https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-01-06.pdf 3b08c410d0d189c3cbcec25e5bf5f39f PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner U Paget—2 S«cHom Call Your News and Classified Ads to The Banner, Wl 5-3481 NUMBER 38 i Section On Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, January 6. 1966 EDITORIALS Klwanta President — Arthur J. ty. Wednesday was Installed as president of the Hastings KI wa­ nts Club, succeeding Gordon Ironside. Jr. Steeby came here In Muy of 1949, succeeding Loren 8 Armbruster as county agent. Bteeby has been active in many community endeavors. 3 Men Severely Injured in 1-Car Friday Crash RALPH K. DAVIS AT WOR2L Nashville Police Ralph Davis Resigns Killed in 1-Car Chief Donald C. Lair, wno has been chief of police at Nashville for months, resigned effective New Year’s Crash eight Jan. 20. He may accept a posi­ Ralph K Davis. 32. Hastings, a pressman and stcreolyper at The Hasting* Banner Press, became Barry County** 14th fatality of 1965 wijen he was killed Instantly shortly after 10 pm. on Friday, Dec. 31, according to the sheriff's office. Mr. Davis suffered Internal In juris*, fractured leg* and other injuries. ' According to the report. Mr. Davis had beqa/drivlng west on M-37 and M-43 when his car sent off the north or right side of the pavement, across, the Eason K. Parker driveway and traveled 428 feet before hitting a large tree headon. En route his 1963 Ford -lipped a road reflector sign and hit a Pass With Care sign. _ , Ungs on Jan. 11, 1UI. the son of Edward and Laura (Darial Mr. Davis to survived by his Wife. June. 620 N Hanover Street, three sons. Jeffery. Ronald and Danny, and two daughters. Dar­ lene and Sandra, all at home; Ills parents, of R3 Hastings: his grandmother. Mrs Fannie Da­ vis. Manchester: five brothers, Edward. Jr.. Ray and Lynn of Hastings: Robert of Durand and William of South Haven, and a stater. Mrs. Leila Main of Wyo­ ming. Mich. Funeral services were held at 1:20 pm. Monday at the Spar­ able Funeral Home. The Rev. Olson Clark officiated and burial was in the Hastings Township Cemetery. The Banner office was closed from 12 noon until 3 pm. In memory of Mr. Davis. Legionnaires to Attend District Meeting Sunday tion with a steel company In 'California, hto former home. Lawrence J. Wood, Who ha* been 1aaalstlng Chief Lair a few hours 'each week, also resigned, effec­ tive the same date. The Council 1meet* Jan. 13 to consider new officers. Past Resident wr*s* ■ • |\|||pfl xvr n CSt Three men were severely In­ jured when their car slammed into a utility pole after glancing off a tree on a bend In M-37 about 2:40 pm- Friday Ail three were thrown out as John L. McCarty, 33, Bristol Lake, Dowling, the driver, end one passenger, Thomas Bapp, 35. Pine Lake, were reported In seri­ ous condition Friday in Battle Creek Community Hospital. The other passenger. Larry Christel, 33. of Bristol Lake, was reported in poor condition. allowed to ~ go Christel was " —" *home Saturday quest. According to Bedford Township police, the traveling at a h__------------ r— when it went off the pavement on the bend and traveled 304 feet along the shoulder before It struck the tree. The car traveled 144 feet until it hit the uUUty Dole, snapping It off near the Mrs. Lloyd iEthel* Kaier, 73. of Phoenix. ArU., formerly of Hastings, was killed on Dec. 24 when struck by an automobile The three had been riding in on a cross-walk near her home. , gne Is survived by her hus- the front *eat. band, two sons, Glenn Vaughn ot Bellevue, and Arthur Vaughn of Aurora. Colo.; flv* grandchil­ dren; two brothers, Benjamin aiangatM use tern-apart ear. Falconer and Forest Falconer of According to authorities, the Hasting*, and two ttotera men would probably have been killed had they been using seat belts. In most cases, the opposite Charles Edwards. R2 JiasUngs. is true. Mrs. Harold Bapp, Tom's mo­ ther. said Monday night that the doctors had been unable to de­ termine the extent of Tom's In­ juries because of his serious The Hastings area welcomed condition. He had regained con­ the New Year with quite balmy sciousness. temperatures with a few hardy enthusiasts playing golf on New Year's Day. Balmy Weather Greets New Year fe prediction as of now , "Ftkr Federal' aid to education, to that 1066 will not be • dull year I fo: example. The Idea was that lhe-'i- -tree" grant* were to give Rnan-tal Assistance only to schools With the control of expenditures tlnue. Hope they are rightl II to left to the local units going to take plenty of "the green Bunk' Tlirouxji the clever device of revctable grants, the Federal govniment can bring terrific pres­ begin to be felt during the coming sure to bear and force acceptance months don ! get the money." • School boards in the South and bidding with a whoop and a hotter in Chicago have already had taste and not much rational thought and of the new order. Admittedly in discussion. Just around the corner. brought to bear In the name of paying for the package. of civil.rights which puls it on the fade of-the good guys," so to speak, extent to which Federal authority put the point is that If Federal will take over In areas formerly in the name of civil rights, it can state and local government.. 1 tPlerur turn to Pare 4, this Bce.i PLAN GOP MEET llcan Women's Club will have Otnuilc Soli Bu'llden ot SW 'Michisan will entertain Barry (County 4H demonstration teams at their regular 2 pm. meeting and others Interested are in­ on January 9th at the clubhouse * vited to attend. Men wHl atoa at Bradley. Adrounle. president, has an­ nounced. State Representative Stanley, Powell of Ionia to tn Powell. A provid rd. nursery will be Wesleyan Youth Conference Here Saturday The youth of 45 churches of the Michigan Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church will be meeting for the annual Win­ ter Youth Congress this Baturtn Hastings. known youth speaker, will bo The program will be dlrefcted by the Rev. Richard Follette, Conference Youth president and! pastor at «h* W8»ijtn Methw* dtot Church of Toledo. Ohio The noon luncheon will be S^ethJtat md Churches of Hasting* An invitation la extended to the youth of this area who would like to hear Mr. Lonie, who spukr to an assembly in the high school • , Republicans File The Barbers to At Nashville Republicans were the on 14 Observe Jubilee party to file nominating petithns Mrs. Homer Ingmlre of R3 Hastings, reported she had vio­ let* in full color and Russell Dudley of Delton brought a bright gold dandelion into TBe Banner office. Even some persons got out their lawn mowers. The temperatures: Dm. tl .... 17 11 D«. fo. . . 41 ST TtM« U0W ft a Project on Year’s Schedule If-66 The Laurence J. Bauer Post will be represented at the Fourth District - American Legion meet­ ing to be held at Lawrence in The State Highway Depart­ Van Buren County Bunday. Jan. ment has announced that the 9th 1968 schedule of bld-taking in­ with meeting* for Legionnaires cludes 8.7 miles of reconstruction of M-66 north from the south and AuliHary members later. Those scheduled to attend from Barry County fine at an esti­ coat of 8813200. Bids will here Include Comdr. .Ji 1 c h a r dmated -------------------DahlhouMr. Mr. and Mm. Glenn be asked In Alnslie, Mr. and Mrs. Winston a new 830,000 —-------Merrick. Vernon Harbin and Mr. doga Creek on M-M will also be and Mrs. Robert Beckwith I taken in October. backward glances Ifits of yesterday".... fls gleaned from the Banner files Uimetrtat, this week received notlflonUon of his reappointment flight Instruction program. Soil Builders To See Barry 4ll’ers Projects for Nashville village offices this Mr. and Mr* Irving Barber of year. The last day for such acIxickahare Road, Hickory Comers, are to celebrate their 50th wedding For village president. I. James anniversary with an open house from 2 to 7 pm. Sunday^Uan. 9. Rlaor; clerk. Mrs. Ada fikedgcll; treasurer, Mrs. Marguerite Wil­ at their home. son; trustees for two years. Hen­ ry Fedewa, Prank Scramlln and Gaylord Gray, and for assessor. They have a eon. Charles, and Carl Tuttle. There were no peti­ tions filed for the village com­ five grandchildren mittee posts. This committee however, can be elected by writeblea are traveling, gardening and Had there been more than one antiques. Mr. Barber is a retired nominee for any office It would WMU employee have been necessary to hold a primary election, but since this was not the case the primary will be eliminated, and the vil­ lage election will be held in March. This change In election Shuin Uerl H. Ounpbell hu laws came about with the ab)Hannounced that Mrs. Janet Nel­ tlon of the caucus system and son. 320 N. Broadway, has been the change to a primary system employed as driver's license ex­ aminer and clerk tn the driver's license office al the northeast end of the Courthouse Janet Nelson in License Office Company al Middleville. She Is a 196g graduate of Nash­ ville High School and the daugh­ ter of Forrest Babcock of Nashvilto and Mrs. Geneva Babcock of Hastings Heads Dimes Drive — Robert H. Sponable. 328 8 Broadway, of the Sponable Funeral Home, is chairman of the Barry County March of Dimes drive now un­ derway. Sponable announced that . the Mothers' March would be. from Hastings Merchants In the c held in Hastings on ,Thursday.' Jan 27. with Mrs. James WtoPennock Hospital, well and Mrs. Joseph Hubert a* co-chairmen. The Rowlands Buy RiepenholTs Sausage Kitchen Mr. and Mrs Warren H. Row­ land. of Grand Rapids, have an­ nounced that they have pur­ given by the young people. chased Leonard Rlepenhoff's The Anders sisters will give Sausage Kitchen and locker th'ir national prize winning plant on South Jefferson Street. demonstration on mulching Other topics will be Michigan peel to move to Hastings al geology, the Japanese Abacus, nutty menus and the growing If they find a home to rent. and selling of chestnuts They iiave Uiree sons, Tom. 12. In the 7th grade, and twins. Tim public demonstration of a new and Terry. 11. In the 6th grade. approach to youth activity bslng Rowland for the past 13 years tried by Barry County leaders to has been employed by Herrud Ac trsin youth to present Interesting Company In Grand Rapids, and and challenging programs on had been the plant superintend­ yartoui serious subject* ent for the past six years. i The program will be followed A native of Grand Rapids, he by the Smorgasbord at 4:30. to was graduated from Lowell High Which the public In welcome. School In 1849. Hl* parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland, reside In Cascade. He married Marjorie Grieit In Grand Rapid* on Feb. 29. Past Woodland Woodlan Resident, Dies •, j'unrrwl services for * rvwe Edna tons r-arrou, Awe Parrott. oJ. KJ. a former' bV Rlepenhoff. He also plans'tm reddent of Woodland who died | enlarging the wholesale business, at Bradenton. Fla, on Dec sOr-and the mass production of Wednesday frankfurter*. —i_ V .. * Bt l:" at the Plcken’ Chapel ln w l the r Richard VandenBosch officiating w,th burial In Woodland Memortal Park. p ( WM (be (Haight l Parrott, Cash, Pledges Climb Over $53,380 As Generous Residents Achieve New High in Supporting Agencies CONGR.XTJ.LAT1ONS. HASTINGS AREA RESIDENTS! Atty. Richard Hudson, chairman of the Hastings United Community Fund Campaign, has announced that the drive has gone over its goal with S5J38O.96 contributed in cash and pledges by hundreds of area residenta. The total went over Hastings' record goal by 56 cents. The rontributlons represent the larg- ------ -------------------------------- ' " ' e*t amount ever given in a Has-1 Rl A sled from Grand Rapids South ting* Community Chest drive IflC A II1SICF IS In 1850 The greatest success of thia j • Rowland announced that he community effort is due to the I owrl ; Intends to expand the line of generosity of hundred* of our | 1YV vv LjvuIIuI U isausagts. as well as keeping the people, and to the personal effort ’ Miss Parrott, JU Congratulations! Hastings United Fund Over Goal ,. pioneer March of Dimes Campaign is Underway Here made cmam tnat everyone neo an opportunity to help support McAllister 306 our vital humanitarian organ-J Walter J^MtAhtoter 2M izations." Atty. Hudson declared j, dtotribuUon business The drive did not go over I loll product* " ,ne here for 19 year*, has announced top without a last-minute per per’­ j that he to now distributor of sona! appeal for extra gift*. Leonard Products. Atty. Hodson said the sat­ plant and dtairibaUng fariUUva al me E. Mlale Street are efckmany agencies, ineluding the blood program. Associated with the company Robert H. Sponable of the Sponable Funeral Home, chair­ celve 87.100. the Youth Council tary; James Hostetler, assistant man ot the Barry County March 87.675. YMQA 811.723. Boy Scouts manager. Mrs Llnne Martin. of Dimes, has announced that 88.650, Camp Fire Glrt| 83500. clerk-bookkeeper, and Gerald ing overseas the campaign Is now underway 4H work 8406. Family and Chil­ Frau. Jr., route salesman. 8he was born April 17. 1883 and he urges everyone to be as dren's Service* 87.000. Barry announcing his distributor­ County Association for Retarded brother, George of Woodland, generou' *s passible Children 81.450. Child Outdance ship. McAllister said "We know and a sister. Mtas Stella Parrott, the Foundation's projects Is to Clinic 8336 40. Salvation Army from experience that the Leonof Bradonton. Fla I *rd name means lop quality and 81.640 and Michigan Unltedl be held here on Thursday. Florence and Stella resided on Fund 85.500 There had been 8400I1j dependability, and we're going to the family farm for many, many match that reputation with top Co-chairmen of the Mothers' earmarked for drive expenses. years, and their peony garden ■a ' March In Hasting* are Mrs. The Michigan United Fund was famous McAllister, who was a member James Wlswell and Mrs. Joseph represents a group of 37 recog­ She attended the Methodist of the City Council aa a Second Hubert nised services, including the U8O Church. Ward aiderman. was bom tn Bad Ward chairmen Include Mr* and Health Association Axe on April 36. 1818. Jack Echtlnaw. First Ward: Mr* Arthur Cook, Second; Mr* Larry reached 858519.45. Penrod. Third, and Mr*. Doug­ Atty. Hudson reported the las DeCamp. Fourth Ward Industrial Division brought in Mr*. Roy Carlson is chair­ 836.09926. the Professional Di­ A veteran ot World War U. he About 60 persons are to attend man ot the Toffee Addition vision 82.643. the Retail Division ।a farewell dinner Friday evening Mother*' March. Mr*. Henry 85249.70. Governmental Agencies months In Africa. Italy, France ।at the Community Center at the Myers is chairman In Freeport 182.02185. Hastings Public Schools fairgrounds honoring five men and Mrs. Robert Banks to 1 8348150. Residential Division who are retiring from the Slate chairman In Naahville. 83203 70 and Township Residen­ Chairmen are needed to or­ tial 8281 75. Highway Department Those to be honored Include Paul Bryant. ganize the Mothers' March In 1 on Oct 26. 1846. Ralph Leffler, John Goordhouse. Delton and Middleville, Spon­ They have four daughters able said. William Shriber and Leo Guy " nurse during World War I. serv­ To Honor State Hwy. Workers Mrs. Harry Swan Of Nashville Dies Friday Nashville, died Friday. Dec. 31. in Leila Hospital Battle Creek following a long iltntws. The former Augusta Boarman Robert Sharpe in Intensive Care paraiso. Ind., a daughter of Ir­ vin and Diana 'Ellis Bowerman' on Feb II. 1910. tn Marshall. SAVINGS A LOAN ANNUAL MEETING—The annual meeting Ungs Savings and Loan Asaocia- be held at the Hastings Savings and Loan Association Tuesday night. January 18. 1866. at 8 ing three director* and any other business brought for the meet­ ing for consideration. until . ____ Karl H, Coleman. President Robert Sharpe. 26. of Farming- Haiold lEmmabrilo Organ of Hasting? and Mrs Wm. 'Alber­ ta' Ruffner of flpaw. Texas; Sharpe of 335 W. Court, re­ mained in the Intenaive care unit of the Wayne County General Hospital this week where he was taken after being involved in a car - train crash at Plymouth Wednesday. Doc 29. " He suffered internal Injuries. Bob ha* been employed by grandchildren; eight grea grandchildren, two brother The following ad by Baird’s in —• —--- — —— nen Williams. Dr. Walton was first appointed to Lhto board by January Gra» Fir* Oov. Dtcklneon. and ha* been Hastings firemen were alarmi reappointed in turn by Oov. Kel­ clothing Storm Our atore looks ilk* the Christmas turkey at Tuesday afternoon to extinguish ly and Oov. William*. tkrvices wet? held Wednesday Hof- 'n Nashilllr with the Rev Mai.. Peter officiating Burial was tn the Wilcox Cemetery. place about six mUrn southwest of Hastings on M-U About an LEGION STAG SUPPER Members ot the Laurence J Bauer Legion Post are to have a slag supper and initiation of new members Tuesday evening. Jan ret by NaahvlUc • largest manu­ facturing company. Btandaro mackinaws in all rtana: winter Bumping. pcoordlng to Manager Hastings 1/12 durtxteeC SOUTH MAPLE GROVE The South Made Maple Grove Grow Farm will have a dinner MASONIC ST. ROSE SOCIAL CLUR ■ The St Rose Social Club is to meet al 1 pm. Monday. Jan 10. at the school hall. A potluck din- ATTENTION WOMEN �kali members cT the Woodland and Carlton Ogntar MeUmdls* Ch.ih-hm Thia to a very im­ portant meeting gnd the District 6uPr.-mtendm» will be present AU mrmbete are urged to attend. Anyone ne«UhC ftwoMoelatiMi Should phone the minister, Rev. Vindrn Bosch. . Mr*. Anna DeU to M1U a patienl at Pennock Hospital from ths broken blp she suffered kra>l weeks ago. flfee to report­ ed nwung oomfbrtabiy and en­ joy*. hearing from her friends * TianMayand M I were Mm. lie wday and and Mm Dei Tbay ware Uy. Mr. and dinner by I and family. 1 Ore and Reiser. Mr. Sunda wax' Woodland Mr»- CIwUm Curlu WATCH YOUR MAIL FOR BIG NEWS from FELPAUSCH! vtott. * The famAy of HylvwUr Curtis me* Thursday. Dee. » to the Community Room for their Christmas csktxwtkxx. This wu quite • group with only two of the 1* children miming. Severe; grandchildren were unable to ba present but there that were en­ joyed thrmseirea The children enjoyed Nngtog ChrUtmu carob then refreshments were served There wm a Uwe excitement Winner of the New CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORTS COUPE: Mr*. Fr«l H~tim of *». 2, Homw. QOIfh ROAST P REFRESHING ** Hl-C DRINKS , HH FRESH PICNIC STYLE tn town New Ymrh'Brt. Q*rwtn McClelland hit a tree cm Kaet Broadway aa he wm oxning into town around ■ |MR- Hla oar rolled over pinning hta Inside Not knowing «»M get out or not the ftre department wu called to assist. He wm able though and wu out by the time they arrived. He wu taken to the Oataopalhte Itoepital in Grand Rapids and treated, then 14-Ox. Cans FIRM, GOLDEN-RIPE John Brecbeiaen and family, Mr ani >■*. PhUUp Born and famUy.tM/ and Mra Robert Bern. JT. and ren. Gene Kenyon. MT. and Mm Ralph Inffkr and Mr. and MTa Roy HcwlU and daugbtnm They were aucotwefUl tn catching him tn a complete «urWtee. Happy Birthday. Bob! * Mm Ctandia Fuller of Carlton Omtre wm a Thuraday VietaWith Mm Cllmena Schaibly and end family entertained her family New Yearta Day. There attending from here were Mr. Md Mm Verdon Hutsriy. Mra Chmena Bohalbly and Mm HUdred Uretsriy. In the evening MT. and Mm Kennard Bchalbly called on bls mother at her tame. They had just returned from a vtott with their ctaughter, to- end Mrn David Blood in Bharem. Mau They were getting acquainted with Uxir new grwntataiWtaer * The United Brethren started tta> New Year oM rtgfao by beginning Sunday evening servtoee The first one wu held last Bunttay. Ronald «ted Medal music. The public la invited to there service* Mr. and Un Galen Kilmer and family were New Year's Day dinner guests with her «tar, Mr, and Mm Glendon Curtis and family. U The tire alarm aoutid­ ed Tuesday. Dec. 2* around 3 BANANAS SPARERIBS SAUERKRAUT ib. 59* lb. 29*CHOICE OF FIVE VARIETIES ECK1ICH 1LIM LINS' FRESH SLICED OR CHUNK _ PORK LIVER » 39' "SALTINE" HERRUD LARGE SLICED CRACKERS BOLOGNA FINEST BEEF SOLD caiea northwest ot town waa on fire. The firemen war unable to earn much of the inside. Il did extensive damage. The atari Of the fire waa unknown. There are five children in the family * Word wu received Thursday of the death of Mlaa Florence Parrott in Braden. Fla. She and tar Mater. Stella, have rone to Florida for the Winter for *erer*1 ymra but bad not returned to Michigan for Ur Summers lately. Funeral services for her SP* Spartan Pasteurized ...anywhere! BONELESS IMPERIAL OR MIAMI OVEN WITH COUPON ROAST; |l Are W» RUBY-RED, HEINZ TOMATO NABISCO PREMIUM CHEESE SPREAD Mom Efficient Germ Spreaders? la »■ r«a w* owM ■ r* tWy aaul water al Mania. M brsj were atari a*l la lad iMtar. ar ana k* Mat May. Wlf EVAPORATED SHURFINL SPARTAN FROZEN OVEN-FRHH Lunch Cakes «x lOc ■rtea arcn, M mrom our idm la taagm cam* a«i oflea <tk «n* Wx 0x4-5" SHEETS, 650 PER ROLL, CHARMIN 9.7*>.u- twins, znr TISSUE PUFFS pkg. rm PLUS PAATAM MSTHMIZP <EESE SPREAD |1HA < r | lie LOAF or a» s 5^’100 ^| WITH COUPON �the Retired Fanner Of Nashville Buried Saturday Banfield • Vicinity .B'TVlrts for Raymond WoudN^hJn* r’9tlrr‘1 ot W, Nashville, were held at 1 pzro Saturday, from the Vogt Funeral Home In Nashville _ Mr. Woud.tr* died Wedne.- (Hornrtra) Waudslra. He came to the U S. m a young man, and on March 1Z. hie waa married to 8#phte linEa in Grand Rapids. Besides the wife he 1* surtlved by four soru. Henry of Nashville and John, Sidney and Frank Raymond all of Grand Rapids; a sister, Mrs. Amos Dcornbaa of Grand Rapids; a brother, James Woudstra ' of Grand Rapids; 13 grandchildren, and seven great. graiidchUdrcn. The Rev. Earl Froit, cuficluted and burial wu In Lakeview Cemetery. Don’t be half-protected Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mn. tings, has completed his basic training at Fort Knox. Ky. He 1* stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Md., for schooling on automotive repair. He wu a 1985 graduate of Hu Ungs High School and enlated In the service on September IS. 1095. Senior Girls to Businesses In Barry County Attend UN and There Is a total of 378 busi­ Washington Fetes nesses in Barry County, accord­ all parts of the United Stales are asked by Dun A Bradstreet /or copies of their financial Thl* year requests are being »cnt to nearly three million business concern*—to the comer sand ns well ns to businesses worth iiiilllum*. CADO OF THANKS I whh tn thnnk my friends, r<1ut ve* and neighbor* fpr their kindness while 4 was in Pennock unti Bunti'M Hospitals. Thanks to the Dr. Pinnies. Dr. Butler, all the nurses, and all those who at­ tended me. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Clarence McKImmy Hickory Corners •is' - 378 ing to statistics released by D. W. Ogden. Area Manager of the Grand Rapids office of Dun St Bradstreet. Inc. Thl* total is based on a physical count of the January. 1068 edition of the Dun & Bradstree^Reference Book. Ogden noted that each wxlnjra«.won®-4 Cloverdale - Hope __ and Hollie called on Mr. and Mn Robert Rnlw-ri Ferris For*. and family Mrs? By Mra. Stephan Osgood Guests of Rotary ? and Mr unrt Mr. wini.rr, tv.. 7 By Mrs. J^o fr«y Mie* Edna Willison and Erma John Brown Hastings High students lntro~, Van Luke Of Kalamazoo spent New unp ana mt. ana wHh duced Monday noon at the r«gu<* Year* Day with Mr. and Mra. sooct m-n Plainwell wrwCW It(iy Hrown a Sam BuX was Alfred Oolnder Em* U living In Uy of Battle Creek were New Year's Mra. Harold Bapp, is In Community iTT f 'Ia Hin,kiy dinner guert of Mr. Hospital * Intently* unit a* the re­ and Mra. Sterling French. Brown and Isabel!. • Mr. and Mra. Club club held held al the Hotel Has-* and Mra. Gordon Buxton. HMTy Swift were Sunday callns ftogl Bere JerTy Dunn and Bob i — — ■ and Jim « Fran-j given bv the Bcmon I.G>. store at the Brown home. * Mr. «nA Ironside, Juniors, Mr* Stephen Ogood and fa | guests thl* month at the regular Mra Nettis Butler died Wednes- spent the weekend visiting l Uvea in Bowling Green. Ohio. ay. She fell al.her ho™ late in club meeting*. j* palhlc Medicine and Surgery after spending the holiday vacation with two weeks Ui the hasplUU die had been cared for at Fairview. * Quite Vacarro. * Marvin Frey returned a group from Hickory went to to his assistant coaching duties at Zeeland last Thursday to attend Flint Bcndle after /pending his ner followed by a Christmas of Mra. Vaughn Jensen They were musical program. •* Last Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warren and Marcia and Susie Crago of Vicks­ day Mr. and Mra. Harold Grey Nancy, Mra. Addie Griffelh. Mra burg and Johnny Crago of Albion from Olivet, Sam Buxton and Jean Wooley. Rev. Harold Bugby. spent Saturday and Sunday with Douglas. Marilyn Nelson firon Mi and Mrs Fml Stiles from Mr. and. Mra. Otis Hermenitt, If your insurance program doesn’t adequately Battle Crrek. Mr. and Mra. D» their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Frey. Marvin and Kathryn M>d Ch-utmas dinner with Mr. and Gloria and Mary Lynn and Alfred cover you against major possibilities of loss, you Gainder. Norman Leonard and family of Mrs Gordan Buxton. * may wake up one day to find yourself in serious evening luncheon gurets of financial trouble. It’s wiser to let us check your New Year's Eve guests of the' Robert Frey and family were and Mrs. Norman Leonard and Rozel] Stantons were Mr. and: insurance needs now—for your home, car, family Thursday pm. dinner guests of and family from Union City family. Mr. -and Mrs Robert Mrs. Howard Orshorn, Mrs Mor- i or business. Well give you a prompt, frank and fondly, Mr. and * Jeanette Miller, niece of Mrs. .ipeni spent mo tho uiuismis Christmas wicaoiu weekend Frey -• .............................. - Mrs. garet Johnson and Mrs. Blanche j appraisal of your uluation without cost or Myens and family from Stanton. Weekend guests were; Leo Prey, Is steadily Improving with Mr. and Mra. Emmett BtrdL I obligation. from recent brain surgery In Blod­ * Mr and Mrs Norman taoiHi Battle Creek, and Duane Shep Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Klrlels pf ard and family spent Frkiay and tfer® Christmas Day potluck Millstadt. III.. Mr. and MT*. Ho*-1 gett Hospital, Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Norwood Hughes night ylth Irer parents, Mr. and dinner guru of Mr. and Mra. ard Reed of Alton, 111. Saturday Mrt. Leo Frty. Marvin AndJCathf„r*y!^nd Sunday evening guest* were Mr. and Mrs Mr. n^Do and nnta, M-ra whcTi* Donald Mrs Mr nild MrlCouch Evtretl Couch and.Duke Reed of w Holland. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton. * Mr. Van A iTker^i Sai11 were dinner. —— ----------------and Mrs. Rollle Pot ell and son ixxne vacationing from HoutfH Mr. and Mra. Lx» Frey Michigan* pear production ton. Michigan Tech. College ar- «n<l family • Mr. and Mrs. John toon family. * Timmy Myers, son of rired for Christmas dlmier at- CraA-,'» and Johnny were Christ-(w 1,1 Probably double by 1080. Mr. and Mn. Louis Myers ot Bat- tho home of Mr. and Mra. Julius ma-*1 Eve KUMt« df Mr. and Mra. Michigan State Unlvtraity scl120 Vf. STATt ST. WI 5-4174 Poyer and Jamie Christmas Day. Gordon Buxton. enlist* predict that average Bessie Jonre was u Christmas ------------ •------------ yields will jump from 15 miland family. * Sam Buxton was a Day visitor at the home of her The Claude Braidwood* spent Hon bushzl* per year to about Bunday visitor at the home of Mr. niece and family. lucre iuiu ismiiy. Mr. .-.it. axxi arxi Mra. nirs. New nc» Year's rears weekend In in Detroit three tnrec million mimon bushels. ousncis. Michigan micmgnn _ , .... . _ and Mrs Gordon Buxton. Merle Harney at Gull Lake. MT, and enjoyed seeing “Sound of'Will continue to increase Its BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Shepard. and Mra. Rolland Tack were Music " 1 share "of the V. 8. market. Mr. and Mra Allan Shepard, both Jndv Helrleel of Middleville and Pamela Levengood of Has­ tings will attend a United Na­ tions-Washington Seminar dur­ ing February 11-10. The Seminar Is being conducted by Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Michi­ gan Conference of the Methodist whurch. Jody and Pam will be one Kathryn enjoyed oyster dinner Sat­ urday with Mr. and Mra. Norman local Methodist Ch arch t ■ Leonard and family of T Drive throughout the western half of North. * Jim and Cindy spent Friday night with their grandpar­ Michigan. The purpose of the Seminar is ent*, Mr. and Mr*. Leo Frey, a to study the United Nations and Mr. and Mr* John Crago and son the UjB. Congress of the United or Albion spent Friday evening State* In the light of thy princi­ with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton. Susan and Marcia Crago. ples of Christian citizenship. This is about Che tenth or Letter of December Mt eleventh year that such a semi­ nar has been conducted by the Michigan Conference Methodist family. Mr and Mra William Ferri* and family were early Youth Fellowship. Jody Is a senior at T-K High and Pam Is a Senior here. Both and Mrs. Earl Ferris and RoUle are active In the Methodist last Bunday. * Mr. and Mra Youth Fellowship and both are Norman erase drove to Joliet, president of their organizations. The group will travel by bus to New York and Washington. Fifty years ago. Il took one num-hour to produce a bushel of Peace Carpi Test com. a Michigan Blate Univer­ Bnrrv County area residents sity Agricultural engineer raid Interested In putting their skill* . recently. If those method* were to use In developing nation* uwl to<!iiy. it would cost 1306 around the world are invited to iirtend uf 84 cctj s to produc* take^zhe Peace Corps placement n bushel of corn In the U. S test J’- 0 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. Com b king.' Il la the leading 8 nt* the port ____ _ office _____ In Grand crop of the U. 8. which produces I Rapid*. Bal tie Creek and Lanjiearly half of the world's sup-1 sing, p.y—113 million tons. ' - IN HASTINGS enneifg ALWAYS FIRST OUAUTY ■ More About------ | Save 15% to 25% on our famous Backward Glances ADON NA foundationslj Continued from Paa* On* presented Woodland Township with a lax acre tract of virgin Michigan Stale University nu- ■ Frldny Uie Jcek SI,nu w 1U be trition experts *ay rlcp flour,Is overnight guests of the Gay 1 Jordans- That evening this fourone of the key Ingredients'Jii Ln 'wmc ftnd Lt »nd Ur* Davld frozen dessert*. gravlew. ,•J"ri" Stem -*111 be dinner guests of the standing Umber be preserved and the Wliu*m Eastman family at their homemaker., and is one ofr the home on Bl Park St. key reasons commciclal firm* Visitors at the home of Mra. ore able to produce frozen creamy dessert*. The flour has a Donald D. Smith and Mis* Sue About 80 people attended the Smith during the New Year holi­ day were? Mr. Dudley Vemor of holiday party given by the Has­ Detroit and his guest, Mr. Archie ting* Civic Player* In the par­ For Banner Classified A<L, _____ ___ „organist -----------Black vof _ New York; at lor* of the Methodist Church. Call WI 5-3481. Lincoln Center in N»w York City, fiupt. D. A. VanBusklrk Introducspeaker of the Use evening. evening, . i—. .. ■ -___ M the sneaker __ as Ethel LaMore, former ELYON YOUR FRIENDLY PHARMACIST... LIMITED TIME ONLY! COMPARE Adonno* . . . way ahead in fashion, value, quality! Scrupulous care in fabric selection, construction, assure CHARGE IT! Mtes LoMpre gave a review of Evo LaGauteQM-* recently pub­ lished bopk, . ?‘At Thlrty-Lhrre" and also cornnlentotl on L'Algten, the well-known Rested play. th* Rotary Club Monday stated that local industries now employ ISO people with’tho annual pay rail pf slightly mon than |1,100.000. Factory Invaatmesrt here la about >3.000,000 with annual production exceeding 04,000.000. SAVE *1 SAVE $1 Adjustabl^stretch strap bra of nylon-L^cfel® spandex. Cups are cotton-rayon elas­ tic. Sizes 32 to 36 A and 32 To 40 B. C. Long-line cotton-bra has comfortable 2" cuff, light • spiral boning, elasticized back for wearing ease. 34­ 42 B. C; 34-44 D. HOW 2 FOS *5 now 2.98 Vp to Saturday evening. Coun­ ty Clerk Honeywell states that When health is in the balance, accuracy counts The slightest tip of o scale speaks volumes to your pharmacist when he is compounding your doctor’s prescription . . . you can trust him implicitly. Firif-oid and lickroom supplies, prescriptions PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS 4VARDNE P/firq* » H U C S ' 'SICWZ . < ................... -...... .. ..... Gulfin and Mrs. Neison. the community nurse. performed the first surgical operation In the city's new hospital Friday whan William Roralter of Grand Rap­ ids had hL* thumb amputated SAVE $1 Memtera of the Ar beIter Un- clety onraniittl hero nearly forty year* ago. elected th? following officers for theowning year; Gottlieb Webber, president; A. Myera. vice president; Philip Luts. treasurer; Jacob Rehor aecretery. Charter members still Nylon-Lycra* spandex bra with Kodel* polyester cup lining. Adjustable stretch strops. Sizes 32 to 36 A and B CU|” HOW 2 for *5 It! SAVE »1 Inner bonds control ond slim in this waistline girdle of nylon - rayon - rubber - cot­ ton elastic. Short, average; tall. S. M. L. XL. _ now 4.95 Pflug. Hartings, both morn than ■ Quality a tut Jrienil/y Sendee Hastings; Chrirtlan Bachmann^ Irving and Charles Diehl. Barry- 110 W. Slot* St. SAVE »1 The Saucy Boat ^MaMinEngiMd) . Non-slio bra mode at cottonDocron* poKcs'er-nylon. with cotton lined nylon lace cups. 32 to 36 A. 32 to 40 B- c . pstlein, den t you sgttsr W« jtdpe book of Mra. f's mcnii Kf • MaMgt H MtaMM SjQQ Oarl (Cfl.tagiton.-»O«) ; \f HOW 2 f0« »4 f U ADf E VllAltUE IT! SAVE *2 SAVE *2 Extra long-leg p<mty girdle of nylon-ocetate-cottonLycro* spandex with acetute-cotton-Lscra* panels. S. M. L. XL H0W 5 95 Nylon power net long deg ponty girdle with inner bonds of Helanca* nylon for added shape control Sizes S. M. L. XL. how 5.95 Open Every Day 9 a.m. til 5:30 p.m SAVE »1 'Action-bock* Lycra* span­ dex long-leg girdle Satin elastic stretch panels to slirh with no bulky sedms Sizes S. M. L, XL, munn. je Ott how 4.98 Friday 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. �In thia Instance, tho specUctilar w>u IMOWO er, ool, > *ut| Hoi 92nd Birthda M, »oa MH ra» M omlib (Henna portanoe EDITORIAL h ■: :• fahilly of Grandville, Mr. Harbor avotded-gtw the people a truthful report on Viet Nam—the situation Grand Rapids. Mr, Harry James and Mra. Kenneth James of Lansing. Elza lived for alive during IBM even though Uie many years in and around Has­ tings. ' little ' ■professional as- Americans cant. under- la a faillar manner, the Federal Mrs. Livingston Of Lake Odessa Dies Sunday (Luukei Livingston. 63. Lake Univmttlra hospitals, penal insti­ tutions will also fed more of tills Americaxu deserve a much clearer Hospital Bunday night. Jan. 3, pressure as the prospective Federal and more mmpkte arenunUhg on Wednesday at the Pickens Chap­ el In Lake Odessa with the Rev. given. Dean vanderVeen oniclating with burial in the Darr Ceme­ On a happier note. IBM wUl tery. election that will bring out as probably see many more spectacumuch as thirty per cent of the vote She is survived by her hus­ considerable, to emphasize by band. Calvin: two step-sons. Fred and Gerald Lutake of Grand Rapids, and nine step-grondchllventure In the history ot the world Mr. Lutake died In 1058 at definitely toward Ute steady upwhich time she moved to Lake Odessa from Dorr. She married problems by merely Ignoring their I) Public Forum || West Woodland By Victor SUton Mr and Mra Robert Fisher end daughter, Bcvwly, former Hastings reeldento, but now of Onsted. Mich., were Wednesday afternoon callers M the Janard and family weekend guests Claude Danker ot MansvlUe, Ohio. Mra Clarence Miner and Mra Gerald Bandera visited Mra. Mary Gibson at Borge— Hospital U WwdUite M7-I2S1 Our hotel "For the Birds" 1* in ot Dowling. full operation—at least the cafe­ teria section is—standing-room Rev and Mra Paul Deal. Danny only- Among the guests who have and David from Beaten Harbor. signed our register since the openGull Lake. Ralph Goal from Bat­ and Mra Handsome Cardinal. Mr. tle Crock. All enjoyed a potluck and Mrs Rix! Belly, Grandpa and dinner and the various parades Grandma Bluejay. Little Mira Chickadee. The Junco Family. Mra Sparrow and all her rclauvra. close and distant, the attractive Mira Tufted TlUnoufe. Repulsive Blarling, Aunt' Downy Woodpecker, and entertained over the holidays her Cousin Nuthatch. There la sUQ an soriment of food. Welcome! ’ ' Mra. Vernle Gabriel spent last week Wednesday with the relatives nt Comstock Park and on Friday visited her daughter. Mra Char­ lotte Keeney and family at Veataburg. ax*called on her son. Robert Tebo and family at Cedar Lake. * Our sympathy to the wife and sis­ ter of Jolm Coville of Martin Road Gibson. who waa injured In an la doing quite well. dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra Robert Anderson ot Thornappte To the Editor: We wish to express our pleas­ ure and enjoyment with our guest from Burundi, Africa, An­ toine “Tony" Habonlmana. sen more He could not have been of a gentleman and so InterestIng and Interested! We urge our area fann families to participate in the Adventure in World Un­ derstanding Program and all such programs. Thank you. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clark and family ' R5 Hostings Our Duty Is To Tho Living Because we realize that our Dec. 3S, 1965 To the Editor: As we approach the new year it is only natural that we take stock of our accomplishments and review our performance in the past year. .The tremendous job of keeping the public in­ formed of their rights under the social security Law would not be primary duty Is to the living, we give a full measure of personal attention and sympathetic under­ standing to every family we serve. The true value of our Service lies in the consolation it gives the bereaved, message • to the public without your assistance. * At this time a simple thank you seems very Inadequate' in expressing our appreciation for the many favors which you have extended to us in 1065 and in LEOllflRD OSGOOD *-funenal-l4oine CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 HOT W*n« SASISOASD HIATIHfl FLUMIING SUttllK WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS or Call WI 5-5769 WI 53732 Bob Wills D,ck 2153 Gun Lake Rood Hastings Saturday evening with her par- of Curtis road. Nashville. auier. Beryl Meara, her brother, An interesting holiday guest at Uw WlUlam Kirkpatricks was Karen Honma from Wohlawn. Hawaii. Karen is a Frtkhman at MacMurray College tn Jackson­ Then- was a family get-lo- ville. m. gether at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Ea.1 McMullen. Br, on New1 'Year's Day to honor the birth­ day of Mr. MdMullen. Included in -Jrc group were Mr. and Mrs. I-ury Baum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMullen.' Jr. and Thanas who were visiting here from California. Mr. and Mra Max Wilde had Day in Grand Rapids . with his Mr Wilde's father. Floyd Mc­ broflier and wife.. Mr/and Mrs. Closkey an a guest Christmas Hobart SchalDIy- *- R*> that Ums weekend. The following Tuesday of year again I Everyone la getting their records together showIng how Chruunaa dinner. On Thursday much they earned In 1965 and what cvcning the Bob Furrow family they spent it for. We've got to teU Unde 8am all about it naw, end Years Eve the Wlldca cntcrtalnprobably there will be surprises in Ima. Mr. and Mra. Torn Cumbow our records. ftnd Mr. and Mra. Floyd Myera. Mr. and Mra. John Blnnan mother. Mrs. Vernle Gabriel, and entertained tirelr family for a 'his aunt. Mrs. Alice Hendee, were Christmas dinner on the 26th. weaving over the post CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS furnaces Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS to the State-wide service program for used car buyers 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car We bare joined with hundreds of other members of the MICHIGAN Auiotnobfln Daalsrs Araodatlon to provido the used car buyer with a state-wide discount program cm parte and labor. To receive and uaa this discount privilege. boy aera—d family of Cedar Lake. * How would ard Blnnan. Mr. and Mra John w-e have a candidate, and well guess his secret would stump the panel, loo. We mustn't mention any names but a "youngT?) man living northeast of us mowed bls lawn on New Years Dayl How's that for a record? That's as good as tile folks who went to Florida can do. ilhelr grass Is growing here while they ore gonelh Miss Helen Reesor'returned to her Kliool duties at Coldn on Bun­ day after spending the vacation at her name here. * Funeral services were to be held Wednesday at the Pickens Funeral Chapel at Lake Wolter Birnwh. Dr. and Mra. Fremont Brooks have returned from Denton. Texas, where they spent the holidays with their daughter and family, tlie Terry Brewers, and they slap attended the Colton Bowl game. Garats of Dr. and Mrs. Kings­ ley Bonnett and family on Wed­ nesday. 'Iliuroclay and Friday Homer Muntz of Casa City. The Fay Clardys entertained their family, the "Skip" Clardys HASTINGS MEMBERS OF THE GUARANTEED WARRANTY USED CAR PROGRAM dad Clardys of Kalamazoo on Christmas. Mr. and Mra Kariten Neil. Mr. and Mra Vem Neil and Mr. and Renner Ford Inc. large part of tills section of Uio Stale. Far a number of years Ute tatned Parrott outers raised a vast quan­ tity of beautiful and unusual pro-, Mrs. Richard Seeber of Battle nles and people coni* from long i: Creek.distances to purchnic the flower^J The Jack Smiths entertained Besides the sUter, who to in yjry I poor health, a brother. GEOrge. also spending the winter In Flori­ da, survive. Burial waa in Wood­ land Memorial Park. J Members of the Albert Rresor family enjoyed Christmas at lire wiy* s«l«, inc. Lorke 328 N. Michigan Buick-Chevrolet 1435 S. Hanover Phone WI 5-2421 Phone WI 5-2425 lOTitilkMean Fhono WI 5-247E the Grand Rapids, Michigan dis­ trict office of the Social Security Administration extends good wishes for the New Year to you and your stall. Sincerely yours, Raymond C. Backus District Manager Social Security Adm Prraent were Helen Reesor of I Colon, Mr. and Mra. Hillis Recsor | and family of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. James Mulder and family of Hastings. * Mr. and Mn. Lau­ rence Chase of Coate Grove left Petoskey through Sunday by auto on Monday. Dec. 27, for California. Tlicy chose the .south­ ern route and arrived Friday eve­ ning. A call Sunday Informed the home folks that they had had a wonderful trip. The weather was ideal and Uiey watched the RomBowl parade. They plan to visit M1DC friends while there and ex­ pect to be gone about a month Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson Annual Pre-Inventory home of their daughter, the Eldon Roushcs of South Hastings • Our sympathy to the Henry Curtis fam­ ily who were driven from thetr' home on King Road last week I Tuesday afternoon when (Ire seri­ ously damaged the house.- It is believed that tile tire started near the chimney. The upper part ot | the house suffered tile gu.iitst | damage, most of tire roof b.lngj destroyed. Water and smoke did > considerable damage to the Interior | I but we understand they were able to remove most of the fumltur •' On June 28, 1916, nineteen men formed what was to become the Automobile Club of Michigan. The goals they set for the Club were: Is stoylng elsewhere while repairs are being made on the houx-. , “To promote and foster the healthy growth of the automobile Industry; to secure the adoption and enforcement of reasonable and useful traffic Banner ads benefit you.' The Hastings Banner mobile traffic; to promote touring and to obtain and furnish touring MEN'S AND lAfCAD BRANDS LADIES' WEHR FINEST □.NK HUNDRED AND | TENTH YEAR now FROM ordinances and motor vehicle laws; to promote the establishment and construction of permanent highways for traffic; to interest automobile owners and driven in the'principles of ‘Safety First* as applied to auto­ information and the necessary sign-boarding of public highways; and to co-operate in any work which may tend to benefit the automobile driver, user, owner, manufacturer, and the automobile industry in general.' Your Club has worked.hurd for these goals and it has achieved many of them. One proof of this is that your Club has grown from its nineteen founders to more than 700,000 members. oc 50 You are invited to join in the Golden Anniversary Celebration by displaying the new 50th Anniversary Emblem on your car. Pick yours up today at any of the 57 Auto Club offices. W to J Automobile Club al MlchlQan HASTINGS OFFICE jSmM McPkanlin AMiRlCAH NIWWAFU LAWES'WeIr Dress Well. .. You Con't'Afford Not To' We Rent Formol Wear 217 W. State St. Fh. 945-4392 Edwin J. Meisenbech, RapresentoHva NATIONAL EDITORI 1966 Msmbara PlssEe Note: Displaying Ihla 4mN<m on yohf protect* it with tha Club's 1200.00 Theft Rsward. �Mra. Cora Roush Dies Sunday at PennockHogpital ersonal Mention the MM Each Pig Saved h Worth 05 Library • ek. The ■iso entertained hta purie John Becks of Delton, dinner on Bunday. On New SatU-auflEfffiS-: the James O'Oonnm. F* Johfil* H. Hick*, 1231. Bhe married Oliver Routh Hicks b receiving Instruction In the application eg medical treat- teed the Army in September. 1965, and completed basic train- lenng the Army. four Waytanl. and Lawren* fkibey ot KAlMniUCo; two »Up-sons, Bert and William Roush of Bat- E. WastUngtoa. NajrirvUle, and Mitry Dtvtaloa participated in Germany. which ended Dei. 17. Mra. Orrin (Mabie) Aber and Mra. HareM (Agnes) Janes, all of jnllea and Included more than Battle Creek; 31 grandchildren; 25.000 nun and 0,000 vehicle*. 11 great, grandchildren, and four Elements of the 3rd Infantry one stater, Mra. Gladyl oou'ch of Division Brigade, acting as ag- Middleville Woman Returns From Touring Much of the World Celebrating her Oct. 2nd birthBMUa Creek, and a brother, Er- nesaes In the 24th Infantry Di­ day In Tokyo, eating Thanksgiving dinner In Delhi. India, and the ntet Williams of Hastings. vision defense under simulated week preceding Christmas divided between Jerusalem In Jordan and tldpoted in weapons firing and Cairo, Egypt, were just a few of the ptaces visited by Ethel Baugh' man of Middleville and Joan Puf­ the year-round combat effeotlve- fer. her granddaughter. Mra. Baughman left O'Hare Field, — Basketball-’ ,eoldler. a combat construction Chicago, on Sept. 7. touched down specialist in Company C of the in San Francisco for two day#, Monday. Jan. 10 — Farm Bu- 54th Engineer Battalion near then apcnl & week In Hawaii tour­ Wildflecken. Germany, entered ing the Islands. Gym. 0 pm.; Reading Club. tho Army in October, 1964, and Fran there she emplaned for Elementary Teachers mertlng. completed basic combat training Middleville | T-K Calendar Tuesday, Jan. 11-High School at Fort Knox. Ky. He attended by her granddaughter, Joan Puller, Teachers meeting, | aun. wbo had just completed a year's tour of duty In Korea as a recrea­ line at 216 Lent*. NaahvUle. tion director with American Red Croes, for Armed Forces entertain­ cckcr.d in norment them They attended Hie two of them then started on the K their exciting itinerary, in Tokyo ftnd . . _ ww._ they visited ft Shinto Shrine, wit­ gueeto at a wedding reception honoring Henry'# niece, Sandra Lee, daughter of the Merle 8L Martina, and Raymond La Buda who were, married in November at Chicago. The reeeptlbh wfta held at the home .of Henry'a slater, Mra. Beatrice Corriveau. Winter Darkness Causes Drivers Vision Problems Let Reason Snow, sleet, fog, frost and early winter darkness mean vis­ Rule Behind ion trouble for the motorist and the pedestrian. The Michigan State Safety The Wheel . Commission has this reminder neaaed nessed a shlnto Shinto wedding, visited -----------‘ and photographed Buddhist--temples Mt FUJI. They continued to Hong Kong. Okinawa. Taiwan. Free China, Bangkok. Slam and Pakistan. They frequently attended church serv­ ices and visited schools and craft shops. After arriving In Calcutta, India, they took many aide tripg visiting the Taj Mahal and many more temples. They also, toured Agra, Nepal. Jaipur, Delhi. Benarea Katmandu and finally went to Bagdad. Iraq. While In India. Ethel rode an elephant and in Egypt. Joan rods camel back. They took a boat trip down the Nile and toured the shops and ancient ruins tn Cairo, Egypt. King Tut's tomb was cne of the highlights of their tour. In Persia they saw the two largsgt diamonds tn the world. “Light pt the Moon' and the “Light of the Bun." One was split tn two and tn so doing was chipped. The chip is now In Queen Elizabeth's crown. The last week abroad vras de­ voted to totira of the old and the Ni'IIHJH. SPARE RIBS TOO! Tke Superette To™ ft Solly RoSImoo 20S N. MgktaoJi —OPIN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. coming of ice and snow, 'the motorist should properly equip, his car with snow Bits or chains so that he can maintain control on slippery roadways. As for the pedestrian . . . cau­ tion Is the word. When afoot, don't step into the path of on­ coming traffic that may skid on ley pavement Cross only at cor­ ners whenever possible. Light colored clothing is a help too . . . if you're seen, chances for safe walking are much greater. Here's another Up. Don't load yourself up with packages that obscure your view. Ditto for an umbrella. Ypu need your eyes clear to watch traffic and signals. Remember: Winter weather tftlngs dangerous elements ' to driving and walking. Watch out for yourself . . . and . . . watch out for others as well. problem in dairy expansion is getting through the first five to eight yean. Cash expenses In- built up fast enough to meet USE BANNER WANT ADSl Pre Banner Classified Ada Call WI 5-3481. "Ldw enforcement officers have loved onea ot their own with sefou# of this more titan anything Whom they would like to spend After -.pending the holidays at more time this holiday weekend, but they’ll be on duty to help the Puffer farm at South Boardmake the holidays safer and happier for other#,” he pointed out. Cross in charge of entertainment for tlie Armed Fortes In that area. be lenient with the driver who Joon's older stater. Phyllis, a .flagrantly'disobeys traffic laws. First Lieutenant in the WA.CS. in Army" Intelligence, has been stationed in Viet Nam since Dec. "Drlnklng driver# are no safer 15. —to themselves, their passengers, Mrs. Baughman will accompany and fellow/motorists —on this her daughter and oon-in-taw. Dr holiday weekend than on other and Mra. Puffer, to Flint where weekends. Drinking drivers are they both teach. Ethel plans to! Involved in more, than 60'1 of enroll in courses in cldna and oil, the local fatal accidents accord­ painting as she did last winter ing to spot checks by medical She plans to return to Middleville examiner# and other authori- aptiroximately April 16. Her present address Is 368 Phils-1 The Safe Winter Driving delphta street, Fint, Michigan. League warns, "Speed too fast Footnote: Dr. and Mra Puffer for slippery roads and bridges. and Joan. Gene Mosher and Ethel InaltentlvencM, m drtylfia. fail­ ing to yield right ot way, driv­ supper with Ethel's other daugh­ ing in the twilight with only ter. Florence Flala and family. parking tight# on . . . these vio­ Middleville, on their return trip lations lead, to trouble, holiday from a writer's conference in Chi­ or no holiday." cago. The world travelers told or “Let Joy abound.” he conclud­ ft few of their adventures and the ed, “but let reason rule behind exotic ptaces they visited. What tales they can tell I NEW CARPETING WOODLAND— Wednesday, 1:30 to 5:30: Saturday, 1:30 to 7:30 pm. Marvei Wfllta of Battle for dinner on Nt-w-Vaar'i records show that sows that are too fat do not produce as many pigs per litter. More formers overfeed rather than underfeed sows during ges­ ^ Families who like a light spicy tation. according to Art Streby, e tn their foods will enjoy County Extension Agricultural cd pot-roast. Simple to use Agent, the combination of two bay t and 5 whole dorm. A ., ,, of u, vinegar ___w, production in Michigan •amount (1 Turkey to tablespoons) may be added bccn concentrated into a with hot water ('4 to one-third fcw >*nre production unite Ten) oup। as the braising liquid BUoed individual firms ore responsible; onions also contribute a har- for 00 percent of the State's monious flavor companion. 1 trial production. NASHVILLE— Wednesday and Friday. 7 to 9 pm.; Saturday. 10 Ladies SPORTSWEAR Miller sW ler.t. Wwiksi, ttiiiUU. rho« wi s-rosi 9 ’V Reduced JLu eJ One group. Value to $7.98. Plastic and leathers. Now»188-»588 Ladies LINGERIE Ladies ROBES One group. Nightie, pajamas, slips, etc. Nylon, cot­ ton and blends. Broken sizes. ' ■ • _ _ Reg. values to $14.98. Nylon, acetates, cotton, etc. Now Rethcad bH 25<7b off TEXTURED HOSE Children s Coats & Snow Suits Entire stock of textured hose. Several styles and many colors. Entire Stock Reduced 25% Reduced Sizes 12 mo.-24 mo., 1-3X. 3X-6. 7-14. CHWren s Hats, Gloves & Mittens One group—Broken sizes and styles. Reduced Yl ELECTRIC BLANKET By Beocon. Two year guarantee. Washable, finger­ tip control set the dial for desired warmth. 100% nylon binding. Y3 Rig. $14.98 Now »1O8# ONE RACK LADIES Junion, Misses, DRESSES PeHtes and Holf Sizes. Wools, Blends, Rayons, Etc. GIRDLES and BRAS, CHILDREN'S WEAR One rack, broken sizes. Dresses, sweaters, blouses, FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL Y* Y3 0,1 New All tha Ferch You Can Eat by FORMFIT and ROGftS Reg. Style 0872 LONG LEG PANTIE GIRDLE Style 0817 PANTIE GIRDLE_________ Style 0972 SLIMLINE GIRDLE _______ Style 0287 DRESS SHAPER BRA_____ Maidenform Style 661 LONG LEG PANTIE GIRDLE Berkshire HOSE TABLECLOTHS One group. Sizes 52 x 52. 52 x 72 . Absolutely No Seconds 0w> Mm. rtra Rrt. HR » RJ4. — CI««W S-t-.J-y. mana on tnc system. is ocwg incalled at Gaytord Thta wUl be I completed in June. 1966. • ’1.00 u’7.00 Wool and wool blends. 3, Be Satisfied. MONARCH of Grand Rapid*. la scheduled for completion In March. 1967. A 70.000-kilowatt power peaking plant, fa- use In emergencies and Banncr ads benefit ysrttl etc. Values to $12.98. Ldies SPORTSWEAR and -4nr buys «i 0* CUT or town- 1966 pro- Ladies PURSES One rock, broken sizes. Blouses, skirts, sweaters, One group. Slocks, sweaters, skirts. Broken sizes. NO CHAkai FOR INSTALLING! the Entire Stock of Dressy Coots and Car Coots robes, skirts, lumpers. B R 5 pm. MIDDLEVILLE— Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, 8:30 am. „ _ pin.; Tuesday evenings. 7 to 9 o'clock. . Ladies COATS Reduced 2. Highlights of 375,000.000 In electric projecta, IS1.000.000 in gaa projecta. and 87.000.000 in office buildings and additions to existing Office. MV­ : vice, fleet and warehouse, fa­ ; ciiiuhs. I Electric project* Include tho | continuing construction of two ; generating facilities. The largest. a 385.000-kilowatt addition to the James H. Campbell steam-elec- at PARMALEE S Buy Miller's Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices Buy from Us DOWLING— Monday. Tuesday. Wed­ nesday and Friday, 4 to Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE 501 Nylon-$6.95 Thursday. Friday and Sat­ urday. 9:30 am. to 5:30 pm. Closed Tuesday. Grand Rapids on New Year* Self feeding la not as cheap The Ben Campbells entertain- as hand feeding for sows even if I their daughters, Mr. and Mra. the* ration is "bulked-up" with Cairo From there they went to Rome, boarded a jet at 12:30, ar­ rived New York 10 pm.—smooth as silk—Ethel says. She is sold on fbr drivers In the Waler-Winter New Year’s Eve for many mo­ Wonderland. 'To prevent pedes­ torists will be spoiled by acci­ Their impressions were many; trian accidents, both the driver dents they might have aVbldtxj, bnd the walker must see, be seen, Il was predicted today by’Gerald -Swarms of children running in W. Bhiptnan. Executive Secretary the streets, every available inch ot look of the Michigan State ’Skfety space Is used. every kind of vehicle Consumers Power Company will Invrat a record 6U4J3004)00 during i960 on corirtrucUoa and expansion projecta deaigned, to meet the growing nerds of ttic electric and gaa curtomero it serves in 67 of the 88 counties In Michigan's Lower Penlwuta. The company Invented 3188.­ 900.000 darnig 1968 an baHalng aad equipment in Spices for Pot-Roast flbe M survived by three daugh­ ters, Mra. Clifford (Evil cunnlnAam of Grand Rapids, Mrs. $134 Million Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 12:00 to • pm. 1 log formers need to give more attention to the feeding of sows Naomi Beck entertained and glita during gertalicxi. Bubabde# of Japan and Hong -hen she. the James and the Walter Boeks made since oats provide some entertained at the ixxne al 23, Washington Blvd.. IaU Oderaa, im.J» »%** la attending g medical -idmtn and Lydia (Springer) Williams. courea at the Army Medical She attended school tn Yankee Training Center. FWt Bam Hous- Ranch Consumers to Invest Record Hours: HASTINGS— Airman Third Clam David L. SATURDAY HAl>PY HOUR Drinks V2 Price from 8 to 9 p.m. ch!c!?nTcwFsw!oaFsJk!alt? $4 so Golden Ferf action-.—- I A Live Orchestra pleying Mitgic for your dancing end llitanlng pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Eyanirigs Phon. W 5-3640 Prints and solid colors. Mfi’SI.M Npw $1.32 No* $ 5.95 $10.00 $ 3.95 Reg. 98c each 79c„ 3 La diet KNIT BLOUSE and Reg- $2.9? Now $2.00 ™ Now $2.66 MATCHING TIGHTS The total look, Plaids in stretch nylon. Sizes S-M-L. Look for famous Tnide-Nome' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parma loci 124 East State Street NOW $10.95 �Diane Spyker to Marriage Licenses Personal Mention Wed John M. Toffee Saturday Afternoon City Employees Fete Art Keeler On Retirement Retailvra and friend,,‘®TeJ5' celved Invitation* tu M, DU,,. Buch Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Bpykrr. near Kalaniaaoo on Nev Year's Mr. and Mra Donald Taffee. Tta Mr and Mra John TUffee. The ewrnwny will be held at 2 pm. mined a few of their neighbor* 'Arthur KUU. <W a Ington, ww honored Thursday Name Officers at Friday Luncheon dinner held* in the basement of the old City Hall on the occasion of hl* retirement a* a municipal employee. . Mayor and Mra Franklin C. DxkwlUa Fite Chief Edward Mattadirt Church *4 12 45 Richard Buntor and. • —- — Personal Mention ot Count. the dub’s annual who attended. Arthur, who had been employ­ ed by the City of Hastings for I B. Owtan family. turned to the southland as a gin. Alex Praua, director or me ruuamaaoo Public Museum The topic the fire department, and came custodian of the new City non Newton. R1 Woodland, wish Hall In 1961. to announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daugh­ Royal Hayes, who had been ter. Yonna Doreen, to Eugene driver for tho Fire Department Ray Venton, ion of Mr. and Mra. Harlow Venton. Middleville. The “ of Vermontville are announcing wedding date has been set *for April 23. Bonnie Jo Childs Pledges Troth to W. E. Harwood Jr. few days before flying home next week. The Ward Erwavs entertained Society newS Maple Valley High School and a 1965 graduate of Wrights J. Ronald Sim Is Engaged to Barbara Ann Haner Paul Richard Dean, of Algon­ quin Lake, entertained with a Country Club on Tuesday eve­ ning. Guests included* friend* She to employed at Peg’s Beauty Ann Haner. daughter of. Mr. and and customers of Republic Steel in the Grand Rapid*. Kalamasoo. Holland and the Hartings arras. William to a 1963 graduate of BL Philip High School In Battle son of Mr. and Mra Wright Blm Dick is a salesman for Republic and while he served his own Amy Signal School, at Port Monmouth, N. J. dinner at, Scottsville on Dec. 26. chlcken also. A June 25 wedding at Scotts­ ville is1 being planned. Rider returned to Washington. bridal shower In ScottavlBe High School and Is a home, after visiting his parents, Sophomore at Michigan Stele University. Ronald, a 1961 HasUnga-Hlgh men to were served The bride­ elect received many useful and Michigan State University tart beautiful gift*. June and 1* now studying for a law degree at the University of Dr. John Stryker and Mra Washington at Seattle, Wash. ternlty, at the Washington. thelr University the week following, Off City Bonk Parents’ Home I^ar Shines on ; ifforida Christmas Is Setting for Daughter’s Nuptials . I >A letter from the Roy Cheod. who are at Harmony Shores cd a clipping from The ColCounty News which read in '"We drove through Harmony borer, and found It all aglow •ith the traditional red and marriage of their daughtrf. Judith Marie to Raymond ©. Sinclair, son of Mr. and Mra Harold Sinclair, Tanner letye Road. The wedding was performed by, Mra Russell Belfield tied for tta Rev. Russell Houseman <« first place in the north-south the First Baptist Church at 1:30 of play in the Duplicate Bridge game held at the Episcopal Un­ Miss Ruth Rowley. dercroft Tuesday night. Third iful to ace. On the outside ugo blue star and that along ill.' the faint flicker of a new fw ' schooling- The Campbell! vlsltora Mn. Frank Crabb came , for a start visit and aaw grand-1 daughter. Marianne, in the Chrl-Xmas program et the Evangi-llral United Brethren Church. A happy evening was spent when Mr. and Mra Jim Myers brought Arthur, who were home from Florida for the holidays, return­ ed on Thursday for a few month's stay. They were over­ night guests of their daughter Ed Smith, and Ken Smith fur and fomlly. the Richard Flukes dinner on New Year’s Day. of Vicksburg on Wednesday be­ Fred Clair and daughters were fore leaving. dinner guests on Sunday. Dec. Frank Crabb home with Mr. and 19. This was followed by attend-4 Mra. Michael Crabb and aon. Central Auditorium and the an­ nual Christmas coffee hour at Wilson. On Christmas Eve Mr. I ma* dinner and festivities in- and Mra. Jiin Osls were guests for a lime of gifts, games and Munn of Richland, Mr. and Mra. refreshments. Sunday callcra Robert Osis and daughter. Mr. and family of Edwardsville. HL sons, Mra Vivienne Johnson and New Year’s Day ended this hapson. Mra. Lynn Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William Honeycutt of Hns- Carl Clendenin of Hazel Park stopped by for an afternoon Clair and three daughters of visit. Grand Rapids. Mra. Vivienne Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nixon family entertained tta Bob Osls family for dinner on New Year’s Florida where they vacationed Day. Callers were Mra Jovcc Norton and Brenda, and Miss Joanlc PavUch of WMU. Mra. George Dean* entertained band, the Guy Fewleesea, whose daughter and family, Mr. and her family, the B. J. Cralgere ot Muskegon, over the weekend. New Year’s Eve guests of the Brian, were also visiting them Mra. Johnson and Cheryl, who The big blue star they mcnso spent much of their vacation was lurrne from MSU. spent the its and all—on the old City wUh them. Among the interest­ Earl Eggleston family of Grand ing places they visited were Bush Gardens and Florida Land, Haren. Cheryl also visited which has only recently been friends in Angola. Ind., for a Robert arid and Bruce Fisher and Mr*. Roy Hubbard were third. ted friends while In Chicago. The John Ingnuns were queftt-i Quests Included Sgt. and Mr. and Mra. Jamaa Britten entertained for Chrirtmas dlnher sister, the Wayne Goodwins., Mra Osa Lewis, tta grandmoth- ! but think it might have been In er of tta bride. Mr. and Mra I the early 1950’s. girls, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Brit­ of Allegan. Charite Rowley. Patrick and They write: Everyone In the ten and children, Laurence Hull Andrew Lewis and Mra Gene pork looks forward to the carols Mr. and Mra Stephen Lewis Sinclair. <. jon Christmas morning. Roy put* attended the wedding of Mls» Tho newlyweds Mil make their two loud-speakera on the trailer Mary Grant Co'grove and Daniel until they find a new nwldance., the pork. The park ha* grown Robert's first Christmas home In --------:—•i from 14 trailers In 1960 to about 21 years. vlous Thursday night a fire Mr. and Mra. Roger Converse, WtDOINC starting In a waste basket in the .naw beautiful with shrubs such PHOTOCRAFHY kitchen of the Parish House The Ringo Bwlngo Square u Hlhtocuss. Bougainvillea and caused extensive damage there Dance Club is to meet Saturday Powdo^JPuff, a* well as Mango, Storehouse were visitors later night at Northeastern with Wen- palm mA bamboo treea in the day. Geraldine Hull and dall Abbot a* the. guest caller. wedding took place, after profre-, slonal clcanere quickly readied members, and other interested equate J--------- — vacation with their grandpax- LATEST MODELS-LOWEST PRICESl| Personal Mention Safe coat WHITE'S ——•------Ringo Swineo Dancek Top models of the :Mr‘.\an4JUrs. Stanley Stauffer •fid ■biuy-Entertained on New Year"*. Evk <jvith a card party. rooms of-the First Presbyterian The Charles Leonards returned Guest*’wear Mra LoUa Stauf­ home from California Friday and fer. Mr. andtfJrs. Arthur BtaufGrant* Nadran of this city. Tim Howard family at the family The John Huntley family of farm near Lowell Marine Tom aon Stauffer of XIto and Marshall visited hl* parents, the Howard was also home for the Mra Hany & Brown. Grand Rapid*. , 4 J. Franklin HunUeys. New Year's Day and Sunday. Coast Sunday. While in Bari The Jim Spoon family were Francisco the Leonards and the kC.LU with their relatives in Chicago Ralph HerrickgA Wfro dinner the season's lowest prices Reduced or MUSIC Modal 331 sllm-illhouette deilgn In baric black, with turquoise accent* cloned for carrying: ONLY 7W* DEEP! All controls face tho front 'Sluidoweight' low mass tone min Toygh, long-lasting pebble-grain finish Photography rs— fer the wadding reception from cor coot season, at WSCS Plans Men's Night Wednesday The First Methodist Church Womrn’8 Society of family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Couch Service will hold a "Men's Night on Wednesday. Jan. ll u» which01 riini ana rar. on Dwight Cotant were entertained. busbands and truer » are Invited, at the home at Mr. and Mra. 1 Jacob Bender, chairman. Maurice Roush on New Year’s ;and memtrts of her Naomi Nixons had an apartment about Gordon Dehnel. Mra Robert Betts and Mra. Harold Norris of 14P Nashville look first In the east- candle*. potrru, and basket* of White carnations, tta compKreturning the daughters, Phono 945-9425 MR. AND MRB. RAYMO D. SINCLAIR . . . Miss Judith Marie Lewis Becomes Bride. peeking their daughter. Bennie Mption is to fbllow the nupttala Campbell home in a few weeks Sts* T Mr. and Mra. Marshall Belson and Shirley were New Year's prised the Fay Hummels by ■wishing them Bon Voyage at Kalamazoo. On Bunday, Jan. 2. they later took off foe a trip Shirley entertained her parent*, through Australia. the Marshall Beloons. at Holiday Delton entertained Mr. and Mm. 945-3967 ONLY $75.00 MUSIC CENTER 138 W. Shite Phone 945-4284 ALL SILVER REPEATING REDUCED 20% DURING JANUARY ONLY Larry, of Hastings, Mr. and Mm. Delton In honor of Mrs. Pres­ ton's eon. A/1C Albert Beebe, who was tame on furlough from Newfoundland and his friend. Europe to be with her daugh­ Pvt. Danny L Sinclair of tta ter and family In BL Clair for Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. LADIES Winter Photic Vermontville 259-7298 , families. the Burnell Larka and and leaves today for Niles to Bonnet & Gown family. She will return to H*stuign the middle of tta mopfh. Mrs. Ror.n Dunn has been with the Dr. Arthur Haight family in Ann Arbor this week. I Judy Ransom, who flew into I Willow Run, at 6 ium. Monday morning from California after attending the Ro?c Bowl game with a group of friends, had a dose connection to make to 1 reach Traverse City to begin tar teaching duties that day. She made it and well worth the rush Shop ’ In spite of the remorse about the 1 score for such staunch MSU sup- Ainu Finglcton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stair* of Vermontville price The Hair Style of The Month So bewitching ... so pretty! In the new French si jolie (so pretty! trend. Eosy to monage. Coll 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar (Peg Preston. Owner) by Appointment It’s a Family Problem ! Britten home. CARESSE New York Life Above Saving* & Loan I BEFORE I AFTER EVERY ITEM REPEATED AT SALE PRICES nipots . S.... >22.95. IUHMNG A FAMXT B UG WSIHKJ a Are. you worryino too nMtcA ProbUmef » Are Money Problenu MpttHttO family! «o*old V THf ANSWR 1$ lU1 I—Ft HOW A CONSOLIDATION LOAN MAY JOLV1 YOCM PtOMMS Pay all your bills. Cut paynuntg Get extra cash at tJU NM ti*M. •25“ “ •1000 Whatever Your Me Needs You'll Like Our Courteout Service local finance A*k for "Ol® Howard 112 So. Jefferwn FImbo 945-3424 Fitft Bowls/..... 19.95 5H.37 15.07 12.95 Candlestick * >r lndi):$.. 125 Cratanets 11.95 G 10.37 1.00 0.50 Now is an excellent time to restore your worn silverware, antiques and family heirlooms at great savings. All work QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by our master silversmiths. Sale prices apply to ALL pieces imaginable . . . castor sets, tea service Items, trays, etc. Old family Hems replated like new make wonder­ ful gifts, so take advantage of 'bipse prices. EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE Dgnt* removed ... Item* straightened Broken handle*, legs, knebs£rep*lrod A replaced Mining parts A Insulators repaired A replaced New combs, brushes, . mirrors, knife blades, thermos fillers furnished Gold, copper plating Starling and pawtar expertly refinished SALE ENDS JANUARY 31 BRING IN SILVER TODAYI Hodges 122 W. Stats St. jewelry Established 1931 �Traditional Parties Usher in 1966 In Hastings Area Dimes Symbol •ocial By fitre. Richard Clark j Hospitality wu toe keyword throughout thia whole commun- husband. Mr. and any New Year.'' The food was excellent, the gold and green decorations beautiful, the music perfect and when Dick Ptldpausch announced that the band would play, 'The Anniversary Waltz." for Dr. and Mra. Ray­ mond Finnic, who were celebrat­ ing their Jan. 1st wedding day, Mra tiuntald School. Just a* any imm innovation in education, tt MM advanuga* and diaadvautages. . Deazribtag. ..and discussing ttl John The Hoy Hubbard* entertaintoe Bunfigd school. . house at the McIntyre home on W. Green Street, the Bun MePliarltns wore hast* at their home to greet *66 and U. of M. Uto Don Froata enter- • SYMBOL of the 230,000 table* tarn each year In the U.S. with serious serioui birth defects, Lori Ann Wsgnir, 5, MSwuvk>e, Wi*., Wagnaj, ^-Milwaukee, WI*., ?■ f* w“boS r"h,w'r '■■yf '* way. Among the out-of - town ui Mra. Alan Rider of Waahing- Street. I below waist. Now Tho trrra.n -UH ! l*ornin9 **»»<. You Can k.lf. M. II—, enter- gurets for Indian River to ski, ’^B***1 o'”1 ««pport patient the New Year in were dUapb * ,0 ,h< Marth their homo on Indian Trails Drive and a number of the a gucata at tho Clifford Dolans very’ little a»w. However, they I' all had a good time In spite of etale and Leo Barth the mild weather, and "they" tinned on the U» club party. There were approximately 40 included tho Bob Stanleys, Marv Bcmece and Bill James. Tlverv was a family party at Andersons and Ruxj Belfield*. lite William Hart home on Sun­ on N. Michigan Avenue before Ted Wuxlmantee and Jim WUday which Included the Howard the Country Chib party and fol­ lowing the dinner-dance the at the Franklin HunUey* Friday lite Gary Fergusons. the Robert Bennie Carrs entertained with a breakfast for 70 al their home evening and after tlw menfolk had flnlsiicd playing card* the on S. Park Street. Incidentally. hostess resurrected a box of old Mra. Jack Allcrding, Jr. Florence, Mrs. C. and a friend ribbons, bowa, etc, and cnch wife from Grand Rapids flew to fashioned a chapeau for tier huiFlorida Tuesday lor a month. EUB Church for a New Year's Their husbands will join than later to attend a meeting and a the New Year. The fellows en­ Eve party at their Middle Lake tered into tho spirit ot these home. ■ brief vacation before they oil creation* and indeed everyone An especially happy Christmas return home. was laughing so much, as tltcse Parties preceded and followed headpieces were modeled, that Crabb tame in Richland when the mld-nlght hour almost past- Uie entire family was present Elks Club and among those hotting a breakfast on that first iillarious parade. If prize*, had ifor a wonderful time. Thirty day of U>e calendar date on been awarded Al Fuller would ' together for a festive Christmas certainly have been among top (dinner which ended with Grand­ nawa, at their home on N. Han- winner*. mother Munn's special Christ­ Mr. and Mra. Marty SchranuH imas pudding. Opening gifts and Following a tradition of long entertained the toothers' potluck icatching up on all the family standing the bridge club group group on New Year's Eve. Guests i inhered, and Udi time at the were also Invited. ।rapidly. Corning from tiic greatThe Robert Bryans entertain- J Green Street to sing a fond far­ cd Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Colvin, Bili Crabb and family of Ed­ • well to the old year then prep- Mr. and Mra. Gerald Sanders 'wardsville. III., where HUI Ls- Diund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brogan 1 The Don Baiys of Ann Arbor University of Southern lUlnoi* hosted a New Year's live cele­ Mr. and Mrs. Fran Goggins Extension, bration al their parents home on and family and Mr. and Mra. The New Year waa greeted W. Walnut Street for their group George B.-own and ’ family were with a delightful party for the of oontemporanca Including, the New Year's guests of U>c Gerald Presbyterian Couple* Club at the Jerry Jacobs of Bailie Creek. Sanders. । Lccuon Sharpe Halt The comChris Kacchelra of Gross Lake. New Yuua Eve guest* at tbe'lnl'Uo responsible for the fine Ulvls Orinvelds and his guest Judwn Claypool home on TtllotMiss Peggy VanOsrtiTorugKcr ot ' son lake Road were Mr. and!1"? 9^ Mln,<*’1 -----------o. । and Ute Arthur Olsons. Alter Michael Schoendorf . I.MH ,41,, the socialI hour na ikao spaghetti din-1 Jnnek^r ^3 Cal(d,],'lu- Mr. and Mra. Arden Joneko of Birmingham. A(lanis of Woodruff iwd nnd Tho Kotnonia Clare of the Friday afternoon from 6 to 7.'Mr. and Mra. Mark Claypool of Flrat Metiiodlst Church began and that evening from a to 10. Middle Lake. toe Dewaync Pugh* hosted an | . Audra and Don Baty, Mildred the Now Year with p, pragreMhge open house at their iiomo on and Al Steury, Marguerite Kae- Richard T. Qrooe. The Howard Peters course Ln her home beautifully candle-lighted and with a cheery flro in the fireplace. The Ed­ ward Freelands .served tlie maUi ■ counxi in the hospitality of their spacious Using-room and famllyI room. They then went Ln a group J to tlw Church for Cbmmunton at 11:30, and completed a won­ derful evening at tho Gary t9ocum home. Both ■.:<! and new acqualn- Max Myera home when they held and New Year's Day. Those from out-of-town who shared thl: former residents, Henry and Shirley Vondctx, who are now living at Pontiac Lake and were houseguests of the William END-OF-THE SEASON Clearance Sale on WOMEN'S SHOES NATURALIZERS Durfee By Un. John Hook ms-MM Sunday Evening 111*. Sansone , bo Id me Sunday evening. Jan. 2. W“the Ferguson-Droste Hospttet Qbe had been a pallet th^p Six . get Ln touch with jeur social *e- gjtabte for health Insurance, icle renranent teat does not apMy to health insurancs and you ®eed to make a choice before March 31, 1906, on whether you Wiah medical insurance coverage, You should get to touch with your uxlal aecurity office at nccQ. Wlvcn I became age 65 last with the Social Security Admin­ istraUoo, U publlahtng a series of quertlnns and arfbers on aodal aecurity aubjeBR U you have a question, tta Social 6ecurity- Administration will be glad to answer It. Your Social Security District Office located at 50 Ransom Ave.. N. E, Grand Rapids, Mlciiigan, la open dally MIMa* Thsroday, Jazusasy»T 1 " •11 ’ 1 Hast Nashville ^'Resident Dies Karl Schantz home. Thate fttml, _ 1>«» who attended were tta Ciiuf—ton Brills. Ted OlroighUns. Wlllbur Schantz*. Warren Brogan*, e 65 before 1&66 Harold Blantons, Dick Clark* Cr— »>.— mrwll- i._ , " M »___ __ ____ _ .. 1 atill wort and earn cal Inauraooe effective July 1000 Rockford. prc«ram ksui at a collie hqur'ai 7:30 t U pi unary UI < ia a relatively tlnuiil pr teuctung school*. for the purpose of saluting Auld Lang Syne and Welcoming 1Q66. One of the rizabie gatherings aHZM.r inA .___ n re— mi nss Q.utl..c»i er* Keith Bergy of Caledonia, Slindxrd Oil Dlitribufur. ean C Hsadantet & Vidaity' IM seftin Bcm Ln Hastings on March 3. 9M, she was a daughter at Mr. and Mra. Wilbur SchanU and Mra. Marshall Schantz of Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Voight VanSyckle of Lacey called on the Karl Schantz family Friday evening and on Sunday, the Schantz's wen* dinner guests of tho VanSycklce. * Sunday din- Nashville; a daughter. Mra Ste­ ven (Patricia! Seagal of Fuller­ ton. Calif.: seven grandchildren; two aUtera, Mra. Glenn* Town- tong enough. Does thl* added service it la also open to Mr». Grace Chaffee of Heatings, don't qualify for health Public each Monday evening »? ' from 4:30 to D pro Address your Battle Creek. Doot forget Birthday Club at • No. Ycxi may qualify for mqjnber of the home of Edith fitraube. Vir­ 1th insuraaoe even though ginia Brill U co-bostoa*. , havo not worked long enough ler sooidl aecurity to be eiigt- call 461-3531. Mr. and Mra. Robert Clark had Church. Powelk w Clayton Erb of Byron The Maurice Hynes entertain­ Antoii.e (Tony t Habonlmana of Center and Mr*. Omsvim ed their niece, Mra. Orval Wol­ Africa over the Christmas holi- 2 pro. from the Vogt Funeral Makley of Hastings were New and aak about your eligibility. Home in Nashville with Ute Rav. Q. I am already receiving a ford. and her daughters and a Social security chock. Several friend from Ypsilanti as over­ Bob Clarks had as their guests Harold Krelg of Columbiaville, a night guccta on Friday and New former Nashville pastor, ufficl- 'all there is to qualifying fur Mra. Gerald Bottlmer and Mr, That's olL turned home Wednesday .from Leila Hospital following bufgtry. Caller* during tho weekend of Social security qualified for hospital Supplemental medical Is not automatic and children of Freeport and Dr. " The Merlo Kahler family, who Glenn Gunn and Romig of Kala­ Hastings Township Cemetery.' mazoo for a belated Christmas left for their respective locations, celebration. Mrs. Winona Downing and Miss Rcxine Downing ot Lan­ Ky„ Ctals to Son Diego, Calif, sing were guests of Mrs. Frank and Margo to WMU. Banner adj benefit you/ Andrus over toe weekend. rail, Mr. and Mra. Donald Cheney completed and returned whether Davis medical insurance coverage. Did (hr* rhsnoM In th. at ' O. Grand Jan ieo to qualify for monthly re­ it benefits? A. it is poaalble that persons 73 or over may now qualify even though they did not previously have enough work under social family of Albion on New Year's' security to inert the requirements. Anyone in this group should get in touch with his social security ^ce if ho lias any work under Gray homo including tiie Petrak al security. family and the Rae Corilas fam­ ily of Albion. Mr. and Mra. R*J» Water* and Mi. and Mra. Budd before July, 1BM1 Can I wait Water* and family. ' until then to apply? ^ DALE’S BAKE SHOP Sweet Breadsr - Date nut, banana pecan, orang* pecan, and bpttarmilk Dutch Apple Pi* _____ _ ____ 65c . .Made from delicious Michigan1 apples. A one crust pie • 'topped Tvppvw wi(n with c.ruii.p cn*rJ? UnUML streusel, , .. . 3. . . ._..z:T-6 for ' Fruit filled or plain (for brc«k.'fastjtgr>ick», or lunch). Donith Pa«tri«» i / 42c FRIDAY S SATURDAY SPECIAL! Coffee Cakes Riepenhoff s House of Fine Sausages, Hams & Bacon All Homemade Favorite of Hastings and Cities For Miles Around AmilNClMENT MR. WARREN ROWLAND ... a new member of our staff has taken over the leadership of our organization as of Jan. 1, 1966. He has had 15 years experience in malting and selling sausage with two well-known quality houses. . Mr.'Rowland, wiHi the aitiitanco of Mr. Lon '“Will be distributed to stores in Western Michigan as well a> being available in otir home afore in Hastings— Our Motto Will Continue As Before 58c—S«». Sc Special 53c HOME OF FINEST QUALITY MEATS' ID*to nut, butternut, elmond, blueberry, brown sugar nut. mncinnl. 1 pineappleJ Orang* Knots___ 6 for kitchen 42c A rich yeast raised dough with fresfi erapge. Len Riepenhoff Refnewtbor COOKIE DAY Every Wad. — 4 Dox. Cjoull love our I BAKED GOODS HOUSE OF FINE SAUSAGES. HAMS & BACON ... ALL HOMEMADE Fl q 115 S. Jefferson Michigan Grade One Phone WI 5-2141 —----------------------- | and Mra. Al Zuvcrink, of PonUDetiat. Highbank By Mr». Vern Uawblil* Nl.h.d.. tsruicu tertalned Lhelr daughter and family of Ithaca ove-r tho CltrUlmaa holiday. They alm enjoyed a call Christmas Dey from Cpai- • LIFE STRIDES • CONNIES and “• HUSH PUPPIES . Dress Hefels, Flats, Stacked Heels and Casuals . . . Not all. sizes in each style. Some MEN'S SHOES in Schantz entertained for New ten and brotlura and famlllre, also Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schantz. Thirty enjoyx-d UM tpuntlful meal • Mr. and Mra. Oeorge/Nummera from St. Uxdsr Mich, were Sat­ urday and Sunday guests of her parente. Mr. and Mra. Clyde ^Kenneth and Mr. and rii HawbUlx ate Sunday PEDWINS and • HUSH PUPPIES SALE SHOES REDUCED up to to HEAR Throughout the YEAR VanSyckle of near Lacey. Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Godld and family and Mr. and Mra. Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs NEWS - MUSIC - SPORTS - WEATHER Blair HawbllU _ _ “TAf|% V SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Wayne's S& 134 West State Street home from Pennock Hospital. * Mr. and Mra. Clyde Rdd and Rdd end children from Shelby­ ville called Saturday at the Reid * Mr. and and Mra Austin Schantz. Mr and Mr*. Albert Bell and daughter, Marilyn and Ray Roush spent a few days in Chi­ cago visiting Mr. and Mra. Gene Jacob-, and iMby of Flint Bells, a Mr. and Mr*. Larry Hawbitt* and children of Battle Creek called Saturday evening HASTINGS-Barry County Radio 1220 on your Dial — --.... - �MHBK HMYVWGR BANNEB iwith their family at Flint. FenrjjggMU. Janwary «. IM ton and Berkeley. They will be ■ - - ' here for two weeks and are then The L. O Pettengilk liave re- ’ planning to vacation tn Houston, urned after spending a week;Texas, for two or three months. Mrs. Cox Dies At Cedar Creek Home Saturday PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Uaxtinai School Menu Art Logan returned to lochen Sunday after ap the .holkftys At home, an David Logan, who was here because of lite tragic dent in which her granop ously injured tn the accident, Is making a better recovery than was anticipated and waa to un­ dergo surgery this week. Tire William, Btoomis,and the Orville VanWtea hjdfftnnsr on New Year's Kw at'FUitafi in Grand Rapids. Drunk Driver Pays Fine, Costs Jonathan D. Fox.33, 335 W. Benpleaded guilty to a dtarge of driving white under the Influence of liquor when arraigned Monday began Municipal Judge U K. Bar­ nett. Ha paM^ <75 ftoe ptas SMS family were unable to be to­ gether during the holidays this year foe these reasons: CecUa. who teaches school irt Vlcensa. Italy, vacationed with other teachers. In the Swim Alps, -the Rev. John Hoot was much occu­ pied at his Wesleyan Methodist Church ski, Oakaiooaa, Iowa, where be and his family live at University Park. Iowa, in care of Vennard Collage. and C.P.A. Jim Hooa lias just been promoted And moved with his family from Shrdtaport, La, to Baton Rouge. La,W» Year's Day. . M-4J West. Aetaa tram "fMg *a Ws“ FOR YOUR CONV5NIENCI WI HAVI INSTALLED A DOUAM-BILL CMANCU Woodland By Mn. Gltndon Curlit Patrick M. Brasher. 18. R3 Has­ tings. paid a MS fine plus 87M coats after pleading guilty to a disorderly charge. He was arrested at a local service station Dec. 31. Repair Service on ANNOUNCING McAllister Oil Company exhibit. The displays will be on the gym floor and anyone can browse around before or after the business meeting. Students will be with their exh*>ll to an­ swer any questions you may have. At the November meeting a committee waa appointed to look Into the poaslbUity of help­ ers for the teachers on the play­ ground during the noon itour. Electric Razon hard to keep an eye on ftryone. This committee will 'present their report. The PTA penant will once again be awarded to the clam with the highest per­ centage of parents present, fteteachers and parents arc urged to attend thia meeting. The Woodland Woman's Study Distributors of QUALITY LEONARD PRODUCTS HOME OWNED AND OPERATED WITH ALL LOCAL PERSONNEL Michigan State University economists predict that by 1M0 farming In Michigan will be BIO business. The avenge commercial HASTINGS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION HASTINGS. MICHIGAN STATEMENT OF CONDITION DECEMBER J), 1965 w. J. McAllister JAMES HOSTETLER Owner Assistant Manager SERVICES AVAILABLE Automatic Keep-Fill 24-Hour Service WATCH FOR OUR RED, WHITE & BLUE TRUCK jean MRS. L1NNE MARTIN McAllister GERALD PRATT. JR. "~CIerlc*Bookkeeper Secretary Route Salesman W, h»« iwitch.d to LEONARD bacauta we are in buaineu for ourtelvet, and realize that our auccetr depends on keeping our customers happy and satisfied. We know-from experience that the Leonard name moans top quality and dependability, and we’re going to match that repu­ tation with top service. Try us ... call for fast, efficient delivery of Leonard Superheat Fuel Oil or Leonard Farm Gasoline. sunshine! First Mortgage Loans Accrued Interest Insured Mortgage Loans Loans on Savings Accounts--------Purchased Land Contracts Stock—Federal Home Loan Bank Government Securities Cash on Hand and in Banks Office Building (Depreciated* Furniture & Fixtures (Depreciated) Prepaid Surety Bond Premium Prepaid F.S.LI.C. Premium . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL ASSETS $3,788,938.77 785.76 53.511.09 2.523.08 61.224.44 45.000.00 200.477.88 204.017.54 44.177.97 18.272.64 1.028.16 44.922.55 $4,464,879.88 Liabilities SO CLEAN § SO Next best A>Mt« SAFI! Total Savings Borrowed Money—F.H.LB. Due Borrowers Deferred Profits --------------Guaranty Reserve _ Specific Reserves General Reserves Undivided Profits . . . . . . . $4,031,406.86 150.000.00 47.656.17 3.477.19 6.204.62 2.287.76 210.101.58 13.745.70 STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF BARRY LEONARD > oeriiesrt We solemnly swear that the above is a true statement, to the best of our knowledge and belief, of the condition of the Hastings Savings and Loan Association of Hastings. Michigan, outhe close of business on December 31, 1965. Earl H. Coleman, Pres. V. C. Ransom. Sec. Subscribed and twara to bafore ma this third day ot January. 1966 FORTIFILD FUEL OIL James E. Coleman, Notary Public My Commiulon Expires December 1, 1967 IT'S ON THE GO! Be SURE and WATCH the " Michigan Outdoors" TV Show With MORT NEFF Every Thursday at 7:00 PJM. Channel 8 McAllister oil company 1320 EAST STATE ST Boot of tfee E. W. Bites Plant Phone 945-5022 „ 945-5442 136 E. State St. Pheero WI 5-MS3 All Savings Insured Up to SI0.000 with FJ.LI.C. MEMBER FEDERAL HOME IOAN B.'.V �Mrs. Butler of Hickory Corners Dies Thursday 32 to 48-lnch mowing . capacity * ■ 37 attaching tools ■ automatic shift E. r ) Funeral Services For Mrs. Ohler Ue M. Butler, II, R1 Hickory WHEEL horse Mrs. Kenyon tractors The Hastings Banner the Henton-amlth Funeral Home Dies Sunday At Her Home Section Two—Page, 1 to 8 Thursday, January 6. 1966 Kalamaroo were In Florida over! Barnett. who is a patient at the [the holidays and his sister. Mra. j MoUcaJ Facility. iT.i.r-lllAl IL'ivrV'n wtw. (■ William Parkmi ar* laavnow living In Hudson, occoni- Held Tuesday The Rev. Vaughn Jensen of- Funeral services for Mra. Mil­ dred Ohler. 90. R3 HostiiiR... Carlton Township. Uw widow of Sherman P. Ohler. were held at 2 pm. Tuesday, at St. Paul's Methodist Church in Grand Rapids. The Rev. John S. Myette of­ ficiated and burial was in the Wyoming Cemetery. The body reposed at the ' Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home Funeral serVicet for Mra. B. Kenyon. 82. R1 Middleville, Hhc had fractured a leg In t were held at 1:30 pm Tuesday fall laat September, and had been at the Beeler Funeral Home in in falling health ever since. MiddtevlUe. She had lived Ln the Hickory officlxUd with burial In Mt. WARNER Mrs. Butler is survived by two ■ daughters, Mrs. George (Evelyn) ' -x Willison of R3 Delton and Mrs to 12 hp. engines three miles weal of Middleville Donald. (Frances) DePriester of R1 Hickory Comers, arid two A urday. Jan. 1, at the home of a[ an the Green Lake Road. step-children, Mrs. Elias (Glad­ L. CARPENTER Bhc is survived by her hus­ ys) Willison and Louis Butler. band. Ralph: a brother, Robert . f the past seven months. HARDWARE Vanderveen of Middleville, and The 50lh wedding anniversary I The date of the open house, ahe She wu was bom in Ohio on a sister, Mra. Arnold (Adele) 142 E. State St. of Mr. and Mra. Lew Warner will was set bhead because .they will March 28, 1875, the daughter of Parker of Grand Rapids. be observed with an open house | be leaving for Florida, where Christopher and Julia i Mowers i to be held Bunday, Joni 9, begin- they have spent the last laat several Ernsberger. She had llv^d most of her life in Grand Rapids. their daughter and husband, Mr. ..Friends and relatives are in­ Her husband had died in and Mrs. Gerald Lawrence, ISM vited but have been requested, 1957. “no gifts please." Heath Rd. Mrs. Ohler is survived by three The former Beulah Hayward, sisters, Mrs. Mae Marlow of Hus­ tings, Mrs. Emma Duncan of sa L. Soya, <3. the wife of Wal­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Mountain View, Mo. and Mrs. er Soya of R4 Hastings, arc to liam Hayward, and Lew Warner, Lora Nujahr of San Francisco. e held at 2 pm. this Thursday son of Mr. and Mra. Joseph War­ ner. were married in the home of Calif., and a brother. Charles I the Sponable Funeral Home. her parents near Cloverdale on Good Hobits are not made The Rev. Donald Tack Is to Jan. 26. 1016. ~ fflclate with burial in the Cedar on birthdays. When they were first married Mr. and Mrs Gerald L. Sin­ they lived on a farm in Yankee Nor Christian character clair entertained with a Christ­ Springs but in 1920 moved to Monday at Pennock Hospital Hastings and they have lived at J Funeral service* for John mas dinner for their son. Pvt. at the New Year. Danny L Sinclair from the Ab­ 620 E. Madison Street ever slnee. Coville. 78. R3 Hastings, who The workshop of charocMr. Warner was employed for died at Lara. Friday. Dec 31. at erdeen Proving Grounds. .Md, 17 years at the Hastings Table Pennock Hospital, were, held al and also her sister and family. ter is everyday life. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fuller She was born on March 29. Co, until It went out of business. The uneventful and com­ 922, in Baltimore Township, the Then he worked in the macnlne l;30 pm. Monday at th? Leon­ and Evelyn. laughter of Archie and Lucille shop at the Hastings' Mfg. Co. ard-Osgood Funeral Home. mon place hour, , The Rev. Dale Harvey offici ­ Willits) Newton. (or about nine years. In 1946 he Is where the battle’is lost. She attended the Cedar Creek Joined Lawrence Appliance Store ated and burial wu in WoodLantl. Memorial Park, lible Church. which later became Lawrence Fri. thru Sun. Molttye D. Babcock She married Walter Soya on LJ». Ou Service from which, he . Mr. Coville had been hospi­ tal I ted about five hour, prior uly 3. 1941. retired in 1961. ’A" In addition to her husband, he is survived by two sons. DaHe was born on Dec. 20. 1887, id and Steven, and two daughthe son of Melvin and Melvina tra. Elaine and Cathleen, all at (Bolton) Coville. He attended the Hell taka on anyone, Coats Grove School and married ome: three brothers. Carroll Elsie Links In 1815 She died Aug lewton ot Charlotte. Donald at anything, anytime lew ton of Decatur, and Laurel lewton of R4 Hastings. 'Mr. Coville married Marie FUNERAL HOME A Cedar Creek Memorial Fund King in 1940. as been established in her In addition to hh wife, he to Funeral services for Mrs «Bes- survived by a sister. Mrs Harry sle C. Burghdoff. 80. 621 E. Hub­ (Lota* Hotchkiss of Hastings. 1 Robert H. Sponeblg, Owner ble Street, who died at 11:15 pm. Saturday. Jan. 1. at Pennock and husband.'Mr. and Mrs. Hospital, were held at 2:30 pm. Groan at Broadway Ph. WI 5-3252 UPHOLSTERING ■I Priester of Kalamazoo. Mra. Tuesday at the Leonard-Osgood iray Ackley also Joined them Funreal Home. JilffiSoNIMMRO dinner on New Year's Day. I The Rev. Russel Houseman officiated and burial was in the i hr MALDEN-bbbrWEID Rut'»nd Township Cemetery.Mrs. Burghdoff was taken to CHECK OUR HOME fr PROPERTY LISTINGS Maay Samples. the hospital on Thursday after suffering a stroke al her home. 1 CINCINNATI (She wet bom on June 1. 1885. THE FURNITURE ‘in ih.dnnoh. In Rutland Rutland Tnwnahln Township, the daugh­ ter of Stmplneand Mary (Huff) I, 2y |LD,Nc , -Mojre.. ’8hi’ ilahdad-Uae^Mqtt. attended, -t ------- -/Bh¥ MohJe '"Hwi Wilcox GdlOQl Schoo! Iin d Rutland.' Wayne Hazel Strand of Hastings She was married to Orville Rhone 374-3523 Burghdoff of Rutland on Aug. 12. 1908. He Vas a carpenter in this area all of his life. He was Injured fatally on Mra. Kenyan died Suoda; Hastings Couple to Mark Golden Wedding Jubilee Mrs. Soya Dies After Thoughts For A Week John Coville Dies Friday at Pennock Hospital Mrs. Burglidoff Dies Saturday Following Stroke SPONABLE w. 1. 1^——:—“ Why Pay More for TIMED ACTION (OLD RE'IEF? 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PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP wl|h two bedrooms upstairs and down it has living room, fining room, bath and kitchen, arid utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater. four-acre lot for-- — ----------------- .....-1.-*—.------------------------------ .Jt------- ...$5.250.00• A GOOD HOMI IN THE FIRST WARD, with opd Urge bedroom and large hallway upstair* and down­ stair* ft ha* one bedroom, living room, large glassed-in front porch, dining room, kitchen, shower, stool and lavatory, full walk-out basement, gas furnace, two stall garage and nice large lot, for $7,350.00 AND ANOTHIR GOOD SIZED HOMI IN THI SECOND WARD, with three bedroom* and two closets, and a hall ciotet, and downstair* there I* one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath,^a* a full basement with gun type oil healing plant, one stall garage and full lot, for $6,000.00 AND A RIAL GOOD HOMI CLOSE IN THI FOURTH WARD, ha* living room, dining room, kitchen, four bedroom* and full bath, two big halls, full basement with a double garage In basement, has converted heating plant------------ ---------------------------------------- - ----------------------- -.-^..$9,100.00 AND A GOOD INCOME FROFIRTY IN THI FOURTH WARD. Insulated and aluminum storm win­ dows, a real good roof, one three-room apartment With good floor covering and modem bath, and downstair* a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedrooms with closet* and hardwood floqn. TV room, dining room, and kitchen with new inlaid linoleum, the kitchen has knotty pine cupbaerds and work ipace, a good sized bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in front porch, a full basement with new gas furnace and water heater, a one stall garage, this place is worth seeing and you will appreciate It, priced at ......______________________ $15,000.00 A RIAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE. has three bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and has stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall garage. $1,500.00 AND IN THE 2nd WARD, a real good home with three bedrooms and an extra room, and down a living room, den, dining room, kitchen and full bath, full basement with gas furnace, one stall garage, a real good location for-------------------------- .._____________________________ $7,000.00 A RIAL NIC! HOMI IN THI 4th WARD with two bedroom* umtslrs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has oak floors, full basement with gas furnace, (newI one and one-half stall garage, cap Insulated, newly remodeled kitchen with cherry paneling formica tops, stainleu steel sink, on nice corner lot. close to Central School ...$12,100.00 IN THI FOURTH WARD, a real nice brick house, ranch style, has living room with fireplace, carpet and drapes Included, two bedroom* and bath, air conditioned, pine paneled,family (oom, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for _______________________________ X.$18,500.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for .$2,300.00 each AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOMS IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms, dining town; kitchen and bRth lias gas floor furnace, ca— -- J J------- u------- -------- ’ ' siding for ----------- - -- --------- ....--------- .\---- .... .$7350.00 New York Central freight train al the Morgan crossing. He died al Pennock Hospital. Mra. Burghdoff had made her home with her daughter. Mra. LaVernc (Leona* Bowman on Hubble Street since her hus­ band's death. She is also survived by an­ other daughter. Mra.' Veryi (Arthegli Be Ison, of Middleville: four sons. Gerald of Battle Creek and Arthur. Orville. Jr., and Robert, all of Hastings: 24 grandchildren, 'and 29 great grandchildren. TetMtly Sewia 126 E. State SL t*QlL PhoM WI 5- ‘<3 s Graveside. Rites For Tony Colter Graveside services for Anthony Loy Colter. 3-month-old son of Russell and Ruth (Smith) Col­ ter, who died at 6 ara. Friday. Dec. 31.al his R5 Hastings home, were held-at 11 am. Monday at Riverside Cemetery. The Rev. Russell Houseman officiated. Anthony had congenital In aditton to his parents, he Is survived by three half-sisters. Annetta. Vaughan. 5; Connie, 4.. and Marcel. 2; his maternal trandparents, Mr. and Mra. Loy Smith, R3 Hastings: his ma'.ernal great grandfather. Floyds Benner, R3 Hastings: his ma-1 temal great grandfather. Fred I Smith, R2 Hastings, and his ma-1 temal great, great grandmother. Mrs. Davjd Holme,.' Chicago. ; Mrs.' Isadora Johncock enter-' talned Bud Sievert of Dowling1 and Mr. and Mrs Allen Bishop ; of Cloverdale on Sunday. A BARGAIN IN MIDDLIVILLI. large home on M-37, tht two living rooms, dining room, kitchan and back room. .$7,200.00 ■ 95-ACRI FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with lix room, and bath, garage and tool PROOF: Stock hi yaw Land Bank Association la a good Investment! .--$12,500.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL FROFIRTY In good busirws* district which rent* for $150.00 per mo. for $7,500.00 A REAL GOOD. YEAR ROUND HOMI SIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, het living room, throe nice bedroom, dining and kitchen room* combined, both, ha, rodwood *idlng, good well, lot I* 50 ft. wide, run* from W»ter’» edge to hlghwty, he* permanent dock and a pontoon beat and • 16 ft. *teel fishing boat, heater and electric range, thl, piece ha, only been bylit a few year,, all for ..-$12,400.00 A MAL MIO DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDEND DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS $01 HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATl KIR Carf Niethamor Rkhard Th—r HaatbatMiW Ham Mmm WI S-MM S. MICHIGAN HASTINGS why pay bills the hard way? use personalized HCB checks! ■ Goto the light company, phone company, oil compam^_ gas company . i I druggist, cleaner, laundry . . . depart-" ment store, grocery store and many more . . you con even save o trip to the shoe store if you pay by check . .. personalized free ... by HCB. of course! Hus tinqs City Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Conlinuotu Years �stings Hosts 3rd L. HaLamb Wrestling Meet । Prep Basketball y Event cub brought zpF lP-»8Tt 8'*umm<si the Cub Pack 3178 Present* Awards Hastings ilia V Ik mgs Go /or ScholarMpt Charlotte and Ionia to Grand Coach Bob VanderVeen's Blue Ac Gold eagers, right back In th* llUo race after winning their final two pro - holiday tllte. are | Armchair Athlete Uf menu the boys bad made. *d the individu­ al) u divisions, as Loeal wrestlers winning UUrd pound ace; Phil Arnold, who is wrestling at 103, and Dennis MaeKensle, who U wrestling at Hartings first round opponents: Rodney Hall will wrestle Mating r ound Rapid* Union In the first been undefeated before At Alma two of the fronFrunnlng teams will have a show­ down while Charlotte wlU test the come-back power of Coach BUI Swears' Redwings. ' Charlotte had no trouble with Greenville In the Yellow Jack­ ets' last game of 1865. The Ori­ oles had led 18-10 At the quarter and held that margin through the second period. Charlotte added seven to the gap in the third quarter to win, 73-55. Hastings won't be taking Greenville lightly, aa tbs Ja*k- t jW—myi had an easy time Na 1 in the 103-pound division and wl(h Greenville, leading 38-20 « will wrestle Kotowski of Grand the half and winning the title, 77-58. Ed Shroyer pumped In 25 points for Greenville la that clash. Greenville lost to iMk in received a silver arrow on his and appreciate their thoughlful- Wolf Badge. And Kurt Keller Coach Miller explains that the Bason philosophy on Junior Var­ sity wrtstllng I* te 81v® the all the experience possible. and not worry about winning or los­ ing. “Ws want to make them wrestlers ready to do a good Job on the Varsity," Coach Miller declares. The Junior Varsity Includes Scott Anderson, Bob Bassett, Larry Bennett, Oreg Bishop, Lkrry ChrUtle. Ron Courtney, Gary Cuyler, Barry Eye, Allen Felake, Mark Halbert, Dean Lambert, Dave Tomes, Charles WUklns and Greg Wood, all ■OPiMROHk, ,4^ . Freshmen an the squad include Richard Blrke, James Cary, Lar­ ry Cook. Robert Cove. Paul En4»ley, Charles Krway, Robert Gog­ gins, Tyler Guernsey, Chris Ja­ Mtv,. Jerrold McKelvey. Gary Coach VanderV*en eras work- Stockham. attempting to Iron out the kinks Wslssri** EEkrsnHe IACTINGS MERCY Lakewood Wrastlers 3rd in Tourney develop after sessions dur- nf Lakewood; Lyndon Robinson. 154. will wrestle CoQins of Albion, the Na 3 seeded man: Charlie Myers, Ml, seeded No. 1, will wrestle BrectIng of Wort Catholic; Tbm Gibson. 180, seeded Na 1. will wrestle RsouUd of Albion, and Bob Gibson. heavyweight, seeded No. 3. will wrestle Dodyk of Grand Rapids Union. . । BKCBKATION*LEAGUE NO. 9 Mr. Guernsey then told the Gene Brown cautions everyone nativity story. to be careful—when we get more After group slngtng of Christ­ ice. Our weather created has- ina* Carols led by Mr*. Buehl* ards that could be tragic for the unwary. He also reported some limit catches were taken on ment as Santa greeted everyone and gave gifts and candy canes where hook and line fishermen may take all th* fish they want, ot any kind. Lower Crooked and Shallow Lakes In Barry County are Included, but listing Uwe* two 1* quite meaningless—they are practically dry. . . . Sports­ men must be satisfied with rabbit hunting now through March L And rabbit hunting Is better now than It has been in a long time. Brown report* . . . Officer* re­ ported Barry County had 35 deer killed on highways during De­ cember-down from the 46 tabu­ lated In November during the height of the rutting season. . . . Monday night tee conctnlral1 on drills and Tureday night • bad acbedoted a aerimmage l|h Middleville's pewerfnl Coach VanderVeen Is expected ,to stay with hl* starting five । which carried th* burden In the < opening games. Steve Schnndelmayer and John Against Battle Creek Lake: Nixon wffl be at forwards, Jim King at center and Dave Wll1 Hu Ungs wlnneraflkre: Bishop, IUru Wai, Tl/allM. at FHa decision 7-0, Scot Andersen. 7.0, Venae standings: Gilmore Jew- । Dean Lynbe££, 2-0, and Dave elars 37. WaUdorfT’s 95, Ackettl John Peterson, Conf actionary 39. Johnnie's Auto out be Lortng -droHicS* were Blrke, Christie, Wood, Endsley, Felxke, Stockham, By* and WUklns. Farms and Nashville G Against Ionia. Hastings won Goodyear Bros. 25 and four of the five matches on pins Meat Market 94. and drew the fifth. Larry Cook drew,-13-13; Bennett won on a The Vikings sailed to a 91-0 Howe* 900-545. curt Awrey 224- I first period lead and held a ays, ■:*<, ana wumi, a.uu. 540, George Cogswell 228 -535, Against Godwin Height*. Has­ Jack Bheler 594. Dick Hudson ting* won two matches on pins, 583, Kingsley Bennett-527, Bob LoweU moved out to a 58-50 two on I decisions, had one draw Riut 522, Jim Barnum 516, Les margin after three periods and and lost one on a pin. Winning Bpringer 518. Jim Malcolm 515 held off Lakewood's last period on pins were Scott Anderson. 13 rally. seconds, and Wood in 1:14. Win­ The win gave Lowell two vlc- ning on decisions were Halbert, Lakewood wrestlers squared off against squads from Spring Lake, Wyoming and Lowell st Lake­ wood over the holiday* and racked up 30 points to place third in the four-school tourna­ ment competition. LojveU won the event and the trophy awarded by Coach Daryl Hartaler of Lakewood . Pour Vikings, Jim Faxman. Marv Morgan. Ed LeCtlmore and Brad Glllasple, won berths to the finalist division and were pitted against the best of the toornkmept. OUlasple and Farnrnn each wop their matches and picked up five points each for their team. Eight Vikings wrestled in the consolation division with Rich Canfield, Dennis Ash and Jim DeLand each picking up a win. Both Canfield and Ash won on Ijlns and earned two bonus team points. Other Lakewood boy* see­ ing action were Mike Mattson, Brad Pamian, Leonard Brown, Phil Vroman and Phil Townsend. Today the Viking wrestlers face an experienced Waverly slate of matmen at Lakewood. bead footbaU coach. Duffy Dsugerty produced Dre teams sisters and Christmas Bada; Dick Furrow and Chutes Guernsey, BUrsr Arrow Road A group fit Hastings High School athletes who receive little, If any, recognition are the members of the Junior Varsity wrestling squad who wresfle before the Varsity meets. Their fercnee while Lakewood is tied Joel Buehl was presented a *Q< with Alma and Charlotte fbr first matches give the coaches and fans an opportunity to see what the future Varsity wrsstlers can do against outside competition. Coach Boger Etter's Vikings The JV grapplers ate coached py Erhie Strong, who is sirtant Danner. Marc Hutchins AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Graonvlll* Hastings Renews Race for West Central^ Cage Honors at Greenville Friday th* cub Masters home. at Leason Sharpe Memorial Hall on Jan. 25 at 7 pm. Visitors welcome. Puppies Available BOWL Two female, three-month-old part collie puppies and a female three-month-old part terrier are available at the Dog Pound. Those interested may contact Dog Warden Dean Braden through the sheriff's office. FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Carpet & Furniture CLEANING Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling If you ere proud of your furnishings and want to protect your Investment, Time Available have them cleaned tho safest and most Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS effective way pouible. Bob and Mickey Lomberi AAILLER'S Duraclean 9 YtAM IN HASTINGS 107 I. Woodk.d A,.. th. WI 5-Z091 HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at MIchlgart 5O-PIECE SET of stainless tableware With the Purchase Nirf «• OFFICE ’ STATIONERY 1 IKUIS Keep Documenta Safe! PERSONAL-SIZF FILE BOX Handy place to store impor­ tant papers! Sturdy steel con­ struction with lock and key. ENVELOPES IlWsSsiateck SSa^Mcu 177 199 _ LEAGUE ___ __ the field with 22L-572, £ Aldrich posted 1W541. L. Silsbee 184-625. Ted DalMichigan State university's Spartans, who lost by a score of 504. J. Durbin 500, B. Lowell Vadere 208-473, D. Al14-13 to UCLA in the Rose Bowl, slipped from first to second place in the AP's nation*! rating this week. AU well and good. Duffy's Spartans are slUl splendid, des­ EXPERT TIRE pite their loams the New Year's SERVICE Day California classic. We don't know what happened to MSU. but to us the Spartans are sUU great even with their two-point loss. This sports world Is fkkle, a team drops a heartbreaker to another fine team and the fans JIM BARR HHS Coach and Mrs. Jock Glu­ ey. who returned Monday after » trip made possible by friends. "We don’t know how to say It, but jpe want everyone to know how much we enjoyed the trip 4/77' TYPING PAPER an JJc >80 ghaata of white paper will last through the octer.8Hxll-lnch etee. INDEX CARDS LAUNDRY PAIR 8 DINNER FORKS . 16 TEASPOONS * 2 TABLESPOONS 8 KNIVES * 8 DESSERT OR SOUP SPOONS . 8 SALAD FORKS WOW to TREAT KIDNEY DANGER PARKING NOW LAPO PHARMACY YOU U LIKE THIS insurance NOY* BOOK HAMILTON New 6 U**d Tira* 1908 to 1966 58 Years of Service ex® of a Hastings and Surrounding Communities Is HAMILTON LAUNDRY PAIR THRU FILTUIN6 ACTIONS FOR GREAT WASHABILITY 4/77' . Wtu*V(eli» jL G.. >b a Potcateia tasmsl Tea sad llaaek Diaoaitser • Lsrra Leade ~H*r ~ T/xaioiiiiiEii Ruled 3x5-in. white cards for everything from rec­ ipes to business records. • Aotessstte COLEMAN {AGENCY- —W? W*:ShRtR'StfMfrfltr JftHarfgn WHIN CLOTH IS AM DRY AUTOMATICALLY SHUTT OFF WI 5-3412 Consumers Power �The Yeor That Wai In Conservation Hastings TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE TUESDAY TWISTERS lands Dairy 40. Andrus Standings: Lodi Finance 44, 4lH' Point Shirley Hawk, ted the iSgUe with Ito-462. Doris Greenfield IW-404. Nancy Wlbalda 138-401. Sandy Gallup 140-411, Pat Lambert 155-410, Carol KeelX4-4U^“ “d B*Uy Bun.Ko, Hnlu UHB, „ Haywood 196-604. Bob Tcasn 193-473. Lou Richter 160-448, Ruth Miller 186-488. Bob McCul­ lum 189-405. Mildred AdrUnson Stag, Shop, Groslander Unbeaten in City Loop he Stag Shop basketball Ice •4MC1 HASTINGS MFC. LEAGUE Hany McCollum broke the 800 barrier firing a 210 game and finishing with 822. Dale Geiger rolled 570. Joe Bennett 216-582 Mike Reynolds 206-558. Roy Carlson 211-546. Al Relgler 228­ M5, Maynard Tucker 201-538. Karo) O*en 638. Ken Beckwith 532. Dave Staler 508. Art Gallup 504. Jack Smith 502 and Ken Lancaster and Bud Dukes 501. TII HECIUIICI W.nrrtE Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Don't let s faulty radio.rob you of driving enjoyment. Stop in today and let ui fix it foe you. Hi-fi and tape recorder* repaired quickly. WI 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9187 & WI 5-5992 WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS 19 Brumm 157-451. Larry Poll 17<J> I 449, Ed Anderson 171-473, Jane Sherk 145-417. Ralph Richard­ son 143-378. Gloria Russeil* 134­ 337. Milford Cornell 167-418 Mid Junior Russell 160-459. COMMERCIAL MINORS Paul Woodman rolled 211-564 to set the pace Thursday in the Commercial Minors. Clyde Divine Chalked 196-563. Harold Organ 214-561. Ray Linguist 235-563, D. Frederickson 188-562, Carl Hathaway 191-544, Bill Kruko 212-537, Bernard Tobias 187-536, Jim Barr 190-525. Pete Kruger 199-524. Emmet Engeseth 201-515, Jack Wickham 197-511. Roy Wil­ cox 206-509. Galen Daniels 197­ 506. and Don Matthews 193-501. Standings: Smith Bros. 44. Larke Cltgo 37*4. Bender Grovel and VAJ MobU 37, Parker's Bar. 36'4, Consumers 3514, Cheno­ weth and Deputies 35. Al'* 8s Dot’s Bar and Dale's Bake Shop 34. Hostings Aluminum 32, Pat­ ten and South End Food 8s Bev. 31. Hastings Electric and Mont­ gomery Ward 27, Tinklers 25 H, ' Viking 21 and The Banner 19. COMMERCIAL MAJORS Galen Daniels led the loop with 219-252-636, John Rosinsky rolled 200-249-811, Harry Mc­ Collum 242-604, Harvey Haan 214-210-597. Emmet Engmeth 228-203-594, Lester Springer 217­ 593, Chas. Krauts 230-592, May­ nard Tucker 231-590, Paul Wood­ man 206-214-576. Rod Newton 202-575, Floyd Williams 201-209­ 666, Ed. Richardson 656. Paul Edwards 210-555. Wayne Newton 547. Bill Bums 232-547. Lawrence Keeler 201-546. Merle Campbell 542, Jack Bowman 533. Irwin Howard 530 and Bill Jerow 526. Standings: Sports Bar 50, Pis­ ton Rings 44. Harwoods IGA 41, Culllgan's 38. Millers Jewelers 37. Youth Council Director Bob King hw announced the basket­ ball for girte In the 6th. 7th and 8th grades is to begin in the East Gym at Hastings High School Saturday aRentoon. Jon. 65 Over Francisco, 81-52; Renner Ford whipped Walldorfl's, 59-38; Hastings Mfg. trounced Wilson Insurance, 80-58, and Stag Shop humbled the Hastings Mer- Pennock Hospital Ail (tris tn throe grades In the area are Inriled. They should bring their own ptay clothing and gym shoe*. After this Saturday, ptay will be In the main HHS gym each Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Cindy Robbe In charge. The Sth graders are to report at 1 pm, the 7th graders at 1:40 and the 6th gradcrs\at 2:20 Shirley VanDenburg had one rf her better nights Monday and :ut together gomes of 201-213­ 120 for a fine 634. Gladys Ed. From the chambers of the Sure Legislature to the tar corners of Michigan’s outdoors, conservation made farreaching strides in 1963. Some of iu biggest gains — im­ mediate and potential — were authored by Michigan law­ makers who passed the most impressive slate of top conservation measures in the 44-year history of the Con­ servation Department. High on the list of stand-out legis­ lation were bills providit^ state controls to safeguard private and public interests against indiscriminate filling and dredging (bottom photo) in inland waters and the Great Lakes. Sportsmen, too, had plenty to thank legislators for in *63. Among other things, they found themselves no longer saddled by costly bounty payments on foxes and bobcats. Also, the year's legislation set the stage for hunting wild turkeys (middle, photo) for the first time in modem Michigan history, and resurrected- the long-lost sport of quail shooting in 13 southern counties. It was a . year which saw forest fire damage at an all-time low (top picture). Within the last 12 months, Michigan's new fish­ cries program started living up to promises of taking bold aleps to provide more sport. Other headline action took' shape when plans for a 10-year, $133 million state park expansion program were unveiled. — Michigan Department of Conservation Roush Tailors 325, Montgomery Ward 32. Aluminum Products 28. Auto Tag Inn 21 and Tyden Jim Bourne 185-498. Peg Crar.lnger 159. Von Howell 152, Gus Corp. (4-5. Wyant 154. Jodene Howell 145, Velma Slocum 175-454 Bob Slo­ SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES High series and aeons: Ron cum 167. Bonnie Wyant 156, Faye Pellow 214 - 614, John Kaslnsky Allen 155-482. Dorothy Bums 159, 218-578. Al Taylor 194-533, Gene Lin Snyder 156 and Rose HlnWyant 194-622, Al Morgan 194­ rlehsen 170. 502, Bob Ingram 175-499. Bill MONDAY BOWLERETTEB Bums 181-509, Allan Hlnrichsen Team Standings: Walldortf's 173-493. Westey Prlcnd 185-508, 60, Penney's 47. Color -Center 46, Hastings Radio 8s TV *2. Motor Aires 41, Glimore's 36. Mahler'a gi*4, Hastings Floor Covering 18. ardner's & Action Flex 32. V&J Mobil 31. Burn's 29S. Hastings Milling 27. Arcade Beauty Salon and Copper Lantern 26, Cuyler's 24 and Rockhlll-Banghart 20. Good Series: Shirley VsnDcnburg 225 - 549, Ellen Davis 189­ 581, Irene Heath 183-513. Sally Van Dulne 181-467, Ruth Service 167-477. Gladys Purdum 163-458, Irene Carpenter 154-451. Boonie See the- NEW JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor BEST FOR Barb Kleney 178 - 480, Donna Travis 183-494, Ella .Higdon 177­ 494, Evelyn Donovan 172-468, Gladys Edwards 180 - 466 and Pern Brown 168-451. Good Gamm: Frieda Jaynes 160, Betty Bheler 170, Madeline Everett 168, Shirley Raymond 160, BiUye Loftus 161. Kate Col­ vin 165. Winifred Yarger 167. Iris Watson 183, Betty Horton 189, FTan Owens 160, Peg Sergeant 173 and Janice Nichols 168. Irene Heath'and B6tty Bheler picked up the 6-7-10 split and Anna McDonald 3-7-10. ley 6 and Gary Buckland 2. Art^Fredenburg led Hasting: Mfr to their big win. pumping . JUn Wynes had 18 for Wilson Good games: Mary Lou SnyInsurance. Dave AckeU 12. Bll Gibbs 11. Ray Roush 10. Keith ler 174, Marge Wieland 169, Leah Miller. 5 and Terry Cheeseboro 5 □awe 190, Emma Payne 182, Bel­ y Sothard 192, Mary Roush 181, Six Stag chaps were In the double figures, Don Trefry had Myrtle Cuddahee 152, Sandy Thompson 144 and La Wanda 33 points. Jetty Hopkins 19, Ron Martin 15, Jerry Eckman CITY OF HASTINGS ELECTION NOTICE for the offices to be filled at the Hastings City Election to be held on Monday, April 4, 1966, is at 12 Noon, E.S.T. NOTICE The Barry County Zoning Office will be open only on Wednesdays until further notice. However, telephone calls will be answered doily. Mayor, City Treasurer, Cify Assessor from Sej^nd and Third Wards, Aiderman from First, Second, Third and Fourth Words and a Board of R^iev . Member. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk Hastings, Michigan WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Motor Sales 44. Stanton Real Estate 40 H. Makers Market 38, Has­ tings Cleaners 34. Ne-Hl and Vita Boy 33. Shirkey's IGA 32, East Side Lumber 29 H, Barry Co. Red! Mix 29, Bob's Bike * Hobby Center end Miller's Plumbing 26 h and Ockerman's “ 154-467. •“ — — —• ■ _Good scores: Shirley VandenLyon Rose Henrich — —.w Betts — —. 152-457. burg 224-614, Louise Bahs 21817?-450. Ginny Bawman 163-430. Duella 1582- Betty Sheler 290-520, Gene «*•»-*“ ••---- — Thompson 179 - 494, Pat Conly Shirley Drake 172-457, 175-477, Barb Kleney 166-474, Della Gordenskl 166-464, Bonnie Wyant 159-466, Sue St. Martin 154 - 476, Sue Georgs 170 - 469. Grace Allerdlng 163-456. Janet W« have lh« Peuroch 168 - 447, Joan Tinker 151-425, Lol* Kcnyotfk 167-442. lalett Jeanice Dahnen 173 - 456 and Bobby Handy 157-430. paltarn* Good gamss: Helen Martin 157, Mardell Tuckerman 168, Lis Wy­ ant 150, Ethel Miller 153 and Joan Kingsbury 170. SNOW REMOVAL RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 Recreation League No. 3 start­ ed the second half with Miller's Get the feel of- these exclusive features Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Aulomotive-tj^p steering. Take a test-spin soon. THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 124 N. JoffeHon Hi. WI 5-5052 123 W. It Can Happen to You Say Harry. \ You're a lop \ insurance agept. Can you save . There's a good । chaiice. 'Bill. Let's sit down and study your me money on ] my property < | insurance needs. port Supply and Clark Super 100 rolling grand slams. Don Proerroca anaggled solo and series t.onors with 221-578, Galen Daniels posted 207-571. Paul Cassel 207-6R2. Norm Asplnall 504, Larry Novak 517. Hu1 bert Porrltt 515. Norm Hall 503. Bill Dipp 508. Denny Fredrick­ son 606, Harold Eckart 217-562. Charles Blough 552. Ray Wie­ land 206-505. Jack Bheler 552. Harold Gray 537, Gerald 8tedgeil 210-631 ana A. Schanta 206- I EVERY BUDGET insurance? Girlt Basketball Starts Saturday LATIH........... Hey, that’s great! 'Y That’s right, Bill. And I’Ve saved money / most folks could do as and got broader \ well if they insurance coverage, / onlu knew tool V*- \ about Hastings Mutual! SI. Why not sit down with your local Hastings Mutual agent? He may save you J money, too. I J ) lUMlI IN HASTINGS: THE COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Mkh. WI 5-3412 <a N'H. Bank Bldg. WI 5-1972 FRANMIN’S INSURANCE 120 W. State WI 5-4174 Tired of looking at dream car* you can't buy? The care you see et the Auto Show and never see again? Well, then, do something about It. See the one you can buy, Know, today, at your Dodge dealer’s. It’s Charger, a zed, fastback action car that's all primed up and ready to go. With V8 power. Bucket Mats, fore end aft Full-length console. Disappearing headlights that dis- appear without a trace. Rear seats that quickly convert Into a spaciou^cargo compartment. Just pop the rear buckets down and watch the cargo space go up. That's Charger-breathtaking new leader of the Dodge Rebel­ lion. Until you’ve seen It, you haven't seen everything from Dodge for '66. Charger, a brawny, powerful dream car that made it—mil the wey to your Dodge deeler's. JOIN THE DODGE REBELLION Dodge Charger Chrysler HASTINGS MUTUAL INlUSANCt COMPANY to Hastings Motor Sales ■M �Fresh Out of the Attic invite Barry Dairymen To New Milk Law Meet Carlton Grangers Have Very Gay Many ssu*< equipped wfth nanlrt soy® anything spMtecnd such as automatically locking moMm» TW7 Myd U»l own doors are included with the cleaning device. . ■neo ibu i*unu —" -— cedure did promote virtue of the village. They thanked the mlnU- BUY NOW SAVK SO% Mt convicttons, but they said they could.se* no reason for de­ parting from the Invariable cus­ tom. They insisted that CaptMn lHoB(by Smith deposit the key's Of hi* home with Mr. Comb*. which ho . | in M. L a scrap boot. It waa rain dated May 23, 1M0. ft U hard to • led that did. I The holiday sctlvlUe* ot CarlTho preacher probably-heard himsolf. w— ,4 soon after this what happened later that afternoon, when Ban­ night to this ker Comb* returned t!w-*eys to Junior Orange member* singing Mr. Smith. Had he seen tho C»P- ’Saits 30% bad never such a thing. " ’ thought much this society; taln later that day he would supper. Special thank* go to Ma­ have discovered that he was far rttPtrRtfilh Ity, after which they returned bel Barry and Edna Lydy for go­ MIDDLEVILLE JOKERS PUT «»▼«■ had from being unhappy over the ONE OVER ON - it Y«ild ing early and preparing Chicken, demand for the keys. Quite tho NEW MINISTER him CENTURY brated Charles Rice's 16th birth­ biscuits. and gravy and vege­ He Is Induced to intercede far He said ------------------ contsaiy, he smiled and chuck­ ON-Hred _ tables, which were furnished by day. Captain Smith to Save Him »txild ' apply thl* outrageous the Orange. On Monday night the home “---- — ------------ t Hl* pm-|regulation to him. "My only thought about IL economic and community proI hope,** be said. "1* that someone sonal Rights. gress committees met at the mlnutAI after the lecturer. . like you, who bos lived In other tain Smith ever paid another lane of Joyoe Welnbrecht and Wendell Siwoyer asking master FRANCISCO Middlevilla Even miuuicvAUC co<nmunlUcw ntIJr< __ where such Indlgr,.. visit to the Methodist parson­ made popcorn balls and bogaed Joyce Wcinbhreht to • read se­ age during tlie pastorate of Rev. FARM SUPPLY candy and apple* for the Re- keted 'passage from Luke 4 AtHunsberger. Had he done so. it tarded Children's Scliool which * *■” * “* ■*“**— M-37 So. Wl 5*3150 to probable that Rev. Hunsberger become a victim of Captain were delivered Tuesday along Unuth's Joking propensities. Rev. aw. Patricia Ulrich, tol* impudent demand." Hunsberger, father of Rev. Wes­ Wcdnradsy night the decorat­ preacher's reaction to the ley Hunsberger, who served as ing committee and the youth as­ monial. Charlm BtedcL Brenda Taylor gave tl» '‘Wel­ pastor of Ute Hastings Church cialve. He advised his visitor to sembled at the Orange hall to I trim far Thursday night’s testi­ coming Speech" and 14 JG'b of Uiat denomination over 60 refuse to comply with such a i wished everyone a ' Merry Christstultifying command: urged him nus." Fred Ulrich gave some never to surrender the keys to "ChrtstnuMi Advice." Br^iley । Carpenter expounded on "Clirud ministerial labors in too village, [ins* Thrift." Gcorgo Ulrich. Jr. Captain Smith answered: "I been warned that such a thing I waa "Dlf frunt" and Patricia uu^i. happen iwppcil by ujr the ur member* merilDCTS can underatand your feeling, Rev. । Ulridi told of “Christmas Ln might i Bethlehem. The play, “The of hl* float. They prot*b*y dM HurfsborgEr, that thl* proceeding not think it necoBary fancying “ outrageous and uncalled for. I Chrtsttna* Tree That Uve Again" element* m the I was somewhat different this that. Ids calling would make him But Uiero immune. Possibly, too, Cnptoln Captain *HuMlon which you do not rec. at the Community Building Tlie members of tills society are ence of JO's with the main audi­ Smith thought the new pastor ence seeing It from behind the was inclined to take life too Barry County Fairgrounds acenes. Cliristma* songs were received many favors from them, sprinkled throughout the pro­ lain selected this preacher a* gram with tho last one "Jingle proper subject for some fun. Bells” being rung out by io JO's with real bells. Mrs. Ulrich dtovllle Methodist parsonage, They would ostractsc my family: with Captain f^nlth ringing the and myself if I did. This mat­ with thank* to several people tor ter must therefore be handled | See oil of the corgo oboord "Power Train '66" on carefully and diplomatically, for Captain* taco seemed to reveal I cannot afford to antegonlse I film . . . four new tractors and more than 30 car­ Under direction ot the lecturer, these men. My hope is that you several carols were sung while loads of other equipment, all brand new for 1966. can persuade than that such a the youth pa.'scd out Christmas the guest was seated the preach­ crude, uncalled-for procedure, a* Special added attractions arc also on tap. Bring cards to give Lola Ranguettc a er Inquired: "Is there anything they are undertaking with me. I can do for youF" ought U> cease. I hope you will the whole family and moke a day of it . . . John formed Captain Smith took the chair Mary Rangue'.te ssslsncd him. saying: "I realize Deere Doy, 1966. and convince tho banker and Introduced Santa with a tieuiif of: unusual. I am not a member of doors, for the gift exetangtg | your church, I hare no right to ought not to make such demands on any citizen of Middleville.Tlie only complaint. Santa.hart wk your consideration for my Luncheon at 11:00 A.M. Tho scene soon shifted to the wu* "the Uttle shaver* knew me." personal dlttlculUea or troubles. village bank. In came Preaclicr Movie at 1:00 P.M. nephew, Bruce Carpenter, was .•» possibly you may understand Hunsberger and Captain Smith,' who asked for a private Inters proud lx, told cvcryone'Ti'jt's that I am one of the business my Unde Jim." men of this village. I dot not know you. except that fou are SEE I960 JOHN OEEFKTEACTOirf '18 with Junior Orange Gradua­ tlie new Methodist preacher litre. Coinb* private office. A* the tion and Patricia Ulrich and AND EgOlFMENT ON DISPLAY preacher made known hl* errand and hl* views about the utter; cularttles of till* town. When a wrong of thl* demand on Cap­ man is in trouble, deep trouble, tain Smith. Banker Combs said: a* I am because of one of these peculariUcs. and docs not know Imw to meet lite very unpleasant situation that confronts him, he three other officers, who will try to find a way out. That FARM IMPLEMENTS •■■■■■■I dairy cows In Michian a DHIA Phene WI 5-5052 licnto have gone through more personal friends among the busithan four lactations. Record* show one-third of all hen! ani­ known them for many yean, bemals in milk are heifers. More WHATEVER'YOUR BANKING NEEDS. than half Wre in either first or ones who ore pdUetng my trouble. second lactations. WE ARE HERE TO OFFER YOU EXPERT So I have decided to consult you. I will explain the situation fully ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE believing you will be disposed to Bruce Bean. extension agri­ help me if you poeoibly can. cultural agent in Barry' County, know you have no 'prejudice* in says thl* 1* all the more reason tixit dairymen should make every been liere but a short time. effort to breed heifers to dairy bulla and hare a better chance want you to give me the benofl of getting heifer replacement* Calendar... trimming everyone' Thl* laugiiabte UtUa episode wife may bo atoeat from the Portable Htater Join Us On? JOHN DEERE DAY We’re Always Happy to Wednesday, January 19 Greet New Friends We pride ourselves on the many cherished friends ‘we’ve gained in our years of providing Full Banking Service to this Community. May we greet you? [DEE rlCEE Average DairyL^ Cow I Years Old G00DYEMTBR05! 22’“ “ LET BILL DING Checking Accounts IMPROVE frankly tell you that I do no Savings Accounts Loans for All Needs Safety Deposit Boxes Night Depository to you for such advioe, counsel a 16% LESS 7 12% MORE POWER give me." Thus approached by a respon­ sible businessman of the vlllagi the pastor told Mr. Smith that he would gladly hear hl* story and assist him if possible. Tht visitor then said: "Thl* letter J hold fat my hand I,received this morning. It will give-you an Idea of what I feel is an outrage upon that it is an unwarranted In­ vasion of my personal righto, of my rights in my own home. I fought in the Civil War to. pro­ tect human righto—the right* BANK-BY-MAIL IndivlduS^and MONEY ORDERS CHRISTMAS CLUBS TRAVELERS CHECKS OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TJL 3:00 THURSDAYS *TIL 12:00 Loans i«- ’60“ t» ’60,000“ McCULLOCHIB CEf] GEAR DRIVE DUU CHAINSAW Far lighter and faster than Mc­ Culloch’s 640, the new 650 Is packed with features that make It one of the finest professional saws available. With straight bar or plunge bow you’ll fiqd automatic oiling, anti-friction bearings, new ■'dose-coupled” transmission, and reboreable cylinder — important work-saving and money-saving fea­ tures. lhey add up to just about ’ everything yo/ve ever wanted In professional convenience and de­ pendable cutting power. Insurance Corporation lie UF TO SW.CXW.00 was substantially a* follows: "HEADQUARTERS OF THE SO­ CIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF VIRTUE IN THE VILLAGE OP MIDDLEVILLE Middleville, Mich. Start tho New Year off on the right foot by repairing and remodeling your homo. BILL DING can help you do it . . . easily and economically. Come In this week and taH ui what We'll give you eaiy-to-l and set up a financing plan. Mr*. Smith is about to leave State. Accordingly ameetlng of thl* society waa called and held. you must follow the invariable STOP IN THIS WEEK 5258°o EAST OOMT TOMS AYAllAilE, Francisco Farm Supply > M-37 So. 945-3150 ajgiarenUy seriously troubled After reading and re-reading AIMED BUILDINQ CENTER satlon tn thta , ___ _ put such an outragrous IndignxS upon- a husband whatever his advice. supply all the materials 'you'll remain while your wife ft away. omt National Bank of Hastings letter." He handed the communl- YOUR HOME �UNBEATABLE! Double Top Value Stamps — M 50 Mr. and Mra. Henry VaMByckle had a pre-Chruunas ettonra Bun­ day, Dec. 19.. rnti>uii Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vanflckle and family. Mr and btfl_ Voight VanSyckle and family and Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler and family. * far. and Mra Ward toe vkiut stamps rttM.r o/ 2-fci. meat COUHTR YCIUB KWICK KRISP BACON . FRANKS LOAF _ — 5 0 STAMPS family and Mr. and Mia Eldon Cole and family. Mr. and Mra. Harvey OUla»pu Irt Gillaspic. Mr. and Mn Url GUlospu-, Betty and Bud and Mr. niKl Mra. John W UUson. * Mr. land Mra. Harry Dowding TOP VAlUI 50 STAMPS rhe puochew of • Hygrede'i FRIS-SHORE FISH STICKS CORNED BEEF BRISKET BONELESS STEW BEEF Wider and son. Frank, of BelUmore, Maryland, Mr. and Mn. Albert Graham and family and Mr. and klra. Stanley Aapuiall and family. * Mr. and Mm. Leon Mudge and family entertained Mr. Mudge of Hastings and Mm. Bertha Ketcham of Lacey. * Betty Ketcham is In Central America and will return isomc Mien, ft Mr. and Mra. Dole Conk­ lin. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conk­ lin and family, Mr. and Mm. James King and family, Mr. and Mra Forrtsi Watson of New York were Christina* night gueate of Ker. and Mm. Edward Redeem at Kroger thru CagyHtta M Mge Co. 1H4. CUT-UP \ FrMh • FrtBsn Fryer Up, ni<fa, IruiUk 49* 100 STAMPS (w/ribi) FRYERS HygrsJa'l Du* Ring k 49* BELltU Hygrada'i Sportsman - 12-ox. wL MLHIUh»59* fSusruhme” k 59* SLICER 100 STAMPS Nw purchase ol 2 ceni Kroger 1-ol wl | lack Pepper, Chill Powders liaamait3*^ Paprika! Redeem al Kroger thru —J HOT TEA BAGS Liquid Sweetner Fresh 0'1 Frozen r UNLESS FUHS k 65* _ a TOP VAIUI 50 STAMPS WITH ’HU COUPON ON Km purchate ol 2 14b pkgi of Kroger the purchase of 2 l-doten plgi ol HOMESTYLE COOKIES Redeem al Kroger thru Saturday. Jan R. UM Country Club HAMBURGER BROWN & SERVE ROLLS Plain or Sugar Kroger Donuts _| X 5 0 stamps 3-lbi. or I 50 STAMPS VH WITH THIJ COUPON ON Flavor COLBY CHEESE KROGER VEGETABLES U S. Choice Tender*/ A. SWISS STEAK lolled and Tied g. Boneless PICNICS TOP VAlUf 50 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON Cubed CORN OIL MARGARINE PORK CUTLETS Chuck 'j Steak i» C Krogor I0IEY PERRET •ETTER 21« T9* 29* — TOP VAIUI 2 5 STAMPS 50 stamps CANDY BARS DOW HAND! WRAP Pork Roast it Clover Valley ■means a c t Me purcheie of 2 Mb piglet Krogeg Picnic Style US. Choice Tenderey KROGER ICE CREAM Redeem al Kroger thru । I 1KANDU DETERGENT inquet Frozen PERT . TABLE NAPKINS I STAMPS KLEENEX TOWELS > 50 stamps UNIT 3 with TOP VALUE BROOM Kroger STRAWURRY PRESERVES 2 k i« 59* MANOR HOUSE COFFEE rtw pure Koio ol 1 herds LETTUCE IkJw al Kroger thru Selwdey. Jen I. 1964 BongsseA Proses POT PIES l<x w,. 10* ■ Me OH l*b«h Kroger rhe pwctMie of a 2-R> bog ol VINE RIPE TOMATOES trail 3 with $5 or more put (••eluding beer, wine & lol CARROTS Christinas dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bwilt, Peggy and Sieve, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stevena, Charles and Gordon. * Mr. ana Mm. Vera Weicher were Ciiriainuu dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don WrJcher and fam­ ily of Dowling. * Mr. and Mrs. Feed Stevens called Chrtstmas night at the Gordon Stevens ixxnc. * Mr. and Mrs. Prcd Hy­ land were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Homer Sexuru and the Green.. * Mr. and Mn. Keith Strickland, San­ dra and Mrs. Winnie Dunn were Christina* Eve gucota of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Fieiicld of Hatting*. Gary Lyttle, who has been In Germany In the Army for the post three years, has returned to the United States and now has his discharge papcra. * Mr and Mrs. Lloyd LyUle, Gary and Gordon were guests CisrUtmM Day of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Seyners in Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Lyttle and Gary euicrtalned Gordon Lyttle from an Army camp in Louisiana, Mrs. Lina Jackson from Battle Creek, Mr. -ud Mrs. Gerald Lyttle and far^ilj, Mr. and Mra. Bsily Pat-’ teraon and family Mr. and Mra. Jock Green and family for a Chruttnas dinner on Bunday. * Mlu Mary Yoder, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Ralph is hune from Owosso College for two weeks vocalUrn. * Mr. an<J Mra Spencer Dunn of Houghton, Mr. and Mra. Hau! Dunn of Athene wyxa Friday night ChrUlma. .up­ per gucBts of Mr. and Mra HeHh Strickland. Sandra and Mrs. Winnie Dunn, * Mr. and Mra. Ronala Hawkins and family from Union Town, Pa, are visiting her Parents, Mr. and Mra. Ethan Winters for tlie holidays, w Mr. and Mra. Voight VanSyckle and family were Christmas Eve sup­ per Kumta of her parents, | Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Sclianu. * Mi­ chael Prey, who u taking- hl. basic training al Port Knox. Ky, was home a few days visit­ ing hl* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prey and Miss Clnda Campbell, has returned'' to, the 6136 CALIFORNIA CELERY Redeem st Kroger thru ■Grade "A" Fresh Large Eggs-1 DINNER RAPKINS pH. J »$1.00 n i WAA ,OP **lU‘ 100 STAMPS <VITH THIS OVPON UN MICHIGAN POTATOES MICHIGAN POTATOES MARGARINE Half 6 Half Tlie holidays hare come and passed a new year U with lit at List. Now is we plan the days ahead let each one count for us instead of wastl ing time and‘energy on fooliah tilings that cannot be worthwhile to thcoe whom we hold dear . . . make someone happy this new NAVEL ORANGES Craeksd Wkest BREAD iw o« H>>OLD Fleischmann's Kroger Baked Now I YELLOW ONIONS < Golden Ripe Bananas ORANGES or GRAPEFRUIT I Wpir । rm What belter time than the post-holiday season to put new life and beauty into your home! We oner a com­ pute kitchen planning tenice that win do jux that for. you. Pt-nnnahscd amlstance and free estimates are cheer­ fully linn Jt the tael Side POPEYE POPCORN TANGERINES or TANGELOS Redeem st Kroger rt-ru Soiwdoy. Jee. E. 1»46 _ f? �— |A]E MODEL USED CARS PUMJCAT10X OWn. LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE By Mn. Rkhari Clark HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 Sadta S miniMuiIM RATE—50c for Twenty Word,. ' Um at Yougs Kajo-r, Mtalalilrurli 50c. On id. nd MbUcaHaa, ““Jf i JANUARY SALE of NEW CAR TRADES LARKE BUICK BOX NUM8I*—Aithaagh •tfzsrxtM •” CHEVROLET Save $$ at These Bargain Prices UM MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic OBDS* or FUBUOATIOX— DISPLAY CLASS I Fl ID 1435 S. Hanov^ WI 5-2425 WI 5-24 PUBLICATION ORDER brakes, radio, new whitewall Urea . .............. :.................. 82450 1994 FORD GALAXIE IM CARDS OF THANKS A JM MEMORIAMS—2c par weed. 1M i 1965 BUICK LE SABRE brakes, radio. Low miles. 81.65# 1984 DODGE MODEL 33# 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic OBITUARIES—Pirn 11 Dalad: 13/27/45 FARM IMPLEMENTS IM LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1964 CHEVROLET 1993* FORD GALAXIE' 5M 3 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyL engine, automatlc drive, radio. ...81495 19M CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. engine, std . bans., radio....................... 91.996 963 CHEVROLET I 1963 BUICK ELECTRA va engine, automatic drive. radio. _______..................... 888 19a CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Cyl Engine. SUL' trans. • 4 Dr. Hardtop. Ona ownar. ' Cicatlant condition! ' 1963 BUICK ELECTRA IBa MEPCURE CUSTOM 103 W. Slat RUMMAGE \J3ALE —One day only. Sat.. Jan. 15, 9 am. to 7 pm. Episcopal Parish House, sponsored by Hastings Busi­ ness and Professional Women's --IJI.O. 300 Tractor. New- rear Club. rubber. A-l shape. Loaded I euaucA Stale < —1948 John Deere B Tractor. r 11 • r r r Starter and lights. LEGALS —1983 Jahn Deere 3010 Tractor. —1950 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape! MOkTOAQB RAUL —John Deere Model N PTO eoadlllon of Spreajder. A-l shape. w»< nuda aa th< SOtk dir of Ni 1»S5. bv DON D. JACKSON —Several Used Plows—All sizes. bar ■ad DOROTUT A. JACKSON, —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. band and wifa, ■> Morlgarora, t FIRST FEDERAL CAVIMM LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KALAMA S4S —3 wheel heavy duty Grain ZOO. Kalanaioo Trailer with hydraulic dump. PUBLICATI OX OKDSK. rating iinuil —Case 05 Spreader. Almost like and brakes .:..;7r 61,196 199 MERCURY MONTEREY power Calendar of Special Events Used Farm Machinery 1983 MERCURY MONTEREY Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto­ matic drive, power steering, radio. Extra good condition steering GOODYEAR BROS. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA HattlBO. Mleblsan THREE THOUSAND ONE HUN­ THIRTY NINE AND 88/100 WI 5-5052 DRED (Si.lS(.SI) DOLLARS prlixlval and PUBLICATION ORDER. ' 'bracwdlnn at 1/6 124 N. Jefferson ■ III raKMIERM 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. 4 Dr. Sedan. $100 and up weekly full parpoaa of aaiialj time. Write'Rowleigh, Dept. PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER. EXCITING VALUES IBM CHEV. K TON PICKUP SUM 19U CHEV. IK TON -S14M .MRTOBDITON .. ,199| .INTERNATIONAL H TON '' MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 W. State WI 5-2454 USID CAR CENTER Corner Michigan & Court WI 5-3903 1946 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr. 4-speed trans. One local owner. Real. sharp...........81495 IBM DODGI 33# 4 Dr. 6 cyl. aid. trans, radio. 20.000 20,000 miles. Pactnrv Factory WarrnnWarrantyl-------- - ---------- ------- ,..91,495 19M FORD GALAXIE 500 in REAHMS CARS NOTICES transmission, very clean, one local owner. '— a. ...V- A.M. la tho Probate Courtroom. Haatlua, Uirhfcan. ..nl.. a haarln< bo faald on the -r UHI..X TOO EARLY! WE RE NOW TAKING ORDERS Your Biggest Discounts FIRST FEDERAL HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KALAMAZOO FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South PUBLICATI ON ORDER . 7i7 >• 16x20 $3.47 up WINICKS X K. WXUa WI S-II14 Haoting - Plumbing Sarrica REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 .107 N. Michigan Aw. Hartings. Michigan PUBLICATION ORDER 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE stick, v-8, new tires. 8150. by 3-3701. 1/13 INVESTIGATE ACCIDENTS — Earn 88.44 hour, part or full time. Car furnished. Expenses * Help Wonted paid. No experience required. IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY Men urgently needed now. Free FOR PAST 24-HOUR PILM information. Write UNIVER­ FULL TIME MAN FOR WORK SERViapi No charge for over­ SAL. CW-1,6801 Hillcrest, Dal­ size prints. tf NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished IN GROCERY STORE—Apply las. Texas 75206. 1/6 n’K. and1J?3*,!’ «P»rtment. In person at Northside Gro­ VtlHUea paid Oond location. cery, 829 N. Michigan Ave, WHY NOT LET US MAKE you Adults only. Call 945-6423 days. Hastings. * tf a rubber stamp with your new ■A- Business Services ZIP Code number. Three-line ___________ _ • tf stamp with your name, ad­ u N P U R N 18 HED~it NOTICE: Mi WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED dress and ZIP number for apartment with gara in aluminum, steel or wood 8326. Thia Includes, postage location. Cail WI 5-3! Bash. Burkey Auto Glaaa a and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ response. WI 5-4928. Radiator Shop. 219 N. Jeffer­ ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich, son. Hastings. ----tf 49048. tf Hastings Milling & Farm Supply Trimmine, cabling, re- PUBUCATIOX ORDER GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Stan's Wallpaper 6 Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS ’ - Ladle*' Slacks, etc., priced 25c Men's and Ladles' Winter Coate 1/6 BABY - SUTER in my home, INSIST ON MICHIGAN BO7 8:30 sin. to 4 pm. five days a TLED GABI See Car) & Betty's week to care for two small Appliances Jyefore you buy I children. Telephone 045-9435. They Sell—They Install—They FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR 1/13 Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 —Use Rexall'i fast permanent. South. w Regular 83.00—Now 81.00. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. NEW A USED PUMPS—New in­ Available at Jacobs’ Pharmacy stallations and remodeling. tf ONE AND ONE - HALF YEAR Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ OLD PART BEAGLE AND timates. 24 hour servire. Call TABLE PAPER — For picnics, SPANIEL DOO — White and family reunions, lots of uses brown with ••pink" nose. Lost SY 5-3044 days 40“ by 3ixr. 8350 at The Ban­ 3 miles West of Bristol Cor­ ner office. tf ners. Answers to “Rex." Has a chrome choke chain. Call: Ken 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Gray, 823-2091 Collect. if ALCOHOLICS ANONYMQUS — Stick. V-8. New tires. 8150. SY 5-3701. Middleville. 1/13 Notices every Monday, 8 pm.tf i’.Far Sale—-MlBcelleneMM ir Business 'Opportunities PURINA DOG .CHOW DOG MEAL PUPPY CHOW CAT CHOW DOO WORMER8 and SHAMPOO PbLUmI on an HASTINGS BANNER KAKHELE'S CLASSIFIEDS aowKii wis-sin Cell WI 5-3481 Classified 1958 TO 1958 STICK SETUP Dodge or Plymouth overdrive transmission, bell housing, fly wheel, pressure plate, clutch plate. 820.00. Phone WI 5-5655 after 4 pm. , tf MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR 19M CORVAIR . Monza 2 Dr. 4 sueed trans­ mission. radio, whitewalls, look For Banner Clawlllcd Ads Call WI 5-3481. ic Automotive 945-2223 ... 9 passenger Country Squire station wagon. Power steering PURINA WILD BIRD SEED and brakes, automatic trans­ SUNFLOWERS— mission, one owner. SCRATCH GRAIN—or ' 1963 OLDS CUTLASS CORN AND EAR CORN BIRD FEEDERS . . . Nova '400 Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., automatic transmission. Rlohard J. Hultnii Mortraioo CALL isa OLD8 . . . Super 88 4 Dr. Sedan. Ex­ cellent condition, power steer- ALL KINDS OF SALTNO. 2 ROCK SALT 1963 JEEP WAGON SALT PEARLS ’ 4 Dr. Wagoneer. Overdrive, 1962 PONTIAC BLOCK SALT . . . Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. I positive traction. Actual 19.000 ROCK SALT FOR ICE miles. One owner.------ 915U NOTICES ^‘pMllp^^MIkhsll^'jiJ”' ot Pro. I >VBU0AT10X OBDIB CARD OF THANKS Cwartronn, Ha>lhis>. Mlrhlfan." a J Te lhc doctors and nurses of baariiic ba )lrid on ih. )>Mii|<n> <,f Pennock Hospital for their dlli8'1' •|1°w jgent. kind and considerate care: | to friends and neighbors, near r-i.i. hi and far for the encouragement, comfort and concern, we offer our sincerest thanks Pbllln li. Nitehell. The Family of George H. Post 945-2223 brakes, radio. Cruise-a-matlc Locally owned.................. 81495 CANVAS TARPS Philip 1L lliubeU, judt _ CARD OF THANKS • We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our, friends, relatives and neigh­ bors for their many acta ot kind­ ness. flowers, cards and food brought in during the recent loss of our grandmother. Also our thanks to Rev. Isaac Osgood. Henton - Smith Funeral Home and the ladles who served din­ ner. Your kindness will always be remembered The family of Elizabeth DeBack WlUtaaa N. Poa is 1944 OLDS . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering and brakes, new whilewall tires, radio. 1943 PONTIAC . . . Catalina Sport Coupe. Power steering, radio, white­ walls, sparkling white finish. PUBLICATION ORDER CXPubHratlon Blade ae poo FOR FERTILIZER. 1945 OLDSMOBILE . . . Delta 88 4 Dr. Hardtop; Custom vinyl trim, power steering and brakes, low mile- 1964 OLDSMOBILE ... 98 series 2 Dr. Hardtop. Pull power and all the extras, nice maroon finish. ir, voaniy o> carry Katato of ftrrle Kllpawiok. ILL llo/Nv. 14.301. ITS NOT SPRING engine, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, while­ walls. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dra. MorriD and Pryor for their excellent work and Pennock Hospital, nurses and nurses' aids for their excellent care: also friends and relatives for their cards, flowers and visits during my recent slay Betty Miner . • Rawleigh products. Can earn .:U8 USED TRUCKS pathy and help In our recent loss' of our dear Mother. Sarah M. Davis. For the beautiful aervlce, flora) offerings, and other kind­ nesses. we are deeply grateful. Drusilla Powell Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Powell and family Mrs. Margaret Powell and family This will be a community get-to­ gether' and la potluck. Pleiuc bring your own table service. Everyone Is invited. The Birthday Club will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Edith Straube Mra. Vir­ ginia Brill is co-host ess If you CARD OF THANKS cannot attend please phone your I wish to'thank the Foundry Boys. Local 338. for the wondcrLea and Dorotho. Cummings 711 box of goodies for Christmas. entertained with a pre-Chrtetmas Thanks again for being remem­ dinner on Thursday. Their guests bered. Dave Troyer were Mr. find Mrs. Merle Rich­ ardson and Mr. and Mra. George CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Drs. Raymond and Gordon Finnic for the won­ derful care and kindness shown ma while in Pvt n-u-k llnnpltal, tpcclal nurses, mr > and nurses aids, also neighbor.- ttJ friends for letters, cards and -KttTX*8enl Dala4: 17/37/1965. me, also those who look'd after my home while away. Thanks again. Mary Townsend MCA651 336, Freeport, III. AULT 4 Dr. Sedan. IBM FORD 4 Dr. Wagon . CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all AS SB Barry Co. of Hastings with TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Odessa. On Christmas night they joined her family at the home of Mr. und Mra. Bob Van Drtiburg and Sunday they called on Mr. and Mra. Gerald Clark of Stoney Point. A There will be a New Year's Day dinner at the homo to supply consumers in N. 6 cyl, 4 Dr. Sedan.______ 1 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank sincerely, all Chrietmae Day tba Bob Brogans of our friends, neighbors and relatives for the flowers, cards and all helpful acts of kindness shown ua during the Illness and Schantz entertained on Christ- loss of our husband and father. Leslie Palghner. We deeply ap­ Berrys. Voight VonSydclm. Lre- preciate the wonderful care he received at the Barry County shot, Ron Larabee, Mail Wller, Medical Paclllty: Rev, Hollope<er tor his comforting words, the un-j Chrisunas dinner guests of Kart demanding service of the .Vogt and Colleen .SchmXz were Mr Funeral Home. Laurel Chapter and Mra. Wilbur Schonix. Mr No. II. OE8 and the members of Lodge No. 255 FAA.M. who con­ and Mra. Voight VanSyckle and ducted the Masonic Services. Your expressions of sympathy will always be remembered. family spent Christmas Eve with “The family of Leslie Pelghper puxuoatiox ordhr. HELP WANTED "7 Mr. and Mrs Ernie Brovant and children of Gallon. Ohio, ar- WANTED—Mon or Woman 1962 CHEVY II ana aar* — — ----­ Ungs and MW> Marlene Bagla °f New York. Pbeae 949-9199 Plain- malic drive, radio. .9495 Headerskt&Vidiity Phone Mich. OL 3-6086. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand- Naahvlllr U for only 86.95. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W. State, Has­ ting*. Phone WI 5-5118. tf 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK mod,™ ELECTRIC Razors repaired— home Just outelde city limits Special — Your razor cleaned, EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' lately large back yard. School lubricated and sharpened, only teiiia'niL kL the d0or W'U SUS. Service and satisfaction SELL FAMOUS KNAPP SHOES j and men's clothing. Phone WI trade for bouse in town ol 5/5714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd. equal value. —Pull or part time. Equipment 01 Tailor Shop. tf furnished free. Write Disk rhM. wt Mm Mgr. Al C. Adams, Box 7. Losing Hair? Balding? Shelby, Mich. , 1/rl wHEELKR MARINE BALES A Dandruff? SERVICE — Mercury outboard FREE copyrighted booklet LADIES — Increase your family frWsstt to Valuable Income—extra personal spend­ ing money. Serve customers In DR. SHIPPER LABORATORIES Oy 1-2861 or OL 9-9074. tf city of Hastings with popular 628 Euclid Arcade Cleveland, Ohio 4411B l/« HAVE VACANCY In my private household products. Choose home for ambulatory pattent. ffTALK BHBRDDER8 POR Private room and .bath. Phone 9M-M29. l/> Minn. VI JKSS-. �Wynter Bacon Of Orangevilh Dies Suddenly at Che Bunday ecbooi hour and United Church Women Plan i family were Christinas Eve guests with the family at ths HASTINGS WESLEYAN PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Community Hospital in FlamMETHODIST CMDKH it 'Mlle E. of M-08 on Blais I LeRoy Kenney, Pastm Cor. N. Michigan A B. State Rd. held VUrt. John JoldanoM CO E. Madison, 840-6068 10 am. Bunday aaboo). 11 am. Mpnung worship. 8:46 am. Church school. Bupt. Loyd Marta ' Bunday 10 am. Sunday school Presbyterian Church. Broadway preyor--------------11 am. Morning wwahlp. .. .. worship asr-. Cemetery at OrangrriDc. and Center Btrerta. Tnuraday, T pm. Pioneer GIrU vtoe. Brnntxj; ^Blesamgs of man trill 8:40 Church er.Nyjj and Boys £rl<*ac. ' patient at Pennock Hospital. * WomenT Missionary Fellow6: 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth FelmtuiKU Bunday, Sermon topic: NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN iowaMp. , METHODIST CHUBCH 7: 30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, 0 pm. Wee ley slngera rehearsal Cor. of sifion and Buehler Road P1LGHIM HOLINESS CHUBCH BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL samon: "Reigning with Christ." ml. WfaW Broadway, Freeport Rev. Howard W. Rogen, Pastor Henry VanTU, Evangallst Wed.. 7:30 pm. Mid-week Feb. 18, 1021. They lived for 15 Dalton Stahl were Chrtetnuu Br. High MYF. meeung. 10 am. Morning serrios. Rot. iKtrls Borgman, Pastor Prayer and Bible Study. 10 a™ Bunday scliool. An opportunity wm be given Bunday school. Tu am. Thursday, 3:30 pm. Children's 11 am. Morning worship. Morning forahlp, 11 am. near Orangeville. daughters In Clarkrrilje. Mr. and Youth meeting, 8:16 pm. two periodicals of United Church Young Peopls's service, 7 pm 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal. Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm. wife, Allie: four daughters. Mra. Stahl back to Pennock Hcspttal, Women. The Church Woman and CARLTON CKNTEB Paul (Adeline) Boysen and Mra. where she has been a medical The Michigan Church Woman. Circuit ChurchM By Mn. John Hook METHODIST CHUBCH patient. Circuit Sermon UUe u: "Hare WESLEYAN MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Plainwell; Mra. Dave tPaullno) METHODIST CHURCH The Vaughn Geigers of ML REFORMED chapel Sheldon of Sturgis, and Mrs. Pleasant, the Roger Sharpe fam- location. Mra. Orval Cutuuw will Hickory corners, Michigan aw. Mam Street Rnnriay school, 10:15 w-m Charles (Beverly) Morris of 5 a1haul a workshop for t. Jtev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pas|or . Earl Schlpper Worship service, 8:30 am. Saturday overnight guests of 10 am. Bunday school. Benedict of Greenville Worship, io am. Church school, 10:30 am. CARLTON IEVENTB-DAY Vicksburg. R. V. of R3. Plainwell 11 am. Morning worship, jun­ Sunday schodl, 11:13 am. and Mrs. Tom Gaylor of Pint ADVENTIST CHURCH ior church and nursery provided. Evening worship, 7:30. Church school, 9:45 am. Elder Gerald N. Black. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Materials will be available far Worship service. 1030 am. Babbath school. 8:30 am. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family DELTON BEVENTH-DAtf Qalmby Church Banrday worship, 10:48 AMNight. Adults, Youths, Juniors ADVENTIST CHUBCH his step-mother. Mra Robert DeCamp and chlland Children, 8:30 pm. Choir ________ -____ Worshlp service, 11:30 am. rehearsal. 404 W. Collax - Ph WI 5-5319 CEDAR CREEK HIKI F IKJUIC IUT UK X Olmstead family attended th 1--------------------Chrlaunos Day of Mr. und Saturday Sabbath School, 8:30. CHURCH - -gutste ------------------------HASTINGS EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL cantata Bunday evening at the Worship, 11 am. Campground RcL, 8 miles south Mra. Robert Fouler and family FREE METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Freeport Methodise Church. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. By Mrt. tlhol Blank of Hastings । were Mr . and Mrs. Wm. Reid. Broadway at Center Boltwood and E. State Rood to the meeting. I Mr. and Mra. Wayne Armour, Sunday. "Faith for Today," an Rrv. Don M. Gury, Rector Itev. Marvin Slckmllter, Pastor TV, WOOD, Channel 8. 3:30 am. and all renders for a Happy and Coffee will be served at noon iMT. and Mrs. Melvin Campbell, Bunday school. 10 am. 0 a.m. Holy Communion. prosperous New Year. for those wishing to bring their Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, Worship, 11 am. ___ _________ Mr. and Mra. Harold Hawkins 11 am. Morning prayer and Mornmg worship, 10:45 am. Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 am. Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. and girls, Merideth Reid of HasThis community has been sermon. Nursery and classce far Evening service, 7:30 pm. Evenlng prayer meeting and lings, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reid deeply shocked and It has sad­ naventiit Church children. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. "'ll is hoped that a good start WOODBURY Bible study, 7:30 pm. -* Nashville, — - । •and children of Mr. dened the Christmas of so many A warm invitation L* extended UNITED DKETHBEN CHURCH will be given to United Church of the sudden occidental death curchaics Seaplane Women's work for IBM by a wide BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF GOD daughter, Mr. and Mra. Gilbert An airplane bulk to land ou this friendly church. Jun on M-oa, North on M-50 in Pastor Rev. Jwse Powell 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings < Horrel and boys at Battle Creek emed friend and neighbor, Mar­ Every Sunday, 8:3 County churches and communiVillage of Woodbury 10 am. Sunday school. 'and Mr. and Mra, Marvin Ar­ vin Btohl, who met death on iO.OOG-mlle system will enter 11 am. Morning worship. mour and children of Nashville. the highway between here and announced. Worship, 11 am. Monday. Jan. 10, Teenagers broadcast over WF'UR, Where a Chrli day Adventist Church early next CYC groups. Wed., 4-J pm. meeting at parsonage. i children camo Thursday to spend Lake Odeosa. His wife, his moth- year, according to an action by Young People, Thuraday, 7 pm. Youth choir rehearsal, Wed., Wednesday, 7 p.m. prayer the tympoUiy of everyone. He the church's General Oonlerence First Friday Masses pm. 11 am. Morning warship Ernie Bateman and Joyce. was a friend valuable In every­ Committee. STONEY POINT fellowship service, 7:46 am. Mrs. Roger Davis and family, way, a Christian neighbor always Catholic Church an the first FREE METHODIST CHURCH Youth Ftiiowtiup, Wed, 7 pm. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Hev.'Owenneth Sebring, Pastor helping otbera. Words cannot equipped with pontoons, will tnBible Study and prayer ser7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school. express our sorrow it has brought. 11 am. Preaching. Mra. Grace Hamblin of Has ­ Broadway and Center Streets HABTING8 CONQUQAT1ON tings was a visitor of Mrs. Ethel million square miles of Brazil's Christian Science Willard H. curou, Minister OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Blank Wednesday evening and interior, where the headwaters IRVING CHAPEL Bunday, J.ui. 9. uurshlp, 9:30 were Christmas Day guests of they attended the prayer and Itev. CiuUmer Miller, Pastor Communion Service and 11. Nursery provided. Ser­ ORANGEVILLE Bunday Public talk, 3 p m BAP118T CHURCH Bible study service at the church heavy jungle terrain. Phone RO 5-3503 mon: "Love in Action." Bible study, 4:15 pm. W. Glen Campbell, Pastor Primary function ol the plane 9:30 am. Church school claaaes. 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake Roush, Sue and Gordon and Mra. Freeport were Christmas Eve will be to back up the church's Morning worship, 11 am. 6:30 Junior High and Senior MHO BIBLE CHUBCH 8:45 am. Sunday school. guests at the Ivan Olmsteads, * Thuraday prayer service, 7:80. High Youth Fellowships at tho 11 am. Morning worship. Amazon area around Manaus. church. Rot. Prank Crabb, Bible teacher. Hook and Morris. * Mr. and Mra. 7 pm. Evening worship. KILPATRICK , family were family dinner guests Brazil. By providing medical mlah. along with msay other 8 pm. Conversations on the A. J. Bposlstra, Pastor Cyril Bateman of Eaton Rapids supplies and Improving com- Bible citations, la part oi the UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Bunday school, 10 am. HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAT manse. Worship, 11 am. ADVENTIST CHUBCH Mra. Ernie Bateman. ★ Rot. and Hot. R. A. Hoffman Monday—7 pm. Boy Scouts. Bunday evening service, 7:]<,» Mra. Jam Powell and family 10 am. Bunday school. quarters, the plane will enable Tuesday — 9:30 the Women's 404 W. Colfax Wed. evening service, TM ' ’’ had Christmas at the home of Ph. WI 5-5319 11 a.m. Worship service. launches to extend their tours Association Fellows!tip Commit­ Sat. Sabbath school, 9:30. tee will meet in the lounge. In­ WOODLAND Worship, 11 am. • Thrush, Thursday. * Christmas Alto were ClvisUniu Eve supper cluded is tlie fellowship chair­ UMTEDBBETnREN CHUBCH Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm. LAKEWOOD president of the churth’s South Engle returned Warren Calms to man of each circle. Bunday, “Faith for Today," on BAPTIST CHURCH bert Hunt and family were Mr. American Division. his home from Bkxlgvtt Hospital Wednesday Activities 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. ,and Mra. Leon Youngs of Gallen. Blank. TV, WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. In Grand Rapids. Friday. Community Room above 1:30 Circle 4 will meet In the Bunday school, 10 am. . Mr. and Mra. Gordon Wolfe o( Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, Woodland Fire Station plane will be the 27-year-oid church lounge. ' , Morning worship, 11 am. j 'Plainwell, Mra. Qrpha. * Hung, of Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 am. Daniel Walter. Mexican Hat, 3:30 Cherub cl»lr practice. Christian Endeavor. 6:30 pml • 9:50 am. Bilnday NtwoL Utah, holder of a commercial 7:30 Annual meeting of the ST. RO8E CATHOLIC CHURCH old Anderson and family, local. and Mn>. Curl Erb and children pilot flight instructor rating. 11 am. Worship service. Congregation and Corporation In Rev. FY. Joseph C. Dunphy Public invited. Clayton ETO of Byron Center 7:30 pm. Evening service. Creek visited Mra. Calms ThuraMemorial Hall. Rev. David Hawley. Assistant 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer w Thursday Activities HASTINGS Mra. Vaughn Augst and family GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH ConfesBlons. 4 to 5 and 8 to 0, home of Mrs Earl Coleman. Cor. of JeDersan ana E. Center spent Christmas with Mr and Saturdays. 7 30 am. on Sunday* 4:30 Kirk House choir practice. Before Maauea on wredaya Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor By Mrt. Benie M. Cairru £2ti3T **£. ^m£ THE GALILEAN 7:30 Chancel choir practice. Bunday school, 10 am. Dally Masrco. 7 and 8 am. near Hastings. - __ U H.rttari 94S-4H4 Mra. Kepler in lansing and BatBAPTIST CHURCH WoMhlp hoar, 11 am. Corner 108th St. St North l urday evening with their daughST. AUGUSTINE, Bunday evening aervlos. 7 pm. Donald Cheney- spent Christmas HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH MIDDLEVILLE with Mr. and Mra. Robert MUler Freeport Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence WelTha Bible, the whole Bible and and family. Mr. and Mra. Howard Itev. Russell Houseman, Paster Rot. Walter Wlnebrenncr, Pastor nothing but the Bible. denfaUcr of Grand Rapids spent Cheney and family were callers. Mr. Donald Elmore Phono 045-5704 Saturday and Bunday with Director of Music and Youth 10 am. Sunday school. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC HASTINGS girls of Qualltrap and Christ? Carl Bcdhun of Howard CKy of Indian Hills CHURCH AT DELTON ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHUBCH 6: 30 pm. Young Peoples. Bunday guests. ★ Mr. and turned after spending the hollW3 E. Woodland Avenue 11 am. Message by the pastor. 7: 30 pm. Evening service. Mrs. Don Koabar and family. Sunday Masons: 7:30. 11a.m. Mra. John Mason entertained day visiting Mr. and Mra. Charles Rot. M. F. Goble, Pastor and family of Charlotte, * 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer 11 am. Junior church. For OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, Bible Study'Hour. and mother. Mra. Thelma Wil­ 11 am. Morning worship. Friday callcns of Mr. and Mra. kins were Christmas Day guesU children 4 through 8 years. " DOWLING Sunday Mass. 0 am. John Hook. * Roger Davis la re­ 6 pm. Teen choir rehearsal. WOODLAND pm. Evangelistic service. covering nicely following surgery Martin. Harold and Lyle Wtlklna lo<Xc, Friday evening. * Mr. and ters were to enter! CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 6: 30 pm. AU Young People's EVANGELICAL UNITED 8318 Coats Grove Road were Christmas Day guests of Mra. Admiral Foerch of Lansing friends preceding the BRETHREN CHURCH meetings. Rev. Chorlan Olbbe. Pastor LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH H. J. Buwalda. Minister 7: 30 pm. Message by the pas­ Frank Bumpus one evening last Club Rot. Cart BUvernoB. Pastor Phones WI 5-3397, WI 6-4995 tor. Special ^nuxlc. iiymn sing. Morning worship, 10 am. ■ M Monday — 6:30 p.m. Pioneer Office hours Tuesday through Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Bunday school, 11 am. Friday, 9:30 am. to noon. Any- choir praollce. Giris Clubs. Bunday worship, 7:30 pm. other Union by appointment. Tuesday Activities Thuraday, Junior choir, 4 pm. Wednesday worship for entire "Wa'ra A* Near A* Your Telephone" Sunday service schedule 8: 30 pm. CSB Blockade Boys family. 0:55 a.tri. The Bunday school, UNITED BRETHREN IN Clubs. Adults Bible study and prayer. . .7:30 pm. Mary Martha Mls- Leon West, Bupt. in charge. CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood ■ Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Nursery provided. Wednesday AotlvlUea Boys and Giris fellowship, 7:30 11 a m. Morning worship. Ser­ 8:30 am. Morning worship, 8 am. Men's Prayer Band. Choir practice, 8:30. mon: "Foolish Galatians." Text 10:30 am. Bunday school. 0 am. Women's prayer band. 7: 30 pm. Prayer meeting and Chapter 3:1. Organist. Mra. Ruth INTER-LAUB Clip Thi* Guide — K**p It in o Handy Plac* for Future Reference Bible study. BAPTIST CHURCH 4:30 pm. YF Planning. Prayer service, Wed., 7:30 pm. 8: 39 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Delton. Mich. Thuraday—8:30 pm. CSB Bat­ Rot. David Honeywell, Pastor LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ 7 pm. sermon Bible study. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH talion Boys Clubs. Bunday school, 10 am. LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Appliance & General Repair 1118 Jordan Lake Street Wednesday, Day of Praj-er and Nursery for all regular services. Worship, 11 am. thorized Dealer for Wheel Business Services Offered Installation, Dry Well, Drain Bible Study. Lake Odessa IFA. Campgrounds Evening worship. 7 pm. Horse Tractor an<| Lpwj) Boy field. Pumping ($24 0Q for 1*1 Phone DR 4-8277 9:30 ata. Morning group. Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm. PLEASANT VALLET UNITED Mowers. E. L. CarpentdF Hard­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water 1,000 •*!/.). Call 945-5482. 7 p m. Evening group. Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Systems. Sold, installed, servked BRETHREN CHURCH SUuday school, 10 am. ware. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal, Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ 8. KALAMO Worship service. 11 am. REPAIR — Export workmanship. Mr. Gerald Ostroth, director. 5381. ' PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. Stole Worship service, 10 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. Thuraday. Mary Martha Circle Concrete Product* Evening vrvlce. 8/pm. Sunday school, 11 am. L. J. at Ada Newton's. 1:30 pm. St. Phons WI 5-53IC. KEYS DUPLICATED while you Bible Study Wed,’ 7:30 pm. Mote,JBup». 1831 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo Automobile O Machinery ..Saturday, Library open 2-4 pm. wait. Ben FranMtn Store. State Prayer service, 8 >m. Bunday school, 10 am. Christian Endeavor, 7 pm, GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Repair at Jefferson. • Morning worship, 11 am. Darrell Starbard, preaident. ___________ Barry County Ready Mix Co. WOODLAND ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHI Young People's Service, 6:30 Junior. Christian Endeavor, 7 METHODIST CHURCH Phone WI 5-2123. u CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunj .. s, .director. Richard VandenBosch, AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ Rev. David Hawley. Assls WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Evening service, 7:30 pm. •Evangelistic • Pastor tings Floor Cover mg. 123 W. ICE—First das* work. Call WI Headquarters for hospdal sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND Thuraday evening prayer and . __ Sunday school. 10 am. Stoto. WI 5-5118. Confessions, 4 to 5 and a\to able study, 7:30 pm. lies. Gardner's. Phone 945­ 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Crerel Mote , Morning worship, 11 am. 2134. ). Saturdays, 7:30 am. on BunCo Home office 822 S. Benton. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. and Fred Bawdy. 1 Youth Feilowxhlp, 7:30 ipm. 0 Phone WI 5-5412. Ptant. W. MoCALLUM UNITED State Rd. Phone Wi 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX ­ BRETHREN IN WATCH G CLOCK REPAIRING— ING done at the ferrp according AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 5. CHRIST CHURCH Cusrantood workmanship. Also Jefferson— Passenger. Truck and to your specification*. Farm Bur ­ 'The Ohurch in the Wildwood" 8T. AUGUSTINE, all kind* ot Jewelry Repair and eau Service*, M37 So., WI 5­ Farm Tire*. Wheel Alignment Otis Lake Road MIDDLEVILLE Engraving. Miller Jewelers. 118 and Balancing. Brake Relining, 2223. W. State St. Shock* and 'Muffler Service. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED MEMORIAL MONUMENTS ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC 945-5170. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. ICE—24'hour Service (black TER — Rfw wood,or finished - OF DISTINCTION CHUBCH AT DELTON and white!. Jacob* Prescription frame*. Also, cuitom framing. Beginning Sunday. Jan. 0 at 8 ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Lawrence Brothan Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. 221 W. Mill. PAIRED In haavy gannent*. Red 301 S. Michigan Ava. Repair* and sharpening. Saw Wing Sporting Boots and Shoes. ant Valley presiding. part* and wpplies. McCulloch CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Hartings Beebe s Shoe Shop, 123 S. OUR LADY OF GREAT MOBILE HOMES SALES — Dei * and Pioneer. Fiandtco Farm Largest iolsetion of Drapery Jefferson. DOWLING Auto Wrecking erid Del * Phil­ Supply. M3.7 So. WI 5-3150. OHic* Hour* Fabric* in Barry County. Kirsch ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH lip* "66”. M37 So., 945-5141. Bunday Mass, 8 am. rod*. Installation and Hanging. ?Velto Road at Woodland MON., WtO. O F«l. Beverwyk'a Color Canter, 221 COATS GROVE W. Mill. RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Radio, Tekvition Ropgirtaf "Tour Friendly. Christ-Centered CHRISTIAN CHURCH GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All Recored. Burkey Sale* and ServAgency for washers, dryers and small home Phons 945-941?] lea. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ Durius Road WI 5-517A appliances. Call 945-2317. ized engraving of ail kind*. Gil­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Charles Gibbs, Pastor SERVICE —315 S. Hanovdr, more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., Worship service. 11 am. BarFloyd Walter, Bupti 945-3862. Free service for one Phone 945-5316. Farm, Educational b V ■ ■ * Bible school, 10 am. y«r on Setchall-Carteon Cofer, SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treeWorship hour, 11 am. ROBERT W. STACK. Owner ■ Automobile Loa no VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ torj, machinery and chain saws ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — TERS—Service, partK horn and Repair and raw work. Fixtures TV'S. RADIOS G RECORD PLAT­ pm. Ruth Turner, : in ouFnew building at 124 N. bag* for all makes. Aulhonxcd and supplies. Kelley Electric ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Youth we need you. tncnig.** Jeffirwn. Experienced mechan­ Hoover Sale* and Service. Steury Stit* Farm Iniuranc* Service. 524 Middleville Rd. and TV Service 228 N. Jeffer­ Cherub and Junior choirs. Electric, 222 5. Jsffaraen. All Fermi of ics. GoodyMr Brag. Phone WI Hwy WI 5-2700 after 5 pta. son. Phone WI 5-9IB7. FIBBT CHUBCH OF CHRIST 5-5052. . AUTO — mi SCIENTIST ' Insurant* and Bond* . 843 W. 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The Increase was unanimously voted at the regu­ lar meeting of the Council held Monday night al the City Halt The pay increase, which Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith said amount­ ed to a cost of living hike, affected WINS YOUTH AWARD—John Seeber (right), soa of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seebtr of IU Hastings, a Banter at Hastings High nld pdl»y. The single, appointive assessor propo&al has been under discussion A vote on changing the charter with the city clerk's office, which Glen Lake Will Speak at Milk Banquet Jan. 15 tlon next Fall. U was Indicated Monday night A favorable vote next Fall to single assessor proposal rtAUd be effective two years from 'tan. Mayor Pntnklln C. B«eM4to ex­ aim Lake, president of Michi­ plained. . gan MUk Producers Association. annual banquet of the Barry and Because it would entail a major project with only one potential customer, councilmen turned down North Branch in County. dent of the National MUk Pro­ ducers Association at their annual meeting In November at New York aty. This will be hi* sixth, one-ycor term as head of the Natlbn-vlde organization of Dairy Fanner co­ operative*. ipcaklng on subject* Btebblru, chairman of the Plan­ 1 Base Plan, pricing ning Commission and president of the City Bank, was named Hastings "Citizen of the Year” by the Elka at their annual Ma- don ironside Jr. to provide mu­ nicipal water' CO their new home on nor*lde DHve. The service would require a larger main on Green Street extended to Cook Hpad It %** exnlalMd, Other home* In the section Hive thalr own wtifit U was reported. Aidermen were scheduled to meet at 4 pm. thia Wednesday to check the roadway for th* proposed new north-south rtrtfet from Green to vu a* haanlfal P#m- Invited to Join the council mam- The street is being designed to provide a second entrance to the hospital. . Richard Thomas of R3 Hastings Preliminary plana have bean pre­ untiring efforts in helping to is president of the Barry and pared and. If satisfactory, rightdraft the master plan for the Eaton Local of MMPA. development of Hastings, and other civic endeavors. Street, eapedaily on Friday, lie day night. Thane “Tony" Young Community Center Annual Meeting The Banner Has First Color Adv. The Felpeusch Food Center The annual meeting of the advertisement, normally carried Barry' County Community Cen­ on Page 2 of Section 1 of The ter to to be held Wednesday, Jan. Banner. wiU be found in Section 3 of this issue with a full page Official 301 B Michigan. Any­ color advertisement. one interested to attend will be The color page is known as wvlcomed. Directors whose terms "HI-FI" and was printed In Nee­ expire ore Howard Ferris, north­ nah. Wto, and the other aide west district; Fred A. Smith, printed on The Banner press with other pages in the section. director-at-large. . The color page, with a differ­ grade of paper, was fed off a Maple Valley Wins ent roll along with the regular six­ Maple Valley wrestlers defeat­ pence roll of newsprint, and then ed the Ionia grapplers 26-13 folded In with the other six In fha Tuesday night at Maple Valley. to cortplete the celling in the main hangar at the airport, and insulat­ ing it, was accepted. trade-in. for a naw Dodge crui­ ser from Hastings Motor Balia Flre Chief Edward Tudor report­ ed that during the last three months of 1966. his department answered 27 alarms in the City with damage estimated at 32.130 Than were five residential alarms. ■noking. nine by careless burning of rubbish and two by other caro- 'bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files There wen 11 rural jsjarm* dur­ ing the same period with damage estimated at 37,100. Theas included three residential alarms. IncludFlro Department ty Infirmary and medical unit MiMtovffla. Barry County's abrtrector. Chief Tudor suggested that the Gordon Sothard. who la also th* present Thomapple Valley Horae youngest member of the Hasting* pcs tune projart for clsan-up City Council, speared a great Among the bills approved Mannorthern pike. Bunday, on Abstnict" lake tlwt measured 44U Grand Rapids for U.4M36 for the inches long and Upped the acalca at 21 pounds. I» took tan minutes .I _ fl Mt art Da* flarht. MiddtevUM, Route 3, in Pennock thatls thanking the City for the coopera­ tion tn decorating the business be will go. Coll Your Newa and Classified Ads to The Banner, Wl 5-3481 Section One—Paget 1 to 6 EDITORIALS - Propose New Four-Year High ( ( School Here NUMBER 39, ty.ay Present Plan To District Eleclom After Next September , Electors in the Hastings jjchool ' District may vote on construction bf a new four-grade high school iomelligc after Sept. 1, 1966. 1 members ofihe Board of Educatlon decided Tuesday night at> There is more than a little evi­ iTills inclination toward silence Hjelr regular monthly meeting'I dence that fear of government to ■ face of the economic "big »tlck” hHd at the high school * 11 ling wleFded by the federal Funeral servlets for Mrs. Grace causing areas of silence in the Vice Preaident ^My Clardy, i nthorlty with so little restraint is B. Gorham. 81. 928 W. Often tnV the abtence of President I Street, who died at 1:20 pm. hairs of the extreme left and the bus restricting the exchange of I Wednesday at Pennock Hospital. oddballs of the extreme right are feu which could and should be a th&V the board me • tentatively decided GOF Speaker—State Reprwntstill as vociferous as ever, since art of Die honest concensus tint to the citizen* of the dlitrict Satire Stanley PoweU of Iw!»li Home. ' they can't be hurt economically by recedes action in a free society. m.l to be the main speaker htr* Fri__ _ The Rev. Don M. Qurv offl“Y/ d ^uh “Tf ***•JM1- 14' »l ““ federal action. The ’board ihas been studying women's Club meetBut responsible leaders in busi­ • Actually, what we are now seeing nrn>v..al« for fnr na HAW proposals new Hlffn high lu'Hool school .- L..ap­ ness, industry and the professions, la the Great Society'is a form of for a long time, and a Clllsen* Episcopal Pariah House. AU Commitlee has made recommen­ members and others interested— according to reporters and re­ dations for possible sites for the Including men —are Invited W searchers are often reluctant to ahthority with the unintentional new facility Mrs. H. A. Adrounle. prwWantspeak out on public'issues. "Don't cf-operatlon of Congress now has Named to the school board's to attend--There will be a nur­ quote me." is being heard with practically unlimited power with professional negotiation (collec­ sery for small children. increasing frequency. no effective curbs or guidelines for in Hastings Township, the tive bargaining) committee were daughter of Frank and Belle Robert Godfrey, chairman. (Brown) Ktstnedy. ----- Clardy and Prank Ritchie. and public discussion Is the method of administrators who. under such graduated from Hastings — High Supt. of Schools Richard J. by which a self-governing society stances. would always use School in 1908 and attended the unlimited authority with Blate Normal School at Ypsi­ finds and solves Its problems and lanti and Western Micliigan Col ­ lective bargaining. anything that interferes with this moderation. People simply Supt. Guenther, with such as­ process lend* to limit freedom, She married Robert Gorham sociates as he may deem neces­ itealf. (Please turn to Page 4. this Sec.} in 1906. He died Nov. 1, IMO. < sary. was authorized to negotiate a contract with the Hastings Rescind Old Action M Education Association on behalf Women's Club as the "Woman Place Facility on approval by, the Board of Edu­ John J Ferrlell. Kenneth Baker Courlhcnue Square Ronald Dewey of Delton were She taught in Barry County cation. Dr. Charlea Morrill wu named Member* of the Barry County • ,d to have enlisted In the rural schools, the Woodland during December through school and thq Hastings Public chairman of the school board'* Board of Supervisor*, who have legislation committee. Also on been studying the most advanthe committee are Mrs. Barbara .. Andcrsm of Martin alio She retired from teaching in vonRel* and Oiardy. ,; In the Army. David W. - fanner readers will have no- ! Board members approved tlced that from time to time the ■ transfer of MAW from ths ath- continue Investigating sites for foUowtng Information appears ns 1 and agency account to the sink­ a public service and it is hoped):BlZhland enlisted in the Navy. ing fund to halp defray the oast that the "constituent*" will write J of the new lights on Johnson A. 4------ ?-------n a 11 o nal. 8UU official* ■ tern. The money represented ex­ Red Cross work during World cess funds accumulated from War I and during World War athletic events tn past years. IT ahi' served as a medical field ■winded previous action setting agent for tiio Selective Service the amount of millage to be raised and authorised Chalhnao committee (or the first PTA assistant principal of lbs high Jack. O'Connpr. Hartings Town­ AU aboard for John Deere Day. ship supervisor, .to name a OQOatnltte? to *tddy available jail Wednesday. Jan. 19. at the Com ­ U.S. SENATORS munity Center at the fair­ cdbtlnuea os dirteto* •! el*Senate Office Bonding ground*. The committee la to nfffl menlary education. Washington 24, D.C. Cpahty School Examining Board. "Power Train '66—What's New Robert Casey hu been named back to the county board wnbh Mra Gnrham vsa eannlv assistant principal of Central will alt as a "committee of th* Whole." . School. Philip A. Hart Acting State Supt. of Schools Dave Goodyear, "and on John CONGRESSMAN, Alex Kloater ha* approved Deere Dey youll see a fart-mov­ spent 3rd District special annexation elections for ing film highlighting new equipth* Welcome Cornet*. Coal* Hoose Office Building Grove, Weeks, Pleasant view and Washington 25, D.C. Long Green Line were dramati­ Quimby districts. Voting to start fresh on cally filmed aboard a 3/4-mlle. The be ..»™ held slble «..« election must w, i.uir jiii Jal) site war were may Mayor mi s 1 -vwmw48-car train and at work In the wlthln 19 days of Dec. 14. ex- iin C. Beckwith. Assessors Doty field. It's an entertaining and STATE SENATORS member of the Emmanuel Epis— . ,u. a .. i _ k Floyd Craig, who wu at­ cepl the Quimby vote can be Informative way to Introduce you State Capitol within 90 days of Dec. 16. tending hl* first county board to four new tractor models, new (Use home address Mm. Gorham la survived by Qualifications for the post of meeting after hl* recent appoint­ tillage equipment, new planters, after adjournment) director of secondary education ment. Aiderman Kenfteld and new cultivators, new forage tools, nut: two grandchildren: and _ Include __________________ „... and at Supervisor* Milton Buehler, Vik­ a master's degree Urd District —Harold J. Vol- new harvertlng equipment, and stater. Mrs. Clifford (Hazel) Mi- least five years successful vxperl- tor Eckardt, Forest Foley, Rofert kem», 197 W. 22nd Street, Hol­ ence tn teaching and and"in adminis­ Lyons. Earl McKibbin. Floyd in admlnlsGoodyear Bros, will abn hold chael of Larudng. land. (Yankee Springs Township.) tration of schools. Millar. Roy NofTke and O'Connor. an open house to dlsplsty many 29th Dtelrict —Roger John*on. Appointed for 11 months, the Voting not to rescind th* ac­ of the lalest model John Deere director of secondary education tion to locate the jail on th* tractors and matched equipment 1 Woodland. Hastings City. Has­ to responsible fur the Instruction­ Visitors are invited to inspect al program for grades 7 through tings Township. Castleton. Balti­ the machinery and formers can more, Mapl* Grove, Johnstown. 12. This Includes: Hoffman. Russel) Meade. Wayne make anwintnlx for free Assyria Townships.) 1 Leadership in selection, ap­ Pennock. Harold Stanton, Al­ demonstnuions on their own praisal. apportionment, and co­ mond Weber. Luther Lena and 21*1 District—Garry E. Brawn. forma operative use of all types of in­ Jerome VanMatre 321 W. Eliza. Schoolcraft. (Thorn­ "AU farmers, their families. structional materials at the sec­ Supervisors unanimously raapple. Irving, Carlton. Rutland. Six men have received orders to Orangeville. Hope, Prairieville. 2. Leadership and recommen­ — - ——— —- - - -—- — - report for Induction into the armed Barry Townships.) Lunch and refreshments xrr (0rce3 on Monday. Jan. 17. the dation responsibility in textbook the new facility. free. We beUeve youU enjoy the Burr, county Selective Service selection. That millage would have ■TATE REPRESENTATIVES cxdting program There's *cm9-1 Board has announced. . 3. Leadership in the continuity brought in 1239.009 07 under the State Capitol thing of interest for each and -me men are .to report Monday development of curriculum. present State equalisation figure. (Use home addrera 4. Leadership in the ; integra­ The county has more than , morning and are-to leave on the after adjournment) tion of subject matter areas. 11:59 bus for Detroit. 3149.000 earmarked for the pro5. Leadership in initiation, ex­ , Thoae receiving orders were Dalake-O Square Dance ecution and appraisal of local The present Barry County Jail research, in - service education, has been closed since Sept. 16. (Yankee Bprints, Orangeville. and professional growth, and 1964. and prisoners have been Hope, Baltimore, Johnstown. 6. Leadership In developing transported to the Eaton jail at Barry, Orangeville Townships ! programs involving special Fed­ CharloUe. Freeatone caller. All area square kave at 2:46 pm. this Wednesday eral and State Aid. During i960. Barry paid out ML R1 Ionia. (Thomapple. Irv­ dancers welcome. Lunch after for Detroit to take their pre­ He shall work with the build­ 313321 for boarding prisoner* at ing. Carlton. Woodland. Rutland. danos. ing principals in evaluating Jharlotte. and county cars mad* induction physical examinations. Hastings, CaaUeton. Maple Grove. teacher competency Assyria and Hastings City. He shall consult with building principals In hiring additional or reports. The mimeographed reports replacement staff. During the year, sheriff's cruis­ from these enow numerous) pubHe shall attend conference* ers traveled 200.100 miles. and conventions whenever such Sheriff's officers investigated The Banner, Aral. because they attendance shall be practical and 611 accidents in which 12 parsons are necessarily politically slantof value to both the school sys­ tem and himself. injured in 1968. enough space for all of these Officer* Investigated >90 RUMMAGE BALE — Ona day cellaneous complaints. 395 < without printing all. This has only. Saturday. Jan. 15. 9 am. to nal complaint*. 177 Ironic 7 pm.. Parish House. Hastings plaints and issued 566 t BPW Club 1/U tickets. , Uca. even during the. tenure of Sharin'* ofllcara gave I venerable Clare Hoffman. SAVINGS ft LOAN ANNUAL MEETING—The annual meeting ports available to the public they of the stockholders of Che Has­ Win be on file at the Hastings tings Savings and Loan Associa­ Public Library for any Barry tion. according to the new by­ for -drives'* licenses, gave 7*1 County citizen -who wishes to laws adopted June 15. 1965. will road tests, issued 285 dog li­ be held at the Hastings Savings censes and played a major part and Loan Association Tuesday in the March of Dimas driea. night. January 16, 1966. at 8 .by R.M.C.' Dies Wednesday; Rites Saturday County Board Studies Location Of New Jail E In Armed Forces Political News Letters Availablt At the Library Know Your Legislators Goodyear Bros. John Deere Day Planned Jan. 19 6 Barry Men Leave Jan. 17 for Military Duty hW last waek authoriaad the Monday, members at will Wadnaaday, J*a. 10. a. at HaH Inn City B . . . BACKWJ ABOUT: D GLANCES, ng three directors and any other ■ualnraa brought for the meetPolls win unUr • pro. Dean’s LUI al Davenport Cal- GbKtag Kma. Pita. 1/U V. C. Hansom, Secretary 1/1J IO OOP MEETING will meet •’Thursday, �Hastings WCTU Marsha E. Tousley. Dale McClintock Wed at Lansing by Rev. Kennard Schalbly of Xdaupuy mooe, great unele of the bride, ssaiMed by Itav. Paul Ardsma, pastor of Faith Baptist Church. The bride was given In mar­ riage by her father. Her gown The weather co-o|*niled beautlfully to help make Uus a lovely day for the couple. They received many beautiful flower arrangemenU and lovely gllta. a day to remember. The groom'i mother wore a gown of royal blue knitted rib­ Mro. Addie Scott is now at the seph. Kaiamasoo, Lansing. Otsego, bon, atylcd in a ahealh. Her cor­ home of her son, the Robert Aho, Clarksville, Gun Lake and sage was also of rod sweetheart Scotts, of 034 Marlow, Portage. 1 Ddton. (Peggy) Tuuslcy sister-in-law of the bride, Mirs Myrna McClin­ tock. sister of the groom, and Uou'll love our baked goods JANUARY WHITE SALE Rtoular 44c Dm. tendanta wore "bow" bead plcoea Best man was Ray McClintock, matching their gowns, long white brother ctf the groom. gloves and each carried a long Usher* were Michael Toualcy, Roy Nevins and Gary Weaver. . White Sugar Cookies red poinacttiaa st the window*. Reception for 200 guteta held at the Knight* of Columbus Halt Ring bearer was Benjamin in Lansing. The bride's going away outfit Oorr. who carried the rings In dgre Oroentcr In a Saturday after­ a huge white potaeetta. noon ceremony performed in the University Methodist Church of tielictou* sour cream sugar cookies (everyone' Angel Food Bor Coke FRIDAY & SATURDAY Pan Cinnamon Rolls REAL ESTATE 32c DALE'S BAKE SHOP 0 Methodist Rites Unite Couple at East Lansing 1905 graduate of the Community CbUeec School of Practical Nurs­ ing, and Imu> been employed at The groom’s parents hosted a rcheoraai dinner in the parlors of the First Baptist Church in Charlotte on Saturday evening for the wedding party. sister’s maid of honor and brides­ maids were Patricia Patterson and Mro. Charles Round. Their long rod valval .gowna wore identically styled with empire walsUlnos and matching veils held by small caps. They carried rod and white car- Mrs. Albert Orabom of Lansing and the bridegroom 1* the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Carpenter of For the rocepUtsi that followed Bay City. in Che Wealey Foundation Lounge of the church. Mrs. Orabom wore at the double ring ceremony at 3 a blue silk suit and Mr*. Carpenter pm. Jan. 8. cheat a pink allk suit Both The bride wore a taffeta gown mothers carried ooraagej of white featuring an embroidered lace baby mum*. bodice with long sleeves and de­ Mr. and Mro. R. L. Carpenter, tachable tram. Her silk Illusion parent* of the groom, hosted the veil was held in place by a crown rehearsal dinner held on Friday and she carried a bouquet of white evening at Albert Pecks. - Cleveland's JANUARY SALE^rinqs For ibal "Sprci4l“ Gtnllenun Nashville Literary Club Meets Jan. 19 A. Style 344 B. Style 369 C. Style 341 priced from ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS NaahviUe Woman'* Literary Clu6J. will be held Wednesday. Jan. 10, Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. State ALL PRICES DOWN J. Milhenlng, Ino. Sdart-Schaffner & Marx Other Nationally Advertised SUITS Regular Brand SUITS January SALE ON SALE Regular ON SALE ’79”. 95“. *45°°. .’36“ *55°°. .*47“ ’59”. .*48“ ’65“. *E*oo STARTING THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 “one • SLACKS •SHUTS ’69”. ’110“ ’125“. ,...’105“ JACKETS 14,. z° only /£ vt"*29” $0000 NOW TOP COATS • GIRDLES . $0100 NOW XI v.^»29” “ • SLEEPWEAR • GLOVES ZIP LINED Sport COATS CARCOATS Reduced 20^ One Table Each of SWEATERS and \/ ' II2.W to (15.95 " Reduced ' • DRESSES FAMOUS BRAND ’135“ group of winter • SWEATERS ’75“. *115“ WI 5-5516 oerrwd with Foreign Neighbor*. SPORT SHIRTS Ladies ' HATS Now at Price /3°" ALL SALES FINAL —NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES CLEVELAND'S MENS AND BOYS' WEAR <Mn^.tu The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Finglaton �Drivers of School Bums Have Class * .u Barry County •Cbool bus drivers will >be held from 7 to 10 pin. Thursday, Jan. ». st Hastings High School. 5^7” *«Ch*gan University', dhdliat Crf field fllyrrt, Jhe sponsored by the1 or Pouro ANNUAL JANUARY FRESH DONUTS from the Superette lennetff QuSjvt" .wm mrst 205 N. Michigan ENGAGED—The engagement of | ANNOUNCE TROTH — Mr. and Miss Marjorie Olsson and Dean Mrs. Robert Btamm, R3 Has Ungs. Alan Ohlman is being announced have announced .the engagement by her mother Mrs Gexina of th,lr «>aughter, Patricia, to ' inuuicr, ran. uenn a Gor(^n gnjfciey Pat Is a senior Olsson, a former r«Mmt nf. Hastings High School. Gar-j Hostings and now living In Grand Rapids. Dean is the son Endsley. R3 Hustings, Is a stu­ of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlman, dent at Michigan State Univer­ sity. No wedding dale has been also former residents of Has­ tings and now living in Grand both were graduated from Has­ ... Watch While Rapids. Dean Is a graduate of । — tings High School in 1966. Mias Bob Jones University in OreenMaiville is employed at the Hits-, We Make 'Em viile. 8.C., and al the present. ........ . . . Ungs Mutual Insurance Co.'jmd her fiance is employed at the FROSTED & DECORATED E W. Bliss Co. A June wedding slty. Marjorie is a Senior at Roy Hubbard won find, place by Is being planned. Donuts 69c dox. W.M.U. An August wedding is a wide margin in the northI being planned. After an Eastern south * —— Duplicate — Bridge game Plain 59c dox. honeymoon.^Mr. and Mrs Ohl­ held Tuesday night at the Episcopal Church Undercroft. man will be residing in Oreen- Tied for second place were Fred TASTE TREATS I Markle and .Harry Burke and SOCIETY NEWJ TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily » A.M. to 11 P.M. a medical patient at the Health Center Hospital In Battle Creek, relumed home on Wednesday. Our Adonna' foundatio REDUCED! Your favorite bras and girdles in latest fabrics ... Lycra1’ spandex tool Save now! 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Phyllss is the granddaugh­ ter of Mrs. Hasel Teske and will be a graduate of Hastings High School next June. Donald Is a 1966 graduate of Hostings High School and plans to enter thg 43, of Battle Creek, a alstor of service on Jan. 17. No date has Hastings High ■ Coach Robert been set for the wedding. Carbon. was found daul In her car on old U8-12. 100 yards; west of 15-Mlle Road at 3:10 pm. Friday. i An autopsy showed that she ' had Buffered a heart attack ! while driving, and that her ear About 200 friends, neighbors and 1 had gone off the road, resting relatival gathered at the home of aa 1TT ■ Girls’ Tapered Denim STRETCH ANKLE PANTS Sister Succumbs Set-in waistband, side zip- per. Navy. Size 7 to 14. <77 ■ Jake DeCrocker Honored Sunday On Anniversary Scotu on Sunday. Jan. 9. to help them celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. 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Salary open. ExcsllfrU fringe bgneflta To topsxriw medical record functions In 100-bed genera) hospital. Sand A dtffirsoce fa judgment as to whether a pries change Is reaaonUtriar« giv* act of dreumrting<iW ordinarily settled on the basis of coocUoUai and mediation kg quaWtad individuals who hare Nona Michael Dies Wednesday; Rites Saturday freedom U (or should be* a matter of concern, the method used to gain an objective can be as im­ portant as ths objective. Itself— perhaps svsn more so. Funeral services for Nona Swings and 0 Dancers n New Year's Fete especislly big business But, If the present federal policy of using public money and public material Tlie Ringo Swlngo Square once Club of Hastings and tiic ake Odessa Squares Club mem- Riverside Cemetery. Mtaa Michael died early Wednesday at the Barry Coun­ ty Medical Facility where she had been for five yean. Uonary force. crees and policies not specifically In attempting to throw the blame covered by lav, is accepted without for inflationary pressures on busi­ question or protest, the same pro- ness and Industry, the Joluison admlnlstraUon U neglecting to CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS WE AID ELIGIBLE FAMILIES Social security and veterans' the Prank Kenflcld family for a visit during Che holidays and reported back for military duty Alderson. Phyllis Anderton and Art. Blown for doing a grand flob ot decorating with mistletoe, balloons, glitter bulls and other artistic work, and with the beau­ tiful square daiicc dimes and enta, tho Erik vonRela, Friday men's square dance clotha. the gym at Northeastern was transevening and Saturday. nock Hospital Guild No. 39 and the Hastings Women's Club. She b survived by her hus­ band, George; a daughter, Tam­ ara, 14, and a son, Steven, 13, both at home: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Roebuck of St. Mary's, Ohio, and two slaters, Mrs. Ralph (Mary, Heuwcr and Mrs. Larry (Barbara* Derringer, both of St. Mary’s Ohio. u-as consumed by the crowd pre­ pared and arranged by the food committee: Preeton and Angle Campbell. Hany and Grace Mead, Lynn and Mary Burdick, Omar and Velma Barnum, Du­ ane and Maxine Jonea, and Clarence and Nedda Dyer. David and Poppy Hmhixr- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brundstattcr left by car Saturday for the West Coast where they will visit their daughter, the 1 Steve Masolll family, and stay at La- Powell, 1065 Club presidents, Jolla, Calif,, during the Winter kept the fun going by firol pre­ senting the lUCfi prHddrnt’s Jim and Gerry Alderson a gavel with tnd Louise Haight and Art and wiurtf to conduct their rnrrtlng. Delores Bicorn working very dili­ gently all evening to keep the lovely punch bowls full which were very preUy with their rings benefits can pay a substantial port of the funeral bill. Each eligible family served at Leonard - Osgood More About- Funeral Home is given every pos­ Backward Glanci sible assistance in filing for these IIIAU benefits. SO Years Ago F ^he greatest news of the Fear for Delton is. tha« completion of plans for tW ne*. twelve grade consolidated rental Uut ^wfll unite 11 districts. Tile building. LEOHflRD OSGOOD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 A compact, lightweight, quality tape rvcotdar . . • not a toy! Wriglui only 15 tbs., yU its brilliant aound and functional features an comparable to many bigger, bulkier and much mor* eipenaivo recorder*. Personal Mention Banner, 78, R3 Hartings, who died about II a-m. Thursday, with their grandparents, the Charles Rowleys, and other vialJan. fl, at his home on Ute Cen­ ter Rood In Castleton Township, were held at 3:30 pm. Saturday MUSIC CENTSR 138 W. Stwtw FMSna 945-4284 health for a toog 1 wife, Cell*, died on Oct 8 last year after having been 1U haalUg /or seTeral yean. CLEANING Personal Mention or* proud of your furnishings north of the village. It la,ex­ pected that the new structure will be ready for use by Sept. 1, home In Birmingham, Ala., where a group of her college friends of this year. •had been Invited for a getTho Glee Club of Hastings to-gether and to watch the Hlgi$ present. tho musical Orange Bowl parade on color TV. comedy, "The Count "and the She also visited her grandpar­ ents, the B.. C. Shore#, at Jas­ ^Co-Ed” next week under dlrec- per. Larry, Jr.. *■»« also home from Chicago for the holidays. ^uneialJJo>M CHARLES H. LEONARD and trying to got in a little dancing. And not forgetting the clean-up committee headed by Ward WCbdnuuvsec and hla helpers. ; The grficrui t-talnnan wishes to thank one and all foe the generous help in making (ne . party a success. gr Barry Fanner Dies Thursday at Castleton Home $89.95 40 Years Ago City Engineer Sparks reports a gratifying record mode by ’the Bllas Company and of the Vik­ ing Corporation. He is survived by a son. Rob­ ert, of Lake Odem; a daughter, Mrs. Loy (Marguerite* nsnlth of R3 Hastings; six grandchildren; eight grandchildren,’ and a brother, Esri ot Hooputan. HL have them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible. MILLERS Duradean ,«S IN HASTINGS IT'S THE SECOND BIG WE$KO6'OUR 107 E. Woodland fk. Wl 5-ZO9I Ur works. During 1925, 7.00),000 I gallons more water were pumped than during 1924 and yet the former resident! now living with their daughter at Camp Lake, on Wednesday. On Sunday the Ca­ seys and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis The report of condition of the Hastings City Bank lists foot­ ings of $782540.92, including capital of $76,000; surplus of and sons, Terry and Todd, re­ turned lost week-to their home In Waverly. Pa., aftokapendlng the New Year’s .bolldlys with Gordon’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Williams, and other retires hcre and hi Grand Rapids. MEN'S and llfF An FINEST LADIES' WEAK BRANDS Column. ■Deep Divan Uphob'/ry. One-Man Top. Demountable Tire Rima and 106 Inch Wheelbase. The Willys-Knight DeLuve,. at brate the birthday of their mo­ ther, Mrs. Lena Snell, were Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Farr of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Don Kltagmsn of Battle Creek. Get a 4-seaaon work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable MEN'S and LADIES’ WEAR "OroMWoll You Con't Afford Not To' W» Rsnt Formal Wear M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE OETXN ON THE RUN FOR THE BUICKS �Those members etected/to be to-tailed Women s Club Hears Kalamazoo iMs; Museum Director Si'a™ located with hla company* home office The U gumta adjourn*! iWS Ing the luncheon. ™*Tr: Mw. Willard Curtto. corOn Friday. Jan. 7, the Hastings £BP<®dlng metetary; Woman's Club told Ito annual i boa Innrhwin RMtotlnw with jk- .1— ' ,eCtOr> OOe year: H during the holidays. the Haiwtnp WnfAl Sunday after Richard Bunders at Indiana, church when the Abac Johnsons. PoU« and ln Scottsdale, Arts.. friend! in Detroit before ern School. orec Wednesday afternoon when Jr. of Bloomfield Hills tooted a they will visit Mm. L. R. MattfuF eaUlug of - ------ — . Abbott of Stockbridge wm enjoyed Mrs. Raymond Finnic enter­ Simple exhibit* are the beat tained a foursome for luncheon rationing In Texas Iowa three and bridge. The Baty family post-holiday celebration. plans to move to their new home ular dtoplay and sthnuiate* Andersons and Marshall Grecn- In Cadillac within .the next few groat Uxercm In Egypt. Staional exhibits, such aa an oid-fash- . Ra>nLnd *Flnnle enter- Methodist Church wtlh 72 membara pnmnt. Mm. Jack Wood, president. .Anrt-t X—___ Ertk vonRele. UPHOLSTERING THI FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel 374-3523 Personal Mention Myrtle Say lea spent the day with Edward Caukln. n, 2 “hxd brld«c dUb ,W £*** ,ai, luncheon and curds at her home The Club's Conservation De­ ful selection la maintained. partment planned the program. on B CMa aut** Tuesday “ Ww“L Gucsto were (Mrs Leon Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick introduced tlon to Ito standing displays. There are many different lect"Ito Robert Towns entertained I Mrs. Glen Brower entertained tto Albert Shoals of Grand ledge, seven ladies for luncheon at her University and Yale and to tho Hayes Oampbdla. the Dale I tome Thursday afternoon. Jan. Halls, the Wsaley Dingmans and 6th honoring Mre> D. C. French He spoke about "What a Mu- 1 Imrn to rn*ke pBp,r> " OOOMruct the Rlciaixd Run® for an eve­ on tor birthday. ning of canto on Saturday. wum Chn Do Ftor a Communityuwchh< « wring and showed slides which high-1 “■ demoastrallims Tuenday afternoon Mrs. Jack of equipment like spinning The Geoi lighted the topic wed. tamed their. Heath Drive. Children arc taken to fish era, deer forart, ths bird tuary or oilier museums. The Rudolph Haras hooted wedding annivemary. Mrs Swan­ son's sister and husband. Mr. and the potluck supper club at their tome and guesto. Mrs. John Jordan of Battle Creak. I — — Sunday evening ----- :7-rr~ — were afternocn and etaning guests, t and M”'Bvcre*t phclJ» were thrt top tnn hrirfm. tto cumnninliy taking displays I Ito bridge winners winners. ritfwn Others of coins, foreign dolls, arrow J with high tallies were Mrs. FtobJert King and Ken Labertcnux, PAOMUIONAl DRY CUANINS MRVICC Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat for a New Yeart Eve dancing party at his' home. 1111 N. Bolt- dlana. for example. K* YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER ’..’.A ... Mra- J*nies Matthews was the । union of "old time" muses for a George Kahler enjoyed a family luncheon party at the Hastings gathering on Sunday. Jon. 9. hon­ Hotel Thursday noon and the oring his 00th birthday. The guests included hla nieces and nephews — very Interesting from Delton. Nashville, Cloverdale toother and Plainwell, old friends from I J- R- 'A North Gon Uko CoinO, Open 5 >00 o.m. - 10 p.m. manner. Furniture Furniture Furniture Furniture Furniture t Atom m mm ammu^.iFm.m m w un on Clearance irs the SECOND BIG WEEKK Entire Stock LADIES ofOurCoats and Car off Coats Reduced. Regular Values to COATS ut'nni $89.98 LADIES NOW DRESSES reduced Our Entire Fall Stock ot Junior, Petite, Misses Ladies Sweaters & Skirts 1/ S Z <3 All of our Nationally Known Brands I TRULY —A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME LADIES FURNITURE C A I C I DISPOSAL 3 ALE! ROBES Broken Sizes in NyIons, Cottons, Blends Now Reduced Reg. $3.98 to $14.98 Ladies HATS Winter Hats Now AT THE HASTINGS BRANCH OF THIS AREA'S LEADING FURNITURE CHAIN CHILDREN'S COATS PUBLIC NOTICE: JACKETS & SNOW SUITS NEVER BEFORE IN THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF THIS AREA WERE PRICES LIKE THESE OFFERED DIRECT TO THE BUYING PUBLIC. OUR HUGE STOCK HAS ALL BEEN ORDERED SOLD” TO THE BARE WALLS! NOTHING HELDBACK - EVERYTHING GOES - IN THIS SENSATIONAL FURNITURE SALE TO END ALL SALES! DRESSES, SWEATERS, SHIFTS ROBES, SUITS, (OATS, Eta CHILDREN'S WEAR Reduce —* One Group of Children's HATS, GLOVES & MITTENS WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 3 SOLID CARLOADS OF SHOWROOM SAMPLES now One Group of Ladies Lingerie OF FINE FURNITURE WHICH WERE RECENTLY PURCHASED, DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS ATTHE INTERNATIONAL FURNITURE SHOW IN CHICAGO. and BABY DOLLS LARGEST LOWEST IN THIS AREA ANYWHERE OPEN A FAMOUS PAJAMAS, GOWNS, SHIRTS Al, Reduced CHARGE ACCOUNT BRANDS £ OCtASIONAL CHAIRS GJ One Group of Fall & Winter Ladies PURSES to $7.98 Now q88to$5“ HUNDREDS OF ITEMS, TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION - ALL PRICES SLASHED! DINETTE SETS Pfotfonm Rockevt —^18.95 Putt-Up Swhalg -1.1.22.95 LIVING 29.95 7 Pc. Extension 5 ft. Maple .99.95 3 Pc. Sectional159.95 Fateh Rockbn69.95 B9.95 Rock/Roclinen —------ 99.95 3 Pc. Earfy Am.—- 159.95 MAJOR APPLIANCES Apt. Gas Rango49.95 MI5C. Glms Bookcke ODDS 19.95 BEDROOM SUITES AND CO! ■erStooh Record Cabinet Plastics. Leathers an<i Fabrics 89.95 2 Pc. Nylon89.95 ,49.95 2 fc. X-Long119.95 .89,95 2 Pk Deluxe139.95 1 Small Roclinen34.95 Big Reclinen____49.95 SEIS 2 Pc. Tweed79.95 .34.95 5 Pc. Formica ROOM 4 ft. Blond .99.95 119.95 Ladies READY-TO-WEAR 4 Pc. Plastic 139.95 One Rack of Blouses, Skirts, 4 Pc. Danith 169.95 Drosses, Robes and Sweaters 199.95 .5.95 5.95 Linoleum Rugs .5.95 Bad Headboards .9.95 Dinette Chain . .5.95 Scoop Chairs .5.95 Odd Chests 19.95 II» JVmi 4 Pc. Solid Ook219.95 .239.9$ 4 Pc. Triple Size BUYS BEDDING Full Sixo Mattress------ 16.95 Boe. Refrigerator —119.95 Twin Innenpring _.^18.95 IO' Electric Range .k119.95 All Sin Box Spring '..1X95 36* Get Range ....119.95 Hollywood 30* llectric Range -129.95 Bunk Bed Sets59.95 Roll-Away Bed29.95 Value, N#wM3 TABLECLOTHS Our, Regular Ladies 98c BERKSHIRE HOSE h. 79c » Bed34.95 2 Dr. Refrigenter .-199.95 52x52 Ono Group of sju book for famoui Trade-Name' labelt on the things you buy... you'll find rtiem here! HASTINGS’ LARGEST saicnoN—Buy from A LEGITIMATE DEALER Wt GUARANTEE THAT OUR PRICRSCANT M BEAT ANYWHERE! .......................- ■ । ■ - Fuimtuie Furniture Furniture Furniture Furniture । I Parmateefr 124 East State Street �"SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, SKINNED . "Super-Right" Mature. Corn-Fed Beef SMOKEMMMS STEAKS ROUND SIRLOIN 1- 85:95 lb T-BONE STEAKS .. . 99 PORTERHOUSE .... -1” CUBE or CHIP.;.. .99 RESH . JEftt Mushrooms.... « 4 > "SUPER-RIGHT” Sliced Beef Liver- 49* -supwe-eiOHT- loan smirs "iufbr-rmht** tiAy link or bbouno ' Stewing Beefu. 79* Fork Sausage .... EM ROA1TINB OR RAMN* MB -SUF1R RIOHT- FRIIH OR SMOKIO 4 ff ‘ u 59* Liver Sausage .... FROSIN OCEAN Rm BROIL OR FRY TH RM Perch Filletsu 35* Halibut Steak .... Cacklebirds FRYER LEGS OR BREASTS ■BJll u 79 U OtC 11 49* BB » 55 49 NO COUPONS, NO GIMMICKS. NO LIMITS . . . JUST QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES! ‘ FLORIDA TEMPLE ORANGES bo-size SAVE ON A&P Fruit Juices mmfi Ilda-SIttaMd, Em to Pool! BLENDED. DOZEN Del Monte Favorites Bean, Vegetable or Vegetarian Sweet Peas 6«^77c 5^99c ,0<^‘ MICHIOAM UX NQte««VF X* UO XlPf — — Yeflow Onions . .l0,49‘ u 39* Vine Ripe Tomatoes OR fLOglDA NUTRITIOUS ORANGE Heinz Tomato Soup HH WT. 4 EVERYDAY LpW PRICES IDAL DETERGENT —— C x Liquid , . . . .X®JT 2uts37* Lifebuoy Soap . . Lux Toilet Soap tux Toilet Soap AM 3,us 35* 2 33* WASHDAY DETERGENT Breeze I - ... tit 78* FEATURE VALUE! iow-oz. m g ■c ANN PAGE f««j s»w A&P Albacore Tuna o 3 -79* ; PURE EGG Noodles PKG. m rc SIZI Praise Soap ... 2,us 45 WASHDAY DETERGENT MAIA b w •IANT SIZE PACKAGE * 1 U ■* M CAN 2 L’ NEW. LIGHT SHORT GRAIN # ANN PAGE QUALITY LA CHOY VEGETABLE MEW I—KING SIZE—25c Off LASEL , . — ANN PAGE UNLESS YOU BAKE YOUR OWN A&P GRADE "A" ' ?£.; , NOTHING CAN SURPASS VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE KIDDIES LOVI 'EM Butter Creme Iced 55* Net Wr. 12-0«. Creamsides • ... .12 PRO. 4Y' ™* &*UT ATlAKnC 1 PACVK TEA COMPAHt'etC 39* Juice .' FIMBAFPLB-BIAFIFRUIT Drink .......... 3 89* Pineapple Juice CANS Sunnybrook Red Salmon • • ™ Nutley Margarine 5<^ 89c Liquid Wisk .... 12r Libby's Beef SfeW • . • ,- .Z|T< Surf Detergent . . tfi 74* Sultana Rice 3 >% 39* Spry Shortening . . 'JSf- 84* Ketchup Sunshine Rinsa . . tff 99* ChopSuey . .. . . 2^49* 2 & 49* Salad Dressing • • • . j** 47* SweetPotatoes . . 2^49* A&P FROZEN BAKED FOODS Marvel Ice Milk . . . 39* Coconut Fluff Cake rath ■•®ST?.........T3^59 „ 59* 10 «» 59* Delicious Apples MAUTY SQAEzrREGULAR SIZE I — WESTERN RED— 111 SIZE SAVE ON THESE HEIHZ SOUPS PRICES EFFECTIVE IN AU. A1P STORES I MTMS 1 Buy it by the Bag! JANE PARKER ENRICHED, SLICED WHITE BREAD 5-99‘ Canned Vegetable Specials A&P Brand—Our Finest Quality A /\y Mixed Peas Cut Green Beans Cream Style Corn Whole Kernel Corn M Sliced Potatoes k Whole Potatoes > Sauerkraut, Spinach ALSO — IONA BRAND Tomatoes or AREA OF » 59* �The Hastings Banner ‘irHeods Mflrriagt^ie^]^Xt r< Students from ------ -------------- 1------------- —/ The Her. IliaGefC. Loonart merer, replacing Ruarell Kertry- Mexico Honored At Open House NG DRUMBEATER MILWAUKEE- Mexico who are living with Ver­ montville families during their school vacation period wm Fridoy thru Sunday •n>«™d.r. Jonuary 13. IMS SA . an | Add Happiness | Youth for Understanding pro­ gram. They arrived Nov. 37, and will return to Mexico City on exceptionally Jan. 34. The boys, both Juniors, are attending the Maple Valley High School during their stay. change pro* The youths have had an en­ joyable experience exchanging Ideas with their new American swimming, camping, friends, and telling ot the Mexi­ horseback riding, and arc recan traditions connected with pecially fond of bull fight*— which they say are the only Qur Trademark is PERSONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE LAPO DRUGS AGENCY 144 (AST STATI STUET HASTINGS, MICHIOAN w i X Mrs. Lang s Dad Dies Suddenly friendly. "Icy cold foods, and they have had to change their hours of eating very extenslvrly. In Mexi­ co they eat breakfast at about 2 to 3 pm. complete with soup. Here Saturday Battle Creek, died Saturday night at the home of a daughter, lunch at 7 to 8 pm, and then 019 8. Church Street In Hastings. a bigger lunch at 0 or 10 pm. Both of the young men coma He had been discharged earllBoth boys enjoy Creek Hospital where he bad been * patient since suHering a basketball. CHECK OUR HOME fir PROPERTY LISTINGS Arlene Campbell Dies Tuesday; Rites Thursday BLUE-EYED, STRAWBERRY BuOMC LORI HAS LE8-RMU4*ZtH6PEXECT OF OPfN SPINS. SHE WALM WfTH FULL , SupL Richart Guenther* In­ formative talk on "Getting the Moat MUeage for Your Millage " Mra. Gill* third grade won Fernando attends a private the parent-attendance trophy. school In Mexico City and plans Following the program refreah- to become a chemical engineer. He la also a talented musician, playing the piano. ,ng Weeks —, -------.jweth left military school the paat four Bunday far Florida. Mrs. Cheno­ weth will first visit the John HewltU at Largo and plans to experimented physicist. Both lads moke an indefinite stay in vari­ plan to continue their education ous places throughout the State. at the University of Mexico. PENGUINS WEAR TUXEDOS lbs not what you have in your pocket that makes ybu rich, it's what you have in your heart COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE SPONABLE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS Feb. 14, 1883. the eon of William and Fanny (Oates) Barnet. He react on Oct. 28, 1011. She died in January. 1030. A Wide Choice of Hornet and Real Estate of All Types • *7,150.00 AND ANOTHIR GOOD SIZID HOMI IN THI MCOND WARD, with three badrooms and two closets. and% hall closet, end downstairs there Is one badroom, living room, dining room, kitchan and full bath, has a full basement with gun type Oil heating plant, one stall garage and full lot, for *8,000.00 AND A RIAL GOOD HOMI CLOSt IN THI FOURTH WARD, has living room, dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms and full bath, two big halls, full basement with a double garage In basement, has converted heating plant'-------------- ;---------- ----- ...--------------- - ----------- ------------------------- *9.100.00 AND A GOOD INCOMI FROFIRTY IN THI FOURTH WARD. Insulated and aluminum storm wlndowmtslr* a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedrooms with closets and hardwood floors, TV room, dining room, and kitchen with new inlaid linoleum, the kitchen has knotty pine cupboards and work space, a good tiled bathroom with colored fixtures.' a glassed-m front porch, a full basement with new gas furnace and water heater, a one stall garage, this place ’ is worth seeing and you will appreciate It, priced at --------------------------------------------------- *15.000.00 A RIAL GOOD HOMI IN MIDDLIVILU, has three bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room. one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and has Stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall g*'«ie. AND IN THI 2ad WARD, a real good home with three bedrooms and an extra room, and down a living room, den, dining room, kitchen and full bath, full basement with gas furnace. one stall garage, a real good location for- 2------------------------ ...----- ------------------------- - ----- ....*7,000.00 A RIAL NICI HOMI IN THI 4ik WARD with two bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has oak floors, full basement with gas fumaca. (new) one and one-half Stall garage, tsp Insulated, newly remodeled kitchen with charry paneling formka tops. Staintoft steel link, on nlca corner lot, clow to Central School_*t2.100.00 IN THI FOURTH WARD, a real nlce brkk house, ranch style, ha* living room with'fireplace, carpet and drape* Included, two bedroom* and bath,-8lr conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for*11.500.00 TWO LARCI BUILDING LOT* ON NORTH BROADWAY for ..I...*2.300.00 oach children. Services were held at- 11 am. Tuesday at the Parley Funeral Home in Battle Creek. The Rev. James D. Hill of!1cLa ted and burial was In the HUI Cemetery Feltzer New President of Fitzgerald Corps Beatrice Fltsgemld Corpo 100 of the Woman's Relief met Thursday. luck dinner and Installation. During the business meeting Dorothy Gronewold wu appotntmembers entertained at the VAVB In Battle Creek on Jan 8. Maude Kurr asked members the workshop at the Medical Facility. Quests were: Sylvia Wells, past department president. Grand Rapids, whq wu also the install­ ing officer; Agnes Hyde, depart­ ment inspector, Grand Rapids: Susie Pierce, department execu­ tive board chairman, and Marian Morgan, a department exectalve board member, both of Otsego; entire board member. Kalamaxoo: Mabel ■ Nilson, department conductor. Alm* Holstein, chair­ man of Relief Committee. Helen Woodward, Anna Mae O'Bryan. of Kalamaino; Margaret Peters, AND mU ANOTHIR GOOD HOMI IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms, dining yoom, kitchen end bath ha* ga* floor furor— ———* s------ ----------- —« ---------tiding for-------------------------- - ......r-.L_. *7,350.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLIVILU, large home on M-: two living room*, dining room, kitchen end beck <Ww B«. .u.^. water nearer, two stall garage *7.200.00 95-ACRi FARM IN HASTINGS TOWN*N|R, with house with six room* and bath, garage and tool I..U -------- - - Kbm* 4fl w An 4* Iwta.M ZMZ. z.li.. .11. ._ _ ^_L_1_______ ... . -SI 2.500.00 BU5INO5 LOCATID RINTAL FROFIRTY In good business district which rents for *150.00 per mo. for A RIAL GOOD. YIAR ’ROUND HOMI RIGHT ON LIACH LAKI, has living room, three nice bLfr^n^ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE dining and kitchen room! combined. bath, ha* redwood siding, good wall, lot is 50 ft. wide runs tnvn wafer's adaa to hi ahwav has BarHttrwM dock arvt a nnntnnn > IK <• -,ul Z.vi___ A AlAL NICI HOMI IH THI IIKT WA>0 In loullon. h>> two up down, has living room and dining room both carpeted, full bath, kitchen and utility room, glassed in front and back porches, is Insulated, has storm windows and ‘ & Riverside *11.500.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN Cayl Niethamar Homa Phon. Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum Hom. Phon. Wl 5-MM man. Omid Culchall. Clarence John rock and Hany Lena. Thoughts For A Week 4 A GOOD HOMI ON QUIIN ITRMT. NA3HVILU. has three bedrooms upstairs and down ft has living room, dining room, den or library, foil both, has basement with gas furnace, a swell Youngstown kitchen, will sell on contract *7,500.00 A RIAL NICI FLACI IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upstair* ged down it has living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottlb gas and specs heater, four-acre lot for .............—....................................*1.250.00 A GOOD HOMI IN THE FIRST WARD, with one large bedroom and large hallway upstairs and down­ stairs It has one bedroom, living room, large glassed-In front porch, dining room, kitchen, shower. Delivering pockagre on Chrtaf- Kenneih Koff. Richart Tinkler. We Finish Shirti. FUhrork, Work Clothes LFTHE WEEK aluminum siding. Cyclone fence in beck, two stall garage, real good location2. - jl 1,590.00 tlve projects with an earned gross Income of M3AI018. Because of Use high coats of farming In 1965 the students had a net Income of $12.899 65 The livestock productive pro­ jects were mainly dairy, beef, and swine while com and oats lene Campbell. 73. 614 W. Wal­ , were the principal crop projects nut. who died at 4 am. Tuesday. In addition to their productive Jan. 11, at the Sunset A cm projects the students completed Nursing Home, arc to held ! 72 Improvement projects such as 1U bu.m.n, U.„ and rebuilding ....... fence, _w painting Lwn.nl - CWood Rjo.nU Home. > moda^ „ „ , 1 <,, „ , „p,|r.r.. Judge L. E. Barnett U to be machinery and soil improvement. the Christian Science reader Each ,tudent selects a?d carCretnatlon is to follow at the: n,.t i. in L.H’E.OTS.'SU! Mrs. Nina Poland of Middle­ ville spent Thursday with her sister, Uie Robert Wilsons. Mrs H. K VsndcOleasen wu a Bunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dunn of Lake Odessa. 'u*P,as ! tlon*. The project* help, them to Mr. and Mrs Elmer Treat visi­ Mlsa Campbell waa born In pm their learning into practice ted Mr and Mrs Robert Vedder Quincy on March 18. 1892. the । nn(1 this year they put a total of of Olivet on Sunday. daughter of Willis and Anna ■ — (Arnold) Campbell. She at­ trice Qtltser: Sr. Vice President, tended school in Quincy and . Dorothy Granewold; Secretary became a legal secretary and Verna Jay; Treasurer Easter Fctt: Conductor Maybeile Smith: Colgrcve t Potter after the Guard .Clara Bayne; Patriotic family moved Io Hasting* Instruclor Lucille Abela; Prree Correspondent Verna Jay; Mu­ sician Glaldas Gilmore; Assis­ ployee of the State Department tant Conductor Maude Kurr; at Lansing, the National Bank Color Brertr No. 3. Hilda Black­ ford:-Color Bearer No. 3. Joyce the president of Olivet College. She hod been In 111 health for several months prior to her this meeting will be installed death. later. The next regular meeting MW. Campbell was a member of the First Church of Christ . . . Scientist of Hastings, and wu Mra. Hany Wood wu in • former member of the Business Grand Rapids Saturday to at- & Professional Women's Club lend the meeting of the West- ‘ «>‘d the Barry County SporUsern Michigan Geneology Society, i women* Club. Mr and Mrs. Victor Alt of I She has no Immediate aurvlEaton Rapids wen Bunday vial- vara. tors at the home of Mra. Sadie r Her slater, Mlsa Florence .Vedder and Mrs L R. Glasgow. : Campbell, dirt on Aug. 3. 1965. LORI SYMBOLIZES THE 260,000 AMERICAN BASiES BORN EACH YEAR WITH fttVl00i*TH PtPSCTS. 6MS HAS TWO NORMAL, HEALTHY VDUN6ER BROTHERS. HER MOTHER ISA MARCHofPUMSS VOLUNTEER WORKER . Mr. Barnes had owned and op­ erated the Verona BarberahoH about U years, retiring 10 years A RIAL NICI HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD, with two bedrooms upstairs and two bedrooms down, living room, and dining room, both carpeted, kitchen and utility room, glassed in front and back dent* had considerable earnings than undervlai higher percent of Hie 8BPJVIA0 that the 85 students had In­ former Marcelfc GlBeopte who was graduated from Hastings i HuUnga High students of vo­ vested in farming. High in 1950 and Waalem Mich- cational agriculture have com­ pleted their annual report of their supervised farm projects, tobcr helping to the Smith home. under the supervision of T N Nlnty-flve children in_t> twKnopf. The report 1* forwarded to the State Office of Vocational with the new arrival. Agriculture in Lansing. In-. nando Oviedo,.16. who la Maying 'similar Youth te««< 1 » « lift approved practices Into on their farms. C ---------------- Gross Income . Sf-JR. X EK ™ I Hits $43,010 In* at the Richart Kelly mi- wu A daughter. Carol Marte, vraaf well. Sho weighed six pounds. Central PTA Haars Superintendent There T. IffliSAg Students _ DRUMS ANO SIMM BEAUTIFULLY. HER FATHER IS A BANDLEADER. were Kenyon Peabody and Dale HoMovera on the board Welcome Daughter HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY 323 S. Michl|«i HOMtl LAUNDkY W. Green at Broadway (UlUoe & Mr GMnon) WJ 5-4Q42 u. Ph. Wl .5-3252 �Clash ons in 4-Way for Second Saxons Defeat Prep Basketball Jackets, 66-54, At Greenville Roundup S#ori Big T< I’roducei ImoI'i 3rd Unbeaten Senior Loop SMfcr Armchair Athlete Invitational Wn lions also go to their aeoonfl team ------------the Maxon wnaOsn «J» a^ln Straight League Win Despite inability to score, the Hastings High Baxnnx rolled to their third straight West Central Oonfftence victory at OreenvlUe Friday. defeaUng the hustling Yellow Jackets, 66-54. Greenville's high - scoring Ed Shroyer sank the first field goal of the game, giving Coach Lee Fox’* lad* their only lead of the clash as the speedy Blue Ac Gold eagers moved out in front to Cub, Boy Scout Leader* to Meet Thu Thursday The regular ngonthiy Itoundkabte Training scaeun tor Thoinappto District Cub Scout leaders Larry tfbora I one record. Again* Wavgrly. he won by decision. Other winning Vikings were Greg W diman. Rich Canfield and Miks Matt­ son. AU three won by pinning Jan. 2 with a wonderful catch of Hastlngs dominated much of bluegills and walleyes. . . . the play, especially in the first Bob Leary got the prise for his period when they controlled the ball for 22 shots but drilled Just pnutafr jphns. will have a chance to H|n, vuAly Improve their league posl'"uJxTwith a win over the Orioles lifr*M>'they hope to better their XMfe65 record with Charlotte 'Friday night Charlotte fell behtnd St. Johns in the first period. 1S-4, and the bulge was too much ■fBF the Orioles Io overcome and they bowed to Coach BUI Swears defending champions. 54-74. It wMpharlotte* first loss in four topic will be discussed; Boy Scout Week planning with the: clUxcnshlp theme will be demon- Expect 250 Scouts To Compete in Klondike Derby pumped in 33 point* to share game scoring honors with St. Johns’ Dennis Springer. Jim Leonard scored 17 for the Tho Annual Thornapple Dis­ Redwings. Gene Rademacher 12 trict Klondike Derby Is to be anaBUl DeGroot and John Wil- held Saturday, Jan. 15, at the acAOiad 10. BUI Rogers had 12 Hastings Country Club starting * forOharlotle and Lance Rochessstos^L The Hastings Lions Club spon­ sors this Winter event, providing hot chocolate and hot dogs for each participant The Klondike Derby U an Charlotte football |une, made hie Orel appearance Friday in a Vanity basketball anUorm. He entered the game with 4:28 shot as a Vanity player and put Hastings out in front, 18-15. Just before the half ended he drilled his second shot, giving the VanderVeen men a 25-21 bulge at Young Saxons Lose Overtime Greenville Tilt will conduct their monthly moat­ ing on Thursday, Jan. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Boutheoaum School, HaaUoga Foie White, chapter advisor will to in cnarge of this 127 pounds; Dennis Maotosis de­ cistoned Doo Shipman. 7-8, 183; Bob Gibson over Dan Schroeder, 5-2, 180. and Tom Oinaon over Mark Hughea, 3-1. heavyvrtgiit. Scoring draws were: to Oole vs. Ttxiy Osborn, 1-1, 130 pounds, an opponent who had not drop­ khd Charles Myer* vs. Miks Irish, ped a match this season. 3-2, 1». • The Junior Vanity picked up Grand Ledge winners were Dave their third win ot the season by Wiseman who deddoosd Rod Hail. defeating Waverly 24-21. Win­ ning for Lakewood were Ray Smith, Roes Livingston, Herb Rush. Allen Burstey, Lynn Van­ Buren and BUI Williams. On Jan. SI, the Vikings me* Charlotte at Lakewood and then Butner adt benefit you I two raid medala at tho World University Games held at Budapeot, Hungary tn Bummer IMS. Again Steve Schondelmayer exhibited an outstanding floor game and led hU mates with 25 points. It took the Senior for­ ward a while to get started—he Saxona had thing* their own way In the first period, racing to a 17-3 lead, but Uys faded. their ability in various Scout­ ing skill*. The Klondike Derby take place betweeh 1 and 5 pm. un performance, alwas handicapped into foul trouble ___ __ King constantly tkxu approximately one-fourth swept the boards. mile apart *rv1 ooo-fourth mile from the starting point, over the roiling wooded area around the golf course. Each patrol will build Ha own Klondike skd and will carry the nd ext the trail during the derby. The sleds will be pulled by members of the patrol from ?2W.‘ WolTtrlea. 1 Fourtas. IS SBMiWflT. 1 the starting point. Each patrol will receive "Gold Nuggets" as they complete their Scout skill problem al each town. The number of gold nug­ gets they receive will be det<rrnlned by bow skillful they com­ pleted their problem. Tho num- Harlem Stars to Be at Nashville Commerce la sponsoring the ap­ pearance of the Harlem Stars In a game at the Maple Valley gym at 8 pm. Thursday, Jan. Available be Barry Chunty Humane So1 reports that docs are availby contacting Dean Braden big savings on everyday needs Lydia Gray TOILET TISSUE The Souuta will register at 12:30 and the derby will get un­ derway by 1:30 pm. and should be ended by 5 pm Accepting Entries In Men’s City Bowling Tourney I SUPC» VALUE ^DROUS Colors to match your bath­ white, pink, blue, yellow, lilac. 650 two-ply sheets per roll. 10 roUs-ln reusable poly bag. ment will be accepted through Sunday. Jan. 16. The tourney will W MJ Fab. 5 through Feb. IX ’ Haines and one director of the FOR/ FUN AND Health "It’* America’* Favorite Family Fun" I* when fashion-fussy, power­ Open Bowling particular, relaxotipn-ready you '66 Plymouth Fury. Time Available Winner* in the handicap divi­ sion included the Bliss feepntr Uam with 2M2. Bay Bond and Jack Chadwick in doubles with 1331, Eldon Mathews In single* with 6M and Ju* Chadwick with 1M1 tn the all-evsata. Phone Wl 5-318* FOR INFORMATION ANO ROUVATIONS handle But something wonderful Happens when you tot yourself go BflWLJNL' WwdMat MMilava . to your Plymouth �. . . 210-547, Jack Ron 204-548. D. CutohMl 545. HmUms MONDAY MIXERS mayer 201-531. Galen Daniels 556. Tom Gilliland 561. Irvin Harwood 541, BUI Jarow 540. Floyd WUlioms 243-545 and Maynard Tucker 541. ton Rings 46. Harwoods 44. Mill­ er Jewelers 41. Culllgan's 38. City Food and Larke Buick 36, Mont­ gomery Ward 35. Roush Tailor* 33**. Aluminum Products 32, Auto Tag Inn 23 and Tyden 1414. HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Few pin* were falling for the lad.i Wednesday of last week, and only Dave Irwin railed over thc 800 barrier. Dave fired 222­ 615. A. Hendrlchscn posted 580. Ron Ptilow 506. Ben Kenyon 552. Don Drake 563. Harry Long 204-554. Bob Lambert 201-577, Lawrence Keeler 545, Lgubaugh 501. Dcnwr Kierwy 52t Harold Hall 563, Wanye Decker 5M, John Havens 515. Bruce Terry SfE MUTEST AUTOMATIC (HUM CHAW SAW III THE WORLD. Machines and Deputies 38. Park- Mobil 35. Bums Refrigeration 33>4. Action Flex 32. Hostings Milling 29. Arcade Beauty Salon tings Aluminum 35. Patten and CUylere Trucking 26. CoppeMonument 33. South End Food lantern 26 and Rockhill and 32. Montgomery Ward and Has­ Banghart Sinclair Service 21. tings Electric 30. Tinkle™ 26*4, Hastings Barmer 20 and Viking 181. Ruth Thomas 457-161, Ruth Corp. 17. . Kruger 451-190. Donna Travis 457-156. Barb Kiersey 443-177. 550. Galen Daniela 192-532. Den- Frances Welcher 468-164, Irene Carpenter 500-199. Sally VanWoodman 169:502. Paul Cassel Dulne 495-204. Shirley VanDen198-528, Karol Owen 231-616, Bob burg 515-189. Gladys Edwards Reese 200-534, Emmeth Engeaeth 468-196, Wilma Daniels 473, Katy 193-538, Curt Awery 192-528. Bob Colvin 496-182, Irene Heath 452, Ingrain 192-512, Harvey Baker Betty Sbclcr 474. Faye Allen 209-531. Rod Tleta 190-543, Vern 449 and Ella Higdon 458. Good game*: Madeline Everett Bowman 227-597, Bob Burghdoff U31'-513TPaurCrtiwf6rd' TB2-517, 179, Shirley Raymond 179 and Bob Brittingham 213-560, and Olnnle Betts 182, Joan Whllmycr picked up the 5-8-10 spUt Jim Myers 174-511. and Louise Annis the 4-7-10. WEDNESDAY P. M. LEAGUE AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION Standings: Hastings Motor Standing*: Coleman Insurance 39h. Moose 38H. Piston Ring 33. and VIOL Boy 36. BhTkey'a 34. Northside Grocery 30*4. Has­ East Bide Lumber SOS. Barry tings Sanitary Service 28*4 and Ready Mix 29. Miller’s Plumbing Hastings Aluminum 11. Good aerie*: Wes VanDenburg 221-532. Rick VanDenburg 181­ 481. Jack Reynolds 175-475. Steve Merrill 171 -457. Tom Garrison burg 193-519. Ruby Downey 224­ 168 - 421 and Chuck Sunthelmer 477, Gene Thompwm 183-517, 157-402. Joan Kingsbury 181-503, Sue 8L BANTAMS (UNDER UI Martin 178-496. Faye Allen 178­ 483, Louise Bahs 182-480, Bort) . Standings: Haan's 40H, Dale's Kleraey 165-473, Maggie Corrigan 32**, Kaeehele's 29. Legion Aux­ iliary 26 H. LP G<s 28, Bum's 175-446. Marton Eye 182-468. Kate Bender 153-403, Lucille 24 H, George's Cllgo and Barr . Wilson 168-454, JeaniOO DaJrniui Tires 24. Superette 23. Pit»en Monument Ulmber >0, ■xJPllA BoMW AfetaJy. 167-463. Food Center21,19.B.arry Hast^Afaifiiitartlyn McKShSle 155-399. Marge Campbell a triple 118-118­ 118. Joan Martin 1M-43S, Undo Copper Lantern I5U. Auto Tag Lowry 173-458 and Grace Aller- Inn 14, Hastings Motor Sales 13 and V&J Service 12H. dlng 158-487. Good Games: Virginia Sherry ing 152-281. a Barnum rolled 145-280, K. Rose 170-370, J. Mil­ ler 130-255, B. Havens 153-253. A. Merrill 138r2Sl. R. Wyngarden MCCULLOCH MAC 2-10 10M Ibl. Of CultiMjttgwXaJ ProfeiiloMl • ConilnidJtm miaRttdoomi men »Thli Is thsnMMtH1 you'vi (islly b4«n witting ta. . AUTOMATIC CHAIN 0IL1N8 HUS SEPARATE MANUAL 0ftlMB SYSTEM. Fast slut fingrrtlp primer. AH rndoisd ufburstor with M« fovsmor. Ml A needlt bsarinp throughout. An all new MAC-10 cutting team with tho toughest, smoothest-cutting bar. chain and sprocket combination on any saw...with the famous McCulloch reboreable cylinder that extends uw life. . W« have the latex! pattern* MIUCIWnlUtMf .EASY THE MODERN FASHION LN FLOORS terms A FLOOR TO MEET FRANCISCO EVERY BUDGET FARM SUPPLY HASTINGS FLOOR M-37 So. COVERING Wl 5-3150 123 w. Sut. Sr. Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE FRIDAY FISH SrtCIAL All the Ferch Morgan 131-246, T. Robinson 127- SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drink* '/t Price from 8 to 9 p.m CHICKEN’S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Spo GoUea Perfection A Live Orchetfra playing Musk for your dancing and listening plaesura Shirley Hawks 156-420 and Dorn Greenfield 440. SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES High Mrtr* »nd John Kaslnsky 188-547. Bob Ingram 315-560, BUI Bums 187-544, Allan The Grand Ledge Comets, who won the first L. H. Lamb Invitanoni“ W r e a 111 n g tournament, •waUted °fl *‘lh thclr 5CC0n<1 tcam championship Saturday nlghl when cdged thc tings °n« High'Saxons. “.ah'Saxons. 115 to 108. 108 donla last week 92-59 without ; High with 49 points, followed by any^rouble, ^rhHe Rod Thomas fllldt Stag Shop Takes II Undisputed Lead [I Central Standingg JTest W TEAM . In City league ;•“««“h-|Jib&XwSu.L3^SoS5: **« °“““ =« ««> L Pct. PS 8 Ck*rlott« St. Jokai HmUbs* Roger* 4H Griup dent of the Rogers ... — craft Club at a meetbig held at Charles Puller. eagers to their win with 29 points! "cst vatnoiic witn to eocn. Hasting* Men's cage wheel with Hob White adding 22. Tom i The defending champion. Bat- , Thursday night when they Junior leader* Doug Fuller. Benedict had 21 for the losing tie creek Lakeview, did not de- ,omped J>ver WBudorfT Ud*. 68-63 win over the Merchants Tom Eckert and Rule Yaeger Fredenburg had 22. Dave Ling ----- --------- -------- -------------- -. , . ___ ',cnd ,,,e U,,e86 to 25, while the previously un­ 18. Don Bowers 10, Jack Chad- i have been assigned mMnders with Lloyd Bchrotcnbocr scored .4 Coach Bob Miller's Blue 8: defeated Ooslander lads were wick 8 and Larry Utter and Tom]which they are to work. Fourteen points, Dave Plasman 17 and Gold grapplers. who had finished I defeated by Renner Ford. 62-58 Reynolds 4 each and Lcn Bums , belong to the club, *— Mika Brinks Rrlnlra 15 IS to tn pace nana Hamilton Hamiltonsecond ■_ .1a• uin the first two Lamb In­I Mike This Thursday night the to the big win. Bill Reid had 17, vltationaLs. had high hopes of I Call Wl 5-34*1.0 Goslander* will run headon In­ Mike Klovontch had 14 for the . Dick Steward 13 and Dave Lind-, winning the first team title this to the Stag Shop powerhouse Merchants, Ernie Strong 13. Bob [ Ft berg 12 for Maple Valley. (year but again had to settle for In the Aral game of the double VunderVeen 12. Ron LCUls 9. Ed I —— Maple Valley was only two | runner-up honors. The Saxon* Hamstra 6. Dr. Charles Morrill ^te down, 36-34, at the half did have the most Individual Hastings High School. I1 and Bernie Oorti 3. David David Blater Hamilton spurted to a 36-25 I champions In thc eight-school Hastings Mfg. meets Francisco 2 “l,d Dr Larry Blarf 1. scoring advantage to win going competition. Shop In thc 8:15 nightcap] The standings; ,WitLho- Mi.h I Winning championships for Pnrm In the East gym. j TEAM The Barry County. Zoning . c « Hastings High were Phil Arnold. Wilson Insurance will face ] **“8 8J>op M laMmek. . 103 p° un<1 CoJe «ll»Ulon; Andrews. Office will be open only Augusta T^eaday of n2; Kcn 1M; Jim Mafk And„, Renner Ford In the 7 pm. game Goslander --•• P^hmtnMpXa* ntehL^ ‘ son/145: Charles Mym. 165. and in the HHS main gym while the on Wednesday! until reSZifJJa.t.m.io Ton’ Gibson, 180. Gibson won hla Hastings Merchants take on,H“u««» further notice. However. thO Vnn?hrL°ftn nrui1 scheduled bout via a for- Walldorffs entry in the second 'Francisco »-«- ‘ gyne. , Hasting* 1 re * ,p|t whfn Grand Ledge's Murk In the other game last week, ■ wl'i'tonJe" to thei first period. 18-7, and that | defaulted because of un aniwered daily. RU» riienn :o!d Grand Ledge already Wil.on defeated Francisco. 66-62 la’Xltai had ,he tcttm tltlc 5<"fte<' UP- nnd and Hastings Mfg. nipped the । •>« points for kDelton nc uue 36 nut t 1Ilaa ... -----*cnm . ----------------“ Richord Sfecum D? 1 bUt ne h alon dldl 1 thc *„ Comct coach tossed- up. In nna the HaUM. Mmlwua 6,-0 «t enough enrowh help. h.ln |han g chance Four Renner Ford playTrkyere get Zowiag AdmiafitrHoe Delton was out In .front 24-16 on Hughes' suffering additional in the double figures to leadtH^-S^BS.1.recorU by booUnk 24 B0®15 and held the eight-point lead at I Injury unnecessarily. team to the win. Bob Carmoney / • I Grand Ledge “ had “ four indl- had 14 points. Ted Egleston and muc six points off the margin out-1 Gene Service 13 each tach and Bob > Lammers had 11. T - Terry Jordon ; \ The championship .ummary: the third canto and won in the | Dlrt wi*ein»o (Old a«i chipped in 5. Art l..c. Meade uc , 4 «,,« and ; finale scoring 21 points to 17 for!*iootd w*yn* witMngton (Bronwn. Gary McGhee 2. the Panthers. 3-1Tom Havens had 17 for Gos-; Gull Lake, which lost 65-59 to' BcVireiti' ioku? ?!s’ lander. Mike Corrigan II, Butch' Bangor Tuesday ol Inst week., nu—Jim Andrew* <n> 4«d*iM«d Hartman 10. John Booher 7. Jim was Idle Friday. At Bangor. Carl । D«v*au <ot.>. 6 3. Cole 6, Jim Sargeant 5 and Gary Hamden scored 17. pointe for' T«- Cole and Gary VanHouten had 2 See Our Coach Roy Healy's Gull Lake 'r (ot» d.ei each. quintet, Bruce Haire added 12 ' *iontd Terr* Keller (HI. Kef<re>> de It was a real romp for the Stag Variety of, and Paul Dudnlcka 11. 1 *n«r res*l*r and oeerUm* end Shop chaps. Steve Barnum OnrtpHmUon moral'lepotouj-',ol, pumped tn 19 points. Jerry Eck­ BIRD FEEDERS. and grabbed 23 rebounds Friday! *ioned Jim rumen (Lakewood). 3.t.- man and Bob Schneider tallied night as Wayland's Wildcats' IJ* - Tomme Dlaeler <OL> d*ci 16 each, Bub Spencer had 13, Many Styles and Prices trouned Hopkins. 73-54 Rkk ' Don Trefry 10. Jerry Hopkins’7 Baughman added 17 points for' and Ron Martin 5. the winners, Walt Messer 16 and ' IM—Suva Irtak (OL) decialoced John Gallagher scored 7 for I Frank Terry Parks 15. Tom Morri* h*d 185__-CoUln* Chlrlo (A). MT„,2 0 , Walldorff, Art Bennett and Jim 14 for Hopkins Which had dr-:D*a Schroeder. (OL). 11-8. Moore had 5 each. Dennis Cleve­ Buy your wild bird food in tho bulk tested . Wayland earlier In the J HEAVYWEIOHT — carts Airal.on land 4. Bob Spencer and Bob Ehredt had 2 and Phil Walldorff . . . Cracked Corn, Mixed Seed and Fennville defeated Martin. 72­ one. 54, taking a 19-5 first period lead Leading the Wilson quintet Sunflower Seeds. We also have Suet and coasting In. ,ur 103 —BUI Cole (OL) decleloard was Gene Henderson who scored The scores by quarters: b•• 25 pointe, followed by Jim Wynea Cakes. GULL LAKE ....12 16 11 20-59 with 16. Dave Ackett with 8. Ray BANGOR 13 14 19 19—65 Rousch and Merle Martin with 6. 120 -Jam.. Kolodle* (A) aloaed Tony Uibern (OL), 10. Gill Gibb* with 4 and Keith GALESBURG Miller with 2. Don Mohn and DELTON ... Mike Richey had 16 for Franclsco.i Vic Butcher 15. Steve Cole DELTON 24 17 17 17-45 5, Shirley Woods 4 and Gar)' PARCHMENT16 17 23 21—77 231 W. State Wi. M5-59S2 UB—Bod 8oowi*rtotU (B) A«cl- Cote 2. Art Fredenburg was thc Has­ oned Jim Foatar (OL). 4-0. ' ' MIDDLEVILLE 1S4 — Karl Cochran (ORU) dol­ tings Mfg. Lads' big gun in their CALEDONIA . notice; Feed The Wild Birds Blair's Farm & Garden (C1BWCI Local Bowlers Win $125 in UAW Tournament T-K School Calendar J-BIDAY, JAM. U—BukettL . __ pie Vdie*. Her*. S:30: Dtnce after SATURDAY. JAH 16- BatXelb.il MOMDAY, JAN meeting. 3:01 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. Bckdol Cloaad: BaaketbalL Hamilton, nrrr. a:so. SATURDAY. Denny Hill, senior frecstyler from Lansing Is the captain of the Michigan State swimming team for 1965-66 EXPERT TIRE SERVICE BARR Tire Shop ROYAL NEW TRACTORS NOW EN ROUTE SEE THEM JOHN DEERE DAY Buys on & Used Tiros Mouatod FRIIt at the COMMUNITY BUILDING owe 945-9411 Barry County Fairgrounds, Hastir gs PARKING Wednesday, January 19 Luncheon at 11:00 a.m Movie at 1:00 p.i Don’t be half-protected If your injuraooe program doesn't adequately cover you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake up one day to find yourself in serious financial Double. It's wiser to let ui check your Insurance needs now—for your home, car, family or business. Well give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost or obligation. Friend 209-517, Peg Cronknger atneky 166-465. Phyllis Brown 175-468, Nancy Taylor IM. Bob randsenC F Make plans now to attend John Deere Day. We've made special arrangement to display some of the all-new John Deere Tractors you'll see starring in this year's film show. It's a Power Train '66 tire kickin' bonus... one we hope you won't miss. Lunch Is'on us. So is tho fun. SEE WHAT'S NEW IN THE LONG GREEN LINE GOODYEAR'BROS* Insurance Agency Over Minor’s JowoUrs 120 W. STATI ST. Phone SY 5-3640 tit mu 'i Saxon Wrestlers Again Win 2nd in Lamb Metft Denburg 116-224. R. Nelson 141­ The bowling team representing 222. J. Bumsworth 130-219. D. Local 414, UAW-CIO. of the Newell 117-213. S. Goodyear 130- E W. Bliss Company. In the Kent - Montcalm - Ottawa area union tournament held at the n 110-209 and C. Dal- Westgate Bowl In Grand Rapids houser 106-208. ■ won second place and 3125 in prise money. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Firing a 2567 actual team Standings: Welton's Heating * total and a 2912 team hand!Plumbing 48. River Bend Golf 45, Highlands Dairy 42. Andrus Insurance and Thornapple Skat­ Hendershot 511. Rosa Naah 483 ing 41, Johnson’s Furniture 34. The winning first place handlKen's St Bob's Gulf 29 and Poll's Construction 24. Kennedy spilled 245 his first 606, Judy Tolen 153-413. Jane game to take solo honor:, among Sherk 149-420, Ed Anderson 219­ the local qlllntel and Root, who 570. Urry Annis 165-426,' Olav is’ president of 414, had a 202 Befrlng 164-440, Joan Haywood hla second game. The bowlers’-scores with han­ 173-432, Larry Utter 178-488. Verdie Sinclair 162-422. Jeri dicaps were Kennedy 650, Root Cheney 171-447. Don Cheney 174- 602, Hendershot 586. Nash 566 and Smith 508. The Regiqnal tourney was Poll 167-466, Bob Tosaava 212­ 567. Lou Richter 153-429, Ruth completed over two weekends. Rice 155-40. Mildred Adrtanson The Hastings team will go to 162-428. Pat Camel! 129-359 and Buffalo. N.Y.. in May for the UAW - CIO's National tourna­ Milford Corneil 153-459. ment. HASTINGS MPG. LEAGUE • Jerry Bmelker led the field Yeckley 4H'ers to Seo Tuesday night rolling 200-562. Art Gallup snuggled 215-556, Al Pictures of Russia ■ Relgler 50S1 Roy Carlson 515. The Veckley «H club will meet Mafnard Tinker 522, Paul Bond al Northeastern School on Mon513. Dale Geiger and Joe Dan­ Mr*. Melvin Smith will show iels 500, Mike Reynolds 516, Bob Stuts 507 and Joe State 524. bar pictures of her trip to Ru»Standinn: Ofilce 46. Tool Room 42. Leftovers 40. Caslte 40. Courthouse Service 38**, Tough rangement and the refreshments Guy* 36. Preaatn 32. Machine include: the Denver K Jersey Room 31*4. Chrome Room 29 and family, the Oampbel) family, the Journeymen 25. Max Francisco family and th? Leonard Tripp. family. TUESDAY TWISTERS Standing*: Local Finance 45. Pleasant Point Motel 42. PowBetty Downing rolled 170-454, Carol Keeler 159-40, Dollle Lar­ son 168-448, Bandy Gallup 15«443, ‘ Marilyn Curtis IM - 435, Greta Greiner 156-430, Carol Hurless 179-410, Jan Kletaman y .. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Maple Valley Faces Middleville Friday Evening ence. wlU go to Wayland. Craig 230-554. E. Miller 520, C. 81»op 37H. Hastings Heights 37. Caledonia travels to i Krause 202-525, O. Norrie 500. Hastings Savings A Loan 32'4. Grandville Christian. ♦ Don Pickard 502, Dam( Will­ Middleville meets Saranac yard 117, Bob Boyle 216-570. Bob Sponable 514, Merl Campbell 233- Magnetics 21 and Auto Tag Inn win Porttend to > m2 »O rnd'Caledonia Glelarowskl 564. Doug Vickery X I kJiierd 4 Caledonia 198-608. Wilma Daniels 164-458, over cale- RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 453. Louise Bahs 215-515, Mag Gilmore Jewelers 41, Wall­ Keegatra 170-462. June Benner 181-499. Leah Dawe 190-494. Betty Bheler 183-486. Maxine Dipp 190-497. Marge Wieland vine Gravel 31, Lockshare Fanns 165-482. Marte Ulrich 188-473, Boonie Hathaway 160-473, Bernie Eckert 170-486, Gladys Bdwarda 189-508, Anna McDonald 171-467, Shirley VartDenhurg 197-531, 585, Les Bpriirgfr 201-574, Pat Helen Crawford 176-475. Donna Gilmore 201-55A George Cogs­ Goucher 176-485, and Betty well 539. Gerald Skedgtll 531, Sothard 157-453. Paul Casae] 218-515, Dennis MONDAY BOWLER ETTE 8 Cleveland 511. .Bespard Wood­ mansee 508 and Ray Lundquist Blanding*: Walldorffs 52. Pen505. tings Radio — TV 44. Motor COMMERCIAL MINORS Standing*: Smith Brae. 48. Mahler Motor Sales 38 'i. Oil- • • ■ Prittav nlsht It will ba Maple Valley's turn to face Coach Ray Page’s undefeated Trojans from T-JC High at Middleville while Hamilton, the other unbeaten sky 219-588. Shannon Lydy 211­ COMMERCIAL. MAJOR* 578, George Lydy 508, John BUI BL Lawrence fired a bril­ Gorodenakl 210-548. Pate Kru­ liant 607 task week pith a high ger 213-533, Jim Barnum 530. game ot 245 to cam solo and League. Joe Burkholder also hod 'a flna night, ins Harr Haan postal moth Engtoeth Aapinall 208-574, 220-566, Paul Edwards 219-557. Shannon Lydy 201-555. Joe Glelarowskl 537, Merle Henderahr* 215-542. Gordon Bothard 233­ 540. Glenn Laubaugh 203-536, Bin Burns 548. BUI Hackney 208­ 559, Jsck Bowman 530, John Me- , non9M.,unoA &Mgoiqc in cr-n* 'fegirfolM i* btwlbor FARM IMPLtMtNTS 124 Nwfe feffer»o« OAMXAH4 O4A4 Hmm Wl 5-5052 �Freeport Help Catch This Killer! WANTED gueac* of their son and famMr. end Mr* Bruce Bhooge in Middleville In honor Bruce’s birthday. * Eugene BIRTH DEFECTS Mro. Larry Hawbtta and family at Battle ofcek were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mro. NATIONS 2ND GREATEST KILLER 1 VICTIM, MCWVIA,500,000 Bthel Blanks Bunday evening. * Rev. Max Ovenshire is assisting Rev. I JBL Qsaood this week at evangelistic meetings at the MoCailum DB. church. Mrt. Ftoyd Thompeoo spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Ethel Blank. Mrs. Cletus Wieland of ed his pasiniga mom. the State I UNBORN BABIES of Michigan sal vu happy to QU, UXTV receive IL Ha saw the Bob Hope show at Christmas time and CHILDREN a ADULTS thoroughly enjoyed ft. Bill la a night patrol leader and haa SPARE NO EXPENSE TO II men with him. Their son, Pvt. ARREST THIS KILLER! visitor Wednesday. * Mr. and Rodney Kidder u home on a 15Mra. Ftoyd Neeb with his mother, Mm Era* Nseb. wsre recent ri*ltoro Of the Jim Secords near Middleville and the Clyde Zelglers al Wayland. * Clayton Mote had * relapse Bunday evening, Jan. X and has not been feeling sa wall His friends are wishing Mm improvement soon. It would Ml*. Mln* Wieland. ★ Tammy be good to send him a greeting. Wieland of Hastings wu a Sat­ He la staying with hla son, LJ., urday overnight guest of her grandmother. w Mr and, Mra and familyMrt. Lucille Abell attended Uu> FltSgerald 100 Chib at Hastings Thursday With potluck dinner er her mother, Mu. Mina Wie­ and meeting. She #u installed land. Mra. Karl Livingston of al Patriotic Instructor at this .Pinhook was a Bunday after­ Mrs Ben Christie and Cindy tone. * Miss Linda Geiger, a spent Wednesday with Mrs. Al­ nurse from New Janey, spent bert Owen at Morgan. * Mra. four days’ tom at her parahta' home, the Dale Geigers of Lan- East Middle Lake On. ■«!• M. CWr>u Mr. and Mra. Donald Oeigor of Flint spent New Yaart Day with hl* sister. Mr. and Mra. Warren Calrna * Mias Jo Engle was home from Grand Rapids ASBl SHU Middleville UTHI |T IS THI Mr. and Mro. Arthur Clinton were Sunday, Jaa 2. dinner ■vest* ot their son and family, MT. and Mrs. Robert Clinton of Middleville. ★ Mrs. Doan Stuart te at Pennock Hdepital. * Mr*. Henry Myora wu a Friday din­ ___ ___ ~ watch night serNcw Yesrii Eve at-the par.ge fellowship rooms by the ;>nd Mra. William Davie >A*nd Mra. Lynn Davis L’tol family , our friends, neighbors and rela­ tives far the flowers, cards, food, money and all acts of kindness at the recant death of our moth­ of his-parents, New Year's and Sunday, Jan. X kA reception and shower wm given Saturday evening, Jan. 1, at ths parsonage honoring tho new little in tat, Sharyl Navellc. A reM nice evsning with the guests and she VW the recipient of some nice little gift* Refreshments were baugh of Hasting* * Mr. and Mra. Ernie Gross visited his par­ ents, MF. and Mra. Bardy Rowladcr ot NaahvUlc. Saturday. * Mra. Lillian Tubbs and her mother-ln - law of Greenville visited the former'a mother, Mra. Btclta Tubbs at the Bhdebridge home Bunday evening. * Mr. and. Mra. Forreet Price visited her father, .Fred Batey at the Bhoebridge home Morutoy afternoon. Mra Vada Cline of Lowell and daughter. Mr* Mary Lou Vaughn of New Orleans, Lsu. were Bun­ day visitor* of Mr. and Ml* Ray Bees* * Mr. and Mr* Richard Bird and daughters visited Mr. and Mr* BUI Elliott and sons in their new home, the former Don Golden home, north of Freeport on Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Rich­ ard Bird and daughters were Bunday caller* of Mr. and Mr* I^d Bird of Middleville, Mr. and MF* T^nnanl fgnjUy it Valley The Stalil family gslhtring held with a supper at the Masonic Hall. New Year's in Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. George Eldred. Mr* Charles Stahl. Mr. and Mra. Dannie Stahl and girls, and MF. and Mr* Dorian Eld­ red and family were those from here who attended. ★ The Dale Zook family were Sunday, Jan. 2. dinner guests of Ur Norman Kauffmans in Aho. ★ Mr. and Mr* David Patrick and family were Bunday, Jan. 2, supper guests of the Maynard Roth wm Robert Moore were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mr* Jerry Posthumus at Alto. * Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. BUI Blough were Mrs. Ella Warsop. Mra. DoroCliy Parish and sou. Mr. and Mra. Jerry' Kyser and Jim Waraop all of Battle Crock and Mra. Greta Blough, local. * Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown of MaahvUle spent Tues­ day with MF. and Mra. Fonrst Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owen and family of Morgan were Satur­ day visitors of ids parents. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Ray Farris and and Mra. George Owen. * Mr. son ot CrwwvlUe. Tenn., and Mr. and Mra. Tom McKee of KalaRobert Farris and daughter. Sharon of Ft. Wayne, Ind., were guest* of the Dewey Farris fam­ ily Thursday and Friday, Dec. 30-31. a Mr. and Mra. John Dam Stadci and DiUe of Carlton. Mr. and Mra. John E. Brake, and Jack and Mias Janis Healy of Lake Odessa were Now Year's Eve guests of the Dewey Farris family. Ferguson Hospital on Jan. 10th and her son-in - law, Bernard Wicrglna. wu In Blodgett Hos­ end guests of bar father, Mr. pital with a broken disc in his and Mra Jervis Campbell. Sat­ urday Mra Meria Shark of Has­ tings wu there and Bunday Mr. Tucson. Artz., formerly of Mid­ and l£rs Duane Csxnhbell of Grand Rapids and Lana Campdleville, is following his brother's foot steps in joining the Navy. ware Sunday gueets. ★ Mr. and BARGAIN SIASON Mrs. Dorothy Mdnroe In Kala­ mazoo Saturday. ★ Mr.-and Mrs. Uoyd Owen were Sunday dinner guests at Karol Owens at Al­ gonquin Lake. Mra. Bud Berry of Grand Rap­ ids spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold aegeratrom in Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pleug and son of Dutton were Bunday lunch guosta of Mr. and Mra. Adon Myer* * Mra. Art Webb However. a real bargain can always be obtained at your lumber dealer's. Naway can you spend money* that will prove a wiser in­ vestment than improvements to your home. Hila la the Hendershot & Vidaity By Mrs. Richard Clark George Merchant in Martin Tuesday. * Monte Bender, son of Word Bender. 1bu> finished Ills MSU to finish tile tourre tic liad begun previously. * Ur. and Mrs. Virgil Adams, had a little sur­ Mra. Don Bowvrs and girls and prise birthday party for his Mr. and Mra. Hubert Bendlc Iri honor of their daughter, Bren­ da's fourth birthday. '★ Satur­ day evening Mr. and Mr* Don Bowers and girls of Hartings were callan at the Armstrong home. * Steve, Denny and John­ ny Brogan spent the weekend with their grand parents, thc her sister. Mr* Elton Lawrence Warren Brogans while the Bob and family. Saturday evening Brogans were at Houghton Lake they attended “Bound of Mu­ fishing with the Stan Thomp- sic" In Grand Rapids. * Iric You can always toil when mid-winter arrive* There are sales, dearancei and ptt- tho parent* of a daughter born Ln Blodgeu Hospital last Thurs­ day. ★ Mra. Margaret Stratton and daughter from Davie Road moved to Mra. Carl PfentoteUer'a apartment Saturday. ed at Howard Moore Wednes­ day, Dea 29. * Callers Bunday. Jan 2. at -Howard Moores were Basil • Tobias and family from Hinds district, Mra. Elwin Payne from Dalton, and Mrs Dean _By Mrt. Uoyd Owen East Doud entiance the value of your homeland make it trntth more livable., New catlings ■Dd'flobra are also beat apcotnpBBiBd It thia tlnw of tttt JW when inside wotk is attractive to members of the bonding trade* Wby not come In and let m help you plan some improvements st your house? THE EAST BIDE LUMBER COMPANY, ■it oinsnin ct called on her uncle and aunt at Middle Lake. Mr. and Mra. War­ ren Colma Saturday, Jan. 1. St Algonquin Lake. ★ Our sym­ Mrs. Hany Babcock In the Bar­ pathy got* to Alger Cox. south ney Mills District. * Mr. and of Cedar, In the loan at his wife,1 Mra. Edwin James from Sturgis Crystal, * toog-Ume resident of, called on Eldon Hough tallng out my window tills Monday morning and wc tlic snow com­ ing down and the tcmpenilurtti slowly dropping it reminds me of our friends and neighbors neighborhood. * Please phone mo your news, so we may keep theoe friends happy, anytime be­ fore 8:30 am. Monday morning. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip Thin Guida K*ep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dozier for Wheel Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. E. L. Carpenter Hard- WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. State St. Phons Wl 5-53IX LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Wall, Drain field, Pumping 1324.00 for 1st 1.000 gala). Call 945-5482. KEYS DUPLICATED wait. Ben Franklin ■t Jefferson. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM ANO CARPET REPAIR —Has­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ ting* Floor Covering. 123 W. ICE—First clsis work. Call Wl State. Wl 5-5H8. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and ServBwsto a? ‘Is <*» Tv<»l Um >a4 «•>!■(• 4rpMlu^<S0lJST.M Othri• luklUUo ................................................................... tCftSX. UABlUTIKg ...^^7........................... I Jill CBfllT mimmial monumwts OF DISTINCTION II... i PHIcTho i MON., WK). ---------- FtL ifjEotw 945-9415] CAFITAL AOCOUMTa X ,Uxl—total Jwr solae .................................... <«) । No. tharoB BUtkoriiH 40.000 No. ,b»r«H ualilaotlinz 40.000 SMOD-SIIU for INSURANCE COMPLETE DEVELOPING ‘ ICE — 24 hour Service I and white). Jacobs Preset Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-24 <i<ird' MOBILE HOMES SALES Auto Wrecking sr.d Dtt Hp’a "66". M3T So., 9« Agency AM forms of JURY ANDRUS HAVE YOUR PICTl TROPHY CENTER—Pl laad engraving of all more Jawelar. 102 E Phone 945-5316. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, peril, botes and bags for all makes. Authorised Hoover Sales and Service. Steury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ tors, machinery and chain'saws In our hew building gt 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ ic*. Goodyear Bro* *Phona V/1 5-5052. Cell 945-3431 if Ypu W.oul<| fcih« *> be Lhted in This ■ Weekly. Service and- Repair Guide �J If Christmas buying took your jack, sell with Classifieds & get it back Burnn Mtehwws* ■«*»*' ['JTe MOOg^erDCARS . ' ThnrMar. JaaaarV tt twee > - > ■ — ------------------ _2_,, ----------------------- LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE ---------------- 1 ' .Jn'IJI— nbUlf'7?’Mteteoa. Th. Prob... Coan far the USoaty^ >< JBarry. HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Word*. LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover W| 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 JANUARY SALE of NEW CAR TRADES Kleaard J. HUM Aiuru.j tor A4mi.itu.ur Dir(U .s4 Uudtra Save $$ at These Bargain Prices 1/37 ■kjexsti DISPLAY CLASSIMID FDIUCAUOM OBPBB. 8UU of Hkhlasa. Pl JL8T BECEIVED! — conditioning. Power windows — CARDS dt THANKS A IN MEMOU I AMS—It per word. 1965 CHEVROLET drive, power steering and brakes, radio, new whitewall 1965 BUICK LE SABRE SUM drive, radio. 1943 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Hu power win1964 CHEVROLET lirwols Qpv, 8 cyi; euto. tranj.. pwr. (lAKg. On* owner. 1963 CHEVROLET 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 1963 BUICK ELECTRA Ill -> 1962 CHEVY II 1959 jCdPtLLAC 2 DR., wtui. w/tixnuobb-’.lke, ' Calendar of Special Event* RUMMAGE Farm Machinery seau __________________ EMM 1983 FORD OALAXIE SM 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl engine, au­ tomatic drive, radio. ...SUM 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIK 3 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. engine, std. tram., radio....................... 81.885 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR BteUon Wagon. 4 Dr, 9 Paas.. V| engine, automatic drive, power atecrlng. power brakes, radio........................ M95 UM CHEVROLET BUCAYNE 3 Dr. Sedan........................... MM 19a MEBCURY CUSTOM ■ 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive, power steering and brakes. »UM ................................ UM MKBCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steeling and brake*. ___________ 31,095 —IH-C. SOO Tractor. New rear 1MI MERCURY METEOR 8M 4 Dr. Bgdan. ............-.gm 1881 COMET rl., 4 Dr. Sedan.............. MM Wl 5-5052 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS USS LINCOLN PREMIERE 4 Dr. Sedan. 18W MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan. 1959 EDSEL 4 Dr. Sedan. UW RENAULT 4 Dr. Sedan. 19M FORD 4 Dr. Wagon . USED TRUCKS made u provided by eUWlo *.4 Cawt rte*. IQ GHA9 Deled. J.»»Mj 4th. ISM . , _ Philip R. MluboU. /edge bf tn- ill.. Do..14 «■ t. E Buiui F«HM IMPLEMENTS 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive, power steering and brake#, radio. Low miles. 11,654 1944 DODGE —1848 Jahn Deere B Tractor. 'Starter and lights. , —1862 John Deere 201Q Tractor. —1850 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape! —John Deere Model N PTO Spreader. A-l ahape. —Several Used Plows—All ateea. —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. SALE — One te.gr I u>4 U.d.o JM W. HIM. Hlr. MORTOaaK'BAJLB. day PUBLICATION OIDU. 1713 UH ORPB* or rUBUCATlOB— 7 pm. Episcopal Parish House, sponsored by Hastings Bori­ nes* and Professional Woman's Club. ila.ii.g., iildlru, a k* Uwhkh Ui ■btattnrr ”KL! HLTICES sQH -U» th* Cwt i “V “.."“"L"' Yl ! ITS NOT TOO EARLY! . . . Dmabm 31. 1»M ' X. U*r*<u. ilacUry ot **14 nite* XaUoaal Baak B14«. WE RE NOW TAKING. SPRING ORDERS FOR Trailer with hydraulic dump FERTILIZER. pew I Your Biggest Discount! 1/27 Mi4 Mariasg*. I la Mid Mirtgi PablUMiaa *a4 ••rv|ew!4uB.I<** ~ »wM«4 to ja» rPBUOATIO* OBDBB. Hssitasa MUhigaa >/»7 Stale of MUtegaa. PnAMe Ceart ter the Ctoeaty ef Berry. GOODYEAR BROS. sJtSS: & Dour ot th* Coart lloOM U U* City Ki.WWJ .•LfirST;,,551 Court tor iho Couaiy 4 Bury, Um will bo og«r*d tor t»l« oad sold to 945-2223 1/13 USED Farm Machinery —1055 CASE 401 Diesel. Good shape. -1854 INT. 300. Gas tractor. -1861 FERGUSON w loader. —1858 CASE 4y B Tractor. V‘de front end. .-..c .ui r- FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South M«d'. Jmut; S. l»i 1-kUlp U. MilektU. 945-2223 MAKE US YOUR /HEADQUARTERS FOR ■ 0WB* OF PUBU0ATI0X— *“.U e“ MIcMno. Tke Prabalo Coart tor th* Coaaty of Barry. la ihr BalUr of the Belair UhMlM A. r*SM. bmeseg. riM X'o. “ilh Orferog ihtl e»A»rfl S..U4A al 10 JLM ,"b U>l Probat* Ceuriroom. teM: li/27/iVSS. Philip H. Mlkb.ll, JU*. rf Pro MO K..i Pries. Myeet PUUw.ll, MintlsM 14. SOS. PURINA WILD BIRD SEED -1941 IM.C. H. Tractor. IBM CHEV. H TON PICKUP h.arUg b. SUNFLO WEBBUlldr.4 Ur Has radio, with coast mirrors. SCRATCH GRAIN—or Like new condition, has very -I.H.C. BJf. Tractor with culUlew mllae.............................S1.8M CORN AND EAR CORN PubhcaUu u4 vator. »d, *• ir.rl4.4b, .SL2M BIRD FEEDERS -ALUS CHALMERS WC Trac­ tor with loader. PURINA DOG CHOW INS INTERNATIONAL H TON —CASE 4-14 plow w/trlp btraa. DOG MEAL . 4-wbeel drive. Like new. .32,258 —I-H.C. 4-14 plow w. trip btms. PUPPY CHOW —M-M mid. 8-18 plow w/trip IIm.I *84 Hu4ic CAT CHOW btms. 103 W. BUI. BL DOG WORMERS and —JOHN DEERE 10 ft. disk. SHAMPOO —JOHN DEERE 2-row planter. ALL KINDS OF SALT—M»M 4-row planter. IMS OLD8 CBUI8EB —8 Used /rtbwers. NO. 2 BOCK SALT ... 9 Paia. Station Wagon. SALT PEARLS Maroon. 1310 N. Michigan BLOCK BALT —NEW HOLLAND mower iand UM OLDBMOB1LE t Phone Wl 5-2479 conditioner. . . . Delta 88 4 Dr. Hardtop; ROCK SALT FOB ICE —JOHN DEERE conditioner. Custom vinyl trim, power steering and brakes, tow mlle—VERMEER conditioner. . ' ctO txiQ —'8 Used balers. UM QLDkMOBILE * Help WontW —8 Used forage harvesters. A Automotive —4 Used blowers. ... 98 sartes 3 Dr. Hardtop. Full power and all the extras, 1855 FORD CONVERTIBLE - FULL TIME MAN FOR WORK nice maroon finish. Stick. V-8, new tires. IUO. SY IM E. Railroad Wl 5-2943 IN GROCERY STORE—Apply 8-3701. 1/13 drauhe lift ■■ 1/33 in person at Northaida. Gro­ . 3, Dr. V-8 engine, automatic cery. 839 N. Michigan Ave.. —1 JOHN DEERE 3-wheel auger Hastings. U unloading box. like new. S. Hanover a* City Limits local owner. —8 Used corn pickers. UM PONTIAC CATALINA —1 MH Super 26 self propelled UM OLDS ply, >07 Bo. 946-31*0. ; ,tf combine. . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. 4 Dr. Radio, Automatic. ROUTE in City of Battings Power steering and brakes, —18 Used manure spreaders. INSIBTON MTCSnOAM "ifcr19Ci VALIANT 387.50 average P*"r Pos­ new whitewall Ures, radio. sible. Full or part time. Write TLED QABt Bee Cate A •MUY VIM 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Standard. -1 BOWSER BURR MIIX por­ »—!<.»—. Kafnn. hnwl table. P.T.O. 1863 FORD Radio. Over Stan's Wallpaper ... 9 passenger Country Squire —1 LETTS mixer grinder in good 1863 FORD GALAXIE 500 & Paint Store station wagon. Power steering shape. and brakes, automatic trans- 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Radio, OPEN FRIDAYS Ar Business Services heater, power steering. mUalon. one owner. 9 A M. to 5:30 P.M. UM CHEVY MONZA 1M3 OU>8 CUTLASS Large Supply ol . . . Vta engine, automatic Men's and Women's transmlsglou. bucket eeats wtlh dio. heater. WINTER COATS !4 OFF Marked Price UM MERCURY METEOR 1963 PONTIAC g cyl, Sid, Radio, w/walls. Ladles' DRESSES . . . Catalina Sport Coupe. Ji OFF Marked Price Power steering, radio, white­ 1M3 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE walls, sparkling white finish. 3 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, HELP WANTED heater. Mgr A. C. Adams. Box 1, IMS OLDb. Shelby, Mich. 1/37 Super 8g 4 Dr. Sedan. Ex UM FORD GALAXIE cellent condition, power steer­ 4 Dr, 6 cyl. Stand, Radio. ing and brakes, new Olds 19M RAMBLER CUSTOM trade. 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Automatic. Radio, ua PONTIAC , . . OtteIna 4 Dr. Sedan. heater. Cheap I Well established manu­ 1M3 CHEVROLET BELAIRE facturer offers fine oppor­ dio, one owner. 4 Dr. Station Wagon. I cyl. tunity to young man with Automatic. ua CHEVY u . . . Nova 400 Sport Coupe. 6 High School or College cyL, automatic usmsmlsalon, 5x7 to 16x20 education, as Tool Design Custom 4 Dr. FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM Trainee. Drafting ond 1981 THUNDERBIRD JRVAIR SERVICE! No Charge for overslae prints. if Fully equipped, v/walla. Shop Experience benefi­ 2/5 ACRI radio, whitewalls, look IBM PONTIAC STA. WGN. BORDERS A NIC cial. Salary commensurate WHY NOT LET US MAKE you with experience. For in­ a rubber stamp with your new brakes Automatic. ZIP Code number. Three-llne terview call stamp with your name, ad­ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Mr. R. Roberts dress and ZIP number lor —UM KuaUX lost permanent. MM. This includes, postage 897-9212 Regular 3200-Now 81M. No and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ pro-shampoo—No alter odor. Root-Lowell Mfg. Co, ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich.. ntxneiU. Culllgan Water Available at Jacoba* Pharmacy. PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC ittonlng. 1U M. Boltwood. Low«ll, Michigan Wl 5-2478 lOl N-Mkhlpan Ave. . . i/» Hatetap. Michigan EXCITING VALUES REAHMS CARS MAHLER MOTOR SALES Classified Paragraph Hastings Milling & Farm Supply BARRY'S Chrysler - Plymouth GOOD AS NEW STORE FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY TOOL DESIGN DRAFT MAN CANVAS TARPS $3.47 up Wl NICK'S REAHM LE<?AL Heating - Plumbing work. Clean IM square feet for only MM. HaaUoaa Floor Covering. 1M V. State. Baaungs.Phone Wl Hill. U KAECHELE'S FREE copyrighted booklet 'Valuable mips I 5-3481 , bBU Call 731-U6W. Rhode*. 4M7 8. Broadway. Michigan ■ �I UNBEATABLE 1966 VALUES ph.. DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! Fresh Whole TENDERAY aaaatm- • U. S. Choice Tenderay Stewing Chickens Sw011 Pretntum SUCE9 BKCOI nb gig 99* MMKUlWEltER ‘No oAer beef T/J Chuck Steaks b 59* frtih can be So Tender." Lockthore Chocolate Flavored SKIM MILK Hernid s SMOKY LINKS *><» x Ag 08* 1-lb pig 89* Seafood Salo BEEF NECK BONES BOILING BEEF OX TAILS US. Choice Tenderay BOUND STEAKS a Fret-Shore KICI FILLETS HAMBURGER lb 49* Fresh SWISS STEAKS «»• GR09N9 BEEF CROCK Small Laan , SFARE RIES MB Veal Loin Chops or III CHOPS CORREB EEEF BRISKETS »> U S. Choice Tenderay Arm Cut Redeem <1 Kroger thru laooiiEi ciors ib 69* ' ib Fret-Shore FUItlclu3Bm.«lplg>St k Veal CIOP SCEY MEAT «. 79* Veal SHOULDEI ROAST ib J^^eoowou aooo eoe^^Qj 50 EXTRA ■ 59* W 1 TOP VALUE STAMPS on the purchase ol e 2-lb pkg ot Vaal Round LEO ROAST I 1 KWICK KRISP SLICED BACON b 79* Silver Platter Kroger Extra Thin Clover Valley Vanilla Saltines Ice Cream ' Quarter Sliced PORK •n the pwth.se ol a 11 . lb pkg.oliroien Kroger Straight SPAGHETTI FAMILY UEF STEAKS <>pu19/ L KedeSD Rrujer thru jL Saturday Jen IS. 1946. IVM , Mandalay Gallon PINEAPPLE 3 Avondale Halves or SLICED PEACHES 3 Banquet Frozen 14-oz. wt. Del Monte PEACHES Waxtax Mel-O-Soft ■rape, Orange or Fruit Punch ll-C 9rilks2nn«cam White Bread ‘ ' WAXED PAPER «»b-n Cream CLOUD NINE j MACARONI iib Avondale Red Beans or Seediest Raisins 6 Irt-ox. wt pkgs. Rideey Reset 6 1-lb. cans Kroger - I quart 14-ox. Craaefnlt Brisk 2 cans Thank You Brand - 14ft ox. wl. Cet Asperates Wax team w 35* OH Ubal Libby C<j> RIH) Blia5'ib 12-oxpkgs 99* CUT GREEN BEANS Avondale Frozen FRUIT COCKTAIL nb ua 3‘-"'66* Freeck Fries 3 2-lb pkgs *1 XWU Clood (toll ol SOO 2 ply ibaal.)I Batkrooni Tissue 6 rolls 66* 120 2-ply sheets It x 9H per roll lile Towels 2’ roll packs 79* Mussalmann's Chunky APPLESAUCE Borden's extra Chocolate Milk « BO e r TOR VALUK STAMPS W on the purchase ol any 2pkgi Country Oven ■ l h Chocolate Covered COOKIES Redeem el Kroger thru RRI Northern Century ^sq] TEXAS CELLO (1 gal. capecity) nzers SO EXTRA^M CARROTS 2 Toy VALU. STAMP. LEMON or JELLY ROLL TEXAS GREEN CABBAGE Kroner SALTINES «-» b«« 19/ ICE CREAM eW.» 66/ LaW I with SS er more purchaw |e.dud<ng beer, wine 6 tobacco) MICHIGAN APPLES a I MACINTOSH APPLES bmtel *1.79 Redeem at Kroger thru Saturday Jan IS. 1966 bi your own container BQveow oooo ■<50 EXTRA W VINE RIPE TOMATOES 1 1 ICES or EFRUIT TOP VALUE STAMPS ■ANANAS em »i Kiogi thru day Jan 1S.IF66 [ VI �Daughter of Local Residents Dies on Dec. 31 Honor Zone Mgr. Past Delton School Head Dies Sunday For Michigan Mental Hospitals Clayton Hauschlld. TIB E. Madison, rone manager for Investore Diversified Services, Inc, and Investors Syndicate Life In­ surance and Annuity Company (Investors Syndicate Life) has A recruitment campaign has been inaugurated in Southwest­ ern Michigan by the Department Albert A. Hauer, 86, Native of Woodland, Succumbs at Hospital Funeral rorvloee for Albert A. Hauer. M. 725 E. Bond Street, who died about 6:42 pm.. Bun­ day. Jan. 9. at Pennock Hospital, were to be held at the Zion Lutheran Church at Woodland al 2 pm. Wednesday. The Rev. Einar Uneeth is to officiate with burial in Wood­ land Memorial Pork. Mra Hauer had been hoapitallied for three weeks prior to Ms death. He had been to IB health tor several years. New York Life 259-7291 she la survived by her son. Dr. Rodney L. Boyes of Norman, Okla., her parents, Mr. and Mra Arthur Havens, of 103 E. High and female registered nurses. There are no specific educa­ tion or experience requirement.'; tendant nurses. Applicants rmut be at tea* IB years of age and able to pass basic Civil Service who play a prominent part to, -Ann-Margret as Melba, who I Christian, who Jevea him. are 11 three days at The Strand to Bl Fire Destroys Co-Workers Honor 5 Barry Men Woodland Home Retiring From State Highway Dept. Five men will retire from the Early Saturday State Highway Department here with a Civil Sendee rating of He attended Ferrir Institute, Centra) Michigan College and bound for tha Pacific will receive Albion College and taught at the additional training at the Stag­ ing Battalion at Camp Pendle­ Fire, which apparently started ton. Oallf. Thia training will em- from CfMKUve wiring, destroyed phaslsa jungle warfare, patrol­ ling and civic action, based on County native living In Middleexperiences gained in Viet Nam. villc most of hl* life, and bavin* a Civil Service rating of Highon Jane B. ISIS, at Gowm. way Equipment Operator A-l. They moved to a farm In has completed the highest numWoodland Township after be ber of years. He began work here retired from teaching. in 1933 and has ju* finished 33 He retired from farming In years with the Highway Depart­ ment. He will probably watch tho snow pile up this Winter, but expects to try a little trailer, survived by a brother, Herman life next Summer in serin* of R3 Hastings; a slater. Mra. Amelia Clum of Hastings. New Accident Claims Fund Effect Hastings School Menu which have occurred since the fir* day ote!96« may be filed by Innocent victim* of uninsured motorist*. Becraiary of Blate James M. until the loss was nearly com­ plete. The young couple had looked forward to building a home in the Spring and were accumulat­ ing the house furnishings with •'Persons have one year from the date of the accident to file against the Fund." Hare said. Big hearted neighbors and “In any event, our Lansing cen- friends have donated clothing, toys, etc., to help the family oYer this difficult period. They are staying with her parents unUl Att.ndi Conf.r.nc* they can And a house where they Norman Stanton, Ri DowUng, can start over again. Clay Equipment Oorparadly re*»► n**W —1,1 PCJOLMU. WMU I not contributed into the Fund • since they have until February ■ 2B to buy plates and make their 1 eontribaktons are eligible for majrtny claims again* Che Fupd. FUDAi — Ta NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEEETING WOODLAND MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Community Room Tuesday. January IB. 1966 at 10:00 A.M, by contacting the personnel of­ Highway Equipment Operator fice at any one. of the hospital* A-2. The OUys have had six trip* either in person or by phone: Kalamasoo State Hospital, i 1 1 About 50 people enjoyed a de­ । licious potluck dinner at 6:30 iFriday at the Community Build­ ing on the fairgrounds. Arrange­ ments were Ln charge of a com­ mittee composed of-Rex Frisby. Clifton Gillespie and Loyal Kin­ ney. Following the dinner. Bloke A Iler di ng. Superintendent of Highways, Introduced new mem­ bers of tha gang and Bob Rich­ ardson. Equipment Supervisor /from Lansing. working for tho Highway In 1943, front and presented with btautland haa ju* finished 23 years •ful plaques which the State with a Civil Service rating ot Highway now provides to al) re­ Highway Equipment Operator tiring from service. Also, the A-2. La* April he hod a cataract men were given allver pen sets removed from one eye and plans with engraved name# from their are being made for same opera­ tion on his other eye. HU plana for retirement are indefinite at spent enjoying the wonderful Alaskan hunting trip in picture# William Shriber wa* born and by Mr. and Mrs Rex Prtxby and grew up near Cariton Center, Congni 'ulatlons ----_-----moving to Hastings In 1921. He left hl* job.at the Heatings Lum- , wishes for health and happlnea* ber and Coal in 1945 and went'I—re extended to the five mon. unndtrful evening was thorto the Stale Highway. He has just completed about 21 years 1 ghly enjoyed by all. with a Civil Service rating of Manual Worker C. They have no immediate plana only to iet^ SHOPPER'S AID NEXT CHRISTMAS Checks Going PENNOCK JANUARY will leave immediately for the I rest of the Wintar tn Florida? Then, with their trailer, will.tra-1 CONCRETE PRODUCTS To Gift Budgets. Concrete Blocks Sand & Gravel Nashville. Mich. STORE-WIDE FURNITURE operated a lunchroom. He went to work at the Highway In 1952 and has just completed 14 years Rexall Phone 653-2791 ARE YOU A ’66 MEMBER? Cut-The-Cost of Living If you hove not already joined, five younelf the thrill of having the added "shopping power" next year SAVINGS that our '65 members have now. You'll avoid holiday holes in your budget each week. It'll make a much happier Christmas, don't REXALL FACIAL TISSUES 5 Boxes Q7< 5 ■ REXALL DELUXE TOOTHBRUSHES Q 69c Value.O for OO QQ< you think? OTHER SERVICES BRISTLE HAIRBRUSHES ELECTRIC HEATING PADS 3-speed Checking REXALL VAPORIZER I Gol. Sise------------------------------- Safe Deposit SACCHARIN TABLETS V* Grain—500 Free with 1000 A chence to got finest quality furniture and furnishings at gigantic savings. Whether you wont to furnish your homo . .. * or Just buy on occasional piece rr. now is the Banking-By-Mail CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN 100 Tablets—59c Value-------- REXALL ASPIRIN 5 Grain Tablets----------------- igmsws Loans 300 Tablets OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BRITI SET HAIR SPRAY 14 O«. C.n______________ TIL 3:00 THURSDAYS 'TIL 12:00 CHILDREN S CHEWABLE MULTI-VITAMINS FAST HOME PERMANENTS $2.00 Value Only >60,000” CHEWABLE VITAMIN C 100 Mf. JfoicJ? HASTINGS PHONS Wl 5-SI05 frjrtEagffrjg flMHV National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 �Pilgrim Holiness Church Plans melave Owing Past Year KCs to Sponsor > Prayer Week for Christian Unity DELTON BXVENTH-DAV ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder C. L. Wilier. Pastor «04 W. Colfax - Ph. Wl 8-8319 WcnMA 11 ul Wednesday prayer, 1:*> P-® Bunday. Faith far Today." an TV, WOOD. Channel 8. 8:80 am. Bunday, Voice ot Prophecy, Radio WJKF 1838. 8:88 am. M St. Rose Church will be cele­ brated at I am each day follow­ ed by prayers prepared by Uie Departmem of Faith and Order HASTINGfl CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 330 West Colfax Street Sunday Public talk, 8 pm. crease of 84,138.000 over the P- e- The church had a net gain of members last year to bring iKs naMornl membership to 355.­ 834. Nsxarenes In churches over­ seas Increased to a total of 68.­ 8M to bring the world memberBtaD to 434JU. Phone RO 6-3503 Sunday school 10 am Morning worship. 11 am Thursday prayer service, 10 am Bunday achool. 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm Evening service. Churchs and the World Council uf Churches and recommended by the Catholic Bishops Com­ mission for Ecumenical Affalra I Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher. A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Sunday school, 10 sun. Worship. 11 am . Sunday evening service, 7:30. Wed. evening service, 7:30. I*artor Rev. Jme Powell 10 am. Sunday school 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Prayer meeting Wed- Sunday achool. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am Christian Endeavor, 6:30 pm. Prayer service. Wed., 8 pm. H Mlle B. of M-88 on State Rd. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. ORANGEVILLE W. Glen Campbell, Pastor 3 Mlles South of Gun Lake 9:4ft am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. ^1908 to 1966 Rev. M. F. Goble. Pastor 9:46 am Bunday achool. 11 am. Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7 pm. Wednesday service. 58 Years of Service TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Lake Odessa I FA. campgrounds children 4 through 8 ytnra. Phone DR 4-8377 6 pm Teen choir rehearsal. Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor 6:46 pan. Orchestra rehearsal Sunday school, 10 am. 8:K pm All Young Peopte's Worship service, 11 am Young People's service. 7 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. Stockade Boys Clubs. Wednesday Activities 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. 9 am. Women's prayer band. Minister. Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison, 945-5065 9:46 am Church school. Supt oyd MarWF 8:30 pm Adult choir rehearsal. 11 am Sabbath worship. Thursday—6:30 pm. CSB Bat­ 7 pm Youth Servicetalion Boys Clubs. 7:30 pm. Evening service Nursery for all regular services. 7:30 pm Wed., Bible Study INSURANCE in Hasting* and Surrounding Communities Is guarantM of more sattriact ion. Ow repraSen of eMy the finest Insurance companies, belVMih our reputation for personal service S COLEMAN Adults Bible study and prayer, 7:30. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm Boys and Giris fellinplUp, 7:80 Choir practice, 8:30. • r ml. W. of Broadway, Preeport Sunday school, 10 am Clasaes Rev. Morris Bergman. Pastor for all. . Bunday school. 10 am. Worship service. 11 a tri. BerMorning worship, 11 am. mon: "A Thorn In the Fiegb.'' Young People's service, 7 pm. Fellowship dinner following ^rrEvangelical service, T pm Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am Wl 5-3412 Octave contained in the lltugry of the Catholic Church. The word Octave means eight days and so this particular Octave ex­ tends from Jan. 18 to Jan. 36, Bi Martin explained. The reaton la able, he vial la a field annually, spending tlu-ce mantle on each field to give personal direction and gain first hand information on existing oondlUona . The pastor and people of the church extend an invi'atlon to gave thanks to God for theiW8e|taW|. Unity found within the church! heraelf. But now, she extends1 tills prayer of tiianks throughout eight days, an Octave, ncx only Rev. Richard Viu.rienBcsch to give thanks for her own Unity Morning worship. 9:16 am. but more especially to beg God Bunday achool. 10:16 am to help her share her Unity throughout the world with all men of all faiths, St. Martin con- EUB Superintendent At Maple Grave dent Lawrence Taylor Is to preach at the North Maple Grove Evangelical United Breth­ ren Church at 10 am Bunday, Marclus E. Taber, Minister Church Study, Bunday, 9:4# Worship, Sunday, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Sunday.- 6 KEFP THE KIDS LOOKING Till PICTURE Of HEALTH Dos*t neglect thug ulefuifdi thst mess is asck ts htslthy physiul sstf smstiossl frswtb Givi your children ragetar midic»l ind dental duck ups. (nuns duff urs ol mi insiulsrity sill ■us i hMtthiir. happier child hood. Should your children need presaiplions filled, brief Um pcstenpbou to ex lltliCH OF THE BRETHREN - '8319 Coats Grove Road Bev. Charles Gibba, Pastor Warship services, 9:45 am. Sunday school 10.46 am Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship 6:30 pm Young Peoples. LAKEWOOD AGENCY 203 S. Michigan, Hastings Rev. K L. Wilson, executive Mctetary at World Mtostona of the Pilgrim HoUacm Church with hmdquarura wt IndlansWSis. Ind., will speak at 7:30 on Friday and Bahuday eve­ nings and at 11 am and 7 pm. on Bunday, at be church located at 1303 8. Hanover. .. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Youth meeting. 6:1ft pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pm Sunday school 10 am Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Morning worship, 10:4ft am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. 7:80 pm. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor Bunday, 6. pm Bttre Darby, prcUdent. Don't forget thc C. E. Finance Drive is on. Keep the goal high: Olds 88 Swing Fever is mighty hard to resist! Rev. Darlene Speaa, Pastor 9: 30 am Morning worship 10: 30 am Bunday school. 6:16 pm. Christian Hndcavor. 7 pm Evening service. Prayer service, Wed, 7:30 pm K. W. Mosher, Pastor 9:60-am. Bupday schogl 11 am Worship service. 7:30 pm Evening service. 7:80 pm Wed. prayer service. For information, call K. W. Mosher, pastor. 367-2565. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 tart Stall St. Htoaa Wl S-Z466 Hosting* Excise Tax Cut BRINGS EXTRA TELEPHONES BARRY COUNTY TELEPHONE CO.. Deltoa,' Mich. H J. Buwalda. Minister Phonal Wl 6-3397, Wl 6-4095 . Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 9:80 am to noon. Anyother times by appointment Sunday service schedule 9:56 a-m. Thc Sunday, stbool, Leon West. Supt. In charge. Classes and teachers for all. Nursery provided. 11 am. Morning worship. Or­ ganist, Mrs. Ruth West. 4:30 pm. YF Planning. Sunday school, 11 am. Wednesday, service, 8 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. phone in the bodroom or an extension phone in the den became of expente, you can get one with slight extra cost now that the Federal excise tax has been cut, according to Clarence Donovan, manager of the Barry County Telephone Company. tclcpfaon' Mr. Donovan said the immediate tax saving of 7 par cent on the average residential bill will just about pay for either of these convenience Where a Christian Experience Makes you a Member. ADVENTIST CHURCH 10 am Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Sabbath school 9:30 am 6: 30 pm. Youth service. Saturday worship, 10:46 am 7: 30 pm. Evening worship Prayer meet Tuesday, 1 30. 7:39 pm. Wednesday prayer. 7 pin. Evening group. 8 pm Chancel choir rehearsal. Mr. Gerald Ostroth. director. Men's pancake suppeg. ft pm Saturday. Public mvtted. . Saturday. Library open 3^4 pm services. . ~ “Yle tex-cut offers o wonderful opportunity for many family gifts on special occasions through­ out the year," said Mr. Donovan, whose company is a member of the U.S. Independent Telephone CITY OF HASTINGS A good thing always Association (USITA). The nation's 2,400 Inde­ pendent (ison-Bell) companies operate ELECTION NOTICE than 15 million phones covering more than Mt the Tha deadline for filing nominating petitions country's geographic Service area. the offices to be filled ot the Hastings City There’* one priced right for you- bet vour Old* Dealer (or a Rocket .Rx luday. Hun welch vour fever go down a* vour fun goe* up. Happv coavbkacence! LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEW! Rev. Fr Denis P Nash. Pastor Sunday Maseru: 7:30. 11am OLDS 88 OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. obtain a veriety of other services at bargain prices, through different applications of Hie tax saving. For saompta, it would help pay for an additional Broadway at Ctenter Rev. Don M- Gary Rector 9 am Holy Communion 11 am Morning prayer an asnnoo- Nursery and classes ■ REAHM MOTOR SALES/INC. M>»nc Wl 5-247* phone (FREI installation on extension tele- phonos)—FREE color charge on your second col­ lared telephone DQHHk J. City Clerk KINNEY . HatHngl.^Mkhlgan in any color. �Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors DBCEMan naaiott—«wn n.»a ______ 34.50 ^H4‘Roy Wolhim naary mevtiar’; J wwwa Honored by Buss Fellow Workers ... iSAau- s.nE® tits ... •so.oo ' Friends of Roy Wolium at the the engineering department. Dcrald Kraft. (annwAf of H E w BUm Company held a retings and now chief of engine ing of aU pre*» dlvUlonrwit Ct ton. presented Wollus\ frith I ingenious engineering record I enntrtyad- toy bls former tel ,iw 30.40 v.ee ik.«o Sheriff Hu.it ■ SO l.oto.oo ■■xiitioa, aautraiM Cmv.jniUtHI. <• if? f. v W.wsx'TuS ;siu.... sss. ™ ”■■ mH* I be appreciated. ., i Roy «^»*y» cl*uned.-ilw Just , Pranouk. i about had everything! i» needed 1' "r. toT hL' retirement. UetewlUi the .'..7 MrKib' help of Roy's wife. IxM,;the boys, found out he had no camera, ao 3. Philip H. Mite ball . . ti.vs a 'aaz-s:: Mojrd hl Kawnlaor Kraft14. aup- bwa cuailrurird out ot I ba .rl»4 by Haprrvl.or Natka. th.I th. ’ Haaaa i. Barrauba taep-CVaMli. ■. ParA Hlavaaa. Hotel Wednesday. Jan. 5. Wollutn joined the Raisings Division In 1046 moving to Ha»- 200.00 which S.40 10.00 »7n«.7 Reardon or Canton, who photo- ■ aaa.uo ,„i tlvitlei for future entries Into - . Roy’i engineering record 'set. •’ I Many folk! who could not at­ ' tend the party wiah Roy and hla DECEMBCB SEMION—TWO DAYS! arcane D*y—AfMtBoea | IU»nJit». Mirhiaan 13 itHsr, happlnrm. DBCBMBBB IBllIOM—rWO BATS 8«<m4 Day— FaraBaen sseswe Michigan BUXe basketball so­ phomore Art Baykr tr the nephew of profea aawuul. IfaiM Hlfln Baylor. SUKiMnn* 1300 00. Holl Call. H Y. MeKIbbln. Hr aha Irrtioa ot rlrltlan. will U ItM all WELCOME VISITOR II you've newly arrived, looking for the newest shew, the best places to eat. a week-end resort, pur church or synagogue, places to shop ot perhaps a house or apartmeat-.... read the ASTINGS Mir bion Run.. EATING BANNER Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING iovt4 by Mayor by KapayaLana WATER SOFTENERS * welcome nencouebi Use this coupon to let in know you're here PLUMBING SUPPLIES Ch.tm.n PHONE M5-1514 WATER HEATERS ADDRESS____________________ __________________ i_ Call Wl 5-5769 THIS IS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FOR 1966 Bob With 2153 Gun Lake Road tu Hoirciii. M«<l« i’y^rwrty t'owwlitea or Wl 5-3732 Dick Hennay Hastings CITY.__________ __________________________________ □ Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess all on mt □ I would ilka to subscribe Io tha HaaHaga Baan«e □ I already subscribe Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept, - it ar«r**4 with tba saeaaaarj tha Health Cotawliiaa. aubaxl tallawnt: Vouchor Mo. SftCT S..E*Wn MeKIbbia. BerkwilW VMch.r. b« approv« rMd Motion CtrritA. ANO THESE ARE 1,2,3 AND 4 YEARS OLD NO WONDER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL IS SUCH A LASTING INVESTMENT tAND AMERICA'S MOST DISTINGUISHED CAR! COME SEE OUR STOCK OF LATEMODEL CONTINENTALS-THIS WEEK! MAHLER MOTOR SALES 320 N. Mkkl.w. Hastings Wl 9*2479 to HEAR Throughout the YEAR NEWS - MUSIC - SPORTS - WEATHER Ort- arlat by RapcrvlMr Ly»«r. Ibal tba brrff b* altawU 1a rw.ei bMa tor )W CksUar MalUa CarviM. ."s2.?.rKlUiS7"X tfz M HASTINGS - Barry County Radio 1220 on your Dial �at Bradmton asturday aft noon after an enjoyable tr They had already called on I and Mra. Blake Rising. who j spending the Winter in Brads ton. and fouftd them feeling morning there vaa a IT* in a short period of ctar tatami wybo FOOD 'SSg.D® CENTER Watch Out! ,, College Life Not So Safe KJR fAniIa DINNERWARE GET THIS EXQUISITE TAYLOR SMITH AUTUMN HARVEST DINNER PLATE SUGGESTED IVPll FELPAUSCH RfTAJL PRICE REDUCED PRICE BACH I I fl EACH I 1 kM bl 90c 75c 65c 12.90 H.OO tsrr Official Action of the Hastings City Council swot the middle of March, at laaat. ' bikh» fall again aoVridaylM^ Albert Hauer. M, a long-tlmslng about a one-inch oovertag former reeldent ------------------------------------------------of West Wood-1 on the ground. However. It _--------------■_w . nor. Xf thia cooUncaaaa drifted high- v. Hubbard Hills Dinner Hale 10 Inch Salad Mate • Inch . Caraal Soup Divided F|dda Tray Salt ar Pepper Shake Round Vbfptabk Large . • Round Vegetable FAadlum Ptaftw, Oval 11 tach .... Hatter, Oval II Indi .... WHOLE FRYERS $1.09 $1.54 $1.19 $1.59 $1.59 ‘ He Coffee Mug ... $145 Covered Butter $1-69 7Oc Cup49c 50c Dateart 39c 5Oc Saucer ... 29c 55c Salad 35c $1.50 Sauceboat UHMty Trw ‘ $1.29 Now add sunlamps, shoelaces and ktae Hying :©> Ob hazards of modem coiieiA4lIe. I Each of these lias been Itnpilcated in accidents whlcfelecju University of Michigan MttdanM ecrambling for medical atloiuom a five-year study shows., The law of gravity waged a GREAT EST OFFER! Z" Cycle accidents topped foot­ ball injuries, 163 to 15L'Bps-' kelball. with 136 hurt anti six hospitalised, ran a close ttafrd. Leaser sports also trapped the unwary. Five frizbee players; one kltcnycr. two riflemen and a Milliard player hobbled off to AND TAYLOR FOR ONLY CALENDARS WITH SPECIAL COUPONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE STORE IF YOU DIDN'T GET YOURS Ar Spartan Florida 'Flesh-Frozen /ORANGEY / JUICE ! 79c Bowl He EACH IITIONAL DETAILS ON THIS GREAT OFFER SEE THE FELPAUSCH AD*5N FOLLOWING FACE Mlchlga OVEN FRESH CINNAMON 6EEF*HEARTS JWLLS 12-OZ.WT. PKG, •LEGS SUGER SHURFINE SECTIONS OF NO NEED TO GUESS ABOUT THE QUALIlYOf THE MEAT YOU BUY We give you our pononal guaranIM of lolirfoction DOUBLE BREASTED OR 4-LEGGED Detergent ROXEY CANNED DOG FOOD TIDE With Coupon Below Country Lane ICE CREAM WITH MAILED CALENDAR COUPON BE SURE TO DEPOSIT THE NUMBER FROM YOUR AUTUMN HAR VEST' MAIL CALENDAR EACH WEEK FOR 1200 FREE (THAT'S ONE FULL BOOK) ONE WINNER PER STORE WEEKLY REDEEM THE COUPONS IN YOUR GAL SPARTAN SKINLESS 3-Lb., 1-Oz. Pkg. CORNED BEEF, HAM or TURKEY BUDDIG SMOKED SLICED MEAIS 100 EXTRA STAMPS DEL MONTE CUT OR FRENCH No. 1 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES .ON ITEAAS IN THI? AD. PENNOCK HOSMIM PILLSBURY WITH PURCHASE OF 3 LBS. OF HAMBURGER TOMATO CATSUP 3 GREEN BEANS 14-Oz. Wt. A Joint installation of oftocrt of thc Odd Fellows and Hc-huksrt Lodges will be held Jan. 22, at the IOOF Hall pm. •/ The Wooden Shoe Te-qn,;o«M of the beat In the SLaj*;jae4 composed of member*', frogs •eerra! different cities, wIM 4* the installing. . -0, Thia Is an open meeting. asgri the public is Invited. A.-pqUuok lunch, consulting of sandwiches potato salad. baked beans. jello and cake and coffee, will . be served after tlic meeting. Bring own table service./ XJ. WITH PURCHASE OF 5 LOAVES OF BREAD FAMILY-SIZE DEL MONTE FAMILY-SIZE PACKAGE Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Will Install Officers , Mich. Beet SUGAR 5ibs.39c 100 EXTRA STAMPS 4-FISHERMEN FISH STICKS William W. Joy, head of tte Health Service's Deportment of Environmental Health araf SatWty, compiled the data tn Lhcitevey from Information furnished by accident reports. Ho estimate* these reflect about ooe-fUlh of all student injuries treated by thc Health Service. All (old. It seems the best clmnce of getting safely through college would be to stay tn the library. Unless. of cuui*e, you are really accident prone and can LnRu------ -—•* — — • of {ntttng MAILED CALENDAR THIS WEEK FOR: LIVER Frozen, play.” Eight more were slugged. Animals Mt 11 budding Sel­ ent*. and 23 were injured while washing dishes. During the five years, itare were 1.993 students InJurlBa of all types reported by physicians. WITH »s. ruicHAJi WHOLE FRYER Meanwhile, back Ln the dorm— Four pallid scholars laid under sunlamps too long.- and 33 book­ worms walked, through doors windows. There were 123 student MICH. POTATOES 144. CANS SWEET, TENDER 14B., 1-OZ. CANS DEL MONTE PEAS SEGO LIQUID JUICE DRINK DIET FOOD DEL MONTE STfeWED COUNTRY FRESH TOMATOES HALF & HALF lo-ri. oz. -CANS PINT II6KST ND SAVE EVlkYDA BIGGEST SHL.f FOOD CLMEFR: WklH To . SH-ox Pkgt. COUNTRY LANE GALLON CARTON FOOD CENTERS With This Coupon and a $5. or More Food Purchase Thru Saturday, Jan. 15, 1966. ITIRH Cows under the Michigan State University sponsored tertbur program Of Dairy Herd Im­ provement AsaoclaUons averaged nearly 3.000 pounds of tnllk more than the average dairy cow tai Michigan. About 28 percent of the autos commercial dairy bails are on tert. w' �OR SMITH & TAYLOR • FINE AMERICAN DINNERWARE at breakfast Shopping vs a food CtNTfR UWltltOMhshersAfesnd a family will love you for your cheerful breakfast tables. proof, presents __ . Beautiful "Autumn Harvest1 Pattern dinnerware; Each piece ONLY START COLLECTING TODAYI AYLOR SMITH & TAYLOR * FINE AMERICAN DINNERWARE ■ at luncheon with every. $5.00 Purchase OVENPROOF AND DISHWASHER SAFE with every $5.00 Purchase Ratax, ba cbfcial.''Autumn Harvest" dlStarwAta Is lust right for that coffee klatch, luncheon or midday enter talnlng. And so aasy to use; direct from oven to todishw*shor...and inteed by tha GOOD SEKEEPING Seal of Approval. ^BtART COLLECTING TODAYI TAYLOR SMITH & TAYLOR • FINE AMERICAN DINNERWARE Here's an exciting naw dinnerware of obvious good taste. This exquisite, fine quality, Taylor, Smith & Taylor Autumn Harvest pat­ tern dinnerware can be yours at an unbelievable cost far below tho usual open stock price. Autumn Harvest is for the woman who loves fine things and wants to make them a part of her daily living. : It's 100% ovenproof and diswasher proof. It bakes in the hottest oven, serves heartily at the tabla, and after cooling stores in the freezer. Each piece is accented by a lovely wheat design, and color-accepted inside bowls and cups with delicate burnt orange. Begin your’tot today! ' , HERE'S HOW THE PLAN WORKS I With each $5.00 purchase you are entitled tq. buy one piece for |uit 9c. With a $10 purchase you can gai.two pieces at'fc-each, and so on. You may complete your set in just 18 weeks. Frankly, these unheard of low prices are a "come on". Fei­ pausch wants you to "come on" over and build a set of dinnerware^ Feipausch hopes you'll decide to come back often. ? In addition, . in aUMIliun, unusual.matchlng-accaiibryaod'S»n/ing uiiurwi .niaifciiiiiy alls.iuij “VM aafviiiy pieces pitta. ar4 t yours at special.savings, |ho.. Fil^utcKhilifsyijU build axoqrdhT^Eff f JiVing*. 3»t for tablr drama !.!•'; .’•£? r—- - - - - - :- - - - - - - - - M■ • \ FOLLOW THIS WEaKLY SCHEDULE f—— IV" bINNM HATT ONLY 9c n I THROUGH JAN. 11 - $■ SALAD FLATS ONLY 9c THIRD WEEK JAN. 24 THROUGH JAN. 11 DESSHtT DISH ONLY 9c With each . $5 purchase FOURTH WEEK JAN. 31 . THROUGH Fl. » J COFFEE CUE ONLY 9c With M«h $5 purchate FIFTH WEEK FIR. 7 THROUGH >t». $2 SAUCEE ONLY 9c With each $5 purchaia SIXTH WEEK FIB. 14 THROUGH FIB. T» 12-OZ. WATER GLASS ONLY 9c With each $5 purchaM WHK JAN. U SECOND WEEK • ggg jam. THREE TIMES DURING THE NEXT IB WEEKS1 Don't miss a single week. There will be three 6 week periods in all to complete your set. During each period the 6 pieces will be available in the same sequence as ouliined in the weekly schedule above. A different piece will be on sale each week. If you spend $20 per week at Feipausch you can get a service for 12 (or 60 pieces) for only $5.40. TAYLOR SMITH & TAYLOR • FINE AMERICAN DINNERWARE PLUS A MATCHINO PIECE OF GLASSWAREI. (A DIFFERENT OLASS WILL BE FEATURED AT THE END OF EACH 6-WEEK PERIOD.) WATER GLASS. OLDFASHIOND JUICE GLASS AND DURING THE IVIh WEEK A LARGE 16-OZ. ICED TEA GLASS. AMOUNT OF PURCHASE EXCLUDES .at breakfast CIGAttTTES & SALES TAX THIS WEEK 10" DINNER PLATE �mng It Up Mrs. Marlow of Lake Odessa Buried Sunday Kohls said thb variety lx ex­ i ccllent for fanners cutting throe times per year far one or two years. When hay is green on tbs same fields for four or five years or more. Vernal is usu- Parker. Bho moved with her par­ ent to Lake Odessa when she was three years old, and later Ramms mo, Dec. 8,19*8. Did I ever send you this Item from the 1911-12 Mlcrtgan Ga­ zetteer? Page 1484. Prairieville—Pop. 250 In Prairieville township, Barry County. Eighteen miles southwest of Hastings, the county seat, and three mhea from Delton, it» banking and shopping point. His Baptist and M. E.' Churchrt and a weekly newspaper. The Prairie­ ville Pram. Mall stage dally to Delton, taro 28 oente. Telephone Vernal Alfalfa One of Highest Yielding Here Lake Odessa By franco* Johtulon Notary Public; Brown 4c Thorpe, genend store; Rev. J. H. CallanWodeil West at Lansing was dar. Baptist; M. M. Chase, capi­ a Sunday, Jan. 2. guest of Mr. talist; Citizens Telephone Co. and Mra Gary West. * Mrt Elon Clement, carp. 6t wagon- Reginald Dunigan and family of Hastings were Wednesday, Dec. John Drummond, Hotel 4s twp. 29,' visitors of Mrt Gene Shade clerk; Lucien Gibbs, mason; A and Andy. * Gordon Bowerman N. Higgins, pub. Prairieville spent hla holiday vacation from Press and Notary; Guy Higgins, Milwaukee Institute te Tech­ carpenter; J. G. Hughes, capi­ nology with his poroiu. * Mai*. talist; Mra Jr G. Hughes, No­ Brute and Brian Shade of Has­ tary Public; M. H. Hughes, hard­ tings returned Friday. Dec. 81, ware and Agr. Implements; after spending part of their vaGeorge Hyde, physician; MUo land, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aaplnall of Freeport, Ur. and Mrt ifonaid Hummel and Mr. and Mrt Robert Hershberger. New Years Day gutets.te Mr. and Mra Brandon Shade and teand,*ma of Hartings. * and Mrt Nle* Humjnri of ma hfid a family get-toer Saturday evening, Jac. I. odlng wen Mr. and Mrt Hummel. Mr. and Mra. Cllfford Hunuiul and Mra Shirley Morey « Ionia, Mr. and Mrt Harold Hummel of Portland. Mrt Bmirioe Hummel tea: Leay, pikyslclan; Michigan Telephone Co. Charles Mullen. Dentist; Mullen, blacksmith; A. T. Mr. and Mra LeRoy Catt had as thetr guests for supper and Christmas party Mr. and Mra Rev. I. N. Nltea, Episcopal; Mrs. Al Vroman and fwilly at Port­ I*. Ovennlre, photographer, Ed­ land. Mrt. Jennie Mahoney and ward Parker, supervisor; Prulrle- family, Harry Baldwin te Shellsburg , Mr. and Mrt John Catt, Mr. and Mrt Roger Cart of Newport and Mr. and Mra larry Catt of ClarkavUle. * Mr. [and Mra Morgan Inman and Nancy of Livonia spent the Jan. 1, weekend with Mr. and Mra. rtoyd Baxter. * Mrt Ray CooBy Ur* U~y Jaduon Isy has been transferred to Bt 189 TM-Hte Mary's Hospital for surgery to Mrs. W. B, Harper la spending Why Driv. repair a fractured hip after a a few months with her grandAround With a Faulty dsughla- and family, at 23025 Rapids. * Callers at thc Peter­ sen home during Cbristmaa lull­ clays were Mus ChrUUne Harri­ son of Waterford. Carroll Sweet “You sure do mo a lot of those Triple-A’s around** la the >umn« of 1916 there wm only 19 Amo Oeb nuM—u ■round Mich.gan-tbose of thc motoring pteoecn who fcwdtd thc Club. Uic higha»t yielding, moot dcslrnhle vanUce far Michigan, ac­ cording to a Michigan State University ax>p ocJenllat. H. L. Kohls, reported that Vernal has proved to be hardy and more widely adapted to Michigan tiuui any oilier high yielding variety. It also showed Blodgntt Hospital in Grand Rap­ Ids thc last week, relumed home Sunday, Jan. 2. A Mr. and Mra. Charles Finkbcincr and family, formerly ot Middleville, now ot Jackson, won a trip to the Rose Bowl game in California. He sold Harlow Swvet and family of tho most insurance policies. * Clio were Jan. 1, weekend guests of their mother, Mn. William honored New Year’s evening with a candlelight dinner and all the trimmings celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary at the home YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBIE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE 237 West Stete St. , I Phone 945-4392 EDWIN J. WEISENBACH, Re**SMo^tl*e Middleville AhmM Auto Radio? tie* . A Mra David Chases ngw ad­ dress in Florida 1» MIO Haverhill Court, Haverhill Rood. West - aKd 'family had as their gntat* to celebrate Mark's 4th birth­ this Winter is 3*8 N. Philadel­ day Bunday, Jan. 1, Mr. and Mra phia Street Hint, o/d Dr. Hart Puff*. * Tom Wleringa. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wieringa, Don't let a faulty radio rob you of driving enjoyment. Stop In today and 1st m tlx It for you. Hi-fi and tape recorders repaired quickly. Wl 5-9117 CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 fr Wl 5-5991 228 N. Jeffenen at MIO WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Mlks and Vicki wars Mr. and Mrs. Juan Bam and family ot Grand Rapids. They also called on Mr. and Mrt. Larry Gallardo Mr. and Mrt Orrin Catt bad as their guests for a holiday dinner Mr. and Mra Glendon Catt ot Marshall. Mrt. Hasel Fender and Kay of Portland, Nancy, Mr. and Mrt Kenneth Rush of Pontiac spent Thursday, I Deo. 30, In Lansing with Mr. and Mra Robert Allerdlng for a holi­ day dinner. day dinner, Mr. and Mra Henry Loafer. It'* our Turbo-Jel 396: the V8 strong enough io ran toot Chevrolet and Ils automatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning, power windows, AM/FM Multiplex Stereo radio. And more. Without even breathing hard. LOAN PLAN THE CHEVROLET WAY Here’t How st.tr. Reason u, a Turbo-Jet V8 breathe* deeper. Breathes freer. Deliver* more usable power whenever you need It—like for safer parting. Works more eSciently. Where the small* engine tarries, a Turbo-Jet V8 just loafs along. Smoothly. Quietly. Bow’d you like to drive behind one of the beet V8* ever nude? 11*1, yo^ do at your Chevrolet dealer's. And nowhere-else. ^WotfertwtTTurbo-Jet 396 V&t for '66. You can order 325 hp in any Chevrolet; 325 or 360 hp In 8> Chevelle 83 396. There’s also a 427-cu.-in. Turbo-Jet (up to 425 hp) available in Chevrolet* and Corvette*, of Austin 1 Local Finance See "OK* Hmd - LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET HASTINGS Ml. Wl 54425 1435 S. HANOVER �Good Farm Record* Vital HASTINGS BANNER Scheduled for April 30 Expert Comi Sudangrass Varieties Highlights Interesting Plper sudangraes Mill ranks among the high yielding varitlea (of Michigan, but sevaal now hybrids are also showing pronte according to a Michigan State University crop sotenUM. H. L. Kohls pointed apscl1 flooUy te Mw-Sr and Su-Chow P-A-O M. two hybrids that were *monr the five Nsheet yielding-verities In both Ev«t Lansing and Lake CUy field trial* • ~r *• -There were many other very promising hybrid*" sold Kalils, "and all of them should be tested two or three years before recommendations can be made for Michigan." FARM NEWS Special Youth 1 ' *am Farmers’ Week w 'tdXtu?’th^H^ubisplm Barry County. This plan was I adopted try the group. " Ha now owns 14 registered J and,Mrt. Seymour Bouwens and family and Tammy Asplnall: visited his parents, Mr, and Mra. ComeUous Bouwens of Altp. Sat­ urday, Jan. 1. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Don Link and daughter of Alas­ ka wore Bunday, Jan. 2, dinner visitors of Mr. and Mra, Ssy- la promoting the breed. Meadows, Extension Dairyman at MSU gave a very I enlightening talk on the history Newcomen to Michigan's I of the dairy cow and the found- working force will increase sub­ Ing of registered herdbooks. stantially by 1000 M the fastest growing group in the population, , will be the 30-20 year oida . NEW CARPETING to explore Job possibilities In agriculture and Ma related In­ dustrie*, business, science, engi­ neering. nursing, secretarial, home economic* art, communi­ cation and many other* High school students who ta- Buy Miller's Simple os 1-2-3 Freeport Prices Floyd Dukee and Mr. and Mra Melvin McDcrmld of Alaska en­ joyed bowling in Hastings New Year's Day. * Pvt. and Mrs. Kenneth Pawley are the proud parents of a boy, bofn New Year's evening at Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, weigh­ J01-B, * Mr. and Mrs. Tom ing 0 Ibk, 4 oss. Mra. Pawley is Vandcrmale and family spent a niece of Mra. Floyd Dukea. ’ Chnstaas Day with her parents. Mr. and Mr* Eugene Poll of Mr. and Mrs. HaroJd Rader of Belding. * Mr. and Mrs. TBm Vandennale and family spent the holidays with his parents. HOSPITAL PERSONNEL Registered Nurse*—Salary $5,575 to $7,850. . . 18 or over. Solory Institution Workers—Male $3,780 to $4,301. between 18 ond 60. Solory $4,364 to $5,095. Job Benefits: Liberal vocation and sick leave allow­ ances, paid holidays. 40 hour week, excellent retirement plan, job security, outstanding group insurance, ond nu­ merous benefits provided under Michi­ gan Civil Service. For further information contact the personnel office of the nearest facility. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and family ware New Year's Eve guests of Mr. and Mrt. Robert Tocfcrr. * Mr. and Mrs. Prank Thompson and family were Sat­ urday, Jan. 1. gusste of Mr. and youth programs may be obtained from Norman Brown, Student Coordinate*, College ot Agri­ culture, MSU. East Lansing. elder son aad Tom returned On Tuesday, "Accent on horn* with them. * . Recent callYouth- will call on talented 4H era on Mra. Mina Wtatand were Mr. and Mra. Ray Wieland of 2. Buy from Us the Jan. 1, weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mra Charles Geiger. Cther New Year's din­ ner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukes and Mr. and Mr* Ron Geiger. irm Thaler and Gayle and Mr. and Mra George Pounce were in Ionia Bunday. Jan. 3. * Mra Howard Thaler and eon, Gayle Mra Virginia Wlngder and were Thursday lunch guests of lOHi Stanley and Rodney of Belding and Pvt. Robert Lan­ caster of Detroit wen Thursday. . Kalamaxoo State Hospital Fort Custer State Home < Phone 345-7194 Augusta, Michigan AN EQUAL OVeORTUNITY EM FLOY ER Geiger home, w Mr. and Mra. Richard Shoebridge spent New Year's Eve at LaknOdma. help­ ing their daughter, Mrs. Ted Set a golf date. and 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds my and Devany Moore of Has­ tings were Thursday, Dec. JO, visitors of their grandparents. NO CHARGE 0A INSTALLING! MO Rom Growers* Miller s MMa“" SERVICE Meet ■ The West Michlgm RtMulang a group of rose Browers wboATp devoted to growing g better rose and encouraging otters Id a'Tbwardlng bobby, will meet at the Grand Rapids Garden Center; 333 Washington Street, Wednes­ day. Jan- l*lh at 7:30 pm. The LET BILL DING IMPROVE YOUR HOME Invite the bunch. era of Mr. and Mra. James OboL Mr. and Mra. Rico Rendon and family Just returned indie from spending two weeks wtth hfa father. Roman Rendon, and other relative tn Poteet. TMua * Mr. and Mra. Bill BicugiVted Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Burgess children, and Mra. Greta. Blough sprat the Jan. 1 weekend with and children of Palatine, Ill., Mr. and Mra. Robert Blough at were Christmas weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mra family held their Christmv. party at the Community Hall In1 Woodland this ytorxm Christ- I tnu Day. * Mr. apd Mrt. Archie Powell of Barryton were recent wWksnd guests of Mr. and Mra i Cfcil Olar. * Donna Wallunaa I spent New Year's weekend with her parents. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walhinos and non of Ludington •upper gutwta of Mr. and Mra. spent'New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs Pete Wallunas. * Mr. jow gflWnaw ■ । —__ /' Mr. and Mra. Donald Blough and children of Wyoming were Bandar, Jan. 2. visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blough. * Mr. Calvin Buehler home on Beech daughter, Cindy were New Year's Street Monday, Jan. 3. The dinner gua«* of her parents, MT. chimney burned out. and Mra Jesse Blough. * MT. and Mra Keith Buehler and family were New Year's dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Voight VanByckle of Dowling. * Mr. Order tickets. Phone the roofer.1 What a wonderful thing the telephone is! And how little it costa? Michigan Bell family and Mr. and Mra. Nerval Thaler and Sue were Saturday, Jan. 1, guests of Mr. and Mra Start tho Naw Year off on the right foot by repairing and remodeling your home. BILL DING can help you do It . . . easily and economically. supply all tha material* you II need Year's Ew-gussti of their daughter.Hrt. Richard Bird. * Saturday, Jan. 1, collars at the Richard Bird home wore Mr. and Mra Richard VendavUle, Jr., and children at Port­ age, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Tag- Need money for STOP IN THIS WEEK The only way we could make a Catalina look even better would be to show you Its price tag. MB6KC0 Because stretching back for nearly 18 feet behind that dashing front end la everything that would LONG TEEM lUnjiwtiaiii)^ (. AIL|ED BUILDING CENTER make pricing a Catalina the next logical step: A 3®<u. In. V-8. Wide-Trock wheals. Nylon carpets. A package of safety features Including seat belts front and roar. And one of the roomiest trunks In tho field. Come In. take on and price out a Mger at your Pontiac dealera-a good place to buy used cars, too. HASTINGS OVFICI UIH k MUM*. a>_ ww. M Wide-Track Pontiac REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC 107 N. Michigan, Hastings � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-01-20.pdf 705c78a17dbced9e355a3f210d594c92 PDF Text Text Cast, Chorus, Orchestra Rehearsing for Musical, My Fair The operetta I* a Lerner 4t Loewe tire operetta by the Haattngs High The pit orchestra rehearsed, far CKiggina and Howard Martin, trum­ pet; Arthur Steward, euphonium; Gerald Young, bare; Wottran Ftch- flret year in choir, la appearing a* Freddy Eyn*ford-Hlll. and Douglas OTaughlln. a Senior who sang in the chorus of Brigadoon, appear* threugh high school Lee la the a* Colonel Pickering high school mayor, wa* the No. 1 Frost and Karen McKeough. a* Rudy McPherson. Kris Martin, third Bmeiker boy. to appear in maids; Steve Jacoba and Dick Cindy Miller. Lyndan Robinson. Vai ■ high achool operetta* Tom playa Cindy Moyer, a Senior, play, the earned letter* in wrestling. Brlgadoon. The boot to -Pygmalion." .Alfred DooUttie. Bin's father Bob ail through high school ai tnlnor role In Brtgadoon I <choir Mary Stuta, a Senior, playa elude Kathy OuklU. Mr* Higgins; Mary Settle*. Mr*. Eynsford-Hill; cal group* throughout her year* in high achool. Stic played the frtnla sung with Larry Shaltis, Zoltan Karpathy; Steward, clarinet; Mare Btortan. through high Judy Stauffer. Mr* Hopkina; Eve­ lyn von Reis. Lady Boxington; baaaoon; Kenneth Russell and WllJarota. a Su;>humore In his Randy Moyer, Jamie; Nell Wilder, the part of Eliza Doolittle. Cindy. tlon picture which la playing first Margaret Birrtan and Dr. Fred the daughter of Director Moyer, Hauser, violin; Dr. Weeley Logan, played a minor role in Brigadoca the three night* in Central Audi­ torium with ticket* to be purchased from student* of music for specific The Hastings Banner 110th Year 20 Pagas—3 Sections CITIZKN OF THE YEAR—Thoma* F. StebMnd, Ileft) preaident Snow Piles Up, Hastings May Have Primary Mercury Drops Hasting* may have a primary election on Monday. Ftt^Jl. to which two candidates To Season’s Low determine receive place* on the April 4 ballot Skier* and other Winter sport* for City treasurer. enthusiast* have been in their glory since the middle of last- nearly six and one-half United Church Women Reset Meets Tho meetings of United Church Women which were to have been held Friday, Jan. 14, at the First Prasbytertait Church, NOT ELIGIBLE to vote st the said Special School Election. Per­ son* planning to register must determine when th* City and Township Clerks' offices will be open far regiatrallan. This Notice la given by order of the Board of Education of School District No. 8. Fractional • Welcome Corners), Carlton and Hastings Townships, Barry County. Michigan Dated January 18. 1966. Eduard Anderson, Secretary Board of Education (Welcome Corners) 1/27 funeral service for Mrs George M. Chenoweth III. NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of Share­ Friday, Jan. 31, as follows: A holder* of the Hastings City workshop for World Day of Bank for the purpose of electing director* and for the transaction of *uch other business a* may meeting of United Church Wo­ legally come before the meeting men. with election and tnetalladay of February. ISM. ^backward glances gleaned from the Banner files On* of Hastings' developing Industrie*, the Chenoweth Ma­ chine Company, moved Into It* new 3 JOO foot addition last week, which more than doubled the floor space of the original plant Hasting* Rotary and Klwanl* clubs will entertain 80 member* Of the high school athletic team, at noon luncheon In th* Fartah . . _____ • --- - - -- with Herbert Q. (Frits) Cristar. Luncheon Honors Mrs. Adrounie For G.O.P. Work Eighty-seven said they believed the old method of assigning gen­ luncheon party at tire Hotel Has­ eral 4H club agent* on a county On Dean’s List Haattngs who died at Bradenton. He I* survived by hla wife. Alke. Senior Clllsens * Veterans Tellhet; The Fifth Man. Man­ I will be at the Rutland Town ning Coles; The River Road. France* P. Keyes; Papa Went to Hall, Friday, January 21*1 and January-28th. from 1 to 4 pm. wired Timber. Dorothy Canfield; to receive application* for Senior The Glass Crutch. James Blah- ClUasn* and VeUran* Homestead Exemptions Bring proof of ag* and property ownership, such a* Nation of Halloa*, Loui* Ada­ deed or contract. Veteran* bring mic; Ths Soong Sisters, Emily last check number, discharge pa­ Hahn and American Chronicle. per* and proof of ownership. No­ Ray Stannard Baker town hall dhrtng thto time. Forat Foley, Supervisor County dairy farmer and president of the National and Michi­ gan Milk Producer* Associations, »pe*k« with leader* of the al the Nashville Methodist Church. Officer* reelected were Here Monday —U. Gov. William O. Milliken, continuing hl* policy of taking hl* office to the people. 1* to hold office hours Monday. Jan. 24. in Eaton and Barry Courthouse al Charlotte from 10 am. until noon and at the Court­ house at Hasting* from 3 to 5 pm. He Invite* all citizen* to see him on matter* of State buslhope* to have held office hour* In each of Michigan's 83 counties. Mothers’ March Next Thursday In Barry Drive Dime* is underway and Chair­ man Itfbert Spanable hi* *nnoupo4d that the annual Mothers’ communities on Thursday eve­ ning. Jan. 27. Mothers' March for WednesSponable said the Mothers' March tn Hastings and other communities would be next Thursday, and he urged everyone to give a* generously as possible to the mothers when they made their house-to-house canvas*. Participating In the Mothers' March in the Taffee Addition are to be Mr*. Roy Carlson, chair­ man. and Mr*. Gordon Fuhr. Mrs. Howard Jameson. Mrs. Charles Burch. Mrs. Bernard Hook. Mrs. John Sleeper and 1/17 Unemployment Dairymen Gain I/ eO " - _ —- _ Office /I,,/,,, Open Here Strength in Unity, Every 2 Weeks Prank Chrlitenien. manager of the Grand Rapid* Unemploy­ ment Office, ha* announced that the branch office In Halting* 1* to be open only every othsr Wed­ nesday starting this Wednesday, MMPA Head Says Milk Producers Note on Threshold of New Era, Co^tp Preiident Slalet "Strength Through Unity" wm tentative* of the ME8C Grand wiU Glenn Lake. Lapeer Count Uonal and ChrUteoaen explained that the meeting of the Eaton-Barry change from weekly vleite to chapter held at the Nashvliie economy measure. rattier than noon. due to the fact Uial the unem­ ployment roll* here were down. bargaining and marketing .designed to exploit every Merchants Plan War, wiU he aggressively -by 10,00^ Unlud UM: ‘Krazy Daaer- — Members of the Retail Divtalon of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce are echeduUng many evente for the next few months with the first to be Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Feb. 10-11-12 While there i* no and Russell Hankins. Other event* include the Trave' Trailer Rally with from 100 to 150 trailer* expected to roil Into Hastings April 15-16-17; th* Moonlit* Bale: Sidewalk Sale, First Ward workers Include: and the Auction Sale event. Mrs Jack Echtlnsr and Mrs Wendell Smith, co-chairmen. Savings & Loan Reports Progress Gordon Core, Mr* Vem Bow­ man, Mb. William Stedman. Mr* Harold Bolo. Mr*. Larry Blair, Mr*. Kingsley Bennett. Mrs Gary Cooper, Mr*. Fred Vertand Ransom, executive vice Markle. Mrs. Elwood Wyngarden, preaident and secretary of the Has­ Mr*. William Towne. Mrs. Ron­ ald BenneV, Mrs. Milton Miner, ting* Saving* A Loan Association. Ita* announced that Uie association anticipates paying 4'. percent In­ James Coleman. Mr*. David Bol­ terest a* of next June 30. It ha* ton. Mrs. Hugh Edmond*. Mr* been paying 4 percent. George Straub. Mrs. Larry Baum. Mr* David Yarger, Mra Keith Yerty. Mrs. Homer Baum, Mr* Philip Gallup, Mr*.. Betty Chase night al which Eart Ceteman, and Mr*. Dale Smith Second War'd: Mr*. Arthur Cook and Mr*. William Ellis, co­ chairmen, and Mrs Von da Cap- dent, Roy Thorns* vic* president, pon. Mrs Maurice Wlesenhofer. Jacob* tectjxl vic* president. Ran­ Mr* Donald Nevin*. Mr*. Joseph som executive vic* president and Shafer. Mr*. Wayne Morgan. Mr* Jack VanHouten, Mr*. Louise named treasurer Stix'kham. Mrs Larry James and Ransom also announced that Mr* John Chandler. 4506.489 to 14.031.406 and there had rod. chairman, and Mr*. Harmon been ■ gain in loan* of 4525,092 tc Wilcox. Mr*. Duane Jarman. Mr*. 13902.673 Stewart Howe*. Mr*. Harland The gain in asset* was 460)376 Guernsey, Mr* Forrest Johnson. serve requirements Youngs. Mrs Henry Glbeon. Mr* Robert Furrow. Mr*. Nancy Gorodenskl. Mr* Donald Fedewa, zottle last month) there to ■ tightening of supply - demand balance and government held lalry surpluses are dwindling. This condition has not bevfl wltH is for many year* armefs* Income,* Lake cantin­ usd. es plainrd that bargaining to Lake traced the development of the MMPA. reporting that since It* organisation in 111* It the major dairy cooperatives tai ■he Nation. Throughout thasg M •elf There must be a market member marketed *4380 worth «rf nllk. For 1966. it will be nMrty 114.000 due to the association* .ffort*. marketing. Ten year* ago the MMPA mar­ keted two'billion pounds of thilb. han »nv other dairy cooperative in the U.S Pat Gilmore. Rename Officers Of Hastings National Bank CUnder. Mrs Millard Long, Mr*. Calvin Plummer, Mr*. Ken Ra­ dant. Mr*. George Hamaty. Mrs Art Prtdenburg. Mr*. Willard president; Walter A Eaton, vic* ind held are limited greatly by pre>1dent and cashier; Charles H Hinman and William Sted­ <rgstn;n* snd marketing must man. vice presidents, and Frnnk- te.-rsne a reality, Lake asserted. GlUette. Mr*. Ivan King, Mr*. Joseph Duffy. Mr* Jack McOulre. What people arc reading—Liat . . BACKWARD GLANCES, November, a questionnaire wa* peculated to a* many people at could be reached. Replies were received from all parts of the county, not only from 4H leaders snd parent*, but from outsiders as well. Many also took the Ume to make cotnmenta tn writing about the ptog ran), the committee reported. ' | -ct the question of finance. M ------------ --- 7----- — ; UCOOVCU believed lilt the IXUUUUUlt Legislature OUUUIU should Earl Tobias. Trady Tobias. Ev- j increase 4H appropriations, and erelt Olmstead. Mra. Marshall only 4 said No. Ninety-six *ald Gay and Lansing Gilbert. 0,6 Barry County Board of Supuay ano <-■"»"*------------------------- ervisors should continue to genStarung »t the 4H leaders; croUsly support the 4H program, Recognition banquet held last while ------------■- •— No. again 4 knld Sixty-seven believed 411 ! support teavaUable Five said No Republican Committee, Mrs. H. A. o^y four of M J1Me ry,w A*ounle. was honored for her njeth<xl of aligning agent* on a work in the Republican Party. . trl.county basis and 94 out of ■n» W 10! !»!«;, Butt Coumj UioiU the Board members of the women a hflTe a fuibume agent, organisation aa a greture of apTwenty-nine favor keeping the leadership glven jH progr*m In rural areas, 67 ! others thought It should also Sarah Hutt, Barbara Sweet, Sue The opinion was expraued that reach urban people. Ninety - two Bachman. Linda SkedgeU. Karen probably no other Republican wo- out of 88 like a strong program Bacon. Pam Levengood. Millie Ri­ man In the county ha* given more I of incentive award*, such as fair der. Jean DeMott, Linda Kahler. Nina Bryan. Carol Quinlan. Sue cause of Republicanism, than ha* ; Sixty out of 86 said they Turkal. Sue Clagett. Carole Sweet. the honoree. | thought cutting th* Home ExLola Sage, Doris Hale. Elaine Mrs. Adrounie. a past president tenaion Program seriously hurt ’ the 4H program. ter. Harold Lewis, Kannea- Kahler - of the Hastings Women's Club, has' Prompting the survey was been active in many civic organi ­ Hale. Gary Robbe. Steve KeDer. the cutback in appropriation* Gene Greenfield, Hutt-Robtnaon- zations In the Republican party which ha* resulted In a cut In ties with the Republican Women's Vault, Chri* Jaoobv. GardnerWe feel that with 1.800 mem­ Bryan-Hale, Pavllch-Springer- Federation of Michigan and at bers and 300 leaders in Barry present she is president of the Clagett and Sue Springer Barry County Republican Women's County. William Kirkpatrick ha* Those winning Claas 3 rating* Club. a full time job. Now he will have the same responsibilities in Mont­ were: Charles Andru*. Dennis calm, Ionia and Barry, along with Craig. CurtB-Ro** Trombone Duet, one other ageni.'The committee members said. Kathy Pike, Frank Hum. Fktty Mr. and Mrs Donald Worgeas "We firmly believe that our Keeler, Terry Williams. Tom Payne. Phil Schlachler, Joyce Cau- of Rl. Dowling have received a educational program* supplement kln. P«t Ganlner. Jeff Miller. Dave letter from the Dean'* Office of the school snd home training Robinson. Brenda Trick. Rhyna Kalamaxoo College atallng lh»t and It also helps to combat juve­ Scholma, Ann Netherv. jerry their daughter. Ellen, a graduate nile delinquency We believe this Young, Dean Rose, Simon-Beckwith of Hasting* High In 1966, has preventive program te much less received all “AV for the first costly to the State than the cost and Rider-Springer. —.... lw for. young people ... in Winning Class 4 rating was: Ted semester and 1* on the Deans of caring '1st. KUen I* now eligible to join trooble. We believe — that “-*8 a busy Woodmansee (ElU* accompanist the Alpha Lambda Delta, a Na- child Is a happy child and much Uonal Honor Society for College lesa likely to get into trouble." Frcahmen women. they concluded *t Braden ten brary: Nine String* to Your Bow. by Mauric* Wal»h; She C*me Back. Patricia Wantworth; The Black Rom, Thoma* B Costain: >by R.M.C-=" A little something for everyone Brass Sextet 8DD.YV.W. Work­ ing-Bender Bass Bax Duet. AldrichWorking Bax Duet. Linda Philp, Bonna Acker, Gene Ehgterth. should increase appropriation* to Turkal-Demott, Turkal-Goodyear- expend Die 4H program, in the Sweet. Gayle Myers, Eileen Tucker. opinion of more than 05 percent of Barry County residents ques­ Stoeby. Ken Ruarell. Ernie Vat«hn. tioned by a committee of 4H leader*. Lawrence. Haan - Bender. Jo Arm ... Member* of the committee. Who operated entirely oetslde ball coach at the University of Michigan a* guest speaker. Robert E. Stanley. Heating*, wa* elected secretary - treasurer of the Michigan Mutual Insur­ ance Company at the annual meeting Wednesday New to the board of directors will be Robert B. Godfrey of Lansing Classified Ad* to The Banner, Wl 5-3481 EDITORIALS Favor Increasing 4H Work Through Higher Appropriations Henry Weaver Dies in Florida past two Show* and again MTV«a in that capacity for My Flair lady. Nancy la I for choir. NUMBER 40 mendotuly increased supply of Forty-three members of the In­ group* and faction*, including even strumental deportment in* the Has­ tings public school* received top big business—That. in brief, was the sum and substance of the State ever, he may be the only one to and Ensemble Festival held Wed- of the Union message delivered entertain this .ppUmlMlc predic­ by President Johnson before a joint tion There Is also competent the west wing of the high achool. opinion that headstrong adlierencc to such a course would merely be greasing Uie skids toward an eco­ The students played a solo with What then is the State of the nomic crash. Union? Although the President Certainly the United States t* dent—IT HAD BETTER BE the wenltiilest nation tn the world. All sailor band Undent* are PLENTY GOOD TO FINANCE AT required to play a aolo. and they ONE AND THE SAME TIME ar* not IlmiUcas and we, too. would may also play In an ensemble. Student* received a rating of GREATLY ESCALATED WAR do well to remember that the word COSTS IN VIET NAM AND -CONSERVATION" Is n meaning­ given first and second rating* by MULTI -BILLION DOLLAR IN­ ful term, even In a country blessed judges may elect to perform al the District FesUval to be held In CREASES IN THE COST OF with exceptional riche*. Hamilton Feb. K THE GREAT SOCIETY" HERE Tiie President 1* on firm ground, Judges were William Mumma. ON THE HOME FRONT I Grand Rapids; Harry Van Dyke. we believe. In Indicating that every Hudsonville; Lee Brower, Zeeland, Evidently, the President is con- (Please turn to Page 4. tht* Bee.) and Steve Working, Wayland. A list of the students and their rating* follow. Those winning Class 1 rating* petition* to U to a >ea*on'* low of 14 below sera kwu on Hatarday, Jan. 38. which was registered Saturday.fmmi- Storkau. Sharon Ravllch, Mary night. ‘Ftanow and Mrs. Goodyear. Gerry Steward; Dave Towne. John Tripp, Mary Gardner. Steve WUliimta. Garden Robinion, Cajl HoflmaK Steward-Sage. Marian K Jemra Tuctax-F-^— "—--------- -------Doolittle. Paul Cur­ curj fimn auui — ------------ ---- -w-—»ood, Ooodyear-Swtetr Phuj>bikr-Hi^.v and ting Ngto* ef.SI Nothary-Brysn Thursday *cho<^.Hu»es general iy traveled only on the main Winning Class 2 ratings were: road* a* the ittde roads were tlon for reelection M ha* Board of Wally Pool, Greg Martin. Grrg practically blacked. , Shetteriy. Dave Robinson. RusReview member Thoma* Taffee Nominating petition* must be mU-MUm Hom Duet. Ru**eU-McCielland-VaJugh'Schtachter Hom Quartet. BraM Sextet H CR CM H. not more than 80. Tucker-Darby-Btahop Comet Trio. King-Buck Sax Duet. Hahn-Acker LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Duet. Martha Cove. Llale Conly, The last day on which person* Townea-Levengood.-'Scott Young, may register with the Township Berre* Darby. John DeVault. Torn Clerk (*) or City Clark to vote at Hahn’ BUI Hammond, Linda Mcth* Special School Election to be Cloitond. Bill Haan, Jeff Chandler. held on March 1, 1886, 1* January Neyaa Hawkins. Grog Bishop, Jim 31. 1866. Person* registering after King, Dale Working. Dawn Buck. 6:00 o'clock pa. Eastern Stand­ Mary Kannea, Kathy Johnson. and gentlemen include Rosemary Ford. Chris Hail, Craig Huntley, Kevin Keast. Agnes McPhariln. George Wlnl-fc. Carol Brawner. Col! Your News and Hasting*. Michigan, Thursday, January 20, 1966 Instrumental Students Receive Class I Rating aha Cements. flower girl; Diana Hoffman and Mika Fttagerald. Brown, Mrs. Higgins' maid, and Nancy Kill* ha* served M Dick Hamm, a* the constable heareal accompanist and ha* pta th* MMPA. there are now just 1.400 farmer* in Southern Michi­ gan last year, and there ha* been 1 29 percent reduction In milk DeCamp and Mra. Harold De- Bank of Hastings reelected the buyera director* of th? organization al There are now three market* William Gautsch*. Mr* Ed Free­ >n Michigan- Southern Michigan, land. Mr*. Blair Pratt. Mrs Bruce day evening. Jpstate and the Upper PeninBean. Mr*. William Pierce. Mr* Rlciiard A Groce continue* a* ula. Lake pointed out. There ha* x«n a sharp decline in th* num­ ber ot dairy processing plant*. Mrs Frank Beckwith. Mr*. Ken Brower. Mr*. Harold Grey. Mr* Other director* ar* Richard M. Bud Water*. Mrs. Lyle Gillespie, Cook. James W. Radford. Jr, Mr* Charte* Collins. Mra. THDm- New Catalog Weighs 51 Pounds Named to'Y' Board YMCA board at th* annual meet­ ing held Tuesday night at the City Bank wore John Chandler. unit elected at Saturday'* maet- Sears, Roebuck and Company'* Charlotte, vica preaident. and Wayne Pennock. Map** Grove, Um> dinner were �family * wMna8 Richey Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Dowling Mon Ho* Lead in Iowa State Musical Production \ Don R—dsll al Dowling j Is suddenly Stale University campus on Jan. :«-» The musical oomedy Is baaed on the play “Charlies Um problems of Charite. nation. Having Just praaantad ma with a nice heifer calf with 1 Tralaiag ~ Airman Wohlacheld, son of Mra Freeport Of courae. she admila that bar record was not aa great as K mall route to and fnxn Grand g Rowley, mn of Mra Grace E. Rowley of R3 Bellevue, hag been ._ a e-ku-. aww rx* ■* Rapids main outlets, thereby causing a graduate of Athens High School, children and Ralph Moore vtlltrd airman, a 1984 graduate of Ste­ phen F. Austin High School. periodic leak when filled to ca­ recently completed basic trainFacility Sunday. Jan. •. * Mra Houston, recently completed ba­ pacity ahe feeia that 17,080 iba sic training at Lackland AFB, Bud Btegert and Mrs laadore tended Battle Creek Central High Oehl, a IMS graduate of Cale­ Johncock called on hto daughter. School, will be trained on the Job donia High School, recently com­ Mrs. Busan Gentry of Battle as an administrative specialist pleted baalc training at Lack­ with the Strategic Air Command. land AFB. Taxaa. rue, has been reletted for train- By Mrt. Syiean Tafg Sheppard AFB. Ttxaa, as aa air- Air Force aircraft maintenance tended this funeral of Jay Smith Woodland Floyd By Mrt. Clendon Curtu Grinnell were U Public Forum Sunday. Joint PTA Meeting Features Community Youth Programs j Consequently I .have agreed to call this to your attention ■ K The Woodland Child Study Club Tuesday. January 18 at the Lakewood High School U- NorthwCero. Algonquin ENJOY and LEONARD Binoereiy youra, daughter. Mra George KllicM In Wealey Joppfe and Mrs. Hoy Bode and Mra Elizabeth Over- lam committee. * The Young Womans Bible Study Club of the MMhodlat Church will mast Msm.gf Nashville Mareb 8. ^NBrbar Bred ta Harttagx people of Barry county. These people of thia county expect the abaolute best in law enforcement meet with Mra Vivian Ralrigh. officers but yet they expect them A new group from the church entertained the WCTU Thurs­ to work for nothing. । day. * Arthur Fuller of Grand Naw the question: How many church al 8 pun. TTUa gnxip will Rapids was a Sunday. Jan. 9. people that are taxpayers of this county would start out at 44 JOO Humana Everyone i* cordially invited. reach 45000? Not very many. I could count them on my fingers. Ins from her bout with poeuThe officers of this County have no retirement setup, no indaughtcr. She would appreciate liasUnsa. Callen addrews ia 341 Hussey Street. and 10 hours a day. They get no vacation pay. and one week vaCool and family. mailed his fatlw, Floyd Geiger TVsr perheat grama In the Community" which and Mm Robert Walton. Debby. weeks. and Gary ng Kahunaaoo were If officer works from 8 pm fkiryfay, Jen 8, lunch gueata of'until 4 pm. and has to go to Uvtng in Nellie Hewitts hou* Call WI 5-348L FREE NEXT BEST HEAT TO SUNSHINE Phone 645-5022 « 945-5442 40 GALLON ELECTRIC Fast Recovery Water Heater (Replace 30 or 60 amp only) McAllister Lewis Electric 1320 East State Street, Hastings With each new 100 Amp Service Clayettfola OIL COMPANY Phone 623-5381 JUST PAST THS I. W. BUSS PUUfT ■ jf Wallen to BL Johna They visited Vikings leak during hla off-duty hours but he gets nothing for it. He doesh't family. They fbund Doo much know what Holiday pay la and if hla day off falls on a Holiday he's lucky, if It doesn't, he works •Rt is broken | Reuben Crites. Under the present situation If a night officer makes an arrest * shoots 4 hoars explaining over Pf>yd this man has to work the next 3 ■BBterwurth Hrepnali night. Jan. 8. * Mr. and Mra । what Fm saying is this: This Dukas and children of County Is getting the best pro■nd Mr nruT Mm «• with a that* hue ice skates that don’t tents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dukes ent fringe benefits (which' are fit may have an opportunity to tn honor of, Bernard's birthday, nothing). sell them and maybe find a pair ' * Mr. and Mra George Faunce AU this that I have said can CENTRAL RADIO & TV HQWAXD TkUM BULL VI J-»tt7 • Wl 5-5M2 WE CLOSE AT ^OON ON SATURDAYS use aecreaarj>. aaxa. ruuuuu niacu uw iuiw m *uu iv*u uua by teleptxaUng. 367-33U. * An- Main Saturday evening, Jan. 8. down and ask themselves If they olfxT family atus claused from ! Mra Andrew Brandt and Mra. ; would work for 14 JOO a year and llxir tome because of fire Fit- Allen Flat visited Mra. Btrtla risk being shot everytime they day night This was a very bit- Yargcr. Mra. Leah Karchrr. lU)P * car, check a door, serve a K’J UMU wsscai SUv -—**.... • - -—----- — — — -­ out about 3 00 at the home of Moore at the Medical Facility iouJ routine patrol. Mr. and Mrs Ted Schonddmay- Sunday. Jan. 9. * Mra and Mrs. I J. ^hik Owy come up . -- ----- .. . ' 1—------------------------------------ . ------- with A great big “No." ' I think it's time far the Jevel. headed cltlsens of this County to ' get around and start doing somethe fire department was notified. mile north and one and a half tn me ueujopauuc Hoe- u - —~~~ miles wrat. Not much was wived PiUd in Deidlng. Sunday, Jan. 9. 'c"n “w ' ’ ' * Mr. and Mra. Clair Clum t" County, if we expect to vuuud their daughter, Mr. and wi .■*>me bedding Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic XS X? 1 funeral of William Beadle in action Battle Creek, Jan. 10. Mr. I Thank you. Beadle was a former 8th District WJIR. VFW Commander. ui. ** I* U I children of Caledonia were Bun- I the.funeral of their uncle. Mor­ ley Carew, in Grand Rapids, w . Mr. and Mra Milton Buehler at­ I tended a card party at the home Middleville ♦ Bill Vandermale la home from the hospital and . Back m ths summer of 1916-when thtf Auto Club was founded—a motoring tnp frequently was a pioneering adventure. Roads were poor. Directional signs did not 1 tixist. Help along the route was seldom available. with the family at Port Hurbn. * Mra Minnie Clemons and PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Branch were Thursday, Jan. 6. overnight guests of Mr. and Mra, the funeral of George Heinla s “>•’ »>»*“>» S "S ““ S their unde, , | Concrete Blocks Sand & Greve! Nashville, Mkh. Fhosse 03-2791 CaptlV• Tqke the wheel of the 1966 Cadillac and you’ll lose your heart to the world’s most satisfying motor car. Visit your nRndwrixed dealer soon and Carpet & Furniture CLEANING If you are proud of your fumiihinge and want to protect your inveetment, discover how Cadillac can put romance back in your driving. The only way to fully appreciate Cadillac performance new variable ratio power steering provides the parking! is to arrange with your dealer for a demonstration drive. and cornering ease of small cara-with the solid road­ Your first reaction will very likely be that there never holding only a car of Cadillac's size can offer. And with before has been a car so quieL Scientific soundproofing Cadillac's twalvw models-its extraordinary variety of combined with advancements in engine and chassis de­ have them cleaned the eafeit ond most Today a motoring trip is a carefree family affair. Good roads and signs speed you on your way, and if you need a helping hand the Auto Club is always nearby with Roupd-lna-Clock Road Service; Personalized Travel Planning; Broad Personal Accident Insurance; and Protective Bad Bonds. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN WAITINGS OFFICE 217 WM State St. ... Mm. /TAirk ■ MMl sign make the 1966 Cadillac the quietest of all time. Re­ give you expert help la tailoring your new Cadillac into sponse at all speeds is virtually instantaneous. Exclusive the most rewwding automobile you have ever owned. effective way possible. Standard of the Hbiirf MILLER'S Duradean SEE AND DRIVE THE MAGNIFICENT 1966 CADILLAC NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC » YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 E. Weodle.d An. Ph. 5-«»l ■■F REAHM MOTOR SALE>, WC. 107 N. Michl*** Ata* HhmWI J-MVI DEALER �I T-K Buddies Join Navy, Graduate With Largest Class Locol Bowlers Roll High in Pro-Am Event to men who attended Tharnappto-Ke«ogg School al Mkldlevllle have enlisted tn the Navy. The Puzzle Isn't the Problem an Tuesday night and shot 13M I history, all ballot* tn the State Herilwn will automatically In­ worth |200 plus trophies. MT*. Orl Friday of Mra. Grace Miller, port, stationed aboard the mine sweeper USS Osark, with Norfolk. Dick Miller called to help her celebrate her birthday. * Mr. and Mrs Harry'.DoWTllag had a and Mra. Ted Wlertngs. rtatloned family pedro party for the twtn*. on the heavy guided missile ship. Mra. Judy Brown and Jerry USS Canberra (CAG2), FPO Ban Roush, Saturday night to cele­ brate thetr birthdays. * Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler and family and Mrs. Jim Robertson of Middle­ were Sunday dinner guests of ville, assigned to the dutroyer USS Mr. and Mra. Henry VanSyckle. Huntington with Mayport, Fla., his home |»rt. There will be a. WSC8 dinner Cluirlcs and Dennis have bunks and meeting at tile Briggs side by side and nre doing the Church Thursday. * Callers at same work on the Canberra. DANISH . . and Rauh of Mendon..* Mr. and and modern all the way through. Nora Stilas Sunday. * Eight friend* of Ruby Moxoo gave a farewell party Saturday night al the' home of Cindy Campbell. I Site is going to Kalamaaoo. [ Hickory Corners tlent at Borgnsa Hospital and her husband la bring cared for al Fairhaven Rest Home. * In­ vitations have been Issued to the wedding of Miss CTiarla Baines and Billy Simpson to take place lot the Wesleyan Church Saturdav. Jan. 21. *L 2 o'etock. * Mra CLEARANCE lot. This year all of ths State’s appnixinutely 1JOO townships, in­ cluding Barry County's 10 townahl|n. will hive spaces for Demo­ cratic township candidates on the ballot. "We don't intend to leave the^r spaces empty." Mrs. Parker said "We’re starting right now to find the best people in each township GlilanHe Willison, Mr. and Mra Irl GU1Ha tings. who is «tatloned on the asple were Sunday visitors of carrier USS Roosevelt with Maynnrt Li. ___. Harvey Olllasple. * Mr. r> m ~ Welclwr were Gaylord Holmes Dr. Georg* T, Osbom, vice Tuesday, Mr. and Mra. Rolland president of Illinois Wesleyan Gibbs Saturday afternoon • * University, and hla wife, of The Merle Dunns of Marshall Bloomington. DI., were guests of calkd on the Keith B'rlckland* the E. E. She-ffs Monday. Jan. and Winnie Dunn Saturday. * 10(The Keith Stricklands and Mr* --------------------------------------------------- Winnie Dinn were Sunday din- Mrs. Parker added that she and other parly leaders would like to hear from people who would lik. to participate In local government by running as candidates. COATS, DRESSES, JACKETS REDUCED!! [ TO M -J* W' tlnu'd. “many rural Michigan JIGSAW PUZZLE poses no problems for Marty Mlm Mack, 4, Sanio Clara, Calif., born wilh most of both arms missing. He picks up pussle pieces with greatest of ease. His mother, Gloria, a volunteer worker for the March of Dimes which finances 57 birth defects ••If mor* tidily than any of hl* fiva older brolhert, all bom normal. Each year 250,000 babies ar* bom in the U.S. with major birth defects. Moreover, birth defects are the nation’s second greatest destroyer of life when prenatal loss is included. You can aid scientific research into these tragedies and support patient care by giving In January to the Morch of Dimes. ‘Snow Policy’ al Middleville T-K is Explained Invite World War I Vets to Meeting World War Qnc veteran* are Invited to meet at Uie Com­ munity Center AC the fairgrounds Bupc. of Scboola Earl Van­■ al 2 p.m. on Saturday. Jan. 22. Sickle of Middleville's T-K■ The meeting is called by Jake School ha* announced the policy Veteran* of World War I. Eligi­ Middleville's school because of ble to Join are those who served weather conditions. In the U. 8. Armed Forcaa from April 6. 1917, through Nov. 11, 1018. Wives, widows and sisters running on People’s. Taxpayers arid other locally-named party tickets.” "This new state law. which auto­ matically places the Republican and Democratic party on the town­ ship ballets, will strengthen Uie two party system and. I hope, re­ sult in more responsible grass roots government.” Mrs. Parker Savings Spectacular!! ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S FASHION "Township candidates will be on thi ballot with tltose for governor. | the State legldaturc, Congress and! the US. Senate." she explained. COATS straight party tlckej for nil Demo­ cratic or Republican candidates from the township level to the US. Senate. Townships have at least nine elected othcials a supervisor, clerk, treasurer, two to four trustees, two Justices of Uie peace, and two members of Uie board of review. Under the new law all candidates must file nominating petitions no later than June 14. Reduced to Clear Wools, tweeds and polished wool zibelines. $4 Misses sizes I ■ Wanted colors in wool For this beautiful ^tere'd--. been 111 with pneumonia at the home C Butlera UPHOLSTERING Casuals, neatly tailored $i juniors and misses----------1 Polished wools, many styles^ . • Many Sampler. phobic hlgty fidelity'con- । Exchange students Carol Hen­ derson, Birgit Brodt, Hilda Cor- ' son and Karin Nilsson were at, Listen for the news broad- Ann Arbor High Scinxil S.ilur-1 day to nUend the "Youth For Understanding'' meeting- Many solephonogropH. Fwjtuty^ ' "Stereb-O-Matic 4-speed’ | - zibelines and tweeds. 5OA88 Milium lined -J_.fcU All fur trimmed. Misses sizeswn WOOD 00^5259.95 PRE­ INVENTORY According to Mra. Parker only abtut one - tiilrd of Michigan’s • townships have prevlou-ly had Lacey tty Mrt. Orlie VanSyckle Mr. and IN HASTINGS The rearch is on for candidates' ' for the township primary election । to be held August 2. 1966. according I i to Barry County Democratic Chair- Laming. Bill Hackney of Has­ tings bowled with George Buck if Gaylord and JUn BL John of Krilh M. Wilson of Middleville, stationed aboard the UBS Canberra tCAG2>, FPO Sun Francisco. y Township Posts iccond place in the Pro-Am tour­ ney which proceded the Bowling Proprietor’s Association of America which opened this week Middleville, who is now stationed aboard the carrier UBS Kearsarge. with the Pacific Fleet with Long TVwrl. C.IO __ .____ Jlre HASTINGS BANNER—S Thunul.V fannar* VO 1OA£ .Democrats Seek ^Candidates for Jenskl bowled with Don Kila. a ■PlUL-at one time under the buddy I THE FURNITURE ’ BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phong 374-3523 countries oiAtihatic recortf changer. * < । solid state circuitry and a bers from Alcoholic Anonymous 1 of Grand. Rapidu presented a J rtm portraying the diMnwUve iDrop in ond lftrui shpw Jeffect* of alcohol on the human system, during She Bunday you today. .Jpf''* • i achool hour at the Wesleyan Church. OUs Hermlnclt obtained the film and the speakers for thi* meaningful program. two-way speaker system. The sound is gorgeous! 1 c Center Guy Busch. Michigan Serving You In All Emergencies Make the Home Patient Comfortable Available for Rent or for Sale: CANES - CRUTCHES - WALKERS WHEEL CHAIRS Wo Corry a Complete Line of Sick Room Needi... BED TBAYS . . VAPOBIZEBS DISPOSAL UNDEBFADS . HOT WATER BOTTLES SURGICAL SUPPLIES . ELASTIC SUPPORTS LUMBO SACRAL SUPPORTS . wishes to walk out to a main road wiU be tnmsjxirtcd from and to the point of pick up un­ til the roads Are cleared.” Lake Odessa PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. tty Prancei Johntlon Mra. Gene Shade and Andy were Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Doro­ thy McMillan and Mra. Tom Burghdoff and new baby gtrl Stacy Ann. also Mrs. Ralph Weaver. In Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Walters, Mr and Mra Andrew Walters and Marjean. and Mr and Mrs. Fred O'Connor and Betty PRICED for SAVINGS! Women's CAR COATS REDUCED to CLEAR ’LET SAVINGS HELP YOU Some hooded bench warmers. Zip r out lined. Juniors $4 X®® ond dtisses I ®t Foam laminated in cotton corduroy, wools. Some $4 fur trimmedI piuiui, piicra^uiit hooded corduroys. All $i repriced. Don't miss’ I Mra Clifford Walter*. * Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Price are the par­ ent* of a new daughter. Jelane Sue, family of Birmingham visited their mother. Mrs. Ray Cooley, al St. Mary’k Hospital Saturday. * Allen Briber I* a surgical patient at Blodgett Hospital. He exjiects to be PrUclll* Runyan and Ralph Keeler lr. were Thursday guest* of Mr uid Mrs Brandon Shade and Alice * Mr. and Mrs Arvin CaU enter­ tained the Euciire Club on New Mrs. Clarence Marvin is home following surgery pec. 18 al BlodCt HospKal. * Mra. Clare Blak, Mrs MyrveU Stephens and Mra, Leo Rush visited Mra. Ray Cooley at 8L Mary's Hospital in Grand Rapids Bunday. * Mrs. Jock Clarey Jr. and daughter Kelly Ann of Lansing and Mra. Elaine Well,’are of Hasting* spent Thrusday = LIVE IT UP! A spkcial-purposk savings program is e surest way to make that trip to Europe, or any other special dream, come true. Our high-profit earnings added to your savings regularly make fast accomplishment of big goals possible. Embark on your special savings BIGGEST MARKDOWN OF THE YEAR ON program this payday! ' HEATING BADS FOLDING COMMODES cover the route. State played for the BL Louis Kulls I Juniors wbich captured the US: ! nation al championship two straight years. W. State 945-4284 required to turn around backtrack. Any student living in BED BACK RESTS Rely on us to fill every prescription accurately from complete and up-todate quality pharmaceuticals. family of rural ClartavlUo were Friday evening visitors of Mra. Mildred Shade and Lind*. Patricia Necb. Sliarcn and Alan Women's MESSES age after (pending the holidays vith their parent*. * Mra. Ralph Saturday visitor* of Mrs Gene Shade and Andy. * Mr. and Mrs lay visitor* of Mrs. Mildred Shade and Linda. * Mr. and Mra. Manuel Elodrtguez. Mike and Vicki, were Over 300 garments reduced. Pick, Silva* Ln Ionia Saturday. style, colors, fabrics . . . Juniors. Andy were Saturday evening visi­ tors of Mr snd Mra. Reginald Dunnigan and family of Heatings. Misses. ’^2-Sizes. your favorite in a big selection of PLUS SbH GREEN STAMPS GARD Jeape CMylor were Saturday after- M R SJ <; S' of Lansing waa a OunOy Wl 5-2134 E. State St. Phon* Wl 5-3853 136 All Savings Insured Up h> $10,000 with PXU.C. MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SfSIEM — At Remember Penney’s You Can Charge It AHI Open Every Day 9 ajn. - 5:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. �SS* HuhUrdUilh EDITORIAL and mlxed-un ttwUUan in Africa. bow State* practiced dollar diptomacy Backward Glaact* wiu. When we withdrew, Mexico Pick a winner from our complete stable 11935 were held to the tow figure men are still wcrklng on their of *1,510. according to a report farm digging ponds and ditches submitted to the council Friday evening Uy Fire Chief Ouy aid­ Alim is also Hi with the flu. * 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE cent of the calls the full force port of national independence of volunteer firemen reported promptly fur duly. you nama the job and Wheel Horae ha* the attaching tool you’ll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractor* and quick- iltualton is something quite dif­ The Junior class of Hasting* ably (though not certainly! have ferent. High has selected the following cast for Hie play. “One Mad xhaiTa birthday. Night,” to be presented Feb. 7: Floyd Woodward, LoreUa Spring­ port of -national independence." It er. Bnerson Cairn*. Lauris An­ Hastings. Sunday. ders. Dulls GiUeaple. Donald cotne a bit more concerned about Fcldpauwh. Stuart Edmonds. seeing restored tn Washington Die Darrell Aldrich. Margaret Ftngieu>n. Lola Aahalter. Margaret Hummel. Marian Hewitt, Robert Culberl and Lawrence Moore. Rehearsals start Tuesday under direction of Albert Becker. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS There will be an "Old Folks" dance at the Carlton Center; has been drawn into two full-blown Grange hall Friday, featuring old time music'•and dance*. Every­ one b invited. Price per couple, executive action, alone, although including supper, will be 75 the Constitution dearly states that cento. Services Priced The writer wishes there was in every community in Barry county such an organisation aa trcluiical loophole tlial should have tne ttopth Rutland Community club At Jhe meeluig he attended Friday evening, about fifty peo­ The Hastings Banner ple were present with discussion centered mostly on local prob­ lems. Meetings are held every F.illihU feT Tkarv- other week during the winter ol Haiti***. Mich. months when people have the time to give to such gatherings. K- M. OOOK. BdUsr Any community, urban or rural, OKI HUNDRED AMD could benefit by the type of dis­ VUTH TEAM cussion we beard there Friday evening. SUBSCBD’TION There are os many different ideas of reasonable prices, for fu- ryjral services as there ore people. At Leona rd-Osgood Funeral Home, we offer services in o wide range of prices. Whatever your idea of rea­ sonable prices may be, you may turn Miss Anna Johnson of this city, known to thou*and* of reader* for her charming stories written under the pen name of "Hope Daring." will give recitation* W. to us with complety confidence, "Happy Hour" in the Methodist Epi.-opal'■ Church at -5:00 pm. Sunday. LEONARD OSGOOD ed as the permanent secretary of the National Federation of Fix­ ture* and Furniture Manufac­ turers Association but regret that this will mean moving hl* place AMERICAN NIWVVU RtfRSlMTATIVO l»c. -junenalJJoine CHARLES H. LEONARD months fol towing an auto E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 I. Slot. St.. Hntinji Wl 5-2»»3 Announcing AA WARD ONTGOMEiRY Another BIG W' Day SALE For TUESDAY, January 25th Check Some of These Savings Which Can Be Had With the "W' Day Coupon Shown Below Wat Plus NOW Dramatic 5-Foot Long Solid STATE STEREO CONSOLE *32450 ’23950 13.6 Cubic Foot Combination REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER *289°° *238°° W01 Was 199,5 12 in. Portable TV 1Q<yo off Plus NOW 10^0 OH ' MM NOW Grand Rapid*. JACK D OSGOOD NATIONAL NEWSPAPER New Built-In Color Magic Dunham Phone 945-2471 By Mrs. IT. //. Cheeaenian Letter of January 13:' Annual Pre-Inventory SALE 1 1 The 15 who enjoyed the oystef' ate* supper at Uie Miles Ruff* Dell Hartwell and family, be- 1 sides the Ruffner family. * H«d Ludwick went to Coldwater the Marsh to the Ruffner Inane for, Christmas and returned both to tlic Coldwater Training School Strand fab Uy. whose home is, in Alabama, have rvtunx-d there after spcnduig Um- holidays with MraStrand s parents.' the Geurgv Balls and other relatives, * .The ixdc Ruffners were Christmas Day gucata with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ruffner and the day after were Frank. Holliday were New Year* all having supper with the Clyde treatment and brought r»-r homo Mr. and Mr*. Ward of Mr. and Mra. Jim Zemke for dinner and u belated gift ex­ change. coming from Plymouth, Dinnlnithani. Woodland. Ver•montvUle. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ball visited at the Dick Perry home in Midland over Christ- ON OUR »459« COLOR TV Off Piu* Look Over Our CARPET SELECTION Which Includes 501 NYLON As Low As IO^oph (Installation. Padding & Transportation FREE) Five-Quajt Can *1.37 io?b ALL SEASON OIL oh Plus Twenty Pound Box of DETERGENT *3.49 io<yo°« Pius WINTER TIRE INVENTORY CLEARANCE In Stock on Most Sizes 10^0 Off 7' Bring This Coupon To Our Store To Receive the Discount io<y0 lOyo DISCOUNT DISCOUNT WARD DAY COUPON finest brands MEN'S & LADIES nd invested in Congress. For present For Every Family ■_______ 1_________ tile doctor Hattimay leal and South Amcijra are truly 'Ninth of the border. representative of their rrapcctbc Maybe we envision ouraelvea as In apite of our prafeurd policy "The Great White Knight" in an­ nouncing our wilUngnraa to lend Institutions,' Seymour Smith- Mra Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) More About to determine which faction in the If. aa the President slated, the ■ United Stales did nothing to as­ sr-Js i ar Personal Mention •• dvenltcly were not aantedl For Banner Classified Ads CaU Wl 5-3481. ™ CERTIFICATE VALID ON TUESDAY. JAN I 25. 1966 ONLY AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE i wear ! Selections are 10% Discount on any single item purchased this day Issued to: Street: State & Riverside City --■Zip Telephone: By Very GOOD! McPlt&dln LAMDIES?WEdAR .... "Dress Well. . . You Qon't Afford Not To'* 138 8. State St. We Rent Formal Wear Appliance & Catalog Store HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY 118 South Jefferson “Side of Strand Theatre" 219 W»rt State St. J Hastings �Don’t Wail for Tragedy Before Finding Doctor Battle Creek Durfw m« ««* », VfVZ-fM Minor in PoMMiion *kwn and family of'Algonquin Lake Janka Gaylor epent tba weekend DeCamp and family ot Battle I the Farm Bureau Womens Com- was arreated Friday nigh: by Creek ware Saturday gueals of munlty meeting in Hastings Deputies David Newman and Which help find you a doctor Mr. and Mra Owai Oaylor A Tuesday. Jan 11. ' Richard Barnum >r.1 ■nergency might bare been averted if the patient had been Richard Start by calling your local medical society for the names of several physicians In your vicinity. Membership in his local medical society indicates that the doctor la a qualified physi­ cian meeting the high standards Large baskets <rf white EreuAcao—Mr. and Mra. Paul Burkey, HM N. Bollwood, wish to pink snapdragons, ptnk announce t(e engagement of Nona and candelabra grat their daughter. Irene Kay. to alter. White satin bows ai Jack D. Adkins, sou ot Mr. and Mra Jeau Adkins. MX Peck. Praosoted in marriage by her bridal bouquet 'ot Continues at Parmalee's fellow pracUtkxiera If there la no medical society office In your community, ask your hospital or your local drug­ gist ftw suggestions. With there names you can investigate fur- Kellogg Community College. Jack Is a 1M6 graduate of Muskegon Heights High School and te em­ brina neckline and ployed at' Hlsoo > Company in Muskegon, and la enrolled at SVWII. uraua v _ Muskegon Junior College. tiered bouffant veil of Imported Uluston topped with a white Births at Pennock Clearance Now marked down . . Ladies & Junioi . . Mias Carol ixe Campbell T-K School and Miapdragona. green velvet with a matching nett, son of Mr. and Mra. John Barnett, carried the rings on a Belson as bridesmaids were Iden­ white velvet and lace pillow. Steve Mulder served as best tically gowned as the tnald of favorably? No one personality course, but If )T>u are "com­ fortable" with him and sense a Calendar advise you about hospital costs and other medical expenses. When you have selected your family doctor, be completely fnuik with him. Five more your doctor knows about Ills patients. Consider him jwur health ad­ visor. Fallow ius instructions his suggestions on selection of a basement immediately School Accreditation meeting; specialist and a hospital. • For your own good—and the Raymond Owens of Battle Creek Friday — Basketball. Wayland, health eg your family—don’t wait was at the guest book, the Mlsaea there, 0:N; Middled Hr Chapel until Illness strikes to choose a Bondy Belsun and Jaanlc Pavllch meeting in West Elementary. served punch. Mra. Keith Miller have advance knowledge of your served coffee. Mixa Carol Flnkfamily's medical problems and bfiner and Mias Nancy Coleman Ranchburgers These are ground beef putties well as when you become sick. seasoned with salt, pepper and nety chopped onion, shaped and the gift table. Mra. Glen Brower left Tuesday Fur their wedding trip the broiled to be served on toasted new Mra. Towns wore a ruby- buns with lettuce and sliced to­ for the Southland. She will visit red and white herringbone wool matoes. They make a good cold ■ the E. O. Thotnans in New Orj leans before going on to Florida suit trimmed in pink with off weather lunch served with com church _ _ ;)i I hi MONTH while accessories and a <---------- 1!। or potato chowder. from her bridal bouquet. '.*Their new address will be*81T, N. Cedar Street. Lansing. Mich. Out-of-town m -----guaata ** included .i Lindsey. ChickasiX' mothnr ot the bride.1 Other gutata came from Char­ lotte. Jatkson. Adrian, Saginaw. Grand Ledge, Eaton Rapids, Benton Harbor, Nashville. Mid­ dleville and Freeport. Beginning A buffet supper was hosted by the groom's parents In the dining room at Che American Legion Hall In Hastings, on Friday. months at 8L Cloud. Notice of New DAFFODILS 10) HYACINTHS e Petite Dresses One group, wool, blends, rayon, etc. Marked down < Ladies and Subteen Sweaters and Our entire stock of nationally known brand Ladies HATS ■■wawiWeW ■ ■«» ■ v LADIES ROBES en,ire and winter hats. of ,a" Vi /A Now Broken Sizes in NyIons, Cottons, Blends off Reg. $3.98 to $14.98 Ladies READY-TO-WEAR One group. Odds & ends—dresses, ' n°w50%oh sweaters, blouses, skirts, slacks, robes, etc. PURSES FallOwinter. Reg. $2,98How^|88 | Night Store Hours January 24, 1966 Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy to bring a breath of Spring beauty Into the house Lacey we will eloee one hour earlier each week day By Mrs. Orlie I’anSyckk 101 1 already begun to win the conflmester Exams; Bui Driver Clam. tor-patient relationship Hsstlngs, f-tt. Friday—End of Semester. School closed. Baskrthall, Hamilton. headpieces. They carried fire­ mond and Michael Ritchie. side baakwte of white chrysan­ Fur her daughter's wedding, themums and pink snapdragons. Mra Campbell three a light blue Saturday — White Product* din­ knit crepe dreXx’with navy blue ner. cafeteria; Basketball, Deiaccessories and the groom's Denise Ann Coble.'niece of the mother were a royal blue wool; ruk with matching «x®ori«. j ' Both mothers' corsages were pink iNorthview. rases and Cymbldlum orchids. nwu,,*.. Mr. and Mra \VUliam Button “*”■ 6-MRsntiri rardv i.uL of ..... Baltic Creek prerided _aa ___ maaThuraday — Elementary P.T.A, FLOWERS REGULAR PRICE coats. Values to $89.98. rectory, published by the Ameri­ can Medical Axaoctallon, Is an excellent source of background Information that is available in moat libraries. In making your final selection. Cymbldlum Off Our entire stock ladies except Friday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday Nylon Hose Now by Berkshire. Eyecatchers. Reg. 98c. Children's Pajamas^ 1 2 & jlCUpOrS Now 3 t One group of flannels and 1L OH nu NOW knits in broken sizes. ' • Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 8:00 F.M. Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawbills and Kenneth. Mr. and Mra Vorn Hawblltx had a belated Chrlvt- Nature's colors are re­ produced in gay poly flowers for glowing garden-fresh charm! Mra. Orlle VanSyckle's. They also celebrated OrUe's blrthdAy. * Mr. and Mra. Keith Strick­ land, Sandra and Mra. Winnie Dunn were guests Bunday. Jan. of Golnrtxirg * Mrs. Pat Hein­ rich and family were Sunday. FRANKUN 102 West State at JeHoreon Mra Clarence Campbell and family. * Ti-na Campbel), Lloralnc Gunn and Joan Bronk at­ tended the MeUwdlst Youlh Fpiknrahlp Mld-Wlnter institute « Muskegon last weekend. Friday Evenings We Will Be Open Till 9:00 P.M. For emergencies at any hour; Phone one of our Reliable Pharmacists: Mr. Robert Shumway Mr. Tom Taffee Mr. Richard Jacobs Mrs. N. Hantbarger JACOBS Rexall PHARMACY Your Reliable Prescription Center E 0% Off Children s One eroup of dress hats Winter Hats and knit caPs • v One rack — Dresses, suits. Children's Wear5W'a,ers robes, etc. ■■ ,oppers sWrtsNowSIF°o« Girls Sweaters & Skirts One group of slipover sweaters off and wdol blends skirts—Broken MAMMOTH THE LARGEST "BETTER" FURNI STOCK OF sizes. Reduced . . . SELECTION OF TURE IN THIS AREA Ladies Lingerie Reduced One group, broken sizes. Pajamas, baby dolls, gowns, slips MUST AMD WILL BE Girls Slacks One group — Corduroy slacks. Sizes A-14. Reg. $1.98. Children's Coats & Snow Sults Our entire stock of winter jackets, coats, coat sets, and snow suits. fUI.... CASH (Rf. .117 W. STATE ST. (Downtown) Hastings Look for famous ’Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them hen! Pai'malpei �Methodist Church Circles to Meet . Library Friends Plan Live Theatre For Area Youngsters Matbodlst Church will aa foUowa: SIS W. WalnuL The program will be plcturea on Burma shown by Mrs Robert Miller. Rebecra—Mro. Carlton Kaech- ant evening included the opening «f many lovely gifts. "Women of the Bible (Rebecca). a dual projset of bringing Mariam—Mr*. Roderick Swadllng. 611 W. Clinton. Program, (And atoo adult*) and aa a fund rdtolng project. Friends of tf» Ubrary bare und« taken th> ^7 — Church Mrs. Evelyn program .'of presenting "Rumple- Williams, boatcss. Program, "Wo­ M|ltakin.~ in Central auditorium men of the Bible (Mary>.H bn Saturday. March 12th. The Naomi — Mrs. Jacob Bender. urday evening, Jan. 8, before the boys departed tor the Navy. Their guests were Connie Horton and Brenda Shutt*. After din* ivlng nie And Brenda had planned Pugh. Rl. Heath Rd. Program by Mrs. Orris Johnson. with A. A. U. W. (American' The Morning Circles Aaaoc. of Univeralty Women) o'clock as follows: Ruth — Mrs Edward Smith. Wendell Smith, who will bring men of the Bible (Ruthi." the entire production, cast, aceThe afternoon circles will also has been promoting this activity meet on Wednesday. Jon. 26: Dinah — Mrs Edward Free- Lakes NareU Training BUIIon, spectacular success and the only Barnett and Mrs. Helen QlemeM Joanna — Mrs Merle Kahler. to Hastings Is because of the 707 W. Green. Program. "Women Markle are cousins. Previously, of the Bible (Joanna* " ductlons to towns near Plymouth. mcoumgmg that thia civic group. Clarita, arriving January White Sale « OFF F» LOAF on All Wk if. Bmd hom Tuas.. Jan. 18th. thru Sat., Jan. 22nd. 1 White Sugar Cookies________ dox. 39c Pkg. 29c 6 for 39c v FRIDAY & SATURDAY Chocofefe Gloud Donuts .. 6 for 42c It glazed. _ Small Evening Ceremony Miss Sharon Endsley and Roger Brumm exchanged their wedding vows In a very pretty candlelight ceremony nt lhe First Presbyterian 4 Das. $1,QO DALE’S 3AKE SHOP mum*. Mrs. Raymond < Joani Waf6, Mrs. Robert (Janet) Lord Ond Mrs. Howard (Judy) Schanta, ail sisters They all wore floor-length red vel- JuuuviySate ONE GROUP OF WINTER • Reduced sweaters Friday thru Sunday v mr Speed Breedi rhlte sweetheart roses . Ladies HATS ally in Greenville, 8. C, and Kel­ logg community College. Her fiance Is a 1063 graduate of Nashville High School and has at­ tended Central Michigan Univer­ sity and Kellogg Community Col­ lege. He ts now employed by Fisher Body tn Lansing. A September wedding is being planned. Grand Rapids, Marshall. Owosso and Grosse Pointe. • Reveal Engagement Of Barbara Oberman Jo Oberman holiday. Her mother, Mr*-Ed­ ward Barrett, will be Vlth the youngsters while their parents Soott has Spring Laks. Mr. Scott is the sot WHITE'S Rockford Bailor High School. Ml* Oberman la the granddaughter of O* Wm n bernr of Woodland. An Aug. 20 wedding Is planned. Photography WI00IHC PHorocaAr.Hr Pork-Apple Salad Leftover roast pork diced ‘ atlon to Waldorf salad (Apples, 1 ‘celery, nut* and mayonnaise). Serve with a thick, creamy soup rot- a w* « u.k * wW. Hastings Permanent Special Reg. •15"—MO" (Complete) For Evant Shampoo, and Sot You May Register far 0 FREE Dryer to be Given Mon.-Tun.-Wod. Jon. 24. 25, 24 Only Call Wl 5-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar (Peg Preston, Owner) Evenings by Appointment Above Savings' G Loan and Tailoring Service Loose Diamonds Our Specialty Our GIA DIAMOND GRADER is always at your service at JEWELERS ( Di.ifloo ot Cold? The Robert Shannons are now in LaJolla, Calif , for the Win­ ter months. 4 I | | Custom Diamonds H.fHif,. 945-396? , By Requast We Repeit Mr. imd Mrs. Damon Warner. 2201 W. State Rond, presided aa DIAMOND Consultants The Bonnet & Gown Shop — rfcro. Our "First of the Week" . Cough? 20*70 ALL SALES FINAL —NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES by the groom's parents on Friday evening at the Hotel Hastinga Out-of-town guests came from Grand Haven. Wayland. BatUe Creek. Albion, Nashville. Ypsilanti. Spring Lake, Middleville. Kalama- Rose school hall immediately fol­ lowing the ceremony. Those assist­ By Mrt. Beuie M. Cairru ing about the rooms were/ the Mlssra Linda Wood, Jan Jacoba, RJ Hnltec V4J-4?7( Ann Clarey, ’ Marilyn Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Bawdy and , George Lowden enjoyed dinner and fishing at Tillotson Lake with Mr. and Mra Howard Os­ born last Wednesday. * Mrs Baade Calms attended the CSC at the home of Mary Simpson nt Cressey Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engle returned SatI urday after spending the week In South Bend and MLwawauka. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper of Lansing spent last Friday with George Lowden. * Mr. and Mr* Admiral Foersh of Lansing visi­ ted his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bumpus Bunday. Strand Hastings Alma Fingletori shell white wool knit suit with East Middle Lake • GIRDLES • GLOVES Reduced Afternoon Nuptials At St. Rose of Lima Unite Couple Mrs. Frank Hornum entertain­ ed her bridge club for luncheon with matching hat and brown ac- Foster. Mrs Allan Hyde Mra Wm. Schader. /O CARCOATS The Keith Yertya were hoots to 20 members of the Goodwill Mr. and Mrs. Karl DHlenbeck announce the engagement of their . daughter. Connie Jean, to Jock Mrs. John Mahler Jr. and Mra Freeland Oartlnger, sot of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garllnger o' Nashville. The bride-elect 1* a 1864 gradu­ . . . Miss Diane Spyker Become* Bride. tachable chapel train, held at the top with a white satin bow, was edged with lace embroidery tliat also trimmed U»e bottom of the skirt. Her elbow-length veil of Uluslon was held In place by a white Union Locals-Host velvet rose, with petals ot satin Teenage Dance She carried a bridal bouquet Of white carnations, white roses and *>j8V. fills* machine shop anj Charles Truesdell ware third.' ' stephanotis. ttoeaj 386 of the foundry sponsored and chaperoned a dance for teen­ agers Saturday night, Jan. 15, at Uie Local 414 hall on Woodland Joyed a potluck dinner and eve- Grand Haven, college roommate, and Peg Carey. Miss Denise Spyker. Avenue. There were 87 boys and girls Hall firn station Thursday eve­ dancing to the music of Hie ning. Turning In high tallies The attendants were dressed Knlghtamen. composed of Hastings alike In king dice th gowns of High musicians. cherry velvet with floor-length There was no admission charge trains and matching veils held in and refreshments were served. . dr and George B. Youngs. Carl Hathaways were chair- Tied colonial bouquets of pink and dances planned by Use Unions wljo white sweetheart rosea. export to hold similar function.' Edward Tudora. Clarence Bumps. Tom Baty served as best man about twice a month. Boys and girls between 13 and 18 are wel­ Keith Sages. Richard McLaugh­ and ushers were John Milder Jr., lins. and HaroM-'Howkln*. Com­ John Clarey, Jr. Michael Youngs come to attend from 8 to 11. mittee mcmborli for the February and Michael Corrigan, For her daughter's wedding. Mrs Mis. Wm. Sweet of Middleville erent Include the BUI Ransoms. Spyker chose a beige wool sheath •aa a dinner guest Sunday. Jan. mans. Gerald Bkedgells. Ivan dress with mohair jacket and Snyders. Wayne Morgans. Duane matching hat with brown acceosoStewart Sweets. 1/3 • DRESSES •SLEEPWEAR Mrs. Eugene Henlscr enter­ tained her bridge dub cxi Wed­ nesday evening, Jan. 12, with honors going to Dorothy Anderwn and Joann Christensen. Lansing, Battie Creek. Charlotte.’ of Chantilly lace and crystal held Woodland. Vermontville. Detroit, her siiouklcr-lengih veil of illusion. Nashville. Lake Odessa and Clarks­ She carried a cascade bouquet of ville. Mra D. C. French and Roy Hub­ light and dark pink roses with Sotol foliage and by. play. Mra F. C. Andrus and Mra IT'S THE SECOND BIG WEEK OF OUR • SLACKS vet sheath gowns with matching head piece's and veils and carried cascade bouquets of light pink and white mums Chris Brumm. Vermontville, act­ ed as his brother's best man and ushers were Max Purrhls of Battle Creek and Douglas Coker ot Lan­ sing, cousins of the groom, and Darwin McCclLu-.d of Woodkind. For Jmt daughter's wedding, the bride's mother chose a pink knit suit and hat with black accessories and a corsage of pink and white Bouquets ot large pink standard ing of the group besides the mums and white carnations graced annual election of officials for die* in glass holders tied with p.m The Rev. Willard H. Curtis white satin bows on the pews decoperformed the double ring cere- cranberry wool dress and hat with president, Myrtle GernaU; secfor the marriage of Miss Diane Mrs John Bay provided the tra­ pink and white roses. Spyker and John M. Taffee at 2 ditional wedding tnuslc. Altar vases filled with pink and son Sharpe Memorial Hall. Carol white gladion and mums, altar Wilcox served the wedding cake, •The Rev. Fr. Joseph Dunphy Sharon Coker the groom's cake. honoree Monday afternoon when performed the double ring cerewith Sotol foliage with pink and Mary Walterspaugh served Ice white satin ribbon, decorated the the Algonquin Lake home of Mra aocompachurch. punch. Patricia Adrlanson served William Hetrigei for a potluck The bride lx the daughter of Mr. cotfee. and E’enny Brumm was at luncheon. AgVt from ail ot the and Mrs. Lyle Endsley. 315 E. Tills Day. Oh Beautiful Mother." William Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bird took care of toe gifts. Parents of the bridal couple are Roger Brumm. Rl Vermontville, For traveling the bride changed out nest week with their trailer are the parent* of the groom. to a red and white knit dress with to travel through the wanner Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald climates during the Winter Taffee, 130 W. Marshall Street. father, the bride - wore a ftoor- corsage from her bridal bouquet. months in Michigan. length gown of Chantilly lace styled with a scalloped neckline In the duplicate bridge game father. the bride was attired in a 8. Washington Street after Jan. 12. floor-length sheath dress ot white and long sleeve-- coming to point* A rehearsal party was hosted by held at the Emmanuel Episcopal at the wrtoL Hie bouffant skirt the groom's parents. Undercroft Tuesday night. Mra boat neckline and long aleevts featured tiers of scalloped lace Out-of-town guests came from’ floor-length pink velvet sheath dress with matching head pi tee :Dfaakfait, lunch or ' COOKIE DAY EVIRY WjDMCDAY Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Hospital Guild No. IB mecU 03307934 Bar attended an all-day session of an advanced class In Hair Styl­ ing Sunday. Jan. 16. in BatUe Creek. Library. The class, taught by f-ouue Cot­ ter. a Detroit hairdresser and a ML* Margaret Clark, a atuderit member of the State College of at Bpring Arbor College, will | Bcaut>'. ihowed Uie new trend in spend the mid-term vacation | ha^r . • Wtth her oarevila. th. Rev Detro11 Coffee Coke* 58c owrnhiw Cinnamon Streusel 8rtW- a 1883 graduate from Middle­ ville High School;-to-employed at White Products. No deltaite wed­ ding date has been jet. MR. AND MRS. . . Miss Sharon Presbyterian Rifes work to accomplish thi jSttjBrtitte &Qecttvaa — iked Sweet Rolls Middleville and the late Lottie Ksnneen. Luana U a Jenior and li to graduate froth‘Middleville Johnson, 217 E. Mill street. Mrs. 'Peg Preston Attends Class in Hair Styling irlic Toast PLEDGES TROTH -r -WMrs. Lawton WUlWmvIM State BL Middleville, wish to announce ihi engagement of their daugh- friends with an evening of en­ tertainment after which they were bidden farowell. They are 111 W. Slrt. If. WoM-IUm. («• j Thasa arg thson^ cough syrup and cold capsule* which contain Orthoxin«*-a spacMc branchedHr tof-to help expand air patugai In 0* lungi and decong.it to promote freer breathing. Try them for relief of symptoms of the common cold plut reduced risk of lung congestion. Orthoxicol* m Pyrroxate’ COW CAPSULES COUGH SYRUP LAPO DRUGS AGENCY 144 RAST StATI STRUT HAST1NOS, MICHIQAN �m HASTINGS B.4NNKE—T ■ Has tin School 1H Interesting News Notes uSWEfuJiasr Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE West Woodland M7-IUX Mun® FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL Hasel Teske of RS Hastings, wish to announce the engagement of engagement of their daughter his daughter and her grand­ daughter. Phyllis, to Kent E. Crase. 13275 Banfield Rd. The bride-elect, a 1963 graduate of Donald Murphy, Rl Hastings Battle Creek High School. Is a Phyllis Is a Senior at Hastings Junior in the Honors College at High School and is to graduate MSU. majoring In pre-medlcal in IBM. Kent is a IBM graduate physiology. She Is a member of of Hastings High School and Beta Beta Beta Biological Sci­ ences Honorary, and Alph^ Chi Omega Sorority. The groom, a 1963 graduate of Dalton-Kellogg the'wedding. High achool as valedictorian. Is a Senior In the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and Interna­ Reading Monday at Southeastern tional Affairs at Princeton Uni­ nomlcs Group meets Tuesday, versity and plans to attend law Guest Street. Battle Creek, ‘an­ nounce ths engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to David Walter Eaton, son of Mr. and Mn. Walter A. Baton. *10 E. Tboro Street. The bride-elect, a IBM graduate of Battle Creek High School, Is a junior at WMU, majoring In English. She prerlously studied at Brigham Young University, Provo. Utah. Her fi­ ance 1s a 1963 graduate of Has­ tings High School and'ia a stu­ dent at Miami University, Ox­ ford. Ohio, in the pre-law cur­ riculum. A June wedding Is being planned. ' made traffic next to Impossible During Mr. Rudolf's tenure aa Bonnie As a result bath men and some director at the orchestra the trick A left the Metropolitan Open Mn. Charles Williams of Manor of tho machinery were needsd Or.. Middlevine, is being an­ standstill. Monday mon nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mra Letter Raymond of R3 Mldplace among the arUmtral elite, devlllt. Bonnie Is a IBM graduate of Thornapple Kellogg High and to IBfo Ma awarded a RockeMter Fouhdatton grant tor School and Is employed tn the Mra. Vernle Gabriel vlsMed »n KxpoglUaq '•{J Oontemporary Middleville and Is attending Music. ' night classes at Davenport Busi­ ness Collegebin Grand Rapids. Further Wads of Praise. The Jam-Feb publication of marine mun stationed on the Jennifer B. Clarke And John von Reis Engagement Told exhibit at Hastings planned tor May 14. 25 Al the Ferch Clif­ ford W. Nelson. 41 Maple Grove ENGAGED SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drink, </i Price from 8 to 9 p.m. CHICKIN'S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Bokod t© Golden Perfection A Live Orchestra ploying Music Dv. and Mra Robert Clarke of University Place, Groom Pointe. page publication are two half their daughter, Jennifer Brown conservation exhibit, with them Clarite, to John Erik Gustav von capOons: Mra. Donald B. Smith. Rais of Hastings. Homemakers to Learn About Families in 1980 Friday, Saturday tr Sunday Ivewings. Monday Manker of Hastings was Phone SY 5-3640 •cent and Distribution ot Prop- If you want to learn mpre about family life in I960 and Cheater E Stowell, list ivplkti attend for your dancing and listening pleasure Marriage Licenses Saturday. W Rev. George Bpeea BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Call Wl 5-34S1. thia year's Farmer's Hickory Corners Johnson of Heatings Jan Eckert (right) and Shirley Gay Ann Roush Is in Lakeview Hospital With pneumonia. W Igan. Rl are pictured here with Igan State Unlveratcy. Raymond Martin of Clear V-aka. thetr Water Conservation exhfcit. Mrs. Loa Whitfield, and Anne Minn., has returned home after being called here by the death of igan and will graduate In April. members of Mra. Richard YarghU mother. Mrs Nettie Butler. * Miss Clarke is affiliated with cr’s 4H group working on Garden tenstec Service, Family Living Education staff will give bocnePM HWn ir.nn__ and GocsenraMon project*. jxvject*.,. makrra an Idea of "What Will is on furlough after having served in Viet Nun. He will be They Think of Next?" in the tesnlly. reporting back to North Cs.roJanuary 31 smk>n. A garden lake Odessa planned for 1 Winslow Is under treatment at Leila Hospital for a tack ail­ ... ,iq s /r ' ‘By Franraa Jofuulon ment. Her parents are With her family in her absence. Dunham ths Tnsort ly morning schedule. A bridal shower is being Mr. And Mra. Joel Palmer and planned for Miss Nancy Galnder By MK'V. H'. Ll ort of Or louis . Were Tuesday al the Wesleyan Church parlors ‘ atfil Mm John riage to Donald Bates will take on family life tn Japan. Conference Superinte place Jan. 3g. * Mr. and Mrs. A nutriUoeilMa views on cur- Leland Kennan furnished the officers and laymen of., ter .fras released'Saturday frpsa entertainment far the Heritage Bio&tft MoaDtUilolloWtag Mr mta aqpptaiMota' and food en­ Club meeting last Tuesday eveUF North JUJJ. Church, Bun,, richment wtll be dlscuwoxl by Dr. nlng at Uie Wesleyan Ctiuich. Ddna chaVman of ] Mr. Kennan showed pictures of I day in the South Church. * lb* tloH — - - - -a ««— is staying with his granda the Merrill Dunkeiber- , _ . ?w vci rssust sr*. |p;.^ sw- MtfMDYS WN6 Gilmore Jewelers STORE-WIDE Inventory 3-.«• whm-r ; 3j|c,W y.|l| ' ill focus OO ■wvmry oral ■ companyfag her. * Dr. and Mrs housing! lanctarapedealgn, I Kh-kland left on Wednesday for IBMSU1A tanascape aestgn. B ItAy cuifomla. * Mrs. Fred Sheriff went to Florida this week to be with her father who is very !'“■ _______ ._______ party at tex- Hastlnss H.xel Bunday to oalebrake the birthday and Mra. Jack East Doud recent ^1 101 cnotamw imkmo from rhe Superette MI-M11 Rood? Hastings, called al Lin­ don Norris' Saturday. * Mr. and Alloa and Mra Lindon Norris were Sunday Johnston at Grand aid Harris, west of Cedar MU) Rapids to celebrate Alice's 4th birthday. A tovtsly cake and ice from Lansing spent Monday at Lloyd Owet-j * Emerson Calms many nine gifts. * Miss Alma from south of Hastings was a Everything Will Go'll It Will Pay Yog Io Buy few. MUTUAL, INC. This quarterly dividend of 1AU< P® ,h*’ ** P“»*b‘e IO’4'aa January S, 1966, and Hasting* Donald Wellfare of DIVERSIFIED Mr. and Mnt Raymond Tobias from Woodland called at How- SERVICES, INC. on DivWmal $jki Mm DON SHERMAN wore Sunday i Campbells eunitoy and Mra. Campbell 11L Hope Watch Whila SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19t^ Prices Slashed Tuesday night * Arculus Camp­ and Mra. Dewitt Everett. * Mr. bell has been a medical patient at Pennock Hospital the past 205 N; Michigan Save up to 50% on Brand Name Merchandise By Mri. Lloyd Owon DMrdag call Wl 5-3411. FRESH DONUTS !? OMOO3? • Diamonds PHO Ml 10-1411 Mr. and Mra. Harold Johnston, Priscilla and Btmn Runyan and Ralph Kesler. Jr. Wa Maks 'Em • Rings NEW CARPETING • Jewelry FHOSTID » DICORATIO Donuts 69c doi. Plain 59c dox. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Buy Miller's Manuel 'Rodrigues, Mlku and Vickl spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. and Mra Domingo 311Barttera Berahbarw tay night with Lori to Gumora s 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 1. Compare Quality and Prices Just heard the news • Watches Sale at Gilmore's!* • Gifts • Silverware 2. Buy from Us • Radios and ana E 3. Be Satisfied. |J Absolutely No Seconds MO CHARGt FOR INSTALLING! MONARCH —RIST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— •) Inuiranct Agtncy Orw MlIWi JmW> ISO W. 4TAT1 ST. Hum Wl J-4IT4 Wimer s 107 I. WeMUU. Horta's • Clocks • Glassware We CANT hong on— • Wall Decor DURACLEAN srvice Rhone Wl 5*2091 ftrT-rS »-« ---- *----loSQOew Ba<w<esy* NO MONEY DOWN MONTHS TO PAY �Hastings School No Afternoon Classes at T-K Calendar Next Thursday Youth Injured On Toboggan Chris Hall, 18, son of Mr. and 1st Aid Course Offered on TV Birke s again hare an opportunity North Cen­ to Hastings and will lhr entire high ■ school faculty meet with nprraanUUvea from the Unlvtraky to establish plana continuing through April 13. through report. Hastings Cut Rate SHOE STORE Jtoepiuxl charged from Pen Southern States for a part of the1 this Wednesday. ; time, returning about April 1st. |On Saturday they attended the redding of their granddaughter, Mary, daughter of the Albert ADMITTANCES Orabonu, and Theodore Carpeniter in Lansing. —Ev«ign WIU*. B3. Jso. XI; Mr. and Mra. Robert Ctiaffea DBLTOX BUkud T*U«». Bl. Jia. IB I of South Arayria visited her par- DOWUNO — Pawns!! WllUuni, Bl, Jia. II. OBAMD LEDGE — O«*r<> O'Caanar, PDINOCK HOSPITAL Personal Mention 10. Michigan Stale University, i East Lanrtng, Michigan, or to Barry Cuuruy Red Crass Chap­ ter. 116H E Stale Street. Has- IM W. State Street U0. wish the Red Cross (Truncation on completion of the course, the textbook only may be purchased Mrs. Bcrle Hamish In Phoenix, To be eligible for certification. Thoee who wish certflcaXlon SOLVING MONEY PROBLEMS is our Business g N. Muaitu. O«rt as. >25»’1000 New Granddaughter ot the Iran Snyders, who olzo entc;-.alned for dinner on Sun- When Bills Stack UP THE THING TO DO: Get a Consolidation Loan Darts’ flakier, B>, Blcierd •THE PLACE .. . TO GO Local Finance Corporation granddaughter, Deborah Gale, Martin CruooUcl of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Michael Robert (Rita) Lowell of Rl at Snyder, local. on Thursday, Jan. 13. Debra also' Mr. and Mra. PlillUp Peck and has a UtUe sister, Denise Faye. EUti ssjsssa; THE MAN TO SEE Ha Likes OK OK” HOWARD and Mra. Howard Trumbuu and plctian of ths course. Roger, last week. Douglas Is a tire control technician on the Melons conalxtlng of skill dem- submarine LafaytUe, of Haul Bryant and Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith and family of Beldln? visited his mo­ ot Grand Rapids spent several ther. the Dean Potters, on New Year's. The Chet Areharts were Mra. Harry Appeiman. recent callers, and also Capt. and Mrs. Don Wheeler and children to Traverse City Saturday to of Ludington. Don and Mrs Wheeler are both captains In the Salvation Army. She was a forMra. Wesley Mankcr, enjoy Tanner Lake School. She will also fill the pulpit at Pilgrim HoUneaa Church. and Mr. and Mrs John Birnuui Requests ’WSCONTfNlffiP now Regularly $13.99 to $14.99 NOW Mr. and Mra. Ray Johnof Lansfair.'ffid Mra. Cecil Whatever Your Money Needs ■ Large or Small You'U Like Our Courteous Service GREAT SAVINGS Morris arrived Saturday for a Vaccination — now a common prevention again* many dte- Henry, On Sunday Mra. Henry ' .... I—u I. SM. Local Finance 112*4e. JeHenen Stan Trumble, CLU dne against smallpox In that Davld Slocum for dinner. veer, giving the' first vaccina­ Mra. Joseph Shulta attended tion . to an Hglu-year-old boy 'named Jamra Phlppe Phone 945-3424 ' Now Ybi ioy (St'? tjftND $1088- urday, Jan. 8. Also attending New York Life 50-PIECE SET I Phono Vermontville 259-7298 or stainless tableware With The Purchase Of A HAMILTON Laundry Pair 8 Dinner Forks • 16 Teaspoons • 2 Tablespoons 8 Knives • 8 Dessert or Soup Spoons • 8 Salad Forks The Hazen Meiers have re­ turned from a four-week visit fit the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George (Pat) McCul­ lough, at Elkton, Md. They had a wonderful Christmas there with beautiful weather—no snow and petunias budded, They also enjoyed their grandson. Steven, who Is 21-months old. Ronald O'Connor ■Faces Check Charge Ronald B. O'Connor, 33, R3 Hastings, waived examination when he appeared before Munici­ pal Judge L X. Barnett Tuesday on a charge of uttering and pub­ lishing. BANNER WANT ADVS 6 RESULTS CHEVY PICKUPS RIDE SMOOTHLY Tebruxry term of Circalt Coart. ately furnished. Hastings Police Sgt Robert Ritter said O'Connor was speci­ fically charged with cashing u forged check for 820 at the City Food it Beverage Store here on Dec. 18 drawn on the Michigan National Bank of Battle Creek. Hastings Traffic Tickets 31» M • □J DUHe. J XU I—De Park. Middleville. YOU'LL LIKE THIS Oraaa MMirm 11 HAMILTON LAUNDRY PAIR THREE FILTERING ACTIONS FOR GREAT WASHABILITY Ira J. Smith, son or Samuel and Katherine (FtoGl . Smith WHEN CLOTHES ARE DRY . . AUTOMATICALLY SHUTS OFF Pobri-Dlal Tam. Certificates of Merit from that of the Woodland Church of the affiliated with the Grand Rapyears retiring in 1861. Consumers power Smooth ride is one big reason why Chevy is America’s most popular pickup. You get true independent front suspension; front wheels that step lightly over bumps. And most models provide big coil springs at all four wheels to soak up the jolts. You get a ride that's ideal for camper duty as well as work ... a tough suspension proved over the past 5 years on rugged Jobe. Try a smooth-riding 1966 pickup at your Chevrolet dealer's, no. 1 wav to work Talk to your Charrolat dealer about any type of truck lard P-. two grandchildren Wil­ liam and Valeria all of Hastings, nephew. —:— A BIG REASON WHY THEY’RE LIKED BEST Obituary “™““ » U^, LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET ««. ■u,-i <435 s. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �Saxons Host Comets; Go to Portage Saturday !X‘sBBSX’jrBig M Period II ‘PrepBasketb Big 3rd «Btnl AM 3 Tie for West The Redwings humbled Lake* te M. Jahaa I Roundup ood on the Vikings' own court. Gives Hastings Central Lead 0AM1I ruDAT WIGHT Dennis Springer and Oene Win Over Orioles -------Lokowood at Charlotte Wul central into a three-way Friday, Ho»l» Ionia and Hasting* sharing the top rung of the ladder with 4-2 rac- On Saturday Night wlnnera. BUI DeGroot and Jim ihhs WjaSS* -KSS’ HHS Wrestlers Whip Charlotte, Schondelmayer Mike OToole and Jeff Well* Blue & Gold to ‘Mt JTesf Central Victory activity to in store tar area fans Heatings split their games, the and the Hastings High Saxons, riding the crest of a flve-gama 85-«3, with a big fourth period effort, and the Saxons taking the the high - flying Grand ' Ladg* second tilt. 47-54. Cornell Friday night in 7’’key West Central clash, then Baturday night the Saxons go to with Greenville In the last rnlnPortage far a non-league tilt. Uey4 Oaaalafkaa extra period. Charlotte Friday night and on Saturday Coach Rog Eggers' Viking* will be host to Ionia Gull Lak* Lou* To Coldwater, 62-54 Gull Lake's Blue Devil* ran hot and dropped a 82-54 non­ league game. Ward pumped in ■even free throws for Carl Hamden tod Gull 20 punt* and Paul added 14 pointe Gull 37 point*. Lake with Dubnlcka Lake'* re- Despite the top-sided score, he game was a thrilling one to watch u both team* played * terrifically fast brand of ball. PaitUaS &«.' M*»l* Valter MJ4«terUte 71. fcsxl* VaJl.v Grand Ledge, Grandville and G.R. Godwin Height*. I Hasting* lost only one match at Charlotte, with the Saxona posting five wins by pins. Hammond I. Steve Pocemlk 5. 4. Dave Fisher 3. Steve Strick­ land 2 and Dan Cogswell one. Thi* Thursday the Freshmen a 4:45 pm. encounter. Michigan Stele'* assistant wrestling couth. Doug Blubagh. Grady Penlnger for the second time When Doug was wrestling ■t Ponca City <OkI*> high “TOSS MuKsaste (HI d««lj (C) dKi>*M>*d floor, sinking 34 out of 73 field on 25 out of 71 shots. Charlotte converted 10 out of 17 Hastings Jumped off to an Henry Vondett Promoted to U.P. Biologist Post ■ I. IprtMFrt it. L CUaax Seetu 5W, The Hastings Banner Eartlan Twa— Paaae t ta 6 Tk.mAnw January fonunrw 20, 7H 1 0 AA Thursday, 1966 most caught up and the count LowiU <0. lotto spurted and led 21-19. 25tings moved out in front to stay. Henry J. Vondett. district fish COMEDY n.'csduu* 7i. Bill MacDonald Signs Pro Pact At Auburn, Ind. Hilarious Harlem Stars at Maple Valley Thursday the national PGA headquarter*. I Ao burn la located on US-27, < about 13 mile* south ot Angola. Thursday night. Jan. 27. the dent of the Western Michigan who chapter of the Michigan Section their basketball demonstration of Qu PGA. near Nashville, matching their Weller and Jack Bender sank manager at the Hastings CounHe scored hl* first hole-ln-one anuca against a local team. report* Field Deputy Doria* J. four point*. John Peterson three try Club since April of 1960. ha* Lance Rochester. a Sophomore, and Jim William* two point*. Curry. | announced that he ha* signed a while playing In the Vtkcrana Administration Hospital golf would be in the thick of things foul trouble quite eorty and fin- froslonal at the Greenhurst -•*- ’left “ the game via . .. . country Chib at Auburn, Ind. alb' that. route. partmen t at Pontiac Lake, will become regional fish biologist BIWH Bold Bah * WorM Famou* William J. nine bucket* out of 25 attempts. Charlotte'* entire team U young, with four Junior* joinScully 1* being aligned new duties at the northern regional lineup. The aquad include* two office a* supervisor of hatchery other Sophomore* and only one and public access program* above Senior, Tom Wright, who chip­ ped in four point* In the finale. The region's nearly - named Hastings had fine balanced Wrtikt, 13 fish biologist ha* been at Pontiac ■coring throughixit the came, HARLEM STARS vs Barry County AR Stars right from the Una for 24 pointe Schondelmayer also was the top man on defense. Center Tten King dropped in Scully. a 34-year veteran of .17 pointe and did a good Job on kbe boorda. John Nixon oontri- (Wilson'* Insure neo) MAPLE VALLEY GYM Jon. 27-8 MacDonald, Michigan State's 1965 Big Ten and national championship foot­ raxxle dazzle ball nandllng. in­ ball team came from behind to tricate routine*, both planned season game*. ha* an excellent IB-hoie course with more than 200 member*, in­ cluding, many good golfer* such a* Dr. Wendell Aldrich. MacDonald and hl* family exm they find a home to rent. He planned on leaving this Wed- KIDNIY DANCIR SIGNALS EILc EIKS F,SH FRY ory operations gained during hl* Get Your Tickets from Chamber Membon or at GARDNER PHARMACY In H«ttfnfi »•»**»** Additional Apixa and Dwtght Lee accounted for 1364 of the Michigan Slate football team's rushing yardage of 2J49 yards to th* 1945 season Students $1.00 Sports On Page 6 3E REAL ESTATE Top Livings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLI HOMI IN THI FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* upstairs; downstairs It h*s one bedroom, two living room*, dining room, kitchen, full bath b*»*ment with gas heat, doubl* garege. living room la carpeted, and drapa* go also, storm window*, screened-In front porch, workshop on beck for $11,000.00 JUST OUT OF TOWN, home hat two bed­ one bedroom, living room with dining space, bath, full baseme* with oil furnace, two out coop and granary, and a tractor garage, for $7,150.00 HOMI IN QUIMBY, hat two-bedrooms upstairs and down • living room, dining area and kitchen, full beth, no basement, gai heat. <or ...$1300.00 FIVI AGRI FLACf room* up; down, large kitchen, full buildings chicken AN IXTRA GOOD HOMI IN THI IICOND WARD, with three bedrooms and clown upstairs. and hall, two bedroom* and hall ar* carpeted, and down*t»ln it ha* a living room, dining kitchen and new bath, ceramic tile, with tub, ihower mi A BIAUTIFUL COUNTRY ISTATI ju»t out of town on two acre landscaped site, ha* large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining are*, three real nice bedroom* with dotet*. two full bath*, strictly modern kitchen with monowall* built in birch cupboards, disposal, lots with a nice recreation room, forced hot Jac* In th* basement, attached garage 24 x 24 ft.. wondsrful view of th* countryside, has lightning f shrubbery, owner will finance, priced right to $21,000.00 ..............---- or will rent for $150 natfi IN THI FOURTH WARD ■ real nice brkk house, ranch type, ha* a living room with fireplace, carpet and drape* Included, two bedroom* and full bath, air conditlonad pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for A NICI HOMI ON CROOKID LAKI to trade for property dore to Hartings. A RIAL NICI HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD has two bedroom. dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas I water joftener, ha* insulation. meta! awning*, double A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLI HOMI IN THI 4th WARD, ha* two bedroom* up*t*ir* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement *r>d (1* floor furnaca, brand new garage and utility room, full comar lot for Woodland, for .. $1300.00 A RIAL IWirr BUNGALOW at Oren M«*dow* Number Ona: ha* living room 13 x 19 ft., three real nice bedrooms, dining room and kltcherv full bath with double lavatory, full basemwit with ale^rk: twa< poured walls, one and one-half stall ■tail — g*r*a*. .$17300.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKI, two real nice lots (large ones! for $2,400.00 $1,500.00 Wl NAVI A HOMI IN BATTLI CRUX, with three bedroom. end •bout 10 seres north of Hartings. THRU NICI BUILDtNO LOTI ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NIC! VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for$650.00 Wl HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NIED NEW LISTINGS A FIVI LIVIL HOMI AT ALGONQUIN LAKlt top level ha* throe dining room*. neat level kitchen and bath, and the basement furnace, water heater, eV*.-------------------------------- .$11,000.00 HASTINGS SALtSMIN A RIAL GOOD NINI ROOM HOMI with throe nice bedroom* bumar, hs* «mall basement bam, with stanchion* til* silo. 12 x 36', ten acre* of muck land, two acre* wood*, good rich •oil, located in Odsssa Towrwhlp, Ionia County ....$IO3BC.OO FIVI ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with RETATR KRR A YIAR ROUND HOMI AT YWORNAmi MUCI wnf *r heater, new oil fwneca. and he* MS W.SMa $♦„ Hasting* LAK) PHARMACY FRI Jan. 21 Serving from 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. $1.00 For Elk* Ond-'SuHta Children 50c The Hasting* High School Prtahman Basketball team tory at Charlotte Friday night. Coach Bob Miller’s Hastings totte here Friday aftemodtk 65High wrestler* will be host to 8L John.*' grapplers thi* Thursday Rid Fuller. Coaeh Dave Ktetemana night and then Friday the team ITBAVTWMIOHT — Tui Olbeen charge* had previously MM U year's SUU Class B champion* FXEP CAOB UmT* ^Mtt*|* 7*. CkarlDti* *O. raatag* go Mik* Bdgel led the Comet* with 31 point* and Ben Cadwell and Greg Cribley had 10 each. Tom Hansen, Ed Shroyer and Rick William* had 14 each for Groanvilla. The visiting Alm* eagers led Ionia >0-1# at the quarter but the Bulldogs cut that margin to two, M-n. by halftime. Ionia led at th# three-quarter mark, •4-47. Sophomore Bruce LaPolnte led the Bulldogs with 19 point*. Brad Comellu* and John Lamph«re had 15. Chri* Tuller 12 and . OAMXa 8ATVRDAT NIOIFT victory. M defs Over Charlotte Alan Hangtabach led the Saxon ftoah against the little Oriole* attempt* In the third period, the Hastings High Saxons roared Charlotto Oriole* Friday night To Meet St Johns and Okemos Childnm . 50c �IQUK GeeC cuw RWh Barvtoe 171. N»lUty IM, VUtna fllocuru IM. LouUe Annt. lit, teto. H«Mb 171. Oi»uy BuCts XM. Jeanna Prcnthwaj IM Poan BUUton 153 Sandy Danleb 140. Mary Miller IK. Jama Kalabacfc 147, Jane KanMdy lit Sandy Clinton IM. Bomq KMorta. Balm S4sMtag>: WeitoO-R beaUog aShwaaat Ing 44, Andrui Innnnce 49. Johnonl Furniture 37. Kn’i As Bob’! Goif Uli and PoU'd CteRbnicUon HU- Art- llawest DmnerWilre Ifex AMERICA S GREATEST dinned ", KSrSft 1/1UQR - SMITH AND TAYLOR r.v 14 — Collin Crutlcnden 6, Doug Kaaat 4. BUI BurghdotT 3. David 6. Goodyear 10, J. Bowerman 8, M. Cham 1. HERE-S HOW THE PUN WORKS: Irish 4—Bill Reynolds 4, Bob Shumway 3. Doh Myers 2; Drib- rw-*»*!7JTK W10W ou» WEEKLY ICHEOULB —** SbMeww. C^. W *MNd 120. — _ *• •»» <. u .Zt pLATE Redeem [4 REDEEM COUPON IN YOUR MAILED CALENDAR FOR... HI - SCORE, FRESH SATURDAY SENIORS Mailed Calendar Coupons this week for . . . 1AA CVTDA CT AU DC... IUV EAI KA > I Alflv * Ptaloa Ring 40. Hasting* Heights X* featured BUTTER 7-Up S. wth purchase of any two cut up fresh frying chickens 100 EXTRA STAMPS 49* |ra«uAweifler HURUP HONEY, NEW ENCXAND O BAKED HAM Lunch Meats *** 5W»n PREMIUM BROWN *N SMVE Denali Craig 191-401. Cbar- Sausage Links 1-LB. SOLID **T ■Y THE PIECE . . . ROSE BRAND Swift's Premium TENDER, TASTY, TERRIFIC LAMB Canadian Style Bacon Ih. MUte Wiley IM. Ernie Vaughn 1». Harold Andrus 132. David SHOULDER CUT MADE ROM CHUCKS . . . Ground Beef MONDAY BOWLERETTES lb. LAMB ROAST WE BUND THAT MAKIS US 1ENDEHUND tines Milling 33. Cuyler Track- BDonla Hathaway 178-478, Betty 219-525. Peg Sergeant 100-453. TravU 200-004, Jane Cote 145- We have the latest patterns PREMIUM PRO-TEN :: FANCY-TRIM, OVEN READY BLADE CHUCK ROAST 49^ LEG 0 LAMB HNf MABINO BEEF SHORT RIBS SLAM CUT CHUCK STEAK SHOULDER CHOPS ifa. 69“ LOIN CHOPS IltttIT ib. *119 �AL MINORS ,p. Woodman 903-10. Rod TMM Ward 38. Hartings Aluminum 32. Paul Wpodman 233-562. Gslcn . rice. 144, and Aigto Tag Tim and THE HA8TTNG8 BANNER—3 Jth Bros, 504, [533. Emmrth Engeseth 203-534. Turn Tag Inn 24 and Tyden I Hastings Motor Balm 14. I Thsnday, January M, 1986 164. C. DahHxmser rolted isi.wmI ■ Chenoweth 41. .Al* — Dot* Bar]SlO-Mp. Harvey Baker 517, RobHarvey Haan had one of hla better nights Thursday rolling KbM. cGSXi.iM.aYT.nott. Sil. R. Lundquist 508. Karol 235-010 for scries honors white BANTAMS (UNDER 12> *H* ____________ _ ___ __ —Standings: Hinn’s 414. Dale’si inson 127-231, J. Bumworth 138- “■ Gasper 206-504. :D. Ailerdlng hod 243 far solo honors finish- Bake Shop 34’6. Kaechete i 31. ument 34. Montgomery Ward J1O-5O2 and Paul Oaxsef 503. tng with 810. Irwin Harwood; Legion Auxiliary 294. Lawrence Barnum 174-507. Stew Hower and Southend Food 33, Hastings Chalked 233-594. Bill J erow 203- : I Gas 29. Georges Cltgu 27. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 199-528. Ray Lundquiet 211-537, COMMERCIAL MAJORS 870. John McLean 225-570. May- • Barr Tiros 26, Bums Rcfrigera- rill 110-210. J. Miller 121-218, C. Banner 22 and Viking 19. Standings: Bporta Bor 56. Pis­ nard Tucker 207-568. Jack She- I tlon 244. Supercite 24. Barry Anderson 120-214. J. Wyngar- Aliuter's and Williams Insur­ Standings: Oilmores 44. Wall; ance 37, Dowling 3414. Moose Galen Daniels led the field ton Rings 49. Harwood’s IGA 48, ter 207-556. Hurry McCollum I Lumber 22. Patten Monument 21. dorff s 38. AcketUs 37. Johnnies* Thursday with 215-577. R. Perry 222-529. Louis Keeler 210-532 Food Center 20. E. Bide Lumber Allen 108-204. M Rowtey 109-203. and Reahm Motor Bates 33'4. Klsnsey’s 32. Johnn&a' 21H, Eks 29 and East Bide Lumber 274. Roush Tailors 364. Montgomery Tnwxkl 200-582. Max Myers 528.! tln» Aluminum 18. V i J Ber­ 202 and M. Nelson 108-202. kley Bennett 191-811 Ron Pelkiw led the CU^Jc Hartbr Montague 547. Verl Btdaon 203Roblyer 533. Jim Barnum 509. Pete Kruger 215-507. Bob Boyle 540. Darrel Wlllyard 200-532. Don Pickard 225-551. Paul Ed­ wards 225-593. Merle Haines 531, Bill Hackney 202-542. Harv Haan 212-572. Jerry CutchaU 5», Bill Hansom 559. Oordte Norris 201-530. Pat Torpcnlng 500. old Hal] 212-585. Lydy 500. John Kasinsky 225-570. Dick Hart 508. Stu Sweet 541. Karol Owen 200- Shoppinq is a pleasure at 215-547. Joe Olclarowski 212­ 547. Ward Woodmansee 203-594. Bill Uldrik 524. Keith Craig 209­ 534. Rav Jenkins 530 and Earl Lyon 528. WEDNE8DAY PJH. LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Motor From Brazil SPARTAN COFFEE Mscsron, n pl DINNEI llnga Cleaners 39, Ne-Hi 38. Vita FOOD CENTER Waft -- --------— 1 Lumber 314. Miller's Plumbing * Heating 304. Bobs Bike 8c Hobby Center 294 and Ockcr- kraft £1?. MX*’*®" DINNERZ FROM ITALY KRAFT MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER SPARTAN POURABLE DRESSING WITH COUPON BELOW AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION Standings: Moose 404, Cote- VINEGAR AND OIL ‘ ' W&BJI8-483 and Dean Lambert u juNDAr MIXED DOUBLES . • rflgH" scries and scores: John Kaslnsky 345-892. Ron Pellow 208-544. Gene Wyant 191-519. Lyle Sanborn 181-506, Mila Nsl- BOTTLE Spartan Frozen SHOESTRING POTATOES Martin 158. Marieah Makley 152. Faye Allan 150, Mary Partridge ••• uiuray Has­ tings Sanitary Service 304. Haa■ tings Aluminum 11. , Good scores: Wes VanDenburg THOUSAND ISLAND, RUSSIAN, ITALIAN, RED WINE OR * 203-581. Bonnie Wyant 185-400, Alma Coville 184-483. Barb Klersey 179-494. Shirley VanDenburg 171-474. Marie Hammood 169­ 466. Irene Heath 167-457. VI Wendorf 173-463. Florence Wcyerman 183-443, BeUy Sheler 172­ 458. Lucille Wilson 165-487. Mar­ ian Eye 167-443 and Marilyn McKenzie 167-447. 'Good games: Bobby Handy 173, FROM SPAIN Mario Olives 7Ox. WL Btl. FROM CHINA ... LA CHOY Chow Mein Noodles 2 FROM ITALY . . C>CHB BOY-AH-Olt Spaghetti Dinner 59‘ 29* 39* FROM ARGENTINA . . . BROADCAST FROM FORMOSA . . . EMPRESS Pineapple $1® -Til FROM U.S.A. . . . COUNTRY FRESH Chocolate Milk OVEN-FRESH BAR STYLE S. SHEET Rou JUMB0 125 Angel Food Cake 39* Corned Beef Hash J J Kleenex Towels WHITE OR COLORS FACIAL TISSUE Wi"x9W 2-PLY SHEETS 19* 59* 00 KLEENEX Friend 177-479. Pare Jo*n 180. Bonnie Wyant 170. Jeff Oexm Un Snyder 159. Roas H nrtchren IM. Pat Nelson 154. Al Morgan 154. Von Howell these bM. of 148. Ous Wyant in. Peg Cronlnger 155. Nancy Taylor 138 anrl .Ta,Ur ettMnU.—__ Wesley For Banner Classified Ads Coll Wl 5-2481. C2^A 60 WAYNI WHITE OR COLORS, 500 SHEET (4’Z>"x4’/i") ROLL DELSEY 00 Bathroom Tissue New Texas Green VEGETABLES ^CABBAGE ”F’i (Food Purchase Thru Sat, January 22, | 1966. 10 HAROLD Troublesome ful bother and ail other methods of providing hair for the male head have failed, they are now trying a new method of transplant­ ing hair. It is painful, but believed to be quite success­ ful according to those who have had it done. 17 Different Varieties SPARTAN FROZEN a Fortunately, repairs to your home can be made much more easily and successfully. You don't even have to con­ sult a doctor. Merely drop by your lumber dealer's and have him explain bow easy * BIGGEST SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT DPR CO, DI EAST RAILROAD KT, IIAHTTNG8. PHONE ill MICHIGAN jf FOOD CENTERS IN Alb.ON COlDWATfR Ml Wl J-MH �If Christmas buying took your jack, sell with Classifieds & get it back Thapday, January CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE IA]e MODEL USED CARS HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 IT ULS IX5HIQNZD FRICi MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. CASH RATE—2Vic pet publkrfio.. BARRY'S LARKE BUICK - "WHITE SALE" Chrysler-Plymouth USED CAR CHEVROLET SPECIALS CrMItor* ati U. Quart aad UiM: Jaaaan Sth. Pkilip IL Milch*!!, sriM as totwiu ■ S. Honover at City Limits DISPLAY CLASSIFIED — 31.25 mt Ml for liorio taoortioa. gMtfiar^Gar. 1964 DODGE DART fl CyL Standard Trans. 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 1965 COMET 404 Series, 8 Cyl. Standard. Power steering. 1964 VALIANT V100 4 Dr. fl Cyl. Automatic. Radio. t 6 Cyl. Standard. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Radio, heater, power steering. 1964 GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and while. Automatic. 8 Cyl. W/waHs. Power steering. 1965 BUICK LE SABRE m 1962 FORD GALAXIE 1962 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 8 Cyl. Automatic. Power steering. 1962 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 Dr.' 8 cyl. AutomaUc. Radio, heater. Cheap! 1961 CORVAIR MONZA 9M 1962 CHEVROLET BELAIRE 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 8 cyL Automatic. . 1961 RAMBLER 8TA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. RenneR Ford Inc. 328 N. Mich. Pt. 945-2421 1963 CHEVROLET JANUARY SALE of NEW CAR TRADES Save $$ ot These Bargain Prices 1964 MERCURY MONTQLA1B 4 Dr. Sedan?'Has automatic 1963 BUICK ELECTRA brakes, radio, new whitewall tires............. ..1.................. 82456 HI 1961 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walls. WANTED—Man or Woman CANVAS TARPS to supply consumers in N. 5«7 to 16x20 Barry Co. or Hostings with Rawlei&h products. Can cam $3.47 up $100 and up weekly full WINICK'S 1/20 BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT FOR LEASE nlcbard J. Iludaoo rCBUCATIOM 0XDU. ruBUOaTlOX 0X0 XX. Wl I-1IM time. Write Rqwleigh, Dept. 2<M H. MCA 651 33IK Freeport. III. LEGALS FUBUOATIOX OBDKB. ad* u nrirtUad E*Ut* of Nubia V. Mdflll, D* SERVICE STATION GULF OIL CORP. 1966 PONTIAC STA. WGN. 1/20 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, heater. 1963 DODGE DART 8 CyL Standard trans. 1964 F IM H TON PICKUP fl Cyl. Standard. 1963 PONTIAC NOTICE HELP WANTED 1963 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl., Std, Radio, w/walls. 1963 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE Power steering and brakes. 1964 CHEVROLET Wlthew. Wood. 'Zaraatoa. ^Christ* Marrin 1’iuda CARDS OF THANKS b IN MIMORIAMS—2c per word. 1961 CHEVY MONZA dlo, heater. 1963 CHEVROLET 8TA. WON. Blscayne; 6 CyL Standard. 1964 CHEVROLET B<toj*el, bov*r«r, to coadllloa*, r»>lrtclia»« and llalulUnt •* ncord- HiMtl Ud Hud,03 rtiueliry Courtroom, llaitinr*. Mlcklcm, hrirlna bn bald on Mtlltoaa b» Downtown Hastings Modern 2-Bay brutes. Automatic. PUBLICATION OBDXX Phone Wl 5-2300 after FARM IMPLEMENTS room. H..U NOTICES Used Farm Machinery ZOO. GOOD AS NEW STORE Skhl»*n. urlur to arid haulng. pulilicalfoa and aarvlc* shall b* Over Stan's Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS rubber. A-l shape. Loaded! 1964 FORD GALAXIE 5M -1903 John Deere 3010 Tractor. 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive, power steering and । brakes, radio. Low mllea. 81.656।। Hydraulic. A-l shape I <964 DODGE jI —Bush Hog fl ft. 3-point Rotary I cutler. 2 years old. . •• ' 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive, radio......................... 81495 —John' Deere Model N PTO1 1/20 Spreader. A-l shape. . 1943 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL —Several Used Plows—All sizes. 4 Dr. Sedan. Has power wln- »4S Wcl Mkku»= Cevrtroom, lUsilag*. Michigan, ■ h**rinr b* bald at wlikh all rradllorn of as 14 d*cr - Paul E. 8I*<*1 DUD THIRTT-MUTM AND 8S/10C JJJL_ 1962 CHEVY II EXCITING VALUES in REAHMS CARS 1985 OLDS STATION ^TAGON tor a nice family car. «-y 1964 OLDS 2 Dr. HARDTOP 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dt. Sedan. 8 cyl engine, au­ tomatic drive, radio. ...(1495 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 Dr. Sedan, fl cyl. engine, std. tfnns.. radio.......... -......... 51495 GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson Wi 5-5052 1/20 1963 MERCURY 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard trans. SPECIAL. ........................... 81450 MALE HELP WANTED 1963 DODGE 4 Dr. Sedan. Model 440. V8 en­ gine. AutomaUc. Power stecr- TOOL DESIGN condition. .11,995 1964 OLDS SEDAN . . . Dynamic 88, 4 Dr., Hydra- 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Station Wagon. 4 Dr., 9 Pass.. V8 engine, automatic drive, rhliewall tires. power steering, power brakes, radio.................... 5895 1M1 PONTIAC £ Dr. HARDTOP 1962 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 Dr. Sedan ............................ 3850 radio, white*ails, sparkling white finish. 1962 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive, power steering and brakes. 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering owner. 1962 OLDS STARFIRE . .. Full power, bucket scabs, a|l 1961 MERCURY METEOR 800 white with blue vinyi interior. 4 Dr. Sedan.......................... 6695 1962 OLDS SEDAN 1961 COMET . . . Super 6a, 4 Dr., excellent .8550 I condipon, power steering and braze*, new Olds trade. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1961 PONTIAC SEDAN ... Catalina 4 Dr., power steer­ 1969 LINCOLN PREMIERE ing and brakes, radio, one ownI960 MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan. 1962 CORVAIR 2 Dr. 1959 ED8EL 4 Dr Sedan. . . . Monza, 4 speed transmis­ 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sedan. sion, radio, whitewalls, extra 19S8^BJ<AULT 4 Dr Sedan. 1956 FORD 4 Dr. Wagon . 1M1 BUICK STATION WAGON . ,. Power steering, radio, auto­ matic transmission, wnitewalis. USED TRUCKS 1965 CHEV. K TON PICKUP Has radio. Like new condition, has very few miles.____ 81,650 IM* CWUXAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, excellent 1963 CHEV. IS TON____ 61456 condition, one owner. Mas had 1959 FORD 1 TON.............8 656 1965 INTERNATIONAL 'i TON 4-wheel drive. Like new. .82450 IBM CADILLAC CPE. DEVILLE . . . Full power, good whitewall IBM OLDS 4 Dr. HOLIDAY .- * . Fully equipped incliKliug chanlcal condition. MAHLER MOTOR SALES nxn« aa-Cadillac WIS-MW KnN.M<M«.An. Mato. Phone Wl 5-2479 HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Cell Wl 5-3481 Ladle.' DRESSES and COATS, Men's and Boy's LONG-SLEEVED SHIRTS AS MARKED, IT'S NOT SPRING Mr. R. Roberts 897-9212 Root-Lowell Mfg. Co. Lowell, Michigan ACCIDENTS - ORDERS FOR FERTIIIZER. Your Biggest Discounts . Are in January. CALL 945-2223 FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South MORNING HEADQUARTERS FOR PURINA WILD 'BIRD SEED NEWSPAPER SCRATCH GRAIN—or CORN AND EAR CORN ’ BIRD FEEDERS DELIVERY Man to deliver the Detroit Free Press 7 days per week between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. New rural routes starting Monday, Jan. 24, 1966. PURINA DOG CHOW DOG MEAL PUPPY CHOW CAT CHOW ' DOG WORMEBS and SHAMPOO ALL KINDS OF SALTNO. \ROCK SALT SALT PEARLS it Must be 21 and have reliable transportation. ROCK SALT FOR ICE See Mr. Gory Crone in Room 9 at Pleasant Point Motel, M37-M43. Thurs­ day Only . . . 7:30 P.M. - - time. Car furnished. Expenses paid. No experience required. Men urgently needed now. Free Information, Write UNIVER­ SAL. CW-1. 6801 Hillcrest, Dal­ las. Texas 75205. 1/20 it Business Services WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass A Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ son. Hastings. tf MOVING—2 gas space-heaters, MAN WANTED FOR MILK ROUTE - Good established 30.000 BTU, 826 ; 45,000 built-in thermostat, glow - view front, 6-4427. 1/20 840: sofa-bed without arms, 810; 4 small-size wood dining chairs, 86: oak rocker, 81J5O; MEDICAL RECORD LIBRARI­ AN—Registered or eligible for upholstered ann chair, 82.50. Phone Lake Odessa 374-8485. registration and/or experienced in hospital ' medical records 1/20 work. Salary open. Excellent fringe benefits. To supervise SINGER SEWING MACHINE— medical record functions In . With dial control rig zag equip­ 100-bed general'hospital. Send ment tin lovely cabinet), real a resume to: John C. Bay, Di­ nice. Makes fancy stitches au­ rector of Pennock Hospital, tomatically. scallops, buttonHastings, Michigan. 1/20 brolden Full balance 637.88 Payment of 65 00 per month. WOMAN NEEDED to deliver ad­ vertising material for Dry* Call 945-5395. Electro Hygiene. Cleaners. Car needed. Good 1/20 pay. Both day and evening hours available. Apply: OneUSED HOSPITAL BEDS—Fixed Hour Martiniring, W. State St., height, two-crank beds. In Hastings. 1/20 good condition. 625 each. Bmsc needing repairs 815. Ciffljjct Mr. Cumbow, Pennock Hospi­ LADY FOR HOUSEWORK — tal, WI 5-3461, Extension 28. Phone 946-3110. 1/20 1/20 ICE — Trimming, cabling, re- it Loaf and Found Phone OL 3-6086. Nashville, ONE AND ONE-HALF YEAR OLD PART BEAGLE AND SPANIEL DOO - White and brown with “pink” noee. Lost 3 miles West of Bristol Cor- 945-2223 MAKE US YOUR NOTICES it Business Opportunity ESTABLISHED WATKINS ROUTE Ln City of Hastings 68750 average per week pos­ sible. Full or port Um6. write Watkins Products, Inc.. D-57. Winona, Minn. 1/27 WE'RE NOW TAKING Well established manu­ facturer offers fine oppor­ tunity to young mon with High School or College education, as Tool Design Trainee. Drafting ond Shop Experience benefiaal. Salary commensurate with experience. For in­ terview call to 9;00 P.M. Classified Paragraphs TOO EARLY! DRAFT MAN 1310 N/Michlgon REAHM MOTOR SALES Table ol . Men's and Women’s SLACKS Ladies' HATS and PURSES 5i OFF MARKED PRICE scat Choose from two. ..$2,895 maroon amah. 1943 FORD STATION WAGON ... 9 passenger Country Squire, Call Wl 5-3481, I Hastings Milling & Farm Supply Special —Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 8135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 K. State St, Hastings tf chrome choke chain. Call; Ken Gray. 623-2091 Collect. if WHEEtER MARINE SALES & SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats. cessories. M-flfl in A' Miscellaneova Nashville. SERVICE — Custom kitchens, countertop work, cabinets, pan­ eling or special items built in it Help Wanted 3649. it for Sole—Mlacellenemu FOR MdRE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rcxall’s fast permanent. Regular 82.00—Now 61.00. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy. TABLE PAPER — For picnics. family reunions, lota of uses. IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over­ size-prinu. tf Wl 5-2943 1ONR— Registered, 10-month-old KEI L FAMOUS KNAPP SHOES WHY NOT LET US MAKE you Angus bull. Call 721-0683. Jim —Full or part lime. Equipment Rhodes, 8587 S. Broadway, R4, stamp with your name, ad­ Hastings, Michigan ' 1/30 Mgr. A. C. Adams. Box 7, dress and ZIP number for Heating - Plumbing Shelby. Mich. 1/27 6225. This includes, and sales tax. --------- ■— it Household (Me MAN FOR DAIRY FARM — Call Sarvic* laity Shoppe. 1/20 New • Remodel • Repair Losing Hair? Balding? Dandruff? FREE copyrighted booklet Valuable KAECHELE'S DR. SHIFFER LABORATORIES 528 Euclid Arcade >2 Cleveland, Ohio 44115 I 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 tf 1/27 CLEANER date model'—Ori­ MAN WITH CAR NEEDED to do ginal coat over 6165. equipped light delivery work for Dry with automatic cord winder Cleaners (Advertising nwtwiand pop out baga. Balance,due al*. Day or evening hours 62910 or take over 8145 weekly available. Good pay. Apply: paymenu. Call 945-5395. Elec­ Office Room IM, Hastings Ho­ tro Hygiene. 1/20 tel. Wl 5-9758,. 1/30 ■XPERT TAILORING on ladles' and men's clothing. Phone WI 5-6714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. Tailor Shop. tf NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished, 6-room and bath apartment. Utilities paid. Good location. Adulto only. CaU MM433 days. Good , if no 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new 3-bedroom modern home Just outride city limits. Lovely large back yard. School bus goes by the door. Will trade for house in town of equal value. Phone WI 5-4791 after 5 pm. HAVE VACANCY In my private TRADE YQUR HOUSE TRAIL­ home for bed or ambulatory ER FOR A PERMANENT PRE ­ patient with- good care. Mrs. CUT HOME — Easy financ Ing: Balance of Trailer payments 1/20 paid, off: Slop Depreciation: STALK SHREDDERS FOR completed: Wc also manufac­ ture custom built house trailers ply, 107 So. 945-3160. up to 24 wide houses on whi IN8IBT ON MICHIGAN BOT­ proved: Send I TLED GAS I Bee Oarl A Betty's ful colored caU Appliances before you buy I plans, booklet They Sell—They Install—They plans, national Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 Uon, and new South. tf material, to: 1 ★ NoHcm liM3i.nl MeM Uoa/ ar* atallabla ★ Personate ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PX). 171, Hastings Telephone wi 5-2895. Meetings every Monday,» pan. tf pre-cut homes) Box 631, State Callan, C Pfl. zip 3/M FAMILY HOMB —1 Mtfrooms (3 twin rise) and large bath up. Entrance Had, caipeted 31' living room and dining area, firaplace. powdee rbom and large kitchen down. Attractive 'Moment, many ‘Mras-Bwenenl location niir setaoi. M6-1917. Lio MACHINIST TOOLS - With or without box. Call ro 5-3781. 1/30 �Card of Thanks and In Memtuttf" BBtedhic c*«D or nusu -»>■<« Blood to lather- JfarFj* Mod Cross UnlverThe Rpv- William Rlddens is to officiate with burial tn the Sununitt Cemetery st William- sympathy, to Pastor Unseth far hl* oalls and comforting words and prayers, and to the ladles for serving the lovely lunch, to the Leonard - Osgood Funeral dlrec- Finnic and Phelps and all helped In any way to make burden lighter. Mn. Chloe Hauer DoaoUw Bunner pllahed. Mr. Evana, a Bqout urru^f.— Mna.va«r —— January 34. 1D48. “What would Mr. and <Mrs. Ralph Hu war Sadly missed by his parent*, •Uteri, brother and families, rhyekMus providing medical werage far thia clinic wen Dr. Woodland Banfield ■ Vieinity 4, Sea 443. Buri. Cra«k 721-toll Eugene Nusbaum suffered i Robert Stanley Mra. Forrest James. Other volunteers serving In durinc Ctetatoa* vacation, the various capacities Included Mrs. Arthur Brant, Mra. Richard Mc­ Loughlin, Mrs. Harry Burke, Mrs. Duane Jarman. Mrs. John Crue, Mrs. Garrett Isham. Mrs. Rich­ at the Community Building. ard Clark. Mrs. Lawrence Utter, Mrs. I<yle Gillespie, Mra. Arthur Anyone interested In visiting Cook, Mrs. Tom Taffee and Mrs. Ula Messenger. Sandwiches and cookies, pro­ vided by Hospital GoOd I were a copy oa the prior U mW hoorlu. so and aorvko •hell LEGAL Nlerken A Teleport AIIMMji for Adtoetor*ler pubuoation omd». a.Urmla •bail b« •Utat. ul Court fublxoatiom obdbb. ioa w. suu turn 11.. I kt., MJ.-klx.n ’ PUBLICATION— fjiSH. Ib«i, Mkhls.a, thick ail tr.t ^ay* or publication— BlM>l and rludioa 103 W. Bui« Hlr»i landed. mg*. Who naa been a pauent in Blodgett HmpKal because of a Rochelle oapaa or yubmcatiqb— Ha*»ng» Camp Fire Council's and eteetton of I < tbaiptoco- Tbatoter and Mra. Qten Halt* attwxferf. ★ JrboeB who go In than boJ» to ndoe, a Dea. Any mother kitcrteied In helping CARD OF THANKS Thtf family of Gall L. Cheno­ weth wiahea to express their sin­ cere thanks and appreciation to all of their friends and relatives for their many acts of hi Brineys during the lllneas and recent loss Building, of their loved one. A special the'Rev. Willard Curtis, nuraee st Pennock Hospital, the Circles of tho Hastings Presbyterian Church who furnished and served lunch at the Church after the funeral Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home and Uie pallbearers. Your kind­ ness will always be remembered. George M. Chenoweth, III, Tamara and Steven Name Mrs. Wood Head of Camp Fire Council pmgrassing. They hope to move in, in tho Spring. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Edward Streeter of Gun lawoua u ueorgc n. xounaa*ee Mfr wm inrMbk CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends for the many cards, 'lowers and gifts during my stay at the hos- ___ Alta Gould Mrs. Wicks of Middlevine Seteb Donations To UW Here paran January Pkllln II. Nil Hkb.nl J. Itu4l The Barry County Chapter of the Red Crou Is most grateful for use of the E. W. Bliss Com­ pany facilltlM In conducting this successful bloodmoblle visit. Donora included: Melia Bbepler, Carl Baker, Elwyn Haywood, David Burgess, Vertend Gillespie, Robert Hilla, Elmer Hitter, Robert Rein, Riaharti Bhrlver, Donald Murphy, Gerald Hull, Francis Springer, M • II r I ?■ a a*iuura, ixHtcr auois; Donald Stevens, Gordon Cota, Eldon HaugbtallngL Lyle Varney, Donald Rose, Harley Marsh, Don Rayner. Menrin Nichols, George Youngs. Walter Brimmer, Frank­ lin Townsend. Martin Doyls, Ar­ den Adams. Douglas Vickery, Jr, Lawrence Anders; Bound Over On Check Charge Alan The Methodist Esther Circle is Oomm unity Hospital intensive holding a bated food sale In care unit. Mrs. Nusbaum spent a couple nights with Mra. Alice dani. Mm Joecph Hubert, Mra. nldpal Judge of Mr. and Mra. Vlvtan Rairigh. stayed with the Wayne Bucklanda. Your reporter is glad to report that Eugene is coming losing Those remaining on t lie board Gerald Hospital for a stay with hla have a big weekend pianne<kl living in their trailer in Florida With two games scheduled. Frl- l until the weather becomes tend Community Hi Sunday night *ufft Will John Feb. 28th in the gtrl's gym. The Ray Overholt family pt Mrs. Dennis Cha Security National Bank of 118 and 810 cashed at local serv­ Royal Hayes and AUy, Richard ice stations. 8huster. Cullers was bound over to the The overnight cabin's name February term of Circuit Court. Bond ot WOO was furnished. Ing "Frirodahlp House." selected Friday he pleaded guilty before The Adult Bunday school class of the Middleville Chapel la Ing. They were oelebraUng Sue Guea- Cullers was arrested by offl- Johnny. arrived In Flint also to birthday. Skedgeil, aociation Chairman peered Mb held at Mt. Vernon Chapel at the ahtrlffs office selected for ita simplicity. Mrs. ed home from Pennock Hospital Mra. Jamas Smalley of Plainwell, where she was a patient tat five Capt John Cunaid officiated at formerly of Mlddlevllia are ths arrested for simple larceny. 23. paid a 830 fine and 88.43 l ng fins and walking around the and wa* placed on probation for bouse with a waiter. * Paul sister. Julio. six months. He was charged with Woodman, Larry Smith and taking two Urea and wheels Jan. 7 off a Ford in Fred Eckardt's tend Osteopathic Hospital in Grand You Truly," They were Patti Klngsley and family visited both Mlles and Martha Hall. return home' Thursday, (today). gr-aivl n^ironta Mr. and Mnt. Cragu's at Inmans In Battle Mdvm Hutehlpaon and Mm Maa Kingsley of Grand Rapids wane Gallup. Edward DePew, Dickson Thursday molng. * Farrell Anderson, George Oaks, Roger Conklin from Chicago a surgical patient at Leila Hos­ Linwood Burdick, John Drum, was a Saturday dinner guest of pital in Battle Creek, returned Gerald Miller, Klwyn Rafller, Ray Inman. Lynn Edggr. Jkratftu Ing the funeral on Thursday Wilder, Buddy Green. Florence bonus on Broadway are enjoying Gayle Kling, Nancy COok. Gor­ don French. Newman Shaw. Wil­ Methodist W6CS wlU meet Wedliam Christie,. Peter Btraube, Llckta and Winnie Llckta. * Mr. William Gross, Gordon Allen, re*. oa furlough will move into and Mra. Robert, Bonneville and Russell Golden. Von Dean Makfamily of Lowell were Bunday Master Jim and little Cindy ley. Julian Lublenlockf, Emeat dent making her home this year Leonard spent the weekend with Lindberg. Stewart BweeL Claythy Booneville.' * Mra. David their grandparents., Mr. and Mra. Chapin of Rtenus, a T-K faculty Loo Frey Bunday their parents, Dougiaa Smith, william Peake, member, moved Into Mra. DoroGeraldine Newton. RuaeeB Nash, Jack Raymond. George Magoon, Tburaday. Joseph Duffy. Dan Martin, Budd Gaylord. and their families. * Randall. Frank DeQroote. David Saturday to their apartment in Jackson home Tuesday. * Mr. Ackstt, Harry Relgler, Max Brandt, Richard Johnson, Mar­ Creek Saturday. She is staying tha Cummins, Willard Long; Sunday. Arthur Bennett, Carl Hula, Rapid* recently after having a Richard Main. Orville Rverett, hernia operation. He is Mill un­ Dale Main,Cell Morgan, Dale able to return to grade school. Geiger, I./L. Wells, Leo Loftus, halfback on the Mirhlpm state Durwood Mast, Jack Enright, Rl- Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Laughlin football team won All-Ohto honcellent talk on "Rotation of Child don Roush, James Curtis, Ronald came to visit iier. a Mrs. Rhoda Martin, Edward McLaughlin; Bawdy returned to the homo of or Indiana or Illinois. + Mr. and tended the Methodist breakfast Virgil Adams. Ronda Munn, her daughter. Mr. and Mra. Her­ Jean Harbin, Nancy OConnor. old Ctaaalc for a few months. Gerald Lyons. William Caateleln, Mr- and Mra. Floyd Mahler Barnard Watson. Lawrence No­ vak. Richard Heniser, Merrill "We're A» Neer Aa Your Telephone" Frlddle. Gary Cole, Dell Morgan. Keith Louden, Zeno Banash. Ur in Lansing. On Saturday they Ralph DeMott; Bernard Hook, Gerald Sherry, Steven Hammond. Winifred Em­ ery, Francis Nichols. Arthur Shepler, Joseph Hubert, Donald Debbie Brazie, Cindy SchondelMra. Gerald SkedteUs group mania! gowns they lighted the candle and demonstrated the The Ktrls were. Mlclidlo JackBtedgeU and Cathy Young. Doraert which was varied and mlttee. Irene Hayes, Metha Gray Michigan -State University sd- million additional consumers will require more food and farm proIn farm families. SERVICE aid REPAIR GUIDE PUBLICATION OBDEB Clip Thli Guide — Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Upon of Condition of "Wo Molting, City look LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel rw* lUrtlaga, b. h.td 0. th. Dlmn.re, Admli lerrtl at mIs «uu Ulo Swtribed la »li IMir.1; Jnnunrr 14. HIM, <'..rtrl<hl and Hoddy WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. C.lmoee Jewelers, 102 E. Stat. St. Phone Wl 5-5316. sgsfusra PUBLICATION OBDBB. Automobile & Machinery TOTAL ASBKTU For Banner Cbraiflod Ui Call WI 8-3411. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Business PROIUCIION CREIIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Ava. W. Sura St. TOTAL LIABILITIES OF DISTINCTION Brothen SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE 11 pets end uwhti McCuitoch VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- . AUTO — Fit! BONDS Swanton Ineurance All Forms of lacureMc sad Bondi JIRRY ANDRUS COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV- HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN- 134.000.00 ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ 221 W. M4L Suepfy. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. PAIRED in heavy ganneots Rad Wing Sporting Utt Sh<m. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Beebe. Shoe Shep. 123 S. MOBILE HOMES SALES —Del' Largest selection of Drapery Jefferson. Aulo Wrecking and Del's Phil­ RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch TOTAL UklUTAL AOCUUXTH i.t<M.OT»/>3 lip's "66" M37 So.. 945-5141. rods. Installation and Hanging. TOTAL LIABILITiKS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT^ .413.TS4.774.3S ice, 2)8 N. Jefferson. Phone W. Mill. Radio, TgtavWan Bapairteg Wl S-SITi. GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —AM JuS'f.VUi’*1. d!’T’u* f°r ”m 15.4«« «ta - washett, dryers and small home TROPHY CENTER—I appliances. Cail 945-2317. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE — 315 S.'Hanover. ihn U)2 E. State St.. SERVICE-/* ALL MAKES of frec945-3162. Free service for one ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING JOHN BARNETT State Farm Insurance State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Miscellaneous CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— 113.730,739.' CAPITAL AOOOUWT6 Hastings Phone 945-9415 CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ to your specifications. Fj M37 So.. Office Hours MON.. WED. & FBI. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Directory MIMOtiAL MONUhMNTS LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field, Pumping ($24 00 lor 1st 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. . CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— tings Flow Cowing. 123 W. Headquarters for hospital sup- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND State. Wl 5-5H8. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ hev^ Gardner s. Phono 945AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel ICE—First class work. Cail Wl Otter McoriUee ........... ............................ ............ Ott.r leoat ud StereoaU ................................. W.’”’* Urtiiur. ..4 i,urea ead .11.. 4>eU repeeMMtas biak peoatoee .................................... Mai num ewedk Mbee ttaa beak menu.......... . ’ . ‘ Otter Aeeu . .............................. . ••••••........ Kt., PUMP SERVICE—Sta-RHe Water System*. Sold, bulalied. serviced. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. S. Jefferson. dirwtor *( total I.enk. Wee CaU 5-5052. snd supplies. Kelley Electric Service. 524 Middisville Rd.. Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 »«, Hraunga. » 94M48L If Ym TV’S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio son. Phone Wl 3-»IVf* Would Like to be Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide �iddleville at Hamilton For X-Way Showdown StagjShop Posts 6th Straight in City Cage Leagui Augusta Friday. Friday night Middleville had no trouble rolling over Maple Valley. 74-58. with Rob White and Gary Stauffer sharing scor­ ing honors for the Trojan* with 34 points each. Maple Valley stayed with T-Kk unbeaten squad for the first period, which Mason taxpayers made the pool possible by approving a 8200,000 bond Issue some two years ago which authorized the levy of one mill tax for 10 years to pay for cuuitructloq only. There waa no provision In the bond Issue which indicated the tax funds could be used for operation^ costs. In addition to the bond* sold, the City of Mason gave a gift of 818,000 to the pool and'the school board took 816,000 out of a good- -Doo Mohn had U for Francis- Saturday'* game at 8 ahouM bt a thriller. In and Don Carley. Shirley and Gary Buckland 2 eac !?w r---- ; ; m. MW mw. «■» en and Mra Keith Ycrty sewed the reftwahmoits to the partld- Twenty seven dad* and Boy Boost* from 17 troopg e Win* 9th Straight Armchair Athlete 7. From time tn time the question of Q public swimming pool for Hastings is'suggested, and what a wonderful addition a pool would be to this municipality’s facilities. The-question of financ­ ing a pool’s construction, and then the problenwif paying fox' ftp operation, is something to think about. ” The City of Mason recently made./ which revealed It is being used -------------by many Mt Is costing money. A year's estimated cost waa projected after the pool's fint five months of operation. Bupt. of Schools H. Chandler Haute said: "A rough estimate of faff In pool). 83,540; electricity, operational costs for a year on 84.200; chemicals, M85, and cu*. the swimming pool la 810X2 snd todlan, 83,400. this does not Include salaries for Instruction and supervised recre­ ational swimming. adults are charged 60 cents with children admitted free during family night .swims. . er 8, Jerry Eckman 7, J< Revenues received through kins B, Lorry Dykstra ■... Dec. 24. IMS. totaled 8889, while Barnum 4 each and Larry Spen- just the elementary and junior high instruction Plus recreational Tom Haven* and Gary Cole supervision salaries have rung up each had 14 for the Ooalander a total of 8L675 in expenses. sqdad. Mike Corrigan 10, Larry Bupt. Hants said. Barney 9, Butch Hartman 8 and Haute added that it was the Gary VanHouten and John Mah- Board of Education'* feeling* that it would be desirable to pro­ vide swimming instruction for all children In elementary and jun­ ior high schools' With' the school assuming the costs. Senior high students receive this instruction automatically through thetr phy- Hastings Mfg. squesapd out a 57-53 overtime win over Francis­ co; with Dave Ung scoring 14 ncinU. Ken Neil 13. Art Fredenbjrg and Len Bums 12 and Jack WinKlondike Derby Sunday It 1* amaxing how many sports­ men will spend hours on the lakes Ice fishing, when they don't even like to eat fish—like Herb Baum of Bulling'*. However, looking at the **meas” he caughi Sunday, It wouldn't make any difference. whether he liked fish 'The - Seasons," the Michigan Conservation Department's color­ sound movie which recently won * 'Tteddy" award as the best out­ door documentary in the Ha- out Scout skills at each of fits "towns" they had to trek to. Each patrol was given “told was the Beaver Patrol THbp 75 Hastings. These first three patrols will st the Marquette post. He will be wpervter of balchery end public access programs above the Btralta. Ha Is shown here aa he planted some of the 7M muskellunge In Algonquin Lake In 1964. Around the same time IJ.SH baas, averaging 3K inches, were planted in Algonquin following treatment of the lake with chemi­ cal rotenon killing about three-quarters of the fish. Muikles may reach legal sire the Summer of 1967,—Banner photo. Lucille Willitts tain Heads Sportswomen Lucille Wlllltu was installed as president of the Barry County Sportswomen's Club In a cere­ mony held Tuesday evening in ginning a study to determine if the conference room of the City pesticide* have played a role in the pheasant decline In the "Thumb" area. They plan to shoot 38 birds in six townships where pheasant, number* have shown a decided drop during re­ cent years, Sltlis for. collecting ine Patrol. Troop 202. Eagle Pa­ trol. Troop 108; Bearer Patrol, Troop 75; Eagle Patrol Troop 73, Hosting*; Red Ribbons—Fox Pa­ trol TTOop 108, Bonfield; Fox Patrol Troop 74. Hastings .Wolfe wa* the tint president of the chib, Mra Gladys Eaton waa the first rice president. Mra Norris Bacon, president, and 18 members of the Hasting* Lion. Club participated aa registrars, recordere, JUdgSS Favorite Family Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Hostings Rated 4th Explorer* from Ship 72. Mid­ dleville. Ship 179 Hasting* and Ard Belson art up the Derby program. Lyle GIBeapte (also a Lion* Club member! represented West Central Standings For the second straight game, the Hasting* High Junior Varsity Basketball team dropped a thrill­ ing overtime contest. . . Friday alft*! Coach Don Muiten*' UtlleSoxem .led <sr "IV* America'* Fun" Troop 175. Hastings; Wolfe Pa­ trol. Troop 104 Freeport; Pan­ ther Patrol. Troop 74 Hastings. The winning patrol made the At the organization meeting In trek in one hour and 30 minutes, March of 1848, Harry Onines, however, the Fox Patrol of Troop then executive secretary of the 74, Hastings made the trek in Derby Committee. The Thomapplc District Com­ mittee including chairman MHvtn Haight. Keith Tarty, rate Young Saxony Drop Overtime Thriller, 61-58 FOR FUN AND HEALTH lob and Mkkay Lambart Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan Lots of people in town have moved np to this ear. Let ns show yon how persuasive a Charlotte Nipt Ledgeri, 61-59 Chrysler can be. Colleg© Plovers lourth period was M-M. And again. Hastings outscored their opponents, from the. floor, sinking 33 field goals to Char­ lotte'* 30. but the visitors con­ verted 31 out pt 37 free' throws while Hastings meshed just 14 out of 34. Hasting* committed 37 personal foul*. Charlotte 17. old. available for adoption at the dog pound. There are ate two part border cotUca and Brittany spanM puppies. 10 to 13 weeks old. available by contacting Dog Warden Dean Braden through Delton’s Jerry Knowlton scared 18 jntfita .to ted Alma College Saturday night when they were beaten by Kalamaroo College at Alma, 81-83, in a MIAA game. Owe Htlsbaum had 8 point* for •V College. M Tuesday, Jan. 11. at Olivet Dave Lindberg and BliJ Reid led the Maple Valley stuck with IB pointe each and Dick Steward See the NETAf JOHN DEERE Lawn and Garden Tractor 'jJ Dave Thor, Michigan State is sophomore gymnast, made his • I varsity debut by placing first In ( floor exercise, aide horse, and 11 parallel bar*, second In horse — vault, and third In hortental BEST FOR SNOW REMOVAL ASTINGS EATING FURNACES Get the feel of these exclusive features Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal dutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat Automotive-type steering. Take a tost-spln soon. Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WAT1* IAUBOARD HIATtNO riUMIIIM iUFKIB WATU SOHTNIU WATIX HUTUS Once you look our Chryslers over, you'll discover how easy they ore to own. and understand exactly why we’re breaking all sales records egaln this year. Follow the leader. Move up to GHBTSLEB ------ mi isriM.rn------ Call Wl 5-5769 MWA, 215* Ora Ute Rm* Ml Wl 5-5052 or Wl 53732 f Dewey s Car Palace J M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton Barry’s Farm Store S. Hanover at Haitinge City Limit* �> .. | The Hastings Banner a procSmatton On* man wa* injured fatally Don’t Bury Your Fire Hydrant WHEREAS, thia body desires to recognize such service. ,' ' Drirx. AU ware tute. to th* fire hj-drant and .. . Banner ads besufit you! According to the sheriff'* rt- L (2® SUPER PLENAMINS 3 YOU'RE A WINNER SWEEPSTAKES That Kenneth P. Laberteaux .be commended on his twenty-five years of loyal and dedicated service to the City of Hastings U City Engineer and later as Director of Public Service. Yeas: Bassett, Coleman, Fisher, Hamaty, Kenfield and Snyder. . Hastings, Michigan Dated: January 10, 1966 IBM OWMaekUaF-MOnUU lUFttMI xoACkura ISS.« Franklin Beckwith, Mayor Donna Kinney, City Clerk Tte school board. In its resolu­ tion calling the election, aald "It Win be impossible for the Board of Education to finance an educa­ tional program demanded by the citizens ot the district without adequate extra millage." The school board la to establish the Fairview Wolcyan a voting precinct In Freeport and citizens of lhe former Freeport district will be luulgned to vole in ttngx Wealeyan Methodist the Freeport district. HxlMUtt PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Mmm Wl 5-2466 126 L State St. for beginning teachers and a Going to Sheppard — Airman maximum of 112.000 annually. John B. Rodgers, son of Mr. and talned over a- 12 year period. Mrs Clarence B. Rodgers of 4367 78th St., Caledonia, hu been se­ lected for training at Sheppard AFB. Texas, as an Air Force re15,000. Art McKelvey, Regional salary frtgeration and air conditioning specialist The .airman, a gradu­ ate of Caledonia High School. J recently completed basic train- SJxj FbUick who died in 1951. Methodist Church. son. Hubert of Grand Rapids; a daughter. Mrs. Mildred Factor Mrs. Noyes of , New Kiwanis Clarksville is Officers Take Buried Sunday Funeral services for Mrs Flor­ Up Their Duties ence 8. Noyes. 76, of 8565 Port­ troyed bv Are about ed from an .oil burner explosion. Hastings firemen rolled to the trailer. died In 1957. ted lived on their or Gary. Ind., la tn Hastings as­ sisting at BL Rose of Lima Hastings church.. will speak Parish while the Rev. Fr. Joseph the Fairview Church. T— • C. Dunphy, pastor la on a vaca­ vice In Hastings wfil be tion in the South. MILLER Mrs. Noyes died at her home She is survived by a daugh­ Directors Include Harold O. ter. Mrs. Elma Platt; one son. Brandt, Rev. George C. Elliott, Dr. Gilbert Noyes of Lowell, four Carl H. Peurach. Mayor Franklin O. Beckwith. Atty. Richard J. Hud- Krar.dchlldren. Thla la In keeping with tte Fr. Nelson Hamil- annual Pulpit Exchange apon- SAME Location Trailer Destroyed Arthur J. Streby, director of Ex- land Road. Clarksville, the wid­ ow of John, were held at 2 pm. lratalW*as\>rtBldent ot^the^Has^ ' Sundft>’ ** Plcl“na Chapel In BEAL ESTATE COMFLITt RIAL DTATI ItRVICt INSURANCI • B< Ph. 945-5182 Use Banner Want Arts! rod and Elton M. Sign*. immcdlatc past president. Retiring directors were Dale B. Bassett. Joseph V. Burkholder and Edwin & Wletnlk. Be Specialist—Airman Hughle __McPherson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPherson of R! Due to rising costs, lhe Vermont­ Nashville, has been selected for tfaming at Keesler AFB. Miss.. ville village council has passed a M an Air Force air traffic spec- resolution to raise the tax millage to 15 mill* thia year. Heretofore It tallrt. The airman, a 1965 gradu­ ate of Maple Valley High School, recently completed basic training Ask Millage Raise /WoNTGOr/ Pennock Hospital. were tekl at lowest Ip .the State, according to Hunt of the Grand Rapids Southkent Club. Assisting at St. Rose The Rev Funeral aarricaa for Mm Mura Poillck, 75. 227 E. Grant, who Ung* Ki wants Club Wednesday. Clartavtto Wesleyans Will Exchange Pulpil TO PMTlCir Tte Michigan Education A*aociaUcn Region IV Council, j meeting at 8L Mary* Lake Thursday night twtabllahed aal- , ary. object!vea for teacher* In Barry, Calhoun. Hllladal* and Dies Friday at pations requiring comparable education. Motion Carried. special tax of 6H mills for achool Operational purposes. Mrs. Follick Nays: None. - Absent: Lang and Morey. Electors In the Thomappie-Kel- TOtMAN iM WOO Regional MEA Seeks $12,000 Top For Teachers Noting: that tractor'* salaries Be it further Resolved Dial the City Cleric provide Kenneth P. Laberteaux with a certified copy of this Resolution, that be may retain the same os a token of appreciation from the duly elected representatives of the citizenry of Hastings. Moved by Hamaty and supported by Coleman that the above resolution be adopted as read. T-K Electors to Vote on Millage Raise Fety. 21 to 6 , hydranlT attuatlon, but If* not. Harting*, Critically injured were Russell Knight. 28. Otobm Point, and Rick Borman, 18,. Warrenville. UL They -------- •- — Hospital. NOW, THEREFORE, be it Resolved at this first Council Meeting of 1966, Section ThwoFmn 1 Thuradov. Jnaarv 20. 1966 Ir Y n n T W H '* WHEREAS, u/MVDPl<i Kenne&.P. Kmnaih P.Laberteaux, Laberteaux.on rwJuly lulu8,R 1965, completed twenty-*** yean of loyal And dedi­ cated service to the City of Hastings, and, Thoughts For A Week The drummer boy wh<> M8 S. JEffiERSQH RJRSRStRR Injuries Fatal To Pine Lake Institute Student . New-Books learned tabeat the retreat making a preliminary plan drainage for the village. It is cemed mainly with storm aw Eventually the residents will be asked to approve a plan to Improve TkaM books assy bo srovtovoS for the drainage system. >< wvok aS Uc libraryTwo new voting machines, one ncnoi voLtnraa purchased by the township, the other by the village, will be put to use for the first time at the Spring election. At Hastings Five local boys have enlisted In the Navy: Roy and Gene Hall, sons of Lois Todd and Don Hall; M»3. A More ef t>Ur ellr politics, "wkkia." bv WUUaa Ms nard WaUotu of R2. Algonquin Lake; Johnny Newton. *On of the Robert Newtons of R3, and Rick Beckwith, son of the Richard Beckwiths of MlgB. Bond. Roy, Gene and Johnny left Monday, SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Hobart H. Spoaabte. Owner W. Green ot Broodway leaving the 18th. s t? DWM Shop in PERSON or Telephone. 945-3066 or 945-2489 118 S. JEFFERSON ra v fts rre rF f WE ALSO WISH TO EMPHASIZE that you can MAKE YOUR WARD CREDIT PAYMENTS and your WARD Credit Card can still be used for any and all purchases In our new Hastings Appliance and Catalog Store Start feat by zinging on over to your Buick dealer. Finish happy by driving home In a new LaSabre. Continue your happy feeling by thinking of the low price and magni trade-in you got Fries la no handicap in the tuned car tradin' derby. Sm jour local authorized Buick dealer WE WILL STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OF APPLIANCES INCLUDING TELEVISION AND STEREO-HI-FI SETS < Ph. Wl 5-3252 Appliance and Catalog Store Where you can sUK obtain the complete line of MONTGOMERY WARD MERCHANDISE with the assurance of the same excellent service and aH of the conveniences you have learned Io depend upon In lhe past. IF 6 S E R and BARRY COUNTY With OUR NEW Enlist in Navy , E S ? s tf? s lilr iX Still SERVING Hastings tories! i« s HASTINGS Public Library �Hiked 5 Cents buntaro in HasttngB Irequaitcd these openings, and the astgio* In the northern part at the county found there all they wanted to kin In those dags the Indians cams up the Grand Rtra in canoes into tho Tliornappie and Ootdwaier rivers to fagmt. T>are Bonfield-Vicinity FoH«« taxae IB New York. They btaaad a trail taw Hastings to A spot on the bank at Otddwatar rivqr ^^of^anFK * Marvin Frey a-urdaynlgk Grand MM* county where they struck the *u<e road which they followed northward to Yankee Bpring* tavern. Attar staying there all nlgU they drove to Hasting* over the road which Be—1 lhe home of A. I Bull at Bull's Prairie in Irving township. They were two days covering a dla- a white man ccK.uataa* it may be one ilka my-aaif. ANOTHER log In my ean from sunrise Co ■endows I crass to go into the Sare Money to Hastings cn ths evening of November 27, 1*25, they cost the family of Slocum H. Bunker, who resided In a newly-built log America Utarotare. the tn* men who were tte real plo­ ws, tte man who biased the * trolls In tte wildonew and R Bera became Dante Boones ■piy bsreuro they Uvsd in a rabbits cr an occasicnal squirrel and -return happily from what they an' pleased to call a hunt­ ing trip. They get plenty ot hunting, but ray Uttfe game. Only tn imagination they realise what real hunting in the early days must have been. • Save time! Do it Right! Mr. and Mn. Bunko-, two girt* and a boy. Tixv occupied the only house in Haatinro exception at a few year*. lived in Barry county 15 yean. Wteaevvr tie crones Che Michigan Avenue bridge, he stops to look fully through the water and avoid rtriking the boulder which with others rose above the sur­ face threatening injury to the vehicle. On the north bank near ft to.- APNMNCE REPAIR - WCMM AUTO MADiTENAJiCE 'LAWN CARE ■ CARPENTRY 4 CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS ■ GUHMS • HEATWG • HI-FI ISW • MASONRY PAINTINC • MOTOGRRFUY • PLUMBING • SWIMMING POOLS THIS IS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FOR 1966 WALLPAPER • WIRING -PUIS thouunds of other tmeumi thrifty oorthwsst oocnor at Cemetery Avenue snd North Broadway. Il mowed heavily that night To than inckrncnt weather meant nothing. With the detanotosd spirit of the pioneer* they push­ ed on along the blared troll to the home, log taut though It was, on the banka at the Coldwater, or little Tbornappie rirer. There nys to wjy Bettor Hoey Bhintotance. End those costly repair billait'fime! Apartment dweliers and toate owners bare to a totally new and up-to4|te reference libri st will give you expert instruction and immediate how-to4Ht infonnatioa. Orer pages in this colorful 16 volume ency- dopedia are filled with detailed and easy-to-follaw ions, hundreds of diagrams and illustrations covering every type of home impn and repair. Sava money... save time and do it right. Now, for just pennies a day, you can become the expert repairman in your own home and enjoy fixing anything within the family budjit with the Mechanix Illustrated How-To-Do-lt Encyclopedia. 16 FUN AND FIX-IT VOLUMES miltar with nature snd her Chil­ ian in this and adjoining states. Indiana and learning their lan­ guage and liter habit* of hunt­ ing. trapping and fishing. One often hears today of the man­ ner In which the white men BOM on MB CHA MIX H.LUSTRATED HOW-TO-DO-IT from the red men. Mr. Wick­ ham states that the white men ENCYCLOPEDIA teUigtnce adopted the Indian > gnrthods and Improved upon than, and in the end became I more skillful In catching game tmd flail. Mr. Wickham w a > LOOK FOR THE GENUINE AND THESE ARE 1,2, 3 AND 4 YEARS OLD killed hla first deer. Hla fin* atm was a flint lock affair. When <he trigger was pulled there wm a hlaelng sound before ths wea­ pon wm discharged. WUh such Ung buck and fired Mr. Wickham, who followed tala pursued nearly to Middle Lake. came impatient. rushed ahead and surprised the anknaL Tte deer suddenly brought to bay. animal, and both rolled upon lhe ground *trug*Ung until tte lad waa able to cut its throat, in triumph he dragged the ani­ mal home. perspiring a» frosty Hull*!, Wl 99? Ufl Now ENCYCLOPEDIA ANOTHER GOLDEN PRESS QUALITY PRODUCT 126 North Broadway, Hastings Store Hours: f Monday & Ttetday, 9:00 u til 6:00 p.m. HUU’; MM., Ttars.,«. * Sat 0<00 tfl ftOO aa AMUR MOTOR SAIB N. MUIfM uonas at him. through the wood* on three legs, lying down frequently, and ria- NO WONDER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL IS SUCH A LASTING INVESTMENTAND AMERICA'S MOST DISTINGUISHED CAR! COME SEE OUR STOCK OF LATEMODEL CONTINENTALS-THIS WEEK! MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED HOW-TO-DO-IT 5-2479 l peclally along tte Cold water �Double Top Value Stamp* Thursday, Friday and Saturday I January 20, 21, 22, 1966 with a $5 or more purchase j I excluding beer wino or tobacco \___^Jodeem 1 Kroger Ware fat, Jea 22,1964._______ J Fresh Whole U.S. Choice Tenderay FRYERS Rib Roast LAWS SALE SEAFOOD SALE 1-lb. Country Club FISH STICKS 3^’1 jLVvWm LBRCHEOH 4 69' Sliced Bices m pi» 99' Kroger Cornish 1-lb 6-oz. Minimus Hb A, 69' GAME HENS -h 79J Fres-Shorw-1-lb a 7* Smoked Homs FEME FILLETS pt. 49' XI Harrod's Reg. or Exira Mild FRANKS Fresh Frozen 65' v4 Aa FiallyStMkuxib As 99' a 89* Country Club Spotlight Whole Bean^ Perk Saasage FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER FLOUR ■>0Hoa - flour 5*^37/ \lb. bag w, 49/ LIMIT 1 with a R5 or more purchaw (aiduding beer, wipe “ »obe«o) K.dnec.l Kroger thru fat, Jen 22.1944 I 1 £ FOOD SALE ECKRICH SMOKEES Nashville, entered the service, Deo. IL His address is: PvL Mark L. Weeks, U..8. 5SM6251 Co. C. 1st Bn. 4fak Inf. OMIT 1 with • $5 or more purchase le&duding beer, wine er loberco) t edeem al Kroger Ihni fat. Jan. 22,1966 >Uy y°Ur *•’•**• Ncwsd Frozen Fee4g et 4 •* 1 fer >1 sad fat 1 pits. 8er IF | KrogarraSSr^ TATERETTES1-B.rU. X BROCCOLI CITS e ’ CBT CORR 0 t* B HISEL SPROBTS CBT BREER BEAKS BROCCOLI SPEARS CABUFLOWER HART LIMAS FORB HOOK LIMAS MIXES VEIETABLES Pillsbury Frosting and KROGER FLOUR a Cake . TOP VALUE STAMPS on the purthew ol a Hi-fa pkg ol W. Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Willis of Rl Bellevue, has been graduated at Sheppard AFB, Tex., from the training course for U. 8. Air Force alr- JIFFY BREADED PORKIES BARBER PEAS PEAS 4 CARROTS *1 01 CHOPPEO SPIHACH 1 LEAF SPIHACH Hb> Uq^d DETERRENT ZIPS CRACKERS i fc 59' PILLSBURY COFFEE r-io. porches* ol a 2-fc. pig Gordon's Fresh Roll 69' RRAIRSCIWEIGERib59r BruM SHRIMP Dm KWIOC KRISP SLICED BACON R*dw>n at Kroger thru RMV Fras-Shora-10-oz. wt. pkg •>99' Ivan Snyder. Jr, now. aa the aon of Second Ward Alderman and Mra Iran Snyder recently wim promoted from Ensign In tlic Navy's supply division. LL <J«> Snyder la now stationed at Cedi Naval Air Base al Jacksonville, Pla. as officer-in-charge of lhe < Swill's Premium SklilatsFraaks 2as>’1 °* Free-Shore-10-cx. wt pkg., Airman Third Ciena Randolph K Nanzer, son of Mr. and Mn. Harry J. Nanaer ot Kais- FRESH CHOP SUEY MEAT Kroger Potato or PEAHBT ROTTER >4. bo. 29' Bath Size Kroger Irulant BIAL SOAP DRY MILK ITALIAN BREAD2-^^-49< 2*4 Kroger Frozen Oraige J lies ■ Embassy HILLS BROS. COFFEE____ Borden’s APPLE JELLY SHAPE JELLY 66n yor valim stamp* m lhe pwchMe ci e 2* case el 24 k- 39' Cittsga Ckeese 14x^0*37' Udy l*ny 2 w bd. 69< PROBE JOICE DISCOUNT BLANKET SALE i no orowarer vbimkxi Fleece Blanket *3.99 "The Belmont" Cannon Napped Theraal Blanket -**3.99 Electric Blanket °n>r’9.99 Golden Ripe Gigantic Sunkist Navel lioq^^ Dutch Treat Chocolate Crarne TOP VALUE STAMRS on the purchase ol 1 pkg ol 4B Dutch Treal-1-lb. SHEAR WAFERS Blue Fluff—1-qt. Lox. ^^Eaooj ■MOO EXTRA* WAFERS MODESS V TOP VALUE STAMPS ■ n. ft. purchew ol a Kroger faked W ■ I Banana Layer Cake or I & Choc. Mound Cake M recruit traintaff at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Dieno. Calif. During his right weeks of Intensified recruit training un- FARR1C SOHEHER Michigan Yellow Vine Ripe Salad Russet Baking methods of self-protection, as wen as recelvimr instruction in military drill, history and tradi­ tions of.the Marine Corps, and other academic subjects. He has Marine Private Larry L Marts, aon of Mr. and Mra August L. Marts of 900 E High Streak waa graduated Jan. 7, from Ma­ rine reorull training at the Ma­ rine Corps Recruit Depot, 8an Diego, Calif. He tea been as­ signed to CHunp Pendleton. Calif., tor four weeks of Individual oooibat training and tour weelta of *e purthew el 4-W eR m BANANAS YELOW ONIONS VINE RIPE TOMATOES russtt POTATO! �INTER-LAKEB BAFTIST CHURCH church im wTTml. m mm Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday school, 10 sun. ■ Evening worship, 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, 1 pm. tjWjg. Ths Sunday school. 404 W. Colfax Worship, U am. Sunday. "Faith for Today," on WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH ST. BOM CATMOIAC CHURCH PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH trssra.’^ Sunday school 18 aro ttandgy and I»d Bawdy. ----- Ifcratagwegstafe. Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. tSSSSl CHURCH TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH Phone DR i-OTl 8:30 aro 8T AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Morning Bunday school, 10 am. OUR LADY OP GREAT OAK. DOWUNG 0:30 Junior Hlsh and Senior High Youth Pritowships at tho .v.'th Lha U. a military Monday, 7:30 spiritual Commit tec mcuUng. ttundaft basket haU practice. Life HASTINGS i FREE METHODIST CHURCH CEDAR CREEK BIBLE mooting in Manorial Hall. CHURCH Campground Rd.. 8 miles south of Hastings Thursday Activities 8.30 Kirk House choir practice. Sunday school, 10 aro 7:30 Chancel choir practice. Worship, ■’ 11 aro 11 am. Morning worship. a general Zambia Central Afrt- KILPATRICK Marvin Blckxnlll*. Pastor M-6C Woodland ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH . Q1SB Campbell. Pastos this friendly church. Mission. Field, tf' htfe mlkdonirtcs STONEY POINT 10 am. Bunday school. Saturday, 3:45 Senior High DELTON Youth Fellowship will meet at broadcast over WFUR. 7 pm. Evening worship. METHODIST CHURCH Marcius E. Tab*, Minister Young People, Thuoday, 7 pro CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE Church Study, Sunday, 8:40 HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 1718 N. Broadway Worship, Bunday. 11 am. WOODBURY UOXB **- xxaxTwy Woman? Missionary FellowYouth Fellowship, Sunday, 0 Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHUBCH <10 E. Madison, 945-5065 shlp 2nd Tuas, each month, 7‘30. Director ot MuMc and Ydu(h. Prayer Group, Tuesday, .8 JO us* OH M-M, on M-00 Ln FIRST METHODIST CHURCH c Village of Woodbury 11 aro Babbath worship. Sunday school, 8:45 aro 7 urn. ,Youth Service. Rev. George Elliott Thursday. "Revival In The Old Testament." Worship, 11 am. 7:30 pm. Evening service. junior church for children, 4-8. 7:30 pro WetL, Bible Study COATS GROVE Iter. Ounsrax aspMlnad how Yoyth choir rehearsal, Wed, , CHRISTIAN CHURCH the musraut Protestant foliha children < through 8 yearn. fast afterward. ( wortad together to provide a 9:45 Church school truly unload rellgkro with a 5:45 pm. Orchestra rehearsal. Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7 pm. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Charles Gibbs, Pastor 8:30 pm. AH Young People's Bible Study and pray* ser­ METHODIST CHURCH Floyd Walter, Bupt. meetings, • vice, Wednesday, 8 aro at Rog* Bible school, 10 am. 7:30 pro Evening church ter- Cany home. -cat of churcli Warship hour, 11 am. Christian Endeavor Bunday, 0. Sunday school, 10 am. pro Berre Darby, president. Special music, hymn sing. DELTON SEVENTH-DA Y Monday, 7 pro Troop 73. Morning worship, 11 am. Don’t forget the C. E. Finance Thursday, 3:30 pro Children’s ADVENTIST CHURCH Giris Clubs. Young ftople’s service, 7 pro Elder C. L. Wilber. Paster Evangelical service, 8 pro 404 W. Colfax — Ph. WI.5-5318 Rar. Cameron raised 8125400. 7:30 Chancel choir rehearsal. Saturday Sabbath School, 8:30. Wednesday Activities WESLEYAN Worship, 11 am. *800,000 far furnishings and Circuit sermon title is: •The METHODIST CHURCH *173,000 for the organ in the quel ou Feb. 7. Tickets *1.00 (un­ • am. Women’s prayer chapel. This wu a tremendous der 11) and *1.50. Start saving Sunday, "Faith for Today." on Hickory Corners, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor task when you realize that a your money. Less than a month Bible study. Warship service, 9!30 aro • Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, 10 am. Bunday school. 8:30 pro Adult choir Protestant Radio WJEP 1230. 8:30 am. 11 am. Morning warship, jun­ Thursday—4:30 pro Family Night, Jan. 31, 7 pm. of roandlag money BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL ior church and nursery provided. tallon Boys Clubs. • Henry VanTU, Evaogelh* Nursery for Ml regular 10 am. Morning service. ■ L 7:30 pm. Family ' 11:15 am. Sunday school. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ’.'Htere are classes for ml. ■" J CHURCH Scientist Worship service, 11:30 am. rehearsal. A cordial welcome to all. • Broadway at ‘ ~T. Green Street explained what prortfc Youth meeting, 0:15 pro Evening prayer meeting and These offtetnps netted ttan 81300. at 0»vniect9 of Rev. WU M bMR the erection ot a wonMR Sunday offering a dormitory will be built a*. thia school and will Pilgrim Mouness Church. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH-8 WITNESSES 0 aro Holy Rector officiating. 11 am. Mcming Reading room open Wednes­ sermon. Nurs*y and day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pro children. In observance UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Public Invited. Sunday school, 10 ui Wceahlphonr.il Ln. The Bible, the whois Blbls and nothing but tho Blbls. McCallum united BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH The church In the Wildwood’ Otis Lake Road Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Morning worship, 10 aro Bunday school. 11 am. Bunday school, 11 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH P"YW Saturday worship, 10:40 am. Pray* met* Tuesday, 7.30. iwtA/re? HASTINGS ICQ B. Woodland Avenue 11 aro Morning worship. Unity, there will be - r. change with Uie First tortrui Churcli, the Rev. "No Other Goda’ Tuesday. Jan. 25. Holy Com­ munion at 7 aro and 10 am. Feast of the Conversion of Bl. Paul. . Wednesday, Jan. 20, 0:30 pm. Family potluck supper and an­ nual pariah meeting. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Com* 108th St. & North LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Freeport Rd. Rev. Carl BUvcrnall, Paster Rev. Wolter Wlnebrenncr, Pastor Morning wnnthlp, 10 am. Phone 945-5704 Sunday school, 11 aro 10 aro Bunday school. Sunday worship, 7:30 pro 11 aro Morning warship. Wednesday worship for entire 6: 30 pm. Young Peoples. family. 7: 30 pro Evening service. Adults Bible study and prayer, 7:30,pm. Thuref Bible Study Hour. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pro. Boys and Giris fellowship, 7:30 LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station pro EvangelleUo service, pro Wednesday service. COLEMAN Agency 2M A Mlckigaa 11 am. Worship service. OOPS! I Forgot to LISTEN to the NEWS at 8:15 Think nothing of it, Lady, there'll be News Broadcasts’every hour . . all day long. Mo^er, pwtor, Mt-SU. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Vandf) Morning worship, 9:1 Sunday school. 10:15 FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Rev. George J. Hub*. Pastor Phone 845-3185 Where a Christian Experience 10 aro Sunday school. 11 aro Morning worship. Buying or building a home?—So you're going to buy or build your dream home. For most of us ii will be the largest single investment we will make and it probably will commit M to a financial obligation over many ytore. It will be a complicated transaction in a new •nd urrfamiHar area of our businass experience. Could you make proper decisions on thaee gueefions: Should the deed b» « warranty or quk-daim? Is the tide good? Should the deed be to you end your wife, or In some other manner? Ara you protected against Sana? Other questions may present themselves. It wW be wise to remember that when you Sign tho offer to b*w and make a deposit, you have made your deal, and verbal changes cannot hl anforcad. Only yow lawyer to profeesionslly qualified and trained to counsel end edUee you on ail phases of a real estate transaction. With a lawyer s counsel you can prooeod wfth Ml confidence. Ho Wilf help you make sure you get what you bargained for. a reasonable fee. Then the house you bought 7:30 pun. Evening worships 7:30 pm. Wednesday praya WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Goats Grove Rood Rev. Charles Glbtn. Paster k your local bar association to> of Michigan, Lansing. 4S814 EEmaLTDD 12 Noon and at 5:00 p.m 5 MINUTES OF NEWS ..at tho Beginning of Every Hour and Headlines ot the End of Every Hour JUST DIAL Sunday school, 10.45 a.m. Wednesday night, 7:30 Ada choir practice. Thursday, Junior choir. 4 pj IRVING CHAPEL Itev. Chaim* Miller, Pastor Phon® RO 5-3503 Bunday school. 10 am. Momtag worahlp. 11 aro Hastings ■ Barry WH County RADIO on the nature of your problem If or your physician. Eash i» entitled gal problem, consult your lawyer 15 MINUTES OF NEWS MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Rev. Earl Schlppcr Worship, Evening ■■ W V I I MUSIC - HEWS - WEATHER ■ SPORTS �Studying Varied Lactation Periods Highlight* Inleretting aM 313S/X».(XX) annually at market HaKi*rdKt& Vicinity Combine 3 cup* ground teftover meat. 3 cup* cooked oat­ meal. 3 beaten eggs with tan and By Brs. Richard Clark ig Vinners of FFA Pest Contest S Are Announced Owners of Sick Elms Advised Barty Farm Calendar... Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Schantx ware In Grand Rapid* a week ago on Saturday with Mr. and Men. Maceball fichantv end call­ ed on Mr. and Mra Ray Guth- Need money for new facilities? lona ■xmv Tin SIRVICK Bee us for the maney you need to finance new farm fagflltlM, repairs, expansion, etc, Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. JIM BARR Tiro Shop All talks Will be bald in th* Tho** attending may also nnd id*M for th*lr farm* In lhe out­ standing display of mw firm machinery in th* same hulldlna “King Corn'*" special day oooclude* on Tuesday afternoon. ——*■“ BktewMn datoy- structures on farms Should Be Efficient wooaman home were Mis. Irene Japnet of Prairieville and Mr*. Mayoail* Heder of Hatting*. Mr*. jtm springer called on Mr*. Jean Monungn Qf Battle creek on Thursday. Mm Mqyuman wm to have surgery on Fnuay- * The special service* at toe McCollum Oniireh will, conunue uuougn Sunday, Jan. Lt. A Mr. ate Mip. Almond Water dated cm iu* sitter, Mrs. Kaue Tuule, or Battle Creek on tecurdajr eve­ ning. * Mr. and Mre. JL/nn Da­ na ate family and Mr*. Ralph Creek Saturday evening. * Mra. Phillip Annauwg will have lhe LAB. 'ai. her South Broadway home on Wedneaday, Jan. M Club No. 1 will help serve. A The Birthday Club mot Wedneaday evening at the home of Mra. U. >. KOTAL LONG TttM tcrtalning month* were drawn. We decided to attend tho high school operetta on Wedneaday, Feb. 33. An craning ot vtaRing followed be a lovely lunch wm HASTINGS OFFICI PAAKJNC SOI V» Se. MMdgaa tern MSB.. Wok. M. SdO-SrM Kellogg Guernsey Sets Kat Record ... of high moisture c drying, by dry aeration chilling. A new record placing fourth in fatproduettan amopg tte 10 Leaner Pork Today SMITH BROS. than they had previously. Aver­ age servings of cooked pork (3*4 ounoMi give an adult man 40% of bl* dally protein quota. At the earn* time he will *J*o get M% of hl* dally thiamin* (vita­ min Bi) requirement. In spite of Tha word “vaordnaUnn" oome* ail ibis, he will have only taken lea* than eight per cent of hl* from the Latin word "Vacca,toWVng qmi. The term origi­ nally referred only to the tnlectton of oowpox virue into the body to prevent wnailpox. FIRTII4ZM FACTS The tell test is Hw bash U ’'high-level" maaagomeet. Yea sheeW be reviewing year *** t*M«. anaagtag foe aew HtsftE MdWgAHQA/ A NEW LOO/SanO YOUR house appear. MUCH Y0UN6ER ANDBY MANY YEARS Tbha WU, Durfee We'll help you piaa ovevy inch of your kitahou to fit yoyr work habits. Our Letter of January IS: Emin Dateman. Mr. and Mra Ed Rice, Mra Clarence Cairo* and Sftw John Hook attended the Farm Bureau meeting at Ptea*anbvi*w Tbuiaday night * Several attended the funeral of Mra Walter Soya Thursday tn Haaunga * Mra Leon Stan­ ton <xmt the weekend with Mra Shirley Blanton and children at Ovneoot ★ Mr. and Mra John Hook ware Sunday cadre* of Mr. and Mra French Hook and chil- SMITH budget terms will make thia improvement fit your purse. Como see. —- ttmtees wQi meet Tueeday, dan. IS, with Mm Joel Howell. * The Owen Gaylor children and their famlltae were all terne Bunday. Mr. and Mm Owen Oaykr spent Now Yeart Eve with Mr. and Mre. James Rare and cMJdren. * Harold Care wm a Wod- BROS. Now McCukch Mas M serfs, make. »U other lightwoiflbt. out afdstsaMi upto 21* oiwwaight MAC-1-10, world's lightest direct drive chain mw. .. 1(M fed.* MAC 2-10, world's lightest oufomMc til­ ing chain mw... 10M lb*.* with all the features of thg big Umber McCulloch* (Deluding rateable cast-iron cylinder. Qllljgf when style-seeking, performance-particular you jqXJw get behind the wheel of a '66 Plymouth Belvedere. Maybe it's the can F Maybe it's the deal. But something wonderful happens when you... Let yourself go...to your Plymouth Dealer’s Francisco fam Supply M-37 South Barry's Farm Store S. Hanover at Hai Deweys Car Palace M-43 at Sprague Road, Dalton �King of Roasts! Cn»M Bwf 4th and 5th Ribs Whole, GorernnuM Impocted Stewing Chickens ^Oc jP11 lb ^85> ^89* u; She. SPARE RIBS COc "SUPER-RIGHT" MATURE, "SUPER-RIGHT" LIAN STRIPS OR GROUND Stewing Beef . 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Thundoy, January 27. 1966 1 lOrti Ym Historical Society To Hear Talk on Unusual Spots' "EDITORIALS- First reaction to Pmidenl John­ of Intereu in Michigan" at the meeting of the Barry County son'* proposal for a proposal for a Constitutional amendment to in­ the Hastings Mutual Insurance pe3>l'. pm. thi* Thursday. INSTALLS OFFICERS—Joesph Strait of Fruitport, president 18. to install Mra Lucille WlUltto (right) the active conservation organization. Mr*. WlUltt*. Mr*. Stidham, Sunday attended a MUCC leadership training aehool at Higgins Businessman of Nashville Dies Here Friday Monday al 2 pm. from the Vogt Mr. Kraft, former village president, postmaster and busi­ nessman, died Friday afternoon. Jan. 21. In Pennock Hospital where he had been a patient for After selling to Ray I. Thomp- retired In April 1940. He served us village psraldent from 1929 through 1931. Until recent Child Hospitalized Kevin Lee Hoffman. l-ytar-< to Pennock Hospital on Mrs. Harvey Dies at Rural Nashville Home Vtaprav (Huth) Win at Lansing aid Mra. Fay (Dorothy) Fisher of, Nashville; five grandchildren; fltne gm* grandchildren, and a Delton Offers Adult Night School Classes Monday’* service* were con­ Johnson has announced that adult ducted by the Rev. Max Glad­ education classes are to be offered ding tu>d burial was made in during the coming months. AU persona interested in rsgteLakeview Cemetery. of Johnny C. Kidder, a Middleville High graduate who is serving aboard the Enterprise, the first their ■bout the dnly direct method potent one. In combat again*: an enemy. Barry Farmers. Honored as Tops In Michigan increase In political efflctency. the President would dilute tilts au­ at the Farm Management banquet to beheld Thursday evening, Feb thority to a very serious extent 3. dunng Fanners' Week al MtchlValley High School was released However, on second thought, the jan State University. Tuesday, Jan. 25. by the princisolution proposed by tire President (Please turn to Paste 4. this Sec.) Steven Ltoose. Kathy Stanton and Dennis Swan. Other* listed X‘ON CRETE’ THANKS were Ron Barrette. Anita Bene­ They were selected from the 1270 dict. Jack Bosworth. Nelle Hard-1' cooperators enrolled in the MBU art. Kathy Harp, Bruce Higdon. । Telfarm management educational Hastings Loa Hokanson. Linda Imhoff. , urogram. They represent the top fared 'that evening to'St- Mary's Reid, Sharon Richmond, Audrey In Grand Rapids for treatment of Rockwell, Luanne Schrtver. Rob­ ert Snow. Maureen Wyble and a head and other injuries. Jeff Austin. Junior* with an all A record were David Lindberg and Gor­ don Swan. Also named to honor roll were Herbert Amen, Julie Cranaon. Charlotte Foote, Fatly Frith, Sarah Hanaetl, Karl Kane. Linda'McCollum. John Newman. Bonnie Parker, Christina Part­ ridge. Rodney Pennock. Dorothy Mra. Anna M. Harvey. 85. wife Smith, Kathy "Thran, Linda of Oeorgo Harvey, died early Tuesday at their residence on R1 Nashville. Sophomores: Pamela Bariond, Bom April 28. 18801 In Wood­ Lois Dingman, Gary Hampton. land. she waa a daughter of Wm. Bern In Hickey. Jennie Pierce, and Sarah (Bmlthi Qgarhart. On BUI Ray. Patty Sage. Kathy Skedgell. CoInn Steele, Margaret Oeorge Harvey In Nashville. Steward, Ruth Stleriey, Karen Trowbridge, Denise Viale, Connie Wilmore. Francine Hoffman and Peggy Young. ■ . the Knlghta of Pythla*. At the Bervicm will be held Thursday Ume at his death he was a mem­ ber of the Nashville Methodist Homo with the Rev. C. C. Olb-. Church. Mr. Kraft is survived by hl* son offlnlallng. Burial will be wife, the former Irina Uhl to by a previous marriage, Louis E. Kraft of Caledonia; two grand­ children; a brother, George of Grand Rapids, and a Uster. Mr*. Clayton (Sarah) Fumlsa of Maple Valley Lists Semester Honor Students bo authority to re-elect 4th Graders Write To the Enterprise, Johnny Kidder's Ship Pupils in Min Donna Campbell'* (th Grade class at Southeastern Mr*. Hilda Baa* of Nashville ha* taught it for many years and la pursuing il as a hobby. She Is principal of Maple Valley docs work a hardship. Member* Junior High. have to spend loo much time cam­ paigning for re-elocllon and thus are llmlled in the time available for Congressional dutie*. Even be­ fore a newly-elected member of the House gets adjusted to his surroundings, the spectre of re­ election begins to loom large on horizon. Cknificd Ad* to Mothers March, Special Coffee To Aid Fund three-year farm operating results. The fanner* came from 19 counties and represent a wide range In type In *11 Barry County communl- Hastings to Vote On Single Assessor Proposal in April To Ask Electors to Approve Change from Multiple System, Hike Aidermen, Mayor Salaries Hastings electors may vote on a charter amendment to create the post of an appointed single assessor and the appoipiment of two supervisors and on another proposal to increase the salaries of aidermen from $300 to $500 a year and the pay of the mayor from $500 to $1,200 annually. Sei iior Citizen*' The two proposals will go on the April ballot if they re< Relief Subject celve approval of the Governor * and Attorney General's office*. ( Monday Meeting F< City Council member* Monday ^ilor Citizens of U>e Hasting* the other third. Yield* are good. night unanimously adopted the community ore to meet Monday. resolutions calling tor a vote on Restaurants participating tn this the amendment*. effort to swell the fund include House for the tuual carry-tn picnic the Auto Tag Inn. Copper Lantern. Court Street Grill, Gould's Res­ under discussion here for many taurant. Highlander, Trio Cafe, Home Restaurant, Parkway Inn ways, especially In view of the fact At the present Ume. an aaaeaaand tiic Michigan Avenue Coffee that the program in prospect tua Shop. • provUions posted by Ute last State LcgHature. Mfg. Company Plans on the County Board of Super­ visor*. along with the mayor and connectlon with Social Security. Firemen's Dinner mayor protein Assesaor* Russell Doty and Floyd Caro! Ekfcvd. Kathy Fox. Barb­ The Hasting* Mfg. Company is ara Frith, Allee Llnsley, Vickie sponsoring a Firemen'* Dinner to vision*. bl held *t 0:30 pm. on Wednesday. ara. Snow. Pasty Stanton, Steven Bbb. 2,. al the First Presbyterian Stuart aAd Dennis Cleveland of Tefft. Debbie Wright, Rae Hall. Among those Invited are tian* fc sent tn within a few weeks Wright and Judith Swan. members of the Hastings Fire in order to be included In the tax Store In downtown Halting* ha* Department, Jack Bransford Jr, a relief this year. - 5 from Hastings Area Enlist In VS. Navy The Navy Recruiting Station nt Toni* luts announced the enlist­ ment of four Hastings area mm •nd one Hastings ore* woman In January. ' • March against polio and birth de­ fects will take place this Thursday evening, Robert Sjxmable, county chairman, luis announced. Delton scheduled It* Mother* March for thi* Wednesday. Sponable announced that nine restaurants were to have “March of Dimes Coffee" on Friday inam- Tltc Flessnera, according to the announcement, operate a cattle feeding business including a beef cow ranch in the Upper Peninsula near Paradise. The 470 tillable acre* produces wheat and field beans as cash crops on two-thlrds Cleveland’s Has Special 20-40 Anlftversnry Sale for Friday and Saturday of thia Two supervisors would be ap­ to speak and a ‘color film on tile minded to bring their own table service, beverage, and a dish to pointed by the City Council from Alcan highway will be shown. puss, for the dinner. the following elected or appoint­ ed officers: Member* of the Learn About Sweden I^ike Odessa Lad Dies Following • Heart Surgery Hastings Rotarians viewed slides of Sweden and heard a description of the traditions, culture-and beauty of that country from Mark Engle at their regular Monday noon luncheon meeting held at Ute Hotel Hasting*. Mark spent last Summer in Sweden a* one of those 3-yenr-old son of William’ and from Hastings selected under the Donna (Hyatt) Strimixick of R2 Youth for Understanding program. Hastings Rotary help* finance the pm. this Thursday at the Pickens program. This merchandising event In­ cludes a sale of nationally adver­ tised clothing and accessories with Fall. Winter and special purclusc merchandise marked at special the Kiwania world Travel serie* city attorney or director of pub­ lic services. In many cl tie*, the Auditorium at assessor and city attorney are selected as supervisors. spectacular travelogue will At Monday night's meeting It was pointed out that lor the past screen* will reflect the artistical­ Every man visiting the store I* ly difficult to Interest person* in a chance on four grand prizes. Baalinga Fire Truck* Driver All men are graduates of Has- In Men'e Honorary Steven died al Blodgett Hospital H. Burxhdoll. M, OO H Ung* High School. following heart surgery Tuesday Michigan Avenue, ha* succeeded Classes will be offered in men's Alio enlisted Into the WAVES afternoon. Royal Hayas as one of the City’s and women's physical education, was Mary France* Speaks of 188 Madison, a graduate assistant in He was bom in Barry County on two drivers for the Hastings Fire typing, drawing, bridge, dressmak­ 8. Woodland Road. Nashville. Mary ing or tailoring, machine shop, 1* a 19M graduate of Maple Valley education at Purdue University. Nov. 18. 1962. . In addlUon to his parents, he is todlan at the City HalL woodshop and modern math. High School In Nashville. who have been formally Inducted survived by three sisters. Connie, into Phi Delta Kappa, an honorary 6: Sharon, 5. and Melinda, I. and by Mra LeRoy Foster six! Mrs. depend on the number enrolled, WEEKS SCHOOL ELECTION— fraternity for men in education at his paternal grandfather. Merri) NOTICE! . with the exception of the modem The Annual Meeting of Share­ Lawrence Herrick. Any person wishing to vote Purdue. math class for which no charge holder* at the Hastings City March I, on annexation In the Weeks School District should be ’ The Carlton Center Methodist PANCAKE SUPPER al Legion Bank for the purpose of electing Rolland Township W8C8 will meet at the home of Hall, Friday. Jan. 28. 5 to 7. director* and for the transaction Senior Citizen* A Veteran* Consumer* Loaders Mra. Guy Nash. Thursday, Feb.1 sponsored by the Barry County Homestead Exemption* your township clerk, Walter 3. at _1 p.m. pjn. IVJU luougiu. uonservauon iicxtis 81. legally come before the meeting Roll con: coll: n A Thought Conservation viuo. Club. Ticket* I will be at the Rutland Town Attend Conference ~ by a prominent. inan bom in ! children under 12. 50c. Everyone | will be held at 8 PM. on the 8th Hall. Friday. January 21»t and Frank Ritchie, area manager for Howard Hostetler, Secretary1 February. 2/31 January 28lh, from 1 to 4 pm. to receive application* for Senior and other* from tiere attended a Cltixcns and Veterans Homestead Laming Division Safety Conference Exemption*. Bring proof of age at Lansing on Wednesday, Jan. 19. and property ownership, *uch as The afternoon meeting was foldeed or contract. Veterans bring last check number, discharge pa­ per* and proof of ownership. No­ tary will be present. Property Delton School Moot The regular meeting of the Del­ ton Board of Education will be town hall during this time. Forest Foley. Supervisor Emmanuel Guild To Meet Emmanuel Guild will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2, in the church undercroft An interesting pro­ gram. "Historical Landmarks in Barry County," will be presented by Mr*. Chris Gould, and visitors 41*onquln Like more complicated and demand­ ing. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith a full-time job. K In proposing a pay Increase for the aidermen and mayor, it was pointed out that those salaries had not been hiked since 1955. depth and brilliance. Heart Attack Fatal Friday far Mrs. Rhea Beach Beach. 70, Street drain project. Alderman Cedric Morey re­ ported that Blake Allerdlng of the State Highway Department had said that highway crew* were to start trimming tree* an Green Street soon, and the Con­ sumer* Power was about ready to begin Installat'on of' the new lights far Broadway. Mayair Beckwith and aldermen were scheduled to again Inspect the right-of-way for the new proposed north-south street from Slate to Green east of Pennock Hospital. . The street will provide another access to the hospital, and <s 'cheduled to join State street •bout 260 feet east of Industrial Park Drive. at 408 Woodland Avenue, were First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis of­ ficiated and In Middleville, and was gradu­ ated from Middleville High School wHh the Close of IBIS. She waa graduated from Oberlin . College at Oberlin. Ohio. the elementary grade* tn ths keeping bits ofyesterday", as gleaned from tbe Banner files Donald W. Murphy has been named secretary of the Hastings ceed Phil Schubert, who resigned lut week to take a poaiUon with the IBM company in Kalama- Baird) who come from Sprlng- Floyd Cove of Lanaing. He died Director of Public Services Ken Laberteaux was authorised to ne­ gotiate tor the purchase of new They lived in Detroit until hi* gauges for the two municipal wa­ ter tanks to provide better con­ trols. With the addition of chlor­ ine to the municipal water, ae­ Preebytertan Church and required. Laberteaux said. Hospital Volunteer Guild 21 and LAST DAY OF BEG I STRATION IX.Hailini Guild, the Hastings Women1* may register with the Township Club and Job's Daughters of DeCleritf*) or City Clerk to vote at the Special School KiecUon to be held on March 1. 1066 Is January 31. 19M. Persons registering after (BeryD Hanlsh of Cedarvills. NOT ELIGIBLE to vote al the president vi tne treiuxi ouuc Bank at the annual meeting Kenneth Dewey, cashier and secretary and Blanche Reynolds cashier. Novombor Woother Township Clerks' office will be open for registration. This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of School District No. «. Fractional County. Michigan. Dated January IB. IBM. Edward Anderson. 1/21 �Freeport jtm and Oady Leonard spent the weekend with thetr grandpermts. Mr. and Mra. Leo Prry and KaUayn. Cindy nfaalotd business meeting waa held {Satur­ day evening. Mr. and Mra. Boger Carlson were Bunday. Jan. IB. dinner COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundi** The famlly of Mr. and Mrs Mermen Miller were at their home Sunday to help mother square, screw driver. pliers and Un snips. The article sells far SLSO, «c going to “CARE" and 35c to pay for making the brace- Damp Wadi • Wadi and Fluff Dry W, W Skim. EhMik. Wxk CMm been to visit her HtUe grand­ daughter who la again in flutter­ worth Hospital * Mra. Abels was people at the Medina: Facility Frttky. ★ Mr. and Mra. Ebner King and anew ot Ionia wen HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY Wl 5--HX2 NKLIN* Frix*«il DIm 45 R.P.M. RECORDS B.lp U >UU —il.rt U It. VA Hospital and here is a rtsarripUon of one more service needing ASH RST BIG SAVINGS EVENT Extra Value SPECIALS GIRLS'PANSIES 2/69' HAIMHUSH __ L. ■I PLASTIC BIBS" With crumb catcher. Infants' designs. STOVE „ MC ECKO KITCHEN TOOLS 5Tsw...2a,49,i: INSULATED MUG LACE SCARFS THIS IS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FOR 1966 Aset colors Bned In wm.. w-oyu^ Waite Baiket ft J MEASURING CUP 3 dripleaa spouts. Plastic. 8-ox. she. RsfrlBe d) Wg * iHC-Sqwi rad. Rag. J 3.5 9. ■ “Fruit of Hie Loom” Ironing Board Cover . I | SEAMLESS NYLON! COVERED BOWL 59c 39‘i Poly lid seals it tight ra CEREAL BOWL Win not chip, break, / SERVING BOWL 9-inch plsstie. Yellow, blue, pink, turq, •eg, l»c ra M * FREEWFCbiTAIMER Durable ptaatie. 1\4pt. sire. With cover. Sag. 15« ea Wi WOMEN’S COTTON SHIRTS Variety of collar styles. 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INFANTS CRAWUR 9 to 24 mo. 100% Cotton Sbc-gHppor crotch--------------- BEN*FRAN KLIN 102 West Stets St tt Jefferses �Candr Crusade Fund Drive is Set for April 13 Woman Fin«d •” I 19 Teams Enter i Hastings Junior Bowling Tourney 3^^ Coach Clarey to Health Expert \Lakewood High Speak at Two Bans Ruhberiied ’ Football Clinics Alma, Charlotte guilds, Many of the hospital church groups, lodge* and civic organisation* In the county talar Sweat Suits , Hastings Soldier On TV Show State Health Director Albert 1 on probation Cor six April 13 a* th? kic ths annual Cancer drive. i group of soidier* < rhich included Dean । with * blank. Center which cashed a bad standard athletic sweat suits I while exercising, fit tightly at 1 Singles slid doubles wHI be rolled score of 20 points to 33 far their Clarey will talk on a simplified opponents. This time Parmen found football offense for high school*. trapping the body'* moisture. Three rubberized sail* teal himself on Ute short end but his •Ingle* and 38 have entered the teammates fared better. EI Kin Michl ran State football all-event* division. Winning for the Viking* was Michigan Univeraity; Roy Kram­ mer, Freshman coach at Central John Maaon>. on Sunday. Michigan; Rae .Drake. Kings­ and Brad GUtoapto. Canfield, ford High School; Larry QusUfrtgeratlon. Hastings Motor Sales. PtOFESSIONAL MY CLEANING SUVICI Superette. Auto Tag Inn. Dole* The suite, according to Dr Bake Shop, Haan's Service, George * Heustls. spiral the body’s heat Citgo, Patten Monument, Lawrence without allowing perspiration to Clarey participates in the Coach perform Ito normal cooling func­ Coach Hartzler was especially tion. Till* leads to heat exhaus- happy with the drive and deter­ num, Piston Ring. Northside Gro­ the Civic Auditorium in Grand cery. Coleman Agency. UAW-CIO. mination that the team displayed. Hastings Bowl. Hastings Shell Rapid*. About 1,600 are expected the wearers. Heat stroke 1* fatal unless immediately treated, and by RaMman Kodak Company. KM Y©UB Q*NVINItNd Wl HAVI heat exhaustion can lead to fatal starling to come around." ' complications. For the J.V.k. Ray Smith. Robin INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCIR "I am alerting school coaches, physical education instructor*. against Charlotte and against Alma Bud Wilkinson. Duffy Dough­ North Gur Mt C«b»-Op Owa 5:00 a.m. • 10 p.m. erty, Cal Stoll. Hank BuDough. other organizations to the danger Gordon Bar. the Univeraity of Dr. Heustls said the suits pro­ Shellenbarger. Mel Townsend. Roes Honors piled up for the Michi­ University of Toledo's Glen ide, at best, a temporary weight Livingston, Phil■■ Vroman. Gary gan State football team of 1965, Kimble. Al Bursley and Herb Rusli. Head Coach Duffy Daugherty from sweating away body fluid, This Friday the Viking* meet and individual players despite which to replaced as soon as wa­ Greenville at Lakewood. Greenville Isn’t as ter, or other fluid is consumed. Since thF game, the team has "I have been informed that the thi* season. If the Vikings have been named the national cham­ Y.M.C.A. In both Lansing and their way they would like to pull pion by the Hslms Athletic as Detroit have outlawed the use of Foundation and co - champion rubberized suite in their gymna­ with Alabama by the Football siums. I have strongly urged all Writer* Association of America. Attention all flrtaidera. snow public schools, colleges, and uni­ buroics and sun snoozers. Skiing versities to follow these ex­ amples. These rubberized sweat lie of national suite are a serious health hazard, Univeraity of Michigan stu­ and have no place to athletic dents survived five Winters, programs, or programs of weight with only 19 reported ski Injuries reduction." —none of which required hoaPrior to the bowl game, State pltallzaUon, according to Health had been named national cham­ Middleville High's unbeaten bas­ pion by United Press Interna­ ketball team, which travel* U> tional and the National Football Wayland Friday night, posted an Foundation and Hall of Fame. ’ The University of Michigan MRS. NORA FOLLICK unimpressive M-<5 victory over u The famed MacArthur Bowl KT—--------■ I— Mr*. Nora Follick came to Has- visiting Northview team Tuesday night Middleville, which had romped Only in the Associated Press permanently damaging.* over the Northview Wildcats 90-S3 balloting among major awards did State fail to come off on top. ter of John and Resells (Weber) in getting started Tuesday and In this listing State was second McPherson and always attended held only a three-point, 19-16, to Alabama the Hastings Schools. " Coach Daugherty also has piled The Trojan* held a 32-27 margin up an Impressive list of “Coach She was married to Herschel Polllck Nov. 33. 1910. He died Dec. at the lull but moved out In the of the Year" awards. He was named for this high honor by the of the good protection provided 15. 1961. Scott Henning led Coach Ray Football Writer* Association (the of Grand Rapids and Mildred (Fol­ Page's Expressway Conference lead­ first repeater in its history), the not common ski injuries either. lick) Factor, RN , of Bedford; six er* with 15 points, Rob White had Washington. D. C. Touchdown Club, the New York Daily News grandchildren; five great grandand the Football News. Honors handed out to players (Ruth) Stamm. and a brother. Include numerous All - American Arthur McPherson, both of Has­ tings. ligaments In the ankle and knee, for bed and bathl "Player of the Gam*" citation*. Joe Mack had 16 for Northview She was loyal to the Methodist which result from twisting, will Kight made one or more first and Jerry Howard 11. probably be seen tncce frequently Church. Garden Club, Woman's Northview won the Junior Var­ team All - America selections. Stock up on a doset-fulll this Winter because of incneuwu Club and the Republican Club. She sity game. 59-52. They were 8teve Juday, Clinton interest in the sport, they note. Jones, Bob Aplaa. Gene Wa*hThe Varsity score by quarter*: Beginner* and out-of-con- a long time Intgcn, George Webster, Charles MIDDLEVIUJE (Bubba) Smith, Ron Goovert Only God will know the many NORTIDTEW Jortly of slops injuria*. and Harold Lucas. times she befriended a young girl or boy tor days because they tad Cv>, -Tear" by the Cleveland Touchdown Club. Moat recently. Bob Sharpe of Livonia returned When faith Is as complete as her*,' Floyd Morford and Mra. Nellie the Year" by the Philadelphia to hl* home here Saturday evening then tiealli holds no tears it bring* »■« Wm. 1---- ■ —~_ Sportswriters Association and to complete hl* recuperation fol­ Juday was named "Most Out­ lowing hospitalization after a mo­ Mrs. Lavinua Camptali of Cedar standing Back" in the annua! tor accident. Hula Bowl game in Hawaii. of a number of distinct Infections fanner Delton resident. Mra of the respiratory tract. and weight control Memorial fund donations since Ostroth. Mary Hart. Gordon Dults Th? board formally accepted the Dr. Q. p. Benner, Virginia Cooley, >65-68 certificate of auUxirtastltxi, Mrs. Pearson. Marcy MarseDo, Ma­ rian Goodyear. Gordon M. French. Carrie Frrahney. Verlan Isenhalh. members of the ACS. Michkin Alien Ely, Fred Wjertng*. Ina Kenyon, Robert B. -Moore, Todd Uldrlka, Orley Smit h, Mrs. Howard Parks. WUliam Street. John Dull. presented to the grdup by Rotart Waite. aisUtant executive director from the Michigan Division offlew The cancer office is located in rott and Gail Chenoweth. County unit officers, braids Feldpausch, *re Atty. Richard Hudson. office Is open an Mondays ind FYI- urer. Dr. Raymond Flnnie Is medlFred Ziegler, secretary, tn charge. directors. Other chairmen, beside Dr. Flnnle and Mrs Jre.ep)il;ie teer actlvftiss; L Article* on loan Include • hos­ pital bed. safety rails for a bed. awards; Mra Jack Kennedy, eduwheel chair, overbed table and' other iilckrooni supplies, .and oisy a. ,lu ._A—-. ME■ A_ publicity. New board member* are Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Uldrlka. TOO LAIE TO CLASSIFY COMPETENT GIRL OR WOM­ AN FOR LAW OFFICE —Ac­ curate typing essential. Attracqualifications. Write Box lOQO. Hasting* Banner. 1 '37 APPLES We’re open dally—except Bunday BLENDED CIDER It's fresh, no preservatives GOOD •’OTATOE8 ’ Nelson’* Welcome Orchard % mile north of Ionia on M-60 Miss Marie Ncuschaefer of Den- nurse in the Delton area, en route home from a meeting of the Nalional League of Nursing m Bl. Louis, Mo., has been visiting Mr*. Leon Leonard and arrived in Has­ ting* Monday to visit the Richard Cook family through Wednraday Miss Neuschaefer and Mra Cook were guests of ML-s Mildred Tuttle for luncheon Tuesday to BatUe Creek and toured the new building tor the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, now under construction, adjacent to B-C, Community College. Miss Tuttle, who reside* in Marahall. la director of the nursing program of the Kellogg Foundation. ' By Popular Request We Repeat Permanent Special $10°0 (Complete) For Every Shempoe end. Set Yw Mey Meritor far a FREE Dryer to be Given Jen. 24. 25, M Only letter. Coll Wl 5-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar Skiing Dangerous You May Think IN HASTINGS Middleville Whips Northview For 11th Victory LAST 3 DAYS! Obituary Ends Saturday January 29th BIG SAVINGS All Penney's famous sheets REDUCED! Wm. Catant and family for din­ ner, and on Thursday oveqlng, (Peg Preston, Owner) Evenings by Appointment Grid Honors Pile Up for MSU Spartans . FOR) Our “First of the Week” . . . Reg. *15°° Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Above Savings & Loan All perfects! Lab-tested! We Are Sorr LEGALS their dinner gucate honoring PUBLI0ATI0X OllDEB Mra Reynold's birthday. meeting of the Kalamazoo Wo­ The name of Edward B. Caukln men’s Club, when she will tell of her raeent experience* on a four dropped from the story carried tn mondur World Cruise aboard a NATION-WIDE tlonal Bank of HasUngs We ore now residing in Hastings at the Wheating apartment on 8. Broad­ way and Mra. Fowler, the mother The Michigan State soccer of HHK teacher, Donal J. Sorby. 1.* assisting with the household team landed two members on the duties at the George Chenoweth first team of the 1865 Soccer home on W. Grand Street. Coaches AU-Amencan squad. What would happen if everybody caught Olds 88 Swing Fever? FUXI.IOATIOW OBDX* WHITE 1.49 tain 72- x 108" Het or THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS full 81" x 108" flat or Elasta-fit GARDNER’S-The SUPER Drag pillow coses 42" x 36" Sanforized* bottom . 2 for 81c Store where you can save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all PENCALE® pharmaceuticals. Ragular ruahicanox oxdxx fine combed cotton percale*. 186 SPECIAL WBUE 1.81 89‘Bengay 66 Usterine 69 full 81" x 108" flat or Elasta-fit 98* Cepacol_ _ _ .... 69 Sanforized* bottom .... 2.03 pillow cases 42" x 38i" 2for99c tvin 72' x 108' fUt or Elasta-fit Sanforixed bottom sheet (Mouth Wash & Gargle) Alka Seltzer Mass happiness • t»d January 2«ih. Pklllp IL Uiwkell. 25 s 47‘ Remember—You Can Charge It! Flash Bulbs. 94 (Ag or M2) •r Pziition. Haiosa PUBLICATION OBDHX OLDS 88 MR ffl9 ’19’5 Vaporizer Humidifier ’15 (Hankscraft) . $12.95 t H)’5 PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS | OLDSMbBTui G7VRDNER BIC 2 BY st an unbalwvsbla terry, fringed, hit 88c Reohm Mater Sala* Inc., 107 N. Michigan, Hattingi UTOA-UICI MUT BLANKET BATH TOWU 2»-88< . unbleached CO) tor Machine wastable. Floral stripe etalon ticking. 1.99 o~> * am n Si*o r.M. �Have All-State Dinner Jan. 29 Boost prims rtbs of besf aa jus ere, people should think twice and than once again before giving up toetr right to elect their repreyeara fora abow-dovn rote? ymra. A four year term Is a direct As an ettsraaUvs to Um four- stride away from popular govern­ ytor plan. why not keep Um two- ment and b in line with the "big year term but rrriae aleeUcn laws to limit caavalgM to too or three Then'll be flowers on the table -far the tOUonr wivea—donated by Michigan florista Lodge.-* Cheryl Schools wm a Guest speaker at the dinner will be Cartha D. DeLoach. as- dinner guest Bunday of Mr. and Mn. Dale Larabee and Ron at SWABk UMWMA* W • —— — Bureau at Investigation, Wash­ ington, D. C. His subject: “Peo­ ple. Potto* and the Preea" Members of the State Adminis­ trative Board and Agricultural leaders are among the 720 who win enjoy the rich repast. • taclUUe*. ksWaUre pay. ®roe of the ‘boys' indicated Um* they really should be getting *30,000 a year wife, maybe, a private car and a plush office tossed to for good measure. All this, of course, at taxpayers expense. For Uib, they said, it would be poeslbie to “serve with dignity- on a year-around basis. They weren't kidding. They mngr»—iwn know they didn't' stated nor, in ah probability, rigld- really meant IL Fortunately there are acme sane agree with him. They would not, j fr ohmrved. m order to encourage bead* left in Lansing. Enough, Jet's however, have tbs right to take • «rt»tCT PuWlc participation, a direct action via the ballot until i revision of the la* to permit tax Rep. Robert E. Waldron, Rouse tour years had passed by. That Is 'exemptions tar political party conminority leader, undoubtedly ex­ U» m k . kN. n> » UK mkM w pressed considerable majority opinion, too, wtigp in answering Capitol the knowledge gained from living with their feltow-clttans and engaging in day-to-day so­ corner walnut and s. HASTINGS iwikon THE FINAL IMPRESSION In our professional core, as in everything else we do. we give close, "We are not supposed to be experts; we are supposed to be advised by the experts and set Toall that, we say '■Amen.' How­ ever, it la wen to point out that if the people back home permit themselves to get too complacent and assume that a proposition cant pass merely because it is outlandish beyond reason, then the ■30-Grand" boy* may eventually get their way. Vigilance on the political acene by Um people back home ia no* personal attention to every detail, ■ffils is why we have become known by family after family for a final impression that provides genuine comfort. LEOUHRDOSGOOD ^unenaUJotne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-247! ln Justice to .the "30-Grand" boys, however, one must admit that tlicy are not the first tp have suffered from delusions of grandeur after be!ng exposed to Ux> Lansing fiSTINGS' Avap i/wirs (mp ncattt iMKunt)A EATING; CF !C£ KV Ute CP SMP, <ALT Of 40Wf/ More About- Driver Demands Examination on Death Charge Harold L. Crakes. 47, demanded examination when he appeared before Municipal judge L. E. Barnett on a charge. of man­ slaughter. The examination was set for 1:30 pm. on Feb. 8 and he was released on *250 bond. The charge is the result of the Ing com of medical and denial bills which the county is called on to pay and which last year exceeded 136.000_ and this is only a portion of amounU no* being spent on emergency relief. Faw, indeed, are the States wMah aaa rreWk a laNs sa I completely, so regally. But lake-laved Michigan la one which can and does, according j to Joe E. Weils off the Michigan: Department of Agriculture, longUme Michigan editor, who for the past 13 years baa compiled j the Michigan produce far the1 dinner and the Michigan pro-' duct* for take-home favore. The editors win be given -mptojof Michigan's apples, baby food, beans, biscuit mix. bread, breakfast food, celery S?’ ch0«?d beef, trackers, honey, mliah- Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Coll Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Bob Will* Dick Kenney 2153 Gun Lake Road Heatings At the annual meeting al the Michigan Mutual Windstorm In­ surance Company. Wednesday, it waa announced that the com­ pany hid n-ached Its coveted goal of *300,000.000 Of inkfrancc in farce. Officers named were: Lew W. Bunday, president; Guy E. Crook, vice president and Edward A. Parker, sacretary- were Orr Stanley, Indian River; Harrison Dodds. West Branch; Clare O. Thorpe, Kalamasoo; W. H. lannstetn, Owosso mid E. A. Parker, Hastings. .] ' Guest speaker at tho Brother­ hood meeting here Monday eve­ ning was Dr. Clarence Cook Llltlo, president of the Univer­ sity of Mlciilgan who addressed a crowd of more than 1,000 peo­ ple In the churvh-auditorium He may pay the fine and costa starting April 1 at the rate of *15 a month. He must pay the 15806 within 45 day*. Byron R. Fltspatrtck. R1 Shel­ byville. after pleading guilty to a reckless driving charge before Judge McDonald, was given 10 days In Jell, ordered to pay a *50 they were really much bigger and more important than the people The Kiris baskctbcUi team of HaztingB High will open the led in municipal court last May they came there to represent. teason against Vermontville here 10. He also faces a charge of es­ Friday cventnR. On the team caping from custody. Philip A. Lindquist, 23. Battle Creek, pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny from an auto and his City and Acapulco. They ex­ forward; Mary Gould, left for­ pect to be gone about two weeks. ward; Eleanor Reynolds, right Bud Blegcrt, Mrs. Isadora guard; Dorothy Cook, left guard. Johncock and Mr*. Busan Gentry Emerson Cortrigi* of Assyria is the Junior state champion com grower of Michigan, wln- 15, pleaded guilty. Friday he waa placed on probation for one and one-half yean, ordered to pay a 150 fine plus >50 costa and to vllle. paid fines of $25 plus court costs assessed by Justice William Hummell when he pleaded guilty Takes More Wear and Tear Than plates on his car and for letting an unlicensed person drive It, Both men were arrested by Middleville Police Chief Robert Any Other Carpet at This Price Pile yarns of 100% Cumuloft* continuous filament nylon "Fair World'-' carpet is so beautiful that it's hard to believe it's so rugged. Designed and made for heavy SAVINGS duty commercial use, this carpet was first used at the New York World's Fair. That's how it got its name. It has taken the merciless pounding of Fairtraffic JANUARY CLEARANCE without a sign of damage. There were so many nice comments about the beauty of the carpet by visitors to the Fair, that Lees put it in stock for home use. Come in and see for yourself Make our loss your gain at this low- "Fair World" carpet by Lees priced Clearance Sale. We must move 1URIAU to ws marked down oil ths priest. Toks advantage of ut and got big CALL Wl 5-5118 We’ll bring temple* to your home, measure Carpet your entire home your room*, and give on accurate cost e*ti- our casy-paymont plan , mate. No obligation. Take 36 months to pay! ON OUR FINEST BRANDS Hastings Floor Covering A"* McPkcPdin LA^wd. 123 Weit State Street "Dress Well IB E. StatsSt. You Can't Afford Not To" Ws Rsnt Formal Wear NATION4L.NRWLF.AF> QUALITY MATWHAU ANO GUASANTtm WORKMANSHIP OKN FSIDAY tVtNINS ASb omik. IVIHINOI . nv aMAILtiiiut �Maple Grove to Obierve Special Murion Frolic Mrt tn the ofid days our little km Fuhr. On Bunday • family flntorn at the home c toother. Mra. Flora Alonzo Brock Of Woodland Dies Saturday " aaareh programs bring us to • with problems tn medical Funeral acrrtMo tar*'A ■ taforawUon system., medical Owe. of the ______ _____ auditing. Medicare legislation, .*** "«*«««. rov public health and hospital nd- Zion K.U.B. Church in ft. Cirtr I lath. «~tag th. meetmlntotraUon, cart of pattern care, nursing homes, medical records, epidemiology, statistics, daasifiwith Interment in the Wood­ cation theory, quality control, land Manorial Part. ' education, systems analysis, and Mr. Brock died at Fennock data processing theory. Our staff Ho^jital Saturday, Jan. 22. at. 10 I of 137 people to tops when It Pm. cornea to solving problems in these and related areas. That's fire day* bat had tew a ■«?!h]kwL50nUnu® rro*' and Ueat al the Barry team. JJhy we"u ,pend n***1/ Medical FartBly far th* ®°00®00 next >w> nuat °r »t five year*. right here In Ann Arbor. That ba™ c***" budgvt amount Is Indicative of CJxwh on Wedneaday and May 20. ig07. the aon ot Jaon our growth when you figure that Everyone to invited rob and Mary -RuaaeU, Brock. this year we spent more on those Thursday. to attend. He wu a Moi and dte maker, data processing forms then we retiring tn 18M. Committees have been ap­ did for the whole year's opera­ tion back in 10M. pointed to help with the n-.M- 1 Surviving are Hi wife. Elate: a We could overwhelm you with Ings. Chairman of throe com­ Mra Robert <Ruth> a lot more growth statistics, but mittees from the North Church B0tt of Ionia; rtx sons, Robert they wouldn't tell you anything are: prayer. Ray Hartwell; fi- I of GladMone, Ore,; John of Tucabout the quality of the wort namra. Dorothj- Swift; musicJ «>ri. Arlz.; Louie of Heat Pleas-our experts put out. That's what UUa . HawbUU; phone. Effie ,■ ant, Md.; Richard and Iran at makes. u« so proud of them, and HwtwtH: ushering. Blair Haw- Woodland. aIld Carl of Lansing itot-a why we wantdd to tell bliU; vtoitatlona. William Swift­ 23 grandchildren; 13 great everybody in Ann Arbor about publicity chairman. Fern Haw- grandchildren, and three broththem. We've taken this means to era, Charles of Lansing. Abra­ make sure you know we're grateham of I_akc Ode.wa and ’ f“* 10 *u “‘embers of the Mr and Mra WUbur^BeUon of of HasUngs. staff for their contribution in :Battle Creek were Tuesday eve­ making the Commission what it ining vtoltora at the home of hto to today—they are the CommU- ।parents, the W B. Belsonj. slon. There's a lot more we could । Weekend guest* at the home of ■bout 1,115 One group, but the Russell Bentons were their we're being paged to answer a uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald of Milan, and long-distance telephone call. Our Kooert , secretary says she thinks it Joining them for dinner on Sun­ might be from Kennebunkport. Jday were Mrs. Benton's grandMrt. Ella Wertnnm of Vergil N. Blee, MX).. ! the Medical Facility, and their Director i daughter, the Hubert Gibsons of Kalamasoo. William H. Kincaid, Associate Director r~ « l0T Whites stadt. Bl, and keft. Lewis Stan­ ton were Sunday dinner trueata of the Rotell Stantons. and individual dtXatna. . Visiting the Leon Gray home since MM. Grty^ return from The Andrew Sendees are happy the hospital were Mrs. Richard over the arrival of a new grand­ son. Raymond Andrew, who was born to Mr. and Mra. Raymond (Margaret) Ashcraft cC Edwards­ burg at the Elkhart General Hos­ pital in Elkhart. Ind., on Satur­ day. Jan. ZL Carl Brechetoen returned Manday from a four-day visit at the of our fine staff. After an. It's home of hto ton and family, the entirely their efforts which have John Brechetoem, of Coldwater. brought the Commission Inter­ national rttognltion and respect In Bangkok and Brazzaville. In Ecuador and Egypt, In Adelaide and Zagreb, and tn a lot of Places in betwean, physicians and hospital people know and admire the Commission's programsGST® Ac- photography Ht. Get the most from every savings dollar! Earn interest with First National's Vh% Certificates of Deposit are especially de­ signed to bring you a higher return on your savings. Here's all you do: Purchase a Certificate of Deposit in amounts of $100 or more, hold It for one year or longer, and collect a full 4'/i% Interest check every yearl Ideal for individuals, trusts, busmesses, cor­ porations and non-profit organizations. At First National, regular Passbook Savings earn a generous By Mrt. »1 AO in 3c stamps. This year our carts wlil be wen orer <nd- “ J'00 might have g?<8*d'twp n»e up licking stamps back in 1367. And forms. We seldom saw a Tr-fc ONLY (MadM 7I») ' COME IN ANO SEE THIS RECOEDEK THAT’S JUST LOADED WITH EXTRAS! MUSIC CENTER Ho.« Wl 5 42M 131 W, Sun.______________ PSSSTI .-' i ' ! \ stockings .-' practically live with us. H's no 1 wonder, because this year well 1 spend over 380,000 Just for data processing forms alone. It's all a part of the care and feeding of 2rtPim"k?ar*’ !eIlln< what the cost win be next year, because we Just got our second computer •nd It's barely started humml^ PSSSTI regularly Ufted by a tall crane Into our second-story window one rainy 4% are compounded and Raid the first of every January. April. July and October. Wh»t’» mm, Flirt National's 102 year record of security and service means you oan eave at Michigan's oldest national bank with complete confidence. At First National, your saving! ate in­ PSSSTI < i a pair interest—and you get four paydays every year. Passbook Savings NEW CARPETING PSSSTI □ PAIR :e..-They re”bi-. for .--.BERKSHIRE ;$2.4fr . . . . •' Buy Millar's M 26 ox. 501 Hylon^36.95 Simple os 1-2-3 sured up to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Compare Quality and Prices Open nr add to your account at the First National Bank and Truat Company of Kalamazoo nowl yet often everything you'll ever need in a stereo unit. John Hook Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor and Mrs. McAdams were Friday supper gueoto of Mr. and Mrs Robot DeCamp and family to celebrate the blrthdaya <4 Mra. McAdams and Robert. * open house wu held for Mra. Eliza McAdatnn Bunday In honor of L" birthday by Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor. * Mrs. Ed Rloe span Wednesday with Mr, and Mra Rax Casey. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cairns are on a vacation trip to Florida, her oar­ anta being there. Mr. and Mrt. Leon Stanton spent the Jan. 16 weekend with Mr. and Mra. Paul Bulow and family at Traverse City. * Fri­ day evening callers of Mr. and Mra. Homer Hammond and Harojd Ert> were Forest Falconer of Welcome Corners, Mr. and Mra GrejUon Hynes and Mr. and Mra 'Gerald Bouimer and two children of Battle Creek. Homer to not ao good at this time. * not having a PR man.) .J?? n“*,ht '’P*®1 ■ couple of Mra. Wm. Reid was taken to o d-Umera to do a Huie remi- Ulla Hospital Saturday. ntoctag on our birthday, and IS,? J? rtrtt T" cr JUnner Bue3U o! the h/ were Ju5t finishing Edwart Davises were Mr. and the FAB pilot study supported by Mra Bob Darts and family of Kellogg Foundation when we Durand. Mr. and Mra william moved into 1.70R square feet of Davteof South Haven. Mra FtaDt!1“.of Manchcnter, Mra EST £SU° % •X-tM Df“a Main and Renee. Mra June Davis and family, Mr. and R^ D*rta rftmUy tnt ta .three downtown tolldlngi. we have to put up witn some pretty cramped paper­ shuffling now and then. Bvery day we used to write a few letters and send out a few reports. On heavy days we might Births at Pennock Certificates of Deposit First National’s |A purely practical TAPE RECORDER, Durfee And our correspondence files covering the UB. and Canada really do cover the UB. and Can­ ada, from Oahu to Labrador. We h*vco’t yet heard from anybodyr n Kennsbunkport. Maine, butl that doesn't mean they aren't: thinking about us up there. We' know PAS to a regular topic of ln medical circle®i of Whitehorse, Yukon, even though we remetlmes dont hear from them for weeks in the win­■ tertime. VWtora. too. come from far • 10 aUend ovr institutes and tutorial sessions or 1° dUc,u&* U^11, research necctt- In the first three weeks of this month eighty-four out-oftowners came to Ann Arbor Just £ ,£?k 0,,en our •houl<Jer«. Even in this small sample, their airline tickets were bought in fourteen ?Ut*“ ftnd two Canadian prov­ inces. (During that same period sadly, at least four Ann Arborltes were heard to say "What in the world to that?" as they passed wlndo* on’ Main ' G Buy from Us and 3. PSSSTI •••.. Sale ends Saturday hurry! a. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds MhlK AND THU6T COMPANY OF KALAMAZOO MEMBER F.D.I.Q HO CHAISE FOX INSTAUINGI MONARCH DELTON OFFICE —SOT BUYS IN OS OUT OF TOJVN— DURACIJEAN Look for famous Trade-Name' labels 00 fa InIngs you buy ... you'll find them hen! ParmaleeJr Jt �of R1 Willlamaburg. The bride* elect is a 1965 graduate of Maple Valley High School and la em­ ployed at Hastings Mutual Insur­ ance Company. Ralph Is a ll»4 graduate at Traverse City High School and la employed in Flint dinnick, 1212 N. Hanover. Busan is attending Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek and Da­ vid is in the US. Navy. A date for the wedding has not been Vermontville Clubs To Hear Speaker Discuss Antiques Reveal Engagement Of Sharon Hilley To Vaughn Cook Mid-Term Enrollment loin Classes Of Your ChoiceTap, Ballet, Acrobatic, Gymnastic, Free Style Ballet & Balance Beam, Baton, Jozz, Adult Ballroom. Character. The engagement of Miss Sharon Hilley to Vaughn R. Cook has been announced by her parents. Mr. and Mra. Vance Lackey of Lake Odessa. Tl»e bride-elect Is employed at the SL Lawrence Hospital, Lan­ sing. and is a 1054 graduate of Lakewood High School and Is a graduate of'the Lansing Communi­ ty College Practical Nurse program. Mr. Cook, son of Mr. and Mra. Richard Cook of Lake Odessa, U also a 1964 graduate of Lakewood High and Is employed by the E. W. Bliss Company. A* wedding date Fitzgerald Corp Installs Officers The Fltegerald Corps No. 100 of the Woman’s Retief Corps met on Thursday, Jan. 20. with Dorothy Gronewold, senior vice president, In charge. During the business meeting Esther Pett Installed Thelma Ban­ as chaplain and Dorothy Meier as color bearer No. 1. Dorothy Grone- Babcock Jr. Baptist Ceremony Forrest Is Engaged to Kay Koeppe At Middleville ’ Carolyn Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Koeppe, Unites Couple R. Mlaa Kathyene Mary Butler. The Rev. Lloyd Q. Sander* per-1 formed the ceremony at T o’clock. Communlty College where he is a Given tn marriage by her grand­ major In Police Administration. father. Paul Ward of HalfInga, A Fall wedding la planned. tbe bride wore a street-length dress of Chantilly lace, featuring a fitted bodice and full skirt at Gerald Scobeyi to nylon Her fingertip v*U at illusion was held In place by a Clara, and Mark 25th Jubilee Mr. end Mra. Gerald Scobey will observe their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Feb. 0. from 2 to 6 and 1 to • in the arming with .open house at WE WILL IE AT THE STUDIO Thursday and Friday, Jon. 27th and 28th 10:00 a.m. -8:30 1 Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m. Susan K. Maurer Miss Lynn Woods JoEllyn Myers Mesdames Stebbins, Wood and Havens Honored by Group DANCE STUDIO Big Bargains on This Special Group of Fall and Winter Merchandise from Our Finesl Lines Reduced SLEEPWEAR GIRDLES GLOVES NillMlH and Barbecued Town & Country Gols Hove Lesson The Town and Country Gal* SPARE RIBS TOO! Ready to Serve . . . Come and Get ’Em! Tbe Superette tinge Extension Group No. 4 Thursday, Jan. 20. Mi*. Onia Johnson gave a my Interesting lesson bn "NutriUon Guides for Adult*" The seven members at­ tending were each gfren a para­ graph of the lesson to read with explanations given In detail, by Mra. Johnson. Each attending member agreed to try to lose weight before the April meeting, and those not losing will treat Mr. and Mra. Don Baty, who are moving to Cadillac, were honored Saturday evening when their bridge club group met at the Dick Jacobs home on N. Broadway. A gift was presented to the Batys at this farewell party and the honorees promised to return often. to visit their many friends In Hastings. whsis SWEATERS Phillis Leonhardt, worthy ma­ tron, and Phillip Leonhardt, worthy patron, hare announced that th* Hastings Order of East­ ern Star Chapter 7 on Tuesday, Feb. 1. will honor the Muons a farewell gesture for her plea­ with a special program. sure. Mary Lynn, with her fam­ This will be an open meeting ily. the Don Batys, are planning beginning at 0 pm. They invited to move this week to Cadillac. all to attend and bring friends. RdtteahoMnto are to be served. ' one of the pleasant and un­ usual part* of thfe program at llw general meeting of the Firat 302 E. Grand SKIRTS Eastern Stars to Honors Masons on Tuesday Evening < and Mra. VVILSON SISTERS SUCKS Hacker happened to be there as the boya were visiting , the air­ port, and look them through hla plane explaining many tilings of interest to than. They were also thrilled to see a plane coming 1 64th Anniversary The sons and daughters of Mr. John Francisco and theft families win meet at their home on Saturday, Jan. 2k to obaarva They are the parents of 11 toijlr 04th wedding anniversary. ft Mr. Mr, Jullu, MMjrw children, three girls and eight R2 Nashville, announce the at-1' boy*. They are Mario of Dowa­ gagement of hte sister. Miss Susan I giac, William, Gary, Lou la, Katherine Maurer, to John Edward । Thomas, Mary, Charles, Daniel. Dianne, Michael and Robert of Hl Wayland. Pledges Troth to John E. Bahs Mrs. Rene Russell Arlene Sheibals Brimmer on Tuesday, Jan. IB. to see the new daughter, Sandra, born Jan. 11. at Pennock Hos­ purpose room of the Maplewood pital. weighing 0 pounds. 15 h building on Monday evening, Feb. 14, at • p.m. 'Guest speaker will be Fred Hinckley of Battle Creek, known m "Friendly Fred " He will dlsDouglka McCuUlgh. Jeff Cook. cuss antiques, bow to select those Jim Dingman, John Hartwell and that.are genuine, and give other Bruce and Bradley Cut-in. Ths pertinent facta on antique buyoperator of the airport, Edward Prentice, shoved, the boy* through and they also looked over tbe pianee of Mr. Darning the Silver Hospital Guild for dessert bridge at her home, 737 S. Washington, on Thursday evening. Winner* for the eve­ ning's play were Mra. Willaid Adult Ballroom Class Starts Friday, Tbe bride-elect. a lfl« graduate of Hastings High School, Is a service representative at the Michigan Bell Telephone Com­ pany In Battle Creak. Her fiance Is a 1901 graduate of Bellevue High School and is an apprentice for Murray Engineering in Battle Creek. No date has been set for the wedding. sine Saturday evening when the Richard Guenther* were hosts to the 12 Gourmet Club guests for one of their memorable potluck dinner parttea The planning of these events In International cooking Is almost as much fun as the participation itself when the food and serving follows a pre- A group choral reading. "How Far To Nineveh." waa beauti­ fully presented by Mra. Bruce Pryor, Mra. Willard Curtis, Mra. There was a family dinner Robert Hollister, Mra. Robert party at the Marshall Cook* Carey. Mra. Donald Bauchman, Sunday when the Roger Jone* of Mason were here at her parental home. It was young Timothy Jones’ birthday (Jan. 22) and the gathering, with the Prank McCloskey family, was also in honor of Mra. Robert Cook who leaves this Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. A ben Johnson for New York City. They will sail Feb- 2 Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michifan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. SILVER REPEATING REDUCED 20% LAST 5 DAYS BEFORE Every Item Replated at Sale Prices roa INSTANCE Now is sn. excellent time to restore your worn silverware,, antiques and family heirlooms at great savings. All I1U7 111? work QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATEO by oyr master silversmith*. Sale prices apply to AU. pieces imaginable ... 1IJ7 CLEANING REDUCED LADIES COATS HATS The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton If you ora proud of your furnishings castor sets, tea service items, trays, etc. Old family items teplata^db new make wonderful gifts, toflk advantage of these low pries*. EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE and want to protact your investment, hove them cleaned the latest and most affective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean 9 YIARS IN HASTINGS V 5 BNDBJANUARY 31 IG IN CTLVKR TODAY! HODGES JEWELRY �Freeport ■M Golden Jubilee i if towC high school graduates tbs Congregational pane Feb. 1. 1B16. Ths party is being 4 their children, Mra. W (Marjorie) Krrpps of' Methodist Church Fellowship Von. Carfyn and Oyy 1 Dunham University. at Thursday there will be a carry-ln Albert Steffel of Battle Creek n WB townahio suwiuiup. Ion!* SOU4* county cuuuejf, and • . * Dctrt . 1 guard from she has lived here since a small Michigan Bt*io history. guatte at Mr. and Personal Mention acceptable alternative — further Arnold enjoyed dinner at "Sea- may eventually move on to a Saturday Hastings. catton programs. "Tuition to’ tow at Michigan's community colleges, moot high school graduates arc acceptable for entrance, and community Thursday. * Mra. and Friday forenoon with Mr. Courtneys visited her stater. Mr. of Grand Ledge. This weekend the Courtneys an expecting their daughter and husband, the Frank Campbells, to arrive from He cites three troublesome fac­ Virginia. Mra. Campbell will re­ tors In this otherwise favorable Sunday dinner and of WtfUal * Ellen Thompson waa a Bunday dinner ..._ n_.l_ — - .J. little If any real undtntandlng Kenneth family gathering Cleveland’s 20-40—1926 to 1966 evening booting at * Howard Hnffle- Thom peon, Mr.- and ANNIlfERSARM January 28 and 29 (this Friday and Sat­ urday) we are celebrating our Anniversary. This is something Very Special—a Twenty/ Forty Anniversary. Forty years a family Mra. Howard Thaler, Mr. and adequately prepared to enroll in and succeed with collage-level day of their grandson. BiUy. Mra Ray Wieland enjoyed a technical studies; ventoon supper with Dr. a nd I owned Mon and Boys Store. Twenty years celebration were the Walter third of the graduates of Mich­ Chryslers and Robert Burkhart* Saturday. igan high schools each year) at OnnA Rapids, and tbe Don even though they completed a Fountains, local. college-prep curriculum with a "Cleveland's." Uoe of Okemos and their three Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and grec aspirants. With their par- grandchildren at Indianapolis, ante as willing accomplices, they Ind., visited the Frank Prentice* insist on enrolling in unlveraity- on Saturday. . parallai curriculums tn oommuand family facte (high school grades, stan- Banghart ware dinner guewte of derdtaed test sconp) Indicate the Bruce Bangharte On Sunday that an associate degree qbjeo- to honor tbe 6th birthday of the five vrould.be a far wiser choice, latter^ acta. Mark. The Chet Harris points out that socio- Bangharte are^expeoUng their and Dennis Tagg were Friday overnight guests of Mr. and for this occasion at great savinp for you. There will be some spring merchandise for under "Baird's" and Twenty years under Wo have purchaied special merchandise you to look over too. OUR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED iunT A gift’fpr each man and four very spe­ cial prizes. . EVERY’MAN A FREE GIFT! Clothing and Accessories EVERY MAN A CHANCE ON For Men and Boys This sole is for you. All fall, winter, and programs — from Wednesday until Sunday. January White Sale special purchase merchandise will be marked at low, low prices for this occasion. Use your charge or layaway plan. • > . This Weott.24th thru 29th (Sot.) White Cupcakes R»«-66cDox. __doz. 59c Cake in Foil Pan M’* _/Special 49c Mr. and Mra Mike Hawthorne and children of Hastings sur- A dellclou* white cake with assorted kings. FOUR GRAND PRIZES! V" Protein Bread In town. Sliced rsgulsr or thin. Pull-Aport Cinnamon Broad - .2 Ivo. 46c FRIDAY & SATURDAY Orange Knots__________ ... 6 for 42c A rich yessl raised dough with fresh orange and honey glared. INCLUDING THIS FRI. & SAT.—JANUARY 28 & 29 evening. * and TOPCOATS Stuart & Dennis Cleveland were Saturday supper nutate of Mr. and Mra. Bill Btough. * Roy Blough. --Jr,, of Hastings visited N SUITS-SPORTCOATS Thank.you again for making our business successful for 40 years. Myron Poet, in Community'Has- Coffee Cakes S*"*H 32c; Family Size 58c Date nut. blueberry, pineapple, apple, almond, butternut Clara Norris in Grand Rapids Shirts COOKIE DAY EVERY WED. 4 Dox. Asst. Pkg. $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Grand Rapids. Mrs. Forrcal Buehler enter­ B f f 0 RF^^^^^^rond new merchandise for Hie new season. Long and short sleeve models in Bwhites, colors and all color styles. Thoro’re boardcloth and oxfords and the : newest porma-pressed fabrics. Made to Sell for $*120$440 W Our Anniversary U“»’8« £feCHOtWN>Kflf\ l... J *“ 0 •/ New Spring SHIRTS FOR THE BOYS A % R’«ulor <^39 Regular ZUoff $2-92 How>Z H«-"* short sleeves. Our Fall 0 Wintar Stock of 73 off! Men's & Boys SWEATERS, SPORTSHIRTS and DRESS SHIRTS ad Nunn-Bush SHOES you can afloat s Buick. Howyouno kxqpr need to tattle for the also-rans. You'U be beet poeeiMe traded deal. The monthly payments wool crimp the budget ) thia week one of the best to your life. Hop on over to your Buick dealer. It tai bo a bettef time. ' 9Sr SMyourjool authmizd Buick talar tm SALE for Men Edgerton Now $12.49 $13.49 $14.49 $15.29 $16.19 Nunn-Buih Now $19.79 $23.49 $24.29 $25.19 CLEVELAND’S MENS AND BOYS' WEAR clo‘,dThu™*.y.ti �Corners Lake Odessa By Rath Peterman ♦hip, and assessor Allen L Beh-1 lev. take Oriesss. will be at ths; Lake Odaem fire bam Rb. t tend 13 to, accept appUcattcos fw senior cittaens and veterans tax exemptions Applications. must be tiled before the final day of the board of review in speaker at the Men's Fellowship meeting at the Wealeyan Church next Saturday evening. * The week of Jan.1 31 to Feb. 6 is being oberrved by the young people of Che'Wesleyan Churches toy spe­ cial activities. Locally, the sa-­ mons both moaning and evening Jan. 31 will be directed-to youth. The group will be in charge of the mid-week prayer service cuinbln/d with the adult group. Thursday evening they will en­ joy a progressive supper at the Cartnsy, Walter A. Reed. Jr- O. J. RoUnetm, A. L. VanZyl and M. L. Vlpond. At th: organisa­ tional meeting Che board met " says Hare But t if a person did not try the UM protection. have to Indicate the relative, Richard Brandal. who was killed in an auto accident on M-67 Wednesday. A Mr. and Mrs Robot Hart and Beverly were Bunday caller* at Mrs. Fer­ ris Brawn's, helping to celebrate Mra Brown's birthday. Ocher af- Mra. Phyllis Lawrenw, Mra. VelMr. and Mra. Henry Bevtrwyk 'dah Davis and Mr*. Doris Golnd-r. Saturday evening they will of Sparta were supper guests at Join In the Inter Lakes rally at the Max Bump home on Saturthe Hastings High School at SX3CCS0SX3BOBBeXSntJBSBODCKXXKKX3tX3SXX3tX3(XX3 Friday thru Sunday ShiPop Official Action of the Hastings City Council sionary Service will hold ttxSr all-day meeting at the home of Mr* Ralph Shaw Sr. on Thurs­ day, Feb. J. with potluck din­ ner. Work will be on qulSto. Mr. and Mix. Ford Snyder of A wedding In Battle Creek Lakeview Baptist Church Satur­ day. is of interest ix-.uiy At that Ume Miss Cynthia Carpen­ It's a Family Problem City. Cynthia is the d*ugh:er of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter and tlte granddauahWr at Mr*. days with her stater. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baxter. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warns- were Sunday visitors vt his parents, Mr. and RUNNING * FAMILY IS RIG BUSINKS East Middle Lake Mra Winnie Dunn. Clara Hughes. Ruth Lena Helen Schools and ’“•J Sylvia Ferris vfeited Mra Myrtle I *‘X"‘• By Mrt. Betite M. Cairiu iSi.Aii~’’lKl the Teas; • Art Monty Problems upsetting the whole family f Keith Strickland. Sandra and Balina* Bro*. . Mrs. Winnie Dunn were Bunday | *r*»*r dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra.।.!?. X! Merle Dunn near MarkbalL * Michael Frey Is.home from Port Knox, Ky, and wJU return back to camp Friday. R THI ANSWH H -YIS'-HERFl HOW A CONSOLIDATION LOAN MAY SOLV1 Y0U1 FROILIMS Highbank ’1000 £Xt“ MIDDLEVILLE lilac come Saturday to spend a £•? few days with her sister and husband. Mr. and Mra Austin AH Schauta Bunday fallen to vlMt' J her were Mr. and Mra Bruce Brown and son of Bellevue, Mr. <»» Sunday. Mra Louise Duffy, daughters, Mrs. Glenn Scott and her two daughters and Miss Reta Duffy of Lansing visited Mr. and Mra Frank Bumpus Saturday. * Mr. and Mr* John tldrru*tr local Finance apple * Lillie Scotty Dyannond of Potterville spent Bunday eve­ ning with his grandparents, Mr. FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m. CHICKEN S OUR SUNDAY SFICIALTY day Gary's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacobs of Sparta were dinner guests of the Bella Bun­ day morning they attended ssrwhere little Ricky was baptized. Ed Felghner. urvaX grandfather of Ricky was present. Mias Beverly Hart of Lansing spent the weekend with her A Lira Orchestra playing Music for your dancing and listening pleasure Friday. Saturday & Sunday Evenings. Phone SY 5-3640 DIAMOND Consultants CUSTOM DIAMONDS TAILORING SERVICE Loose Diamonds Our Specialty Our GIA DIAMOND GRADER is always nisi When yup lufftr a aerfooi leap ...Tvhsn the going gets rough ...Ift then that our services when sport-lovin', family-movin' to you, aa our client, become a really meaningful part of jwbt insurance protection. Yon can count on na to be in at your service at load-haulin' you grab hold '66 Plymouth Barracuda. ► Maybe it's the cpr. Maybe it's the deal. But something wonderful happens when-you JEWELERS RANDSEN lot youraeK flo.-.lo your Plymouth Doahr*. Barry's Farm Store �Mrs. Potter of Woodland Dies; Rites Saturday Retired Hastings Mfg. Co. Worker Dies Sunday Transfer Shidenl A» NaihVlila De-Icing Ideal for Wlntor Fishing The Hastings Banner ThHAWr. Jhhhhq 27. IMS th® opening of On 'America’ In Auditorium Exchange students Carol Hen­ derson and Hilda Carson, two at Ireland's most effaettve ambassa­ dors. treated tlie Modem Home­ The Hartings Klwanls Club makers Extension Htudy Group to an evening of Internationa) Understanding study on Wednes­ Series" on Tuesday evening at day. Jan. 13, when Mrs. Harold ard-Oreood Funeral Home until With Travel Program Irish 'Ambassodors' Present Program Before Homemakers held k I'M pm. this Wednes­ day K Use Flrat Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Willard H. Curtis officiating with burial al 1:30 pm. Saturday M the Ptckacw CfaapeL , Tb® Rev. Richard VanderBosch officiated and burial waa I »s similar (nvoiogu® oo the NeUarUnds. underwriting all Ma eg- this. included are: tbe mighty Kia- U1C gym in tills building. Dowagiac In IM8. Henry and Edith (Eaton) BechShe moved to Michigan with duR evening Herron will School and lived In Canada and Pennayvianla with his* parents oauluct the physical MatMta-class. Thea® While stationed at Osmp Cusrigs— will M held in the new Maple Valley idgh school build­ ing, with th® mwepuon of th® physical education class which will meet In,‘the-..former high school bulldlnr in Nashville on Renkt® at Muskegon in 1957. Donald Potter of Dowagiac; 17 the nights the gym will be'tn use for high school basketball Gladys Crockford of Woodland, Mrs. Ken Martell of Newaygo and four tatothera, Clarence Hig­ spent Tuesday with her mother. don of NaahvlDe. Charles Higdon Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, »w, low. UU. plow. Uul, aMd. fcrUU„, — you (ho Job and Wh_l Hon, baa Iha alUiUop uol naod, Sm th. rampUto Una of Whoal Mono melon and quick­ attaching tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 t. Stets $»., Hwyisty In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son. John J., of R5 Hastings; taro daughters. Name Nashville Fire Chief. Report Year'. Loss $17,870 BPw to Hear Talk on Ship Of Hope Feb. 8 co-hostcss that evening. ID. colonial wmiamauurg. Color slides of famous Irish .Gettysburg. Grand Canyon, historic sites, educational and Robert Brouwer is a resident■ Maine. Watkins Glen. Jsmearecreational facilities and hous­ > town, Zion and Bryce Paxfcs, ing acquainted the members with been in the electrical conUuct- Disneyland. Yosemite. Cr*ter the students' homeland. By means of charts, tbe girls clearly explained the structure of the Irish educational system tiie hobby of photography and and the government form. They his first slides were enjoyed by Part Middlaville discussed the proposed changes friends --------- and neighbors. In the school system, which is'. Many of his elides won nation- Reiident Succumbs very different from the vAmerl? 1 al contests and received acclaim can form, and explained the re- I from all who saw them. The enIsllonshlp’ between England and J couragement of friends and ex- Hamsun and Indian Lake, <D®d the Irish states, the economic ports prompted him to produce unexpectedly Monday afternoon nnttarTAH yatO. T,*»lar,rt - ... — The HI, htXne In UU(111HmAfTin H® patterns nt of M North Ireland and a finished slide profframthe Irish Free State, and some- Unit on® be produced used one and his wife, the farmer Minnie tiling of Ireland's history. 'screen and one protector. Later. Irish wit Is a wonderful thing. " J * and the girls* humor broke projectora. through even these heavy soundrevolutkinAy and unique pre­ the Williamston Funeral Horne. Hilda U the guest of the Erik vonReis family, and Carol la | sentation in which be usee staying with tbe Vernon Engles. | Mrs. re-elected Nashville Fire Chief. He also Incorporates hl-fldellty R5 Hastings; a step-daughter, stereophonic equipment and mu­ Mra. Robert (Donna) Mason at sic and sound effects recorded Midlothian, DJ.; 11 grandchll- . On Tuesday evening. Feb. 8. Leon Ackett; lieutenant, Elthe Business & Professional Women’s Club will hold their equipment which takes a con­ siderable amount of time to set brother. Robert of RA Hastings. monthly meeting at Hotel Has­ tings, with the dinner and pro­ up In each auditorium. His program featuring the 8. Ship of Hope. eight within the village limits; • The represcstotlve conducting seven in Castleton Township; tatlon." He has presented this of Hastings. unusual program in some of the Armstrong, asshtont Michigan largest auditoriums In the coun­ Presbyterian Church. field director ftom the Ship of montvllto Townships. They gave try'- Recently, the travel offi­ Hope. He will show movies of cials of the country of Holland the Ship of Hope visiting near visiting her son and .family, the Peru. 8 A. The Ship of Hope Is a special project sponsored entirely from WM^Ml.lEftOQ and property lost. •>,> Fit. Wl 5-2983 CHECk OUR HOME » PROPERTY LISTINGS £LTHE WEEK A A RIAL GOOD COM FORT A BLI HOME IN THI FOURTH WARD, close In. has three bedrooms upstairs and down a living room, dining room, kitchen and bath and storage room, basement with gas heat and a garage for -------------- ------------------------------ --------- ------------- ------------------- $1,500.00 IN THI SECOND WARD, a nice home In A-1 condition, three bedrooms and now bath upstairs and down • living room, dining room, kitchen and hall bath, basement with gas heating system, is ALSO IN THI SECOND WARD, an income property With apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and downstairs it has living rodm. throe bedrooms, kitchen and bath, aluminum siding, patio, oil furnace, tiled bath, large yard with fence, and is insulated for $11,500.00 BECAUSE THE OWNER HAS LEFT TOWN to live elsewhere, wdhav® a nice ranch style In the Fourth VYard in excellent location, brick with living room, with flrpplgce, carpet and drapes included, two bedrooms and bath, all air conditioned, pine paneled living room, attached garage, nicely landscaped. $11,500 00 A GOOD HOME ON QUEEN STREET, NASHVILLE, ha. threw bedrooms upstairs'^d down it has living room, dining roon^den or library, full bath, has basement with pa furnace, a swell Youngstown kitchen, will sell on contract ..——$7,500.00 A RIAL NICE FLACE IN IRVING TOWNIN IF with two bedrooms upstairs and down It has living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and Utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater, four-acre lot for---------------------- .....—..........$5,150.00 A GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, with one large bedroom and large hallway upstairs and down­ Stairs has one bedroom, living room, large glassed-in front porch, dining room, kitchen, shower, stool and lavatory, full walk-out basement, gaa furnace, two stall garage and nice large lot, for AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME IN THE MCOND WARD, with throe bedrooms and two closets, and a hall closet, and downstairs there Is one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has a full basement with gun type oil hasting plant, one stall garage and full lot, for $6,000.00 AND A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, has living room, dinvig room, kitchen, four bedrooms and full bath, two big halls, full basement with a double garage In basement, has converted heating plant..$9,800.00 AND A GOOD INCOME FROFERTY IN THI FOURTH WARD, Insulated and aluminum storm win- downstairs a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedrooms with closets and hardwood floors. TV room, dininl room, and kitchen with new Inlaid linoleum, the kitchen has knotty pine cupboards and work space, a good sized bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in Is worth seeing and you will appreciate It. priced at______________________________ $15,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has three bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and has stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall prage. Haitingi School Menu FREE The effidsney of tha depart- white ship afloat into harbors of Asia, LaUn America and Africa, to enable doctors and .nuraus serving on the ship, to administer to thousands Of UL Initiated Hi the Project1__ fits of teaching th® thrye contln voyage of the center to Indont bad outstanding tors and nurses' tMbUd.1 ■ 18.0M people treated. 700 operations | Stan Trumble, C.LU. bera starting in February. •th* lire department Is going to smn-nr a Ucr-’M piste in Nasbvtn- on Thursday, Feb. 3. from 1:80 to 8 pral St tlw Castleton Township Hall A small charge for fining out tbe forms KE.,.." o the deportment. apprcxu-JitoK wedding Akin, where 500 major operations Alrim Ban end were performed. 10.000 patients treated, 250,0ft) children vaoclnsted. Today tn Saigon's Ortho­ Annev Catholic Church in Belpedic Rehabilitation Center chil­ dren crippled by polio are cared for by HOPS) personnel. • These are'only a very few of the errands of mercy that this Ship represents, and the errands of mercy will become greater os long as the ship stays afloat The Hastings Business Women’s Club gram. Also, If anyone wishes to donate to this Project, contact: Mra. Wilma Story. 724 XaM Mill 8t_, Hastings'. Wl 5-3128. eve­ nings. Mra. Story will see that the donations are--presented to C. David Armstrong, the evening. of the prograin. The medical I services of this great ship's staff I U entirely free of charge to the < desperately Hi who cotpe to IL so that is why the operational costa : of same depends upon the great i hand of giving from every Ameri- j can. The doctors and nurses do-! ns to their free Ume and skill in the name of mercy and it Is the helping hand of lore and charity that. assumes the cost of the , drugs and medicines and equip- | ment. It you are a club or group; that wishes to make this your cause In Uie future, you may ob­ tain more information by writing to: Project Hope. The People-toPeople Health Foundation. Inc. i 2333 Wlnconsln Ave.. N.W. Wash-. Ington. D.C. 20007. UPHOLSTERING Fickup tM Delivery. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel FhoiM 374-3521 A NEW 40 GALLON ELECTRIC Fast Recovery Water Heater With each new 100 Amp Service (Replace 30 or 60 amp only) , Naw York Life Ffion® Vermontville . Ckw®rdo I® Ito’ - i T-K School Calendar THURSDAY. JAN. „ — Elernm. AND IN TNI 2ad WARD, a real good home with three bedrooms and an extra room, and down a living room, den, dining room, kitchen and full- bath, full basement with gas furnace, one stall A RIAL NIC! HOME IN THI 4th WARD with two bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has Oak floors, full basement with gas furnace, (new) one and one-half stall garage, cap insulated, newfat remodeled kitchen with cherry paneling formica tops, stainless steel sink, on nice comer lory, close to Central School.$12,100.00 School AceredllsUon ’meeting; School closes. 11:4$. FRIDAY, JAN. 28 — Basketball. Waytoad, there. 6:M. SATURDAY. JAN. 29 — Junior MONDAY, JAN. Ji — Board Ne7?^*Uon Committee meeting. TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for...$2300.00 each AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 2 — Boy dining roc— r.—..—. . „>■ u..«. u.. __... ...< _ ... HeouU, McFall. All-Purpoae: ‘W,ng ** . —JBB .$7350.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, large home on M-37. three bedrooms tg> and a bath, and down, two Ik*1—- -osn—oo wvwo* Ht-Soo, ..A ..... WWA <..■_■■■ U-* ■ . _ TBVBSDAr. m. 1 — Km'I).. Man _ . _ ..... _____ .___________ ____ __________ ..$7400.00 Glen____________ Program. Freeport, 8120BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL FROFIRTY In good business district which rents for $150 00 per mo. for • , $7,500.00 A REAL GOOD. YEAR ‘ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has living room, throe nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has rodwood siding, good well, tot Is 50 ft. wide, runs from water’s edge to highway, has permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 14 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place has only been built a few years, all foe ...$12,600.00 Middleville were supper guests at the home of the Ford Caseys A RIAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD m good location, has two bedrooms up on Saturday. The Wlnford Caseys down, has living room and dining room both carpeted, full bath, kitchen and utilit front and back porches,- is insulated, has storm windews and screens, new gas PRODUCTS Cart Niethamer Hmm Rhon® Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum Hmm Mimm Wl 5-5154 need another bathroom?, let HCB finance it! Bathroom, bedroom, kitchert family room, porch, patio, recreation room, gi what have you . . . HCB can brush away your money problems . . . home impre money is loaned easily . . .at HCB, of course! PENNOCK CONCRETE HASTINGS SALESMEN i •5 s COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE .—$11,500.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS £ NmabyWi*. Mich. hs«M 453-2791 Ihistinqs Citii llimh �F’”'................. | Municipal Ice Rink Maintained By City Crew» ’.......... WWW Armchair Athlete Wj "We believe that some of tbe disappointment over last year’s deer season was caused by the new pattern of season dales. We therefore respectfully request tbe Legislature to con­ sider a return to a statewide November 15-30 fas season.” ' /That is one of the two major recommendations listed by ihe Conservation Commission on Jah. 14. The other is: “We are directing'the Department to develop' immediately a proposal lox • maximum doer, -------------------- ---------- ‘--------•—•------habitat Improvement program I for both public and private lands, which will include statements of costa and probably benefits" We haven't heard of, nor seen, any reasons for the Coram its Inn's statement that the new pattern PrcpRafketball Roundup BOWL Brief Netos: It’s always' ■ pleasure to travel with the Has­ tings High athletes- Nearly all are always gentlemen. We over­ heard the Portage Central High scorer praise the way our basket- FOR FUN AND night. Jack Bender even used the ph rake: "I would like to report, please." Incidentally, Bender had one of his flnest nights against Portage. . . . Portage Coach BUI Michael declared that Bt'eve Bchondelmaysr was the flnest player his Mustangs had played ——t this season.... Old Bun Blue & Gold Rolls Past Comets To Hold Position West Central Standing* JSaxiFnb DoUtv Ledgeri ■ iFor 5lh Couaadife ~ henitvt 'WciMy Ing and the deer herd, and cer­ tainly the study they suggest on methods of harvesting antlerless deer. Including the aqy-deer-for­ camp permit. le£« wise one. The Conservation Department. for years has United camp deer to a legal buck, for a, special Ice, .whllp the slaughter of aniluless deer goes on and cm. .... , , On Nov. .IB,. 1863, Bobble Lee ups. It takes tu a lang time to get used to new first names. Carl Peterson was "Paul" for a long time now we have to learn to say John. We had Tom King (who U long gone) in the lineup two weeks ago instead of Jim. and before that we had Bob King playing Instead of Tom. All we need' to do Is to write "Pudge” and well have almost - covered the entire family. We wrote about Dfck Allerdlng's baseball achievements and also about his eou Btevs's work in the diamond. ' ji “W* 1nud*OI’'» Big First Half ^ivesSa^ptjfi'yi Over Portage'-' HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" ■ Open Bowling Time Available Driver Pays $50 Fine, Court Costs Phon. Wl 5-3184 Jkmos.H. Datdaar, ,R1 Naabwte.'tg, p«p ar gaifltw pit» 15-48 courts. spats fenpewod . by Murflctoal Judge'I* t Bamgtt BASIINCS BOWl nit Woodland at Mldilga* tfxfrtr It rota?. and won going” Jhray. Again' 81 e v « 'Schofattelnuo er earned scoring honoraf. tanging in five,from th^ floor and nine out of - 10 free ’ throw: Tor IB points. (He didn't score In the Want a and cocker male puppy,1 sts months old. and a housebrokm aevon-month old puppy avwUablo for adoption at the Dog Pound. If you an interested ANIS WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Tuesday, February 1, 1966 ROBERT In tba aacond Quarter the Cometa spurted and closed the gap to eight points and early in the third two quick buckets put them within six, 40-34. but seven straight points by Schondelmnyer made It 47-34 and the Comets sponsible for most of the secondhalf dilemma, although Pits Zoutendyke added a great deal when he pumped In seven outfof eight field goal attempts to spark the surge that caught the Saxons at 74-74 with 18 seconds left- tn the game. j BROUWER "America-of thee I Sing" 8.-00 PJH. savings on sixes Fords! Mustangs! Changing their style of play starting the third period, tie Saxons managed only 14 points while Portage “came alive" ltd scored 33 to go into the italic trailing'by 13. It wasn't long before the Has­ tings margin had slipped to al­ most nothing—then' nothing as the Mustang fans went wild. Only crucial free throws by Wei- SAVE ON BIG models, white or blue. Deluxe all-^kl state end exterior trim, whitewall*, fu» wheel cover*. fSO-hp Big. Six power.’ Specialty priced options-SBfrcu. In. V-e, Crulw-O Matic, alf conditioning! EVERY AMERICAN WILL THRILL to thh spectacular travelogue in ML dimension! As the THREE SCREENS reflect the artistically comaossQ' scones in sparkling cot*, the dynamic hi-fidelity 5TR1QMUSIC and narration adds a special depth and brilliance. HOW'S this for variety? Mighty Niagara Falk autumn color In MMptSfM, Washtrgton. D. C.. colonial Williamsburg, celebrated CMhlburg. colorfuf Cc>nd Canyon, rocky coast of. Ma.no, Watk.ns 2‘W1- D«»'*»|and. Ymemrte. Crat»r Lake. banquet audience which had Just applauded Dr. John WUqon, former Spartan football star and Rhodas Scholar: ”1 Just want to say I could havo been a Rhodes Scholar, too. except for my SAVE ON MUSTANGS! |Sj*» Bttfilterd, three'V-r* optional. Kith Go Skiing Party high school and juj 328 N. Michigan, Adult. $1,25 Cwuiinw- your choice. Alfcolors. Luxury "ektras" at no extra cott-bucket seats, all-vinyl �RECBEATION LEAGUE NO. 1 . What A Difference A Year Made Middleville Nips Delton For 10th Straight Win rolled 501, Ray Lundqubt 535 M001® HWU Cassel 234­ 558. Dick Hudson 548. Dave Kruko 514. John Gorodenski 512. Al Taylor 500, Las Springer 202-559 Carl Baker 506. W. Johncock 217­ 522 and Jim Malcolm 569 atAtc Washington won tbe Texas high school high and low hurdles championships for three straight tllltL CoildieS Beaten First Time Here are aoae "baby" picturea of a Grca on which is one year old this month*, the top left photo is the coho as it look* a* an eyed egg when it arrived from Oregon 4a atjaauary. Those two dark spots are its bulging eyes which at this stage are exaggerated. From this egg a tiny "sac-fry" coho was toon batched (top right picture). Note the egg sac attached to the body of t^e fiab. In tbe weeks and months that followed, the baby coho grew and the bottom photo sbows bow it look* today as a 10-inch, yearold fish. It is among about 750,000 cohos of tbe same age raised from Oregon and Washing­ ton eggs which will be planted this spring to launch the Conservation Department’s hopedfor introduction of these fish in the Great Lakes. The fish, most of them 5 to 6 inches, will be released In the Platte river, Benzie county. Bear creek, Manistee county; and the Big Huron river, Baraga county. -- Mich. Dept, of Conservation TODAY’S Money SAVING TIP Hastfav BowHag FROM LEONARD! CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Milling 55. Burns Refrigeration 49%, Sa&kaWBCH and Miller's Dura-Clean 44. Hastings Filters and Hastings McAllister's 40. Williams Insurmcc 38. Moose 36%, Reahm Mo­ tor Sales and Dowling 35%. Johnnie's 33%, Klersey's Cement Switch to golden Superheat the remarkable new fuel oil that gives you I more .heat per gallon, more heat per dollar! bar 28%. Bob Carmoney led the hot league. roUlng 197-196-257 for a fine 649. Keeler posted 215-613, J. Smelker 236-557, K. Beckwith 534. A. Gallup 504. Wayne New­ ton 53). J. Rom 206-536, D. Dim­ mers 115-536, Keegstra 594. Burk­ holder 216-581, Davis 206 - 519, Keeler 211-522. O. Lydy 213-690. J. Bowman 502, J. Cutchall 562. Rickard 534. Darrel Willyard 220­ 543. Bob Boyle 223-567, Maynard Park 539. A. H Inrichsen 530. D. Irwin 228-574. R. Fellow 533. t'niky 215-570, tgdf 580. O J. Gorodenskl 512. Jim Barnum 538. B. Hitchcock 529, L. Bprlngar 226-588. M. Campbell 616. W. Uldrlk 609. Jack Smith 215-504, W. SkedgeU 502, Kenyon 538 and Rob While pumped In 28 point* Badgen 38—Dave Hathaway 9. to lead the Pagcrr.cn to their loop win. Gary Stauffer added 18 and Mouse Reynolds and Steve Pro­ Scott Henning 15. Mike Brinks cess! 8, Jim Peterson and Eric Thompson 2, Howard Moore !:■ bad 20 for Hamilton. ■ Bill Miller scored 25 points as Wolverines 38—Jim Cummins 14. Tag Inn 27 and Tyden 16%. 185-456. Gerry Newton 172-449, he led the Middleville Junior John Kaslnsky blistered the Barb Sinclair 152-427, Gladys Wayland broke up a tight game lanes for an even 800 with a 213 Edwards 174-474, Jane Cole 177- flton. with Caledonia in the third peri­ Saturday night Delton threw top game while Lawrence "Honk" 470, Donna Travis 166-443. Jo Keeler anaggled solo honors with Tinker 158-432, Barb Klersey the unbeaten Trojans od, outscoring the Scotties 24-15 _ fine MW. • Afinishing ,-WI .... .An .. . .. a196n. X< 1,4 H1A Vl 11A HttH ft OVA-TVlWlt Mtddleville had a five-poinl, 22­a 239' with 608. 1j .177-488, Boonie Hathaway 17 at the quarter but the WildHarry McCollum posted 204-501, 405, Irene Heath 188-483. Ellen 17. bulge at the quarter and led Maynard Tucker 320-690, Lea Davis 209-611, Shirley VanDen- 37-31 at Intermission, but the halftime. Springer 209-587, Harold Eckert burg 180-478. Faye Allen 204-496, Panther* roared back In the third Gordy Hudson led Wayland 394 - 571, Paul Cassel 200-555, Inez Lyons 162-440. Sharon Har­ period and held a 54-52 lead at with 26 points, Jerry Bartell had Robert Miller 213-537, Irwin Har­ rington 171-459, Sally VanDulne the end of the period before Mid­ 21 and Rick Baughman 16. Paul dleville scored to go Into tbe wood 205-565, Galen Daniela 203­ 170-443. Brown had 16 for the Bootties, finale all even at 54-54. 552. Shannon Lydy 558, John Mc­ Vem Poathum* and Tom Bene­ Lean 204-867, Charles Krauss 10 spilt. dict had 14 each. 200-531, Floyd Williams 530, Max Good Games: Betty Horton 171, Gull Lake had trouble down­ Myers 224-530, Jim Barr 202-554. Mary Miller 168.* Janice Nichol* Middleville led 78-63 with 3:41 ing Parchment, 73-62. Gull Lake Harvey Haan 213 - 535. Harry 160, Frances Welcher 156, Marie trailed 17-15 at the quarter but Long and Clare Stahl 532s. Lyle Ulrich 180, Lol* Roblyer 182, Sanborn 203-526 and Joe Glela- Iris Watson 165. Gladys Purdum the game open In the third out­ rowski 527. 167, Phyllis Wood 155, Winifred scoring the enemy 17-8 and won White finished with 33 pointe going away. Yarger 185. Frelda Jayne* 158, WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Phyllis Thompson 156, BlUye and Btauflcr hud 17. Gull Lake won the preliminary, Standings: Hastings Motor Loftus 161, Joann Burchett IM. Henning had nine, Moore 8. 57-49. ~ Sales 51, Stanton's Real Estate Merna DePew 158. LetiUa Smith Grinith 6 and Campbell 1. 46%, Maker's Market 45. Has­ 158, Jane Kennedy 150, aJn 8nyGULL LAKE . Delton's five starters were In tings Cleaners 42. Ne-Hl Beve­ PARCHMENT Uie double figures. Bob Nusbaum rage 40. Vita Boy and Shirkey's Joyee SkedgeU 152, Bettie Bebel- bad 21, Jim Knowlton 13, JefT I.O.A. 38, Barry Ready Mix 35. lenbarger 200. Galley 12. Keith Champion 11 COMSTOCK East Side Lumber 32%, Miller's GALESBURG and Jamie Poyer 10. Plumbing 31%. Bob's Blka 20% MONDAY MIXERS Gary VanElst led the Trojan and Ockermsn's Sendee 26. Standings: Welcome Tavern 57. reserves to a 53-41 victory in the DELTON Good Series: Shirley VanDen- Poodland 53%. Northside Gro­ preliminary. MAPLE VALLEY II 14 H 27—74 burg 106-558. Maggie Corrigan cery 52. McAllisters 47%. Food Friday night Maple Valley out­ 204-509, Sue St. Martin 182-533, scored Delton In the first, third SPRINGPORT ..17 11 11 17—70 —-V -T ” Marleah Makley 168-451. Jeanice Vogt'S Funeral Home 45%. and 11 fourth periods to win, 74-55. 1 OLIVETU 15 13 15—85 Dajpan 184-478, VI Wendorf 167­ The Lions led IB-13 at the quar- I 460. Bobby Handy 173-477, Doris 43, Mary’s Beauty Shop 40%. .r.r >1 »,oir Stanton 163-456, Julia Loxo 168­ Hastings Heights 37, Tbe Ban­ tek Steward tallied M DELTON.47 14 23 18-73 S ££T2i ;;‘21!»: nn>DVrviLL< n u n M-u 456, Barb Klarsey 165-461. Louisa ner, Barings A Loan 3614, Big Bahs 175-480, Betty Sftattr 164man 15 for the winners. I . Michigan Magnetic* 33, Auto Alma CovUle 191-480. Bonnie HAMILTON bell 180-487, Betty Howes 174High Seereat Jeff Hall 182-517, beU 180-434, Betty Hause 174­ 488 and Grace Allerdlng 180-477. Good Gasnsa: Mary Partridge 180, Mae Hart 175, Marlon Eye Beckwith 181-481, Phyllis Brown. 171, Melha Gray 155. Marie 118-452. Wilma Daniela 170-475, Hammond 154. Ella Higdon 163, Lots Kenyon 154. Faye Alien 153. Della Gordenskl IX. 155. CL.LUy Shirley 484. Reba Lydy 179-491. Bernie Bowman * 160, Gene Thompson Eckert 168-471. Doris Stanton 159. Linda Lowry 157 and Rose BANTAMS (Cnder U) Standings: Haan's 41%, Dale's Bake Shop 38%. Kaechele's 34; Hlnrlchsen 159. Legion Auxiliary 38%. Lawrence SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES George's Citgo 28, Superette 28. Bum's Refrigeration and Barry stalky 242-623. Al Taylor 214­ Lumber 25. Patten Monument 24. 554. Bill Bums 188-541, Al 'MorFood Center 33. East Side Lum­ g4n 189-540. Ron Fellow 200-539, ber and Hastings Aluminum IB, Allan Hlprlchsen 524-199, Von Copper Lantern 18%, V&J Mo­ Howel) 402-182. Wesley Friend bil 14% and Auto Tag Inn and 188-470, Lyle Banbora 212-566, Hastings Motor Sales 14. Faye Allen 173-405, Rose HlnC. Nor ria roiled 185-303. J. rlchsen 165 - 470, Peg Cronlnger Wyngarden 144-282, K. Rose ISO- 164-463, Joan Kaslnsky 150-453, 258. B. Jerow 133-257, T. Robin- Benny Brown 168-460, Gus Wy­ ant 167. Jim Bourne 205, Velma Goodyear 138-348, B. Curtis 140- Slocum 160 and Bob Slocum 164. LEONARD McAllister After posting 10 straight vic----- ------------ - -------------------------lories, including a narrow 74-73 n,lf1 non-conference win over invad- OsaCflcf'y ea tag Delton Saturday night. Coach y, ' ' r» . Kevin McKeough 11. Phil Gasper Ray Page will take his Middlerille T-K Trojans to Wayland1 and Brian PufpafT 8; Spartans Friday night seeking a repeat tk—Bill Feld pause h 11, D. Hess 8, For Win over the Wildcats. Dick Francisco and Jim Ellis 5, The last two unbeaten O Howes teams 2; InflUnl i_. li —Elmer „ uicoukiuua; num "Y a ” leagues Smith 10. Steve Merrill 7. Bteve the Saturday rooming - —._marred -------- -- last. fllewawl myj Pat Vfellef 5, Steve had their ---records week when the Illlnl knocked off GUlons 4; BuckoyM IS — Tom the Buckeyes 31-18 In the 8th HaUlfax 8. Chuck Ounthelmer In other Friday games. Gull Grade circuit and the Anta edged and Kevin West 4, Joe Lyons 2. Lake will entertain Galesburg- the Condles 14-12 in the 7th 7th Grads Lsaiwa Augusta, Cllmax-Scotte goes to Grade wheel. Bellevue and St. Charles to OliAnte 14 —Steve Chenoweth 7, Bill BurghdofT 4. David Hollister Saturday night Delton will tra­ 2. David Godfrey 1; Candies 12— vel to Bangor with the Junior Tlm Clarey and Ray Kills 4, Art Varsity game scheduled for 7 Merrill and Bteve Edger 8 (over­ P-m Ionia plays Belding and time); Untouchables 33-Epencer The Irish. Comets and Wol­ Goodyear 7. Mark Chase and Jim Albion at Battle Creek Lakeview. MlddlevUle took undisputed verines are lied for the lead In Bowerman 6, Steve Brownell 4; the 6lh Grade loop and the Trot­ the- Expressway ladder Friday ters are pacing the 5th Grade Bight rolling over Hamilton. wheel. Saturday’s results: Standings: WalldorfFs 58. Pen- 231, K. Alien 118-330, R. Hall 116­ 229. A. Merrill 125-223. 8. Good- OIL COMPANY See the 18—Bob Shumway 13, Don Carl NorrU 8. Dare Chris Guggemos Guire 7, Teddy Harfm 8 —Bruce Spyker and Mitch 8. Dave Fltageral Haan 4; St Martin.2. Dennis Acker 10, John Jeff Bormstt 2; Viki IfRandy Adams 5. Don Hoffman 3. NE1AT JOHN DEERE ■1ST FOR SNOW REMOVAL Get the feel of these exclusive features independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety । start. Double-action braking power to both rear ' wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat - Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. O GOODYEAR BROS IMFUMiXTS . Ph. Wl 5-5052 124 N. JeffertM Marge Wlsiand 164-483. Gladys Edwards 171-470, Bhlrtey Vandenburg 193-557. Ruth Kruger 176-477. Mag Keegstra 176-488, TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Welton’i Heating Insurance and Highlands Dairy 46, Tharnapple Skating 44. John­ son's Furniture’39. Ken'S dt Bob's Gulf 36% and Poll's Construction 24%. Good scores: Norman Jsnklns 188-545, Jim Ttolm 200-531. Ed 143-404. Judy Tbien 146-402. WUm* McCuUum 157-438, Louise Annis 155-436, Bob McCullum 186-508, Bob Toasavw 192-501, Dick Wilcox 190-513. Oboot Rice 133-211. J. Moore 121-2077, J Bumworth 107-207 and M. Hlllltion Fleet 38 HasUngs Milling I °1*'' Bebring 166-435, Roy Hewker 111-200. 35. Buras ReMreraSm 34mTI*“ 1T7*4"- 1500 Haywood 2041320 L STATE ST. Aroade 31. Cuytera 30. Copped, COMMERCIAL MAJORS 28 ana and noeaxuu Rockhill ana and ... Hianamgs: Sports tjporu Bar 59. PlsPU- Lantern m standings: ton Rings 52. Harwood's IGA 51. Banghart 25. I .n’01’633 Ph. 945-5022 or 945-5442 Miller's 45. Culllgan's 43. City Good series: Ginny McLaugh- ““ WftH 8IncUlr 190-470. Food 41. Laxke Buick 38. Roush Un 186-434, Lorraine NeU 168­ 1 Tailor* 37%. Montgomery Ward 422. Ruth Thomas 157-443, Peg USE BANNER WANT ADS! 37, Aluminum Products 33. Auto Sergeant 182-451. Bhlrley Drake WILL COMMENCE NEW BROADCAST HOURS NEXT TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1st Daily from 7:45 a.m. to 6:15 p.m THE DAYS ARE GETTING LONGER LISTEN TO THIS DAILY FEATURE YOU CAN RAILROADS ARE GOOD FOR MICHIGAN! HEAR IT AT 12:05 p.m ‘148,000,000 Annual Payroll Monday thru Friday 20,900 Railroad Employes HASTINGS and BARRY MICHIGAN RAILROADS ASSOCIATION 801.PRUDDEN BUILpINQ-LANSING, MICH. PHONE: 517-4H2-M13 COUNTY S OWN 1220 RADIO STATION on your Dial �Woodland ,<ith 9 Dtul Wins, By Un. Condon Cvrtf, .TSSL*^ y Norrix Thursday .anhool yenxr ^We^ «t«»! our sympathy day dlnmr tnirata with Mr. and Mra. Cttfford Tousley and tarnftp. ■ — * —• — BLJphns forfeited three bouts, art tr-: nnly two decisions anir. HIM A Gold. Tile .•L.xqiu’ win over Okemos WO Mpwlatty pleasing to Coach Miller Okrmos is Uw defending Michigan Class c champ and still has two Individual State champtoiu on tbe 1MS-W squad. - t)gve Martin, one of the indi­ vidual champs from last season's ■ in«yi, owe wwmu WWW WWW. as eujmF Rent ^with a Bonrtcr -----• - • aii! WM FOOO CENTER THE EXQUIST DINNERWARE PATTERN BY WORLD-FAMOUS ViO. BIEF, MUSHROOM, OR CHICKEN NOODLE I-LB. BOX, CONFECTIONERS, 10-X POWERED Campbell's Soups 6 $1.00 "W VEGffMLE, UAN W/BACON O« OL Of POTATO Campbell's Soups 1 s$1.00 SUGAR LIMIT 2 BOXES, WITH COUPON ON OPPOSITE PAGE ' ■ Country Fresh ' ** '? ' •' iV Campbell's^^A /COTTACEt /TOMATO t • ' ’ > ■ Spartan f APPLE-X a?*i5CT>*pitw8f"»Mr m h. (W) Wta ,* CHEESE*.' SOUP .'SAUCE \ v!5«A IBS-—C “!S“> • TlA^TREATI COUPON ON OTHER GREAT GO-TOGETHER PAGE WITH PORK WWJWDT --- UtT» TaCBM (■) y— fry I naax. »coxi: it**uan u, su . Young Saxons Win Easily ' Over Comets THE BRAND THAT MAKES US US. CAM 1.39 S Coach Don Mullens’ Hastings IHlgh Junior Varsity eagers, after dropping two overtime thrillers, got back Into the win column Friday nlfht when they roiled W*E RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT aujuu* uic yuung oaxani, u-v, but the local chaps played steady jr SWIFT'NING I-U>. Pkf. Spartan cFroceBi Halvas of l ib. Pkg. Bumy Bns. Frozen situ; HARD ROLLS ng ^65 dH J*"* 1 Strawberries ■eaM. M.it • s ill SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN STEAKS WELL-TRIMMED, SHORT CUT RIB ram ra^ lb89* SIRLOIN STEAKS a 99' T-BONE STEAKS ft. ‘1.09 QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. 3-Ib. Can Shortening . . t o^unTuokol' R>ts? STEAKS The visiting UtUe Comets had dine I field goal attempts and three free throws In the first period and fulled to score. ’ Meanwhile, the Saxons drilled front, 32-0. 1ENDE/JUNO ra tender steaks 10 times out of 10! SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT AA 13 -39* TOO!) C’NHVr tCU.TP N > .-'ll •O‘..AIF' FJ f'NRJ •b'ND LEDGE MA’fHAil MPVIN Will'AAVUON HOME* T BIGGEST ’ �rtatlora ware Mr. and Mn. Thomae Wacha. Jr. * Mr. and Mn. Mamjel Rodrfcnm. take and Vicki ven at Ionia Friday night at tbe Borne of Mr. and and Mn. RuaaeU Mn. Domirgo Bllva* io help Mn. ______________________________ , BUvu celebrate her goth birth- ____ _________ ■a. Harold Droneti- Jand family were at. Ml I’leaeant1 day. * Mr. and Mn Donald Croabya return Mm Portage Central NiptHrutiHgt Hetervet, 52-50. UrtY Kale**.- * deadly afeoiing wu ten much for tbe Hee­ ling* High Junior Vanity Satur­ day night and the young Saxena dropped a M-50 dedalon at Por­ tage Central Kulcaar retain I tn XJ Mala. Coach Doo'Mullen * youppten They fell farther behind lit tbe third period when they were ouUcored IT-12 but they never gave up and came beck U> came within two pointe of knottlgg the TAYLOR SMITH AND TAYLOR...BROUGHT TO YOU BY.. ^DESSERT DISH SAVE UP TO 50% ON MATCHING COMPUTER PIECES • MEAT PLATTER • • • • • • • Detergent Safe Oven Proof Color Fast Carrie* the SUGAR BOWL GRAVY BOAT CASSEROLE VEGETABLE BOWL CREAM PITCHER SALT & PEPPERS MANY OTHERS!! Lake Odessa Man Joins Wife In Retirement 1W1 Of the Lake Odema High School and waa a school teacher for 12 yean and later a building contractor. He married Uceba Daniela M years ago while teaching at Law- Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval HERE'S THE SCHEDULE Jen- 10-15 M>. 21-24 Apr. 4-9 Jan. 17-22 2/214/5 Apr. 11-14 HERE'S HOW IT WORKS... Jan. 24-29 v With each $5. purchuc »f FHpiutch you oro cntltlid to buy ono Dwwrt Duh for only 9c... with ■ $10. purcboio 2 Domrt Diihn ot 9c wch ... ond ao on. 60 PIECES FOR JUST 540 At FalpauKh you may complete your Mt In 19 weeks or less. $20. per wook end get a service for 11 you can gat a Mt r. .WITH EACH $5.00 Pure has* 1/31-2/5 Mar. 14-19 Ape. 25-30 Ercelut' iq Baer, Wine and Clgaretlts Spend Feb. 7-12 Mar. 21-24 j May 2-7 During the 19 week period of 60 pieces ($20.20 value) for only Mar. 742 .. Apr. 1S-23 $5.40. 90c Value ... TO-lnch Dinner Plate 55c Value ... 6-lnch Salad Plate land and Douglas of Flint, all have teaching or other certincaU-a from Western Michigan Univeraity and the youngest aon. Bruoe. is attending WMU. They also have a daughter. Mra. Gene <Bemadlne> Carr, of Lake Odessa and several grand- 5O« UJu. Marriage Licenses Dessert Dish Dane O.’lUUoro. U S*eUa«* an ■— wc- — -«. ■ tl 70c Valve Coffee Cup 50c Value Saucer Dish SPECIAL GLASS OFFERED 6th, 12th, 18th, •nd 19th WEEKS FRESH PORK SALE WAYNE SWIFT'S PREMIUM PESCHKE PORK CHOPS SLICED BOLOGNA CENTER CUT, * HAROLD EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS ui Barry County communities'. Robert SjaxubJe la the Berry County Chairman this year and hr urge* everyone tn respond with u contribution to help tn the constant, nation-wide campaign to help eliminate the threat ot In­ fantile Parubns and otlx-r SWIFFS PREMIUM BONELESS BRISKET, Regular or Garlic CORNED BEEF ahowa big result* annually. Keep up the good work. Constant vigil again*! llie deterioration of your prop­ erty U abo worth while. Plan thi* wlnier to remodel a room or section of your home. A new poor, * new celling. new awl) paneling in yuur baeanent or attic Plan ,t whole new room tar family uee and recreation. Hundred* of people do U every year Swtffc Premium 34b. FRESH, HAN AND MEATY CANNED HAM Country Style Spareribs 10-or Wt. Fkj., Hcrrud BONELESS PORK LOIN ROLL . . , SMOKY-LINKS >k«- Fresh Queen's Roast BIGGEST SHOH AND SAVt l?/F.Rr'DA't | jcpummr DOMINO I - I And a.$5. er More Food Order Thru ■ |Set, AM. 29, 1946. <HEE$E - IV I S-WT«A’T*b C*P*» • |J Thi* C.upon I And a |5. or More Food Order ! Thru to yowjKMM CAS* UM LiMKSB COMPANY. gll K. �Brings "White" Snow — Classifieds Bring "Green" Cash BUSINESS Wi! ATI) HI Hl CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 in •NEW CAR TRADES REAHMS CARS )9*S OU>* STATION WAGON 1963 PONTIAC 2 Dr. HARDTOP TAVERN 8DM in Delton gross­ ing over *70.000 Includes build­ ing. one other- tsvem in town. about 10% Gross. A Real Op­ portunity. • , LARKE BUICK hotel, qraattfg.'oser dbofloo. Liquor Near main highway. 6 rooms, newly refurnished. Sove $$ at These Bargain Prices CHEVROLET 1M4 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive, power Blearing and brakes, radio, new whitewall 1435 S. Hanover UM OLD8 I Dr. HARDTOP . . . M Scries with full power 19*4 FORD GALAXIE 5** and all the extras, beautiful 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive, power steering and 1884 OLDS SEDAN . . . Dynamic SS. 4 Dr, Hydra- 19*4 DODGE matlc, power steering and 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive, radio81.298 1943 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Has power wln- Wl 5-2425 COCKTAIL LOUNGE. One of Wl 5-2426 IMS FORD STATION WAGON 1965 BUICK Lt SABRE MALE HELP WANIED Turret Lathes Vertical Mills Surface Grinders 964 CHEVROLET 4943 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. engine, std. trans., radio. Radial Drills Horizontal Mills Planer Mills Experience desirable, but not required, must have the ability to learn to read micrometers, blueprints and make own setups. 1964 BUICK 1943 MERCURY 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard trans. SPECIAL. .. -SIAM brakes. new Olds trade, 1943 DODGE 4 Dr. Sedan. Model 440. V8 en­ gine. Automatic. Power steer- Machine Repairmen,. 1963 CHEVROLET Journeyman or have 10 years practical experience. condition. *L**S sion. radio, whitewalls, extra 1M1 BUICK STATION WAGON ISM CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, excellent condition, one owner. Has had IN* CADILLAC CPE. DEVILLE whitewall Dr. HOLIDAY . . Fully equipped Including lectric seat, radio, top meALSO, OTHER GOOD TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1942 FORD GALAXIE 504 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine, auto­ matic. Power steering. A one owner car. Extra good condi- 1962 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 3 Dr. Sedan|85* Helpers Paid hospital surgical and group life insurance plan. Eight paid holidays. Pen­ sion benefits. Apply Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. E. W. Bliss Company . 1004 East State Street Hastings. Michigan 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 1943 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive, power steering and brakes. -t----------------------------- 1963 81,185BUICK 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering and brakes. .. "An Equal Opportunity Employer" 1/27 NOTICES 962 CHEVY II PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. 1959 LINCOLN PREMIERE ' ; Hastings. Mkhlpsn 1/27 .4 Dr. Sedan. 19*4 FORD 3 Dr. • Oyl. Automatic. Radio. 19*4 DODGE DART * Cyl. Standard Trans. 19*4 VALIANT 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Radio, heater, power steering. 1943 CHEVY MONEA FARM IMPLEMENTS 1959 EDSEL 4 Dr. Sedan, ita RAMBLER 4 Dr. Wagon. 1H* RENAULT 4 Dr. Sedan. USED TRUCKS 1945 CHEV. K TON PICKUP Has radio. Like new condition, has very few mile*..ji.cso 1943 CHEV. IK TON TRUCK Rebuilt engine. .81,25* 1943 CHEV. IK TONI145S 195* FORD I TONJ 650 1945 INTERNATIONAL K TON 4-wheel drive. Like new. 82,15* On 1965 Special Sale FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Com P.T.O. Spreaders 1941 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 3 Dr. Sedan. Auto. • cyl. Radio, beater. 1942 FORD GALAXIE Dr, 6 cyl. Stand, Radio. 19*2 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 Dr. ■ cyl. Automatic. Radio, heater. Cheap I 1M2 CHEVROLET BELAIRE 4 Dr. StaUon Wagon. Automatic. % OH 100 Bu. — 115 Bu. MN PONTIAC 8TA. WGN. brakes. Automatic. FD13TJ REFRIGERATOR M-37 So. 945-3154 1/27 100 Lb. top freezer. No frost in food section. This is o bargain! FPD12TJ REFRIGERATOR L'27 "WHITE SALE" USED CAR SPECIALS 1945 COMET 404 Series, 8 Cyl. Standard. Power steering. 1944 COMET CALIENTE ^•-Cyl. Standard. 1H! RAMBLER 44S H-H 2 Dr. Hardtop. Low mileage. Good for that small space where your present re­ frigerator is. Frost - free complete 100 Lb. 'top freezer. Used Farm Machinery FRIGIDAIRE FLAIR —Used Wheel Horse lawn Trac­ RANGE WITH BASE tor with mower and blade. —IJLC. 300 Tractor. New rear rubber. A-l shape. Loaded! Starter and lights. —1962 John Deere 2010 Tractor. —1960 John Deere B Tractor Hydraulic. A-l shape 1 —Bush Hog 6 ft 3-polnt Rotary Cutter. 2 years old, . -John Deere Model Spreader. A-l shape. N PTO 30" wide, eye level oven chrome lined, tendermotic oven control.' automatic surface burner. DDAG-65 COPPER GAS DRYER With temperature contrdl —Delivered ond installed. FREE DELIVERY TERMS CAN —Case 86 Spreader. Almost like new! ' BE ARRANGED —Several Used Plow*—All stses. Consumers Power Company GOODYEAR BROS. 1963 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE —Good Used Chain Saws. Power steering and brakes. Low car mileage. canvas Tarps 5x7 te 16x20 19*2 METEOR ' 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 Cyl. Automatic. 124 N. Jefferson Excellent condition. 1942 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 8 Cyl. Automatic. Power steering. wiNicrs Wl >-1124 Balding? Dandruff? VMS copyrighted booklet TORIES Wl 5-5052 H*ating - Plumbing 19*6 F 1** K TON PICKUP 6 Cylinder. S«rvic* RetMieR Ford Inc. 945-3474 BUSINESS OPPORTONlfrl NOTICE 19*4 F It* K TON PICKUP 6 Cyl. Standard. 121 N. Midi. Hi. *45-2421 1/31 & Farm Supply Wl 5-2*43 2/3 FOR LEASE SERVICE STATION Naw • lltmodal • Repair GULF OIL CORP. Downtown Hostings KAECHELFS 105 S. Ch>rdi WRECKING BUSINESS in Bat­ tle Creek. Dealing in salvage building materials. Same owner 25 years. Large building on 300 x 400 lot. Business for price of Inventory. Will lease or sell property. Low down payment Ph«M Wl 5-2300 aftJ Wl 5-5S52 tf 6 p.m i»nta at 1* 3 "Vlwfclnl JWge »> P~j IU»LICAT10Jfb»DRiL. at1' MIcMciO. STORE with PKG liquor license. Can be operated as patent nickird J. Hudion medicine or variety store. In­ cludes building. Price of inven­ tory and *125 a month will handle. DOG AND SUDS Drive In near auto theatre, E. Mich. Ave. In­ side seating 40. outside 18 stalls under canopy. Pull price 411.000. 88.000 down, good lease. GOOD AS NEW STORE TAVERN SDM In Albion near factory. Plenty parking. No liquor In town. Good lease. No food. Coin machine will pay rent. Terms. Over Stan's Wallpaper & Pslnt Store State-Wide 1 ’?« NOTICE irsjdOT TOO EARLY! WE'RE NOW TAKING SPRING ORDERS II*Bd*r*bo<l UnUdlnj FOR OKDKB FOR PUBLICATION. FERTILIZER. Your Biggest Discounts Real Estate ' OPEN FRIDAYS LADIES* DRESSES, also Men's and Women's WINTER COATS 1/21 Of Battle Creek CALL MIKE BATCH BUSINESS-COMMERCIAL BROKER 945-2223 246 N. 20TH ST. Ph. 883-8108 Evening 962-2200 1/37 For Banner Classified Ads Call Wl 6-3481. FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South 945-2223 Classified Paragraphs ■Ar Business Opportunities 140 Lb. bottom freezer. WRITE NOW for information on No frost ever. Limited Time Only FARM SUPPLY 1964 GALAXIE 5** 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. • Cyl. W/wails. Power steering. 1941 THUNDERBIRD Pully equipped, w/walls. Hastings Milling ESTABLISHED WATKINS ROUTE In City of Hastings Completely frost-proof — 88730 average per week pos­ 100 Lb. top freezer. sible. Full or part time. Write Watkins Products, Inc, D-57, FPDAI4BJ REFRIGERATOR Winona, Minn. 1/27 FRANCISCO MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1943 MERCURY METEOR I cyl, Std, Radio, w/walls. ALL KINDS OF HALT— NO. 2 ROCK SALT SALT PEARLS BLOCK SALT ROCK SALT FOR ICE Club. Ronald U H.rlbtloro* Shopping Plaza. Showing ex­ cellent gross and profit. Mostly short orders. 15,000 down. * Help Wonted FFD14TJ REFRIGERATOR 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 dk», heater. PURINA DOG CHOW DOG MEAL PUPPY CHOW CAT CHOW DOG WORKERS and SHAMPOO DRIVE IN. Year around business grossing over 8100.000. Inside seating capacity 32. Under can­ opy 18 stalls. Owner will con­ sider trade as part down pay­ ment on building. *15,000 down O1DIB or rXTAWOATIOM— will handle package. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS FINAL CLOSE-OUT PRICES TRANSPORTATION • * SPECIALS , S. Hanover at City Limits PURINA WILD BIRD SEED SUNFLOWERS— SCRATCH GRAIN—or CORN AND EAR CORN BIRD FEEDERS Table of Boys' TROUSERS 1941 COMET BARRY'S Chrysler - Plymouth MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR' N E. Railroad • Molders Chippers Cr Grinders Station Wagon. 4 Dr.. 8 Pass. V8 engine, automatic drive, power steering, power brakes, 4 Dr. Sedan. REAHM MOTOR SALES FOUNDRY 1963 BUICK Etoctrs LARGE BILLIARD PARLOR. Pool tables, card tables, lunch counter. 25 yearn same down­ town location. Should pay for Itself in-a year. Good lease. . NOTICES MACHINE SHOP 1965 CHEVROLET 1943 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. engine, au­ tomatic drive, radio. ...*1.2*4 white with blue vinyl Interior. BAR with resort liquor lioenie. South end of Gull Lake. 17 acres commercial land along both sides of’ Route 88. Large seating capacity with or with­ out property. CARDS Of THANKS 0 IN MIMORIAMS—2c per radio, whitewalls. sparkling 1943 MERCURY MARAUDER 3 Dr. Hardtop. Automatic Dr. Power steering. Air condi­ tioned. Like new. Only ..SIAN STATE-WIDE MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Word*. j uui riAtuvau rm EXCITING VALUES | JANUARY SALE of LBGALS establishing profitable Rawlelgh business in N. Barry County or Hastings. Experience unnecessary. Above average earnings. Write Rawleigh. Dept MC A 651 143 Freeport, Bl. 1/21 NOTICK: Uu>r llillno U U>« "main" or "fomaU" eolamas ar« not Iniandrd to oirloda or dlafnurako applkalloaa from poraooo ot lha olkor aal. Hoch Ilatlnsa art for tho eoovoolrau ot roadora bocauao aooio eccapatloaa aro eon■iderod nor* altraetlro to poraona of co« tax than th* oth*r. Diaerlvination in *tnploym*nl brcaoa* ot ici la prohlhltad by th* 19B4 Federal civil rifhU act with eartain *xr*pllona. Kmployraaut ag*nact* roue/Indir at** la<’'thelr .*d’*r* •Ar Notices IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished. FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM 5-roorn and bath apartment Utilities paid. Good location. SERVICE! No charge for over­ side prints. tf Adults only. Call M5-5423 days. WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new UNFURNISHED three-room apartment with garage Good ZIP Code number. Three-line location. Call Wl 5-3583, if no stamp with your name, adresponse, Wl 6-4928. tl 8225. Thia Includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ For Sole—Real Estate ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich. Ilona ar* avallabla to both aexca. _______________________ '______ 2/3 ACRE ' tf CARPET CLEANING IS EASY 9.2 MILLION NEW CARS AND with Host New Electric Up- BORDERS A NICE CREEK TRUCKS SOLD IN 1965—Why Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ not-own your own business 1 SELL FAMOUS KNAPP SHOES work. Clean 180 square feet Almost new 1-bedroom modern —Full or part time. Equipment Automotive garage in Freeport. for only 8695. Hastings Floor home Just outside city limits. furnished free. Write Dtst. Michigan with or withqut in­ Covering, 123 W. State. Has­ Lovely large back yard. School Mgr. A. C. Adams, Box 7. ventory equipment. Call Col­ tings, Phone Wl 6-5118. tf Shelby. Mich. 1/37 lect for terms. *R. L. Walton. trade for house in town of Broker 345-2969, Kalamazoo. TROPICAL PISH SUPPLIES — equal vahie. 2/3 YOUR OPPORTUNITY—will Aquariums, stands, pumps, tralfl you to become a branch Phone Wl 6-4781 gravel, ornaments. Biters. Gromanager. Rapid advancement, Lux lights, green plants and outstanding salary opportuni­ remedies. Biair's Fann A Gar­ it Business Services ties and employee benefits. den. 2/10 I-RADE YOUR HOUSE TRAIL­ Male. 21 yrs. old. must be at ER FOR A PERMANENT PRE­ least high school graduate, and WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED CUT HOME—Easy financing: liave a car. Phons Mr. How­ A- Fersonele In aluminum, steel or wood Balance of Trailer payments ard at 845-3424, Local Finance sash. Burkey Auto Glass & paid off: Stop Depredation: Corporation. Hastings. 2/3 Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.Live in Trailer until house is PO. Ill, Hastings Telephone son, Hastings. tf completed: We also manufac­ ir Lost and Found ture custom built house trailers Monday, 0 pm L Jl R EXPERT TREE SERV­ up to 24 wide, 76 long, and ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ LOST —Boy's gold, wtlh blue EXPERT TAILORING on ladles moval Free estimates. Insured. proved: Send 13DO for beauti­ stone, class ring. Initial DE.and men's clothing. Phone W> Phone QL 3-6086. Nashville. ful colored catalog of 177 floor 1967. Reward. Call collect 721­ 6-6114, 6604 Gun Lake Rd plans, booklet offering 580 Mich. 'IT' tf 8656 after 4:30. 1/27 Tailor Shop. tl plans, natlon^hkier informa­ tion, and niWome trailer BLEOTRIC Razors repaired— ONE AND ONE-HALF YEAR malarial, to: ^Bbtlln Thrift Special — Your razor cleaned, OLD PART BEAGLE AND lubricated and sharpened, only SPANIEL DOO — White and pre-cut homes) 8135. Servfce and satisfaction brown with “pink" nose. Lost guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 144 E. 3 miles West of Bristol Cor­ IMO I. State St, Hastings tf ners. Answers to "Rex." Has a chrome choke chain. Call: Ken FOR BALE BY OWNER-3 bed­ WHEELER MARINE SALES & Gray, 623-2081 Collect. tf room home with garage; gas SERVICE — Mercury outboard heat; full basement. Large cor­ motors New and used boats. ner lot, 403 E. Blair, Hastings, Flote Boats Trailers and ac­ * Miscellaneous Low down payment with land cessories. M-66 in Naahvllle contract. Write: Darrel Hall, OL 3-3861 or OL 3-6074. tf STALK SHREDDERS FOR N*. JSH>lUe Cr**k- or phone: voluobto RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ^83-7067. 1/lfl ply. M37 Bo. 945-3150. tf * For Sal*__ MiiullauHvi Yev'll always ovt r»»vh» 1 A Wanted to Rent INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ By using classified. TLED GABI Bee Carl *s Betty's FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Appliances before you buy! —Use Rexali’s fast permanent. WANTED — House to rent, with They Sell—They Install—They Regular *34O-Now SI.00. No buy. in Delton Service. Ph. Wl 6-3833. M-37 pre-shampoo—No after odor. •MOO. 2/3 South. . tf Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy ALWAYS A PAVQRITX WITH tf YOUR DOO DESERVES THE THE -KIDS'*—Live turtles and|U lb* Mighty TABLE PAPER - For picnics, BK8TI — Jeweled collars, toys, family reunions, lota of uses. shampoo, deodorant, sweeten, 40' by 300-. 8350 at The Ban­ leashes, whistles and boskets. 3/10 ner office. tf Blair's Fann & Gardea. 2/10 tf �Impressive Rites £ Install I00F * ANDADUtTS KJUIM. Geneva O'Connor •pent. Bunday n. 16-17. with In Mamoriam IN MKMOB1AM Boy Johnson at Birmingham. * PVBpQATIOg OkDU. MtnatofDma Thomas. Jr., who paasad away one ysor ago on January 3». 1066. Badly missed but never forgot­ ten by Mother. Dad, Bbtera and BrottNT. Mr and Mra. John McCarthy la lb( Mallar «r ib> a Bttnv Directs TREATMENT Writ ■ Kil l i.rT 11 -I ojrtumra ana wrae Wednesday evening. Jan. 13, at ,hy, bu._ rxuch cat*. makin* the home of Mra; Frank Thomp- . ZLIZZ ‘ nJ* ma^a re used for mumcal care. McGhee and RESEARCH AMP EDUCATION PtrauoATIOW OftDBB puiuoanoM okdlb. MORE CHILDREN ARE HOSPITALIZED for Philip H. MluML Jods* ol Pro- Mr. John Biber, ol North C.rl- FISHT BIRTH OEFCCTS Jm MARCH OF DIMES Bunday. Jan. 16, visitors at Jalo Dukas home. * Mr. and Mkhig. Bunday, Jan. 16, dinner guests PVaiJCATIOW ORDEB. Mr. Logan, Past HHS Teacher, Interviewed 'Y.7. Ordered that os Fobraary JLai. o*db> or FtraucaTiOB— ksxrisx bo hold Mildred Qroeo to, No’lASST room, HbbiU X’WKS.’dKt Rlehord J. Hadsoo DolW: Jsnnarr 31. 1 Philip M. Mitch til, Rictani i;J nod. Joauorr 4U, ItSC Philip H. MiIrX.il, J« ftri.. HuUmb, Mirhlra Many thanks to thoughtful. Mra. A. Lynn .Brown, for sending a copy of u recent neat,paper article about a former Hostings High Scikool teueba-. Tlu- four column stray accom­ panied by an excellent photo­ graph. to a feature entitled. "In­ triguing Individual." Following are cxccrpta from Us- article that community.— rsr; ihouMimL'. I’ve known that I । didn't like. Sometimes I don't like the things the>- do, but they’ll take their medicine—as long ua they know you care about them." . rUMUCATlOM ORDER. Hartings. seior of the Pan-Hellenic League. IXSrtoSP Map. Mkbfeax. prlsr |o said hearlarPahlleatloa bad imloo (ball La "Ann Arbor to a big city, but han Uh> warmth of a small town. Il’s a thrilling thing for in leadership roles, as Funuoanoa oun finxst: iuotlago. Mublro FVBU0ATI0K ORDER. ORDER or PUBLICATION— Kolitr. Do- Millar. 113 and children were Bun- Hotilho. Mlchi(»n PUBLICATION ORDER RtotB of Mlrblcsu. I II’ xlrherd J*Hud Business Directory PIONCIIH CUBIT ASSKIAIIH 101 S. MMUfsa Ara. MIMORIAL MONUMINTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrwnca Brotfara Hid CharlM Hastings Office Hours MON.. WID. OPm. Phone 945-9415 | rana,ttBCBHoB<l» A LTb^r State Fami Insurance SHERWOOD-STACK Agtncy for INSURANCE All Forms of Insuranco and Bead* JERRY ANDRUS , CHria. Bid SOS w Ab Deputy Grand marahal of the Mlfixr Buehler and children and Mr. and Mra. Joe KauHnum aauaser. as. aosaaa >Bao. and; Mra Harold Mridcdlon In M>a Sac th rt. U.ory ttsgrtrSau Brainy laird. Tit B. BaUth. man left Monday. Jan. 17. via BhMro. B3. Ju. Uf Maa 1 BX JhS. Id. Jet from WlUow Run for Tampa, LAKE ODBiaA — Btta BMU1. solid Jan. 30. 1M6 with their daughter. Grace Thompson until April. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Irwin, UtnrlMii one of the finest groups of children in the United States. They’ are fundamentally good. ter published Ln The Bonner last noon Mrs.' Cave accompanied lAWMUCT—BollM Wright. M3 Bx them to visit Mr. and Mra. Ken­ But we must keep our finger on i lie aw cniorccmcnt or Barry neth Erickson of South Freeport. things. We nubt give our youngIvan Rouah returned . Mra. —-- --------aUts the security of knowing County are badly underpaid. Cer- |* talnly there must be a way to Ih<inw Marysville, Friday, what they are support<1 to do." remedy this situation. | J*n/ "• *xtcr spending a week m. the enum »r “ from “rugged ttock.” was born SWt™«>u u, *, Bon^ j StTSff gnuluAted tn 1926 as the cuur, I Pennoek Hospital Thursday, Jan. president, and later earned his r fcltchm tan. Wart er. Greta rohirfiRtee. Rdt Erway, i.hod Jorte Ritter; Fannie Visitors were taom' Grand Ledge. Palo. Fremonl. Muskegon. Ida, Wayland and Mulliken. will likely decline M per- . years, according to Michigan tuques. AB degree from Alma College summa cum laude < where he was also class president, editor of the school paper and valedlr"Wo're As Noor As Your Tolephono" torianl. Hta record was such that lie won a fellowship to the Univer­ sity of Michigan, where he took a master's degree hi 1931. Next came a fire-year teaching stint 't Hastings (Mick) High School, and in 1936, he waa lured to This Guide Koop It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Ann Arbor and aaalgrirtl to tench social studies al Slauson Jiuuor High. He's never quite gotten away LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ from tbe place Four years af­ Appliance & General Repair LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— thorized Dealer for Wheel Business Services Offered ter he began teaching at Slau^m Imtsllsiion. Dry W«IL ,Drain Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy lie was named its principal— field. Pumping <S24.(Xn6r 1st Mowers. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rito Water 1.000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Systems Sold, instaltod, serviced WATCH AND DIAMOND RING ware. Lswta Eioctric, Clovordalo 623REPAIR—Expart workmsmhip. V538l. parent—helping youth to develop Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State Concrete Products Into good Americans, respectful St. Phone Wl 5-5316. KEYS DUPLICATED while you trf tnuiMlons and awure of their civic dutlew. “We must not al­ Automobile & Machinery GET YOUR READY-MIX from the low them to ait back and accep! Barry County Ready Mix Co, Repair the sacrifice of their fortfallien Phone Wl 5-2123. ,0. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. we must help thevn to pro- CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— tings Floor Covering, 123 W Hosdquartar* for hoipitsl sup- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND While lie happily admits that State. Wl 5-5118. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ lio* Gardner's. Phono 945AND GRAVEL—Bonder-Gra'Wl today's youngsters ore "far ICE—First class work. Call Wl more knowledgeable" than any 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ who have preceded them, he ala. State Rd. Phone Wl £-2123. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. ▼ ' CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXWATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— fact that they arc not ax originGuaranteed workmanship. Also SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE ••’••taox. ja. 17«*. 1»66. Iva Corwin, inside RusMtans; Peter Howe and Kemxxh. Stamm, outside guardtone: ' Ralph Lraig and Lillian Wilson, chaplains; Greta Prrklna minirtan; Gifts were preMnted to" tbe S£X£5, Burghdurf by Lavtnlil wood from the Fast Nobte Grand Club and by Dorothy Howe from the lodge. As the gifts were prosmted each one vm eworated to I BOMTBMB ULB Dafsull kstlaa Ma na. la U« i'SZl’iXl— Sarah Roush, right supporters to vice grand; Ward KnKy and -nuit .statement about Uie squir- and Mra. John Usborne and reb certainly makes me sound J £“£3^^ like some kind of a nut.“ Itk a | Lawrence Larkin and Fannie Hall, right supporters to noble grand; Richard Nixon and Genc- Blaakeaiku, 131 I Public Forum Ark* Burgtaduff, juntor. past noble grand; Glenn Roush and Dorothy Howe, noble grands; Earl Keeler and Emma Payne, Lavtnla Wood, recording secre­ taries; Lloyd Shroyer and Mar- Freak Lorry' Omuedoa. I fisttiM CUB, P.O. Bos Zatae Eastman, Kellogg Founda­ Holy Name of Jesus Saturday tion nurse in the WoodlandNashville ort-xs for several years. room. These are guod Ami ri - ■udo as preildad by «i anMITTAMCM He's a guy who ia fond of life and people and animals. Neigh­ borhood squlmds will follow him mua. MF. and Mra. Nerval Ttointo the houset If he’s not care­ ful. That's Harold Lngan, school and Mra. Chart* Wilder and principal, humanitarian. Naturally the article pleased the recipient of ’ this attention. we them. Loinin is clearly a man who likes people and Invert young- PENNOCK HOSPITAL Hartlnga were Bunday, Jan. 16, involvod in many Ann Arbor activities — Boy Scouts, Oirl Scouts, the United Fund, the Kl- A1 Rooenbergtr and daughters of Alto were Bunday. Jap. 18, dlnmember of the Junior Chamber week's Intriguing Individual, Use dean of Ann Arbor's junior high school principals. Harold M. farmer students would know. Philip n David I. D £ deputy grand treaaurtn; Gaynel Smith of Muskegon, rjeputy grand guardian; Robert and Mary Peterson ot Palo, deputy grand chaplains. Officers installed were: CUf- NFECTIOUS DISEASES COMBINE/ LEGAL obdbb or rtnuoATiOH— *"• Vandertoff cT Hartings visited her mother. Mra. Stella tn Smith and Dorothy Darke. Tubbs at tha Richard Shoe­ bridge home Sunday, Jan. 16. * ter surprised her father. Jeaae Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tooker of Blough with a birthday cake Wcrtbrook of Fremont, deputy Bl.-Johns were Saturday, Jan. 15; supper gueata rtf Mr and Mrs Robert Tooker Bill Blough attended the K. P. thy McKee of OrrenvlUe. deputy party Saturday. Jan. 15. at the 9nrr»DmcT9 Husband, Family and Grandchildren J£‘". SU boys mw n~u or Mr ond Grand S. were Sunday, Jan. Mfck kick alt »r.4 if* fr-iuirr? «®..’ FVkUOATIOM OBDBB. iuu el MlahUru la «o the Wretem Michlgaif braUxra fMMVDOUAM SSU Blough OF KALAMAZOO In loving memory of our Fa- IN MEMORIAM OLIVER— In loving memory of my Wlft, Mother, and Grandma. Lucy Oliver, who passed away 10 yean ago. The world may change from year David and children all kinds of Jewelry Repair and asu Ssrvicw, M37 So.. Wl 5­ Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 2223. . W: State St. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— highly organized today. We Repairs and sharpening Saw haven't given them time to COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVparts and supplies. McCulloch think. If you found a kid lying in a field, looking up at the and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and while). Jscobs Prescription stars and thinking, you'd prob­ ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ Pharmacy. Phon. Wl 5-2466. Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. PAIRED in twavy garments. Red ably call a psychiatrist. ’ Wing Sporting Boots and Shc<s The Slauwxt principal loves CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE Beebe's Shoe Shop 123 S. . V Jefferson Golden Oftivra tinea in thu RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ lied Jaoaarr 2 J. la«« Philip It Mlleheli, Jedc» of Pro rd inaagurau- Ann Artktr'a Ju­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone nior High football program Wl S-5176. “Whra u lltUe fellow tackles a GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All washers, dryers and small home big guy end Iwings turn down. TROPHY CENTER appliances. Call 945-2317. more jeweier, i _ SERVICE ON AU MAKES of treePhono 945-5316. Logan to an ardent Michigan wrta fan. secs moot of thi- Ann VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ in our new building at 124 N ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Arbur High games, enjoys hunt­ TERS—Service, parts, hoses end ing, bowllug, fishing and gulfing Jefferson. Experfenced mechan­ Reoair and new work. Fixtures bags for all makes. Authorised «B------- a bu------ .a. SET.. ,wh() ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl Hoover Sales and Service. Sleury Electric. 222 S. Jefferson. 5-5052. attributes thia. In part to the Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYKS COLOR CEN221 W. MUI. MOBILE Rodio, Talwision RapaWssf SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND became New Haqipahtrex first daughters. Nancy. 25. to married and to the head Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to be Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guida �a IN HASTINGS HASTINGS GOOD PLACE LTO WORKj Present Achievements in a Growing Community We welcome this opportunity to join with our local Jaycees in the sponsorship of Recognition Days—a time to recognize that, in every facet of community activity, • • i tC*.‘ • ’- • • ..fei* •’ ' Up" 0, - O *.H* s’Ctl • 1 H’ •• , >1 - our city is indeed a good place to live and a good place to raise a family, a good • » ci ‘•j’* • it** * . , i ’ ’ o* • । ipc pijruf)•*!•' ; 'i' • 1 place to work and a good place to shop. We who are proud to share in ond proud ius ».<•■ • • . .... ' ... > ■j'p . u npiiijK a to serve a growing community salute the Jaycees. who are putting vigorous ability , . . , { , ■ r '. • ■ > . b <vr| |<,',:pC. , In UUC| blOfK| into creative action, os they build for the present . . . and the future. During Recog- .. • ' • • ‘ ■ 'J •> ’ • |OC.G IO ■ j -5 jOUJI Uk»(. • nition Days, and every day, we unite with them and all our neighbors in our efforts—' . . “* _■ ■.. ■ j lacej. ci :ouiiur:u!P» ar to enhance every advantage, to further every opportunity and to develop every ... .11- :pr- • . ’bOU?-.v£}Jll potential for growth and progress that our city offers. A fine community that's al­ Local stores always offer ways on the alert for new ways to become even better We Salute . .» . that's what our town gives all of us. "specials" ... in value ond GOOD PIACF k TO SHOP A Diversity of business ond y-AycEe.®. JAYCEES variety, quality and copipleteneM of the products and services they provide. A good place to live, work industry presents challenge and shop odds up to a good and opportunity for oil, with place to raise a family . ... special support for young with happy surroundings aims, ambitions. now. and a bright future. A Message from the Gvic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WBCH 1220 on your Radio Dial Halting* City Bank 150 W. Court St. Winlck'i Clothing for the Family St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store For the Entire Family White's Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial The Strand Theatre The Showplace ot Barry County Renner Ford, Inc. Sales & Service Organ & Piano 5’sidio E. L. Carpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Larke Buick-Chevrolet Sales//- Service Hair Shaping. Styling & Permanent Waving Bender Gravel Co. Washed Sand and Gravel Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship Hastings Point & Wallpaper 107 E, State St. Reahm Motor Sales Pontiac ■ Oldsmobile - Cadillac City Food fr' Beverage Barry Cleaners Jacobs' Prescription Pharmacy Your Rexall Stpre " * Koechele* Inc. Heating e Cooling • Plumbing Bun McPharlin’s Man's Weat Appliances—TV & Hi Fl Mahler Motor Sales Tho Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma M. Fingleton Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hastings Area Properties The Sherwood-Stack Agency “ Felpauich Food Center Fine Foods - Meats - Produce For Insurance Ben Franklin Store Goodyear Brothen John Deere Farm Implements Electric Motor Service ’ Al Sttury, Prop, Cleveland*’ Men’* & Boys' Clothing & Footwear National Bank of Haitine State at Jefferson 5 Barry's Form Store Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Stowell Building Service General Contractors Frandsen Insurance Einar Frandsen C.L.U. Gardner's Pharmacy Dependable Prescriptions Jerry Andrus Insurance Agency Hasting* Groin & lean Master Mia Feeds Ironside Monument Work* Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Building Supplies Montgomery Ward fir Co, 118 $, Jefferson , Hotting* Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Miller's Dairy Store Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons ’ Department Store W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Products Footwear for the FamHy Hosting* Cleaner* Phone Wl 5-4031—Free Pickup & Delivery Feed �arry Fair to Have 3 New Exhibit Buildings Persons on VA William Hyde Of Lake Odessa Petition Roll/ to Receive Query Dies Thursday Exhibit* at the Barry County rncted at the fairground*. Wort baa akeady been Started on dismantling the three build- Hyde. Piokens Chapel Robert M. FUsOeraid. manager permits. with completion target RECEIVES AWARD—Martas Private Josses K Parxer. MS «f Mra Mildred P. Parker of Hickory Corner*. Mleh. to row*UlMs* by hto ExoeaUr* Officer. Major J. Kovach. Jr, upon raooivteg * to live with his daughter. Mrs. regulation Intended to speed up Geraldine Strunk, at Royal Oak. a grandson and three TB Outbreak Emphasis Need For Vigilance A space to also provided for tbe payee'* Social Security num­ ber. if available, so that Identi­ The unfortunate epidemic fication files may be kept up to outbreak of tuberculosto at the This to particularly Important emphasizes tbe fact that tuber­ culous to still very much In evi­ dence in thi* modern day," said J. Irvin Nichols, Executive Di­ rector of ths Michigan Tuber­ culosis and Respiratory Disease Association — State Chrisunaa Mr* Robert Murphy of Lan- hrapltalive*inn since all admtlRing .pent’Wedne.day of lart week with her mother. Mr* Gary FittGereld urged that the Townsend. Mr*. Townsend and questionnaire card not be muti&on. Russell, and Mr*. Marlorte « looted and that tbe Robinson were Sunday dinner ^rUT>nl .‘xwwTr **". guest* of the Otorge Townsend. । for Uteretom of the ___ _____ . . .. _ . .. . of Di... River Road. questionnaire to provided. 'People must constantly be reminded that toberealoala to 'Leva' i> Christian Science Subject MILLER REAL ESTATE ■■Father-Mother to Che name child.’ for Deity, which indicate* Hl* A comparable incident occurr­ tender reteUomhlp to His splrl- ed in Whitehall, in I960 Of 1.­ 100 Mudent* in the Whitehall dis­ trict. seven had acUve tubereulo- Traffic Tickets I JI. U—ClUtord !(•<»>. 601 *. lumi, u rial* «1<M et uy. «ui. u* Cbuteb; Icckaal B*| Bl. tzllaia Rehabilitation Nursing Seminar Set for Feb. 1 An all-day areninar dealing with rehabiUtaUnp nursing to scheduled for Tuesday. Feb. 1, at Innman * restaurant tn Galro- cd and practical mine*, thera­ pist* and all other* Interested 1th with Key found to be infected with the in the newest rehabilitation techniques. BTAT1 UBV1CI INSURANCE • * Bdence services this Sunday as Ph. *45-5182 A more recent epidemic out- Lisa Godfrey Has Post at Kalamazoo by a cortimit- Special Barry County Fair boost County Agrtrold for SI each. It to planned to Hastings Eirl UilUrd. 0ru4 retaUons commlure. but ha* Mated that for thi* special fund '"»•111 w °™" M All V« MW The building* will add much mltteca. Women Students ot Kalamazoo neednl display and exhibition The Ki wanto Club of HaaUngs College. A senior. she to head space for future fain, he Mated. will spearhead the special fund drive as a public are-vice project encompassing the entire county. height Sunfield Township. the eon ot HU wire. Lillian, died tn Bat- The Hastings Banner A soft answer turneth away wrath: But grievous words all of the grain raising counties near future A planned publicity of MiclUgan and other dates. The buildings were requested by the Barry County Cooperative the county will also be executed Extension Service through dlrecBuerge Mated. A special gifts committee win granted last October and im­ mediate plana were formulated Kiwanis. Thia will enable or­ to transfer tbe building* to tbe ganisation* and business firm* to make contributions to the Whllo the buildings were ac­ quired at no expense through a departmental transfer, there will be an estimated 42,10000 root per building to move them and ticket* to Barry County famine* and friend*. Buorge said, and stir up anger. Frav.. 15x1 SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME aUon. tbe Barry County Pair, in operation at. fair time next > Mong? v 111 be raised by dpeetagcotnmlttee formulated I Association and the Southwest­ members of tbe Hastings KhranL» Club under tbs chairmanship will be July 26 through July 30. tire cases were found and four ern Regional Rehabilitation Cm- ~ Thoughts For A Week fort* of all Barry County 411 < prepared. Contracting to ac- Clubs, and all agricultural xnpllih the job of moving tho Hidings to I he new fairground. reau. Grange, etc. In the urban areas • ■ lovil w Dcmara „ Z ...of Hastings. -Tl. _Middleville, -----. and Wilfred Bums both Nashville. Delton. Freeport, ng,. ; Woodland and other populatod art**; service and Acquisition of the buildings' lrT?J' «■«!« and civic civic erouna groupn .— . ■ _ .. „ n hr asked nzkrrl to tn aell 1*1! boaster hnmtrr will be tickets. Kickoff dale for this special sored by the Kenny-Michigan Rehabilitation RxmdaUon, th* —- * . ■ Robert H. Sfeaebk, Owner W. Green at Broodway Mi. Wl 5-9252 ready to recover orbiting Gemini Call Wl 6-9481. Legion requiring annual TB examlna- Hospital. near Battle Advanoe registration. with" a 43 fee Including luncheon, may be made through Mn. Marguer- BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Nujses at the American Legion Mlchlgan Tuberculosis and Rea- Hospital. Battle Creek. Adoption of such lurrsy showed growth tn axxe^.- Back in th* summer of 1916—when tho Auto Club was founded-a motoring trip frequently was a pioneering adventure. Roads were poor and rout* markings Were on telephone poles banded by the Auto Club. TirSntett A. ■•Hmt The Michigan Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association LET US F ’ roue vlded Um leadership.which tub minaXed in the recently enacted law requiring tuberculin skin testing of an children entering school for the first time. Healthy persona with strong resistance can normally throw off the TB germ* but If subject- TO BE FIXED TV AS n SHT TB usually Infect* the lung area the body. Having tuberculosis germ* In jnur body doe* not mean that you have active tuber­ quick service c*ll us today. tubercule bacilli—will be killed defensive powers and never do any harm However, in situation* a prolonged period of time and to physically run down, the germ can break out Tf the bodily dethey will multiply and invade Today, good roads and signs along with th* Auto Club's wagonful of services end protection assures you of carefree travel. a • Round-the-Ctock Road Service • Personalized Travel Planning • Broad Personal Accident Insurance • Protective $5,000 Bail Bond point the person ha* active tubercuiott* and can communicate th* germ* to other*. A person m*y feel healthy, look healthy, and be quite active YOU LEAD THE WA'. WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBILE CLUI CLUB OF MICHIGAN Michigan it to ertlmated that 1 JOO,OOP persons now hare the HASTINGS OFFICE 237 West Stat* St. Phon* 945-4392 IDWIN J. MIIMNBACH. R^rsreMMiv* tope recorders, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 3-91*7 • Wl 3-39*2 We Clou at Noon on their family physician. health department, or Ibcai local Sbturdan range for a tuberculin akin test. Everything’s Shipshape, with Savings! A real craftsman can tell you. To build solidly, start with a good plan, and keep at it steadily. Building for the future is not too different. If you would have your family's future sound and secure with everything “shipshape” when it comes to the financial need* of your growing youngsters Savings Plan. Save systepiatically, save steadily start with a good at the National Bank of Hastings. A« you build for the future, liberal interest paid on aavlnga give* you an extra dimension of security. to the one who sham your life ... to long-time friends and favorite relative* . Open Doily Monday thru Saturday till 3:00 — Thursdays HM 12:00 the happy children next door and tbe neighbors who welcomed you to the block how often w- let *o unspoken tbe love and affection we feel. Valentine's Pay gives ub a wonderful oftpottuniry to express tho*e special thoughts which have filled our hearts all year. And wherever you choose » aey. Hallmark Valentines speak for you in the most delightful, amusing ot sentimental way. Come in soon and see our wide and wonderful colleaioQ. JACOBS R,xU Manner 128 Eart Stat* Strart piK. • National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve System and f tdtral Depoiit Imuranct C.orponUion DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 110,000,00 Loans fra. ’60" t. >60,000“ �Calvary UX Church Plans Youth Meetin! 'jau’S Bunday octool at 9:30 am ■vary Bunder - -This Is Um Ufe" over WKZO-TV, 9:30 am. channel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:90 am. , Paster Christian Endeawa will have charge ot Um Bible School and Church service Sunday. Bibln school. 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Christian Endeavor Sunday, 5. Carlton SDA •' Plans Special / MET Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, II mn. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm Doot forget tbe C. A Finance Drive is on. Keep Um goal high; donations are in order. »th annlveraary. C. E. week Jan. SO to CHURCH OP THE BRETHREN 8319 CbaU Grove Road ST. BOBE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy I Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Rev. David Hawley, Assistant | Worship services, 9:45 am. Bunday school, 10:45 am. Bunday Maas, 8, 10, 11:30 am. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Confaastoos, 4 to 5, and 8 to 9. choir practice. • Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Bundaya Thursday, Junior choir. 4 pm. Before Ms reel on weekdays. Dally Miwes, 7 and I am. Saturday Service 8T. AUGUSTINE, Hickory Corners, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jenin, Pasler 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Dr. Manley U expected to ra­ tals experiences ot pioneering ths work Ln tbe mountain areas, Rev. M. F. Goble, Pastor 9:45 «m Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 8 pm. Young People's sendee. Sunday school, 11 am. Um Christian Endeavor will be in charge ot evening service. Rev. Manta Peake win bring ’ 1716 N. Broadway Minister, Dale R. Harvey 410 B. Madison, 045-5006 ^Churchtofo!^ lai Ionia Rd, Kalamo Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's Service, 6:30 eke Odessa IPA. Campgrounds Phone DR 4-8277 Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Worship service, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pin. Evening service, 8 pm. Bible Study Wed.. 7:30 p.m. menfvslus'of your hans , tit us'aWtfcM• Mr. Donald Elmore Director ot Muato and Youth 9:45 am. Bupday school classes x all age*. , 11 am. Message by tbe pastor. platy W keeping with tbe Increased value M your property. See us soon. . METHODIST CHURCH Car. of Bisson and Buehler Road 4 ml. W. of Broadway, Freeport Rav. Morris Borgman, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. COLEMA'ft Elijah." ' 6: 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. 7: J0 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, service directed by the Youth of tto church. Pictures and History of Houghton College. Houghton, MERCURY the car that doubled its sales a year ago... now a better buy for’66! 6:30-8 Junior High Youth Fel­ lowship at the Pryor home. 6:30 Senior High Youth Fel­ lowship at the church. Monday. 7 Boy Scouts. ' Wednesday Activities 0:30 Circle 3 will meet at the home of Mra Kenneth Raw. 1:30 Circle 5 will meet in the then I* ONLY ONE choir practice; 7:30, Chancel choir practice. Saturday. 6:30 Couplee Club will have a potluck supper in —- - - . M Look at this suggested retail price range! 17 models from Did luxury ever wear a lower price tag? 3607 MAHLER MQTOH 1320 N. Michigan Hattingi �' 50 EXTRA ’ Top Value Stamps wMi a $5 to $9.99 purchwta Lake Odessa Native Dies; Rites in Ionia fescaMritg beer. win* •< fcbecco) agf plus 6000 Everyday Low Prices and Weekly Specials 'rt *, 1*3*. Uw •nd Ethel Demeray Wolcott and grandson of tho Ute John Dea- 100 EXTRA" iTENDEUYl Top Value Stamps »M> <■ S10 h> $14.94 puKbu. ' (tRcluding beer, wine or tobeczo) lodeoai el Kroger thru Set Jen 29.1M4. PfBth Legg. Thighi or FRYER BREASTS-»*.k49» CENTER CUT employed by Mitehell - Beniiey: and Dow Smith Corporations for the past 15** yenra . On July 21, 1M7. be married. Surviving. besides his wife, •re two eons, Larry with the Armed Forces in Santo Domingo, and Lynn, and a daughter. -He­ nce, both at home; bls mother/ BLADE 150 EXTRA Top Value Stamps Shank Half with a $15 or more purchase Smoked MEATS •I 2 pm. at Boynton Funeral Home with Rev. Ray R. Fossett officiating. Interment was in Balcom Cemetery. Freeport By Mrt. Syioan Tagg 14-16-lb*. SbssWsr Rwit t>59' Rib CbSM SbssMer Cb>M 179< RisU Leg Rust t> 79» *>99- BORELESS CHOP SUEY MEAT EMBASSY Seafood ( Salad Dressing CHOP SUEY MEAT Scale Whole or Half "* S«ml - Boneless^ HAMS Qurt a 79< Fret-Shore Frozen Fret Shore Frozen - 10-oz. wl COD HUETTS Hl. pia 49' BreMtf Sbrie* Fret-Shore Frozen Fret-Shore Frozen Breaded 2-lb. FISH STICKS' .it *i. 99< Percb Steiki Du teller and family were Sun­ day. Jul 18. lunch gugats of Mr. and Mra John Dutcher and family of Caledonia. * Mr. and Mra Richard Bird and family 69< >1.09 50 EXTRA TOW VALUa BTAMWa on She pvrchete oi any lM-fc Pa of MOZEN BEEF STEAKS FLAVOR SEAL PAC FRESH HAMBURGER Mra. Ctalr Cium spent Buurdsy,’ and Bunday. Jan. 16-16 aX the* borne of her sister. Mr. and Mra Jay Champlain of Belding help­ ing care for her mother. MraBadle Bwcet of Belding. *bo- 29 3-LEGGED FRYERS Mel-O-Soft Special Label Fab Detergent 1 ' I CONTAINS H BORAX . Caaatn CM I FUDGES BARS . - 39< Ssioo Morgan - 1-ql. 14-ox. can I'/i-or , pkg. of n 2'1 fl OX ben <10/ Off Raeular Price | ' Borden's Buttermilk Half & Half Bread Redeem aiKrtewlkni APPLE JUICE 4 Cl Oraagc Jalcennoz«o39r Kroger ANACIN FIG SAKS zb ri. 49' Fail Pain Relief w oi 30 54' TEA BAGS pkg ol 64 59' LAERIRT CART URER Family Size With LABRIRY US GLEEM Batteries WAiHIRI MACHIRE RAG 'IT-RL PLAIT1C IUCKET TOP VALUS STAM>S on tte purchaM o< a 1M-U pA» el JIFFY BREADED PORK11: i ply Facial 9h x 8h lift. LAURIRY BASKET SMOKED HAM SUCU Minula Meid Frozen Fail-Pain Relief ANACIN TOW VAl.ua STAMWa — •» wnhw. H • A..d C— C« KLEEHEX TISSUE 3»h. J3aj»1 Henry Myera ware Baturday; Jan. 16, overnight guests ot Mr, and Mra. Leatar Alberto ot Man­ ton. * Mr. and Mra. Henry Myera were Bunday. Jan. 1g, dinner gueate of Mr. and Mra. Kroger Uniwaalenad SURGE JUICE 2w Grapefruit Jake 2 '< HERS WORK SOCKS 3 Mir 2 ply Facial x 8h TOP VALUE STAMPS on the pvrchaM of any 2 8 IL ot bril KLEENEX TISSUE 5 «*•» SHEDDS DRESSING Minute Maid Frozen ORAHGE JUICE 5 u. O ' i micnigen Yellow Onions 10 Vino Ripe lOO EXTRA Cigwlk SwlIH -M Sit. CELERY NAVEL 0RANGES12W.99/ TOP VALUE STAMPS on rhe purchase of a 10-oz art. pt of SPOTLIGHT INSTANT COFFEE ENDIVE LETTUCE H— How. RHUBARB Valais aTAaara •>*>*>a>wa<l*te*u CARROTS — ■ TOP VALUE STAMP* on Aepurcheae of a 54b- or 64b beg < GRAPEFRUIT 16. * Mr. and Mra. Ricteid Bualange and daughters of HaaUngs were ftinday. Jan. IS, lunch gueate ot his sister and family, Mr. and Mra Ftoyd Fisher. ir Mr. and Mra Don Walton of St. Johns were Thursday, Jan. 12, visitant of his parents, Mr. and Mra. Claude Walton. * Mr. and Mra Don Walton of St. Johns, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Tbompeon and Mra. Claude Walton enjoy­ ed slides ot Joan Walton's re­ cent trip to California at tho home of Mr. and Mra. Ray Wie­ land in Hastings Bunday, Jan. 18. * Mr. and Mra. Larry Wie­ land and daughters and Mra Wilma Pavlich and <lMH*Ucr at HaMinga were BundayAJan. 46, dinner guests of their mother. Mrs. Mina Wieland. * Mra Jamas Cool and family and BU« He Newton were Sunday, Jan. 16, dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Harold Woods of Rockford. . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE LOCKSHORE NORDIC* Cottage CheeM SB EXTRA tow of Nashville, Mr. and Mra Boyd. Novinsky and children of Lpwafl, •nd MUa Butera Newton < Grand Rapids were Sunday. Jan. 16, visitors and evening lunch K’deaU of Mra Ruth Bleun. * Mr. and Mra Harold Yoder ot Logan were Bunday. Jan. 10, luncheon guests of Mr. and Mra. Kroger Blended or WOVER FOT ESLEERS TOT VM.UC CTMUFS .k I--. w• w* V t b • 1 e simDddaGahier. Klmberila. and- Devany Moore at HuttogaBaturday. Jan. 16. * Mr. and; Mra. Ray Bette were Friday, Jan. 14. supper guests nt MR*.and Mra Ira Blough at Alto. Mr. and Mra Ray Seeee enjoyed a fish supper at the home at. thtAr son, Mr. and Mra Orton Seeae of Aito, Monday. Jan. 1?.. * Mr. and Mra. George Schedule1 Wohreriael U.S. No. 1 Macintosh & Bvenkh "QUICK THAW SUGARED DONUTS HASTINGS �JfaRwwj i h—aDDMto l»6BMMMI HASTINGS BANNER Cattle Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Middleville Barry Fann Calendar... spending some months with has sister. Mra. Clair Brog, was a weekend guest ot Mr. and Mra. daughter, Mra. Billy Kim and two children were supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Virginia Route on Arlington Street Thursday. Mra Gladys Abraham and Has High Record completed an official DHIR ac­ tual production record of 10,780 pound* ot milk and 830 pounds of butterfat, in 306 days two times a day milking, according to The American Guernsey Cat- new facHItlee? possible for her to walk. A Mr. and Mra. Donald McKoy, who have been In Pennock Hospital fur nearly a month, returned home Monday on Greenwood Street. Her mother will care for See nt tor the money you need to finaanu new larm faclllHes, rep tin, expansion, etc. Long tarma, low. coat. JIM BARR D. Fausnaugh. 23. son of Mr. and Mra. Jack D. Fausnaugh. R1 Hickory Corners, was assigned to bcr of this ctass to pass on this year. The other member was Rev. Wendell Lind. 43. Cloverdata Elvln Flnkbelner of Trinity Church In Grand Rapids. * who iiad pleaded guilty to a bad check charge before Circuit daughter and family, Mr. and Judge Archie McDonald, was Mra. Jim Smalley, in their new placed on probation far a year home on Gun River near Plain­ well, Bunday. . Mra. Dolly Johnson waa moved to Pennock Hospital Sunday, FERTILIZER FACTS Utt BANMER WANT,ADS! ■XPERT TIM SERVICE Given Probation On Check Chargi SMITH BROS. <A I am 86 yean old and still working. Would you advise ma to file an application only for With the Social Security Admin­ istration, 13 publishing a reriea of qiwsdons and answers on so­ cial security subjects. Tf you I have a Question, the Social Se­ curity Administration will be glad Facility for some time died Sa'.iir.Liy evening al Pennock Hao' |j.i,d !-\.:.-.-ral servlets wen- )»id ■ <‘t„r,>-1 . i. day l...r:ui was m 1 I..:,.! : ~.u k I Xir pathy to the family, a Pastor Gerald Slack, wife and duugh- ’ Going to Lowry — Airman Peter you work. . i ter of Battle Creek, were 8alur- F. King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Q. I hear there are two plans under Medicare. What are they? A. The first is boepttal insuranco; the second suppiement- Mr. and Mra Thomas Bremer, Sunday. * Ternary Boger, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra Jack Boger of Meta Rond, is to enter Blod­ gett Hospital. Thursday <o have Mrs. Jim Smalley and family, who luivo been staying with Mr. and Mra James BnuUley. Sr., since iho arrival of their son, Sharon, returned borne Jan. 20. * Mra. Lucy Bowcm, who writes vaJescencc. They have been hav­ from Bradenton, Fla, says she ing hepatitis, a most dreaded plane to attend the Michigan disease. Two of their children picnic, Jan. 30. are in foster bonus and the jouiiBCHk waa wnn uw granaparents. * Roland Oax of Cali­ West Woodland fornia, who works for the Mid­ tty Victor land ChemlcaT Plant, was called to Midland there for business renaona. He spent tho weekend , narrow ^pridgo with Um: home foik-t Mr. und TbcrnappHi uh Mra. Charles Cbx and family. a thing ot tinHarry Stmson took a former resident of Middleville to visit old friends recently on Wednes­ day. They called on Mrs. Carl moved and traffic was again PfcrdstcUer and ilr. and Mrs. moving over the highway. But Sam Coats. He was Oscar Harter, the bridge is not all Uuix Is a who Is 81. Ho and his wife at tiling of the ixu>t I Tin- beauti­ one time lived in tho home re­ ful trees along the west side of cently owned by Mra. Martha the road south of the bridge es­ Dean on Paul Street, and moved pecially a spreading maple and ,to Central Lake In 1010. Mra. a beautiful beech that to many .Harter died a year ago and now liad and made this mile of nxul he Is living with his son-in-law and daughter, die Z. H. Zim­ mermans In Hastings. He Is quite well but has to walk with pay for my drugxT ciUsen ot tbe United States, <r A The only dress an alien who has lived in the Untied Stales for at toast 5 Her this plan would I yeara And, be will bare to apply Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL mechanic in Headquarters Com­ pany at Fort Leavenworth, en­ tered the Army In January, 1862. । He completed basic training str Fort Knox, Ky. Fausnaugh. a 1061 graduate of W. K. Kellogg High School In Hickory Comers, was employed by tho B. C. Sup- LONG TERM any covered expenses. Your In­ surance then pays 80 percent of tho balance. If you have do expanwa you pay only the |3 monthly premium. * Q. Will social security tell me which doctors and hospitals I Mais OHics 111 N. Depet H. leato-M. S27-4510 HASTING! OFFICE MIKING 101H 3a. MtoNfaa Osm M««.. w<4, M stiMioo Don’t order a big cube V8 Don’t order a floor-mounted shift Don’t ordej special flat-cornering suspension Don’t order sporty red-stripe tires All that’s standard to begin with on a Chevelle SS396 Schod were Friday evening guests of his brother, Mr. and Mra. Rodney Scliad in Grand Rapids. * Mra. Laura Kltch slipped on the sidewalk near the Var.denburg store last Tuesday and broke iter hip. She b in Blodgett Hospital. * Rev. and Mrs. Harold Taber and family SMITH BROS Mra. Jack Brown recently. Jim Robertson and Jerry King had a 72-hour leave and spent lai* weekend with Jim's grand­ mother, Mrs Charles Robertson at Dunedon. Both boys arc on the Robert Huntington D D781 I and Monday were to start on a cruise on the Caribbean Sea. * Bernard Wierlnga, who b hesne । after a disc operation, can get about In the house. Jack Camp­ bell. Bud ClsJcr and Bruce Wel­ ton ore taking shifts helping with •K. S««ni 13 visiting her niece and : family, Mr. and Mra. C. Black­ sheer at Winter Haven, Fla. * People were shocked to hear of the death of Mra. Rhea Brandstetter Cove Bench, who died nt her home in Hastings Friday. Her funeral was Monday after­ noon at the First Presbyterian Church in Hastings with Interjmenl at Deepdale Cemetery in guaranteed full year guanattt. Like thia 95 bu. modal, for example. bhed house north of Clarks­ ville. * The many friends of Mra Eble Potter. 77. mother of Forrest Potter of Durkee Rood, were grieved to hear of her pass­ ing last Wednesday evening at Pennock Hospital. Services were Saturday at 1:30 al the Pickens Chapel with burial In BarryviUc Cemetery. Our sym­ pathy to the family. * Mr. and Mrs. Vlctdr Simon were in Urn­ sing, Grand Ledge, Mulliken, and Sunfield on Saturday. * Winston Merrick of Hastings called on Mrs. Alice Hendee last coovertible aad hardtop is a SM-cuhk-heh Turtxj-JeA V8 with 325 by. Tbe standard transmission is a fully synefaroaued 3-apeed with Aeor-meunled stick shift (Yes, you can order a 4-epeed or PewerglHe. THE CHEVROLET WAY ES 1435 S. Eight features your eddjtf si Seat! front and , rear Pa tided h ment paqel. Pj|ddad tun i • OuUlde Tnlrror (use It al ■ �Mature, Com-Fed Beef »49 OF QUALITY lb HOHIVWCKU—LI«MT.AHO DARK MEAT Arm Cut Turkey Roast English Cwt "Super-Right” Quality, Short Shank 59s ! 69: WITH TASTY OWLET GRAVY SMOKED -­ "SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY Boneless Chuck Roast . .1179* PICNICS HraramaaaawmuHaRBUHi^maaawHaraws "Super-Right" Quality, Government Inspected ‘ FRESH FRYERS 37* ■-’» 33c Rib Roast.. 5,“ Cut-Up FOR BOASTING—5 TO -Q. T O. SIXB Cacklebirds . . BEEF RIB STEAKS tmt _A .• 59' Fresh Cod Fillets KING OF ROAST I "SupvrRIght" Motor. Com-F.d B..f I « 89c FIRST I "SUPIR-RIGHT" LEAN STRIPS OR GROUND Q Et FIRST !,lBSW'b — • Stewing Beef . . “ 79* u 59* A _ l• 111'; <. 1 dLlb-iAlizmui• b 4 TO 8 QAt POUND SIZES '** O>‘k 1MI d# lb "SUPER-BIGHT” SUF Short Ribs . . huh "SUPIR-RIGHT" TINY LINK >■■■ ■ mmii bu.i r■ r »n । No CouDons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! j Temple EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IO< Off LABIL—GIANT SIXI £ Sunshine Rinse GIANT SIXI > a. 10. OFF LABEL Active "all"_______ 3» & 61 ‘ Thin-Skinned, Easy to Peel Del Monte Stewed ORANGES Tomatoes 66 3^89* RQ to. .utoMayw Hehwmhih. Dishwasher"aH SIZE - IOt or LABEL-LIQUID Coldwater "all" . ."63' J DOZ. “SUPER-RIGHT' Swan Liquid . ... Mt 44* _ Perfect for Salads Chili with Beans Mich. U. S. No. 1 Vine-Ripe CONTADINA BRAND Yellow IOt OFF LABIL 4>57* 'J Tomatoes Onions Final Touch . . Mt 67* 39‘ 150 “ I49 Silver Dust Blue Mt 79* ,-£& 45< Brussels Sprouts & 39* Hundy Andy Anjou Pears . . ,2^49* Dove Liquid .... 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JANI PARKER ENRICHED WHITE BREAD Liquid Capri JANI PARKER SWIITLY ICID A&P Froien Baked Foods Glazed Donuts Just Defrost and Servel mhos Cheese ifficnvE ■ M1W Cracked Wheat Bread . �"Super-Right" fhtin, Corn-Fed Beef CHUCK ROAST C*nt,r ■ted. tfAMTtl .MKT, AND DARK MtAT y Roast P 59:169: SMOKED TZR "SUPER-RIGHT* QUALITY Boneless Chuck Roast . .11 79‘ AND DARK MEAT C€S Super-Righf Quafrty, Short Shank PICNICS 1 rty, Government Inipocted FRYERS >Vhol. Fry.n KING OF ROAST I "Sup.rRI9h»" Mature Cor»-F.d BmF ' Rib Roast.. 'tsi 4 TO 8 POUND , BEEF RIB STEAKS FIRST 5 RIBS "SUPER-RIGHT" FIRST 3 RIBS SIZES "SUPER-RIGHT* LIAN STRIPS OR GROUND 4 —• Stewing Beef . .« 79* Fillets "SUPER-RIGHT" BEEF Short Ribs No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! AY LOW PRICES Temple Thin-Skinned, Easy to Peel Del Monte Stewed ORANGES inso Tomatoes ,£° TOMATOl! TzF SIZE 3s 89* DOZ. Perfect for Salads Mich. U. 5. No. 1 Vine-Ripe Yellow Tomatoes Onions 3 s 85 2K27 3 49 Chili with Beans CONTADINA BRAND Tomato Paste • Spaghetti • . . . ANN PAGE Blue Spaghetti Sauce Brussels Sprouts Anjou Pears , , VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE A&P GRADE "A" Marvel Ice Milk Florida Fresh SALE AT A&P! agaificent Volumoi ot an sveble Lew Price UR FAMILY’S HEALTH Preserves 2ui49< Frozen Orange Juice What’s in it for you? a favorite warn the youngsters Creamskies . . < Chilled Orange Jake "Thi Real Thing" LIGHT, CHUNK STYLE 6^89* , A&P Tuna Fish . . * ANN PAGE QUALITY * Tomato Ketchup A&P Instant Coffee WASHDAY DETERGENT Liquid Capri .... 13 essential nutrients in every slice of Jane Parker White Bread. That’s what'a in it for you. We know because we put them there. 4 JANI PARKER ENRICHED WHITE BREAD „ Tm Mm Tmt M MN A&P Frozen Baked Foods Juat Detroit and Serve! ■ Cream Cheese ■ ■ ■' .... ■ JANE PARKER SWEETLY ICED Glazed Donuts ~ RAVI Ite-MHI RASKM PRMM OUST Potato Chips..u. JAM JAMIS Cracked Wheat Bread • JAM FUUi ; Coconut Orange Pie.... J fl N �John became better. His leg waa bloated with tbe poison, and many weeks passed before he en­ tirely recovered from the bite. Mra. Wickham paid tbe doctor with bread and other provisions. John* tarty experience with Vz/rivl Serpent* of all kinds were abun­ dant. and always a menace to man and beast. One day while looking for berries near Huckle- Hunter, who Cann? To Barry County, 75 Years Ago. Written By Charles A. WMsscrt And Read Before Barry County easy range of his gun. ------- . shooting was a tame sport in the early days. Mr. had previously lanced with a flint. Then iw dug a root which he steeped with crancs-blll and near the buckwheat patch with the old flint lock to keep the turkeys from spoiling the crop. Notice of New Night Store Hours Baginning January 24, 1966 Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy we will close one hour earlier each week day except Friday. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday fore be was able to devise a method of capturing these ani­ mals Ln Crape. Finally they took advantage of the wolf's dislike of getting hl* feet wet and suc­ ceeded. They selected a place on rred meadows, and stored their, honey in hallow trees. Bee hunt- I Ing was an art in itself. The in-1 ..one they placed a con- sects were caught by burning, Itap with a piece of baH honey comb in a' box or captured pt-it. The wolf smelling on flowers in the Fall. When Ii From tbe time when he was ~ loaded ~~~ -i .. ,, with w.mi !*’w bi* nm xwi. Mr. Wlckthey had themaeivw to keep his feet from getting sweets, they were liberated, and. bam marksman, wet. and was caught in the trap. the keen-eyed hunter UdM them Hie first gun was * a n fllnt *“* vlock. '*v Even the anima] escaped If not to their hlrea tn the trees. Tbe He next pome need a ■•pill-gun," securely caught. One wolf, cap­ bees were then stuptfied with which was. tired with a percus­ tured in One of Mr. Wickham's .•nufke, the tree was cut down sion pili placed in the breech. traps gnawed Its leg off and es­ and opened, and the honey car- Hl* favorite weapon was a rifle caped. A three legged wolf after­ wards killed by Mow Durkee near Huckleberry Lake was sup­ amount of ho hey which Mr. posed to be tbe same animal Wickham had obtained, lhe bees Trapping arid fishing and bee attracted by tbe odor, came into the bouse In such swarm* that --- ———--------- *——— — she was compelled to take her,oW llme turkey and chicken little daughter and run to the ‘boots. which were annual neighbors, leaving the bees in unusementa among the pioneers.1 Z_ ... .____ k these competitive. He w.. was .M. able, ILn matches, to obtain a large share of the birds. He picked them off at a distance varying up to BO bouse against than. In the'Fall of IBM the Wickhams' gathered enough honey comb to make a were caught In large numbers, and only fish as tho sturgeon which came up the Thornapple and Coldwater rivera, jttre con­ hunter he never killed a bear, sidered worthy of special atten­ though he often saw them. Dur­ tion, except an occasional trip ing bis first years'in Carlton. muskallunge. These sturgeon living within a mile of the coun­ which frequented the riven often ty line, reported that a bear or weighed as much as IM pounds. bears had killed one of bis oxen. They were taken with spears, pr the early aetUera. John and some other boya went out to catch tbe bear. They saw the spot where tho ox had been killed, the busiies and saplings the foliage was covered with tbe hair of the ox and bears, and blood was splashed over the ground. Tbe caroaas of the ox Was found terribly mutilated For emergencies at any hour; The boys' courage failed them, and they left the trap to spend a fearful night in the woods listening to the howling of Phone one of our Reliable Pharmacists: JACOBS Rexall PHARMACY Your Reliable Prescription Center bear sprung tbe dead-fall, but the bait had been placed so far from the logs that the animal was caught too fur In the rear to be held securely. The boys were glad whan It became light Chrysler’s 440 TNTV- 8 is the biggest in its class. AfoMfi MeDt/WXn©A/ A NRWLOOK AN& YOUR HOUa APPEAR MUCH YtXMSER AND BY MANY YEARS The trappen caught otter and mink, paying almost no attention at all to muskrats, which bring high prices today in the fur market. Tbe mink were tracked to their holes, dug out and cap­ tured. Catching otter required great care and skill. It was that lhe trapper brought into use his knowledge of woodcraft. Tbe otter frequented lhe streams at two turkeys and MOO tn cosh as the net proceeds of hl* trip. There waa no underbrush in the woods in those days. The The trees roae to great heights, and one could sec a long distance through tho woods With his double-barrelled revolving breech gun, MT. Wickham begged many deer, the principal quarry of tbe early hunters. One day he pur­ of pulling their legs up under sued a deer through the woods their bodies, and sliding on for hours without getting sight their bodies, and sliding on their worn Knooth by frequent in­ dulgences in these pleasures. Tbe animals were particularly afraid of men. and avoided any spot where they could scent a human being. The trappers in boats set traps in the water at the foot of the alldm. They took care to throw water on the places where they had stepped, or where their inch of your kitchon to fit your work habits. Our this improvement fit your Do something interesting ahoot K at ttet distance. Mr. Wickham knew the range of his rifle so well that he elevated the barrel at a considerable distance Banner ads benefit ynut what you need on budget Wlckbam was recovering from an Illness, he became Impatient at confinement in the bouse, shoul- UP TO 7 YEARS about a large root. He that he might capture a fgw of them by kicking then-. Imp in­ sensibility before they could-get away, as they cannot run fast. Though be was still weak from his Illness, he charged on the animals, firing as he went, and dropping the Largest one tn the TO PAY INOLKUM them, he lost his balance and feiL One of the otters turned upon him as he lay on the ground. Mr, Wickham struck It A FLOO* TO MEET EVERY BUDGET FREE Now come in and see how exciting it can make driving. his exertion that his recovery was tang delayed. Being only a boy and knowing but Uttls of prices, he sold the pelts to one of the fur traders in Hastings, HASTINGS PARKING FLOOR COVERING ALLIED BUILDING CENTER 123 W. Stats St. Hastings SAVINGS LOAN Association Plans to pay a new and Higher Earnings on ALL SAVINGS Effective as of JANUARY 1,1966 10 free days of earning, each month all savings investments on or before the tenth day of any month earn 4 Vi % os of the first day of that month. All savings computed monthly, distributed or com­ pounded twice annually. Slide behind the wheel. Get thd'feel of Chrysler'* 440 cubic lnch-V-8. And compare. Compare hard. Any way you like - with all the car* you've ever owned. We'll make you a small wager. Do what we ask today, and chances are you'll wind up in a Chrysler tonight. And wouldn't that be great? Savings withdrawal requests honored immediately. Dividend earnings preserved and protected by low­ WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE cost shore loans. 136 E. State St. Phono INSURED SAFE SAVINGS fey's Car Palace Barry's Farm Store at Sprague Road, Delton S. Hanover at Halting* City Limits Wl 5-3SS3 �I Ih. artum TV. qua! tottemd Um fur. ■ Um «*Un aad M did Um to’ WUd <V------------- --- .------- Wickham wu a boy. Char* wore caaton far special comment Mr. . -----------------------kflM only on* wiki Serpents of all kinds were abun­ dant, and always a menace to man and beast. One day while lucking for berries near Huckletx. ry Lake in Carlton, lie <11»- dropped tbe buck across ths doo. He reloaded tn Ume to about an­ other buck. Mr. " Wickham had traded a cow for the rifle a few days previously; and be brought the three deer to HMtlngs and sold them fur a sum equal to tbe value of the cow. method ot capturing these ani­ mals In traps. Finally they took advantage .of lhe wolFs dislike of getting his feet wet and suc­ ceeded. They selected a piece on | Hunter, who Came To Barry County. 16 Year* Aga Written By Charles A. Wdsscrt And Read Before Barry County traps gnawed its leg off and es­ caped. A three legged wolf after­ wards killed fay Mosga Durkre near Rtmkbbwiy Lake was supsnake, opened Its jaws with a stick and extracted the artery containing the venom. Then he bound upon the would which he had previously lanced with a were caught In large numbers, and only fish as the aturgeon which came up ths Thomappie and Coldwater rivers, were con­ sidered worthy of special atten­ tion. except an occasional trip Night Store Hours Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy living within wt will close one hour earlier each week day except Friday.' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday For emergencies at any hour; Phone one of our Reliable Pharmacists: JACOBS Rexall PHARMACY Your Reliable Prescription Center tr.uskallunge. These aturgeon which frequented tbe rivers often weighed as much as 150 pounds. They were taken with spears, or some other boys went out to catch tile bear. They iwiw the spot where the ox had been killed, the bushes and saplings and In the southern part of were uprooted and beaten down. Kent county. Hb was an expert In spearing" fish from a dug out Ln Indian fashion. Blanding in the middle of the ticklish little craft, he speared fish after fish until be had a boot load, for it Tbe boys' courage failed them, and they left the trap to spend a fearful night In the woods listening to ths howling of wolves. During the night the bear sprung the dead-fall, but the bait had been placed so far from the logs that U» animal was caught too far in the rear to be held secureiy. The boys were glad when It became light enough for them to make thrir From the time when he was given his fir* gun. Mi*. Wick­ ham was an expert marksman. His fin* gun was a flint lock. Ho next possessed a "pill-gun," bees wore then atuplfled with which wu. fired with a percus­ smoke, tbe tree was cut down sion pill placed in lhe breech. and opened, and tbe honey car­ His favorite weapon was a rifle ried off. One Ume when Mra Wickham waa straining a large Ing breech. He also possessed a amount of honey which Hr. long single barrelled rifle, and Wickham had obtained, the bees later a repeating rlfla During attracted by tbe odor, cams into the Civil War be carried a mus... -Vw_, ket- Mr. Wickham attended tbs she wu compelled to take hw,oId Lime turkey and chicken Utile daughter and run to the -**'* ---------neighbora, leaving the beta in amuacmenta among tbe pioneers. He was able, in these competitive matches, to obtain a large share they could get until Mr. Wick­ of tbe birds. He picked them off ham returned and dosed lhe at a distance varying up to BO house against than. In the Fail rods. At one Ume lie walked a of IBM tiie Wickhams" gaUiered distance of J5 miles through the enough honey comb to make a barrel of strained honey. i। Oak Grove House, kept by Peter The trapper* caught otter and McNaughton' near Caledonia. Mr. mink, paying almost no attention Wickham returned home with at all to muskrats, which bring two turkeys and MOO in cosh high prices today in the fur as the net proceeds of hla trip. market. The mink were tracked to thetr holes, dug out and cap­ the woods in those days. The tured. Catching otter required Tlx? trees rez to great heights, and one could see a long distance the trapper brought Into use through tho woods. With his his knowledge of woodcraft. The double-barrelled revolving breech oiler frequented the streams at gun. Mr. Wickham bagged many places on the banks called slides. deer, lhe principal quarry ot tbe early hunters. One day he pur­ sued a deer through the woods for hours without getting sight worn smooth by frequent In­ dulgences In these pleasures. The animals were particularly afraid of men. and avoided any spot where they could scent a human being. The trapper* in boats set lhe slides They took care to throw water on the placcn where they iwtd stepped, or where their | Wickham wu recovering from an illness, he became impatient at I confinement Ln che house, shoul-1 dreed his rifle and started for the bonks of-the Coldwater to hunt for deer. Near tbe river about a large root. lie decided that he might capture a few of them by kicking them into in­ sensibility before they could go* away, as they cannot run fast. Though be was still weak from his Illness, he charged on the animals, firing as he went, and dropping the largest one In lhe is the biggest in its class. them, he loot his balance and .fell. One of Use otters turned upon him as he lay on the ground. Mr, Wickham struck it piece of wood which lay within reach, and the animal dropped dead. He carried the animals home, but he was so weak from standing In an open space in the forest at least BO rods away. The animal saxed at Its pursuer as If it was assured lie could not shoot it at that distance. Mr. Wickham knew tho range of his rifle so well that elevated the A NIWLOOK AN& YOUR WUSe APPEAR MUCH YOUNSER AND BY MANY YEARS inch of your kitchen to fit your work habits. Our this improvement fit your Do something interesting with the walls in yo.ur home. Soe our huge sel*c- Banner ads benefit you I Iqlest pattern* UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY INOLXUM A FLOOR TO MEET IRB ea jiffiBoe q. EVERY BUDGET FREE HASTINGS PARKING FLOOR COVERING it can make driving. AbMfi MeOt«AftXAFi0A/ ALLIED BUILDING CENTER 123 W. Slot. St. Hastings SAVINGS^ LOAN Association on ALL SAVINGS Effective as of JANUARY 1,1966 10 free days of earning, each month all savings investments on or before the tenth day of any month eam 4’4 % as of the first day of that month. All savings computed monthly, distributed or com­ pounded twice annually. Slide behind the wheel. Get thd'feel of Chryiler's 440 cubic lnch-V-8. And compare. Compare hard. Any way you like - with all the cere you've ever owned. We’ll make you a small wager. Do whet we ask today, and chances are you'll wind up in a Chrysler tonight. And wouldn't that be great? Savings withdrawal requests honored immediately. Dividend earnings preserved ond protected by 4ow- WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE cost share loons. INSURED SAFE SAVINGS Barry's Farm Store S. Hanover at Halting* City Limit* 136 E. State St. mw Wl 5'Mll M � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-02-03.pdf b3affc500481839e06a8d67599794638 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 20 r.i~— 3 UdlM, H-tta*., MkMfao. SkMm Omj J. Bitter Cold Brings Tragedy From Home Fire r.*- I h> * NUM*** 42 EDITORIALS keep informed os Io the driving Edward Michalski and James Del Rio to turn driving rexwda into state secret* labeled "confidential" in Barry Ooutny. n aone Insurance companies do About the only persons to benefit ( directly from this measure would । be those, including legislators. ( FIB8T HEALTH INSURANCE CARD—Atty • ho served from lava .. ......__ 7 . • Order 25 Barry Honor Nashville •■ t m JI ala Pontiac a «* Men to Report iGrad 1 John E. Dowsett, a graduate < Nashville. Class of 1060. and m For Army Duty I sett of Berryville, waa named able jiubllc Information building. indutU® “» h'“ port to U m bus Station. Uw station. Haan's ------------ ' iThornapple Boy Io w * . J “ * , . " Scout Leaders Thursday found In the ruins. ert*. 24; Richard L. Stanley. 22; Robert C. Miller. 21; Dennis R. Hutchins. 21; Darwin E Reid. 21; Robert K. MscKenxle, 21; Richard L. Dawe. 21; Erick Schutt, 21; Harold E Jameson. 20; Michael Richey. X; Raymond B. Hause, Jr., X; Hany A. Orteck. X; Raymond L. Bush. X; William P. Johncock, ' I1 Ntght banquet held "Monday at Delton the Hotel Hastings. VanBuaklrk home on R1 Hlck- Program tips to help Scout Unit Iredere with their March ported. two roundtables to be held In Hastings firemen were called ।the Thomapple District of the shortly after 2 p.m. Friday to Grand Valley Council. Boy the Harold Hall home on R1 Delton, on the McKlbbln Road just south of the Gun Latae Road In Orangeville Ttownshlp. Wood ard L. Campbell. 30; James R. in the basomanti ot ths larg*. two-story frame structure had muicaster. M; John M. Bcedle, 20; ' The Cub Scout Round Table. caught fire tn the basement. Walter W. Brunt. 20; Jerry E under the direction of Chartas Little fire damage resulted but the house was filled with smoke at On an* n ... KTr-WmalH ■Mla/nr./ nnan mlasloner. will provide program Clelland. -JO. 2:06 by Mrs Brenoa Conine, the leaving for Detroit for Uielr pre- Knlghta of the Round Table and daughter of the Harold Hall*. Induction physical examinations. ““ an explanation -------of • Cub Scout ad- Achievement Plan." Closes Station After 25 Years March program theme ready for trouble. The troop lenders will also are a rededlcatlan of Junior Vovl* Exuillsh. who had ooer- Jeadera and will mobillatedthe at State -^-.7.-. service 7- v station -TT—------- “UM P1^ N* emergency 1 kt*™" «» “'>«» «*«“ D“““ «««'■ I a* service manager tor iteahm | Ur" ch*lnn*n w111 Prwni to Motor Salea 'answer quewUons on the March English purchased the lease J^Vickrta^h^ta* and equipment for the station at Tickets Wifi be issued to the northwest comer of the busy । 800,11 leaders at this time. Intersection from Gordon Bera. | “ now In California. For about 10. vmt h* handled Tevaz-n Pm. । ducts, and for the last 15 years It has been a Gulf Station. The station is being remodeled from Hastings Earn All-A’s at Michigan State * 3 community, having been born English, moved back here from He went to the old First Ward School, and then spent 24 years in Lansing. He worked there as a baker for 14 years. He returned to Hastings In 1D41. and worked for Montgomery Ward before taking over the service station in September of 1041. English married Mrs. Lucille Pierson, daughter of Mr. and Three students from Hasting* were among the 482 who achieved all-A records during the Fall term at Michigan State Univer­ sity. president. honored the stud,enU Bank for the purpose of electing directors and for the transaction of such other business as may legally oome before the meeting 2/1 and 1400. vindnia Potts. daughter ot Mr. Ungs, gave a series of programs at the Senior and Junior High fright Sim. director of guid• tn the Hastings schools, has that Monday. Feb 7. ;K pm. there will be an "8th Parents Night” In the high I study hall. and Jt Atty. Hudson, who has been practicing in Hastings since August. 1061. has been a leader in the Oommunity Fund drive fbr president of the Cancer Society, a member of the Hastings Klwanls Club and Knlghta of Columbus. . He Is also an athlete, has been a pitcher tn the Hastings Soft­ ball Association, and is a bowler" Cleveland' Judge McDonald _ _ Says New Law Not Enforceable into this new training council. Thus, if a judge believed a man should pay a >50 fine, he would be ordered to do so, and 10 per­ cent would be taken from that amount. land returned to their home on the Strickland Road northeast ot HMttngs about a pm. Monday to find- the two story, frame house rolnkd. Ths Stricklands had left about cent onto the court cost* 9 am. on a business trip to Ionia Judge McDonald asserts that the law usurps the discretionary neighbors discovered authority of the court. Under the new Michigan act the State training council is es­ tablished to administer, the fund. Firemen rolled to the area with It will employ an executive secretwo trucks, and even before reaching the nctual scene noti­ Membenhlp on the council will fied Woodland that help would include the State Attorney Gen­ Firemen battled the stubborn eral. the State Police Commls- Early Monday afternoon the firemen were called to the Mar­ cus Javor home on R5 Hastings, about six miles southwest of Hastings on M-43 when the house became filled with smoke. The smoke esune from the chbnney. There was no loss from fire, according to the report. follow: Grade I —Katherine Christie. Barbara Denny. Janus Ellis. Max­ ine Fedewa, Cindy Olelarowskl. > Thomas Kessenich. Mary Martin, Kathleen McGuire and Patrick Gas Overcomes Family of Four wife. Linda. 22. and two children, Barbara. 2. and Tracy. months, were still In Pennock Hospital tills Wednesday morning after being taken there about noon ciune by what is believed to have been carbon monoxide gas. The Sherers reside in the remodeled old Ftah School near Freeport Hastings firemen were summoned on a resuscitation call to assist cams from a heater. • All Eaton County echo the kindergarten through Monday, Fgb. sUtute. This Um lUpl. V.U., KhooU viu te epMttnteJn Dalton, the play. joining with Eaton Rapids. Belle­ vue. Olivet and Fottervllle. Th* J Petitions Out year. AU gubernatorial Name Johnston Manager of Hastings Bliss Thomas L. Johnston has been The two receiving the (boot appointed manager of the Ho*- votes will be on the April ballot. t'nu Division of the E. W. Bliss The April election could drew a Company, according to an an­ heavier vote lhan usual munici­ nouncement by Olaf O Vaught, pal elections, especially if ftocgroup vice president of th* press . division Iposal to permit liquor ip Prior to joining Bliss. Johnston t served by the glass. Aetna Standard Division of the' In the Citv calling for a n Blaw-Knox Company *n Ellwood dum on the sale of liquor rt th the Aetna Standard j ering Company prior to that company's consolidation I vale elate*, each with Blaw-Knox. Ledre, the Elka 1 He revved in various eapaclHastings Couatry (Tab. tics toeludlng ordnanee project Mrs Kinney announced that engineer, and superintendent rreistraUoni are cloeed for the __ . __ ___ M . lay register between Feb before I am on Monday. ' Previously. Johnston waa a die ______ nt ha« $ ins eligible elecpans of America and was asRRl Itor* tor the Feb. 21 primary. sled with Johnson Bronte Com |Th*Tr Pre 1506 registered In the First Ward. 822 in the Second. pany in New Castle. Pa. ... '222 1A the Third and >15 to the He attended Geneva Colic: “X Fourth Ward. where he majored tn malhemal Deadline for apolyln* for absentee ballots for the primary on sylvanla State University to teach tn Its extension program. Hastings last voted on “liquor soclaled with the U.8 War De­ partment as chief of small arms Inspection for the Pittsburgh Ordnance District following which he served tn the Pacific Theater with the UB. Navy. ballot. He Is a member of the Ameri­ can Society ot Mechanical Engi­ Republican* Plan neers and the Western Pennsyl­ vania Personnel Association. Lincoln Dav F*t« Johnston and his wife plan to relocate in HasUngs They have In Clerk'* Office sight children. Declare Dividend Directon of Hastings Mfg. This council may distribute Company have declared a regular training funds to city, county, quarterly dividend ot 12H cento village and township police unite fleer's salary plus overtime and training expense incurred when the officer must be away from home for training purposes. To qualify for funds, the mu­ nicipal police unite must be fol­ lowing recruiting standards to be established by the trebling coun­ cil and all training programs must conform with guidelines for training to be established by the council. Funds for training will be ap­ propriated by the legislature annually. • The 10 percent levy has been assessed where applicable tn HasUngs Municipal Court. • This matter could be tested tn the appellate courts by writ of mandamus. Tickets are available from Mrs. 10 cent rate paid previously. The, dividend is payable March 15. IBM. to stockholders of record at ris. Hastings, and IJoyd Hoffmem. ■he close of business March 4. Delton. HASTINGS TAX NOTICE- Louisa E. Erway City Treasurer 2/10 Deadline Feb. 15 ForPayingTaxes Without Penalty Of the combined county tax of 112750615. >144.82222 had been paid. Of the special school tax of paid, and of the total Hastings school tax of 2280522.12, |M1.HU an had *----- naU* Property owners had paid tWl 4? of the >11.1X871 levied tn the collection fees. Collection Declare Dividend taxes wghoul penalty Is Feb. Company have declared a rega15th. Three percent penalty will lar quarterly dividend of 38 bill of >4*7438.(3. leaving »!».12th J Fgh 211 LldllOF final day for paying county­ school taxes without a three cent penally. The penalty starling Feb. 1 Eaton Schools Close Monday City Primary Central PTA will hold an open house .Tureday. F>b._2. U_7:W 1 i um preceding the program. An Judge Archie D. McDonald of । attendance trophy will be award- | ■ city Clerk Donna Kinney ia the Sth (Barry-Eaton) Circuit ed to the room which has the making preparations ------- •'*- 'for a — '­ pri has refused to follow Michigan's largest percentage of parents mary elecUon to be held ip all new Isw which went Into effect present. Please help your child's Hastings precincts with four can­ on Jsn. 1 requiring Judges to tack I room win Refreshments will be didates seeking nomination for City treasurer to succeed Mrs. they assess as court costa, other - - ' retiring than for traffic or conservation from office. law violations. With four candidates, _ mary U mandatory under the Hastings charter. "Die additional 10 percent levy is made to be used for training ttlng started In high school, law enforcement officers to better tent Principal Robert Miller apprehend criminals. talk on attendance and alhSo. if a person U fined >100 and ordered to pay $100 court cost* too, he would under the'act pay Schroeder on the placement of >110 court costa. fstudents according to abilities. Judge McDonald declared, Mrs Elisabeth Underwood will while recently sentencing a man 1speak on guidance and Sim on that the act is not enforceable, driver education. that It takes the discretionary Mrs Jane Arnold will be chair­ authority away from the Judge. man of the program. Judge McDonald explained that if the members of the Legis­ lature had desired to do no. they could easily have earmarked 10 Fire Ruins Strickland Home Monday Cantrai pta to Hove Open House City Treasurer Louise Erway reminds HasUngs property own- "Rural Progreaa Carevan," shows at tha *ntoroapp|a . Kellogg elected president for the Nash­ School at Middleville on Manday. Tha gtneral public Is In­ ville Chamber of Commerce for vited to attend Church hare- Slam Mercury Climbs St. Rose Names Honor Students After Dropping Thirty-three students at St. Rose Elementary School earned places To Season’s Low quarter. md from the Banner fila A group ot Hasting. plan to go to St. Mary's Church at Redford. Thursday, to attend Franklin Grade 7—Kathleen Hodges. Lee Ann Martin and Janine Btamler Rutland Township Grads 8-Chrittlne Cronlnger. sero on Friday night. Patricia Drake. Marcia Herres­ Saturday the temperature bach. Michael Hubert, Robert HuIB, final day for paying without penally. Collec- failed to climb over 10 above and at night dropped to a minus 10. ard Rohde. ■ Sunday night the Jow wu a Grade 5—Tracy Averting. Lori mild 5 above, Mondky night It Bleam. William Carter. Polly Keeler. Mary Lynn Kennedy. Je­ Roy Puller. Trees. 2/10 rome Kesarnlch. Kathleen KllUn8 am. this Wednesday. ger. Randy Nelsen - and Pamela The temperatures follow: Penrod. Grade 4 —Rex Christie. Jennie Date High Lev Free Ip. Drake. Cheryl Hodges. Halina LMacsynskl and Denise Loftus dent and Adolph Douse, trra- the blase for more than two hours before the last smouldering em- named by the governor.. I Three appointments will be The building was ruined, and made from chiefs of police, time most of the Stricklands furniture from sheriff's groups and one from the Fraternal Order of Po­ and belongings were tost. licy. one from the Metropolitan young cattle. He also raises wheat •tricktand to a well-known Club and one from the Detroit and oats in addition to hay and Polk* corn. backward glances William Nicholas . by are milking 50 cows and notified their Holstein hard avaragM a ttUle more than 12500 pounds of partoreiL milk per cow last year Mra. Halt had undergone sureThe Karrarx started tn 1064 with 25 head on 80 acres of land HoepltaL Her husband is em­ about a mile from their present ployed at the E. W- Bliss Com­ farm. pany. The cows are fed coin ensilage from a 20 by 45-foot silo by a ' issy susan" type feeder, one'of the first in this area. The "laxy rusan" Is fitted around the boltom of the 4U0. . The cows are milked twice dally In a three-stall milking parlor and receive dry ground Saturday afternoon Hastings feed of about 15■A percent pro­ tein while being milked. If each Goodyear Service truck from Battle Creek caught fire on M-37 of food while tn the ranking stall. near the Cloverdale Road. About It takes more lhan two hours to four milk the herd. Those from here were Dale R. Milder temperatures returned Russel Doty. 2TI W. Benson, physical science; -Janet 8. Foley, week, a welcomed relief after the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georgs frigid weather which blanketed W. Spencer. 1001 8. Dibble, the area and much of the Namathematics, and Carol Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. KenTtiey have one daughter. Valarle. neth Rose. 1204 8. Jefferson. NOTICE: The Annua) Meeting of Share- as arent* of 8th raders Invited o.HHS Monday Jaycees Honor Young Men for Achievements Atty. Richard J. Hudson, 22. Hastings lawyer who was chair­ man of Uie recent, successful United Community Fund Drive, received the Jaycees Distin­ guished Service Award and Rich­ Ralph Brewer home at Crooked ard Karrar, X. Barry dairyman. reported at >250. At 6 pm. Thursday and building better ge 4. this Sec.) Iron another lire when they re* Iprotected under thia aet-up and competent ones penalised. For. U Saturday at the Henion - Smith Funeral Home wt Delton. The Young Man of the Year by the Rev. Maricus Taber officiated Thursday. Feb. 10. the Selective _ thia ran public interest — Highway 'being one of Michigan’s I concerns. Unsafe driven wo which occo Ally. Cartright Is not eligible for* monthly Boetai Soeurity benefit* but is aniline hlmawlf -r • *.- m.mi___ •»______ . ... D._.7 "—’ r ■ irpuwnuaure imm loe unuw Rapids office Doyle reminds those 65 or over that Marsh 11 is the deadline fnr I'll-. t..— **.*iu — .___ -•______ .___ .__ ... .. . violations, !'s regulative authority and not ugh the unjust and unwar­ 'd procedure of oloslim the HONOR INSURANCE MAN �Durfee Vn.M.a. Poor Hearn Effects CH1< AUTUMN HARVEST' DINNERWARE HERE'S HOW THE PLAN WORKS FR0* tour WEEK FOR 1200 FREE t 6REEN STAMPS -Artsow fellbogfcj COFFEE CUP ONLY.. II phyalthe dlag.... .................. ...... .. . j <ttoea*e. He may use drop, preaczlbe Blaucs and pet fex in eye mnery. An ophthalmologist can tail when falling eyeeight la related to the tone ayrtem of the eye PILLSBURY ~ ^BUTTERMILK BISCUITS The ototoglet can determine by a variety of t<wta whether loo of heartng is due to nerve damage ^J!«£!^TORE weekly AMAv’llb. 2'A to lib ’ Nro* " BETTY CROCKER1 5%-oz. Packages EACH ts. 8-Oz. Wt. ». Can **] CAKE MIXES ...With Milo By Hr*. Frank Routh WllttRBAll 6nl« Cdudwe ■mt, Winw and UgarwUM ITKSORTRIX POTATO BUDS dlttona, a hearing aid or one of several operation* may be recom­ mended by the ototogirt. It to highly important to your child* growth and development to be conrtanUy alert to sign* of defective viaton or hearing, and to seek medical rtXcnlton promptly. 6-9 Lb. TURKEYS 2 FANCY YOUNG DUCKS CORNISH HENS V * PRICE >k49c PUMIUM BONELESS TURKEY ROLLS WITH COUPON taow 650, Wx4H" Sheet Roll h 1 DRIED BEEF Michigan State* IBM opening football game will be against a Ttorth Carolina State team coached by Eorto Edwards, a Spartan assistant from IMS through IBM. ib. 99c HERRUD PARTY ASSORTMENT CHARMIN TOILET Frank Roush waa surprised Saturday evening by hte grand­ son! gnd great grandaoua, Larry and Archie Tobias and wire* bringing in a nicely deaerated birthday cake and Ice cream, * Romer and Mervin Maher called on the Rouahea last week. Mn. Fisher celebrated a birthday laet week. W Mlse Helen Burrougha baa not been feeling too well for the tart few dap*. ★ Rev. Frank Crabb to improving «lowly. He can now get up for a few "99c mjx. wi. n» 59( AS WE SEE II TISSUE WAYNI Gong, Rut Not Forgotten .J < ' WI UttRVI TH! RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANT1TIK ON ITiMS M THIS AD. ? MHH SLICID Ot CHUNK 1 RESH PICNIC STYLE 1 THE SURE WAY TO SAFE SAVINGS PORK ROAST , PORK LIVER > COUNTRY STYLE ff SPARERIBS * । VAN HOITEN-S 141., 11-01 PKO ( SAUERKRAUT J 6SO WMty* SHEETS PCT ROLL I CHARMIN TISSUE WE USERVE THE EIGHT'TO-UM1T QUANTI OB TURKIY... SPARTAN Ux. 4 The large quonaet build­ in*! used for government grain atorage. and familiar tight* on West State Road since IBM, will soon ba thing! of the part a* far a* the grain alorage program la concerned. But art* raddenta ..will be teeing them for many yuara to came a* added dl*play building! at the Barry County Pair Ground* Even now they are being tom down and re-erected to !*• uaedjwxt Summer at the Barry County Pair Old Building* never die (If they are constructed welli, they Ju»t are uaad for different HoW aboul^B tweleaa *P*« In your bBxnl or atUc? could II beHhad for multiple family purAee if ■ bit of remodeling afi refurbiahlng took place. Naw la the time to do it. Winter •a a wonderful time to work indde and mm are available to do It. Maybe YOU would like to tackle it youroeU after you find out how aa*y ■ *t * and how much you have to gam by gettliw It done. 8m ua today. KA8T MDK LVMBKB CO, 111 EAST.KAllJiOAI) STREET, HAATTNGS. MtONg WI #- �Viet Nam Soldier J?i!!L8r«Si^-Chi|Name Veteran Wvntoc Sister Kota. and Mr*. Le. cook. 806 wJzVMa • r Writes SXHL’tatS.Offictl duet In Hastings Mr Nashville has_____ Chief. Robert Parker of 8t. John* Chief Barker served in World Mun,^wrttten from Viet Nam on j a Much of the time waa spent in Calif, 06235. The letter follow*: Dear Dawn: Weil. I received a package from the Stale of Michigan tt>n*V V Krah1* feauM. —a_ _ _ a . .. By American Medical Assoc. ----- — ——>*. I didn't deserve it, but it nude through the house are deadly poisons, ready for the taking Catherine de Medici, says a new pamphlet from the Araeri-- ---- ----------ICM can Medical AMoclstlon, hid we atih play a part. Dawn, you deadly poisons behind ’ have children growing up and I panel In her boudoir. plan to have some children too. •nd I hope by’ « 0^ y^r^y^ ^J^p^ your supply of potential poisons here that we keen ourr chJl chi I.- Ls u not so well hidden Seemingdren nr Ccan *n k "p.°4 OtXnunl*^f w “XL b«e Of Jjr hormlem household ItemaOommunism. item* which cause half a mil- His family includes his wife, Catherine; two ton*. Stephen. 14 and Kevin, 10 and a daughter. 77------------------------------«• Parker will be on probation for "" ■*— । The village council met Wed- »,nla I, In,, eheu (enill, but houee Betl're7 e^^nT ». a... .. . .7 .L_ 1 nnd. ;hjm aecUanUlly. took to (he. ,wn“’ • Kitchen killer* may Include I want to thank you again. household chemicals such as de- ^of’Th^Iy. Lawerance I Lawerance Wood has been tak­ ing over the police work since Don Lair left. The council expects to com­ The Church at the Nuarene h„ purchaaeh land ,u« awl o! KlleTstm: elhooL They have platted a housing developmeiit and hope to start selling lots within a short time. The I love you all very much Write soon May G<xl bless and keep you all safe. Give everyone my tovo Your brother. Gouge brass polishes, disinfectant*, H tan ton visited the council meet­ room deodorant* and bisect poi- ing to enlighten the member* on progress made thu* far. If the kitchen rink in oaky reach of plans are carried out the devel­ opment will make a nice addi­ children. • Medicine* cause matt acci­ tion to the village of Nevhvllle. dental poisoning* In children, The church plans to build a new Bernard Historical and aspirin lead* the pack. Structure for their own use on deodorants, shaving part of the land. Society Meets Feb. 7 Cosmetics, lotion and- unlabeled medicine can poison adults who take them New State Social . ciety will meet Monday. Feb, 7. in the dark without reading the at the Delton High School Home (Welfare Supervitor ™ Bodmer of Kalamaaoo will talk m. too. l«. Children CWMirn are curi eurt-­ on "The History ot Medicine." dangers, ous enough to drink paints, lac­ Refreshments will be served quer*. vamiaixa and turpentine, SJSSJta in mno'Til rfrtTk chemicals In empty soft drink 0011 ■ Gorden aux*, such as Insect sprays, week killers and fertiIImt* may benefit your plant*, but they can kill children. Store i-arden ctamloals out Of reach of children When applying, keep Mr. and Mrs Fred Birman of preparations away from *y«s, R3 Hastings, enlisted in the Air noM. mouth and akin. Foice In September and la now at Cam Rank Bay. Viet Nam. Hte cosmetics and pill* on tabletops address 1*: ASC Jack L. Birman dren can find them. Mothballs are a hazard If yqu store Winter AF 168241M clothes in a low cheat or draw- Armed Forces News Notes APO San Francisco, Calif 86226 Some final precautions — label everything, keep medicine In a locked cabinet, never store Army 8p. 4 Donald L. Carpen - chemicals In food or beverage John Z. Carpenter. R2 Delton. 1061 graduate ot Delton High School Carpenter intended Kel­ logg Community College. Battle Creek His wife. Dortnda. Uvea In Killeen. Tex. France Li building a 2.460-foot dam to harness the tides of the Ranee River estuary, ths Na­ tional Geographic says. The tides, which average 28 feet of rise and fall, will produce enough electricity for 125,000 French homes by 1067. have the atest patterni In (Armstrong LINOLEUM THS MODERN FASHION IN FLOOR1 ixLzu L r _ln cooperation with school*. PTA group* end iqrvire chibs, l» fflrinbuting Infornutloa an children* dental hc-Mlth throughout Michigan to rrach as many familim a* poMiUe during Ihi* 18th national obaawwnce of Childmi'i Drntal Health Week. druga. use only prescriptiegu ordered ftr you by a physician. । .ail* with Insect spray*. aerosols, rat poisons, weed killers or cleaning agents. and keep poien"al poisons out ot children's Barry Office Hlindle p^wia,* ncld representative for the State De­ partment of Social Welfare, re­ urttl “ Mon“y. J1Q ‘- »■ tired ** 01 of Monday, Jan. 21, «nd and Ule repe^entaUv, who supervises the Barry County Soda! Welfare Department Is Robert Toot. Toot called st the local offico* on Monday for his first official visit. One of the newest workers on the Barry Social Welfare office is Mrs Anthony Hein of 827 N Boltwood. who la the accountant there. Michigan Week Special Days Are Switched He advised parent* that a child should first tee the drntht when all ti-rth have erupted. Basis For Portnanenl Teeth vd* good primary teclb to help develop and msin. the dental arch add to preserve the (pace intended for permanent teeth. tooth, thu* creating a barrier for the permsnent tooth. Thi* often create* crooked teeth, and a subsequent faulty fafe. Proper bnuhing Immediately after eating and periodic viiiti to the dentist are tire be*t wsy* at ensurini good teeth for life. A inotlter thould *tart bnuhing her child'* teeth a* »oon a* the child will accept it. At first the parent vriU have to do the bnuhing. but by the time e child has all of hi* first teeth, Ike will accept the idea and will want to do inoit of the brushing himself. * National itatistics »how that Irsa tian 5<T perir.it of all American* visit their denti'ts regularly. Michigan denUits are hoping to help improve thi* percentage through the educational activities vheduled to take place during National Children'* Dental Health Week Good dental practice* itarletl at an early age will meaa your child can "keep a smile for his future". Michigan Elk |Is»Drain a»« rpCommissioner 'r*I±"tand, Tdr* C ” ““'“’Ferd Stevens attended the State Hunters Take 183 Drain Commissioner'* ConvenIn Second Season Thursday and Friday of last Marriage Licenses are held In many place* to toast local history. The other special day* remain as In the past- Bunday, Spiritual Foundations Day; Monday. Our Government Day; Wednesday. Our Livelihood Day; Thursday. Education Day/ Saturday, Our Youth Day. IVIRY BUDGET FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St HoapKaJ where Mrs. Oarllnger would normally Hubert Hunt and Roberta Roush. the Hastings Mfg. Company Baltimore; WilliamYoungken within a short time An older and Marion Warren, Barry; at the time. and Mr. Oarllnger Carltoa; Mildred Brodbeck and Bernice Curtis. Castleton; Audployed at the wtnd. the Hastings TowrulWp; Buotll Di- pile the efforts of the fire de­ partment. /he house and content* McKee. Irving; Norman B Johnstown; Marvin Potter, pie Grove; Hugh Nevins. Orange­ ville; Harold Dcwter, Prairieville experiment* on California and ly 111.000 which was partially the dinosaur*. Oar& on M-66 until other arrangements can be made. The farm is an old landmark, and for many year* was owned by the Bert Heckathorn family. VA Seek* Data From Veterans rente J. Bauer American Legion ministration is sending out in­ formation cards which should bo property filled out and returned. and returned primarily to keep too a Prance forming Feb. 6-11, 7:00 p.m 5 GREAT NIGHTS of EVANGELISM with Rov. Marvin Jawall Owona, Mich. Music, Inspiration. Fellowship advanced education for depenMichigan's second modern-day president of the Women's Auxili­ Cards require a veteran's so­ elk hunt la history and Into its ary of the State Drain Commis­ sioners Association. cial security number, complete address Including rip code, rate restful sportsmen who hauled and signature. home about 35 ton* of elk from Figurehead* that adorned sail­ the Pigeon River area of the ing ship* in the 10th century northern Lower Peninsula The art of pottery - making evolved from the Indent art of The Dec. 8-18 season's total decorating bow* to Mere friendly Europe, requiring about 400 year* contingent of nearly 300 hunter* spirits aboard. IM N for each 1(X> miles it traveled. failed to match last year's high Geographic says. harvest of 268 animals, but they did better lhan the Conservation Department had predicted they would Their success ratio of about 62 percent was a respect­ able one, even when measured against last season's pace-setting Uon from western iUl»i with Mr*. Core DeWitt. 76. The Oar lingers are living with Educational ProceM are May 18-21. -:TiiiiW/W4perfect hunting eondltloaui pre- k pttallty Day since Michigan Week began in 1964. will be Our vailed, this season hod little snow to help sportsmen, and Heritage Day. rains pelted the Pigeon River area during the only weekend of Our Heritage Day. will be Hos­ the hunt. pitality Day This year's hunters, although In announcing the change. General Chairman Paul Penfield, not allowing the super-charged advertising director ot Detroit enthusiasm of thoaf who took part in the 1064 history-making, Edison Co, explained that the switch results from a suggestion hunt, were generally (tappr about things—except the waalhby the Wyandotte Board ot Commeroe that in a great vacation Ope of the reasons for this was State in Springtime the most appropriate time for hospitality that most of the successful hunt­ er* aaw good number* of elk. The weekend. Traditionally scores of first 112 lucky < opes checked communions celebrate Hospital­ through the Consarvation De­ ity Day7 with special visitor partment'* Pigeon River research greeting programs, often having station reported seeing 885 elk, OU companies are seeding to police issue tickets to out-ot- or about eight animals each. This compares closely with develop low-coat food from pe­ troleum. Germany made fats and doughnuts, lunch, dinner or last season when the first 104 from petroleum during World even overnight accommodations. hunters with animals said they War II to feed forced labor The Wyandotte group also spotted 780 elk. groups, but they were neither urged that Friday would be the The pattern of this season's safe nor tasty. Now oil producer* ideal time fur hospitality activi- kill and the herd's distribution hopeful that are noperui uiai petroleum can uM tn business places because so was quite different from last be turned Into agreeable food to many storos are open Friday alleviate the world's protein arming in shopping canters and fairly even numbers throughout shortage. I elsewhere. the primary part ot their 600square-mlle range in Cheboygan. Presque Isle. Otsego, and Mont­ morency counties. brought complete agreement With Hie Wyandotte suggestion. It turned out that county his­ torical societies, usually in charge of Heritage Day arrangements. were killed. A FLOOR TO MI IT kae Springs; Gertrude Schllha- Mrs. DeWitt of Nashville Dies # Here Wednesday J. William* and Defwin L. Hut­ chins, Hastings City; Helen Ber- Dr. Percy J. Ross, MSDA president. «ay» that primary teeth should There'll be a switch in two of week always begins on the third tents of the Glenn OarUoger The Jurors include: home, 625 Kellogg Street. Nash­ ville, shortly after 1 pm Monday. The Nashville "Volunteer Fir* Olive Flnkbetner. Thoma pple; Department arrived to find the home completely filled with Primary Teeth Important ' return. I hope I do. But no mat­ ter what happens, there Is a rea- 21. Carpenter, a medico! specialIM In Headquarter* and Supply Company of the di virion'* 47th Medical Battalion. entered the Army in September. 1063 and care should ba darted Mora Good dental babtts started at . Every Home . Europe, tn IBM he moved to 8V Hom< Greater Lansing Special Police in road patrol and on special as­ Has Handy signments. Deadly Poisons । Draw Jury for fire Destroy February Term Neville Ho lome A fire which apparently started from an over - heated furnace, Nashville D .. HASTINGS Child a Dental Education Bogina Prior To Formal Schooling A Welcome Awaits You! Hastings E.U.B. Chu enneuf ALWAYS RHSV QUAUTY F vTf.-T*’' r. In Hastings, Michigan our annual spring the Department shed more evi­ dence that Michigan's elk herd is a healthy, growing one which has good reproduction. For one tiling, a preliminary check of embryos from cows shot showed that the animals are re­ producing normally. Reflecting the same thing was the fact that while many huntblgger trophies. 82 percent of all 1SS animals taken were leas than Photo Enlargements BLACK-WHITE 5X7" . 59c, 2 FOR 60c 8X10".89c, 2 FOR 90c Ones-A-Ysar lc Sale FtbnMy Oily KODACOLOR $1, 2 FOR $1.01 5X7" 8X10" . $2.69, 2 FOR $2.70 A FREE ROLL of Black and White Film given with each roll brought in for processing . . . Sizes 620 - 120 - 127. «3 GTIRDNE •> D *1 1) G S Thia means that a large seg­ ment of the elk population is made up at young animals and ductIon each year totals upwards of 450 animals. It also means that the herd can and should be hunted each year to keep these relatively short - lived animals from going down the drain, game Tpoint out comparison of this season's harvest and the estimated an­ nual Increase of the herd indi­ cates that hufiter* did not scratch the surface ot the ani­ mals' breeding population, ac­ cording to the Department. As a result, game biologists say that the herd, estimated at 3.00-3.500 animals before the season, could be evep larger nest fall. your choice4«00 FABRICS: All thq new boty Car* fabrics—fabulous Arnel* triacetate and nylon knit. Dacron* polyester ■and nylon knit, 100% Docron* shdntung. STYLES: Sheaths, two pi tears. shifts, step-ins; with tailor collars,, shawl collars. Schiffli embroidery, other fashion details. SIZES: Juniors* 5rl5; misses' 6-18; half sizes* l4Vi-24¥». Mr*. Richard (Ardlth) Hart of cEi. WaolUng- STORE HOURS: Open Evpry Day from 9 AJA. until5:30 KM. Wl 5-11B4 Opan Friday from 9 AJA mitil 9 F.M. tfc �I> ■ ARE TOUR Ll( Clarence Dorsey Of Middle Lake Dies Tuesday 1 AL SEt ImsUmI enforcement. A solution here win be to the legislature and alert and strict enforcement ad down Freeport By Mrs. Syiwm Tagg tost yosr, involved cue car alone. Dnaak driven an Involved tn about any percent of the bad trafita aod- law* —atnrt drank driving, -but drivem drink anyway and aU too MUn this tact to dtooovercd only * Automobile bulkier* have been taken to task in Oongrau and Mate kgtslaturra alike for failure to In­ safety feature* into their care. The Imir—lrwi toft here to that faulty hnign to a major factor in high­ way aafisty. The manufacturer* were ateo taken to Cask tor not spending enough on research fro- 11AU we bsUeve, in building too much sprcd into thrtr jroducta —mon speed than the enrage driver to competent to handle. The can ot today can cruise efforUcealy at speeds of 23 mph or more tn ««•» of the maximum speeds permitted on ipht-iane freeways. But here, too. the criticism must be qualified since the speed to being produced in response to public demand; maxistum car speeds could be controked W legtolattn decree, which, individual legislators tecognln Hubert Overtoil and family were Sunday dinner guest* of hi* mother, Mn. Charles Overholt. * Mn. George Owen visited her aunt, Mrs. Mildred Barbieri, at Pennock Hospital Saturday. * Don Blough of Wyoming was a Sunday caller al the Tam Owen tome. * Mn. Mabel Cool and Mn. Barbara MUler. both of Pinhook, and Mn. Mina Wieland were Sunday callen at the John Deweerd home. Ing situations where fast pick-up Mr. and Mn. Charin TMrnto and and quick bunts of speed can avoid childrm of HasUngs spent Bunday aa well a* cause aoddents. Thu*. U legislature* really wisli to come to grip* with the problem, it will have to be along the line * Mr*. Gordon Yoder and daugh­ ter. Julie, visited her mother, Mix. of insuring greater driver com- Katherine Ralrigh. at the home of her sister, Mrs. Howard New­ given and the allowance of greater man. al Cariton Center last Wed­ authority to offleers and governing nesday. * Mr. and Mr*. Charles Kliw and Lloyd. Mrs. Minnie King. boards, to revoke licenses for a Charles Martin and Kevin Aapinall wider range of driving violation*, took ice cream and cake to Lowell ■nil*, too, will not be popular, Friday afternoon to help Mrs Rob­ ert King celebrate her birthday. evtn by many who think they are Mr. and Mr*. Robert King and all out for highway safety—but It children were Sunday dinner guests Is an essential step that must be of their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Cliarles King. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King and sons of Ionia were eve­ Required Inspections of vehicles ning visitors. * Mn. Alden Grin­ to determine if they arc safe ferf nell. Mr*. Seymore Bouwcns. Mrs. driving, would help—but “unsafe* Charles King, local and Mrs. El­ mer Kh« ot Ionia attended a point vehicle* are actually Involved In a party al the Iwxne of Mn. Winnie surprisingly small percentage of Gallop in Orleans, Tuesday eve­ ning. ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Seymore fatal highway Mrldmt*. It to the faulty driver rather than the faulty car or the faulty road which to the real killer on related to highway safety—espe­ cially on research desigiud to makp can more crash-proof and thus give the driven and occupants FOR yOUR / VALENTINE }DAV PARjy^ SHORTS' DAK MEM MORE fUWT PlAV SME... REPLACE B/JRN&MT BOLES \ —MACE ■SORE TURK C/6MLS ARP DMMER SMTCH ARE HORKMCrf heart attack ot hte home. He is also very ill with pneumonia. * Mr. and Mn. Robert Clinton and children and Mr. and Mn. Donald Clinton and children were Sunday dinner guest* ot tlieir parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Art Clinton. * Mr. and Mrs Reuben Crites Jr. of Eaten Rapids were Friday visitors of their parent*. Mr. and Mn Reuben Crites Sr. Mr. and Mn. Donald Crites of Onondaga were Bunday lunch guests. . Mn. Fay Demond Jr- and daugh­ ters. Benita and Gloria, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pasthumus and children of Alto were Sunday visi­ ters of their mother. Mr*. Sylvan Tagg. * Miss Lindsey Cullen tpenl the weekend with Mlsa Jean Hig­ gins of near Middleville. * Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Duke* and children of Hartings were Sunday dinner guests of hl* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Duke*, tn honor of Pat* and Mrs. Judy McDonald of Saranac and Mrs. Siuiran Fawley of Clarks­ ville, were Monday culiere, of Mrs.Floyd Dukes. * Mr. and Mrs. Cliarlc* Geiger were Sunday din­ ner guest* of tiielr daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukes. * Mr. and Mrs. Ron Geiger and Mr. and Mn>. i Ray Dukes visited their gnuxi-; father. Floyd Geiger, in Butter­ worth Hospital Saturday. * Oornellous Bouwcns of Alto was a Monday caller at the home of his son, Mr. and Mn. Scymort: Bopwtn*. A The morning prayer st^v- Nancy of Delton. The occasion was Mrs. Wartmans birthday. * Mr. and Mrs. Al Barnard and sons and Hal pl i Moore visited Mrs. Moore at the Medical Faculty Bunday. Mr. and Mrs George fauna: at­ Church Feb. 7 at 8130. Ticket* fl tended the wedding of her ntecr. for Juniors and 1150 for adults. * Miss Dawn Blough, and John Ball Guest speaker at the United Breth­ ren Church next week will be Rev. C- H. Hull. Brother Hull retired from the active pastorate after serving 25 years. He is the father of Miss Nancy Hull, missionary to UPHOLSTERING a Free tstimsfes in th* Hastiagi Arsa ea Tuosdsys. a Pickup imd Delivery. • 9 Years Same Lecatioa. THI FURNITURE BUILDING weeks tn January, February, and March, tha total to more than |M, and you qre required to report these wages and pay the social security tax on or before April 30. Qe—Item Where does a do- will be speaking the morning and evening of Feb. 13 Brother Beason Li another retiree in the con­ ference, He ha* held a number of revivals since fetiring from active pastorate. * The February meeting of the Board of Administration will be postponed a week. It will be the third Saturday Instead of rws before they are ready physi-. George of Auburn. Ind.; a »tepcally. mentally, socially or anoRoyal B Smith of Ua*tlonally, aayx Martita Kuhn. Co-'tings; rcven grandchildren; tour operative Extension Service home step-grandchildren; a sister. Mrs. (eoncqalst. I Jake fJane) Hissing of Spencer­ Child development experts have viBe, Ind. found that there Is a right time ,, ---------------- ------------------------for a child to begin a new expert-1 . enre. They call this the “teachable DnwliniZ moment.” when learning takea UUWllIlg When your child utter* those first Important word* and begins to, X/S lotte, and Mr. and Mrs. John Usborne, Jr. and Johnnie of Carlton Center enjoyed a potluck dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Humph­ rey Sunday. Bob Humphrey was admitted to University Hospital tn Ann Arbor last Thursday. He will be treated as an out-patient. * Mrs. Robert Ingram and children of Hastings wore Saturday supper guest* of Mn. Woody Winegarden and daughter of HiUting* were Wed­ nesday visitor* of Mn, Dean Stu­ art. * Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wallon were Wednesday lunch guarts of her sister. Mr. and Mn. George Brownell of Grand Rapid*. * Mn. Ray Lccsc of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Iva Birman of latke Odw-sa were Wednesday visiton of Mn. Question: If an employer falls to file the proper tax forms al the end of the calendar quarter, to there a penalty? Answer: Yes, the tax laws per­ mit the Internal Revenue Ser­ vice to add a 23 percent penalty next one, by the way, to duo April 30. Question: A neighbor of mine said she thouglit I could pay my mother a salary for helping Answer: No, work performed as an employee by a parent for her son or daughter, or any work by a child under II for his ‘ w, “ >• .i tt. X" or if his soeech Is hesitant It to' Sunset Acre* Rest Home on R4 sThSuK r™ mwit with sound itself. If you as from Pennock Hospital, w imi parents speak slowly wd distinctly . Staffen is well enough hL* It, Ji-2.,— ».» «i.iu tn i recent injuries to return to school. The other BtaHen chil­ , dren are arc confined connnea with wiui measles. measies. Another area of concern to mbrt * * Dowling Dudes Dudes 4H 4H Saddle Saddle club club parent* to toilet training. Mrs monlhly g is monthly nlM?tln meeting is scheduled scheduled for for KuhnisuggtatoyoujjraltforseirrsJ this evening w)th with meU their Jcwler leader. cues before you begin the training Mr*. Jack BurcheR. * The Jack Burchell. * The DonDon­ period. a)d ald Pmefrock Proefrock family were in It to better to wall until the child Hickory Corner* Comers last lost Friday eve eve-­ can understand and be a little co- ning ning to attend the Oainder-Bates operative in the effort. For cum?- wedding. The groom Is the eldest pic, you might observe that around son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Batea, 15 or 10 months your child is still who were former Dowling realdry after a two hour n*p. This• dents. * Mrs. I ester Ormsbe will might be the appropriate time to [entertain members of the Dowbegin toilet training. i ling Chapter of Pcnnoek Hospital Often a baby wUl show the first Guild for luncheon at her home rigna of understanding by indicat-1 next Thursday. Feb. 10. ★ North­ ing that he Is wet instead of dry. East JJowling Farm Bur e a u Usually it will take about two‘group will be meeting Tuesday yrer* for a child to establish a'evening. Feb 8. with Mr. and new routine and remliriers, may be j Mrs. Harold Stanton. wife, or by a wife for her hus­ In all phase* of the maturing band. to not covered by the so­ proceas it la most important tq cial security tow. Going into the 1906 rcaaon., am tea firet and only sympathy and understanding will “h lunaxlng nlne-year record oC COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE More About- Family Bundles Backward Glances Continued from Po®< One of Internal Rrvcsiu* marked "No taxable wages this quarter.” too he knows you have not, overlook­ ed your obligation. Tile. Banner. In cooperation with the Social Security Admin­ istration. to publishing a series of questions and answers on So­ cial Security subjects. If you Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry We Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian b Ray Gibson) 323 S. Mlchl9in WI 5-4OC2 Wayne Hazel Fho—374-3523 Mid-Winter J PAPER HASTINGS •enit a mtoceilaneous program of vocal aral instrumental numbersAdmission will be 25 emit*. l« matching datlfn Are You Qecorated tableware adds exciting atmosphere to the children's party or yours! Harry Klpkc. ktetetoni. athle­ tic director of the University of Michigan, wax honor gue< at an assen:bly program at the high sclxxil Friday afternoon, when letters were presented to memben ot the H.HA football team. One Of YOU* CHOICE These Peopf Are you on* of the thousands who believe in planning for the future neads of ihqir familiea. If so, you should consider making funeral CMIdrti^ pre-orrongemMits. Our counsel on VALENTINE CARDS this matter is offered without cost Distinctive box holds 25 assorted valentines, each with envelope. In­ cludes attractive card for teacher. TELEVISION NOW GOING ON .... and We Will Give You FULL PURCHASE PRICE CreX of Hioughtfurand tentible people TaMeCtvar, ( Sale on ah CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON TABLEWARE^ For Any Black and While Sei You Buy Now or obligation. When You Trade for a COLOR SET Any Timo up to June let, 1966 LEOIlflRD05G00D °-juneri(dJJoine CHARLES H. LEONARD MCK 0. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 AT drus. Ian W. Feighner, E. Faulkner. Ralph Kenyon, A. Kidder, C. L. Glasgow. John KMchom. A. A. Andenmn. C. B. E. C. A. K Ootoman. W. I* Thorpe, C. F. orcalnger. C. H. Osborn. A. M. Marine. A. F. Nam*. P. A. BheidDB. Dr. Georgs R. Hyde and Guy K. Crook. BULLINGS 139 W<*» State St. 1 Hoetinge Vh. WI 5-2081 �non Bitter Cold Doesn’t Stop Mother’s March Satisfies Or Delton Board Middleville Robert Sponabio ot the Bponabl* Funeral Home, chairman of the Barry County March of Dime*, ha* lamed a big "Thank*" to everyone who helped to make last week’* Mother*' Marche* *o successful. Il waa a bitter, cold night. Chairman Kponable Mid. and •till the volunteer* made their •olkltalloni giving many per­ son* an opportunity to Join the tight against birth defects. In Hastings, collections totaled MJNMC. Contributions in the Fl rat' and Mra. VanOcrt and atm. Bob. They attended the graduation of Mra. VanOtrt* niece. Mia* Mary Embody, who graduated from a Practical Nursing oourae. Junior College, The exercise* were held In th* Fountain Baptist Church. * Mr. and Mr*. William Klump and infant son wm Sunday dlnand Mra. Abe Rawn In Grand Rapid* * Hospital Guild-Na 10 met last Tuesday at the home ot Mra. Hasel Derrick. Eleven doeen bandage* w«re folded and membera took diapers and blankets for home work. The February meeting 1* with the president, Mra. WLMlam Cridler. Mra. Roy Johnson 1* a new member. ♦ Mr* Galen Bower of Detroit called on Mra. Carl Pferdsteller Friday tn route to spend the weekend with’Mr. and Mra. Jer­ vis Campbell west of town. Many will be glad to hear grader and Brett I* In the Aral I rade. The jchool board appointment will terminal* with the annual •lection in June. At that time election will be held to determine who will fill the three-year un­ expired term vacated by Monica Ohamnion win assume his new responsibilities at the regular board m**ting on February 7. Thi* meeting lias been moved up one w**k from the regularly •cheduled Feb. 11 meeting. rn Lyon* and their daughter. Mr* Busan Breyer, In Prairieville Town­ ship. On Jan. 11 tha staff member* were entertained for lunch at the Solid Charm and Solid-State Stereo . . . Big sound from a small friendly console ----------------------------- recently at Blodgett Hospital, returned to her home in Caledonia the ftrat of the week. The Prairie Liter­ ary Club wlH meet Wednesday. Feb. 9. with Mra. Cart Nelson on Grand Rapids Blrect. Mrs. Charles E Jackson ha* charge of the program. Roll call, an item about famous people whose birthday*'are in February, w MT* Badle Minor, who broke her wrist late this Fall is at her trailer home in Florida and la doing her own work. * Mr*. Nel­ le Aiken is staying at her farm bora* on Kaiser Road. She usu­ ally spends the Winter with her daughter. Mra Eggleston and family in Chicago. tween 70 and 80 degrees during their entire stay. The Maa Paines of Maple Rapids visited their daughter and family, the Warren Wa­ tended the game Friday evening. Mr. Paine Is a retired coach and liad a apodal Interest in the game as his grandsons. David and Jim played. Chilled to Um bone? Every shiver and shudder making you wish Winter would go away? Then If* certainly time for a big bowl of meaty, vegetable- Births at Pennock 8 cupn water -4 teaspoon aoX Si teaspoon pepper *1 teaspoon marjoram 1 bay kxU 3 medium potatoes, peeled Brown meal slowly on all •Idas. Rxtr off drippings. Add Browning the meal give* It water, salt, pepper, onion, mar­ rich color and a plus In flavor. joram and bay leaf. Cover .and When beef shank cross cut* are cook slowly for about 3 hours tha meat used it'll a good idea,just before serving, to remove Lake Odessa Early Amarlcon design in a maple finish— Stas Triable, C.LU. K Model 922 includes a wlde-bond AM/FM Stereo Radio.,.This is an excellent buy for all music lovers with limited space and budgets os it provides an extraordinary amount of music for its size. MUSIC CENTER M«AO and Taffao Addition 194.79. Restaurants participating Jn the -Friday Coffee “ oaatr&md SM. ’ Chairman Bponable raid ba ex* peeled the canister* lo bo picked up tin* weak. Persons may *till contribute by sending their checks lo Um March ot Dimes. Hasting* New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 * Max Mulford, atm of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mulford, iuu com­ By Ruth Peterman pleted hla baric training at Son lough. Diego, located at Camp Pendle­ Ralph Kenyon liad dinner Sat-, ton, Calif, -n Mr. and Mra. Jamas urday with Mr. and Mr* Harald The Lake Odessa OSS Chapter McCby, who have been very in Oriffeth. WhltneyvWo Road. * meets at the Masonic Temple 'Hie Harald Kenyon* are buiid- Tuesday. Feb. 8, at 8 pm Their Friendship and Fun night will be on what uaed to be part of the held Saturday, Feb. 12. at 8 pm. Grabau farm. * Mrs. David Hoag Bill Hickey called his parents, and four children of Hartings the Dan Hickeys. Thursday to accompanied Mra. Jack Brown tell them hl* company had mode ac-.d two daughter, to the Bhrlne color company and will escort the Circus at Grand Rapids last ensign at graduation Feb. 4 al Thuraday. * Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Great Lake*. Ill. He expect* to be Ucal Nursing School, al Junior home on leave after graduation. CoUoge. Grand Rapid* Tuesday ovenlng, Jan. 29. * The*Mldway of the same company and his par­ Tops of Middleville wire honored ents, Mr. and Mr* Harley Wilson, guests of the Slimming Bettes al' ed the Bender-Putman wedding. and son, Fred, plan to leave Thurs­ a chicken dinner in Hastings! A Mr. and Mra. Robert Flnk- day for Chicago, Ill, to visit her 1 Thuraaay evening. The Midway betner attended the furicral'bt aunt and will attend the gradua­ ' Topd'won in the contest of th* Wr grandfather, John Earnat, tn tion al the Great Lakes . Naval two gnxipc for losing the most BL Johns Monday. * Mra. Mecter pounds. Mra. Richard Reyff I* of Potterville spent last week leader of tho winning group. * with her slater, Mr* William and Mrs Edna Lydy of Carlton Many enjoyed the program given Sweet. She will return again this Center visited Mr. and Mn. Archie at the Middleville Cilapel Fri- week. Her husband Is In for Thomas at Paw Paw Sunday aftersurgery at Blodgett Hospital. * family.of Livonia came Thurs­ day evening and spent until m en Burgens of-Portland along Bunday afternoon with her with the Phil Thomas family and the Roger Creightons of Portland. Mr*. Lee Burgess and sister. Pat. cafeteria for their regular meeting and poUuck supper. Twenty-six Rapids. They recently vacated attended and* “Happy Birthday" their home on Main Street u> be was sung to tWo members. Emma near his work at the Ideal Seat­ O’Mara gave a humorous reading ing Company. Mr. and Mra. Billy Kim and two chlkSrai. mk*sionarie* on furlough from Ko­ rea, to live there until April or What does this emblem mean to you? W* hop* all our customer* rccofnlzo Con«um«* Power Company'* now lymbot These two free-form initials "C" and "P” however, *tnnd for much more than just tbo name, Consumer* Power Company. £’h*y identify u* a* one of Michigan’* invB*tor-Ownod electric and ga* utiliti**. They represent more than 10,000 capable, courteous, experienced Consumer* Power Company employee*. ' Thrao letter* *l*o raprerant our community participation, competent planning, capable peraonnel, conservation project*, constant power, citixanship program*, computer processing tod continuing progrea*. IfyoutroontafwcustocMr*, you ara truly Mom in a million" and Consumer* Power Company is working alway* fa all w«y* to fiv* you the best pooibl* ranric* at thklowwt poraild* a*. consumtn Power Consumers Power SPECIALS* Printed Flannel Mr and Mr*. David Otto at­ tended the Farmer's Week proimLm in East Lnn&mg. Thurs­ day. * Mr. and Mra. Richard Reyff and Mr. and Mra. Charles McDonald attended a Boy Scout dlnnet at the Salvation Army building Monday. * Mr. and Regularly 49c yd. 3-1.00 100% Drip Dry Bender-Putman wedding. * Mra. Thomas Sallk and daughter, Wendy Jill, returned to their home at Algonquin Lake from Pennock HospltaL * Mra. Hally Heading, who ha* been visiting Mi-wen Marte O’Mara and Mary her daughter and family, Dr. and Gene ValdM of Marshall spent the Mra. D. Shumway, returned lo weekend with Marie's parent*. Mr. her home In West Virginia * and Mra. Frank O’Man. Sunday, th* O’Maras 'entertained her callcd on Mra. Edith Stokoe at brother. Tom O’Mara, and Maters, Mr*. Currie Kotesky's Nursing Mary and Arma O'Mara. Bernard Home, al Green Lake. Sunday. Maftoaka and Fr. Raymond Moeg­ Mra. Stokoe is not well. * The genberg with a family birthday the church at 9:30; Miriam Church meet thia Thursday at ttie following place* Hannah al day supper guort* of her parent*, the church at 9:80; Mariam th* Don Hickeys. Mr. and Mra. Morri* Carter. Mr. nlng at 10 am., a sewing meeting and Mra. Roy Krt> and Mr. and for the Medical Facility and Mra. Arnold nt> wer* among those lasting into the afternoon; Re­ bekah circle al Mrs. Sue Jorgen­ tng and dinner held Wednesday. son's; Sarah circle at Mra. Wal­ Jan. 28. al Ionia. W Roy and Marie ter Carey's and the Esther circle Warner spent from’ Monday to At the home of Ardl* Lutz. * Thursday evening with his mother, Mra. Laura Kltch. who has been tn Blodgett Hospital, wee moved ston. Anita Warner ot Chicago. to Clark Msmsrial Hospital thia Bl., came Wednesday to spend sev­ week. Bho had suffered a broken eral day* with her parents *rxl grandmother, returning to Chicago Sunday. Robert and Linda Warner were other members of the family attending the funeral service* of their father and grandfather. John Mr. and Mp. LmU* Shoemaker wdl entertain Uw members of the Pinhook Fann Bureau at their home Thursday evening. Fbb. 10 * Mra. CU-d* Shoemaker. Sr. will be the hostca* al Um meeting of th* Merry Social dub Thuraday afternoon, Fto 10. Brtag valentine 3-1.00 Cottons «*S 59e Sportswear Fabrics *) . 1 AA y Regularly 79c laUV w^,cS'o,"-1.00Wool & Wool Blends 1.99 Regularly $2.98 Bonded Jersey Regularly $3.98 •^2.49* ONE TABLE of Remnants y2 MAUKCD DOWN TO » “ Price WE CARRY BUTTERICK AND SIMPLICITY PATTERNS and a COMPLETE LINE of SEWING NOTIONS C ' ' \ ' crtl Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy .. . you'll find them here! �220 Enjoy Teen Hickory Corners Church is Setting For Lovely Nuptials By Bliss Unions Three were SB at Ul »r Mn. Lipke ve Book Review th* affair with Local 4U were Union of Methodist, EUB Churches Is WSCS Topic The First Methodist Society newS Jack Kennedy I Delightful Bridge Luncheon Saturday New General Guild President and Mbs Sue Smith entertained X guest* st the Hotel Hasting*. fifth blrUiday. Jill Flanders, fifth. The girt*' Colorful the small tablr* and Uxre were awarded to the luckyI*?™ ' ik. . >athi at the conclusion w Harebell Cteka. the Edward Douglas M. Oalnder of Delton and the groom U the eon of Mr. and Mn. R. J. Donald Batea. 13064 US. 13. Battle Creek. McDowell. Stuart Ctewnt. recording eecre- IO MTS. —-—----Barry. Mra DougiM Mn. Frank Andnia. Mra. Rkhafd Oroo*. Mm James Cotter and Mra. Retiring President Mra. Gerald James Wlxwell. Mra Stanley Cumming* enter­ _________ tained a group of friend* with Beckwith wIM stay cm the board In an advisory capacity and other board members include Mra Lynn Bunlick and Mra. Stephen John- perfurmed by the Rev Dale Oaln- Spring Valley Weaieyan Melhodtet Church Church in Kalamaaoo. Mra. Lonnie FRESH DONUTS ware 14 coup*** to ■ Laming, waa the organist. o, Orand Mra William Helrigel. who is . W. c; A. Wwri an Prn<rMm chairman ■UMr of the Fl rati The topic U, "A Panel Diacuaskgi Church in Grand 0,1 Unk»i of the Evangelical to a peat prwaldent of I United Brethren Church and the tel Auxiliary of the Mdhodtet Church." or "Living in gam*. fashioned with a scalloped neckline uxl full skirt with ap­ plique* of antique lace ending in a chapel sweep train. Her fingertip veil of illusion waa held In place henorad couple wars with s fcvrty silver ch On the actual date e nlvresary, which w*a Jan. 19, the Coble* entertained the Chases for dinner at Schuler* in tor dinnv Saturday Mr*. Voyl* Gerald, ate of Has­ Spar Frandaen, Mra Clifford tings. No date has been set for Mlu Martha Oalnder, Delton, Haaelmyar on Sunday u> honor th* wedding. wax her inter* maid of honor and Mra James R. Shoemaker, Shelby­ Charlee Pott*. ville. waa the bridesmaid. They were dressed alike In empire waist Henry Gibson and Donald Doogown* of red velvet and white crepe with bouquet* of white but­ ton mums and red roses. Mlaa ■n» woumi kmm. «,wCarolyn Trantham, niece of the talned an Bunday to honor the birthday* of three Mf their grand­ Ann Child* to Dola Frank Coi- evening. children. Billy and Teresa Har­ rington and Randy Hughe*. The The result* of the Duplicate white button mums and red'rare children wree drtlghtod with Bridge game at tha Episcopal the|r own indiv^tal birthday Church Undercroft Tuesday were: North-south winners were Kenneth Habtrad. Battle Creek. cake* which were moat attrac­ tively decorated. Enjoying the day. ate. were thetr parent*, the Davldaon of Grand Rapid*, secJamas Harrington* and the Doo I and Mira Roy Hubbard and third Lonnie Johnccck of Taming, both Hugtwa, and thakr great grand­ mother, Mn. Claud Kennedy.. rocitela M io Mra. D. C. French and Roy Hubbard. B»*t-wret winner* were Mra Gordon Ironside. Sr. and After a nortlrem wedding trip. ptoygd b» Hough HnXhtra- Oo KtocOoh OoMpsay quet of white button mumi and committee. 'the EUB Church of Harting* and Marilyn Lawrence Graduates as Practical Nurse Barrett appearing for the Flrat Methodist Church with Mra. Helrlgcj acting a* moderator. Devotion* will be given by Mra Wally Gement*. ladies from the EUB Church are Prectlcal Nursing The Prudence Circle will serve Varied Cabbage Hoaciial in pediatrics. Ruth Ann Childs Is Engaged to Dale F. Collier used creamed or au gratin style junior at WMU. Mr. Batea and Karen Barber and Aunty U a graduate of Harper Creek High School. He 1* employed st the Burdick Packing Company in Bat- Bonnie Jo Childs Pledges Troth to William Harwood Jr. plate surprise. In there folk*' livtal young Vermontville, announce the cngagenunt at their daughter. blltzard on Ttunwday to enjoy a day at the Shrine Circus; to Grand Rapid*. Ther left in a. caravan with anticipation of a The bride - elect graduated from Maple Valley High School with approximately 40 children. In Itoi. and from Wright's child, one oar that wouldn't Beauty Academy of Battle Creek Ln IMS. She is presently <*n- Pork Sluffing Makes Flavorful Stuffed Beef Log The Arthur Palmers To Mark Anniversary will celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Feb. 13. FROSTED fr DECORATED New "Cold Cuts"—Hot Th celebrate tta 11th birthday of Mary Barnett. her parent*, th* John Barnette entertained the TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Pledge Sorority Marilyn Hein, daughter of the Tony Hein*. and Julie Fisher, daughter of the Don Fishers, have been pledged to the Clhamega Sorority at Weatern Michigan University Shower Honors Mrs. Kessenich Wednesday Evening Banner ads benefit you I MID TERM ENROLLMENT Mra Richard Feldpauach and Mra Joseph Hubart entertained with a shower honoring Mra. Rich­ ard Keaarvuch *t the former's hente on B. Broadway Wednesday evening. Jan. X. Join Classes of Your Choice Tap, Ballet. Acrobatic. Gymnastic. Free Style Ballet .& Balance Beam, Baton. Jazz, Adult Ballroom, Character. For Information CoU 945-4693 Member* of the Welcome Wagon chopped onion Mm H- D. Baxter enlMialned Hospital Guild No. U on Wadne*' day evening, Jan. 34. Winning Methodist Church TAieaday. Jan 2S. and hoard Rum Dtngeraon of Bawrwyk** Color Center talk on antiquing • The new officer* are Karen Mc­ Kay. president; Marian Karrar, vice president; Mary Elliott, secret*ry; Marian White, treasurer, and Nartcr Nagai. historian. Refreshment* were served by Come to the Studio Friday, Feb. 4, 10 a.m.*8 p.m. Ballroom Classes Will Start Friday, Feb. 4, 7:30 p.m. cut in thick slices for hot potato Special Dance Classes— WHOfe LCFTa/f Present were Mm Pat Guernsey, j Barter* Miller, Barbara Dennten. Marie Dunbar. Karen Klahn. Linda Lowry, Doom Gutchrea. Vtagtal*. BUOana and daughter. Virginia, Ruth Rot. Deanna Taylor, Daria H cup finely chopped onion Borton and Bally Jabnaan. i i—,-p—- 3 to 5 Year Old . . . Ladies Slim and Trim 4 Professional Teachers Rene Russell Arlene Sheibels Big Bargains on This Special Group ol Fall and Winter Merchandise from Our Finest Lines Reduced • SLEEPWEAR • SKIRTS * GIRDLES • SWEATERS _lirr • GLOVES • DRESSES • • Lynn Woods JoEllyn Myers —Visitors Welcome— 1> - Usi».X*w poultry se**on- a dance Saturday, Feb. Lakewood High School tng CotnMua ingredient* and' mix WILSON SISTERS DANCE STUDIO Try Gingerbread That's Light Plus Fluffy as Dessert Oingartnad I* to Winter de»rert* what ahortcate la to Sum­ moning for a meal. •fit ba ak U* beat, gingertread should ba light and fluffy, point* out home' economist Roba Staggs UM thi* recipe with lard Mr. and Mra Clayton J*rrafd visited her slater. Mr. and Mn. Andy Dodge of Oobum road on Monday. 302 E. Grand For Your own QUEEN OF HEARTS blende readfly with tha dry tnSH cupa rifted enriched flour She" isn't old fashioned Is Her Diamond? •^Select other Gifts REDUCED CAR COATS Open Daily Welcome Wagon Club Hears Talk; Although you may be more f •SLACKS Donuts 69c dos. Plain 59c dos. Idaho Fall*. Idaho. Robert Huebner and Mm William who participated Monmouth. Watch While We Make 'Em Keller Road. Rl Delton, given by their children, Mra. Judy Lancaster culated and everyone trying to in the stuffing. guess which package had been brought by which gutat. Bridge wa* played before the honoree opened her lovely gift*. roll. explain* anted safely and it waa ate of St. Philip High School, wa* a hard day Fort 205 N. Michigan calling to promote the program or the family which School. Superette evening. John Orinder moke to the group daughter of Harbtn. about the Blood Bank program and 513 b. Dibble Street, and Vernon Harbin. mW. Court Street. Her her, hospital guild Thursday orefiance, a IMS graduate of the Cupid Decrees One Lot of Famous Nome Ladies Blouses and ginger. Blend mixlure wl th the NECKLACES EARRINGS C DIAMONDS Pop the question on BRACELETS Valentine’s Day and then WATCHES present her an exquisite The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton ring. 7 Gilmore Jeweler 102 L Slste WI 5-! -5310 �Vermontville Church Founder Dies Wednesday Coin Roast Personal Mention Pupil's Health May Cause Poor Grades I Is your child having trouble m^nt keeping up his grades In school: of Talbert Curtte. of Highway southwest of Jerry bukot am family ot rural. Okartavlil*. A Mra Gene On Dean's List and Mia Rotert Cook sailed tings, was List al Miami DOWLING— Charles and Grace (Bchwennesen) Christman. On May 17, 1W3, he was married to Grand Rapids to Esther Miller who survive* WOODLAND— Wednesday, J:>0 to 1:10: Saturday, 1:10 t? 7:10 NASHVILLE- (That may hare nothing to do with hearing, of course. Many ol our Children know we win say something a second, third or Telephone directory. Dunnigan and family of rural Hastings to celebrate Mr. and Mra. Weaver's birthday*. * Miss Also surviving are two daugh­ ters. Mn. Cleo (Lillian) Brown Have backbone ranoved from Church in VcrmotitviUo with the Staggs. Burial was made In Woodlawn Cemetery, Vermontville. backbone before roasting. Nuts Enjoy Barry Salei Tax Popularity Totals $105^654 For Many Uses meat authority. and 4 to Wyoming and the re- in its drippings. The roaM one Gray, Don Eckman. Ford weighs around five pounds and McDonald and John Moore (Ann will take approximately thro* Arter) accompanied the cattle. * hours roasting lime. Popularity ot growing AMES Roger Cat* flew to Key 4 to 5-pound center cut pork Isle Naval Station for temporary County on October sales totaled duty. Ho expects to return in. I10MMA2. ......................... M cup brown sugar Whllc commercial production is rather limited In Michigan. are staying with Mr. and Mra. from building materials *5.678 Roy Cott during his absence. from general merchandise, |M.681 from food calcs *31,837 Lori of Orleans were Bunday By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg - ; from automotive, *3340 from ap­ parel, »X2M from furniture, »7,Baack Si. 7SS-1111 Freeport items and 18,940 from non-retall of Dowling were Saturday vial- Use tax collected In November totaled 15.717.01. Barry County's population is listed by the Michigan Departr­ ment of Itevc.-iue sg. >0.100. vtn Shade of rural BunfiNd Saturday vultoni of Jklr. MJ*. Jahn Caylor. * Mr. Mm Donald Hummel and Friday thru Sunday It's never too soon to start laughing at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird and family were. Sunday dinner guests were and and fam- on W. Walnut street Thursday minutes per pound or about I morning. teura for roasting. Remove. from The Dick Cooks were at MR U. oven. Cut orange slices in half. Thuraday through Saturday at­ tending the Michigan Frews gar. Mix well. Make a cut through t&l covering about 1 George Youngs attended the All Michigan Banquet Press meet­ ing Saturday ewxilng. Insert half slices of orange, rind into Chicago from Rome, Italy, Tuesday evening and will soon be in Hastings to his parents, the serving*. Judge and Mra Phillip Mit­ span last Monday afternoon with chell. Atty, and Mra Paul Siegel. Mias Jocelyn Ironside and Roger Mra. Ruth Bicam. . Martin of Detroit will be at Wal­ Alto and Mr. and Mra. Howard loon Hill* to *kl thi* weekend. Hratetkr and children ot South Hosting* were Sunday visitors of leave this Friday for Florida Mr. ate Mra Muri Hostetler. * and a trip through the West Indite. Dowling were Saturday dinner gutste of their daughter and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler. Ids sister, and will motor through * Mr. and” Mra. Keith Buehler California before returning home. were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Craig Langerveld of Portage Ka« 'nt Sla Mra. Norval Thaler. the habit of not listening.) Doea he sometimes miss—or seem, to day. The distribution miss—a point made tn a movie the new tetanhone books wtlf‘be or on television by the spoken one side u he listens? He may have defective hearing; It might even be as simple as Impacted moved by your physician in a simple office procedure. Has he had an infection, dis­ ease or accident whose effects may be lingering on? I* there a possibility (as far-fetched as it poor nutrition may be holding him back, limiting his enthusi­ asms, interests and capabilities? He may be eating a considerable quantity of food, but still bp undernourished, if he eats 1m- ESBtffiSZ and Mra Lester Skull at BL this week. Mrs. L. Joined them John*. to Kalamazoo to visit Miss Linda Mr. nnd Mrs. Manuel Rodri­ Thaler, a student at Brunson gue*. Mike and Vicki spent tlx- School of Nursing. ,. ' Mrs. Erma Gardner left this weekend at Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. Jule Tunis'* week for Apalachlcala, Fla., where she will visit her son, the daughter, Linds, left last Sotu^dav Base and family. Robert Gardners where she la for Flint, where also, wgl start hoping to find sun instead of school at j. C. Community Gollcgd. Elie would like to hq|j from njr being as It is shell have quite a friends to Freeport. A Mr. and Mra. Jule Turner and'chiji itollc on Michigan's roads and highways? A well-known Lansing Jim van Houten of Ml Guests of the Jim Mom over spent Saturday in Flint, phyjJdan described him a*- "an the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. gccidcut going some place to hap- John Tipton and four sons of and Mra Leo Loftus of — Kendallville, Indian* yrtire Saturday visitor* of Mr. and fi«n." Lynne Klien Mra BUI Blough— Hatt* daughter ot the ie Ixon Hale^ Mr. and Mr*. BUI Blough g? pltxTlri Umstng. said the alcdtate. Wee Drive, is home with her children mid Mrs Greta Blough* for a between semester If. dri-H fs dongeroua because he reWere Sunday dinner guest* of Mt. and Mrs.'Keith Blough In Wyom-'■ trnsan Ml hl* "inhibitions, hostili­ vacation for tgn days. Ing. * Mr. and Mrs Forrest Bueh­ ties. frustration*, arid anger" while ler visited Mr. and Mra. Lester driving after a drtaking bout. tasteh Brown of Nashville Tuesday. * talntng material burns. tree* should not be overlooked," say* Taylor. “They -furnish ex^flighting children at ripening tha soil. They not only bold the tog*. Another advantage Is that ot food for wildlife. Nut tree species oommortly grown in Michigan include: Carpathian w*lnntx black wal- UTATl Sl>VICS INSURANCE • RQt40S Mu *45-5112 . dipped heart shape ceket, special cupcakes, and'targ* decorated cakes. 25cl Buttercrust Bread Cream Filled Lunch Rolls---------- ea. 8c A delicious cresm filling. Always refrigerated for fresh FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPEC! 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Details on starting nut crch- Jt you breathe air containing a normal amount of oxygen and ft ture orchard, harvesting and moderate "amount of carbon monoxide, your blood will bo available to a bulletin ertUUed starved for oxygen. When blood "Nu* Growing In Michigan." c«n be obtained by brain, permapant brain damage dropping a postcard to: Bulto- or death may roault. tln Office. Cooperative Exten­ Dangerous quantities of CO sion Service. 10 Agricultural Hall. usually accumulate when a cool, Michigan State University, BaM slow fire bums in limited olr. Lansing, Michigan. Bine® you cant see. smell, or HASTIMS CUT RATE Caledonia. * Mr. and .Mra. Forrest- plan to go to West Palm Bench JX.0*? .111 return Mn, ™ li™ in In April Aortl j,5^,,,?. gf and will some time Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum were Saturday supper Questa of Mr. and Mr*. Martin TufUe of Alto. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuttle and son of Alto accompanied her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum. to Beld­ ing where they visited Mrs Clum1* mother, Mrs. Sadie Sweet, at tiw iuxne of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Champ! Un. They found Mra. Sweet mueb Improved. Tim were supper guest* ■ drowstoesa, headache, tightness of Mr. and Mra. Champlin. across tha forehead, confusion. nelh Myers, Mr. and Mra. Kart CO poisoning may confuse you Tuttle, local, and Phillis Fox qf Alto were Sunday dinner gues® air to relievo the symptoms and Duttod in hortnr of Adon's birth­ prevent serious injury. day Other guests were Mr and Mrs. Ivan Vanderjack of Grand Rapids * Mr. and Mrs Jerry checked annually for operating Posthumus and children of Alto efficiency. Make sure Uur vents, were Sunday lunch guests of Mt pipes, fluca and chimneys are and Mra. Merton Mesecar. * Mr. tight. Saturday visltoi Make certain that your heatMerton Meseeaf. Mr. and Mr*. Ben Christie ate vices designed tor renting are children were Sunday dinner properly vented to the outside. • Provide additional frosh air for charcoal grills and hlbachls Manton and Mrs. Carl Blackkx used indoom. of Marion were Saturday visit • Never tamper with ducts or of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bini u SHOE STORE 114 W. State to ing a pel theory that alcoholics He urged offli "constant alert personality because you are among Immediate family." teristics of Ute olcoiiolte. Jumps }0ba to a .um cent are high dropouts, and an additional 16 percent are college ■■ I. Average in intelligence, uuriac* ar bachelorhood "Immoderation in oUicr tilings . smoking, eating, sleeping . . . Dr. Bates charged that punlshat taxpayers’ money. "Alcoholism la a disease and you cant legislate get* iu-lp. the more clianca, he has 16.95 Shape of Things firm. Follow the manufacturer's In Grand Rapids Saturday. * ' “ * tnstallion untoy visitors of Mr. and Richard Bird were Mr. and When changing types of fuel. Glenn Taggart and family. Just all appliances InvolvM. Did you know that beef and Subtle Grain Finish gulsbcd from pork and lamb kidneys by their shape? Lamb daughter. Connie, ot Hickory ColDera were Saturday visitors of MXand Mra George Btep. * Mr <U)d Mra Bob BrUUnghxm of West ’ "* ------ Saturday luntp Step- ahead styling Michigan Blate's 1966 track Mra. Cletit'i Wieland of lASyi HAIR STYLE OF THE NAPHTH and CORFAM America’s Most Tolkcd-About Now Discovery, Now in “Bambino” We specialize in shaping, styling and color. Cj»ll 945-3312 Peg’s Beauty Bar (Peg Preston. Owner) Evenings by Appointment Above Savings•& Loan 19.95 �Coin Roast N Johnston Personal Mention viators of r”: Pupil’s Health May Cause Poor Grades examination On Dean’s List There *s Health, the magazine of John Jay Hopkins, aa American Medical Aatocta- and Mra John Hopkina Uon. . ; Ungs, was named to th » urday, 0:1 Hospital Monday. HU John WOODLANpWsdassday. DM Saturday, 1:M Vermont- nasday few California to visit ttwMr th. Ihl^. fcsUvely in Monday, Tuesday, nesday, Thursday evenlngs, 7 Nuts Enjoy Popularity For Many Uses backbone ranored from Denver, CXto., iatonlay and ro- Summer yearlings, that he cn- for this recipe, advtsra Reba Staggs, meat authority. RIO ters 170° F. allowing M to 40 minutes per pound or about 3 hours for roasting, ftemowo from oven. Cut orange slices in half. Combine sugar, flour and vine­ in its drippings. The I gar. Mix well. Maks a cut weigiis around five pounds through fal covering about 1 Inch Into roast os for carving. hours ron-stlng Um& Spread sugar mixture over meat. Insert half slices of orange, rind 4 to 6-pound center cut port edge up, between slices at meat. Return roast to oven 10 tn 16 1 large orange, sliced minutes or until glaze la set. 6 tn 1 MTvinmt 1 cup brown sugnr backbonc before roosting. and 4 to Wyoming and the reranchers. Herdsmen Wilson, Du­ ane Gray, Don Eckman, Ford McDonald and John Moore (Ann Arbor) accompanied the cattle. ★ Isle Naval Station tor temporary duty. Ho expects to return in While commercial production la rather limited In Michigan, are Maying With Mr. and Mra. nut trees are frequently planted SSSiSE’WJS.W.SC Alcoholic Is Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rodri­ to Kalamazoo to vUR Miss f.lnda gues, Mika and Vicki spent the "Dialer,• a < student al Brutuon . ’ weekend at Grand Rapids with School of Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. Jule Turucrt daughter. Linds, left but sot—1— Baas and family. for Flint, where she. wl|l school at j. c. Community C—, Hie would like to hegr from friends in Freeport. A. Mr. and Mra. Jule Turner and’qhUdren andI iwUc on Michigan's roads and Jim van Houten of MlddteyUte: highways? A well-known Lansing spent Saturday in Flint. * .MT.. physicfan described him M "an and Mra. Leo Loftus of Hasunfeii Accident .going __ . some place to hapjrtre Saturday visitant of Mr. and fien."» Mra Bill Blough. ’ j luDr. iRlchard B Mr. and Mrs Bill1 Blough ----- itetatatbtowCUnic children and Mrs Greta Blou^/fpilKt id LtoMtng. --------said the alcdheUc. were Sunday dinner guests of « Mr. «... 'drivlv fs dangero dangerous because he reand Mrs.-Keith Blough in Wyom-'• toises all his "inhibitions, hoaUUIng. * Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bueh-.| — ---------- -------tire,. (nitrations, and. anger" while ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester driving after a drinking bout Brown of Nashville Tuesday. * i . >lfe nerda medical beip." Accidept Ready g! To Happen delighting children at ripening couervaUon pjantly in the soil. They not only hold the soil against erosion, but also at food for wildlife. Nut tree special nominally grown la Michigan Include: Carpathian walnuts, black wal­ nuts. butternut or white wal­ nuts, beartnute and Japanese walnuts, hickories and hicana, pecans, hasela, fUbsrta and Hedies Warn Against Danger Of CO Poisoning spent Wednesday afternoon Caledonia. * Mr. and Aim Forrc»t-‘i alcoholic profits from treatBuehler expect to leave for Florida If you breaths air containing a normal amount at oxygen and a turn orchard, harveating and moderate amount of carbon and will return some time in April. • ■ • driving." Dr. Bates said In explod monoxide, your blood will bo Mr. and Mra. Chile Chun were MraUaNe In n bulletin SoMited starved for oxygen. When blood Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Ing a pct theory that alcoholics ••Nut Growing in MichiganMrs. Martin Tuftle of Alto. * Mr. and Mn. Marlin Tuttle and son •'constant alert 'for the alcoholic dropping a postcard to: Bulle­ of Alto accompanied her parents. tin Office. Cooperative Exten­ Dangerous quantities of CO Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum. to Beld­ personality because you are among sion Service, 10 Agricultural Hall. usually accumulate when n cool, ing where they visited Mra. Clumt immediate family." Michigan State University, East -He described some of the charac­ Lansing, Michigan. home of Mr. and Mra. Jay Champ; • 1 in. They found Mrs. Sweet much teristics of toe alcoholic. Improved. They were supper guest* • frtgnfflsjob tate&re.. Sms­ drosalnaaa, headache, tlghtnesa of Mr. and Mra. Champlin. across tha forehead, confusion, Mr. and Mra Adon Myers. Ken­ times W raw m five dinerent neth Myers. Mr. and Mra. Kart jobs to b xiDgJrPterf CO poisoning may confuse you Tuttle. local, and Phillis Fox qf so that you cannot reach fresh Alto were Sunday dinner guesa cent are high, school dropouts, and an additional 16 percent are college air to reUeve the symptoms and prevent serious Injury. Duttod in horinr of Adon's birtlv Intelligence. day. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Ivan Vanderjack ot Oranfi * Have all healing systems Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs Jerry checked annually for operating Posthumus and children of Alto were Bunday lunch gueste of Mt "Immoderation In other things pipes. Dues and chimneys are . smoking, eating, sleeping . . . tight and Mrs. George Tagg and son <1! Middleville were Saturday vUiltuft of Mr. and Mra Merton Me .real. 5—when the Auto Club was 'equently was a pioneering ir. Directional signs did not was seldom avaOaNe. vices designed for venting are children were Sunday dinner properly vented to the outside. • Provide additional fresh air for charcoal grills and hlbachls Manton and Mra. Carl Black! qf Marlon were Saturday vis Never tamper with ducts or Mr. and Mr>. Richard Bird urL daughters. Linda and Cindy, at­ that heating devices tended the Buck Barry Pvpcl mid­ aatod by a reputable lion at Ottawa Hills High &M1 in Grind Rapids Saturday * Sat­ urday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Richard Bird were Mr. and Mj>. * When changing types ot fuel, Glenn Taggart and family. ask a qualified serviceman to ad­ just kll appliancesipvolrtd. daughter, Connie, of Hickory Cot­ fireplace ners were Saturday Vial tors of Mk> certain Mrs. Bob Brittingham of Writ Freeport were Saturday lunch ‘mT-isysr ment without treatment is a waste of taxpayers' money. "Alcoholism la a disease and you cant legislate He said the sooner the alcoholic gets help, the more chance, be has Shape of Things Did you know that beef gulahed from pork and lamb kidneys by their shape? Lamb miliar kidney siuipc. Ikrl and ■man -aquaroUke" pteota or lobes. Michigan State's 1966 track Mrs. Cletus Wieland ot HAIR STYLE OF THE A^QNTH “Bambino” arofroo family affair. Good tn your way, and if you need 3ub‘li always nearby with rvico; Personalized Travel Acctdant insurance; and 1 We specialize in styling and color Ccill 945-3362 MICHIGAN (Peg Preston, Owner) Evenings by Appointment Above Sowings •& Loon ------------ •---------blackboard. CoH’Rj1 ‘n« N.w Woodland Direct MILLfR-' REAL ESTA& Judge and Mre. Phillip Mit­ spent but Monday afternoon with chell. Atty, and Mra Paul Siegel, Mra Ruth Bieam. Miss Jocelyn Ironside and Roger Martin of Detroit wlU be at Wal­ and Mra. Howard loon lUUs to ski tills weekend. children of South The James Cotters expect to Sunday visitors of leave this Friday for Florida Muri Hostetler. * and a trip through the West Indies. « ' Dowling were Saturday dinner guests of their daughter and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buehler. Ida sister, and will motor through ★ Mr. and* Mra Keith Buehler Cahfomta before returning home. were' Saturday visitors of Mr. and Craig Langtrveld of Portage Mra Norval Thaler. Saturday visitors of Jir. a nd attended the wedding of Miss Dpi ud John Ball at the MJ Mrs. Jahn Caylor. * Mr. and Blough dleville •MSitwdMt1 Cliureh^atu : growing season arts \The landscaping ■ 1;“ “ nr»n or^^tatemenn (That may have nothing to do with hearing, of course. Many of our children know we will say plied for the new something a second, third or Telephone directory. A fourth Um^ We often encourage the habit of not listening.) Does he sometimes miss—or sevm to day. The distribution miss—a point made in a movie do asms traveling through the or on television by the spoken word? Does he turn his head to Southland. one side as he listens? He mayMra. George Eliott entertain­ have defective hearing. It might ed board members of the Has­ even be as simple as impacted tings Women's Club at her home on W. Walnut street Thursday moved by your physician In a morning. simple office procedure. Has he had an Infection, dis­ Thureday through Saturday at­ tending the MldUgan Press ease or accident whose effects may be lingering on? Is there a meeting. The Hal Buergra and George Youngs auendwi the AU possibility (as far-fejched as It may seem to you at first) that tTTATl HtVICr '■ K nutrition may be holding INSUMANCE • •o«»l back, limiting his enthusi­ asms. interests and capabilities? Into Chicago from Rome He may be eating a considerable Tuewiay evening and will quantity of food, but still bp in Hastings to his parei undernourished, if ha eats im- By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg -J Alto and Mr, tad st. 745-3211 Hostetler and Hastings were Mr. and Mra. Jllcliard Bird anil Mr. and Mra Uy were Sunday guests and Mra. Lester Skull wim. Ths John Huntley family of wilh the J. Franklin HimUeyx they hurt, water or itch? Does Monday evening to hato Craig he hold his book very close to Huntley csiebrate Ms IMh Mrth<Uy. Caylor, NASHVILLE— Wcdnesday and Friday, r tcipm' Saturday, W IB QF I an Is your child having trouble mlatn tw corroctecL keeping up his grades tn school: Joined them Mrs. Erma Gardner left this week for Apalachlcala, Fla., where she wlU visit her son, the Robert Gardners where she is hoping to find sun instead of being as It is shell have quite a long way to go. Guests of the Jim Mom over thtf weekend were Mr. and Mrs. John Tipton and four sons of Kendal|vilte, Indiana. CMU Sophomore Lynne Ellen Hair, daughter ot the Leon Hales qf Taffae Drive, is home with her rarnfiy for a between semester vacation fdr t^n days. VALENTINE PARTY GOODIES! We will hove heert shape butter cookiea, indiviXoL dippod heart shape cokes, special cupcakes, and'targo decorated cakes. 25cl Buttercrust Bread Cream Filled Lunch Rollsea. 8c A delioous cream filling. Always refrigerated for freshs FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECI. Old Fashion Pan Cinnamon Rolls - 32» Buttercrust Milk Bread25< Special 51c Apple Fritters Save 6c 6 for 42c honey glazed. RemMnbw^COOKIEeOAY tVERY WED. 4 Dozen Assorted $4 00 O ■ DALE’S BAKc SHOP �Post Office at The Fullers to. , Attend Convention Over S3 Million Slate Road Jobs ate. our Nashville Moves Legislators In New Quarters । tadudeTTk^m Hcs°of ^relocation and TwvmalriirHnn nf 1S-41 trrwri . •IM mile* of rvconrtrw- day" for th* Nashville post office, and It U now housed in a re­ modeled structure on the west side of Main street. Postmaster Harvey Wilson said that special ceremonies will be held in about six week* with dignltartre from the US Postal,de­ partment taking part Bert Cnjrler remodeled two bunding* to bouse the post of-1 flee, and Chris King was the Penney’s hold* convention meetings for manager* every three year*. Meeting* for man­ ager* west of the'Mississippi will be held later in Colorado Springs. Ex-Vermontville # -• — Resident Dies . architect l miles of reconstrue-' bridge over Wonadoga etober. 1088. location ot M-43 i* I to start west of Ha*~ rar. kta. Ft»nces E. Kelly. 66. wiUghl on M-M and ckre of Rev. Matthew Kelly, died Uchland. < Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 27. I I* expected to be 1 ln Pilgrim Manor. Grand Rap- , t LEGALS STRONG CHAIN for your BETTER HEALTH Tha medical chalo which supports tha health of our nation Is long. Its many links include research scientists, medical special­ ists, nurses, and your fam­ ily doctor. The Pharmacist who dispenses your Doc­ tor's prescription is an­ other vital link. We are proud to be a strong link in thi* important chain. For dependable service, bring your Prescriptions to us. MWklcur. • pjllllo. iNNOCK for dinner in Grand Rapid* Sat­ urday. The occasion was In cele­ bration of birthdays for Jim Ptldpausch. whose birthday wa* last week, and Carol Feldpausch, whose birthday wa* this week. Personal Mention Mix Jimmy Noble* of Battle Creek and bar mother. Mr*. Leo Demond of E. Thorn, called on her grandmother. Mn. Rose tires living in the United State*. Engle of E. COlfa*. Sunday. Mra Henry Rogen was a guest The Rev. Leonard Maunder of the Congregational Church of- of her slater-In-law, Mra Violet Moore of Grand Rapids over the au. Midu 453-2791 Us Kantner were In Lakeview. Montcalm County, last week visiting the Everett MUlers from Tuesday until Thursday. They Your (/tag) Pharmacist O. W. Spencer and non. Don­ ald. returned Jan. 27 from a trip to Cape Kennedy visiting friend* and relative* tn route. A note of Interest to anyone visiting the Capo—there are tours on Satur­ day and Bunday. The Spencer* F Insurance Agency end. It was a special occasion a* Mr. and Mn. Morse, who bare owned and operated the "Mono Care" for 21H yean, are now re- Phone WI 5-4174 SITTING tha's birthday. Visiting tile Carl Ring* on Baturday were her sitter and chil­ dren, Mra. Stanley Halsey of and relatives In thia vicinity. । There wa* a family get-to-getber for thetr pleasure at the home of Denali* sister, Mr. and Mn John Bd! of Battle Creek, on Wednesday evening, Also visit­ ing the Millers on Tuesday wa* Mn. Margery Dryer, a former resident, now living In BauU Btc.; Mra Margery Dryer, who wa* Barry County s Welfare Depart­ ment director from 1855 to 1863 and who bold* a similar post In Chippewa County, wa* here over the weekend vlslUng Mn. Pearl Dryer and other relatives. Satur­ day evening there was a family fathering In honor of Margery's route they visited Ids parent*. । Mra WUllanAtarri* of Grand birthday and Tih Sunday dinner the William Gautsches, at New Rapids was a gurst of Mra. Lol* London. Mra Gautsche’s mother. Wickham from Thuraday until Mra. Dart* Peter* of Hayward. Sunday, and also visited othre WI*. spending the Win tor friend* In thi* vicinity. , , month* here. i The Dick’ Cotter*. Jack KenMr. and Mra. Art Fredenburg nedya, Marvin AQdetaons. lk*> and family were guest* of her Stanley* and Steven Johaae* RANDSEN’C Over Miller’s Jeweler* 120 W. STATf gT. ‘uLLii, Jacob's Pratt ription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone WI 5-2466 Hastings PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVEX I IN CI WI HAVI INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCIR North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 e.m. - 10 p. Kalamazoo. The Clardy* hare re­ cently moved into thetr home on Watcher St. ON TOP OF THE WORLD Ona hour ir WHEN HIS SHIRTS ARE DONE BETTER IN OUR BRAND NEW mTIIIIZIIIS” campus THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDRY Now he can have his shirts done the way he likes them! Clean, wrinkle-free and daxzling white. Our experts will do them that way with thorough, but gentle methods. Shirts will come cleaner, look better and last longer thanks to our Introductory SPECIAL > 5 Shirts for ’1” A Regular $1.50 Value With Any Order of offer MY CLEANING SATURDAY?^ FMRUARY 12th. IONAL DRY CLEANING New Shirt Laundering Equipment ONE DAY SERVICE ^ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Or Wa Wilt Giva You Your Money Back! OPEN One hour "lumizine: caenZe* W TH!: MOST IN DRY CLEANING 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Dally... Except Open HU 9 PM on Fridays Ona-Hour Service on Dry Cleaning On Request from 8 a.m. Hire 4 p.m. �Al nitar. outant or th. Penney store in Hastings, will be tn White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, next week to attend a com­ pany convention. Mm Fuller wlU Office at Nashville Moves In New Quarters Prut Tha Fullan to. . Attend Convention Legislators Monday night was “moving day" for the Nashville port otlice, and it is now housed in a re­ modeled structure on the west side of Main street. Postmaster Harvey Wilson said .law Will tw ------------ V------------ IIMWaiU । Ex-Vermontville g " Kesiaent Dies ■ •IM miiea of reconstruc- ■ Hlwon Williams. Janine Ostroth. Martha Culixrt and Sho­ ran Wellfaro are home from LEGALS STRONG CHAIN for your BITTER HEALTH The medical chalo which supports the health of our nation is long. Its many links Include research scientists, mtdical special­ ists. nurses, end your fam­ ily doctor. The Pharmacist who dispenses your Doc­ tor's prescription Is an­ other vital link. We are proud to be a strong link in this important chain. For dependable service, bring your Prescriptions to us. child. FUiowtng her marriage to (Rev. Kelly In London, Ontario, they came to the United States In 1924. and he served several churches in the Western Stales before they retired and moved to Vermontville 23 years ago. Rsv. Kelly died tn 1944. Mm Kelly remained In Vermontville until moving to Grand Rapids In June, 19®. There are no immediate rela­ tive living in the United statre. Engle of E. Colfax, Bunday. ■ Mra Henry Rogen was a guest The Rev. Leonard Maunder of the Congregational Church of­ of her sister-in-law. Mra Violet ficiated at Saturday's servlets, Moore of Grand Rapids over the and burial waa made In Wood­ lawn Cemetery. Personal Mention 451-2791 Your (fiaati) Pharmacist Joyable afternoon together. Mr. and Mrs. George Cogswell were Sunday dinner guests. Jan. 30. at Jacob's Mm Freeman Furrow, who has been at the home of her son. O. W. Spencer and eon. Don­ the Marshall Furrows, since No­ vember with the exception of ald. returned Jan. 27 from a trip to Cape Kennedy visiting friends Prescription Pharmacy John Bell of Battle Creek, on Wednesday evening, Also visit­ ing the Mlllere on Tuesday was Mrs. Margery Dryer, a former resident, now living tn Sault 8U Barry County's Welfare Depart­ ment director from 1955 to 1983 and who holds a similar post In Mr. and Mm William Oautsche took a trip through Wis­ so missed seeing much of intervuuwm last *». week on vm combined ■—...... -■ **L however, their trip waa very consin bustneu and plmsun* and en J enjoyable. . route they vUKed hU parental Mm Wllllam^farris of Grand the William Gautachre, at New Rapids was a gueot of Mm Lois London. Mm Gautsche s mother. Wickham from Thursday until Mm Doris Peters of Hayward. Bunday, and also visited other Wis., spending the Winter frianda In thia vicinity. , , F Mr. and Mm Art Fredenburg nedys. Marvin and family were guewta of her parent*. Mr. and Mm Lyle Morse of Mason, over the week­ end. It was a special occasion as RANDSEN'C Insurance Agency Over Miller's Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Phono WI 5-4174 SITTING owned and operated the "Morse Care“ for 21H yean. are now re­ tiring. and it was the last visit that the Fredenburgs would be the weekend visiting Mn. Pearl Dryer and other relatives. Satur­ day evening "— — *family — 126 Ent Stat, St. th... WI 5-2466 Halting! PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE - — Bunday dinner ,—-- -------- Mr. and Mrs John Mcllvaln of Pinckney, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dryer of R5 Hastings end Mildred Cole. Margery la atrng the Mld-Wlnter Conven­ or the Association of Wyl- Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat M-4» Want. Acrees from "beg '• S-de" . The Robert Ingrams and the Dale Bassets were Sunday guests for a carry-in dinner at the FOR YOUt COMVINIINCE WI>AVI INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BII^L CHANCER North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. -10 p.m. Kalamazoo. The Clardys have re­ cently moved into their home on Matcher St. ------- Oree 24 Haun a Day------- ON TOP OF THE WORLD One hour WHEN HIS SHIRTS ARE DONE BETTER IN OUR BRAND NEW "IIIIIIITIIIIM' THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDRY Now he can have his shirts done the way he likes them! Clean, wrinkle-free and dazzling white. Our experts will do them that way with thorough, but gentle methods. Shirts will come cleaner, ' look better and last longer thanks to our Introductory SPECIAL V 5 Shirts New Shift Laundering Equipment SX ONE DAY SERVICE # SATISFACTION GUARANTEED for $1°° A Regular $1.50 Value With Any Order of OFFER DRY CLEANING GOOP thru^^ 1 SATUROAY?^^ FEBRUARY 12th. IONAL DRY CLEANING Or We Will Give You Your Money Bock! OPEN One hour "nimmnizint: curtsies ® THE: AAOST IN DRY CLEANING 7:00 AM to 6:00 P.M. Dally... Except Open HU 9 PM on Fridays Ono-Hour Service on Dry Cleoning On Request from 8 a.m. thru 4 p.m. �Evangelistic Services Start At EUB Church Invite Young People to See Film Saturday An V. i the Central Consumers Will Build Largest Nuclear Plant YOUTH toa Auditorium. Thia feature length cotar moUon picture, filmed on location you into fabulous Enquire Hotel on the The huge new plant will have beach in Fort l^udardale. an initial generating capacity of While prenenttog the high more than TOOflOO kilowatts. It school drop-out's problem. "Mis­ fit" dynamically portrays hto tog plant at Big Rock Point, • ■' . ‘ J m vy UK near Charlevoix, and will cxcerd Chri--------------------- —<" youth of the Hastings Wesleyan In addition to the evening Methodist Church who extend a meetlngx, a special seminar will Work on the projected plant be held In the Flrat EUB Church Is scheduled to begin neat Bum­ mer 0<xa site known as Palisades, in Covert Township. Van Buren to private flrat class Jan. 18 In County, about five miles south of South Haven. By the time It R«*nt callers at the Wm. Germany, whore he to. nerving to completed. construction. costs Cramer home were Mr. and Mra. with the 582nd radical Com­ Kenneth Reynold* of Bedford pany. Robtoaon, an ambulance driver, entered the Army in May Walter White of Ionia. Mr. and petted to approximate $100 mil­ Mra Marlin Mead. Bally .nd 1965. completed basic training at lion. *flcha£’ of Bellevue, Mr. and jy ■>??» attended Odessa High School. Rent it with a Hanner ad! MIDDLEVILLE F HI DAY FISH SPECIAL All Hie Ferch *1" SATURDAY HAPFY HOUR Drink* </* Price from 8 to 9 p.m. CampbeU described tta Pallstep in the Company's long-rang plan* for economical, large-scale generation ot electric power decision to build a nuclear plant was reached after careful analy­ sis of the competitive economics Involved In both coal-fired and nuclear generation of electricity. eramm Norman Rockwell’s painting, “Growth of a Leader." symbolize* the 36lh anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Over 3 Vi million members will celebrate with the theme “Breakthrough for Youth." Jody llelrigel Mrs. Slaubaugh Going to V.N. Of Alto Dies And Washington use of their activity tn Meth­ . Youth Fellowship and leaderablllUm. At Lowell Home ■ Funeral services forMra.Phebe Slaubaugh. 83. of rural Alto, were held Tuesday at the Pickens Funeral Chapel at Clarksville, With Rev. Daniel Zook officiat­ ing and interment in the Mennonite cemetery. Mrs. Slaubaugh died at the Rogers Rest Home at Lowell Sunday afternoon. She was born in Illinois on Dec. 17. 1877. daughter of Criss and Elizabeth (Good) Blrkey. Her husband. Albert, who had also been a resident at the home, died in 1965. Her only survivor is a brother. Senior Citizens Hear Talk on Tex exemptions Undergoes Surgery MihIc Phon* SY 5-3640 Seventy Senior CtUaena me* at Mr and Mr*. Donald Weinert the Episcopal Pariah House W ou­ and three children of Lansing tlay for a bountiful carry-ln tin­ spent the weekend with Mra. ner and social time. Among the several guests <ror* Daniela. the two Hastings liwnnn, ’.tuasel Doty and Floyd Craig, ind spending her mid-term vacation Mrs. Craig from Albion College at the home President Ray Wolfe n tra­ duced the gentlemen ar,J ex­ Ing this week to Highland, Ind. plained the purpate of th, .r visit, which was to acquaint the mem­ ber* of the club, and visitors, who are 65 or older with the provi­ sion* of the new Stet* law which favor* the exemption of a large portion of their assessed property taxes. Doty outlined the proper course to follow for each elder cltixen in order to take advantage of this law. Many question* were put to Doty which he answered a* fully as possible, while warning that he does not claim to be a tex ex­ pert, but urged emphatically that eaeh person make It a point to secure an application blank from his supervisor, or at the city hall, and answer all questions there­ on. A NIC! HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property dose This must be taken care of by to Hasting*. March 1, before the Board of Review meets on March 8 A RIAL N1CI HOME IN THI FIRST WARD hat two bedroom* He also suggested that there umt*lr< -—4 a-..-. ._ J____ a. . . . was a need for those who are able themselves, to help some who for various reasons may not water softener, hat Insulatiotb "'•‘•I awning*, double asraee* newly decorated, for$7,500.00 be able to attend to It without Resistance A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLI HOMI IN THI 4th WARD, ha* President Wolfe announced that the February meeting will two bedroom* upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement and gat floor fur­ be In charge of the Hastings Women** Club, and will be a nace. brand new garage and utility room, full corner lot for birthday party, with games, des­ $9,000.00 sert and coffee. So as President M-ACRI LOT. a back lot from Jordan Lake, on Section Four Johnson would put it—"You all come." Woodland, for $1,300.00 The Birthday table was color­ ful with poinsettia* and a lovely BUILDING LOT IN 2ta WARD, rewer end water in. ha* a garage pink frosted cake which waa on It, alto a part baiement----------------- - --------------- $1,500.00 paased around, with the usual re­ sult. WI HAVI A HOMI IN BATTLI CRIIK. with throe bedroom* and The Rev. Harold Bugbee closed ^OwnltK” living room, dining room. the meeting with prayer. kitchen, full bailment ruru. «■< u_ Mr*. Iris Shaffer of Nashville, dark and driver's license exam­ iner In Sheriff Merl Campbell's office, underwent surgery at Battle Creek Lakeview Hospital Monday. REAL ESTATE Top Lilting* In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A RIAL COOO COM FORTAB U HOM I IN TNI FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* upttalrs; downttalr* it he* One bedroom, two living room*, dining room, kitchen, full b*th, bsrement with gst heat, double gsrsge, living room it carpeted, and dr«pe* go alto, norm window*. *creened-in front porch, workshop on back for ..................................................................$11,000.00 HOME IN QUIMBY, hat two bedroom* upstair* and down a living room, dining area and kitchen, full bath, no basement, gas heat, for $3,200.00 AN EXTRA COOO HOME IN THI SECOND WARD, with three bedroom* and closet* upstairs, and hall, two bedroom* and hall are carpeted, and downstairs it hat a living room, dining room, kitchen and new bath, ceramic tile, with tub. tbower seat and insulation all Over the house, has aluminum siding, new cement driveway, combination, storm windows and screens, and storm doors, the living room is carpeted, also deep freexe, washer and dryer, gas stove, has all new wiring---------- ----------- $11,000.00 A BEAUTIFULCOUNTRY ESTATE |ust out of town on two acre landscaped site, has large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modern kitchen "With monowall* built in birch cupboard*, disposal, lots of built In accauorle*. thermopane window*, full basement with a nice recreation room, farced hot air oil fired furnace, and another fireplace tn the basement, attached garage 24 X 24 ft., place has a wonderful view of the countryside, has lightning rod*, lor* of shrubbery, owner will finance, priced right to $21,000.00 —or will rent for $ 1 SO eseath IN THI FOURTH WARD a real nice brick house. ranch type, hat a living room with fireplace, carpet and drape* included, two bedroom* and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached prate, nicely landscaped, owner having left tqwn will taka I |,JO(LOO THRU NICE BUILDING LOTI ON HASTINGS HEIGNTJ. A-NICI VACANT LOT In Ammon Eaton Addition for$650.00 WUllam M. Day. Michigan Bell president, said in Detroit that much of the capital required to finance the program must come from investors willing to put their money Into the lelepbone bualneaa rather than In David L. Alnawortn. 20. eon of. Mr. anti Mra. Carl F. Alnoworth,* oU»cr opportunities.' lie investment saidthc SSndta I960 I®4 Barlow Lake. R1 Middleville, Tota Mahar, Henry 84. Martin program will require hundred* uidtei^'rt’the Arm? to tne Bresent grand knlgl*. of additional employees to sup- I1 tary Lnrv police Doll“ training t™1"1"" al at the Uie Army Training Center. Fort Gordan. Ga.. on Jan. 28. Ainsworth's force of some 23,400 men and training Included Instruction In civil and military law. traffic control, map reading, prtoonerof-war control and self-defense. suppliers. He entered the Army tn Septem­ ber of 1965 and completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. Ains­ r I th Michigan's e c o u o ra I e worth attended Lee High School. Wyoming, and was employed by Jured about 2:39 azn. Satorday Keeler Brass. Grand Rapids, be­ driving eoulh on Hanover. fore entering the Army. Newell Heath Hurt in Crash Day also attributed a good share of the surging demand to higher telephone usage stimu­ lated by Increasingly attractive I U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions chert Injuries. Ing telephone service a constant­ ly Increasing bargain." As ex­ amples. he mentioned the declln- Tuesday. Intra-state call*. tbelr telephones Day said. “In people without ordering It. and more and mare," addition, many service now are otlxrx with low- private lines. This all adds up placed on our facilities. SAVES WEAR ON CUPIDS VilMtkH, or * ipecid party «t, you cat do all your ViitntiM shoppiag with ore coBvaaiaat Hop at our Hsllntark besdquwtar*. You'll fta larttimtrtsi. wtwnical Statewide, the 1906 program gift suignlioni. |Vt urao*, party tax liorn—all al our Ubre-todayl million for central office equip- i rtOMAMd $1(12 million m aaMDuutingc'— new ariepixxte buildings during Going to Viet Nam BFD. and Mra. Donald McDyer Helen McDyer. 813 E. Railroad Upon their return to Alexandria, Plus S&H Green Stamps duty tn Viet children will r listed In the Army in 1940 and to GARDNER'S children have accompanied 8F.C. McDyer on previous oversea* duty 5®SnOHflNDKfl?L AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE WI HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NIED NEW LISTINGS Wetvwia^RSB’ & Riverside HASTINGS SAU3MIN room, dining room, kitchen,.full both, he* • basement with oil burner, ha* small basement barn, with stanchion* tile silo. 12 x 36’, tan aero* of muck land, two aero* woods, good rich soil, located m Odessa Township. Ionia Qwnty TTllJj00.00 itcld their part grand knlghta’ banquet on Wednesday evening Rev. Pr. David Hawley o< 8$. T-K School Calendar Inoa^hcITlt? P—w 1 ta « Hastings KCs Honor Past Grand Knights I prill spend a record $175 million to expand and Improve com­ munications oervlcre lliroughout the State. Jody Hdrigel. daughter of Mr. •ervee more than 950.000 electric customers In 61 counties of and Mra. Raymond Helrigel of Irving, lias received her itinerary Michigan's Lower Peninsula. to Uie U.N. and Washington Semi­ nar. She to among the 70 young people chosen In Michigan. Three young people pay their own way. The minimum to $140 without any extras. Judy luui earned more than 1100 of her amount. The young people meet at Trinity Glen. Freeport. 8:90. Friday. Feb. 4—Coaches clinic. Methodist In Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids. return Feb. 19. They arrive In New York Feb. 12. That day they tour the city in a domed touring bus, Tuesday. Feb. 8 — Combined. and cel Ute first, night al Christ Rotary and Linns and Reading Church Fellowship Hall In New club dinner: basketball. Lowell. York. They will tour the U.N. Building moat of the time In NewThursday, Feb. ID—Home Eco­ York. Half of the time they will nomics dub to BatUa Creek, be In Wanhlngton. D. C.. where they will visit the White House. 1:10. Friday. Feb. 11 — Basketball. Congress and many other places Baked to A Live Orchestra playing Swctiwa Tww itacx Michigan Bel Ttiepbone Com- hang-outs, Aytnond, chairman of the board, and. JamgeJ^. Campbell, presl- Mid-Villa Inn a Michigan Bell Plans Record 1966 Ext iditure about drop-out*.—home. school. Cynthia, and Forrest Johnson, local. ' - The Hastings Banner Ceri Niethamer's hew phene Richard flow WI 5-3004 WI 5-5854 Safe driver* pvefee !*>• CO*. veatoace and depetaabllity of eea fast data service ata per•eaai atteMiea vrtee rw eeta FeeAll Types *4 iMuraaco FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY. with living room, two bedrooms, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running water, throe sfell garage, right of W h> lake tor........ .............................................. HMta-M A YEAR ROUND NOMI AT YWORMAtaU UQ with iMng room. dMng room, kitchen, two bedrooms DM both., newly HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY "Me rt Strata TWwtrw” Ilf Wort State St. •ar Swyour local authorized Buick dialer ■©• �zigs Beats Saxons Squeeze By Bulldogs for Kh Straight BASTING* BANNSB I 1 Fine Shooting, Good Defense Provides Victory Prep Basketball JBoundup QAMM FBHXAT MIOHT Hastings Tramples Si.'Johns IFUh Ukf—od Friday, cll director, to. there are more than WO boys sad gtrte the torrid Af _ A* WOOOCHUOX they trounced the Redwings Friday night*. 73-43 program. rtetary to which Coach VabdfrVccn'a chap* constantly worked their pattern* tn fashioning their coveted win. and mini m* In their second meeting, there waa no mal - functioning in the Saxon attack aa they fired only 28. In the meantime they put on a defensive exhibition which permitted Coach Bill lads only 50 shot*, most off balance. 8L Johns out of the 50 from the f converted 16 out of throw*. ‘ OAOl UIULT1 13. Kevin McKeough 11, PhU Gasper 5, Brian Pufpaff 3; Wol­ verine* 11 —Jim Cummin* and gifte. Jerry Mesick 7. Kevin Kurr 4. The first and third period* of the game were highlighted by Daye Huebner 3. Hltnl 38 — Elmer Smith 13, the shooting of Steve SchondclUABTWaa Maksta ft W tf steve Merrill 10. Steve GUlion* mayer and Dave William*. In the opening period Scbon? •- •X ». Z■ it—d** Wll*jnnni >; »»«««• «' .1? • ■ • Z . Jim wilt. Ellie 14 14, BUI Vai4n«i>«*h FWdpausch 14 dclmaycr drilled all three of his _ Gordon Howes and Don Hess 3. field goal attempts and seven out of eight free throw* to accumu- the third period, g-fi? i n, ustnaa u. «■ in, W*m OolkoUa *l t£r*L wouawa *0. IrUaMlii 71 (OT). Armchair Athlete U? j Russell Rounds, manager of our Barry County State Game Area, reports that two turkeys—a gobbler and a hen—have been In the third frame Dave Wil­ released in the Barry Game Area and Yankee Springs Recrea­ liam* thrilled the crowd when he meshed seven oat of eight shot* tion Area and that game men are hoping to release more in the from the floor with hl* long future. . . . Major emphasis is now on capturing enough turkeys to While Behoodeimayer and WUallow introductory releases here after 16 wild turkeys were live- treat 13-10 after the first period trapped in the Allegan area last and 30-29 at the half ' week and released tn Benxle Creenvlile led 52-42 going In County with hopes of eatablishtng tha birds in a new area of northern Michigan. Nine hens and seven gobbler* Stag Shop Gagers Catholics Lead Volleyball Loop Whip Fords for The QsZhoilcs are leading the Men’s Wednesday night Volley7th Straight Director Jock Clary reports. dltlons offered a good chance of •arrival. The powerful Stag Shop entry AU sportsmen hope that no one In the Hasting* Men’s Basketball Greenville defeated Lakewood. will mo!a*t the turkeys, and will ' 43-42; Charlotte downed Ionia, give them a chance to survive league will attempt to keep Its record unmarred thi* Thursday 66-49. and Alm* swamped Grand night when Uie Lakewood Area chap* lake on Renner Food In the 7 pm. game in the Hasting* .; Outdoor Trail — Justice BUI High East Gym. Independents meat the MethoFrancisco Form Supply play* Hummril fined Clark Bliss, Jr, Oun Lake, 1100 plus 8730 court the Hastings Merchant* in the tartan* play the Pickup* at 8. bad N coate for selling deer meat Rob- nightcap on the east court. On Wednesday, Feb. 16, the Teachers play the Independents, fined 325 plus costs for killing a hen pheasant. Walter Rt Flora, Hasting*, was fined *25 plus costa for having a loaded rifle in hl* £ LaPatote had 11 before fouling out to the final period. Lance Rochester had 10 far the OrtHW Grtenvtlle ram* from behind > o hand Lakewood’.Ite 7th straight 1 s**. ’Tba Vlking| w*re cut Ip TOTALS «0 S3 IS Lw» Ut Tkaw Am Yowr FROZEN PIPES • Gm fr Arc Welding t Service anywhere! ApTO-TRUCK sad TRACTOR REPAIR dlevlUe. was fined *20 and costs for having venison without valid permit*. and Jonathln Fields was fined 810 plus costs for fishing on Bassett Lake Saturday without a license. . . . ' Conservation men estimated that about 300,000 pounds of venison was wasted and 813 mil­ lion in vehicle damage resulted jm highway deer accident* last ar Ln Michigan. There were 62 deer killed by motorist*, the mMrvaUon Department re­ ft*. A total of 3332 were killed southern Michigan. There were 147 killed In the northern LowPeninsula. and 1.073 in the ?per Peninsula. Accident* in :tober <771 > and November .0861. accounted for almost „.je-thlrd of last year's deer toll on State highway*. Barry County averaged more than one a day in November. Drivers must always playing makeup games next Tuesday are to be the Merchants HAQ 10 MY ^•25*^ 1000 Lakewood Wro>Har< Win 2 Matches From Greenville Lakewood High School'* Wreatiing team became the 16th straight victim to fall before the Greenville High grapplen. The Viking* lort Friday on their own mat to th* Yellow Jackals, 34-8. and UH* Wednes- . Jim Farman of Lakewood dacteioned Dick Hawley, 3-0, in the 135 - pound division, and Bred Olllasple pinned Wayne Flerantonl In 53 second* In th# 166pound division. the main HH8 for the condition- Surftrt 14 — Brom Hahn 5. ard 3. Rifch Rohde 3; Dribble* 3 Fitzgerald 10, Dave McGuire, Joe KeaSenich 1, Ohril 'Ounemoa 1; Irish 13—Bob Shumway 5. Doug Welton 4, BUI Reynolds. David Andenoh. 3. ' ' Mark Halnea 4, Steve Cutleman 3; Panther* St —Dave VanDerMolen 11, Mark Bowen 10. / Trettey* 36—T)*rfnl» Acker 14, John Btuvey 6. Greg Ziegler, Bri­ M Echtinaw 4. Gary Bandau 3. Panthers U — Don Hoffman 18. Dave VkofirVeeh 2. Saxena 13—Jcny Ksesenlch 10. Jeff Goodyear and Dan Dougher­ ty 4; Vlktng* 7 —Brian Smith, Mark Wolfe, Stan Sheridan 2. Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-31M FOR INFORMATION AN^RBIRVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan NOW ON NEW BROADCAST HOURS Daily from 7:45 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. THE DAYS ARE GETTING LONGER LISTEN TO THIS DAILY FEATURE YOU CAN HEAR IT AT 12:05 p.m axs?.-~ Monday thru Friday The Freshmen started Hasting* Hailing. M WaUdcriT* Tuesday afternoon when they de­ E? PrtXhro, KIDNIY DANCIR SIGNALS woodland caribou, wolves, Nack "If* America'. the Hasting* Merchant*. Hen- Francisco's came through with Pta, with the Alma golf team for a 73-55 win over Renner Ford on Jan. 20, with Don Mohn scoring Mrs. Julius Knowlton at R3 Del­ 26 points, Mike Richey 17, Steve ton and a 1964 Delton High grad, Cole 8, Shirley Woods 6, Glen heard from every member of the Sugars 4. and Don Carley and .» Aquinas trim Individually, and Bob Adams 2. Ted Eglcstoa ha8J7 for Ren­ the coach visited him In the bee* ners, Gene Service Jt, Gary Mc­ pita! ... Middleville's Rob’White 1* still Ghee 7, Art Meade 6 and Gene ' leading th* Expressway scoring McAllister 4. with an average of 343 pointe In Hastings Mfg. eagers eaged the nine game* on 85 field goals Walldorff •» on Jan. 20. 54-48. with and 49 free throw*. Maple Val­ Art Fredenburg leading the win­ ley'* Stewart Is fourth In scoring ner* with 20. Jack Chadwick addwith an 183 average. . . . nolds 7 and’larry Utter 1. Jim Calender had 14 for Walldorff’*, John Gallagher 13. Dennis Cleve­ Friday. 72-46. . . . Jack Kelly of land 6, Bob Ehcrdt and Dennis Kerperien 4 and Art Bennett, Bob Spencer and Phil Walldorff 2 velopment. . . . The standings; TEAM HHS Frosh Start Triple Victory Over Ionia oaicuis: John Locrvn. But Orsnd Wea Lewi* 6. Don Oook, Bob Jerow, Bob Taylor, Mike Hub­ FOR FUN AND HEALTH Spencer 3. Don Mohn had 30 points for Francisco’s but he wsa the only lad in the double figures. Hud Williams added 8, Steve Cole 7, Don Carley 3 and Gary Buck­ land. Glen Sugars and Bob Adams scored 3 each. Merchants, Bob VanderVeen and Don Mullens 11 each. Mike Klovanich 8, Bernie Oom 6 and Ed Homstra 3. The Coriander* defeated Wall­ dorff'*. 60-50, with Tom Havana pouring in 23 point*. Gary Cole 13. Mike Corrigan 10. Gary Van­ auoornmi Houten 8, Larry Barney 6 and John Mahler 2. Den Curtl* had 14 for Walldorff. Dave Reynold* )y two-third more than a high 13. Jim Chandler 8. Bob Erherdt I school graduate. conscious and has a broken right 5. Dennis Cleveland 4 and Bob Spencer and John Gallagher 3 arm —but he's left-handed. He Here's How and Jim Bowerman I, Steve BrownaU 3; AM* 13—Dave God­ frey 6. Bill Burghdoff 3, Tom Ly­ ons 3. Coodle* IS—Art Merrill 14, Ray II «=« Ellis 6, Tim Ctarey 4, Jeff Hoke BOWL T*. the Stag Shop at 8fl5. Jerry’ Hopkin* paced the Stag Shop to their seventh victory, a 78-48 romp over Francisco's, by pumping In 28 point*. B. Schnei­ der had 17, S. Barnum 13. L. Brief Noteas Jerry Knowlton, a sophomore at Alma College, who ha* been playing good ball as a guard on the Alma College cage team UH* season, was injured In the Aquino* game Wednesday and was hospitalized at the Gra­ tiot County Hospital untlj Frl- LOAN PLAN Reynolds 16, Bria Thompeon 8, Howie Moare 1. LAPO FHARMACY ’ HASTINGS and BARRY COUNTY'S OWN RADIO STATION MHK �THI BATTWOS RANMRB-3 Maple Valley to Host Wayland Friday Night HASTINGS BOWLING Maple Valley High's eagers, i------- i------------------------------------------who were upael Friday night by I led Bangor with 15 points. Rick SOFTBALL MEETING VanDenburg 7. Dave Towne 3 the Caledonia Scotties, 83-57, will I oison had 18 and Jamie Poyer 9 be host to Wayland this Friday Dick Stanley. 8. night while Hamilton travels to Gary VanEbt scored 34 points — Bernie Guggemoa Caledonia for Expressway games. and BUI Miller 27 to lead Middle­ » 14. Rhd Crotban ville's Junior Varsity to a 72-55 win over Wayland. Caledonia's Un<» High School. AD softball and Bancor to Parchment for reserves defeated Maple Valley, 53-56, previously unbeaten Goll era Market 46, Ne-Hl Beverage Lake lost to Galesburg, 34-32, au poster tor cm woes, goes to Galesburg-Augusta. and Delton won, 42-41. Perry 516, K. Granata 613, K The Governor proclaimed February 6 the 18th Children'* Dental Bellevue plays Olivet. The scores by quarters: TUESDAY TWISTEXS Htakh Week in Michigan and catted Ihelr chilSide Lumber 36 S, Millers PlumbBriCtenhwn 500. ' Next Tuesday Middleville's un­ MAPLE VALLEY II 36 11 16-57 standings: Local Finance 53. dren to better dental health defeated T-K eagers will be host CALEDONIA Standinn: Smith Bros. 544. lo Lowell as Coach Ray Page's charges seek their 13th straight GALESBURG victory. Springfield goes to Del­ GULL LAKE A hustling bond of little Red­ ton with the Junior Varsity game Colvin 178-469, Mary Miller IMwings from 81 Johns defeated set for 6:30, Olivet travels to WAYLAND bil 42. Larke Cltgo 414, Al's & the Hastings High Junior Var­ Maple Valley and Lansing Wav- MIDDLEVILLE Gladys Purdum 204-446, Dorothy Dot's Bar 41, Hastings Aluminum Howes 176-430, Shirley Bowman sity eagers here Friday night. I erly plays at Grand Ledge. _______ ( and Montgomery Ward 40, 158-420, Jan Peurach 164-461, 186-463, Jo* Tkik* 164-458. Eve­ Caledonia moved out in front 425, Marilyn Curtis 156-400, 57-48. Soutliend Food 39, Hastings Elec­ Linda Lowry 170-455, Doris Stan­ of Maple Valley In the first peri­ Shirley Allen 160-441. Darts tric and Patten Monument 35. ton 168-440. Joon Tinker 158- lyn Donovan 180-470, Faye Allen od. 16-10, and the Scotties were 197-564, Ella Higdon 176-461, Greenfield 178-423. Shirle never behind although the score Gerry Newton 176-497, Gladys and Viking 22. Partridge 156-438. Ruby Downey Edwards* 167-475, Jeannie . Hastings High's undefeated wa* knotted on three occasions. 427 and Irene Balik 162-406. 148-428, Jaenlcc Dolman 150­ Tom Benedict led the winners i halftime. 432, Henrietta Cocncn 172-469, Vickery 158-440, Betty Horton HASTINGS MFG, LEAGUE Lakewood this Wednce- with 21 points. Dick Steward and | Harry McCollum rolled 216-607 VI Wendorf 167-463, Bobby 168-476, Ines Lyons 166-468 and Jiihn Newman led the losers with going Into the last period. Handy 183-442, Metha Gray 163­ Mickey Lambert 165-451. 20 and 17 tallies, respecUvely. , In that fourth quarter, Steve 428 and Marie Hammond 187-443. Bennett chalked 203-661, Aaron Middleville, which was ranked Coach Bob Mullens' HasUngs Sherk 212-665, Maynard Tucker High Junior Vanity eagers gained' 41-39 when he stole the ball and Mickey Lambert 150, Della Goro- 161, Louis Annis 168. Dorotha Ings last week, trampled WsyBrumm 163, Winifred Yargts went in for a Uyup. Miks Pttadenski 150. Lucille Wilson 157. gerald picked up a three-pointer Ionia on Dec. 17. when they nipped Kate Bender 132. Ellen Darts 150, 158, Bettie Sbeilenbarger 150. Don Hall's Tiger Tracks are with 6:35 left and Hastings led. Helen Root 150, Darlene Everett the visiting Bullpups here Tuesday leading the Preahman - Sopho­ 153, Joanh Burchett 164 Linda night, 53-49. Thocnpeon 160. Marilyn Macmore Basketball league with a 54-34 at the three-quarter mark. lonis took a 13-9 lead al the Kenzle 149, Marge Campbell 136. McCollum 152. Ruth MIUer 159.. Norrix of their match with Rob White pumped In 23 points quarter but Hastings earned a 6-1 record and Terry Greenfield's LU Wyant 146. Barb Kleraey 161. Pat Conley 172, Shirley Bowman Syndicate quintet Is on top of for the Pagemen. Terry Moore Marieah Makley 166. Florence 154, Nancy Taylor 153. LeKla That dual has been rescheduled had 14 and Jack CampbeU 12. 23-21 margin by halftime. the Junior-Senior circuit with COMMERCIAL MAJORS Smith 163, Fran Brown 161. Barb Weyerman 161, Maggie Corrigan a 7-0 record. Youth Coucll Direc­ Gordy Hudson had 18 for WayStandings: Sports Bor 62, Har­ 153, Mildred Mathews 153. Mary Kleracy 154, Bernice Smith 169. tor Bob King report*. couldn't quite overcome. Madeline Everett 168, Barb Sin­ wood's IGA 54. Piston Rings 63, Greg OlUons sparked Uie young Monday 1 results: . With 1:23 left HasUngs trailed HamUton whipped Muskegon clair 154 and Frances Welchcr MMler's and CulUgan's 46, City Decker 131. Saxons' attack, pumping In nine Oakridge, 72-45, In a non-league 171. Freshman-Sophomore League out of 21 field goal attempts and tut. Tailor's 40 H, Montgomery Ward RECREATION LEAGUE NO. > Bernice Smith picked up the eight out of eight free throws for Tigers 15 — Mike Sheridan 7. on threat as St. Johns won going HamUton drilled 31 out of 71 38, HasUngs Aluminum 36. Auto 3-7-10 spilt. shots In scoring Its 9th victory 26 points. Rick Abbey scored 12. Don Hall, Herb Buwalda 6. Dan Standings: Gilmore Jewelers Tag Inn 27 and Tyden 174. In 11 starts. Dave Plasmon had Gary Hall 6. Jim Pish-r 4. Glenn Bump 4. Art Cotant 3; Choppers 48, Johnie*s Auto Parts 42 H, AckMONDAY MIXERS 21 and Lloyd Schrotenboer 17. Cota and Tom Hoke had 2 points 22—Mike Miller, Gordan Hess 9, elt's Confectionary 41. Lockshore Ing lad Thursday with 226-608. Farms and Walldorff *s 39, Wood­ and Mike PltageraM 1. Oreg Wood 4. Standings: Weicoma Tavern Harr Haan chalked 218-602. mansee Lumber and NashvUle Horses 25 — Rich Buller 9. Leo trouble. Prilx Thwalte led Ionia with 14. 60. Foodland 534, Nortbsldc Bruce TVsrry 204-554, Shannon Gravel 37, Parker's Tavern 354, Grocery 63. McAUlstor's Oil Skip Harris hud 13, Doug Browni Hamp 8, Rick Hess 6, Prank MiLydy 543. John KaMnsky 634. Goodyear Bro*. 34 and HasUngs 12. Steve Watt 6 and Mike Kryer 10. Jeff Chandler 7. Dean Rose Floyd Williams 206-533, Les “Cmon. be a sport." your friend Sheriff's Girls 49. Piston Ring 4. Paul Curtis 3. 47, Vogt's 46 H, Haan's Standard challenges. Almost before you Crawlers 51—Harold Lewi* 30. 601, Kingsley Bennett 245 - 660, Service 45, Mary's Beauty Shop know It, you're an athlete—mem­ Greg Crawford. Adam Bedune mission. Gull Lake tallied 16 Sheler 204-550, CharlM Krauss <24. Savings it Loan 40H. The ber of the local athletic asaocla10. Tom Hahn 7. Jeff Miller 4; 542. Boyd Payne 509 with a IM French 219-666, Dave Kruko 206- Press 39H. HasUngs Height* 38. tlon, the church league, or the A. J. B. C. JUNIOR DIVISION average. BUI Burns 301-543, Dave neighborhood hunting group. Standings: Moose Lodge 484. Scott Anderson. Bruce Newton Gilmore 546, Curt Awrey 644. Ray 31. Michigan Magnetics 24 and A new leaflet from the Ameri­ 7, Robby Casteleln 4. »o, 640. Ed Richardson 206-535, Mike Lundquist 210 - 204 -630, Howard can Medical Association cautions nao xi tn me nnaie ano uuu xi.| Johnston 620, Dick Hudson 514. that before rigorous activity be­ 1 •“> Good aaries: Shirley VanDen- gins, shape up — arrange ftfr a •Lonm. Wkyn, RoM led Stew Howes 511. Dick Alien 604 |burg 303-585, Alma CbviBe 212­ health examination, check your and BUI Helsel 600. 542. Louise Bahe 203-531, Gladys diet, plan for sufficient sleep, । Saturday night Bangor upset' Good serlae: Wee VanDenburg Terry Greenfield. Chuck Jordan 10. Al Dean 6. Mike Murphy 6; ** MerTtU Edwards 189-502, Emma Magoon then begin your conditioning Delton. 72-49 gaining revenge BANTAMS (UnMr U) over the Panthers for an esrly . VenDenburg 154-436, Bteve Mer314-540, Lucille WlUltts 301-601, Standings: Haan's 444. Doles Wilma Denials 309-617, Arlene program. season defeat. IriU 180-418. Dave Tumes 145-418 Isham 8. Dale Working 4, A medical examination, usu­ Bake Shop 384, Legion Auxiliary Dave Batter and Archie Privett * nd Elmer Bmkth 163-411. ally required for high school 179-482, Darlene Everett 189-487, Barr Tire Shop 314, George's Marta Ulrich 204-480, Bernie Cltgo 38. Barry Co. Lumber 37, Eckert 164-470. Boonie Hathaway ■Burns Refrigeration. Duperette, 179-491, Bertha Thaler 172-476, lot of know-how Anna McDonald 182-493, Bandy Before beginning sport* actlvlGallop 161-463, Peg Cronlngtr tings Aluminum 20. Copper Lan­ 156-432 and Betty Sothord 176- slclan for a thorough checkup to fix a hi-fi tern 19'4, Hastings Motor Sales with emphasis on your heart, circulatory and respiratory sys­ tems ahd reflexes. High Games: M. Haines 175Athletes need the same food as spectators — but more of it A dally diet should Include nutri­ ents found In the four basic food B. Havens 122-243, J. Wyngarden groups —meat and meat substi­ 131-238, K Allen 126-235, J. HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE tutes. milk and milk products Standings: Tool Room 52. Of­ vegetables and fruits, breads and 127-233, M. Ness 114-223. J. fice and Casitc 40. Courthouse cereals. Goodyear 126-209, 8. VanDen­ As you become more active, burg 116-307, M. Rowley 119-208, guys 42H. Machine Room 37H, your appetite and food consump­ D. Gank 131-203, J. Haan 101tion will probably Increase, En201 and J. Minor 141-200. and Journeymen 31. up (but not excessive» amounts uf carbohydrates. No single health BOWLERETTE8 standing lad Tuesday rolling 642, Waildorffs lead with 61 wins, Harry McCollum posted 537, Don Penneys with- 67, Color Center 56. HasUngs Radio & TV 52. Smith 201-522. Aaron Sherk 202­ more sleep you win need. Even Gardner's Drugs 46. Motor Aires 531. Art Gallup 321-500, Karol if your sport is not a vigorous Owen Sil, Gil Outznan 504, Mike one, your need for rest will In­ Mobil 43. Mahler Motor Sales Reynolds 221-500 and Maynard crease slightly. Rest, however, 42H. Hastings Floor Covering Tucker 600. win be more beneficial and easier to come by as a result of greater 38, Burns Refrigeration 37H, HOWARD TRUMBULL muscular acUrtty. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE HasUngs MllUng 36. Arcade The shift from spectator to WI 5-6167 » WI 5-5991 Don Haywood of River Bend Beauty Solon and Cuyler Trucksportsman must be gradual. Ath111 N. JiHww* st Mill Golf had one of his best nights Rockhill A Banghart Sinclair COMMERCIAL MINORS Thursday firing a fine 254 game Snyder 204-538 and Lyle San­ finishing with 600 to cam all K~“ th«s honors. A Bherk pouted 263 J. Harrington 223-564. R. Jen­ WEDNESDAY P.M. LEAGUE kin* 200-560, 2UV-00U. K. it., Owona cnrcna 301-540, Standings: HasUngs Motoi E. Engmeth 2M-533, J. But 639, Alert Redwings Whip Young Saxons, 57-48 Unbeaten Saxon Wrestlers Meet Union Tuesday Young Saxons Gain Revenge Over Bullpups Syndicates and > Tigers Leading Monday Leagues Leagut Adult ‘Athletes’ Should Get in Shape Early TUS— 1. W.HNICt Now! FORD DEALER CENTRAL RADIO & TV WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Good aeries: Shirley Drake a big 620 In the Mixed wheel. 167-454, Marls Ulrich 189-454, Jim Tolen snagglcd 187-512. Norm Jenkins 188-521, Ruth Hathaway 189-450, Bandy Clin- Rice 188-428, Dorotha Brumm 166-427, Bruce Brumm- 173-474, 489, Betty Sheler 166-443, Ellen Don Graham 186-522. Walt Sin­ Davis 160-470, Anna McDonald clair 162-498, Don Cheney 178183-496, Shirley VanDenburg 176-616, Fran Owens 177-467. Wilcox 204-518, Junior Russell 189-515, Olva Befring 200-467, Roy Hewitt 181-521, Ruth Miller 166-438. Lorry Annis 178-496, Louise Annis 164-417 and Bob McCullum Um's Heating NEW CARRYING Buy Miller's 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 B suranoe 49, Highlands Thornapple Rink 46, Furniture 40. Ken's Gulf 364 and Poll's tion 374. Iler, train indlviduaUy. Players should warm up before every sportsman. After a medical checkup, begin your condlUoning with brisk walking, mild run­ ning, or skipping rope—acUvlUes and increase endurance. Dogs Available A year-old email male port tier and a lO-month-old German rhepherd purebred spayed female Dairy 47, are available for adoption at the Johnson's dog pound. Persons interested A Bob'* Construc­ Braden through the sheriff's of- ON QIWCQI M 1 ■ ■ Special Savings on Mustang! ■ " m Comes equipped with a 200 cu m. 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Write Darrel Hall !£’®*tUe CrWlk- Of Phone: 8<3'7”T’________ • 3/10 te Over Start’s Wallpaper b Paint Store Utt 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK ONE AND ONE - HALF OLD PAST BEAGLE SPANIEL DOG - Whl| Um �Card of Thanks Hatlingi School Menu CARD OF THANKS To my many friends, family, fellow-workers at Medical Pacllltoby W8C8. Rebekah Xo. M, Bliss Local 114, for wd calls, to thank you one and all Dr Birk, nurse* and old* BAN THE nOWTORCHl women 8 Bowling Tourney Entries Close Saturday niow rMUN inm oAtt M !M Hastings k Ffayridans bs •JTJSSy’WS CABD OT THANKS — —~ a, uwo Dr. Ray Finnic. Dr. Phelps, and Dr. Gordon Finnle, the nurses and nurses aides for Uxe wonder­ ful care I received while I wa* in the hospital and many thank* to Rev. DeGroot and the mem­ bers of the Nashville Baptist Church fqr the prayer* and cards, also Leonard - Osgood for their prompt attentton with lance. Thank you and program to provide practicing phy•ictans and <xdall*t* an oppor­ tunity for postgraduate study in many areas of medicine and hl- Highhank Hojui Mrs. Fort* Hmcblilo *51.1 in Fox Hunting is Exciting Sport in Many Areas TMBday erenlxw dfcap «lngle» crown with 638 while VanDenburg took the ac- *e agrees that there Dont Discount Soviet Science, U-M Doctor Says Hltebena. who la looking forward to working with Rev. Rhoadea tarty bounty huntwk a low­ took the all - events crown with 1878. those there for He emptiaslzns that he 1s the 20­ day variety. See Michigan Frosh Filling Varsity Holes "UnderaUmatlng the Soviet Union or Its scientist* would be a serious mistake," says a University of Michigan doctor who has just seen hl* Soviet counterparts at work. Prof. Samuel P. Hicks, MD, of the U-M Medical School’s pa­ ’* 1965 freshmen foot­ .Michigan-------------------------thology department, spent two ball class faces a stiff challenge next Pall—to replace a group of graduaUng seniors that contains tee for Uie UUllzaUon of Atomic three topflight tackles as well as Energy. Wtth him were six other graduates In several other key American actenttsts, all experts In radiation biology and neurobiology Today, with bounty crowd. Br'cr from quite modest to excellent, as It does In the UBA", but “in many of the places we were shown, things were really Ju*t getting started." in diagnosis, Uie neurophysiology of vision. IrradlaUon of tissue cul­ tures, the effects of various agents on condlttoned refiexea. and the effects of radlaUon on Uie protein structure. Dr. Hicks found Uie Soviet scien­ tists already familiar with his own work on radiobiology and the de­ velopment of the nervous system. From them he picked up ideas “worth exploring" on Uie potential radiation danger* of space travel. Dr. Hicks and the others were Ln Russia while several Soviet physi­ cists were visiting the United Among guards are Joe Kuns* States. The exchange was the third since a 1WB agreement between the <C-0, 206). a converted end from W. Braddock. Pa.; Bob BaumUB. Atomic from Chicago, and Jim Duffy (6­ 1, 310), Winchester, Mass. Duffy is an offensive guard while the other two .arc defensive men. "Cultural and scientific exchanges Leading canter candidate is Vic like tills are Just alxxit the only contacts left between the two coun­ Standout among end newcomtries," Dr. Hlriu said. The United State* is anxious to keep them going. The Soviets seemed anxious to keep (han going too, far a* Uie directors of several Institutes said, Kramer, former All - American through the language of adence and pro star, he has definite posUie door* between Uie two countrlm alblhtle*, Fltxgerald believes. could be kept open." Dennis Brown (5-10, 179), Lin­ IniUtute*. hospitals, and the Ad­ coln Park, and Dob Kleta (6-0. vanced TrahJlng Center for Phyai- 180), Chicago, are leading quar­ clans-** well u museums, stores, । terback prospects. Brown’s forte and the ballet—in Moscow, Lenin­ Is passing while Kleta te a grad. Obninsk and Dubna. At each strong runner and a defensive back as well. our hosts could not have been more hospitable." At the same time, of Two bright halfback prospects, Fitzgerald believes, are Ron Johnson (6-8, 190), Detroit, and George Hoey (5-10, 170). Flint. Johnson has shown promise as a blocker and as a power run—-----hl* favor. Leading fullbacks are John Reynolds (5-10, 230), Grosse Pointe Woods; Bob Adam (5-9, 190), Akron, Ohio, and Mike Belt (Hl, 190) of Fremont, Ohio. Despite hte weight, Rey­ nolds is one of the fastest men on the squad and can play both —At Leningrad’s Polonov Neuro­ surgery Institute “we saw a pair of little boys who were bom with their heads Joined together. They were bright, otherwise healthy, alert and they were pets of the staff. Outside, they shoveled snow together, sharing one large hat. They were being carefully studied, but the director said that they frit that they must attempt to separate them, even though they shared one superior sagittal sinus (a principal bloat vessel of the brain). Ethically, they thought that to do noshing Michigan State sophomore funand let them go through life Joined back Bob Aplas scored three together was worse than to try to touchdowns against Ncsthwestseparate them, even though the Research In Leningrad, where early In this century Nobel laureate Ivan Pavlov pioneered the study of con­ ditioned reflexes, some work "was oriented to use Pavlov’s original methods with Hide attempt to ad­ vance them." A-«nill pavlov mu­ seum "was practically a shrine Salmes. when they have company, biotogiris say. A chicken that has already stuffed itaelf will start eating again if placed with one that te feeding. Business Directory PllliCIIII CHUT ASSICIATIII 301 S. MleMtaa An. Reynard u a Grade-A game animal well varied and fUn-flUed as ho can The loftiest form of fox hunt- Arrest Dean Boze On Check Charge Woodland Office Hour* MOK.. WO. » FBI. hroru 945-9415~] AUTO — HU ■OHM SwinJM IMUHM* Lsvmtci SUMDShCK INSURANCE Dunham By Mn. W. H. Chori? man Bchantt attended the golden wedding open house Sunday tor supper and lovely decorations. * Bunday morning, Feb. 0. Rev. J. P. Hitchens will conduct the first on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wortley the South Church at 11 o'clock. Monday and Tuesday evenings and Mr*. Gladys HawbUtz en­ North Maple Grove E. U. B. joyed dinner Bunday at Hasting* Heights in honor of Glady's Church beginning at 7:30 pm. birthday. * Jack Green was a Wednesday and Thursday eve- The clothing that hunters Municipal Judge L. among the many friend* and relatives that helped Mr. and a habit. Certain individuals By Mrt. Leo Frey have special articles of clothing and far passing three bad checks Odessa celebrate their Wth wed­ to distinguish than. There ore within a 10-day period, steo A ding anniversary. Mr*. Sari^J Green ot Thornapple Lake. felony. Mrs. .Harry Ganns entertained ew's celebration to he sent Mf w Thursday night pedrp club Mn. Etale Tartxsll was taken Pennock Hospital Saturday. a piece of the beautiful sake. Underaberiff Trick Mid Bogs The Vikings came <MM to wa­ waa specifically charged with ning last week. They Jost to ly Thurs­ forging a check and with pass­ Greenville by only . taro points. ing three within a 10-day period, the Hastings Saxons on Friday night and travel to Grand Ledge Anothcr kind of non-killing eluding Investigation by Hea­ on Saturday night. Let's hope fox hunting te called “Jug hunt­ lings Police Sgt. Robert Ritter. they are beginning to improve day dinner guests'of Mr. and ing." In this case, hunting te By Mro. Leland Hammond one of tl’.f.'c games. Little Cindy The Woodland Woman's Study Club will meet Tuesday, Feb. 8, men sit around a fire with d a half wKb her grandfor their regular meeting. Tom By Victor Slooen and she returned home candlelight am'rim uniting topic win be “Views of Civil ’ church Bunday noon a graceful Sights." The crub win also a group singing. The meettag Lynn Ounn of Fair Lake spent And while much can bo sold TthsBsf night with Kathryn Noel Klrvan of Doster. After a for it, hunting to most sports­ short northern trip tha couple Monday assisting other fire de­ men require* a gun or It isn’t kw from a heart attack and partments. At 11 *jd. they were hunting. possibly return home Satur­ called to help the Hastings de­ Fox hunting with guns and day. W Gene Nusbaum, Jr., spent dogs bring* <thc thrill of the having all It could do to make partment with a house fire near the weekend at hte parents’ Tuesday evening with Mr. and Coats drove. Nobody wee heme Mra Leland Hammond. * Mr. home. He visited his father at B, through the deep snow tn the the dots approach, driving the field. The red fox is an InteM- and the firemen were only able Community on Bunday morning. to save a little clothing and some fox ahead ot them. The long Chase which zips over hills and family and lives In North Amertalong ridges end across fields Is Banfield - Vicinity Lent Corners West Woodland » the actual kill. The maneuvering for position, will eat anything they can catch. the attempts to anUdpate the Poultry and lambs are a favorite delicacy of this sly creature which makes him very unpopular the bunt are the things which with formers. A well known keep bringing hunters back for name for a fox Is Reynard. A fanale fox is a “Vixen" and the One type of bunting involves a largo number of sportsmen working together. Here the dogs tended a birthday party for Aa­ are foraoken. This “gang hunt­ ron Moreaky at Woodland Satur­ ing” of foxes is fairly simple but day. hunting ore enjoyed oikI foxre are usually seen by many of the porUclpanta Contrary to how it might sound, foxes on the driven areas are not wiped out, though they ore frequently bog­ ged lo good number*. Another form of fox hunting is by amall groupa of hunter* ffre. They thought they had the fire out once but the cold wind came up and it wae burning again. The weather wae agalmt the men and it wa* hard to pump the water Without everything freexlng. caller* at the Luther Spartan basefae* Maurice Rogers had surgery on pltal. ★ Wednesday. Ms. Mite* Ruffner and Mr*. Russell Dun­ ham were in Charlotte and Lan- Mlles Ruffner were Sunday The Dale Ruffner family had Sunday dinner with his parents. Wednesday lor the Uttte boy Mr. and Mrs. James Rhoades as parents by adoption. East Middle Lake By Mrt. Bessie M. Cairno chela Slut* of Grand Rapid* Cooper of Lansing visited George Wednesday visitor*. fainiiy at the tragic death from Mra Bbagtee of Lansing visited Buxton. ★ of union Lake is spending some Ixuvrlng spent Saturday with Cooper while waiting to move Michigan State third hasten time In the South Church. Everyone Michigan State and Notre masoo. * John Tobin had the mart toe Health home rivalry series through 1F/4. Richland and Mrs. Leia Martin of Kalamazoo wtre Bunday, Jan. "We're A* Near A* Your Telephone" of CovlUe Road. They helped Mr. Doxey celebrate his birthday which occurred the following SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide — Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Mrs. Venite Gabriel and Mra Alice Hendee. LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au­ m ■----- «---- ,----- VKZM. .. J thorized Dealer for Wheel ousmess services uttered Hone Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. L L Carpenter Hard­ PUMR SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water System*. Sold, installed, wrviccd. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING ware. Lewis Electric. Clorerdsle 623­ RBAIR—Expert workmaruhip. 5381. Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. Stsiil St. Phone WI 5-53IC. KEYS DUPLICATED white you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State AuHMabila M Machinery at Jefferson. Repair CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— ting* Root Covering, 123 W. Headquarters for hospital sup­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ State. WI 5-5118. lies. 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Phone WI MIM GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP — AH Appliance Mrx Byron Heotcrly. Saturday evening, Byron * brother-In - law Sunday guests were Mr. and Mr*. Dell Hartwell of Vermont­ ville. * The snow and cold put a tempemry stop to the bridge follow a fox on bare ground so snow Is a must fo*f this kind of work on Jordan Road so the rood is «UU ctoeed to traffic. hunting. Rather inconvenient for some A type of fox hunting which really teats the hunter's skill Snow, driven by a strong weet and ability is "still hunting." It’s wind, fell most of last Wednes­ done by the hunter going out day night and Thursday monUng alone and tracking down the the reads were pretty well filled fox all by himself. Moot of tha with drifts. Throughout the day time, the hunter te moving but. the same oondMton continued hunting.- WO MntMOouoo IMO 1*. luo. hunting this way. Just when ths hunter jumps a fox, hell be in a relaxed state of mind. And this is when the thetrmoecUve home* School m Friday, and since then r and blowing but not Agancy for ir Gaftwral Rapak W®p at Mulliken. Mra Heetarty began wonder how such an animat work at the Woodland Imuranoe ran get out « right so fast, and office on Tuesday. All Forms el Itearlc. 222 1 JeHemn. Inturanco end Bondi JIRRY ANDRUS Michigan-State’s Dick Kenney Wtas WI 8-mto Ma W1MTII Monroe. Wednesday and Thurs- M the South Maple Grove Church. Plan to attend as many as passible. bo held this Wednesday evening It is traditionally English but By Mro. GUndon Ckrfis the United States, including Michigan, also has a few follow­ ers of tlite refined brand of fox The Rachel Circle of ths Mejhhunting. • pub on Friday by Urxtertberift odist Church will meet Wednes- MIMMIAL MONUMENTS Of OllTINCTION handicap plaque for the high game with ly family service. Before coming handicap went to Nancy Stanchouse with 259. Mriunsnce at _ y— ,___ Mr*. Herald Classic, Mrs. Glendon Curtis and children and Mr. gerald feels that hl* charges may furnish some of the answers to future problem* next season. "The strongest aspect of our Frosh squad is the number of potentially strong tackles." said Fltxgerald. Although he realizes that experience te also necessary, he feels that as many as sfat tackles will be strong candidates for poslUons next fall. Pront-llnera In this group arc Dave Densln (6-3. 835), Xenia, Ohio; Bob Penska (6-3, 235), Niles, Ohio; Terry Prysinger (6­ 3, 310), Ecorse; Dick Tackett (6­ 3. 330), Kalamazoo; Warren 81 pp (6-1, 215), Akron, Ohio, and Jim Banar (6-0, 225), Detroit. While tackles are more plen­ tiful than usual. FlUgtrald be- Taylor won the doubles handicap title with 1278 sad th* actual Heath and Shirley VanDrnburs with Ml. Until last year when SERVICE ON AU MAKIS of treBtera, Madknery and chain sews in W new BaMrtp at 124 M. Jefferson. Experienced tnechanM. (MHH Mt tow WI 5-5052. ■.A? »■ '■ .‘ LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 for l*» 1,000 gate.). Call 945-5482. Concrete Products GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone WI 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W. State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ TER—Raw wood or fintehod frame*. At*o, custom framing. 221 W. MHI. MOBILE HOMES SALES —Def* Auto Wrecking and Del'* Phil­ lip's "66". M37 So., 945-5141. O .Jja nourv, 1 J» ----mrpeir**rj| TROPHY CENTER —Plus ipecialixod ongroving of all kind*. CH- SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE-315 1 Hanqvar, 945-3862. to Mteka lor one year on SeKhall-Carlton Color. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixture* TVS. RADTOS b RECORD PLAY­ and tupplie*. Iteltey Electric ERS RB>AI RED—Central Radio Service. 524 Middtavtllo Rd.. and TV Service. 228 N. JefferPhomTwi 5-2700 after 5 P"-. eon. Phono WI 5-9147. •H Yes Would Uk* te be Li.ted hi Thij Weekly Service end Repair Guide �Out of the Conference Room of comes the ANNOUNCEMENT of an added FINANCIAL SERVICE! H.C.B. Charge Account Extended Payment Plan The New Effective March 1,* 1966 7 v " ; ■ ■ . • '' 7 ' A Happy Financial Tune for the SHOPPERS and MERCHANTS of the HASTINGS AREA: E Q only only Monthly Statement UNE Check to Write That's all there is involved in paying for all purchases at the Hastings Stores of participating merchants. No cost to you if your account is paid within 30 days. Only a small carrying charge if you take advantage of monthly installments on terms to fit your budget. All Records MAINTAINED at our BANK For FAST SERVICE in answering your inquiries MtMlUi M«l Dapaait laaaraaaa Ca^astlai FrtauUy, IValfUorfy COMPLETE BANKING AND far 78 CmtilfLmi TRUST SERVICE Another HOME TOWN SERVICE to make Shopping in Hastings More Convenient! �The Hastings anner Thura^oy, Fwbrvgry 3, 1966 Scouts to ebrate 56th Jubilee Here Ralph Ehredt Dies Sunday at Pennock Hospital Ray Whipple’s Father Dies at Potluck dinners and (arrnal Ehredt. 69. R1 Dowling, who died at 3:10 sun. Sunday at Pennock _ dent of th- HasUngs Mutual In­ surance Company, died al his home Thursday morning. Jan. 2a Mr. Whipple probably built mare bams, buildings and houm during hia Ufe-tlma than any other Maron man, according to the Ingham County Newa Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home with the Rev Roger Janke of­ ficiating with burial at DcWlU. FIVE GENERATIONS— Mrs. Cells Haber of Mn. William (Anna May) Potter of 325 E. Grand Street. Anna Lynn's mother b standing on the left. In the center Is Mrs. U1 “ “lu Mr* DLBJle W- wWte of>■10137 ■nd Jiri Two erandaon rtheT^fZX/ ... hU _____ “ J!?. »»W. h.. construction firm. Dennis Whip- The airman, a 196q graauate^oL pie is employed with Rerjlger Caledonia High Scltbol. recently Construction Company of Lan- completed basic training at LackUng. i land AFB, Texas. Mr. Whipple was also an nvid ------------ •------------- •"x turned from California where such a project or practice teach­ ing. In some instances, students husband They have purchased a do both. TH.I. a—.I— . .. ___ ____ home In Palm Verde and are planning to move by March 1st. the projects, have researched In The Charles Murphys have pur- Germany, Central and South America. Mexico and to many Ironside Drive. parts of the United Utetre SPECIALS at your Raxall DRUG STORE SPECIAL LOW PRICE! REdHpBAY DEODOBANT , O>«U FWSpuMea Oder *E tey Ores fattMUy, sow ifcky tt mtwy B OZ. AEROSOL '& NOW ONLY brite set hair spray > CASUAL • REGULAR • HARD-TOIIOLD Sets hair right, keejn it bright. HOW Al OUR CT DRUG STORE SPECIAL LOW PRICE! Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Fastacting 5-grain tablets. now 100 AO ruins \ 126 East State St. Rhone WI 5-2466 NOW AT OUR CT DRUG SlORf ot the ■nd Gold Michigan CuS Pack 3178 Plans Activities, Presents Awards mortal Hall wtUi dinner starting Blue and Gold banquet ts.to celebrate the birthday of the Cub Scouts and Boy Scoots banquets with the He was born on July 31. 1896. Air Policeman — Airman Jeffrey <J. Keealing. ion of Mr and Mrs Jess C. Keesling of R1 DowUng, | has been selected for technical schooi In Pennsylvania and be­ came a steam fitter, later living in Chicago During World War II he mov­ ed to clear Lake and retired In 1954. Altoona. She died to October of 1967 while they were living 1A DeWitt. He had been rodding In Lansing prior to his death daughter, Mrs Leonard (Alma) Neibert of Midlothian. ID.; a Ehredt al R1 Dowling; a sitter, Mrs Carrie TBnpklon of Alto­ ona; seven grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Peace Corps Test Saturday Lackland AFB, Texas. Airman Keeallng. who completed Air Force basic military training at Lackland. Is a member of the Air Training Command which oper­ ates the world's largest techni­ cal school system to train per­ sonnel for Air Force duty. The for their country and a strong airman, a graduate of Hastings sense of reeponalbUlty for Its High School, attended South­ eastern Christian College at Win­ Other activities for Cub Banka chester. and Boy Scouts will Include decorating store windows to each Lansing Players To Present Comedy 'My Fair Lady' District displaying handicraft. ‘ --•* — -■ aotivtilea. tire biggest musical comedy hit Woodland were Sunday after- Barry area residents interested will be presented by the Lansing in putting their skills to use to Civic Players at West Audltorldeveloping Nations around the Charles Hilton of Grand Rapids HUNTING AND FISHING day night were Preston Camp­ world are Invited to take the IN THE EARLY DAYS bell. cubmaacr, and Richard Pence Corpr. placement tret at day the 13th. with Story Of The Life Of John ly after spending Pack Na 3077. Pack No. 3178 offices to Battle Creek. Grand Wickham Of Hastings. A Pio­ gun rushed out and was awarded the Honor Unit Rapids and Lansing. neer Resident and. Veteran John Portia convaleaclnc from Banner for "Roundup Goals" Countv 75 YearaAro । wounded, and sw.un the lake. Dlsccment lest to determine Written’By Charlre A. Welssert ££ And Re^ Before Barey County cut^ ship. utilised Advancing to the Webel* Den PART IH denly stopped and with a feeling By H. D. Burpee Mr. Wickham's favorite meth­ Why. I killed ‘hat deer on Sun­ od of hunting, was tracking day ;■ When the hunting season them tluvugh the woods nolsc- w-.ls ended. Mr. Wickham made n puna, u kind of sled with iron­ dlan motlxxl ot Imitating the wood runners. Into' tills he loadbleating of a fawn, which lured the dore wkhln gun shot. He hold goods he had and 48 pairs often hunted deer with a Jack of excellent sugar cured venison light the front U..I. placed in >» WI. no... of a o hMni ilaIIiucs. wid hams H. Ho drove to II Hastings, and e«to« -n» '«ht iruule ol tlm„ •nl elm btok «to Wared on a „ Mop and put on <be «lrt •2°'aui! “■: •>»«• wlUeh had been worn ntr PnddltoK nobclwal, up .nd p™ lpota p, down the Coldwater river, he OTer I •hot many dew. He had amus-1 n„w Ing experiences with amateur nock> huntera who accompanied him., One night a neighbor anxious to • hunt , deer from A canoe si-ent,' f “ atong. Mr. Wickham StoUoned him to the bow. and paddled to captivity. enUrely disappeared. lighting up the woods on both banka, he slowly paddled along. ham ibCaliU'd his pigeons by Around a bend ahead, he heard firing Into flocks with his gun a deer dipping Its head under loaded with shot. Then it rained pigeons. Often when he brought pig­ the nice and gnats, which made life miserable for Uie wild ani­ eons home, his mother would mals and human beings alike In the Bummer time. "Get ready.” would show you how to catch them," meaning her brother. Dr Oabome, who lived in Saratoga rounded the bend and the deer ent Mr. Wickham irdd "Slioot." Ths man made no sign that he beard. WKhln tpn feet of the staring animal, Mr. Wickham told his companion to shoot. Burglktoff Robert Keller Introduced as new Webelot___ preparation and is non-compe­ leader and Eric Thompson an titive—an anoilcant can neither Eagle aoout from Troop 178 as Webeloa chief. Mra. Wm. Bled- 'K' College 20th pigeon hunting. "They call him Wickham went north to hunt them In the Winter of 1861, he and Mra. Wickham and their little- ptrl provided themselves with a few sacks of flour, buck­ horn. "Why. he Is right here tn the hotel.” “replied one of the meh. That uncle and nephew met Mr. Osborne accompanied Mr. Wickham to his home. In­ structed him how to knit pigeon Where love is thin, Faults are thick. eceivcd a rugged ----- - — lecrultlng the last Cub In the Pall campaign. Ad- arrow Receiving diver arruws were Kurt Keller and Steve Skedgell and receiving gold ar­ rows were Keith Waters and Turn Stedman. Instrumentalists. specialists to Baroque musie. roe, soprano; Joanna Simon, mezzo - soprano: Henry Naron, skit showing different ways of tenor.; and Malcolm Smith, boss. travel. Roll call and Inspection SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponoble, Owner W. Green at Broadway Ph. WI 5-3252 Banner ads benefit you/ of catching them. Bight years Marshall on Sunday. after his mother's death, a strange thing happemd. While Ing again. Thoughts For A Week Bach Festival bays tn o the Webe*.os. Joel Buehl. Mark Hutchins. KUrj Keller. Steve SkedgHl, To Open Feb. 27 • Kahunuoo's 20th annual Bach Stere Hoke. Charles Guernsey. Robbie Kruko and Charles He- Festival will be iield Feb 27COX were honored for bringing March 6 on the Kalamazoo Col- 120-votce Bach Festival Chorus The Adalbert Cortrighia visited and the Bach FtWiral Orchestra. KUywItter. tons which darkened the heavens Ills sister. Mra met a number of eastern pigeon hunters, who were members of that great army of tnen engaged In catching these birds In enor­ mous quantities for the eastern Into the woods Mr. Wickham's market While talking to Mr companion hod been asleep, and Wickham mentioned his uncle. Guaranteed highest quality. president aaal MPA convention at Kellogg Center at East Uuutog. He auccteda Arthur P. Gallagher, Ann Arbor News. Norman C. Rumple. Midland News, la president-elect; Harry Whitely. Presque Isle Odunty Advance, vice president, and Frank Angelo, Detroit Free Press, treasurer. Cl|b Scout Pack 3178 ot the Presbyterian Church met Tues­ day. Jan. 25 Cubmaster Harland Guernsey announoed tliat the February Pack leaders meeting wfll be iield at hia home to discu» plans for the Blue and Gold banquet which will be held Feb. arming Im patient, Mr. Wickham punched him In the ribs with a paddle With an exclamation of surprise the man gave a start. 14-OZ. AEROSOL 2-99 fresh Out of the Attic We.hy Dingman At Portaga High Ona son. Rumhi (Buster) died'. W"tey to 1967. Mra. Whipple died to U “*»< 71 Kalamazoo Col1961. Seniors spending the Win­ Surviving, in addlUon to Ray 9u*rter M campus either are threw daughters. Mra Ul- cn«a««1 >" ^dependent rrererch or practice teaching. Han Wise of Lansing and Mra. " Janet Aseltine and Mra. Thelma, Bowman of Mason: six grand-1 Mra. WMty Dingman, 421 chlldien, and 15 great grand-1 children. steal education at Portage High the Jewett Funeral Home with School. burial to Mason. Seniors to spend either Qre Fall FEBRUARY Cub Scout Packs to the Thorn­ apple District. Grand Valley publisher of the Courier MM Hastings SAVINGS^ LOAN Association Plans to pay a new and Higher Earnings on ALL SAVINGS into the woods near Pierson, in Mewcosta Oxxnty The peoefb which great numbers could be there told Mr. Wickham when caught for die market. Bo quick­ he arrived that they would have ly did Mr Wickham apply hlm- Effective as of JANUARY 1,1966 thus comparing him with the said before he Jeft that John others who bad hunted there had beaten him al the name Mr. Wickham' astonished them. Mr. Wickham studied the pigDuring the month of November he hunted every' day but two. had 38 deer to show for the of the btrda from the time they month's work with hiy rifle. One I Continued on Pg. 6, this Section. 10 free days of earning, each month oil savings investments on or before the tenth doy of any month earn 4’Zt % os of the first day of that month. All savings computed monthly, distributed or com­ pounded twice annually. Savings withdrawal requests honored Immediately. Dividend earnings preserved and protected by low­ WHERE YOH JAVE DOESMAKEANFFEREHCE cost share loans. Money orders, save or pay by mail envelopes .and INSURED SAFE SAVINGS U f M BL R 136 E. 3W# St Phone Wi All Savinfs Iri $10,000 wM �Nazarene Church Attendance Record Set EION LUTHERAN CHURCH Velte Road at Woodland Rev. Einar Unsetb. Pastor "Your Friendly. Clirtit-CcaLrred Winhip service, 11 am with Holy Communion. Sermon: 'The Bread and the------------- --------servioe provided. Cherub and Wednesday, 3:46 8:48 am BuMsr 11 am MrtMJ 8 pm. Young Prop Jewell each night through Fri­ day at 7 pm. Wednesday Day of Prayer and Bible study. 10 am Morning Group, BUI 11 am. Worship servioe. Ser­ mon: "Come and Oo." Baptisms. 7 pm Jr. High MYP. Sr. High MYP. Wosshlp hour, 11 am. 7 pm Bunday. Children anti Bunday evening service, 7 pm. Youth membership clara. The Bible, the whole Bible and Monday, 7 pm Troop 73. nothing but the Bible. Thursday, 3:30 pm Children's choir rehearsal. 3:30 pm Carol choir rehearsal. Chriition Science Leteon Announced “C*n Deity be known chrou 8:30 Junior High Youth Fel■towblp the church. 8:30 Senior High Youth Frilowship will have a swimming , party at the Pryor home. Rev. Marvin Slckmlllcr, Pastor Sunday school, 0:45 am. Morning worship, 10:46 am Evening service. 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer, 7:38 pm. Elder Wilber at Laming for \ State Conference Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. Betty Ovenahlre, director. Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Class leaders. Clayton Mote and Fred Bawdy. . Worship sendee, 10:30 am. Quimby Church Church school, 10:30 am. Worship service, 11:30 am. Rev. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. A wist ant Sunday Mass, 8, 10, 11:30 am Confessions. 4 to 5, and 8 to 9. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays. Ik-fun: Masses on weekdays. Dolly Masses, 7 and 8 am. an ottering ot 8401 waa con­ tributed toward reducUdn of the DELTON debt which presently amounts to METHODIST CHURCH 817,961. March* K. Taber, Minister Church Study, Bunday, 3:48 Worship, Bunday. 11 am Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 8 Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher. A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am Church here, left Monday for a Worship, 11 am convention of Adventist minis­ Bunday evening service, 7:30. ters in Lansing. Wed. evening service, 7:30. Makes you a Member. 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship 6: 30 pm Youth service. 7: 30 pm Evening worship. 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer. Pastor. Donald Tack Bunday school, 10 am 1118 Jordan Lake Street Worship, 11 am Lake Odessa IFX Campgrounds Youth meeting, 8:15 pm Phons DR 4-8377 Evening prayer mrcUng Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Bible study. 7:30 pm Bunday school, 10 am LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Wei, 7:45 pm. Mid-Week ST. AlftlUStlNE, 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 8:30 pm. Young Peoples. METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Comers. Michigan Rev. Vaughn B Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school.. 11 am. Morning worst^pp. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7:30' pm. Family Night Adults, Youths, Juniors and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir Wesleyr<an Youth Weekend Revival Ilf am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Prayer meeting Wed- Sabbath school. 3:30 am. Saturday worship, 10:45 am. Prayer meet, Tuesday. 7:30. If it takes the longest warranty* in the business to make yon happy Tha youth of the Hastings Wesleyan Methodist Church are holding a weekend revival Fri­ day through Sunday, Feb. 4-6, Bunday 10 am Bunday school. with Mr. Don Crocker of Spring 11 am Guest speaker. Mr. Don Arbor College as speaker. Crocker of Spring Arbor. Music by the Key Votes Trio of Spring Arbor College. 6: 30 pm Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. 7: 30 pm Gospel Hour, speaker, Don Crocker, music by Key Youth weekend revival. Fri­ Special features ot the ser­ day through Bunday, Feb. 4-8, vice will be music by the Key speaker. Don Crock*. Services at Notes Trio of Spring Arbor Col­ ■7-VA ' lege. Don Crook* and the film, “MMflt." On Bunday the group from Spring Arbor will assist In all ’ the services ot the church. The Sunday school, 10 am Morning worship, 11 am Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm Carpet & Furniture CLEANING WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Just Off M-66, North on M-50 in Village of Woodbury Bunday school, 9:45 am. Worship, 11 am we’ll be seeing you soon. Youth choir rehearsal, Wed, pm. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm. Bible Study and pray* s*STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwenneth Behring, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. If you are proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean 8 pm. Preaching. 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS Phone RO 5-3503 Bunday school. 10 » m Morning worship. 11 am Thursday prayer service, 7:30. 1:30 pm Evening service. 107 E. Woodland Avs. Ph. WI 5-2091 to the State-wide service program for used car buyers ^Guaranteed Warranty^ 1718 N. Broadway Minister. Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison, 045-6065 15‘J. discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year oh any Guaranteed Warranty used car CHRYSLER No other car in Chrysler's class offers a warranty as long as ouls. 5 years or 50,000 miles of vital over carefully/now. B and drive train parts. Cook it J|ove UJJ (J^YSLER Bible school, 10 am. Worship hour. 11 a_m. Christian Endeavor Bunday, 5. PALACE BARRY'S FARM STORE Doni forget the C. E. Finance Drive to on. Keep the goal high; donations are in order. Mth an­ niversary. C. E. reek Jan. 30 to Feb- fl. Theme: “Jesus Christ— the Way." Remember the ban­ quet on Feb. 7. Tickets 41.00 (un­ itor 111 .and 31M. Start saving ybur num|y. Lees than two weeks _"Tb» Country Church That HASTINGS UIMUU W TU« OIAIAHTSSS WAMANTT UUO CAS HMCUM Buick-Chevrolet 1495 S, Hawve* ftsasWI 5-1425 �Stock Your Freezer with these Unbeatable Frozen Food Values! KROGER PRESERVES Choke Tenderay Rib or .Round Steak TENDERAY BONELESS BEEF Tenderay KROGER COFFEE CREAMER ARM CHUCKS Radoom at Kroger Are- SMBS- - . Tenderay Beef Whole ROUNDS w/RUMP Tenderay 10" BEEF RIBS Tenderay Beef Trimmed Semi-Boneless Leg O' Pork or Quarter Smoked^! Sliced ‘ ‘1.09 FRES-SHORE FROZEN FOODS PERCH lb 89/ Battle RoaalSteik ib 99/ R.llet Rump RoiBb 99/ CUBED STEAK e. ’109 HSH STICKS C Banquet Frozen Banquet Frozen Fruit Pies Pot 8-ez.wt. Pies PS- IK-lk. **’ Chef 8oy-Ar-Doo-15h-oz. wL Green Gianl Frozen Peal or Hlblets Con 4 10-oz. wt pltgs.99? j BEEF RAVIOLI Eckrkh SMOK-Y-LIHKS i*b pig 99/ BREADED SHRIMP -pi. 69/ KROGER VANILLA Herrud'i Party Aiierteeet iib pig 99* FILLETS HOME FREEZER SALE n ffiQc Pork Loins“ m Hams BEEF LOINS SWISS STEAK Shank Half 12-16 lbs. pig 69* Chef Boy-Ar Dee-15VVoz_ wt Hygrado'i Chpf Boy Ar Ball Park Franks iJb pkg 79* CHILI Swift's Premium Ub. pI» 99* SLICED BACOH Green Gianl Sliced Green Beau 3 2 - BEEFAROHI pkoi-99? Green Giant Frozen 2 BROCCOLI 2« 15H-OZ. wt. c Mail or Muihroom-1-lb 1-oz Green Gianl Frozen Cbtflgy-Ar-BgeBluer2pkg>79* MUSHROOMS KROGER CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 2vibpkgi88^ Top Round Steakib’109 Kroger Brand Avondale Frozen 9-oz. Fresh Frozen 00-^50] rso EXTRAS M TOP VALUE 8TAMFS W ■ on lha purcKax ot e pkB of ■ I Ksy Bee or Family R BEEF STIAKS RAISIN COFFEE CAKE Mfll I 1 Radaem al Kroger thru IVNHi MkSal . F»b 5. It&L Kroner soJ^ ^50 rme eoueoaa oooo ’Q* UT SO EXTRAS Peichke’i 9-Variefiei --------------- April Hill Frozen a pig 69* LURCH MEATS KWICK KRISP SLICED BACON CoMry CU 3 Ub. loaves 39* Ore-Ida Frozen BRAUNSCHWEIGER ib 69* Country Club Skleleu Fraeks WHITE BREAB 2 HASH BROWHS 3 2 n> pigt 89* CHEESE PIZZAS BUTTERMILK Silver Nip Frozen Kroger Grapefrnlt Drink Groves Frozen pie *1 SpppUl Pad STRAWBERRIES BINs Eye Awake 3’" tit SALTIRES an /•"' pu 25* COMPARE' Sunlist <138 Size TOP VALUE STAMPS on Iha pwrchax ot a Tenderay RoRad BONELESS RUMP ROAST & 24 for Swki»» *56 Size GRAPEFRUIT DRIHK 4 HAVEL ORAHGES HAVEL ORAHGES California Large Size Florida »66 Size I GRAPEFRUIT BRINK 5 w '<- TANGERINES TEMPLE ORANGESl ubb,------------------------------------------------- Temple .100 Size Seediest >96 Size ORAHGES GRAPEFRUIT Kroger Pineapple­ TOMATO JUICE 2^’^ TOMATO JUICE 2'o'>^ '""rozen VEG ETABU coffee U. S. •! Michigan Vine Ripe TOF VALUE STAMPS on the putchwe ot a 1-fc- pka- •< TOMATOES Kroger Vac-Pac COFFEE KWICK KRISP SLICED RACON BANANAS Badeone al Kroger lima VMM • 30 Size AVOCADOS URIAH GROUND HAMBURGER coon vac-mc COFFEE i-e. uu> 58/ GREEN ONIONS TOT VALAIS STAMPS aa Ao perchoM of a 1s-tb pkl ot HAM sues TOT VALUE STAMPS a. Ao prndeae ot a eiak oi JIFFY RRIADID PORKIES Radeo<w al Kroger thru 4 APPLES CELERY YULOW FRESH ORANGE JUICE �THE HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS with InvltaUons. Review Highlights of MSU Farmers’ Week Uve bargaining, higher crop yields, labor problems, artificial Barry Farm Calendar... But 47 parent had at one time Control Michigan** FERTILIZER FACTS vey, believed that successful bargaining requires ability to control supply, but at the same time the majority was generally unwilling to accept supply re­ strictions on their own output Bull testing is the flrat step to lilgtwr crop yields, John C. Etilckluna, soil scientist, related dee in Michigan. "Farmers spend *50,000,000 a year for fertilizer fore applying plant food,” Shlckluna explained. Boyd Ellis, another MSU soil scientist, said formers could gain another *1 million a year In income by making effective $000 a month to obtain reliable predicted C. Ray Hoglund. MSU agricultural economist. Although this Is about 50 percent more than fanners are paying today— and actually marc Uan some dairy farm owners are earning— Hoglund predicted this will come. A minimum of 400.000 pounds ot milk and *20.000 in gross Income for each man employed Is ncces- Attend Conference Area Guerns&ys Set Records Veterinarians Fred Hauser and Richard Clark participated In the 43rd annual postgraduate conference for veterinarians held Jan. 19-20 at Michigan State ‘ Registered guernsey cows tn University. this area recently completed top official DHIR actual nroductlon Hoglund said. They he,rd top practitioners and educators discuss the role of the veterinarian In Michigan's than *2.000 Invested meat inspection program, bovine leukemia and human health, those with a greater amount in­ small animal dermatology and vested In equipment, housing related topics. and livestock. Beet Cattle Pickerel produce from 26,000 to Keith E. Gregory, animal hus- 36,000 eggs per pound of body weight. indicated nuwliern with herds averaging 342 head of cows were BROS Lake Odessa • Woodland Flout at Woodbury program. Machinery and Equipment Nell a Bumside. Birmingham. Fnrrl Motor Company official, said dcrelopmenls by agricultural engineers are rtdudrgr the gup between findings and application , to farms. Equipment and technl- NEW JOHN DEERE lip Lawn and Garden Tractor See the pounds of butterfat in 305 days on two milkings a day. Polly Acres Supreme Whistle, a 2-yearold Dunning cow, pox' pounds of milk and Tyrone Champs Ellie, a 2-yearold owned by the MSU Kellogg Furmjit Hickory Comers, produc<d11.130 pounds of milk and 544 pounds of fat, and Tyrone Transfers Madge, another 2year-old, produced 12500 pounds EXPERT TIRE of milk and also 544 pounds of fat. ■ SERVICE Five cows owned by James and Alice Fish at Hickory Comers had records: Lockuhnre Supreme Beata, 0. 13,720, 583 fat; Lock­ shore Wllnu, 4, 10.870, 571; Lock­ shore LV Daisy, 4. 12,470, 628; Tire Shop Lockshore B. Dsila*. 3. 12,720, 538, and Lockahore Sultan Aud­ $. ROYAL rey, 2, 11,010, 516 butterfat. Distributor Best Buy* on w & Uaed Tiros MmmU/RUI L WoWland ling. FREI PARKING sula of Brittany was aettk-d from the 5th to "th centuries by graphic says. They gav* It name meaning "Little Britain. SNOW off the spot Accidents to visitor* or workmen on your wi s-som HtUe See 08 fdr the’money you nned to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expansion. detailing the failure of bystand- A team of Michigan State Uni­ versity sclcntlste expect that Michigan will continue to in- but ot their failure to call the police as well. However, if crime Is to be dealt with effectively, will remain the major producing then we must discharge our region. Soma areas In the east and smith could become more competitive with Michigan If (tested legislation for indemnffithe flrehllght problem is solved. The Project *80 scientists list several «reasons for Michigan's particularly where a person has expected growth u a pear pro­ suffered' as a result of coming ducer. 1) Pears nt well In a di­ versified fruit Industry. 2) Grow- pleased that the Initial reaction to thin suggestion Is gaining wide acceptance. Legislation em­ veloptng and growing. bodying my Ideas has already been introduced Into the 1966 Cocmlo ray portlclco coming Legislature. mysteriously from outside the solar system have millions of More than 53 percent of hunt­ times more energy than a physi­ ing accidents In Ontario Involve cist can give similar particles on earth. Gruff alao cites Fall plowing trlbuting causes. Boll typo must ba kept in mind when cropping Is being planned. As farming carefully planned, the conserva­ tionist notes. Minimum Ullage Is a good sion. Research shows that fields prepared with minimum Ullage will reduce wn^er run-off by m LONG TERM ahsorbs moisture rather than being packed down and allowing a more free runoff. I—la -H. 527-4510 Meta Ottfcu HASTINGS OFFICE 101 H Se. Mlehlgau MSU specialist concludes. Plymouth Belvedere - is roomier, longer wider, heavier-bigger than its chief competition No wonder Plymouth sales have more than doubled in the last 3 years. The all-new, mid-size Belvedere is only one beautiful reason why our hot sales pace continues (see below). Another is Chrysler Corporation's standard of engi- How to take yourself BROS Need money'for mw facilities? pel Join Dairy Group New members ot the HolstelnFrieslan Association of America Include Harland 8. Blair and Bruce Walkington of Lak* Ode*- REMOVAL Get the fed of these exclusive features By Year 1980 BARR BEST FOR Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rear ib. Foam-rubber-«ushloned deep bucket seat. * steering. Take a test-spin soon. police-officer la protected M*tart _•_ ■............ar. ogricultural water pollution. George Graff, specialist in soU federal census. conservation at Michigan State officer. University, reports that water "Bandy" McAndrew, officer may, himself, be acting raw gullies throughout Michigan, Ing wingman on the Illegally and thus liable for 'm_____ --------------- “---- Vwwin Michigan's pear production with the Spartan vanity golf false arrest. Likewise, a private , will likely double by 1980. squad. Yield* are expected to Jump formatlon concerning the com- have forgotten about water erofrom 15 million bushels (1960-64 average) to about 3 million officlals la protected against beUndtntandably, Miss Carpenter thanked the rBB. a— Bam BcoBcalc* BxUart. Orange for her welcome and as PraJM UUir Tr»tnln< Iiimi, 1 5 . — ItaunalM naira. ' die placed her mantle upon the shoulders of Junior Orange Mas­ ter Thomas Carpenter, asked all of the JG members to learn to - — and to love and __ _____ that they might be better and happier. Patty Btadel and Judy WelnBnlMinr. 7 >.»■ brecht received a check from it possible for them to comptte, Agnes Ingwerson, National Orange junior superintendent, Another engineer, Delbert Byg. for winning firs* place at the Ohio State University, sold farmers could make *8 an hour by The Community Progress com­ careful maciUne adjustment be­ fore and during oom harvest. A mittee reported that contact had survey of 80 machines during been made with the Fair Board Uie picking season showed losses and permission obtained to sell from 4 to 6 bushels above an ac­ sandwiches, eta., at the milk booth, and that the nylon dish cepted minimum. scrubbers had all been sold with Poultry Future William Abo, former MSU cx- requests far more. Home Eco­ tenslpn poultryman now at the nomics chairman, Mabel Barry, announced the sampler contest and lifted the rules and prizes. handle 24.000 layers in an. auto­ mated house to meet added ex­ pointed to select dates and or­ ganize them. The committee ap­ pointed were Charles Sladcl. Ma­ dudes on Friday. bel Barry and Patricia Ulrich. Coffee hostesses for the next Local Veterinarians meeting are Marguerite and Genevieve Shroyer. *10,000 more for equipment and SMITH Soil Erosion Is Continuing Farm Problem Carlton Grangers Michigan Pear Yields to Double Report Activities On Thursday, Jan. U. Carlton Grange members watched a Jun­ ior Grange graduation ceremony. As the matron Introduced the graduate. Gall Carpenter, she listed briefly some of her accom­ plishments. whlbb included serv- mnclilnery and equipment and Farm Bargaining Collective bargaining Is noth­ ing new to the Michigan fanner according to James D. Shaffer, SMITH BROS. Jaft A. Qnr. Hlctory Oa Marjorie M. ■tall. Paw Parmcra’ Week at Michigan Stole University this week pro­ vided many Ups on fanning to- Uie Lakewood auditorium. R•tittered Angus substantial monetary claims . . . unless you have adequate home-owners' liability insur COLEMAN Agency neerlng excellenca-aomathUy to obvkxn you (Hl It' your tint teat drive. Your Plymouth Dealer can give you many more reaaona for going Plymouth. CAR MAKE AND MOBG macnicn. DWUCEMWT UMRI wn PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE M (2-door hardtop) 145 hp 225 cu. In. 200.5 In. 7BJM cunwuJ^L 3185 Ibo.^ CHEVELLE MALIBU (2-door hardtop} 120 hp 194 cu. In. 197.0 In. 75.0 in. roborm. FAIRLANE 500 (2-door hardtop) 120 hp 200 ou. In. 197.0 m. 74.0 In. 2997 8m. Assxab Plymouth.. a great car by Chrysler Corporation 205 5. Michigan Barry's Farm Store S. Hohov.r at Harting* City Limit* Deweys Car Palace �Government Inspected, Top QuuBty SIRLOIN ROUND Cut-up Fryers...... u 33* Canned Hams . . 6 5" Breaded Shrimp ra era JOHN'S L. PKG. FINI FOR IIOILINO Porterhouse Steaks Fresh Mushrooms • USDA GRADE "A" «S9 | ._ r Halibut Steaks *-B. 59c FOR BROILINO XAe Salmon Steaks LB- 09 ORBSSBD .. 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Top Qudtty Freds ryers 29 85: 95 99- «33* d Hams . . 6 >“■ 5” up Fryers Breaded Shrimp CA.’H JOHN'S (­ . 59* U 09* Lt O5‘ Young Turkeys Halibut Steaks LB POR BROILINO ._ Salmon St.oki DRIMIO Whitafiih ® 39> Shrimp Cocktail nitwt. CAD Oflc 4-OZ. jars Porterhouse Steaks Fresh Mushrooms • USDA GRADE "A" ra Li. 089 ^1 PKG. M PIN* FOR IIOILINO T-BONE SIRLOIN ROUND O IF 79* Sliced Bacon -supmaioht" counthy-styli Thick-Sliced Bacon t F’ -IUP1MI0MT** SKIMLISS* FULLY COOKED — Skink**, 10 to 12 Pound Size* 59* Ail-Meat Franks .. u. 59* Chuck Roast -SUPRRRlaKT- ARM CUT Chuck Roast.......... -SUPRR^WWT'’ INOLISH CUT ■ 69* u. 79* Chuck Roast i-Boneless Hams.. Lb<S,SF upons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! NIW YOBK 1° Strip Steaks Zheese j PRICES >AY LOW Wisconsin INIL BIRRT 2 a 69‘ • 3-1“ IS • al Flour H L. f BAG | iffee 10-OZ. Hi-C Drink Peaches 1OQt 59* rn . MED DO LAND ELBERTA FREESTONE ORANGE, GRAPE 79* tB. OR FRUIT PUNCH 3 »» 27* ly Bar 2 s Gold < Cake Mixes ««?"?• 4 99‘ COFFEE SALE! SAVE 20< Eight O'clock A&P Grade "A" Florida Nutritious fresh Frozen x '©j Orange Juice 6s79‘ ■ 29 AU BRAND >W all Cleaner29' ner inner . MM- ‘ 49 ICE CREAM PROTECT YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH fc /I ORANGES BUYA BOOK 12c OFF LAIELI 2573 Vine Ripe Tomatoes»29c Baked Twin Rolls •AVI Nc—JAM* PAI KI* Apple Pie- 45 10c OFF LABEL! Blue ser Cheer T w64‘ 10' VOLUMES AT AN JUST HEAT ANO SERVSI — JANE PARKER Fkj. EFFECTIVE Hi ALL ALP STORES 1 IN THIS ' mrr on tmc masom-jamb park** Hot Cross Bum Lima Beans Canned Fruit SALE Apricot Halves AU BRAND—I-LB. 14-OZ. CANS Purple Plums Swmmt Irie Helf Uicw— 1-Lb. 4-O«. C«-s Pineapple AU BRAND—1 U. 9-OZ. JARS Apple Sauce 12 MAGNIHCEIII LOW PRILt 3-Lb. 6-0.. IONA BRAND—I-LB. CANS Fruit Cocktail Doi. 39c UNBELILM8LI 70 Cut Green Beans A0P BRAND—1-LB. CANS ('nryrfr'/if <//f/ START MOW! IONA BRAND—NET WT. I5V4-OZ. CANS AU BRAND—1-LB. CANS 113 Size —California Navel Amers more the 15,000 ■elltil qoesllen te gin jrw assurance la Ceily living AI01)i:if\ MEDICAL and Spun IONA B RAN tf—1-LB CANS Diced Carrots 4 49 / MARVEL VOL No. 2 NOW ON SALE! I" WIDI ; Wrap Sliced Beets Half and Half Qt. 39* oft* PKG. SALE AfrP BRAND—1-LB. CANS—WHOLE OR SweetPeas STOCK UP AND SAVE! "The Real Thing" irgent • 99* IONA BRAND—1-LB. 1-OZ CANS 39* KING SIZI Veal Rib Chops .. Canned Vegetable ANN PAGE LAYER A^QQc 97 i Soap •’SUPIR-RIOHT" - —- 31 25* »AV* 1U—MN* PARKSR Potato Chips . 39* AMA Of MICHIGAN upe mcartm bau*i> s vajuitiis Rye Bread tsi.. 59* 32* 4 99 A<P FROZFN FOODS Pens ,Peas and Carrots, Spinach, Cut Coni Chopped Broccoli or Mixed Vegetables NET WT. 7 10-OZ. PKGS. r I �Mm tabOvtoffaAttic j*™ wu a beautiful bird, about was dark blue, with gray. Ifa breasts of the male birds were ocMf fay m high aa twenly-flvw { the Spring and Fall. In miles. They returned leisurely in scattered flocks in the Fall at other occupation* Mopped to hatch and raise their you ng in tills vicinity. Mr. Wick­ ham knew every characteristic Start* February 16, 1966 they had come from by the food the length of stay ofNhc birds, and consequently the profits of the buntem. The bipls wesv> cap­ tured in nets about.40 feet long ranch poae of luring the flight* HERE'S MORE SPACE FOR YOUR PLACE In Cooperation With composed of a few Micks. While with string* fastened Security National Bank of Battle Creek the parent birds a kind of curd with which they fed their young sufficiently Urge flock danenfad the young birds | went about with piyrea with Which they pinched the bird's "Sanding the young- a sign which bullcated that the Ums Mtiinate. We will be happy and your lured the nonsuspeotlng In order to get what MtUe they pooKased. Mr. Wickham's adventurous LOCAL MERCHANTS Company C.. 13th Michigan In­ fantry, Secund Brigade of Um First Division of the l«th Army Corps. Mr. Wickham was In Uie charge which his division under filling the crops of the young with grsvoL The parent birds then again formed Into vast tractor. The National Bank pf Hastings graUon northward, leaving the pigeon shipments the right- of young behind to shift for them­ way. Mr. Wickham began hunting Battle of Bentonville. An entire division unknowingly charged Charge Plan in 1867 and hunted them in into flocks by themselves and eight different States until their storied northward. In relating disappearance. The last great flight was in 1876. This night wounded, and Mr. Wickham res­ cued the flag and carried It off the field during the retreat. For ered hundreds of mile* the this statement is true, though, we up Pall Creek. Mr. Wickham’s greateat catch was 100 downs in wounded were left in possession The Immense numbers of birds of the rebels. During the day the banked 11kg the clouds, stretch captured birds and fed then a rebels charged upon the Union fattened and sold in the market they flew through the forests it at prices ranging from »2 50 to S3D0 per dozen. This was called next day Mr. Wickham and ing a sapling backward and for­ "stall feeding" them. Mr. Wlck- some of his comrades came upon ward among them In such a burled Major Eaton and 14 men For an 'At "Home* Estimate on any Remodeling Project, Coll Us! Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) WEIL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET TERMS! Pick a winner from our complete stable mound was a marker which In­ formed them that the dead had been -'Buried by a friend.” rhlch undoubtedly accounts for With hltn has redded his devoted 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE . Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow — you name the job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you'll need. Seo the complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and quick~ attaching tools how on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St., Hastings Michigan State 1960 varsity gymnasts Jim Cursi. David Croft, and Gerald Moore all hall from " . DOWN Ono credit card Ph. WI 5-2983 One statement tar all charge purchases MERCURY One payment a month Take up to 10 months or more to pay 30 days same as cosh the carthat doubled its sales a year ago... now a better buy for ’66! APPLICATIONS FOR CHARGE PLATES AVAILABLE AT THE BANK THIS PLAN HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR 7 YEARS IN THE BATTLE CREEK AREA Enjoy the RR A I ^^88 Look at this suggested retail price range! Did luxury ever wear a lower price 17 models from ,a9?t2783 Convenience Wb of Saying "Charge it" * CALL OR STOP IN FOR MORE INFORMATION National Bank of Hastings i*FDIC the euccese car doe* It agalnl *■■9 Member Federal Reeerve Syitem and Federal Depqeit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURID UP TO $10,000.00 NOTE: No Matter Where You Do Your MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan * Hotting* Ph. WI 5-2479 Regular Banking, Thi* Convenience I* Available to You. �of Um Attic f*” t» were trying to gtt The noire they nude ra quits with white migrated in the Spring and Fall In the onr day as high as twenty-five dollars for telegrams which be country. scattered flocks in the Fall at about seeding time. Moot of " nested In the north, Uit Previous Ao this time r Up country com- young tn thia vicinity. Mr. Wick- S O O’1 Mr. Wickham to California In Start, February 16. 1966 . Nev York. Mr. Wickham engaged and consequently the profits of the water failed and he ’was the buntent. The btais were aap- compelled to work on a ranch tUred In nets about.40 fact long HERE'S MORE SPACE FOR YOUR PLACE i ot luring the flights the He remained In California about ters educated stool pigeons, and flyers, which they operated lev etlcka. While with strings fastened to boots could not. learn by experience । being hatched on tiie legs of 11* birds. At atl»- up jobs in mines for which they times, a spot, was sriacted' sbd ware receiving 120 dally to go the parent birds a kind of curd with which they fed their young sufficiently large flock descended T© gain extra living ipoce, odd a room to your went about with plyeni with which they pinclxxl the bird’s which indicated that the Ums for migrating was near. Sanding meant that the old birds were filling the crops of the young with grave*. The parent birds then again formed intq vast flocks and continued their mi­ gration northward, leaving the young behind to shift for them- estimate. Wo will be happy If you’re looking for more living space, take a look at National Bank of Hastings K and your lured the nonsuspeotlng in order to get what little they poreraaed. Mr. Wickhams adventurous LOCAL MERCHANTS Civil War in which he served in the hunters kilted the birds by Company C, 13th Michigan In­ fantry, Second Brigade of the Plrat Division of the l«th Army liked. Millions of birds were Corps. Mr. Wickham was in the caught annually by the hunters, charge yrhlch his division under Qwiorni Wolcott made nt tiie Bottle of Bentonville. An entire pelled their employes to give pigeon shipments the right of way. Mr. Wickham began hunting pigeons after he met his unde Into flocks by themselves and started northward. In relating the Immensity of these flocks which darkened the hortacb for ered hundreds of miles, In Cooperation With Security National Bank of Battle Creek eight different States until their disappearance. The last great flight was in 1875. This flight lasted three day* About 16 years ago Mr. Wickham saw the the test passenger pigeons in the Charge Plan rible volley which swept the line from the works. The color bearer of Mr. Wickham's company was wounded, and Mr. Wickham rts- kee Springs. He also saw a flock the field during the retreat. For up Fall Creek. Mr. Wickham's recognition. Tix> dead and of today can hardly imagine it. The immense numbers of birds banked like the clouds, stretch- about 11.00 per dozen. He often rebel* charged upon the Union captured birds and fed them a attic into a cosy.b© Al LitH. M $1 0°?< For on 'At Homo' Estimate on any fattened and sold in the market they flew through the ferrate it al price* ranging from $230 to Remodeling Project, Coll Us! "stall feeding" them. Mr. Wick­ ham shipped them by the car Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) WEIL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET TERMS! Pick a winner from our complete stable they had swept back the northern buried Major Baton and 14 men formed them that the dead had been "Burled by a friend." M ATTACHING TOOL} FOfl « SEASON USE FREE PARKING ALLIED BUILDING CENTER ^e< * whlch undoubtedly accounts for his remarkable vigor in old age. With him has resided hte derated Mow, sow, tow. till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snot, you name the job and Wheel Horse has the attaching toot you’ll • ima always been deeply Interest­ need. See the complete line of Wheel Horse tractors and quick - ed in life In the woods. attaching tools now on display. Michigan State I960 varsity gymnasia Jim Curd. David Croft, E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE and Gerald Moore all hall from 142 E. State St., Hostings Ph. WI 5-2983 1LV NO MONEY DOWN • One credit cord • One statement for all charge purchases MERCURY • One payment a month • Take up to 10 months or more to pay • 30 days some as cash the car that doubled its sales a year ago... now a better buy for ’66! APPLICATIONS FOR CHARGE PLATES AVAILABLE AT THE BANK THIS PLAN HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR 7 YEARS IN THE BATTLE CREEK AREA Enjoy the Convenience of Saying "Charge ft' CALL OR STOP IN FOR MORE INFORMATION^ |? National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve Syitam and Federal Depwit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO >10,000.00 NOTE: No Mattar Where You Da Your MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan * Herting, Ph. Wi 5-2479 Regular Banking, Thi, Convenience It Available to You. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-02-10.pdf 7f1b71efbdacd0a99ae287107943f30f PDF Text Text Thursday, Friday and Saturday wilt ba raal Kraxy in Hastings, with merchants and their sales people providing the fun and merriment, and with Kraxy prices providing happiness for their customers. Business men will dress in costumes — a Chief. Dodger baseball player, comics and others will give you a real laugh, according to Chamber of Commerce Manager Russell Hankins. Kraxy merchandise, Kraxy prices, free drawings, free prises and anything for fun will be in order. Come to Hastings for Kraxy Daxe on Thursday, Friday and Saturday! ner EDITORIALS The annual Barry CounlyFlorida picnic fa to be held on Wednesday. Feb. U, at tbe ca is probably filled with no greater Imponderables than when President Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday we commemorate on Saturday, lit­ Name Steering main speaker al the Barry Coun­ ty Republican Lincoln Day ban­ quet to be held Wednesday. Feb 10. .at Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall at 7: IS. AU interested may Committee for New High School eral victory had been won at Gettysburg during July of that year, but lock of an aggressive follow-up permitted Gen. Robert E. Lee knd his army to escape. The end! of the war was not yet Humble building Harold I. Smith Dies Monday; Liquor Proposal New Contracts for Hastings JTeachers InclutterPay Hike* Special assignments were given to Lang as secretary to the com­ mittee; Clardy as advisor to the co-chairman; O’Connor, build­ ings and grounds: Feldoausch. physical education and athletics. On Ballot Here Next November 1 ' • Teachers Joining the Hastings staff receive full credit up to five cation. 8860 per hour. Hospitalisation insurance will years. If this teaching was in the last five consecutive yean; be paid by the Board of Edu­ half credit, for any teaching not cation at the rate of 89.30 per in lhg last five yean; all credit, month per teacher. both full and half, not to exceed Longevity shall be granted at five yean on the salary schedule. the 15111 year providing the last five consecutive years have been rpent In Hastings and that the teacher is at the maximum of the salary schedule. The rate for the 1968-67 year. Mrs. Marian Sorby was hired, retroactive to Feb. 1. as school nurse to work primarily in the up-grading of the school health education program under the Federal Act. Title I. 6he will Coal Company to now the Mid­ dleville Building & Supply Com­ pany with Morris Weeks of Hai­ ling* os the new partner-mana­ ger. Weeks to associated in the business with Roger WlsweO, owner of the Barry County Lumber Company here and Ivan and Exrklri Smith. ownere of the Wayland and Shelbyville lumber yard* Robert KeUey,* Delton Tele­ phone Company manager, says that a bid has been accepted for new central office equipment st a coat of 8M303J8 and wfll Solon Weeks, director of the Michigan Historical Commis­ sion’s museums, told members of tbe Barry County Board of Supervisors Monday that the Charlton Museum and Park h»t one of the greatest potentials, tyrijrtrtanmmkof anyol the 170 historical monuments and museums in the Stale ol Michigan. 2. The Charlton Museum, which was' willed to the people of Barry County by Irving-D. CWrttth wha died on June"of 1903. was praised for Its cultural ____~ park management and museum management, a staff, money and many volunteer helpers from the community. He explained that a training program can be set up for volun- Tinkler Brothers Meet in Vietnam Jeanette Miller Back from Blodgett ager of the Hastings Division at the E. W Bliss Company. Prior to joining Bliss. Johnston was Miss Jeanette Miller returned home Friday from Blodgett Hos­ pital in Grand Rapids after a stay of six weeks where she had undergone brain surgery al Christmas time. Jeanette will We Are Sorry county boards to enter the field Feb. 15. final day for paying of historical work, and that there taxes without penalty. Collec­ Is a definite possibility of financ­ tion fee of 4 percent begins Feb. ing the work through revenue 18. All personal taxes must be paid by Feb 28. ■ Roy Fuller. Trtaa 2 10 i In the list published Thursday 1 of the names of men ordered to i report for military duty the I name of Gary Orbeck, Ifl. was! _ltcd M , find from tbe Banner film S State Expert Praises Collection For Cultural, Financial Value; Supervisors Study Tax Question and financial value Id the people: of the County by Week* The mercury started climbing Weeks told the supervisors . on the first day of February of Henry and Cora <Gillespie) when it hit a high of 23. The Smith. He was graduated from that the park and ita targe eel- ’ Hastings High School and was employed by the Iitonside Shoe Storereventually buying into the company where he remained un- Supt. Guenther Given New 3-Year Pact; Salary Increases Total $110,000, Including Fringes Sup». of Schools Richard J. Guenther was given a new threc-year contract Tuesday night by the Hastings Board of Education and was authorised to issue contracts to teachers, administrative workers and other employees in accordance with new salary schedules for 1966-67 which call for an overall in­ crease of about $110,000. New teachers in Hastings will start at $5,200 instead of 84,800, and the maximum will be 88,302 reached In nine yean in­ coach, tennis coach, orchestra, stead of 87.708 reached In 11 band, operetta, annual, news­ paper, junior play, senior play, all 7 percent: Sth grade basket­ ball. 8th grade basketabll. cheer­ leading. assistant track, assist­ ant Oth grade football, assistant JV football, assistant wrestling, all 5 percent: heads of depart­ ments. 8 percent; remedial read­ ing. 3 percent; summer teaching. edhcsday morning when the niperature hit 44 degrees at 8 Ofc lock and continued to go up with a record for Feb. 8 predicted by weather forecasters. The balmy weather, melting snow and clear streets were in contrast to last week's frigid Charlton Museum Valuable Resource For Development Fleaxapivlew Extension The Plearantview Home Eco­ nomics group will meet on Feb. 23. at the homo at Mr* Lloyd Gaskill. The introns will be "Fashion* Fabrica and You" and “Parent Relations to Teens." The tart meeting was held on Jan. 28 at tbe home of Mr* Leslie Conklin with II members pres­ ent The lessons were "Meals for Middle Years" and “How Many Perrons to a Homemaker." These were presented by Mr* Leon Mudge, Mr* Lloyd Gaskill and Mrs Leslie Conklin. - Name Chenoweth President Again Harley, who is making a ca­ the last day for paying Winter reer in the armed services, is taxes without penalty Is Feb. married and has one child living 15th. Three percent penalty will here In Hastings. After a fur­ lough home they all plan to go to Germany. matter is being beard by Judge Robert W McIntyre of Hillsdale.1 Atty. L. B. Barnett Atty. Paul Siegel and- Atty. Richard M Bauer have filed briefs claiming1 Monday afternoon the super­ visors heard a representative oi an appraising firm. Coir, Layer Trumble Co. of Dayton. Ohio, explain a county-wide tax re­ appraisal and equalisation pro A reappraisal and setting up a Department of Equallaatlon, I .n.cn is a legal requirement tor I Barry by 1M8. would coat about namad vice president and Cbarleen Thompson, who has been employed by the firm for the last right yean, was named a direc­ tor and secretary-treasurer. I Dr. Wesley Logan was appclnt- �10-Year-Old Lad Dies Monday MfeMMttota. Uta VMk whta the Cta*» are to New York City on a txtanow trip. Mm -Donald D. Smith and areg--------------------------- K« had been hoRMlallecd that tan r«b. J, »■ Carlton Townahlp. He was A GET EXQUISTE AUTUMN HARVEST DESIGN SAUCERS AT FELPAUSCH FOR... HgfS THE SCHEDULE 10"DhmerPlate 2 lb. 8 ex. Pkg. BETTY CROCKER'S FAMOUS M< VU-O Henry at California. Mm Charted (Doria) Heacoek and Mm. 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Heaps of nifty plaids, smart patterns and neat solid colors included. All handsomely Penney- tailored. Mostly short sleeves, though there are some long sleeves in the group. S-M-L-XL. tjjmble- Wl J-21M REMEMBER YOU CAN CHARGE IT AT PENNEY'S �that he lived in every bout. It KM UM majesty ot a BUdieal positlun toal kn oral Invitation was no cold, faint shadow of a IWm In addlUoa. toe brief ad- was extended by Oov. Curtin and kind reception; it was a tumultous out pouring of exultation frera kMy tenting wttb Mg- an oral acceptance received. true and laving heart* ... It was the spontaneous outburst of the w» both surprised and a btt embarraiaed ,<hcn he accepted and myself that I camo as near the agreed to take part In toe program. central idea of Ute occasion, in It is as certain as anything can two hours as you did In two be. that Ute Gettysburg Address minutes. My->£xi. who left me at was written to Washington and Baltimore and toy daughter concur Were people disappointed at the brevity of the President's address? Consider this. Many to the audi­ ence had been on the grounds since 10:00 tom. The procession was late to getting underway and it was after 2:00 pm. when Mr. Uncoin began to speak. Thus many had been standing for a period of inorc them had been Without food since breakfast, an early meal in that day and age. The President's part In Uie program had been widely Myths die hard--especlally the ones tost form toe basis for senti­ mental tittle stories. No one knows who planted too rumor that Lin­ coln wrote hi* monumental Ad­ dress on toe back of an old. brown envelope with a stub pencil while cumstances. It would seem entirely logical lo conclude that the people must have been greatly pleased at the brevity of Mr. Lincoln's speech; glad that he did not take advan­ tage of his position to turn the to generation as an absolute fact. A companion myth to the above is that too President's high-pitched oration. Possibly the President had all this in mind when he expressed the determination to make his part in the program "short, short, Undoubtedly this statement con­ tributed to tiie persistent tradition that people and press alike were slow to property assras toe ageless quality of the Gettysburg Address. Fortunately the evidence refuting Oils tradition U "loud and strong.” The day following the Gettysburg nation—or any nation, so conceived and so dedicated—can long endure. dent's address passed over toe desk “We are met on a great batlleof Josiah O. Holland, one of the outstanding editorialists tn Ameri­ dcdicate a portion of It as ths can Journalistic history. That same final resting-place of those who day. he commented as follows to have given their Uvea that that the Springfield <Massachusetts» nation might live. Republican, of which lie was asso­ "It is altogether fitting and ciate editor; "Surprisingly fine as proper that we should do this. crated it, tar above our poor power to add or detract. The world win little note, nor- long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It Is for us toe living, rather, to bo dedi­ cated here to the unfinished work not dedicate. we cannot consecrate, which Uiey who fought here have we cannot hallow, tills ground. The won by President Lincoln. His Utile brave men. living and dead, who thus far so nobly advanced. It is speech Is a perfect gem, deep in struggled here, have consecrated it, feeling, compact in thought and far above our power to odd or expremiqn, and tasteful and ele­ gant to every word and comma .. . ■The world will very little note Strong feelings and a large brain nor long remember what we say were its parcnte." here: but it can never forget what Equally Impressive was the fol­ they did here. low-tog tribute that appeared the "It is fur us. the living, rather. same day (Nov. 20. 18631 in the Providence Dully Journal, written govemment of the people, by the by James Burrill Angell, a noted people, for the people, shall not journalist of the era who later perish from this earth.” became president of the University did any writing or made any notes on tiie train between Washington and Gettysburg, the rocking and myths, although it Is to be re- jolting of the train making writ­ that the afternoon papers, follow­ ing the dedication at Gettysburg, [ gretted that for iscre than half ing virtually Impossible. carried Everett's long oration tn of Michigan and United States J a century now, people, young and Although the tradition persists full, together with laudatory com- minister to China: "We know not " old alike, have been implanted with that Lincoln's address at Gettys­ burg was received In stoney silence, address was generally Ignored. This a shorthand report taken down on has been Interpreted as evidence the scene by Joseph I- Gilbert, one that people and press alike were Gettysburg that he procrastinated imtilghr last minute before doing anything about IL Buch a myth Is a travesty on what really imppened. alow to appreciate the true signifi­ shorthand artists of that day. in­ cance of Mr. Lincoln's "brief redicates five outbursts of applause during the course of the speech and "long-continued" applause at printed copies of Mr. Everett's speech were mailed to newspapers several days before Uie ceremony President Lincoln received u spe• dal Invitation from David Wills, dated Nov. 1 1983. to attend toe ~ OMalary ceremonies. After nam“ tog the Hon. Edward Everett as - tok, orator of tbe day. Mr. Wills went on to state: “ I am authorised ► by Die Governors of toe different ” states to invite you to be present, • — " “ X wlth that taken down by Gilbert. Although Hale did not indicate the specific points of applause he did state that “the brief speech of President Lincoln .. . made a pro­ found Impression.1’ Gov. Curtin of and participate In these cere­ Pennsylvania who was on the platmonies, which will doubtless be very imposing and solrennly ,1mprasive. It is toe desire tost, after toe Oration, You as Chief Execq- toe 61 the Nation formally set apart these grounds to their sacred use by a few appropriate remarks." roars of applause. My God! It was Although this invitation came so impressive!" Benjamin French, more*than two weeks prior to the commissioner of public buildings ceremony, it is reasonably certain . .v • that a verbal invitation to be scene who had seen presidents • • • • 3 speech. But could tiie most elabo­ rate and splendid oration be more beautiful, more touching, more in­ spiring than those tew word* of the President? They had In my humble judgment the charm and power of the very highest ck>-' prepared far the press. Telegraphic The Plilladelphla Evening Bul­■ facilities were neither high speed letin had this to say: "The Presi­ nor efficient. Consequently none of dent's brief speech Is the most 1 the afternoon piipcrs .received re­ happily expressed. It Is warm, ' ports of the address to time for ' adequate display and comment— although one or two did carry Uie telegraphic version of the .address words, and not many of them lai page. This was not an indication of disrespect to the President por reflection on the quality of the speech but rather had to do with the harsh realities of deadlines In an era when telegraphic communi­ cation was slow and all type set by hand. do it without moistening’of tfie eye, anti too swelling of the heart." Comment by toe Chicago Tribune was brief and to the-potnttrfhe dedicatory remarki of President Lincoln will live among the ayMUs Of course there was unfavorable comment. In view of toe highly partisan nature of toe journals of that era. this Is not surprising. For example, the Chicago Times, violently opposed to the President, fulminated as follows in its issue of Nov. 23. 1883: “Is Mr. Lincoln less refined than a savage! But aside from toe ignorant rudeness manifest In toe President's exhibi­ tion of Daednlism at Gettysburg and whldi was an Insult al least 583 SPECIAL Get a Hat for Nothin' This Weekend! For Every Suit Purchased at»695°«r$7950 |W» Will Give You dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for these who hers gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. vain; that the nation shall, under God, have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from this earth.” Lincoln is known to have penned three copies of the address. In each of which slight revisions were made that in no way changed the sense of his remarks. The final version, the so-called Bites version, which has been accepted as the Washed free of myth, tiie facts of tiie Gettysburg Address are thus about as follows: President Lin­ coln was notified of the dedicatory ceremony well In advance and Ills part in the program clearly de­ fined. He took the assignment seriously and completed the first draft days in advance of the cere­ mony. As was his custom to pre­ paring Important state papers, he constantly striving for greater brevity and clarity. He did not work on the speech en route to Gettysburg. A few final revisions were possibly made at'the Davis Wills home to Gettysburg toe-eve­ ning before the ceremony. At Gettysburg he was received with At Leonard-Osgood Funerbl Homo, there's no such thing os “ju«t anothtr family" a, "jalt onofhai service." Every family is considered special, and in accordance is offered highly specialixed assistance. LEOIlflRDOSGOOD ^JunenaLJ^otne CHARLES H. LEONARD*' JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Lots of people in town have moved np to this ear. Lot ns show yon how persuasive a 'i Chrysler can be. ... it was a perversion of history so flagrant that toe most extended cltartly cannot view it otherwise than willful .... The cheek of every' American must tingle with shame a* he reads the silly, flat and dlshwatery remarks of toe man who lias to be pointed out os tor President of the United States." Even toe faraway London Times, mouthpiece of the reactionary element in Britain hoping for a Confederate victory and a break-up of toe Union m evidence thaf popu­ lar government must fall, came through with' the following: 'The ceremony was rendered ludicrous by some of the sallies of that poor President Lincoln. Anything more dull and commonplace It would University of Cambridge on Nov. 8. 1013 said: "The Gettysburg Ad­ dress is far more Uian a pleasing piece or occasional oratory. It Li a marvelous piece of English com­ position. It is a pure well of Eng- Worth Once you look our Chryslers over, you'll discover how easy they are to own, and understand exactly why we're breaking all sales records again this year. Follow the leader. Boy, Are We Crazy! tM H H I Every Family Is Special the University of Oxford, who dur­ ing th^ course of a lecture on "Modem Parliamentary Eloquence" HAT LAD^K^WEAR You Can't Afford Not To" We Rent Formal Wear — HASTINGS By contrast, however. one of the IlpeM' tributes to the Gettysburg Address was given by lord Cunoti," a Portis "DrassWell CORNER WALNUT ANO $. JEFFERSON Move up to CKRTSLRR meat at Ute choice of words, the precision o< the thought, its sim­ plicity. directness and effectlvencgB of America's fundamental pr»clptes . . . Ute-teng. hard fought battle for the liberation of Mmanity has been a struggle for the rights and wtffure of humarUte- BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE South Hanover of Hoxtrngs City Limit* M-43 at Sprague Rd. in Delton �Maple Valley Smother* Olivet For 5th Victory Battle Maple Valley's basketball team potted their sixth victory of Use . reason when they whipped Olivet i M-tt Tuesday night on the Remember a ateen-Bench Hoopltal. Char­ lotto, aho hi Mr. fetor's wife. Leota Mae. 43. who suffered back, chest ahd Internal injuries and had both knees fractured in tho accident. Also taken to the hospital suffering head and chest injuries was WlUle Brown. 33. also ot Charlotte. He was a pas­ senger in the Householder car. ■ According to Coroner Douglas Burkhead. of Baton County, both men were killed instantly. Foster suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries, and Mr. She vu born in Quincy on April IB. IB91. the daughter at CMrles and CoreUa (Clark) Young. Bbe married Frank Adair in Quincy an June ifl. 1M3. They moved to Hastings the following year. Mk: Adair was a freight agent for the New York Central before going to. work for the S. W. Bits Company. He died in 1S39. She had lived here for 47 years and for tbe last five years had lived la Battle Creek. • . Mra. Adair was a monber tf neck and chest injuries. The Eaton County sheriff's de­ partment reported that the Householder ear was apparently being driven east at a high rate of speed and crossed the center­ line before colliding with the plant In Laming. He had worked al the plant 31 years. He was bom April 13, 1901 In Baton County, a son of Ulysses Grant and Hattie (Bailey) Fos­ ter. He was married in Lansing on April, fl. IMO, to Leota Mae Landes and soon after they Valentins'* Day! SPA Special School To be Operated dinner guests home, and on seil Bt&ntoM, Mm Margaret FRIDAY & SATURDAY Sweetheart Coffee Cake . ', AFTER YOUR BUSINESS AND BY COLLY. 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Hastings As County Unit As ragtttsred Pharmacisis, Prescription Pharmacy 63c Chocolate Glazed Donut* .. 6 for 42c Mow, sow, tow, Uli, plow, haul, seed, fertilise, remove snow — you name the job and Wheel Horse has the attaching tool you’ll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horse tractors and quick­ attaching tools now on display. , at the Stanton Bunday the RoKay and Sally, Johnson and the S 10 Wiaoon Thia Weak S 14* x 17" Framed Jacobs 8 Inch, 2 Layer Yellow Cake. Choice of cherry cream or almond filled. Under the new plan the pro­ gram will be administered by the county office and trainable students will be accepted up to banquet tn Jackson on Saturday 31 yean of age. evening. The XIInem entertained | The Association wlU continue for dinner on Sunday Mr. anti to operate a program for trainiable children over 31 years of । age and this group will be housed. I with the county school at the I present location on old M-TO. I The association is studying plans for development of a sheltered workshop for adults who are retarded, and thia : group will continue to operate through donations, tuition and grants. I The county unit is now aftempting to find a qualified i teacher before It can legally op­ erate tiie special school. If no teacher Is found for next *o are proud ot tha part wa pisy In serving this com­ munity's health needs. By dispensing the most modem pharmaceutical* As directed by your Doctor, we help you and your family maintain good health. Tho next time you have a prescription to be fined, refy on us to fill It promptly From ouf fresh stock of pharmaceuticals. -M. ISf -O^ 18« $1.49 Special 9 In. Heart Decorated Cake$3.00' Iced Heart Butter Cookies 6 for 30c Pick a winner from our complete stable ARE ACCENT 0 N HEALTH Valentine Cupcakes Hoort Shope Dip Cakes PUfa IO« Square Decorated Cakes __4_. Large Heart Shape Cakes Special Valentine Cake ------- ------ Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE The Special Education School, which has been operated by the Barry County Association for Retarded Children since 1951. is to become a unit of the Barry County Special Education De­ and Paul of Santa Ana, Calif.; partment. six grandchildren, and two bro­ The Association for Retarded thers. Kenneth of Grand Ledge Children unazdmoody voted to | Bakery Treat the victors attack. Dave Lind­ berg had 33. John Newman 30. BUI Mlt Bob Snow 4. his bro­ ther, Larry, had 3 and Rod BW > From Compare Our Price*— a Legitimate, We Unconditionally Established, Main Guarantee the Lowest Street Merchant Downtown MAZY DAYS U1CA1 117 W. State HASTINGS 9454172 CaFug $7088 lOjj Free End Table f IWH PnrshBM of Any) | Reclining f Chain. ^Rt-$59 $Q J8I �Miss Janet Maurer • Is- Honored Guest at Pre-Nuptial Parties with a ''relative" party for the pteasuro t,r Janet Maurer al the home of her mother. Mr*. George i lay Evening MRS. JAMES MOORE. JR.— Miss Lucerne Anns Jacoby. ’ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Ernest 1 Jacoby. 535 W. Bond Street, bejeamt the bride of James Moore, ENGAGEMENT TOLD—Mr and Mrs. Paul 8ta*on R2 Hastings. ment of their daughter, Barbara of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Lydy. , Muurv, OlO XT. | urday. Dec. It. In a double ring I'cerntoony at the home of Lois Parsons. South Rockwood. The bride selected a street length dress of eggshell white and car­ ried a bouquet of rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Lee VanderLoon of Grand Rapids were the attendI ante. The bride is a 1984 graduate I of Hastings High School and at­ tended Kellogg Community Col­ lege. The groom is employed by'-, I the Chrysler Corporation. The I newlywed* are residing in De­ troit 1968 graduate of Hastings High School. Larry Is a IMS graduate of Lakewood High School and Is employed at Uie Hasting* Mfg. Valentine I Ing planned. Society newS Choose one of our Beautiful Priced . . MRS. JOHN EDWARD BALL . . . Miss Dawne Elaine Blough Is Married. Held, Jr. of Battle Greek, was the bride, sang. “A Wedding christened on Sunday morning, Feb. 6th, al the Pint Methodist Cobb Lake, Algonquin, Chelsea, • | I I I Prayer" and "Bless These Two." and as they knelt in prayer at Church in Hastings with the Rev. George Elliott performing tlie riles. Following the service, Chartotta Manton. Saginaw. « . » altar by her father who, with her Uie baby's great-aunt, Mrs. Allen mother, gave her In marriage Ely of Kalamasoo entertained Her floor length gown was of Uie family with dinner at Uie Following their honeymoon to . » j Winter white satin with long Hastings Hotel. The group In­ sleeves pointed at the wrists and cluded: Mr. and Mra. Edward The MiddlevUie Methodist st ns llth 8L. N. W. In Grand Nobls Grand Dorothy Howe of beautiful Winter wedding Friday' closed by tiny satin covered but­ tons, with 'white lace and em­ wedding ceremony ot Dawne Rapids. For her trip, the new lhe Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge broidered applique at the scoop Elaine Blough and John Ed­ Mr* Ball chose a two-piece out- preeented her standing commitAlice Bender, daughter of Mr. neck and cascading down the fit of heather blue with match-' at me regular meeting held ward Ball Saturday, Jan. 29th, and Mrs. Bussell Bender of Mid-1 dlevllle, was united in marriage tachable train. A saUn pedal Ruby Henney, 'and the baby’s The committees Included: headpiece centered by seed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blough of Mra Ball is presently teaching Finance — Arloa Burgbduff. Middleville and Mr. and Mr*. Sarah Roush and Metha Keech; lenghth veil. She carried a white Leon Ball of Grand Rapids are Mr. Ball is employed at StoweThe Rev. Harold Taber offici­ Bible, a gift of the groom, topped Davis Comapny in Grand Rap- Norton and Genevieve Sage; ated at the double ring ceremony by a white orchid. examining—Lavlnla Wood. Mar­ before an altar netting of palms, Miss Beverly Bender, ristcr of Ritter and MargaretUa Fitzgerald Corps No. 100 of while mums, ferns, palms and PO8TCRIPT—After the wedding jorie candelabra and boskets of pink ft__—---------------,1111.^ W41 gladioli and white .chrysanthe­ She wore a gown of wine colored the Woman's Relief Corps met at double candelabra graced the rehearsal. 20 guest* enjoyed a hour at the RuseeU son. Greta Nixon and Dorothy mums In the presence of about velvet, sleeveless and scooped tiie hall on Thursday, Feb 3. altar. Casteleln: funeral—Gayla Tolles, with 15 present. During the busi1125 guests. neck. A pleated insert of satin Annie Bryant and Bertha Weyport officiated a', the double Mra. Charles Baragar, organist, ennan; memorial — Leona Bow­ Charles Installed as Junfcr Vice prral- ring ceremony. Mrs ' played a program of wedding man, Leora Newton and Joyce music preceding the ceremony. length gown. Sha carried a white appointed Thelma Barr as In-' Blough, organist, of Freeport, ac­ at the Blough home.. Beckwith: resolution—Josie Hall. companied Norval Tlsder. *uloMr. Robert Bender, brother of bunny fur mpff. topped by a plemented with three mlscel- Louise Erway and Lula Reed; Introductory—Leona Fuller, Leda Walk With Ood." "Because" and white velvet corded streamers. weddlng. One by her aunts, Mr*. Sothard and Maybelle Smith; Her headpiece was of white tulle press correspondent— Florence V. The bride, given In marriage secured by a bunny fur ring. The bridesmaids were Mra. Dorothy Meier was appointed by her father, selected a floor D. C. Lightfoot of Algonquin Wood. Robert Wilson was install­ chairman ot tbe future bake sale. length gown of white organza________ _______________ and Mra._John Cook at the..____ home ed as inside guardian. bride; Mra. Robert Bender, all- Patriotic Instructor Lucille Abel* over nylon net and taffeta. It of the latter, in Hastings, one featured a sweetheart neckline by tbe faculty member* of the thy Howe and Marjorie Ritter: Gwendolyn Putman, sister of the A Court Whist party will be held and French lace and sequins, | Forrret Hills School system at eriterialnmsfit committee — Josie । Hall (And Oenevleve Sage. groom. AU wore gowns, muffs Thursday, Feb. 10. at the heme and headpieces identical to the of Dorothy Meier with. Verna wrist. Matching lace edged tbe In Grand Rapids, and one maid of honor. parted overskirt and hem and Mrs. Martin Geldresma. sister tbe groom In Grand Rapids. The best man was Jack Rud- birthday dinner will be in charge "The King and X." which is a cred veil of bridal illusion was dlck, friend of the groom. Usherg ! musical and k joint endeavor of were Ronald Rau and Ronaljj cllle Abels and Dorothy Orone- held secure by, a crown of seed I tbe Battle Creek Community pearl*. She carried a white Rain­ Bauman, friends of the groom, wold. I Chorus _*hd Civic Theatre, will bow Bible adon'ed with yellow and Jess Putman, brother of Jhc groom. Master and mistress of Tho engagement of Bmsn Kay 1 Methodist Church At Middleville Is Nuptial Scene - $4.98 Hawara. Planters. Artificial Arranoamantt 1505 5. Jafferaon Mi. 945-5029 Miss Dawne Blough Weds John Ball At Middleville Women's Wear Thursday - Friday and Saturday One une Let ef or Ladies ladies N 1 / DRESSES TThe King and I' Sunfield Couple's Engagement Told Tiie Dr. Gordon Finnic family reekend • SKIRTS visiting Mrs. • SLACKS • CAR COATS • SWEATERS Reduced • SLEEPWEAR 33 • GLOVES • MUTHS IS FEBRUARY 14»> Specials 89 7^59. Turtle Bowl Food wore a two-piece royal blue knit drew with matching accessories and a yellow and white baby mum corsage Serving the four-Uer wedding 1 .... 25c Blair's Farm 231 W. Stat. or Louise Ball of.. Grand Rapids. Mra. Lyle Blough, sister-in-law book. Assisting with the ‘ gifts Goldfhh . . . . Garden 29c Grand Rapid* Passing the candy 945-5982 Orion, Grand Rapids. Hastings.' One Lot of Ladies Your Choice of Krazy Days GIRDLES Whiter Hats (Thurs. - Fri. - Sot.) Permanent Special Regularly to $8-00 (Rag $15.00) ‘10°° (Cut, (Git, Shampoo, Shampoo, Sat) Sot) ALL SALES ARE FINAL AT The Bonnet & Gown Alma Fingleton Shop Gifts for Your VALENTINE Should be Gifts of Love from Hodges' For Her । or Baby Tisrth Photography IffllfHlINfS <5 Valentine - WHITE'S Finnic*: from Grand Rapids joining tha Grand Rapids, aunt and uncle bf group. • BLOUSES • ROBES ■ Bulling and Douglas D. Lake, IK cl log g Community College Mlsa Rusiee JtU Blough off son of Mr. and Mra. George Theatre in Battle Creek. Cur­ Middleville, sister of the bride,. Lake of Sunfield, has been an- tain time Is 8 pm. was tier only attendant She wore a ballerina length dress of Mra. Keith Bulling, R3 Lak, srqua embossed taffeta with The bride-elect, a 1905 gradu­ rial a colonial bouquet ot white ate of the Lakewood High School carnation* and yellow room tied Is employed In tbe office of the with lover* knots. Harold Ball of Grand Rapids WEDDING Tbe groom-to-be, a 1902 gradu­ PHOTOGRAPHY ate of Sunfield High School, at­ dlevllle and Robert Geldersma of tended Western MlcJUgan Uni­ Grand Rapid*, nephew of the versity and is employed by the Hough Bros. Inc.. Bunftald. No wedding date has been set. ; John Cook of Hasting* and couMra. Tina Beckwith spent last I ” * wklH Barnes, daughter of Mr. and week with Mra Olenora Ham11-1 IiH.im •’ "*** ’ ton ot Battle Creek. . HASTINGS — Pheno 945-3967 and namesake of tbe bride, act­ ed os flower girl. For iicr daughter's wedding. There wiui a family gathering Mrs. Blough wore a light blue dlevllle on Bunday evening when nylon ’ dress with navy acoesthey entertained for lunch as a farewell party for their son. Rob­ groom etwee a royal blue lace ert, who Is entering the armed and crepe dro.t with matching services. The guests included Mr. of White caniallbn* and- yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Arthur Bennett, Mr. and Over 135 guests attended the Mrs. Carl Hathaway, Jim Myers. rewpton fallowing ct»r rarer-/ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Myers and' many in the church dlnlrut room Mrs. Ronald Hail, entertained Elmer Bender, uncle end aunt of seven friends on Feb. 1 to help tiie bride. him celebrate his seventh birthFor her daughter's wedding, the bride's mother chose's tur­ quoise knit - sheath dress wi^h. cream were Jimmy Cotant, Andy. of deep pink roses. A reception tn the church par­ and Barb Dunkelberger. Brother*. lors fpllowed the ceremony As­ Jeff and Tim were also on hand sisting about the rooms were to help with tbe party. Mrs. Glenn Abbey. Mrs. Jack Jewel. Mrs. Walter Bender. Mrs. Those tn ’ Grand Rapids at Paul Dykstra. Mrs Lee Wlcrlnga and the Misses Sally Stanton. Mrs. Edward VanPoj—‘-------Gloria Leigh, Elaine Newton and she entertained hci with luncheon and. Judy O’Daniel. Following the wedding the happy couple left for a short K. 8. McIntyre, Homer Smith. northern honeymoon. The bride chose a pink knit sheath qnd Clifford Dolan and Mra. Roy white boucle coat for traveling. Hubbard as guest. their friends at 1013S Thurber Street. Saginaw, where they will each assume teaching duties In the Buena Vista Schools. Out-of-town guests were here from Flint. Jackson, Leslie. Kal­ amazoo. Otsego, Grand Rapids. Hastings. Lake Odessa, Detroit and Elkton. One Lot of Winter '^^Rebekan Lodge ““ ““ Committees •: Are Announced CaMfbt* WIGS SERVICED Peg’s Beauty Bar Ml. 945-1382 ‘ (Peg Prertoo, Owner) Evenings by Appointment Above Savings & Loon Buxton Billfolds__ Buxton Jewel Coses from $3.95 from $5.00 Pendant Watches -.x.from $17.95 Coro Jewelry Items ...from $1.00 Eitan berg and Trafari Jewelry and Welle Valentine Charms For Him Anion Tie Toes ---------- from $1,50 Buxton Billfolds **"• r,w Electric Watches from $37.50 * Field Glasses ■ Watch Bands by Spaidal & Twist-O-Fkx "British Sterling" Aftershave Hodges Jewelry �[Mrs. Grace FauI Married Feb. 5 in Florida Ceremony Meetii Mr. and Mra Robert OnlgsM and son. David, of BatU* Creek are leaving this Thunday for* Artxona to Visit her iteter, Bhl Page Vi Sayta is accompanying and Hugh J. Smith. Largo, Fla, were married tn a quit* ceremony al 4 pm. Saturday. JMx 9, in Church. Orlando. Fla., with tbe Rev Robert Gray officiating. They were attended by Mr. and MTO George W. Salisbury of Iptathir with more than 1> out thatattMi.'tha ter will astanato lbs MUi anototartfawtaMWdtt' Marian JONES Since Um birthday of J. J. Mead camo in Ute middie at tha week, on Wednasday. Feb. 3, the Bunday before and after Ute date wore choarn to celebrate tha oo- HASTINGS CITY TREASURE* Community Concert Series Renewals Being Accepted on Sunday, Jan. 30, and on Bun­ day. the 8th, tho Damson* en­ tertained the Meads. the Dennis Robert Merrill. Peter Nau. Leila Hospital in Battle Creek Her nance la a 1964 graduate of Aviation High School In Redondo Beach. Calif. and U now serving with a oarry-tn dinner on Satur­ day evening. Feb. 5. The actual date of his 86th birthday occurs Sunday School Board Enjoys Social Gatherini St. Rose of Lima Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Garden Club to Meet Thursday At Hine Home The Thomepple Garden Club U meeting thl# Thursday at the Maurer is a graduate of Nash­ ville High School, attended Aquinas College in Grand HapIds, graduated from Providence Tbe marriage of Miss Nancy College tn Providence, R. I. and Tredinnick and Mr. Edgar Mau- spent one year in graduate study al Michigan State University. He la employed at the E. W. Bliss Company In Hastings. Parents Announce Daughter's Troth, Date for Nuptials Lifelong Resident of Hastings. Almost 13 Years of Experience in Bookkeeping and Banking. members aaairiing. The topic la: 'How to Dry Flower#, Weeds. Fruita, etc. for Dried Arrangv- tln and family at Algonquin Lake, Mr. and Mra Richard Mar­ tin and daughter and Russell’s nephew. Mike Shaneck of Nash- and Barbecued Convicted SPARE RIBS TOO! Ready to Serve ... Come and Get *EmI Honor Mrs. Chose At Stork Shower Murderer Files wOiWva InaiMe Aasecy Mra Roger (Gayle) Chase il Here INMIBAMCl lotltaeele._ ^Superette Mr Hill is employed at Edi­ son Voice Writora in Luring. A June 19 wadding Is planned. Benton Harbor were Friday sup­ per guests of her folk#, the Clay­ ton Jarrards. David staying over through Bunday. Mr and Mrs. Jarrard and David ale Bunday you* surrorr WILL BE ABBREClATED PRIMARY phlne Anderson, Mra. Julia Fighter, Mra Catherine Maurer. Mra Agnes Taffee and Mra ElUabcth Martin surprised one Tom fir Sally Robinion 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. BEN*FRAN KUN* included a toveiy oak* which was baked by Mrs. Martin. UBartWa daughter, Mra Alta SWEET BIB prosecutor who defended Porter at ills trial, has been appointed by the Court to represent him in the appeal. A transcript of Um original trial, requested by Porter, cost the county SSSS. Bill Hummel) was murdered tn cold blood June 33. I960, in a gas Italian just south of Middle­ ville. He waa shot in the back of the head after-being forced to lie on the floor of the gas sta­ tion. Bill died Dial morning in Pennock Hospital. Earl Argetsingers Honored on Jubilee • Favorite Varlatlas • Lovafy Gift Bat Mr. and Mra. Earl Argetslnger of 545 E. Thom were mart hap­ pily surprised when a group of friends arrived on Saturday eve­ ning, Feb 5, to honor their ailver wedding anniversary. The party waa planned by the Argetringer'a family, Mr. and Mra Dennis Argetringer of Kalama- k whole heart full of deli­ cious chocolates ready toi delight your Valentinel Z Brack's 14 lb. Rut........ Deluxe 1 b. Asst........ $1-75 worked beautifully as it was a very lovely party. Included Ln tbe Argeuingrr family group are five grandchildren. IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW Your Personal Heart Chocolate Cherries hearts that win fair maids! rmstrong INOLKUM Barry Christmas Seal Donations Reach $4,735 : CAN di A FLOOR TO MIFF EVIRY BUDGET tbe Michigan Tuberailorta and Respiratory Disease Association Clifts to the Christmas campaign from county resident# meeting all the members will be have reached 44.735 which sur- attending tbe play. "My Fair paan last year s total, at S4 J37 Lady." at the same Umn. Plus S&H Green Stamps HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Gardner's 113 W. State St. the Slate campaign toUl to Sl.4M.Me which will giro MkhIpn an laawur of 399.9M ootr |f h moving into a new com­ munity, M n know too. h W W A frietoly call by tto WaiT conn Wttoo Hosteu with htf basket of pfU ind tolpfd Isforautwi, til Mb tto newcomer feel quickly tf tome, kie ta tarrytaf on our commwiity’i traditional spirit of tospitslity. Jut ttoir name and addfta to BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS Say you love her best with the gift ~ ’ most... lovely Berkshire lhalfli Stockings. We have her favorite colors, In her exact size ...all with Berkshire's famous Nyloc* Run-Barrier ai top and toe. $145 a pair.' WE WILL IE CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOON Look for famou, Trade-Name' labels on the thing* you buy ... you'll find them here! CANDY HEARTS ADORESX. Parmaleei 124 East State Stroat �The Women’s Club Hears Review by Mrs. D. N. Lipke More AboutOrville Bruce School Board Dies Saturday has spent the Wl 10 consecutive yean In HasUnga Bick leave shall accumulate up ■ OrriBe Brooe, «1. R3 HaMlngs. to 80 days with the 10 days al­ r early Saturday. Feb. 5, at lowed for the current year used homo on the Wood School before reducing Uie accumulated Road Vlim he had lived for tha past M yearn. Mr. Weave was been in Mud- 3 sil6"^ In Wood District I Hastings | Traffic Tickets m. a-Josw A. WltUaau. 4»4 luu la, fatten u jiu< ri<M rltto “p..’dnr»”*o’ “"s’ City, president of the Michigan Federation c and Mn. Sack Wood (right), president of the Club, admire one of the “stitcher" exhibits Women's Club meeting held'Friday aftem Methodist Church. During the meeting Mrs. Qu™ .c..u~cu «»nc ot the projects sponsored by the Slate Federation.—Banner photo He married Bessie Ulrich of Emmrit County In Pttoakey on Mor. 30, IMS. He is survived by his wife and a half-sister, Mra Ruth Brown Births at Pennock During Crazy Days Xt Is tbe captivating and true story of Uie widow and widower who married and brought with than Into the marriage a com­ We're Giving Away EACH DAY 10 GRAB BAGS Each Will Be Worth 55°° or More! this family make for a naturally good story which Mra Llpke brought forth delightfully. Four girls from Hastings High School offered a lovely musical called Sunday- on Mrs Cora Stamm, who is very ill in the hospital at Allegan. Friday thru Sunday 400 Count Society Brand Invite Aviation should Attract qualified teacher* to thU system and recognize those already on the slafi. exhibit of art work, type ot needleeiaft known an stltchery' which found many appreciative Enthusiasts to New York Life Phone Vermontville facial TISSUES u-d Customer nnc £4^ 259-7298 Meet Here Feb. 24 Reg. 59e DePree, 5-Grain JUn Jensen, a major tn the Civil Air Patrol, has announced that an organizational CAP ad­ visory meeting la to be held at mon. director of secondary edu­ the Hastings airport lounge at cation and high school principal: 7:30 pm. Thursday, Feb. 34. start ttfitn going to $11,067 after five years. Central school principal and Vote for RUBY HENNEY LEGALS Candidate for Hastings M0THEB MEMOBABLE OAViS POBTBAIT! CITY TREASURER PENNOCK Aspirin Tablets .................. lOOPkg. 9x $1.00 Off for Any Old Watch on a new Westclox or Timex Watch from our wide selection ..from $6.95 to $17.95 10c Pen Holden with Pen 15 2 for 5c 5c Picture Poet Girds 3 for 5c Sand fr Gravel Nashvflia, Mich. Munm <53-2791 LAPO DRUGS •u’&k AGENCY Primary Election Monday, April 12 2,~- MANY MOTE COMPARABLE BARGAINS Huttings and this vicinity all of my life. I am inter­ ested In its progress and able to devote full time to the job. Your support will be appreciated. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Comcrete Blocks 2711 at 144 . EAST STATE^STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN (Non-Partisan) FOR youl^ gWECTMEKRcT. Mra Roy Carlson entertained her bridge club on Monday eve­ ning at her home. 515 W. Stale Rood. This is the first meeting for the newly-formed club, the members of which are: Sue Oom, June Chenot, Judy Mullens, Nancy Motion, Nancy Nagle. Nancy Bloom and Judy Sharp ; ' । ' , ' the ONE bright spot in a financial emergency YOUR SAVINGS HERE BOLD CALIENTE HARDTOP! RED FOIL HEARTS 5 1/2 oz. 80C 1 lb. $2.10 1 3/4 lb. 3.40 FANCY SATIN HEARTS $3.35 to $10.00 You can’t always ward off an emergency, but yoa eon be prepared with savings in reserve. Add our. above-average earnings, plus safety for savings, and you've every reason to open your account without delay. Stop by soon! OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS ' ' ‘ 41/ % 4/4 ASSORTED ~ red-hot-and-sassy entry from CHOCOLATES lib. box 2 lb. box $1.60 3.15 Valentine's Day is Monday, February 14 . HHtamOMEr ** --------WE ALSO CARRY Whaleeer's hot, this one's gotl It's way out and trailing. As quick as you can shake a stick (and that means optional tour-on^he-floor) this one's glowing. going—gone! Other hot options include a Cyclone 390 V-8 bomb, bucket seats. console. irinyt root, tach—you name HI You’re a swinger from the word GO! CANDIES s2475'7 See and drive the fastest mover In Its class! DfTROfT 136 E. Stat* St. Phone Wl 5-IB53 All Savings Insured Up to $10,000 with FJ.LI.C. MEMBER FEDERAL HOME i iff BAM MAHLER MOTOR SALES .YjTEM 1320 N. Michigan Halting* Ph. Wl 5-2479 �« IN HASTINGS THIS WEEKEND -THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Felpausch Food Center Hertings Ski in These Bargains U.S. No. 1, Michigan McIntosh APPLES 4 BIRKE'S LEARY’S SPORT CENTER 123 E. State St. lb. 19' S1750 Special TOASTER Values Toast to Exact Liking of Breakfast Lovers. 1.99 ■ Appliances & Gifts FURNITURE Jewelry 105 E. State St. 122 W. State St. With One of Our Kerosene Your Choice from our Large Selection of Floor & Table Modeli. HURRICANE LAMPS Worth *25°° when you're on|y caught in the dark. ' PJ "jll W Dale’s. Bake Shop Hastings Floor 117 S. Jefferson 123 W. State St. ■ring YourN|ygAgMo Dale's . . . II It Matchai OvHrtaa'ra SaHHaC.taf . Dozen CWeioUI" Fried Cakes for 19 During Craxy Days Oaty .from $1194 *|| Stock and Walnut is Available on o^dor. PENNEY'S 116 E. State St. 110 W. Stela St. . each INSULATED UNDERWEAR On Sate $^50 I Per Piece Men's $C95 YJ4 W. State St. CRAZY DAYS SPECIALS 8^67* Hall Rugs MILLER JEWELERS Men's and Boys' Coat SWEATERS now fc’j- QQc In Assorted Colors ' 142 L State St. LAPO 118 W. State St. Windproof 144 I. Stars St. Keg. $1.00 Cigarette Lighten 69c Dr. West Tie Bars • Cuff Links Lada. Sptettel Watch Bands The Bonnet & Gown Shop HARDWARE Vaklaewoe 5 One Lot of Good how 37c Fall & Winter Dristen—Regular $1.25 ....Only 67c Ladies Dresses Price o., Tooth Brush |y( I/ CLEVELAND'S Men's & Boys Wear STORE 130 E. State St. 101 W. Stat. st. Clear Your Throat with these DeWitt—«Regular 75c Dross Flats' 2,.*9* .lor only GILMORE S0.ll at $5.00 'Connie" Dress Heels & Flats 24 x 72-lnch Candy Stripe JEWELER Regularly $2.98 Natural.... & Ufa SnMw to fa at All Fell Patterns Glass Tumblers 102 E. State St. $3OO„ University Grad Penn-Prest SLACKS WAYNE'S JACOBS E L Cavpeirter C0U6H SYRUP .. Docron-Cotton poplin ton fine line twill ond cotton plaids. SHOE STORE Decorated Fancy Dacron Shell with Orlon Insulation :4olt STORE Rexall Pharmacy Heating PADS COUGH SYRUP Stacker, • Ladies Slack*... Ben* Franklin 131 I. State St. Here's a Hot Special 1 3 Positive Heats GARDNER'S PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS —i-bfack fr White— 7 in. 59c — 2 for 60c On ° X 10 in. 89c — 2 for 90c Howl —Kodacolor— 5x 7 in. *1<x> 2 for $1.01 8x10 in. *265 2 for $2.70 Bun McPharlin Regular Price is Jf PHARMACY 102 W. Sf«t. St. Price for Krazy Days r -to » ▼ g AM 6- FM plus FM Stereo Radio. KEEPSAKE A OKAN GE BLOSSOM DIAMONDS 126 E. State St. 100% Wet-Proof NOW In Mdple & Cherry in *a» FALL AND WINTER Ladies & Subteen • Sportswear • Lingerie • Texture Hose • Half Slips • Dresses on a Solid State Stereo Console Men’t and Ladiee»Wear State St. $85°° Craxy Days SNOW TIRES / T Catalog fir Appliance Stere 118 S. Jefferson Save Free with all DIAMONDS Sold During Rubber at This Value: Steberling anJj*. f- Goodrich' ToFfft All Cor. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Men's Wedding Band Prepore for a Power Failure LAMPS at 20% °" | Hodges WALLDORFF'S Tho "Home Beautiful" Bargains For Only C4 QO ■ J 2 Slice Capacity—Makes BULLING! 139 W. State St. SaxaH IHttrtc Toastmaster Automatic 49 SKI PANTS Sell Regularly for ’25“ Pair We're Selling This Weekend . . .a for Ladies & Children MEN'S & LADIES Ctlk Sas Hastings Cut Rate - Shoe Store Leather House Slippers COME IN - BARGAIN AND TRADE FOR NEW MERCHANDISE * Listen for tho Alam on Our "1$ BEN" CLOCK...'. It Will Aeon Cash Savings to You! CRAZY DAY* SPECIALS . Cellophane Tape JSJXi 1?* Alumiam Cookurn Sheer Nyiea Hoed fadris 2 fet �Id Cinch r------ ;....r—= JFeil Central iBatkefMl Arixir Bachelda* J0-J4 advantage al halftime. ' Each team semi J4 points tn tbe third eaato with tbe Dies Suddenly Hastings lost three men via tbe too! route, center Jim King. For­ noon while rabbit hunting on ward Bteven Bchondeimayer and his farm al the corner of the Coats Grove and Becker Roods, were held at 3:30 pm. Friday at tbe Leonard - Osgood Funeral of the season, .was tn foul triable early and was held to six points but Williams and Forward John Nixon took over. Nixon pumgrd in 13 pointe. Jack Bender played one of his best games and was credited with 10 rebounds. half off tbe defen- Eighth Grade Leagee Badgers ft—Dave Hathaway 12, Howard Moore 8. Mouse Rey­ nolds 7. Steve Proctasi 4. Eric Thompson IfCpartaas it —Ed Ellis 11. Gordon Howes 10, Dick FOR FUN AND HEALTH ^Jatocete' court, Hastings held only ■ •fta IM-W margin al tbe quar^tar'itad RM1 a* tbe half. The ->*M« waa 47-M going into the X fame WUB Hastlrwi finally win­ ning. «Mt. With about two min- "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Sieve Chenoweth 7. BID Burghdon 4. Colin Crultenden 3. wu employed by the E. W. Biles Company for 40 yean, rearing in January at IMS. Steward, Rohds 2 each. Weiverinea IS—Rocky Baty », Steven Moore 4; Comets 11 — Chris Guggtmos -8, Dave Mc­ Guire 5. ’ . (, Dwibbta W-EdMcKeough 13. Pocsuum ID, Nicky Barlow 1 Definis Armstrong I: Wathen U -Dave VanDcrMolen 11. Armchair Athlete three-quarter mart. Greenville sank 11 cut of 7» field goal attempts and nine out of 2? free throws. lonlq made 20, out of 52 but only five out of FOR INFORMATION AND RKSUVATIONS HASTINGS BOWL INC. WfifiiMmM _l right point for Coach Reid has been Paul Crissman. 8-4 forward, who led the Nation in scorihg during the middle of December apd is currently ranked as the 4tb high­ est small college scorer in tije country. He has two years left. Coach Reid makes a .pitch for boys dealring athletic scholar­ ships and asks them to write di­ the game went into overtime. rect to: Robert L. Reid. Athletic Alma lost Curtis with 1:30 left Director. Southern California tn tbe regulation game. College. 2525 Newport Blvd., Trip to Eskar Phono Wl 5-3184 Vlktngx w — Brian Brtiilh 11, Bill Eastman 5. Dan Buerge 4; Panther* 6 — Don Hoffman 4, Randy Adams 2. Trotters IS — John Burkey 8. Oreg Ziegler, Dennis Acker 4; "They retired my old No. 6 jersey a* Ban Francisco,’' mod­ estly admits John Benlngton. Michigan State s bead 'basketball coach. "Funny thing, though," be playing without Center Don Cur­ si with a heavily Open Bowling Time Available Lakewood's Curtis Has 27 But Little Vikii all you chaps that spearing is Illegal on Carter. Algonquin and Thornapple Lakes in the Hastings area and on Mill Lake in Johnstown Township. They've been planted with muskles and will be on limits for five years. Spearing Is legal on all other area lakes except trout lakes— Michigan W SMI "fi sixes'.’.’, -v Deer in northern Michigan ap­ pear to be weathering Winter in generally good fashion despite the season'* icy blast Jan. 25-31. the Conservation Department re- SOLVING MONEY PROBLEMS is our Business Timber cutting ooeraiiosui on Blate forests yielded *70 million in direct income to Michigan last year and provided enough immediate and rotors deer food When Bills Stack UPTHE Get a THE Local THING TO DO ConsolidatiorvEoan PLACE TO GO: Finance Corporation THE MAN TO SEE: -M Ford Custom 000 AOror Sedan CLEANING If you oro proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, HOWARD have them cleaned the safest and matt Last chance lor ®Wte san© savins A spacial mg Fonts, low-priced Musiangr •l» fc“A h*»>l,fcr*nr iHMm. MuUan, ata Hg Mo<u. la. UH Ain Kdudaa - a.^. !—'-------------- W1W I". ®«» Also includes - Bucket Has a 34Q-OJ. In. Six e Pleated all vinyl odats 2 or 4-door Ms • 2seats • 3 speed stick shift • Deep-pile carpating • Sports models, white or blue • Deluxe brlght-mefcltitrim e Whitewalls steering wheel e Many other luxury extras-all included within e Deluxe wheel covers e Specially priced options! the very special White Sale pricol 8E US FOR WHITE SALE SAVINGS ON USED CARS TOO MILLER S Duraclea 9 YIAM IN HASTINGS 328 N. MICHIGAN. HASTINGS — —■ V) ENNE D If FORI lac. ll ..................... '■ ■■■■? PH0NE Wl 5-2421 ■ । �S®. Hastings Burnet 5$ Whips Wayland F Public Forum ,_ ____ _ In Expressway I • rwsmfigng C»»8hM certainly are bls metern, but they sure should Middleville Rips Lowell for 13th Victory At Hamilton Friday; Middl^illr to Hoot Caledonia Scotliei Maple Valley, which whipped Btutoilng with uncanny occurWayland Friday night, M-61. will battle Hamilton there Friday rolled over invading Lowell Tues- night In another key Expre&>aay Conference game while high-fly­ I heard compleinte from every ing Middleville will be host to Caledonia which scored a 61-60 Hotting*. Michigan Thursday, Febnury 19. ... ISM ■aiiwwaa Stag Shop Wins 8th Straight in City League : The Stag Shop eagers, who 'pounded the hoop for 83 pointe lost week in lheir one-sided win over Renner Ford which pul them three games ahead of Uie Cole and Jim Cote 10, John Mahfield In the Hasting* Men's Bas­ ketball League, will put their un­ Tiie standings: defeated record on the line TEAM Thursday nt 8:15 against Has­ Stag Shop tings Mfg. in the East gym. Goslander ....... With three more mateiuv ahead The Contenders play Wilson of them before toe-all-important Insurance in the first game In Hasting* Mfg. Co.. West Central Conference tourna­ the East gym. Francteco Supply ment here on Saturday. Peb. 19. Coach Bob Millers HHS wrest­ Hastings Merchants ling team will meet Greenville's undefeated squad at Greenville the main HH8 gym and Wall­ Walldorff's .... Friday night. | Supply In Use nightcap. Tuesday toe team will enter-) Tuesday night the Goslandera tain Kalamazoo Loy Horrix and -u. host East u™ P,us un Merchant* 68-55 will Grand .u. Rapids on | Thursday. Feb 17 । Don Trefry poured in 28 pointe Don Hair* Ttger Trak* are GrwnriB. 1. undefeated in • toMMn« BU< ®’0P 10 thelr it K I nn4*{e***d *? !wln. Jerry Hopkin* had 19. Ron leading the 9th- 10th grade boys tLrt -ti h*’ln* 8L Martin 18. Bob Schneider 9 and basketball league with a 1-1 rec­ Jnluis Thursday, 22-28. | DykMr> g \ ord. Bob King report* Vrtrttf milehrt bwni T.d ftlnWn «ortd 11 for Greg Wood Choppen and Ortg I •*«“» Ford' Art Mc!ul >5. Terry Tueulay nighf-IRe Saxon gqsp-| Jordan 7 carmoney 6 and pier* travated to Grand Rapids Bob 4 ’ On.‘?n "Ira thf‘r d“!' «•?; Ii Don Mohnmeahed 15 pointe to uon Monn mesnea is point* to John DeVault's Morticians axe , At Grand Rapid* Union, the lead Francisco to their easy win fifth with 1-7 and Rom MorrlSaxons came up with Bob Gib­ over toe Hastings Merchants, son’s Spook* are 0-8. son, wrestling a* a heavyweight, Glen Shugars added 13 points,' Monday the Spooks play the ■coring the quick one in 51 sec­ Bob Williams and Mike Richey Morticians, the Crawlers meet onds. —• 10. Steve Cote and Gary Buck-, Use Choppera axsd the Hones land 7 and Don Carley 2. niav >h» micw TraV. Mike Klovanlch led the Mer­ The llth-I3th grads league chants with 15 points, Don Mul­ haa finished Its regular schedule lens had 8. Ernie Strong 7. Ron with Terry Greenfield's Byndlate Lewis 5. Dr. Chuck Morrill and winning the title with an 8-0 Dr. Larry Blair 4 each and Jeff cialoate Oxry VaadirMolrn. •-!; 133 Hinman 2. tournament. — Dennlr MxcKeuila alnnrd Mika Wilson Insurance had no Moudry. S:OJ; 13S—Lindon Endaloy trouble covering Walldorff's, with Rent it with a Banner adf Jim Wynes dumping In 23 points. Gene Henderson 18, Dave Ackett 10. Keith Milter and Ray Roush 8. Bill Gibbs 5 and Merle MarUn rxOrtSSIONAL DIV 3. Dave Reynold* scored 18 points Last Wednesday they scored for Walldorff's. Dennis Kerpesien their first shutout of the season 10. Bob Spencer 7. Dennis Cleve­ land 6 and. Dave Moore 3. when they blanked Lakewood's The Hastings Mfg. and Gmyoung aggregation, 48-0. It wn* the Blue 8c Gold's 11th straight dual victory without a Saxon Wrestlers Whip G.R. Union teh the game. Tt can't help what Ptey«d "Whlrtte Whittle, who Blow* the Whittle" a moot un­ satisfactory exhibition of basket­ ball officiating occurred latt . The Trojans pounded the hoop for >9 pointe in Uie third period Charles to Bellevue, Wyoming Rob White , fired in 30 pointe ment travels to Galeaburgplaying three quarters, Gary Btaufirr had 23. Stolt Henning The Lions win over Wayland and Jack Ortffeth 11, Jamie was their Bti’cnd in six league Rohrbacher 10, Gs starts and fifth for the season. Davs VsnZlst and Maple Valley ted 34-15 at the pom years and was dumbfound- n g? J ed Co see eueb oalte 1* rarhad 33 for Lowell. The Lion* outscored the visitor* talnly scraping the barrel. It The “Y" iMakclbedl program 31-10 In the third canto to ice sewn* that anybody can buy a tin whistle, a striped shirt and .for girte la in full swing with distaff eager* playing each gt> cut and literally murder a I the , John Newman poured in 38 MONDAY MIXERS team with outrageous calls. It 'Saturday afternoon under the pointe including 13 out of 15 free waa the utmost of somethin? and I :supervtelan of Mra. Cynthia Standings: Welcome Tavern throws to lead the attack. Dave the height of futility for both Robbe. 63, Poodland 664. Northside Lindberg had 23 and Dick StewGrocery 54. Sheriff's Girls 53, teams. What - teems oould play under those conditions? Mott Food Center 51. McAllister* and Wayland won the Junior Var­ basketball players are aggresive. sity game, 68-47. but with a whistle blowing at Tom Benedict stepped to the every movement, skill* are at Cheryl Doolittle Beauty Shop 43>4. Hastings Ben­ foul line after the regulation Thoms ■ (cams wll ner tl'ii, Savings & Loan 404. a minimum and a brute type o( play occurs With the game al­ Hastings Heights 40. Big D 35. WBCH and Parmalee's 31. Mich­ most immediately out of conigan Magnetics 34 and Auto Tag Hamilton held a 60 - 58 lead with two seconds left, but the block of a shot and toot would i talned by Sue Cary. Chris Coi­ Scotties' Bob Fuller wo* fouled gn toe whittle , and a procession' Un* and Pam Lang with 1-2 181-503. Gladys Edwards 197­ and he tied the count. Benedict 408. Anna McDonald 189-456, to the foul line. Both Refs fall- marks. Irene Heath 182-488, Shirley Paul Brown and Benedict shared scoring honors with 15 tween charging and blocking 1 smar and Cindy Schondelmayer i ---------------- --------------------------------*• I'’’-483- Louise B*h* >»aconsequently the call* on eachwuu are w tiedurau fbr U. first«In «. the»“0th Bellevue . defeated Olivet at t«un was something to behold, grade league with 2-0 recorts. EdlUi Thoma* 173-468. Ar1 dont know where they come and teams captained by Barb lone 155-482, Wilma Olivet, 57-5i. Fifty-four person­ from nt- wtw. — ■ K..* _ t.__ j ««___ n-t.______TWnltta m.AV* rwlman Daniels SSUm 173-474. . Ellen DaUnan als were called in the game, 30 on 183-492, Betty Sheter 179-499; Olivet and 24 on Bellevue with moat assuredly they should be i for third with 0-3 marks. STbaSSS f^hetaE^! । Refroa are Bandy Lubte- Maxine Dipp 165-473. Bartha six players fouling out. Olivet ted 15-10 at the quarter on a basketboU floor before some nlecW Bonnie Bwadling, Lola Thaler 206-503, Bonnie Hathaway and 25-23 at inlermlislon. Belle­ - ------ -------------------------------- -~ —■— ■- ■ ■' ■ Bane, Kathy Gerald. Bonnie Ab-ak 183-491, Bemlo Eckert 187-506. KIDNIY DANGER $IGNAL$ be* Sally Kimmel and Debby Gene Hall 173-474, unm* Ma­ vue went ahead In the third peri­ gnon 160-452, Faye Allen 215­ od outscoring Olivet 13-9 and tttas II--, m xigfcn. -> temiae. tfHMi M White. • . -.1—-___ | 571. Gerry Newton 167-465, Lol* added to the bulse in the finale. Bellevue won the preliminary. Cart 184-475, Lea Dawe 173-507. £| Michigan Bute's Grady Pen- Anglo Hawthorne 169-464 Jean 61-53. U LAPO PHARMACY Basketball In Full Swine Ufl Saturdays mentora tho “Rookie OoUege muller 183-489, Ruth Kruger 201­ 1 Wrestling Cokch of the Year” for 507, June Benner 191-490 and 11963. Lucille WlUltta 182-451. CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS OF THE WEEK For 11th Win Tiger Trek* Lead 9-10 Cage League A Wid« Ch^cf of |iomgi and Real Estate of All Tygft rtlVU, 1_ tkA_ _ __ -__ _c-u—__ ii—l_ -Lu ■ has full basement, oil hasting plant, is insulated and has storm windows and screens. I V5 stall garage. cement drive, for ....---------------------------- ...—. — ----- -----$10,000.00 IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home in A-1 condition, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and down a living room, dining room, kitchen and half bath basement with gas heating system, is ALSO IN THE SECOND WARD, an income property with apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and downstairs it has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen end bath, aluminum siding, patio, oil furnace, tiled bath, large yard with fence, and is insulated for $11,900.00 BECAUSE THE OWNER HAS LEFT TOWN to live elsewhere, we have a nice ranch style in the Fourth Ward in excellent location, brick with living room, with fireplace, carpet and drapes Included, two bedrooms and bath, all air conditioned, pine paneled living room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, . $11,900.00 A GOOD HOME ON QUEEN STREET, NASHVILLE. h*i three bedrooms upstairs and down It has living room, dining room, den or library, full bath, has basement with gas fumece, a swell Youngstown kitchen, wIII mII on contract----- - ----------------------- - ---------------------------------------- -----$7,900.00 A REAL NICE FLACI IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upstairs and down It has living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater, four-acre .lot for ------------------------------------ ....----- .....---------------------------------......$9,290.00 A GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, with one large bedroom and large hsllway upstairs and down­ stairs it has one bedroom, living room, large glasaad-ln front porch, dining room, kitchen, shower, stool and lavatory, full walk-out basement, gas fumsca, two stqll garage and nice large lot, for $7,190.00 AND ANOTHER GOOD IIZEd' HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and two doMls. and a halt closet, and downstairs there Is one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has a full basement with gun type oil heating plant, one stall garage and full lot. for $6,000.00 AND A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, has living room, dlnrng room, kitchen, four bedrooms and full bath, two big halls, full basement with a double garage in basement, has converted heating plant -$9,100.00 AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN TH! FOURTH WARD, Insulated and aluminum storm wlndowntt*Its a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedrooms with closets and hardwood floors, TV room, dining room, and kitchen witn new Inlaid linoleum, the kitchen ha* knotty pine cupboard* and work space, a good rixed bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-In Is worth seeing and you will appreciate It, priced at---------------- -------------- ---------- - ------- $19,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has three bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and has stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall garage. $8,900.00 living room, den, dining room, kitchen and full bath, full basement with gas furnace, one stall garage, a real good location for --------—.—.... —------------ $7,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4tb WARD with two bedroom* upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has oak floors, full basement with gas furnace, I new I one and one-half stall garage, cap insulated, newly remodeled kitchen with cherry paneling formica tops, stainless steel rink, on nice comer lot; dose to Central School ......_______ $12,100.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for .................$2,100.00 aack AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms, dining room?'' — —• *— - J ■■ ■ ■ $7.$9O.OQ siding for .. Southern Rocky Mountain Ski dent ski coach and ski inductor years, Spence attended Qfympic training camp and U-S. Skl.Tcam Michigan Tach squad two’years at Houghton. Sierra College, Rocklin. Calif, la Perris State College team at Big Rapids. Bock’s youngest son. Fred. Jr., 17. who is called Prlt*. hopes to this season. CLEANINO MtVICI ■ Younp Lnds to Hold Wrestling Meet Saturday The YMCA's Saturday after­ 4- CHRISTIAN .17 28 19 12—76 KAL. CHRIS. ...11 13 15 16-55 noon wreatllng program is to end this Saturday with a tourna­ ment for al! age* and weights. Director Bob King ha* an­ nounced. This program, in operation for two years. 1* for boys from the 5th through the 8th grades. Already signed for Saturday's tournament in the HHS East gym are: Under 115 pounds-Barry lis­ AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION tens. Dick Arnold. Tom Ander­ Standings: Moose 604. Cote- son. Mike King. Dick Francisco. man Insurance 484. Piston.Ring rrennts a* Dennis rnurpny Murphy ana and Lravc Dave Mur43. Northelde Grocery 38, Sard- 1 p^y tart’2l-> md Hasting* under 108-Greg Ziegler. Greg Aluminum 18. s luaaer. BUI Eastman. Ernie Carr. °^“VonDenburg Under 75 - Rick Guggemoa. 210-509, Rick VanDetdxirg 206-; Keith Waters. Rick Gautches*. .489, Dave ’nimcn 199-485. Mike Dave Freeland and Tom McRooi 178-480. Dean Lambert 176- Keough. 454. Elmer Smith 105-450 and Parents and oilier* interested Bob Teary 157-433. are invited to the tournament. PUT AN END Save with an Electric TO WINTER DEHUMIDIFIER Clothes Drying nosier, two ..$7400.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL FROMRTY in good business district which rente for $150.00 pee mo. for $7,500.00 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR ’ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAO. has living room, three nice bedrooms. Whafs new in your home? A RIAL NICI HOMEIN TNI FIRST WARD In good location, has two bedrooms up and two bedrooms down, has living room and dining room both carpeted, full bath, kitchen and utility room, glassed in front and back porches, is insulated, hgs storm windews and screens, new gas furnace and water condition, and all for $11,500.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN Cari Niathgmar Hmm PUim WI5-3Q04 Mick Richard Slocum HoMhate WI5-MM F *>«,„ -<am'd Can We Inspire Another "Edison"? .— Widner had 28 pointe for Mattawan. Dave Hartl and Brad T»1»4 OtUMpl*. 7 Harrtaon had 23 each Carl Harn- IIBAVYWEIOIIT den led Gull Lake with 15 and Paul Dubnlcka had 12. Vick*burg's Bulldogs wrecked Allegante title-hopes in the Wol­ verine Circuit with a 54-46 upset over the defeating champions Larry Cook. *-0. who were seeking their fifth 13?—Mark Halbvt straight cage crown. South Haven wrapped up the title srith its 82-36 rout of ’Ot­ sego and now ha* a 10-0 record with two games left. Vicksburg b 7-3 and Allegan 6-3. Grand Rapid* Sooth Chris- WAYLAND 15 18 16 28—87 MAPLE VALLEY 24 12 31 18-85 graduated from Denver Vainer- North G« Uk« Ml-Or O*m Sieo «UB. - 10IMR.: Gull Coach Jay Morren'a Bailors now have a 14-0 record. Midway in the third period South Chris­ tian led, 60-30. Guard BUI Bonlema had 10 and Forward Ron Sytema 17. Hon-plus outfit during tho,Aline FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wl HAVI INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CMANGIR M pointe in the second period A REAL NICE bi BUNGALOW IM'THE FIRST WARD, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and iatfi, manager of Caberfae andXlaber- Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Ing the defending champions, Scott Anderson got the quick­ The Panthers had a 14-11 lead est pin against the Vikings, win­ at the quarter and had the tally ning over Ray Smith in 1:59. knotted at the half. 29-29. The Lakewood-Hastings sum­ Duve Ling had 21 pointe for Comstock made 23 field goal* maries: . Hastings Mfg.. Art Predenburg to Delton'* 23. and converted 18 20. Don Bowers 12. Tom Reynolds out of 37 free throw* to Delton's 11, Ken Nell 7 and Larry Utter 2. 10 out of 17. Forward Ed Adam* ted the Colt* with 17 pointe Rick Olson had 19 for Delton with Bob Nusbaum and Jeff Galley getting eight each. • Mattawan whipped Fr.d docks Now At Windier, Vf.‘ A home contents inventory may show that you’ve acquired a surprising number of new possessions. Make a room-byroom list of everything you own. Then total up its present value. You may find that your present insurance on home contents fall* far short of the amount you really need. If so, .all us for more up-to-date protection through a Home* owners policy. dry "Sunshine Fresh” with an ELECTRIC DRYER RANDSEN'C Insurance Agency Ovor Millar's Jovehrt 120 W. JTATl JT. Fhona . Wl 5*4174 SEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEAL!. I , �Personal Mention and the exchange student, Bir­ git Brodt from Germany, who is now making licr hrxnc with tIm? Logans, left Tuesday for Texas, where Dr. Logan will attend a medical convention at Houston. flSTINGS of log cabins Sister built , At Nicholas CampbeU> resi­ dence in Pralrievllls, the few EATING Hill was elected the county's lint supervisor. There was only one supervisor to be chosen. Hill, like all Lite flrat settlera lived in a log cabin after he au*rived. In the late 30'a he built will prove th* tbe Calvin Hill In "Locust H1U Comet«T" waa a nephew to the Calvin tiuu Mr. and. Mra. Gerald Lyttle and family were among those who gathered at the home of bis sister, Mra. Joyoc Patteraon of Battle Creek, to surprise her on birthday Saturday evening. Modern Aire - Oil • Gas - Coal HOT WATH BASEBOARD HEATING "Such are a few of the Inci­ dents briefly told relating to the early settlement made upon the Thomapple $>y Calvin O. HUI whd paued to the great be­ her son. Rev. and Mra. Wesley Mankar, caring for the children while their pauenta were in ing at the HUI Road Church. , Mr. and Mra Donald Manning entertained her sister and family. the few original landmarks In Barry oounty is the weather­ beaten one-story dwelling erected FLUMBING SUmiES WATER HEATERS WATER SOFTENERS Wl 5-3732 Coll Wl 5-5769 Dick Henney Haitingi Springs township by Calvin a Hill, an outstanding ptnonage in tbe development of tbe north- CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY lage. One story high and natur­ ally low. Ms presence is unguess­ ed by tbe motorist who speeds by on the country road a few SALE tbe old frame house in Yankee .Springs township, bad this to Jaay in a paragraph headed "Five ey to invest. Calvin waa Joined by ids inns, Alpheus and Albert C. both young men." In tho last of this article he home reeonbltw the early type of New England homes. Not far from tbe rmr door is a deeply worn path leadlhg to the spring, which has been in use since the tnriy days. ThLi Ikxikc consider- was tbe acme of many social Katharine as HUI was noted for hla hnspftallly. ’ Under the spruce lien buried again elected. th 1860 and 1856.; Calvin 8. HUI, who, according to he served as Justice of the' custom of pioneer days, was laid peace—a public service nt that time invented with great im­' to re* not in a- public cemetery but on the land hla strong arms portance. In 1863. be was elected ' had. helped to convert from a wUderneas tract into a fertile I field. The grave is marked with a simple monument । Calvin a HUI. the founder at 1 MlddleviHe, was known to two THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY SCHOOL RANGES BIG SAVINGS on BIG SAVINGS o" 30-inch GAS RANGES by Caloric and Roper HUI. with bls father, Luther HUI, settled on this land In 1836, March 24. 1836, Bury oounty These ranges ore like new, having hod limited use Cooking Demonstrations before area school Home Economics classes. Don't Miss These! NEW CARPETING Buy Miller': 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices Buy from Us ond Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds ELECTRIC RANGES REFRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS ALSO FROM AREA SCHOOLS sale: ’days BIG SAVINGS ON ALL UNCRATED Floor Models of HAMILTON AIR CONDITIONERS DISH WASHERS 1966 Automatic • FRIGIDAIRE RANGE Built in top-unit NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! • ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS OUTSIDE— DURACLEAN SERVICE wimwi Consumers Power Consumers power �LD. Stan Dies Friday Morning; Rites Smith IM. Maggie Corrigan 167, Shirley Back 150, Mickey Lam­ bert IM, Grace AJkrdlng 158, Ev» Rowley 140, Betty Howes 115, Good eeMwa: Jim Rhoades 399­ 582. Jerry Brumm 171-424, Roy Hewitt 171-498. Don Haywood 215-553, Milford CameU 175-513, Ruth Miller 147-414, Wilma McOullum 147-423, Louise Annis 148-402, Ruth Cheney 151-422, Jerl Clieney 183-463. Walt Sin­ clair 201-Bfi. Don Cbmey Up­ Art Gallup 222-588, Jack Smith aoe-see, w Decker 177-563, stew Howes 200-549, Beil Kenyon 195­ 520, Joe Glelarowskl 202-203-578, john Gordenski 196-524, Don Pickard 212-591, Darrel Wlllyard 190-543, Bob Boyle 191-506, May­ nard Park * 12-572, Honk Keeler 226 - 582. Keegstra 200-212 - 570. MIDDLEVILLE Michigan Minuvumi Ho was employed by Hie Poet Curt Awrey 574. Rum Blakely Office Department for 43 years,, 572. Jock Hheler 552. Dutch Baf­ retiring In IBM. fler 200-542, Lea Springer 538. Carl Baker 200-538." Dick Hudson Plumbing & Healing 33'4, Bob'a Bike A: Hobby Canter 3214 and Ockermon'a Service 27. Good aeries: Faye Allen 177­ 515. Betty Sheler 177-511, Louise Bahs 190-506. Marian Eye. 187JSe WU780 BuTBL VanDenburg ' ggtXKgWWQQQQg^^ 466, Shirley ! We've Gone Kraxy On These Prices ^ftro’ °**n *“^e toP k«,er Tuf4da>' 8p,u‘n8 301 -583 Joe Si Bennett posted 233-558 for solo 164- hQnora Art oallup rolled 201­ ■ 550. Mike Reynolds 533. Maynard Tucker 514, Ray Bond 5)5. Jack One Nelson Automatic Water Bowl Reg. Price $46.50—Sole $36.50 533. Harry McCollum 504 and Bob Camioney 203-571. Standings: Tool Room 58, Ca­ st te 52, Courthouse Service SO. Office 49. Tough Guys 45‘4, Left- FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL One Hudson Automatic Electric Floating Heater Reg. Price $27.95—Sol. $17.95 How to take One Jamesway Stockmatic Water Fountain. Thermostat Controlled. yourself Standings: Local Finance 53, who died on March 19, 1957. Pleuanl E*olnt Motel 50. Barn ... Market 49’i. Powder Box 47'i. Personal Mention SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m. CHICKEN'S DUE SUNDAY SPECIALTY Baked to $« 50 Golden PavfacHon ■ A Live Orchestra playing Music for your dancing ond liitening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evening*. Phone SY 5-3640 Attention Farmers! lock 509, Jack Bowman 506. Dare Kruko 505. Jim Harrington 203­ 504. Ray Lundquist 200-502 and substantial monetary claims . . . unleu you have adequate home-owners' liability insur­ ance. Sec us about our low-cost coverage. Carol Keeler 159-444, Irene Sallk 157-410, Marilyn Curtis 157-407. (Large enough for 100 hogs or 50 cattle) Reg. Price $52.50—Now $42-50 One Portable Electric Room Thermostat Heater Reg. Price $17.50—Now $9.50 One Good Set Home Scales With weights (up to 16 lbs.) Reg. Price $39.95—Now $15.95 COLEMAN Agency TWO SCRAMBLE TABLES Just Loaded with Bargains 201 S. Michigan day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry । Mr. and Mrs. David Shaull Appehnan to help Harry cele- and three daughters of Orchard brale Ids birthday. Barbara Lake visited Mra. Shaull'a mothHodges and children from Cale-1 er, Mra. George Lockwood, the donla, also called. weekend of Jan. 29. Blair's Farm & Garden 945-5982 EVERY THING IN OUR STORE on SALE (EXCEPT FAIR-TRADE ITEMS) THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 11 & 12 ONIY! SAVE UKE CMty »Leary's S 123 East State Street COME IN! OFFER US A PRICE... IF IT'S within reason IT'S YOURS! WERE LOADED WITH THE FINEST SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS... ... HUNTING - FISHING - SKIING and ALL COMPETATIVE SPORTS! —:—;—----------------------------- �CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATI—50c for Twenty Wenh, BARRY'S Chrysler-Plymouth LARKE BUICK SAVE $ $ $ CHEVROLET WU’TTL 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 -Mi *. pra.Urt br -4 C*PMu7‘Tl MIWb.UzJ«4«* «» »*’• Dadirt: ,,M Ortrliht »«4 Bo<i4y ttSES’J'B&tM 1965 BUICK LE SABRE 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Radio, heater, power steering. . .... NOIICES GOOD AS NEW STORE 1965 CHEVROLET 1964 CHEVROLET 1941 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/wall*. 1964 BUICK IMO PONTIAC STA. WON. 4 Dr. Power steering, seats and brakes. Automatic. Pajamas, Men's Shorts, Men's Long-legged Underwear. 1 Scout Cap. 4 Red Scout Ker- 1963 CHEVROLET FARM IMPLEMENTS U4 Us Thaw Oat Your FROZEN PIPES 1963 BUICK • Gat fr Arg WoMiag Farm Machinery Service anywhere! 18 Yem faperisaee AUTO-TRUCK wwd TRACTOR RIPAIR 1963 BUICK ELECTRA fagiae Week Ow Specialty rubber. A-l shape. Loaded I —1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and light* —1983 John Deere 3010 Tractor. 1963 BUICK —1860 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape! Lawrence Wiliams WANTED AT ONCE —Used 3 pt. Rear Blades—7ft. NOT JUST A JOB —Ca*e 86 Spreader. Almost like STALK 8HREDDER8 FOR RENT—Francisco Fann Sup­ ply, M37 BO. 845-3150. tf BUT A CAREER . . . 1963 CHEVROLET GOODYEAR BROS. EXCITING VALUES NOTICES MAKI US YQUR MAHLER I MOTOR SALES REAHMS CARS HIADQUARTUS FM 1310 N. Mkhigon Phone Wl 5-2479 "WHITE SALE" Hastings Milling & Farm Supply SPECIALS . . - 3 Dr. Hardtop, SOO serie*, power steer ins. automatic transmission, bucket seats, lop DO YOU KNOW LIVESTOCK FEEDING? One of nation's largest and best known feed manufacturers will soon hove opening for wide­ awake local sales and service representative. Thorough on-the-job training ond research co­ operation. Full-time work. A real opportunity for the right person, and we con prove this by nearby ex­ amples. Excellent em­ ployee benefits. Home nights. Definitely not high pressure sales work. Must be service-minded and enjoy working with live­ stock feeders. Will re­ quire person who is inter­ ested in and capable of operating own feed busi­ ness successfully. Confi­ dential. Con arrange eve­ ning appointments. Contact: HASTINGS BANNER Box 1001 Old eatabllshed financial Insti­ tution has unusual opportun­ ity for family man 36-50 in" good health, with substantial buslnt&s or sales experience, ,<nd genuine interest in people. College preferred. Classroom and field training. Guaranteed income plus commission and benefits if qualified. For inter­ view, call Mr. White at 538- IELP WANTED — Application* for the Job of custodian of the ken at the office of the County Clerk, said applications must be in by February 14. 1888. Board of Supervisors of Barry ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSPO. Ill, HaaUnga Telephone to keep a aet of record*. Good salary. Nice home to live in. Application* must be made in writing lo: Charles H. Hinman. President, c/o Hasting* Post Office, Hastings, Michigan.' commissions. Write: Ruby OU!haspy. District Manager, 15C Katharine Dr. N£. Grand Rapid*, Michigan 40606 2/34 EXPERT TAILORING on ladle*' and men'* clothing. Phone Wl 8-6714, 6504 Gun Lake Rd. Tailor Shop tx ct|o, wanderful opportunity for young girl or older woman Reference* required. Reply to Mrs John P. Wade, 833 Leyden WANTED—Lady to care for con­ valescent patient, not bedrid­ den, lire In or out Phone Wl 6-5178 anytime. if traln you to become a branch manager. Rapid advancement, outstanding salary opportuni­ ties and employee .benefits. Male, 31 yrs. old, must be at least high school graduate, and 2/J ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost mw 3-bedroom modern home Just outside city limit*. Lovely large back yard. Schoo] bu* goea by the door. Will trade for house in town of equal value. Phone Wl 5-4791 . after 6 pm. CANVAS TARPS 51T to KUO $3.47 up WINIOCS trade Your house trail­ er FOR A PERMANENT PRE­ CUT HOME —Easy financing: . Balance of Trailer payment* P*ld BU>P Depreciation: Live tn Trailer until house 1* completed: We alsb manufac­ ture custom built hodKSaiirr! up to 34 wide, 75 (Ml and houses on wheel* FHWnp. proved: Send WOO for »ilful colored catalog of 177TV>r plan*, booklet offering Tto Plan*, national dealer inform^ Uon. and new house trailer material, to: Franklin Thrift Home*. Inc. (America's finest Wt-cut homes) Dept T. P.O. Bg* ®31. State College, Pa. Zip Land Bank interest rates remain ot 5'/t%. Get tne money you need to build your farm business—-get it at this low rote. . Re­ payment terms up to 35 years. No prepayment penalty.. See us about a Land Bonk loan! IMS CHEV. STAKE TRUCK 14 Ton. 4 80.. 8 Cyl. IMS F IM K TON PICKUP 8 Cylinder. OUR GROWING BUSINESS de­ mands that we enlarge our service facilities Immediately. Jobs are open now for a salas- CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Boat New Electric UpBruab. No wet carpet* ar hand- 2 JO NOTICE >/ij Heating - Plumbing Service HASTINGS OFFICE KAECHELFS OpM 101 h U. Mickigaa Wad., Fri. 8:30-5:00 PtteM HJ-94I5 , Mm„ �r ' Gird of Thanks 1' -» " .• iuf" Gr°ws h Not Deer Rood Retired 1 Mrs. Bennett Of Nashville Dies Wednesday tor MH. oor* Drwut In Memoriam In Lombo Chi Alpha LEGALS Tom Schowalter has been Ini­ tiated into the I^unba Chi Alpha Fraternity at Ferris Blate and John 1a pledging Delta Chi at Western Michigan University. Lake-0 Mothers Collect $442 *r^sMle»Uc Ing it to Juice. We understand the beautiful fktorcra which were ■t their beat at Urat Unw, and I much of their garden vegetables, 1 were also damaged. The writer saw the effects ot such a freeae on the citrus groves when we for many year*. She would ap­ preciate cards at thh time. * Mr. and Mrs. Clara Williams were Thursday supper guests cd their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Philip' U. Kut.H K. SSSX'S meeting of the taschero and of­ ficers of the Hastings Pilgrim Holiness Sunday school held at the Charles Murray home east To many de$r hunters, there may seem to be plenty of deer food in northern Michigan during the fall* However, deer, through their discerning eyes, see far less good food available to them ia tbe wlater. Th* big difference between these two points of view* is that hunters often look upon 'trees per sc as deer food. Deer don't. As this illustration shows, -aOmc trees like the spruce, red oak, and tag alder arc nothing more than "stuffing” or "starvadoa” species to these onimals. Another thing to be remembsted is that -in many northern area* much of tbe deer food preferred by deer has grown too high for them to get at it. Unless it is brought within their rdich by axe, s^w, winds, or heavy wet snow, this browse is no good to deer. In short, northern Michigan's deer herd has a touch smaller ration of winter food than many hunters realize from the wXy things look to them. And this shortage of good, reachable food is the crux of the state’s "deer problem" in the north country. The Junior High win alm pre­ sent a musical program. March 28 la the date set for the annual Woodland bower. atm of Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Stehower ot the Seven Star Pony farm la located at Fort Knox, Ky, tor basic traininf. ★ Mra. Bray of tbe Downs returned to her home on Green­ wood fitaest from Pennock Hoo- "V"E. • .... v|U • I lb. Probata Court. Haatli Mlehtean on Zabrury 2», IMS ‘TMa ord.r akah ba »ublkl.4 were Sunday guests of tbe form­ er Mra Smith's parents, Mr. and Mra. Roy Norton and also called on others and In and around Woodland. Mra. Norton, who has been 111 la tx-itrr. ★ Mr. and Mra. Vcrdan Hastorty and daugt*tera, and hla rpotber, Mrs. Hildred Hesterly of Woodland were Saturday dinner guests of Mr, Mr. and Mra. Francis Sherman Ct Lansing and Mra. Marjorie Hart of Williamston brought a cany-in dinner to Mr. and Mra. Sam Coals, Bunday. It was cele­ brating the 25th wedding anni­ versary ot Mr. and Mra. fibers Have you noticed the empty barbor shop In Woodland? Ford Curtis left tho Woodland shop to go bock to Lake Odessa. We still need a barber here and a new one would bo more than weicrane. Details for routing the building could be found from contacting Herald Classic. We hate to see empty store buildings down two more points last week­ end. They lost a hard game to the Hastings Baxona Friday night.-If tbe enthuaiaran of eve- brother. Alfred Biggs sF-Andley. Ohio, and thro* gMMtWra. IJoyd (Matte) Little ofWibti, Mra. Harold Prater al >/AM*n and Mra. Etta CogawaU.rf-DiThe Rev. Max GUddujg %f/i- ctated and burial eras made in Brother is Killed Campbell, was killed while driv­ ing a pickup truck on Saturday, Jan. 2D, south of Richland. He was thrown out .of the truck. He The United States bad 31 mil­ la also survived by hW w/ft and lion bones In 1015. but the number dwindled m automobiles became popular. Hann number­ ed 13 million to 1935 and two TAKE NOTICE: I, Donna I4 Kirusay, City Clerk of Hie City of Hastings, Michigan, hereby notify Hie electonii.of tho City of Hartings, that a petition has beeti'FHed asking that tha following be submitted to Hitf'^O^1 tor* at Hia next general state election to. on November 8, 1966: —— - . . .-ol* “Shall the sak of spirits in addition Jo^ boar and wine bo porwiittsd for consumption on . Hie promises within tha City of Hastings* County of Barry, ond State of Michigan, nndar the provisions of low governing same? like a ghost town and after all -we are not dead yet. Be sure to call in your news for your friends away from arrived tn Grand fUptcte' kt a very lain hour ao travelled the reet of tbe way by taxi to Mid­ dleville. This trip they will not Mrs. Frank Hynes of Hostings, forget. long time resident--, of tills com­ munity. were grieved toleani Mr. and Mra Galen Kilmer and that Mra. Hynes had suffered u family at Hastings. •* The Young Woman's Bible study at the Methodist. Church wiU meet Wednesday. Fed 18 at tbe home Friday night to vlaU their par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. Russell Ben­ der. The young people are teach­ ing in tbe Saginaw school sys­ Itvaste of Mra. Stevens and tem. * Manor may have enjoyed daughter, Mra. BiUy Kim and aedng their friends on TV on Channel 8 Saturday afternoon, skiing on mar fikl slide. Some Wily Kim in Korea. Ths two have been 'ctockad a».(o speed, to to to miles an hour. ★ Mr. Schaibly and John O. Yank »-ct dinner guests of the form­ er* brother. Hoban and wife of Grand Rapids last week Thurs­ day. * A recant letter to friends here from Mr. and Mra. George Forman from their Winter lionw in Florid*. stated that they were elector* if a petition is filed, signed by a numbar of Hie regular and qualified elector* of Hie City of Hastings, which shall ba not less than 35% of the total number of vote* cost for all candidates for th* office of secretary of state in this city at. ** general election held for such purpose. .O1 m-ffS’iUJta’Sf SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Daalar for Wheel Hone Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. E. L. Carpenter Hard- WATCH AND DIAMOND RING CITY OF HASTINGS ELECTION NOTICE FIIIUCTMI turn AHICUTIH 101 S. Mlrtl," COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ ICE—Flat cfesa work. Call Wl 5-5085, Burkey Sale* and Serv­ CUSTOM GRINDING ANO MIX­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. ING done at the farm according to your ipecificationj. Fam Bur­ eau Services, M37 So.. Wl 5­ 2223. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw parts and supplies. McCulloch and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone SUM-STICK Mime 945*415 CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM W»*5J7fa ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822>8i8«nton. Phone Wl 5-5412. cPtara. W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapaq Fabrics In Barry County. Kincf rods. Installation and Hanging Bcverwyk's Color Cantor, 221 W. Mill. iisnuti BOMM «. BTM3K. Owner MM* ■* *’ ,**ru DONNA I. KINNEY SwantM hMMMMMB ' IM LM*s Ara «MseW1 1—1 BaaWIMTII Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to ba Listed in �Out of the Conference Room of comes the ANNOUNCEMENT of an added FINANCIAL SERVICE! H.C.B. Charge Account Extended Payment Plan The New AVAILABLE TO ALL CREDIT-WORTHY PERSONS ANYWHERE Effective March 1, 1966 A Happy Financial Tune for the SHOPPERS and MERCHANTS of the HASTINGS AREA: . .. ■ ’’A . ■ ■ E <>"ly AMF Monthly Statement Q only UNE Check to Write i • ■ That's all there is involved in paying for all purchases at the Hastings Stores of participating merchants. No cost to you if your account is paid within 30 days. Only a small carrying charge if you take advantage of monthly installments on terms to fit your budget. AU Records MAINTAINED at our BANK For FAST SERVICE in answering your inquiries tnOMFoiico Cerperetioei FriaRdJy, Ntithborly Sorvico /or 78 Cont^uurur COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE Another HOME TOWN SERVICE to make Shopping in Hastings More Convenient! �Next Wednesday, February 16th | 4 Hurt Badly Gerald Nash, In 3-Car Crash Past Resident, [ear Sunfield Dies at Hopkins OmlR. Hash, if *, are* residents, sent four of the six occupants of the three cam to fX Lnwrenoe Hospital in Lansing with serious injurlra. rmidatu, died unexpectedly on Saturday. Jan. 29, at hla homo tn Hoykln*, where be waa a re- New Radio Position Mr. and Mm Ruwll JUrt Br. ■pent the weekend at their trail­ er near Baldwin and did some fUhlng Bute Police reported Rodney Bcrdner. 22. of R1 Lake Odessa, was traveling west on M-43 and fell asleep and awoke in time to aao his car hit the rear of one driven by Mrs. Anne Peeso. 24. R3 Lake Odessa, who had halted for Wayne Corey, who ha* been new* dlrwtcr *1 WBJM, BL Joaeph-Benkm Harbor, ba* been named naw* director at WKRX Wyoming - Grand Rapids, both statlim* being owned by tha Mld-Wrst Family chain. Corey we* with WBJM since November. The National Bank of Hastings IN COOrtXATION WITH SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Of BATTLE CREEK and your LOCAL MERCHANTS Quimby Couple to Mark Golden Wedding Jubilee Thoughts For A Week Baxc-inlc. his wife. Ruth 22. and fM-month-old daughter. 8*ndt*. were taken to the Lansing Will Bring You an juries, and waa to be boepI tal­ lied at least a month or longer. Mr*. Melvin Buchner of Lake Charge Plan R4 Hastings will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday. Feb. IS. with an open they live at present since 1921. They have been members of the Quimby Methodist Church for 25 years and are also mem­ bers of the Barry County Farm Bureau. They have four grand- The better part of one's life consists of his friend­ ships. The loss of enemies does not compensate for the loss of friends. State Approves ■ Delton Bonds —Abraham Lincoln Caledonia Cou pl SPONABLE ToCelebrate FUNERAL HOME Golden Jubilee Robert H. Sponoble, Owner W. Green at Iroodway Kelley sold "The proceeds will be used to defray the cost of erecting, furnishing and equlp- building and a new bus storage building and developing sites therefore; remodeling and equip­ ping the existing bus storage building for shop and claseroom use; furnishings and equipment for tbe existing High School building; acquisition of addition­ al school si ten; remodeling and additions to existing Elementary Ph. Wl J-3252 .MM EXPIRT TIM SIRVICI trlct Is authorized by levy what­ ever taxes arc necessary to pay principal and Interest. These bonds are also qualified by the Superintendent of Public In­ struction under the School Bond Ioan Program." > MONEY DOWN JIM BARR Tira Shop U. S. ROYAL • One credit card • One statement for all charge purchases • One payment a month IS THE WORD FOR US! • Take up to 10 months of mere to pay Thursday, Friday & Saturday Just Look at These BARGAINS Sleds and Toboggans • 30 days same as cash PARKING APPLICATIONS FOR CHARGE PLATES AVAILABLE AT THE BANK Zj off THIS PLAN HAS BEEN IN OPERATION 90«. Soft Ball Bats B Manning Bowman _ HUMIDIFIERS mfe Manning Bowman _ HAIR DRYERS & Hamilton Wall & Door MIRRORS ' 59 5 RAEA Mow*85° h™ m oa w 10»H 15-« E. L Carpenter Hardware 142 Eost SiateS*. • HaiHnp —OB A B C ■■ AOC ONE BIG TABLE of ACCESSORIES for the ICE FISHERMEN FOR 7 YEARS IN THE BATTLE CREEK AREA Ph. Wl 3-2983 Enjoy the Convenience °f Say'n9 W Drffing has Changed \~~-------- "Charge it" CALL OR STOP IN FOR MORE INFORMATION Back In the summer of 1916-when the Auto Club was founded-* motoring trip frequently was a pioneering adventure. Packed in with tho family wore plenty of tool* and tiro* because a good motorist hod to be prepared for anything. . Today the best preparation a motoriat can have is hla Auto Club Membership Card. Ho knows that hia Club Momberahip will help him LEAD THE WAY to carefree motoring witha Personalised Travel Planning Round-the-Oock Road Service Broad Poraonal Accident Inaurance a Protective $5,000 Bail Bond. a a AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN hasting! OFFICE wWr st... s. fAAAl EDWIN J. NOTE: No Mattor Wh.r. You Do Yew Regular Banking, This Convenience to AveOkbli to You. �—— Bernard Goozen Diet in Florida Rev. Ft. Deals F. 3Uh, Pastor Bunday Meebm- 7 JR U am. Mra C. T. DooUttle will review the "Ten Pingers for God," by Dorothy Clark WUeoo. Outate Bunday Maae, 9 am. DELTON SEVENTH-BAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Oor. Of Jefferson and E. Center Rev. Russell Barver, Paster Bunday school, 10 am. Wo«hlp hour, U ajax 7 pm. Youth Service. 7:90 pm. Evening service. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible Study DOWLING and prayer. Elder a U water. Pastor 404 W. Colfax - Ph. Wl MSB Saturday Sabbath School. 9;M. Worship. It am. Wodnwday prayer, 7:30 pm. Bunday. ’ Faith for Today," on TV, W6bp, Channel 8, «:30 aji. Sunday, Voice of Prophesy, Radio WJEP 1390, 8.30 am Bible school. 10 am. Worship hear. 11 a^. ChrMUan Endeavor 8u m Bwve Daihy, p Frances WiUanl Tot kRnthiy Womans < Worship. 11 am. Tuesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Bunday, "Faith for Ttoday.” on WOODLAND ' __ CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3310 Ceato Orovg Road Rev. Charts Gibbs. Paster Worship scrviMo, 0!U am. Sunday school. 10:49 am Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Rev. Doriene Bpeae, Pester 9: 30 am. Morning worship. 10: 30 am. Bunday school. UaJue you a Member. 6:15 pm, Christian Endeavor. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 8:00 pm. Youth service. 7:30 pm. Evening worship. 7:90 pm. Wednesday prayer. HASTINGS CONGREGATION TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 1119 Jordan Lake Street 390 West Colfax Street Lake Odessa LPA. (Mmygrounds Sunday Public talk, 3 pm. BlUe study. 4:10 pm. • pm. Membership class. Through tha week of Feb. IS. Monday W8W9 executive oxnmlttee. 7:30 nm Tuesday WCTU, 3 pm. Willard Tea at Virginia Darby's. Wednesday Day ot Prayer and Bible study. . 10 am. Morning group. 7 pm. Evening group. * pm. Chancel choir rehearsal, Mr. Gerald Ootroth. director. Bunday school. 10 am. BTONEY POINT Worship Service, 11 am. VBKE METHODIST CHURCH Young People’s service, 7 pm. Rsv. Gwenneth Sebring, Pastor Evening service, 0 pm. 10 am. Sunday school. Bible Study Wed, 7:90 pm. 11 am. Preaching. Prayer service, 6 pm. • pm. Preaching. channel 8; WJIM-TV, 3 pm. channel 8. "Pattern for Living," over WHJC. 11:90 am. channel 10 WE2M-TV, 13:00 noon chan- Savanth-day Church Makes'Flnal Report *Adulte Bible study and prayer, Youth Fellowship, 7 JO pm. Boys and Girls fellowship, 7:90 Choir practice, 1:30. Broadway at center Rev. Don M. Qpry, Reotqr 9 am. Rob Communion 11 am. Morning prayer and sermon (Scout Bunday); nurs­ ery and dinero ter children. Youth Fellowship meets Bun- Olds 88 Swing Fever is mighty hard to resist! • • • • i • • ' ' Presents "PAUL HARVEY and the NEWS Monday through Friday at 6:00 p.m. ,1 pm. Jr. High MYF. * Br. High MYF. „ 17 pm. Bunday. Children and Youth membership clam Monday, 7 pm. Troop 73 and For the CASITE DIVISION of the HASTINGS MFG. CO. From the ABC RADIO COAST to COAST NETWORK LISTEN TO THIS DAILY FEATURE YOU CAN HEAR IT AT A good thing always is. 1*05 p.m Monday thru Friday LOOK TO OHM FOR THE NEWI •MU*|C OLDS 88 I OLDBMOBILE-jL ScIm Inc, 107 N. Michigan. Hastinp iidtor^T i ii lame i ii id A At! HASTINGS and BARRY COUNTY'S OWN 1220 RADIO STATION on your Dial �including the two and one-half ton truck. Strouse entered the Army in octobvr. 1965. and com­ pleted basic training at Fort Benning. Ge He attended Lake­ wood High School. , > PUetrlriam Mate Tlilrd r-'.— Ing st Lackland AFB. Tex, Ills pdeoa. was aulgned to Walter wed General Hospital. Wash­ Ington. D.C, Jan. 28. Hicks, ts reuro payemairy teennicun with the'hospital, entered the < Army an enlisted rank equivalent tZ ?*?’ tha rnnlr nt ■ • ■ * bclnff " Thia blood U tiled f Ar —■ ■ Houston. Texas. Artillery's 3rd Battalion. Boe-I pr0Tld*s * mobile- landing field I cUhrt Kllngman entered tholf0r **rc’*ft helicopters fiy- Strouse, R2 Hastings, completed Army tn May jggj • ^g In support of friendly force* a light vehicle driver, course at being Issued the new tropical Port Jackson. S C, Feb. 3. During combat boot which incorporates nwraeai the following October ,ln Vietnam. H» completed ■ basic trainins at _______ « -• a. ■_____ a splkc-reilstant Inner aole and Aam.c?»;!.“?£ Hendershot & Vidsity Potiee &2?u.r££-S,,£ Discover -Fire}-Dcimage Small .Ifly .. Mr,. UlrharJ Clark S — > rm, wf.nn Purrowe birthday. * The Birth-; p Announce HHS Honor Roll for Central Auditorium. There who ! Oosaing 'road ‘ plan to attend should «e< theta­ about 7 pun. Naahvtlte police Carlton tickets as boon aa poreibte. Laurel and Pal Newton and 1 fleer Lawrence Wood (potted w «ar>. <wy i^ugias, family were Saturday supper floma xhcxxmg from tho Alfred Goforth residence on Philgdclfomer ^uenu. who are now p-*— In — California. —•- —— — living Mra. »-Douglas ot- 1 (►■Week Period hla folks. Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Bret Douglas, weighing B lbs, B oea, was born Saturday morning at Pennock Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ron O’Laughlin. Our congratulatlons to Uie proud par­ ents. e Mr. and Mra. Ted OXaughlln called, on Mr. and Mra. Dick Allerdlng Tuesday evening. Babcock wiriZ. nt cicot-ge nrater of Vermontville. Mra Wickham loft on Tuesday I to spend a week with Mra. Fern | Harrison of Grand Rapids. ‘ cnunney. uaraege «iao « . _ ’ • Rent it with a Banner aii! juniors, three two freshmen 1 Seniors with eluded. Susan Cindy Moyer. 8758®5IAMK“ Twith od Value Stamps a $5 to $9.99 purchase Althea BL Martin. Others on the honor roll In­ cluded: Banian. Carol Hoffman, JAO; Cindy Bottcher, Sue Cordray, Linda Dunkrlburger. Marton Gorham, Cadi Leffai. Karin Nilsson, Bally Pierre, Barb Purdy, and Stephen Young. 3.7>; Dennis Drake. Pam Lavengood and Ken Weller, 3.60; JoAnn Aldrich. Dar­ lene Allen. Donna Allen, Carolyn Bociwlder. Ken Cole, Judith Harwell. Craig Huntley, Ken­ neth Ruarell, Pat Stamm and Carole Sweet, 3A0; Plrjo Aire and Jim DeVauM. 3.60; Mary til hlS DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! 100 HEN Tod Value Stamps with a $10 to $14.99 purchaM TURKEYS Bonnie Hoffman. Agnes McPharUn. Stephanie Moore, Suaan Rose, Bettie BheUenbarger Bash Mason. fo 16 lbs. Swifts Premium a 88* SLICES UCON Country Club 150 EXTRA SKINLESS FUNKS 2*>ta’1* 9 VwUMm s LINCN MEAT Top Value Stamps with a $15 or more purchase Fresh Picnic Style 69* Hygrade'i Sportsman 12-ox.wtpkg 85* KTotwi. pi» 65* SLICES IOLOSNK (exduding beer, wire or tobacco) Sandy Gillespie. Jan Hayden^ Bandy Karrar, Bany Kennedy. Bob Mayo and Ellen Mullenlx, 1.75; Linda Pryor, Linda Kahler, MO; Kristine Burroughs. Bryan Gordon. Becky Ingram. Carol McAllister, Linda McClelland. tii Silver Platter Herrud’i SMOKY-LINKS Qurter Sliced . Pork Loin OT Shank Half Smoked Hams.*dyc a 88* SLICED UCON Semi-Boneless Smoked Whole or Half Seni-Boneless Kroger Frozen Orange Juice Hams *' af c 90 Country Club Flavor Seal Pac 4^ Hamblirger US..Choica laadaray RIB 4A » 5‘h rib ■y Thing from Rolled ROAST- Florida " □ $ Choice Tenderay loston Boreleu 6 f. ez Pot Roast Redeem all 3 of the above coupons for 300 EXTRA rv STAMPS den. Kathy Burnworth. Don Henry. Kris Martin. Gayle Myers, Mary Odnywohka and David Towne. > 40; PfaU Arnold. Pat nleckl, Rudy McPherson. Lyndon Robinson. William Shumway and Stephen Toffee, MS; Stephen wHii >30 purchaaa 5 0 stamps FLASH O' FRHZC STIAKS FRESHLIKE COLD TAG SALE! ’ ’ • -—. - can Whole Kinel Can 5 - «9r Tlsy Tit Fiat 2-49p White or Aborted Colors Freihljke - 14ft-ox. wl. earn Charmin Tissue 1 ORANGE JUKI Creta Style Cara Si»89r a a •«. <— 10/ 3-a9r Girin Fui Frethlike French Style - 12-ox. wl 4 roll prek 20< Cit Grew lent 3>-B9r rail if Fresh Corton’i or Singluton’o Suufeod I 4 '•> wk 20/ ■ Rsdooai si Kroner llm. Sri, F«b 12. 1966. 3 pm. SI MILK Fill Your Freezer Specials £ fg. FREEZER ", WRAP’* . SwIm or | Pinconning Owen | IvAi^tfSSwrt IANQUET FROZEN io., x 4 A FEU <** 1U* MT TIES i*a« 33* Why Orhu Auto Radio? Mel-O-Soft Sandwich IDAHO POTATOM ■m at Know California No. 72 sixe Nml Oraages ISC Oil UUl So... ____ Swill's SU-F1eStareki^s»uo49* test Stea 0NMlolyrw2i'HxMt88* ClMBMT 2 1 lb. 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Will an California 163 Size ORANGES 89c ry raoeo ran NU >*de«* •» Kroner Ckryeutkeaaat -<*88* jZj Shelled Walnut* or wi 5-»irr PECANS CENTRAL RADIO A TV 99 5 0 STAMPS JOHNSONS SHOE POLISH 1‘ I BANANAS TANGERINES (•deem at K»t« I ■ 2 5 STAMPS POPCORN Wl CLOU AT NOON ON SATURDAYS �Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS armers Have Income Tax Deadline Barry Farm Calendar. .. Hickory Corners By Mri. Edna Brown Coldwater. They plan to stay till the end of March. * Jeff Galley gnd jjfrrtan Gates were not hurt earned. Abdul 175 of every »1M In receipts waa paid by the tourist*, attracted by the gamb­ ling him Their bib board^ ad- faranrs who earned at least twothirds of their IMS gross income from fanning tat who did not file an estimate by Jan. 17 must Freeport By Mn. Sylvan Tagg Durfee AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Mrs. John Hook ence enjoyed tha film showing, “In His atepa." * Ur. iM Mra. Alfred Oaindtr spent tbe week­ end In East Tanainff vl&jUng Need money tar new faellities? unpredictable. It'is socially rteng er out, (encourages organised crime) and as a morat issue it | encourages the fallacy that not Mr. and Mra. Ray Bouse en­ joyed dinner al Oocaroua in Ionia Bunday tn honor ot their M anniversary. * Mr. and Mra. Ray Beene were Bunday viators of Mr. and Mra. Charles Brlck- and granddaughter, Un. Luka Miller. and her family tn Monroe. * The Fritmdly Bible Clam at the Wesleyan Church will have I their regular social gathering at SAAITH LONG TERM ■ apple production will double in the next.15 years The expected rise tn production should ba Mele OfHca 111 N. Depot St. M7-45I0 Irnto HASTINGS OFFICE 101 H to Miaklgsa HASTINGS INSURANCE ACENCY Mr. and Mra. Charles King and Lloyd and Mra. Minnie King visited Mr. and Mra. Alvin King and Mr. and Mra. Ktancr King of week al the homo of tar grand­ parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles King. HERE'S MORE SPACE FOR YOUR PLACE Rev. Cbnrud Bnavdy of the Hope Church railed cm Mra. Mina Wieland last Tuesday. * James Vanderwuod family of Jacksonville, Ha.. Saturday eve­ ning. They, report the weather To gain extra living space, mW a room to your heme. It's easy to do when you see us for advice, plans, materials ond financing. Come in this week or caN us for an ‘at kame* estimote. We will be happy to recommend a local con- Thaler and daughters and Ron WQcoxm of Chicago were Sun­ day dinner gutots of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler. * Mra. Jay Wing accompanied Mr. and Mra. Bert Mesecar Jr. to the Fergu­ son-Droste Hospital tn Grand Rapids to visit the former's son. Biwood. * Mra. Jay Wing spent a few days last week with her If you're looking for more living space, take a look ot your attic. We can tore your attic into a coxy bedroom For an 'At Home' Estimate on any Remodeling Project, Call Us! THE CHEVROLET ’ WAY •bock.—ud fdmi It all bill dirijpitra. And to don, n hope, tho leal rf aaytxxtya rtaaou for Ireyw, a awe expensive car. We fumed over parte no bigger than your Ummtmail to smooth Chevroiet'a ride. We added new bushtegs, softened body-to-frame taoants,' again put in noft-acting abode absorbers and aoftworking cod aprings at every wheeL By soft, though, we don't mean mushy. Chevrolet's Way makes for a smooth, aobd ride. Very steady on curves. A hump juntos from the WideStance wheels to the supple springs and Mishler of Grand Rapids were Saturday evening visitors at the Charles Blough tame. * Mr. and Mra. George Tagg and sou. David of Middleville and Mr. and Mra. Wayne Tagg. Lowell and Dennis, local were Sunday dinner guests ot their mother. Ma. Sylvan Tagg. The occasion waa in honor of Wayne's blrth- tUht WE'LL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET Shocks and coll springs are matched to every body style fora Jetsmoother ride. parants. Mr. and MH. Jerry Ky­ ser at Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler. Mr. and I Mra. John Usbome. Jr„ Kenneth •Hwrapaon and Hubert Porrilt attended Farmers Week at Bast FREE PARKING < LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S, HANOVER HASTINGS / " IPH. Wl 5OW5 �Guaranteed EAT in the MEAT-B»y . ......“49* .... ffX -m- “33 PORK LOINS *49* MStafB;.......... “49* cl ■ ■b KING Of ROASTS! -wrn-aiarr quality live 39 "Su#.r-»i9hf SliwJ 1.H Beef Rib Roast FIRST Michigan U.S. No. t i* ALLGOOD BRA)W, SLICED 19' ' ■ 69s I _ EEO CENTER RIB CUTS BACONr~~/9 Yellow Onions 3 4lfe and 5Hi Ribs mm « i,' fancy Sllcadlacaa . -’Sit 89* Thick Sliced Bacon . • COUXHTY mil PKG. I7’ |1 ? Pork Loins ...... H " AAP ORAOR -A" Apple Sauce | r toXn jf* WNOLI OR RIB HAL. >65' 99* No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise al Low Prices! SAVE ON 20-POUND BAGS OF U.S. No. 1 GRADE LADY BETTY ,AHN PAGE LAYIR PruneJuice Michigan Potatoes LIGHT, CHUNK STYLE Cake Mixes Tuna Fish Chkken-ot-tW-Sao, D«l Monte, 1“ 4 99‘ 3 M brr. M Mg AGP ORAOR “A“ ANN PAAR Grope JuicU 3:.?. 89 frosty » MIT Mix 4 lree.t O' Cfckkee, Star Kist 4 s99' A A< 99 ' ■! di । \IU " A&P Has Scores of Everyday Low Prices-Here are a Few! ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI OR Delicious Apples CALIFORNIA NAVEL Oranges 002 49 SIU . 10-59 GRADE "A"—MIXED SIZES RIGALD WASHED - IIS — Spinach 10.OZNECSUX> BAG 2^4 MR A&P FROZEN FOODS OUR OWN SSJTEA CHOCOLATB COVRMO IM CBPM» k W 4W ChMo Bari..-;.....12 |U a Ac 49 Mft 2 «’’»’< 49* c;«t^^»:,.....^49* Chocolate A SpMlfll Book Value! VOL No. 3 NOW OH SALE If you missed •otting Volumes 1 and 2, they're availablG- “ . PROTECT YOUR IILTS HEALTH Peas, Cut Corn Peas and Currots, French Fries 2 A&P BRAND—GRAM "A~ A Elbow Macaroni 3 —■ 49* DELICIOUS FRUIT DRINK , rrr AM Hawaiian Punch 3'^98* 39* FMDHOOK OR-IA.Y LIMA BEANS or MIXED VEGETABLES 2 49‘ A - — A&P Sweet Pens 3 4 PILLSBURY LAYIR •, Cake Mixes . . < KELLOGG'S CIREAL PAYORITE Stewed Tomatoes 31^ 8"< Froot Loops . . . SALAD DRESSING MAKES DELICIOUS HOT OR COLD DRINKS — Miracle Whip . . a-49‘ AW BRAND ORANGE, GRAM m fRUIT PUNCH I HaH ond Half & 39 GREAT LAKES—PIkm end Xmi 4'389' Iona Tomatoes 4 ’is- 99* m Kleenex Towels 2 WHITE BtAUTY 39* 2 « 67* Peanut Butter m — — Shortening . . . 3 <& 65* A&P Peaches . . S4S% SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SAVE AT A»P GALLON PLASTIC Af J On Bo-Peep Ammonia PLASTIC A8cP Premium Quality 39‘ Plain or Seeded Rye Bread ® 21 Pineapple or Raisin Pie nflA ,-QT FOR THE KITCHEN — 2-PLY HOMESTYLE, FREESTONE Bright Sail Bleach H^27* Hi-C Drinks J ^ <>9 BHnwrAA Mushrooms . . 41* Hershey's Cocoa YOU* CHOICI —JANI FAR KU JANE FAKKU Wh.k WhMt, CraduU Whwl « -39* Sunnyffield Flour AMW 99* 98* AU PURPOSE 49* 1 rn DEL MONTI BRAND - Apricot Halves ’ “• INSTANT COFFEE A« - Net Wt. 0 Ot 10-Oz. Jar What does Western Union have to do with good bread? This. Regularly. Western Union repre­ sentatives purchase...at our stores... loaves of Jane Parker White Bread. We check them to be sure our bakeries are turning out the finest bread possible. We really never stop trying to satisfy you. WHITE BREAD 1V4-U. LOAVtS JANI PARKER PLAIN 0« SUGARED Honestyle Donuts . JANI PARKIS TWO-LAYER W / German C HKB WICTM IM ALL A&P STOMJ DIMS 1 AMA or MKN16AN JANI PARKER — Nat N Hot Cross _ ..^^49* ite Cake . . - 79* ™ 39* NIC, UHCTIW THtoUOH UTOUAV, HA IM. JMUOMAT MWfflC, MCTIC HA COMHW. �■ ■■■Mi ’ I - T in the MfAT-Biy "Sw-Right »49* -.*33* <t«Un *49* K LOINS M •Wm /[ Cc ®jk KING Of ROASTSI -WHu iiwrr quality Sliqrf Beef Rib Roast 4* and 5th Rib* aaa *■ FIRST FIRST no. r 69“ 79s BACONi'"'- I9‘ 7" lit 89* I7’ Faacy Sliced Bacon.. -»"■ n WOOL! oa aia HAIR Pork Loins ........ A*F ABADS -A- ■■ ■■ r ™ 89s ' । I CINTtt RIB CUTS HW^^f ALLGOOD BRAND. SLICID Inions PORK CHOPS PORTION '65* 99* , Apple Sauce ■■MBH Thick Sliced Bacon.. cauwrRvrrvia pkg. ons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! M 20-POUND BAGS OF U.S. No. 1 GRADE • h/AW I DBI ■ I LADY' BITTY • igan Potatoes White RlKMtl 89 Fino for Baking I 20-LB. BAG Apples..IO-59' -■ 49- 25- $Ji„«h AAP OBAOB "A** Ofc I-FT kstea 2H. c 99C . . .12 49* rY... 2 49* y,:....^49* BeokVaM )W ON SALE Volumes I and 2, luy thorn today! WILTS HEALTH 4 a 99* PAoa Fnn^MIX « MBT wr. faAC 4 ^ 99* A FOUOHOOK OK-IAIY LIMA BEANS or MIXED VEGETABLES 49c Apricot Halves 4 PILLSBURY LAYIR VW Hawaiian Punch 3'^98* Cake Mixes.. GRADE "A"—MIXED SIZES AU PURFOSI 49* ’-49* ORANGE, GRAPE w ’ FRUIT FUNCH 0^ A&P BRAND HaHand Half & jy PfeceeeedStem 4 o« 89* Iona Tomatoes 4 caS* ■■ H | i.QT | Kleenex Towels 2 >^39* Peanut Butter 99 WHITE BEAUTY 2 67* — Shortening . . . 3 & 65* A&P Peaches . . 5.25% SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE Bo-Peep Ammonia ^33* Bright Sail Bleach A&P Premium Quality *^*z INSTANT COFFEE AA JANI PARKER WM. WhMt, CwUd Whwl o, Plain or Seeded Rye Bread ™ 21 < What does Western Union ) have to do with good bread? EE 39* FOR TNI KITCHIN — 2-pLY HOMESTYLE, FREESTONE Pineapple or Raisin Pie WHITE BREAD 98* Hi-c Drinks J - mftwt Mushrooms . . 99* ,-in Froot Loops .... 'SSf-' 41* MAKES DELICIOUS HOT-OR COLD DRINKS wrrwr AM Hershey's Cocoa >^ 27* — Miracle Whip . . 3 Sunnyfield Flour YOUR CHOICE — JANE PARKER This. Regularly, Western Union repre­ sentatives purchase...at our stores... loaves of Jane Parker While Bread. Wo ' check them to be sure our bakeries are turning out the finest broad possible. We really never stop trying to satisfy you. 4 99‘ A&P BRAND—GRADI Elbow Macaroni 3 & 49* GREAT LAKP 2-39* Ireeit O' Chlckon, Star Kist A&P Has Scores of Everyday Low Prices-Here are a Few! ANN PAGI SPAGHETTI OR Stewed Tomatoes 3 'is 89* Peas, Cut Corn Peas and Carrots, French Fries 2 Tuna Fish Chlcken-of-Hu-Soa, Dal Moate, ann AAC Grope JalcV 3.^89 SALAD DRESSING OUR OWN Cake Mixes A&P Sweet Peas 3 A&P FROZEN FOODS LIGHT. CHUNK STYLE >AKN PAGI LAYIR Net Wt. 10-Oz. Jar JANI PARKER KAIN OR SUGARED Homestyle Donats IM^Ma49* JANI PARKER TW0-LAYER W German Choco prkb IFFtCTIVE IN AU A&P STORES MW 1 MU Of ■KHUM Hot Cross HA COMPANY, •$upe* Markets �Hastings MERCHANTS MAD! M ■■KeW | Have Gone They are Venting their Wrath on their MERCHANDISE .. Which They are Practically GOING TO Give This Weekend DURING Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10th, 11th & 12th I H®h> them Gef Revenge by fl CARRYING it out of their Stores at Prices that SELF Respecting MERCHANDISE (>«i«») . SHOULD BE ASHAMED TO BE SOLD FOR !! ■ ^"TuiLa?^ ALL 0FTHE BARGAINS ARt'BONIFIEli. .. IT'sSuST THAT FALL AND WINTER GOODS GET IN THE WAY WHEN SPRING MERCHANDISE STARTS TO ARRIVE • its our inTllW.TMIJ.Kifdl IG ^sonMiwfS .................................. .... OF THE WINTER SEASON \ A Message from the Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WBCH Halting. City Bank 1220 oo your Radio Dial 150 W. Court St. the Family Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship ' St. Martin Floral Harting! Cut Rate Shoe Store Flower* by Chip & Irene For the Entire Family The Sherwood-Steck Agency For Insurance White*! Photography The Strand Theatre Renner Ford. Inc. Goodyear Brother. ■on Franklin Stare Studio — Candid — Commercial The Shqwplace of Balry County Sale* & Service John Deere Farm Implement. 102 W, Stat* at Jefferson Larka Buick-Chevrolet Cleveland.’ Men', fir Boys' Boa*. Malic Box E. L Carpenter Hardware Organ & Piano Studio Complete Saddlery Department Sale* & Service Bevorwyfc’a Color Center Mary’. Beauty Shop Bender Gravel Co. Color Ai You Like It Hair Shaping. Styling b Permanent Waving Washed Sand and Gravel Reohm Motor Solei City Food & Beverage The Bonnet & Gown Shop Pontiac - Oidvnobila - Cadillac Open 9 A.M. th’H PM Alma M. Fingleton Barry Cleaners Jacobi* Proscription Pharmacy Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Parking at the Door Your Rexall Store Hastings Area Properties . Barry’s Farm Stora Bun McPhorlin't Men'. Wear Homa of Pendleton Woolen* e. Cooling e Plumbing . General Contractors Einar Frandsen C.L.U. *■ Gardner'. Pharmacy Jerry Andrus Dependable Proscriptions Insurance Agency Harting. Groin fr few Co. Matter Mix Food. Ironside Monument Works 102 E. State Artistic Design In Marble ahd Granite Urt Sid* Lumber Co. Building Supplies Mahler Motor Solei Montgomery Ward b Co. Burkey Sole, b Service Lincoln & Mercury 118 S. Jefferson Complete Radiator & Auto Class Service Mltler’i Dairy Store State at Jef tarpon Stowell Building Service Frondsen Insurance GUmora Jewelry Kaecheles Inc. Heating Al Steury. Prop. -A * Notional Bank of Harting* Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Herting. Point b Wallpaper >M Daily Electric Motor Service Clothing & Footwear Barry County Ready Mix Hortingo Hotel Corporation For Your Dining Pleasure Consumers Power Co. Berth Studio Serve! Hasting. Portrait & Commercial Photography Coleman Agency The J. C. Penney Co. Haan Standard Service Insurance—Bonds of AH Type* Department Store N. Broadway at State . Leonard Petroleum Products - Deleo Beko Shop ' Lepe Pharmacy Walgreen Agency Funeral Hom* The CtePt Laatern The Fine Way of Eating FoiOl BurOCW Soevlcei Food • Sood • Fertilizer lea Cream Specialtie* & Luncheon* The Pallor Agency. lite./ One Slop Insurance Service —."Sew a .^vrreo wwppiy For Business, Home b School , Miller Jewelers Expert Witch and Jewelry Repair Frosh and Delicious Baked Foods Porker** Ber And Restaurant WoHdorff Furniture • Finest Quality Hagtings Motor Salo* Weyno'i Skea Stere Dodge Seles & Service W. J. McAIHotor Footwear for the Family . �MAD!_ _ Have Gone They are Venting their Wrath on their || MERCHANDISE WWdi They are Practically COINC TO This Weekend Give Thursday, Friday and Saturday DURING FEBRUARY 10th, 11th & 12th Help them Get Revenge hy yin4 it out of their Stores at Prices that StLF Respecting MERCHANDISE SHOULD BE ASHAMED TO BE SOLD FOR !!! ALL OF THE BARGAINS ARE-BONIFIElL .. ITSSUST THAT FALL AND WINTER GOODS GET IN THE WAY WHEN SPRING MERCHANDISE STARTS TO ARRIVE whs tri.tmwziM IG ................... OF THE WINTER SEASON ■ ■ . ' - ■­ A Message from the Gvic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WBCH Hastings City Bonk St. Martin Floral Hatting* Cut Rate Shoa Store 1220 oo your Redo Dial 150 W. Court St. Flowers by Chip & Irene For the Entire Family Wlnick’s Clothing for the Family The Sherwood-Stack Agency White’s Photography The Strand Theatre Renner Ford, Inc. The Sbqwplace of Bahy County Goodyoor Brothers Ben Franklin Store Studio — Candid — Commercial Sales & Service John Deere Farm Implements 102 W, State at Jefferson Baa’s Music Box E. L. Carpenter Hardware Lorka Buick-Chevrolet Organ & Piano Studio Complete Saddlery Department Salas & Service Clevelands* Men’s & Boys’ Mary’s Beauty Shop Osality Materials - Guaranteed Bender Gravel Co. Hair Shaping. Styling {/Permanent Wavir Reohm Motor Sales City Food Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Washed Sand and Gravel Open 9 A.M. tb it P.M. Alma M. Fingleton Jacobs* Prescription Pharmacy Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Parking at the Door Your Rexall Slore Hastings Area Properties Bua McPharlin's Men’s Wear Kaecheles Inc. Gihnore Jewelry Home of Pendleton Woolens Heating e Cooling e , Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Barth Studio Serves Hastings Portrait & Commercial Photography Tho J. C. Penney Co. Haan Standard Service Department Stora N. Broadway at State . / Porker’s Bor And Restaurant - Deles Beko Shop Fresh and Delicious Baked Foods WelMerff Furniture . General Contractors , Gerdner's Pharmacy Jerry Andrus Dependable Prescriptions Insurance Agency Haetiaas Grain fr Boon Co. Master Mi. Feeds Ironside Monument Works 118 S. Jefferson MUtor Jmton * Einar Frandsen C.L.U. Consumers Power Co. Export Watch and Jewelry Repair Irhodar’g Office Supply Stowell Building Service! Frondson Insurance Artistic Design in Marble ahd Granite Montgomery Ward & Co. Miller's Dairy Stora Al Steury, Prop. -A National Bank of Hastings Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant 102 E. State Plumbing Burkey Soles & Service Service by Howard Trwnbull Barry’s Farm Store The Bonnet & Gown Shop Beverage Electric Motor Service 'Clothing & Footwear Finest Quality Barry County Ready Mix . Corporation Hastings Hotel Foe Your Dining Pleasure «»--»« — mm w e~i>noaringa Dodge Sale* & Service . Footwear fty the Family W. J. McAllister . Leonard Petroleum Products Lope Phermecy Walgreen Agency The Copper Loatwtw The Fino Way of Eating ‘ Looesard-Oogt FerUlIxer ’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-02-17.pdf 00ece6559269f29bda4e161bfb85a510 PDF Text Text Middlovill* School Election Monday The Hastings Banner Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, February 17, 1966 Honor Hastings Soldier for Valor In Vietnam NUMBER 44 EDITORIALS City Primary For Treasurer’s Office Monday nical assistance to a situation Where American armed forces in - farmer Hastings High School, publicised j meeting in Honolulu I student, 8p4 John R- Elliott, M. ,with Premier Diem of South Viet milted to cxitrighl warfare half- Hastings electors are to | the polls Monday from 7 am. to Humphrey's. visit to Saigon, also that are. from a military well publicized, has muddled rolhsr -Endpoint. about as unfavorable voting in their own wards. than clarified US. policy in Viet a* we could possibly select. Four candidates are seeking the declaration made Jointly election after holding the position gained daring the Cowling. who is living in Kansas. torium. - City Council to succeed the late Bert Elliott, 100 E. Blair. Bia dad works in the E. W. Bliss machine VIETNAM HERO—Spe. 4 Jok. R. Elliott, *> Bort Elllail a/ IM w " Infantry Dlr the Barry Medical Facility; Mrs. Clare < Isabel! > White lives on R3 Hastings and Mrs. Leland (Betty) Historical Society To Hear Talk on The Civil War School Board Favors Single Assessor Plan Don Fisher and Tom Nelthamer are to present an Illustrated talk Member* of the Hastings Board of Education have gone on record supporting lite proposal amend­ ment to, the Hastings charter which would give the municipality a single, appointive assessor rather than continue with the multiple aaseucr system It now has. 8, board members approved a reso­ lution which: "... Unanimously supports the proposal of the nestings City Council to amend the City Charter to provide a professionally trained City Assessor and furthermore proposal at the polls on‘April 4, In January City Council mem­ bers favored placing two amend­ ments on the April ballot, one to 81500 and the yearly compensation of alderman from 5300 to 1800. The proposals have been sub­ mitted to the Governors office al Lansing far approval. Barry Children To Have Topical Fluoride Clinic The Michigan Department of Dental Health and the Barry County Fluoride Committee are again planning for a summer topi­ cal fluoride program. able to pre-schoolers, second and fifth • and eighth graders and to special cases referred by a dentist. ■on. Application* an when a solution of sodium fluoride la applied to the surface of chil­ dren's teeth at specific times dur­ ing life, sponsors deciare. In addition to these benefits, the program offers a valuable dental experience with no discomfort in­ volved and dental health education ts given the child by the clinic personnel. Clinics will be held at Delton, Middleville and Woodland. The area chairmen art Mrs. Lorin Stuck of Delton. Mrs. Herl Moms of Middleville and Mrs. Thomas Nelthamer of Woodland. John's elution reads; . “Fur heroism In connection with military operations against a IujbCounty Historical Society meeting tile force." On this date. Special­ this Thursday at 8 pm. at the ist Elliott was serving as Mortar­ Hastings City Bank. man. His troop was occupying' AB interested are invited . te defensive positions in the vlclnlty of Ap Bau Bang. ■ several Hastings merchants have made It possible for the society to obtain pamphlets on Michigan In­ ment of Viet Cong under cover of dians. Some have been placed In mortar, recoilless and automatic public and school libraries and weapons fire, in the first moments others are available for libraries of the fierce six-hour battle, it became apparent that the armored and schools who could use them. Institutions or schools desiring personnel carriers of the 1st and 2nd platoons were the prime tarCounty HMorical Society, MS W. crews., "The self-propelled mortar tracks came under a furious volume of accurate mortar and small arms struck and disabled by a mortar platoon's carrier sustained heavy casualties and could no longer op­ erate the mortar. "Specialist Elliott volunteered to reinforce the 1st platoon mor­ tar section and return the gun to action. With complete disregard for hl* own life, he moved to the Funeral services for Charles 1st platoon under the most deva- Charles Farlee Of Woodland Dies Tuesday lowing a -short Illness, are to be held at 1:30 pm. Friday at the Specialist Elliott volunteered to Pickens Chapel in Lake Odessa. return to a disabled track for more shells. With extraordinary deter­ mination lie made three trips under seemingly Impossible fire. Woodland Memorial Park. He was bom in Williams •Throughout the action Spe­ Coupty, Ohio, on July 25. 1880, cialist Elliotts spirit and bravery the son of Abraham and Emma were of the greatest magnitude. (Vanland) Fariee. He moved to He repeatedly subordinated his own Woodland with his parents when the attack. Hie efforts contributed the remainder of hts life In that very significantly to the complete community. repulse of a determined and nu­ He married Eslella Williams merically superior Viet Cong force. on Sept. 33. 1903. Sire died In “Specialist Four Elliott's out­ 1863. standing dUplay of aggressiveness, devotiem / to duty, and personal In 1858. bravery Is In keeping with the finest traditions of the military Keith, of Woodland: two grand­ children; one great grandchild, service and reflects great credit and a sister. Mrs. Margaret Co­ upon himself, the 1st Infantry Division, and the United Slates burn of Detroit. Army." • Viet Nam Film To Be Shown at Methodist Church Larry Brovont Given College Award Lorry Brovont, 1538 B. Han­ over, a Hastings sophomore at Members of the First Metho­ Western Michigan University, dist Men's organization are spon­ soring a film, Viet Nam Profile, WMU to receive undergraduate to be presented at the First assistantships, according to Dr. Methodist Church at 7 pm. Sun- Samuel Clerk of the University's Honora College. Larry will con­ duct a project on 'The Econom­ ST. ROSE SENIOR CLUB ics of Racial Discrimination In The St. Rose Senior Social neaa thia the Housing Market." He will Club will meet for a potluck dinner at 1 p.m. on Monday, Feb. BENEFIT BRIDGE - Hastings Women's Club George Washing­ ton Benefit Bridge Tuesday, Peb. 23. 7:30 pm.. Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall. 81.00 per person. Call WI 5-4305 or WI 6-2874. The film, a Bob Pierce Produc­ tion for World Vision, was 18 months tn the making and runs 80 minutes in color. Scenes Include battlefields, war - devastated areas, mission­ aries and Vietnamese Christiana in evangelistic work. backward glances BARRY-FLORIDA PICNIC Florida will Plan New Traffic Pattern for Green, Hanover Crossing Before becoming treasurer, Mrs. Er way had been employed as greater personal support to tile nle. 1* tn the Army al Colorado Senate committee now attempting Die difficult task of unraveling the why's and wherefore's of our Viet Nun policy which. wlUiout any Ungs and Put Is In the 10th grade. firm guidance ^aa been permitted One of his four sisters, Ruth, ts to drift from economic and tech- military effectiveness" and "a comsocial revolution?” Social reforms ca bfetrol and very little of South (Please turn to Page 4. this Sec.) Name fd Caukin ‘Rumpiestiltskin’ To Fill Fisher’s For Kiddies on Central Stage Friends of the Hastings Public Seat on Council Library are completing plans for bdllot. April ballot. Unopposed for re-election this Spring are Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith. Alderman Lannes L. Kenfield. First Ward; Ivan J. Sny- The resignation of Dwight Ptsher, the presentation of "Rumplestilt- and Cedric S. Morey. Fourth Ward;’ who had served as a Third Ward skln" in Central Auditorium on aiderman since I860, was accepted Saturday afternoon, March 12. by the City Council Monday night Uie Second and Third Ward*. He ward B. Caukln, of Uie Caukln of Stephen Cooley who resigned Oil Company, was named to fill last December because of -his out hl* unexplrtd tenn. health. Also on the April ballot may be In his resignation Fisher said State to Widen Green 200 Feet West; Northbound Vehicles to Roll Freely When System is Completed A new traffic jMitem fur the busy South Hanover andGreen Street intersection was proposed to the City Council Monday nigljt by the State Highway Department'which will allow northbound traffic to flow freely. District Traffic Engineer E. H. Miller, expUlniiqt the proposed widening of Green Street for 200 feet west ,of Han­ over, said there will be two lanes for eastbopnd traffic on Green. have enjoyed serving with Markle and Mrs W. Election board of the Hastings city. Council, and Jam** WlaweU; luncheon. Mrs. It 1* with the deepest regret that Ing the election school. Claude Gardner and Mrs. Walter County cleric In 1846, had been a agency since ______ They sold the aul to Wil­ liam H. Renner in October of last the Youth Council. Fisher is working escheat* deportment. In the Planning Commission and resigned from that board. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith indicated he would ConuniMloln Feb. 38 Crash Victim Succumbs from astings Kiwanis Her Injuries arks Silver montvlUe. died Saturday evening in Lansing General HospttaL Anniversary a .Ae first.of four quarterly progtijms during 19W celebrating the Hastings Kiwanis Club's 25th an­ niversary was to be held this Wed­ husband. William Darwin Fatter, nesday at the noon luncheon meet­ 63. along with Ralph Householder. ing at the Episcopal Parish House. 23. of Charlotte, were killed In traffic. Sou thbound lighted stop draft-age college students, accordI the highest actaldcni rate will conform with State Lraf- Board. military service on Feb. 10. 1988. wese subjected to a rather un- prohibited, MIBsr wrote. ! twlth meetlng with stated. students, conducted themselves in a crude' and unseemly manner, poking fun at the Bible and re­ ligious attitudes in general. Sadwatch and listen to iln reaah was Willie ....____ bor'1 Juiy St. 1912. .Jit'Shepherd, a daughter of least on addition to the present elected in Loa Angeles In July of Alvg and Alt! (Bruckard) Landes. Facility. **• married to Wnilsm Darwin Foster tn Lonof the Michigan DUlrict. Elsenhelmer, manager of tnlll- afng . pag-« the couple moved to VennontriUe. White Motor Corporation of Lan- Weber, a partner In a Detroit service of their country. (Interfering with the intersection. According to Robert Stamm.' The Blate project Is au< te roet the City anything. 8. necessary steps will be taken to Mrs. Marshall H. Cook, ascreosaure Uie people of Barry County tery of the Youth Council, wrote liiat such a scene will not be al­ asking the City to appropriate lowed to take place In the future. from last year'* 84.060 She pointed out that the Youth Council is serving mor* Barry Demos Launch Drive for New Members Michigan District last year. He Is Surviving are two daughters, the official spokesman for about rental of county land and a line Mra. Darwin (Marietta) ABdoffer 9.900 Klwanlans in 306 dubs. fence for county property near the of .Vermontville and Mrs. Paul Medical Facility. (Charlotte) Kirchen of Grand Barry Oounty Democratic Party, This Wednesday representatives announced that the 1966 member­ from counties in thia district were ship drive la on. ' the Hotel Hastings and to hear a of Vennontvlllo; two brothers. talk on ‘•Whafs Cooking tn Lan­ at Vermontville; two brothers, sing" by John Vielblg. from the Winter began sweeping back Harland of VermontvUle and Del- OrvllU CwU. State Department of Social Service. into this area Bunday on the The minimum membership tee Howard Bwsn of Tanning; and six grandchildren membership. Including the gold able February weather. Serviore were conducted from David L. Hulbert. R1 Hastings; th* Vogt Funeral Hone in Ver­ reinstated or contacted may call Bernald L. Weller. 1110 8. Park, montville at 11 am. Tuesday, with either chairman. and Larry D. Brovont. 1530 8 The Jefferson-J action Day din­ Hahover. all of Hastings; Jac­ rcury ner will be held Saturday. March queline A. Kroencke. David M. tn Woodlawn Cemetery, Vermont­ 26. at Oobo Hall at Detroit. K K. Thayer. Janet K. Wheeler and ville. Parker and Judith Main are coun­ BUI H. Wooer, all R3 Delton, The warm weather and bare ty ticket chairmen. were among Uie 837 Included on ground even brought out golfers! Chairman Irene Parker stated However, Saturday night the that "we anticipate that the JefMichigan University for the last temperature dropped to 28, Sun­ semester. The list requires a 3.5 day night It hit a low of 18 and average or better. Monday the mercury barely perhaps the moat successful dinclimbed above freezing and that Members of the Hastings Ex­ direction of Mike Klovanteh in Winter Sweeps Back Into Area first Saturday and Sunday it WM the City makes it poqsIMs for On Dean’s Litt Exchange Club to Present Shrine to Middleville School Delicate Surgery Toni Service. 3-year-old daugh- change Club are to present a Freedom Shrine to Middleville'* Thomapple-Kellogg School on Washington's Birthday, Tuesday. Feb 22. al 8:45. The public Is Invited to attend the' ceremony. im. thU Wednesday of Dowling, entered Blodgett Hos­ pital lost Bunday. Feb. 13. for testa preparatory to more heart surgery. AMermen authorised the K. C. Deyo 4c Associations Company of Portage to make a reappraisal of City property for Insurance A public hearing on fund raising project the JefferionJackson Day dinner la considered throughout the participate.' bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files long a landmark in this oounty. burned, being a complete loss left-turn Ths righi-haad lane w4B The people of Barry Oounty ex- Tickets are to be sold through ths; schools. Barry May Need New Medical Care Facility Barry County may someday have i and through Draft Board ; Cites Disturbance As Men Depart workers will re­ edition of University Women of Ungs to a single, appointive assetof Michigan In Lansing "and it Plymouth. General chairman for the pro­ gram Is Mm Robert Godfrey. City Clerk Donna Kinney waa authorised to pu. 814J01 in City fund* now drawing 4 percent in- Lincolniana | mlttee, and Sidney Woolner, dep- hlch had been swnsssil Barry county Monday evening, the county, with as many as Feb. 20, to discuss plana for the eight groups and organizations 1956 campaign with Barry DemoUm*. famllke, but not for Mr. and Mrs. Warren William*. Has- Mrs Clarence Marta, Hastings wbosc grandfather. nict polity. which carried Aluminum Product* Srlnmrn Hera for Soecial Meeting* Springfield. Hl Baid was Um an i of the inaugural train on which Lloyd Marta, POSTAL Geers* Martz. CJUCM. United States rain at Springfield. and,tw recalled sic major at Central Michigan Collage. ARD GLANCES. n. Hump wusw nm. veto haw bHA mWUto- �<V 12-m Bullet Cite BEVERAGE GLASS °n|y EACH Hare's Haw The Plan Works... WWi Md> *S. Food purdwao of Wpowck you n «nHM to buy cm 12* Autumn Hotvoat Bowmfo Glou of only fc. With • $10. food purdtom 2 Rovorogo oo., ond so on. SImom 1 fc 4-FitLsBnrwn Frews FISH STICKS Reg. 99c V«hm! 'Autumn HararaF SS 4*79 COUNTRY LANE to 3.490 at the MOO affected. Allother 100. including the WKZO transmitter. were restored at 6:31 pm. Scrvtoe was restored to the remaining customers at 7:01 pin. Banfield - Vicinity By Mrs. Leo Frey 14, Boa 44f, Sattis beek 721-4UII PflKH mins st POTATOES 3^79* Wednesday at GIVE CREAM ttARTAN 141. Ur. TO JU PKO. ROZIN SHOMWNO OR HASH MOWN 100 Extra tA Greet Stamps Games, Saturday. The couples enjoyed a potluck supper Boyd. Battle Creek. wsre;Frt- purchase of 4-pkgs. of Breakfast Cereal Del Monte 50 Extra & Green Stamps SALMON Purchase of 2 Cut-Up Fryers Mr. and Mrs. Red ffV cell­ ed on Mr. and Mrs CJerald Shepard and Mr. and Una Allan Bhepand and now son Wednes­ day. * Mrs rannath Dtx and throe fiiUdiwn (Tom Canon City called on MTa Homer Gann and children Sunday 0*00** The woman called on Homer Gunn eartlsy a& Lakevtew General Ro»PIUT to Battto cn>eA iTDoitlas Crass has been spending t* practicing for Mr parttoOpatton * • **• i||> . ■ ■ • tm>' •• ■ • : •• • ’ BE SURE TO DEPOSIT THE NUMBER FROM YOUR 'AUTUMN HARVEST DINNERWARE CALENDAR EACH WEEK FOR 1200 FREE S&H STAMPS...... (ONE FULL BOOK). ONE WINNER PER STORE EACH WEEK. |SS* PUFFS ZPIy, Pkg. of 200, ».rx»J5" ShMO Wintry Fresh Quality FLOUR 1 FACIAL TISSUE 79c TANG BREAKEAST DRINK WITH COUPON MIOW r GOLD MEDAL^S 2% MILK 25 $183 5-$] . LB. BAG M SOW CREAM 39* CHOCOLATE MILK ^2^49* 613^ PICNICS WAYNI MIDGET L0N6H0RNS Mors Assorted 10 Peck HAROLO MMmoT Perhaps you havmt seen the not ftobto of the sm«n ... and you haven't cancelled your iato winter trip to Florida, but you'll ‘ CANDY BARS » Wlurt’g WiHl Th. OL'-FASHION, SMOKED 3 N.*t.00 ------" *69* PORK STEAK |SSF25U189 S-VARIETIES, NEW .. . ECKRICH I MH* IHs Cmrm mN £ fat, M. it, I** Slimline'MEATS 3^M| CT . . . CANAOUK smi ftoto MYOAAM IMOMP ONTW CUT, IOIH "'Mt BULK PORK SAUSME Ml 99‘ ’ BACON “ *1.19 POM ROAST S. .JX. MMI RANKS Leonard and family were Satur- Mr and Mna Leo Frey and Kathryn to honor of Mrs Frey's birthdaj. » Mr. and Mrs. Nor- 3s *1 A PESCHKE< SWIFT'S PREMIUM Leo Frey and Kathryn. Sunday. ♦ Bugane Nusbaum returned home Saturday from Community Htaj*aJ where ha ns a heart to U> Mt . X UH UMVC IMF AMHT TO WWROAMUIW 59c ................... • M «r Afan M Order Thru ; . BUM LUMUB COMPANY, ■11 KABT BAHKOAI) BT. HABTOiQii. PHONE W1 5.’ �Medicare First Deadline Near, Oldsters Warned Mr* Ed Meade oC Middleville. Rapids - * - » xlaJIaU . .1 Edward Hayes, 80. Eaton Rap regional <1- W««t of Hoitiflfg over that Walter leather ap- I* laslades baltt-li Boyle emphasised that they should sign before the deadline date. Anyone 85 or more before last Jan. 1 who falls' to enroll by March 31 of this year will not have an opportunity to do so earlier than October. 1987. and their coverage will not begin un­ til July of 1988. FcRRkTT, Inc WO 8-6101 C.ll Collect Narthrastern - Algonquin - Aitoft P.T.A. will meet Tuesday. Feb 22. al 7:30 at Northeastern ty will be given by David Wood from the Barry County Sheriff's Department. Pennock Havpital Bunday follow­ visited ing trealmrat of Injurlea re­ ceived in a one car accident Frtday. en route to town. * Mrs. Ro»rer Barton of Keim Road un­ derwent an appendectomy at Butterworth Hospital. Thursday. Atnm^- *rtX1APBnw^hltatF2ta relatives and .1 8)tx^rjkr^ Mr al Hhennard Sheppard APB APB. Wichita Pall*. Palls, tlle Texas, tn mechanics. Harold is Mr* Don Shoemaker and Ron­ nie. John Nielsen, and Mr. and Turner, 812 8. Washington St. was a Sunday, FHx S. dinner (He attended Hastings lugn School and joined the Air Force §£2?“^ Hickey and two children. Mrs. Wdcher. * Mr. and Mm Lloyd Bill Button and two children. Roush and family called on Mr. Middleville T-K Yocol Bonanza day. Bill Roush and two sons called Supday, Feb. 8. * Mr. and Mr* Evart Miller of Battle Creek called oR his mother, Mrs. Tlie auditions far the Local Grace Miller. Sunday. Feb. 8. * Yocal Bonanza will be held In Mr and Mrs Harvey McCarty Middleville's T-K girls gym at 7:30 pm. Saturday, Feb. 19. i Btevena that night. Anyone who la Interested In Mrs Oral Miller will have tl>e W8C3 this Thursday, Feb 17, at her home for dinner. Bring table service. Men Invited. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanSyckle were Bunday, Feb. 8. dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* Ward Cole, a Mr. and Mr* Alton Nurrte will en­ tertain the Stevens Fann Bureau and sponnurs are lioplng to liave Group Friday. Feb. 4. at 7 pm. a nice big audience. Thia program is sponsored by will follow the supper. ★ Michael Campbell is home from the ser- married Charlotte, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, ah 1861 ning visitor* The Lake-O Squares will hold Valentine Dance Saturday. Eat1 de Nourle, 72 East Orange, O'™ Bill were Jn Grand Rapids and were lunch guests of the Thomas Currans. Mrs John C. Warner of Wil­ liamston came Sunday for a visit «r* » Bill Hickey, who has oom- Pettit Funeral Home. BurUl will be In Eaton Rapid* - Furman, of 222 E. Chartea, died suddenly Friday evening. Feb. 11. at Ills home, apparently from a cxxne. Lunch after dance. heart attack while ho and bls wife wens watching television. land Gibbs called Thursday. * 7:30 p.m. ★ Leonard L. Camp­ bell and Walter W Brunt left for the Army, Thursday. ★ The Dowling Dudes gave a dance at Plcaaantvicw school Friday night. ♦ The Pleasantvtcw 4H met at The school Monday. other Jane Furman’s Father Succumbs Patti Welcher. Questa were Uie charge paper* * The annual Church Conference was held at Roy Hubbard of Ml W. State Road, died Monday at the hos­ pital at Eaton Rapida dinner guest* Bunday at the Myrvell 8tei>liem home and Thelma GUUland of Lansing* wnv । Bled at the Willard Kenyan ie. Mr. Kenyon and daugh- gmop of boom NS AFL-CIO Just 12 Miks OHerlag Roy HubbariPs Son-in-Laiv Dies In Eaton Rapidt Ahn* Mtohter. Sunday afternoon to with retired union employees, daughter, Mm John WUUaon of ;and the E. W BlUs employees are a good example. Some union attack and to in the hospital. contract* <3*11 for the payment of I health policies of retired people at no coet to the IndlvlduaL PalU Welcher. Oueste were Mr. (Duffy'g Paint) rrt AlXrtW By Ruth Ptltrmn Charles B. Boyle, field reprt- : ■sntatlvs with the Social BwDavid Cby curltv . 1 insurance thatwill thetake pm curltv A Adm tn 1st rat Inn* W Grand <1 . . _-a . 11 aPPcara 2713 *™tatou *t100 policy iT ii ?g>c*’ MMta u "mind- wlw« Medicare kwvea off: ■ as paying the MO hospitalization costs and the tSO medical costs apply for the bencflto of tor doctor* sendees. Thl* to only and Mr* Harvey Ginaspic wan the before UK the an assumption. . Medicare program .wiure riltdlln* .. .. u . . . . deadline dale of March 11. IMS Another problem, Doyle said. Gun Lake Hast School luake Odessa Ucey . By Mr*. OHU VaiSyeU. Call WI 5-3481. I tings Aluminum Products Com­ pany. left Monday. \ Service* were held Tuesday af­ ternoon with burial In Bloom­ field. N. 1 Mr. and Mrs. de Nourle had visited Imtv many timer Costly Delay FISH FRY FRIDAY NIGHT February 18 All You Con Eot! Charles W. Gates of the Del­ Hickeys He will report at Jack- ton area discovered that seven unpaid overtime parking tickets weeks cX. schooling. * Mr. and could be cosily When arraigned Mrs Charles Hamp attended the before Municipal Judge L. E funeral services of his cousin. Barnett he was assessed 810 plus Rush of Pontiac visited his mother, Mrs Maywl Rudi and tlie Floyd Baxter* Mm. Baxter accompanied them to Lansing. For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. Adults $1 6 to 8 o'clock Children 50c Elks and Their Guests ELKS TEMPLE, HASTINGS Cloverdale - Hope Mr. and Mr* David Osgood daughter, Debbie, renneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY • About 88 percent of Michigan's Upper Peninsula la in forest Saturday land. More people are employed Mr. and Mr* Claire Gerculd In the forest Industry in the region than In any other seg­ ment of the economy. maaoo. were Sunday callers of TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY evening TRUCK DRIVER WANTED — Year* around employment, to deliver lumber and building materials. Man with out-door. In-door Interests, such as agri­ cultural. will find this work Interesting.. Benefits Include Hospital Insurance. Life In­ surance, Paid Vacations. Paid Holidays and good working conditions. If Interested apply in writing to Box 1005 c/o Hastings Banner. 2'24 David Osgood and daughter of Brooklyn, and Mr and Mrs. Du­ ane Fox and daughter* of Free­ port at a birthday dinner tn honor at Mr* Pox's birthday. Mr. and Mr* Robert Monk* and family were Saturday guests of MT. and Mr* Stephen Osgood. * Mr. and Mr* Stephen Osgood visited iier stater and family, Mr. and Mr* Norman Benedict of Wayland on Sunday * Mtaa ftisan Osgood la going to spend caller In the Brown IN HASTINGS February Bargain Days Spring Home Fair FAIR THROUGH SATURDAY ONLY' diet lujinc. a Mr and Mrs Leo RobI yer were Saturday evening Englishmen have more dash, the French greater finesse, Italians are more suave. How come Scandinavian men get to carry on the way they do? Cite Mid-Villa The Michigan Liquor Control Commission has assessed a 8150 fine against Jack L. Sllvemall. owner of Mid-Villa on M-37 near Middleville. The bar was cited for selling to a minor and per­ mitting a minor to consume in- More About OOFF DRAPERIES made to your measure Backward Glances DECORATOR FABRICS Mad Night,” has been postponed Indefinitely because of unsettled blocked ao many of the county road* with heavy blankets and drifts of snow. Rone Erin Supper Club will have and Door shows at the Fuller Building. Don Taffee Is general chairman with William Kennedy FROM OUR CUSTOM FABRIC COLLECTION! Want to spruce up for Spring? Come see our huge custom-order collec­ tion . . . yours ot Penney’s dramatic stovings! Beautiful designer prints, florals, stripes, modems, provincials! Hundreds of solid colors from light Others on the committee are: Clark O'Donnell, Peter Fedewa. Robert Cortina, Edward Fisher, Kenneth Goggins, Mis Beatrice Ooggln* Mias Florence O'Don­ neU. 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State Fh. 945-2134 J Company win extend ita gai showing “OraurtartL" this week, a romantic comedy featuring Francto X. Bushman and Bswerty OPEN EVERY DAY 9:30 A.M. TIL 5:80 P.M. HUDA^^wSTtIl �Dowling East Middle Lake j ta a petei right oM> Sv. Martin had a bump on the head and Robert wm treated at Pen­ nock Hoepttat for a badly Mcerated and braised dors. Martin was charged with reckIras driving. UnderahcriH Gordon Including ouch notebtai aa Bvcre- wlicn the important propaganda la viilted South Viet Nam for first­ hand Information and invariably Personal Mention Mrs. Mason, and Ice cream. * Mr. and Mis. J. Roy Smith and Mre. Lydia Gates wm last Sunday vtaitore at Mr. and Ma. Waiter Oulbert. mis. Gates remained to <Nud Mrs. Roxell Stanton left on Saturday for Alton, Ill., because of the Illness of her son-in-law, Howard Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thoman were Sunday gureta at the home of hU slater. Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ mer Kllngman. of Lake Odessa Uwir country wm becoming in* publicity they axe after—than from CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS have the full truth. Thia, the tena modicum of co-operation from the top policy-making officials. Did You Know Would you or one of your family know whqt to do if bereavement should ocdur at a distance? Actually, the answer is quite simple. A col­ lect call to us from anywhere takes core of all necessary arrangements, Home Destroyed While Family h in Florida daughter of Charlotte were din­ ner guests at the Jolly Roush home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stockham Uent st Pennock Hospital, and appreciates cards from her Dow- and family visited friends\and Ung friends. ★ Little Tony Ser­ relatives in Ovid over the weekvice, daughter of the John Ser­ vices, will enter Blodgett Hos­ pital in Grand Rapids on Sun­ day for more heart taste propam- Hickory Corners bert Aptheker, Communist theo­ retician, before a group of Wayne State university studenta at the Kreage Library Science Auditorium there, turned out to be a rather Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lennon ment of hla talk and amply Jusll- sun. Saturday, but were unable to and Mr. and Mr*. Dougtea Oainder aave the building or content*. enjoyed the picture "Sword and Switchblade" shown at the Spring Wllllam R. Keaat, WSU pretldenl. Rimer, reported In Florida with Valley Wesleyan Church last Bun­ hia family. day evening. A representative from despite aliarp crltlclxm from aev- at the prospect of having the mind including shipment bock home. Know Your Legislators William Bruca Heads Trooa 7 about ISO studenta crowded Into the smallhh auditorium; some left LtonnRDOSGOOD more than half departed after hli White presented Gerald CulchaU, Institutional representative, with an attache case which Cutchall tn "•funenalJJome CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD view General Hospital. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dowding were Sunday Awards presented Included; Wil­ dinner guests of Mr. end Mrs. Don liam Barber Jr., tenderfoot pin, who fear Riving an individual like first das; Mark Wolfe and AuApthekcr ths opportunity to ex* Phone 945-2471 their own govern- Movies of the Natlonil Jamboree There was a time when I a new car warranty meant | only 2 years or 24,000 miles of protection. - Styles and driving have change^Jn the last 50 ( 833 Birch Street, Marsh a IL (Woodland, Hastings City. Has­ tings Township, Castleton, Balti­ more, Maple Grove, Johnstown, I Club la atlll Michigan’s I leader in Motoring 1 swviees an<pro- 21at^Hetriet-Garey E. Bro#*, 321 W. RUsa, Schoolcraft. (Thorn­ apple, Irving. Carlton, Rutland. Orangeville. Hope, Prairieville, \ ywra and the Automobile1 u , ‘ t6Ctlo°’ ^^9* after adjournment) LEGALS wortb, 215 E. Orleans St. Otsego. (Yankee Springs. Orangeville. Hope. Baltimore, Johnstown. Barry, Orangeville Townships.) At our place, that’s & thing of the past AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE 237 WmF State St. Fhona 945-4392 EDWIN J. WEISENBACH, Repraseatstive Mr. & Mrs. Voter: We wish to thank the 1,227 signers of our Petitions for liquor-by-the-glass, to be voted upon at the November Election. / ■ • We also wish to express our appreciation to those who did not wish to sign. We respect their feol- inp on this matter. May we also remind the many persons who were not regis­ Dated: Vabruerr .IS. IBM. I’klllp H. Mfieholi. Jadf Hirkard J. HudMa tered at the time our solicitors called on them, to get registered soon so they may be able to vote. w Th# Hastings Banner A6AIN WE SAY, THANK YOU! CHRYSLER May We Look Forward^) Your Suppon^ Everyone of ourChryslers carries a 5-year, 50,000-mile engine and drive train warranty.* And that covers parts and labor, too. Read all about it XMimDra K-VCAR/MJXXMBILC CNOINg AND DMVK TRAM WARRANTY WITH THIS COVERAGt; Chrytlor Corporation warranto, lor S yoar» or 60,000 mAaa. wVilctvavar coma* firal. againit dafact, in malarial* and workman,hip and will rapteca or rapair at a Chrysler Motor, n—I—-i— _uk_.. -k.—. Ior raquirad porta and labor, tha angina bloc*. Mad and internal parte. (aociudlng manual dutch), torque convartor, drive *Mft. uahmraat joint,. -------- ------ , _ ___ __________—___ irmMu, provided the owner M, the engine oI cMngod every 3 month, 1.000 mSet, whichever come, firat, the od frltor replecad every ,ocond oil change and the carburetor air tutor cleaned every 6 month, I replaced every 2 year*, end ovary 6 month, furni*M» to ,uch a dealer evidence at performance at the required earvxe. and reauoet, Aoaier to certify (1) receipt ot such evtdenep aM (2) the car*, then current miioago. Move up to CHBT8LEB in November? Hastings Licensees Association Walcpma Taram 's Farm Store r qt Hatting) City Limin Dewey's Car Palace karkar’i Tanm Sport, Bar Al fr Dot, Taaam M-43 at Spragua Road, Dalton Trio Cafa Haatinp Hotal �Jury to Decide notions BIG CASES, TUBING $1.71 pr. । STAMPED 117 • >s KNITTING BAG ,•& 177 Choke ■ • Regular rrtca to 91.Iw of_pretty scarfs, bridge Readymades are stamped ’ Load* ____ ________________ for embroidery. White only, pets and more, ready for your 42x36-lnch cut size. «1 finishing touch. Stands on its own frame or folds closed for storage. Tap­ estry cover: lined. CO VER-ABUTTON€ Pintle LOOM LOOPS 37c 17C Hag 17C Card No tool* need* For* pot hold Stanley QUuYTer, Linda and Bin of West Hastings. were Bunday supper guests of Mr*. Bert Blank Palmyrta ware and they were caller* al Mr*. Fellowship Hall. * The Women* Dalton Stahrs In Clarksville. * Missionary Society will hold an Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Letson and family of Charlotte were Bun- rille Township, sonage Fellowship Hail. Men In- and Mr*. -Dalton Stahl of Clark.ville and Mr*. Ethel Blank, with ii hostess for this Livingston meeting. vllto by Officer Robert D. Park- to see her new little grandson, Daniel Stuart, al Uie home of ■ ly.for— -------■ “ Mr and Gray Chart*, of near Feh 11.■ to.— Nsahvllle bang ‘ FrlMr*. d.y Bud ♦ Mr*' with her penonal Injury accident. and disorderly, paid a 020 fine plusig^j spent llul nM court costs. daughter - In - law, Mr*. Irene Harry 8. FUh. R5 Hasting*. | stAhl, near Elmdale. ♦ Mr and paid a 935 fine plus W 45 court ■ Mrs Ronald 8ape and daughter* coetfi after pleading guUty to a of Detroit. Mr and Mrs Nor­ drunk and disorderly charge. He I ,nan Kauffman and daughter, was arrented al a local gas sta- | Pauline, and Mrs. Lydia Birkey Uon Feb. 11. iof Alto were Bunday dinner -•-----------! guests of the Dale Zook*. * The best remedy for house- i Clayton Mote was taken to the Isold poisoning is prevention. 1 Grand Rapids Osteopathic HosCheck your medicine cabinet. | pltai by ambulance taut Tuesday ids. pleaded guilty to a charge of violating Michigan's financial responsibility law. Bond was con­ tinued'm his case referred for pre-sentence Investigation. Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett sentenced WUllam E. Forsythe, 74. R5 Hastings, to pay a 150 fine plus $8 95 court costs after lie pleaded guilty to a drank, driving charge. He was arreoted on South Hanover by Officer Kendal Wilcox. and clrUdren Mrs. Vaughn Angst and family Austin Bchantx and Sunday caliof near Schoolcraft, Jan. 29, to celebrate the birthdays of Jay Erb and Mr. Blank * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erb and family of near Lake Odessa entertained Maple Grove Birthday Club met with a dinner Bunday, Jan. 90, and guests were Mr and Mr*. Jay Erb and Mr*. Ethel Blank and Mr*. Ila Hooper. tings last Tuesday. The John C. Thompson* are expecting their sofi, Mike, homo from Pt. Hood. Texas. Ln March pleUon of his basic training. OFFICAL PUBLIC NOTICE " UNCLAIMED" Nashville, charged with leaving Includes hook, instructions. T—-----------Highhank with Christian^ after pleading guilty reckleM dri ting charge. c<mu SALE! ikw 1. Fabrwy Pleasant Valley Manslaughter HOME FURNISHING accident in Nashville Jan. 20, paid a 125 fine-plus 17.10 court paid a 155 fine plus 17.10 court costs and waa placed on six months probation on a reckless DISPOSAL SALE BEN*FRAN KLIIXI fine plus $725 court coats for 102 W. State Street at Jefferson DIRECT BY ORDER OF YEAR-END PHYSICAL INVENTORY INVESTIGATING REVEALED THAT AuDITORS NUMEROUS ITEMS THAT WERE PURCHASED DURING THE PREVIOUS YEAR WERE NOT CLAIMED BY THE Dashing new American out-accelerates Corvair, Falcon, Dart at Daytona! Chalks up 24.5 mpg,too! And its still the lowest-priced car made in the U.S.A.!' > Our ’66 Rambler Americans are Test. (And that was with automat­ full of surprises. ic transmission!) Two of them just knocked off Cor- The Rambler American 220 two- vair, Falcon, and Dart, finishing 1.2 ‘tioor (shown below) still carries the lowest price of any U.S. car. And now during his 'big Win in the Class VI Acceleration Test In the NASCAR-aupervised '66 Pure Oil Performance Trials. Proof of more power for safe passing. Howdid American do It? With a sur­ ORIGINAL BUYERS. THESE CUSTOMERS FIED, BY REGISTERED HAVE ALL NOW BEEN LEGALLY NOTI­ THAT THEY MAIL, MUST MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO CLAIM THEIR PURCHASES AT ONCE OR ELSE THEY WILL BE RE-SOLD, DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. U E KI ALL SALES FINAL. ORIGINAL PURCHASERS GIVEN FIRST PREFERENCE. down payments Already made, take over small monthly payments. SALE NUMBER: 18463—CUSTOMER: B. McN. SALE NUMBER: 17694—CUSTOMER: D. M. Hem Description: Item Description: 2 pc. Living Roonn Suite Walnut BEDROOM SUITE t >1 Grand Rapid. quality. Nylon cev foil team cushlsas. ORIGINAL TRICE: $119.95 Camylata. $139.95 ORIGINAL PRICE:: TAXI 5.60 MONTHLY 145.55 PAYMENT AMOUNT PAID 35.55 UNPAID BALANCE 110.00 HEMS ALL HOI AMOUNT RAID UNPAID BALANCE SPECIFICALLY MONTHLY PAYMENT 20.00 164.75 5.42 LISTED. = ASK FOR HW Yu J SALE NUMBER: 15848—CUSTOMER: I. D. SALE NUMBER: 37418—CUSTOMER: N. G. 2 ADULT 40" HOLLYWOOD BEDS 8 CHAIR DINETTE OUTFIT Original trice: Original Price (21: ~‘!Win Wteks- 4.80 124.75 TAX 5.68 .ring wM MONTHLY PAYMINT 5.35 100.00 50 ea. Weeks" celebration,- your AmoricanMotors/RamblerDealerispric- 0NLY THE FINEST. TOP QUALITY.| BRAND HEW. BB1H05 MME ing his Americans lower than ever. SALE NUMBER: 13217—CUSTOMER: $. N. prising new Six. The biggest, new­ SALE NUMBER: 19881—CUSTOMER: 8. T. **’" ^LUXURY SWIVEL ROCKER est, most powerful standard Six in ENGLANDER BODY-FORM MATTRESS its clads. Yet the same car thatwon the AcceleratlonTest. posted a re­ Original Price: markable 24.5 mpg in the Economy 52.75 • $64.45 2.10 72.75 20.00 MONTHLY PAYMINT »S3» rrz MONTHLY PAYMENT 6.56 6.56 SALE NUMBER: 26940—CUSTOMER: T. S. SALE NUMBER: 10849—CUSTOMER: A. T. im Description: GENUINE HIDE-A BED MAN-SIZED RECLINER CHAIR Original Price: 150.00 207.45 MONTHLY PAYMENT 7.74 $54.45 2.10 .75 AND, BEST OF AU. YOU >UY FROM AN MONTHLY PAYMINT 6.19 ESTABLISHED MAIN STREET MERCHANT. DONTTAKK CHANCES WITH A "FLY-BY-NIGHT" DEALER WtTf^A QUISTIONABM MTVTATION. Americans don't really come with Rally stripes. They just drive that way I Win Big at your friendly American Motors/Rambler Dealer! QUALITY FURNITURE 117 W. STATE ST. DOWNTOWN HASTINGS RAMBLER, INC, |JACT||k|AC *H0NS: nAJIIIWd �Virginia Baird On Judges Panel For Women's Press .dltor with the Michigan Unl- at Michigan women* Prase Club. George Washii Benefit Bridge Partv Follow* Tradition 'Charlene Schantz John M. Beedle Exchange Vows the Leeson «W. Mwnortal Mn. Alka Mourar Schantz. R2 Nashville, and John cal Facility. She .la also vteiUng her Greet-GreM The double ring tony waa Immediate families and a few tedium. ' chairman, and EUsn Oondeck. Nilas Daily Star. informaUcxi office with the ConMSU'a Kellogg Center. blue This is National Beauty Salon Week whipped cream material. Mr. and Mm Bruce Banghan, MARRIED —Miss. Lucerne Anne Jacoby, daughter of Mr. and Mn. dinner. Personal Mention cuffs not off by double ring ceremony at the William Bourne of Adrian riri- Rockwood. Ths bride selected a street length dress of eggshell Ml chart Williams of Nashville white and carried a bouquet of brating National Beauty Baton Spring With a New Hair Style.' ’(Methodist and E.U.B. Women Talk On Unification Village Beauty Bar. Freeport; Mary's Beauty Shop. Hotel Has- 1811 a Hanover; t Hollywood Beauty Box. 1018 N. Michigan; wr2l Il — atvwa, Havlrm . . their ■ the Evangelical United Brethren Candice Whiting and • Stacey Shane Whiting of Battle Creek iI Jj 04 . ■pent Saturday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mra. which Mrs Lynn Perry is chair­ man. The tables were beautifully Howard Edmonds decorated in Uie Valentine's Day theme by the Misses Marion Jones and Nancy James. M Men in McCALLs Wally Oamenlz Tim Ingram, accompanied by Mra. WUllam. Heirigel. sang a They both have many hospitals. derLoon of Grand Rapids were For the wedding the bride's the attendants. The bride is a 1964 graduate of Hastings High with seven btsbops; the Method- mother chose a navy blue knit School and attended Kellogg Community College. The groom is employed by the Chrysler Cor- 10,304.000 Methodist members and 7S7.000 E. U. B. member* Following the ceremony S?“I5 ~i—»- riding In Detroit. Ringo Swingos Enjoy Sweetheart Dance Saturday ^hip’rtfhorf lace bib shell with a Paris al gave air 5.00 an interesting historical pacts up for consideration, then diet Church presented further arising aspects in the proposed union. These ladles both pre­ sented their facte well and in­ terestingly. Squared away In the newest manner, a lush bib of lace on silky, carefree 80% Dacron* polyester. 20% cotton. White,only. 28 to 38. Bonnet & Gown phones to help you. The cost is low, even for this exciting 945-3967 Middleville and Mr. and Mra. Frank Prentice were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Max Bump. Mr. and Mra Henry Beverwyk of 8parte and Mr. and Mra Clarence Bump were callers during the week. The Dick Smiths called on Sister Mary Aquln and Mrs William Smith at Nazareth Aca­ demy on Sunday. They also visi­ ted the Jack O’Donnell family al Galesburg. Mra Clyde Zeigler and daugh­ ter. Laura, of Wayland were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonso E Trim. Monday guests at the Clarence Bert Rupright of Lansing on Wednesday. been a patient at Sunshine Hospltal in Grand Rapids for sev­ eral months, Is to be released Or ask your Telephone Man. Mkhiflan Ball 5^7 calling, set all Sally have returned from Fiori- Grand Charlotte were Bunday guests of The Robert MaeArUiura re­ turned Monday from Florida where they vacationed for a few months. Visiting the Myron Tuckermans on Balurday were their a a d___granddaughter. daughter____ ___ , _ ___ , Mrs Wendell Boylan and Vicki of Bedford, and a Bunday ago, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Artand Martin and family of man entertained Mr and Mrs. George Colhns of Huntington, Ind, on Bunday. Burghdoff, Mr. and Mra. Mike Snyder. Mr and Mrs. Robert ErYoungs. SHEET MUSIC MUSIC BOOKS (If Not. We Order) Music Center Rhone 945-42S4 Open All Day Thuredaya Vote for YOUR VOTE WILL BE new Trknline* well phone. Call our Business Office. Part «! tbs Meswtti Mtyetws execellent You Name It We Have It 13S W. State tiny rattle, bottle, bootie, etc. The Mrs. Michael Blamm. Mr and Mra David Stamm and Mr. and decorating and in the refresh - Mrs. Dick tener. Mike's birth- to enjoy the evening of games, visiting and the opening of Uie many lovely and useful gifts. ‘'Neither Can We!" Mra Ray Water* la visiting her blMa hr 3Vi y•art in Hie Qty CUek’t ottica—now let William Hagerman of. Carson City. On Sunday, Mr and Mra. George Miller and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Miller were at Frank­ furt to visit their brother, No­ man Milter. Mra Clarence Miller You too con run less, accomplish more... with extension and ton Bump are chairmen for the March social event assisted by Mr. and Mra Richard Johnson. Mr. Personal Mention “Witbeat my extension phone Mr. Mrs Duane Jarman. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Skrtgell and Mr. and Mrs. Alma Finglaton I’d meet myself coming and going were Mrs. Thomas Cavanaugh, espec­ ' ially to see the new baby, Thomas Feldpausch Cavanaugh. Tom­ my is the first UlUe boy tn the household and was welcomed by hla three little slaters. Annte, Julie and Susie. On Sunday he was christened with his uncle. Tom Feldpausch of Albion, for whom he was named, being the godfather and Mra. Thomaa Feldpausch the godmother. Photography ra-M Society newS Wednesday ELSE FURROW Mra R H. Loppcnthlen. Program. Mrs. C. Kaechele, "Mary's tors of the churches' union. In of U» Bible summing up what the ladies liad told ua she reviewed the fallow­ ing facte: Talka started eight L e o Church with Miss Gayle ®ariow. one of our exchange stu­ Both churches follow similar dents to Germany. Devotions, backgrounds and both follow the Wesleyan tradition and have of the Bible.’ similar patterns of organization, discipline and rituals. Both churches hare colleges, bert Heath "Christian Imperaunivmdtire and sevnUiarim; The Lions, Mra. Iran Snyder. university, two seminaries; the Naomi—Mra. Richart Welton. Methodist has 69 colleges, eight 1806 B. Broadway. Program. Mra. Howard Newton. Devotions. Mra Ixonord Spyker. Prudence — Mra. Lynn Perry, r.to ir ... ------ _ _ — met Robinson and Mrs Howard Barnum Program. Mra. Melvin . Smith with her exchange stu­ dent, Karen Nilsson of Sweden ' WIDDINC and u visiting exchange stu-1 PHOTOGRAPHY dent from Germany. Devotions, I Shop on Members of the Hartings Fire Department and their wives en­ from Lake Oderea. DeWitt, Bat­ joyed another potluck dinner on tle Creek and Woodland. Thuraday evening tn Uie basement A lunch served by the Milo of the old City Hall. Awards al cards following Uie dinner went Rachel — Mrs Stanley Cujn- Schondetmayera, aselMed Uy dub minga 317 W. Clinton. Program. members, followed the dance. art McLaughlin with the low talMr. and Mrs. Joe Hubert and Bible" Burghdoff. MT. and Mrs. Robert Rebecca —Mra. Russell Evans. family were at Plymouth last WHITE'S The were served to celebrate Victor Warner's birthday luch in keeping with the Northeastern School waa ap­ propriately decorated for the Wally Gvnents. Valentine dance held on Satur­ day evening by the Ringo Swlngo Union of the Evangelical United meet Wednesday, Feb. 23rd at 1 Square Dance Club. A gaily decorated punch .table compli­ Methodist Church mented the setting. monitored by Mra Wm. Heirigel, Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mn. William Cappon and family ware guests Monday evening at the Charles Warner Albion. The Howard Peters entertained Mr. Beedle Mt Thuraday for the William Bradfords, the Darrell Aldriches and the Claude Gard­ day of last week to visit their In the Army. Mra Beedle will ners for dinner and an evening of airier, Mra Lula Garrison. Rev. bridge on Bunday. Arbor were luncheon guests on join her husband later. many questions and plannings. and an Bunday the Dean Potters Methodist Church Clrcteo Meet Mrs. David <Allee । Slxberry. at her accompanied the Chet Areharta Morning Circles will meet on home on Tuesday evening, Feb. 15 Wednesday, PHj. 23rd al 0 ajp. rated with email baby Warner* Bunday evening. Jarman. Sarah—Mrs. Frank McMillan, George Couldn't Lie!" City Tmiurn of Halting* APPtECIATED HaaHofg City Primary Election, I Fab. 21 �Society newS Maple Valley Highlight* I Roy Hubbard. West Woodland By Victor Sisson Mlsa Sallea Moors of the Ma­ In a telephone oouversallon Saturday evening to honor the ple Valley school district has with Frank Hynes of Hastings been selected by Baton County on Monday we learned that Mrs Hynes was a little better at Penhigh school I id- "OperaUoa holding hteh aco and "Mr*. Frott, 11, Mra.TMtargen 'did th* 1 Halirtm Vn WUllam Dunlap and Mn. Harold Brockway. Ttie guests , were atoo entertained for a lunch Ito the evening at which time a vldaan of Grand Rapida took first How You Con Combat th. No. 1 Kllhr Hurt and circulatory diseases account for mors deaths In the U.S. every year than all COMBINED! What ton yoadof Mata sure you have regular check-ups, ask your Doctor how lack Saturday dinner ante Gabriel and . u» various positions m stale nuws. roar » otflefaja The alternate named from tie the thc past week and ths sites of ' alley high school is Rot-1 the bridges on Martin and Jor­ dan Roads have been nearly im­ passable. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor The senior claas is selecting Bisson attended a World Bookers meeting in Grand Rapids Satur­ announcements and invitations day. FFA members have selected The Missionary Society of the David Shilton and Alien Decker Woodland U.B Church met with to represent their group at the Mrs Alice Sendee Thuririay. ♦ State FFA convention March 23. Ford Stowell is sick. * Mrs VerMra Dorr Webb of 202 Phillips nle Gabriel called on Mn. Mar­ Sf'tWthday take a gift Street. Nashville, was hostess for tha Ballentine and Mrs. Wesley the PI Gamma society Thursday Salsbury of Hastings Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisson were late Sunday TIm Halting* Public Library luncheon The junior class of the Maple Valley high sriiool has selected Burkey of Hastings. -Ifs Groat to be Crgzy" for pre­ The Woodland United Breth­ sentation March 31 and April l Tuesday afternoon prior In the school auditorium. As ren Church prayer service will to the Aguiar monthly meeting. Sendee this Thursday svenlng. * The Neal Allerdlngs from Eat­ on County have purchased tlie Edwin Mead property (formerly the Peter Ttetjens home) on A basketball game between the Brown Road near North Broad­ Hastings high school faculty and way. The children attend Wood­ the Maple Valley faculty wlU be land School. * Claude Clemens wood and Burnell Larke fam­ played In the Maple Valley high called at the Hendee home on ines. school gymnasium Wednesday Monday. ★ Residents have been evening. Feb. 23. A preliminary receiving their medicare cards The Bunday evening potluck game will be played by the Ma­ which entitles them to the bene­ . fits of this new Social Security club met at tho Martin ple Valley sixth graders. Proceeds from Uie event will "handout" after July 1. 18«. Schramm's home on B. Jefferson for their monthly gathering Feb. be turned over to the Maple Val­ Here's hoping none of us wlU ley Varsity club, headed by Dick 13th. . Steward at president. Game time Personal Mention a OPOfiT THE HEART FUND. OIIL . Mlchul Jacobs •j. Ptwcriptios ' Pharmacy 126 Cut Stat. St. Halting! Amo Bcnsonc. Michigan State hockey coach, earned letter* tn both baaeball and hockey while attending the University to BU- Mrs IL K VandcGIessen was gueet of Dorothy Helm of go on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt and daughter. Candice, visited MrsPratt's mother. Mrs. Nora Smith, on Monday and were overnight guests of her sister, the William Dunlaps, at Podunk Lake en route from Florida to their home In St. Johns. Mr*. Dean Potter also visited at the home of Mr* Smith to help celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Harry Dunn of Gun Lake road and Mr*. Mina Erway of Kalamazoo left Sunday for Cali­ fornia where they plan io visit relatives for a few week*. Mr. and Mr*. Don Ippelhelmer took them to Chicago and Uwy left Pjillllp Foster returned to hla home in Independence. Mo, Sat­ urday after visiting Ids parent*, the LeRoy Fosters for a week. Florida for a Iwllday and has vis ted a former Hastings teal­ deni. Mrs. Arthur Wingvrden. at THIS IS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FOR 1966 *■ * death was not unexpected A daughter, Nevah. for many years BECBEATIONAL LEAGUE 3 week for a nriUng trip on Lata' ’ Superior. ,. Visiting the Keith Berrigar* vive. Our sympathy to the family. Robert VanSumeran, and children of Jackson. Dunham two NATIONAL CHERRY MONTH! with Michigan Cherries - home In Pino Grove. Calif. Cherry Nut By Mn. W. H. C.hefitman Dan Fearlcs. who had lived tn the Mlles Ruffner home recently, spent a night there while <m Tick leave, having been a victim of Ute meningitis that has afflicted men Refrigerator Cookies Cherry Tort* Cake Flat Rock arrived Tuesday to spend a week with his sister. Mrs. Mary Scudder. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kletnfeldt came from Elkhart. Ind, on Sunday to visit hu mother, Mrs. Ixna Snell, and entertained her the March meeting March 12 as there is a meeting elsewhere that several trtahrd to attend. * The Dale Ruffner family visited his parents Sunday evening. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Cherry Pie 65c 6!e Special 59c Cherry Batter Colfee Cake 42c filing. Real spaeUI! Cherry Torts Sunday, Mrs. Townsend enter­ tained for dinner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Townsend and family and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Leffei. Mrs Beryl Buckalew and chil­ dren of Kalamazoo visited at the homes of the John C. Thomp­ sons, the Keith Chaffeca and the I Gerald DePrlesterx on Sunday I Mrs. Forrest Cole. Is in Pennock Hospital recovering from a recent heart attack. * Mra. WavaneU Ruffner spent Tuesday Ln Char­ lotte. 6 for, ?7c ____ 55e Cherry Twist Fry Rolls6 for 42c tlent at St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Rapids, having entered going East to visit relatives hi on Thursday. Mrs. Lewis Stanton spent the Pennsylvania soon. Tlie South Maple Grove Farm the Roaell Stantons. Hall Saturday for the February each 15c An individual pie topped with streusel. Cherry Sauce Cake 79c Renumber COOKIE DAY Every Wed. 4 Doe.—$1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Washingtons Birthday ***«*e<tawMM4** 4 Our Entire Stock . of Dress and Car Coats ... | / nr ice / renccs were there Thursday and they expected to head bock for Michigan tills week. Mr. and Mrs. Rlcliard Cook Thursday through Saturday and one evening mw Carol Channing la. "Hello Doily." The John Sleepers will soon 2,3 AND 4 YEARS OLD to start for the sunny climes. The Ken Roahms and Humer Smiths are in Chicago this week for the Bo<t show. began his studies as Cheshire, Acadmey. Cheshire. Conn. NO WONDER LINCOLN CONTINENTAL IS SUCH A LASTING INVESTMENT AND AMERICA'S MOST DISTINGUISHED CAR! COME SEE OUR STOCK OF LATEMODEL CONTINENTALS-THIS WEEK! and children. Beth Ann and Ricky. R5 Hastings, enjoyed a vlrtt to Baraaot* Jungle Gardens while vacationing. The Larry Huven left Wadbama to visit thrtr daughter. ' WI 5.2479 Ladies JAMAICAS No. 1 Now One Group of solids and prints. Sizes 6 to 18. Regularly $2.98 to $3.98. Ladies BLOUSES T-TOPS Reg. $2.98 JAMAICAS Reg. $2.98 SLACKS One Group—Size 32 to 38. Solids & prints: assorted sleeve lengths. Values to $3.98 . . / Now Textured HOSE Styles from our regular Do cron-cotton blend, white Gowns, Girdles. Broz and name brand lines. Values with lace trim. Sizes 32 to ipnce Now | 1 ■ 44. Regularly $2.98. Girls BRIEFS 4fer{ CM00 100% cotton*, lace trimmed Regularly Rayon acetate in wbite and pastels. Lace trimmed. Sixes Mow*|VW OO * I 4 ro 14. »k?» u Cannon Towels in Matching Ensembles Gauze Diapers SlighH, Irreaulon « $2.98__________ Now C Ooi. > price to $2.98. Girls SLIPS Ladies PAJAMAS One Group. 100% uylon in <<taQQ mon-toilorod styles and M $^OO assorted colors. Sizes 32 to *•* 40. Regularly $3.98. AA C Ladies SLIPS Ladies LINGERIE Broken Sizes . . . Pajamas, Slips. $joo LADIES HATS ' EA< Our Entire StockUU LADIES KNIT SPORTSWEAR Come in Checks, Stripes and Solid Colors *R°® U 2/$4 I HAND TOWELS BATH TOWELS I 11 Reg. 49c—Now Q /$< I WASH O/ 11 Reg. 25 Beach Towels Chenille Rugs Assorted patterns Regularly $2.98 _. Aizortod colors. Shot 20 x 32 in. 100% cotton with non-skid back. Terry Kitchen Towels Assorted patterns and calm. 4 Rag. 49c_________ Now O for Reg. $1.49, $4 00 I Garment Bags 54-Inch length. Waitings / ------------ Skirt Racks $4 00 __Naw- I ' - ----------- ------------- - ONE GROUP OF FABRICS Assorted prints and solid colors. Valuta to $1.39 Yd. __Now m 14 00 Yds. I County Engineer and Mra B. C. Huver home during their ahmer. MAHLER MOTOR SALES Our Entire Stock | / of Ladies & Subteen •/^Br Sizes. Now / ’/^nrire N„77‘ ,.*6“ holiday. Mra Richard Flngleton relum­ ed home to Kokomo. Ind , FriOthers journeying through Um Winter DRESSES | / Dresses, Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters and Robes. Our Entire Stock Marked Down . No* $1.99 ♦<> $2.99 through the South iuuI West ar­ rived al LaJolla. Calif, Friday, Feb. 11th to visit the Hastings Colony there, namely, the Clay­ ton BnuidstctUT*. Is-on Sland­ ers, Fred Portcva-.cs and Robert All of our Ladies & Subteen Skirts & Sweaters ... Ready to Wear Wool SLACKS 18. Reg. $3.98 to $5.98. Huntley visited his parents, the J. Franklin Huntley*, over the weekend and helped his mother celebrate her Valentine Day birthday. Ladies Fall and One Rack of Ladies £ Subteen Gueeta of the John Ingram family Bunday were Mr. and Mn. Harold Dec of Grand Rap­ ids and from Allegan. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Goodwin with daughter. Sarah and Mn. Robert * * * Skirts & Sweaters Ladies COATS The Cbwftcr Hodges left by ar Bundiy for a southern holl- <110 N. MtWcn JmS?। Personal Mention anti “Word reached us just as we were finishing this letter of the Clxrk Buper 11. Carpenter death on Tuesday RzOmtng of Ken Beckwith 203-WI. Ai Owen ware 10 and Yoder's Sudoe another of' our senior citizens. Cliarles Farlee, M, a long time Charlotte. caught a brown trout 200-445. Paul Bond M», Kerm resident of Woodland township, weighing approximately seven Stamm 527. Arron Shark 20«-543. died st his home <m Davenport Ro&d. Since the death df his wife Harold Gray MS. Doo Ml 317-537, Bob Falconer Ml. lived atone Ln the home they had occupied together for so many yean. His ko. Keith, and oven 44, Machine Room MS. drh Births at Pennock ■’tonMbuto to heart end ' Phon. WI. 5-2466 need to use than. loddentally. Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! of Bailey spent Bunday Mra Frank Bloom. 124 East Street �JUST SAY... • CHARGE IT! C !!>■' - ' NOW YOU CAN ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE OF SECURITY CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICE SPONSORED BY NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS ' -■ ■ ■ ... ■ ■ and SECURITY NATIONAL BANK of <- . battle cheek Security Charge Account Service provides you the convenience of shopping at any of the merchants listed below. Yet you receive only one statement, requiring only one payment per month. < If payment is made In full within 25 days, there is no service charge; or you may pay as'tftfle as 1/10 of the Balance each month or^lO.OO, which­ ever is greater. No down payment It required. All of these Progressive Hastings Merchants Offer Security Charge Account Service: f s JIM BARR TIRE SHOP JACK ECHTINAW'S SERVICE MILLER PLUMBING & HEATING BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. GAMBLES STORE THE MUSIC CENTER BARRY COUNTY READY MIX GEORGE'S CITGO SERVICE ONE-HOUR MARTINlZlNG BARRY'S FARM STORE PATRICK J. GILMORE JEWELERS BEEBE SHOE STORE HAAN'S STANDARD SERVICE PARMALEE LADIES SHOP QUALITY furniture BEN FRANKLIN STORE HASTINGS CLEANERS RENNER FORD, INC. BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER HASTINGS ELECTRIC, INC. ROTH L. P. GAS, INC. BOB'S GUN & TACKLE SHOP HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING SENTZ TV SERVICE THE BONNET & GOWN SHOP HASTINGS MOTOR SALES GAREY'S SHOPPERS HAVEN BURKEY SALES & SERVICE HASTINGS SHELL SERVICE ST. MARTIN FLORAL CARPENTER HARDWARE HASTINGS V & S HARDWARE STEURY ELECTRIC SERVICE L J. CASTON, O.D. PATRICK C. HODGES JEWELERS V & J FRIENDLY SERVICE . CLEVELAND'S MENS STORE ^COURTHOUSE SERVICE & RADIATOR SHOP KAECHEttfeINC. WALLDORFF FURNITURE LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, INC. WAYNE'S SHOE STORE FAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY LEARY'S SPORT CENTER WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE . STOP AND SHOP AT BUSINESSES DISPLAYING THE SECURITY CHARGE ACCOUNT EMBLEM! �Gus L Kling Dies; Services This Thursday nsumers rower To Improve Lines In Lansing Area Honor Roll Frtokmaa: Randy Armstrong, •Ill Invest mere than >5.400.000 vtxuey, Hsrnieen uuaier. uwuui hrid at 1:30 pan. thia’ Thuraday Decker, Lauria DeOroote. Paula Relate with burial In the Rut­ land Township Cemetery. Thocnpeon and Ruth Mick. Medicare—What Is It? | aecurlty district office located at of the Once Lutheran Church public each Monday evening from 4*.M to 0:00 pm., and Bat- Richard CanfMd, Rob Fleaeear Stan Trumble, C.LU. curtly AdmlrdatraUon will sic plan provide generally? A. Generally, the basic plan provide* InpaUent hospital ser­ 11 :30 am. Address your queavice* po ax-hospital extended ttaxss and requests to that office, care service* port-Ixapital home which will reply directly to you. For telephone requests call 451diagnostic qualify for Medicare? protected under Medicare. Ho nenr worked tn a job covered by Jill GarUnger. Seniors: Chery! Barger. Kath- before 1068. piementary medical Insurance cover? A. The main feature of the voluntary plan la payment of basic hospital plan. Q. What kind of doctor bills Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable Legion Birthday BPW Member* Hear Talk on Dinner Here on Africa Tuetday Sat, March 12 Barry’s Share of State Highway Fund $156,817 Auxiliary members of the Laurence J Buuer American Le- Motor Vehicle Highway Fund for meeting with their husband* Chi* Thursday with a potluck dinner followed by card*. speaker Mrs Richard Dahlhou*er la In charge of the event. Reservation for the birthday dinner may be made by calling Dansville. Electric department projects On Saturday. March 13, the will include the addition of 1.Fourth District meeting wUl be held at Nilas. The Laurence J. Bauer Post had a membership contest with the Hickory Oomers legionnaires, ind won. Hickory Is to enter­ additional equipment at the Holt tain with a dinner on April 9. The Hickory Comers birthday dinner Is on Feb. 36 and local post members are invited. Barbara Buell is Maple Valley Choice Barbara Jean Buell. 17. a sen­ IBM ior. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Buell. R1 Mulliken, has Cbmpony's earned the highest rating In the Maple Valley school in the 1B«8 search for the American Home­ day. Feb. 25. in the Nashville investing a record maker of Tomorrow. Methodist Church starting at Barbara participated tn a writ­ 1:30 pm. Other Nashville provides electric ten knowledge and attitude ex­ churches have been Invited to a customers, and amination along with other Ma­ unite with the Methodist Church ple Valley girls on December 7, lA a combined service area which 1065 She Is now eligible for state and national scholarship awards Last Friday the Esther Circle of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Ennis Fleming FMtoCUWT RCTlMS wwm during the afternoon. M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 BEASON USE E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St., Hosting* Ph. WI 5-2983 Communities included: were receiving funds ville 84.3a. Woodland ILNR. tnltaionarlen Vermontville 83A44. 8t. Johns Odessa 84,878. Lowell 87JM3. Martin 11 >46. PlainweU *7,310, Clara Hammond. A substantial Dimondale 83,470, Grand Lodge 810.007. Ionia 813.125. Claikxvllke donation from the club was sent S1J20. Caledonia 82.000. Char­ lotte 815250. Allegan 812JM and Belding 812A28. Timmy Strnub. son of the Timothy Straubs of'Jen I a on, Straub. On Sunday the George Straubs entertained Mr. end Mrs Michael Straub and son of Wyoming honoring Michael's birthday. Thoughts For A Week However high your aims may be, always keep your nose down at a friendly level. Friday thru Sunday Learn About Radiological Monitoring I? P0I1ER BANCROFT followed by the official board meeting at 8 pm. Seventeen persona completed Membesahip daaaes will start Thuraday of this week in both the*recent radiological monitor­ the Berryville and Nashville ing course taught by Deputy Da­ Churches. Tlie Barryvllke group vid Wood and sponsored by the Barry County Civil Defense or­ years of age. WlU I qualify for the Nashville grpup at pm. ganisation. Medicare In July IBM? to handling radiological moni­ On Saturday evening the Adult toring equipment included: your 65th birthday. Feilovahlp group will meet at James E Parshall. Bob Con­ ner. Joe Ulrich. Bryan Crofoot, receive social aecurlty disability Mra Floyd BhDtoei. W. G. Underhill, Charles E. An­ payment* Will I be eligible fur drus, Hervey HllUker. Jean Medicare beoeElta? ding will be In Muskegon Wed­ Btarnm. Larry Murphy. David P. A. No. not until you uro 65 nesday. Peb, 23. attending the Newman. H. Paul Newman, Leon Grand Rapids District Com­ munion Service to be held In Cbe Temple Molbodlat Church. . William Armin trout aqd I rt. On Thursday evening, Peb. 34 k-roller skating party will be IhCTCtesses will be offered tn held st the Thornapple Lake fnture along with refresher I the hospital I am to be treated tat church. SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME IN j ' utFOllu Mow. aow, tow, till, plow, had, seed, ftrUlixe, remove anow — you name tha job and Wheel Homa has ths attaching tool you’ll need. Seo ths complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and quick­ attaching tools now on display. totaled M1J24430 with Barry different country with County's share 8156A17. Allegan County reeel Mrs. Max Gladding is acting bills regardleau of where services arc given. This plan pays 80 per­ cent of the reasonable charges for services, except for the first 150 In a calendar year. 259-7298 ?»»«. I tw > telling something about their Methodixt Church At Nashville Plans Activities piementary medical insurance? committee* of the church met A. Thia ptan—which costa you New York Life Jorttar Tua to follew. Ray Conlon, past Department bo Rapids. Michigan la open dally Monday through Friday from Thursday. Fohnxry 17. 19« Highlight* dal security eubjecta. If you Joan CUrtla. Lind* Eddy. Dave Faulkner, Janet Otmnan. Roger Hostitkr. ^uce Jackson. Carol surance program,' popularly Johnaon. Debra Jones. Denny known aa Medicare? A. Health insurance for people Loulae McDtannld. Marsha Me* 1834. He transferred Dtarmld. Duane Miller. Robert tings Bliss plant 18 years ago. Morris, Debbie Mulford. Put gram—basic hospital insurance Mr. Kling married Bertha Ton- Ralrtgh. Diane Stuart. Mike and voluntary supplementary survived by three aona. Richard Juniors: Tom Armstrong. Torn Antioch. TU.; Ruaaell. Haatlngx. Barnum. Diana Blnna. Larry and Dennla. in the Navy at are In the South Pacific; two daugh­ James Ecknudn, Nancy talckaoo, ter* Oayle and Linda, both at Steven Itephnar. Sue HK1. Janet nando. Calif., two brother* Hoppough. Gary. Kimble, Gary Berger. Ban FemMido. and Kric, Kneale. Lind* Maihia. Howard Dlinond Bar, Calif:; a rioter, Meyer* Priscilla Hick. Emma Mra Rudolph (Ruth) Anderton. Moyer. Pam Pranger. Carol Dimond Bar. and four grand- Rnhrbacher, Lucille Buntken, children Kathy Walt and Nod Walker. projecto wm require 83.000,000 in new construction, and electric department projects about 83000­ 000. MlaoeUaneous additions and improvements In aaietlng com­ pany buildings will consume The Hastings Banner ' || HdSt IflQS W. Groan at Broadway Ph. WI 5-3252 *> tloua on the hospital you select. Your own doctor will probably and family of Grand Rapids make that choice for you. He may RelnhArdls. on Sunday. accredited hoopitala. entertained Mr. and Mra Charles with the Social Security Admin­ J. Fuller and family for dinner istration. la publishing a serins on Sunday. REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A REAL GOOD BUY IN A NICE HOME IN THE I EC ON D WARD, has two bedroom* Upstairs and two bedrooms downstairs and living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, good basement 48,000.00 AN INCOME FROFERTT IN THE THIRD WARD, in excellent A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property close to Hastings. A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas i water softener, has insulation, metal awnings, double furnished, rents readily; down apartment has living room, din- 410.500.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD. also, storm AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and closet* upstairs, and hall, two bedroom* and hall are carpeted, end downstairs it hat a living room, dining room, kitchen gnd new bath, ceramic tile, with tub, lavatory/TuTT basement, gai conversion fume A UAL GOOD COUrMTAILI HOMI IH TM* WA,D. K., two bedroom* upstair* and down one bedroom.' living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement and gat floor fur­ nace. brand new garage and utility room, full comer lot for $9,000.00 M-ACRE LOT. a Woodland, for. 41.300.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD. *ew«r and water in, ha* a garage on It. also a part basement---------------------------------- $1,500.00 WE HAVB A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and worried about college costs? try an HCB education loan! .111,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE lust out of town on two acre landscaped site, has large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedroom* with closet*, two full baths, strictly modem kitchen with monowalls built In birch cupboards, ditpoul, lot* THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT In Ammon Eaton Addition ter ...$650.00 with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and place has a wonderful view of the countryside, has ll^itning NEED NEW LISTINGS $21,000.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND Take along shorts, shoes, dresses and clothes of all sorts .'. . tennis racquet, golf clubs, bowling ball, softball . . . bicycle, books, radio and camera . . . but make sure you have the most important thing, MQNEY! If you need it for college, you can get it at HCB. of course! a reel nice brick house. ranch type. two bedroom* and full bath, air conditioned pine peneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, owner having left town will take----- - ----- ...........>11.500.00 A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedrooma COMPLETE BANKING room, dming room, kitchen, full bath, ha* a baaemant with oil burner, ha* wnall basement bam. with **anchlon* tila allo. 12 x 36’, ten acre* of muck land, tW acres wood*, good rid* soil, located In Odeua Township, Ionia Cmmty ..._|lij00.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with bath, hot and cold running water, three stall garan. right of way to lake for A YEAR ROUND WOMB AT THORNAFFU LAM with living AND TRUST SERVICE HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE ER aHnstinqs City Ihiii’' ■■■■■ aaaija ■■■■■ Frimdlyt NtighMy MS W. State St., Hastings for n CmMmu �tings to Host W.C Wrestling Meet Saturday n Saxons tSX“KS,I?^S“ Greenville U to Win . jpHtlMb.. Prep Basketball Crown / Roundup DAUBS FXIDAT MIGHT About Bowling hr OkliMoor Saxont Rebound With Fraaf Title The Alma Panthere Coming back strong against a weakened quintet of Panthers, the Hastings High Saxons romped to .a 67-45 victory at Alma Saturday night to hold on to their first place lead In the West Central Conference. u Mattawan. U Caledonia. games satumday mioht Hastings went into Friday night's game against Coach Lee Fox's oncoming eagers prepared for a tough contest, but they sUJl were caught by surprise by the Yellow Jackets who out-hustled the league leaders and led for most of Uie contest. | Greenville pumped tn 28 out of 56 field goal attempts —hitting from all angles—and converted at BL Johns with 91 Buuror so, Bridie BI. Hastings had a good night from the floor, too, drilling 20 out of 81 but converted lust 13 l»f!«rt» to HowtU «5 Otaatt SB. Fa* Fawll. Basons had one more field goal ForUu4 8L Fat 71. WeSbervUls St. than the Jackets, but the visitors hhed with six individual chain- Jim Andrews, 119. Don Hall's Tiger Trak's the 9th-10th grade individual league cham- i .the UO-pound champ for 'tournaments, and Charles now wrestling at 186 is still winning at 127. unUl Uie third period when the Saxons closed the gap at 36-35 and finally gained a 43-41 lead. PU5HAWAY: A maneuver employed by the smooth bowler. A plciuqnt chore necetsifeied by the proximity oj adoring PUSHAWAY: A smooth nusliaway insures a smooth delivery. From a proper stance, die ball moves out and the right foot moves forward at approximately the same time. The length of the first step is determined by the length of the pushaway. If a bowler is taking a rather large, even awkward, first step^ he corrects thia by cutting back an the energy he puts into his pushaway—smoothing'out hie entire delivery. 1tie push­ away starts the bowler into piotioo. Therefore, it is extremely important in the first overtime Bill Kills the rules for a State Moose In­ vitational Shoot to be held at points for HasUngs while Green­ the Soo June 18th and 10th of ville picked up four, also. In the second overtime, Mike Fitzgerald put Hastings ahead 57-65 but Mike Nelson tied it for Greenville. Greenville went four points ahead early in the third extra period and it looked like the end for Coach Bob Mullens* squad. However. Ellis and Cota scored to tie the game and Pltegerald followed with the winning Delton to Entertain DGekeL Parchment After Middleville Seeks 15th at Maple Valley’s Expense Middleville’s T-K Trojans, af­ ter edging Caledonia 54-44. will travel to Maple Valley Friday night seeking their seventh straight Expressway victory and 15th consecutive win for Uie season. Tn other area games. Parch­ ment goes to Delton. Bellevue to Springpsrt, Galesburg-Au- Hamp 4, Prank Misak 3. Jerry Choppers 45 —Oreg Wood 24. Gordon Hess 13. Mike Miller 10; Crawlers 38 —Harold Lewis 20, Jeff Miller 8, Adam Bcduhn 8. Ledge In the L. H. Lamb Invita­ tional. The luck of the draw could have a lot to do with the final standings, but Saxon fans can count on Coach Miller’s fine athletes to go all out in Satur­ day's matches. Last Friday the team whipped Greenville's previ­ ously undefeated squad, and this Thursday night the team will be host .to East Grand Rapids >fn the final test before the tournament. Sports fans should tain out for Saturday's event /. fibelks II 42 —Jim Chambers winners of elimination matches 10. Mike "Halifax 13, Chuck Sewell was fouled. He sank both gifts for the final 75-71 sabre. - two points if they win by a pin. In the finals, points are scored as Andy Johnson 9. Bruce Curtis fl, Bhroyer led Greenville to the win with 25 points and Bcwqjl Dave VanDenburg 3, Rex Wie­ had 23. However, flashy John land 2, Bob Mayo 2. Heinzelmitn meshed three buck­ ets without a miss in that hecUc M7 39 — Rudy McPherson 13. this Wednesday night. Outdoor Trail—Game Warden Coach Bob Miller's Jim Francisco 12. Dale Working final period and Rick Williams uided the Green­ 8, Bill Haan 4, Steve Keller 2; sank two out of two to help spark the win as Bewell" was changing weather has madi sinking Uirce two-pointers and Youngs 3. Ted Woodmansee 2. three chariUes in the same ports of near tragedies have been heard. Also, some shanties have already gone into the lakes. Of­ tings had nothing to ficer Brown warns fishermtn that their shanties are their re­ Arnold 3, Mike sponsibility. and they must get Steve Schondeimayer again led them off before the ice becomes Dick Brower 12. Steve Spoon 7, the Saxon attack with 31 points, unsafe. ... Guided tours of deeryards are Brian Shumway 8. Buck Kerr 4: Ken Weiler and Dave Williams set for Saturday, Peb. 19, start­ Trotters 31—Tom Payne 12. Dave had 10 and John Nixon 8. HasUngs had edged Greenville ing at Mio and Kalkaska High Wilcox 12. Rud Crolhers 4. Greg at Greenville in their first meet­ Schools, and Saturday, Feb. M, Ouggemoo 3. ing, 68-54. starting al Grayling and Manis­ tee High Schools. Each starts avenged their December 71-68 about 10 am. and lasts about Keith Kuipers, who guided, defeat at the hands of Alma. four hours. In addition, game The Panthers, playing without experts are to take legislators on Chrtattan high-scoring Paul Dean, who Is a deeryard tour In the Higgins out because of Illness, stayed Lake area March 12. . . . with Hastings for the first period Holland State Park ranked Nb. which ended 20-10. Hastings 1 In popularity among Michlmoved out In Uie second and held a 38-25 margin at intermix960,000 day users and logged In a ragged third period. Uie 136,700 camper-days which led to Baxon.i widened the gap and led about 83 million in spending. 52-31 going into the finale. Next highest in daily attendance Schondeimayer pumped in 24 were Grand Haven, Waterloci points, playing about three- Warren Dunes and our own Yankee Springs. . . . King had 15. Rick Croton led Again, residents are reminded Alma with 14 and Jim Shlmunck that posited on permits must be and Don Curtis had 10 each. obtained from the Conservation Department for them to legally keep deer that they strike down Coach Resigns See the NEW Saturday night Maple Valley Invades Lakewood with the first «!!?*■» goes to Coldwater^' Next Tuesday GoM Lake trav­ els to Kalamazoo Christian. Rob White again led Coach Ray Page's Trojans, scoring 27 of his team's 54 points. Gary Stauf­ fer had 16. Bob Fischer had 12 for the ScolUes, Paul Brown 11 and Tom Benedict 10. ILA STI MO 5— Hamilton croze a two-game losing streak by beating Maple Onicials: Otargt London. Barsaac. Valley 75-58. Lloyd Schroienboer >d Beryl Mono. Ivnla. and Mike Brinks had 19 points for the winners. Randy Wolfe 13 and Don Plasman 10. Dave Lind­ berg led Maple Valley wlUi 24 and Dick Steward had ll>. Qteoa rille Wayland defeated Wyoming The 7th annual Winter Camp- Park, 57-49, in a non-leaguc go. Ing Show is to be held Monday- Rick' Baughman liad 21 for the Peb. reo. 21. ai. irom from 7:30 cso to 10 in pm. m in Wildcats. the new intramural building County « Western Mich!Director ot _the Barry a Coiintj,.-gair fcn* University. uiurtiau;, Exhibits Milium of v* es w­ Sportswomen Club are to meett serinar'family neritnl ''famllv ram nine equip ennln-­ KVA title with a big 85-65 win camping Tuesday at the home of Marilyn ment Win be featured. There is over Gull Lake. Kellogg. no admission charge. Rick Olson scored 25 pointe I I BOWL Defeating Mattawan Armchair Athlete V. The West Central Conference spotlight will be focused on Hastings Saturday when the eight schools in the circuit will 8-1 record after whipping Rick compete for wrestling honors. The eliminations will get under­ Hess' Horses Monday night. way on two mats at 12 noon, with the finals scheduled for 7:30 Monday's results: in the main Hastings High gymnasium. Greenville led 53-61 going into Wrestling is a relatively new prep sport in this area. Has­ the fourth period and spurted tings has had inter-sdiool competition for six seasons, and this early In that canto and grabbed year should be favored to win Its a 10-potnt, 64 -54 lead. Coach VanderVeen'a fine players never crown. ■ ---m.1 gave up. and battled back and Coach Bob Miller's Saxons are 14. Mike Sheridan 14. Dan Bump with 1:33 left trailed by one. 07The Jackets moved out again for a 73-88 bulge and again the Saxons came back with five istraight points to make the score 73-71 with 20 seconds left. WlU) 10 seconds remaining, Hastings took time out and attempted to score on an out-of-bounds play but the ball failed to go through Larry Vallier pumped Id 17 field goals and a free throw to lead Comstock to the win with 38 points. Chuck Blade# had 30. Joim Walters and Paul Dubnicka paced Gull Lake with 18 each. day evening at the Podunk Sunday morning a meeting was Lake clubhouse. held with members of the Lodge The teams traded buckets for the first four minutes, then Tiger Treks Tops In Senior League traveled S wet th torts Dine ran CAOS axsuizra finishing in the and outscoring Delton 23-11. Mattawan outscored the Panth- Gerald CllUha11. Iporla C Association, took the Gerald Outchalto to dinner Into Canada Saturday women’s Club entertained their GAMES TVBBDAY MIGHT favored to win their Gerald Cutchall Presents Moose Shooting Awards but the Hastings High Junior planship trap shooting trophies Vanity posted a 83-fll victory which Uiey had won at the State over Uie visiting little Greenville Shoot held in Ann Arbor. Yellow Jackets Friday night. Team members were Norman Skiles. Team Captain; George 67-45 Victory Over From Grand Ledge Young Saxons Beat Greenville In 3rd Overtime West Central Standings Family Camping Show at WMU Sportswomen Meet FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lamberl Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan Listen to Paul Harvey and the NEWS Monday thru Friday at 6:00 p.m. for the CASITE DIVISION of the HASTINGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY from the ABC Radio Coast to Coast Network amounts to Illegal pos­ its to be Issued at the of a highway deer accinrat contact State or local ip. Local law en=les are author- Rir.”-:. “ •1ST FOR SNOW REMOVAL ASK FOR ^415 applications names. addresses and license numbers of motorists and relay this information to conservation officers who later issue the ac­ tual permits They also point out that vehicle-killed deer may only be kept "by drivers who hit the animals. . . Flour." M HASTIMOB AUCA . . Catholics Lead Volleyball Loop CASITE ADDITIVES Best $ you can spend on your car The Catholics are in first place In the Youth Council's Wednes­ day night vaOafitaU league which dl Honing program. L'p to this week the Catho- Gst the feel of these exclusive features t ITOund-ipead control. Single pedal ket, and reduces travel speed. Safety Ifi’BCtlon braking power to both rear UH1»bber»cushloned deep bucket seat, pe Megring, Take a test-spin soon. YEAR BROS NTS n. wi j-iMi ’A Independents M and "the Maih- Thls Wednesday the Teachers i : :: Teaz:hers meet WBCH r5 Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station \p 1220 on your Dial �Elia Higdon 186-475, Gladys Ed­ wards 188-519. Dorothy Burns 168-465. Marte Ulrich 177-465. Betty Howes 175-468 and Menu DePew 173-478. ■ CAGE DRAW TUESDAY at CaMwU to i HlYmUv.IH. WED, AFTERNOON LEAGUE Maker’s 53. Stanton's 50%. Ne-Hl HASTINGS BOWLING and Shirkey’s I.OA. 43. East Side Lumber Co. and Bob's Bike fa Hotiby Cater 38%. Millen Plumbing 34% and Ockennan’s BANTAMS (UNDER U) Charles Standings: Haan’s Standard I Dimmers "223­ - -----------48H, Dais's 4114, Legion Auxili­ 1538. Davs Irwin 546, Ron Pellow 300-547, Bob Bovie 251-547. Darary 37, Kaechcle's and LP Gas rti Willyard 234-587. Don Plck36, Barr Tires n%. George’s■ ard 525. Warren Kermeen 523, Puul Edwards 207-512. George Lumber 30. Bums Refrigeration Chenoweth 506. Ken Robbe 518. 28'4. Patten Monument and East A. Kltofl 513. Merle Haines 522. Side Lumber 28. Hastings Alumi­ and O. Orabau 508. num 26, Food Center 25. Copper Lantern 34%, Hastings Motors NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Standings: Head Pins 30. Farm M. Nelson rolled ’175-283, B. Bureau 27, Del Ion 24. Rollers 23. Devereaux 16 and Michigan Cof­ C. Norris 132-346. R. Montan 140-' fee Shop 12. Dick Aldrich posted 214-565, 243. M. Chase 133-238, J. WhltJ. Miles 213-558. Paul Cassel 207Wyngarden 122-341, J. Bum­ heimer 166-532, H. Aldrich IMworth wuimi iu 119-236, -mo, 8. a. Bumworth uurnworui iu122- ... . .—' . “ . 232. B. Havens 130-230 M Row- MI> u 190-637. T. DalUy 116-336. M hX. 129-223 L Arnold 231-615 8. Goodyear 115-215. 6. Hilllker D- Wisnewskl 182-534. 133-313. J. Wyngarden 107-307,1 B. CurUs 104-306, R. Nelson 112-' MONDAY MIXERS 204. T. Robinson 111-202 and A.' । Standings: Welcome Tavern 67, Merrill 114-201. Foodland 57%. Northtdde Groc: cry 57, Vogts Funeral Home 54%. HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE । Hann’s Standard Service 54. -- ------------------ .u. — Sheriffs Girts 53. McAllister'S standing kegler In the hot Clas- OU Sales 51%, Food Center and Piston Ring 51. Mary's Beauty 347-174 for a big 668. Ben Ken­ Shop 46%. Hastings Savings 8c yon fired 245-631, Earl Lyon Loan 44%, HaMlngs Banner 43%. waggled 347-623, Ward Wood­ Hartings Heights 43. Big "D" mansee 327-630, Art Gallup 611John Kasinsky 566, Nolan John- Mlchlgan Magnetics and Auto cock 534, Stu Sweet 548, Dick Hart 204-507. B. Terry 503, Wayne Good scores: Sidney VanDenDecker 547, Harold Hall 519, Ba­ burg 186-548. Jean McAllister sil Hitchcock 506. Les Springer 201-513. Lavonna .Woodmansee 223-548. Dick Bonankl 534. C.,. 174-800, Ines Lyons 188-518. Purdum 502, O. Elliott 506. Rob­ Marge Wieland 200-830. Faye ert Sponable 513, Joe Glelarowxkl 217-548. J. Oorodenskl 506. N. Gorodenskl 220-507, J. Smelker Louise Bahs 208-528, June Ben­ 502. Don Bowers 224-567, Bob ner 176-486, Pal Vogt 188-484. Carmoney 530. Keith Craig 204­ Bertha Thaler 183-474, Ellen 614. Bill Ransom 227-570, Joe Dalman 178-482. Betty Bheler Burkholder 206-540, Bob Lam­ 187-487. Opal Gillona 172-473. bert 202-564. Jack Bheler 323-558, Art Brewer 542, Jack Bowman Thelma Barr 178-498 and Nancy Stonehouse 176-448. 541. Gordie NorrU 206-568. Pat MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 Standings: WalldorfT's 88. Coland Motor Aires 80. Gilmore's 40 Mahler's 46%, V&J Mobil 45, Hastings Floor Covering 43. Duraclean 42. Aetlon Flex 40. Hastings Milling, Arcade Beautv Salon and Cuyler's 38. Bums Re­ frigeration 37%. Rockhill 8s Banghart 31 and Copper Lan- pattern! wwu aBiucar Deny oticier soo. Donna Travis 170, Pat Conly 180. Winifred Yarger 160, Sharon Vickery 177. Velma Slocum WO. | Tris W-'son 167. Boonie Hatha­ way 164. Duella Dooling no. Darlene Everett 165. Joyce Skedgell 167. Norma Gilmore 174. THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A noon to Mirr SVtKY lUDGtT HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Star. Sr. penter 161 and Irene Heath 163. Good series: Helen Ackett 190­ 473. Ellen Davis 174-466. Shirley VanDenburg 166-482. Barb Klersey 169-474, Katy Colvin 184-474. Madeline Everett 171-481. Faye Allen 189-502. Frances Welcher 183-476, Shirley Drake 178-481, Ines Lyon 184-483. Betty Horton 188-503. Gerry Newton 163-473. Avoid Market Pitfalls! VC: 1 iiMWSWiVJRh OIMVZI Goed aeries: Shirley VanDenbutg 183-518. Lucille Wilson 178Allen 166-487. Bonnie Wyant 173­ 478. Barbara High 155-435. Bob­ by Handy 162-462, Mardell Tuck­ erman 146-422, Helen Martin 151-443, Joan Tinker 158-439, Shirley Bowman 170-457. Betty Howes 179-457. Betty Bheler 166­ 457. Kate Bender 170-416, Jan Peurach 161-448. Liz Wyant 160­ 366. Grace Alterdlng • 150-431. xnd Maggie Corrigan 176-467. Good Games: DeUa Gordenskl 153. Lois Kenyon 170. Barb Mil­ ler 136, Mary Burdick 152. Shir­ ey Raymond 150. Julia Lazo 155. Barb Klersey 156, Louise Balis 113?4< a r 11 y n MacKenzie 146. Marge Campbell 137, Marian Rye 156, Alice Frederickson 161, Mar­ garet Smith 157, Sue BL Martin '53. Marie Hammond 171. Metha bray 141 an! Alice McMillen 1M. RLTurTSS, Saxon Wrestlers Top Norrix; Host East Thursday Coach Bob MilicrU unbeaten Hastings High Wrestling team wanned up for their match this Thursday evening against invad­ ing East Grand Rapids with a 47-3 victory over, Loy Norrix of Kalamazoo here Tuesday night Thursday's match will be the final one on Uie Saxon schedule before they swing Into competltlon for the West Central tour­ nament title Saturday and State Regional honors next Friday and Saturday. Finals in Uie State tournament STAY CLEAR of market ups and downs. Take the safe path to steady profit. Invest your savings with us and Saxons Travel Seeking To Clinch WC Crown Just two mare victories, and the Hastings High Saxons would Basketball the finale. Bruce LaPolnte led Ionia with 16, John Lamphere and Chuck Stewart had 14 and Chris Tuller 13. Ben Cadwell had 10 for Grand Ledge Ionia's Junior. Varsity won. S340: St. Johns won the prelimi­ nary, 60-50, and Lakewood won that JV game, 52-40. In other West Central games Friday. Lakewood will travel to St. Johns to meet the secondplace Redwings. Ionia goes to Phil BcrtmUc Alma and Grand Ledge invades Greenville who pulled the upset of the season by nipping Has­ CUvslsad tings last week. 75-71, Central Conference championship. Alma and Ionia are lied for TOTALS third place with 7-5 records. iI LAKXWOOD A Hastings victory In one of! COMMERCIAL MAJORS against Loy Norrix. Uie two remaining league con­ Shannon Lydy came through tests will assure them of a tie with a 672 series Thursday night. ■4— *o« Udi <H) »M by frtttl. for Uie championship. Two losses IOS—Phil AraoU (H> ptaasd Crslg by Hastings and two wins by St. Paul Edwards’ Johns could put the Redwings on top. Even Alma and Ionia TOTALS could conceivably share the title. Shannon also posted solo honors ALMA .. with his »7. Lawrence Novak St. Johns, after trading until LAKEWOOD Irtd 234-607. Harvey Haan 333­ 591, Bob Lambert 587. Joe Glelathe last four minutes. Alma ■nwskl 204 - 583. Robert Miller 211- 559. John Kasinsky 542, Lea Springer 303-580. Paul-Bond 223­ Grand Ledge. 88-51. 553. Maynard Tucker 556. Charles Charlotte gained a 28-13 first Krauss 332-552, Ken Rose 538. period lead, and was out In front Wilfred Burns 206-546. Max Mysrs 534. Mike Schondeimayer H margin at the three-quarter 317-578. Merl Campbell 531. Law­ mark. rence Keeler 202-579. Irwin Har­ The Orioles scored only six The Maple Valley Varsity Club wood 201 - 552. ■ Ed Richardson points In the last period and the is sponsoring a basketball "game” 232-538. Boyd Payne 528 with a Redwings sailed out In front. bewteen the Hastings faculty 147 average and Bob Steeby 537. Lake wood battled hard to and Maple Valley faculty to be Standings: Sports Bar 69. Pla­ break Its nine-game losing streak ton Rings 60. Harwood’s IO A'58. but lost In the extra period when held at 8 pm. Wednesday. Peb. Miller Jewelers 51, Culllgan 49, Alma scored six pointe to the 23. in the Maple Valley gym. Roush Tailors 47%, City Food 46. Vikings’ three. Larke Buick 44, Hastings Alumi­ Lakewood led 14-11 at the num 43, Montgomery Ward 38, Auto Tag Inn 33 and Tyden 18%. 43 at the end of the third and COMMERCIAL MINORS 54-all at Uie end of the regular Standings: Smith Bros. 60%. game. One project cd Che Varsity Deputies and Bender Gravel 50. Hutlsb. 'Center Don Curtis put the V 8t J Mobil 48. Consumers 48%, Panthers ahead 56-54 In the Chenoweth and Montgomery overtime. Tom Barnum tied it Ward 47, SouUiend Food 46. Phil Fulton of Alma and Darrell pictures of basketball and foot­ Parker's Bar and Dale's Bake lister of Lakewood each sank a ball games to be used for trnlnShop 45. Lake Clt<o 43%, Al’s 8< free throw, then Curtis drilled Doti 43. Hastings Aluminum 43, a bucket and Alma was ahead to Hastings Electric 41, Tinkler’s dude Bouncing Bobby StoeL Doug Storrs rebounded ‘ under xnd Patten Monument 39. Has­ the basket and sank the shot to Ralph Kirk. Wild Bill Gibbs. Le­ tings Banner 33% and Viking 23. five the Hastings High Fresh­ roy Carson Wlon. Mel Hammer­ Jim Barr. Carl Hathaway and men basketball squad a 38-34 head Klvela. Jim Senator Wynci, Gordie Howe all fired 582 aerlca victory over Lakewood on the Leon Speechless Houster, Gene Thuraday but Howe had the Viking’ court Tuesday of last high game of 333. but not for Uie league as Bob Ritter blis­ Ionia rolled over Grand Ledge, Gledcrule Davis and BUI Stretch tered the maples for a 245-538. taking a 17-14 bulge at the quar- Hecker. Paul Cassel rolled 566. C. Awny Ktotxmann'a Uttla Saxons had 224-570. Karol Owen 533. R Lundquist 220-538. Pete Kruger 212- 541, Rod Ttota 544, E. EngeStorrs not only sank the win­ seth 200-531, P. Woodman 627. J. Harrington and B. Hanke 521. ning field goal, but was also Uie N. Bryans 516. V. Harbin 517. top rebounder and defensive player. Galen Daniels 516. O. Culchall FOLLOW 213- 525, E. Boulter 508, Harv Ba­ Al Hengesbach led the victors ker 504 and R. Morey 501. with 11 points. Leo Hammond and Storrs had 8, Steve PocerRECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 nik 6. Steve Strickland 2 and ' Standings: Gilmore’s 54. Ack- Dave Fisher one. Tom Morrison led Lakewood Auto Parts 44%. Woodmansee with 10. Hamp had 8, Ron CopLumber and Walldorf f a 43. pess 5. Goodemoore 4. Henney 3. Mike Ayres 2 and Allen Black Hastings Faculty To ‘Play’ Maple Valley Teachers Lost Second Shot Gives HHS Frosh Win at Lakewood Name Leaders In ‘Y* Leagues strong 2 * The Buckeyes, Condlea. Wol­ verines and Trotters are leading the Sth. 7th. 6lh and 5th grade "Y" basketball leagues. Bob King reports. •• Saturday morning results: Vikings 11—BUI Eastman Eighth Grads Buckeyes 32 — Chuck Svnthelmer 18. Kevin West 10. Joe Lyons 2. Rick Morgan 2; Wild­ est* 29 —Wes VanDenburg 13, Kevin McKeough 7, Phil Gasper Spartans 32—Jim Ellis 14. Gor­ don Howes 12. Marty Will 4. Dick Francisco 2; Wolverines IF—Bill VanDenburg 5. Jim- Cummings 4, Dave Kenysle 4. Steve R. 6, Dave Huebner 2. Bsdgera 31 — Mouse Reynolds 17, Dave Hathaway 0, Eric Thompson 3. Howard Moore 2; mini 28—Elmer Smith 17. Steve Merrill 4. Steve Steward 2. Mark Deneau 2. Steve Gillons 1. Seventh Grade Untouehablei 42 — Spencer Goodyear 17. Steve Brownell 11, Jim Bowerman 8, Mark Chase 6; Sixth Grads vvorvcrinca sc—icocxy ziaty 17, Mark Haines 2, Bruce Curtis 2. Irish 6—Bob Shumway 4. Dave Anderson 2. Surfers 13 —Rich Rohde 6. Bruce Hahn 4, Rae Adams 2. Tom Steward 1: Pan- W. Fl.ldi Mlm. Flamric Wwk CloHta. lUlllan & Say Gbaaa) 323 3. Mlcklfaa ImtndiafB delivery S. ROYAL TIfm Woodtaad st PARKING Banner adj benefit you! BOARD OF REVIEW NOTICE OF MEETING The Board of Review of the City of Hasting!, Michigan will most in the City Hall on March 8th and 9th, 1966, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for the purpose of considering and correcting the tax roll. The Board of Review shall remain in session for as 136 E. State St. Mmm WI 5-1153 $10,000 wM M.LI.C. Plymouth ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation the correcting of the roll. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clark Hastings, Michigan WI 5-4042 PLVMOUWS t09***r if3 the car. if3 the deal Tira Shop many days as necessary to complete 219 W«u Senn HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY and worry of the fluctuating market. Drop by today XI/ % 4 /4 HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry have liberal earnings.. .without the speculative risks OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS By Wolvtriae & RhrerdA COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE BARR Good scores: Carol Keeler 157­ 423. Irene Sallk 160-435. Dollie Larson 147-431, Mary Parker 176­ 417, Sandy Gallup 144-400. Shir­ ley Hawks 145-406, Carol Hurless 158-415. Pat Lambert 153-413, Bonnie Jones 148-412, Ginny ’toward 152-400 and Donna Guy 152-418. AUTOMOBILE z INSURANCE Norris 4; Comets IB—Chris’Ouggemoa 10. Dave McGuire 6, Tejl- Wllliam Howard. Taft is the Good f stores: John I. --insky 254-633. Dave Kruko 212-619, only man who served both as Corl Baker 205-591, Al Taylor petal dent and as chief Justice of the United States. 206-575, Jim Malcolm 203-550, Jim Barnum -531. Leon Ackett umr mi -525, Howard Johnston 225-634. Gordon French -523. Ray Lund­ mvict quist 205-531, B1U Mudridge -516, Jack Shelec 303-514, Jack Bow'nan -513. Denny Cleveland -513. Paul CttAvel Blakely -504. TUESDAY TWISTERS Standings: Local Finance 56. Pleasant Point Motel 51. Bam Market 50%, Powder Box 48%, senich 11, Jeff Goodyear 6, Dau Huber 6; Fan then 14—Don Hoff­ man 8, Mark Lancaster 4. Randy Adams 2. Havens 2, Bob J erow 2. Condlcs win by forfeit —one sub didn't play ~ *-'• ---------- — full quarter moto & Uwd INVEST SAVINGS HERE. Tharoday, February IT, 1866 BARRY'S FARM STORE South Hoeover at Hostings Qty Umits �Woodland Game \ArnudFbrM \-NmaNota- Mr. and Mra Richard Allen and family were in Detroit for the weekend They visited her motiicr . Mra Louise W llkina. The Dave Reynolds a. and John Oalchildren sang for Che patients laghu and Bob Ehredl one each at the Medical Building. * The Tod Egloston ted Renner Ford ChUd Study Club wlU observe to tbetr big win with 23 pointe gentlemen's night Saturday. Feb. 19. They wffl be going to a rae- made for money. Among those were money to help sponsor a trip to Europe for Miks Dllkn- Myrtle Bauman, «. who pegged away Friday of injuries suffered in a car accident the previous Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark had dinner at Inman's in Galesburg Friday. Othsrs in the group ent P A system for the gymnas­ ium. The helper for the teacbsrs on Hie playground waa ouce again discussed. They would pra­ ter a man for the job. Dlscus- Slaadtags: Welton* Heating 00, River Bend Golf M, High­ land* Dairy 83. Andrus Insur­ ance and Thornapple Rink 49. Annual' wtrv the following as delegates to the MABC annual meeting at East TAndny on March 33: Wal­ ter Baird and Gerald Unaley. Bdlevue; Qarenco Cairns. Has­ tings; Robert Christophe!. Bat­ tle am*, and Wayne Ferris, Dowling. In addition to >fr. and Mra. Fred Halbert's talk and Hildas on RuamU 199-549, Dot Tossava 1W515 and Don Haywood 103-507. Gwd gunea: Milford CarneU Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman UPHOLSTERING Woodland Phone Directory Deadline 9 Yem Sam UcstiesR. Yhi furniture The new Genera! Telephone basketball game at Indianapolis The Child Study Club is ones directory tor Woodland wiU "go to press" Fet>. 28, General Tele- again planning to bo at Scheldt's for the license sales. They wiU Durfee ■UILOII as her guests Bunday. Feb. 8, her son, the,Maynard Giermans of Ionia, MBs Sandra Gierman and Dale Hynes of Lansing. * Mra Lcnor Vargas, son and grandson were Bunday, Feb. 8, dinner guests at Mr. and Mra It’s o Family Problem Weekend guests with Mr. and Mra Herald Classic wwe Mr. and Mra Duane Ciutn and family of Dearborn Heights. Saturday eve­ ning they called on his mother, Mra Floyd awn of Hastings. Mra Galin Kilmer and family of Hastings joined them at Classics tor dinner on Sunday. Oakn spent the weekend fish­ ing at Houghton Lake. In the evening Mr. and Mra Glondon Curtis and family called on her worryfatf too muck over Money Are Momw Problems upaeitiitff tke whob faettOpt CONSOUOATION IOAN NAT KKVS TOUR FROSUMS to visit her niece. Mr. and Mra RuarnsU Lind and David. On hmday they were joined by Mr. and Mra Fore* Sisson. Mr. and Mra Larry Schmalbach of lensing. James Page of mmota. MT. and Mra Paul Bbson and family of Freeport. and Larry Lydy of • Pa* aZl your biUt. • Cut patfmentt — Hava 1 iflaoa to pap. *1000 Wayne FWris, a 100 percent user aince 1953. was feud with which la very unusual for thia haring a three-yrer herd ave­ rage of over 800 pounds buttertime of the year. Bunday guest* of Mr. and Mra Tod O'Laughlin were Mr. and Banner adi brntfit yonl Mrs Hugh OXnughUn, Terry bourne AFB, OhSo. is a member O'Laughlin and Mr. and Mra of the Strategic Air Command, the Nation s ootnbat ready Interooaunental missile and bomb­ er, force. The airman la a 1983 graduate of Mount Clemente hundred-sixty relatives and friends attended the open house for Mr. and Mn. Bd Rice at Ivan D. Smith, son of Mra. Quimby Church Sunday pm. In Vivian M. Osborne at Rl Dow­ ling. has been presoated to air­ man flrat class in the U. B. Air daughter and family, Mr. and Bowen, and the Jerry Tobla** Mra. Rex Casey. * Francis Hook of Glen Elyn. Hl waa a Bunday dinner guest of The LAfl. will meet Thura­ Mr. and Mra. John Hook. day, Feb. 34. at the home of Pauline Armstrong. Club Na 1 airman is a graduate of Battle Creek Centra] High School. His wife, Glenda, la the daughter of Mr. and Mra Delbert I. OOodrum of 1806 N. Lake St, Madera, FOR YOUR CONVKN I IN Cl WK HAVK INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCIR East Middle Lake Auto Radio? By Mrs. Stephen Osgood Don't let a faulty radio rob you of driving enjoyment. Stop in today and let us fix It for you. Hi-fi and tope recorders repaired quickly. WI 5-9187 vtstted their granddaughter and daughter and family, the Thoma* Steurys at Fullerton. Calif, and visited many Interesting places tn the area ★ Mr. and Mra Roy and children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erb and Mra Effie Parker of Caffrey at Battle Creek, Mr. and Mn. Millard Gaylor and family of East Leroy. Callers were Mr. and Mra Henry Fcxd of East PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Local Finance Around With a Faulty Cloverdale - Hope aid Wortley and two children. Who had recently moved to Mr. and MTO George Roberta and , Rapid* from New York, son. Mr. and Mra. LaVsrne Rob- Grand ’ Saturday supper guests of erte are home from their trip wore ' Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat aEcnm ■emu Why Drive ly were Feb. 7 supper guests of her sister, Mrs. Stephen Osgood, and family. * Archie Woodman was quite surprised the other day while driving near the Libby Douglas farm to see a wild hen turkey. * Mary Ellen Osgood waa a Sunday. Feb. 6. afternoon guest CENTRAL RADIO A TV Charite MoCaffree, Jr., Mich­ igan States veteran head swim­ ming coach, won Ute 1906 Na­ tional OoUegiato and Scholastic Army Pfo. Vern K. Johnson. Swimming Trophy for outstand­ 30. son of Mr. and Mra. Robert ing contributions to his sport. . H. Johnson. R4 Hastings, partici­ pated in Exercise Marne Mauler, an 11-day field training exercise conducted by the 3rJ Infantry in Germany Jan. 38-Fib. 7. The exercise provided training in tac- HOWARD TRUMBULL WI S-9IB7 » WI 5-jm 221 N. JeHenee at MiH WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS. NOTICE OF By Mrs. Beuit M. Cairns PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the City Bumpus. w Mr. and Mrs. Frank • Engle visited their daughters in Grand Ralpds Friday, Feb. 4. and spent from Saturday until slater. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hill in Charlotte, Bunday. Feb. 8. * Mr. and.Mra. Donald Geiger of Flint were Saturday. Feb. 8. vlsi- of Hastings, Michigan, will hold a pub­ PENNOCK lic hearing relative to the adoption of CONCRETE PRODUCTS a proposed amended Zoning Ordinance Bond 4k Qrwvsl of the Public Acts of 1921 as amended. Concrete Blocks pursuant to the provisions of the City and Village Zoning Act being Act 207 NadoHI,. Mid,. « SSI-1791 Notice is further given that the public hearing will be held at the ASTINGS EATING, Aopa w. bodget-balancefs. With Dodge Coronet, yea coo afford to. Here's an car with a aow Mrtkrok for swingers Coronet driving. Take Coranot's looks. Loti of poopl* Turn signals. Sait beta, frost and roar. have. Toko the extra* at m extra cost: Outsida rearview minor. Podded dash, lockup lights. Variable-spied wipsn and wsxhin. They 're all lUndard. And CoiomI'i pika? Thal’i easy to taka, too. Hat new Oodge Coronet for I 965-now al your Dodge Dealer a. JOINTHE DODGE REBELLION —~®ss®s FUftNACIS Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING Council Chambers in the City Hall on the 7th day of March, 1966, a^h:OCj P.M. when all persons interestedgkay appear and ba hoard, Notice is further given that copies af the proposed amended Zoning Ordi­ nance and map are on file at the office of the City Clerk for examination. PLUMBING EUFFLIB WATER SOFTENER! WATER HEATIU DONNA J. KINNEY City Clark HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. STATE ST. Coll WI 5-5769 or WI 5-3732 Doted: February 14, 1966 City of Hastings, Michigan ■ �Lake-0 Rebekahs Install Officers The Road Report Write Travels Abroad Another day at tte no we aaw a Kiwi. a bird with no wings crUJ, whisker* lite a CM, end nostril* on ths end of a kx* fW bin. It lays only one « J* • •**»< which to a quarter the weight of the bird. Peculiar I , A*J" “>d x ww> travel­ ing by ourselves and at a tourist Stifle Sneeze But Scrap the Superstition Refuge Rebekah Lodge 2g Lake Oteesa installed jfeto YOU PAY THE Bill/ In a w booklet, “Common Cold, Ths Fteto." the Na itone I TutereukMW Association has ------------a tow time pw>- trip through Now Zealand and Ito wonderfully green country­ ride with thousands of sheep and dairy stock whloh to tte bates of indutery and exports of mut­ ton and butter. Because of mild climate there are no barns. Farm bouses were painted and there Avenue. I earing, the Common Vntp eaa Cold booklet makes light of the vary in content and strenatt following myths: however, so tetter get your doc fever. What If you have both??? tor's OK before you take them. A normal diet with an ample amount of liquids is the be* U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions LJring on such ships to. for ua, the test and most relaxing meth­ od of traveling. After right days sailing on the Pacific our ship anchored in the family with a dinner in his hon­ tetter get yourself off to tbs or. Spec. 5 Belter returned home won't budge. family doctor for a thorough from Germany on Jan. 29 with J. Grab a pile of bteakete and checkup sweat oat tte cold germ*. Not a liner ot Ocrmay.) Tney have a 3O-day furlough to wpcxl with their families, and then will go rerrice in the Army. Attending were hla parents. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry* Belter and sister. Gwenda, Clearing away the tons of bottles, paper, cans and assorted litter that is thrown on highways costs taxpayers more than $100 million a year. Between 750 and 1,000 Americans are killed and nearly 100,000 seriously injured each year in litter-caused accidents. American Road Builder*’ Association snywter* All enjoyed a tamaraa native feast) ot young pigs.! chickens, breadfruit, yams and1 plantain - bananas baked over sailing for several minutes by Immigration officer* because the be thrown back. That evening pursuer could not find our Pass­ after we had enjoyed dinner of porta, or ua. In the crowd and with native bread, bananas, pa­ hoggoC (roast lamb) and vege­ payas. mangos, citrus and a des­ tables) a group of Maori women sert. As always at meals tn the danced and sang in the hotel South Boas everyone has a green coconut and drinks Ito pure waNear the Maori village of Kahokaw Pluto Geyser shoots hot water and Steam up to SO feet, and boiling mud pools spurt big blobs continuously into tlie pany. a Robinson, an ambulance driver entered the Army In May. 1965, completed basic training at Port Knok, Ky.. and arrived Dunham hove them cleaned the safest and most ScoU Melvin became their adop­ ted eon. Hl* parmto brought him to church Sunday morning where By taxi toured the Wand, stop­ cent dinner guest of Mr. and ping at an Interesting museum Mr* W"d Cteeeeman. * Mark in a park and to take pictures Week*, who la in military aerof a - pretty lily pond where saw soma naked little boy* and .girls with one garment, for wasthri la always warm. A night's sailing and our ship wm at the wharf in Papeete, oapktal of Tahiti, and a group of CLEANING If you ora proud of your furnishings dance. The streets were dirty and shops are Chinese, for Poly­ nesians are lazy and get their food from the rich jungle soil Shade and Andy were Mr. and Mra. Marvin Shade and family of Sunfield. Mr. and Mr*. Dean Shate and family of Hastings MILLER'S Duradean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS are being fed now, will abund­ antly repay next Bummer by the Insects they will destroy. session and many members were 1 living at thia Hotel. Built on 1 hills «hte dty contains fine gov­ ernment buildings, a good har- . bar and several parka In om of by boa about the tropical Island which waa a magnlfkant floral stopping at beautiful viata our ship was tied to a wharf kt points: Capt. Obok’a monument; Pago Pago, where, aa In all an Old lighthouse; Arahurehn Polyneaslan islands, native wo- For the guy who’ll rather drive than fly: Chevelle SS 396 once sacrificed to the gods and To aavw a day we went on a at the tomb of the last ruler, amall ship to Lyttelton, on the King Pomare. on top of which is South Island; the aea was very a' flre-toot replica of a nun botrough and we spent the most uncomfortable night experienced on any of our many voyage* How glad we were to reach the people wtro fat, lazy and happy harbor from which explorers and looking. Why work when land and aea and a paternal Ameri­ can government furnish plenty? forgettable. ’ After five more day* aallllng reefs. only small ships can reach on tmnqulll' seas we reached the shore. so our ship anchored i Honolulu ibr the fifth Ume. We a mile away and two boats j wintered in Hawaii IB years ago brought about fifty Inhabitants out with Jewelry. doth, and capped mountains and TMman,land many of you received our Sea. 1.400 mite* to Melbourne, Australia, and from grand South-, ern Cross Hotel made dally Journeys about the State of Vlc- like beet in tlie United Stales, which Included an excellent din­ ner at the House of Cathay— happy and content. I am disappointed with thia greatly curtailed report of our 17,000 mile journey with so this lovely lady took us In lire car for sightseeing about Auck­ land. largMt city in N. r. with 400.000 people. It wee cod for Chevelk SS 393 Sport Coupe wiih Body by Fithtr. ConrerlibU alto available. it la impossible to are thingy as they are through another's eyes or word picture* are the opposite of our* and In April and May the Fan flower* and tree coloring were beautiful. Miss Heaps told us name* of plants strange to us and pointed out places of interest. At a mu- Time ends everything and we boarded the Mkmtervy (a sister ship of the Mariposa on which we started) for our return Jour­ ney. It waa tied to a wharf in Woonoomooioo Bay. and Alice This year will boon come to a close and may we forget the days of menial and phyalcal pain, and remember only ths many good days, and hops and pray 1906 will be a better year of health. happiness. good-will and peace for all In this troubled THE CHEVROLET WAY on wide-base wheels. Start it up aadyoe've tuned in on 3M enbk inches at Turbo-Jet VS. Get It OMving and suddenly you’re a driver again, with things to do. With feari to shift. A dsteh to wort. Stif- LAPO PHARMACY adjusting brakes to riow yon dswa. Even a set at puges to read, If you Wbat’s naw In your home? The force that drives ts Chevrolet's 396-cu-tn Turbo-Jet VB, which gen­ erates 325 hp in standard form; 360 hponjrourprder. , specify them. East Doud By Mn. Uoyii Omn New lake a curve and dlscsver a ■Moth-rtitag car that taa’l a noose ia the comers. This CbenUe utterly <tosurgery Saturday. Feb. 5, * Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids * Mr. and to* Marvin Fekte and Sharon from Dowling call­ ed on their grandparent* WU1 Ourds. Bunday. Feb, a. e Mr. and Wi Lloyd Owen called al Wil­ liam Cux al Nashville, Satur­ day, Feb. 5. * Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Owen, Owvn L. and Bhur- lights to creaked roads. This, yen see, Is a Cksvelle 88 SN. It also features a floor- mounted shift, fully Synchronized 3« speed transmission and a choice of rear axle ratios. Stiffer coil springs and shock absorb­ ers comeatstand­ ard equipment on the SS 396. 5 A bm< MwiraUy. Bat akat Batuntay. FVto B. Mr. and Mra. Henry Leinaar of Oaitar Lake, Mr. and Mra Verner Boltaer of Nashville and Mr. and Mrt. Harry McOurkln IARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1415 S. HANOVIk HASTINGS I PH. wi �Winter Brings "White" Snow — Classifieds Bring "Green" Cash rvxucariox 8-JHH HA8TINO5 BANNER CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE [AjE MODEL USED CARS HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 Sift PRICED TO SELL BARRY'S SAVE $ $$ Chrysler - Plymouth CHEVROLET 1M4 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering S. Honovar at City Limits M35 S. Hanover 1M4 DODGE MODEL 330 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic drive. Radio. One owner. 31.195 IBM FORD GALAXIE 5M 4 Dr Sedan. Has automatic drive, power steering and WI 5-2425 U»d?r.Volt Baltdlas WI 5-2426 trade. Save 3M 31.585 1965 CHEVROLET Mecayne 4 Dr.; 8 cyt. autemrtlc. .000 wMtos. Car Rka rwwl 1584 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan513*5 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Has full power. 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVUle. Factory air condltlon- 1964 CHEVROLET Save on this one52,395 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. Sedan. Has 8 cyl. engine. Automatic drive and fad Io. 31250 1964 PONTIAC 1M3 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 3 Dr. 8 cyl. Sid. trans. Radio. One ownerSIAM 1B63 MERCURY MONTEREY Custom 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto­ matic drive, power steering. 1964 BUICK IMS MERCURY HARDTOF 1963 CHEVROLET 1M2 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyL 4 Dr. Station Wagon. VI en- III 1862 MERCURY 4 Dr. Custom Sedan. Power steering and brakes. ....81,1*5 1963 BUJCK ILL 1963 BUICK ELECTRA llxtlnxi, MlrMyen correctly, 1864 VALIANT V100 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Automatic. Radio. CARDS OF THANKS » IN MIMORIAMS—2c asr word. pUeo‘lrkddln<f iL?CI is uW k«*riac. 1M3 CHEVY MONZA dio. heater. 1963 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl, Btd, Radio, w/walls. 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. cyl. Radio, heater. Calendar of Special Events TUESDAY, MARCH 22 I HASTINGS BPW STYLE SHOW 1MZ RAMBLER CUSTOM —Tuesday. March 23. Central 4 Dr. 6 cyl- Automatic. Radio, Auditorium, for Scholarship beater. Cheap I Fund. 1961 RAMBLER STA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. 1961 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walla. IBM FONTIAC STA. WGN. 4 Dr. Power steering, seats and brakes. Automatic. THURSDAY. FEB. 34 HOSPITAL GUILD NO. II — M«;ts Thursday. Feb. 24, at horn? of Mrs. Earl Johnson. 509 W. Colfax at 2 pm. HELP WANTED 1963 MERCUBY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering 1M1 MERCURY METEOR , V8 Sedan3475 Used MU CADILLAC . 4 Dr. Sedan Deville. Fully ' MUlpped Including air condl■ tiontng. Showroom condition IMS OLDSMOBILE radio, whitewalls, sharp. 1BC4 VOLKSWAGEN excellent condition. 1864 PONTIAC . . . Booneville Convertible. Fully equipped including 421 engine, a wide-track beauty. ' 1864 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. i, radio. One local 1M1 CADILLAC . . . Beautiful blue Sedan DeVUle. Air conditioning, full power and all the extras, fully guaranteed 1B63 CHEVROLET rar steering. good 1M1 PONTIAC brake*, white with black vinyl ua roKTuc . . . Catalina 3 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering, radio, whiteIBM OLDSMOBILE . . . Blarfire 2 Dr. Hardtop. GOODYEAR BROS. WI 5-5052 MAHLER MOTOR SALES SPECIAL! 1310 N. Michigon (Limited Time) NOTICES MOTTOS or BEAMING ON SAMY COUNTY SOWING OBDINANCX FUXUCATIOX OXDXX. Nev • Remodel KAECHELES 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up Fal’lko B^rrTV2aa“1,aark"** , Haulage, Mlrklgaa, 1:00 a.s. to OO naan ead 1:00 pa. to 0:00 Be: Koc*r O. Klditen SIS Koloamoo Bulldin KoUmnoo. Mirhlaaa OBEEB—OaaaraL llallr the aamo aa Ordlaaaeoe wbleh I 2/17 1865 VOLKSWAGEN 3 Dr Sedan Radio, etc. 1864 GALAXIE 5M 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. W/walls. Power steering. 1M4-T. BIRD 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes. Automatic 8 cyl. One owner. 1863 GALAXIE 508 2. Dr. Hardtop Fastback Cruto-a-matlc. 8 Cyl. Power steering, w/walls, radio. 5X% Land Bank intefest rates remain at 5'/i %. Get lha_money you need to build your farm business—get it at this low rate. Repay­ . ment terms up to 35 years. No prepayment penally. See us about penalty. i a Land Bank Ioan I With Electric Start, Auto­ matic Type Transmission, HASTINGS OFFICE »Sale ’699” —Small Down Payment— FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY -37 So. 845-3150 1/17 MOBILE HOMES Low car mileage. (8-10-12 Ft. Wide) NEW end USED nr. , 1 Went Adi Sell Unused Items. Over Start's Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS Large quantity of Ladles' WINTER SKIRTS and SWEATERS Ladles' & Men's PAJAMAS WINTER COATS & DRESSES sUU HALF PRICE 1963 FALCON DELUXE 4 Dr. Wagon. Automatic 8 cyl. Radio. • OLDS - CADILLAC GOOD AS NEW STORE Men's SHORTS & Boy s T-SHIRTS FOR SALE-MI5C. BIG SALE owner car that 12$ N. Mich. Ph. 945*2421 carefully reooodlART MEADE, Salesman Don't lot troubles plogus you . WALK UP AND SAVE! x 3/17 DOG N’ SUDS DRIVE-IN . . . OPEN . . SAVE UP TO $1,000.00 (Mon.. Tues, Wed.. Thurs.) (We Buy Mobile Home*, Also) (Friday) MIDLAND MOBILE HOMES (Saturday) 4624 S. Division Grand Rapids. Mich. Ph 532-5065 M-37 West Old established financial Insti­ tution has unusual opportun­ ity for family man 25-50 In good health, with substantial business or sales experience, and genuine interest in people. College preferred. Classroom and field training. Guaranteed income plus commission and benefits If qualified. For Inter­ Lana, Wilmette,’nilnols. or houses on wheels PBA. ap­ phone 2560060. 3/17 proved: Bend 53.00 for beauti­ ful colored catalog of 177 floor WANTED—Lady to care for con­ plans, booklet offering 580 valescent patient, not bedrid­ plans, national dealer Informa­ den. live in or ouL Phone WI tion. and new house trailer 5-517® anytime. tf material, to: Franklin Thrift Homes. Inc. (America's finest WANTED —General office help, pre-cut homes) Dept T. P.O. typing and varied office duties, Box 831, State College, Pa. Zip shorthand helpful. An equal 18801. 2/24 opportunity employer. Write Box 1004, Hastings Banner. 2/17 * Helt Wonted DOMESTIC ELECTRIO SEW­ ING MACHINE — Cabinet model, buttonhole attachment, 53280; 4 Volkswagen tires, size ail 4. Phone 5-6310, 2/24 New Moon trailer with S' x 10‘i' enclosed porch. Phone 387-3853 after 5:30 or week­ ends. 3/34 APPLES We're open daily—except Sunday BLENDED CIDER . It's FRESH. No preservatives. GOOD POTATOES Nelson's Welcome Orchard H mile north of Ionia on M-66 tf young trainees in engineering LOT OWNERS-We buUd and and other general office fields finance, For Information on Background ot mechanical spring building, prices and drawing ant! typing desirable. floor plana, write Darwin Ben­ Must be neat appearing. An jamin, HOMESTEAD CORP, equal opportunity employer. Sunfield, Mich. Phone 3-6300. Write: Box 1004. Hastings Banner. 2/17 IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY PENNEY'S IS ACCEPTING AP­ FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM PLICATIONS FOR PART­ SERVICE! No charge for over­ TIME OFFICE WORK — Must size prints. . tf have some knowledge of book­ keeping and filing. Apply in WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new Ungs. 1/17 ZIP Code number. Threa-Una WANTED AT ONCE 5225. This Includes, pottage Rawleigh Dealer in 5880 or write “J? BurPWs Spec­ FINANCIAL PROGRAMS. Inc. ialty Shoppe, Delten. Mich.. N. Barry Co. or Hastings 48048. tf 4922 S. Division Write: Grand Rapids. Mich. 4B508 . 2/24 COMPLETE OARAGE EQUIP- RAWLEIGH DEPT. MC B 851 3, with Host Naw Electric UpFreeport, Hl. Brush. No wet carpets or handtf INVESTIGATE ACCIDENTS — 2/17 Earn 48 44 hour, part or full time. Car furnished. Expenses FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HADI WAITRE8S WANTED — Apply —Use RexaU's fast permanent. in person at 231 W. State, Haspaid. -No experience required. Regular 32.00—Now 31 DO. No Ungs. Oould's Restaurant. 3/3' Men urgently needed now. pre-ahampoo—No after odor. Free Information. Write UNI­ Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy. TWO COOKS for 10 weeks sum­ VERSAL. CW-2, 8801 Hillcrest. mer camp four miles from Dallas, Texas 75205. 2/17 Hastings. Prepare evening meal TABLE PAPER — For picnics. FARM LOANS—loans are POSITION OPEN as manager family reunions, lota ot usee. ning meals Tuesday through still available I Re-finance that and caretaker of the Hastings Friday beginning June 13 contract or other debts, buy Riverside Cemetery. Must be ner dfflce. through August ISth. Write: more land, or Improve your Hastings Banner, Box 1003. tf property with a long-term real FOR SALE —50 tons first and second cutting hay. alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Corner* AppllcaUons must be made tn 537-4510. 1/10 671-6216. tf writing to: Charles H. Hinman, Preaident, c/o Hastings Post NEW KINO EVAPORATOR el leleated u axelade or die Office, Hastings, Michigan. ARD COPPER PAHB—SU. 14ear.gi appUsaUoas trsw.psnaat 2717 >r the eoavooleaeo e( reader! beage tanks and gathering cart raw toeaa ooeepalleaa ar* ooainsist ON MIC LADIES — To sell and demon­ with a new gasoline motor, Idorod noro altnclivs *0 pereoai TLEDOAEI gee strate Studio Girl Fine Oos•a* ms Ibaa ike elkor. Dispump. hose, a lot of maple-flow ertDlaatlM In eaipleymul beeeeee ot MS I* aretebUe* by the 1844 commissions. Write: Ruby GUIsee this modern outfit. Milton EJsrvlco. Ph. ¥71 Hammon, Otsego. Ri, Phone 06 2-2486. 2/17 • Rapids, Michigan 48606. 2/24 YOUR OPPORTUNITY—We wlU train you to become a branch manager. Rapid advancement, outstanding salary opportuni­ ties and employee benefits. least high school graduate, and have a car.- Phone Mr. How­ ard at 945-3434. Local Finance Corporation, Hastings 2/17 ★ Business Services 2/17 BARGAINS tn The Banner Want Ad section . . . Hastings' top Shopping Guide: Top rai­ J®"- Action wun s Ofaction 1 Call WI 6-3441. OIN Q INCOME TAX RE­ TURNS at you rplace or mine after 4 pm. O. W. Spencer, 1001 S. Dibble, Hastings. Ph. WI 5-5058. 4/14 paid off: Stop Depredation: Live in Trailer until house is completed: We also manufac­ ture custom built house trailer* week. Uve near lake and Chieago, wonderful opportunity , for young girl or older woman. Reference* required. Reply to GENERAL CLERICAL HELP — ★ Notices NOT JUST A JOB 1883 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE RenneR Ford Inc. SERVICE — Mercury outboard BUT A CAREER . . . We will accept farm tools or tractors in trade on these units. *8 HELPER desired by 15. Small family, own ICE — Trimming. cabling. r»Phone OL 3-8068. NsAhvills, Mich. tf wheels. like new. call after 8 ELECTRIC Razor* repaired-^ Special —Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 1135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 K. BUte Bt, Hastings tf A- Business Opportunities 1861 FALCON FUTURA 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard. 8 CyL Radio, vr/walls, vinyl trim 19C PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 8 Cyl. Automatic. Power steering. WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make use of ih« Horn* <>fllr« CUT HOME —Easy financing: Springfield 7J H.P 1965 COMET A large selection of tools 404 Series,________ Cyl. Standard. available for this tractor— Power steering. 1864 COMET CALIENTE 8 CyL Standard. BARRY COUNTY tOMIXO COMMTAinON IIABTIMOII MUTUAL 1W1UMAMCB COMPAJTV, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Classified Paragraphs k Automotive TRACTOR "WHITE SALE1 USED CAR SPECIALS WI 81 CHEV. IMPALA-2 Dr. Hard- Phone WI 5-2479 1945 F 188 H TON PICKUP 8 Cylinder. I'll r^PWaelarr Farm Machinery 124 N. Jefferson REAHMS CARS NOTICES HASTI NGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 rubber. A-l shape. Loaded! 4 ---Wheel Drive ----------.82.195 1963 CHEV. IK TON TRUCK Has rebuilt engine51350 IB54TORD 1 TON EXCITING VALUES Barry. C ■I:-Mr.- Heating - Plumbing Service Attention: 1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR Men and Women Automatic. Radio. Heater. 2M N. Mkl>K» 2/17 Do you need extra money to supplement present earning? If you have car and phone you may qualify fpr top-paying FARM IMPLEMENTS job as House of Fuller repre­ sentative. More than 10,000 men and women now earn upwards of 580 weekly working 15 to 20 flexible hours. For more information write: FULLER BRUSH COMPANY 2488 Gaywood —Used Wheel Horse Lawn Trac­ Kalamazoo or phone: FI 5-2BM tf tor with mower and blade. IM1 COMET ‘ Hydraulic. A-l shape! Dr Sedan. Standard trans. 3495 —Used 3 pt. Rear Blades—7ft OLDS PUaUCATtOX OXDXX. A Ml*hh wi>.' HeeUeri. MleAlsea. a bearias whlrh all erod ion of «U 1964 DODGE DART 8 Cyl. Standard Trans, 1965 FORD H TON PICKUP Like new. Has radio, etc. 31.825 19*5 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP | 1961 Mtaklge. Arleae W. Caapkell, 1864 FORD 2 Dr. 8 Cyl. Automatic. Radio. —1846 John Deere B Tractor. 1861 COMET Starter and lights. 4 Dr Sedan. Automatic drive and radio3558 —1963 John Deere 2010 Tractor. 1963 CHEVROLET luw of DISPLAY CLASS HID WINICK'S 1M3 DODGE MODEL 440 4 Dr. Sedan. Has V8 engine. Automatic drive, power steer- Ill boariaa ko b*M ~ <k« X.i.-.r.l li.r.l MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. I UU FlSHiQNED FBj IARKE BUICK tEGALS WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass & Radiator Shop, 313 N. Jeffer- 4000 BALES OP HAY—35c to 68c per bate. Phone: Lacey 788­ 3467, 8:00 to 9:15 pzn. 2/34 AI£9 ANONYMOUS- OUR GROWING BUSINESS de­ mands that we enlarge our sirvioe facilities Immediately. 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK i city limits, yard. School additional man In the lube and light repair department Also FmMT Renner PLANT GUARDS in Hastings WANTED TO RENT OR UEASE _ TVl«» nr r™. . --__ r. ' Phono WI 5-4721 i/n «/W �Kroger Report Printers Errors Record Butinen Create Curious Plans Card of Thanks N®* CABn or TMAXBI _ . iway Beautification Bible Editions KS of Biblical mlng to limited to the survey. O7J33J71 legistUm pnacribProriatomof highway funding many service* to cair Bfate Highway Director How­ the Rev. Buwalda for ard K Hill said the proposed JegMaUon pamed by the recent program ha* bean subratoted to the U. K Bureau ot Public Roads Hom*. MOT Church ladle* and achedukd federal participation Rev. Heirigel ‘Takes’ Rolariant On World Tatar Thto ia equivalent to * rec- J>C fr miliar Uripatlon in federal funding la generously contributed to the All of this sum. except (&M.000 for erenin strip acquiaiUon Don Scavone tz Family Kenneth Stamm dr Lynden Oarroll Stamm di Family beautification on major nontmarstato highway*. ProjMta valued at I3.000.50C alongside Interstate routes and coinpara- the jrgldahire. A legislative com­ mittee to conducting hearings throughout the Blate, on the In Memoriam Mi: were opened during UM*. Ill Barry County, described US-23 north of Ann Artxr; WE LL START WITH THE ATTIC IN MEMOBIAM In loving memory of our dear Included in the projects la aon and brother, Frank McNutt. the planned InataUarion of mod- U8-23 north of>lho Ohio State of Dowling. ♦ A Valentine Bunera toilet fadlllk* at a total of Uno; US-131 aouth of Cadillac; Methodist Church Saturday af“Bo suddenly you ware sailed. The facilities would be providternoon. A11 Sunday school To be in God * Kingdom abo’ always retroic in both the westbound and dren played puncs and enjoyed member Your goodness and your love. candy. Sadlx missed by Mra. Elnora Whitney ot Lan­ all the family. sing aaa a Saturday dinner LEGALS OBDH or PUBUCATIOM— New locaUooe proposed for roadside planting* are on US-23 s«nlr« run at U Kaaa Dal***: r»k*Mry ?lb, ' Philip H. MilchHl publication obpbb. Muskegon. US-31 (BL) in Mus­ kegon. US-131 in Kainmawno, and ' at the following interohangta: U8-33 aouth of Ann Arbor, M-14Plymouth Rd., 1-75 (aix inurchangos between Flint ' Clarkston) and 1-75 at Birch Run Rd. Baird: lMir*>n 5. IM* Philip H MlUkrtl J«*s* rt Pro rUBLICAT1OH OBDEB PUBLICATION OBDEB. dude Phil Hlgbto, Richard La*- Beater BlbleU and Mra. Prank Davidhaay. Af­ ternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton and chll- McCrumb. plagued Biblical scholars even Mistakes were so prevalent in Pennock Hospital thelr daughter. Mr. and Mra. Crown took control of Bible Robert Work and children near printing, and even today a limi­ Muskegon. ♦ Mr*. Greta Blough ted number of British publisher* AD MITTAM OS* rsae era at aiuinuj James Version. DMLTON Bill Blough and children were Robert Blough at Northville. nlng viators. Myera and Mra. George Owen vt-uwd Mra Marvin Edward* tn Hastlngs Saturday. * Mra. Jim Butterworth Hospital, Saturday. Burghdoff of Hastings and Mra. printed a New Testament sprink­ led with typographical error*. grandmother, Mra. Gary Btudt, an Pennock Hospital. Thuraday. the unrighteous shall inherit the Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell kingdom of God." Field * edition spent Saturday with J. D. Grin­ Hiuraday. survives aa the "Unrighteous Mr. and Mn. Martin Tuttle Bible." nell and family at Algonquin The "Wicked Bible" of 1831 tor*. * Mrs. Floyd Fisher ar Mra. Robert Newton attended Mra. Karl Tuttle. * Bunday call- and all thexi- Sunday dinner and survived. Hasting* and Mra. Bob Fuller and aon of Chicago were Tuesday * Roy Blough. who has spent the Pool Bible.’' tn which rtora ot Mra. Robert Newton. Hospital, returned home BaturMra. Robert Newton cost the printers 3,000 pounda Rapids Saturday, Hr Mr. .and Mrs. Ed Nash returned home Mrs. Kellii Boat and Mra. Lorna last Monday alter spending two Thuraday. * Rev. Alice of Byron attended the Brethren Church and School, n*.- Rev. W. O. I*«M*calle •*d» u pro ful unto him, cndeavorrth to Bunday supper giiests of Mr. and of Saginaw and north ot Flint, and north of Clarkston; I-M Freeport publioatiom oanu. Supply Bowling team. Bunday Mrs. Leighton Yoder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blough. Mr. and Eckert and children were SunPortland In the weotbour.d lane; 1-190 aouth of Holland and I­ Bouwens of AUo were Bunday 196 aouth of Douglas. H .BM. WHAM. * * Modem toilet facilities would Postma. * Mrs. Ivan Roush re­ of Clarksville were Sunday dinceived a call from her aon. Tom, on UB-10 near Midland. US-23, south of Ann Arbor. UB-27 north Mrs. Elnora Whitney of Lansing. the former's wedding annlverof Alma, US-27 north of Ithaca, U8-31 north of Muskegon and fie Parker. local, were Saturday Mr. and Mra Wayne Pi rids Ann Arbor and cast of Ypsilanti, Stuart and children were bun­ ttoy dinner gueata of Mr. and cost of Howell, and I-ISO south Mrs. Robert Anderaon of Union of South Haven. City. * Mr. and Mra. Claude Walton and Mra. Ivan Rouah nine planting projects tn screen spent Wednesday In Grand Rap­ Junk yards c id* They were luncheon gureu and UB-131. * Mrs. Claude Walton vLsiled fly Mrs. Sylvan Ta/f yard screening 1* 25 percent as Mra. Mona Viotch of Lake Odea* Wednesday, while Mr. Walton attended a fanner* meeting. * and daughter*, Biuuvn of Boa­ tings and Mra. Connlo Dukes, local, visited Mra. Oust Wlngeier al Sunshine Hospital and Floyd and Mra. Lutlier Storczyk of Alto Grigor at Butterworth Hospital. and Mrs. Charles Overholt, local. Sue Thaler spent Friday night IUbIIb«i. MirhiaiB Mra. Andrew Brandt, Mrs Lorna Ptoh. Paul Bteckle and with Candy Bennett, of MlddleMDBB OT PUBLICATION— Powell, during hi* talk. And Griffin, United Bunday Beason Chapman of Oirta Igtau. Calif. W Mr. and Mrs. Ruaetil Price vialted Mi and Mrs. Gerald Thomp­ son of Ionia, Bunday.- * Robin ford printed ■ magnificent edi­ tion of the. King Jaw» Bible But it proved to be an full of Mr. and Mra. Richard Bird mistakes Uwt the edition quick­ and family enjoyed a picnic near ly acquired the nickname day with Mr* Effie Parker. * Yankee Spring* Bunday and Basket I ful of Error*." Mra. Dun Postma. Mra. Art • hunted" deer with their camera. Moore, Mrs. Ivan Roush and Mra. Sylvan Tagg spent Thurakee Springs. Charles Blough attended the fu- (for rineysrd). visiting her grandparents. Mr. who la vacationing in Florida. * and Mra. Ricliard Shoebridge. * Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gelgvr and Mra. Ray Reed of Grand Rapids visited her motlicr. Mra. S.ella Bunday lunch guests of Mr. and Mra Don Dalton ot Bt: Johns. * bridge home Sunday. Linda Guernsey and Sandra urday visitors at the Merton Mishler of Grand Rapids at Mr. and Mra. Alien FLUi visited Mr*. Gertrude Won' and Ralph Shoebridge of Freeport and seve­ Roth's Funeral Home In Lowell. ral girls from Middleville attend­ Story of Lowell last Monday. Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*. Milton graphical error changed "mured a birthday ruid slumber party dania were Sunday visitors of SunSaturday with Carol Higgins of her sister. Mr. and Mra. Merton Gun Lake. * Mr. and Mra. Rua- Mroccar. w David Blough of Blough home Friday. Mr. and Mra Donald Crites wire Wing was a Monday supper luncheon gwwta and later guests raIwZ, -ri-i— * Gm riwZJ.’ i,ar«'13. MT. and Mra. Charlen k-uest or death." In Che third. Che phrase were Mr. and Mra. Reuben * Mr. and Mra. Norval .Merton X cm®, Jr. of Eaton Rapids. * Th<ler ®»«Talncd the Freeport, birthday, dren first be filled.” became ia an effective attended the Norm American_________________________ 1 Mra. Addle Scott of Portage and “ Mra. Evie Bunnell of HasUngs Beauty Show in Detroit. Bunday. were Wednesday visitor* of Mr. * Mrs. Mario Burdick and John and Mra John DeWecrd. * Mr. Black of Hickory Comers were and Mra Frank Rouah of Milo were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mra. John DeWeerd. * George Estep were Bunday dinMra. Claries TunUs and chil­ dren of Hastings were Friday visitors at the John DeWecrd home "We'ra As Near As Your Telephone" SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE a. Is l*a fro I 1PM. el »:oo »•», It.iimuXI. Mkhlean 1 OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. MMNBM ■■IMISg UetUsgs, Mkhlses Tuesday supper guests of his parents. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dukes; * Mra. Leo Kyser and Daritxus of Clarksville, and Mrs Harry Relglar of Wcet Freeport were Monday dinner gueots of Mr*. Floyd Dukre to help Imt celebrate her birthday. * Huw- at the Ployd Dukes home * Mrs PYgyoATiotr oBDBB. hiA of MIHrtsao. Hastings wer^Baturday visitors Sunday dinner gucsto of Mr. and Bunday. Peb. 8. luncheon Business Directory P80DUCTIH ami . amiAIlH MIMOtlAL MOHUMWTS OF DISTINCTION Lowrance BroHi*<« Offica Hour* a nr. Phone 945-9415 Automobile Uen* State Fane.lnwraece AUTO — BONDS celebrate her birthday with a beautifully decorated cake and Mra. Ltnie Blough and Mra. Mina Wieland spent hut Wed- Mil S. moh.. wd: Wtokart of Grand Rapid* * Mra. Sylvan Tagg entertained the W8C8 Thuraday. There were 12 member* and fire guorta present SHERWOOD-STACK INSURANCE AH Ferm* of Iniurancaand Bondi JEBBY ANDRUS Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place far Future Reference LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au- Mrs. Ed Rice at the Quimby I MeUxxhst Church. Sunday. Mr. and Mra Don Wallunas1 WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship Gilmore Jeweler*, 102 L Stete Mra Kazys Pusnlkas of Hartings Automobile 6r Machinery CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Hal­ The Freeport Mother* Club ting* Floor Covermg. 123 W. mot Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 15 COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ Stat*. WI 5-5118. at the Freeport Elementary building. A bake goods sale was ICE—Fint clau work. Call WI held and a Rrpgram including discussion of the proposed mill­ age rote. Freeport ciUxcns will WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— be able to cast their vote at the Guaranteed workmanihip Alto PYseport village hall. The Jolly Seniors will meet CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— with Mra. Ivan Roush Thuraday. State St. fkb. 17 with a 6:30 supper. Repair* and aharpening. Saw parts and Mjpfdtot- McCulloch The Freeport Chees Club held 3rd meeting Feb 3. Officer* ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. ted are: PrertdenL Bernard PAIRED m heavy ga/menti Red ■lough; vice preaident. Glenn Wtog (porting Boots and Shoes. Brovont; Secretary - treasurer.' Beebe's Shoe Shop, 123 $. Richard Kunde; Billy Newton. fafferaon. RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Rogre Blough and Gayto Thaler I t achdol building. Tiacre are no GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All small home money. Kveryotie la invited to Buaine** Service* Offered PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rtt* Water Systsrm. Sold, imtalM. aervksd. Electric. Cloverdale 623- Mrs. Pete Walluna*. Wieland were Mra Karl Llvlng- AfSncy for ROBERT W. 8TAUK. Owner tended the funeral of Mra- Alma Mishler. Bunday. * Mr. and LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Inatallation, Dry Welt, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 far lit 1.000 gals.l. Call 945-5482. ■ li£j. Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED while you watt. Ben Franklin Store. Slate GET YOUR READY-MIX frdm the at Jefferson. Phons WI 5-2123. RENTAL pF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Headquarters for hospital lup­ ALL GRADES WASHED *5AND in. Gardner's. Phone 945­ 2134. Co. Home office 822 S. Bgpion. Phone WI 5-5412. Plan?. W. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ ING done al th* farm according to your specification*. Farm Bur­ Miscellmaeotts eau Servkrt, MJ7 So, WI 5­ 2223. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT SEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ TER ‘ ICE — 24 hour Ssrvic* (Hack and whit*!. Jscgbt Prescription 221 W. Mill. Pharmacy. Phone Wi 5-2466. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE ice, 218 N. Jefferson. Phone WI 5-5178. MOBILE HOMES SALES Rodio, Tefavisioei TROPHY CENTER SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of ttsc- David Munn and son of Irving. Mra. Gerald Durkee and daugh­ ter* of Wat FYwport. * Ray Wieland and children of Wel- 5ENTZ TV COLOR SAUS AND LERVKE — 315 L Hea over, 945-3862. Free tervH* far en* in our new building *t 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING TVS. RADIOS Jefferson. Experienced mechanKaliev Electric UU4U.UI. KO., 0<4 MnJQlSVIlie 5-5052. land nf Harting* W Mra Mlns Wieland wm a Bunday dinner lew. Mra. George Mann and ehll- Call 945-3481 If You Would Uka to ba Mated in LowcH * Mr. and Mm Keith pantod Mr. and Mra. Howard ■fa i till and W. and Mr*. Ftoyd 1 PJ Thia Weekly Service anil Repair Guide �tor departmsnt, *1*440: NashvilleCouncil *5.000; fire board. *1.501. sanitation department *8,300. Studies Budget For Next Year Middleville The Mart Vine village, council ■wt Thuraday svenlng. and studIsd the budget for next year. Which WIU be rcratlnteed by the Carlton Grangers •*previously, another Report Activities as held February 17. Hospital, She would appreciate Mrs. Clair Williams Wednesday. * Friends have heard from the Roy Kelleys that Uicy are nice­ ly situated in Mountain Horne, economics chairmen at Carlyle Brown and Stanley Kltoh will lead in the discussion A Mr. and Mr* Byron Rowlander were din­ ner guests al Mr. and Mi* Clair WUllam* Bunday. A Bernard of Carlton Orang* Wising*, who had serious surg­ ery at Btodgett Hospital a month her utD to Florid* Monday. She1 DeUvery, Mountain Home, Art. the Incidental fund* ner mp to noxsa* wauray. ~»|.rhe („npnillurt. va* In lhe SO** 1.029 which includes Mr* Francis White, whose recreation program. {sister and husband, Mr. and Mra. Tlxornton on Grand Rapid* I street. A Mr* Glen HoUa re­ Ttw polk* department budget sunny south. turned home Friday after vlaltWM estimated to be *10.730. Henning of Whltneyville Road 'pm-iln« hcr lnother' Mrs- Byron street department. *34.780; wa- left for a Florida vacation Fri- rhomM ln Coldwater a couple of day. A Mr. and Mra. Bob Tolan | Lrtttla and Kimberly ac“P4 ' companled their mother. A Mr* of near Hasting Irfl f°T WtUlam William Irwin Irwin ot of Grand Grand Rapid* Rapids spent Tuesday with her daughMr. and Mrs. Stanley Pinketocr mixed business and pl to­ il rc while in Indianapolis, Ind., and returning home Sunday. Re­ new. their daughter, stayed with FAaav 945-942$ would be Youth chairman Jeon Stamm poor physical condition, this man may be asking for a heart attack.The Michigan Heart Association, a Michigan tU>sd FtasB ageacy, says that violent exertion by •persons not used to It may lead to a heart attack. To get In good condition, aavs the Heart Association, exercise reasonably and regularly — uien go siding. Youth ennferecne at MarahaU. March 5 and B, and ot the Farm­ ers and World Affairs Confercnoe at Wesley Woods just south of Dowling. March 23-SO. the Grange flag contest, and a* । his requrat, Mark Newman's i name was removed from the ' membership. The Orange has Mra. Mir* Blnoo from Michigan Ha pointed out that Uie State UnlvtnUy cornea Friday to Orange Is a family organisation oontractcd to serve the Sol! Ctm: acrvatlon dlnnsr on April 12 and another dinner Is under oonriderallon. Pinkbeiner will be in charge. * meen and family returned home sponsible for Rural Free Delivery Sunday. A Mr. and Mr* Harold potluck supper at 7. Marguerite Kermecn and family called on Shroyer la seriously ill in the Mr* Beaux! m Vw Community hospital with a kidney ailment. Hospital Ln BatUe Creek. Mr* Uvea at the Koteeky Nursing Baud, who is M years young, The muddy waters of the Mil­ had a cataract removed Tues­ day morning. She would be most happy do receive cards or visitor* Arthur Simpson, of Rolling Meadow* ni., formerly at Mid­ dleville, Is now a Junior In the in Spain. He la Illinois University In Urban!* She earned a scholarship while com attended the ABA banquet Tuesday matinee of "Sound of on Jan. 27. The family at L. 13. fore blending into a uniform David Otto and family. A Poo- tlllery. 3rd Battalion Malntan- tween United Brethren Church Music" in Grand Rapids. Stamm thanked the Orange tor color, the National Geographic ple were md to hear Mrs. Laura; ance Unit in Germany. He waa at Leighton and the Method , Kltch, mother of Stanley Kkch. a graduate of T-K High in 1M2.---------------------- ------- -------------------Clark Memorial Home on IMfl I who wsa moved to Clark M»-1 MT* Dora Aubtl Is taking care Friday evening at the Leighton money making scheme and they Sherman Street. Grand Rapid* 'mortal Home in Grand Rapid* of Mr*. Flossie Adams in the Church M Harold Noah and Paul Leach While | You Shop. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M.-ll P.M NEW CARPETING Noah and mother, Mr* Oulllan went up Saturday and all re­ turned Sunday evening. * Mr. and Mra. Arthur Smith of Has- Buy Miller's 26 oz. 501 Nylon-$6.95 West restaurant at Macatawa Beach near Holland, Sunday. A The Middleville Reading Club will meet In the Minnie McFall Building March 8. A Mra. Rich- principal of the Minnie McFall Building, spent the weekend in Saginaw. During Our Fabulous and Be Satisfied. 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COTTAGE CHEESE HAWAIIAN PUNCH MARGARINE New Manry "Thunder Red' Kraft's l-Qt. Jar Sport Bicycle SALAD DRESSING Little Boy Blue I-Lb. Bag Incskhore I-Lb. Ctn. Complete with Imperial OR ONE OF THESE 69 49 39 19 3J100 2’£.69 VALUABLE 12-Bags Full of Groceries 2-Basketballs Beautiful Fruit Basket BANQUET Rhone WI 5-2091 .Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 F.M. — Open Saturday* Delaware Insurance executive. Isaac B. Newton, 52, of Milford, Del., didn't believe such a car existed before he drove the new Mercury.------Here* what he said about some of the discov­ eries he made, after looking over the full line: About the power sleeting*, he said: "Drives with such little effort and so stable on the road! Made parking a cinch." About the 410-cu.-in. 4-barrel V-8 power plant: "Soquiet! Can’t hear^ft at all. That pick^^Mawmmmssmw up’s really terrific!” He summed up: "Mercury's my choice after that rider’ And what did Mrs. Newton discover? "Liv­ ing room comfort! And the lines of the car are so beautiful.” Isaac Newton COUPON Worth 39c on a Delidbus Full power choice—ranging up to the Super Marauder 428 cu. in. V-8 with 4-barrel carburetor. Three Iranamiaaion choice*: 3- and 4-»pecd manual, and the butter-amoolh Multi-Drive Merc-O-Matic, 17 models to choose from—in 4 distinguished series, the Psrk lane, Montclair, Monterey and S-55. Plus the Colony Park and lhe Commuter station wagons. 7-position tilt steering wheel*' with power steering and automatic transmission. Many standard safety features including bockun lights, emergency flasher, padded dash and viaor, 4 seat belts. ‘Optional Frozen POT PIES Hot Bar-B-Oued $1.39 Reg. Chicken $ioo WH> Tbte CaapM Mix or Match Special Little Boy Blue Little-Boy Blue UTTU BOY BLUE PORK & BEANS UTTU BOY BLUE KIDNEY BEANS KE“s AQc COO CREAM -JOQpie's 3 = s1 MILK Purcksee Two Hilf- COLA BREAD tnrichad 5 Uon, $1 BATHROOM TISSUES’.^ 5 BANANAS 9 IDAHO POTATOES .ou u, 59‘ Northern Aj»t, (Limit Four Rolls I 39* Golden Ripe Lb. Free Chocolate Milk. Complete Selection F»r Your Convonionco Wo Now Hovo a Now Courts,y Mailing Couniar IIOEDCTTE Tom & Sally 'Ul |h|>E I | L 205 N- Robinson M|CHICAN . . . HASTINGS BEER & WINE Move ahead with Have ygg driven a Mercury lately? Take a ditcaverv ride at: MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Haetinp & Packagad Liauon UHCOUHUOKURV OtVUlOH Hi. WI 5-2479 �le Bradfields o Celebrate Jubilee Sailor on Nuclear Carrier Writes Fourth Graders at Southeastern GutiU at U» William Cramer Bill Cook Receives Bachelor of Arty Vietnam to receive mall from from Olivet MILLER iwarbflqn Very sincerely, Jqjwny C. Kidder. U#J». <Ha also sent a port ca^d color picture of the EnterpriseJ In regard to your quartton*. I on*l carry a machine gun. al- SlbellUS ConCdFt 1STATI MRVICI INSURANCI e BONK Mrs. Osborn Attends Possum Poke Ceremony Mr* BUUanova Qrtxn. VMM of Michigan's (Mtamr OMW a Ind. ths MKMv .at the •iy lived tn Heating* . waa supervisor of Prairieville next concfn wiucn wiu oe rru 121, 4 pm. at Central High Audi- M aa chairman of the board. sponsored Mr. and Mrs Bradfield I- Mr* Gordon Wolfe of Plain- i portl ell spent lhe weekend with My ceiabration P—M 1 M 6 The cmiennlal of Jan Blbattua, social science. Ha also received the Michigan Secondary School Provisional ‘Beaching Certificate. annivenary UtHu Tfc— Church members in Hasting* suffered REAL ESTATE Tkusadav lihrKM* 17. 19M World Prayer Day Set for Friday, Feb. 25 Mother Succumbs mer of Baltimore lownahlp. W. Mn. JrrtU Leisciunan ot Lan- The Hastings Banner honor- arm bomba, rockets played are Alla Marcia fro*. and mis- Karelia Suite, last movsnent oC Sympathy No. XI In D and Finlandia. by United Caudill, an elder devoting full Church time to evangelism In the Church I the federaUon of f war to provide the vice, translated into many dlf- Hastings church for special sarvThey have requested, “No gifts with the special music, different coun- dill attended Owosso C U:10>, was prepared by women NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS Committee of Scotland. Missionary from Japan at Zion Lutheran Sunday France, a title that outranks the Paatar John Bowman, missionenth-day Adventist Church will give the meditation on the topic. Church of Woodland visited Sunday, don. Her headquarters will con­ tinue to be in Washington, where Hastings service on Feb. 25 will be: Mr* Richard Shoebridge. OsU, Evangelical United Brelh- Aasambly of Ood; Mn. Clifford tn Karan*, Colorado and Mon­ rV'I.n t. ...I tana. After Mt oonvendon Ik IMS He joined the LMharon Vote for ward, Preabyterian Church. Special prayers will be gives John WUllam*. British Morion JONES Istoa; Lawrence Larkin. Latin America, enrolling ftnt In Wartburg CdlJege, and subsequently. in Wart­ and Mra Keith Taylor, Africa. burg Seminary In Waverly, low*. Fol lowing his graduation from IS NOW PAYING IBM. been serving soiled in a IJ $ . dly is an axterwwMiyW dr church si 1:30 Hastings Moose Host Mid-Winter Conference • These Certificates Will be Sold in Minimum Amounts of $1,00000 • They Will Mature 12 Months from the Date of Issue ee Chapter boated the r. Conference with Bp- FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION FEEL WELCOME Moose Members Aid Mothers' March cere Vernon Harbin. Wayne Hawkins. Bookkeeping and Banking. YOUR SUPPORT WMJL II APPRECIATED PRIMARY fairs Chairman Gerald CutchaJL under lhe direction of Lorraine Ruth CUrtto of Hastings and Bcrnloe Lobely of Grand Rapids. Balloting ceremony waa presemed by the Ludington Chapter. ceremony was performed by lhe Lowell Chapter. Mooeehaven address waa given by Winifred Snider of Lowell. Mooseheart. Recreation Center MELTAMINS JR. Ch—big Muhipto Vitamins So easy to give to kud». kids... proMfn 1J Wtsmina with Bu plus OF THE DETAILS was by the Holland Chapter Bonnie sponahto. Lillian Oarilnpr, Dorvne Ntokarson. C" key and Judith Aldrich. National Bank of Hastings Rtv Almost 13 Years of Experience in Monday, Feb. 21 Ionia Chapter. The Investiture Holland. Member Fodrrtd $ Eartman. Richard Bryans, Jack Opening TO STOP IN AND ASK US FOR ALL One More Service of ■■ w*' • Lifelong Resident •f Hastings. Zion Lutheran Church next Bun­ day.- The public M cordially in­ vited to attend those meetings. .WUUWl. «M IWimWon abaJrman, with Halon Bow­ man. Ruth Obotey and RUth Curtto .wqrtdng with hor Mar­ garet (Pggl Sergeant wm hoapitallty akainnan, with Lualla Members at the Haminas Kidder. R*tha Pennington and Ruth Ann Service m helper* The meeting took piece at the police in patrolling streets durnew UAW-CfO Hall on Wood- was conducted by the Muskegon ' TREASURER lowshlp through Jesus Christ, ON TIME CERTIFICATES llFDICj’ HASTINGS CITY System and Fadaral Drpotit Insunmco Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 PRISCRi �New Pastor Flagd Waller. Bapi. » school, 10 ML Mind* i« ChlrteHan Bat. Sabbath school. 0:30. Worship, Ham Tuesday prayer, 7;30 pm. Bunday. "Faith for Today," « TV. WOOD, Channel, 8, 8:30 a.m. WHERE BUT IN BATTLE CREEK Id. 30 ani. Sunday school 8:15 pm, Christian Endeavor. 1 pm. Evening service. Prayer service, Wed, 7:30 pm. Saturday Sabbath School 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm Bunday, "Faith for Today." on TV, WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am Bunday. Voire of Prophecy, Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 am COULD YOU ATTEND ■ Sunday setoni, 10 am. worship, 11 am. Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. - Waning pray* meeting i Bible study, 7:30 pm CONCERTS GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH a Jefferson * Walnut BCa. Rev. R.sA- Janka, Pastor Worship st 8:15 and 10:45 am. Bunday school and Bible class Henry VanTU, Evoagsllsl 10 am. Morning serflre 11:13 am. Bunday schoaL Thar* are olasssa for all A cordial welcome to all IMS Johnson. Lake Odem. Mich. Bunday school, 10 ML Morning worship, U am. Christian Rodsavor, 8:30 P-m. 8:30, Junior High Youth Pellowahto at the church. . ! 8 First adult class in nhurch membership. Included are Senior High age students. This claas will meet In the dining room of CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. FT. Denis P. Nash. Pastor Bunday Hi sari: 7:30, 11 am. 3:30 Cherub choir practice. 10 WZZM-TV, 13:00 noon chan­ nel 13. 4 First Junior High Class in "The Lutheran Hour,- over church membership WKZO. 12:30 pm; over WBCH. 8:30 Family Night supper In 1:30 pm . Memorial Hall Bring table ser­ vice and.food to pare Coffee, METHODIST a** 9:45 Church school 'll am. Worship service.-Ber­ meo: Proirecant Folly. Children's choir wlU sing. ■ " 'c 7 pm. Jr. High MYF. Hr. High MYP. 7 pm. Sunday, Children and Youth membership class. Monday, 7 pm. Troop 73. Thuraday, 3:30 pm. Children's Hickory Corners, Michigan , Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor >, 15 .am, Banda/. ^h«L . 9:3ff am. Morning group. - 11 am. ■ Morning-wtdBp, jun­ •MOJBL''W»*ltag group. ks: church and pinspxy,provided. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal, 7.30 pm. Evening servtee. Gerald Ostooth, directs*. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family Friday World Day of Prayer, Night. Adidto, YoulhR Juniors 1:30 pm. at Church Of God. and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir Saturday library open 2-4 pm. Mr. and Mi* Fellowship class progvmail a supper al .8 pm. METBODUT CHURCH Cor. of fflsson and Buehler Rd. 4 sal W. of Broadway, Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH U Mlle R qf M-68 on Stats Rd. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school 11 am Morning worship. Wed., 7:45 pm Mid-Week .•Church school. 0:45 am. Worship service, 10:30 am Quimby Church Church school. 10:30 am. Worship service, 11:30 am. Director of Music and Youth 0:45 am. &mday school classes far all ages. 11 am. Message by Qie pastor, "Revival in the Old Testament." Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. Women's Missionary Fellow­ ship 2nd Tuesday, each month. 645 W. Green Street Bunday service, 11 UH. Bunday school 11 am- RIN1TY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lata Street aka Odessa Campgrounds Phone DR 4-^377 Rsv. jerry Boomer, Paste* Bunday school. 10 am. Her. Chalmer Miner, Pastor Phone RO 0-3&00 Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 2 Mlles South of Gun' Laks 0:45 am. Bunday school 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. BERGANZA The Battle Creek Community Concert Association Tuasday-8:30 pm C8B Block­ ade Boys Club. Wednesday Activities 6 am. MBn> Prsytr Band. 9 am. Women's Prayer Band. 7^0 pm. Prayer meeting and The only thine that looks low-priced on a Pontlae Tonpoat is its price stickle. tad that's removable. rmnrn prscttQglly everywhere And llkeall Pontlacs, Tempest Taka H off. and there’s just a pure, unabridged Pontiac.: crisp. Wide-Track style and handling. A handsome * also has a standirrf'rofety package with Hems like seat belts to buckle-front and.rear. (That ought to do for now. ■ interior. Plus the effervescent performance of n now. We'll tell you the rest when you get here.) overhead cam 6 engine that puts out with all the spunk of ah 8. yet saves lika the traditional 6. And of course, -being a Poqtiac, Tempest allows you the luxury of choicawtth options in englngc. transmissions, auspensioM, COMf*AMDTAK30NAD«AAT TOUAPONTiACDtAaiS-AfiOOO.f^A4<tQ5trr^MDGA*5.TOa ’ 107 M Michigan, Hastings �124 N. Irw4w«y Steft Managed Mon. fir Tua, 9 A.M. to « MS. Wed., Thu., Fri. b Sot. 9 A.M. to 9 tjt. Lynn Winans -Local Kroger Store Manager Personally Selected DOUBLE TV STAMPS these Unbeatable Haloes plus 6000 Everyday Low Prices RUSH enderay EVERY WEDNESDAY US. Choice Tenderay Sirloin Steak *ti and Sth Kb &.V79/&69/ T-Bone Steaks b. Rib Steaks 89< We reserve the riehi Be Kmil qua CepytifN lhe Kreeer CeM 19M. WHOLE OR HALF SealBoasli FORK STEAKS OR WHOLE SHANK HALF 3-Legged or Double ‘BONELESS BUTT ROAST DR BtmsmI KWICK KRISP SLICED BACON Redeem ai Kreger Hn ■Ml Feb, 19. 1944. JJJ Hams89c Smoked Hams»>59c PorkButtRoash 69 wheit Pork Loin 79c Fryers ^431 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Peschke s 9-VeneWes Smoked Picnics frob Slkad BEEF LIVER Tenderay Boneless Beef | LRICI MEATS btfaUW f 1 ozen Seafood Sale Serve N* Save CUBE STEAKS *’109 Sirloin Tip Steak *109 ub.pk»B9* Sliced Rscm . 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Facial Tissues “ TOPVAUM tTAaRp£,|, r Scotties ’1 i StnwbirriM 4 |KX O« label SptfLgh Skim Milk ■ FREE IIK-e. el ua tf Heinz Tomato Soup with the purchase of any four cans of debdous Heinz soups. ee lhe purchase el any 2 LaCHOY FOODS White qr Assorted Colors EMJ Aedeem n K^eer M MRM| Scott Towels 5 Rol of 300 hply cheats H x « 2-ply sheafs ScettTtweU3^*85/ U a OX .^ itoM, tcettltoue 8^-89* x 8.43 MOtfi MMTwWyr CutiL Beef sr Csn»s4 Rel ef 120 Lpiy sheets tl x BkKRf LaChoy Rickshaw « ke Peesham of e«y M^e» vS-Mfis. CaAto-M W a n.U|W* PlastlcWreB4mn.es To be given at each store. Simply fill C»Ua-H(. al 30 7" a I r* out this entry blank and deposit at your IriondJy local Krogar Slot c. Hectic lap 3 *>• 85* TOP VAUM STAMM ee fee purcheee al e H fri. ML ef SPOTLIGHT BIAN CO/FH GOLDEN RIPE No. 30 SIZE CRISP MAN COFFER US. #1 RUSSET BAKING CALIF. NAVEL No. 143 SIZE FR»CH BRAND BRAN COFFEE Stalled Pecans, Stalled Walnuts or Pistachio LETTUCE ORANGES $|OO TOT VALUm STAMPS GOLDEN YAMS, ee'Ae pwsMeeTI •n lhe pwtMo ed • SOA. bee RUTABAGAS MICHKAN POTATOES k" wTtw'lTlHA DS3 NUTS RASY MONDAY FABRIC SOFTW K Redeem e< Kreger thru MWR Mi, feb. |3Uy �HoUtein Co Production THE HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Don’t Overinvest In Machinery, Farmers Warned Barry Farm Calendar... rector ot the Michigan Depart­ ment of Agriculture and a for­ mer Barry resident, is to be the main speaker at the annus! meeting of the Federal Land dent, and Dorothy Heisler, Bank Association of Barry, Ionia Springport, secretary-treasurer. and Montcalm Counties. The Mfchlgaa State Guernsey meeting will be held-at 3 pm. Broetifor AasroiaUon: Harold Thursday, Feb. 34, at the Ionia ftrofelftBindy;JMH1 mt; Dale fairgrounds. There will be re­ probably tbe reason. Al- 1 freshments and door prtass^Vlsi- though the demand (s Increa*- 1 log and there is more sugar 1 maple potential, production will I likely decrease by 25 percent in tbe next 10 years. way, stretches out longer than tbs distance from the top at Maine to Florida's Up. —It has the greatest supply at fresh water of any State. —It lias 11,037 Inland lakes and 30350 miles of streams. Bouthwcntem Michigan farm­ ers will have an opportunity on Feb. 24 to hear a panel of Mlch- Michigan Minutemen AX the luncheon, which stress­ ed Michigan raised foods, turkey chop suey wm prepared and rervtd by Mra. David Otto of Otto's Turkey Farm ot Middle­ ville. With It, tbe ladles enjoy- Farm Crops Day For Area Farmers Set for Allegan Freeport chine may save the farmer 500 hours of seasonal labor. It labor Tbe ladies have boon listing cotes the farmer »1JSO an hour, a striae of teas around through be can afford to invest up to the county fcr the purpose of 55.000 and still break even on Mann and clUldren of Petoskey were weekend gueste of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. Robert New­ lunillse in the next five years. ton. Mra. Mann and children Re­ These have brought out aoma mained to spend the rest of the toraresttod suggrattons and will Hoglund saya similar Invest ­ no doubt lead to aaUon from ment analyses can be made for tlie County, District ami State tnrtaOaUon ot an Irrigation sys­ tem. Investment for a solid sys­ About 25 percent of all the tem of irrigation. which requires soil samples taken to tbe State no moving of pipes, could cost are tested at the soil laboratory 'about 117,000 for 40 acres of fa, Thuraday. They reported at Michigan State University. As potatoes—<9.000 more t|»an a more snow there, than In Mich­ The Vertry of Emmanuel part of tbe Nation's flrat compu- 1 •The solid system would re­ igan. * Mra. Effie Park* ac­ Episcopal Church held their or­ tired roll testing program, oomcompanied Mr. and Mrs. Roy ganization meeting on Monday quire 350 Iasi hours of labor than the portable synutn," reports HASTINGS OFFICE Hoglund. 'With labor at *2.00 an 301 W So. Michigan hour, total annual costs would ■ Maw.. Wad.. FrL 8:30-5.-00 be 1340 hlgiw for tile solid sys­ tem. If labor ousts »3.00 an hour, Fbooe W-MIS costs would be equal.** U at this low Mte. Repayraent terms up to 35 yean. No prepayment penalty. See us about a Land Bank loan! the peninsula, however, about 40 percent of tbe producers are tapping "too heavily." Nyland mid interviews with producers showed that about 35 percent now making maple syrup will quit operation in the next 10 years, most of these in MSU Pions 2-Day Food Service Course A Mo and raw-half day con­ ference for restraurant operators and tor food ssrrice operators of resorts. motels and hotels will be held on campus of Michigan State UtdvereUy, Eart Lansing, collected. Nyland contend* March 31. 23 and 33. Transportation at aap to a cen­ tral evaporator plant some dis- William Quinlan Is Senior Warden at Episcopal Church were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman and daughters of Wayne. * Mr. and Mra. Charles Geiger visited his father. Floyd Gdgcr in But­ terworth Hospital, Bunday ove­ Man Bound Over To Circuit Court Moro Information about this ------- -- -------------- - ...------ program can be obtained from with manslaughter, was bound jxxir County Cooperative Exten. .11 sion i « r. office located at . a, 8. a 301 Michigan avenue, In Hartings or day. Feb. 8.. beforp Municipal phone them at HA-Mgl. Judge L. E. Barnett. His 1250 bond was continued. The charge is the result of the crash on Nov. 3? in which Mra. Viola Mae Gelb. 77, Clovtrdote. was killed on the Delton Road west of M-43. near Hasunpi Sunday In honor of Judy’s birthday; “* Mr. and Mra. Gary McGhee and children were Bunday evening lunch guests of Mra. Leona McGhee and AMi- her father's birthday. Mr. and Mra Dick Blough and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Yoder visited Glenn Brovont at Bt. Mary's Hospital and Junior Van Amen at Blodgett Hospital In Grand Rapids Sunday. * Eugene Poll of Ada w-.u a Sunday eve- BOLD CAUENTE HARDTOP! en Humphrey accompanied Mra. Rober. Rein of Algonquin to Kalamazoo Saturday u> visit Mr. and Mra. J. A. RLcliards; Sr. and Mr. and Mra. Cedi Oler vlzliedMr. and Mrs. ihrrest Coleman of South Hastings Wednesday. * Mr. and Mra. Franklin Burgees and children of Palatine. Ill., DON’T GUARANTEE HOT WATER! You can depend on elegant fixtures to give a luxurious appearance, but it’s the water heater that determines the luxury of abundant hot water! With today’s new Faat -Recovery Electric water heater you need never run out of hot water. A FAST RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ba butalled anywhara - ovon in a Hubbard Hills Creek called on his folks Thurs­ day. His wife went into the hos­ pital Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Albert Green had Mr. and Mra. Ma:shall Tripp and Brenda. Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd for din­ ner Feb. 3, in honor of Uremia's 13th birthday, * Mr. and Mra. red-hot-and-sassy entry from cloiatl weeks at the Green home on ac­ count of Albert Green's lllnem. He U on the gain now. Other Whatever’s hot. this one's got! Its way out end wailing.-As quick as you can shake a stick (and that means optional tour-on-thedloor) this onds glowing. going—gone! Other hot options include a Cyclone 390 V-8 bomb, bucket seats. console, vinyl root, tach—you name it! Yodre a fiwinger from the word GO! 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FAMILIES OFBARRY CpUNTY ried daughters ot Squire Hill . PART n ■ The ntariur with tbe Inscrip­ were called upon to help their stotar Della out with the culinary tion work aa well aa acting in other oapadtlm a* waiters at table, and the thousand and one l I have triad to ascertain wK> ,lhe parents of Luther. Calvin a. iand BUaa were. They had oome Ifrom Oates. Monroe County, New York to Michigan. I even bor­ rowed a mlretofUm ot the census of Monroe County of 1830 from the State Library to see if I could find out who the parents Ta Um Editor: I On looking through some1 book* of my stotan, thia aUp of paper fail out. I read It and waa *o impressed, I wanted to share it with someone. My sister has been dead forty years, I haven't the faintest idea by' whom It waa written, nor how long ago. Hare it to: are pained to announce the Then io and behold the Spring t “Forgive me my sin*. O Lord, death at the venerable Calvin Hill, of Middleville tn this coun­ of IMS issue of -Michigan Herl- forgive me my sins, the sin* of I my youth, the sins of my age. the ty, at the ripe age of St.. Mr. I sins of my soul, the Mn* of my HUI was among lhe first setbody; my Idle sins, my serious voluntary sins, the sin* I know, her* when all was a dense wild­ erness. Ic must have been very 11 have concealed so long, and gratifying to his ripe yean to see the rapid strides, the home which are now hidden from my memory. I am truly sorry for of his adoption had matte, dur­ I had quite a time figuring ing the yean of his residence out who Calvto'a daughter Har­ riet married. The first Inkling I got of who she poreibiy married was In a tetter in a tin bo* Bob Weaver tot me take. Thto box was filled with oid legal papers, letters, etc. One letter spoke of Irving Township to paying over 36% mUto and will pay aUghtly over 40K mill* next year. Yan­ kee Springs Tovmahlp to paying over 41 mllto and will pay slight­ ly over M mills next year. Thto Vote for RUBY HENNEY Candidate for Hastings Nazarenet Plan esteemed highly as a good dUaen. a man of strict toizgrtty, a friend to all philanthropic ob­ jects. a buatorea man of quick perception, sound judgment, and GW TREASURER If your property was a Messed as "equalised” there would be no need for the above explanations. Now regardless of whether you t hink the cl Uxens of the district are demanding too much from their Educational Program, thereby creating a need for more taxes, got out and vote. It'S the property owners who have to pay Hostings end this vicinity ■II of my life. I em inter­ ested In its progress end able to devote hill time to the job. Your support will be appreciated. * Primary Election Monday, Feb. 21 Banner adi benefit you! gat yt%K OLDHOUtt APPMISi EYKS AMO YQUlL txaoe /pia tomoocpnizc &==g&i6i KIV YOU* HOMl |N Tir-TOr CONDITION TNI *‘OO-IT-YOURSILF" WAY. SU US THIS WIIK FOt MATIRIALS ANO ADVICL *3.50 JX* a a Parkhunt waa ten yean older in IMO than 8. a Pack­ ard waa in 1830. Furthermore, 8. a Parkhurst was Silas 8her- YOU CAN DO ITI Obviously the Lottie HUI Pack­ ard did not die in Middleville. I have not been able to find anything on her death In the IMS MlddtevlDe papers or The Hastings BANNERS of 1M3. Now I wouldn't say then was nothing Mr. McKtevU and different old timerp around Middleville and no one seems to. know anything about thto burial. Where did Lottie HUI Packard lire and die? Does anyone know? Silas Saddler Packard evidently was not burl. Hoor install yourself using colorful floor tiles. Cantractor* Recommended PARKING UNO CENTER Thus, cne-by-one, these old links which connect us with the past are being broken-Benlaons upon their heroic Uvea, and the peace ot the pure In heart to Jan. 27. 1888 HILL—In MlddtevUte, Mich. In the 8th tort.. Chariotte, wife of Calvin O. HUI In tbe ~&th year of her age. Mr* HUI waa born to Scipio. Ooyuga Ctounty. N. Y.. to tbe year 17M. and with bw bus­ band removed to Rochester, N. Y, to the year 1810, and came to thto township in 1838. She waa tbe fkrt white woman to thto vicinity, and her husband waa the first white settler to what is now the village of Mtodtevlll* Would you 'believe your celt's vehicle ld.en.tifioa.tion. xiuiriber might be worth $2,333.00 in caah to you? (This odd figure is also the price of a Buick Special*. Pleasant surprise, isn't it?) HEWS HOW IT WORKS: Check that car regis­ tration of yours. If the first symbols of your vehicle identification number on it match up with one of those listed st the right, you might have won yourself 52,332 cash. No slogan to Invent, no puzzle to solve,.To find out for sure If you won, Just hop do wn to your nearest Buick dealer's. He's got a list of complete winning numbers posted. (No, you don't have to own a Buick to have a winning number.) If your comBate vehicle identification number appears on s list-you’re in the money. 4D7* SEE THE WINNING NUMBERS AT TOUR BUICK DEALERS (A new list every week from now until March 31st Good luck!) FIRST PRIZES � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-02-24.pdf 50214e7496f9c2e78d07c82191522a92 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 110th Year 1 Section* 22 Hntii^a, Michigan, Thureday. February 24, 1966 EDITORIALS •by til* Almost from the day he arrived here more than half a century ago, Aber) Johnson became a posi­ tive and dynamic - factor In the development of Hastings. Young, energetic, a tireless worker and a natural organizer with a deeply Ingrained sense of responsibility, he quickly became identified with useful and constructive community activities and so continued throughout his life. Office (the old Manufacturer* Club enjoyed these sessions and Un­ doubtedly took them too much for granted. It was many years before Past Middleville T-K Foters Turn Charles Murphy Down Atlditional Joins Flying Writer Dies Operational Tax Member* of the Middleville Service Business Early Tuesday Thornapple - Kellogg Board of Education are to meet Monday evening, Feb. 28, to discuss fu­ ture actions following the defeat ville correspondent for The Has­ Monday of the proposal in levy­ tings Banner, died at 3 am. ing an extra 8H mills on the Tuesday at the Kotesky Nursing State equalised valuation for school operational purposes. Home at Green Lake. Mrs. Edith 8. Stokoe. 84. wb Mrs. Blokow was highly re­ garded as an outstanding news­ Electors voting in Middleville paper correspondent, and for defeated the proposal ny 04 votes, with 319 voting "Tee'' and 383 Importance from her community, "No." along with personal items which are of great import to people. and 54 “No? Freeport and 706 In Middleville. her Methodist Cireje. Three were spoiled. She had been president of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service and had served as superintendent of the primary Bunday School department. She worth League. ganlzera of Middleville's OctoPennock Hospital Guilds. She was bom in Leighton Township on Oct.- It, 1881, the Henney, Furrow Nominated for Gty Treasurer JMrs Ruby L. Henney and Mr*. £Ue Furrow were nominated for place* on the April 4 ballot for tlttUOn as treasurer of Halting* in Monday's primary clecUon which brought out 692 voters. •Die annual salary b 85250. Rapld* Business College. She married Fred Stokoe in 1924. the Spring election. Incumbent Treasurer Louise E. Erway did not seek reelection. All other incumbents were un­ opposed. Mrs. Henney led the held of four in Monday's primary, re­ ceiving 227 votes. 15 more than Order of Eastern Star, and had been worthy matron. Mrs. Stokoe Is survived by three step-daughters. Miss Lola Stokoe. Pon Hoc: Mrs. l^e (Lola) Palmer. Chelsea, and Mrs. Agnes Brooks, Rochester. A nephew. Charles Jones of Grand Rapids, Jones ran third with IM and had looked after Mrs. Stokoe'a Stephen a. Lewis received 61 affairs In recent years Funeral services are to be held The vote by wards: at 1:30 pm. this Thursday at Henney — 56 First Ward. 66 the Beeler Funeral Home with Second, 63 Third, 43 Fourth; the Rev. Harold M. Tabor of­ ficiating. Burial will be In Mt. Hope Cemetery, Hastings Bands To Play Concert Sunday, March 6 Stephen.Carter Of Middleville Dies at Home The Instrumental music de­ partment of Hastings Public Schools will present their annual Winter Concert on Sunday. March 6, at 3 pm. In Central Wednesday with the Rev. Floyd Auditorium. H. Nagle officiating with burial Bands will perform their Dli- He is survived by a daughter. Mr*. Curtis (Ruth) Pieroe of Allegan; a son. Vero of R2 MiddleviUe; four grandchildren: one Kt grandchild; two slaters, Minnie Johnson of Mid­ dleville. and Calvin (Bello) The Senior Bond members will devote a portion of the program entirely to marches. They will also play some of the music to be Included on a record the Senior Band will be cutting dur­ ing the second week of March. The concert Is open to the charged. backward glances "hlr ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Banner files Governor O. Mennen Williams Monday announced the appoint­ plicated the problem of getting ment of O. E. Mahler, Algonquin the stroeto and highways opened Lake, as Juvenile agent working again. out of the Barry County Probate Court WiUlam A. Schader. chairman compn+.cnd what It really meant devote the time and thought re­ quired to give real leadership to a youthful gang whose natural in­ clinations were more hi the direc­ tion of just -horsing around" than construclive effort. Hastings Mail Carrier Killed In Sunday Cra John Franklin Brookmcyei, 15 Hostin is. Henry Road, popu'ar Third Ward mall carrier, was 'atally injured about 7:10 pm 3unday when hb car went out of control and collided with an­ other auto on the Tasker Road Just after turning off the Vedder the Ionia State Police, the group as in other community and Brookmeyer car evidently went oat of control on slippery pave­ buslrirss projects he headed, you ment? ' instinctively knew who was boss The driver of the second car. and reacted accordingly! It wasn't Miss Barbara Gilliland, 16, of Freeport, suffered bruises and abrasion*. The Impact occurred at the driver's door of the Brook­ Johnson's interest in young meyer car. according to the re­ ■ w,u no mere passing fancy. port. Also injured were John's wife, Bertha, who suffered chest and $ldM opportunity and counsel that other injuries: and their chil­ iPIdase turn to Page 4. this Sec.) dren. Johnny, 12; Joanne, 14, -rX—------------------------------- and Jackie. 8. Public Library Circulates 39,309 Books First Year NUMBER 45 Hospital__ meyer was pronounced dead. Jackie was transferred to Blodgett Hospital In Grand Rapids with severe facial lac­ erations and injuries. Johnny The Hastings Public Library received, without which the 11has very recently been Hie re­ not have been funccipient of a 1966 edition of the llst of continuing The Brookmeyers had been Britannica Encyclopedia. This is furnishings, maga- vial Ung the Charles Potter home on the Tasker Road in Ionia through Uie generosity of Mr. books, Michigan materials, and Countyk. and Mrs. Stanley Cummings of numerous pamphlets, would be Mr. Brookmeyer was born in Hastings. longar than could be printed. Bay City on Jan. 26. 1920. the This addition to the referEvery library has growing son of John and Laura (Soden) needs that should be met In Brookmeyer. He attended school makes this' section of ths li­ to give up-to-date service at Boy City and Joined the Civ­ aircraft f brary services outstanding in the citizens In the com­ ilian Conservation Corps and . and only through the Florence Wilson said. led Interest of local ciliHe Joined the Navy in 1937 Instrumented for all - weather Through the efforts of many sens can these needs be met. and during World War II he met flying and are in the 200 miles interested citizen*, large amounts Bertha. Bechtel of Hastings in of book* and' money have been Boston. Mass. Miss Bechtel was a WAVE. They were married In Boston pounds of cargo The library staff has circulated on Dec. 29, 1944. After his dis­ The other aircraft, recently during the first full year, ending charge from service they re­ purchowd. U Um.- model D-18 Jan. 18. 1966. a total of 30309 turned to Hastings and have ‘Twin Beech." It lias spacious books. The total number of adult made their home on the Henry books circulated for this same Road tn Baltimore Township will carry 3,000 pounds of cargo A fire at the Piycoma Veneer period was 26349. since 1047. and has an approximate range plant, located on Lentz Street The last figure given for adu’t He had been employed by of l.ooo mffea in Nashville, resulted in a loss; circulation at the Hnst'ng* High the Hastings Mfg. Company, estimated by Plant Manager School. 1963-64. the last year of Russell Blakely to be between,■ operation as a public library, was the Royal Coach Company, the Hastings Bookease A Chair 840.000 and 850.000. 112.008. making a more than The fire, of unknown origin,. double Increase In adult usage er Company before joining tbe occurred about 11 n m Tuesday. In the new building. poet office department in The fire broke out beneath the The total number of books flooring on (he main floor of a now in the library, together with Re was currently the mall car­ twtF-slory structure. tlw loaned from the State Li­ rier in the,Third Ward. brary in Lansing is 11,000 Mr. Brookmeyer was a member oom panics throughout Michigan will -Receive a colorful brochure of the Laurence J. Bauer Ameri­ Catalogued 5.066 new books. from us explaining our facilities building, and water and smoke can Legion I\wt of Hastings. With such remarkable progress In oddjtion to his wife, he is In thia initial stage, library serv­ survived by three daughters. Jack Quillen who was working In ices should certainly go on to Patty. 16: Joanne. 14: Jackie, 3, that area. He. and several oUier unforeseen heights, Mr*. Wilson and a son. Johnny, 12; his mo­ said. employees fought the blaze with Many classroom. Cub Scouts, ther. Mrs. Laura Hughes of Bay fire .extinguishers until the Nash­ Blue Bird, and Rainbow groups City; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy ville department arrived. have had tour* and Instruction Stead of Fennville; two half­ The cause of the fire Is still In the library. Story hours have sister*. Mrs. Lillian Kllda and under tpresUgaUon. according to been held for children by the Mrs. Gertrude Gleason of Bay Nashville Fire Chief Forrest Friends of the Library group. A City, and a half-brother. Thom­ Babcock. book display was shown at the as Kinsey, also of Bay City. A truck carrying *5,000 worth Conservation Exhibit at the fair­ The large, modem home of ? of plywood had left the plant grounds. Another service much pm. this Thursday at the Leon­ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert W. Thur­ only minutes before the fire waa used is answering questions over ard-Osgood Funeral Home. The low and family at 1400 Camp discovered. the telephone Rev. Don Tack Is to officiate Ground Road on the south edge with burial in the Cedar Creek Piycoma is Nashville's largest of Halting* warp ruined by fire industrial plant and employs Cemetery. discovered about 6 pm. Satur­ about 80 persons. According to Third Ward patrons and other day. Blakely the plywood department friends have been contributing Hastings Bremen battled the will be closed down for about to the Brookmeyer 4Und for hos­ two weeks, but the employees In pital bills. A cannbter hss been the department will be put to placed at the post office. Fall Creek as well as from the work In other areas. Enmings of E. W. Bliss Com­ fire trucks. The payroll of the plant is pany for 1965 •■ere 84.076333 compared to *4.261.887 for 1964 Mr. and Mr*. Thurlow and one The. intense smoke, which Earnings after preferred dlvlroom when Mrs. Thurlow heart poured from the windows on a noise. They escaped without both the first and second stories share compared to 8135 the pre­ of the structure, hampered Uie vious year. . trouble when the fire was dis­ firemen in their attempts to en­ covered In the kitchen area. Senior Citizens of the Has-’ In addition to the extensive ter the building. The fire departments from tings community have n special damage to the house and con­ tents, a 1966 Ford convertible Hastings. Woodland and Ver­ wu damaged In the basement montville were called to assist du red 1963 earning* by 8.45 per Feb. 28. meeting, which is to be the Nashville firemen •hare. garage. a birthday party sponsored as Consolidated sales in 1965 were : in the post by the Women's Club. Damage, covered by insurance, 1128.033,922 compared to 8120.-. was estimated at more than 179,870 for the previous year. Al 815,000. year end, shareholders' equity tn picnic dinner at the Episcopal While firemen were battling was 81931 per share compared to Partili House. Then a committee the flames, coffee was furnished of ladles from the Women's Club Robert H. Sponable of the by Mr. and Mr*. Clare Johnson Sponable Funeral Home, chair­ year with a record order backlog who live next door. man of the past March of Dimes of *121.000,000. up from a The buslntsi, aesalon will be held campaign, has announced that NOTICE — Hastings Township year earllqr." Anderson reported, ahead of the entertainment. Board of Review will meet on contributions have reached "and prospects for increased March 8 at the Hastings Twp *3,75283. and it is hoped that those who Hall from 8 am. to 4 pm. to re­ dent of Michigan Magnetics Company in Vermontville, has Joined with Looter McLeod and Lloyd Lewis of the Battle Creek Flying Service. Nashville Veneer Plant Damaged Fire Ruins Large Home Saturday Night Bliss Earnings Drop in 1965 Women’s Club to Add to Senior Citizens Meeting ADEN E. JOHNSON Aben E. Johnson Industrialist and Benefactor, Dies Highly Respected Civic Leader, Businessman Succumbs While on Cruise; Memorial Rites Wednesday ■ Aben E. Johnson. 81. industrialist and philanthropist who was a moving force behind many economic and social advance­ ments in Hastings, died Thursday, Feb. 17, In Ceuta, Spanish Morocco. Memnri.il services for Mr. Johnson were held at 1:30 p.m. this Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church with tbe Rev. Willard H. Curtis uflkhting. Mr. Johnson’s'body is not expected to arrive back in the Un'ted .............. ....... —------ 1—1—-------States until early In March be­ dowi of the Immortal lisle.*' The company made up Ito loss­ cause of foreign regulations. Immediately on learning of es on this product Early products of the company Mr. Johnson’s death, his son, Stephen, left Thursday Hying to Included" luggage racks and waChicago. New York. Madrid, and then to Tangier*, Morocco, to pony Introduced a line of piston ■ loin his mother tn Ceuta. Be­ rings. cause of the foreign regulations During the years 1935-38_Hasmvernlng the return of Mr tlngs Mfg. successfully marketed lohnson's bndv. Stephen and hb the now famous Steel-Vent oil mother flew back to the United control ring which revolutionised States and arrived homo about lh» piston ' ring industry and Hastings became one of the top noon Bunday. starting a Mediterranean '■raise •rnd had crossed the Atlantic when Mr Johnson became ill. They disembarked In Ceuta Sat­ urday. Feb. 12. where Mr. John­ son was hospitalized. Mr. Johnson was born tn Oak'and. Neb., on Sept. 5. 1884, the son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Johnson. His father had come 'rom Sweden to the United States when he was 17 yean old. He was ratted on a farm and attended elementary schools in Oakland. Since there was no high school in the town, he and his brother. Del. rode their pony. Dick, six miles to Craig, to at­ tend high school. Later he at­ tended business college In Oma- of the company and in 1940 Has­ tings Mfg. acquired Casito and expanded It into a lino, of six automotive additive*. During World War II Hastings Mfg. produced 40mm projectile* for the. Armed Force*, and the company was awarded the Navy In 1950 Hastings introduced the Denslte oil filter and is cur­ rently among the lop four manu­ facturers of oil filter* in the world. Hastings' main manufacturing plant is here, and employs about Ing plant in Toronto. Ontario, washed dishes and carried news- and the company ha* licensee manufacturers tn Mexico. BraxU. oapers to pay -his board and Argentina, South -Africa and tuition. He came to Hastings in 1904. Mr Johnson became board uncle, Emil Tyden. who was one chairman tn 1956 and his son. Stephen, has served as president of Hastings' pioneer industrial- and general manager. late. He worked as a bookkeeper and salesman and was paid i36 member and first president of a month. Mr. Johnson began his busi­ the Hastings Rotary Club, and a ness- career with the Interna­ chorter member and second tional Seal ti Lock Company. In president of the Hastings Coun­ 1915 the Hastings Manufs-turlng try Club. He donated to the City of Has­ Company was formed with Mr lohnson os vice president and tings the athletic field which general manager. Tlie company first made sta­ bilizers for Model T Ford cars. The stabilizers, invented by E. M Mr. Johnson donated a part of Barnes. were designed to make is located at Algonquin Lake. Through him the Hosting* Airport received companya alien it became evident that the grant of 8442267S. stabilizer was a “flop." Aben Johnson didn't throw in the Michigan Avenue Bridge fund . sponge and quit. He found some­ received S25.000 thing else for the Hastings Mfg. Company to make. This lima the er in the Liberty Bond drives. member, someone company made "real glass" cur­ sesaments for' Hastings Town­ Ciunp Fire Board meeting will transportation. tain lights fitted „„„ Ihto „a tutx nice esl In civic end charitable acti­ ship. The Board will also meet le held Monday. Feb 2«. at Please bring own table service | trame to substitute for Uie hole* vities was continuous College scholarship* have been 7:30 in the Camp Fire office. and beverage for the dinner as .which Uie winter winds punched Township Hall to exhibit the as- Chairman Sponable said. through the celluloid rear win- granted, the Thomapple Valley He also suggested that persons Home and Medical Care Facility. RUTLAND TOWNSHIP lions of interested persons. who have not made contribu­ First Ward Park and Paik Fund FINAL TAX NOTICE Jack O’Connor, Bec'y tions may still do so. were all recipients of his gen­ erosity. home, 102 N. Tanner Lake Road, any day thru Fobraary 28th- All his religion and served as chair­ personal taxes MUST be paid by man of the Fust Presbyterian February 28th Church building committee and Roy Fuller. Treasurer helped lay ths cornerstone for PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP Mr. Johnson served with the NOTICE OF REGISTRATION I A Special Millage Election to? and was a director of the Michi­ vote on raising millage for road gan United Health 8t Welfare building and main tenon-e will be Fund In 1056 he was honored as held Tuesday. April 6, 1066 The one of Hastings' outstanding March of Dimes Reaches $3,752 He married Anna Ironside tn IS. 1064 I will be al my home to receive registrations from V001 There waa still nine inches of Prairieville Twp. Clerk 2/24 digging out from the bl Lizard vest Thursday and Friday, caus­ ing many school* to close end their faithful and patriotic aorblocking highway*. Attendance at HsMlnga High on Friday was i cnurco. Mia Brandt will SILVER ANNIVERSARY—Hasttag* Klwaahuta an celebrating during the Brand t^ recent visit in Germany with the George Walton family. All Interested The family baa yean which poured a 10-lnch blanket of mow cn tills entire fyeas Rynnth and Uefcete wtU M March 1 ■ pbata. hostesses. ------------___ __ �at FELPAUSCH.... 'AUTUMN HARVEST NER PLATES Each SUP£R^MLnvLSU^i EACH NG MOTHER HUBI IR BARE CUPBOARD FOR L-ESS^) Deposit the Number From Your 'Autumn Harvest' Dinnerware Calendar Each Week for 1200 Free S4H Stamps! One Winner Per Store Each Week. 1-Qt., 14-Ox. Can Ruby-Red TOMATO Juice 14b., 3-ox. Phfl. White, Yellow, DevMs Food or Spica SHURFINE ASSORTED CAKE Mixes, ‘ MUSHROOM STEMS & PIECES, - - TENDER CUT ASPARAGUS, OR... PINAPPLE-ORANGE OR PINAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINK Reg. $1.69 Covered *£ BUTTER DISH *1.49 WITH COUPON IN YOUR 'AUTUMN HARVEST' MAILER PUiabury Buttermilk er Swootmllk A( BISCUITS$8 ox. wt. pkg. 14b. Pkg. Bumy Bern. Frozen J HARD ROLLSI 1-H>., 1-tt. 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Limit 1-|b. witfi Thia Coupon and • S5 er M-f« Todd ■ Order thru Sat, Feb. 26, 1966 . 1 I __ 10-$1 10- *1 54b. lug 39* ------ qt. jar 35* OO 2-I29 With Coupon Below . . . Country Freeh COTTAGE CHEESE 89 SHORTENING | IU With Coupon Below . . . Regular or Drip Grind / >aao • MILK SALAD DRESSING 39c r 6 to 8-lb. Average Broiler POTATOES EVAPORATED BOTTLE OF 250 SPARTAN We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities On All Items in This Ad. 3KJRBEST U.S.D.A. GRADE A' $< So,. pkg. 3 <“ *1 Ib. 19* -14b. pkg. 49* -21b. jar 49* ,.2-lb. jar 49* -IJb. pkg. 49* SALTINES a L H ■ ’ QOc j J for I CUT CORN ‘ . EARLY HARVEST PEAS or wh. KERNEL or CREAM STYLE CORN, STS CUT GREENS, or FRENCH STYLE BEANS - -CUT WAX BEANS or R. S.P. CHERRIES Calif. Grated Tuna C , 07 Spartan (3-Vartetiea) Frozen Catsup, Qftc Jl-oz- wt. pkg. WAFFLES__________ 14-oz. Wt. Bottle . 07 . Spartan Fresh, Crisp TOMATO O for L 14b. ctn. �‘My Fair Lady’ Musical Opens Milliken Warns Republicans to Meet Problems In Auditorium , * ,e\ .“*U rrm“ln^ «rly thin week for the HaiUn® High ^x>kiCh?,rK ■Pycs<ntallon of My Pair Lady" for thin Wednendty nighCk opening perform­ ance but all seats were told tor Thursday and Friday evening. Professional costume* and •wnery sreived Saturday from Tracy of Boston and the cast of ’’L*nd fhonis of 32 went ntr drew rehearsals for the annual operetta wh'ch yearly >>.# drawn high praise from music lovers, i As were all previous 13 ! shew*. "My Fair Lady” I* di­ rected by Herbert Moyer, who eaeh year has scored hits with ! his prep lingers. “My Pair Lady" opened on Broadway In 1956, and broke ail, box office records for a musical' comedy. It has since been made1 Into a motion picture which is pisvlnv first run houses all over tho Nation. .Th' pU oreheitra. whleh has added greatly to the past eight ll opkins; Evelyn von Reis. Lady shows. Includes Fay Clardy. Boxington: Randy Moyer, Jamie: Janet Peurnch, Margaret stor- Nell Wilder, bartender: Dick kan. Joo Andrews, and Dr. Fred Hamm, chauffeur; Lynda Pryor, Hauser, violin: Dr. Wesley Lucan queen of Transylvania; Sandy viola; Alfred Lowe, cello; Mary Gillispie, the maid; Diana Anne Karmcs. flute; Terril Zyl- Brown, Carolyn Coals,- Jan man, obeo: Lewis Him and Gerry Springer, Bandy Gillespie, Karen Steward, clarinet? Mark Storkan. Frost and Karen McKeuugh, as Msspon; Kenneth Russell and maids; Steve Jacoba and Dick William Hammond, horn; Fran­ Gtrlinger, as foolmen; Curtis cis Goggins and Howard Martin, Thatnpson, Elaine Tucker and trumpet: Arthur Steward. Jr.. Gretchen Huebner, buskers; euphonium; Gerald Young, bass; Marsha Gcrnenlz. flower girl; Wo If ran Fechncr, percussion, Diana Brown. Mrs. Higgins' maid, and Dick Hamm as tbe and Nancy Ellis, piano Cindy Moyer playa the femi­ nine lead, having the part of Ellia Doolittle, and Lee Bel- I Held ha* the male lead a* Henry Higgins. Bob Ritter is cast iu Alfred....... ................-------------■■ —— Doolittle. Eliza's father; Mary'NBnj7 Buehler. Kathy BumStutx plays Mrs. Pearce; Fred worth. Jeanne Cary. Elyse Dean. Jacobi appears as Freddy Eyns-' **------- *— '— ford-Hill. and Doudas O’Laugh­ tert. Sue Oillons. Sue Howes. lin Is Colonel Pickering. Tom Darwin Jarman. Kathy Knufuuui. Lrnay Lewis. Herb McSmelker. the third Smelker boy to appear In high school oper­ Culllgh. Rudy McPhersqh, Kris ettas. has two minor roles. Martin, Cindy Miller. Lynden Other members of Uie cost In­ Robinson. Vai Speas, Jim Spen­ clude Kathy Oasklll. Mrs. Hig­ cer. Janet Stauffer. Bonny ’Timin, gins: -Mary Settles. Mrs. ’Hvns- Jan Wlcsenhofer, David Wil­ ford-Hill; Larry Shaltis, Zoltan liams. Harvey Hoffman and Mike Karpathy; Judy Stauner. Mrs. FiUgtrnld. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Gordon Ironside Agency INSURANCf 201 L $tsts $».___ IZ. Gov. William G. Milliken, speaking Wednesday night, F»b. 16. at the Barry County Lin­ coln Day dinner in Hadlngs, warned that “the Republican Party, mutt be abrolutely right in mating problems at urban growth and human rlghls or tlie party will go nowhire." Pointing eel that half of towa Detroit, and that half the Bute’s people are under M years of age, be said: "To win their support, we're going to have to come up with imaginative programs to solve h- problems of air and water pollution, mass transportation, home rule, annexation, taxation, apportionment, traffic safety. I heard over the radio this morning and rood In the Sun­ day paper af a theater owner being taken Into court for the movies ho had been showing. HURRAH I I am glad as a moth­ er of five to see thia Wouldn’e It be wonderful if we as dUsens could niter out this rottenness that is thrown into our young people’s faces. We see all the statistics, we shudder, ait back, and do nothing. There are so many GOOD movies In the In­ dustry if a person would Just look for them. The man this In­ volved said that ho had been •robbed of a living" by tills ac­ tion. 'I think he was robbed of LIVING when be took It upon himself to show this type movies. It we tolerate this now. we will have movies like you have never seen before. I do not mean bet­ played piano with the orchestra ter ones either. Our young peo­ for the post two show* and again ple would much rather see a serves in that capacity for My good — movie. aI ,have w,o that n ,UUI1 much Pair Lady. Nancy is Uie regular1 faith in them. Bure they might ------------- — - - , । get a kick out of one. of that Club and the until vocal ensem­ type, but basically they have I that good quality that aay* this bles in high school. Is wrong, and would like to see something good, funny, or even educational rather than filth. If people would JuM boycot portlcular movies and not attend Sales tax collection* In Barry County from 486 returiti lost them, sooner or later the in­ dustry would have just good December. reflecting November movies, because that is where talcs, to alert $04,191.19. That in- ]j they would make their money. eluded $10369 for building ma-! Lets all work together to see tl»t tcrial. $6,957 for general mer­ movies right here In Haschandise. 430.832 for food. $25.- pur |Ung3 area, are movies that bur , people would be proud to Mg. apparel. $2,608 for fumitijre, $0,827 for mtscollanrous nrtall । and *8,856 for non-retall sales. Use tax totaled $8390.44. The State Revenue Department lira I Barry’s population a* 30,100. Barry Sales Tax IN HASTINGS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 3 BIG BARGAIN SAVINGS DAYS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY tQJM end-of-month dean-up! LONG COATS A Clean Sweep of All Winter Goodi. Quantities, Sizes, Colors Limited on Mast Items. All Big Buys at Little Prices. Fisherman's Parka Rain Coals *3' Misses' Quilled Jackets Remaining Stock of Misses' Better Women's m±, Sweaters SHORT COATS Women's Better Skirts Women's Belter Stretch Slacks *6' Miwet* Closing Out All effectively in the civil rights field—or in any other held—un­ less there is a strong climate of public acceptance." The Lieutenant Governor sold that emancipation of the Negro, begun, by Abraham Lincoln, will not be complete until the Negro has full access to economic and social opportunities. Milliken praised the political leadership of GOP State chair­ man Elly Peterson, actions of Senate and House Republicans, and the State's progress under Governor George Romney. "We cun point with pride," Milliken said, “to a State that under the inspired leadership of Gov. George Romney Is meeting Its responsibilities to Ils people— with money in the bonk and a personal income' growth rate that b ahead of every other in­ dustrial State. Unemployment ls> al a record • low and our hopes for the future ore at a record high." COSTUME JEWELRY Men’s Penn Prcst Dress Up JEANS Girl's Wool Skirts Girl's Quilted Robes 7 to IS MISSIS' Over-lhe-Knee Socks Plaint, Figures GIRLS SLACK SETS Remaining Stock of Girls' Winter COATS Boys’ Line Rushers Broken SiiM Boys' Long Jackets Corduroy All Boys' Beller Sweaters Boys' Acrilan Sport Shirts st^I All Boys' Winter Caps Men's Penn Pre»t SPORT SHIRTS $2.77 Close Out . . . 200 Balls Middleville T-K Calendar MOHAIR YARN Skein Corduroy Goal Coats _ _ Suede Trim Jackets .... All-Weather Short Coats All-Weather Long Coats All Men's Sweaters__ _ Hooded Madras Jackets .$7.00 $IO.QO $12.00 $16.00 ,$4.00 _$3.00 DRESS PANTS More AboutBackward Glances Continued from Pogo On* The severe Winter storms have forced many of the rural schools to close, according to Mra Maude W. Smith, county school com­ missioner. In addition to the district schools tbe Kellogg school In Rosa township that Lukes in five county districts ha-i been forced to close as was the Thornapple, Kellogg school at Middleville and the one at Dri­ 46 Years Ago An Executive Club was or­ ganised here Thursday noon, with an initial membership of 21. Officers selected were: Aben Tohaaon. president; Fred W. Stebbins, flrat vice president: Charles A. Potts, second vice president, and R. H. Loppenthlen. Secretary. 20% OFF OUR REGULAR PRICES ON AN OUTSTANDING GROUP OF reg. 7.98. NOW reg. 10.98, NOW reg. 5.98, NOW Even the next morning a little Tap still lingers Touch a few drops of Taji to your skin. This precious pure Save 20% off quality Fashion Manor bedspreads perfume oil warms up with you, stays with you, is still this weak only, io hurry! Freshen your bedrooms there at the end of an evening—when you need It most. 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" �Small Home Thursday Night a man of bia temperament Ufa was tbe opportunity tb do things for hl* family, his community sad of Abenk «ns:rus3vt outlook. lbc Michigan Avenue Bridge, The rise of U..: Hasting* shier- , prim under Mr Je-hnson's tender­ ship from a "two bit 'IHUe ctewern manufacturing rtabiltera and win- ] through Uie year* by "Hastings" to dow curtains for the old Model T the Community Chest and Red Ford to a place of pre-eminence ( Cross drives nor tioes It reflect Uie spiendld support given1 by Mr. Johnson and hb organisation to Uie drive that has made an en­ larged and modernised Pennock started and developed during the Hospital possible. ywus « the great depression when or course the above represent it was someth!n< of a foal Jurt to corporation Rifts- However, untess Ths small frame house al 1115 B. Montgomery owned by WU- In stride and Adjusted accordingly, maintaining the maximum degree of activity possible for him. i Tbe Hartings Fire Department 1 wu called and quickly extln; gulrticd the flames. • ’ Hswwvsr, Nancy's dog. "BUs­ . ste." suffocated in the nre. Fire Ciilcf Edward Tudor . said the fire in the 15 by 22-foot boras may have started in the Our community was indeed for­ tunate that a man of Mr. Johnwnk ability and conrtrucUvs out­ look made this Id* home here for so many yeam AU those who were nese or pubUc service project* as well as those who knew him inti­ mately will retain happy memories of him and lasting appreciation of what his life here meant to all Service Notes LEGALS feellng of kindness and deep sym­ pathy for the members of hl* family and regret that tbe full hOMver. Hastings not only became natkrnally known in Uie piston ring n*ld but also successfully promoted a line of oil additives inunlty minded individual (a posi­ and later developed a comprehen­ tion in which he had the full sive line at oil filtera that are now support of tils wife. Anna, who. in sold throughout Use United Slates her own right devoted much time and effective leadership, to many useful community project*>. Mr. Johnson was never Uie sort who advertised Ute extent of his own personal donations. However, Dr.'B. P. Brown, director of It would be something of an under­ the Barry County Health De­ statement to merely say that they partment, announces a sharp inwere considerable. He was a gen- Measles Cases Increase, Scarlet Fever High, Too and gave strong support to the Rev. Lesson Sluupe during the planning and construction of the K Irk house and Ute Leason Sharpe adversity. Therefore it Is » credit to Aten's leadership and attitude that, despite this rapid rise to Uie are of real aervice to the entire top from a place toward the bot­ community as well. complications, Dr. Brown said. tom of the list, both he and his Although Aben could have with­ It Is important to observe chil­ drawn to a Ufa of leisure many dren closely and keep them at home if any signa of illness oc- Roy A. Rodgem son of Mm Orlo Bpnngtr, of Middleville, has enlisted In the Air Force and ha* been assigned to the 3902nd Air Base Wing, Offutt APB, Neb. A3C Rodgers, a fouryear Navy veteran and graduate of Hartings High Class of 1960. supply special!** at his present duty amfgnmsnt It is Air Force policy that prior service men be a»tigniid to their base of choice any place in the World. Airman Rodgers selected Offutt aFB home of ths Btratigic Air Com- Merton Tobias came home Fri­ day from Lakeview General Hos­ pital. Battte Creek. * Mr. and Mra. Orl OUlaspie of Bunheld took his parent*, Harvey and Lu­ cy GUlasple. to Mr. and Mrs. Irl Mr. and Mra John Birman flr. GUIs raise for a surprise birth­ •pant la* week with <hrtr day dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John daughtor, Mr. and Mra Danny Willison were also present. Lucy waa the honored guest * Mr. and Mra Henry Van Byckle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Keith Buehler and family of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs Er­ nest Van Byckle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Voight Van Byckle and family were also there. The oc­ casion was Eula's birthday. * There will be a World Day of Prayer at the Dowling Church. Personal Mention mated at gl.OOO. Many of Mm DeWitts possession* were saved. Mm DeWitt, who had moved into the home only a few days before, had been gone about 20 minutes when the fire was dis­ covered. sooordlng to the report. She had gone to visit Mr. and Mra william Mallekoota at 426 B. Dibble. Nancy had been staying With her parents. Mr. and Mrs BUI O. HosgUn. BIT W. Green. She and Robert DeWitt were married on Dec. M. 1944 Robert, now a private, flrat ciasa. completed an 1,274 Boy Scout* UPHOLSTERING W. and Mra Fat Kelly of AUsgan. Queets at Mra Bernard Raed ovw the weekend were Mra Keith Byickland attended a Helen Bates and her daughter, pedro club at Mr. and Mra. Will Dixons, Saturday night. ★ The Dunham 4H Club will have a dance at Pleaaantview School Friday night. * The Briggs WAfTA will 1-tBVA a Hlnnjw* maaf- Forrest McMillen Dies in West THI FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phots. 374-3523 PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Dr. Brown urges parents io cantact their family phyiclan regarding vaccinating their children against thia disease. survived by a daughter, Mra Fred (Betty) Ziegler. 1203 N. Boltwood; one grandson, and one brother, Leon. The body was to be returned here Wednesday evening to tbe Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home homo where the Kraft* lived while here, will also toon to leaving for Canton, Ohio. In fact, Mr. C. ho* already **- Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat M-41 Wart. Asrees hedf "D*g ■. SrU." FOX YOU* CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Lake Cttn-Op.Open SiQO «.m. - 10 p.ra. Oesn 24 Hmvs • D*J----- 1 Hendershot & Vidaity By Mrs. Richard Clark IwfE 5 riwM MJ.JTJS Mr. and Mrs. Ron OlAUghlin, contagious disease. Brian and Bn*. df Middleville Parents are urged to contact the family doctor whenever any SERV1CE MEASURED NOT BY • • I COLD • • BUTBY • • Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark were Mr. and Mra. Ed Huhn, Mary and Marilyn of Portland. Bunday the Clark* were dinner guerts of Mr. and Mra. Elmer Colvin. Tbe . By Mr». Frank Roiuh Clayton Clarita of Lake Odeaaa u ruta.di eu-inv were also gutsto of tbe Colvins About 100 guest* attended the to help Kathy and Karen Clark 40th wedding nnnl\-r-r-rof celebrate their 9th birthday. Mr. and Mr*. Merle Bradfield, Sunday. They came from Kala­ were Bunday dinner guest* of mazoo. Delton. Richland and the Bob Brogans of Leech Lake. Prairieville, Fann Bureau neigh- * MR. Leo Hendershot and Mra Delay Thompson spent Wednes­ day with Mra. Myra Henry of Hastings * Thursday, Mra. Ruby Milo Mrs. Ed Rice last Sunday. * Mra. P. B. Sorenson, Hastings, enter­ tained last Friday In honor of Joaephlnc Roush's birthday. Those present were her brothera. George and Frank. * Those on the rtek UM are Kart PalmaUer for surgery. WUbur Deck, also surgery, Wayne Knobiock has no* been well for tbe last week from a virus Infection. Jack Bradfield la facing quiet jurt now as he has developed a dot In hl* leg. Mr. and Mm W. Knoblock'* daughter. Joan, has gone with her husband as he ha* re- CURLEE SPORT COATS 5TAND OUT IN ANY Lent Corners By Mrs. Leland Hammond k AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Wolverise* & Riverside You're always center stage in a Curie* Sport Coat and a pair of well-fitting slacks. You're completely comfortable and luiuu ■ change. The deep-rooted basic principles of y human conduct tiever change. The principle of the Golden Rule is as ft R sound today as it was when it was first written down—and it was an old and respected principlc even then. R That we have just been reappointed as a K member of the Order of the Golden Rule is a ft 1 source of great pride to us because member- HASTINGS Eh ship in the Order proves that we offer service INSURANCE AGENCY R which is truly "Measured 7/ot fey Qold, but II fey tbe Solden Rule.’* “We tt Stroad 219 Watt ftaH St. Co where you want to go ... do whsi you want to do. governments and ideologies and boundaries I Bunday. * Mr. and Mm Graydon Dorter entertained the Plain­ well young people who took part in the Senior Play. Baturday night, for-an after the show party. * Several in .this area are Customs change ... concepts change ... W | Clare Lyons drove to Elkhart, Bunday to see her aunt, The Hittings Banner Ind., who Is visiting here from Texas. IM W. UMS W.. HaMUcs, Mtafc. 4S0S1 * Mr. and Mm Dale Cook and Publkkrt 4T«rr Tkart- Thurl Cook of Plainwell spent Saturday evening with Mr. and GATHERING ^Jn Till tyes — Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable / LEonnRD-osGodi "-fuwialJJoftw CHARLES H. LEONARD , P I Priced from $ JACK D. OSGOOD FImm 945-2471 This Community's Member for the 3rd Year of dje Ofaliiftt Riik PnitrnatimiL SLACKS from $10.95 to $19.95 N ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON UIE Arm McPlsaillH. & Aliocsatei E. L CARPENTEX HARDWARE Wear �T Deadline Near Pack T9 Cub Pact Blue and Senior Ctttoani with Miner Supervisor Doty or Floyd Craig. Shelter Course Clarence J. Chaney of Hickory tending climbwS to Rustel a luncheon gold rockxx MOutol airplane favors. It hu bren pointed out that Basie program objectives are fallout abelterz with the nuC- very much enjoyed. Scouts then adjourned to bold faculty took the three exemption, and must file for the homestead exemption each year gtoctha list Seminary Conference In Grand FUpfcb, Philip Nichols t thefr mn. Ui Michlgan resident for the last Andren I held a buatnere meeting which and • Barbel The Michigan Department of BtoZe Highways has announced changes In route numbering in P. Mott and Mrs Hdene Sher­ wood of Grand Rapids left Fri- Dental Work is Speeded by Women Aids UB. SENATORS Senate Office Building Washington 25, DA?. tel In Battle Creek. They found r getting along nicely. * There from here who attended Mrs Nel­ lie Ttmpaon'a funeral Friday at J/oweil ware Earl Crane, Mra. Edna Miller of Caledonia, Mire Dortha Wle Corning and Mr. and Mm Oharlea E. Jackaon accompanied Patrick V. McNamara Philip A. Hart CONGRESSMAN, Spyker. Don million people? Chairaldo as­ sistant* may be a partial solu- Denial students can do more dental assistants. Dr. Brown says studies-show the assistant incrrascw the cfflsune time maintaining a high level of quality. Tbe assistant also makes the patient more comfortable and relaxed while Hoose Office Building Washington 15, D.C. 205 N. Michigan Orlfteth of Grand Rapids io Bur­ dette Cline of Middleville. She Is and Mra. Burdette Cline, local. held this Friday night at the United Brethren Church hi Lelgh- reporter had given it. * The two vacationists, Mn. Gladys Abraham and Mra. Bertha Sheehan, returned last week from their trip to Florida. . Watch While Wo Make 'Em rto$x.to » DICOKATtO Donuts 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily STATE SENATORS Stole Capitol Qrlffcth of Rochester. 2$th District—Roger Johnson, largest per- The greatest problems existing in shelters are feeding, sleeping, sanitation, recreation, tnlormaUon training, religious activities, health and psychological reac­ tions Slides and movies on man­ agement problems were narrated by Instructors from Staff College also answering any questions. Classes on shelter manage- future. Anyone interested should contact Barry County Civil De­ fense Director William A. Barr. 105 Pine Lake. R3 Plainwell, or your local fire or sheriff's depart- tain technical duties no that ho Stranil * Hastings E0M.I LADIES WINTER COATS Our satire stock of dress and car coats 1A Drice Z dm ** ** GIRLS SLIPS LADIES SPRING SPORTSWEAR 100% cotton with lace trimming. Sizes 4 to J4. Regularly |l.98. ’■ Now $1.00 SLACKS GLOVES and MITTENS In sizes 6 to 18. Reg. $3.98 to $5.98 Now $1.99 fa $2.99 after adjournment) 23rd District-Harald J. kern*. 1B7 W. 22nd Street,Hol__ land. (Yankee Springs Township.) the In Winter, a 10O-pound deer Cotton Knits in Assorted Colors Superette PrarenUy tag and dining room" shrinks to thur Palmers, and her aunt, the shortage, reveal faculty at Tbe University of Michigan School Know Your Legislators Marvin chalraldo assistant program. Thto national study has proven gen­ Gold and Silver Arrows) Rick erally successful, sold Dr. Bualv Gutchere, Bear and Odd Arrow; As for Uie dental students' David Freeland. Gordon Finnic opinion of all this—the majority Brian Smith. Lion and Gold Ar­ row; Steve Jilts. Lion and Gold fleet an overall enthusiasm and and Silver Arrow. Ned Warner readiness to utilise chairside as­ sistants in private practice. American Dental Association quanilty and malntainannr of advancement*. The Scout Circus high quality paUmt care with each additional dental assistant. meeting closed with the "Living Circle." Northern Michigan's deer ------------ •-----------range covers about 35,000 square! Mr. and Mrs Robert Tinker mites However, during normal of Auburn visited hto mother. &"ir e from Hio Births at Pennock nue> Is atoo designated as M-M. Plans call for the ddetion of greasman James O'Hara of the 12th Michigan District Frederick brought about by Blate equalisa­ graduates from Warren High tion, which occurs in May. might School thto Spring. The family reduce a homestead's valuation had lived In or near Middleville sufficiently to -entitle such citi­ zen to a tax exemption. The Senior Citizens held their meeting Tuesday noon. Mr. and Mra. Frank McTyre had charge of the program and Invited Rollo South Haven visited hts parents. Moshier of Wayland, former edi­ weekend of Fteb. IS, and Joining tor of the WaylaruJ Globe, as tire them for dinner on Sunday were FRESH DONUTS Wright, the prerent M-37—MB6 Junction Battle Creek area. They wlU become effeeUve on March 1. . Eventual plans call tor the relocation of M-66 from Capital and Columbia Avenues over a mere direct north-aouth route through Battle Creek. standing for the Ration la 141,000 sen ted the following awards: marked and 37.637 stocked. Specifications for -a shelter is Steve Wilson. Bobcat; Bruce Smith. Wolf and Gold Arrow; Frank Partridge, Wolf. Gold Ar- Scout Troop No. 05 held their Blue on the fourth Monday of May Martha Dean's birthday Feb. 26. for each year. Before that time. Her address is Clark Memorial Home, 1546 Sherman Street, Grand amount of State equalised value Rapids. attributable to this property fur Mr. and Mra. William Kenyon hold a card party at their home A clUsen who qualifies under Saturday evening. * Roger Wellthe age. residency and Income teste and who owns real property Wellman, has accepted a position which, for the past year, had a as program director of the new State equalised value of 110000, radio station. Plymouth. Ind. He or leu, certainly should file the and his family have moved there affidavit claiming the exemption from New Castle, in-t. * Main during January and February, or were happy to hear tluit Frederick the first part of March. It to Rock, was appointed as socund alternate to United States Military Main, Danny and Renee. BAUT-DOWUNG DAIRYMEN—Tbe Barry-Dowling ARB has u— .—a — 11.. v—.1 -t tn a- Ik. State Highway Renumbers Road an income which, together with that of other owners of the homestead and his co-occupylng at a candlelight supper Tuesday spouse, to not more than $5,000. Ignoring the stones' eighth amiland 410,000 of State equalised value of real property located within DORIS MY > LOD TAYLOR number of people, warning JAMAICAS Our entire stock from infant through lodies sizes. Now Reduced 1/3 CHILDRENS SLEEPERS & PAJAMAS Reg. $2 98 $1.99 One group of knits ond flannel sleepers. Reg. $2.98 $1.99 GIRLS BRIEFS T-TOPS Clinical Director (Woodland, Hastings City. Has­ vice. Division of Dental Health, tings Township. Castleton. Balti- ■ helped teach dental students to more. Maple Grove, Johnstown, utilise chairsldc assistants fur Assyria Townships.) with a $140,000 grant. Dr. Bush 321 W kites. Schoolcraft. (Thorn­ apple. Irving. Carlton. Rutland. Mrs Peter Petersen, Wednesday Orangeville. Hope, Prairieville, clfic employment in the dental' * Ed Hawks, formerly of Middle­ Barry Townships.! school clinic. ville now living In Mesquite, Texas. Forty-one women now sent STATE REPRESENTATIVES o-i full or part-time chalrrlde assistants In U-M dental school State Capitol • Use home address Santiago Drive, Mesquite, Texas. entution. they're ualgnod to on­ niter adjournment) t he-job training and work with S5ih District—James S. Farns- students In the various clinics. Mrs. Roger Uoyd in Veterans Hall "It is hoped that future funds In Caledonia recently. ♦ The Pil­ will allow every dental student ____ _ _ _ ___ grim girls of _____ Hastings and __ the (Yankee Springs, Orangeville' a chance to work full time with Pilgrim girls of our Baptist Church “ 0 p e> ^Baltimore, Johnstown. art.JuvtoR n contest quiz on the BarTy' Orangeville Townships.) sold Dr. Bush. Book of Mark March 14 and the 89U> District—Stanley M. PowUnlike the general dental as­ loocr gives ap arty for the winner I ell, R1 Ionia. (Thornapple, Irvsistant or hygienist, the chairMarch IB. * The MYP and their 'Ing, Carlton. Woodland. Rutland, counselora. Mrs Bob Bendi t and Hastings. Castleton. Maple Grove dentlR throughout each opera­ । D. perry of the Methodist Church. I Assyria and Hastings City. tion. Training Includes tbe prepllento for treatment, passing in- THIS BEAUTIFUL 2 PC. "REC ROOM" OUTFIT FREE! Reduced 1/3 Rayon acetate in white ond pastels. Loce trimmed. LADIES BLOUSES Sit” 4 10 One group in sizes 32 to 38. Solids ond prints . . . Values to $3.98. Now$1.44 LADIES JAMAICAS « Cottons and blends. Solids and prints. Sizes 6 to.18. Reg. $2.98 & $3.98 Now$1.44 BEACH TOWELS Assorted patterns. Regularly $2.98. Naw $1.99 LADIES SPORTSWEAR price Our entire stock of foil skirts and sweaters LADIES READY-TO-WEAR One rock of odds ond ends. Dresses. Wool Skirts. Blouses, Robes, etc. Reg to $14.98. Now 77c to $6.00 LADIES ond SUBTEEN SLACKS Our entire stock of wool and wool blends. YES FREE! THIS WEEK-END ONLY Marked Down 1/3 LADIES LINGERIE AT QUALITY FURNITURE OF HASTINGS One group of broken sizes in Pajamas. Girdles. Gowns. Bros and Slips. Now Vl Price and saliva Now 4 for $1.00 TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS Assorted color* ond patterns.-Reg. 49c. Now 3 for $1.00 BLOUSE TREES I Holds up to 6 shirts or blouses. Reg. $1.19. Now 88c SKIRT RACKS Hold* up-to 12 skirts or slacks. Reg. $1.19. Now 88c Cdatfal Rateforcad Mastic Covsriagi The dental hygienist's pri­ mary responsibilities to oral pro­ phylaxis (scaling and polishing teeth) in addition to patient education, taking X-rays and other routine office duties Dr. Brown explained that a greater understanding of the chalraide assistant's role to Im­ perative In light of predictions Fhm Divu Ckilr HASTINGS 9454172 Price In matching ensembles. Checks, stripes, solid colors. B«Hi «*• "'sisc Now 2 for $1.00 Rd 4* Now 3 for $1.00 Rd 25c Now 5 for $1.00 STAMPED PILLOW CASE$ Wash Cloths tern Docron ond cotton blend; white with lace trim. Sizes 32 to 44/Reg $2.98. Now $2.00 LADIES PAJAMAS Hand stitched in assorted patterns. Reg. $1.69. facing DenttoUy modern in dentiitry. the United ‘ tbaue disease oHlict the mouilw ' One group 100% nylon. Man-tailored styles in assorted colors. Sizes 32 to 40. Regularly $3.98 ,accumulated at least 700 mllI lion unrated cavities. And that’* needs orthodontic State Stroat CANNON TOWELS Styles from our regular name brand lines. Values to $2.98. Now Vi LADIES SLIPS children is bom with a deft lip QUALITY FURNITURE Entire stock of fall and winter faahiom TEXTURED HOSE tai care during the coming de- of Absolutely LADIES DRESSES Now $2.88 .................... ODDS and ENDS Look for famous Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy... you'll find them hotel Parmal ' Now $1.15 One table of Odds and End* wfl drmttcalty reduced. East State Street �Cynthia Sue Cross Weds Paul Miller At Middleville 11 Feature Literatu Literature Sidelight Af Presbyterian News Notes Women's Luncheon Tickets on Sale Al Area Schools : Wedding vows were exchanged Saturday afternoon. Feb. 13. in A snrYllght on 11‘erature waa1 mall route nrrcrnteil Church by Mlsa Cynthia Sue — -__<nn r.f tbe art* will have an Creek ami Lyle Miller of Fbun- I/x-kwood Workina. literature eee- cornea here from Plymouth length at 1 and S:M pm. on Saturday maintained in the church tounre bv the Women's AModatlon as she and that's why they mHe BMW carried one dozen long stemmed white roses. Mrs. Shirley Allen, sifter of the bride, was matron of honor. She won' a blue nylon gown with and cared a single while rose. Ssrvlng his brother as best urn was Loyal Bennett- Ushers were Gale Bennett, brother of the groom, and Joe Evans. A reception followed in the church parlors with Mr. and Circle 5. Mn. Raymond Ftnnle, tubl-# were decorated with fluffv plastic head mannequins. decorated with rhrnnlnely apnro- Hartings acbooia, Ucktte will be MRS. BERNARD LOUIS WELLER . . Miss Alvina Helena Bara Is Married. Central — Mra. Lyle Gillespie. Bellevue Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials lowing the ceremony. Serving wire Mrs. John Thompson, Lou­ ring. Mrs. George Jackson. Bat­ tle Creek and Miss Jean King from Bellevue Miss Corllnda Weller changed to a forest green: Mias Alvina Helena Bars be­ came tlie bride of Bernard Louis be 1018 Washington Ave., Kala­ Wedler on Saturday morning. mazoo. Out of (own guests cante from Ann's Catholic Church In Belle­ vue with Rev. FT. John Shlnncr Lansing. Kalantaaoo, Hopkins, pf Charlotte officiating. Martin. Wayland. Charlotte. Parents of the couple arc Mr i Grand Itaplds. Nashville. Hasand Mrs. Adolf Ban. R1 Belle- J tings and a sister and brother­ rue. and Mr. and Mra. Raymond i in-law from Oshowa, Ontario, John«pn and Mra. Richard Cotter. A fhite quartette from the Hat­ ting* High School instrumental music department—Elaine Tucker. Mary Ann Karmes. Carole Swret and Inta Sa«e— plaved "Adario” and ' Scherzo" by Adolf F Walters. After the business meeting with Mra. Sherley Blind, president, pre­ siding, Mrs. Myron Deneau. oroeram chairman, turned to Mra. Working for her urgent plea for informed Christians and for tbe Introduction of the speaker, Mra. C. T. Doolittle of Grand Rapids. Mra. Doolittle pointed out many marks by reviewing the book "Ten Fingers For God" by Dorothy Clarke Wilson.. This fascinating true story is 100 gueata at the altar banked Roma Cafe In Battle Creek. "Lord Who At The Wedding weight peau enhanced with re- aopbomove at . Her fiance was graduated from Kellogg Community College In 1M6 and Is a Junior at tbe Uni- Administration. WHITE'S Photography WtOOINC PHOTOGJtAPHY MAthNcs - re— Sweetheart Fete, 'Cupid's Treasure,' Is Great Success fined to her home for a long time law of the bride, presiding. Others helping about the room able to find some comfort from such deep affection for this fine that great Christian medical in­ stitution that she has previously Philip Hecox of Savannah. Ga.. has passed his Certified Public Accountant examination and has received his CPA Certificate. This is an excellent accomplishment for a 30-year-oid fellow who lias been aheuth dree with a lore Jacket i °llmorc’ wlth ChristeUe Cumand black accesnoriea The,bow- Sheree Boduhn. Virginia and‘ Carrie °Sorby. groom * mother wore a f_' । Peake D"“l“ — ”K" Ith a' e\ A special thanks thank* to everyone teal .cinx- sheath dress with a lacy lop and matching acces- wlio mad? the evening a succewi for the Blue Hilda and their fa­ thers. A reception was held in the 945-3967 church parlors Immediately fol- Nashville Church Is Setting for Double-Ring Rites continued Iter work of surgery on reported that a rare book collector came the bride of David O. Halauctioned off more than 500 valulyzed from the waist down. purchase 18th century French Halford. R3 Hastings. novels written by Resllff de la Dr. Paul Brand, the doctor from Bretonne. This item brought to England with whom Mia* Verghese mind that Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre has a hbbby of collecting cookgreat grandfather waa a merchant 150 different volume# She will be Mra. Wolfram Fechner was to London with hl* family. Two Interested to note that the sale hostess Wednesday morning. Feb. Mrs. Fechner Hosts The 'Morning Doves' flclated at tbe ceremony held at the Nashville Methodist Church. The bride's gown was fashion­ ed of erocaae, with fitted bodice and bell-shaped skirt. Her veil of Illusion was held by a crown WORLD FAMOUS HARMONICAS Stuart Church of Hastings Peter Stukkie, Bart Lansing, and Martin Fox, Grand Lodge. HOHHIR Hsrmootess for musi­ cal fin. So sety to pin...so rich in enjoyment. Frtt lastruc­ tion booklet when you buy HOHNfJL church pariors. the couple left for a honeymoon trip in Canada. Doves Home Study Group. N. Clinton, Oread Ledge. "What's new In family fabrics" was presented by Mrs. Paul Lanring Kaiser. By learning about the groom current developments In textiles. satisfaction for their families' Lindstrom clothing. Mra. Ray Wieland aa- pany. rtsted Mrs. Kaiser with a rum- Construction C o m- Music Center 138 W. State 945-4284 Clothing Workshop. I LOWERS one. somehow dropped the cards the Indian people. He ha# received the highest honors for his surgery where this batch of mall ciiseed family oi mi llcally have been cancelled crippled hands dignified and usere, with the current, before satisfaction to all members of being trucked to Hastings. They the family. Ai he contemplate# U>c Impor­ tance of hands, he thinks “How The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. fingers mot (rated by God." ribly let them through in this Chariea Fuller. Noble Grands Name New President Month Homemakers Group Studies Nutrition of Insufficient postage. Even if “— J IU“‘ pigeonhole , would still Fourteen Pturt Noble • Grand* of Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge No. meet modern regulations. Regard­ 53 of Hastings met at the home of Mrs. Harry L. Wood. Sr. Wed­ tings and everyone b baffled. Study Group. nesday evening for a bountiful Hauling WILD ROSE VINES Extension OA f°r natural’ /W. looking beauty in Av ea. lasting poly. Mrs. Ray Corliss of Albion Election of offlocra which fol­ The Middleville Reading Club Ilowed Fouling Lite minutes of Is sponsoring an al I-games party ithe last meeting found all mernon St. Pnrtick's Day at 7:30 pm I Thursday, March 17. al the Wert < Elementary School. Dessert Fuller for recording secretary luncheon. Proceeds to establish i a scholarship for young women.1 „rm to Mrs Call Mra James Hicks. SY 5-2A55 Glen Perkins and low to Mra or Mra Clair Brog SY 5-3342 for Bertha Wcyerman. leservatlons , • for Adults," which emphasized the changing nutritional needs of the College. Prior to that she had worked in the city public library. Tile group also AZALEA SPRAY a movie observance of traffic rules on rural Dwight Fisher, who commutes roads, especially relating to farm machinery and vehicles. Also cov­ ered was the Importance of plan­ partment, marie an interesting ob­ ning enough space between galea servation. In this comparatively and roads to allow parking rot short distance he passes farms equipment safely off the road .?cnry.. rtofic”‘ wns hnpplij .turprised on Monday formerly owned by two Michigan and the necessity of keeping rosd Plainwell on Wednesday attend- j evening when theta* son. Thomas, Fitzgerald (Eaton County, apd tlie mg the funeral of Mrs. Lloyd. from Poughkeepsie. N. Y late Gov. Kim Sigler (Barry Coun­ brush, undergrowth and tall field Hur,ey1 rived for an overnight vis ty). The Fitzgerald name is still crops which obstruct vision. prominently displayed on I will hostess the study group, when the lesson "Fashion Fabric and NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's Xk G HOHNER Clothing Workshop to be held tn March. Each lady will con­ struct a ad Mre. dark O'Donnell, daughter supervision Kuhn. Middleville Club Plans St. Pat's Party M Me ToX? MR. AND MRS. DAVID O. HALFORD . . . MUs Anne Marie Pender Becomes Bride. In a simple double-ring cere­ mony, Friday, Ffcb. 4, Anne Marte niuma and btua velvet, ribbon. Cookbook CoUectloM netted the owner 123.102. The Blue Bini's 19th annual India aa a fitted bodice featured a shell neckline with elbow length Sweetheart Banquet held Feb. 14 slonary family impressed them- It’s A Mystery It was mast mystifying when the dolly delivery of mall from Kala­ mazoo arrived al the local post shaped skirt was complemented waa shown throughout the dlnoffice, containing a postal card from Canada to Ethel Mills, 537 and cupids for centerpieces and W. Clinton, and dated with the cancellation mark of Sept. 12, 1911. length train Her elbow length ' The‘n’E“JJ‘’n, The next day there was a May 10, veil of illusion was topped with Rpv W’ CurU#- followed by a pcau pillbox trlmmrriln Ute B dinner. Robin Asplnall in England when he returned 1900 card from London to the same addressee with the same address. re.-embroldered Alencon 1»c e. ^ to the fathers home. Tom Myers, realizing that Ethel She carried a bouquet of white Hoeman, the toast to But instead he received a request Mills had been a sister of Bob and pink munia, | thS daughters. vue. aa maid of honor, wore a Morrill, accompanied by floor length gown of pink tafDouglas Castleman fete with matching ocooworlrs "Bunny Hop" announcer and carried a bouquet of pink'was Nancy Thomas and bunnies and white daisies. Miss Dawn WETe Shirley Huso. Kim Coven. LaPoint of Bellevue, bridesmaid.!JSfU R«k*T-, Foltz and was dressed Identically to the|Dlane G*nk. Jill Cotter anmald of l»nor. |nounoed th»-"JMue Bird Wish Kenneth Weller served his |8kn" wlth Ptayera Including brother as beet man and I Cooper.—■---Dtane--------Gross, UMU> ushers UU1 unucss ....... Hoffman. tz . - .were — David Ackott. Nashville., Wendy Kathy Lydy. David Starrs and Michael' Drbt‘1° Mead. Kris Reuser and Youngs of Hastings chrt* Wendorff. For, her daughter's wedding.! ."Homo 8'rK* Home" pan to­ glnla Bennett. Linda Broughtoq. Arlene Altoft. Marcia Loftus and Josephine Harrison. who added that extra ingredient, "interested concern." to the re­ quired performance of a routine at Vellore Medical School and tlme. Naturally hi# mother. Eva Hospital in Vellore. India, founded Hecox. la proud of the record her Ungs. Janet C. Stafford. G. Spencer Myers Engagement Told Tills postman made a roeclal trip to take Mrs. Anna McOuffin Dick Brapch. organist and choir Engle and Mrs. Harold Bolo, director of St. James Church In South Pasadena, Calif., lias been Welcome Daughter voices to St Pauls £athedral in LOs Angeles for a special concert. 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 adopted daughter. Julie Anne. Julie Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices 2. Buy from Us LARGUT SILfCTION OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS , pointing out s typographical error appreciated IN BARRY COUNTY BENJFRAN KLIN parents and two brothers. Douglas and Danny, are simply thrilled BpeUlng musician herself, and The cute little miss who arrived IK Delicate sprays of leafy blossoms in summer­ time colors to mix or match with any decor. 102 Wart State at Jetfenon ' their household. a Rich in Tradition 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds Street during the Valentine Day NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! advantage of the vivid red Christ- wedding rings following a great tradition - tbe same —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— ■ ■.|| I SERVICE Miller s M«d«" 107 E. WaUla-d, Op«« George Washington's birthday. 70 Bean Recipes Ths Michigan Bean Shippers Mm. H>r. Fri. HU 9 F.M. — O*M SMaMm Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Sr.<r Hum WI 5-20*1 by Mictx, wi. writing: Michigan WI 5-5316 BRIDE'S �Hastings Friends Attend Nuptials In Fremont. Ohio Pre-Oinner Hoi Are Hazardous For Children Marilyn Piper Weds Society newS Robert Sage in Methodist Rites Tbe rollicking fun at Bonnie usiicred. They wore while jackets with pink carnation boutonnieres Th* marriage at Marilyn Plpw, the aflanoon two unecpected wore pink and white carnation a picnic basket they appeared Cytlak. Toledo. Ohio, were united in marriage at Bt. Ann’s Catholic at Hoed Fremont to family memChurch Saturday, Feb, 18. Tbe Rev. Xlfred J. Mayer, pas­ tor, officiated st Uie double ring iwo-tlarwd wedding oaks decorated ceranony al 8:» o’clock. Esther the main table After March I they will Un fa mother and father. and Alien from Hastings attended ths wedding. father. the bride wore a floor­ length gown fashioned with a lace organza overskirt. She wore a pearl crown with a white shoulder-lengUi veil, and carried white carnation* syndrome" of home accidtnla arm1 ptweeded to partake of Ute food they brought—all of thia tn wedding musto waa played by delibcrauon. Hnwww. there waa praamus chsoran graduate at Bom High School Her length formal ahaath dresa of iView. As the intruders (Dorothy husband, a 1M1 gradOate of ToI PLEDGES TROTH —Announce- light pink organza over taffeta, 6todmon and Carolyn Coleman) ENGAGED—Planning an August crepe. A satin bow at matching I picked up their things to put in wedding is Linda Blossey, whose engagement to Jeffrey J. Hin­ Jenney. daughter of Mr. and pink held her bouffant veil and I the basket and depart, and Mill man has been announced by her Mrs. Ralph Jenney of Delton, to parents, Mr and Mn Helmet William Robert Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Scott*. Grosse Point Wood*. Misa Bloalaughter lasted all through the The bride-elect is a graduate of and white roera. The Barry County Special Edu­ Delton High School and Grund High School, is in her junior cation School children were pleas­ Rapids Junior College Division Donald Williams. year at WMU. Her fiance, son of antly surprised when Uie Hasting* of practical nursing. She Is em­ Mra Roger Wlzwril entertain­ Mr. and Mra. Charles H. Hin­ Jayceca Auxiliary brought out ployed by Dr. A. X. Pullon. MJDHams wore a light blue and pink man. 423 W Center Street, at­ valentine*,' decorated ice cream Mr. Ford la a graduate of Vicks­ chiffon over taffeta, street ­ tended Ferris InsUtute and is slice* and nut cupe for a Valen­ burg High School and 1* em­ completing his senior year at tine party last Monday Games ployed a* a carpenter by Fred length drere with light aqua ac- Street Tuesday evening. eesreirim. She carried a bouquet WMU and doing hla practice were played and valentine* ex- Catherman. A June 18 wedding of wltlte and pink roaas. The February master point teaching in Hastings. la planned in Delton Methodist For her daughter's wedding, duplicate bridge game Tuesday Church. Mr*. Reynolds were a navy blue night in the Episcopal UnderPenguin Children Surprised Quarrvilag pareata Acdterta r high in families in which par-. ent* argue frequently. especially in­ front of children. YoungMers are kin ejno youngsters annually and injure a million more. Children's Hospital Me ter. Beaton. Toddler'* hurt in hectic day of one typical family that explode into near tragedy tor Uclpate your toddler's ability to ing eight major accident-producing Food Is a Borgoin coming them: 1. The hungry child. A hungry child wlU try to eat anything— States, which la a bargain any way tlnga was the maid of honor and including poisons. Forget the clock you look at it, quality or quantity . Mary Bablonc the bridesmaid. The and feed Uie child when he is attendants were dressed alike In hungry. H lie is especially hungry pale pink crepe fun-length dresses during the dangerous 1 Miura before with moss green velvet belts, scoop Roy Hubbard Dr. and Mra. W. necklines and elbow-length sleeves. O Squares wUl hold a Penguin the evening meal, give him a snack, wore a pink laco over taffeta The full skirts were softly pleated even if it means delaying your dress with white accessortea. returned to her home Saturday dinner. It could prevail a needless Saturday evening the Joe headbows jvlth pink veils and car­ Marvo PreeMone calling. AU accident. or biscuits. What's left from that Burkholdera entertained mem ­ after spending a week with Mra. ried bouquets of pink and white square _ dancers and spectators can be ground and combined with third. ber* of tlx-ir bridge club and Winnie Vandlen. ocher relative* accident prune and a tired rnoUxr chopped celery and pickle with carnations. Belinda fashioned and 1 welcome. • • • duplicate clubs at her parents’ many a reception waa held at the American Legion Hall for Mr. and Mra Floyd Colvin and Jones, a patient at the Medical N. Broadway. The 16 gueete en­ Faculty. Friday, being Mra joyed an evening of all kinds of games Including, besides presided os master and mlstreaa Inman's on Thursday evening. Jone's 87th birthday. Mra. Mourn. Mrs Margaret Detnond Cherry Nut Colvins birthday. What the Prated February birthday* for shaped cake decorated with pink Mra. Violet Andmon. Mra Ruth was that it was'to be a much Mead, Mra. Winnie Vandlen and Mcrllyn and Dick Foster. husband. Donald, served Ethel Hera took a potluck dinA home contents Inventory rived, the Richard Clarks, the Mra. D. C. French entertained may show that you've acquired her bridge club for luncheon dry of Bellevue served the punch. Robert VanDenburga and the A dehciou* butter sponge cake to with cream cherries. a surprising number of new coffee. possessions. Make a room-bypretty birthday cake decorated room list of everything you Mra Gay Jordan was Every Wed. b Sat. during Lenten Season. tended at the gift table and own. Then lota! up its present a lovely coraage by the employee* Mrs William Bauman of Climax value. You may find thin your at the Facility. Her family pre­ When Greenville played bas­ and Mra. Aaron Gronewvld of present insurance on homo ' b ketball here recently thia month. Freeport helped in the kitchen. contents falls far short of the J radio. On Sunday John Hoos had Mra. George Nelson of Battle amount you really need. If so,* R»«uior65c ____ Burkholdera entertained the Tom call ui for more up-to-date You probably hart the makings guests during the reception. protection through a Home­ Dick CXit of town gucats came from of a meat and potato roast right owners policy. The party of lhe Builders Battle Creek. Climax. Grand on your kitchen shelf! Open two Class of the EUB Bunday Rapids, Freeport, Mlddlevllte. Srtiuol wiUch was held on Satbridge after the game, at the Naahville. Bellevue and Detroit. An Individual pie topped with streusel. Burkholder’s home on N. BroodFallowing a short honeymoon, in an open roasting pan. Spread of fun aa tbe ' Mystery Supper” with sweet potatoes or nuuhed ig> JgyMKi. ****?,[ “ potatoes made from the Instant provided a new and unique ionn Insurance Agency ’variety. Bake In a moderate oven of entertainment oji well aa beChoose from a large variety. in GreraivlUe wnsnever there । nntnrt Rapid*. H3S0’F.) until heated through. If Ing delicious. Thirty member* town* have exchange games. 1 Mr> — Over Miller’s Jewelers Phone COOKIE DAY E.w, W,d. 4 Do,.—$1.00 from [you wish, sweet potatoes may tx- and friends enjoyed the .vortal IU,U Sclwol III, ।| Climax-Scott High in .srsawiru seasoned to taste 120 W. STATE ST. WI 5-4174 uuac with wiui bnraii urvwii sugar evening which wiuni Included nieiuucu games, jai.ito, 1962and andher herhusband husbandgraduated irradunted ,or ' r.- drizzled Mni~i with uu ■ L...J -■----------------------------—■■ 1_| Wcdiuwlay evening Mrs Ho-; >962 cup of dark ' and there a cre devotions led u.. by mer Smith entertained her hos- from Freeport High School in sirup after the kuf is frosted pjtal guild with .dessert and 1959. He is employed ax the Gen­ bridge at her home on N» Mlch-.eral Motors Detect Plant, la Igan Avenue. . Grand Rapids. SOCIETY NEWS Society newS NATIONAL CHERRY MONTH! with Michigan Cherries Refrigerator Cookies Cherry Torte Cake . What's new In your home? 6 for 27c ..... 55c Hot Crass Buns FRIDAY SATURDAY Cherry Pie Special 59c Apple Fritters 6 for 42c Cherry Tarts ..each.15c Quick Roast F Coffee Cake RANDSEN'C DALE’S BAKE SHOP WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY Chrysler’s 440 TNT V-8 is the biggest in its elass Now come in and see how exciting 2 Days-Friday & Saturday it can make driving Buy a SUIT or SPORT COAT for ’/ip™ and Be Sure and Look Over our NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE While You are in the Store for these Extraordinary Bargains! ne Rack Each of These Top Quality • • • • Men's Suits Mens Sport Coats Mens Top Coats Winter Jackets For Boys Winter Jackets Suits <2Pn« Sport Coats and 1 Table of Long Sleeve Sport Shirts PRICE Our Complete Stock of Glovss Dickie* Cap* Swsaf Shirt* Athletic Sox Boy* Pant* both Dress and Casual Cleveland'* Now Offen FOUR CONVENIENT WAYS OF BUYING 1. We Honor National Security Charge Account* 2. You May U>o Hasting* City Bank Charge Plan 3. You May Still Um Cleveland'* Personal Charge Plan 4. We Even Accept Cash 111 BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE South Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd. in Dolton CLEVELANDS MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR �Barry Studies Florida Youth Joining Allegan Dies Wednesday For EVA Action In Barry Crash Economic Opportunity Az* com- Nashville Suffers Fatal Attack life Ln a traffic accident in the possibility of joining wMh Barry CXxmty this year—both Allegan County In a combined two-county program. Members at Use commi With AUe cording to Undershenff Gordon ViD« MrthodUl Church for Naih- CiriMas CoeimiHsM. To Moot March 23 meet at 7:10 pm. Wednesday. March 23, In Central Auditorium instead of on March 7 as origi­ nally scheduled. approval It wa^ announced. His daughter-Ln-law. Mn- Can Hickory Corners Thursday. March 1 It 1 pm Saturday evening of this week Friday and Saturday Trick Bmpital Saturday noon after Ute body was found eight feet HU passenger, Eschol Oarvlce Class of 1M2 and daughter of Nashville Lodge No. 265. the Lions club, had Hastings, waa named February Campus Girl-of-the-Month by the Standards Board of Western Michigan University. She te Unpenherlff Trick said the fhU ot Pythias . lodge and practice teaching In the English car apparently was traveling at a member of the Nashville department at Kalamazoo Cen­ tral High School. Her average highway near the David Cruther senior year. With the tri­ married to Juanita Ryder in sideways, clipped a fence poet, graduated in April. flipped end over end. spun around and roiled two and onetwo sons. John of Flint and half Umea before coming to rest t. who is with the Air Force facing west, straddling & ditch. Durfee r, Mrs. Harry Haynes of Hy- cd and saved their money for a trip, which included touring California. They hod visited a friend at Kellogg Community The Rev. Max Gladding te to College al -Battle Creek and officiate Thursday and burial Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Rex were traveling north when' the in Lakeview Ceme- Casey and family, w Mr. and tragedy happened. They planned to camp out Brian were Monday callers of By Mra. John Hook Warren and Bryan, both of St David Cruttendcn and Mrs Lee filled with supplies and equip­ ment. last Middle Lake M. Cairn, George Cheeeeman and girls •4J-477S were Saturday supper guests of Mr*. Admiral Foereh Mr. aad Mrs. Leon Stanton visited Mr. and Mra Manson Couch nf Sparta. Sunday. * Rob- Merle B. Haines Fraternitv Chairman social chairman of his fraternity. home from East Lansing. * Mr. * Mn Winn Hutch- and Mra Owen Gaylor attended Lambda C1U Alpha, at MUD. East Tanking Haines is a junior tbe Municipal pmptoytes Credit Union banquet at the American Calmn. * Arthur Moore Legion Club House in BaUle science After graduation, he te considering aawidlng the UnlCreek. Friday night * Mr. and Guy Nash Mrs. Owen Gaylor and Janice versify of Detroit. and Mra. McAdams spent Sun­ Mrs. Calms last Saturday. day with Mr. and Mra. Mike Minaudo and family to celebrate February birthdays. * Dale Fox returned home from Pennock Hospital Wednesday. By Mra. Albert Green I1 PENNOCK CONCRETE Hubbard Hills Mr. and Mn Marshall Tripp Jake Newman of Chesaning b visiting his sister. Mrs Rosa Brooks. ert Tripp and son of Middleville PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks SoaM & Grovel Marriage Licenses birthday. * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Albert Green, Bunday. anjl children of Hasting* Rl. in the Primary Election and honor of Gary's third birthday. * Albert Green Is on the gain after being ill a month. tinued support in the April nathlc Hospital In Grand Rapids. He fell down cellar and waa In­ lured quite badly with several broken bones * Mr. and Min. Wadsworth Btesell were called 4th Election hospital. will appreciate your con- Payable and Compounded Quarterly on your PASS BOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNT INTEREST is Earned on INTEREST as well as on PRINCIPAL EVERY THREE MONTHS Our New Rate (the Legal Maximum For Any Bank or Pass Book Savings) & Will Accrue to Your Account, Beginning April 1,1966 Dunham By Mra. W. H. Cheeaetnttn Pownall Williams is Improv­ ing from recent surgery. Guests of the Wllllaihs. the 12th were the family of Charles Williams from Yp&ilantl. Mr. and Mrs Robert Banham from Battle Crock and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Williams and daughter also from Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mra. Ellis Garilnger of Nashville callBunday. * Mra. Mildred Hili at­ tended the wedding of her neph­ ew. Paul Miller In Middleville. Saturday. Feb. 10. ner Thursday Maple Grove a1/. 4% z hills Friday afternoon. City Treasurer Ruby Henney 4% Per Annum ily Bunday in Kalamazoo In bon- Noshvilla. Mick. THANK YOU for your vote Good News for SAVERS in the South EU.B. Churtrh Per Annum NOW AVAILABLE On Time Certificates Of Deposit Redeemable Any Time After the Legal Requirement of Thirty Days Written NOTICE Minimum Amount of »l,00000 Maturing Six Months from Date of Issue; Automatically Renewed If You Do Not man and daughters were FunHunt family from Lansing and Mr. and Mra. Robert Ball and daughter. Roybtn from Alaska Mich, were weekend guests of the Keith Bolte Request Your Money at Maturity INTEREST AT THE 4’/»<7o ANNUAL RATE, PAID East Doud By Mra, Lloyd Owen Styles and driving have I changed In the last 50 t years and the Automobile Club is still Michigan's leader in Motoring services and pro­ tection. Emerson Cairns from south Hastings visited Saturday at Lloyd Owens. * Little Tina Am- Robert Closnon from Lowell and Mrs. Winnie Gurd from Cedar Mlll Comers called on Will Gurds Tuesday. * Robert Getman from Battle Creek called on Will Gurds. Bunday. * Mra. Howard Moore te still In Blod­ gett Hospital. Grand Rapids children from Algonquin Lake guests at Lloyd Owen's. * Mr Roy Douglasa' Bunday. Feb. 13 at Algonquin Lake. The Douginas' plan to return to California this OF MICHIGAN Owm Bulla'. FROM THE DATE OF ISSUE TO THE DATE OF REDEMPTIO COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hnstinijs City Bonh MEMBER: Moral Deposit iMoraaca Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Coniinuoua Yeera 945-4192 and two children from Albion, •pent Bunday. Feb. 11. at Lynden Norris', �Hastings Banner I Past Lake Odessa . Druggist Dies; ■ Services Monday Builders View New Products at Consumers Fete benefits, WU1 this qualify me I q, My aon drived social sefor iioepltal insurance benUlte? Icurity benefits unttt April IBM , died Friday M ButterHoepltal. Grand Rapid*. In an official rw purity i Hall with 155 attending the din- Harley and Jennie (Shaw) Hanabargnr and waa a IBM graduate Thoughts For A Week For when the One Great be He marks not that you won or lost} but how you played the game! —Grontlqnd Rice Robert H. Sponable, Owner W. Green at Broadway mxuruy glad to security 50 Ran- Gordon Cappori: advancing to the Bear rank was Curtis King: receiving arrow points were KeMh Waters, Robbie Kruko, unlt of the Barry County Ba* Ungs. Leonard-Osgcod Funeral Home 1* authorized to display the knlgh’.-and-shleld emblem on which Li emblazoned the Golden • Rulo Funeral Service nuXto: , -'Service meaiuied not bv eold (letne involved and tbe gain to ■ the community. everyone b in- May and started to college to batto and Mrs. Loula (Jennie) September. Can hl* benefit* be Gerald (Audrey) Barker. Bedding, and Mn Henry (GayUa) Bur- file a new application. Since your son was attending a full­ time school from January and Harley, Grand Rapid*. through May. the payment* can Funeral sendee* were held Monday at 3 at the Pickens Chapel. Rar. Paul Bennehoff of- APPLY NOW FOR YOUR FREE HCB CREDIT CARD Begin Nashville Chamber Drive ForNew Members Good for Charging All Purchases at Participating Stores Tiie Nashville Chamber of flee Thunday, Feb. 17. Blue Commerce met Wedneeday. Feb. Bird leaders worked on neigh­ 9. for a dinner meeting al tbe VFW. borhood mapo and had a lot of Prank Ritchie of Consumers fun filling in tbe different Power Company showed a film FUNERAL HOME State Leader graduated from high school to Camp Fire Leaden Develop Crafts SPONABLE T Cju .’-u,. 7—icocuu we both quaHfy for health to- AdmitortratlCQ will be surance benefits? I answer IL Your social A. Only you can qualify. Your I district office located at Odeaaa and purchased the Prank M' * W W M ----- -————-Z Smelker Drug store which they next year. Will X ba able to’through Friday from 8:30 aun. pon and Curtis King operated until eeillng tbe buat- quaW for hospital Insurance *•*-*-* benefits when It start* to Jtily it U also open to the public each Pack meeting on March 29. the Monday evening from 4:30 to 9 Pine Wood Derby Race will be IBM? .ployed as A. No. You cannot qualify un­ a ■ .■ til you are 65. which will not be Surviving, besides hl* wife, are a daughter. Mra. Gerard i Lucille) Boeacber of Grand Scorer comes to write against your name. Membership in the Order of the Golden Rule, an Interna­ tional affiliation of dependable Willard H. Curtla and family, of the Lraderahip Oosntnktoe of Bud Tlxxnpnon and family, Ro­ land Oerter and family and neral Home, corner Walnut and South Jefferaon Street*. for the Um Retarded, will attend Use Scout Executive Ruaaell Evans Thtoc receiving the Wolf bodge were Nelson Allen. Erick Blrke, Gary Conley. Jim Christ- Mks. Vivian Andcrapn aocora- troR with hU wife. Leonard-Oigood Retarded Kiddies Hag National Group to Hear Affiliation 155 Attend Blue And Gold Banquet CU, Scut PM, >17i Md IU Blue and Gold banquet Feb. 15. snakes no difference you get payment* aa School . Poflowtog Me graduation SecttM Twa—FefM 1 to • Thursday, Tkure4«y,February February24, 24,1966 1966 accompanied Mra. Ritchie. Ph. WI 5-3252 to NaahviUe In the Hastings Area by inventions and experiment*. Sell it with a Banner ad I CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS £LTHE WEEK During the business meeting the Chamber president, George Vogt, appointed hl* committees ONLY ONE Monthly Statement The I960 membership drive opened in January. About 40 have already signed up and others are -expected to follow. A committee which has been working on a zoning and.build­ ing code for Nashville has about oomplcted Ito survey, and they expected to report to Che village ONLY ONE Check to Write No Cost to You If Your Account is Paid Within 30 Days the Harlem Stan. About MOO A With ChflleroK Hom«$ and Real Estate of All Types AN INCOMI PROPERTY IN THI TWltlD WARD, good location: ha. throe room apartment upstairs, 410.500.00 down » living room, dining room, kitchen end half bath, basement with gas healing system, Is ALSO IN THI SECOND WARD, an Income property with apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and downstairs It has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, aluminum siding, patio, oil furnace, tiled bath, large yard with fence, and is Insulated for $11.500.00 BECAUSE THI OWNIR HAS LIFT TOWN to live elsewhere, we have a nice Tanch style In the Fourth Ward In excellent location, brick with living room, with fireplace, carpet and drapes Included, two bedrooms and bath, all air conditioned, pine paneled living room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, 411.500.00 A GOOD HOMI ON QUEEN STREIT, NASHVILLE, ha* three bedroom. UMtal^rind down It has living room, dining room, den or library, full bath, has basement with gas furnace, a swell Youngstown kitchen, will sell on contract ....—...-gT..------ ----------- ----------- ------- 2.17,500.00 A RIAL NICI 9LACI IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedroom* upstairs and down It has living room, dining room, bath end kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater, four-acre lot for-------------------------- ------------------------- ....----- -------------------------------------- $5,250.00 A GOOD HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD, with one large bedroom and large hallway upstairs and down­ stairs It ha* one bedroom, living room, large giasaed-ln front porch, dining room, kitchen, shower, .tool Snd lavatory, full walk-out basement, gas furnace, two stall garage and nice large lot. for $7,350.00 AND ANOTHIR GOOD SIZED HOMI IN THI SECOND WARD, with three bedroom, .nd two closets, 'nd a hall closet, and downstairs there U one bedroom, living room,' dining room, kitchen and full AND A RIAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THI FOURTH WARD, has living room, dlnmg room, kitchen, four bedroom, and full bath, two big halls, full bawment with » double garage In basement, has converted heating plant ....------- - -------------------------------------------1$9,800.00 AND A GOOD INCOMI PROPERTY IN TNI FOURTH WARD. Insulated and aluminum storm win­ dows, a real good roof, one three-room apartment with good floor covering and modem bath, and downstairs a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedroom* with closets and hardwood floor*. TV room, dining room, and kitchen with new Inlaid linoleum, the kitchen ha* knotty pine cupboards and work space, a good aixed bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in front porch, a full basement with new gas fumaca arJ —*" —------------ —"--------Is worth seeing and you will appreciate It. priced at .$15,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has three bedroom* up and full bath, and down a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen end ha* stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall garage. $8,500.00 AND IN THI 2ed WARD, a real good home with throe bedrooms and *n extra room, and down a living room, den. dining room, kitchen and full bath, full basement with gas furnace, one .tall garage, a real good location for- ........_____________________ z$7,000.00 A RIAL NICI HOME IN TH! 4th WARD wfth two bedrooms room, dining room, kitchan and full bath, ha* oak floor., I formica .100.00 TWO LARGE BUILDINC LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for.................... .$2,300.00 each AND STILL ANOTHIR GOOD HOMI IN WOODLAND. all on one floor, living room, three bedroom*, dining room, kitchen and bath het ga. floor furnace, carpets and drapes, hat new roof, asbestos tiding for .......$7450.00 .tall garage................$7,200.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good business dlttrlct which rent, for $150 00 per mo. for $7,500.00 A RIAL GOOD, YEAR -ROUND HOMI RIGHT ON LIACH LAKI. ha. living mom. ^L.1— k.U. ----l. __ J . .-II tbe Mapio Valley School. A com­ mittee of Hubert Lathrop. Prank Christie, Adolph Douae and Al Smith waa appointed to meet with school administrators to Complete the Application Below— Cut Out & Mail Today! money. held on the 10th. Serving on CHARGE ACCOUNT APPLICATION (If Morried, Answers Should Apply to Husband) Northeastern Cubs Blue & Gold Fete Attended by 150 Address The tables were attractively decorated to this theme with centerpieces made by the boys. Tile Invocation wna given by the Rev. Clark, followed by a delicious dinner planned by the Den mothers. Cubmaster Preston Campbell Presenting tbe boys by den*, who in return received the following awards presented by Assistant Cutanaster Richard Bryan. Wolf badges to Jim Daniel. Steve Echtlnaw. Louis Ruempel; gold arrow to Steve Echtlnaw. Steve Kacchcr. John Hartwell. Phone No. Colvin, Jeffrey Cook. Craig Rose, Peter Hook (2), Grant Bryan:: Zip Code. _____ :___ Town___________________ =,_______ Widow (er) Married CHECK ONE: Divorced or Separated Single Age How many children do you support?. CHECK ONE: Own Roomer Rent Live With Parents Employer or Business: Husband- Wife. What kind of work do you do How long with present employer * Checking Q How long with previous employer .Your Bank-------------- —Savings Other charge accounts_______ :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ » to Bruce Colvin, Jeffrey Cook. John Hartwell. Peter Hook; two- 1 year. Grant Bryan. Michael Pen­ tongton, Jeff Stanton. Wife's Nome. Nome 3077, spoMored by Northeastern School P. T. A. and their families enjoyed their annual Blue and Gold banquet on Tuesday. Feb. 15. celebrating tbe birthday of While we may be able to issue a Credit Card without the information belpw, we con best serve you if you complete the following: Your present earnings $ Weekly „□ Monthly ■ Wife's earnings $ Other income Yearly -a vac* senunow, navel completed Cub Scouting and now advance to Webelos and Boy Scouting upon receiving the I following awards: Lion badges. Jtff Hannett, John Burkey, Brian HrUtelnwBr 111. - - - —— I mam, jen uexinctt, John Burkey. Brian KcbUnsw. Geotfrnr Goodyear, Jaff Wyngarden House payment or rent per month $. How much do you pay monthly on all other accounts $ Signed--------A RIAL NICI HOMI IN TNI FtRST WARD In good location, has two bedrooms up .nd two bedroom* dining room both carpeted, full b*th. kitchen and utility room, glaued in imulsled, has »torm windows and screen., new g*s furnace end water mlnum dding. cyclone fence In beck, two ttell gerage. aU In excellent -. lll.500.0fl DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl .Niothamof Homa Phon. WI5-JOQ4 Mcharcl Slocum HbmFUmWIS-MM ,— -w oy _ noyd -uw paaiaiiauLMi Colvin, cxxnmltu-e COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE qs �ons Need Final Win for West Central Crown I Travels id ledge Finale Middleville Vina West Central Bridge Anyone? Boil King of tbs YMCA h 2nd Consecutive X-Way Crown rA<>. Nppu ruuy tor ISA rto{ Mta I PrepBaiketball Charlotte win | Roundup r«.u ci~ ... a of Miehigon Door A, Dotati Oriolei U’Uhout TrottbU Froth Whip Charlotte; Final Tilt Feb. 24 Saxon regular season. Bfctanart. WI 5-348L Ledge this Thunday for their final scheduled came of the sea- tails Bulldogs all drilled two buckets and John netted on 71 percent of their added nine points to the gap tn the second canto aa Williams victors with 21 pointe. Steve Bill Shults 3 and Doug Storrs. that night for The basic facts about Michigan deer are: the third period and points. Coach Kletxmann declared the victory represented his squads tour attempts. Ken Weller and and eventually won the BOWL charities. 4 Gaines in Men s Basketball Loop Thursday Night whitetail country, tbe range is going downhill aa foeegta Kaper IS for Hamilton. Rick Young Hunting Dog Tbo Barry County Humane action. Central Conference, pumped in 21 pointe and ran his season's total In the league to 371. Jim King added 18 and Dave Wil­ liams 10. Four games are scheduled 1 with 11 points and John Whitely be played this Thursday night in the Hastings Men s Basketball league, with twin bills in both considered, Michigan deer seasons for the foreseeable future must include tbe taking of see toiler less aaitaajs each year. To do otherwise would •eaa ■ tragic waate of available for adoption from Dog available. iiiimminmiiiiiiniinii time this season.'but were forced Delton gained a six-point, 30- into overtime to post a 72-88 score. Bangor led by eight at the > points In the see­ half before Comstock fought the third Dalton Armchair Athlete Area sports fans can be proud of the Hastings High School wrestling team which came through a terrifically rough dual schedule with a perfect season anti then went on to win the West Central Conference championship here Saturday afternoon and evening. ‘ Il was an especially wonderful victory for Coach Bob Miller, who has developed our wrestling program to its peak. Saturday night Comstock whipped Hackett High, 88-74. Tbe score by quarters: Galesburg - Augusta posted a MAPLE VALLEY 1 "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-3184 FOX INFORMATION AND RESCRVATIONS Bob ond Mickwy Lsnberi Allegan's Tigers nailed down PARCHMENT _.M M U 28-77 DELTON M M 28 27-187 Michigan Blate students Like to follow tiieIr football team More than 7500 Spartans porchassd tickets to see their favorites in action against UCLA In the Rose Winning has been the forte ML Hostings High so far this schoolyear, with Coach Jock Clareyb undefeated football season and I^nnard »nd FOR FUN AND HEALTH HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan fifth of the student body. Bob Vander Veen's fine basket- and could Leading the Ford lads was Ted Egleston with 26 points. Bob Greenville won Batarday al the Junior Young Saxons Erase Deficit to Beat Charlotte Showing steady improvement Dave Reynolds pumped In 18 and poise. Coach Don Mullens’ far Walldorf!. Jim Chandler Itad Hastings High Junior Varsity again came from behind to score a victory, this time defeating the fledgling Charlotte Orioles. 50-51. In their first meeting, the Charlotte reserves posted a 61-58 everything you do—is tbe Ameri- Department that Monday. Feb. 28. marks the end of fishing and spearing for muskellunge. north­ ern pike and sturgeon In oil of Michigan’s Inland waters. Mon­ special Winter hook and line KIWANIS WORLD TRAVEL SERIES trout in more than 200 specially designated lakes. And don't for­ get—rabbit bunting throughout the State ends March 1. . . . Tuesday, March I, 1966 public hunting and wildlife habl- 1 OWEN LEE Exploring Inner Space" Cwrtrd Auditorium - 8:00 P.M. control in the third chapter and moved ahead os they limited Charlotte to two field goals and proved purchase of a 199-acre a gift as they sank 11 points led by Mike Fitzgerald. In a high-scoring finale. Has­ tings pounded the hoop for 24 South Haven. Also to be added to the park through a gift ac­ cepted from Ufe county is a 71Jim Fisher hurt his wrist and accounted for six points, areg undeveloped lots. Another key Qillons had six In that period. Bill Ellu. Glen Cote gcrnld each got four. Troop 73 Scouts Present Awards Boy Scouts of Troop 73. First Methodist Church, held their Court of Honor last Thursday with an impressive candle cere­ mony. Tenderfoot pins were present­ Michael Kaalnsky. to Dale Baxter, Dennis Baxter. Donald Baxter. Bruce Pitch and two-year pins to , David Haight badge; Donald Baxter, scribe Hastings School Menu Listen to Paul Harvey and the NEWS Monday thru Friday at 6:00 p.m. .. % for the CASITE DIVISION of the HASTINGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY from the ABC Radio Coast-to-Coast Network smsfiw CASITE ADDITIVES. Best$youcan$|^^ District Cavalcade of Scouting te be bald Saturday. March 26, In Troop 71. Re-rvgtetraUon is due K1BKEY DANCE* SIGNALS WBCH e MUSIC Htstfegs and Barry County's 1220 Own Radio Station on your Dial Adult. $105 LAPO PHARMACY �I Dale Cappon 530. Jerry Smelker 1514. Bob Carmoney 510, Art Gal­ lup 519. Rum Hart 506, Don Drake 559. Ben Kenyon 203-5*3 and Bill Ransom 549. Hastings About Bowling. BANTAMS (UNDER 12) Standing*: Haan'S 474. Dale's Bake Shop 444, Legion Auxiliary Bowling HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Barr Tire* »4. George's Oligo and Superette 33, Bum’s Rcfrt- Saad* 8114, Burkey's 61. WBCH Monument and Hasting* Aluml50. Moose 494, Williams Insur-|num 29. Food Center 28. Copper ance 49. Sanitary Service 48. Me-: Lantern 244. Hasting* Moton AlUatara and Filter* 46, Reahtn' 23. Auto Tag Inn 18 and V A J Motor Bales 44'4. Dowling 434, MobU 17H. Johnnie's 414, Klersey's 37, Elka Good aooraa: B. Terry 193and East Side Lumber 35. <373, C. Reynold* 141-268, R. Jack Stealer led the field of wnUiard«n 146-254, C. Martin fine bowler* Wednesday of last 1147-249, J. Burnworth 128-246, M. Week firing 244-641. John Goto- Chase 120-238, T. Robinson 121dtn&ky sniggled 217-636 and 241, C. Norri* 121-236. 6. Van­ Merle Haines 216-608. | Denburg 124-234, M. Haines 133Blll Hackney chalked 203-580.1 g. Row 113-225. K- Raynor Hnrv Haan 535 Ken Robbe 500, nnd KH2-218, C. AndcrPaul Edwards 204-528. Ron Pel- 800 Hl-317, C. Wilcox 115-216. A. low 204-517, Dave Irwin,212-550. Merrill 133-215, J. Whitney 112Ocorge Lydy 202-817, A. Brewer 213. D Dahlhouwr 106-212, J. 210-516, Jack Bowman 541, Voyle Haight 117-209, J. Miller 110Enttllsh 500, Cleo Roblyer 539. 207, K. Mar Un 128-207. N. Bar­ Bill Bum* 504, Long 201-503. Bob >°» 124-204, B. Gray 112-203 and Lambert 202-545, Joe Burkholder Hann 105-200. 235-548. Jerry Kecgstra 222-574. COMMERCIAL MINORS Bill St Lawrence 515. Gord<e|, Standing*: Smith Brea. 624. Bender Gravel 53. Consumer* Mike Reynolds 200 - 593. Edon i524. Montgomery Ward. Dep­ . ...u.i, Karol Own 207­ , titles and V & J Mobil 51, Dole'* -560. Keith Craig 538. Ken Keeler I Bake Shop 48’4, Parkers Bor 201-558. Dtek Hart 515. Stu Sweet',and Southend Food 48, Cheno549. Nolan 'Johncock 201-544, Art I.wt;h Machine 47, Larke Cltgo ?'dy !«■*. A*’ « B*r«.M*aSicffi uiTZ acctrtc 44 AluZ18-5M Jack Amfth n™?.? mlnum «%. Tinkler's and Palw.™’ VBkHaroM ™ amiten Monun‘enl «• Thc Benner 354 and Viking Corporation 23. A. Sherk led the field Thursruaski 207-351, Don Pickard 546. Bob Boyle 501, Hank Prdcwa 527. Dick Bonurakl 201 - 579. Chris ding rolled 210-572, P. Cassell Howard 53G. Leo Springer 571. 323-566, G. Howe 650. J. Bar­ num 238-550, P. Kruger 547, R. Wilcox 539. R. Morey 522. D. Fredrickson and J. Wcalock 517, R. Jenkins 516. E. Engreet h 526. W« have the D. Stuart S21. R Lundquist 524, R. Brittenham. 200-512, C. Coo­ ley 513, R. Burghdoff 507. C. Ha hnway 522 and R. Herbatreilh 211-601. lateit patterns in (Armstrong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION LN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET _ ____ individual champkm*. Coach Bob Miller's Hastings. High Wrestling team Conference championship and THE STANCE: A proper itanre is eumtial to effective ditplay of a chic new bowling entcmble. Since bowling ctnleri have been recognized at the thowetue for iportnoear, nothing mutt be left to chance, especially the stance. THE STANCE: A proper stance is a mutt in bowling be­ cause it incorporate* several factor* which help the l>owler in his approach to the foul line. For example, the feet. The left foot should be slightly forward and bear most of the weight. Knees slightly bent—tbe right knee, the left knee, or both. The ball is held about waist high, and in line with the right shoulder, enabling the bowler to have a straight . swing. Haan 201-562, Bhiuinon Lydy BUI Brown 231-672, Paul Bond 215-566, Les Springer 201-644, Engcncth 224-558, Dave Irwin 200-529. John PanfU 617 with a Georgs Lydy 525. Rod Newton 531, Lyle Sanborn 216-629, Clare Stahl 218-523. Tom Gilliland 201-530 and Floyd Colvin 516 with a 152-average. WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE COMMERCIAL MAJORS Standings: Hasting* Motor Standings: Sports Bar 70, Pis­ ton Rings 62. Hanrood * 60. MV1- Sales 65. Hastings Cleaner* 57. Maker's Market 55. Ne-Hl 53. 5O'~. Culllgans and City Food Stanton's Real Estate 514. Bar­ 49. Larke Buick 48. Aluminum ry Ready Mix and Shlrkey'c Product* 41. Montgomery Ward I.GJ4. 46. Vita Boy 43. Bob's Bike i 40, Auto Tog Inn 33 and Tyden 374. East Side Lumber 364. Miller's Plumbing and Heating ■ 19'4. * Galen Daniels fired a blleter- 344 and Ockerman's Service 27. Good *cores: VanDenburg 213­ 582. M. Eye 181-521. B. Handy j Bob Lambert posted 257 to tie 180-507, B, Klersey 174-498, B. . I John Kolinsky and Shannon Howes 176-495. G.Oordenski 168­ I Lydy for the second high game. 482. F. Allen 204-506, E. Higdon iOalcn flnl»hed with 628 and 171-472, G. Ockerman 166-463. F. Weyerman 168-467, A. Covllle Awards 174-447. O. Thompson 166-440. roUed 237 'ea9- n°>d William* M- Gray 158-420, M. Hammond Schondelmayer 160-439. B. Sheler 167-478. A. 242-577. Merle Haines 206-565. Joe Gldarowskl 223-564, Harvey McMillen 148-423 and B. Miner 159-425. Good game: M. MacKenxie 161, A. Frederickson 155, T. Willion 190. M. Burdick 151. B High 151. B. Weyant 160, O. AUerdlng 170, E. Rowley 150, J. Peurach 166, T. Kenyon. 156. D,.Stanton I'M. T. Bahs 179. M. Makley 179. B. St Martin 156. H. Coenen 160­ 126 and J. Dalman 153-430. llimtirr ri oon HASTINGS FLOOR w,th 620 rAiira.sia COVERING 242 MO 123 W. State St. YOU WOULDN'T KNOW THE OLD HOUSE NOW, IT HAS BEEN ' MODERNIZED, ANO HOWIf yep, ___ . \ ITS ME KEEP YOUR HOME IN TIP-TOP CONDITION THE "DO-IT-YOURSELF" WAY. SEE US THIS WEEK FOR MATERIALS AND ADVICE. Sound-condition the rec­ reation room with our acoustical ceiling tile for Visit our PAINT Depart­ ment this week and let our trained staff help you select a new color scheme for your home. We have top-quality paints ond a complete Hastings Wins 1st WC League Wrestling fitH ,*v OkkErkwi lino of acces­ sories. Prompt, Free Delivery 3 Saxons Seeded No. I in Regional Wrestling Meet 10 Rated in Lmcell Tournament Which Draws 20 Entries Hastings High's wrestling squad,, unbeaten in 14 dual* and winner of the West Central Con­ ference championship, will go to Lowell Friday and Saturday -seeking honors In the State Re­ gional title. |£S» ^RoiSf’£iulw by forfeit | Winners against East Grand (Rapids* JV» included: 120—Scott 3 Salurday. The five West Central cham­ pion* ore: Phil Arnold. 103; Jim Andrews. 112; Co-Captaln Ken Cole. 120; Charles Myer*. 1G5. and Tom Gibson, 180.Earning runner-up honors for the Saxon* were Dennis MncKenxle, 133; Mark Anderson. 145, and Terry Keller. 127. Co-Captaln Bob Gibson took third in Die heavyweight divi­ sion. BploosU* matchat: Wlaamsa (Uruid Ladle) I Mark Ball (Alm»>, 16. es-0 ties. Greg Wood—9-1-1, Mark Halbert—9-1-1, Scott An­ derton—8-0-0, Greg BtahOD—71-1; Allen Fclxke — 7-2-0,‘ Dave Turne*-3-0-0. Harold Rogers — 3-1-0, Paul Endsley—2-1-0, Barry Eye-4-5-0. Charles Wllklns-3-; 3-0. Stan Stockham—3-6-0, Mlkej « i n Tyler Guernsey — 1-1-0, Larry Bennett—1-2-0, Rick Blrke— 1­ 5-0. Chuck Erway —0-0-1, Ken Cook—O-l-l. Bob Goggins—0-1-0 and larry Christie—0-3-1. ‘ Other team members were Jim Cary. Robert Cove, Cary Cuyler, Gary Moore. Jerry Mc- & With EBB WARREN IN COLOR A IN PERSON oCrvwa (HssUogsl didDsVaoll (Oriad Ladfa). 103—Oarv Bsbow (Ates) de<Ulon»4 Dsrrtl Oinirlrh (CksrlHU). 1T 0. lit (UaaUnga) daelalosed Fantaitic fishing ter Atlantic Salmon ond gin”' Jqunre-lail Three Saxan* are seeded No. Ungs). ai. IM- Tom DI maniuro I Bhode'-io for goal, a urii bou and two ► r Hone ond Onl Three Upper Peninsula teams tonagon County, and Iron Moun­ tain and Kingsford from Dickin­ son Cqunty. Hastings goes into the Ra», gional With the best record of any team. Belding lias a 12-6 record. East Grand Rapids which Hastings defeated here Thursday night by a score of 25-15 ha* an 11-5 record. Greenville has an Michigan Blate linebacker Bob Brawley practiced the full length Wood, deihlon, I*-* 136-Aii^ R«e Bowl gam. Felxke, decision, 4-0; 145— Dean .drU1tben completed ■ busy Coach Ernie Strong's Hastings Lambert, pin, 4:26; 154 — Stan I day by skating a regular turn on Stockham, decision, 9-1; 180defeme In States hockey gaate High Junior Varsity wrestling tory for Bob Miller who is giving squad defeated East Grand Rap­ up the wrestling coaching reins id*' youngsters here Thursday. he has held since wrestling be­ 39-16. to end their season with came a league sport here. Next year it will be Ernie Strong's Job A GREAT NEW WALLY TABER SAFARI SHOW In the 13 dual* tbe future to retain the title. Saxon* recorded 39 pin* whD? Grand I^dgc finished second being pinned only 10 time*. Of In the eight-school tournament 7r<T*raf AT*rj?<T*r^c^7 with 81 points, Greenville was third with 61. Alma fourth with Coach Strong declared that 48. Charlotte fifth with 36. St Johns sixth with 31, Lakewood a^sets to the HHS Varsity next seventh with 16 and Ionia eighth sea<ron. while others will be 'eft with 10 points. to form a fine nucleus for the Hastings, which completed a 1966-67 reserve aggregation. Squad members and their sea­ son records follow: On. Nit. Ooly Q Wad.. March 9 O WI 5-4520. ConioltUot Hastings. Seeded No. 1 are Ken Cole. 120; Charles Myers, 166. and are Jim Andrew*. 112, and Mark Anderson. 145. No. 3 seeds from Hastings are Rod Hall. 95. and Bob Gibson, heavyweight. Terry Keller. 127, la a No. 4 seed and Phil Arnold, 103. la seeded No. 6. Other Saxons In the meet are Unden Endaley, 138, and Marv Howell. 54. Other teams Include Staff Commonwealth, 0-5-0; Waahlnrton-Gardner of Albion 5-5-0; Big 444. Hastings Heights 44. Big Rapids 3-10-0: Cedar Spring* 10-4-0; Charlotte 5-7-0; Eaton and" Auto Tag Inn and Michigan Christian 4-7-1; OJt. Forest Good aertMt Shirley VanDen- Hills 10-2-0: Nbrthvlew 2-11-0: burg 207-579. Wilma Daniels 187­ Iron Mountain 4-8-1; Kingsford 528, Gladys Edwards 182-503, 8-2-0: Lowell 10-2-0! Ho-k'nrH 2-10-0, and Maple Valley 1-3-0. Lakewood 1* also entered. 489. Emma Payne 200-526, Leah Teams welgh-ln Friday from Dawe 192-510. Betty Sothard 191­ 12 to 1:30 with the preliminaries 604. Peg Cronlngw 180-482, starting at 2 pm. Wrestlers welgh-ln Saturday from 9:30 to vllle 171-485. Marge CampbeU 11:30 am. with the semi-final200-491. Reba Lydy 196-478, Lu- and consolations at 1 pm. with the finals starting at 7. Heeter 191-473, June Benner EASY TERMS MONDAY MIXERS Standings: Welcome Tavern 71. Foodland 61H, Northside Grocery 81, Vogt's Funeral Home 57H. McAllister's 54K. Food Center, Haan's Standard and Bheriff'a Gals 54, Piston Ring RorriH u* Uish Give u» OP i Y^ALR! I BOWLERETTES Standing*: WaUdorffs 72. Pen- TRADE-BB |9OW.' & c®r I Good games: Betty Hammond 199, Sandy Thompson 153. Boonie Hathaway 179. Doris Cappon 170. Ellen Dolman ITS, Sandy Merrill 167, CUe Westover 173. Ruth Kruger 180 and Kay BodenrnuliKletcned Dele Millet, ler 159. ram at’-e-e (Hi Alrm 53. Gilmores 52, Gardners 51, Mahler's 474. V St J MobU 46. Hastings Floor Covering 45. Duradean 42. Action Flex and Hasting* MUllng 41, Arcade Beauty Salon 40, Cuylers Track­ ing 39. Burna Refrigeration 374. 212-531, Howard Allen 525. Jark Sheler 520. Jack Bowman and Russ Blakely 510. Paul Caste' 214-506. Ray Lundquist 504 and Dick Hudson 501. -• TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Welton's Healing Good serial Shirley VanDenburg 223-606, Faye Allen 212­ 63. River Bend Golf 60, High­ lands Dairy 54. Andrus Insur­ 558, Garry Newton 183-510, Helen ance 53. Thornapple Skating Ackett 175-503, Rose HenrfckRink 51. Johnson's Furniture Shirley Drake 168-461, Evelyn 44. Ken's St Bob's Gulf 43'.- and Poll'* Construction 314. Donovan 194-489. Ella Higdon 158-464, Bettv Sheler 183-4*7, 570. Dick Wilcox 174-477, Joan Ellen Davis 168-472, Irate Heath Haywood 150-419, Don Haywood 177-469. Boonie Hathaway 172­ 199-538. Jim Tolan 205-577. Jun­ 466, Gladys Purdum 170-456, ior Russell 180-529, Don Cheney 215-4*7, Walt Sinclair 165-482, DePew 215-467, BetUe She11m- Roger Davis 163-430, Verdle Sin­ clair 156-432 and Jerry Brumm 177-489. . FAA TUESDAY TWISTERS . . . Contractor* Recommended Pleasant Point Motel 55. Po»183. Row Henrichoen picked up M.CJP. ■ECREATION LEAGUE NO. I Blanding*: Gilmore's 56. Ackett's 51. Lockshore 4*. Johnnie's Auto Parts 454, Woodmansee Lumber 45, Walldorff's 44. Nash- FREE PARKING ALLIED BUILDING CENTER j Junior Varsity J " Wrestlers Postl 11-2 Record Lassie* 51 Martin 142-407, m ha, lm envww ne-ue, ommo an* Km and Beedi* G^d scores: Sandy Gallup 169-489. Nancy Wlbolda 157-401, Marge Cappon 175-46*. Betty Downing 144-430, Dollle Larson 173-430, Caryl Hurless 150-416, Greta Grelnar 151-427, Shirley Allen 164-465. Judy Garrett 100­ 431. Shirley Hawks 175-420, Dor- Plymouth ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation. OSJKSH Barry's Farm Store Dewey's Car Palace S. Hanover at Halting* City Limits M-43 at Sprague Road, Ddtoa — �Hastings Meets Vikings March 3 Sportswomen to Present Outdoor Films March 9 State E Meet ■ssfjssjsTi to God And Country. Duty To Otbeva. and Duty To Ones Brit Jans will go to Hamilton Thurs­ The candle waa then passed to day night, March 3. to face Scout Mite BcntxU who 1H the Fennville which knocked Coach Ray Page's contenders out of the race last year. But then, Penn­ ville had Rich Jordan. Hamil­ ton plays Hopkins at 7:30 Tues­ day night. The Hamilton finals lighted. Scout Terry Tolten read are at 7:30 pm. Saturday, March Um 13 parte of the Soout Law, and what each part stands for. Bowlers Share $1,073 in Men’s City Tournament LOAN PLAN Here’iHow to play Maple Valley tn tbe sec­ ond game Wednesday night, March 2. Colon and Union City play at 7 pm. Friday, March 4. St. Philip plays the winner of the Colon-Union City game ahd Athens meets the BellevueMaple Valley winner. The title game Is at 8 pm. Saturday. In the Class B tourney at Western Michigan University, Ouli Lake drew a flrst round bye and Cart Rose, 1380 830; L. Pen­ rod and B. Peters IBM. 818; R. Alien and J. Smith 1»1. 818; C. Hauae and B. Burr t», 815; R. 2:30 pm. In Class B at Plainwell, Del­ ton drew a.bye and will meet the winner of the Plainwell-Otsego Bigger, Howard Gragg and Jay game Thursday. March 3. at Pranger. Second year. Ron Allen 7:30. Allegan will meet Wayland and Dan Cbunt Third year: BUm Ffy»n Vi* Women Bowlers Hurt in Mishap To Vacot* Street Dowling Nashville's Village Council ap­ proved vacating one block of unopcniu Pearl Street in the PBU- with 1136. M; D. I PeUow 1183. 34; D. --------and O. Daniela 1178. 83: B. Malllaon and C. Hubbert 1177, S3; D: £ 1OOO Local finance Monday night, bowling In Lhrir regular league. Fay fired a 212­ 5M and Gerry 182-510. In tbe Chssiar mountains of Charles Blair won tbe singles British Ojiumbia, Warren's party championship porting 577 for a drop the Utile-known Stone 897 with handicap to take the sheep. Lucille continued, and then Journeyed on north into the Yukon Territory to bag the illusive DaU sheep, two of North America's most coveted trophic*. "Il is wholeaoine. wbile-fam­ ily entertainment popularly wt—v- <__ _ . 1186, 8330; R. Hall and Moore IBM. 810; O. Howe II Kariniky 582 and 8. Lydy 557. include R- Lambert 1823. 810; X. Bheler 1698 . 88; H. Haan 1690. 87; J. Bheler 1881. 88; J. Kasin Ste 1887, 85; 8. Lydy 1854. 84; R. HERE'S A NEW IDEA SUBURBANITE a total insurance plan AUTO INSURANCE teCASH SAVINGS ^BETTER SERVICE technical director of tbe Kala­ mazoo Civic Players and foun­ der of the Red Bam Theater nt Douglas, died at Holland. Fri­ day. Feb. 18. In 1947 he opened a Summer theater al Saugatuck and tn 1953 bought Belvedere Barn seven miles south of Hol­ land on U8-31 where be founded tbe Red Barn Theater, visited often by area theater goers. <3. Tate IBIS, H: H. Johnston 1B07, 84; V. Bowman 1800, 83: J. Tobias 1808, 83; J. Carpenter IDOL bias 1808, 83; J. Carpenter 1801, 83; B. Burghdoff 1800, 83; O. let" given by Performing Art Players of Michigan State Uni­ versity at the Circle In the Park theatre In Orand Rapids. The Robert Dawes son, Rich­ ard. who entered the Armed Forces last week, has been sta­ tioned at Fort Knox. Ky. Rich­ ard's grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Harry Dawe, entertained In hla honor with a family dinner on the Sunday prior to ilLi depart­ ure. Mr. and Mra Newman Katz of Battle Creek were also pres­ ent * Maggio Oilman was bosLambert 231. S3; O. Daniels 231. pitallmd earlier this wrrk for 83; C. Stahl 229. 83; M. Parks 227. 83; R. Miller 228, 81; D. Pickard 238,81. ASWISEEIT ^GREATER CONVENIENCE New Jackets for State Troopers WATHK • HA10LD Th. Ut, You So.e M„ >• Your O»> Much is written these days NO MEMBERSHIP OR POLICY FEES REQUIRED! COMMUNITY SERVICE hkimeim been discharged from Pennock. Hospital and Is now residing with Mr. and Mra. Clayton Case In Hastings. ♦ The Jeff Feller family and Mias Jean Moon were tn Ttkocisha and Bellevuo. Sun­ day visiting Mr. Frilert family, s Little Sharon Peltier, daughter df the Marvin Priders. has Just recovered fi'om measles. h The Marvin Felders spent Sunday with her brother and family, the Glenn Gurds of near Nashville. * Mr. and Mra. John Service's younger daughter. Toni, has re­ turned home from Blodgett Hos­ pital in Orand Rapids where she turen of automobiles play In tbe overall picture. Moat everyone will agree that power and speed contribute ana Don't let a faulty set rob ■ of TV-viewing. A dim sen can dim your pleasure. Call CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9117 » WI 5,5992 WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Bauuer adi heoe/tl you: See the NEW JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor BEST FOB SNOW REMOVAL INSURANCE CALL YOUR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENT. HE'S LISTED SHOW. ASTINGS One thing sure Is that sit­ ting in your recreation room at home is safer than oper­ ating a fast car on a busy EATING highway. Make it more Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING.SUPPLIES WATIX HLATIU Call WI 5-5700 SISI GOODYEAR BROS 1MPUM1NTS �BPW Members Plan 11th Style Show for Awards Freeport — other than their original container*. Put­ ting kerosene, paint*, solventa or other poisonous liquids Into dia'earded Mr. and pent the Mra. Charles Faunco at Bentley. ions." which will be held at the Central Auditorium on Tuesday, Rockford Chairman Helen Keeler, with her Co-Chairman. Marge Bas­ sett. Nancy Jaynaa, Marian Jonas and Bonnie Strickland, have ap- ware Sunday dinner ol Ionia Advertising — Bonnie Strick­ land, chairman; Dena Winick, Bonnie Norton, Peg Preston, Ha­ zel Hinkley. Doric Shawman. Virginia Snyder. Marge Bassett. Viola Johnson. Wilma Story and entertaining the mumps. * Mrs. Floyd Grinnell spent Wednesday J. Grinnell D. Alto. * Mra. Boyd Novtaaky and Algonquin Clarksville were Wednesday call- Mr. and Mra. Henry VanSyckie, son. Helen Inwood. Sharon Kermeen and Basel Johnson. boys of Clarksville were Sunday of Dowling. Callen. Betty Wenslay, Helen Clement George Humphrey and Mr. and Mra Vivian Vlertt and daughMarie Newton, chairman; Lucy Jacoby. Sharon Kermeen. Ruth Kalamazoo, SundayKlevorn and Marion Wellman. Mrs. Charles Grimes and Jeff and Sharon Geiger of Hastings ton visited glnla Snyder, Elizabeth Martin. were Wednesday supper guests Dorothly Swift. Thelma Carl and and Mra. Prank TiKxnpoon en­ niara Hammond. tertained with a birthday supPublicity — Orate McPharlln family attended the golden wed­ ding anniversary for Mr. and and Marqulto Meiaenbach. Programs — Mildred Bauer. Mra. George Snider at Caledonia, Sunday. * Mrs. Rlgo Rendon and Mra. Russell Price visited night. Mary Spademan. Ticket* — Letha Hynes and Mra. Robert Phillipa of Middle­ ville Thursday. were in Grand Rapids WednesOrganic*—Bud Wolfe. This will be the 11th atyle Of Logan were Saturday supper show and all proceeds go into day and Friday with his parents, the club'* scholarship fund. Kenneth Myttra of Grand Rapids and PiUllls Pox of Alto enjoyed dinner at Fingers Sunday In size—will Increase in Michigan by 1080. An agricultural engineer at Michigan State University Bunday dinner guest* of Mr. and ■ ■IX )■—■■ ■ hX '---- <___ >__ Dorothy Campbell of Rapids were Sunday Orand dinner DETROIT—Tragedy can He In a polaonou* substance'lett within the reach of children. More than half a million U.S. youngsters were victims of accidental poisoning last year. •’Curious children will eat and drink anything which looks like food," says Dr. Ruben Meyer, professor of pediatrics at the Wayne State University School of Medicine and staff member at Detroit's Children's Hospital. "Parents should strive to make their homes •poison proof by locking up medicines and poisons." Common medicines which may be beneficial In small amounts esn cause poisoning if an overdose Is taken. "Aspirin is the greatest cause of accidental poisoning,” cau­ tions Dr. Mtfyer. "Because adults consider the tablets harmless, they sometimes have them where small child­ ren can eat them in quantities with dangerous results. "Another dangerous prac­ tice," says Dr. Meyer. "Is IXPIRT TIBI SIRVICI BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Best Buys on rw fr Used Tires 41 I. WsodUod st PARKING bring serious flinaaa to • child. "Similarly,” warns Dr. Meyer, "children should not be told medicine is 'esndy* for tills may lead them to seek It out pri­ vately and consume a poisonous amount. Dr. Meyer lists seven rules for the homemaker who wants to safeguard the family against acci­ dental poisoning. » 1. Keep household cleaners, bleaches and medicines out of the reach of children and pre­ ferably locked up. 2. Be sure that all products are labeled properly. ' 3. Never take medicine in the dark where you can’t read the label or re-read the In­ structions. J; Never take medicine in a child a presence; he may try to Imftote you. 5. Refer to medicines by their real names — jiot as candies. 61 Clean out your medicine cabinet often, rinsing the empty containers before dis­ carding them. 7. When poisoning Is sus­ pected. call for a doctor im­ mediately. The poison con­ tainer and as much of the con­ tents as possible should bo Kept for the doctor's analysis so that the proper antidote can be quickly determined. Many hospitals have poison control centers which work with the doctors to help speed diagnosis and treatment. . Wieland, local, with Mra Am- Barbara Gilliland were glad to . . Mr. and Mra Martin Tuttle Mid Edwin Owen of Middleville and Mr. and David of Middleville were Sun­ Mra. Ernie Dipp and children. er. Mra. Sylvan Tagg. * Sunday friend*. Her address is 210 W. caUera at the Richard Bird homo were Wayne Togg, Mr. and Cass street, Greenville, Mich. in honor of George's birthday. Mra. Ted Bird and family of Middleville and Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Hugh J. Smith of Largo, Builders, Suppliers Invited to Loom About New Law day night at the Oakland bufIn the Hawaiian mood. Tbe room wu also decorated with hanging lanterns and Hawaiian music Waa heard throughout the Woodman. Shells Black and Morion Rowlader, led the group In entertainment. All enjoyed themselves and are looking forNight. Another reminder of tbe April West Woodland urday and attended the Annual Gentlemen's Night of the Wood­ land Child Study Club held at Oakwood Manor, * Monday’s February,—although the short- I b&Hfit AflVft says alio is gaining slowly each Ihe biggest—big in what it has given to us down tiirough Uie years. Besides Ground Hog Dey time. and Ri rv... __ ■ . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niethamer 8. President*; Washington and Lincoln, there are a number of other noted people who have blrtiutaju till* month. Ainung than are: Victor Herbert and Felix Menclelaaohn. composers; Fritz Kreialerand Jascha Heifetz vtollnrt*; Chorira Dickens and Rusnell Lowell and Henry Wadswerth Longfellow, poete; Aaron Burr and Wendell WlUkle. poli­ tician*; Horace Greeley, Charles A. Lindbergh. Dwight L. Moody, Queen Anne of England, Babe Ruth, niomna EdLson, John L. Lcwla Bunn B. Anthony. Mont­ gomery Ward. Victor Hugo, and motith the Boy Scout* of Amcri- Saving family-style brings life goals nearer. With all the family saving regu­ larly, even small amounts add up when earnings are worthwhile. Open a family savings account with us now and have the good things in life sooner. Persons especially Interested in al Oliver. To Get Rid of the Iron in your water Grand Rapids OiAeopathlc Hos­ pital. This was a special treat to Robert's Grandmother Potter, aa guests with Mr. and and Laurence BunUey. They I were helping Terry and Millie Governor Calls Conferences on Family Services mlUod to tl>e Union. and Yes, quite a month Any wa bo Thursday, Feb. 10 for Bradenton. their sister and husband. Mr. luwl Mrs. Blase Rljdng. They plan to return about the first attend the Barry County plc- Sundago Park, Thornapple cupcmtt. * The Cub Scouts attend for hl* own protection. Blue >ond Gold banquet, will be Russell T. Hankins, manager an- suburban areas will probably held Saturday, Feb. 38 at Utt- .nounced. contain the only single family Lakewood cafeteria. A potluck hornea intimately even farm The 43rd Annual Michigan short program will follow pre­ State Relays in IBM ware high­ with manufactured bouses erecsented by the boys. Cub Scouts lighted by a 1-2-3 finish in the 70-yard high iiurdk* by Spar--lend. tans' Gene Washirw'ton. Clint ularity. Mr. and Mra. Stuart Kussmaul were in Traverse City Sunday. Sell it with a Banner ad I They were dinner guests wltb accident Sunday afternoon that took the life of John Brook- Sunday meyer, a Hastings mall carrier three children. burial ir. Hamlin Cemetery, Ba­ ton Rapids. tbe Department of Barry County. Interested persona from Mid­ dleville. Nashville. Delton. Wood­ have been visiting in Florida. land are Invited to attend. Greenspan will explain the Clarence has returned home but Michigan State Uni Mra. Arnie remained there. She to questions and answers. Any housing specialist* predict that to return and broke her ankle. their birthdays which fell on Tuesday and Wednesday. * Call- Mra Minn Wieland attended Bunday. * Mrs. Greta Blough employed by Uie Woodland MuMichigan State football teams tbe Jolly Workers Club at the spent from Wednesday tUL Sat­ a Insurance Co., a* was also invited to participate. tomb of Mrs. Ray Darby in urday with Mr- and Mra.' Donlate husband, Karl Foul. She 01 BnUie Creek * CiarksvUlo last Friday. * Mr. r and Mra. Ray Wieland and chil­ on March 2 and Portage on single coaching tenure in States dren of Welcome Comers and Keith Buehler viMted Mra. J. D. March 1. ’ 6D-year grid history. Mr. and Mra. David Munn and Grinnell al Algonquin Lake. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Niethamer Wieland. * Mr. and Mra. James Cool and family were Sunday day. March 3. al the Hastings Mutual Insurance Building al Past Thornapple Lake Resident Dies in Lansing suppliers, builders, electricians, moving to Lansing. tend this annual affair. Enjoy plumbers. Un smiths, furnace inSurviving are her husband. the wonderful chicken supper in vtaUsrs, air conditioner installthe cafeteria, the children start saving their pennies to they can companies. Insurance companies, lawyers and many others who prize winning booths. come in contact with the build­ Burdina Darina, Mra Martxlln* juat relumed from a vlilt with ing or Improving housing, bulldBlanche Shank, This meeting Is sponsored by Mra. Ralph Rise in Bonita Springs, Fla. On their return the Hastings Arm Chamber of Mra. Martha Kklnhan. North Gearhart on Saturday, Feb. ID, included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Potter of Richland. Mrs. Roy CJovemor George Romney has Robert* of Nashville. Mra. Carlton Estep of Sunfield and Mr. and Governor's Regional Conferences Mra. Letaker Bryant of Sunfield. land. Smith, the former Mra. Grace on Strengthening the Family MT. and Mra. Bill Blough and and children attended the 50th will be held during the period children visited Mr. and Mra. from Feb. 22 to March 14. By Victor Sitton OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS CtutU Walton. called al the home of Mra HenXu Cl>iru4a«. Wn, n.l — —.... caller on Saturday, also. A letter from Mra. Albert Karl Tuttle were Sunday supvelopmenta might even lead to Echo Fllnnlgan of WoudlanrL (Choe) Hauer, a former resi­ Clum. * Robin Stttmback of They spent the day quilting. matlo pilot with progr Lake Odessa is spending a few operational instruction*. days with tier grandparents, Mr. placed her home in Hastings up and Mra. Richard Shoebridge. nomlcal due to coming raae&rch Woodland By Un. GlwAm ) W. Bwadwev Study Club and their husbands Mm Raubao Plana are being completed tor the Hastings Buriness i Profes­ sional Women's Club annual Nancy Poison Proof” Your Home, Says WSU Doctor; Gives Rules There's no need to fight it any longer. Now have oil the clear, filtered water you want at a tum of your faucets. For a free estimate— Pick up your phone ond say Hey CtdlufOti Man 313 N. Boltwood, Hostings WI 5-5102 CHEVY PICKUPS RIDE SMOOTHLY Mra. Vcrnla Gab:!,I visited her daughter'* family, the Charlotte Keeney'a al Vtstaburg Sunday and attended a birthday party for her granddaughter, Karen. * Mr. and Mra. Gerald McMillan wore Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Thomas Niethamer A number of folks around here had their plans changed on Bunday morning when, a* a on. ature theta- can refused to start you figurs it.. THE FINEST WELCOME TO NAME OF CITY IS WELCOME WAGON '/« ON All % SAVINGS * Hit from mt hrutm Ml Nil M ■< horn,, atli Mr buu ol lid, nd MHn lo qoulion A BIG REASON WHY THEY'RE LIKED BEST! Smooth ride Is ene big ream why Chevy Is America’s meat popular pickup. list call . . Welco PHONE MS-W4 WELCOME NEWCOMEBI Um IM CWRM H M « boa yw'rt bore 136 E. Stats St Hau WI S-SSSS AHIobilMU) »l(MXX><r*M4.l-IC. pmad over th* pMt 5 yun on smooth-riding 196S pickup at your Omvralat doalor*a. TtH it jtrr akrrsltt false sfat w tyfs »f trusk ado am CITY. Hattingi Baa 1435 S. HANOVER NO.lWAYXeWQU �er Brings "White" Snow — Classifieds Bring "Green" Cash •—Tilt UASTINOH BANNER CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Tw.nty Word. OU HSSIOKSS FBIC "WHITE SALE USED CAR X SPECIALS IMS VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio, etc. Cyl. Standard. ■ Power steering. IBM COMET CALIENTE 6 Cyl. Standard. 19M GALAXIE 586 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. W/walla Power steering. 19M T. BIRD 3 Dr. Hardtop. Automatic 8 cyl. One owner. 1968 GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. Hardtoo Fn'tback Cruls-a-maUc 8 CyL Power steering, w/walls, radio. EXCITING VALUES in REAHMS CARS FARM IMPLEMENTS Aiiwiwy f*r K««» Nkbl<«» Used 1964 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. PUBLICATION OBDBB. PUBLICATION OBDBB. Farm Machinery DISPLAY CLASSIFIED —31.25 mi lack fw >tari« laurtiM. 1965 CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Sedan Deville. FullyI equipped including air condl- -John Deere No. 730 Diesel. .. tinning Showroom condition ■ New rubber. inside and out. —John Deere 3010 Diesel. A-l chape! 19M VOLKSWAGEN . A low-mileage 2 door in —John Deere 2010 utility with loader. Like new! excellent condition. 1964 PONTIAC . . Bonneville Convertible Fully equipped including 421 engine, a wide-track beauty. 1*1,1111. 11 * .- i Rucrr U. KUiIm 112 KtUmawa BuIMini PUBLICATION OBDBB. —Used Wheel Horse Lawn Trac­ tor with mower and blade. -I-H.C. 300 Tractor. New rear rubber. A-l shape. Loaded I —1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. —1950 John Deere B Tractor Hydraulic. A-l shape) whitewalls, radio. One local owner. —Used 3 pt. Rear Blades—7fL 1963 CADILLAC new! . . . Beautiful blue Sedan DeVllle. Air conditioning, full —Several Used Plows—All sizes power and all the extras, fully guaranteed —Good Used Chain Saws. OBDBB OF PUBLICATION— LEGALS Calendar of Special Events THURSDAY, FEB, M HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 18 MAu Thursday. Feb. 34. at|laJ< home of Mrs. Earl Johnson. Cow ■ nrarmc THURSDAY. FEB. 24 1963 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE - John Deere. No. ID Flail Chop­ RAGLA EXTENSION GROUP1963 CHEVROLET Powe} steering and brakes. per. A-l shape! The Ragla Extension Group .. 9 passenger Station Wagon. will meet with Mrs. Gerald With automatic transmission, Wickham Thursday, Feb. 34, at 1962 FALCON DELUXE radio, power steering, good ' 7:30. Silent Auction. whitewall tires. 4 Dr. Wagon. Automatic 5 cyl. Radla WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 1963 PONTIAC WI 5-5052 BARRY SPORTSWOMEN’S 1962 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE . . . Grand Prix Sport Coupe. 124 N. Jefferson CLUB presents Ebb Warren, a 2/24 With power steering and 8 CyL Automatic. Power Wally Taber Associate, with a brakes, white with black vinyl steering. color film on trek across the roof, radio and Hydramatlc. trans-Canadlan highway and IMS F 106 If TON PICKUP ' FOR SALE-MISC. safari In Tanganyika. Central 1963 PONTIAC 6 Cylinder. Auditorium, 8 pm, March . . Catalina 2 Dr Hardtop. Power steering, radio, white­ NOTICES walls. Look this one over. PUBLICATION ORD EH PUBLICATION OBDER GOODYEAR BROS. RenneR Ford Inc 3gS N. Mich. Mi. 945-2421 ART MEADE, Salesman 2/24 PRICE CHOPPERS SPECIALS 1963 FORD FAIRLANE 4 Dr. 500. V8. Automatic, power steering. .,...... ..................SI.195 1959 CADILLAC HARDTOP I Dr. ............................. 1595 1959 PLYMOUTH 8TA. WON. Custom. V8. power steering and brakes. Automatic. New tires ............................. 8228 1988 DODGE STA. WAGON V« Auto. (AS IS—NO TRADE' ------------------- ....................... 8155 HASTINGS MOTOR SAI ES 220 W. Stote WI 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER 1962 OLDSMOBILE . . . Super 8 4 Dr. Exectyent condition, power steering and brakes, new Olds trade. 1962 OLDSMOBILE e . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. With power steering and brakes. A one owner car that has been carefully recondi­ tioned. PONTIAC - OIOS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 1Q7 N Michigan Ave. Hestlngs, Michigan and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 itt BARRY'S Chrysler-Plymouth 1964 CHEVROLET 964 PONTIAC 1964 DODGE DART 8 *CyI. Standard Trans. 964 BUICK 19C3 FORD SM SERIES cyl automatic. Radio, heater. Dr. 1964 PONTIAC 1963 MERCURY METEOR I cyl.. Std. Radio, w walls. 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 3 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl Radio. > . ,6-wsr noWe* cellent <ond11.an. IM’ RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 Dr 6 cyl Automatic. Radio, healer Cheap! IM1 RAMBLER STA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. 1M1 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walls. 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 1909 PONTIAC STA. WGN. brakes Automatic. IMO CHEVROLET BELAIR Automatic. Radio. Heater 1961 OLDS SPRINGFIELD TRACTOR h p with 42' snow blade and 3/M HASTINGS BANNER SSIFIEDS WI 5-3481 NOTICE CANVAS TARPS 5b7 to 16x20 $3.47 up WI NICK'S IM N. Mickies. r DOG N SUDS DRIVE-IN (8-10-12 Ft. Wide) NEW and USED H.i ' tr .KI-... OPEN . . I llaak DWrSAVE UP TO $1,000.00 (Mon, Tues., Wed, Thun.) IWc Buy Mobile Homei. AIjoI (Friday > MIDLAND (Saturday) MOBILE HOMES M-37 West PUBLICATION OBDEB. BARGAINS In Tire Banner Wont Ad section . . . HasUngs' top Shopping Guide: Top valMact Ion! Call WI 5-3481 4624 S. Division Grand Rapids. Mich. _ Ph. 532-5065 SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Heating - Plumbing Service Classified Paragraphs New a Remodel • Repaii APPLES | IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY Attention: We're open daily—except Sunday FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM Men and Women SERVICE! No charge lor over­ BLENDED CIDER size prints. tf Do you need extra money to 305 S. Church WI 5-^35: FOR SALE— 1055 International It's FRESH. No preservatives. supplement present earnin':? CARPET CLEANING IS* EASY logging truck with bunks. Also GOOD POTATOES If you have car and phone 1957 International pick-up Nelson's Welcome Orchard with Host New Electric Upyou may qualify for top-paying any purpose. truck. Phone 945-4784. 3 3 mile north of Ionia on M-6« Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet tf Job as House of Fuller repre­ FOR SALE —Snowmobile 8 h p sentative. tor only 86 95. Hastings Floor SMILEY BUILDINGS • (Skldoo). Good shape. 1965 COMPLETE GARAGE EQU1P- More than 10.000 men and Covering. 123 W. State, Has­ model. Cal! Delton 623-6931 afFARM IOANS MENT FOR SALE—Call WI 5- women now earn upwards of tings Phone WI 5-5118 tf Hastings, Mich. 2273. tf 860 weekly working 15 to 20 Ilcxlble hours. ANNUAL MEETING — Federal 616-945-9103 4000 BALES OF HAY—35c to 65c For more information write: Land Bank Association of per bale. Phone: Lacey 758­ FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Ionia, Barry and Montcalm Jr Buaindu Opportunities 3467. 8.00 to 9:15 pan. 2-24 Counties, 2 pm. Thursday, 2488 Gaywood Feb. 34th, Youth Building, TABLE PAPER — For picnics, Kalamazoo or phone: FI 5-2946 HELP WANTED Ionin Fairground. Election of NOT JUST A JOB family reunions, lota of uses. LMictors. talk by B. Dale 40" by 300'. 8350 at The Ban­ BUT A CAREER . . . Bull, director Michigan Dipt, ner office. tf of Agriculture. Members and Old established financial Insti­ FOR SALE - 50 tons first and guests welcome. Door prizes tution has unusual opportun ­ Land Bank interest rates and light lunch. 2 24 second cutting hay. alfalfa and Ity for family man 25-50 In SPEC WRITER— remain at 5W%. Get the brome. Call Hickory Comers Rood health, with substantial 071-6216. tf Product engineering dept. sal­ money you need to build business or sales experience, aried position. your farm business—get and genuine interest in people College preferred. Classroom it at IhlsJow rate. Repay­ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — A* Help Wanted TOOL & DIE— and field training. Guaranteed P.O. 171. Hastings Telephone ment terms up 14>35 WT A. Apprentice and Journeyman. income plus commission and years. No prepayment Monday. B pin benefits if qualified. For inter­ WAITRESS WANTED - Apply PLATER penalty. Sec us about a in person al 221 W. state. HasExperienced on hoist line. EXPERT TAILORING on UUii a' t'ngs Gould's Restaurant. 3.3 Land Bank Ioan! 5680 or write and men s clothing. Phone WI FINANCIAL PROGRAMS, Inc TWO COOKS for 10 weeks sum” TANK MAINTENANCE— 5-5714 , 5504 Gun Lake ltd 4922 8. Division rner camp tour miles from Experienced. tf I Tailor Shop. if Hastings. Prepare evening meal Grand Rapids. Mich. 49508 on Monday and noon and eve­ OUR GROWING BUSINESS de­ BUFFERS— Jr For Rant—Real Eitata ning meals Tuesday through mands thut we enlarge our Experienced on xlnc die-cast. Friday -beginning June 13 service facilities Immediately. through August 19th. Write: Jobs are open now tor a sales­ FURNISHED APARTMENT — AUTOMATIC BUFF— Suitable tor one middle-aged Hastings Banner. Box 1003. tf man tor new and used cars, one Experienced set up.' person. Cali 945-3776. tf experienced mechanic and an WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Main Office additional man In the lube and In aluminum, steer or wood Jr Help Wanted Apply 1016 North Monroe light reprdr department Also 6- For Sale—Real Estate sash Burkey Auto Glass A in need of a qualified book­ Lowell. Michigan Radiator Shop. 318 N. Jeffer­ keeper. Renner Ford. Inc. WI son. Hastings. tf WE STILL NEED one more man HASTINGS OFFICE 5-2421. tf tor route delivery and plant 2/3 ACRE work. Must be under 30, cap­ WANTED- Lady to care tor conICE —Trimming, cabling, re­ able and neat tn appearance. vglesccnt patient, not bcdrld- BORDERS A NICE CREEK moval. Free estimates. Insured Cull for appointment or stop defit live in or out. Phone WI Almost new 3-bedroom modern Phone OL 1-6086 Nuhvfile. i<t Culllgan's. 313 N. Boltwood , 5-5179 anytime. tl home Just outside city limits. Mich . tf St, Phone, 945-5102. 3/3 Lovely large back yard School bus goes by the door. Will A Miscellaneous LEGALS Special —Your razor cleaned, trad** for house in town ol WANTED, AT ONCE lubricated and sharpened, only equal value. O»er Stan's Wallpaper 8135. Service and satisfaction NOTICE TO MBMB ER S OF Man or woman to serve Phone WI 5-4791 guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E HABTIMO8 MUTUAL INSURANCE RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ & Paint Store Rawleigh in North Barry after 5 pm. COMPANY. HASTINGS. MICHIOAX State St. Hastings tf ply. M37 60 945-3150 U County or Hastings. Experi­ tr OPEN FRIDAYS ence unnecessary. Many INSIST ON MICHIGAN HOT- TRADE YOUR ■ WHEEI.ER MARINE SALES * earning 8100 and up. SERVICE —Mercury outboard Write: ER FOR A PERl ENT pre­ Appliances before you buy! motors New and used boat* CUT HOME-E financing: They Sell—They Install—They Flote Boats Trailers and ac­ Balance of Tra Dept. MC B 651 15 “uyments Large quantity of Ladles' cessories. M-66 in Nashville paid off: Stop Freeport, Ill. [elation: WINTER, 8KTRT8 South. OL 3-2651 or OL 3-6074. tf Live In Trailer untUS^uw » and SWEATERS completed: We also manufac­ FARM LOANB-64% loans art NOTICE or IIBABINQ TRUCK DRIVER WANTED — ture custom built house trailers »U11 available I Re-finance that PAJAMAS - ON BABBT COUNTY TURNS nt your place or mine Year around employment, to up to 24 wide. 75 long, and contract or other debts, buy BONINO OBD1NANCE deliver lumber and building after 4 pm. O. W. Spencer, houses on wheels FBA. ap­ Men's SHORTS more land, or Improve your materials. Man with out-door, 1001 8. Dibble. Hastings. Ph. proved: Send M00 for beauti­ A Boy's T-SHIRTS in-door interests, such As agri­ WI 5-5068. 4/14 ful colored catalog of 177 floor estate mortgage. See Federal cultural, will hnd^4AU work plans, booklet offcr.ng 580 WINTER COATS A DRESSES Land Bank. Ionia, of phone hitcreating. Benefits include plans, national dealer Informa­ sUll HALF PRICE 537-4810. 3/10 Hospital Insurance. Life ' In­ tion. and new house trailer surance. Paid Vacations, Paid material, to: Franklin Thrift WALK UP AND SAVE! Holidays and good working * Netici Homes. Inc. (America's finest DOMESTIC ELECTRIC____ SEWconditions. If Interested apply pre-cut homes) Dept. T PO ING MACHINE — Cabinet In writing to Box 1005 c/o 6““ w zip model, buttonhole attachment. Hastings Banner. 3/94 WHY NOT LET US MAKE you >“»>• _____ ,3/M Phone 9-5319. 2/34 a rubber stamp with your new WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU LADIES - To Mil and deman­ ZIP Code number. Three-line LOT OWNERS —we bulld and FOll MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR atrale Studio Girl Fine Caastamp with your name, adfinance. For information on the most likely means of get—Um Rexairs faat permanent spring building, prlcaa «nd Regular 83.00—Now 1100 No commlMlotu. Write: Ruby Olll1235. Thia includes, postage heapy. District Manager. IM BARRY COUNTY Available at Jacobs* Pharmacy. 8ON1XU COMMIKNION Katherine Dr. NE, Orand Bunfield, Mkh. Phone Rapids, Michigan 49605. 1/24 Quality stroctures built by experienced crews. ATTWOOD CORP. S. Hanover at City Limits 1963 CHEVY MONZA 4 s/ trans. Bucket seats Ra­ diol heater. .1 MIMn 1 MOBILE HOMES 3/17 LARKE BUICK 1965 PLYMOUTH 1964 VALIANT V100 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Automatic. Radio. PUBLICATION ORDER. BIG SALE 1962 OLDSMOBILE . . . Starfire 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power, bucket seats, all white with blue vinyl Interior. Corner Michigon & Court WI 5-3903 1964 FORD 3 Dr. 8 CyL Automatic Radio PUBLICATION OBDEB. i.f Mkhls Ohlrr GOOD AS NEW STORE KAECHElFS' ★ Automotive �Thftf 5 fl FACT Card of Thank* end In Metnoriam CAMO or THANKS Personal Mention CAMO OF THANKS gratitude and visited friends, Um Caledonia Mclhodui Morrill, nurse* and nurse* aid* at Pennock Hospital, Rev. KI- KxoUc pats are coming into lhetr own. MMl HUM » TMMUNST WtU.CCtM Tit O RM-cixit* KU HEAR w io SEOMM-1W WUOefvD their golden, wedding anniver- Sunday ago. na MW look itt’ Fitzgerald Corps Installs Officers PWK H0SP1IA1 babtow pouTn£?h^iMi petable, "A cuddly Hon cub might make a good pet," says the preMdmt personal physician to aome 3»- Mra. Barr 000 animal* from all part* at the Throush which each must go [Armed Forces '.-News Notes- CARD OF THANKS card* and gift*. Your thought- thought That a loving Ood knows best.' Sadly missed by the family. Banfield - Vicinity Laae nxnuur. iney caught their limit of good size pan fish. plus nt-oil I Miller families In Hastings last Saturday evening. ★ Mr. and Mr. and Mra. William Dickson. potluck supper. Gordon Buxton were hilariously surprised will) a Ltoggie Shower. Six Brittany pupplcu were bom to the Buxton Brittany mother from Battle Crock were Wed­ nesday dinner guests of Mr. and Howard Johnsons in Battle Croek. * The Banfirid-Dowllng- Weekend guests of Rev. quarterly conference meeting in with a trip home for the month tbe Benfield Church. * Mr. and of February. Mra. Louis Myers and family Chidester Chit-Chat to Metropolitan airport. Bunday ard Kilgore and Dick were WedMra. Rusnell Huaeong and Roger linger left Friday for Florida with her daughter and aon-lnia*-, M.-. ana mis. Carlton ■ Charlotte) Walter* of Battle Greek. While in Florida she will be with her daughter and *on(Gertrude) Davis in Miami. Mrs. David H. Thonuu, Emily and Connie of Battle Creek spent Saturday with Mra. Richard Kilgore and Dick. * Mra. Mary Klblingtr. Mra. Russell Hussong, Mra. Garth Loriibrook, Mr. and Mrs. Rlciiard Kilgore attended Uie funeral for C. Richard Webb in GrandTiapids, Monday. Rich- B. Wkliakalx. ; Thtliax Mik, Bl. MuilMlI and Mr*. David J. Gury of High­ land Park, IU, and Rome. Italy, Traver. Michael and Lisa, of Charlotte. David Is employed by the Ab­ bott Laboratories of North Chi­ cago, IU., In their International accounting, financial and mar­ keting office. His assignment Id their affili­ ate drug factories In Rome and Milan has been extended from ByJMrs. Poor! Erway Potter SijAfcttan « Shoae WI 5-M5I Braman Recruit Cecil U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions home. The little Mi** cried a* Mr. and Mra Gordon Buxton riie wanted Mommle. so Grand­ in*. beipg no great songstress, sang everything from-The Three Little Kitten*." to "Whispering Ray Shindler haa returned to hl* local Naval Reserve unit Naval Reservist* receive intensive training in sub­ jects such as naval history and Cree*. «^«**.**.— uhu : flrat aid. swimming and survival, ^MMOO-^-WsgMT BUU11 zlUpboord drills and sentry duty. IA vigorous physical fitness pro.**s ** । gram rounds out the training. Orssk. •oals. opsri ." Usb. ll.lsa.SS ms«u *1.178.00—<hm* J. ■Goodrich, -------\ Returning to hl* local unit, he ■suit Orwk. . be provided with modern I jducqjUonal and technical fatxiuae. aiitlc*; and training under regu­ lar Navy officer* and petty of­ . »ow- news to enable him to become au’ut Proficient In one of the many Navy technical fields. ctMk. S7SOO—Bort B. Wilkore Most of the native* out our way were rather displeased at listening to the howling of the j'VSs'So' cold blast* of wind which la*ted all night Thursday, but why SI.SOD.Oi should we complain, did you ever Bridiesstop to think Just wha't discom­ Ko-Ki group met at the North­ fort* our boys over In Viet Nam eastern school and had an elec­ are going through—think it over. tion of officers: President, ChenSunday Mr. and Mra. Gordon Well folks, the old thermome­ Buxton were Bunday dinner ter dropped way down and ac- teal Cooper; vice president. JoEllen Miller; treasurer, Colleen guest* of Mr. and Mra. Merle Wines; secretary. Marla Burch, Dunn and family of Olivet. morning (Sunday It register^ at and scribe, Pricllla Ellsworth. Relative of Mr ex Bernice 8* below xero. And our thermo­ Girl* are making posters and meter never registers quite as Leonard of Dowling are sorry to cold as do some of the nearby working on their bead* at presmunlty Hospital for surgery. neighbors. I shall have to tell you about Sell it with a Banner ad! man Leonard and family from T. our experience* Sunday night. Drive North near Bellevue spent Our grandson, who lived with us Sunday with the Leo Freys. * for better than five years, along with another grandson who 1* Little Mindy became sleepy and r a film strip discussion fol­ right next door, so I wrapped her PIIBICTIIN turn Asutiniii SOI I. MMIfaa An. bage of Milford, and her parents. Rev and Mrs. LeRoy Cabbage of Milan were also visiting there. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kelley of Tillotson road were dinner guests of the Ford Casey* a Sunday ago. Recent visitor* have been Mr. and Mra. Fred Fuhr of AndBoulter of Cloverdale. On Wed­ nesday of last week. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Marble and the Ford Casey* visited Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeGoli* of Cloverdale. ■ Dr. and Mrs. Kingsley Buinc.d. Jen and Fred had a wonderful Mountain Lodge and en route home visited the Lyle Bennett* and the Glenn Blamers at Ml. Pleasant. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Colvin and the home of her sister, Mr. and Mill Lake, U home on a 18-day Mr*. William Davis, who have leeve after completing murine moved recently from Alma to training at Camp Pendelton. Greenville. Sunday dinner guests of Mary Jeune, N. C., for active duty. Bob Kent and Ruth Kurtz were Mr. is a 1964 graduate of Hastings and Mrs. Myron Walter and High. family of Saranac. Mr. and Mr*. Wilson Smith and family of Birch Ryn. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mra. Louis Smith of R3 Hnx- Smith and family of Flint and Mrs. O. C. Kent of Wyoming. Mrs. M. J. Burch is spending a few months al Kokomo Beach. Fla., where she is visiting her tralnlng. Barry la at Great Calif. Upon completion, they are to be lUBigncd to a aobool, gliorc station or ship, according to the result* of bl* Navy dsaalf lealJon need* of the Navy. clallst estimates that each farmkilowatt-hours of electricity, compared with juat a little over SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION Notice Is Hereby Given to the Qualified Electors of School District No. 6 Fractional (Welcome Corners). Carlton and Hastings Townships, Barry County, Michigan. Tk« Foil* for the said election will be open from 7:00 o'clock o.m. and remain open until 8:00 o'clock p.m. of the same election day. . Welcome Corners School, Corl ton Township, Barry County. Michigan. The following Preposition* or Questions will be voted upon:. MON.. WED. * FBI. An increase in the constitutional limitation on taxes which may be assessed against property In the school district by .45% of the assessed valuation, for o period of three years, the years 1966-1968, both inclusive, for operating purposes. Ferm, UMcatieeei A AU Form* of ■ease eed Bead* JUIY ANDRUS Dorothy Meier change from bod to And when you mention mon­ coin and Geonr Washington, keys. Dr. Appelhof just shakes birthday* of the month. IU* head. Most monkey* have psycho logical problem*, carry March 3 at the hall with Dea and Dorothy Gronewold. Michlgan State's IMS football Dr. Appelhof admit*, however. second In total defense with an the weekend with Richaid'* par- Houeegueot* of the Edward City of Hastings Mr. and Mra Sterling French of Benfield visited Mr*. Lulu Ed­ monds Friday. Mrs. Edmond* visited her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Reynold*, in Bedford Raturdsy. Mr. and Mra. Howard Edmond* spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Wilfred Newell In London. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Patten of Algonquin Lake visited their grandparents. Mr. and Mra. John Hoffman, of the Tanner district Sunday. Other visitors were Mrs Marvin Hollars and two sons of Mason. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Davis of Battle Creek visited her parents. Mr. and Mra. Mason Tobias, Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Edmonds and family of Hasting* and Bet­ ty Edmonds of Battle Creek were Sunday visitors of Mr*. Lulu Ed­ monds. Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. David Eldred and family of the Striker district attended a birthday party In honor of Mrs. Eldred'a father In Bedford, to celebrate hl* birthday. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Belson and Shirley were dinner guest* Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Lorry Belson and family to honor the birthdays of Marshall and Lorry. County of Barry, Michigan Toko notice that any qualified elector of the already registered for the Annual City election to be held April 4, 1966: Registration* will be taken at the offict of the City Clerk each working day until Monday, March 7, 1966, on which day the Mid Clerk will E.S.T. for the purpose of receiving reghtratian* of elector* qualified to vote. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clock Hasting*, Michigan |^.T| "Ws'rs As Near As Your Tslsphons" SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide pl Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ Appliance & General Repair thorised Darier tor Wheel ■wsinou Service* Offered WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmsnthip. Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. State Lewl. Electric, Cloverdrie 62353BI. ’ Automobile & Machinery Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Concrete Product* GET YOUR READY-MIX from the eau Service*, M37 So., WI 5­ Miscellaneous 2223. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ parts *nd supplies. McCulloch TER—Raw wood or finished ICE—24 hour Service (black frame*. Alto, custom framing. 221 W. Mill. Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE- Jefferson. RADIATORS GAMBLE’S Cleaned. Repaired. REPAIR SHOP —AN WI 5-5176. appliances. Call 945-2317. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- Assumption of its pro rota share of the bonded indebtedness of Hastings Public Schools B-1. In the amount of $760,000.00. KDWARD ANDERSON KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Imtsllslion, Dry Well. Drain field. Pumping <$24.00 for 1st 1,000 ga>s ). Call 945-5482. Phone WI 5-2123. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES tings Floor Covering, 123 W. Headquarters for hospital sup- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND State. WI 5-5118. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel ICE—First d**s'work. Cell WI rrxxie wi riant, ’ Stat* Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX ­ WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— ING don* at the farm according Guaranteed workmanship. Also Annexation to Hastings Public Schools, B-1. Phon* 945-9413 slUon* 'W? IMIMOUM MOHUMSNn Office Hours with Tbe invitation from the Kala­ changes from a loveable bundle mazoo Orcutt Corps No. 110 to a lunclteon on Tuesday. March tearing iii.xsb of fury. Crocodllia, which have seen an Increase in popularity, will grow A Michigan State University agricultural engineer predict* a That a Special Election Will Be Held on March 1. 1966. Business Directory visited their son. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Burge** and family of Grand Haven, a Sunday ago, and they also recently called on Mr*. who wore here from Fort Wayne, Ind., for Uie wedding of W. R. Adam* of near Plainwell. family were guest* of her bro­ ther. Moyne Cubbage of Ann Ar- week* of annual active duly for training al the Naval Training Five ladle* from the Chidester District, with three from Has­ tings. all of whom belong to the Chidester Study Group, met at the Northeastern School in Has­ tings and enjoyed a most pleas­ ant evening Thursday. The lesson "Fashion, Fabrics S7SO4 — I4vu< MmimS, CkulMM. and You." was given by Chair­ ■ reaasr Uak. *4,148.7* umu man Charllne Kidder. After the lesson, a dessert auc­ tion was held, the auctioneer be­ ing jovial Violet Curtis. For rec­ reation the ladies played a game, prizes being furnished by the member* of the group. A lot of fun was had by alL Neat month the group plans on having a "Si­ lent Auction." member* of the Banfield Church son to Philadelphia and will*fly three creatures undenjo 'dispo­ sitional. aa well as phyricial. Bank Sunday visitors at the LeVerne waa a Bunday. Feb. 11. visitor Command. He la-a 1963 gradu­ Boa man home. ate of ML Clemens High School. Katie Houvener. Thursday. Feb. Buxton re- The David Gurys Here from Italy Personal Mention George of Maryland and Robert Mrs. Glenn Bera returned from a California visit on Tuesday and will be staying with the RusmII Belfield* for a time. Mr. and Mr*. ‘Maurice Benton of Kalamazoo visited his parents, the Russell Bentons, on Satur­ Rlchard R. Welton, bi* parent*. U.8.A.T.C.A. 5th Ptaleea day Visiting the W. B Be Rons on grandparent*. the Harry Appoi­ Satuiday evening were their son and family, the Wilbur Balson*. getting acquainted with the new of Battle Creek. baby daughter, Julie Anno, who an administrative specialist al arrived on Wednesday. Our Father claim* Hl* own. from Pennock Hospital. * The Ladle* Pedro Club and their installing Jim. of Grand Rapids, "Chuck" pathy shown us following the death of our moUier and grand- Saturday. ★ Bam the Detroit Zoologl- Woodland and In the afternoon Time rolls on but memory laste. Lloyd Owen CARD OF THANKS Third. Uy ■r. John Btrahl. and bi* fiance. card* and contributed to me- and family Exotic Pets Are Finding Way Into Homes Cell In our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ ic*. Goodgaar free. Phono WI 5-5051. You CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE Largnt selection of Drape Fabric* in Barry County. Kin rodi, Installation and Hanan Beverwyk's Color Cantar, 2 W. Mill. �1 knd-hearted man Calvin Hili must have been. * . Crystal Fount. IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS Ln tliB sens* Ln Grandpa 8wm<: tended. I lams. m*t know who I realty- a far <1 rcuplturod stone, And mourn far a UUle any stranger, just camo gardlng the two to live with-my pa and ma, who seem to think a great dsaloCmc, ORANGE, am of C. and & whether they do or not, can HIU, died January 10, 1644. age only be determined by the man­ ner of their trp£Unent, but you Fresh Oat of the Attic A. B. HILU wife of LYMAN HILL, died April 2, 1861. Lind Esfabliahed 1907 burg and daughter, Kelley, of Tairekva WJ $-3131 - WI 3-5344 Personal Mention HASTINGS, MICHIGAN WUliam Dunlaps on Bunday. A provisions sa sincere which as cnl—wauw hu >uur. JuU, an Saturday. On Bunday they a dutiful son, I certainly do. were guests of her son. the Phil Pa calb ma Orange which I weekend. Chryrtera erf Grand Rapid* Phil Bprings township shows L. HUI David Eaton from Miami Uni­ and a HUI owning property in versity, Oxford. Ohio, and Mr. f i pent tho weekend with their parents, the Walter Estons, at By H D. Burpee their Stewart lake cottage. The Art Fredenburgs will be THE CONFUSION AND MIS­ 11111 and Juat north of L. HUI C. Mosely. UNDERSTANDING OF THE both think that UtUe folkl hkr In Muskegon over the weekend for tile Slate Bowling ToumaTWO CALVIN HILL FAMILIES menta. On Sunday they visited 1813: d. April 10. 1813. OF BARRY COUNTY ■-howa Calvin HUI owning K. He tention paid them In such mat- hb parents, the Albert PredenIll Albert C. HUI b. June 7. PART III burgs of Brighton. 14 that waa marked L. HIU on CONCLUSION Mr. and Mra. Harold MacNov. 6, 1886. Iv Babrtna Ann HU! b. June Sweet Hill's father, who before the fire burning all night and man Furrow. v Alpiieua M. HiU b. January that according to records I have Mrs. Jessie Green b visiting Ufltr grand-father waa too. on me,—I would like to aoe you her daughter, the Elite Oarling­ rille. HILL FAMILY RECORDS ers of Nashville, a few days thte a Michigan Regiment at Mlddle­ In a paragraph under the vUle. Michigan. iwaxllng of "Settlers and Anrehave entered into partnership in Callers Saturday at tbe homo of the Charles Hammonds were kee Springs townahlp It hsa thb Into tbe firm as a confidential Mr. and Mra. William Buckland arebtant, I think that a firm of1 of Battle Creek. On Sunday the —._..i----- .---------------- ... Hanunonds visited their daugh­ Bugbee. VIU Martha Jane Hill, b. ship was carried forward in the affairs managed very nicely. I ter and famUy. the Clarence thought he died of fatigue. autumn of 1836 by Luther HiU, wish Grandma could Just look in Plxleys of Hickory Corners. Bhadrack HUI. son of Jabre, March ,2 1836. Tiie Ladies of Hie Elk Bowlwas born In 1743. resided in May 21, 1838; d. at Bennington. the fire every night talking over and following him, by hb son, Calvin HUI. who. in the some Oral ton. Cbunty, New Hamp­ Mich. have tounuunenL shire, tn IW4. He died in Cayuga d. Lodi. California, Jan. 34. 1897. tion 11. he having lived for a Ma told me she Unught you xl Harriet Hope HUI b. October year previous in PralritvlUe. Cal­ vin HIU (stlU living on section and Grandpa would come and Kenyon and Sid for dinner Sat­ in Monroe «e me today, but I have waited Mr. and Mm. Wally Gementz came to the town fimt tlie coun- all day with my clean clothes Orton. Michigan.) that 1 think you won't come now over, Grafton County, Naw to I thought I would Just write miles south of MlddlevUle in Hampshire. November 23, 1786; died tn MlddlevUle, Michigan, Yankee Springs township and whUe the ground was profusely know that I am around. I hope decked with wild-flowers, and. Luther HLU*> family, which will Mte Castle, daughter of Asa Include the other Calvin Hill. of privations, nature seemed to enough, I will come down to ington County, "Michigan Heritage." they pub­ offer a beautiful consolation for visit. lished thb following record of anticipated liardshlps." Inscriptions from the "Locust Your dutiful Grandson. Orange mil. I N. Y-, April 1, 1811: d. In Bhia- HUI" cemetery, which I had •Locust Hill" or of “Crystal sent to them. Now tlwre orc several letters Fount" as Calvin called Lt In an we—a County, Mich. April, 1848; HILL FAMILY CEMETERY Thb cemetery b located upon Swee*. to hb folks hero in the the old Calvin Hill farm upon “west." He generally writes on which stands the oldest frame ther (Noah Sweet) and on the man. and I have not been able II. in Yankee Springs township to find out much about hb fam­ fore she became Delia HIU. He on the west side of highway 611. ily. Whether they had children lived in Malone, which I believe DELIA SWEET HILL 1836- TIMELESS TRIBUTE Gun Lake (Duffy's Point} Jutf 12 MIIm West of Hastings A porsonalhed monument, carved of Select Bafre Granite, can say more than many words. It will be an I BARRE everlasting tribute to a loved oho. See our display of iC.IHI Di Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the industry's scriptlona in "Locust Hill:' CALVIN HILL b. October 13, 1809; died September 18. 1884. Now how many If any more dlttona of IBM. Malone. Nov. 5. 18M. hesitation that I attempt to MonusraaH strongest monument guarantee. Ml Hr living. Only $34,900. I PfRRETT. Inc. WO 8-6101 Bstth Creak. Mkhigin Csll Collect ore within your. Sue Tremble, C.LU. PA ks 287 MS fare* Budget ROLL ENDS of FINE CARPETING teenth Michigan Infantry. New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7291 In “Locust HUI." I believe there hope these few lines will find hb letters to Della Sweet, he In memory of ABIGAIL HILL q»ke of being tied uh that week this county, but Ute UtUe town al home as the housekeeper of Constable roUcd out 126 for Fillmore, 96 for Buchanan, fa for I THANKS so much for your votes for me in the Primary Election, Monday. Your con- n Adelia Sweet It Mates that Cal­ Buob. vin HUI of Yankee Springs nan. I do not know wKat'to township and Adelia Sweet of iy about going "West" this fall} OrangeviUe township were united in marriage in Hastings on tbe eighth of Marell. 1854. in the presence of W. J. Dunlng and worth 5/ per bushel, corn J Granger. Minister of the Gospel appreciated. According to old letter* I have ELSIE FURROW the money for my stuff before navigation clows. I wUl be with of proposal. City Treasurer of Hostings ing Election, Monday, April 4, 1966 REG. ligated to stay hero until spring beautiful unless I sell my colt and go in the winter. Newel Spence lias 1 quite a time selUng her on the offered to furnish hay for my idea of getting married. How- colt If I would stay there and letters A letter here obviously written with him. I do not think of any by Calvin to hb in-laws, Mr. So good bye. Thb from your son. George E. obviously the second son Orange Sweet to Noah Sweet. In the OrangeviUe township i the sentimental, lovable, and history in the Barry and Allegan County History It Mates that Georg® Sweet and Truman Clark went through tho ice In Gun 7’-6x9'-8 12x 18 |8'-5x 10-11" 19' x 11 '-5" 7-3x 12 6'-10x 10'-7 7x 12 buriab Ln the Orangeville ceme­ tery. They are both burled side tower l believe George Sweet did mate it “west" and came to thb unhappy ending soon after lived In OrangeviUe. This following article from time of Calvin HUl's death. 8ept IB. 1884 BANNER Uncle Calvin HIU—One of the Green Nylon Gold Wool Twist , 89.95 44.95 Gold Nylon Twist 96.00 74.95 103.50 89.50 Avocado Acrilan 114.95 53.95 Beige Nylon Twist Gold Wool Plush 6-4x 12' Bittersweet Acrilan 6 -4 x 12 Avocado Acrilan 6'x 15' Beige Nylon Loop 5' x 6'3" Green Tweed Loop Nylon 7'x5'-9 Rust Tweed Loop Nylon 4’-9x 12 Blue Acrilan Reg. 6.95 sq. yd. 1 289.95 264.95 Gold Nylon Twist 1 - Roll Candy Stripe Spring)., Monday Sept. 15. aged 76 years. The remains wen- in­ terred in the family burying place. NOW 76.95 54.95 I 119.95 54.95 86.50 42.95 109.95 49.95 I 59.95 39.95 29.95 14.95 49.95 29.95 65.95 43.50 Now 5.95 sq. yd. QUALITY MATERIALS ond GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP neighbor, as — — 1 —oui AIK? knew him. In the family circle true father. In polities he was an ardent Republican. He scrvnrl _ . . . m Jin >N7 41)41 IUF 71S4 mi m lu JIM no iw :tu 2JU 1U1 ras us HIU JCL’ na )i;-> v.si rail 44M1 ;».s ;,<? M 7SM 4Wtt t«r t.S-. me 4* 4 4W)l 4IU 4«.’l 4.'C in: 4,4) fnl 4741 UM 4141 u:s Sil uio C2 ill 3.’4 ill U1 4G7I when such services could be re­ quired. He moved to Barry Coun- ui ua 4HJ sue me UJ Ul 1.4 4™ BE smk ah @ si: w h as s:. ss •* ss a sa 2nd WEEK-KETMWWMINCIWMBOftXriOUR BUNK DCALER-Rml WEEK (A new Rst every wash from now untl March 31st Good lucid) ■ ships of pioneering in this coun- Barry County; white hb family wiU mourn departure of a lut­ ing husband and father:" HUI famUy. Once well known in both Thomappte and Yankee Springs townahips, today, aa far Hastings Floor Covering �Ralph Gwinn’s Key Role The At Cape KennedyReported Hastings Banner Thurodny. Fabnwry 24, 1966 Mrs. Ida ML Lake Dies Wednesday; Rites Saturday AMMUNITION Manned Spacecraft center Kennedy. ICHIBAN telHUTEMEN one engine being dwarfed engines appearing in the following te the reprinted article. 218 employees when he reported here. Today, Kennedy Space Ralph's ore producing regions. ability has carried director of Instrumentation plan- Mrs. Bata P Olsen*to. 518 Barry Board Bill $1,100 at Eaton Co. Jail m u,ni •fflcMl NOW YOU CAN ENJOY THE CONVENIENCE OF Space Center Headquar- 63 crimlnal complaints. 38 miscellaneous Instrumentation Facility build­ complaints and made 30 truffle ing. Ralph heads a three-man inveotlgaltena. team now engaged. primarily tn Instrumentation planning for hte Nation's Apollo program, which .ITKSiS SECURITY CHARGE ACCOUNT SERVICE SPONSORED BY earlier with Delton Methodist Church to Have Guest Preacher hhbtay.", MULE Jacob's REAL ESTATE Prescription Pharmacy HTAT1 URVICk INW1ANCI • BONDS 11< Batt State St. Shot.. WI 5-2466 121 W. State St. Hairing* > The Rev. Leelle Nevins will Delton Methodtet Church. Bun­ day. Feb. 27th. Missionary Cultivation" In the Michigan Conference of The MsthodM Church, and tea tour­ ed Methodist missions In many Things you need for Winter Help everywhere a cold hurt,. 8 ecthre IngrodJenla help relieve headIng. reduce fever, and timple »lnu» carry-in dinner In the dining room at 1 pm. under the spon­ sorship of the cominteelon on afternoon lHuatrated lecture on Methodlwn in Alaska .4 Last year he aryl Mrs. Nevins ■pent aome time Ln Puerto Rico. Previously he and Mrs Nevins Fret. effective premenctroal lymptoms. heedache, MtaHeto 1.98 -nmr No h*U> niWn, wauuy. THRU |OM Mm •» M * US mmel, polo ,| IU mvw,„ dMp In IM HIMM nwKh Rbo. to Wnawk*. U«vo<w» If payment is made in full within 25 days, there is no service charge; or you may pay as little as 1/10 of the balance each month or $10.00, which­ ever is greater. No dawn payment is required. All of these Progressive Hastings Merchants Offer Security Charge Account Service uled to act aa supply minister while resident pastors there went on furlough—and arrived ter the earthquake. During the Bummer he preached on five dif­ ferent Methodist charges, and visited several others as well aa PRE CODUKEX and SECURITY NATIONAL BANK of BATTLE CHEEK Earlier, at the church school tall of Mechodlat mterion work tn Puerto Rloo. Following the SUPER ANAPAC COLD TABLETS NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS Security Charge Account Service provides you the convenience of shopping at any of the merchants listed below. Yet you receive only one statement, requiring only one payment per month. dty. SINURE brother, Ken­ flight dynamic* The incumbent (Ralph) frequently wprka cloee- to be held at the Sponable FuMichigan State University ly with the mathematical com­ hortlculturtet lias developed a jMt< r group in order to. make QcmputssUona of Inatrumenla* Ion Curtis officiating which will set fruit during very, ■.'"■i., . u coverage." wmiKm- Usnv rreenhouan I 7 Cancer Society. Ltblon College and the. Uni ver­ ity of Michigan prepared him Bannrr adi benefit youf CHARGE IT! at Lafayette, Ind. Ralph te 12. single, and resides at Rockledge. ■ They InveaUgatad 60 acctdanta including IB In which 25 Mdy Your(S)Phatma«y driver who scene of a property damage acci­ dent in Nashville Jan. 26 tad with reckless driving. Officer Wood resigned from the Nash­ ville police force Jan. 30, but re­ NaahvUte Methodiet mained on duty until Feb. 11 to JUST SAY ’ drag research, many of these reBum to their "Not only is a knowledge of electronic and optical principles mandatory, but also a know- driving. Mr. Wood's name wa* fUght program. duct industrisa contribute ow equally is proud te commander of Wile* of North Olmstead. Ohio, two million annually to tbe the Civil Air Patrol's Florida Michigan economy. and one grandron, Allen Michael Wing, which emfcnuxa 160 units Totten. . with a total membership of 6,­ 000. Michigan State Ralph's elevation to wing com­ games mander a month ago capped work In CAP activities al hte fund k» arena. home In Hastings, Albion and Ann Arbor, starting In 1M8. Ltoensed m a private pilot, be tea been content with flying Shariff Mert Campbell report­ ed that Barr> County In Janu- "burned up about a year ago." Ralph's father. Dr. A. B. prteoneraqui Gwinn. Uvea at Hastings and hte County JalL Hundred, of thouwmda of peapteareefffcteiwwy F— 1 - - and nearby Merritt Island em­ ploy approximately 10,000, with building contractors accounting production at gypstun. She te survived by a daugh­ ter. Mn. Elgin (Elizabeth) Tot- Sent— Th— Mrs. Ray Olsen | We Are Sorry “Ji World Pray, Dies Friday at Day Services Lawrence J. wood of Nashville Pennock Hospital was inadvertantly listed as tee­ At 7 Churches Prairie Avenue, died on Friday figuration. College and the University of a mtealie lifts off the pad. . Ralph's crew te responsible for That's why they move to data preparing an InetrumentaUon a Michigan Minuteman. proceoalng rooms to monitor telemetry and tracking inform* how MlgMy Michigan te in in­ County on Sept. 6, 1M3. the Uon covering the flight formation about all ground and daughter of WUllam and Lilly Homa > 'Houghtaling) Patton. Graduated in June 1M6 with Tte Rae. George FJilou offl- tor new and expanding Industry •• A prepared description Of hte In addition to her husband. additional etudlee which pro­ Ralph eald the Redstone rock■Ila unlimited supply of wa­ duced a B8 tn aeronautical englle a fabulous natural re­ an option In January 1968. telemetry transmitter! produaship on July 13. 1886. the dough* toc reeouroee than Michigan. um 1 and IB today provide from। 1300 . to 1300 measurementsi ' BchotB and Bellevue High School. Join the Army Ballistic Missile , parenta in 1813. She was a fanner wnployee of 27 tnnsmlUen will feed in ex­ oome a long Grew With ground fadltttea. Company. She married Water ■metallic and non- ” ber of The Michigan Conference ot The Methodtec Church elnce Union City, Battle Creek. Lud­ ington. Petoskey and Clare. In District Superintendent and 12 Bars aa a Mteionary Secretary On Dean's List Three recidenta of announced. Hastings Jack Echtinow's Service* Gambles Store Miller Plumbing & Heating Barry County Ready Mix George's Citgo Service The Music Center Barry's Farm Store Patrick J. Gilmore Jewelers One-Hour Martinizing Beebe Shoe Store Hasn't Standard Service Parmalee Ladles Shop Ben Franklin Store Hasting, Cleaners Quality Furniture Beverwyk's Color Center Hastings Electric, Inc. Renner Ford, Inc.- Bob', Gun & Tackle Shop Hastings Floor Covering Roth L. F. Gas, Inc. i Hastings Motor Sale, Sentz TV Service Burkey Sale, & Service Hastings Shell Service Gardy's Shoppers Haven Carpenter Hardware Hastings V & S Hardware St. Martin Floral L. J. Caston, O.D. Patrick C. Hodges Jewelers Steury Electric Service Cleveland'! Mani Store Kaecheles, Inc. V & J Friendly Service Wayne's Shoe Store Larke Buick-Chevrolet, Inc. Walldorff Furniture The Bonnet b Gown Shop Courthouse Service & Radiator Shop U9 Leary's Sport Center Barlow Gardens Florist Barry County Lumber Co. East Side Lumbar Company STOP and SHOP at BUSINESSES DISPLAYING THE nkal Dtvteton, and Mr. and Mra BUM SECURITY CHARGE ACCOUNT EMBLEM! �;as*s New Aeeident . Carpet A Furniture CLEANING Nathville Man Bid» on Excess Highway Land vm ooWfi tf KuMlh tn If you on proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned the safest and most MILLER'S Duraclean 9 YUKS IN HASTINGS •nd Mrx Ralph Bumworth and children: Mt. and Mra. Richard Dablhooser and daughters; te. The next regular meeting of tbe Unit will be held March 3, 7:30 pm. American Legion Hall. Members Are You Showing etran; Mr. and Mra Louis Brown, Mr. and Mm Richard Gaskill. Mr. and MM. Kletb Kericr, Mr. aid Martin, tex. Ada Bogart, Mr. and Mre. Robert Beckwith, , Mm Lydia Rogen, Mla» Irene i 8x11k, Ort Wachter and Vernon HSrtdn After the dinner cards 11 cident or fall to respond within 30 days to a notice from tbe Claims Fund that a request for payment has been made. Other­ wise, it Is necessary for tbe In­ jured person to file a law suit against the uninsured motorist, obtain a Judgment, and then present the Judgment to tbe Fund for payment. Tbe Claims Fund also com­ pensate Michigan residents for bodily Injury caused by hit and run driven, In this case, bowevtr. It Is neccMary to bring a law adt against the Secretary of Htatr. Compensation can be obtained from tbe Fund for both bodily Injury and property dam­ age cruised by the driver of a stolen vehicle after suit has been filed against tbe Secretary of Stalo. Thus, for tbe flirt time, if yea are a Michigan reddest injured on a Michigan highway 107 L Woodland Ara. year injuries up to the mart- , mum^unounta sf J10.SM and I lichigan Outdoors’ NEFF tth MORT Coleman I Coiswsa agency Jias CoUtooa Your right to thia oompouation dore not depend upon you yourself being an insured driv­ er. You may be an unlnsuhed motorist or a pedestrian and SUU recover from the' Fund. When tbe Fund compensate a victim of an uninsured motor­ ist,'the law requires that the driver's license and vehicle regis­ tration of the uninsured motor­ ist be tamed lately ateentted until such time aa the uninsured motorist repay* the Fund or be- usually by purchasing an ^auto­ mobile Insurance policy. The Claims Fund la financed by tbe SI fee paid by Injured motorUta and the S15 fee paid by uninsured motorirta at tbe time of buying license plate each year. Owners of motorblkre and motorcycles must pay the frame fere. ' If you have questions on tow to file your claim with the Fund, write or call the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund, laming Michigan. " What can'you do when you get Olds 88 Swing Fever? 20,000 HOW MUCH SHIELD A ) £QQO WATER58FTENER COST Tbe Best is Meadowbrook and It costs no more than old fashioned, barrel-shaped water-softeners. 6M06 MW 66666 Meadowbrook VALUE VALUE STAMPS • VALUE ***** ***** ***** There comes a time in the development of every kind of appliance when a tremendous "break-through’' occurs . . * *hsafrew which make all other appliances of the same type oU-foobioned by comparison. (And in this case, overpriced, aa Such a change has now tahan place in —*— —- wjth introduction of Meadowbrook I h . the firtt and only •oftenafthttcon lines the features of out­ standing , quality, -j, :_he appiiance appMtnnoe, and totally automatic?irouble-frei, wirvio^ free operation, with Imoprice. ”'”7' Meadowbrook-if ao totally new and advanced that it ia like other aoftenen in Give in! price b painlessly pleasant! Satisfy that urge to swing Into Spring la an Oids 88 today ... and watch those winter doldrums meh sway! LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEWI FREE OFFER i had tbs wet sr In your will ba glad to test ft n content by factory­ .. absolutely FREE OF rw ■ mason Jar filled !f TAP of your home OLDS88$jfi|fiM|| MEADOWBROOK Water Inc.. 107 N. Michigan. Hastings VALUE VALUE Nothing to Guess! Come in ond register at Kroger in Has­ tings now! Just enter your name and address on arweqtry blank and deposit it at the Water Softener display at Kroger on or before Saturday, March 12, Hastings Kroger Only! �United Fund Agent Takes Job Corps Position y 2nd Big Weak-Store Manager’s Sale! 6000 Everyday WITH COUPONS BELOW Low Prices phis the Extra Savings of Top Value Stamps Wo rare Ibe right Be Ml «■■•< r . DOUBLE LENTEN SEAFOOD SALE FhS UliU 3»-. wiplgl «1 MaUr Tillp «.i-tplsl1>e Free-Shore Ready To Cook Me, 12-ox. wt. pkgljll Booth Fret-Shore Ready To Cook Booth Froxon Fresh Whole ' I TOP VALUE FRYERS "With Urch’a appotntxnmt we hope to promote better under■landing between Job Corp* and { STAMPS IrppM ItalapBoi -i.pkg SBr Fret-Shore Ready To Cook Urch received a B. 8. Degree from Western Michigan Univer­ sity In 1961 and a Mastert De­ gree Ln Social Work from the Unlvenlty of Michigan in IBM. Booth Breaded Jm.UH Ikrla, ’ Pint Itutoxnui -i.pip.4Sr BUk pkg. «2» Uriel FIB* llttkl Wooley Urch. known here tar hte wort with the United Fund program, baa been named com­ munity retaUoca director for tbe Cuater Job Corpa Center, John P. Bcrum. caeeuttve director, has announced. Urrt wiU ammoe Mi dados 2fe.pkg.MW TUIRSIAT, FRIIAY t SATERIAT Booth Froxen Brtaded UdmfUkpkg IIM entprp Fret-Shore Booth Froxon Perth Stoaks 2-h.pkg ft, Fret-Shore Ocaao Perth i-ib. pkg 39* 7«.«tpkg(S' FORK LOIN Fill Stick* Booth Froxon Icillgpg Petchko't 9-Vatfaliet n-a -i.pig 78' MORE PURCHASE LEO 0’ FORK ■ 89' Swift's Premium LUNCH MEAT tk.pt, 69' Sliced Bicm i*4g 99' Country Club - Herrud'i 10-ox wt. SklilttiFmki»>pig59< SMOKY-LINKS Serve N“ Save Family Frozen Sliced Bicta WITH A $5 OR *89*' IHA pkg SB' Beef Steaks v*a*79' Country Club Full Shanl If Smoked Ham Hg 65' twibpio’l Country Ckib total Bnnickwelxer *69' Corned Beef Brisket *79' *79' CHUCK STEAK Arm Cut *69' UP TO FRESH PICNIC STYLE Invite Men, Boys To Lenten Breakfast 1175 EXTRA Pork Roast Methodist, Presbyterian and EpUcopal Churches are. cordially Inviting all men and their aona to attend tbe Lchteo breakfast Friday, Feb. 29, from 7 to 7:M a rn ax. the Lcaaon Sharpe Me­ morial Hall. Your hoot will be the Epiaeopal Church. Ken Robtoe will be maater of cere­ monies and tbe speaker will ba TOP VALUE STAMPS with coupons from this ad I Salad Dressing I KRAFT'S -37c Miracle Whip ENDERAY r^!®S!K! Q"|rt 1 39/ [ LWll - Wirhajjeraore purcheM (excluding beer, wine or lobecco) Redeem «l Kroger thru fat, I the regular price ol a 24b. pkg ol I Cut-Up Fryers or Roasting Chickens (odaara of Kroger thru Sat. Fob. 26. 1944. |p> 4 * BANQUET FROZEN Cream Pies I Jar |K 1^^ REG or BISMARK RYE l ib POTATObr ITALIAN t/.*> BUTTERMILK BREAD w* I Kroger I Graham Cracker* I _ TODAY'S MONEY SAVING KROGER BAKED HUSH QROUNO HAMBURGER (adeem al Kroger Ihru RadMOi af Kroger thru Set, Feb. 24. 1964. JBBl ■ tUl*?**! C*ke Mix 7h-ox.wt CRAPE (adeem al Kreger thru fal.. Feb. 26. 1966. Coffee Ceke Mix 3%,. «t Ckec. Fedxe Freet Mix s,. LANCE COOKIE JAR COOKIES , f m. | Brewele Mix « pl letL Mesked Feteteei 2.-0. Sngkettl ( Seece 3,. -t. Macereel & Cbeeee 3%... I I FROM LEONARD! the purchase! a IHJkptg. at Kay Bee or Family BEEF ST1AKS Redeem el Kroger thru fal, Feb. 24. 1944. Of STAMPS Borden'* SEVEN-SEAS DRESSINGS (adeem at Kroger thru Cittige Ckeeit STAMPSO| Pie Crist Mix TUNA Big Tomato Ta»le H*atiCat>i|6 «i* < riuPQN oifarl the purthate ol Jaraeere wt 1*9-13r Thank You Cherry or Apple Pie Fllliag 4 11b. 4-oz. cart* <1 R-0 if u. Hwd-r ta NmiU'i w r re ,o* vatui 150 STAMPS Ckscslate Bars ria «<» 39' Swift'* the purthete el any 2 i*n of KROGER OLIVES swiftfing 69< 3* Hill* Broi-4F Oil Label (edoem el Kroger thru COFFEE 11b can 76^ GOLDEN RIPE STAMPS SANDWICH BAGS pigt. of SEAFOOD Jiffy Brand Breast O' Chicken i*. STAMPS SPOTLIGHT 1 — IMP . AlUI 50 STAMPS FRENCH BRAND Bananas SHaito^ I WALNUTS .^’“L-EEIor PECANS HAM SUCE ‘ I I Kroger thru Switch to golden Superheat the remarkable new fuel oil that gives you more heat per gallon, more heat per dollar! Whole ^Watermelon Ulf 59'.^^ Sunkid -163 Site Navel Oraige* 3—»1 Dokdou* '(■ported Datei I PORK SAUSAGE Redeem «d Kroger Ana • | Sat. Feb. 26. 1966. JJJJ 100 STAMPS BORDENS ICE CREAM Redeem al Kroger thru Sal. Feb. 24, 1966. EACH SwUa -n Sb. RENCH BRAND BEAN coma Large Oriages Redsaai at Kreger Are fat. Feb 24.^964 1 the ourthaM of ahead ol | CABBAGE McAllister OIL COMPANY 1320 E. STA | WATERMELON) I si1. fc!h*M.l!944hn‘ RRMf �THE HASTINGS BANNER Farm Highlights Interesting irvu-^s HB. JSAT?4iAa£ Woodland Business Man Is Honored Club to Attend Bridle Show Mr. and l*a. Gene SMade and ndy were Saturday. Feb- IS. latton at W. and Mn Jerry a Mag - pong being conducted Woodland 4H Saddle Cli Tamara Kantner acting SEE US NOW FOR BIG SAVINGS DURING OUR April X There will be a special BARGAIN ^00 INI < TIMS * Mtufcach and An Sheplcr. U Michigan State Unlreretty. associate professor of agricul­ tural engineering at Michigan, State University, te to discuss anhydrous ammonia and show slides taken to Europe at 1:M turned tn Lakewood FFA ft'ins Honors ntecement and holding of anhy­ drousammonla in tte soil. Any­ one Intonated may attend. There will ba door prices and refresh­ ments. The meeting te sponsored tte CbutUy Fair. Meeting will be at Martin Meyera Thanks to Dick Estep tor securing lumber Nitrogen Company. Barry Farm Calendar.. ■ msctlng Ranch to Prtaco. Texan; captain- Showing. ■BoK-SES !, PhU Wickham. Dm HewtU. Mike Wilcox. BUI Shepard and Barb Hollrost. Club Agent Bill Kirk­ patrick attended tte Thursday meeting when Charles Stade!, anhydrous ammonia, te chusetta banned Christmas cele­ brations from ISM to 1M1, and a will whole generation of Now Eng­ land children grew up without Christmas, tte National Geo- HARVEST SPECIALS McCORMICK 191 SHj| PROPELLED COMBINE With 8’/a-foot gro&i h$>a, planitary steering with 2-row com head. R$g. price $3950. SMITH BROS. - furrow. He’ll explain tbe ad- Central Michigan’s JOHN DEERE MODEL 10 Auger Feed 7-H. P.T.O. COMBINE. Reg. Price $675. New . . . $59500 Rcnt it with a Banner ad! McCULLOCH S Power toke-off Drive. Reg. $450/ 1964 International Pickup C-1100 . . . Like new FARMALL 3! ■ • k­ With fast hitch, torque__ ___________________ - independent power toke-off ond power steering. Economical power. ONLY $175QOO • 1963 Chevy Sport Wagon (Greenbrier) • 1B62 OU. F-85 CutlaasSeden with floor shift, auto­ matic transimlssion CASE 411 GAS TRACTOR With 3-point hitch, Case-o-matic drive with culti­ vator. A dollar saving Case. Book price $1995. »1545«> We Also Have e 1961 Intemetieeel 460 High • 1962 Ford C-750 Truck, long wheelbase with new 18-ft. stoke rock with weatherproof enclosure, oir brakes, power steering Utility. Very Low Hours. Reel Sharp. Many Other Used Tremors te Cheese From. BIG SAVINGS — LOOK 'EM OVER A Real Sharp One NEW FARM EQUIPMENT - YOU CAN SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NEW McCORMICK 303 Boon Speciol self­ propelled combine with spike cylinder, 13' groin heod, straw spreader and many other extras. Save hundreds of dollars on this. $4**pQgQ0 Regular Price $8953.00. NOW IW Anhydn • FARMALL 706 DIESEL TRACTOR ... with the famous torque amplifier, 3-point hitch, wide front, 540 and 1000 R.P.M. P.T.O. Power steer­ ing and many other extra fea- SEO Eft00 turns. Reg. Price $7550. NOW O33U INTERNATIONAL MODEL 2000 Heavy-Duty Loader for many uses. Has hydraulic dump 60* manure fork; Was $990.00. Now $S75.OO • NEW McCORMICK MANURE SPREADERS in sizes from 100 to 175 bushels at a great big savings; Look them over and get our prices. • NEW INTERNATIONAL CUB CADET Uwn end Garden Tractors at reduced prices during our big sale. • McCORMICK 211 ROTARY CUTTER with heavy duty 5-foot blade Regular Price $385.00 $345.00 • McCORMICK MODEL 110 Slde-Moyeted 7-Foot Cut Mower with balanced heod and mounting parts for a Farmoi I 460. with fast hitch. Regular price $745.00. $59>.00 IOANS Land Bade Interest rates f Gat the money you need to build vow farm business—get ft at this low rate. Repay­ ment terms up to SB yeses. No prepayment penalty. See ua about a Land WWnl J Fertilizer Service Beni Amer tribesmen of Ethiopia use incited butter to hold their frizzly hair to place, the National Geographic says. 5X% $495^ W. Ako Have 3 Other Harvest Speciak 1 - McCormick 45T P.T.O. .Baler I - Cardinal Groin and Hay • Elevator and 1 «• McCormick No. I PR One-Row Com Picker. find this meeting very Inforpia- FARM $395^ NEW HOLLAND MODEL 66 P.T.O. BALER LOWEST COST NITRO­ GEN IS PLOW DOWN AMMONIA. Thb te’t sew. Elevator and tte West Michigan Agricultural Nitrogen. Company. 1T USED FARM TRACTORS JOHN DEERE MODEL 25 4-ft. COMBINE FERTILIZER FACTS Ulla USED 1 tniAIKPORTATION $35950° In good mechanical condition. Reg. $5^5'. thorites on the placeman and holding ol anhydrous ammonia FROmCAS^ YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Sole Starts February 24 Thru March 5-7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Daily Altoft 4HPer8 To Go Skating Tte Altoft 4H Club members have planned a roller skating Invite Farmer* To Anhydroiu Ammonia Meet and HEAR ALL ABOUT WHAT'S NEW FOR YOU S total Workskey, Stay K«tt a program at Lakewood High School at 7:20 pm. Thuretey. Hastings FFA Urges Preventive Fire Measures ' .w. MAUCH *ll»-^4S^Ei*4.r HorUcal- Duo to tte length of tte film this moating will begin at 0 pm. Anyone interested te wNcome to CLARENCE HANSEN. Am'I. Pretasar of Afritok tnr*l UgiMWiag st MSU, Will visit with farmers io this area on Thuraday night. March 3rd. 7:30 P.M- *bo«t • INTiKNATIONAL 424 PtM6H»TRAT0R—Fully equipped with loader Save yourself over $700.00 on this baby. Only $3350-00 FLOWS, TILLAGE AND SEEDING 2 JOHN DEERE 3-point 3-bottom PLOWS, ready to plow for you. SEVERAL 2-. 3- & 4-bottom FAST HITCH PLOWS. 2 USED SPRING TOOTH HARROWS. 12-ft. wide? CO-OP 3-bottom TRAILER PLOW with Rodex bottoms In good condition. McCORMICK MF FERTILIZER GRAIN DRILL 16 disk with rubber tires. 2- & 4-ROW CUTIVATORS to fit John Deere dBJormall tractors. Refrestamts: FREE COFFEE & DONUTS All Durieg Sabi \ FINANCING AVAILAIU ON ANY MAMS MACHfHl THAU INTttHATIONAL HAAVISTU CUBIT COWOtATION UN of Equlrmnl WUl Cka>W Bad, S. If Ta. Paa’f Is* WW Tm W«M, Cam a, Cail 549 0010 Aayaay. Aa Wa May Hare Takae SMITH 420 Laming St. BROS. CHARLOTTE PR. 543-0070 LOVELL IMPLEMENT CO. [X 420 Laming St. CHARLOTTE PH. 5434970 �FIRST s RIIS FIRST 1 ' RIM . u a 49* .*59* «6r » 79* » 89* Dabnonlco Staab lunmEHT* Beat Short Rb»... nmtrrr ima Spare Mbs ml fir. Sliced Bacon Slced Bacon /3! £.Q Beef Rib Steaks 79c PORK LOIN ROAST HONEYSUCKLE BRAND 4 Roasting Chickens U S D.A. GRADE "A" Whole or Rib Half-65c Turkey Roast . . ONT* RIB CUTS , Turkey Sikes . . YOUR 45:55: Shrimp “.sstt^f .. with giblft gravy Loin End Portion CHOICE Breaded Shrimp LMWT AND DARK MIAT—WITH OtBUT GRAVY FRYER LEGS or BREASTS with Ribs Attached Full 7-Rib Portion ...u59‘ ...i»69' Halibut Steaks.. Salmon Steaks.. Cut from Government Inspected Fryero || ' tor euAtrrr, O0VT. ftuncrio — Whole Froth Fryen... PORK CHOPS '89' *8 1 U 4 to <-U. Stoat Cutrop Fryer*... . Ib. 37c No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality MerchandiseatLow Prices! |> OUR OWN TEA BAGS 100 * 99' SCOURING POWDIR Ok Ajux Cleanser 2 . .. * ■■ 45' 10c OPP LABIL—GIANT SIXS Borax Fab * < ■a. PKG. I Sc OFF LABIU—GIANT SIZR Ad Detergent ra PKG. SAVE AT AGP , S 64* 56* WW mm. Palmolive Liquid 57 12e Off LABIL w46* Vol Liquid. RAVI AT AOP a 59* Soaky Liquid 1 I A>F AU GREEN . I Cut Asparagus White Albacore TUNA AM* BRAND, GRADE "A" • Pineapple Juice 3 Pi MSBURY LAYER Cuke Mixes . . MIXED. WHOLE OR SMIT Oasis Figs . . AAA—OUR FINEST QUALITY Instant Rice . . CHICKIN OMHI-SRA LIGHT Tunu Fish CHUNK STYLE « IB Ivory Liquid . . .^77 m*. all rurrou nousonw cliahb Mr.dean .... &59* , FABRIC SOTTINKR Downy$77* Sdra TMT . ^77* . ^77* fKrillniKsaE Ice Milk ... . . <k TSoes.....U29* kA. D,WTY MOORI CALIFORNIA NAVEL BUMR-RJGMT sjf P*. SUNNYBROOR . >. Food Wrap Bugs *“39* sSdiofck lFP ,»29* Beef Stew Chili with iuhs 1 LI a Wl Oranges »»«■ . . .Wl4™ $?85* Spinach .... JE&W — Red Salmon ... AOP BRAND, HALVtt FROZEN FOOD BUYS ARP CUT DRUM OR PUNCH RTYIR a NRT WT. mnr CRRAMETm kMrrwT->*£ Beans.... ;y................ 4-79 Macaroni and Cheese 4 — ■ 69 Si 49* Prune Juke . . 3 AMERICAN OR PIMENTO PROCESS CHUSI Mi-GAL. ^fie CTN. Mel-G-BH Slices l-PLY SWAMMN-S NCTWT J| *fC 'kF 47* o.^33* SUNNYFIILD Waffles,...3-29* Glazed Donuts LAVI 10e—JAMI PARKIR . f gfft Lima Beans4 ’««• / > • That* why Jane Parker bread is dated daily 2d£.45‘ 89 NITWT. MAC — «|RT WY. AAR FORDHOOK OR BABY necessarily fresh bread* WHITE BREAD MNCTWT. Tuna Pies.... ........ 4 JANI PARK*—MIT WT. lOVi-OZ. Shampoo - •<25 47 ^ 79* Wk A ^ 99* Bartlett Pears3^89* •£ 59* Did you know that A k. Zest Soap . . . 2«*“43* I ORANG*. GRAM OR MUtT PUNCH Kleenex Tissues HEAD AHO SHQWMtS BATH MU I 3 I rrn^uhr Sine end Shapes Hi-C Drinks . . 3B89* WdlPoweT “ « 64* Cotaet Cleanser 2’^45* 1 Peaches 89* 3>£98* 4 89 Miracle Whip . MARVIL—VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE BoraTF^: . . . & 98* BANANAS I 4 g 99c I 3,b 79‘ 4 a 99* I KRAFT'S SALAD DRESSING Artion Bleach.. ~ 67* MEDDO-LAND FREESTONE . .* » 39c Hot Cross Buns .. . “ ■ 39' . , M Pumpkin Pie ... . vir. 49c ■ng GREAT ATUXne R PAOHC 4|A COMPANY, HC. AP SuPer Morkets EXTRA LAHM 59' -65'1 �Lutheran Plans Lenten Services 11 am Morning worship. 6: 30 pm. Youth sarvlos. 7: 30 pm. Evening worship. 8T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy Her. David Hawley, Assistant Bunday Mass, 8. 10. 11:30 am. Confessions. 4 to 5, and 8 to 8. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Bundays. Before Mimes on weekdays. Dally Masses, 7 and 8 am , now in a gigantic program fit worldwide concern. Tte German churches, both Protestant and Catholic ham already gone into action. Millions fit Uvea are at 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. o am. Wonted's Prayer Band. 7: 30 pm Prayer meeting and Bible study. 8: 30 pm Adult choir rehearsal 8:30 pm. Board meeting. Thursday—8:30 pml C8B Bat- for his preaching an: "The Cross and Affliction." Tte Cross and Lova." "Tbe Cross and Buffcrtng," -Tte Cross and Power," “Tte Cross and Salvation" and FttGRlM MOUNE88 CHURCH RSV. KrnsarA W- Rogen. Pastor 1388 M HanowStreet 18 am. Bunday school .OEW*1® Every Bunday — Thia to tte Bunday school. 10 am. Life" WW WKZO-TV. 0:30 am Morning worship, 11 am Hickory Corners, Michigan 7: 30 Spiritual Ufe Committee channel 3; WOOD-TV. 10:30 am. Evmlng service, 7:30 pm. channel 8; WJIM-TV. 3 pm. Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor meeting. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ 10 am Bunday school. channel 8. "Pattern for Living," Wednesday Activities nesday evening. 7:30 pm. 11 am Morning worship, jun­ 8: 30 Circle 3 will meet at tte over WHX. 11:30 am channel 10; WZZM-TV, 12:00 noon chan- ior church and nursery provided. 7: JO pm Evening service. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family Night. Adults, Youths. Juniors and Children, 8:30 pm.. Choir Fast, Abstinence Laws for Roman Catholics Change 3: JO Cherub choir practice. 4 First Junior High Class in church membership. a circle 7. wlQ meet in ths church lounge. HosUssm are Mrs. Arthur Olson and Mrs. Roy CtengM In the laws of fast home of Mm Lockwood Working. Thuroday Activities 6: 30 Kirk House choir pren­ tice. 7: 30 Chanced choir practice. Friday—7 Men’s Breakfam at tte First Mothodist Church. Saturday — 7:30 Couples Club will meet In Memorial Hall for a "Beatnik" party. Host couples: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Mr. and Mrs John Bay and Mr. 140 pm World Day of Prayer. Ptet Church at God. Bunday, Fab. 37. 1:30 am ser­ vice in tte chapel breakfast foland ends with tte 50th year of M*. ■ Tte days of fact and abstin­ ence one now only ARg-WedGood Friday. All Fridays in tte pear*M< NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the City of Hastings, Michigan, will hold a pub­ 6:30 pm. Thursday, March 3, WMS potluck supper and bad­ ness meeting at tte parsonage. March 7-12 special evangelistic services each evening at 7:30 pm. and 0:30 am. and 7 p.m. on Bunday, March 11. Speaker, Rev. Earle Bprowta of Bette Creek. Tte Ovenholts win be In charge of tte music March 1-10. Rev. Einar Unaoth. Pastor “Your ftiendly, Christ - aanterwd Church’* ■ 1 ’ Bunday school, 10 AM. Classes Broadway at Center Rev. Don-M. Oury. Rector 8 am. Holy Communion 11 am Morning prayer and sermon. Nursery and classes for children. Wednesday. March 3, Emman­ uel Guild tn undercroft at 3 pm Bl. Cecilia choir pilld. 7:30 pm. at tte rectory. Thursday, March 4. Commun­ ion at 11:50 am followed by prepared to rate a special fund totalling 13,000,000 for the next semral years. An attempt will bo made io double tte mass feeding prognun already under way. Bishop BUanstram declared: "Tte relief agendas of our regpeotlve churches are working aide by aide and in cooperation , With tte U. 8. government and creased its feeding program from 133 million pounds to 300 million pounds tn an effort to teip meet the famine emergency. A special shipment at 23 million pounds of flow is being sent for a special feeding project in six areas offlcfaJly declared as fa­ mine areas by tte Indian goverament. Tte bishops of the United States have today given united 7 pm Bunday, Children and Youth membership clam Thursday, March 3. ’ 1:30 pm Carol choir rehearsal 3:30 pm Children's choir re­ OARLTON 8KVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH < Elder Gerald N. Black Sabbath school. 8:J0 am Saturday worship, 18:45 an Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30. UNnRDBRETHRKN CHURCH' ■ George Speak Pastor 1603 Johnson. Lake Odessa, MldL Bunday school, 10 am Morning worship, 11 am Christian Endeavor. 6:30 pm CHURCH QF TU NAZARXNE 1716 N. Broadway Minister, Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison, M6-5O65 0:45 am Church school Bupt Loyd Marts. 11 am Babbath worship. BIG, BOLD CALIENTE HARDTOP! BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 3 Mike South of Gun Laks 0:<& am Bunday school 11 am Homing worship. 7 pm Evening worship. lic hearing relative td the adoption of a proposed amended Zoning Ordinance pursuant to the provisions of the City and Village Zoning Act being Act 207 HA8TING8 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH EMsr C. L. Wilber. Pastor 404 W. Colfax Ph. WI 5-5319 Sat" Babbath school, 8:30. Worship, 11 am. of tha Public Acts of 1921 as amended. Notice.is further given that the public Searing will be hold at the Council Chambers in the City Hall on the 7th day of March, 1966, at 8:00 P.M. when all persons interested may appear ond be heard. Wedneaday prayer, 1:80 pm Sunday, "Faith tor Today," on V. WOOD. Channel 8, 1:30 am Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, Adio WJEF 1230, 8:30 am Bunday acted. 8:46 am Morning worship, 10:45 am Wednesday prayer, 7:38 pm A warm invitation is extends red-hot-and-sassy entry from Notice is further given that copies of tha proposed amended Zoning Ordi­ nance and map are on file at the office of the City Clerk for exemlnation. CHRIST CHURCH Tte Church of tte Wildwood* OUa Lake Road R*v. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Homing worship, 10 am ftinday school. 11 am 7:1# pm Christian Endeavo jmacuRrcomB *2475" roof, tech—you name HI YcWn a wingef from tha wort GO! See and drive the fastest mover Is te oiass! DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk Mi February 14.1966 Mk (signs MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Ph. WI 5-2479 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-03-03.pdf 94477b2486b4916b135c037551257259 PDF Text Text irst Saxon Regional Ctotvn Hastings High Wrestlers Wii Arnold. 103. 1H and Rod v tnsintd, the Haatinn Sri®"?"'* wSrL; Injured. Don to • Regional: . Robert King. Hall pinned Jim Jennlnga, wroetling champtoa in Me State Ctoas B 166-pound title in Hlfh at tan W. MJchta*n~ln J""'1' —Un, aZTaS. ■ nor.cn >. ouja<TU bus** are to Cedar BprUign >4. For. pm. Friday ! 38. Cha/kXU 34. Ewen aut°n rooten to Wa cheer all 12 team membw <r«tter honor* Hartings came out tf U» Claa* Rapids B U. lartl Wh Um'lM I. Individual champions, elx -with 1 and hC®“’ “I"1 •>» Iwmtth 0 »o« Udrd place. All qualified for Hartings' three Regional 8t,Ue’champs ar* Jim Andrew*. 112; Jim Kotodlcl*. Albion. 8-2. tn title Cole cWeatod Don Ftober, fault to 8am Bint. Belding. Arnold pinned Robin Northview; decteloned Paul Iron Mountain. 6-1; Map* Valley, for third Chip Curtis. K G. R, Rutonal Marvin Howell, IM, 16-16-1 Mark Anderoon, IM. W-5; UuNl Endsley. — ---------- Albion. 10-5, In champ­ Marie. Rockford; waa pinned by Bob Freeman. Parent Hills; then round bye. Adams. Rockford. 3-0; decision- Rich Canf laid. Lowell. ; dcctotoned Duug Edgertan. HUI. Foret HUI. 5-0. lost tn overtime In the beavywetatat The Hastings Banner 110th Year NUMBER 4« Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, March 3. 1966 —EDITO 'by R.HG bow wonderfully *eU they did it Mnytr. tame through with such Incrwd&fiy fine performances dur- Fair Lady- at Central auditorium no one left and spectators actually regretted to see this lively and exquisite blend of music, dancing WEST CENTRAL and competently. Even the tineas and professional people, outxlde their regular hours, ad the time and effort ro­ ll to master the intricate of thia lovely operetta. “My Lady " made a ml smash hit community and deservedly. All honor to Uuae wixi nude athletic is praise and appreciation that speaks far itself. So a special volute that build* a great nation. I government that under­ sustained interest and well-directed: i effort that made this degree of-i destroy self government. Itperfection possible. A word of • praise. also for die back stage I Those are timely aixl trutliful crew, all students, who managed | (Please mm to Page 4. this Seed al 7i36 In Om Class B. District at Rapid* Sooth Christian Sailor* wk Drive Right! I Hastings Father ..On** Hastings police are reminding motorists that they should follow “A vehicle shall be driven naarty Vrtll ■ Killed Friday In 2-Car Crash Fourth Othmer The Princetons Is Valedictorian C oming March 19 Kor Dance in Gym At Lakewood Relative and friends paid their final respects to DeWayne R Greenfield. 46. R4 Hartings, when -------valedictorian of the 1866 Lakewood graduating das* after earning * perfect 4. grade average. Principal Oaagod Funeral Home. To Study Raadaa —A/3O Brad Mlles is home on a 30-day leave after computing basic training Dec. 38 at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas. Airman Mlle* to the son of Mr, and Mr*. Harry. a 1865 graduate of Hastings High School. On March 10 he is to report to the University of Syra- advanced technical schooling in learning the Russian language. Dr. Gordon Finnio Ar Surgical Meat Dr. Gordon XL Flnnle, chief of surgery al PennocK Hospital during the past year, to in Chi­ cago March 2-5 attending the Centra! Surgical Association an­ nual meeting. Ti>r meeting la being held al the Drake Hotel and Uv* Uni­ versity of Chicago Billings Hos­ pital. U-M Instructor In Pottery to be Here Monday Princeton'* hit song. "OeorCemetery. Mr. Greenfield, the father of eight children, was killed about 6:20 pm. Friday In a two-car crash on M-37 about six miles south of Hastings, according to Barry County sheriff's officer*. His wife, Margaret. 36. suffered a severe laceration on the fore­ head and head. Injuries to her hip. pelvis fractured In three James Powsll of Birmingham, place*, and other Injuries They an instructor in pottery at the VIC, I .OV MiU University of Michigan, la to be —< UI at the Artist Workshop In the Wednesday. She and their son. former NYO depot at 7 pjn. Bradley, 6. were admitted to Pennock Hospital, and-"Bradley -Monday, March 7. Powell, who has won numerous later was transferred to Com­ prise* in pottery, including a re- munity Hospital in Battle Creek Suffering with a fractured right ramie Association • meeting at Syracuse. N.Y., Is to giro a dem­ good. Three other children In onstration of raku pottery, de­ the car, Stephen. U; Becky, 8. veloped by the Japan***. He will also gtv* a demonstra­ tion of throwing on the potter * wheel. Th* public to invited and there will be a 60-cent admission fee Medical Self Help Course bc Invited as the gumt of Dr. Members of the Hastings C1UWilliam J Fuller. Grand Rapids. sens Band Radio dub. in coopera­ Mrs Flnnle will accompany her tion with Civil- Defense Director husband to Chicago. William Barr, ar* sponsoring a Medical Belf-Haip course. NOTICE The Board of Review of Barry Township will meet at the home of Supervisor Lloyd Huffman at Delton on March 8 and 8. and All parents and others interested March 14 and 18, from 8 am. to are urged by th* toonsor* Jo at­ tend. Ths course will Rat-about ices Butler, Twp. Clerk 3/3 eight weeks. backward glances in World War II and spent three years with the Banta Fe Rail­ road In Phoenix. Aris. before re­ turning to Hastings In i860. He Chamber Plane Barry County Social Calendar ing high honor* Include: Brenda Officer* of dubs, groups, schools, Newton, 3661; Loma Hecht, 3637; John Strickland. 3.775; Joyann cliurche* or any other Interested Kime, 3.684: Beverly Brook*. 3680; person who would like to be listed Buch a calendar many times may avoid conflicting meetings According to Deputy David Wood, Ingram was iriving south on Bedford Road -n route to Dowling to get a frund and take Legion to Open Hall for Men Leaving for Duty According to the report, he pulled out to pass * car but pulled back because of oncoming traffic. The car went into a skid, skidded south and into the path of the northbound Greenfield Member* of the Laurence J. Dnanrw Cnx>nL«r Bauer Port will open their Port K0TarY Hall for men ordered to military T —t; Representative r James State duty thromh the Selective Service Farnsworth was the main ------Tlw men and their families may i at the regular Monday noon lunch­ gather at the hail for coffee and eon meeting of Uie Hostings Rodougluiuts before taking their bui tory Club held at Ute Hotel fOr Detroit and induction. Hastings your cooperation in filling In the date*. Write us today." Manager RusseU Hankina said. Resolution hits oj m gleaned from the Banner files (Edmoudsi Greenfield. H* at­ of the Hasting* City Council Monday night, Feb. 28.) tended the McOmber School and WHEREAS, the late Abcn E. Johnson was active in was graduated from Hasting* community and civic affairs in this city for more than half High School in 1939 He took a abort course in a century, and, dairying at Michigan state Uni­ WHEREAS, Aben E. Johnson could always be called versity, and fanned for about 20 upon for his advice and assistance in projects involving years. community betterment, and, He married Margaret Anna WHEREAS, this city and its environs benefited from rec permission Matson In Battle Creek on Nov. to operate a his timely adyice and influence, as well as in a materialistic Eaton Mfg. Company in Battle an a 60-day manner, and? WHEREAS, it is the de>ire of this body, the elected port Ground Obeervws Corp* in Kb*d‘ was a machine operator. representatives of the City of Hastings, to express the ap­ recognition of faEhful service: Ule with a 10c fare. nuii.w juui ouua, lerry. io; preciation of the City for the greatest efforts of Aben E. Harold Ford, supervisor; Robert flra department Jerry, 13; Stopban. 11, and Brad­ Clinton, chief observer and Urey The Johnson to community betterment and improvement, and. tour daughter Allen. William Browne. AUce' °«y Jr Sunday afterWHEREAS, it is the desire of this body to express the Edwin Ftord. JoAnn FWd. David noon, epowered sympathy of the people of the City of Hastings to Mrs. Aben Johnson and her family on the loss of her husband. Yoder.'Paul Kunde. James NOW, THEREFORE. HE IT RESOLVED, that this Gonsales. James Hedges Allen firxl wife, the former Doris InKing. Grace Neubscker and Ger­ expression of sympathy from the City of Hastings on behalf ald Thompson. Mr. Omnfield is also survived of all its .residents, be sent to Mrs. Aben E. Johnson and Sa brother. LaFloy Greenfield family. . R4 Hastings, and four grand­ Moved by Ktnfield and supported by Coltman that celebrate thMr birthdays every children. the above resolution be adopted as read. ■ NOTICE—The annual meeting Dated: February 28, 1966 r .-a YEAS: 7 ton of the Bastings Rural Fire NAYS: 0 GLANCES, ABSENT: 1 Donna Kinney, City Clerk RUMFLE8TILT8KIN—Mtoe T1 Satarday. March U. courtesy the Plymouth Mail. the president since 1868. Hl* other duties Include office per- 2 Districts Vote For Annexation, 2 Reject Plan and Mr*. Rudy Othmer, at 1(047 IU on many nationally-known radio Coate Grove Road, Woodland, and proved snnexatian to Hastings In he plana to attend MSU majoring Headed fay Vince DiManlgo, Ute Tuesday's voting while two others in Chemical Engineering. vocal group from Chicago Is con- rejected the proposals. Having a valedictorian in the family to nothing new to the Elector* in the Welcome Corner* district voted 41-17 tar annexation. to have many more hits In the future. extra operating tax and 33-34 to The dance will be from 8 to 12 accept their share of the Hastings Named aalutatorian was Kathy Benson who earned a 3887 grade midnight TlckeU may be obtained school debt of 8760X00 Hastings from Key Club members and from will retire S56P00 of that debt thia the Music Center. Kathy lives with her parents. Mr. and Mr* Loyal Benson, at 812 The operating tax, which expires In 1868-0, permits spreading up to Kathy luts been active In various 45 mill* far operational purposes acUvlUes, some of which include: Coats Grove voted 24-11 for anSki Club, Vanity Band. GA A.. nexstlan, 22-14 on the special Girls Basketball, French Club. Na­ operating tax and 21-13 on the tional Honor Society, and was a debt proposal member of the Viking Beat Staff and Senior play. Kathy plans on attending the University of Michi­ county, the Hastings Area Chamgan and studying a field of Scien­ tific Research. Quimby voters approved annexOther Lakewood students earn­ from March, 1866, through Decem- Strong. 3631. and Lawrence (Lop) date* time and place of meetings Smith. 3540 into the back of the Ihgram 1863 Chevrolet. Mr. Greenfield was born In Johnson, the firm's founder and board chairman who died Feb. 17. Aldrich started with the com- dance on Saturday, cedurea. 18. in Hartings High wa> a member of the National overtaking event shall New Director — Director* of the Hasting* Mfg. Company have named Darrell D. Aldrich to fill Bargaining Agent For City Workers AFL-CIO to Bargain for Contract; Worker Claims He Was Unfairly Discharged, Hearing Set March 21 Following an election among Hastings' municipal employ­ ees, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO, has been certified by the Slate Labor Mediation Boord as their representative for the purpoee ot collective bargaining with respect to rates of pay, wages, hours of employment and other condi- ------------------Ilona of *mployment. Notice -was announced al the City Council meeting Monday night. The Council also received no­ tice that a complaint had been filed through the Union by Rus­ sell Fox and that a hearing on the complaint is to be held at 11 Marche*—marches—msrcbesf am. Monday, March 21, at the To many people this to what a Labor Mediation Board at 122 Stevens T. Mason Bldg.. Lansing March 6 at 3 pm. in Ceatoal The Council employed Atty. Auditorium the Hastings Jiawtor Richard F. Hooker of Or a n d Rapids to represent the City at eccent on Marches. school operating levy and 37-31 on the hearing, and also in negotia­ tion* in the drafting of the first The Weeks district electors voted labor contract. 0-23 against annexation, 3-20 on In all. eight marches will the school operation tax measure and 0-18 on the debt proposition. ure. Director Arthur Steward, These two districts and Hastings tiered that be was unfairly discharged became of bi* aefore July 31--probably during the The complaint was signed Dec. which will be performed at the on the annexation proposals and District Festivals the majority vote will decide the The Senior Band Festival to at Although formal approval has question. Supt. of Schools Rich­ not yet been received from the Plainwell, March 6. and the Junard J. Guenther explainde. Governor'* office, municipal of ­ Hasting* and Pleasantvlew rbrficials are proceeding with the March 13. nexation of Plcusantvlcw. us there expectation that electors will to a nutter of sharing each other's vote April 4 on charter amend­ ments calling for a single, ap­ school debts. pointive assessor and for pay United Nations March, K. increase* for the mayor and ai­ dermen Monday night councilmen Thendara Overture, Whitney; There has often been Interest unanimously adopted a resolu­ Londonderry Air. Arr. by WalIn the formation of a mixed chorus tion changing the Third Ward so Bob King has announced that voting booths from the 200 block the YMCA will have a meeting in of E Grand Street to the high the Hastings High choral room. school. Sunday Concert To Highlight Stirring Marches | Like to Sing? | 8. far adults in the are* interested in forming a mixed chorus King said intereat has been sltown by former HHS singer*, and oilier*. so if there is enough en­ thusiasm. Herbert Moyer will be ing an adult vocal group Hub-wt from the YMCA board more information. Legion Pions Fete For Fothers-Sons Third Ward voting proctaot Euryanthc, von ■tear March. J. J. Fourth Word voters use school facilities. Third Ward electors will naw vote in the same room the Fourth Ward elector* have been using. The tan precincts will ba "roped” off Mayor Beckwith's appointment taeten Breakfast Planning Commission to succeed on Tuesday, March 8. al the Legion Hall. Deputy Sheriff mously approved Caukin MonDavid Wood to to show a film NOTSCE - Johnstown and give a dcxnonatralion on succeeding Dwight Fisher wbo resigned after taking a position fice In Lansing Monday councllmen adopted • of re*olut*on recognising Fisher's contribution to th* municipality ship Hall. March «, 13 and 1R and thanking him for hto ser»- RUTLAND TOWN8HLP BOARD OF REVIEW Rutland Township Board ment roll. Forest Foley, Supervisor Nmn Eea MORE ABOUT: 3/M Richards; The Utile English CMri. Delia Mayor Franklin C Beckwith reported that school authorities were cooperative and willing to , cm COUNCIL. Page I to review the �We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities on Items in This Ad. mowi au. yocm bam outboard ran isscl ALL YOUR FAVORITE SHURHNE FOOOS ON SALE NOW DURING THE SECOND MG WEEK OF THIS GREAT SALE EVENTI ■^fuiyine 1-Qt., 14-Oz. Can TOMATO JUICE YERS PINL-ORANGE DRINK TENDER CUT ASPARAGUS ***■<1-U>„ 1-Oz. Can Fbr csanpU. to make a call to Chicago. a phone user will first dial hla assigned circle digits to reach the direct dialing network.' Than. the caller will dial the arm oode-313 for Chicago—fol­ lowed by the seven digit number of «he telephone he wishes to ^Danffnm said on long distance exile within the ‘ home" area, or the 8U area, callers will dial hla assigned circle digits followed by the eeven digit number. He eaid phone users will continue the present method of making .local calls by Just diallag the seven x.-long distance dialing eWv* I ice 1* for station-to-statlon calls only. Phone users will continue to place other types of long dlstanoe calls, meh as person-toperson, collect, conference, and cans from public telephones through an operator. AS WE SEE IT FRUIT COCKTAIL MEDIUM, WIDE, OR EXTRA-WIDE 3-VARIETIES OF NOODLES GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS *• * EASY-TO-POUR TOMATO CATSUP WH. KERNEL ar CREAM STYLE CORN TENDER, SWEET, GREEN PEAS Cdiforsis BRAND GRATED TUNA SPARTAN 2-PLY FACIAL TISSUE - •— [ORCAS NO OTHER BEEF © SO TENDER! 'Mix or Match' KIDNEY BEANS ZS?£1O 1 SHURHNE APPLESAUCE 1 SHURHNE EVAP. MILK SHURHNE PORK & BEANS1O SHURHNE MACARONI VAOHCW 1 SHURHNE FLOUR Shuifine' pure VEGETABLE WHw SIRLOIN STEAK 99 SHORTENING .WAYNI » T-BONE STEAKS Domino 10-X, Confectioners, Powdered HAROLD "My Fair Lady" Is Far Better Than Fair Many local lovers of the thespian art. and especially of that projected for the past several years by Herb Moyer and hla group of music makers from Hastings Hlgfc School and the crxnmunity. have pronounced thia weaaonV production the greatest An outstanding permrzaance of -My Fair Lady." SUGAR Spartan Frozen Beef, Chicken or Turkey POT PIES 8 a.. 6 for Pillsbury Buttermilk or Swoettnilk With Coupon Below BISCUITS . . . SPARTAN CHEESE Time to start planning tmprtnvmento st your home for the new Spring Season Perhaps you want to make this the year that you add a room to your Ixxne. or. ev«> build a mv one. Come la and am us for details and espert befp in your planning as Swifts Premium Proten! SPREAD SPARTAN SALAD DRESSING SPARTAN CRISP SALTINES ROXEY DOG FOOD 16 « OVEN-FRESH SPKE CAKES CHOCOLATE MILK Most Fantastic Bouncing Ball Ever Mads—Gat Your* Today 49c with a *5°° Food Purchaso WITH COUPON Golden Ripe RIGHT BANANAS �Mrs. Babcock Injured When Car Hits Pole Hancock. 53. ’fractured lelt ,b?e wrtlJ' and omJ ® head ano other tnhiri>-a __ . Woodland. returned Sunday from Congratulations. neighbors, and Cloverdale-Hope I »«re mjnaay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Almond Weber. * Mr. and Mra. David Huva and «b. David, were overnight gureta w —__ _ Underaheriff Gordon Trick mid n-Bi Babcoc*riof “R* court Street Grill, towards Hasfe.- Ml Mr. and.Mra. David ---- • was driving wwiuui r,-, wlfe tllUM _____ Unw uhto, when the _ car went. off the nrtot and -1-. daughter, Debbie of tide of the road and slammWi lyn. * Rev. and Mra. P^e on wh^h »ere two transfonnera. The pole ___________ r wu3 mapped oft. [and visited Mra. J I m West Recruit । Seaman , Jerrold R. ! . i band. Mr. and Mra tings. | , । -a . „ , Vcrland Ransom, manager or received from one one tlons uX° Dj Divuiom Laming. will whTexSavtiO and Loan Rolland!I .A letter re "1’*d here Iro™ TWan. Lansing, ex- the a^Twwuh th-B rf JUsUngs. an""mu C°^J bulkier. ^muZltradn beautiful creatures,-----white flag' flying, as they ao prettily on their way.Frank NieUaimcr, Mr and East Woodlawn. Hastings, hon- Mrs ' Oring their 40th wedding annl-1 Mra. Blake Rising. Mra. Berths veraory. There wern 37 oresent MonOsgood I Brook­ Osgood expert Expertto explain Explain^. Twad.,. m Tim Con tractors9 La w - . . . ; V Blake Rising. They ateo vuited the couple's nephen. David and a number of other Wood land - Km Makley. Gary Kctekum and; I Saving* LOGfl Res In Florida and attended the their wifrra and Donald Ketchum. Tuesday night, March 8, at the|#_ * s ’ * Mra. Vemte Gabriel was B Hastings Mutual Insurance build-, Gfly PhllOSOpher ' | Saturday dinner gbcA « Mr. mg at 7:» pm, D. H.Greenspan Makflg AoMOftHMIl Chief Sunior Lists 29 Crimes In 2 Weeks It is the company's Oay PhSdsopher advertising program and It is designed to put a Uttte your dally routine along with a '•' Greenspan will explain the law. auto, always remits in double wee Saturday vfritora of Mra. Carl Hrtac. Mra. Walter* Durkee,Jits meaning and how It applies to gram. diun-jge and sometimes triple. Alice Hendee. * Dirt Wedruiday . U m ? various trades people The Wilcox, This wild creature circled around was the 25th wedding anniver­ i meeting will then develop into a sary of Mr. and Mra. Vivian bly of Grand Rapids. Seeing all, question and answer period for K mi. a,lu aara. Chief of Poller Rlcliard Hunter Pennock Hospital by Henry SL Barnum. To help them celebrate the Barry County residents galh-’ anyone Interested in hla own prob­ Welton Brooks called at the reported 29 criminal offense* had the occasion. Mr and Mrs. David Martin. : Ion. All persons involved tn this Isaac Osgood home Thursday. TruJ, a beautiful eight! Makley entertained them at din- remark that If anyone died up work in Barry.County are Invited Traffic was halted for about 2'4 home they’d have to send down to attend. Ruwell Hankins, manahours until Coruumera repalrtxl Criaes Included felonious lar­ were Wednesday supper After dinner the hosts suggested there for pallbearers. This seems the damage and made certain no to be a highlight of the year ceny, simple larceny, possession a ride which ended up at the ItiJiny resulted from Hie hot" enta. Mr. and Mra. Ira Osgood. of stolen property, auto theft, fUr* Mr. and Mra. Lynden Johnhome of the "groom's" atrtcr and and a very worth while get-to­ gether. nlshtnq liquor to minora, drunk cock visited relatives in the Merle Hendee. Mrs. Evelyn Mbn- husband, the Von Maklrys on About 0 pm. Harold p. Bueree, neighborhood on Friday evening. and disorderly, delinquent minora, 51. M9 w Madison, wns driving They icccntly rtuimed from a obscene phone calls, destruction of members of the families luid as­ hl’ IBM Pontiac north o,i Harber property and prowlers. sembled to surprise Vivian and Rood when it skidded' on Ire. th?lr daughter*,-Mr. and Mra. Officers Issued 27 moving viola­ Vemle Gabriel last Thursday. Lavonne. It turned out to be a «wrved off the cast side then Howard Duffy and family, and tion tickets, 30 non-moving tickets The ladles spent the day tying .back nerow the road hitting two of course had a good time play­ and liakded out 4fiO overtime perk­ a quilt. Mra. Frank Schwartlng guard prats before going over a ing with their grandsons. They ing tickets. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith liu Pick a winner from our complete stable bank on ths.weat tide. Neither he also did some (raveling In Mexico We extend our sympathy to nor h'.s three pazsengen, were re­ and did rome hunting. * Mra. criminal complaints and provided Un Mtam, (Mm’. [B.IMM.IM.to Joke Wireman and loaiiiy family *u in ,— wiranon ana ; ..t, . .. —JI—■ ■--------TT' ,’ Hastings and March 12 a* the ported to have be.-n seriously In­ Hilda Rine of Bowling Green, assistance to other departments on jue .— the lass of their wife and moth,ocal: Mr antl Von Makley. jured. Ohio, Ls visiting her niece and er. Mr. and Mra. Wheman. who Mr. and Mra Ken Makley, hjr ■ 54th birthday of the founding of About i:io pni. Saturday Irene lived in the former Lusty liome and Mtx David Makley andd Girl Scouting In the U. S. Fny ■ Iznx. 20. Wayland, kat con­ family, Mr and Mra Stephan juvenlle for auto theft. sTcwllon Center Rood JuM family " “”h Woodland; Mr. In his proclamation. Mayor of * South trol of her 1963 Oldsmobile driving Osgood, for a couple of weeks. * Police cars traveled 3J21B miles and Mra. Gory Ketcham and Beckwith pointed out that Giri north on the Briggs Rrad on a Mr. and Mra. Norman Benedict Scnulh for 54 years have main­ and family of Wayland and Mr. were spending a few days last child from lake Odrasa; Donald tained a conatancy of purpose as .curve a half-mile north of Chief 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE week visiting a son and family Kc.cham of Kalamazoo; Mr. and expreayrd In their "Promise to Do N'xaxl.iy Ro.ul and careened 21 and Mra. John Ftine and son of .,tr . ..... . Kokomo, Ind., were Saturday, Mow, eow, tow, till, plow, haul, eeed, fcrtiliie, remove .now —' at Belding. Thursday evening, Mra. Carl Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Th"lr Duty to God and Country." Feb. ID. guests of Mr. and Mra. Mra Wireman 'Ida, 64) appar­ David Otto of Middleville; Mrs. Giri Scouts have for their 54th you name tlx> job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you'll • Stephen Osgood. Sunday supper ently suffered a heart attack and Mabie Wheeler of Woodland: Mr. anniversary theme: “Girl Scout­ need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and quid­ was hospitalized there. She died ing—A Promise In Action." attaching tools now on display. ‘ Midland; Mr. and Mra. Robert soon after admittance. Funeral of Hastings, ’ Boyden and children of Wayne; By Mr,. OrlU VunSycUr Continned from Page Ono Belding on Bunday. Another Leroy* Wheeler of Innslng, and Kumpelillltekin I* coming to. Bunday. Feb. JO. guests of E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Smith and town on Saturday, March IHh.l Mra. May Brown Included Mr. ran and family live on W. Jordan children of Fort Wayne. Ind. Ticket* 50c. 3/10, Mr and Mra. Ve.ii Welchev and Mra. Eart Otis and family, Road. 142 E. State St., Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2983 were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Eleanor Blxdd and daugh­ Robert Tebo and children of Mra. Floyd Morford. They also ter of Battle Creek and Mr. and Department for prompt rc- Edmore were Saturday guests of iponte to NaahviUa ’ a call for called on Mr. and Mra, Jason Mrs. Paul Bingham of Parch­ his moliier and aunt, Mrs. Vemle Willison. * Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ment. * Mr. and Mrs Glenn Gabriel and Mrs. Alice Hendee. GUluspie visited tile Glenn Bints Mitchell of Kalamazoo were Bat- caught fire on Monday of last * Mrs Frank Hynes remains Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Harold The letters were received from BugLee of Gull Lake. Mra. Ma­ ---------- " -v.i; m, Russell Blakely of the company bie McIntosh ukl daughter from learn Mlia Marilyn Woodman and Ada F. Skedgell, village Ing her own but doesn’t gain tui Kalamazoo, Mrs. Mabie Glllas- was Injured. Hop? alio will b? clerk. rapidly u her friends would pie and Mra. LaVara Shute and well again soon. * Bunday at Bud Wolfe, secretary-treasurer ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > urn of Hastings were Sunday th? Llewellyn Woodman homo of the City Band, wrote the vUltora of Mr. and Mra. Harvey wns a happy occasion; taking a Council requesting 8700 far the Gillarptc. • five generation picture. Mr and municipal musical organization Tlx* Briggs W3C8 will moot be Included in the new budget. March 3 at the church for din­ "In doing so. we would welcome ner. * The Jolly Neighbor Birth­ fourth and fifth generation. day Club will meet at Pleos- Others attending were Mr. and which you feel should be made," Mrs ike McKibben and family antvicw School Saturday for pot­ Wolfe raid. Backward Glances luck dinner. « Mr. and Mra. and Mr. anl Mra. Robert Mc­ The Council also received a Orllc VanSyckle called Sunday Kibben of Hartings. Mr. and letter and a one dollar bill from on Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawblltx Mra. Alvin Vandarploog of Mar­ V. Otey Bente, a manufacturers and Kenneth. * Lein Strickland tin, Mr. and Mra, John DeFornwt representative from Ft. Wayne, of Martin. Mra, Irene Japhet -of Ind. Bente had received a cour­ Items of Ruth Lenx Thursday Prairieville and Mra Irte Wal- tesy key when his car was over­ will be Catherine Spindler. Rich­ night. ★ Saturday Nyla and »on of Hastings, who took the parked. ard Christian. Grant Osgood. He wrote: "Naturally, you and Birdsill Holly. Rex Bradley. Wal­ Marvin Dunn spent the night at pictures. the City Council showed fore­ the Strickland home. Sunday the sigh ted n era in creating the good ter Hershberger, Mra. Alice Bal-j Stricklands and Mrs, Winnie Dunn took Nyla and Marvin Springer on Friday. * Mr. and will that would result from smcfi Dunn 1b their imtne near Mar­ W* Roy Deway and family of a ■ courtesy- and yoy have’ ray ’ R. Wotring shall and spent the day. * Lyle Delton were Friday guests of compliments. I am sure you must Dunn called on his mother. Mra. Mr. and Mra. Jim Springer. Also get many compliments from chorus of 20 high scisool girls others as well. Please put the at­ Winnie Dunn Thureduy night. * tached dollar bill toward the Mra Josephine Chccscman has Mr. and Mrs Fritz Springer and policemen's fund or wherever It The citizens caucus of Mlddls® Van Bauman and will move soon family of Hasting* and Jim An­ will do the most good." villa has nominated -the foilovfl Sandra Strickland. Sue Cord­ ders wen? nipper guests of Mr. ray. Linda and Annette Dunkrl- and Mra Harold Springer on Madison Heights, Oakland Ing slate of candidates for loc^ txcgvr attended the operetta at Sunday. * The McCallum Church County, urging that a percent- office: John Dietrich, president: Dora U White, clerk: Blanch Hastings Thursday, a Mr. und invites everyone to a special Mra. Clarence Campbell, Douglru service on Sunday evening with be returned to the community and Cindy flew to Lebanon. Ind., Horea Humphrey as guest alngcr Geufcea, George Juppstrom andSunday to attend the 25lh wed­ and musician. Aldermen approved Municipal , Poulson, trustees. ding anniversary of their couJudge L. E. Barnett’s recommen- Henry 1 Mayor Proclaims Girl Scout Week Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) More About----- City Council Lacey reiinetfs In Hastings, Michigan More About- bell « Mr. and Mra. David Cole and family from Battle Crock rind Jerzy. Judy and their fami­ lies were Sunday lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dowding. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence Campbell attended Eaton Employee Quar­ ter Century Club banquet Sat­ urday nigh- at live Hart Hotel. Battle Creek. Clarence received n wttich with tils name inscribed. * Mr and Mra. Want Cole and Mr. and Mra. Earl Strickland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra? Henry VanSyckle. Leeion to Mark 47th Birthday Tlic Laurence J Bauer Ameri­ can Legion Post’s birthday dinner will be held on Saturday. March 12. at the Legion Hall Member* of the Auxiliary are "POMoring this 47th birthday fete. Ray Conlon of Grand Rapids, past Department commander, la to be the main speaker. Fast com­ manders and past Auxiliary presi­ dents will be especially honored, along with continuous members. Your Pharmacist Helps Safeguard Your Health da Lion that Robert Miller serve as municipal court probation of­ On Bunday, tiie Presbyterian ficer during Kenneth Arm­ strong^ lUneas. Milter. : '.slstant 'Church here which has been Hastings High principal, would 'without a regular minister since serve at the tame salary as Arm- I strong. The City and Barry 1Kilmer, unanimously voted to County each appropriate 8700 a iextend a call to the Rev. Leason year for the court*! probation i a very successful ministry there. officer. Aidermen authorized Chief of Police Richard Bunter to • send The following committee has 8gt. Robert Ritter to attend a |bren appointed to take chtvrR-.' criminal Investigation course to of । the Memorial and Decoration be offered at Michigan State Day exercises: From the Ameri­ University March 14 -18 and ,can Legion —Frank Annable, April 11-15. The coat will be un­ Harry Miller and Harold Nrwder The | — 1200. — — course ------ Includes -------- ton; Spanish - American War r r“ 1m e Pfo»»nHntna - >. Vnnto«-Hu,h Hilto. Alton II rase “5. analviln «' »« CATtoUi am nvi Remold. “Str . ItoW-toto, Ito O. A. B. Tba CIO U aaton, B» toto lor oa,„ Bntoiah. Ftonda Crto, the purchase of a new truck to - — - — replace a 1967 Ptjrd, with trade­ in, and to buy a new pickup truck, without trade-in. Blds ore The installation of water me­ ters has been a major factor in boosting profits of the local wn- 185.000. according to City Engi­ neer Tobias. With at least 200 mare patrons added to the ser-1 vice list. 4fl million gallons less: Morey re­ were pumped than during 1810. I street lights Hastings laid a remark.ablv on Green considerable small number of fires during tlx You con bring your doc­ tor's prescription to our registered phormocists with' complete confidence. We give it. the careful at­ tention it deserves . . . our standards do not allow any kind of compromise with quality. You can count on u* . . . When accuracy count* Plus S&H Gretn Stomps GARDNER’S HOW. SMa Mi. *45-21M. Alderman, Cedric ported that'the new had been Installed Street, and were a improvement. Aidermen unanimously adopt­ eluding one false alarm. It wn> ed the new subdivision ordlfour times and these four tlmra Included host, service totalling The Rolfe Boilings left a week hours during the entire year, n remarkable record for a city of about April Ut. this size. What’s new ' In your home? • . A । ■ I ' " - . V Towncraft® dress shirts may show that you’ve acquired a surprising number of new , possession’, Make a room-byroom list of everything you W own- T1’rn ,olaI up Ptesenl J value. You ma> find that v.-'.r present insurance on hon-.e contents falls far short of the amount you really need. If so, call us for more up-to-date ( protection through • Home- RANDSEN' C Iniuronce Agency W. ItATI ST. first time at reduced prices! never-iron Penn-Prest 1. Penney's sees to it that every part of every shirt is individually Penn-Prest to the precise degree of heat, pressure ond time required* 2. Because the entire shirt undergoes the PennPrest "bake-set" process, it retain* its all-over smoothness wash after wash. save now! Short Sleove, Reg. 3.98 N.W 3 for’IQ 3. No seam pucker . . . anywhere! Experts specify every construction detail. Long Sleeve, Reg. $5 4. Perfprmance-proved, the hard commercial laun­ dry way. by Penney s Testing Center. 5. Penney s superior broadcloth—a perfect abrasion-resistant blend of 65% Dacron* polyester 35%'Cotton. Now 3-*12 C'Em** Wl 5-4174 Open Every Day 9 AM. 'HI 5:30 R.M. Friday Nit* 'HI 9 P.M. ■ '«* -....................... - �‘Scout Cavalcade’ 65 ot ol(h Set March 24 District are 28 days lift to sign up for chnftto instrument boards, eniupslblc Uu> 62 units (Duffy’s Mat) caledunft, CUrtavlils Jwt 12 Miks MEDICARE • show will include right with Cub, Scouts and to- Office Houn in HoiHnfa: Apparcutly we hsvs not been Water Workg —10:30 a.m heedless drivers, drunk driven, etc. to 2 p.m. Every Friday MgfttaUra and judicial branches UX OVMTMM Of km™, tDUCADON. SHD MUMS the tagteiaUre branch which is the that. dor. Ronncy also maintains eft.'** Rafurday. * Mr. and Mm Cod) U.S. District Court Henry Buyase of Laming Friday. Mr IMa*. 0>ly >14.900. FERRETT, Inc. WO 8-6101 Bankruptcy PetMons If traffic laws were obeyed, there certain circumstances. Increase Uairln Haight, District activi­ ties chairman, will be general chairman with Keith Yerty hft assistant. Over SOO adult volun­ teer leaden win assist to the production of the annual show. ■nAsft will be sold by the Scouts. The public is invited to cone out to see these demon­ strations and see the boys of this Tbs Lake O Squares will bold a dans Saturday. March 6, at the TlYsswml High School on Official Action of the Hastings City Council ■sttU Crash, Mkhlgsa Call Collect Sell it with a Banner ad! severe physical injury that usually AUTOMOBILE together. Proper control over ths issuing of drivers’ licenses is a tegtetaUve INSURANCE to drive > motor vehicle ft rm Inalienable one rather than a prM- Wstvsrias ARlvsnMs ASTINGS Nashville By Mra. GUdya MUUr I M- MMs SJ1-VM1 Clerk ■ : EATING FURNACES dull Farmer group Tfce fellowtaa ta< will have a potluck supper with Until such condition* are remedied, their families sft the — Kulland Twp. Treai Die highway toll will continue at « Ehl'S Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS presenting agriculture around way slaughter Is more a legislative the world prteented by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benedict and Mr. ■All ESTIMATES------- HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side •» Strand Theatre" 219 Wert State St. Mrs. Villa Meyers entertained After a burtnras meeting in New Fiahar (Ullas lk*l York the Byron Fletchers ilsltcd the Nashville Past Matrons club m ThLrS Ward A the Torn Taffees to Manitou. Fla, Monday evening. * A few syrup producers in the Nashville area Call Wl 5-5769 an rrqwvai.ng Ina rinvill getting their buckets and spiles Bek Willi 2153 Gur Lake Read or < Wl 5-3732 Dick Heneey Hastings ^ssm—oynu J. aoMrtca, >•»- U8B BANNER WANT ADS! Nashville win not be uoiniM io • bwighl Flab UMied 19 tickets tor speeding, dx for defective equipment, one I’olrau for an improper U-turn, one for driving under the Influence of conditions and apprehended one for shop lifting. * A number of books have recently been added to Putnam Public library at number of mystery books pre­ sented by other Nashville reei- A>C0MPACT...FAST-REfc0VERY >«l. aupporled rbnu^ SS, ISM, ibol lh. d.ctlon t [•rimarr Election •S0AI Wark* HaySar. AbMal: CarriM. Electric Water Heater CAN BE INSTALLED ley High School took the 3H March 16, at Putnam Library at hour National Merft Scholarship Qualifying Taft starting at 8-JO mitten Includen Mrs. Cecil BarTbs Woman’s Literary Club of Nashville will meet Wednesday, Oerald Shoup. ANYWHERE even In a closet I Do s and Don ts What’s the proper i roast meat? 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Mnjw buy a ww water heater It will pay you to got ths facte about ctoiw, dapradabk, teat-recovery Electric water heating. ... ■ a �Tickets on Sale 'For Youngsters' Show March 12 Know Your Legislators :cenh Liv#r East Doud By Mrs. Lloyd Owen KM. oUUd U l.nrKr, NM. Sunday. * Mra Eldon Houghtai- L ftmnock RamttaL * Mr and in atunrted a beauty confer.nee WanwTof Grand Ftapat Detroit recently. Mrs. Eldon ldjl wvre Sunday visitors st the riding In Royal Oak and Tom has 1HirjsJ^vw^‘nw«k*1>d Mrrr*u 8u*i*f’* started his studies at the Detroit ids one day lost wock. ... _ —. —. q,..,,.uLi College of Law. Miss Jocelyn Iron­ Mr. uM Mr» Wit »n»M side was most helpful In assisting --—l...——----- .——a—among those attending the I OOF th# Stebbins in finding a place Donald Nottingham# tn Prairie- '■ Encampment and Indire Auxili­ to live. In fact, they are located ville.. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ary at Palo bust Sunday and within two blocks of Jocelyn's Owen called on William Cox in also for a bclatwl holiday dinNashville. * Our sympathy to ncr. * Iroi Wefla of Woodbury The poinaotU, In Che window at the Leo nenderahcCs, la still io full bloom. Irene rwadvad it in the middle of December and Because of the success of this project, the group has continued its productions annually In Ply­ mouth and. In the last few years, has been Invited to bring the shows to other communities. The script U arranged, the sets designed, the costumes made and the characters portrayed by members of the Plymouth group. Those participating include Jean Fronk, Pat Dorrian, Shir­ ley McKeon. Joan Anderson, Karen VanHlne, Ann Arendson, Kay Devereaux, Laura Bsdindleck. Jean Knowles, Jeanette Hopkins. Mary Pritt and Pat Yohey. . The Plymouth group awards scholarships with the profits made from the performances. Friends of the Library will do­ nate their proceeds to the 11- Personal Mention Voight VanSycklas spent Sun­ day at tha Long Lake cottage at Minnie and Wilbur. They aay they didn't get in any swimming. Tasty Tidbit For delectable pinwheel sand- to meet and greet the honoree. Mr. and Mra Jack Sleeper of Hastings art vacationing in Hie South and nude a one-day stop tn H .cup dairy sour cream 8 sUceg cooked bacon Dredge liver with flour. Brown lightly on each aide in lard or (Mpptaga. Pour off drippings Mth District—James 8. Farns­ worth, 315 E. Orleans St.. Otsego. (Yankee Springs, Orangeville. fer the party celebrating Mrs. Ray­ mond Finale's birthday, were the John Gallaghers of lonring the tea committee, when the Has­ •U. R1 Ionia. (Thomapple, Irv­ tings Woman's dub entertains to fit lids rodpa. ing, Carlton. Woodland, Rutland, the HUB. senior giria at the Loa­ To avoid curdling, just fold In Hastings, Castleton, Maple Grove, sour cream M directed, not Assyria and Hastings City. afternoon. Include Billie Darman, cooking, only heating through. Mary Ellen Bunthelmer. chairmen. Kathy Clsrey, Avis Rose, Betty Hollenbeck, Athalene Rochelle, Jean Pugh. Mildred Bteury, Ruby Downey, Margaret Bottcher. Nina Hook. Hasel Coble and Barbara Miller. Cover and cook slowly 15 min­ utes. Remove liver, add 1 table­ spoon flour, mushroom liquid, vinegar, dill seed and salt to pan in which liver was cooked. Simmer 5 minutes. Fold in sour cream, stirring constantly, until WiUle Mrs. Sleeper was escorted around the campus of the Univer­ sity of Alabama and aaw some of the ante-bellum homes. Jack played golf with Coach Paul (Bear) Bry­ ant. coach of the Alabama Crim- spoon mayonnaise. Fold in 1/3 cup finely chopped chutney. Spread filling on slices of white / was Tom York, a Blrming- • television celebrity, and Reese • sr. a buslncft, friend of Mr. Slreper's. Coach Bryant told Jack □f his fondness for Couch "DufTy" Daugherty of Michigan State fame and how "Duffy" was due to be in Alabama thia week on a speak­ ing engagement. Goodneu, bnt, am I ever glad our Insurance wiN pay most of the repair costs toe that damage. IN HASTINGS! THE i ‘103 S. IAN AGENCY Wl 5-3412 SHERWOOD-STACK AGCY, N'tl. Bank Bldf. Wl 5-3972 mother. Mrs. Claudia Fuller of Me** road. ■* The David Smith family and the Dean Potters spent Bunday with their son and brother,'the Robert Smiths of Belding. A delicious birthday dinner was partaken of. as Robcrt'fl birthday was FW>. 23. and FRANDSEN'S INSURANCE Wl 5-4174 120 W. State HASTINGS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY or supper If they're hearty enough. Try this, for Instance: as a base use a slice of large rye bread or pumpernickel. Top with lettuce or fresh spinach and Barbecued Chidester Chit-Chat Old England." * Mr. and Mrs. Walt* Kidd* and family visited the Richard McNaughtons of Middleville and Charllnc tells that fa looking over old antiques, etc., an old stags coach ticket was found. * Kim Fuller spent luaiil SondwiCn Meal SPARE RIBS TOO! By Mrs. Pearl Envoy Potter ■< " — ..... Wl <-<«) and son of Grand Rapids were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose of guests of Die Vernon Engle fam­ Heath road, along with several ily on Sunday. other friends spent the evening with the Richard Bennett fam­ ily of Ryan road. A potluck din­ ner was enjoyed. Both Ruby and It Can Happen to You thin wk’h a rolling pin. Roll an for Jelly roll, chill thoroughly Sunday. * Wee Roth was a Sat­ urday Mippcr guest at the Dean Potters while his parents, Don and Mary Lou Roth made a business trip to Big Rapids. Barbecued Beef Superette Tom fr Sally Robinson 205 N. Michlfan —OPEN DAILY— come our fashion opening MERCURY the car that doubled its sales a year ago... now a better buy for ’66! beautiful Easter is on its way, and the beautiful beginning is here, in our Easter Fashidn Opening. See, select your apparel and accentsl CLOVES, leather or fabric, from $1.95 HANDBAGS m fa­ vorite shapes . . . $2.91 Look at this suggested retail price range! Did luxury ever wear a lower price tag? 17 models from $2783 3607 MAHLER MOTOR SALES IS 20 N. Mlchl^i HwHags Look for famous ’Trade-Name labels on the things you buy you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �Honor Georges At Ringo Swingo Square Dance of Art, Attend Olivet Festival ft WW OereweB night 45 couples gathered to Women's Club Members Hostesses For Senior Citizens Mra. darter made and decorated the anniversary cakes. Mra. John latesl no claim to youth. Martin and Mra. Oaster presided at the refreshment table, and Ray patterns bride of Lyle Owen Varney. R1 EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Albert ment of their daughter. Marcella Lynne, to Lynn Albert Barry, son of Mr. and Mra. Frank Barnes, Hastings. Marcella Is a 19® graduate of Middleville High School and will graduate in March from Davenport College ln Grand Rapids. Site U On the Dean’s list. Her fiance was graduated from Lakewood High In 1B64 and la employed at Felpausch Food Center in Heatings. Chicago Opera Ballet Presents Community Concert grateful to the Hastings Women's with the Martins for 10 years, Club for remembering their birthTuesday evening, March 8. the aadsted about the rooms Battle Creek Community Concert Mra. Vcrgalene Olson of MadlNext meeting will be Monday. Association will present Ruth Page's ChJcsgo Opera Ballet at Kellogg Auditorium. the day more enjoyable with a This company of 80, with their telephone call. Special guests were Mr. end Mra. Don Hinkley of Hughes in The New York Times as “Utterly delightful dance entertendanU at the wedding of Violet and Lewis. Questa were from KalAmong those who hare season tickets for the 1966-1867 series of Charlotte, Hopkins, Middleville. Freeport, Woodland and Hastings. Dorothy Angelica in Fremont on las Castleman, Terri, Stephen and Beth and Anne Rivers of Lowell and Linda, Mr. and Mra. Richard ipent Saturday with their grandBauer, Mra. JUin Williams and parents, the Adelbert Heaths. The Bronwyn. Mias Agnes Smith. Miss Evelyn and Barbara. Mra. Willard Smith. Mrs Ehabeth Underwood. Miss Helen Inwood. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman and Harvey. Carol Withrow of Finley, Ohio, Mra John Bay. Mr. and Mra. Wal­ ter Forsberg. Mra. Cal Plummer. left Wednesday for the South daughter, the Theodore Tomlintnond Perkins and family at children, formerly of Holland, were unlay morning they left for their new home in Joliet, Di., where [ as laboratory supervisor of the Rcxall Chemical Company of JoMr. and Mra. James King and Scott of Latuing and Mr. and Mr*. Henry Beverwyk of Sparta were Owen Varney of Nashville, in a Womens Club will have as ‘he double ring ceremony Monday. Feb, 14. at the Martin Camera Meth­ group trip to the Consumers odist Church. outstanding women speakrra. The Rev. Jahn Joldersna offiMra. Shads has been active in the United Foundation has sen-«l as chairman of the Family Ufe । attendhM. committee of the Detroit Arch­ diocesan Council of Catholic Wo­ men, and was vice chairman of the Her corsage was red rosettes and white miniature carnation*. Cltlrcns Youth Committee. ■ MM, Gladys Johnson of Battle She is currently chairman of the Speakers Bureau of the Detroit . Round Table of Christians and Hospital Guild Na 6, Mra. was James Adcock. Hartings. of the Barry County Republican jews. Women* Division, and for Following the ceremony a dinner Women's Club, is Inviting all the some group she Is the secre­ Violet Marble, chairman, met was held al Parkway Inn. Interested persons to attend a tary-treasurer of the South Oak1 pun. luncheon at the Hotel I land branch. Marguerite PorrtU with a plan­ Mrs. Shads received her bacheHastings on Friday, Maron .lasting* March 11. u ned potluck and business meet­ Jmerty employed by the N Jerry Row of Lansing, from1i lor 1 of arts and master of arts | Air Brake of Galesburg. from the University of the State Central Committee, is degrees , Detroit, and the alumni named her ths Woman of the Year in 1B54 It was a pleasant birthday Nashville High Bclwol. He la emand lhe coeds of Ute unlveraity dinner Saturday evening at the be Welcomed. Mrs. Adrounle sold. named her the Mother of the Yc Lyle Story home to help Jack pany. After a honeymoon to T»m Mrs. Adrounle, and possibly in 1957. She has elght chUDcn. Fla., the newlyweds will be others, may attend a SUrte-wlde home at R1 Nashville. GOP campaign workshop at Lansing on March 17. Hynea. Mr*. Dorothy Elston, national HOWTO president of the National Fed­ eration of Republican Women Society newS Personal Mention A FLOOR TO MKT Invite Women Io GOP Luncheon At Hotel Hastings ents. Che William Cramers, on Sunday tn celebraUon of Jeffrey Lynn Peck's lUh birthday. Mary Lou Smith Of Kellogg Attends Model UN Meet Kellogg Community College stuMembers of the N. Michigan Avenue Club had their usual Model United Nations In St. I Louis on Tuesday. They were to ______________ , . join some 600 students from ning. Fob. 23. Carols followed colleges throughout the Midwest. Personal Mention in-law, Robert Roos, at Swaysee. tercoUegiate activities of its kind They spent the weekend there. Methodist WSCS Socrificiol Luncheon Next Wednesday Area Entertainers ? Selected at LocdT Yocal Bonanza . Accompanying her, and par­ ticipating in the worksliop, will be Mrs. Gladys CDonnel), na­ tional program planning chair­ 117 man. and Mrs. Marian C. Fox. national finance chairman. Clevelsnd and the t_'_ traveling Hone Club were accompanied by der the chairmanship of Mra. prize <0 Mra. Victor '— -------Camp.>. faculty advisor, Carl Lutrin, and William Powers of Charlotte. The workshop will coocenlrate on a small African country, one of programming, membership and organlraUon. public relations, I movement. Delegates will dis- ways and means, education .and campaigning. body In General Aarmbly ses­ sions and standing committee Expenses will be covered by the Mr. and Mra. William Cramer were Mr. and Mra. Merle Callihan college and the Battle Creek Chap­ and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Poland ter of the United Nations Asso­ ciation. The group will return Sunday. TT.TU ot emWcld. Mr. uid Mm. Jack Callihan and daughter of Heirigel, Mra. Betty Moore and Williamston, Mr. and Mra. Charles Betty Jo. Mrs. Gerald Skidmore. Pennington and sons, Mr. and Mra. Clifton Gillespie and Mr. and Mra. Scudder. Mra. Mary Cleveland, Mr. and Mra. DeWayne Pugh, Mr. and college friends from the Henry The Flrat Methodist Woman'* Mrs. Robert Godfrey, Mra. Duane Ford School of Nursing, Linda Society of Christian Service will Kalonouskl and Pal Hamel, spent holds its Sacrificial luncheon, served by the Rachel Circle, on Lyle Gillespies, and attend®} the Wednesday, March 9. operetta, “My Fair Lady." In which Sandra Gillespie was one of ths singing maids. On Sunday, Mra. Mra. Frank McMillan Jr., dialogue presented by Springer and Mra. Charles Smith. luncheon speaker tu the seMlons Earle Lee Cascadden To Wed irrtas Vegas hFun WITHOUT HALF TRYING WITH A SOLID BODY ELECTRIC GUITAR vegas, Nev., and Catherine Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Warren A. Cheney, which is to be held at 3 pm. on Saturday, DcAimond A reception will follow. Earle attended elementary school at Middleville and was graduated from high school in Las Vegas. He enlisted Electronic! the flag ship . Oriskany, twhtoh ♦as relieved by the new cair&r, USS Enterprise. daughter. Mra. Earnest Hughes K.whJ.............. ............ ivan an>“cr“riAdayI The offering wUl be given toward and three daughters of Delton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and 1 the new chapel at Pennock Hos- wore Sunday afternoon visitors of their mother and grandmothher mother. Mra. Clara QUlcapie, I to Mrs. Harold Jones, Wl 5-2073 on J-av.u. patient at the Medical Facility. on ftehmtav Saturday and Mra Mra. Smith's Postmaster Charles Hinman la as • w • Students from Hastings studloa a surgical patient at BL Mary's Marriage blCCHSC . Hospital in In Grand Rapids. Rsnld*. He ° Local Yocal Bonanza talent show would ue be muw glad u> to near hear from his sponsored by the T-K Band Boost- friends. His room b 414 Bump bi honor of Mrs. king's era at Middleville's gym Saturday Mr. Ntrx Gordon Nuknii* . birthday. I and family of Madison. ! Mr. and Mra. Donald Frost of The Rlmshoto, an Instrumental the weekeryF with his mother i Ann Arbor were guests of the group composed of Harvey Beck- 1 and grandmother. MH. Helen Odrau la Howard Frosts over the weekend er, Frank Ruse, Chuck Andrus 1 Clement and Mra William Shultand attended "My Fair Lady." In which Karen Prost participated. studio; Bruce Smith, son of Mr.■ honoring his grandmother's Both rkUllp Arnold. DowUnr The Stewart Sweets have re­ Patricia A. Dunrcc, Battle OrMk ceived word tllat Mr and Mrs. Ellen Miller, daughter of Mr. and tent and family joined them for Werner Olberts. the German fam­ Mrs. Ray Miller, SIB E. Mill, and 1 dinner on Sunday. ily with whom Carole lived ia*t Iteannc Miller, another daughLyle Story, who underwent eye Summer, plan to arrive on May 15 tor of the Ray Millers, were se- surgery at Brunson Hospital. Kalafor a month's visit and will be lected. | maxoo. is recuperating at his home. here for Caroles graduation. Mrs Bruce and JoEllen did a soft Mr. and Mra Pete Coble have Sweet'* parent*, the E. F. Hen­ shoe tap and Reanne did a jars I returned from a two-week vacation nings of Middleville, have recently trio to Florida. Florida They Thev visited hl* acrobatic. They are from the 1 trip returned from Florida Crystal Case Studio. and children of Bellevue were also former residents, the' Lyle Sunday guests of hl* Uster, Mr. and Mra, Jack Echlinaw and Mr. and Mra. Leeter Reynolds family. entertained Ute Walter Chryslers dcAiring to learn how to play of Grand Rapids for dinner a bridge begins this Thursday al Bunday ago. 7:30 In Room 186 al Hostings m-, Senior Girls Will Be Women's Club Gupsls on Friday the Hastings Women's Club tneeuns Friday. March 4, at Lessen Sharpe Memorial Hall. Lansing a; this area. Cherry pie and sandwiches were popular month to be bom in, and •ervtd following Use dsnee Hosts there were a few wedding annlver- The Lewis Marbles Celebrate Jubilee . a a Guild I enjoyed "My Fair Ladyon Wednesday evening. Feb. 23. serving a delicious dessert of birth* table. Tiny red hatchets along with Washington added the final touch. plenty of coffee and tea. ' Mra. Frank Roush had arranged ■Club members presented U>elr caller with a miniature hatchet at a flower-decked birthday table with the beginning of the evening and u a birthday gift from the club Following a brief buitlneas ses­ Phillips. . sion conducted by President Ray Twenty-eight guest couples were Wolfe, there waa group singing, for which Mra. David Kruko furiotte. Climax. Woodland. Lake Odessa. DeWitt. Scotts. Kalama- She uUo accompanied Mra. Robert Wright, a newcomer to our dty, who sang two delightful numbers. Games followed, testing powers off observation and memory. The results showed a rather wide vari­ ation of abilities with not aU of bratrd their 40th wedding annlof the club. The flower pieces from house with relatives as guests. Ute blrtlxLay table, and various potted plants from the other tables Byron Hcstertya and the Rdand l There were dal oreasia Senior ClUxen* of the Hastlr<* community enjoyed their sixth an­ niversary party on Monday. Feb. 28. at the Episcopal Parish Haute. decorated tn red. white and blue A committee headed by Mra. A miniature Roull Stanton from the Hastings watrttfng a lithograph drawn and P’sctMtawhlps and fine arts grants Guild Members See 'My Fair Lady' Couple Exchange ed Ihaa WHITE'S hngwbortd, «uk« il n miv die, you just roll ilonj with tM 1 tow PklCEO ’64“ Other models to $177.50 SEE and HEAR Ths naw Kalamiioo Amplifier Photography WID0INC PHOTOGRAPHY vibrato. Priced st $59.95 Music Center 138 W. STATE SI. M. 941-4284 945-3967 Beginners Bridge UPHOLSTERING Fred Clair. Also present were her daughter and family. Mr .i.u! Mra Frank Crabb. Mr. and Mra. Mike Crabb and Timmy, and several home of her son. the Howard Nor- relatives from Detroit. Frank Crabb and Mr. and Mra. George THE FURNITURE BUILDING $400 FUL FIT Robbe will teach the course from and Marianne attended a "Bweet- Woyne Hazel Fhon« 374-3523 of Allendale. Mr. and Mra. Harry Klldow and W. A. Kellogg of Flint visited the John T. Woods on Bundsy. Pick a, Naturallzer and learn how comfortable shoe can be Naturglim styles a beautiful walking shot with stacked heel, nbbod sole and cushioned Innersole for. a feel that’s almost too good to be true. • Navy - Rad - Black - Platinum ■ Truffle SKIRT LINERS hB ‘13” ^ave Y°ur "Top Knot" Styled at PEG'S BEAUTY BAR . . . Woist line control with self-odjusting woist bond. Zipper bock. A woven fashion fabric in beautiful high fashion shades of white, block Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays and champaign. In short and regular lengths. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Ainu Fingleton Wgvne's shoe store 134 W. STATE HASTINGS �5 Vermontville Queen Finalists Are Announced TV.sr George Washington Benefit Bridge Nets Over $275 Vermontville Festival *u**u MB UT W FIX YOU* TV AJ IT OUGHT TO M FIXED daughter of at ralattve* Marsh; Kathy Thrun, daugl of Mr. and Mra Carl Thrun, — Nickl Beaton, daughter Of Mm Donna Gilmore. Tuesday. March 15. win be tbs final Judging. The judge* will be eelected from five Vermontvlll* ™ centerptooe was a gift from Harm WUoox designed Society newS dinner bald at gaUrmal Church, sponsored by •Happy BtHhdaT song. Lent Corners Wa rapair hl-H end Highbank The Haattngs art* baa bad a CENTRAL plunged to low on Ft RADIO A TV night*. On Thureday a group at HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-8187* Wl 5-5881 228 N. Mfenw st MM VennontvfU* and syrup making. and church atnoden tor points By Mn. Kern Hmcblile I NaskviUa SSE-21U by the Judaea prior to their eeteotton of the queen. Along with money’ wa* spent quickly due Co nomen tarClaud and PlUllp Aprtl JO. Uy. Dunlop fruk meet­ ing at Mouth Haven, Tuesday. * blanket of snow had eawerad Western Michigan and driving to fall while playing tn the bam. fracturing hla collar bone. He to A total of 3.1 Inches of snow aid Skidmore from Lake Algona patient in Bronson Hospital. Saturday at the V McCrackln fell that day and in the evening, but this Wednesday morning th* Ariane and Ellen from Churoh was enjoyed tag Johnson. W« Close at Mrs. Dwight Haber. Bloom. Mm. Allyn Colbert. Mrs. Hickory Corners Judge and Mis. FhlMp Mitchell. Noon on Saturdays and climbing The tomperatuna: Date wan Wilkins, Juvenile offlaer of CaiSkidmore were presented with a boun County. It was a moat in­ beautiful bouquet and a beau­ tiful anniversary cake Mr. and Mra. WUllam Bailey, funeral of their aunt In Rapid (jou II love, our moving in. Boyes and Lawrence. 31c V10 bread supplies 40% mere Hastings mfg. Hot Cross Buns Wednesday. Friday and Saturday.) FRIDAY & SATURDAY Baker's Dozen Day Y~ ■“» »* •"* G-» Frledcakes. fry rolls, baked sweet rolls and Danish pattnis German Chopped Cinnamon Bread 42c brown sugar) 6 for 45c (Plain or fruit filled.) COOKIE DAY EVERY WID.-t4 Dm. Assorted ltaguE” Standings: Tool Room 61, Ca­ te SB, Office 58. Courthouse ervlce 57. Tough Guys 40H, Leftovers 48, Machine Room 454. Firasera 42 H. Journeymen 40*4 6 for 42c Danish Pastries Bkiing at Walloon Hills over the son* Jack Kennedy*. and Paul BAKED GOODS V” Protein Bread ... Personal Mention $1.00 Jack Smith was the outstand­ ing kagtor Tuesday night, roll­ ing 223-631. Dale Geiger fired 217-408. Don Doolittle 235-584 with a 151 average. Ray Carlson 245-543 with the some 151 aver- AND AUTO INSURANCE ____Iff/ Rowland Hall. Mm Roy OW»“Mr*. WUllam Raab. Mm'Sack Marahall Green of Thomapple East Middle Lake nock Hospital Bunday as ahe had surgery Saturday evening. * Ml* By Mrs. Bettie M. Cairnt Debby Green, daughter of Mr. ftllcnrslip « HaMlnar 445-477* Palmyria. Guests of the Cedric Moreys over daughter, Titty and Pammy Wolf spent th«*Tbo. 19th weekend with their grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Ray Horn near Battle rCeek. * Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gardner at- j/n HERE'S A NEW IDEA <7 fOtSl insurance plan VBH vlUe spa-t Saturday and Sunday. March 1 Betti* Ckeek vUUed Mra. LotUe companied the Deyamonds home Bumpus Monday. Mr. and Mm for a visit with them. Admiral Foerch of Lansing were Bunday visitors. * Mr. and Mra. Augusta, to being transferred to Carl Faulkner visited friends‘in from Vermont- * newly fanned church. Trinity lup 211-568, Bob Carmoney 204­ Lansing Bunday. * Mr. and Mra 531, Alvy Owens 201-533 with a Mila Bawdy of Clarksville and to visit hla-brother 145 average. Harry McCollum Arthur Moore of Lansing were ibar children. UaU WoU .nd prwrtously of North Star. Huebner, and 1 904-583. Joe Daniels 313-538 with >. Gretchen BIB, Jo* Bennett 201-548 and DALE’S BAKE SHOP SUBURBANITE Mm Franklin Huntley. Mm Douglas DeCamp. Mm Dwight for a Florida holiday. Atty, and Mm J. Franklin HuntGhicago on a buatneaa through Thursday. Harold htuier, Mrs. WUllam and Mm Robert CulberL family Kild two girl friends, visited his parents Bunday. They were go­ Saturday. Feb. IB. ★ Betsy WUing on to Big Rapids to return UafM was IU a few days and Kenneth Hawblits was also ab। sent from. school with tonatlltls. weekend to attend the operetta at Hasting* ★ Ml* Joan Engle Brides Prefer Bunday cullers were MT. and Mra Marahall Gieenleaf and Maryin of Hastings. etta. RumpelsUltakin to coming to Another lot of dainty HUM vie SOLID STAINLESS Call Wl 5-3481 FROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat of cloth and odd trimming ma­ terial*. We aald ’awter W- First choice of today's young brides... carefree, beautiful stainless tableware that never needs polishing Or extra care. Tri a selection of many Iwely patterns. pennk* ahe will make something ^CASH SAVINGS ABETTER SERVICE (^GREATER CONVENIENCE NO MEMBERSHIP COMMUNITY OR POLICY SERVICE FEES REQUIREDI INSURANCE FOR YOUR CONVINIINCl Wl HAVI INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Uka Coin-Op Oom 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m Rfcduc the nsk ol CALL YOUR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENT. NFS LISTED BELOW These er* th* only cough syrup and cold capsulaa which contain Orthoxln**—a apec/ffc broncAod/toior-lo help espand air passages fn the /ungs and decongest to promote freer breathing. Try them for relief of symptoms of th* common cold plus reduced risk of lung congestion. Louis N*ub*rt Erwin Bates Howard Maurer 721-00)8 (Ba^Md 187-2386 (WwAmMI 541-4048 Orthoxicol Em Pyrroxate COLD CAPSULES COUGH SYRUP LAPO DRUGS Watowu AGENCY UrvibfSet StlHht COMMUNITY ONUDACRAFT COMMUNITY Hodges p* EMM . �PIM0C& HOSPITAL land to Present dareh 24 Concert Dennis A- Haight, tt. R3 MkddlevtUe. paid a Boe tf «M pirn K 45 court cob imposed by MunWpal Judge L. K. Bomrtt when he was arraigned on a nekton driving charge. The charge was the result « a mtahap Feb 19 on Margartt Moea. Bi. Fa* SB the WhUncyvUle Road when his 'KfTriK? car hit a tree, headon. Pleasant Valley By Mr. The WCTU met at the par­ sonage Feb. 15- Tne afternoon was profitable. * Thib W M A prayer band met with Mra Betty At Ovenshire at thd personage. Thursday. Fteb. 34. Mr. and Mra George Bdn-d were Bunday. Feb. 90, dinner HASTIHUS-DcrU TlaUar. Bl. De- Again Uito year the HaxUmm brine Club presents the Saladin liUfoa Dollar Band tn the Gen­ ial Auditorium cm March 34 at day. Feb. IS. * The teacher. Mi* Qkanla NeUaen. her pupil*. and thatr aottm enjoyed a Valen­ tine party at the school. * Mias Mary Kautfman. who U employ­ ed in Goshen. Ind., waa a Fab. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gray of Clarksville wrro Bunday. Feb. 30, dinner gueeU of his mother, Mra ; Ethal Blank and they called tu> see brother Clark Scott, who has I i been quite ill the past few day*. I Important •eaafcn. -------- !----- •----------- Mr. and Mra Richard Groce an tn Hawaii for * PMS Jokocoek. is. Tray J»ka«««k. M\ Don. B.U. SI. AlUn MUUr. k Basa. r.k. Bls las Carwla IN B Fark. Saks Wtnnsas. h.. *M IjFs?® .‘IToAtA^S ss “I, “'S’ Ear S ■—> 1 the master of ceremonies hose of you who attended last tar will remember him. not Hy for hl* writ, but also for his tcallent baritone voice. Kathy Barrow. one of West tchlgan's outstanding sopranos, tpearrd here last year and was irmly received. Card from Use Your For Purchases at the Following lanfield-Vicinity Che Banfield-Briggs-Dowling Middleville uch of Battle Creek spent Thurar evening with her sister, Mr*. » Frey and family. * Mr. and ■ oordon Buxton called on Sam RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS Ry Mra. Mary Jariuon , VVS-SMO Harry Baloch. * David Lawrence, •on of Mr. and Mrs Elton Law­ rence. left Monday for Indian­ apolis, Ind., for his flrat assign­ ment in the Air Force Methodist Circles: Thursday— V but satisfactory recovery at n suffering from hepatitis the LKMina rux; umkm Mia Jamea McCoy: c-uim> Bebeceah and Sarah Circle at Mra Bcb Wenger* on Cherry Valley Road. The Prairie Literary club meets with Mra. Gladran Lewis Wed­ nesday. March 9. Program clialrson returned thia week from a vlalt with their daughter and family. Mr and Mra. Thomas MBrown in Glenview. IU. * Hoapltol Guild 10 will met* March 23 with Mrs. Verne Lickta and Winnie * Mrs. Nellie Johnston, who spent the tart few months with tun- daughter and family, Hatarday, Mareh Itth Be. VIS aty at hirer. MDgrU Ohlrr -ar m Adalbert Ourtrisbl. Ha. mJ Court Pall building March 17 at 1:30. Lunch and prizes. Proceeds go for acholarahlps for young ladle* in the area. * Mr* Wayne Holgli enter the OstcopaUdc Hospital In Grand Itapld* Tuea- BARLOW GARDENS FLORIST GILMORE JEWELRY C. A. MATTSON, BUILDER JIM BARR TIRE SHOP HASTINGS CLEANERS MILLER PLUMBING b HEATING BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. ' HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE MILLER'S JEWELERS BROWN FLOOR SERVICE HASTINGS ELECTRIC. INC. THE MUSIC CENTER BEN FRANKLIN STORE HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING PARMALII STORE BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER HASTINGS V b S HARDWARE ST. MARTIN FLORAL BURKEY SALES b SERVICE KAECHELE'S INC. SCHADER'S OFFICE SUPPLY E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, INC. BUN McPHARLIN'S CLEVELAND'S LEARY'S AUTO SPORT SHOF V b J MOBIL SERVICE EAST SIDE LUMBER CO. LEARY'S SFORT CENTER GAMBLES MARBLE'S STANDARD SERVICE ' WAYNE'S SHOE STORE - WESTERN AUTO STORE : G t- IF You H^VE NOT Obtained Your CREDIT CAfcD:- Or Complete This Telephone Wl 5-2401 Application Form and Return to H.C.B Miss Janith Purdy of Portland, rho did ha- practice teaching CHARGE ACCOUNT APPLICATION Pair Lady." Friday evening. (If Married, Answers Should Apply to Husband) VALUES TO *1.59 Name— Wife's Nc Address. __________1______________ Town----------------------- »---------------------------- CHECK ONE: Married Widow (er) Single Divorced or Separated Zip Code. How many children do you support?- Phone No. CHECK ONE: Own Roomer Rent Live With Parents , Wife. Employer »r Business: Husband. How long with present employer. What kind of work do you do. Checking How long with previous employer- .Your Bank. -Savings Loan ^8ther charge accounts---------------- ------- - ----------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- While we may be able to issue a Credit Cord without the information below, we can best serve you if you complete the following: Your present earnings $— Weekly Z ___ Monthly Wife's earnings $. Other income. Yearly House payment or rent per month $. How much do you poy monthly on oil other accounts $. p^id within 30 days from statement dsts. I further agree that default in the payment of any monthly installment will render the entire EACH ONLY ONE MONTHLY STATEMENT FOR ALL CHARGE PURFOSU NO COST TO YOU IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS PAID WITHIN M DAYS BUDGET TERMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR LONGER PERIODS BEN*FRAN KUN 102 W. State Street at Jefferson MIMItt: taaMM* C«eM«<M �Flint Phillips Of Clarksville Dies Friday Punaral services for Flint Phli- Seoul District Achieves Goal - Grand Volley Council, repre- i .entad th. Thomappie District at lb* Region Seven Pacrmafaer Clarksville, were held Sunday at r Many Observe . - *■ Prayer Day in Hastings Friday " The Hastings Banner The inter - denominational; worid-wide sDcclai day ** for prayer—World Day of Prayer mcmt of Ito- birth erf Nfctntoa churcheo. Jacob's Preicription Pharmacy 126 Ea.t Stole St. many civic affaire of Clarksville which included the annual ox Survivlng are hto wife, Grayoe, of Ionian a daughter. Mra. Frank , ‘Madeline) Barnhart of Alto; Rrandchlldren. and a « Ellie Post ot Lansing. Hastings Sunday. Feb. 37. to help Judy Ransom celebrate her birthday. United Brethren sembly of God; Mrs. Robert Shaffer, Beventh-day Adventist Church: Mra. Clifford Dolan Jr„ Emmanuel Episcopal Church, District showed a US percent gain in membership and organ­ Pint Presbyterian Church. ized ata new unite in 1965. I 2 Nashville Lads were given by Mrs. John WU-■i r Earn Hecognition■ .Thai silk dress, for Asia; Mrs.■ Antonio Ferreira, Latin Amedlca;J | and Mrs. Keith Taylor, in Afri ­ In Golden Gloves' can costume, for Africa. The•> Two Nashville Mr. and Mra Veriand C. Ran- Phone Wl S-Z466 Evangelical youths have ' effectlvenere of. the worid-widet dr. isS ‘gSry.;!-1*.11” "?.»!■!!!: Thrr are DemandDave Car- ** “* pr'yfr rH’ueet « Mr ‘S gunge of 'J™"*'" — BrazlL 03115. Robert Beller of R6 Kas­ has completed Individual bat training at Camp Pen­ Calif. The four-week Included over 300 hours of traction under Emulated com­ t conditions, covering squad "cs. guerrilla warfare, day night combat, patrolling. Hie use of Infantry weapons next stop to four weeks of Pcrest Degeiow of Woodland. specialist training in hto military occupational field. Uathemecks bound for the Pa­ cific will receive more training rtau Field Crops Advisory Com­ when they report to the staging modity Committee. BftUlion at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Thto training will etnpharige Jungle warfare, patrolling, by Elton R. Smith, Blate Fann BAd civic action based on experiejnee gained in Vietnam. Name Woodland Man to Serve on FB Committee 1 Hosea Humphrey numpnrey To b« ot McCallum her na- “»Church on Sunday NashviUc. on State1 *4*"- Wuley Salisbury, a local championship In boxing in the Elder of the Seventh-day Ad- at. the McCallum United Breth­ light heavyweight Golden Gloves venttot Church, and a layman. ren Church. Sunday. March 6. contest held In Grand Rapids Raw tlx? meditation In place of at 8 pm. following the Christian Elder Charles Wilber, the pastor Ilasea Humphrey of Middle­ Salisbury most effectively called ville will bring the /.pedal muthcrwclght division for the Lan­ Christians to their responsibility involved In God's statement to sing district an Peb. 0. Both boys were trained by them- "You Are k|y Wltneaws." Mr. Humphrey to well-known their father. Richard Carrigan, He especially urg-cd hto hearcra for ids radio programs and hto who Is an ex-golden glover. He work In many local churches. come better acquainted with the The public to cordially invited. One to whom they arc to witpees, U. 8. Army. by a dally studying of the Scrip- Christooher Klevo years, iwo yeais ago nc won,------the welter weight dtatrict champThe pianist fra the service South Bend, are the parents of lonahlp in Laralng. He to a re- was Mrs Douglas Castleman, and a eon. Christopher, born on nlor in the Maple Valley High'the benediction was given by Thursday, Feb 17. weighing nine pounds, one ounce. • School. Dave to a tenth grader. "-------The Carrigans moved to the the day were Mrs. Paul Katoer. Nashville arm three years Bgn Welcome Cora era MeUndtot: from Charlotte. Both tods have also partici­ nera Mrthodtot: Mra. Clarence pated in wrestling this year, for Calms Jr.. Quimby Methodist: Maple Valley High Sclcol Thto Robert MacKenzle and ” Um. Keith MacKenzle, Church of God. In keeping with the ScotRumpetoUltakln to coming to land wrote Hie worship rervlce 1/10 thto year) those taking part tn aooaiM an kiscelk »ax the atrvice were dressed in plaid materials. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks *• Sand & Graval dlplomaa. Pennock Hospital al Hastings. ■ to to advise the dltectora of the Michigan Fann Bureau on com­ modity activities. "Many times we as fleid crofto producers have special problems. By working through a general farm organlzn'toa. we stand a better chance of solving them," sold Mr. Bcg- Six committees ore-.appointed each year. They arc livestock, dairy, poultry, vegetable and field crops. These committees have woiked on many legislative matters. Uniform dairy inspection, enabl­ ing legislation, the Bean Commiraion and uniform meal in­ spection arc Items three com­ mittees have worked for In the board of directors will Call Wl 5-3481. Thoughts For A Week 9 The field crops advisory meets Stan Trumble. C.LU If there is an in­ formation desk in Heaven, ten to one there will be a lot of souls lined up to ask how the other fellow got in. SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME New York Lrte God took care of small children in tiw church nuracry. A friend­ ship tea was held in Fellowship Hall following the service, sent- church: Mrs Richard 8hoebridge, Mra. Donald MacKenxle Charlotte Rom Ends Practical Nursing Course Algonquin Laks, has the Practical Narare TL_ . Kellogg Community College, B Ua Creek with affiliation tral Auditorium at 7:30 pan. ■Leila Hospital. Dr. Howard Sugden, pastor of the South Baptist Church of Feb. Sth with lensing and a well-known Bible ' conference and youth speaker. 1 dlUcnal gradua Jon ptafltag. thto first rally. Special music will be brought W. K. Kellogg auditorium Who* all graduates of ths coUe^S Wil) Hastings ! School Menu PENHOCK Pa$ez 1 fa 6 Pastors, Laymen Plan Rally for Youth March 19 He weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces. I Hto father was valedictorian of the Hastings High Clare of 1M1 Plana are being made for a 'and received a National Marti Scholarship. He was graduated monthly Christian Youth Rally • from Masoachutelto Institute of t Technology with a B8 in metai- on Saturday nights. the Clarksville Oemtery- Chapel. Mr. Phillips died at the Ionia County Memorial Hospital Fri­ Region which Includes Michigan, day morning. He had been a Wisconsin, Indiana and Illinois. Both Bryan 8. Held, chairman of the Regional Executive Com­ mittan and Frank Braden. Reg­ ional Scout Executive, congratu­ bum Phillips. He was a life late the honor roll pacemaker member of ths Clarksville Maand urge than to "Breakthrough" MbHafi Twp March 1966 ThThundoy, unday, March 3, 3, 1966 Welcome First Son Ph. Wl 5-325] Ffcotte Vermontville ^259-7298 Sell it with a Banner ad/ Mra. Keith MncKerudo were in Nashville, Mich. Rhone 653-2791 wnralUppvra to their new sanc­ tuary to loin women all ova- the REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY AN EXCELLENT INCOME PROPERTY IN THE THIRD WARD. with closets, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and pan­ try. full basement with two gas furnaces, two water heaters, and a'two-uall <*ra$e for-------- :--------- --------------- $16,500.00 AND A REAL GOOD'HUMS IN THE FIRST WARD. with three bedrooms up; down. I living room with fireplace, dining and kitchen rooms, dm or extra bedroom, full basement and gas heating plant. M ipsulaled, storm windows and screens, has two- . Stoll garage for,.-........................$10,500.00 A REAL GOOD BUY IN A NICI HOME IN THI SECOND WARD, has two bedrooms upstairs and two bedrooms downstairs and living room, dining room; kitchen and full bath, good basement with brand new gas furnace, new roof, newly painted outsids. I 'i stall garage, nice lot for ................$1,000.00 AN INCOME PROPERTY IN THE THIRD WARD. In excellent location, has an apartment lupstairs three rooms and bath, all furnished, rents readily; down apartment has living room, din­ ing room, kitchen, eftn? bedroom and bath, basement, gas heat and a garage for---------------------------- ------------- --$10,500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAFFLI LAKI with IMng room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two stall garage$9,500.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms upstairs and one closet, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas furnace water softener, has Insulation, metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for-------------------------------- ----------$7,500.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has two bedrooms upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, has basement and gas floor fur$9,000.00 FIVI ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two Ifodrooms. doing room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running watsr, three stall garage, right of way to lake for $10,500.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer end water in. has . sar.e. on It, also a part basement$1,500.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedrooms upstolrs; downstairs it has one bedroom, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with gas heat, double garage, living room is carprted, and drapes go also, storm windows, screened-in front porch, workshop on bock for A$11,000.00 Wl HAVI A HOME IN BATTLE CRIIK. with three bedroom, .nd ** h“ 1^‘nB room, dining room, kitchen, full barement, naw — ------ AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THI SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and closets upstairs, and hall, two bedrooms and hall are carpeted, and downstairs II has a living room, dining room. THRU NIC! BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. about 30 acres north of Hastings. A NICI VACANT LOT In Ammon Eaton Addition far$650.00 Wl HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND need a lift ? let H C B finance your new car First it’s the muffler . . . then spark plugs, brakes, -tires, lights, body rust, seat covers, washer blades . . . will it never end? little dents, Before it does end, turn it in on a new car and get easy financing ... at HCB>> of course1! NIED NEW LISTINGS COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE $11,000.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD -a real nica brick houw. ranch type, has a living room wilh fireplace, carpat and drapes Included, two bedrooms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, owner having left town will take —...—.'------------ $11,500.00 HASTINGS SALESMEN HllSfilll|S A REAL GOOD NINI ROOM H0MI with three nice bedrooms 12 x 36'. ten acre* of muck land, two acres woods, good rich soil, located in Odessa Township. Ionia County ----$10,500.00 4k-ACRE LOT, a back lot from Jort Woodland, for —...—---­ A NICI HOME ON CROOKED LAKI to Hasting*. .$ uoo.tr UTATI llllh M IM BCR: Fodoral Dopasit Imot—cb Carp^aHaa FHamUy, WaifUwdy SarWrw /ar T9 CoatimiaMa �i Overcome to Take Prep Basketball Central Standings IFesf Area Bowlers Roll High at State Tourney ' Team handleap: Hitchcock's Five 3186 (third piece) Dale's Bake Shop 3048, McAllister s Oil 3046. City Fund As Beverage raters 3871. Doubles handicap: Hebert Scrvica-Chas. Purdum 1266. Gerald Hewitt-Dean Stuart 1273, Rich­ ard WUoox-Roy • Wilcox 1250, *Y Gagers Plan Yearly Jamboree •ch 12 boree would bo held on Saturday, March 12. In ths main HH8 gym. climaxing the hardwood program which has had tew leagues play­ ing Saturday mornings in addi­ tion to a cage citato for fourth graders. The Buckeyes continue tn lead the Sth grade circuit with an 8-1 record, the Untouchables are 6-1 in the 7ttl grade loop. Um Armchair Athlete V. Four years in the making. "Trans-Canada Safari" features high spots of Canadian hunting and fishing from the sparkling salmon streams of the Gaspe Peninsula to the mountain wil­ derness of the Yukon Territory. Climaxed by a big game bunt in the "land of the midnight don. this fast-moving film pro­ gram dramatically displays fantasUc fishing and hunting Additionally, Warren's first rendition of safari life with young Pat Hemingway, whose Jllustrlous father wrote "Snows of Kilimanjaro" and other African novels maker for an unforget­ table evening's entertainment "We do everything from bake blister "a lion” with~rlfie and camera.” Warren admitted. "We lucked into Africa's so-called big five — rhino, elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard—not Just once, but twice! Further, we bagged them with both rifle and camera, a teat seldom accomplished and pouibly never previously filmed In living color.” The Sportswomen are sponsor­ Kenneth Robte 670. Ray Bond 660. Dale Geiger 655. John Long ing the allow. ' 689, Ken Beckwith 660. Jamm State to Host Big Ten Meet . Three sports, three championships! Hastings High athletes hav£ batted 1.000 percent thus far in their 1965-66 school year, and with their dedication addi­ tional honors should come to the Saxons before they hang up Birthday Thursday Michigan State will hoot the their uniforms this Spring. ■ Thursday, March 3, the U.S. Big Ten indoor track meet FriCoach Bob VanderVeen's eagers were pushed Friday night Lake Survey, which publishes but they never faltqted and came through with a thrilling 72-69 win al Grand Ledge to take ths ----------------- '-------------------------------West Central championship. Previously, Coach Bob Miller’s Puppies Available Buckeyes <2 — Kerin West 24. Chuck Buntheixner, Joe Lyons, Tom Halllfax 6 each; Spartans :« — Gordon Howes 12, pick Francisco 6. Jim Elite. 4. Bill Feldpausch, Marty Will a$l Leon Wildcats 38—Wes VauDenfrirg 20. Kevin MoKeough 9, Phlldasper 8, Brian Puffpaf 1; Badgers M —Dave Hathaway 16. Mouse Reynolds 14. Howie Moore 4, Erie field HHS Frosh Win Al Grand Ledge Catholics Load Volleyball League 7(b Grade Leagwe UncJee 21—Barry Hanoi, Wee Lewis 7, Mike Bubble 4. Bob Jerow 2; CetuUse 16—Art Merrill 6. Jeff Hoke 4. Steve Jacoby and Ray Elite 2, Tim Clarey 1. Ante 38 —Dave Godfrey 12, Stere Richie Adams 4, CoUn Crottenden 3; UntoaehsHeo 28—Spencer Goodyear ». Mark Cham and Jim Bowerman a and Steve Brownell four. Bchondelmayer missed a free throw. Bill Meister cut the ieM'ta half for the Comets. Wil­ liams tilt and again Hastings led by four with the game running out. Cadwell sank a free throw with three seconds left He missed Um second. King got the Seven part collie and poodle Mack puppies, and collie and German shepherd pups are avail­ has designated April 24-30 as able through Dog Warden Dean Wisconsin grabbed the bunting Arbor Week in Michigan. His ac­ a year ago by a half-point mar­ tion set a precedent in that the gin over Michigan State (46­ State's annual tree planting 45%) with no one else close. t iceremontes have historically This time the Badgers again are tough, as are the SparUuu. to compete tn Um State meet bor Days. The Governor urged Minnesota Is moving up to a top residents to plant trees during Friday and Saturday. Arbor Week "so that their mar,, •*Vp to the basketball season. Jestlc beauty and economic value Grand Ledge had bhen • leading the West Central schools for the the priceless gift we must pre­ s11-iports trophy, accumulating serve tar this and future 'genera­ 36 pointe in football, cross coun­ tions.** And the way our elms are Michigan Stale football coach try and wrestling. Hastings was going, we should have a farDutfy Daugherty will coach the reaching individual and munici­ a ernes country team.- However, pal replacement program. . . . with the cage title, Hastings will have 48 pointe towards tharcoyeted trophy, and Grand Ledge West Central scoring record with M3 potato for the season. He broke the old mark of 297 set by Herb Black',of Charlotte In I960, according to Statistician Wally Jaehnlg of Greenville. Stere, meshed 117 field goals, breaking the mark of 115 set by Al Werbteh of BL Johns last year. . . . March 9. the CaQvoilce ptey the Mcttedteto and the Mtedenis play the Pieehytsrtene al - —• BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family '­ Fun" ______ Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOK INFORMATION AND KtSlMVATlONS Bob and Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan Get Ready For a New Season Join us For a MUSIC Many a fine team has fallen be­ fore the team they had beaten twice before during the regular schedule. Tournament time is Um time for upsets, and we Ye hoping the lads from the Hilltop will move by Coach Rog Eggers' quintet and again take the spoil­ ers role and upset the high-fly­ ing Grand Rapids South Chris- 1220 on your Dial District at Battle Creek Central. Taking the trophy at the Claes B District at Caledonia this week would be another milestone In Saxon annals South Christian soared 1g straight victories up to Golf-Bound 199-544. Roy Howitt 175-600. Don Haywood 184-626, Walt Sinclair 207-500, Jim Rhoades 193-473, Arlene Wilcox 162-400. Glen Mc­ Cullum 160-434. Bob McCallum 168-465, Ruth Rtoa 163-465, Maw­ rice Adrlanson 187-473 and Jun­ ior Russell 179-484. Styles and driving have bcrunndlntlwIutSO \ I years and the Automobile | Club is still Michigan's . CLEANING leader in Motoring services and pro­ teclion. . The CUtoliai continue to teed Use volteybeU league which is pert ot the Youth Council's Wednesday night men* condit­ ioning dam supervised by Coach Adventure fans may want to abandon Hitchcock to enjoy a rare thriller when Ebb Warren, of the Wally Taber Safari Shows, screens hti new films Trane- St. Johns led Ionia all the way to take second in the league. The Redwings led 21-13 at the quar­ ter. 38-33 at the half and 67-42 at Che three-quarter mark. Dennis Springer led the Red­ wings with 28 pointe and Jim If stela. However, the Saxons converted M out of 34 free throws while the Comets sank 13 out of 27 charities. XI was a real barn burner all the way, with Hastings out in. E“ 17-13 at the quarter and, Fishing, Hunting Featured in Show Here Wednesday If you on proud of year fumiihingi and want to protect your inverfment, have them cleaned the eafest and moet effective way peeiible. MILLER'S Duradean GOOD Now on The Air From 7:00 until 6:45 EVERY DAY \ tSW HASTINGS - BARRY COUNTY RADIO^"- �Dick Hart posted 539. Stu Sweet 544, C. Purdum 504. Gordie Norris 506. Charles Kraum 206­ 587, Lawrence Keeler 509, Jerry Keegrtra 630.. Joe Burkhokier 303-550. Bill 64. Lawrence 630, Hany Long Ml. Harv Haan 213­ tor^^r'^'L 8hJrley VanDcn- 564, Bill Hackney 510, Ken Robbe bwg 202-583. Faye AUen 195-619, 201-687, Paul Edawrtto 504, “T*0" »«■»<». Irene Wayne Newton 518, Mike Rey­ ^‘Sr L°“h D*W® 1T7nolds 506, Dave Dimmers 203­ 189.436, Alma 572. Jack Bowman 510. J a ok Smith 201-541. Wayne Decker 404, June Benner 170-480. Ber- 579, Don Pickard 609, Bob Boyle ‘***hal®r 175-467. BeUy Better____ _ an. 'U1T __________ ____ n.. Smith 173-477. Schtechter 516, Bill Uldrik 521 dotTim DorU Cap- Joe Glelarowski 204-537. Al HlnW iw’tt!’I8B* rlCh*31 558' 1,aul Burkey 505, Gl«dy» Dave Irwin 512, Ron PeUow 519, Judy Jlm 500 Ck* R^'y* 171-«7 and Linda Dingman 164 - 231-563. Gene Grabau 529, Ken "• ' Keeler 526, Dick Bonarskl 557, Good games; Betty Bothard Bari) Hitchcock 503, Doug Vlck168. Mickey Lambert IM. Winn «T 534. Les Springer 224-568, Chandler 163. Peg Cronlnger IM. D,le Cappon 547, Bud Gross 506 ----- ;■ -— -------- --------------------- 21 and Don Drake 233-532. KXMKT TIKI MKVICt M BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL PARKINC Middleville Wins 16th; Favored to “ Win District Title Middleville High School’s bas­ ketball team, which finished the season Friday night by defeating Hamilton, 65-59. for their 16th consecutive victory, is to meet Fennville at 7:80 this Thursday at Hamilton In their opening SOLVING MONEY PROBLEMS is our Business THE THING TO DO: Get a Consolidation Loan • THE PLACE TO GO: Local Finance Corporation • THE MAN TO SEE: WED. AFTERNOON LEAOCE Standings: Hastings Motor Bales 67, Hastings Cleaners 61, Maker's 59. Ne-Hl 66, Stanton’s Real Estate 53, Barry Co. Ready Mix and Shirkey's IGA. 47, Vita Boy 45, East Bide Lumber 39, Bob’s Bike and Hobby Center 37H, MUter Plumbing- 34H and Whatever Ynr Me Need! or Small Courteous Scrvics You'll Uko 'My car won't go. Jim Bourne 170, Heiene Bourne 154. Nancy Taylor 182, Wesley Friend 188,' Jack Cronlnper 177, Mlles Nelson 178, Al Morgan 188. Allan Hlnrichsen 168. Rcce Hlnrichsen 185. Joon Kastaisky 153 and Phyllis Brown 157. ney’s 69, Hastings Radio & T.V. 61. Color Center 65. Motor Aires 57, Gilmores Genu 53, Gardners Drugs 52, V a J Mobil 49, Mahl­ er's and Hastings Floor Covering 48H. Miller's Durue lean 45, Has­ tings hulling 44. Acuon Flex 41. Arcade Beauty Salon 40, Cuyters Trucking 39, Burns Refrigeration and Rockhill a Banghart 38 and Copper Lantern 30. Good series: Lote Robiyer 206­ 661. Shirley ..VanDenburg 177- scored a M-47 victory on their own floor Friday night. Coach Don Mellette* charges. They own the Expressway hoping for a wia la give them championship, naturally. Hamilton battled MlddlevIUe on even terms most of the first half as the Trojans held a 16-15 b points. Larry Seymour and first period lead. It was 27-27 ct quarter and 29-22 at ths half. Glenn Shugars scored 10. Steve Intermission. Middleville had a Hastings moved out to 8,38-37 Cole 8. Don Carley 7 and Bob 49-42 bulge going into the finale. lead at the three-quarter mark, Williams 2. Gene Henderson had but fell apart. . 16 for Wilson. Jim Wynes 11. Page's champs with 21 pointe. Randy Preston dropped in 19 Merl?~Martln and Dave Ackett 7 Gary Stauffer had 19 and Scott each, Keith Miller 4 and Ray Henning and Tom Griffith 10 each. Gray Kapcr and Dave Bernard Historical Society to Meet Gordy Hodson sank a free throw with Are seconds left to give Wayland a 53-53 tie and sent the fame into overtime where teammate Terry Bartell pumped In a pair of quick baskets as Wayland nipped ciety will meet Monday. March 7. at 8 p_m. at the DeHon High School Home He room. Consum­ ers Power will provide a movie mine team won ten dual msete of the history of Mlcigan to and lost two. The losses were to about 168a This should be of Indiana and Michigan by kten- Francos Welchcr 167-472, Marie Ulrich 184-490, Shirley Bowman 174,467, Gerry Newton 175-496, Emma Magnon 168-405. Juno Rtehanteon 186-472, Betty Sheter 192-489, Heten Ackett 179-477, Phyllis Thompson 167-472. Good games: Ginny Betts 166, Katy Coirin 182. Irene Cutchai1 160. Ruth Service 193, Donna Travis 170, Jo linked 167p Wilma Daniels 177, Sandy Daniels 166, Jane FTedenburg 163, Helen Root 168. Ruth Thomas 170, Bettie Shellenborger 168, Helen Fnatberly 192, Barb Sinclair 172 Thornapple Scouts Place 6H1 Saturday Id Council Derby Good seriro: Betty Sheter RID* 564. Louise Bahs 180-524, Bhlrlee Vandenburg 103-623, Della Oorderukl 181-506, Linda Lowry 170­ 403. Bonnie Wyant 178-483, Faye 180-487, Lois Kenyon 163-456, Lis Wyant 135-396, A. McMillen 166­ 419, A. Covllle 169-466, Florence Weyerman 162-453, Virginia Sherry 161-424. Betty Howes 171­ 443. Sandy Daniels 172-447, Mickey Lambert 159-449, Marlon Eye 184-471, Barb Klersey 177­ 481, Ruby Downey 181-455, and HOWARD Young Saxons Lose, Miss Posting Even Season The Grand Ledas Junior Var­ sity ended the 1965-88 season on a high note white ths^HHS young Saxons finished aa a low COMMERCL4L MINORS Undersheriff Gordon Trick had things his own way Thurs­ day night and put together games of 343-225-167 for a fine 635. Karol Owen fired 228-627. Emmeth Engescth 211-625. Roy Wilcox 210-613, Jim Barr 211­ 584. Pete Kruger 556, BIU Krako 550. Bob Ingram 223-565, 'Aaron Shstk 552. Bob Brittenham 203­ 543. R. Wolfe 528. Paul Carnal 202-537, Gordon Howe 526, Paul Woodman 517, Vera Harbin 531. Bud Waters 612. Curt Awrey 503, Shannon Lydy led the .field Jim Harrington 507. Loran Ding­ Thursday snaggllng 204-203-240 man 509, Duane AUerding 519, for 666. Jack Bowman spilled Rod Tietz 509. Corl Hathaway 246-618, Lawrence (Honk) Keeler 247-615, Paul Edwards 206-588. John Kaslnsky 223-586, Joe Glelarowskl 208-670, Harv Haan 220­ 578, Bob Hollister 216-563, Floyd Colvin 236-567, Mike Schondelmayer 217-638, Merle Haines 210­ 543, Jack Shrier 561, Ed Sheter 200-548, BUI Hackney 544, Harry McCollum 312 - 666, Paul Bond 529. Floyd Williams 212-659, Les Springer 200-565,. Jack Hubbell 509 with a 147 average. Jack Wood 224-513 with a 137 average. BIU Burns 644, Dick Asplnall213674. Clare Stahl. 554. Charles Converse 503 with a 141 average, Paul Woodman 204-588, Irwin Harwood 202-834. Kd Richardson 220-845 and BiU Brown 210-628. When Bills Stack UP- Coach Retiring Ed Johnson is retiring after 15 years coaching the Three Riven High School cage team. A former Hillsdale College bas­ ketball star, be continues aa ath- frigeraUon 33 *i, Superette 33. Patten Monument 32. Barry Lumber 31, Hastings Aluminum 31, Fbod Center 30, Copper Lan­ tern 27U. Hastings Motor Bales 24. Auto Tag Inn 10 and V & J Metha Gray 167, Marie Ham­ mond 152. Norma Brown 154, Sue BL Martin 181. Pearl Frederick­ son 150, Marilyn McKenxle IM, Heten Martin 151, Kate Bender 129-245. C. Martin 130-243, FL 150, Lucille Wilson 187, Alice Morgan 133-237, L. Reardon 118­ Frederickson 166, and Doris 2M. J. Haan 128-236, M. HllUker 126- 234, K. AUen 151-230, M. Nelson 126-226, Jerry Whitney BUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES 127- 223. M. Rowley 122-222. R High assteet Ron PoUow 206­ Wyhgarden 123-219. D. VanDer588. John Kaalnaky 201-538, BUI Moten 111-317, Jim Whitney 151­ Burna 177-503, Lyle Banbora 111­ 217, J. Haight 132-317, O. Nor­ 500, Peg Cronlngtr 166-480, Al ris 140-216, O. Ziegler 145-219, Taylor 174-491, Von HoweU 203. J. WUlltt 128-215, R. Nelson 111- Hastings; Troop 15, sponsored by the Bliss Union of Hastings; Troop 108, sponsored by the Banfield Fathers, and Troop 202, sponsored by the First Methodist Melvin Haight and Chaster Cramer. Hastings; James Secord. Middleville, and Jack Loring, Caledonia, represented the judges staff. . Troop 108 placed 6th with u score of 281 out ot a possible 300. Knowlton sank an apparent ty­ ing bucket but a foul had been called. Knowlton was given one free throw, which he made, but Gull Lake then ran out the John Walters and Don Boyer had 11 and 16 for the winners. Rick Olson had 23 for Delton. Bangor defeated GatesburgAsgusla, 11-44, to take second by drubbing Plainwell. 83-58 Vicksburg clinched third defeat­ ing last-place Paw Paw, 54-48, In two overtimes while Otsego stopped Kalamazoo University High, 58-46. The scores by quarters: BEST FOR SNOW REMOVAL Get the ftil of lheee exclusive feeturee independent control. Single pedal clutphee, .brakM IW reduces travel speed. Safety start. Doubli-lctloh braking power to both rear whaele. Foam*FUbbapcush7bned~deep Kuckel seat Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. GOODYEAR BROS. IMPLEMENTS You may nave wonlSBrcMhl It's 4 A.M. A new list every week from now until Mirth 31«t429 first prims. Standings: Local Finance 59. Pleasant Point Motel 51, Powder Box 6514. Barn Market MU. M C. P. Lassies 52 and Beedle InGood scares: Doily Larson 194­ 500. Jan Kieuman 177-431. 8andv Gallup 100-485. Nancy Wlbolda 187- 428, Ginny Howard 183-447, Irene SaUk 188-440. Carol Keeler 188- 413. Shirley Hawks 157-462 and Marge Copper 181-423. "You’ll come right over, Doc?" . "Thetrwhst . do I dor BIO-CARE por wttk will keep your grease trap. topHc tank and drain lines dean forever. If is UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED. FOK MOKE INFORMATION Hmh Coll Delton 623-2178 H me first part ot vour car registration number Is here. jounUgntbeawinner. �HAS' LAKE BUICK TO SELL SAVE$$$ CHEVROLET "WHITE SME" USED CAR SPECIALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl J-3481 MINIMUM SATS—50c for TwMty War*. SUNDAY, MARCH • WINTER CONCERT — Tte ta&(rum ental music department of Hastings Public Schools will present their annual Winter Concert on Bunday, March 8, 9 pm. in Central Auditorium. Both the Beater end Junior bends will perform. Open to the public. No charge. 1435 S. Hanover II 5-2425 Wl 5,2426 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED— >!.IS « Cyl. Standard. UM GALAXIE Mt Dr. Sedan. Burgundy white. Autontofle 1 < WEDNESDAY, MARCH t BARRY SPORTSWOMEN'S CLUB presents Ebb Warren, a • Wally Taber Associate, with a color film on trek across the trans-Canadian • highway and UM T. BIRD 1 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes. Automate • cyl- Ono owner. IBM FALCON ESQUIRE 4 Dr. Wagon. Standard. 289 VI Radio, w/walls. FARM IMPLEMENT It's Tima to Start Fann Machinery |B<1 DODGE LANCKR-G-T. 2 Dr. Hardtop.(BM m oMvmar bel air '4 pr. Station Wagon. V8 en­ gine, power steering and Your Bulbs! Amaryllis • Begonias (ex­ hibition six* in 6 gorgeous Peat Pots • Potting Soil a Vermiculite • Peat Moss a Sphagnum Mom BLAIR'S FARM fr GARDEN 231 W. State -Used 1 pt. Rear Bladeo-Mt —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ per. A-l shape I . —Case M Spreader. Almost' like Si FORD GALAXIE on Stang Wallpaper 6 Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5 JO PM Club presents the Saladin Mil­ lion Dollar Band al the Cen­ tral Auditorium, Hastings, on March M at 1:00 pm. Tickets are available from any Shrtner or at Gardner's Drug Store in fas* DOG N’ SUDS DRIVE-IN ... .PRICE CHOPPERS CHEV. IK TON TRUCK ls rebuilt engine.------- IU SPECIALS foiw rziiMxL., ^Dr. M0, V8, Automate, S3 BUICK ELECTRA Heating - Plumbing GOODYEAR BROS. (Saturday) M-37 West MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phono Wl 5-2479 IEAHMSCARS Wl 5-5922 GOOD AS NEW RenneR Ford Inc. m'thunderbird CITING VALUES THURSDAY, MARCH IB THORN APPLE GARDEN CLUB will meet on Thursday, March 10, at 1:90 pm. at the Hasungs City Bank. NOTICE 5 64 PONTIAC Meajfy. BARRY'S Chrysler-Plymouth BIG SALE HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 W. State Wl 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER Comer Michigan & Court Wl 5-3903 MOBILE HOMES Farm Supplies Money Saving Prices I960 FAIRLANE 4 DR. SEDAN— 2 owners, 42.000 actual miles. Snow Urea. Very good condi- MIDLAND 4624 S. Division Grand Rapids, Mich. HELP WANTED aash. Burkey Auto Glass A Radiator Shop, 211 N. Jeffer­ son. Hastings. tf M-37 U. 945-3150 mar camp four miles from Hastings. Prepare evening meal on Monday and noon and eve­ ning meals Tuesday through Friday beginning Juno 19 through Augugt 19th. Write: Hastings Banner, Box 1003. tf WAITRESS WANTED — Apply in person at 221 W. State, Has­ tings. Gould's Restaurant. 1/9 Part of Full Time Clerical Help. Some Experience, in Bookkeeping Preferred. Apply: Mr. Ivan King Flex Fab Is an Equal Opportunity Employer FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 1/8 to 1H", pipe cutter, pipe stand, 8.K. socket seta, a small sack of bolte, dies and gaps. Miscellaneous small carpenter Ungs. Phone Wl tf tools, homemade cover for back of truck with metal roof rrs jacobb phKmacy and pipe rack. Parmer Thomp­ son—attar 7 pm. (Turn north “•"VICI, Mb ton, t, off M-79 on Mason Rd, Sth ""’li sue prints. house op lefthand side, 4 miles fttaaoMiB Wanted At Once ALCOHOLICS * Man or Woman to Serve Rawleigh Customers punr BwitotA w/waiu. Mt MOTMC MCA. WON. In N. Barry County - or Heatings. x Farm Machinery Experience Unnecessary, Many Earning $100.00 and up. Write: Rawleigh Dept. MCC 651 15 Freeport, III. , FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 yyn $3.47 up IfCK’S । wi s-ii »2 ybfosW 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE LOCAL' HELP NEEDED —Men or Women experienced in farm or business background. Above average pay. Call tor appoint­ ment DR 4-JJM. 1/1 Ph. 532-5065 Flexfab, Inc. •ONT1AC CATAUNA . Staten Wagon. Power ea and steering. Automat­ EQUALIZATION DIUCTOB AppllcUMU be umpM tor bwtt Oounlr ZQubUuUon NEW ml USED WANTED Just received a large stock ot manure spreader aprons, tar­ paulins, seat cushions, Un chains, plow points, water bowls, stanchions, stock tanks, hydraulic hoses, valves and cylinders. Also have several good chain Classified Paragraphs SAVE Ur TO SI.OOO.oo MOBILE HOMES 1989 MERCURY METEOR B cyl. Bid, Radio, w/walls. !iJX Wl 5-5352 FOR 5ALE-MISC FARM IMPIFMFHTS dlo, heater. KAECHELES 305 S. Ck«r«k FARM LOAN5-6'»% loans an •Uli available! Rs-finance that contract or other debts, buy mon land, or Improve your property with a teoc-tena ml aw- �LEGAL! We wish to sxprrw otir sincere thanks for the many acta of kindness and expraaaiona of sym­ pathy ahown u* following the death of our mother and grand­ mother, Mra core ■. DeWitt. Mr. and Mr*. H. La Verne DeWitt Mr. and Mn. Laurence Hecker Gordon Hecker Mr. and Mr*. Robert DeWitt Mr. Brans preemtiag Boger y w«h a tie clasp for regtaig the Dens on time last . A plea ne ata» made for □f town. * Ptaw are betap made by the Methodist man and wo­ men tar a ctartm ounpErMtato NOTICE OF LAST DAY •< MtaMgeo, The Frobste * Jh» Ooooir at Barry. Th* Den Mother* of Pack MOG atet Monday morning at the Qlcndon Curtis bom* One Den Mother. Mra. Robert France is leaving and Mra. Btille Remu* Will replace her. An invitation tor the Scout circus in Hastln* OF REGISTRATION School Election Notica of Hie Lo.t Dey of RogiifraMan of Hm QiwIifiW Elocten of FleoMirtvIew Elementary School We would like to thank rela­ tives, friend* and neighbor* who were so kind at Ute time of our bereavement for food, cards, flower* and acta of kindness. Tour thoughtfulness will never be forgotten God Bless you all. ' Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee and Charles Mr. and Mra. Rickard Farlee and family BARRY AND CALHOUN COUNTIES STATE OF MICHIGAN .isajv aacai-MBMlly o Oar 1. Each bU Barbara Ciart and family at Broomfield, near Denver. * Mr. raid Mra. Tello Bower of Big Rapid* wtra aeturday calkza of their rtetteh tbo George Barttcra, kfra Arvllla Murty and Mm Aim* Wcrtfcy. I wish to thank my relative*, friends, the Board of Education, Principal and teacher* of North­ eastern, teachers and Janitor of Algonquin flehoo), the children and parent* of my third grade class for cards, candy, flowers and planter* rant to me during my illness. I alio wish to thank Doctor* R. O. Flnnle. Gordon Flnnle, Phelps and Castleman for their excellent services, th* nurses and nurses aids for their wonderful care while I was In the hoepltai. Tour many klndnaaeee will al- btathday Fetv 18 after school her homo on Brown road. T eight girls had fun before M GeraM toSKte’S^st La^l mt; were supper guests of Mr. a WHO MAY VOT1? SocMon 512 of Act 289, PbWk Act* of Mk 1955, OB mwyBdml^ provide* th* following: Election than, i residing in nom* ia not rm Township in wl LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Th* lost day Ml whMh potrnm mot aegbtor wMi Special School Election to M ha 1988 to March 14. 1988. Forum 5:00 o’clock pjw. ’ * ~ ' Mid day erg NO Spacial SchaaT M tor mint MfHftiL- .-------------------- r.—. —.. Clark** otflga* will Ila opaw for rophttoboa. CARD OF THANKS I want to take thto opportunity to thank Local 1002 Union, Whlte'a Products and the Lodges of Freeport for the basketa of fruit, and thank* for all the cards, letter* and many acta of kindness ahown me while In the hospital and since I came home. I >111 always be grateful. CARD OF THANK8 To tho Qualified Elector, of euj C..L_,t •Wrw VCITvVf RF1WwVEw ■ e Board of Education ding annlvenarlra. Ha planned a surprise for hla wife for theta ♦Oth wedding anniveraary. When .■kr arrived at church "Sunday miming aha was presented a canage from her husband. He also had one for their friend. Mra. Ward Green. The Green* bad celebrated their 40th annltoAary previous month with Win the hospital. Present } My many thank* to all who sent card*, plants and called during my recent illness. My heartfelt thanks to my grand­ children. Shirley and Budd Wa­ ters and family, and Gordon and Walvah Clement and family for the surprise open house. To all who came to the open house and all who sent card*, plant* and remembered me In any way making It such a memorable birthday. Sincerely, Gertrude Bhulter* , Htl at too mI« and Mra, Norman Bandbrook and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Lyle Bandbrook and family, Mr. and Mra. Fred (Donna) Wilcox and ton, Mr. and Mra. Ward (Janice) Jarrurd and children and Mra. Lottie Hough. Following the ser­ vice everyone enjoyed dinner at the Urban Inn in Battle Creek. Our congratulations to the happy couplee. * Saturday dinner guests with Mr. and Mra. Ferret Begmjw were Mr. and Mra. Guy Kantaer. They were celebrating the men's birthdays. Mira Vicki Classic, daughter of •aViTsuti. S S£ LEGALS t/Sit; ember SO, 3ra Mr. and Mm ViVeon® Ptaroe atttge Bangagel at Grand Rap­ ids, are residing for the present Ln the Mra Clara Plckene houm corner Fourth Street and Birth Avenue. * Mr. and Mra Roy Warner took his mother, Mra John Warner to her home in Wllllameton Sunday and re­ mained for several day*, tr Un. Myron Hancock of BrookvllX Fla., came Thursday to visit her Parents, the George Barker*. * Lemon sorrteae are httd each Wednesday at 8 pm. at th* No Longer Tokos RogistrotiotH UiMwr tkp ptoHBltto of CltopHir’ B W Act; 289, Public Act* of Michigan,, I W>, «* amended, iwpfa fro bom wifi NOT It TAKEN. >Y SCHOOL OFFI­ CIALS and only parvon* who hava regitterad aa gattarol eloctoew with th* appropriate l^awwahip ar City Clerk df th* Township ar City hi which fhwy reside ar* reglstored elector*. Th i. Notice is given by order of the Board of Education of Pieowntview Elementary School, Barry and Calhoun Countie., Michigan. Dated Merck 1, 1966 • AUCHIE DUHH Sactotory, Board of Uucation SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE LYONS SEPTIC TANK SER\ • Installation. Dry Wall, WATCH AND DI? REPAIR—Expert RING .INOLEUM Bld. I ■nou.lta 99a£ rilNCIIII CHIU ASSICIAIIII RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Headquarters tor hospital “F ALL GRADES WASHED SAND COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ AND GRAVEL—Bands* Greed ICE—First das* work Cdf Wl Ca Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. 5-5085, Burtoy Saias and SarvState Rd. Phon. Wt 9-2)23. ire. 218 N. Jefferson. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ ING dene at the fanw according to your specifications. Farm Bur­ eau Service*, M37 S*l. Wl 5- HAVE MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OP DISTINCTION 101 a Michl.-- Ac-. Office Hour. MOK. WIO. » Ml- Icc to 12—I p—■ t- 5 Phona945-M15 SERVICE ON ALL MANK of treetor*, machinery and chain saw* m rer mw buOdbw «t 124 M ELECTRICAL .ri“i .11 UU AUTO - HM BONDS SENTZ TV C SERVICE — 945-38*2. �‘My Fair LadVReceK Betty Barry’s Prais I got back to Rom HUI Firm wi Uncoin's birthday. I wm gtod to leave the coolest Florida there the ProJasaor's study was most amazing because be ably carried Uis part. He seemed to feel the characterization ha portrayed. Doug O'Laughlin played Col. Pickering who constitutes the "thermostatic - rentmT* ' in the household of Prof. Henry Big­ gin* Without the soothing and • gratifying to the pepIrt'Jiman that hla hrs In■ became everlastingly and fMMU through ths ter step-fathers, Loewe ser. but it 1* equally true Much as I would like to. I cant expect The Banner to have space ot the Colonel it is doubtful that for my complimentary comment* Eliza DooIltUe could ever have absorbed the violence of learning Freddy Eynsford-HUl won our whole-hearted sympathy as the love-lorn admirer of "My Pair Lady**- who finally received a head because be could not meet & lady's demand sufficiently he "Show" her how much he loved her. HU big moment came earlier when he sang "On only Is this one of the tunes that the audience remembers and whistles as they leave, but Fred Jacobs gave It added charm and received a most gratifying ac­ knowledgement from the audl- YOUNG TURKEYS ROAST CANNED HAMS ^FMIP M M” STEAKS fault witl/^hls delightful perKathy Gaskill acted as the mother of Prof. Higgins and re­ flected the dignity of a socially prominent matron. She effaettve- I can express it best by asking two questions. Why wasn't a ba­ of the difficult position of her sh laid for the thrill and excite­ son's protege as her maternal af­ ment that gave rise to Eliza's fection made her realize that her outstanding solo "I Could Have boy had begun to fall In love Danced AU Night?” Later, at the even though he violently fought Embassy BaU she and the Pro­ tiie truth. Her beat line came Ln feasor danced qulfe weU and made a handsome couple. Site might well thrill at-ahe thought SIRLOIN ful. convincing and talented act­ ing was ever portrayed. It surely waa manifested by Mary Btuts In her casting aa Mrs. Pearoe. You simply knew the sheets, pll- T-BONE STEAK FMSH Mushrooms 49c AJr rxv&Krr WbMywtM ZIP Cotte h ywr Mtertss, yw conii|ciSHritenofR*tfyt» wW^tettericirtJMMSe. town. ZIP Code adds ac­ curacy to your mad. Curtiis Blackford Din Suddenlv the brother of Janus' Blackford and Mra. Lester Heynnlds, died suddenly on Tuesday. Feb. 22. from ft heart attack. Str. Black­ ford ted visited here many times and so was well acquainted with thia are* Mr* Blackford and Mra. Reynolds flew to Daytown. Texas, hto home town, on Wed­ nesday co attend the funeral. - Jmm Ferrite. Froth Dulwt.lMly • S'/a-OZ. CANS White Bread ABF ■RAND-r-CnUNKS OR 1-LB. • Sliced Pineapple — -k- M SWOT. TOSteR 49 IomPoos........ OIL MONTI lUALITT 1 • Stewed Tomatoes hla delivery outstanding. Hla fet­ ing ability reached Its zenith during hla devastating outbursts at poor Eliza and hla amusing (UftMTIIOOK Red Salmon capable actor to direct. Now we come to "My Pair Lady" heruelf. It to most approDriate and delightfully nice that Mr. Moyer's moot ambitious pre- California Navel IM SIZE ORANGES m Froh Juices REAl ESTATE INSURANCE stralned. He spoke hie typical English - professor lines without detracting from hla Inborn act­ ing ability. That 13, he apparent­ ly gave no thought to hla accent Cake Mixes Save ESTATE posture or gestures. Hla switch trim mildness to violence in hla first solo "I'm an Ordinary Man" was a true accomplishment and an Indication of what he could do with “The Rain In Spain" trio Pineapple Juice 49 HEAL [ONE GOOD WAV TO USE X1UR HEAP, IS NOT TO BE OVER IT IN DEBT/ its. r falridiW Sliced S* Medium Shrimp arms and really danced and gave _ the girl something to be en­ thused about. It waj iiard for the audience to recall the incident . she later sang about. Second question la—why oh why waa Eliza permitted to clap her hands over her mouth and giggle after making her sensational encour­ agement of her favorite horse at the Ascot Track? Her remark was wholly reversion to kind. ; She was entirely unaware of !mpropriety and that is why the| show-stopping curtain - closer Is funny and Inoffensive. Elisa Doolittle should remain unaware, that ahe had spoken out of turn. I It waa a great, big. wonderful presentation of a great, big won-|e French Fries 4 o rtEAb jAUi Peat, (teas and Carraft, Cat Cera, Spinach, Mixed Vegetable!, ten-year-old children who. sat behind them. Two young gfrU ran up and down the aisle three times from way down in thu front. Over the other (10s . of the auditorium there were sev­ eral youngsters that walked around during the action on the stage and a few rows In front of us, two ten or eleven-year-old children made the rest of the row stand up twice during the evening. The voices of kids could be heard frequently, especially toward the rather late finale. Why not suggest that these youngsters stay with a baby-sit­ ter for the same money tt takes to buy them a ticket? With a hint ot Spring In the air we come to the sulphur and] molasses portion and Aunt Bet­ "SURER-RIGHT' ROW AAP ffOZHI FOOD UU ■USMS WHY Ml FMIMKJTOWM.LLL CUI U HIIStKT... two of the big hits of the show. "With- a Little Bit of Luck” and “Get Me to the Church on Tima'* and he put both of them over with gusto and a remarkably pleasing vote*. Bls meeting w!Ei tractive daughter. A girt with her voice and ability must have templed her father to um her In earlier productions anddt seems aa though he kept her under wraps, perhaps because he waa the Director. It wura fine trib­ ute to father as well as daugh­ ter that Cindy Moyer could charm the audiences with her CHEERIO CHOCOLATE COVERED IceCream Bars Markets to be forgotten melodies of "My Fair And. ahe did charm them. too. Prom her opening solo "Wouldn't It Be Loverly" to ter big number "I Could Have Danced AU Night” ahe captivat­ ed her big attentive audiences. Neither Eliza, Prof. Higgins or Col Pickering could have been any more thrilled than her friends across the footlights whan she painfully mastered “the rain in Booin'' sentence Her recitation of the woea of her relation! when attending the As­ cot Racetrack. where ate elated ahe was cure "they done the old woman tn” waa hilarious. When ahe suddenly entered the study of Prof. Higgins ail ready to at­ tend the Embassy Bali, ate was indeed "My Mr Lady," a stun- BUILD A SAVINGS ACCOUNT to cushion ogoinst emergencies. When unexpected outo repairs, medical or dental bills occur, your savings will avoid the anxiety of added debt. Save at Hastings Savings & Loan. OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS % ON ALL % SAVINGS 136 L Statu St. Mm Wl S-illt AR IwW U, K $10,000 wM F4.L1.C. �iGprdeniCluh ]sts Activities The Hastings Banner SmHm Thurwloy. F.bmory 24. I»*4 Medicare Offera Aged Hospital, Medical Benefits By Chart*. E. Ueyte* Ei farftrrwC C directions. Fruits may be red for arrangtanenta as eueKw and waa told th£ I htea emenU described by Nashville Fire Chief Heads Barry Group I «■ « gallantry tn action. Nashville's Fir* Chief Forrrat departments in Deiton. emphasised fay the Hastings City. Hasting* rural. entire unUl July I. IBM. 111 soon and folder*. Na-Thvllle. Woodland, the Michi­ breast pocket by an individual RsguBOon 873-8-1, “Award*. gan Rehabilitation Center at Pine Lake and the State Con­ Ing the period for which It waa two teacim to Higgins servation station tn the Yankee Training School this Bum- Springs area. July 1. IBM! yw present aa Him Army Adopts New VUA Award health Insurance effective No doubt, your In­ surance company will be in touch with you offering aimliar advice. Q. What happens if I fall to care plan la hospital insurance; plan. The hospital Thompson, Cbariae F. Bunthel- *• employed Ung* Mfg. Company in 1921. He Insurance waa the maohfnet who made the the Hasting* Company. ----- niWJm BMA A*muCare provirion* during liw 8 f?««Ji* before September and Mohler of Past Resident Dies Suddenly at Lansing Home lived rnlum* for Midicare! A. Hospital Insurance require* fecUve application for the ModiHasting* roidoni who died sud hU wife, a daughter. Mis. Fred care Program. Friday. thru Sunday Istratton. la puMhblng Security subject*. If you 15 Vermontville Girls Candidates For Syrup Queen requests to that office, which will reply directly to you Fbr telephone requests call M1-JM1. Strand •» Hastings Alma Boulter. 10 at OH THIS BASIS. I ask 1 30 with month, and the meetings are held in the various communities throughout the county. Th* The firemen are oontrenplat- Wiebrocht Retires Hane E, WWxwcht of Wayland Michigan Revenue Department sing, retiring in MRtar, Dorethy Smith. Kathy Thran and Nkki V*nR**l*n, one daughter, M1 Sometime this week the girli Downing of Lansing. Mr*. Downing wa* the highest number of votes will manual Church. be put on by the Vermontville group of five ELSIE FURROW greens and dried arrange- ard-Osgood Funeral Home. office located at M the daughter of John and Mari* etta (Vale) Eddy. She moved to Ida is open dally. Monday through Friday from 8:80 am. JuaAn U Kiel, Valley HI,!,, have indicated they will be open to the public candidate* for the Vermontville Chair Company. Maple Byrap Festival Queen conShe wa* graduated from Has­ tings High Bchool'in 1909. Security EDD BVRNES AN SUCTION bAmM APB IL 4 ELECTION. oial CHRIS NOEL THE SUPREMES design superimposed on the ceei- passed swiftly and all Hasting* and Harold Main of Freeport The retiring president March at 7» N. Walnut, held at 3 pm. » Inquired about Social 8»- Delton; second vice preaident, cmonstretlon al the new Clarence Bump. Hasting*; third of Joyce Towne in April, of dried materials Middleville; secretory. Ed. Tube taught in a workshop at Catright* in July. ' two year*. Michael Appehnan of Nashville and Prank Francisco at Delton ' by Prof WUden. of MBU Milton Gesler Suffers Fatal Heart Attack •• Funmil aervlns Tbr Ml Nashville, who died suddenly at 1 member* are urged to start and drying maUvial men receiving irmtruo'.lori on a variety of topics pertaining to In late March or April. fire flghUng technique*. Beginning March 1st ^National Bank of Hastings Thursday afternoon, were held syrup festival to be at 2 pm. Bunday at the Leonhe*d at Chardon. Ohio. March ard-Oegood Funeral Home. The retiring queen Is Mis* Ung Cemetery. Mrs. Lelia Smith Dies Wednesday; Rites ^Saturday parent heart attack walking from 1U* back yard to He was born on Sept. JO. IBM. of Edward and Adeline (Forbs*) Oceier. He fanned In the Balti­ more and Barryvllle areas most Will Pay Per Annum on who died at 11 am. Wednesday. Oct IB, 1901. She died Oct. 8. 1981. He had lived tn Nashville Passbook Savings the Bponable Funeral Home. daughters, Mrs. Ernest (Elma) Hoffman of R3 Hastings and Mra. Maurice (Edan) “ LaOranda, Ore. daughter at Richard and Lucy Hartings Woman Honor State Officer Of Moose Lodge Member* of Hasting* Chapter masoo. and six grandchildren. Cough? Cold? Already Available Betty Maravlch. Members from here attending were Junior Graduate Regent Gwen Turner. Senior Regant Irene Cutchall. Junior Regent Ruth Cooley, Treasurer Ruth Ann Service, Guide Pauline Smith. Assistant Guide Esther Zimmerman, Argus Marie Ham­ mond, BcnUnat Margaret “Per Sergeant, Escorts LuEUa Kid- Per Annum on nington and Gaye McDonald. day. Lunch was served by the Kalamasoo Chapter. Other Chaptom participating were Battle Creek. Jackson, Marahall. Grand Rapids. Cold- j^Time Certificates of Deposit 'Mornings at Seven' At Kalamaioo Civic The** are the SOLD IN MINIMUM AMOUNTS OF $1,000.00 author will be the March nw- Orthoxicol COUGH SYRUP oxate 11. 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Kroger Gelatins California Naval 113 Size or Florida Juice 80 Sizi 4 ■" IW Ri JF* Oranges 24 hr 89' CABBOTS 50 ST �9:80 am Church school ate—« 8;M Junior High and Senior High fellowships at the church 8 Adult class in church manbcnhlp. Kqusgtetei—The Rev. Darien* Bpeas. pastor of the United Brethren In Christ Church, has announced that the Rev. Earl L. Sprawls wiil be the evangelist at special evangelistic services to be held March 7-18 at tite ediflee at E. Colfax and N. Boll­ wood. Services wJU be at 9:30 am and 7 pm. on Bunday and at 7:30 pun. on the other evesings. The Overholt Trio to to be present March 9, 9, 10 and Don Peavy on March 11, 13, 18. They 10 am Bunday school J 11 am Morning worship. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm ' ( ; , . ' । 1 < i OBfTUAtY M-06 Woodland Rev. R, A. Hafftnan 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Warship service. Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am Sunday schooL 11 am Morning worship, jun­ ior church and nunery provided. 7:80 pm Evening servloe. Wednceday, 7:80 pm Family Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors and Children. 8:80 pm, Choir Rev. Cart SilvernaS, Pastor Morning worship, 10 am Bunday school, 11 am Bunday worship, IM pm Sat. Bobbath schooL-9:30. Worship, 11 am Tuesday prayer, 7:80 pm. Sunday. "Faith for Today," on TV, WOOD, Channel, 8, 8:80 am Bunday. Voice of Pjuphecy, Radio'WJEF 1230, 8:30 am Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm Boys and Girto fellowship, 7:80 Choir practice, 8:80. NOTICE Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm ; Bunday, "Faith for Today.” do TV, WOOD, Channel 8, 8:80 am. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Bunday school, 10 * m Worship service, 11 am. Young Peoples service, 7 pm. Notfca of tha Lost Day of Registration of Hie Qualified Clacton of To Hie Qualified Electors of Sold School District Bunday school, 10 am. Worship. 11 am Bunday evening Service, 7:80. Wed. evening service, 7:J0. NEW CARPETING Buy Miller' 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices channel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 am 0 pm. The Y hour tn the channel 8; WJIM-TV? 3 pm. channel 6. "Pattern for Living," Youth Di-ptirUr.mt. 7 pm. The evening service. over WILX-TV, 11:30 am chan­ World Service Day, Mra SUvernel 10; WZZM-TV, 12:00 noon nall. speaker and pictures on 1508 Johnson, Lake Oteai, Mich. Sunday school. 10 am Morning worship, 11 am WKZO, 12:30 pm; over WBCH, Christian Endeavor, 440 pm 1:30 pm 8 am Bus driven meeting. Prayer servloe, Wed., 8 pm Thto Wednesday—Special Len­ 9:30 am Morning group. ten Vespent at 7:15 pm "Not 7 pm Evening group. My Will, but Thine Be Done.'* 8 pm. Chancel choir rehears Absolutely No Seconds Thursday, Elisabeth Circle, 7.30 pin. at Amy Bowers, Saturday library open 3-4 pm NO CHARGE roe INSTAUINOI Halting! Public Schools, B-1 BARRY COUNTY State of Michigan all hto Ufa He served on the sthool board. Fanners Shippers Union and Mlddtovllto Ck»p«tuve Creamery board for many yearn te waa a 5O-year Life Msower er urcecru uooge no, do, K. of P. Mr. Carter was one of seven children. Three brothers and a sistar preceded him in death Since the passing of hto 7:30 pm. Gospel Hrxir. ser­ wife on Aug. 86, 1901. he has mon: •The Tree ot Ufa” 7:80 pm. Wednesday. Mid-week Prayer and Bible Study. Rev. Russell Barver, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Sunday evening servile, 7 pm. The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. OF-LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION School Election BOWEN* MUX* CHAPEL Henry VanTU. Evangelist Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley, Assistant Sunday Maaa, 0, 10, 11:30 am. ConfeesloM, 4 to 5, and 8 to 9, Saturday*. 7:80 am. on Sundays. Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm The family moved to Barry in charge of Marvin Peake. County before Stephan was a Evening servloe, 8 pm with year old. On March 13. 1980, he married Laura A. Weebrook of LowcU. To thto union a daughter, Ruth Pierce of Allegan, and a son, Sunday service, 11 am Bunday school, 11 am. • Wednesday service, 8 pm. Vela Road. Woodland 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and Reading roan open Wednes­ Rev. Einar Unscth, Pastor Bible Study. day end Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. “Your Friendly, Christ - centered 840 pm Adult choir rehearsal Church" Thursday—6:30 pm C8B Bat­ Bunday school, 10 am Classes talionBoys Clubs. Makes you a Member. 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 6: 30 pm. Youth service. Just oft M-86, North on M-50 In 7: 30 pan. Evening worship. Village of Woodbury 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer. Bunday school, 9:45 am Worship, 11 am Junior church far children 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed., 8 Rev. M. P. Goble, Pastor 9:46 am. Sunday schooL 11 am. Morning worship. 6 pm Young People's service. 7 pm EvnngeilMlc service. 7 pm Wednesday service. Buy from Us and Be Satisfied. Marvin SlckmUler, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am Morning worship, 11 am Evening servloe, 7:80 pm Mid-week prayer megUng Wed­ nesday evening, 7:80 pm. Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's Service, 8:80 to the State-wide service program for used car buyers LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION GuaranteedWarranty^ 7 pm. Jr. High MYF. 7 pm Senior Hl MYP. 7-pm Bunday. Children and Youth membership class 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount an all labor Michigan C^utdoors’ with MOR O NEFF eman Buick-Chavralst Hwne Wr 5-2471 �to MU Cookies to Pay Off Debt THE V 'tSP'T Clothing Gifts HASTINGS BANNER' For Overseas Down in State Lake Odessa Highlights Interesting tiy Ruth Peterman cellophane capcci- for BUI Hickey, proJoc*- 'n* oookJo “Itess Barry Farm [ Number of Dairy Herds to Drop 80 Pct. by 1980 friends and neighbors. This annual sales is conducted to help pay off Indebtedness at the 4H Camp and 4R swimming pool. Pour H members and leaden* have ralrod nearly «,- MABCH 7—Barty Coeaw SB TV 000 In five years which has teen Skew, 18:18 pjL, wnM-TV. Calendar.. visor will- be fading 3,000 cows per month hwtead of the 1,400 he Is testing u prang." Threw wffl probably be only "significant Increase” in central butterfat testing laba. in Michigan In 1980 pan/a truck to the Individual Candy, has teen sold for the for ahe State will probably be higher, reports a Michigan State UnlvtnSly dairy extension spa- chenga to quality 4H Club tender. port unity to develop nuuuurerlal ability In planning and executing FARM IOANS 5X% Land Bank Interest rates remain at 5 Vi %. Get tho money you need to build your farm business—jet It at this low rate. Repay­ ment terms up to 35 years. No prepayment penalty. Seo us about a Land Bank loan! Burbank Quick To Become State’s Top Potato producing cows ealiere W«:kibo>. C&sip Kitt. MARCH 14-4H Coaacll n*«U: Russet Burbank was quick to Russet which yielded 331 hun­ become Michigan's top potato. Although produced In the Up- dredweight on sore on the 100 acres grown for seed. Both varieties wore grown under ir­ the Russet Burbank became "the rigation. Second in acreage to the Rus­ big potato" with the start of the new proocreing plant at set Burbank, according to R. W. Chase, crop yimtlst at Michigan Greenville in 1965. State Unlvtndty. was the Sebago with 783 acres for seed. Onaway with 477 acres was third In vol­ the State tn IMS for 1966 ume. Only 196 acres of Russet Rural planting. The average yield seed potatoes were produced In 1966. A decazkJ ago thia was Michigan's leading variety. Chase reported that 1965 was one of the most unusual grow­ yielded Rurect Burbank was sn- ing seasons in history for po­ tatoes. In nearly all areas ir­ proccesing Industry—the Norgold rigation was needed to prevent damage to the crops. By and targe, the season was oooi, which may have helped keep the dry condition! front being 301 Vi So. Michigan Opts Mm., Wsd.. Frf. 8:30-5:00 Farm Bureau Services For Banner Clasetfled Ads Call Wl 5-3481. □rand Rapids was a Sunday "The 10,000 dairymen we exwlll be very efficient with sver- throe counttea in which cattle 13,000-pound art*,’ hospital Wilkea "This program to called most of tho improved production tri-monthly testing (TMT) and visited their grandson. Saturday following a Thursday for dinner. which have yet to be innovated. complore information on their "Also, a higher percentage of these men will be participating in a herd production testing cumulate Information and ct- health. program to do a better Job of culling their poor producers. While wo would like to think Uwtlng program tint would be Eaton Rapids. Bunday callers of Frauds Hook Hubert Hunt sad family wore 60 to 75 percent to be partldpat- those dairymen that are present- Some areas at the Stale repewted frost Injury st least once each month throughout the en­ 25 for advanced training. His tire season. Wet conditions during harvest France* Johiulon hampered the normal operations but Michigan produced more dinner was held Sunday evening than 3,000 acres of potatoes which qualified for certified seed with an average yield of nearly a party honoring Kt 350 hundredweight. month. M will take about 75 Allee of rural Freeport. * Ron Philips, a 1965 Lakewood graduRent it with a Rdtfhcr ad! This Is about the same number If it takes the longest ley Philipps, and a student nt the Jackson Buainens University. bratcd warranty* their 54th Orpba Hunt tn Hastings. * their parents attended tho Blue and Gold banquet tor Cub npedilly As MW ■9CWtg...»e family of Quincy. Mr. and Mra. tie Creek and Mr, and Mra. Titos , Gaylor of Fine Lake. Tom and Nancy Gaylor were Wednesday Buy 1132 nice Csras rod ad reel conbinstlMi for ocly |12.50. from minor Cheney U Sm s terrific uw M sdion-f«t a annlraraary and Mra. Walter Wartley were to make yon happywell be seeing yon soon. County. He was a former busi- ney of Grand Rapids who reports nesa man, having bls own drug his wife wae gaining slowly from her JUneae. Mr. and Mra John Lteh Dallas Brady In 1948. They iiavo two daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Shirley Ibdlrrt of East Lan­ sing. adopted a 13 h-week old (Beulah* Griffin of Shelby, and son. John Peter, Feb. 11. * Jean Mra Roes O. (Martha) Bradley Scott, daughter of Mra. Audrey Haltf tors Sasjrow Saturday. Pictures Of a trip to terrific deal on fhli spin caillsf cofflbinatioe. Don’t let thii m pt Carlton Township In 1876 and: NsahrlDe, Mr. and Mra. George in tho business ) ed the 25th wedding anniversary more herds Into the programs. Lake Odessa By loste—Ph. 527-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE noted in thto county. The nest clothing pick-up will take place thto month. Churches are to bring their collected clothing (accompanied by 10c pre pound to cover prix—Ing) by March 18 to the parsonage mW of the Woodland Church of the Brethren, 7310 Coats Grove Road. 10 Michigan legislature. This award Is for mean leas than 10,000 dairy herds outstanding volunteer work in In 1980 compared with over 50,­ the community and State. 000 in 1959." programs to improve their know- HORSES AittefiM. HORSE sad PONY OWNERS t . Traablsd wiH> phtatoasfaad ultimately provide the dairyman with more man­ agement information." were weekend parente. guests of their Doug Blubaugh, assistant wrestling coach at Michigan State, was named the “O u tstanding Wreetfer in the World" In 1960. t FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-17 S~fk Wl 5-4150 ■ paralysis. •elected as the musician from pate in the “1966 Fifth Annual Greater Michigan All Star pltal Guild No. 26 met Feb. 14th 81. VnJcnUnes lunclL The next and Mrs. Paul Reese, 1317 Pearl St. arrived home Feb. 14th from lough. Having completed Basic Training Feb. 13th. He will ro- Ida recently attending a SmlthDouglas Sales wortahop. * New County Memorial Hospital.; Feb. Sth. a son. weighing 7 lbs, 12 name Is Bryan. Dwane Feb. 12th, ShUion at Ionia County Mo- Jackson and wife to Village ot AUTHORIZED DEALER No other car in Chrysler's class otters a warranty as long as ours. 5 years or 50.000 miles of vital over«X.-"8in"and d'iva,ra,npart5,L00k- Move up to CHRYSLER Mf. Oft Mra. Jerry Salta family of rural Clarksville Manuel Rodri- FARM BUREAU SERVICES mo mm M. M—•> fcnW| T Mr. andMra. FINKMINER ELEVATORS. INC. 124 L Mato Barry's Farm Store S. Hanover at Haitingi City Limits ’ Dewey's Car Palace M-43 at Spraguo Road, Dolton •/ rflrfwUll. of MaMfta spent the Feb. 19th weekM^rith -ter parents, Mr. and Mail Dewitt Everett. 4 Mr. and Mia Gene Shade and Andy were \OMurday, Feb. 19. visitors of Mr. and Mia. Reginald DunBtoNMMl famtty of rural Has­ tings. * Mra Beatrice Hummel of M. Johns waa • Sunday, Frt. MitoHaviUa MICHfRAN CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION MM kSM �Pair Sentenced To Prison on Check Charges Tw. ran rnw figery and peeing three bad We sfrota on three pages of ths My story starting today is one aU of you old folks have read mors than once. no doubt. It was nwn In the Centennial is- at Indiana. Leaving this & Wt Dimes* into the wtldermee and, the road having disappear­ ed. we. followed an Indian trail hungry. we halted at night-fall tn a Meaty vailey in the wildernes< whan a tag house was in pkAoeaa of erection. Living springs 'at dear oold water were gushing from a bank, and on a one of the Springs. A stranger Joined them and it came out in uniieiltiiin tbad they were ail were abroad in the land, and to fill the increasing demands of the weary traveler, our little cot­ tage of two rooms was extended, Governor Ransom, U. B. Senator building after building, until we Zach. Chandler, Senator Charles occupied "nine stories on the E. Stuart, Judge Pratt—and. in­ ground." seven distinct build-1 Ings In a row In the front and two additional In the back. Theyi7: "^277; ~~■- Thefts and robberies were un­ known. although large quantities of money were carried by travel- for. it by designing persons. For example, every year large quan­ tities of money were carried through from Detroit to Grand Rapid! to pay the Indians at backwoods Ufa when there waa no time to waste on architecture,! symmetry or beauty. The fame of Che place spread throughout tho country and so brisk was business at -the old "Mansion Bouse," M ft vu eaU- Provansol. The money was all in specie and was carried in boxes about a foot square, very heavy, rance of his comlpg. Almost the as I rememtBr hearing. Three first guest I cdj remember was Douglas Hougbfc, then a young man. He was the first appoint­ thing for one hundred people to ed State Surveyor and later, as we all know, filled the office of Carry there for a night, while Elat-.- Geologist for many years. sixty teams were often stabled check at the City Food * Beve­ rage Store on Dec. IIBou was arrested at a BMh; of the fourth, and sealing with a wafer, directed it and then paid our tweniy-firo otnto post­ Gordon Trick, and O'Connor age on it or left it to be col­ was arrested Jan. 18 by HasPolice Sgt. Robert Ritter. lected by the person to whom it ^0 addressed. Just as we chore. Xn axraeUI U» McDonald urged them to take the old settler to produce the advantages of opportunities that twenty-five cento to pay postage wduld be made available In priand he had to earn It before ■Jn for their rehabilitation. He iUo advised them of their right ha could claim his letter. My father and Rix Robinson to appeal, and explained that the county would furnish an at­ built the first bridge hpose torney if they desired one and were unable to pay Cte lawyers dian trail, across Scales Prairie. In 1828 rfty father also built the first bridge across the Coldwater Stream on Section 35. in Cale­ donia. Split logs were u-xd fur flooring, pinned down by wooden pins. Ho, in company with some Premature Death others, started in 1840 to build a plank road that was to ran from Galesburg to Grand Rapids. A good deal of time, energy and and those men probably slept capital was expanded on this scheme, but it was finally abanwithout a care or thought of be­ ing robbed and went safely through from Detroit to Grand Rapids In this simple and easy considered very valuable, and the Rathbones, In Grand Rap­ My fattier was a man of in- id!, wished to exchange their domlnable courage and perseve­ hotel property for our own, « rance—never discouraged — al­ ways happy and with n fund of humor, wit and story-telling rarely excelled. He was Just the one to lead in settling and es­ tablishing a new country. He planned largely and liberally, Jefferson Dinner and waa able with hla perseve­ Barry County ticket chairman rance and strong health to carry for the Michigan Democrats' I960 out his plans, and by his per­ Jefferson Jackson Day dinner, sonal magnetism encouraged scheduled for March 26 in De­ others to work and psnerve troit's Cobo Hall, is R. K- Park. R1 Hastings. This year's dinner is in honor of Senator Patrick V. weeks with her daughter, Mr. and Mra Jerry Llddy and family, of Springfield. Ill._____________ YOU WHO WANT THE ELEGANCE OF THE NEW CAPRICE, YOU WHO WANT THE SMOOTHNESS OF A HEW IMPALA. CHEVROLET^ MID-WINTER ZONOUTE INSULATION wlxxre pocket bulged with the currency of that day. Minister of all denominations, Irrespective heard was rendered there by Dr. Francis Cuming, who was Jour­ neying to Grand Rapids U> set­ tle over 9C. Mark's Church In that city. We were tn very cloec touch with the people nt Grand Rap­ ids In the early days and visited often in their families, ^fuch of our trading was done there and. although thirty-eight miles dis­ tant from us, we made frequent Journeys there. I remember see­ ing Louis Campau and Rix Rob- setUaro There, who built a large hrtei and opened it with a Mg dance. I was there and danced al! night. Mra. T. B. Church, that noble pioneer woman, who Played the organ at 8t. Mark's Church for fifty ysars and is sUU living in that dty, her gitt- CENTER COME ON IN NOW! hollow, seemingly proud of the fact that It has survived all of the changes of the last century and inviting admiration and re­ spect because of U. If the oid building could speak what stories It could tell, what historical in­ formation it could Import that would be of Interest and bencllt to future generations. Together this husband and wife labored and tolled, their chief desire seeming to be given Grand Rapids people, for he cams there flrat. Ho once owned the whole village of ..Oran d Rapids. In the old days all knew of hla tender heart—all who met him received some kindness at his band. We used to bear how. when his bank failed, he brought home armfuls of wildcat money and papered, his cupola with it, saying, “If you wont circulate, you shall stay still." I recall the Withay family, the Moraaus, the FREE YOU WHO WANT THE UNIQUENESS OF A HEW CORVAIR. ID you tyilO WANT THE THRIFTINESS OF A NfiM CllEVY U ter than the others and the bet­ ter ciase of people occupied It generally, bridal parties, etc. AU the other buildings have tambled to mln. This building alone standi out all by Itself. It is to Ada, Ute direct route to Grand Rapids, was a dense forest, an unbroken wilderness without an inhabitant. We were on the di­ rect Hne of the great Indian trail running from Detroit to YOU WHO WANT THE PERFORMANCE dp A NEW CHEVELLE, BUYS OUBLE DIVIDEND DAYS! ays uh th ires you'll b mirror before passing I It’s one of eight standard safety 1, all in on ..at your chevroirt Neaters: on every Chevrolet. | MBI | | . ~ ” Chevrolet ■ Chevelle • Chevy D • Corvalr • Corvette : LAR KE BUICK-CHEVROLET I4B5 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl $-2425 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-03-10.pdf aafa88f8edfb21a47095ca4c128b3f39 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner llOtk par I0 t.*» y Hattawl Mkfcl*», nnmOr. Modi 10. IM* Woodland PTA Fluke Business School Fair Aids Manager of Pennock Hospital Many Programs HoapiLal. has announced that art planning their annual School held Saturday. April 3. Pennock HrwpUaL '-EDITORIALS- Road Breakup Mires Many in Barry County Orval Cutehaw, Jr, managar .of the Barry maud? Road Commission, thto week ap­ pealed to motorists using Barry Uent—If possible—and the coun- R.M C hardly aftemoon. A formal recital such asttnitiai inspiration wear a bit thin. dm which doesn't have With weight restrictions on, county crews have been limited in their attempts to repair the vilto District champloi are probably days when everything instance, quality was there tn seems to have shifted into reverse. pracUcally impossible to get a promoting blade truck on many of them Hastings community, having for* came Uirough with a flourish and really count* Therefore, the quality "We’re working as rapidly as marly lived In the community and possible to get our people out of the mud." Cutehaw said. He add- the T-K eagers to their win ever Qwtacy. Gary Stauffer (Na. 11) Company as personnel technician sonad profeaaionals. 1178 TO for tammtoaUon; Hl J4 Mn satisfying repayment for all frost roes out. the highways will Senior Band and Terril Zylman, who took pari. It certainly gave He Is currently employed st' in addition to attempting to tbs audience a tremendous UfL Simpson Loe Paper Company in maintain the roads. Road eluding equipment; 1310 for Wai- Vicksburg as a corporate general accountant. Btoaey Paint Paster—The Rev. Gordon P. Blakeslee of Otsego Camp and MSU Music Festival Bay Indicated that Fluke brings at . all surprised to learn that, on has been asked to be pastor of schotorshto; 8380 tor the Special to the togtatoaUon an excellent thi day before, thto same group the Stoney Point Free Methodist Bducation Program: 8141048 for aa was heard Bunday, however, Church untU Conference time in athleUc programs and equipment, July. The Blakesiees left Stoney >1.100 for music programs includ­ though he Is lacking somewhat In Point In August. 1964. to do ad­ ing Instruments, uniform* and hospital experience, there should These Include the Dowling ditional study al Greenville Col­ choir robes; 8300 for science pro­ be no difficulty tn adjusting to the road east of North Avenue to lege in Illinois. The former pas­ gram equipment; 8568.48 for the hospital routine after a period of M - 66; the Dowling - Banfield tor. Gaenneth Sebring, has with­ library for books and equipment; orientation and training. Read west and south of Dowling, drawn from the Free Methodist 81.115 for the auditorium fumlahand the Mud Lake Road from Church denomination and its the Hutchinson Road to M-86. ministry. Rev. Blakeslee said, general school equipment such as Crews have replaced three proejetore and movie equipment, and now' livre in Evart. narrow bridge* with culverts in window shades, etc, and 81443A7 For those hearing the HHB. Was saying them. These proved to Woodland Township, on the Jor­ Road, the Martin and the Band at Central Auditorium it w>> be exciting adventures and the dan Davenport Road. an afternoon of listening to ths reports of some of Ute vivid imagi­ leaders point out that many pro­ The Road Commission received nations were rewarding, not only grams and children have benefited delivery of a new Link-Belt die­ from past school fairs, and they sel-powered one-yard, drag-line Property owners in the Hastings school district /ire to vote ask community support to assure These presentations lack the shovel costing about 835.000. It Six new contracts for faculty Sunday's concert was a superte- replaces a 1862 Bay City shovel. Monday. April 11. in a special electum on sharing of the success of the 1966 School Fair. members far the 1966-87 school these elements can be supplied as Pleasantview' school district's debt, while at the same time year were approved by members the imagination soars with the HJLS. Band takes top honors mission to buying a new pickup Pleasantview citizens will vote on sharing the Hastings school of the Hastings Board of Educa­ melody, at the individual's will, State competition This to high truck and four new 8-yard tan­ The Hostings Senior High Scliool debt. tion at their regular meeting depending on the variety and dem trucks replacing 1M7 trucks. Band received No. 1 ratirws from Tuesday night at the high Hastings will vote on only the one issue--sharing PleasantArthur Steward and Junior Band tempo of the playing. Director Terril Zylman. but fay view’s debt which now is $260,000 with $7,000 of that sched­ Festival held In Plainwell. Satur­ (This writer " remembers when uled to be retired July 1. Pteaxday. March 5. the school rooms were first wired anlview's property owners will Hastings competed in th* AA with loud apeaker* and a main ern Unlverelly and Michigan this state of perfection. vote on ilia ring Hastings' debt State Unlversily, attending aa which now to 1760.000. Hastings Bunday the renditions of both Tills is the sixth year in a row Barty County a meat ” urgent one of their assignments. caninl had perfected a course of tltat the Hastings Band has ranted May 1. Supl. of Schools Richard music for children in the grades. I ratings from all Judges — four tired workshop," it m reported J. Guenther reported These recordings were played for years In Class A and two years secondary education, was hired In addition to the deM Issue. In double AA. as acting head librarian for the Some 250 contractors and OU>er area schoccs and their tarded held TUreday, March 1, builders turned out Tuesday Three In the Senior Band toratings: Class C. Delton, four Ts; will succeed Mre. Hadley Klgaj । night for a meeting on the new who to to continue her special ‘Contractors Licensing Law pa Oboe —Nina Bryan and Linda 383. held at the Hastings Mutual a II; Class C. Middleville. three education at Western Michigan Kahler. TV’s and a m: Class C, Caledonia, University. Mrs. Lang to to com­ Insurance Company Building three Il's and a ID; Class B. Maple plete her degree and certifica­ Valley, three H's and a I. and Class Storium, tion requirements at WMU dur­ the Hastings Area Chamber of A. Ionia, four H's. ing the next year. Al Monday s regular Hastings Commerce and all persons Inter­ All schools earning a I rating Gardner. Mary Karmen. Ann Neth- ested were Invited to attend. will enter the State Festival in President Mildred Smith read a elstant principal - teacher at Flint April 23. letter being sent to many local Northeastern School and of WelArthur Stewart! Jr.. Hastings orKsnir-aUons explaining the rea­ Mrs. Marshall Cook and Marneeds of the retard- l°ome Comera, Chidester. AlgonHigh band director, to first vice sons for the special election, and TUrital and John Tripp. to.ment them, both QUln <nd AIUlfl for n«xt year president of District 10 sMlchtaan duties wlU include-alemegi. Hi* Cl Usens Committee for the Clarinet—Sue Bachman, Karen Contraclor License Division of urging support. county and State, were Hto School Band and OrchestHM^" tarv high school, have announced tary counseling for *:uflenta at-' The letter explains thalfteMelation and was In qbargs of tending those buildups. Hs has antvlew, located near Lacey, has Dr A "ihaftarsd wortahop" tn a master's -in counseling and James Pam Lcvengood. - Barry County would supply work guidance and to working on hto cepted assignments towards the Festlval March 13 In Wyt ctlily with 11 cliusroomi and an Forty-tour high schools_____ elementary teaching certificate development of a new school. paled In Chis festival test Batur­ qulred to obtain the new state children enrolled In Klndergar-. at WMU. He has been on the A total of 817 persons are tacommunity aa mothers' helpers, Hastings faculty since 1959 as a license. ten through 8th grade. This ele­ er. assistant principal at Has­ yardmen, farmers' helpers and high school social studies in­ mentary school would continue tings High School, was selected David Towne and Brenda Trick. Adjudicators rating the Hastings some as Industrial workers. County Credit Bureau explained structor and at present spends tare. Including 173 eltlsens, 37 Contra Baas Clarinet — Gayle the steps required to obtain a Band were Harold Geerdes. Calvin three periods a day gs an ele­ Myers. J College; Art Hili'. Grand Valley aUon plan to begin rawarch for mentary counselor. ’’construction credit report." Wavsrly High at Lansing Fri­ College, Jack McKIndley. Lee High the number such a "sheltered Bass Clarinet-Frank Huss. Linda Application forms wllkbe avail­ participate in Che April elec- day and Saturday as .the Class School, and Nebon Hauenstein. Philp and Kathy Pike able at the Hastings Area Cham­ valedictorian of the HHS Class B "Coach of the Year “ Coach The CiUxens meeting to to be University of Michigan. work possibilities and for 'any of 1982. to to teach junior high Alio Clarinet—Martha Cove and ber of Commerce office. baildlnga. -This Miller's 1966-66 team won the held at- 8 pm. Wednesday. March Persons Interested In contact­ Intended aids to achieving such science and math next year. She Khooli first West Central Con­ to to graduate at WMU this 33. in Central Auditorium. a faculty. ference and Regional champtonAlto Saxophone — Jo Ann Aid­ ing their legislators at lanslng Chairmen of the various com ­ Summer. Her husband, Richard, Representative a mill. rich. Dawn Buck. Joyce Caukln, may contact: works at the Hasting* Mfg mittees Include Mrs. Jack Wood Patlle Gardner, Neysa Hawkins. Stanley M. Powell. R1 Ionia, "Incidentally, the Pleasantview dual mutches. The team finished ind Richard Blrke. publicity; 89th district; Representative Company. They live at Algon­ Jim King (Drum Major). Ted voters must vote to accept the Mrs. Loyal Kinney sad Hay Wie­ quin. James 8. Farnsworth. Oteetfo debt on the Hastings buildings as meet Coach Miller's coaching land. finance; Michael Klavo- (Librarian). 66th District: Senator Roger well as our extra operating mlUJohnson. 832 Birch Street. Marteach high school English next nlch and Richard Foster, build­ shaU. 20th District. Senator year. Bhe has a BA from OUvet ing and grounds; Mrs. James and Gene Englerth. "We have worked very'closely and to now teaching at Athens. Coleman and Robert Bhaltto, Baritone Saxophone—Ltote Coaly. Garry E. Brown. 331 W. Eliza with the Pleasantview Board of Four men are scheduled to' the Installation of a historical curriculum executive; Dr. Doug­ Schoolcraft, JHst District, or Education." the letter continues, marker and a parking area near teach Latin and social studies las Castleman and Mrs Richard Bishop. Jeff Chandler. Berre Dar­ Senator Harold J. Vblkema. Hol­ "and both boards feel that the Monday. March 14. Robert the original site of the famed and as assistant wrestling and Cotter, science and math; Mrs. land. 23rd District (Yankee annexation should take place. Btamm. vice chairman of the Yankee Springs mansion house or football coach. He has his BA Robert Cary and Walter Fors­ by. John DeVault. Jim Francisco. Springs). Bill Haan (Librarian), TUm Haan, "We ask that you call the elec­ Barry County Selective Service Inn which sheltered early travelers from Olivet and has taught the berg. social studies; Mrs. Eugene tion to the attention of your con­ In that section for many years. Board, has announoAL past two years In Drayton Plains Guernsey and Richard Kesse- Storkan. EUeen Tucker. Greg Webstituents and we urge your sup­ One man, Grorge M. Hoffman, Melendy, 34. was graduated nlch. communication skills; War­ The State GonservaUon Depart­ port of the proposal." Il con­ 19, to a transfer from Coldwater. ment has drafted the master plan from Adrian High In I960 where ren Williams and William Jerow. ry Williams and Scott Young. cludes. for the project. Ren Nsgel, park he lettered In baseball, football physical education; Mrs. RlchTrombone—Paul Curtis, Ron Tobias, 31. a volunteer. naturalist, has taken an active part and wrestling. He was on the sent their high school students Doolittle, Chris Jacoby, Steve Kel­ David L. Alton. 23, and J< Olivet track and football teams Huebner, tine arts; Mrs. Stewart ler. Gary Robbe. Dean Rose and In the development of the rite. Sweet and Bennie Carr, voca­ Pleasantview will add a tax OonstrucUon of the parking area and taught one semester of Wally Yerty. tional education. On Tuesday, March 33. 11 men was scheduled to begin Tuesday wrestling at OUvet. arganlmiion for the Michigan Re­ base of 82465.136 to the district. are scheduled to go (o Detroit March 8. Vault, Harold Lewis. Sieve WU- publican State Central Committee If the proposals are approved by tor their pre-inducUon physical both districts, the total tax in The Barry Oounty Historical So­ to teach junior high English and Itoms and David Wynn and Jeffrey B. KlnibaU. legal as ­ as head track coach and head examination. ciety. which has been promoting French Hom —Bill Hammond. sistant to Uie attorney general of Pleasantview would drop slight­ and burial was In the Dowling this project, to seeking more fi­ 8th grade football coach next Linda McClelland. Mary Mlles. Ken Massachusetto. are to speak Fri­ ly. aa the .district now pays 13 Cemetery. NOTICK — Johnstown Township nancial OMlriance to complete the year. He has his BA from Hun­ Russell. Phil Schtochter. Jim Btee- day, March 11, at ths I pm lunch­ mills for operating and 7 for the tington College and has taught Board of Review will meet on by and Ernest Vaughn. eon to be held at the Hotel Has­ debt, while Hastings' tax would the past two years at OUvet March 8 at the Johnstown Buss—Jack Bender < Student Di­ tings sponsored by the Barry High School. Township Hall from 9 am. to 4 explained rector), Gene Greenfield. Carol Republican Women’s Club. Shank. 38. was graduated from Mrs. Smith said Board of Edu­ Hoffman, Gordon Robinson and Mn. H. A. Adrounle, president, Leslie High School to 1946. At roll and assessments for Johns­ Gerald Young. to urging all Interested to attend. cation members could be invited OUvet he coached Junior high town Township. The board will to speak at organisations' meet­ Prums — Charles Andrus, Dennis also meet again on March 14 and Sandutty. and Sandusky’s chief football, baaketball. baseball and ings to explain the reasons for Craig, Oreg Martin. Wally Pool. 1$ al the Township Hall to ex­ executive to to come here for track, and at Huntington he clllty and hto wife. Abbie Potter the election. hibit the assessment roll and an­ Mayor’s Exchange Day to be held coached the college’s Junior var­ McKibbin. to In a nursing home teriy. Hastings school electors may sity basketball and vanity track al 801 & Hanover In Hastings swer questions of Interested peralso vote on the annexation of sons. h I c h to Monday. team. He played two yean of the Quimby and Weeks districts, Hastings on April IB. 1844. tn Those in the Junior Baixl in­ golf on jhe HuMtlngton Vanity. Luther Lena, Bec>. 3/10 May 18. which on March 1 voted down clude: Hto mother resides In Hastings. annexation proposals. That elec­ Hute — Jo Ann Miller. Janice The next school board meeting tion may be held during the Hastings where they lived until will •! V-Sn n\... Hurt, Marcia Mulder. Cathy Plet­ regular annual school election on cher, Nancy Kaufman. Ann Wie­ April 18. Instead of April 13 land, Patricia St. Martin and Beth tentative for toe Young Republi­ July 13. home south of Dowling. which Is during the Spring vaca­ 5 and Abbie will be 03 on July Allen. tion can National Federation from June Oboe—Oreg Cutehaw. through October. 1968, working to 11 Western states, and was execu­ vlUe Township, the son of John tive secretary for the Young Re­ and Caroline McKlbbin. She was Trudy Schtochter. SheUy Shephard. publican League of Minnesota from Nancy Bashman. Brenda Skedgell. January. I960, to July, 1861. Valeria Barnum. Nancy Barnett. From July, 1981, to July I, 1983 (Uncte Jim) and Haldah (Aunt Renato Baird. HoUie Hewitt. Becky he was executive secretary of the Central P.T.A. will meet Huldah) Myers Potter. They He­ BuUhouse. Janine Towne, Kathy Young Republican National Feder­ ed aU of thetr Uvea in Barry Tobias, Esther Wellman. Don ation. study hall at Central School. Of County. Paul Botch. 87. a former real- daughter. Mrs. Donald (June) He was coordinator of Uie Michi­ Interest to everyone wlU be a Alto Clarinet—Mark Anderson. gan OOP convention tn February, Emmanuel Episcopal Church head at Michigan Local Health talk on "Parental Role in Child will be the scene at ro-dedicatian Services, a branch of the Mlch- Development" by Julia Boyce, a and Anna, who died in infancy; struck by a pickup truck as KimbaU, 28. is a native of was crossing 34th Avenue Northcercmonlre LWraiunum Sunday, to — mark ----- — tgan Department of Health. social worker from the Child Mra Edna Brown of Hickory brenner. Cornet—Pat Mahler, Mark Olm- Springfield. Mas*. and received hto completion of remodeling and with headquarters tn Lansing. Guidance Clinic in Kalamasoo Comers, and Melvin (Hap) Mctow degree from Georgetown and TeatUe. Wash. improvements totalling more Rafreahmento will be served. AU caUfortn*. The following FTJL members parents are urged to attend. than 837.000. The Rt. Rev. Dud­ Mr. Bareh was kwaeked 38 ' He was । children; 18 Busan Chaffee, Debbie Hoffman. publican organlxattou, as well as ley B McNeil. D. D, Bishop of and one en Paul Levengood and Nick CtagetL in other political and legal organl- multiple injuries. the Diocese of Western Michi­ gan wlU otncMte. abated by the Brogan, John Mr Borch moved to Seattle My Btohop, Kevin Kurr. Can­ flntanU Undm RUTLAND TOWNSHIP SPRING STYLE SHOW te Bivens. Janet Jatnm and Torn Surviving are hto wife. Marie; Hallttkx. ' Tuesday, March 23. Two-hundhd and thirty mema son. Allan P. Borch. Seattle; ’reported net French Horn-Randy HaU. Dick teal Auditorium. 8 a daughter. Viola M Borch. Review will-meet after taxes Hastings BPW Club Arnold and Phil Huver. Wright and Banaid ship Fund. visited Cha legislature ak Lansing, with >1433.188 in the preceding O'.roth, Vic Camp. Gary Miller. grandchildren. Wednesday, and later ware guests Mre. Borch's address to: 2448 ■went roll. N.W. 87th BL. Seattle. Wash Williams at tea following their 1487.788 nounced that the YMCA board mspection of the capital NOTICE—The Board of Review School Board Grants Contracts For Next Year Hastings High Band Rates Tops In AA Class Pleasantview and Hastings to Vote On School Debts Our Band Provides Magic, Magnificence of Music Property Owners Must Approve Sharing Debts for Annexation; Election Set for Monday, April 11 P Barry Needs ‘Sheltered Shop’ For Retarded 250 Builders Attend Meeting On New License Citizens Group For New School Meets March 23 4 Men Leave Here Monday for Military Service Begin Construction Of Yankos Spring* Morksr Location Jesse Barnes, Printer, Dies On Saturday GOP Women to Hear Speakers at Friday Luncheon Barry Couple Wed 70 Yean bits of yesterday". as gleaned from the Hanner filej Former Wall Lake Resident Killed in Crash Child Guidance Expert to Spook At Central PTA Year'* Earning* Lined at $946,268 Youth Boards Moot Hastings la a ma Ma; PBnummn — Gary Cuyier. Jim Cary. Steve Baldwin. Elmer Smith �IFUL, EXQUISITE, 'AUTUMN HAI HAMS^ FARMER PEET'S FULLY-COOKED, GENEROUS SHANK PORTION LAMB ROAST SHOULDER CUT FAiMH rars fuuy-cookh>, ahch sow mmoVbj WHOLE HAMS 14-IB LA. AVO. BY-THE-PIECE ... CANADIAN STYLE ROSE BACON PIONEER PINE FOR BRAISING ... BEEF SHORT RIBS SWIFTS PRIMIUM WB FANCY LEG-0 LAMB LIQUID BLEACH PESCHXE SMOKED POLISH OR ROASTED SAUSAGE SWIFTS PREMIUM PRO-TEN BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAKS ^MICHIGAN PURE! went to visit Mna Ruffner Bundar- £*» to coming along Uhaood shape and may be borne aeon. A Fv£ Mai* Weeks wte tea been bone for a vistt leavm tor Ft. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SUGAR ITEMS IN THIS AD. POTATO CHIPS Florida 200 Size ORANGES WITH COUPON BELOW AND PURCHASE OF FOUR SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS Michigan Yellow 25 WATTS OR MORE ONIONS WITH COUPON IN YOUR 'AUTUMN HARVEST' BUTTERMILK CORN MUFFIN OR HONEY­ DATE PIE CRUST AS M SKIT PH-RITZ YOUR CHOICE OF VARIETIES ... ROYAL B-OZ. WT. PKG. INSTANT PUDDINGS Pkfl-10c PKG. OF 200 2-PLY WHITE OR COLORS SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE 5<*$1.00 Apple, Cherry Redeem the coupons In your mailed Peach 100 EXTRA ^FROZEN PIES WITH COUPON BELOW ,_____ PERCH Champions of the Wpat Caattwl! 1-LB. S*H GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF 5 _______ PKGS. OF SPARTAN FROZEN VEGETABLES. 50 EXTRA 6-OZ. SAH GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF 1­ LB. OF SPARTAN BACON. FILLETS neo. COUNTRY FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE WAGNER'S ORANGE OR GRAPE DRINKS SPARTAN PLAIN OR SNARED DONUTS SPARTAN INSTANT COFFEE PIT-RITZ ROZIN I-LB. 6OZ. AW, CHERRY OR PEACH FREE • FREE • FREE B4B. BAG, PURI » Michigan Beat Sugar WITH PURCHASE OF 4, 21 WATT OR MORI Sylvania Light Bulbs WITH THIS CODON AND A $5 OB MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SAT., AAAR. 12, I960. MAILED CALENDAR... 'Autumn Harveef Calendar this week for... 4-FISHERMEN FROZEN Hail to Hastings. done an outstanding job this year in winning champton•hip. In three sports The football. haArrthall and wres­ tling teams have all been crowned Wert Central Con­ ference champion*. Cungratulattons are In order to the coaches and the boy*. With a good showing in aping sports, the local high school can easily win the aB-gports trophy again this year; a feat they have sc- „ 10‘ JIFFY MIXES WITH THIS COUON AND A |5 OR MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SAT., MAR. .IQ, 1946. 4 i-qt. btu $1.00 2-dozcn 49c �Citizens’ Group । Studies Barry s Social Problems Al Sigiu Chidester Chit-Chat By Mra. Pearl Erway Potter *1 Hesltags Hmm Wl J-J*n Keith Ferris from Ferri* visi- _ ruMK-t. rnrry sirw irom i nieago County Welfare Director, an- «n Frb. IS and returned Feb. 29. fwuncea that a Citizen* Com-1 During their four-day *tay on mittjw, ha* t___ . ftw, dm-. »7-^o*_ * purpo*e of studying the tocla)1 tended u business convention in m -"vtce problem* of the Hartlnn I Caimen. ca and Barry County. j ^cr attending a Hard! Gra* Thl* cfilxciu committee held In Nice, the Sign* con­ - fl——. —... .. I tlnilCtl nn tn Porta Ihw Miaa Jane Child from the co- i IXirallve Extension t; —_ __is opernuve service working with Mrs. Fisher in ad-. /W V F ranting plan*. The first planned project for | . r v * J (tir LfldV J In the Rea available Hastings Elks Host District Ritual Contest The South Central District of the Michigan Elk* Association, Comprised at Lodge* in Jackson. Battle.CrMk. Adrian, Coldwater. Monroe, Hillsdale, Flat Rock. Albion and Hasting*, held their annual RltualUUc Contest Sat­ urday, March 5. at the Hastings Masonic Temple. The District winner* of the contest were: First, Jackson 112; Second. Adrian 429; Third. Bat­ tle Creek 1311 Fourth, Hillsdale 1576, and Fifth, Hastings 1965. *mIl« . Knowlton. I u> Tams - WlUnark for royalty Harry Leckrone, chaplain of Aidermnn James Coleman. Mrs. and orchestration*. $82 65 to Jack Wood, Mrs. Louise Odray- Tracy for scores and $2.61250 to Trticy for costumes and scenery. Individual wolska and Dr. C. E. Morrill. express and air freight and one set of Tympani Officiating at the contest were drums) was S75. ;Mose* Marod of Grand Haven. ------------ • Dr. Cheater Zwtealcr of Benton Harbor. Ray Crew of 8L Joseph, Robert Lace of Nile*. Robert Millen of Dowagiac and Richard Abler of BL Joseph. At the evening festivities which included a banquet and . . ; Presbyterian Church from 7 am. dance. Mayor Franklin C. Beck­ with welcomed Uie contestants, HEIJ7 WANTED—Tire and ga-'the Milhodlst Church. Gordon visitors and dignitaries to Has­ nurc service man. Apply at: Al Sheldon will be master of cere- tings. Signs Tire Service, 235 8 Jef-1 monies and the speaker will be Roy Gallle. of Lansing 196. tenon. 3 17 Dr. Charles E. Morrill. president of the Michigan Elk* Association; Ray Crelth. of Ply­ mouth 1780, vice president; Jo­ seph Duda, of Flat Rock 1731, DDOER. and Nell SherrifT. of Hillsdale 1575. dlitrict vice presi­ dent, also welcomed all the guest* attending the banquet in the evening. Trophies ware given out by Ralph Soper of Ann Arbqr 325, Slate Ritual Chairman and Mor­ ris RosenUial of Adrian 429, Dis­ trict Ritual Chairman and their committee. CORN«t8 W8C8 »24A0. The Welcome Gomers WSCfl $346.07 will meet at the home of Ruby <kettle Ander.ion on Wednesday. March, a“" Dr. Morrill Speak, - ---------------------------- - At Lenten Breakfast Sti "Begorra It s Gardner's Of Course tcred In the State Ritualistic Contest to be held in Flint at the State Convention In May. Winner of the State Contest will then be entered In the National Ritualistic Contest to be held In tional Convention in July. Dowling By Mra. Donald Proajrock ««*>*!' and Ung Fann Bureau group Tuesday evening. * Margaret Moon la a Beautiful pktel. * The Dowling Pennock Haspltel Guild wlU meet Wed- All Occasion Party Supplies Plus, S&H Green Stamps GARDNE Quality and 'Jriwutltf Service Buick's'WOaooo-SwMPStakM. The Womens Society of Dowling Methodise Church te to meet Thursday, March IK A dinner will be served In the church basement at noon, to which the public is invited. v Recent visitors at Mrs. Wesley Edmonds homo included Mrs. Lulu Gorhwto of R4 Hartings: B*Ue Halfman and .Blanch* 2W51 2W64 1-W69 2Z51 2ZM 2Z69 31135 31235­ 31635 31739 31839 342 343 316 7 3LG9 3'33 3742 3F47 3748 3J52 3154 3161 4N69 4S57 4%2 4J62 4J64 4K3 4K38 4K43 4X47 4K48 4N6O 4N65 4U64 4U72 4U74 4U76 4U78 4W51 4W52 4W53 4W54 (ill Oi U winner* pv.iuw —w,,. sas vour entire vehide MsntdicsUon number on ths po*lsr-the symbol* plus ths rest Of th* number»-$2332 cash » yo*r»- (W P<*rt» '*nT ..... . ... ,*i. iin Ynur numb»r* mav ■ new symbol* in BUICK'S There’s an suUwrin Book of the Year xi .• • , •'’OrlOnGl Honorary the Immediate family. He was a passenger In the car driven by Phillip* L. Sprague. 20. R1 Lyons. Sprague was In Pen­ nock Hospital about midnight Friday while traveling west..Sprague failed to make n curve and Die car bounced along a guard rail, finally plunging down the bank and rolling over twice before coming to rest on Its top about 300 feet from the road, accord­ ing to the report. John D. Borton. 19, lost con­ trol of a 1961 Chevrolet about 9:40 pm. Biinday driving west on the Gun Lake Road Just south of the Erway Road. Borton said he must have fallen asleep.1 His car went off the rood taking; out one guard post, then going 244 feet over a bank, through a1 fence coming to rest In a field? He was taken to Pennock Hos­ pital. A 1966 Volkswagen parked on. Woodland Avenue owped by■ Robert Schneider. 409 E Wood­ land. was hit by a car driven by Newell Heath. 33. R3 Hastings, about 3:10 am. Friday. Marilyn Jean Chaffee. 29. and her son. Brian Scott Chaffee, 214, R3 Hastings, reportedly escaped Injury about 4:30 pm. Friday when she lost control of her Chevrolet while driving to pick up her husband. Richard, on the Barber Road. The car weht off the blacktop, through a * fen:e and 253 feel Into a field before stopping. Three persons escaped serious Injury about 3:45 pm. Wednes­ day, March 2, In a two-car Crash on the Wall Lake Road. M-43 4W61 4V.62 4W64 4257 4Z62 through arrangements completed shortly before th® death of the late Dr. H. A. Adrounle. g 623W 632C 63 2W 635A 8i? -----638K B14F B34P. B34W ■ML 854C 854M 6620 862W 963K 963W AI2 Nine first part ol your vehicle identification number is here.you might Deowlnner. H*r*'s how It work*. Look st th* first symbols fih« oralixlon vour vehei* identification shp.Th*n Ray Bell Hurt a Critically Friday rt’niwui IN HASTINGS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > ITS OUR Through Sat. only NNIVERJiARY REDUCED Fashion Manor self-insulated draperies w, -i Backward Glances 4264 543 6O4F 6O4M 614C 614M 621K «22M «2b*' 7J31 InvonL no pwrias to sute*. tn Isct you don’t oven h*v* to own a Bteck to have a winning numb*r. Officers Disarm Distraught Middleville Man | Radiological Monitoring Claim Set for Delton More About A newlist every week from now until March 31st. 429 first prizes. 3*60 3*64 3A67 JA68 3*72 ,.V.| 3E43 3147 praddent Barry County deputies, amist__ . ,,, « . . . gin wim A-n. vomercncea tor • reexor> La* >y niuiorv, cnauman - t?afc?.u* parents of students whose last I of membership committee for two from Eaton County, one , 7 , .iT.VZ . ... Sh<' I namra begin with with L-Z . ~~ . names begin L-Z are are sc.hedsched- ' State of Michigan, and Floyd iit*" ^7' nul,5 ! ulcd for Thursday. w.wh March iq 17. Darrow, director of this region. । rom Charlotte and Bellevue • reports that her father, is quite DOOrlV. Perhaps Pernanc a cheery ciw-rv card r-nrri __- — -__ 1I poorly. were called to Middleville at 1:1ft might help. He Uvea at 639 8 im Wednesday and were able ' Market in Har.tngx. . Monday luncheon guests of or Thursday evenings will be this meeting. Uie Merle Vandahoffs were Mr. ’Howard Holly reported. and Mra. Stanley Woods of Grand Rapids Thjy are bulldThe man. father of two chllw b." Ing a new liomc at living where iren. had a 30-30 rifle and had I Urey intend to Uye. * The Glenn .'Ired one shot from the down­ . Roushs* of near Nashville were ultd this Spring to enable par ­ stairs bedroom. The slug had tied his way to earn nmner-up> Bunday callers at the David ents to confer with more teach.odged tn an upstairs bedroom honors In the State class BI Smith home, a Laurence Potter tear one of the youngsters* beds.. wrestling tournament Friday and| visited at the Dean Potters last ■A radiological monitoring class, Saturday at Waverly Highi Friday * Charline Kidder and sponsoied by the Delton and sary to schedule two evenings as Hickory Comers Fire Depart­ trice Korchcr and Violet ISobln- the evening turn out was much ment. will be held at the Delton larger than could be handled in victortes against two defeats. Fire Boms on Tuesday. March attended a recognition program a satisfactory way. Parente are requested to\come After help arrived, they con­ Wood* and Mr. Koogcra. licensed aline Callihan and daughter. at the scheduled times as nearly with tlx? Atomic Energy Com­ tinued trying to get the man to irian, of East Hastings also at­ as possible. However, If for some mission, instructing .course, us­ come out. When that failed, a reason there Is a conflict with Charlotte officer fired two tear tended. Marian received honor­ ing radiation source material gas cartridges into the hallway able mention for losing a great other activities, the parent may throughout the course of the bedroom where the man deal of weight She was pnsent- attend during another session This meeting is open to the was. When that failed. Hastings convenient to them. Two young men were Injured public. Officer Jack Cross fired a tear ni- ojxi. uui uu* aiiaiiKrFriday night, one critically, when William A. Barr. Barry Coun­ their car swirled out of control । ment will make It possible for ty Civil Defense director urges gas slug into the bedroom. The man went Into the kitchen and over a 40-foot bank on the Ber­ Deputy Holly entered, took the ryville HUI on M-79 about eight Gordon Johncock, Hastings„ „ least two men complete this gun and secured him. miles southwest of Hastings, outstanding race driver. Is listed their son or daughtrm progrctii course under A E C license so Sheriff Merl H. Campbell re­ in th? 1066 Encyclopedia Britan- in school, the announcement The rifle was loaded with eight shells. ported. — — .. Book of UK —MM. nlca'.i the *Year as one •>slated. Barry Oounty can be supplied Raymond L. BeU. 22. R4 Has­ of tin- "young drivers who en- . ------------ --------------with radiological instruments. tings, Osborn Road, was In seri­ Joyed a successful" 1965 season. 1 tronsferred to Butterworth Hos­ For further information. conous condition In Blodgett Hospl- In which he finished Sth In the ivuiiuiiui iiunurury .tact ony fJre 8hcrlff8 of. pital In Grand Rapids. The man Indianapolis 500. I — - Damson, a Stu- I flee or Director Barr. Civil De- had twice received treatment. | ----William "Bill" transferred there from Pennock 1 dent in tlu> graduate Scliool of fence. suffering with internal Injuries, Arriving home from the Business Administration at the t —--------- •------------addition to Deputy Htolly. were fractured riba and multiple lac­ Southland last week were Uie ! Uni vendty of Michigan, has reMra. Itoes ------------------------------------Mrs Rons Duan Dunn returned lior.ic home ----T*PuUes Richard Barnum.--------Gererations and bruises. ---------------------------------and and Ken Ken DeMoit. Tom Ta flees who had a wonder- cen'.ly been elected tn Beta Gam- -last week after being--------with |Md her I*Smith Id Smith J—*-*— and — * family, -—the •*— ’*••* ■--- Policeman --------- Ol Dr. i Heatings ty. Visitor. were ful vacation going as far south I ma Sigma, a National Honorary’daughter a* the,Keys. Business Society. 1 Arthur Haights, In Ann Arbor 1 Pierson also assisted. Augurta. * The Lawrence Quicks Accordlng to the report, one were In Lansing Bunday honor­ ing Mra. Quick's parents. Mr. car went off the shoulder, took and Mra. Nyle Nye, on their wed­ out three guard posts, then, swirled back on the road for 61 ding anniversary. feet before the Impact. The car continued 72 feel taking out four more poets and both cars went over the bank, taking out 10 more posts You may have won*2332“cash! 2665 2J26 2J53 2163 2164 2J67 2169 2172 2K32 2K47 2N51 2N52< Deter, Hawks. 61. R2 Delton, and the former Dowling area rmidtnte, and Mr. and Mr*. Dalyn Hoff- of R2 Delton. Vivian Hawks. 18. DRUGS j'lli-H James Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hofhnrister Visited the Perris' Sunday. * Mr. will be lieid at Lakewood High County wlU ba held Tuesday. and Mrs. Frank Kurr were Sun- School on Tuesday^ March 16. Mrlcs of ela^-M nn I nicni*0U5 tucccM from an enter­ ing and ta£llly L*¥" tainment standpoint, but finan“ »«t into the red. acmomh Jr ta thc cording to the report given the 'Board of Eduction Tuesday Th»e attending-the first meet- night. Lann*u Ken-. Hreelpl. totaled $3,161 and "eWRussell Doty, the1 expense. $3,864.63 for a deficit Rev. Don M. Gury, Mrs. Martha of $703.63. Kuhn, Mrs. Jerome VanMalre. However, there was- $82252 In Mrs. James Mathew*. Frank the operetta fund from past True!geon, Chris' Howard. Rob-'shows. r\L.Kl^!LDu’rar‘I c*Vn- Totn। Disbursements Included »64991 TOO LATE TO CIASSIFY ^ Stota Employees In Barry to Meet Tuesday Lakewood High Plana Parent, Teacher Meets Mrs. Gladys E. Oaakill of Del­ ton and Clifford Gardner of Middleville have received con­ firmation of Uielr appointments aa postmasters in their respective villages. Keep rooms cooler in summer, warmer in winter! single window . to wall-to-wall widths, sill lengths, floor lengths! in stock or rush ordered. Tique ... reg. 7.98, now; the Presbyterian Church service on Bunday the Rev. Lesson Sharpe, to whom a call had been Machine wath and hang—no iron! 2-year guarantee agalntt lunfading.* begin 111* pastoral duties here on Carter Bunday, April 4. White • Beige • Toast • Ice Green • Honey Gold • Bronze Glow • Olive • Burnt Orange • Blueberry Luxurious Avisco* rayon and cotton brocode 6” 4ft* vids i R4•r,40" te«g Th? Hasting* High School *tu- Embassy ... reg. 8.98, now at th* fifth annual convention of the Michigan Intcncholaatlc faculty advisor reaponslbie for thia publication. 2-year guarantee against sunfading.* A beautiful antique satin, rayon and acetate. White • Beige • Sandalwood • Cinnamon •' Antique Gold • Moss Green • Tangerine • Bluet 17. U«tro<t. Mtcrugsn tel winning numMri 1. own whkie vehicle toentlIdet.,.ry form will be in- See how you IffiTE'rSS.'J that people, especially In Lon­ don. are In continual fear of Zeppelin raids Traverse Rods—Extension 5.98 48’ to 84- . pinch pleat Z.69 �Past Resident Of Lake Odessa Rural Yotath Exodus the Fann ORIAL Washington. The decline of the raSroada In the United Matte during the peat Know Your Legislators See Great Lakes Greatest Fresh Water Fishery The enormous potential bene­ fits of the great bodies of fresh water that surround Michigan JiClude the opportunity to de­ velop this State's sport and com- Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Bectri-clean Own Rangel Jor. Them student* are assigned to special advisors who will as­ sist them tn choosing a more .pacific major. One ot the great adrentajjb of Ihe CoMge of Agriculture is that all the pro­ due* itself in face of predicted alewife populations. Recognising thia and the fact that newly-returned lake trout will not spawn for six or seven say restocking of the lakes with hatchery trout must be contin­ ued at the most rapid rata pos- Knannm /AINUT AND S. JEFFERSON Mh Dirtrite—Boger Johnten, m Btoott Street, Marshall (Woodland. Hastings City, Haa- Basically, this is the thinking behind lhe Department's pro­ gram to attempt establishing In the language of the eco­ new specie* In the Great Lakes. On* fish the Department wants nomic, Rhe need for new young to introduce Is the coho (silver) people tn the coneemUon and HASTINGS Our Constant Purpose Throughout our fjfm’s forty-three years of servide, one purpose has guided every effort: to provide genu­ reporta Tanner. "We think chances of success are extremely good. It la a fish ot high quality. Oven cleant itself and even the oven shelves and cooking unit drip bowls-all electrically-ends tiresome scrubbing and scouring! Ceak-Unter control starts, stops own automatically. Oven's “holiday" tlx., holds even huge turkey, big-family meals. Giant storage drawer for ~ , $ I) 1 g| Q /I MU ||££J| V ■ Consumers power problem? More so than the *<a lamprey ever was, according to (Yankee Springs, Orangeville. those beat informed op. the situ­ Hope, Baltimore, Johnstown. ation. x'— • Barry. Orangwffle 'Ibwnshtp*.! The alewife 1* to numerous 88th Dtotricl—Stanley M. Fow- that it now poses a threat to eH, Hl Ionia. (Thomapple, Irv­ ing. Carlton, Woodland, Rutland. Ing within the Great Lakro.1 Hasting*, raetteton. Maple Grove, Tanner reports. It makes up over Assyria and Hastings City. 90 percent of the weight of all fish present in the Great Lake* and its number* are expected to hold steady somewhere near thk* high level. In light of the total picture, Tanner says the time has come to question present objective* of management programs on The ine help when it is most needed. In time of bqrgoyemenf. you may confidently call Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. lhe country. Thia Ash is comparatively cheap- to raise and can be re­ leased in streams tributary to LEOnflROOSGOOD ^-funenai-kiotne strong homing instinct, give* promise of a high return to good spawning strums where the De­ partment win plant it. . 'This species, in conjunction Phone 945-2471 He explains: "Growing i Volmar was Uie Western Collegi­ lions ot Michigan residents, ] ate Hockey Association's leading our millions of Summer visit scorer, tn IMO with 18 goal* and 21 assists for 41 point*. While we can continue to im­ prove fishing in our Inland lake* and streams, the sport fishing fronUer of Michigan, and indeed, of all North America, is on the Great Lake*.” Aa pointed out earlier, Ulla 3 PIECE KOHLER Lake* sport Hshing li now be­ ing vigorously Nulled by the alewife, helped by lhe remnant sea lamprey populaUon. Hare,. staff see it, is bow these prob­ lem* should be approached. T think a policy needs to be laid down that recognizes recre­ ational fishing aa yielding lhe most good to ttie most people; and that lhe fisheries of the h COLOR BATH OUTFIT [ FOR LESS THAN WHITE ] | i li/VDEBWEAR Tailored with "tUuk” [or [ashltn Q function blwPCt M'SUW iWt-Aew. higbw. Isstarartl, •.pored atckHoe, Masrirre* collar, tongtr (leave Itegtk, extra kmg taA Powvr-kait* 100% totebr eotead retire. firn I. M. L B $1Jg tapered BRUTE ritert—3-narDy tatior*d for the smooth, lens Mttag. tapered tot* Marine* fashionable crew seek collar; fowav-kmfa 100% heavier combed erttoa. $iml.a.L* SfJd MM SUM NY Wttf-Tte aew. reedera brief tapered SUM WT «ttfl-Tap*rad ted abbre­ viated lep; racist ride vests. styfchfy trimmed. elimiMtes eu*es frtrlc and tot. White, uM coion, tartae piaidi. and checkt. Stas 2948 (IM Cast Iron^kt Reverse Trap Q Lavatory (Trim extra) worr Ruriau Choice of Yellow, Peach, or Green Ako avteaMe bi tto Mlowtog tfyM; tapered *11 OUT bmrt-Slm tapered SUM UY kart tow Ire* M40-4173 twtl. nock AIFME aMrt-g, M. L M-WM tlrevrim MM jbH-4, k. I, 1 - «IM mock tartM COTM teirt-4. M, L XL-42.00 Gray MARKING $99.95 PHONE 623-5381 �Widow of Past Official IS A HEARTY HHS Students To Attend Model United Nations Dukxs home. * Rev. and Mra Wil­ liam Bryde and Roy Dakas ware Friday nipper guests ot Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dutra. * Mr. and Mra 37. visitor* at lhe Ben Christie Floyd Dukea visited Mr. and Mra home. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Frank School and married Verner Web­ Dutcher and children spent tte ster on Deo. 7. 1004. Feb. M weekend with MT. and They lived cm a farm in Barry Mra. John Dutcher and daughTownship until Mr. Webater was elected register of deeds at Barry Oounty in 1930. Mr. Webster died cm March 31. 1901. J**™ • member at the First Methodist Church, and the W.B.CB. . Mra. Webster la survived by and Cindy Bird attended a of Mra. Lula f^nea at the Leonardone eon. Leon of Arlington birthday party Monday. Feb. M. Osgood Funeral Homs In Hastings Heights. 111; two daughters. Mra. for Marsha Kidder at the Leon­ Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Woody Leah Blough of 1329 8. Hanover ard Kidder's home, West Free- Wtnegarden of Hartings were Fri­ day vWtari ot Mr. and Mra. Dean and Mra. Ruaaell (Maxine) Toiles Stuart. * Mra. Donald Cullen and of R4 Hastings; seven grandchil­ dren, and 15 great grand rh(iad the funeral of Glenn Conley in Hastings Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Eugene Poll and daughters of Alto were Saturday visitors of the Dean old Price and Mra. Russell Price Stuart family. Mr. and Mra. Sheldon Meeecar were Grand Rapids visitors Feb. 25,. Mra. Harold Price and chil­ at Mulliken were Sunday viaitora dren were supper guests. ■* Julie, of hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Jay Terry and Gary Yoder spent the Wing. UPHOLSTERING are to ba Lee Belfield. Mary L. Settles, Gloria Casey. seniors, and Steve Taffee. Rex Wieland and Lauri Barden. Juniors. William Czlnder 4nd La Verne Be Beau will al»o attend as fac- Charge Driver With Negligent Homicide --- V 'Ttaon. 11. or h»nt at the Michigan , Institute at Pino ewninaUon when Tuesday befrae dM L. E. Barnett of negligent homl- • Pkkap and DeUveey. • Maay Samples. • 10 Tears Same Leeafien. BUILDING Woyne Haxel Phong 374-3523 Happiness Is many things to many people, but everyone is hap­ pier when they start the day off right with a hearty breakfart. The United States Department of the Interior's Bureau of Com­ mercial Fisheries has just released a unique recipe booklet entitled Top O' The Marais’ that features 21 bright new breakfast ideas with fish and shellfish. You ean receive a copy of this attractive full­ color booklet by sending 25c to the Superintendent of Docaments. U. 8. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402, Hera’s ona hearty breakfast idea from the booklet that’s fixed In a jiffy. Jiffy Fillets ean be prepared using any available fresh or froxen fish fillets found at the supermarket seafood counter. The fillets are brushed with a tippy lemon juice and oil mixture, then sprinkled with paprika for brownneu and broiled In the oven until tender. When you set out a plate of these golden fish fillets for breakfast, the whole day will seem brighter, in fact you’ll have to contain yourself or youll be serving fish foj- every meat 1 teat poo n salt Dash white pepper Paprika v. ...----- » aung usuennw. rrruiuuum and Culbert helped Mra. Ixvttle Qustemala sort Cuba and a fair­ Bumpus celebrate Iut birthday ly rxt^IuUw look at Africa in Baturday. Mr and MraJohn 1-^;^ m 1M9. He says. “In Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Warren 1()r United Nations-one doesn't Cairns were Sunday visitors. Mr. |orgrt Khruscheve's shoe-poundand Mm. Cart Faulkner enter- . ln<i „ many hectf* night* in talned Mrs. Bumpus Monday for llMJ security Counsil during dinner with some of the neigh- | which peurv somehow denied to bora coming in later for Ice emerge, though It wasn't always cream. cake Mnd coffer * Mr. flrar and Mra WnT Hill of Charlotte This exciting program of re­ spent Saturday evening with her I rolactlng activities of the United brother. Mr. and Mra John Ma-1 buttons b, iponoored by Hlllsson. * Mrsdamcs Faulkner. Cui- dale college International Rcbert. Mason and Cairns attended tettons Club with the assistance the W-S-CS. at the home at Mra. of Rotary International. It has Henney at Carlton Center Thur*- been lauded as an important day. * Mr. and Mra. Guy Nash' aid to International understand of Carlton called on Warren jng tor high school students. Jim Gillespie Receives Award $600.00 IN PRIZES AT GILMORE’S , SV.sss.; is Mr. sad Mr*, vuMuiratka. Lake Odessa, aa <:*< .. Mank I, S Ike., Ills «•; «• ud Mr* Davte L»ln«»r. Dtl-.f" >:M *.*_ Marek t. S Iks.. ® eas-l Mr. and Mrs. Victor BrSaaU, Jr. Jiffy Fillets 2 pounds rockfish fillets or other fish fillets, fresh or froxen U cup melted fat or oil 2 tablespoons lemon juice visited Mr. and Mra. Dave Relgler Of Cartton Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Art Clinton were Friday lunch • Frw Estimates la the Has­ tings Area aa Thursdays. THE FURNITURE Births at Pennock fatally. SwJy Short Course. s award la,presented by the gnu Feed and Grain Dealers latkm and i* based <m scholj, leadership and citizenship Marriage Licenses New for Spring Ml HOSPIIAL Put Pockets in Rib Chops - Stuff ’ ' What gives the prise In sur­ prise? That depends upon the It’s Jantzen with the f nifty netsl Catch beaus of butterflies ' In this cool little costume. The Net Set blouson Is trimmed with daisies, nips in at the hips with an elasticized hem. It tops tiny no-waistband shorts. Both are fully lined, machine washable. 100?i cotton. Delicious colors Iced with white. The blouson, S-M L. $8.00 The Jamaica, 8-16. $7.00 just wear a smile and ajantZCfl side hold the stuffing better > Fill chops with Mushroom Stuff­ ing. Brown chops in lard or dnpptngs Pour oft drippings Here'* What You Get! Abmoittviij a Main. r.t. U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions 15 PIECES IN ALL TIJI COMPLETE ROOM—FROM THE RUG ON THE FLOOR TO THE PICTURES ON THE WALL AND THE BLANKET ON THE BID. BUY NOW WITH NO Money Down M98V~ $10.00 tstrs fee Nyfoa Cerar !•»*— Bakers P. Oar. Balli. Crm ■Clear. Uak. SISASS >0 aaMla. SI French Dressing Gives Flavor To Fried Liver Mra. Homemaker can give her­ self a pot on the back if she's served her family liver once a Ir a delicious entree wiren prop­ erly prepared. points out meat authority Rct» Staggs. She sug­ gests dipping the alloea in French dressing then coaling with sea­ Floe Naw FeraJtees Marakaaen, IM UM —Mkakar ANYWI !i cup butter or margarine '. cup chopped mushrooms 1H teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon minced parsley in flavorful lard or drippings Llrsr it tender. Give it gentle cooking m> the meat remains Frvneh-Slyle Liver 1 pound diced beef liver 13 cup French drawing 2 3 cup rnnebed flour Look for famous 'Trade-frame' labels 117 W. STATE STREET PHONE 9454172 i things you buy .. . you'll find Parmalei �BAJfMEM Speaker Describe Requisites For Happy Marriage The aenior girt* of Hasting* Rumplestiltskin Is Sellout for Both Performances Mary Jane Roose Pledges Troth to Fred C. Brooks of their daughter. Mary Jane. to Mrs. Arnold C. Brooks of Grand Ticket* for RumpiesUltakin. which b to be presented in Per­ formances al 1 and 3:30 P-m. Sat­ urday, Marti: 13, by the Plymouth Lakewood High Lansing Business University and U employed by the Oldsmobile Divi­ sion of General Motor* In Lansing. tion of University Women, have Mra. Fred Martde Birk, ticket chair- Society newS by Uie Friend* of lhe Library who mod* ted. They explained that du* to a OES Past Presidents Meet at Hickory The Barn- County OES Richard Ponte of Framingham. The responre to this production coach at Femdale High School. LaVerne Klnne. president, Reba cqubto of Detroit. Mbs Fonts was graduated from Hastings High School In 1963 and from Ferris State College In Decem­ ber. 1965. as a medical assistant the University of Detroit. Mrs. She b now employed al lhe ed and each guest look home a Framingham hospital. Her fiance lovely gift presented by the hos- b at Ferris College, where he will graduate thb June with a degree In business administra­ tion. Their wedding date b with learning about a variety of scheduled for June 25. Mr*. Shad* firmly believer. young people, observing them in many aHuaUon* and making a In dating and later in marriage Parents Announce Daughter's Troth, Plans for Nuptials Mr. and Mrs Arthur I. Palmer of R1 Delton, wish to announce Uie engagement of Uieir daughter, Bonnie Jean, to Frank J. Kenfield Personal Mention Visiting Women Entertained at Newton Home WHITE'S Photography FHOTOCEAPHY noon'* meeting. Mra. Darrell Al­ drich and Mra. George Elliott, On Sunday morning, Mr. and I Mrs Wayne Newton also held open house for the Elks and1 nlor girts were each presented their ladles at a breakfast. Guest* of the Wayne Newton* the Women's Club as a memento Mra. Neil Sheriff of Hillsdale meeting. In Detroit over the weekend to the Gift Show. 945-3967 attend their daughter, Mb* Linda Bu­ san Wood, to Michael James Corrigan, son of Mr. and Mra. Loyal J. Corrigan of Middle­ ville. Mbs Wood b a student at Michigan State University and her fiance Is studying at Kel­ logg Community College. Plans are being made for a June wed­ ding. Donald Bachman, Mra. Robert Brown. Mra. John Panfil. Mrs. Larry Blair. Mra. Charles Morrill. Mra. Charles Smith. Mra. Albert Pranclk. Mra. Clifford Dolan. Mrs Candace and Stacey Whiting Gordon Flnrile. Mra. Edward Bald­ win. Mra. George Hamaty. Mrs. of BatUe Creek vblted their Claude Gardner, Mra. Robert God­ grandparents, the Howard Ed­ frey, Mra. Robert Furrow, Mrs. monds, over the weekend. Mr. and Mr*. Boyd Morehead Bennie Carr. Mra. Robert Vanderand Terry of Birmingham and Birk, Mrs. Markle, Mra. James Mrs. William Fewaster of Detroit Wlswell, Mr*. Waiter Forsberg and were weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. John Kulnaky and Mrs. Mra. Richard Shuster. Nellie Smith. Joining them on given a special thanks to the Has­ Sunday for dinner were Mr. and tings school administration for the Mr*. Martin VanGieeon and use of the auditorium and the co­ family of Grand Rapid* and Sheralea Morehead, a student at also to the High School Key Club Grand Valley College. The din­ ner was In honor of Sheralea'* RumpiesUltakin i* a story of * birthday. Mr. and Mra. Art Fredenburg miller, his daughter and a "little »no family were guest* of her man" from the woods. a* valid a* ever. She also be- Kenfield. Of M2 N. Boltwood Street. Uevte that without love, truth, Hastings. thrift end God, a marriage canMiss Palmer Is a 1962 graduate of Delton High Scliool and is now employed as a cashier with Model life and thinks married people Finance Company in Hastings. Thb Mr Kenfield is a 1959 graduate ed on anything superficial. of Hastings High School and 1* couple contemplating marriage presently employed as an I BM his daughter, the miller tell* lhe should preferably tave in com- operator with Hastings Mutual In­ king his daughter is able to spin surance Company. A July wedding'b being planned. background. temperament and UUle man appear* and telb her religion. Further considerations he will spin gold from straw if good she will give to him'her first­ born child. She quickly Agrees Mis. Bhada asys a reaoundlnc and he fulfilb hb promise. Her audience was completely After the king and the miller's and delightfully convinced ttat daughter are wed. they have their first child and the little man comes to claim hb reward—the child. ing Uie Ritualistic Contest In She b so distraught, that he Hastings were entertained at an open house Saturday afternoon, Sunthelmer and their committee hastened by Mra. Wayne New­ ton at their Algonquin Lake all know hi* name is Rumpleatliu step aa marriage. Superb Flavor Shows Off in This Pork Cuf Group Enjoys Demonstration By U-M Lecturer —J Mr. and Mra. Floyd B. Shilton af Route 2, Nashville, announce an Sunday lhe Bwogantenl of their daugh­ ___n but enthnsla.'rtlc hnitaallC Cgroup A!small ter. Ann Maria to Airman Harry of peraom enjoyed the ommte daughter, Mr*. Harold Gray. The on Monday, March 7, al the old The bride-elect b a 19® NYC depot. graduate of Maple Valley High potfell. a University of M ch­ ._, la hnme inn lecturer, explained briefly UM SC* VC, BSBSIIU— ~ the propertlw of clay boddles, Mr*, wimam (Kay) Corrigan Ung* High School in 1965. He glawd raku stapes and fired will report to Syracuse Unlvw- them In a raku kiln os part °t eity in March for study of the the demonsUaUon. Ruslan languaRvThe making of a pot and bowl the Orta Wolcott*. 1303 N. Mich­ ^Droonbcr wedding b being on the potters wheel fawinated igan. on Friday evening. March everyone. Some even tried their hand at IL Other »pcctator* ap­ In a room gaily decorated in plied glow to small pct* which pink and blue, with streamer* 2 were then fired. Tta extremely extending from the fireplace to short length of lime, approxi­ Two Hastings girb have pk-dg- mately five mlnuteo. required to fire a raku pa. made this pos­ Michigan State University. sible. ' They are Karen Allerdlng. The red-hot pa b removed theme as each cupcake was prettily decorated in the color* daughter of Mr. and Mra. Wood­ from tta kiln, pineal In row W. Allerdlng of 519 E. Col­ for a moment and then plunged Lauretta Ouerneey and Bette fax. and Mary McAllister, dauph- into cold water until it can bo picked up and iiaMltd with the bare hand. Ing. Karen Ehredt assisted at AlUrter of 206 8. Broadway. Mira Allerdlng is a sophomore The Frank Kurra plan to le*ve with the gift opening. dared a major. Miss McAlllrter March 14th for California to vblt for several she b majoring In history. Church are meeting thia Thun* Coeds Pledge Delta. Delta. Delta ENGAGEMENT TOLD-Mr. and ning, March 7. with Marte Pea­ announced the engagement ot man. presented an interesting body and Doris Kelley a* co- their daughter. Janet Louise, to Paaqual Miro Benacqubto, son program. She. a crippled wo- Ann Marie Shilton Is Engaged to Horrv B. Miles Jr. end and on Sunday were in Jackson attending a family party in celebration of the 79th birth­ day of Mr*. Fredenburg s grand­ mother. Mra. Della Klsor, of Lansing. turned from Philadelphia, Pa, Recent visitors at the George O. Gillette home were.Lloyd Valentine, who was here from WUlb to attend the funeral of a former neighbor. Mrs. Vernor Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayrea and son, Robert, of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mra. Ward Criffield and Mra. Ruth VanDenBurg. Mr. and Mrs. Fran Goggins and family were Sunday dinner legan who also entertained the Bill Kellys of Niles. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Landon were entertained for dinner Bunday at the Erie Peake home In celebra­ tion of Erb's birthday. Th* 1 family, which Include* the Eldon Peakes and the Gerald Wallaces. Mothers Weekend at Spring Arbor College thing elegant Mrs. Olsen Clark. Mrs. Floyd Barnum and Mra. Richard Darby spent Uje weekend with their freshmen daughters at Spring Ar­ bor College. On Friday evening they heard tta famous concert pianist. Theodore Uelmann. In a wonderful l»ur performance. He b the recipient of Uie SmlUi John- Reba .‘laggx. meat expert, sug­ gests roast pork tenderloin. Brush Ridge were guests far the Marinate the meat flrot for Mra. George Poet spent Sun­ day with her sbter, Mra. Ida The pork tenderloin b a long, Leak, of Woodbury. . tapering round muscle weighing A/3 Lewb Gutherldge, son of from one-half to one pound. It's the John Outherldges. b home the Ellsworth Saturday evening ■ delicious amor- cooked to 170’ F., the cooking time adds up to approximately Ishcd his technical training at was really rolled out for the Mom's the Chanute AFB In Illinob. wonderful weekend. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Ritter of Lansing vblted b aunt. Mb* Amelia Walter, on Bunday after­ noon. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Gild­ ing, who returned thb weekend frpm Florida, visited the Charles from Hi* A. Hammonds on Monday . 1 garlic clove.'finely chopped Rev. and Mra. Howard Rogen 1 teaspoon leaf oregano Mix lemon and orange juice, of the Pilgrim Holiness Church were In Owosso Monday until oregano. Allow tenderloin to Wednesday afternoon of thb stand in this marinade for 2 to week attending a seminar. Paa- FRESH DONUTS talnlng the Elizabeth Circle and the group will be making bon- Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Hutch­ Mra. Gerald Oetroth la enter­ taining the Mary Martha Circle. ing*. R4 Hasting*, wish to an­ nounce th? engngnment of their daughter, Diana Jean, to Ray­ Mr*. Carl Bllvemall presented a very interesting program at the EUB Church on Friday eve- and Mra Ray Hause, RS Hos- Raymond Is a 1905 graduate of Hastings High School and was employed at the White Pro­ Church. served as agricultural ducts Company. In Middleville mtalonariea in that country. before entering the U. 8 Army gave a talk on Brazil She and This Classic Will Bring Out Your Best Blk Ft. Knox. Ky. homo of Myrtle Wilson, 231 W. Mbs Hutchings *is a rtudenl in Apple, entertained Mr. and Mr*. Hastings High Schoo). David Barnum and Michael, wedding. Cadillac; Mr. and MY*. Clinton ford; Mr. and Mr*. Floyd A*pinall. North Carlton; Mr. and CMU Coeds Pledge In Spring Rush Edward and a’om. Mr. and Mr*. Mini Janine Osttoth. daughter Gary Rounds of Middleville on of Mr. and Mra. Maurice Ostroth, Bunday. March 8, tn honor of of 720 W. Bond, has pledkiM to Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority at Cen­ birthday. tral Michigan University. Her roommate. Gall Nelson of In the one-winner duplicate Holland, ha* also pledged the I bridge game Tuesday night at same sorority. the Episcopal Undercroft. Mrs. Sharieno Southwell of Wood­ W. R. Birk and Mra. Roy Hub­ land has pledged Delta Zeta. bard were first. Tied for second In all. 1(52 CMU coeds pledged in the 1968 Spring Rusli Stephen Johnson with Mr: Ctarles Potto and Mra. Fran McCloskey. 25th Anniversary Mjde in the tins cumk trsdition *ad dimtnuoni. Battle Creek, formerly of Hasting*, will observe their 25th wedding Camp Fire Girls Sweetheart Banquet'XSS 3 Thursday. March 17 tie creek. Open house will be held fiottwwlhy eirellince of con'Uructitm, UfucbOtt. piKifeon piKiton frtllint, fretting, fin* line tone quality. Retenimtnijed snd ■ uud by msny Iratheri. " The Camp Fire Sweetheart ban­ from 2 to 5 pm. to welcome their quet wUl be held at the First friends and relative*. Metlwdbt Church on Thursday. James Perkins of Homer and ■ March 17. at 6:30 pm. with Mrs. Harold Gray a* general chairman. Betty Edmond* of Battle Creek! vblted Mra. Lulu Edmonds on'. Cabin. Monday.. GRAND PRIZE SALE Outstanding Value at Come in and browse in our Sheer Music and Music Books. Wonder­ ful Selection! Music Center 138 W. Shite. Ph. 945-4284 Open All Day Thursday Olds Swing Fever is catching! Superette 205 N. Michigan 3 hours, turning several limes. Michigan and five neighboring Drain. Place meat on rack In states Speaker* from various denominations were to conduct lonia Art Guild Watch While We Make 'Em FROSTED fr DECORATED Donut* 69c dox. Plain 59c dox. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Open Doily The Ionia Art Guild will hold It* 14th annual exhibit In the First Security Bank community room on Friday and Saturday-, March 11-12, from 10 am. to • pm., and on Sunday. March 13, from 2 to. 5 pm. Mr*. Ralph Bartelt b president. Claytod Hauschljd. Jr., wax In Lansing on Wednesday and Thursday of last week attending Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jordan recently enjoyed a Western trip. Cole in Tucson, Ariz. Eastern University student. Mike Allerdlng at Corneil Uni­ versity, over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Kariton Neil voeo-.r. . • DU.TA M HOUOAV SIDAN on Bunday to visit Chariotte. U. of M. student Bill Smith Man-Power school sponsored by the Investors Diversified Service* was home visiting his parents, the Willard Smith*, over the with whom he i* employed. Mr. and Mra. Ernie Pifleld are both patients at Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids. Ernie1* room number b 497 and Edna s, (Pass it on!) Old* Swing Fever got you! Your Old* Dealer ha* just the cure: A Toronado-inspired Oldsmobile! Choose your own prescription: Elegant Ninety-Eight ... action-packed 88 ... low-priced F-85 ... 40 Rocket Action model* in alL And all priced to make waiting downright foolhardy. Feel your temperature rising! That’* Swing Fever. Quick! Head for your Old* Dealer's . .. open your mouth Far* M*M of elegance told in thia silken-look shealh with slightly oUped bodice, acaii-Mcooped neckline. Spaek^'scalloped point Venice type lace over color cuffs with bowed spaghetti piping underscores lhe ■'■berg* rtyss. Nsvy, black. White lace over IlMrick gnso Hoe*. 12C-22C. $|798 The Bonner & Gown Hngkton and sty “yeahl” LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEWI Perfect Perm? OLDS MKM We Analyze— Then Customize The Perfect Wove for You! BtWtlWNn Tia CXXJNTRV! | gUMklOBILE-gl Peg’s Beauty Bar BOBOLINK <Above Savings & Loan) Owe Faatur* Styl* Cell 945-3382 30 REAHM MOTOR SALES. INC.. 107 N. MICHIGAN �12 from Barry IMnht & VkHty At Western Now By Mr.. Richard Clark Conduct Classes Barbecue Thoie Lamb Shanks ST Z e-wsk a Onions Provide Frankfurter Pie Tosty Sauce for Takes a Topping of Beef Brisket Drop Biscuits Saturday evening. Match IX Vnlww putu„8 U>«r ckMraom Uwh. lnu> Thajav, March 11. Club No. 3 SS. £5“^ “iS."”'”*" with 882 other WMU student* a* x-------------•-- —••«> *>«uuj of th* Upjohn Company. He rethey take part tn practice teach-, .K^der. granddaughter of Id* program* in schools through-1 lhB Underhill*, ha* returned He h*a collaborated with two en Michigan. ' *--------- Name Dr. Brown To New State Health Council slowly with water. say* meat the Barry County utenril should be Director Albert K. HcuaU*. Staggs. to aawonlngs while cooking so matauthority. Barry etudento assigned are; . VtoUt ,u w»n . Uke. Lessenger High School, Detroit; Joan B. Oay, rj let grade, Amberly School. Portage. ““T L BumkU. 514 E. Grand, 1st grade, Mlddlevllle West Elementary; Janice J. dershoc and family. Mra. Daisy Tbompwx) and Mr. and Mra. Elmer Ander* and Billy were At the meeting Saturday Ahsu4_v ____ _ carion colefarated U» birthday of Daisy Thompson. Our con­ gratulation* to thto grand tody. Our birthday cuigratulatlcn* Htah School i JriJrey J. Hinman, 421 W. Center, Hasting* Junior atoo go to Mra. Altha Hender— ........ — “ — " —*uu JUll ahot of HaaUtjga Houwman. Boa W; Vicksburg High BchooL • ~" MMdtevifl*: Carolyn F. Leigh. 744 Fremont, Otsego High School: Kay B. Stanton, R2. Portage Central High School; Donald T Stauffer, 507 Grand Rapids Special Education - Orthopedic. fred Oamdcr. She will return Grand Rapids Eastern Ortho­ pedic School, and William Stra- Delton about April 1. « Visitor* laM. Sunday at th* home of Rev. Hickory Corners Con,,lc J Baxter, R3, WMU Campus School, and Hastings Csntral School, first grade. Rita Trowbridge of R1 Ver11 Harter Creek High School. er and wife. Mr aryl Mra Harvey KleU. and her mother. Mra. Henry Kiria also Mr* nick, Vlelm from tta: Holland area * Mr. and Mra. Luke MUter and son* at Uauat spmt the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Lynn fXOrtSSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wl'HAVt IN STALLID A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Lake Coin-Op Oom frankfurters, two vegetables and the biscuit topping, what should fruit salad children of Middleville were din­ ner guari* ot Mr. and Mra. Mar­ shall Tripp Sunday. * Mr. and egg. rilgtaUy beaten Onion Sauce Surprise the family with 1 teaspoon salt 1/1 teaspoon pepper Barbecued Lamb Shanks have the flavor everyone like* as well os the color appeal that only Mra Magarott Willson Is Em­ ruddy-red anuoe. well browned ployed in Grand Rapid* and drive* everyday. * Mra. Kaye Lamb shanks, once called trotters, contain shank bonce. Mra Mary Lou Burd and chllthe Uun paper-like substance 1 .medium onion, chopped 4 cup lemon juice 1 cup catsup 3 tablespoons Worcestershire K1UCC 1/8 teaspoon rod pepper DredgT- lamb shanks In *cxvwith lamb. Tills “Ml need not soned flour. Brown slowly In be removed, state* meat author­ lard or drippings. Pour off drip­ and Mra. Robert Tripp Sunday. ity Reba Stagg*. It helps the out pings. Mix remaining IngrtdlGene Adgato had ids k-g put in a oast last week at the Osteo­ alow cooking period. Cover and simmer until tender. pathic Hoeipital In Onuid Rap­ Ids. ♦ Gordon Green of Baltic 0 lamb shank* Creek had lunch with hl* folks. ef PERSONALS^ holiday and Mrs. Ernie Skidmore and Wil­ liam Cramer reeeiyad word ot the death of Herbert Fagan of Hannibal. Mo., who waa the son­ in-law of tiie Charles Cramer*. Mr*. Charles Cramer, the former Irene Houghtalln Chariton, was a teacher for many years and still resides In Hannibal. The Cramers and Skidmores Jiave visited Uie Fagans at different tunes. Il was a happy reunion nt the Ben Hazelmycr home last week when their nephew. Walter Sel­ ler*. arrived from Kansas City. Mo . and also a most enjoyable time tor his cousins. Uie Henry Gibsons and Donald DooLUUes. lllDSOIl LOW, LOW PRICES NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENT TIL JUNE Priced from only Onlon Sauce of ingredient* already used Chamber Endorses Single Assessor drippings Frankfurter Biscuit Fie 4 frankfurters, siloed Directors of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce at their Tuesday morning meeting en­ dorsed Hastings' proposed plan to ask electors to approve a charter amendment to provide pings. Add onions and cook until I for a single, appointive as*e**or. tender. Add flour and brown ITT,Th L. n approved in April, Hastinga uuUjd ellralnnU? Ule Pr««nl »T»1 tablespoon flour 1 cup reserved cooking liquid drippings 1 tablespoon finely choppad onion 4 cup enriched flour 4 teaspoon salt 2 cup* milk H cup grated American ■tanUy, until smooth. Yield: IK 4 cup chill sauce They also endorsed hiring Home from MAU. to see “My be sent to. Heart Assoc.. 17100 Puritan Ave.. Detroit, Michigan. Fair Lady" a weekend ago were Melt lard or dripping* in fry­ Th* local Community Cheat or Valerie Smith with her rooming-pan. add frankfurters and onion* and brown lightly. Stir United Fund drive include* the in flour, salt and milk: cook until thick, stirring untly Add cheese, chill sauce. green Wanted— collapsible high hat square baking dish. Make Prank- Bake bonds singing group, of which spoonfuls on mixture. in a hot oven (426* F.) 30 to 35 one having such a. hat that they minutes 4 to 6 servings. his mom. Mra. Edward Storkan troit Friday and Saturday for the W8U Theater pnamtatlou of She Stoop* to Conquer" and "AH'* Well Thai Ends Well.’’. The Dr. Raymond FBmle* •end Homer Smiths were at Houghtort Walter and the relatives here Lake fishing over (he weekend. had gotten together. The sojourn In the Southland biting, they had a good time. William Flora, sou of the Rudy well as a two week vacation for Floras, has returned home from Mr. and Mra. John Mahler. They were guests of John's sister, the charged from the Navy after W. J. Everetts, at Whiter Haven, having served four year*. and his brothers and sisters from The William Wilkinsons are in Boston. Pontiac and Flint also PRE-SEASON Add vegetable* and seasoning*. Biscuit topping for ths rote Mart* with a classic < biscuit recipe, making uae at reserving 1 cup cooking liquid rectly from the i<Hpgatnr shallow baking dish. Spread Advisory Hospital Council which dry Ingredients One-half of live new group’s with the frankfurter*, sliced minutes. Servo with hot Onion member* an- from the health 4 cup canned or cooked whole weth. Mr. and Mrs. BUI McKlbbln, Mr. and Mra. Fred Smith. land Height*. Ohio, turned In four-goal performances In game* against North Dakota and Den- You'll Laugh All the Way To the Bank With the BIG SAVINGS From Our i for allocation of SIOPOOJXPJ in Federal fund* available under U» mu-n*nu am me conrirucuon of health facilitle* In Michigan. board By Mrt. Albarl Green We II admit, it s a "funny" time to buy an air conditioner ... so "funny OF BRAND NEW, 1965 AIR CONDITIONERS BY 4 pound fresh beef brisket Hubbard Hills Michigan State Junior hockey 5:00 s.m. - 10 p dove* are added. Slightly beaten Same time all the ingredients usual topping. 14 cups sifted enriched flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 4 cup lard Friedcakes old Fo»hio"—Hon^ Cut 6 for 42c Fried in pure vegetable ihorten.ng to * golden brawn. 2 frankfurter*, sliced about U inch thick M cup milk Sift together flour, baking until mixture has a fine even crumb. Add cheese and frank­ furter* and mix lightly. Add milk and stir until flour to well . FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Rhuborb Pie ,s«9-t5t,-“ = --_-Sp«eio1 59c Coffee Cakes: Family Size 63c; Sir. 35c Date nut. apple, butternut, blueberry, brawn sugar nut, elmond end pmesppi* fitted. Hot Cro» Bum------ 6 for 42c Filled with cinnamon and raisins. Keep the frankfurter bhcuK recipe on hand for times when you want a quick, meaty biscuit Gurata al lhe William Cramer to return about the first of next This IntertwUng hot broad Is an home Uu-i week were Mr. and1 month. Mr*. WHllam Lewis, Bellevue, Mr and Mra. Richard Shuster tcln In a hot bread. Biscuits with frankfurters will Mr. and Mrs. Edward Engle and ^rere In Baltic Creek far lhe ace, Prairieville, Mr*. ’Ranald "phen house given In honor of Olcott, Haalelt, Mr. and Mra.1 Mr. Hugh M. Trantum, new dlAlbert Bradfield, and sons, Hol-1 recUr ot the Family and Chllland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Po- dren'a Service, then the Bhustera 15 minutes. land and Mr. and Mra. Ltxin accompanied some of the guest* Lewi*, Middleville, and Mr. and u> the Bailie Crerit Country Mm rVarrWKtr fQr dlnner MrJ BhllSUT and Mra. Robert Foote, localand Dr. William Helrigel are the will be arriving home from St. ty on the Family and Children’s Service Board The Heirlgels March. 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Your oven comes out sparkling clean. AUTOMATIC SR-INCH BANGS PHO« M5-JSJ4 • Automatic easy set oven Timor Sensi-Temp’ automatic turiaca unit Pushbutton controls Easy cleaning Tilt-Lock surface units Fully lighted cook-top and oven Phone WEICOME. NEMOMEBl Um thto coupon to lot u Enow jotfn ben MWRESl. COT_______________________ _______ □ FUm hm ttx thto™. Wum □ I nd4 bka k wtaLti to "« ' HASTINGS ELECTRI If ItVEIkCtWcat Coll "R.d 11?W. Stat* St. �Michigan Canoers Follow Old Indian Routes, SgysWSU Historian Beef ige’Not Dr. and Mr*. Hubert Overholt and Freeport Mr. M>ii Mra- Orlta _T_____ fi..nrtav. Feb 47. MY. and Mra. Arthur visitor* « Mr. ---— Bunchy By ifri. Syintm Tagg *' ’ 7*4-1111 “Si rti. Doti Klddf of Pmnock Hanttal. She weighed pleuantly «urJh*al genetically offspring. oan on Saturday Good for Herd Highbank Fem HaeeMta tog. Boyd iual oomptetad u Robert Moore and family. Mr. and Robert King and children of mm • Mr Gay Jacobs and R>n from Flint. 7 —-u. waakMld mievta Harry Grinnell of Bellevue. * Mr. and Mra. .Royal Good of Delton utner — • - --------- -­ Virgin Islands. Mrt. McKelvey, Don Jaooba from Sparta *nd an employee ot the Archway Lanring Ed Fclghncr. who had ipent By Met. ;aMn flMuUoi to Angus bu grt Blightly smaller odvra Moore. Mr. and Mrs TUn KJ local, and Mr. and Mr*. '. y ease 2air.'W' few calving difficulties occurred, although calving diffi­ culties were a Utile higher among heifers bred to Holstein gus bulls." say* Boyd. "If the dairyman seek* a snudl .calf at birth, especially from ■'This essentially eliminate* «e- . flrat-calf Holstein heifers, he can lection of helfera for herd Im- still select certain Holstein bull* eliminates potential income from i this method of breeding—HoLthe sale of surnlun dairy heifers." । rteln to HoUUln-rtlll allows far operative EWnKou Service con- ] herd replacement-;." Boyd con­ tends that reasons for breeding! eludes. USE BANNER WANT ADS! IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS Eatablhhod 1907 221 East Stata Strea* Takphoae Wl 5-5131 P.O. Box 287 - Wl 5-5344 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SEE What You Buy Nothing you buy will ever be as permanent as a family monument, its purchase warrants thought and guidance. See what you buy. Visit the monument dealer who has a complete display, and who can design a _____ personalized monument to harmonize with Mfsurroundings. I BARRE I We have the experience. We have the com- IGUILDI plete display. We specialize in fully guaranteed Select Barre Granite Monuments. V-J Mont(mcntt Buy Direct— Save All Salatmens and Agent* CommiMiont DETROIT — Michigani with a lengthy portage sepacanocr* can paddle route* richi rating the lower Tahquamenon tn history on Michigan1* 36.000) from the upper Fox. miles of streams or across onei 5. The Big Manlstec-Au of the Stale's 11,000 lakes. Sable route served historically "Many of the canoe trail*i as a "Panama Canal" route, used today by vacationers fol­ cutting across the state in an low the tame routes used by east-west direction with only a the early inhabitants of Michi- few miles of land in Crawford gin,1 says Dr. Philip P. County separating the two Mason, Wayne State Univer­ rivers. sity historian and archivist. 6. The Muskegon River, Indians, explorers, mission­ which springs from Michigan's aries, fur traders and pioneers two largest Inland lakes, Hig­ found traveling the rivers by gins and Houghton In Roscom­ I dugout or birchbark canoe the mon County, flows 200 miles most efficient way of penetrat­ southwest'lnto Lake Michigan. Ing wilderness unmarked by 7. - The Tittabawassee. Sagi­ | trail or road. The travelers naw. Cass and Shiawassee portaged, or carried, their rivers all converge near one craft from one .waterway to point in Saginaw County. From another. that point one can paddle in "Thev Indians of Michigan several directions. Including moved often by canoe," says west. For the westward trip, Dr, Mason, "not only on war the Tittabawassee River is fol­ excursions but to obtain game lowed to the Pine and a por­ and fish to trade with pelgh- tage made across Mecosta boring tribes." Dr. Mason lists County to the Little Muskegon some of the historical Michl- and Lake Michigan. Ki canoe trails In use today, 8. A second western pass, ntlfled by numbers in the age. starting from Saginaw, map above. 1. The Keweenaw cut-off can be made south on the Shia­ was used by Indians tn save a wassee to the Maple and from trip nrou.id the Keweenaw there to the Grand. The Grand Peninsula. Modem canoers fol­ River empties into Lake Michl-' low the same river and lake gan at Grand Haven. 9. The Huron River routa pattern across the most north­ start* at Upper Strait* Lake in ern point of Michigan. . 2. The Menominee-Sturgeon Oakland County and winds River route offers a north­ through Livingston. Washte­ south passage from Lake naw, Wayne and Monroe Coun­ Michigamme In Marquette ties with many choice camp­ County both to Lake Superior sites along the way. 10. The Kalamazoo River Is and to Lake Michigan, with most often traveled in two secvarious portages. 3. The Au-Traln and White­ tlons. the first from Albion to Kalamazoo and the second fish rivers serve as a north­ Allegan to Saugatuck on south route through the Upper from ' Michigan. Peninsula's Alger and Delta Lake 1 Counties. A portage connects 11. The St. Joseph River, bethe two rivers.. inning at Sturgeon Lake in St! 4. The Tahquamenon • Fox - . dseph County, swings down Manistique route cuts through into I Indiana and then up Into wild country In Chippewa. Michigan, ! emptying Into Lake Luce and Schoolcraft counties Michigan 1 In Berrien Cosmty. S "Get The Beet Memorial For Let*" | Frank G. Hynes and moreUian 50 years ago they moved to Freeport By Pictor Sisson where the writer became acquaintt wm*u»* in-uu of Mr. Hynt* In the grammar school nt that time. We were One wishes for words at a time neighbors and friends and worked like tills to express his feelings together In Uie church and Sun­ but after groping blindly. Is nude day School. Year* later. Mr. and to realize there just ore no such Mra Hynes left Freeport, return­ ing to Woodland area, settling words. ! Lula B. Makely was bom In on the former Makely farm, naw I Woodland Township and grew to the home of Uie Dick Kimbles. We womanhood here. She married hod also left Freeport and about 18 years ago moved to our present location in Wes: Woodland and we were once more neighbors to the Hynes. Our friendship grew and after they moved to Hastings we kept In close touch wlU> than through occasional stope at Uie home when we were tn town and by telephone conversations On Monday. Jan. 31. we spent the evening with the couple and en­ joyed the hour* of recalling Uilngs that had happened in by-gone days and catching up on the doing* of mutual friends. As we left. Mra. Hynes followed us out on the porch to be sure we negotiated the icy stcjB safely. Tile following eve­ ning. she suffered a severe cere­ bral hemorrhage, and tn the weeks that have followed we have watched from a distance as she steadily grew weaker and then another stroke, a few days in a coma, and Full Color Lithographed she was gone. On Monday we Designs. 3 - Dimensional special joined lhe family and many other friends and paid our last respects to this long-time friend. Then we accompanied her to Woodland Me­ morial Park where she was bld to rest amidst loved ones and friends who had gone on before. That Each smile on her face and in her voice will be missed so much by family Double Strength Hand Grip* and friends alike. Good-bye Lulu. West Woodland al Cecil* Ranch Houk in Grand Rapid* Saturday, * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey were Ann Arbor vMtor* Friday. Howell Newton attended Uie 4H leaden meeting *t East lansb< Saturday and ’Sunday. * Adon daughter and husband. Mr. and Ur. and Mra. Charles Geiger Mr*. Albert Bell, returned SatvUlted the Rob *nd Oust Wlngeicr family. A Mr. and Mra. Robert home* tn North Lowell Bunday. and Saturday al the Myer* cottage at Manistee. * The UR. Church Prayer Band met Tuesday st-the Friday vlsliprs at the Charles days recently with hl* parents. home of Mr. and Mr* Adon Myers. Geiger home. * Mr. and Mrs. Al * Mr. and Mra. Martin -Tuttle Barnard and children and Ralph I and «on of Alto were Bunday sup- i MoOfe visited Mra. Moore at the I rer guest* of her parents, Mr. and Medical Facility Bunday. while Sandy ww* recuperating Mra. Clair Clum. Bernard Deyarmond *nd Scotty Woodland were last Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Jay ton. On Sunday they were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Orton Wing. ★ The WM_A of the UU guests of their ocher daughter and Church gave a pink and white family, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Black•bower Feb. 31 In the church an­ nex honoring Mrs. Karl Tuttle. * Mra. Alberts were also dinner guest* to celebrate Angela Alberts' Friday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray flrat birthday. * Iris Yoder. Betty Seew. * Mr. and Mra. Ray Seese Cullen. Elvira Blough, Lee Yoder. visited Mr. and Mra. John Krebs Dorothy Cool and Hilda Brovont a school meeting at Midand Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough of attended dlevillc Allo Friday evening. Alto were Sunday visitor* of Mr. Grinnell and Mra. Floyd Grinnell Rosenberger of Alto. A Mra. Roy were In Grand Rapids Friday. * Mra.. Floyd Grinnell attended a George Owen last Wednesday. ★ Sunday dinner guests of Mra. Mina Wieland were Mr. and Mra. Karl Livingston and sons of Pinhook. Mrs Jim Durbin and daughter of Lrach Lake and Mra. Gerald Dur­ kee and daughters of West Free­ port. * Mra. Ru.iseU Price visited Mra. Frances Coleman of Hastings Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead liave returned from spending lhe winter In Sierra Vista. Artz. They were-Bunday dinner guest* of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Yoder. * Mia Robin The smallest good deed is better than the grandest good intention. LOSE 7 LBS. IN 10 DAYS OR NO PAY tsit —Papyrus ♦Mt row mm* toM w«i*M la 10 4«ri f» year Mth. SPONABLE spending a few day* with her grandparents. Mr. and Mr* RlchLeonard Root of Hastings were Sunday visitors at Uie Richard Shoebridge home. * Mra Muri Vanderhoff of Hastings visited her mother, Mra. Stella Tubbs, at Uie Rlrfiard Shoebridge home Friday. Mra. Howell Newton. Saturday, a FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponoble, Owner Ph. Wl 5-3252 NtWARK RUtARCH CO. BOX IU1 niw YORK. N. Y. BIRKES Barry County s Largest Selection of HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE WING-TIPS Your Choice from $995 10 $21’5 Weyeoberg Massogic for wing­ tip/com fort. Fully cushioned with arch support feature. CALUMET brings you the $25.00 look for only . . . Black Grain or Mahogany Groin $2V5 ’12” Black Grain | Brown Grain I Olive Grain1 00 Antique Moire - Writing Reg. 25c Special Pkg. |y Metal Waste Baskets NYLON SCARFS Wicker Design — Plastic Sheer nylon softly frames youf face; protects your hair. 29-in. square. Special Laundry Basket Ladies First Quality Seamless Nylon Hose 400 Needle ... 15 Denier Mrs Vemle Gabriel vlKted her 43‘ day. * Many attended lhe funeral of Mra. Frank Hynra at the Leon­ ard-Osgood Funeral Horne In Has. ting*. * Mra. Verala Gabriel and Mra. Grace Undesp visited Mra. Martha Ballentine of Hastings last Wtdneaday. *-SRev George Sprag was a Saturday caller on Mrs. Alice Hendee. ( . 5th Avenue Man Tailored Women's Shirts SPECIAL TOSS PILLOWS Variety of Co’lar Style*. Print* aod Solid Colon . . . Roll-Up Shove*. Poly Plaitic ROSES 7Q< Assorted Colors - Special / O A decorator touch on couch, bed, chair. Colors, styles to suit your decor. Foam filled. BENXFRAN KLIN sertou* Injury suReyrd by Ricky Stowell, 10. son M Mr. and Mra, Russell Stowell of South Wood, land last Saturday evening. A* reported to us. Ricky and twq ether boys were swinging in if quite a distance landing ™ hl* feet then falling to strike hl* taken unconscious to a Lake Odes­ sa doctor and then on to Blodgett Hospital Later he regained con­ sciousness but sleeps much of the lime. On Monday evening the ex­ tent of hl* Injuries was undeter­ mined. Ricky 1* a'fifth grade Ku- 102 W. State Street ot Jefferson Call Wl 5-3431 Sunday, Dairy herd specialists at Mich­ igan State Univeraity are cur­ rently experimenting with a longer lactation period. Experi­ ment* are baaed on a 14-month calving cycle and a 355 day lac­ tation period. About 40 heifers are involved in the study. Thoughts For A Week Tablets and Envelopes Blue-Pink or Gray dinner Lowell. M. T. Show's Cordo Long-Wing IIS95 �I Spring Arrives Late This Year The Hastings Banner And. mntrary to wto* many bcllave. U» day and nlgU wlU 1 ■n a— sjl. March in Thursday, 10. 1966 utaa before U actually cranes over the hortaon. "Consequently, the day and night arg most nearly equal three days' before lhe equinox.” Conley. 78. 217 N. Part Street. graduate from Ha*Ungs High School. Jack will be trained In heavy artillery and truck*. Hto address to: Pvt Jack A. Price US55830234. Btry 0 3rd. Tng. Bn. USATC-FA. Fort BUI. Okla. 73503. Sun has been Readily treking Ernest L Miller Dies Suddenly At Home Here held al 4 pm. this Wednesday burial In Evergreen Cemetery at TaHWHy------ Woodland Manorial Park, He retired In 1953 from the irolt. Although it has been rising and west point* of the horizon for the last six months, on this day of the quinoa the Sun will shine vertically over the Earth* equator. Both hemispheres will Milter. 67. 302 B. Marshall, were George and Jennie (Troyer i Con­ ley. attended the Rogers ! Campki*. Baric-Pvt Robert D SchoolHe before'moving to ££rta neaday at. the Bponable Funeral Home with Rev. George Elliott officiating with burial In Mea­ dow Brook Cemetery at Mulliken. Subscribe to The Banner/ Carpet & Furniture CLEANING If you are proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, hove them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 E. Woodland Av«. who died Bunday. March 8. at Thursday at Pennock Hospital, were held a* 2 pm. Saturday at the Leonard-CL* g ood Funeral Honxx explains, "tocauae the number eon of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price, 310 E. Walnut Street, haa been assigned to Furl 81U. Okla, after completing hi* basic train- Ph. Wl 5-2091 Foot 1 to 6 Albert Borchers Of W. State Road Dies Sunday Glenn Conley, Retired Farmer, Road Man, Dies M pm. Sunday. March 30, aayi than from tho Bun's actung to while the Bun requires the un­ even number of 385.3422 days in its apparent yearly travel around faction Tw and Etheicen (Reed) Miller He attended school at Portland and Sunfield and was a fanner In Die Sunfield area for about 25 Rehabilitation Services Provided For 53 in Barry in Past Year with his folk* and attended Warner has completed his basic school there. i Mr. Conley married Elsie FurllIlw in Ft. DU. NJ. He gradu-1 । long of Costa Grove on July IB. *ud from Hastings High School In 1963 and entered the service lusd faimed tn Woodland Town- on Nov 8. 1965. Hobert Robert to la the ship until he opened a barber i M>n of Mra. Pauline Eggleston, shop In Nashville, latter moving । hi Hasthig*. Hto addrett to: Pvt.' , to Charlotte where he was a Robert D. Warner. U865830BI8. jco. E 5th CAT. Bde. Ft. Dix.| barber, too. In 1913 they retornrd to NJ. 08640. Woodland Township where 1910 to 1913. wife. Caroline, of Hastings; two tlirrc grandchildren: two broth - many. Mrs. Charles Long visited her sister, tlie Curl Jordan* of Wood­ land on Saturday. Yeckley 4H'ers Plan Program Mr. Miller moved to Hastings in 1947. County Read Cummlarion. Dur­ He married Ext her DiBey or. ing World War II be was rmJuly 8. 1918. and they bad I The Yeckky 4H Club win hold * planned to celebrate their rtehnbilltatton service's ware moved from Lansing to the more ation here and lhe Clark thrtr Spring achievement Mon-1 | golden anniversary next July. purchased for 53 Barry County adequate facilities at M.R.I. Equipment Company In Battle Str. Miller, tn addition to hl* . Not hrarii-m School. All mem- I Creek. people during the last fiscal year, | Barry County should be very wife, la survived by a eon, Ernie He Inter worked all a painter, beta are to bring thrtr Winter Miller Jr. of 107 E. Woodland; according to John L. Briggs, Rehabilitation Conscious, some retiring in 1950. | project) to exhibit Hie com"RcRab" senior coordinator in of y-our finest neighbors are M Mr. Conley ~ to ........ survived mictee for arrangement* and rethis county for the Division of.R I. faculty people and although „ by two ------------------land Mrs. Keith <Ruth> Cantwell Vocational Iteiiabllltation. Do-1 only 53 permanent county real- son*. Robert of 1136 8. Church fre.<hments Include lhe Krnnctn partment of Education. dent* were receiving ““Rehab", Street and Harold of Grand . Robbe-, Teceivlng oi urana iwooe, Richard mcnaru Reed. ru-™. Richard ■of Lansing; 11 grandchildren, I ■-rvire, nearb- 200 oUsera are at Rapids, three daughtern. Mra. I Shuster and Chari.-s Schoeder any one time temporary resident* Jerry-----------’Betty) Johnson -■ of the families. - -----------------------------------at M R I and receiving "Rehab” i Parkview Motel. Mra. Vonda ------------ •------------ig "lUtif J "* Townsend and training." ---------- "* of Grand —■* Rapids — •* ! Subscribe to The Banner! Mrs * Jftck (Mildred) Conklin Brins concluded - Vocational vocauuiuu — —....... ——-----------— of -- , . . . . — *— -— * ■ T|-| ■ * r\t null RehabUitallon can bring a bright * brolhm-. Fred ot Gull . . ... .. .... .. ___ t^lr» arvt rm> slider Mrs. Rem■■■ future to tlie disabled. However, tills can be done only as the ard (Olyda) Garvey of Na*h-| community supports live correc­ ville; 11 grandchildren, and 14 tion ot defects, the training for great grandchildren. marketable skill*, and their em­ ployment tn Jobs where their ability count*.Hastings firemen were alarmed | Uy. who have recently moved Treatment. Including medical The Onia Johnsons spent the about 6 azn. Friday when smoke Into their new home In Hope. and surgical service*. 3578 rolled out of the Jefferson Street . Ind. Appliances such as artificial Market. Firemen found a trash 1 Umbo. brace* and hearing aid*. daughter and family, the Earl barrel burning in the rear hall- I lEgglerton* of Grand Haven. On (487. Saturday, March (, Mrs. John- wav. and swept the debris out 1 Training, in schools or on the Job. to prepare a person for suit­ smoke damage. able wort in spite of a disability. Cheryl, when the Kappa Kappa Oanuna Sorority entertained for I1A10. • Subscribe to The Banner! Other services, such as tools and transportation. 4620. Briggs stated, "during the i brothers. Justin and Leo. both of Lansing, and three sisters, habilitated into paying J< | Mrs. Ernest <Marie) Hough of Woodland. Mrs. Mott Lee (Beatrice i Kelly of WlUltsmMon and Mrs. Monty (Roaollne) King ot The DVR expenditures in Lansing. Barry County total 83.692 during the year. Briggs explained that Mr and Mrs Wally Gomcntz. the following services were pro­ and daughter. Marsha, spent the vided weekend with their ton and Medical examination and other PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks Sand tr Gravel NadivUla, Mick. Phono 653-2791 Firemen Alarmed CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS °THEWEEK did A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types ^N INCOME FROFERTY IN THB.THIRD WARD, good location has th/ae room apartment upstairs, all fumhtod, and down it has living room, dining rootr—'-------- ■*-------bedroom, has basement with gM tost, and garage, for $10,500.00 IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home in A-1 condition, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and .JoWn a living room, dining room, kitchen and half bath, basement with gas heating system. Is Insulated gnd has storm windows and screens and garage Want to trade for a smaller home. ALSO IN THE SECOND WARD, an income property with apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and downstairs it has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, aluminum siding, patio, oil furnace, tiled bath, large yard with fence, and is insulated for $11,500.00 BECAUSE TNI OWNER HAS LEFT TOWN to live eliewhere. we have a nfca ranch style in the Fourth Ward In excellent location, brick with living room, with fireplace, carpet and dupes included, two bedrooms and bath, all air conditioned, pine paneled living room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, $11,500.00 A GOOD HOME ON QUEEN STREET, NASHVILLE, has three bedrooms upstairs and down it has living room, dining room, den or library, full bath, has basement with gas furnace, a swell Youngstown kitchen, will sail on contract . — —....----------- $7,500.00 A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upstairs and down It has living dinmg room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater, ere lot for—-—$5,250.00 A GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, with one large bedroom and large hallway upstairs and down­ stairs it has one bedroom, living room, large glassed-in front porch, dining room, kiteton. shower, stool and lavatory, full walk-out basement, gas furnace, two stall garage and nice.large lot, for $7,350.00 AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with Ihree bedrooms and two closets, md a hall closet, and downstairs there Is one bedroom, living room, dining room, kiteton and full oath, has a full basement with gun type oil heating plant, one stall garage and full lot, for $6,000.00 AND A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, has living room, dinssg room, kiteton. four bedrooms and full bath, two big tolls, full basement with a double garage in basement, has converted heating plant---------- ----- ----- ------- .......—--------------------- $9,800.00 AND A GOOD INCOME PROFERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD, insulated and alum.num storm windownstairs's large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedroom* with closet* and hardwood floors, TV room, dining room, and kiteton with new inlaid linoleum, the kiteton has knotty pine cupboard! and work space, a good sixed bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in is worth seeing and you will appreciate it, priced at .$15,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has Ihree bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and has stool down, basenWhl with oil heat and three stall garage. AND IN THE led WARD, a real good home with Ihree bedrooms and an extra room, and down a l.v.ng room, den, dining room, kitchen (nd full bath, full basement with gas furnace, one stall garage, a real good location for------ .......—..........— ----------------- ......$7,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4tk WARD with two bedrooms upstair and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has oak floors, full basement with gas furnace, I new I one and one-half stall garage, cap insulated, newly remodeled kitchen with cherry paneling formica tops, stainless steel sink, on nice corner lot. clow to Central School$12,100.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for ... . .. $2,300.00 each AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, a|l on one floor, living room, three bedrooms, dining room, kiteton and bath has gas floor furnace, carpets and drapes, has new roof, asbestos Siding for-------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...$7350.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL FROMRTY In good business district which rents for $150 00 per mo. for $7,500.00 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, to* redwood riding, good well, lot Is 50 ft. wide, tuna A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD in good location, has two bedrooms up and two bedrooms down, haa living room and dinmg room both carpetad. full bath, kiteton and utility room, glassed in front and back porches, is insulated, has storm windows and screens, new gas furnace and water condition, and all for .$11,500.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS cooperation from county leavtng “rehab" funds avallabteJ for Investment in training be re-training of handicapped youth and adults. It t> only fair to point out too that hospital in­ surance carried by individuals and employers ho* also greatly relieved - Rehab" of expense In the hoKpiUUhuiHoi) column. nite fact haa made a very appreciable change hi our budget report* ed In "Rehab.” The Barry County area rreeivBriggs pointed out that lhe ave- rehablUtated in Michigan last Applied to Barry County this Indicates pn estimated annual earned by the 13 rehabilitated coat of rehabilitation wm 13.692 The knowledge that rehabili­ tation to. a good inveatment of public funds haa resulted tn In­ creased appropriations for thto service. At present only a little over one-third as many people are rehabilitated each year a* are estimated to come to need rehabilitation aPrvlcea. Aa th number of counselors an come more adequate It will make M. possible to provide services to more people and to the more severely diaahied. Usually the more severe the disability th- the complex problems Involved habllltatlon services depmds also arc to the community The far­ ther a disabled person hqs to go for complicated diagnosis, hos­ pital or surgical treatment, ot training che more difficult it problem of thia nature, that is the lack of medical apedalUU serving visual, heating, nervous and bone and Joint disorders our four neighboring large cities Biggs said. "Pennock Hcwplta! and the Thornapple Home aijd Medical Oare Facility together with the Health Department torff are outstanding and provldf Carl Niefha.net Hmm growing family? get an expansion loan 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 ... if the age$ on your family roster are starting to sound like the “count down" . . . maybe you want a home improvement loan for an addition to the house. Remember, there's always room for one more ... at HCB, of course! program of prwrentlon and treat • the 83 oounUea in Michigan. Bafry Oounty, to 4<Xh tn popula­ tion rise, but you would have a hard time to find 39 ottora with lhe Michigan Rehabilitation In- HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE SEE GILMORE’S FRIDAY. MARCH 11 Vocational RohabUltaUon makes avallabla federal funds for bull.!Ing and added staff. Addltior..J COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hustinqs Cilii Bniih Phon* Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum FrMlv, NtUkborly /or 7» C-.U—w. V« �. .. - ■ . . ms Win District Vikings Upset Saxons Stag Shop Romps Over Goslander Quint, 108-60 MhMheWe O—r Q*ln<7, Ptay. It. PUUp Tkurulay HUdirtn.'* •nwra.wx.-ea- Don Trefry rammed In 24 points to lead Uie Blag Shop to their lop-sided win. Bill Eckstrom had 15, Jerry Hopkins 17, Bob Schneider 15, Jerry qtoao but lost Saturday night to 81. Philip, M-4B. The underdog Maple Valley eagers battled gamely against ons tn their flrat two engage­ ments, 70-33 and 85-53. had trrrifle desire coupled with accur­ acy to whip Hastings. Lakewood pumped tn 29 out of Bald goal attempts and 17 out M free throws. Hastings «0od FT out of 87 shots from Butch Hartman had 13 for Goslander. Gary Cole and Bill Howland had 12 each, Mike Cor­ rigan and Tom Havens B, John Tnflee and Larry Barney 5 and Gary VanHouten 1. Don Mohn fired in 34 points to lead Francisco's Farm lads to 3 BOWL 42 Schools Get Invitations to Hastings Relaj FOR FUN AND HEALTH Art Fredcnbunc tallied 14 for the Platon Rings. Don Bowers 13, Dave Ling 12. Lan Burna 11, Tom eels an lhe defending cham­ plane, having won ths silver anniversary event by edging Ldnslng Everett, M*M. five records at last year's classic. Teams Invited, In- addition to the defending champions, in­ clude Albion, Allegan. Alma. B.C. Lakeview, Harper Creek. Spring­ field.. PennUeld. BL Philip, Bu­ ch ana*. Caledonia. Charlotte, "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" were weekend guests of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. William James while Don was in Kansas THE City with Central Michigan Uni­ versity's basketball team. The YEAR." That tribute was paid to Hastings High’s wrestling coach CMU eagers won their flrst game who is giving up that job to devote full time to administration. In the small college National As­ Rapids. OreenvUle, Dull Lake, sociation of Intercollegiate Ath­ Grand Haven. Grand Ledge, It will be turned over next season to Coach Ernie Miller, who letics tournament The Chips Grandville., Hastings, Holland has handled the Saxon Junior Varsity dbring the past season. West Ottawa, Ionia. J asks on Miller, now assistant HHS ----------------------------------------------- “ Western Michigan Horseshoe Parkside. Loy Norris, Hackett. principal, was selected as Coach Pitchers and their wives will of the Year by hto contempo- Open Bowling Time Available nament held at ’ Waverly High Friday and -Saturday. Coach Miller brought an even dosen grapplers to the tournament, certainly a record for this area. Ibb ond Mickey Lambert Armchair Athlete U? ROBERT CLAYTON MILLER, "COACH OF Invite Horseshoe Pitchers to Ada NWWia Instead of Rabbits Phono Wl 5-3184 ; FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Your Hosts , lag U invited te attend. Plans for the Western Michi­ gan IBM.season wtn be discussed Hastings Fifth In State Class B Wrestling Meet Coach BUI Karpenski handled the squad while Miller went to Burma on a PuDbright State Department appointment to or­ ganise a physical education pro­ gram in that country. He returned to the HlUtop for the next school year when his wrestlers had a 7-4 record. In Michigan organisation. •_ Movtoe* of'the IBM Blate and World Championships wljl be HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland qt Michigan Get Ready For a New Season Athletic Director Jock Clarey. who relinquished the head foot­ ball coaching reins after his undefeated season last Fall, was named Michigan's grid Coach of x Join us For a e B ><»uS,c ing their spotlights on Middle­ ville High s Trojans. the only Barry County prep squad to wtn a District crown. And Coach Ray Piute guided hia T-K eager* 1220 NETAf >HN DEERE > Lawn and See the honored Monday night by Kalainaxoo College as the most im­ proved player on the "K" Col­ lege basketball team. Delton has produced many fine athletes through the yean. We wonder how many remember the night Boehanan. coached by for­ mer HHS mentor Bill Karpenskl. took third with 35 points, Freeland had JI, Corunna ». Hastings U. River Rouge 34. Flint Hamady 30, Dowagiac 17 Eaton-Barry-Ionia league? The score was 32-38 back In January, 1B47. A. Shepard led Delton with Haatings was eliminated by Lakewood, 75-70. then the Vik­ ings lost to South Christian, BB47; Alma was eliminated by Ith- SNOW RIMOVAL 13ft—Linden Endsley won his first match, lost hto second, then lost In consolation 14fi—Ulrt Anriermn Inst his I of these exclusive features mid- •peed control. Single pedel reduces travel speed. Safety braking power to both rear AMshioned deep bucket seat. 8, Take a test-spin soon. R BROS lands. Michigan is paying more than 11.000,000 to 83 counties, up about tXOjOOO over last year. Of the total, some MOSXXX) haa been paid out for tax-reverted and gifted State lands throughout Michigan, and for purchased northern two-thirds of the State For these types ot lands, pay­ ments are made at a flat rate of 30 cents an acre. The Depart­ ment's remaining payments tn lieu of taxes total almost 1282,000 and cover purchased State lands in the southern third of Michl, gan. These are based on the on your Dial .... and GOOD LISTENING Now on The Air From 7:00 untfl 6:45 EVERY DAY \ Middleville T-K Calendar HASTINGS - BARRY COUNTY IIAOIO jEEHEMEEHiilEEMBEMiEi . �TO BUTIKGI BANNER—3 - HmW 300 from 36 Teams in ‘Y’ Cage Jamboree it Bowlin? AJBC SENIOR DIVISION Standlag*: Hasting* Bowl S3, Mike Reynold* UAW <14. American Mathews 524. i> Good series: Rick VanDenburg 194-610, Mike MIDer 170-400, ger 208-529, Gene Grabau Ml, Ken. Keeler 517, Ray Jenkins 548, Keith Craig 210-496, Ed Shelsr 231-553. Jack Bowman 234-638, Art Brewer 306-541, Jack Hheler 526. Ben Kenyon 213-628 and MONDAY MIXER8 Don Drake 532. Welcome Tavern 78, NorthRde Grocery 67. Poodland 84H. Vogt's RECREATION LEAGUE NO. Z OH. McAlltatm 601*. Food Cen­ Standing.: Gilmore's 59, Ackter 59’4, Haan's and Sheriff's ell’* 57. boekshore 66. Wood­ Girts 57, Piston Ring 66, Savings man** Lumber 494. Nashville Loan 50’i, Hshlngs Heights Gravel 484. WaUdorfl'a 48, 49, Mary’s Beauty Shop 484. Johnnie's Auto Parts 474. Park­ The Banner 454, Big D 43. er's Tavern 414. Goodyear Bros. WBCH 394. Parmaieea 37, Auto 39. and Hastings Meat Market Tag Inn 31 and Michigan MagGood score*: John Kaslnaky 257-620, John Gordemkl 345-501. Carl Baker 201-663. Paul Casssl 233-549. Larry Penrod-130-547, len 177-489. Gerry Newton 212­ Al Taylor 200-553. Ray Lund­ 538. Peg CTOnlnger 176-471. Mil­ quist and Jack Eehtinaw 637, dred Smith 182-514. Lucille Wll- Bob Adams 535. Howard Johns­ lltta 179-476, Thelma Barr 176­ ton 211-533. Al Morgan 225-530, 479, Leah Dawa 201-479, Jean Dave Kruko 530, Pat Gilmore McAllister 186-498, Gladys Ed­ 512, Bob Ward 508 and Stew wards 178-490. Irene Heath 178­ Howes 600. 509. Shirley VanDenburg 219­ SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES 542. Joan Kaslnsky 170-469. Ar­ High MriM: Al Morgan 230­ lene Swanson 204-524. Iris Yo­ der 191-481, Wilma Daniels 174­ 541, Allan Hlnrichsen 233-540, Bob Slocum 314-496, Al Taylor 496. Bernie Eckart 187-490. Marge 210-506. Benny Brown 179-615. Wieland 192-510, Ellen Dalman 187-484 and Doris Stanton 168­ Bonnie Wyant 213-491. Ron Pellow 182-476, Helen Bourne 163­ 472. 452, Velma Slocum '169. Jo Mor­ gan 1M, Phyllis Brown 151. Jim MONDAY BOWLERETTEB Standings: WalldorfFs 77, Pen­ Bourne 170, Jack Croninger 156, ney’s 72, Hastings Radio * TV Gene Wyant 117. Von Howell 151. Llx Wyant 149, Jodene Howell 151. Rose Hlnrichadn 163, Doro­ SB. Gilmore's 57. Gardner's 55, thy Bum* 155, Wealey Friend Covering 52 4, ' Mahler Motor 190-488 and BUI Bums 171-477. Hastings Milling 45. Arcade Beauty Salon 44. Action Flex. Cuylera and Bums Refrigeration 41, Rockhill St Bangliart 38 and Copper Lantern 30. 599. Shirley VanDenburg 183­ 517, Irene Heath 172-607. Bally VanDulne' 173-500. Bdtty Bheler 486. Madeline Everett 196-469. Jo. Tinker 171-460. Barb Kleraey 196-656. Memo. ©ePew 180-470. Boonie Hathaway 168-482, Pat Dim 163-452. Shirley Drake 171- 1)71 Donovan 108-452. Rose Moore IM. Jinny Betts 164. Sandy Clinton 188, Louise Annis Welcher 168. Jane Cole IM, Gin­ ny McLaughlin 171. Jane Fred­ enberg 181, Kale Colvin 168, Frieda Jaynm 162. Gladys Ed- BANTAMS (UNDER 11) Standing*; Haan's Standard 6014. Dale's 47%. Barr's 394. LP Gju and Kaechele's 38. Legion Auxiliary 37. George's Cltgo and East Bide Lumber 36. Superette 35. Bum's 344. Patton's 34. Bar­ ry Lumber 33. Hasting* Alumi­ num and Food Centex 31, Copper Lantern 304. Hasting* Motor Sales 25. Auto Tag Inn 20 and V6tJ 184. ' R. Wyngarden rolled 158-293. B Terry 156-287, M. Kaslnsky 155-262, B. Curtis 143-361. 8. VanDenBurg 141-361, J. Miller 139-259, A. Merrill 139-257. B. More than 300 boy* and girl*, from 36 teams are to participate i in Hastings' annual "Y" basket- , ball jamboree to be held Satur­ day morning and afternoon In lhe Hastings High East gym,.DIrector Bob King has announced. Saxon Boosters 225 Enter Hastings Women’s Bowling Tourney Over 2 Weekends Schedule Cage Forty-five teams are entered in ern. Nunes League. Shlrkey’s. the I960 Hastings Women's City Bob'* Bike and Copper Lantern. Bill March 22 THE STARTING POINT: Having been bom, one may itart bowl- abbreviated garni Bowling Tournament which gets underway this Saturday and by their contributions to the Sunday. March 12-13, and is to be completed on the following United Fund. Champions are to receive their weekend. March 19 - 20, Marge awards from YMCA President | Haan, secretary, reports. Duward Caln and from Youth I There are 72 double* combiCouncil Chairman Robert Cart-: nation* entered. 144 single* making the 7-10 tplit. Director King announced that] the all-events division, both east and west entrances to | The defending team champion THE START1NO POINT: The beginning bowler determine, hie the gym will be open by 8:45 axn. handicap division b Ne-Hl parents and bev* boys may that Barents mav which posted 2967 last reason starting point by placing his heel* two inches.from the ao .that foul line wWi his back to the pin*. He then take* four and a enter on the court the boys will with WaUdorfl's taking the ac­ play on. The doors will also be tual team honors with 2303. half brisk walking step*. (The extra half-step is for the slide.) open at 12:30 for the girts' Darlene Everett and Nancy After determining the starting point, turn around and try It Taylor won the doubles event In several time*. If you feel cramped, lengthen the approach . Championship teams Include: 1965 with 1276 with the actual tlighlly. If you feel you are stretching your steps to get to the Chuck Sunthelmer's Buckeyes doubles title going to Irene who won the 8th grade league; Heath and Shirley VanDenburg foul line, shorten the approach. Tim Clarey’* Condlea, 7th grade with 981. champions; Chris Guggemos' 513. Denny Frederickson 225-522 Furniture 45 and Poll's Con­ Comets. 6th grade, and Greg 1965 singles handicap champ and Robert Brittenham 187-513. struction 374. Ziegler's Trotter*. 5th grade roiling <38 and Mra VanDenGood scores: Don Graham champions. 206-561, Don Cheney 191-538, Saturday's schedule follows: COMMEBCIAL MAJORS Ruth Cheney 153-425. Roger Da­ Marilyn MacKenzie won top 5th Grade Boys Schedule ton Rings 88, Harwood's 63, Mil­ vis 156-435, Vcrdle 145-406, Ruth money in the oil-events handi­ 154-434, Oscar Rice 144-414, ler's 69 H, Roush 63. Culllgan's Rice 8: 15 am—Panthers (Adams) cap division with 1879 and Mrs. Maurice Adrian von 180-494, DorVanDenburg naturally won the otha Brumm lbt-460, Bruce vs Vikings (Smith). 9: 40 am. —Trotters :Ziegler) actual trophy with 1643. Brumm 173 - 468. Bob Tossava Teams bowling at 1:30 Satur­ 181-614, Carol Tosaava 183-454. w Saxons (J. Goodyear). day Include Stanton's. Sheriff's 6lh Grade Boys Schedule Dick Wilcox 193-495 and Jim Girls, Parmelee's.- V St J. Mobil, It was Jack Bowman's night Rhoades 191-542. West Court 9:15 am. —Dwibbles (Barlow) ker's, Rockhill St Banghart. Has­ 630 pins crashing Into the pits vs. Panthers. (Englert):). with a 237 high game. Joe Gle9: 40 am. —Surfers <8L Mar­ tings Floor Covering, Walldorff's and Powder Box. tini va. Irish (Shumway). larowskl roiled solo honors with Team* rolling at 4 Saturday 10: 06 am. — Comets (Gugge257 finishing with Ml. John are Motor Aires. McAllisters. By Mrs. Ethel Blank mos! va Wolverine (Moore). Kaslnaky fired 223-587. Shannon Penney's, Vogt's. Welcome Tav Lydy 206-572, Eouneth Engesalh 7th Grade Boy* Schedule Mr. and Mrs. Vertin Kauffman Barry Ready Mix. Color Center. Northxlde Grocery, Hastings Mil­ ling, Arcade Beauty Shop. Ne-Hl. Gardner's, Piston Ring and Oilmore Gems. Teams rolling at 6 pm. Sun­ day, Marell 20. are Hastings Cleaners, Pleasant Point Motel, Masting* Motor Sales and Big D. Other events will be rolled on all four days, too. vs. Uncle's. (Leads). Ith Grade Girls Schedule 10:30 am.— Untouchables <8. Goodyear) va Condlea (Clarey). v*. Cheryl Doolittle Team. East Court. 8th Grade Boy* Schedule 1 pm —Claire Goodyear Team 10:30 am. — Wolverines (Ar­ Court. nold! vs. Spartans (Francisco). 10: 55 am. —Badgers (Hatha­ way! vs. mini (Smith). 11: 20 axn—Wildcats (Vandenburg) n. Buckeye* (Bunthelmvs. Kendra Robbe Team. West Court. <th Grads Girl* Schedule 10:55 am.—Red Team (Annex Plus). 2 pm.—Chris Besamer Team 11:20 am.—White Team (An­ vs. Cindy Bchondelmayer Team, nex O) va Blue Team (NE.>. Hastings faculty. In the 7:30 preliminary game, the men on the faculties of Central. Northeastern and South-. eastern who are over 40 will play the faculty men from the high ASTINGS EATING FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING SURPLUS WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Haitingt HOT WATK BASEBOARD HEATING Call Wl 5-5769 or Wl 5-3732 There was a time when a new ear warranty meant only 2 yean or 24,000 miles of protection. Lumber 43. Bob's Bike 394. Mil­ ler's Plumbing 34 4 and Ocker- endeavoring to see bow many Conley 195-526, B. Handy 221- guests and new attendants will march to Bunday school in Denhurg 177-520. M. Corrigan 180-496. B. 8t. Martin 188-471, a hold Saturday evening, Feb. 26th Bowman 172-445, M. Lambert al the parsonage, * The WM Wilson 155-458, A. PTOderickson Society prayer band mooting 167-459, D. Stanton 179-475. P. Brown 172-453, J. Loco 172-414, Ovcnshire at the panonagc B. Kleraey 164-453, P. Allen 162­ Thursday afternoon, Feb. 24th. 470. E. Davis 162-484. B. High 167-455 and J. Dalman 181-476. igan U. B Conference will be held March 14 and 15 at HarrlB. Howes., 164-470. NITE HAWK LEAGUE Standings: Farm Bureau and Head Pins 36, Delton 33, Rollers 30. Devereaux Furniture 21 and Michigan Avenue Coffee Shop 13. Dick Aldrich led the field with 227-601, L. Silsbee ported 569. The Saxon Athletic Boosters Club has scheduled a basketball program for Tuesday night,.' March 22. to replenish their scholarship fund and to provide ' game will have three minute quarters, lasting a total of 12 Michigan Stale's new assistant minute*. basketball coach is Ous OanaThe Athletic Booster* have kas. who for 12 yean coached schrduled lhe banquet to honor Uie basketball and wrestling Lansing High School. squads for Monday. March 28. Pleasant Valley Harold Eckert 660. Robert Miller day evening lunch guests at the 200-579. Pete Lublenleckl 202-531. Mike ffchooddmayer 538, Merle Wm. Letaon ot near Woodland Haines 548. Max Myers 210-538. sons' Wednesday. * Mr. Hollirter 227-547, Harry McCol­ lum 529. Floyd Williams 534, Les Springer 545. Maynard Tuck­ K. Rose 132-240, J. Bumworth er 202-562, Rod Newton 524. 138-239. K. Allen MO-234, M. Hll- Galen Daniels 624, Paul WoodUkar 114-234, O. Ziegler 140-233. B. Havens 122-233, J. Haan 142­ 231, K. Rayner 121-233. C. Mar­ tin 132-229, T. Robinson 129-228. Dave Goodyear 514 D. VenDerMolcn 120-226. M. Burns 500. Arizona via piano Wednesday. * Halnea 126-224, M. Nelson 113­ 222. Jerry Whitney 106-212. R. WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Morgan 116-208. V. Smith 104Standings: Hastings Motor and daughter, Christine, made a trip to Maume, Ohio, Saturday naw 112-200 and K. Plook 100- Mairrt on. w, .Btanian* 66. Shlrkeyl X G A 61, Rea4y COMMEBCIAL MINORS HA8TLNG8 CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: Smith Bros. 664, a night for outstanding scores and Middleville's Jerry Keegstra led the hot Classic wheel rolling Consumers Power 55'». Deputies steadily for 225-215-212 for 652. 65. Dale's Bakers 54S. Cheno­ weth and South End Pood 53 237 for a fine 649, Pat Terpsnlng Urte Cltgo 60S, Parker's 49. blistered the lanes with 169-267­ Hastings Electric 48. Tinkler's 310 for 646, Lawrence (Honk) and Al> .& Dot's 46. Hastings Keeler pasted 211-194-214 for Aluminum 44«4, Patten Monu­ 619. John Kaslnsky fired 180-223­ ment 42. The Banner 36 H and 212 for 615, Bob Boyle rolled 237­ Viking 28. 184-187 for 612, and Dave Irwin also got over the BOO barrier put­ Ing kegler Thursday, roiling two ting together 190-192-222 for 604. 222 games finishing with 622. Joe Burkholder chalked 202­ Paul Cassel postal 219-589, John 615. Harry Long 227-585. Jerry Kaslnkjry 206-577, Ray Jenkins Smelker 531. Jerry Pager 517, 200-561. Emmett aucaseth 206Ken Beckwith 515. Art Gallup &52, Cart Hathaway 202-544. 558. Paul Edwards 613, Jim Barr Robert Ingram 187-580, Galen 224-506, Merle Haines 529. Bill Daniels 183-640. LaVem Bow­ Hackney 214-597. Harv Haan man 193-622. Curt Avtry 177-502, 207-542. Warren Kermeen 501, Jack Taylor 181-502, Clyde Di­ Maynard Park 237 - 549, Dick vine 182-504. Morey Greenfield Hart 263-583, Stu Sweet 555. 186-513, Ray Lundquist 181-508, Shannon Lydy 212 - 589.- Ward Bill Cassidy 192-506. Jerry CutWoodmansee 207-660. Joe Olela- chall 178-602, Ken Oranata 218- Teams bowling at 3 Sunday are Mary's Beauty Shop, Haan's Standard. Ockerman's Mahler Motor Sales, Duraclean, Hastings Savings St Loon, -Haatings Heights. Michigan Magnetics. WBCH and MCF Lassie*. Teams rolling Saturday. March At our place, that’s a thing of the past Mra John Letson attended the Oounty Farm Bureau Woman’s meeting at Ionia Wednesday. and Mra Clayton Neeb. * Mra. Dorothy Briggs and daughter. 549. D. PUher 534.’J, Durbin 206­ visitors at the Herman Millers 526. H. Aldrich 502. Paul Cassel Rev. Chalmer Miller and wife of 407. D. Tebo 453. D." Wlsnewskl family were also Bunday lunch­ eon guesta. Mra Clyde Zeigler and daughter. Laura, of Way­ LaDere 407 and R. Pavlik 470. land and Ronda Neeb. local, were Bunday dinner guests of TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Mr. and Mrs Floyd Neeb a Mr Standing*: Welton's Heating 'O River m-.r Bend null 70. Golf <■ 64, High- GroenvlUe were recent visitors land's Dairy and Thomapple of ber mother, Mra. Vera Geiger Skating Rink 57. Andrus Insur-1 “ Gulf Service 474. Johnson's Call Wl 5-3481. NEW CARPETING Buy Miller 26 os. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices G Buy from Us and Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds NO CHASOI FO« INSTAUJNO! MONARCH —MST IUYS IN Ot OUT Of TOWN— ||. 11 Miller smhuoun ? lot I. WMdUBd, HmHwbs SERVICE Hhm Wl 5-2091 Barry s Farm Store 5. H«iwv«r «t Hastings City UaUta Dewey's Car Palace * -- �LARKE BUICK PRICED TO SELL BARRY'S SAVE 5$ $ Chrysler-Plymouth CLASSIFIED AD FAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3W MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. S. Hanover «t Qty Umlto CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 1965 PLYMOUTH 1965 CHEVROLET BMAk; 4 crt. aulomelk, w/waH». MM DODGE HARDTOP Lancer Q.T. 1964 PONTIAC 1 1 “* * Mw. w/wslta. On* ownar. T 1M3 MRBCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan.________8L» 1» MERCURY MONTRREY 4 Pr. Sedan .............. $ ■ torn 4Qf 1964 BUICK loSabr. 2 Dr. ttardtap. Pcww .leerMg and braka*. Low mltesga. . UM T| v cent™ MM FORD GALAXIE 5M Calendar of Special Events THURSDAY, MARCH 14 THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB wlU meet on Thursday, March 10, at 1:30 pm. at the Hasting* City Bank. TUESDAY. MARCH 15 1*1 COMET 1963 FORD GALAX IE 1963 BUICK.ELECTRA 2 Dr. Hsrdtsp. On* awrwr. Low Mtasga 1963 CHEVROLET DdAlt; V-a automat*. 4 dr. Qn* ownor. Low (ntte*c«- Locally owned. IMS FORD M TON Ha* radio.......................$1,05 1MI CHEVROLET 1 TON One owner. —...............MAM 1M3 FORD ECONOLINE BUS MAHLER MOTOR SALES BAND - The Hastings Shrine Club present* the Saladin Mil­ lion Dollar Band at the Cen­ tral Auditorium, Hastings. on March 24 at 8:00 p.tn. Ticket* are available from any Shriner or at Gardner1* Drug Store in 204 H. UkklcM Wl 3-1114 Peat Poet • Fottiof Vermiculite • Poet Sphagnum Moat BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. State Wl 5-5912 NOTICES Classified 1310 N. Michigan UM HORD CUSTOM IM 4 Dr. Sedan, Orutea-mstic. 8 cyl, power steering, radio. $3.47 up WINICK*S Amaryllis • Bagenlog (oxhibition sixo in 6 govgoova colon) 4 DY. Sedan.------- ....IU 435 1M> MBBCUBY CONVERTIBLE "WHITE SALE1 USED (AR SPECIALS 5,7 to 15*20 It's Time to Start Your Bulb.! 1964 PONTIAC 1964 THUNDERBIRD 2 Dr. Hdrp ; light Mu*, aula trans. rMfa. P-T. »tr*. brake*. wtndraw. CANVAS TARPS Phong Wl 5-2479 |j FARM IMfI! Mf HTS Ufa RAMBLER AMERICAN Cttnv. Stand. 6 CyL Radio. mi ooyTKManwiB Farm Machinery 'SPRING FEVER' -John Dwr. Ko. HO Dim —John Deere 2010 utility with loader. Like new I Land Beak Interest rates remain at 5V6 %. Get the money you need to build your farm business—get it at this law rate. Repay­ ment terms up to 35 years. No prepayment penalty. See us about a Land Bank loan I —Used Wheel Hone Lawn Trac­ er with mower and blade. WANTED E0V4I4SAT3ON DIRECTOR AppUcaUoru will be accepted far Barry County Equalimtlon >40000 MONTHLY POSSIBLE— Home Typing. Full or part­ APPLICATIONS ARE NOW HE­ time. Details $1.00. B4B Re­ , ING TAKEN far full and part search Enterprises, P.O. Box time help. Immediate opening IM, Holcomb, Missouri 83852. for fan Uma ^rls—days. Apply _________ . 3/M Starter and light*. 2 Dr. Deluxe trim. Automatic. 8 Cyl. Radio. 19/XX) actual miles. -Used 3 pt. Rear Blades—7fL Turn your free mornings, af­ ternoon or evening* Into cash. 810 for each,three hour a Oar necessary. No canvassing. Call MS-4239. —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ per. A-l shape! 1M3 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE Power steering and brakes. —Case 95 Spreader. Almost like Low car mileage. IMS FORD GALAXIE 5M Convertible- Ford-o-malic. 8 Cyl, w/walls, radio. l»G2 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 8 CyL Automatic. Power —Several Used Plows—All sixes. -Good Used Chain Saw*. GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson ftfl blue Sedan Wl 5-5052 VIA tFif MNIEP extras, WANTED . . 13*3 PONTIAC . . ..Catalina 2 Dr. Hardtop, power steering, radio. White­ Wall*. Look this one over. RmmR Ford Ik. 32S N. Mich. Mu *45-2421 IN! CORVAIR MONZA COUPE HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Vi So. Michigan Open Maa., Wad.; Fri. 8:30-5:00 Phoaa 945-9415 Part or Full Time Clerical Help. GOOD AS NEW STORE 967 CALENDARS —Wide vari­ ety of prices starting at MAS per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek. WO 3*0150 collect after 8 pm. 2/3 ACRE CRIDLER, Do you plan on retiring? Do you like to travel? You can earn 81000.00 per MATRON - For private home month on an investment of and school tor retarded chil­ 8100.00 to start in a business dren. Live In. Tuesday and of your own. Husband and / Wednesday off. 43 hour week. wife can wort together. Gerald ' Middle-aged woman preferred. Driesenga, Rl Toeland, MichlReferences neoMeary. Write Jeanne McDaniel. 1008 North Ave, Battle Creek. Include TWO COOKS for IB week* sum­ your phone number. 1/10 mer camp four miles from Hastings. Prepare evening meal qn Monday and noon and evenlng meals Tuesday through Friday beginning June 13 BroU. Ms VH wMMrtMdwork. Clean IM •quara leet for only MM. Hai Unp Floor State. Wa­ ll U tf r Sten** Wallpiper & Paint Stor* ssnuvi. Some Experience in Bookkeeping Preferred. Apply: Mr. Ivan King S 'ALt-MISC BI6 SALE MOBILE HOMES (B-10-12 Ft. WM«) REAHM MOTOR SALES Winter Coats 35c each Write: Rawleigh MCC <fel3 FUrta Boat*. Trailer! and mceaaortas. M-M in NsshrflJ*. OL MR1 or QL 148M, tt SMILCY POST-BUILDINGS DOING TURNS after 4 1001 8. Freeport, III. Am. NOT ICE MOBILE HOMES I-5D65 Coll SMILEY BUILDINGS Heating - Plumbing Sarrica N~ • Um4ol . R.p«i, KAECHELE'S W 5. Ckwcli Wl 5-5352 Attention: Man and Woman Blips. Bras. Panties and Girdles as marked. Rawleigh Dealer in N. Barry County or Hastings (Male or Female) Dept INTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC 5-241* 107 N. Michigan Flexfab, Inc. Tie* Fab is an Equal Wanted At Once BORDERS A NICE CREEK Halting*, Mich. 616-945-9103 INCOMB TAX RE­ at your place or mine pm. O. W. Spencer, Dibble. Hearings Ph. Do you need extra money to supplement present warning? It you have car and phons you may qualify for top-paying More than 10.000 men and women now earn upwards ot " For more information write: FULLER BRUSH COMPANY 2483 Gaywood KalamaMo er plume: Fl 5-2944 RXTT SANDER (Century), grinder (Century), «abre saw (Century), pipe die*. 3 handle* 1/1 to 114", pipe cutter, pipe stead. 8.K. eockat seta, a small •ack of bolts, die* and gape. Miscellaneous small carpenter tools, twaemade cover for back of truck with metal root and pipe rack. Parmer Thomp- �LISAU NOTICE Guests included Mr. and Mra Ward Jarrard. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin MaCteiland. Mr. and Mra. KMM Rsrtee, MT. and Mrs. Roy Ttttaneyw, Mr. and Mra. Ward Orwq Mr. and Mrx Guy Kant- KSSL," Woodland Public Forum for the kind services of the Henton-Bmlth Funeral Home. Rankin's Family In Memoriam concert la sponsored by the Haatlngp 8hrtnc,Club. Th* program starts at B pm. and will last for one and a half hours In the HMtlngn Central Auditorium. * Tbs Child Study Club will meet Tuesday. March IB. at tho home In loving memory of our dear wife, mother "and grandmother, Sopiironla Matson, who passed away March 8. 1065. “Forty-nine years wt- spent our lives together. There was sometimes sorrow and tadnesa, but there was always love, and until we meet again, the children and I will say with that same love, 'Good - Hight, dear wife, mother and grand­ mother, Good-night?” Badly missed by wraA" AU clippings were sent to the State prerideni of garden clubs who replied." I am Impreecal, for altho It la worthy, often the papers don't find that much room for a writeup.” speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Ralph McCelland. Bho will demonstrate cake decorating. * The Woodland PTA will meet Monday, March 14, at the school. partment will present a demon­ aeration. This wlU be the last meeting before the annual school ot National Council of State fair on April 2. Garden Club % Ina, wrote, Walter Hershberger has re"Thank you for sending me that wonderful conservation materi­ turned from the hospital. Mra. el" It, too, consisted of Banner Herahboger a slater, Bertha Mulleulx of Battle Creek is spending a few days with the Henhbergera. We are glad that Walter is able to be homo among his frisnds. ★ The village election wm be held Monday, March 14. It may seem silly to hold an election, but it really is not. Volunteer Girt Scout adults are Even with no cosnpoUtkn tt Is buDdlng a bridge to the future nc a* least three and three- Important to take the few min­ quarters million Giri Scouts in ute* neoemary and got out to the USA today. Over 6,000 ot vote. If you fall to vote for three years you are no longer regist­ those girts are members of your ered and must re-register with local Glowing Ember* Girt Scout the village clerk. Ona trustee decided not to run Chis year and tbs oenunittoe ha* been unable Io find another pertsm to fill th*jto*UoC. That means when you go fawn to the flrebam Monday to fbte there win be two nimes LIGALS Hags ffli Niehl*.. ter will be competing tar prims. The prises may be seen Ln the old port office (Claarical win­ dow. Proceeds from this candy mle win be used to award let­ ter* and send members of the band to Michigan State Univer­ sity Bummer band camp. Thia camp proved very worthwhile for the band last year. Get some candy early so you will have time to get more after you find out ho* delicious It It. AU band members from seventh through |2th wlU be participating. * The Methodist Jr. MTF will sponsor a bake sale Saturday. March 13. They will bo located nX the old port offleu (daasteS) bunding. School Election Notice of the Loit Day of Registration of the Quolified Electors of Hastings Public Schools, B-l BARRY COUNTY STATE OF MICHIGAN To the Quolified Electors of Sold School District WHO MAY VOTE? S«cHon S32 if Act 269, FabUc Act. Michl,,.. 1955, OS amended, provides th* following: “Tho Inspectors of Election at an Annual or Special Election shall not receive the vote of any person residing In a registration School District whose name Is not registered as an elector in tha City or Township in which ha resides ! Gene D. Hall. 10, U8N. eon at 1Mr. and Mra Floyd B. Ttodd at :R3 Hastings. and Larry W. Wat।soo, 1*. VSN, sod of Mr. and Mra. Bernard Watson ot M Has­ tings, hare teen undergoing seven weeks <rf barib training at they will bo assigned to a school, shore eta firm or ship, according to their Navy clawI fl ration teste. LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Th* last day on which penrets may register with the Township Clerk (s) er City Clerk to vote at the Special School Election to ba hold on April II, 1966 to March 14, 1966. Person* registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m„ Eastern Standard Timo, on the •aid day are NOT ELIGIBLE to vote ot the mid Special School Election. Persona planning to regis­ ter must determine when the City and Towsthip Clerk*' offices will be open far registration. Board of Education force of the Girt Scout move­ ment since Its beginning. - Aft President of the Glowing Ambers Girt Scout Council, I on thia and get out to vote. Use would like to take this oppor­ yoor voting privilege. tunity to thank all of the volunThe Vikings surely handed their fane a surprise Wednes­ day evening when they won over possible for girls. Because of the Hastings Saxons, 75-70. This Falla, Idaho. Ha la to report to their leadership, girts of today surely put the finishing touches USB Aljp AKA M at Norfolk, will be better prepared to meat to the 65-66 basketball season. Va, until a Nuclear billet la open. the challenge of the future. It is too bad they had such a Sincerely yours, long losing strenk but now they will have something to look for­ ward to next year The final score Friday night looked pretty bad, but they were up against the number one team which was By Mrt. Stephen Chgood quite a threat. Our hate go off to the boys and their coach for Cloverdale - Hope g IT OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Under fka provisions of Public Acts of Michigan,___ fra Hom will NOT BE TAKEN BY SCHOOL OFFI­ CIALS and only persons who have registered at general elector* with the appropriate Township or City Clerk of the Township or City in which they reside are registered elector*. Thii Notice ii given by order of the Board of Education of Hastings Public Schools, B-l, Michigan. Dated February 28, 1966 , SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guido h*U**b«iar, impraeUyl LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Wall, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st 1,000 gals.I. Call 945-54B2. thorlzed Dealer for Wheel Horie Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. E. L Carpenter HardWATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. Gilmers Jewelers, 102 E. State MOTfoa Of most daUd Ike 3llh ds Hlra'tl UiHlim, Atleraey, for PeUllo PISIICTIII CHUT ASS8CHTI0I MEMORIAL M0NUMB4T1 Of DISTINCTION ©W CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repairs and sharpening. Saw ports and supplies. McCulloch and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. 301 S. Michl,.. An. Hastings Office Hours MON., WED. & FBI. Phone 945-9415 AUTO — mi BONDS HOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE urday evening vlalUn at the Woodman* wore Mt. and Mra. Robert McKibben, Mr. and Mra. Ike^MoKlbten and daughter. tMra Ronald Andres, Mra. Bta-1 Phan Osgood and Diane, Dennis and Damns Anders went to visit Mr. and Mra. Bob Andes* and temlly of Mlddtevllia ★ Miss Kim Andss wm tastAsllsed last weak with pneumonia, RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, Recored. Biskay Sates and Serv­ ice, 2IB N. Jefferson. Phono Wl 5-5174. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapen Fabrics In Barry County. Klnct rods. Installation and Hangmg Beverwyk's Color Center. 221 W. Mill. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES pf tracton. machinery and chain sawi in our now building at 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ Rapair and new work. Fixtures ’---------------- Kelley Electric ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl « Middleville Rd., 5-5052. •2790 after 5 pm.. Insurance and Beside JERRY ANDRUS This Weakly Servlet and Repair Guide �Personal Mention Woodland School Menu imazoo Razed Filtf’erald Corps To Entertain Children June 2 Pvt. Clarence F. Benner, after a 10-day leave at home, reported to Fort Belvoir, Va. to attend an engineering school. His par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benner, and grandmother, Mra. Iva Birman, drove to Fort Knox. Ky. Feb. 11 for hU graduation and he accompanied them home. His address is Pvt. Clarence Benner, There will be u names party nt lhe Medical Facility on Tuesday, April IB. Prizes will be furnished by each member. Several members are planning io go to Battle Creek on Satur­ day. March 12, to entertain with a party at tho V.A.VB. Refresh- iroane in Michigan. The plan­ ned capacity of lhe building was 300; during World War IT. it housed as many as 765 pati- the City Bank on March 25 with Dorothy Meier, chairman, as­ ■ 11 was formally opend on Aug. sisted by Hilda Blackford and 29. 1«59 when James Buchanan Dorothy Oronrwold. The clialrWM U» IMh President of the man has asked Bea Peltier. May- Ruby Henney Your Cond.dof. to. Halting. City Traaiurar Whist party on Thursday, March 10, at 1:30 pm. Tito Corps has accepted Invi­ tations to u paid luncheon at Kalamazoo on Tuesday. March daughtera of Dowling spent Fri­ day at Uie Arthur Klopfenstein Johnson of Union City who be­ homo. * Mrs. Myron Hancock came parents to a girl. Rose­ of Brookville, Fla., spent the mary. born Thursday. The John­ weekend In Lansing with reUsons are former area raridenu. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Leo Frey and Kathryn Middleville The Baptist Missionary So­ ciety meets at 7:30 pm. Thurs­ day al Uie parsonage. * Mr. and April 13. President Bea FelUrr present­ ed a five-year bar to add to the 35-ycar pin representing 40 years of service to Clam I. Bayne. The 3x4 Club meets* at the home or Mra. Voight Curtis Tuesday, March IS. With Mra. Rowland Curtis aa eo-hostwa. Mr. and Mra. Clay Adams were Ln Grand Rapids on Thursday ot last week Co visit Mr. and Mra. Urie Adams. Lisle Is very 01. Mr. and Mra. Fred Mina of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra Dell Morgan were Sunday din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mra. A. D. Mr. and Mra Charles Higbee recently visited Mr. and Mra. George Ragta in Donna. Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole in WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER Acid Iron Abels read an article on "Flag Making.** The charter was draped for 30 days hr memory of Grace L. Johnson, a past National prral- village and workmen are wreck­ ing tho building prior to building the Pogo Memorial building on the rite. * Mr. and Mra. Lynn Prentiss and daughters of In­ Banfield - Vicinity April 4Hi Election Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hooper returned Sunday from their two week vacation at Boynton Beach. Luther Lenz for a potluck Fla., where they were their sis­ pedro. * Little Cindy and ter, Mrs. John Robbc Of Way- Leonard spent the week their grandparents. Mr. ahd Mra. Archie Dunn and family, Mr. and Mra. Ray Dunn and family. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ferris and family and Mra. Myrtle Dunn. * Saturday call- Cloudy Bad Taste Bad Odor If your faucet water is staining your fixtures, ruining your laundry, or is otherwise obnoxious—you have • PROBLEM. Ills so easy and so economical to have clear, filtered, conditioned water . . . automatically. and Jim with Mrt. callers at the Loo Frey home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frey and family and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Prey of Battle Creek.. mentary Building to meet Mino Bartiaru Frants. a senior Scout from 8. E. Grand Rapids. She showed slides of her experiences in the 1965 Senior Roundup In Bayview. Idaho. as president of the MSU Alumni Varsity Club. Phone 945-5102 313 N. Softwood Broadway at Center Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector 0 a_m. Holy Communion 11 tm. Morning |rayer and sermon. Nursery and classes for k'.'JI spending a few weeks Ln sunny Florida has returned to Michi­ gan and la spending sortie' Hine 'naIVraliy women uve longer Than men, just took HOW LONG 1UEY STAY GIRLS enjoying living in a trailer Ln Florida far the Winter months. * Many people enjoyed "My Fair Lady" In Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Gary Homellnk and two children from Sparta were Mrs. Mabelle VanWecfden. SunThe blood bank is Monday, March 14. at the Mejhodlst Cliurch beginning at 12 noon until 6 pm. If interested coll Mra James Hicks, phone SY 6­ 3785. * The Olrl Scouts of Troop 199 took part in the Methodist Church service last Sunday inorulng. Prelude, Jody and Belli Helrigrl; greeters. Stephanie Ho- THE SPAN OF LIFE is lengthening for oil of us. In Chevelle SS 396. A truly potent performer, and right now you’ll get just the color and equipment you want. Impala Sport Sedan. You've heard of that famous Jel-stMother ride. Get it right now in a No. 1 Bug! Boy:rn. were acting acolytes. Jody Heingel. Kathy Kenneen and Stcplianlo Howell were given 1930 is was 60 years . . . now it's 70 years, and going up. Good sense tells us to save from every paycheck retirement fund to assure comfort and security In our golden yean. Your insured savings earn high OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS '/. ON All SAVINGS Mean." by Rev. Tabor, was In keeping for the honored guests. Two cars ot people went to Nappanee. III.. Tuesday' for World Service work sorting and Batea and Mrs. Harold Taber, will give the program. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Long- Chevy U Nova SS Coupe. Always great on economy, now lhe.best buy you ever aimed info your drireway! Corvair Monza Sport Sedan,. Really different driving, fun to handle—and a true Double Dividend Dag buy! Starting now-Double Dividend Days at your Chevrolet dealer’s! CHEVROLET DOUBLE BEND DASS! 0.J WT8 • N0.1 CARS 3W M pear Chevrolet dealer's Join the crowd—bat try to be'it the head of the line! Because right now you’ll get a mighty handsome boy at your Chevrolet dealer’s during Double Dividend Days. (That means No. 1 Boys oa America’s No. 1 Cars.) Pick troos 45 great models of Caprice, Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy U or Corvair. Choose, too, from a virtually endless selection of colors, custom loaches, engines and interior trims. Availability safety: Seat baits front and rear .Padded Inst^ meat panel • Psddad sun visora • Outsit mirror (use It always before passing) . Shatter­ resistant Inside mirror . Two-speed electric wipera for better visibility In a downpour • Windshield washers • Back-up lights. and variety have never beengreater—lhe daughters dropped in Thursday evening to help her cetebrale her birthday. They were Mra. Marcia Loftus. Mra. Shirley Allan and Mra. Carol! Palmer. Bunday Mr. bays have never been better. Bat hurry—Doable Dividend Days won’t last forever! So see au kind, of good bay* oil in ono plow.. .nt you chetroiet daUsw Chevrolet ■ Chevelle • Chevy D • Corvair • Corvette 136 E. Stat. St. n>«M Wl 5-9.53 < LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 $i HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �Church Chxrt*» E IHyle and certain other medic Q- How much will medical In­ surance cost? A. Th* premiums are .18 a month—shared equally by these who *tgn up and the Federal curity AdmlnlstraUdn will be glad to an—f K. Your Social Security District Office located nt 56 Ransom Ave, NX. Grand Q. How do X sign up for the hospital Insurance program? A. If you receive monthly so­ cial security or railroad retire­ ment benefit*, you arc automa­ tically covered, if you do mot receive there benefit*, get in touch with your *oclal security dk'ulct office. Remember, you mu*t be at least 65 to be eligible. Q. What benefits ore payable under hospital insurance? A. Up to 90 day* of hospital care are provided fur each cpetl of Illness. You pay the flrat *40 and 810 dally after CO day* of inept tallzaUbn. You uro also eligible for outpatient diagnostic service*, poBthrapltal home hc.Tlth services. and (effective January 1, 1907) posthoapital ex­ tended care. Q. What provision is made for paying doctor tillls? A. There Is voluntary supple­ mentary medical insurance to Irelp pay for physicians', service* Monday I 8:30 am. „ „ — >~ added- rorvioe tt U alto open to the public each Monday evening fFom 4:30 to 9 pm. Address your question* and requrau to that office, which will reply di­ rectly to you. For telephone re- Trooper Morr Helps Apprehend Escaped Convicts on the closing night, Wednes­ day, will be Rev, Phillip Coch­ rane, a native of England, who was in the Congo during the uprising at 1984. Rev. Brrnrn began his mU- to fix a hi-fi W*'v* got th* know-howt.j|n factory-trained pononnel to'fl your hl-fl uh peopwty, ^ _ TV and topa recorders expertly repaired, too. Intone Requiem At Nashville for Nathan Harwood, of tire Philippine Radio Out­ reach of the Assemblies of God. ire was in charge of the produc- Pennock Hospital has been named the aaalnlant director of development in charge of church relation* st Otter­ bein College, at Westerville, Ohio. This part year. Rev. Turner porate bonds and other similar types of property. All UB. bonds are exempt and or Flat Rock, Ohio. the tax on deposit* In Michigan He graduated from Otterbein banks and building and loan asCollege in 1943 and U the sec­ ond graduate from that Col­ Michigan bank* will be paid lege to Join the college develop­ rectly. ment department In ths past Ail corporate stocks are and Mrs George Smith were in Pontiac to attend the funeral will graduate from the Tiffin. l of the latter's brother, Larne WSCU Meets Tuesday Ohio High Schorl thia year has The nwnUU, WCTO -111 „ at Mr*. Fied Bower s. 715 E. | lege to continue her schooling. Grand Street, Tuesday, March 15. at 2 pm. Mr* Gerald Smith WlU be program leader, the topic bring "Man's Relationship With TWO ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEES Stan Trumble, C.LU. RICHARD BURTON, CUKBUOM OSKAR WERNER, New York Life Phone Vermontville Strand «i Hastings 259-7298 , CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl S.BIB7 & Wl 5-5H2 221 N. J*H*fMa st MUI Fwmtrly st Flmron* Star* REAL ESTATE WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS INSURANCE Ford to Speak In Battle Creek ION Di ,0^ Ticket^ may be obtained from Vincent Crawkey, Employees Re­ lations manager of Eaton by calling 962 1571 in Battle Creek or at 463 N. 20th Street, or by calling Mm H. A. Adrounie In CODUREX Menstrual Pain Relief de?‘ On Dean’s List ... o‘ >k *»••"**, y.rtO"* . C'“'> '•TV. W” 'Ao Relieves Muscle Pain in Minutes! »THRUGoes THRU th* ekln to Kill Muscle Pain At Ito Source! % Soothing THRU KBSFak b*g>n* to p«nefej bate within 30 oeNiaLflex Leaves your mouth feeling I dental fresh and dean! Guards against bad breath, helps .«v°' a Mouthwash and Gargle ■nd advanced medical technique* can often cure ailment* in a matter of days which often required week* or months of bod rest. It’s no wonder we say that today's prescription is the biggest bargain in history. The next time you have a prescription to be filled, rely on our friendly, prompt prescription service.. Your i^J) Pharmacy PrMcription Pharmacy I2« UM Kata W. Nmm Wl 5-M« Hotting* 3 DAYS ONLY FRI.-SAT.-SUN. BRACE YOURSELF FOR GREATNESS mately 1,040 square mile* tn preaching and Uterature dis­ tribution throughout the ConIn their po*ac**lon ‘were a 12gauge shotgun and a .22 caliber rifle, both l&uied. and a box of shotgun shells. Morr and Mueller observed the po*M**lon* were left behind In car. 1U bright lights operating. the eacape, during which they When the light* were dimmed, were Intercepted by a truck fuU one headlight was not function­ ing. Asked to show identification, the convict* produced empty prison-made wallet*. The two escaped Feb. 28. scal­ ing a fence in civilian clothing which they were allowed to wear. They allegedly assaulted a man in Jackson and stole his rar, after he gave them a ride. The car reportedly wu aband­ oned tn Detroit •OHrayf who claim* to be a former profearional football player, wu charged with carry­ ing loaded weapon* in hi* car in notation of ceruervatton taw*. lot of know-how )k. associate judge of the U-S. f the National Conference on ting lhe new Klwanla-iponaorcd ba Edward C. Keefe, Oklahoma ItlonaL Hasting* and some UH I program which aims to bring Illi of Right* and the American there when World War II broke out. For IB months they were isolated from the outside world, having no transportation except a bicycle to cqytr kn area- of Togs far the past 81 year*. Rev. McOmber, Ute speaker for Tuesday evening, has been ac­ tive in nearly eve^y phase of the missionary work In the Philip­ pine* rince arriving on that Farmer Dies at April 29 between 8 am. and 6 Rankin Hyde. 71. R1 Delton, pm. to aid taxpayers In prepar­ ing their intangible tax return* who spent nearly all of hl* Uta due not later than April SO. as a Prairieville Township farm­ Intangible personal property er. died at Pennock Hospital on subject to the tax includes all of God radio broadcasts through, out the Philippines. Uninrsity of Michigan Hos­ Founding the Blodl Medical pital in Ann Arbor where be Center, which cares for mater­ had been a patient fire week*. nity. general out-paUenta and Bam June 10, 1904. tn Hea­ lepers, was one of the first tings. he was a son of John and Agnes (Schmitt) Harwood. Besides hl* parents, with whom he lived, he'is survived by tlKMICt nmet Intangible Tax Prairieville Twp. Expert to be Here Lakewood High Plans Parent, Teacher Meets Medicare in 2 Parts—One Pays Hospitalization, Other Medical c '-O*n‘ nt **'*” « Cb»'l .. �■beii—nrnj m Science 'Substance' i Mothodists to ir Missionary ‘YoaA-AJhtna’ In Auditorium Sat, March 19 V Turerisjr, Path* and Bon ban­ quet, fl:30 pm. W. C. T. U. al Amy Bowers, 3 7 pm. Evening group. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal. Gerald Oetroth. director Please Cry to be present, we*ro practic­ ing the cantata Friday V. C. W. Board of Managem 8 am HaUirday. 3-4 pm church 11- FT. AWBMOtt CATHOLIC . arose* tar duton Rev. FT. Dents P. Nash. Pasta Bunday Mass*: 730. U Mm U Mlle R. of M-M on Mato Rd. LaRoy Kenney, Pastor OOM LADY OFORBAT OA3L 10 am Bunday school 11 am Morning worship. Wed, 7:43 pm MM-Week BAITING! BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Houswnan. Pastor ' Mr Donald Elmore Director at MuMc and Youth 8:43 am. Sunday school ci mom tor all agea 11 am Manage by the pastor. NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Wr rinsed sy Activities fl am. Men’s Prayer Band. 8 am. Women's Prayer Band. 1:30 pm. Dorcas Missionary W (MIDLAND ____ v CHUBCH OF THE BRETHREN 8318 Coats Grove Road Rev. Chart* Gibbs, Pastor Worship serricea 8:43 am Bunday school, 10:43 am Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult A. J. Spoelstra Pastor Bunday school. 10 am Worship, 11 am Bunday evening service, 7:30. Wed. evening service, -7:30. Nahhath erhcml 8:30 am. Saturday worship, 10:44 BUL Pray* meet Tuesday, IM Rev. B- R. Darla Pss»r Just off M-Bfl, North on M-30 in Village of Woodbury Bunday school, 3:43 am Worship, 11 am junior church Aw children. 4-8. Youth choir rlh*r*l, Wed, 8 1831 Ionia Rd. KlUn-.i Bunday tehool, 10 am Homing wonhip. 11 am. Young People's Service, 6:30 Fellowship service, IM am Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7 pm Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday, 8 pm at Roger Carey home, west at church. To the Qualified Electon of Said School District Bunday school. 0:43 am Morning woobtp. 10:48 am Wednesday pray*, 7:30 pm A warm invitation is extended to all to attend the servioM ot thia friendly church. Every Bunday. 830 am, lhe world.- wide Free Methodist Section 532 of Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, os amended, provides the following: “The Inspectors of Election ot an Annual or Special Election shall not receive the vote of owy person ■ residing in a registration School District whose । name is not registered os an elector in the City or Township in which he resides................. ” ' LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION MM"W NO MEMBERSHIP OR POLICY FEES REQUIREDI CAIL YOUR FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AGENT. HE'S USTW You Calf Yourself A Christian That's what being a Christian is all about. A Christii i believes that Christ died for his sins. If you accept Christ as your Savia wou will'live forever with God in Heaven. A Christian goes to church. Lent, the season of time to start. AACHII DUNN ENCASH SAVINGS WOOPLSWD What will God call you when you dM? 1/1966 AUTO INSURANCE Sunday school, 10 am Worship. 11 am Youth meeting. 0:13 pm Evening prayer meeting and Tho last day on which persons may register with tho Township Cloth <•) or City Clerk to.vote at the Special School Election to bo held on April 11, 1966 is March 14. 1966. Persons registering after 5XX) o'clock pm., Eastern Standard Time, on tho mM day ore NOT ELIGIBLE to votp at tho said Special School Ejection. Persons planning to regis­ ter must determine when the City ond Township Clerks' offices will be open for registration. ICewiHes, Michis*"- SUBURBANITE •^BETTER SERVICE WHO MAY VOTE? ITMr Notice is ghron by order of the Board of Education of Pleasantview lliomoafery School, Barry and Calhoun HERE'S A NEW IDEA Bast Warthan Street Marvin Slckmlllcr. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am Morning worship, 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 pun. Mid-week prag* meeting Wed­ nesday evening. 7:30 pm. STATE OF MICHIGAN Board of Education 1333 Women* AsendMlon luncheon. Program: "AU One a Wo." Panel of woman from church* moderntod by the Rev. Don Oury. Woman from all church* are invited. Plan to attend and Call Mr* Darrell Aldrich 13-38741 for mervatlona 330 Cherub choir practice 4 Junior high class in church CABLfON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBooch Morning womhlpi 8:18 *-nlBunday school. 10:13 am taUon Boys Clubs. » Saturday—7:30 pm Youth for Christ at Central Auditorium. Nursery for all mrricea School Election of the Qualified Electors of Pleasantview Elementary School BARRY AND CALHOUN COUNTIES HASTING 8 WWHJCYAM I METHODIST CHURCH 404 W. OSte Ph. Wl 8-4310 Bat. Sabbath school. 830. Worship, 11 am. Tuseday pray*, 7:30 pm. Bmday, "With ter Today,- on ■V. WOOD, Channel. 8. 830 am Bunder. Votoe at Prophecy, ladto WMF 1380. 030 am Time dill fliec. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF WOODLAND �I THB HASTINGS BANNEB—«’ • KROGER BR- NDS CARLOAD SALE! THS WEEK . <T.„,_____________ ■. __ __ -- ._______________________________ _____________ _ . Thsraday, March IS, IN4* Mrs. Frank Hynes’ Succumbs Early ; Friday Morning ■' White Bread 1’/<-lk. Loaves Cherry, Lemon. Ume, Black Cherry, Orange. BORDEN'S Raipberry Black Raipberry. Strawberry or OrangePmeappla Cottage Cheese KDCiPFD IVIXWVJbIK Gelatins AVONDALE French Fries Embassy - 1-qt. 4-cx?bfl Country Club - 1H-fc. can 5;.79< Chili w/beans Syrup Country dub - 24b. pkg. Kroger - pkg. of 48 Kroger-3-lb 2-ox. Cheete Food Hot Tea Bags APPLESAUCE Kroger Spaghetti or - Z-lb pkg ' Avondale - 3&4b can UPTO Pork & Beans Macaroni 650 Kroger Peaches or Avondale 1-lb. 13-ox. Kroger - 1^-lb. btl Bread & Butter Plate 1110 (Kh wook a pwce ot SMH-M D><w>orvar« w,N bo iMlurod for iuil 19^ For wch S5 to grocery purchaui. you are enHltod to one piece al Hui low price There'. no H O ta/ITU BAPU WITH BACH (s PURCHASE DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! EXTRA Tag Value Staapa ' with* coupons below Catsup Kroger.- 14b. 3-ox. pkg. E fl ’op *Aluf Kroger - 1-qt. 14-ox. can Cake Mixes Tomato Juice Kroger - 1-lb 1-oz. can Kroger - 14b. Vox. can 50 STAMPS tho purchsie ol 2 or more pkgi o/ Frrw ligi, night, Iruin -H- (T Rtutlig CUcieu Fruit Cocktail Small Peas Kroger - 1-lb can Redeeoi al Kroger thru I New Books - At Hastings . Public Library ncrioz BOOK* Avondale - 8 fl. ox. btl. Peaches Vanilla Kroger - 14-OX. wt. btl Kroger - 1-lb. 5-ox. can Catsup Pork & Beans Kroger - 14b.’ 1-oz. can Kroger - 1-lb. can Peas or Com U. $. CHOICE TENDERAY 4th & 5lh Ribs - Pears THIS WEEK GET YOUR SHEFFIELD 2 Funeral services for Mra. Lula B. Hynes. 79. 1014 N. Mkhl«an< Avenue. who died at 6 ajn. PHday at Pennock Hospital, were' held ac 1:30 pm. Monday at the. Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home.. . The Rev. George Qllott offi­ ciated and burial was In Wood-' | land Memorial Park. Jtn. Hynes had been haa-pitalbed rinee Feb. 1. 8he wu bom in Howard City an Nov. 3. IBM, the daughter , of George and Arwilda (Lucas!' Maklcy. She moved to Woodland Township with her parents when she waa 15. ■ She married Frank Hynes at Woodland on June 4. 1905. Theys lived in Freeport for 40 year* where Mr. Hynef wu associ­ ated with the creamery for 30 years and he taught school for 10 years. In 1S45 they retired and z moved to a farm a mile north and a mDe weal <rf Woodland on the Jordan Bead, where they lived until ISM when they.; moved to HaMlnp. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Hastings. In addition to her husband, the is survived by a son. Ward of 10IB N. MlclUgan. and one gnuidson and three great grand­ children: and one sister. Mrs. Ford <Evn> Stowell of Woodland , HAMBURGH ",°T Cherries Avondale - 1-lb. can > Beans GORTON'S Avondale - 1b. can Kroger - 8-ox. wt. can Kroger - 14b. can Nw purcheM ot a lK-4b pkfl ol ; JIFFY VEAL STEAKS Kroger Com or - 8-ox. wl. can " ‘ ‘ STAMPS Garden Peas Applesauce Kroger - 1-lb. can Kroger - 14H fl. ox. can STEAK or ROAST Pork & Beans Evap. Milk FROZEN SEAFOOD SALE *1 Kron., thru Fruit Cocktail Tomatoes BONELESS ROLL^r I trdwn al Kroger thru Sal, March )2, 1964. HlES-SHORE FROZEN Fish Sticks FRES-SHORE HADDOCK, COD OR ~ WHOLE or HALF FRESH WHOLE Perch Steaks 1 Semi-Boneless HAMS RYERS BOOTH ROUND BREADED SHRIMP | CORDON'S PORK SAUSACI U. S. Choice Tenders y rh« purchaw RIB STEAKS any 2 pkgi of EMBASSY NUTS QUARTER SLICED PORK LOIN U. S. Choice Tendersy Fresh Picnic Style Country Club Harrod* < CHUCK STEAK A 69' Sklileu Fmki PORK ROAST I ik 59' Smky-Uiki 10-OZ wt pig. 65' FamJy Ff0.„ * Sava C Kroger Brand 1-lb 6ox Min. wt. Luck Mutt >A pt, 69' Sliced Bkmmi.pI.J9f BEEF STEAKS m is a. »1 Coralsh Game Hm«h79'r| PLUMS, PEACHES or TROPICAL TREATS Nectarines > For Banner Classttled Ads Call Wl 5-3481. Golden Ripe Bananas Juicy # 45 $ize^® Red Ripe Whole .Cantaloupes or Red Ripe-pint Watermelon ’ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE AVOCADOS or Cocoanuts Spaiili er Strawberries Honeydew —■ w. PINEAPPLES or Papayas ucb rof vaiui 50 STAMPS KROGER PUDDINGS Redeem el Kroger thru Sai. March 12. 1946 su « pZrdMMot I or ALOUPE PIACHBS, PLUMS * orMCTARMU I ■ bAMaHGrarkr, u H »*L ** al KROGER BRAND ICE CREAM Rodoom •' Kro®or Ana HASTINGS INSURANCE AGBKY ziv wm im. a. �MSU PubSsetion Reviews Hyfcrlda er to Get Honors 'ears Old HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS or manufacturing terete are regu­ larly inspected and check weigh­ ed to Ineuro that Che purttesCan getting what they par aa 1 egg maul w! on the label by the statement relating to the Michigan DHIA Moves To Give More Service Carlton Grangers Report Activities Feb. 34 meeting w*h their an­ nual open bouse. Members and guests «at down to a 7 p.m pot­ luck supper, with Swine steak provided by the Orange. Barry Farm Calendar... SMITH BROS. IVl. CUt.LOCH S Jay Wing arrived home from Modeata. Calif.. Saturday. Feb. 2fl, at the Kent County airport about 4tM. Mra. Wing. Mra. El­ Portugese cal jtrtsd cod 0 Bel expert Ties . aaavici JIM BARR Bay a $32 wtos Gaftia nd and txasUnalios for ont/1I2A0. Sat a terrific m in actioi-grt a terrific deal oo thi; tyia cutiag mohiMtion. Doo t Id this oat gat Tire Shop u. s. ROYAL HORSES We're everitsaked en sacked awiMoalem altrate, 33 priMad abrogea. k’e got la eseve. Tbreagh Match I Mu of w<itn|» pumpa fuel oil truck meters, and all other commerci­ ally used weighing and measur­ ing derioga The Sealer alao atatca that while the vast ma­ jority of merchant* In Hastings Orange. Jcgoe Weinbrecbt then listed some of the advantages of belonging to the Orange and the program wound up with a hilari­ ous novelty act, "The Human Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable SMITH E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE Wilkes. who wm agricultural agtnL in Ionia county before comln* to MSU two yearn ago in the fMd dairyman poaltion. DHIA in both county and atata positions. Before going Into Ex­ tension work he operated bls own dairy farm in Barry County for four yean. Wilkes wlU be succeeded by fWd dairyman on the MSU staff effective March 1. Wilkes will continue the office on the MSU campus and work closely with Freeport By Mn. Sylvan Tagg •oo* W. Uf.11 tuned tn Grand Ledge aguAffit land Bunday. Feb. Tt.■* Mias Nona Moore at Pontiac wm a Feb. 3dU> weekend gueel of Mr. and Mra. AL Barnard * Mr. and Mra Gary Kidder and children for poor insulatM 8o4n»niato now at low sals t Want Ht» awst scaaowil<ai metM at getting altrogoa eat Plow M nadar. Yoe can owtJk a plow lo» $100$500. Aasortiiiag Hits ever 10 yean will get seat* (laeliding Mrte) down ta 1020« pefaern Aahydreae aaimonka cosrt aa little as haW other nitrogens. you name the job and Wheel Hone haa the attaching tool you’ll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractore and quick attaching tools now on display. FARMING You never stop paying Far top dreesiag wheat. Lay away for sMedreeeiag cevw. . Wl MISO MID-WINTER ZONOUTT ATTIC INSULATION SALE! FERTILIZER FACTS NITROGEN SPECIAL 36 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE FRANCISCO I FARM SUPPLY M-17 Sa-Hi Moat Complete an introduction party for Irene James Sheehan brought them amigo, the faithful friend, and home and were supjxr guests at claim to have devised J46 ways the Wlnga Mr. Wing bad been tog his daughter, Mr. and Mm Stetnwelke, Mr and Mra Robert Win*. KHUMthlklren and great Central Mich Ifan* 17. Youth chairman Jean Btantou reported a good attendance at the Feb. 13 practice session Tbs next practice session will be March 13. Lao Barry announced the Pomona meeting March 3 at wwmKratilp voted to teve Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. Maurice Ingram of Hastings were Saturday, Feb. M, vMtom at the Charlea Gitte home. * Don Hurpn General Hospital. En Blough of Grand Rapids visited route homo the Walton* vUlted hla parents. Mr. and Mm Janas their acn, Mr. and Mra Ted Blough Bunday, Fob. 37. Walton at Clio and another son. and children were Sunday, Feb. 37, dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Janxn Toby of HaXtnga. ♦ Mr. and Mra Milton Buahire att ended the Farm Bureau meet- 142 E. State St., Hastings ■■■i ■ IT/ Mgg i 1 i 1 ■ ' 1 ^W M ^^■F Wh* am ■■ V ■■ ■ , LoksOdeaao • Woodland Flant at Woodbury *>»<>0"< <« »>• 2nd million In ul« altar Imino Id In lt.cl.u Io lop tho mill,on m.rk SP«H! r.i.br.hon >a l.l Sp.c.l limit.d Bdllion modoll Specially priced! Compl.l.ly .qul^od with, Pluah red Inpyarn urp.t ,'2J Bright red vinyl Interior ■ ! , ■ Ph. Wl 5-2983 BROS. □Hod.hotextorlornOnyrbl.cktoenSeatb.lt.. both front —aadraarnHaalar0.rroil.rrO«lu>a.h.alcc,.r. lmit...ll tlrn.and.t.vinolh.ruf.tyfoatur.t includn, R. dd.de.th d . , -, k . . "«har .yit.m end Inter..Iul.ctor alnd.hl.ld wlpara. ■■ 2nd MILLION SALE!^», of Pontiac wen Bunday. Feb. 37. dinner guerts of Mr. and Mm Al. Barnard in honor of DavM Barnard’s flm birthday. Mre. James McKmsie of Lin­ wood. ChRf.. vailed bar brother. FOR LESS THAN $219700 ■E P. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N.Michigan Hostings Ph. Wl 5-2479 �been Idle. If "the tend that rotes the cradle rate the world" oum have certainly been kept busy In all ways pioneer wo­ men gladly did their share in bearing the heavy burdens of that period, and today con pride ttMltedrta upon being "the first ladles of the land." and by right, because we got here first! ktrems of Lansing for dinner, and on Friday Mr. and Mra. Hartley Finstrom of Lansing were evening gucsta. -ggSAHTEE of quality presses me by his dignified beafiM..flU. feet tall and wed proportioned, be Iras'"'at Ktet time weartj 100 ys» old. His ------------------------------------ ... there, and ao it* wm that some of the birds we ted known-the robin, the wren and the swallow - wars not there, but blue-jays and whlp-poor-willa .were not lacking. The crows ted not come, te&her the files, but ftea and mosquitoes wttw plpnty. We hterd at a neighbor who opened ter Bible one day and found a fly pressed between Us leaves. "Now children." she said, "don't you touch that fly. let it remain right here In this book. Just as It ia because that fly onoe lived in our old home in York State." There wero no rata or mice. Full 7-Rib "Super-RipM" SUaaed m i __ L^in^End 49; 63s •viT ion SHANK HALF romon CtNTn RIB CUTS PORKCHOPS Rib« ■UTT FORTION •69* ADP MADE "A" WHOLE KMNEL CORN Country-Style ^pare Ribs 7.X™ £,£ £>££££ sd in Richland Oemstary by ride Of hla wife. Ha. Noon8 teatnd in tho War at 1812 wfiriteed the bumlag of oKr of. Buffalo. >;w teat au haw pakagd Beef Short Ribs "SUHR-RIGHT** M _ Breaded Shrimp ■usmaaa ally basting tho mcau with titer rich gravies, brought out- by the heat of the.fire. Cranberries were brought by the Italians and were about the only TW1 berry. Not a fruit tree ar berry bush ted yet been [tented. The tables were spread and SWIFT. TIN DIR Marsh Seedless or Ruby Red COUDtim at Allegan end Barry In the Mate XAgMaturo tn De­ terft in .W48. He tamo homo tar a rivart time during ttto Winter Arid when be -returned wm ac- the parents and homes ao re­ cently left by them. It wm not their way to mourn for what they had not, but to enjoy fully wtet they had. which they did in a way that would astonish the dyspeptic of today. It began to snow, the flrot of the evening, but the harder it snowed the livelier grew the party. An old violin wm pulled 5 49 Florida Oranges ASP BRAND GRADE "A" CRUSHED Pineapple 3 >79* tamorack pole wm spliced until kt wm of the desired length and a flag wm flung from it to the bree» with much hurrahing, from the crowd that had col­ lected from everywhere and fill­ ed the road-front before the old house from hill to hill. Twentysix girls, all in white, rwproeentihg tho Stalas—then twenty-six in number—and .A_p^ddeM of Liberty In red. white and blue, were ten years in advance of tha Michigan Central Rail­ way. We heard rumors of its ap­ proach. but so slow wm it In coming that the old stage coach kept right along its undisputed way far many years. Tha road started from Detroit In 1830. whan Michigan wm a territory- Dill Pickles Grapefruit Nestle's Ouik SUPtR-RKJHT SUKR-RMHT 5 &49* 4^89 2-59 .4 99c — Chili with Beans. SUMNYBROOK Red Saimaa ORANGE, GRAPE or FRUIT PUNCH Hi-C Drinks ROSE CROIX Asparagus 3,v& ftOc 4"s.?89‘ CANS dexO gon drawn by twenty-six yoke of oxen. A girl for meh State and a yoke of oxen for each girt! We went above the hill to form the procession and came down into the crowd in f^ne 5 £ 99' Del Monte Pean DAILY POLISH STYLI GRAPEFRUIT CHOCK FULL OF JUICI dancing and kept u up until morning, when breakfast was prepared for tiwm. after which they were conveyed back to their homes. and so passed our first Thanksgiving in the old Mansion House at Yankee Springs. The political campaign of 1840 made a hot time in the old for my father and we lived tn pence and harmony. The woods full of Uwm, bi* we did not fear them and I believe they WOJV cur friends. They were rirlot In their deals and If they made a promise they kept it They brought us berries of all PORK LOINS Roasting Chickensu 39 were constant­ ly employed in caring for the ground. Water wm supplied for use by stela dug on the grounds. My fatter wm a skilled caterer. Each guest who cams wm made to feel at home under that hos­ pitable roof. The first Ttenks- keys brought by the Indiana from Gun Lake woods, two Im­ mense spare rite cooked to a turn before the gnat open fire­ place. m were also the turkeys. Minco pte such m only my mother oould make, also pump­ kin pte and puddings, were teked tn the large brick oven by the ride of the kltciien flre- "Sup.r-Rlshf" Quality Vwgctebh SHMMT COVUUD KX OUAM IUS Shortening Creamsicles 3 & 69* 12 * 49‘ Cake Mixes 5 Flour : 25* i 49* I 55* Buns i i 1 i 1 •c 5Ja. Biscuit Mix Ice MUk 39* ~ 35* 39* AJAX, DUTCH M COMlT ----------- - - <ninese rooo roYornes LA «MOY AUATLUa Chop Suey.......... - 3^* 43* Bean Sprouts LA CHOY CHOW MHN w- - 2T a „ — A. Naodha......3 at 49* �• -onon, alter the old place pawed from Our hand*. to the near-by cemetery, and again to lay them by the aide of my mother in Kent Cuuniy. She outlived him fay thirty-five yearn, dying March 1. IBM. at Alaska, Kent County, E randsen C I Imurance Agancy of Tom Isham. On Sunday, Tbm'a parents, the Garrett Ish­ ams, entertained the Roy Fin­ stroms of Lansing for dinner, and on Friday MT. and Mr*. OF QUALITY "Supar-Rish»" Quality Roasting Chickensu 39c Smoked of the birds we had known—the robtn, the wren and the ewallow —were not thane, but blue-Jay* and whip-pocr-wllls .were not leaking. The crowa had not come, neither the file*, but fleaa and time warty 1Q0 jmm aid. His fata Oil painted and a groat dedta'Wf eagle Uatattw around tas head. He looked kind ceM. The country had no need tar the Utter, but I had. and ao pleaded that one day a box came buried in Richland Cemetery by from Grand Rapid*, upon open­ the dde Ot hla wife. He. Noon­ tar which out Jumped two lovely day, A tasted in the War of 1113 and wtaMued the bumlag of the d* gf. Buffalo. *e;W that an have paaasd SHANK HALF Loin End romon CtNTn RIB CUTS PORKCHOPS Ribs ■UTT PORTION CORN Country-Style Spare Ribs Beef Short Ribs "SUPIR-RICHT** SWIFT. TIN DIR Marsh Seedless or Ruby Red a Aart to during tho Winter tad when be returned wm acoomiyaiM by hie Uro youngs* Full 7-Rib Portion Hams and her Bible one day and found a fly proceed between Ita leaves. "Now children." she said, "don't you touch that fly, let It remain right here In thia book. Just aa PORK LOINS Del Monte Pears GRAPEFRUIT Dill Pickles Nestle's Chuk Chili with Beans CHOCK FULL OF JU I CI Florida Oranges Red Salmon CRUSHED ORANGE, GRAPE or FRUIT PUNCH Pineapple ROSE CROIX Asparagus 3 79 CANS Shortening 4®89‘ Creamsicles 12 1-Li. LOAVES Cake Mixes Flour Biscuit Mix MMtat wt the ptaoeer Md there on the mond of June, 1804. trta, the oidta, n« 49 �Official Action of the Hastings City Council [Mental Health Group Meet* Monday Nights Ona curnpihntmiary World War I Veterans There will be a mewing M World War 1 VeUcani al Ctowv rough WlU TYalnlng;" one or more panel copy other writings toy Dr. Low con­ tain the teachings and phlloaophles on which Recovery la based. Memorial Hall. Meetings begin at 7:45 pjn.*Ttw organisation la Don-sectarian and then is do । The blank and form dies for lhe job have 10 and 21 station*. The . prase. which is coil fed. uUltan । Il is presently operating at 120 strokes per minute and has turned out as many as 1,154.000 parts in one-eight-hour shift LeRoy Allerding Succumbs After Long Illness Have you 'slipped up' on Durfee (X^mstrong LINOLEUM THB MOORIN FASHION A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. liability insurance for your property? Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mm Leo Reynolds and attended lhe band concert in Hastings. * Cairns Friday evening. March 11. Potluck rcfnuhmenU * Mrs. OmeviBve Maklry of Hastings and Mrs. Forest Falconer of Welcome Corners were Saturday supptr guesta al the Homer Hammond home. Mrs. Falconer had just returned from a month at Mountain Home. Ark. * Mra Nine Stanford and Mrs. Agnes Conklin ware Friday callers of Mrs. Roger Davis. * Mr. and Mr* Owen Oaytor and Janice and Mra McAdams were Sunday FWtlv of Mr and Mrs Bert VerMeulen and family of Bron- Keep These Numbers Family Problem Accidents con happen, and If anyone suffers injury an your property, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Better be safe than sorry.. See us for liability insurance that protects your bank account and pays the cost of personal injury claims. ___ _ _ CONSOLIDATION LOAN MAY SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS • Pag all your bOU. • CW paymrsta — Have 1 i>lact to peg. • Gtl txtra auk at the tame time. % ‘25°°^ ‘1000 WAdtowr Your He Ton’B 14*4 Mr. Allerdlng had been in 111 health for several years and h.ul been ill bed since after last Than kagl ring. wloleman AGENCY F Uhb Local Finance Ask for “OK” Howard INSURANCE 203 S. Michigan Nwdl Owr CowUout Servioi 112 So. Jofforeoa Phono 945-3424 »h. Wl 5-3412 945-5022 and 945-5442 / RilLOkV to bring you the best bargain in heating comfort! Dial it I me to Fw?y MAIS' LplYMOUW Immediate delivery I toother I stays HEBE! to get information on the cleanliness, the safety and the economy of Superheat! Dial it 7/i the car. ith the deal. to get the kind of fuel oil service you've always hoped for! Dial it Dial it to fill your tank now with rLEONARD > iperheat the fuel that gives you mote comfort per dollar! Switch to golden Superheat, the remarkable new fueloil that is electrofined to give you more heat ~~*Twrgallon, more heat per dollar! You'll get better heat — with lower heating billw for the season. And yen’ll get the extra services that make heat­ ing with Superheat both convenient and pleasant I • 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE. Expert service and maintenakce. every hour of every day. • BUDGET PLAN. The modern convenient way to heat your home; the cost Is evened out In low monthly payments. • AUTOMATIC DELIVERY. We keep track of how much fuel oil you have In your tank at all times—and keep you from running outl • CERTIFIED FILL. With each delivery, you get a meterprinted ticket that shows exactly how much oil you bought—to the last drop. • LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. An automatic part of our Budget Ran. - Call us today! McAllister Plymouth ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation &£HffiSJ£S OIL COMPANY Barry's Farm Store Dewey's Cdr Palace S. HojMvar of Halting! City Limits M-43 at Sprogua Road, Dolton �Hastings City Council New Publication Mental Haalth Grolip Meete Monday Night* There rill be I meeting at World WM- I Veterena at Ctaanmunity Center at tha fair- Oqa axnpilmmtary copy of -Mental Health Through Wffl rwAbraham • • J_ help each other to more-effecTraining" by .Dr. Low tlvely apply the princlptea WM presented to the HastInga Btnoe Dr. how established the Public Library by the local group first Recovery group in 1M1, the of Recovery. Inc. This boo* and organlaaUoa haa t pa rated in 38 other writings by Dr. Low* con­ states and many provtncao of tain the teachings and phlloao- Canada. Tho iocal group meets It's a Family Problem t lonal seif-help organisation de­ voted to the pretention ot re­ lapses in former mental patients and cfironldty In nervous pa- , The blank and form dies for the job have 18 and 31 stations The press, which Is coil fed. utilises a double roll feed. • It is presently operating st 130 strokes per minute and has turned out as many as 1.155.000 parts In one-eight-hour shift Durfee (Armstrong LINOLEUM Mr and Mra Ed Rice were Sunday dinner gucats of Mr, and Mra Leo Reynolds and attended the bund concert In Hastings. * TRI MODCRN FASHION A FLOOR TO MEtT EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 w. Sf=>. Sf. Recovery may be. obtained by writing to Box 33, Dowling. or by contacting lhe Central Head­ quarters at_116'Bouth Michigan Avenue. Chicago 3. minols. LeRoy Allerding Succumbs After Long Illness Have you 'slipped up' on Allerdlng. 83. who died ■few 6:46 am. Tuesday morning at his home al R1 Freeport, were to be held az 1:30 pro thU Thunday at the Pickens — ■ liability insurance for your property? Mr. Allerdlng was bom Aug. IS. 18R3. on lhe same farm Where he spent hla life. HU paraiU werp John and Hattie iHrimer i Albwrtlrw Accidents con happen, and if anyone suffers injury on your property, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Hammond home Mra. Falconer had just relumed from a month at Mountain Homa, Ark. * Mra. Nine Stanford and Mrs. Agnes jConklln were Friday callers of Mrs. Roger Davis. * Mr. and Mra Owrn oaytor and Janice and Mra McAdams were Sunday irurrts of Mr. and Mra Bert VcrMeulcn and family of Bron- Keep These Numbers CONSOLIDATION LOAN MAY SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS • Pag oU your bills. • Cut payments — Have 1 vines to pag. • Gel extra etuA at the gamo Hnm. r ‘1000 Better be safe than sorry.. See us for liability insurance that protects your bonk account and pays the cost of personal injury claims. ..__ Whatever Your Money Needs Large ar Small YoMU Like Our Courteous Servioe health for several years and bail been in bed since after last Thanksgiving. ^Coleman AGENCY LOCAL FINANCE Aak for “OK" Howard INSURANCE 203 S. Michigan 112 So. JeHereoo ' Phong 945*1424 Ph. Wl 5-3412 945-5022 945-5442 to bring you the best bargain in heating comfort! Dial it / follow ME TO f fury DCALSf Immediate delivery Dial it to get information on the cleanliness, the safety and the economy of Superheat! lpiymm ’ II toother | ata^s it's the car. its the deal. to get the kind of fuel oil service you've always hoped for! Dial it Dial it to fill your tank now with tLEONARD > iperheat HMM tte fuel that lives you more comfort per dollar! Switch to golden Superheat, the remarkable new fuel oil that is elrctrofintd to give you more heat per gallon, more heat per dollar! You'll get better heat — with lower heating bills for the season. And you’li get the extra services that^MkTheat- ing with Superheat both convenient-mid pleasant I • 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE. Expert service and maintenance, every hour of every day. • BUDGET PLAN. Tho modern convenient way to heat your home; the cost is evened out In low monthly payments. • AUTOMATIC DELIVERY. We keep track of how much fuel oil you have in your tank at all times—end keep you from running out I e. CERTIFIED FILL. With each delivery, you get a meterprinted ticket that shows exactly how much oil you bought—to the last drop. e UFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. An automatic part of our Budget Plan. • Call us today! McAllister I OIL COMPANY tan F«n tk. t W. Mm Hm» 1320 East Stats St. |f 1|» Plymouth ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation Barry's Farm Store Dewey's Car Palace S. Hopevar at Halting* City Limits M-43 at Spragus Road, Dalton � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-03-17.pdf 8ccb1a5d013ddd415b21285f78541d4f PDF Text Text Faith ’n’ Begorrah!And It’sTop o’ The Mornin’ To You The Hastings Banwer 110th Y.oi 3 Sections NUMBER 48 Hasting*, Michigan, Thursday. March 17, 1966 Gtizens Croup For New High School to Meet EDITORIALS »tK.M.C1 mlttee for the New High pchool March 23. In Ute Halting* High study hall. Mrs. Marshall Cook men. have announced. gigantic total! the highway and -the vehicle, and FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICERS—Officer* of ths giving the problem serious study la Indicated by the following recthe ultimate in modern highway* bers In accepting assignments, the co-chairmen wrote: “It will not require a great with can incorporating all Romney's truffle safety prognun deal of your time, and will be a fine opportunity to work with slaughter will still continue so long ^ud,ae’ chief; Richard Johnson, captain, and Carl Hathaway, Hmtinu Twp. Takes Equipment In Lieu of Taxes Clardy. Lewis Lang. Jack O'Con-1 nor. Dick Feldpauich. Dick Shu-I ster. Verna BoBeau. Jhn Wright. Undcraheriff Gordon Trick this Barbara Chas*. Harvey Burgees, Wednesday morning served a tax Ray Reynolds. James Oakman. R4 Hastings, owner at the Has­ tings Drive-In theatre Just south of the City limits, for non-pay­ ment of personal property tax to Hauling* Township. Township Treasurer Virginia Sherry- said the 1665 personal D. Blough. 41. Freeport, is the new manager of the meal de­ portment of the Kroger store in Hustings. Blough, who has been with Kroger* for 12 years, came here from a Grand Rapid* store where he managed the meat de­ portment A 1941 graduate of Freeport High, he married DeWeerd. They have 0IM Bernard, 14; Russell. 12 Raymond, 8. Mark 16th Year Of Civic Work Buck Matthews, WOOD S weathTuesday evening when members of the Hasting.* Hon* celebrated their 18lh anniversary with a banquet at the Hotel Hastings. During thl* anniversary event. Robert Sherwood, and Tom Suth­ erland. Robert Gaskill. Verne Be- derWeete. Cedric Morey. Don Gill. Jack O'Connor. Publicity — Katie Wood and Richard Blrke co - chairmen. penalty and expenses was I1M.19. dant, Geonro Youngs, Jane Sim, The 1988 tax is 1100. With ex­ Charles Morrill. William Sted­ penses involved in collection, the man. Tom Howard. Jgmes Chase, Robert Godfrey Jim Coleman. said. Trucker* moved onto the the­ ater ground* Wednesday morn­ don Finnic. George Hamaty. Hal ing to remove equipment for sale Howard. Alice Jacobs, Margaret to satisfy the tax debt Bloss operates enclosed theater houses in Grand Rapid* and Buttle Creek and operated the Ray Wieland, co-chairmen, and Stardust Drive-in in Paris Town­ Tom Stebbins. Ivan Snyder, Jack ship that has been closed down Borby. Harold Stockwell. Ver,by court order which contends one Jarman. Keith Taylor, Row­ the operation to a "nuisance.” land Hall. Robert Sherwood, Clifford Dolan. William Brad- family Goes to Family Church, Thieves Home Hastings Lions ■■i Ransack Deputy Sheriff Harvey Baker Invite Builders To Meet Monday Earns Prize at U-M ^esteniay .... ned from the Banner fila ding, Jim Wright, Joe Hubert, win Hooker. Wade Shook, Sally Robinson, Robert Brown. Dick Wlngeler, FT. Joseph Dunphy. Brace McDowell, David Bradley. 8octa I Kindle* •— Mra. Robert HHS Seniors to Present Comedy In Auditorium ■ Brother Goose.- by William Da­ riven in Central Auditorium March 31 and April 1. Linda Burkey lias Die part of Thomapple River about Induoted into tlie William T. Lenore, the young millionaire mites northwest of irre. The nine people were houwd al Hie Wallace chapter of the Notional Curtls-E-Houae until Uw wnttra Honor Society in a colorful BACKWARD GLANCES. MEDICARE BLANKS AppUcaUoa blank* far **p- Delton School Science Fairs Set Next Week divide a parcel on Gun Lake in Allegan and Barry Counties into. “Three Ring Circus" is the theme I for the Delton Kellogg Elementary Dr. Muldoon to Keynote Cancer Crusade Kick-Off Dr. Jamas MaModn from F*nuaon-Droote-ltainaOn' Hosnital in Wednesday, April 13. Mra. rt IWgsA crusade chairman. patients on transportation costa 8<ut*. liiAgi and boapitai equipment, as well as for educaKavanagh said the lower court misconstrued the issue as one in­ volving riparian rights on non­ riparian lands. This cannot be the question, he said, since the contractor's entire parcel is en­ titled to riparian rights by virtue of its bordering on Gun Lake. 2 Children of Pine Lake Man Die in Fire in the upper elementary gym on March 22 thru the 2Slh, opening Ing tl»e Elementary Fair which Charles Geiger Reelected as Village President Zoning Ordinance Before Final Vote Builders’ Suggestions Prompt Restudy; Project to Hike Water Volume, Pressure on Hanover To provide an opportunity to restudy provisions in the amended Zoning Ordinance, aldermen Monday night voted to postpone Its adoption until April 25, a regular meeting night tor the City Council. The public hearing on the amended ordinance was held the supervision of Mrs. Rosemary March 7, when several builders and contractors appeared and su«r»-f»d chnriria in minimum • ■ • .... . ■, teacher. regulations Included in the new |O~ ' - ------------------- ~1 A -Side-Show" will be held on Provisions governing size of creative art projects and clowns new lots, setbacks, zoning areas will serve as guided to the fair. us Industrial, central business, Blue ribbons will be given for general business, rural residen­ tial, suburban residential, one qyjgtiiMJng exhibits. Ttw» Delton Kellogg High School family, and upartmu>t and office students ' will present their third dirtrteta-aud other'ptarta of the annual Science Fair In the high school gym on March 23-24 from 9 to 4" pm. and from 7 to 9 pm. The High School Pair Is under the supervision of the junior and senior science department. Approximately 400 exhibit* will reloued following A student at the Pine Lake The 7th Grade Operetta. "Wizard Rehabilitation Institute was con­ tacted by State Police from Wayland Saturday morning and in­ public in the upper elementary If the pleading* raise the issue formed tliat two of his children gym on March 17 and 18 at 7:X that the proposed use will, for had died tn an apartment fire at example — adversely affect the Alpena. Caroline Koch. A port of lhe cast will Include Lanrie r-roen’er laminate the waters, spoil the Rhondls He^vor. Pa! Foster. Chuc_ view or hurt the fishing . . . such MlknU, MelcdyBabcock. Rodne*proposed use may be enjoined Alpena firemen said Faubert'* Kroe*. Cindy /Oman. Pat DcmL. upon proof of the fact. Carolyn Payne and Wayne HoughThomas, 1, died of smoke inhala­ tallng. fore use, the judgment is re­ tion when fire swept their apart­ versed with instruction to enter ment, trapping them in their a summary Judgment for the de­ bedroom. fendants," Kavanagh said. A third child, Robert, Jr, 3, Defendants also were given was hospitalized for smoke intheir court costa. treated for shock. Cause of the early morning fire was not Immediately deter­ mined. Form Hastings Mixed Chorus Council to Review — \rr----- •— IJ a month and provides doe- Michigan E.U.B. Men Io Gather at Lakewood High "Breoklng Thru Barriera” will be lhe theme at the 20th annual when 500 men of the churchre of the Michigan Conference of Charles Geiger, publisher of the the Evangelical United Brethren Beau. lags president at Monday's election Communication Skills — Pat which brought out 47 voters. Oucrw and Dick Kewvenlch. Geiger received 41 votes. co-chairmen, and Betty Cutahaw, Tueadays in room 183 of Has­ Other officer* renamed tatings High School. Everyone who . CITIZENS’ GBpOl •njoys slhging is invited to atJoan Christie, treasurer. 40; Floyd Judge Coaah recently replaced under direction Red Crow Execu­ Goodyear. Bally Goodyear. Pat tive Secretary Loretta Aldrich. the Michigan Supreme Court. The firat-of-lta kind decision was written by Judge Thomas G. Kavanagh and upset a ruling by Judge Archie D McDonald in Barry Circuit ><obrt. MIDDLEV1LLE*S FIRST REGIONAL TROPHY—Middle villa T-K High’s first Regional basMihaU -ere to play Leslie this Wednesday al Battle Creak 1 A meeting of Interested per- day evening to determine wh®J ther the recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision upholdlris the right of a contractor to build canals connecting back lot pron- chairmen, and Don Fisher, Pat Hodges. Bob Shaffer. Vonda -With 4* present Tuesday at Cannon. IdUlan Williams. Archie McDonald. Avis Rone, Lois Van- YMCA’s program for a Hastings Mixed Chorus, officers were elec­ Foster. Grace Tartxc. Carl Dam- | ted. with Joseph Hubert named as president, 8 h a w m a n. Gordon Ironside. Mra Edward McKoough was re -Brother Goose.- and Kathy I corruption in Michigan State Cuyler portray Hyacinth. Carole Saturday nights high wind government, was apparently endwrecked the new 8-place hanger al the Hastings Airpark and damaged throe planes. victims In a long time were as­ sisted Thursday by the Barry County Red Cross Chapter when place on the Michigan Supreme Court. Appeals Court Decision Upholds Canal Building Two other lake front property BuUdteg A Grounds Poster, and Mike KtavonkTTcchalrmsn. and Ken laberteaux. reported that thieves ransacked the Ray Hartwell home on the Guy Road Just north of the Stanley. Wright 81m. R. OanguBivens Road. Nashville, between lllet, Burdette Hayner, Frank 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 pm. Sunday. Ritchie, Karl Wetlfare, Earl Mc­ Mullin. Oeonre Brown. Jack Wood. Fran Crothm. chest. Including *145 In silver, Curriculum file. — Carolyn Mrs Hartwell's Waltham watch, a .44-.40 Winchester rifle, a 22 Winchester with octagon barrel, ehalnnen. and Ed Freeland. Dick a 22 Winchester with regular Root, Barbara von Reis, Helen barrel and a 20 and a 12 gauge Barber. Clauds Gardner. Lola shotgun and a few other things. Hopkins, Rev. Willard Curtis, Deputy Baker said entrance Don Gill, Rev. Don Oury. Ted was gained through an unlocked bock door while the family was Dr. Douglas Castleman and Mrs. attending church services. Richard Cotter, co-chairmen, and Mra. Willard Curtis, Lyle Gillespie, John Cilnder, Bob Ne- In addition, they have collected 478 pairs of eye gliuw» far India, purch.iM'd a Braille transcribing book tor a blind boy. maintained the Lima cabin st the YMCA Barry County builders and Camp and helped sponsor the oral contractors are Invited to attend polio vaccine clinic*. a meeting al 7:30 pm. Monday, President Norris Bacon reported March 21. Northeastern Elemen­ that the club's projects included: tary School Plans include a dis­ Eye examinations and glasses cussion on the new Contractors purdiased for needy In the Hos­ Licensing Law. PA 383. Contrac­ tings area, *1^08. tor Ed McPharlln Is making ar­ Leader Dog School Rocliester. rangements for the meeting. 81X176. Braille Transcribing Service. *200 Welcome Home for the Blind. among the 390 freshmen at the Grand Rapids. *175. University of Michigan who have White canes purchaMd. *85 Vision tester for school. *150. received the William J. Branstrom Boy Scout canoes and Klondike prize for scholarship. Bmndstrom prize winners, rank in the top Derby. *595 [seven percent of their class. Each Barry 4H Club pool KUDO. I 'student who qualifies selects one YMCA Ciunpehlpa *78 Christmas baskota. F420 I —------------------------- -------- - .— Safety Pntrol trip to Detroit ball .'tamped with the U-M *ea| and game. (320. marked with a special bookplate Retarded Children’s School Presentation of prises will be made building hind. *100. : at a special honors convocation Miscellaneous donations. *375. 'April L. program, reflecting the that driving is a privilege, a right, which should be ex- high school for our community." with practically no effective reThe name* of members of the committees follow: is the inalienable right of every Steering Committee — Mrs; wood High School on Saturday. March 28. for a day of inspira­ tion and challenge. The day* program will fra lure torn outstanding lenders of the denomination. Howe, director of field work and and Richard Blough. 29. named professor of practical theology ar the Evangelical Theological Seminary at Naperville. Bl, will lasing ware Tom Owen, who polled bring the morning manage Bishop J. Gordon Howard, Episcopal leader of the East Middleville Gas Station Damaged Name Rixor New Nashville President Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith suggested that aldermtn study the ordinance carefully before a meeting with Planning Con­ sultant Walter Bagby from the first week to April. Plans were approved for the extension of the Michigan Ave­ nue water main to lwok-up with the main on Shrlner Street The hook-up will complete the circle with the South Hanover main, ind provide a more adequate water supply for fire protection. Mayor Beckwith said *u'l ”rts approval had been received .or the charter amendment on Lie April 4 ballot which would in­ crease the salaries of aidermen from *300 io »5<X) annually, and the mayor’s salary from 1500 to »L200. Pinal approval from the Gov­ ernor’s office on tlie amendment to change from Hastings’ present vystem of electing multiple as­ sessors. to a single, appointive usessor system is expected. The Attorney General’s approval has been received. A request from the Jaycees to nstall flag standards in front »f some of the business places which subscribe to that organi­ zation's "flag service" uas re­ ferred to the street and sidewalk committee Aidermen salhoriud Direr- Dr. Logan, a past president of the Hasting* Club, was noml- club and is the only candidate the district nomination on April 23 in Hillsdale. HHS Forensic Winners Compete In District Winners of the Hastings High forensic contest held Thursday at tlie high sclwol will compete in the district contest to be held Sat­ urday. Marcii 28. at Grand Rapids Catholic Central. Cindy Miller won first In iiumorous Ln'erpreta'.lon with Linda third. Pam will go to the district unable to attend. March 23. Mayor Beckwith read a letter serious interpretative division; from Mra Homer Smith, presi­ dent of the Board of Education, which explained the proposal for Uie April 11 school election on sharing the Pleasantvtew School first Ln extempore speaking. District's debt. It urged support :or the proposal Councilmen approved InstaJ■aUon of an i.uOO gallon gas stoi rage. Supt. of Schools Richard Guenther wrote fgr. permission. XPlalnlng the present tank Is Elect Otus Mills President of Vermontville They accepted the low bld of Fifty-five ballots were cast In Monday's NashvUle election .tn I1JH5 for the purchase of a new which James Riser was named vil­ .’Ord pickup truck, and the Ford lage president Mr* Ada Skedgel' clerk. Mr*. Marguerite Wilson replace a 1957 truck, with traden. The bid was higher than the Frank Bcramlln and Gaylord Gray were elected trustee*. Carl Tuttle an eight-cylinder motor. The City had requested bids for a •ix-cylinder motor. The Ford bld complied with the specifications. Prairie rills Township Installation of a new 10,000Nalto* of Annul Reeling The annual Township Meeting lumen mercury vapor street light DcWccrd. of the Elector* of Prairieville midway between Woodland and North on North Broadway was Township r '“ ‘ ‘ " approved. ---------------- Township Hall on Bob Caviton Htodi Prairieville Saturday. April 3. 1908. The meeting will begin at 2:00 pm. Youth Council publican candidate for assessor. Robert Cartoon was elected chalr- Also, a public hearing oo the Electors voting in the Thornproposed budget for 19M. as preapple-Kellogg special school elec­ SPRING 8TTLK SHOW <*• »*» pared by the Township Board. tion on April 22 must be registered chNRMa »**• Marshall Cook secwith their township clerk. The tral Auditorium. Bpoosored by Lloyd Nottingham. Prairieville Twp. Clerk 1/34 VU T-K Vote Deadline �buoW Beautiful, Exquisite, AUTUMN FRESH PICNIC STYLE PORK ROAS WITH EACH $5 FOOD ORDER EXCLUDING BEER, WINE AND CIGARETTES West Woodland CHEF BOY-AR-DEE fey rioter CHEESE STYLE OUR OWN BULK PORK SAUSAGE PIZZA MIX SMOK-Y-UNKS MOflfi MANY VARIETIES ... PfSCHKI LUNCH MEATS at VeaUburg. and Mr. and Mrs. DjkHhgusuu (Roae> at Kalamaaoo. Rev. Oeorgo Bpcaa wm also a caller. Th honor her paimlg, Mr. and Mra. Frank Barry on thdr 36th wedding anniveraary, Mr. and MO. FTed Slater (Gretchen 1514-OZ. WT. PKG. HONEYSUCKLE GIBLET GRAVY ANO TURKEY SLICES 2-LB. PKG. 1LB. CAN DEMING'S WIN $25,000 IN RED SALMON SWIFTS CNECKSTAKES ©? Autumn V* FLAT OR POINT CUT riage at the Methodist penonaga Ln Williamston co March 8, 1M1, lhe Rev. Rax Raid praformtag the ceremony. Mr. and Mra. Barry have reaided In their prea- CORNED BEEF WITH COUPON BELOW... Kraft Famous Salad Dressing Ik . ,.......... - NO OTHER BEEF SO FRESH KRAFT SO TENDER ! Miracle Salad Dressing ALL-VEGRTABL1 SHORTENING... ASWESEEII well-trimmeo, tender blade cut WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. CHUCK STEAKS t-bone steaks » si.o9 CHUNK STYLE FINE STEAK FOR BROILING... Huti day has arrived Ln the ^Eastings area. Many have reported seeing robins and many another liarblngcr weather man has given part of the country the deal in several yean everyone is enjoying Uie this beat and nice r BREAST-0 1 CHICKEN TUNA SIRLOIN «•• When Hie Red. Red Robin Comei Bob. Bob. Bobbin* Along >CRISCOUB-CAH 6J4-OZ. WT. CAN... REDEEM THIS WEEK'S COUPONS FROM YOUR 'AUTUMN HARVEST' MAILED CALENDAR FOR... 1-PT. 10OZ JARS PICKLES SPARTAN FROZEN HALVES OF . STRAWBERRIES 3 loot. WT. CANS 100 EXTRA S&H Green Stamps niJK HOZIM ORAMM JUKI _ with ।purchase of any 3-pkgs. of layer cake mixes MINUTE MAID 5-’ OVEN-PRRSH BAI STYLE However, it U the Ameri­ can way to crave something better. We are offering it to in the form of six fully paid vacation trips for two to tiie luiii vacation city of Acapukn, Mexico. AU you have to do is visit our offi­ ces between March 15 and April U and sign up for one of these travel prises to one ct this continent’s iarorttc raaert dtlaa. Stop in today AUNT JANI’S ICEBERG ANGEL FOOD CAKEw^h with purchase of any 2 packages of cookies REDEEM COUPON IN YOUR 'AUTUMN HARVEST' MAILED CALENDAR FOR A REG. SU9 GRAVY BOAT ... only S1J9 jsgii ■ UU» 1*LW DUSSINC ... I MIRACLE WHIP LIMIT I JAR WITH THIS COUPON AN A $5. OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE THRU SAT., MARCH 19, I9M. lt.n v*iui...t»». g <m my ma PH EVAPORATED MILK 7 o-H-o, cJra jtM SHAMPOO COUNTRY FRESH HALF & HALF hn. 25c CHIFFON MAKAR1NE < a 3* BROMO SELTZER value brylcreem wio TOMATOES ‘ 29* GREEN ;CABty&GE u>10‘ D'ANJOU PEARS 2hh.29c at' PINT BOTTU �Shrine Million Dollar Band Here Thursday Mercury Climbi To 59 Monday Citizen^ Group 61 Vote Monday At Lake Odesta Woodland tor a week arrived Saturday to see her aunt, Mra. Anna McOuf!Ln. now a patient at Pennock Hospital They returned to De­ troit on Wednesday and will fly ESKuJS,’ - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Thia .is the only family act ever choren by the State Depart­ ment to represent the United Blates in its Cultural Exchange Program. Thlxton Springer again will be the master of ceremonies. Those of you who attended last year Warren Williams and William Jerow ro-chalrmen. and .Art Olacn, Cynthia Robbe, Patricia Murphy. Dewayne Pugh, Bob HoQteter, Dr. K. C. Bennett. Bob Carteon, Joe Duffy. Betty Fish­ er, John Ciarey, Jim Radford. Mra. Alan Kennedy. Gordon Cove, Dick FeMpauach. Alvy Ha- . HOOK TO MOT EVERY (uoorr Sunday Family Day will be otA served. Following the 12:30 pot­ luck dinner, a hobby and talent HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Stat. St. Of Interest to Freeport area residents Is-the fact that sisters. Mrs Trueman Plppe) (Dorothy Tabberert of Algonac and Mrs. F c. Vosburg (Ruth Tabberer) i of Dearborn were here Thursday to visit their mother. Mrs. Fred Tabberer. at the Barry County Medical Facility, and attend to business matters in Freeport fun. The dow prises, donated by part nf April, quite a thrill for the mt.-chanta, will once again a first year teen. be awarded to the lucky ticket . The man who said* let Bob VanderVcen. Kathy Damon. Bernard Oom. Dick Welton. Doug Hindoo. George Chenoweth. Allan Hyde, Art Bteeby. Harvey Haan. Floyd Colvin, Lynn Perry. Dwight Fisher. Raclyd Bassett, Ernie Carpenter. Dave Goodyear. GEORGE DO fT" IS NOW WORKING FOR GEORGE COLOR SLIDE young friend In England, dur­ ing the Easter holiday, and re­ turn with the whole family when Rosemary Shuster, Maty Ruth Allen. Robert Blrke, Herbert Moyer, Jack Kennedy. Mary Campbell. El dike DeVault. How­ ard Frost. Evedlne Fox, Barbara M BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL vcorgc. uuyman oi uetroit. and Mrs. George Cameron lumily of Ann Arbor, Mr. 1 Mrs. Verne Davis. Sr., Mr. Duplicate Special EXPERT TIRE SERVICE 35mm 304 To 704 Values Your original COLOR SLIDE will be re­ turned io you unharmed together with your DUPLICATE COLOR SLIDE. NO LIMIT TO THE NUMBER OF DUPLICATE SLIDES ANY CUSTOMER CAN ORDER DUR­ ING MARCH. 1966 ur. and and I and, Offer Expires April 1st. More About- Backward Glances o savings fund to finance your opportunity?-Regular W Years Ago Harry Adroiinle, who has been enrolled this year at the Uni­ versity of DUnols. will be a mem­ ber of a scientific expedition to Ph. 945-2134 Promise ui I anyt)’’n9 deposits into your account at Hostings Savings and Loan will enable you to seize a business opportunity when it comes your way. ourcurkrT DIVIDE RATE IS % ON AU % SAVINGS Gwe u# Naahvllle voters rejected the proposition of amending the vil­ lage charter k u to come un- e»*y « lean Age.’, • ■* Sheriff Parttaf repqrta that there has been no prisoner in the county Jail for two weeks, nor a single arrest made. Xa this tho beginning of a trend for the better or merely the calm be- 136 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-3853 All Savings Insured Up to $10,000 with F.S.LI.C. EACH GARDNER'S in Coldwater Sunday visiting their daughter. Mr. iuid Mra John BrecheLven. They also call- Continued from Poge One WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS . . . will you hove ONLY nock Thunday and ejected the following officer*: Arthur Phil­ lipa, president; Chartea Tobias, vice president; A. E. Phillipa, MEMBER fj.nifill. HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM TWO EDGAR ALLAN POE CLASSICS! (NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED) Friday thru Sunday ALSO THE GREAT^STjERROR TALE EVER TOLD! "Plymoutfi ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation TRADE-WS MOW.’ �to U»a qualified to . . and only so long exerctoe lhe driving laced our schools in the port­ WddlevllU; two earn. John of ion they are in today. Ttto opinion* expressed in this OokfwiXer and Richard q( Grand Rapids; seven grandchildren; a sister, and five brothers. Service* are to be held al I PJn. Thuradxy at U* Beeler Funara! Home in Middleville. Jbc Rev. Robert 8pa»bta U to officials with burial In Lakeside Cemetery. Cale­ ' Rank Rltehlo was elected presi­ donia. I would like to take this op­ portunity to present some views expressed by the builders of Barry County who will be affect­ ed by the new Contractors Li­ censing' law which goes into Stricter driver licensing; tougher traffic law enforcement; compul­ sory vehicle Inspection and the Frank Ritchie New YMCA President dent of the YMCA Board Monday evening, succeeding Duvrard Osin. Walter Eaton Is vice president. Firemen were culled to the Fred Lows secretary and Dewayne Pugh wm renamed treasurer. New Harold Ackley home al 620 E. Colfax d Ml pn. TUffiday to extinguish a grass fire started from papers burning in a wire Firemen Alarmed The above were not the proposals of experts, but merely the common sense views of people who drive safety measures which the experts felt might be hard to sell If the upward trend of Michi­ gan's iilghway toll Is ever to be HASTINGS CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON Youth-A-Rama At Auditorium Here Saturday Many of them, will find It dlfllcult to produce 33.000 of quick assets to meet one of the re­ quirements of this act. A young man desiring to enter the build­ ing industry will find it almost impossible to do so under this new legUlaUon. Already several builders in tills area have quit and more will do so shortly to । . । . , . . Dr. Howard Sugden, speaker at Youlh-A-Rama Hurt U to be those mentioned above will have held Saturday, March IB, at to be enacted by the State Legis­ Ccnlral Auditorium at 7:30 pan., lature and rigidly enforced. There la no cosy or universally popular way to solve the problem. NEW CARPETING for tills act without knowing Its full content or realising the Inimical effect It could have on small conlractoni. Were they In­ fluenced by certain organisations Buy Miller' M A Consolation yk !• For The Bereaved presents Don Elmore on the trumpet, U»e Bolthouae Twina on the musical goblets, add vocal­ ist, Yvone Noom. Itcprt«ntalive* from a number of churches of this area are co­ operating In the sponaonhlp of thia prognun. AU ages are In- Aside Jrom a strong, abiding faith, probably lhe second greatest consolation to a bereaved family is the presence of friends and rela­ tives in an atmosphere of warmth, beauty and dignity. Such is the homelike setting of Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. changed, or repealed many of our builders will be out of work and the price of new houses will ad­ vance sharply. You can help by writing your legislators and ask­ ing them to lake a stand against such legislation. At present they are di griming a bill to prevent horses from working more than eight hours a day. let us hope New York Life LEOnflRDOSGOOD -funenalJJotM JACKD. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE tipple-Kellogg School jirems to bo on verge of bankruptcy and in need of added" funds to carry an Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat school alone, but with an institu­ tion. or rather an organization, called the Michigan Education Association. which la actually a M-41 Wart, Aareos fro* "Dag 'a Sadi" FOR YOUR CONVfNItNCI Wl HAVI INSTALLED A DOLLAR-1 ILL CHANCI* Lots of people in town have moved np to this ear. Let us show you how persuasive a Compare Quality and Prices B p ■* 2. Buy from tJs and 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds and Barbecued Phone Vermontville 259-7299 CHARLES H. LEONARD 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 During lhe past 10 to 15 years, this union has acquired a strangle hold on lhe people of Michigan. They have through their lobbyists in the State Legis­ lature, used high pressure tactics Lhe legislature. You and I liavc had very lit­ tle to say about this, our congrcssnicn have sold us down the river, so to speak. Our congressmen have listen­ ed to the propaganda put out by the M.E.A. with the understand­ ing that tills was what Hie peo­ ple wanted. one example is this new law called, K-12 Law. forc­ ing nil the small country schools to merge with or into a largo against the wishes of the people In those districts. Do you call this Democracy? The children, at least, learned to read, write, spell and do sim­ ple arithmetic, such as; multipli­ cation and division. and I con­ sider tills muchJAiier Usui wliat our chlldrcn/Stfc accomplishing in this mess we call a consult- SPARE RIBS TOO! Ready to Servo . . . Como and Get 'Eat! The Superette Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 p.M. NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— . service Miller S ““““i EVERYTHING YOU'VE EVER WANTED IN A HOME AT GREAT SAVINGS YOU CAN FIND with GLAMOUR HOMES REGARDLESS OF THE PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY FOR YOUR NEW HOME YOU CAN REALIZE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS BY DOING WHATEVER FINISHING DETAILS YOU CHOOSE. teachers union to resort to their usual tactics. They threaten the mothers with the probability that their UUle ones will be de­ prived of half their education and other curtailments, such as removing the athletic entertain­ ment of a few proud fathers and mothers watching favorite sons perform on the athletic field and graduating with back and other injuries which prevent them from passing a physical emunlnatton necessary to gaining occu­ pation in many industries. I don't recall of any Instance where or when our school offi­ cials have made any ranuat ef­ fort to curtail excessive spending for personnel and office help, nr to economize In other ways. I Ono inrtonce comes to mind where the parents could be sav- You tell us what kind of home you want — GLAMOUR HOMES will put in your foundation and erect the shell*. You do the finishing and save on today's high labor costs. GLAMOUR HOMES Bonk Financing lets you do any part of the building yourself. YOUR LOT will make the down payment. LONG TERM MORTGAGES — up to 25 Yeors for Qualified Applicants If you can’t come in—mail Hila: Mali to: Richland Glamour Homes. Box 301, Richland, Michigan Gentlemen: I am interested in the details and information about your Easy Home Ownership Program.. ' Once you look our Chryslers over, you'll discover how easy they are to own, and understand exactly why we're breaking all sales records again this year. Follow the leader. M-43 SOUTH ABOUT 25 MILES. JUNCTION M-43 & M-89, RICHLAND. MICH. Glamour Homes Dewey's Car Palace REDI-CUT ON YOUR LOT Post Office Box 301 Richlond, Mich. Phone 629-973? �fttl ESTATE cOMrtm ual Bible Study. 10 am Morning group. Mu MS-SI 11 7 pm. Krening group. Richard Tobias, And Margaret Ogden gathered at the Dun Bow­ en home in Heatings for a fam­ ily dinner. Richard Tobias left a 9 pm. Chancel choir rabeanal. Gerald Gebroth, director. Thursday. Basketball ax Boulh- LOAN PLAN week night at 7:30 and on Sun­ day al 11 and 7. A moat cordial Invitation to each and. every service There will be special mu­ sic each ovonlng. Rev. Olson Clark of the Wesleyan Metho­ dist Church will have charge of the music. The W. M. Quartette will sing at least two nights. We Coffee Cokes DALE'S BAKE SHOP fly Mrs. Richard Clark Wanen and Georgia Brogan 7 pm. Jr. High MYF. were Saturday guests of Mr. and 7 pm. Senior Hl MYP. • Mra Willard While of Hastings. 7 pm. Sunday, Children and Bunday Che Brogans were dinner Youth membership claaa 7 pm- Monday Boy Scouts. of Leach Lake * Sunday din­ Thursday, March 3. ner gufota of Dick and Meet 330 pm. Carol choir rehearsal. Clark were Mr. and Mra. Clayton 3:30 pm. Children's choir re­ FRIDAY & SATURDAY Apple Fritter! The Discoverer Ope drugs are being studied for use by the astronauts to combat the effects of prolonged weightlessness. Just as modem science serves you, we are always ready Io serve you lor your prescription naada 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. sermon: "The Gospel According to Andrew." 8.30 pm. Unified Ooepel Hour. The service wUl consist of the reeding of the Book of the Rere- Evangelistic Crusade Here’t How HeMenl»t& Vicinity Harold Stanton was a patient Bunday school, 10 am Classes at Pennock Hospital a few days for all last week and planned to.irtum Worship service, 11 am. Ber- Tuesday of this week with surg­ ery scheduled for Wednesday. Albert Stanton is a medical pa­ 7:30 Luther League. Devotions tient at the hospital this week. by Marilyn Brecheisen. Topic, Dave Nefthamcr. Host, Mr. and iiitertalned Wednesday evening to honor the birthdays of Linda 3taup_ Bobby Hfndcrahol and Ekdiy Thompson. The Merle I YOUR MOOO PHARMACIST Jacob's Prescription local finance Pharmacy Halting* 15 PC. COMPLETE LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLES 1302 S. Hanover Hastings, Michigan March 20th Rev. R. A. Janke. Paster Worship at 8:15 and 10:45'am. Bunday school and Bible March 27th ■vtry Bunday — "This is Um Sunday Lila" ortr WKZO-TV, 840 am. channel 3; WOOD-TV. 10:30 am. channel I; WJDA-TV. 3 pm. channel g. "Patton for Living." over WILX-TV. 1140 tun. cluuinel 10; WZZM-TV, 13:00 noon 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. "The Lutheran Hour." over WKZO, 13:30 pm.; over WBCH, 1:30 pm. Lenten Vespers every Wednes­ day. TDnigbt's topic, "Betrayed Rev. Glen Terry, Evangelist Pasadena, Calif. Broadway and Center Streets Willard H Curtis. Minister Sunday. March 20. ISM. Morn­ ing worship, 8:30 and 11. Nursery Rev. Olson Clark, Hastings, Michigan Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church In Charge of Music Quartette Numbers, Solos, Etc. 0:30 Junior High Youth Feiiowahlp at lhe church. 8 Adult Church Membership Monday. 7 Boy Boouts. Wednesday AcUvMJm 3:30 Cherub choir practice 4 Junior high class in church Here's What You Getl * Estra long seta with matching foam coshtoa chair * Set of 3.tablas. 2 step 15 PIECES IN ALL THE COMPLETE ROOM—FROM THS RUG ON THE FLOOR TO THE PICTURES ON THE WALL AND THE BLANKET ON THE BED. BUY NOW WITH NO Money Down Any car that looks like this unfair to organized competition Antf Wide-Track styling doesn't prove It for you, take a look at iha way we're outselling all but two makes for tho nlxjh straight year. Or take a look Inside one o( our 40 Radises. You'll find carpeting, genuine wfnufand all the roominess Pontiac Is known for. Or peek al one of the 15 renowned Pontiac engines. And if you’re still hard to convince, take a look at what that price slicker does to those other cars. It's a conspiracy, that's what It Is. And more people have bain taking part In it than aver. How about you? W1DE-TRAC* PONTIAC 1^- i U7 W. STATE SlwTo 1 U OO I <17 FURNITURE 15 L?r”" �Nashriile Sheila K. Saunders, Society neWS birthday Roger Gene Tobias Wed at Nashville Podunk Lake clubhouse bride-to-be. Auusig U»e «ue*U were former Hustings classmatM. Mr* 1-arry Bchllhaneck <Janet Hyde, and Club Members Eager for Spring when their husbands are itudenta ard Quigley and Mra Harold at V. at M.. and from HaaUnga. Slocum. el Phelps. The Thornappla Garden Club >Mt March lOh at the Hastings Pre-Nuptial PortlCS rltv Hank** did, rrvvn The nri>- — . . ' . . Pre-Nuptial Parties For Mary Morey < Nashvtlte V*ehnrft«* Church. FARM BUREAU COMMUNITY , /I/HIA/ N0 MEMBERSH,P 0R NUV'f POLICY FEES REQUIRED! SERVICE INSURANCE 1 Hastings Family Receives Hie First SUBURBANITE Insurance Policy Issued by Farm Bureau Community Service . Insurance Co Mr. and Mra. Jack Reynolds. 438 W. Walnut St CASH SAVINGS —Th® Subuibonits Insurance plan is a new Idea In convenience • to protect almost everything you own. You receive a discount when you insure two or , more cars — and the "Homeowners" rates are deviated and lower than those established | by industry rating bureaus. GREATER CONVENIENCE ---- Ono company, one Agent and one plan provide oil the insurance you need. No costly "overlapping" of coverages,- no gaps In your prolec' lion you can choose the payment plan that fits your budget. Why not give us a coll? nt/l/ N0 MEMBERSHIP flUV OR POLICY FEES REQUIRED! COMMUNITY SERVICE INSURANCE meeting. Guests were turned in the Ugh telltas at “oCSSi rw «<*• PalrickW motif with shamrocks gram and the interest also in- tallied. with ■ luncheon and’kitchen Irene Johncock. and Mra. BarbitflMU by the roll call, which i shower. at her home in Ypsilanti. ara Kusnpie. On Sunday Mra. ENGAGEMENT TOLD — Mra. INSURANCE AGENCY 234 E. State St. Hastings Phone 945-2174 monthly Ungs Fire Department's potluck bad so desired. son. Following a short business dinner at the fire station Thurameeting cards war* played with <n me WUUMRI • wvw- “ ■—-— Mra William R. Dean presided or b™«i « •'JSJISS at the organ ' and accompanied on w. . Madison Wednesday the soloist. Mra. Darrell Hamil- in May ■ Mra. Von Dunn entertained fur lhe honoree Saturday dinner Mra Wally Wrench of room- Mertnn tVl* Mr and Mr* Dti — SUBURBANITE L?a si's NaahriUe, were married Satur- lon March M when Mra Fhalps A N£W IDEA FOR YOUR HOME AND AUTO INSURANCE UaxW. lurch «*■ Bunday. belated wedding C^Oo^-*’00^* gift. Thar® we® >0 afternoon Cart­ was a oosie wuwuw lira. rr |hcateraes with a luncheon and Parties for bride-elect Miss Mar, miscellaneous shower at the Hotel • a____ k_ __ __ a_ a__ a aL. __ W.rlna, will be fly trit by with a buay INTRODUCING... on wishes to announce the engage­ ment of to daughter, Sharon bodice was finished off with a Helsel of Barter Road. Hastings, rcalloped square neckline and long sleeves The bouffant skirt featured a sequin trim on the Road. Halting!. Sharon is a 1M5 School and Michael Is to gradu­ ate tn June from Lakewood High School. He is employed at the Barry County Medical Facility Sharon Is the daughter of Har­ old Helsel of Jackson No date has been set for the wedding. Mra. Maa Myer* entertained March 10. with jeweled crown held a fingertip-' and Mm. Jack Echtlnaw. length veil of nylon net. and she Where There's Musk There's Harmony! only Deluxe Silhouette her baby daughter, Julte Anne, bouquet. Mra Donald Pixley. Charlotte. Ind Mira Marcia Saunders, sis-' enburg and Mr* Ray Miller at Solid Body Electric Guitar ‘177s0 on Wednesday evening, March Melhodisl Mother, Son Banquet Will Be Held March 30 They wore identical floor length tachcd with a white pearl comb. The attendants carried fireside baskets of white carnations and mums. Jack Garlinger of Nashville The First MrthndM. Church performed the duties of the bat quet at 8:30 pm. on Wednesday. ert Woodland and Max Mitchell March 30 Following the dinner, the both of Mt. Pleasant. mothers and sons are to go to; brides motto chose a the sanctuary at 8 o'clock for ' P°wdtr blue crimplete suit and the main program which will , Include music by the Allgaier l family from Kalamaroo. kn“l,akth bc,«e wxreAorlra. The p-ogram is to include a *** ,nothcn‘ wore P‘“k carna’ frre-wlU offering for the Allga- ,11”’ . .. . ,h|> jpyj a reccpjfm was neiti in the The Allgaier family, which is OommunKy HoUS<- adjoining the well-known to many in this area. '**urch- Ml? Richard AspimUl, Includes five talented children, 8rooP?1 *JSUr'1_,,Cut and two pcraevalng paimte who ’ ?kB and wl“) work behind the soenra. l were. They have performed in many Tobla*grooms sister-in-law. .J S Mrs. Larrv HUI and Mra norudrt Carroll. The Rifts were opened try and Canada, Tho highlight of the Allgalera by Miss Marilyn Bristol, lhe L« the performance of Russell, bride's cumin, and Mira Susan who has been blind since birth. Welfare, friend of the bride. Before tearing on her honey­ His sensational piano playing along with his argan (Haying and moon the bride changed to singing has delighted many The couple went groups. In September. 1964. they pertheir return will make their Caravanners here in Hartings, an hour and one-half show. At Hartings. Out of town guests at the wed­ that time they were engaged to entertain for the Caravanners ding came from Marshall, Battle Rally at Victorville. Calif, in Crtek, Hastings, Lansing, Char­ lotte. Grand Ledge, Nites and the rally on Anna Marla Island Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Tobias entertainlowing January. One of the I ner Friday evening at the Nordla llghte of their California stuffed animal^ were arrayed on the mantle which was trimmed cor aa It was laid with a lace ck>th o*er pink and bore pink dainty pink. Winning honors Free form profile, easy ploy­ ing electric, with pearlette position markers. 6 way odjustible bridge, vibrato toil­ piece. Other models from DEARMAND DESIGNED PICKUPS $64.50. Abo. Wide Selection of Accoortfc Seiterc from $27.50 op. Gibaon Goiter, . . . IipoM Clouic,. the first game played, and Mrs. given to the honorees along with the many useful and beautiful gifts brought by the 18 guests were from Banflcld, Battle Creek and Hastings. MUSIC CENTER 945-4284 13B W. State Open All Day Thursday Mr and Mrs. Bud Wolfe and family entertained Mr. and Mra trailer to the Allgaier family by j the company pireident ■ Mra “^-el M Moore entered TUU Vnrnnu, K<»piui «, Mmh u uled to perform at Davton Ohfri wncre underwent major — -• TZyunrery on Monday. March 14 next May In University Hospital, Women's Building. OucatA at her home for St. Pat's Party With Authentic "J Touches Thursday grandchildren. Linda. Brenda and Steven Skedgell to celebrate Stevens birthday, and Friday This Thursday. March 17. there will be a St. Patrick's Party, with Mra. Wilbur Poutema of Byron all of the authentic touches, at Center. the Erik von Hew home, when Forrest JOhntheir exchange student from Ire­ McLean famland. Hilda Careen, and the other exchange student from Ireland. r>< ST b"lirtj j £T.^S‘,S!'SL°h' XS. 5 wlih Uw Vernon Engle rwnll,. join I In plana lo properly eelrtrrale Ihel^* occasion This is lo be an all-gir) IJohn Pct<rs party and lhe green and white CMU Sophomore Lynne Ellen decor will be the netting for sing- । Hale spent the weekend with her Ing Irlih folk songs aixi dancing family, the Leon Hates of Taffee Irish llgx. | Drive. AGAIN AMERICA’S FAVORITES CHEVROLET TRUCKS 566,664* NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS WENT TO WORK LAST YEAR. THAT'S A RECORD FOR CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE...EVEN FOR CHEVROLET! Last year more people bought Chevrolet trucks than aver before. Stands to reason. Chevrolet makes a truck for almost every kind of job. So many components are offered you can set up a Chevy to do your special job the way you want it done. Cost is low. Resale high. Chevy's been the No. 1 truck since 1937- Put a new '66 model to work. It's bound to be No. 1 on your job for years. •Source A L fW 4 Co, Dtiroif. MXMgtn. lit • in. •» tt* »*. 1 truck hiring Deckle DlrUnnl Dtgt LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. Hanovar Halting! Wl 5-2425 �IHfih MCDOVMI Of 418 West Mr., Mrs. Hurless Honored on Their 67th Anniversory couple was given. then rrad rgaln *h**- „ and pronounced Uiemcftan wife'forever. ■ . ., ASTiNGS Mrs. Phyllis Munn at the piano, played tho traditrmal Wed­ ding March and two of the ushers EATING, Thia Lockwood knitting Mrs. 1837. «Uh (Mr . the Duplicate Club Monday Mr. and Mra.: Huriass parsonage. Upon their arrival they the platform where they were seat­ were surprised to find members of ed beneath a beautifully decorated lhe Senior Bible ClaSa assembled with a planned surprise potluck supper in their honor. and wife, Mra Rogen presenting ship. Rally at the Hartings 'Free Methodist Church Bunday, March Birds Nation. bar bridge club fits to church thia Sunday. PENNOCK PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS 2T53 Gun Lake Rood CONCRETE PRODUCTS Hastings Concrete Blocks .Send & Gravel HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING Call Wl 5-5769 or Nashville, Mich. Wl 5-3732 Phono 653-2791 Mra Byrlo Potter was happily Club gathered at the Leaaon surprised when she roertvad a Sharpe Memorial Hall for their phone call from her son. SP/4 monthly meeting. From all reNeal Wilkins. who waa In Asia in combat in Vietnam. After the Ito Vietnam for further combat awarded for tho “swlngingest” duty. Neal has been with the pointings and there were some 3rd Brigade since Oct. 1. and very startling results with thia do-K-youraelf project. A whlteclephant-auctlon was part of the spending two weeks in Florida on evening of great fun and good fellowship. Co-chairman for tills vlrtUng relatives. January sales tax collections In Barry County, an December sales, totaled 1136.155 61 from M3 reports. That included 814475 from building material, S9412 from general merchandise, 645.­ 147 from food, 136,910 from auto­ motive. 64.435 from apparel. S4.186 from furniture, 811448 from miscellaneous retail and S10.M9 from nan-retail sales. Use tax totaled 65X107.73. b!>1» . pormlremIW-U -nd MUblrbb eremu-. ordained evangelist In the South- have •been -------- •to - -— invited a ------meeting ern Michigan Conference of the of alumni to be held Saturday. Free Methodist Church. March 19. The dinner meeting Wssloyans Plan Unified Gospel Hour School Council and was office | championship this year. tings Wesleyan Method 1st In tlx, north-south play at the Church, Che congregation will asDuplicate Bridge Club at the Emmanuel Episcopal Undercroft the platform the entire Book of Tuesday evening, Mra. Harold Revelation. This will conclude a “I really sailed for this big, beautiful Mercury Cyclone GT!” Mid Henry Hudson, saltily showing of the new colored tem­ perance film, “Brorton.'' which w u» x.- Manchester Alumni Dr. Olbbun. rounder md dl- To Meet Saturday Barry December recur «<U» Oibtora CUnUoT Ai.ami nt M.nrtaUr Cull*. » n-re. I Ind urtn, snd 19 Salos Tax $126,155 K.Unrereo Ur lb. Beatnik costume party Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal Prohibition Party Leader Here Sunday NEWS Charles Murray; Mra. Munn, san Truly." Victor Bia ceremonies Uien Ptunich and Dr. Bard Bloom, nlng services since the first of September. The public is cordlMra. Stephen Johnson, third. In reading of the Bible. BottchiT and David Goodyeux JrM Btvond. and Harold Norris and Robert Beta of Nashville wax third. AUTOMOBILE the Brethren, Battle Creek, at 6:30 pm. The program will fea­ day School superintendent and ture Claude Wolfe, head baaketconference Sunday school sec- men’l I Mjjrr -rg (JUMC/ --------- -------- - ------------------ ------------------------------ Hava you driven a Mercury Comet lately? Take a di»covery ridel Hastings a'0 and it's not a minute too soon to visit our onestop shopping center for Hallmark Easter cardQ gifts,gift wraps and party sets. You'll enjoy brows­ ing through our wide and wonderful collection of Hallmark Easter cards. You’ll find Easter gifts^ 'Performance Cor of the Year" 1320 N.MIckigon Physical ONE HiiP SHOPPING By WdveriM Births at Pennock & Riverside MAHLER MOTOR SALES Health and INSURANCE Corl Hewitt of Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Cotant were dinner guarta Sunday of Mr. and Mra. William Hewitt, Charleno and Marilyn of Grand Ledge. Henry A. Hudson. Jr., ol.Pittstxjlilr. Pa., found the big. new generalion Mercury Cyclone GT nothing short of sensational. "With the power ol that standard 390 CID 4-bbl. V-8. the wind'?always at your back!" of WUUuu, KS Muck a. • -Ph. Wl 5-2479 HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side of Strand Theatre" 219 West State St. LINCOLH-Ueniuju with lovely Hallmark papers to wrap them in. Easter if party-time, too, and we have all the trimmings from Hallmark invitations to favors. Hop down and see them all today! Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy Subscribe io The Banner/ Would YOU Like to SAVE UP TO $10°° A WEEK On Your Food Bill? OUR HOTTEST DEAL IN A G-E FREEZER! Holds up to 406 lbs. frozen foods! Fast Freezing! Upright Convenience! ONLY ’199” YOU CAN with a HOME FREEZER! The Money Saved will Pay For Your Own Freezer Buy Now Take Advantage of These SPECIALS! 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Strut Personal Mention era irtumed from lhe same Sun­ shine BUte. via Arison*. Mon­ wn al Mrs. Ha«h Smith'* < Grace day. The Clayton Branditetters Paoli home in Largo. Ft*. Guest* are also expected home from La indued Mr* Glenn Brower.| Jolla, Calif. thia'week. A®- 2,7 TMtako* Wl J-SU1 - Wl 5 514. .mbuised him for lhe yean he wm In nervice. Neturally, he’s a HASTINGS. MICHIGAN mighty happy lad Co be back. Beauty, Quality, Craftamanahip in ENDURING MEMORIALS Rev. Jai Lenten for Easter Tress cepled a position a* packaging engineer with Coming Olaaa. Huth Klevom. Sharon Wurm. Our New Spring Coifs are Chic Boys Choir to Sing Episcopal Service UPHOLSTERING At the Episcopal Church lb I* Sunday lhe Boys Choir will as­ sume all of the singing portion* of lhe service. This will be the first time that the Boys Choir will have performed for the en­ tire service. The group sings un­ der the direction of Mr. Edward Grlnvalds. ; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karclwr. called on Mr. anil Mra. Leelie Skutt of St. Johns on Sunday tinge Arsa on Thursday*. Phono 374-3523 OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS tools and tires because a good motorist had to be prepared for anything. Today the bast preparation a motorist canhave is his Auto Club Membership Card. He knows that his Club Membership will help him LEAD THE WAY to {prefree motoring with ■ Personalized Travel Planning B Roundthe-Clock Road- Service ■ Broad Personal Accident Insurance ■ Protective $5,000 Bail Bond. CLUB Above Savings & Loan JUST SAY Charge It! OF located at 218 East Grand Street in the Third Ward. City BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Open Evenings by Appoinlment • 3382 Notice is hereby given that the polling place Back in the Rummer of 1916—when the Auto Club was founded—a motoring trip frequently was a pioneering adventure. Packed in with the fan^ly were plenty of AUTOMOBILE BEAUTY BAR THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel NOTICE TO THIRD WARD ELECTORS MM hl! ChwH Exciting Pickup and Dollecry. Many Sample*. of Hastings will no longer be used. Voting at the April 4. 1966 election, and all future elections, will be held in the Hasting* High School. Please use the Park Street entrance to the Now You Can Enjoy the Convenience of West Gym where the election will be conducted for both the Third and Fourth Ward*. MICHIGAN DONNA J. KINNEY. City Clerk HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Was* State St. Phone 945-4392 Security Charge Account Service Hostings, Michigan Sponsored by ATIONAL Rebellious car! Rebellious price, during the ANK of ASTINGS and SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF BATTLE CREEK Sacurity Charge Account Service provides you the convenience of shopping at any of the merchants listed below. Yet you receive only one statement, requiring only one payment per month. If payment is made in full within 25 days, there is no service charge; or you may pay as little as 1 10 of the balance each month or $10.00, whichever is greater. No down payment is required. Applications are available 'at the Participating Merchants or National Bank of Hastings. ll$ RCl lhe iump' on-Spring time with those ' All of These Progressive Hastings Merchants and Professional People Offer deal-nukin' Dodge Boys. And every­ Security Charge Account Service: thing's coming up savings ... on Polara, the big-hitting, big-moving, big-luxury, modestly priced Dodge shown here. Get in on lhe sale of '66 with a Polara of your own, lhe Arm Dodge Boys easy-priced way to lhe automotive big time. Join 'em. The swing set. The big savers. The Rebellion Rally wants you. Really! Barlow Gardens East Side Lumber Company Jim Barr Tire Shop Jack Echtinaw's Service Miller Plumbing &. Heating Barry County Lumber Co. Gambles Store The Music Center Barry County Ready Mix Garey’s Shopgprs Haven One-Hour Martinlxing Barry’s Farm Store George’s Citgo Service Parmalee Ladies Shop Leary's Sport Center Patrick J. Gilmore Jewelers • Beebe Shoe Store Quality Furniture Ben Franklin Store Haan's Standard Service Bcverwyk’s Color Center Hastings Cleaners Bob’s Gun & Tackle Shop Hastings Electric, Inc. Sentx TV Service The Bonnet and Gown Shop Hastings Floor Covering Al Signs Tire Service • Renner Ford, Inc. Roth L. P. Gas, Inc. Burkey Sales & Service Hastings Motor Sales Carpenter Hardware Hastings Shell Service L. J. Caston, O.D. Hastings V fir $ Hardware Cleveland's Men's Store Patrick C. Hodges Jewelers Courthouse Service & Radiator Shop Jacobs Pharmacy Wayne's Shoe Store Cut-Roto Shoe Store Koecheles, Inc. Western Auto Associate Store Uta. B.lck-Chtatalat, St. Martin Floral . Steury Electric Service , V & J Friendly Service Walldorff Furniture Ik. STOP AND SHOP AT BUSINESSES DISPLAYING THE Hastings Motor Sales • 220 e. state st ‘TM SECURITY CHARGE ACCOUNT EMBLEM! �Joins Angus Gitoup Mrs. Hedges, 96, Dies Thursday At Her Home of the Attic, th* A. Hedge*. 96, R3 Hastings, who" died’ Thondsy naming Carlton Grangers Told of Dangers From Tornadoes Cartton Gt maotlng think The Hastings Banner **rtW* Tv»—erm I r* « Ttorton. Math It. >*« Bliss Inspector, Lester J. Elston, Dies Suddenly Ofnrera Officers were to toto J. ncr officiated and burial wu in Irving TowuaMp CemeUry. 8hc was born in Castleton Township on Feb 26, 1870. the daughter of Ralph and Mary • PoUs) Jordan. Bhc attended ‘“"t-Jto? Itototo A^T. ww- Preventio Invite Farmers To Meet Monday At Lakewood died suddenly about 11:15 are. By H. D. Burpee Thia article I am about to give Nrubrrt CUrkavllle, Mich. qu rationa of farmers regarding had beoexne thickly a westerly direction, usually southwest and the greateat dan­ ger Is from 3 to 7 pm.. though they may occur at any time. In populated tack was unexpected. 1910. the aon cusalon—liquid fertilisers, getting tune in Ute .new land. About place and uae of minor eltsnenU. this time John Friend, wtth his of Freeport: two daughters, Mrs. Herbert ' (Charlotte) Hine of first time such a program as AQ went well, until nearing Ionia and Mra Josephine Beard- this has been availably to local Thomas and James decided to lew York, off Sandy Hook, now alee of Hastings; 11 gmndchll- farmers. Peru liter Is probably lhe largest Item of the pevduc„, r . j tlon Input* Thia meeting* will Ragta Extensten -Gresp | provide producers an opportunity lived In Devonshire, England. He The Ragla Extension Study of getting authoritative aiuwera had become a farmer of some morning, and with every wavw group will meet Thuhday, March! to IpcaJ production problems. It1:note, managing and carrying on I& Tom CAP Unit Here; Plan of Cadet Squadron March 25. hontebock, giving orders; o fore­ Marguerite Shroyer brought a man carried them out. Before leaving England. Mr. they might be allowed, contrary recommendation from the Com­ munity Progre® Committee that Friend allowed great forethought the neighborhood and Grange members plant a petunia trail, that would separate the family. their lives, and Usey could reach and asked permission to plant In number, he provided a aiout land, they would return to the petunias around the sign and canvas bag. large enough to hold a guinea; Into three he put three and were granted their requests appointed to make plans for a hundred pounds (between twelve and fifteen hundred dollars). lhe land. On leaving the ship, they carried with them a small line. little later. in preparation for bulld- friends amoni Road. At Wayland Pott State Police Trooper Marrin sting in this project can further Information by Ing. sufficient persons were given appltea-lons or signed up to as­ sure th? formation of the squadThe next meeting Is planned for Your Candidate foe Hastings' City Treasurer April 4th ElactMi 1 pm. Monday. March 21. for a potluck dinner. All are urged to come. tere-red tn becoming prospective' cadets should attend to kam Westrm what CAP has to offer their child. CIVIC CENTER, LANSING MARCH 18-19-20 I to 10 P.M. (Closing 5:00 F.M. Lost Day I NTIQUES fgrence. Judy Weinbrechl baa Saturday Ivening, March 19th Your 36rCWb bonk. Filled. In Harting*. Jim Jensen, a major with the Batde Creek CAP Squadron, con­ ducted the meeting and answered questions. Ruby Henney No. 3 of Nashville. They formerly In the airport lounge. An Invita- I tlon is extended to all men and lived In Nashville. women Intcren.cd In learning Medical Facility party on March Mother's Weekend at Michigan University. ELKSXDANCE spoNable that been sighted, doors and windows An arganlzatlooal meeting was transferred to Wayland. on the north and east side should opened to reduce damage to sided at their Algonquin Lake Airport to form the Hastings building and to seek shelter Area Civil Air Patrol Squadron. had been employed nt the E. W. with an alphabetical game and I In addition to his wife, he U a report on the Youth Confer- survived by three daughters. Mice in Marshall which was at- Mrs Keith <LHah> VanDalsen of 1 tended by four members. M2 W. South Street, Mrs Lcon' Mabel Barry reported that the ard (BerUno) Joppie of NashMra. Meth* Keech, 410 W. Bond, j Everyone Is welcome. Smith The acene un bourd was terrible, lyjme economics committee had vllle and Mrs. Duane (Judy) taet and planned lhe menus for. Newland of Saginaw, and five White Elephant. 1 Bras. Elevators are co-sponsor- and Squirm, each farm having the Telefarm and Soil Conaerva- ! grandchildren. ------------ •—-------- v j ing this mretlng with the Luket|on banquets. The Carpenters! Tho Ben Campbells spent Bun- |mxn1 Adult Farmer Class. Door tiive been contacted and the lhe Battle Creek Masonic Lodge, day with their daughter, the prices and refreslunents will be Introduction party Is scheduled the Scottish Rite of Grand Allen Hinson* of Battle Creek. served. * Rapids, the Saladin Temple of traded for the Grunge ladles to Grand Rapids. the Laurel Chap- "The quickest way to acquire self­ confidence is to do exactly what you are afraid to do." explained Sctwol, eludes automobile insunUlM apd i Jack Burchett and Mra. Donald other forms of protection in obe policy. Throe aubjecta will bo high- Thoughts For A Week Pleasantvlcw the Rutland Township Hall wen- Three county agricultural agents will talk fcrtllixer facts Win ail enjoy It: ids. They lived in Grand Rapids PreepoH, Mich. and Lake Odessa until oomlng to wood High School. . . ,8apt_ 38. 19» THE FRIEND PAM IL V— THEIR TRIP TO AMERICA for the E. W. HUu Company un- \ Agency Writei Suburbanite elected al eisoxsd si ths, me, 1 PaCKagC uvnusic- < COllCy J * (h« nnwitns I . ' —- ■ -________ a, id Dowling Dudes Nome Officers, Plan Saturday VkU M Admit. 2 for *1 OwilfUa Hila (Single AdmrTM with the public. Is Your Admission . . . FUNERAL HOME NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO HILF Robert H. Sponobl*. Owner W. Gewn el Rroodwpy HANDICAPPED CHILDREN AND HAVE FUN. TOO! Pb. Wl 5-3252 MEMBERS AND INVITED GUESTS REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES AN IXCILLINT INCOM I PROPERTY IN THI THIRD WARD, close In. f>a* two apartments, one has three bedrooms with closets and bath, and the other apartment has four bedrooms with closets, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and pan­ try full basement with two gas furnaces, two water heaters, and a two-stall garage for---------------- —$16,500.00 AND A ItlAL GOOD KOMI IN THI FIRST WARD, with three bedroom* up; down, a living room with llraplaca. dining and kitchen room*, den or extra bedroom., full baaement and gas heating plant, is insulated, storm windows and K,«ens has twostall garage for ......................................................$10,500.00 A RIAL GOOD BUY IN A NICI HOMI IN THI SICOND WARD, has two bedrooms ups’*1'* *nd two bedrooms downstairs and living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, good basement • with brand new gas furnace, new roof, newly painted ourt-dj. 1 'A stall garage, nice lot for------------ ------------------- $1,000.00 AH INCOMI KOMITT IH THI THU, WAIO. In IdeatiOL has |n apartment upstairs three rooms and bath all fumtsbe3rrenls readily; down apartment has living room, din­ .ing room,. - .... Knih —.... fit top Kircnen. *onoa - - •••« to -........................... -...SI0.MOW A UAL COOO COUFOATA.U HOMI IH THI KXJITH WAIO. with (to. « to tototo. . two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basementwlth > . a_. ...... LiLd-. rwwA i* earnaiad. and draoes eo A YEAR ROUND HOMI AT THORNAPRLI LAKI with living room, dining room, kitchan, two bedroom* and bath, newly paneled, naw hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, ha* aluminum tiding, two stall ga'ige —....--------- $9,500.00 A RIAL NICI HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD ha* two bedroom* ups’elre end one clo»et, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, full bawment wlfh-ga* furnace, water wftener, hat Insulation, matal awning*, double garage, newly decorated, for 7$7,500.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLI HOMI IN THI 4Hi WARD, has two bedroom* up*’*!'* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* batament and gat floor fur­ nace. brand new garage end utility room, full comer lot for $>.000.00 A NIGRHOME ON CROOKID LAKI TO trade for property dote to Hatting*. BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, tewer and water In. hat a garage on It. alto a part batement-------------------------------------- $1,500.00 Wl HAVI A HOMI |N BATTLI CRIIK. with three bedroom* and bath up and down It ha* one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full batament, naw gat furnace, naw water heater, new front and back endoted porchet, wantt to tree* for a place with •bout 30 acre* north of Hatting*. THRU NICI BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HIICHTS. A NICI VACANT LOT In Ammon Eaton Addition ter -..$450.00 AN IXTRA GOOD HOMI IN THI 51COND WARD, with tfwoo bedrooms and closets upstairs, and hall, two bedrooms and hall •re carpeted, and downstair, it has a IhrmgJ~£d£ln< kitchen and new bath, ceramic tiU, with tub shower ♦*** *"d lavatory, full basement gat convmtonfumade. h*»“o*2j" . < .1 -I.___ kzwMA, na« aluminon tiding? new cement doors, the living room * carp..™. ---- --------dryer, gas stove, has all new wiring.......... ............... $ I 1.000.00 IM TMI FOURTH WARD I I could buy licorice, mints, gum . . . trains, airplanes, trucks . . . tricycles, bicycles, cars . . . the moon, the sun and the stars . . . but I know that every tittle bit counts . . . and I know WE HAVE HAD SALES AND it’ll grow be my banker ’ as fast as I do . . . in a sayings account at H.C.B.. of course! They want to . • COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE a real nice brick house, ranch type. two bedrooms and full bath. *i'_ room, or ut.llty room, attach^ garage. n<dy landscaped owtw having left town will take ——-------------------------- $18,500.00 A RIAL GOOD NIHI ROOM KOMI with throe bedrooms wvT. sioreroom upstairs, and down a llvirw room, one bed*~L* X kitchen, full balk has a basement with oil tor... k.7 ,™ii to.™g to;. w"1' •£; %-ACRI LOT. i WoodUnd. ter believe in savings? watch it grow at H.C.B. -SijetM llnstiiiqs CilL| Bunk �11321 Boys, 52 Unite in Area Scout District About Bowling. IH Brttte ■MUastawr 1W, Gerry Mewton and Bandy Dan­ iela 161. Katy Oolvta 111. Kay Kantar 179, Joan Burchett IH Dartene Everett IM and Jinny Boosters Cage Program Now Set For Thursday Market MH. Powder Box MH, MXXT. tanto* 52 and Boadteltesuranco Agency 41. Good sootot: Joan Martin 234­ 474, Duma Guy 141-401, Nancy Tho Boson Athletic Booatere Gallup 212 ■ ill. u i specific »pot Armchair Athlete V. Every sportsman and sportswoman should be concerned about the future of our deer herd in northern Michigan, Dr.John Williams of our Michigan Fisheries Research *11 told members of the Hastings Rotary Club at their regular Monday noon luncheon meeting held at the Hotel Hastings. With forest# growing beyond the reach of whitetails, their food supply is diminishing every year and will continue to go down unlaw their habitat to lm- --------- r—-------------- :--------- -■ Women Marines were eatabUah tn 1842 as part of lhe Ma­ rine Corps Rreervea. They were riven permanent military status Y Champions Receive Trophii At Jamboree liability insurance for your property? Accidents can happen, and if anyone suffers injury on your property, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Better be safe than sorry. See us for liability insurance that protects your bank account and pays the cost of personal injury claims. toleman AGENCY 203 S. Mkhlfon WKD. AmKNOON LBASUB Steading*: Hasting* Motor Balas 68. Hasting* Cleaners 68, Maker* 61. Ne-Hl 68, Stanton's 57. Bhlrkey’8 IGA 51, Barry Ready Mix 52, Vita Boy 47. East Side Lumber 45, Bob's Bike & Hobby Center 42H. Miller Plumb­ ing 35 H arid OhtownmibH' . FOR FUN ANO HEALTH "IF* AsTOriM** Favorite Family Fun" 591, Jack- Bowman 323-588, Al Morgan 306-672, Jack Stator U1, Bob Moore 330-556, Pat Gilmore 213-883, Kingsley Barnett 302­ 542, Ray Lundquist 229-548, Dave Kurko 533. Lea Springer 200-524. Jim Malcolm 206-533, Jim Bar- 3 Vi y*«r« in th* City Cl*rk'i offit* previd* a valuable background for th* office of March 8, putting together games Of 226-201-201 for a fine 838. Chazlm Blough chalked 22G-611. Rowley 219-524. 8. Miller Wl wten a 142 average. Jack Shrier *57- Ed Staler 306-519, Larry Novak 2W52B, Ray Wieland 570. Phon* Wl 5-3184 ro* inksmation MOTIVATIONS ANO HASTINGS VOTl FOR ELSIE FURROW BOWL INt Outdoor Trail—The 30th Na­ tional Trout FeaUval will be held at Kalkaska April 28-30 and May 1. A highlight la to be the unr veiling of the National Trout Memertal, an 18-foot fountain with a 17-foot brook trout leap­ ing from It* center bowl. . . . The breathtaking sight of a bald eagle in Michigan to a rare one these days, and it may not be long before thia to no more than a memory. aoorxUnc to Oto U2L Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. Mortality to high, and last year 36 of these majes­ tic birds were found deed from shooting, trapping and accidents In the north-central region which Includes Michigan. Two were re- *u*aM •» Mtdllfva After Duffy Daugherty watched members of his 1965 Big Ten championship football team score 30 of Stale1* 50 pointe In winning the Big Ten indoor track title, he said. "I should be-elected track coach of the year.” ' Capt Kendra Robb®. Peg Miller, Sally Btuta, Jodi Tobias. Betsy MMMnbach, CJ n d y Reynolds; Stag Shop Wins 13th Straight Buyers of used luxury cars! Lincoln Continental warranty now covers major repairs for 12 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first factory-approved protection that now makes a '63, '64 or '65 Continental the wisest used luxury car buy in America! Your Lincoln Continental dealer ha* a selection of prime-condition, late-model Continental*, plu* a warranty to go with them, for the Huilnf! Machaata. ei-47; Franctoeo Fan* lUsep nipped Renner Ford, 41-M.Ud 1U» Ung* Mfg. bMl WaHdroff*. How much Is 1*0*1 advicw worth?—If you have heard the charge for legal advice is Itigh, it probably means you have not consulted a lawyer lately. A lawyer’s fee is Mgfpnibfg in relation to the service given and the years of education and training which WUiMy him to g.v< It. How much to legal advice worth? How much to your Freedom WRflh? What to your Family Security worth? Do your Business Rights need protection? WtH to the valge of your Peace of Mind? A talk with your lawyer may be the best investment IHmKOAIWW tai your Ufa-Depeodmg on the nature of your problem, you consult your clergyman, your lawyer or your physician. Each is entitled * your complete confidence in his area. If you have a legal problem consult your lewyer, with confidence. If you don’t know a lawyor ask your local bar jfPgrtfo J? recommend one or contact ths-State Bar of Michigan, man who deiire* distinguished motoring and th* security of knowing he's made a wise investment. Your Lincoln Continental dealer's exclusive new factory-approvfl! warranty provide* free replacement of power train part*, including labor, wher­ ever you drive. With normal maintenance, it cover* all internal engine, transmission and rear axle parts as well ai the drive line, except for accidents or road hazards- This warranty will cover 1963, 1964 and 1963 Continental* for U months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Ask your Lincoln Continental Covers 1963,1964 and 1965 Lincoln Continentals anywhere there is a Lincoln Continental dealer. dealer about his factory-approved warranty and enjoy count-, les* mile* of distinguished motoring in the year* ahead. Andros 54. Ken? * Bob's Gulf 60S. Johnson's Furniture 44 and Poll* 38H. . Good scorn: Don Haywood 205-602. Roy Hewitt 381-543. Bruce Brumm 203-648,Borolha THIS EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ONLY AT- MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS ** ft Wl 5-2479 �THZ HASTING8 BANNER—3 avo-eai. n. ttjinemtucii umirac rJSS. Bvrsrv* Itoo —-■— umm ■Tnw -260, J. Morrill 138-257, e*R McAl7 138-257. D. Hawthorne 177-477 J Joan 128-246. Jerry Whitney . luter 170-461, Ellen Dolman 173! 06-247. R.“ Nelson 134-343, M. “ " 471, Wlnl Chandler 199-490. Bet­ ultebon 126 - 241. J. Wyngarden ty Het ter 190-488. Ellen Davis M7-337. J. Haan 137-237. M. lOhase 119-235. A. Merrill 130-231. Allen 170-466. Boonie Hathaway ReWer, 148-2M, M. Haines -234. M Neff 13-224. B. Cur- and Dori* Blanton 176-483. ' Funeral services for Nile A. The Rev. Glen Trrry of Paa*- — 'tta 120-223. D. VanderVeen tie 120-223. D. VanderVeen 128- IMGood game*:. Judy Heath 175, Lancaster, 44. R5 Hastings. Hope d Doiton; 71-75-175, HaaUnga. Helen Crawford 204, Mary Part­ Township, who died at Blodgett Act VII—Pioneering “We build 116-317. D. VanDerMolen 111- ridge 182. Jean Plnnie 163. Mil­ wlth log* and rope." Troop 65 316, s Newton 116-311, C. Rey- dred Smith 172, Donna Thotup। Middleville: 74-176-176 Hartlngx; — ----------------------- ■■■ nolds 119-209.----J.. — Whitney 115­ ■108 Banned; 177 Naahvllto; 296 306. C Norris 113-208. T. Robln- Cavalcade of . Scouting in Gym March 26 Carpet A Furniture CLEANING Nile Lancaster, Vikitl" Molder, dlevtlte; 74-75-171-179 HaaUngs: rv w/ J J Dies Wednesday Pilgrim Holiness Members to Hear near E¥ongeiist Terry r f; ^ If you are proud of your furnishing* and want to protact your investment, th» HaWtrwm -High School. have thorn cleaned the safest and most their particular acta which will C. Dalhouser 111-202 and J. Willatt 101-201. Scouting, Boy Scouting and Ex­ Bugler David Haight, Troop 73 । associate Bob Harting* ploring. MONDAY M1XKRS Standing*: .Wefcdme Tavern JIANTAM8 (UNDER 11) eight acta: Standings: Haan * 51*4. Dale’* 79. Nortlulde Grocery 71, Pood­ headquarters In Pruwdena, Calif. • ' Act I—Grand entry, all unite. land and Vott'gjOU.McAllUter'a Willis Hugh Fumla. 86. of .«*»Pastor Howard W. Rogan tnCenter 60'4, Sheriff* eiet and 83S. Pood pttaltee<i about three- months I vHes every one to attend thcaa I Eart 31. Bide Legion LumberAuxiliary M.^orgO 60. Piston Rlrtg and Haan s Angclcs. Calif* died Thursday. prior to his death. ; services. 57. Hastings Hartline* Hrighte. Hrtehte. 52. 52 Savftev. Citgo 37. Patten Monument 36. 1 67. March 10. following a long IllHaatlnga: 106, Middleville: 100. Bum’i 35*4, Superette and Barship on Jan. 7. 1922. the son of; Covey• LanBcm in Barry County on Nov. James and anu Flossie rsuBsie <ivuvryi uui- | Copper Lantern 334, Hastings toe's 40. WBCH 394. Auto Tag 13. 1879. he was a son of Charles He attended , the Hinds I___ Aluminum 31. Hastings Motor* Inn 33 and Michigan Magnetics and he worked his par- I __ and Elvira Furnlss On April 11, Act III—Scout gamee, "Scout- 27. VAJ Mobil 21 and Auto Tag Good series: Shirley VanDenBolton in Hastings. until he entered the Army in txirg 212-590. Emm* f.‘agoon 209­ World War II. Martin 168-287. P. Gank 151-279. 671. Marie Newton 209-553. LouAftcr his discharge he w ns Act IV — Vocational expicra8. VanDcnburg 144-379. M. Ka- Be Bahs 210-576, Deloria Carper married to Zana Douglas of Hope Table Company. Township on Sept. 9. 1944. He Mr and Mrs. runuss movea w>u* a lormer employee oi nw to Nashville and for 12 years Eaton Mfg. Company of Battle 'SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Mrs. FurnlM owned and operated ‘ Creek, the Hastings street de­ a women's apparel shop. The partment. the Hastings Mfg. ___ . ____ _____________ .... ,u. f ur nil—the E . W Bliss Crxncouple mov*d to California 12 i Company, 1 pany and for the part 18 years Besides the wife. Mr. Purnlsa he was employed by tha Viking 'Corporation as a molder. O. FunlLss of Los Angeles, Calif... and four grandchildren as well as many relatives who reside In Michigan, Four brothers and a In addition to his wife, he is sister preceded him In dentil 7-MIB Private services were held survived by four sons, Robert, in PORTION the Army at Selfridge Air Pmre pjn. at Hollywood. Calif. Past Resident Dies in West effective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 E. WomH«nd Ave. Mt. Wl 5-2091 BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Light Cycle *^auA*A»du|— What Ever You quality Pork Loins WANT BRIDGESTONE HAS IT ’Super-Right" Mature Beef 63* Center Rib Chops .. u 79* Loin End Portion STEAKS ROUND STEAKS A’’ 93 lb 10’ J99 AOP GRADB “A" MIXED SIZES as 59* 89 PIAS ;. . . . ROM CRODt ALL GRKIN Cat Asparagus DlNTY MOOR* Beef Stew . . i'-OX. CAN DM-USH CROSS CUT 35* 4^49* 2 -- 49* Sweet Pickles — ANN PAM ^kleCehtin A*P BRAND — U»H •• A7C A Curd Cottage Cheese Cream Corn D*L MONTI 35' Cream Corn ... 3 SWUT, TIN DI* — Del Monte Peas 5 CANS CANS AOP BRAND — GRAD* *'A" Tomatoes .... 3 AOP BRAND —GRAD* "A" 59* 99* 59* ' Sauerkraut ... 4 CANS ■■■■■■■pueaiieMH CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES HAWAIIAN I-MZt A PINI YALUI *»• 99‘ Corned Beef « 69* 59c~ 2-29* 5&59* Gene. 14: two daughters, Marcia. 17, and Patricia, 11: nine broth­ ers. his twin brother. Neil of Battle Creek: Richard. Lyle. Ry Mri. IF. //. Cheeteman BuryL Leo, Paul. Donald, Chester and Merle, a sister. Mra Hasel Mr. and Mrs. Brandt McIntyre Teske of Hastings. from Washington. D. C.. and Mrs Edith VanDongvn from Muskegon were culled home due Dunham Orson McIntyre, who had surg­ ery In Community Hospital Last TU&r-a ing a Pennfleld makes frequent visile. J Turkey Roast Turkey Slices patient in Hendy Ford Hospital in Detroit. She had planned tn be home this week but her rt- Mrs. EHrabcth Robinson spent a day with tier brother’s family i the Mlles Ruffners, before leaving for Pennsylvania to care for a Pork Sausage A. a.iannu Bridgestone Is GO! Why Drive Around With e Faulty Auto Radio? Robert Ball from Alaska. Mich., .uid daughter were Sunday visi­ tors at Ids parents home. * Tom Hunt la in a Lansing hospital FRYER LEGS OR BREASTS qurt ic. the South Maple Grove E.U.B. Church Wednesday. * An evening Bible Study course COFFEE SALE! South Church to which all are welcome. * Mrs Isabelle Zemke of Vermontville called briefly at the Ward Cheeseman's Saturday. Mild and Mallow Eight O'Clock LEGAL Don’t let a faulty radio rob you of driving enjoyment. Stop in today and let in fix it for you. Hi-fi and tape recorders repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 7 Models to CENTRAL RADIO & TV Sav. 20c Choose from,«t4 HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 & Wl 5-5992 228 N. Jeffsrsoii at Mill Goodyear T WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS IMPLEMENTS 3-LB. Brothers Bag ■hell FOR COFFEE OR CEREALS a. 39 A&P Half and Half A&F BRAND — GRADE "A* 2 Rump Roast HOHRYSUCKLI—WITH «RA T-BONE SIRLOIN i. MARVEL —5 FLAVORS Ice Cream 124 N. Jefferaon Halting* —YLl i QC Vi GAL. CTN. You may have won *2332“ cash! m. JANI PARKER—Not Wt. 10 Vi -ox. aa. -------.vTx-vx. Golden Loaf Cake 2 4*9 JANE PARKER — SWEETLY ICED Glazed Donuts o7?i SAVE I9c OH TWO L0AVES-4ANE FABKEIt Potato Bread . . . LOAVES 39 39 CHID-O-BIT AMERICAN OR PIMENTO Cheese Spread LB. LOAF AfrF BRAND—GRADE "A" Apple Sauce . ;-ouz. JARS qq y 7 HEARTS DELIGHT Apricot Nectar *»t BRAND—GRADE -A' Tomato Juice 3 S 79 TmmmMc*... 3 ££ 89* HMDriefa 3i£ 89* .. 49* .. « 29* FROZEN FOODS A»r lUHO—out riHIST French Style or Cut Green Beans KOZ. PKGS. Lima Beans 4-79' A new list every week from now until March 31st. 429 first prizes. 21135 21235 21535 21545 2J7I 2J72 2J74 2J76 2J78 2K42 2N26 2N63 2N64 2N67 2N69 2S72 2U51 2U52 2U61 2U62 2U65 2VI53 2W72 2Y83 2253 2272 31545 31565 31635 31735 352 353 362K- 3G74\ 3S48 363K 3G76 \ 3S52 3G78 -----363S 3X43 3J2 3J51 3A47 3A63 . 3J52 3J53 3A65 3A66 3368 3X48 3A69 3X49 3E52 3ES53 3N6O 31.64 3E53 3E54 3F466 3h63 3E61 3162 3H72 3R31 3E65 3E63 3R32 3R41 3f49 3S47 3G72 4M5 4163 4J72 4X4 4X6 4N52 4H53 4N54 4N6I 4N62 4R31 4R32 4R41 4R42 4S45 4663 4S72 4U60 4U65 4U66 4U68 4U69 4W45 4W63 4W72 4Y87 4745 4263 4264 4272 4278 6148 6I4C 621M 6721. 624F 6?5T 628K 628W 630K 632T 635C 635L if me first nart ot four vehicle identification number is here. Hera’s how It work*. Look at the first symbols (tho pr«lr«) on your vehicle ktontiQeaUon Op. Thorf look at th« symbols listed above. If you find yours on tho Wst. you've taken tho first stop toward being a winner. Now go see your Buck dealer. He has a Mst of 72 winners posted in his showroom. If you see your entire vehicle Identification number on the poster—the symbols plus the rest of the numbars—$2332 cash Is yours. (If your prefix isn't listed in this ad. ddn't give up. Your numbers may have been posted during the past tow weeks. And 7X4 8O4M 814K 8I4M 824P B34A 834L . 844M 854W 862P �ANNUAL TAX 2AU Barry icnic pnaixinyilu ruwabaxp M Hugh J. Smith. Mr. and Un Harold McDonald. Str. and Mrx U.A T?' r' 40.00 1PM *3.34 WH ot EH of MH of SraUoa 18 40.00 19M eiJie William Moore. Harry Williams, Mr. and Mr*. Vem Bumford. Mrs. “‘-’t.VTfe"..,a-::: iw!jwix ssa a Kk-ar'b.-Skifr.uS Utlr o» ox Halo Carpenter, Mr. and Mr*. Torn Hoffman, Mr. and Mr*. MJ, RRR Milo Young. Claire Durkee. Mr. and Mrx F. 8 Nlethamer, Mr. iljiS Ik.lMa b, Ua SUU •< Mkkleu. for ■uk u*m. Iaun«l *aB Um*w. *r U.rraf •YirtLi: jjyjLWiu Mra. ot WH of SWU raid aaeUoo. az: t »••• »••<» PAMIBL BYBDUMt'S ADDITION I XKH S«ct4«« SO Um ••a tiJ*«x s:s avPRRYiaoR-a plat or LONG POINT NO. 1 .TTSK.'K?” ob)oellon« U.r.lo Lr-’ta slRa'si. *’ ■«» Mix Orville Purnell.’ Mr. and Mr*. Harry McDonald, Mr. and KU.. AL Blk. 12. «... Mr.' and Mr*. Oarl Marble, Mr. Harry Rlxor, Flossie Richard*, burger, Mr. and Mr*. Carl Heist. Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Heaterly. termites area warning oecta around your home, hidden worker termite* may be damaging timber*, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for aUHed Inspection by Termlnlx, world's largest In termite controt Service fully guaranteed FOB FREE INXPECITON CAU BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. PHONE Wl 5-3431 and Mr*. Arthur Struble, Mr. and Mr*. Marshall Schon tx. Mr. and Mr*. Howard Orsbom, Mr. Um and Uaro mad. will bo a PuklU ralo. •»< raU parc.l dra«ribod h Ur Mrx Harley G. Ragl*. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Seeber. Mr. and Mrx Harold Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Jahn Hewitt, Mrs. Mae Cheno­ weth. Pearl Winter*. Mr. and laillHi Mrx Lawrence Hurt, Merna Uaraia; SUPXXVISON OLABdOW'S ADDITION WV. it whora Ml ‘.IM* I 8 30 rod* to bMlaalM. < 10.00 IBM (3.M rad,, (brace E lo <<»!•< Hao ot M 37. Ihrara 8E *Uax M-37 lo b^ioBlot. XBB3 77.11 muaTsarJU! 1.00 i rod, for boeianlM. th.Re. Wilke*,’ Mr.’ and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Few­ Mr. and Mr*. George Parrott, Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Kahler. aforwald, Ua Ooaaty ton Miller, Mr. and Mr*. Wallace bld oi tk« rasa la t Campbell, Bernice Hynes, Fran- tad the (Ml al Barry Coaaiy Mr. and Mr*. Stewart Jackaon, Josephine Cheeaeman, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Kellar. Roy Hagger­ ty. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Velte, Ha- Ham McGee. Mr. and Mra Floyd Hobbs. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Kauff­ behtU of Mid Biair. man, Grace Thomp*on, Mr. and ot carlala land, for ta Mr*. Donald Brown, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Smith. Lida Jarst- 30.00 1083 NW Ot HW tau. •« N’t of HE friu • or W Un. ot SmI H0PB TOWNSHIP Earl Warner, Electa Dennison. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder, Mr. UC1H ; rat. Elmer Caukln. Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Or- TERMINIX" ?‘’1» Ity of ll.tllnci Intor.raU di aad of *ad orary P««’ rwt, •* U* offlc. of tho Count ■ssr-d's^a '"'iii'iM: Roysten, Cressle McMurray. Ben McMurray. Mr. and Mr*. Harley Tur-el), Mr. and Mr*. Gerrlc S’/- BW . 1.00 IBM That Bckadule A anoatca t-er.lo WH ■re-of wV.w.W *H at BWIi <* t State |• ScoU. Mrs. dene Rising. Mr. and Mr* Arthur Pennock. Mr*. Alice .<> nn Charles Hoyt. ft«3' lyla* a of hl*hway IH «i 8EH of Srajisa18*3 ■' 8 Altha Floater, George and Millie Clouse. Otto and Florence Haavand Mr*. frat. Urae.^N ••• w :o«l K BO* fool, thoar M.S4 frot, Ibrarr JH*hoay io Bocliuo line. 'to Mglaala*. 10*3 W 200 NW frl H of Sortion Mrs. ger. Mr. and Mr*. Noel Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum. Mr. and Mr*. Walker CoUon. Mr. T.'a Mix Seward Walton. Mary WaiBoyd Clark. Earl Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lathrop and Mr. and Mr*. George Skedgell. .'.IL1 umtuaacin* 120*14 10VUU foot N ot I ELECTION NOTICE To the qualified electors of the City of Hastings, County of Barry. Notice is hereby given that an Annual City Election will be held in tho City of Hastings, County of Barry and State of Michigan on Monday, April 4, 1966, from_7 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the evening, East­ ern Standard Time, for the purpose of electing candidates to the follow­ ing offices: r Isa lidhf **.<>0 W 30 unt ot HWK of BKIloa SB. M.Q0 19*3 53.47 K<4 of HEH of Bocllon 20. *0001003313.31 Oak Open 30'*W 50 feel 3'.*’ k Bratlon NO* X I 10 <11 1963 iWIi of BWH of 0 IBM 1 HW eornrr of K‘ W. ‘pfcUllM Add! lalereil. eollortloa t frIK *0.00 One MAYOR .•» tits mmrarlnr ■ < HW A. W. Phillip. A O.. CITY TMASUan On. ALDERMAN from *Mk Ward mi,« 130.00 Uhl 1 mu’ w Urnca W to Owe CITY ASSESSOR (2 Year Term) 2nd & 3rd Words LYNDEN JOIINCOOK TIM X0. 1 !x>l 133. IB M JU.OS Loi* 173 **d 174. IBM id.OS WILDWOOD One BOARD Of REVIEW MEMBER Also the following amendments to the Hastings City Charter: PROPOSITION I— crip I a rod., th rar. K 10 rod., Ih»ar. B Id klgkway. Urarr Northerly U bogUnla*. 18*3 3*.7B Remuneration of Mayor and Aidermen PROPOSITION Il- ■rzaus a? rod. uiirto flak. tb< TAXES OF IM3 ANO PRIOR YEARS village or woodland Last day ta makf application for absent voters ballots for this election is April 2, 1966 ot 2:00 p.m. at the office of the City Clerk. ORIGINAL PLAT NIW j’klihw "* “m!• ” I si'll AllWol*Xlt1!i'’'oV NKUl e«tlra « ASSYRIA TOWNSHIP ataalag.* rw 3*. DONNA J. KINNEY, City Oodt Httiwaf. Mirbiinn ” • * . - MARTZ •ACBS’g 10.00 .. »eea 300 frat. Urtoo-X.IM frat to W>■.'gtaalag-.**** •* �ON1Y KRO jER GIVES YOU. Low Prices Plus Stamps Paftpen* Coupons fti m This ad for up to 6G0 TV Stamps DOUBLE BREASTED 3-LEGGED Ft S CHOICtTENDERAY FRYERS RIB STEAK n> . Roasting Each wo.k ■ fxe ot Sh»Wd will be tMN«d lor |wt 19^. For each S 5 in grocery purchases, you •'• antillad to om place al thia low price. Tharea no boil... with a *10 purchase you can gal two Pexchke's 9-Varieties Smoked Ham Lnch Meat Rmted Sailage a 69' Flak Sticks Flak Steaks rfbAa’IH Flash O Freexe—IM-Rx Jiffy leaf Steaks As 99' END CUT FRESH FROZEN Kroger Brand-1-lb 6-oz. Min wt PORK CHOPS FRYIR Center Cut Rib v Park Ckaps fc 89' CeralskGiMNus-79< ^^TAMILY SIZE^^k Large Size-Sox. wt. lube » SLICED BACON 5< OH Label-3.75-oz. wt. tub* » SLICED BACON Cue Toothpaste Anti»epHc-7 fl. ox. bll. Kwidt Krisp Sliced Bacon 2*** • Applesauce Evap. Milk LISTERINE Halo Shampoo Special Label-dH II. ox. bll. FRES-SHORE SEAFOOD Kroger - fttifl. ox. can CREST Toothpaste *>11 Crest Toothpaste Kwkk Krixp . 12,"r$1 79/ 59/ 69/ jV HAMBURGER -A.= »1 FISHSTICKS Tomatoes Peas or Corn FERCH FILLETS Kroger - 1-lb. 1-ox. can Catsup . Fruit Cocktail S’" 1 Cake Mixes 4’"*1 Kroger - 1-lb. 3-oz. pkg. St. Patrick’s Iky Special: Catsup Pears KROGER BAKED ECKRICH SMOKIES Cracked Wheat BORDEN'S COUNTRY CLUB OR HYGRADE'S CHOC. MILK CORNED BEEF BRISKETS m Kroger - Ityb. bottle 4#* ’4.09 23/ JERGENS LOTION *1” .• AA keedj U eeek Skrlfay J* At Kroger - 14-oz. wt. blL 69' ASPIRIN w of k» For Dry Hapdi-12^ fl. ox. bit SAVE 6.5-BZ. Wt. Tobe Independent Brand " A» Breaded Skriee Avondale - 1-fc can m>A«69< Booth BACON SALE Kroger - 3-oz, wt. pkgs. 69< Booth T-BONE STEAK Serve N* Save KROCER BRANDS SALE Mb.pkg> Petchke'i Polbh or - W.TTi BRin |5 purchase STAMPS Every WED. Kroger - 1-lb can Skl»ltsiFraRki>fbA«65' WW. « Half W«< V.pn. Saa|.BiuleiiHMiii>99« ■ W DOUBLE Top Value Gelatins Herrud'd Reg or Extra Mild r Full Shank Half SIRLOIN STEAK <b Dessert.. _ Dish IQc *■ VW Chickens lb. 39c H U. S. CHOia TENMRAY SPECIAL THIS WEEK CQC 79k POUT CUTS t FLAT CUTS it 89/ Frozen Seafood loaves Redwwrq 11 Kio^f thru quart Avondale 1-b. 13-ox. can Radishes. Peppefl OT KROGER . GREEN ONIONS ^10/ Strawberries pl. or . —. APPLES or BANANA* „ CANTALOUPE sil! 3,of *1 WATERMELON U. S. *1 RUSSET BAKING each 99/ KROGO '"W™ 1 HORTENING' l-fb. baa at CARROTS I Potatoes 10 59 xo=-99* | •'JJ—t. »f LETTUCE I VINE RIPE /TOMATOES u. s. #1 - French trend COFFEE Extra Large 5DNKIST NAVEL Kroger Celd Wrt«r tat)* MARURIHE At 59' ut As Kroger COOKING 0IL>w bi HMtuding bw. win. lUdaam M Kroow IN.. Sat. March 19, I96< STAMPS purtAee of env 1'< »%<«. wt. tuba UmN One wMh a IS er < COFFEE 4 '«> A» ’1 1ST Off Ub.1 50 IINC 1 FLORID A OR ANGES1 w CRAPEHKHT I KROGER SPOTLIGHT I 65' , SALTIRES ORANGES #88 Size dozen O9<« lib bag LiMl Om wsHs • *5 O' M (a.cWI«B beer. wje P KROCER ROZIN VEGETABLES Redoes* M Kroger *r» SM. Mod. iTtee* _ SANDV COOK ladaesa al Krog«' IN Sal. March 19. i94 EVIR-EEJ coco. .•4mmMKrw 'M I SCHICK I RAZOR BLADES " *r1ei~" •> fjvt— «hru I I | I 1- • FRESH �CIAS5IHED ADS GET • BUY • SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT- SWAP • HIRE • 6—THE HASTINGS BANNER LIGAL LARKE BUICK "WHITE SALE' BARRY'S .Chrysler B^6C USED CAR CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—SOc far Twenty Wor3». S. Hanover at City Limit* SPECIALS 2 Dr. 8 Cyl. Automatic. Radio. Wl 5-2426 1965 MUSTANG 8 cyl. Automatic. W/walls. Radio. Excellent condition. III IMS VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio, etc. IBM VALIANT VI00 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Automatic; Radio. 1965 COMET 404 Series, 8 Cyl. Standard. Power steering. 1963 FORD 5M SERIES 8 cyl automatic. Radio, heater. . Ill 1965 CHEVROLET Beferr 4 Dr.; 6 cyl. eutomatic. Low nuieear. One owner. IH - III 1965 CHEVROLET DeiAlr; 6 cyt- automatic. w/waH«, radio. Low mllaaaa. 19M DODGE DART 6 Cyl. Standard Trans. 1964 FORD CUSTOM 5M 4 Dr. Sedan. Cruisa-matlc. 1 cyl, power steering, radio. 1964 PONTIAC 1963 CHEVY MONZA 1964 RAMBLER AMERICAN Conv. Stand. 8 Cyl. Radio. 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, heater. ■ 1962 RAMBLER CUSTOM 1964 GALAXIE 5M 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. W/walls. Power steering. IBM T.' BIRD 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Automatic. Radio, heater. Cheap) . 1M1 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walls. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes. Automatic 8 cyl. One owner. 1966 PONTIAC 8TA. WGN. 4 Dr. Power steering, seats and brakes. Automatic. 196$ CHEVROLET BELAIR Automatic. Radio. Heater. 1963 FORD FA8TBACK 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Auto. Excellent condition. SPRINGFIELD TRACTOR 8 h.p. with 42' snow blade and mower. ,, Convertible. Ford-o-matic. , 8 Cyl, w/wdlis, radio. 1963 BUICK BUSINESS OPPORIUNIT 196g FALCON 4 DR. Deluxe trim, automatic, 6 cyl. radio. CAREER orrortunity A leading nationwide consumer finance organization is seeking young men over 21. This posi­ tion offers a career opportunity through planned advancement to more responsible positions. Good starting salary plus lib­ eral employee benefits. Loan Company experience desirable, but not required. Company car furnished. 1965 F IH Mi TON PICKUP 6 Cylinder. I 1963 CHEVROLET * Impoia Can*.; I cyf. eutorru RenneR Ford Inc 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MEADE. Salesman Home Ph. 945-2328 1963 BUICK ELECTRA Call or write for appointment: LANNES KENFIELD. 945-4054 Universal PRICED TO SELL SAVE $ S $ SALE Used Farm Machinery 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. .$1,995 1964 FORD GALAXIE 5M -John Deere New rubber. . No. 730 Diesel —I.HC. C Tractor. A-l shape. New rubber. 1964 DODGE MODEL 330 4 Dr. Sedan31,195 —John Deere 2010 utility with . . 3 -Dr, V-8, automatic 1?64 VOLKSWAGEN loader. Like new! One owner. .31.295 radio, whitewalls, very few 19M MERCURY CONVERTIBLE; —Used Wheel Hone Lawn Trac­ tor with mower and blade. 1965 OLDS CONVERTIBLE —1946 John Deere B Tractor. 1963 OLDS SUPER 18 Starter and lights. ' . . . Dynamic 88. power steering 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes One owner. Sharp .—Used 3 pt- Rear Blades—7ft. and warranty. ............. A........................... $1,695 । I —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ 1964 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1963 CADILLAC DEVILLE ' per. A-l shape! 4 Dr. Sedan. .................. .$2,395 . . . Fully equipped Bonneville. —Case 96 Spreader. Almost like 421 motor, nice whitewall tires. 1963 CONTINENTAL 4* Dr. Sedan-.32,795 IBM PONTIAC OTO IBM VOLKSWAGEN FRIDAY, MARCH 18 ALTOFT 4H OUN CLUB will meet Friday. March IB. 4:30 pm, at the Altott School. Boys taking shot-gun. bring guns, shells and clay targets. MONDAY, MARCH 21 ST. ROSE SENIOR SOCIAL CLUB meets In the St. Rose School at 1 pm. Monday after­ noon. March 21, for a potluck dinner. AH are urged to come. TUESDAY, MARCH 22 HASTINGS BPW STYLE SHOW —Tuesday, March 22, Central Auditorium, for Scholarship I Fund. THURSDAY, MARCH 2f SALADIN MILLION DOLLAR BAND — The Hastings Shrine Club presents lhe Saladin Mil­ lion Dollar Band at the Cen­ tral Auditorium. Hastings, on Quality structures built by experienced crews. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 FIRST .METHODIST CHURCH MOTHER-SON BANQUET — 6:30 pm, Wednesday, March 30. Music by Allgaier Family. 1963 MERCURY HARDTOP ' Custom. .............................$1,595' —Good Used Chain Saws. 1963 MERCURY HARDTOP Breezeway 2 Dr $1,495 GOODYEAR BROS. JOURNEYMEN Maia Office HASTINGS OFFICE 30114 $o. MkhlgM Opea Men., Wed.. Fri. 8:30-5:00 Call SMILEY BUILDINGS Are. You Planning to Do Any w Fencing Thii Spring? 616-945-9103 GOOD AS NEW STORE GOING TO USE BARB? Unlco Barb will save you time ana money. Lighter in weight, longer lasting. Rolls out flat—■ won't snarl or coll back. Qver Start's Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? Farm Bureau's Double Life has 24 times as much zinc coating. Resista rust and corrosion. LADIES* SPRING COATS LADIES' DRESSES—25c Choose Wood Panel. Alumlum Panel, or Tubular Steel. NEED FENCE POSTS? All types in Steel and Pressure Man or Woman —Serve Rawleigh Customers in N. Barry County or Hastings. Experience Unnecessary. Many Earning $100.00 and up. Write: Rowieigh SWEATERS and SKIRTS M-37 South WALK UP AND SAVE! NOTICES Top $3.76 MAINTENANCE - WELDERS . . . Start $3.56 Top $3.76 Excellent Fringe Benefits 945-2223 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE: Eaton Yala & Towne Inc. Eaton Volva Diviiton Ave. C, Battle Creek, Michigan Phone 962-7571 . An Equal Opportunity Employer \C I ossified Paragraphsl 3400 00 MONTHLY POSSIBLE— Home Typing. Full or part­ time. Details 11.00. B&B Re­ search Enterprises, P.O. Box 196. Holcomb, Missouri 63852 3/24 (Oil and Lime Sulphur) For . . . • Roses • Shade and Fruit Trees • Control of Peach Leaf Curl • Red Spider Mite • Scale • Mealy Bugs Top $3.85 SHIETMETAL MEN . . . Start $3.56 3/31 ' 3/17 ★ Butlneee Opportunities "It's Time to Uae ... ORTHO DORMANT SPRAY" our first Spring shipload. FARM BUREAU SERVICES as marked MACHINE REPAIRMEN . . . Start $3.65 APPLY IN PEUON Oil CALlfCOLLECT GOING TO REPLACE A GATE? Men s and Ladies* SLACKS INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIANS Top $3.92 Start $3.62 U Hastings, Midi. are available from any Shriner Dept. MCC 651 15 Freeport. III. BARGAINS in The Banner Want Ad section . . . Hastings' top Shopping Guide: Top val­ uta, top Jobe. Action with sat­ isfaction! Call Wl 6-3431. lonta—Ph. 527-4510 LADIES’ LINGERIE—l#c each 3/24 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. One owner and extra sharp................................. $2,196 SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Wanted At Once FARM IMPLEMENTS 'SPRING FEVER' MtMHil Quarter FrarUonal Quarter, Irtrene (Ji I. T. NOTICEj Calendar of Special Events HELP WAHUD 1522 Wealthy S.E. Grand Rapids. Michigan 1963 CHEVROLET . OF SAINT PAUL 1963 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl, Std, Radio, w/walls. 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 Dr. Standard 6 Cyl. Radio. 1964 THUNDERB RD [railed) UnU auk Intamt r>M remain at M %. Get the money you need to build your farm business—get it at this low rate. Repay­ ment terms up to 38 years. No prepayment penalty. See us r Land Bank loan! DISPLAY CLASSIFIED dlo, heater. IBM OLDS F-85 Cutlass Convertible. 8 Cyl. Automatic. 1964 BUICK CASH RATI—pee ward with mlaixum W 5(k. Oa ads at* paid far by the TbarWey faltawtag tba date irf pwblkatiaa, a carrylag charge at 10a wiM ba added, tech add»i«Ml 1967 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ ety of prices starting at 48sa per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Cali: Battle Creek, WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. tf nmn . __.navnmnr Tetramer r>ie trmrrniw twe’ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR APPLICATIONS ARE NOW HE­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GABI see carl A Betty's INO TAKEN for full and part —Use Retail's fast permanent Appjlanoea Mfoiw you buy! time help. Immediate opening Regular $2.0(3—Now 31DO. No They Bail—They InsteU-Thay pre-shampoo — No after odor. for fuh time girls—day*. Apply In person—Dog *N* Buda. 3/17 Available at Jacob's Pharmacy, South. tf CLERK TYPIST POSITION LAND CONTRACT AT 15% NOW OPEN — Apply in person ----DISCOUNT - For further in­ rvonwew at the Barry County Health formation cal! Delton. 664-5133. Department, luxated In Pen­ 3/17 nock Hospital. Weat Green St, Hastings. 3/17 a rubber stamp with your new TRADE IN THAT OLD GAB ZIP Code number. Three-line RANGE —We wlU consider a stamp with your name, ad­ trade toward a 30' Roper or dress and • ZIP number for Caloric Gas Range. Big sav­ U25. This Includes, postage ings on these school ranges. and salsa tax. Burpee's Spec­ Free delivery and connection ialty BMP©#. Delton. Mich, on our lines. Consumers Power Co. 045-3474. 3/31 ONG IB EASY REDUCE SAFE. SIMPLE AND ... 2 Dr. with nice blue finish. 1963 MERC. COLONY PARK w Electric UpStation Wagon. One owner. 124 N. Jefferson WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED FAST with GoBese Tablets. Wl 5-5052 excellent condition throughout. ro4anl eleU H| hu act wl h HrLike new! -------------------- $1,750 carpetaor handin aluminum. steel or wood Week's supply only 98c. Jacob's K'SSSVSR 190 square feel sash. Burkey Auto Glass & Pharmacy. 4/14 i 1964 MERCURY SEDAN 1962 OLDS STATION WAGON I n et an l ffilcel Hastings Floor Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ FOR SALE-MISC Jtfon erey 4 Dr, automatic raiiXetar. One owner. Extra good condi­ tiiswiM wtaUHi W. State, Hasson, Hastings. bn. power steering tion! .2. -.31495 • Rust Blight WI 5-611|. tf «. whitewalls, radio 1962 DODGE HARDTOP ■ a PHARMACY ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ Lancer GT. ......................... $695 1963 CADILLAC DE VILLE 34-HOUR FILM moval. Free estimates. Insured. 2/3 ACRE . . . Beautiful beige finish, air 1962 MERCURY CUSTOM No charge for overHELP WANTED—Tire and g* Phons OL 3-6086. Nashville. conditioning, full power and 4 Dr. Sedan. ...*-31395 rage service man. A| Mich. tf BORDERS A NICE CREEK all the extras, fully guaranEligns Tire Service, 1 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY YOU’LL 231 W. Slot. Wl 5-5982 AMAZED! Such Almost new 3-bedroom modern 3/17 f<erson. 4 Dr. Sedan_____ ______ $ 995 t ideas, including home Just outside city limits. <8-10-12 Ft. Wide) Special — Your razor cleaned, IBM OLDSMOBILE -------------------- igerte and Baby Lovely laige back yard. School > 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR lubricated and sharpened, only WOMEN TO LIVE IN AND Bliss at the Woodcraft Shop Station WggdS7'.......8 950 $136. Service and satisfaction 316 N, Michigan. Mi NEW and USED guaranteed. Lapo Drag, 144 E. trade for house in town 1962 FORD GALAXIE 5M FOR THE State St, Hastings tf equal value, 4 Dr. Sedan 3 H5 Shelbyville. Mich. Rl. c/o Mrs. THINKING ABOUT A NEW BEST SPRAYER DEAL MCTRIC RANGE? Come in Mabel Town. 3/17 SAVE UP TO $1,000.00 1K1 PONTIAC SPORT COUPE INI PONTIAC 8TARCHIEF WHEELER MARINE BALES * "V “>• »>• FrUkUl, 4 Dr. Sedan. r...3 795 SERVICE — Mercury outboard HABTINQfl BUSINESS WANTS IN TOWN SEE YOUR school ranges and IM UsM in Home Re ®ks )n (We Buy Mobile Homes, AIjo) 1961 MERCURY MODEL SM CENTQRY DEALER 3 BEDROOM PARM HOUBE U with tool shed, garage and 2 1962 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE TODAY! acres. Southwest of Freeport Attention: MIDLAND 4 Dr. Sedan„..g 495 MOIILC HOMES automat Look at Hie Century Sprayer DOING INCOME TAX RE­ 1962 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE TURNS at your place or mine Realtors, 53 Jefferson BX, 4624 S. Division any debts other tliuV on Display at The Hastings Custom -- --------- ------,._..8L196 Grand Rapids. Michigan.- 3/31 after this date. March Grand Rapids, Mich. 190 FALCON SEDAN City Bank This Ws*. USED TRUCKS: ... 8 cylinder with standard 4/14 Ph. 532-5065 LOOK — One 1M5 14 cu n 1965 FORD H TON 3/17, EXPERT TAILORING on ladies* Frigidalre Refrigerator fmitHas radio. ........... .91,625 tentative. and men's clothing. Phone Wl NOTICE 1M1 CHEVROLET 1TON 5-5714. 5604 Gun I^ke Rd. TWO COOKS for 10 weeks sum­ More than 10,000 men and One owner$1456 mer camp four miles from Tailor Shop. tf . . . Dynamic M, power steer­ Hastings. Prepare evening meal ing and brakM. Hydramatic. 1M3 FORD ECONOLINE BUS flexible hours. radio, one owner. 346-3474. .............. ......... $1,159 BIG SALE MOBILE HOMES BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN >/n FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-n S.. H* l IM Heating — Plumbing REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC • CUB - CADILLAC 1959 FORD 1 TON Service New • Remodel e Repair MAHLER MOTOR SALES KAECHELE'S 90S S. Ckurelr 1310 N. Michigan Ij>v iw, rvucnigan Phone Wl 5-2479 Wl 5-5352 5x7 tw 16x20 For Banner Classified Ada Call Wl 5-3481. . TABLE PAPER - For picnics, family reunions, lota of uses it $3.47 up FOR SALE — M tans-first and second cutting hay. alfalfa and Brome. Call Hickory Comers 671-8216. tf Wl 5-3324 ----------------------------------------------------tf.HAY FOR SALE-Phone TO8I M»3. 3/17 WINICK*$ . 3/171 CANVAS TARPS 206 N. MkhlgM Friday beginning June 13 through August 19th. Write: FULLER BRUSH COMPANY 2U8 Garwood plan on retiring? like to travel? month on an Investment of of your own. Husband and wife can work together. Gerald STALK I8B1DDIRB FOR Driesenga, Rl Zeeland, Michi­ gan. _ 3/M �Card of Thanks and In Metnoriam LIGALS cuu> orrauiu FVBUCATXOW OBDXZ, Charter Amendments brother. Kt... J Order shall H>4mi Birk, Dr. Blair, nurse* and nunes Laur.aea E. for hta comforting word*, the ktndnew shown by the Barah Circle, the Leonard-Osgood Fun­ eral Home for their kind and Ung dinner. Mr. and Mra. Donald Heath Doe, Jr. and Barbara CARD OF THANKS rOBUCATIOM OBDB* FUBUOATIOX ORUEB. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conley and family Mr. and Mra. Harold Conley ■OT1C1 or MOSTGAOa and family Mra. Vonda Townsend and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Co® and family Mr. and Mra. Fred Co.UOy Mr. and Mrs Bernard Garvey We vUh to thank our frienda. relative* and neighbora for the cards, flower* and food sent in during the Illness and death of our wife, mother and sister, Lula B. Hynea. A special thanks to Dr. Phelpa and* Ftnnle and the IN MEMOR1AM In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Ruth L. McWh° Pai**d tWV March hl* comforting word*, the pallFrank Hynes Ward and Leth* Hynea Ford and Eva Stowell CAJM) OF THANKS nest, also the Dr. and nurses at Blodgett Hospital for their care of fay husband, Nile. Also Rev Rogers for his kind words in time of need, and the LeonardOsgood Funeral Home. Oed UMB-you all, Mra. Nila Lancaster and family E-saisia residue to peraoa •01 be heard al 11 ar ft Oourlhonee. the CcxatU far •trivial duty ter be pubUahZd ae- ending UMMM lUihiu.j FUBLIOATION OBDBB. BE IT FURTHER BJMOLVKD: T*»l th* iwaiMt m prow “A happy home once enjoyed. How sweet the memories a till. But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill." Edward McPharlln FURTHER RESOLVED: IN MEMORIAM In loving mem Aletha Palmer. » i n«niir or th. ettr. with the Lord, Maron n, 1M3. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: "I lUt up my eyes to the hills. From whence does my help come? My help comes from' the Lord. Who made Heaven and Barth.” —Paalmg 121 st Mir Higaa for hit approral ■ Sadly missed by Husband, be iT.riJMm \ n ChUdren and Grandchildren Philip H. Mitthall. Jndre bidder Cocxty l Hrxao Mint meat at I Certain 8«uOi i FUH4O*TH» OBDBB. ruBuoAnoa tURUCATIOM ORDS*. obdmb. LEGALS or fubucation. JBB ITFUHTHKR rhiet. Director ot Public — of the Board of tddllienal appoint r,. ORDER FOR PERSONAL SERVICE. , . BE JT^FURTHER RJUOLVKD: pwrd by thia lagiatalli City of Ha.llng. be an •>urt rule off Iter... INSTRUCTIONS wopoa.J Th. He. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. BE ’it'TuUTHER RKHOLVED: She,I th. projio* initiated I of Michigan, Pi FUBUCATION oonr.a Heatiora ah.ll > BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: .?* •* ,kl* l'«P<*a»d emend men WMR be< rtf tfc. (Hr of Haatiaga, tha City SftteSW.iSFeSS il tie >•«« clalaa -4 and eeree a copy on ROARD or COUNTY ROAD COhOUlBIONEM OF THE COUNTT OF BARRY HASTING I. MICHIGAN NOTICB TO BIDDERS fl I. FwUier ibwwI M rb«n hlIpuLlicalion ot I I 5 'KTHKR HENOLVED! Eirooueori aBi.ndn.N S ’’ffleMi' i.ass- «tnr twcumy Notion: Baltic Creak. Miehig PUBLICATION ORDER. PUBLICATION ORDER. PUBLICATION OBDBB. nailiaga. MIcOlx aid al vkkk all ara yoqairod io Denna J. Klaaay, Oily a,rk WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make use of the most likely means of get- BOARD OP COUNTY ROAD COMMIMlONEIUI OP THE COUNTY OF BARRY. HI (IAN fled Ad Laker. Guardian of lhe Batata cl Car' sih PROPOSITION n ertd8l BRBOLUTION OF PBOPO1RD We re As Near As Your Telephone ORDRR FOR PUBLICATION, pcrllntnl »d shall “ToW? THKRETORE.’ BE 'h SOLVED: SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip Thia Guida — Kaap It in a H andy Place for Future Reference L-ffi: £‘ST. A^llaac. fr Omni >a|nlr led rohraan 3tlh. 1»S«. Philip If. Mikhail, Judge al Pre WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. FUBUCATION ORDER. CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Hastlngi Root Covering, 123 W. »K IT FURTHER Thai ti •. RESOLVED: ... North 4 rode 10 b»gt Dated: March a, IMS. David A. Dimmer., HtM<lel Clreuil Cmtrt Oar Mtehlgan. •ndrd to read aa folio. 2lKKREFtAca> and RE­ PAIRED ,n h®**/ garm«nt». Red Business Directory MIMOKIAL MONUMENTS Of miUNCTION Lawrwnce Irettera Mowers. E. L. Cirpenttr Hard- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite1 Waler System*. Sold, installed, serviced. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. SHfRWOOD-STACK GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All washers, dryera and small home appliances. Call 945-2317. Wl 5-5176. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES ot tracACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service. parts, hoaes and Sht»-Fim Imumbm All Fermi of Beetric. 222 S/Jeffemon. iilral with til: InsureM* end Beads JERRY ANPRUS 'HSfcisws ««r> -M ike aUy akaU-U a City A*. I dfogUea-M..aha»«M I CaM Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the at Jefferson. Barry Cotmty Ready Mix Co.' Phone Wl 5-2123. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Headquarters for hospital sup- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND COMPLETE AUTO GASS SERVAND GRAVEL—Bender Gavel lias. Gardner's. Phone 945­ Co. Home office 822 S. BJotcn. 2134. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ Slate Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. • ice. 218 N. Jefferson. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ ING dona at the farm according to your specifications. Farm Bur­ Miscellaneous eau Services, M37 So., Wl 5­ 2223. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ TER — Raw wood or finished ICE—24 hour Sarvtfa (black frames. Also, custom framing. and white). Jacobs Prescription 221 W. Mill. Pharmacy. Phono Wl 5-2466. Supply,. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv- ivTlT .FVKTlfui RESOLVED: Aganey for LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well, (frafot*! field. Pumping (S24.00 for 1st 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Automobile & Machinery Repair Jefferson. INSURANCE AUTO — FIU BONDS WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also all kind* of Jewelry Repair and «??'*♦ Min* Jewelers, 118 W. State St. c LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheal Business Servicws Offered CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — MOBILE HOMES SALES —Del'* Largest selection of Drapery Auto Wrecking and Del s Phil­ Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch lip's "66". M37 So.. 945-5141. rod*. Installation and Hanging Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 W. Mill. g«Uo. T.Uvnlm R^airiag TROPHY CENTER —Plus special­ ized engraving of all kinds. Gl- SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. rnore Jewwler, 102 E State St.. 945-3862. Free service fcw one Phone 945-5316. y^r on SeKhall-Catiatm Color. in our new building at 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixture* TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ Jefferson. Experienced medianERS REPAIRED—Central Radto and *uppiie*. Kelley Electric and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ Service. 524 Middleville Rd.. 5-5052. son. Phone Wl 5-9187. Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 pm.. Hasting*. Yet. Weald Uba fo be ' Service-and Repair Gu ua �Barry Cropland : £ MTera Planning ° — । the maintenance dlriMon. “Carnival for LwJWSi » Saturday, May 7 Dairy Groups Meet at MSU On March 22-24 Barry Farm Calendar.. Cm be Damaged farm* throughout Michigan dwr M*000 acre* of Michigan Tyden Employee, chairmen are: Finances, Honson; publicity, Lot* : Bonrtcra were held Monday at I 2 pm. at the Vogt Funeral Homa to Nashville for Russell Edwruds. Morgatswrn of MB 8. Darts, The Barry County 4H Service Kirksville. Mo, has bcm pro- Club member* are planning their “Who win milk the cows?" That question to probably be- Ry Spring Winds Russell Edwards, ruarv. nroj. 1063 ne He went went u> to ua-1 Ger-1 ruary. East Side Lumbar Has Homeowners Soeciai Salas Evant Saturday He ted town mechanic at Clinton - Sherman Local chib* have been asked to AFB. Okla. He to a member of st up • booth. Ate Cunxmand The ptoMsfls front ths caraiG«- w,uch ,,uUnta'n0 Americas constantly alert force of interconti­ to provide akllled filer* and Wayne Newton and Harold many, and their children, Angelo. nental inlisilcu and jet bombers. Mathews of East EMde Lumber many as 1.500 dairymen may at­ His wife. Patricia. 1* the dough- force. The airman, a graduate of have announced ti month - long tend. HBaling*. Tecumseh High School, attend­ malnlng to Hosting* where I bey key of 207 N. Adamo. Bellevue. ----- - — ed Olivet . Nasarene College. have an opportunity to win an . nw wb.1 wiu have an apartment, on South cxpenaca-pold trip to Mexico Potterville, a son of Thomas and ■ planned to alVoa (Sharp) Edwards. On July A liman Third Class Charles E. through 24. Throe different State dairy groups will hold were blown out of the ground their annual meetings on the campus of Michigan Slate Unl- Al/C David A. Sothard 1* to Annual moetinga of the Mich­ igan Milk Producers' Associa­ tion, Michigan Animal Breeder*' Cooperative and Michigan DOiry that will protect the soil and Herd Improvement AaaodaUon stationed al Brooks AFB to tender vropa. at Formosa. Turkey and Guam Tile fiftieth annlvermry mect- during his five year* In thu Air Force. Airman Sothard U the operaUve, MMPA, U scheduled Bothard of Algonquin Lake. than 000 delegates representing around 10,000 dairymen who will suffer from the Hying toil make up the Michigan Milk Lawrence Cox, R3 Hostings, tea returned hrxne after (serving two and a half years to the Army. !the University Auditorium. Tilt Ronald was graduated from association accounts for about veloplng conservation plans that' one-half of Michigan* total Include the needed practices to1 milk production. Glenn Lake. protect their land and conserve North Branch, is the State Central Michigan's tattoo. rough Ullage, residue* or SMITH BROS Fertilizer Service FttTILIZER FACTS sgrKultvrsl s geot* ot । tiaeee rawoSiwa wiH pregreo* to drtcuM fertiliser fact*. Tkh h a* spporiunity t* Out of lhe Attic Through the district such planning assistance is available Cooperative BROS Laks Odessa • Woodland Harvey is an administrative rpc- Command which conducts the land Military Training Center educational programs necessary near Ban Antonio, Texas. Mow, sow, tow, Uli, plow, haul, seed, fertUiu, remov* anew — you name the job and Wheel Horse has the attaching tool you'll need. See the complete lino of Wheel Horae tractor* and quick­ attaching tool* now on diaplny. Richard Wolverton, R3 Lake Wil­ and were billtlcs, leaving some MSU sup­ only porting funds for use Ui nsearcii •nd extension activtles Paul A. menLa for parking U>e truck and Wilkes, formerly of the Michigan were unable to return to the Cooperative Extension Service staff, is the new executive secBy Friday Wolverton and a companion were able to go by foot—with winds clocked al 65 miles an hour—to the yards to care for the cattle he had pur­ chased early Wednesday prior to lhe storm. To prevent suffocation of the cattle, the Ice and snow had to Dick returned by plane Mon­ covered by an Ionia Road Com­ day morning and the thick ar­ mission truck driver. rived Monday evening. "Unbelievable” is the only word the men could give of the disastrous storm and misery in Only a few belongings were the Mid-Weit states. Dave Thor. Michigan Slate sophomore gymnast, won the allaround and two Individual titles discovered. in the 18^6 Big Ten Meet. The building to your insurance planning u* for details. 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE RANDSEN'C F Insurance Agency Ovor Mllkr's Jovalar* 120 W. STATE ST. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St., Hatting* ing g protection pro­ gram that is right for you requires expat planning. Be­ cause wo offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or business, we can ob­ jectively analyze your require­ ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollars to fit them best There's no cost or obligation for this service. Call Get a 4-season work hdrse (Wheel Horse, of course) vena nt Kellogg Center. It will ship in small boats. After lianl be a special training session for labor, with water filled boats. more than 100 DHIA local supcrwreck. "Die women and children On Thursday. March 24. the DHIA thia they were taken into small revLv: boats until they struck a rand members will be ■ the bar, tlien they were taken from their organization and study use of computers to dairy record Use boata by men and carried keeping. The association recently took Fire Ruin» Horne Nertr Lake Odessa SMITH larger, then a still I breakers would be Daniel R. Harvey, non of Rev and Mrs. Dale R. Harvey of 410 E. Madison, Hastings, has been promoted to airman first class vired by a daughter. Mra. Don­ ald (Wilma) Hinckley of Nash­ ville: a ton. Thomas, of Hal­ ting*: four grandchildren, and _ . ■ »—— *- r n.irwnt rW entered the Marine Corp* Larry Roberts of Hastings enlisted in purchase to be eligible for the Nashville, The free holiday to Acapulco. 'I ■** “ Rev. Allen Cobb o< Grand I Ledge officiated, and burial was listed in the Navy and Daniel L. I in teleview Cemetery. Nashville. Handy of Delton enlisted in the Air Force. Ronald A. Btunnan The Lake O Square* will hold 1 of Martin also enlisted to lhe a dance Saturday, March 1», at Attoft 4H Can Chib Air Ftorce. , ' * ‘ , June* L. VanHouten. son of Mr. and Mra. Trevor VanHouten clay target*. Graduate, lias enlisted In the Pick a winner from our complete stable Lake-0 Cattle Man Caught In Big Blizzard bound immediately. Company truck driver*. liam Black of Woodbury William Fowler of Portland, separated from Wolverton ■elk. 30 Day* . . . $72.12 Breeder*' signed to the Ata- Defense Com­ mand which provides aerospace defense against hostile aircraft and missiles. The airman is a 1065 graduate of Hastings High School. Iren. Wind ernrdon will be conboard feeling that their brave tralled If enough people plan U»c reaeuera hail perished: to despair land vidts artificial breeding senice from high producing dairy sire* to dairymen throughout Michi­ gan. Douglas Pierson. Goodrich, On reaching land wilh the to the State president. , line, a communication was rotabllslHd with tile ship. Then card that strurk Mandon, North Dakota, while he was on a busl- 20-10-10 Anieal Ingraham in Charlotte. State Rood, has arrived for duty Among the 70 persons who en­ nt Sioux City Municipal Airport, listed to tho Armed Forces through the Kalamaxoo recruit­ vehicle specialist, previously ing office* In February was Mi- Phona Wl 5-4174 Wl S-29S3 called “The Wrecker's Hums." A fireplace extended ti»e entire length of the room. This was opened and u large fire built to dry lhe clothci of the people everything being soaked with and a cup ot wine before leaving entire length of the voyage. the men came to the front in those days and Mra Friend went ashore to that of her husband. ' small boys was separated from the rest; they searched up and down the shorts in hopes of finding him but in vain. 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Micfcgon Phone Wl 5-2478 �The Hastings Banner March 17, 1966 SPRING FASHION SUPPLEMENT A PREVIEW OF FASHION FOR FAMILY AND HOME PAGE 1 In spring, a youthful freshness fills the air! Women are young in soft silhouettes, costume looks. Men's wjar jihows more shape to suits, more color to casual wear. Children like easy shapes with adult ac­ cents. Homes are bright os the "outdoor" look moves indoors. This is your preview of spring '66. Find it in Hometown Stores: HASTINGS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB —}STYLE SHOW "Showcase of Fashion" Tuesday, March 22, 1966 Central Auditorium — 8 P.M. For Scholarship Fund �; BPW Style Show Tuesday Evening I In Auditorium Wednesday. March S, was pre­ pared by the Rachael Circle. The candle-Ute tabice were simply and tastofuUy decorated Uj keeping with the spirit of the DuBarry BEAUTY Methodist WSCS Enjoys Sacrificial Luncheon March 9 tgCuAtlXKr PREPARATIONS your rinjl Proceeds from the style stow are used for achotenfatas tor young women to contfamo their education, and over the past 15 ; Double-Breasted Suits Making ' Real Comeback ths dose of ths luncheon Mra Chase asked Mra^Bnydsr ter <tevottocs which wore perfect for Jones will narrate the style show the occasion and the sotting In which Bonnet A- Gown. Parand were impressively given. nisiee's and the J. C. Penney i,tonc« are participating. [ Doubte-breastad suite are mak­ ing a real comeback thia Spring. Bud Wolfe will be the organist 1 and moderately shaped models and there will be special enter­ ' continue to gain po<xilarlty, ac­ tainment and prizes. cording to the American Intel' lute of Men’s and Boys' Wear. OMDERFUL DuBarry Beauty W Preparations are the newest, proudest occupants of our Cosmetics Department. Whatever your beauty needs... for your hair, your skin, or your Pierce, Judith WaUdartf, Avis Sponablc and Ruby Hcnney and clothes for the younger set will be madded by Sherry Miner. complexion—you'll find a special DuBarry Preparation planned to make you look “Boro Beautiful”! ty MlUtenipj era and sport coats. Authentic detailing marks the updated look in nautical sport shirts, while others carry •'com­ petition stripes" borrowed from There Is little doubt that Modeling Pcnncy'a stylos will everyone* there felt she had <nbe Mra Lyle Story. Mra Glen- pextenced' a very rewarding few don Pleraon, Pat Veach. Deanna Richardson, Brenda Tobias and straws that range from business Marilyn Tobias from the ladies stylos to big planter shapes will find many fans. Feathexweight U the keynote for Spring top­ coat* and raincoats. Debby Coven and Mazda Oilmen from the girls department; Ran­ dy VanEngen. Jimmy Veach, JACOBS PUSMIPTION PHARMACY WNtff’is an If you have you should have fabulous, new Wo Welcome Wayne's Hastings City Bank SHOE STORE Charge Cards 134 W. State Um Your Security Charge Cord from the Notional Bank of Hastings Wa've never seen such richness, thickness, lush­ ness in a carpet at such a low price. 17 heavenly colors to choose from. And it’s made by Lees. Loes took tough, heavy filament nylon, lots of It. Pecked it good and thick to give “Island Park" a deep, dense pile. A perfect pair... ‘ Naturaliaer and Corfam1 TW i "tiW hit" b, Ln, M extraordinary carpat value. Shouldn't it b< on year Hoars? See it soon. An elegant pump from Nstursllisr pairs with Corfam for fashion that’s long-lssHng and easy to care for. When ft's Cortsm, tho only thing you need to keep It gleaming See Ues "Island Posk" carpet tested on The Ed Sullrvaa Shaw. Sunday Night. CBS television. <13 GQ Is a damp doth. STOCKED IN AAAA-AAA-AA-A • B WIDTHS JUST HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING tu Wm (Hta Itn*. PUm -j r.M.,., M* U Wl 5-51 Nmu » NOUN CUTCHCU. O— Como In today or Call Wl 5-5118. We’ll bring Mmples to your homo so you can see the/n with your furniture, You May Use Your Security Charge Card from the Notional Bank of Hastings Wayne's SHOE STORE IM W. Kin w« Hm. CM, M OmwvCmA �St. Rose of Lima Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Ths marriage of Miss Janet K. Maurer and John Joseph Swaim *u solemnized on Saturday af* U> «. Rot ol Lima Church. «cv 1-r. Joseph o. Dun­ phy officiated at the double ring ceremony at 2 o'clock, with nup­ tial music with Mrs. Wayne Peterson at the organ and the bride's cousins. John and Julius Maurer of Nashville, as aoioisU. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. George Maurer of Hastings and the Ute Mr. Maurer. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. T A. E. Swaim of 181 Francis Drive. Peter S. Maurer. Grand Rap­ Ids. brother of the bride, escorted her to the altar. Her gown of chantilly lace was fashioned with a fitted bodice having long sleeves and a sabrlna necklfrie, with a cummerbund of satin, and the tiered skirt extended into a cha­ pe) train. Her elbow-length veil of English Illusion was secured to a crown of pearls and she car­ ried a colonial bouquet of red roses and trenched white 'car­ nations tied with satin streamers. Mrs. Richard <Jean> A'nnable of Port Wayne. Ind., twin sister of the bride, attended her as ma­ tron of honor, and lhe groom's brother-in-law. Duke R. More-' land ot Houston. Texas, served os best man. Seating the guests were the bride's brothers, Leo Maurer of Kalamazoo and Louis Maurer of Grand Rapids. , Following the ceremony a receptlon was held In the 81. Rose Hall before the newly-weds left on an Eastern trip On returning home, their new address will be 303 W. Green Street. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Swaim, parents of lhe groom, were hosts at the rehearsal dinner on Friday eve­ ning at the Athelstan Club. The bride, a 1B54 graduate of Hastings High School, is em­ ployed tn lhe IBM office of the Hastings Mfg. Co. The groom at­ tended St. Philip High School. Culver Military Academy and was graduated from the HUI School at Pottstown. Pa, before serving two years with the VS. .Army Medical Corps tn Ger­ many. He later attended Kellogg Community College and Western Michigan University, and now is a special representative of 20th Century OuardUn Life Insur­ ance Co. I Signs to Warn Drivers of Icy । Bridge Surface Signa that automatically light up to warn motorists when icy conditions exist on a bridge sur­ face are being tented by the Michigan Department of State Highways Traffic Division. The signs, on 1-75 near Flush­ ing Road tn Flint, are five feet square, and have been erected 1500 feet each way from the Flint River Bridge. Frank De­ lta*. traffic research engineer, announced. MR. AND Mils. JOHN JOSEPH SWAIM . . . Miss Janet K. Maurer Becomes Bride. stay down over girdle or pontic girdle; and If they arc strapless, they moot often zip up the front. One welcome new fashion fea­ ture is the ride dip In brusMcrc&—a V-effcct under the In a gradual shift of empha- 1 arms that accommodates deep sis from the "little nothings" so armholea —and another Is the prevalent in foundation col­ narrow back band that permits lecttons during the past couple a dress to dip low. In bock with­ of seasons, the newest bras­ out revealing the bra underneath. sieres, girdles and corselets gen­ For plunging and otherwise erally are more positive in their open necklines, there are some control . really lovely new portrait bras­ But lhe control Is achieved siere with cups angled from lightly, with lace and tricot a deep center cut into wideand the sheerest of elaSUca ini curving straps. a range of pretty pastels. Pantle girldes continue to The new bandeaux have range from brief to long leg­ rounded cups, often under-1 ged. with lhe prettiest of the wired for uplift Bomptlmea the new styles bonded In lace so underwiring even curves up­ one doeant mind the founda­ wards, to bare the midriff for tion's t?elng revealed by a hik­ cut-away fashions. ing hemline. Dressmaker hemFor tho midriff that requires Unea at teg arid waistline make smoothing, not baring, there for smoother fit, and in siting are many new three-quarter and there la a new dimension—thigh long Uns styles. The long lines proportion. stretch below the waistline, to In at least one collection, teg Foundation Take Fashion Control Bridge surfaces frequently be­ come Icy tn the Spring and Fall although road pavernent at both ends of the bridge te free from Ice. This condition exists because the earth under the pavement keeps tho pavement at a more even temperature, white the bridge span, with only air around It, cools, draws moisture from tho air, and fronts over. The motorist, used to driving on a dry pavement, suddenly coming onto an icy bridge sur­ face, sometimes .s-rorvas and loses control before speed can be reduced enough to handle the situation safely. Icy conditions at the 1-75 bridge location under study caused 27 accidents in 1964 and 22 accidents in 1965 Most of three accidents occurred in the Spring and Fall. sections arc proportioned to A. B, C thlgho; tn other collec­ tions, the thigh's stretch Is ac­ commodated by triangular In­ serts. High-rising girdles and panUe girdles frequently are of pat­ terned elastics. and are in lush tones that make them appear far leas controlling than they really are. The term “crow's nest" was derived from the cage which housed ravens at the top of the mast of None ships. When the Norsemen lost sight of land, a raven was released and followed. For Banner Classified Ads Call Wl 5-Mfll. Personal Mention The Fay Hummels returned last week after spending a most delightful Winter cruising through lhe South Seas on the Matson Cruise. They visited such interesting places os Hawaii, Tahiti! and New Zealand and uncounted wxjm of the way since were around, equator. tW lulu.) and land, aside from all the other is­ lands through which they travel­ ed after leaving here on Dae. 23. Adelbert Cortright'a sister. Borah Folkmter of Detroit and Row Klaywltter of Marshall, ar­ rived Bunday to spend a few days at the Cortrlght home to help Mr. Cortrlght celebrate his birthday on Wednesday. Also guests for dinner on Sunday were the Bob Roush family of Flint. The Cortrighte are leaving Saturday to spend two weeks In Florida. They will visit relatives in Ohio and Virginia en route and also in Miami. Mr. and Mra. “Bud" Hauachlld and Mr. and Mra. Robert Wil­ son were dinner gucota Sunday of Mr. and Mr* Munjoy at Cam­ peau Lake to celebrate Robert’s birthday. Bridal Gowns for Spring Inspired by Empire-Waist enneui WAYS FIRST QUALITY > We make fashion Fashion hits the reel hr Cowboy Beets With ths first whiff of Spring, families come trooping Into Penney's In threes and fours, fives and sixes, even tens and twelves. And they leave In a gale, brighteyed with all their pretty Easter fashions. Families are our specialty. Tiny tod­ dlers, swlngy teens, bumptious boys, young modems. From Mary Janes to the battiest hat for mother, we zip the hot style news from the designer's board to you way ahead of time. No one's left out And, father won't groan even oncel He knows the tidy savings at Penney's will put more nest eggs In the family basket That's why every year more families turn to Penney's for a welMumeOout Easter. Won't you join them? . (It’s Easter at Penney's In Hastings) Bring all ths family and make fashion shopping fun for everyone! The Empire Une, popular In will complement both the rtylthe early IPlh Century when THE HA8TTNG8 BANNER—S Name Mrs. Smith To Head Lake-0 .Z1M Women's Club Prance, U fashion for the Spring bride. Une aMoclAtcd with square and Chib held their annual meecnr' Josepiilne favored the style of the high-slashed waistline with round contours should wrar at Fellowship Hall, and Mra. which flattered her ranall flgpresident for IBM. diamond pin and wore it cen- Slim elongated earrings look named vice president: Marie Louise, second wife of ihn- provuie extra width to • ' . Mra Napoleon I. followed In Jose­ tapering Jaw. i tirman_ treasurer. phine's fashion. At that tune Plerced lobes will be enhanced Henry Wouters. Mrs. David by tiny diamond studs. This Smith and Mra. Pau! Reed were Jfc-Syvv can be the all-important gift of elected directors. Mra. J. P. Huntley of Hitetap ■ Louise pinned the Jcyei. usually A pin la always a good choice. reviewed the autobiography Ofe; ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. B. P. of diamonds, on her Empire Wealthy Honslnger Fisher “Wr* Mitchell of Detroit wish to an­ Waistband. Light a Candle." An Important part of bridal dramatically placed on the neck­ nounce the engagement of their line. on an unoroamoued head­ daughter. Sue, to John M. Iron- fashion Is the bride's wedding veil, or. like Joeephlne. center e w e 1 r y. Traditionally? t h e front on the bodice. The small Ironslde. 415 8. Broadway. Sue American bride wears two diaomnd pin will accent the Is n 1965 graduate from Western classic pieces of jewelry: her elevated waistline. Michigan University, now teach­ diamond engagament ring, and Simplicity in the bride's Jew­ ing in Detroit and her Hance is elry Is the keynote. Jewelry is a senior at WMU. A June wed­ Par Ulan Hprlng Time Is a touch of beauty meant to theme for the fapke Odessa Jav-' ding is being planned. emphasize her best features and ere Auxiliary nat show ta.M piece can be a necklace. Oval, play down othcra. held Monday evening. March 21, round and square necklines arc perfect frames for a alngleHove you checked ttw serial ’ School cafeteria. Mra. Paul/ Read The children af Mr. and Mra. vm.ua nice to popular diamond pendants, often number tag on the doorframe of I *** furnish the 'background mu-, Gerald uaraner Gardner would like your car lately? The Institute --«*« fo ««»ow invite alt v.icxiua, friends, iicignMJia neighbors IUIC1 and «a gift from MKthe ptuvaiu-,. parents. — *vui vux .. ik iuxnvuit -------r---- - and --­ sr trift . — «... . relatives to attend an open house Keep in mind that the line, fur Safer Living advises you .to v<— De" 1500 , o-o— Mre. Bdward Dennis Hauers, given tn honor of their parents, I of the neck should be high- notify police If it has disappear- Reiser Rei“r and and Mra. Mrs. Dennis on Sunday, March 20. from 2 to lighted with JeweUy that is in ^ 11 may have been taken to will furnish the entertainment. o~p.m. to celebrate their 25th keeping with its outline. >* transferred to a stolen auto- 1 wedding anniversary. | u face or ears are lovely.!mobile. Subsrribr to The Banner/ Parisian Spring Time is Loke-0 Hat Show Theme Silver Anniversary y / �HASTINGS t IS IT SO PLEASANT AND PRACTICAL TO SHOP FOR __ __ IN.' It pays to shop for everything in Hastings ... especially for such important events as Easter and the many things you will need for yourself and your family in getting ready for the changing of the Seasons! You can trust every bargain you see in local stores. The quality will be the finest and the prices are always right! One-slop convenience is yours when you visit stores that are only a few steps apart. Think of the time you’ll save and the comfort that will be yours when you greet the Spring Opening in Hastings. ’ . 1 ' ’ ... . FASHIONS AND FURNISHINGS • HOUSEWARES AND HOME IMPROVE­ MENT NEEDS • AUTOMOBILES AND SPORTING GOODS. IT'S ALL HERE! A Message from the Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER of COMMERCE The Bonnet & Gown Shop East Side Lumber Co. Schader’s Office Supply Building Supplies Bed • Seed a Fertilizer Halting* Hotel Phone Wl 5-4031—Free Pickup & Delivery For Your Dining Pleasure Funeral Home J ' < Walgreen Agency ■ Wayne's Shoe Store Leonard-Osgood Felpausch Food Center Lapo Pharmacy Alma M. Finglcton Hastings Cleaner* Farm Bureau Services i Footwear for the Family Hatting* Paint & Wallpaper Coleman Agency 107 E. State St. Insurance—Bond* of All Type* The Copper Lantern The Hasting* Bowl St. Martin Floral The Fine Way of Eating 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes Flower* by Chip & Irene Tho Fuller Agency, Inc. ■ The Superette One Stop Insurance Service Open 9 A-M. to 11 P.M. Daily Hosting* Cut Rate Shoe Store Bulling'* For the Entire Family Appliance*—TV & Hi Fi Renner Ford, Int. Central Radio & TV The Strand Theatre The Showplace of Barry County F. L Carpenter Hardware Burkey Sale* & Service Complete Saddlery Department Complete Radiator & Auto Clan Service Mary'* Beauty Shop Sale* & Service Hair Shaping, Styling & Permanent Waving Larke Buick-Chevrolet Credit Bureau of Barry County Sale* & Service On Your Staff But Not On.Your Payroll Open 9 AM. to 11 PAI. Bender Gravel Co. Parmelee's Wa*hod Sand and Gravel Ladies' & Children'* Wear Jacobs* Prescription Pharmacy Barry Cleaners Eckardt Auto Sales Your Rexall Store Parking at the Door Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers •u> McnurUa’, Mm1, W«r Home of Pendleton Woolen* Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service Mahler Motor Sales Hasting* City Bank Lincoln & Mercury 150 W. Court St. Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography City Food & Beverage ’ Haan Standard Service N. Broadway at Stetp Deles Boke Shop Frcih and Delicious Baked Food* Kaecheles Inc. Heating a Cooling a Plumbing Montgomery Ward & Co. Consumers Power Co. WBCH White’* Photography Studio — .Candid — Commercial Serves Hastings Bea’* Muiic Box The J. C. Penney Co. Organ & Piano Studio Department Store 102 E. State Ben Franklin Store Miller's Dairy Store 102 W. State at Jefferson For Insurance Electric Motor Service Goodyear Brothers John Deere Farm Implement* Gilmore Jewelry Heating* Area Properties The Sherwood-Steck Agency 118 S. Jefferson 1220 on your Radio Dial Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Al Steury, Prop. W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Product* , National Bank of Hastings State at Jefferson Cleveland*’ Men s & Boys' Clothing & Footwear Barry's Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth --Valiant Frondsen Insurance Ei/w-Frandsen -C.L.U. ......... -4r—. Ironside Monument Works Stowell Building Service Artistic Design In Marble and Granite Gardner's Pharmacy Dependable PresC^ption*. Hastings Grain & Bean Co. ' Ma*»er’M« Feed* . . Barry County Ready Mix ■ Corporation Hostings Motor Salos Dodge Seles & Service �Crisp and Airy Looks are Seen In New Fabrics men's ww type fabrics and floaty sheers are leading the way to a beautiful Spring. Breezy, open weaves are as WHffS IN? Durfee Calms and Mrs. John Hook at­ tended the Farm Bureau Wo­ mens Committee meeting In Has­ tings Tueaday. March 8 * Mr. and Mrs Bert VerMeulcn and chUdrtm of Bronson and Mra. Rotx. DeCamp and children of Sunday dinner guerta of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davl* and Bernard to celebrate Roger's birthday. Mr*. Donald Cheney retimed to wort Monday. Debra Hunt wa* a Friday overnight guest of Mr. WHITE'S Photography PHOTOGLVHY Hastings Couple Celebrate Their 67th Wedding Anniversary and Mrs. Clare Dipp and family of Freeport were Sunday guest* knils and bouclrn. ropy wools, of Mr and Mra. Robert Miller fine grained worsteds, finely and family. Mr. and Mra. Howard striped and nubby lenos, cro- Cheney and family of Charlotte were Sunday afternoon gue*s But that is just what hap­ pened to a Hartinn eoaple. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Hurless, who reside at 602 E. Orand Street, passed that milestone Sunday. March 13. This date was not only the couple's wedding anniversary, but it was also Mra. Hurless' birth- CHOOSE FROM 12 COLORS CoWiE UP-BEAT MOCS Connie takes the softest glove leather uppers, lines them in foemy knitback for a light, aupple little aport. Choose the sling or closed beck moc, both with genuine handlaced vampa. In Spring’a light neutrala and brfahts. Straight from the pagaa of SEVENTEEN... CONNIE $8.99 Oscar Hurless was bom in Van Wert County, Ohio, May 8. 1878. one of three boys and is the only one living. Sadie Myers was bom in lhe same county on March 13, 1881. She was one of a family of six children. As there were two other she was born and the mother was not able to give them all the care they required. Sadie went to live with her grand­ mother Myers when she was but nine months old. The two be­ came so attached to each other that Sadie continued to make her home with her grandmother until the time of her marriage. An older sister died last month We W.kMn. SHOE STORE Halting* City Bank Charge Card* to liven up your Easter costumes dean. He *t a k e a pride in his I separable check or stripe. Piqure beautiful flowers. , are In nquan-, diamond and scalThe Hurlesses were the par- | loped patterns; while plaids have cpts of four children: a daugh-' traditional, windowpane, tartan, ter. Bessie Pearl, died in 1904 at check and abstract looks. the age of 4: Othol. who died Fabrics for Bpring have tex- From impressive necklscn They have eight grandchildren । flat textured upertry and silk and 22 great grandchildren. nre the preferences. Mr. Hurless was converted at In a Frontier Mood to fanciful pins, from beau­ of Spring fabrics come elegant puckered looks, Including Utile are members of the Hastings Pll-1 ovals on crept- or worsted pique, grim Holiness Church and are jacquard, embroidered and de­ very seldom absent from the1 que strips af diamonds, fine services of their church. Both { rectangles of smooth and pelhsve a ready testimony and their tlpolnt matdame, and stripe and consistent lives and their witness Flat-surfaced or .-.lightly tex­ real source of inspiration to tured waives of <otton, wool, many younger people. or silk show mite-sized to large checks, tweeds, latticework*. h«-rDuring World War IT the largest number of men training I In a frontier mood for Spring at Parria Uland Marine Corps Recruit Depot at one time wa* are wispy sheen that have borely-prcaent check*, darkened . printa. whirling flowers and geometric und abstract plaids flooting on them. Even soberly classic pold/i and stripes have I been placed on opaque sheers to give them a watercolor effect. tarrings, here'i fashion flurry of farbica including voiles, organdies, crepes, batistes, silk cbUfons. lawn and gauzy blends ,oT cottorf and polyester. tiful bracelets to exciting jswalry galore glamor ays. $1.00 to $10.00 Hodges JEWELRY New costume? New coat? New suit? Whatever fashion you want, to brighten your wordrobe for Spring and Easter, you'll find it here. Styles and prices to please on all new Spring fashions in both our Ready to Wear and . Accessories departments. Easter and All of Spring COATS $1998 to $29’8 Attractive New Style DRESSES . -1798 to 519’8 Exciting HATS in all shapes for Spring . _»1” and up FASHION JEWELRY for Easter&Spring . .from *1°° GLOVES the perfect touch from »1<» Smart HANDBAGS for every occasion __*2” to *7” BLOUSES for every Spring outfit Little Girl COATS, too $298 and up priced from *5” to*10” CHAMPAGNE STRAWS Light ond oiry new neutral ’that's making '66 a vintage-year. .In two French inspired styles. A—graceful mid-heel with a locey cross-strop, trimmed with Black patent and topped with a bow. B—tone on tone style dips low to an A-line throat on a curvy high heel. In Champagne and other light pastels. Ae Man in MADEMOISELLE $11.99 Loot for famous 'Trade-Noma' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! JHaitings City Bank Charge Card SHOE STORE �New Suit Styles Show Our Old Favorites Barry's Extension Leaders to Study Best Storage Plans breasted suit. U hitting the com­ back trail to fashion thia Spring. Largely ignored by the masses cluttered" took.' Onton tn Traditional figure-fb following ment and auppUaa, bedding and bed linen*, and bathroom 1 tncna ' well-planned tu>nmc apace? suite Blue, teal, green, burgandy. blaaera are coming back In up* County to find favor with feitowa looking far a change without reaiortlng intexwtod and. other and seersuckers are light colored. I doth that nntj many admirers is The new double-breasted suite h». ESripes and neat self-pattern-1 ura to dark ground have been allnuned-down in ed effects balanced by compound | »nn fine "shots" of keeping with current styling.;1 shade. tant thia ■—0 * i The flrat lighthouse quently center vents) to provide Thursday. The meetinc will be held at 1 nm at the ---- '■ Martha Kuhn, area is due to the medldecorated a lighter 1 establish- pocket*. Shaped rult* or the -Contour- two-button models have a lower 171B. meeting* during the next few Pamiliea today have many Baric rules tn planning are: 1. articles In places not reached shelve*: 3 Store eddom-u*ed Plenty of well-planned Marage dds to the comfort and efflcincy of the hobae by saving time Security Charge Cord National Bank of Hastings Wayne s ' SHOE STORE 134 W. State house in order. Homemakers through their extension study, will leant waya to apply storage principles to their homes, to make more oomfortable, conve­ nient and attractive homes for family living. Use Your Hostings. City Bonk Charge Card They’re Matching Crochet took In Spring atockInaa finds its complement In You'll lead the Parade in your new CURLEE suit You’re a natural to-lead the Easter Parade in a style-setting CURLEE Suit. Foremost fashion designers have created fine quality, eye-catching Suite from the season’s most beautiful fabrics, colors and patterns. This is the CURLEE tradition! am CURLEE CLOTHING CO. • 8T. LOUIS, MO. «»69“ x 79“ We've a Store Full of Accessories Metcalf s Spring Neckwear $1.50 “P Van Heusen and Shapely $ y| DRESS SHIRTS & SPORT SHIRTS ...from •> Lightweight Felt HATS by Portis & Stetson________________ 0 Jewelry & Leather Goods by Hickok priced from $1.50 Rainwear by Guidemaster priced from $19.95 Sport Jackets by Sir Jack & Gordon Ferguson priced ■ . < from $5.50 |Mfl| Ladies b Gentlemen Will Find a Fine Selection of Pendleton Garments for Spring y Mcpkanlin MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR "Dress Well... You Can't Afford Not To-" 138 E. State St. We Rent Formal Wear �Spirited spirited Hats nais Lead Fashions ■round auotu. l*ortunately. no such Ion thunder, and rightfully so. But for a really sassy. f«Spring's millinery showing is male, newer - than-oew look, quite a show I , there's the side-tilted, chinJlat Shapcu remain simple 1 tk-d- Australian bush her. tn Spring's favorite lights, bright* Wte*» popuiamy hu brought u.u 0 c—------- --------------------off-the-face flattery. The turban Hate with a purpose can be rilhouelte remains a favorite. | both practical and feminine thia but with a difference: fabrics Spring. Berets, largdximmed such as black and white straw- 1 hate and simple haadbauA offer *■ W W«M MV ear- --------- . Joying a revival a* tho Mt him-. sunlight. pedally with Fill your wardrobe needi here and now for coming spring and all the Moderate ehsplng, lightweight fabrics distinguish spring suits • nH .nnW TM. >— _ ___ 1. ___ J_T______ . activities that go with the season. Gat on the move and find styles made for you to wear everywhere. Dress Shirts are Featuring Cool Fabrics, Press HART SCHAFFNER and Palm Beach a MARX Sport shirt* sail Into tho warm Surprise her with an weight for'Spring and Bummer this- year. Lightweight oxfords. SUITS & SPORT COATS vide warm weather comfort In fine style. patterns as well m new models, a swarm of new knit shirt* and color runs wild in big flood prints. Another Idea that la going great guns In sport shirts is lhe cotnpoUUon stripe borrowed from the sport cars. Used on sport shirts either horizontally or ver­ tically, the competition stripes show up In woven as well as knit shirts. Tho big fkral prints have while grounds, others on col­ ors. There arc also a beat of Classic checks including box checks, tatters*!* and miniature gun club checks. Permanent press shirts, sci­ entifically treated cottons and blends of man-made fibers with Big. flapped pockets, sensible cotton, that can bo washed collars, laced throats and pullwithout Ironing and that retain A freshly prereed look througblandlubber class. Styled for distinction and comfort . . . fabrics and colors that will set you apart for the new season. You’ll wear these with pride everywhere. Palm Beach Suits $45.00 to 75.00 Sport Coats $35.00 Io $45.00 excitingly new, fragrant | scent, for an Easier loj take pride in keeping our store supplied^, with the very newest in cosmetics . . . vl Coty - Max Factor - Revlon - Tuny f Pretty Gloves Complete New Spring Outfits H.S.&M. Suits $85.00 to $110.00 Color is another headline fea­ ture In tills season's dress shirts. Warmer tones of yellow, peach and rwiwd pinks now back-up the always popular blues which now in deeper tones as well as tho pale shades. j An excellent assortment of t dlar styles rounds out the Sport Coals $59.00 to $75.00 Dana - Lanvin - Chanel - FabergA ( Yardley - Shulton - Clairol . . . and many others finishing touch of rieganoo for Spring. The season’s collection of leather gloves makes uao of supple yet long-wearing kid. suede, pigskin, capcskln and doe­ skin. B1 m p I e un trimmed leather gloved in four-button to right­ ’ trying degrees of floret* mod­ button lengths team beautifully with springtime ensembles. If ' spread " collarg. a touchoftrim is desired, there are styles featuring cuff treat­ ments, stitching or applique, and tculJoplng. 110 W. State St. LIGHTWEIGHT TOP COATS COATS «fr-| Plus S&H Green Stamps 4 G'AWNER rwiy. campus WiX? rein ember I » KIT C S Quality and ^Jiietidlij Service $1995 to *35M Wl 9-2194 SPRING JACKETS by Campus from $7.95 to $10.95 Take advantage of Hart-Schafner & Marx Baracudas at $10.95 Summer Slacks by Van Heusen Good looking permo pressed fabrics and colon that will stay fresh looking ail summer. $6.00 - $7.00 and $8.00 TAILORING And In-Stock Service Choose from our huge selection of swatch samples from the entire H.S.&M. line. It costs no more to buy this way and assures perfect fit and satis­ faction. Van Heusen & Arrow SHIRTS A wide choke of colon and new fabrics including permanently pressed shirt! for sports and dress. $4.00 and $5.00 Swank Supplies MEN S JEWELRY UFor Spring plus East and Block Watch After Shave and Cologne Men's SHOES by EDGERTON from $14.95 and NUNN BUSH up to $27.95 NECKWEAR by Wembley & Von Heusen Colorful, you bet! . . and ties that will tie and tie offer months of use. Your favorites are all here and many new creations. $1.50 to $2.50 Preview CltriTIS? takes place ^is weekend0 in Hastings STORES Keep Tuned for Timely MUSIC ADVERTISING MESSAGES ALONG WITH THI MUSIC YOU LIKE AND THE NEWS - SPORTS AND WEATHER YOU CAN DEPEND UPON! 1220 on your Dial Champ HATS $8.95 to $12.95 Velour SHIRTS af $6.99 CLEVELAND'S HASTINGS - BARRY COUNTY RADIO ! �prints also tn lhe running. ■ A n-freahln* note to seen In crisp sports fabrics dipped in ' pale delicate shade*. -•------------- ’ MU BAmrai RAHNER Marek n. IBM Pants Pair With Suits Traveling Well Big liandbag* travel well Borne Brping-Bunimar Ideas arc The granny print variety of the shoulder-*Xap duffle, and fabric* to as plentiful a* flow­ hatbox bar. both IruerpreCed In ers tn Ju nr with bunches at crocheted straw. baby btomotns the moot popu­ lar. calicos, gingham* stripe* Subnribe to The Banner! dots and Uny daisy and posy Prints Are Blooming WOfcOffiiHC STRETCH GLOVES fOO • Sutton Triut Shorty Simple detail understates' its Importance! Black, beige, white. Washable. Versatile topper comes in colors, styles you want! SHELL 299 Variety at styles, colors, fabrics to go with everything. BLOUSE lf» Koratron* perma­ nent press. Asst, colors, styles. SKIRT 399 New Spring HANDBAGS 299 WOMEN'S CASUALS 199 • loot of Leather • Very VeraatMe Shoe ! The latest word In design* and colors. So-o-o easy on your weary feet! Black or beige to go with everything. 5-10. BEN^FRAN KLI IM 102 W. State Street at Jefferson More Than IM • Enjoy Legion Birthday Party The 4Tth American Legion Birthday dinner dance on Satur­ day. March 12, wiU be an occa­ sion long remembered by the more than 100 who attended. A dellclou* roast beef and pork dinner was cooked and served by the members of Uie VFW Aux­ iliary. Teenage sons and daughters of the Legion members were the waiters and waitresses and San­ dra and Susan Gaskill. Cathy Dalhaussr, Russ. Mike. Bob and Peggy Alnalle, Bally Lydy and dandy Hamilton were very effi­ cient In their role*. The dinner Is the annual tri­ bute 6f the Auxiliary to Ito post and aa usual a beautiful birth­ day cake wa* served J. D. Wil­ liam* provided a beautiful cake with lighted candles which Comdr. Richard Dalhauscr ex­ tinguished with one long blow. The program started with a community sing led by Ruth Wright with Mary Peterson at the piano. Auxiliary President Marguerite Beckwith then Intro­ duced her Unit Officers and the Past District Presidents, Lydia Rogers, Ada Bogart and Evelyne Curtis. She then Introduced Cocadr Daihauser who in turn intro­ duced his officers and the Fourth D1 s Cr 1 c t Commander Trapp. He Introduced his offi­ cers: 1st Vice Commander Stub Cosaalret and wife; 2nd Vice Herb Oates and wife; Adjutant Walt Jane and wife; Finance Officer Hank Reed; Sgt at Arms J.fi. Williams; Past Commander Hugh Asbury and wife; Chaplain Dick Crissman and wife; and Historian 'Olenn Alnalle and wife Mr*. Beckwith then intro­ duced the Fourth District Preai­ dent who named her Secretary Reva Asbury; Chaplain Dorothy Cossalret, and Parliamentarian Ada Bogart who were present. Past Department Commander Ray Conlon was the speaker and forcefully spoke on the American Legion, what it stands for. what ft has done, what it to doing and what It will continue to do. He stressed the fact that they were organized for "God and Coun­ try" and that membership could not be bought for cash, but must be earned by service to the country. He said those who were not eligible for membership could never do too much for those who gave up health and sometimes mental well being to protect them from perhaps en­ slavement. When the applause ended Commander Daihauser called his officers to the speak­ ers' table and handing each one a long match announced they were burning the mortgage. Mrx Bcckalth then presented Mr. Daihauser with a cash gift froni the Auxiliary. Roll call of past Commanders and presidents found present Roy Hubbard 1832. Lydia Roger* 37-'47-'48, D Sharp.'40. Harry Larsen ‘41-'42-'43. Alma Larsen '43. Wm. Dunlap '48, Ada Bogart which may be purchased which turai and dyed coion. ble by their handsome golden twice before risking getting jior. caught in the act He took* for Dto-hard traditionalist vW, I lhe moet accessible car DrM. in our FIVE GENERATIONS—Member* ot lhe Ulrieh family ar* preed of this live-generation picture. In the picture la Mrs. Maa Ulrich, who now Uvea at Raeds Motel. Nbe was born tn the Shalt* Com­ munity Ln 1(7*. Michael E. Ulrich of Hope Township was born tn Petoskey tn ItM and on his toft to Paul E. Ulrich. ««2 E. MUI. who was born in Petoskey In IKS. He is holding Lisas Ann McClelland, born here on Jan. IS. IMS. and Mrs. Caroi.ne M. McClelland. Rl Lake Odessa, born in Barry County In IMS, is holding Ranald Paul McClelland, born here Dec. 14, IMS. 50. Evelyne Curtis "M-Bl. Irene TutchaJI IT. Lyle Newton '58, Marguerite Beckwith 'W-'M. Olenn Alnalle TO-TO. Dorothy Dunlap '48, Winston Merrick 'SI. Richard Gaskill W. Vernon Har­ bin 58. Dorothy Gronewold SB, Ronald Martin *01 and Dorothy Kurr '63. Mrs Beckwith then Introduced Clark Valentine, Assistant Direc­ tor of Volunteer Service* al the Veterans Administration Hospi­ tal. Fort Custer. He spoke on the need for volunteers In the reha­ bilitation of the patients. Many have been there for yean and the alm of the V-A.V.A. is to pre­ pare them for life out in a world of which they know little or nothing. New medicines have made this possible in recent yean hut they need help to ad­ just. He stressed that more men volunteers were needed. Mr. Val­ entine then said he had a pleas­ ant duty to perform, that two women from lhe local Unit had put In over fifty hours In volun­ teer work and presented Dorothy Gronewold and Esther Fell with a Volunteer'* hospital pin. It wa* after this that a secret, well kept by Auxiliary members, wa* told to all. Mrs. Beckwith said that the Unit had one mem­ ber who had worked thirty yean, and though she had never been president, had filled other of­ fices. been Historian. Member­ ship chairman and someone re­ marked. "She even clean* the cupboard*." She then presented Mrs. Feu with a Life Member­ ship pin. Mrs Felt thanked them for the surprise. Chaplain Ada Bogart closed the program with a benediction, the tables were moved and the dance was In full swing. , Subscribe la The Banner! I Felts Borrow Casual Look for Shape, Details Men's hat a for Bpring-Sum­ mer 18M are crammed with oomfort and loaded with »lyle. The new lightweight Spring feito place strong emphasis on medium tones to completnenl the prevailing colors in suite and topcoats. Grays, ollve-tarw. biurd grays, olive blends and subtle mix tun* —many with unique band styling —are among the season's best. Many new feito for business­ wear borrow liberally from casual models In both shape and de­ tailing. Another feature of some feather-weight feito is lhe ability to be roll-up and stowed in either pocket or suitcase In the off-duty hats there 1* a cloth hat explosion. Solid colors, stripe* plaid* check* paisley prints and floral prints are ready to top off some af the beat looking sports and leisurewear outfits of the year. In addition to the wide array ot colors and pattan*. there are teiceoopc Uiapes, bucket model* pinch-fronts centercrease* round-top "Campo­ bello*" and reversible “tulip" shape* As the season progresses and the weather gets warmer, broad - brimmed straw planters' hate will appear on the seen* Tile big gvnrroualy proportion­ ed brims can be rolled to the ’■wearer's taste and In addition to offering shade, they are flat­ tering to all face* Among the new planters there Cosmetics and Toiletries Departments Max Factor Iridescent Shodow May SHOO Brush Eye Shadow__________ _________ Luscious, Luminous, Softly Iridescent. Chambly Milk Both with Cold Creom Softens, Smooth* and Moisturises Dry Skin-------------------------------- 69 I A fragrant, refreshing beauty bath, enriched with whole milk, cold cream and selected natural oili. Walgreens FomilyType Spray Deodorant Save 30c on All Day Protection , Special Introductory Price LAPO DRUGS AGENCY HASTlNOS^JflKHlOAW � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-03-24.pdf e6e4e5f77d59ced5272b9d7ae6d8051c PDF Text Text 1 It GREAT TROJANS UACH SEMI - FINALS Creek Lakeview WafoMeday nlgkl Leslie 77-55. Middleville started The Hastings Banner 110th Y 22 Fagae— 3 Sections Hostings, Michigan, ThuraXsy, March 24. 1966 NUMBER 49 "EDITORIALS Medicare Expert Warns Oldsters । ■ ......... ... ■■ iv c■ Detroit’s Mayor Cavanagh ex­ Of Deadline hibits more than a modicum of to Intimidate a fighting Irishman! Charles E. Doyle, field repre­ courage In challenging G. Mennen sentative for the Social Security Williams for the Democratic noml-' Administration in this area, is I nation for US. Senator from urging all persons to register for | the Medicare program before the Michigan — That and generous deadline Thursday. March 31. >dashes of ebullient youthful opti­ Doni leave this Important mism as well. The gate had been registration until the last day. , Whether or not Cavanagh can win is anoUier question. At this stage way of endorsements from all the State's Democratic top brass, in­ Doyle also announced that he cluding ths redoubtable Gus would be at the Hastings Water SchoUe. head man of the PoliticalI Works Thursday, March 31. from Action Committee of the UAWqulrlng Information on Medicare. CIO, which rides herd on about: Tht Thursday. March 31. dead- the biggest bloc of votes In the! Republicans had no belter luck It, you may obtain a blank at KATHLEEN CHAMPION Deitoa's Salulatorian Delton High Names Honor Students for ’66 HELEN LOUISE TATRO 2 Maple Volley Senior* to Receive Stat* FFA Honor Two seniors, David Decker, 17, Decker, and Harold Hubka. 18. son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Helen Louise Tatro has been Hubka, have been selected from named valedictorian and Kath­ the Maple Valley FFA to releen Champion has been named satutatorian of the 1688 gredu- the 38th State convention MBU this Thursday evening. High School. . Helen, the daughter‘ofMr»nd . Mrs. William Tatro, Jr., of Gun Lak*, has been edltor_°t th«. school yearbook. co-edlfoTW me school paper, a teen reporter and a mfohtar of the student council. She has also been a member of ■ the Latin Club and the Girls A thistle Aasoclatlon. fMlss Tatro has been accepted Veteran* planning to go to »t Kalamazoo College for the school i under the new OI Bill do Fall semester where she plans to not i have to rush to meet a dead­ major in Journalism. 1line, the VA pointed out after Kathleen, ths daughter of Mr. 1President Johnson signed the and Mrs. Lyle 8. Champion. R3 Veterans ’ Readjustment Benefits Plainwell. Is the president of the Act , of IMS. Delton Kellogg Senior Band, Although meet benefit* un­ president of the Girls Athletic der Um new bin hre effective Association, business manager of immedlstely. the education asthe yearbook and secretary of the student council. She has also participated In M. Fltsgvrald. Manager of ths the District Solo and Ensemble VA R«gloaal Office in DetrolL Band Festivals during the past Late in April, th* VA expects four years. Miss Champtan plans «to have application blanks and to attend Michigan State Uni- jfull information available at all verslty next Fall where she plans iVA offices and at the admission to major in general clothing end offices ( in most approved schools. textiles with a minor in art Veterans will have ample time to select courses and make appli­ cla Haas, Roland Rickert, 'Kath­ cation witbout losing either class time or paymanta from VA. Mr. leen Tewell, Alan Bourdo, Lane Fitzgerald said. Floris. Karla Spencer and Cyn­ thia Babcock. Vets Need Not Rush for Benefits Under New Bill PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEC­ TION—A Special Election, to attend the meeting Thursday, vote on raising one and one-half April T, at 7:30 pm. There la mills <L6 mills) for a period of of providing funds for road im­ BARRY TOWNSHIP-The An­ provement In Prairieville Town­ nual meeting for Barry Twp. ship. will be held April 5, 1888, at Electors will be held on Ssturthe Prairieville Township Hall. The polls will be open from 7:00 make application for absentee ballots, except for emergency applications, will be 2:00 pjn. Saturday. April 2. 1088. Lloyd Nottingham. Prairieville Twp. Clerk 3/31 sne ting such business as may come before the meeting; also a hearing on ths annual twp. bud­ get. Barry Township Board France* L. Butler. Clerk 3/31 I backward glances Banner files The CWwervaUon Commission gram m the afternoon. has approved the purchase of ii41 acree of land In Irving Town­ Maple sugar production ship befonging to Mr*. Ellen McDonald, which will be added to the Middleville State Gome be bucking preUy substantial odds. But nt least the resulting race will pep up an ordinarily lack luster primary. In spite of the State Central Com­ mittee endorsement of Rep. Robert P. Griffin of Traverse City for the GO?, nomination of US. Senator jfrom Michigan, several other pro­ Doyle will be here this Friday, ing us could be given to other too. from 10:30 am. to 2 pm. to Democratic senatorial hopefuls to 'went right ahead aa though nothassist people. stay out of Die primary and leave Doyle said there may still be (Please turn to Page 4. thia Sec.) people who hesitate to hie for Medicare. Hastings YMCA Pays Tribute to Aben E. Johnson January 1. 1888, who falls Jo en­ roll by March 31 wlbnot havg an opportunity to do Iso any ear* 11 sr.than October. 1887. and their coverage will not begin until July. 1888. •'Our concern Is obvious that If their private insurance policy is altered and they don't have Medicare, they may be out on a pretty wegk limb," Doyle added. Romney Coll* Conference on Local Government Governor Romhey is inviting area residents to attend a Con­ ference on Local Government to Directors of the Young Men's be held from 7 to 8 pm. Mon- EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN—Barry County eleeton In Jane ot IM3 overwhelmingly approved Board Creates Equalization Dept, for Barry Supervitor Ruehler Reaigna to Accept P6st of Director their last meeting adopted thes Western Michigan. University at following resolution: • -----'nJ Berry County Board 'Whereas, the late Aben E.. Kalamazoo. Subjects to be discussed In­ movers in establishing the clude crime and delinquency, Equalization Department and V.M.CA. In Hastings: and for traffic safety, pollution and mat- named Milton Buehler of R1 Free­ over one-half century he gave tera specifically related to the port to be Its first director. generously of his personal time strengthening of local govern­ and talents: he encouraged other ment men to serve in this field; he aided and encouraged hundreds of young people to right living; and he served m an outstandtrlg* ■ example of Christian manhood. Buehler Is to receive an annual "We regret Ills passing and 1 Join his legion of friends in mourning and paying tribute to pected that he will have an ashim. "By this readttitlon. we. the Supervisors heard Harlow Brad­ There Is a most helpful ■nd Directors of the Hastings YMCA., convey to Mrs. John- . Funeral services for Richard street. rquallza'lon director In Kaiuseful volunteer* Citizens son and the family our moat sin­ P. Slocum. 57. 4906 E. State Road. ama-oo County, discuss problem: sodatlon for Kalamazoo £ R3 Hastings, who died suddenly encountered in setting up an cere sympathy. Hospital In this area. H. F. Ritchie, President [about 5:45 a.m. Bunday. March equalization prcfcnun which is Mrs. Ledfe Cook, appointed Alfred D. Lowe, Secretary mandatory for all. Michigan ccunby Dr. Roy A. Morter. association president and retired medical Eventually, the department la superintendent of the hospital. eral Home with the Rev. Willard Is th* local chairman and Judge H. Curtis officiating with burial Philip Mitchell 1* also a com­ in Riverside Cemetery. mittee member. A two-week membership drive started here March 23rd and It A retired farmer. Mr. Slocum is hoped that many Interested ras a real estate man and Buelilcr was named supervisor In people will volunteer to pay the 1960. succeeding the late Walter required 81.00 annual member­ . Louis B. Thompson announced . Hammond. Buelilcr had served 11 ship fee to assist in furthering Saturday, following a FridayHe was Barry County's zoning years as Irving Township clerk. th* work of Citizens Association night meeting, that directors ot The association, whose mem­ the Gun Lak« Protective Associ­ Hfgh School. Buehler and his bership extends through the 13 ation has voted to support an Southwestern Michigan counties appeal to the Michigan Supreme County on April 15. 1808 the son brother. Keith, have been working served by the hospital, recently Court of the recent decision of if Frank and Callie (Benham) a 440-scre form. The Buehler farm completed a campaign that the Court of Appeals upholding Ilocum. He attended the Greg­ has been in the family for a total raised 1200.000 for the construc­ a contractor's right to build ca­ ory School and was graduated tion of an inter-faith chapel on nals connecting back lot property from Hastings High School In Uvea there. His mother died two years ago In April. the hospital grounds. It current­ to a lake. 1826. ly is directing its attention to He married Donna Bayne on '. Buehler married Joyce Marie I Kauffman on June 1. 1867. They special patient needs that can­ filed the original suit to halt the Joly it. 1827. ■ have three children. not be met from state appropri­ development of Edward R. Enz -a?<r rS?CUm.U i.unrl171 b,J?Ul He wili'c«itinue ’to live on the ations or provided by hospital peraonnel. Mr. Willard Lawrence dlvidlng a 85-acre parcel into wife Dmuia; two daughters. Miss (fann bul wtll rcUrr from ,cU„ Wanda Slocum of San Berna- nurtlclDaUar? 144 to 153 lota on Gun Lake. tllno, Calif, and Miss Bobbie .. , County during the/chapel fund ’Si Circuit Judge Archie D. Mc­ Joon Slocum ot Hastings, and drive. ' Donald's original decision found “a for the Thompsons. The Court Hastings. Hastings. • _______ Ing Initially because a few citl- of Appeals decision, written by He was a member of the Farm sens saw the need for a Chapel Judge Thomas G. Kavanagh, re­ Mrs Beatrice Fisher, director ot Bureau. the Welfare Department, spoke to versed that ruling. built* as an independent project the board and explained that Kavanagh said the lower court there was never likely to be one. misconstrued the issue a* one in­ The AIMS of the Association volving riparian rtghta on non­ tlonal Medical Care Facility. are therefore: Il was pure coincidence riparian lands. This cannot be 1) To undertake projects Oil­ the question, he said, since the ing specific patient needs In contractor's entire parcel is en­ for the Slate Welfare Department, and Dr. M. A. Hoffs, medical di­ titled to riparian rights by virtue rector of the Medical Facility. Uonal support Is needed. Fund Drive ForKSH Citizens Group Richard Slocum Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Gun Lake Group To Carry Case to Supreme Court Ing fear many people still have of mental Illness and the men­ bush operators believe Umt lea tally 111. 4) And to combat the feeling than half Um usual quantity ot on the part ot many patients syrup wW be marketed. that the world ''outside" is a hostile uncaring one. AUls-CtMlmere Implement Com­ Democrat* M their city caucus pany and took Monday evening nominated the HASTINGS TWP. NOTICE OF there Saturday. ANNUAL MEETING - The an­ nual meeting of Hastings Town»will be held at the township The Middlevine on April 2. 1868. starting at Creamery will celebrate Its XT 2 pm, also a public hearing on the proposed tMdgeL Coplea of such budgets are available for public inspection al the township hall or the clerk's borne. GLANCES, i/n Barry County's special educa­ tion program, conducted through County Supt. of Schools Harold Stockwell's office under Thomas Howard, as coordinator, is well underway with special pro«ra«u reaching boys and girls who might otherwise never . reedye the attlntlan they deserve. - ' 1583 voted 1.8*5 to 322 to launch the program which now for mentally handicapped chil­ dren In Hastings. and similar classes are in operation in MiddWMUc and Delton. _ ...students to provide cadi.youngster with needed tntfhldual attention. Cxwdlnulor Howard explains. ' These students. Howard added,belng . similar In ability, can frn*lrallo(U and anaiatiea Two special education cla&s- Draft Board Has Applications For College Test thirds of the school days SB academic subjects and the ra­ Applications and other Ln’or-1 aUltudea**^’other wv-taFffilta IW,ni ^,wt're »hkh wni aid them in T^t ha»e°brtn“^J?i21Ufli? ",ful and ProducU»e Test nave been received in the Howard Howard continued. continued. office Of the local Selective Serv­ ice Board. Wm. J. Schilhaneck. chairman, has announced. Registrants who are In eoitime speech dents graduating In June, IMS.' teacher of the In August or September. 1M4. and girls. Marks made on the test will be Local Board members for deter­ mining the proper classification of tire registrant , The application card for the the colleges and universities in Michigan and the registrant will be assigned to one of three con­ venient locations. College stu­ dents may get the applicaUons from the local board in his col­ lege town or applications will be mailed by the Barry County Lo­ cal Board on request of the indi­ vidual. Future plans Include programs In Junior and senior high school for the mentally handicapped. priate work experience in the community will be given which will prepare these youths for the working world ahead. coming." Howard declared, "but (money out ot a program such UU. Ml HMUly Hayings Masonic Lodge 53. P. I other fine activities and the edut AM., is conferring a MM. rational accomplishment* and 7 30. Supper will be prepared by I Howard concluded. Hastings Chapter 7. OJLB. ------------ •_______ •_______ [JOHNSTOWN TWP NOTICE— ANNU41 MEFTiNfi of rut- Th* Annual Meeting of Johnatown Township will be hold on LAND TOWNSHIP—The Annual' Saturday. April 3. 1«M at 3:M Plans are being completed for meeting of Rutland Township PM. at the Johnstown Oronas a Red Cross Blood clinic to be will be held at the township hall held at Delton, unalniy for resi­ dents of Barry. Hope, Prairieville and Orangeville Townships, on Monday. April 25. from 12 noon township budget for 1964 end known as until 8 pm. Mrs. John Dill Is board. chairman. Hall June Doster. Mary Linderman. Johnstown Rutland Twp. Clerk 3 '31 TOWN8HIP MEETING — Notice is given that the annua) town­ HOPE TOWNSHIP ANNUAL Prairieville ship meeting of the electors of MEETING NOTICE — The An­ the township of Orangeville will nual Meeting of the Township The annual be held at the Orangeville Fire Barn beginning al 2:00 o'clock pm. Saturday. April 2. IBM. At Prairieville Township Hall on such time In additional to other meeting, the Township Annual regular business and In accord­ Financial Report for 1888 will be. meeting will begin at 3:00 pm. ance with the law, a budget cov­ read and discussed, and the New Also, a public hearing on U*a ering proposed expenditures and Delton Blood Clinic standing of the mental patient and his Illness, either directly by thia Which expose his very normal Barry’s Special Education Program Reaching Exceptional Children If the pleadings raise the issue thst the proposed use will, for proposed use may be enjoined tnwi fore use. the Judgment Is versed with instruction to e. a summary judgment for the de­ fendants." Kavanagh said. . J*,endanU »«« given their court coots Seek* NoHoaol Tide Uul. amp FtMlval Queen. Deform Green. 17. daughter at Mr. and Mrs Mallorea. shlp shaU be submitted far can- any new business brought ildtraUon. Township Ctark. Frederick W. Raymond Bourdo 1/«1 Lloyd Nottingham. �Mvtoa. _• ssm ■ WITH EACH I $5.00 FOOD I ORDER LEAN, MEATY SLICES Fexcluding BEER, WINE A CIGARETTES STEAKS REDEEM THB Wtek*f 'AUTUMN HARVEST' MAILED CAL­ ENDAR COUPON FOR REG. $1M •5Sc toTRAY-’l09 OPENS THE TURKEY THAT i STARTED A TRADITION ' OOr SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED BACON DOOR NORBEST 6-8 LB. AVG. BROILERS If you could see the tender care ... the *cicntitle tecdins ... the care­ fid planning that brings these tender young birds in supply at the peak of their dellcioumeu, you eould understand why tlxec turkeys have be­ come a ' tradition with more and more families e.tch year. Try one now. You'll be back for anolh- M ] 1 ■■ IMPERIAL. Ok MIAMI ' MM I Q fcD® TURKEY WINGS lb. 29c TURKEY DRUMSTICKS lb. 49c TURKEY BREASTS WITH RIBS_________________ .' ._.lb. 49c BONELESS JP COUNTRY TURKEY ROLLSlb. 99c 3'A-OZ. WT. PKG. BUDDIG SMOKED SLICED BEEF p1 . rESCHKl MARY J4-GAL CARTON ; - YOUR CHOICE QF FLAVORS - JELL-O LUNCH MEATS 3-OZ. WT. 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Pineapple 7^39' RED Radishes 28t 15c 13c JOHNSTON'S MELLO-RICH COOKIES $1.00 • _ _ I I stmtan saitihl, I KE CREAM «m'39* 11 CRACKERS . I i tZT ... i lane vahiua THIS C0UP0N ANO * is OS MORE FOOD I • ORDER THRU SATURDAY. MARCH 26,. I9M. I k49c ROYAL HAWAIIAN WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITpS Ofy ITEMS IN TtyfaAD. | couwnr ' Shopping s-; pleosu — — I *15* | I WITH THIS COUPON AND A' IS OR MORE FOOD I ORDER THRU SATURDAY. IfARCH ^6, flff,. I > 1 X ' /< ' »n <7 NTfR; �i 16 Students nt HHS Have 4,0 6-Week Averages Lake Odessa , rr. and Mra. Arthur FViln, HHS Grad Earn*. WMV Award 1 James Erwin. >0. Nashville. vllle and Jack Green. Mrs. Dorothy Spaulding and Mrs. Helen Green called recently battery on William F. Quick. IB. also of Nashville. by a Hastings »nd Mn. Nolan Hudson and fam­ Municipal Court jury Tuesday. Gary Btorkan. son of He paid a fine of ISO plus Mrs. Edward Btorkan. 538 W. ily of Big Rapids are spending a »15 95 court coats. Madison, received Che Kqtarafr| zoo Junior Symphony Award'*dL thhe Gerald Gardners* 25th wed­ Nashville SaUirday. March 12. ding anniversary Sunday was well and during the fracas Quick's Michigan University Departn attended. □f Music held Sunday '*t Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hawblitz University Center ballrooa>.‘ ng surg- and children of Battle Creek called Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord By Mn. DoitaU Froejroe* Vemtud, who will become a S4 KMttaai wi S-4W bride next month. group Maggie Oilman - Dowling . March 13 tr raiment at z near Mecoata enterUMd «1U» a .irortse annlverBA partJf <UnMr M Bmsinns S3 a laoerth U7SX.7 W«for thonrat marking period honoring his parent*, Mr. and of the -rend mum*-. Mra Glenn Torrey OUrr. atIT* freshmen topped the Hit Unding were Mr. and Mrs. Irven *. r£!.’e wlnn<rs wbo । *nd MrDoug cltpr' Junnne JaAnne suiter Miller,, i Cecil Tiircy. Torrey. H.'e — -Ug / Acker, Cccll the Navy* Suzanne Proefrock. Althea St.; Mk. and Mra. Glqn Morris •Murtln and -jt Virginia V..:-------Wltoon. have returned from tlicit Wln■ntere iTierv were four sonhomores: sophomores::1 ter vocation trip to New Mexico Barbara Barnett, Susan Engle, where ' they stayed at Truth and Dlune Gilbert and Lota Sage; ।1Consequences They returned group met, turned recently from u Grand w** Junior*. Debbie Btohop. ।home by way of Hot Springs. with the Rapid* hospital to her home with Connie Noble and Lynd* Pryor. Ark.. ■ Old Mexico. Brownsville the Merton Tobias'. ■nd four seniors: Christina 1 the MEA Regional Conference Campbell. Darlene Jarman, tji-noi vuuicu wiui nun. vuuc vcwtUj— Cindy Moyer and Mary Lynne 'tended tl»c second annual dln- tober when the local teachers of lural Nashville on Saturday,; Mr. and Mra.* Ben Butler of f)» Dnnn’w I ivt Settles. I March 12. Mra. Jewell to a former, Battle and Ml Mr. «IK1 and Mn. UEUllS Lalal met on March 14. ........ creek .UK4 at -------Kellogg Center. Other aenlcra on the honor. Mlchlgan —-»—• — ! Charles Coppess and daughters of Hastings area students achlevtoll arc: Ptrfo Alrto and Carl. Monday. * Mra. Mary Parker . Sunfield were Sunday guests of Ing places on the Dean's List at Hoffman, 3.80; Carolyn Bach-land Janie Lynn of Hastings Mr and Mra. >AUMn Penfold. * Kellogg Community College In­ of Mn. elder, Busan Bachman. Cindy 'were r™ Wednesday visitdra st Mr. and Mrs., Hany Green of eluded Anne Marie Fender. Carl • — — --i » — ■—— «•Rick »*-*- Edger. Bally Sue Bellevue called ' Tuesday on Mr. Hartman, Boucher. Kathleen Gaskill, Mar- ' -..m Mrs MaYahtfll ............Green LockL and Green nt at I1 Kenfield Kenfleld and and Mary Mary Alice Al ion Gorham. Karin Nltason and I Mra. Maysel Rush underwent Thomapple Lake. * Sunday din- I wood. Steve Youngs, 3.76; Gretchen..surgery surgery at at Pennock Hospital Huebner and Tory King. 3 50; Wednesday. * Mrs. Carl GtorJoAnn Aldrich. Darlene Allen,1 man i"“n attended the wedding of Donna Allen. Gayle GayU Sartow. Barlow, her granddaughter. oonora Sandra uicrGlcrLinda Dale rmias Hlnra ui of LAVUUlg Lansing - - ------ ----Dunkelberger, Chuck u v A man. and wimc Gureither, Cecil Leffel, Agn Agnea at eunfleld Sunfield.- ** ** Mr. Mr. and and “ I. Saturday al McPharlln. Carole | Mrs. Ctauu Claud Karacy, Haney. ouv. Mrs Bari>Barb--ar«n, Pat Stamm, CnTulo Swccl, John Tcuncesen, Bwcci, Tcuniuscn, Ken ara Bailey. Bolley, Milo Honey of De­ Weller and Dave Wilcox. 3.50; troit and daughter. Harriet, left Phil Higbee and Elaine 'VS. — I*.. Sunday O..—.1—.. Vfor — Texas to spend ------- « Phil Tucker. 3W; Catherine AUeP- 8yh11 fRFW wreks visiting. Dunn. Nancy Ellis, Robert Gib- | son. Linda Hammond, Jani* Hauser, Bally Pierce. Barb Purdy. • ALWAYS RRST QUALITY * Eugene Tobias and Evie vonIteto. 325; Mark Engle. Jim Francisco and Pam Levengood, Backward Glances 320. Juniors Include: Gerry BlewContinued from Page Ono ard. 380; Linda Balyeat and Ellen Mullenlx, 3.75; Kathy I m Bumworth. Karen Frort, Andrew Y'ooU^,„ ^derman from the Johnson, Linda Kahler, Gayle ,PourU1 ward. Myers and Mary Odrzywolska.' ... 3 80: Pat Clark. Bryan Gordon 1 Omdd a Stanton. Hastings, Jan Hayden. Bandy Karror,' * position as asCarol McAllister, Linda McClel- ' r,“’* nr**'land and Rex Wieland. 350; dent of the Clark Trucktractor Company of Battle Creek. Jim King and Jan WicacnhofCr, 3 40; Margaret Baughman. Marl­ leu Baughman. Kristine Bur­ The county road commission roughs, Bruce Curtis, Rod, Hall. la-'it week let the contract for Becky Ingram. Bob Ironside, resurfacing I the road from HasSandy Lublenleckl, Karen Miller, Hob Ritter, Ken Roberta, Wil- 118,000. Specifications call for a Rl.t,—, - a . 1 ° ns umrav uraa-a Jury Find* Man Guilty of Assault Teachers Receive Prevue of Pions For Institute k UM Senior Citizen* To Meet Monday Senior Citizens of Hastings The award went and vicinity will meet at 1 pm. standing WMU st attitude, attendant and scholarship meet the- re­ pal Parish House for the usual quirements ' set up by the orcbswcarry-In dinner and social time. Bring table service and beverage and a dish to pass. Dr. William i Helrigel will show pictures of his I ----------------------------------------------recent trip around the world., mayer and family left WednpVisitors and new members are .day for a two-week vacjtton th welcome. BEFORE YOU SPEND MORE More About- reniwui IN HASTINGS and Karen Wallace. 3.25, Paula Stalboum and Bonny Timm. 3.20. Sophomores: Larry BhalUs and Sue Tinker. 3.75; Cindy Camp­ bell. Linda Martz. Anne Schondelmaycc and Brenda Todd. 350; Christina Belson. Deb Bloao. Marilyn Bristol. Julie Carr. Wendy Curtis, Jim Drake. Ruth Elliott, Mary Goodyear, Stephen Kesler, Phil Mead. Mary Rein. Linda Skedgtll. Dave Tumee and Greg Wood. 325. Freshmen: April Beller. Doug Campbell. Teri Castleman. Larry Cook. Berre Darby. Dave Fisher. Evelyn Fuller, Janice Landon. Jan Shafer. Mary Btorkan. Ei­ leen Tucker and Debbie White. 3.75; Jim Cary, Jeff Chandler, Susan Clark, Arthur Cotant. Mark PeldpauscK SuWIart and Carolyn Hause, 3 50: RlUhHI Aln­ slle. Tommy Chenoweth, Dave Coleman. Truman Dryer, Janice Ehredt, Lisa Frey. Pam Haw­ kins, Holly Hine. Jerry Purdy, Steven Reid, Ray Rose, Denise Severance, Terri Sheppard. Jerry Shockley. Bonnie Stitt and Mari­ lyn Tobias. 325 Compare Penneys faster Fashions rri cover of gravel to a depth of five Inches and for a width of Ifl feet. The contract also specifies that tlw gravel used Is not to contain any stones more than an inch in diameter. a letter from Blodgett Hospital. Grand Rapids, notifying him board of trustees Ura member­ ship in the v Will ng staff of that hospital In the department ot radiology and medicine. The Board of Education an­ nounces the following high scliool faculty for ti>c coming school yuu-. E. J. Lederle, super­ intendent; William T. Wallace, principal; Verne Rogers, history; Alexina Meier. German; Mra Andrus, English: Mias Bessie M. DeYoe. mathematics; Bert Hartgertnk and Miss Elsie Fits, com­ mercial: Miss Anno F. Thoma*, Latin; Clayton G. Hinkley, adenoe; R. N. Kebler. agriculture; Mtoa Clara G. Rogers. domestic science; William G. Boyd, man­ ual training; Miss Gcrldudc Miller. County Normal with Miss Marvin A. Cowles, owner of Jennie McBain as assistant. the Western Auto Associate Store Fred Todd of this city mailed here, has received a certificate recognizing five years of service. a letter tn Mexico City in Oc­ Recognition la given by the com­ pany to local Western Auto tIngs regarding a mining prop­ stores at five-year intervals. erty there in which they had Service Certificate TOO IATE TO CLASSIFY CHARGE just arrived! delectable Easter dresses in crisp Pima cotton! Sweetness ond light spring dresses for the smartest young Easter Poraders! Crisp, quick-care combed Pima cotton broodcloth with old-fashioned touches of lace, smocking, ruffles, tucks! So care- finally delivered this week— with most of the hold-up. need- time again! Blue. pink, aqua, maize. MINIATURE. FEMALE DACHS­ Mrs. Raymond Finnic and Mrs. HUND PUPPY—Registered. 3 Homer Smith were in Detroit months old. Call WI 5-3906. Wednesday and saw 'Funny Girl" at the Fisher Theatre. 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I! any crttictan at all is due. it would be tint there is still too much of a tendency to give these events the sport angle slant. With a success­ ful fiight and recovery, our side goes ahead in the “space race." If all doesn’t go exactly AS PLANNED, then our side has been thrown for a k>a and we are back la second place again. Actually, things are not as simple as that. There is no way of Judg­ ing. at this juncture, where we stand in space exploration tn rela­ tion to Russia. Maybe we are ahead; maybe trailing — no one knows for sure. Any statement in regard to relative position te wan sacculation. The spare sctonUsta, we believe, are telling the full truth and not attempting a covtr-up when they state that a so-called failure is often mare informative than a success Failures, in tact, have often pointed a practical way to important “break through!" The flight of Gemini 8 from a Journalistic point ot view will prob­ ably be pegged as only a partial success since the program'as plaraxd was only partially compM«L But from a actenUfic point of view, many significant new facte will undoubtedly be learned when all the Information Is in—enough to make it a real voyage of disTp begin with. It was something of a feat to have launched two big rockets right on schedule within a more than an hours time. was something different and much more complicated than merely having two rocekta in the air at the same time—here Uw launelUng was on schedule to the second. 3 The docking of Gemini 8 In space with the Arena rocket was an absolutely amazing feat This was one of the important steps that will have to be thoroughly mastered before any flight to the moon is attempted. It looks ao Stas Trumble, CLU. New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 emergency procedures were (fra the Brat read tort "under fire' and ths results indicated sound and careful planning. Within a matter of minutes. a new ptace for the spla&hdovn had been selected, boats and aircraft were deployed to the area and new data for the time c* jv$X>-fire calculated-all with such accuracy that the apace capsule came down within a mile ar so of the target spot. A really and Mr. and Mra. Ellon Waldron and children of Grand Rapids. tremendous "pressure play I “ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dorman The fact that the Geminl-Agcna ot Byron Center railed Bunday on their mother, Mra. Laura combine went Into some wild gyra­ Dorman who has been staying tions. probably yielded valuable at the home of Mr. and Mra. information about the dynamics Elmer Brown the past five weeks. A Mr. and Mra. Vern Llckta and of moving objects tn space and Miss Winnie railed 'on Mr. and may well have provided clues as to Mrs. Stanley Bobczak and fam­ haw similar critically dangerous ily Saturday in Grand Rapids. situations may be avoided tn the Mr. Bobczak's roocovery from a stroke during the past year has future. . been slow but somewhat better at this Umc. Gary Kelly, grand­ Anyway, the Ocmiul-8 flight was son of Mr. Bobczak. died Friday quite a feat and will provide addi­ of leukemia. Services were held tional "know how" far further at BL Adalberts Church in Grand Rapids. A Dr. and Mra. substantial advances In the con­ Jack Brown were among the quest of space. dinner gueeta of Atty, and Mra. George Waltera of Grand Rap­ ids Saturday. Mr. and Mra. O. Swenson of Dutton were callers of Mr. and Mra. Roy Tubcrgan last Wed­ By Mrs. Farm Haseblit, nesday. A Mr. and Mra. Veen U HMkrSte MI-11 U Llckta and Miaa Winnie took Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawblitz. Mr. and Mra. Charles E. Jackson Mr. and Mra. Austin Schantz, cut to dinner at the Candle­ Tod McKelvey and Mr. and Mra. stick restaurant in Grand Rap­ Van HawbUta were among those ids last Thursday honoring Mra. who attended the Michigan Live­ Jackson's birthday. A Rev. and stock Exchange meeting in Lan­ Mra. William Kim and children sing Sotivday, March 12. * Mr. and her mother, Mra. Mary and Mra. Biair HawbUta attend­ Stephens, who lived a few ed church Sunday. March 13, in months in Rev. Jason Steere's Mullikin and were dinner guests home, have moved to Freeport Of, the Rer. and Mra. Maurice lor the balance of the school Glasgow. A Mr. and Mrs. Clyde year. The Kim family will not Raid and sons spent Sunday, be here that long, as they will March 13, with Mr. and Mra. soon return to their missionary George Nummbera in St. Loute. wort in Korea. Mra. HIUo Flnkbelner accom­ * Errrtx Skidmore wu a guest of his slater, Mrs. Veda. Guy in panied her son. Dr. and Mra. Wanys Flnkbelner and family of Augusta a Bunday ago. Caledonia to Wyandotte, to visit Mr. and Mra. Roiland Reid and family ot Nashville wore Mr. and Mra. Harold Seller. The dlnnsr guerts a Sunday ago of occasion honored Mra. Flnkbtfnerte bfrttiday. Her grandsod, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Raid. MT. and Mra. Tom Raid of Carlisle Gordon Bella-, of the St Paul Highway were callers. * Mr. Bible School, was on a three and Mra. Vent HawbUta and Mr. weeks’ Cour with a choral group 30 young Christian young and Mra. Blair HawbUta and of pmppt Kenneth were colters of Mr. and Btan Tipton, a recent gradu­ Mra. Dole Bishop in Battle Creek a Sunday ago. * Mr. and ate of MBU, te the new T-K Mra. Marshall Green were re­ agriculture teacher and is stay­ cent callers of Mr. and Mra. ing at the home of Mra. Tillie Vern HawbUta. A The Maple Flnkcbinw. A Eric Gfafmlllcr, Grove Birthday Club met on son of Mr. and Mra. Alan GrafTuesday, March 15, at tht home m11 ter of Kalamazoo, spent last week wtli his grandparents. Mr. of Mra. Ruby Ball. Mra. Robert and Mra Elton Lawrence and Weeks was co-hootcBS. Mark. A More building going up Jack Green spent Sunday, in the area of Ciuu-lco Street Marell 13, with Mr. and Mrs. and Arthur Court. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Green at Thornappte Jack Hooper are having an out­ Lake. A Jack Gardner from ML side pool at the rear of their Pleasant spent the weekend at new hcena, and Mr. and Mra. March 12. with his parents, Mr. Joseph Sanford are having a and Mra. Gerald Gardner- Doug­ new home built by Bill Getty. * las Webb of Flint was also a Roger Hill of Mason, a guest of caller. A Mra. Mary Beil spent Miaa Beverly Bender, were guests the week of.March 6. in Chicago of her parents, Mr. and Mra. caring for her new grandson, Russell Bender, Bunday. Beverly Dennis Lee. born March 4 to Mr. is a Sophomore at Central Mich­ and Mra. Gene Mortenson. igan Univenrity. Ernie Skidmore called on his Mr. and Mra. Harold Otto and friend. David Steadman in Bat­ Mr. and Mra. J. C. Bchad are ex­ tle Creek. ■ • pected home from Florida after April 10. A Mr. and Mra. Rex Bchad entertained honoring her Consumers Power Company Is mother, Mra Ray Potts' 80Ui directly Involved in three at birthday. The guests were Mr. North America's Urgent nuclear and Mra. Ray Potts, Mra Alice power projects, all designed to Potts, both local. Mr. and Mrs. put Uie atom to work to help Gerald Potts of near Kalama­ make ck-ctricity for Michigan's zoo. Mr. and Mra. John Potto and citizens. The projects are the family of Owosso, Bob Potto and Enrico Ftrml ptant near Mon­ roommate, Mr. Peterson of roe, the Big Rock Point plant Grand Rapids. This proved to be near Charlevoix, and the Palis­ a gala occasion with two cakes ades plant in Covert Township. and lovely gifts, a Mra. Alice VanBuren County. Just outside Trepp recently returned from of South Haven. visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Prankowski and family In New Orleans. La. Mr. Frankowakl Is a proftasor In the Tulane University. While there she attended the Madrl Gras. En route home she visited a sis­ ter and 'family, Mr. and Mra Edmond Irwin in Indianapolis, Ind Hospital Guild 10 met Tues­ day evening ’With Miss Winnie Llckta and Mra Vern Llckta, A Mra. Jack Hooksma and daugh­ ters, Becky and Laura, who have been visiting her ptireuto. Mr. and Mra. R. H. Brown of Duncan Lake and her brother and .fam­ ily, Dr. and Mra Jack Brown, returned home Sunday. A Mr. aixl Mra GJen Dean called on Mra Helen Miller of Leighton, Sunday. "She returned home re­ cently from Blodgett Hospital. A Mr. and Mra James Robertson and daughter. Caroline and Mary Highhank The Hastings Banner Whatever Shapely you’re in you’re “in.” Stripes never had it to good! Shapely's Competition Stripe shirt ot 100% Cotton jauntily slings them across one shoulder, then works them down to your waistline to play up the famous Lipercd-to-a-T Jock. Color range is as big as (be colors are bold, buitondown collar. * McPkafdut^ MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR "Grass Well . , . Ypw Can't AffpnJ Not To" East Middle Lake By Mrs. Bessie M. Cairns U HmHm» MS-rtfS George Lowden visited his ste- Roy Brown underwent surgery Howard City would highlight grapefruit baskets tlemmte provided by our cul- the A Mra. Lottie Palmatter at Milo Wednesday, Engle returned a Friday ago creative activity. Insights come from a two-week vacation in oentinu- California. A Warren Calms the night with Maraha Lamprey called on Earl Boulter at Prai­ rieville a Bunday ago. two kinds of ate slgnlflcora but. of the new Subscribe io The Banner.' from Glitey Lake, Mr. Chartea Collum oral f bone-In altch (hip) bone and aitank bone Saturday. to Japan Jest bert Gaskills A special favorite at holiday time, modern ham can Basically, oo Drain 1 can (16 ounces) pitted. Add water to cherry liquid to Charlee CoUum’s birthday. A Mr. sucar. Add cherry liquid to corn­ starch mixture. Cook slowly Myers of Battle Creek. stirring constantly, until thlckmometer so. the bulb reaches mel and family were Sunday heated through. Yield: 3 cups. Hummel returned Monday from vtoited his mother, Mrs. Zero In the Navy on the Robert K. Huntington ship. Hhe wiw al his grandmother's over the weekend. Mra William Sweet accotn- Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. Cloverdale - Hope By Mrs. Stephen Osgood Hook from Hastings called on iKeatitt IM 0M1 Of TW GOUXJIRWL. Buxton trero In Olivet all <tay Bunday visiting Mr. and Mra Thursday, the 10th and called Harold Gray, a Recently Mr. daughter and family. Mr. and came home from the hospital on and Mra. Mllbouroo Miller and Mrs. Alfred Simmons of Livonia Saturday and Is feeling as good family in Hate. Little Jim and Cindy Leonard Mra Fred Rock and family tn predated them. A Callen that Sickle and sons of Wherever Needed We hove always served families Wyoming throughout Mrs. Whitten of Grand Rapids Hastings area. It is our dedicated purpose to pro­ BUI Ferris and family Florida these Winter months ar- the Wherever our help may be needed. vide it. Families in outlying^reas may call us with every assurance of beautiful. A Congratulations to the T-K Basketball Vanity team. They brought Itomc the regional trophy Saturday nlghL This T-K Monday, March 14. for Harrison prompt, complete assistance. con WI 6-2481. Btephcn Oegooda family of Writing. _ ____ _ ____________________ Club expects to attend tijeiAlmond Webers. Also visiting at ■li.iinJ nt . ---clncma ‘"Sound of In Muslc^'ln the Weber home w the Midtown Ttwatrc in Grand Mrs. Bd McKibben. Rapids in tiie near future. A Mra William Irwin of Grand Rapids was a visitor al the home Pleasant Valley Brown on Charles Street, last Wednesday. UPHOLSTERING LEOnflRD-OSGOOD ^JunertalJJonie CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 THI FURNITURE By Mrs. Ethal Blank IUILMNG Tlie Bunday worship services were well attended. Barnard Hull will be ixro Monday evening. Wayne Hasel Phone 374-3523 home of Dr. Mid Mra. William Jamaica and Helrigrl home at Algonquin lake Baturd&y evening. A Several ladles of the Methodist Church stead attended the Clvbitlan attended the Grand Rapids "Day Citizenship Rally by Dr. D. D. Methodise Church In Hastings Olds Swing Fever could hit you anytime to the congregation. and Clayton Mote attended the Michigan Conference at Karri- over the weekend from MSU. A April 3rd untU Easter Sunrise Mr. and Mra. Herman Miller called to see their daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Briggs of Lowell Sun­ Mr. and Mra. Jamas Martini in day. who has been quite 11L A Mr. and Mra L J. Mote called Muskegon. Bur-day. Herman Miller last Wednesday afternoon. Her daughter. Mra William Smith of Lafayette, Ind., accompanied her Marshall and. family of Alto, Sunday for supper. A A/2c James family of Charlotte were Sunday Ovcnshlre 16130232 of Air Force Mra. note te a pattent there where be Bob Wenger and family zustalned a fractured back In an auto accident in February. He TO«OW*00.<WU<ID HOUOAV COUM onto, Mr. and Mra Gerald Wenmonth visiting her brother. Mr. porento and last report, is that Im is taproviat- He would be called his parents Bunday night. Wednesday. A Gladys Jackson. Mrs. Frank Crofoot and Inna McCracken all of Wayland sonage here Saturday night. The WCTU Maranite meeting Saturday to celebrate Mrs was held last Tuesday. March 14. Charles E. Jackbon's birthday at Clarksville. A Mra Helen SampSUBHCKIPTIOS The Middleville Reading Club will hold a Gamra Night Sl Patrick's Night al ths Wmt Ele­ mentary building. The money the day last Monday with their will bo Uted toward scholarship. cousin and niece, Mrs. Eva Nrcb and husband. Floyd. A Mrs. Eldrlne Secord of Middleville spent Monday evening wtth her par­ ment in Grand Rapids for the ents. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Neeb white her daughter. Vicki with Ids work al the Ideal Seating her schoolmate, Dtane Newton Company expect to return to of Freeport attended lite Roller their lune on Mum Street Sat­ Skating party of Christian En­ urday. Rev. and Mra. Khnm and deavor at Lowell, a A Stanley Stevens have occupied it this Woodrum was held at the par­ Winter. sonage Fellowship rooms here city as the next nvo cou combined. They IncJucfe th viet Union, the United Kin mterett tj>; WkiZ‘8tockl. ■Subscribe to The Bmiwfh Oops, it just did! So, you have an Old»-£uhioned case of Swing Fever! Relax. Treatment is as close as your Olds Dealer’s! Take your pick from forty Toronado-lnspired models—all at easy-totakc prices! You couldn't pick a better time than right now. So swing into spring in a Rocket Action Olds today! LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEW! OLDS tlAKKB IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRY! | Oy^SK4S BLL|E ® Iteohm Motor 8ehr» In®- 107 N. Mtehigan, Hartingi �James A. Lester Of Dowling Dies Tuesday Lake Odessa By Francm fohmton Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bktr and family and Mra. Mi Earle spent two weeks with and Mis. J. C. Dean and far at Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Jfeon is former Donna Jean Earle. * Bunday W-Two ttosr were kilted on oar road in th* past two weeks. * Mr. end Mra. Aichte Bini and Mra. Alberta Tripp called on Mra Ray Burd last week in Pennock Hospital. where she wm taken after having a stroke. She is doing as well aa could be expected. Civil Defense meeting on "Gov­ ernment in an Emergency" h*ld at the Kalamazoo Public Library Wednesday, March 18. It was sponsored by the Blate Police. Department of Defense, Harry Blair returned Saturday Civil Defense and Michigan from Florida. Mrs. Allerdlng and Technological University. the Harry Blairs have been spending several weeks there, neUous Bouwens of were.Bun­ day visitant of their son, Mr. and Mra. Seymore Bouwens. Mra. Frank Hull, of apart* spent Tuesday with Mrs. Seymozs Bou­ Hope Church visited the Medical Facility near Hastings test Mon­ day. * Mrs. Virginia Oulten at Wyandotte and. Mrs. William Cul- Ralph Story of UweU Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Allen FWi. Rev. July 0. 1900 in Battle Creek. and Mrs. Bryde and Mra. Frank They lived there until moving to Burgess attended Mid-Year Oountheir present farm home in Dowling in 1930. In addition to hl* wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. and Donald Bmelker at Blodgett Dole (June) Moon of Dowling; a Hospital Thursday. * John Fish son. Richard of BuK Lake City, ot - Wyoming Stale U spending Utah; one granddaughter, a ab­ some time with the Adon Myers ler. Mra. Ethel BetUar ot Battle family. * Mr. and Mrs. Martin Creek, and a brother. Everett Of Glelchen of Albert*. Canada. Freeport Mite and Busan Carter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Finn Carter and family at Vermont- Mra. Jay Wing returned home Saturday after spendlngra few days In Ferguson Hospital. Grand Rap­ Ids. * Dipio and Dana Owen spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs. Albert ■ Qwen at Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. THE ALLGAIERS—Members of the noted Allgaler family from Kalamazoo are to entertain at ■ pun. for a public program to follow the First Methodist Church Mother-Son banquet Wednes­ day. March JO. The program wilt be held Jn the chureh sanctuary.. dorff accompanied Mr. and Mrs. The Allgaler family, which has ewtertalned in many parts of the Leighton Yoder to Grand Rapids, country. includes Russell. 11, the blind pianist who-played for the where they were Sunday dinner Klwanls International Convention al Madison Square Gardens guests of Mr. and Mra. Tom Mc­ and who received great applause when he appeared before the Carthy. * Mr. and Mrs. Um Kid­ Michigan Legislature. The singing AUgaiers alio Inclade Janice, der and family were Saturday sup- 28; Colleen. 14; Kick., U, and Linda. 9r Roger D. Conklin Takes Post With Peruvian Company Sherm Cozart of Troy arid Mr. and Mrs Ralph Kyser of Jowell were Saturday dinner guests ot Mr. and Mra. Dale Dukes. * Gary Your water make you see red? 313 N. Boltwood, Hastings Hubbard Hills By Mrt. Albert Green 28 to accept a position in Lima. Peru, as vine president of the Peruvian Tcirplxxic Company, lege Monday. He Intends to leave which is a subsidiary of Interfor the armed forces in April. Mrs, George Faunee attended a shower for her niece. Miss Mar­ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Coleman cella Gronewold List Monday al Piper of Bucyrus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harahberger of Rutland. * Mra. Ed Nash of Bowne was a Tuesday visitor of Gronewold. * Mr. and Mrs. George of Ionia were Sunday visitors of ITT Kellogg and bls last po­ her sister, Mra. Russell Price Faunee attended a reception for sition wm wtth Cook Electric Robin Strlmback of Lake Ode^-.i Mr. and Mrs Lynn Barry at the Company, a* chief engineer, Masonic Temple in Freeport last Friday. * Mr. and Mrs. Pulter Chicago. Ill. His many years of telephone experience.- which started at the BejUleid Telephone Company years ago. working as swltch- Thcse's no need to fight it any . logger. Now hove all the clear, filtered water you want at a turn of Featured in Gilmores Grand Prize Sale! Robert Newton and granddaugh­ ters. Michele and Lisa Mann, visit­ ed Mrs. Ada Newton of Hastings Bunday. * Bunday callers of Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce of Hastings and nock Hospital Saturday. She will spent some time at the home of her -son. Dr. and Mn. Hubert a Thursday supper guest of Mr. Mr. and Mrs Muri HosteUfr and Mrs George Owen. * Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owen and family of were Thursday visitors of their Morgan were Sunday visitors of daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ket­ his parents, Mr. and Mra. George chum of Mason. * Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Muri Hos­ tetler were their son and family. Mr. and Mra. James Hostetler of Barry Leaden Attend Civil Deferue Seuiotu Marion were Mr. and Mrs. Ben | Iwlpcd considerably in securing Christie and children. these positions. Kathle Pratt of Middleville was i Serving his hitch in the Armu Friday overnight guert of Patsy I ed Forces he was stalioned in Dutcher. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Frank ] Puerto Rico, and later made Dutcher and children attended the I several txipu thure while employ- donla. Patsy Dutcher presided at the punch bowl. * Jack Blough of, Wayne and Mrs. Mike Hawthorne and children of Hastings visited children were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Eugene Poll and daughters of Ada. * Shellle and Joante of Charlotte were Sunday Kathy Stuart, who spent a week visitors at the Keith Bueiiler home. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bhehler and family attended Friday’s game al the Lansing Civic Center. * Mr. and Mrs. Milton Buehler enter­ Jolly Workers Club st the home tained the Farm Burtali Friday. * of Mra. Forrest Lepord of Pinhook Ivan Roush was a Saturday .and Friday. * Mrs. Earl Posthumus and Sunday guest at the Bill Vander­ male home in Marysville. He found Bill slightly improved. Mrs. Roush, electric plant and equipment of over »C0 billion. Uie invextorowned electric compon' o com­ prise the largest single industry Shively guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Willson. Mr. and Mra. Clair Peel­ ing also spent the weekend there. Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth Bissel lud several guests spend the week­ end at their home. * Morris Green and wife of Saranac. Mr. and Mra. Enjoy panty girdle comfort and freedom, but. AVOID PANTYLEG SYNDROME A poorly fitted panty girdle with a too tight pantyleg Can hinder normal circulation ...act as a toOrniquet, cause swelling of feet and ankles. 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Homemakers Enjoy Lesson on Clothing At Francisco Home Deltoi Pastor Officiates at Daughter's Nuptials Joan Pennington, David Kruger Wed AlSebewa Church Pretty Wedding Unites Couple From Akron, Ohio Mathodlat Church Bun- Pink and whEe snapdragons, white mums and candelabra de<£ Ood on Salurday, March I. m kre Springs united Brenda Rich­ imaginative uses for old famUlar ter and John Bucher, t Akron, Ohio, tn marriage. an exhibit for display a; the the double ring ceremony In the onantaMfon in mld-January at amte BPW convention In Mus| Parente of the bridal couple rude gteamtag In every eye, real purpose of the lesson ceremony. lovely in Snyder* home. * film *e- j nlngton of Lake Odea** and Mr. nation*. Woodland. Mrs Mark Kiddtr played th* traditional wedding music. i Harry Blair, who waa hospltalMra. KUsabeth Underwood is ired upon hl* return from Flor- street length taffeta and chif­ PLEDGES TROTH ENGAGED—The engagement of undreamed of In clothing only a fon gown with a fitted bodice of white cotton, featuring three lacs. Her shoulder length silk The Information you need to Bettie Bhailenborger te bull*- U feeling much better and plana quarter length sleeve* and a full engagement of their daughter. roaa hradptece. She carried miracle* la all to be found on the Bond street. Hastings, te an ­ hang tags, which should be labeled Mte* Elaine Pennington waa nounced by the bride-elect** par­ and kept for reference. ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. wore a pink lace and cotton Unu’ll love our Shilton of R3 Nashville. Mis* xheath dress and a pink and cepUootet-typist course at Dav­ nylon and taffeta A-Uns street Shilton te a 1866 graduate of white mum corsage. length dress with matching Maple Valley High School. Her Roger Kruger, cousin of tho enport College. Bhe 1* employed by the Michigan Title Company of Grand Rapid*. Mr. Miner ta * yellow rose* and white pompon Ung* High School in IMS He interest* will be available In addi­ man and usher* were Vaughn 1962 graduate of ftentwatar High chrysanthemum*. will report to Syracuse Univer­ tion to the general meeting. Wo­ Pennington, brother of the bride. sity sometime this month for men who are not Extension group pita! In Grand Rapids where be study of the Russian language. A brother-in-law of the bride from is a student radiological tech­ beat man. Serving aa Our own milk loaf,' rich In shortening and sugar . . vantage of this Interesting day. nologist No data for the wadding planned. More Information may be ob­ son ot Mi. and Mrs. Donald tained from the County Home Kruger, and Kenneth Kruger, BAKED GOODS 6 for 45c Buttermilk Friedcakes____ 6 for 33c Made with buttermilk lor moist and good taste. FRI.-SAT. SPECIAL COMBINATION 26c 63c Any 63c Coffee Coke 89c Value Special 79c Chocolate Glazed Donuti Mr. Bucher te employed by All Ohio Express. 26c Buttercruzt Bread_____________ Danish Pastries Hastings couple with their attendant* en­ joyed a chicken dinner at Mid­ Villa. 6 for 42c A yoast chocolate dough end chocolate iced. Cookie Day Every Wednezdoy, 4 doz. $1 DALE S BAKE SHOP Kruger were the candle lighten. For her daughter** wedding, the bride's mother wore * blue Jersey dnaa with matching ac- 'Nutrition' is Lesson For Morning Doves Marilyn Torrey, Raymond Possehn Married Saturday "Nutrition Guides for Adulte" Mra Robert William* sang ‘The Kappa Phi Sweetheart Kaiser, when the Morning Dove* Song" and “A Wedding Bcne- Home Study Group met with Mra. a two piece pink suit with white Charles Fuller on Wednesday, John Chamberlain, organist for March 16. Candelabra, white and yellow Seven members and a guest. snapdragons and carnations, deco­ Mra. Keith Taylor, discussed food Woodland fire barn following rated the altar of the Congrega- lowed under the direction of Mr. fad diets, calories and the need Ronald Martin as master and Saturday evening. March IB. tor the wedding of Miss Marilyn Chart* were given to each per­ Louise Torrey and Raymond Pdsson showing the change* In food and Mrs Elinor Mathison ■ehn. Rev. Paul Bennehoff read Wolcott, both of Owoaoo, requirement for each age group. Flint, great aunt and unde The April meeting will be held the groom. Mrs. Keith Halier was the or- Miaa Sally Taber of Middleville, tho bride** niece, had charge of Averting. Mis Charles Fuller will present the lesson. -Parent Rela­ Mra Kltech te a 1B63 graduate tions With Teens." of Central Michigan University and wa* Children's Librarian of the Owom> Pubtec Library until Dessert Magic Stars Tart, Red Cherry Dumplings puraulng graduate studies in the and son, Jimmy, of Ann Arbor Chalrman Mary Cook announced that the tour this year will be a trip to Chicago to visit th* Mer­ chandise Mart. Next month’s lesson should add mdre to the Extension study for international understanding. Mra. Jack Osgood will be hostess and will be helped by several other members tn preparing and serving * dinner of exotic foods of the WHITE'S Photography WEDDING PHOTOCKAPHY HASTINGS — Pkao* 945-3967 THE LANDLUBBER INN Will Open Fri., April 1st Iniilei Ckicken Our Specialty tern Michigan University. Her Colorful dmaert* put a bright brocaded Ottoman was fashioned husband enlisted tn the Navy In An interesting dessat fea­ ture* a biscuit type dough with with deep point* at the wrist*. tart, red cherries The combina­ tion te dropped by spoonfuls Into chapel train finished with a bow. dumplings. Serve them hot with A velvet head bond held her whipped <r coffee erram. fingertip illusion veil and she car­ -_____ *____ __ __ - _ a >. <■ .r-aitlr.* Hzawvk** nf Ing these dumplings tender. rosea, white feathered carnation*, •tephanotte and cymbidJum orchid* maintains Reba Staggs, home with English ivy. econonusi. ana hit oun. wore a yellow itnen floorkeep them tightly coven the 18 to 20 minute f A-llne gown with an empire Une. a bow in front of the period. . bodice and three - quarter - length Cherry Dumpling* sleeve*. Her headpiece of yellow pitted cherries 1 cup sifted enriched flour 2 teaspoon* baking powder completed a special teletype DIAL-DEFROST Miaa Taber waa pre - nuptial rang. March 16, at the Delton Methodist Church parlor. The Woman’s Society of Christian Bervloe waa hostess for the party. Miaa Caroline aolomon opened e REFRIGERATOR DIAL-DEFROST carnation*. ------—-. offered Beat man wa* WUltem Sutton, 11 their 2 tablespoons sugar 1 egg. slightly beaten 4 cup milk 5 teaspoon vanilla •4 teaspoon almond extract 2 tablrapoon* butter or Godwin of Redford, nephew of the Refrigeration Protection When wXh the name* of Carolyn and with matching silk hat. Ths groom's mother chose a fem green Keith Slnkler made the cake. Boll cherries and sugar in a dress with white accessories Their The circle large frying-pan for 3 minute*. corsage* were yellow and white Sift together flour, baking paw­ carnations. Mr and Mr* UiRue McMillen ingredient* until the bride. Defroeting. Roomy Carving Finesse — a . . .. _ asluie to CSpring...this —.1.. .three-piece t----- — I. Handsome linen­ look suit to take you non-stop into summer in crisp, cool comfort. Bias bound, hip length jacket...narrow skirt with stride pleat..embroidered overblouse. Skirt and jacket 50*1 Vycron* polyestor/50’; rayon. Navy, black. Blouse 100% rayon in white. Sixes 12C-22C. Library's Children's Section Decorated For Easter Season Mra Florence Wlteon. librar­ ian far the Hastings Public Li- the children’s section at any time, but especially during ttuEasier season. Papier-mache । Easter bunnies and other bang$7498 '"k® bavo been added to the • youngsters' section for this hapI py occasion. The Deviled Mushrooms Bonnet & Gown Shop Easter "Hare Permanents - $12.50 Reg. $15.00 garnishing, thus dab of garnish tn several place*. only $17900 CHECK THESE MANY EXCELLENT FEATURES Cheryl Leonard In Pre-Nuptial Party Whirl 0/ days for Chary! Lennart >* ahe I fill aix large muahroa । Tixsc can be broiled minutes. 3 inches fro (Complete) Cail 945-3382 Special entertained at their home on R4 with a mlaoailaneous shower. Thirty neighbor* and relative* *Shadowei(ht* low front Tough, long-lasting will entertain with pebble-grain finish ONLY $$75.00 ’Round MUSK CENTER Peg’s Beauty Bar Omb Crawl!*** by Aapoiahnenf closed for carrying: ONLY 7H' DEEPI All control* face the guest* being relatives at both the bride and groom to-be. On Saturday, March M, Mra. and Mr*. WUlte Kantner spent the weekend in Lakeview, Mont­ calm County, as guests of th* latter’* daughter, the Everett, Miller*. ' • • Only 28 Inches wide. Full-width freezer. 1.83 cu. ft capacity. Holds up to 64 pounds. Side-hinged door. Chiller trey. Low tempersture storage space. Holds up to 19 lbs. Ideal for frozen desserts, soft drinks, meats. q Two adjustable cabinet shelves (steel wire, tine plated). Glass vegetable dorm friends On March 12 Mr*. Donald Bellevue honored Cheryl with a 1 miscellaneous shower on Satur- Volume! leaving room Whenever possible, garnish on two sides of the platter tn northeast of Lake Odessa, where the groom is engaged tn terming following their return from their wedding trip to Florida. Guest* attended from Detroit, Jackson. Kalamssoo. Buchanan, Mecosta. Grand Rapid*. Ionia, Hastings. Lansing. Portland. Red­ ford and Lake Odessa. ' want to make the platter espe। ctally attractive. N Campbell Hah of M8U on March 10 Thia wa* a linen 11.5 Cu. Ft. Storage all began with a delightful Alma Finglcton CONVENIENCE Retains Partial Ing the many lovely gift*. Two interlocked hearts with a cupid arrow piercing them was Mr*. Torrey selected a light tur- vanlll* and almond extract. Add Roger Creighton of rural Portland to dry Ingredient*, mixing only until moistened Add butter or church dining room and assisting bring to a botl. 9Ur well. Drop dumplings by npocxifute into th* Francisco, Carol Wilson. Carol boiling cherry aauce. making fl to 8 dumplings. Cover tightly, Delore* McMillen and Mr*. Richreduce hent and simmer 18 to 20 minutes Serve hot. Tbp with The bride wa* graduated from cream, if desired. 6 to 8 dump­ lings. tended Western Michigan Univer­ sity The groom is an Ionia High School graduate . 138 W. Stat* Fhoex 945-4284 thlrd shelf. Dis I-Defrost convenience — Rstsini partial refrigeration protection whan defrosting. • Automatic Interior light • Two flex-grid ice tray*. s Two egg shelves. 20 eggs Butter compartment Magic corner hinges. No door clearance needed at side. ■ Protective door slop helps prevent damage. Full-width procsisin enamel vM«t*bls drawer. Cspacltyi Mo bushel. Removable for cleaning. • Two door shelves. Bottom shelf bolds Vt gal. milk containers, tell bottles. • Available In Bp»rkllr< white exterior. • Permalon Inner door resists oils, greases, and crocking. • Fungus resistant door psket prevents mold growth and unsightly stains, a common problem In humid climates. . • 9.67 cu. ft Fresh Food. • 1.83 cu. ft Freeier. • 16.8 sq. ftyShelf Area. •61' High — 28'Wide— 27H’ Deep (without handle) 29)4* deep (with). Hastings Electric If It's Electrics! Call "Red* 119 W. State St Phea* WI 5-2866 �Parents Announce Daughter's Troth nounce the engagement of their daughter. Maney, to Barnard mond Haute. RS Hartings. Bar­ nard is employed with the Michl- Christian Unity Panel Subject at Presbyterian Meet Mra Wank Kjiiflya' took ha­ Battle Creek on Monday, the st, Thursday. March M. at 2 o'clock. "Bring your Bacret Pal'* ter straightened out,** Mra. La* anruveemry. and their daughter men's luncheon Wednesday af- ■Dent Tuesday evening with them tn ropt*iitlan of lha day. Friendship House Is Theme for Sweetheart Fete ■A8TTN Hospital Guild 18 Mrs. Morey's 7th Graders Assist Seal Campaign SOOCTYNEWSI Rev. Armon Unites Couple Friday at : Hu Banfield Parsonage* Marriage Licenses sion on. Christian Unity, which dinner at the Highlander to me Kllx*. B*a Dtiga. Celtf. LIT Cerelrn Tiber. p>n*t> .. and Mr. Salisbury's birthday. Gary. Friday evening in the BanfWd talncd at tho horn Bruce Wlndea on Friday with Friendship House, wm the theme for the nineteenth annual Camp Fire Sweetheart banquet held Monday. March 14. at the Meth­ odist Church. The tables were <*yly decorat­ ed with miniature cabins and hobo sticks symbolizing the new Camp Fire cabin. chairman and president of the ir.rtUng, Blood, presided at during the donate their time addressing Mrs Edward Smith entertain- I noon. Mra Darrell Aldrich's cd her bridge club on Friday; group prepared and served the Ward Erway, Mra. Boyd Payne luncheon. iowsldp among Ciuirtlan women Methodist Boy Scouts, consistedi is good for a community and of lickin’ good chicken, taters on most appropriate during Lent. the coals, green eyed pea«. Indi­ an corn, rabbit food. Mlrandy's bhcuiti, woodman's delight, ho­ bo brew and moo juice. meeting after the lune harm' Invocation wm given by James Mulder. Marcia Mulder wm the toMtmistresa. Toast to the fath- return The Women's Club board was I AfUT the wedding, members envelope. by mailing it in a plain envelope there is no charge. W. M. U. wnnl Canfield. Traditional* Hastings City Bank. The cam­ Junior. Gary tJhirkan. is a mem- ding ciike. la- cream and >i paign runs through April 10. Patricia Andrus. Joyce Baugh­ man. Raynuiod Bolton. Mike Bradley. Larry Brady, Kenneth ot tnc season at. me nomc oi Mra William Helrigel at Algon- | quin Lake on Tuesday morning. The Past Noble Grandy Club Smith at her home. 335 W Grand, on Wednesday. March 16. Priester. Roger Florio. Cynthia PASSES BALLET EXAM—Miss Margaret Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert C. MUler ot 330 W. Walnut, successfully passed the Grade IV ballet examination at the Rene Russell studio when Miss Pauline Dibb, Royal Academy of Dancing ex­ aminer from England, wm in Windsor, Canada. March 2-3. Miss Miller, a 7th grader at Central. hM been coached at the Wilson Sisters Dance studio by Mra. Rene Russell, .of Windsor, who is shown with Peggy. The examiners travel all over the world, and a ktudent on presentation of her osrtlflcate can move anywhere and still be properly placed in the grade she is working on. Dame Margot Fonteyn is the president of-'.he Royal Academy of Danc­ ing and the Queen of England Is patron.—Banner photo. garetha Gardner won high hon- I don't overlook the beauty, truth and goodness, God. I see Gary Storkan in all .. 7 , . / n _ ‘rosebud* and carnations. Vagabonds program The young people are at home AU at this work is certainly appreciated by Mrs. Pierce Tomi to the daughters. Coin- hear? What do You feel? milnity singing wm led by tho "Ekolelss." They are: Judy Har­ kins, Janine Sheppard. Susan Pennington, Cathy Pennington, Mary ThomM, Diane Wletnlk and Debra Hein with Mrs. Floyd Pennington m the leader. Thank you to the following la­ dles for arranging the banquet: Mrs. Harold Gray, general chair­ man; Mrs. LaVerne Bowman and Mrs. Duane Miller, program; Mrs. Elmer Wallen, decorations; Mrs. Bernard Oom. Mrs. Harry Mlles, Mra Gerald Skedgell. Mra. Gary Cooper, tickets, and Mrs. Robert Godfrey and Mrs. John Johnson, kitchen. dants. The bride was diewed are 8.000 envelopes and require folding bandages. Mrs. Wallace Osborn enjoyed happy wid busy day Tuesday. David Henion. Sheila HUllkcr. Steven Jacoby. Walter Keeler, Leach, Paul Nickerson, HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS' present BROTHER GOOSE By William Davidson Gilmore, John Haan, Jaff Hoke, LzaMe Hopkins. Sandy Hull. wO lull Central Auditorium March 31 - April 1 Admission 50c 8:00 P.M. March ,22nd birthday. There was But. my God, I see— . Bombs, bikinis, and John Birch ----- --------------- ——-— Joiuisua wua luxwcar, ui uci uwuv Morgan. Keith Morgan. Chris­ windows and drab oolorlois Gn w Madison and then after tine Neil. Bob Nltach, Kathy Chrtrtisn. Mink rtoira bodtajlXo* hotmTin the afternoon. BUte University Short Course in Rayner, Rickey Reynolds. David wrapped in rags. and church' the honorees daughter, Mrs. Agriculture. Guests attended Roush. Stuart Sander*; Vernon Engle was hastass for a from New Washington. Ohio, Tom Sheridan. Patty Slocum, Ing millions, and gourmet clubs. birthday cake party far her lord*. St. Joseph, Lansing, Grand Bob Taylor, Cheryl Townsend. I*op art, pornography, tnd cof- mother with family and grand­ Rapids. Stanton and Belding. Linda Tulick. Shawn Wert. Mary children as guerta. Winctrcuncr. Debbie Rathbun; United Nations and poised ato­ Bill Bacon. Janis Barry. Vicki mic missiles, i ji ■J. filth, corrup­ Birman. Wayne Birman. Charles tion. payoffs, and blackboard Blair, Craig Bloat, Mike Brown. Jungles, Communists who Insist club for luncheon and cards at Baskets of white snapdragons you don't exist and Christians holder, Jeff Bumworth, Melody­ and yellow mum* with cande­ Butler, Sally Coleman. Marl* breads. This delicately flavored, who bet a dollar a week you,do. Tuesday afternoon, guests were labra was the background setting Everywhere barriers, brokenwhite or cream-colarod variety Sunday afternoon. March 13. for ncss and closed doors! shaw, Bill Goggins. Busan Ho­ meat is perfect with ham either Blander, Honora nt the card the wedding of Terri Lee Faulk­ I'm a port of that world, God. well! Tim Kirkpatrick. Pam tables were won by the hostess, ner and Eddie LaVern Edridge Lang, Cheryl McClelland.; Sweothrtndi which are very Mra. Rogb Dunn and Mrs. Ray­ at the Central Methodist Church Tina Misak. Don Nickalson, fragile need to b? precooked in My God. I fall down on my mond Flnnle. Dave Payiva. Linda Payne. Doug Rev. L.uther Brokaw performed knees In humiliation, frustration. Relgler. Tom Reynolds. Pat handling. Since they're also Mra William Helrigel was hos- the double ring ceremony at four Schroeder, Martha Bothard. Jeff highly perishable. It is best to And you. Lord, what do you uss to tba Hastings Women's o'clock. precook them after purchasing ftrt Parents of the bride are Mr. when the people You love i Club board members at her AlSharon Bolthouse. Daryl Cepignore, you. forget you. or eoc-1 Konquin Lake homo Tuesday and Mrs. Lyle Faulkner and the lowing day. I morning. morning. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. plain >-uu out of existence? Rabcrt Count, Collin Crutten­ LaVcm Eldridge, all of rural pan. Saturday. Do you feel frustration when ' ’ ' don, Ruth Culp. David Gank. Mr. and Mra Richard Feld- Your children profane your brat | Vicki Gochcoff. Carol Hamblin. pausch and family are planning gifts, hoard your blessings, dis- duplicate game nt the Eknmanucl | carol Reiser, cousin of the the double ring ceremony In the Marty Haywood. Dana Hens to spend the weekend with hLs tort your truth? Episcopal Undercroft Tuesday [bride, was the organist and Don presence ot the immediate mem­ Dave HolllsUr. Ray James. Joe rtstcr. the Tom Cavanaughs of Are you « angry when W1KH men 11KMI hide 1UUV night -a-— the —— north and south win- ,i Goodemoot. an uncle of the bers of the famlUta. Baskets of Johnson. Linda Jones, Tom Plymouth. their brothera behind 1*cn’ wore Mrs Frank McCloskey bride, sang “One Hand, One pink gladoll and white mums Kaufman, Bally Lydy. Peg Mc­ 'The _____ . wall* and turn your tuld Roy Hubbard. Second went Heart." 'Because’' and Kelvey, Betsy Melaenbach. Eu­ mrfiia_________________________ 0,1 pnky lnU’ ft “)claI Club to Dr. John Stryker imd Mra( Load's Prayer." gene Miller, Raeanne Miller, Ron The bride wm attired in a fioof length gown, styled with >r» in ~ «rwi nain Root Dunn. In the tho cart and U>ng,|jleeve*. scoop neckline and Wjjoot nylon ow sgyp The • Bill Renner. Randy Smith. Solly Stutz, Brenda Tobias, Bev fitied bodice featured puffed play Fred (Markle and -Her-I empire waist. Lace trim was fea­ from tho aben Your children disown one TUx.-rK-- u*m* the erlnrwrn tured on her gown and chapel iJnevcB and tho bouffant skirt Week*. Duane Miller; another, destroy one another and Mark Chare. Cecilia Curtis. second went to Judge Phillip length train. A pill box hat Danny Greiner. David Haight, Mitchell and Granville Mitchell topped with a tulle cabbage rose world to dust? , The breathtaking brilliance of Newell Heath. Martini Hickey. Your agony is beyond my ca- and third to Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ held her shoulder length veil. a perfect center diamond is dra­ Ciuistlna Hoard. Dennis Hurleaa, She carried a single yellow rose. neth Rose. Karl Kalrer, Carol Kenyon, Patti matically enhanced by lovely The bride* attendant* in yel­ But, God does it help that I Kidder. Meori .Novlskey. Lyle Members of the Pioneer. Farm low floor length gown* were de­ Keepsake styling. The name >-hare a particle of your pain? Olmstead .Cindy Reynolds, Jan Keepsake and our Guarantee Ji Can Lhc Creator gain comfort Bureau group havo been enjoy­ signed with empire waistlines, Shumway; ing potluck suppers at their and while lace overlay bodices Hastings, from the creature? your assurance of lasting saib* Denize Spyker, Randy Wade. regular discussion meetings. In proceeded her down the aisle. friend of the groom, performed Only You can answer, but this Vickie Williams, Diane Wilson, faction. January Mr. and Mrs. Roland Maid of honor wm a sister. Tbnl ■arrow, thy friend* oome to me. Bolton entertained, and In Feb­ Lyn Faulkner, and bridesmaid* A reception was help Immedi­ ruary Mr. and Mrs Robert Bald­ were the groom's sister. Joon ately' following the ceremony. suffering because they lore me, win hosted the Valentine special. Eldridge and Jane Wellman. The couple will, make their Another sister. Tina Lise Faulk­ they hurt when I hurt and my How much lime U saved by Homer Bockers. It being the ner. wm Junior bridesmaid:Their hart's birthday a delicious birth­ flowers were colonial bouquets Davis Li employed at Plycoma Veneer Company in Nashville. hurt. Tlicy cannot return my day cake, complete with candles. of white daisies. nr . ■ mi iow» one to mo. Yrt I rec their Watch While tears. O God. I know they care. When roasting at.; 325 degrees F„ I VWMAAU W UAV WM TO the groom's brother, and Jon and MXjUtca my hurting. And wbsn, minutes a pound less for cookDavid Faulkner, brothers of the IN OUR NEW STORE AT 122 W. STATE liope smiles through my tears, hall. The fine program. which By Mr*. Beaate M. Catena bride. Seating the guests were FROSTED b DECORATED i,hg youI OUR DIAMOND ROOM IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO YOU given by Miss Julia Boyce. So­ Ross McDowell. David Moore. six pounds, this means a Charles Barker and John NeUcial Worker from the Child agony) And then we can rejoice co- Guidance Clinic of Kalamazoo. wm Debbie Eldridge and Mr. She talked of tlio "Parental Role and Mra. David Wilson of Beld­ In Child Dovrtopmcnt." Mra ing. uncle and aunt of the bride, In our victories. Amen. Davis' «cnnd grade won the were master and mistress of Bowling Green. Ohio. * Mrs. John parent attendance trophy and ceremonies. Mason accompanied her daughter. Un visited her mother, Mra hortesa. Methodi.t Chureh and the couple left on a wedding trip to I wWe NMhvllle to the Bcrtiia Knight, and her brollier, 9 A.M. to 11 r.M. A new list every week from now until March 31st. 429 first prizes. Florida. When they return they n“eUa« Mr. and Mra Leslie Knight, of wiU reside at the LsVern Ed-/1 Caledonia Wednesday Open Daily GrandvUlo on Sunday. 3Gta 3U51 41635 4E65 4S65 21645 -2H72 2W65 3*52 612 854A ridge home. 1 “r and Warren Calms 563 6J5 8',’k 21735 2N74 2W76 3A53 3J1 3U52 41645 4E66 4567 Mr*. Eldridge Li a graduate of spent Monday with Mr and Mrs 3J54 3U53 41735 4S76 •M M3O Michael •'Mike" McPharlin. Lakewood High School and Capl- Leo Kitchen at Lowell. * Mr. and 21835 2N76 2Y87 4U52 6*5 863W 2051 2N78 2Z52 3A61 3J57 3U54son of Edward McPharlin, gradu­ lol Beauty Academy in Lansing Mra. Frank Engle spent Friday in 2052 2R32 2Z63 3A62 3162 3U61. 41835 4E69 4053 621C 6K6 ated from Ferris Slate College and is employed by Marguerite's Grand Rapids. * M 2D61 2R42 2Z76 3D64 3U62 41845 4E76 4054 622W 7625 March 10th. in Architectural Hair Fashion*. Laks Odessa. 4061 62 5M 2062 2R47 30037 JO 72 3W52 45335 J-1 874M Ddu Stuta and childr Drafting. 6346 3W53 45435 4062 2065 2S52 31745 3076 The groom Li a graduate of Rapid* spent Simda >.-.45 2E52 2S63 31835 3074 3N47 3W64 4S635 4W65 626K 7K5 luikcwood High, and 4W67 628A 7K6 2E63 2576 31845 JO 78 3N62 3W68 462 4J67 H ■ IA with Davtrman Architects in 2E76 2U26 362 3E51 3N63 3W72 «32M 804 M 811 Grand Rapids March 28th. 2G71 2U63 362L 3154 3W74 4760 635K 3M There wili a family dinner 3N69 3W76 4*53 4776 4Z65 636W 2G72 2U64 362W ---3E57 I • 4Z68 638C BI4C 2G74 2U67 363 . 3E62 3R38 3W78 4A54 party at the Plyim Mathews 476 7 >39A 9£2D 4*61 2G76 2U69 363P 3L76 3R42 3Y87 Bunday in honor of intake. Among 3G60 3R48 3Z51 4*62 4N51 4268 639C 8248 2G78 2W51 the 14 guests were friends from c hns 2W52 372 3G63 3R49 a 4A65 4 76 > 662A 824K 2352 Grand Haven. 4R43 2363 2W61 3G64 3M9 M3A 2W62 374' '■J 6638 8-UD 2376 3G6-6 3562 •3276 844C 2N71 2W63 3A51 4R48 553 3G67 3576 41545 Flowers Form Setting for Nuptials Methodist Rites At Lake Odessa Unite Couple Here Saturday Harmonious Flavors Styled for a Perfect Diamond FRESH DONOTSrfo^^ru* *-«• Superette 205 N. Michigan Time Saver Roast Hodges DEPENDABLE JEWELERS East Middle Lake We Moke 'Em Donut) 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Buick’s uomxxrswBeottMBS. low would it feel io have an eittra *2,332 in cash? Mike McPharlin to Work for Daverman SOLVING MONEY PROBLEMS is our Business ^ *25 t. M000 When Bills Stack UP THE THING TO DO: Get a Consolidation Loan THE PLACE TO GO: TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON West Woodland By Victor Sitton «4U>4 . 147-1212 Mra. Vcrnla Gabriel spent Thuraday with relatives in ' inured is your bi lure to tell them tbout Welcome Wagon They prill be U|hted vih Um buht of (ifts end helpful Inionuiioo they will receive from our hertm, tf lyiRbot of tbo com­ munity's troditaa! hontatity. Or you Local Finance Corporation THE MAN TO SEE:’ Roy Ballentine at Harkings He Uk toSmy W’ "OK HOWARD RmumK Whatever Your He YMLiko in the Ute afternoon, rain fell County rood men moved machlnof this mile of Martin Road preparatory to b 1 a c k - topping SS^»45-1414 PHONE hops they will spare our beauti­ ful maples. Mr. and Mra. Myrlc Hendec. Mias Bethel Heddee. Mrs. Evelyn Identmcauon numbers, you may know how it feels this week. Now go MS-1534 MMNBK M number on the WELCOME NEWCOM^ Um thh couRto Io D^^:/.7B enjoyed a carry-in dinner with Mrs. Alice Hcndec and Mra. Vemie Gabriel on Monday honroll, in the aptemoon picture* of tho group w«w taken m it la very seldom tltnt the brothers ’ and four *yctx^ucall ^together. Poli! SSfeo.. P .ll . kta? >3*47 you're bate state* wt»«re proh.taUd by —i Nod* Courioous Servlet Local Finance 111 So. * f you take a minute to check ' adowm. . nkm iU^ILmh Wmw HK— nl.nl □ I mH ifafe Htacribt t»U» MamMrt atoaoersweeiisiaim KMIlMVMk. Tlwn M Wcfcdukr >H, nu. Sm M �Milo | The Weather | Barry Demos To Attend State Dinner Saturday RushingRoulett^^y~CKon n«y JU^U---- * On Dton'a U«t U.S. Ditfrict Court Bankruptcy Petition! ry County are* following sea- heart attack last Thursday. ilakVM&M rwMMW at the Mtehlgan grandchildren. while the Fisheries Rcaeareh H tat Ion 'waa awav on business fi ! company. * Rev. John Russell of Richland brought the mr»Monday nig ns an electrical .'•lorm rocked the area and by 8 am. 1.73 inches of rain had tMMmtlc Women hate planned fallen. Up to 8 am. Wednesday, nnuther/90 Inches had been reg­ istered and Tuesday night's low Joe of Grund Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank IlouUi. Bun­ temperature waa 37. Mama will deliver the keynote am. Wednesday. day. * Jack Bradfield Is rill I not Lake Odessa Jeffsgm and Jackson be held Saturday, at the Cobo Hall in Night will be Thursday with a carry-in dinner at 7 pm. Chidester Chit-Chat Poller I 5-JS51 OOMr topics win Include f<xa! Health Programs and Christian Youth Council Selects First Directors At the Monday night meeting of the Christian Youth Council held at the City Bank, directors bort Curtis and Maurice Black- were elected to promote the work of the Youth-A-Ramas and to draft a constitution for the or­ ganlx* tian. Dutch Cappon. Maynard Nlch- Hastings Chorus Plans Concert Next August At the regular Tuesday rebearaal of the Hartings City ___ i committee's fob is to select varied program appealing to Tb» chorus, under Ute direc­ tor of Herbert Moyer, meets tings: Richard Van Engen of NashvUle and Gordon Hammond of Delton were elected to serve until September. They were authorised to select their Ministerial Advisory Board of the ministers of the cooperat­ ing churches. The next Christian Youth-ARama will be held April 23 at Central Auditorium and will fea­ ture the film, “Without Onion." a Christian Youth Movie pro­ duced by Ken Anderson Films, Inc, at Winona Lake. Ind. Music will be fUrhhhed by the Grand Rapltjs School of the Bible and Music. Frat CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks Just arrived from a two-week trip to Florida, visited the Dean Potters nicy Inter attended the Ultra Club dinner In Hastings gu<»ta of the former's mother and father,, lhe WlUls Overicys. taken to Blodgett Hospital by ambulance. Margaret Winter took Mr. and Mra Frank Kurr to Battle Creek where they boarded a train for Chicago, then boarded another train on through to Rlwrsldc. Calif., where they will visit their son. Lyle, and family for n few ter,and Mra. Dean Potter and three members from Hastings met al the Northeastern School In Hastings for the lesson on. “Improve Your Houseltold Btor- Ed Rice attended the District W8C8 Meeting Day Apart at Riven by chairman, Mrs. Walter Caledonia Wednesday. * Rev. and Mra. Powell attended the Potter. A dessert auction fumwedding of her sister, Sharon, at Ithaca Saturday. * Mrs. Elsie Davis and Mra Jerllyn Cheney famished a lot of amusement for neth Richie al Bellevue. Satur­ day. Douglas Mkhael U the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Green of iaruing. W Mr and Mrs. Leon Stanton returned Sunday from a istration fraternity. two-week trip to Florida where Mra Theodore Knopf visited they visited Mr and Mra Tom her brother in South Haven over PENNOCK tended the Wally Taber show In Hastings. * Rev. and Mra. Karl Five innnlxn, frem the Chid- By Mra. John Hook Im Honorary Eye and daughter of Woodland and Christine, also Mr. and Mra Gerry Allen and family of Freeport. * Mra. Prank Kurr. Margaret Winter. Mra. Walter Durfee the high school. Any lu­ ll residents of the Has- MasUaon, was one of 87 students naMd to honorary fraternities Friday. March 18. at the annual honors banquet of the University of Michigan's Graduate School of Business Administration. BUI was unable to attend the banuet as he was in Kansas City or an Interview. He w^s Invited Mra. Richard Bruin of Bradley were Friday evening. March 11, gueeta of the Ralph Eye's of Gun Lake Road * Bunday. March 13. dinner guests of the Ralph Eye more meeting in April, and aeveial of th: ladles plan on taking the annual tour which will be to the Chicago Merchandise Marl. The trip will be sometime in April. * Margaret Winter. .Violet Curtis. Charline Kidder and women, meeUn, All repewt . fine Ume. * Wta of the Algonquin Disteict was a supper guest Tureday of litv grandpar­ ents. tlic Dean Pottem * TIw Robert Smith family from Beld­ ing spent Sunday afiemooii ut the home of his parents, the Hammond and Harold Erb. Denn Potters and his brother, The Bib Sherwoods were hosts the David Smiths. Robin Smith for the Brittany dinner Satur­ day evening when their Gourmet Club met for this special cuisine. Mra Wealey Logan. Mra John nle Drake spent Friday night with Debra Hunt to celebrate Debra's birthday, which was Saturday. * Clayton Erb of By­ ron Center was a Bunday dinner East Doud Nwshville, Mich. ffcowe 653-2791 Thursday morning to hear Town Hall lecturer Abdul Ghafur rout Moslem leaders, talk about his faith and religious beliefs. Want to know what carefree feet will be weering this spring? ■’ By Mrs. lloyd Owen V4S-5S11 o'clock. * Mra. Roy V turned home Saturday cago,' Ill, where she week with her daughter. Anita, who accompanied her mother Schley operated the Snuggle Inn at Delton and also owned and and Mra. Bruce Andree and operated the Meander Inn, also in Delton. .turday with Janet's per­ . and Mra Gerald TUch>nr. tub. ts.sss.ei **»u rrsi er. Other guests at the famUy Florence' (Morrison) Schley >. Budsll Frier. 1UIU CrMk. gathering were the Corvin Tlschera, the Arnold Erbs, the Delton Fire Department Paul Karrara. with Mn. Sarah He Is survived by his wife, Tischer of Lansing who returned Dorothy (Dolly); a daughter. home Tuesday. The Book Discussion chib met Wednesday with 18 members thur'. R2 Richland: Merle Jr, R3 present. Mrs. Florence Wilson. Plainwell, and Thomas, R2 Del­ Prvid I. Joksroa. W«ylu>4. ton; 13 grandchildren; three sis­ r, U»b. ta.?BO st mmu itoo Hastings municipal librarian. ters, Mrs, Ernest (Ula) Ander­ books. * Pennock HospiUl Guild son. Battle Creek; Mra. LeRoy 41 met Wednesday at the home (Athene) Fox, Hickory Comers,' ot Mra. Arthur Grau! with 10 members present. Work for the Cadillac. hospital Included dlapera, sterilttlng bags and baby blankets. In Quests at the William Cramer niu»b»th the afternoon, work was on can­ horns during ths past waek were Drinkingtwiveri ara a major menace on lhe highways. S7740—WUlUa X. I cer dressings and paper lined bed Rev. and Mrs. Ham and Mr. and pads for the American Cancer Mra. Albert Bradfield and sons Society of the county. The next of Holland, Mra Charles Poland meeting will be April 20. of MlddlevUle and Mr. and Mra. The Lake Odessa Community Chest elected Dr. A X. VanZyl Mra. Mslvln Haight, local. as president. Lawrence Smith Saturday dinner guests of Mr. has served In that office for and Mra Lewis Marble were Mr. three years since Ils organlsa- and Mrs. Joseph Jankovitch ot Mrs. Carroll McGuffln and her on Sunday were his son and wife, son. Mr. John McGuffln. of Trn- ■ the Harold Grays of Olivet. ’e7^C,5r “on?ay' The Herbert Reinhardts flew elected secretary and will serve and Tuesday to be with Mra. An-1 Columbus, Ohio, .where they Mr and Mra. Ray Price visited as treasurer. Elected to three.t P.„. yulud U|(.lr dllUKhtJ.r Mr und na McGuffln. i Crttk. Uboitr. Usb. nock Hospital. _!______________ _________ _ SUL Okla, and also were In Mrs. Peter Longjotin and_____ lamUy. Mrs. B. A. LyBorkcr returned for a week, since returning, Wichita Falls. Texas, a weekend Glennan. Willard Kenyon. Rev. ago. Shirley Warner accompa­ home Saturday after vacation-, their Sunday dinner guests have William Rlbbens, Dr. Jack nied them. Upon completing his ing in Florida. i been JJjrtr daughters, Mr. and Tromp. Dr. VanZyl and Max Vi- training at Fort 8UI, Jack will be The Roy Cordeses were In Bat-' Mrs. David TerMew and family pond, tie Creek Friday and visited the. of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Roy DeHavens., | Mrs. Donald Frislnger and fam- array .For Banner Classified Ads Thc Emeat Carpenters recent- l*> ol Ktanuiaxi. Call WI 5-3481 ly moved from 734 8. Jefferson । The cute little visitor at the where they have resided far five • Hal Buerge home is 'their new years into their newly built home granddaughter. Lori Beth, who in the First Ward on E. Charles was born to the Francis LindStreet. ' |grens at Pennock Hospital on 27770 The Chester Hodges returned March 14. Lori ami her parenta home Saturday from a Florida ore staying at the Buergra before holiday. I returning to their home in The Glen Perkins have been Grutul Ropids. enjoying their stay in Melbourne' Word has been received from 27713—Jackta Beach, Fla., and will return home Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox that via Washington. D.C, probably । they celebrated their 55th wednext week, to visit their son and ding anniversary on March 14 l. Goodrich. BsUlo family, en route to Michigan.1 with Michigan friends In FioriThanks to Glen for mailing The da. In fact, the day was nonored several •different occasions. Banner a copy of the Gemini 8 on ................ ’,w-—’ — lisb l ooo space flight edition of the March They also received many cards 18th Issue, the Melbourne Beach from friends in Michigan wmen newspaper. It Is now available U> were greatly appreciated. The the public at the Hastings Public Wilcoxes have lived In or near MU S1.07S.00 -B. W. Htrbiit Jr, Hastings until 11 years ago when BatUs Ctaak. Library. Mr. and Mra. Richard Cook they bought a home in Tarapa, Michigan State basketball star are in Ann Arbor Wednesday Florida, but have never missed Sun Washington wound up his spending a Summer here. and the remainder of the weak career in 1966 as the second aif guests of the University for leading scorer in SparUn his­ tory. His 1442 point total is sur­ final dinner meeting will bo at, passed only by Julius McCoy's Inglis House Friday evening. 1477. A note from the Roman FcldOwen 9 YIARS IN HASTINGS pausches aboard the SB. Inde­ Thcn? ore more than 15.000 pendence now cruising In the naval officers on active duty Mediterranean, mentions that 107 L Woo4hnd Ave. Nt. WI 5-2091 have received--------their--------com-. Mr. and Mrt. William Cox and who - ---------------------------I bey have met a couple of fallow children from Nashville spent. missions through programs they, travelers from Lansing who are Marclt 6 at Lloyd Owens. * Mrs. ■ entered as enlisted men. cousins ot Gordon Cove and also the Behlera of Lake Odessa. They Howard Moore is home from a---------------------------------------------------ore having good weallier and a Grand Rapids Hospital * Mr. . wonderful time on the trip, in­ and Mra. Harold Sapp from cluding many shore tours along Moores Friday, Marches.. * Mr. the way. and Mra. Raymotur Tobias from Mra. James WI s w e 11 and Woodland were Tiiuraday, March daughter. Laura, will fly home this weekend after visiting her Mra. Basil Tobias from Hinds parents, the Howard Whites, at district spent two days with tier ©1 PERSONALS}® Carpet & Furniture CLEANING If you are proud of your furnishings and want to protact your invoitmont, have them cleaned the lafeit and moat affective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean East Doud Robert Getman from Battle Mr. and Mrs. Namuui Arm- I Mrs. Warren Roush and Mra. Creek called on ths Will Curds William Linington. who flew to strong and children spent £un- I Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Will California three months ago. day. March 6 with Mr. and Mrs. । Shriber from Hastings spent Saturday at WUl Curds. * Mr. Eldon Houghlaltn visited friends at Charlotte Monday. Mn. Lloyd Yeckley District called at the laruin. and Mra. Llnington tier Owen accompanied lier to NashHoward Moores Wednesday. * son. Dick and family, at Reseda, returned to Grand Rapids Fri ­ Mrs Ada Tobias from Hastings i William Cox and family. ★ Call­ and Mr. and Mra. Dean Belleck day evening. Mra Lining ton' ers at the Houghtaiins’ Saturand family from McOmber were came to Hastings and Mra I Sunday visitors at the Howard Roush remained at the home of James from Sturgis and Mr. and Moores. * Mr. and Mra Pau! Mra. Harold Touch from CharBtrman from Battle Creek and Mrs. Llnington-s slater, the Wil- > Mrs. Owen — atSuska* of IsuuUng. who lotte. ------ —Lloyd —---------Mr. and Mra. Lyle Norris from ham en route to Hawaii, also Cressey spent Friday evening at . . . . .. .. . al X<ra Mlldrr*d Xfattv-W a nt the Linden Norrises. ■ Algonquin March 8. Mr. and Mrs Larry Arnold Llnington home. Mr.--------------------------------and Mra. Donald XJalhcws A guest of tlie Maurice Hynes ,| — ,---------spent the past weekend in Day­ ton. Ohio. * Mra. Lloyd Owen on Sunday was her cousin. Otto and Gregory called al Lloyd spent Wednesday at the Kuro! Sonzenboknr of Toledo. Ohio. I Owens Friday. * We are happy Mra. Ruth Staid of Laming to welcome the Edwin James Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen were Wednesday supper visited the Harold Grays on back to our neighborhood. guests nt the Karol Owens. * Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Owen called Mrs. Charles D- 'Evadcnei on her aunt. Mrs Millie Boyes Fox and Mrs. David (Shirley) gucour'at Norman Armstrongs. at Pennock Hospital Wednesday Hawks are singing with the Mr. rind Mra. Lynden Norris Grand Rapids Symphonic Choral called on Mr. and Mra. Paul Choir, and the group will be pre­ Birman In Battle Creek SuUirLEGALS senting "Israel in Egypt' by Handel at Lhe Civic Auditorium Clarence Chaffee and children on April 2S. rUBLIOATIOIf OBDEB. from Charlton Park called at Mra. Leon Gray has recently Lyndfen Norris' Sunday, March 0. nock Hospital and ft recovering nicely. Callers at the Gray home Plymouth announces a special car at a special price Plymouth Fury Silver Special USE BANNER WANT ADS! Lustrous silver outsid We think of the job of scrvj> ing our clients as a round-theclock proposition. After all, losses don’t limit themselves Prices from $ ] Q99 No Quitting Time ou Service Puppies SB AMO CASUALS Ml April ISlh Wayne's shoe store 123 W. Sfwta suddenly Monday noon, Maron official* with burial tn the East. ary meets Monday, March 28. at Hickory Comers Cemetery the Lakewood Junior High cafe- Thgy*ll be wearing Hugh Puppies* casuals, like Crete, shown In Breathin’ Brushed Pigskin*. And the many Other styles for women, and for everyone In the family from Infants on up. They all come in bright new casual colon, in Breathin' Brushed Pigskin and new glove-soft leather. So bring the whole family in soon. And see all tho new Hush Pupples’shoes. “ Merle Sehley Suffers Fatal Heart Attack suffer a loss... fire in you home, auto accident, business catastrophe... you want help light away. You'll get just that if you place your protection program in our hand*. and loaded with extras you want great new '66 Plymouth! The Plymouth Fury Silver Special is a bl«, full-alxe Fury. Kxtrae that come ae standard equipment Include: white walls • special wheel covers • special sllvdr buffable acrylic enamel • exclusive, blue all-vinyl interior • deluxe upper door molding. Plymouth ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation Dewey's .Car Palace, m-hatSprague Road, Delton �I Mra. Elva M’ Bliss Continues lolarahip (gram Here Buried Friday Blanchard, she was the daugh­ ter of Georae and Busan Mc­ Clelland Fellows. She married Hayden Myers in 1804. Ho died tn August. 1041. They resided at Saranac until moving to Clarks­ ville in 1030. Surviving are a eon, Horace of Clarksville; a danghfre. Mrs. Postal Charges Jump Saturday The E. W. Bllsa Company Is continuing Its scholarship pro­ gram for the lUh consecutive year, Thomas L. Johnston, di­ viaton manager has announced. Twenty-nine students, chosen in competitive Interviews in lhe last four years, are now being assisted In obtaining engineering degrees in the nation's colleges under this program. They are located at 20 unl- March' 18, Bl 2 pm. at the FWkena Chapel at ClaxtariUe for Mra. Kiva a Mytra, 00. formerly of Clarksville. She died Tuesday, March Ifi, about 8:30 pan. al tho Reed's Nursing Home at Kalamaxixt w litre she had been a patient for the last three year* Cynthia Guggemot Sings at Farris ovtr the weekend were her aon ... ..and wife. Ute Bernard. Hamattended school in Heidelberg, monde of Lanaing. confirmed In the register on Feb. 25. are put into effect under Uie existing administrative au­ thority ot the Postmaster Gen­ era, Milton Fellows of Muskegon and Otta of Lansing, and two tlon storage special 1st In Head­ sisters, Mrs. George Royce of quarter) Company, Yukon Com­ available, has been provided many of the scholarship studr mand at Fort Wainwright. He To qualify aa a candidate. e entered lhe Army In November. For A Week It's not only more fun to spend than save, but apparent­ ly it gives you the right kind of ex­ perience should you aspire to a high government office. Elect RUBY HENNEY Hastings Michigan’s wild fire lossee .in the spring would be cut considerably if every debris burner followed this land­ owner's example. A a, shown above, here are the three simple steps to fire preveofioq: . 1) After making sure that debris it safe distance ‘ from buildings plow a fire line around your burning site; 2) With a shovel, water can, or other fire-fighting hand equipment at your side, keep a constant watch over your burn"from start to. finish; and Treasurer 3) Check what you have burned to see that your fire is dead out. Actually, there's another step that comes before maintain scholastic and personal standings satisfactory to the col­ lege of ills choice. Mtaa Cynthia Giijeemw, daughter of Mr. and Mr* Ouggemo*. 420 W. Center is one at The oust of operating three five special aerricre now exceeds revenue) by SflO million annually among the 29 are etudentt spon­ sored by each of the company's Completes NCO Academy—Army major nuuiufacturing divisions. Pfc. John G. Myers. 10. son of Mr. and Mrs. Glendale Myers, Middleville, graduated from the US. Army Alaska Noncommis­ sioned Officers Academy at Fort Wainwright on Peb. 18. The academy, lhe only one of Its kind recent date with good scholastic rating and take qualifying trots preacribed and administered by Mi»»ionary to Report on Work At Local Church to serve in important office • Qualified this ail the test: Before starting your fire, get a free burning permit from your nearest Conservation Department field office or fire department. It's a must! — Michigan Department of Conservation. by having bookkeeping training and experience 10 Years Business Experi­ ence and the ability to tXMRT TIKI . Pleasant Volley Holy Week Services service JIM BARR Tira Shop lined up for lhe Pre-Earter ser­ vices which will begin Bunday evening, April 3; with the pastor speaking. On Monday evening. U. s. MOYAL SPONABLE are having trouble finding jobs are particularly wanted. Others who think they know what work they would like, but lack the skills a good Job needs, are vrel- FUNERAL HOME work for and with the general public. ent 20 cents per item to 30 cents Looms incurred in the opera­ tion of special services are paid Be assured your Vote and Support in the General Election, April 4th will be greatly appreciated. Avenue la one place in Grand Rapids where youth Is wanted. Young people between the rgtn Best Buys on Now & Used Tires Mooted FREE! FAMINC Opportunity Center for Youth In Grand Rapids CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS £LTHE WEEK a surgical patient at Sparrow Hospital. Lansing, on Sunday. of programs to start this group on tile road to work, and tho facta about many ot the new op­ portunities are available at the new Center near Burton Heights. The Youth Opportunity Cen­ ter is the place for young job sorted out. The Center, operated by the Michigan Employment Security ConunUMon Is open to all who hare problems of job choice, job finding, and job hand to answer questions and to aaairt with problems So If you have left high school or college, graduated from high school or college, or are presently employ­ ed but looking for a better job. SOLD AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedroom* and two dootts. *nd a hall ciowt, snd downstair* there is one bedroom, living room, dining room, and fejt bath, ha* a full basamant with gun type oil heating plant, one stall garage ar«Hull,6t. for $6,0fM* male Job openings received dally. A very important port of the encourage area employers to de­ velop Jobs for this age group Charles Longfellow, manager oat the serious youth unemploy­ ment problems confronting the nation. The Youth Opportunity Center needs the help and co­ operation at all employers In AND A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, ha* living rpm, din.ag room, kitchen, four bedrooms and full bath, two big halls, full basement with a double garage In basement, has converted heating plant ------------------------------ ------------------- -—------------- --------- $9,800.00 AND A GOOD INCOME FROFERTV IN THE FOURTH WARD, insulated and aluminum storm win­ dows, a real good roof, one three-room apartment with 'good floor covering and modery bath, and downstair* a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice large bedroom* with closet* and hardwood floors, TV room, dining room, and kitchen with new miaul linoleum, rhe kitchen ha* knotty pine cupboard* and work space, a good sited bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in front porch, a full basement with new gas furnace and water healer, a one stall garage, this piece is worth seeing and you will appreciate it. priced at$ IS.000-00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, ha* three bedroom* up and full bath, anc^down a living room. ' one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and ha* stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall garage. •** A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD with two bedrooms upstair* and one bedroom down, livins rdom. dining room, kitchen snd full bath, ha* oak floor*, full ba*«ment with gas furnSck. Inaiftl one and ona-half stall garage, cap insulated, newly remodeled kitchen with cherry paneling fonnka tops, ita inleu steel sink, on nice corner lot. close to Central School .............................MJ.IRMS TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for..$2,300.00 aach little things cost extra? get an H.C.B. personal loan Diapers, pins, bottles, pans and boxes cribs, cradles, strollers, play pens bears, beads, blocks after the doctor delivers, we'll deliver, too have personal loans for all personal things We Want to be Your Banker! Ulepbono number is 452 8747 Please make U. four ftrat call for your entry Job openings." Violet Exhibition The Battle Creek African Vio­ let Society will present tui exhi­ bit from 10 aan. to 8 pm. on Wednesday. March 30. at the ■USIN US LOCATED RENTAL FROFERTY in good business district which rents tor $150 00 par mo. for $7,500.00 A REAL GOOD, YEAR ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, lot is 50 ft. wide, nms tram water's edge to highway, has permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steal fiahing boat, heater and electric range, this place has only been ouilt a few years, all for .._$l2.*604>t COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hastings School Menu DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS: HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE 3KER �I Saving Mlchlgn’» Weather Brings OiffdCandidates Fun Cage Menn On Tap in HHS Barry Observing National Wildlife Week Mike Youngs Leaves for Texas acretnlng distasteful features which mar the scenic beauty along highway*.'* Stele Chairman Paul Wendler pointe out. "However, there arc many other areas where significant efforts can be made to preserve natural beauty and enrich outdoor ex­ periences such as fishing, hunt­ ing, camping, boating, picnick­ ing. and hiking." The Michigan Wildlife Week Chairman emphasised that Ut­ ter and debris along lakes and stream* and in parks and forests given to the] should be cleaned up and dspoal- emphads *alf need tar preserving natural beauty and all citizens are called upon to participate in programs of a conservation type; now. competition." particularly. in the Rice tourney where some nation­ ally-rated players are likely to perform. Making the trip with Drobac SOLVED, I, Franklin C. Beck­ with. Mayor of the City of Has­ tings, do hereby proclaim the period. March 20-26, 1M4. as Dav* Foot* Win* Intramural Title David Foote, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foote, who captained the 1943-M Hasting* High wrest­ ling team. won the i30;p<xind tn- BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "lt'» America'* Favorlt* Family iHHiifwmmnwr Armchair Athlete 7. Barry County’s v------ --- -------------------------------------------------------Middleville High Trojans, who carried our hopes and aspira­ tions for a State basketball championship all the way to the semi-finals, only to be eliminated by Flint’s Holy Redeemer Flyers who were, a very fine team Friday night. We thought Coach Ray Fage'i eagers should have gone gll lhe way. Excellent shooting on the part of the Flyers, and missed shots by the Trojan*,,'------------------------- -— •—— spelled the difference. The Troagain, but just couldni get error the hump. There were damp eyes among the Trojan followers when the many. After your team play* such a terrine game, you can only be proud. Barry County salutes its tint team to win a quarter-final basketball game. light Cyde Cage Tourney Opem Monday at Lakewood Gym Fun" 3 Vi year* in the City Clark's office provide a valuable background for th* office of Independent basketball teams from Central Michigan areas will be participating in the basket­ ball tournament to be held at Lakewood High School during Ids. Lansing, and Kalamazoo areas will compete," Lakewood High School.Varsity Club Presi­ dent Darrell Carr said. .. The tournament, which will be sponsored by the Lakewood Var­ sity Club, will start Monday. March 38. with the finals on Fri­ day. April 1. Gar" —• — played every night--------- --------- Outdoor Trail —The sucker* with two games on some nights. The first game each night will are running real well in the Thornapple and Coldwater Riv­ er*. Game Warden Gene Brown reports. Bpearing for rough fish becomes legal on April I. On the same date you will have to City Treasurer VOTt fOX asiifwwow AMU Open Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION . AND-RBIRVATIONS lab anti Mleltay Lambarl * HASTINGS BOWL INC Woedl*ndstMichigan What Ever You WANT games, would put his broadcast of the Middleville tournament contests on tape for Burdette become legal again April 30. pike "Lefty" Cline, Formalee Road, ou May 16 and basa on June 1. who then sent the tapes to his There * no dosed season on pansoldier son. David, in Germany. . . . Don Thoma*, who covered the Regional final at Battle Creek for Grand Rapids and who cover* car racing events, report- BRIDGESTONE HAS IT testing tire* under a’fine con­ tract. Johncock won S603 for his 9th place finish tn the Jimmy Bryan 150-mlle auto race at Phoenix. Arts.. Bunday. . . . Many of us thought the Class C champion would come out of the Middleville - Holy Redeemer game, but how wrong could we who never got off the ground. . . . Rob White, who could pract Ically name his next school, reportedly has narrowed the fl?Jd down to the University Has your Drivers License Expired? Remember—if your license has expired or will expire in the next 8 months, apply for a new one today. The traffic department does not notify you to renew. tees deciding with the Conserva­ tion Department on what Is proper deer management. Each committee would be made up ot 25 citizens who would be recommended fqr membership by legislators, sportsmen's clubs, and other organization* Final appointment to the committees would be made by the Comm IsAlthough operational details for the committees are still being worked out, preliminary thinking calls for requiring members of the dtixens’ groups to attend one-day orientation classes to be conducted by the Conservation Department . During each of these briefing sessions. Department men will background committee members for their new rota* by explain­ ing such thing* as .location of winter deeryards, length of the deeryarding season, dally winter They will also tell how to rec­ ognise overbrowstng, point up habitat change* affecting deer, ana ouurne . uie importance oi deer productivity, weight*, and antler development. As proposed, advisory comm 11tecs will be required to take part in sue deeryard tours or meetings 1 Mm» Jta. Hwfisgt knowing he's made's wise investment. Your Lincoln Continental dealer's exclusive new factory-approved warranty provides free replacement of power train parts, including labor, wher­ miles, whichever comes first. Ask your Lincoln Continental dealer about his factory-approved warranty and enjoy count­ less miles of distinguished motoring In the year* ahead. Be Safe-Be Sure It* M. Mkw Your Lincoln Continents! dealer ha* a selection of prime-condition, late-model Continentals, plus s warranty to go with them, for the except for accidents or road hazards. This warranty will cover 1963,19*4 and 1965 Continentals for 12 months or 24,000 REMINDER SPONSORED BY Coleman agency factory-approved protection that now makes a '63, *64 or '65 Continental the wisest used luxury car buy in America! ever you drive. With normal' maintenance, it cover* all internal engine, tr*n*mi**ion and rear axle part* as well as the drive line, CHECK YOUB LICENSE BIGHT NOW IINTS Buyers of used luxury cars! Lincoln Continental warranty now covers major repairs for 12 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first Covers 1963,1964 and 1965 Lincoln Continentals anywhere there is a Lincoln Continental dealer. THIS EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ONLY ATDunny Utwhllw, who ha* a two-year ooaablnc log at MichHtyatateat(j»-l|i,---------- *— MAHLER MOTOR SALES Hasting* rtu WI 54479 �I burr 183-543. Boonie Halhaway some Trojan Tourney Trail Reaches Semi-Finals About Bowling 160-471 and Gladys Edwards 1 SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES "W* JT**"1 J°hn KolIuk* IM, Bally Gallup 17a, Shirley 1«3-6U. Faye Alien 181-563. Peg Cronlnger 185-603 and BUI Barna 161, Madeline Everett 156. EUa Higdon 168. F Good gun**: Allan HLnrichsen 80, Patsy Nelson 166. Jodene Howell 179, Jim Bourne 170, Gene Wyant 168. Helen Bourne Glnny Bette picked up the 158. Gladys Edward* 160. Phyllis 6-7 split and Rose Moore th* Brown 155. Benny Brown 162, Wesley Friend 163. Nancy Taylor 156. Velma Slocum 165, Bob Slo­ COMMERCIAL MINORS cum 167. Al Taylor 176 and Dor­ Standing*: Smith Bros. 674. othy Bum* 175. MONDAY MIXERS Steading*: Welcome Tavern 82. Northside Grocery 74, Vogt's and Foodland 674. McAllister* 654. Haan's Standard 63. Foad Center 614. Sheriff's Olrls 61. Piston Ring 58. Savings dt Loan 554. Hastings Heights 55. Mary's Beauty Shop 634. The Banner 494. Big D 45. Parmalee's 43. WBCH 384. Auto Tag Inn 33 and Michigan Magnetics 32. Good scores: Emma Magoon Tiol Middleville T-K High Trojan*, ho rumped to the first quarter­ final victory in the school's his­ tory at Battle Creek Lakeview Wednesday nlgbl. put on a great exhibition nf netinn1—"~n Fri­ day night, btrt 15 WM the end of the UjumasMbt Srtll for the Trojans. ■ Cltgo 554. Hasting* Electric 55. Tinkler's 54, Hastings Aluminum ten Monument 44. Ti 404 and Viking 334- snagg.'cd solo honors with 224 finishing with 514. John Kasln»ky posted 203-560, Paul Cassel M2. Oaten Daniel* 549. Enuneth Goucher 182-461, Jun* Benner Kngreeth 541, Curt Awrey 597, 170-483. Boonie Hathaway 224­ Gordon Howe 534, BUI Kruko 483. Louise Bahs 201-542, Betty 520, Don Mathew* 525. Dave Bhetar 176-470. Shirley VanDenburg 192-530. Betty Sotharri 160­ 4M, Mary Roush 194-464, Maxine 515, J. Tobias 210-519. Rod Tleta Dipp 169 - 488. Marge Wieland 517 and Woody Wyngarden 502. 188-465, Bertha Thaler 223-579, BANTUM LEAGUE (UNDER It) AlUster 171-451. Irene Heath 168­ 457 and Darlene Everett 151-4M. Bumworth 151-354. J. Haan 134­ 239, J. Miller 133-239, J. Wyngar­ MONDAY BOWLERETTES den 121-233, D. Vandermolen 127­ Standings: Walldorf Us 84. Pen­ 231, R. Wyngarden 193-231. R. ney's 74. Hasting* Radio & TV Morgan 132-228, M. Halnea 111­ 73, Color Center 69. Motor Aires 228, M. Rowley 123-227, B. Cur­ 62. Gilmore's and Gardner's 61, tis 129-230, D. Gank 127-324. M. V dt J Mobil 60. Hastings Floor Covering M4. Mahler's 544, 215. B Goodyear 112-215. K. Arcade Beauty Salon 50, Has­ Roe 110-214. B Haven* 115-219. tings Millink- 49. Milter Durarach 118-212, K Rayner 113-211. L. Reardon 117-210, B. Hause Lantern 3C. 111-308, K. Flook 104-307, J. ey VanDen- Rowley 106-308. C. Dahlhouser NOTICE TO THIRD WARD ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS SHOULDER ANGLE: The bowler’s shoulders always are at e right angle to the line he intends his bell to follow. For «Xample, if a bowler is trying lo get a strike from an angle other than a stssighl line perpendicular to the foul line, he should assume that angle with hi* shoulder*. Also, on spare* such aa the 7 pin or 10 pin conversion, be should approach the fool K- AUen 118-204, C. Rea- 221-582. Larry Poll IM-502, Bob u’-aw “d A MerTU1 McCollum 188-534. Louise Annis 300. 152-418 and Walt Sinclair 214Slaodlng*: Haan's 534, Dale* 52°_______ “lUrJs^'wS**atl. uSJberA41 । TUESDAY TWISTERS xlilary 41. East Side Lumber 41,1 Barr's Tlnw 40. Karchele'. and . Stendlng*. Pktuant Point MO- r xmH 61,. Powd« Box S7H. “ “a future election*, will be held In the Hastings High School. Please mo the Park Street entrance to the 160-449 and 158-446. Marie Hammond 177. Gene Thompaou 152, Julia Loio 167. Married Tuckerman Klngabury 155. Florence Weyerman 157, Sue 0L Martin 158. Alice Frcdaickson 188. Lucille West Vl/ Uk Gym —whore L— the. J option —11-- — will 111 L be —------conducted 1 »- J nigh Hart IM. for both the Third end Fourth Words. DONNA J. KINNEY, City Clerk Hasting*, Michigan 1 Doris Greenfield 150-474. Ginny Howard 150-429, Ethal Fowler 154-430. Carol Huriea* 148-402, lup 152-400 and Sharon Gieger WEDNESDAY P-M. LEAGUE 178-433. Standings: Hasting* Motor Sales 72. Hastings Cleaner* 89, SENIOR AJ.B.C. LEAGUE Maker's 63, Ne-Hl 80. Stan ton's Standings: Hastings Bowl 68, 60. Shirley* 56. Ready Mix 55. Hasting* Shell 654. UA.W. 454. American Legion 40. BL Martin's 47. Bob'* Bike 4k Hobby 434, 384 and 7-Up 344. Miller's 364 and Ockennan's 36. Scores: Wes VanDenburg 230­ Good sertae: Shirley Venden- 573, Sue Lambert 183-519. Den­ burg 206-5S4, Janet Peuruh 199­ nis Craig 183-509. Jack Reynolds 545. Doris Stanton 188-537, Betty 202-496. Dean Lambert 179-467. Sue Sanborn 167-467. Rick Van* 506. Barta Kterwy 184-509. Faya Den burg 174-449. Bob Ritter 174­ AUen 181-481. Joan Tinker 187­ 425, Steve Sanborn 151-425 and 488. Pat Conley 199-467, Mickey Sandy Gaskill 144-404. Lambert 182-459. Maggie Corri- Word, City of Hostings will no longer be used. Voting at the April 4, 1966 election, and all champtoruhlp. the first to go to a U P. school Ln five year*. and the first in Class C since Crys­ tal Pall* won the crown In 1956. Saturday night Barry County cage Ians were either In Jenison Fieldhouse al Michigan State or still glued to their TVs watching Ferndale defeat Ann Arbor. 65­ 00. for lhe State Class A title. The Claa* championship went'to GrandB Rapid' . r.cplds East eight-time Christian, an eight - time loser during the regular season, who defeated River Rouge 76-66. Rouge wq seeking a sixth straight State crown, but could not handle Uie height of the Furniture City five. " The Class D title went to Covert, who fought off Trout Walter, H Steve Schondelmayer of Has­ mixm. ■ tings easily won lhe West Cen­ Several limes they overcame big tral Conference scoring champ­ deficits but couldn't quite get ionship with hte record setting over the hump. 302 pointe, according to statistics compiled by Walter Jaehnlg of quarter and 40-27 al Intermis­ Greenville. . sion. Flint exploded In the third and gained a 60-42 lead In the Johns, with 239 Others passing first four minute* but the Tro- lhe 200-r---- *~-----Springer, BL Johns. 331. Bchoodelmayer shattered 1? se M,.e* IHh the Charlotte seven year* ago by five gam*. points. Hl* 117 field goal* were Middleville connected on 28 also a new mark. Al Werbteli of out of 71 field goal attempts for 39 4 while Flint sank 30 out of The mark ot 110 fr*e throw* set by Dean Webster of Belding In 1960-61 held. The summarie*: MbtehvlU* Laalla Shroyer wa* second tn field goals with 96. Leonard had most tt free throw*. 89, followed by I? sophomore Bruce Lapointe of Orynu Ionia. CccpbaU A total of 71 player* scored 10 Michl 6 or more pointe In league play. Croft 1 Grand Ledge and Lakewood led with 10 each. Hastings, St. Johns. Greenville. Charlotte had State trophy and 48lh conaeeunine each. Alma eight and Ionia seven. M1DDLEVILLB .. .9* IS IS SS — ?? The loss was the first in 26 LBSLIE Here Is the complete list: IS 12 S 26—SS games for Trout Creek whose FokmU*: MteSUvUh 22. L««1U 14. female puppy, eight weeks Bob Gale poured in 40 pointe be­ te available tor adoption fore he went out on fouls with nut Holy 1:06 left. MlWrvllte 2KKY Middleville roared Into the Parti*. semi-final* with it* great 77-55 tact Braden through th* MMrifl's victory over Leslie al Battle office. Creek Lakeview while Holy Re- Orlffllk a 4- sa?s J Mobile 21 and Auto Tag Inn Notice Is hereby given that the polling place located at Z18 East Grand Street in tho Third Saturday little L'Anse from Uie Upper Peninsula bombed the at which a straight line runt SHOULDER ANOLE ■ by _ way o/ the tnidtcciion it from the thoulden not conilant. The more you bowl, the leu you protrude. ssris win us.::: "U.K L^.. u Schondelmayer eight rebounds. Hint Holy Redeemer played a Sets New West terrific game against Middleville. before the first period ended, and Central Record ttreak Holy Redeem** *4 Lansing's Civic Center, 78-74, In lhe State- Deputies 57H. Paxk- sumtn sophomore, replaced White and 1, played a fine game. He scored 10 । TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standing*: Welton's Healing 77, River Bend Golf 68. High­ land'* 61. Thoraapple Skating Rink and Andrus Insurance 58. Ken's & Bob'* Gulf 594. Johnson'* Furniture 48 and Poll's Construction 404. Want Black Puppy? Visitation, 77-74. Jullu* McCoy. Michigan State's r champion. vu named scored at Lakeview, four In double figures. The Trojans had a 12-8 bulge after five minute* of play. Paced by Gary Stauffer's MIDDUVUX* BEDEI1 three quickies, lhe lead was hiked HOLY PerMaal*: MMSterilte 19, Holy Be- RECREATION-LEAGUE NO. 3 Standing*: Gilmore'* 66. Lock­ shore and AcketU* 62. Woodman­ see Lumber 534. Nashville Gratel 504. Johnnie's 484. Walldorff's 49. Parker's Tavern 444. Hasting* Meat Market 43 and Goodyear Bros. 42. Individual: Jim Barnum 203­ 587. Lea Springer 201-584. John Kaalnsky 321-580, Al Morgan 307-676. Jim Malcolm 201-560. Kingsley Bennett 209-543, Jack Bowman 532, Leon AckeU 210­ 524. Pat Gilmore 2)2-623. Ray Lundquist 523. Bob Ward 520, Stew Howes 201-509, George Cogswell 501 and Jim Harrington It was a cold second period for each team and the Trojans led. going into the finale. Rob White. Middleville's all- HASTINGS MFC. LEAGUE H landtag*: Tool Room 70, Ca­ sh* 66. Ofl ice 65. Courthouse Service 63. Machine Room 534. Leftover* 51. Tough Guy* 504. Presser* 484. Journeymen 474 and Chrome Room 45. Paul Bond fired 232-275. Clare •Vestbrook 500. Aaron Sherk 206­ 551. Harry McCollum 519. Mike Reynolds 506. Joe Sluts 532. Art Oallup 537. Bob MalUson 532. Date Geiger 203-533 and Don ' Stauffer swished In 29 pointe to lead lhe quarter-final victory, and Scott Henning added 12. Gary VanEUt, a 6-3. 240-pound COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE! Family Bundle* Domp Wesh • Wash and Fluff Dry Wo Flnleb Shhtv. Flatwork, Work Clothe* HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY WI 5-4062 323 S. Mlchlgaa Call WI 5-2491. WHAT'S YOUR PREFERENCE IN MUSIC? Fir* Bum* 50 Acres Save Building* if Road south and cast of Ban field noon by Luther Lens who called the Bedford Fire Department ESTATE AUCTION The Bedford fire truck became mud but To settle tho oototo* of the late Florence Campbell and Arlene Campbell Harrison farm was burned over, before Lhe fire was extinguished NutglRnr* and firemen were vo th* farm hi।tiding. the undersigned will sell the following ot public auction located at 614 West Walnut Street. Hastings, Michigan Small walnut lamp table with round marble top; walnut center table with 2:00-2:15 Polkas 2:15-2:30 Marches Mr. and Mra. Manuel Rodrl- 2:30-2:45 Percy Faith Mra. Domingo BUva at Ionia. * 2:45-3:00 Lake Odessa By Francea Johntlon light marble top: dainty walnut loveseat with matching walnut his and hen chain; smalt walnut foot stool, needlepoint upholstered; walnut stool with top opening compartment; 8 day clock; small walnut top draeeor; antique Fort Hood, Texas chest; bros* converted watt lamp with glass shade; tabla; drop loaf tabla: round extension dining room table with loaves; small Mloctica of beautiful He reported March 17th. Mra Ltaale Studt, Brown Road, a patient of Pennock Hospital antique dishes including colored vinoger cniet; several piocy of ahoke hand-painted deep dishes; carnival glass; salt and pappar shdtaro; silver Hummel and family were Sun- claa too nUmerow* to mention. family of Orleans for a going Thursday. FURNITURE Marcli AacHowt 4:00-4:15 Country Ballads 4:15-4:30 Top Tune Portion 4:30-4:45 Tijuana Brass 4:45-5:00 Polkas 5:15-5:30 Petulo Clark Classic Favorites 5:30-5:45 Al Hirt 3:00-3:15 Three Sons 5:45-6:00 Top Tune Portion 3:15-3:30 Andy Williams 6:00-6:15 Show Tunes 3:30-3:45 Billy Vaughn Orchestra 6:15-6:45 Dinner Music 3:45-4:00 Dean Martin PLUS: News capiule, on the hour and the half-hour throughout the afternoon; complete 15-minute summaries Sundays at 12:45 p.nt. and 5:00 p.m were Bunday. March 12. dinner Sport highlights at 15 minute* part each hour of Concise weather information at 15 to each hour dinner for Chapel at Phil Thoma* AUTOMOBILE with LOOK WHAT WE'VE COT SUNDAY! 12:00-12:45 Lenny Dee, Eorl Grant and Jackie Davis Thundoy, March 31, 1966, 1 P.M ANTIQUES CHANCES ARE, YOU'LL FIND YOUR FAVORITE TYPE IN OUR NEW SUNDAY AFTERNOON EASY LISTENING SCHEDULE! Clarksville. WBCH Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 iM ma b..a a d �Freeport of the Barry viMtera of Mr. and M* Rich­ ard Shoebridge. LuFuri Bho»brldge came home with them. * Mildred Griffin of Hasttog* U spending a couple of weeks al Um Richard Bhoebridge home. * Mr. and Mrs. Clair Cfum visited her mother. Mn. Sadie Sweet in Belding Sunday, March 1>. ' Mr. and Mn. Adon Myen and d program. IT HilJOLl r£!aS%MS is oizi ' l.rj Mell an Carries. Mr McKibkia. O»li Ik**1' Uh CeaaalttH. pl rir~»~ ' WMlsnMali Jasun iixcsss*: 3«3 .747.71 <1 .«;> is 153 70 11 .457.48 19 .387.54 ,115.45 —0— fet-IL. _L Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs Adon Myere re­ ceived a call from their son, John, stationed In the Air Force tn Memphis. Tenn, saying he expects to be home on a twoweek furlough soon. * Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ctum's new telephone number la 765-3451. * Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman and daugh­ ters of Wayne spent the week­ end with her parents. Mr. and little niece. Cindy Hoffman. Quarts were her parents and sister. Chcrf. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Geijer. Mr. and Mrs. Ciiarlm Geiger and Sharon Geiger. “Uli! Michigan’s poultry Industry consumed more than 410,000 tons of feed last year. This meant a 301.14 ai>4 avion 10.3e4.sa SSgSr ie“ U’T. �M & d ib 'Attk Co Saturday, April 2 It. but there w no stopping about one mile our artUkxy and By H. D. Burpee fight for another letter. Jerome tX’ equipment and materials that tending the Woodland School ot Naahyille. Write icon too. Cfcrllon Tovnahip. Thia would cooperative project. Involving wounded with pkcea of shell Wm. William*. r''IdrlHo’l CdL^NoHon STS .3SS Eft .as (both belonging to our Division! got In to position and shelled 5.30 now Urea, waa quite a little moved on with numerous halts. Unnenl of log houses on this 13.03 94.M 1X03 bi l<x»l votuaiMrr «ad • dMail. poMlHIity for taanctn* la b» l»»a*s< Weil after talking over roads, the photographer they listed aa etc . for some time. "Unde War- ■'A1;"" Mt of Joseph Brown. Johnstown Township years apo. Civil War letters written by his father and ids father's brother. Jerome, to his grandfather, Ben­ jamin Williams. I would like to addnw^xl to Mr. Benjamin WilPlease get In touch Hams, Carlton, Barry County. Mich. I This letter is dated different thia Brown family. though, so it is evidently not the porwd br Hapvrvl.or Miller. tbit lb» now living fthtriS b« * Aalkorlia pair at lb» r«U Motion Carriad. rUBBUABT BBSBIOM to Sutton's Grocery. She thinks SOLDIER'S LETTER TO H1B PARENTS Headquarters of the 25th Michigan Infantry Camp near Columbia, Tenn. thing leads to anotiw in thia historical work, the hunting story of John Wickham that ran I received a long letter from that I Ixad received direct from letter from Rex Wickham of home, the other one that I had Clarksville. Ho told mo In his pltal. I have been in a fight since I left home, which I men­ tioned in a brief letter that I which waa practically a museum sent home directly after the of old tools, lamps and pioneer fight to let you know that I was equipment, with a nice davenI would write the particulars In couple of know that I came up with Uto company at Nashville where wo TO. V.rla.i OlllMtll were told to go at them, which Battle Creek Bunday. March 6. tn we did with a rush, they letting honor of Mike's birthday. Mr. and Mrs David Dean and fam- stone fence on our left from which they more than poured ibeae myskrire. ot as ■naallaalloa Dlree- Lent Corners By .Mrs. Leland Hammond I ’ R1 rialawall and Car. had captured a high Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Champion entertained Sunday. March 6. for ■ a blrtlulay dinner In honor of menu aa we had been going prauy fast over rough ground. When we were formed again we Woodland, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon non into position to open fire Champion and children and Mr. upon us. when tiro AdJ't. Gen. Allan Handy of Delton. rode up to Maj. Gen. Couch (commanding our Div.) saying weekend in Lansing with her "Gen. Gen.! They are wheeling son and family. * The common ity was shocked to learn of the upon us!" "I see it! *H see itl" 'I sudden death of Mrs Mabel said G«i. Couch, "And they will move it out again too." I heard Augusta. Friday, Sympathy 1a ex­ this myaelf. os they were not tended to the bereaved family. * more than four rods from me. Just then came whiz, spang, a entertained the IL-uninond faml- We have the atost palterm THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO Mirr EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Subscribe to The Banner/ 123 W. Stat. St. ought to have seen them got out PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE were climbing the hill on the full run. We gained the hill capturing four guns, some small position to trouble u* when we came down upon them with such Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Lako Coin-Op Opon 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m. march, which we did about 0 them to help them leave. We Ume. regarding an old pioneer of Carl­ ton. that Ito thought might make story regarding the Friend Fam­ ily. Now I don't know whether Commencing rBlsUur session day or Thumday. I wrote and told him I would meet him at Claimed APRIL 1, 1966 Allowed Rex's uncle. Warren Williams, KES' 3. Merl K. C.mA.11 laid.out the town of Lake OdeaHia grandad, mind you lived Subscriptions to CivU War Vettran, ”’A HiJ.l. e. 10. Wendell ™7 <h,'wd 11. Dkk Corl Hartl. i. NVUob Mlt: Milton llnrhl.. Ha...II K M-..I acrons the township back In the old days before milch surveying Well. my. old 1860 Mias shows 11 and 12 and went straight north between the two northern Hera of Sections running across The Hastings Banner WILL COST HU* .a •Mlicdlltatmu rfnllr ••halt! lit W William Barr. CivU n«r»r $A 00 PEI YEAR fi-------- --------IN BARRY IN COUNTY PER YEAR OUT-OF-COUNTY 313.00 00 5 il»t lb. Clerk, be. । vruTaDU on (hr Oo 15.00 31.15 FOR 2 YEARS IN IN RADDV BARRY fnilNTY COUNTY $000 for 3 YEARS O IN IN BARRY BARRY COUNTY COUNTY 831 K.. FOR 2 YEARS OUT-OF-COUNTY $qooF0R 3 YEARS niiT. OUT-OF-COUNTY ALL PRESENT SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL K. linein. me an.no SS- BE SUBJECT TO NEW PRICES ONLY AFTER EXPIRATION DATE �■ ■■ ■ V • SWAP-HIRE ■ BUY-SELL- REMT- SWAP • HIRE • BUY • SELL- RM Z) CLASSIFIED ADS CEP RESULTS LOW COST HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY- SELL- RENT • SWAP-HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT Thursday. March 17, 1968 CANVAS TARPS M to 16x20 NOTICES PRICED TO SELL SAVE$$$ LARKE BUICK CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE March - Spring Out Sal* HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Wordt. CHEVROLET GOING TO USl BARB? Unlco Barb will save you time and money. Lighter In weight, longer lasting Rolls out flat­ won 1 snarl or coll back. 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 1965 CHEVROLET 1948 CHEVROLET ‘.Ton Pickup—>195 DISPLAY CLASS IN ID —SI.2 5 Many more dependable used cars and trucks to choose from. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1964 PONTIAC Calendar of Spacial Event* SALADIN MILLION DOLLAR BAND The Hastings Shrine Club pre­ sent* the Saladin Million Dol­ lar Band at the Centra! Audi­ torium. Hastings, on March 24 BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT XAREER OPPORTUNITY A leading nationwide consumer finance organization Is seeking young men over 21. This posi­ tion offer* a career opportunity through planned advancement to more responsible positions. Good starting salary plus lib­ eral employee benefits. Loan Company experience desirable, but not required. Company car furnished. able from any Shriner. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MOTHER-SON BANQUET 6:30 pm.. Wednesday, March 30. Music by Allgaler Family. WOODLAND SCHOOL FAIR The annual Woodland School Pair and Chicken Supper, Sat­ urday, April 3, serving 5 to 7:30 at lhe school. Public Invited. Call or write for appointment: Pkkuo: bia 6 anam*. cuttom cat Universal ' C. I. T. Credit Corporation 1522 Wealthy S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan Tel. 459-4243 FOR SALE-MISC May be had by assuming small monthly payment*. Beautiful finish. See It locally. Write Credit Dept, Box 57, Niles, Mich. 3/31 1963 .CHEVROLET 'SPRING FEVER' ... * ur, v-a, auton transmission, power slee radio, whitewalls, very miles. 1M3 OLDS CONVERTIBLE —V. . Dynamic 88. power stee IBM PONTIAC CONVERTI . . . Fully equipped Bonne 421 motor, nice whitewall "WHITE SALE' USED CAR SPECIALS 190 CADILLAC DE VILLE . . . Beautiful beige finish, al conditioning, full power ant teed. J IM3 PONTIAC CATALINA . . . Power steering and powei brakes. Beautiful green finish IBM PONTIAC SPORT COUPE . . Catalina with power steer­ ing. radio, whitewalls, fully re­ conditioned. IMJ^CHEV. CONVERTIBLE whitewall tire*, sharp car. IBM FALCON SEDAN ... 6 cylinder with stan 1964 FORD CUSTOM 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Crulsa-matlc. 8 cyL power steering, radio. 1964 RAMBLER AMERICAN Conv. Stand. 6 Cyl. Radio. 1964 GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. W/walls. Power steering. 1964 T. BIRD 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes. Automatic 8 cyl. One owner. 1963 FAIRLANE 500 4 Dr. Standard. 6 CyL w/walls? radio ' -Used Wheel Horse Lawn Trac­ tor with mower and blade. -1048 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. -John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ per. A-l shape! GOOD AS NEW STORE FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South PUaUCATtOJt OMPU. tllbnr* ■‘i.riss; 945-2223 .0/01 SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Over Start’s Wsllpsper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS Quality structure* built by experienced crew*. EASTER IS NOT PAR OFF! Check our table of summer hat* and purses. Any alie, any shape, any purpose. HMrlac b« held CllVard W. lUlt Call SMILEY BUILDINGS Rack of Spring Coats. Hatting*, Mich. 10c table* of Sweaters, Skirt* and Slips. 616-945-9103 •kail b« tf WALK UP AND SAVE! Fractional Quart Praallonal Quart Dirty o.« (Si). • North, Ranta aa C«alr. Michl •’•las’ la lb« Cotaly of Barry, Bl •f Mkblcsn. drarrlbrd at follows: Classified Paragraphs LANDSCAPING—Gorden plow­ ing, tree trimming, lawn mow­ ing and stump removal. Phone FOR SALE—2-door 1067 Pontiac. 653-0191. 4/J4 ■ Rawleigh Dealer in . . 1 Motor perfect. Good tires. Also , 150- rope. Richard HUted. N. Borry County or(Hos tings \117H N. Mich. 4/7 * Far Sala—Miicallanaaws I Wonted At Once (Male or Female) Write: Rawleigh Dept. MCC 6513 Freeport, III. -Case 95 Spreader. Almost like new I 1063 CORVETT STINGRAY — White with red Interior, 340 TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lot* of use* horse engine. 4 speed Very 40' by 300- >350 at The Ban­ good condition. Call WI 5­ ner office. tf 3936. 3/24 FOR SALE-50 ton* fir»t and second cutting hay. alfalfa and ★ Bu*in«M OpportunltiM brome. Call Hickory Corner* 671-0216. tf BOSTNESa YNVgBTMBHT INTERESTED IN BUILDING MEN FOR LANDSCAPE WORK BITE within Hastings Olty — 8306 E. Main, Kalamaaoo. Phone: FIRESIDE 2-3423. 1/11 tact: Culligan Waler CondlAttantion: Ungs. Ph. 948-5102. 3/34 200 ACRE FARM—Can be used for general farming. Fenced well. Buildings in good condi­ tion. Call 023-2718 (Delton), tf MIDDLEVILLE — Good pro- WeB-bout Urge house, two barm, out - building*. Good >417. WANTED — A/TJeauty Salon FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexall'* fast permanent ACCEPTING with maximum four operators, al Used Plows—AU sixes Regular >2.00—Now >1.00. No with room for expansion, main APPLICATIONS Used Chain Saw*. pre-shampoo — No after odor. business area desired. Write Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. Box "1006" c/o Hastings Ban­ FOR BOTH TWO COOKS for 10 week* «umner. Hastings, Mich. 3/31 mtr camp four mile* from MALE AND FEMALE FOR TRADE IN THAT OLD OAB Hastings. Prepare evening ipeal >400 00 MONTHLY POSSIBLE— RANGE —We win consider a on Monday and noon and eve­ Home Typing. Pull or part­ IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT N. Jefferson WI 5-5052 trade toward a 30" Roper or ning meals Tuesday through time. Details 11.00. B&B Re­ Calorld Ou Range. Big sav­ Friday beginning June 13 search Enterprises, P.O. Box ing* on these school ranges. through August 10th. Write: 108, Holcomb. Missouri 63852. Free delivery and connection Hasting* Banner. Box 1001. tf 1843 Oun Lake Rd. 945-2433 on our line*. Consumer* Power Co. 045-347*. 3/31 Do you plan on retiring? An Equal Opportunity Employer SALES REPRESENTATIVE Do you like to travel? Because of greaUy expanded REDUCE SAFE. SIMPLE AND You can earn >1000.00 per line of products, we have an FAST with OoBese Tablet*. month on an Investment of NOTICES opening in this area for a Week'* supply only 88c. Jacob'* >106.00 to start in a business Sales and Service Representa­ Pharmacy. 4114 of your own. Husband and tive. Full time work. Thorough wife can work together. Gerald on tlie Job training — good FOR SALE —Black. 120 Ba**Drlcsenga, Rl Zeeland, MlchlHohner Accordion, with case. earnings. Home night*. Pen­ *an. >/>! FARM LOANS First >45.00 takes IL Round sion plan. Group Insurance, lilt-top coffee table, lamp ta­ Used Farm Machinery Includ­ paid vacation, profit sharing ble. Phone SY 5-3901. >/31 WOMEN TO LIVE IN AND ing Tractor*. SP Combines. plan, and many othkr benefit*. HELP in small convalescent For personal Interview call or home. Write; Mr*. Tillie Green, write J. R. Carson, 10*8 Went- HAY FOR SALE — 1st and 2nd c/o Maple Lawn. Shelbyville. cutting alfalfa. Call after 5 land Dr.. Mason, phone 678­ Mich RI. 3/24 pm. 387-3784. 3/31 used tool* traded In dur2120. . 4/7 30DYEAR BROS. SPRING HOUSE-CLEANING 5» A* Buiineaa Service* our lot at reduced prices -ONE NEW CASE MODEL 100 . . P.T.O. SPREADER Reg. Price M50—Special W75 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA Conv. 3 speed trans. 8 Cyl Power steering, w/walls. radio Sharp car! ■NEW IDEA SPREADER MODEL 210 P.T.O. teg. Price >1,043—Special >795 1963 FORD FASTBACK 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Auto. Excellent condition. These are Just a few ot the many money saving* specials! Ve also carry In stock plow 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 Convertible. Pord-o-matic. 8 CyL w/walls. radio. IM VOLKSWAGEN i960 FALCON 4 DR. Deluxe trim, automatic. 6 cyL radio. REAHM MOTOR SALES Aliaraay tor tba Maris»<*< 1000 McKay Tawav (Jrsa* R»p14b. Mkblgsa Flex Fab Inc. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 3 Dr. Sedan. Radio, etc. . Dynamic new. Locally owned. lb* sum ot >»*,T*s.e?. Daiod March 4, t*MTHK ntDXKAL LAND BANK OF BATNT PAUL O.W.r*. P<1> f txrt.d Win. Tor HELP WANTED 730 Diesel, j I -Used ,3 pt. Rear Blades—7ft. 1965 COMET 404 Series. 8 Cyl. Standard. Power steering IBM MERCURY SEDAN . . . Monterey 4 Dr, automatl transmission, power steertn, and brakes, whitewall*, radio. No. New rubber. 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 Farm Machinery -John Deere New rubber. LIGALS rtmucAno* oisn. SUU «f Mkhlsan. 1 SPINET PIANO FARM IMPLEMENTS 1963 BUICK ELECTRA NOTICE 3/24 1963 CHEVROLET MAHLER MOTOR SALES WI S-1.14 M H. NEED FENCE POSTS? All types in Steel and Pressure treated wood. We Just received our first Spring shipload. 220 W. State WI 5-2454 WI 5-3903 I 1965 CHEV. 3.4-TON GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? Farm Bureau's Double Life ha* 3‘i times as much xlnc coating. Resists nut and corrosion. >3.47 up WINICK'S GOING TO REFLACE A GATE? Choose Wood Panel, Alumlum Panel, or Tubular Steel. correctly. 1964 THUNDERBIRD 1963 PONTIAC lech hr single leaertloa. CARDS OF THANKS 6 IN MEMORIAMS—2c pur word. USED CAR CENTER Corner Klichlgan G Court 1963 BUICK Are You Planning to Do Any Fencing This Spring? 1065 FORD H TON PICKUP 3 sp. 8 Cyl. Custom cab Bide chrome, radio. 13.000 miles. RenneR Ford Inc. PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC 32S N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 WI 5-2470 107 N. Mkhlgan Av*. ART MEADE. Salesman Having*, Michigan Home Ph. 945-2328 LANNES KENFIELD, 945-4054 Land Bank interest rales remain at SV6%.Gettha money you need to build your farm business—get It at thia low rate. Repay­ ment terma up to 35 ytprt. No prepayment penalty. See us about a Bank loan! s, fan belts, seat cushions, nuliiu, rake teeth, mower nge with a 3 yr. guarantee. Iraulic hoses, cylinder* and res—steel chain and attachit links, roller chain and -chment links—tractor tires, tenger tire*. »mall truck l. Air compressor*. McCuland garden tractors and mowers. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY (-37 8o. 045-3150 3/24 BLUEBIRD, wren and martin house* for sale after 5 pm. "Ollcraft" Woodworking Shop, Gun Lake Road, WI 5-3549. 1967 CALENDARS —Wide vari­ ety of prices starting at >8»5 per hundred. Order now and BELT, PULLEY AND BUZZ pay after Sept. 1. Also book RIO FOR FERGUSON OR matches. Call:. Battle Creek. FORD TRACTOR — Excellent WO 3-0169 collect after 0 pm. condition. Also three bushel* June clover seed. Phone WI 5­ 0011. v . tf WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Ola** de Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ son, Hasting*. tf SMALL BUNGALOW (gas heat) at 811 So. Washington. Avail­ able April Ut. NO PETS. In­ IOB — Trimming, cabling, rvquire. William Schlihaneck, project. Good wages. Excellent working conditions. Write qualification* to: Kraft Deco­ rating. 014 Comfort St.. Lanstng, Michigan 48815. 3/31 Do you need extra'money to supplement present ekrnlng? If you have car and phono you may qualify for top-paying Job as House of Puller repre­ sentative. . More than 10,000 men and women now earn upwards of ” for more information write: FULLER BRUSH COMPANY 2488 Oaywood Kalamasoo or phone: FI 5-2948 tf ★ MlKtlteMMt 8TO^£ 8IR,DD1RS *OR RENT — Praodaco Farm BupPG. M3? So. 9*8-3150. tf INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOTTLKD GABI 6M Qari & Betty1* ★ NoHcm WHY NOT LET US MAKE you ,Ump roar ZIP Cod* number. Three-lln* (lamp with your name, ad- MU-BT CLBANINO IB KASI with Host New Electric Up Brash. No wet carpet* or hand WI 8-6UA SSRVfOEl No charge for oversise print*. y YOU'LL BB AM# beautiful gift lde« Looalne lingerie BU** at the Woot »U N. Michigan. Buch ABOUT * K, ataenuc mrou oomTS u» w- rnAUUtt, 111 N. Depot St. Io«i»—4»fc. 327-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Vi Se. Michigan i Mm.. Wad., Frt 0:30-5:00 WHEELER MARINE SALES A SERVICE — Mercury outboard motor* New and used boat*. Flote Boat*. Trailer* and ac- Heating Plumbing Service New BARGAINS in The Banner Want Ad section . . . Ruting*' op Shopping Guide: Top val­ ues, top Jobs. Action with ut- 305 S. Church Ufaction I CaU WI 6-34LL 2/3 ACRE Borders a nice creek Almost new S-bedroom modern home Just outside city limit*. Lovely large back yard. School bus goe* by the door. WUl TRUCK DRIVER WANTED — Year around employment, to dellvar lumber and building material*. Man with out-door, in-door interests. such a* agri­ cultural. will find thl* work Hospital Insurance, Ufa In*urano*. Paid Vacation*. Paid Holiday* and good working condition*. If interested apply la writing to Box 1000 c/o Harting* Banner 0/11 equal value. Phon* WI 5-4701 after 5 pm. Consumer* Power Oo. 0*8-3474* mi *w*W WAN tED — Babyum^," bom* day*. Call: g? KAECHELFS Wat Adi StU Utmud licmi. Wi 5-5352 Realtor*, 51□rand Rapid*. WORK WAN! RD - uwn. ST4SJ-"*—* mi �Card of Thanks LEGALS Curtto W. Knoll Dial in Louinteno * ** We»leyan» Plan 5 Evening! of ‘Soul Winning CABD or vbaMu Michigan are lauachlag a for aids their wonderful care The We.ler.o l&ltodM my stay more enjoyable. Thank Const/ si Bwrr. Hl.u WtfTOta, Matthew and Isabella Elizabeth Btudt IN MEMORIAM In loving memi_, band, father and grandfather, Lyle Dkkeraon, who puwd aaay Raymond (BthaU WUllamston. Durtee of Banfield ■ Vicinity But the love and memory in our hearts Shall never fade away. Mra. Velma Dickerson Mr. and Mra. Mason (Jeane) Litts and children The Banfield - DuwUng-Brigga Mra Richard Kilgore. ★ Mr. and In Memoriam Mid Gerald Tungate met at the IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Alvira McQuarrle who passed away Mareh 29. 1963. Though she Is gone she will always be in our hearts. Sadly missed by liar husband, Kid.iSTi cSidter8"1 * children and grandchildren. Wiggins Bunday evening. March 13 to help them celebrate their Norman Leonard from Bellevue. wm struck from behind by a LEGALS NOTICE or MOBTOAOB BALE NOTIOB OP MOBTOAOB FOBBOLdaUBB BALE of a rozlata nurrUX* m*d< day of Ortobor. IMO. nt Cl.YDF. HumniCK KI. pltal over night reluming home Saturday. * The pedro club met land Thursday. March 10. 8UMNEU O. WHITTIER. aa Admin 4*r of Jssuar/. IMO. r»rorjed In Norman Leonard and family of 133 of Mortgac.. on P*a»* 109. rah. on Oriober l.lUr •’0, I71smi 172 ttwroet, NOTlCT. IH HEREBY <HVKN.Th*t Public Education The first phase of the inogranl is an educational effort long sup­ ported by pharmacists in which the public is made aware of tho dangers of accidental poisoning. In fart. National Poison Prevention Week proclaimed this year by President Johnson for the week of March 20-26, was orf spired by a pharmacii puhbc attention to the organlaed a musical team. They Prevention tnadsts Initiated a program where­ by make symlxd "Warning” labels were distributed to parents of a FAX sad young children. Tho gummed labels were designed to be attached formation may be needed. to containers of hazardous sub______ Jyrup of s no raiuy svsusuunr as uro. stanc« by joint parent-child ac­ tion. thus educating both to the Ipecac which is to be given when PAK In the home ran be a life­ using factor in the first few min­ utes after a poison has been swal­ received national and intematioaa] moval of the poison from tho lowed, reports the association. acclaim. Tl>e labels are now avail­ Stomach is the proper treatment. Physicians have lent their endorse­ ment tn the program through their able nationally through participat­ ample when a gasoline product has professional societies. ing pharmacies. been swallowod, vomiting should Mr. Van Ilaaften concluded by Antidote Kit Now Available not be caused. In such cases, tho stating that the MSPA intends for This year, the Michigan State other product in the PAK, Activat­ this publtt service program to be Pharmaceutical Association is ed Ciurcoal powder, is to bo ad­ supported by pharmacists on a launching a program, not aimed ministered. year-round Mato. Parents, too. directly at public education, but should recognize the year-round Call Doctor First designed to reduce the severity of aspects of poison prevention by Before either antidote in the educating their children to tho PAK is given to tho patient, the luizards of poisoning ansi by ob­ (PAK) b svaiisble from psrtici- doctor or hospital poison informo­ taining a PAK from tlseir family psting pliarmacirts as s public lion center should be contacted for pharmacist for future emergency service of the pharmaceutical pro- specific insbuctions. The parent average of 91S through 26 con­ tests Opponents scored 2,164 for an 832 point average. utZS Nolle* la with u prayer time. The #&&>'■ la invited. □amea and visiting were enjoyed candles, umbrella and flower watering can centerpieces After the girls opened their many gifts, refreshments were.^erred. Houghton College Representative at, Wesleyan Church ; Rev. Robert, Crosby. Train 1 Houghton College. Houghton. N; coffee, * The Cub Scouts are Columbia and Puerto Rico, will to bo hold In Hasting* Saturday, Wesleyan Methodist Churth on March 26. The boys from Use Bunday. At the Wesleyan Youth Hour Indians and perform the Webeloa arena. All Cub Scouts and their parents should plan to attend will be bringing the Informal fellowship hour to be held at the parsonage 11 «1 1 Middleville By Mn. Mary Jackton » Araate 7M-M14 sultation with Rev. Crosby, cop- . ceming the college entrance rp-' qulranente. acbolarahlpa offered By Mre. GUnJon CurtU n nH n* tw — 1 1 1 *~* MT-1S11 daughter and family, Mr. and The public te invited to the Youth Hour and Evening Gospel Hour. KI : Pilgrim Pioneer Giris of Che Baptist Church held their Mark bo interested In knowing more Contest Quia In the Baptist about Houghton College ottr. cupporUJ by Ralrtgh and Mr. and Mn Church In Hastings Monday Ihoru. lf>» in.l.ll* George Wlnaley prepared th Robert WI 5-012., Official Action of the Hastings City Council Michigan wound up its 1865-66 basketball season with the high­ est point total in Wolverine Hls- In.lfuTl'.d’ Friday. -The Reward of Um Soul , Winner.“rT/Tl Following inch preacnLauon opportunity for dtecuaalon will be on her next birthday. Woodland Family Night afi« J--' Middleville Church PUBLICATION ORDER. of Haiti hotdlaa A family night with potluck, •upper will be held Thursday. Kim March 31. a» the MlddWrMgi from Methodist Church, at 6:30 pro. been Guests will be tho three cxciiange students now attending the Mldand dlevUle school, who will present Clayton Carl of Coldchoruacs. Also on display were A Rev. and Mrs. William and children have returned enjoyable afternoon wm Toledo, Ohio, wimre-te had bolding meetings. Mra. Don VanPopertng ir and HUk Mrs. J Un Srrudtey near Plainwell. ST.reh 4. 1»M THE FKDF.HAL LAND BANK “7. PAUL Th* North 1897.00 ff«t ot Nashville Tavern Burglarized Tuesday Jarrj’a Tavern In Nuhvillo PUBLICATION ORDER. niatdy S50 in carji wm taken, Winnie attended the wedding along with a couple of bottles of only be selling until April 1. The School Fair, April 2, la almost here. An added attraction la Church Sunday, March 13. A breaking a small glare in the front door and reaching Inside a King and Queen. They will Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall of Detroit PUBLICATION OBDBB. ehlaan. toaalv of ette machine wm forced open Kaaval D. Oarpant* >v or aate dM.ai Paul K Hiegel / 103 W. Hute Htr liullagi. Mlrhlaan ORDER TO ANaWBR. PUBLICATION ORDER. Bunday school. Bomon; “A 5 pro. Youth Fellowship at the par&oruure. Rev. Robert -Crosby of Houghton College, special guest. 6: 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. Program on flrxighton College. ' 7: 30 pm. Evening Goepel Hour. Soul Winning Claret* about 8. The crowns are beautiapparently overlooked, as well c barge. m other monies, some of which port office building (Classic received from the Roy Kelleys building). * Bunday visitors Charley Wedemcyer. Michigan Nashville's Poilpc Chief Ro­ with Mr. and Mra. Rtehard Alien State freshman quarterback, te bert Parker te Investigating. the brother ot the great HdentMr Joseph Wilkins and family of Wedemeyer who earned All­ Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Loveland Lansing and Clarence Wilkins ot America honors for St. Majg>.jn Lafayette. Ind. EL, Mirth 4th. 1S44 oa th AJn In "r‘.l<T rroi HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST had dinner at tlx: Grand Rapids Airport Bunday. March 12.- hon­ oring Mrs. Payne's birthday. * PUBLICATION ORDER. Herman Hauer. USE BANNER WANT ADS! USE BANNER WANT AD8! "We're As Near As Your Telephone' hearing be held on the Hlrhard J. Hudion. admlnl SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Utehanl J. Hudioa Hiaael and Hud.on 103 Waal Hl.I. Hm Hsallags. Ulrhlgaa Clip This Guide — Keep it in o H andy Place for Future Reference . II I. . .­ I. Ulif.t—T»u PUBLICATION ORDER. litorner for Plalatll uMDll OP PUBLICATION. the Ceenlv of Ban?. KsUte ot Jo*a JIwIsm De PUBUCATI0H OBDEB. H14U Of Mkklgui. P NoUre to OlvaCiKol • fraarina ilia pMlttea of LauAnito E Ban and aulna tnlUltd ihri r ■h.nrdlna, Boob PUBLICATION 0BDBB WoIXnd’i™ ■ kblgu, Mlillo. All./aa, Ml this.. Business Directory Of DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK UvtMti Brother* Agency for MEMORIAL MONUMENT! llrr.jer.hr,. I ll.'l’lnr Ilaallags. Michigan INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Owmn State Farm Inauranca AUTO — SIM SONOS All Forms of larrh la, lass 4k JuieiL-nitdtNm. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ LYONS SEPTIC TANK thorized Dealer for Wheel Buiineai Services Offered Installation, Dry W Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy field, Pumping <$24, Mowers. E. L Carpenter Hard- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water 1,000 gals.1. Call 945-5412.-!l Syrtenis. Sold, installed, serviced. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ REPAIR —Expert workmanship. 5381. Gilmore Jewalera, 102 E. State Concrete Products St. Phone WI 5-5316. KEYS DUPLICATED while you Appllanco & General Repair Aufomobila tr Machinor/ GET YOUR READY-MIX frtfcrfKe at Jefferson. Rapair Phone WI 5-2123. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— tings Floor Covering. 123 W. Headquartsrs for hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED ’MND State. WI 5-5118. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ lies. Gardner's. Phone 945AND GRAVEL—Bender Oawl ICE—First class work. Call WI 2134. Co. Home office 822 S 5-5085. Burkey Saks and ServState Rd. Phone Wi S ke. 218 N. Jaffarson. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— ING done at the farm according Guaranteed workmanship. Also all kinds of Jewalry Repair and Miscellaneous W^SJ’*’1*"*' "8 oeu Services, M37 So.. WI 5­ 2223. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMES Repairs and sharpening. Saw COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVAT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ parts and sigipltes. McCulloch and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and white!. Jacobs Prescription ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ 221 W. Mill.' Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. PAIRED in heavy garments. Red Wing Sporting Boots and Short. k ' ’ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Boebe's Shoa Shop, 123 S. MOBILE HOMES SALES —Doi's Jafferaon. Auto Wracking and Doi's Phil­ RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Fabrics in Barry lip's W. M3T So, 945-5141. Recored, Burkey Sates and Servk». 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Radio. Tilavhl— ft WI 5-5176. GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All . washers, dryers and small home TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ appliances. Call 945-2317. ized engraving of all kinds. Gil- SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AN SERVICE —315 &• Hanove more zaweicr, iu« SERVICE ON ALL MAKES «f trac­ 945-3862. Fra. rarv.ee far ot Phone 945-5316. tors, machinery and chain saws year on Setchail-Carlwn Cpk VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ in our new building at 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING TERS—Service, parti, hows and Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TVS. RADIOS G RECORD PLAY­ bags for all makes. Authorized ERS REPAIRED—Central Radig ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone WI Hoover Sates and Service. St«ury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. 5-5052. ton. Phono WI 5-9181 Hretto*. —•................... . ....... ............. . ................... . ........................... ' |------- U— Cail 945-3411 If You WouM UU to bo i-i^tad in This Weekly Service end Repair Guide �SS,“STS. SST* p’s'j&l New Food Center A^fer-1 65 or older? Opens Tuesday At Bellevue Of a Fvpauacn run M B- capital Avenue, 7 days left ity High BcIkxu. is reaunung to to sign up for- March 22 It bring! Jo unit at Battle Cree*. The airman and has attended Kellogg C«nmercial College, Battle Crock. EDICARE Grimm. Hl Delton, completed the Infantry School's three- Coater front, the 'automatic Office Hours in Hastings Water Works training, which Included five Jumps from a C-180 airplane HOf-warvlc>e refrigerates! meat flying 170 miles an hour at an altitude of 1250 feet, qualified Grimm m as a parachutist. He dairy tom 52 feet of seif-oer- intend the Army In July. IBM. MM irtrigrrated cases for frozen and completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky He attended Del­ ton-Kellogg High School. hMtM la provided in a newly- Reed. IU Delton, fined expert pletlon of Mw department his basic combat covering lhe hlghreK mark a soldier can tlln non-food depart­ achieve in his rifle qualification department features December, IBM. He Is a IBM graduate of Delton Kellogg High School and was employed by the Michigan State Highway Deport­ ment before entering lhe Army. Army Pfc. John O- Myers. 10. m of Mr. and Mra. Glendale he amlstent Feb. 18. The academy, the only veiopa laueierahlp traits in stu­ dents selected from units throughout the State. Myers is age specialist In Headquarters Company. Yukon Command at Fort Wainwright. He entered the Army in November. IBM. Airman Third Class William H. vtoe prertdeut, and RlchHaailngi, aecre- graduated at Sheppard ui Nr*iTMtwt of Murw. toucancM. ano wiuau PfflNOCK HOSPITAL ADMITTANCES APB. Mary WaMjoka. 331 w. Court Marek 8; Fauicla Aualck. S31 M. loot a W. rsrris. OsrUSiao Hail 507 "e" vided the Seventh Fleet with anti-submarine defense and vice Medal far hla participation Albert communist guerrillas. En route ISIS M. MJckigaa, Earl Oratory, 11' Marek 13; Saaaa Baser. Mi. Marek LAKE ODESSA — Mr. and Mrs. Mason Litts. MIDDLEVILLE—Veens SMlUngUn Rick and David of Bedford, were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stauffer and family. B02 :. B2. Marek 10: Patricia Marek 11: Ckarvl Moors. u: avtsv aofvrs. ratuYvnu — VERMONTVILLE — Lntvat Srxlll • SO Wotuattan Avo . Marrk IS. OALBDOMIA Lortau. Bar Marrk 14. □ BAND BAPtDB N. Mick.. Oils. Osilap. 130 E Cra x. o Mw has Changed raytus LMoiutn 31 ■LAKE ODESSA AUTOMOBILE CLUB HASTINGS OFFICI 237 Wart State St. Hmm 945-4392 OF MICHIGAN . "" " • Rotarians Hear Freeport Mother Burned Battling Advantages of Knrlv hrfi . _ -Y —« . Early l.roilg Grass Fire State Police Work Fitzgerald Carpi Plant May 5 Dinner the Paw Paw port, recruitment chairman for thia district, dl3- Fltegendd Corps No. IM of the Kent County Council were Mra. Helen Rom bandaged Pullman. gtnla Alim, farmer National prauucui MW ziuamra, kuu - —’ ~~ -- ——-* — —---- — Profcseional Women's Club and and Thelma But lhe dining a Delta Kappa Gamma member..rOGmboth of Detroit, spoke. Plana were completed for those The Junior Madrigals, Creston'F°lng to Kalamaaoo on March High School Hinging group, en-12B to a lunchmn as guests ot tertalnul. including a medley‘G* Orcutt corps, and several from "My Fair Lady” In their P**n to attend tho sliver lunchMlccttons. i*00 Benton Harbor on April Manbcra of the organization ,salso attended from Greenville, Th® auditing committee meet! . . ... ■ .. . I—, IK— n m a nt Dma 1?—if—— Mra. Fullerton reminded the March 31 at 11 am. and will members of tho State conrenUon; then 8t» to the home of Glaidas at Shanty Crock. May 21-23,1 Gilmore for a Court Whist party and the International convention Kappa Gamma's EducaUonaJ FoundAtton that to responsible for planning a seminar In Mon­ treal this Summer—which will consider how women can develop tale at the Hastings City Bank on March 25 with Dorothy Meier as chairman and Hilda Blackford assisting. ; An Inspection will be held at the April 7 meeting. AU officers Ur Rotary Club Monday noon luncheon meeting held st the gatel Hastings- from the trash barrel and ignited He suggested that Rotarians advise young men that they may fled tho Freeport Fire Depart­ wisely Investigate the things that ment which extinguished It be­ State Police wort has to attar. He compared the starting sal­ fore damage could be done to ary of a Barry County deputy of 44,200 with the MJ® annual Her husband. Gerald, was at salary for a rookie Slate Police­ work at Beisel Equipment In man. Grand Rapids. He was introduced by Sheriff Merl H. Campbell. At Monday's meeting Vice of organized criminals? No. Sta- President Al Fuller and Secre­ tiitlai show that two out of three tary Ken Robbe were named to lhe Rotary board of directors. a Joy-ride. Keep your car locked Installed as a new Rotarian by Alderman Cedric Morey was Thomas L. Johnston, manager of USE BANNER WANT AD8I out with a broom and attempted Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable Births at “Pennock Herrs Today thrtiest preparation a motorist can have is hit c,ub Membership Card. Ha knows that his CM» .-Membership will help him LEAD THE WAY to cerafrve motoring with ■ Personalized Travel Planning ■ Round the-Clock Road Service ■ Broad PeBonal Acddent Insurance ■ Protective $5,000 Bail Bond. nt the Mayflower COngrogaUon,11 Church. Grand Rapida. Salur- nattonal cooperation for a truly The patriotic instructor. Luing. The truck continued on about 75 feet before slopping In leractlon with women in other countries and commended an in­ Flag Making." ternational educational project The April 7 birthday dinner The front tank waa loaded being considered will be In charge of Maybeile with 400 gallons of regular gas, Mian AUen. quoting from Isaac Smith, with Thelma Barr and the No. 2 tank had 171 gallons Newton. "We stand on the shoal- Lucille Abels asolrtlng. of No. 2 fuel oil. The other two Rapids, mraped from’ his bumbkw ing gas-oil truck with only the lhtR1 tank“ cover off. blllty to be models for young hate on his right arm singed! Delton firemen ntingulshed women and In m> doing to avoid about 12:50 pm. Thuraday Just ! the flames with foam, and fol­ "rusting on their laurels." She north of Delton on M-43. j lowed the Smith de Doster .•.aid: "We have to repnwnt the The new IBM Chevroiot truck' wrecker and burned truck Into Ideal of the pursuit of excellence. Our young people must know may have been ruined from the I the village for protection. The blacktop waa burned. flamra. Sanders told Deputy Harvey Quoting that Mr, and Mrs. Ken Laberteaux in phases each with Its oppor- ' were In St. Johns a weekend ago lunlty of fulfillment," Mtai Allen I taking care of the grandchildren emphasised the need to realise । waved frantically. while the Rod Browns were in tbetr full potential as leaders,' a.iu« draak. m He looked back and sew flames 14; to Mr. . Detroit. On Sunday, the 20th. to recognize their need to con- , sweeping out behind Uic truck. lhe Laberteauxs visited her mo­ Untie their education. "College ther. Mrs. Eugene Cavanaugh, of Isn’t Urmlnal. Headstart. What । D«’ka.‘ sktibrviiu,' »#:0l they were gone. He applied the Leslie. emergency brakes, unhooked his safety bell and leaped from the truck even before it stopped roll­ end Mr. and Mrs Ralph weaver Back in the summer of 1916-whtn the Auto Club was founded-! motoring trip frequently was a pioneering adventure. Packed in with the family were plenty of foots^fnd tires because a good motorist had to be education society, was i»prownt- X Gas-Oil Truck Catches Fire, Driver Escapes mooters. Airman While, a gradu­ ate of Caledonia High School. U DKLTOW—Stem C**ud Wooley E. Friend. USN. son of lane and daughter!. Katherine and Deborah of Troy. Ohio, spent R2 Hastings, has returned to the weekend with his mother. anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier UBS Hornet, af­ ter compleUng morn than seven 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Every Friday 15 Chi Chapter Members Attend Grd. Rapids Meet Mart*: IS'.’O MIDDLEVILLE — eiui.i Merit March 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow. sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow you bams ths job end Wheel Horas has ths attaching tool you’ll need. Sss tho complete lino of Wheel Horas tractors and quick­ attaching tooli now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. Stata St., Hasting* M.. WI 5-2983 �Gordon Publ Travel Ray Lancaster Dies Frida' rnday; Rites Monda Plan Barry Co. Rock, Mineral Lore Program The Hastings Barnier •nmUj. Division Head and March. ' I. Doebber „ -------------the Michigan division of ths Lanalng Gilbert reports that bran announced by William B. plans are being made for a Bum­ mer Bany County-wide 4H rock mllruul's northern district CasUeton ology program. Creek Valley Rock group U spon­ soring tours and lectures for adults and young people Inter­ ested In this outdoor activity. two sons. Delbert and Raymond He replaces William H. Shea- of Hastings; two daughter*. Mra lotto and Mra Harvey (Myrtle) Gallup of Hastings; eight grand­ planning engineer In New York children; two step - grandchil­ dren; 12 great grandchildren; to participate in the 4H work. A transportation training clinic is to be held. 1M1 After variedTperaang aM <Or»«> «ortn and Mra A tour to learn more about transportwUon aaate^mente he H*™* ,AtU' geology by visiting the Grand was inade transpartatton super- Creek, and one step - brother, Rapids Museum te to form at intendent ofthrSyracSe. N^, i "***"&.. . Pleiuont Point. M-43 and M-37 1 intersection west of Hastings, al dlvteton In 1957. the Leonard - Osgood Funeral l p.m. Bunday. March 31. For more details contact Gilbert af­ Mr. and Mrs. Orville VanWie Rev. Don M. Oury officiated and ter 8 pm.. 945-3548, or the Ex­ entertained Mr. and Mra. Henry burial was In the Borryvllle tension Office. Bentley of Lansing and Mr. and Cemetery. Mra Ray Smith of lake Odessa Linda Kahler will be the guest on Sunday. March 13, to honor of her sister, Margo, for "LHUe the birthday of Mrs. VanWle's mother, Mra. Bentley. Sister weekend'' at WMU. demonstrations. IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS Telephone engineers have Im- E.lobliih.d 1907 P.O. Box 287 221 Eost State Street Telephone WI 5-5131 Phonet are Good, Bur Talk Into Them for Tone - WI 5-5344 lo tire point that telephoning Is like talking face-io-faoe with a HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TIMELESS TRIBUTE line than occurs when a call Ninety A personalized monument, carved of Select Barre year* of engineering slip down two Inches from IiIh Ups. It's like trying to talk to Granite, can say more than many words. Il will be an IBARRE everlasting Iributo to a loved one. See our display of I GUILD I Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the Industry’s V U overnight guest at the William James home last Thursday. The strongest monument guarantee. Batys recently moved to Cadillac where Don Is associated with the Kyser Corporation. Poeoe 1 to A 2 Donors Give 111 Pints At Middleville Clinic _ publisher Michigan Tro The Inaogw events, things NYC Name* New Section Throe 1UU Marek 24,9A 19M across southern Michigan by mq- mation centers and other potato. Middleville Monday. March rente Barcroft. Margaret Bar­ croft. Edna Bechtel. Carolyn Traveler will be published «fW7 Barry county's needs. A total of Booth. Don Boysen. Jo Ann Boy­ 1.118 pinta have now been col- sen. Betty Brady, Alte Cline, Robert Clinton. Donovan Dean, Robert Engerson. Jr. Charles Eggera, Andy Aitken; Jack Flnkbelner. Lloyd Flnk­ Gallon Club was Melvin Haight belner. Stan Flnkbelner. Rose Gallon member. Gallon plan Fish. Ward Freeman. Hany Gar­ rison. Bob Getty, Gene Gleas. Velma Glaas, Melvin Haight. Neva Kenyon. William Schleh Emily Harrison, Peggy Hicks. Gary Hill, George Karcher, Jerry Keegstra. Neva Kenyan. BUI Kenyon: rifle recipients. Coidren. formerly of HaMlnga. Dr. Melvin Nosh end Dr. Jack thy McDonald, Gary McGhee. will be honored Sunday, April IB, Brown provided medical cover- Evelyn McNaughton. Larry Mar­ at a 60th wedding anniversary one during the mobile visit. tin. Thomas Owen. Carol Pal- Former Hastings Pastor, Wife to Observe Jubilee Woodland School Parent-Teacher Conferences Set tending tho Woodland School will be held on Thursday. March 31 and Friday. April 1. Parents of children in grades K-6 will re- with their TARIS THUR5 MARCH 311 their Junior high students' parents . gym according to the following Assisting the regular staff Raymond. Jessie Raymond. Mrs. schedule: Those with last names I nurses were Mrs. Donald Jack­ beginning with A-M may come son. RN; Mra. Arthur Smalley. Sqillh. Sally Scamper. Don on Thursday. March 31. anytime event will be their six children. RN; Mra. John Trick. LPN, and Stauffer; Milo, of Victoria, BO.; Phillip, Joan Taggart, Judy Taliaferro, last names beginning with N-Z ert Wenger, aides. iuo asked to come on Friday. Ann Arbor; David. Cnaeopolia; Other volunteers serving In Sandru Teesdale, Howard Thu- Arpll 1st during the same hour. Mra. Ruth ClaggeU, Hastings; ler. Norval Thaler, Theron Tha­ Mra. Virginia Young. Fl. Collins, Wlcringn, Mrs. Richard Brown. ler, Gloria Tolan. Ruth Vander- Any parent who find). It Impos­ Colo, and Mra. Dorothy Wood Mra. Harold Kermeen, Mra Har­ Heide, Dick Verbcrge, Leo Verof Sunnyvale, Calif., and their ry Belsch. Miss Stephanie How- Unde. Jim Walton. Bandy White. Charles Williams, Tony Wln- oilier day. Scheduling the days and times turn greatly reduced neth Schondelmayer, Mrs. Wil­ geler; Katherine Wlertnga. Clipper bur Raab, Mrs Timothy Wood 1*15. and Mra Theron Bowerman. Butler. Dale WUlyard. Sarah An­ eliminated waiting to sec a ders. Cheater Geukes, Glenn Mil­ teacher. Parents should pick up Narses Club volunteering their ler. Sharon Welch, Richard their child's report card upon Shoebridge. Michael Campbell.---------- . — ~------------------ -------Hastings Evangelical United; । Unds Howell and Cariey Daffy. Lewllyn Abbott. Hany Kaufman. I the Junior high teachers for con। Members of Hospital Guild 10 James Carroll. Cart Brandt. Wil- ference. 1047. The Coldrens have M: assisting Mra. William Crldler Bam Schleh. Mary Brown; ; Thursday, from 7-9 pm., te boitrandchUdren to help celebratei In operating the canteen were LuclUe Smalley, Robert Porter,' Ing reserved for any parents who this Joyous occasion. Wvxta. H n d ■ It ImnrwtlhU, tn ntfMwl Everyone Is Invited to the Winnie Keller. Donald Foreman, Paul either day session. but wishes to Whltmyer, Gerald Clsler. Donald tee a Junior high teacher. No Giles. Margaret Abbott. Mary student will be attending the Tolan. Rex Be had, Marjorie Girt Scouts of Troop 19B: Jody Smith. Robert White. Charles Helrigle, Debbie Wilson. Susie Kermeen and Beth Helrigel. Fri. thru Sun. Frank Heacock, Lyle Blough. The clinic cttetodlan was Eugene Kidder, Robert And er- . helped m the unloading and re­ enth-day Adventist Church will loading by Sea Explorers Hany er. Ranald McKelvey, Thornes Booksr. Paul Becker. Richard Bremer, Jernes Grinnell. Dick McNaughton. Waller Sinclair, The calling committee under Doreen Woodman. Russel) Bak-, urday, March 20. Hillsdale. Local Saventh-day Adventists Invest In Youth Abroad boarding hnd Mra. Kenneth SchondelmayZ-.- — n____.. rfunn xrtex. Mra rneron Bowerman. Mra. Glenn Miller, Mra. Cleon Bowerman. Mra. Rob­ ert Engersen. Mrs. Stanley Finkbeiner, Mrs. Douglas Shumway, Richard Tinkler. Kenneth I Moore. Ralph Brown. Beatrice Miller, Bruce Bboebridge, Ken-1 neth Erickson. Richard Blough. | Patrick Loftus, Lorraine Stan-1 ton. Martha Burghdoff. Doris Apoey. Virgil Clay. Ted Smith. LeRoy Fox. William Cridler.j Adams. Glenn Almira and the Ward Erways for, dinner Sunday YOU* ADVANCt SHOPHNG 1ST AVAIIA1U SOW/ 'r’t . 2 for the price of f‘ PLUS A PENNY! Jacobi Proscription Pharmacy In Nirgua. Venezuela, for both • rvs ■ | I. I is . IV* 1 n f 1 I r nT 1 Tr REAL ESTATE rnu>, rra C1TATS UXV1C1 INSURANCI . ‘ ; scrainoajj, aay tcrxxu on tne 13i land at Martinique where Um present school, with an enroll- Strand *Hartings WI 9-244C Haarinp ™l.the church's French West Indies mission office. for .trained workers, according to church'# Intcr-Amcrican Dlvi- lack of educational fadUtlea March Musicals At Baptist Church The Hastings Baptist Church pimento a March Musicale Sun­ day evening at 7:30 pm. Varied music wiU be done by a number Bill Ding" Says: ed soioUte under the direction of Donald Elmore. 'Hsere mu. ITS EASY TO ADD SPACE TO YOUR PLACE WITH THE MODERN WAY one is Inviud. In I960. Michigan State Unlvovlty scientists predict that about 40 milk procrasing pf will supply the entire Mich population with fluid milk. TVsr "ONE STOP'- Ths trick to TV repairing Is skill and aaperienca Um your Security Charge. If* and you will automatically receive the convenient extended payment privileges of your Security Charge Card. You can decide then or Inter to pay as little as 1/10 of your balance each month or $10.00, whichever Remodeling Service THESE PROGRESSIVE HASTINGS MERCHANTS OFFER SECURITY CHARGE SERVICE East Side Lumber Company Jim Ban Tire Shop Bercy County Ready Mix ADD-A-ROOM Gain that neadad living space, oao-itop shopping convenience. YKS, wo Quality Furniture Haan** Standard Service Hasting* Cleaner* BMtey Seles & Service CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-91S7 * WI J-5M2 Ona-Hour Mortinixing Petrick J. Gilmore Jeweler* gimmicks, |ust old-fashioned skill and modem equipment. For prompt, skilled an additional bedroom family room, with' The Music Center Gambles Store George** Citgo Service We don't um den, or all purpate Jock Echfinaw’t Service Halting* Electric, Inc. Sent* TV Service Heating* Floor Covering St Martin Floral Hasting* Motor Sales Shoppers Hevea Hosting* Shell Service V & J Friendly Service Hasting* V fir S Hardware Covrthowse Service & Radiator Shop Lorke Bukk-Chevrolot, Inc. Patrick C. Hodge* Jeweler* Wallderff Furniture Koooheies, Inc. SPONSORED BY Buy Your Home Improvements From a Showcase Not a Suitcase! Wa Clow a» Noon on Saturdays NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS ■nd SICUKITY NATIONAL BANK of B.ttio Crook �United Church Women Attrtd Legislative Day United Church Women and the Michigan Council . of Churches are convinced that tjila would be to the detriment ca our State and tta people, fend urge church people to write to their senators and tgU in their own words their obJacttaM to a .proto of New W*—TiHs swoepetataa into MlrtHpui, sail­ ing them to vote and w^rk ■gainst the passage of S-»M. Our senators and their ad- Christian Schnee Lesson 'Reality' A petition for growth in grace and spiritual perception will -Wiwid art thou. O Lord: teach me thy statute*. . . . Open thou mine eyes, that I may be­ hold wondrous things out of thy MU U CNMMbln. r*M0C Worship service, 10 am. BtrSday school. 11 an.';Xs.7J. MOtABupL DON'T 1HIHK 1UAT EVERY SAD-EYED WOMAN HAS IDVEO AND LOST-SHE MAX HAVE HI t ■fTl ■■■ ■■■ ■■■■ ■■■■ ■ 4|«riBga [I i 8T. BOSE CATHOLIC CHVBCH Rev. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. /wirtsnt Sunday Mas. *, 10. 11:10 am. -ConfrarWw. 4 to 5. and 8 to *, Saturdays. 7 30 tm. on Sundaya. account. That wonderful feeling of “getting some­ where" and the relief from money worries sure pelrks up your spirits. Deposits mode by the 10th •am from the 1st at Hastings Savings & Loan. ; '' ‘ ILan ! ■ , Comat** shooting for tho 2nd mUdh In tala* after being let In itsetatito top tho million mark Special celebration Mie! Special ■■ limited edition model! Specialty priced! Completely equipped with; Plush red loop-yam carpet Q Bright red vinyl Interior Red-hot eitehor l) Onyx black top Seat belts, both front and roarUHMter-DofrocternDeluxe wheel covenUWhitewall 2nd MILLION SALE! MVMMEND UTE IS 1966 *21*7“ MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N, MitHgsa 5-2479 �Low Prices Plus vmue Stamps Nazarene Chi Bible School Set for June The Bov. Data B- Km Redeem Coupons From This ad for up to 950 TV Stamps DOUBLE BREASTED R 3-LEGGED FRYERS US. CHOICE TENDERAY FRESH ROASTING CHICKENS HUCK ROAS n.39, FULL SHANK HALF Smoked Hams Siher Hauer L Purl SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Pioneer Brand Bleach •^QUARTER SLICED FRESH PICNIC PORK LOIN Pork Roast SLICED BACON Booth Frozen FISH STEAKS HAMBURGH Bodh Ready io Cook HASSOCK STEAKS *> pbg 69r IX lb pkg 99< >* Me 49< 12-oz wi. pko49^ n-ot. wt. pifl49* Kwlck Krtti lacoa 12-ox wt. pkg Kwfck Krisg Dicta tlbpkg DREADED SHRIMP FISH STICKS perch nuns Cai ar Fartk Staska Knick Kriw IL-»ro m'i•i , Eww >* Im Bkii BONELESS 69* 89' । SCALLOPS Tenderly Arm or English ■ CHUCK ROAST U.S. Choke Tenderer __ Chuck Steak '59 Tender ay Arm Cvl : ■— ^SShb COUNTRY CLUB 79' DEEF CROCK ROAST BOSTON'ROLLED ROAST TOP ROODS STEAK WOE STEAK WMt BITT STEAK * 69« ib 95< »‘1.09 * ‘1.19 *»1.69 i Spo»l>gbt-14-oz wl. \ listnt Coffee ,-‘129 • | North Bay ICE CREAM bitlrt* 39/ ■ Krall'i-2-lb ' VelveetaSpreadpig89' FROZEN SEAFOOD Fancy-7-ox wl. Empress Teas ‘1 3 Ketchup Lovers S&e-l-lb 10 ox. Helez Ketchup d^KROGER BAKED^sSK Pr \ large £2' Cake m 39' Grade A Medium | FRESH EGGS | PORK SAUSAGE rhe chaie deny pkg el dozen rhe purchaM Of I'.Jb pkg of Fro FAMILY BEEF STEAKS Borden's COTTAGE CHEESE book.W* 200 2 ply 8% x 9H Facial COUNTRY OVIN COOKIES SWANSOFT TISSUE Shakespeare - High Compression BATHROOM TISSUE Golf Balls 3n>«133 Fleece (650) I ply ihoeii BATHROOM TISSUE 12-79/ 125 9 x 11 thaeli SWANSOFT TOWELS 3 ’ ® with each $5 purchase -l»‘ Jumbo Roll KROGER DRESSINGS <oll> — M top vatut APPLES Blank- * MY- ahd I Newberry of Kalat YlMtaM of UMtr ■ Mia. Bme Beak * Mm. laiaUa DtaM day. at the tone < Kenneth and wife, Swamoll (500) 2 ply iheeis SWANSOFT TOWELS or MACINTOSH br*U her tth birthday. * Here. Roy and Opal Houghton ot Uk» Odeaea and W. and Mm Bury TURdtat of Oreenvilta wen zemnt gumta of Mm Vans Odpr. The tMeptame mm*er oTBrnald Kauffman has been changed and now la flB3-B07f. * Mr. end Mm Jay *b of Freeport hqA CORDON'S BREAD *1 COFFEE JONATHAN Plane are in program for the. Pro-Barter atrvfcae and atao the Runrim aervica at tho U. B. Church. Mr. end Mm Otte Qrtfadta and family of Alto tterw npM Kroger Sandwich 1’4-lb. ~ Vac-Pac Kroger UmI 1 w>lh a IS er aero purchase lexciu^ng beer, wane or lobeccol Refaem M Kroger Barn By Mr*. StUi BM • 1 CUdtarflU m-MM ) Risk Salmon ib u"59r EACH KROGER COFFEE 3^-'1.99 TENDERAY ST or ROAS' Baeqaet Diners 3 >*»>’1 ' A SWISS STEAK fl Pleasant Valley . _______ 8*** w Chicken-11-OX wi 2*pu‘1.75 i ib pbB Harry P. TUtle. M. SM Oak­ dale Street, Grand Rapid*. died late Friday eroning at the Bonshlne Hoapital In Grand Rapid*. Mrod la Grand RaplAe for » year*. H* waa the atm of William and Indema (Monlfoamry) TutUa. and married LlxWe Lorefand. . Ha ta aurMvbd by a dmigMar. Mra. Henry (ArtaM) Hardebeck. Xaiamaaoo: a atm, William of Balky: Tiro grandnhlTdNn, and Swift'» Premium DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS . Every WEDNESDAY Hatting* Native Succumb* Friday r Tomatoes \\ Oranges -«• 69 50 STAMPS 88 SIZE SUNKIST NAVEL USNaiviNFRiP^X KING SIZE COFFEE CAKE and Mra. Harold Chrtotophei near Bottta Creek. Mr. and Mra. Cttnkm atnetah* and family of Sheridan were evening gueata of the Fled Dew­ dye a Friday ago. * The Frtandabip Naaa of tho Dunday achool here bold a mooting and party Saturday evening. March 12. at the paraonage faDoarahip MUL ■* Rev. and Mra Max Oeeaahtro and Clayton Mote vent to Har­ rison Monday. Maith 14. at­ tend the Mid-year Cornell ef Glandale Park GRASS SEED WATERMELONS AUTOMOBILE Rad.»he». Slaw Salad. Peppers COUY CHEESE GREEN ONIONS INSURANCE Head LaHuea or CELERY ARMSTRONG _ 50 CHUN KING FOODS tor ■ -»iui stamps ONE STEP MOOR CARE HASTII INSURANQ “SMaWKMU �ANNUAL TAM MU Others 8*1 S3.M ol SacUos IS ej.ee IISJS ^.7^.7^ 3s1 <“iannujrt.tA s te. >•« umi ■. y. oarmi •SPHZSHr£l ■n’ESHS1—Jis' Or SUBSDT POINT SLSX. -.'.KS''. COuniy, July a. TODAY'S us iss Lte* ■»-«••. Michigan. Money coDectod with Ammo* *o. • >t UbS 1> foot I an< W by MONEY thou tad tk«n mada will ba a public SAVING Sfffs financially and In a tangible BUPMViaOB GLASGOW’! . baglunla*. xaayjT*j»s"3»*«s - "XI -WU - *» TIP 5rsri«rZti^ ■tw £:'? s distribution to migrant families bo KN lor lAMOL iniaroav ana chain. *» link*. i thaacr St It rr.-^tv-^r LEONARD! Switch to golden Evangelical United Brethren Church tn Nashville, beginning with a potluck luncheon at 13:30 pm. att Friday. May «. The the remarkable new fuel oil that gives you more heat per gallon, more heat per dollar! its I:;: May 6. Mra. James Smith ot Nash­ ville, chafeman for May Fellowa*M (ftmil Court ot Burry County Ula 13lh day ot rabnury A.D. ISM. Antia D. MeDaoalA dreads JU«a. saa-aiL, o., Superheat R1 wavi\- i:s SAMUIL BODMt APDmtB W’“ *i: FROM IX liaoea ■ 10 rc^a. Uaoaa • IS r«4a Cowwaetlnx (I HE W" «r NV *■411*01*. loonco — • B040. •Mtfaiian Dooclai 15 r*d» ■.sra BTATB OP MICHIGAN PBOPaBTIlB, UNIT 1 4HrMa. brainy. TIIOBNAPPL* T01 Ton A. Varth, toil Coats Grove Christian Church. hop* township citlxcns involved in the current pressure to allow inore ga and lotteries In Michigan. Its forua 37* IS* SO N KorthJh0'.* Bower. The meeting concluded with E •.10 KSA»%XH QSJGINAL PLAT hlfhway lo to basUaUg. LABS WOOD HendersMt & VidMty By Mro. Richard Clark laarte S PMn VH-1HJ Warren and GeorgU Brogan ware Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McIntyre and Lucille of Augusto The Bob Brogans were Bunday supper LEONARD th. detrtlPlI & LOBO VIBW POINT US_ DANIEL STAUTS ADDITION Clark. Club 3 win be serving. “ otVbil'of'iHk McAllister OIL COMPANY E 33 roda to btsionlnr «0 Mt W^b^ln.U*- PLAT or BAYLES ADDITION TO Bude of Grand Rapids 1320 L STATE ST. Mi. 945-5022 oe 945-5442 PHILLIPS ADDITION [mi la .*> >1 102.SI 1961 B and 1201.3 1S7 !••(. Saturday after an appendectomy the pervious Monday at Pennock Hospital. * Harold Stanton has been convalescing at the hospital after surgery on Wednesday. ^•ilm** ‘ -*.'£}'• -Irn wmviioii njkt or isr ADDITION TO BODY'S UACH BT l«in» ut baxianin# 100 taM. lh.«. lh.no. N »o‘ 100 (»«L lhaaca M JO* B OS ^bajUalas. 1M3 FmoTid.d ■ atmaviBOB’s plat 0F TB0HLAND dufft bbach NEW CARPETING Has. thaaea W 17U.B1 faM. (Lanta Buy Miller's 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 UND1USOH YANK E 30 atrea ot Nli ot BH ot BE'L ot Haalion 3S. 30.00 B n Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices Buy from Us 1S6S TM0 ur at M-3T «Ur« and 3- .Be Satisfied. g Absolutely No Seconds a,w:..r.as4 —-..• al- •w KHIBULI “A" TAXU or 1961 XND raioc yiam NO CHAHttl FOX INSTALLING! MONARCH KiTSg IMF aa: All U*l pai ELT । Mrr sun in os out ab town— 9 SERVICE 1 S DURAaEAN Mttefa ASSTBIA TOWNSHIP m 1 Nortk. Bsaet T W CITY OT HASTINGS Phone Wl S-2O9I -00 •« - I9S1 -w a^STo?'.* 1 BSd. & �aa Invite Fanners To Fertiliser Meet at Lake-0 4-H'ers THE keep up with ZOOMING POULTRY INDUSTRY HASTINGS BANNER BROILERS EGGS TURKEYS Highlights Interesting licensed premise in toxicstod SMITH BROS fusion tn selecting the right product for a particular Job; Leadership Role In 4H Appeals To Teen-Agers Barry Farm Calendar... Hartings ware Bunday, March 13 urday visitor? at the Sylvan Tagg With so much competition visited many farmera locally and U entirely familiar with farming agrrs. It la interesting to Dote Cwatrel Michigan's Art Steeby Says Barley Variety Yields Similar Moat Complain Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS Spring barley variety trials tn r fMtUncr include* proper of fasocftcMo*. perticidM. County Extension Agricultural Agent Ttrnlll, Trophy and Larfcer, all •rare Thursday, March malting varioUcs originating in Committee, TUacola County from 1969 to of Hastings Bunday. How can you keep your car from being stolen? The Institute blllty of tbe Inform id, education­ for Safer living advises leaving al Hl program, observe aduRa your car in a well-lighted area working with Use youth who are AllliL Exhibit*. « — ir. l--"CatU<. Dxy t iwood BchocL u:l There are available today, 40 dlfforenfe projects cr, aOiriUta. locking it securely. The Court Guard aviation cec people and the importance of military barracka "Nobody Js a born leader.** ■aid Charles FYooman. program loader for a 4B citizenship eduwent group which met recently in Washington. D. C.“tt (leader- day dinner and luncheon guest yielded Traill 66 to 53 bushels. of Mr. and Mra. Paul Crumback Crop scientists worn, however, Freeport By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg prime requisftcB. The starUng pace can be any­ how In the club. Sometimes K Saturday, March 13. * Mra. Tern. with office holding. Needed U recognised ability in sewing, cooking, electrical or mechanical I tho Effie Parker home. A Mr. ondravnra. and in oUier arena and Mra. Ray Leese of Grand Rapids were Monday. March 14, Adult volunteer 4H ’leader? guide and encourage the young. termites are a warning If you see winged blsck'bi­ sects around your homei hidden worker termites may bo damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid ^costly damage, phone for aklllod Inspection byTormlnlx, world's largest In termite con­ trol. Service fully gusranteed up to $25,000.00 sglinit fu­ . ture fermlts damage. FOR FREE INSPtCITON CALL BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. PHONE Wl 5-3431 Repfeienting Traill and Lacker ore recom­ Mr. and Mra. Claude Walton. A Mr*. Claude Walton and Mr*. mended malting varieties for Dorothy Campbell called on Mrs. Michigan. Since Lacker will have a lilghcr percentage of Hospital Friday, a Mr. and Mra. plump kt-mcLv than Traill, it may be the rnort desirable. cently returned from Florida, northern Michigan in 1065 show­ Claude Walton home. A Mra ed Traill and BeUra both mak­ Dorothy Campbell of Grand ing anttafaotory yields. At lake Rapids spent the weekend with City. Traill yielded 70 bushels an acre compared with 73 Walton. Igreis Marvin of Grandville were pl anting? and no final con cl uBunday dinner and luncheon Ingram of Hastings were Bun- Grand Rapids were Sunday. March 13. visitors of Mr. and and clilidren of Grand Rapids were Sunday. March 13 callers ling were Bunday, March 13, dinMr. and Mra. James Sheehan iukI cldkbeu of Grand Rapid? Crites celebrates Ids 80Lb birth­ day with ills children u tho Wlng home. Consumption of poultry products is expected to take another Jump this year u pork and'beef production declines, according to statements made at the recent Junior Poultry and Egg Fact Finding Confertaee at Kansas City, Mo. Among the young delegates about the steady growth and attending the 13th annual event expansion of the industry withwere 4-H Club and FFA mem- in tbe last two decades. He ben ehosen for their top poul- addressed poultry award win­ try projects. ners last December during the They held their own clinics, National 4-H Club Congress at heard expert poultrymen and Chicago. ■ Forty-four and tourod the vast display of --------states *"*-------■* Puerto __ 36 equipment used in the ,_____________ bil- Rico rere represented. Mr. lion poultry industry. ------- j.__________ " Heisdorf ‘ presented $500 scholHeisdorf & Nelsor. Nelson 7-.™, Fanns, arships to three girls and three -------------------Inc., of Kirkland, ‘Wash, spon­ bovj £Or having 4^ |jejl sor for lhe flflli straight year Poultry projects in the entire of the national 4-H Poultry nation. program, was one of the exhi­ bitors. Representing the world­ 4-H’er* will be named for schsl wide hatcheries was A. L. Car­ snMpi, and will be (nest* ot tar, assistant manager ot lhe Heisdorf A Nelson st the 1968 4-H Congress. Other* will win franchise department Mr. Carter talked to tbe young industry. Among the chslleng- claim county medals of honor. genetics, Project* may be started any science time. Some require very little space since they Involve Only Successful careers also can eggs or chicks. be found in advertiiing, transParents wishing to enroll portation, engineering, market- their children in the 4-H Pout­ ing and accounting, he added, try program, or parents wishfor farm youth who plan to ing to become poultry club earn their livelihood off the leader* are urged by the Co­ farm. operative Extension Service to Arthur Heisdorf, president, contact their County Extension also has talked to 4-H members office. SMITH 7” BROS UhOdoM e Woodland Plant at Woodbury and the community M well m in | Monday. Gary Bowman was the club. Partldpailon In t he I Saturday and Sunday visitor. Icaderahlp program la entirely IMrs McGhee and Noah voluntary. Boys and girls "en- utcompaiued Mra. Lyle Blough roll." and at Ur aid of t h e 1 Fonttsc- The latter’s moUser, dub year their contributions ore Mrs. Maxine Stahl,, who had evaluated by LhemscivtB, by the'been visiting there', returned with tiiem. tliem. A The Chicks adult leader and by tho county' home *ith exunWon Ml. ’ Community Club enjoyed supper Awards are offered on a com­ petitive basis, al three levels: Thursday, March 10. * Mr cxxinjy. ataio and national, tach Monday. A Mrs. RuiacU Price of 3500 acholarahlpa The high- and Mra. Rlgo Rendon attended State will bo. named a delegate to the Nstlohal 4H Club Oon- ona Traverse In Sunfield. Thurs­ greca al Chicago with all ex­ day. March 10. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Walt and penses paid. Gold-filled leader­ ship medals will be presented to family ot Hartings enjoyed a Mrs. Richard Shoobridga Satur­ county. Right now there are more than day. A Mra. Margaret Hurkys 160.000 Junior ' leaders helping and the Strimback children of Lake Odessa were Sunday, March 13 visitors at the Richard Shoe­ tho leadership program. More bridge homo. Mi?. Richard Bird. Linda and are . needed, aaye the Extension Cindy spent Wednesday, March 16 with her, riioUicr. Mra. Rich­ ard Vendeville al ' Nome Dick Yorger Federal Land Bank Group Director Virginia Britton at Portage. Mr. and Mra. Richard Bini at- Richard Yorger, R3 Hastings, with Ran WaU and the Green was elected a director of Use Valley boy? In Grand Rapids. A Federal Land Bank Association Bunday. March 13 dinner guests counties at the annual meeting field. terminix NATIONWIDE TERMITE Delton. Bradfield had Gerald Woods and daughter and Reelected at the same meeting Rapids. A Mra. Jule Turner ac­ wo* Lcrtcr Wolverton. Ionia. companied Mr. and Mra. Ken­ neth Kemple of Hartings to the term, according to R. W. Christ- funeral rites for Nile Lancaster. directors are Etlsui Winters, tended the wedding reception far Dowling, Henry Nelson. Ionia, Orville Trebian. Stanton, and the Caledonia Methodist Church Saturday, March IX A Mr. and Claud Lund. Sheridan. Mrs. Charles King and Lloyd and Mra. Minnie King visited Mr. and Mr*. Elwin King in Ionia Bunday, March IX •360. a new *et of posthole digger* Jim Newton and hla mother, Mra. Robert Newton visited Ar­ thur Fuller in Chand Rapids, Wednesday, March' 18. * Pvt. Rood owned by Donald Cullens of Freeport. A door of the shed wm Gene Thaler spent the week­ broken open to gain entrance. end with his parents, Mr. and —... - ' U*........... USE BANNER WANT ADSI just finished five weeks of fl­ ed five weeks of finance training Power Mower Stolen HASTINGS HEATING Benjamin Harrison in Ind., and returned Sunday for five weeks of advance training. A George Faunoe Jr. left March 14 for Philadelphia, Pa. for duty with the Navy. A Mra. Elnora Whitney home Saturday, March 13. Sunday caller? at Ute George Gerald Knickerbocker and chil- Georpe Faunoe and Mra. Betty Modern Aire ■ Oil - Gas - Coal FLUMBING SURPLUS WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS 21 S3 Goa Uka *o«l Hutiag, HOT WATIS iASHOAW HEATING Call Wl 5,5769 or rille to Grand Rapids Wcdnea- '68 Chevrolet Impala Sport Sedan ' (going away) and tmpala Sport Coupe. Drive a great buy. Buy a great drive. Impala ’66 CHEVROLET DOUBLE DIVIDEND DAYS! NO. 1 BUTS-NO. 1 CARS Now it your Omrolet duler’i mother M Blodgett HospitaL A Mra. Wayne Thgg and sum were Saturday, March 13. guests id a C of A VFW meeting In Lansing Saturday. * Mra. Fay children at OsLeFrlday viMtora of Wl 5-3732 Undwr CuUaa w»a How close are you to your nearest Chevrolet dealer? A mile? A block? Hurry on down I That’s how close you are to a Double Dividend buy on a Jet-smoother *46 Chevrolet Im pa I al It's Double Dividend Days-No. 1 Buys on America’s No. 1 Cara. Choose! 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Single, Appointive Municipal Aaaeaaor R Hastings annual Spring etacApril 4, from 7 am. to t J with electora voting on ' charter amendments and municipal offklals with only contest. The deadline to oM an absentee ballot Is 2 pm. 8 urday.__ ’ The one contest on tl <a to name a successor 3 Ing reelection as treasurer. Elliott as stuCaUsy Gaskill CITIZENS GO TO SCHOOL—Members of the Citizens Comnew facility waa needed in Itesllnxi. After Additional committee meeting* were scheduled to study re<w!r«- fsetual Jo Ana Aldrich; third row: Gary Cuytar, Mark Kiwanis Holds Ted Knopf Day Here Wednesday MEDICARE BLANKS ApplteaUea blanks far «pptemsntal Medicare benefits Knopf Day at the Hastings Klwanls Club. - up today. The supplemental High School's veteran vocational agriculture instructor at their regular noon luncheon meeting I Parish House program and contribution ,»,TnOMU N. KNOPF Leo A. Miller’s Mother Dies Monday Night ored guest at the luncheon, as ware especially invited former Smith. Gerald Smith. Duan. Day, Rax Casey. Eugene Hay- Smith. Tom Timm. Hubert Long. John Moore and Lee Calms. The main speaker at ger. president and head of the agricultural economics depart­ ment al Mkhlgan State Univer­ Funeral service* for Mrs Mary sity since 1964. He belongs to professional orla to officiate with burial In Mtf ganlsaUons and is the author Calvary Cemetery. bullettoa He NM a memoer of the M8U FAktetah Advisory Group on vil­ Mrs Miller had been ho^ltalleed lage tteveiopment to 1B57. a member of the Colombia project. National University of Colombia. i th and had previously been a tlent st the Barry County Medi­ Kellogg Foundation. May - June S cal Faculty visor with M8U Nigeria ■ ProShe was bom In Moline on July 7. 1875. the daughter of Henry and widely known as the originator Mary <McCarthy) Humphrey. She of an apple marketing formula. married Otto B- Miller of Grand Th* Ktwanls Ted Knopf Day Rapids In Leighton on Oct. 17. The family moved to Hastings in 1837. 1BX. Mr. Miller worked far the t He was born on Feb. 28. IBM. Consolldatod Press Company. Ho Ito Blissfield, and was graduated died en Nov. 1. 1646. from high school there In 1B22. Mr* Miller continued to make'Ho MnNd a taacBiera* certificate her home «> Park Street unlU(»‘ M»U tn 107. a life certificate T..n. to in 1B30 1130 and and his his master master's * degree degree from the University of Michigan Medical Facility. in 1841. Mrs Miller is survived by four daughters, Sister Mary Damian, RSM, Mt. r-—' pitaL Detroit;______ .) Bechtel. R6 Hastings, and Mra n. Marion (Gertrude) Becker. Has- Michigan teachers who received certificates of achievement for "service and contributions to the program of vocational education In agriculture.” He has been a director of the Barry County Boll District and has taken an active part in many other programs. PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEC­ TION — A Special Election, to vote on raising one and one-half mills (1A mills) for a period of ll r.gs, 3! grandchildren; M great of providing funds for road im­ provement In Prairieville Town­ ship. will be held April 5. IBM. at the Prairieville Township Hall. VFW Meets April 7 great grandchildren. make application for absentee Lloyd Nottingham, PralrWvllle Twp. Clerk 3/31 L_J gleaned from the Banner fila SportawouMn meeting at their . • day evening elected the following officers for the coming year: Jen* Bandera, president; Elaine DeBroux. vice president; Ruby Lucille Willits, recording eecre- ' I* charged with all the _____ I Imposed upon assessing officers ' by Blate law. The assessor must ! prepare all regular and special HUGH M. TRANTUM am. this Thursday at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. recently ousted tk. grand jury, that be was enter­ fng the campaign. Also tn the racs will be Id. Gov. Vernon Brown and Mayor Edward JafCounty ClaA Allan C. Hyde. county dark Agricultural Agent since July. IMS. has oomptoted work M Michigan State University on his masters degree in agricultural extension and Monday returned month lea mg at Yanhaujlprtags on i PteMt EPP BKMfc ABOUT: . . . BACKWASH) OLANCEE, New Director Of Family and Children’s Unit LIFT BOAD LIMITS Orval Culshaw Jr, engi- EDITORIALS- dude Mayor with. Board Thomas R. Taffee and Alderman Lannes L Kenfield, First Ward; Ivan J. Snyder, Second: Lewie 0. Mandatory Inspection of all mo­ Lang. Third, and Cedric 8. tor vehicles using Mkhlgan high- Publk Safety Committee" since Morey. Fourth. only three of them were reported present when hearings on the bill Third rds when Stephen J. Cooley resigned, is seeking elec­ gram In this slate. Support for were held. Sentiment seems to be that “the tion to that post. such a measure Is universal. Virtually all ot those who have votes aren't there, so why waste electors' 'approval to chi testified In the matter favor enact­ from s multiple, elective At this point, one might logically ment ot legislation to bring such poinim inrnnr. a program into being. I At the present time. Hastings Actually a bill providing for According to the Mkhlgan State end Fourth Wards, and one from annual Inspections of all motor University Traffic Safety Center, the Second and Third. vehicle* by either state-operated or eighty per cent of Mkhlgan citi­ 1 The Hastings Board of Educa­ state-licensed Inspection stations zens favor mandatory Inspection. tion and the Hastings Are* । Chamber of Commerce have has been Introduced under spon­ Moreover, people appear willing to gone on record favoring the sorship of thirty-five state repre­ proposal. sentatives. However, it apparently providing it could be maintained L If the proposal is approved. bas small chance of getting any­ on an honest and thorough level Pan assessor will be appointed where and luu not been included ot operation This. too. makes | the mayor by and with the a -vke and approval of the •n House Speaker Kowalski's list sense, since the discovery of med>. He would hold office legislation. There is matnuin a card index of all lota and parcels of land in the City and perform such other duties aa With the appointment of an and mayor pro tern, with the two supervisors appointed by the Council from members of the vouncu. tiers, city aiHugh M. Trarltum of Merton, tomey or director ot public serv- County B •ai CommlMlon, m trie I Ion* were lifted as ot thia Wednesday. To Spray Barry With Pesticide In Beetle Fight Areas In 10 Barry County town­ ships are Included In the aerial application of pesticide to eight southwestern Mkhlgan counties for suppression of the cereal leaf beetle. SpeclalUes of Phoenix. Arts, and slightly leu than six cents per acre. This is three cent* per JUDGE ARCHIE D. McDONALD acre less than the cost of appll- Clde brings total per acre coal* Judge McDonald To Leave Bench Next December . . . I ... ....... Barry areas include most of I-Maple Grove; six sections in Debra Gorodenski. 10-year-old. Thomapple north, south and daughter of Mr and Mrs. Nick west of Middleville; Woodland; Gorodenski of 430 8. Hanover Castleton; Baltimore; the lop became an exceptionally happy young lady when she won the southeast corner of Heatings candidate for reelection. Shetland pony ofiered by the Township; east section of Hope, ruxicin iui i and top sections of Johnstown rr.ent Shaofler. 10-month-old daughter remodeling at Robert and Kay (Kenfield) EJuftTer of 528 E. Thom Stre. t. ry atarnmi grader, wasn't much hsppler barley as well the Sponable Funeral Home with than her sister, Cindy. 12. or cereal grain industry. It was first the Rev. George Elliott offklat- brother. John, 6. A friend. Corlus Quigley, la discovered in North America in Cemetery. taking care of “Lucky" at his 19<Q in Berrien County. Flying la expected to begin late place at 3220 N. Broadway, and has promised to help "break" the in April and continue for about prlde land I trust equal humility) two weeks. new "member" of the family. iaby Strangles In Crib While Taking a Nap | Happiness Is ... | [ Additional supervisors may children's and family social work, has begun his duties as executive director of the Family 6c Chil­ Helals if the City ever becomes dren's Service in Battle Creek, eligible for more. The second charter proposal which serves Barry and Cal­ houn Counties. If approved, would raise the salary of the mayor from 3500 waa found dead. Both parents annually to 11300. and the sal­ She waa bom on May 12. IBM. aries of aidermen from MOO to MOO a year. In Hastings. Precincts, and election board who is publisher of the Freeport In addition to her parents, she terr* Barry-' County resident* members, for Monday are: Barry health officials are going News and president of Freeport Is survived by two brothers. on Tuesday. 8hs succeeds Mrs Dena Lewis. north of the Thornapple vote at nal grandparents. Alderman and Northeastern School) — Bernice Mrs. Lannes Kenfield, Hastings; cause of illness. The new Hours for the office James, chairman, and Virginia her paternal grandparent*. Mr and Mra. Harley Shaeffer, Has­ which is on the second floor of tings; a great grandfather. Milo do skin testing and client X-rays the National Bank of Hastings Second Ward (Electors living Schaeffer, _ of Centerville. Iowa. of the personnel al the Hastings building, will be from 10 am. to 7' 1 great grandmother. Mrs. Mfg. Company will be held. 3:30 pm. on Tuesday, Instead of east at Hanover and south of the | and James Flndlow of Chicago. Thursday. The agency workers provide family and personal School)—Margaretta Lake, chair­ counseling, and adoption service. man, and Amy Bower. Florence The directors of the Family * Weber and Ida Waters Third Ward (Electors living CliUdren's Service Include the Rev. William Helrigel. DD, and between Hanover and Broadway Mra. Richard Shuster of Has­ and south of the river vote In move them from the tou-byI former member or the West Gym) — Margaret ADrll tings. the same program will be carried the Freeport IOOF Lodge and 6 Mrs. Allen and Director Tran- Smith, chairman, and Mildred 7 on at the E. W. Bliss plant. former noble grand He was a tum will be here Tuesday for a Ingram. Kathleen Clarey and ------------ •-----------1 On Wednesday, Thursday and former member and officer of William Bchilhaneek. luncheon meeting with a group HASTINGS TWP. NOTICE OF I Friday of next week. April 5. 7 the Knights of Pythias. Fosrth Ward (Electors living tn Hastings. ANNUAL MEETING — The an-, and 5. jhe^ X-rayunit will^bc i Mr. Geiger retired about six Director TranUun has been weet of Broadway and south of the river vote to the West Gym nual meeting of Hastings Town­ of the high school)—Viola ship will be held at the township . . FAMILY SERVICE. Pago Behnke, chairman, and Bessie hall oa April 2. 1666. starting at Smith, Greta Nixon and Maurice 2 pm, also a publk hearing on .—------------------------------------ n sscIngram. the proposed budget. Copies of ty Kenxic of Lynwood. Calif ; seven Those voting tn the West Gym , such budgets are available for The schedule for the City grandchildren, two great grandshould enter by the Park Street I public inspection at the township <nk tot is: children, and a brother, Ray. ot entrance. hall or the clerk's home Wrdn/wl,, Anril I 11 tn 7 .___ n____ u __ .______ Election board chairmen re-1 Juanita Slocum, and 3 to 7 pm step-children. celve 120 and other workers »15 Hastings Twp Clerk 3/31 Thursday, April 7, B a.m. to , Service* were held al 2 pm. Tuesday at the Roth Funeral William Bchilhaneek, chair­ 11am Bryde officiated and build man of the Barry County SelecFrom April IB to May « Health Department staff members will nounetd that 15 men have re­ do akin tawing on pupils in । »,< a ceived orders for induction into graoea 1, 5 and B throughout the Lenten DreOKtOSt the --------armed-------------forces. -- Hastings | county Blip* indicating this| The Lenten Bregkfast Friday, schedule will be sent home with April 1. will be held at the First via bas on April «, and are to the Spring ra- 1 Methodist Church from 7 to 7:50 lam. The host will be the Prescation. bylcrian Church Jim Coleman Those receiving orders to go to Detroit for induction include: abnormal The Barry Medical Society, unleer, and Kenneth J. Bed­ Micmgan Michigan ueparunent Department of Health Health ANNUAL kTZaTING OF RUTford. 23; John H. MacLeod. 33; and Michigan and LAND TOWNSHIP—The Annual ' meeting ot Rutland Toanshlp Corkwell, 21; William O. Varney. 20; Michael A. Tobias. 30; Bruce | Saturday. April 2. IBM. at I pm H Barnum. 30; Robert E. Nkkare cooperating In the Barry At Ume wU1 ** * CountTFro^wX. ,lc “r,nB “ " »'»»« —’ Shirley P. Woods. 20; Steven 1L[ uc h nearing on lh me proposed | township budget for IBM and Britten. IB; Frank E. Tilton Jr, I IBM. before It la adopted by the is- w.n>. x* Near. IB; Rickie ANNUAL ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP MEETING — Notice board. 74 men are to go is given that the annual town­ . Induction Station ship meeting of the electors of for their pre-toducllon physical the township of Orangeville will be held at the Orangeville Fire BABBY TOWNSHIP Bam beginning at 2:00 o'clock pro. Saturday. April .2. IBM. At aich Ume in additional to other MRS. NINA ENO SUCCUMBS regular business and In accord■ wav rr.ng proposed rcpenditures and estimated strip shall hearing on the annual ildvratlon. Health Officials Charles Geiger’s Going Hunting Father Succumbs For TB in Barry 15 Barry Men To Report for Military Duty 1/31 that office Barry County Probate Judge Pfrihp H Mitchell announced he will be ing Attorney Richard M. Bsaw County Prosecuting Attorney, ta­ Dad Angell Dies Wednesday * • » At A 11 POTH || MlAV^all pita) In Allegan. College. served aa a "Y* aserstaxv from the tune he graduated until he retired In IMO He came to Hastings in 1921 and remained here until about 1861 Calif.; Horace, of San Francisco, Calif ., and Robert of Franklin near Pontiac; two daughter. Mra Rich­ ard 'Mildred' Bauer of 437 8 Sparks ot Grosse Pointe, and seven pandchlldren. burial will Cemetery be in the • JOHN8TOWN TWr Rutland NOTICE— town Township will be held on Saturday. April 3. INS al IM Half In addition to regular bucl- building known aa Hall June Doster. HOPE TOWNSHIP MEETING NOTICE nual Meeting ANNUAL �Save pennies ievery day--DOlMBS vvery week WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AO PET-RITZ PIES MEAT DINNERS ORANGE DRINK Oven-Fresh RAISIN BREAD DOLE PINEAPPLE REG. 95* BUFFERIN 60 1-QT. 14-OZ. CAN IDA FRESH FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 450, 4W-.4W- SHEET «OU-..'^ NORTHERN BATHROOM 6-FL. OZ. CAN TISSUE Exquisite Tayor, Smith & Taylor' AUTUMN HARVEST' i JUICE GLASS :-------Births at Pennock SPARTAN CREAMY, COUNTRY FRESH COTTAGE , WITH EASH $5. FOOD PURCHASE EXCLUDING BEM, WINE ANOLCIGARETTES. CHEESE tWIK COUPON ROM YOUR MAILED CAUHOAX THIS WEEK FOS... ’AitsM Hanot' COVERED CASSEROLE ~ $2.99 ROLL PACK PORK & BEANS LIQUID DETERGENT - WITH COUPON 1-LB. CTN. WITH COUPON BELOW... HEAD LETTUCE 6-OL WT. CELLO BAG RADISHES PORK ROASTS nth J! and April in the talent proHaaUngi High FRESH PICNIC STYLE! WHOLE FRYERS BOASTING (MICKENS menu ■mum or Michigan* u-u. avo. umiaonhss WHOLE HAMS ' EWIfTI HUM1UM , Canned Hams 3c“*2i | COUNTRY FRESH, CREAMY iCOTTiKE CHEESE 10 IWIU WIS touPONanTam. OS MOS SPARTAN RING BOLOGNA MR A 59* FRANKS /? SAUSAGE 59 . food osoes. exnses sat., April 2. �Hastings Pastor | Diocesan Advisor; Dies on Friday I • Services were held Monday at [1 30 pm. from the Vent Funeral | Horae in Nashville gr Fruncb Guy Silsby. 61, farmer of-Brad­ ley Road. R5 Charlotte Mr. SlUby died about 3 p.m. Friday. March 25, shortly after beinr taken to llayea-GreenBeach Hospital In Charlotte by hla brother, Grant, with whom members were the Very in Cktzphan. 8t. George'* x Church. Grand Rap- Rapids; Dr. M. Eugene Osterhaven, Wei ter q Theological Semtndrry. Holland; Rev. Dale W. Hallbcrg. Gethsemane Lutheran. Grand Rapids, and Rev. Leonard A. Sweetnam, Calvin College, Grand Rapids. ------- -------------- — ' Rev. Oury. who waa honored Rapids to discuss ways and last June at the Episcopal Dio- IN COLOR TELEVISION NETWORK thanks fo: M>e aina expressions ot sympathy. The family of Mollie Herrick Declare Dividend] The directors ot the E. W.I Bliss Company, diversified Can-: ton. Ohio manufacturer, declar­ ed the regular quarterly divioend of 45 cents per share on PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH' COIN-OP Laundromat S: More About- The Knightsmen Gaining Wide Musical Appeal , Backward Glances retum to Cheshire Academy. Cheshire. Conn , after visiting hi* | parents. Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Birit. for Spring vacation. .ontiauad from Poge Om The Knightsmen, a group । ■ -med last September an£l gain­ Ing a musical reputation, has a , Job to play at the ballroom of i: the Pantltnd Hotel In Grand ' Rapids on Saturday. April 2. B«* Sigma Phi. professional Since organizing, the group has played several engagements, isorority for business women. met me of the leading Jobs being the at the home of Mary Royer Wed­ Teenage dances at the Union :nesday evening and elected the following officers for the com­ ing year: Ethel lUgln, president; Theollno Rogers, vice president.; IN HASTINGS enneut .WAYS FIRST QUALITY • SEE US NOW DURING OUR STAR PERFORMER SALE CHAKE Barry county lues been p’jict d in the same Stale natatorial dis­ trict si. Allegan and VanBurect counties. For the post several jrars, Barry county has been part of a district that also ln-_ KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERAS A FREE ROLL of Black and White Film given with Each Roll brought in for procening . . . Sixes 120-127-620. Gordo* ~1 Iroadde Agency 1 PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS INSURANCI 201 1- S»ata **■ [“• • • a I , 1 50 Yean Ago Lynn Brown has signed as pitcher with the Terre Haute. Ind., team which is a member of the Central League. Last year Lyiui made a great record .i-.tt'l Accidaat & Sickaaoi 1 Life • Ho«pitilii»f ioa ■ Awta • Fira a Liability I Bondi a Hiauwim I Pbaaa 945-9423 I TREMENDOUS SELECTION!! Ralfy’rtandfiorTteDodseBays MW spring coats! ffry prices Right now at Penney's — on Easter Parade's worth of all that’s new on the coot scene! All your favorite looks — from easy-fit body skimmers to clean-cut slimliners with 'just right' detailing and deeper-than-surfoce in- ■ too! We've woolicresi in. i and-nyldn boucles, crisply checked • wools, nubby Orlon® acrylic knits, tailored wool worsteds ... all styled and shaped with unbeatable Penney know-how ... at such little prices! rC rrdSfe Rebellious car. . Dodge Chargerllll! • " America’s newest sports fallback with urgo space jike , that of a wagon. 4fs febeUiously priced isn’t II right along with Dodge Darts, Coronets, Polar as and Monacos. It's your best buy-now-during the sale of sales. Rally 'round, sports fans, for The Dodge Boys Rebellion Rally I The Dodge Rebellion? �Mrs. Alta Rad Dies Tuesda' >y Past Township Official Dies On Monday 0X1 HCNDRBD Altn HUBHcaimox leadsrarap Tuesday at Leila Hospital la Battle Creek, are to be 1:10 pm. this Thursday Leonard-Osgood Funeral to officiate with burial in the Hastings Township Cemetery. Funeral services for Gamut.. — Buxton. 88. Banfield, who died the highway slaughter (mandatory set Acres Nursing Home, are to be held at 1:30 pm. Friday at the Banfield Methodkt Church. The Rev. Harold Arman and Why li the legislature dragging Rev. Robert Smith of ML Pleas­ (Oates) Callihan. She attended ant are to officiate with burial tile Striker School and married in the Union Cemetery in Maple William Reid on Oct. 8, 1910. They had been life-long farmGrove Township. Kowalski's determination to pre­ vent o Republican governor from accomplMhlng anything in the health for months. the past Ung* Baptist Church, the Star Grange, and was a Gold Star Mother of the American Legion. several For more than 20 years tt>e wu a member of the Star School Board. time the slaughter on our highway* Darius and Mary Anne (OstrottO continues? Buxton. He attended tile Maple Grove School and married Haldee Stanton of Maple Grove on June 20. 1901. They fanned in Maple Grove brought a twinge of nostalgia— and were residents of Battle pictures Bitowing old 990 In action moving to Banfield in 1929. help prevent iwrkinit* and save Mrs. Buxton died on March 11, startling Ute world with her ex­ 1958. In 1963 he sold his farm ploits ot speed. and made his home with his Old 999. a locomotive built rope- children until his health forced It the that fatal him to go to the nursing home could be : duced 10 per eight months ago. . the nation talking with vision* of EDITORIAL Township treasurer, farmer Maple Grove Township ctetk. former director of the Benfield THe phone Company. Motor* official (who He Is survived by a son. Gor­ ot 88 mph and even negotiated one don of Banfield; ttiree daugh­ ters, Mrs. Harold (Genevieve) Stanton. R4 Hastings, Mrs. Jose­ phine Cheeseman. R2 Nashville, achieved hauling four can, which and Mr*. Harold (Bemece) Gray. Olivet; six grandchildren; 12 in the automotive industry, Michi­ gan should take this obvious initial 000 pounds <809 and tender weighed great grandchildren; one broth­ er. Cyrus. Maple Grove. from the legislature ■ mile* in 68 minutes then turned FUrd company official further testi- sengers must have had a real thrill tn blasting through the 100 mph of fame by setting a pace of 112'4 mph on a measured mile on a straightaway between Batavia. tpedMr according to tenUxncny N. Y., and Buffalo. After feat* like, this. 999 became something of a legend and waa a main attraction at exhibition* and on special rum throughout the nation. Nowadays, of course, fnany rail­ road line* (excepting those here In the USA.) are reaching 100-plui mph siteeds but It was old 999 buck tn 1883 that first made the breaktlirough. A special salute should be given to Charlie Hogan, the engineer nt the throttle during AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wslvsrise AHvanHe veaiswee aad dcp.ndibilrty who exhibited such trust and con­ fidence. ' having WO pointed out to us m How Not to Pass Driver’s Test of the century, that was a fabulous INSURANCE AGENCY the breaking of the 1000 mph bar­ M$Ue of Strand Theatre” 219 Wert Stats St. display at the Museum of Science NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the Qualified Electors of Hastings Public Schools, B-1 husband, two sons. Earl ot Nash­ ville, and Meredith of Hastings; four daughters, Mr*. Wayne 'Margaret! Armour. Mr*. Har­ old (Dorothy) Hawkins. Mrs. Melvin (.Thelma) Campbell, all of Hastings: 19 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren, and one That A Special Election Will Be Held On Bedford. April 11,1966 Key Clubbers at State Conclave Four member* of the Hastings High School Key Club, sponsored by thn Klwanls, attended the 15th annual convreUlon of tlie Michigan District of Key Club International held at the 1'antllnd Hotel In Grand Rapids March 25-27. The Polls for the said Election will bo open from 7:00 o'clock A.M., and remain open until 8:00 o'clock P.M., of the came Election day. The place (or places) of ELECTION are indicated below: Sunday. Three hundred boy* from all sections of Michigan attended and heard Father Hugh Michael drivMSU All-American, waa also one About 4:10 pm. Monday of many .'^peakers. Delegates attended caucus aeaGeorge J. Richer. 16, Middle­ ville. was driving a 1865 Ford State office* were Boys attended ty David Wood at hla right. He subjects m "Integration and You." "Vietnam Insight" and "Youth and Alcohol." Klwanls President Arthur Streby and Edwin Wlctnlk went with Uie Hastings Key clubber*. Hla car hit a northbound 1956 Ford driven by Arthur J. Wlllltta, 65. R2 Hattlnga The wagon swirled Into a 1964 Comet driven by Mrs. Ellne Ann Buehler, 58. 631 W. Bond, who was headed south and attempting to make a left turn. The Wlllltta machine bounced off and hit Ron W. Rlvett’s 1964 Chevrolet which UPHOLSTERING Jefferson headed north. Officer Gary Sunior said the WEST GYM, HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS OR QUESTIONS WILL BE VOTED UPONt Shall Hatting* Public Schools B-1. Barry County. Michigan, assume It* pro rata *hare of the outstanding bonded indebtedness of Pleosantvlew Elementary School. Berry and Calhoun Counties, Michigan. In the amount of $260,000.00, consisting of the 1958 unlimited tex bond issue in the remaining amount of $145,000.00, end the 1964 unlimited tax bond issue-ia th* remaining amount of $115,090.00? The sold bond issue* maturing serially a* follows: 1958 Bond Issue J.ty 1. 1944 , 5.000.00 July 1, 1967 1,000.00 July 1. 1968 5,000.00 July 1, 1968 2.000.00 THE FURNITURE BUILDING July 1. 1969 6,000.00 July 1, 1969 2,000.00 July 1. 1970 0.000.00 July 1, 1970 2,000.00 Wayne Hazel July 1, 1971 6,000.00 July 1, 1971 3,000.00 Phono 374-3523 July 1. 1972 7.000.00 July 1, 1972 3,000.00 July 1, 1973 7,000.00 July 1, 1973 3,000.00 July 1, 1974 7,000.00 July 1, 1974 3,000.00 zrily 1. 1975 8,000.00 July 1, 1975 3.000.00 July 1, 1976 9,000.00 July 1, 1976 3.000.00 July 1, 1977 9,000.00 July 1. 1977 3.000.00 July 1. 1978 10,000.00 July 1. 1978 4,000.00 10,000.00 July 1. 1979 4.000.00 10,000.00 July 1, 1980 4,000.00 July 1, 19B1 11,000.00 July 1, 1981 4,000.00 July 1. 1902 12,000.00 July 1, 1982 4,000.00 July 1, 1913 12,000.00 July 1, 1983 5,000.00 July 1, 1984 5,000.00 Jtafy 1, 1985 5,000.00 July 1, 1986 5,000.00 July 1, 1987 5.000.00 July 1, 1988 6,000.00 July 1, 1989 6,000.00 July 1, 1990 6,000.00 July 1, 1991 7.000.00 Call WI 5-3481. Ben Franklin Easter Party Needs embossed border /|<^r July 1, 1979 July 1, 1980 • 1 24 Matching Napkins Laster design on while. 35« HASTINGS 1 Squat'.1 Papt 1 M >• - I. lit. 35< 35E Limmsof iHitoDtnuuu- 35‘Fe To Meet Emergencies In on emergency, help mujf-be fast and complete! Our ambulance Bupny-ln-o-N*st 8‘A-in. rabbit sur­ rounded by colorful eggs, an unusual decoration. service is as fast as safety allows. In addition, it utilizes oxygen and first-aid supplies, and it con be July 1, 1992 7,000.00 July 1, 1993 . 7,000.00 SCHOOL, TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT TH I ANNIXATION OF FLEASANTVIIW ELEMENTARY ---------------------------BARRY ANO CALHOUN COUHTIB. MICHIGAN. TO HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS B-1. WILL NOT BECOME EFFECTIVE UNLESS: affirmative majority vote of the electors of Hastings Pi School. B-1: ' AND M (b) Th, alocton of huu.fr— Elanantao' School by a -ajorlty -ota aRpca: Called with confidence at whatever hour the need arises. Decorative Candles 11) Tba awoaaaHoa at aaU Maaaantrlaw Elamantary School to HntU,, Fubllc Schooh B-11 Chicks, bunnies, and novel shapes. LEOnflRDOSGOOD 4 iZoOO.OO . Kip00-00 July 1. 1967 at special LOW prices! CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON < • 1964 Bond. Inue July 1, 1?«£ went more than 100 mph." During HASTINGS SPECIAL School Election H ,aar>. m r«o IMS-1MS. be used for opereti SmS School District by .45 % of the assessed > School District for o period of three (3) bdoih,, Hl, p«ip«u of provldfo, a toad to ’-funenalJ4o)M PtAttES K. LEOHAXO Gay touch for bas­ kets, pack- earn Bges, too. 29c JACKD.OIGOOD Phone 945-2471 BENXFRANKUfSI T 102 Wu9Mo,at Jeffgeson $76O,00Q.0C Dated March 3, 1965 Barbara von Reif **^7', �Woodland Hastings to Host Training Day for Area Firemen ‘TS’ESrii police to 16310 and U_ to M.D60. all a BMW annual In- Hssttngx Fire Chief Edward Tudor Monday night Informed Area Builders Organize Against Mr,. Now SupW County gallon waa ae■anltary sewer between Clinton their children soon. Parents also Ing applications for public a*--> siatance. be against the E. W. Bliss and Conductor Edvard McPharlln Blood Clinic at Woodland Moy 23 ASTINGS Elon Lutheran---------------Woodland on Monday. May 33, from 12 noon until 6 pm. Mry. Gerald McMillen is the general chairman. EATING FURNACES THE LANDLUBBER INN PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS * M-43 on WaN Lak* Will Open Fri., April 1st Hastinga HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING Braisted Ckickea Oar Specialty WI 5-3732 or Call WI 5-5769 PRS- Thurs., March 31 Buttered ASPIRIN Rexall ASPIRIN THROUGH 2fw99‘ 2i«70< lire immediate goal 01 mv Sunday dinner guests with their group is to fight the State 11- Knowluma promotion, I ------------ •------------daughter, Mr. and Mra. Gatem censing provisions. In uddlllon. the group Intends | Mr. and Mra Richard Cotter, Kilmer and family. * Pfc. Horto study the proposed City son- (Sally and Jill, are planning to Ing ordinance, housing code and Kawer nrrikri in building code. Members also plan Florida. to work toward* acquiring an Lehman. He left Tuesday mom- adequate number of qualified txxjtractora and construe tion NEW The Methodist Church women Gounty abstractor, reports that during 1865 her office revenue totaled M0.035 51 while expendi­ tures. Including salaries, totaled 01414-90 for a balance of 0.72061, Orders written totaled 3,417. The peak month for orders tion Industry hi the area, leadwas August, with 271. The lowest was January, with 136. Receipts for 1865 were up 81457.78 over Directors of the association the previous year. community arc cordially Invited.' met ■ Monday night at the Has­ tings City Bank and decided to invite the secretaries of the Stale chicken supper will start at 5. Home Building Association and People are usually standing in the Grand Rapids Home Build­ ers Association to meet with the Lakewood High School on them to discuss the wisdom ot Joining the National Home Builders Association, and other come. Lunch after dance. delicious ' Ikkiw cooked supper relative matters. The directors are also plan­ displays Ln the classrooms. ning to arrange conferences with area legislators io sec what can katooll CtticiTSonny Means was Around 8 the King and Queen be done about the controversial captain of the 1851-53 Spartan "contractors' licensing law.” They also urge all Interested Is plenty of activity planned for tile gymnasium. This includes persons to write their represent­ atives and senators at Lansing about their views on the matter. Call WI 5-3481, Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal 2153 Gun Lak* Road Abstract Office Balance is $3,720 Saturday, April 2, and have a good time. Bunday evening visitors at the Sat., April 9 and Mra. Floyd Begerow Mra Herald Cbualc. * ORIGINAL MINERAL Alumni Board Plans Banquet Saturday, June 11 MOUTHWASH M aM)"31 mouthwash PANOVITE VITAMINS gant-HKifHUir! 2f.M< 2hr80< DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE FUNGI-REX | roirmuisiOH BOXED j .UNGLASSES i STATIONERY r I HOUSEHOLD GLOVES 2 b.2.99 2 io, 1.40 J 2 Boxks 2 01 5: », (4 .- Rex RIM ■rxAtt ( MINUTIMAN Rexall RUBBING BUBBLE A A ALCOHOL M M ,id*‘1 «win'r>nt EIS £ 2m80< BATH GLYCERIN 2 fe 56< IS SUPPOSITORIES ’ tSST 2m54« u Rexall ASPIRIN Adult or lofarrt. 12*a. dusting CHEWABLE VITAMINS axT1 Is Hl HAND POWDER : W’ * ,...„BLUE ORAL n I SHAMPOOS I MOUTHWASH CMl Mm antluptte. Q...w SACCHARIN ,or,v 1 I I j 2ur99< Sk.*.xr“u’ | StOOMMTS 2 io, 99' J.SO MKT COLOGNE 2*». aarowi? fOf Z51 1.75 DUSTING POWDER 9«i. tea 2 for 1.76 2.80 COLOGNE 2Hi <1. at. - ----- 2 for 101 1.50 SOAP Bat at 1 ukas2 for 1.51 VITAMINS ON SALE! ■. M.’ uiu.nonoxjfdr ,n i.it coutH rrtiir 9 m, r CMnwM. in. u--------- 4Tor 1.40 «uu VITAMIN C 2Ur70> 2 I., 5.96 Cara Nome FACE CREAMS Nylon bristled. 2lwL01 RIXAU VITAMIN B-1 nXAMM inMo<>ao.»i 1.50 COLD ar CLEANSING CREAM. JM « ----------------2 for 1.51 2.00 NIGHT CREAM n* o»------- 2 for 2.01 2.50 HORMONE CREAM 2U m. 2 for 151 .'Ji,'""1 ““_____SforlJS WATCH BANDS Men's leather or ladiwa* nylon. 2 Io 2.26 \ i.tt nvit iHUuoiumi 2 for 1.70 !TJSWfl“_“?L2for .99 .»l,f.H”JW.,»2for 28 ISO MIST COLOGNE »«. Mra«ai2 for 231 KVF.RYDAV F 2m78< 2 for 1.40 «•!""«* _2for .M n< wit or iuiuiu , f u TiAUU. w. 4 Tor .40 2 for .50 m.m2IwU>1 IM FACE POWDER, COMPACT < FOUNDATION Oral, Hadal, «»*, W_ RUAU VITAMIN B-12 30c DAWE BANDAGE n f snail uartiajlaio ^Is. —- T0l .31 L R.‘!“rra*‘ __2 for .99 iit«J’«mu"__2for120 2 for 1.60 25.29 fflTSlTKMKww. s...* ger-rhe Ai AW|BN B40MKEX TmtlfM CapMrtaa TABLETS -------------------- - 53MX60 hhf-M* 8Ac DABT CAR£(,U> LOTION x2for .90 .2 for J9 S„!T!,“U_____2 for .70 2 for 50 2 Boxes 1.01 2forJJ1 I lor 1.51 ?TJ!5n'.“B*,L2for 28 !4.r“n’"mt^2 for 3.80 """2 for 4.88 XriSJVSJff.. 2 Decks 1.01 iffL." 2 for .40 aJSS.ra^“2Prs.4.86 BxST™" 2 for .80 138 W. $M* n>M« 945-4284 Opaw All Day Thunday Sate East Middle Lake By Mrs. Bessie M. Cairns kJ HMttao 94S-4TT4 John Mason accompanied his son. Ben. of Nashville to a lay­ man's meeting at Grand Rapids last Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engle visited relatives in South Bend from Wednesday until Saturday * Mr. and Mrs. Admiral Loerch of Lansing and Mra. LotUc Bumpus visited SON Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs War­ ren Calms spent Bunday with Mrs. Winn Hutchinson and son. James, in Ado and called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kitchen near Lowell. ♦ George Ixxwden spent Monday with his sister al How­ ard City. * Carl Keppler of Lan­ sing visited Mrs Lottie Bumpus Friday evening. !k\ Amo BCMone. coach of Mich­ igan Slate's I860 NCAA hockey champton. was selected "Coach ..n tm.. 2 for ,70 V.issto nr so. Me tooth paste 7 for S4 Haun Res »< fiaatMk, 3U ot. — <C TUT ran -2for.4O l«Wlia._2forlJoi g'J'lf'.KK Geiger Sr. * Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hesterly were visitors with Mra. Hlldred Hesterly and Mrs CUmena Schalbiy. Sunday nailers were Mr and Mrs. Clifford Towsiey and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tousley. Monday Cynthia Blair came to help'her grandmother. MUSIC CENTER I J* COLOGNE 4 fl aa-------------2fof 1.51 1.75 DUSTING POWDER 4ts u. .2 for 1.78 1.50 SOAP tel of 4 catea2 for 1.51 HAIR BRUSHES 8 for Good Friday. Mra. Hersey Tewksbury was a weekend visitor with Mra. CU- Inwood Drive are planning to' mrna Schalbiy and Mrs. HUdred visit rclaUvea In Marion. Ind.,| Hteterly. On Saturday they were over the Bsster weekend. I Joined by Mr. and Mra. Colon Schalbiy of Waukegan. Mr. and Mra. Kennard Bchaibiy of Ed­ more, John Schalbiy of Livonia and George and Duane Schalbiy. local. They were celebrating the March birthdays. To make the day complete, Hobart called the family from Florida. Mra. Cllmena Schalbiy has been con­ fined to her bed lately. Out of of Traverse CKy, Rev. George GOUJIN LILAC VSAbRANCI HEAT PAD cation from school Thunday and Friday. Parent - teacher confer - Mrs. Donald Proefrock Duane Jarman was elected president of the group. Other officers are: Arthur Mc­ Kelvey. vice president: Mrs. Donald Proefrock. secretary, and Maurice Greenfield, treasurer. Mrs. Howard Margin Is head­ ing up the planning committee for the 25th anniversary class. This year's banquet will be held the evening of June 11. The board will be meeting the eve­ ning of April 6 at the Keith Bage home to make further I plans. Dorothea Smltgan of Muskegon, 1C SALE BEAUTY BUYS SPKING LILY FRAGRANCE 2K1J6 _2for1Jt wuMamuu. 2)or M ik canox uui I 2'"40' ISf-teJ Otter itruttka aiw. at «*f.17> ................ SHAVE CREAMS 3UX.2f«7O« LOTION 2hrM« 2 for .80 SIH"!!* f laxoll Aereeel 1 Roxall 1 2 io, 2.01 rtus * rlA'ir 2 Fra. 90c Kilpatrick Church at 0. The pub­ lic la cordially Invited to attend lliesc services. * The Woodland BILLFOLDS MOW 2 0,3.90 A compact, lightweight, quality tape recorder . . , not a toy I Weighs only 15 Ibo, yte its brilliant sound and functional The alumni board of Hastings Kilpatrick Church will meet High Scliool met the evening of Saturday. April 3. at the church. March 22 at Mrs. Harold Kim­ mel's home to organise for the coming year. New board members are: Keith £ 1 for 80C RIENZO TAPE RECORDS 2 for .78^ 2 for .40 BERKSHIRE The only stockings kissed by sound waves for much longer wear and lasting fit Only once a year can we offer them at these low. prices. So stock up! •lesl petteras W«C[R The Following Item* Are Alto On Sale from Thunday, March 3let, through Saturday, April 9th. Man's Sanbaam Electric Shaver Guaranteod Quality Rexall Aspirin Built-jn light, extra keen cutter edges, exclusive 11 -degree scissor action. On-off switch. U:L. approved. $4 499 f• 5 - grain tablets for fast Rexall Redi-Spray Rexall Brite Set Sunbeam Cordless Deodorant HAIR SPRAY Elec. Toothbrush Checks perspiration odor all day. Dries Instantly: never sticky or messy. Sets hair right, keeps it bright and lustrous. Three types: reg., casual, hard- Approved up-and-down brushing action. Re­ charges in cose. Includes 4 brushes. q99 pain. relief. Nona finer I —7-------------------------- — r. Sale in aWM a note to Mier rvtxY auoorr 3^1’° 3 jr INOLKUM '— Pharmacy 126 E. State St. HASTINGS FLOOR : cpwjjxt. Starts March 31—Ends April 9 Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you II find them here! Pa �Miss Gronewold And Lynn Barry Exchange Vows Senior Citizens of the Hastings community met Monday. March 38. at the Episcopal Parish House for a very pleasant get-together and an unusually Interesting pro-, han. known to many in the area aa "Father Michael," will be the , afternoon speaker at College Day For Women on Monday. April 11. at Lakewood High School east of C March Friday Cariln began rertoring and re­ pairing old lamps of the part To insure choice of moraine sew- ‘ — —» ■- - * lecturer, making the beautiful pic­ ture*. photographed by himself, ENGAGED —Mr. and Mrs. Shulta visiting her daughter and George Waldron of Gun Lake come tq life for his viewers. have announced the engagement family, the Albert Orsboms. and the Orient which, with civiliza­ Mr* Ray Hotchkiss. tions and culture* vastly older than our own. has so much pleas­ ure to offer the tourUt who is graduate of Western Michigan University. Mr. Thompson, son of Mra. Martha Thompson of precis te. Leaving the Or let and the Near Copper City and the late Ru­ dolph Thompson. Is a graduate only tantalizing gllmp*es of the of Northern Michigan Univer­ sity. No definite wedding date European place*. WINDING It is hoped that at some future PHOTOCEAPHY meeting Dr. Helrigel will visit Mias Sandy Belaon, daughter Senior Citizens again for what we Lake Odewji and Charlotte Cleve- nun with .Mrs Arthur Steward N. Broadway, R2 Haatlngs. WHITE'S Photography cinatlng account of the European portion of hl* wonderful Journey. President Ray Wolfe conducted the business session. Birthday* and anniversaries were properly rec­ MR. AND MRS WILLIAM HENRY BURR ognized - and visitors welcomed . . . Mias Sandra Jo Anderson Is Married. Rev. Bugbee offered prayer, men­ tioning those who are confined by blue with the exception of her long Uinta*. and the meeting was ad­ gloves which were white. journed to meet Monday. April 25. at the new Union Hall on Wood­ floor-length gown of beige floral land Avenue nylon over rose taffeta and her lucrsBorira were white. The moth- Presbyterian Circles Wednesday Sally Stanton in nt I "l— Lw rj I * Presbyterian Church ore to meet Pre-Nuptial Whirl delightful day for Solly Stanton, daughter of the Roccll Stantons. two pre-nuptial showers on that Circle 5 will meet at 1:30 at day. in live afternoon, Mra Rlch- ’resbyterian Riles Jnite Couple In Candlelight Ixxiteas to the Stanton family chrysanthemums. In a candlelight service, the For traveling the bride chose a Adrounle. First Presbyterian Church of Hasbeige, twin buttoned, knit suit with Circle 7 will meet at a pm. at tci colors, the gift tabic being especially attractive with belle riage of Miss Sandra Jo Anderson Th* Women's Committee of and William Henry Burr. After a short trip through were played and to add to the the Grand Rapids Art Museum Northern Michigan the couple will merriment a chance was afforded uni tiara a Print Show April oe at home at 315 N. Michigan 1755 8. Broadway. Hastings, and Avenue. a winner. Those from Hasting* Prints by such old masters as the groom’s parents are Mr. and Out-of-town guest*, who came family. Mrs. Lrita Main and attending thia party were the from Muskegon. Grand Rapids. bride's mother. Mrs. RoaeU Rouault and others will be The Rev. Willard H. Curtis per- Battle Creek and Jackson, included Stanton, her grandmother. Mra Lewis Stanton, and Mrs Duan* •nt day arUata. home. Miller. Mra. LaVerne Boaman. at seven o’clock Saturday. March mother. Mrs. William H. Anderson Jr, and Mra. Fred Bowerman. played the nuptial music and the On . Saturday evening, Sally Ungs High School and Kellogg Rockford, cousin of the groom, Community Practical Nurses Trataentertained her mother's family. sang the 'Wedding Prayer." Barry County Medical Care Fa­ culty. Ine groom la a graduate of Hastable bearing the gifts eras gaily mums tinted blue decorated with a crepe paper Mr. Andersen gave his daughter tn marriage. She wore a gown of of which he served on the All­ nylon trimmed tn chantilly lace. Navy boxing team He 1s employed penal" content* which created ten decorated the scalloped neck­ by the Tydra Corporation. line of the lace prlncee* bodice. ous. the bride-to-be receiving Full-length sleeves ended In points many beautiful and useful gifts. Art Museum to Have Print Show Klrlria la to be aoieranlsed on Easter Sunday evening. ' Allan's mother. Mrs. Sug^ie, Klrlels. of Millstadt. Ill., wa.s airo’ The Clinton Allens Celebrate 25th Wedding Jubilee April I. pastor, were permitted to enjoy a leisurely trip around the world. With Dr. Helrigel'* background, knowledge ot history and people a green and white plaid aaxlt Her i PLEDGES TROTH -- Mr and registration should be completed bouaws* was white camaUosM. Mrs Max Williams. 1302 Water by April I. Par further Informs• ■ ... ■« BL, K-.T.xn Eaton Rapids, al.S wish tn to an. an­ nounce the engagement of their Montcalm County Extension Office. daughter. Barbara Anne, to Bert College Day For Women is one of the educational aspects of the Ington Street Barbara U a 1963 Michigan Cooperative Extension graduate of Eaton Rapids High Service which serve* to Inform School and is employed at the famUle* of various trends that will many a reoepUixi Investors Diversified Service Inc help them form a basis for leader­ Her fiance is a i960 graduate of ship and development of the fam­ Hastings High School and is em­ ily and community. Open to the public the program ployed at the Oldsmobile They have set their wedding date for is sponsored by the Area 10 Coun­ cil of Michigan State University June 18. Cooperative Extension Service for and JU1 Hostetler opened the gifts, i . • z~ ■ i the three-ctxinty area. Mra. sari curtuand Mra. Howard - —* - » vltlng the public to attend an Dr. William Helrigel. former pastor of the Firs* Methodist Church, was able to realtss a llfa- The morning session will feature topics of interest to all. including -Building Bridges for Parent­ Teenage Communications,* "Men­ tal Health." "The Hidden Ameri­ can." ' New Convenience Foods." When the Family Decide* to Travel.'’ "Fabric* for the Family" the immediate families. The Carlins Invite Public Io View Their Glasscraft Dr. Helrigel 'Takes' iSenior Citizens On World Cruise College Day For Women Friday al Lakewood High Ringo Swingos Entertain 29 Guest Couples dent to anyone otoerving the gay. run sxirtea arce*ca worn oy the gala of the Ringo Bwingo □quare Dance Club on Saturday Twenty - nine couples from other clubs joined the Hastings group for the evening of dancPeterson of Ionia. 603 W Clinton Street, has pledg­ ed to Delta Alpha Chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority at East­ ern Michigan University. Sandy Ik a freshman on a pre • med HAtTlNCl — Fbaoa 945-3967 We invite you to see our Display of Glascroft Creations as featured in last Sunday's Enquirer Cr News. 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. All This Week ond Sunday, April 3. Mr* Harry Mead. A delicious lunch was served following the dance. The club will meet again on April 9th. AU area dancers ARDIS and ELZA CARLIN 1312 Eo«t Stat* Street Hattinge Dean Shade, N. Michigan Ave­ nue. ed to the fan-shaped train. Her bubble veil waa secured to a haadpiece 0< Imitation white roaea and tiny pearl buds. She carried a bou­ quet of white rosea. S. Mra. Peter Schantz of GreenvUla waa her maid of honor and the brideomaldi were Mrs. Thomas SiihHa flM <t»Ir C.tt.kl, $23’5 Clirirtine Weeder of Ha Kelly Lynn Setose. daughter The 25th wedding anniversary Rapids, niece of the bride was the flower girl Clinton Allen Jr. of 1606 Boulder Drive on Saturday, March 2fi It was given by the immediate family and friends Over 100 guest* ar­ rived to wish them well. They received many wonderful gifts and luncheon was served with a traditional wedding cake and punch. Music was furnished by Le­ roy Lambert and the Four Knights, the Rodriqous Brothers and Jim Adams. I Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening and a wonderfrl time Kayser looks marvelous! SET tailored lines. A compactable traveler to st preferred. Sizes 32 to 40 in Navy with Tally Ho Red Piping. Tally Ho Red with Navy Piping. Orange Blossom with White Piping, Dreamy Yellow with White Piping and Shell Pink with White Piping. All Nylon. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton length empire gowns of blue Peau de sole with white accessories and thrmuirj with blue center. The flower girl's tirtsa was a floor­ length pawn of Peau de sole that Master Andrew Suratt, son of Suratt is the groom's cousin man and the usher* were Thoma* Guests were there from Stanton, Gaylor and the groom* brother. Battle Creek. Grand Rapids. Nash­ Richard Burr. ville. Plainwell, Kalamazoo, Rich­ land. Frecjnrt. Middleville. Ver­ montville. Woodland and Hastings derson helped serve. The reception was held ti the Leaaqn Sharpe Memorial Hall after the wedding. The groom's parents hasted the rehear**] dinner Friday night at the Pleasant Point rt»taurant. The bride's mother wore a floor­ length empire gown of crepe. The blue bodice and white skirt was decorated at the midriff with small blue and white floral applique*. The Acapella Choir will be ap­ She wore a double strand necklace pearing at the Utkewtood High School thia Friday evening. She »21’5 Sandro Allerding Sings at Lakewood With College Choir Vinnie Ream Boyd Wins New Acclaim on •Moms'' Day at the college. Accolade* continue for Hastings’ Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mra Arthur AUerdlng. 435 Vinnie Ream Boyd, now of AtlanW. Cllhton Street The folk Earl Newman of Riley is vbritpubbcatlon of the National League EASTEB BEAUTY Starts with Your Hair OUR PEN POINTS WITH PRIDE TO: Vinnie Ream Boyd, who 50 consistently over die Xpan has delighted and inspired You’ll like the going-places look about these programa Site makes a queenly, regal platform appearance with a voice that has a ringing quality like that of a fine ball. Her work is largely educational, for she haa coached many prominent men to dvlc Ufa—pallticlana. lawyers, banura. even thOM tn. our pulptta — to spaak our lan­ guage more effecUvely. Vinnie You’ll like the air-cushioned comfort a^nuch the good looks. Slip into a pair and see^Bl <dubbed ’•*upart>"i. and follow­ ing a recent appearance before members of high school dra­ matic clubs thair spokesman You, too, can have something new beneath "your" Easter bon­ net . . . the latest style! Prices to fit everyone. Stepahead styling / WITH COMFORTI . latest MASSAOICS — styled for the man who is definitely on his way! what the excitement's all about. Drop in sAs WEYENBERG $19»5 t» $22’5 “ MASSAGIC HMFS THfltMMMM* MCUT unique, delightful!" begged her W« Hava Easter Gift Certificate* Mary’s Beauty Shop Pen Woman eons pair. Morgan. Mra Kathryn Widia Wife* At// WI 5-5321 Saturday. ^w 9cut-rate SH06 STORE Birke's �Missionary JT Emmanuel Guild Meet Wednesday News Notes From Pennock IE "how given at fcHaatMrt Hotel Saturday aftarpoon. of Iha Pennock Hospital Guttda. Landscaping of Medical Facility Garden Club Plan uou’il love our that the Thomapple Garden Club M5-2026. Kenneth Kenatnflkn aa board Honor Mrs. Erwoy At Farewell Dinner CUT affidaU \qaif^t,filing LrH I i.fa<eRCanfc AMm. will talk u»ui ATrU* and there will be a display of things brought back from Africa. aumkrpU Mra. Frank Ritchie a~hd Mra. George Sleeper are In charge of the tea and guests are mart it retiring this month. Gifts of a picture and an en­ graved pen were presented Mra Krway. Also recognised was Richard Smith, a former employee who WM prsscntsd gifts, too.. Mra. Smith waa a guart, too. Society newS The* BAKED GOODS wedding Several eontribuUons have been received by the Medical Facility and the Garden Club to carry on this project. The Gordan Club Itself la pay- Um bride- to-be. Mra. pitted by the Michigan State Uni­ versity staff, and the plan, aa set Clayton up by the University, is being Pennock Guild Tours Consumers Home Service Unit ChoOM Uanal funds axe received tor this project It will make further land­ scaping available to these grounds, which wlU be a lovely addition. i«n to her hooplLul guild a Wed- Selection American Greeting Card* J.. for 36c (Save 28c) Saatonod just right. Abbey, administrator entertaining, red the kitchen Tuesday afternoon Mra. Byron Fletcher entertained Ixr bridge club fur luncheon and cards al new Ideas in cupboard usability, chased the house formerly owned lighting arrangements and. Of by the late Mines Florence and her home on Toffee Drive. course, many electric appliances Arlene Campbell dn W. Walnut The duplicate bridge game at brighter. the Emmanuel Episcopal Un­ A menu-Tcclpe folder of the patio dercroft. on Tuesday evening by FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Garlic ToastSpecial—2 pkgs. as a memorial and anyone wishing to make a contribution to \thl» rtaUtor her brother and family, ^ndbridge. Honora at the card ur.nt tn Or. X-KerlM Faul and Mrs. Don Gill. Beautiful 6 for 42c Regular 3Zc Members of Pennock Hospital Guild 1 journeyed to Battle Creek from a Hot Cross Buns Caramel Iced Fry Rolls------- 6 for 42c Hospital Guild No. M waa en- lertalned Mr. and Mra. Almond EASTER GOODIES We wiH have: SPECIAL CAKES. COOKIES . 63c Coffee Cokes Almond, bdlternut, date nut, pineapple, blueberry, cherry and brown sugar nut filled. Orange Knots 6 for 42c Cookie Day Every Wed.4 doz. $1.00 DALE'S BAKE SHOP By request we repeat our . . . An Invitation was extended to and’ David Leonard: second. Judge Phillip MHchoil and Gran­ ville MltcJvll and third, Mrs. Ruaoell Belfield and Mrs. Wil­ liam Gautache. In the east and vlted tar a special low-calorie j west play a tic resulted between I Mr* Chariot Potto and Mra. WUllam Btcbbina and Mra. Ray potluck supper with husbands wel­ Branch and Mra. F. C. Andrus; come. Committee members are Mra. Richard Beduhn, Mra. James Covin. Mra. Richard R Welton and Eoster and Every Occaiion on which you with to be Country Club. and Barbecued Thoughtful. SPARE RIBS TOO! LAPO DRUGS Ready to Servo . . . Come and Get ’Em! The Superette HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Permanents - *12.50 Rag. $15.00 —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Andy Cole of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. Colon Schalbiy of Waukegan. 111. EASTER EGGS ARE WHERE YOU FIND THEM (Compl.t.) Call 945-3382 Bunday visitors at the Herman 1 Raymond R. Giagfc Jr. son of , Mr. and Mra. Raymond Blaglc of Mrs. Dillman Walil and daugh­ । R4 Hastings, U home on leave ter of Grus Lake, and Mr. and 1 from Korea until April 15 when Mra. Jerry Herrick and family of Chelaeo. Mra. Edna Loveland, who baa been vvaUljg the Hau­ ers. returned to her Ikhiio with visiting her parents, the Slagles. ' All were entertained Sunday of- the Herricks. Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan 144 EAST STATE STREET Easter "Hare"Special Peg’s Beauty Bar Above Savings & Loan Open Evenings by Appointment CLEVELANDS Z■lllallbEASTEft TY) 0 nC Mok. this th. best-dressed Easter of all . . . with our well-stylod, well-priced selection of men', fashions ... made just for you! $ SUITS 3.by Hdrt, Schaffner & Mi by Hdrt. Schaffner & Marx ’srvno00 Palm Beach SUITS from $45°° ,?75” SPORT COATS ■ p F H.S. &Mfrom $55.00 to $75.00 Palm Beach ...from $35.00 to $45.00 Nunn Bush & Edgerton SHOES for SPRING DRESS SHIRTS twt«< . ,T,.utdir BUT every store displaying the Security Charge WEMBLEY NECKTIES to give your new season clothes the exacting touch Easter. Just say "Charge If* with your Security Charge Card . . . No down payment, and you as 1/10 of your balance aach month of distinction and good taste for every purpose. T°.J250 >10.00) Or, if you wish, pay the entire balance within 25 your Nest Egg . a Happy Easter! right Shop with the Hastings Marchants who display the ElATIONAL ■ Security Charge Emblem Styled by Champ To top off your naw spring look FOUR CONVtNItNT WAYS Of BUYING and [Uastlngs Security Notional Bank of Battle Creek *695«*9’5 2- cZZ-ffilra** ****** B*"k Still Um CfaveUed's PoomuI MEN'S AND B0YS WEAR �FFa' STATE WINNKM ■ - -... New Phone Book On Honors , acting a* collection aUUons for I the ingathering ot -ttw receipts ■, - ■ . , School Menu Drive to Finance! Exhibit Bldgs, at Fair Underway Marriage Licenses For ss»L..rms.'TSE. money from the hundreds of sales people of the county. This Charlen Army private,fire* claw. March awas1 8 the county who are participatEnvelopes with the money and under­ way Il will continue through April Ticket* hare been mailed office of The Hastings Banner. The Middleville Bun and News. Cowte W «d« rott« >W>rt/Nm lhe gtonth of April according to OCMlal Chairman Hal P. Buerge Hastings Klwanls Oub. I Idina areaniaailon and al radio PubllC Fnn>m . for 1 . .. la already reconstruct-1 JJJ? fairgrounds fairground* and work 1 >r ••»aro ni the other two buildings being will continue as fairgrounds have been chosen by Hb» Mr board Earl McKlbbin. Last year the State Legislature fair manager, has stated that passed the Contractors Licensing Stephen DeMond Dies Suddenly In California rainsv Banfield - Vicinity at Reseda Monday morning. Mi­ one really knows much about chael arrived home from Viet­ nam Sunday morning. the legislature has to study it a S More About---------- youth and adults more efficient Two others admitted not filing _,ur world o! finks and weeps? Wouldn't you love to put them all down? Meet your new leader, Daisy Clover WOOD stand trial for drunk driving. And according to Bud Vestal writing In the Grand Rapids Warn imKai mira Family Service mug ritola and finger prints? authorized eight social casework staff, despite record levels of bonds? And above all who needs service and calls for b,elp. The their qualifications to work at Family and Children's Service last year served 106 unmarried their trade? * , mothers, gave professional coun­ seling to 740 families, placed 47 lectors! children In adoptive homes and Fred Ziegler supervised up to 32 children at The Raymond Vinborg family of providing the services of• three Cleveland will arrive this weekend has a clerical staff of four. Trantum. a 1035 graduate of about Wednesday with Mra Wedel Colgate University, received his master of social work degree In 1937 from the Columbia Univer­ sity School of Social Work. He is are in Poughkeepsie. N Y. visl'lng a member of the National Asso­ arw. IK. -TV—. ciation of Social Workers and the Academy of Certified Social Friday. 10 - year - old Denny Workers. Slander of Indianapolis. Ind., will fly here to visit her grandparents, clal work career with three and the Leon Wanders, for 10 days. a half years as a caseworker for Saturday evening the Slanders will the Family Service of Cincinnati. entertain the Carl Richards and Ohio. For the next two years he Mrs Jake Zwtedky of Grand Rap­ was assistant to the district sup­ id* and Mrs Clifford Dolan for ervisor of the Cleveland. Ohio, CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks Sand & Gravel Nashville, Mich. Adult Entertainment Phone 653-2791 It’s a Family Problem as executive In charge of the Ingham County branch of the Michigan Children's Aid Society, and for the next three years waa administrative director ot the Muskegon Children's Home. Be­ fore going to Philadelphia in mlnlstrator of the Sara A. Reed Home in Erie. Pa. supervising both a children's home and a home for the aging position In BatUe Creek by a committee headed by James J Dunn, chairman, and now presl dent of the agency. The new director's wife. Jane, and younger children will Join him later, after their home In Merlon 1s sold. Mr. and Mrs. Trantum are parents of four children: David, a teacher In Wabash. Ind.; John Thomas, a student al Ball State University in Muncie. Ind.; Dennis. 17, a high school Junior, and Lisa. 15. a 10th grader In Merlon. LEGALS FUBUCATIOM OBDBB. RUNMNG A FAMILY IS NG BUSINESS Art. von worrying too muck over Money PrvbUvuf Are Money Probleme upsetting the whole family I CONSOLIDATION LOAN MAY SOLVE YOUR PtOMIMS Pay all your bills. CmX payment — Have 1 place to pay. Get extra auJt at tko «mw timo. AlrharS J. Hu*.os 101 WhI Rule 4li Hailing*. Mkkisan FUBUCATIOM OBDBB . *25°° ~ 1000 MB JUN Local finance RJrkara J. Rwm 945-3424 tor a potluck supper and cards ard were Saturday r. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. Louis Myers and family from Battle Creek called on Mr Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable Won't you come In soon and register your choice of chin* pattern In our Bridal Regiitryl You're sure to find ona you'll love In our broad selection of Lenox and other fine china. Along with our best wishes we have a charming gift for you ... a miniature of the Lenox China swan In a specially created gift box. No cost or obligation, of course. Dowling Church. Bunday, and Mrs. Quentin Schindler and home. -i executive director of the Inter­ Church Child Care Society of her Lincoln School sixth gradPhiladelphia. Pa., for the past eight years. He nils a vacancy from Hastings spent the after­ left by the resignation last Oct. noon with Mr. and Mr* Luther Lena. * Kathryn Frey Spent a similar poaiUon with a larger Saturday afternoon and night agency near Washington, D.C. During the interim, Mrs. Jane Leonard and family. Mra. Lcontys. Allen. Uie local agency's direc­ acting director. PENNOCK Air Defense Command. The Oay Jordans will return and Mre. Don Vahkung in Chicago today from a KH Sarasota. having <*nt many hours signed aa a sentry dog handler through Northern with the Bernie Meyers, former in Battery C. Sth Battalion, en ­ Hastings residents. anJoying their tered the Army in July I960. He completed batoc training at Fort of Indian Hills Drive have re- Army Continued from Page One he was executive secretary of the Red Cross in 81 Joseph County. culver throughout the Woodland area. 4B«a Klrt.te MwahaMM. M* Bally BUataa. Ml HMStevUls Whitmore from BatUe Creek. sianal Hastings visitor, entertained Tolx. Germany. Bpcctallat MurWarren Mead and mother. duties, Sunday Miss Mary Morey of Ann Ing and military teaching methKlatt, of Cambridge. Maas., were he to regularly stationed near Augsburg aa a food service sup­ ply sgsdallM, with the 30th also a special research project for Field Hospital. Murphy entered his work at MXT. The gathering the Army in October 1963 and served to celebrate three birthdays completed basic training at Fort -Denny's. March 31; Mary's, April Knox, Ky. Murphy attended 1. and Cedric's (Bid's) coming up Delton High School. His wife, Monika, is with him In Germany « better in succeed parsing laws. But they think will make the displaying that by July 1st they will un­ okploltatloo of the agricul- derstand it well enough to ex- to serving with the 56th Artillery. Stephen DeMond. 53. died suddenly at 1 pm. Wednesday, Dorothy Buxton*. March 23. al Rrocda. CaMf. of a a potluck birthday mother. Mrs. Myrtle farming before entering the their family moved from Hea­ attending were: Mr. and Mrs. wood and Joined the two couptea tings to 6534 Lindley, Reseda. Earl Dunn and family, Mr. and for dinner. Of course, Howard and Mrs. Victar Schauta and family Bernie worked in a golf game with from near NaahvtBe, Mr. amj Murpay. Rl. son of Mrs. BeUy A. Venice. You guessed It Howard P. Murphy. Rl Delton, waa graduand Bernie bought the lunch. Mrs. family. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Frank iPeg> Mumford, formerly In California the buildings are now being owners from unethical practices sons. William. 27; Phillip. 25. Sunday. In the building industries. on duty in Vietnam; two daughTo obtain this license, a fee of Gerald Dunn were Sunday c Btate. Financial Status Reports. bert of Hastings and Royce of Credit ratings. finger prints and Nashville. a mug shot must be submitted with the fee. If the applicant his family, and Stephen bad Kathryn. * Dickie KUgore spent Klwanls and Exchange taken them to-the airport Wed­ the weekend with his aunt and will be working on the amlnaUon. nesday morning for their return uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Doster, special gifts committee has trip. When he returned to hto in BatUe Creek. The Ladles' Pedro Club and their husbands met at the home tails for the accepting of special nationa to this project which will Ti1 the world's most frequently used i; books—U>e telephone directory-ts being delivered to General Telephone customers in Wood­ land, A. M. Ooodney district 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow. sow. tow. Uli, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove „lu, you name the Job and Wheel Horse lias the attaching tool you'll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horse treetors .nd quick­ attaching tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St., Hastingi art— Hodg es DEPENDABLE JEWELERS IN OUR NEW STORE AT 122 W. STATE Bridal Headquarters for Barry County Ph. WI 5-2983 �y School . I Studies Accounting I Maple Valley Juniors Present i3-Ad Comedy 6 at Lakewood Have Perfect 6-Week Records Final Traval Program-The Eth program of the 1M5-M Klwanls World Travel Series wUl be pretented by Roqtaln Wllhelmasn at 8 pm. Tuesday, April 6. in Cen­ tral Auditorium. Wllhelmsen will take his audience, vicariously oi ski. Denn* Thompson. O*ry course, on the “Yucatan Trail*.". Troyer, Dave Welch, Janet He explores a Spanish fort, cas­ tles. villages and newly-dlscovWoods. Nancy Eatep; ertd 1.000 year-old tomb. Those without season tickets may ob- Robin McMillen. Joel Pepper. Mary Petrie. Fred Rafflsr. Joyce Ribban*. Linda Roberta. Hilde­ gard Schmidt, Steve Schray, New York Life Elect RUBY HENNEY Hastings The HI chard Fluke* ot Vicks­ burg wtre guests of the Robert MacArthur* on Sunday. The MacArthur* spent last week in Lexington, Ky.. attending a gift show. Around the flrat of April, Mra. MacArthur plans to go to Lind* Garrey, Dorothy Smith. Lan* Northrup and. NeiaonAppeiman. Garllngcr. Janice Heidrick. Ste­ phen Hephncr, Janet Hoppough; Gary Kimble. Gary Kneale. Howard Meytra. Priscilla Mick, Mark Newman. Carole Possehn. Pam PrangEr, Nancy Sinclair. Kathy BteeL Jeff Walla. Joyce Zook, Nancy Ericksen: Thought: For A Week You can only ex­ tend the hand of friendship, you cannot force the other fellow to grasp it. Mayor Charles Cappon. Mr. and Mra. Roy Carlson and family will be leaving on Good .Friday to spend the Easter weekend with his parents, the Hastings Be assured your Vote and Support in the General^TecKari; April 4th will be greatly appreciated- Personal Mention BECKWITH 10 Yaara Butlnau Experi­ ence and the ability to work for and with the general public. . One dollar will buy a membership but, of course, if you can contribute more, we can ora IL. Or perhaps you would rather make gift* of the needed Hera* and a list of such item* 1* FRANKLIN C. • Qualified to larva In tfila Important office by having bookkeeping training and experience ; : To a deprr-ed person entering or residing .1 the hoqrttel. lh~O small item, afford a needed link with the world outside. Your contribution may serve a* a helping hand on the road to recovery for many residing at the hospital. Re-Elect Treasurer j । ' 1 I Promise To Continue To Serve the People of Hastings with Com­ plete Honesty. Thoroughness and Dedication. " i " HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS pftMRt BROTHER GOOSE By William Davidson sponAble FUNERAL HOME Central Auditorium j8:00 P.M. March 31 - April I Admission 50c REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A YtAt KOUHO Hour AT THOAHATTtl LAKI wM> room, dining room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bath. newly paneled, naw hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two Mali garaoe $9.SUMM HOUSE IN WOODLAND has three bedroom* upstair* and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, water heater, has a basement with new gas furnace, waler softener, hardwood floors up and down, good well, septic lank for .7.$3,700.00 AN EXCELLENT INCOME FROFERTY IN THE THIRD WARD, close in, has two apartments, one has three bedrooms with closets and bath, and the other apartment has four bedrooms with closets, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and pan­ try. full basement with two gas furnaces, two water heaters, and a two-stall garage for$16,500.00 trouble getting to the bank? try HCB’s Checking Service Time is short, time runs fost, too much to do, you'll never last. . . slow down . . . use our personalised check service and you'll have a lot of time on your hands . . . that's HCB. of course! COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Iliistimis liilii Bnnh MIMMS: Faferal tW*>t I »■ C«r>»,«»I.H VriMAy, NtdfkMy Stnfn M 71 CmUhhmu Th,. A REAL GOOD BUY IN A NICE HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, ha* two bedrooms upstair* and two bedroom* downstair* and living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, good basement with brand new gas furnace, new roof, newly painted outside, I Vi stall garage, nice lot for$8,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with throe bedrooma upatairs; downstairs it hat one bedroom, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with gas beet, double garage, living room is carpeted, and drape* go alio, tform window*, screened-in front porch, workshop on back for-*$11,000.00 AN EXTRA COCO NOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with throe bedrooma and closet* upstairs, and hall, two bedroom* and hall are carpeted, and downstair* it has a living room, dining room, kitchen and new bath, ceramic Hie, with tub. shower seat and lavatory, full basement, gas conversion furnace, hat blown In Insulation all over the house, ha* aluminum siding, new cement orivewey, combination storm window* and Kroons, and ttorm door*, the living room h carpeted, also deep froexe, washer and dryer, gas «lpw, has all new wiring$11,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD Km two bedrooma upstair* and one closet, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kjtchen and bath, full basement with gat furnace, water softener.' ha* insulation, metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for$7,500,00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4tk WARD, haa two bedroom* upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement and gat floor fur­ nace, brand new garage and utility room, full comer lot fat $9,000.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, rawer and water in, ha* a garage on it, also a part basement-------$1,500.00 WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with throe bedrooma and bath up and down it ha» one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new oa* furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, want* to tree* for. place wMh •bout 30 acre* norlffof Hasting*. THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. . A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ---$450.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTING* SALRMEN Cert NietUara’a beeae>aaH WI 5-3004 �S to Open Spring Sports Sked Next Week n Golfers, ns Launch ■ Monday Area Basketball Stars Receive Wide Recognition Tri-CBnsafcafl W Attend Thomapple Boy The Tri-Couhir Busted! Scout Cavalcade About Bowling. MkkBeviDe-s Robert White, for BcouUng — wltnMsed the second annual circus type show put on by the Cub Snouts, Bor Scouts tad handicap nd Regional MichaelMatte, Ron flmla at Lonatng. from Ionia County and Cale- panta. Forty nine of Um tend unite took part Lr Working at pitching portUom Meivln Haight, general chair­ man of this project, stated that TH! MOK. uih AUcrdtag. Nixon. Spoon and WUBaughman, Wayland, and Duane Entertain Coach Bob on tile Hilltop, m elseWestern Michigan. Williams Um wood-tv Those earning participation arable mention on the State awards in 18® Included Tarry Ben­ nett, Dick Campbell. Chuck Car­ lisle, Bob Gibson, Ron Ixnbee, Doan. Alma; Denote Springer Jim Organ, Phil Arnold, Dale Bob dole. Dave Goldworthy. Steve Joe Bartolacd, Charlotte. Mapto Valley's Dick Steward Hubbell. Bob Ironside. Tom Kurr. was named to the All-State Class C third team picked up DPI. Brown, Kevin Lambert. Tumea. Busy Wolverines couteate thia Spring, including Gordie Enters 500 with New Powerful Car one of the outztandlng newcomWeinberger Hemes Specials en­ tered in the 50th Indianapolis Wo think of the Job of servtein*, our dientx as « round-thodock proposition. After aS, All iffan fl Tim llflllltllig IllflU I on uOrVICB F ••’puffer ■ loss ... fire in your home, auto aeddent, business The other is nearing com­ pletion In Fred Gerhardt's ghop With the type of engine not yet designated. Johncock qualified a conven- catastrophe.. .you want help right away. Youll get Jurt that of 155:012 miles on hour and drove it to 5th place in 1965. __ * 7°° pIacc y0Ur P™1**** pcogism in our hand*. RANDSEN’C Insurance Agency Over Miller’s Juwolars 120 W. STATE ST. Phono WI 5-4174 Have Good Puppies The Barry County Humane Society reports there are four, elght-weck-old puppies, part German shepherd and part Lab­ rador retriever, available for adoption at the dog pound. There are four other eight-week-old puppies, port English shepherd. Persons Interested may contact through the ghertfTi office. There’s a seat saved for you TH1 NAU: In selecting the prop- ball. the beginning bowler gives first concern to the thumb hole. It ehould not ba too loose, nor loo tight. Place the thumb in the thumb holo .nd nrt.te th. thuSb do*wt» ud Idl,. Th. re dtould be little ot no friction. Le.rlnj the tlvn! in the thumb hole, place the hand over the contour of the baH and check the second creases of the two middle fingers. If they extend about %-inch past the inner edge of the hole, this it said lo be a well-fitted conventional type bait . There’* only one way you can know how really new these two tractors are . . . drive one! Feel the 3- or 4-cylinder variable-speed gasoline or direct-injection Diesel engine come alive. Learn the pleasure of 8 uniformly spaced forward speeds. Experience the instant response that a power-on-demand hydraulic system puts at your finger-tips. You’ll also be impressed by a differential lock that claws you out of trouble ... by hydraulic brake* that never need adjusting ... by midpoint and rear FTC's that you can operate simultaneously at different speeds ._ . and by comfort that competes with hearth and home. We have a new “1020" or B “2020" Tractor waiting for you to drive. Stop in soon. W "OlOYEARBRO5 rvl 5-5052 - HASTINGS - 124 N. JEFFERSON grounds. James Wlswell. District Scout chairman, and Richard Shuster, master of ceremonies, kept the Lakewood Cage Tourney Finals Friday Night ood BOWL Independent Baakelball The Hasting! High School "prep'' band, directed by Jack Bender, played a short concert wood Hlfch school. ' ' The tournament started Mon­ played throughout act one—the day, and compeUUon during the grand entry —when 1.100 Cube, Scouts. Explorers and the Adult FOR FUN ANO HEALTH "It's America's j Steve Robinson is WMU Champion Armchair Athlete 72? Hastings High athletes who .participated in the champion­ ship basketball and wrestling reasons were honored Monday night at the Saxon Athletic Boosters Cub banquet held in the East Gym. It was a fine, potluck affair and congratulations should go to the few members of the Athletic Boosters who do such a tremendous job in backing the Saxon boys. The Athletic Boosters could use more than the 51 member­ ship fee that most of' us give ' i them. The same small group— Warren Williams, Dick Nixon. Harm Wiloox, Bert Payne, Bill James. John Will. Bob King, Bob Abbey, (formerly Don Baty). Joe Duffy. Dick Allerdlng. Rolland Furrow et. al—has done a great Cheerleader! receiving awards deal of the work which resulted in some 15.000 for achplarehlpa, from Coach Pat Murphy includfor 25 boys, plus many other ac­ complishments. Added blood is needed and a meeting to name Jeanne Cary, Gretchen Huebner, Mary Lynn Betties, Betty Belsan day, April 11, in Room 188 at the and Bandy Gillespie, vanity. high school. . . . Junior vanity awards went to Kathy Gerald. Anne Bchondelmayer. Patty Clarey, Debby Kee­ ler. Debra Bl os a and Greta Guenther. ' • 1 Freshmen certificates went to Shells Baty, EUeen Tucker, Sue Wai If are, Bronwyn Williams, Bonnie Abbey and Martha Ironaide. ' Presenting Varsity letters to his West Central championship basketball team waa Coach Boo VanderVeen. All squad members earned letters: Steve Bchondelmayer, Captain Ken Weller, John Nixon and Jack Bender, Banters; Jim King, Dave Williams. John Peterson. Tom Bortak, Steve Favorita Family Ortad ftaplda. ttate league mb- erette, won the 150-pound intra­ mural wrestling rm amptench I p and trophy at Western.Michigan University. Steve, who wrestled at 133 hit final year at Hastings High, is a freshman at WMU. of Michigan Stalo's 1M6 vanity golf squad. Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wt 5-3184 IVM Adi StU Uoutd IUau. roe AND KUnVATlOMSI WOODLAND SCHOOL FAIR Everyone'! Invited FREE! Woodland School Gym Saturday, April 2 ... 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. FUN -J1' • FRIZES GAMES • JIASTIH^S ------ Chicken Dinner------ Adult* $1.25 CMIOrea 75e Call WI 5-S4SL WHAT'S YOUR PREFERENCE IN MUSK? CHANCES ARE, YOU'LL FIND YOUR FAVORITE Junior Vanity awards went to Rick Abbey, BUI Ellis, Jim Fish­ er, Mike Fitzgerald, Greg OUlons, Don Lawrence and Roger Will, sophomores, and Glen Cota. Gary Hall. Tom Hoke and Gary Robbc, freshmen. Freshmen certificated went to Feldpousch. David Fisher, Leo Hammond. Al Hengesbach, Oreg Martin, Steve Pocernlk, James Pryor. BUI Shultz. Doug Storrs and Steve Strickland. Manager awards went to Dale Barry, vanity: Gordon He*s, Junior Vanity, and Don Ken- behind the steering wheel of a totally new 38 h.p. 1020 or 53 h.p. 2020 Tractor kind to be held in the Thorn­ apple District and if Scouting keeps growing the circus type tale, the chic bowler will buy one of each. HOHN earned participation Coach Bob VanderVeen a track- Randy <*« m Ml u Receiving Var»ity letter! on the West Central and Regional championship wrestling teain from Coach Bob Miller were Mark Anderson, Co-Captatns Ken Cole and Bob Gibson, Tom Olbeon. Charles Jordan. Terry Keller. Dennla MacKenxle, and Charles Myers, seniors: Jim And­ rew!. Phil Arnold. Rod Hall and Dale Miller. Junior!, and Lindon Endsley and Marvin Howell, sophomores. " Participation ccrtlflcstes went to Lynden Robinson and Mike Wallace. Junior Vanity wrestling Bob Bassett, Richard Blrke.Grcg Bishop. Ron Bradley. Larry ChrUtte, Larry Cook. Ron Court­ ney. Robert Cort. Gary Cuyler, Paul Endsley, Charles Erway, Bany Eye, Allen Felske, Robert Goggins. Tyler Guernsey. Mark Halbert, Dwui Lambert. Jerrold McKelvey, Gary Moore. Harold Rogers. Michael Root. Dan Slo­ cum. Stan Stockham. David Plan Motorcycle Training Cla»s A training class for nil per­ aims Interaated in learning l»w to operate, ride and make minor repaira to motorcycles is being planned. The eourae will be sponsored by Geodyear Brea. Im piemenI*. Bin'! Cycle Shop and the Barry County Sharin'. De- TYPE IN OUR NEW SUNDAY AFTERNOON EASY LISTENING SCHEDULB! LOOK WHAT WEVE GOT SUNDAY! 12:00-12:45 Lenny Dee, Earl Grant and Jackin Davis 2:00-2:15 Polkas 2:15-2:30 Marches 2:30-2:45 Percy Foith 2: 45-3:00 Classic Favorites 3: 00-3:15 Three Sons 3:15-3:30 Andy Williams 3:30-3:45 Billy Vaughn Orchestra 3:45-4:00 Dean Martin 4:00-4:15 Country Ballads 4:15-4:30 . Top Tune Portion 4:30-4:4$ Tijuana Brass 4: 45-5:00 Polkas 5: 15-5:30 Petulo Clark 5:30-5:45 Al Hlrt 5:45-6X10 Top Tuna Portion 6:006:15 Show Tunas 6:15-0:45 Dinnar Music PLUS: News capsules on the hour end the half-hour throughout the afternoon; complete 15-minute summaries Sundays at 12:45 p.m. and 5.-00 p.m. Sport highlights at 15 minutes past each hour. Concisf weather information at IS to each hour. WBCH Hastings and Bany County's Own Radio Station \p 1220 on your Dial �17V-4A1 and Emma MaCroolnger UtMOl. H&etliMa Hl 58. Mary's Allan Hinrlchsen 178. Jack Cro- bom/w •locum 150. Phyllis Brown 151 AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION I, Coleman BfaBoabiu— Northside 48H, Sanitary Service 47H and Aluminum Product* 29 Good aorta*: Wes VanDenburg 175-484, Rick VanDenburg 158­ 451. Chuck Sunlhelmer 158-434, 147-415. 173-487, LufliUa WU- MONDAY BOWLRRETTE8 188-408, Marsha Bchockley MR Pauline Italy IM-374. VAJ Mobil 81. Hastings Floor •oct Weycrtnan 170-440, Marge Covering MH. Mahler's MH. Hasting* Milling 53. Arcade Beauty Salon 50. Miller's Duradean 49, Actlonflex 47, RockhillOS. and Bart High Ul-481. Banghart 44, Bums’ Refrigera­ tion 43, Cuyler1* 42 and Copper Grace Alterding 150, Shirley mond IM. MardeU TuckerGood series: Shirley VanDen­ berg 201-575, Bart Kltraey 201­ Kingsbury 180, Betty Zleg- 511, Wilma Daniels 204-543, Faye IM. Maggie Corrigan 154. Alien 193-510. Sally VanDulne 177-492, Irene Carpenter 183-486. Sharon Harrington 189-442. Nan­ cy Taylor 178-470, Shirley Drake 172-460. Sharon Vickery 178-480, Jimmy Belt* 159-453, Pat Conly 189-481. Phyllis Thompson 185­ 460. Irene Heath IB4-495. Ellen ••a. jonn Davl* 190-477, Betty Sheler 177­ KaaUuky 224 -579. Ron AaUow 457, Ruth Thoma* 159-470, Betty KIWANIS WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Tuesday, April 5, 1966 Big D 48. Parmata's m 48-A. Auto Tag tan Michigan • W.<Tw<lrx 35. GmR BMHbt Shirtay VanDen- Kalamazoo were Oeorae Oren ★ Mr. and Mrs Bill Gautsche Named to Fishing Hall of Fame first client caught a keeper and itttac upon Leet Land lake in 1982 The following *tory about Wil­ There he guided 15 different liam E Qautache Jr., wax written were Sunday callers of Mra. EfTle by Don L. Johnaon in hte “OutParker. * Mn Lizzie Blough end Mrs. Mina Wieland accompanied wsukee <Wte> Sentinel. surface plug: the others hit Bill's Mr and Mrs Floyd Thompson to Gautsche, who live* with hte buck tails BANTAM LEAGUE (UNDER 18) 186-474, Leah Dave 186-474, Jean the Hope Church Bible Class wife and nve children at M7 W. The Hasting* Civil Air Patrol “He also specialized In guiding Sunday. They enjoyed dinner al more applicaUqoa it Standtag*: Haan1* MH. Dales the church. * Mr. and Mra. Green Street, came to Baiting* paraplegics — persons paralysed meeting. dapwr thV 179-460. Maxine Dipp' 175-473, Leighton Yoder of Elmdale visi­ In 1963. He left here about two below the waist—and they began coming ... In number* _to___ the______ resort ted Mra. Lizzie Blough Sunday. years ago to Join Acllonrod and .......... ridge 171-4M, Peg Cmnlnger * Mr. and Mr*. Gary McGhee the Bronson Reel Company at' where he worked "They have great strength In I 184-483, Lucille Willi tea 162-467, and children were Saturday Bronson Mildred SnWth 177-483, BeUy luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's story about Gautsche their anna, and really make good ; Lantem 374. Food Center 87, Heeler 178-405. EUm Davte 173- Jack Bowman Ln. Hasting* being named to Fishing's Hall of 1 fishermen.' ha- recall* - , 1 Bum's 384, Hastings Aluminum Fame in a ceremony held In MU-1 “Bill first worked at a booth at moeth, when 34. Hasting* Motors 30. Auto Sandy Merrill 175-478. _ ____ Lyle Blough waukee follows: the Sentinel Sport* Show in ____ 1949. | P»®«ram caa Tag Inn 28 and V A J Mobil 21. "The Fishing Hall of Fame ' Wlthln'a' few ’years~he’had "quR i attended the opei house honorng Mr. and Mra. Gene Allen was veil represemea ai rne ocn- guiaing to join a large roa; in aearen ana reacue procenura TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standtags: Welton's Heating n Hastings Saturday, honoring tlnel Sport* - Travel and Boat manufacturing firm. He became : and three will get oterrvor train•heir anniversary: * Mr. and Show when It opened this year— it* sale* manager, and finally. 1 Ing such as map rmdlng navigaMrs. Robert Toobr and children but even more so before It closed I president. I ••— —•—*— —-* J. Burnworth 140-248. J. Whit­ snee 59, Thornapple Rink 58. Sunday At the show. Bill I "Two year.* tgo. BUI was I ney 125-244, D. Ingram 123-337. Ken'* A Bob'* Gulf MH. John­ Johnson of Middleville Sunday Gautsche Jr., was named a new [ named sale* manager of Action [Sales of Bronson. Mich, which son's Furniture 50 and Poli'i * Mr and Mrs. Woody Wyn- member. jarden and daughter of Hastings den 138-290, C. Dahlhourar 119- Construction 44H. BUI Is tire second Wisconsin merged two of the Nation's best I Major Jim Jeneen. squadron Good scorn: Walt Sinclair sere Sunday luncheon guests of born angler to be named to the known makers of rods and reel*. 140-238. C. Ncrrt* 120-225, M. 190-504. Bob Toasava 242-578 Mr and Mra. Dean Stuart. Hall of Fame. He's a native If I The other Wisconsin born Funeral services for Floyd Withee and was a fishing guide Fishing Hall of Fame member? Maurice Adriaruon 178-620, Lou­ M. HMllkar 112-215, D. VaaDv- ise Annis 172-412, Larry Poll Geiger of Lowell, father ot In the Hayward area for several I That's Don Gapen of OrangeMotan 108-214, J. Wyngarden 245-551. Jim Rhoades 180-491 Charles Geiger, were held Tues­ year*. His parents, who now live vlUe. Ill., who waa born In Mon­ day al the Roth Funeral Home In New London, were there to roe. And Gapen te now a sales and Roy Hewitt 204-533. -h Lowell. Burial was in Freeport see Bill's name added to lhe representative for Bill Gauteche's were made Ln Michigan thia DerMolen 419-209. D. DatUhouaer vear and rvn were ni-Uaafi*1 1 124-207, M Nett 120-207, a H1UI- RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Cemetery. He died Saturday * honored roll* kept by the Sport*-1 firm! “Bill Cullerton of Elmhunt ' .. _ * _ _ ker 108-204. G. Drum 128-202. Standings: Gilmore's 70. Ack- Miss Linda Munjoy of Flint men's Club of America at its spent the weekend with her par- Evanston (III.) headquarters IU.. Leon Chandler of Cortland. I Michigan State swimmer Gary J. Miller 106-202, M. Neiaon 106­ mi*. Mr and Mr*. Jule Turner. N.Y., and Dick Kotls of Akron. Dilley won a pair of Big Ten 202. D Gank 106-202. C. Ander­ * Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lake of Ohio, were the other Hall ot backstroke Utte* in 1986 to Ufe.' said the man who's had son 114-200. K. Rayner 107-200, vel 53H. Johnnie * 52. Walldorf f* 50. Parker's 474. Hastings Meat* Hastings were Friday visitors of many a big thrill In a career of Mr. and Mr*. Jule Turner to help fishing. Mrs Turner celebrate her birth ­ “ Bill's best known to State ---------------— ---------fishing clinic Ln the Arena SatCOMMERCIAL MINORS day. ♦ The Turner children at­ Chemicals recovered from the as the man who designed urday morning—and what a Job Emmeth EngeMth led the 587, Pat OUmore 206-845. Ken tended a birthday party for unglers ------------ - --« •-------- ----dl(j| pulping process when making Commercial Minora Thursday, Mugridge 543. Bob Ward 540. Becky Zimmerman In Hastings The 150 person* who attended '•ending 245 pin* crashing into Paul Cassel 534, Jack Bowman Saturday, a Mr. and Mrs. Royal one of the all-time great muskle lures. It's rare to find a muskle the clinic were so pleased that the pita for high game and 533. Ray Lundquist 529, Jack Good of Delton were Sunday finishing with 5M. Galen Daniel* Sheter 525. Jim Wrntock ML dinner gueata of Mr. and Mrs. fisherman'* tackle box which Charlie CoUin*. show director, doesn't contain at least one Billy rolled 219-590. Carl Hathaway Dave Kruko 200-514. Gordon Wm. Klcmp. Finn bucktail. 574. Ray AapmaU 547, Penny French 514, Bob Peter* 508. Earl "How do you become a famous Fredrickson 538, Ray Jenkin* Blake 503 and Lea Springer 500 day dinner guest of Mrs Mabel fisherman? Bill left school with 534. BUI Camldy 209-529,' Paul Gillespie of Hastings. * Mrs. | alms of being an auctioneer. He; Robert Newton and BUI, Roger ran out of breath and money In 621, Carl AaplnaU 219-518. Gordie Blough and Rodney Cool at- muskle country and took a guidMiddleville Howe 510. Robert Ingram 508. tended the Jr. and Sr. Band Vem Harhta 204-503. Gorton Concert at Middleville. ★ Mra. By Mr». Mary Jackion Trick 503 and Woody Wyngarden Robert Newton and Mrs. Bob EXPERT TIRE 501. Humphrey attended the Band SERVICE Howard Martin, Clyde Divine Boosters meeting Monday in the If you are proud of your furnishing* and Bob Reynolds all rolled Middleville cafeteria. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton and sons. lost all four pointe to the DepuBill and Jim. and Mr, and Mrs. and want to protect your investment. James Cool and Rodney attend­ Tire Shop Mra. Vem Llckta. Wednesday. * ed the Saladin Bund concert in the quintet Jim Spoon had a Hastings. * Arthur Fuller of have them cleaned the safest and most U. S. ROYAL terrific 112-377 rolling for Culll- family have moved Into their Grand Rapids «m a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert' DtaribvtM Newton. Standtan: Smith Braa 09H. effective way possible Best Buys on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuttle family have moved Into their ” erravea New. & Utod Tiroo new home on Manor Drive. * and son of Alto were Sunday! guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Clair! Deputies 81H, Consumer* 594. Mewfed FRUt * Mr. and -----------Mr*. Ben~ChrteHastings Electric 59. Dale's and vianung visiting a aun eon m in iraurorma California ana and Cium. ... \ Jtre Larke Cttgo MH. Southend 58. a daughter in Arizona, returned |“* Mkhlgan Ava. Mr*ULrftayUlFO^ TWt Frank Thompson ta hSnor^f Tinkler* M, Hasting* Aluminum Ginny McMillrr 171 New CAP Growl, Plan Program/ Carpet & Furniture Romain . Wilhelmsen "Yucatan Trails Centril Auditorium Freeport By Mr». Syltm'Tntt 8:00 P.M. CLEANING JIM BARR MILLER'S Duradean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS The Banner 40H and Viking 35H. ' p*”,“ .turn™ I COMMERCIAL MAJORS OMy Duuh" »I*nt Bunday with mother, of Grand Rapids, will M*rk Sheehan at Caledonia, better aeriee Thursday and bltet- be tn the home to help care and Mra Paul Gibson and five mertlal Melon. Bob Rohde *ad eon* attended Methodist Church runner-up honor* with 229-687 Bunday. James, who is practicing A MYSTERIOUS MAYAN PYRAMID "LEGEND HUNTER" Il the title earned by Romam W.lhelmwn . civilizations in Mexico, Central and South America. We'll travel on roads that are always exciting, but sometimes humoefori, castles, absndonad pirate plantation. villages, Maya cities, and then to a newly discovered 1,000 year-old tomb. We'll If You Do Not Hove o Sooton Ticket Singh ASmlaaioni ore Sold at the Door. Students 50c Adults $1.25 plnaU 211-580, Merle Halora 555. Bill Brown 228-650. Shannon Lydy 200-662, Rod Newton 200­ 548, Diok Aeptnall 203-541. Max Myer* 543, Al Haigler and Pete Lubtertecki 539. Joe Oielarowekl MSU and Keith from BatUe Creek made the family complete. * Friends and neighbors, 50 rice Carter an old fashioned charivari recently at the home They are living on her farm Bum*. John Kaalnaky and Harv while Mr. Carter la having Tite Haan Ml. Lawrence (Honk) farm home on Robertson Road Keeler and Maynard Tucker 529. Paul Bond 525, Robert 8teeby married recently in the Cale537, Louis Keettr 214-525 and BUI Hackney 623. Mr. and Mra. Donald Solomon are the parent* of a daughter bom Sunday at Pennock Hos­ Ugan'i188. Miller Jeweler* 64H. pital. She weighed 10 pound*. * City Fbod 82, Larka Buick M. Mr. and Mra. Elton Lawrence Routh Tailor* 64. Montgomery Ward 52, Hasting* Aluminum 48. Auto Tag Inn 42 and Tyden 22H. . Guild 10 meet* with Mra Glen Dean April 26 * Mr and Mra MONDAY MIXERS Standings: Welcome 83. North- friend, Douglas Crocker of Grand aide 78, Foodland 704, McAlUa- Rapid* were dinner and cupper Saturday the Rev. and Mrs. Allan Btceby of the BatUe Creek Keep your home eon and Mrs Lucille Getty. Tlvy as fresh as alldm of the Holy Land in the Thursday Ls the Methodist Fam­ ily Night exchange students and SPRING * Mr. and Mrs. Allan Morrison and Mr. and Mrs Vernon Spen- inside and out reject! vely. who have spent the Winter months in HarUngcr, with a modern the former’s daughter. Mr*. El­ ton Lawrence, and family. * Mr. and Mra. Emart. VermuUen have CALCINATOR Kennedy of Evart called on Mr. Gat Incinerator and Mra Ruaaeil Bender Sun­ day. * Mr. and Mra. James Robertson and daughter. Carolyn oently from a 4.000 mile trip to Calcinator automatically gats rid of all burnable trash and garbage ... INDOORS ... with­ day furlough from his ship, the Robert Huntington. while they etopped to eea the John (Paul. out smoko or odor! While you're "tpring cleaning" around the yard, tos» away that old troth burner ond that unsightly garbage can. Start a flower bed where they used to set. Calcinator's "friendly flame" will replace them with an elegant air by disposing of burnable refuse without a trace of smoke or odor. And. the fine ash that- result! will moke a good fertilizer for your new garden plot. Let us bhow you a convenient Calcinator 3tat wedding anniversary. The young people left Sunday for the baptismal service of the Vinal Tabor's baby. * Mr. and Bunday dinner training Ln the air force near consumers Power Memo o* CtartsvlUe Frttay. 107 E. WtxxHond Ava PARKING �March - Spring Out A-1 USED CARS Salt CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 SAVE $ $ $ THE FEDEBAI dr st. Paul 4 Dr. Sedan, Crain-malic. • cyl, power steering, radio. 1944 RAMBLER AMERICAN Coov. stand. 6 Cyl. Radio. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 W. State WI 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER Comer Michigan & Court WI 5-3903 Smith. AdmlBlttfrtrU. it h«r kail aetauai and Calendar of Special Event* FARM IMPLEMENTS .W.WR Fam Machinery 8 Cyl, w/walto, radio. IM PLYMOUTH FURY 2 Dr. Hardtop. uto. 8 cyL power steering, w/walls. radio. . —1950 John Deere A Tractor in A-1 shape. —John Deere R Diesel Tractor, Short box. 1 sp. Vfl Engine. Custom cub. radio, dual spot light*, tutone. HOI ICES 12,1:21 Heating - Plumbing sis. BaeUaa Thirty-*** <S1), Tai KILT -------Xiao *11 li Ca«*ly, MkhC.o e* th* 55th I Juiusfy. IBM, r*eord*d In 133 nt Marls**** •« P»SM IS®. 71 and ITS tlwaaf, HCE 18 HEREHV dlVKM.TUl MMlaw* •1*1 fotadoaod parto pavar at (si* thaialn rrailrd .a proaltM th.rtln d.acrTbad *> haisc la lha it Ukhlfaa. Horth, Rann ■riat Baal of KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church LARKE BUICK MAHLER MOTOR SALES FOR SALE M ISC 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 CHEVROLET GOODYEAR SPRING FEVER' WI 5-2426 1965 OLD 8 CONVERTIBLE . . . Dynamic 88, power steering and brakes, new car condition and warranty. 1965 CHEVROLET ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steer­ ing and brakes. Radio, w/ walls. Very few mile*. CANVAS TARPS <5«7 to 16.20 $3.47 up WINICK'S 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK ' SPINET PIANO 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-5352 HELP WANTED Almost new 3-bedroom modern home Just out*lde city limit*. Lovely large back yard. School bus goes by the door. Will trade for hmm In town of equal value. GOOD AS NEW STORE ★ MiscalluMom 8TALK BHREDDERB FOB RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply, M31 Bo. 945-3150. If ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR BOTH Sunfield, Michigan or phone 36200 MALE AND FEMALE FOR FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Us* Rexall* fast permanent. Regular 42.00—Now klfiO. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. Available at Jacob’s Pharmacy. IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT WHY NOT LET UB MAKI y«U a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line stamp with your nanus, ad- WANTED — A Beauty Salon with maximum four operators. PLYMOUTH An Equal Opportunity Employer SALES REPRESENTATIVE NOTICES 1964 PONTIAC to Do Any Fencing This Spring? 1964 THUNDERBIRD GOING TO USE BARB? LEGAL tire. Pull time work. Thorough on the Job training — good earnings. Home nights. Pen­ sion plan. Group Insurance, paid vacation, profit sharing plan, and many other benefits. For personal Interview call or rrs jacobs pharmacY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FIL 1 SERVICE 1 No charge for ove sin print*. If AY FOR BALE —1st and 3nd cutting alfalfa. Call after 5 pm. 367-3184. 3/31 GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? 1963 BUICK CARPET CLEANING IB EABY with Host New Electric U • Brush. No wet carpet* or han work. Clean ISO square fed t for only MD6. Hastings Flo< r Covering, 133 W. State, Had tings. Flume WI 5-4118. u Because of greatly expanded line of products, we liave an opening In this area for a Are You Planning . . . Dynamic 88. power steer­ ing and brakes, HydramaUc, GOING TO REPLACE radio, one owner. A GATE? Choose Wood Panel, Alumlum 1*64 VOLKSWAGEN CONV. Panel, or Tubular Steel. TRUCK DRIVER WANTED Tear around employment, to NEED FENCE POSTS? 1963 BUICK ELECTRA interesting. Benefits include Hospital Insurance. Life In­ surance, Paid Vacations, Paid Holidays and good working conditions. It interested apply In writing to Box 1006 c/o Waitings Banner. 3/31 All types In Steel and Pressure treated wood. We Just received our first Spring shipload. 1963 PONTIAC REAHM MOTOR SALES FARM BUREAU SERVICES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Are. Hastings. Michigan ELECTRIC Rann repaired— Special —Your raaor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 31-M- Service and ntlsfacUon guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 14* E. BUte St, Hasting* tf SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS 2 DARI. MILK COOLERS, 3 yrs. old. 250-375 gal, MW to WOO. 197-acre clay loam farm at Clarksville, *200 per acre. 35 large Holstein heifers, due Base Months. 4250. Tel. MO «MM. RdWardW.- Tanis, Rl, 1964 14-TON PICKUP CuH SMILEY BUILDINGS Hustings, Mich. 616-945-9103 DOING INCOME TAX RE­ TURNS at your place or mine after 4 pm. a. W. Spencer, 1001 S Dibble, Hastings. Ph. WI 3-5068 4/14 farming. Fenced �Card of Thank* Personal Mention । KT A To honor the birthday ot L. F. Burkey, the Ftoyd Burksys Will entertain lor dinner an FrtBurkays of Lansing will be Chetr guests on Bunday. Mr. and Mra FWd Casey were reposted last week but bad to remain for further surgery. Mr. and Mia Lynn Lawrence 8r. vUttad Mr. and Mia Ogyal HuUntl. bald an l YOU ARE INVITED . .. while I was at the Pennock Hos­ pital and, since X camo home. Also the Tyden Machine Shop and Foundry for their plant. Thank you all. Charles Rice TO OUR ANNUAL The John Chandlers will bo Attending Uic wedding of Nellto Dunlap, who is employed at the Bureau of Social Aid. and David Joe Buckbout of Kalsunaaoo on We wish to express our deep appreciation and gratitude to Mr. and Mrs Miller (Caledonia Funeral Home), friends, neigh­ bors, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Biggs, Sr, Ladles from American Le­ gion Hall, pallbearers and minis­ ter for their help, flowera and gifts at the time of the recent death of Mra Irene Mead. Sin­ cere thank* are sent to all at the Can City vlstted their daughter and family. Dr. and Mra King­ sley Bennett, over the weekend. husband, the Jack Riser* ot Bat­ Ue Creek, and on Bunday her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. cher and daughter, Cindy, are planning to spend the weekend in Birmingham aa guests of the Hoy Nortons. LEGALS Friday April 1st FREE LUNCH DOOR PRIZES YOU are invited to visit our plant at 1006 E. Railroad Street and inspect our bulk facilities for feed, and fertilizers. YOU are invited to visit our new turkey buildings and hog house on North Broadway. ALSO, the cage layer operation at Vernon Karra r Pubficatloa' nxnroc, Wia, were here last week. Jan visited her parents, the Harold Brockways for a tew Tima, lor furnl COUNTY HOAD WOKKMKNH COM PENHATION ISM'IU.M1N< Lt'IrlNll OCCUPATIONAL D18EAHE Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS , OP DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen U and Charles Rea Phone Wl S-SS1S—Wl J-KIl Offlee Wl J-4100 SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE former mairtmts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard MoWebb in Augusta, Oa., and Mm Richard Compton in Canton. Ohio, and Mr*. Ar* thur Wlngerden in L'Argo. farm north on Coats Grove Road, 2nd form west. HASTINGS MILLING 1006 I. Railroad Commencing 1966 APRIL terra a copy »n HKCVR1TY NATION­ AL HANK. Hellie Creek. Mkhltan. prior to ,ald hrarinc. Publlratton and eartiro tball ba Phong 945-2941 ROBERT W. STACK. Owner State Farm Insurance Natl Sank SMg. Pheno Wl 14*11 AUTO — FIRE BONDS Swanson Insurance 126 S. Mkhlgan Ave. «eaw. wi »-raoi—*a». wi Min Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Wl 5-4441 HWl I~.l Subscriptions to PETF-H All Forms of PUBLICATIOlp ORDER. Htale of Xlrbf<an. Prutate Court for the C'onnly of Harry. Estate of Jotaphino Martin. Doemutcl. Filo No. U.47*. Il la Ordrrtd that on Tuesday. May Zd. 1BI>», al 9:00 a m.. In Hi. Pro- "We're As Near As Your Telephone" I SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE | The Hastings Bai Clip This Guide — Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel Business Services Offered PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rlt* Water System*. Sold, installed, serviced. Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ 5381. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. Stat* St. Phone WI 5-5316. LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field, Pumping <$24.00 for 1st 1,000 gal*.). Call 945-5482. Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co Phone WI 5-2123. CERAMIC, FORMICA, LINOLEUM RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. AND CARPET REPAIR —Ha*WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Headquarter* for hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ lies. Gardner's. Phono 945­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel ICE—First data work. Call WI 2134. Co. Home office 822 S. Benton 5*5085, Burkey Sale* and ServPhone WI 5-5412. Plant. W State Rd. Phono WI 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXWATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanthip. Alto WILL COST $/[50 PER YEAR ** OUT-OF-COUNTY $ A 00 FOR 2 YEARS $■700 FOR 2 YEARS Automobile & Machinery MU Service*. M37 So.. WI 5- Miscella neous 2223. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERSHAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVAT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENpsrtt and supplies. McCulloch and white!. Jacobs Prescription frame*. Alto, custom framing. ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ * u/ inn Pharmacy. Phono WI 5-2466. Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. PAIRED in baavy garment*. Red Wing Sporting Boot* and Shoes, n— cu ” ci_m c CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery MOBILE HOMES SALES —Del s Auto Wrecking and Del’s Phil­ RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch lip's "66”. M37 So., 945-5141. rods. Installation and Hanging. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ Ice, 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Rodio, Television Repeiring WI 5-5178. GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All appliance*. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tree- VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ ized engraving of all kind*. Gil­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. Phone 945-5316. In our new building at 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Jefferson. Experienced mechanRepair and new work. Fixture* TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ and supplies. Kelley Electric ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio 5-5052. son. Phon* Wl'5-9187. Cell 945-3481 If You Would Lika to be Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide ■ \ $>|00 PER YEAR ** IN BARRY COUNTY " IN BARRY COUNTY $000 FOR 3 YEARS ® IN BARRY COUNTY 1 OUT-OF-COUNTY $Q00 FOR 3 YEARS OUT-OF-COUNTY * ** . ALL PRESENT SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE SUBJECT TO NEW PRICES ONLY �ANNUAL TAX SAU tO.T* Personal Mention Iksara H IS 1/1 rwdi. W S4 rode. theses X Tl l/l reds. VcJLiI Tech Michigan at Mm* Uhmrally on Houghton. tekend guesu AnchorviUe eels lor las **«•*■» Iks HllU of Mleklsan. 1(01 8. Dibble. £«S-S~5 Maatten la tee M ai Mkklna bantam ADDITION except teer Section XI. ke Uea elsii at Mtekina. Monet and family of Riverdale Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Walter Grimmer and girls. They celebrated the 33nd wed­ ding anniversary of the Howard MotTeta and the eighth anniver­ sary nt the Russell MofTctU. It fine f ujn'.li’.r ■SPWSSfrJSk’ IF? ■&-.1K UOWUD POINT U hL'X7,’lhi^T8 v> be birthday. a: Bt is i::: isu thereafter, bcimninf rm. on raid dal. or ADDITION >0. HEM ADDITION west Woodland By Vifor »eu»4 8WH af XW^ SUmu B47-11M VILLAGE OF FBBBPOBT 0BI0IMAL PLAT S' « tea lac. nt HEM ot north Martin Road comes our SAMUEL xouan ADDITION wl al » pat NWU o( Jordan Road for a bird to light Uful mapiM and walnuts were there Ood-rirtin plants have “SS" ... Hon 35. ssktssl. <«. z- termites area warning “ MS L1XITTI BEBOBT along thia mVam^huSn^Ra 10.00 We protest vlforoualy this whole­ sale destruction of the trees ALGONQUIN LAKH MBQKT FBOPBBTIBA UNIT 1 H0FB TOWNSHIP VILLA0B OF MIDDLEVILLE OBIOINAL FLAT SHOAu ACUI •acta around your horna, Vcmlo Gabriel and 'her aunt. * rods i. Dll B. ASSN SNOBS wort and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for Sidled Inspection by TemilnK ' ■ tmn ADDITION .J's trot 8*rvica fully guaranteed up to $25,000.00 agsinit fu- .t IMS__ W drove to Canon City Thursday FOB PREI INSPfCITON CALL brain hemorrhage SARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. rl obioinal flat Im besteatec., l»eara E 450 ><>. ueaca H 150 fest theses W 50 feel. Iksiwe N IM (Hi to benk.kO list Thursday morning. However, PHONE A roil ■ at HE earner t il,£il.‘u«*a W IS Wl 5-3431 ter ot hlfhwey foe bexlaning. lheace E 100 feet teeera N pmlM with Laglantes, LAKEWOOD LONG raw POINT 9BANOHTILLB TOWNSHIP reeui'x good and Itop- Ropratanting DANIEL STALXTS ADDITION TERM NIX' HABDBNDOBF ADDITION ..'.■•dl Monday ana picked up their PHILLIPS ADDITION 1903 ait NATIONWIDE TIRMITH FLAT OF SATLXB ADDITION TO THB VILLA0E OF CLOVXBDALB spend Monday night with rela- BUPHBVUOB'S FLAT OF 1ST ADDITION TO BOOT'S BBAOH HendeWb daughter and family, (he Rav. Paul .Shoupes. there caater ot hlxbway leaa la a palal 8 to beet aa lax leak 01 Rev. George Speaa and family or TECHLAND "X Has your Drivers License Expired? Rainamber—if your license has expired or will expire in the next 3 months, apply for a new one todey. The traffic defieiLineiit does not notify you to renew. CHECK YDUB LICBN8X KIGHT NOW 3 OO IBB3 IBS 4< ot NX of KH ot 8KM Fk Wl 5-1412 *"'w "pan'll 0HATBAU FAU NO, ITUITU’I UUIOBT LTMDBN JOHNOOC* FLAT NO. WILDWOOD or OUTLOT FAIB I.AKB FAKE SCHtDULB ”A" TAXIS Of I Ml AND PRIOR YEARS Be Safe-Be Sure agency a fbtbbbqn fam LINDBUBOH FAM I sad 1S«. ISM OAKWOOD BHOBBS JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP ELZ BBMINDER SPONSORED BY Coleman DUFFT BBAOH ndwin rs^3?w*«» ba MABTS ACaSS W □ BIGINAL FLAT si &■? i. �J Citizens Begin Study The Hastings Banner For New High School Tboredoy, Marek 11. 1966 Large Home Near Mental Health Vermontvillejs Panel Ditcusiion At Lakewood Destroyed by Fire tn the Lakewood High (3) If Senior High, should it unit? hich will be explored In depth Ings of the various subcommit- jjoo + 1,057 (H8. 1150 + ». Jr. Mrs. Homer Smith, president | 883). Thia growth in three yuan of the Board of Education, wel- is due primarily to annexation rtraUon of after-care techniques corned the group, declaring that and a 1J percent per year growth factor. for the former were willing to share their time and the nsrvoq public to IhvMad. munlty in planning for a new high school. facility. <21 This unit should be four grades. . <3> Present High School be utilised as a 741 unit with the passible "home baaing" Th— ‘ Medicare Cards To be Mailed To Registrants Draft College ’yj Qualification Tests Scheduled Selective Service Ooltege QuailficaUoMret are available al all Michl* local board offices. It waa announced by Cqlonei W. J. Myers, deputy Stale director. Uve Service registrants at any local board office. A pp Heat ions must be postmarked no later than April 23. She reviewed the history of the present school, pointed out DrMattaM ot every d*y Wethat from the time the Central Recovery. Inc. was founded by School was built In 1832. nothing tha late Dr. Abraham A. Low Ln was done until 1863 to erect new faciUUre. Northeastern and Southeastern elementary schools were built. spreading to nearby farm buUd* thePwctdatrtc Institute of the special three-mlll operating tax ith thto Interim study several adjustnumts might be made in the dally schedule, thus permitting greater use of the facilities un­ til such time as new rooms were available. the During taking courses 1 bllity for both George McNutt Jr. has complet­ registrant who la presently en­ ed his basic training and schoolrolled In college or Is a high current school because classes Intends to request occupational School hasn't previously taken thia Uat. loth, nth. McNutt, Rl Raatl duties would not permit addi­ tional course offerings during the student’s local board. Arriving home last weekend th* regular teaching day. Ws Of time. Transportation of The three hour written examl- from Apalachlcala, Fla . was Mrs. are talking about courses in nation will provide local boards Erma Gardner who had besn with evidence of the relative visiting her son, Robert, for sevsituation. Such quailfl cations of registrants far Cabinet Making. Foreign Lancollege study or ot their sptlteachers and principals) might guage.’Typing, Advanced Typing. Art, Pxychokiy. Speech. Biology Uonal classrooms became urgent. hampered the fire fighters. was then and still is to prevent Twenty new elementary class­ relap—i in the former mental rooms were built, "enough to adequately house our elementary helms h*d lived In the nearly': 100-year-old house for many | f. Top., la non-polltlcal. VMM Ma f*wi nrvavvV* !■ self supporting, and managed and operated by toy people and all are forms community s all - purpose room wtxt- anura two courses, USE BANNER WANT ADS! vous patterns. now houses 2 Senior Social IM assumption to reasonably Studies courses during the tn‘ *-*- “* • tire day. Our farm atop haa been knowing that as individuals we divided in two with one-half grade non-c»Uege and collegemay not think alike, and have our Individual differences, but when the decision is finally made be used for Special' Education choice during the 1066-68 school aa a group, and the recommen­ (Junior High)-next Fall. Tbs dations are made, ws will abide the typing-office practice room •th period" in World History gether for success " —an excellent facility but houa- and Chemistry. Three asalgnSupt. of Schools Richard J. Guenther explained in detail the need for a new high achool. The text of his remarks fol­ —Your high achool building lowswith acadrenlc faculties that were built in 1818 with the reNew School* splendid non-academic additions (1) AU Industrial Arts classes that were added In 1054 TODAY (Safety factor) students. (The should adequately house 800 stu­ Ungs Banner article of Nov. 28. dents denta Wo hare a High School Sclnoi 1083. tilled "School Admlnlatra- I enrollment of 1.004. with 1,110 In Social Sludles > tors Review Expanrton Plan." 200 enrolled by 1088. Each day Ues to house even a “modreC text In discuastnc the 1064 Bond our junior High students share language lab for our Foreign use of the faculties. For example: Language program. During the first hour with ths (3) Physical education Is otterJunior High students tn the High School the membership Is 1J4A During the Brat hour with the girts. No Physical Education is In grades 11 and U. Junior High students In tha allMic practire U W.5 High School 1J24. Sixth hour s MORE ABdtnri ■with Junior High students in • NEW SCHOOL. High School—1,177. Ttius, wo Iwve anywhere from 1,125 to 1.250 atudenta using a facility that In the judgment ot your school officials and accre­ diting agencies, from a schedu­ ling point of view, should serve a maximum ot 800 students. We | Medicare is this Thursday Mr ril.—~lh and Nancy spent the we» | with Mrs Scott's sister, Grace Watson of Nile*, tn celebration of Nancy’s birthday. ft'sGreMfiotfTlM! Examination centers In Mich­ igan will Include ooUeges located at Adrian. Albion, Ann Arbor. Benton Harbor. Berrien Springs, Big Rapids, Dearborn, Detroit. ids. Highland Park, Hillsdale. Jackson, Kalama mo. Marquette. eras City and Ypsilanti. Dinner guests Bunday of the A. D. Andersons were Mr. and Nancy of East Leroy and Mrs Gerald Gibson and Brenda of for a HAPPjj lawn Exclutlvs, new Greenfield Lawn MILLER REAL ESTATE DTATI JF0U8ANCI Food groons up your lawn fast ... then koops on foodlng while you taka It oasyl Ask for S.M Got some thia wook. BLAIR S FARM & tiARDEN 23 i W. State M. 945-5982 BILL DING WANTS TO KNOW. WHICH FIX-UP JOB FOR YOU IN APRIL? ding paying far 12i14 (Mr *20 * garten class of 318 students. This We have a growth factor of thus has a 225 percent growth factor or a potential membership ot 401. Let's be oonacrv estimate this growth at Pay by Check and enjoy your Shopping tcnUaj membership of 350 (times a 4 grade high school* equals a membership in the high school of 1,400 students aa a minimum. Project the combined JunlorBmlor High use of the present building with the minimum en­ rollment of the high achool and you find 1,800 students using a faculty that la designed to serve when it comes to poientlal school district. We are talking FACTS The work of this Cltiams Committee and its sub- Let ui modernize your kitchen for better paying bills and building, beyond the Class of living. Free egfimotes. The average kitchen, o«l» we also point out that the school census conducted so accurately *1663 * When it comes to paying bills, nothing saves time like a checking account. Furthermore, concelled checks serve os universally acceptable receipts. For the soke of good bookkeeping, safety and convenience Porch? Patio? Dormer? Den? open your account .now at Garage? Game Room? pwinded by a steady growth in Junior High thus the greater need for their use of the non­ academic facilMtos In the High We do the Complete Job CORNER OF Hans . . . Materials . . . Comtraction. No Money Down Financing Have A New Heme At The Old Address! YOU* KOMI IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTUS See our Discontinued Paint Colors st Bargain Prices! ( STATE AND poruiion and (2) building limitatlona building problem has not JEFFERSON alleviated DOWNTOWN problems ettad in points 1. 2, Membar Femoral Reserve System end Forioeel Deposit Im Deposits Insured Up to $10,000.00 High faclUty a Application forms and Infor­ mation bulletins describing the log txuMtoga, building reoova- The fire, which started In tha t - CorpMBti �BT. ROBB CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr JiietBi C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley, RMstsnl Bunday Mass, 8. 10. 11:88 am. Matas you • Manter. 10 am. Bunday school. U am. Morning worship. 3 pm. Wednesday, Ladies Veits Road sA Woodland Prayer meeting. Rev. Ilnar Unsstt. Pastor 7:88 pm. Wednesday prayer “Your Friendly. Chrtet-Csotered and praise service. Wo are be­ ginning a study on the subject of the High Priest. This win be very htfptul to every ChrtaMan am, channel 8; WJIM-TV. 3 pm. niiannei 8. “Pamen tor Uvlng.” over WILX-TV, 11:80 am. ctMcnd 10; WZ3M-TV, 13 inHi-day Church Special Program Mia and rwdonhnrarW tha WOODBURY Marvin BkkmllUr, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Evening service. 7 JO pm. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday evening. 7:80 pm. Senior choir. Wed, 8 pm. Holy Thursday service with CHURCH OF THR NAZARRN8 Communion, Thursday, B pm. Community Oood Friday ser­ 1710 N. Broadway vice. Friday, 1 -1 pm. Minister, Dale R. Harvey Oood Friday service, Friday. 8 ’ Sunday BiMa Topic Wednesday : rsyer, 7:80 pm. Sunday, "Faith for Today,” on TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:80 am. w Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, ttadlo W-IKF 1330, 8:80 am. 7 pm. hr. High MYF. 7 pm. Senior Hl MYF. Bunday. 8 pm. Special baptism LAKEWOOD E. U. B. OHURC Rev. Carl Bllvomall, Pastor Morning worship, 10 am. Bunday school, 11 am. Bunday worship. 7:80 pm. Wednesday. March 30. Mother nd Bon banquet at 6 30 pm. 8:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal. 1:80 pm. Children's choir re- esa|f is hard of hearond has been for over years. With this new with competent teachers. Nurs­ TM8LO BIBLE CHURCH . ery with adults in charge to per­ Route 3 Dsitan Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher mit all mothers to attend classes. The "March to Bunday schorl” ------------ — Pastor K. W. Mosher, Pastor B:M am. Bunday achool. 11 am. Worship service. IM pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. For information. call K. W. Mosher. pastor, 387-2585. Bunday scbocd. 10 am. Monk* worship, U am. Youth FsDowsblp, IM pm. Here’s the car Worship. 11 am. Tuesday prayer, 7:30 Bunday, “FNth for To Plymouth Fury Silver Special Krening service, 8 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wednesday evening at the Ira Osgood home. Bunday Public talk. 3 pm. Bible study, 4:15 pm. ' Worship service, 10 am. NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 B Evening service, 7:30 pm. Darrell Btartwrd. president. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. Betty Ovenshire. director. Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 Bible study. 7:30 om. Simple as l-Z-S' 1 G Although EBiter Is one at the mosffcemn Christian feasts, the mamae by which It Is known of­ ten are not Christian at all. In Rev. Isaac Osgood, Pastor Morning worship. 10 am. Bubday school, 11 am. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm.. crystal clear. If interested HEARING, 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Fa. You will receive full information at no cost or obligation whatsoever. 7:10 pm. Evening service. 7:10 pm. Thursday prayer Bible study hour. Christian Feast Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Thursday prayer service, IM. Deaf Mon Perfects Midget Transistor Heating Aid It is suggested you write 8:45 am. Church school. Supt. Loyd Marta. H am. Sabbath worship. 7 pm. Youth Service. 7:80 pm. Evening service. TJO pja. Wed.. Bttte Study Thursday. April 7: 10 am. Holy Communion. 8 pm. Holy Communion. parable of the rose dwep. • Isaiah: "The ransomed at । Lord shall return, and coms Eton with songs and ewrttpg joy upon their heads: V shall obtain Joy and glad■. and sorrow and sighing Wednesday, April 8: 3 pm. Emmanuel Guild meets In Undercroft, with Mrs George' Huff speaking on missions in Compare Quality and Prices Buy from Us NOTICE TO THIRD WARD RECTORS OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS and Notice is hereby given that the polling place 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! Ward, City of Hastings will no longer bo used. Here’s the dealer Voting at the April 4, 1966 election, and all MONARCH School. Please use the Pork Street entrance to the —REST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— West Gym where the election will bo conducted Mwm Wl 5-1OV1 A special car at a special price What a deal! Special low price to start with. Top-dollar trade for your car. A go-all-the way deal so we can keep our sales success going. A right-now deal that saves you dollars. . . ■ ■ ■equipment — —..a .. special 1—I fill, a* LiiMralwta Plus all. these extras as standard silver buffable acrylic enamel • exclusive blue all-vinyl Interior . deluxe upper door moldings . whitewalls . special wheel covers. , And these regular Fury features . seat belts'. Salety-RIm wheels • padded dash . backup lights • hetter/defroster ■ windshield washer * variable-speed windshield wipers . padded visors . outside left reervlew mirror. located at Z18 East Grand Street in the Third future elections, will be held in the Hastings High |.ii 1 SERVICE liller s dubacl£an Here's the deal ... a follow-up-the-sale dealer who gives you good, courteous service, factory-trained mechanics, parts availability and excellent financMf- for both the Third and Fourth Wards. ^taiKgLEfi DONNA J. KINNEY, City Garic Hastings, Michigan BARRY'S FARM STORE r1 South Hanover at Halting! City Limit! DEWEY'S CAI M-48 at SprapM �TUR ABDIOLY. CASH A RAMA CASH SAVINGS COUPON SAVE 30<! SAVE 10'! SAVi ■6' CENTER CUT RIB I FLAVOR SEAL KWICK KRISP Peschke t I PAC HAMBURG1 SLICED BACON > Skinless Franks | Radaem ai Kropar Item Sal. April 2. MM I ladaan al Krapar Item Sat. Aprd 2. IH6 I Radaem al Kropar item Sal. Apnl 2. MM | CASH SAVINGS COUPON Special This Week Silver Plaiter < R>rk y 4 An Saucer lu BONE-WHITE lech weak a pieaa W StwiUld Dimwrwam w« be taalwad far iml I9C For each 15 ----------------- ----------------------- J5 00 Will EACH FRES-SHORE ■ GORDON'S ROLL Breaded Shrimp ■ PORK SAUSAGE END CUT COUNTBY STYL1 Redeem al Kropar Ityv Sal. Apnl 2. MM I DOUBLE Top Value Stamps Every Wednesday HEADS OF LETTUCE QUARTER SLICED LOIN CHOPS » 79< PORK LOIN *89 laamai Kropar thru Sal. April 2. 1964 FREDONIA PKG. SEEDS SAVE 10< I SAVE 2 5‘ 1 430 S. Honover St. POPEYE POPCORN Roasting Chickens Radaom al Kropar Item Sal. April 2. MM -a Mt-*-;—»-------■— rttwe wt nntcmigeas wortwi eaa SAVE1 PIONEER PURE booth Froion ■ LUNCH MEATS Herrvdi Roe. or Mild FERTILIZER Redeem ai Kroper Item Sat, Aprd 2, MM BEET^h SUGAR FISH STICKS CARDEN BULBS Radearn al Kroper Item Sal. April 2. MM CASH SAVINGS COUPON HAM ROAST Pe*cMa't S-Variatiat VINE RIPE TOMATOES UW ar Knff item Sot. April 2. 19M an Aa pwckeaa ai any Iwo bapr tl HASTINGS WINNER OF THE PONY GIVEN AWAY FOR THE REMODEL SALE. Redeem al Kropar Item Sal. April 2. MM CASH SAVINGS COUPON Gorodenski IDebra CANNED HAM - SPARE RIBS • 59« PORK CHOPS » 59 FORK Redeem ai Kroper Item Sal. Apnl 2. MM CRASS SEED PET RITZ Redeem ai Krpppr Item Sal. Apnl 2.1966 SARA LEE SWEET goods Mm. * Kropar M S*. April 2. MM SKINLESS FRAh MEL-O-SOFT BUTTERMILK KROGER DRY MILK KROGER ICE CREAM l»W al Kropar Item Sal. Aprrl 2. MM KROGER FLOUR Redeem al Kroper Am Sal. Apnl 2. MM CASH SAVINGS COUPON 1%-lb. loaves l ib. 13-oz. can LIBBYS PEACHES Ubby’i-1^ 14-ox. can 3 — 89/ TOMATO JUICE 1 LIBBY SALMON SWIFT NINC < al Kropar Item Sal. April 2. M66 Groan Ghnl-12-oz. wt. cent IDAHO TATOES NIBLETS CORN GARDEN PEAS m Ike purchara ol 2 pkpi ol I Kropar taker KROGER PEPPER Delicious HONEYDEW lb. bag Redeem al Kropar Aro Sai, Apnl 2. t!M CASH SAVINGS COUPON CASH SAVINGS COUPON BAKING lb. bag SPOTLIGHT . | Instant Coffee | Redeem al Kropar Item Sal. April 2. 1966 HAMBURG OR HOTDOG BUNS KROGER GRAHAMS MELONS on Iho purcteaM ol a pkp ol 25 Red Ripe on Itee pwcteaia ol a 4 I! ai tea GLAD BAGS WateraelHt <36 Size KROGER VANILLA Redeem al Kroper Item Sal. Apr.l 2. 1966 KROGER TEABAGS Redeem al Kropar item Sai. Apnl 2. 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It may be obtained by calling, writing or George Romney and honored 50 years of effective milk mar­ keting and sold new problems will "challenge the Ingenuity of 50th anniversary annual meeting your Association, retailer groups, and all who desire a healthy The publication pointe to the al Michigan Stalo UnlvtnUy. milk industry In Michigan." advantages of early plantings, use of minimum soli preparation, Besides eteotions, formal bustplanting at the right depth, planttag speed, row spacing, the planting rate, and the planting of cover crops in com to protect High Grain Feed Barry Farm No Guarantee Calendar... , For Production not neceatnrlly guarantee high milk production, reports L. D. Brown. 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Michigan dairymen which have Bellevue; Robert Christoph*!, substantially boosted milk pro­ BatUe Crock; Wayne Fanta, Dowling and Raney PhUman and Arion Kenyon, Dettori. exclusive jurisdiction to bargain for all dairy farmers supplying n ihe roUi rvyce Prowd year after year to be America’s Best Lawn Tractor Buyi Three models in 4,5 or 6 h.p. Safety-approved rotary Barry Delegates Attend MABC Slate Conclave the entire lactation. dairy fanners should "explore legislation to give dairy farmers LAWN TRACTORS yeaooJd neighbor, David* Mahoney, look oa. At left, Dr. Donald W. Hina employi.an elMtroa tended the 22nd annual meeting tentisd. wnma Brown, she should of Um artrhigen Animal ere Cooperative bald Wed March 23. at Michigan UnlvenUy'a Anthony Hall. 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Lake OdaMo SMITH hte dam wee IffTMM Imperial Alina roc Fine ruver, nevuie. ■ If you’re planting oom tor sift­ Sumner and Arend* Ttownships age, your goal should be thfe programs. Kilimanjaro's sire was Lang- was recently approved. The esti­ mated 125.000 coot will be di­ vided among the five communlenlist at Michigan changco be postponed until prob- Plant at Woodbury BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS closely. silage making should be anydlfL (erent than that seeded for har- In testing about 200 differ- Plant for The MSU crop iKlcntht taya mended for all com production Bowman r*Ud some farmers plant their silage com thicker than com for grain harvest. Fod­ der yield does increase In highly populated fields but If popula­ tion la above 17,000 kernels an Michigan CERTIFIED CORN actual yield of oom. SEED Adapted Early Hybrids Wo can’t ug every wed, so we blue tag every bag of Michigan Certifod Sood CORN. Our Certified Hy­ brids have been developed, tested and selected in Michigan for Mich­ igan soils and climate conditions, AU 14 varieties used in Michigan’s four zones are high yielding and mature early to reduce soft com and crib spoilage. All Michigan Hybrids are field inspected and lab tested. Always look for the blue MCIA tag when you buy. • factory-approved protection that now makes a '63, ’64 or ’65 Continental the wisest used luxury car buy in America! Land Bank Interest rates remain at 5V6 %. Get the money you need to build your farm business—get it at this low rate. Repay­ ment terras up to 35 years. No prepayment Ph. 945-2223 a htc-model Continentals, plus a warranty to go with them, for the man who desires distinguished motoring and the security of knowing he's made a wise investment. Your Lincoln Continental dealer's exclusive new factory-approved warranty provides free replacement of power train parts, including labor, wher­ ever you drive. With normal maintenance, it covers all internal engine, transmission and rear axle parts as well as the drive line, except for accidents or road haaards. This warranty will cover 1963, 1964 and 196S Continentals for 12 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Ask your Lincoln Continental Covers 1963,1964 and 1965 Lincoln Continentals anywhere there is a Lincoln Continental dealer. dealer about hte factory-approved warranty and enjoy countless miles of distinguished motoring in the years ahead. FINKBEINER ELEVATORS, INC. 126 E. Main, Middleville Buyers of used luxury cars! Lincoln Continental warranty now covers major repairs for 12 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first FARM LOANS FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC M-37 South, Hairing, more hybrids that differ slightly In maturity. Short periods of ad­ verse weather may affect one hybrid less than the other dur­ ing enUod stages of growth. Rossman points out? Tlx- oom authority recom­ mends Hint fanners try some new hybrids inch year In small plantings and "don't stay mar­ ried to the same old hybrid" U you find one that yields, better. Ph. SY 5-3714 THIS EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ONLY AT Maia OHica 'OP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION HASTINGS OFFICE Ml# fa- Mates' .Mm.. PH; tJO. MAHLER MOTOR 132O"N1 Michigan " Hairing, Ph. Wl 5^479 �More About--------- M»U. Stool -n»n» New School ContitwBd *ro"» Pag* One ith High School derirabte- Um* nctually subscribe to the belief Woodland Area Churches Plan For Holy Week Township Mln- Personal Mention example: tattOM. dente per hour tn this study HalL II la very difficult to and little time for individual help. Three v« a few of the reasons why it is our preliminary think­ ing that ■ new high school is Governor Sets Opportunity Week Meeting Mrg. Crave* Jt Grace Lutheran Just like High BchooL . <1) Junior High wants parties —just like High School. 13> Junior High wants dating pnvUcges — just like High Schoo). (4) Junior High wants Ath­ letic programs—the duplicate of High School. 5i Junior High wants privilege of riding on buses to out-of­ town H. 8. athletic event*—just like High School, and OTHER. Woodland area will participate. Mr*. Eugene Klrlels of Mil- glvc opportunity to the people of daughter. Gale, ot Battle Creek were Bunday guest* of Mrs. for her future daughter- James Mead. Aho visiting Mr*. Uon during Hoiy Week upon the cmInd facta of nhHrii unity, the Margaret Johnson'* hone. Ing this project. Muskaeon. of Ironton were Friday luncheon ally have been an Egyptian rab­ aotne 23 organtsahrma involved bit. In ancient Egypt the rabbit ■tymboiteed birth and new life, Grand Rapid* were caller* at Clay Adam* home on Bun­ t night, April 3rd—At the Wood- present facility would mean a with Pastor Einar Unscth Why a 4-Orade Unit? program for 950 to 1.000 students grandmother (1) We believe that emotional with the same facility problems preaching on "Crore-Examlna- quickly. Mra. Monday night, April 4lh-at Harry Cravan, Cadillac; Russell the Kilpatrick United Brethren Church, with pastor Charles the 10th thru 12th gnuler. rather Gibbs preaching on "Belf-Exam!I han with student* In grades 2 nlng. "2 fl.i. formation of a Clttiens' natton." Tuesday night. April 5th—at 8tUdy M the the Woodland Methodist Church, ?f 4 organized for the Hasting* with pastors George Spots U.S.D.A. GRADE "A 7/,, 7.. ni.rvnfeC. 1., 100,1001 District requires Dome preaching on "Prayer Examina­ * Plannlng-teheduling pre-planning. May I ctnpha&lie tion." ™ four that thte study (tore not repregradto aa one unit. pre-ajnceivnjj pre-opln(3) Haattn^ Hastings has been opcrat- । lonated plans. ' □> On Friday the joint Good In, . "Junior Hub School" ln-1 Tho. mny be mnr.lm The Easter Bunny stimulating the voluntary efforts in this project. visiting their daughter, the James Gluere. Til* week their oonfennoe will be to initiate daughter and grandson. Mr*. Robert Chapman and Brent, of munlcetton between Interested Jackson, are visiting them while D8E bANNEB WANT ADS! Young --------- - .. , --------- r------------- -— | of our staff, as Individuals, who Zion Lutheran Church from 1-3 iiavo arong personal feeling* for specific additions, revisions, or poling pastors will preach, using dck-tlons in our Instructional Christa Seven Word* from the TU™« I. W.Kimcf Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Don't let a faulty radio rob you of driving enjoyment. Stop In today and let u* fix it for you Hi-fi and tape recorders repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9137 6- Wl 5-5992 Farmevty WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Turkeys eeived plans have been decided Thou Shalt Be With Mo in Pornwith regards to a building, its ■Wobuilding, or the fund* to operate man. Behold Thy Son." Pastor Carl CUlvemalL My the unit. God. My God. Why Hast Thou All official decisions must be Forsaken Mo?" Pastor Charles Gibbs, “I Uon tn formal—open regular meetings and such derisions Pastor George Speaa, “It Is such proposals are forthcoming Finished." Pastor Einar Unscth. "Father Into Thy Hands I Commit My 1. 1966. This Is a tentative date, Spirit" Each church will provide spekubject to the completion of Lullcs und Gcntlanen: objeote, the efforts, and the Umc-oonsuming details Of this propoEMi. there scans to be a Iwalthy therupeuUc value to the phrase, "hold fast to that which is good." Decisions-wn u s t be out. Through thinking and studying, some ideas will be found, some must be discarded, some must i>e changed. others must be held onto—they are good. Then.- are several boric be­ liefs to which we must bold I First, nothing is m important os. a human bring. No human tx-lng Is as fundamental as a child. CHILDREN ARE IMPOR­ TANT. They have nothing to do with determining their birth. They are subject to adult con­ trol for many yean of childhood. They do not pick their partnte. their doctors, their neighbors, or | that every child is important tween each speaker, thus enab­ ling the worshippers to come and go as necessary. The public Is most cordially Invited to-all of these Holy Week scrvlcca. and we must hold fast to this belief. Secondly, the rights of every child ore important. A child Is entitled to the love of parents, the acceptance ot hl* neighbors, the attention to Ids problems by social, and educational agencies. gardlng them children (OUR children* nmy be made only in Urn programs of medical, social, and educational agencies is im­ practical. The very biological universe give all children in­ herent rights. We must bald Cere-Fed Brel Tktir G««< J are os follows : Pastor Richard Van den Bosch. human with a right to our own bclUifa May I again Btress—NO ' Father Forgive Them.” POUND SIZES ul” 1*1” Strip Steak* Cube Steak* Chip Steak* U7r Polish Sausage. "tUFIB-BIOHT* FULLY COOKBO Hams • • .nSF (IMI-BOF Leg O' Lamb Cacklebirds Fryer Breast* ATTACHID u79* » 69* IB' 59* LAKS IRIB MAC Fresh Perch Hltets 49* FBHH DRIUIO Bl STEAKS 89s 99s r ROUND DELICIOUS WITH STVAK FRESH MUSHROOMS 591 u25* ment can exist. Our social and economic patterns are built on this fundamental unit and there­ fore a child * security both phy­ sical and affecttonal. is centered A&P BRAND SLICED OR CHUNKS Pineapple "Supor-Rtghf" Quality Canned Hams Smoked Hams 13 TO 1« IS. 6-LB SIZE bab. atu ano .j- ***£ FAMOUS STAB. WHOLI OB CUT SweetPotatoe* 2ss49* 89* Sweet Peas Piaaaaal* PIXZA OB MKKOBV FLAVOBIO SAC 2^ 4T NBTWT.< A< Instant Breakfast.. » 69 w, Asparagus Spear*... ..’Illi, MMVU 39 Sweet Com 39* s 49* ....M CUT tolTWT «A*NATIOM-ALL FLAVOB* 4V Harvard Beets.. 2 Miracle Whip. O” 15* Hunt'* Catsup........ AUNT NBLLMX ILICBU QAC A Stewad Tamatoas... 4 Sweet Peas U nar ik5f* jsSh “69* 7" Conned Ham* and it carries oMlgallona. Only quote, they should be helped. This basic precept implies that p WHOLE HAM DSL MOMTS 3^89' 1 IR Boneless, Fully Cooked portant unit In our society 1* country have been build. Govern­ ment begins in the home unit T-BONE Porterhouse Steaks Lake Bass............... »55 Dressed Smelt. SIRLOIN 4-S» 99* « a&p Apricot*. ..4a* 89* *ar 39* Sweet Crisps AfirF BRAND their children—thus the vital need for this Citizens' Commitbelief. Fourth, (and final), the home atone. We live In a heterogen- THE WAY to "gain ground” financially is to save a certain amount from each salary check. Save for something definite—a home, children’s education, vacation trip, early retirement. And save ot Has­ and shape*, have varying abili­ ties and dlsabUltlca, and differ­ ing attitudes and values. The neighbors help raise our children. Our relatives give plenty of ad- 4 89‘ high 4’/4% current dividend. % SAVINGS on the mother to nurse the lick child back tq health. *o the mother depends on Che doctor for Intelligent and understanding direction. Just as parents are asking the achool* to accept their children, ao the parents must rights, viewpoints, standard*. and appointment*. Inadequacies, fail­ ure*. inabilities and different Elea pointe, within each group group*—but we have a common denominator — the child—(Our Child.) Parente and professional peo- Tomato Joice 4'b99( Grow Me* with faith and respect. We must most Important major civic pro­ ject to be conceived and develop­ ed In the Hasting* area in many yeara. Again, our profound respect 136 E. State St. Plantation 20-10-5 FORMULA 22-LB 3AG FOR COFFU M ClRIALS u the most humorous member of Michigan State's football team Ln IBM was Drake Garrett, so halfabck from Dayton,. Ohio. DU RANNKB WANT ADI! 39* MARVEL—5 FLAVORS FEATURE VALUE—SAVE 16« Ice Cream Cherry Pie tt-GAL. COVIM J,000 SO. FT. Q< %39c c™. BBF UBAND Cottage Cheese Z Cream Cheese 49* ~T29* FORMULA 50-LB. BAG JANt PARKER “£s45* Pecan Cookies White Bread, Danish Pecan Ring 39* PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 2 CALIFORNIA-.FIRST OF THS SEASON Fresh Asparagus _._ * FBtBEL WA*H«P. ci TOMATCiS ffiocSou Pho-. Wl 5-3853 All ferine- l-wr-d Up t» *10.000 »H*> M.L.I.C. US'! 5-99* LAWN FERTILIZERS -■MB 11 ?<• "E/X Eight O'Clock .11” A&P Half and Half A&P BRAND ON AU MILD AMU AND MELLOW MELLUVV com. Profcatlonal groups, such tings Savings and Loon where your (n*ured savings ■A Coffee Sale! Save 20* Fruit Cocktail . Il WHCH 39" SPINACH 29* gWwbuit 29' �St. Johns Has $5.4 Million ! School Project BAxonm Out if the Attic Good j The City of Ol- Ml* Pirlo Atria of Turku. Fin­ land. who is an exchange Mudant to the Springer home thia year, will show colored sUdaa of bar native Finland and also of Lap­ land. Both girls are retdsre to ByHD.&irpt' public is invited. CBEBK4 GRAKD BAPID6, KALAMAZOO, that ray Dad hired to drive Mollie Herrick with GOOD Ids very responsible poolUon; paM t» aukt tUi a f TbhktbsMbroataodWTroatg,aotfavertbabsatroads to' ! Ida. Burial was to Kalamasno. For many years she lived at Trail's End Resort al Gun Lake. She leaves one sister In Kalarna- Hastings I waa an expert retasman Hastings, Flat River, Saranac, and Ionia. L Lasvaa Battle Creek and Kalamaaoe, Tooeday, Tteratky and Saturday tnerxin**,' oa tha arthralj kf the X. Q K. & £ara from tbe East and West. From llaitie Creek, thia line mims throaabl jRorn Centra, Yorkville, Gull Prairie, and there connects with the Stages from Kalamaaoo tor Prti-C thia included your night's lodg- on Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Bert Schroeder and Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Eckman of Detroit and Mr. and Mra. WUllam Morey and children of Lansing. ®suism M3« the state Office building at l for Middleville, there connecting with Bittle Crack and Kalamaxoo Uns. nari-g through tha i "oralv. BtBMthQwSt and P1"* 00 both owned and drove driving. He not only could drive four hones but has driven six Yankee Springs and that they Your* very respectfully, William C. Lewis Diploma Engraver— Expert I’vnman ,808 Phelps Ave, •*! also fa time for Hampbray A CoV r / ■ l.L*l*y*n0 b J'®** ***•*• £“» ** line ofstagse for the Sontbera Ksilroad. Slagei Leave If Take^ Pautngere al all Public Houiet! toareyaaees say be fof ri all ef tbe erlselsi^»iae«ee flat Route, to aayjort oftbe coantey. * TtskN Ipiap, IotBM to fairs and gatherings and • * C* Wt LEWIS, Proprietor. Journal, found out that one of reposing to the Pioneer Museum am still looking to the State Office building, the . nd large family, be probably OUT AFTER BUSINESS This la ■ copy of pn advertising egrd issued "by C. W. Lewis, stage driver. Andrew CAnd/'l Stewart, 81, written it down. I asked him If 1 wlien I started driving. They a farm at McCord, near Grand Rapids, apparently almost at the they didn’t trust the Indiana? prima.of his lasting strength and If "Andy" left any children that Poetry Corner COMMXMOBATtON 1 daughter Winifred' already figured out that Andy be continued, "and my run was Robert, to Grand Rapids and from Grand Rapids to Battle Creek. The run wai 55 miles, and 13 U O ORIVIHS HUS [HIKED! found in tbe Michigan History horses at Cascade, Whltneyvllle, year*. Andy started driving when Mlddlevlllo, Yankee Springs, and wife. "Andy's" daughter died “Add Orangeville. We’d drive cue way over night, and coma hack the published Interview ling managed teams of four live- next day." While Andy waa driving, the -Andy" was buried there In that funeral to 1920. Edwin lived to Grand Trunk was laying a line cemetery and he said that “Andy" and his wife were burled found, when I least expected It. to Bowne Cemetery. ha iMWiill bearing Rapids, and his brother. Harris Whllnoyvlllo Hotel at one tune. v. , II De aa Proprietor. K Thomas, a Lansing lawyer. Whether they were running tbe Property speaking. The State “Yankee Springs" Lewie owned haps I could find the Lewljf hotel at the time of his death, Journal didn't "discover" Andy the line, as Mr. Stewart recalled. whose family has known Andy IMS; the handbill la dated 1854. brought Andy out into the lime­ light. The methods utlllxwl in Andy answered a question, "Oh. getting Andy, from his farm in legal. The man waa kidnapped. than Grand Rapids then," He A H l^a ' j Telephones Wl 5-5131 or Wl 5-5344 ‘ never bad any more trouble from hold up my end. Ill quit," he said grimly. I had figured on what you have read ao far today being the extent of my column for this SEE What You Buy : —j HMBi L n M ■ Comet's shooting for the 2nd mlfflon In aafaa after being 1st In n M "«class to top the million mark. Special ceisbration sale! Spacial ■■ limited-edition model I Specially priccdl Completely equipped ' 7. ii । J M horses like a pistol shot. and turned than loose," aald Andy, laughing. “They got Urod gal­ loptag after about five miles and I0WIN J. MIISINBACH. BapreeeadaHve ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■I r M W H m 5 foot stalk and 221 L Sfote Street >.O. Box 287, Hastings mMhi Ij The only lime Andy looked eyes, which changed to merri­ ment when be admitted that he HASTINGS OFFICf 237 Wait Stata St. Fhona B45-43B2 back to the old day* In tbe preached meantime 1 shall bo looking for more information. and who ImuI Back In tha summer of 1916—when the Auto Club waa founded-a motor trip usually was a pioneering adventure. There were no maps or road signs to show you the v^ay. A guess was your only guide. Today the Auto Club haa helped to take tha doubts and detours out of traveling with its per­ sonalized travel planrflng. Escfue'nre AAA "Tfip<°\tika" and accurate, ifc-to-dM..maps' and Tour Booka with guaranteed accommodation rafee show how to go and wh^re to steep and eat. YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Win G. Lewis, 1859-1922." On the lot in front of them, the Brewer changed to "Grand Rapids.” He to Mrs. Stewart, whom he luu! at one time was the blgawt left without ceremony. The former stage coach driver seat "We had mostly land buysat back in a modem automobile. and into Hastings, Including one from tbe east, looking orer good land and getting options on it." IRONSIDE •wsswssna Lewis buried there In Whitneycould-------------take mt Jane 3. 1 ville. He said he '---------looking out for !c walked up there who is always al' ny amaxement waa me when1.researching at tbe The coaches, as indicated on parently didn't mind It to the the handbill, accommodated six 1857-1920." least. His Only thought, however. n n —By (BSm L J M Hi HHH Hi with: Plush red loop-ysm carpet Bright red vinyl Interior Red-hot exterior Onyx black top Seat belts, both front and rearDHoater-DefrottorDDeluxa wheel coversOWhltewall tires, and eleven other safety features,liKludingQPedded da»h Sun vIsonD side view mirror Backup light. □Emergency flaahar ayatom and lntenra*.aalector windshield wlpara. 2nd MIUION SALE! Featuring the Nothing you buy will ever be' as permanerjPasa family monument. Its purchase warrants thought and guidance. See what you buy. Visit the monument dealer who has a complete display, and who can design a personalized monument to harmonize with Its Surroundings. We have the experience. We have the com- f„ADD/l I BARRE I plete display. We specialize in fully guaranteed Select Barre Granite Monuments. a— * Monument* ICUILDI Buy Direct—“Get The Best Momoriol For Less” । ■’ first part ot thia article the thought struck me that possibly this old stage driver of C. Wa. "Andy" Stewart, the farmer at McCord in 1033 might have de­ scendents around McCord and that they might poaslbiy have Well I went up the Whltneyvllle Road from Middleville on my way Co Grand Rapids on a buslnesa trip a couple of weeks ago. I want by the Whltneyvllle Cemetery and then by an old hotel and thought to myself that probably ■'Andy'* and bls wife would bo buried there. X I rX out of the car at the ceme­ tery. there vu in old fellow working aero*. the street in the Methodist Church yard. I asked him If be bed been around there Ion* and be eald he had been there a kmc time, n turned out that he waa the minister of the church and he sold that at one MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1 1320 N. MUiigrn Haitinp Hastings ' Ph. Wl $-2479 new: � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-04-07.pdf cd0962e1d2863b3361899c7112fc9ae7 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner hO«. Y.a 3 Section* Hostings. Michigan. Thursday, April 7, 1966 Section On*—Poges 1 to 8 NUMBER 51 Christians Pause To Observe Holy Week Events Thk U Holy Week and Chris­ tian* In Barry County are parti­ cipating with traditional services which began on Palm Sunday with the distribution of palm branches in many churches, symbolic of Christ's triumphal entry Into Jerusalem. On Maundy Thursday many Christians will celebrate lhe an­ niversary of The Last Supper and on Good Friday they *111 commemorate the Crutltlxlan n rites which are In preparation for Easter Sunday's rejoicing In the story which symbolizes man­ kind'* greatest hope. LOOKS LIKE FUN—Mra. William iDelortsl Vanderhoff, U HaoChristians of many creed* I and color* will unite Sunday In i celebrating the centuries old' Portage and are with the Southwest Michigan TobereulMto De­ tection Project. The testa ' —. — - NORTHEASTERN'8 SPECIAL PROGRAM ------------. .. am incm in Becoming astral auxin*, Inlx claxxroom, rtkh’hrtS! 2 *» by Bxm i *peclai half-mill tax wnicb brlnfi in about SM.SM which fa matched br about two-thinia mare ih« Niaia Hospital Moves Htutingt Choir Electors Approve Names Directors Charter Changes, Into New Lab, Director* of the Hastings Choir named Tuesday night orc Ed Morr. Bob Sherwood. Atty. Richard Shu­ X-Ray Quarters tter. Elect Henney Jill Wtswell and Pat Caln. iVeic Emergency Hastings is now a municipality with a charter calling for a single, appointive assessor. Service to be Uaed After Thia Weekend The group, under the direction to one for a change from the Pennock Hospital moved It* labo­ old system of electing two aaratory and X-ray department Into new quarters this week. The move steady increase in membership climaxed another phase of the from Um initial 33 to its present hospital's current expansion pro­ In addition to approving the Although work is In progress for single, appointive proposal, elec­ gram. an August concert, membership tors also authorized raking the win continually remain open and salary of aidermen from *300 to *500 a year and the salary of time during the year. the mayor from 6500 to *1.200. A get-acquainted coffee will be In the only contest for muni­ John C. Bay. director, reported cipal office. Mrs. Ruby Henney that the hospital's emergency serv­ ice will also be moved into its new years to succeed Mrs. Louise E. area this weekend. Thk move will Erway, who did not seek reelec­ complete the transfer of the diag­ tion. nostic and outpatient treatment Mrs. Henney defeated Mrs. Elservices into the new section of the building. had won nomination over two However, Bay indicated that the others in the February primary. re-orientatlon of the hospital's Mrs. Henney is the widow of main entrances from the present Victor Henney, who wax killed eastward approach to Uie west side' Civil Defense Director William of the hospital will not be made। Barr this week advised Barry In an airplane crash lost August while in Alaska. Mrs. Furrow ■County residents to be prepared continues on her job tn the City in event the area is struck by clerk's office. Elected witbout opposition Director Barr, pointing out the hospital and that Um loss of life and Injuries was Mayor Franklin C. Beck- Be Prepared for Tomai Barr Warns Residents new utumfoatto signs yijl be us»| to help direct the pubWW the new entrance. Uie new corridors are cut through the existing hospital, then the new public parking lot and entrance wID be put to their Intended use. Until then, the public will have to be directed through temporary routes from the present hospital enuance to tne new dtagnoauc departments. In December, the hospital opened a new 22-bed addition while dos­ ing Its third floor 17-bed patient know the tornado plans for the schools their children attend, and encouraged factory and of­ fice heads to set up operating procedures to follow in case of tornado warnings. Those needing assistance in arranging procedures may con­ tact Chief of Police Richard Sunlor or Director Barr. renovations and Ute construction. This aometlmas means that con- vated third floor la expected to be finished and put back into opera­ tion in about eight weeks. It will house a new pediatrics department as well as some adult has hampered and delayed further progreaa" other patient rooms In the older "The contractors, the patients, section of the hospital will be the staff, and the public have been ' closed for renovation. most understanding and coopera­ When the project is completed. tive during these difficult limes." dlxgnoallc. treatment, and *erv- and. although we gained a net increase of five beds with the opening of the new patient floor, ■Il will have the capacity to ac- wo have had beds In the halls a tn outpatient utilization of the Bay paid special tribute to the hospital's diagnostic facilities. construction workers and the con"Although Ute project Is sched­ uled for completion by July 22," way to aoconunodate the hoopitaJ Bay said. "It is doubtful that It and it* patienta during renovation will be on schedule. We have a in existing area*. considerable amount of renovation The prime contractors are Brown that will take time and. unfor­ Brothen Enterprise* of Battle tunately. Il has to be scheduled Creek — the general contractor*, --------- --------- -------------------------- - — Sparton Plumbing and Heating the contractor*. We have to con- | from Jackaon. and the Kent Elcctinue to operate throughout the I trie Company from Ravenna. backward glances from the Banner fila Hartings and Barry County ekotora. in light bolloUng Mon­ day gave approval U> lhe board of Mipcrvisors project to erect a tell Nye with a four-year awr105-bcd combined infirmary and mellcal care facility U » cut of S700500 by a margin of 2529 to ‘•”a ... A tofhado swept through Thornapple Ttornshlp Tuesday at contrihucod PJtl to this years about 8 pm . causing heavy damthat aame evening a tornado hit Several thousand people camo Grand Rapids and suburban communities causing heavy pro­ to see the Hastings Commercial perty damage and a death toll Club Fair which occupied part For the first time in many second floor of the Fuller building during the four - day Ptooee See MORE ABOUT I . BACKWARD GLANCES, -EDITORIALS On Good Friday most retail establishments, professional of­ lot. and they'll contlnae there this Thursday from fice* and serving companies will and 2 to 6 p.m. and Friday from close from 12 noon until 3 pm to permit owners and employees to attend church services if they wlsh. throughout the county I Holy Week services at 8L Rosie of Lima Catholic Church, as in I other Catholic Churches, the tradition*! rltei are being cele­ brated in Englkh for the first time. The Rev Fr. Joseph C. Dun­ phy. pastor at St. Rose, an-1 nounced that Maundy Thursday! services would Include a Low Mass at 11 am. with the Lord's Supper service at 8 pm. Adora­ tion until midnight will include a Knights of Columbus honor guard. On Good Friday the litur­ gical service begin* at 1 pm. and .M.C Filth and smut are booming In­ dustries in the United Btatea. Attempts to cut them down tavariably provoke counter charges of -censorship." book burning, thought control and interference with freedom of speech. Therefore, It U not surprising imost objective comments on this 1historic Supreme Court decision Ithat has come to our attention ।(thanks to the co-operaUon of . 1lowing editorial, written by Erwin 1D. Canham. edltor-in-thlef of the Christian Science Monitor, which Suprcme Court In a scries of ob- under i the title. "The Merchants scenlly test cases aroused a storm of t Filth," appeared In the "Monlof sharp comment both pro and con. Although the decision was not completely satisfactory to either yen are severely criticizing the the smut peddlers or those fighting Bupreme Court of the United States smut. and the full Import ot the Court action is not yet entirely Pleasantview and Hastings Electors To Vote on Monday on Saturday. Union Good Friday •ervicta tines Area Ministerial Assod- “Easter—Postlude or Prelude?" I* tile Easier sermon topic an­ nounced by the Rev. Willard H. Curtis. Worship services will be fast will be served In Memorial The Rev. Don M. Gury rector of Emmanuel Episcopal*Church, announced that there will be Good Friday and the Way of the Property Oicners in Each School District to Decide on Sharing Other’s Debts for Annexation Hastings property owners arc to vote Monday, April II, in a special election on .sharing of lhe Pleasantview school dis­ trict's debt, while at the same time Pleasantview electors are to vote on annexation and sharing the Hastings school'debl. Polls will l*e open at Hastings High School from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and at lhe Pleasantview Elementary school during the same hours. Hastings will vote on only the one issue—sharing Pleasant­ view's debt whleh now Is *260.000 , ' -------------------------------with *7.0^0 of that scheduled to I nexallon of the Quimby and be retired July 1. • (Weeks districts, which on March Pleasantvlew's propertv owners 1do*n P™" w!U vote on ahartn«i Hnst’ngs' debt which now h aooo.ooo Has­ tings will pay off *55.000 of that on May 1 - Aben E. Johnson Memorial Fund Is Established evening prayer at 7:30. On Holy Saturday at 4 pm. will be the lighting of the Paschal Candle cool down the over aggressive ex­ that there is a dreadful problem mA Holy Baprtsm There will be a 7 o'clock iunpansion and mode of oj>erallon of Involved, which Is part of the the purveyor* of filth. (Please turn to Page 4, this Sec.* Chora! Eucharist and sermon at lnj lax levy—which Hartings ------------------------ -----------Emmanuel Church on Easter. Aidermen renamed without The Harting* YMCA ha* estab• The Pleasantview Behoof. near opposition were Lannes Kenmon topic for the Rev RussellI Lacey, was dedicated In Novrmfield, First Ward 198 votes; Ivan Houseman for tlie 11 a m. Easter' ber of 1958. Tlie dklrict then in­ mortal Fund, presldeni Snyder. Second. 145; Lewis Lang. Ritchie has aiuiounced service at the Baptist Church. cluded Barney Mill. Bristol. Third, 167, and Cedric Morey. Briggs, Burroughs. Culver and Monroe. Thomas TafTee received 729 In January of 1964 Pleasant- train. particularly the T votes Ln returning to the Board Members of the Barry County iview voters overwhelmingly en­ of Review and Floyd Craig re­ Fluoride Committee have an ­ dorsed a SI 15.000 bond issue to camp facilitlea through Ute ceived 309 in being elected asses­ nounced that the resignation of j expand the school which now sor from the' second and third Blair, 72. R1 Hastings, who died Mrs. L A. (Zana* Day of Nash­ ville had been accepted with re­ । purpose room inert are xn children enrolled in Kindenrarcarried in all but the First Ward. Pennock Hospital are to be held gret, and that she k to receive a sens have Indicated intentions of Electors north of, the Thornapple at 1:30 pm. this Thursday at tlie bouquet as a symbol of appreci­ The Tyden Corporation has (r:tai--nt ation of her contribution to the making contributions to this fund. disapproved cd the hike 86-79. Spanable Funeral Home. sign'd a contract with Cunning ­ tlnue to be used, local aciioo*, and it is expected to grow. Anyone The Rev. George Elliott la to work. In the Second the vote was 70ham Limp Company of Detroit flriak have said. interested in adding to U>e fund Mrs. Day. according to Mrx. officiate with burial In the Maple­ wood Cemetery al Hopkins. L. J. Stuck of Delton, had been to provide a 25,000 square foot addition to the Viking Sprinkler letter from Mrs Kom:r f’m’th I .------------ •------------' Mr. Blair had been In falling the Barry County chairman or plant in Industrial Park. president of the Hastings Board law » ■ co-chairman for many years, as of Education, would rake the Kjirrv I UllIlPflMI well as serving os chairman of Hastings school tax lew than 5 IrtUlIIClICT the Nashville clinic. i5-'10tht of a mill. I — * — ' -* pltallaed Monday afternoon. She was one of the original ot the present plant which hare tent" their'high xebool I was 115-53 and in the Fourth it Mr. Blair had been a Hastings planners of the county-wide pro­ went Into production In 1963. ject which developed after tlie businessman for many years. When the plant was construct- •tadenta to Hastings for many 1 i-x . The single assessor provklon Middleville program had been carried with ease, compared to successful. lleved provklon had been made Annexation would add a tax: the controversy it developed 1942. when Mr. and Mrs. Blair In 1956 members of the Barry- to allow for 10 years' of expan­ baa? of 82.555.135-to the district. early in the 1950s when a new purchased the Farmers Market & County Farm Bureau Women's sion. Seed Stare on Court Street. In If tlie proposals arc approved by tade for a goal of 87.29e.76 to UJ charter with such a provklon Committee decided to turn their President Richard T Grooa WH1 IMS they moved to a Jefferson both districts, ule the luull total lax in was twice rejected by voters. Hastings will have a single, Street. They sold that building and money into the Middleville pro­ said Tyden has experienced a! Pleasantview would drop slight­ lay. April 13. at the Eptecopsd gram so it could be expanded. rapid expansion of the Viking |y. as the dktrict now pay* 13 Parish House. assessor system as soon as the den Supplies at 231 W. State Street Sprinkler business in lhe United 1 mills for operating and seven for Since that lime Mrs Day ha* City Council names an assessor Mrs. Robert Elllget of Rastb^s He was bom in Hopkins on July played a most important part in States. Canada and also in. the debt, while Hasting*' tax Until that time. It Is understood । would raise about .25 of a mill. Is general chairman and Mrs. Rob­ keeping the program operating Europe. that the two present assessors, ert White of Middleville k co­ Construction of Die new build-1 it has been explained smoothly. Mrs. Sluck said. Craig and Russell Doty, will con­ tag is to start about May 1 and ' ___ ... chairman. In. a .tart .hmH m . v i , Hastings school voters at their ried to Norn Rlclmrrtson on Jan tinue to fill their posts. "A willing and dedicated vol­ regular annual school election on In the race for treasurer. Mrs 25. 1915. They celebrated lhetr unteer. Mrs. Day ha* served a Is to be completed by the middle regular, July — 13 inny also vole on the anHenney carried three of the four golden wedding anniversary last very worthy cause for the chil­ of August. wards, in the first *he led 138->>cardren of our county. Her guid­ 110- In the second she led 103-67.1 Before coming to Hastings they ance. her smiling face and happy disposition will be sorely missed 100 and Mrs. Furrow carried the a* we go into another summer of .cn-Droste-Ferguson Hospital. Fourth Ward. 187-130. 'fluoride cards' and mixed up Area chairmen for the drive in­ There were 32 absentee bal­ wife; a son. Harland of Lake appointments. We will certainly clude Mrs. Patrick Gilmore foe lots; seven In-the Piral Ward. 12 Odessa; a daughter, Mrs. TT.onuis miss calling on Zana for help." Ha*: Ings Mr* Wesley Dingman Ln the Second, three ta'the Third (Marie* Cavanaugh of 820 W. — The Barry County Fiuurlde ind Mra Carl King are Flrat Ward and 10 In the Fourth Ward. Green; seven grandchildren; and Committee. chairmen. Mra. Clayton HwnW. one brother. Curt ot Bradley, and Second; Mra. Lawrence Weber, to bring In returns, reaching the' Third, nnj Mrs. Gordon Finn!*, City Hall at 9 pm. Monday. I Bride of Wayland. | Fourth Ward. Harry Blair Dies Hies Tuesda luesday; Rites Thursday Barry Honors Mrs, Day for Fluoride Work Tyden Contracts To Expand Local Facilities C^DCCF CfUSfidC On Wednesday Barry Demos On Roger Johnson Dinner Committee James Bu Gddfrty. Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman of the Barry County Democratic Committee, and Mrs. Violet Cur­ tis attended a luncheon Satur­ day noon at Schuler's In Mar­ shall as members of the finance committee planning a testimoni­ al dinner for State Sen. Roger Johnson. The dinner is to be held at Baldwin Hall at Albion College April 23. • Mrs. Rirhanl Shawman. Hope; i Mr*. Earl Mcxc. Irving; Mra. Ray Vaughn, jqimrtown; Mra. Harold Stamng. Maple Grove; Mra. Louie : Thcmpoon. Orangeville; Mra. Jo|ieph Ferguson. Prairieville; Mra. Wayne Wellman. RuUand; Mra. I R-uuld Martin. Algonquin Take; Mrs Monk Ciuidwlrk. ThtenaDple; 1 Mra. Harold Attderaan. WoodUnd*. land Mrs. William McKeown. Yankee Springs. . Mra. Richard Blough, Freeport; Mra. Harry Laurent. NaahVtUe; Honored by ll-M Three from Barry County were among the more than U»0 stu­ dents feted at the University of Michigan's 43rd annual Honors Vahlstag. Heatings, and Roger N. • CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIU — Hastings HIgfeW bulging troph? Turner. Hickory Comers. dlevlUe; Mrs Steven C: Woodland and Mrs Lynn Delton. SWORD OF HOPE’—Gregory Peck, national crusade chairman the first State-wide kickoff ol the Michigan division held recently Library Clo^d The Hartings Public Library gets underway April IX Honor Janice Davit Janice J. Davis. R1 I vxk-dlctorhn of the HH9 1182. rxelvrn �INDULGE YOURSELF! Mrs. Ella Burd Of Nashville Dies Tuesday FOOD CENTER >fea. Eta Burd. TO. Nashville, dM Ttaa*r waning. April L U zsisriwijSE-'' seven sans. Archie of Middle­ villa. Antal and Lawrence of Battfe Creek. Richard. Merle and Robert ctf Nashville and Dale of West Satan. Wla.; two daughters. GENEROUS SHANK PORTION.. - While you're planning one of your moat Important meals of tho year remember Its success depends on the quality of the foods you serve. We have se­ lected a few which we heartily. Services will rxi netd Friday el 3:30 pjn. from Um: Vogt Fu­ neral Homo In Nashville. The feasting and priced them as low GENEROUS SHANK PORTION FULLY-COOKED Personal Mention Farmer' Peet'S 59 HAMS as possible. So atop in for oar specials and complete your menus with tho endless variety ot fine food throughout our store .... all at our low everyday Swift's Premium Fully-Cooked, 13-16 Lb. Avg. Fully Cooked, Allch Bon. Removed, Whole, 14-16 lb. k. BONELESS The Richard Cooks and BUI Cook left Tuesday for Detroit to meet Mrs Charlea Nesson, who flew In that afternoon from Bos­ ton. They all plan to return to Hastings Thursday. ' The Hoy Hubbards visited the Edward Hayes family tn Eaton Rapids over the weekend. The Gay Jordans will be guests of their daughter and family, lhe Don Macolta. In Detroit for the Eaxter weekend. Easter weekend guests of the J. -Frimklln Huntleys will be her father, the Rev. Lziwell McCarty of Grand Rapids. Ute Misses Janet and Sharon Smith of Kalamazoo (while their parents are on a 69c head for the FANCY OVEN-RE^DY LEG-O-LAMB 1GOZ. WT. PKO. ECKRICH SMOKY-LINKS SPARTAN or "PRIDE OF MICHIGAN' PESCHKE 10-LB. AVO. Country Fresh John Huntley family of Marshall. The Dr.- Robert Cary family will travel, with their trailer, to Florida during Ute Easter Sprtna vacation. WHOLE HAMS TURKEY ROLLS farmer1 Peet'S HILLS HILLS BROS COFFEE Z^i as REG. OR DRIP BUTTER WEST VHtOIHI* BtAND, HU AVO. ZEELANDER UJ.DJL. INSP. GRADE 'A' 18 TO 20-LB. AVERAGE Tom Turkeys ■ nrrv rn/r iiivrc JlrrY LAKt Mint) mvm «.«■« >»<>. .»>..» BLUE BONNET Quartered MARGARINE 3-Diamond Mandarin ORANGES 5"^r DANISH RING COFFEE CAKE Frozen STRAWBERRY Halves COUNTRY FRESH W-PINT CARTON WHIPPING CREAM WITH COUPON BELOW. ooww Hdow, woe. wu. Carton YOUR CHOICE OF FLAVORS... ROYAL GELATIN 3*25 SPARTAN FRESH-FROZEN 10 TO 12-OZ. WT. PKGS. 6136 EASTER Peas, Corn or Squash 3Pkgs 3 9 LILIES WITH EACH $5. PURCHASE EXCLUDING BEER, WINE & CIGARETTES ... BEAUTIFUL "AUTUMN HARVEST"... DINNER PLATE 9 FELPAUSCH IS HEADQUARTERS FOR EASTER EGG FINEST SELECTION ALL-SIZES REG. $3.99 “AUTUMN HARVEST" WAYNE & HAROLD Flying Saucers |CE UP PITCHER SS"_ fifhted in Michigan ' It liappcns every Spring ■ We don’t pW^nd to know if ’ they are fori real, or whether tliry are really swamp as the expert says. But. like everyone else, we find our­ selves hoping Hut the ex­ pert is right After all. the people on our planet seem to he able to keep UiU-gs in a turmoil most of the time without any help from little green creatures from outer space supplementing our el-/ We Will Be Closed Good Friday, April 8, From Noon 'til 3:00 P.M. PRICED WITH COUPON FROM YOUR 'AUTUMN HARVEST' MAILED CALENDAR. REG. $1.29 VALUE HAIR SPRAY... “ AQUA-NET » S2.00SIZE TONI HOME PERMANENT STA1TAN « COUNTRY FMSH fully paid vacation trip for •two to Uie wonderful Mexi­ can vacation city of Acaotxlco Hix such trips are be­ ingoffered. All you have to do is visit our oOccs and store anytime up to April 1 U Sign up for one of these travel prises at the EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY, >11 EANT RAILROAD 8T. . IN IUSTINGIL PHONE HI REASONABLY $2.99 DYE, EASTER CANDY, & FRESH, GRADE 'A' EGGS — BUTTER LIMIT I-LB. WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5. J^OR MORE FOOD ORDER thru SAT., APR. 9. COUNTRY LANE I Ice Cream ICE CREAM 1-pack OMC 0. Nestles'Morsels 5 J TEA ROLLS I 'ovtN«l$X mown ano SHVI 13-OZ. WT. »0. H 4 J ’y WITH COUPON AT LEFT. GAL. 29- | LIMIT 1-CTN. WITH THIS COUPON & A $5. ■ OR MORE FOOD ORDER tf.ru SAT., APR. 9. wjwj '/.-CALLON ’ 49( | I I | I Country Lane �Install Hammond Exalted Ruler of Hastings Elks . Russ*11 °. Hammond was In­ stalled a* exalted ruler of Ha*Ung* Elks Temple No. 1905 Sat­ urday evening at the first public installation ever held in Has­ tings. Other off'cen Installed were Russell Nash, esteemed leading knight: Ray Miller, stemmed royal knight: Russell Hart Jr., esteemed lecturing knight. Rob­ ert Wade, secretary; W. o Cole­ man, treasurer; Frank Campbell, esqulrer; Gordon French, chap-; lain; Thane Young, innerguard; Bud Green, tiler; R. p. Hilton, organist; Phillip Homing, trus­ tee. The Battle Creek Elks Lodge 131 assisted Hastings past exalt- THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 ’ Thursday. April 7. 196(1 4 Lakewood \FFA Student* Receive Plaque Mrs. William Hammond and the late Mr. Hammond. He was bom In Barry County, Jan. 22. 1930. Volunteers Seek Donations for U-M Program Four Lakewood High FFA member* were honored at the corn projects banquet held in Grand Rapids on Wednesday. March 30, for having scores of 100 on their projects IN HASTINGS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Million: Loral Club Plan* Dinner Six residents of the Hastings area a:e now setving iw vnlunli-er worker* fur The University Sixteen schools were repre- 1 su-phen I. Jobman, area chuirsented al lhe banquet with Spar- |Iian ™ Shrift rXMl SUU’ •0,U “-11 «”'™U Uidvr.rity ri™ .nd Ron Ste- ,n thc Hastings area are Richs? Complete* Baric—Rommle "Ed­ die" Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Q. Allen of R1 Hastings, boys. enlisted In the Army In October and has completed his basic training at Fort Knox. Ky. He Is The, largest project of Ils At the Friday. April 1. (Stationed in Korea, near Seoul. kind ever attempted by a tax'He Is a 1963 graduate of Has­ amisted univerrity. the Mich­ ting* High School. His new ad­ igan program Is a Nation-wide dress Is: PvL Rommle E. Smith. R.A. 16847448. HH.C. 2l»t DJ3.. Sale Covers Taxes ARE FOR TOO I ATT 10 CLASSIFY ASTE! BJNQINO CANARIES Roller* and warbler*. Choice of Included expenses, such as work­ presently available, including men dismantling the equipment, new buildings and other teachhauling It and storing It. 1 for new faculty positions and funds for scholarships and fei- You, too, will be delighted imports for Easter! smart with the Beautiful Array of straw handbag: More About celebrate the Sesquicentenninl. The local University ot Mich- Backward Glances Colorful Easter Plants, Fresh Cut Flowers, dinner meeting at the Hotel Hasting* at 7 pm. on Thursday, April 21. Dr. Robbin Burlings, profes- program of events lost week. In addition to displays by local business.* and Industry, there were prize events and free gifts for Planters. Artificial SMART DRESSMAKER1 STYLES Crisp rattan cr soit vi-.ca crochets in roomv satchel or neat tailored-looks! All have wipe. - clean vinyl linings, roomy pocket* Tortoise - tone lucite or gold- Arrangements and Corsages It was snowing and blowing , Wednesday -morning keeping a [damper on plans far pnrtlclpatlon In the Easter parade after Two-Orchid Corsage An early April anow storm which began with a light fall early Friday evening developed Specially Priced—$2.98 Order today ... for yourself or a friend. ■Free Delivery- Barlow Gardens Easter Gloves FLORIST 1505 5. Jefferson Baskets, envelope*, fold-over*, more! 945-5023 April Skilled work by firemen saved April 4. this city from a disastrous bl^fSAprll 5. on Thursday when fire did dam-1 April 6. age estimated nt $35.370 In the Goodyear. block. occupied by Mrs. Welckgvnant & Ried's store, the the wc law office of Colgrow & Potter.. Henry, the Dr. J. C. Andrus dental par-] — lor*, lhe K. of J1, armory" and1 Slattery & Weaver s barber shop The fire of unknown origin I Hand-crocheted vises straw in pastels and bright*. a* well a* buries' Rayon l.ninj* $1 and $2 and pocket*. Many have gold-tone 2.99 USE YOUR CHARGE CARD Fanny Farmer, Of Course! Fill your baskets with Even the next morning a little Taji still lingers indy and other de Touch a few drops of Taji to your skin. This precious pure perfume oil warms up with you. stays wilh you. is stifl lightful novelties. there at lhe end of an evening—when you need it most. Taji, at last a perfume that lasts (because it's all perfume We have the latest in Cosmetics, too oil undiluted by alcohol). 7.50. Also in a Spray for bath and shower. 5.00. in a Soap that travels like good news. A Fashion Parade for Easter 2.00, and a Bath Powder, 3.75. Gardner's Pharmacy Ph. 945-2134 Gardner's 11OW. State Penney's straw hats will go to your head . . . this Easter! All the most charming style* . . . priced so low you'll want several* We have all the latest fashion shape* in the most flattering styles; romantic picture hats, sweetheart brims, clips and classic cloche*. Fashionably trimmed with ribbon*, flower* and delicate veil*. All lhe spring coion to match your new wardrobe. �It has lens been felt by some suppertit* ot free speech and a free perns dial the defense of freedom tn the last atuljvJs ha* to be made not on behalf of the Continued from Page One brat but of lhe wont. Some of lhe atn.'oaplver* and climate of three ureal iteroe* of a free press. down ambiguous years, and whicli needs through the years, a err nnpopupurging’ hr and cantankerous ink-shined In essence the court lias said! wretches tn tlwtr peers that a seller's motive* may deter-1 And yet, with ah tnw rqrognlred; mine the Iraality of his product J lhe nerd remains urgent for cvp4-JHK HASTINGS BANNER Iterator. Apr* 1, »M EDITORIAL American society is being eroded by such dirt. It gora hand to hand (ended the funeral of with the sexual permtoBlveneaa now Sunday, news came that Orson McIntyre had died at 3 o'clock thing. There is nothing wrong with that morning. * There were 44 standards of good t**le. Indeed. guestA who came Sunday to have Uwre to nothing wrong with itand- dinner at the Keith Ball heme. Tiiey came from Pl.-Unwell. Dow­ ling. Sunfield. I-aiusing. Alaska, society. Mich, and Hasting*. There were The doctrine may not be as sen-ting with a clear and piwnt danaatiotuil as il appears. Il this not ger/The flhA buxines* lias become the way certain drug* are lum- | appalling'™ Ito magnitude: per­ illed. eapecLiliy tha»e whicli can, haps S2 billion of it annually, only be obtained upon a doctor's i OPuburp grassed »3 million from prescription? the firet subscription mailings he The must virtu consequence of'sent out. Now the Supreme Court tbe obscenity t! i ion to lhe terror the purveyors U has atruc' bookstores are of filth. Tiie . hastily raadjurtmg their shelves Advertising copy and dust jacket* are being considerably revised. No­ body can say for sure where lhe new doctrine will lead the police and the court*, but it could go a very long way. It might even clean up the advertising columns of some publications which are In other ways eminently respectable Doubt eiprrwd Jurists have expressed doubt* about the particular conviction in tlie obscenity case, since the crime of which lialph Ginzburg. pub­ lisher of Eios. now stands con­ victed. waa not identified or defined at the time the crime was com­ mitted. cl’lon* may mark the turning of the Ude. But the Supreme Court cannot do it alone. The 150.000 subscribers who shot their coupon* back to Glnxixirg. and the millions who are now subscribing to other erotic magazines only a trifle ha* found a way. for future appll- slicker than Eros, are the ones cation at least, to Identify the dirty who will have to cliange. business of pandering to prurience. Clean winds Code needed • Clean wind* need to blow Uirough Tlie idea that absolute freedom Uie corridors of modem life. Af­ will hi the end lead to absolute fluence and apathy have liad sanedecency file* in the face of human thlng to do with the Babylonian experience. Mankind ha* always atmosphere of parts of Uie modem needed a code. Tlie Ten Command- world. The capitalist nations should merits were not redundant Law Is be ashamed of themselves when required in order to preaerve so­ they recall tlie earnest mid anti­ ciety. septic dedication which runs And of late the doctrine of free through much of Communist so­ press has been stretched to cover ciety. the most vile stuff. The most Perhaps we should remembcrTTe loathsome abnormalities were famine tluit stalks today u con­ blown up and spotlighted into in­ siderable part of Uie human race. credible sensationalism. Less utterly Or the threat of total destruction foul, perhaps, but possibly more jwoed by nuclear rivalry. Or tlie sinister were lhe brazen appeals stem challenge of all our unsolved and the dirty jokes surrounding problems: the magnificent new the whole business. knowledge waiting to be unearthed, the poverty needing to be wiped out. the education and beautifica­ tion to be furthered. Mankind should rise above filth: by self-discipline and by just laws fairly administered. those of George Ball, MertU Dunkclberger. Keith Ball and .Orl Glllcrplc. Brace Gillespie, son of Mr and Mra Ort Gillespie, home from Florid* Thuraday. Banfield-Vicinity By Hn. Leo Frey SPECIAL School Election Many from Uli* area attend­ ed the wedding of Cheryl Leon- Dowling Church on Saturday al 7:30 p.m. * Don't forget the Ea*- Wodey Woods. The Banfield. Dowling, Briggs MYP arc In NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the Qualified Electors of Hastings Public Schools, B-1 will be served for Liaise wtaiung to stay. * Our *mypaLhii» arc extended to tho families of the lute Sam Buxton and Milt LeiFriday aftenicxm. in tho Union terred Saturday, * Mr. and Mra. LXiuglas Cragu of New Berlin, Wis. wire weekend guc&ts of Mr. und Mrs. Gordon Buxton; That A Special Election Will Be Held On April 11,1966 meeting in Hastings Wcdncrday evening preparatory to spending Saturday judging clothing tu lhe 4H Budding. * Mr. and Mra. Friday evening. Mrs. Nomuui Crasc helped with tlie dinner. The Polls for the said Election will be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M., and remain open until 8:00 o'clock P.M., of the same Election day. Flint Bcndle High School Fri­ day noon. He received a service for eight, china dinner set. * Mr. and Mra. Fred Stiles irom By Mr*. M”. IL Cheeteman | Baula Creek were Sunday guwsLs R2 Naihiiiia . of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon BuxThe North Maple "Grove and ton. * Sunday dinner guests of South Maple Grove E U B Mrs. Jrwphme ClK-escnian of Churches will unite in SunrUc Dowling were Mr. and Mra. Gorservice Easter Sunday at the don Buxton. * The Kingsley South Church lit 4:30. followed. Extenslcm Club met at the Klngby an1 Easter breakfast, to which slcy Community Hall with the' you ore invited. * Tliere were:topic: 'Improve Your Housethree people who united With' liold Storage^' helm: given by the church, two who were bap- I Itaulers Mrs. Jessie Mack. Has- ' ttzed and a baby dedicated nt1 teases were Mrs. Rlcliard Cock-1 tlie clone of worahlp services at run and Mrs. Walter Townsend, the South Church Sunday. * Mr. * Mr. and Mrs. John Crago and | ton were Saturday supper guests ’ —, ,, , J of Mr. and Mra. Gordon Bux-' lhe Hastings Danner (on. * Mr. and Mrs. Nomuui s Leonard and family spent Fl- . , ! day and Saturday nights with i. Mr. and Mra. Leo Frey. Dunham Gordon Stanton were co-liusONE HU.SDKED asd ' tease, to the Women's Society of TENTH YEAR I Christian Society which was Forms* f*M »t BmHb**, Hkhi<«n held at the home of Mra. Quick. atmfcitirnoN I * Mike Nu*baum from MSU and lEugine Lum Kalamazoo College were Spring vacation guestajl. , tlie home of their parent Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Niislxuitn. * |2 3j Mr. and Mra. Norman Frey from ih'.’ Battle Creek spent Tuesday cve' nlng with the Leo Frey family. | Mr. Mid Mrs. John Crago and i son from Albion wwe Salurday (Mrs. Gordon Buxton. * Miss Cora Lyn Cook of Dowling, Miss i Beatrice Brown of Bellevue, Miss Sharon Ca.-v.idy of Lansing and । Mlns Kathryn Frey were lunch­ con guesLi of bride-to-be Cheryl Leonard of near Dowling on Sat- Ul< UU1AN PKKrfH HEKVICI ------------ , RIFRUtNTATIVU Inc7 WlM AtUnl* • Chlcsgc ~ •B :* tN ) 3 Landlocked Moscow wears t,hc title Port of Five Seas, the Natlonal Geographic says. Canals and rivers link the Soviet capital with tlie Caspian. Azov. Baltic, I Block and White Seas. Quiet Style goes Cool with mcuwit Manor WEST GYM. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN THE FOLLOWING PROPOSITIONS OR QUESTIONS WILL BE VOTED UPON: Shall Hastings Public Schools B-1, Barry County, Michigan, assume its pro rota shore of the outstanding bonded indebtedness of Pleasantview Elementary School, Barry and Calhoun Counties, Mistfigan, in the amount of $260,000.00, consisting of the 1958 unlimited tax bond issue in the regaining amount of $145,000.00. and the 1964 unlimited tax bond issue in the remaining amount of $115,000.00? The said bond issues maturing serially as follows: 1958 Bond Issue $ 5.000.00 July 1, 1966 $2,000.00 July 1, 1967 5.000.00 1, 1967 2.000.00 July 1, 1968 5,000.00 July 1. 1968 2,000.00 July 1. 1969 6,000.00 July 1. 1969 2.000.00 July 1, 1970 6,000.00 1, 1970 2.000.00 July 1, 1971 6,000.00 July 1. 1971 3.000.00 July 1. 1972 7,000.00 July 1. 1972 3,000.00 1. 1973 7,000.00 July 1. 1973 3,000.00 July 1, 1974 7,000.00 July 1, 1974 3.000.00 July 1, 1975 8,000.00 July 1, 1975 3,000.00 July 1, 1976 9,000.00 July 1, 1976 3,000.00 July 1, 1977 9,000.00 July 1, 1977 3,000.00 July 1, 1978 . 10.000.00 July 1, 1978 4,000.00 July 1, 1979 10,000.00 July 1, 1979 4,000.00 July 1, 1980 10.000.00 July 1. 1980 4,000.00 July 1, 1981 11,000.00 July 1, 1981 4,000.00 July 1. 1982 12,000.00 July 1. 1982 4,000.00 July 1, 1983 12,000.00 July 1, 1983 5.000.00 Whosoever Traditional excellence is the key to popularity of Worsen Manor Suits by CURLEE. In new muted tones for Spring and Summer. Worsen Manor Tcday we recall the greatest of miracles. Christ's resurrection and ance for any activity. Light and beautifully styled, His promise of our own resurrection ond see them today. to follow. As a testament of our -faith, $5850$6500 FREE with every SUIT Sale: A Certificate for MARTINIZING CLEANING & PRESSING for your New Suit at 111 W. State St., Hastings. —Unit Wlxuvcr Your Surf Need* Cleaning— wear TXe« Wall... You Can t Afford Not To" IM L Stole St. Wo Rent Formal Wear July 1, 1984 5.000.00 July 1, 1985 5,000.00 July 1. 1986 5.000.00 July 1, 1987 5.000.00 July 1. 1988 6,000.00 July 1. 1989 6,000.00 July I, 1990 6,000.00 July 1, 1991 7,000.00 July 1, 1992 7,000.00 July 1, 1993 7,000.00 Believeth In Him .Suits will give you a distinctive, natural appear­ they’ll help you welcome the new season. Come in 1964 Bond Issue July 1, 1966 hlentiei nil OKU Of IHLGtUM Ill'll— SUITS S** McPka'diH. i The place (or places) of ELECTION are indicated below: let us strive in our every thought and action to make our lives worthy of this supreme gift. LE0I1HIRD0SG00D -jm\enalJ^o)nc CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT THE ANNEXATION OF PLEASANTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. BARRY AND CALHOUN COUNTIES. MICHIGAN. TO HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS B-1. WILL f*' NMX BECOME EFFECTIVE UNLESS: ’ ’ubiM (a) Tho above proposition receives an affirmative majority vote of the electors of Hastings Public Schools B-1; AND (bl The electors of Pleasantview Elementary School by a majority vote approve: The annexation of said Pleasantview Elementary School to Hastings Public Schools B-1*? An increase in the constitutional limitation on taxes which may bo assessed against all property in the Pleasantview Elementary School District by .45% of the assessed valuation, as equalised, of all property in the School District for a period of three (3) years, the years 1966-1968, both inclusive, for the purpoic of providing a fund to be used for operating purposes only; The assumption of Pleasantview Elementary School's pro rata share of outstanding bonded indebtedness of Hastings Public Schools B-1 in tho remaining amount of $760,000.00. Doted March 3, 1966 Barbara von Reis Secretary. Board of‘Education �Orson McIntyre Delton High News Of Maple Grove Dies on Sunday mentary building which win be buildings several times a day. their trip to BalUUo, Mexico. With the new addition, they will They are Kathy Campbell, Vicki Marie Kenyon. Keith Champion Homo in Nashville for a life­ long resident at Maple Grove travel the 3.700 mils in a Ma­ llon wagon from Dewey-* Car Township. On»n McIntyre. 83. these two buildings A 15 room addition to the high by Delton’s Rpun Uh teacher, catcd week, of the existing high munlty HoqdtaL B*Ule Creek, । Mr. HoneyweU and his wife. Mr' school This is where grades 6 Honeywell says it will take four through 8 will be. The bus ham will be remodeled into a power machine shop and a new bus bam holding 23 buses will be lhe expensen and the Spanish built on a site away from the Club funds will take care of the center of activity. und Mary (Hill) McIntyre. rest. The requirement* for the On Aug. 12. 1908, he was mar-, students making the trip are upper elcxnffltary building will jlod in Hastings to Olive Brandt. I that they have a serial of shots, who survives Other survivor* in- |lhey mus. do a lot of required trance to this driveway to alelude two daughters, Mrs. Fred reading, they mu* attend a l<Av for* angle parking. The park­ ■Edith* VanDongen of Mu*kegon i certain amount of weekly mcet- ing lot between the high school ;.nd Mrs. Kathryn Jonca of Bat- j Lugs, and Ltx-y must know bow­ and football field will also be tie Creek; two sons, Howard of ' to conduct thcmaelves Ln Mexinn blacktopped for better parking. R2 Nashville and Lt. Col. Brand: — — - - ----- ----------- - -- — Davermun A Associates of McIntyre of Anderson Air Force will sleep In motels and once Grand Rapids L-rued Uw final Base, Washington. D. C. and two □icy arc there, they will live plans for the additions to the i.randchlldrcn. with Mexican families. Mr. high school elementary sclwol, Honeywell and his wife will also bus bam and strop which were bo staying If. a Mexican home. approved. A special meeting was Wilcox Cemetery’. Maple Grove. The club will leave on their trip about 5 o’clock in the morning on April 8 and will return on tlonnl blds. The beginning of the evening of April 20. Mr. construction Is planned for the Honeywell says, "Tlie atudents latter part of May thA year. will have an opportunity the The McCollum United Breth- ’ tourists don’t have. They will be rw. McCallum Church Special Services 18 Criminal Cases on April icis »r 11USI the gurot speaker. , ' The Friday .nd SuunUj m-1 Nl“ Detort nimr wm be u and to Grand Rapids Saturday, Tk 1 rhe Sunday evening «evlw ar a. “ March 26, for the State District I SSlll't IlnPkPf following the 7:15.Christian En- *p.*xh control. The students 1‘Uln 1 1701 dmvor service. |*pcw>» *uc muncuui Rev. Koulz will also speak at' wore Cindy High, Dave Hyde. Barry’ County'* April term of tlie 10 o'clock service Foster Beebe. Tim Greer. Judl I circuit Court opens Monday with morning At 11 nm Easter t*’)’bcr*- Janet Handy. Linda jb criminal coses listed on the momlng the Sunday school W)n | Shoemaker. Rickey Baker and docket, according to the calendar present on Easier program The !1Arry Brewor. Students from prepared by County Clerk Wllpubllc L* conUaUy invited to nil Or*nd Rapid# Catholic Central Hom Cridlcr. of thw services nnd »PPro«in»*taly W sludento Jurors drawn for lite new court _______ A'_______ from six high school* partici- term Include: Every extra pig farrowed and pttU’d m Mrs Sy,*l“ Ke,IeF #n<l Frank ■ared ln a Utter nm^i »5 1n that won mart of the honor* Marcellus. Johnstown Toknshlp profit before the nltt is even a w“ Godwin School. This was Marion Hamilton and Betty Beld? olTMIcXn s£j7Uni- thc flt* *orie! M«P>e Grove: Owen Sallsm ____________ Barry Soil, Water Conservation Banquet Tuesday No Money Slows New Trunkline Work in Barry 21st Annual Meet New M-37 South and M-66 Reconstruction Postponed Until J 971 ther. These poatponementa have re­ veraltv D>wiali»ta etfimate the 10 State tournaments und bury and Varsal Pales. Orange- quired further rescheduling of ;.™2 •« >r> y";, “""J" other planned projects. invMtwt in time Hnn.ino one Junior. The students had to J u»t1 n Simpson. Prairieville. There Is no chance for inInd^SinSem^for i ** ln Qnuid RaP‘^ R«n 8 am. Lyle Biddle and Archie Sinclair. creased Federal funds and the — and equipment for brood sowa. t0 3 pjn Rutland: Paul Gibson and Joe Stole must either accept the flral year was a learning'sltua-j Doyle. Thomapple; Paul Wood- slowdown In road construction or tlon for all Involved." man and Jc*nett* Simon. Wood- increase State taxes, he said. Delton start* it* spring .vacaSanderson and "Our program* and priorities j tlon April 8 this year. It will be ! ^11 lam McKeown. \ ankee for the schedules of the next two ,a , Wa’ rne r E-h'r " ’ -W*• year* a half nail day day and and student* student* will wUi^ >eflrB were wrrc established ^ramisnco by oy longionglatest j have an awembly before leaving. I **jn.e '£’ "nXjrange planning about five years The ™»U«> will m.l April U ' *“ »» Weanuaer night. April 10 al I f,y'. D’*l(l btm- “JO l-wirll* The schedules were pearea Reared to Funeral Services F.or Mrs. Eno Held Saturday Services for Mr*. Nina Belle Eno. 72, were held from the About 150 are expected to atVogt Funeral Home In Nash­ tend the 21»t annual meeting, _ . j r* .» ville Saturday at 1:30 pm. and banquet of the Barn Soili • I Mr* Eno, widow of Ansel Eno. Conservation District which will ----.... in «^i Mra “ d|wl be held at 7 pm Tuesday. April. Hastings Hkh student* <7 lr" Wednesday. March 30. at 12, at the Carlton Center Grange Mrrilyn Foster ais enl o r the home of her daughter. Mrs. on M-43 seven mile* northwest [ ---- ...... “-h. ’ Arthur r-/UUHU <Laura> McPherson. 512 --­ of Hastings rennrt report’ to memoer* member* or of me the no.*Has- cE ar.i... walnut Street c.m. in Ua*iin*«. HasUnga tings Rotary Club at their regular | sh<1 a long^jme resdDr. I- 8. “Bus" Hobertwn. Monday noon luncheon meeting <Jrnl of County Verfrom lhe m>II science depart- |~" Hasttag* 1 ■» , mOtltVille With Carolyn Barheldev as lhe Born Aug 27. 1893. In Union Robertson to Speak postponed from March. 1589. to March, 1971. Stoic Highway-.Di­ rector Howard E. Hill has an­ nounced. ;, ■ ,’ available fund*. Hill raid. now same time. One son and one daughter preceded him in death. At Carlton Qrange; Relocation and reconstruction of M-37 from the south Barry County line to Hastings was among the 45 project* which have been postponed by the State Postponement ot the 45 pro­ ject* was necessary because suf­ ficient funds are not available, HUI said. Tlie projects are on primary roads in both rural and urban areas. ...... „ _ lack of both Federal and State money for this type of construction, financed on, a 50-50 participating basis. With a total of »42 million available annually for primary construction In both rural and urban areas, the fund shortage began to pinch primary pro­ gram* three years ago, causing postponement*. In February, the Department announced that 31 such project* scheduled for bid-taking between March and September of this year would be postponed for scheduled bld-taking In October when fresh federal allotments become available. Brother Succumbs » uiuuici wa ----- -w-. died at Flint on Monday. March 21. following a long Hines#. Tom had visited in Hasting* on sev­ eral occasion* He is survived by three sons and one daughter. He Rotarians Hear ^Worlfl KPUOrt Bunt. son ot Mr* Lyman Hunt, • in and Rachel <VanWormeri of Nashville and the late Lyman nounced. Baker. On July 18. 1910. she waa Hunt, will graduate with a n U A. Other officer* of the district 1 otlld,nl. nartLloatlrw included I nrkrried to Ansel Era. at Union from Western Michigan Univer-1 ally on April 16. Terry went to ■ , 'ice chairman; Ronald Erickson Yo Mark-Burch.l ’ Broidro Mra. McPhtroon. an<a>lo« community Colin. Mr ,R1 Woodland wraI„„o secretary: T. K | ncutni]'A.da; Carl Hoffman. Afri- other daughter. Mra inwrence St.’IVS f”".'“'“"T"'.1" Kuoti. n..nn« n„un» .r«.nr.r umurrr. and.^. .nd Oretchen Huebner. Latin <Doris 1 Slxbrrry <* Vermontville WAI V. He U a Builnr.. Aamjn- I Oscar Kacchele. Kaediele, R1 Hl Mtaaievme. Middleville, i Al^cnca. Mary settles. Europe, survlvee. along with a son. Vance tstration major and will begin a director , a director __ I and Ron Blla*. Washington. D. C of Cheyenne. Wyo ; 11 grand­ studying for his master* degree I . As U<:aiton uUthe *.«j edua>u»n Uwstrongest MnwW , a slutou SUErj.,,„ Ap,u U n-«-«nu>dchUdm>. on April 26. Terry was a 1962 t(k01 I(jr pronlotmg soil and uaStudent ’ were Tom Timm and and lwo sU*OT graduate of Nashville High।, ter Ur conservation. co^^ntlon Soil Technician TechnScian -roduetd School. John Hamp reported the district [| Larry >-*mr Un <w.m I participated in a variety of edu- Denburg and St.wart Kecder. ^tcdwnd burialIwo* made in Icatlonnl activities last year seniors. , the Wilcox Cemetery.__________ _ 1 I These Included *oi) Judging in ! which 60 participated. FFA soil | I and water conservation contest 1 I in which 60 took part, and SCD I ' and FFA air tour, a conservation • display during Conservation | Week, a land appreciation tour | ’ and a solL* class ' Funeral services for Mrs Lil­■ Other similar projects included - Calhoun - Kalamazoo lian Benson. 44."Til Lake Odessa,• the mt Barry carry-viunuun-tvuiuiuiixw; who died al 1:38 nm. Sunday. I Tri-County run-off plots with aj April 3. nt Butterworth Hospital I tour and dinner, ACP practice I in Grjjid Rapids, were held al , selection, radio broadcasts, the 1:30 pm. Tuesday nt the Pickens Goodyear soli and water conserChapel. ,vatlon contest, tree planting The Rev. Luther Brokaw offi-. eventa. Christmas tree shearing elated and burial was in Lake- demonstration, forestry promo­ side Cemetery. Ition. Christmas tree growers meeting, soil stewardship week, resource development, soils day Pennock Hospital before being und forage field day. transferred io Butterworth five Lake Odessa Mother of Six Dies Sunday Sate She was born on Jan. 31. 1922. in Sidney. Ohio, the daughter of State winner in the Soil Robert and Clara । Coverstone i Water Conservation contest for Lorton. She was graduated from lhe 12lh consecutive year. George Wnhmhoff. R3 Plain­ high school there In 1940 and served In the WAVES during well, received the Kalamazoo World War n. stationed at Great Gazette award. During the past year there Lakes. She married Loyal iRoyi Ben­ were 35 new soil district coop­ son on June 19, 1946. in Sidney erators while 27 cancelled. Farms serviced totaled 486. new service They lived in Grand Rapids for five years before moving to Lake contact* totaled 952 and toinn Odessa 10 years ago Her hus­ installing good practice* totaled band is on accountant at the 301. hMd Harold C1U8. Baltimore: Lester nuc, and expected cost* Lake Odf ssn Canning CO. and > , Notcbocm. Barry: Wilma James, "As early as 1961.. the Depart­ she was employed as a nurses’ plans, covering 2.7B0 acres. 19 ThL.M^Q I Carlton: Harold Hummel.Castlewm held for Btae Blrtta Camp- wn; Andrcw Kcllnedy Hasting* ment warned Unit the existing aid at Pennock Hospital for the received plan revisions covering revenue base would not be ade ­ Fire Girl* andHortton.Club. Du- Townshlp Marvin Wmegar. LINOLEUM quate to carry out Uie program The Barry Soli District was ywkre wra Ben Smith from the „(>pc. and UrrnlC(. „ByM !rrlnK and we are now face-to-face organized in 1944 and during Kellogg Bird Sanctuary. The th0 requests for review are on THE MODERN FASHION lhe past St year* the director* | ffini "Beyond Our Doorstep’’ was ' tlu. crlrnlnal docket. one from I with that point in time. The IN FLOOM shortage of funds Is seriously ■ray Unit of the Legion Auxill- have been concerned with rec­ ““y0, Clifford E. Porter, who is serving liampertng our progress. ognizing the problems of soil The Board of Education met in ! n fi(e sentence for lhe murder of "Tlie need for an Increase In In addition to her husband she and water conservation and de­ a special meeting to receive bids | william F. Hummel Jr.. 19. at the gas and weight taxes was 1 on the sale of >650.000 in bonds Middleville on Junb 23. 1960. . announced last May through the U survived by three daughters. veloping program* In an effort Marian. Kathleen and Pamela, A FLOOR TO MKT which were approved by the; ------------ •-----------Michigan Good Road* Federa­ anil three son*. Kenneth. Bruce land use'and protected. 1 voters on Sept. 20, 1965. The | Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wrusaler and tion. There have been 554 applica­ apt! David, .all al home; three EVERY BUDGET 1 low bid of the five blds sub- .children of St. Johns visited The only stockings tions for assistance approved 1 mF.ted waa awarded to Paine, their grandmother. Mrs. Nara since the district was formed. kissed by sound waves ' Webber. Jackson. A: Curtis* of j Smith, over the weekend. legislature *lnce that time. UACTIM/ZC EIAQD I Grand Rapids al 4.15008 percent Mr. and Mr*. Ken Hoffman for much longer “Were the legislature to ap­ ■ I IM Interest Thc»e ore 25 year bonds juid boy* wifi be entertained nt prove tlie Increase*, costing the wear and lasting fit. I und have a rwallable clause after tlie lioinc of Mr. and Mra. Ralph average motorist about the price COVERING | ten years. 1 Brouwer of Holland on Sunday. of n package of cigarettes a week, Only once a year can f23 W. State St. The building plana call for a ' the 17th. we could reinstate those projects we offer them at postponed because funds are Duane Jarman, representative these low prices. • lacking. of the Metropolitan Life Insur­ So stock up I "We also could strengthen our program all the way through the’ Stuart Clement, chairman Ot ance Company in Hastings, has yjsSED ay department in order to maintain the Board of Trustee* of Pen­ been voted by bls fellow repre­ $1.29 a pair sentatives as "Man of the Year" the scheduled pace.” nock Hospital, announced that of lhe Battle Creek district of­ $3.79 for 3 pairs The announred need for more the Hospital Board has made funds for both state and local medical staff appointments for fice to which he Is attached. Usually $1.65 a pair highways and roads ha* become 1966. mean* Jarman had to qualify for even more acute In recent The board made lhe appoint­ months. HUI said, because con­ ments qf 18 physicians to the the Honor Clubs with an out­ H longer struction costs jumped 20 to 25 attending staff. 30 physicians to standing record in sale* and ' percent last year after averag­ the consulting staff. 8 dentists to You’ll be the loveliest lady in the Jarman ho* been with Metro-1 ing three percent per year. the dental staff, and 2 physi­ polltan 8'.- year*. * . Easter parade when you have our “Our Interstate program is not cians to the honorary staff affected by the fund shortage.’’ The Board also approved the new look in styling. HUI said. appointment of the following ed Mrs-Stella Yarger and Mrs. I medical staff officer*: Call 945-3382 Julia Fighter with a pre-Easter ' Chief of Staff. W. R. Birk. dinner <>n Palm Sunday. On1 MB.; Vice Chief of Staff W G Eastor Uie Forrvst Yargera will look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the l-ogan. MD: Secretary, M. L lx guests of her son and family, >11 /• 1 .l l i Noah. M D. Chief ol Surgery. Mr and Mra. Jock DeFoe. of things you buy . . . youll find them here! R. J. Huebner. MD: Chief of The Cockade Medicine & Pediatrics, J. A ■ The Clayton "Bud" IJauNchUdsj Brown. MD.; Chief of Anes­ Open Evenings by Appointment (Above Savings & Loan) Don Stouffer, a senior nt West­ thesia. C. E. Morrill. M D : Chief left Wednesday to visit her ern Michigan University, ha* of Radiology. G B Bcnlsek. CKUidparetsta. tlx- Laneways, in been awarded a national schol­ MB.; Chief of Pathology. W D Foit Pierce. Fla., cuwl <n route arship for the master of art* Walter*. MB. and Chief of Ob­ they will visit his aunt and degree program for working With stetrics. W. G. Logan. MD. uncle. Mr. and Mra. Harry 124 East Stal disadvantaged children, a Fed­ Trcrice. al Memphis. Tenn. eral research project. Don. who 1* doing hl* prar- W« have the pattern* 'BASON strong BERKSHIRE Pennock Board Makes Medical Appointments Name Jarman Met Insurance 'Man of the Year sOlJ Hair Style of The Month SALE ENDS APRIL 9 Don Stauffer Given Grant for Advanced Work Peg’s Beauty Bai HIGH SPEED DRYER Big Features at a Budget Price! High Air Flow Drying nutomntirally fluffs dothiti through fast moving current* of properly warmed air, drying them juilurally and quickly. Clothes come out sokoft and smooth that many require little or no ironing. • Up to 1-1-Pound Clothes Capac­ ity • Variable Timo Dry Control • Four Heat Selection • Synthetic Dc-Wrinkler • Fluff Cycle • Safety Start Switch • Economy Heat Se­ lection • Convenient Metal Lint Trap • Porcelain Enamel Drum and Top $1 A Q95 EASY I 111 TERMS y Hastings Electric If It’s Electrical Call "Red' 119 W. State St. Phone Wl 5-2866 Pm’imileojr Municipal Court Calendar Husy thopedlc School In Grand Rap­ Id*, will receive room and board Leopoldo Martinez 56. R2 Haband tuition for thb Spring aqd Summer, plus a X2M stipend tn tlngs. pleaded nolo contendere and continue his studies. Majoring in special education mg on Saturday by Municipal with emphasis on the orthopedi-: Judge L. E Barnett aiul was lined cally handicapped. Don will con-1 $70 plus 55.45 court costs. tlnue hl* studies in the Kal.i-, Officer Ken Wilcox whs driving muzoo area and at Pretty Lnke a — --------- ~on *' "----City cruiser. N. " Broadway Camp near Kalamazoo. when Martinez’s pickup skidded The son of Mr. and Mrs. Don- irroM from State Road .«nd into old F. Stauffer of Middleville the bank. Two cars had prevHMslj he Is a 1961 graduate of T-K been forced off Shite Road, ac­ High nt MlddlevlHe. He attended cording to the report Grand Rapids Junior College Leo Martinez Jr pleaded inno­ before transferring to WMU. cent to a charge of tampering ultli and is to receive his bachelor David D. Kniko’s rar on Match 18 of science degree April 16 Th* car rolled out of control und Ihtt a meter post causing more Elk National Foundation grant [than WOO in damage* to tin- ve(or cerebral palsy ittfdie*. apon- - idcie. ■orvd by lhe Hasting* Elk* j Robert L. Henncnitt. 17. HI Has­ tings. was placed on probation tor Don’s brother, Gary, was an .>ix niontli* and ordered to pay outstanding player on Middle-1 sj.45 court cost* for recHra# drivVille’s basketball team and plan- ltlg March 29 on E State. JetTerxm m entering Grand Rapids Jun- ,nd Green Streets The complaint lor College next Fall. u*i signed by Ofilrer Glendon ‘ ------------ •------------| Pierson. Michael Barry. 18. R1 Hasting#, a [)<ld B M5 nnt. P|lu, ^un riJ(>u Janet’ Haynes, 9 - year-old fter being arrested by Officers daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jerry Pierson and Chart. eras- m the first Saturday Haynes of VanWert, Ohio, tor- vi — Ward ''about —* ’3 am c —'~*mer Hastings rtsidems. died Sat­ ■ >r speeding. Merl Ray Clcnnn». 63. Wood­ urday, April 2, In a Colutnbu*. Ohio. Hospital. Death follnwi*d land. paid a 55d fine plus ST 10 lor a lingering lUnens. In addition driving In Nashville while under ne influence <’i liquor. He was by a brother and Uro iburs. her rrvsted by Chief Robert D Parker Rlcliard Thomw. 31. Freeport, grandparent#, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ ald R. Haynes of Hoating* and lueaday paid a 516 fine plu- v'ttrt osta after pleading guilty to a disorderly charge. , O1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hocw visi­ Mr. and Mr* Ravmond Fitch ted Mr. and Mr# Ray Zlmnutplan to spend Easier Sunday tnan of.RA. Buttle Creek oh Sun­ day. and Mr* Hoo*’ grand­ rithlUudr parent*..Mr and Mr* mother. Mr*. Nellie Bennett, of < -forge Higgins and Mrs. Mabel Pellston was also visiting there Youngster Dies Flowers at Sastertidel EASTER LILLIES LILIES . . A beotiful expression of Easter that say so well what you wont to say . . the symbol of Eternal Love See your neighborhood florist’s fine . selection of liles and other magnificent Easter Blooms, gayly wrapped aiffi ribbon tied. So perfect as a g»ft to ycur family and church. " friends . . . loved ones - POTTED PLANTS ... Choose From A Fine Selection Including: • HYDRANGEAS AZALEAS MyM PLANTS TULIPS GLOXINIAS •* HYACINTHS CUT FLOWERS . . . • A Dozen Spicy CARNATIONS • Twelve Lovely. Fragrant ROSES • A Box of Colorful SPRING FLOWERS A CORSAGE, FOR HER . . . ORCHIDS CARNATIONS • ROSES Soy it with flowers Al I HO FLORISTS • • GARDENIAS CYMBIDIUMS For Those Far Away Send Easter Flowers By Wire MICHIGAN-GROWN FLOWERS GIVE LASTING PLEASURE �Miee PeppV LearV 8—THE HARTINGS BANNER Hastings BPW Represented at District Session Hastings Women's! Pe„ono/ Mention I Nellie Dunlap 4 -Club Holds - - -Final■ 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Married Saturday To David Buckhout Meeting of Season I -------------------------------------------------- Personal Mention [ ,WWw’>*dl...:------------ is Honofee ot ITw Willart 3mi.n nxne. 725 lhe -Knignumen." a musical group •mon. wu lhe scene for a formed last Seiitember. entertained lovfly buffet supper and the other numbers of the band. Greg Shetteriy, Oreg Hoogerhelde. Gene Englerth and Lisle Oonly, for the weekend at hb home following Ironside. Miss Marilyn Ironside, their appearance at the PanUind . rive Hastings Business 4: Pro­ Mrs. Willard Smith and Miss Hotel on Saturday evening fessional Women’s Club was well Valerie Smith. Saturday was a busy day at the represented at. the Spring meeting home of Dr. and Mrs Wesley of District 7 held Sunday. March tractive, it being centered by a Lugan. At 2 30 to the morning Da­ vid. Joann, Jenny and Julie arrived white ^candles, white artificial from Portland. Ore., on the way Representing the local organize- rones, abd a (Mint y touch of pink to David's — _. new------------------assignment at tlon were Mra. Lucy Jacoby, presl-I — interwoven' rovon'in ribbons throughout i Klncheloe Air Base in the Upper ,’. I Peninsula. At noon, Mrs Gene dent; Marjorie Tuma, vice prrsl- Jhe decor, Lisa from drr.t. and Drusilla Powell and i The gwrta were former high Hinklev *cho°1 frlen<ls ot Peggy’s in- IOrBnd arrived to see ttieir JUxei Hinxiej. eluding Tirry McCtonkey, Jeanne couslru' ■««* • ,r» minutes later ...S? P-ed®.'OhtoJ Hart JanlS OMrtxt? Annette Arthur U>gan from Alma College Blade, well-known humorist and Quenlh(.r Mre Francis Llndgron wlth Golf, his former orator, was lhe main speaker. I,Belay Buergei and Peggy Me- roomnuite al Interlochen Academy. Miowing the coffee hour and. Alllster and the "gals ’ made the arrtvrd Sunday Mrs Elsa Jordan — —■ ■ — ■*.... . . .to catch . . 10,n ininrrl President ’s Council, officers were ; most of lhe opportunity *^ th* “twan Tog»« yfoe tnr for Htndinelected Miss Stella Kndrenga. up on curreru happenings and J , l’at" Mr • H°wd Bush and xim t*ons. Mike and Robbv Bobby, Stale president. Installed the new reminisce -♦ •- school■ days. . Busti of high arrived from Battle Creek Peggy’s mother. Mrs John Guests Sunday of Mrs Walter romplUhed when each club presi­ I a w. Mrs. Earl McMullen Jr.. Ryan were her granddaughter ami family. Mr. and Mra. William Ames dent distributed her annual r<i>ort ot Trenton. Mra. Ryan is expecting to the other president*. Several Hastings BPW members opening and some unique quiz her grandsons. Timothy and Pat­ attended the Monday. April 4. (tames were played with prises rick Ryan, to arrive from Taylor. meeting of the Battle Creek BPW being won by Betsy Lindgren <Mich.. on Friday to spend a few days with her Their mother. Mrs and Janine Ostroth. 1 Marjorie Ryan, will bring the boys. tending were Mrs. Jacoby. Mbs Peggy’s marriage to Tom Tunics. Mrs Doris Shawman. Mbs u .o». ,ha Helen Keeler, Mrs. Hinkley and mon,nMr. and Mrs Robert Chaffee of Bellevue. Friday supper guest* were The theme, “Milady's Forward r.-vi Thr ,(,orrirn H*»en* will enter- Mrs Julia Bolinger and daughter. aok " i'U nlanml tiv the rwr- UUl Mr a'ld H*rTy We,'°*’- •««! Mra Jackie Segur and daughMr and Mre Fn*nk Wr. of Nashville Mrs Chaffee mTir.m “ “ B“d Mfl,k °* a™u‘ Rj‘PuU ’pent Sunday with Mr and Mrs dlnner on E*ster Clarehce Chaffee, of the River and make-up were featured ---------- 1 Road, helping to celebrate little mm — * — . Jerry’s KM-ntxH second KIHKil.v birthday. At Ute Chet Banghart liome on Easier will be their family, the Bruce Bangharts of Battle Creek 89c and the Terry Kings of Ann Arbor, and Mra. Banghart's parent*. the Maron Norwoods of Delton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haywood have OHters to Choose From: relumed from a vacation to St. Large Easter Egg Cake, Cross Coke. Happy Cloud. Fla., und en route visited Easter Cake, Easter .Glory Cake, and Bunny, their daughter. Capt. and Mrs David Steinke, at Tyndale Air Lamb or Chicken Mold Cake. Force Base In Panama City. The Individual Egg Cakes ea. 20c Haywoods will be entertained for dinner on Saturday evening at the Square Dipped Cakes ca. 16c Bob Haywood home honoring Mrs Haywood's birthday. The Warren Boltons are also among ijrose re­ Individual Bunnie Cokes .co. 20c turning from Florida, having va­ cationed at St. Cloud. Chicken on the Nest Cupcokes ea. 12c The Lyle OlUoroies their des with their Special Easter Cupcakes daughter. Sandy Gillespie. Sandy Easter Iced Butter Cookies 6 for 33c Abbey asd Cindy Lang left lhe Easter Nests .. past weekend by car for Florida. Cindy will meet her parents. the Lewis Langs, who left this week Stollen Coffee Cake 68c to be in Florida for the Easter (Full of candied fruil and nuts I vacation. Fruit Raisin Bread 48c Thursday Mrs Wayne Goodwin. Mrs Robert Greenway of Allegan and Mrs Harold Lee of Grand Rapids were guests of their sister and family, the John Ingrams. Dr. and Mrs William HeUlgel, >__ _ t 'ir ntrwv ' of North Webater. Ind. for i Easter Goodies from Dale's Special Bunny Face Cak? DALE’S BAKE SHOP Easter is earlier . . . how wonderful’ You'll look Lad Thursday noon the "Courtof the HelrigeL, were Dr and Mra Robert Karmayer of Rochester 1 »*» conducted the Seminar around Hotel Hastings for a bridal lunchron to fete Mias Nellie Dunlap, The buslnraa meeting, presided Wodnesday lhe HelrlgtU attended probation officer for the Juvenile over by Mra. Jack Wood, featured I th(_ of Tom puiurd. lhe Division of the Probate Court. annual rr;»rta by the trrasurer. chapbln of Southern Michigan The table was attractively deco­ Mra. Rudolph Flora, and cones- prlwn who WM )n an BUto ponding secretary. Mrs. M. R iy- !iccl<ltnt near Lowell. Mrs Pollard rated with colorful spring flowers, man. The report of Mra. Stephen wo ve~. piously injured and and also a miniature bride under Johnson, recording secretary, was. wal als0 klllK1 The fu- a btidal arch MUs Dunlap was Placed on file. _ nw>1 <a> al q,,. nrat Methodist I presented a gift an<f good wi«i>« Mias Sue Smith stated to the .church in Jackson. from the group. Mra. M. J. Burch returned Bun­ Her marriage to David Buckhout ! dsy from Florida where site spent of Kalamazoo took place last Sat­ lhe Winter at Pompano Beach. urday to Kahunaxoo. They plan to 8:>t' Ftto*t,lor> 0' YrSne!‘? Mr. and Mra. Frank Cronk are live to the Delton ares and she happy over the arrival of their will continue her work for the ou April ». 27 and 28. Mra nm grandson. Martin Sebastian. court. Godfrey read the resolutions which ,who w OTl March 17 and DELIGHTFUL VISITOR — A delightful visitor In Hastings Wednesday through Sunday was Miss Le Thl Kim Oank of Vietnam, a guest of Atty, and Mrs. David Dimmers. Kim was en route to Vietnam after receiving her degree in sociology from the University of Tennessee, Visitor from Vietnam Captivates Hastings Residents, Students A delightful visitor to HaatUigs. She expressed great admiration Wednesday through Sunday, was 1 for al) of the students—"they were Miss Le Till Kim Qanh of Viet- so interested, enthuslasfic. friendly rum, a guest of Atty, and Mra. I and polite." David Dimmers. | The Dimmers’friendship for KUn She is known to her friends as tx-gun some years ago Kim had a Kim and before she left she had rousto in Washington. D. C.. who made many new friends in this knew Congressman E Robs Adair county seat town. (from Fort Wayne. Ind. iCong Kim has just received her degree Adair b Mrs^Dajather and he to sociology from the ^nlrersity C^refe at the of Tennessee. «t Knoxville, and ,Ume *, * . Cwgrwsn-an she b en route to Saigon, where Adair waa in Saigon in 1980 he met she hopes to establish an orplianant* ’w family and lhe plans America bemn began age to help meet some of the eritl- for ,nr an *n education In Amerir. I to move. Kim has been here on a cal needs In her country today. scholarship from her government She has not been hone since she' and from the UB. Agency of In­ began her studies al U. of Tenn, ternational Development While in three and a half years ago and this country the Adairs "adopted" she leaves with mixed emotions Kim and shg has always been with She would like to stay to the them for any holidays—ThankaUnited Stales but realizes that her giving. Christmas, etc. services are needed very badly in As a guest of tlie Dimmers, Kim her homeland. . attended the Rotary club fish-fry While bi Hastings. Kim jpoke at the school In Middleville Prland answered questions tor many day night She had never eaten student* to the grades at South­ perch before in her life.-and the eastern (where Mra Dimmers b a 4th grade teacher* and in Central anc« for her. Friday nnnn Kim Auditorium on Friday when die was the hotMirte when the Southmet with Junior high students and later with the HJ1S. seniors. the Hotel Hastings and Saturday evening the Dimmers Invited a few ciianted with her loveliness and friends In to meet their house quiet charm anti she found great guest. Many times Kim would pleasure and enjoyment In speak­ ing to them. pltable and friendly town. I .shall “It was fun with the very young always remember Hastings." ones," she said, when they would Indeed the truth of this may be ask such simple questions as. "Do more apparent in Uie future Uuui we have animals tn my country it is at the present time for the and what kind?" They wanted simple reason that a group here their names translated, on tlie have volunteered to assist Kim to blackboard, into Vietnamese, then her work with the orphans and a.dced what they meant tn that needy in Vietnam after she is language. The name of one little etaablished and makes her needs boy Ln Uie translation was “cherry known. She is taking back as much as possible of the things not avail­ ping turtle." This delighted all of able tn Vietnam, such as packager, of se«b and other useful articles to sing a lullaby for them, too She will visit social work agen­ Questions about the war were not voiced except with the high cies in Clilcago. Denver. San Franschool students and some tn the cLsco,,>fid Honolulu before she reaches Saigon about April 20 most elegant in a new outfit from our array of fashionable styles so excitingly r’ght . . one made a move to leave until after she had finished For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. wlU be presented al that ««"«• weighed to at 12 pounds. The parvoted by club------mem- \ . en.s are sir Klr ana alul wi>. Mrj s<arUn «j. .llon .— and. it was..-----------------bers that Hastings delegates supof ImpTlaI Beach. Calif, port the resolution* | Martin is at present doing duty Mrs. Wesley Logan presented a al North Island Naval Air Base, lovely tribute in memory of mem- San Diego. . bers who died during the past, The Warren Roeger family of year These membera included Mrs I Ann ArbJr visited her family, the Prank Adair, honorary member, william Bradfords, this week. They who was club president from 1934- will leave Friday for Fort Wayne. —..during her u—presidency —-<a-------Jnd w hU UmlJy for me 1936 It was that the George Washington Bene­ Easter weekend fit card Party was initiated. Tlie George Chenoweth III. with his club has continued this annual daughter. Tammy, and son. Steve, even? to provide -Y" campslilpa. will fly from New York City April 9 to spend the Spring Easter vaca­ Bauer, dub president from 1932- {tion to Bermpda They plan to fly 1934; Mrs. Sydney Beach. Miss ;home on the 16th. Florence Campbell.' Mrs. George M Chenoweth III and Mrs Nora Follick. The Hastings Public Li­ brary will be given books by the Women’s Club to honor the mem- Your Costume is Here! pher Gould. In an Impressive ceremony. Mrs H. A. Adrounie conducted lhe In­ stallation of the new officers: Mrs. Howard Peters, president; Mrs. William Kirkpatrick, first vice president; Mra. Robert Godfrey, second vice president; Mrs Keith Yerty, recording secretary; Mrs. Willard Curtis, corresponding sec­ retary; and Miss Eva Hecox. treas­ urer; Mrs Howard Peters presented Mrs Jack Wood with a gift’ from the dub for her excellent work as president. Mrs. Wood, in turn, gave Mrs Peters a Federated Club pin $1J98 SUITS UADLMOiStLIE DRESSES 945-3967 ... ideal for family get-to-gethers beautiful stainless to enrich family dining and casual entertaining for many years to come BYTHE MAKERS OF 1847 ROGERS BROS* STAINLESS 84-po. service for 8 16 Tmspoooi 8 Dinner Forks 8 Dinner Knives, serrated 8 Soup Spoons 8 Salad Forks 8 Iced Drink Spoons PLU8...1MW matt eentra sening pieces 2 Tablespoons 1 Butter Knife Mrs Thelma Kidder of Carter Lake spent Wednesday through Monday to Lansing at the home of her brother. Walter. Her sister- j In-law returned home after eight seeks at Uie Ingham County Medl- ! cal Hospital where she underwent I lung surgery. Mrs. Kidder’s mother. Mrs Anna Saxton, also returned : from Sparrow Hospital where she wn taken after breaking her left arm near the shoulder. The Kid- | ders plan to go to Lansing Satur-1 day to spend the weekend with their relatives and easy-skirted dress. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY CeMU spring hats which were for sale Non-profesatanal modrla includ­ ing Mra Wilbur Birk, Mrs. James Coleman, Mrs Robert Godfrey. Mrs John Walton and Mrs James Wiswey modeled some of the hats being sold and a group of beautiful old hate dated 1830. 1865. 1815. 1016 and 1936. These hats were loaned to Mra. Walton, president; of the Barry County Historical Sodety. by the Kalamazoo Public Museum. As a finale, the women modeled modem hat “creations” concocted by them, adding a highly amusing note to the program. The nar- Journed, the members and guests enjoyed lhe tea prepared by Mrs. A. B. Gwinn and her committee. Prints, featuring brief jacket Photography ™E7-(omecominq Sprvirp.... $491Ss» Mrs. Jaek Wood, president, gave | her annual report of the club’s । many activities and accomplishmenu for the year ' In keeping with the afternoon's I theme, Mias Diana Brown, a Has-, tings High School senior, delighted lhe audience with two songs about' haU. She was Introduced by Mrs Robert Hollister and accompanied ! at the piano by her mother. Mrs. George Brown. A gay arid colorful program, designated as The Mad Hatter's president. She then handed the club gavel to her and Mrs Peters officially took over as president. right down to the smallest accessory. WHITE'S 1 Gravy India 1 Cold MMt Fl1 Pierced Serving Spoon tn choice of two loveitr petterns. ^9 THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. 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STATE We Welcome City Bank Charge Cards or Security Charge Cards from The I Bank of Cosh & Corry Has- * Hyacinths Rainbow Corsages Harm & Betty's Hastings Flower Shop 206 E. State WI 5-5952 �J J Joyce Buehler New Rebekah District President tXUln building Uie medical center 1* Inadequate. held at 8 pm. on Tuesday, April -r— —— —. • .au elected-president of Rebekah Dis­ it-partmenl. trict No. 23 at the anninl meeting at Dimondale on Friday. April 1. Alloa Burghduff of Hastings was tunned vice prealdcnt, Gertrude Assembly President LUn Albrecht Hospital Escort Service Needs More Volunteers Dr. Charles E. Morrill was me guest speaker- at the April 4 meeting of the Hastings Educa­ tion Association held In the High School. Dr. Morrill answered many questions concerning health problems ot Interest to the class­ room teacher. The regular business meeting followed with LaVerne BcBeau presiding. Election of rtlloers for the Hxhen Howe. Mra. Linwood I-------his.fifth birthday by I Ing with a party at M ! Norman Barry's on Mrs. Romney to Speak at Women's Battle Creek Meet THE HASTINGS BANNER—1 Thursday. April 7, IMS Dr. Morrill Speaks Monday To Teachers Society neWS during the and rcirer.njncnts w— — | Gueits Included, Dana Kruko. The second meeting ot the Escort Service under the Volun- pl tai will be held on W<dneoday. pital dining room. Tills meeting is for lhe purr pow of oriental ion and is most important. More volunut.* workers art ’ urgently needed, and any woman having spore time which she u Mrs. George Romney's lunch­ eon address will highlight the 1 Slocum various buildings during the day. Program Planning Institute, [Howe. On March 29 Following are the results: sponsored by the Battle Creek President. Norm Donnlnl: vice Branch of the American Associ­ and Mrs. Norman Barry. president, Robert Brown; secrepone Lt cordially Invited to otation ol University Women on j ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs John April 13. PLEDGES TROTH - Mra. Ger­ MISS APRIL CHRISTINE FOX I Woods R3 Hastings, announce qualnted with the program. ,r • trude Holler. 222 Elm Street. urer. Charlotte Heath. ' This will be Mra. Romney's Delegate to MEA Represet! la-;ithe engagement of their daughfirst non-polltlcal talk to a group For further Information please .’. In Battle Creek, the announce­ mbit of her daughter, Kathryn, live Assembly, Arthur McKelvey ment said. to‘William Roy Yarger, son of and delegate to Region 4 Coun­ Jacobs, Army, Ft. Knox. Ky, son 5953. coffee at tho Smith of M Sgt. and Mrs. Russell J. The address will climax a day' v Mr. und Mra. Koyden Yarger, R2 cil. Bruce McDowell. The next regular meeting of Jacobs. US Army. Germany. The that begin* at 8:45 at Kellogg Dnfp for NuDtialS who la a newcomer to the neigh­ Hastings. The couple attend HEA will be May 9. only Community College. Following » .T,e . .. -.P bride-elect Ls a 1965 graduate of Western Michigan University, Mr. and Mra. Charles Duane borhood. Thote enjoying the ao- Kalamazoo, where Miss Holler is Lakewood High School. Her fl-\ keynote address on the theme: once Is a graduate of Central. "Look Up! Better Organizations Fox. of R4 Hastings, announce a home economics major and U High School bi Aurora. Colo..1 Hy Mr». Richard Clark Help to Build a Better Commun­ the engagement of their daugh­ affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega _ .< <.< th.- TIC • k bl—.. ity." by Mrs. Margaret Johnston ter. April Christine, to Mark R neth Buehler. Hugh Edmonds, sorority. Her nance is majoring , Anty since graduation. of Battle Creek's Volunteer Bur­ Baker, son of Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd I’cnningtan, James Tolan. in electronics and will be em­ ployed at Gibson Electronics in eau. workshop seMions will be George Baker of Lander. Wyo. April was graduated from Has­ Sines, Mra. Richard Bradley. Mra. Kalamazoo. A July 2 wedding Is Mra. Irene Hendershot and The four workshop subjects tings High School hi 1*32. For being plarmed. (Mrs. Daisy Thompson were named valedictorian of tin- 1966! arc: Build a Better Board, led the past four years she has been und Mra. Garret: Isham. Tucaday gucsta at the home of graduating class of the Maple ' by Mrs. Charles Grevers: Plan a a student at the Baptist Bible Mrs. Rugs Dunn, Mrs. Homa YaBey High School. Mrs. W. H. Chee»eman I Mra. Myra Henry of Hastings. Better Program, Mra. David Tap­ College In Grand Rapids. J Irene showed her man/ slides to The salutatortan is Dennis । J B1 N„|,,in. Smith and Mrs. K. S. McIntyre. turned her bridge club with ley, leader; Conduct a Better She spent the Summer of 1964 all lhe ladles living there. * On bwun. IO, son 01 ar. ana axr*. i , ,, ... Meeting, in which Mra. Richard at the Institute of Linguistics at luncheon and cards nt licr home i Sunday, the Hendershots and Mrs. Midioel Lydy entertained George Swan. Steven holds a j u‘Ur ol 1Urch 31' Sievert teaches about parliamen­ the University of North Dakota. on 8. Jefferson Street Tuesday A compact, lightweight, Mrs were pleasantly 96> average out of or a possible possioie Last Monday Mr. Mr an<l ana . Mra. Mra.’ ctimrlKjvi ------ . Thompson j whrn L . ... with a baby shower for the plca- 3jsk Mrs 'I'linmtKzm'a tary procedure, and Speak With The Summer of 115 found her tn afternoon. quality tape recorder . . . I Skill and Sincerity (public speak not a toy! Weighs only 1ft lbs., yet field training on the Navajo In­ avtroge. and Mra. E. Hauks to Bjike . . .. Ernest Mrs. Roy Cordes entertained ita brilliant sound and functional ling tips), led by Mra. John dians Reservation in New McxlGeorge Lydy on Bunday after ­ tho Study Club fa- luncheon at features are comparable to many noon, April 3. Tlie dccoraUons bigger, bulkier and much more i Repeating the workshops will Mark lived with his missionary tier home on Indian Hills Drive were In pink and blue and a i enable everyone attending tlie parents in lhe jungles of Pent receiving of members in South Hendershots °-er* guest* stork centered Uie attractive Practical 3-apced performance 1 Institute to participate in two of for fifteen years. He is a gradu­ j tabic bearing the many gilts. E.U.B. Church. i algo * elark. son of the means you have a choice of highest I them. ate of Moody Bible Institute ot noon waa delightful visiting a» There were 20 guests to enjoy Willard Bennett, the older son. Dick Clarks, spent a couple days musical recording fidelity or maxi­ I Invitations to the Institute Chicago. Tlie Bakers arc at the Mra. Robert Cook told about tier of Mr. and Mra Willard Bennett but m Pennock Hospital. mum recording and playback tape I have gone out Jo officer* of present time serving with Uie icccnt Mediterranean Cruise and lhe afternoon whicli indudea । women's organizations in the Shoshone Indians in Wyoming. Mra. Rirh irri Grow, talked about gums with prizes being won rne wuirencc j uauer wcion I Sr. was graduated recently from He suffered a concussion while • The Laurence J. Bauer Legion which were appropriate for the Posts monthly stag supper will Navy Hccpttal Corptaiuin School, playing at ichool. He returned to area. Any women who want to recording plcszurcs or projcxrts. Mark and April will boUi lionunre. The puik - and - blue be held at the txxst home Tues- He waa not able to be among school Monday. * Sunday Mrs. । work on lhe skills Involved In club work ue welcome. Thej’ graduate from the Baptist Col­ day April 12 at6-30 the other graduaten as the night ( Dick Clark. Mike. Kathy, and Thursday evening Dr. and Mra. may regl*lcr wiUi Mra. Harry lege June 3. June 11 has been Gordon Finnic were tlie honorees On Saturday night.’ April 9.1 b'*"’0 cau‘tht- Uw heel of 1Us Karcn and Mr “nd E^.n" tainment for thu whole family! I some 25 Legionnaire* and wives ' shoe aa ho was going down a Colvin and Doris toured the Kel| Boesch. 955 Meadow Drive. Bat- chosen for Uieir wedding date. | tie Creek no later than April 6. In ---------the duplicate bridge — ------------------- -game -----to be guests of the 81m- ' thuk stairway and fell Injurying logg Bird Sanctuary. ♦ Mr. and itaymond Finnic, entertained Mra. Willis Kanlner is leaving agnt lur dinner, including; Mr. at lhe Hastings Country Club i Total charge for lhe workshops. n . o[uls _ wull ^ iu at n lc kory his heel and spent the next 34 Mra. Rex Weyerman and chd-. uw eight fur dinner, Including! Ithe luncheon, and a booklet of Easter Sunday to spend a few and Mra Ralph Hcm, who were Turoday Turodivz night, night, the the following following |i;" In the hoepiUU. He was dren of Rockford were Sunday program resources In tlie com­ days with her daughter and visiting here for a few days en W?™ ’y5 winners In thei The Hastings membera won a homo tor 25 days also after dinner guests *t the home of Mr. munity is 4360. funlly, the Everett Millers at route home to Charlevoix from j north-south ptay. Dr. John RJ, . I Which he left a week ago Sun- and Mra. Karl Schantz and HS^r^co^i^lem^u^res day night for his new post in family. * Mrs. Ernest Brovant. Lakeview. Montcalm County. Hickory Comen legionnaires, SLSSi. oar *** ule Warren Brogans. B c, i.u«»ur oI .HS wi™. b ™»~. , —. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grtffen Nlrs- Roas Dunn ! ven expect to leave Friday for ! returned Wednesday of last week lUth wedding annlvcraaxy ccia-1Ma wcre **” dinner. u p.Uent »i lhe >.*a navy nuopinw — - ---- . Ftnnira £C French were recj Norman. Okla., where they will from a two-week trip to Quincy, ixBlion fur the ■ ■ ■ . .. __ > •Moody returned -j eeltnl In Mra. Clifford pital In in rialtnn Gallon. nil Ohio. ... pnd and Fred Markle and Hcrvisit -their grandson. Rodney Ill. and Jefferson City, Mo, Sunday from Washington, D. C.. । “ Davld McGlocklln was guest Bother *crc third. In cast■ Boytst and his family. Rodney where they' visited relaUves. Mra. Mrs. Jim McCall and two having spent n week there with flrrt was w'°o b* Mrs I is on instructor at University of Griffen's broil kt from New of honor on Sunday at a blrtis- w<=t 138 W. SUU 945-4284 day party given by his parenta. I c Andrus und Mra. G. M Mra Paul Kesler Jr. and son w»h her nuxher. Mra. Shericy —Open All Day Thundsy— |I 'Oklahoma. Tiiey expect to be Bloomfield. Mo., returned with Mr. and Mra Claude Braidwood.!HuU<3’ Second went to Mra By Mrs. Ethel Blank 1 gone two weeks. them. were Bunday gucsta of hts par- Blood. Ouenui incliKhxl tho honoree's .Jo,ul C,iuc>’ and Mnk Rudolph Rl CUiluvIli* 411-14 onto family. * Orson McIntyre ,UKh N»“?C>4 wife and three daughters, and Flora 1Ultl tmrU “ T‘Ir& is improving slowly. Mr. and LUls had Ute opportunity ot be-i lhe Janus McDermott family ot' Myers and Mrs. Cluirlcs Hess. The pre - Easter services nere Mra Fred VanDongan from >ng one ot the pumurta at the Grand Rapids and the Ron Hisare planned for evenings next Muakreon came to visit briefly Battle Creek Public Schools Muteriy family of Woodlawn Arc. week and Easter Sunrise service with her father. * The Van- sic Femival on Tuesday. with a breakfast. Eventone wel­ or mh. u,w come. ♦ Mias Jo Ellen Yoder was from Ann Arbor Sunday to visit entertained Mr. and Mra. Harald I —-------------------------------------------Downn tuid Mr. mid Mr* Rich-' Among thoae arriving liome a guest of Pam Olmstead and with his parents and the grand­ visited Lakewood school Wednes­ ard Dean at the Brick Tavern . Roni the Southland arc Mr. und day of last week. * Mr. and Mrs. father. McIntyre. * Monday the floor of the church annex was II tin PT VI [Q tn Plainwell on Saturday evening Mra. Stephen Cooley. Ronald Neeb and family were IItill! ulILli) in honor of Mrs. Downs who is Mi. and Mra. Lloyd Storer. Mr. gucBta of MYs. Lctha McDlarmld cleaned and polished. ivUrtng alter 16 yuan. 113 Dr.1 und Mrs. John Havens and Mr. at BunDild Bunday, Mr. and Logons office nuracu iand. Mra. Turn Havens will be Mrs RaJtiard Munson and Ray­ on Saturday for Florida Whirr i < t ' mond of Grand Rapids were they will make their home at St. Through Saturdays . . . . — —. ... --- ■■---------- ------ --------- 7 ■■-Sunday guCsta of Mrs. Bert They tav. Wodnwdo, & Thur.d.y mid to cast off the "dull Uirocs: tt’U. Blank. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Erb of _ ' .__ of Winter." the M. R. Fumums' The Joe Hubert funlly will be Freeport were Sunday evening home here to Gerald MugootL i The Dick Hiunmond family of kvenings nitcruilmd 38 guwta for a so- entertained for Easter at the visitors of Mrs. Blank. * Mr. 9166 E. Bornum Rd. dal hour on Saturday evening, of her sister, the Tom and Mrs. Floyd Neeb and Mrs. Kahunazoo will spend Easter March 26. before going to the Cavanaughs of Plymouth. -> w“dl»"d rs.36i.3SH Ema Neeb were visitors of the Mid-Villa for tin evening of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fcld- Clyde Zeigler's al Wayland Sun­ Saranac was a weekend visitor duncing. Bud Wolfe entertained patUch mid family arc leaving day. Owner-Operator The WMA Prayer Band Is hold­ of Ruth Kurtz and Mary .Kent. ' ing a meeting this Thursday at ’ • • < ; They will meet Dr. and Mrs. the parsonage. * Dr. DeWitt Ba­ Mra. Lawrence Hetrick enter- Robert Huebner and family who ker. president of Huntington talned lur bridge club for lunch- will also be vacaUoalng there. College. Huntington, Ind., is to con on Tuesday. Winners were Paul Huff, who Is a freshman be Uie speaker here at Uie UB. ------------------ :-------------------------------| at Houghton Colleae, Houghton, Church Sunday morning. * Miss N.Y, is spending this week with Rozella Kauffman spent the weekend with her sister. Mary. 'tape o-matic’ TAPI RECORDER model 725 Parents Announce Daughter's Troth, Hendershot & Vicinity Honor Students At Maple Valley $89.95 Dunham Hickory Corners Legion to Host Hastings Post Music Center Pleasant Valley theJMwok mains Personal Mention k EVERYTHING'S RIGHT! . i The Total Look . . . each detail of dress matches your suit perfectly Shirt, socks, tie. all the accessories match! Total style ... the Total Look. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE SUITS FRESH DONUTS from the by Hart. Schaffner & Marx Superette $8900,. $11O00 Palm'Beach SUITS from 205 N. Michigan $4500te$7500 SPORT COATS H.S.&M. from $55.00 to $75.00 Palm Beach from $35.00 to $45.00 I He expeetz. to return this ThursFROSTED & DECORATED [dajn ................................... ' The Merrill Karchcra will be, 'entertaining their family, the Ron Benners and the Gerald Donuts 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. i Mr. and Mrs. BUI Capron of. TASTE TREATS TBV ertur 1x71 LaP° htMne Sunday uRerTRY SOME TODAY - norar TKa TXt—-all Km DRESS SHIRTS Wembley 5^00 Neckties . . to give your new season clothes the exacting touch oh distinction and good taste for every purpose. ’150,.$250 new HATS for SPRING by Chomp Time to change to a new topper. SHOES Edgertons s15’s Nunn Bush Up to *29” Open Daily 1 The Byron -Fletcher* will bo I Lebanon.-Ind, to spend the EaI stir weekend with tier mother, Mra. Roy Graham. $6’s.. $9” From $4 00 I CLEVELAND’S MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR HASTINGS HOME If you are proud of your furnishings have them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible. WI 5-4062 323 S. Michigan SAVE 10% On Your EASTER PLANTS At St. Martin Floral & Grecnhouic Priced $Q49 and IIIIFC of ,o cx Press ,he o,ory LILILJ the Easter Season from v , CHOOSE YOUR EASTER PLAHT FROM OUR SELECTION: • MUM PLANTS • HYDRANGEAS HYACINTHS • GLOXINIAS • AZALEAS TULIPS CUT FLOWERS Beoutiful, Long Stemmed ROSES ‘ ‘ CARNATIONS SPRING FLOWERS Boxed $500 Fragrant . . . Spicy Carpet & Furniture CLEANING LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) Boxed Assortment of and want to protect your investment, Men's HOSE by Esquire We Finish Shirts. Flatwork. Work Clothes Albert Kinno was admitted to Borgess Hospital. Kalamazoo. March 29. and luul major surgery March 30. He would be glad to' hear from his friends. Room No. | vftit to her granddaughter's 161. । homo since she has moved to । that locality. Mra. G. David Hoag and chll1 dren will be visiting her por- ' Oaka, Calif., Saturday on a very Permo-Proii Family Bundles Damp Wash •' Wash and Fluff Dry a guest at the Emanuel Troyer home over the weekend while his parents, the Dale Zooks, were In Detroit. Watch ‘■j’"*11 trip as he wan anxious naren While TTniie •U1 J„ ncw granddaughter. Laurel Lapo Houseman, daughter We Make 'Em .of Ron and Marilyn Houseman. Arrow & Van Hcuscn $5°° ■*" Mrs. LaVera Shute and Jimmy I and Mra Mabie Gillespie are I flying to New York on Satur■ day where they will visit the former's daughter, Mr. and Mra. i Michael Bctanaj and Kimberly. | at Newburg. Mrs. Glllixpie is especially tiuilled about the trip as tills will be her firs, flying I and Mr. and Mra. Kenneth A. I Hoag. in the Flint area for the __from $29.^5 Other Sport Coots s 6323 Per Box $4°0 _ $500 _ $goo CASH and CARRY SPECIALS . Cymbidium Orchid Corsage L I Orchid 2 Orchids 1 »2.50 *4.00 These beautiful corsages arc mode up knd ready for your selection at St. Martin Florist. SPECIAL EASTER HOURS MILLER'S Duraclean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS Fh. WI 5-2091 Place Your OrWcr Early! . . . We Wire Flowers World Wide Open Wednesday through Saturday from 8:00 A.M. until 9:00 P.M. Member Allied Florist Association ST. MARTIN Floral & Greenhouse 402 N. Michigan Ave. Phone WI 5-3484 Floral Arrangements by Chip Md Irwne St.-Martin • �I SeereXary of State Jamea M. Imre in an effort to clarify some apparent mlvunderaUndlng* con­ cerning lhl> phaae of lhe new law. -Only claims over JIM can be filed. Amount payable is only that over S2W. not lhe entire amount. For example. If an accident caused by an at-fauit, uninsured driver result* in da ma re to a car of 1250. only ■perty daman? aspects of S50 could be claimed and re­ covered from the Fund." lew Motor Vehicle Accident Hare said th? property dainage m Fund works "exactly like clause in th* law was pul there 300 deductible Insurance along with other amendments by th* Lnrtslature last Fhll. 1 stabment was made by • In the original law. all claims . . ixrth prejonal anjury and property (bunage^V. were govTrouble-free emed by a SSO deductible clause. But that vi' changed wlvm lhe ith a capital “T”! U Kiria.urr adopted eevera) rec­ ommendations made by Governor Romney and tin* ln.sui-.uice in­ ou own a cheap powermower dustry ostensibly to close some 1. you probably know all I of the loopholes in tlie orlglnally-passed measure and Insure jl expensive repair bills and Its solvency ." frable summer Saturdays The Secretary of State raid ,'rr probably ready for a he was only too aware that ble-free TWO. . many penons involved in minor colUriotM with uninsured drivers M m> la aad w« aae! would no', be able to collect for RK HASTtNOS BANNRR ■day. April 1. ItM opcrty Damage nd Claims 1st be S200 Lake Odessa Marriage Licenses Bv Ruth Peterman 174 $*«.«< Av*. Mwao D« 4-B1T5 Letter of March 31: ' Mr and Mr*. Roy Erb visited Jaaaa. *3 IU*tla*> .31 his aunt, Mr* Effie Parker and • HaraM Boadra B*kvtgkL Boling* ........S? an uncle. Leoti Howk at Free­ . a# port, Sunday. * The Douglas I Daald awalwvU. NokvlU* . Carol Ckarcblll KltigiUa ......... SO Tlminrus family of Flint spent the weekend with lhe John Hol­ David J. narvath. combs at Freeport and the Gene A"Mt***a FrovUi* Orovada. M4. SO Carra. local. * Mr*. Sadie Bob­ .Bataa McComb. R4 BatUa Crook 1* bins. who resides with hw daugh.er. lhe Gene WickrnhU- I Floyd E Carmlobaal. BaiUa Croak Ik ers. Tlscher Rood, was admitted Btuaona 1. Jooea. Bl Ballou* .. id to sparrow Hospital. Lansing. Sunday as * medical patient. Mr*. Wlckenhlaer la convalescing from recent .surgery. Mr. and Mra. George Gelsel; By Victor Sitton were Sunday visitors of Mra. I West Woodland Sid^on ^U. ^riiTf^hS Mr» Vflm‘ Bryan* of Barnum Brudeo-on. ria-. amng iw iRoad. and Mr. and Mra. Laverne, L,.M?oV\nM|h2 hoSuaL O'Connor of West Lake Odessa, L* Mr .uul Mra WilIrin le,t Sunday for Dover Air Force. ,hcrc- ,? M u r ” Base. Dover. Dela.. where he has Mitchell are homo been reassigned. Mr. and Mra. •fwnths vacauon at Tuwori.■ Bryans new home Uie latter pari ArU' *. ■L^ I of February from Hickman Air trom the F^guson-Dnste H»- Bkm. Honolulu. Hawaii, where: pital. Grand Rapids. he had been for -three years, surgery- * Mra. George Moon of HonBld rnterc<j the Air Force in Flint la Maying March. 1959. He was In Japan for ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wort- laQ ley. and caring for her father. । Mrl Vemle Gabriel spenti who waa released from St. Mary a : Wednesday and Thursday in Hospital. Grand Rapids, lost' Kalamazoo with her daughter, week. Mr. Wortley was Inter ad- । Mrs Rul4. Ferguson. She was the milted to Pennock Hospital. gUcst of another daughter. Mra. The WSCS of lhe Central Huth Harvey and family at Mtthodist Church elected offl- Grand Rapids from Friday unUl | cers Sunday night. Mrs. Merton j Sunday. She left on Tuesday for Oarlock bi the new prealdtnl; [ her liome al Boyne City /or lhe I Mrs. G. M. Woolsey, vice prral- summer. * l^kewood school will | dent: Mra. Max Vlpond. sccre- be closed Friday and Monday for lary: Mra, John D. Henry, me Easter vacation, a I guess I Irtasurcr. and assistant trea- most of the West Woodlandllcs surer. Mrs. Bob Logan. * Mrs. took In the chicken supper and I Raymond Gutierrez and dnugh- or the Pair nt Woodland. There ter of Albion spent Saturday was sure some crowd: — folks | night and Sunday with Mrs. jlined up the length of the hall. Lcnor Vargas and family. The J Sure glad we didn't have to wash Raymond Rivera family of Lan- the dishes. slug and the Eligio Gala vis fam------------•-----------Hy. local, were visitor*. ! C8E BANN'ERWANT ADS! JELLY BIRD EGGS An Easter tradition! Tender jelly inside coated with sugar shells In all your favorite flavors. J Q lb. Au V CREME EGGS r Flavorsome whipped center is coated with rich milk chocolate, then foil wrapped. “ ••• Chocolate NOVELTIES « *» Hollow molded eggs and animals are tasty plain or decorated. Some in gift box. ■ V MARSHMALLOW EGGS aq H MIC & up Tender marshmallows coated with crunchy sugar shells. Assorted flavors, bright colors^ V WF Thanks lu ID. t . . For your support SEE OUR BIG SELECTION at the April 4th elec­ of Made-Up Easter Baskets................. 79c»ndup tion. I appreciate your MMmaHBHMaaRfMea«!2x uc. *-oi»vsiiR -".«i;aAirwsiaaa BENgFRAIMKLIlM* confidence. Ruby Henney F 102 W. State at Jeffenon aE^^WMOBMRBAMtWVU^^ -■ 3| BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS SPECIAL DISCOVERY SALE! This luxurious A perfect pair... Naturalizer and Corfam' 2-DOOR HARDTOP LOADED WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Power Steering Padded Sun Visora Automatic Transmission Padded Instrument Panel 390 cu. in. V-8 Oxford Vinyl-Covered Roof Deluxe Steering Wheel Full-Range Heater/Defroster Back-up Lights All-Vinyl Interior Decor Interior Package Bright Exterior Trim Group Windshield Washers Whitewall Tires Interval-Selector Wipers Deluxe Wheel Covers Outside Rear-View Mirror Four-Way Emergency Flasher Front and Rear Seat Belts SPECIALLY PRICED TO SAVE YOU HUNDREDS! DISCOVER THE DEALS AT YOUR /BURY DEALER'S MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hastings Ph. WI 5-2479 �Local Merchant Buys Van Buren Night Spot Banner Beautiful Michigan The Needs Help from All Thursday. April 7, 1966 Thg Michigan Liquor Codtrol of The Grand Junction Tavern to a coroorauon headed by John Th© "beauty of Michigan'* - ------- . — uwiici in the Quality Furniture chain highway*, already teoognlzed by with headquarter* in the Hoo­ ting* Quality Furniture Store. high on the popularity list of Indicate th© current trend of highway system. The Grand Junction Tavern, a . I 'b°o,M °n“b,“u I KJ? careleaa habit of our people. The organixaUoa ha* hit hard of or South Haven in In VanBuren VuiBurtn ' Author nuuw Eugene tugenc LUU© i-iiiie points poinu I' It re looks ii*>*a like u*c ajnodest_yiclory » inuumi «o.*uijr existence uxuuu-.cr before ociurc September, dcpkthvii. 19®. | County, features live music Lhl* out m uu» in "Michigan Mictugun conaervaConserra- . ha* Iia* been Deal won wiui with passage ui of mu»i mix oe be removeu removed oy by juiy July i. J. 1970. , I—___ . ... ... . ttnn " hlmrwithlv iKa tku. nr-jr PhIkthI TU'ajitJf Iratk.n TH. fwVml onvrnnment. will pay DGV ‘ lac he* to anyone who Utters entertainment three night* week­ tlon," bimonthly magazine of lhe th© new Federal BeauUHcatlon The federal government j Act. The victory will not be com- 75 percent of the coat for rcly- The pavilion seals over 300 Department of Conservation. ■Bul the State Highway De- • P^te, however, unlesj Ur State nioval of auch signa . ___ ___ -and . th© _cltlions aa.___ .. ________ —__ a will be partment of. IarlalA11in* ue«uuature mart* emu:« mahllnw eiiaoimg 1ml*icgis-!, encouragement and weekend meal menu. MldUru. u, nnunt „ Imoo U»t, OlulinThe Grand Junction Tavern la Michigan ar© not not resting on I•, Quaunes Mchltnn Michigan gtven to all stales „ to ^hiun establish i■--«!» _ _____ .___ .. ■ (nr fwleral .. .___ ___ ____ ,__ along located near the new Consumers !lhrtr **“ —or.________ their Junipers." federal fund* funds uniter under th* the new new imore information centers Some Mates have even tried Power Atomicp£T UUM. They arc hard at £■ The MtehhRn Leg^aUu. Ireeway> M of hoping employ over 700 wc»|an« dur ' *°rk tod*’r- takln« ftdv‘ntAke ,.local local buslncwre of‘ducts as an answer to the III­ buslnc&Ma overcome low los* Of lngP construction whloh^i ^ue I 01 “lu™! t»auty of । «*ion to control billboard*. |I biU bo4rd advertising potential.| 'ter problem, only to find that billboard advertising potintiaL ’ tog conatnicuon whloh la duel^f* nt‘unl| °' to ©tart within the next few!11* Pining ©nd These centers will have map*. lhe litter contlnuid to mount available for the tearing public, j rtgardltss of such laws Ban­ montri*. It b also located on' bulldU1« of highway*." His artibillboards may be permitted as weU as informational dlrec- nlng a product ----------because-----------II can ■ the path of a proposed new id© continues: be thrown away mokes about as lories and other Utcrature. highway link-up between UB. AddlUonal State legislation U much sense as banning th? auto­ Highways 31 and 1-196. also needed for control of junk­ mobile because it often kill* FrtU states that the addition yards along Interstate and pri­ people. mary highways lugnwaya before uejuru Jan. 1. But we live ui in a rico rich eociciy, society, 19C8. Lsr" — thia legislation 1 and think little of the cost of EacK of his Quality Furniture stores but ean a lot© of federal aid. ' an item once through with it will mean 1* a diversification ot business jmerclal and Industrial zone^ but Control in this means . w e rometiine* overlook the ndintereats. ' they must conform to the Intent screcning or removal of Junk- cllUonal cost of removing such < am «r ik> Items items from the th.-* landscape, InntLsmnr and that cost is indeed high Strip-zoning" primarily for highway. A Junkyard Jorl© Buckborough ' and Mrs. ment has announced tentative i The Michigan State Highway of landscape plantings, for land- In certain areas, to overcome must be removed by Joly, 1971. Department has issued a pamph­ ner In Grand Rapids on Sunday scaping al 130 freeway Inter-1 the Intent of the act, will not Tlie federal government will let entitled "Lltterbug* Eat Dol­ lars" In which attention is call­ i’LS'ES? i। or . screening v. cpaamc V.V..UUC4UC ed tA.clean-up ousts. The folder : for tree and shrub screening of will act regulations governing innkvards notis that thnusands^of truck­ ard Craig and children-of Mus­ 137 unsightly areas adjoining lhe size, the lighting, and the load* ot bottles, cans.‘paper and Work on the first screening kegon orc arriving to ------spend -a highway*, and for acquisition of spacing of billboard* In these other inter will have to be re­ r Ea’,ttT vacaUon , 142 easements to maintain na- commercial ari-».i "On premise" project in Michigan was started moved from state highways In witn ner. Hural beauty spote as they are. advertising billboards, for ex- within days after signing of the the next IJjnonlhs at a cuet of about $300,000. near future. tauwe * I KccP Michigan Beautiful. Inc., near k as „„ anih. I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! area development, and tills need not be matched by State appro- American National Red Ora©*, se agency responsible for colding blood tor the Departnrent f Defense, has been requested y Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara to collect at least 1.000 units of blood by Jun© M creased protection Orangeville township where she mined 66 yean ago. Delton; addition to gamma glotalUn. Edna McKibben, born in Orangeville Township. KI Hasting*: serum albumin, another blood tued Holland McKibben, born Aug. 6. 1924, Hastings; Marsha Rlehard- derivative — •* •for — treating ion, born Aug. 10, I94G. Grand Rapid*, and Robert It. Richardson, shock, is also provided to th© Department of Defense by th© bom Jan. 12. 1966. Grand Rapid*. American Red Cross Secretary of Defense McNa­ mara has praLsed the efforts of students in IM colleges and uni­ versities. plus other Americans I ©ho have donated blood for At the annual meeting ©J -^en^Souto VNUtam. ff'e/ciwiie. Neighbor Mrs Pal Guernsey of th? Wel­ come Wagon included Mrs Wil­ liam <Joan> Brown, 1135 8. Jef- Icave shortly for Navy duty at Vietnam, They have been living । Brovant New Freeport Rural Fire Unit Director . Freeport ttural Pirc Association addlthjnnl donations March 29, Glen Brovant was 1 ducted as a director for three j years. Other business included rals- , Ing the annual membership due*' strumental in rallying con­ siderable support by Industry. government leaden and others In a comprehensive beautifica­ tion program. Keep Michigan Beautiful. Inc.. l« K..-1 wiu w lluu »u. Mr I’” P” .M M.oo Mlrlurl Domun ol SP~’ °< ‘* “ *P™k, Spring Lake, and their daughter. ot ,1>e 6 o clock Easter mnriae Kathy of M.8.U. .service. I be about 112 million for tho 1966-67 period, or $3.0 million annually. i Joi a *c*’l*“ doe* not es- J [nl,Blc CIUOT1^ uinac cvmjr e«labUah provteton* for adrauat© f,irt u, t^u lf>. our ^te. our control on Nlbrr Junkyard* or qotnmunlty. our park.*, beaclies billboards, or both, by Jan. and highways, then it will be 1, 1968. all subsequent federal- much Aider to reach the goal aid apportionments made to of- making Michigan the bestMichigan will be reduced by 10 groomed state in the nation. health ----------------------------———Gamma globulin, a blood d©FIVE GENERATIONS—Froud of Ihl* five grnerstlon picture are rtvaUve, is used to fight b©p©U- Ptte Smelker and Clair Kauff­ Mr and Mrs. Harold <Mogene> man were renamed directors for Martin have moved to 224 N.I unotner inrec years. Washington from Baltic* Creek. Officer* for the coming year Mr. and Mrs? Robert R. iLcahi were elected as follow*: Presi­ Willis, R4 Hastings, who moved dent. Floyd Thompson, secretary. I here from Ohio after Mr. Willis Charles Geiger, and treasurer. became pr-rsonncl manager at i Glenn Brovant. the E. W Bliss Company. ) Mr. and Mra. Harold iEdna> Push have moved to 621 N. Wil•on. coming from North Caro- .T .. . Ilna, Fnss Is plant engineer at Valley bCTVICCS IK- Ku. DmSon । „ M ovouhlr. ot U» Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Delia* picujwnt. Valley United Brethren j Murphy have moved to the for- church announced that the Rev.. mpr Larry Desmond home on Ear| Thoma.* of Grandville Is to j R1 Hasting*. ‘speak nt the church tills Wed- | * at 7'^0 nm and the Rev. I Al U» M E. l»r,.an M.u ?*“! Bb«t. ol B.IU. Crok U Under the new federal oct. the aie to Keep America Beautiful. Secretary of Commerce canjiu-1 Ilx., to mrT). W1 the work of thorize payments for these [ txmuUficntion on a state level beautification project. He can -rh(. Mlchlg>n SUlte chamber Of approve for ftdcral old the cost commerce has bitn coordinating nnrl roadside mnrlKlrir nK.......with ,u. the ______ ..__ of innrfvarUnLlandscaping and de­ ..... this effort, cooperation velopment within the right-of- of state agencies, private organlway and for acquisition and de­ nitlons. Industries, and indivi­ velopment. of scenic strips and duals. side che right-of-way. Three percent of each state's federal old apportionment. will Seek Blood for den Fighting h Vietnam . 5130 TrUHlblG/ L.LaU. Special PleGSGrtt N©W York Llf© Phone VermontviU© 259-7298 CHECK OUR HOME Er PROPERTY LISTINGS WEEK TtiLs will amount to a 112 mil­ lion annual Job* In federal high- Mrs. Helen Mead year apportionment. . Dies at Home Mtanwhllc. the problem of littering along our highways h.xs been a growing concern for the Of Brother Highway Department. Depart- | ment leaden have watched lit-1 Funeral services for Helen ter clenn-up costs climb steadily Irene Mead. 63. who died March You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! ElKtricsi Serdeee Electric Motor Service Hailing* Electric, Inc. Al Siinj Tlr* Serve* Jim Bur Tlr© Shop Burkey Salts A S*rvk« CouHIwh* Service Berish Bartow Garden* Florist St. Martin Floral Hsstlnn Motor Silis Lsrkt Bulck-Ghsrrolet. Inc. Lesry's Auto & Tool Supply Msrble'i Stindsrd Serves V & J Friendly Serves Hardwire, Henewaret L L Carpenter, Hardware Hastings V i S Hardwire Weitern Auto BulNlef, R©palr» C. A Mattson, Builder HutlM aM Air CuMitioltg Hastings Avtomilk Htiting Wrltons. Inc. (formtrly Krtchtle's) Ctetblng and Actiusries Bonnett & Gown Shop Cleveland* Mens Store Parmelee Store Water* Clothes Shop P. J. Gilmore, Jeweler Hodge* Jewelry Miller* Jeweler* Departaiaat IKru Bin Franklin Store Liroksr i Building Supgilts Bury County lumbtr Co. East Side Lumber (Jo. Dry Cltuurs Hastings Cleaners One Hour Martinhlng । Music lutructisn Msuri's Musk Studio Ofikl Supplkl Sch*de?s Oflic© SuppHtt agencies, such il* the Depart-.. Harold Biggs of Middleville, ment of Conservation and the!were held a: Use CroM-.MIlh-r Michigan TourL«>t Council, haw Funeral Home in Caledonia on also watched this careless habit March 26 with Rev. Timothy of littering grow In our society. Straub officiating. Fortunately. Individuals and Burial wns In Mount Hope organizations have been stand-; Cemetery. Ing by to help wth tiu- probtsl— was -----'*born —*- March " She 8. 1003. 1cm. and each started its own Mrs Mead Is survived by her program to stem the flow of husband. Edwin; three daugh­ Utter on our highways. In our ters. Mrs Robert iMarjoriei Wheeler. Middleville. Mrs. Ro­ where Uus habit Is partlctilarily bert <Non*en> Revalee. Grand obnoxious. Rapids. and Bertha Cobb. Vicks­ Thus, on a national scale, the burg. a *tep-son. Keith Mend. Keep America Beautiful, Inc, Hastings: two sisters. Mrs. Thel­ program was organizer!, and ma Kllnknec Grand Rapid*. and leaders launched an all-out Mrs. Gladys Beatty. Grand Rap­ campaign against the sense less ids.. and two brothers. Joe Biggs. practice of discarding papers, | Newaygo and’ Harold Biggs. bottlea, cans, tlrea, bed-.vplngs. 1 Middleville. >-l condition. three bedroom* and new bath upstair* and ALSO IN THZ SECOND WARD, an income property with apartment upstair*. with living room, on© BECAUSE THE OWNER HAS LEFT TOWN to live’ elsewhere, we have a nice ranch style in the Fourth bedrooms and bath, all air conditioned, pine paneled living room. A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedroom* up*tair* and down it ha* living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated With, bottle gat and spec© heater. tour-acre Jot (or-- --—— .....-----------$54S»^0 Ph*r«*cists Jacob's Pharmacy AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME If4 THE SECOND WARD, with thre© bedroom* and two clOMt*. Fhiaklni Miller* Plumbing & Heating AND A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, ha* living room, dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms and full bath, two big halls, full basement with a double garage tn basemen^ho© converted heating plant ’------------------------------ - ------------...----a—--.------ ....--------$9,100.00 Run end Floer Cevtrlagi Brown's Floor Service Hastings floor Coveting AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD, imulsled and ulummum norm windew*, a re downstairs $eitk T*©k Serrkt Lyons S«plk link Servic© front porch, a full luvmenl with new g.i Sbatl Birkt'i Hastings Cut-Rate Shoes Wayne's Shoe Store A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has three bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room. SlMrtiM Goafs Leary’s Sport Center AND IN THE 2nd WARD. Televlsiaa. RMie. art HIF1 Central Rad.o I T.Y. The Musk Center A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4Hi WARD with two bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living rocm. dining room, kitchen and full bath, has oak floor*, full basement with gas furnac©. (rwwl cne and ooe-half stall garage, cap in*u<ated. newly remodeled kitchen with cherry paneI mg formica tcp*. stainless steel sink.-co nice corner lot. close, to Central School---------------------------- $12,100.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY foe $2,300.00 ©Mb AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, thre© bedrooms. a EREE Hasting* City Bank Credit Card. Just say "Cliarge it, Please” with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, it’s a free service to you when your account is paid in DRIVING HAS CHANGED! full in 30 days. Or, yob may choose to pay a minimum of 510.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1%.service fee‘added to your unpaid balance. 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YEAR ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKti'Tiu living room, thre© nlc© bedrooms. HASTINGS ' HASTINGS OFFICE 237 West State St. Phon© 945-4392 EDWIN J. MEISENBACH. RepraMMsSiv© ESTATt JKER Hom© Phon. Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Year* 145 W. State HogHngi, Mid*. WI 5-3004 �Frigid Weather Freezes Spring Sports Sked Only Golfers Name HHS-Grad MSV Net Captain Brave Elements Beetle Spray To Open Season Proves Harmless Harm U I Da/aat University tennis team. Th* Da/fon Monday to To Pheasants Spartan net squad returned late Friday from their two - week Smelt-Dipping Fever HASTINGS Michigan pbaamnta. subjected southern tour during which they wtth flying coion. The S'.SS’J? Armchair over visiting DM- Athlete tomoou but the bitter cold pre- i The Conservation Commission Is.meeting this Thursday and Friday in Lansing and on the agenda 1* consideration of a sprayed thia Spring, ment Association of Cloverdale of 12 acre* of low-lying marsh­ land scheduled the golf team in to go to Binder Part in Itettio Creek to play the Headlining the Commission'» potential of ruining the major agenda Is a proposal to buy some portion of the grain supply in 508 acres adjoining the Platte River trout rearing station in Benale County. The sought-after property feature* valuable stream frontage on Brundage and Stanley Creeks and 4.700 feet on the Platte, where Intro­ ipreadirig through tho grain bolt. ductory plantings of coho sal­ mon were made recently. Beside* for public fishing and to protect control this Spring Private con- their trout - carrying capacity, the department wants the Platte cat Ing up and down Mich- coasts. Poised with dip nets and using powered lights, they will make nightly raids on migrating a me It, hoping to fill their wash tub* with these tasty little fish. follow the usual time- I table, dip neaer* kwi should make their biggest haulsi starting about mid-April in Lower Michigan and about May 1 io the Upper Peninsula, should in larger Generally, the heaviest runs » uvufu be «»« found >u streams, but some smaller creeks and rivers arcn’l overlooked. —Michigan Department of Conservation Michigan Week Industrial and Farm Products Contest Underway quate water supply for the rear­ Department of Argiculture and ing station. Another gift offer slated for Monday, April 11. is the dead-1 n0 entry form is needed, and action involves 87 acres on Bol- line for Barry County firms and 1 ideas tmm from onvnne anyone interested are are mjrlcul turnlists to enter the biologists haw Presque tale County. Valued at Michigan Week contest for the solicited. Product of the Year entries Outfield captain Is more than *22,000 and featuring local “Product of the Year” and should be meaningful, have infield captain is one-half mile of Lake Huron "Agricultural Development of shoreline. It is offered for use a* tential. and have lhe potential Nixon. of bettering the economy of the telephone Mr*. Jeanne Goald, products. Hasting*. Or you may contact Russell Hankins, manager of the Has­ uniforms were Nixon. tings Area Chamber of Com­ With pheasants at Uxwn con1 innod earlier Mudlas which gave Plan* call for Impounding the merce. and a potential for expansion ' malathion a clean Mato with pf the agricultural industry. lake for trout fishing. Another sire overdoMB used experiment­ ..Regional winner* will be chosen from county winners, and ally seemed to have absolutely For Upper Peninsula recrca­ Slate winners will be announced nonists, interest will center on during Michigan Week, May 15Iron County!* offer of the 14221. acre Bewablc park four miles west of Crystal Falls. Bud Taylor New Manager at Country Club I peeled to consider raising the (120 dally camping fee to, a flat *2 daily tec at all modem grounds with electricity — plus Burl and Merle Jennings, 1 the standard 25-cent charge for With 24 frretimen on the Junior juice. former Michigan State wrestler* Vanity baseball squad, plus a At campgrounds with modem double NCAA wrestling champ- faculties but lacking 100 percent iocuhlpa, wire .named to the electrical service, the new recom­ mended camping fee is (1.75 per The forest works for you — i Helms Hall Amateur Wrestling day. The 25-cent dally chants on 1* fire k. X. ': Hall 1966ing Hah of Fame In 1966. for electricity would be added if the service were used. Tlie current *150 dally camp­ ing fee and 25-cent electrical charge would remain unchanged for campgrounds having no modern facilities such as toilet­ shower buildings and Improved omorv with a uniform. Set a 4-season work horse in this normally, hot Excellent PuDDIM ciet y reports there are throe part Dick Hart and Stu Sweet 530. Keeshounds and English shep­ Maynard Park 501. Bob Boyle herd*. eight weeks old. avallabto 211-664. Darrel Willyard 571. Don for adoption from Dog Warden Pickard 201-541, Bill Miller 3M­ ■ix-month577, Bob Cannoney 225-588. Ken Beckwith 518, Jerry Pager 566. RCOMMERCIAL MINORS Stendlag*: Smith Bras. 73%, Miller 530. Gordie Norris 513. Glenn Laubough 510. Jerry KeegWard BuH^de’^3'J°ob Conservation of renewable Cltao Cfl^th^d F^ri^d M7' John ”*vens 518, Denver Citgv 62%, Southend Food *ndl|C1 mi-548 Harold Hherry natural resource* 1* everybody's 618. F. Bowman 508. B. Burn* responsibility. 301-513, Carl Hathaway 300-67*. Pete Kruger 226-585. Gene Grabau 506, C. Howard 220-536, Lea Springer 502, Merle Haines 200­ 4>% and Viking 35%. 585. Jim Barr 5*7. Harv Haan 543. Joe Glelarowski 521. BUI UlEngtMth rolled 559 for aeries driks 510. Dave Irwin 212-557, honors. Galen Daniels wa* one Ron Pellow 200-579, Al Hlnrichpoint back with 558, Jim Bar­ sen 522. Keith Craig 535. Jack num posted 221-551. Rlciiard Sheler 202-512. _______ ________ Herb Service 535. Wilcox 218-549, Rod Tietz 543, BU1 Ransom 502. Gerry flkedgcli Aaron Sherk 211-540, R. Lund- '215.50a and Ben Kenyon and qulst 536, Denny Fredrickson 534. Don Drake 610. m tmsm Launch ’66 Campaign posted 522. Clyde Divine 529, Peto Kru­ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ger 211-515, K. Moore 205-514, BUI Kruko 511, C. Cooley 510, Hastings Motor Bales 78, Has­ Paul Woodman 609, Karol Owen tings Cleaners 71. Ne-Hl 67, 508, Jim Myers 604. Glen Shaffer Mahler's 64. fltanton's 64. Shir­ key's I.GA. 62. Barry Ready Mix 57. Vita Boy 57. East Bide Lum­ ber Co. 51. Bob's Bike 45%. OckCOMMERCIAL MAJORS John Kaaltuky had another erman's 43 apd Miller's Plumb­ ing good IHgJRU XXAXE night blistering LMUSKlTUlg tho UMKD lanes , — » 27'4. ~’ for 226-632 and Shannon Lydy1 Good writs: Shirley VandcnBurg Weyerpoated 225-631. Harvey Haan ” — 193 -526, Florence Wavar. snaggled 236-597, Joo Gleiarow- mon 200-518, Lol* Kenyon 180­ ski 214-582, Pete Lubienlcckl 514, Faye Allen 168-497. Ellen 222-576, Joe Burkholder 213-551. Davis 180-482. Pearl Frederick­ Maynard Tucker 551. Rod New­ son 190-477. Joan Tinker 171-449, ton 207-546. Bill Bum* 211-544, Barb Kiereey 150-447, Alma Co­ Paul Bond 200-536, Bui Howes ville 171-466, Jan Peaurach ISO204-530. Merle Halncn 203-540, 437. Joan Kingsbury 178 - 456. John McLean 205-529, Tom -Bobby ----- » Handy 173 -454, “7 Shirley Ti Gilliland 531, Irwin Harwood 435 and Bel‘y 209-526, Bob Lambert 528, Lylo|Howe* 157‘4MSanborn 217-534, Dare Irwin Good game: Margaret. Smith 529. Bob Hollister 201-522. Sam 151. Maggie Corrigan 153, Ella. Roush 503 with a 147 average. Higdon 166. Geneva Ockerman Glenn Laubaugh 517, Wayne (173. Doris Stanton 154, Della Newton 218-520. Bill Jerow 511 Gorodcnskl 154, Grace Allerding * 178. Janice Dalman 166. Ethel Standings: flporta Bar 84. Pis­ Miller 159. Marion Eye and Gene ton Rings 77. Harwood's 73, Mil­ Thompson 154 ler Jewelers 67%. Culligans 66. City Food 64. Larke Buick 59. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Roush Tailors 56. Montgomery Standing*: Welton'* Healing Ward 53, Hastings Aluminum 52. 80, River Bend Golf’ 71. High­ lands 69. Thoruapple Rink 82. CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings (As of April 5): Hastings Milling 81, Saskatoon Golf 74. Duraclean 70, .Burns 69’*. Burkey's 68. WBCH 64. Fil­ ters 62, Moose and Williams In-, suiance 61. Fred Saads 60H,.Mc­ Allister's 60. Realun Motor Sale* 54, Dowling and Johnnie's 53%. Sanitary Service 51. Kleney's 50 and---Elks and East, Side Lumber ----44. No BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family Fun‘ Open Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob's Gulf 59S. Johnsonk Furn­ iture 50 and Poll'# Construction Bob and Mickey Lambert son 209-544, Ruth Rico 172-492, Mildred Atfrtangon 167-45*. DoroLha Brumm 184-4*6. Jim Rhoadrs 218-514, Bob Tooaava 203-543. Junior Russell 181-612. Roger Davis 1*7-452, Bob McCollum 186-532. itoy Hrwltx 193-535 and HASTINGS BOWL INC. Your Host* ' Woodland at Michigan Alderman James Coleman, president of the Hastings Coun-1 try Club, has announced that Wilfrid (Budi Taylor, who Had — — ■— — hls duties as manager of the Hastings Country Club which officially opened Saturday, April Taylor succeed* Golf Pro Wil­ Country Club nt Auburn. Ind. (Wheel Horse, of course) pointlve assessor At Albion for Pick a winner from our complete stable repair* to motorcycle* is planned, sponsored by Goodittaching tools for a season use B r, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow — i the job end Wheel Horse has the attaching tool you'll the complete line of Wheal Horse tractors and quick­ tool* now on display. ’ E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St.. Halting* Ph. WI 5-2983 A native of Detroit where he was bom on Sept. 28. 1919. Tay­ lor attended school through his first year in high school and then moved with his family to graduated from Battle Creek 8L PhUip High in 1937. Al St. Philip he played on theI varsity basketball and baseball teams. He entered the Army In June of 1942 and served until Feb. 1. 1946. He saw duty at FL Custer. monument to disaster. A care­ Ft. Sheridan and was chief clerk lessly discarded match or ciga­ at Percy Jones General Hospital rette could cause IL everyone Interested la come to participate. wel­ to the State-wide service program for used car buyers 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor Ic far ona full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car W* haw joined with hundred* ot other member* of the MICHIGAN Automobile DmJmv Association to provide the need car buyer with a state-wide discount program parts and labor. To receive and nee this discount privilege. bay yew wo* aeed ear fcem —. We Wsag to ifee Cssrvsliii VamWy Pwpem. the Battle Creek assessor's office. He remained with the Battle Creek office until January of 1968 when he was appointed di­ rector of equalization for Cal­ houn County with offices at Marshall. He held that job un­ til March'of 1963 when he took lhe post m assessor at'Albion. Taylor has always been inter­ ested mid active In sports, es­ pecially baseball. While in Battle can Legton baseball teams and baiketball and baseball. Philadelphia Phillies, and wa* an Instructor. < He still is an Inspector with Uie Athletic Board of Control. The Board of Control super­ vises boxing and Wrestling events in Michigan. Last Sept. 2 Taylor took over erated that until Oct. 15. when he opened a pro shop in Albion with an Indoor driving range He operated that until March 1. While an athlete for many years. Taylor never played golf to any extent until about four U handicap GUARANTEED WARRANTY USED CAR PROGRAM Lark* luick-Chavraht 14*3 L Hmmt Reohm Motor Sales, Inc. Pm Hoc - 0Id*mobi Ic-Cad iliac 107 N. Michigan Phong Wf 5-2471 He married Marion J. Brown on June 6. 1942, at Battle Creek They have four children. Janet, who Is employed in Detroit; Larry, 19. a sophomore at Kel­ logg Community; Jim. 17, a Junior at Hastings JUgh. and Gert. 13, a 7th grader at Lansing Taylor hopes to move his fam I- 1 ly to Hastings as soon u he Is able to 'rent a home with three bedrooms. Meanwhile Jim and his dad are living at the Hotel Hasting*. 328 N. MICHIGAN, HASTINGS Denned R FORD, Inc. R PHONE WI 5-2421 �i Taytar Bia, Pec Oonlnger 503, Ml. George Cogswell MX Ray «___ 1__ I-, CM T-.Cn /I— Bill Bums 248. Gene Wyant 345. 214-637. Gordon Frrnch 223-631, Howard Johnston 533. Jim Maihie Wyant 313, Peg Cronlnger MONDAY BOWLER ETTES Standinn: Walldorff* 88, Pen- HASTINGS BOWLING SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES ' High *eries: Ron PeUow 202- HASTINGS JBA SENIORS Standing*: Hastings Bowl 78. Hastings SheU 71 *4. U.A.W. 47H. American Legion 43, St. Marlin Ptoral 40'4 and 7-Up 2814. Covering and Mahlers 58'*, Haa- to ™"™ Halon 53. Duraclcan “ ” 52, "V Action John Kiulnsky 194-513. Velma Flex 47, Rockhill and Banghart Bloucm 180-495. Jim Bourne 190­ 520. Al Taylor 181-485, Al Mor’ --------------------------gan 188-478. Weriey Friend 176„ — 482. Peg Cronlnger 198-458. Otno O<>od S"les: Shirley VanDenWyant 179-475. Von Howell 204- bur6 183-544. Ellen DavU 208­ 500. Lil Wyant 156 Pave Allen 534' VonDulne 203-521, 170-474 and Bonnlo Wyant 163 Barb Kleraey 198-511. Mickey _______ Lambert !58.484, fujae-Henrichsen 207-475. Jo Tinker 168-463, BUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES Faye Allen 175-499, Gladys Ed­ Final standing: Team No. 3., wards 169-456, Jane Kennedy Benny Brown. CapL 68'4-43'4. 170-464. Marie Ulrich 111-502, Team No. 7, Gene Wyant, CapC. --------------------Betty Shrier 187-472, — “ Bandy “ * 83-4B, Team No. 8. Al Taylor. Clinton 189-469, Lola Carl Cape. 63-49. Team No. 8. Bill 457. Solly Gallup 172-444 Bums, Capt. 62-50. Team No. 1. Katy Colvin 186-446. Allan Hlnrtchsen. Capt. 60'vSl'-t. Team No. 4. Peg Cronlnger. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Capt. 56-58, Team No. 5. Von Howell, CapL 42-70; Team No. 2.' Standing*: Gilmore's 74, Acketl's 87. Lockshore 63. Woodman­ Al Morgan. Capt. 34-78. see Lumber 59'4. Naahville-GraMen'* High serie*: John KnJohnnle's 54H. Wall“S Dennls Craig 180-457. Rick Vanden burg 151-450. Bob Ritter 185­ 443. Ron Wyngarden 159-442 and Gary Bowman 177-423. TUE8DAY TWISTERS Standing*: Pleasant Point MoMCP Lassies 50 and Beedle In- Top icoAs: Virginia Howard 183-481, Dolly Larson 189-438, Nancy Wibalda 108-423. Greta Greiner 168-421. Irene Sahk 142Donna Guy 143-401. HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Tuesday firing 234-615 for both money posted 568. Mike ReynoIUs 509. Art Gallup 203-551. Jack Smith 203-564. Maynard Tucker 206-522, Daft Geiger 206­ 516. Mickey Bower* 541, Al Owen 206-515, Ken Beckwith 548. Al Reigler 515. Harry McCollum Gorodenakl Bifl, Bud Dukes 502 S landings: Tool Room 73. Ca*ite 72. Office 69. Courthouse Service 65. Machine Room 64'4. Leftovers 54. Tough Guy* and LOAN PLAN and Chrome Room 4B. ONDAY MIXERS r VanDenburg again led (he lassies, rolling a pair of 211* and ending with 606. Emma Magoon chalked 204-534, Angle Hawthorne 190-548, Leah Dawe 171-474. Irene Heath 187-528, Mary Roush 188-474, Lou lae Bah* 179-502, Ruth Kruger 175­ 487. June Benner 164-473. Myr­ tle Falconer 168-474, Reba Lydy 175-497, Boonie Hathaway 205­ 507, Wilma Daniels 172-467, Marge Haan 172-483, DelorU Gasper 170-457 and Della Gorodenakl 182-458. Standinn: Welcome Tavern 87. Northside Grocery 78. Food­ land 721*. McAllister's 71H, S Here’s How 4 3 in 1 Loan Plan Can Solve Your Money Problems Pay what yeu awe Buy what you nood Got axtra cash CAN CUT YOUR MONTHLY TAYMBTH Sheriff's Girls 85. Food Center 62 4, Piston Ring and Hastings Heights 62. Mary's Beauty Shop 59, Savings St Loan 58 *4- The Banner 521*. Big D 48. Parmalee's 45, WBCH 41H and Auto Tag Inn 40. and HAV1 OMY ONI nACT TO RAY ■25“ r *1000 East Doud By Mra. Lloyd Owen Whatever Your Monev Needs • Large or Small 'ou'H Like Our Courteous Service Soo ‘‘OK" Howard Phono 945-3424 NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's 26 ox. 501 Ny!on-$6.95 Tnuraoay. ii Lake Odessa Mr. and Mra. Douglas Hamp of Middleton announce the birth of a seven-pound daughter, DeeAnn Lynn on March 27. * Mr. and Mrs Robert Bauman of Grand Rapids spent Saturday, and Mrs Charles Hamp. Lakeside Barracks and Auxlllluck supper with 30 Ln gtten- Hancock of Brooksville, Fla., Ida. Mra. Maude Justice of Clarksville. Mra Wolter Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baxter overnight Thursday and visited will supply all the hot water you want, fast and at low cost on our SPECIAL RATE for fost-recovery ELECTRIC WATER.HEATERS. Consumer* Power Appliance Dept. MAIL tk<rei no obligation. more City---------- REGULAR Installed Price 40-Gallon model *122” NOW PRICE $8795 Installation include* ^wiring pnly circuit*; plumbing only for connection to axitling water system. Offer aoplles only to r*sid*nti*l electric © Consumers Power Absolutely No Seconds Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat w I K FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Lak* Coin-Op Opon 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. MONARCH —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— 11*11 ’ SERVICE Miller s ouracleah 107 E. Woodland, Haiti*** Phooa WI 5-2091 Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturdays New Arteries of Energy fora growing community Consumers Power Company is duplicating this scene in many parts of its service areas today. As the needs of Michigan grow, natural gas lines extend their unique invitation to progress. The once fallow soil now cradles many new arteries of silent energy, mak­ ing available to more and more people the many ad­ vantages of natural gas. v Dependable, economical Consumers Power Com­ pany natural gas service was extended to 58 addi­ tional communities last year alone. "Service is our business”. . . the best possible service at the lowest possible rates. Continuing Progress today for DETAILS 3 and Be Satisfied. Fast Recovery, Electric Water Heater! INSTALLED this Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices 2. Buy from Us NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Here's your opportunity to get o high- COUPON j Gardner came ........, Wednesday IanU smith Memorial unurrn Church inin - Klt --- —----------|n Memorial ' from Central Mlciilgon Michigan Collect' College Grand Rapids uwhere her grand- I to sperfd Easter vocation with daughter. Lynda Kay Smith. , [is parents. Mr. and Mra. Gciald ' d a u g h t c r of the Robert G , Gardner. * Mr. and Mra. Hlidr Smiths, was baptized. In the afHawblitz and Kenny called Sun- teniuon they attended church 1 day evening on Mr. and Mra. at lhe Pilgrim Manor in Grund j Orlle VanSyckle. j--------------------- •----------------------------The Moore Mother? Club met he was honored with a birthday ; April 6 at the home of Mrs. Pau- cake and ice cream. * Miss Eva line Norton. * Mr. and Mrs. Gallasch. who is on exchange Robert Rone and family from student from Germany and stay- I near Battle Creek were Saturday Ing with a Bcrgy family in Cale- I guest* of Mr. and Mra. Roy donia was a Tuesday evening | Spaulding and Robert, Michael supper guest of Mr and Mra. Spaulding was five years old so Gerald Gardner and Nancy. be Monday April 25 * Visitors of Mrs. Arvilla Murty Wednea- BIGGEST BARGAIN Ever on a WHITE 40 gal quolity fast recovery WHITE that by Dick Ericson Highbank Here's Consumers Power's Model 5E-4OD-1O Residents See 5 Coho Salmon ( ( Rites at Honor .. The Albert Lees visited her Florida After leaving Hastings । sing, on Tuesday of last week. she first visited in New Orleans. On Saturday the Elmer San­ borns of Kalamazoo were guests She has traveled through much of the Lees. of lhe State, a few of lhe place* Visiting their parents. Uie' being Dunedin. Clearwater. Na­ Sheriff and Mrs MdZ'W** Leon Grays, on Wednesday were ples. Orlando and St. Cloud and Campbell and Mrs Lucille W11-—, Mrs. Naomi Lankerd of Battle had a very pleasant Winter. Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs Karl Swanson and daugh- itts. president of theJWBXB County Sportswomen's ciro. *V * Gray of Maple Grove, and on .ended the ceremony markliw Sunday were Mr. and Mr*. Rich­ ard Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Du­ on Sunday The Fosters plan to he introduction ot coho aaiMoti ane Gray and Mary Elizabeth of entertain their aon and family, n the Platte River at Honor at rand Rapids. the Robert Fosters of Kalama- 1 pm. Saturday. Easter dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert <Pnt) Wilson Guernsey home will be Rev and Mrs. Seth Proctor of Fuller and Tommy of Chicago viewed as Allegan. Ralph Brewer of Sagi­ end at lhe home of her parents, naw. Duane Priddy ot Vermont­ ville and the Guernseys' daugh­ the Arthur Fullers, and Pat and fisheries. ter* from WMV. Sharon and Tommy will remain for a week's The coho has tnc po visit. Donna. providing an excellent Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frey will ] Mr and Mrs. John Gutheridge Bear Creek, the Big Huron an<fJ ‘ xpecting his brothers and have as Easter guexLs her sister their families to arrive from and family. Mr and Mra. Roy Platte River* were selected ‘tii Sadler. Brenda and Anita, and receive Initial stocking* of abOM* ■— THE RELEASE: Freedom from boredom and tensions is auto­ Wisconsin tor the Easter week­ . her grandmother, Mrs. May Ter­ ___________ , -------------- , 250,000 cohos each in HWL -wAa-j*; end. the _______ Robert_ Guthcridger. matic in a fun-filled bowling center. Glee and exuberance ex­ from Ft Atkinson and the Dcle-»ry. try. of Fremont. Ohio, and .there -there i The planting stock waa prte^, van Gutheridges from Green is a special occasion this Easter. | duajd in Michigan halcherlra plode quite naturally. Bay____________________________ the connrmation of Chris Frey 'ram egg* provided by the OreMr and Mr* Rene Gangulllet sl the Plrst Methodist Church I ton Fish Commission-taken frtim’* THE RELEASE: The ball it released by removing the thumb and Kevin visited their son and The Maurice Hynes were called 1 coho which spawn in the Colum- < firaL Finger* remain in the ball momentarily, providing the brother Gary at the Great to Sparta because of the sudden bia River ’ '*■ lift that produce* a forward, or aide roll. Thia role determine* Uke, Traimni Station over the ‘-“--------------- - — The of Alaska. --------------Oregon ’•‘h----- — her brother. Ed ----Ost-«H.. States Rta---------—— man. on Sundav. Sunday.--------------------------- and Washington have cooperated'* the effectivene** of the ball when it hit* the pin*. Tlie Gngera, weekend Gary wl» be home on\man Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lancaster, by supplying eggs which will in a sense, are lhe crowning touch, and lhe thumb must be .eave at the end of the month. ... . , Carol ana and ocoie Scott oi of ttayui Rayol uok Oak provide fish for future stocking, released first to enable the finger* to lift lhe ball. Andrea Breedlove has returned arrived arrlvcd Monday Monday evening evenlng at al the thp , ------------ •------------to her home tn Marion. Ind., af- R Ob<.rt W" — *home ------- • to-------• aj Pakistan means "land of Robert Wilson spend ter spending a week with her few days ■• pure" in Urdu. few days. , grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Wai- i--------------------------- !______ ' from Caledonia called at Will1 y GemenU. Gurd'a Bunday. Guests of the George O. Gil-' Mr. and Mrs. Will Shriber I By Mrs. Fern llawblils from Hastings called at Lloyd I lettes on Sunday were her son. i NMhvllla 45J-2101 and family, the Kenneth Hills of Holl Monday visitors were Mrs Owen and Mrs. Eunice BarcTOft Mr Mrs TtTTy GllK < ncr Mr and Mrs. Terry Gardner ; Belle Tolles and Mrs. Richard1 from Freeport visited Mr and and farn)Iy Mr and'My, , Mra. Warren Calms at Middle [uirn. FlltCT Mby Wcrr Sun. ’ Tolles and children of Delton. The Chet Hodges and the Pat ' Lake Sunday. * Mira Bernice (lay |Unchton waB ,)f Mr ond’ Calm* from Lansing spent Bun- Mnt Gcndd Oardmr. * Mnl Hodges family will be Easter I iguests of Mra. Chet Hodges' sis ­ day evening and Monday at Hels»i Tucker of Hastings spent ‘ ter. Miss Helen Cusack, of Beld-1 Lloyd Owens. * Mra. Karol Owen sunday with her parents. Mr. ^USTat Ltoyd^m^ 8‘UdmorP "" ing. Mrs Harold I. Smith attended! I Mrs. Harold I. Smith attended J Thur-ta? O*™’ inolher hasn't born » well * the Palm Sunday services at the About Bowlin?. Mra. Elwin Payne from Delton taitzd at Howard Moore's Mon- , Ru*h u Ruxh homo . MT. HU.(i turn. LAW: dcuock------------ — from McOmber called at Moore1*1 Former Michigan State baaketBundoy. * Mr. and Mra. Lyndon' ball star Horace Walker coachNorris called at Ed Chaffee* in ed the Dearborn Mustangs to the Striker District Saturday. * the 1966 National AAU basketball Mr. and Mra. Keith Chaffee from championship. Among his players Center Road called on Lyndon were Stan Washington and Bill Norris's Sunday. * Ed Meade Curtis oft the Spartan varsity. LOCAL Fl NANCE 112 So. JoHonon Personal Mention Rapid* where the choir of Smith Memorial Churrh «*n- '->r th<services. Mrs Robert Smith fa * J9i) w ��Past 4iddleville THE ■AITIS.’IS BANNER—5 Personal Mention Resident Dies; Rites Saturday Mrs. Gladys X. Bwtxr, 343 Corinne Street, 8.W, Rapid®, died Thursday noon. March >1, St St, Hanover, left Wedr.esi3rd. until Saturday. Also dln- 78, Grand after­ Mary's M. Adams. R1 Hickory Corner*, is participating here tn a threeweek field training exercise con­ quite awhile In line. Bant Mra. CLarc'ie Prentice of , rath 18th Infantrv. During the ever- fT* basic training. 0,1 *u ’ Revival al Woodland death. She is survived by her hut­ hand. Edward; a son. Max E. Barter of Grand Rapids; seven grandchildren; 10 great grand­ children, and ono sister, Mrs. Steward (Frances) Brock of Al­ buquerque, N. M. Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bevier Funeral Home at Middleville with Uic Rev. Harold M. Taber officiating. Burial was in Mt. Hope Ceme­ tery. at The ciilldren enjoyed trying their luck at winning prizes and i"VlU? and their court were announced. The king. John Mcrryflaid, and crowned and prtwrnted gifts. dent body. Following the crown- woodland By Mrs. Glendon CurtU stage. Tive music failed to come through thia year but that didn't stop the many people that want- have been completed. The Wood­ Economics girls that Iiad comland band members sold 1.047 Here is penter for sailing ISO. Karlene Curtis for .telling 84 and Kathy job—Mulliken* Sinclair Service, Monosnilth for selling 78. Every- B. W. Holly; 6 gallons Good Gulf gas- IXiwna Gulf Service, Rich­ Is eligible for the drawing of ard Sherer Jr.: Shampo and Set the grand prizes. Ail bands in —Margaret's Bwmty Shop. Rex Claflin; Hair Style—Ella's Hair­ styling, Betty Sherer. 5 gallon* tered. Bunday dinner guoste with Mr. gas —Conrad's Standard Service and Mrs. Richard Allen and; ’ nL~7i/,7—T."M family were Mr. and Mrs Wtn. ICanaHc* riHrt nf CVninnv . MOttfi*11kiUI. POFCh ot dCCk CDO— , Kilmer; Hammer — Smith Bros. Elevator. Belly Sherer, Flower arrangement — Viola’s Flower Shop. Richard Pender; 1 gallon Interior paint^-Brown's Discount, Desnonatratlon. All leaders In John Sinclair; Pishing rod & reel—Ed's Sport Shop. Bill EckRecovery Inc., ore fanner mcnMrom; 1 carton . all purpose grease—Hitt Farm Implement, Lloyd Will Lama; Fire extinguish­ er—Woodland Mutual Insurance. Delbert Platte; Basket of gro­ ceries — Woodland Market, Jim Smith; 25 lb. dog food—Lake­ wood Grain de Storage, John Sinclair; Picnic cooler—Classic's Drugs. Kenneth Ackley; 50 lb. partmen t will be held Thursday. April 14. * Tile Womarui Study Club will sponsor a special pro­ gram Tuesday. April 12. Recov- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side of Strand Theatre** 219 West State St. the Woodland United Dunn I. W.U« u M.ddletoo of Glennie over the lhc Army ln August trBlnl 1064. a. comFort with .•pcclal music by the OvttFjvUrr weekend, and her son, .... __ .__ ___ _ _______ lvc.lt Trio of Bailie Creek. overseas | the Duane Dttnns of Kalamazoo, Knox. A) Ky., and arrived „e j, in August. 1964. He Is a 1063 •Monkeys are employed on the buy cooklee, candy and baked As this bar graph shows, southern Michigan’s problem of highway deer kill is getting progressively worse, as if has every year since at least 1956. Over the last (0 years, the number, of whitetails victimized by cars in this region has catapulted J}2 percent while the area’s volume of traffic has risen 40 percent. The problem, then, is not triggered as much by increased traffic as it is by the southern farmbelt’s explosion of deer, now estimated to number nt least 70,000 animals. In spite of recent antlcrlcss deer seasons held in southern ctop damage areas, the situation remains out of hand. Control can only be reached if the Cooservatiou Department gets'authority to regulate the southern herd on the basis of this highway problem as well ai.crop damage. Until that time comes, more motorists will be hit by tepair bills coveting car-deer craxhups which last year cost more than $600,000 in damages. Even more serious, they will face a growing threat to life and limb. -Michigan Department of Conservation April 12-17. Services will begin at 7;45 pm. each evening. Guest, evangelist will be Rev. Doriene Speas with special music each evening by Overholt* Trio. The host minister. Rev. George Spats, cordially invites everyone tings Methodist Church April 27. Reservations must be made Mrs. Norma Slfton fen- the Methodist Mother-Daughter bon- planned. * Mr. and Mm. Glendon Curtis and family were Sunday dinner guerrtn with her slster, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Clurn valor. Forrest Begerow; turkey— In Dearborn Heights. Woodland PTA, Richard Allen. I The Ministerial A-voclMlan and turkey — Woodland PTA, has been sponsoring Holy Week Glenn Davis. Ij^nd area. On Thursday evening each church will have its own Mm Lyle Sandbrook and Mr. Maundy Thursday service. Good and Mrs Harold Brown want to Friday services ■ will be held at thank everyone that worked so the Zion Lutheran Church. The luird on the fair. It takes the seven pastors of the community full cooperation of everyone to make such a big tiling ns the choir from tach church will prci-cnt the spatial music. Easter were Sunday visitors with his Sunrise wrvlcr-n will be held at the Kilpatrick United Brethren sc'“”' “““““ and their grandson. Greg, left for rtonaa on auuruay. niau ! Florida ontospmd Saturday. 2. XTpian two April w^ks al (their new home in Winter Ho-1 ven and in Ft Lauderdale with I friends, and they also plan to |*top in Atlanta en route to visit i their daughter. Nancy. Visiting the William Eastj mans for the month of April are Mrs. Eastman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lofqulst of Pitte- Golnek son of Mr. and conu T. Golnek of Del- pop Got rocks in your water? j The Walter Eatons entertainI cd their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Eaton and Marsha, of Thcrfe'x no need to put iHi that nasty old I.cclirone and family for dinner Sunday. ' I Visiting Mrs. Eva Edger a i weekend ago were her daughter. I , Mrs. Ed Matthews of Sebewaing, i and her granddaughter, Gayle Bllen Tinker of Auburn. On | Monday evening Mrs. Edger cn. ners Telephone Company was, for fire protection for another tertaln«l Rev. and Mrs. Lester DcGroote of Nashville and Mrs. hold recently with reports show­ LaMar of Thornapple Resort for IjUsI week Friday Mr. and Mis. amner *nd accompanied them to ing ‘ Leon Dunning attended an in-1 Grand Rapids where they ot­ were reelected directors. * Mr. ic rest Ing sale al Jennlson. It was tended the Cantata. "No Greater and Mrs. Leslie Kelley have been a dispersal sale of about 80 head I-ove. by John W. Peterson at enjoying a threo-wcek European of Guernsey cattle offered by; the Clvte Auditorium. Mrs. Emma Matthews of Setour as members of a Kellogg Harold Jennlson and son at tto-tr Company group Spain and parte Rush Creek farm. It exemplified l»-*aing was a guest of Mrs. of North Africa were, placaf two facts—one, Che urbanization Clayton McKeown a few days or tana lorracriy i&nucv, nnu trie —- ----- -- , Grace Edmorute han sold stop mutual meeting held lost other the increasing number of ! 1 Saturday at the Hickory Fire selm of dairy animals. Indiana her home al 306 S. Michigan to buyers were much in evidence. 1*. and Mrs W^ A Buehler and The very favorable prices paid ; Is now moving UUs week into her and the treasurer. The Increase for these animals reminds us apartment at 511 8. Jefferson. ~ ' of paper work required by new again of ttou. rise In the price | of milk. * Mr. and Mrs. Douglas! the christening of the little Gidnder and Martha were In grandson. Latite Douglas Tranrnary to extend the one mill tax Landng last Sunday to attend tliam. an unlimited supply of aoft pure, filtered water, just remember those three little words Phone 945-5102 313 N. Boltwood will be dosed Monday. April 11 to gire the teuclicrs and stu­ dents a day's vacation. * Lions Club will be hold Tuesday, April fallow. Worship services will be helej at all the churches al their tegular hour. Plan to attend the church of jwr choice. If you do not hare a home church now, Recvivol meetings will be held this Is a perfect time to find one at the United Brethren Church and make it a weekly visit if not more often. Hickory Corners THERE WAS A TIME WHEN to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schmidt al Lokevtew Hospital. * Sympathy of the community Is extended to Mrs, Milton Ixinaar A FOOL AND HIS MONEY WERE SOON PARTED—NOW IT HAPPENS TO EVERYBODY Lynn Lawrence br., received the TV set al the drawing at Ben- Mrs. Jennie Greer and Mrs. Nina Bolyen arc both on ti»e sick list. Mrs. Bolyen has law with her daughter. Mrs. Bethel Day of Battle Creek * Mrs. Fred She­ riff is in Florida again called Mrs. Richard Martin and Mrs. Ben Croker entertained recent­ ly with a aliower for Miss Kathy Bromley. Thia Saturday she will THE WISE ONES Mill xovo ... for a home . . . children's education . . . emergencies . . . refire- and pay high aarnings at Hastings Savings & ■/< ON ALL % SAVINGS * Harold Hubka, on FFA boy from NaMivUle. sepnt the week­ end with Mr. and Mr*. Leon Dunning. Jim Stein, who ha* worked at the Dunnings for the Intpala Sport Sedan, just idtal you med for a smoofh-flontg rucatum! CHEVROLETS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS FOR SMOOTHING OUT ROUGH ROADS And right now for a Double Dividend, you get a buy that'll smooth out your budget! week to Ids home In Evart. * Donald DcITicster was taken conctous for several days with spinal meningitis. He Is much improved at this writing and out of isolation, but sUll very weak at Leila Hospital. Easter is being appropriately observed by the churches here. The Methodist Church will hold a Maundy Thursday observance Thursday evening. On Good Friday there will be a service from 12; 45 till 1:45. Easter Sun­ day there will be a special ser­ vice. 77k Wesleyan Church choir CHEVROLET DOUBLE DIVIDEND DAYS! NO. 1 BUYS • NO. 1 CARS Now at your Chevrolet dealer’s Buys on (hose hij» beautiful Chevrolets have never been better! Chevrolets with expensive car looks, expensive car luxury. With solid value features like Delcolron generator, self-adjusting brakes, long-lasting Magic-Mirror finish. Right now you can find just the color, pouer and body style you want. And right now your Chevrolet dealer’s making it mighty easy tobuy it.See him! BODY BY FISHER means beauty, durability, lasting value. Eight features now standard for your added^afety-including twospeed electric windshield wipers, back-up lights, seat b'elts front and Clarence Cheney Jr., entertain­ ed At n family gathering honor­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cheney Sr . for their 47th wed- OVER 700 cushionersand sound deadeners, including bushings, grommets and mountings, screen out road shock and noise in every Chevrolet. grandpa Cheney's birthday. * The Camp Fire girls and the Blue Bird group have made Easter baskets far the patients back. A HUSKY COIL SPRING at each wheel gives you a ride that’s softer, quieter. Jetsmoother. Ian Chapman Are group leaders. speaker al the Heritage Club meeting at the Wesleyan Church on Tuesday evening. April 12. 136 E. State St. All kinds of rood buys all In one place... at your Chevrolet Phone Wl 5-3853 All Savings Insured Up to $10,000 with F.S.LI.C. MEMBER FEDLHA1 HUM! LOAN 81H IV .if M mlsalonary tn the Oongo. The annual meeting of 4 the stockholders of the Hickory Cor­ LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �HASTINGS BANNER 152 ■HF. HASTINGS BANNER PRICED TO SELL SAVE $ $ $ HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 1959 FORD 1 TON ... 1951 DODGE H TON Hastings. Michigan MAHLER MOTOR SALES 4/7 VI USED CARS IMS PONTIAC G.T.O. >r. Hardtop. 4 sp. 8 cyl. Powsteering, radio. New tires. .............................................. $2245 .1965 VOLKSWAGEN O1J Sedan. Radio, etc. 11,495 HtRAMBLER CLASSIC 700 Jr.' Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. whileill* AM-FM radio. ... $1395 1964 Dr. cyl, --I- FORD CUSTOM 506 Sedan. Cruls-a-matic. power steering, radio. $1,395 164 RAMBLER AMERICAN invertible. Stand. 6 Cyl Ra­ il. ‘ $1,095 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 LARKE BUICK and* CHEVROLET ,1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 4/7 HELP WANTED ATTENTION­ MEAT CUTTERS and BUTCHERS Opportunity available for exCrtenced men on a full time sis. Pine working conditions with full benefits. QUALITY RESTAURANT SUPPLIERS 100 Page Street Marshall, Mich. Ph. 781-3989 ACCEPTING • APPLICATIONS FOR BOTH 1965 CHEVROLET MALE AND FEMALE FOR IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT Flex Fab Inc. 1965 PLYMOUTH 1843 Gun Lake Rd. 945-2433 An Equal Opportunity Employer 1963 FORD FASTBACK Dr. Hardtop 8 Cj'l. Auto. Exllent condition $1,495 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 invertible. Ford -o-matic. 8 rU w walls, radio. $1,095 1962 GALAXIE ^00 Wl 5-5052 Wl 5-2426 1964 GALAXIE 500 Dt. Sedan. Buntundy and Ute. Automatic. 8 Cyl. Wliitetfla. Power steering. >...$1,595 1964 T. BIRD Dr. Hardtop Power steering id brakes Automatic 8 Cyl. ne owner$2,595 GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. JaHanon NOTICES 1964 PONTIAC SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Quality structures built experienced crews. Dr. Cruis-u-matlc ya. -Powsterring. w walls, radio. $995 1964 THUNDERBIRD Dr. Auto. 6 cyl. whitewalls, dlo .. $595 1859 PLYMOUTH FURY’ Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl.. >wer steering, w walls, radio $395 Call SMILEY BUILDINGS Hastings, Mich. 1964 COMET 159 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Dr. Wagon Std 6 . $345 1964 FORD F25O M TON Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup, ree running front hubs 4 sp. cyl. Radio Heavy duty seat, reraise tires w spill wheel*. 1963 BUICK 616-945-9103 GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Stan's Wallpaper & Paint Store 1963 GMC PICKUP hort box. 3 ip. V6 Engine ustom cab. radio, dual spotghte. lutone. .. $1,345 1963 PONTIAC JenneR Ford Inc 18 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 GIRLS' DRESSES Sizes 3 to 14 1963 BUICK ELECTRA ART MEADE, Salesman HAT8 and PURSES 1 CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY) WALK UP AND SAVE! ANNES KEN FIELD, 945-4054 Guide In ONE WHITE CANE <for the blind) selection of MEN S SUITS. SPORT COATS BUICK BARGAINS In The Banner Want Ad section . . . Hastings' wp Shopping Guide: Top val- UIaction I Call Wl 4-JUL PUBUCATIOX OXDKX. PVXLICATIOX OMDIB. DISPLAY CLASH>1 IB PUXUCATIOX OBDBB CARDS OF THANKS • IN MtMORIAMS—2c per weed. PUBLICATION OBDBB. IS—a REAHM MOTOR SALES yUXUOATIOX OBDBX. Vi price. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Used Farm Machinery ■orient XT puaoxa claimixo rITH UNDER TAX DEED MINIMUM llATE—50c for Twenty Word., CASH >An—1 1965 MERCURY* PARKLANE 1961 DODGE PIONEER 4 Dr. Breezeway Sedan A one 1 4 Dr. fl Cyl -$495 owner. Like new. Full power. ............. -........................... $2,850 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 MERCURY* MONTEREY 2 Dr.—$795 4 Dr. Sedan. $1395 FORD GALAXIE 500 1952 DODGE 4 TON PICKUP . 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steer- 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 I and brakes. Radio., w. walls. 4 Dr $1,495 1957 CHEVROLET BELAIRE rj few miles. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN One owner$1,195 MERCURY SEDAN Many more dependable used . Monterey 4 Dr, automatic 1964 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE can and trucks to choose uismlsslon. power steering Custom$2395 from. d brakes, whitewalls, radio. 1963 CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 Dr. Sedan$2395 CADILLAC DE VILLE . Beautiful black finish, full 1963 CONTINENTAL wer and all the extras, fully 4 Dr Sedan$2,795 aranteed. 1963 MERCURY HARDTOP Custom. $1395 PONTIAC CATALINA 220 W State . Power steering and power 1963 MERCURY HARDTOP Wl 5-2454 akes Beautiful green Jlnish. Breezeway. 2 Dr. Std trans tw car trade. USED CAR CENTER PONTIAC SPORT COUPE 1963 MERC. COLONY PARK Corner Michigan & Court Station Wagon. One owner. . Catalina with power steerWl 5-3903 Like new! . 11.750 g. radio, whitewalls, fully rendi Honed. 1962 FORD FALCON Station Wagon. Automatic Dr. CHEV. CONVERTIBLE Radio “ * ...$650 II FIRM IMPLEMENTS . . Impala with V-8 engine, itomatk transmission, radio, 1962 OLDS STATION WAGON One owner. Extra good condi-1 iltewall tires, sharp car. . tlon! One local owner. ..$1350 FALCON SEDAN |963 DODGE HARDTOP . . 6 cylinder with standard Lancer G.T. $695 uumlsslon for top economy. 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. $1,050 OLDS SEDAN 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR —John Deere Utility Tractor Station Wagon. V8.$ 950 with New Idea Loader w/hyand brakes. Hydramatlc. draulic bucket. ' 1961 PONTIAC STARCHIEF | 4 Dr. Sedan4 795 —I.H.C. H Tractor. Good shape. IWAGEN CONV. 196! COMET —John Deere R Diesel Tractor. w/walls. 4 Dr. Sedan. g 495 —Used Wheel Horse Lawn Trac­ 1962 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE tor with mower and blade. HLLAC HARDTOP Custom. ................. ......... .$1,195 Dr. Jet black- finish, —1946 John Deere B Tractor. ghly reconditioned. Starter and lights. USED TRUCKS: 1965 FORD <4 TON —Used 3 pt. Rear Blades—7fL Has radio....................... $1,625 —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ 1963 CHEVROLET 1 TON per. A-l shape! One owner. ..................... $1250 —Case 95 Spreader. Almost Ilk*, 1963 FORD ECONOLINE BUS new I 8M58 ................................ . LEGAL? CLASSIFIID AD PAGE PHONE Dependable Trade-In Post For Happy Hunters OLDS CONVERTIBLE . Dynamic 88. power steering d brakes, new car condition d warranty. • IMS MUSTANG PHONE Wl 5-3481 Thursday. April 7, 1966 SPRING FEVER' SALE NTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC PROVEN STATE W. tried Colander of Special Events PidurUl 300 Norlh McKinley A Hallie Creek. Mleklaea PUBLICATION ORDER . AFRICAN VIOLET SHOW African Violet Show. Grand Rapids Museum. April 15-16, 1011--" * am. to 8 pm. No admission ' charge. Everyone invited. PUBLICATION OBDBB. PUBLICATION OBDBB. NOTICES Heating - Plumbing Service r । - Philip H. MU Philip >1. MIRbrll. Ju New • Remodel • Repair KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 Classified Paragraphs $3.47 up A R EXPERT TREE SERV­ FOR BALE — Window casing, it Awtomativo ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ double window and storm wln- ★ Miicollonaoxa moval Free estimates. Insured Abo screen^ Double sink In STALK SHREDDERS FOR I FOR SALE—2-door 1967 Pontiac. Phone OL 1-6086. Nashville Mich. tf cabinet. 36" Roper gas stove206 N. Mkhlgsa Wl Motor perfect. Good tires. Also RENT— Francisco Farm Sup12500. Outdoor lantern for , 150* rope. Richard His ted. ply. M37 SO. 945-3150. post. Ph. Wl 5-5934 . 4/7 117H N. Mich. 4/7 WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or wood ALFALFA HAY —30c per bale. INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ sash. Burkey Auto Glass A 1983 JEEP WAGONEER - 4 TLED GABI Sea Carl & Betty's 600- cap. Electric brooder. 810. Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer ­ wheetdrlve — Warren-hubs. Appliances before you buy! RCA automatic washer and son, Hastings. tf I $1350. Call Richland 629-9495. They Sell—They Install—They electric dryer. $30. Wl 5-4860. / ' 4/14 Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 South. tf SERVICE — Mercury outboard Once ogoin It's time fa HEADQUARTERS FOR: motors. New and used boats. +r For Solo—Real Estate Truck Parts & Equipment clean and treat teed oats] ir NoHcm Flote Boats Trailers and ac­ NEW—USED—REBUILT cessories. M-66 In NashvIlls. 200 ACRE FARM—Can be used Transmissions, rear ends, muf­ OL 8-3861 or OL 3-6074. tf flers. clutches. Truck Bodies of for general farming. Fenced Wo Alto Have all types, hoists and winches. wall. Buildings In good condi­ « rubber stamp with your new CALHOUN TRUCK PARTS & DOING INCOME TAX RE­ tion. Call 823-2719 (Delton). tf IIP Code number. Three-llne Certified Seed Potatoes EQUIPMENT CO.. 734 Lafay­ TURNS at your place or mine stamp with your name, ad­ ette St. Battle Creek. Mich. z after 4 pm. G. W. Spencer. dress and ZIP number for 2/3 ACRE Call A/C 616 962-0760. 4 Jfl 1001 8. Dibble, Hastings. Ph. M-26. This includes, postage Wl 5-5058. 4/14 BORDERS A NICE CREEK and sales tex. Burpee's Spec­ FOR BALE — -54 Chev. H ton ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich, pickup. Good condition. Runs EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' Almost new 3-bedroom modern good. Reasonable. Ph. 795-9461. and men's clothing. Phone Wl home Just outside city limits. ■ 4/14 Lovely large back yard. School CARPET CLEANING IS EABY 5-5714, 5604 Gun Lake Rd Tailor Shop tf bus goes by the door. Will with Host New Electric Uptrade for house in town of Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ ★ Butineao Opportooltioe LANDSCAPING - Garden plow­ equal value. work. Clean 180 square feet ing. tree trimming, lawn mow­ Phone Wl 5-4791 for only 1696. Hastings Floor ing and stump removal. Phone INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY after 5 pm. Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ 653-9191. 4/141 tings. Phone Wl 5-5118. tf Duplex rental units or homes. We build and finance on your TWO ACRES on paved road 3‘4 lots. Write: miles from town. Lovely spot ITS JACOBS PHARMACY Darwin Benjamin FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM with trees. Phone 945-9436. 4/7 HOMESTEAD CORP. SERVICE I No charge tar over­ THINKING ABOUT A NEW Sunfield. Michigan size prints. tf ELECTRIC RANGE? Come In # Help Wonted or phone 36200 and see the 30" Prigldalre 4/28 FARM LOANS-5loans are school ranges and save $50 still available! Refinance that Used tn Home Ec classes In Attention: contract or other debts, buy SALES REPRESENTATIVE more land, or Improve your Consumers Po^er Co. 945-3474. Because of greatly expanded Men and Women property with a long-term line of products, we have an 4/14 Do you need extra money to real-estate mortgage. See Fed­ opening In this area for a eral Land Bank, Ionia, or Bales and Service Representa­ TABLE PAPER — For picnics, supplement present earning? If you have car and phone phone 527-4510. 4/29 family reunions, lots of uses tive. Full time work, Thorough 40- by 300' $3.50 at The Ban­ you may qualify for top-paying on the job training — good Job as House of Puller repre­ TRADE IN THAT OLD GAS ner office. tf earnings. Home nights. Pen­ sentative. sion plan. Group Insurance, RANGE — We will consider a paid vacation, profit ‘ sharing FOR SALE —50 tons first and i More Ilian 10,000 men and trade toward a 30" Roper or second cutting hay, alfalfa and women now eam upwards of plan, and many other benefits. Caloric Gas Range. Big sav­ brome. Call Hickory Comers $60 weekly working 15 to 20 For personal Interview call or ings on these school ranges. flexible hours. 671-6216. tf write J. R. Carson. 1048 WentFree delivery and connection For more Information write: land Dr, Mason, phone 676­ on our lines. Consumers Rower 2120. ' - FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR FULLER BRUSH CQMPANY Co. 945-3474. 4/l< PUBLICATION OBDBB. —Use Rexal)** fast permanent. 2488 Gaywood Regular 12.00—Now SIAM). No Kalamazoo or phone: FI 5-2946 TWO LADIES to work In nurs­ pre-shampoo — No after odor. ing home, one mornings and Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. one afternoons. Sunset Acres Phone Wl 5-5662 or Wl 5. 3768. 4/14 REDUCE SAFE. SIMPLE AND c'hFtv national bank or nJf' FAST with OoBese Tablets TI.K < RKKK. - - - LADY TO WORK part ume In Week's supply only 98c. Jacob's downtown store. State experi­ Pharmacy. 4/14 ence and age. box No. 1007. BLUEBIRD, wren and martin houses for sale after 5 pm. SALESMEN IN HASTINGS 'Ollcreft" Woodworking Shop, AREA — Part or full time to Gun Lake Road. Wl 5-3549. call on restaurants, motels 4/7 CaU Delton 623-2378. BELT. PULLEY AND BUZZ RIO FOR FERGUSON Oil FORD TRACTOR -- Excellent A’PetMuole condition Also three bushels June clover seed. Phone Wl 5­ 5611. tf FULL TIME CLERK WANTED ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSIn Ready-to-Weur department eo. 171, Hastings Telephone WHITE CONCESSION TRAIL­ SP H8*3?®’ MteUn«» even Apply In person. Pannalee's 4r Bwilneti Servicea ER—Equipped with gas corn Monday. 8 pm. J Store, Hastings. 4/14 popper and tray, hot dog ABLE-BODIED MEN for perma ­ steamer, sno-cone equipment, 1887 CALENDARS —Wide varl★ Wonted nent year around work with coffeemaker, soft drink dis­ h’triM hr held penser. refrigerator. stainless large .water well-drilling con­ per hundred. Order now and tractor. Excellent advancement steel double sink. Two serving pay after Sept. 1. Also book opportunities for mechanically WORK WANTED - L*»ni to windows. 1130 8. Park St, matches. Call: Battle Creek, « copy ■■ aiCUJUTY NATIONW°l\ Pr,ferr*d Ph. Inclined Individuals. Challeng­ Hastings. Wl 5-9638. 4/7 WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. it. BANK. Bailie Creek. Mi<hl|.a, ws o-nu. . ing outdoor work with oppor­ tf 2* DARI MILK COOLERS? 3 yra. will.; to w wave, tunity travel wu throughout old. 250-375 gal, 8650 to $900. L E C T RIC Razors repaired— Special—Your razor cleaned Clarksville. 8200 per acre. 35 WHWK. WdUWH.------------ "“iraom _ wu, p., „ lubricated and sharpened, only large Holstein heifers, due —----- —-— — --------------------- I good quality Umber \ultebli 8198. Service and satis faction Base Months, 8250. Tel. MO 9- ( HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS 9236. Edward W. Tanis, RL| young male help. Call: Wl 5-| for taw logs. Write: Box itj.4.' fSMTaX.0™*- *“ « giving tocauoa of farm Jenison, Mich. WINICK'S FARMERS FARM BUREAU SERVICES LEGALS 4/7 8164. tf �Card of Thanks and tn Memoriam CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS thoughtfulness in the recent death of our beloved husband and father, Richard Slocum. The lovely Rowers, contributions to pital, Dr. Myers and Dr. Hueb­ ner for my care while in the hospital, the neighbors, Iriendi and family for food, card* and nowera. Thank you all. • Freeport 2;“"-^—r®u. LEGALS iv’s. mwi" t»*Uk«r Mettxxilat Church In Hexing*. Saturday. * Bonito Demnod of ef greatly appreciated. A special CARD OF THANKS thank* to our neighbor* for their We want to thank neighbor*. thoughtfulness and help. Rev. Curtl* for hl* comforting ma­ and children were Sunday din­ hospital with a fractured hip. Mr. and Mr*. Jeaee Blough were last Monday supper guest* of their daughter and family, Mr. Thank* so very much. Mr* Richard Slocum Bobble and Wand* Slocum much appreciated. Wretha and Guy McNee Charles Gibbs . halnllff. ’* It >« Ordered that on April 1*. wltii the Frank Dutcher family. use. al 10:00 A.M., In Ik. Probate Oourtroow. lU.llno. MJrJtlsao, • E-X*VdXXXri? Icea. Rev. Houseman for hl* and_.P?H“ck HospKal .for message and comforting words' wonderful care, and the VFW and the Elmores* for their mes-1 Auxiliary for providing such a nice lunch. The Family ne*s will never be forgotten. May . God bless each one of you. ABD OF THANKS ? W..« Aaayrl* X William Reid and family I wi*h to thank all those that । Barry county, Mkhd.a. sent letters and cards while I • CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the Spon- wa* tn the hospital at Braden­ • able Funeral Home. Rev. George ton. Florida, and after my return home. were greatly apElliot. Dr.. MV, Morrill, I Ul. nurses at ------ They -­ Pinnock Hospital, relatives, predated, friends and neighbor*, for their klndneu and helpfulnra* during . the time of the loss of our baby, IN MEMORUM Ln loving memory of our Lisa Kay. . Mother and. Grandmother, An­ Robert and Kay Shaeffer netta E. Scobey, who passed Mr. and Mrs. Harley Shaeffer Mr. and Mrs. lanne* Kenfleld away 3 year* ago April 8. National Baskin* eorporotloa, *M Plaintiff, and Carnallua Orback and Rava Orback. huabud and wWo, Rich­ ard M. Bauar. aa Guardian of tha Katato or Cornallua OrMob. Maolallr Thursday overnight guest*l wens and daughters ware Sun- call Court tar Ute Cot ttLs •5'^asid Inllowin* drarrlbed property. vie; Land alluatod la the Town.klp Barry. County of Barry. State Mlehion. to wit: al ten o'clock A.U Th. payable at tha date i upggi tha debt aacurod ra*i? th. nB of *13.7 bated March 4, 1888. ’’ THE .FKDkllAL LAND BANK OF 8AJNT PAUL It la Ordered that, on, April I9««. at BOO AM, tn the Pro Courtroom. Haattefi. Mkbi*a* bearla* bo bald i-o the petltlae Mildred Smith. Adnininratrli. Publication and arevteo shall ado aa provided by atelola KOTICE or MOBfOAOS SALE Will Within our heart* the Uveth *UU. prove tholr claim Though sunshine passes and datanHnod. Crvditora i shadows fall. Loves remembrance outlast* them all, ■ And though the years be many Orley Burns of Lowell and Mr. temoon the ladle* and their «« Chariea Cocanower of daughter* sped acme time in Goahen, Ind-, wise last Tuesday visitor* of Mrs. Ruth Bleem. ♦ Mr and Mrs. Alfred My«a Mr. and Mra Boyd and family of Bowens Mills were LoweU were Sunday luncheon — _ ...._____ _____- ...______ , oiKwta nd hwr mother. Mra Rudi* Plaintiff xoo Bulldin* Harley, Ruth and Michelle Ear! 10. in and 173 tbarvef. N'OTICE IB HEREBY dlVEN. ild mort*a*a will ba forocloaod rvora A. Valla, ir allowance ot 1 Aaairnmaot of rnlhlrd tbanlo. •rurlty Naitnnal Hank Hulhllna Crtwk. Mlrhlgao 4/S SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for Northwcrt the Southv All in Rtrtlon NlatMo .hip foor (4) XortU'i (•» W..I; ». flubirft to Tita Drala For Banner Classified Axis Call Wl 6-3481. Blough visited Mra. Blough and Veroar Blough of Hastings, new baby at Blodgett Hoepltol ---------- -— Friday. Mrs. LUllan Tubbs and moth­ er and friend of Grandville visited Mrs. Stella Tubba at the beds can be prepared—will booet A Richard Shoebridge home Sun­ com yields substantially. day. * Mildred Griffin ot Boa­ Michigan State University crop tings returned home Thursday scientist reports that corn plantafter two weeks with Mr. and ■ — —----- - —, <____ -----Mrs. Richard Shoebridge. * Mr. percent more than mld-May and Mra. Richard Abel and aom planted grain. •­ of Kalamasoo were weekend Alaska, largest Slate tn the United States, has the smallest Clair Cluma Other Bunday dlncapital. Population of Juneau I* 7.200. the National Geographic MarUn Tuttle and son of Alto. Commencing Business Directory Lawrence prothera Newton, son Bill and Joe BuehRapids visitors Thursday. ★ Mr. and .Mrs Tim Kidder and chil­ Blanchard in Grand Rapid*. Sunday dinner dren were Sunday dinner guests Saturday. * Mr*. Gary McGhee. * Mr. and i Grand Rapid*. * Mrs. Robert are filled with remem- OF DISTINCTION Orvin Allcrdlng returned home (mer King of Ionia. * Mr. and Wednesday aflter three week* In Mrs. James Cool. Rodney. RooeButtorworth Hospital following mary and Lorry helped BUI Ncwcelebrate his Ida 15th 15lh birthday aurgcry ★ The Freeport Exten- ton odebrate ___ . v.________ _ __ I-... J. Mra Robert Newton attended the Mrs. Jack Bowman of Hastings North '« roll to b«»taaln*;' Dated: Mucb 8. 1868. David A. Dlmmari. dpaclal Circuit | Court Coaml.aloner, Barry LEGALS MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Klmmle arid Devony Moore of Hasting* spent Sunday with brate their 43rd wedding onnl- CARD ,OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thank* and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, flowers, appreciation to everyone for the card*, prayer* and food brought Masses, flower*, cards and food in, also the Baptist Church, Gold Star Mothers. Star Orange, Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. Jolly J Uli Hobby Club and neigh-1 £iank„£’- D?n^',y, Kawleb boralunch who *fter so graciously served ’ Ur*. aid. Birk al and theFacility nurses the th~7Xral^ theBlair, Medical CARD OF THANKS We sincerely want to thank nurses, doctors, neighbors, friend* and relative* for the acts of kindness shown us at the time of the death of Ernest McNee, our brother and father. Your help wo* really appreciated. Mr. and Mr*. Guy McNee Mrs. Stella Christie Mr. and Mr*. Pearl McNee Mr. and Mrs Victor McNee Alto. APRIL 1, 1966 INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Owner Xoik* I. Olvea th.i a H.sriac on the Prtlllan of FETER JON AOOBTI tor tbo «boa*inr ot bio onmo U> PETER JON BTRAUIIE. will bv h.ord in tho Pt<4mI«. Courtroom, Ruling.. Mirhlgnn. on April IB th al State Farm Imuranc* All Forms of AUTO — Fill BONDS Swanson Inaurance Ineuronco and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS "We're As Near As Your Telephone' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Appliance 0* General Repair WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR —Expert wOtkmimhlp. Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. Sl*t* St. Phone Wl 5-5316. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Hal­ ting* Floor Covering, 123 W. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Cuaranleed workmanthip. Also all kind* of Jewelry Repair and The Hastings Banner Keep It in a H ondy Place for Future Reference LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field. Pumping <$24.00 for 1st Mower*. E. L. Carpenter H*rd- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Waler 1,000 gal*.). Call 945-5482. System*. Sold, Installed, serviced. Lewi* Electric. Cloverdale 623­ 5381. Goncrete Product! KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Automobile & Machinery GET YOUR READY-MIX from th< •t Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co Repair / Phone Wl 5-2123. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Headquarter* foe hospital •up- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVlie*. Gardner**. Phone 945­ IICE—First class work. Call Wl 2)34. Co. Home office 822 S. Benton 5-5085, Burkey Sale* and ServState Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX- Busineta Services Offered WILL COST $>| QQ PER YEAR IN BARRY IM COUNTY R------------------ $ /LOO FOR 2 YEARS ” IN BADDY COUNTY IN BARRY COUNTY $>| 50 PER year A1IT, — OUT-OF-COUNTY ---------------- FOR 2 YEARS OUT-OF-COUNTY to your specification*. Farm Bur­ Miicellaneout eau Service*. M37 So., Wl 5- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — parti and'-auppliea. McCulloch ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ PAIRED in hjavy garment*. Red Wing Sporting Boot* and Shoes Beebe’* Shoe Shop. 123 S. Subscriptions to Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ICE — 24 hour Service (black and white). Jacob* Prescription Phartnacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYKS COLOR CEN­ TER — Rew wood or finished frames. Alto, custom framing •>•>1 XI/ k/ill $Q 00 FOR 3 YEARS $ A 00 FOR 3 YEARS O IN B--- --------------IN BARRY COUNTY OUT-OF-COUNTY CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — MOBILE HOMES SALES — Del1* Auto Wrecking and Del** Phil­ Fabrica in Barry County. Kirsch lip* W. M37 So.. 945-5141 RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, Recored. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Radio, TehviUa* Repairing Wl 5-5178. GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP—All wither*, dryer* ind imill home TROPHY CENTERappliance*. Call 945-2317. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treePhon* 945-5316. year on Setchai I-Carlaon Color VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARIn our new building at 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — TVS, RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ and aupphes. Kelley Electric la. Goodyear Bro*. Phone Wl ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio 5-5052. Electric, 222 S. Jefferaon. ton. Phone Wl 5-9187. Hastings. Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Lifted in Thh Weekly Service and Repair Guido ALL PRESENT SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE SUBJECT TO NEW PRICES ONLY AFTER EXPIRATION DATE �- I stings Airfield Activities Increase Facilities, Appearance Improve family gathering Cleaned and painted lounge. Personal Mention cilltles and drinking fountain. 1 Cleaned rubbish and trash out KuxMrrle Petro of BJoomlng- building*, along the road, off taxi-way* and apron. Sprayed sumac andjwlsdn Ivy. ■ taking flying lesson* and In removed brush and tree* out of Ir l**t meeting that i February JO transit pilot* and guide angle approach areas, re-' tone at the Heatings air- I IM lacal filer* used (he Held's moved scrub* from around J fscllllles. buildings and airport property. I Installed cable fence to sepa­ (be field since laat July. ;, _ Many "houM-xeeping" Improvrrf'Sunior pointed out that rncnU were made. Bunlur re­ rate vehicle parking from visitor Edward Prentice had been! ported. They included: a* attendant - operator at, painted tetrahedron a.;d acg- vatlon area from the airport apron. rld. all hangar* have been mented circle. Installed cables 3(X feet long 1 and there 1* a waiting Replaced 80 octane gas pump for tie-down area, safe distance Mt July four hangar* ware | and checked U^octax^ pump. from Taxi-way and apron. Painted the unpainted portion of tiie living quarters and re­ decorated the interior. Repaired and Installed the unicorn system. Seal-coated ramp In front of main hangar Completed the ceiling in the main hangar and Insulated the entire celling. apend Easter with her daughter. .. __ ■ Twin Ozman* nt Grand Rapid*. Suatn Anne Cushman, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. James R. Cuatunon of Kalamazoo and granddaughter of Mra Bernard Real, left Saturday. April 2. by with Mr*. Elliott and Laurie. Michael Engle, a student al plane from Detroit to *pend Denison College in Granville. three weeks tn England with Dr. and Mra. Lloyd Averill and famcatlon with 1 "Snap" Englee. Trainor. n n the Rusaell Evans as they plan to be in Watervliet, Ohio for the Christening of their youngest grandchild._Rebecca Jo, the daughter of the Robert” Evans .IRONSIDE n — Telephone* — Thanks Seminar on Brain Injured Children In Kalamazoo 221 E. State Strcet-*-P.O. Box 287, Hastings VI 5-5131 Wl 5-5344 ... So much to everyone who voted for me Mon­ Mira PhyUte Phlllipp, president Aiaocloilon, has announced that and Kalamazoo has been selected an a site for on area-wide seminar on brain damaged children to be grain storage, were obtained free but money la needed for dismantling, moving and erecting held on May ID at the Western Michigan Student Center. Sponsoring organizations In- । ant. * Mr and Mrs. Don Wolf and family were Sunday gueato dude Kalamazoo District Nurses I, Association. Michigan League for of Mr. and Mr*. Ray Hom tf Nursing, Michigan Association of | By Mrt. Fern Hawblitz i B«»le Creek. Cerebral Palsy. Michigan Asaz MHkvUte <11-2102 1 ------------ •------------- ' aocintion for Retarded Children | The C. B. Howes are planning and the Michigan Epilepsy CeilLetter of March SI: )to spend Easter with their daughMr. and Mra. Merle Scott. Jr., j ter. the Dick Kellys, of Marshall, Program developments which from Ironton were Tuesday over-' will Include local and national Guenther Suggetlt i night guests of Mr. and Mrs. medical resource people will bo Penpie. Vote, to Set Marshall Green of Thomapple announced nt a later date. Pruapedalut* in manumeats uulptarid from Salad Bant Lake. Mr. and Mr*. Blair HawAllocation of Money blllz and Kenny were Friday nurses and other professional I Barry County's Tax Allocation callers. * Mr. and Mrs Don jxrsonneL v I Commission, which holds it* Wolf entertained the Home 1 Builders Sunday School class of Sophomore Gaye Cooley, goalie nm meeting April 18. is expectBest Memorial on Michigan State's 1D66 NCAA1 ed to consider In addition to' the Naxarene Church at their hockey title team, was named school, county and township' home Saturday for a pancake, and sausage supper * Mrs. Ida ; the most valuable performer in, budgets, a recommendation from' Nlcewander of Baseline .road the championship tourney at ----------------. -Schools - ------------ ­ Hastings Supt of Rich Minneapolis. ard J. Guenther that the people’ called last Monday on Mr. and be permitted to vote on perma­ Mrs. Vent Hawblitt. Paul and nent millage with a possible’ Marcia Bell were Sunday callers Don Wolf attended the elecoverall increase from the 15-mlllI UPHOLSTERING trieal Inspection school at the’ limitation to 18 mills. The Tax Allocation Commls- Kellogg Center al MSU Friday • Free Eilimaltt in tfcs Hal­ and Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs ting Are* on ThartJsys. member this Spring. Third Blair HawbllU and Kenneth • Pickup and Delivery. Ward Aldrramn Edward B. were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Orlie VanSyckle of Lacey • Many Semples. Probate Judge Phillip H. Mit­ and were Sunday callers of Mr. • 10 Year* Sama Location. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson of chell to the Commission. near Freeport * Mr. and Mrs. THE FURNITURE Othera on the commlralon in- AUSIU IU nll u Mra. Austin, Schantz „ and Mr.. „, and C U2* ^U,\n“V2RS Vem HawbllU called Sunday on BUILDING 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reuhs of chairman; Leo Verllnde, Middle­■ Duncan Lake near Caledonia. ville: County Supt. of Schools1 They also called at the Otto Harold Stockwell; County Treas­' Fischer home Phone 374-3523 urer Verland Gillespie and Coun­ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mitchell) ty Clerk William Cridler. The chairman of the finance, and family from Lake Odessa) Friday guests of Mr. and I committee of the Board of Sup­) were Mrs. Don Wolf and family. ★ | ervisors. who now is Earl Mc-' Mr. and Mrs. Vem HawbllU at­ Klbbln. is also automatically n tended the baton twirling con-1 member of the tax allocation test at tiie Plainwell school on ) M-37 South । commission. 1 In his letter to the commission. Saturday Their granddaughter, I ' Cheryl Hawblitz, was a contestSupt. Guenther wrote: School Supt Asks Permanent Tax Millage Grant Memorial Day is for Remembering at Cambridge where they are making tikeir residence. Their daughter, Lmlle, u a friend ot Susan's. They will spend fou I days at Easter time bi Holland. Highbank 3 day . . . and the wonderful people ^ho campaigned in my behalf. Sincerely, Elsie Furrow HAHN-ECUPSE POW-R-BOY* ROTARY TILLERS -Lift Test" proves superiority Try it yourself. See how easily the wheels come up off the ground. 93% of the weight is on the tines, where it helps you dig. Powerful enough to pulverize, aerate, cultivate even hard-packed or grassy ground. Power reverse help* you back out of tight spots. $124.91. Wayne Hazel Francisco Farm Supply BILL DING WANTS TO KNOW. WHICH FIX-UP JOB FOR YOU IN APRIL? Add a Room Now—We'll be glad to give you an estimate and explain the ease of paying for needed materials. I2al« Only *2079 * M,"d' Let us modernize your kitehen for better "Pbr over thirty years parti­ cipating governmental agencies under County tex allocation have had a very unstable basis on which to plan their opera­ tion* for the ensuing year. ; “We submit ‘tentative' bud­ gets for the Allocation Board. Tite entire process involve* a lot of guesswork and unneces­ sary labor. It puts into oppotitlon governmental units that might better be working to­ gether than bickering over the tex dollar. •‘There is a way out. and it-1* hoped that, by resolution, the Allocation Board might see flt to ask the Board of Supervisors to place tlie Issue on the ballot. Under our new State Constitu­ tion. the County may establish by a vote of the people a per­ manent millage with a possible overall Increase In the 15 mill limit to IB mills. **A permanent millage that could not be juggled every year would give the various partici­ pating unite an established base on which to operate. ‘‘Your consideration is ap­ preciated." PSWOCK HOSPITAL fKone 945-3150 ■ RACt'TF’T? X"VV SUNDAY, APRIL 10th TUNE IN TO OUR REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BROADCASTS FROM HASTINGS CHURCHES living. Free estimates. The average kitchen, 12 b 15. You Pay Only B*. Marts 30. CALEDONIA- Dawn Mclntn*. 7745 O'.’nrf Ul an M.rrN Porch? Patio? Dormer? Den? Garage? Game Room? Helsa Direct from the First Methodist Church of Hastings From 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. We do the Complete Job In Cooperationawith the Hastings Area Ministerial Association Pions . . . Materials . . . Construction. No Money Down Financing Have A New Home At The Old Address! YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS See our Discontinued Paint Colors at Bargain Prices! 'music WBCH Muck 30: CecU Krvba. B3 Marrk 31; Vl»l. I Mm>*«*1U>. B3.April d MIDDLEVILLE — Carrta M*cy. 3*3 NAgnynSjg-^Ovrt Bak«. Bl. Oleri* Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �1 The Hastings Banner Rutland Native Dies Wednesday At Newark, Ohio Larry Hewitt Returns from 6-Month Study Period Abroad as ‘K’ Student __ j a__i» w laxz Thursday, April 7, 1966 MEA Namet Roadmen Have Spring ‘Facial’ Preiident-Elect Underway-"And Cost Is Enormous Clifford D. Worden. Stowell, Thursday, March 31 at were held at 8 pra. 8 the Leonard-Osgood Pune State Highways' maintenance crews are beginning the annual pairing. landacaptog and woeg Spring "facial" along 9.200 miles Repairs corurtst of patchin* of State highways before the curtain rises on the Summer shoulders and frost holes, lin­ I sing 's Civic Center. ing and repainting center lines, The task facing the clean-up sign repair and miscellaneous Ucaahlp under MEA President I tasks ; Martha Zemke. Bay City, before Cryderman .said that both , ovrr U1 jujy of ]M7 for clean-up and repair, which usu-| on< yBBr • debris such as tree branches and ally get started aomeUme in I A MlchJpul Ua£lKr for u April, should be ahead of actwd* word^ raughT in Orand uie in aouUwm Michigan due before going to East at Strasbourg. France at the Mra. Russell Hewitt of Uke.j} Odresa, and a junior at Kala- Strasbourg. University, where he maroo College, returned March studied French grammer, litera­ ture and chemistry. 23 from a slx-month study and travel period in Europe In con­ He was born in Rutland Feb. junction with his scholarship, 24. 1874, the son of Samuel and granted him when he graduated Arabeile (Williams) Stowell. from high achooL Switaertand, Austria and Hastings Airport. He was a foreman at the old Hastings Table Company before grum before returning home moving to Newark in 1914 where they were allowed anoUba- three Newark Furniture factory until The foreign study program is weeks travel period. This time his retirement in 1940. a part of the courses taught and Larry traveled alone through He was a member of the 1* open to all students who southern Prance, visiting Inter­ esting title* such as Monaco. opportunity. I Nice. Monte Carlo. Bordeaux and L^ry Itft b, bou .Uh U» ___ a____ .. . . — crtxin at tru» IaHai-ve Dart ar- Frano.Thc group sp™"%£ ! * chartered bu* * Grvttxj ot Newark. week In Paris before separating I KaUma4O°wife, Dora; a son. Ralpl^ of lo go to their respective colleges I ------------ •------------and universities In the various I Michigan farmers spend over Mansfield. Ohio; a daughter. countries. 850 million a year on fertiliser. Mrs. O. W. (Alice) Blain of NeGlenn of Newark and George of pm. Saturday at Newark. Conference Head Speaks Sunday at Wesleyan Church Guest speaker at the Hastings I Wesleyan Methodist Church for Huff, president of the Wesleyan Michigan Conference. He will be pjn. Special music will be furn­ ished by the youth choir. Rev. Huff, a mldrnt ot Hao- Besides making A yearly visit Ta*tfi~ Three. ■ Fmm If**1' I DETROIT — ' s. cities use It for drinking the water gone? nd removing wastp, the public many Michlg ses it for recreation and fish­ dwellers have been asking png, farmers irrlgate'thelr land these days. Prof. -Andrew J.Kwilh it. the State's wildlife is Mozola of Wayne State Unlver- Weoendent upon it. and Great ally’s geology staff, who is I Lakes shippers need a maxicurrentiy doing ground water mum water level to negotiate research In southeastern Midi-1 the lakes' channels. Igan, explains the phenomenon. ‘ ' "Michigan must also share e Great Lakes with other "The lowered water level tates and Canada, ail of the Great Lakes and In hich have a right to draw of the State's 11,000 inland ater from them," says Dr. lakes are results of a tozola. condition that has prevail the Michigan area since I960, One of the current methods says Dr. Mozola. t conserving water is the "Lake levels fluctuate tn re­ lulldipg of dams to create sponse to climate," he explains, akesAhe points out. These In"and In turn depend upon what prease ground water ^storage we call the 'ground water and. because of the tendency level.’ This Is the height to bf the ground waler level lo which the ground Is saturated reach an equilibrium with the with water. Constant checking lake level, there Is an overall of wells maintained for obser­ increase In the height of the vation throughout lhe State has Uater table in the Immediate shown that this level Is declin­ Termination of the drought ing." ‘ is expected by geologists who The effect of the drought is base their opinions upon the also reflected in decreased fact that the dry condition is stream flow. J'local" to the Great Lakes "Michigan's water resources Area, while many other areas are in heavy demand," Dr. (■f the country are currently Mozola points out. "Industry paving more than their usual uses water for production pro- Falnfall. Allegan Has New $100,000 Fire House hlghway deportment an esti­ mated 34c to pick up this Spring, compared with 32c in 1983. In 1983. the maintenance division of | the highway department was al­ . lowed 8446,000 but had to spend I $506,582 to police the roods. Thia year It has been allotted 8600,­ 000. . Assistant maintenance oper­ ations engineer Sam Cryderman called the Winter accumulation of trash appalling. Beside* policing and repairing, de<T* fr(xn central SUU CoL maintenance crews will use as । lftt ln Bteverw Point. Wts_, and much as 8,000 gallons of weed )tli MA. degree from the Unlkiller and 200.000 pounds of; V(nity at Mirhlran • — — _ -a — .■ In —KmiiIo treatments" on State roods. . „ • ___ _ _____ highways Vortravti^^The Mfch* and Laurcl r,™m° the U’ of M’ ways maintains seven Travel In- Oodrreyi Godfrey'« mother. ■ formation Centers to point the Bernice Nailer of Lansing, tourist toward and along those wqi aj*o be with them. run stance, i& completely district* of the State showed that the Spring policing yield- The Summer patrols cover the 2.400 miles of four-lane high­ ways every two weeks and the C.800 miles of two-lane roads But heavy snows hide the lit­ ter during the Winter, making policing impossible. Extra crews arc needed then. In the Spring, to clean up the accumulation along State highways and in 104 and arena, 1,800 craaful effort waa made to float a bond Issue. Similar efforts failed Ln 1958 and 1967. The 34Sitton of Conference President foot polished brass pole Allegan PURPLE FOIL sunn $1.25 eases Sop. Aln»,_Pur Diapfay of slonary to Serria Leone. West to slide from their second floar Africa. dormitory to the engine room servos as the new flag pole. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Marsh of Howard City were overnight guests of Mrs. Henry Rogers laat C. FRANK (DADI ANGELL C. Erank (Dad) Angell. A returned Hospital. early Wednesday. March 30. Mr. SANDER'S Candies picnic table Mr. and Mra. Kenneth GreenApproxm^y 90 trucks Approximately 90 trucks and and field and son. Brandon, have 1300 men will be Involved In the moved to Grand Haven. ’ beautifying process this Spring. For Easter Giving and Enjoyment. MILLER Church in Hastings and wax a member of the Allegan Presby- REAL ESTATE of the Hastings Rotary Club for many years, the Masonic Lodge of Hastings, and the Allegan Metropolitan Club. Mr. Angell attended Alma College and was active in their athletic INSURANCI w BONDS PHARMACY Mi. M5-5I82 126 E. State St. m WoH Phone Wl 5-2466 Allegan as the bounty YMCA active in this work tn many ports of the country until 1922 when ho moved to Heatings as the Barry County YMCA secre­ tary. Ho retired in 1940 and In 1951 moved to Allegan. He Is survived by his wife, Nellie M: five children, H, Prank. Studio I City. Calif : Hprace M.. Ban Rafael. Calif.: Robert, Bloom­ field Hills: Mrs. Richard (Mil­ dred) Bauer. Hastings, and Mra. John W. (Lots) Sparks of Grosse Point; nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Mr Angell's flrat wife. Agnco, and a daughter, Helen preceded him in death. Funeral services were held from the Gorden Funeral Residence, Allegan. Saturday. April 2. at 1:30 pin. Rev. Stuart Werner offlcUted. Graveside scrthe Rutland Township Cemetery. Hastings. Do THREE Lawn Jobs In ONE Application! I Kill crab put ,Md, a, they sprout, prevent crab grass all season. & £■ Firtillzt with Ideal ’•first fstding" formula W Kill Sill IlSICtS that lead on grass roots Greenfield Triple Action Crab Grass Killer does all 3 jobs at oncel 25 lb. bag covers 2,500 sq. ft RJI *18’5 Spreader for Only $13.95 With Any Bag of Greenfield Lako Phone 623-5311 Blair's Fam & Garden 231 W. State Palmyra. He was formerly very COMPLITI RIAL PRESCRIPTION "Our Broasted Chicken • is Worth Crowing About THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 Closed on Mondays (AjUy of Grand Rapids and the Gordan ■Fuhrs, for dinner on Easter. packed Allegan on Saturday. April 2. the Conference he Is business ■Grand Rapid* were caller* at the traded to county road commUmanager of the Conference dedicated a new 8100.000 fire home nf Mrs Clara Hammond slons: tn the other 20. State I crews do the policing directly. campground and Wcdeyan Vil­ hall, which climaxed efforts on Saturday. lage located on Campground Board of Administration of the tor the Bprln, »»» Rent it with a Banner ad! 945-5912 PUT THAT SHOWROOM SHINE IN THUR MS, WITH W AN AUTO LOAN A new car, fresh from the showroom, is a big thrill for all the family . . . and, usually, new transpor­ tation proves a practical asset, too, especially when you finance your car first, with o fow-cost loan, here. PRIMARILY PRESCRIPTIONS Prescriptions are the heart of our business. That's why we devote so much time and care to keeping a fresh and complete stock of the newest pharmaceuticals... to give you the best possi­ ble service when you have a prescription to be filled. YOUR(7taflfi It looks so expsnilve that a lot of people don't realize It's priced right down there within reach of most low price buyers. Which sort of makes you wonder why you should buy a low-priced car when you can buy a high-priced car for the same money. A Pontiac Catalina, Wide-Track Pontiac Catalina Jacob s Prescription Pharmacy IM Uat Star, st. Hmm Wl 5 24*4 Hastings ATIONAL CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON DOWNTOWN ASTINGS Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit I mu rance Corporation Deposit* Insured Up to $10,000.00 �HASTINGS CONGREGATION Curtis Dies Fracturing । in a Fall HASTINGS FREB METHODIST CHUBCH NksOALLUM ^,rral> CHJU8T CHURCH EVANGELICAL UNITED PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. Howard W. Rogen. Faster » a Hanovrr Btn Telephone: 845-8430 Bunday evening servicw. 7.80. of PtarlUe Hamblin. Monday-7 Boy Scouto. Wednesday—1:18 Circle 4 will uta Hallelujah! PLEASANT VAIJJTT UNITED Worship service. 10 am. Toledo. Ohio Christian Scianca Text Announced DamU Btartard. president. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 DELTON BEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Batunlay Sabbath School. 8:30. Worahlp. 11 am. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH SOUTH PENTECOST Rev. Arbutus Hurioss. Paster 1431 Ionia Rd . Kalatno Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 sun. Teens and Young Adults. Gareth and Janloe Conklin in charge. 7 pm Evening ErangsilMte Ing the subject, "The Priest" and invite you t_ u* for this most Interesting and enlightening study. There vre morning '' Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm Boys and Girls Fellowship. Christian Endeavor Bunday. 5. w ill meet at church Bunday from 7 to 7:48. Li uniting with us for tills net- Union Good Friday service at <i>e Methodist Church at 1 pm. Welcomes You. Choir practice. 8:30. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory earners. Mksagan 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship, jun­ ior chureh and nursery provided. Rev. George Elliot* Rev. Julm Joldereoa Telephone Wl 8-4M6 Last Childrens and Youth Good Friday: • am Altar Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family Liturgy; 1 pm Union service at Night Adults, Youths, Juniors and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir 8 pm. war ot the Croea rehearsal. 7:30 pm. Tensbrue (Evening frayer). STONEY POINT Holy Saturday: 4 pm. MghU FREE METHODIST CHURCH Hoty Bopttem Communion service. 11 am. Choral Eucharist and 7 pm Monday Boy Scout*. Thursday, April 7. pm Carol choir rehearsal pm Children! choir re- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Velte Road at Woodland Maundy Thursday ComBev. Einar unsOUi. Paator ”Yajr Friendly, Christ-Centered iy, April 8. Union Good Church" Holy Thursday, Circuit ChorobM Circuit church service. tMle; The quretloh of Ufa "Why, Do tnunky wocWhlp services. You Seek the Living Among thg 8 pm. Good Fridy sen Dead?" ’ Bunday, Welcome Corners » Durkee Road Floyd Walter, Bupt. OCM KMMUS director. Saturday, Library open, pm. Thursday evening prayer and EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bunday. April 17—Rev. Clyde Bunday. "Frith for Today," on TV. WOOD. Channel 8, 8:30 am •’ ot Prophecy, Radio family. Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship. 11 amEvmlng service. 8 pm. Pray* service. Wed. 8 pj Public invited. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHUBCH worship. 10 am. 410 Loyd Marta T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH IM». Tf. Dunphy Rev. David Hawtey, Assistant MIDDLEVILLE Wesleyan Youth To Attend At Houghton College Hartings Wesleyan' Ybuth making plans lo attend N. Y., the weekend ot’April 10 Bring the whole family and all Architect of Life.’ God with will WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Worwhip, 11 am Bunday evening service. 7:30. ministry M Christ Jesua, * 4 Brockway. Thursday, 8:15 Circle 1 held M 8:30 on Cemetery HUI In Freeport Easter breakfast will CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE be served at 7 In the Metho­ 1718 N. Broadway dist Church dining room. Every - 7:30 p.m. Wed., Bible Btudy IRVING CHAPEL (Darla) Uds friendly chureh. MILO BIBLE CHURCH worahlp, 10 am Sunday school 11:U am. Evening worahlp. 7:30 pm Phone RO 6-S5O3 Bunday school, 10 am Morning worahlp, 11 am. Chureh with the Freeport Metho­ diet Chureh and North Irving broadcast over WFUR. CYC Group, Wed, 4-6 pm. Bunday school. 11 Christian Bxlasv< Jurttoe Whiting ot Camarillo. Friday Rites U.B. Church Each chureh will furnish spe- Wulsrd H. Curtis, Minister Morning worahlp, 7, 8:30 and . NUrewy provided for all **r- Freeport Good 10 am Bunday school UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E Colfax at N. BoEwood Rev. Dosiens Bpeas, Pastor Pray* sendee. Wed.. 7:30 pm. 0:30 am. Morning worship. 10:30 am. Bunday school. Eas­ ier program. 6:16 pm. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. Evening service. WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHUBCH Village of Woodbury Monday, gp service. 10:30 am 1 plrele. , Quimby Chureh I Tuesday. 8 pm Dorcas Circle. day. April 7 Maundy Wednesday. 3:45 pm. Junior aatl cherub choir. pm. Bailor ciwiir.. y.<l> nMMky, 8 patMei Blbte Bunday breakfast served 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Preaching. I pm. Preaching. Prayer service Wednesday, 2 o'clock. Fellowship service, 7:48 am. YotAh JWowahip, wed., 1 ftm. Bible Study and Prayer ser- HASTINGS BAPTIST CHUBCH Rev Rusnell Houseman. Pastor INTER-LAKES ST, AMBROSE CATHOLIC BAPTIST CHURCH WOODLAND CHURCH AT DELTON Welton. Michigan CHUREH OF THE BRETHREN Roy. David HoneyweU. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Rev. Charles GibOa Pastor 11 am. Junior church. For Worahlp, XI am OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, children 4 through 8. Evening worship, 7 pm. Bunday school,' 10:46 am DOWLING 8 inn. Adult choir rehearsal. Wednesday night, 7: JO Adult Wednesday Fellowship. 1 P «n. 9:30 pm. AU Pour.g Peoples meet togs. PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH DELTON music, hymn U Mlle M. of M-M on Bute METHODIST CHURCH LeRcy Kenney. Pastor WOODLAND Marclus E. Tober. Minister 10 am. Bunday school METHODIST CHURCH Chureh Study, Bunday. 0:45. Girls ClUtO. 11 am. Morning worship. Worahlp, Bunday, 11 am. Tuesday Youth Fellowship. Bunday. 0. 6:30 pm CHB Sunday school 10 am Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Morning worship, 11 am. Chancel choir, rehearsal, 7 pm. Missionary Society meeting. and Boys Brigade. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm Thursday. Wednesday AcilvlUes Women’s Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday. 7:30. TRINITY GOSPEL CHUBCH BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, EvanscUst 1:30 pm. Dorcas Missionary HASTINGS Lake Odessa I.P.A. Campgrounds 10 am. Morning service. Society meeting. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Phone DR 4-8377 7: 30 pm Prayer meeting and 103 E. Woodland Avenue Bible Study. Bunday sshool 10 am. S:30 pm Adult choir rehearsal Worship service, 11 a.m. 11 am Morning worship, Young People ’ s service, 7 pm. 8: 30 pm Board meeting. CARLTON CENTER fl pm. Youpg People’s service. Thursday—6:30 pm CHB Bat­ METHODIST CHURCH talion Boys Club. Bible Study Wed.. 7:30 pm. Rev. Richard VandenBoscii Nursery far regular services. Morning worahlp. 0:18 am. Bunday school. 10:18 am i Freeport Road Pboae M5-5704 10 am Bunday school. 0:30 pm. Young Peoples. Bible study hour. HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHUBCH with the college Uudente. Plans include a visit to Niagara Falls and Letehworth Park. The pastor. Rev. Oiadn Clark, and Vem DePrltnia- v(lll drive and be adult sponsors. To help pay far the transportatton the youth have scheduled eld April 0 Ctty Bank Worship. XI am. Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Bunday, “Fklth for Today,” BALTIMORE U. B. CHUBCH Bunday. Voice of Prophecy. 11 am atoning worship. Wednesday prayer meeting. KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HASTINGS WESLEYAN M-W Woodland METHODIST Rev. Olson W. Clark. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. 7 a.m. Union Sunrise service at the Pilgrim Hol loose Church. pm. Evening service. 10 sun. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worahlp serLAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHUBCH 6: 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. Woodland Fire Station 7: 30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. Rev. Huff speaker. Wed., 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible study. Thursday, 7:30 pm. Mlssion, ary meeting ai tho parsonage. Mosher, pastor, 387-2385. WELCOME VISITOR...! 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Authorixed Hastings Agent in This Area ERANDSEN’C ■ Insurance Agency 120 W. seata St.. Heatings Bunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Youth meeting, 8:16 pm FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 045 W. Green Bunday school, 11 am. Wednesday service, 8 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. Authorised Hasting* Agent in This Area Start Enjoying the Freedom of AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Phone Wl 5-4174 SHERWOOD-STACK AGENCY TO MODERN CAREFREE COOKING THIS SPRING Bible study, 7:30 pm. plus other desirable pcrature oven control. features that help make every wosmn s gourmet cook. 7:30 pm. Evening worship. HASTINGS UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH Marvin Hlckmlllcr, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. AatherixW At** in This Area COLEMAN AGENCY I. M^igyn, HbrHmm Wl 5-3412 Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday evening, 7:30 pm. HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Russell Barver, Pastor Ainday school 10 am. Worahlp hour. 11 am. Bunday evening service, 7 pm., The Bible, the wr»1e Bible and nothing but the Bible. SEE YOUR GAS RANGE DEALER SOON1 �EASTER N VALUES THE W.FHENOLY/a/'.1 k erMhe / V j W« Will Cloee Good Friday from 12-3 so that our DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! 500“ TV Stamps MARHOEFER Boston Rolled 1IV‘ Dianer Plate Callee Cop 19. Saacar 19. 4th waek )tk wtrt Genuine Sheffield • H' Serving PLATTER Whole Semi-BoneletJ STEAK or ROAST ik SMOKED HAMS XWICK KRISP SLICED BACON X’ 69‘ X 89' ^’169 b 49c b Counlry Club Chidester Chit-Chat FRANKS Hy Mra. Pearl Erway Potter LUNCH MEATS » * 69>' W. VIRGINIA BRAND SALE SEAFOOD SALE FRES-SHORE FROZEN 1 (Whale or Half) RRUDED SHRIMP Mb pt, >1.19 SEMI - BONELESS HAMS ib 99' FRES-SHORE FROZEN extra Value Stamps Cxxdo.'. loll PORK SAUSAGE ib 59r Mb .kg 99' FISH STICKS HAMS 5'b —’7.29 SLICED DACON Mb >a, 99r CANNED LINK PORK SAUSAGE ^5.00 ib 85' Ready to Cook Shrimp 3lb b., >4.29 BOOTH FROZEN Herrud's Redeem al Kroger thru Selurday. April 9. 1966 -i SMOKEY LINKS 65' COD FILLETS Mb 59' SMOKED PORK CHOPS been ill with pneumonia. She wiui in tho «une hospital for about three months laat year aX thU time. * Kim Fuller, son of the Roy Fuller’s spent the week­ end with his grandparents. Str. and Mrs. Fay Hummel of Has­ tings. * Mist Kay Eye and friend. Ted Christianson of Dearborn Heights were guest* of her uncle. Ralph Eye. and fam­ ily on Sunday. * Mrs Walter Kidder and her mother. Mra. Willis Overicy, visited their fa­ ther and husband. Willis Ovtriey at Blodgett Hospital, Grand tb'1.09 KROGER BAKED WHOLE WHEA WHEAT BREAD 4 RAISIN BREAD fl| SOUR CREAM Mb®. 39» Golf Balls 3 GRADE leivti CRUMCNEESE2<°x«lpk,.49' CRUM PIES A MEDIUM WHITE STRAWBERRIES 4 Banquet Frozen — uary r layer Blossom Queen Frozen Borden’s Kroger Potter of the Chidester Study group met at the Extension of­ fice for the sewing workshop where they orc malting aklru and Jumpers. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buchkr and children from Akron. Ohio, vlaited daughter here and stayed ax the Brown School which they pur­ chased Uat Fall. They Intend to FRES-SHORE FROZEN with the purchate of a Genuine Sheffield HOSTESS TRAY 49' Kroger 3 — 6-lb. avg. CHICKENS Silver Platter Pork BREAKFAST MEAT SALE h each $3 purchate Eftft Beltsville Turkey » Siher Hauer kJ forty DUCKLINGS 19c 19. Wishbone 4 — 8-lb. _.r Kroger Roasting 4 — 6-lb. WITH EACH St PURCHASE Bread & Butter Plata 19. luurt Ollll POULTRY SALE SMOKED j KhAMS1 SCHEDULE Of DINNERWARE FEA1 URES hands were tied" to do anything about the situation, but he indi­ cated that there appeared to be a 'serious moral responsibility of school administrators to protect children who are riding their POT ROAST FuH Shank Half PLATE Wa re beginning Ike iccond go-around al lh<» lartlai'K dinnerware oKer which meant il i lime lor you lo hop aboard and Hart collecting the lovely dmnorwere pwcei pictured ebo«e lech week t new piece wiH be lectured lor nnt I9f •>lh a S5 grocery purchaie There’s no limit with • Sio purchase you can gel 2 pieces lor 3 If 3rd week CHUCK ROAST > L \» Dinnerware wiek RIB BOAST Bonalaas mell-in-your-mouth tender 1014" DINNER 1st 4th end Sth lib, beauties are Top-Quality and O GomiIm Sheffield 2ad waek Church Services. | Parents of children riding ‘in | school buars belonging to private or parochial schools and trrranIzatlons have been urged by the TENDERAY SALE You can lell el s glance lhese pink mealed , ' Here’s sasther chancs te start or add to year set of Employees may attend X CANNED 9-|b-ca" MAMS ref8r9e’3" Marhoefei 9-lli. Ham Some Private . School Buses Are Uninsured , Chick Chick EASTER EGG DTE •9 p'o 19' MARHOEHR p-29' VAC-PAC KROGER COFFEE LIPTON TEA BAGS Dozen KROGER Redeem al Krogtr thru Medium GELATIN Maxwell House PIONEER BLEACH - - ALL FLAVORS Apple Of Grape 10-oz. wt. Kroger Frozen - with butler sauce Snncker’s Jelly MUSTARD GELATIN MUSTARD CELERY *19« STRAWBERRIES* 59» Criip . — Grain Oslsss^ 10/ SLAW SALAD - RADISHES. “->>■29/ _ _ French's ” 5- s1 Fronch’i MUSTARD Crizp ^10/ 10/ j Chick-Chick Eastsr Egg Dys 19/±39/ COFFEE ... Peas * Corn Ballard Ovenready or Pillibury B oz. wL DETERGENT RISU ~ ’1.89‘„p -<*’2.69 *ML£A‘ PEANUT BUTTER GOLDEN RIPE FOR FRt< INSPECITON CALL KROGER OLIVES BANANAS BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. PHONE i Wl 5-3431 I Ibe purchaie cl any 2 pkgi of ChaigUle I I COUNTRY OVEN I COOKIES । | Redeem al Kroger tfwv Representing . 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SERVE ROUS 4«» -<** Swarming termites area warning dtdraegeas - >1.99 it, RIPE JOES . 1 I rn 10* CALIFORNIA 1 I NAVEL ORANGES I I m IDAHO ROTATOR* �2 New MSU Oat Varieties Now Available Your Fann Produce On Roadside Can Be Profitable THE HASTINGS BANNER new Michigan flute University good vokima of a good. wHL-run roadaid* ctax pleasant setting with friendly operators and good farm-fresh produce will keep tha 'Bunday Highlights Interesting available from Michigan certl- Mlchlgan Uonbcre of top Wart Michigan Angus AmorlMinn footed Hell — .7___ tn HnaH the In- FARM NEWS varieUM outyielded others and have higher test recent annual meeting In Lowell. Glen Anile. Benton Harbor. He rcplacee retiring jrealdent Merlin Kraft. Sparta. Michigan counties, soya location gantoatlon Is ffred C. Good, CharioOe, and Richard K. Crija- which were fed oaU extensively. trials in main at 5Vi%. Get the aoney you need to build oar firm business—get. 1 at thia low rate. Repayeare. No prepayme anally. Seo us abou and Bank loan! Maia OHke HASTINGS OFFICE 101 Vk So. Michigan PIsmm 945-9415 Coachman outyielded Clintland careful consideration. Antic tald. Carlton Grange Lists Activities AuSable, primarily for use In northern counties where a medi­ Carlton Orange members on um-late ’ variety is needed, out- March 24 enjoyed a program yielded Rodney In similar field from the Educational committee. Roll Call was "How school dif­ fers from when you went to school." Marie Valentine gave a Test weights for the two new resume of 4H Work and the oat varieties were also higher scholarships that can be earned than for the old varieties. by members who remain in the Crop scientists urge Mich I- work. Mrs Valentine Is well qualified to speak as she has seed. plant early, apply fertlleader. She concluded her talk with a definition of a 4H Leader. Joyce Wclnbrtcht gave a read­ to germinate al a temperature of ing on "History." written by melting Ice, so waiting for warm Lowell Thomas, followed by an­ other reading "The Answer" givtra yield at 20 bushels an acre with higher teat weight is pos­ Shroyer. sible with early planting, crop The program concluded with a science authorities say game, 'The King With a Ter­ Michigan farmers plant about rible Temper." conducted by half m many acres to oats now Jean Stamm. Mabe! Barry reporting for toe minded the members that the April 13 at 7 pm. Moto- conduct an Antique Show and Sale tn conjunction with the din­ ner. allowing outsiders or nonmembera to enter and to sell and more farmeri are portion of their Tlw ideal location. Antk> said. gentle curve of well traveled road near a population center. A setting which suggests fresh produce, such as at the edge of an orchard or vineyard, is quite helpful. Plenty of parkins The driveways should be wide, well - marked and well main­ tained. Antlo advised. Il ia ideal if cars can pull tn and park, then exit without having to back Saves time, noney; quick! node for your use. Aho, complete stock of bal­ anced fertilisers or plant food ingredients. ED LIKE TO SERVE YOU SMITH r BROS MAY WE CALL? Lake Odessa and Woodland Plant at Woodbury should be token not to cause a block of the normal traffic. The building should bo attrac­ tive and fresh appearing. A rustic design may fit many lo­ cations welL However, Anile saya, an expensive or elaborate build­ ing is not necessary. A refrigera­ tion system for hot-weather perishables should be used. MICHIGAN 1FYES PREPARE FOR OVERSEAS ASSICNMENTSi Five Michigan Internation­ al Farm Youth Escliange (1FYE) delegates will go lo Washington, D.C. for final orientation prior to leaving for overseas assignment'. They are (l-r)i Marjory McPltenon, Lowell; Andrea Ay, Hart; Lewis Bordeaux. Wakafield: Patricia Johnson, Kalamazoo; and Ralph Hassle. Birmingham. The five have been selected as 1060 delegates, and each will spend sis months in a foreign 'host' country. Miss Ay and Miu Johnson go to Washington, D.C. in April (or their orientation. Misa Ay, a 4-11 Youth Agent from Oceana county, goes lo Spain, and Miss Johnson, a Michigan State University senior, to Sweden. During their last few days in the United States, eacli delegate wilt undergo an intensive study program in the language, culture anti history of their host countries. They will live with a rural family and by sharing knowledge will learn a greet deal about their host country, as well as con­ tributing some knowledge about U. S. cufiure. Miu McPherson leaves for Nepal iu September; Bordeaux, for Japan in June; and llouic will be in India from September to April. Every inch a ragged John Deere ■wwiag. daariag Fromi Department of Information Sen iocs Michigan State Univenity, East Lansing the stand adequately •totted. family labor ia often utilised. People who get used to stop­ ping at a roadside market will of Mr. and Mrs. James Cool. * Medical Facility March 18. An­ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crites usually continue to do au. Tlic other will be given there April 31. spent from Thursday until Sun­ The Clean-up bee at Lawrence By Mrs. Sylvan Taft day with Mrs. Isobel Like of produce and products on hand. If Stricklands was held March 19 Onondaga. * Reuben Crites vtei- these cannot all be supplied from and 20. Through tho help of the home farm—and few operaMrs Howard Thnlcr bowled in neighbors, relatives and friends, sing Medlaal Center Hospital the State Tournament in Kalabesides Orange members, the several times last week. * Mra. usually be made with neighbors R mazoo. Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. house wu quite well demolished. * A. Robert Conley of Hastings and to carry their products. The moat .■Jatl ’ Ti — a^-' n » ..Mhiu .1 Com. Howard Thaler accompanied Mr. The Orange wishes the Strick- t Mrs. Donald Cullen were Grand lands success In the building of six months or more. It to hard to Rapids visitors last Thursday. their new house. 'afuil 12—Bvaiuauon of gxhituu, s mazoo Sunday where the ladies justify the expense of a stand if “*n..n a to io bowled on the Haan Standard The party for the James Car- V" tae!tv*s<ra 1x1*111. to b# remvtd ^n« Bowling team. Later they enit will only be open for two Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank months, Antle points out. pen ten was well attended and TRACTOR lo pa. April 14 er o a-m. to a p.m. joyed dinner at Chicken Char- Roundavllle of Mecosta lake, esjoyed. Roadside markets have proven >6- , , _ I levs • Mr. and Mra. Thomas Gail Carpenter sold her heifer. f Mr. and Mrs R. 8. McDonald of profitable for many growers The iral 1 AalfcrtSt ’ a P » ,Uner 8On ' T ° t,(l ' M ™' Beauty, returned funds to toe small operator^ have found it is—Sanior Drass Ravua. Can- David Hancr of Grand Rapids Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd animal chain committee to pur- A1-B1L ■ n.r r« u'rc <*»>«« of Mr. and Dukes were Sunday evening visi­ a successful wky'to increase the chase another calf for another I?ub fcttoU Mrs. Allen Puh. * Mr. and Mra. tors of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dukes. dollar volume of the farm budchild and said that both she and ' 0 12. la iits am. Bill Cook and family of South * Mrs. Floyd Dukes entertained her sister, Debbie, hoped to pur- sXr.Uan * ATBU. II—Fate Board. 301 g. WsM- Fncport were Sunday callers of with a birthday supper Satur­ find that he can move a sizeable day honoring her husband. volume of produce at prices *12—Jxrry Soil CoaScrvaUg Guests were their children, Mr. above (he wholesale level. Yards beautification days will District Annual Utettlag. Cadle Canter Oran; and Mrs. Bernard Dukes and The combination of quality children of Hastings and Mr. produce attnac lively displayed, Everyone was urged to plan for and Mrs. Roy Dukes. ★ Sunday fairly priced, aa well as conpetunia planting for the "Pe­ Room. 234 E. state. lo s.m. to 3 Walt and ''family of Hastings visitors at the Floyd Dukes home tunia Trail." A&Bh. 2O-4H gM<U. Club Cltok. L&' Mr were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kipcr Central Michigan University and Darlene of Clarksville. Mr. wvightman Pete Mtskov won In­ 124 N. JeHenon Tho percentage of family in­ •—*— —•----- •-— Constiaiiy and Mrs. Richard Shoebridge. -n 1 Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Ed Priebe and grand­ terstate Conference track flrate come spent for food continues at Cantor. 7:30 p.m. Forrest Buehler were Mrs. Mar- son, Gordon, of Hastings and Mr. a downward trend. Several years and Mrs. Richard McDonald of t:30 pm- Extentloo oUlca. ' Yargcr of Hastings. * Sunday Wayne. cd with 18 percent today. Mich­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday visitors of Mr. and igan State University food sci­ Buehler were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird were Mr. and entist* predict it could tfrop to. Sugar beets build up heat and Forrest — ... .« -------------------(^1 10 percent by 1980. loose sugar while piled up up waitwait­ •'“Irs OcraW Montanthaler "Mrs. Ray Forcuin and daugh­ MlclURan lam,ly of Adrian and Mr ing for processing ters of Parchment. * Mr. and and ----Mrs. Donald Morganthaler State University scientists are, Mrs. Richard Bird and daughters working on a method to cool I family of Flint. Afternoon callers enjoyed a trip to Brighton Sun­ were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Humph­ the beets to about 35-40 degrees,' rey and family and Mr. and Mrs. day. * Orvin 8melk er of South and save Michigan growers and' Milton Buehler and family, s’ Bowne and Mr. and Mrs. Muri processors one million dollars' Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma at­ Hostetler visited Mr. and Mrs. yearly. tended the funeral of hb aunt. Will Mishler at the Charles home Saturday. * David Mrs. Anna Van Oostenbrugge, at Blough ■ Blough of MSU spent the week­ EXPERT TIRE Grand Rapids March 29. Bill Vnndcrmale of Marysville 1end with his parents. * Mrs. SERVICE ' came home from toe hospital 1Gertrude Ruzine and son. last Saturday but Ls confined to George, of Carlton accompanied bed. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs to Saranac and Orleans calling, Robins and family of Grand You'll "dig big" if you prevent hidden Ledge were Saturday evening Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. Forrest visitors of Mrs. Elnora Whitney. Buehler returned home Thurs­ nil intact damage with Chlordane. Both yields * Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Whitney day night after spending toe and quality will be improved. Better stands, S. ROYAL and Robert Crans of Lansing Winter in Bradenton. Fla. healthier plants and fewer culls will give you Distributor were Sunday dinner guests of . Mrs. Elnora Whitney. * Mr. and, bigger profits at harvest time. U.S. District Court Best Buys on Mrs. Jay Wing visited Mr. and; Barry Fann Calendar... bulking on fertiliser. The organlxwUcn te compared no matter bow adequate — will promote the breeding of better ing planned. v The Community Progress Committee reported that a party aujor Angus Breeders Name Officers . all-size luxury models.. smaller economy cars and everything in between Makes shopping around a thing of the past! Freeport Goodyear BROS. Implomonts Ph. WI 5-5052 -/Wenfion pofafo growers! Dig Big! BARR Tire Shop H| SEE YOUR OLDS DEALER... R "Ike Mtut Wlto |4ad Mounted FREE! E. Woodland at FREE FAMINC Hastings Sunday. * Mr. —Robert Mrs. OcorRc Overholt of 27749 aaaaaiblrr, Il near Alto visited Mr. Al Church SS5—OoUan at the Richard Shoebridge home 27791 — (Mir Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing ac­ B>ul* Croak companied Mrs. Don Thompson to Hastings where they attended the wedding of Mrs. Wing's granddaughter. 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BU4 Balps CHLORDANE CONTROLS: Wire­ worms e MN* crickets a Cui- Tuber fires bretto larvae ■ White gruba • European chafer larvu • White fringed beetle larvu • Earwigs » Other insects. Protect rotation corn, too, from the soil insect complex. Cllordano Is economical! _JQV GET CHLORDANE FROM YOUR SUPPLIER TODAY! �THE HASTINGS BANNE*—< Fresh Out af the Attic friend erf individual. Carolina baa more influence and universal lOreak ohesrtag.) and veto for Buchanan. submit Reckless Driving scheme was coneMved. K was with us, and help ua to triumph. tad coin's famous House Divided" court costs by Municipal Judge speech delivered a* ttw RepubUquestion done away with, but Ing charge Involving an accident we cannot submit. you find yourself making aiguon the Campground Road March abolished? People there bad JW- compony with men who have sures, which you never would Deputy Kenneth Granola. What care we how many may feel answer thia to the affirmative, come tn and use your influence turned away from their love of forceful, ringing declaration: "If five dla-unton men co one at the North. This disunion Is a (laughter.) How la the dlasoiu- liberty I And now, my Demo­ w« could first know where we aecuonal quartion. Who la to tkm of the Union to be oonsu- cratic friends. come forward. are. and whither we are tending. By H. D. Burpa On August 37, 18M. there oc- er to the people I, , aw. In Lx. .v tz.l. ,,_ . ■ counted as a full man. aqd had PENNOCK Union la to danger. Who will rhatovor. We whlle at the South they were government la sought to be put counted at but three-fUihk. And tone it was considered just an- ' in tho territory, they have Douglas, when bo bad made thia other political rally with several brought stave with them. Sup- reply, doubtless thought be had apeukers. One of the speakers pose the |x»pio come up to vote forever silenced Uic objeotton. was a follow named Abraham as freciy, and with aa perfect iAnoota, a member of the 1111- ' protection as we could do it here. Territories of Uie United Blates kiw slavery to triumph, or. by note Legislature. the other, wo must triumph over prtneipte of equality. Don! In­ terfere with anything in the Consuming That must be maln- dairy cows is about four years thia result? A majority will old. Michigan State University never dissolve the Union. Can spedallsto soy, therefore, that a minority do it? Whan this CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks Sand & Gravel Nashville, Mich. Phone 653-2791 duavl into Cungrres, tho senas Dome, arid Vsvy coming I Strike. pie? Aa our Northern States are day to attend this great Repub- untrue, and they mu tri have lican Rally. People came fiorn done so, also. We know our all over southern Michigan. In Southcni friends say that the fact, Lincoln was not even con- General Government cannot in­ sidered the main speaker. No tertccc. The people, say they, one would have believed or even j iiave no right to interfere. 1hey given it a thought tout they could as truly say.—"Il is wealth and population. we are continually In wont of an out­ let. through which it may pass out to enrich our oduntry. In this we have on Interest--a di> p and abiding totetwt. There B another tiling, and that is the Republican President of the1 United States to be elected. and ti»l event was to luippcn only much time on tills point I take four yearn from that Fall of It as an Illustration of the prin­ ciple. that slaves are admitted This, as far aa we can find into the territories. And. while I OUU wu U» only wxeh *bn- m am speaking of Kansas, how wlu will S"' "»,"«• u> U» Uuc op.nu.1 c«> m.n SUU ot Miaoeu., M u mratta. uut,, Wo wU1 ou, u„c ad textav the moat liLMfy.rtml . ..... .... . speech ever made m tills State. ’ I take great pleasure in pre­ posed to slavery. One has ten senting you will) slaves. The slaveholder U a good THE WORDS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN BRONSON PARK good neighbor, and being a KALAMAZOO AUGUST 27. UM. wvaitliy man. be Is enabled todo tho oLbeis many neighborly SPEECH AT KALAMAZOO. kindntsMa. They like Uie man, MICHIGAN tiiough Uii-y don't I3r Che system August 27. IBM by which ho holds his fellow­ men in bondage. And here let Undcr the Constitution of live me say. that to intellectual and U. 8. another Presidential con­ piiyslcul structure, oar bouLhuni test approaclus us. AU over thia brethren do not differ from us. They are, like us, subject to which 1 know much—the people pasMons, and it la only their odious Institution of slavery, that proper course lo be adopted by mokes the breach between us. tail day. should be nut only liic greatest question, but very near­ ly the sole question. Our oppon- speaking, live together three or four years; they intermarry; their family lire art strengthen­ ed. And who wondem that to time, the people learn to look upon slavery with complacency? Thia la the way In which slavery la planted. and gains ao firm a foothold. I think this la a strong card that the Nebraska party have played. iu>d won upon. In lids grune. I suppose that this crowd ore opposed to the admission of doctrine, that the people on- to be driven from U»e maxims of our tree Government, Uiat dcttptecs Uie spirit which for eighty years haa celebrated the dep<ndaice. We are a great empire. We are eighty ytara old. We stand at once ti>c wonder and admiration af the whole world, and we must enquire what it is that has given us ao much prosperity, and we shall understand that to give up that one thing, would be to give up ;iU fu|ure prosperity. This moke himself. It has been sold Uiat such a race ot prosperity has been run nowhere else. We find a people on the North-east, who have u different govern­ ment from ours, being ruled by a queen. Turning to the booth, we see a people wiio. while they boast ot being free, keep Uieir fcllpw bclnga In bondage. Com­ pare our Free States with either, TURKEYS tn the maintenance ot the prin­ ciple of the Government, and without this interest. It Is worth noCfdng. I have noticed In Bouthem ncwapupcni. particular­ ly the Richmond Enquirer, tlie T>. --------------------poet of having i a single vole on 1 either rithar side tririo of rW Mason M and Dixon's you! 'Super-Right" Skinless, Fully Cooked 16 TO 22 Semi Boneless HAMS is47* Turkeys 991 5 Boneleu, Fully Cooked w„oU^Qc ____________ J 0R HALF g Canned Hams7” no inte-iret tn keeping that prtacipte alive? Shall we say—“Lot I this question, 1 will occupy your aUcntlun but a single moment. They insist tiuit slavery has a The question ta sunpiy this — right to spread They defend it Shall slavery be spread into the upon principle. Tiiey InslM that new .Territories, ur not? Thu u the naked question. U we should than Northern /reaiun. What a support Fremont successfully in some who differ from the ma­ mistaken view do these men have thta, It may be charged that we jority. I want to oak Um> Buch- of Northern laborers! They think will not be content with restrlct,tag slavery ta the new Terri­ tories. If we should charge that any present, why not vote for such clow -The man who labored James Buchanan, by iua plat­ tl>e man who ta agaidst it? I un­ form is bound to extend slavery derstand that Mr. Fillmore's po-________ __ labor* fur_______ himself.___________ and next year into Uie tcrrllorlCT. and tiiat lie sltlon ta precisely like Buch- . lie will hire others to tabor for is to furor of its being thus nnan'a I understand that, by the iiim. Those men donX undrrspread, we should be puzzled to Nebnuika bill, a door iuis been I stand when they think in tills prove It. We believe It. ticvrrthe- opened for the sprrud of slavery । manner of Northern free tabor, less. By taking the issue ua I ... , in _ live ____________________ Twritoriiw. Examine, if [when theAc reasons can „. be* inpresent II. whctiuT II Miall be you please, and see if they have; treduced, teU me not that we permitted os an issue, is nuidc up i ever done any such thing us have no Intermt In keeping the between Uie partite. Each takes try to shut the door. U ta true TtSTitoriea free for the settle­ his own stand. This U tho quea- that Fillmore tickles a few of ment of free laborers. tlon: Siiall the Government of his friends with the notion that the United Statca prohibit sluv- > j>e ta not the cause of the door tlon. I think we have an ever cry ta tho United States? being opened. Well; It brings growing interest to maintaining We have been In the habit of him Into thta position he tries the free Institutions of our otjndeploring the fact that slavery' 10 i-c1, botii aides, one by deextata arnongxt ua We have ever nouncing th«« who opened the deplored it. Our forefathera did.1 door, and the other by hinting seccloiuU party. It iuu been said and they declared, uv we hove. that Iw doesn't care a fig for Ms ta high quarters that if Fre­ done ta later year*. Uie blame being opm If ho were President, mont and Dayton were elected rested on tiie rnotluT Govern- , he would have one side or the the Union would be dissolved. ment of Great Britain. We con- other— he would elther restrict 1I1K lie. South do not uuiuk Hunk so I be­ stonily condemn Great Britain j slavery or not O1course it [ Ueve lieve it! It ta is a shameful filing for not prerenltag slavery tivm j 1* 80 nure could be no middle (UuU Ux> Hubjcct ta talked of bo coming amongst us. She would *■»>'• • *** *'**’ h-1’® slavery and much. Did we not have a 8outhnot interfere to pniuil it. and . lore freedom, why not, us rill- | crn prrauiejjt and Vlco-Pnalso individuals were enabled to more and Buchanan are on the time? And yet the introduce the ImUtuUon with- f^nc ground, rote for Fremont? Vnlon has not yet been dtsMilvout opposition I hare alluded not role for the man who,ol this very moment, to this, to oak you if thta ta not tak» ymtr aide of the question? ft Northern President exactly tile policy of Buchanan "Well," says Buchanan. "It is ftnd Vice-President- Pierce and and tils friends, to place thta none of our business." Bui ta it I King were clecteo. and King government in the attitude then not our business? There are ! dltxl without ever taking ii is occupied by the govenunent of ml reasons why I think it la our1 seat. The Senate elected a Great Britain—placing tho nn-1 bustactw. But let us aee how it is. I Northern man from their own tion In the position to authorise Olliers have urged three reasons I numbers, to perform U» dutlw the territories to reproach It. for before, but they are MUI of use.! of the Vice-President. He resignrefuslng to allow them to Ivold ■ By our Constitution we are rep- <d his sent, itowever, as soon os slaves I would like to nsk your rtsetitad ta Congress in propor- he got tho job of making a slave attention, any gentleman lo tell tion to numbers, and ta counting State out of Kansas. Was not me wImyi the people of Kansas' tho numbers that give us our, that a great mistake? are going to decide When ore representatives, representative, three these slaves staves are I <(A * •» voice.—"Ho au-didn't ------nuwn they to do it? How are they to counted as two people. The Blate | that!") (jo It? I asked that question two of Mains lias six reprcwntnUvesI Thon why didn't he speak yrani ago—wlwn. and imw are In the lower house of Congress. (what he did mean? Why did (they) to do it? Not many weeks In strength South Carolina is not he speak wliat ho ought to ngrj. our new Benaur from Illi­ nois. (Mr. Trumbull' asked has twice aa many white people.. thing. He sould have spoken Douglaa Ur* it could be done. and 32.000 to bootl And ta that manly, and we should then have fair? I don't complain of it. This known where to have found him. regulation waa put in force when; — • —■ - • • tag from nnttwertng questions the exigencies of the tlmts de- mont by Northern votes. Cer­ don't want to answer. He wo'i not answer. He said It was ■ ... — > •— —- tainly we do not think that the question for the Supreme Court been avoided. Now. one man in South will elect him. Bid let u» |o decide In the North, his South Carolina ia the same as ask the question differently. friends argue that* the people two men here; Maine should Docs not Buchanan expect to be can decide it at any time. The have ---------------twice as --- --------many - ------------men in elected by Southam votes? PillSoutherners say there is no pow- C««n<nvoji Cungrss as oa South Carolina. It more, however, will go out of ------------ | this 'contest the most national Don’t be half-protected USDA GRADE "A »89* Beef Rib Roast Leg O' Smoked Hams i»79* Lamb "SUMR RIOHT- COUNTRY STYLB Spare Ribs Beef Chuck Roast i.59 ik 59 u 35* Fresh Fryers HONS YSUCKLS.-WITH DIAVV 39s 7-RIB END PORTION UXHiHoC^C HXTIOH jjlk I | obligation. the country. Slavery is looked upon by men Ln the light of dolta »1.000.000.000, and ta a very i few years, if the institution ahafl | be admitted into the terrltorleo, I they will have Increased fifty -percent in value. - i mont with being an abatajoiu*. 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We'll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost or 'Super-Right" Quality Skinned 'SuMr-Right" from Young Porkers - 12.25 jams fames Bobka Coffee Cake 79* Cottage Cheese 2 49c Ice Milk *°* OBUBRTB AMD TWrriwws Whipping Cream PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH _ — 39c Ib. �9 t-rm HASTINGS BANNER _ stick™ to aD of their member* Ww UMIII a uwi.h — Freeport • . - ,ning visitor* of hl* mother. Mra and children of Hastings were rai, Wednesday. flv Wr*. Svipdn Tarr Saturday visitor* of Mra Mina they are Dot autocratically placed im a2*» ’ "mi IWteland Vickey .rayed to *rnd Mthumui and ao on every new driver's license I * ' „ . .the weekend with her grand“Your doctor will include «uch I Mr. and Mra. Elwood Yoder. )mother * Mra ra obel IJk . of medical information us your I Janice and Jo F.lirn. attended f ----J •*— 'blood type, drug allergies, if you . garet Tuttle of Dowling visited | are on any specliri medication. ■the 25th wedding anniversary | euben Crites, Sr. — _ _ I and any other medical inform* • <open house honoring Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Reuben Crites Uie former's daughter, Mra. Mar­ lin Tuttle, at BL Mary's Hospital a 110,1 that could be useful in an :Mra. Willard Kidder at Rlvea accident." he commented. .Junction Sunday. A Miss Terry Brumm, of Nashville Wednaaday. in Grand Rapids, Wednesday. * '. I The Medl-Labels are designed 'Wood of Caledonia was a Sun­ They also called on Mr. and Mrs March 27. dinner guest at "Many Michigan people may I to be placed on toe back of the day, < James Rlior. A Mra. Lillian Ball owe their live* to a *mal 11 new laminated driver* license, ithe Elwood Yoder home. A Mr. of Newaygo was a Sunday din­ Chun enjoyed a carry-In cupper ■iir.k.r in. vMr However, toe health doctor ob- tand Mrs. Charles King - enter­ ner guest of Mr. and Mra. John Martin Tuttle In Allo Saturday tained with a birthday dinner d sltk s Deweerd. A Mr. and Mra. How­ night. Sunday. March 27, honoring his bert E. Heustl* observed t h I s I **-^Bced «•’ u,c oW mother, Mrs. Minnie King. ard Thaler. Gary and Gayle, and Guests were Mr and Mra. Gary Th. Uk>«r. c.M > -Mrtk " “' “MW .h» tended the 25th wedding anni­ VAtw-iniaewi <wi the i>ack of I a III be renewing their licenses mer King and sons and Mr. and versary open house for Mr. and drivers' licenses, and contains ' |2T*r.' Mra. Elvin King and grand - Mrs. Willard Kidder of Rives medical information that would 1 I strongly urge you to daughter, all of Ionia; Mr. and Junction. Mrs. Thaler presided ■By France* Johiuton be important In an emergency. I .^5 a“UJ1r. The label U sponsored by the, Mcd‘’ L***1 00 «• he c<xn' Mra. Vernon King of Bhllo, the Kidder arc former residents of Don Kings of Rockford. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Richard Brown Freeport She was the funnel* Michigan Brale Medical Society, mealed. and Mra. Robert King and chil­ Ruth Shellington. * Mr. and and toe Michigan Association ot _______ *---------- -and daughter of Grand Rapids dren of Lowell and Mr and Mra. Robert Aiplnall. local. t Mrs. George Faunce visited her were Sunday, March 21, guest* mother. Mrs. Roy Blough, at the of Mr. and Mra. William Mit­ Secretary of Blate. -----------— —-------James Shaffer and Arnold Cross Convalescent home near chell * Mra. Jean Wlckenhlser Samuel R ---Elliston. 20. 2274 Shaffer of Davison called on Carlton Center * Larry Faunce. their sister. Mra. Minnie King, aerve 10 days In jail by Muni- at the home of Mr. and Mra. who has been stationed at Phila­ glcal patient at Ferguson's in delphia, has been transferred to Grand Rapid*. A Mr. and Mra. Charles King. * Mr. and Mra. lw pleaded guilty to contributing Eugene Poll and daughters of Gene Shade and Andy spent a througboal th* Stale. to the delinquency of minora. Ada and Mr. and Mra. Harold USB. Richards. week with Jane Weaver In Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutcher. tings while her parents, Mr. and "A quantity of the labels were The charge involved four young Price and children were Sunday. sent to all osteopathic physician* girl* on March 29. He wa* also March 27, visitor* of their par­ Donald and Patsy, and Mr. and Mra Ralph Weaver, and Mr. and Mra. John Dutcher and daugh ­ tn the Btote last October by the Mra. Donald Wellfare arc In ents. Mr. and Mra. Dale King. A Osteopathic Association," he said. Mr. and Mra. Howell Newton. ter enjoyed Sunday dinner in Clearwater. Fla., to visit Mra. "The Slate Medical Society ha* Bruce and Diana, attended the Baldwin. * Mr. and Mr*. Frank Glenna • ToAnsend, who is re­ Subscribe to The Banner/ Martin of Grand Rapids and covering from illness. A Mr. and also distributed a quantity of the home show in Grand Rapid*. A grandson. Jimmie Bower, of Mra. Richard Waite and Mr. and tended the 25th wedding anni­ Kalamuoo were Saturday vkl- Mra. Lloyd Haskins visited Mr. and Mra. Dale Shalrer and Mra. versary honoring Mr. and Mra. A David Blough ot MBU 1* Verna Cooley al Birmingham Gene Allen in Hasting*. spending his Spring vacatton and Mr. and Mr*. Vem Waite Mra. Boyd Novinsky of Lowell with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. at Detroit Bunday. March 27. and Mra. Ben Reser of Cale­ Charles Blough. A Mr. and MT*. Miss Alma Everett of Muske­ donia, were recent callers of Mr*. Charles Gibbs accompanied Mr Ruth Bleam. A Mra Lillian Ball and Mra. Henry Myera to vtolt gon spent the weekend with her of Newaygo was a Sunday, Match Holland Sunday. A Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mra. Dewitt Ev­ 27, visitor at toe Richard Blough Dan Postma called on Mr. and erett. A Patricia Neeb of MSU Is home. A Mra. Richard Blough Mra. Cornelius Bouwen* of Al­ spending the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Wilbur and boy* were Sunday. March 27. to, Saturday. Neeb. A Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mixdinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Thaler, ter have returned after a month Keith Blough in Grand Rapids. A Mr. and Mra. Robert Clinton daughters Sue and Linda, and in California. A Mrs. Thomas and family and Mr. and Mra Ron Wilcoxcn were Sunday dln- Johnson has been convalescing al her home from a fractured Donald Clinton and family of Middleville were Sunday. March Woodrow Knowles of Drayton collar bone received in a fall 27. dinner guests of their par­ Plains. * Gertie Thompson of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clin­ Drayton Plains and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. William Mitchell have ton. A Mr. and Mrs Gary Kid­ Elton Scale of Pontiac, ware returned home after spending a der and children of Caledonia Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs were recent luncheon guests of RUSM11 Price. * Mrs Russell Roger Chaffee of Grand Rapids, FLUMBING SUFFLIES Price was a Wednesday luncheon who ha* been named to the and Mrs. Ray Seese called on guest of Mrs. Ralph Sage of A polo crew, la a nephew of MardWATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Mrs Bernice Dcardorrt of Elm­ Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Bill wln Chaffee, a principal at our Blough called on her unde, My­ school In 1027. While here he dale Sunday. March 27. ron Post, al Community Hosp I- made his home with Mra. Ella Kart Kllngman. Hastings 2153 Gun Lake Road at Leila Hospital. Mr. and Mra. Walter Wortley came home Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough and Donald Biggs and Jerry Kyaer, ;Monday, March 28. from St. HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING children, Mr. and Mra. Robert who Is ill with pneumonia, at ; Mary's Hospital. Mr*. George Blough and children were Sun­ . Moon of Flint Is caring fur Iter day supper guests of Mr. and Battle Cicek SatUiday. A Mra. Manuel Rod­ Mrs. Meston Mesecar, son Gor- parent*. ; Mra. Jerry Postoumus of Alto. A „__ _ ____ and Mrs, Larry Gallardo ________ and____ daughter, Ellen,_ were rlquex i Mr. and Mra. Max Whitney of don called to Charlotte by toe -' ‘tors of her mother. mother.11were ' Grand Ledge were Friday eve- Monday visitors ILV JS T HflVC lYleul-ljclDei “ .: U 8ur**y 'with the George 8tonn._u whzi —- E Health Expert Urges Drivers to । Lake Odessa Dowling OOHVBMWCMIB .. - , , Elisabeth Smith, who haa been a medical patient at Ptmnock Hoapital. waa released laat week, w Tira Leon Whitworth* grand­ children, have been vUltlng with By Mn. Donald Proofrock M Wl S-S74S The Dowling Birthday Club field Churchm MUM v>u—■ Marilyn Ramaey. Loretta Ham- — —----•---- - follow, w The Pariah-pastor com­ Youth Fellowship group ot Dow- mittee met at tbs Dowling Ung Church met Bunday evening Church Bunday evening. * Mia* Hastingswith the Briggs group. Maundy Chemicals from the tree Imficid-Brigg* - Dowling Methodist Churches 1* scheduled for 8 pertlea of paint It cling* to a o'clock Thursday next week at Church Saturday evening. the Dobling Church. Holy Com­ Mra. Archie Lester is visiting surface better and provides a munion will be served at thia with her son and family In Balt smoother finish. SS.’K Given Jail Sentence ASTINGS’ SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE EATINGj QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF FURNACES PLEASANTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal Barry and Calhoun Counties, Michigan Coll Wl 5-5769 or that a Special Election will be Held on APRIL 11, 1966 Wl 5-3732 The Polls for Said Election Will Be Open from 7:00 O'clock A.M. and Remain Open until 8:00 O'clock P.M. df the iam« Election Day. Here's the car The Place -of the Election is at the PLEASANTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The following Propositions or Questions will be voted upon: Plymouth Fury Silver Special Shall Pteasantview Elementary School, Berry and Calhoun Counties, Michigan, be annexed to Hastings Public Schools B-l? Shall tho limitation on tho total amount of taxes which may ba aneticd against all property in the Pleasantview Elementary School District, Barry and Calhoun Counties, Michigan, be incrooiod, a* provided by law, by .45% 14.5 mills) of the assessed valuation, ar oquaHxed. of all property in the School District for a period of three (3) years, the yean 1966-1968, both Inclusive, for the purpose of providing a fund to be used for operating pur­ poses only? . Sfioll Fleaiantview Elementary School, Barry and Calhoun Countlet, III. Michigan, ouume it* pro rata tharw of the avtotonding bonded indebtednet* of Hastings Public Schools B-1, consiefiag of the 1964 unlimited tax bond tttue in the remaining amount of $760,000.00? TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT THE ANNEXATION OF FLEA5ANTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. BARRY AND CALHOUN COUNTIES. MICHI­ GAN. TO HASTINGS FUBLIC SCHOOLS B-l, BARRY COUNTY. MICHI­ Here s the deal GAN. WILL NOT BECOME EFFECTIVE UNLESS: (a) All of the above propositions receive an affirmative majority vote of the electors of the Pleatantview Elementary School; - AND A special car at a special price (b) The electors of Hastings Public -Schools B-1 by a majority veto assume their pro rata shore of the outstanding bonded indebtedness What a deal! Special low price to start with. Top dollar trade for your car. A go-all-the-way deal so we can keep dur sales success going A right-now deal that saves you dojlars. of Pleasantview Elementary School in the remaining amount of $145,000.00 VOTED INCREASES IN THE TOTAL TAX RATE Plus all these extras as standard equipment • special silver buffable acrylic enamel • exclusive blue all-vinyl interior • deluxe upper door moldings • whitewalls • special wheel covers. LIMITATION PRESENTLY IN EFFECT: And these regular Fury features • seat belts • Safety-Rim wheels padded dash • backup lights • heater/defroster • windshield washer • variable-speed windshield wipers • padded visors • outside left rearview mirror By Hie above district: None By Barry County: .5 mills, Special Education, unlimited yean 1.5 mlJU, 1956 to 1975 Inclusive I. None Here’s the dealer ... a follow-up-the-sale dealer who gives you good, courteous service, factory-trained mechanics, parts availability and excellent financing. AUTHORIZED DEALERS DELTON By Baltimore Township: 6. By Maple Grove Township: 1 mill, 1966 to 1968 inclusive 7. By Johnstown Township: Nona 8. By Calhoun County: .5 milh, Spacial Education, unlimited year* 9. By Bedford Tawnahip? Nona None CHRYSLER TOf HOTORf CORPORAnOB DEWEY'S CAR PALACE AA-43 AT SPkAGUE RD. 5. Archie Dunn, Secretory Board of Education PHONE AAA 3-3601 .................... -.........................................................—......... - -...................-........................ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-04-21.pdf 0a680039f444f7b550a79e5cba3e7aa5 PDF Text Text To Spray for Beetles Monday In Barry Areas The Hastings The Michigan - Federal coop­ erative control program against Hosting*, i uled to begin Monday and more Roton. Ionia. Kent Ottawa. 8t‘. The beetle, on eighth of an inch long and dark bluish-green destroyer of growing c EDITORIALS Ralph Nader, gadfly of the UK auto industry, is now directing hk a godsend to certain dally the little Volkswagen, than for something to distract attention which, he claims, it is hard to ffnp from unhappy aspects of-the unPlanes used for spraying will a more dangerous vehicle. Nader, of course, claims that business is always fair game Estimated to be more than 90 a big crop of political hay was tn per cent effecUve against over­ prospect, new recognition for his general farming and drainage praeUce* wintering adult cereal leaf General Motors, in the stuffy. which makes possible Em crop rotation. Chief U.S. Soil Teehnl- beetles, malathion, a* uled In effect Thu*, the VW. In hl* opinion r an __ <>___n. . . . . — . the program. I* shown to be safe must be something in Uie nature "Colonel Blimp" tort of myopia for birds, animal* and humans. of a diabolic booby trap, unsafe to into which big industry seems to One thing k vulnerable, how­ ever: malathion will cause spot­ enter, even when it’s standing at blunder on occasion despite bril­ liance In the field of ting or pitting on Uie finishes of the curb with Uie motor idle. some cars unless washed off Im­ Ridiculous? Of course! But r.0 and development, played right down mediately with water and deter­ more ridiculous than the fact that Nader'S alley, by having him in­ gent. then thoroughly and prompUy rinsed. In areas near Mr. Nader, totally tacking in engi­ vestigated! This not only gave a where malathion Is being applied neering background, has bcm so legitimate reason to charge "inva­ aerially. It ta well to keep cars widely accepted a* a competent sion uf privacy." but also under cover. Hu.% precaution is a criUc of complex engineering fac- ' open invitation to some fancy The Hastings Board of Educa­ sound one although the finishes tor* pertinent to Uie mechanical I nt edllng by members of Congress tion approved contracts for four of not all car* are suncepUble. safety of automobile*. 1 t Please turn to Page 4. this Sec.i new teachers for 1966 - 67 and adopted the official calendar for elude Assyria, Baltimore, Carl­ that school year at their regular ton. Castleton. Hastings, Hope. monthly meeting held Tuesday Irving. Johnstown, Maple Grove, night at the high school. Thomapple. Woodland and Yan­ kee Springs Townships New Instructor* Include: Owners of the 132 apiaries in Charles Dickson who is to be a counselor in the high school. Barry County were informed Dickson, a 1954 graduate of Por­ that tlie spray should not cause serious damage to their bees. If tage High, earned his BA nt Western Micliigan University in they should find excessive kill, they should Immediately contact 1959 and Is completing work on lhe Barry' Extension office which hl* master's In guidance while teaching at Kalamaxoo Univdr- can furnish them with informa­ slty High. He was bom in Mil­ tion on how to contact the State Department of Agriculture for waukee. Wta.. Nov. 8. 1935 an adjustment. Mate Officer—Wayne A. New­ ton, of the East Side Lumber « .---- -------- ------। ovuic Some owner* may (Irs.rc desire to ■ Company and past exalted ruler Leah Neeb who k teaching sixth | keep Uielr hives out of the path grade at SouUieastem. was hired of the planes, and flight plans I TRAILER RALLY — Hastings was host last weekend to the of the Hastings Elks Lodge, was unanimously elected vice presi­ u, ,nM±Jnxn^?' Br‘ c?*u!u‘Un‘• ar« wheduled to be broadcast Michigan Travel Trailer Clnb and 91 were moved onto the *?er ma»urt from over WBCH and WKZO. dent of the Michigan Elks Avofairgrounds for the rally. Chairman Floyd Todd. R2 Hastings, datlon—South Central District, mutant tn reported. The visitor* were royally treated by local merchants n.„M. ... [hflr hk(M durUw 4prtylng Willie Cane Week Is to be ob­ at the Spring meeting held In ' । served lie re April 24-30 with memAlbion Sunday. period. A kill of 100 or so at Uie ■ bera of the Hostings Lion* Club hive should not cause too much In 1959 . .................. I planning to acquaint the public wlih State laws for the protection Mrs. Deloria Dipp. R1 Free­ I of the blind. port. who is teaching at Welcome | On Friday. April !9, IfasUnpi Corners. Is to teach at North­ eastern. She has completed her School Board Hires Teachers, Sets Calendar Lions to Observe White Cane Week Here Nashville Girl, Friend Killed In Ohio Crash A 19-year-old Nashville girl and her boy friend were killed tn an automobile accident about 5:30 pm. Bunday two mile* south of Toledo City Hospital were Diane Lynn Goney, who had been work­ ing In Fort Wayne. Ind. Uie past year for Midwest Finance Com­ pany. and Tom Lane, hum gomery, driver of the car in whlcH' the car were reported bl serious condition at UM THedJ hospital. The accident occurred when other car at the tnlneectlun Diane, a 1964 graduate of Maple Valley High School, was bom July 10.1946. In Battle Creek, the daugh­ ter of Bernard nnd Betty < Stewart i Garvey. Jr, who reside on M-66 a mile and a quarter south of Nashville. Besides the parents, other sur­ vivors Include two sisters. Brlnda Joyce and Nancy Lee, and a broth­ er. Bernard Henry, oil at home; the maternal grandmother, Mrs Thelma Slewart of Charlotte, and the paternal grandfather. Bernard Garvey, Sr., of Nashville. Service* were to be held Wednes­ day at 3 pm. from the Vogt Fu­ neral Home In Nashville with lhe Rev. Mux plodding officiating. Cemetery1. Nashville. Southeastern PTA Names Officers 3rd Vote on T-K School Extra Tax Friday Hastings Long-Range Program Designed to Keep Gty’s Trees Barry Road Budget $815, OOOfor 1966; Plan New Blacktop Estimate Revenue at $895^86; Barry Surfaced Miles in 1965, Built 17.65 Miles New Grade Gov. George Romney has pro- diseased elms on municipal prop­ area coDecting contributions for Shults and Freeport schools. erty have been removed. Arbor Week In Michigan to cmDuring the past Winter City this project. Kay Stanton, a- 1961 Middle­ l he Barry' County Roatl Commission has a budget of phiulze the importance of trees. crews cut down about 100 dta?u-ed ville High graduate, is to teach Hastings City Council members elms and dead trees. Ninety-six claimed White Cane Week, pointing $815,000 fur 1966. members reported to the Board of Super­ at Central School. She completed ■ stumps have been leveled at a cost out that for more than a quarter ' visors Tue$<lay morning. her practice teschlt2t In Has­ Estimated receipts for this year total $895,286.42. The of a century the Lions have sustings and is completing her work Tiiarnapple-KelJogg School Dis- Uielr beauty, and tlu* fact that of $6 a slump. ’ for a BS In August at Western. tr|ct art to go to lhe polk for. U>ey do not live forever. talned the White Cane movement I commission hopbs Io have a cash balance next Jan. 1 of ■h. the <hi.^ third •«_ time on ■■ the proposal . to \ Alderman Dale Itassett. ehairto provide them for llu* blind for She attended Ferri* for two | $80,286.42. . Tyden Park has been completed, approve a special 65-mlll tex fori with the flowering trees planted in their safety in truffle, and the Estimated expenditures for this year include $400,000 for The 1966-67 school calendar Is two years for school operational 1965 and the hardwoods In 1964 hi Lion* lukve acquainted the public quite similar to the prewent one. purposes. all. 303 trees were planted in the with Uielr special obligations to ; primary joail maintenance anil construction, $50,000 (or Federal except two teachers' planning lovely pork along the Thnrnapple. Uie people who carry the While Ahl construction. »*0«00 for- r- ■ Cane. .. days are Included plus a Hos-re-julpm-nt repair*. *90.000 for . Ungs Teacher*' Institute Day State legislation In 1936 tarhided new equloment. SIS 000 for th« filled municipality. School enrollment will be n ordlnar.ee gran:Ing Uie right af ; pension plan nnd $100 000 for the . ■Aug. 3d; 30 and 31 The first ay to'a person carrying a White । new garage building nearing teachtri* planning day will be (completion. Tuesday. Sept 6. with the Insti­ IB. the following resolution was i inches in diameter, are being traffic The commission has already Tile White Cane Is the I adopted: I planted this Spring and $1,000 U tute^the following dav. day. Rent Sept. 77. tute-the symbol of the blind. ■Whereas the proposal to raiset,ie 1966-67 budget for trees. Classes will start Thursday. Sept. up to 65 mills on the assessed 1 Person* desiring trees to plant The MEA Institute will be Oct. valuation as equalized for a term j011 l,w terraces or "parttlng" bo­ —"* —* “—‘ — □lied into । 20-31, and the Thanksgiving re­ ot two years for operating pur- ------- ““ Nlnety-one trailers roiled . T^’ l cess starts Wednesday. Nov. 23. poses only was rejected twice, Invited to notify City Hall and a Hastings Friday and Saturday I-. Engineer-Manager Orval Cutat 11:45 am.. and classes resume and morning for the rally of Uie "Whereas the some proposal is possible. Alderman Bassett ex­ Michigan Travel Trailer Club on Monday, Nov. 28. win call for laying about three W< ■ , , again being presented to a vote plained. held at the falrgroftids. of the people on Friday, April Floyd Todd. R2 Hastings, a blacktop on the Miller Road from owners agree to keep them wa­ the Guemsev Lake Road souUi ■Whereaa-a group of interested tered." chairman of tbe rally. "The ArtLvt Workshop Youth nnd past to M-43: three mile* of citizens has requested that the Alderman Bassett explained that Friday afternoon the visitors Exhibit. 1966 “ U beliut prc|>nre<1 orlm<’ mid double seal on the First semester ends al 11:45 board of education definitely thia Spring municipal workmen were officially greeted and wel­ for mra young propli- by nxm- Dowling Roa.! tram North AveI am. Friday, Jan. 37. A teachers’ specify the plan that will be put comed with coffee and dough­ Ixti of th- Hastings Artist W.,rk- tine to M-66 nnd n!s> on tlie | planning day Is set for Monday, In operation in the 1966-67 school be planted, and asked lhe property nuts, furnished by Uie trailer sl>op winch is locnUd l.i lhe !'_ • i........... - < B-*nne'd Road Jan. 30. and the second semester year If the proposal is again de­ club. er NYC drpot. I U>n-e und on**-hatf --rt feated. ' refused, but most of the people begins Tuesday. Jan. 31. Saturday evening a pancake forn Tbr fl- I.!.! 5-8 Ulii o! 'yrxlmg H . "Be It Hereby Resolved that agreed. The spring vacation will be supper was served in the Com­ wML—J from Thursday at 3:45 p_m. lhe services listed below will be! munity Center and Saturday 1$ to include poftiUngs, sculpture . An**“»«’ n-ntr-t wi’l be n>«March 33. to Monday. April 3. eliminated to the approximate night teenager* enjoyed a record and other creaUona by young' paring for blacktopping c.b?*it CiUMMd,u _ charlotte's Muntef’ trvple from the 7lh through the six mile* of the Mud lake Road ; . IudB_ Robert C Ballard has Memorial Day will be May 30 amount of 140,000.00 hop in the center. 12th. orkde <>r 18 vrar* of aar. ■ from the Hutchinson Rood east ^n noullcct j that he Is a caiutl** I First and Second grades on with the school dosed. half day sessions | to M-66. 'date to succeed Archie D. Ma> sters — and oldster* — enjoyed II AU Athletics Bunday, June 4, 1967. The second game*, flew kites and partici­ Manv other projects are DonaJd as Judge of the tth JPIII Agriculture semester finals on Monday. pated in other acUviUea. srheduled for township roads. | dlcU1 circuit. Barry and Eaton IV Elementary librarian H || Basstt explained that the re­ Tuesday and Wednesday. June 6. Downtown merchants held a During the--past the comCounties. Ballard ha* practical The show will be limited to ----------------------vear — — j — — tauuuw*.. placement policy was adopted n special treasure hunt for the Barry resident.* and creation* mission received $656 848 98 from |aw for i$ year* and was Eaton** 6. 7. and the second semester time V Free use of the buildings I; while ago when spraying of trees visitor*, providing gift*. ends at 11:45 am. Friday. June9. may be entered by April 30 ar lh,‘ Ftate Motor Vehicle Hlvh- prosecuting attorney far eight VI Public Library Commencement In the west ■was discontinued as IneffecUve In Sunday noon there was a pot­ May 1 between 12 noon and 6 *»»•»* ’‘‘h M09 368 05 for yeBrt. VII One half time counselor cositrolllng the Dutch elm disease. luck dinner followed by a short p.m. U tbe woeUbop. gym will be at 8 pm. Friday, “» Vin Board of education sal­ June 9. 1967. business meeting where plans Oratb Abort u SCTtentl etale-1 »“■" raed >y.tern eta Ray Olsen and Earl Coleman aries for the rally In South Haven In ata Aatated by Or. Oouelta 518 27 for use on the 754 87 mile*; "Be It Further Resolved that were reappointed to the school May were made. । of Uie local road system. Ca-wlenan. Joe Shaver. Richnrd canvassing board for terms end- the difference between the anti­ Chalrmah Todd said he wished ! Know removal funds totaled Bassett said the City also hopes cipated income from tlie pro­ to remove trees in the future and to thank everyone who helped to Palmer. Ralph Junold. Vivian 84862 66. received because the Cleveland. Marty Schramm. posal and Uie amount accounted plant new ones, so that streets make the n»Uy_a success. Mary Campbell, Betty Hammond. area h»d more than 70 inches for by elimination of services will will continue to be “Green" Combined PTA MteUng of snowfall In the i<ta$-65 resum.' Evcdtne Fox and Gertrud? ReiNorthroatorn. Algonquin and be accounted for by deficit fl-j Ba-ssi-tt said that while maples Tlie sum of $24 297'93 was re­ penhoff. nonclng. Yeas. nil. vorrieu. Carried. ceived under the Federal Aid act. are being planted under Uie presTills Thursday nt 7:30 pm. the rcAinty board allotted 951.­ M o l Ion by VanderPoppen ent program. It Is planned to van iteld in Ute all-purpa*-« room at Wayne Peterson. 1602 NortV there will be a showing of color­ 462 14 Ksr-Usc in replacement of Northeastern Schoo) on Tuesday. supported by Brovont to adjourn.; the types tn future years Ow ed slide* on "fmpnfaiionism." unxu'e bridge» and emergency Broadway, has announced that . .. . ! never knows when a dlse.ise* may he and his son. Paul, have en­ narrated by M1M Mary Camp­ work in the Individual townships tered the car leasing business Meeting adjourned al 10:30 in Uie future strike our brautihil will be Supl. Richard J. Gucnbell. art teacher. In the workshop. .inir'Jhe township* themselves and have purchased a franchise P,n- . I maple*, tie said. Katherine Wleringa, Secretary Tlie city also has a program of i provided $100,091 16 for rand from the International Lensing Needs. ProgrtM and Future open to tlx* public. work Corporation of Detroit. Development of the Hastings ' telmmlng trees, and Bassett hopes There wilt be• “ a counvy-wiur touhiy-widr ■ Hospital Guild II to.Meet ! within four year* to have meat of i Members the “lt'rp wl “ “ of Uie Barry County Of lhe«• townships' grant. School System." They will have their offices for Hospital Guild 18 win meet 1 the heavy foliage trimmed to un>. ■ Board of Supervisors this Wed1 invitational tram at the Aruw. j iiuopiuu vmia in meet the to pro- Boara or Supervisors this wed.ram m me nr..w.i the time being gt 1602 N. Broadhorn, of taf Mm Xfta. William until.— vide better_ street . . lighting . ■ " r' ------ ,----------. consider ----- . . .... 11'.. -V-.—. — —t—I... eve- 1I atI the home mid nesday were1. to adoption Workshop on w Wrdnrwtay —„. May —. 4. .. for pre-viewing .. ------ of Durint ih» p*-t '•nnstroclbn Slocum. 518 Congress. Thursday, eliminate dead limbs of a temporary budget for IBM niiw. AMI .... .. __ ih. C-.h.Klt > . Iw. ....... ■ April 38. at 3 pm. the Youth Exhibit to be open Please See MORE ABOUT: He believes that most of the totaling $974.183 26. --------. . Th* l*nl,tlvto the public May 5-8. ... RO ID BUDGET. Page 3 Hastings Host To Michigan Travel Trailers , . „ invite Barry Youth to Exhibit --------- .—_ Artistic Work A . an.- A potluck supper was held evening, April 19 followed by the annual election of PTA offi­ cers. Tlie new. officers elected were: President. Clayton Case; falirr vice president. Raymond Mead: mother vice president. Mrs Richard Bryans; teacher vice president. Viola Pufpaff; secretary. Richard Clark: treas­ urer, Eldon Roush: refreshment committee. Clayton Cone: mem­ bership committee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingram and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith. 1 Barrv’s First Budget for 1966 Set at S974J83 Petersons to Lease Cars in 5-Conntv Area backward glances "bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Banner files school at Detroit along with dis­ tributor*. from seven other state*. Paul is teaching ut Marshall and will devote full time to th* business after school U out His father at one time oper­ ated Ute Ford agency in Haa- permanent budget of $807227.31 The tentative budget antici­ pates a cash balance al Ute end of 1066 of $135,000. revenue from non-tax sources of $90,000 and $759.183 26 to be raised by prop- aled with the automotive field. Plans f<r the enlargement of Chute* Fcndryck. of Detroit. the First Presbyterian Church auditorium from its present ca- nounccd this week following a for discontinuing the Berliner meeting of the church board of trustee* and the building com­ son-Grand Rapids run. even mittee. of which Aben Johnson though the patronage U> dale has Is chairman. been disappointing. Miss Beverly Bradford and Miss Esther Ragla. were named Hickory Corners will hold a Band Follle* in the gymnasium respectively, for the Hastings there Friday and Saturday. In­ cluded will be ^Cta of baton sembly, Tuesday, ind were pre­ sented with medal* symbolic of chorus line consisting of Stevie their scholastic honors by PrinDolan. Carolyn Krum, Je»n Da­ vis, Carolyn Ooodlcy. Sharon Bradford hod a four year aver ­ Mason. Judy Snyder. Phyllis age of 3.0 and Mia* Ragla of 2.71. Dishmen. Penny Snyder. Mary Ptaae StM MORE ABOUT i . . . BACKWARD GLANCES, Supervisors were also to con­ sider lhe 1066 equalization report 38 20301 Plan 79th HHS Alumni Banquet percent of the county Anne Stebbins On Choral Tour in East Anne Stebbins, daughter of Mr and Mra. Thomas P. Stebbins. 538 West Green Street, left early Bunday on lour with the Olivet College Choral Ensemble This ___ -a----------- —--- . ...... * —*—• 34-member organlzaUon will re­ NEW SUPERVISORS—Two new supervisor* took their seals on turn to OU vet on Sunday. AprU C.?°nly ko-rd for,the APrtl aesskm. Walter Soya (righti. 24. after making appearances in 41, R4 liastinrs, was appointed to succeed Harold Stanton who 'cboota and churches throughout tallM.-a ■> an n.1,1—___—____ . , . ..... __.... . .. The Carlton Junior Grange Hastings High School met at the 1UU. Saturday- June 11. 1M, TOPS IN ACHIEVEMENT —Barry’s <H ( tub Agent William Boulter. tbe Dunham Club; Harry IMS Delton High graduate Ralamaioo. Esther McGinley RUMMAGE RALE — Fir �9 y^zr/WCHARGES NOTHING FOR THE COMPLIMENTS YOU'LL GET BY SERVING OUR GRADE A' FRYERS! wra legs 591 BREASTS MM ' DOUBLE BREASTS) OR 4 LEGGED FRYERS tan, cara an i« PORK CHOPS TASTHHEBIG / DIFFERENCE SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON it 89c SPARTAN SKINLESS FRANKS I friend. Ma. Vicki r lanaMg; Mr. and Otto. Middleville; Onry KateFarm and PESCHKE LUNCH MEATS 10-X POWDERED OVEKFRESH SUGAR JELLY ROLLS NESTLES' COCOA VAN MOLTEN'S SAUERKRAUT COUNTRY STYLE, LEAN SPARERIBS 59 -------- 1-LB. BOX -------- EVERREADY trun>M autr. fhuh ♦ Halting* Traffic Tfrkctx SALTINES 2-PLY . . . WHITE OR COLORS COUNTRY FRESH DELSEY TISSUE 2 -19c HALF and HALF CHEESE, CHiCKBE, OR SWISS ANO HAM Nabisco FLINGS 3 w S1M SPARTAN QUARTERED SWEAT SHIRTS MARGARINE COUNTRY FRESH CANADIAN Blueberry Ripple Ice Cream 61 WHITE OR COLORS ... 200 IN A PKG. alSF* BETTY ST CROCKER In 15 Colors! Kleenex 2-Ply Facial Tissue Pk». 19* 1-LB. 2-OZ. TO 1-LB. 3W-OZ. PKGS. CELERY U SPARTAN CAKE MIXES’ 'THE REAL THING ... FROM FLORIDA*. SPARTAN Taylor-Smith and Taylor 'Autumn Harvest* Dessert Dish » 9C FROZEN O.J WITH COUPON 7 $]OO' WITH EACH $5. POOD PURCHASE EXCLUDING BEU, WINE AND CIGARETTES •think about Cleaning up, Irtiinc up and Minting up, JUKI. Of Bourw. tliai mean, a itrfp to your lumber dealer rwtwrr mryUdna w found to tdo Otf |itr right Ow In Mid took around al tin- many ■M vtondbya tor ranovaiirn pr”vrTly Oltn y»« wUl find many new to make Uie Job rawer SPARTAN 100% PURE INSTANT COFFEE 10-0z, Wt. I 110-X SUGAR CONFECTIONERS POWDERED I I 1 I J I LB BOX 10c Limit 2 Boxei With This Coupon and a $5 or Mora Food Purchase Thru Sat., April 23, 1966. 14B. 2-OZ. MIN. WT. PtG. Batty Crocker A Cake Mix 24c I Limit 2 Pkgs. With This Coupon and a $5 or I More Food POrc^m Thru Sat,, April 23, 1966. • •4^. �Past Nashville •• • 1 Resident — Dies At Knoxville Senior Citizens Meet Monday. At Union Hall On Dean's List Barry County B,iM League A9s at MSU Starts Tuesday Philip Stanton, son of Mr. and lHas b,077 Votere Club on Tuesday. April 26. Harry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith On Poll Books nurse ana Lewis Lang are co-, wiimjd. iu i Harting* Elk* I Attend District az Alkinn II Jack D. Fox. freahman in tbe School of Ttolmical and Appltad q Atta And son Mr. and Mrs Meet Ot AIDIOH ... - — - Attending tbe South Centra. , rauur-in use ocnoui or Senior Citizens of lhe Hastings oukimx Technical and Applied Arts and bion Bunday, from the HMtlnrr. community will meet Monday, __ --__________________ ~ nuiar Russel April 25. for the usual carry-in ------ m WMC IKUU IM. cm, Mr and Mrs Russel) Hart. Jr..;C n'1* have more registered tot10 am. WMnexlav at Lakeview dinner and social time at one M? ^d rSu NaS: Mr f" <*• J*™* Un* <han they Cemetery. NaihvUie, for Mra. o'clock.,. ' State College and Mrs. Robert Wade. Mr. and ^Hd7„a*“nS“unly Clcrt The Club will meet at a new location, which will be ths new Union building, Just east of lhe Wyne Newton. State coordi­ Huxol. Vico President for In­ nue. nator of the Elks National Foun­ Irving has 27 fewer registered lhe body was brought U Visitors ere very welcome and named to the Dean's Honor Ltet dation program, announced that voters while Maple Grove vllle Tuesday evening. nil are reminded to bring their the Hasting* Lodge placed 7th in dropped 16. • own table service, sandwiches the State for new members of Irving has 548 electors com­ B average while carrying a full the Foundation. a native of the Upper Peninsula. And » dish to pass, as well as pared to 575 in 1964 and Maple Cirove xoi She was married to the Nash- ' beverage. It was also announces that Uie vllle man while he was teaching ' Dinner will be followed by a Hustings Lodge took 8th place at Sault Ste. Marie After his I rxidal hour and a tour of inspec.n the Michigan Major Projectsi The registration by precinct-, follows: rtUrement as a chemistry teach- Uon of lhe new meeting plack. program. Precinct er the couple lived in Royal If transportation- is needed l!Mi4 : Assyria ... Oak and in Olivet where Mr. please call 5-2864. Baltimore Dam died three years ago His•------------------------body was returned to Nashville r— tor burial. Ths latter part of I Contiww, 1965 Mrs. Dean moved to Knox- i1 39 Year. Ago I J<unC3 R °«u- R1 Mattawan. Jama R. OeU. R1 1 I Is being held « by Barr w *. u» Itat M u, “ a,*? John A. Dcnn.'a’profeJLrVn the Carlton University of Tennessee Besides Lz*VLILU11 ^°nday',l 1|PU °f W 00° 60041 hc Caxtlelon the son. five grandchildren sur- . Mrs. Homer Smith, president Leonard received confirmation | waived examination Monday be- Hulings vlc*। or the Board of Education, and for the following appointments: fore Municipal Judge L. E. Bor- Hope .... The Rev Max Gladding: partor i Robert Godfrey, a trustee. *nof. night that they cr; Hany Thompson, marshal: oi. the cne Nashville tvasuviue Msthodls; Mxhodls: “ounccd ounccu Tuesday iuca»)iuv» -n» chw lniu« > eA u>d Irving No 2 Church, officiated nt Wcdnrs-1 ttou,d reelection to four clarence Shultz. night police; day's service. [ year terms In the June 13 school Klm stgjer. cUy attorney; Dr.',I the kidnapping offense allegedly ------------ 1 ‘ election. Robert B. Harkness, health of- ;occurred in Barry Township on Johnstown Sunday, April 17. wiiiu i. ___ —J Mrs. Smith said that she would fleer; Guy Giddings, fire chief. He was arrested by Wayland Willis Overley i, .t home. 630 B candldaU. M dlsUkrd Orangeville State Police. b Market, and would enjoy see-[quitting in the middle of n pro-, k— .i. Prairieville k>< hl. rt.M. II.- |», bm, il,, ,hll u,, „tIl uml Bloaitu Hoipiui. Onml «ould d.Hmli-1, b. bur UU me J % oruwCT. mra. v<su ‘t“lllnd Birch and Mrs. Harold Ford at- Thoraapple Larry C. Wieland. Hasting* vcr wtth oration. "The tended the Eastern Deanery ""“‘“•nd accountant, said Wednesday , American Liberty League." both that he would seek a real on , representing Hastings High, won Church at the St. Johns Cbhrch CUT °r HaxUngs . . . . . rfirst I r—, place (M in n. Class *A Anmru,, competi­ in Sturgis on Thursday of last UlWard lhe school board. ' : 2nd Ward Supt. of Schools Richard tion at Lincoln School In Rala- week. 3rd Ward Guenther announced that any rnaroo, Thursday evening. Trams ’ ---------------------------4 th Ward person desiring to become a can­ from Battle Crn k. Lansing and didate may call hb. office nnd Knliunazoo and Hastings took • M*ny Ssmplti. t nominating petitions would be part. ] prepared. । Petitions must have 20 but no THE FURNITURE Dr. John Harvey Kellogg of I more than 25 signatures of regisBUILDING Continued from Page One tercd elrctora living in Hie dis- Battle Creek was guest speaker ।! trict. They must be filed by 4 ut tire Brotherhood meeting here i Junies H. Sines. 42. R2 Has­ Monday evening. Officers elected I | p.m. on Satuiday, May 14. tings. waived examination wlun for — tlie Ii Tlie day i..i for registering — >,n- last uu, - corning year were: Hugh a*BMn commission workers he appeared Monday before Phone 374-3523 William J. hauled 101584 yards of Municipal-Judge L. E Burnett un 11 far the June 13 balloting is Mon-. Riley.----- prcBldevit; ,. ---------- .... ... -------—cubic —------------------. 'day. May 16 . Field. Field, vice president; L. C How- Pfoces-'«1 gravel and 104.124 cu- n bad check charge. nrd. secretary; Roy Chandler. o!c J'*nls °r P>1 run gravel This । He was bound over to the treasurer. does not Include the material । September term of Circuit Court • •• • used to fill wasiiouts. o a j and and released rele!L!,«1 on on his hls own o»n recoonirecognlDeapite lhe wet Spring and zance Members of the recently in­ 1965 waa a good construe J He is charged with issuing and corporated Rural Fire Associa­ Fall. tion year, according to Uie re-1 cashing a *20 c li e c k at the tion have purchased a Reo Six on the primary rood ays-1 Courthouse service station on chassis -with a Barton pump, ixirt. tern workers completed 14.65 Feb. 24. ' how. ciwtnicaj tank and other tnlles of new- prime and double He has asked to appear in mLscellancous equipment. A tem­ seal coat, 1?55 miles of new court Friday. Sgt. Robert Ritter porary truck is on loan until the grade were constructed. 5750(said. new equipment Is ready—which miles of existing blacktop roods I a wlU be in about sixty days. wm .uh . TO,| n, Ho|y Cash and Carry at More About----- Backward Glances Hold Youth in tnm Tf o»« Kidnapping Case Hastings School ' ElcCtiOFl IllHC 13 Election JIIHU June ArJ IN HASTINGS eniwui ■WAYS FIRST QUALITY * Mon Waives on Bad Check Charge Fine, Combed Cotton Percales! All Perfects! PENCALE REGAL ROSE AND MIMOSA PRINTS Glamorize your bedroom and save a pretty penny These are our fa­ mous si Iky-smooth combed cotton percalej in delightful prints. Regal 1 Rose: strawberry, blueberry, on­ * tique gold. Mimosa: coral, laven­ FOR that mSH.CLEAN LOOK and SWEATERS Offer Good Thru Wednesday, April 27 39' ..The farmers In OuA kfaraix highly pleased with Jho man: BARRY CLEANERS 321 S. Michigan Mayor Frank Horton shook the municipal plum tree Monday and the following were lhe fortunate appointees: Albert Myers. city marshal; Sam Anderson, night policeman; Thomas Sullivan, city attorney; Dr. C. H. Barber, city physician; Dell Newton, fire warden; Joseph Sage, fire chief. Ph. 945-4269 Englishmen have more dash, the French greater finesse. . h der. sky blue, sunbeam. lUata-fit Sraforized* 101“ Hat w toi, completed 1230 miles of new prime and double seal coat. 2050 miles of new grade were con-; structed and 1330 miles of exist- j Ing blacktop roods were resealed. The usual patching, ditching; I culvert Inxtaliallon project* auuccts. 7 Ml tlECTRCRItl '•lamct the primary system. mostly dead elms. The capital outlay for nrtr d Equipment totaled *77,495*8. and’ usual Spring floods have been avoided and the low lands which 1170.961 44 went for construction it new facilities. The Board of Supervisors ap­ covered with -water, are now propriated *10,000 for the opera­ ready for working Hundreds of tion of Charlton Park and tlie acres formerly idle, can now be park's use Increased two-fold, opened for production. ’ees from campers amounted to M440. Expenditures at Uie park to­ taled I14.O&5.72, Including labor 15,18259. material JU89. lights 173953. telephone *131.69. social recurlty 1174, compensation Inmrance *53.94. Dodge pickup 143130. building repair *2327 03. ,-qulpment repair *2.69750. plrnlc able repair *7231, national in•urance *14162. pensions *27856 tnd septic tank (484.45. Expenditures for bridges in•luded *9.499.82 for the span over he north branch of the Thompple on N. Broadway, and *5.000 , ach for the bridge on Uie Bar;er Road- over Uie Thornapple tnd for Barnum and Davenport bridges over the LHUe Thornipple. . Participation by townships Inluded: Assyria, *1.000: Baltinore. *2.000; Barry. *741322; Jarlton. *5373.76; OaaUeton, 454258; Hastings Township 11.000; Hope. *13513.49; Irving.i 6300; Johnstown. (17,685 09;: daple Grove. *4.450; Orangeville, i 834894; Prairieville. *9.165 69; i Jutland. *6.710.40: Thornapple,1 *1.000; Woodland. *500. and I Yankee Springs. *11,632. f | I JQ ■ Pencale posy print and deeptone stripe sheets REDUCED! Wayne Haxcl SPECIAL < JI | All our beautiful More Ahnut- Plain SKIRTS Pupils Need O.K. fifth and ninth grades in Barry I presidents- and Mike Snyder Is .among ______ the _.r 462 student* who &ch°ola arc requested by Di 'cereun----------------treasurer. J achieved ^hjeved all-A al -----------records during; p Brown, director1 of the co .- •------------the Winter term at Michigan Health Department, to sign port SUvn!> "“’i State University. Phil Is major- mission curds and t*»e. thanl daughter. Virginia, are planning , , . , . returned tr ‘ "* to spend next week In Detroit: !n« ,n mui,c *nd ln e**- vour.g^ra vwting friends. jmentary education. (cuUn UPHOLSTERING Road Budpet ran BANHTB—a 7-ti' 1.99 Ji «•"” It takes a lot of know-how, to fix a hi-fi factory-trained personnel to fix your hi-fi set properly. TV and tape recorders expertly repaired, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 & Wl 5-5992 WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS DACRON'RAYON NET PANELS! Gather up our "Prize Poodle" Towels 98£ Such value! Sheer Tra­ ian* rayon - Dacron polyester net curtains in white. Little or no ironing . In_sill or floor lengths. Hurry! -_-59e washcloth Goin exceotionallv fine quality towels that you’d expect to find at a much higher price! Pick your flower baskets bedecked with sum­ mertime blossoms in pink orchid, sunbeam yellow or sky blue. Fringed too. Screen painted cotton terry.' Values! “ NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's M 26 ox. 501 Nylon —$6.95 B Pick a pair of Penney pillows! 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Extra largo 22"x28" sizes, blue floral border striped cotton licking. 26 oz. finished size 22"x2t* 2 for 2 for *6 Plump foam rubber, 2 for noa-allergenic, loog-latling. Sanforized* eoltoo ticking lips Off. *8 finished size 1S"m25"x5H" 2 for <5 Soft duck down fill. Embo»«d floral-stripod linen­ look coHon ticking, reinforced. $O finished >ize 2O"x26" Miller s ww*cleah ■ ■.■I , 107 I. Woodland. Ha*tio«8 SERVICE Phono Wl 5-2091 Open Saturdayi —Open 9 to 5:30 Every Day Friday 9 'til �(Mrs. Oswald Succumbs; Rites I Here Friday regulated as the aviation industry. Recent development* In Waahlng- EDITORIAL driver training and reviling a Oswald, 73, EU Dowling, who WIU dead on arrival at Pennock Hospital about »:20 P-m. Mon- rating excerpts of Uie original article. ■Take Uie automobile, itself.” Uils comment runs. “Huge pile* of when ailtamobilM were built with engineering materials are submit­ less safety features than is stand- ted by the auto manufacturers' cngtnccrtng department to a divi­ sion of toe Federal A ato Agency, which. Itself, is full of engineers rather good job at separating the real from lhe phoney. Therefore efforts of the manufacturer’s en­ gineers. snipping, prodding, poking and ordering change* They must Church. ficiato with burial in Che Dow­ ling Cemetery. i patient at tlie Sunset Acre. Nursing Home dnoe January. improved Itighway construction. pe­ riodic inspection of vehicles nnd start skyrocketing. new safety device* that con be •"Test drivers from th* Federal incorporated into automobiles. hai danbnstnted that. In atUtnptSolid progress in reducing the over. By Ute time they get through, traffic toll in Uie United States ibk. the mo*t outspoken mere harrasement of the automo­ tive industry. Rather. If Uie Fed­ eral government decides to take In rannecUon with the dedication over U>e responsibility for traffic safety.* it will take a study hi depth In many areas — training standards for driver*, uniform on April 4. 1883. th* daughter of William and Anna tfknidlcht wald ot Riga on Nov. 23. 1011, You must maintain detailed logs The PAA. requires Uuit you take it to a Federally certificated fa­ culty every 5.000 miles for inspec- it to such a facility and have it licensing standards, standard* for completely re-certificated." highway construction, uniform Drivers would need Federal cerrules for reporting accident*. uni­ UficaUa under this hypothetical form rules tor policing the hlghscheme. New drivers would be it. M. COOK, Kliar taught by Federal instructors. PedOXE MUKMUCD AMD spectlori. rules for determining when a car U sufficiently “unsafe" ILEVKXTU YEAH licenses, and Fedsraliy-deaignatcd ■UBHCHIPTION etc —All this tn addition to an doctors, ■'automedlcal specialists." would give physicals. intelligent and objective cczuideratioti of the engineering and pro­ l». *3.50 f» Laugh. if you will. But that may duction problems at tlie automotive industry, itself, to determine how be a reasonably accurate picture The Hastings Banner called on Walter Baird of Belle­ vue. now in Leila Hospital, Bat­ tle Creek recovering from sur­ gery last week Wednesday. Mrs a^ I After being sick for six itOpO l .llUrC tl IO |you; correspondent is bock on Lloyd Owen attended Hospital Guild at Mrs. Dori* Wheeler's Pfntio Mootintr fnr J°b- * Thc WSC8 01 ““ on Wood School road Tuesday fiuve iweeiiiig ior|Bmgs MeUw<ust church wm r. a w.f Shave their regular dinner at the Lfroi l-sigc Jrlc/l Ich-.irch Thursday. Meeting and Births at Pennock Ju’VSS1 sShh I’m™-"S “^,hX*SSES • birthday dinner lor ?’ol ^.‘S^yputio; *-Ei draft age or within a few Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Don of that age. aU> parents *nd ,WclUw and M„le, fast In order to keep production ciety" during the years ahead, as any olhera. Iwelcher. * costs Iran soaring in an effort to Uie Federal behemoth reaches out ~ - *- of• •the; Mrs Btalr Ora *Hunton, Church Blair HawbIlu caUed called on on'I Orsnl. UMOni further and further into state and meet Federally-imposed standards Brethren peace counselor, whose Mr and Mra. Orlle Van Syckle offices are at EJgln. III. will out- ;Sunda>-. * Thursday Mra. Win­ which, if unreasonable and IU con­ local domains. line types of alternative service le Dunn and Sandra Strickland sidered could do more iuirm Uian authorized by the government ond Kelthi were dlnner guests of good and contribute lilUe or noth­ for those with conscientious oh- i jjr and Mrs Ear| auickland. * Jectlons to taking human life, | Saturday night the Keith Stncking to solving traffic safety prob­ uccordlng to the uiiniMinccmenL | lands and Mra. Winnie Dunn The legal rtglits of youUw and j wcnt to Richland. * Saturday Marvin P. Edwards. 46, R2 methods of applying for idler-1 afternoon Mrs. Myers, daughter What would life be like in these Hastings, and his wife. Marie, 45, native service will-be explained, and granddaughter,, called on United Spates. with a “Federal and daughter, Mrs. Evelyn the uinouiicniiaii sold. The in- ' the Keith Stricklands and Mrs. AQto Agency** iterating under a Wheeler. 26. Orangevfile, suffered vitaUon is to all, regardless of j Winnie Dunn. Sunday the Strickbruises about 8:50 am. Friday in lands and Winnie Dunn went to new Department of Transportation? on accident on W. State Road, bellcf. Mr. H^..n will l» the! Wwidon lor dm».r s.ndr. re■peeler el U» » ,S ».n,. ; tPrte.d home »llh them. * Baker. elation drew a tongue-ln-Uii'-cheek son, of ----Mr. and Mrs. ।m in txnnn woouianu Church vnurcu ot oi -ere , Yoder, .—----South WooUlmul U1C Brethren nnd the 1:30 P-«^l “llronltal a 111 a service in Hope Church on that O^-’untuxit> Hospital. Battle crccK. tcrworlh Hospital In Grand mid-May Sunday. Rapids, and released. The Rev. Charles Oibb» of According to Uie report, Ed­ South Woodland Church of the wards was driving on State Road Brethren and Coats Grove Chris­ when he saw a truck driven by tian Church reports that many youths he interviews do not ; Ry Mra. IJoyd Owen ’ V4S-5 him, and across the centerline know of oluraauvc service and R1 Oo.lMi He swerved to. the right, lose think that it unable to attend Norman Armstrong spent control. Tile Edward’s vehicle college tiu-y must accept mili­ i Thursday In Canada smelt dlpwent 64 feet off the road, then tary draft. I ping. * The Armstrong children sideways acron* the highway and Cooperation U in prospect off the south side where it hit from Grand Rapids and Sunfield 'iiwvt had the flu. * Mrs. John --- - **■ ill with the flu. * O. T. and other Church of the Brothi from Battle Creek called Furrow was ticketed for driv­ ren congregations nnd perhaps ‘ ,---------- Will Curd*. Sunday. * ing left of center. those of other denominations. I Mr. and Mrs. Will Gurd have I been having the flu. Mrs. Elwaync Payne from Del­ ton called at Howard Moore's Larry E. Comp. 25. 530 N. i Friday. * Mr. nnd Mra. Dean Boltwood, waived examination Hv Selleck. and Uirry from McOm.1. ber called Sunday at the Howard when he appeared before Mu­ aii. il * ° * 10c Deposit-' on Containers nicipal Judge L. E. Barnett on ■ I Da.Nag Phon. Moores. * Mr and Mrs. Lindon "Side of Strand Theatre” a charge of failure to comply At Uie Boy Scout Troop 180 Norrts att<.nded lhc tuhorupper r with Michigan's financial re­ Court of Honor held at Pleasant- 'at Dciton Friday. * Sunday din­ 219 Wed State St. ------------------------------------------- ----------- ----------------------------- —‘*poo*lbillly act. H* was arrested view School Dale Traisier and ner gUests al the Llnfion Norris home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold USE BANNER WANT ADS! foot badges, Don Spenelli first clMln*e from Hastings and Mrs. class badge and Tom John<on. Grue. Chance trom Ul, aulkcr merit badge. Service star* went District to Bill Corkins. Tom Johnson.' ’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Keith Chaffee Ron Spenelli. Don Spenelli. Craig Ycpez and Jerry Reilkerk. A de­ from Center road called Satur­ licious potluck supper was day at the Lindon Norris home. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Lindon Norris *5^’and Mra Clarence Camp­ I CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON ? M' ‘I'1 SPECIAL East Doud —Take Home AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside HASTINGS ___ —------------J WISOUM »m_ hmlem OKU Of Escape Serious Injury Friday B&K They lived In Riga before mov­ ing to Dowling in 1815 He op­ erated a blacksmith shop there until hks death Mrs. Oswald is survived by one daughter. Mra. Either Erne of Cleveland. Ohio; five grandchil­ dren. and 11 great grandchildren. destroying it. Tbe waipt will be released in southwestero Mu hiiran Hus spring to determine tbelr effectiveness. The beetk. lint identified on this continent near Niles, Michigan in 19C-. h*« ipread into Indiana. Illinois, Ohio and Canada. a « * .Pl! .,prinX ’‘“S* fa tainted For All Faiths Many things go together to make a truly appropriate final tribute. The special funeral customs of the family’s faith, certainly. ok< of major importance. Whatever your faith may be, you can place your trust in Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home with total assurance. FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60‘ -funertalJJoine CHARLES H. LEONARD HASTINGS Fails to Comply ISoturdoy Only) —— LEOnHRDOSGOOD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 INSURANCE AGENCY BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ?‘"rS„Tn,00n Sunday. * Mrs. Eubell. Tenn. Cindv and Douglas. Battle Creek Sunday.-* have Just returned home after "lce Barcroft from Freeport and spending some time in Florida Charles Calms from Hasting* visiting her parents and brother, j "-crc Sunday dinner guests at * William Roush has been visit-i'he Lloyd Owens. Mr. and Mrs Ing his mother and Mep-fntlier. spent Saturday at the Mr. utid Mrs. Harry Dowding. * William Coxes in Nashville. They Samsonite Silhouette Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course). iffl Pick a winner from our complete stable • Front wheel drive. 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Six to be filed in the Office of the County Vi*it Actionland, USA. See why you can look to Old* for the New! Clerk not later than May 6, 1966. Run McPka'din Dress Well... You Can't Afford Not To 138 E. Stole St We Rent Formal Wear WILLIAM CRIDLER County Clerk | o lo s -®‘ �Barry Welfare Missouri. Wbcoruta. IUinc<s. Van. Indiana. Ohio and Wet* Director Speaks At 9-State Meet enport, Iowa, Bunday, April Homemaking, Art Students to Exhibit Work nunutraUon in community rota- said It was highly interesting to all who attended She waa the only delegate from here. . Dunham By Mra. IF. H. CAeeaeman w Wednesday ■ ■ Christian Youth Film H 0 u Full Color the community death early that morning of Robert Gray. He had been sub­ ject to heart trouble for quite some lime. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Vogt Fu­ neral Home in Nashville. There was scarcely room for the flow­ ers and the people who came to pay last respecU to a friend and relative. Sympathy goes out to Mrs. Gray Ln her loss. * This Thursday the Ladles Aid will serve supper in thc church base­ ment at 6. Come and we will share with you. * On Sunday. April 24. Rev. Rhoadea wUl allow the picture “The Least Ones" at 8 pm. in the church. You are invited to come. Last week Mra. Verna Jewell had thc misfortune to fall back­ wards. Injuring a vertebra and getting some bad bruises. * Tile South Maple Grove Farm Bur­ eau will meet at the hall Satur­ day. April 23, for carry-in sup­ per and business meeting. * Mr. and Mra. Morris Clark from fold and Sunday guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Chas Coppess. FRESH DONUTS Feature Superette Length 205 N. Michigan Sponsored by 0 Hastings N Youth Christian Council Rotary Luncheon Friday. April 29. students Hastings High School art al* the Leonard a public display of Uielr work. Th* public 1* invited to view the displays in the main gym­ nasium from 9 am. to 5 pm. tending the American Public Wel­ fare Association Conference fee V Id big. administrative assistant the Central Slates Region. Michigan Department of Social “We cordially invite all inter­ The region includes Minnesota, Services; Mra Carolyn Gillespie. ested to take this opportunity to see their school Ln actldh,'' the County, and Gerald Maxey, case­ work supervisor for the Wayne County Bureau of Social Aid. The convention was held at the SEE Bill Collector day at Pennock Hospital lived with hU daughter and We Mak* 'Em ... Watch While FROSTED fr DECORATED Donuts 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily COMPARE! our new new f Hastings School Menu I | There are many other reasons, stain furniture waa moved out. too. he said, such u Illness, family emergencies and "over­ damage. loading'' of Individuals by credl- reported sales of *37.640.034 and n*t income of *1,535.874 for the three months ended March 31. Speaking briefly at the meet- surarice. । According to fire chief Dale Briggs of Vermontville, the fire may have started from defective electrical wiring. Vicksburg, representing the dis­ trict governor of Rotary; and Hal Buerge from the KiwanU, Club, who explained the current drive to obtain funds for moving net income woe *1347463. three surplus steel buildings The 1968 net income was equal Mr. and Mrs Arthur Struble, from W. State Road to the fair­ to 56 cents per common share, who have been at Bradenton. grounds. and erecting them there after preferred dividend require­ Fla since November, returned far future expositions. ments. on 2,669.817 common shares ouUtandlnt March 31. spent the weekend with their Nel earnings include a non­ Hastings firemen were alarmed recurring gain of 10 cents per about 7:25 pm. Tuesday when a share on sales of securiUes. The car driven by Gerald Thompson of Grand Rapids caught fire in 2,593,1154 shares. Carl E Anderson, Bliss presi­ street. Thompson had left Pen­ dent, said that thc order back­ Mra. Clark Kleinfeldt. nock Hospital where he visited log at March 31. 1066 approxi­ Mr. nnd Mi's. Edward Storkan hl* wife, when the fire broke mated *129,000,000 compared to out under the hood. Damage *121,000.000 at Dec. 31. 1965 and Saturday to attend the gradu- uwj s nuuipouii nu may wc be *200 mo. Mrs. Thompson has *110,000,000 on March 31. 1965. acUon of their daughter. Sue, been hospitalized since April 11. from Western Michigan Univer­ sity. at which Gary Bttwkan was Personal Mention Fire Damages Car Editor of Historical Quarterly to Speak To Barry Group Dr. Ethel Williams, a profes­ sional genealogist and editor of Michigan Heritage, a quarterly magazine, will speak at thc Barry County Historical Society on Thursday evening. April 28. al 8:00 in the Hastings City Bank. Her subject will be "Selling a Gene­ alogy Section tn the Local Library." CMU Conference Following graduation they met the parents of Sue's fiance. thc graduates, for dinner. Mrs.. V. D. Wldrig returned Sunday from Wichita, Kan.. family, Mr. and Mra Donald Wldrig for two weeks Both Mra Wldrigs celebrated their birth­ days together April 13. She vialled friend* in Kaiuaui City on ixxne on Tuesday Hastings High is to be repre­ sented when principals and counselors from some 230 Michi­ gan high schools attend the an­ nual Princlpal-Counsclor-Freshman conference at Central 26 Michigan University, April “ and 27. Clifford Poland and children of Lansing who come to take bi* mother. Mra. Mina Poland, homo to live with them. Windows Broken At Northeastern Hill*. Mr, and Mra. Charles Gibbs nt Frwport cnfcrtalned Mr. and Friday from Florida where they Rene Gangulllet. supt. buildings nnd grounds for the i George Rusine and Gertrude Hastings schools, reported that Rusine for dinner Monday evetwo targe. tinted glass windows nlng honoring Mra. Pew's birthand one other window were bro-1 day. ken by stones sometime after 4 . — — pm. on April 14 nt Northeastern. I , Replacement cost was estimated ’ CnidGStCF Chit-Chat ■l core Ui«n KW. I M„ Prarl Frmy The Itazla Extension group ( KennelM Bucher from Akron. wlU meet Thuraday April »7 at Ohjo vU1Unf the d.. > o clock sharp at St. Martin > vtd smiths and remodeling the Flower Shop for the lawon and Brown schoolhouse this week as then go to Mra Mra. Kay Carpenter Carpenter's a he plans „„ on moving hie his Omii. family for Ute business meeting and after school is out. ♦ Charlene silent auction. Kidder. Pearl Potter. Edna Bar­ ry and Maxine Gillette attended Charles Burch. 517 W. Colfax, "College Day for Women" at Is a surgical patient at Fergiison- Lakewood. * Little Miss Mindy Droste- Ferguson Hospital in Smith is entertaining the red Grand Rapids. measles. Mr. and Mra. Olan Kuns of Mrs. Roy Fuller spent a couple Weaverville, Calif., have been of days last week visiting her visiting his—sister, thc Orton sUtcr-in-law. Mrs. Robert Stow­ Endsleys, ills mother, Mra. Hat­ ell In Hastings. * Lawrence Carl tie Kunz, and other friends and and Dean Potter visited their relatives hens. They were din- brother. Lloyd. In Otsego last Monday * Randy and Robin troths on Monday eyenlng al Smith of Hastings spent Easter wllli their grandparent*, the Mid-Villa. I Potters. Robin stayed over for several days. * Rev. Karl and COMPARE! Mrs. Kiefer of Ann Arbor visi­ ted Uie Dean Pollers Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurr. who have been spending a month at Riverside, Calif., are expect­ ing to arrive In Chicago by train Wednesday, April 20. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eye and sons. Bion. Barry and Bradley, have been visiting thc former's brothers. DREAM DIAMOND RINGS Pleasant Valley Bv Mra. Ethal Blank 0 m CUrktvta* Mrs. Gertie Staid, who spent the Winter months near Sara­ sota. Fla., arrived home last week. Her daughter and hus­ band. the Melvin Martins of □ reentown. Ind, brought her home last Wednesday and spent the remainder of Ute week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stahl from near Ing in Indiana part of last week on business. They returned to their home Sunday evening. Central Auditorium Thit Ad it the Caurteiy of: V. O S. Hardware PATRICIAN Proud swan* among the squat ducklings of ordinary ringal They’re the ultra new Dream Diamonds by ArtCarved - the ever-so-slender sculptures that raise' their dazzling treasures high, high to utmost glory. Come saa-comparel Each from $150. As ittn in SEVENTEEN, VOGUE, GLAMOUR. Pation Monument Co. Hasting* Motor Sale* Hasting* Electric . Dutch Coppon Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. State Phon* 945-5316 Costly Driving Randy H. Raymond. 18. R5 Hastings, paid a *35 fine plus Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett after he pleaded guilty to a reck­ less driving charge. Members of the Hasting* High Senior Band are to participate Saturday In' the State senior Flint area More than 10.000 prep this event which 1* the equiva­ lent to “state finals" tn athletic*. Participating bands and archesratings In district festivals. ACADEMY AWARDS SHOW? WE HELPED TO SPONSOR IT. IN A WAY. In bstwssn ticking awards and famous face* was a massaga about America'* Professional Photographers. It spoke of th* many way* In which a professionally mad* portrait photograph can warm and enrich your life. A PORTRAIT IS THE PERFECT HIGHLIGHT. THE MOST PERSONAL GIFT Call or risit ua today. Lat us show you th* profusion^ quality of our portraits. WHITE'S PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs. Earl Prahl and two chllmother. Mra. tta Walldorff. for aevtsral day*. 107 S. Jefferson, Hatting* Ph. 945-3967 ^iffU/ffanrs Special purchases on much of the season's most desirable merchandise have enabled us to pass remarkable savings on to our customers. Don't miss out on your share of these outstanding bargains. LADIES SWIM SUITS — •«" »»s688 Ono Group—Several styles in both one and two piece. Size 32-38. LADIES K NIT SPOR TSWEAR LADIES DRESSES One Group — Jersey acetate, shift* and SLACKS two piece style*. Size 12-20 - 14’/y-22Vi. Size* ff to 16 Values to $9.98 .•now Jamaicas Size* 8 to 16 Reg. $3.98 O $5.98 Rog. $2.98 $199 O $299 Now $1,99 trimmed, white and pastels. small, medium, large. and solid* . . . Sise 32-38. Values to $3.98 T-TOPS Size* S-M-L Ladies Half Slips Ladies BLOUSES $4 00 I Regularly $1.98 NOW $1.99 n- JEWELRY Beautiful spring and summer jewelry, necklace and earrings. Size $4 00 I A Reg. $2.98 2 Reg. $1.01 $1.00 for $4 00 I Ladies BRIEFS Ladies HOSE Girls JAMAICAS Rayon acetate . . . White Size 5-6-7 Reg. J«00 for I 49c Seamlcs* nylon*, in shade* of honey or mi»t. R^. $4 00 for I 98c ... Assorted colon in 100% cotton. 4 2 Reg. $1.98 NOW One Group—Several style*. GIRLS SWIM SUITS Size* 7-14. NOW Ae9g8 $4 00 I *3 00 BLANKETS by Beacon BLANKETS by Beacon By Beacon—Solid colon in a permanapped Napped thermal plaid in a permanapped 94% rayon and 6% nylon . . . 72" x 90". 94% rayon and 6°/o nylon . . . 72” x 90". 2 hr »5°° Regularly $2:98 Now Regularly $5.98 Now Girls SHORTS Girls KNIT TOPS Boxer style, assorted colon. Sleevelet* shell*. c .NOW n Receiving Blankets Assorted colors in solid* for Reg. $1.04 $1.00 Slightly Irregular .NOW ■T*7c I I BABY BLANKETS Regularly $2.98 Dox. NOW O 5E00 C. Doz. Q Ironing Board Givers In tilicone or mu«lim. Beacon—Size 36" x 50'. Washle, 94% rayon and 6% nylon.. Fit* any standard board. Print* and solid color*. $4 88 NOW I Reg. $2.98 .. *«e. 79c ——NOW tor S and print*. 2 GAUZE DIAPERS Sizes 3-6X. Size 2-6X. Reg. $1.00 at the. McClelland's' home near Oveiuhlre entertained his fath­ er. Mark Ovenshire of Norwalk. Calif, and , his granddaughter. Miss Abbott of Charlotte, one day last week. He is visiting with his family for some time. * Mr. and Mrs Donald Kauffman and family were visitors in White Pigeon Bunday to see hU brother. Ronald, who is a draftee in a Youth Camp there. * Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oelger were among the Home Builders 8S. Class of Calvary Brethren of Alto who enjoyed supper at “Finger*” la Grand Rapids Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Ken Thompson entertained the Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Tuesday evening. April 19. Band Going to Flint degrees, with an average maxi- j DID YOU ENJOY THE moved away, had only recently returned to the residence. She and two daughter* were at home when the fire broke out. Sunday at the home of their mother here. Mr. and Mrs. Al­ vin Stahl of Elmdale were also guests. Thursday evening they Loren Kauffman were Sunday dlnner guests of the Dan.a Kauffmans. * Mr. and Mr*. Orlle Orimdle and family at Alto were Thursday supper guest* of the Darlan Eldred*. . Mr. and MH. Dana KauHman anUJamily were Sunday visitors of Uie Loren Kaufimatu at Cas- February Record Tony Young from tlie Profes­ minimum of 15.7. The high dur­ sional Credit Bureau of Battle Creek dL'xussed lhe procedures NuihviBe Highway, waa gutted and purposes of collection agenejas al the regular Monday noon below, registered on Feb. 20. The Jgbchcon meeting of Uie HasClub at the Hotel clpltaUon. including 9 3 inches of snow-sleet. Tlie maximum snow on the ground was 8 inches. Bliss Sales and Income Increases Carved FONTANA Fire Gats Farm Home Friday $4 50 I 2 Garment Bags Stamped Pillow Cases Jumbo size. Hold up to 14 garments. Hemstitched, assorted pattern*. Reg. $4 00 $1.49 NOW 1 Reg. $1.69 NOW tool for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street $1 00 $4 15 1 �Teenager Dance April 30 for New Fair Buildings I The large, quonset-type struct urea were obtained wiUiout charge as Federal surplu*. but the cost of taking them down, transporting them to the fairgrounds and erect­ ing them is high. Teenagers from all sections will Ttie Knightsmen's popularity is Grand Rapid.", and Luislng trmber and---------------- — to 17; Greg Shetterly, drums; Greg Hoogerhelde. guitar; Gene Englerth, organ; Lisle Conly, sax. and Gene Greenfield, lead singer. Wolfram Fechner. an accom­ plished musician, is their manager. Tlie Knlghtunen have about four to five hours of music worked out and axe working hard to add to their 75 to 100 songs. lhe Fun WITH A SILHOUETTE SOLID BODY ELECTRIC MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND ROUSH . Miss Marilyn Bell Becomes Bride. of Hastings (cut the bride's cake. Miss Karla Kurpenter of Nash­ ville poured coffee. Miss Janice Bell of Okemos poured the punch, and Miss JoAnne Long of Woodland served ice crerun Miss Nancy Gardner and Miss Marcia Bell both of Nashville opened Uie gifts and Ted Long of Wood­ Miss Marilyn Bell and Ray­ land assisted with the gifts. Miss mond Roush exchanged wedding Long was also In charge of the vows In a double ring ceremony guest bpok. performed Friday evening. April For her daughter's wedding 8. nt 8 o'clock in the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Mrs. Bell wore a double knit blue sheath with beige acces­ Nashville. . .sones, sories. me Thc grooms groom's mouicr mother wore ware The bride is the toughter of a doublc dres3 W|lh Mf nnd Mrs Albert Bell of R2 whUe They each Nashville and Mr. Roush s par- , wore (1 corsage of cymbidium orents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen' Chids Roush of R1 Nashville, | en>cmble pie Rev Clyde C. Gibson of- brldc changed to a two - piece fh-lated Miss Gerry Maurer of mlnt grwn laee wU. Grand Rapids played the tradl_ _.in i- .t in tlonnl wedding music and ac- I I «o Nashville Church Is Setting for lovely Nuptials WITHOUT HALF TRYING i GUITAR DeArmand designed fleet!OIMS "II aimed pisyi itwil' we'd like to wy but "you're rot to do something." The profiled solid body, the "slimfiitferboMd, nukt it so easy to han­ dle, you pH roll jlonj with the music $64.50 Other models Io $177.50. mszoc Amplifier . . , ar $59.50. Music Center The Thcmapple Garden Club and "Ave Maria." I The ceremony took place be-. fore tlie altar decorated with j Easter lilies and lighted candelabra, and pew candles lighted । either slde of the center aisle. | Tlie bride wax escorted to the1 altar by her father She chose a floor length sheath gown of; bonded crepe accented with Ven- ) ice lace. It featured a portrait neckline, fitted bodice, long sleeves and a, removable chapel train. A crown of pearls held her veil of nylon net. She carried a white orchid with blue hyacinth blossoms tied into the satin streamers on a white Blbie. Mra. Gary 'Bettyi Jacobs of Flint, sister of the bride, wax the matron of- honor, while another sister. Mrs. Eugene <Louise* Mortenson of Villa Park. UL. served as the bridesmaid. Both attendants wore two-piece blue brocade fioor length gowns and carried La cascade -bouquet qf white muins with blue streamers. Don Green of Hastings was best man. Victor Maurer of Nashville wax the other attend­ ant. and seating thc guests were Wayne Roush of Hastings, broth­ er of thc groom, and Larry Filter of Nashville. A reception was held In the church parlors immediately after I the ceremony. Mra. Mary Roush from Richland County Extension. Home Econo­ Snip-itSlip temoon meeting on "Orient An­ swers", by Mrs. Shot K. Mondol. who Is a former missionary from the Pacific branch of lhe Women's Forel gn Missionary Church of Calcutta, India until meeting her husband, a fourth generation Indian Christian. and MethodlM Minister. WITH HEM LINE Nylon. Dacroiti Polytilrr. We have them in BLACK. NAVY or WHITE $400 marriage to help her husband. He was elected to tlie Episco­ pacy during his mlnhtry and as Senior Bishop they moved from Hyderabad to Delhi. India. Bishop Mondol retired in Janu­ ary 1965, but was unmedlAtely reactivated by the Council of I Bishops and assigned ivs bishop of the Manila area where they I now live. ' Mrs. Mondol has been spending Hie winter with a daughter-lntaw. w)k> Is attending Michigan Suite University. Mra Mondol Lx a charming lady with a rich background ot I experience in tlie mission field. I liart err-nt. faith tn Lhr> women of India and searched for the greatness In all who came In whom is well known to Michigan MethodMa Tills should be a very’ interest­ ing and inspiring day. 'Dorm' Personal Shower Honors Miss Sue Storkan elven The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton for the pleasure of Sue ern Michigan University- Nancy Steele of Chicago, on March 27 In addition to Uie lovely gifts Sue received, it was also a grand time for lhe "gals" as with graduation drawing near. Uieir "get-togethers" will sson be reminiscences. Sues marriage tn Richard Olson, n. is to be solemnized on May 13. Mr. and Mrs Chancy Wallen returned recently from Tavares, Winter. En route home they spent a few days with their | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Karoeth Waggoner of Charlotte. i • (jou'll love our [ BAKED GOODS Saturday Reception Honors Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kimmey WSCS Grand Rapids Conclave May 1 The Grand Rapids annual con- The Woman's Society of Chris­ tian Service of Uv First Metho­ a. rrom v g.m. to a p m. at; me dist Church will host the annual Grand Rapids First Methodist Grand Rapids District meeting Church. Reservations must be made by Wednesday, April 27, years on Wednesday. April 22, with Mra. Orval CUUhew, Wl 5­ 5459 Please send $1.25 with each your reservations to Mrs. Eva Hecox Wl 5-4305. The afternoon meeting will hove "Greetings from. Mozambi­ que" by Miss Mary 'Jean Ten­ nant, who Is a mlmionary on leave from Mozambique Portugues E. Africa, and presently living with her father, the head ul Wesleyan Foundation In East famine* should take certain pre- l ! planting (iral shade trees where tne r.«w homes have no trees to I add beauty nnd comfort for out­ door Uving because they grow more slowly than shrubs and foundation plantings which can Rev. Janke Unites Couple Saturday In Lovely Rites The newly-married couple. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kimmey. were honored with a wedding reception at Uie American Legion Hall on 01 Unlon PumpSunday afternoon Mrs. Kimmey Li the former Marlene Blair, daugh­ * ter of the Harland Blairs Out-of­ of. Ule prides parents following town guests were from Wayland. Hopkins. Grand Rapids. Clarks­ renc“r8a‘' ville. Marshall. Battle Creek. Kike Odessa, and Coldwater. Thc Kimmeys, who were married on Match 19. received many lovely gifts. Registration and a coffee Is at 9:30 with the first meeting start- HU topic was mist, says. Under the revised warning system, a tornado warning will be given when a tornado has been sighted within a 200-mlle discussion groups and in radius of your home. The agent classes involving parent-teenage says that Uie possibilities of a communications, mental health tornado will vary with the sea­ family vacation travel, the hid­ sons with thc peak months being den American, traffic safety and April. May and June. However, foods. । backyard screenings for privacy, Michigan "twisters" can occur in Holly VanMstre. Sue Brown. and ways of arranging back any month. March through Sep­ Mary Lyons, of Middleville and ' yards for usefulness and pleas­ tember. Sarah Hansen and Sally Root A tornado may accompany or ure. Many different kinds of of Nashville were among the 15 follow familiar spring and sum­ 4H girts who participated in the flowering and otherwise were mer tliunderahowers. and are style allow which followed lhe sometimes accompanied by suggested nnd discussed. noon luncheon. Mary Jo Wil­ greenish-black clouds. However, there arc really no fool-proof liamson of Montcalm County was ducted by Mrs. Marguerite Stauf­ signs, Mra. Kuhn says. Most tor­ the narrator. fer. Two teachers have expressed nadoes develop after thc warm­ Father Hugh Michael Benhan. the desire to attend Uie Con­ est part of the day. and have a member of the faculty of Aqui­ servation Camp at Higgins Lake traditionally occurred most fre­ nas College in Grand Rapids and this Summer on the Garden Club quently between the hours of 4 well-known to television audlScholarship. and 6 pm. Mra. Walter Perkins had the Families can best protect "Fifteen With Father." telecast. landscaping plans, made by Mr. themselves by following a few Cox of Michigan Slate Univer­ simple guidelines, the home ther Michael chose as Ills subsity. for Uie Medical Facility on economist advises. Windows Jcct. "It's Tough to be Number display and they were discussed should be opened on the north One." as was thc financial problem and east sides of Uie house to Resource people for the momand the landscaping blds for help equalize the sudden drop In doing the work. pressure which accompanies a Wisner. extension specialist in Mra • Perkins is to be compll- j tornado. Family Life; Robert McIntosh, merited for the great effort and I The family should gather in extension specialist in Tourist MR/ AND MRS. TOMMY J THOMAS work she has put forth to make lhc ^thu-est corner of the and Resort services; Mra. Leota tills project a success . . Miss Margaret Mary Leary Is.Married. basement or protected area. Westfall, extension specialist in Two guests were Mrs. Arthur Blankets, coots and a buttery traffic safety; Mrs. Eileen Bell. | Karra; and Mrs. Ronald Benner,operated radio will improve conic, District Extension consumer' oweew. maiuyn «>cu. Coffee and cookies were served fort and provide information marketing agent; Maynard Van­ the coffee. Miss Sue Eckordl served | by the hostess. Mrs. Towne and about local conditions. The fanilLente, regional coordinator for I the groom's cake. Miss Karen co-hostess Mra Merrill Karcher. jy may dnd it wise to keep Imthe Michigan Department of I Morgan served the punch. Miss. -----------• -----------' portant papers in a portable box. Mental Health: Mrs. Velma Pita-। : Bette Stewart was in charge of the j Dr and Mrs. L. J. Castnn were so they may be moved to the gerald. caseworker, and Martin i guest book, and MBs Connie Van | Easter dinner guests of hta un- place of shelter and will be Succop, director. Ionia County: ; Syckle opened the gifts. j c]c nnd aunt, the Owen Smiths readily available In an ernerDepartment of Social Welfare, I For her traveling ensemble the of Lyons. Igency.____ Mra. W. L. Schleive. Michigan Tlie Rev. Roger Janke performed migrant ministry; Mra. George the double ring ceremony uniting, i new Mrs. Thomas wore a black' — ------- -- --------------------- 1— Gallagher, retired case worker, MIm Margaret Mary Leary and and white checked suit with i ommy j. msnus in mar- .imatching occcasmles oral the corand Mias Jane Child, Extension rvs Pvt . Tommy J. Thomas 1 riage .Saturday, April 16. at 2 pm.|“8e her brtdftl After ,their honeymoon--to ’Wash in the Grace Lutheran Church. ‘"u" ---------------*’■■■’• ­ provia«i by MUa Thelm* stout One hundred guests witnessed ington. D. C. the groom leaves for Port Bliss. Texas, where he Is the ceremony performed before the serving with lhe Army Intelligence. altar decorated with white glads and yellow snapdrngorv- Mra Jolm Thc bride plans to jobi him later. Out-of-town guests for the wed­ Havens was the organist. ding were from Kalamazoo, Mid-1 A home style loaf baked on lhe hearth. Sliced or unsbeed. Mr.-and Mrs John C. Leary, 811 dlevllle. Sturgis. Grand Rapids. S Benton, are tlie parents of the Battle Creek. Dowling. Mont- ■ S Hastings Methodist Women to Host District Meeting Tornado Alert Michigan is part of the Na- liam Towne. Over 270 women gathered Lakewood High School April II for lhe firirt area 10 CoDegc i vice of Michigan State Univer­ sity. . Better family living through the popular Knlght&mrn Li schniutad far Saturday, April 30. at tlie Oommuntty Center at lhe fair­ grounds spciiMirrd by die Klwanit Club and thc Barry County Fair Board. Profits from Uie dunce will go tn the KIwants-Fair Board project to move the three steel buildings from IW. State Road to Uie fair- HOWTO Thornapple Garden Qg Reddy 10 Take ri..u Club Hears Talk I ' ‘ ,. On Landscaping PfeCaUTIOIlS lOf , 270 Women Enjoy ' Extension Service's । College Program S BANNER •—TBE 26c Irish Bread Thomas, Manhattan Bench. CaDf.. are the parents of the groom. The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a white crepe .•heath gown with a detachable funnel train. The empire lltje was accented with n satin bias and bow at the center front and the three-thred teacup sleeves were of hand drawn Alencon lace. A matching bow secured Uie bouf­ fant bridal illusion veil, and site with ivy streamers. Miss Marilyn Ironside was the maid of honor, and MLis Valerie Smith and Mrs. Earl W. McMullin, sitter of the groom, were brides­ maids. They wore pirated willow clilffon floor-length sheath gowns with narrow velvet ribbon circling -the empire waist and abbreviated siefves. Matching narrow bands of white mums and yellow camaThe theme for the day is 'To, tlons. Earl W McMullin was his broth­ The keynote speaker is Mrs.. er-in-law's best man. David Leary, H. Olin Troy from Morristown,, brother ot the bride. Earl L McTenn., whose topic is "BeholdI Mlllln nnd Sam McCandlUh were Thyself." ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Culbert of piwsc of Women's Society tn Hostings were Ute mi Tennessee. She was born Ln tress ot cercmonlts. China and they lived then- unFor her daughter s wedding, Mra. i I Leary chose a light blue silk suit parents returned to thc United!'witli matching accessories and n Stales. Her education was with[ caraage of Cymbidium orchids. her mother and the Chinese schools and she attended the, 1 The groom's mother also had a Randolph Macon Women's Col­ corsage ot Cymbidium orchids and lege. where she majored in lan­ wore a iwo-plece pink silk shaxvtung dress with matching acces­ guage and religion. sories. Following the ceremony, the Tlie Misses Elizabeth Pinch anti Helen Wade were in Koko­ reception was held in lhe Leamn mo. Ind. over the Easter vaca­ Sluirpc Manorial 1im.1I. Mias Julie I Flslier cut lhe wedding cake (made tion at Miss Pinch's home gornery. Coldwater. Muskegon. Lan­ sing. Three Rivers, Marsha IL Lamont. Allentown. Penna., and Elmhurst, Hl. The rehearsal dinner waa given 5 the groom's parents nt thc a s 11 n g a Heights Restaurant, Friday, evening. Fudge Brownies__________ 3 for 12c To satisfy that sweet tooth, this it is. Better try some 42c Cinnamon Fry Rolls------------6 for Just about everyone's favorite. Iced with cinnamon and topped with a nut crunch. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL ONLY Purchase $1.00 worth of Baked Goods and for 19c get 1 Dozen of our regular <Bc Molasse* Welcome Wagon Cookies. Guild Tours Hospital Coffee Cakes-Family Sixe 63c; Sm._35c Hie Welcome Wagon Hospital Guild No. 30 met at Uie hospital snack with a Rood hot cup of 1 lobby Tuesday. April 12. Mra Sage, ■ rAemtmber COOKIE DAY director of nurses, gave a very Interesting talk regarding facta I EVERY WEDNESDAY .f.-. pertaining to the hospital, before I taking them on a tour. Hie guild | will be having a bake sale at the.' Kroger parking lot on Saturday, April 30. 11 _4 Dot. $«00 I DALE’S BAKE SHOP Remember Mother's Day, May 8th . . Permanent Special Reg. $15.00— *12.50 (Complete) Coll 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bai (Above Savings & Loan) BRENDA HART is now on our staff. Evenings by Appointment �250 Attend Teen Dance Saturday At Union Hall Borry Physicians Honor Dr. Gwinn Mrs. Keith Chase Entertains District Society dinner meeting nt lhe Hastings Hotel Monday evening unaec cruercaujeo ------------------------25 members of tbe Southwestern I ■ ■ L^su,Tc^r±U.|Melhodist Til WSCS Hears Talk on 'Christian Calling' B. Gwinn by presenting him with About 960 teenagers were present UAW-CHO Halt on Woodland AveKnlghtsmen. Howard, local bualnpws people. f ENGAGED — Announcement is Thc State Federation of Wo­ men s Clubs meeting was held in 1 tian Service met Wednesday, Grand Rapids Wednesday when April 13. in the MethodlM Mrs. William Getvn of Albion Church for a birthday luncb- total a ’ threo-counly health depart- 8 to 11 o’clock on Saturday, April ented in Whitehall. While the doctors continued Tus was thc seventh teenage Ul tbe wives and guests adjourn­ events are sponsored by various ed to the Dr. Melvin Noah home organisations, locals and businesses. in Middleville for rung. Mrs. Francisco Gives Lesson to Homemakers Group jo Ann Kay Warner of Ha&Ungs and Timothy Lee Barr, 5134 B Drive North in Battle Creek. Tlie bride-elect is thc daughter of Mra. Earl Warner of Hastings hoStesn on Wednesday. April 13, to the Modem Homemakers Ex­ tension Study Group. Levi Barr of the B Drive address in Battle Creek. He is employed lesson. "Improve Your House­ hold Storage," and what could pony in Battle Creek. TTie wed­ be more Umely In houwclcanding is being planned for July 1. To emphasize her tenon. Mrs. Francisco had a wealth of Idea­ inspiring Illustrations, climaxing thc lenon with a magazine arti­ cle published fifty years ago thia Spring. Adequate and convenient Mr. and Mra. Raymond Kruger storage has evidently been, a of Woodland announce llu- en- problem for homemakers down cngHnent of thdr daughter. through tbe generations. This Betty to Herbert Miller, son of ■liwson kxwjh brought urougnv out suoic some lively nvciy Mr. and Mra Frank Miller ot and humorous suggestions, malnPreeport. A June ’5th wedding j ly aiding with, the conclusion is being planned. I that we all save too many things. Parents Announce Daughter's Troth, Date for Wedding ■ • —- ?SX,”Xi'T. ,r£Mo" Women's Clubs lo Gather Next Week In Grand Rapids The Grand Rapids Federation of Women’s Clubs will be hast lo the State Frcleratlon Tuesday. Wed­ nesday and Thursday of next week at the Pantllnd Hotel. day William Boehm.^brilliant American tenor, will spear on "The Bart of Broadway." Tuesday evening the Align lers tained in Hastings, are to provide the musical portion of Uie pro­ gram at the District mid post president banquet. Wednesday morning Judd Arnett of the Detroit Free Press Issto speak and Wednesday noon will be Uie Girlstown Foundation, Ind . out-going president gave her an­ nual report. The Installing offl- Mra. Orvid Cu'-Uiaw. president. ond vice president of thc State TO BE MARRIED —Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Storkan of 538 W. Madison are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Sue Ellen, to Richard S. Olson. Three Oaks. Sue is a 1963 gradu­ ate of Hastings High, and both she and Richard were graduated on Saturday, A4>rll 16. from Western Michigan University, she as a major in group social science and he in psychology and social science. A May 13U1 wed­ ding is being planned. Mra Wibon Guernsey, R2 Hos­ tings. wish to announce the engacement of their daughter. Dolma Mae. u> Duane Bruce Priddy of Vermontville. Donna was 11 1963 graduate of HasUngs High School and is employed at lhe Aetna Casualty and Surety .Co. In Kalamazoo. Duane is a 1966 graduate of Olivet College and Is employed as a graduate teaching assistant at Michigan State University. A June 10th wedding is being planned. TO BE MARRIED — Mr. and group about the importance of Mrs. Wilson Guernsey. R2 Has­ Fodrrauon and Club Extension. Others from Hastings attendtings. wish to announce lhe en­ gagement of their daughter. Sharon Mary, to Ralph Robert me Rochelle, OFW Ralph Brewer of Villa Grove. Ill. Sharon is a 1963 graduate of Hastings High School and will graduate from Western Michigan University in December. Ralph is s ’ graduate of Tuscola High School. Tuscola, Hl., and Is em­ ployed by Western Electric. A Tlie third meeting of the 1jJune 11th wedding is being cort Service under the Volunplanned. Hospital Escort Service Welcomes New Volunteers jje knew Chat God is Power. M)cjety waA favored ^ *41- Mildred Drracher Is calling India for 20 years. and mare recently with lhe Planings in Hastings Society will be hostess pi tai will be held on Tuesday. lo Grand Rapids District W8C8 April 26. at 7:30 Ln Lhe dining annual meeting on April 27th room. president Mrs. Rare 11 Stanton, The Rev. Karl H. Keefer, well- purpoor as the one lx-ld on April presiding. All members in this known former, Methodist Circuit ,13-w< th—to orient local women Thc meeting May 11th will minister. wa!> recently appointed having spare time which they chaplain n ofr tv,* the nrn CAP rArrrwJip Composite I...... . . .___ . .. _ ___ .... ___ Squadron at Ann Arbor. fxinc to thc hospital Escort pro­ with Mra. Herbert Wedel In The ceremony was held In the gram. U-M Armory on March 38. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Straub An address was given by Col. tend the meeting of April 13 and Leo C. Whittaker, chief of stall. is interested in this work Is urg- and son. Chris, at Grand Rap­ 46th Infantry, Michigan National ed to attend the April 26th meet- ids. were Sunday dinner guests ing. For further details call: of Michael's parents, lhe George Guard. Rev. Keefer and his wife. Mra. Howard Froot, Wl 5-5953. I Straubs. Laura, live in Ann Arbor. Society newS Personal Mention Name Rev. Keefer A combined family get-togeth­ er and miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mra. Lynn Towns was hdd Sunday afternoon at tlie home of Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Stark of Springport, uncle and aunt of the groom. There were 33 present. Ttw*c attending Mrs Vem Johnson Of Lansing and Mr, and Mrs V^tor Alt of Eaton Rapids were Sunday callera. at the home of Mrs. Sadie Veddcr and Mrs. I^m Glasgow. Andy Cole and friend from Os­ coda visited his aunt, Mary Townsend, on Sunday. The burning of the Viking CAP Chaplain Mra William Hofbroock. preslRobert Towns and Marsha, Mr. □I Women’s Clubs, will be the and Mra. F. IL Campbell and flames in the Caribbean about guest at the Wednesday evening Denise and Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ 1:30 am, Friday. April 8. had ard Hall. banquet. special meaning here as Miss Jane Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fletcher ot 908 coined tlulr bridge club Satur­ N. Tatfec Drive, had been ah en­ day evening. Thc group Includes tertainer on the ship on five the Richard Guenthers, the Ben- cruises. Her parents also en­ Mcmbera of the First Metho­ joyed a cruise on Uie Princess Bacaav B. V.nton. MlddlrvUl dist Church Circles arc to meet tlie Gordon Havens and tlie Tony Heins. The "Jock” Clartys Albert Kinne Is recuperating Tlw evening circles meet Mon­ at home after having undergone substituting for tho Coopers. surgery at Borgess Hospital in Raclvl — Mra. Glam Kahler, There was a special feature for Kalamazoo. Podunk 1 atr . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgess Lynn A. Hanning. Mlddl.nu# ... II Rebecca — Mrs. Wayne Cole. ven’s silver wedding anniversary visited their son. the Alden Bur­ 135 W. Walnut was observed. Winning honors gesses Sunday. On Easter they Miriam — Mra. John McKay. were dinner guests of her sister, Algonquin lake Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of The New Idea Club was en­ Plainwell, and on Wednesday of tertained al the liomu of Mra. last week, the Al Burgesses of Naomi—Mrs. Howard Newton, Alma FlngU’ton on Tucday af­ Allegan were visitors at thc Har­ guests of Mr, and Mrs. William 1200 s. Park. • DuMond of Holland over the week­ ternoon with Mra. Theodore vey Burgess home. Stevens as lunUs*. . Bud Sicgtrt and Mra. Isadorc end and attended the dinner dance mortal Home. Johncock visited friends In 8L celebrating the 100th anniversary Morning and afternoon circles of Unity Lodge No. 191. F.&A-M.. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hinson of Joseph Sunday afternoon. of April 27 will not meet at regu­ Mr and Mrs. Robert Frerac at the Holland Civic Center. There lar meeting, but will all attend Battle Creek entertained 18 at rclunicd Sunday from spending were .350 guests to honor this event. with other Methodist Women Uie a family dinner on Sunday hon­ Mrs. Jack Caton and youngannual Grand Rapids District oring tlie birtixlay of her father, Dr. Richard Kcnlleld. son of the stcra of Indiana polls, Ind., ar­ Methodist meeting here in the Ben Campbell. Frank Kenfields, Is now a captain rived today to be here for a local church from 9:30 ajn. to In the US. Army. Alter five weeks Members of the Ruth Circle 3 pm. on April 37. at Fort Sam Houston. Texas, he Roas Dunn, while Mr. Caton is Make luncheon reservations at tbe Piral MatbodUt Church nnd his family arc now located nt in Washington, D. C., on busi­ with Miss Eva Hccox Wl 5-4306. took a birtliday cake and ice Tncoina. Wash He began his du­ ness. ’ •< **,. . cream to the homo of Alma Mr. arid Mrs Robert Whlnnen Flngloton on Friday to honor des' there April 11. Tlie Roman Ftldpauschcs and tier birthday, which was April Perfectly Styled the Dave Gurys were together In ents of a boy born April 9. nam­ 15. and also thc birthday of Mra. A daughter. Anne Kaihryn. Rome. Italy, for Easter dinner ed RolxTt John. Mrs. Whlnnen Perfect Diamond was born in Maraimll. April 18th, Nellie Freer, which was April 14. Sunday evening, then Dave and Is tlie former Janet Putkela of U> Mr. and Mra. Paul Peterson. Judy took thc visitors on a drive Hastings. The Earl Colemans were iiosU around "The Eternal City." It Is According to ter maternal grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. Ray­ to the Poker Club members Mon­ on tinuMially beautiful and spec­ Ungs Camp Fire Board attend­ mond Finnic, who were In Mar- day evening. tacular sight at night and Uie ed tile convention In South ability to drive a car in Runic is Bend. Ind., on Friday. April 15. Nothing matches the brilliance of the Mrs. Abcn Johnson entertained an accomplUiiment ot dexterity including Mr. and Mra. Duane of Petersons. little Anne, "is an perfect center diamond. Look for the adorable little doll." She is the her hospital guild at tier home on nnd skill, and Dave managedwith lllh grandchild for thc Pin­ W. Madison Wednesday evening, great aplomb. name. Keepsake, in the ring—symbol Barbara Unuuera, Mrs. Jack nies and -tte- first grandchild April 20, Mrs. George Ixxkwool Tlie Dr. Robert Huebner family of finest diamond styling and quality. was committee chairman assisted returned the post weekend after n for Lite Wayne Petersons. by Mra Erik von ReU. Mrs. Wil­ Florida holiday during thc school Mrs. Ron Lewis. Mr. and Mra. Fred Stanley of liam Stebbins, Mra. Cedric Morey Since leaving here on February Spring vacation. 9. the C. C. Hlgbles have visited and Mrs. Dan Johnson o[ Jackson. Tlie Rev. and Mra. Leon Man­ her parents, the Ed Cwuklns. many places In the^Soulhweat. ning were overnight guests of tlie Mra. Blondie Stanton. Mra. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Roa-, going first to Kansal City where J. Franklin Huntleys Tuesday Margaret Johnson and Kay they were guests of their daugh­ Dunn entertained her bridge club evening. Stahton were dinner guests on ter. Mrs. Michael A. Orey. They for luncheon and cards An unMrs. Cornell Denton returned Wednesday of last wm^i at thc continued on lo Port Isabel, UMial feature of the day 00011171x1 home from Uie Wes’. Coast Ulis Wayne Corey home In Wyoming. Texas, and Tucson. Sun City and when the guests were ready to Recent callers at the homo of Flagstaff Artz, llign biu-k to depart. Grandmother Jean Finnic Miss Barbara Wilcox was a guest Mrs. Leona, Proctor were Mra their daughter's at Kansas City 1.Mra. Raymond • presented each of her brother and family, thc I>ora White from the Medical IN OUR NEW STORE AT 122 W. STATE where their daughter. Nancy, ar­ one with a red rose from tiny Cranston Wilcoxes. In Coldwater Facility, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ rived by plane to spend Easter, Anne Kathryn Prlcraon, who had over the weekend. ard Bnxlbcck and Avis Dllknand accompanied them home, been bom to the Paul Petersons SHOP here for your DIAMOND during April—"The Die Robert Miller family vlaltcd of Woodland. bi Maraliall Uie previous day. This his relatives In Lyons. N. Y . dur- Ibcck. ------assisting with thc driving. DIAMOND Month.” We’re the Hastings home of Mr. and Mra. North Shcllen- pretty and plcnsant gesture of an­ ing thc school Easter vacation, j nouncing the arrival of a new barger arrived home on Easier The David SelUra with Michael. I Keepsake and Orange Blossom Diamonds. Sunday after their Winter In grandchild was fun for everyone— Mary, and her HUS. senior friend. | thc feminine version of Uie cigar­ Cltrls Thompson, daughter of Ute I W« have the Englewood. Fla. passing ceremony for new d.ids Sian Thompsons, returned from! latest and granddads Mra. Roy Hubbard and Mrs. Paul F aulkner of Middle- iJvingston, La., on Saturday where ■ they vtslted the Jolin Bush family.: patterns ilk- were guests. They visited in New Orleans and . othrr places of Interest during the. in Mrs. Eugene Guernsey enter­ Easter week vacation. tained with an open house honor­ l.trry Fuller of Scottsdale. Arizing the 88th birthday of her grand­ has been visitbig his mother, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Nellie Freer, at UuGate Fuller, and Uie Hubert Ful- j latter’s home t>n Thursday, April So you don't have to be in two places at once-and end up a family for a few days. 14. which was tlie actual date ot ler"Die Einar Frandsens visited the | TILE MODERN FASHION her birth. Many friends called lo nervous wreck, be sure you have an extension phone. The IN FLOORS visit Mra. Freer andrite occasion Dr. Philip Frandsen family in; Methodist Circles Schedule Meetings Marriage Licenses Personal Mention First Daughter Hodges Coming Soon! Things are taking Shape at 108 E. State Street Hastings Hosiery By Mojud Lingerie & Foundations By Vanity Fair Hollywood Vassarett. Formfit - Rogers Phil-maid. Sportswear . p Jewelry “Without my extension phone ^mstrong 'LINOLEUM I’d need an exlension of myself! cost Is low-even for this exciting new Trimline* phone. Call our Business Office. Or ask your Telephone Man. Michigan Bell was honored with gifts, flowers, Tlie Frederick Porteouses arrived and cards. Ice cream and cake were home Friday tram wintering in served to Uie guests. the West Mra. Gladys Wlngeler *a» a I In a one-winner game at the Hastings Country Club duplicate bridge Tuesday night Mra. William and also called on the William j' Stebbins nnd Mrs Grace Denton took flrat place. Winning second Roa, family in Saginaw. Mr. and Mia. WlUlam Mewere Mra. Roy Hubbard and Mra. Ciurles Hess. and third. Mra. D.C, Kibbln of BaUle Creek return- । cd recently from Florida and French and Mrs. Roas Drum. were Sunday dinner guests of1 thc Blake Allerdlngs. A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR rnucDiuc COVERING Bobbie Brooks COORD'^5 by ^ie c00'1^ )un.o< Petti AeS'<>9 ^"■Ve r r°*n Ailoen Knits. 123 W. Stole St. Service Notes and Mrs. Eugene Haas, 1003 8 Hanover, has enlisted In the Air Force nnd is undergoing basic training al "Lackland Military Training Center near Ban An­ tonio. Texas.. Airman Haas Is a 1965 graduate of Hastings High School and he selected the. elec-, ironies aptitude area for train-1 Ing upon c.ompleUon of basic training. Pvt. Robert J. Durkee, 19. son of Mrs. Helen I. Strickland. R1 Luke Odessa, completed an nu- mor Schoo). Fort Knox. KyJ April 16. During the elght-week wuni TUE CfllUP nnEN inc uuinu When you suffer a serious loss when the going gets rough it’s then that our services to you, as our client, become a really meaningful part of your insurance protection. You can count on us to bo in your comer...to help wilh Claims problems and other difCcultics connected with your GETS ROUGH loss ... to* look after your interests. W.'r. ""tfl or DRESSES Leslie Fay - maintain and repair fuel and electrical systems, englnee. trans­ missions. and chassis units of the Army’s armored vehicles. He Bobbie 120 W. STATE ST ■ Sue Bret Claire Tiffany 1M5. and received basie training 1. By *"* Oa., Wl J-4174 Country Wise by Mac Shore Ct Puritan. �$75; Gigantic CASH RAISING FURNITURE .00 THE REAL REASON OUR UNCONDITIONAL BONA FIDE GUARANTEE FOR THIS SALE: We ore on established Main Street merchant with a repu­ tation to protect. We can guarantee: 1. Lowest prices anywhere. 2. Largest selection in this area. , 3. Easiest credit terms avail­ able. 4. Finest “Name Brand** quality. 5. Tops in customer service. 6. The advantage of multiple­ chain store buying and sell­ ing techniques. If you saw the news release below, which appeared in The We are not QUITTING THE FURNITURE BUSINES5 —On the contrary, all of our area furniture stores will remain in full operation as always. The new business is merely a diversification of business holdings — a1 means of enlarging our business Howe*e*H obvious to everyone that WE MUST RAISE IMMEDIATE CASH in order to carry-out this ambitious undertaking. We have been — still ore and will continue to be—one of the leaders in our furniture field. You can depend on us. always. Compare our prices, anywhere! Hastings Banner, you can well amount of immediate cash on 1 OUR ONLY 5OLUTION 1$ TO tion. Includes protective arm cops and C head covers. $wivels and Rocks . . . REG. $99.50 Local Merchant 2 Buys Van Buren 81 Night Spot SELL-OUT A PORTION OF MAN SIZED LOUNGE CHAIRS Extra large and guaranteed construe- OUR STOCK ... IN THE SHORTEST TIME ... FOR 088 BRING. fZ 2-PC. GR. RAPIDS LIVING ROOMS Matching suites in durable nylon coverings. 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We specialize in only the finest quality home furnish­ ings ot realistic prices which defy comparison anywhere in this part of Michigan. The Michigan Liquor Control .. corporation headed by John J. 5 Fritz, of Gull Lake, owner of the Q | Quality Furniture chain with head­ er quarters tn the Hastings Quality u- I Furniture Store. । Tlie Grapd Junction Tavern, a 2 popular night club located east of — South Haven in Van Buren County, gt features live music and entertain■ men: three nights weekly. The “ pavilion seats cner 200 and serves 06 a complete evening and weekend I meal menu $ The Grand Junction Tavern is QQ We are this area s ONLY LEGITIMATE DEALER of such famous brands m: Kroehkr. Grand Rapids. Sealy, Englander, American, National. Berkline, Restonic, Duchess, 10:00 A.U. SHAKF—HAIN OR SHINE 7 FT. POOL TABLES HIDE-A-BED SLEEPERS iplete —14888 QUILTED MATTRESSES 3-PC. CURVED SECTIONALS 14888 UC ,9,.SO 6988 RAI5E CA$H! SWIVEL CHAIRS ly • . . 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Wife1’ 1’ zi trip! • Jr inlUigmifi I I CTQ 7 <£ T 11 5; in । H dit: di?I ? 3 <555 *f »Ht__ (D 3 s ZT rt> i !mll hil �City to Host 26th Annual Hastings Relays Battle Creek to t™ |Saxons Defeat Defend Crown on Vikings in Track MlddlevUle accumulated 52 Johnson Field point* in winning at Lowell, fol­ Dual Monday lowed by West Ottawa with 48 and Lowell with 42. Twelve team*wyfrc entered. Stro^ MuUbvillt Sh^i Pul Duo Could Set Nfw Record Haattnga will ba host to th tings Relays Saturday with 23 schools entered in the early am. with the preliminaries in the high hurdle*. Final* will thc final two mile relay. In which Middleville took fourth to win the championship. Running for Ute Trojans were Doug Higgens. Jerry Peters, Dale Nichols and Ken VanDenberg. Middleville took first Ln the shuttle hurdle*, run by Dan Nor­ man. Gary VanEUt. Frank Wi­ nans and Dave VanElsL Tlie Trojan pole vault team took second with Tom Warner soaring II feet, 3 inches, and Gary Stauffer going 10-6. At Middleville took third in the long jump . relay with Frank Winans and Gary Stauficr Bearcat* win be back to defend stretching out for a combined 37 their 1965 championship, and feet, 1 inch. Tlie distance relay Lansing Everett will also be team took third with Tom War­ ner running lhe 440, Terry ApLansing waa just nosed out for their third straight title last 1330 and Wayne Zulderana the mile. The Hastings Relay* again are Middleville, took third in lhe being run with all schools— Class A. » and C —competing Schools scheduled to compete with the field. Class A schools Saturday Include Allegan, Alma, were invited to lhe carnival for Battle Creek Central, Spring­ field. Ptnnfleld and St. Philip, Buchanan, Charlotte, Delton, school* competed Gull Lake, Ionia, Hastings, Kalamaxoo Loy Norrlx, Lansing Eastwaa maintained. era, Marshall. Middleville. Ot*cgo. Portage Northern and St. Jo- Hastings High’* track > DA*H—Waa by Bn4—D»v. W*llr*r 100 YARD DASH—Won br PXU Toralsa (LI. tnd—Tta* Wllllaaa (U). Jr«—J*rry Corti* (L>. Tis*: 10.SS. ISO LOW HVXDLXS — Woo by Tew Pr—- ' ffl! * JIM BARR Tira Shop U. S. ROYAL Distributor New tr Used Tira* MouBtW FREE! 141 I. Woodliag at Middgaa Are. Institute in llouilon. will pre look al the quarterbacking skills he ha* applied to eight years of standout play as a pro. Expected to attract registrants I from throughout Michigan and j part* of Ohio. Indiana, and Wis­ consin. the day-long program | calls for coverage of topic* rang| ing from "charting tlie pre-game ,. plan" plan to •"techniques tecni—.--------of— effective 1 play execution." ------------ e------------ Come April 30. a apectal kind of magic will pleasantly grip thousands of Michigan sportsmen. On this day, tbe opener of another trout season, jhc pulse of anglers will be quickened by the anticipation of that first, catch. By the same token, the spell of the new season will deaden the minds of these fishermen to doctor bills, house mon­ gages, and other day-to-day worries. It’s a time for ’’uolaxing” and enjoying a fresh new pace of action;* time no limit on thc amount of pure sport ami simple pleasure that the trout fisherman can “creel” from hi* favorite atream. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation Ken Rose Leads Monday Golfers forced postponement of Hastings High's scheduled golf, tennis and baseball gnmcB until tills Wed­ nesday, Athletic Director Jock Clsrcy announced. Alma was slated to come here this Wednesday for Ute Tije Alma golf terun and ten­ nis teams were also scheduled to pace in the opening round of the Men's Monday golf league al the Hastings Country Club this week. Next Tuesday the baseball team will be host to MiddlevULublenleckl. Dave Irwin. Secre­ tary Gordon Ironside and Dr. counter, and Thursday, April 18. Monday’s results: 'This Wednesday the track team had a meet at Ionia and Blue Division MacLeod 44. 4 points won. Gil­ lespie 55, 0; Gardner 54. 4. Pan- Charlotte for a dual moot, Wed­ nesday four duals are slated for 50. 0; Burr 47. 2. Jacobs 48. 0; Johnson Field. Ironside 42. 4. 81m 59. 0: Blair The tennis squad will be IkbI 42. 4. Wood. 55. 0; Homer Smith to Middleville this Friday and 48. 4. Hubbell 68. 0: Cove 45. 4. Lakewood next Thursday. Hollister 44. 0. Pairings for Monday: Panfil vs. Hamaty, Warner vs. Gilles­ pie: MacLeod vs. Gardner. 81m Coach Bob Carlson's golfers, v*. XAUbaugh; Burr v*. Ironside, who defeated Delton Ln their Sherwood vs. Jacobs; Cove vs. H. Smith, Wood vs. Hollister; Blair at Binder Park to Battle Creek vs. Hubbell. Central on a cold, windy Thurs­ day, April 7. Jolm Peterson was medalist, win 42. 4. Booth 4. 0; Sponable firing a fine 37. Other Hastings Pairings for Monday: Belfield Coleman 45 and Dave Fisher, vs. Cleveland. Faulkner vs. Chenoweth; Goodyear v*. G. Miller. Guenther vs. Booth; Mathews vs. Osgood. Irwin vs. । gnnizing golf leagues 'for both Slack: Lawrence vs. Cronlnger. ’men nnd women. Persons inter­ Frandscn vs. Fletcher; Sponable ested may call the course, Don vs. Stanley. Green Division Haywood has announced. Buy 57. 4. Chase 64. 0; Siegel I Forming Leagues At River Bend PARKING Janies Wiswell On U-M Fund Drive Committee Hodges 55. 2; Christensen 53. 4^ James Wlsweil has accepted Keth! 59. 0; A. Smith 60. 4. Coop- appointment a* a volunecr worker in lhe Hastings area for 0: Foster 44. 3. McAllister 55. 1; The University of Michigan *55 Million Program. It has been an­ Clarke 52. 4, Pugh 59. 0. Pairings for Monday: Flora vs. nounced by Stephen I. Johnson, Hodges. Tucker vs. Chase: Bay area chairman. Wiswell join* a committee V*. Siegel, Rose vs. Cooper; 1315 Smith ver Keihi; Snyder vs’ Pugh, McAllister vs. Cook; Fos- While Division McMillen 49. 3. Lublenleckl 42. 1; Peurach 51. 4. Kinney 50. 0; Sexton. 51. 4. Renner 73, 0; Hahn 49. 4. Campbell 56. 0; Stcury 3. Rohde 1; E. Miller 4. Jerow 0; B. Miller 49. 3. Norris 52. 1. Pairings for Monday: Kinney vs Feldpausch. Roberta vs Mc­ Millan; Lublenleckl vs. Peurach. Turkal v*. Campbell; Sexton vs. Boughton, Hahn vs, Renner; B Miller vs. Jerow. Rohde vs Nor­ ris; Steury vs. E. Miller. St. John's Springer Hurls One-Hitter DRIVING HUS CHAHBCD! Back in the summer of 1916—when the Auto Club was founded—a motor trip usually was a pioneering adventure. There were no maps or road signs lo show you the way. A guess was your only guide. Today the Auto Club has helped to take the doubt* and detours out of traveling with its per­ sonalized travel planning. Exclusive AAA "Triptik»" and accurate, up-to-date maps and Tour Book* with guaranteed accommodation rates show how to go and where to sleep and eaL YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN William* with a lOO-yard dash, pole-vault and mlla run; second day the 130fow hurdles, high jump and 880 run, and the final day the 330 dash, long jump, shot put and 440 dash. Bopbomor* Paul Bldstrup was second and junlor Bob Faber third. the Grand Valley Council Execu- Ung drew 18,066 paying fans at Hastings High School in the cipatod tn the Recognition of past seasons who paid a total j-------------------------of (11,902.10, Bupl. of Schools Those unit leaders reaching Richard J. Ouenthrr reported to their membership goals in IMS; tho Board of Education Tuesday those completing their training night at tlietr regular monthly meeting. Scouts were recognised for their accompilihmenta. Wiswell prodded over the meeting. The Pledge of Allegl- Athletics, in addition to the Greg Cutabaw. tbe Invocation $14,500 budget for equipment und given by Eagle Scout Eric other expenses, requires about Thompson; a tribute to tho Rad­ tho equivalent of one mainten­ diction waa given by Eagle Boout ance man to keep up Johnson Field or a total of about *26,Haight btew tap for the doting 312. The undefeated Saxon football Jeas Footer, Scout executive of 386 85 for thc four home gamM. tlie NotaWw Trails Council at Basketball draw 7,338 fans who paid *4,736.50 for tbe nine home games and wrestling drew 1,503 aistant Scout executive of the Grand Valley Council presented tans who paid *605.75. Junior Varsity football had Neighborhood Commissioner Foas The second annual Michigan 486 paying customers and took White tbs inrigna for oomplattng tbe "Wood Badge" training. State Junior Bowling tourna­ in *173. ■ M<9vin HMgh* wa*~ general ment under the AJBO will begin Tho Lakewood basketball game Saturday at the Mid-Villa lanes. asBtatod by Keith Ywty and who paid *656.60. There were Sixteen teams from Hastings Howard Belson. ForrcBt "Bud" 2,527 at U» St. Johns football which will hart Its official game who paid (1,582.70. Last year the tourney wm held in Ann Arbor. Jolm Kaslnsky. Hastings 'State president, has announced that the first Hastings banquet for the junior and senior bowlers will be held Friday, April 29. at Ute American Legion Hall. Dancing to the "Bluecoats" is to follow. The "Bluecoats" per­ sonnel Include* Charlie Andrus, lead guitar: Rocky Tullck. gui­ tar; Bob Tullck. tambourine and anger: Rex Gibson, bass, and Dennis Craig, drum*. Call Wl 5-3481. - ........ FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's Amarica'*Favorite Family ■ Fun" Open Bowling Time Available FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bab and Mickey Lambert Warden Dean Braden through Lhe sheriff a office. Four kitten* ‘ Roland Dotach. Michigan State football letterman In 1953 and 1954, Is now the head grid coach at Northern Michigan. BOWL Phone Wl 5-3184 Fine Furry Friend* The Barry Cbunty Humane Society reports there are' four, eight-week-okl black and white collie puppies, two German Sho­ pherd female puppies and four part collie and cocker spaniel pupplci available for adoption at •JIM. in tbe Australian < National Geographic J. H. Tredinnick and Judge Archie McDonald were elected State Junior Spring Sports Bowling Tourney Has Full Sked At Hastings High At Middleville vault, Hal Bucrge tho high jump, Don Mullen.-, the long Jump and Bob Carlson and Bob Barringer urday and his older brother. A first-of-ite-klnd football Dave, a senior, hurled it 50 feet. 3 inches. Middleville won lhe clinic for high school quarter­ Lowell Relays trophy and al*o backs and their coaches will be staged by Ferris State College at the field events championship trophy. Host Lowell won the Big Rapids May 28. with Cleve­ land Brown* .'ilgnal-caller Frank Ryan presiding os guest instrucEXPERT TIRE Athle|e;Kholar Ryan, holder . SERVICE of a Ph.D. tn mathematics and 3 Sports Gate Receipts Total $11,902 at HHS The Saxons won both relay*. The quartet of Roger W.Ul, Mike Fitzgerald, Dennis MacKenzle and Tim Williams won the 880 In 1:391 and Fitzgerald. Jim King, MacKenzle and Will won the mile in 3:503. P.O LB VAULT Elst hurled the 12-pound weights Benlor Rick HaaUnga. Payne won both hurdle events, the high barriers In 18 seconds flat and the 120 low sticks in trophirt. Prep Quarterbacks. Coaches to Attend Clinic at Ferris GrsenviUe High School held Annual Banquet America, 'waa held Monday clearing 5 feet, 4 inches, and the judge. Bob Miller the chief inKlor. Anton Turkal thc head r and Bob Stevens 1* return- coach Ray Pages Middleville High shot putters could break the Relays record of 53 feet, « out Olivet 49H to «H. Ferm- Lakewood High. 78-31 Tlie meet was scheduled as a triangular but Ionia High's team had a bus breakdown en route and didn't shot rtn OPKM CLASS MApio Valley High* Lions posted * victory in * triangular team iiastinos BELAY CHAMPION! CLASS B Thc veteran starter. Ken Letsinger. again will be the referee Saturday. Bob VanderVeen is the Greenville High Hold» Decathlon Maple Valley Scout Leaders Win> Triangular Recognized at It’s That Time UaMMrv Nmm M5-M15 HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan WHAT'S YOUR PREFERENCE IN MUSK? CHANCES ARE, YOU'LL FIND YOUR FAVORITE TYPE IN OUR NEW SUNDAY AFTERNOON EASY LISTENING SCHEDULE! LOOK WHAT WE'VE GOT SUNDAY! 12:00-12:45 Lenny Dee, Earl Grant and Jackie Davis 4:00-4:15 Country Ballads 4:15-4:30 Top Tune Portion 2:00-2:15 Polkas 4:30-4:45 Tijuana Brass 2:15-2:30 Marches 4:45-5:00 Polkas 2:30-2:45 2:45-3:06- Percy Faith 5:15-5:30 Petula Clark Classic Favorites 5:30-5:45 Al Hirt* Richard L. Foster, Mrs. Philip II. Mitchell, Lawrence W. Pen- 3:00-3:15 Three Sons 5:45-6:00 Top Tune Portion The largest project of ita kind ever attempted by a tax-assisted university, the Michigan pro­ gram is a nationwide eilort to obtain *55 million tn private con­ tributions to the University from alumni, other persons, founda­ tions and corporations. These gifts will be used to underwrite University projects for which tax monies are not presently available, including new buildings and other teach­ ing facilities: endowment funds for new faculty positions and funds for scholarships 3:15-3:30 Andy Williams 6:00-6:15 Show Tunes 3:30-3:45 Billy Vaughn Orchestra 6:15-6:45 3:45-4:00 Dean Martin Dinner Music - ■ graduate students. Dennis Springer of St. Johns The *55 million goc. hurled a one-hitter Thursday as ed to be reached In 1967. When the Redwings spoiled epuiicu the me Greenci rec , the me University university will wiu celebrate ita vllle High baseball opener. 8-0. UCtt; 150th anniversary. A -year-long Springer struckout 10 and calendar of event* will — celebrate walked one. Greenville's golf' tbe Sraquicentepnlal. Greenville Country Club. 183-185. Thc South American "Ki**lng -------- —•-bug" cun tolerate radiation tx>wLSE BANNER WANT ADS! erful enough to kill a mon PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVINIINCI Wl HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER PLUS: News capsules on the hour and the throughout the afternoon; complete 15-minute summaries Sundays at 12:45 p.m. and 5:00 p.m Sport highlights at 15 minutes past each hour Concise weather information at 15 to each hour WBCH A Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 5 M0slC 1220 OH your Dial �THE HASTINGS EANMIB—3 HASTINGS BOMMG ton 111-213, Jerry Whitney 121 213. C. Norris 114-212, D. Rrigler 112-211. D. Vandermolen 106-211, D. Malluon 113-210 and D. Gank 108-297. Final standings: Haan's 634, Sendoff for Coho Salnion Dowlmg By Mn. Donald Proajroek tnAW» at Hutlnts High- Both Letter of April 1<: Ronald Edmonds and friend. I ;8uc Butler, student at Ferris I i visited his grandmother. Mra. I Wrrwvi. Prirtnv Mrs “Of.tell. UBN. am W mra. wra.Edmond, mwndnl ■ nunily drtu ’jiSd^R nllwlM dummy »> lhe Fmil Rle. hosm U> Augimm -hid. “ “J Legion Auxiliary 51. LP Gm II. Barry Co. Lumber 49, Barr Tiro Shop 46, Buras Refrigeration JBA SENIORS 44*i. Superette and East Side Wes VsnDtaburg with a 216- Lumber .44, KaecheleX Inc. 43. George's Cltgo and Food Center 42, Patten Monument 40. Copper the Hastings JJB-A.-Senlor Di- Lantern 394. Hastings Motors 36. Hastings Aluminum 34. Auto Rick VanDenburg had a 191- Tag Inn 24 and V&J MobU 22. jzx rorsrssi i™.' s-is ~" »■ fiTX^ * Tta «'e creek. Norfolk. V. The NaS.k-k^taStv'al Amphibious Base, Little Lawrence Quick family spent k.-- trimurhout the Sunday with the Vero Quicks in ^rrek %???.. a bc-lated Christmas gathering >J" J® aptitude are* for training upon Approximately MO landings on established In 1775. The Coast Guard's Interna ttonal Ice Patrol has 10 foebreak Trouble-free with a capital “Fl MONDAY BOWLERETTES >83-441. ’ Teim Standings: Walldorff'a Standings: Hastings Bowl 84. 95. Hastings Radio and TV 87, Hostings Shell 764. UA.W. 484. American Legion 46, 81 Martin's Motor A ires 72. Gilmore's and Gardner's 71. V*J Mobil 64. Has­ tings Floor Covering 624. Hos­ a roller-skating party Tuesday lcrP^,L? thc fundamentals of ‘n Richland amphibious warfare. MONDAY MIXERS tings Milling 59. Mahler Motors June Benner blasted thc lanes 584. Arcade Beauty Solon 58. The Donald Procfrocks enter- with a 257 high game Monday Duraclean 56. Rockhill & Bang­ [ tained Sunday with a dinner for night, with a total of 604;. while hart and Action Flex 50. Burns trouble-ftee TORO. daughter. Rebecca's, fourth, Mrs. Peter Eckman of R2. has Shirley VanDenburg kept the Refrigeration 49. Cuyle^'s Truck; birthday. Special guests were her I been promoted from Specialist lanes sizzling with a high game I grandparents. Uie Harry Babof 246 and a total of 613 pins. Good series—Shirley VanDanStanding!: Welcome Tavern ।hurg 187-543. Ellen Davli 178­ ■ lion Nehrlng of Kalamazoo. * 503, Gerry Newton 190-503. Faye ’The Womens Society of the 1six years and going lo rrenllst AUlsters 784. Foodland 774. Allen 206 -531. Emma Magnon i Dowling Methodist Church meets 1next September. Haans 73, Vogts Funeral Home 201-542. Sally Van Duine 175­ Thursday. April 21. The public For the first time ever, thousands of young coho salmon are swimming in the Great 724, PIN on Ring 68. Sheriff’s 499. Helen Thomas 233-524. Kate | is invited to attend tlie noon | Lakes. Hie fish, called coho smelts, recently made their way into the big waters aftcj Girls IT/. Hastings Savings & Colvin 196 - 523. Barb Kiersey : meal in the church basement. ♦ | arrived — — - --------on--------------his new-------assignment Loan 664. Hastings Heights 64. 180-485, Donna Travis 165-461. being planted in two northern Michigan streams by the Conservation Department. Under The Howard Drakcr returnee! in Viet Nam and is located nt Food Center 834. Mary’s Beauty­ Sandy Clinton 161-449. Jane Cole this spring’s efforts to add so exciting new boon to Great Lakes sport-fishing, intro­ ! home Saturday from their Floil- Ainkhl after spending several Shop 594. Banner Office 564. 171-447. Sharon Harrlnvlon 163­ ductory coho releases totaled 250,000 fish in the Platte river, Benzie county, and i. weeks nt the home of his mother. wmwmz >7 w VU v ---— — — : — -----------------------------------------da Winter, quarters. 447, Nyla Watrous 183-448. Betty 350,000 in Bapr creek, Manistee county. As soon •* stream conditions signal the go*' Mrs ** Myron Altman is a mtxii- Mra Theodore Stevens at 206 W. Tog Inn 45. WBCH 434. Mich­ Sheler 183-452. Wilma Daniels cal patient in Pennock Hospital , Green. ’ . ahead in thc Upper Peninsula, some 225,000 cohos will be liberated in the Big Huron 174-494 and Doris Naylor 165­ igan Magnetics 40. I a The Jeff Fellers are enjoying ... Donna Thompson. 179-481. Ar­ 454. river, Baraga county, to round out the Department's first-year plantings of these fish. I a motor trip through the south- ■ James S Gillreple. »>n of Mr. j Sharon Vickery picked up the lene Swatwui 193-487. Merna DeHopefully, the fish will grow for about two yekrs in the big waters, then return to the ern U. S this week. * Mr. and 1 nnd Mra. Shirley Gillespie. R31 Ptw 190-468. Wilma Daniels 182­ 6-7-10 split. rivers for spawning in the fall of 1967. Plans call for carrying out more large scale Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill entertained Hostings, nnd Gory P. Golnek.! 480. Opel GI lions 178-468, Ruth , the Dowling Fann Bureau groups , son of Mr. nnd Mra Edward T. I plantings during the next two springs in a bid to establish coho salmon fishing in tbe NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Kruger 188-519. Peg Cronlnger | Tuesday evening. The Gaskill s । Golnek. R2 Delton, have enlisted | Standings: Farm Bureau 44. Great Lakes. --Mich, Dept, of Conservation 179-485. Maxine Dipp 188-473. granddaughter. Kathie. showed inir.the Air Force and are under- ‘ Bertha Thaler 168-464, Betty Head Pins 42. Delton Cafe 40. pictures at her trip to Japan going four weeks of basic train­ Heeler 178-461. Alma Covllle 175­ Rollers 38. Devcraux Furniture COMMERCIAL MAJORS 487. Louise Bahs 181-495. Emma 34 and Michigan Avenue Coffee Standing!: Sports Bar 91. Pis­ ™ — — - Ing CenterES near Antonio, Texas, Shop 18. Magoon 192-;W7. ton Rings 79. Harwood's 78, MH. ! familv ---- ’ the Easter ----•------• Airman Golnek enlisud in the family fspent weekend S Stout rolled 675 and D. ler's 734, Culllgan's 73. City My .Mrs. Leo trey u-llh lhe Wm shearer family in 1 Air Fgrce Delay Enlistment I*roRECBEATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Fisher 674 with handicap and Food 69, Larke Buick 63. Roush M: B« 44S. B1I1I. Crwk 721-0211 J DeKalb. Ill. Mrs Shearer. 1.' tlie gram on 1 February. Airman Final itandinn: Gilmore's 77. J. Durbin 656 actual and D. Tailors 61. Montgomery Ward 57, Mr. and Mra Leo Frey nnd i former Mnrearct Gaskill. * Mrs. Gillespie Is a 19C4 graduate of Ackett's 72. Lockshore 60. Wood­ Aldrich 601. L. Arnold had a 246 Hastings Aluminum 52, Auto Tag __ _________________________________ _____ __________________ M-37 Middla.illd Kathryn spent the weekend near Ethel Maples of Nashville was Huntings High School and atmansee Lumber 834, Nashville R:une and J. Durbin 244. In the Inn 46 and Tyden 244. Hale visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn , a wediend weekend guest at the LJ=yd Lloyd,, tended Michigan Stnte Stale L'n'rcrUnivcr- Michigan SY 5-9441 Gravel 604, Johnnie's Auto Parta! final doubles event, R. Haugh Bob Lambert led the lads Mltlcr. Rev. Eldon Miller. Rev. i Gaskill isklU home. home; * ♦ Members nt nf ally. Airman Oolnek ta is a 19,15 19<I5 Millcr. of the sity. ■ rolled 430 and D. Aldrich 571 for 584. Parker's Tavern 55. Good­ When Oypsles make their vio­ Thursday with 211 ■ 603, Irwin and Mrs. Milbourne Miller. Rev. I Dowling Methodist Women's So। a 1001 high total. year Bros, and Wulldorff's 52 Harwood fired 221-602, Lawrence lins cry these days, some authori­ Thelma Miller. Mr. and Mrs. cicty will be meeting tomcnwr and Hostings Meat Market 454. Keeler 211-575. Paul Edwards ties sob—with frustration. tin- District Wo Wo-­ TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Good scores: Jack Bowtnnn Gypsies behind the Iron Cur- Maynard Miller and family. Mr. in Hastings for tlie 201-574. Dave Irwin 234-568. and Mrs. Albert Clemens and men's Society meeting. Final standings: Welton's Charles Converse 211-552 with a 206-560. Ken Mugridge 203-559. Visit your Township library nt Paul Cassel 234-538. Bill Mug­ Heating A- Plumbing 82.‘ River 139 average. Jack Sheler 211-561, peated efforts to settle them family. Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn ridge 532. Les Springer 207-529. Bend • Golf 76. Highlands 71 Clare Stahl Ml. Galen Daniels down. They cross forbidden bor­ Miller and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dowling during National Library Ray Lundquist 524. Bob Ward Thomapple Rink 67. Ken's & 207-552. Jim Barr 532. Bill St. ders with tin rase that would Percy Ellsworth and David * Week. April 17-23. Houra 4-B James Sharkey. 54. of 128 Du­ p.m. Monday. Tuesday. Wednes­ 623. Doug Vogt 202-520, Pat Oil- Bob's Gulf 63'j. Andrus Insur­ Lawrence 202-520, Lyle Sanborn more 211-516 and Al Morgan ance 63. Johnson's Furniture 53 541, Stu Howes 518, Charles port*. identification papers, and ane St. Battle Creek, was taken day and Friday. to Community Hospital by thc and Poll's Construction 484. 212-508. Krauss 618, Norman Aspinsll 616, steady jobs mean nothing to the Bedford Rescue Squad Saturday Good scores: Don Haywood Shannon Lydy 215-549. Bruce footloose, fancy-free Romanies. Seventy-one percent of the afternoon os .the result of a twoBANTAM LEAGUE < Under U) 197-545. Joan Haywood 167-458. Terry 204-546, Harvey Haan 202­ The five or six million Gypsies car accident. The other car was persons who rviul a newspaper Scores: J. Miller 196-382, J. Joan Hewitt 145-413. .Walt Sin­ 559. Merle Haines 522. Max My­ driven by Corl Scotsman of R3 rend It page by page; tweniyBarnum 170 - 324. J. Bumworth clair 200-504. Don Cheney 192­ ers 527, Robert Miller 539 and Delton, who was uninjured. 496. Norman Jenkins 178-504. Pete Lublenleckl 224-588. Douglas Crose from Princeton Allen 150-287. B. Terry 137-272. Larry Annis 190-504. Bob TosM. Kaslnsky 136-271, A. Merrll sava 180-503. Dick Wilcox 179­ WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE ment. Since leaving their origi- ,and his roommale. Rick Brad­ nal homeland tn India before .street, spent the weekend with 140-210. B. Echtlnaw 143-285, M. 504, Frank Richter 190-475. Standing!: Hastings Motor , । parents. Mr. and Mrs Nor­ Chase 144-256. 8. Goodyear 132­ Bruce Brumm 172-503 and Jun­ Sales 84, Hastings Cleaners 75. the Christian era, Gypsies have his I preferred to room, the National ।man erase. * Cindy Leonard of 252. R. Wyngarden 130-245, L. ior Russel] 183-489. Makers 70, Ne-Hl and Shirkcy's Geographic says T Drive North spent thc week Reardon 126-244, 8. VanDenburg IGA 68. Stanton's 56. Barry COMMERCIAL MINORS with, her grandparents, Mr. nnd 135-241, M. Nelson 123-238. K. Swap Identity Cards 1 Em meth Engescth led the Ready Mix 64. Vita Boy 64. East Rose 128-237, M. Neff 125-239. B Hungarian authorities have Side Lumber 53. Bob's Bike 4614. Jerow 128-230. D. Parker 116-229. Commercial Minors Thursday, tried to persuade Gypsies to Gordon Buxton were Sunday C. Martin 114-225. J. Wyngarden breaking the 600 barrier with Plumblng 394form woodworking and coppcr- guests of his sister. Josephine Cheeseman. * Gordon Buxton 125-223, J. Haan 142-221. 8. New­ 221-602. Gordon Howe snuggled Good series: Barb Kiersey 244- .•mittiing cooperatives, sutile on accompanied Lynn Boyd and 206-599. Dick Shaneck 216-554. collective (arms, or take regular Concrete Blocks Harold Organ 224-565. uaien Galen Mfl> Pa*e Allcn 303'558• 8hlrlee factory Jobs. Most of the wand­ Norman Briggs, both of Buttle Daniels 203-562. Paul Woodman i VanDenburg 194 - 533, Louise Creek, to the Sportsmen's supper Sand & Gravel 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 535. Bob Ingram 507. Dick Wil- 1 ®*hs 181-505, Bonnie Wyant 179- erers greet three Invitations with held at the American Legion Trtbkl.Bcraanbl^ffQ cox 519. Vern Harbin 220-506 and 8ue 8t M‘rUn Lu* a resounding lack of enthusl- Hall. Friday night. Nashville, Mich. , Olen Shaffer 502 cllle Wilson 165-479, Della Ooroth. Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland Ave. Police gave Gypsies Identity I Phone 653-2791 Standlnra: Smith Bros. 794 drn*kl 189-471. Loh Carl 185-461, For Banner Classified Ads ;■ Montgomery Ward 70 V&J Mo-' Or*ce Allerdlng 168-447. Lindo cards and forbade them to move • Cull Wl 5-3481. THE MOTORCYCLE bll 69. Consumers 674 Deputies I Lowr>’ B««F Mln" M<- The system failed when the Gypsies mado their identlflcaand-. Larke Cltgo 664. Cheno-1 ? cker ^;" J 81 , ’ 4 ” ' THAT MERITS and Southend Food 66. Pearl Frederickson 167-415. JeanJean­ tlons common property. swapped wethf and YOUR FIRST Parker’s Tavern 64. Bender Ice Dolman 162-457, Alma Coville thorn with each other, and even Gravel and Tinkler's 83. Dale's 161-440, Alice McMillen 158-408 used than as playing cards. CONSIDERATION and Rosemary Raber 156-438. The Hungarian regime then Bakers 614. Hastings Aluminum Good games: Ellen Davis 184, provided Gypsies with building 60',. Hastings Electric 60. Al's & Performance: Dot's 54. Tlie Banner 474. Pat- Janet Peurach 181, Joan Tinker manles sold the lumber and de­ Maximum speed — 60 I ten Monument 47 and Viking 153. Bobby Handy 153. Shirley camped. Free books kindled no 404. Reasor 154, Metho Gray 158. mph with 34T sprocket; Shirley Raymond 185. Pat Conly burning desire for education. ni^SAndy Daniel* 161. Ethel The Gypsies made cigarette pa­ 45 mph with 47T sprock­ Miller 153, Florene Weyerman pers from textbook leaves. et. Minimum turn radius 159 and Betty Sheler 154. In Poland, where police arc — 5.9Fuel capacity — quick to stop motorists. even at 1.85 gallons. Northern Michigan's produc- country- crossroad.-!, they Just That’s the 1966 Whirlwind' by Roving Gypsies Laugh at Closed TORO’ Banfield-Vicinity BENDER’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Boundaries Carpet & Furniture CLEANING If you ore proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS have them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible MILLERS Duraclean BRlDGESTONtfin MILLER REAL ESTATE COMFIFTI REAL UTATI SERVICE INSURANCE • BONDS percent each year. Eventually, tho situation will start leveling off when Umber cuttings and other range improvement work approach the pace that deer 121 W. State St. Ph. 945-5112 i evaporates before it hits, National Geographic say*. Standard Equipment: brakes—both Multiple-beam headlight. Built-in electric horn. Key 221 E. State Street—P.O. Box 287, Hastings Odometer. Neutral gear light. Higfi-beom indica­ tor light. Rear view mir­ ror. Shock-mounted rear wheel. Chrome fuel tank. 4-ply tires — 2.50 x 17 knobbies. Chrome muf­ fler. Skid plate. , Dimensions and Weight: Length—72.0“. Width —22.8". Saddle height— 29,5”. Wheelbase — 45.7“. Dry weight — 178 Telephones — five identification papers. All different! All valid I" A few years ago. 331 Polish Gypsies piled onto a train carry­ ing repatriates to West Ger­ many. The Gypsies locked poss- lhe IRONSIDE Wl 5-5131 front fender. Broke and taillights. Full lift center stand. Side stand. Dual seat with luggage rack. Folding rear foot pegs. drawn wagons. "Certainly every Gypsy can stow an identifica­ tion paper." a policeman told a Wl 5-5344 Make Memorial Day iiirDay ofRemembrance Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Guild Monument to memorialize your departed loved one on Memorial Day. We have a wide choice of monuments guaranteed by the Barre Guild.' I BARRE iCUILDi Monuments try papers Thc group blandly passed Polish and East German border guards But West German police demanded Uielr papers. Thc Gypelen sold they hod none and scrambled out windows into the railroad yard. Paced with an audacious fait accompli, the Reform Efforts Fall Ever since the Russian Revolu­ tion. the Communists h/ivc l>een trying to make Gypsies take up "socially useful labor.” Periodi­ cally. ttvc Soviet Union reports that Gypsies are abandoning their Itinerant Ufe to work in factories and on farms. Those who know Gypsies smile slan Romanics Thc Soviet Gov­ ernment installed a group In a they spent the Winter. When Spring arrived, officials came to suggtat a little trip to a nice collective farm. They found only floor remaining Everything mov­ Some Gypsies manage to stay­ in one place, though transition to a fixed abode often is differ­ ent. An American Gypsy who bought a house in New Jersey ran a large pole from floor to ing room. He wanted to give the Buy Direct—Get the Best Memorial for Less SEE THEM AND OTHER MODELS AT Goodyear Brothers IMPLEMENTS 124 N. 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Dual Wheels. -.-.81.154 1959 Flymouth Fury 3 Dr. Hardtop. 3 speed on Boor. 8 cyl. Real sharp condition. 1959 Plymouth Fury 3 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl., power steering, w/walls, radio. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1959 Chevrolet Biscoyno 4 Dr. Wagon. Std. 6. 8295.00 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup. Free running front hubs. 4 sp. 8 cyl. Radio. Heavy dujy seat, oversize tires w/spllt wheels. Spore tire. Outside mirrors, etc. S3,185AO 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 4/31 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 sp. V6 Engine. Custom cab, radio, dual sjxitllghta, tutone. 8144540 "SPRING FEVER­ SALE Several Transportation Cars in Hock. 8200-down. RenneR Ford Inc. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 1963 PONTIAC . .-. Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, pow­ er steering and brakes, radio, good whitewall tires, Hydra- ART MEADE, Salesman Home Ph. 945-2328 HASTINGS MOTOR SALE5 LARKE BUICK and and electric windows, spotless inside and out. ................. 82.795 CHEVROLET 1963 VOLKSWAGEN . . . Has radio, w/walls. very 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 1963 OLDSMOBILE . ... 4 Dr. Holiday Sedan, blue and white tutone. power steer- I 1965 PLYMOUTH • radio, toower steering and brakes, one local owner, this week ...................... 81.295 4 Or.; 8 •utom*1 1964 PONTIAC MOTOR SALES CARDS OF THANKS » IN MEMORIAMS—2c per word. 1963 FORD "III 1963 CORVAIR 111 Wl 5-2454 MALE HELP WANTED Calendar of Special Event* USED CAR CENTER Comer Michigon & Court MACHINE SHOP Wl 5-3903 RADIAL DRILLS ■MILLS TURRET LATHES Experience desirable but not required. Must have Uie ability to learn to read micrometers, blueprints and make own set- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY SPECIAL AGENT FOR SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN Office at Home Salary Open Reply by letter. J. T. LYNCH Security Insurance Group 1600 Industrial Building Detroit, Michigan, 48226 ' 4/28 MACHINE REPAIRMEN Journeyman or have ten years practical experience. Huge Savings! Springfield The Rolls Royce of powered lawn nnd garden equipment. Riding Mower-------- $259.95 and up Riding Tractor from $395.00 and up Hohn-Ecllptc Pow-R-Boy Rotary Tillers________from $124.95 peUtloa of Adclbrr RUMMAGE SALE Rummage Sale Friday. May 13, 9 am. to 9 pm.; Saturday, May 14. 9 am. to 5 pm. Episcopal Parish House. Sponsored by Uie Hastings BPW Club. sllhaal 20 LARGE WISCONSIN HOL­ SMALL HOUSE—Freshly paint­ ed inside, pleasant large lot. STEIN HEIFERS —1100 lbs., due July and August, from -garage. Four miles out North Broadway. Hastings Terms. good herd. Also International Call after 3 pm. for appoint­ 20-hole grain drill like new. ment. Wl 5-5944 . 4/21 8300. Ed Tanis. R1 Jenison. Mich. Phone MO 9-9226. 4/38 ★ Help Wanted OUTBOARD MOTOR — 1962 Johnson Sea Horse, run less than 20 hours. Perfect condi­ DRIVER SALESMAN—Work tf to 9 p.m. and Saturday. Guar­ tion. 885 cosh. Call 945-3884 anteed Income *200 00 per month. Write Box 1011 c'o 4/21 FOR SALE — Platform scales, . Hastings Banner. ‘ several oh barrels, shallow well Ar Busineoo Opportunities pump, and a Bolen garden SUMMER HELP WANTED — Middle-aged couple preferred, tractor with appliances. CaU; INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY but will consider either male Glen Wolfing. 367-2262, R1 'Duplex rental units or homes or female over 30 years of age Woodland. Michigan. 4/28 We build and finance onTrour to operate-small Dog N' Suds FOURTEEN-FOOT LAYMAN lota. Write: Drive-In at Gun Lake from lapstrake wood boat with 25Darwin Benjamin May 30 until Sept. 6. May live horse Mercury motor with HOMESTEAD CORP. on premises In trailer that Is steering wheel and controls, Sunfield, Michigan furnished. Reply to: Marshall tllt-trailcr with canvas cover, or phone 36200 Lyon. 2188 Orchard Lake Drive. all for 8450. Also golf cart Fenton. Michigan 48430. tf with 3 -horse motor, 8150CaU 945-9435 after 4 pm. 5/5 ONE OR TWO PERSONS for Ar Business Servifds spring cleaning, house in Has­ tings and cottage al Wall lake. SERVICE — Mercury outboard Phone Wl 5-3152 after 5:30. tf 1967 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ ety of prices starting at 8895 Flow Boats. Trailers and ac­ per hundred. Order now and cessories. M-58 in Naahville. OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf matches. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. Ar Automotive E. W. BLISS COMPANY 1004 East State St. HEADQUARTERS FOR: Hastings, Michigan Truck Parte is Equipment “AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY NEW—USED—REBUILT EMPLOYER—M & F" Transmissions, rear ends, muf­ 4/21 flers, clutches. Truck Bodies of all types, hoista and winches. NOTICES CALHOUN TRUCK PARTS & EQUIPMENT CO, 734 Lafay­ ette St, Battle Creek, Mich. ATTENTION GOLFERS — Call A/O 816 962-0760. 4/28 RIVER BEND open daytime Golf Leagues begin In May for men and women. If yin are Interested In joining a daytime league to play during the week please call or visit our course and sign up soon. Poles and Posts {Treated to Lost a Lifetime) —Economy Priced— Poles: Farni Machinery GOODYEAR BROS. 1963 BUICK 20 fL ........... .. ............. FARM BUREAU SERVICES Service A* Noticee WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-Uno stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8225. This includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, 49048. U CARPET CLEANING IS EABY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 160 square feet for only 8695. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W State, Has­ tings. Phone Wl 6-6118. tf FARM LOANS —S’,'A lo.ru *1111 available I Refinance that contract or other debts, buy more land, or improve your property with a long - term real-estate mortgage. Sec Fed­ eral Land Bank, Ionia, ar phone 527-4510. 4/28 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA — Before buying any encyclo­ pedia, let me show you how to own 39 volumes and bonus fea­ tures now at a book-a-month price. Call TW 7-9090 Collect for a free preview of our pro­ gram. 5/12 NOTICE Nelson's Welcome Orchard closing for the season May 7. Northern Spies. Red Delicious, McIntosh Apples and Fresh Cider HENRY NELSON R3 Ionia, Michigan 6/5 A- Penonele ALCOHOLICS ANONW PG. 171. Hastings Wl 5-2805. Meetings! Monday, 8 pm. ★ Wanted KAECHELES WANTED — House painting to do—inside or out. All types of lawn work. Contact, James Hoyt, 110 E. Center St.4/31 CANVAS TARPS TIMBER - Will pay cash for good quality limber suitable BANNER CLASSIFIEDS INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I See Carl 8s Betty's Appliances before you buy I They Sell—They Install—They Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 South. tf 9.78 25 ft................... ............... 14.60 Posts: HASTINGS 1963 PONTIAC A Miicellaneoui STALK SHREDDERS FOR REkT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply, M37 So. 945-3150. tf 16 fL ........ ............. $ 7X17 ELECTRIC Razors repaired— FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ Special —Your razor cleaned, MENT, one 4-room cottage, lubricated and sharpened, only furnished or unfurnished. Lake 8135. Service and satisfaction privileges. AU utilities fur­ guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. 7 ft. ......... ................81.05 nished. Phone'623-2024. tf State St, Hastings tf 8 ft corner .. ..................2-50 VERY LOVELY PLACE AT MIDDLE LAKE—Couple only. Other lengths available in ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ Partly furnished. Reference* moval. Free estimates. Insured both posU and inlet. required. May lease by yeat Phone OL 3-6086. Nashville. 8135 month. Call after 3 pm. HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS Mich. tf for appointment. Wl 5-5944. young male help. Cull: Wl 5­ WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED 9184. tf In aluminum, steel or wood FOR RENT —2-bedroom apart­ sash. Burkey Auto 'Glass 8c WAITRESS WANTED — Experi­ ments. All electric. Wall to Radiator Shop, 218 N”. Jeffer­ enced preferred, 11 am. to 8 wall carpeting, range, refriger­ —John Deere 3010 Gas Traitor. son, Hastings. tf pin, fl days a week. Also n ator, disposal, carport. Hus­ SHORT ORDER COOK. 11 tings’ most modem. Some still EXPERT TAILORING~onladies' —John Deere Utility Tractor available. Phone 945-9101. 405­ with New Idea Loader w/hyand men's clothing. Phone Wl Apply In person al GOULD'S 409 E. Woodland Ave. 5/12 draullc bucket. 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. RESTAURANT, 221 W. State. Tailor Shop. tf FOR RENT—2 bedroom, modern —Massey Ferguson 65 Diesel 5/12 Tractor w/4 btm. plow and SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS year-round cottage on Algon­ cult. quin Lake. Call Wl 5-3961 ul- LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN For Salo— Miacelleneosu WANTED with a Company Quality structures built -I.H.C. H Tractor. Good shape. well established in this area. experienced crews. —John.Deere R Diesel Tractor. TABLE PAPER — For picnics, Unusual proposition. Write For Sale—Reel Estate Box 1008 c/o THE HASTINGS family reunions, lots of uses. —Used Wheel Horse Lawn Trac­ 40" by 300’ 8340 at The Ban­ BANNER. 5'6 tor with mower and blade. ner office. It 200 ACRE FARM—Can be used —1946 John Deere B Tractor. PART-TIME HELP In downtown for general fanning. Fenced Call SMILEY BUILDINGS FOR SALE —50 tons first and Starter and lights. welL Buildings in good condi ­ store. Retired man with some second cutting hay, alfalfa and retail experience desired. Write tion. Call 623-2719 tDellon). tf brome. Call Hickory Comers Hastings, Mich. Box 1007, c/o Hastings Banner. 671-8316. tf —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ 4/31 2/3 ACRE per. A-1 shape! 616-945-9103 SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom BORDERS A NICE CREEK HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRLS DR WOMEN part or full time as Beatify Counselors. We 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ Almost new 3-bedroom modern train while you earn. Write: tion. Yeager barrel and trigger, home Just outelds city limits. Nellie Balmer, R3 Hastings, for Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable Lovely large back yard. School appointment. 4/31 scope, pcepslght In mount, full bus goes by the door. Will monte carlo hand rubbed stock, trade for bouse In town of *hng with quick detach, swivels equal value. TWO MATURE LADIES for PLUS, complete handloading part-time office work. Hours 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 New • Remodel • Repair Phone Wl 6-4791 equip, for above. Echo press. 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, day, Tuesday. Wednesday and powders, primers and loaded Friday; 9 am. to I pm. on shells, etc. Rifle value, 8300 00 WOODLAND HOME — 134 N. Thursdays. Reply In own hand­ 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 — loading equipment 870.00. writing to: HASTINGS BAN­ State 8t Good 6-nn. bunga­ Will seU complete for only NER. Box 1010. 4/28 low, bath, gas conversion fur­ 8250.00. CaU 945-3884 after 6 nace, hardwood floor*, base­ pm. tf ment. attic. 87^00. Owners LADY for afternoon shjft. CaU 945-3768 or 945-5663. 4/28 having auction of Household FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Goods April 23. Harmon Reni —Use Rexall's fast permanent. Estate. Fowlerville, Ph. 2235x7 to 16x20 Regular 82.00— Now 8100. No •74L 4^1 pre-shampoo —No after odor. ceptlonut for Hastings em­ Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. FOR BALE BY OWNER—Modployer. Hours 3 to-11 pm. Muat BARGAINS In The Banner /_________ ____________ « Gas beat; fall basement; be able to type and handle Want Ad section . . . Hastings' BELLING OUT — Antiques and' built-in kitchen Large corner top Shopping Guide: Top valsend qualification* to Buslnyss furniture. Open Saturday and tot In excellent neighborhood II — i.U cat.... 1. 206 N. Mickigsa Manager. PG. Box 286,-las­ Wl 5-J824 ue*. top job*. Action with across from elementary ochool Sunday only. Bedford MUI. ting*, Michigan. 4.28 IsfacUonl CaU Wl 5-348L 1 Bedford, hUchlgan 4/311 CaU 945-2841. ’ tf U FARM SUPPLY * THE*,FKDfcllAb LAND BANK OF SAINT PAUL J.>Mpb0K. Allomoy for U>r u—•»' l»i>0 McKoy T« Grand Rapid*. 1 Classified Paragraphs Paid hospital, surgical and group life Irrsurance plan. Eight paid holidays., pension benefits. Apply Monday Uiru Friday— Hahn Riding Mower Model 200 _______ $299.95 FRANCISCO am. lo 5 p.m. Sponsored by Uie WBCS. Want Ads Sell Unused Items. FOUNDRY FARM IMPLEMENTS (See Us Before You Buy) RUMMAGE SALE Rummage Sale—First Metho­ dist Church Thursday. May 5. 6 COREMAKERS CHIPPERS & GRINDERS HELPERS Heating - Plumbing PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hawing*. Michigan 4/31 Township Ono (1) North. K»*|* tone (T) Weil Ijiax Em! of Highway M-7* oieopdnn there- LEGALS Ar 1959 PONTIAC -WAHM 4/31 correctly. A- top condition Uiroughout. 8795 wagon. radio, good mechanical condlUon. .............................. -8385 LADIES' BLOUSES, DRESSES, 220 W. State All Hnhn-Ecllpsc products are backed by an extra libera! warranty. —EASY TERMS— 1963 CADILLAC . . . Beautiful 4 Dr. Hardtop; black and white tutone. all the 1*0 Si iani* 51 ut Slt4 I Wfi HATS, SHOES, etc. WALK UP AND SAVEI LANNES KKNFIELD, 945-4054 Hohn Eclipse Rotary 4/21 Mowers_____ $89.95 and up 1963 PONTIAC . . . Catalina Sport Coupe with power steering and brakes, all white finish, sharp car..-81595 -ffTist'teL' Dncrlytioa ot L**4: But. ot M1ehl**a. Soaly of Barry. Ul 40. Arc.tl'a ItoMrt, Town 1. Rons* *. Amoual p«l4: *11.40. Tax for Year Over Stan’s WsllpafMe & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED — $1.25 per lack for slagio imertloa. • .81.625 ...... H 5O<. O« U. w. Many more dependable used •1AM.W —USED TRUCKH— GOOD AS NEW • STORE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twonty Word*. 1961 VALIANT HARDTOP 2 Dr. Hardtop -8554 ' 1962 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Cniis-a-matic V8. Pow­ er steering, w/walls, radio. 8M5.00 NOTICE CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE ★ Wanted to Buy Call Wl 5-3481 $3.47 up WINICK'S NO NEED TO HANG ON TO UNUSED ARTICLES when a Banner Want Ad reader is waiting to pay you cash for them. Sell thing* you no long­ er need tho Want aa way. �» Freeport LIGALS Card of Thanks and In Memoriam DP CABD OF THANKS CABD OF THANKS I want to thank my neighbor*. mar friends and nrighbore for beauUful and were greatly ap­ preciated. Again I thank you Sincerely, Cllmena Schalbly. husband, father and grandfath- Mr. and Mr*. Tom Cavanaugh and Family . Mr. and Mra. Harland Blair and Family CABD OF THANKS We wlsli to express our sincere thank* to relative* and friend* for their thoughlfulnee* in the recent death of our beloved wife and mother, Ella Burd, and for lhe lovely flowers, cards and food which were greatly appreci­ ated. A special thanks to Rev. Rhodes for hl* comforting word*, the poll-bearers, and to the Vogt Funeral Home. Also thanks to the VFW Auxiliary for providing such a nice lunch after lhe fun­ eral services. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Ray Burd'and Family away April 23, 1M7. You are not forgotten, mother WHITE CANE TXAfT/C WAffsOi Of i redll.-ri inu«! ih. Court and BUND, I’uLb.llon h MICHIGAN I IN MEMORIAM In memory of William McNutt who passed away April- 20. 1936: llthod is Tho lM*ll»n*B When our family get* together, White Cane Week-April 24 through April 30 PUBLICATION OUDBU And It fills .our heart with Woodland Thinking of the way It used to be. Badly missed by his family. By Mr*. Glendon Curlit ,r. > X 1X1.1<l "Recent viators with Mrs. dlTmwui Sciialbiy ' were Mr. and Mrs. Clvartcr Whig. Nora Norton. Ethel Houghton, Florence Green. Elsie Fjirthmg and Eda Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Sclialbiy PUBLICATION ORDER. LEGALS NOTICB or MORTOAOB FORBCLORUM 111* condlUca ot * oortoin ooruui nx4« Uo 10th day ot Oelotior. IMO, oxo<ul»d by CLYDK MUUrKHIck EL LIH. JIL, sad PHYLLIN R. ELLI 8 OBDBM TOR FUBUCATION. Hute. ; April 8. 1Mb. >. Philip IL MitchxU. Ixrxa that on Jaly 13th. i:oo a.m. ta the PrebxuT Hnxllnra, Miriilxxn. a lit be hxlii ■ Chlrasn PUBLICATION ORDEB. “VubHeMlo court rulr. DATED: April 7. I8«fl OF DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK NOTICB or MORTOAOu BA LX PUBLICATION 0KDEB. INSURANCE ORDER OF PUBLICATION. StaN Farm Iniuranca All Forms of AUTO — FIRI BONDS Swanson liwuranco 126 S. Mlchlixa Ave. salt therein xranl ihnrela daacribad Inturanco and Banda JERRY ANDRUS "We're As Near As Your Telephone Knap It in a Handy Place for Future Reference LAWN MOWER REPAIR—Au­ Appliance b G.ner.1 Repair thorized Deiler for Wheel BualnAM SafyIcm Offered LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 for Isi 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Mowers. E. L. Carpenter H*rd- PUMP SERVICE—Ste-Rite Wrier System*. Sold, installed, serviced. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623REPAIR—Expart workmsnthip. 5381. Gilmer* Jeweler*, 102 E. Stst* Concrete Product* KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stat* GET YOUR READY-MIX from the PUBLICATION ORDER Automobile & Machinery at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Re>oir Phon* Wl 5-2123. rental" of wheel .chairs. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— AND CARPET REPAIR —HmHeadquarter* foe hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERVlies. Gardner'*. Phono 945­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel State. Wl 5-5H8. 2134. Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phon* Wl 5-5412. Plant, W 5-5085. Burkey Sales and S*rvState Rd. Phon* Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXWATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also to your specifications. Farm Bur­ Miscellaneous ail kind* of Jewelry Repair *nd eau Services, M37 So., Wl 5­ Engraving. Miller Jeweler*. 118 2223. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Repair* end tharpenlnrf. Saw COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ TER— Raw wood or finished ICE—24 hour Service (black and white). Jacobs Proscription frame*. Also, custom framing. ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ 221 W. MUI. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-24&S. Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. ORDER TO* PUBLICATION. PAIRED in heavy garments. Red Wing Sporting Boon and Shoet. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery MOBILE HOMES SALES —Dels Auto Wrecking and Del s Phil­ Jefferson. Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, lip'* "66". M37 So., 945-5141. rods, Imtallation and Hanging. SHOP —All appliance*. Call 945-2317. Ice, 218 ,N. Jefferson. Phone Wl 5-5176. - Beverwvk* Color Center, 221 W. MUI. Radio, Televteioa Repel ring have provided thanselvee with I the basic iiccceetUeii. additional ■ spending will go far luxury goods and nonereentml*. Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Frank Martin and Mra. John Mishler of Grand vllle, Ralph Townsend and son. Rapid,-, were Thunday visiters at Melvin, of near Woodland were the Charles Blough home. * Mr Bunday dinner guests ol Mra. I Qn j Mra. Kyle Stambaugh of and Kathryn Townsend. * Tbe Lion* |■ R „nftrjrt were Sunday visitor* at 5w..:.Ud Club will meet Tuesday. April - tlie — Blough home. * Mr. and Mrs. Rigo Rendon. Miss Bcrthena Clinton and Mrs. Janet VanWytiC visited thc Metcalf Fu­ neral Home In Grand Rapids Woodland Sunday to meet thc relatives of their cousin, thc lute Donald posable income, only about *100 for other marketing services of course, tbe rising population income. —People will have more leisure time to spend tills money. Most duction lints which will likely —Thc total population will be around 345 million by 1960. Mich­ igan should have around 10J million. striking wen- about 441.000 people-mak­ ing up 5.6 percent of Michigan's conducted by the Thoraapple they visited Mr. and Mrs. Her­ disappearing form area, however. District of thc Grand Valley bert Wilson in Marshall. * Mra. Council Vivian Vierk and daughter, reatlon eta.ndfle.-il Inn Coll 945-9481 If Yoe Would Like to be Listed in probably drop to 55.000 from Kauffman of ClarkavUig was a clinc will be in farms greasing leas than 110.000. Farms grossing over 830,000 will mere than enls, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing. double. Wayne Tsgg attended a testi­ monial dinner for Burdette Haner nt Naahville Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Posthumu* and children of Alto and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tagg and son* were Easter dinner guest* of Mrs. Syl­ van Tagg. Mrs. Elvers Demond and children of Caledonia were visitors. * Mr. and Mra. Ben Christie attended a baby shower plan to attend thc District WSC8 honoring Mr. and Mrs. Dennis . aiuiual meeting al Hastings April Grunewold. Saturday al the Ma­ । M. -h Sunday evening visitant sonic Temple. * Mr. and Mrs. j with Mr. and Mra. Forest Bcgc- Jesse Blough accompanied Mr. row and Mrs. Rlvoda Sawdy were nnd Mrs. Ben Christie and fami­ ly to Kalamazoo Bunday where they were Sunday dinner guest* Brown left Thursday for Detroit. of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blough. Their daughter. Mrs. Hugh Pe­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Blough and dersen. had just given birth to children of Wyoming were Bun­ a son. He join* the family with day visitors of Mr. and Mra. Tom one UUle girl. * The Woodland Owen. * Mr. and Mra. Tom Owen entertained with a> birth­ nesday evening for a bridal day party honoring their son. shower honoring Miss Belly Deno 9. sad daughter, Dima. 6. Kruger, daughter of Mr. and Friday. Gdests were: Mr. and Atra Raymond Kruger. The 40 Mra. Jesse Blough, Mr. and Mra guests w e r e. seated at tobies, Charles Blough. Mr. and Mrs each with a centerpiece. Follow­ Ben Chrtstie and family and ing the games. Betty opened her Mrs. George Owen. A Mr. and many lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. Albert Owen of Morgan Mr. and Mrs. George Owen and .Mr then served lhe refreshments of and Mrs. Tom Owen visited sherbet balls. cake, punch, cof- Ralph Owen at tlie Reed City Hospital Bjiturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird .Mrs Herald Classic were Bunday । vuitora with lus sister. Mra. Neva and family were Easter weekend guests of her parents. Mr. and Hanabargcr. . Mrs. Richard Vandeville of Kai। amazoo ♦ Mr. and Mra. George Faance attended lhe stork showI er honoring Air. and Mrs. Dennis G rone wold. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith 1 Blough and family of Wyoming. APRIL 11—Oeerge Keeler. *10 W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blough of M1U. *150 eOAtUon. CcnlrMtor. mH. Northville. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Blough and family and,.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blough and family were Easter dinner guest* of their mother. Mrs. Greta Btough. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blough and ..f APRIL children visited Iter mother, Mrs. Jerry Kyser. In Battle Creek Saturday. A Mrs. Dorothy Yar- Hastings * I Building Permits | of 1980 Michigan are projections. upon analysts, assumptions and Judgements. Tlie MSU scientists say. many things. Including tho reaction of prople In rural Mich­ igan to Project B0 itself, could change the projections. scoreh project has now been completed and Is being turned over to Michigan’s rural leaders the projection* and determine Michigan what they want it to Durfee By .Mr*. John Hook Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeCamp and family of Battle Creek mov­ ed east of Maple Grove Center Saturday from Battle Creek. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Bert VerMeulcu and fiunily of Bronson and Mr. were Saturday supper gucat* at * WMA. Win meet this Thura- attended t hi day with age Jr. High, * Philip Im and Hastings and Mra. Tom Lethcoe and children of Middleville were Bunday visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Forreat Buehler. Luncheon guests were Mr. and Mr*. MU ton Bueh­ ler and children. Mr. and Mra Keith Buehler and children and TROPHY CENTER—Plus tpeciallied engraving of all kind*. GH- SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. mor* Jeweler, 102 E- State St.. 945-3862. Free service for one Phone 945-5316. year on Selchall-Carlson Cokx. in our new building sta 124 N. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixture* TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ J«ff*r*on. Experienced rnechsnend supplies. Kelley Electric ERS REPAIRED—C*nlral Radio Service, 514 Middleville Rd.. and TV Srivic*. 228 N. Jeffer­ 5-5052. Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 pjn.. son. Phon* Wl 5-8187. Hasting*. This Weekly Service and Repair Guide man. woman and child Ln lhe clllty Friday. * Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish visited Mra Gertrude Ware and Ralph Stun, at Lowell Sunday. Callen, at the Mum Wieland and Mrs. Harry Boughntr of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Kurt UvingVerdon Hcsterly and girls. ston of Plnitook and Mrs. Cletus Mrs Rlioda Bawdy celebrated Wieland spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mra. Ray Wieland tbe Begvrvw bonus to help her celebrate were Maynard Nichol­ son. Lucy Classic, Shirley and Laurie Kilmer, Betty and Cindy burg were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Elnora Whitney. * Robert Nicholson. Evelyn Aldrich, Doug- Crans and David Blough of Lan- SERVICE ON ALL MAKES <rf trecVACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- Fish called on P. C. Demining and Mra. Corrie Cook in Grand „i M.y 17. tM». Mothodist Mother - Daughter .i„ v.-uri j banqucL II will be a planned * YreViL 'toner and not a potluck this th»i|year Wedneday, April 27. A>pro,a and ii gram will follow. * The Com» rr»i j mumty Mother-Daughter banon 1 quet will be held again this year. >h»n I* i The South Woodland Church of uui» »u.l n—thren Will bo hr»t far tile potluck supper Friday. April b«t«l—April I". SO**. Philip II. Mitchell. Jud* 7 with coffee and .rolls being ‘furnished. Mra. Hanfid Benedict I of Vermontville will be thc gut-M I speaker and show pictures of tier I recent utp. Everyone is welcome PUBLICATION ORDER. . tn attend SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide lunch guests of thc McDonalds. Mrs Greta Blough will enter­ tain tlie Jolly Seniors Commun­ ity Club Thursday with a 6:30 Uy were Saturday supper guest* I urban to 75 pcrocnL *• —- **— —*- I —Along with shift* In popula­ tion will come shift* in land usage. About 30 percent of tho 1 Glendon Curtis and Roberta Rlv- Western Sl»w in Grand Rapids. ett «ttended thc Stouter*' RecBoule Creek. Mra. Orcca Blough ognltlon dinner Monday evening. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blough 1880 Some of this acreage will dial Church in Hastings and was and clilldren enjoyed a picnic Agency for Lawrence Brothara Richard McDonald and tlie latter couple were dinner guests of in the 'rural farm" category in r Orin H. Durban. !>• | knocking on your door soon to I 1960. Tills corn pared with 31 pcr«> nisn 8lve >'ou chance to donate. * । This money is used tor research , > breruic । Quit Is needed badly for this I ‘Ruclne and Mr. and Mrs. George Ula-h> L I dreadful disease. If the volun- I fteicinc of Barber Rood were population is expected supper guests of Mr..State's -------- ------------------------------ --------to leer should be unablo to find Sunday and Mrs. Charles Gibb*. * Mr.bo classified as rural farm. Rural Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Mra. Floyd Dukes and Mr. and AL-u Roy Dukes drove to Wayne * Rev. and Mrs. Bauhahn of Victor Bawdy and two grand- Grand Rapid* were Bunday vlslreturn from Florida. * Mr. and In the labor force, and families Mra. Clifford Touslcy and fam­ rnany curds tlirough the mail ily attended services at tbe proved technology and more con­ from other grandchildren and United Brethren Church. They venience foods. But the working were then dinner guests with friends wishing her a happy and Mra JAy Wing * Mrs. Robbirthday. Cake and ioc cream Cool were Friday lunch guests of terly along with Mr. and Mrs. Hoaeral.h Philip IL MU- oanaa roi rniucAnoi The family bnsuivrtmxra of tho future will probably hare tbe future was painted by Mich­ igan Stale University odmUata low alcKsr Tower □ re>4 Mlcbl<» Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip’W.DeMond and Todd Michael D. DeMond Susan O- DeMond able of the Sponable Funeral Home for their many act* of kindness at thc time of the death of our Husband. Father and Grandfather, Harry Biair. REPAIR Homer DeWecrd and Carolyn of Middleville were Sunday visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. John DeWeecd. Future Families To Have Easier Jobs, Money THS FKDBKAL LAND BANK OF HT. PAUL CARD OF THANKS predation to all our friend*. relaUvM and neighbor* for the many act* of kindness, floral tribute*, letter* end card* of sympathy, and for the lovely dishes of food which were most welcome. A special thanks to Rev. BUlott for his comforting GAMBLE'S — MH Mrs. John DeWecrd of South Freeport attended the JoUy Workers Club at Mina Wieland Hunt and baby. David, on Thureand Johnnie. * Mr. and Mrs. day evening. April 38, at kite v*»Keilli Buehler and family were Sunday dinner gucsU ot Mr. and Mrs. Ernest VanSycklc of Dow­ ling. ^AjiEsr- J8w*«53wgw£ President Abraham Lincoln's stovepipe bat aarved him a* a �*-nu BAtnwoa bannhi , Hickory Corners fresh Out of the Attic co* Of S35.000.00, for which »um the city iaaued bonds payable tn Installments al ten percent per annum. Tbe work of buUdlrw was commenced under rho had tU children, fully are they instructed, that i— u.— Unl- lhe Union arhnni building full, "After the building preparation. a teacher trip to California in mid-June. graduate* is Gary Holman. He has finished his pre-law course and will enroll this Pall at Wayne Blate University to con­ tinue his studies. His wife, tbe tho committee. "Well have our former Judl Howard, is teacher laugh now.”* of nuraea at Bronson Hospital. * O. Marcus Rodgera will receive for our children, giving them opportunities to break from the waa done and completed accord­ foundation of ing to the plana and specifica­ tions ed by Prof, tore completion the contractor, doubt did gc Mr. Marahall, quit the Job. clalm- of which we non-resident students, a normal tor Instruction and for md- bulldlng more money than he Mitchell was t C. B. Hall, who By H. D. Burpee Dowling to tbe family. * Tbe Old Hickory The Tom Rhodes family pur­ chased a farm west and north of Dowling, known locally as Uie Harry Whitworth farm, and are moving this week. * Bonita Crawley, and Carol and Roxanne Quick were on Uie honor roll for sewing and knitting as an­ nounced Saturday evening at lhe Barry County 4H Style show held in Central Auditorium, Hastings. * The W8C8 of Dow­ ling Methodist Church meets at the church today. The public is are enjoying northern Michigan. Il la good Ing counsel of the proceeding cannot recall Hastings High B Ux-ir names, got — i if — the ------train complete lhe buildinc than to advance of from Coms Grove and Wood­ story of tho Old Hastings High land. and as they had attended and probably expensive law suit, the ball game. I told them what tlie termination of which would tings High School vanned, ao that it beiieve they hooked the freight fully competent and entirely ot graduating in the Drat gradu­ ruing north that day. U Just ating dam from that "new High In charge by the committee, and j too happy, when I told him what our school building waa finished School." (happened. and I came home L. Just now aba month m Law- school In Ute State. With only ahead. When we see cities like tenUon that should be given IL Saginaw. Ypsilanti. Adrian. Bat- Give the professor and his astle Creek. Jackson. Kalamazoo i sodates a generous chance, and and many other*, with a popula- : more help, and they will make and I hope Dick can find the A few years ago. a altort time predecessor, and we think, a Umea greater than ours, com-' that shall ring along down tho cut and again produce this pic- before Mr Wallace's death, as monument of which our city lure with my column thia week. | well as Rev. Sharpe's death also; should feel proud. Wright haa returned to her home feel a Just pride in doing all tn I patiently waited for lhe fruits. And by the way. this w.hool 11 was at the Presbyterian following a visit in Florida with opposition encountered in Its our power to aid both professor | "Under tho Judicious manage- her dauaht and teachers, who labor ao corn- incnl of Prof. Hall over SI.000.00 family, i ray Fay wniiwonn Whitworth waa was !!■> WSUh W MMUC OVUW« —------------------ ------ ---------- ----- ------ anathemas iieaped on thc hradn estly far our welfare, and the lor foreign tuition will be re- hospitalized for medical treatrank ao differently fifty years congregation that morning that r*“ ’ **“ —------- ment last week at Lakeview them branded as foals and idfote. General Hospital, Battle Creek. .... .... .................. for saddling such a debt on our management of Prof. Hall, our increasing both in and outside!. Fellers returned .* The-Jeff --------weekl> hick writer of 'Fresh Out Of has woke me up a good many city to erect a building that school building has been cum- of the city, is ao much that Has- home Saturday after -- -----------The AtUc." But who knows, mornings going by my home real plctely filled, so that the Jani- i tings' High School isattracting, tour of southern stales during Dick might have more headaches early °n his early morning walk ba ve heard it tauntingly re- tor’s quarters have been vacated »'tention from all ports of the!which time they visited the Len than I do. and always whistling. I know a by him to make more room. The State, which should make us Brinks of Tampa. Fla, who are for a Michigan asylum, and the Board has been compelled to add fed justly proud. We should not । former Dowling residents. living in thc county and a lot Wdl 1 waited al tlie door and Willard H. Howard. Jr., lias been spending a few days vaeaUon from medical school in Guadalajara. Mexico, where he be is a student, with bls parents. to Fair Haven Nuraing home again for cart. He found it hard Hospital recovering from atrgtryWesleyan Church will be enter­ tained Friday evening at th* home of Mra. Ruth LuxxtyulM surprise gathering last Sunday in lhe social rooms of the Methodist Church. The occasion Goodin of Nashville and Garth VOW? auu ww» j,,*-.—.—. daughter. Mias Gwendolyn lakes Church. Reception at the church A large group came to con­ follows. * Mrs Addle Oriffeth gratulate them. Mrs. Eakes don­ ned her wedding drees which Prof. Walter GrUfcth. and fam­ cause for congratulation. The ilyAmong the April graduates at WMU was MUs Jbxn Gay who Joan has sortie interesting experi­ orating it. All in all the cleverly planned surpriaes made fu I been accepted as a Peace Corps very happy event reading UUs, will have Mr. W al­ arc you? I suppose I should know you.” I answered. "You should. mon iy known as. when students one lime." He sold, "I couldn't have. What did I can you for?" SALE ing." He said. "I couldn't have." It waa Mr. Wallace's last trip to Hastings and I was mighty will ever forget. would usually find Mr. Wallace him will agree with me. Now for tbe abort article in IBlg Middleville and Nashville the scrap book entitled: "Our School." written by David R. That same night, a senior meet- consumed U>e old xcitool bulldwaa called. Practically all the ing standing on the hill whrbr boys, including me, and a lot of the new one stands, the citizens Low-Loop \ COTTON RUG 1.77 Nubby weave design. Fringed ends. 30x50-ln. FRAMED PICTURE S S7« 1 Vi-inch natural oak molding complements lovely 16x20 In print. SAVE 50c The next morning, as soon as school was called, the first tiling Mr. Wallace sold, was this: “All you seniors that were not at thc senior meeting last night, may be excused until further notice." building on thc old site. Several meetings were held, and the following persons were selected ns a building committee: Nathan Barlow, president; D R Cook, , Decretory ; A. J. Bowne. treasur- Covered BOWLS .. HOMECREST« CLOSET ACCESSORIES M.diWAb rigid specifica­ tions. tre around for a day or two. [ Nevins. After spending much I went down to the depot In i time in consulting many differ­ S. back to Delton. Wayne Offley, i test adopted the plan and speclatlll living aouth of Woodland, I flcations of architect Randal of and now a bus driver at the Chicago, published notices to SAVE SAVE 31c , size. Snap on EfiX . 3 In set. □<> , PLASTIC PAIL ^Antisptesh pouring C7c lip. Il'/S-qt. sire. »•« Ironing Table GARMENT BAG PAD and COVER SET 99s 1.97 Holds 16 full-length gar­ ments. 3 hook wire frame. Heavy vinyl. Full zipper. Silicone treated cover. Twirl’ layer pad of poly foam and cotton. Standard sire. Aluminum! Pol nch Teflon FRY Non stick finish makes frying and cleaning a cinch! Cool black han. die. DuPont approved, PAN TEFLO /77 2-qt. size. Aluminum. Bskelite handle. DISH DRAINER Kitchen colors. 14 </, 1 CA x2OI/£x5*^-in. size. Boys' Sport SHIRTS PLACE MAT SET Set of 4. Matching coasters. Foam back. ONWARD ENVELOPES Reg. $1.99 Men's Sport Shirts >1.57 Reg. 4/$1.00 Infant s Anklets4/88c Reg. $1.29 Boys' Knit Shirts—97c Reg. 29c Boys* Crew Socks28c pr. Reg. 39c Men's and Boys' Crew Socks31c .WHO SAID, “Things aren't as bad as they 36-In. wide by 6ft QQC long. White. ** and sixes. Plastic TRASH CONTAINERS & 1.99 Cover locks on. Strong handles. 20 gal. size. WASTEBASKET !» BIRD BATH WATER CAN 1.99 1.27 Won't mar floors. 20 in. high. 44 ot. capacity. White plastic 24-in high. 99c SAVE 4Qe BLOUSES Women s and Misses accoyiit makes everything look brighter. Boost your^morale ... add 10% of each salary check COTTON SHIRTS to your savings at Hastings Savings & Loan Varied styles. Roll­ up sleeve. 32-38. /47 Short or sleeveless including the new shells. WOMEN’S SLIPPERS Nylon mesh. Rubber sole. heel. 5 10. Stretch J 77 • CAPRIS fabrics. styles. 8-18. SWEAT SHIRT VALORS SHORTS SETS 97c 4 ’-27 - j, 100% cotton; knit cuffs, Shirt and bo«er st- CUSHIONS ■MM NYLONS Women’s BRIEFS Cotton eyelet. Elsstic waist, leg. 136 E. State St Hua* Wl 5-3853 AM $avingi Insured Up to PETTICOATS A Ac 77 SPECIALS Reg. 59c Bikini Scurfs Necklace*.. .2/81.00 / Orion Shell Sweaters81.87 v Rog. 79c Nylon Lace Coiffure Bonnet. .57c 2,3,4,5-Strand Pearl I :.‘S SJM. SYSTEM 2-gillon slza. Green plastic. Ladies look"? It’s amazing how a growing savings •4 ON ALL % SAVINGS Assorted stripes 0O( OQ Reg. 69c Dura Maid Rubber Gloves OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS WINDOW SHADES SeatrJeu! Latest fashion f>Jc „ SNEAKERS White canvas. Full ■rch cushion in­ ide. 3^-10. For indoor or outdoor um. 99' GIRLS' BEN^FRANKLIN’ 102 W. STATE ST. AT JEFFERSON �Mrs. Guy Burns Dies Sunday at Nursing Home Vietnam Film At Hastings Orangeville Twp. Church April 30 Mrs. Lake of R3 Hastings, WHltam Heirtgtl officiating with burial In the Almena Cemetery In VanBuren County. Surah at ixa a. Hanover died al 1:30 pm. Street, announces that the f Um. I Sunday April 17, M the Sunset "Viet Nam Profile," filmed and*" 01 Nursing Home. She had vllle Township, died at 12:06 am. .. ... _ — ____ . . h.- n ■ nallmt. fiwv. Vat On Bunday, April 17. at Pennock Hospital, were held at 2 pm. dent of World Vision. Inc.. wUj;«nanthK Tuesday at the Leonard-Osgood Saturday. April 30, at 7:10 pjmi County on Aug. 5. ISM, tbe Funeral Home. Dies Sunday 77ic Rev. Isaac Osgood offlcl- documentary film depicts the, Lewis. people ot this war - lorn little I she moved to tbe Decatur area land Township Cemetery. country and portrays "the drama i u Q young girl and was graduof God at work in tbe midst of I ated from high school at Faw war.” iPnw and Western State Teach­ In other cities where this film era College.' . She wax born in Charlevoix lias been shown, crowds have I She taught rural schools In County on April 34. IBM. the room and a capacity audience is; Her marriage to Ernest Bissell (Hunt) Voelker. expected here. A cordial In vita- | ended in divorce, and she later | married Forrest Weinberg. They Charlevoix County. They fanned fanned in thc Vicksburg area until his death. there until 1928 when they moved 1 On July IB. 1950. she married Guy Bums In Hastings. They They fanned In Barry County have lived at Algonquin Lake. until his death in. October, 1060. Since that time Mrs. lake made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Juanita) Hay- this year, Sunday p.m . April । )«“,er Uw. 24. at 7:30. Mias Ione Driscoll, In addition to her husband. In addition to Mra. Hayward, returned missionary from Africa she Is survived by two other and Puerto Rico, will be the Lewis F. Bissell of Aurora. Ohio; daughters, Mra. Lucy Christman six grandchildren: a sister. Mrs. of Byron Center and Mrs. Ralph Fred (Helen) Lemcke of Crystal (Dorothy) Jenney ot R3 Delton: Beach. Fla.; two step-daughters. three sons. Alfred of Boyne CKy. by tbe local superintendent. Mra. Joseph (Bernice) Rauker of Frank of Wyoming. Mich., and Paw Paw and Mra. (Opal) StoutMiss Driscoll has spent 30 meyer of Kalamazoo, and oneRichard of Rl Naahville; 27 grandchildren; 21 great grand­ years In the educational mls- step-son. Wilfred Burns of Haschildren: a brother. George rdonary work of the Wesleyan Voelker of Boyne City, and four Methodist Church in Sierra alstcra, Mra. Laura Stolt of Boyne Leone, W. Africa. She was cited City, Mra. Harriet Billeau. Mra. by tlie Queen of Englund for lhe Missionary from Africa to Speak at Wesleyan Church i Sierra Leone. Pastor Olson W. Clark said. Her last term of service as a Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Bolton। i missionary was in the Wesleyan home caring for Catherine while: Academy In Peurto Rico ns a the other members of the Orooai teacher. She is living th Grand family were in Washington. D.C... Rapids. i An invitation is extended to Easter vacation. Voelker of Petoakey. Hospital Guilds Reports Sept. 1965 through March 1966 Due to hospital construction and delay In dellvety material for guild sewing, the work of the sewing guilds, has been Inter­ rupted. The following is a report including all the work completed between September and April: Guild 3—Chairman, Mrs. Rob­ ert Brogan: 12 diapers, 16 bion- Christian Science Text Announced The Hastings n.mU,. SW1I21, (»«« Barry 4H’ers Honored At Achievement Event Car Leasing tire, wanting NEW Some 1,200 boys and girls from about 50 4H Clubs exhibi­ ted their work at the annual Spring Achievement program held Roil — Sheryl Erway. Paula here last week, and on Friday and Saturday nights Central Smith. Geanle Wlerlnga. Laura Myers. West Thomapple; Susan Auditorium stage became a fashion salon as the young ladies Pellow, Tracy Allerdlng, Lori modeled the clothing they had fashioned during the Wimer Lynn Bleam. Overtown; Denise Smith. Arlene Hayward. Delton: months. Friday evening more than 500 younger girls modeled the Lois Flessner. Pamela Casarez. Woodland: Debra Mauer. Barrygarments they had made, and Saturday nighl more than a 100 vlUe: Nancy Warren, Busy Beav­ The Hastings Wesleyan Metho- ] of Uic tlie older members Dortlol* partici­ ---- ---------- . — ----------------- ■■ ers; Diana Gundermann. Base­ pated In the style revue. Ding bom, Karen Decker, Clover­ line; Sue Fules, Nancy Bradfield, dlst Church will be holding a Scheduled to represent Barry leaf. Nancy Estep. Coats Grove; Becky Breyer, Hill St Dale; San­ Spiritual Life Crusade lhe week dra Goodenough, Carol Quick. County in tbe State 4H Style Cindy Hayward. Delton: Rox­ of April 25-May 1 with the Rev. anne Quick, tunic u i c ■. Donnie Bonnie vrvwiey, Crowley. Dowling: Nancy Huckendubler. Glenn Milter, pastor of the Hud­ Univcrslty are Dianne Strong. Dowling; Dtane Gilbert, Loralyn Busy Belgh; Susan Jean Cook. son Wesleyan MethodlM Church, Geri Gautache. Paula Owen, In Gilbert. Yeckley; AnnmarieWler- Jolly Workers; Debbie Daniels, as the speaker the "junior miss" classlhcaUan. inga and Nancy Sothard, West |Carlton; Joyce Gilbert, ^ue Tbornapplc Sheridan. Yeckley. and Cindy- tor ot '—— of inc thc Hastings enuren church will. Saturday Construction Honor1 rr,u’- Lloveneai. lead lend[he themuaJc musicf(|rfor services each ------ --------------—.i-z. _ Roll—Ronda Grinnell. Llvewlres: I J*ne Frey, Busy Beavers: SueI. cven ing except- Saturday att - J0 TYewdwell. In the "senior miss” Janice Landon, Altoft; Lorraine i Raymond, Pat Barnum. Vicki i and on Sunday a; 11 a_m. division. '. ; '. Wright. Plcosantvicw: Bonnie Birman. Coats Orove; fihrlstall xuiler came from HasAlternates are Marilyn Fmr.iCrawley, Roxanne Quick, Dow,Stanton. Dunham;. Diane r.„. ni.__ Brown. n—^|tings member of the1 Ann Marie Wlerlnga, 8»f4l) Ung; Julie Wisniewski, Delton; Fine Jeanie Lykins.Belgh: Hastings W. M. Church when I-**-Lake; — --— Hansen and Jan Baker. ' ---------' -----------------Debbie White. Altoft; Annin arte ;Marcta Hengesbach. Terri Pelhl_, ln p-,-irh Others earning style, TfVUe Wlerlnga. West Thomapple; tow Overtown: Anne CMtroth. pu^c u lnV|tM u, attend pins Include Becky Grundennan. Janice Enz. Woodland; Janine Dunham: Denise and Connie ------Leslie Medved. Loralyn Gilbert. Baker. Baseline; Joan Myers. VanHouten. Patti Morgan. West Diane Gilbert, Nancy Estep, I Weal Thomapple; Geri Bahs. Thornapple; Donna Decker. Clo- Yniin0 PcOdIc , Karen Decker. Judy Mudge, Bei- I Karen Decker, Cloverleaf: Ctndy verleaf; Linda Huntington.1 ' sylee Ryan. Barbie White. Karan • Hayward. Delton; Cassie Klersey. Baseline; Nota Wright, Pleasant- Attend Wesleyan Asbury. Connie VanHouten, DI-1 Jackie McNutt. Yeckley; Carolyn view; Dtane Miibome. Altoft;,- ann Kenyon.Cheryl Becker, Jane .B e 111er. Hill St Dale; Nancy Debby Barcroft. Shirley Fred­ Two carloads of young people, DePrlester. Carolyn ReiUer. Julie Clum. Reah Mead. Carlton; Lois erickson. Carlton; Nancy Kauff­ Wisniewski. Carol Pennock, Deb-I Dingman. Cloverleaf; Sandra man, Yeckley, and Diane Ken­ from the Hastings Wesleyan, Methodist Church attended lhej yon. Delton. Shelley Roush, Gail Phillips. Fredrickson. Carlton; Cheryl Recognized as tlie key 4H lead­ Karen Decker and Gloria Casey. Rutherford. Lola Huntington. ers In clothing and knitting were Houghton College. Houghton. Boys .-nd girls recommended Baseline. Gloria Casey. BalU- Mrs. Leslie Lockwood. Mrs Rob­ lo attend Club Week at MSU In- more ert Rhodes, Mra. Wesley Logan. their adult sponsors. Those attending w cldde Leslie Medved. Mike Smith, I Friday Knitting Honor Roll— Mra. Duane Sinclair. Mra. Ed David Jones. Carolyn ReiUer, । Vanessa Rodriquez, Dianna Mil- Wlerlnga and Mra. Charles RaNancy Holly. Linda Sluyter, BiUy i ,udy Shepler Altoft: Mrs. William A. Phillips was Lyle Blain. Charles Wilkins, &i'mhrlLeeCL^Rov Christine Be?' Rosemary Hammond. Baseline; Sm Debble Shoemaker. Bethan Ba- the narrator for the style revue Gary Spencer. Ernie Vaughn and and Mrs George Brawn played Lynden Robinson. Drivers and adult counsetors lhe organ music. Stage lighting Wesleyans Plan Spiritual Life Crusade Week rcSi' At our (ftca/f) Drug Stored Who* o MidwOta _ from CbM for the Hastings Area Introductory Offer: Lease: FORD, CHEVROLET or PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hordtops with Full Factory Equipment, Plus: V-8 Motor Push-button Radio Automatic Transmission Power Steering 5. White Wall Tiroe 26 MONTH CONTRACT Only $7000 I O par moeth SZ’STi £?Z A|/br Spring *o Gat Service College Conference Power, plants by St. Martin Klersey, Deborah White. iers. pRt Barnum. Coats Grove: Ploral. The group left Hastings Fri­ day morning, stopped at Niagara 1 sterilizing bag. 4 vaginal leg­ Alternates are Vicki Teller.| Lorrl Barry. Debbie Daniell. gins. 3 vaginal nheota. and in­ Janet Mudge and Gloria Caaw. 'carI ton; Kathy Bristol, DunThe Bert Ben hams entertained State Show Winners included: I ham; Judy Mudge, Pleaaantvtew; the Wilson Guldets of Lacey for the college They returned Mon­ strument warpa; No. 1-26, No. 2­ day. Woodworking — Allen Decksr. Denise Roush, Busy Knitters; dinner Saturday evening. 10. No. 3-4. No. 4-18. No. 5-8. No. group will _give a report of Rl Nashville, chess board; Da- Roberta Wills, Ester Wellman, Mr. and Mra. Melvin Smith,The ----- ------------------,-------vld Wilson, R3 Lake Odeaga. Odessa.I: gherry Miner, Barbara Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and their trip and the Conference st Guild 7—Chairman. Mra. Ad­ vid desk: Mik. Mike Tna.n. Ingalls. nt Rl n.ul. Battje Carol Barton. Judy Plummer, Mrs Ben Bcverwyk had dinner the Wesleyan Youth Fellowship rt«kdle Wood: 48 small diapers. Guild 10—Chairman. Mra Win. Creek, barrel chair. Alternate — Susan Hawthorne and Mary Gary Vandlen,’ Rl Battle Creek, Wills. Yeckley; Carolyn Hlnder- Sunday. Visiting Mra. Bevcrwyk at 6:30. Crldler: 184 small diapers. 11 desk. er. Geanle Wlerlnga and Debbie on Wtdnesday of last week were, ------------ •------------blankets. Wlerlnga, West Thomapple ____ _______ John________ Bcverwyk and_____ Mra.___ Grace, For Banner Classified Ads Guild 24 — Chairman. Mrs. ------- -------- of-----------WI s.34Si Friday Construction II o n o r IiGrondnton Grand----Rapids Thomas ScJJk: 122 small diapers. Coats Grove, and Busan Gay, Fine Lake. 17 blankets, fl glove wraps, 12 Electrical — Leo Reardon, Al­ vaginal leggings. 10 green clinic toft. lamp. > Electronics — Diane Newton. 19 medium sterilizing bogs and Freeport, radio; alternate, Bruce 6 No. 4 Instruments wraps.. Newton, Freeport, smoke detec-, Guild M — Chairman. Mra tor. ' ' Charles Tew: 48 small diapers. 13 Consumers Electrical Award — n'tT SHUHI U.V Freeport Llvewlres. Leader How­ sterilising bogs. 12 medium steri­ ell Newton. $10 prize; Altoft. VIIAMINS B ft C7 lizing bags. 6 green clinic sheets Leader Richard Thomas. $750 and instruments wraps; 10-No. 1. 9-No 3. 4-No. 6. Home Improvement — Lyne11 Guild 31—Chairmen: Mra. Alta Thomas and LaWaun Oaks. Al­ Sackett nnd Mra. Mabel Booher: toft. 2 blankets, 17 medium sterilizing B Complex Capsules Leathercraft — Doug Fuller. bags and 35 white surgical Tom Eckert, Brad Endres an i with Vitamin C towels. Linda Payne. Guild S3 — Chairman: Mra Dog Care A- Training — Note­ -----------Lloyd Gaskill, 12 small diapers, book. 'Cindy Gorodenskl. novice: 20 largy diapera. 6 green clinic (grad.) Janine Stamler, and shccUTfl small sterilising bags, 6 (Open) Mar>- Hollister. Educa­ medium sterilizing bogs and in- tional —'grad.) Carol Campbel) stnitmtmt wraps; 12 No. 1, 9 No. ■ open) Mary Hollister. Camp Shaw—Lorraine Anders Guild 36 — Chairman: Mrs. Beef—Brad Neubert and Caro) I^wte Marblo.' 48 small diapers. Eldred. Battle Creek and David 13 blank ata' 19 glove wraps, 12 and John Jones. Rl Hickory One capsule supplies O.B drape sheets. 4 surgical cart Corners. Agricultural — Sheep. Jim sheets. 2 vaginal sheets. 12 vagi­ more vitamins B and C < nal leggings. 12 green clinic Smith, Rl Augusta. than an adult normally Bread — Jane DePrlester, Rl sheets. I tap sponge nnd instru­ needs daily ment wraps; 10 No. 3. 6 No. 5, 6 Hickory Comers: Jackie McNutt Esther Meglnley and Jeon Bris­ 100 Capsules Guild 41—Chairman. Mra. Le­ tol. R4 Battle Creek. Automotive—Rodney Pennock roy Cate. 24 small diapers. 12 Clothing—Terri Oay. Rl Hick­ large diapers. 8 blankets. 12 green dlnlc sheets. 6 Vaginal sheets. 12 ory Corners; Linda Kenyon. Del­ ton; Sandia Frey. R6 Baltic glove wraps and 6 No. 3 Instru­ ment wraps. Guild No. 11 also Creek: Gall Phillips.Rl Augusta Conservation — Tom Eckert turned in 9 terry slippers and 11 Diane Gilbert. Dan Nichols. pot holders for the gift cart. Guild 42 Chairman: Mra Shirley Fredrickson. Rl Has­ Charles Pennington. 12 blankets, tings. Dairy—Lyle Olmstead. Patricia fl glove wraps, 5 vaginal sheets, Stadel. R4 Hastings, and Jim 9 green dlnlc sheets and 9 No. and John Jones. Rl Hickory 6 instrument wraps. Comers. Shm Sewing chairman is Mra. RobDairy Food. — Debbie White riuna Wl 5-2466 Jackie McNutt, Tony Bogue, Rl Augusta, and Diana Osborne Delton. Dog Care <b Training — Wisniewski, Delton. Electric—Diane Newton. Entomology — Linden Stamm Cathy Collison, Jim Smith, Rl BIG VALUES; . The necessity for continuing " Offer for Limited Time Only INTERNATIONAL LEASING SYSTEM OF HASTINGS Phone Wl 5-4492 & C CAPS LIQUI-HIST COLD * HAY FEVER SYRUP Just two Ieaspocnluls fire up to 6 hours relief from such cold end hey If** symptoms es muI area COAfesllon. runny nose, watery eyes, end sneering. 1.49 L5.95 J XnthrM fUMUy Stwia 126 L ShM St. tr<Ul' SURPRISE MOTHER on HER DAY, MAY 8th DISHWASHER THORO^SjWASH' Gives Spotlessly Clean Duhes Without Hand Rinsing. Scrap­ ing or Drying ... Just Tilt Off Large or Hard Food Scraps. • LIFT TOP RACK • 3 CYCLE PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS • NEEDS NO INSTALLATION $18995 BEAUTIFUL CONOUTE WORK SURFACK COUNTERTOP HASTINGS ELECTRIC If It's Electrical Call "Red° 119 W. State St. Phono Wl 5-2*66 Foods — Nutrition — Annette Dunkelberger. Barry Eye, Rl Hastings; Mary Burdick. Rl Hickory Corners; Joyce Hunt­ ington. R4 Battle Creek. Barcroft. Ruth Ann See ber. Forestry—Douglas Fuller Krammer, Lynden Stamm. Marl- Home Economics — Marilyn Prey, AnneUe Dunkelberger. Lois Dingman, Diane HarrlngLeaderahlp-Shelby Roush. Rl Hickory Comers; Bruce Newton Rl Prveport; Terri Gay. Rl Hick- Battle Creek. Photography — Janet Mudge Linda MiUer. Poultry—Janet Hungerford, Rl Augusta. Building o new home? Adding o patio? Expanding your busineo? Whatever your build­ ing plan, large or small, we can offer real, constructive help: by loan-plans tailored to your needs, by expert counsel all along the lino. Come in, let's talk about your plans! ERational CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON, DOWNTOWN Horae—Joyce Huntington. Ha) Nicely. Pam Hayward. Melody | Petter ly. Knitting—Gall Phillips, Candy Bivens, Carolyn Rcltlar, Bheryln HoweU. Handicraft — Terr! Oay, Tofii Eckart. Janet 6tauHer. Glen Oll- nine Baker, Carolyn MMtar, Base I ASTINGS . jin . ......... GENERAL ELECTRIC MOBILE MAID® PORTABLE �Revival Senes At Seventh-day Carlton Church United Church Women Plan Fellowship Day SnroDIlT CHUROB UMtot Church Women are BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Michigan Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Morellis K. Tobar, Mini.— Church Study, Bunday. 346. Worship. Bunday, 11 am. ALLEY UNITED WOODLAND CHURCH OF____ 8319 Ctoato Grove Road Sunday achool, 10:<_ Wednesday night, 1:30 Adult Clwlr practice. Thursday. Junior choir, 4 pm. Thuasday. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teaciier WOODLAND Prayer mtvIm Wednesday. 7:38 U N1TED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Howard " Bunday ache Telephone: 946-9429 Worship. 11 Sunday school, 10 am. IRVING CHAPEL Morning worahlp, 11 am. A nuraery with adults bl charge hi permit porebte to attend CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Public invited. 1716 N. Broadway Morning worship, 11 am. Minister, Dale R. Harvey - Junior Bunday achool. in GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 610 E. Madison. 946-6066 charge of Phyllis Munn and HASTINGS UNITED Gladys Hamblin. HOLINESS CHURCH BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 11 am. Worship service. Worship at 8:15 and 10:46 am. Sunday achool and Bible leal United Breth- EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL begtnnlng with a CHURCH Broadway at Oenttr Every Bunday—“Thia is the WOOD-TV, 10:30 I 8; WJIM-TV. 2 cd gambling Into Mtchlgi Church members should wake Living.'* over WILX-TV. 11:30 al are Invited to attend this May Fellowship Day chairman. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH H. J. Buwalda, Minister Office hours Tuesday through Friday. 9 am. to noon Any other Sunday Schedule Become as UUJe Children, fant bapttam and dedication serpurtment. mans. Swan Hill termites area warning Bible Study. 10 am. Morning group. p.ni Evening group. pm. Ciianccl choir rehearsal. 5 pm. Junior party. 1:30-3:30 pm. Mr. and Mra. Fellowsliip class COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Durkee Road H you ih winged black lo■acte around your home, hidden worker termites may be damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damags, phon^ for skilled Inepectfon by Termlnix, ' world's largest In termite con-j ’trot Service fully guaranteed Floyd Walter, flupt. Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Bunday. April 24. at 3 pm. there will be Barry Junior Rally at the Calvary United Brethren Family Night, Friday, April 22. slides shown of rural England. land. AH invited. to $25,000.00 against fu- Morning worship, 11 am. nesday evening. 7:30 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF OOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings 1:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer Where a Christian Rxperienca CHURCH am. Sunday achool. Willard H. Curtis, Minister am. Morning worship. Saturday, April 23, 7:90 pm. Sunday. April 24. area Youth meeting nt Centra! Morning worahlp, 9:30 and 11. auditorium, film entitled: “With­ 7:30 pm. Evening worship. Nuraery provided. Broadcast of out Onion." Saturday, April 30. 7:30 pm. WOODBURY Dr. Bob Pierce's color-sound UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 8:30 Junior High and Senior High Ycuth Fellowship at the church. • Village at Woodbury ; usual film. You'll never see these Monday Activities Bunday school, 9:46 am. Worahlp, 11 am. 7:30 Spirttual Life Committee junior church for children, 4-9. Youtti choir rehearaAL Wed., 8 meeting. Tuesday—10 meeting ot Grand CEDAR CREEK BIBLE Fellowship service, 7:46 am. River Presbytery In Nortii Park CHURCH Youth Fellowship. Wed., 7 pm. PrttstnrterlMi Church. Grand Campground Rd.. 8 miles south Bible Study and Prayer ser­ s’ of Hastings Wednesday Activities vice. Wednesday, 3 pm. at Roger Pastor, Donald Tack Bunday school, 10 am. with Circle Program Leaders to Worship, 11 am. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH study Chapter 5 of "A Reluctant Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. Rev. Car! Sllvernall, Pastor 3:30 Cherub choir practice. Morning worahlp, 10 am. Bible study, 7:30 pm. Thursday Activities Sunday achool. 11 am6:30 Kirk Mouse choir practice. Bunday worahlp, 7:30'pm. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 7180 Chancel choir practice. SCIENTIST family. 646 W. Green Street Adults Bible study and prayer. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Vdto Rood at Woodland Rev. Einar Unaeth, Pastor Youth Fellowship, 7:BQ pm. Boys and Giris Fellowship, • Your Friendly. Christ-Centered Reading room open Wednes• Church." Sunday. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 a m. Worship service. HASTINGS WESLEYAN CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY 8 pm. Adult Fellowship. METHODIST ADVENTIST CHURCH Wednesday. 3:48 pm. Junior ' Rev. Olson W. Clark, I cherub choir, 8 p m. Senior choir. Saturday worship, 10:46 am. Thursday. 8 pm. Bethel BLblo Not Revive Us Again?" Pray ar meet Tuesday, 7:30. 6: 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ Wednesday, ALCW Conference KILPATRICK lowship. Convention al Grand Lodge. 7: 30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-M Woodland , BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Public YMWB service. Rev. R. A. Hoffman । Henry VanTU, Evangelist Miss Ione Driscoll, Miss FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SARRY COUNTY , LUMBER CO. Rev. George Elliott Morning worship. 10:45 am. Telephone Wl 5-4945 i Wl 5-3431 WMU; gueot lecturer st M8U. Representing broadcast over WFUR. Young People. Thursday. 7 pm. Sub-District rally. Wednesday. Grand Rapids Dis­ trict Annual WSC8 meeting. Thursday. 3:30 Children's choir . NATIONWIDE TERMITE Friday, District Training Ses­ sion for Commission members. per. Church dining room. Worship service. 9 30 am. Church school. 10:30 am. Martin Corners I Quimby Church Church school, 10:30 Morning worahlp. 11:30 am. Wednesday Activities 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. Bible Study. 8:30 pm. Adult choir rchearaaL Thursday. 6:30 pm. CSB Bat­ talion Boys Club. A Nursery provided during all regular services. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. ttrengthenlng Uie ’ church Saturdays, 7.-30 am. on Bundays. UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood 9: 30 am. Morning worship. 10: 30 am. Bunday school. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH of Wayland preaching. Tho Bunday evening service nal life. ones as 'True Conversion", "How to Live a Victorious Chris­ tian Life," "The Second Coming of Christ," and "Why Adven­ the Wayland Mothodist Church tists Worship on Saturday." since 1960. going to this pastorale church. Everyone He is a graduate of Butter Uni­ LAKEWOOD versity and of Christian Theo­ BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor logical Seminary, both of In­ Community Room above dianapolis: at the Sunday achool, 10 am. Woodland Fire Station Mondng worship, 11 am. cxived Young People’s service. 7 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Freeport Rood Phone 945-6704 10 a.tn. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worahlp. 8:30 pm. Young Peoples. 7:30 pm. Evening Mrvioe. 7:30 p-m. Thursday prayer & Bible study hour. the Grand Rapids Southern sub- Fnr information. oaU K. W. Christian Workers School of the MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN t.ub -district. REFORMED CHAPEL Delton Methodist Church's par­ ticipation Ln the denominational Rev. Earl Schlpper program of "One Witness in One Evening worship. 7:30 pm. HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder C. L. Wilber, Pastor 404 W. Colfax Ph. Wl 5-5319 :80 pm. 1 Tbday." on TV, WOOD, Channel, I, 8:30am. Bunday, Voice of Prophecy. Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 am. Sunday Public talk. 3 p.m. Bible study, 4:10 pm. McCallum ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE ONLY ONE Bible Study Wed., 7:30 pm. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue Rev. M. F. Gobis, Pastor united BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Morning worship. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm., Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wednesday evening al the Im Osgood home. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandcaBosch. Sunday school, 10 am. Morning warship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. £. h LOW Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to supply you with AU THE HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT LOW COST! 11 un. Morning worship. 7 p.m. Evangelistic service. 7 pm. Wednesday service. DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ^na&ona^ 303 $. Orarcb, Heatta! K1XDME NENCME0 Saturday Sabbath School. 9:30l Worahlp. 11 am. Wodneeday prayer. 7:30 pm. Sunday. "Faith for Today," on Sunday. Voice ot Radio WJEP 1230. 8 Prophecy, NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME.. save 535 ON INSTALLATION OF A FASI-RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER IHI5 OFHI Ptau MW the WtlcMN Wuon Hoiteu all on im HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson 4: E. Center Sunday achool. 10 am. Warship tour, 11 am. Bunday evening service, y p—. in will drift Into anna ot activity A five day "Cbriattan Wltneaa Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family Mission" is to be held in the Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors Delton MeCixxiist Church begin­ and women for right living ning Sunday, April lh 24,, and ana con- r?--,, . ,_uh-. — ._ - uving Barirehearsal. tinulng through Thursday. Aprili allows Fast-Recovery Electric Worship service, 11 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. Welcoma Wagon Irrtenutioiul, with over 5,000 hostjsws, ha mon than thirty years «xperienca io fostering pod will in busiMS and community life. For mwt information about... I »ku4r utACrih Methodists at Delton to Have 5-Day Mission Phom DR 4-8277 there is PHONE MWW LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. 11 a.m. Morning worship. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH vlralist, and staging evangell*. Lutheran Laymen's reaentaUre to the annual of an orar-aU program designed Michigan District convention of The Lutheran Laymenb League to be held In Grand Rapids April 30-May 1. David will report on Uie League's international pro­ munity. The clergyman raid Um gram of Christian service. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH /Rev, Ft. Joseph C. Dunphy HASTINGS CONGREGATION - Rev. David Hawley, Assistant OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES IT. AMBROSE* CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. Women's Monthly Mlwdonary OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. DOWLING 11 am. Morning worship. MeaSOUTH KA LAMO PENTECOSTAL STONEY POINT Rev. Arbutus Hurieas, Pastor FREE METHODIST CHURCH children 4 tliruugh 8. Rev. Gordon Blakeslee Sunday school, 10 am. 8:30 pm. All Poung Peoples Morning worship. 11 am. 10 am. Bunday school. meetings. Young People's Service, 8:30. Evening service, 7:30 pm. 8 pm. Preaching. vice. Special music, hymn sing. Thursday evening prayer and . Prayer service Wednesday, 2 I o'clock. Monday — Girls Clubs. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH TERMINIX- CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch Morning worship, 9:16 am. Bunday school, 10.-15 am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH PHONE 11 am. Morning worship ter- 11 am. Worship service. 8 p.m. Evening servient /Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Mid­ week prayer and Bible study, HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH FOt FUI INSPtCITON CAU Teros and young adults, Gareth and Janice Conklin in charge; Adult prayer meeting, Mrs. Rog- will be COMPACT ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS CAN BE INSTALLED ALMOST ANYWH13E...EVEN NAOQUT NoVmHiIJ �Mr. and Mrx Allen Pish Satur- ,....... ........... —■— Miss Marie Mylan Speaks at BP w Dinner Meeting Freeport By Mrt. Sylran Tagg Ul Booth u. TAS-lril Bunday visitor, of Mrs EHte Mm. Elwood Yoder enjoyed din-| The Eliott children spent Fil­ ner last Tuesday sponsored Ml day night ;------------------- D P THE i D HAS-AnOB Dies Thursday; T>'« J K,tes Saturday Members of tlie Hastings Bus!ajm * Prohmloual Womens Mr#. Floyd Grinnell received a Club held their April 12 meet­ grandchildren. Gary and Debby birthday call from her daughter. ing at tlie botd with a dinner Mix Llzrie Blough. * Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kidder and children Johnson and children of Battle program. Greg Webster played Floyd Grinnell. Callen two number# on hl# trumpet with Nancy Ells accompanying Coats Grove. * Mix Tim Kid- family at Algonquin Lake and him on tbe piano. munity Club lost Thursday eve­ family. ★ Mr.' and Mrx George Rapid#. State BPW personal de­ ning. Gueeta west Mrx Harold Elliott and children of Hastings velopment chairman. Slic spoke the fairground* * Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Charlo# King took care of and family went to Mackinaw Thompson* Grocery Bunday while the Thompsons were away. Nyhtlta of Waupun, Wls . visited i Funeral oervlces for Ray -—--------- ———■ — * Mrs Charles King attended a 71. 419 W. Clinton, who | ”e r^fTk’1 "T** oompantad her daughter-to - law stork shower honoring Mrs. Karl them during the Easter weekend., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bcverwyk dled t 3 30 Thursday. April I of Span* were al the home of “ kroiock ItooXl were°° AU « 24 noth Dockham Monday evening. her parents, the Max Bumps.', 30 Saturday ail "*• Bo*nt was a Ferry Maurice Overholt and family of Middletown. Pa. Their daughter. vuuted Jolm Blaser at Fergu­ ! -J- I—ra.U a Runml 2“” t*™ >“ Tj? M1M Judy Overholt graduated son Hospital In Grand Rapids. ill with pneumonia. | Home ' ** ’,en* *® work for the Haa* from WMU. Mix Overholt re­ Friday, a Mr and Mrs. Kai KnMrs Lois Wickham spent last — n_ H r.lrtU lrf lln»* Mfg. Co«n>*ay. He T«gu“‘01 ,n^dR^'^-H-TwvS: “ turned home Sunday. * Sat­ foed of Grand-Rapids were Fri­ g^^^ “ urday visitors of Mix Effie day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Herbert Rein-1Slde Cemet*nr I He te survived by hl# wife and Charles Geiger. * Mr and Mrs. . Mr . .an~ ’t1, Hertxtrt He n J “ Charles Geiger vbdteij Mrs. Bella h.rti hU u 8und» «»au Mn. 1 Uxd Bryant waa a member of R. MeOrnu. .nd ____ Mr, _________ L. Cel. " ‘ ’ Haskins at Howard City Sun- „■T ... — 1 been hoopltsliira three the First Presbyterian Church day. * They were supper guests of Lansing and *<. Mr. and KY Mrs.' William Farby and his mother. of Mr. and Mrs. Al Blaser of John Bklllman of Long Lake. Endsley Center. Kalamazoo. ■Hect people In the future in become a way of life.. . . foreign trade doesn’t revolve Just around England now; the United State# Is the axis for trade, exporting more than importing, the U.S. turning more and more to syn­ thetic rather than raw materials • . . . looking at our world we find we're fighting the same old hlMoric want . . .the fight for influence still gorw on. She said "the Informed woman la the un­ prejudiced woman" and we have to meet the challenge# thia "age" will bring. At the business meeting which followed a nominating commit­ tee of Lucy Jacoby, chairman. Helen Keeler. Marguerite Pres­ ton and Letha Hynre was elected. The will present the slate of of­ ficer# to be voted on at the May meeting. An announcement was made that the Style Show netted the dub for thdr Scholarship Fund about S530 00, Delegates elected to the State Convention which will be held in Muskegon on May 20. 2! and 22 were Ruth Kuhfal. O.-are McPharlin. Marjorie Tuine# FTanccn EHIgre, Wilma Story^ Mary Spocknuui. Doris Shawman •nd Lucy Jacoby. The alternates are Hazel Hinkley. Nancy Jaynes. Margaret Cuyler. Katherine Bccdlc. Sharon Kerntren and Ellne Buehler. THE FRIENDLY one of the Local Folks PMOCK HOSPITAL ADMITTANCE# CLOVERDALE DELTON MEL BARTHOLEMEW Manager of Our ORAND RAPIDS GROCERY DEPARTMENT E. CUaton. bath Moon. Rl. Ju la£e 'ODESSA MIDDLEVILLE — Jutl Keller. S3. Avril 11; WUUem riovd Hunt. 40T tr u NASHVILLE IobIo R4., April 13. VERMONTVILLE — MEL BARTHOLEMEW is onother Kroger employee who was born and raised in the Hastings area. He is the manager of our Grocory Department. Mel attended Woodland Elementary School and Wood­ land High School. His wife is the former Lois Dye and she is a graduate of nearby Lake Odessa High School. The Bartholo­ mew's have two daughters—Lori and Jil. The Bartholemews make their home in Hastings, on Hammond Road. WOODLAND Special land treatment to Im­ prove deer habitat Is expensive unless It bi done by selling and cutting timber. Ctunmerelal cut- ■ ting for forest products U the only practical way to do the Job j on a large scale. MEDICINE THROUGH OUTER SPACE Progress In space technology and communications have already advanced the medical sciences. In April 1963. the communications utelhte Relay I was used to transmit Infor­ mation about a patient's con­ dition from England to the Mayo Clinic In Minnesota. This information was fed into a computer, and then the result­ ing diagnosis was sent back Our RaxaU Pharmacist heaps to fill your next prescription. YOUR (Am?) PHARMACY Mel began working for the Kroger Company in 1958 at our old State Street store. When we moved to our present, new store on Broadway he was very pleased that he could offer the finest selection of groceries available in Hastings. He not only offers the finest selection, but he is very proud to offer Kroger Brands which he guarantees to be as fine as the best and still cost you less. He can often be heard boasting: "We have everything in our grocery department that can be found in any other Hastings grocery store, only it will cost you less here?' «• Our Bakery Department features a full line of Mel-O-Soft Breads and . our Frozen Foods department is second to none. Combined with our huge selection of groceries your shopping trip here can only be enhanced by the . carefree pleasure of our large parking lot where parking your automobile is never a problem. Mel is proud to be a member of the Hastings community and a friend to the fine people in it. Pharmacy PImm Wl 5-2444 Hastings niMiiiii PIONEER BLEACH One Ga on Container We want you to foal that this i, your (tore! This weak Mol will give you two coupons with which you con purchase a gallon of Pioneer Bleach for 29c .. . and a Plastic Juice Pitcher for 5c. Clip tho Coupons in this advertisement for these two fine items. 29' WITH THIS COUPON We put special emphasis in our fine grocory department and in the local people who Mrva you hero. If, at any time, you hove any questions, please fool free to camo and see us, or phone . . . Our Number Is 945-4921. Jacobs Proscription BANMt*-4 Personal Mention KaY k Bryant PLASTIC SWiTO ' M JUICE PITCHER WITH THIS COUPON SC �Present Awards Water Pump jlMapie Valley Men Must Get FFA Banquet „ «. THE jvernorSets range Week’ i Michigan rotttno, mad American, agriculture are by fire Monday afteroon. April nlahlng important avenues to Here InternaUonM cooperation a continued, "la aiding reun­ ion of this International peace 1 prosperity through active the High achool cafeteria teudance. ire has contributed ■Knlfi- the old Paddlef Chariton Park dimlnulilng Valley Fire Destroys Barn Monday bls is ORANGS WKEK (bout State License HASTINGS BANNER nnd programs through direct Jo- Carlton Grangers Review Progress Of Agriculture Governor Romney's proclama­ tion of Orange Week. April 17 ecu-i Barry Farm Calendar'..". CoBUcanity CtBltr. lain. __iu« Tho Hastings Rural Piro A>- the Cartton Orange meeting ot peopta USB BANNER WANT. ADS! culture. Agriculture committee chairman, Gary Carpenter told how agricukuro affects the ecoAmerican agriculture l»s ad- Do You Grow BUSHEL CORN Lake Odessa dairy, David Shilton; farm me­ chanics. Mike Root: beef, Joe Goforth; public speaking, Allen and Nancy Jo al Livonia were Decker; Star Green Hand Form- 1 000 to 1,500 more plants per acre 25 more pounds N 12 more pounds P.O, 16 more pounds K O Central & West Michigan'! Most Complete Fertilizer Service Would Like to Work for You CALL SMITH BROS Lake Odessa and Woodland Plant at Woodbury Howl A sllde-oul oven for stand-up cleaning! RD-39K, 30’alictric, 3 Mian or while engineer. Ground Water Quality Control Unit, fold oppUcat|ons are now avallaN# at all local health departments, aprt trw! Michigan Department of Public Health. State law require* that all contractors of thU type must register with the health depart­ ment. The law. pawed by the Mlehi- and Mra. Floyd Baxter and the keeping. R*y Burd: service award. Melvin Burd and farm Uynju lUaaxk safety award. David Decker. Miss that oil pump inatallntlon oontroolora involved In Installation, removal, alteration or repair of An honorary chapter water well pumping equipment mu< obtain a certificate of registration and pay a fee of 825 In PFA activities. before May 1. Licensed master Officers for 1866-67 are: Presi­ plumbers are exempt from the dent, David Shilton: vice presi ­ Canon City with their mother’s,■ registration requirement. Mrs. Bertha Allen of Midland । Mrs. Ruth Oarlock and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mra. George dent. Kenneth Meade; treasurer, Addle Hilt I Barker Wednesday, April 6. * Ron Olmstead; secretary. Mike By Francst Johnston in IW-. ua. rwto Mr. nnd Mra Brandon Shade left April 6 for their home at nd Alice of rural Freeport and I Brooksville. Fla. Mra. Hancock WMU Stow. Furiroiuila MCCULLOCH'S Chris Schanu, sent Inal. --------- — •------------ Lakeview Drive has aillsUd in R«nnmA ‘ igh 1Ki gIldu Kename Glpnn uienn Lake loko 111C N”>'lAk0Vlcwu H school’ MMPA President ‘uul worked for Machine Pro- John Caylor. * Mrs. Ruth Perris fell at work Sunday, April 3rd. than in all the previous time of our idstory. Modem techniques combined with progressive pro­ cessing and marketing systems was rocketed President of the provide farm products with new qualities. tu> well as abundant, Recd of Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. 15-man Board of Dlreotora held in the forms we want IL Munday, April 11. In the Detroit of Government and industrial re­ oil ices of MMPA. Luke haa nerved consecutively search arc constantly improving Thursday. April 7. They also: and Mra. Milton Stevens and plants and animals, providing us President since 1555. Harold Blaylock, of Vassar, Greenville Hospital. j Easter gueots of Mr. and Mrs. March 11th a boy. 8 lbs.. 13 Donald Hummel. * Mr. nnd Mra. farm products. Newer and better oza. Jack David was bom to,Claud Hanoy. Sfi*. Barbara methods of transporting, storing Mr. and Mra. Donald Lenz of Bailey and Robert. Milo Haney and marketing farm produta are elected Treasurer. being continually devised, and Haddix now have 28 grandciill- Thursday. April 7 niter a three educational services Inform the dren. * April 4th a boy. Robert ( week visit with Mr. nnd Mrs Edward waa born to Air. nnd | Ralph Haney and family nt Bedknowledge, who put it to use. Mra. Robert Chapman of South • ford. Texas and Mra. Rose Burke Investment in agriculture is Rockford. Mrs. Chapnuin U the a*. Amarillo, Texas. nearly 8300 billion, equal to threefanner Shirley Shctterly. I-------------------------------------------------Easter weekend guests of Mis. United States, or throe-fifths of Ungs, pleaded guilty last week r’\J^^^X 1um1v when arraigned before Municipal Mrs. Lynn Prentus c7nd nndMrfiiuiuiy of Interlochen. They also visited: —-- --------------------------------------------atlon stocks on thc New York Stock Exchange. This Investment of driving while under Uie In­ Mr. and Mra. Voight Curtis and' Mrs. Peter Tilkcn» and daughattended tile funeral of M rs.; ter, Mrs. Gottlelb Wecbcr. called represent 831,300 for each farm fluence of liquor. He paid a 850 fine plus $5.45 Della Curtis. Mr. and Mra. Henry on Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar employee os compared with 815,­ PrenUss of Harrison came April of Allo Sunday. 900 far each Industrial worker. Walter G. Locke. 35. Wyoming, 9. to visit with ids mother nnd j Mr. and Mrs. Clayton NewFanning employs 7.1 million paid a 850 fine plus 85.45 court brother nnd family, returning Und. Joyce nnd Christine of | Nashville entertained with an ooois on a reckless driving charge. home Sunday. ed total of workers in the steel T/Sgt. and Mra. Richard Giill- ! Easter dinner. Guest of honor and auto industries, public utlU- neUi Gnuiala after an accident land and children of McGuire I was Mrs. Donnld Quilter of Est*3 and transportation. Ftour out bn E. Stalo Road April 1. Alr Faroe Bose, N. J., visited his j coitdldo. Calif. Oilier guests were of every 10 Jobs In private em­ Leslie J. Sweeny. Simpson parents, Mf. and Mra. Raymond Mrs. Letta Stauffer. Mr. nnd ployment arc related to agricul­ Rood. Middleville, paid a 815 Gilliland over thc Easter week-]Mrs. Emerson Stauffer of Alto ture. Text million people have fine plus 83-60 court costs for end en route to Oklahoma Ctty.' nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry S. Jobe storing, transporting, pro- dlsorderllnesa on thc Flnkbciner Dick will attend oxi Air Force .Brown Jr. of Grand Rapids. . -----------------—_ The —. Sgt. Visiting 13 Road on April 6. He was arrested .school for cigiit weeks. In thc aitcmoon products and an additional six by Deputy Richmond Fenton. i■ and hU family will leave Okla- | Robert Stau Stauffer. million arc employed providing homa City thc first------------------port of June *• ■Lotta ■’ ---------------------------B! Mrs. Stauffer and RobCharleston Air Force Base. marketing hare alxaurbed the dlf- far ™' a-l‘— rtasj. |ert visited Mrs. Harry 8. Brown. Charleston. S. C.-------------------------- Jr., of Grand Rapids Tuesday. Thesc Include employees in thc ference. Mr. and Mra. Morgan Inman | April 12. Tlie American standard of liv ­ meat-packing IndiL-gry, dairies, | bakeries, canned and frozen food ing—good 1kmhu>, air.os and gad­ gets, goods and services.—is made processing, and cotton fabrics in­ possible by Hoc productivity of dustries. । Drunk Driver Pays Fine, Costs Eoch 10 MORE bushels you wunt ft> grow, try this form- Michigan pump Installation, ■nd well drilling cxmtractori muM submit appiteaUraw. tar State rertrtraUon before May 1. 1966. according to an official of Personal Mention come as opposed to the increase goods and servlcce such os farm of income of all other workers, tractors, machinery, fuel and stands tn grave danger of besomlubricants and tires, fertilizer A poem, Tlie Dairy Farmer’s the total rubber out put and 40 Lament, was read by Ken percent of the Nation's electrici­ SUumn and the lecturer, Wendell ty. Another 115 billion la spent Slu-oyer, asked each member for ideas to londscuixj tlie Orange urban citizens buy. State Moves to Eliminate Sale Of Cracked Eggs Spring S4WS4EE Further steps to prevent movoeumcr channels became effective In -April through amendment to The purpose b to eliminate the buard of food pobonlng SAVE UP TO ’28” the Michigan Department of Agriculture's Food Inspection Division. Under the amendment now ef­ fective. no denier may offer cracked eggs for resole except to a licensed egg-breaking plant. Any egg producer, however, may ' sell cracked egg* to egg grading i ^rations, stations, .-cv egg brcnldnc breaking olanta. plants, or or1' directly to a consumer for Ids own family use. ■ This prohibits movement of crira, Institutions. restaurants, hotels or any other eaUng or processing establishments. This practice was permitted In thc By strict control* In the hands' of the Michigan Department of Agriculture, cracked eggs move I oiily to licensed egg breakers who are equipped to eliminate the hazard in liquid eggs or frozen t-SK5Some prospects are misers: they let the rest of the world go on a new McCulloch McCulloch iDMuacti sacs in a Matins J2SI.0 os » »t« MAC 15 with ■ full 19" Beth iafcde McCcllodi'i sdnncri tadneeriag »n4jtcluiivi McCallxli lutwu ra(J d utn ut_ fw had during aitlmt firmed. pnini’-L any cottioj iob aicuad til b»wa, lira, cr acpiiie. SEE THEM NOW! Bay om today - you m»J X't *• cbanct to m»i »o nrech os a MeColloch ipial Francisco Farm Supply M-37 So. 945-3150 SPECIAL DISCOVERY SALE! This luxurious ~ duces four times as much food ble Barry reminded thc mem­ bership of tho April 30;h dead­ ago. Crop production is 65 per­ line for tlie sewing contest and cent higher and thc output per youth chairman, Jean Stamm, breeding animal la 88 percent Of the Youth Conference at Kas­ son Center Orange April 30 and duoco food for hlnucU and 25 I May 1. She iiskftl for nnd was others. Igranted ______ ___permission _________ ____ to _____ take While food costs have risen a | candidate Jami;, Bowerman, to little over 20 percent in thc last I receive the degree work there. 30 years, the farmer actually gets' Also tire youth meeting and tree 12 percent lire— proceralng and I planting day Is scheduled f u r April 17. Community progress chairman. Marguerite Shroyer reported -.hat thc last Medical Facility party of Uw seuson will be April 21 and tliat tbe clean up days j found most of Ute hall ckor.cd, but therv arc still two rooms to Juicy-tanner chuck roast with Flair by FRIGIDAIREI The program for April 23 will be by the home economics, health and safety committees nnd Un­ scheduled hostesses uro JoycO Weinbrecht and Betty Stade). The first power-driven print­ ing press was constructed in 1811 by a Saxon called Frederick Koenig- The first cylinder pres don. to print thc Nov. 29. 1814 FARM LOANS RMtts gutomiticaily turn out mote tender, Juicier, shrink less with exclusive Tender-mafic roasting. • Excluoivt FrIgidaire Pull 'N Clean Oven ends downon^our-knees oven cleaning drudgery. • Cook-Masts r oven control starts/cooks/stops-automatlcally at times you select • Instaat but with Speed­ Hut surface unit. • Two big rand two 6" surface units. • Roomy, full-width storage drawer for pans. »Instxnt "built-in" beauty. Flair installs in minutes on Its own (optional) base cabinet COME IN . TRADE UP SEE IT TO THE TODAY! 5X% Land Bank interest rates remain at 5V6 %. Get tho money you need to build Jour farm business—get at this low rate. Repay­ meat terms up to 35 years. No prepayment penalty. See us about a Land Bank loanl FLAIR! consumers Power Maia Office HASTINGS OFFICE 301 '/t So. Michigan lOpcn Men.. Wed.. Fri. 8:30-5:00 Phere 945-9415 2 DOOR HARDTOP LOADED WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: Power Steering Padded Sun Vieora Automatic Transmission Padded Instrument Panel 390 cu. in. V-8 Oxford Vinyl-Covered Roof Deluxe Steering Wheel Full-Range Heater/Dofroater Back-up Lights All-Vinyl Interior Decor Interior Package Bright Exterior Trim Group Windshield Washers . Whitewall Tires Interval-Selector Wipers Deluxe Wheel Covers Outside Rear-View Minor Four-Way Emergency Flasher Front and Rear Seat Belts SPECIALLY X PRICED TO A SAVE YOU HUNDREDS! DISCOVER THE DEALS AT YOUR KKKY DEALER'S MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hartings Ph. Wl 5-2479 �C«Y CounS **■ OukII, I la th. n__ . .. _ »*nte3 I . . rwaUrlilaa t...-., . Fwialulam . ftSmi. , .Tbe*.. C.r^U*«- .■rrs^-'- su?1 CMriif; Ifc &J^/ 5K M“J>‘ £u?J®X? rmuu cJT “ »• «u<«7^fV!u “ °»»» “mu “« >ta. cuju,,, jmm ' to” -- Agnes A Dies Saturda “*• AU. AbMairTnJJflJ 1^'*"“" .- *“«• ' -tei rZ*h\UBl a, *r'°“ 7 '■*“"*«* j Carbon d K p7 ' '-“•>‘■>0-8 y-m in Grand *• F. IaK.Utt . I O J- mm. "leu..,,, oaint) * >~r •». ih«t fb”*5»; Lm< I rol*««. m/j; ssh-a-S.. 5:2 "Ze8t Woodland L I <2 tu“ SUton M7-S2M TH., u . i ti « Alu,. RctUnff in onJ^2^ntT-’ az'J • Ab- 'ground for the c" ins the cn>nt ■’”* •**" r Skfoned Tie ftore “*■ “•Si "pour iu?lp\xnl^^Jna lht'ni ‘"id u.‘ 110 mo. Thanks a K much lLrrS’'‘~ I * ■••TShorfR^'"’" I r *** BI.NT- Z!??'..bnkSaus«ge . tZjl surprised r-—. i“">day wLSX,™£"£? C<^rUt h, Tlie Kamof “““«l*Kfw5jriL”"1 “­ A fate„,„. |g^>°“ ««r S’d’K k U- B. Chu^j <*l»<ry « 3 Pnu^ui A«« *«. the tecnaax^lrii^L.^°quet tor ar^°tIMiSlS J Alh and 5th 9 Ribs f««d* /towers and shrub* tW° CtoU* <^y. *Mr aSr 3 uutu -Bator­ sizo Rnt3Ribs »«CI*L SAUI "SUtW.»IGHr. : JX lb. 89c «tNCH STYLE 7-RIB PORTION lb. 49c e « m r«mi, J7X^>S±.o"s" /Saturday. AprU o . wen Center Rib Chops PILLSBURY'S LAYER 'ONA YELLOW CLING Cake Mixes I Peaches 3 & 98‘ I I 1/ “•anut Butter IKILLIT Salad Dressing .. Si 2S Mayonnaise........ X AC< Chili xaMiHio gx _ P neappie......... 3 VALUE! Dry Milk 45< ,u. REAL "WISE INI cbocksr «»quick............... Gose®^ourBuich dealer. BANANAS Flour j«> Uhe going's great!) Apricot Nectar . 3 B I00 JANE 3»C •' mt fanrita PARKER ,AM ,AIU 5«^L5" "BMT covered Potato Bread LOAVU “"<FA.ua ‘ for Qreenjield C^ I Beef Stew ow*t»TY DxL°"*°" and daughto D^dr £*'■. Colln j Lake Ode.™ tr™ of rufal ‘x* Kueote ot xS? 5ftMcr <Hn- —cuS.ycx'Ksi “rune Juice.. I I I I It •“LTANA fins duality ^*PY BITTY C Jay Erb ofR-*., Jf' and ihs, I MIX Loren CharIts Ho» *r "Il Mra /and Mra. H s^13 KtulhTLalT^ Tomato, Apple Sauce *.3r Wr W59« color and options I , CUCUMBERS b&We MnC39« ' “** ° ,ne yard. ’ Scollop Dinner 2 “ffA or Roasts, "sun,.,^. SELECT QUALITY —7* 52a; £2hlnnft7no«*J' and plX^ A ’JT™ ••*** CAF-N JOHN'S Canned Vegetable Durham, t^c W'«IP«>' ?«« • ft. iki"? t^S m Ulf. Th, he —- | ^’ouiuou al hre- s t 'K’11<fnk wfcey Roost .... p»rch Filleh___ “* ^“Jnaa. Pleasant Valley I U SALE T.»m !re~ Butt Portion £ ■SPSS'S-•■»— Word a, “~S"S',xE; I That Cares AW GRADE ..A.. u' -» ESS?^1 t! । ouS; SZ, SHANK HALF • ■.About You! * U,<- ~r,hwt by . • IXuTu! « nio> .nd^IK n *"■ because no onp caJJ. ■ Broanflcjd ot “ Drury smoked ha SHOP A&p N” ». iMt. Lo died TUMtoo tn * He in 19% ..• ^39c **p brand ^’* Cheese 2 "A4V Chocolate Milk2^. 49« «cial orm, w yacwim — 2 m 29c I 1st class selection! | 1st_ c^ss trade-in! --------- g*AlO WAMRQ Fresh Spinach..,. ^7 Pascal Celery, STALK m am * Artichokes.... EACH J9 Science Gold Cun e Tnals Plys the Popular l„ marSS,'" ‘>“““"di"<> _ ____________ <y°u »«™ h«d it so easy!) , larks ^Tctc^oWTRc---------- i Ph. Wt M4a �BANNIB •’till Program •or Vermontville >yrup Festival Frtd Middleville thur Sullivan tertaJned lhatr children through enjoying a potluck feast. Mra. genson waa an Waster gueat ot her daughter and family, Mk Richland o. MKinan William* la to t April JO. to crown tbe * Jone* of Grand Rapid* the W»lter Wallaraa on night guests of her grandpar­ ent*, the Howard Oraboms. on Friday. The Albert Oraborn family of Lansing were Saturday of Bellevue spent Saturday night and Bunday with her parents. McFall of Caledonia had dinner boys wore thdr colorful shirts, they had earned through a point Law* family who the Myron Meynolda. and Rosalie, of Albion. The Baptist Boy * lhe' Wayland Methodist Church on Saturday. ■ Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Carrick Rlchaxd Jerril and granddaugh- famlly and Georgia grand Easter vaca cotnpanied ther Landlubber Inn. McFfcll* and Duane's birthday*. with thc pledge to the flag. Tho Mra Hart Puffer in Flint, re­ * Bunday evening. April 10. Mr. John T. Wood* on Bunday. Eaaton boys played Uielr instru­ |:U am. with lhe Maple Valley home. ments. Hosea Humphrey and hl* Thi* week Thuraday evening will give the Invocation and Mildred Alien and Ray Hawkins Snew village president, Otu* open at 1 pm. with aome Indian Ibo Vermontville Maple Syrup Okemoa Council At 3 p m. there Knights" dance band; Carroll Newton will speak on Michigan At 2:30 pm. the "Honeyman Trio Plu* Oner will perform and Club. Kenyon Peabody Is parade Otte known a* the "Midnight acting a* parade chairman. linger* from Michigan State chopping contest. Burr HortenJnlveraky, will be presented Following the coronation a Saglnaw <rf Rldi- chlldren from near Chicago and Janet Vander Poppen of the George U. of M. and Dries VandcrPop- linday/April 10. (William Green- guest* of their parents, Mr. and parent* of a daughter, Samatha Albert Bell. BeUy and Louise Mae bom Friday. April 8. In Marilyn's wedding to Ray Roush and Mrs. Howard Reyfg and on Friday evening, April 8. Mr. and Mr* Gaylord Gould and Mra. Richard Reyff and Chris Jenccn and children of and family were Sunday, April family. * Mr. and Mra. John Waukegon. Ill. * Mr. and Mn. Wilkes, who enjoyed a few Earol Puttman of Saginaw and Hawblitz in Battle Crock. * Mlsa months in Florida are home alao. Mia* Beverly Bender of Central Linda Wolf returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Flnkbeiner University were home over the April 11 to lhe Nararene ColEaster holiday*. * Wednesday evening. April 0 the Prairie Lit­ .•pending n week's vacation with Otto. erary Club iield their annlverWolf. Russell their president. Sunday, April 10, caller* of Mr. daughter in Reed City to help Holte and daughter. Letitia nnd care for het grandchildren while —-r-r—»— ------ „ .Mr. and Mra. Robert Howell of Kirnt-Hy Ka, E“,cr ‘“JHaoo.m. l*kA omen Hoaksrna are in Montana on —— -- ---- ...------ ------ - I OIUIUIB W mi. UU MIS. Byron Thomas arid hte narenLv Marshall Green and Jack Green business. Mr. and Mra. Holtz at Coldw*Sunday evening. April 10. ter. on Mr. and Mra. ‘Willard Love Mr. and Mra. Nell Ingall in Lake -------------------------------------------------- in Bellevue. Odessa. Sunday. April 10. Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs Lafe Willlama, day noon the Jacksons left for Jr., and family attended an Eas­ a visit to their daughter's. Mr. ter family dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lafe Wil­ By Mrs. Vern Hmcblits sons in Glenview. Ill. * Many : NukvSta *51-2102 liams. Sr. ★ Mlsa Linda Wolf Highbank It’s a Family Problem MU «Am b«MM TOO H| hr pnaft fSfWMt Ar« JfoMy Problems Kltch leaving Middleville T-K Mr. and Mra Ckrl Bowles and Nazarene Church Saturday. * to accept a olmllur position In son, Cart. Jr., of Vermontville Mr. and Mra. L. William*. Jr., were Sunday. April 10 caller* of and family were Sunday evening wish him happiness. Mr. and Mra. Don Wolf. * ReWilliams in Woodland. daughters spent Easter with ids Easier Sunday guest* of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Osborn on Sunday. and Mra. Blair Hawblltz and April 10. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth were Mr and Mra. Dale Mr*. Alfred Boraum and sons George Whitaker and children Bishop, Nyla’and Douglas of spent Easter and a few tiny* from Charlotte on Friday, April Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra Orile VanSyckle of Lacey, Gladys Barber In Barryton. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schantz Mr. and Mr*. Orville Fritts spent Easter Sunday in Cadillac Hawblitz. * Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Hudson and children. Kathy and spent Saturday evening. Abril 9 Goodell. * Heber Julian la very- Ryan from Big Rapid* spent ill In tlie Ann Arbor Hospital. Thuraday, April 7. until Satur­ Jackson. Mr. Fritts made his day with Paul Bell and Marcia iiome with the Jackson* for four and Mr. and Mra. Buri Will of and attended tho Bell-Roush years. * Mra. Richards of Port­ Hostings called Saturday. April wedding on Friday evening. land spent Bunday. April 10 with her daughter and family. Mr. BUILD A VACATION HOME THIS YEAR! Build a delightful Summer Cottage for the family at your favorite vacation spot. We can supply you with plans and materials, deliver everything to your building site. COME IN THIS WEEK AND TALK TO OUR STAFF ABOUT YOUR VACATION HOME . . . FINANCING. Enjoy Life In Your Home Away from Home Charles Street * Four young married couples enjoyed a "mysOONBOUDATION LOAN MAY KMVI YOUR FROMMU For and Mra. Stanley Flnkbeiner Tuesday, April 5. * We are *orry all your bills. Cui payments — Get extra cash at the some time. ‘2500 ~ ‘1000 r««*n UM Our Courteous Local Finance Ask for “OK" Howard 112 So. Jefferaon PImnio 945-9424 Mr. and Mrs. George Noffkc entertained their family to Eas­ ter dinner, Sunday including Mr. and Mra. Stanley Flnkbeiner Mid family, local. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knot! and non ot Rock­ ford. Mr. and Mra. William FerCharles Wisner and three chil­ dren all of Grand Rapid*. Jane and Julie Wisner will remain; for the week. * David BuUer. i Albion CbUege spent his Spring and Mra. Clifford Butler. * Mr. I and Mrs Roger Hint and family, of Clio. Miss Donna Townsend of W8U. and Mark Brumhaugh Here’s the car Plymouth Fury Silver Special NOTICE OF REFUND O GAS CUSTOMERS With lhe approval of the Michigan Public Service Commission, Consumers Power Company will refund to its gas customers dur* Ing the next few weeks a pro rata share of refunds recently received by Consumers Power from ils suppliers of natural gas. Refunds are to be made in the form of credits on customer bills mailed after April 4, 1966. To be eligible for a refund, the customer must have received gas service from Consumers Power Company during October, November and December, 1965 and must have been a customer of the Company on'March 25, 1966. The amount of individual refunds will be based on each customer's gas usage during the last three months of 1965. Customers using gas to heat their homes during that period will receive refunds averaging $1.50; non space heating customers will receive refuncjs'averaging 30 cents. Customers who moved since December may not receive the refund automatically in the form of a credit on their next bill, Here’s the deal A special car at a special price... • What a deal! Special low price to start with. Top-dollar trade for your car. A goallthe-way deal so we can keep our sales success going. A right-now deal that saves you dollars. Plus all these extras as standard equipment • special silver buffable acrylic enamel • exclusive blue all-vinyl interior • deluxe upper door moldings • whitewalls • special wheel covers. v . . And these regular Fury features • seat belts • Safety-Rim wheels • padded dash • backup lights • heater/defroster • windshield washer • variable-speed windshield wipers • padded visors • outside left rearview mirror. because of their change of address. To obtain their refund, these customers should apply to their nearest Consumers Power Com­ pany office no later than July 1, 1966. The Company urges these customers to contact Consumers Power Company as soon as possible. Here’s the dealer: ... a followup-the-sale dealer who gives you good, courteous service, factory-trained mechanics, parts availability and excellent financing. dealer® CHRYAI FR motors corporauqm DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 AT SPRAGUE AD. DELTON PHONE MA 34601 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-04-28.pdf 542b05aecb1060f9e26b774c849fa32e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner “ X i X' li'X 22. Pages—3 SectionsHastings. Michigan, Thursday, April 28, 1966 New Womens Apparel Shop Opens Friday -EDITORIALS■» - •---- - Ml s-by R.M.C.T—Marr .............. ... NUMBER 2 Scholars on May 9 Annual Convocation to Recognize Students’ Achieveuients in Class, Extra-Curricular Activities should enter their creations Saturday or Sunday. April 30 and May 1. between 12 noon Although the student strike Since school boards are given! against a certain Detroit school|authority by popular vote to act' Workshop Youth Exhibit. 1966." The exhibit wlU be held does not effect Barry County | In educational matters, the type of' May 5-8. in the Artist Work­ Hastings' newest store. Gtttle- 1 directly, the manner in which It |szhool demonstration we are seeing shop in the former NYC de­ man's, will hold its grand open- , Ing celebration this Friday and U handled could have a bearing on In Detroit>. In a sense, un open j pot. The show la open to Saturday with a special mer­ educatlorjil matters, here and in , revolt against regularly constituted j grade through the 12lh trade chandising sales event and won- ' [ community govenuflent. It Is an . derful prizes, Mrs. Bernard Al­ the entire state os wen. For the strike, although brought effort, so to speak, to substitute' ien. manager, has announced The store Ls in the Masonic to a head (with outside help and government by mob rule for gov- j । Building, In the location former­ direction, over a question of right I ernment SyTuw. ji ly occupied by Hodges. to expression in a student publlThus Ute outcome of this school I “ .. . . Two grand prizes are being of- i fcred on Friday and Saturday. .cation.-Is actually a direct chal-i j walkout in Detroit and the manner | J 3X t*KayC(l 10F - Friday’--------------s winner of ~ *" — *.10“®*---n'”" lengc to school authority. Al stak« in which it is handled will have nounced at" 30 pm.*and Satur- u «h0 have the final word In nt least some slight bearing on. Eight members of the Hastings High School Senior Class I of 256 students arc to be honored at noon on Monday, May 9, [at the Hastings Rotary Clubs annual Honors Convocation. The Convocation is to be held at Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall and representative* from other service clubs and organar• FA hA Invltrrt tZ> ITBiri tlcipate In recognizing schotarship and leadership in the high school. Rotary President ClarP, , ml ence Rltsvma has announced LEAVE ON INSPECTION—Plana for the proposed new HasUngx Xpipilf'P I PilPflPF i The students will be presented High School are being studied and members of the building and 0LICI11C ICrtLllCl ;b by principal Principal Donald Donald GUI. Gill, and and . they will receive a book of their 1 own selection as a gift from to Inspect the new building there. The group had previously । Rotary. Inspected Portage Northern and other structures are being day's winner of the 8100 mcr- regard to --------school ,policy and thii -----local ... government everywhere In ---------------, ----. .— — Students selected to be honstudied.—Banner photo. Middleville's T-K School will chandl&e certificate will be named nght t0 hoJd gchool administrative I Michigan, nt 5S pm. n m nn not have to curtail its program, Jonea. 82, of R2 Delton. Wall ored at the Convocation include: at on ft.at that Hav day. (positions—1 The board of education I • • • eleclofs decided Friday. day. April 24. nt Borgraa Hoa-jvice President 2. President 3. They approved 717 to 477 a the grand opening, and special perinUndent or an aggressive group in which a group of Wayne State special G'j-mlll operating tax pita. In Kalamazoo, were held at SBC. 2. Tri-HI-Y 3. 4. Student ■ the First Methodist Church at council 3. 4. Interior Comm. 4. prizes Include drawings every o( gtudent* who may or may not professors set up a so-called "Free- for two years U> provide nddl- 2 pm. Tuesday. Iciass President 3. J-Hop, Kxh2r SI-1”.' tare «u>a rauouter rretetenu S<l«»r u. •«» Iteul , Io ftaute, U>> i The Rev. George Elliott offl- [Change Student 3. Jr. Play Usher, aS m. Friday continuing through I.* II ... „ te F«e < s ,h,. a., ! education program. Bouuu,. .on, CiUun. JoUM U> MMBMUo dated and burial was In the, Chairman March of Dimes 3. Dowling Cemetery. Community Fund Comm. 4. 8axOver 81.000 In merchandise will approved the measure 606 to 417 Thf IhxIt reixwed at ite'on8Ufl4. | The Thomapple Foundation has made a 85.000 grant to the days. Special awards .w.,w> will «... go to| ‘“ixiiu muuu \jivussvsi t proved III to w. Football 1. 2. J. 4. Wrestling 1, 3. ’ . J . C 100th, 108th. 108th. ! Hastings Public Library for the the 1st. 25th.' 50th. 100th. installation of an air condltlonpass on two previous occasions Mr. Jonea Jones had b*en noapuuihospital- i Drama Ciuo Club 1. a. 2. Treasurer ireosurer », 1, I ln« system for the Institution lo­ i The flnrt time the vole ended In iz«l five days prior to his death. | Historian 2. Jr. Rotarian 3. B4ucated In tiie remodeled post of- with 55 years' experience Ln busl"Brovo A nice musical Jobl" Two received the lop grade froin;a tie. 184-184. The second time | He was born near Dowling on I dent Council 3. 4. Mayor 4. Exflee building. nesi. The firm has stores in Tiie 96 members of the Has- all four judges, East Lansing and i the vole waa 385 Yes and 437 No. sept 24. 1883. the son of Fred- change Student 3. Student Foe. The Thomapple Foundation, Alma. Greenville. Ionia. Lan­ tings High School Band Satur-; East Detroit. | ------------ •------------I trick and Angelina (Warner* Comm. 3. 4. Co-Chair. 4. formed in February of 1962. sing and ML Pleasant with head­ day earned the top No. 1 rating. Hasting*. Muskegon, Grosse: Ft * ' | Jones He attended the Barney i jBck Bender—Pool ball 1, Bas­ r,w, — « CIA AAA previously made a 810.000 in the Michigan School Band I Pointe. St Clair Shores Lake< UflVC I0F 1 cllT Mills School and moved to Den- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Float 1. 2. 3. 4. Jim Wagar of Alma, a gradu­ and Orchestra State Festival | view and Belleville received three, iver. Cola, as a young man and Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Lib. 3. Student In December of 1963 the Foun- ate of Alma College. Is president held at Flint |r» and n II. averaging to a final ** .» •• es a i ------- . .. --- ---------i~_ . — —— a . • »>— dotlon received an exemption of the company and Tony GrauBcixrol and was graduated from Ij^Hop Comm.. Operetta 3. ■Die HHS Band, under the dl. 11 rating. Seeks Judgeship — Eaton County from Federal Income tax as a lau of Alma Is a vice president reclion of Arthur Steward. Jr, I Ann Arbor and Midland re-| ' North Denver High. - .• Mary Ann Karmes—Band 1. and a buyer Both were here this Probate Judge Angua MacLeod of charitable trust He a'-tended Denver Univer-.2. 3. 4.!Pep Band 3. 4. G.A.A. I. 2. in Clara AA in which I cslved No. II. Muskegon Mona Wgsll 1 inflorWffV As such. Individuals may make week assisting in preparing the competed Charlotte has annuMilM »«i ...—.. . ... a — shores and Benton Harbor III nCll oJIlUvI vvdy laity and earned a master's de-1 Creative Writing Club. Drama candidacy for the office of Cir­ contributions to the Thomapple store for the grand opening. j cftlved No. I ratings In their own 8MK-Ttajtrrsa City IV. . The campaign to raise funds Io | »”e. . j Oub. 3. >. 4z_RI5‘Gittleman's rpcclallxes In worncuit judge for Eaton and Bany * ■; district rtl>, rlri festivals. tMtlvnla This Is the third year In a row help ihe Barry County Fair After graduation he went to ’• 4en's apparel and* carries many Counties, He wa^, ChaHollc's All tne Bands tn Double A. that the Hastings Band has re­ Board pay the cost of dlsmant- Salt Lake City. Utah, where hr Co-M nationally - advertised brands municipal judge fbr 10 years be­ ceived a No 1 rating in the ling, moving and re-erectlng (uught for five years, before The Foundation was estab­ such as Leslie Fay. Sue Brett, fore becoming probate Judge. He lished to provide Hastings and Bobble Brooks and Claire .Tif­' more students. Hastings, with State Festival. three large quonset-type steel , teaching for one year al Mt line *been practicing *--—-— *— law in . Bus. & Prof. Women's Club 4. 1.075. selected to compete In the Barry County area with an fany. One Judge, Daniel Kovats, buildings at the fairgroundi is Pleasant. UtahMichigan for 19 years. 1 rinrtv MntM-PT* 1 9 Bee. the tougher competition. agency which could accept gifts director of the Grand Rapids well underway. — - . ----Sportswear include Bobble Seven out OI of the 20 bands In Junior Symphony and a teach­ which were outside the scope of Special Fair Booater Tickets Kar,eL of|AA received No. I final ratings Vlce Pres. 4. Jr Play, Nat Honor the Hastings Community Fund California, College Town er at Grand Rapid* Junior have been mailed to 4H Clubs, of Bos-a■ Soc. 3. 4. Bec.-Treaa. 3. 4. Dec and other charitable organiza­ College, commented on the service chibs and other organiza­ P-raon*,R High School, retiring In 1950. Comm . J-Hop. Chair. Rr. Float tions. Hastings Band's performance: tions throughout the county and 4. Operetta 3 .4. Lead 4. Glrb' Money received will be used "Bravo A nice musical Job money may be turned In by those for long-range community pro­ Tills bond shows the result of selling the bnootre tickets to The the high school. FeaUvitlea al the Vermontville jects and for capital improve­ He married Gertrude Waters superior teaching. CongratulaHollywood Vassaretle. and othDr. W. R. Birk. MD. who has Hons to you. the Hastings school Banner office, the Freeport Maple Syrup Festival are to got ‘ ments. Mary 8e<Ue»-O A.A. I. QLM. era. . [been In practice In Hastings for system, superintendent, principal News. The Middleville Sun Ki [the Prcsbv-lcritui Manse In Hu- 2. Student Coun. 2. 3. 4. Bee f. underway* at 9:15 axn Saturday.' ------------ •-----------------------------------------„ The store also has a complete 117 years, has announced he is to and also to the faculty who must News, the Nashville News or Carlton WSCS Meet* May 4. Student-Pac. Comm. 2. 3, i. Vub. G. Mcnncn Williams Is schedulnl Carlton vcii Centre Methodist। ' line of accessories. [begin a residency In anesthesi- cooperate in this most worth­ W8^al gifts will also be wri... . .. B-wriiun ««t mcuxxiiM Berv Comm. 3. Muna 3. f. W“■ “ “ l"n'1 “ “» WSCS T.reu,., .tete ta. tK«. ----------------------- | The garments are displayed in|0’°«r “j® University Hospital while of disciplines. Congratula­ corned from business firms or f Hl-Y 3. Girls' SUte 3. HJR. a .... and ... .u'at Ann onAnn JulyArbor 1 Syrup Queen nnd other dlgnl- | changed to May 4 at 1 p.m. at 1 new racks counters in Arbor the at on Ju*y 1 tions also to the hard-working orgenlxaUons. Scholar. 3. Operetta 3. f. Hat ,,h ’<3«tines Masonic Lodge. fortes arc to Include Governor the home of Mra. Wayne Pen-1 newly-decorated salesarea which ’ He Is resigning from the Pen- bandsmen and their parents The buildings will most $2,100 1 “L George Rrannev Goaree Romney and Dearborn's i nlnirtnn nington. Roil Roll noli call win will h. be = »«-I has modern lighting/ | nock Hospital Staff as of that This group Ls a joy to hear I I (« dlsmanU" m .v- and erect "’Wen ’rW,d‘rn JU' Comm. Chair. 3. Mock UJf. i.Bt. Mayor Onral Hubbard. • vorite Bible text. Mrs. Allen. R1 Dowling, has | date and has asked to be relieved like the discipline and atten­ They were obtained free us Fed- , b,,J’* h,. „ Exam. Comm. tion of this fine group —I also ----- ...- ----- ---------------------- .---------been in the clothing business for of his responsibility as chief of in addition to hl? wif". he 1« Ken Weller—Football 1. 3, 3. 4. J about 16 years. She Is a native of 1 staff at the hospital by May 15 sense of responsibility Music denU wrP|u* j survived by three daughters. Mrs. Basketball l.,«2. 3. 4. BascfcaJl I. •~ ---| Dr. Birk said he liad contem- can teach this In a way that few France. j Francli (Irene* Hamilton of | plated such a move for several other_ subjects can match Excel- 7 ! 1550 Academy Street. Kalama- Club 2. 3 i years. I zoo. Mrs. Joseph (Wlllo* Cooper Comm. 4. /IrttlV JillfN' l”f Marshall and Mnu John 1 amir y [(Beverly* Bogner of Charlotte; Seven men are scheduled to! 15 grandchildren and two ab- a’ chonu *1 ^ 2^ Drama* leave nve here Mondav Monday for Detroit r’arl o ' «n__ »»— 'or induction Into the armed Y 3. 4. Chaplain 4. Nat. Honor brees. William Schllhaneck. Soc. 3. 4. J-Hop Comm.. Justice Atty. Merle L. Augustine of ihalrman of the Barry County Comm. 3, Jr. Rotarian 3, 8r. Battle Creek has announced hla Jelective Service Board, has anPlay. Key Club 4. Voraity dub candidacy for tile Republican 4. Saxon Staff 4. nomination for congressman Those leaving Include William from the third district F. Rountree. 23. a volunteer: Republicans at their county States The seat Is now held by DemoZlarenee J. Rulhruff, 18. also a meeting here Wednesday named . Sal'v'a Beauty Salon at 115 the following delegates to the] । N. Mkhtgnn Avenue la now ! known a» the "Fashion Center." Republican State Convention: . Tlle Dlla“ Prtsis Company luis Mrs. Blake Allredlng. er^intv ertr'y 1 'hen his ship I. Wilber. 19. and Larry Rex Barbara Smith Is the manager t. ' 1 started to move into the new Hastings Mfg. Company re­ Inf the ahon »jjd other hair stvlchairman. Allan Hyde. Avis Ty- ‘I 200-foot addition to the main Seventy men—including single I’-’ arr Janei Linderman and ported net comings of 8132JM4 ler. Walter Soya. Carroll Newton. machine shop which U now He Is serving a four-year term after taxes In the three months Verner Webster.. Victor Rekardl. about completed When the new as justice of the peace in Em­ nd married men — received'or- Ann Robins ' ended March 31. IBM. compared suu operation. operwwn. Bllra 1 meU Township and Ls engaged Philip Mitchell and Meri ScotL unit U In, full era to report Monday. April 25.1 Alternate® are: Harold Stanton. eatimates 4 jr their prc-lnductlon physical [ with $159229 in the correspandChat about 100 more Iln Pr,val* <aw practice. .......................... STORE TO MOVE Charles Geiger, Beatrice Dun­ xams and on Muy 24, 37 more [ be added to the payHc his law degree The Montgomery W ing period a year ago. 1 from the Detroit College of Law ning, Fred Mattewon. Ralph Pen­ re scheduled to leave for prestore at 118 S. Jeffeno nock. Henry Rogers. Ella Smith iduction physicals. Included are ,. • i He and hla wife. Gemfctee, raduating college seniors. and Max Reynolds Showing at the Blrano—"The hBVe two children ’ \ Barry County’s June quota for shares of Hastings commot? kock iduetion is three. Lt. Elmer 8 Erickson. Has­ Road to Utopia,” ■starring Blpg, । outstanding. as against 15-3 oapu Unci, was presented pffwenied Wednesday Waln™day Croaby. Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy PANCAKE SUPPER tings. was amnor HuUa - 44V nurt aa the company axumander, of' IIf JP,our- Prica aadulu MYF Pancake Supper First itructing a new building In the 756th Ordnance 'Company, children. 20c. Methodist Church Saturday, । the 1965 period. The 81. Rose Senior Social Hastings la a major producer the first Army unit to be actl- Pleas* 8m MORE ABOUT: April 30. 5:30 to 8 Adults. 81. Tub will meet for a potluck dlnat 132 E. Slate on Monday. | of piston rings, oil flltere, and at 1 pm Monday. May 2 In vated hero and which ts now of-1 ... BACKWARD GLANCES, , Students, 75c. ChUdren under 5 May 2. Caalte oil additives. tidally Retired HHS Special School Middleville Public Library [Given $5,000 By Foundation .wX'X'rS. u.'nS^lS ;•»»•>« -*“* “• "> "» “»• HHS Band Credited by Judge xaum. With Doing ‘A Nice Musical Job : Dies Sunday - -—- i Buildings’ Cash _____ Dignifaries to Attend Festival To Leovc Hastings backward glances 'hits of yesterday . as gleaned from the Banner filei Motlddy Atty. Augustine Seeks Republican Nod for Congress Sally's Now is ‘Fnshion Center9 Earnings Down bi First Quarter 188 HHS Singers to Present Spring Concert Sunday Afternoon The vocal music department of Hastings High School, under the direction of Herbert Moyer, will present its annual Spring Con­ cert on Sunday. May I. at 3 pm. In Central Auditorium. company all vocal solos in the concert. Mary SluU, a senior soprano. wUl sing “Calm As The Night" by Bohm and "Pour Ducks On A Pond" by Needham. Cindy Moyer, a senior alto, wlU sing two songs from "Came- The BU11 of the Night" and a I---------------Robertson;- 'Kentucky Bab e,” and 'There's popular folk song. "Michael Row Gelbel-Fredericks, ~ '“ ' the Boat Ashore," which will be A Whistle In the Thistle." Burke. accompanied by Nancy Kills at The Glee Chib will sing: "An the piano. Jack Bender (bor­ Evening's Pastorale." Shaw; rowed from Uie Band, on bass, "Roses of Picardy." Wood, and and-Tom Bmelker on the guitar. The Big Brown Bear,” Mana- Bhetteriy on xnare drum will ac­ Loved You Once In Silence” and company the Choir on a aonc called "Gavotte for Bach" which is a "Swingle Binger" arrange­ hood." ment. The Choir will also sing: Keough singing "Bali Hal" from South Pacific; Fred Jacoba, "Miserere Mel." Lotti; "Emltte singing the Bach-Gounod “Ave Spirt turn tutun." Bchuetky; 'The Marie." and Kathy Gaskill, who Lord's Prayer." Mallotte; "Ma­ will sing "Were My Song With dame Jeanette." Murray; "Bfhce All Is Passing." Hindemith; The Wings Provided." The concert will open with all Road Not Taken." Thompson; student* singing "Hallelujah" "May Day Carol." Taylor, and To Spring," Bach. ! The Chorus will sing three ChoU. Olec Club and Ensmble Groups performing include: Choir. Chorus. Glee Club. Girls' Ensemble and Binging Saxons. One hundred and eighty high school students make up these several organizations. Several students will be fea­ tured as soloists in the Concert Among these will be Nancy Ellis, pianist, playing the second movement from Grieg's "Con­ certo in A Minor" and "Etude No. 3" by Chopin. Glee Club Studsnls — Bonnie Steven Reid. Harold Rogers, 1 Hewitt. Leroy Hoaglln. Marvin i lorn. Sue Howes. Darwin Jar* Abbey. Russ Ainslle. Cindy An- Ray Rose. Mike Saleno. Terri 1 HoWell. . Bonita Jerow, Debbie, man. Kathy Kaufman. Lenay derson. Richard Blrke. Earl But-1 Sheppard. Barbara Sloan. Wil-, Keeler. Mike Keeler, Jill Ken- Lewis: ler. ntdy. Caule Kiersey. Lynda Ly-Herb McCulligh.. Karen Me? Ki, Ray rva/ Brandt. Dranui, Teresa screoa CastleViu'iit- 111am naiii Schultz. Judy Bmelker. IHUJ, — ---------------------------„ ---------------a.— ------- Main. o.._ man. Tamera Chenoweth. Susan Gary------------Spencer.»— Phil Sprmger. Vai ons, Janet Sue Manning. Keough Rudjr McPhereoa. Kris Clark. Jeanne Cole. David Cole- .Springer. Paula Stalbaum. Bon-[ Mike Miller; Martin. Cindy Miller, Lynda man. man Chris Chrin Conant, Cnnant Randy Randv Co-1 Co- nle Stitt Stitt:; • Lisa More* Morgan. Mark Morgan. - ■ - — Pryor. Robert Ritter. X^UMR nanl. Arthur Count, Robert Charles Tarbel. Sharon Tebo. 1Leona Ncli. Lois Ogden. Jim Robinson. Valerie Speaa, Jias Co’*: [Marilyn Tobias. David Toasava. 1O'Neil. David Reed. Joyce Spencer. Janet Stauffer, Bonny Bonita Crawley. Jeff Culbert. aB11 Wachter. Anne Weber. 1Rousch. Vivian Sheffield. Debbie Timm. Jan Wlesenhofer, DwvM Ken Daugherty. Dianne Dunn. Christine Weeder. Buanne Well- <Shawman. Lynden Stamm. Lyn- WUliams; Ulh Grade: Lm BrifieM Qk, David Fisher, Douglas Fuller. fBrc. Dolores Wlesenhofer. Trudy ’ette Thomas. Nancy VanSyckle. Bill Wilcox. wucox. Vem vem Wilder. wuacr. rranFran- ana ntui Marilyn Greenleaf. Mike Hart, t Wilcox. Charles Wilkins, Bion- 1Diu Charles Horvath. Kathleen Haw- wyn williams. John White. 'ces Ford. Bob Huebner. Gordon .cy Kilis. Hess. jQaskllL les*. Georgia Wagner. Gaskill. IDick Choir Students—IMh Grade: pher Hall. Die M>ke !.kc Fitzgerald. Harvey Haney Haff Hoff-­ Huebner. Cn man. Fred Jacobs, Randy Mayer. The Girls'-Ensemble will sing: "Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers." Slmson: “I Feel Pretty 'from 'West Side Story'*." Bernstein, and "Sing Again," Protheroe-Caln. Tiie Binging Saxons will sing: “Climbin' up the Mountain." Arr Smith; "Click Oo the Shears." Luboff. and “Lilt A Olara To Friendship," Lubofi. Cindy Moyer. 1 Accompanist for Choir. Glee cs!k,T3?: Un. Club. Girls' Ensemble and Sing­ CiaDand. Dick MalvlUe. Laura V.m* Doa«.. BuMn Bute. KuX! Un. Mary BdUea. ing Saxons is Nancy Elhs. Lynda Mayo. Anne PetengUl. Donna Pryor accompanies the Chorus. Mary G. Guenther, Gary Oug- jMBrxhi oerentz. Loralyn GUThe names of the singers folgunoa, Judy Havens, Blarletle | bert, Sandy Gillespie, Bue OU- «-5>'' oSii; 1 sn« cs>£Si.-Di«i'ciSu.L �. Vermontville to Honor Special ‘Citizens of Year’ TWTCUNWviUe realdoeta will be aiwi wpcaal rrengniUon aa “CUizpn* of th* Year" during the bf&iriuton of the 2Cth Vttmodtnnil Mapk Syrup Fe.-tival to M' Mrtd Saturday. April 30. z Tt)b iwtf Detected for Uiu year’s hoddr tin Mra. Bernard (Mil­ dred) Alien, a retired teacher, and Ray Hawkins, who has held i» i£i ;; c /< i It’s Good Old-Fashion Thrift Days Again ati HOMnucKU oaur omvy *ho TURKEY SIKES .... U.S.DA. INSP. GRADE ‘A' ECKRICH SMOK-Y-UNKS NORBEST BROILER and h** -glnn gennously of her Hawkln* Is a nativo of the Vermontville area. For 30 years lie worked at Die Motor Wheel Corp. In LArudnK, retiring Jan 1, 1054. He was twice elected to Die Vermontville village council and served two term* as a mem­ ber of the Vermontville Town­ ship Board. athoe hi* retirement he has mantfed to average a trip a month to 14 various homes such aa cMMrenta home*. infirmaries, nursing homes and old soldiers hocnew in Grand Rapid*. Kala­ mazoo. Ptart Custer. Coldwater. Marshall, Okemos and Jackson-•• to deliver magazines, eye glasses and other gift*. The collection of sucKarUdre 1* through the, co­ operation of Vermontville resi­ dents. Ills trips arc financed through the cotnmlseiona he re­ ceive* from wiling magazines, weekly and dally newspaper sub­ scriptions. Mrs. Allert and Hawkins will act aa honorary chaperone* for -the I960 Maple Syrup Festival queen, Mlsa More* Green on festival day. and they will also accompany Uw queen and her court when they appear on WILX-TV, cliannel io, Jackson, on April 29 from 9 to 9:25 am. Mrs. Alien ha* been working for some time on a scrapbook which contains features of all past fes­ tivals. and thl* will be presented to the Vennontvillc library. Freeport 4H'ers Nome Officers , Members of 4H Uvretock Club in Freeport mdt Bunday. Atartt 17. Officer* elected are: IW-i dent, Ruwail Yargfer; MogtfHfideni, Jan Bckert; aecrttory. Jerry Lenx; treasurer. Bonnie guphkr., *nd reporter. Shirley 6136 SMOKED SLICED BACON . . 5-8 LB. avg. PESCHKE BONELESS HAMS WHOLE OR HAU...'PRIDf OF MICHIGAN' B FARMER PEET'S FULLY-COOKED, WHOLE HAMS..»59 DRUMSTICKS lb. 49c lb. 69c BREASTS WITH RIBS - - - - H-7« 5-LB. BAG MICHIGAN SPARTAK SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SUGAR SALAD DRESSING SHORTENING 3—1 Tomato CATSUP 7~ GREEN PEAS 8 PORK & BEANS 10 LIQUID BLEACH 15-OZ. WT. CANS WITH COUPON GAL JUG PLAIN OR SUGARED LIQUID DETERGENT^ SPARTAN DARK RED 10 BUTTER BEANS 10<«r$T KIDNEY BEANS Pays Off Detroit's In Detroit promoters are very determined in their bid to bring the Olympic Games to Detroit and Michigan nt some future date. Now they have a large delegation, armed with facts and figures extolling the wonder* of our area, in Rome where die 1973 site selection la being made. It would be wonderful If they should be successful this tune, or at any time In the fulure/We admire their courage nhd stlck-to-ltlvencsa. It vrould mean much to all of Michigan and the midwest to have the world converge on these parts for the greatest of all Internatlnnalnipcctaeles. LB. AVG. ...AITCH BONE REMOVED. BONELESS TURKEY ROLLS - - lb. 99c SPARTAN 1-LB. CAN If Persistency pkfr69‘ r TURKEYS TURKEY PARTS... WINGS lb. 39c PKG. IWl WT HOUM... CANS | SPARTAN 15-OZ. WT. CAN SPARTAN GREAT -uv-i-OI. , Northern Beans 10 IVORY 2-D««-49‘ COUNTRY FRESH CHOC MILK . REG. 79c SHAMPOO 10-Fl. OZ. BTL WOODBURY . 1-PT. 6-OZ. TAYLOR, SM/TH * TAYLOR CANS AUTUMN HARVEST COFFEE CUPS each SPARTAN GRAPEFRUIT SPARTAN DONUTS 5 CANS 1.0 WITH EACH REAL OU-FASHIONED 15. FOOD PURCHASE EXCLUDING BEER, WINE AND CIGARETTES. BARGAINS! ALL ON SALE NOW! WITH COUPON Be Dollar Wise. Buy these Plentiful Foods I PURE, FINE-GRANULATED In the meantime wc must keep the home fires from burning. Well kept up [croperty t* not only a pic-azure to it* owner and all others who come in contact with It. but it cut* down the pos­ sibility of disaster from lire and the elements. Now Is the time of the year to plan improvement* of all types at your home. Bummer, or va­ cation property planning Is at a high at this Ume al tax, too. Come in and let us help you |>ian. We have Die know-how and all of tlw material* you will need to do the job right, plus a fnendly desire to be helpful LIMIT 1-BAG WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5. OR MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SAT., APRIL 30, 1966. I IVORY LIQUID '^43‘ I LIMIT 1-BTL. WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5. OR MORE, 1 FOOD ORDER THRU SAT., APRIL 30, 1966. Double <6^1 Green Stamps Every Wednesday SFAXTAN WHITl Ol YB10W POPCORN. RED RADISHES •) ir' GREEN ONIONS A1" IJ LEAF LETTUCE >39 §»GET OLD-TIME VALUES PIUS America’s Most Valuable Stamps �I County Board Approves 1967 Tentative Budget Fitzgerald Corps Plans Friendship Dinner for May 5 LEGALS | A BIRO DID IT mlnntea Saturday manager, reported that a bird Fitzgerald Corps 100 of the Woman's Relief Corps met racenliy at the hall with membent computing plans for the May 5 Friendship dinner. For the auc­ tion. Ihc.ldent Bea Feitrer ap- a silver. luncheon at Otsego at 13 noon on May 11 As department junior vice president.- Thelma Hnwkitu Effie Rone Is In charge partment and district officers of registration. Other committees appointed dinner at Roctewtcr. May tl On Wcdruedoy, April 13. the follow­ man. and Thelma Barr, dining ing members attended a lunch­ room chairman. The dinner will eon ftt Benton Harbor. Thelma ur« „ now, VU.P. ...onh Fritaer. Gertrude be.-s a-,- to furnish hot dbhes Ju»l». Clara Bayne. Verna Jay. and their own table aervfce They MoybeUe Smith. Dorothy Orcneare also to bring small gifts in »<>«• Hilda Blackford and Joyce paper bags for game prizes. Hawkins. Corps members will entertain at Tuesday. April 19. several the VAVS in Battle Creek on members helped entertain al the May 14. i Mrd'cal Facility with a gam« A Court Whist party will be P^Yteld ut the home of Effie Rooe In closing, the charter was on Thursday. April 28. and t litre draped-for 30 days In memory of The Barry County Board of Supervisors Wednesday. April 30. wn»nlnvM»s’v •dopt-^ a rary budget for 1907 totalling 6974.1026 The tentative estimate of ex­ penditures Is 6M.965M higher than the permanent budget of 6807,227.31 adopted for thia year. The tentative hudret would require S759.18346 from local Supervisors adopted the equal­ ization report by a vote of 13-7. At ln«t week's sessions Rose­ mary Skidmire was named by the board to the Barry L'brnry Board to succeed Mary Pennock, who resigned. Supervisors authorized the In­ surance committee to reappraise county property for Insurance purposes, and to review the county's entire insurance pro­ gram. Tftp Weather | TharWay, AgrO M, BM | Early thl* month, the days , were pleasant even though the nights were cold with the mer­ cury plunging below freezing, [then Monday and Tuesday of . this week frigid winds blew away । all traces of Spring. Wednes­ In Grand Rapid* day was also cold with a chilly I rain falling in mid-morning. On Dean's List moraine. with a total of 2 44 Inctea tailing. The temperatures: Date April 6 . April 7.. April S. April 9 Sunday, and following the *ervApril 10. ices the family had dinner in April II. | Grand Rapid* April 13 April IS.. April 16.. April 17.. April IB.. April 19.. April 20 . April 21.. April 23.. April 21.. April 25.. April 26. April 27 PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks ______ The next regular Gertnide James on May 26, with president. Maybelle Smith as co-hosle.-r. ----meeting “------will be May 19. The Corps voted to donate to • Conservation makes good convarious national and deport­ MS.U. student Pete Cible1 vernation—but talk is not enough. ment funds. । spent Friday night and Saturday | Act to | Membcra have been Invited to with his parents, the Pete Cobles. I wildlife 225.000 of the bud er ted road money for ipedal bridge bulld- shlrm In which the money was raised. Supervisors recommended t o the county treasurer that funds be advanced for sheriffs ex­ penses in the extradition of prisoners The Barry County Humane Society has offered to pay half Sand & Grovel NaghviHe. Midi. Phene 655-2791 Rutland Plans Republican Meet The Republican Committee of Rutland Township has arranged for a meeting of Republicans and others of the Township In­ terested In local government to be held nt the Township Holl at I. 8 p.m. Monday, May 2 Since the Jaw has been' changed, there will be no caucuxes held for nomination to township off Ices. Nominating petitions must be , filed by 4 p.m on June 14. for । the August primary at w h I - h each party will select its candi­ dates to be elected to township office In the general election in November. Those wishing to circulate nominating petitions for Repub­ lican candidates for township of­ fices. as well as for candidate to the county convention, may ob­ tain them nt this meeting Stan Trumble, CLU. m-irixar- leather wit * Nevie York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 ONLY THE BEST BUYS FOR Playtex Baby Parity 2 for 99c While the eoulh.bound C. K A 8 express train was pulling out of Richland Tuesday morning, the rails spread and the engine and baggage car were derailed. It was necessary to aummon a wrecker from Kalamazoo Traffic was restored in (the afternoon, with the train leaving at 2:00 p'clock. Sil HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side of Strand Theatre" 219 West State St. ’ Whatever the occasion ... or the time of day we've a collection of fashion favorites to count onl Figure flat­ tery's the specialty here with versatile jacket dresses, big-occasion duos, pleatsters, slim sheaths and morel 3 Pak Curity Plastic Nurser (1 free with 2) (Save 49cI Only 98c Come in ond see our selection of Baby Things today! ASTINGS pipipg, beautiful bows and fringe. And because they're all in quick-care fabrics you'll be a lady of leisure EATING, FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal more oftenl Subtle prints and delightful solids. A. Embroidered sheath of Dacron* polyester. Blue, It. REMEMBER . . . 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Williams, each chief execu­ tive, in turn saw to It that extra officers were available to patrol the -Freedom School" as constituted highways. And the net result? The was an open invitation to continued provided by a community. number of traffic fatalities con­ tinued to rise. Cautions and pleas rather than a vehicle to A Impression that one or were mostly Ignored by driver* th< Wayne State profe anxious to "get there" in a hurry During aU thia time, too. the tempting to get in some damaging and the rector involved are guilty punches against the Detroit pub- highways have been improved and automobiles, Ralph Nader to the Sdiools" would, however, have to be a supplement rather than a itc tor public schools and of an aggravation than a solution to the problems Involved. Although would very definitely have to work land Ln Iwnd rather than against against government. itself. President Johnson. is by no means the first responsible official llvcred a highly emotional talk to to take note of UB traffic statis­ dangerous form of civil Muon regarding the annual tics (what did he do for traffic ’ I highway traffic toll in the United safety, by the way, during all the Under certain circumstances. a Stales—50«X) killed, more than tho 'Freedom School" stalled by volun­ entire casualty list during the vice president?! but Is merely one teer* from colleges and universities years of our involvement in Viet of many top echelon political fig­ ures who have attempted to do and working with the public schools Nam. battle with the Idghway statistics. could be an Imaginative and heipIt la natural that the President What disturbed us more than aliould take note of these statistic*. anytlilng else about the President's The Hastings Banner talk was his threat to «p«d safety however, that he believed himself legislation through the halls of congress. Any well Integrated safety program wiU take careful lie. Unfortunately, that is not the study and research on many front*. case. Right here Ln Michigan, tar Hasty legislation In tills highly example, every Governor for the sensitive area would very likely do past two decades. including Wil­ much more harm than good. Hl !>.-< 1.11 liams, Bwalnson and Romney, have We hear talk about structurally prior to public holidays and on numerous other special occasions unsafe cars and dangerously weak tires—most of which, we believe, s. accident rate and pleaded for contain a greater portion of bun­ combe than truth. However, build cars with every conceivable safety factor and require all tires manu­ factured to meet acme sort of a Super AA grade standard and your accident rate will continue to rise regardless so long as Congress and the state legislatures refuse to tackle the main question involved AMERICAN NtWIPAPta ■ tpatSINTATiVU l.t —Che Individual driver. COMriCTE RIAL OTATI HRV1CI Although the Individual driver INSURANCE BONDS Is the key to the highway safety MILLER REU ESTATE problem. It is our guess that he STORE STORE HOURS HOURS SATURDAY FRIDAY to 9 P.M. 5:30 P.M. PRESENTS tative treatment. Not until all other methods have proved Ineffective will such politically unpopular steps be taken as increasing road patrols, to apprclrcnd the unsafe driver before he kills himself or someone else; making driver Uvcnses harder Ing the scope of driver training and the imposing of uniform traf­ fic rules so that drivers trained tn one state will not liavc to Observe different standards when lie crosses the line into another state. QUALITY & FASHION GRAND OPENING April 29 and 30 TH MANY. MANY FREE GIFTS ajleeiK Taking Cover for SUMMER West Woodland By Victor Sitton Ungs’ find controversy Involving let Middleville T-K Calendar Johnson, Snell and Cummlskey seal Year the City. budget for the year Aidermen approved installa­ (Ream* MBi.TM.ao tion of new 6600 lumen mercury UO*M*ZaY° MAI 1 Monday night at Wr street lights for realdenCity Council meetareas, and four ar* to be In­ stalled Instead of the old 2500 Tlte record budget had laid on derman Cedric Morey said the bUl'.1 Ml;pU0V.lIo“'H«> lamps coat 445 a year while interested cimens an opportun­ old • I ii r . i AM n ity to examine It. and appear al Gangulllet. 8-A, son of Mr. and the Council meeting Monday. Mrs Rene GangulUet. arrived MltSlh tn be Installed an Indian Hills Drive and two on N. JefTerKxi. Beach, Calif, where he la aaMore y^n half of the Increase signed to radio on the UBS.; u to comc from increased local Reeve* DIA324. a destroyer car- taXM Local taxes are expected rylng guided missile*. Hl* new I w »T72,«4,6O compared to address l». Gary Gangulllet SA. j |294 W1AO far Uie pirMnt fiscal B50-20-01. USS. Reeves DLO24. yMr c/o FP£>, San Francisco. Calif. | — Gary came home nome from trotn Great ureai .-h™ Lakes April 21. which was a nice the water and sewage sewage dlsdis­ _____ . f.. present for his parents' 3lst wed­ the water supply and ding anniversary. A coincidence posal system anticipate* revenue at 6123.073 and the Public Li­ brary budget Is 828,435 with same date his father. Rene Oangulllet, returned to Great Itakes S18.385 coming from municipal after spending his leave at home source*. and then went on to the Pacific where he served on a troop transport They have enjoyed comparing cxperiencea mid the Councilmen approved expand­ old "salt" has been recalling his ing the medical Insurance pro­ Navy days. gram for the 37 municipal work- Seaman ApprcnUoc Emery J. Bcnno'.t, UJ3.N., son of Bradley J. Bennett of R1 Lake Odessa, 4 Girls Escape Serious Injury Chicago Bridge Miss Hendershott Dies Sunday; Rites Wednesday dlevllle, who died Sunday after­ noon. April 34. at a Nundng Home, were to be held al 2 pan. this Wednesday at the Beeler Funeral Home in Middle­ ville with the Rev. Harold M. Taber otflctaling and burial In Mis* Hendershott was born Feb. 5. 1874. in Irving, the young­ est of Six daughters of John and Martha (Balch! Hendershott, ptonedra of Irving Township. Hastings High School, Eastern IMO. 8lu> first taught at I^cey. then serious injuries about 5:20 pm. Sunday when the 1963 Chevrolet convertible In which they were riding hit the back of a 1882 Olds­ ferson. Western High Scliool, mobile which had stopped on W Cooley High School and Redlord High. " to turn Into a private driveway. Officer Ken Wilcox said Linda t caching. the Barry County Health De­ Long. 17. 104 Woodland, was drivpartment, reports that his staff trolt, the P.E.O. and Ute Wom­ Is continuing to recheck tuber­ X culin skin testa among selected Vander Sloot. 27. Grand Rapids. ens City Club. During the 1B20b and 30b. «hd school grade* of the county. Health Staff To Recheck TB Test Reactors Linda had a tooth knocked out and a lacerated Up. Kathy Bum­ worth. 18. 521 W. Court, also in Ute front seal, suffered a cut on the head. Beverly Burkey, 18. 1128 N. Boltwood, and Kris Martin. 17. 728 W. Grand, suffered bruisALinda was ticketed for failure to atop In assured clear distance month. The master hospital benefit plans provides hospital­ ization up to 430,000, and other extended benefits. At that time, employees of the Adoption of the proposed Bon­ ing ordinance wax postponed un- E. W. Bliss Company and the Hastings Mfg. Company who missed their chest X-rays at Board of Education for the use these plants may come In and of three voting machine* for the have an X-ray. Dr. Brown con­ cluded. June 13 election. Aldermen also approved the Jaycees* plan to Install flag staff holders in the sidewalk in front of business places so flags may p)aced uniformly on holidays. .nie). win flujh wllh thp Rlde. blous Flagnhlp UBS. Eldorado which participated In Operation • Jackstay" while operating in the China Sea -----with- the xw South — —- — — Seventh Fleet. Operation Jack— Involved ------ =a R~mth * stay Seventh fim Fleet Amphibious Trude. Force and a battalion stae Marine landing keep them free from dirt. force in the finst penetration of I*zrmimlon was granted the the Rung Sat special zone and Hastings Country Club to hold the auutljem moot large-scale the annual fireworks display employment of U. B. force* in on July 4th. Vietnam. Eldorado combines a Councilmen arc to lour the complex communication system, airport to study recommenda­ planning facilities and tactical tions for repairs made by insur­ ance underwriters. tcgraial unit which provides full Aldermen Monday discussed support for the major oom- setting hours when the munici­ mandcra involved in the plan­ pal dump may be used. With a ning and execution of an Amphi­ State law going into effect re­ quiring the dump to have an at­ bious uscnult landing. tendant, having It open seven days a week may be too expen­ pa rui h. or sive. ,lye The ,„ committee Is also „ to Mr. and Mra. Paul itecsc. Lake lnve3tlKRte obtaining more land Odessa, completed advanced or- for (hc dump ^4 tlUery training al, the Army (ype of dcbrls U u, be allowed. Artillery and Missile School al lt was pointed out that dumping Fort Sill. Okla. Reese was train- old cars al the 51u. could fly tt ed as a cannoneer In field aztll- up quickly. lery. His training included mainfecs for handling Hastcnoncc and Bring of artillery----- -— guns, howitzers and heavy ina- .a. Legion District Meet Blanch, owned and operated Camp Geyahl ac Otoego Lake, near Gaylord. At first It was for girls, laur becoming a family camp. Site moved to Middleville In 1944. making her homo at first with her brother-in-law. Charles Campbell. Later she purchased a home on 8. Broadway In Middleville. She attended the Methodist The Fourth Diatrlct meeting of the American Legion Hall will the Roush Circle. Miss Hendershott is survived be held at South Haven May 1. zxrvice oniccrs sczwui ai u ~ dlnwr U UJO wlU> ^Miuun.1 BoukMr «nd meeUne* al 2 Pm. |John Henning of Detroit and mecang* at a pm. . wmUxn c^p^n of Middleville. To Evaluate Barry's Special Ed Program Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Altoft and I .• Arlene spent Sunday In Gladwin.' The man who discovered the Mrs. Altoft'* father. Maver Cas-telegraph in 1847, Samuel Finsidy. Is hospitalized there fol-1 ley Breeze Morse, was a world lowing a stroke. . famous pointer. On Tuesday. May 3. Barry County Special Education De­ partment is holding Its annual evaluation conference. At this public meeting all of the programs conducted over Miss Esther Belcher, a consult­ ant from the Michigan Depart­ ment of Education, Is to com­ ment on the progress over the past year and make suggestions for the coming year. She will also answer any ques­ tions regarding any facet of the programs. For a schedule of events please i contact the Barry Special Edu- I cation Office. 114 E. State Street.; Hasting*. Phone 845-4133. RUMMAGE SALE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Thursday, May 5th—6 p.m. — 9 p.m Friday, May 6th—9 a.m. — 5 p.m. (Large Variety of Clea^Articles) Sponsored by MothpdiiF W.S.C.S. For Banner Cta-wlfied Art’. Call WI 5-3481. given In ammunition handling nnd communications. He entered ilk- Army Ln December. 1965, nnd completed basic training lit Port Knox, Ky. He was graduated from .Lakewood High School in, 1964 and' nttcxxled Michigan State Univer­ sity. I wonder how many read the circular that came through the Brass. R3 Middleville, completed mail regarding the spraying for tlic Infantry School's three-wcek scheduled for Woodland Town­ ship the latter part of this week. It contained the warning that cam and farm Implements left out to exposure should be washed off immediately with a detergent and rinsed as the spray seriously damagcr, some types of point Several weYe talked with didn't read that, therefore this item here. We have only one item, and that our own. for our readers tills week. We hate to disappoint those who have told us they al­ ways read and enjoy our letter, those who look for It when The Banner arrives, especially those who are away and this is their only means of keeping in touch with home folks, but unless we get more cooperation, this will be the last letter. Telephone 367­ 3282. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson were in Ionia on business Thurs­ day and enjefyed supper at Ses­ sions Steak House on the way home. On Friday evening they attended services at the Wr' .an Methodist Church at Cl ville. Freeport By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg Oa, April 16. His training, which Included five Jumps from a C­ 130 airplane flying 170 miles an । hour al an altitude of 1.250 free, qualified Bruos as a parachutist, j Rrrai completed basic training at; GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! the Army last November. He is n graduate of Thomnpplo Kel­ logg High School. Ernest Edgar, Jr. Dies Tuesday Ernest Edgar, Jr, 62. of Pleas ant Lake, near Jackson, dirt! of Edgar family lived in Hastings many years when Ernest Edgar, Sr., was school principal a n d Commissioner of Schools <Co. Supt. of Schools i. The funeral will be this Thursday in Leslie. I BUY ON OUR EASY CREDIT PLANS NATIONALLY KNOWN GRAND OPENING SPECIALS NYLONS Nationally Advertised by , Philmaid of Chicago . . SLIPS 3 Pairs *2.50 *3°° Guarantee 3 Weeks wear Ml RKTMMCI IMVICE Why Drive Around With •' Faulty Auto Radio? or 3 New Pair. Seamless GOWNS & d.h dainty ambroidery. PAJAMAS and Micro Mesh. Newest Colors. 100% 300 PAJAMAS *4°° Mrs. Ted Strlmbock and chil­ dren and Mrs. NelUe Summers Nylon tricot, rickly embroidered yoke Mrs Charles Wait and family of Hastings were Sunday. April Ricliard a Real cool . . . Aileen's see-through bikini top provides just enough cover for pool, patio or town. Made of cotton lace, with graceful butter­ fly sleeves, it comes in blue, pink, yellow, aqua, navy, white, or block in sizes S-M-L. Worn with matching stretch shorts in sizes 5 to 15 or 6 to 16. Top . . $6.00 Shorts . $4.00 Shoebridge. Sunday. April 17. luncheon Hostetler. * Mr. and Mra. Muri Hostetler visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Art Ketchum at Mason Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Allen Toms and Rev. Harold Kinney of Grand Rapids were Sunday.' April 17. guests at a potluck supper in the Methodist Church dining room. Mr. Toms, an uncle of Mr. Eugene and the Rev. Mrs. Cox played aotiu- bewuUful dulcimer music accompanied by Ills nephKenney explained Im»w the 'World Service Dollars," go to ol driving enjoyment. Stop in Hi-fi and tape recorders repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL the national collegiate meet. Dll- j stroke to complete a sweep Of | the two event* for the second Ekforioff or Rayon WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYSr 59 PANTIES A TREMENDOUS SAVINGS . . . GRAND OPENING SPECIAL SHORTS WAYS TO BUY Michigan State Junior Gary Dilley set an American and NCAA record when, lie won the ’ 100-yard backstroke In :&3i ati GRAND OPENING SPECIALS *3°° GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! Dresses °my $690 HERE YOU'LL FIND A TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF FABRICS IN PRINTED PFQUE5 AND PONGEES. CHECK AND PLAID GING­ HAMS. PRINTED AND SOLID DACRON. COTTON BUNDS. AND OTHERS TOO NUMEROl{S TO MENTION. SHORT SLEEVES, MOVE­ LESS ... IN JUNIOR,' MISSY-ANDrNALPttttS. �I I Donna McDonald, Donald Kermeen Married Saturday 71 Attend Senior Citizens Dinner Sherwoods and Larkes Varvttft Ing a home In tlw Bill BradfordDwight Fisher neighborhood. The have moved into the bouee vacated Miss Donna Jeon McDonald, daughter of Mrs. Ella McDonald Of Middleville, became the bride, j church portora i Following a northern wedding Of Donald E Kermeen. Saturday । Wp u* c^jpu yrtfl rt-Me to afternoon in the Christian Re- | Middleville. formed Church of Middleville I ------------ •-----------The Rev. Earl Schipper perform- 1 rd the ceremony. The bridegroom 3eeK iNOme TOT by members Riving readings and mlace. There were IB ofMUtfe .Middleville. - Grandson Married In Las Vegas. Nev. were signa Stating "No Girls Al- stood Mike, u mannequin dreaeed George Homely had drawn Walnut. Both were graduated from Western High School in mannequin and ao ft was really Ufe-llke. Beside him stood a Meke a date today to have a new photograph for Mother's Dey, May S. Your, family will Whites Photography 107 $. JeHeraon Phon* 945-3967 g tennis rackets, uniforms, etc. Ttie John Dey family visited his depicting the ide* that “all must identical twin brother. Robert Bay. and family in Cincinnati. Ohio, tor Harm Wilcox had created tal administration, The former with the Unlveralty e associated Since the party waa “atrtetty TO BE MARRIED — Mr and ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. Lynn ENGAOED^-Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Edger, R2 Hostings, wish to an­ ence Quad* cd R1 Hastings an­ montville. announce the engage­ nounce the engagement of their nounce, the engagement of their ment of their daughter. Cells daughter. Jill Elatne. to David L. I daughter. Alice Rose, to Caslmer Christine, to David Howard De- Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Will. 320 E. Marshall Street. The seph Dzwlk of Elmira. Miss nrd J. DeMand, R1 Woodland bride-elect Is a 1965 graduate of Qu ad a graduated from Hastings Celia Is employed aa secretary at Hastings High School and is at­ High School in 1957 and Mercy _____ ... in the Sycamore Baptist Church In tending Alma College. Her nance. Central School of Nursing Jackton and her fiance is em­ also a 1965 graduate of Hastings j Grand Rapids in December 1963. -■ 81. Joseph's '-----ployed at the E. W. Bliss Com­ High School.attends Ferris Slate She ----------------Is employed at pany In Hastings. They plan to College A June 18 evening wed­ Hospital In Ann Arbor. Mr. ding Is being planned. Dzwlk Is a 1957 graduate of *t. be married June 11. Mary's High School at Oaylord and has been employed at Gen­ eral Foods Corp, of Battle Creek for the past eight years. The । couple plans a June 25 wedding. Mra. Wallace Osborn was luncheon hostess to members of Dr. Karlis lyryanmeycr, Euro­ the Book Club a Monday ago at pean author, educator and editor her Ixime on W. Clinton Street. Ml? Roy Cordes reviewed several School Auditorium Tueaday eyenlng. May 3, at 8 pm. of a Hen," hy Josephine Moffett Dr. Leyosmeyer Is a flrat-hand Benton. Pennock Hospital Guild mem- Lake-O, Woodland Groups Sponsor Lecture Tuesday Society newS . conlDleUd cf,2 by July j , Memta-rs of the general board ;of th® Women's Auxiliary met i Monday to make plans, and an- sin of the groom, were bridesto have a final orientation molds They wore yellow chiffon meeting the following evening, over taffeta street-length drerwrt, _______ «------------matching ribbon bows with short Raymond Finnic returned net veils, and carried bouqueta <>f, lwme Wednesday after visiting the white and yellow chrysnnthe- i P(lu] petemon family in Marshal) mums. [ since Sunday. ..iuiiu. DuiKuty. David Kermeen assisted his Mra. Fem Harrison of Grand tmXher aa beat man. Uahera were Rapids visited. Mra. Lois Wickham Andrew Alckens and Glen Ray- 1 over the weekend. New Members of Presbyterian Group Honored at Tea Sally's Beauty Salon has a new name It Will Now Be Called-^, - - - - - - - - - - - Call 945-4972 for an appointment today in the Salon located at 115 N. Michigan Avenue. You will be pleased with any one of our three experienced hair stylists . . ' Hospital Gift Shop Illusion and seed pearls aecured her shoulder length veil. She carried a white Bible adorned with Wtow.ru-> hyacinths. Mias Velma Howell was the honor attendant and Mra. Thomos Carpenter, cousin of Uie bride, completing a large housing project on campus. The brothers had much conversation about construction. Jack's current experiences relating with many gifts. His marriage to to the present expansion at Pen­ nock Hospital. Both Bay families have three youngsters. The Hubert Cooks have pur­ For Banner Classified Ads chased the Mra. Herbert Wedel strategy, the Soviet system and ^Seventeen of the employees of C.U1 WI 5-3481. world problems. 6<nra ixuxired Carolyn Walker Tills information lecture Is with a kitchen shower on Thurs­ circle membera at a fellowship day evening. April 21, with Mrs. tea on Wednesday, April 20. Ministerial Association and the Wayne Miller o< Soger IVkuI ns Woodland Township Ministerial Association. The public la urged ed and tlie opening of tlx- many Richard Hall, Mra. E. J. Hilde­ to attend. glfta was an enjoyable part of brandt, Mra. Alice Fam Davies. the evening's entertainment. Carolyn's marriage to Robert Jean McAllister. John Collins, of Battle Creek, Lehman is to be solemnized In playing north and south, and Mra. late Summer. the fellowship department with C. Hughes and Larry Hughes of Mrs. Louis Chcnot, chairman. Marshall, playing east and west, The second birthday of Jimmy They arranged a very interesting won honors at the monthly masters world tour going in two dlrecpoint game nt the Hastings Coun­ home of Ids grandparent*, the try Club Tuesday night. In the Wade Sliooka on Monday eve­ second place north and south were ning. All tlx? pliuui were kept Thomas Fox and George Sharum sea ct from Jimmy and when he , introduced by Mra. Moe Shultz arrived to see Um? guests, his, .. j..-.,., Hurnraa tacribM Uw, C. W. Richardson and Mra. D. OIU. «nd wM. U» Leete of Grand Rapids tied with Mra. D. C. French and David "Fashion Center" . The bride wore a full-length gown of de-lustered satin with M1M Catherine Helen Cheney, STORE STORE HOURS HOURS SATURDAY FRIDAY 9 A.M. hi 5:30 P.M h> 9 F.M. PRESENTS QUALITY & FASHION GRAND OPENING April 29 ond 30 WITH MANY, MANY FREE GIFTS FormfitlRogers and west went to Mra. J. B. Van7.000 mlM6 by air, 15.000 by ship, third to Mrs. Russell Belfield and Mra. Grace Denton. sox*, hto-^topua Mnu." Ruth I SluTrtSf 'S' ln Bornoora, Tnnlll, New Zean^th^ Pat^m^h land- Aurtralta -Sydney) Fiji For Banner Classified Ads mother. Pal jeach. . (whcre B mo„t lnUr_ Call WI 5-3481. ' ' ' ■ tsting river trip). Samoa, and Bruce Smith, son of the Jack Hawaiian Island* (Honolulu) 1------------------------- I Smiths, 128 W. Grand, celebrated Their longest stay was In New ills 9th birthday on Saturday. Zealand which she described as April 23 (his birthday was really a very beautiful. Industrious and April 25-. by inviting his friends, j yuritd country. 81*' displayed Gordon Flnnle, Michele and Su- , nmjiy remembrances of the trip I san Shetterly, and brother. Brian among them carved fish, an out| and M-rtcr Brenda on roller skat- | dgKfr mo^i. o Ila. ing party. A bdtmnn cake snd uvemadc straw hat. Christmas ice cream were served bcforc,on b<«w<l ship was of sptrlol in। leaving for the rink to skate. । t,rest and the genuine welcome • • • । of the islanders made It sound I inn given for Mrs. Golda Fnrrell at j get away from It all." her l»me on R3 Hustings Batur- , Mrs Adrounle went back to NorrLs, Mr. and Mrs. ■ trip to the Near East, sailing In Vw-lrman Un Art Vnrmr I __ ,__ _ _ . Mrs. Albert Altoft and Lawrence | freighter carrying six passengers. Farrell. The trip took 25 days with stops at the Canary Islands. Casa­ Mra. Fred Markle Is entertain­ blanca, Genoa and Naples, Italy, ing her sandwich bridge club before she arrived In Beirut. Lebanon, to visit her son. Harry, this Thursday. who leaches at the American Russell William Kling, Mx- University of Beirut. Her stories Of-her experiences month old aon of Mr. and Mrs. Rusnell Kling, Dibble Street. was there—parties given by Ameri­ christened by the pastor, Roger can diplomata and professors, Janke, at the Grace Lutheran seeing a brother « King Ibn Church. Sunday. April 24. with Saud, shopping, at Arab bazaars Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kling of Antioch. ID., as godparents. In Sidon, Jerusalem. Jericho. Beth­ honor of the christening his lehem, Damascus, Izmir. Ankara. grandmother, Mrs Gus Kling. R1 Hartings, entertained with a very entertaining listening. family dinner. Russell's birthday visited Alexandria, were Mr. and Mra. Rlciiard Kling's . children. Debra nnd and the Italian Riviera before boarding tlk88 Constitution to John. Mr. and Mrs Gerald Smith and ids mother. Mrs. Dorothy sail home, stopping further at Cannes, France. I lie French Rivi­ Smith and daughter, Kathryn. era. Monte Carlo and Madeira. Portugal. She had beautiful jewelry. brocaded tablecloths and ChorlCB ond Janet Lindermon Ann Robins Borboro Smith MOROQer rbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Come and Get ’Em! Mother's Day Special April 25 thru Moy 1 ^Superette MOTHER & DAUGHTER HAIR CUTS Mon., Tue».; Wed. Only 2 for $3.00 Tom & Salty Robinton 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. MAMMOTH STOCK OF OUR SECOND WEEK OF BARGAINS Formlit/ Rogers style 0570. $650. 32420. Fiber facts: Rigid material; nylon. r.E.u--mrtan. Lvcra. TRICOT CONTOUR SMOOTHERS Neath sweaters and clmgfits—no telltale seam ridges! Just youth­ ful rounded curves and pretty separation. Soft nylon tricot cloves light new. contour-srafr ers. Spandex hugs for fit and comfort 'twixt and under cups. Narrow back, special stavput tri­ cot straps. White or Powder Buff. 32A36C- Formfit/Rogers styto 0219 only U-00. The delightful afternoon was concluded with a ten served by Circle 3. Mrs. Stephen Johnson, chairman. Duirarrl Cain is PT.4 President pm. April IB. In Central School. MUST AND WILL BE TURNED - CASH one Speakers for the evening included Mr. Zylman. orchestra; Mias O'Leary, speech therapist. Mrs Robbe, elementary physical education, and Mrs. Marshall Cook. rcpreneniaUve from the steering committee. Student teachers Introduced and Miss Clevey, junior high. Mra. Olli's third grade for the fourth time this year won the parent attendance trophy. cd and accepted as follows: President, Du ward Cain; parent vice president, Leonard Spyker; teacher, vice president. Mra. Alex Usborne; secretary. Mra. Gordon Fmnle; treasurer, Mrs. Wayne Cole, and historian. Mra. John Walton Refreshment* were serred. Honor Nesman Mrs. Gladys Wingeier attend­ ed the Recognition dinner for ■ at Quality Furniture, 117 W. State St. (Downtown) Hastings ■ ES j CUPPED LACE. NEW LENGTH! Lovely shorter-than-longlinc has special spandex midriff-shaper Inside the 2%-inch banding. Unique little curve-thapers curve-shapers in lined lace cups assure .. 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Huntington Woods. al and productive exchange of West Bloomfield. Holland. Lap| ideas among the people repre- | ring. Hamtramck and Decatur. jinting Friends groups and UMember* of the Ringo Swingo brarians. Square Dance Club eotartalned Out of this exchange came the Twilight Twilera Club of Ideas for programs u> present. I projects to develop and plans In d very lovely candlelight cere­ Battle Creek on Saturday eve­ mony at the Fir*I Methodist which, hopefully, will be pro­ ning at Northeastern School, moted. The Lansing Community Gal­ Church Sunday. April 10, M1m along with other guest couple* Following the luncheon break. lery Is sponsoring on Open Show Sally Lee Stanton and Allen Wayne from area clubs. Ktrleis exchanged their wedding Mr*? Ttaixrt Godfrey, president, Mis Warren Introduced speaker* ; May 25 to June 28 I It was a ’Destination Un­ to the group who were Mrs In ­ Works in all media mint be The Rev George Elliott performs. I known" dance for the Twilight and Mrs Richard Blrite. secre­ gram of Lansing, a member of entered on May 16 and Mav 17 I the double ring twtmony at 7 | Twilera Club who Journeyed here tary. of the Hartings Friends of I by chartered bus to join the Hasthe Library. attended the Re­ i th; Friends Committee of the ..from 8 to 10 p.m. There will be o’clock In the evening. Itlfig* group. gional Spring Workshop Tliura- I American Library Association: the usual entrance fee. day tn the Kalamazoo IJbrary- Mltrit Crum, director of tlie KalMore information may be ob­ Melvin and Louise Haight and amaaoh JObrary. and Mra. Mil­ tained from exhibit chairman. tows on Uie Inside aisle and call.t Museum. Pete and Francis PoweU were dred Hutto, assistant director of Mrs Tom Thompkins Lansing lilies with white bow* on the outer I hoo;s tor Hie evening Saturday Mrs Joel Warren, of West tire Hamtramck Public Library .pews, with a while candle and Community Gallery, 124 W. Ionia White bow in each window added vu also Melvin’* birthday and Bloomfield. chairman of the Other areas represented at the ■ corner of Capitol and Ionia» the room was filled with music Fiends Section of the Michigan to the ecstasy of the occasion ns the 80 square dancers serenadLibrary Association. preaided met-Ing. besides Hasting* and Lansing. C.illa lilies and candelabra deco­ 1 ed him with Happy Birthday. Th? Gallery is sponsoring an rated the altar. "Art Nouveau Ball on Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Resell Stanton. R2 MRS P. H. KNOTT May 14 at Che Capitol Park Mo­ Middleville, and Mr and Mrs. Eu­ tor Motel. 500 So Capitol Ave., gene Klrleis of Millstadt. Ill, are Lansing Dancing will be to a j the parent* of the bridal couple four piece combo. ' Exhibits at Gallery are free: accompanied Russell Nash na hr May I through May 22. Lansing Members of Emmanuel Guild’ High School students: May 25 will meet Wednesday morning. ‘ through June 26 First Annual : Escorted to the altar by her , Muy 4 at 8:30 azn. in the Church Aren Open Show. Gallery hours: i father, the bride waa attired in a I Undercroft. Mra. Herbert Wedel Iednreday. Saturday and Sun­ 'full-length gown ot white satin | will speak on "The Migrant y. 1 to 5; Friday. 4 to 10. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ruwll Zerbe). Worker" and coffee will be serv­ featured long tapered sleeves and ed by Mrs- Florence Wilson and 11510 S Hanover announce the I Mr*. Dennis Hagon. Guests are a sabrina neckline. The long full I Hie Harold DeVany family have skirt was enhanced in front with M-43 on Woll Loke marriage of her daughter, Mar- I cordially welcome. . moved into their new home at 514 a »et-ln lace panel of graduated Cloaad on Monday* * Phone 623-5311 |lene Estelle Ragla. to Philip : E Francis Street in the First tiers of lore and the long, bustled I Henry Knott of Cleveland. Ohio. Ward. MR. AND MRS WAYNE KIRLEIS I The couple were wed in a . . Miss Bally Lee Stanton Becomes Bride long tiered illusion veil waa held I double ring ceremony on Wed­ in place by a large white aatln nesday. April 6. at 2 p.m. in the COMPONENT SYSTEM rose and she carried a white Bible i Church of the Good Shepherd | matching accessories, crystal neck ­ topped with a calla-liiy conagr on the Island of Maul. HawaU. _ __ _____ tied with white satin knotted |lace and earrings and both wore Marlene wore for her wedding streamers. The bride designed and an orchid carsage. > dress a white sleeveless linen made her gown Following the ceremony a reMr*. Howard Reed of Wood i reptlon was held In the church a red hibiscus i Hawaii’s State River. Ill, attended tier sister a- parlor* that were decorated in flower) in her hair. ’ matron of Iwnor, *ndMt** Gloria pastel eoloreri net bows and myrtle ' After a honeymoon in Moul, Leigh. Grand Rapids; Mias Linda by Mr*. Chester Stowell. Mr. and 'the couple have settled on the Blatx. Millstadt. Ill, cousin of the Mr*. Wayne Corey of Wyoming, Nuptial vows were exchanged j fiand of Kauai. Hawaii, nnd groom: Mr*. John Barnes. Belle- sister and brother-in-law of the by MLss Irene Kay Burkey and | Bn. considering a permanent vllie, Ill, sister of the groom: Mrs bride, were master and mistress of Jack D. Adkins in a Saturday, i residence there. , Errol Puttman. Saginaw, and Mis.- ceremonies. Kay Stanton, sister of Ann Stager, Middleville. were the the bride, was at the guest book, double ring ceremony perfotin- . The couple met one and onebridesmaids. . Mrs. Margaret Johnson, aunt of rd in the Chapel of the First jhnlf years ago in New York The attendants were gowned in i the bride, was lu charge of the gift Methodist Church held at 2 Clty where Marlene has worked a* an occupational therapist nt floor-length silk brocade dresses table, assisted by Mrs. Richard o’clock In the afternoon. Parents of the bride are Mr.' the Veteran’s Hospital m Mnnin alternating shades of blue.1 Baker. Delton, cousin of the bride; green, yellow, gold, pink and rose, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hooper. Mid- nnd Mrs. Paul E. Burkey. 1126 hnUen. with matching shoes and head dlevilk* and Errol Puttman of N Boltwood, and the bridegroom , Philip 1* a toy dtnlgner and in­ pieces. They all wore long white Saginaw. Mrs. Ronald Geiger. is Hie Aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse venter with his toys being manu546.50 Ariklna m-m v Street. ' fnWiirrri factured and sold bv by the AMSCO E. Adkins. 3320 Peck gloves and carried calia-lilles tied Freeport, and Mi*» Ellen Chap­ v Industries. with matching ribbon bows. man. Middleville, served punch. Muskegon Heights. Miss Lori Dykstra, daughter of Mrs. William Heath. Hastings, The Rev George Elliott offi­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dykstra, poured coffee. Mrs. C. Vaughn. ciated in the presence of the cousin of ttie bride, was the flower Wyoming, and Mrs. Lee Wlerenga. Immediate families. Mrs. David girl. She wore a floor-length blur Middleville, served ‘ the groom's Kniko provided the traditional brocade dress fashioned like the cake. Assisting with the serving wedding music. attendants’ with matching acccs- were Mr*. Howard Orsbom. Mr*. Given in marriage by her fa­ *orle» Master Brian Bowman, son Roger Ttowler and Mr*. Merle ther, the bride wore a street Mr*. Richard Carl of Hustings of Mr. and Mr*. LaVeme Bowman Kahler of Hasting* and Mrs. Duke length dress of white lace over is to be inL-tres* of cervnuintes Jr, and cousin of the bride, was Reed of Holland. acetate, featuring three quarter ! nt the TOPS •Take Off Pounds A rehearsal dinner was given by the ring bearer, dressed In formal length sleeve® and silk shantung I Sensibly) convention on Friday. ‘ attire. the groom’s parents at Hie Wel­ -S4995 Michael Ttchter of Granite City, come Comers Methodist Church collar and cuffs. Her shoulder i the first cfiv of the two-d a y Ill, assisted us best man. Ushers on Saturday evening. April IT. at 7 lengtti veil was held In • place State uuthreing. • Battery or AC with U band of nylon leaves and Hostesses for the two days will were Howard Reed, Wood River. o’clock. • ^M/FM/SW Ill, brother-in-law of the bride, Out-of-town guests came from seed pearls. She carried a bridal Include Mrs Alien Wilson. Mrs. bouquet of yellow nnd white (Hurley Shaffer. Mrs Leon Wrate. • 14 Traniiitor and Robert Muskopf. Millstadt. Hl, Buffalo. N.Y.; St. Louto, Mo.; Mill­ cousin of the groom. Groomsmen stadt and Belleville. Ill, Suginaw. daisies entwined with green ivy Mrs Curl and Mr*. Fan Snyder, • Super Sound • all of Hastings, and Mrs. Ronald were Mlles Roache. St. Louis, Mo.; Grand Rapids. Wyoming. Plain­ Ituve*. AIWA Miss Beverly Burkey, sister of Barercft and Mrs. Albert Owen Don Woodrome. Buffalo, N. Y, and well. Holland. Battle Creek. Delton. Ron Tlscher. Belleville. Ill, friends Cloverdale. Prairieville. Freeport, th-,- b-ide. was her only attend­ of Nashville. of Uie groom; John Barnes. Belle­ Caledonl'i, Middleville and Nash­ ant. Hit pink whipped cniun I Two from the Hastings TOPS from $] 875 to $69’5 dicas was trimmed with white w|*L are rpnduaUng are Mr*. ville. Bl, brother-in-law of th-.- ville. groom, and larry Hofstetter. Mill­ ’Die groom is a Junior at Kansas lace and she wore a cori&ge of 'Shaffer and Mr*. Owen. They stadt, Ill, cousin of the groom. State University, Manhattan. Kan. pink and white carnations. Jesse h*v<- obtained their weight goals The mother* of the couple wore majoring In bakery management. Adkins. Jr, brother of the groom, and will receive diplomas kRntlcal floor-length dresses in They live at 530 N. 14th Street. served as best man. Atty, and Mr* Max Bauer re­ 138 W. State lavender crepe and rose crepe With Manhattan. Kan. Mrs. Burkey chose a turqu°l»« dress and hat with black patent turned Saturday after a 10-rfay Fhoae 945-4284 acoeworias for her daughter’s trio to Williamsburg. Va.; Phlladelphla Pa . and other hUtoric I Open AH Day Thursday wedding and a corange of white carnations The groom's mother place* of Intercal. wore a beige suit with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow camnUnns. A reception w held at 3 pm. at the home of tlie bride’s par­ ents with Mr. nnd Mrs. B--ryl Price, of Middleville, aunt and uncle of the bride, as master and inlslrra* or ceremonies. Helping about the rooms were Mr. and Mra. George Mlmer. Mr and Mrs. Donald Williams. Mrs. James Al­ len and Howard Bmelker. For traveling. Hie bride chang­ ed to a navy blue suit with white acceasoric* and a corsage of white ramations Their new ad­ dress will be 473 Seminole Rd, Muskegon Heights. Out of town guests came from Muskegon. Kalamazoo. Lansing. Freeport and Middleville. *—TMF- HASTINGS BANNER nrerWay, April 28. !•« Library Friends Attend Workshop At Kalamazoo Lansing Gallery Soonsoring an Ooen Show May 25 Candlelight Rites Unite Couple at Methodist Church "Our Broasted Chicken is Worth Crowing About" THE LANDLUBBER INN 'Migrant Worker' To be Discussed by Emmanuel Guild Marlene Ragla Is Married in Maui, Hawaii V M Portable Irene ray Kay Duritey, Burkey, Jack D. Adkins Exchange Vows Mother's Day Glamour 5119.95 Solid State . . . Deluxe Turntable Diamond Needle Other Models from Lav-Awav Now for GRADUATION Hastings Wornen To Graduate at TOPS Convention SEE and HEAR! . The New AIWA Line of Transistor Radios Model 141 Tape Recorders MUSIC CENTER Children like Kaopectate' Rebekah Lodge To Have Visitation You'll love Martha Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting on Frldak April 22. tit which time the Re- I bekah degree was conferred upon Margaret Winters. Tlie Hostings Lodge will enter- | tain the next visFatton of Distrlct No. 23. Entertainment com- | mlttee is Lavinln Wood; lunch., Rctha Lenz. Fannie Endsley. Josie Hall nnd Marjorie Barcroft Visitors were from Jackson. Lansing. Lake Od(T*.i and Wau­ kegan. Ill The Lodge wWw to thank each one who donated men's necktie* to be rent to the I OOF Home in Jackson. Manning and Mr. Simon Mother's Day Dresses in Dacron Polyester— the Easy-to-Care-For Fabric! \ Classic slim sliirt dress in faggoted ’The First African Violet So­ ciety of Grand Rapid* will hold their annual African Violet Show at the Grand Rapids Pub­ lic MuMum. East Building Gar­ den Center on Wednesday. May 4, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m The theme of the show is ’’Violet Wonderland.” Hlurbird Blur • l.utcinus Pink • Brach Brifir. SIZES 10-12-14. Il—Permanently pirated skirt, ideal for weather in Dacron 100% Polyester. Wash and wear. 8-18 • Tomato Red 6 fl. ox. 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Fully guaranteed — here are 4 from our new spring collection. Choose any one — you’ll win her over at a glancel Gilmore Jeweler 102 L Stat. Peg’s Beauty Bar Make Your Appointment Early . . . Call 945-3382 $15.00 Ffione 945-5316 Artcarved - $12.50 Parmanent Special (Open Evenln94 by Appointment) • ’ Complete (Above Saving & Loot) �Juniors Preparing 1 For the J-Hop St Rose of Lima Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Bondy Gillespie and members vcrtlMng; Karen Prost. refreshof her committee* are detailing plana for the Hastings High J- I Girls May Now Apply for BPW Scholarship ■ V • Fl nlng. May 14. Diana Brown Is providing the While the theme of the gym remains a secret, the public will Donald W. .Spencer’ were united be Invited to inspect the gym on tn marriage at 3 pm. Saturday, Saturday afternoon before the charge of photography. Music will be provided by Jack formal dance which will be held performed the double ring cereMias Gillespie Is central chalrHie bride is die daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce. R3 Hu- 1001 8. Dibble Street. ' White glads and yellow mnpdragons, palms and lilies were used in the church and tlie bridal table was decorated with White ,ind yel­ low snapdragons and white daisies Give him Accutron*, the only timepiece in the world guaran­ teed to give him the right time. The Accutron timepiece uses an electronic tuning fork instead of conventional watch works. It vi­ brates 360 times a second and keeps time so precise, the Accutron time­ piece is guaranteed accurate to with­ in a minute a month. It’s the world’s first electronic wrist timepiece; the first major ad­ vance in timekeeping in 300 years. Which is almost reason enough to give it to the graduate inyour family. ACCUTRON “2B". Stilnlm •ml c*»e. waterproof’, applied markers on silvertone dial, alligator strap. $125.00. Hodges Ettablithod 1931 Oar New Store—State JWbrn UK, crown «ad cryHll *r« laud- High School & College Boys Go at yourBest... WI2I.IJ DRI SSI I) Hodges. Mra. Clayton BrandMetter. Mra. Patrick Hodges. Mrs. Theodore Knopf, Mra. Robert King and Mra. Edward Van­ Popering of Grund Rapids. were Mra. 6 for 45c Applications must be returned i BOYS SUITS Tailored to perfection from fabrics that will add ease and comfort to your every dress-up occasion The day of the wedding Mr. nnd Mra. Homer Smith and Dr. nnd Mra. Raymond Fliuiie will host a luncheon at the latter’s Ikotue for the bridal party and some of the out-of-town guests. this special season of the year. New season shades for o perfect appearance everywhere. $45°° to $7500 Begin Landscaping Medical Facility Landscaping of the grounds of the Barry County Medical Fa­ cility got underway Tuesday morning by tte Thomapple Gar­ den Club with the flrat plant­ ings of Multiple Birch. Hopa Crab. Mountain Ash. Sargt-.uil Crab and Little Loaf Unden. It bi interesting to note that President and Mra. Johnson planted the Little Leaf Unden on tlie White House grounds as the official Presidential tree. Contributions are being wel­ comed by the garden club a. memorials or out-right gifts to­ ward this project. Formal Wear RENTALS Come in now for reservations and fittings. This season you may choose from the traditional whifa Whit * treat! Ready to bake formol weor we hove six col- Marie Pierce, godmother, and Paul Lubienicckl. godfather. Maternal grand- accessories furnished. (Petci Dublenieckl.KM 8 Church, paternal (grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Maynard Pierce of FtirmIngton. and Mr. and Mra War- Headquarters for Formal Wear for Every Occasion Buttcrcnist Milk Bread------------------------- 26c Dote Nut Sweet Bread_____; -36c Special 55c Apple Fritters Save 7c 62c Value _________ 6 for 42c A light yeast railed dough with piece* of apple through- Coffee Cake Family Sixc 63c; Small 35c Cookie Day Every Wed. 4 *»«• $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Banner IVanf Adj Pay! IT'S THE SECOND BIG WEEK OF OUR One Group—Several style* in one, ** $688 two and three piece. Size 32-38. LADIES KNIT SPORTSWEAR LADIES DRESSES One Group — Jersey acetate, shifts and two piece styles. Size 12-20 - 14%-22!4. $488 Values to $9.98 T-TOPS Jamaicas Sixes S-M-L Sixes 8 to 16 Reg. $3.98 & $5.98 $199 & $299 100% nylon, tailored or lace trimmed, white and pastels. Size small, medium, large. One Group—Assorted prints and solids . . . Size 38. 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Reg. $1.00________________ NOW among the 17 friends and rela­ tives pnwnt for the Joyous uc- 128 count; 42-inch. O $400 ...I1OW fc Yds. 1 By Beacon—Sixe 36“ x 50". Wash­ able. 94% rayon and 6% nylon. Prints and solid colon. $4 88 Reg. $2.98_____ __-N0W 1 Tho*e at Grand Valley State College for the dinner meeting of I the Citizen* Council Tuesday eve,ning included Mr. and Mra Rich­ ard Shuster. Mr. and Mra Don 1 Gill. Mra Jane Him. Mra. Elizabeth • Underwood. Mra. Florerire Wtlaoh. , Mr*. Race Ca [of Middleville. NOW O 5E°0 C Doz. W reg. T‘ now $1°° IRONING BOARD (OVERS In silicone or muslim. Fits up to 54 in. board. Reg. 79c____ NOW O $4 00 C for 1 $41 00 Hemstitched, asserted pattacm. Reg$4 15 $1.69 NOW 1 ^or Tr^de-Name' label* on the things9 you buy'... you'll find m them here! ' ' BEACH TOWELS eae-, l. e/. $izc 36 in. by 56 in. =•5 R°w 1 Regularly $2.98 Dox. STAMPED PILLOW CASES CHENILLE RUGS 20 in. by.32 in. Skid-resistant. Reg. In azwtted colon. $1.49 NOW । I 1 BABY BLANKETS PILLOW TUBING GAUZE DIAPERS Slightly irregular. 77c 100% Cotton with lace trim. Size 4 to 14. GIRLS SLIPS $ A 88 Regularly $5.98 Now Girls KNIT TOPS Girls CROP TOP Rog. 59c "™ BLANKETS by beacon BLANKETS by beacon Church In Detroit. The sponsor.. Complete formal attire and Friday & Saturday Special Combination ships will be considered at this > time also. I A total of *4,000 has been given ' in .scholarships and renewals since 1959. Funds for this pro­ ject are derived from the Style : Show which is almost a com­ munity project. with cooperation , from all tho local merchant.! in I one phase or another. Again, members wish to tiiank every­ one »-hu has helped to make the Style Show a success. right down | to tliat young tady. on the left LADIES SWIM SUITS fI Mra Roger Pierce of Detroit was baptized Sunday. April 24.-at - orful. but tasteful choices. scholarship Special purchases on much of the season's most desirable merchandise have enabled us to pass remarkable savings on to our customers. Don't miss out on your share of these outstanding bargains. Baptize Daughter Paige the ^IMUitiurS coots or if you prefer colorful potterns in your of William Wells and Creek. Mrs. George Alton. of Ann Arbor, who will be one of Mary s bridesmaids on May 7th. nnd Mrs. Jack Caton of Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs; Clayton Brandstetter and Mra. Roger Wiswcll will be coiiostrai at a breakfast Saturday morning wlven they compliment Miss Morey al tlie Wiswell home on those Special School Occasions MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Danish Pastries Fresh Frozen Pizza with pearls. A removeable chapel train of ailk organza was attached under a acaUopcd lac? collar at MRS. DONALD W. SPENCER toe shoulder line. Chantilly lace . Miss Sharon Sue Pierce Is Married. bordered toe hemline of the train 1 and was accented with scattered I pearl trimmed lace appliques. Her Iulth hM. and acctssobouffant elbow-length veil of lm-|rlrt,; Rroom* mother wore a ported ailk Illusion was attached b ue wl‘h matching to a double crown of lace outlined ‘‘ccessorira. Both mothers had or-V with pearls and highlighted with C“!*J corsage*. cryital. She carried a bouquet of Mr “«• Robfrt P*cr“ Wfrc! orchids on a Bible master and mistress of ceremonies. Mia, Su< nerce was her sister’s .. taunedUU,L “* wedr mold of honor. She wore a floor-। CLEVELAND’S 30c or pepperoni. Miss Mary Mprey Continues in Her r re-INuptlOl Whirl Jewelry 100% Whole Wheat Bread through Don Gill, Principal. Hastings High School; Mra. Ruth sldemtlon wddlS and bcD slrXcTshe^^! Anl'"1 Ca“»y Shurlow I and Marge Kilmer, all of Hastings, were at the gift table. accented with velvet bows at the Miss Edna O'Neill of Big Rapids , shoulders, and a matching iwad- and Mrs. Hubert Fuller. Hastings, piece of organza with floral trim poured the coffee; Mr. and Mra. and short bustle type veil. Her Robert Hammond. Hastings, were | flowers were yellow Fuji mums at the punch bowl; Mrs.-Bernard | with green velvet ribbon. Guggcmo* and Mra. Vaughn Lydy, Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Hastings, cut the cake. Allerding; Mrs. Richard (Judyi For traveling, the new Mra. | Slmrp and Mrs. Gary (Janeti Spencer wore a green suit with | Pole)-, sister* of the groom; Miss matching accessories and an orchid Brenda Fierce, cote in of Die bride. After a Northern Michigan wed­ Ung* except Mrs. Foley of Lan­ ding trip. Uie bridal couple is sing. Their identical sheaths and making their home at 427'.a E. coals were of mint green with Center Street, Hastings. mntchbig headpieces and their Out-of-town guests were present flowers were green Fuji mums from Battle Creek. KaUnuuoo. wtth yellow velvet ribbon. Lanning. Big Rapids. Charlotte. Little MLss Cindy Llndauer. Middleville, Traverse City, Detroit. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Larry Marshall. Gobies, and Grand Llndauer of Battle Creek, was toe Rapids. The rehearsal party w-.is given flower girl gnd she wore a minia­ ture eopj of the attendants’ dresses by the grooms parents, Mr and and coats in maize with matching Mrs. q. w. Spencer, nt the Hotel Hastings. % headpiece. Jolm Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, R4 Hastings, was the ring bearer. . • * » Carl Hartman acted as best num.. and Stephen Pierce, brother of toe | n K , .. . . . .. . . bride, Thomas Cavanaugh. Michael t -V and Ulnh.rJ _,...■ ... Dsdck Richard Stuup. ..11 all of Hnde-el«ct Mias Mary ■«. Morey Hastings, and Gary FUlcy of Lan­ was tlie Ibonoree again Saturday sing were ushers when Mra. K. a McIntyre and For her daughter's wedding. Mra. Mra. Earl Coleman entertained Pierce chose a pink brocade dress with a bridal sliowcr bridge-1 luncheon at the Hustings Hotel. | A beautiful, fluffy white porirm>1 wu one of the highlights of the decorative tlictne and pink It lamettas, floating in crystal bowls, centered the small tables. Top talhis for tlie afternoon# play were held by Mrs Plidlip 1 Hllson, Mra. George Dean. Mra., Accutron by Butov*. J BAKED GOODS 1 to deserring young ladles graduI attng from Hastings High School wishing to continue their edu- the organ. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length sheath of hand-clipped Chantilly lace. The fitted bodice was tityled with a scoop neckline and elbow­ length sleeves and featured a modified empire waistline The Now that he’s graduating the least he should know is the right time Ljou'll love our *• Parmaleek - 124 East State Street �Bernard Historical . Society to Meet, Museum to Open at the Wesleyan Church in the > rrf IfiA A re- Mrs. Taylor of Delton Area Dies Tuesday The Bernard Historical Soci­ ety meets Monday. May. 2 at 8 p.m. in the Delton High School home economics room. The Adelbert CortrighU’ fami­ ly visited them lent wtek. Mr. and Mra. Bill Cartright end boy* of Detroit oeing the tint to ar­ rive to spend a few days. Mr .11:45 a-m- Friday. Jan. 27 and Mra. Hossein Anrtoeyejonl p. tip., II. Hl Driton. who riled Tuesday afternoon at the Grund Rapids O»tro|Mthic Hos­ pital. are to be held al 1:30 p.m. Friday at lite Yankee Spring* A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET Second Semester Finals: Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, June 5. 6, 7 Elementary students only: ....Close at 11:45 am, Thursday. June 8 Second Ssmeatcr ends:--------------------------- 11:45 SJn, Friday. June 0 .8:00 p.m.. Friday, June 9 dlevllle; 12 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING IU W. SMt. Sr LaLonde. Detroit, secretary-treasurer. SUU Juuiar AMoeialion; Mr*. Marge Slrokl*. Grand Rapids, secretary of the Michigan Women's Bowling AsaocUtlon. and John Kaalnrty. Heating*, president of the Michigan Junior Bowling Association. Camp lire Smoke The Episcopal Church was Training waa presented by the training chairman. Mrs. Geruld Skcdgril and waa an "Indoor- When our boys arc called into military service, quite naturally they have sweetheart problems. Young. and Duane Miller. Representing their sponsor, the Emmanuel HASTINGS CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Hickory Corners People Serving People 'day afternoon to Miss Sherry Goodin of Nashville. Rev. Vaugh Jensen performed the ceremony profession it is wise to piece 1your Cloverdale - Hope trust ond confidence in people By Mrt. Stephen Otgood modeling the cabin and Robert Furrow, camp chairman, has charge of this project Comp plans were discussed and two Ihrce-day sessions will Fairways are softer with Hush Puppies’golf shoes Fairways teen shorter —and softer, Eighteen bales warn more like sine. Then wonderfully CMfortrtle Hurt Puppies* golf shoes may not taprove your game but they sura do a lot to Improve your comfort around the course. Some­ thing also you'll Me: they're waterrepellent and apl-railstant — brush up to a like new look in Jest seconds. Enjoy the coolness of Breathin’ Brushed Pigskin* together with a steel shank for extra foot support. Coo! lightweight comfort WE FiRTKIMTE Hurt PuPfNoaj home from the hospital. She Ls feeling bolter and able to have i some company. * Mr and Mra.; ' Lyndon Johncock of Oun Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roblycr and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osgood and Barbara were Sunday dinner guests of the Stephen Osgoods. * Mr and Mr*. William Hart of Hastings were Sunday callers of CLEANING If'you are proud of your furnishings have them cleaned the safest and most Men's M395 members at Leonard- sional. trustworthy and earnest in personally serving each family. LEOnRRDOSGOOD ll-JJoHU ! leaving foe Saigon On Friday i evening his family and friends lore meeting at the school far a good children were guests of Camp Fire Leader's Associa­ I Jimmy Johncock of Oun Lake on tion meeting was held Thurxlay Friday evening In honor of Jim­ at the Camp Fire office. The my's ninth birtlxlay. They had a delightful party nt Mr. Jim's pet I shop in Grund Rapid*. ’ ’ staff Osgood Funeral Home are profes­ and want to protect your investment, effective way possible. Ladies' »12’5 The Phone 945-3471 MILLER'S Duraclean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS Ph. WI 5-2091 UPHOLSTERING mnm CKMTMMfUR THE FURNITURE family of Wayland and Mi*. John Rlne and J Un of Hastings were Saturday .--upper guc*U of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Osgood. * Jlifi Anders Ls spending a few days at Pennock Hospital and BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 Sate of66 Just What Mother Wants for Mother's Day, May 8th 2 DOOR CONVENIENCE! JUST 28" WIDE I 2 APPLIANCES IN 1 ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER1 Holds frozen foods on long-term basis. Two flex-grid ice trays! AUTOMATIC-DEFROST REFRIGERATOR! Big convenience features Huge porcelain enamel vegetable bin! Deep door shelf for Vi gal; milk cartons and tall bottles. Only 28" wide—needs no door clearance at side! on-Spring lime with those deal-makin1 Dodge Boys. And everything's coming up savings ... on Polara, the Ralfy'round ’ fertile Dodge Boys big-hitting, big-moving, big-luxury, modestly priced Dodge shown here. Get in on the sale ol '66 with a Polara of your own. the easy-priced way lo the automotive big time. Join 'efl. The swing set The big savers. The Rebellion Rally wants you. Reallyl Low, low price! With Trade Big Trade, Easy Terms Model TB-12MA • 11.8 Cu. Ft Net Volume TWO-DOOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER General Electric Quality — known, respected, wanted by millions! If If, Electrical Call "Red" 119 W. State St. Phone WI 5-2866 —-------------- - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • mo1 s«n. st �only for helping veterans and Poppy Days Will Soon be Observed Here itich the paUenU recetro pay. to provide those things which mean the difference between just rnuruui a* run suucr w«u Grand R Raplda ItoepllaU have arwid *PW* »*Mplub -.uuu poppnw for diau luiuon on . on# million, three hundred May 20 and 21. • yxxiaand popples and are hoping Legion and Auxiliary members all will bloom on coats. shirts. 2 ------- ■ We plea growing on Flanders Field during World War I. A nationwide observance of Poppy Day began in 1020 and la Dr. Shrosbree Leaves Gull Lake Schools menu! activity Wearing of a poppy on "Poppy Days ' and Me­ morial Day has come to mean Bupt of the Gull Lake Com­ munity School District since it given their lives and. those who are still giving, in the service of resigning. the .country. Donations received are helping the living. could accept Bhroabree become superinten­ dent when the old Kellogg Dis- <d with the Richland District. He had served one year as super­ intendent of the Kellogg District. A native of Watervliet, be Western. hU master's at Mlch- The Harry McDonalds have returned from Florida where they spent the Winter at the Town and Country Mobile Park I The Hastings Banner Mrs. Richardson Of Clarksville Dies Sunday Funeral services were held for Mrs. Huldah B. Richardson. 57. of R2 Clarksville, at the Wesle­ yan Methodist Church at ClarksTl lie at 1:30 pm. Wednesday with Interment in the Clarks­ ville Cemetery. Rev. Martin Brauer of Grand Rapids officiated. Mrs. Richardson died Bunday at 5:45 pm. at Butterworth Hos­ pital, Grand Rapid.-., after a long illness. She was born In Arcadia. Frtj. 10. 1009. the daughter at John and Caroline (Bekei Melrer and married Ellis Richardson. Dec. 19. 1935. They had resided in Clarksville for 31 years. Mrs. Richardson was a member of St. Johns Lutheran Church in Ionia. Surviving are her husband: one daughter.Mrs. Gerald (Faye) Fahrnl of Ionia; a son. Wayne Lltfly of Phoenix, Arts.; five step-sons, Elmer. Vernon. Edwin and Lee Richardson of Clarks­ ville and Francis of Jenison; three grandchildren: 20 step­ grandchildren; three brothers, and three sisters^ 9 State Bureaus Opening of a new State driver licensing station in Kalamazoo recently brings to nine the num­ ber of counties served in whole or In part by Michigan Depart­ ment of State licensing exami­ ners. The new station will handle all licensing in Kalamazoo coun­ ty. An estimated 55,000 driver llcensrs are Issued each year. "I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD!" Section Twa—Paaae 1 to 8 TS....J.W April S--I 28, 9R 1966 Thursday. Carl Roth of Clarksville Dies Teusday Lloyd Long's Mrs. Norton Father Succumbs tOf Nashville ; Nicholas E. Long. 81. of 1343 , Bradford. Grand Rapids, died Monday. April 18. Buried Saturday Roth. of Hastings; one daughter, Mra 77. Clarksville, who died at 3.45 pltal. are <0 be held al 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Pickens Chapel at Clarksville. | Rev. Earl Hardyman is to of­ : flciate and burial will be In the Clarksville Cemetery, . grandchildren, and right great grandchildren. .Scrvicct were Iseld Wednesday at 3 p in Cap­ tain Eric Brltcher of the Salva­ tion Army officiating. Inter­ ment was Thursday at Gaylord. Nashville f 1 pl (a Ur rd foe seven weeks and naa Been in in neaiin i« » , . and there ore no Immediate surlong lime prior to his death. vlviors He was a life-long resident of — < Clarksville and waa bom Jan. COOtS GfOVe The Rev Max Gladding offi­ 19. 1889. the son of GotUeib and virgll P Brock, aong-wrtter ciated at Saturday's services and Kathy ine (Kropf' Roth. . ^nd singe; evangelist will be at —— ——, —------- — ———He married Mra Fredda Seese lhe Coals Grove Church on Sun- the birthplace of Mr». Norton, on Nov. 4. 1061. He retired from day May 1. speaking at the 11 ^o*' burtaL his farm northwest m'. aenrtce. —rvlre’ Manv ---------—• ■ northwest Of of Clarks- nojn Many will rrmemremem- , viue nine years ago. |t>er M the^writer of "Beyond |: The William Jerows have sold i their an Indian Hills Dr. In-----addition wife, lie —Is the OUU4C,. Sunset." U4IU and for IM hU pre- ------------ ----to ids -............... - home “ survived by a daughttr from . vlous appearances hrre bringing <<» p 8111 the (jospei Gospel in In song ana and spoken spoken ™°»ed '• to™?..----------------uuuu.fr, . ¥r’ . -T r.ui nrn-w, The public is cordially itniiv ir._ | 'Sheila) DeWent of Grand Rap- word. in­ Flaher col All are invited. They have oaky "n. until (heir new home is built. - | Ids; three grandchildren; six . great grandchildren: five sup’ « t 1 daughters; three step-sons, and ... ,, , w « name uua ,one slater, Mrs Fenton (Mara-| “ anl ■',‘i bnutra Items, celebrate Is father's birthday, ,2-7, naretl Miller of ir-vFt Lauderdale, Iziurirrriulr ,, ,, |garet> FL in*-. *»<> t*o brothers, oottieib Dr. Ethel Williams known in Iot Lakc, Odessa and Adolph of Michigan for her genealogy work. . LaGrange. Ore. wiir speak ot 8 pjn. this Thurs------------ •------------day. at the llastlngs City Bank, j The Floyd Armours have reMrs. Andrew Aldrich of Hick­ Her subject will be "Setting turned from Bradenton. Fla.. ory Corners was happily sur­ prised on her 90th birthday at Up A Genealogical Collection J where they Joined the many the home of her daughter, Mrs. lij. The Library." This Is a Barry County families at Lincoln ■ Lovell Dewey. Sunday afternoon, Joint project of the Barry Arms Trailer Park for the Win- t April 24. County Historical Society and lcrAbout 75 guests came to con­ Hastings City Library. 221 E. State Street—P.O. Box 287, Hatting* gratulate her. Dr. WllUoma was bom in Metropolitan Life Among those present besides WI 5-5131 WI 5-5344 her daughter, were her two sons. Insurance Company Clayton Aldrich of Lake Odessa, joining to the Yankee Springs ind Andrew Aldrich of Parch­ ment; her grandsons. Dr. May­ ther, Richard H. Williams hod nard Dewey of Ann Arbor and Marvin Dewey, local, and her Springs Post Office In one cor­ {randdaughter. Mrs. Russell ner of the store. Stanton, of Delton. Mr. and Mrs, Clair Herring of Detroit assisted tlie hostess with during which time he was also tlie arrangements.. Mrs. Marvin the postmaster. "Yankee Bill" Dewey served the family dinner preceding the party. He petitioned the P. O. De­ Mrs Aldrich gets much enjoy­ ment out of life Rhe is very partment In 1906 to Uke the P. alert mentally, enjoys reading O. and establish a rural mute. When they moved to Hastings, The Hastings Banner with the aid of a special eye glass and ' ■lets about with the aid of a Middlrvlile was established. Dr Williams Ut the editor of anlker. This she does In spite of having had both hips broken "Michigan Heritage,” a quarter­ In separate accidents In the last ly magazine having to do with commemorate someone dearly loved and lost. We are 10 years. , genealogy and history. She has specialists In msnumsnU sculptured Irocn Select Barre She has made her home with written a number of books, one Grands sad. fully gusrinlasd. her daughter at Hickory Comers of which Ls "Know Your Anfor 10 years but lived most of har ctMors." She is a recipient of life In Lake Odessa. Her husband many honors and awards. passed away nine years ago. The Historical Society hopes Beet Memorial Friends and relatives from the many people will take this opfollowing places enjoyed the oc­ j’ortunlty to come and hear Dr. casion : Sunfield. Vermontville, Ionia. Lake Odessa. Grand Rap­ ids. Flint. Ann Arbor. Detroit. Historical Society. REPRESENTATIVE Jackson. Charlotte. Richland and Kalamazoo. Song-Writer Ot Group Hickory Corners Historical J1' •_ _ .In Invites Public to Woman Feted on near Genealogy Talk !)(hli Birthday __ n n IRONSIDE ” Man of the year" AWARD WINNER 6370 Day is for Remeinberiig Duane Jarman Past Middleville Resident Succumbs Mrs. Mildred Robertson, 73. of You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! Utsatttvt Urncn Aj Signs Fira Sarvict Ilin Ban lira Shop Bursa, Saits c Service Courthouse Sarvicc Fanners Ges & OH Co HMtrngt Mow Saits IS* Garage S Welding une duict-Chevroitt Inc. leanri <uto & loot Supoty Marwe'i Stindaro Service v 8 I friendly Service 8uiidt*t Ki pein C. A Mettson Builder Clatklwg sac Mceueoet Bonnell S Gown Shop Cleveland's Mens Store Parmelee Store j~ Waters Clothes Shop Oepertaeet Steres Ben Franklin Store Ory Cleseers Berry Cleaners Hastings Cleaners One Hour Martiniring Oectrtoi SarvtaM Electric Motor Service Hastings Electric. Inc. florists Bartow Gardens florist $t Martin Floral Harfwan. Hetueweres L w Caroenter. Hardware Gances Hastings VIS Hardware Western auto dent of Middleville, died Friday, April 22, at Seattle. Wash., hos­ pital where she had been for a month. Mrs Robertson Ls survived by a son. Richard, a former Mid­ dleville resident now of Brook­ lyn. Mich.; a daughter. Mrs May Rockett of Tacoma, and five grandchildren. held Tuesday m Tacoma. legs eno fleer Coverings Browns floor Service Hastings floor Covering Skees Bine’s Hastings "ul-Rile Shoes Wavne's-Shoe Store Leader t BeiUlag Segalles Barn County Lumber Co. East Side lymbet Co Sgertlag Goods Leary s Soon Catjler Mesre lastractlea Mauri's Musk Studio felevtsica Radio aae HLfl Central Radio 4 I.V. The Musk Center Shopping will never lie more convenient than it is right now . . . with a FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge it. Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, (t's a free service to you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per Every inch a rugged John Deere You got a full measure of John Deere performance and conven­ ience in Ike 8 h.g. “110" Uw« and Carden Tractor. Independent ground-speed con­ trol. Double-safe electric start­ er. Double-action brakes. At­ tachments for mewing, during snow, gardening, spraying . . . msny more. Keep your homeetead in trim, and handle many farm chores, too. with • John Deere "110'' Tractor. Convenient credit. Tnunth and extend payments over many months with a small. 1% tfrvfco fee added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS MEM8ER1 Fedaral Deposit Insure new Corporation Thompson sudoen death ropolitsn 8 '/i years Life • Hoipitalisalioa Minn., April Amy. and two sons. John and Jim. Mrs Thompson and the boys visited at the William James home lost Summer 214 E. Shriner St Hastings Phone 945-5080 A VIRY REASONABLLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, has two bedrooms upt'si'V and down s Urge bedroom, living room, large kitchan with dining space, complete bath and another small room off the bathroom. Michigan cellar, heated with gas furnace, there are lots of cupboards in tbe place, is completely insulated, real good roof, and the price is . .------ $4,000.00 A GOOD COINC BUSINESS located on an excellent laren site and has steady business priced al---- ------------------- - .$55,000.00 ANOTHER HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has three bedrooms up­ stairs and bath up and down, nice living room with fireplace, dining room and kitchen together, den or extra bedroom, full basement with gas heating plant, two stall garage, is cap in­ sulated. has storm windows and screens, for------ $9,500.00 HOUSE IN WOODLAND has three bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, water heater, has a basement with new gas furnace, water softener, hardwood floors up and down, good well, septic tank foe $3,700.00 AN (XCILLENT INCOME PROPERTY IN THE THIRD WARD, close in. has two apartments, one has three bedrooms with Closets and bath, and the ol,f ,our bedrooms with closets, living room. diniWRlR ■lien, bath and pan­ try, full basement with two •rM#M#two water heaters; and a two-stall garage for-------- --------- --------------- $16,500.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedrooms upstairs; downstairs it has one bedroom, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with gas heat, double garage, living room is carpeted, and drapes go alao, storm windows, screened-in front porch, workshop on back for .................................................................... $10,500.00 COMPLETE BANKING t TRUST SERVICE Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years Duluth. vales and service. A RIAL GOOD BUY IN A NICE HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, has two bedrooms upstaja/tl ap'ti"o p*su'td A|-au living room, dining ,oom.\||| ■liuowaseq poo3 ||n with brand new gas fumaJWfclrs»»rtu*op siuoorp.I Vi stall garage, nice lot for............................. $8,000.00 Card NOW1 IlnsTiiiqs Cifii Bunk of Hastings former Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES Plmaaiae Miller s Plumbing & Healing Jewelers P i. Gilmore lewelet Hodges lewelry Millen lewtlers Thompson of REAL ESTATE BeverwyTs Color Center PkanBKtsts lacoO's Pharmacy Septic lean Sa met Ivons Seelie Tant Service Friends Fur Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. Office Sapalies Schauers Office SupoIIm Haatieg eae An Ceadlttoniai Haslints Automatic Heating Welton’s inc. rtormerti Kaechela's) Hod Thompson, P«.s» Resident, Dies at Duluth Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. WI 5-5052 AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THE 5ECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and closets upstairs, and hall, two bedrooms and hall are carpeted, and downstairs it has a living room, dining room, kitchen end new bath, ceramic tile, with tub. shower seal and lavatory. fUII basement, gas conversion furnace, has blown in Insulation all over the house, has aluminum siding, new cement oriveway, combination storm windows and screens, and storm doors, the living room is carpeted, also deep freeze, washer and dryer, gas stove, luts all new wiring------------------ $11,000.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD a real nice brick house, ranch type, has a living room with fireplace, carpet and drapes included, two lardrocms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room.'.or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, owner having left town will take ...$17,500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with (bring room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, newly paneled, new hot water l«ater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two stall ga->ge ...$9,500.00 A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedrooms and a store room upstairs, and down a living room, one bed­ room. dming room, kitchen, full bath, has a basement with oil burner, has small basement barn, with stanchions tile lilo, 12 * 36'. ten acres of muck land, two acres woods, good rich soil, located m Odessa Township. Ionia County $10,500.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property close »n Haslines A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has two bedrooms upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, has basement and gas floor fur­ nace. brand new garage and utility room, full corner lot for $9,000 I trade for farm) BUILDINC LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer and water in. has a garage on it, also a part basement $1,500.00 THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEICHT3 ' A NICE VACANT LOT tn Ammon Eaton Addition'for ...$650.00 �Fishermen Set for Trout Opening Saturday Many to Travel to State's Fittest Streams Hastings Still Seeking 1st Loop Diamond Win 4 BING Saxone Tahquamenon river In Chippewa county; and Palls, Etavine. Slate and Silver rivers to Ba county. Shutout Alma’s Phil Fulton handcuffed hind him. Only four Saxons got pitched ball. * BOWL if Uh S41U Total Still seeking toelr first West Central Conference victory after the LllUe Huron river, Mar­ quette county, and certain posted streams are closed to angling to protect spawning steelheads. host to Lakewood’s Vikings this fourth inn Inga The Aral tally Thursday for forced to Borton with the run. Miner scored the second run af­ ter drawing *" * mu. The line score: ALMA_____ ,— Wednesday the Saxons loot a HASTINGS .... 2-0 game to visiting Alma and Batteries: Ain Thursday they were shut out Crowley: Hastings —Nixon Dick Hamm wings ace. Les Springer, limited them to four hits. as seniors <m the Trojan squad SCHELL Purdue (LEE MeritTP Sturgeon river in Cheboygan and OLsego counties; and Black riv­ er in Cheboygan and Presque also counted on to produce good Isle counties. catches of splake and. brown A number of inland lakes arc trout when the action begins. ' not be open to travel, come April 30.' tnxrt must be seven inches long Tlie outlook Is belter tn tlie io bs legal. Hell be using ■ ruler southern half of the Upper Penand anything under icven Inch­ es wtH land the fisherman before th* fudge. It’s America's Favorite Family Fun" postponed until May 11. Athletic Among streams expected to provide top play for brook and brown trout to this region are the Au Sable river to Crawford county; lowr portions of the Manistee river In Wexford coun­ ty; E’en! Marquette, LllUe Man­ istee. and Pine rivers nnd Bald- Armchair Athlete V. Open Bowling Time Available 66 at Lakewood Junior High Take Gun Safety Coune Viking Golfers Here Thursday Sprinter. Steve Spoon started pitching Lakewood High's golf team is to form the opposition for the for Hastings, and was relieved in Hastings High llnksmcn here the second Inning by Dave Wil­ liams who went the rest of the this Thursday. Michigan's season for salvelinus fontinalis, better known as speckled trout, brookie or brook trout, opens Saturday and many area sportsmen will be out seeking this popular game Against Alma. John Peterson fish noted for fighting ability and excellent eating. They won’t fired a 39. Rex Wieland 40. Dave neglect the brown or rainbow trout, either. Coleman 44 and Jim Fisher 45 may be •pretty good” by then. Biologist J. Zimmerman, writing in Ontario’s Conservation Tim Fleming had 42 for Alma. magazine, gives the range of the brook trout as far south as John Wottel 44 and Tom Bark­ Georgia, west to Iowa end north------------------------------------------------- 7 man and Jim Sommervtlle each the warm side. Department to the Arctic Circle. The brookie alewife are shiny fish that run had 46 has a streamlined shape and In schools. Those caught to the Jim Taylor, son of the new Trout waters may still be a bit color pleasing to the eye. It’s net were 4 to 8 Inches long and manager of the Hastings Counhigh and murky for the opencaudal, or tall fin. Is slightly 2 Inches thick. They are sold for forked but generally Appears 835 a ton for pet food. . . . 1st honors against St. Johns. Barry county does have some best steelhead waters will InPeterson had 39, Fisher 43 and getod trout, and John Foster of Coleman 45. Dick Creese. Bob Qfawk-Jtfv hauled in a 17- branches of the On tetragon river noticeable only upon close ex­ amination. Ortwsln and Mark Masaric had .pAnud >*uncc brown from in Ontonagon county; Big Hur­ Dyep Lake last June. This could on river in Baraga and Mar­ Redwings. have been a hatchery- trans- quette counties; Sucker, Miners Utica Used In separating thia Tuesday Coach Carlson took | and Laughing Whitefish rivers pumted Junker. his golfers to Marshall in the I kround the State, flah experts ... in' Alger ™ county; ,.-------------------Little Garlic bitter cold, and were nipped by tatoect stream conditions to be driver In Marquette county; Twoflab. For toe price of a few ___ the Redskins, 168-173. Charlotte: ndrmal to better than average in -Hearted river in Luce county; These trout attain their great­ hooks. Michigan anglers can re­ was also at Marshall and fired est abundance to coo), clear duce mortality losses among streams with occasional deep undersized trout they catch, ac­ cording to toe Conservation De1 rlth a 40. Coleman holes and under-cut banks. Look for them where any natural ob­ parlmenL struction turns the free flow of Uie stream. They are also found Marshall was led by Bill Hile­ In lakes having sufficient depth to provide cool oxygen-rich wa­ fishermen are encouraged to man who shot a 39. Bill was lers. Brooks have low tolerance simply cut their leader, leaving playing his first match for Mar­ Shall. Steve Martin carded a 42,. to warm water and cannot exist Ui warm water lakes, or streams “Fish do not feel pain and John Martin 43 and Paul Mestehaving a temperature higher since the hook will quickly nut maker a 44. Their fifth mon, John also had a 44. than 68F. away./hance* are good that the Gladstone, 1 Aquatic nnd land insects and released trout will survive to their larvae, as well as crusta- provide future sport.” explains r ' Wanl Adt Sell Unused Hems. cinns and fish are the preferred Brad Dur Ung. Department flshy foods of these voracious feeders. biologist for the southern Ldwerl Tlie lad with the stick and can Peninsula. In the delicate process of hav-j of worms knows the brookie sometimes favors an attractive Ing fishermen work loose hooks' which small trout have swal­ worm. lowed. a large percentage of Brook trout have a powerful digestive system nnd a short In­ these fish suffer Injuries that testinal tract, with . the result cause diem to die. adds Dueling. that a trout can be rid of food 15 to 20 minutes after II Is eaten. Tlie brook Is a daytime feetier Marlin High's track team and Is most active during early scored a victory Wednesday In morning and early evening when a triangular. Martin accumulat­ Insect activity Is at a peak. ed OS's pointe, Lawrence 58 nnd Man b the most serious preda­ Gobles 134. tor of toe brook trout- But then, the brook is a shortlived AshMichigan State outfielder*, few reach toe ripe old age of four or five yean. Old Buzz has a game against University of De­ kept few from reaching that troit this year. maturity. ... . The Redwings scored two runs On Tuesday. April 10. 68 Jun­ ior High boys and girls of the Lakewood School were awarded certificates and arm patches for completing toe Junior Oun SafeGreen, principal of Lakewood The material for this course was furnished by the Michigan State Conservation Department with the assistance of Conserva­ tion Officer Louis Kahl. The arm patches for gun safety were pro­ vided by the Clarksville TrlThe score by Innings: Counly Conservation Club who HASTINGS ....DM 000 sponsored the program. ST. JOHNS ....020 Ml Lakewood School plans to re­ Batteries: Hastings — Spoon. Williams and Hamm; 8t. Johns —a triple by Johnson—and three walks and one hit batsman. They got three more on three hits to the fourth and the final tally In the sixth when Boyer tripled and UP Anglers Can Save Trout by Losing Hooks FOR FUN AND HEALTH Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan v£!° E’ PENSFS DO^NI LEASE A IflRONADO! IMMEDIATE DELIVERYI ‘129- This Is Hta "prosHge" cor of the yaarl Comas •quipped wMi < saoaon AIR CONDITIONING — ond many luxury accessories. Maintenance and Insurance available I WAYNE PETERSON CALL 945-4492 WHAT'S YOUR PREFERENCE IN MUSIC? CHANCES ARE, YOU’LL FIND YOUR FAVORITE TYPE IN OUR NEW SUNDAY AFTERNOON EASY LISTENING SCHEDULEl Wins Triangular LOOK WHAT WE'VE COT SUNDAY! Outdoor Trail—Our forest Are Ckafca 45^ Mch • Travels, Cultivators Wide trowels, transplant­ ing trowels, daw cultiva­ tors; hardwood handles. < SEEDS f Ftowors, VsgoUblas Seed packets in various sizes, all ready to plant. 15c ±1. 2-Am Strife rains, but guys and gals burning grass, debris and junk should be careful as toe luuard increases. It will take only a day or more of warm, windy weather to make our countryside dry as tinder. . .. Starting June 1. vacationers will pay 25 to 50 centa more a day to stay at modem-equipped State park campgrounds. . . . You can get a free Michigan Campground Directory by writ­ ing tlie Conservation Dept, in Lansing. . . . Motorbike fans, and we’ve got . them, uho have been tearing up the landscape in State areas are warned that toe Conservation Department Ls out to stop too trail blazing. Art Elmer, parks chief, says "We don’t have any­ thing against ‘motorbiking as a ! form of recreation, but some| people are ruining a good thing." I Bikers will have to stay on regu- i lar travel routes for vehicles ini recreation areas—no more free- j wheeling down hiking and bridle1 trails or going on cross-country junkets It Is a misdemeanor to break the rule and those who; | violate It will be arrested and subject to a 8100 fine or 90 days m jail, or both. . . . Monday Game Warden Gene Brown went out on Lake Michi­ gan with a commercial fisheries Springfield Suburban Tractor Buy! Look put? It Is. Work grist? tt does. It's a Springfield... Amer ici's Best Subwton Tractor Buy! Fira models, bi 6. 8. 10 or 12 ha. Four-usson work-raving from 23 sttKhments. Geared trans­ mission. Traralok braking sys­ tem. Differential. 27' turn radius. Electric atari standard on higher h.p. models. Made right, works right priced rieht. Come in and see for younetL 69c 102 E. Shite at Jefferson Top Tune Portion 4:30-4:45 Tijuana Brass 2:15-2:30 Marches 4:45-5:00 Polkas 2:30-2:45 Percy Faith 5:15-5:30 Petula Clark 2:45-3:00 Classic Favorites 5:30-5:45 Al Hirt 3:00-3:15 Three Sons 5:45-6:00 Top Tune Portion 3:15-3:30 Andy Williams 6:00-6:15 Show Tunes 3:30-3:45 Billy Vaughn Orchestra 6:15-6:45 Dinner Music 3:45-4:00 Dean Martin PLUS: News capsules on the hour and the half-hour throughout the afternoon; complete 15-minute summaries Sundays at 12:45 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Sport highlights at 15 minutes past each hour Concise weather information at 15 to each hour. suckers, a six-inch catfish and a FRANCISCO 20-lnch northern Ln one sweep of toe net. During toe day the FARM SUPPLY crew hauled In 9 tons of Ash. •” *•••**“ M-37 South Ph. 945*3150 whitefish and one perch. The I * COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry Wo Finish Shim. Flohrork, Work Clothee FRANKUN Country Ballads Polkas 2:00-2:15 America s Best 4:00-4:15 4:15-4:30 and Jackie Davis SPfilNKLER Covers circle up to 25 ft diam. Bronze color plastic; steal spike. 12:00-12:45 Lenny Dee. Earl Grant HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Roy Gibson) 323 S. Michigan WI 5-4062 WBCH Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �I the Minora. W. Kruko poetadjlW? HASTINGS Harbin J _• _ HHS Net Team Hosts Lakewood And Marshall *ood Chopping, 2l9-^UQt DanlebPancake Contests At Vermontville Harvey Baker ’ and P. pinal), Woodman 511. O. Cutchall 500, PUPPIES AVAILABLE Bairy Drivers ? Finish High in Trenton Classic •' ■ Hastings High's tennis team ! will host Lakewood thl* Thurschopping wood or eating panihrrifTi office. I day afternoon in a West Central Clyde Divine 502 and D. AllerI Conference match on Johnson 26th Maple Syrup Festival being dlng 500. Barry County drivers finished.' ; Field and Monday lhe nettera staged in Vermontville Saturday, Standinn: Smith Broa. 804. second and ninth in the rainAires 75. Gilmore's u>d Gard- VAcJ Mobil and Montgomery April 30. .will be entertained at Marshall shortened 150 - mile champtoaWard 72. Consumers 714, South­ Ungs Floor Covering 64 b, Has­ end 70. Chenoweth 69. Deputies j Thursday. May 5. they go to tings Milling and Arcade Beauty 634. Larke Citgo 674. Parker's Gordie Johncock. who finished Salon 60, Duraclean 59. Mahler's fifth in the Indianapolis 500­ 564. RockhUl-Banghart 53. Ac­ Hastings Aluminum 634, Tink­ Mile Memorial Day Classic last tion Flex 50. Burns Rcfrigerallon ler's and Bender Gravel 63. Dale's Bake Shop 614. Al's * The wood chopping contest la Jim Francisco turned In the Bob King's YMCA - Youth Ward of Indianapolis who wpn Dot’s Bar 55, Hastings Banner only Hastings win at Alma, play­ Council boaeboll and, softball 110,000. Gordie was about three Good Series: Barb Kleraey UM- 504. Patten Monument 48 and to determine who can chop through a six-inch log in O>o ing In Die third singles spot. He programs are getting Underway seconds behind. 538, Boonie Hathaway 189-634, Viking 434. • won over Chris Wellman. 6-4. and Tuesday the girl* softball shortest period ot time. While Shirley VanDenbunr 197-537, Commissioner finished ninth. the men are usually the ones to RECEIVES HONOR — COMMERCIAL MAJORS Darlene Eventt 190-485. Faye Thomapple District I In other singles matches, Larry a th grades were to get organized Barry will have both Gordie participate there have been Foss White (left), 911 S. Allen 174-484. Fran Owen 182­ Jack Sheler led the lads In the received an Insignia for completing the “wood badgt" training Reed defeated Steve Youngs. 7-5, for league play. 471, Badly VanDulne 176-469, Majors Thursday with 218-601. ; 6-4. and Rex Smith defeated Kathy Colvin 180-486. Marton Wilfred Burns rolled 208-599. ant Scout executive of the Grand Valley Council at (be annual I Chuck Guenther. 5-7, 6-3. 6-0. day for Indianapolis to get ready plenty of weight around. An axe Riedl 186-461. Nancy Taylor 191­ Paul Edwards 214-584. Bruce Scooters Recognition banquet held al the First Methodist Church ; In doubles, Rick Weatherby for tils driver’s test to qualify 482. Fem Brown 158-463. LoLs Terry 206-571. John Katlniky will be furnished by the festival for the Memorial Day race. He land Rick Greenway defeated Roblycr 169-462. Marte Ulrich 236-571. Harvey Haan 226-567. teams with Bud Tingelstad of । Lee Belfield ami .'aike Halllfax. Joe Gielarowskl 522. Robert may bring his own. Hawthorne, Calif. 5 2. 6-3. and Mike Hurry and 469. Wilma Daniela 168-497, Sally ISteeby 535. Merl Campbell 203­ ■ Don Root defeated Andy John­ Gallup 180-482 and Sidricy Bow- I553. Emmeth Engeseth 200-536, son and Oreg Glllons. 6-3, 6-4. at 10 behind the high school. Maynard Tucker 554. A) Relgler grandstand on Main street at man 176-472. Engineering of Detroit, owned The “Y" furnishes balls, bats, by Dan Levine. Tingelstad. who Good Games: Sandy Daniels !527, Ed Sheler 222-545, Galen 4 pin. The pancake derby will follow. I Daniels 536. Irwin Harwood 531, Jeff Blaekman defeated catchers equipment, batten hel­ has driven In six 500s, will drive 160. Sharon Harrington 169.4 T;._. contest requires two psrYoungs. 6-0. 6-4. and Guenther mets and umpires Each boy or a super charge Offy. Gladys Edwards 195. Jane Cole ]Robert Miller 204-542. Pete LuHaney Sexton. Bob Slack. Lf)SC tO OriOlCS defeated Dan Redman. 6-1, Paul Brooks of Mt Clemens Lt 166. Shirley Drake 163. Joyce ,blenlecki 203-547. Bob Lambert 1,0v vzi kxravo Glenn Laubaugh 520, Mike as a team. The woman must mix Bob Stanley. Claude Gardner. glove and wear play clothing. BkedgeU 162. Jinny Betta 162. I544, Jn d(jubIe3 Ham. Srhandelmayer 211 -548. Merle the batter and bake three pan- Gordon Ironride. A. Smith. Donn I The Hasting. High track .quad Only 7th and 8th grade boys which includes Mason Thomas . Sharon Vickery 177. Anamae ' Haines 207-536. Max Myers 538. cakes. Then she runs with the Clarke and Marsh Cook are the; which defeated Grand I^dge last ere allowed to wear baseball of Hastings. LaMoln Mitchell of Bamum 179. Betty Sheler 166, jLyle Sanborn 317-553. John Pan­ pancakes to the opposite end of leaders In the various divisions Of week and jost at Charlotte Mon- fax defeated Gill DeGrootc and Helen Ackett 178. Irene Heath fil 220-530 with a 145 average. the derby course and the part- the Monday Gold league at the-day aftembon. was to run in a’ Jeff White. 6-3. 6-2. and Glllons cleats. Others wear regular play Nashville and Jess Alua. 166. Janice Snyder 179, Phyllis ,BUI St. Lawrence 528 and Joe tier eata them, using all the Ver- . Hastings Country Club after two four-dual event on Johnson and Johnson defeated John Sa| latnl and Rick Warren, 8-10, 6-1. Thompson 163 Burkholder 219-532. montvliie - made maple syrup matches. ; Field this Wednseday and next , Shirley VanDenburg picked up Standings: Sports Bar 94. Ph- and butter he deelreo. Paul Faulkner led the links- 1 Wednesday goes to Charlotte for Against Middleville, Francis­ the 6-7-10 split, Nancy Tuylor Iton Rings 81. Harwood's 78. Cul~ ' I men this week with a 42. Eldon another four-dual tourney. the 2-10. Illgnn’s 77, Miller Jewelers 75'1. Mathews fired a 43 and George Last Wednesday the Saxons co defeated Harv Becker. 6-3, City Food 71, Roush and Larke Miller, a 44. I edged out Grand Ledge. 59-50. at1 6-4; Belfield defeated Dave Wil- 1 4 Hams, 6-3. 6-2; Glllons defeated । Buick 64. Monlgomery Ward 59. events, First prize Is 15; second j Monday's results: COMMERCIAL MINORS Ionia, but at Charlotte Monday He married Betty Ebersole on jSam McKeown. 6-0. 6-1. Red Division the Orioles romped. 70-39. J. Bowman rolled series honors Aluminum Products 57. Auto Tag prize Is »3 and third prize is 11. July 17. 1964. They have a son. . . 1 In doubles. Youngs-Guenther Hastings High Baseball Coach Thursday snaggllng 214 - 606 in Inn 47 and Tydcn 24’a. But everyone entering the con­ Faulkner 42. 4 points, Cheno-I Ings Hastings won firsts - defeated ------won seven Connie Beeler and A) Bernie Oom reports he is taking Jerry. 11. and a daughter, GinLedge test wins something, a* the weth 46. 0; O. Miller 44. 4. Good- 1 agKInst Grand 1 ................ j Williams, 6-3. 6-2, and Johnson 37 members of the Saxon squads Johncock and hl. chief mtmerchants provide merchandise Chuck Jordon broke the and Halllfax defeated Ken Se­ to Detroit Saturday ti> attend Standings: Hastings Motor prizes for those pot collecting Hastings High School shot put cord and Craig Mulligan 6-3, 6-1. Sales 88. Hastings Cleaners 78. to go to Indianapolis the first record In the Grand Ledge Makers I.O.A. 74. Ne-Hl nnd ---------------------------- i Burr Hartenburg is chairman Stanley 46. 4. Sponable 56. 0. dual, heaving the 12-pound Baltimore game which get* un­ working on three Ford engines. Shirkey's I.OA. 71. Stanton's 66, Pairings for Monday: Faulkner derway at 3 pun. The engines are worth 822.000 Vila Boy nnd Ready Mix 65. register with him, or one may vs. O. Miller. Goodyear vs. Cleve­ O’Donnell had held the old each. One of their two cars was East Side Lumber 53. Bob’s Bike stop nt the grandstand for com­ land: Belfield vs. Chenoweth, school bus leaving the high made by Dan Gurney and his 50. Ockcrmnn’s 47 and Miller's plete details and to sign up there. dual with Lakeview, uv^Klates of California and ttie > Hastings High Athletic Direc­ school about 1 aun. Plumbing 4Q. > Fletcher. Lawrence vs Sponable; The clinic is co-sponsored by other In Fred Gerhardt's shop. tor Jock Clarey. after heavy Good series: Shirley VanDenGuenther vs. Stack. Mathews vs. flooded lhe artn Erld»y tile Tigers and tlie Michigan Gordie drives for Weinberger U.S. District Court burg 196-548. Bonnie Wyant 195­ Booth; Cronlnger v£ Frandseii. n.r lor lhe Smoiw. winning (he I High School Athletic Association. Homes. 532. Janice Dalrnan 197-523, I Bankruptcy Petitions White Dlvfadon »>b3:Tii ,he Louise Balis 190-522, Pai Conley Kinney 47. 4. Feldpuusch 60, 190-507. Barb Kleraey 165-489. 87SSB—Usssl M. Horton. KalsmuM. 0; Roberts 47. 3. McMillan 50. 1: in the 220 behind Tim Williams Florence Wcycmuui 467. Ella UMoblvr, link. H.380.74 uuu Sexton 4. Boughton 0; Renner 4. who won in 238 Williams finJ? Higdon 165-466, Sue BL Martin Hahn 0: Steury 66. 4. E. Miller Ished second to Hess in the| 168-469, Maggie Corrigan 183­ century mo*1 schools were committed , 1 to other event* for the rrraain478. Marleah Makley 175-426. Pulrings for Monday: Robots eleari ’ nr ' ,K ” • d " ° f ‘*rtod Betty Ziegler 155-424. Doris vs. Peurach. Lublonlockl vs. Fcld, Coach ciarey sold the trophies Stallton 167-457, Alnut CoviUe paiuich; Kinney vs. McMillan, clearing 10 feet Hastings 880 relay tram of and medal* purchased for thia 164-447. MardeU Tuckerman 156­ Hahn va Boughton: Turkal vs. 401 and Vi Wendorf 158-443 Renner, Sexton va. Campbell; E. Roger Will. Mike Fitzgerald.; year’a event can be salvaged for OeUto a OoldM. Millar vs. Norris. B. Miller va Dennis MacKenzie and Tim Wil- lu.„ next year, hams won in 1:402. Tom Payne ] ' _______ 166, Alice Frederickson 168. Lu­ Steury; Jcrow vs. Rohde. won the 120 high hurdles. Ron- n ia-|| • cille Wilson 170, Betty Sheler Blue Division dy Brown second. KaCQnnC AAlllCf IH 160. Shirley Bowman ipO, Betty Panftl 47, 4. Hiunaty 51. 0: Hastings took six firsts at FunnF Howes 180, Janet Pt-urach 154 Warner 53. 4. Gillespie 63. 0; Charlotte, including both relay UymnaSTICS CVCffr and Grace Allcrdlng 175. Gardner 59. 4. MacLeod 56. 0;' events. The 830 victory was capRaeanne Miller entered the Ironside 45. 4. Burr 48. 0; Sher­ lured by Mike Hess. Charles My- gymnastics meet held in Flint on Joan Klng-toury 161-430. Bobby — Karl E. Mlkko.' Caraca Oil Handy 162-458. wood 54. 4. Jacobs 51, 0: Cove ers, Roger Will and Tim Wil-; Saturday. April 24. She took first 52. 3. H. Smith 52. 1. hams Ln 1:382. The mile relay place in free exercise; second M.«»0—Haary *. 'laltUr. MONDAY MIXERS Monday pairing": Warner vs. team of Tom Gibran, Dennis place in vaulting; third place If you soo winged black In* Standings: Welcome Tavern Gardner. MacLeod vs. Hamaty; MacKenzie, Mike Fitzgerald and in balance beam and fourth 94. Norlhside Grocery 85. McAIPanfil vs, Gillespie, Xlverwood vs. Tim Williams won in 3:47 0. 1 in --------------------uneven parallel *bars. She won ----- ~~" They like the courteeus service and treatment Ustrrs 804. Foodland 784. arsis- 'Ann M WaMxon.’BMoa «*»• Ironside: Sim v.n Jacobs. Burr Jordan won the diol with »]--»■. , I second ---------------------------in all-around. There were hidden worker termHee may Vogt's Funeral Home 754. va. Laubough; Hubbell vs. HolllaIn lhe the "B" class. •- — ■- lieave of 47-11 and Fox clearedI 60 competing in be damaging timber's, wood­ they receive. Kuan's Standard 74, Piston Ring ter.'Ctove vs. Blair; H. Smith va. g-g (o wjn ylc po|e vault --------------------iRaeanne won----first “ in tumbling work end carpeting. To avoid 72. Sheriff’s GUIs 70. Hastings Wood. | Roger Will won the 440 dash in an outside event Heights 67. Hastings Savings & Green Division | ln 55.4 and Tom Payne the 180 costly damage, phone for • 100 — Shauli Loan -664. Food Center 644. CS arietta. up to $1000. Flora 63. 4. Hodges 58. 0; Bay ]Ow hurdles in 23 seconds flat | •killed Inspection by Termlnlx, Mary's (Beauty Shop 634. Ban­ 50. 2. 81egi-l 54. 2; Rose 47. 2.) ------------ «-----------I Voimar doubles on tlie Michigan world's largest In termite con­ ner Office 594. Parmaiee’s 54. Sell it irith a Banner ad! Stale tennb. squad. trol. Service fully guaranteed Christensen 52. 0; A. Smith 52. Battle 4. Keihl. 53. 0; Snyder 50. 3, WBCH 434 and Michigan Mag­ • They recaive helpful counsel on money or budget up)to $25,000.00 against fu­ netics 40. Pugh 57. 1: Cook 49. 4. McAUlsture termile damage. problems. Good scores: Shirley VanDenburg 204-558. June Benner 190­ roe mt ihspiciton call 506. Barb Snyder 165-468. Arlene Frtdukk A. Baou, Jr.. KsIsmmoo Monday pairings: Tucker VS. Swanson 165-459. Wilma Dan­ rtiSS—Aris Tstry. Kriunuoo. ksk Siegel. Flora vs. Cfeose; Bay vs. iels 187-478, Louise Bahs 190­ «r, (U*K-M,7»0.ia BMsU SU3.4S— Hodgea, A. Smith vs. BenneU; A. PrsM. KsIubmk. 514. Sandy Gallup 187-570, Betty Cksrht —Fruk O. MsNty. Bstlla Rora va Keihl. Christensen vs. Heeler 189-481. Peg Cronlnger Crwk. such. Has. ta.ttl.7c Cooper: Clark&.va. Cook. Snyder 170-454. Betty Sothard 189-456. vs. Foster; Pugh vs McAllister. Marge Haan 183-491. Marge Wie­ PHONE land 173-452. Faye Allen 175­ As little as Bob Brawley, a junior at Mich­ 453. Gerry Newton 200-487, Leah igan State, played on two na­ Dawe 202-512. Jean McAllister tional championship teams in 172-472. Mary Roush 213-486 1965-66 Brawley was a llnebackand Ellen Dal man 175-463. To Consolidots er on Duffy Daugherty's grid Representing squad and defenseman for Amo All your Bills 'Til Pay Day HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Bessonc’s hockey squad. Good scores: Joe Bennett 215­ 577. Bob Malllson 207-563. Bob AH - American quarterback Connoney 206-543. Ken Beck­ Steve Juday owns 12 Michigan with 510. Al Relglen 545, Hurry State paralng records. Among McCollum 538. Dave Slater 500, these are five career marks, four 10c Deposit on Containers S. Hanover season records, two single game 0. K. Howard Phona 945-3424 records and a single play ac­ DooLlttle 203-525, Ken Rose 517. complishment, Dale Geiger 518. Mickey Bowers NATIONWIDE TERMITE 550 and Maynard Tucker 522. AND PEST CONTROL Final standings: Casite 80. Tool Room 79, Office 76. Court Houra Service 70, Machine Room 67' . Leftovers 60. Tough Guys and Presser* M's. Journeymen 58'3 and Chrome Room 54. In Reykjavik, Iceland, nearly one shop tn five Is a bookstore, Richard Monon. Mickey Szl- the National Geographic says laygl and Laird Warner of the Michigan State tennis team each captained high school tennis Fqunds to state championships. Monan is from Coral Gables, Invites all readers of F1 a.. Szilaygt from Milwaukee, BOYS' LIFE to enter Wls., nnd Warner is from Dear­ born. Mich, ‘Y’ Baseball, Softball Leagues Being Formed Name Leaders Saxon Trackmen Ini, fn HCC Monday Com Golf Divisions . ’ Saxon Baseball Squads to Attend Detroit Clinic Rains Wash Out llastinfis Relays Where You Borrow May Make A Difference termites are a warning SPECIAL B & K BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. Take Home WI 5-3431 B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER FULL GALLON 60‘ (Saturday Only) TERMINIX Baughman Marina omma You drive safer with insurance! LUCKY BIRTHDAY SWHPWS Bring your entry form from the Miy issue of Boys' Lift... end briat Did in to mo lhe new Evinrude FcJ Motors on doghy. Silequjtely insured. Liability coverage costs just a little, can save you plenty. 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Tlie airman, a 1963 graduate of Lakewood High School.'recently completed basic Cnlc Mulligan, son grandparent* for lhe first time. maintenance specialist. The air­ man. a 1965 graduate of Cale­ donia High School, recently com­ very pleasant pleted basic training at Lackland delighted will He attended Michigan State University. STORE STORE HOURS HOURS SATURDAY FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 9 r.M. 5:50 P.M. PRESENTS QUALITY & FASHION GRAND OPENING April 29 and 30 WITH MANY, MANY FREE GIFTS Freeport Barnard attended the 4H Style Show in Hastings. Buran Cook was a participant. * Mra. Al Barnard attended a stork shower al (ho homo of Mra. Kenneth Dockham, honoring Mra. Karl TutUe. * Mr. am} Mra. Robert Mr. and Mra. Frank Dutcher Reed City Hospital were Saturday, April 16, over­ night guests of Mr. and Mra. day in Evart. TIuxh; attending Vernon Tliompnon at tlie latter's from near Freeport were George cabin near Baldwin. * Patsy Du teller spent the April 10th weekend with her cousin. Shirley and Mra. 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Caledonia. * Mrs. Elvvns Carlton Center, a Mr. and Mrs. niond. daughter. Gloria, and Stephen DtOrotc of Carlton Michael of Caledonia were day. April 15. visitors of jewelry Gloves Visiting the Hermann Bottchers over the weekend were their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mra. Jay Davies of Dayton. Ohio, and a houseguest this Uy Mri. Sylvan Tagg S...S St. 7SJ-J111 PARKING airport Sunday. April 17. where he returned to Norfolk. Vo. The next day he was shipped out for a 10-day cruise. En route home Faunas visited his broth­ er-in-law, Kenny Snare, at the Veterans Hospital in Ann Arbor. attended Uw iioux* wanning for Mr nnd Mra Bill Elliott, who have purchased the former Don Golden home north of Freeport * Mra. Mina Wieland enter­ tained tl»e Jolly Workers Club Friday. April 15. 1 Mr. and Mra. Robert Ander|son and children of Union City were Sunday. April 17. visitors Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson and family spent. Sunday. April IT. .with Mr. and Mra. Dennis Ttxim(Mun;aC Goshen. Ind. ★ Mr. and Mra. 1 George Brownell and Here’s the dealer ... a followup-the-sale dealer who gives you good, courteous service, factory-trained mechanics, parts availability and excellent financing. dealers CHRYAI FR motors corporaJio! DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 AT SPRAGUE RD. DELTPN PHONE MA 3-3601 �MONTGOMERY , . . . . ... WARD ., . . I is MOVING . -XT' 11 /WoNTGOMERY WARD THEIR CATALOG & APPLIANCE STORE TO a TEMPORARY LOCATION at a 132 EAST STATE ST. WARD /WoNTGOMERY (Side of Hastings Savings & Loan) & WE WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN OUR NEW LOCATION ON /S/SoNTGOMERY 0476 MAY 2nd WARD We Will Remain in This Location Only Until Our New Building Planned for Hastings is Completed AAoNTGOMERV WARD Meanwhile it will be Business as Usual with The SAME PHONE NUMBER as Always Dial 945-9521 Y St'-u. "I . . • �A-1 USED CARS LARKE BUICK Best Deals at 328 -JM.^Aichigan Ave. and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 III III 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR Htftp ; VS. r -h*a!a». w 'wall*. 4-ipaad Iron*. One owner. Like new. _JU_ _ _ _ III III III I Catalina 4 Dr.; V-8. automatic pwr. 1 Ileerinf b brake*, radio, w/walli. Ill I 1963 FORD • Convertible. Ford -o-matlc. Cyl., w/walls. radio. 81,09318 "ill ‘in 1962 Golaxla 500 4 Dr. Cruis-a-matic V8. Power steering. w> walls, radio. 8993X8 III 1961 Fairlane 500 4'Dr. Auto. 0 cyl. whitewalls. radio. 8593X8 Electra Conv.; pwr. itr* b brake*. . III- 1963 PONTIAC •land Iran*., blue with white top. Ill 8 1962 Chevrolet BelAir 2 Dr. 6 cyl. 8793X8 1963 CORVAIR 4 Dr.; radio, beater, w/walh. Ill 1964 Galaiie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. White­ walls. Power steering. $1X9328 * 1962 Ford Galoiia 500 III Calaxie SOO Cone.; V3. radio, heater. Ill 1963 CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 Dr. Hardtop. Pull power anc air conditioned................. 82499 1964 Rambler American Convertible. Stand, fl Cyl. Ra­ dio. $1X93X8 • Befrtdere 4 Dr.; 8 *u»om*lic. I One owner. Locally owned III 1964 Falcon Futura 2 Dr. Standard, fl cyl. Radio 81.183X8 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr. 8 Automatic. 81.19328 I 1965 PLYMOUTH 1964 PONTIAC 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Has full power and sir conditioning. Like new condition.............................83,758 1965 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio, etc. 81,49328 1965 CORVAIR 2 Dr. Hdtp.; radio, bearer, w/walh. 3-weed trammntion. Ill 1964 Galaiie 500 4 Dr. Hardtop. Cruls-A-Matic 8 cyl. Power steering, radio w/walls. wheel covers. Sharp One owner, low mileage car. 81,793X8 1965 Mustang 8 cyl. Automatic. W/walls. Ra­ dio. Excellent condition. $2,993.28 JJJ_ 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 2 Dr.1 Hardtop. One owner. 4'28 "SPRING FEVER" SALE 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. 3 speed on floor. 8 cyL Real sharp condition. 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl. power steering. w/walls, radio. 8393X8 . 1964 Ford F250 V. Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup. Free running front hubs. 4 sp. 8 cyl. Radio. Heavy duty seat, oversize tires w/split 'wheels. Spare tire Outside mirrors, etc. 82,193X8 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 sp. Vfl Engine. Custom cab. radio, dual spot­ lights. to tone 81443X8 Several Transportation Cars in slock. $200 down. 1983 CORVETTE . . «. All white hardtop sport coupe, sharp red interior, above average condition and a speclai this week at .............. 82,395 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 RenneR Ford Inc. 1984 MERCURY . . . Monterey. 4 Dr. Sedan, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, w walls, radio, extra clean, now ..81.795 ART MEADE. Salesman Home Ph. 945-2328 LANNES KEN FIELD, 945-4054 4/28 fall PONTIAC . . . Catalina 4 Dr Sedan. power steering and brakes, ra­ dio, good w wall tires, one owner.............................. $1495 1963 VOLKSWAGEN . . . Has radio, w wall tires, very clean and priced at only .......................................... 81.095 Dependable Trade-In Post For Happy Hunters 1961 DODGE PIONEER 4 Dr. 6 Cyl -8495 1953 DODGE K TON PICKUP 1963 PONTIAC . . Catalina Sport Coupe with 1962 PONTIAC STATION WGN power steering and brakes, all Full power. Air cond Priced to white finish, radio .sharp car. MUI ............. ;......... 81495 1963 DODGE POLARA 2 Dr Hardtop Full power. 1963 FORD All extras— 81,195 . . . Fairlane Station Wagon, standard transmission, nice 1961 VALIANT HARDTOP blue finish, radio, a clean, one 2 Dr. Hardtop —8550 owner car^it_____ ..... 81.145 1957 DODGE HARDTOP 1963 CADILLAC n 2 Dr.—895 . . . Beautiful 4 Dr. Hardtop, Many more dependable used black and white tutone, all the cars and trucks to choose extras including 6 - way seat from. and electric windows, spotless Inside and out. ------------ $2,795 1962 OLDSMOBILE ... 4 Dr. Holiday Sedan, blue and white tutone, power steer­ ing and brakes, radio, a real buy at only.......... $1,295 1962 PONTIAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Ventura trim, power steering and brakes, radio, good w/wall tires. look this ene over at ........ .................................. $1X95 1988 VOLKSWAGEN . . . Look this convertible over. It has radio, w walls and is in top condition throughout. 8795 1886 CHEVROLET ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon, standard transmission, fl cyl, radio, runs good. ........$395 REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Av. Healing*. Michigan . 4/28 Mr SMMr CMflad Ada (HVIHS1. HASl INGS MOTOR SALES 1963 MERCURY PARK LANE 4 Dr Sedan....................... 82,795 1962 OLDSMOBILE STA. WGN ....................... ................. -81X85 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. ............ $1,995 1962 FORD FALCON Station Wagon. ■..........8495 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr......................................81.499 19fll PONTIAC STARCHIER 4 Dr. Extra good condition Pull power.--------------------- ,8795 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan......................8795 1960 Pontiac Bonneville S la. Wgn. Has full power. 196b Mercury Monterey 4 Dr. Sedan. 1959 Ford 4 Dr. fl Cyl Sedan. 1959 Dodge 2 Dr. H.Top. ' — Naw • Remodel a Repair Rental or Homo Call SMILEY BUILDINGS Hasting®, Mich. Ownod Equipment KAECHELE’S 105 5. C*«r«h WI 5-5551 616-945-9103 tr tf Hostings Phone 945-5102 CARDS OF THANKS O IN MIMORIAMS—2c per weed. concentrating on prescriptions ond be capable of Michigan area for Pharmacists. He or she must enjoy managing a modern, high traffic pharmacy department. BUSINESS OPPORTUN ITTlII NOTICES SPECIAL AGENT Additional company paid benefits include life and CAREER OPPORTUNITY FOR SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN National investment firm seeking industrious and ag­ gressive full time representa­ tive. Office at Home Salary Open Reply by letter. J. T. LYNCH Storting salary to 8550 per mozth If qualified. Security Insurance Group 1600 Industrial Building hospitalization insurance, profit sharing-retirement plan, sick pay plan, income insurance, vacations, and many others. Apply to MEIJER GENERAL OFFICES • Personnel Department 1133 Michigan N.E. Detroit. Michigan. 48226 4/28 —John Deere 3010 Gas Tractor. TRUCKS— —Ul.C. H Tractor. Good shape. 1965 Ford *i Ton. Custom Cab. —John Deere R Diesel Tractor. Fully equipped................... 91,625 -Used Wheel Horse Lawn Trac­ tor with mower and blade. 1963 Chev. 1 Ton. Dual wheels. Rebuilt engine................... 81X50 —1940 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. 1959 Ford 1 Ton. Stock____8695 —John Deere 490 4-row Corn 1954 I.H.C. I Ton. Dual wheels. Planter. ......................................... 8225 —MM 4-row Com Planter. -Gllver 2 - row Corn planter. Tull. —John Deere 248 2-row Com Planter. 3 pt. . ■ —Used 3 pt. Rear Blades—7ft —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ per. A-1 shape! 1310 N. Michigan —Cose 95 Spreader. Almost like Phone WI 5-2479 new! 4/28 —Used Honda Motorcycle. MAHLER MOTOR SALES —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors GOODYEAR BROS. Car Leasing Service 124 N. Jefferson WI 5-5052 4 28 NOTICES : for the BELIEVE IT OR NOT! Hastings Area Cooper Super-Liner Premi­ um Tubeless Tirei — dual ring whitewall with a fac­ Introductory Offer: tory lift price of $82.00 plus $2.57 excise—can be Lease: purchased for only FORD, CHEVROLET or PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop* with Full Factory Equipment, Plus: *29.95 plus Excite Tax Shia 8.50-14 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-37 So 1. V-8 Motor (Treated to Last a Lifetime) —Economy Priced— 26 MONTH CONTRACT WI 5-3903 Only $7R°° I <3 945-3150 4/28 Pole* ond Posts per month Iniursoco fr Msintowsaco Available Offer for Limited Time Only Pole®: 16 ft ............... ......I 7.07 28 fL____ •-----------------9.78 25 fL ______________ 14.68 Potts: 7 fL .............................. 8135 8 fL corner ................... 2X0 Other lengths available In both post* and pota*. INTERNATIONAL LEASING SYSTEM OF HASTINGS Wsyas PeTanon Paul P«t*r»on We have a good supply of rain and all-weather coats for men, women and children. Phone WI 5-4492 Check our knick-knack shelf for what have you. WaOEI —Yes. when you use the Mighty Midget, Ths Ban­ ner Want Ad to sell, rent, hire or buy you gat fast results at low cost. To place an ad. phone WI 6-848L ~ va FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 80. 945-2223 4/28 BARGAINS tn The Hanner Want Ad section . . . Hastings’ top Shopping Guide: Top val­ ues, top job*. Action with sat­ isfaction! Can WI B-848L g Grand Rapids, Michigon Call Mr. White, 538-5880. . 5/19 , 5/5 Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid If you can hear people talk and can’t make out the word* clearly, then this will be your answer. An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny ener­ gized unit, has been perfected by a man who-himself is hard of hearing and has been for over 10 years With his new aid. even whispers arc crystal clear. If Interested it is sug­ gested you write HEARING. 32 E. Sth St.. Erie, Pa. You will receive full Information at no cost or obligation whataover. —Adv. , 4'28 WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IB LOST, make use of the most likely means of get­ ting It back. Dial WI 5-5481 at once and say "Banner Claulfied Adtaker.______________ Class ified Parag raphs| Used Farm Machinery NEW < Due to continued expansion ond promotion to mana­ gerial positions, we have openings in the Western OBITUARIES—First 110 weed* free of charge, 2c per word for each «dditioaal word. Culligon Water Conditioning 113 N. Icktftftfd PHARMACIST WANTED ALL ERRORS—la ads taken by phone te be ot seeder** risk, ilthaugh we make special effort to that lhe copy is taken cerrectty. 1959 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan. Corner Michigon & Court Shoes for the family. WALK UP AND 8AVEI 4/28 DISPLAY CLA35IPIID — $1.25 per Inch far riagla Insertion. 85c per Inch fee aariee of ilx or more ad* ta be run on cansocuHve week*. Both of above rates based aa standard diiplay clsnilied styles. ’»■ Water Softeners Iron Filters Service Any site, any shape, any purpose. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS— 5. White Wall Tires Over Start's Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. to 5:30 P.M. H pdesBOX NUM8IK Ahhaneh The Issue* data not racommaad “bliad ad*" far best result*, wo will provide “bax ■umhar" service st a charge of 10c. 1962 DODGE G.T. H.TOP A one owner, new car trade ................ $695 Transmission GOOD AS NEW STORE 1 1982 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Sport Coupe. Pull power. 81,195 li 4. Power Steering 4/28 i 1963 MERCURY MARAUDER H top. Air conditioned. ..51315 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY 2 Dr. Breezeway Hardtop. Std trans..................................... 81.458 3. Automatic ' CASH RAT8— 2Ue pee weed wHk mlalmuM of 50c. On ads ae» MM far by Hte Thurtdsy folkwing lhe data of publteMUa. a <arryi«6 cfcarpe •» 10c will ba added, fsch additional I •1 Heating - Plumbing Quality structures built by HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twonty Words. 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan........................ 81395 1964 VOLKSWAGEN One owner, new car trade ----------- ....------------------ 81.895 1964 MERCURY CUSTOM Convertible. Like new. ..82.195 WI 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER NOTICE SMILEY FOST-BUILDINGS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE 1961 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. ................ 82.758 2. Push-button Radio 220 W Stole PHONE 945-3481 Save $$ On One of These Spring Specials SPORT RIFI.E — 30-06 custom rifle made by McCord's of .A Help Wanted Ionia. Will shoot a 2" group at 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ SUMMER HELP WANTED — tion. Yeager barrel and trigger. Middle-aged couple preferred, Fisher safety. 3 to 8 variable but will consider either male scope, peepalght in mount, full or female over 30 years of age monte carlo hand rubbed stock, to operate small Dos "N' Suds sling with quick detach, swivels rBrlve-In at Oun Lake from PLUS, complete handloading May 30 until Sept, fl May live equip, tor above. Echo press. on premises in trailer that, is 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, furnished. Reply to: Marshall powders, primers and loaded Lyon. 2188 Orchard Lake Drive. shells, etc. Rifle value, 8300 00 Fenton. Michigan 48430. tf — loading equipment 870.00. I960 CUSHMAN MOTORWill sell complete for only ONE OR TWO PERSONS for ''SCOOTER — In excellent con­ spring cleaning, house In Has­ 8250.00. Call 945-3884 after fl dition. Pair of baseball shoes tings and cottage at Wall lake. pjn. tf ,Hke new. size 7. also a portable Phone WI 5-3152 after 5:30. tf Hotpoint mangle. WI 5-4233 U FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rcxall's fast permanent. NOTICE: Msay Itillan i" Regular 82.00—Now 8100. No ■*■*!•'* or ■•f*m*U" columa* aro pre-shampoo — No after odor. ■A* BualnoM Opportunities aol laloadod to oitludo or dlocourago applkotloo* from poraoa* Available at Jacob's Pharmacy of tko olhor *ox. Ruch lining* aro tf INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY for Uio eooroaloaco of rndrr* bocoum aomo occupation* aro coaDuplex rental units or homes. FOR SALE — Platform scales, ■Idorod taoro attraellro to p«r>oa* We build and finance, on your of oao Ikon iho othar. Pit­ several oil'barrels, shallow well crimination In ompJnpmMI bMSBM lota. Write: pump, and a Bolen garden ef *o* it problbitod bp iho 1904 Darwin Benjamin tractor with appliances. Call: Ftderal cWU rlgbtt Ml with corHOMESTEAD CORP. ula aicaptln* Xmploymanl agonGlen Wotrlng. 367-2262. R1 clat aad ataplopar* ccrarad bp th* Sunfleld. Michigan Woodland. Michigan. 4/28 act mull ladkaio la thalr *d»*ror phone 36200 llaomaal wbathar th* lltlad peti­ 4/28 FOURTEEN - FOOT tion* ar* aralUbl* ta both IUU LAYMAN lapstreak wood boat with 25tf horsc Mercury motor with ■A Butineaa Servicai steering wheel and controls, till-trailer with canvas cover, HELP WANTED—A presser. Ap­ ply in person. Hastings Home 1967 CALENDARS —Wide vari­ all ‘ for 8450. Also golf cart Inundry, 323 S. Michigan Ave­ ety of prices starting at 8895 with 3S-horse motor. 8150. nue. 4/28 per hundred. Order now and Call 945-9435 after 4 pjn. 5/5 pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek. WHEELER MARINE SALES * HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS young male help. Call: WI 5­ SERVICE — Mercury outboard WO 3-0159 collect after 0 pm. 9184. tf motors. New and used boats tf Flote Boats. Trailer* and ac­ ELECTRIC Razors repaired— cessories. M-68 In Nashville: WAITRESS WANTED —Experi­ enced preferred. 11 a.m. to 8 Special — Your razor cleaned, OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf p.m. 6 days a week. Also a lubricated and sharpened, only SHORT ORDER COOK. 11 $135. Service and satisfaction azn. to 8 pm.. 6 days a week. guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 144 E A For Rsnf—Real Estate Apply tn person at GOULD'S State St.. Hastings tf RESTAURANT, 221 W. State FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ 1/12 LAR EXPERT TREfc SERV­ MENT. one 4-room cottage, ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ furnished or unfurnished. Lake LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN moval. Free estimates Insured WANTED with a Company privileges. All utilities fur­ Phone OL 3-fl08fl. Nashville. well established In this area nished. Phone 623-2024. tf Mich. tf Unusual proposition. Write FOR RENT —2-bedroom apart­ Box 1008 co THE HASTINGS WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED ments. AU electric. WaU to BANNER. 5/5 In aluminum, steel or wood wall carpeting, range, refriger­ TWO MATURE LADIES for sash. Burkey Auto Olau At ator. disposal, carport. Has­ part-time office work. Hours Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ tings' most modern. Some still will be 9 sjn. to 2 pin. Mon ­ son, Hastings. If available. Phone 945-9101. 405­ day. Tuesday, Wednesday and 409 E. Woodland Ave. 5/12 Friday; 9 am. to 1 pm. on EXPERT TAILORING on ladies’ FOR RENT — 2 bedroom, modern Thursdays. Reply in own hand ­ and men’s clothing. Phone WI year-round cottage on Algon-1 writing to: HASTINGS BAN­ 5-5714 . 5504 Oun Lake Rd quin Lake. Call WI 5-3961 af­ NER. Box 1010. 4'28 Tailor Shop tf ter 6:30 pm._____ .______ tf LADY for afternoon shift. Call FOR RENT — Furnished aparT­ 945-3768 or 945-5682. 4/28 A For Leaie ment. Fred Smith. 115 W. Cen­ HELP WANTED-FEMALE— ter. WI 5-2283. 4/28 Evening office clerk and re­ DRIVE-IN FOR LEASE—Build­ ceptionist for Hastings em­ ing could be used for other ployer. Hours 3 to 11 pzn. Must business, boat sales, trailer A For Solo—Rsal Estatw be able to type and liandle tales, barber shop. etc. Call: routine office duties. Please WI 5-4239 for appointment tf 200 ACRE FARM-Can be used send qualifications to Business far general farming. Fenced Manager. PG. Box 265. Has­ well. Buildings In good condi­ ► For Salo—Mitcellanaoui tings. Michigan. 4/38 tion. Call 623-2719 < Del ton 1. tf A- Automotive # Notice® HEADQUARTERS FOR: Truck Parts At Equipment NEW—USED—REBUILT Transmissions, rear ends, muf­ flers, clutches. Truck Bodies of all types, hoists and winches., CALHOUN TRUCK PARTS At EQUIPMENT CO.. 734 Lafay­ ette St. Battle Creek, Mich. Call A/C 616 962-0760. 4/28 WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-llne stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8225. This Includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee’s Spec­ ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich. 49048 tf FOR SALE—16 Fiberglass boat trailer, 50 Johnson. Accessor­ ies. Call 945-9774. tf TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lots of uses 40- by 300" 8340 at The Ban­ ner office. tf FOR SALE —50 tons first and second cutting hay, alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Comers 871-8216. tf 20 LARGE WISCONSIN HOL­ STEIN HEIFERS —1100 lbs., due July and August, from good herd. Also International 20-hole grain drill like new, 8300. Ed Tanis. R1 Jenison. Mich. Phone MO 9-8328. 4/M 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK ■Ar Loal and Found LOST — At Hastings Saturday afternoon a 3-stcand crystal necklace in or near J. O. Pen­ ney Store or Cleveland’s Men’s Store. Phone: SY 5-3970. 4/28 CARPET CLEANING IB EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet for only 8695. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W. State. Has­ tings Phone WI 5-5118. tf IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over­ size prints. tf FARM LOANS —5'4% loans are still available 1 Refinance that contract or other debts, buy more land, or improve your property with a long - term real-estate mortgage. 8ee Fed­ eral Land Bank. Ionia, or phone 527-4510. 4/28 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA — Before buying any encyclo­ pedia. let me show you how to own 39 volumes and bonus fea­ tures now at a book-a-month price. Call TW 7-9090 Collect for a free preview of our pro­ gram. 5/12 NOTICE Nelson's Welcome Orchard closing for the season May 7. Northern Spies. Red Delicious. McIntosh Apples and Fresh Cider HENRY NELSON R3 Ionia, Michigan H mL north ot Ionia on M 68 8/5 A* Faroonala ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSP.O. Ill, Hastings Telephone WI 6-2895. Meetingi every Monday, 8 pm. tf A* Wanted te Buy HAY BY THE TON — Phone: Portland. Ml 7-84tl between 12 and 12:30 pm. 4'28 WANTED — 1 used W2b Ford Tractor 4000 SeriesJ^Jntact Barry County Road d^knil.sston before May 10. ImHp.O. Box 158. Hastings, Mlch.^k28 TIMBER — Will pay cash1% good quality Umber sultabVt for saw logs. Write: Box 182— giving location of farm. 4/28 BARRY COUNTY ATLASES. Histories, Paintings, etc., or anything related to Barry County History- Mrs. John 'S. Walton. 525 W. Green 6L. Has­ tings. Michigan. 4/28 Almost new 3-bedroom modern iiome Just outside city limits. Lovely large back yard. School bus goes by the door. WU1 trade for bouse in town of A Mhcollanooai ★ Wanted te Lease equal value. Phone WI 6-4791 after 5 pm. STALK BHREDDIRB FOR WANTED TO LEASE OR BUY tf . RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ -3-bedroom home in Hastings ply. MFI So. 948-3150 tf area by a business man and FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ adult family. Reply to: Box em clean 3-bedroom ranch. INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ No. 1013. Hastings Banner, tf Gas heat: full basement; TLED OASI 8m Oari A Betty’s buUt-tn kitchen. Large corner Appllinoas before you buyl WANT ADS ... A Guide in Tibay SeU — They Install — They lot in excellent neighborhood Buying . . . Selling . . . Ra&tSamoa. Fh WI 8-3833. M-37 across from elementary school. ins . .. Hiring ... Finding. SmiUl , tf Banner Wahl Ad. OaU 945-2841. ~ tf �Card of Thanks and In Momoriam CARD or THANKS wwr IB a IBign up with Roger CKHVa M-< TW ■B0HMQB M WOOulAnd towing the abort htirfnira meetTtanday, Aprt Ing the parents went to the gymBy Mn. CurtU | nartum. The boy® drwill m Mtetrl _ H w. BreaBwrv *47-3313 outfit® they had made to follow ; Wnm0n Mr. and Mm Letcher Bryant, the theme. "Knight® of the -t’Vvv 17 Ulllvll Ira. Franc— Gearhart and Ray- Roundtable," and paraded in n F 1 m 1 mond. Foul called on Mra. Edith by Cbon Day CARO OF THANKS Ing my slay at Borgcss Hospital. It is so gratifying to know you sympathy, memorials, and have so many who think of you. beautiful floral offering* received from our kind friends, neighbors Albert Kinnc and relatives during our recent Koger corey. as King Arthur, », presented Tony Curtis, William I LM Wayne Hoop Hal on Wednesday. Black and Richard Allen with 1 CARD OF THANKS beloved wife, mother, and grand­ I would like to thank Jerry mother. Special thanks to the day evening and attended the supper and evening meeting. The who ao quickly came to my aid. Dr. Ftnnle and lhe emergency room nurse at Pennock Hospital. for his kind words of comfort I ^onard-Osgood for their ambu­ and the Henton-Smith Funeral lance service, Dr. Dlamanti. Dr. Home. John Armstrong and family plain that, although there baa of the largest delegation. the nurse* aides and the dieti­ tian at Community Hospital, tlie CARD OF THANKS I want to thank Dr. Castleman many relatives and friends who sent me plants, cards, fruit and and Dr. Gordon Finnic, the «* gifts and the many calls while nurses and nurses aids at Pen­ nock Hospital for their wonder­ ful care. I would also like to membered and may God bless thank my neighbors, friends and you all. gifts and the food that w* Florence Gillespie brought to my family al home. Mrs. Dick Clark CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Gordon Finnic. LN MEMORIAM Dr. Meyers and others. The PLANT—In loving memory of nurses and aids for their won­ my dear husband. William T. OKDBB FOB rtnipOATlOM. derful care while in the hospital, Plant, who passed away seven ateo for the many cards, letters years ago April 38, 1959. and plants. Especially to Father "He left a beautiful memory, Hawley for his visits and friends and relatives who visited al the But to me who loved and lost hospital and called on the phone. him, I appreciated your thoughlful- His memory will never grow old." • Sadly missed by Wife, Pansle nonet eountlng corerin* M. 19S5. to ud II. 1906, bo Hl 1 bo heard at tbs Ur 10. 1088, st I ot Morliun on Fogra 19. 30 on and Siad fur record io lh« oSlc CANVAS TARPS Rlchard Potter's home In Rich­ land Sunday. They honored Phillip Potter who expected\to enter Navy training Wednesday. Mra. aus. John vuuu Gardner ni umvj, Myrtle AgWha Little and Paul Townsend. Overnight gurata /eccntly with Warners were Sanrhlldre*I nt Mr i Church with a special program Hra nrwl Motor vehicle accident* killed and injuted 3,385,500 persons in 1962. Banfield - Vicinity and Harry Seedorf from East WI 5-1126 Calendar of Special Events EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE Episcopal Rummage Sale — Thurs.. April 28th, 4 to 9 p.m.; Friday. April 29th, 9 to 2 pm. TEENAGERS DANCE Teenagers Dance 8:30 to 11:30 pm. Saturday. April 30. Com­ munity Center, Fairgrounds, the Knlghtsmen. Profits to new buildings for the Fair. RUMMAGE SALE I am. to 5 pm. Sponsored by the ' WSCS. program followed by the and Mrs. Duane Cium and fam- do have "physical education ac­ tivities" as part of their studies, but they are in addition to other subjects. will be Saturday, April 30 at day night to spend the night. Schurr. "studenta must take present. * The Methodist Youth Fellowship under the direction of John Mullenlx and family in etiology, anatomy, physiotogy, Hastings. knowledge of the mechanism of the body." Furthermore," she noted, “the lowahlp Rally May 1 at 4. On girls take these courses from the Mother's Day. May 8, the Fel­ department In which they are lowship ail! sponsor a hymn sing By Mrs. Fern Hawblit > al the church. * Plana are unNrekvIU. 453-1103 --------taking courses in the Medical Nancy Gardner spent Friday J School and the highly speclaltion Church school June 7-17, excluding Monday, June 13. The untll Sunday evening at Camp ired science department* on teachers attended a work, school Kitt as a representative from ' campus—not an easy task." In addition, mentions Dr. Monday to Irani new Ideas. * Maple Valley FHA. * Mr. and1 The community extends oon- Mra Gerald Gardner attended Howard, physical edncaUotr gratulattoM to Rev. and Mra. —-— -- ------ ---­ Einar Unscth on tlx.- birth of uoiuuc ooxiei ujiu < lhclr Ilew tx^y toy. He was bam were among the graduates. * Mr. । 'Presently at the University, ... . n_ _ . ■ and Mrs. A. Penfold spent Sat- »he say*, "the clMBraam theory Sunday at Pennock Hospital supplemented by p r act 1 e a 1 Village cleanup will be held urday night In Battle Creek with Mr and Mrs Don VanAuken. * supervised experience, with stuMay 4 and 5. This will give tlkX/k BeSte w of d'nU °f •«- Th** Ufclude Highbank around tlielr homo and make It in public pwmta Mr. and and MrT Mrs. Arden Arden more- helping ^ucaUon courM< school wheQ be picked up by the village Bciuuitz. riarrin*rln Junior, and then directed truck. * Mrs. Eclio Flannlgan Mr. and Mra Gerald Gardner on the elementary and returned home recently from a Mr. nnd Mis. Marahall Green- rcsull alUr four ycare u B bonaMra. Edwin Blake and family In leaf of near Hastings. W Mr and n^ ulciter." emphasized LaParte, Ind. * Mrs. Mabel Mrs. Ralph Raacy from Nash-1 Dr HoWBrd vilte nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bernard problem al U1P C0Hege level. munlty. * Mr. and Mra John Upe. Others attending the dln- daughter'a, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dcjarmond and son from Potyeur -he ^y, -Ke had ./ >>> -A. _ Mr. *and Boyden ana and nunuy family m tn waync. Wsyne. im.nu. inmt TVuitwtav evening Crago and son from Albion were , ner were '■**• —■** Mrs. Robert zx>yucsi Saturday dinner guesta of Mr. PhlUlpe I’WUlps and two daughters and ; where site she spent u a week. * Mr. Mr wilh their parents. Mr. and Mrs u.. _ nt I *.<r« __ ■ ..and •,Mra ___. Forest n______ __ . were Mra Rrvrn, Neva Spore and daughter Begerow Marahall Green at Thomapple, —me main reason there.’’ says from Charlotte. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. Lake. Birthday cake and Ice Dr s^un-. -j, mat most colleges mon of Bonfield will Install Saturday evening Mr.-. and ------ — and' ** Mra. — John • - - ’Begerow ■---------- — and -■ cresun were nerved In honor of B master's deWSCS of I leers, president, Janet Mrs. Norman Stanton andI fl family ___ _ j.-------------------------------------------------family in Grand Rapids. Bunday - tho birthday of their mother- Krtc. Most girls either get marShattuck; Vice president, Bessie from Climax were Saturday sup- evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arlle1 Jack Green and Mr.-----------------and Mrs.,flcu h-h or n- 1CM,V U1B th* nrnfexxtan be-- ---------------------per guests of the Gordon Stan- I Haight and his mother. Mra Vem HawbUta were cwllera *' forc qualifying to teach .at the Vera Pntchard; treasurer. Thel- tons. *■ Dennis Slmonvic from Anna Haight of Lansing were Mra Bernice Schantz spent Wed- coijcbc level." olid ___ grandparents. Mr. --------callers—at—the Forest Begerow neoday with her granddaughter. Women physical education nu» soya; secretary ol campus Delton and ______ „., . ministry, Arlctha Bird; aecretary-1 and Mra. Gordon Stanton called home. * MTr. : ------- - --------| tlonal athletic ability, say the of .social concerns, Kathryn i on Mra Alice Stanton st the ,cently been - guest of her I Bellevue. Mr. and Mra Russell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hawblitz t»o U-M stall members, but Nickerson; secretary of supply : Medical Center. * Congratuln- daughter, J work. Elaine Blankenship; local tions to grandpa. Julius Frey Buck and family In Freeland, and family from Battle Crock rather an ability to teach the church activity, secretary of and grand parents, Mt. and Mra. She returned there this last called Friday on Mr. and Mrs. various skills to their Atudeqta. Right now at the University memtxTshJp. Doris French; sec­ Disvjfl Miller for the occomplish- week then Mra. Buck planned to Blair Hawblitz. * Mr. and Mrs. come home with her to attend I Vem Hawblitz called Sunday there arc 72 coeds majoring in ble Davis; Mvrrfnry of .spiritual porvnta arc the Harold Freys, the Motlier and Daughter ban- evening on Mr. and Mra. Earl physical education, with an adMarshall. ★ Mr. and Mra Roger ■ dltlorial 21 working towards a and Rae Ann. daughter of Mr. quet at the Methodist Church. Cub Scout Pack 310© mot: Reid and family from Lake Al- physical education minor. and Mra Ray Milter. Michael of Mrs. William Pntciiard. received honors In free exercise Monday evening in the ncbool gonquln were Sunday supper. "But that is not enoutfi," CongratulaUons to Mr. and and trampoline while Rae Ann cafeteria. First order of btud- guests of Mr. and Mra. Clyde ■ maintains Dr. Schurr, "As more ness waa trying to recruit new Reid. Mr. and Mra Rolland Reid public schools emphasize physlMra. Donald Warren upon the den mothers and committee men. and family from Nashville were cal education programs, comjMliMonday In Community Hospital. meeting of tlie Michigan Assoc!- At tile opening of Uu> meeting callers. * Paul and Marcia Bell, live sports for girls become mare one mother bad signed up far were Sunday dinner guesta of popular. This mean* the prob.U-________ T,.. .1___ __ . tem srtll hmnnn more ocuZe. We from Crooked Lake spent Sun­ day with Mrs. Janet Shattuck Chimpanzees orc the only apes Jobs previously held by five. VoiThe local ladles pedro club met known to make tools. :uk by the Hbtrlff Rummage Sale—-First Methodlst Church Thursday. May 5. 8. st t»u o'clock a Ml. LAND BANK RUMMAGE SALE Rummage Sale Friday. May 13, 9 am. to 9 pm.; Saturday, May 14. 9 a.m. to & pm. Episcopal Parish House. Sponsored by the Hastings BPW Club. LEGALS new home In Battle Creek next month. Mra. Eva Winters and Mr. and Humton, Sunday. * gree bums to both legs, back arxl Gordon 1 right arm Friday night while Cindy and Jimmy Leonard spent working at the Kellogg Company and KathrynSunday their porin Baltic Creek. He droppd Into on ana tilled with water heated to above the boiling point He ard from T Drive North came for and to take the youngwas removed Jo Community Hos- diaoer ' pi tai by ajubulance where he I' may remain far a week or ten ' cluys alter which time he will from Paw Paw spent Saturday ........ I,.—.12 uziiH 'f-i Hz-edn oonvnlefioc at home. * Harold Leoier underwent major surgery Jones. * Tlie Baal lei d-Dow ling Briggs Methodist Youth FellowFriday at Community Hospital. Solly Jo, daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard, return­ Banfield Church Bunday. * Colled from Community Hospital era at Lite home of Mrs. Bcaslo where she had been under ob­ Janes were Nir. anef Mrs. Glenn servation from Monday until Rowden from Charlotte A Dora Sunday. A Mrs. K. B. Wiggins, Pierce wuc. a Sunday dinner unotlier Community Hotpltal |xt- guest of Mra. Forsbey and Mra. tlcnt, returned home Sunday. * Recently Linda Miller, daughter and .Mra. Don Pliilllps gave a of Mr. and Mra. David Millet, birthday party Sunday In honor WlbllCK'S the field, says Dr. Schurr. is the rigorous undergraduate 22, training program women must complete for cerUflcaUon contrary to popular beliefs, she polnu out. physical educa■ —- - - held In Uio church porters at By Mrs. Leo Frey $3.47 up Saturday. April 23 In honor of women entering the field about Betty Kruger, daughter of Mr. । the last 10 years, the problem _ .. ., ___ - - has InrraaaxH ct^artllv tha noxt to this happy couple. * The Cancer Drive Is underway with games after which she opened; her many useful gifts. The boato give willingly to this worthy 5x7 to 16x20 206 N. MlUOa University of Michigan. riu NOTICE or MOBTOAGB rQBECLOBDBB BALE Ddtall baring bran m roaiilUon ot a cartain mm Offire ot th.' Ilrxtet.r Iterrr County. Michl* i IS. 1900. tn Liber l&t "We're As Near As Your Telephone' the Gordon Buxton farm until SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Appliance & General Repair Automobile tr Machinery »1 (labile tnpalil U| nth inter Keep It in a H andy Place for Future Reference I b*tr. Edmund K. Hte.br=00 1'o.t Building Repair H.ll-1 KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well, Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stata field. Pumping <$24,00 for 1st 1,000 gal*.). Call 945-5482. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workmanship. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Concrete Products St. Phono WI 5-5316. ICE—First das* work. Call WI Hoadqujricrs for hotpot >1 wpiies. Gardner’s. Phono 9455-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phono WI 5-2123. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ tings Floor Cover.ng. 123 W. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— to your specifications. Farm Bur­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND State. WI 5-5118. AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel eau Services, M37 So., WI 5" parts and supplies. McCulloch Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone WI 5-5412. Plant, W. State Rd. Phons WI 5-2123. Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ Guaranteed workmanship Also ICE—24 hour Service (black all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Miscellaneous Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. W. State St. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CENWI 5-5176. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP—All UrgMt selection of Drapery washers, dryers and small home Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch 221 W. Mill. gppHancas. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of fracBaverwyk's Color Canter, 221 MOBILE HOMES SALES — Del's W.-Mill. Auto Wrecking and Del's Phil­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ lip's ‘'66 ‘. M37 So, 945-5MI. TERS—Senrice, parts, hoses and bags for all makes. Authorized TROPHY CENTER —Pits special5-5052. Hoover Sales and Service. Stcury Radio, Television Repairing Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. more jeweier, iu. Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALS AND SERVICE —315 S. Han®ver. Business Services Offered Mkhlsan. ttbooll A Fowtra. Cbarlolto, Mlebl- o.u u Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lowrance Brothers eeuri rale. DATED: April 1. SHERWOOD-STACK Agoncy for INSURANCE L'AWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ State Farm Insurance AUTO — FIRE BONDS Swanson Inauranca AU Forme of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — thored Dealer for Wheel PUMP SERVICE—Ste-Rite Water Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy Systems Sold, installed, lerviced. Mowers. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ ware. 5381. & Hwllrf, MUMfin Service. 524 Middleville Rd, TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ERS REPAIRED—Central Rad* Phone WI 5-2700 after 5 pjnHastings. son. Phone WI 5-9117. Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Lilted in This Weekly Service and-Repair Guido �BANNER Lester Powers Dies Suddenly On Wednesday Legion Auxiliary | A Proclamation I Entertains BOXJENS __ • 1 rfc VA • WHEREAS, the United States HUSKY TRACTORS Hospital Patients iStSyfJlS'KSw’S American Legion Auxiliary understanding; and held their regular aocial meeting 1 WHEREAS, from April 24 Thursday. April 34. with Ada th?Po,.h*pril.y- 1K,WYJ1U £*!!?" Bogart child welfare chairman, will celetxrate the long friendship and her committee In charge, between Canada and the United Mra. Bogart and Prtaddent Mar- .Btatea; and guerlte Brekwllh held a Simula!-’ WHEREAS, this observance rf radio interview on child wel»* sponsored locally by the fare acUvttlee of the auxiliary Kiwanta Club <*> of Hastings; was followed by a Chlnree NOW. THEREFORE. I. by vlrlon. a skit In which all pna- tue 01 aulhcrity vtsud in had' a port and the making me a* Mayor of -the City of i JlWartan rtew, which had Hastings, do declare the: week of *n prwrnt laughing A delicious April 24 through April 3U as .iu'nrh _____ waa __ — . Tnd. everyone _______ r-an*4>.i:nltK< RIaIm aervid --------------- Goodwill Week । In Hastings and urge all our a good time. ci Urena to observe our historic | On April a Rehabilitation friendship with our good neigh- ' Chairman Dorothy Gronewold bor, Canada 'the United States > and Betty Golden. Tina Beck­ i Franklin C. Beckwith. Mayor with. Hilda Blackford and Joyce of the City of Hastings Hawkins entertained Ward 10 | Me the work out of yard care... lean just the FUN! Powers. r \Jim Peterson to | May 12 or Washington the patients and eagerly awaited I on by them. ployee ot tlie Michigan State Highway Department here. He health. in Orangeville Township, the son of Charlie and Maude (Baird) Powers. A life-long resident of Barry County, he had lived In HasSunday, slay Mr. and Mra. Charlton P»rk Rood, from 3 pxn. to » pjn. Al Smith and Edith Delton High News Thoughts For A Week When we saved money for a rainy day, we didn't know it would come disguised os a tax collector. Robert H. Sponable, Owner — 30 Yean Experience Mi. WI 5-3252 |MHB .A , | 1 j EHH HL j) I MUM ■^M ^M MWHM ' ""'I | I I | | H | I [ I ! ’ L I l\ . 11)1/1 ^H ^H ^H ■■ ■■ BM Mra Donald Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) grandchildren eight grandchildren; a siMu. Leda Scudxlk of Grand Rapid*, and one brother. Theo of R3 Middleville. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Donald Springer and Sue and the exchange stu­ dent from Finland who U living with them this year. Plrjo Alrto, took a trip to Niagara Falls and Washington. D. C.. over the Eas­ ter vacation. They also visited OtKJyxburg, Pa, and went into Canada. The trip was mainly for the pleasure of Plrjo who thoroughly enjoyed It In spite of the crowds who wtre alao taking advantage of the vacation to visit the East. sons end Mr. LaMont of Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mra. Gary Townsend. On Satur­ day Mr. and Mra. Bob Murphy of Lansing visited tier mother. Mr. and Mra. Harry Appelman were In Grand Rapids over the weekend visiting relatives. On Thuraday evening they were din- brother, the N. A Appelman* of Nashville. e n t s. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Marts of Middle Lake and other Mr. and Mra Chet Banghart baloo Dance and the price was 25c stag nnd 40c drag The chap­ were In Howell Tuesday visiting erones were Mr. Lamphier. Mr. Dorstcwitx, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Bang hart. Raynor. lot Niles visited Mra. W. D. meet. It was held at home atl with Parchment and Bangor Delton came out second with Bangor first and Parchment 38 ATTACHING TOOLS OR 4 SEASON USE third. The 4 pm. tennis match Irene Miller, who is ill. Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilixa, remove snow-—- at Springfield was won by Springfield you name the job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you’ll TUford of Colon on Sunday. need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and quick­ Miss Linda Gillespie waa home - Mr and Mrs Leon Knight ntid for the weekend from the Henry attaching tools now on display. daughter of Greenville and Mr. Ford School of Nursing to visit and Mra. Arthur Gray of Manis- her parents, tile Lyle Glllcsplea. who have recently returned from and Mra. Wally Oernentz Sat­ a vacation in Florida. 142 E. State St., Hastings Ph. WI 5-2983 urday evening they all had din­ ner at Dull Harbor Inn. August Kletzman of Dutton on Friday. The Gllkepies and Mra Wilbur Tolles spent Tuesday In Battle Creek. Cotner* shooting for the 2nd million in sales after being 1st In Mra. Elmer Gillespie Is in I. J itsclasslolopt'.emi .on mark Spcc.al celebration sale! Special Western Springs. Ill., visiting her ^M W ^^L limited edition model'Spertilly priced! Completely equipped son and family, the Kenneth ^M With: f . Plush red loop yarn carpet |~J Bright red vinyl interior Gllireptco. i I L’. Red-hot exterior j j Onyx black top (’ Seat belts, both front Mrs Lawrence Jordan enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs Jerome । | 2^^M andrear jHeatenDefroster ^Deluxe wheel cover*[JWhilewall Miles. Mr. and Mra Harold Hall, ) | M ^M tires, and eleven other safety features.including^ : Padded dash arxl Mr. and Mrs. David Logan ' ‘Sun visors| Side view mirror Backup lights ( ; Emergency and their families for dinner on MH flasher system and Interval-selector windshield wiper*. Sunday, the 17th. Dr. and Mra. Wesley Logan. Mr. and Mra. A. C. Fuller, Roy Thomas. Ken Robbe. Charles Hinman, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie were In Hillsdale on Che weekend attending the Featuring the new: Rotary District of Conference./ f FUNERAL HOME I daughtera, Pick a winner from our complete stable SPONABLE A three fersoa; Mra. Barbara Count of The not rwutar mreklng will H**Ung.-area safety patrollers »! ■ ____________ be held May 8. 7:30 pm. Present;^ *** wSlKu^DC’’mS «>* ,he d*y meeting their na-iJubilee. Good Daughter Over»-C ■ May and ,lghUt.e. t ture. Overture For Winds. Folk 1 HUSKY TRACTOR MODELS Aprtl 24 beekka Mra Beckwith 111*1.1* ln and Mra. Bogart were Dorothy ; ' ! inK. The Washington-area tour Bong From Somerset. Highlights —« TO 10 HP and Pamela Kurr. Lydia Roga: 8ti will continue the next day. On Prom West Bide Story, and Mucra, Betty Maraman *U1 ,eave for Washington by bus | lhe tourti1 the group will sic For A Carnival. Bolens—Flrat In powered I* | -■ School■ was ---------------------------held all day Thuraequipment since 1918 day. April 7 and, ended with a annual all-experue-pald trip to Sports Assembly which lasted the Capitol. from 2:45 until 3:90. During the lie. Glenna Townsend and Esther He la one of 133 Michigan assembly. Miss Knapp, the girls' Fett. patroller* chosen from among I Physical Education Instructor, Fourth District meeting will be By Peggt Stowltl* 'congratulated th’e cheerleaders M-37 Middleville Phone held Sunday, May 1 at South participating In Ante Clab'a Wednesday. April 8. Delton ^ presented awards. Speeches Haven. Elected delegates are Mra. Michigan SY 5-9441 Rogers and Mrs. Gronewold and gram. , . ... ~were given by Mr Knowlton on had its Spring Concert, conduct-. Mf. Jonea on u.nnLj Mr. alternate. Mra. Ainaile. Patrollers going to Washington cd bv Larry Best. Chorus and Christensen on baseball, and Mr. will converge on Detroit May 12 Band director The program fee- / Allen on track. There was also by buses originating at Saginaw. a hurdle demonstration by Dave vttraltons through U>e ground Muskegon and Benton Harbor lured the Senior Band, <3enlor Call WI 5-3481 A Detroit bus will join the cara­ Chorus and Junior Band. The Mercer and Jeff Galley. The as­ van at the Motor City's Veter­ Junior Band started out the pro­ sembly was adjourned by the cheers Two-BIta' and 'Come On an's Memorial Building for a 3 gram by playing the selections Team Fight' by the Varsity pm. departure. Champions On Parade. Four Michigan youths will Join Eposodlcs For Band. Two Moods cheer|padlng squad. April 10. Delton was visited by 23.000 patrollers from 20 other Overture. Great Oate Of Kiove. states and the District of Co­ and Thunder West. The Senior Mr. Covington of the Naval Re­ lumbia upon arrival in Wash­ Chorus came next singing Gandy serve Officer Training Corps. ington May 13. They will march Dancer's Ball. Madame Jeanette, During the second hour activity In a five hour morning parade and Moon River. The triple quar­ period. Mr. Covington, who Is a down Constitution' Avenue, an­ tet consisting of Kathy Uramkln. Navy Recruiter, talked to Senior nually the longest parade in Loretta Huber. Theresa Btedge, boys and answered questions Washington Linda Dewey. Mary Ellen Boul­ about the draft. At 11 the girls trying out for The parade is a tribute to this ter. and Sharon Jacobs sang nation's 850.000 patrol members You'll Never Walk Alone and Do cheerleading met in tlie gym for Alter the parade, Michigan Re After He Mi. The Tlie Senior Band finhn- a short meeting concerning the youth will spend the remainder I Ished the program by playing try-out*. They discussed wear­ ing apparel, requirements for trying out. etc. The seml-flnals will be held April 27 and the finals will be May 3. The seventh and eighth grad­ ers had their dance which lasted SINCLAIR SERVICE Jefferson Springs Conetfl-y. day at 7 pni. April 28. Young James Peterson. 13. son of Mr. I wnmm ur nrrvtrri a. rt in™. nar«. tllMl Mm Warn,- PrtffiUl of 1602 BENDERS 1003 K Funend Home. patients al the Veteran's Admin­ istration Hospital, Fort Custer. A Bolen* Husky offer* ■ oamplet* system for year round yard cere. Select at­ tachment* from a full range —rotary and reel mowers, Mow casters, tillers, culti­ vators, plows, rakes, carts —each designed to save Ctime, give your yard care It deserves. 88. Wedn sorts y, April 20. at Pennock Hospital. ------- ‘ ___ I I j E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 2nd MILLION SALE! cmor-elecL The Misses Sue and Esther for a visit at their Leach Lake home. The First Three Guesses Don't Count If you should become ill, rely on your Doctor for an accurate diagnosis of your condition. Your best friend may be a good guesser, but your family Doctor doesn't guess, he knows. Rely on our Rexall Phar- friendly service the next time you have a pre­ scription to be filled. FOR LESS THAN Your •2197" MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hasting! Ph. WI 5-24 Pharmacy Jacob's Prticripfion Pharmacy 126 Um st. Mwm WI S-M66 Hastings �The Hastings Banner Elisabeth French Writes Feature on ‘Mason Neck’ Summar Schedule Beta Pi Pledge* _ ingtonlan," a monthly magazine Thoma* W. Chandler. st Oonaumem Power Company's Big Rock Point nuclear electric generating station Just north of c Four masterful and Ctascnpuvs ■MMEI;' nationally known photographer, pm logical Unlveralty, L ’ C '. . . each day, conUnulng Hou«h- man in liberal arts and Edward is a freshman in electrical engi­ Robert Davis and family of Duneering. . ...... 1 tat . Thunder. April 2*. 1MC Free Methodist Church Pastor Is Rev. Howe Delton Methodist Church Grcles Plan Activities The circle* of the ' Delton Methodist Woman's Society ot Chrtotlan Service met Wednesday. Plan* were made for attending th* renting annual District meet­ Ing at Hastings Wednesday. hla wife. Because the subject to timely pm. in the Delton High School -cafeteria, using tlie theme, Pat­ terns for Living." Rev. Howe entered the minisMiscellaneous shower gifts for the Met hod LU Community How in Grand Rapids were collected. The Martha and Electa Circles INTRODUCBS Naw GRANDSONS reporting. Uncle Dick.) met with Mra. Myron Campbell , I Fowlerville. Cleo. Lansing. Bad with Mrs. Carl Parker and Mra.' New Pastor-The Rev. C. E Jutting Into the Potomac Riv­ other landmark* from our ritie Furrcs; Kahler assisting. Mrs er rather like a shortened ver­ lai heritage — latoanon, On Her Day, Sunday. May 8 Guy Shennan gave a program on Earl Habecket u pastor of the HaU, and Belmont House. “Concern and Communion." Mra. Hasting* Free Methodist Church. Neck to an unapoilad peninsula The leapa-and-bound* growth Adda Pierce and Mrs. Ralph Rev Haebecker resigned because | of Northern Virginia, howreor, of hl* wife's Illness Rev and j made two missionary trips to ha* finally caught up with Ma­ Ruth Circle with Mrs Harold Mrs. Howe have three married Couhuala. Mexico. son Neck, and it* existence a* a Braford giving the program. children. For lhe last seven yean tranquil environment sustaining he has been se.-retary of the East touched by the rampant spread I natural growth and wildlife to Conk- chairman. Mra. Nettle Hoffman. Michigan Annua) Conference. of modem urbanism, is Indeed Friday they are to move into In Jeopardy. Recently 1,800 acres happy something of a 20th century I of land have been sold to real tlie May Sth WSCS meeting at i miracle. estate deveiopera, and a battle adopted sons of 88gt. and Mrs. 7:30 pm. at the church, when Street. It* natural endowment* are loom*. The opposing force* are Rev. Howe a* bom near DanaMarshall V. Hardin. Mrs Hardin rvrw officers will be Installed, and the Conservation CbmmMtee to Is the farmer Karen CVnklln For Banner Classified Ads a. pledge service will be held beautlful vahlgh acitooi there. The Electa Circle will be hos­ Call WT 5-3481 G. Conkllrt of 4010 S. Broad- tesses for the meeting. ridgte, and marshland with visited Mra. Jessie O’Donnell and and family were dinner gueits turn! resources which is rapidly family on Bunday. developing in the United Slates, ths article la reprinted here "for hometown folks (Editor'* note: Dear Libby—Thl* Is an excellent The Hardins Adopt Sons In Far East This new shm clutch by Lady Buxton Under cover of a »msrt new envelope, you get lhe matt com­ plete wallet ever. Slip a comb and mirror into one of lhe big compartment*, a lipstick Into the change purse, and you have the scope ot a pocketbook with none of lhe bulk. In fine and evening* loo. W OO plug tax LADY BUXTON Ladles' Timex .AH stylet from *10” WATCHES "Straw Hil" Cologne b, Faberge *2^P Th* Fragronca for Summar Fun thick spreading of lotus bios- tcrlOr). and live developers of the sons and Illy pad* over the Klncs lAndlng project, who creek* and ponds. Ttere to alm i to buUd B immunity an abundance of wildlife—fly- eVentUaUy numbering 20.000 pee­ st Kota. Okinawa He came to ing squirrels, raccoon*. otXeis. plei ln the of thL, wlldUfe tim Hardlns as a faster clilld April 26. 1665. Adoption proceed­ dew. green and blue herons, ings were begun In November egrets, whistling swans, warblers. iue vamiuim ,and the final decree was granted the magnificent site of the penln Maxell. 1M6. insula together with its unpol-1 international Social &rvlcc* luted bay* and coves and scenic , 1S3, a^ted with the adoption Spring the skies and marahea open spaces are exactly what of . are dark and vibrant from the President Johnson had to mind October lhe Okinawa of- Hon migrating birds To nature lovers Mason Neck is an Eden. penlnaula la Ounaton Hall, one of which is small, aa for It# exqul- sgoo Cologne Mist Muguel beautiful boxwood garden over­ looking the river. The property “Lily of the Volley" and "Springtime Fragrance" Celebrity Pin Curl Bonnets . .M25 Wedclox ALARM CLOCKS *5” ** Hostings Rural Fire Associa­ tion firemen were alarmed about 2 pm. Monday when an exterior wall of lhe garage at the Middle Lake home of Mr. and Mra. Eugene Dalman caught fire. Dalman had the btaie under control when firemen arrived. The fire Is believed to have had a atartwi started lronl from *» an emersion ein.elec.that the Korean office „ ... baby boy available for adoption. ulc healer in a pall of water. The Hardtos went to Seoul, water away son Neck aa a public wildlife and Korea. Thank*glvtag week to see hol and Mt same boards Brnn and beean the adootkm. ..j____ .. underneath It on fire. Damage Mason Neck the last such place in Northern Virginia, but In ths Th*. Dalman* were In the woods looking far mushroom*, and brought Bryan "home ’ and were returning when they finest remaining wildlife and saw the flame*. They didn’t find recreation area in the vicinity." any mushroom* Hardin* returned u> Okinawa He Is on vacation this week on UB. 1 and turn onto Route from the E. W Bliss Company. 242 (Ounaton Hall Rd.) which first settled by George Mason n, the family for whom Mason Neck continues as far as Hallowing Point. Ounaton Hal] can be Hall was built a few decades be­ visited dally; however, the wild-J. Perry is 32 S incites tall and John Schowalter. a student at fore the Revolution by George life and nature area -— -----------! We stern Michigan University. Hardin* have begun pro- haa p!rdgeii Ule Della Chi Fra­ BUI of Right* and a leading adgs for U. a visas for the ternlty and was honored by resnd pending mUKary orders ctlvlng lhe Dr. Edward H. Zwergel pest Pledge Award. John Is State* during December. 10M the son of Dr. and Mra Norbert uunuing rsumps, lie was a DO— U.M«|n I. ...II.'. -*« man of highly cultivated Infid- It’s Greenfield Tim! Mm River vantage point. If the Con- Dick VanWto. who is a student For Banner Classified Ad* Call WI 5-3481 w/KYht one trip arounil your lawn wipes out weeds,feeds hungry gras* Greenfield Weeds as It Feeds Pledged to Delta Chi outlook, virtues which are Wi­ den t In his beautifully planned and designed home. But also Asm Fire Damage* Garage Monday your lawn! Ask for Greenfield this Weekend Blair's Fam It Garden 231 W. State 945-5982 weekend with his parent*, tlie Orville VanWlcs. or Federal Government for a public recreation and wildlife 108 East State Street and enjoyed by area resident*. Anyone wishing to sec a copy may find It at the Hastings Pub­ lic Library. giving away over $1 ,000°° in Merchandise during our We Welcome Your I Charge! Viet Nam Film Saturday at Holiness Church "Viet Nam Profile." JusUcom­ pleted film production by Dr. Bob Pierce for World Vision. Inc., wlU be preaeoted to a spe­ cial premier showing at Pilgrim MEMBER j SECURITY CHARGE SERVICE street on Saturday, April 30th al 7:30 pm. Eighty minutes In length. Friday and Saturday April 29 & 30 Dr. Pierce. President of world Vision. Inc. Imls spent the major FREE PRIZES will be given to . the 1st. - 25th - 50th lOOlh - IO8th . 250th. etc. Customers Entering Our Store During our GRAND OPENING EVENT Plus FREE DOOR PRIZES - Vietnam filming and directing production gf "Viet Nam Pro­ file." while also establishing his organlxallon's vast relief pro­ gram there. "Viet Nam Profile’’ portrays the people of the war-tom Ut­ ile country. Including colorful aboriginal mountain tribespeople as well a* the Vietnamese combat, follows missionaries and Vietnamese Christiana in their faithful and often heroic labors for Christ, and depict* the minis­ tries of a typical U. 8. chaplain SHOP WHERE YOU SEE THIS SIGN The modem way to shop is with Security Charge. Budget your purchases, large or small, with no special forms or financing. Just say “Charge It” and you will automatically receive the convenient extended payment privileges of your Security Charge Card. Pay as little as 1 10 of your balance each month (Minimum $10) ONLY 1% SERVICE CHARGE Lowest in the area or pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date with no to be Drawn Every Hour on the Hour From 10 a.m. on Friday thru 5 p.m. Saturday Mrvice charge! filming were done by Dr. Pierce TWO GRAND PRIZES Will Be Awarded: a $100.00 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE is to be Given Away ot 8:30 Friday Evening and another at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday CORNER OF by Ralph Carmichael, and bnu Taguchl Productions of Tokyo participated In the editing and sound recording along with World Vision’* Audio-Visual De­ partment. WSU Alumni Post FREE GIFTS to Everyone Entering Our Store During Our Grand Opening —NO PURCHASE NECESSARY- named ATIONAL STATE ANO MFFERSON, DOWNTOWN ANK of ASTINGS **•**«• �• am. Holy Cunssutot 11 am Momiog .pgan 'omens Rev, Gordon Btakmto* 10 am ftmday school. 11 am Broaching, kss sxsa.> p- ■vanlag sarriea, 7:30 pm ■Huowtoy waning prayer and Btbto study, 7:30 pm l_Tbo theme far lhe day U "The Other Bide of lhe Coin." a Uudy ol gambling and Ua effects on family Ufa The speaker will bo CARLTON MVWnWAT Fellowship sarviM Youth Fellowship, Bev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Warning worship. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Christian Endeavor, 7:16 pm. Thursday-6 p.m. Mother and Daughter banquet, speaker. W»volene Babbitt with pictures ot Dowling, and Mrs. Willard Cur­ tly. Hastings, will assist Mr. Gibbs tn the qucritlon end ans­ wer period following his talk. 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ lowship will meat at the Pryor irorna far a swimming party. , 6:30 Bailor High Youth Fel­ lowship at the church. The Methodist and Episcopal youth Rev. Roger A. Janke, Pastor Worship al 8:15 and 10:46 am will be gucsta. Program on lreSunday school and Bible Youth FeUowahfr, Bunday. C Prayer Group; Tuesday, 9:30. Chancel choir. 7 pm, Thura- Delton, Michigan Rw. David Honeywell, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Worship. H am . Evening worship, 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 PJi Saturday. April 30. Music Com­ mittee meeting, 3 pm Saturday. April 30, Viet Nam Profile. Bring-your friends, 7:30. Tuesday. May 3. Sunday school board meeting, 7i30 pm Saturday. May 7, Tentative data for &mday School Con­ tort supper. See nest weeks pa­ per for detail* Bunday, May 15, 3:30 pm. CUssaco tar all agea 11 am, Morning worship. Mes­ sage by lhe pastor. Thia service broadcast, WBCIL Bunday bcImxJ. 10 am Morning worship, 11 gm Evenlng service, 7:30 pm Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday evening. 7:30 pm. 7:30 p.m. Message by U» pas­ tor. Special music, hymn sing. Monday — 0:30 pjn. Plonotr Recruitment Rally on Monday nt 7:15 pm Featured will be tlie vast array of full time church Bunday school, 0:46 am. Morning wonhlp, 10:46 am. Bunday evening service. 7.30 Wednroday prayer,. 7:10 p.nj. Every Bunday, 8:30 am. the l>o:no uf Mrs. Douglas DeComp. Thursday Activities 6: 30 Kirk House choir practice. 7: 30 Chancel choir practice. Saturday^ Cbupics Club will meet Ui Memorial Hall. Bring a 10 am. Bunday school, u am Morning worship; Wed.. 7 pun. prayer meeting. Brother Virgil Brock of Wi­ nona Lake, Ind., will be speaker and song leader. Caroyin Coals and Margery Kilmer will give a 9:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Chriitian Science Text Announced.,, ..The spiritual basis for bvWJ earning Sin wtf} be taken up <i Christian Science Cjiurvh-'tcrJ vices this Bunday. "Behold, what 1330 N. Broadway, Hostings Where a Christian Experience .'■hikes you a Member. 10 am.- Sunday school. 11 am, Morning worship. 6: 30 pm. Youth service. 7: 30 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pun. Wednesday prayer. we are proud to present ’ Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. pm Bub - District Rally Worship, 11 am. Grand Rapid* Sunday evening service, 7:30. 7 pm. Jr-Hl MYP. ---—* Wed. evening service, 7:30. 102 E. Woodland Avenue Rev. M. F. Goble, Pastor 9:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 8 pm Young People's service. Hickory Corners, Mlcmgan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship, jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7: 30 pm Evening service. Wednesday. 7:30, Family Night. 8: 30 pm. Choir rebeafsaL Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm Sunday. "Faith for Today," on TV. WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am 10:30 am Bunday school. 0:13 pjn. Christian Endeavor. 7 pjn. Evening service. Bunday school. 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am Bunday evening service, 7 pm. GRAND OPENING Sunday school. lOxin. Morning worships11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. M Mlle E. of M-64 ou Stale Rd. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor Evangelical service, 8 pm 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Wed, 7:46 pm. Mid-Week APRIL 29-30 glamorous Rev. Earl Schlpper Worship, 10 am. Bunday school. 11:16 am. Evening worship, 7:30 pm Women's Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. stockings Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley, Assistant Bunday Mass, 8. 10. 11:30 am. Confessions, 4 to 5, and 8 to 9. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays. Before Masse* on weekdays. Dally Masses, 7 and 8 am good news for you... grand news day, 157. Average attendance for April 173. 11 am Worship service. «.,■ — —. ,'rn tw. your legs Campground Rd, U m of Hastings Wre tickled pink uith our newest addition and we know you'll be too! For Mojud Stockings Mojud stockings in the moil lutcioui styles and shades you've ever set 108 E. State St. Sunday school. 10 am Worship. 11 am. Youth mooting, 6:15 pm Evening prayer meeting and Bible study, 7:30 pm. Bunday service. 11 am. Bunday school. 11 am.' Wwtnesdsy service, 8 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm Up-Date your home with Electric tessat.. Air Conditioning in 1SUIT Hl MODEIN living 8at. Sabbath school, 9:30. Worship. 11 am. Tuesday prayer, 7:30 pm Bunday, "Faith for Today," on TV. WOOD.Channel. 3, 8:30 i<n. Shown Saturday, April 30-7:30 p.m. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1302 So. Hanover St., Halting! �Her mother and sister, Mix Ma- ( Wednesday ol IU w* ifur tie Crocker and Mra. Lucite Clack. both of Wayland, accom­ panied her. Mr. Crocker la a retired army man. having served JO yean. Prentice home Prank Roush Personal Mention U. Col. Allen Prentice and daughter, .Linda, of Baltimore. Md.. Mr. and Mn. Homer Becker and Ann and Fred Prentice. Mr. and Mra. Al Bchwennesen visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward' J. Bchwennesen. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Drewyar and Mr. and Mn. Michael Kelley, all of Gun Lake. Bunday. Members of the Hastings Women's Club who are attending the Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Grand Rapids this-week, either for portions or In Its entirety are: Mesdames Glen Brower, nOFESSIONAl MY CLEANING SUVICt Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat M-4J Wert, Arrw from "Dag '■ S-ds" FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALL'D A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER ------- Oh* 24 Haars a Dav------- North Gun L«k* Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m. Roy Cordra, Lorin Oarilnger. '| H. A. Adrounle. Keith Chan dinner honoring her father. William Kirkpatrick. Rudolph Mias Sue Smith was In Petos­ key over the weekend Visiting: nnd Howard A. Peters. Mn. Kirkpatrick. M*. Wood and Mrs. Mra Nora Smith spent a week GuesU other than the honorees with her daughter, the Robert------ --------- ~----- ‘------------------ " Pratts, of St. Johns who brought I local club. oeen * penning nis leave wiui ms her home on Sunday, the 17th. net uruum. mi. Mrs. Gertrude Bolmes of De­ and were dinner guests of the Hamp.and boys of Lake Odessa (parents, the Don Bl. Johns, and troit spent the weekend with her William Dunlaps of . Podunk The Ronald Hsynea, who have] is now en route to Vietnam. mother. Mrs. Donald Smith. been In Leesburg. Fla., since NoMr. and Mra. Gerald Bandera Mra. Cresale Budge accom­ vember, returned home last week. I and family were guests of lhe panied her daughter, the Ted The Rex Dultcrcrs have had a ; Kenneth Thompsons of Freeport Zieglers, to Grand Rapids on wonderful two-month vacation Saturday evening Sunday where they visited at the In Arizona and other parts of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Belson home of another daughter, Mrs the Southwest, coming home by, ghlrley were entertained for Maxine Rademacher. . way ot Chicago where they spent dinner a Bunday ago at the Mr. and Mn. Edgar McMillen Easter with their daughters, the. home of Mrs Belson's parents, and children of Grand Rapids Robert Simas and the Oaryjlhe Howard Steeles, of Woodvisited her parents, the Ray Haywoods, on Bunday. . The Arthur Stewards enter­ tained her parents, Mr. and Mn. Richard Wight, of Dimondale on THE .FRIENDLY. L FOLKS / Name Rev. Janke President of , Ministerial Unit1 reported to De a fust-hand authoriiy on Communism, its stra­ tegy and the Society system and world problems. Public Forum Local Folks a man of this calibre. April IB. 1908 BiUy Graham appeared on the T.V program called. Today. He took hie stand on prayer. Ha stated that we need God's Holy his hand upon the Bible, the Supreme Court opens it* solemn assembly with prayer by a chap- DICK BLOUGH Manager of Our petition to Almighty God to help them frame our oonMKutlou un­ der God. Then it was done, and our nation reached her peak ot MEAT DEPARTMENT profeasora to bring their damna­ ble heresies Into our colleges, teaching young America to riot. ’.evil work, bean fraught Illinois has DICK BLOUGH, our Meat Department manager, is relativelynow to our Hastings store. However, he is an old friend to many of you. Dick was born and raised in the Hastings-Freeport area. He attended Jones Elementary School and the old Freeport High School. Ho is married to the former Elvira DeWeerd who is a graduate of Hastings High School. Dick and Elvira have three sons: Bernie, Russell and Raymond. The family home is in Freeport at 233 Green Street. Many of our customers remember Dick from when ho worked at The Highlands Dairy here in Hastings. In 1953 he started his career with the Kroger Company in Grand Rapids and we feel very fortunate here in the Hastings store to have acquired a meat man of his experience and reputation. Haying been bom and raised in this area, Dick knows the typo of meat the people in this community prefer. It is his sincerest inten­ tions to always give them just that. Dick’s personal vow to his cus­ PHKt fflSHIM tomers is that every piece of meat be a real value and that ho will never be out of an advertised feature. Our meat department has recently received a new look. We have a new luncheon meat case which allows Dick to offer the largest selection m Hastings; plus, the easiest from which to shop. Our pride, at Kroger, is our TENDERAY BEEF. This beef is all graded U.S.D.A. Choice by the government. Then it is given Kroger's Tenderay process to ensure our customers the finest of beef in the country. Tenderay is a process of aging beef to ensure tenderness through temperature and bacteria control. Nothing is injected into our beef: nothing artificial to break down the tissues of the meat and spoil the flavor. No other beef can be so tender. So, naturally, Dick guarantees all of his meat will satisfy you or he will replace it, or refund your money. Plus, he will givo you 50 TV stamps for your trouble. CLIP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON 300 One Hundred TV STAMPS With a Purchase of From our MEAT DEPARTMENT 500 With a Purchase of purchase. Ho will also soil loan, meaty Smoked Picnics for 39c per lb. From our MEAT DEPARTMENT CLIP THIS COUPON Five Hundred* TV STAMPS This wook Dick would liko to give away some TV stamps: Ho will givo 100 TV Stamps with a $5.00 moat purchase, 300 TV Stamps with a $10.00 moat purchase and 500 TV Stamps with a $15.00 moat Three Hundred 300 TV STAMPS With a Purchase of )0' From our MEAT DEPARTMENT LEAN MEATY Smoked • ’ifV picnic - Jy WITH THIS COUPON 013101310131010001 �Aitoft 4H’on Michigan State University SeH pwr 500 THE Hastings FFA, HE Gives Honors, Inducts Officers xne Economics Club their parents at a program on Tuesday. Highlights Interesting to South America. Rex Frisby Retires As 4H Leader Richard C. Thomas attended iod appointed committee* for leather briefcase hand-tooled by mem­ presented at an organisational meeting. The new leaders are John and Mary Usbome. Frisby Barry . County 4H Advisory Coun- Charlotte Girl is Holstein Finalist July, late August*. Tie DuPulta would be planted on tho most productive third of Farmers Gan Tractors Major Killers on State Farms Barry Farm Boost Alfalfa Calendar... Yield 40 Pct. cidenta in Michigan, reporta Art kl-XIL JO—Teen Age Daaee ■unllv Center, 1:30 to 11:31 MAT 4—Berry *11 TV SSoi Agricultural Agent. Bel 0 WJIM TV it IS: IB P Michigan State University crop tcientlst, Conservation District, the Rev Ito points out that average — itor First fatalities. MAT a — B«U ' COBsarvitlOB Dlslttot flVT 0Tpr Dirvctots mMUag, 301 ■■ MlchUui alfrdfa yields on southern Mich­ ____ _______ chairman Junior HolMrin Champion con-1 ..tn tlu, “. JT*’ igan farms are about 3.3 tons Agriculture committee Hastings teat. The daughter of Loren WUMichigan farm people iiave Kfa-anli Club; Dr. Fred Hauser. more. Chartene aborts runner-up girls' division, topping a field of flipped backwards." says Richard O. Pfister. Michigan State Uni- T. N. Knopf, FFA advisor, pre- Holsteins with a herd value of nearly J6.500. She started with a single calf, which she purchased Jurita in side tips. rotational agriculture. The are more likely to tip sideways learning to drive and for farm- 0* 1 BUSHEL. OK >/ BUSHEL leu than any one of these will pay far each 20 lbs. of Potash (K,O) in Your Fertilizer Program. Insure your crop with a balanced fertilizer Talk over your program with us SMITH BROS Loke Odessa and Woodland Plant at Woodbury year period. Tho flrat cutting Eaton local Michigan Milk Pro­ Carnival, May 1th. Debbie for DuPulto should generally be Li chairman with a ccxncn) Vickie Keller. Cindy Tulld The famed Cedars of Lebanon, •Tills type of management and Egyptian piianmha* funeral Vernal and the vigor and yield started, including a large variety guarded as a national treasure of projects offered. Anyone not and depleted on the Lebanese present should call Mra. Thomas, more, it spreads tho flrot cutNattor^ G^wupWe WI 5-3’Dl to enroll for Blurimar Uno mer a turn to thrft-week 81 vxvwiui. period.1 U8K BANNIB WANT AMj! Subscribe to The Barnier I Michigan Varieties Corner Meat Market Instead ot two. <2* topdrcMing With IM or more pounds of pot­ Michigan Scale University de­ ash and <3i planting Uk new veloped bean varieties that have French and Flemish varieties of made it portable fur the State to alfalfa. In They ore more unstable on tlie highway, Ln turns and- on side hills. Wide front end tractors ore pn>H« wk and pwlUuUrV Uw winners bringing recognition to ceived yield potential during Moot Michigan formers should be able to increase their alfalfa Tractoni are Involved In about secretary, ’ The honorary Chapter Farmer UM 1BU-. out TtauuUj **« "• “ *“ April 31 in Detroit. FARM NEWS OrrenfWd, Ff"A prasiijg tmaftnyter aa Lite trmided_as the following officer? Packager of Cookie* Richard Thomas Is Committeeman For MMPA Area HASTINGS BANNER Brown. Holstein Cows In Area Set Production Mark MSU crop scientists. aay that farmer a chance to cash tn on lhe high feeding value of al­ falfa during the first cutting to MSU varieties—all developed less than 10 years ago. Michigan products one-third of all the dry edible beans in the United Slates and more than BO per­ harvesting a leafy, succulent crop Chat hasn't had a chance MSU research allows that this down on slopes and during turns Uurd cutting usually means idto watch out for rough terrain and hidden obstacles. He also. New. officially recognized milk warns against using a high hitch ! and butterfat production levels acre—provided ample potash above the normal drawbar level, by Registered Holstein cows in applied. As much as 150 to "But Use rml key to tractor j this area are listed in a special pounds of muriate of potash may safety is the driver.” contends report from Holstein • Friesian Stecby. "Tractor tips ore caused Association of America. by two types of driver failures. | Cows included in tlie report The third key to top quality, Elthcr lhe driver doesn't rcchigh yielding alfalfa is the Dowling Charity Juna 5223056, planting of properly adapted he falls to handle the tractor a three-year-old, owned by C. varieties. Vernal alfalfa Ls tho properly. Robert Gaskill. Hastings, pro­ best single variety for Michigan duced 14,000 pounds of milk and because of Ito high productivity 547 pounds of butterfat in 338 plus long life due to high Wlndays. Pel Queen Bonnie Burke 5009­ tuctorla wilt. 443, a four - year - old, produced "Vernal is recommended for 17.300 pounds of milk and 720 till of Michigan when stands The County Agricultural agent pounds of butterfat In 305 days! i Nan Carnation Burke Rcroyal i gular shaped slow moving cm- 5401966, a ' two - year - old, had 16,100 lbs. of milk and 566 lbs. of .of alfalfa. Vernal or other longequipment moved along rural butterfat in 354 days. Both ar?1 | varieties are not enough. ronda A flaslung red light can owned by Howard G. Johnston, lived ■MSU research has shown tiiat and should be added when on Nashville. tlie rood at night to avoid being IIalong M Jule Roa* 4813677, a ; help Michigan farmers a ’’sitting duck” for high trpeed five - year - old, produced 26,650 lieties ,gel 5-ton yields or more. traffic. pounds of milk, and 858 pounds • French varieties (such as Duof butlertat in 365 days; Hulong BarsSn Ate 5048467, a four-year- t old, hud 21,170 lbs. of milk and lively in that port of Michigan Harold .Webster, Hickory Cor­ 821 lbs. of butterfat in 305 days;, designated os a three-cutting ' nets, has been elected to mem­ Hulong Baron Sue Goldie 5551­ bership In the American Angus 094. a two-year-old, had 15.990 1north, the French varieties arc Association at St. Joseph. Mo.< pounds of milk and 690 pounds 1not recommended since they may There were 666 memberships is­ of butterfat In 365 days. All are 1sornetlmm winterkill. sued to breeders of registered owned by Hubert Long, -Wood- *- Fbr highest production, Tesar Aberdeen - Angus Ln tlx- United land. < . 1 States during the post month. Weedvale Leader A a g r I e Ming a combination of Vernal and tlie shorter-lived DuPults. Michigan State golfer Ken 6264669, a threc-year-old ownra Vtmal can bo planted to twoTony McCaul, Lake Odessa, by Benoon won the Chicago District Lhlrds of alfalfa acreage, and Golf Association match play produced 17,900 pounds of milk and 621 pounds of butterfat in championship in 1963 and IMA three-cut system Hate May. mid365 days. Monella Mercedes R A Pearl 4887344, a flve-ycar-old. produced 18^20 pounds ot milk, and 641 pounds of butterfat In 305 days; Monella Ormsby M M Cherry 4813169, a six - year - old. had 17430 pounds of milk and 620 pounds of butterfat in 365 days. Both are owned by Jahn W. Moore, Jr, Nashville. Diemer Fann Edna 5140395. a six - year - old. produced 17460 pounds of milk nnd 719 pounds Of butterfat in 305 days; Corner View Curve Crevt Beula 4818334, a five - year - old. had 17470 pounds ot milk and «jb pounds of butterfat in 301 days. Both are owned by Clarence Post, By­ ron Center. Since the new Clrarlevoix kld- FA- M LOANS Styles and driving have changed In the last 50 Land Bank interest rates remain at 5ki%. Get the money you need to build your farm business—get it at this low rate. Repay­ ment terms up to 35 years. No prepayment penalty. Seo us aboi Land Bank loan I years and the Automobile Club it still Michigan leader In Motoring services enduro- tedion Joins Angus Grdup Give Mom A Gift Shell Love! Give her an up-to-date kitchen . . . one with all the latest time and work-saving appliances. We can design and make just such a kitchen for her. Send her in this week to see our kitchen display. You can have her kitchen remodeled now and pay later. 5029578, a four - year - old, pro­ duced 15460 pounds of mlik nnd 505 pounds ot butterfat in 353 days. Coemens Pabst Lockwillow Juno 5418017, a two - year - old, had 14,560 pounds of inllk and 526 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Both are owned by Frank K. Welnbrtcht. Hustings. Artnodessa Mistress Melody 4969243, a four - year - old. pro­ duced 18,640 pounds of milk nnd 792 pounds of butterfat in 365 days; Armodesu .Majestic Rosy 4833580, a five-year-old. had 19.­ 900 pounds of milk and 725 pounds of butterfat In 365 days; Armodessa Ben - Roo Sally 4969239. a four - year - old. had 18420 pounds of milk and 720 pound* of butterfat In 365 days; Armodesu Ionia Clara 4969216. n four-year-old. hud 18.140 pounds of milk and 679 pound;, of butterfat in 365 day»; Aroradesu JMldnlle Chieftain 53001CO. a three - year - old. had 17,760 pounds of milk and 665 pounds of butterfat in 365 day». All un­ owned by Theodore II. Arm­ strong. La Odes-a. These new production figures may be compared to the esti­ mated annual output of 7,880 pounds of milk and 285 pound, of butterfat by tlie average U.S dairy cow, potes the national Hol*tcln Association, Michigan State University sup­ ervised the sampling, weighing and testing operations in coop- ■ eration with the Holstein organ­ ization'• herd and breed im­ provement programs. Timbuktu, tlie fabled Sahara city once jealously guardeej again* Europeans. st-U ahupcm ite daggws for infidels, but onlv to sell aa aourcnlrs, the National Geographic says. n»c moat n>mantle town in the African Re­ public pf Mail, Timbuktu )tu dwindled into a minor trading / center, but epruced-up hotel faL cillUAi refresh vuutora delight- . Ing.Ln its -mud houies,) mtn^, , aod etrnd caravans. * . ’ AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Main Otflca HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Wast State St. Phone 945-4392 EDWIN J. MEISENBACH, ReprtMaisfrvv HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Li So. Michigre Buyers of used luxury cars! Lincoln Continental warranty now covers major repairs for 12 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first WARRANTY-eLUS factory-approved protection that now makes a '63, '64 or *65 Continental the wisest used luxury car buy in America! Your LincolnContinent*! dealer has a selection of prime-condition, late-model Continentals, plus a warranty to go with them, for the man who desires distinguished motoring and lhe security of knowing lie's made a wise investment. Your Lincoln Continental dealer's exclusive new factory-approved warranty provides fret replacement of power train parts, including labor, iWier-^ ever you drive. With normal maintenance, ii covers all internal engine, transmission and rear axle parts as well as the drive line^ except for accidents or road hazards. This warranty will cover 1963, 1964 and 1965 Continentals for 12 months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. Ask your Lincoln Continental dealer about his factory-approved warranty and enjoy count­ less miles of distinguished motoring in the years ahead. <»> Covers 1963,1964 and 1965 Lincoln Continentals anywhere there is a Lincoln Continental dealer. THIS EXCLUSIVE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ONLY AT- MAHLER MOTOR SALES UiO N. MICHIGAN _ HASTINtn PS WI 1-2479 �□ Fresh Out «f the Attic IMartin VanDuine Dies Friday at Grand Rapids Lake Odessa Mattings School Menu f THK HASTINGS A surprise birthday party wie held a£ the tame of Mra. Gone Stade Tburaday morninc. April 14. fra- Mra. Thomas (BtanM) Middleville, Oun take. died early Nuraing Home, Grand Andy were Saturday, April 18, 1 c/ciock. City Lodge Funeral sen turnout from Auburndale, Fla. tUH 11 BfHD.h'f. presented me with quite a gift Hastings Table Company and yesuraay. To moM at you. H the Grand Rapids Bookcase <S» with the result that this plant, wwiid not mean much, but wbsi Chair Company, conducting although an addition was made crating to full capacity. Tho P-C Company is produc­ of rural Freeport The Attic,” a couple old news­ bavin* made frequent addition* ing a number at implements for papers mean a M to you. He gave mo U>e HASTINGS BAN­ time the Hastings Table Com­ CoDeen Including a cultivator sweep, a nlagh of rural Hastings spent NER of Juno 23. 1904. and lhe pany- is building a two story something like Use ordinary "New 1925. It baa a couple of luma of "Portloru; of E. W. B11M Cam- Stalter of Top Quality! Government Inspected FRESH FRYERS Standard time. Tlie tentative city. Sunday schedule provide* for a One of the largest and finest plants of its kind In the counthe afternoon; of the city, the plant of the E. W. Bliss Company, where are HASTINGS WINS FAME turned out some of the larger,t AB CITY OP INDUSTRIES nnd finest hydraulic presses pro­ Outlook For Future Has duced. Many of these orc utili­ Much PromLw For zed in the automobile factories, ispecially those for stamping out Barry County Community By Will J. Field (Gazette Staff Correspondent) HASTINGS. Oct, 18, 1925. manufactured at this plant, an While Ha-rtlngs, in the midst of unusually attractive building of Barry County's numerous lakes. fire -proof constnfBJon. with Li Ideally located for on exten­ wiilta Ule walls and hundreds of sive resort business and while it \ Is the center of a fine agricul- PRODUCE UNDERGARMENTS lural country, especially to the: The Charles H. Osborn Comnorth, It Ls nuuiufocturuig Hint pony are extensive manufacturniakcs this an outstanding com-1 <rs of ladles' garments, such as munlty. Along thl* line, too, the bandeaux and camlfu'.uro point* to even greater ................. Hastings la also county bead- LABOR CONDITIONS GOOD In addition to good railroad faculties. Hastings offers Ideal labor condition*. No Hastings ettp. SHOP A&P lhe Store That Cares gan Mutual Windstorm Insur­ ance Company Is located here In a new fire-proof building. This company, the pioneer In its line In- Michigan, oovera the entire haa nearly 00.000 policy holders with about 1250.000.000 of In- Super-Right" Mature, Com-Fed 49s Blade Cut Arm cuts English Cuts /L E C U3ib TF EC / 3 lb CANNED HAMS saving money for worthwhile aims . • . MARRIAGE . . . EDUCATION . . . TRAVEL . . . RETIREMENT. Watch your insured savings grow at our current high 4’/4% dividend ... at Hastings Savings and Loan. ably no finer ar more complete hospital exists In a city the size of this ttan tlie Pennock HaspltAl. Completed M a cost of 1150.000 several years ago U stands as a monument to the left a bequot a few years ago for that purpose, and the publicspirited generosity of a number of other clttans. The HasUngs Country Ciub ls another ImUtutlon unique in a city of this size, and Is another evidence of the public - spirited Renerootty of her cilluena Lo­ cated within a mile of the heart of the city, amid beauUful sur- HaMlrud resident* aro proud of their town. They feel that for a city of 0.000 It cannot be excelled Phono WI 5-3853 AH Savings I mured Up to $10,000 wMi F4.LI C. MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LW Ml 5TST1M nounccd growth. . AQc "SUPER-RIGHT" Fancy Sliced Bacon ws- 53£ 79* "SUPER-RIGHT" SKINLESS CAPN JOHN'S Thick-Sliced Bacon Breaded Shrimp l.49‘ 49* Perch Fillets A&P GRADE "A 3^79‘ Peaches 00 3 Prone Juice ... 45e ANN PAGE QUALITY Salad Dressing HEART'S DELIGHT Apricot Nectar VALUE! "SUPER-RIGHT" -SUKX-XIGHT- CANNED CANNED A Special Offer! A&P VACUUM PACKED Navel Oranges Bariinka Grapes SOUTHERN GROWN Green Beans ml 59* 3 4$. 100 L CANS 2 BANANAS Corned Beef Hash CALIFORNIA— IIJ SIZE 59* All-Meat Franks "SUPER-RIGHT" COUNTRY STYLE s 25‘ Frosting Mixes FRYER LEGS OR BREASTS pkg. Grape Juice ■■■■-. 75 SPECIAL! JANE PARKER Peach Pie Coffee ^OC^E «49* SIM □ 29* Kk CRISP, GREEN Cucumbers . 2«*35 BROCCOLI 291 New Improved Giant Size Sail Detergent 2-tt. bocxera. The city to stradlly. in a beaKhy I। Cake Mixes Shoots 136 E. State St 1” A&P GRADE "A" erected commanding an unsur- golf course enablea the golfing fan On n(v* vm. * .11 4>l_ —_ 2-LB. PKG. ANN PAGE LAYER IMPORTTD, BLACK ■A ON ALL % SAVINGS Sliced Bacon Beef Liver.. nal orders. The Masonic bodice Include the Blue Lodge. Chapter. Council. Cmnmandtr)', and EastFellows. Maccabees. Knights of Pythias, Mboec. aa well aa American Legion and O. A. R. posts. ( Hastings Is fortunate in having hospital facUlUee not often avail- ALLGOOD BRAND "SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED cations of Hastings' continued growth Is the spirit of Its manu­ facturers. business and profes­ sional men m exemplified in its Commercial Club. All business interests of the city are pulling together. Out at this club have grown tlie Credit Exchange and the Building and Loan Assocl- fiuHory rvsuUa Tlila city Is well provided with churches. These include Baptist, Christian Scientist. Episcopal^ Methodist. Preabytcrlan. Roman CaUiollc. United Brethren, and Wesleyan Methodist. OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS Beef Chuck Roast about 180,000 It Is an Imposing brick upd concrete structure with limestone trimmings. following a modified Colonial style In archi­ tecture. It Ls complete In all its appointments. The Hastings of- u» rcocipur cjobc io me marc which would place It among the flrat class offloea. IT’S A GOOD THING to Kava your mind »et on LB. Cut-up Fryers About You! of than owned by the occupants. been well known throughout | factoring Crnpany. Both aro new poroctilal school. BUILD NEW POST-OFFICE the country for ta high grade within the last a-veral years, The postoffice has moved Into e; HA plants for the city, with bright 8400.000 of cash on hand-with wlilch to pay rtats. ' A IK3-C IUV IliVil’ AW - -------------—-------------- Hastings Li proud of her school within a small radius of Has- having been up to the time be■ system. Her high school L-i one tings which attract thousands of came to Hastings, secretary of of the finest and largest In the vLiltors throughout Uie Summer the Kalamazoo Comet Company, state for a city of 6,000. The months. Among Hastings' newest plants high school enrollment runs MAKE MUCH FURNITURE lore the Sigler Player Action SOME MINDS ARE LIKE CONCRETE, All MIXED UP AND PERMANENTLY SET _ Whole large station la located here. manufacturing concerns of strong bucking and standing, an effort Ls at present underway by a special committee of tho Com- 1 WUlls. Rapids. pltaL Hastings High School Building. New Pont Of floe Build­ ing. and tho Office Building of Michlagn Mutual Windstorm In­ Hastings Manufacturing Com­ cream manufacture™ and is surance Company. I will give pany doco on extensive business shipped principally to Grand other points in the county. A number of smaller manu­ facturing institutions aro located in the city. While Hastings Is unexcelled and Mra. Den Hickey. Sunday. । Arthur Suable. Mr. and Mra. nApril 17, lunch gueaU were Mr. struble, and Mr. and Mra. and Mra. Thoma* Curane and i clarence Gilding with a birthday Clarksville tool. While thia plant la just getting under way. perfecting It* Another growing group of manufacturing plant*. of ollied Ing with good success. CONDEN8ARY IB OPERATED the Hastings Manufacturing Hastings la also fortunate In Company and the Viking Cor­ having a milk condenaary of the poration. Millions ot an Ingenl- Arctic Dairy Produata Company, taking all tho cream that is pro­ duced in Barry county and adjaplant far lending railroads in cont territory. This cream Is County tills week and I will as piston rings, rear windows far tare parts of tho BANNER ot 1904 In the near future. KALAMAZOO-HASTINGS MAKE SPRINKLER SYSTEM BUSSES START MONDAY While tho Viking Corporation A motorbus line between Kala- Is among Hastings' more recent acquisitions in the manufactur­ Richland. Prairieville, Delton ing field. It Ls a rapid corner. and Cloverdale will begin ser­ Putting on the market a sprink­ vice Monday under management ler system with an Improved dry of Weldon Bronao, proprietor of now developed a business of line. Busses will leave Hastings large proportions, and It is probublo tlukt within tlie next few years this plant will develop dally. Re of Grand Rapids. Mra. Thelma tay. Amu H, vtsunro or MTO. (MW Unrt and Mra. Ruth Tasker' Ruth Fterris. * Mr. and Mra. were Sunday, April 17. guests of CUfford Walter rad Thursday. Clarksville were Saturday 15-OZ. PKG. 49* JANE PARKE* BREAD AfrP FLORIDA FRESH 69* Orange Juice CrackedWheat 2 LOAVES 39* JANI PARKER BAKID AH BIAND Cottage Cheese KIDDIES LOVE 'EM Fudgsicles 2 49 25* Twin Rolls CREME SANDWICH 12 A 49* Cookies PLANTATION Lawn Foods 20-10-5 099 1” Bright Soil Bleach Roman Mooch «?>• 39‘ rtlsvic 53' �Help Keep HASTINGS Beautiful Join in the city-wide effort to keep Hastings one of lhe cleanest and nicest communities in Michigan. Take a good look at your property and premises and then decide what you can do to improve it. Inside and out... it's time to get rid of rubbish ... rake your yard... plant some trees, or shrubs... freshen up with a new coat of paint... repair and modernize your home. You'll be surprised at what a change a little elbow grease will make... and you'll find all the needed spruce-up merchandise and aids Now Featured in Hastings Stores. Be Proud of Your Property H happens every year about this lime. Good weather comes to Hastings and ow pari o| the slate. The city council urges cilheui to do what they can lb continue tho reputation of Hastings as one of Michigan's cleanest towns. Hastings Merchants slock up with the latest ideas and Hems anef prepare Io help lhe home owner with his annual battle against the elements. You'll find everything in slock in local stores and "t~| CO-OPBRATIQN with a wonderful selection, (here’s service | Io please... plus savings to delight! A Message from the Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER of COMMERCE 107 E. State St. W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Product* Heating Kaechele* Inc. • Cooling • Plumbing , Gilmore Jewelry Frandsen Inturance Einar Frandsen C.L.U. The Hairing* Bowl Farm Bureau Service* eed • Seed • Fertiliser John Deere Farm Implement* Montgomery Ward & Co. 102 E. Stale Corporation Clothing & Footweir MBS. Jeffenon Hasting* Motor Sale* The Bonnet & Gown Shop Dodge Sale* & Service Consumers Power Co. Alma M.'Fingleton The Superette Barry Cleaner* Bulling’* . Appliance*-—TV & HI Fi Bun McPharlin’t Men'* Wear Home of Pendleton Woolen* Mahler Motor Sale* Lincoln & Mercury WBCH 1220 on your Radio Dial Winick't Beverwyk’* Color Center Reahm Motor Sale* Pontiac - Oldimobile - Cadillac Wayne's Shoe Store Credit Bureau of Barry County Herting* Area Properties Insurance—Bondi of All Type* Parmelee’* Ben Franklin Store 102 W. Stale et Jefferson Control Medio & TV Ov» Stop Service Local Finance Corp. . Halting* City Bank Electric Motor Service St. Martin Floral - Parker's Bar And Restaurant ' Flower* by Chip & Irene Burkey Sales & Service Complete Radiator & Auto Claw Service The Strand Theatre The Showplace of Barry County National Bank of Halting* - Stowell Building Service General Contractor* Building Suppl*** 150 W. Court St. Hotting* Cleaner* White'* Photography Gardner'* Pharmacy Studio -— Candid — Commercial Dependable Prescription* 5-4031—Free Pickup & Delivery Department Store Miller Jewelers Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Coleman Agency Ladic*' & Children's Wear Hotting* Floor Covering Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workmanship The J. C. Penney Co. Footwear for the Family Service by Howard Trumbull Eckardt Auto Solee Serves Hastings Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Jeep Vehicle* & Apache Trailer* Entire Femily Goodyear Brother* Barry's Farm Store Chryjler - Plymouth - Valiant Clevelands’ Men's & Boys* Miller** Dairy Store Open 9 AM. to 11 P.M. Dally Schader’t Office Supply Ironaide Monument Work* Artirtic Design in Marble and Granite I. L Corpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography - Heen Standard Service Mary's Beauty Shop Hair Shaping. Styling & Permanent Waving N. Broadway at State City Food & Beverage Open 9 AM. to 11 P.M. Dales Bake Shop Fraah and Delicious Baked Foods Jacobo* Proscription Phorasocy Your Raxall Store � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-05-05.pdf 09116da9255fc3c4f4be197a92e1920d PDF Text Text The Hastings 20 Pages—3 Sections Hasting** Michigan, Thursday. May 5, 1966 To Dedicate Historic Spot in Michigan Week Billy Kidder Suffers Wounds In Vietnam Yankee Spring! Inn Site Development i» Cooperative Project MAY One of the highlights of Barry County's celebration of Michigan Week, which begins Sunday. May 15. and continues through Saturdr.y, May 21. will be the dedication of the new Yankee Spring* hls- HU parent* were notified of hU Injuries by two Marine Corps off teen from Grand Rapid/ on Wednesday morning. April 27. and they received a confirming telegram later that day from old Yankee Bill Lewis’ famous inn. ~he ceremony will be held at 2 , on Sunday. May 15. luring Michigan Week of 1958, 1 rry County and State official* ' FOR EXHIBIT—Msen ben of the Artist1* Workshop GRAND OPENING —Mayor Franklin C. Bartwith. awdsted by Mr*. Bernard Allen, manager, cut the ribbon which apened the new Glttleman** women's store here Friday morning. Oittleman's grand opening was held both Friday and Saturday and Mrs. Allen said all were thrilled by the reception given the new business. Mrs. Larry C. Wieland received the award for being the first shopper In the store. Winners of the 8186 merchandise certificates were Mrs. Alex Fuller on Friday and Mrs. Robert Leary on Saturday^—Banner photo. College Honors Mrs. Ida Dorr With Memorial Huntington College at Hunting­ ton, Ind.. I* establishing * me­ morial to the memory of Mrs. Ida Dorr, who died on Oct. 28. 1964. leaving 110.000 to Huntington Col­ lege. Mrs. Dorr also left 830D00 to the United Brethren In Christ Church at Freeport. tlOjDOO for the Free­ port Cemetery and 120,000 to Pen­ nock Hospital plus the'residue of her estate. Mrs. Dorr also bequeathed to R. J. Blough of Jacksonville. Fla.. 820500 plus her real estate In Freeport. In addition to the 820 000, Pen­ To Run Again—Stanley Powell nock Hospital got 83.43324 more of Ionia, representing the 89th tn cash and additional“stock* in­ cluding 400 sham of Ziegler Coal district which Includes nine Barry County townships and & Coke Company; 265 shares of Hastings, is a candidate for re­ Public Service Company of New election on the Republican ticket. Hampshire, and 190 shares of Cen­ Rep. Powell visited In Barry tral Vermont Public Service Com­ County Monday announcing his pany. candidacy and talking to constit­ When Mrs Dorr and her hus­ uents. He is a fonn<, legislative band. Frank, retired from farming, counsel for the MicaWWt-PartP they moved into Freeport where Bureau and was a delegate to Mrs. Dorr was active In the United the Constitution Convention in Brethren Church during the pas­ 1981-82. —~ torate* of Reverends Myron Dawsco, Qialmer Miller. William Hunt । and W. T. Bryde. : Allen Ftoh. church board mem­ ber. tells of this characteristic incident which reveals her humility and desire to be of service. During a period when her church was without a janitor. Mrs. Dorr sug­ gested to Mr. Fish that she would Robert P. Baker of Albion. Mich­ keep the church clean If he would igan and Northern Ohio rrpresen-, fire the furnace, according to a to live for the Lennon Wall Paper story In the Huntington College Mills of Joliet, Ill. has purchased Bulletin. Start's Hastings Wallpaper and Paint Store ut 107 E. State Street Baker, who Uvea at 981 N. Su­ perior Street in Albion, has other stores of the same type In Cold­ waler and Bronson. He has announced that the store will continue under the name of This Is an election year, and Hastings Paint and Wallpaper and that Ralph Long will continue to political deadlines are approach­ ing. manage It. \ Saturday. May 7. Is the last The store features a full line of wallpaper, paint and decorators' date for new State parties to file supplies A complete line of Arm­ for places on the State ballot. strong Paints and Varnishes are Tuesday, May 24. to the tost Hocked for both interior and dale foe candidates for dele­ gates to county convention to exterior painting. file nominating petitions. The deadline Is 4 pm. Postal Jobs Open May 31 is the last date to file Poertimuter Chariot H Hin­ petitions to place a local ques­ man has announced a Civil Ser­ tion on the Aug. 2 primary bal­ vice examination for post office lot clerk and carrier for work at the June 3 to the last date for the Hastings poo*. office Is to be held State Central Committee to 1sIn the near future. Applicants I sue call for State convention. must actually reaide within the June II is the last date for deliver)- orva of the load post office. Details can be obtained candidates to qualify by filing —. Albion Man Buys Wallpaper, Paint Store Here Stale Political Deadlines Are Approaching at the pout office. RUMMAGE SALE — Parish House. Friday. May 13. 9 to 9, Saturday. May 14 9 to 5. Has­ tings BPW Club. 5/12 June 14 to the last date for partisan and non-partisan candi­ dates to file nominating peti­ tion*. ' The general election is Nov. 8. , backward glances Vn “bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files V Taxpayers In Middleville1* Thornapple-Kellogg School Dis­ trict approved a 8500,000 bond issue for expansion of the school facilities by a vole of almost exactly two to one. Of the 591 votes cast. 390 were for the Issue: 190 were against the Issue and validated spore stamp 49 In the family ration book for five pound* of sugar, good until Aug. 31. It to expected that the next spore stamp to be validated for sugar will be Sept 1. battalion aid station and hto "condition and prognosis are good. Your anxiety Is realized and you can be assured that he I* receiving the best care. Hl* mailing address remains the NUMBER 3 That historical marker Is now to be moved to the actual location of the famed Inn, which "Yankee Bill" Lewis established In 1836. In the former NYC depot for the “Arttot's Workshop Youth Exhibit *66" which open* this Thursday noon and continue* lection of log cabins, but the fame through Sunday. Creations «rf many type* have been entered.* of hto hospitality was such that as many a* 100 people often stayed ■t the'tavern for a night, accord­ ing to the text on the marker Sixty teams of horses could te stabled at one time. Stage coaches stopped there to rest |ias*engers Billy attended Freeport High School and Is serving hto fifth year In the Marines. He arrived In Vietnam in November. His brother. Rod. to In service stationed In the State of Wash­ ,6y fLM.C ington. Recently, in sorting through * nlty news that was fit to print and Billy's address is: Cpl. Billy L. Kidder. 1976573; First Bat-- packet of old documents, we were probably much that any decent telion. Fourth Marines. D. Co.; surprised to discover a copy of the FPO San Francisco, Calif., 96602 Castine Journal of Tuesday, Feb. handle. Anyway wfiy waste hand­ H. 1800 originally owned by Israel made paper and laborious hours Robinson and brought to Michigan of liandset composition merely to at a much later date by my record event* already known in mother** grandparent*. David and detail? Newspaper space of that Sarah Robinson, probably os a sentimental keepsake of their old confirm or deny the run of gossip home town. Al that time, Costine on the local exchange.. Those old time editors hod sound logic Ln Russell Hankina, manager, ho* that, tn 1820, became the Stele of their method of operation. announced that the Hastings Area Maine. What originally attracted our reived a "Certificate of Merit1' for It is a quaint little journal— Its program which highlighted Fire Four pages 10S x 17*4 inches with attention to tills well worn and Prevention Week here. four rather wide columns to a browning document was the word EDITORIALS Hastings Given Recognition for Fire Prevention death in 1853, new roads bypassed Yankee Springs. His inn soon closed. Development of the historic It will Include parking spaces for cite of the original grave of Yankee BUI will be marked xs well us Ute former springs The State, county, township and the Barry Historical Society are tills cooperating in financing “ ~‘~ project Brown Seeks GOP Nomination For Congress State Senator Garry E Brown plume under which Noah Brook*, today announced his candidacy tor the Republican nomination for one of the great correspondents of representative in the United State* Is devoted to local news. People the Civil War. wrote cxspy that Congress. Third District. Fire Deportment presents this knew via heresay all the commticertificate of merit in community service for fire prevention unci conservation activities during the year 1965. William Gerholtz. presi­ । A partner in the Kalamazoo law dent; Archie N. Booth, executive The mercury plunged’ well 11 firm of Ford. Kriekard. Brown is vice president , P Slaton. Brown ha* served In both low freezing Tuesday nlghU'l the United State* of America In recognition of the fire safety pro­ gram of the Hastings Area Cham- | The Weather this 6-pound. 6-ounce trout he landed Saturday morning after a .. . . ... n___ ■ ___ —41,. _U._ K. » - - i- - « Invite Public To View Youth Art Exhibition Two hundred persons were in­ vited to attend The Invitational I Showing of the Artist’* Work-' shop Youth Exhibit '66 on Wed- i nesday evening of this week and 1 the public is Invited to Inspect | the creations Thursday, Friday,! Saturday and Sunday at the [ Workshop in U<e former NYC । de’pot, The exhibition formally Creallons have been received ’roin youth in the Delton. Mld.ileville and Nashville area*, a* well as from the Hastings urea. LtftnF President--Lyle Hulbwt. retired Hastings High school The Nashville Garden Club Before being elected to the Senate. Brown «crved as a dele­ was Invited to view the exhibits dent of the Hastings Lion* Chib, Tuesday. succeeding Norris Bacon Other gate to the Constitutional ConvenTire entries may be picked up new of!leers are Don Tredinnick, rioner for the US. District Court by the artists Sunday al 9 p.m first vice president; Dick Brad­ ley. second vice president: □r Saturday. Muy 14, from noon I Wliile in the practice of law. he I Charles Flanders, third vice eatabllahed two history making until 4 p m. president: Keith Yerty, **creprecedents Ln the field of comtltary: William Hollenbeck, trewwitulional law which stand today as ll-A nr tlu. C1.!. Wednesday. winds Tuesday which kept out any feeling of Spring even though the temperature reached n blah of 55. It was 66 Monday and 50 on Sunday. The temneraturcs as recorded at the Michigan Research Fish­ Kalamazoo County Clerk An­ eries Station here: thony Stamm lias announced hto Date. Hi«h Low Preelp’ 1 candidacy for the Republican ncmiiurtion for State senator of April 27.... 38 the 21*t district which include* April 28.... 52 Kalamazoo and parts of St. Joseph April29.... 65 April 38.... 63 Stamm seeks to succeed Stale Kalamazoo Clerk Seeks Nomination For State Senator Bliss Boosts Paul Todd to Seek Re-Election Incumbents to Dividend to $1, Seek Reelection Renames Officers At Maple Valley Dlrcctors c* th? E W. Bit** Housewlvee who have been Charts* Paul, vice president; Kelthley. one year, and1 Burlan Williamson and Dave Irwin, tWo The Maple Valley school dis­ Company, dlvendfled Canton. trict annual election will be held Ohio Manufacturer, have an-! Monday. June 13. imunbed u;> i.’.crts'e tn the com- L The terms of two board mem­ bers,, John Vlele and Christopher mon stock dividend from 80 King, will expire, and they have cent* to 81 annually. Stamm was elected one of three already secured petitions from 8upt. Carroll Wolff's office Indi­ Constitutional Convention of 1962 seeking the Democratic nomina­ cating they will be candidates which produced Michigan's present tion In the August primary. 1966. to stockholders of record for re-election. constitution. pay a municipal tax of 8M4fc par vongrensman coca The petition* must be signed He to a native of Kalamaxoo and 81500 valuation thia Summer, asDelton School electors__ rlU__ro that, if nominated, he would by a minimum of 28 qualified has been active in Kalamazoo Earlier, stockholders of the County Republican activities since to the palls Monday. June 13. campaign vigorous)v in the Fall turned by 4 p.m. Saturday. company at thetr annual meet­ entering the County Clerk's office to elect two board of education membera "on the proposiUon that there ing In Canton. Ohio, re-elected The board of education will all directors. 1* a kev need tn our political , stock, I11UIV Of the DliX> Bliss TUlu voting more promotion of modernization of I term, the other a three-year system for broad. Informed and hold its Wily meeting next represented county government and to known term to fill the vacancy ere- rcsipo<i*lble citizen participation Monday May 9. at which time I than 89 oereent waa represented they will set the amount of mills; |n pci^on w by proxy at the acrosa the state ns an advocate of ated when Charles Monica re­ In poUUcs." 844933L40. to be voted on at Ute annua): meting . county home rule. signed , due to a change ot job -telion. Th, pra>n>t ntn vol«l Au altUm * ' location. trict. lo meet the 1966-8? budget of Lyle Champion waa appointed by the board to fill this vacancy valuation ot 89.675,700 It Itirtudl this Directors of Hastings Manu­ and will run for election :he 81 City H*U debt tax. .. h„rw.f..l «... ,H.:073 for lhC P"lod 1945 facturing Company have declared position The term of Trustee Hastings' equalised valuation 1* state legislature will increase ,.,,,,,,^7,, f..ravs 827.757581 and the cash value at a regular quarterly dividend of Carl Sheerin expires Sheerin state aid enough so the district. property here 1* 855515.181, JOtnie can uk for a renewal of the ex- ! S",'J*,' ,.7^,?' ,. air Doty explained. pany's common stock, payable Petitions may be picked up plred extra five mills without d, d June 15, 1966, to stockholders of In the Delton superintendent's compared to 81.047283 or 38 Low bidder for the new Delton any Increase office and mutt b* returned by intermediate school building wu, •nd equalized valuation* Mart year June 3. 1966. 4 pm. Saturday, May 14. the Allegan Construction Company Nashville Carnival |IXTite Backlog at°March ai. i960 he statement* will only Hat the quallzed valuation*, Dbty «NThe NaahvlUe Puller Street approximately 8129.000.000 com- plalned. special meting of Ute Delton Board. PTA to holding Ito annual spring pared to >121.000,000 at Dec. 31. April V. Board President Loren carnival at the. school Friday 1985. and 8110.000.000 on March Plan Demo Ralty Stuck reported Uvl u’« scheduled Democrats of Castleton Towncompletion date for construction «hlp will hold a rally Buitrdie waa July 1, 1987. Stamm Im^scncd in hl* present post for 27 rears and has two years remaining on hl* present four- Declare Dividend' City Property Tax Up $33® Over Last Ye3v Delton Electors To Name School Trustees June 13 Allegan Firm Low Bidder on Delton School .iaU in Nashville. Mrs. O*n» Parker, chairman of Um Barry bounty Democratic party, ha* man. Inc. will be meeting during Name Brace to Nashville.Council out Jus; before 4 p.m. Monday when upholstering In the front cat of Pal Gilmore1* OkUmolille 98 caught fire. Pat Hodges, Pat Kelly, James Coleman. Charles Hinman and George Walton went to the Ro­ tary Convention In Kalamazoo The Michigan Bell Telephone Monday and Tuesday a* the Company has purchased land on Junior Rotarian representatives of the local dub between Apple and Mill streets tral office, according to William O. Beat, the company's manager Ing the final program of the year, the Brotherhood elected twister, and Gerald Sande-nft Lion tamer. Director* inriudk WORKS OF ART—Linda Dunkrlberger hold* her all painting "Out of the Blue," and Pun Carr displays her oil painting. "Rhythm In Blues," during the exhibition by art students and home economics students held Friday al Hastings High Reboot tn th* main gym. Lind, and Fam reeeivad recognition for thstr wort at Urn recent Olivet CoUegi~Wocfcabop. The artMtoereatisn* �V WOW! 2550 Free 100 extra stamps »«-•«= 50 EXTRA STAMPS a»S At Felpauach Hidden Magic. Isn’t lust a our Meat Department. ALL Of OUR PAC WITH THE BEST SIDE DOWH. Wo guan will bo equal to or bettor than the aldo our extra special “trim", that the aldo largest fat area la there lor your Inspoi------the best at Felpausch—Where Shopping la a rpray. It's a way ot life In 5 HEATS ARE WRAPPED hat the aldo you can’t see m see; We’re so proud of io larger bone area or the You know .you're getting Pleasure. The magic Is In the freshness of our meats. You can’t see it, but It’s al­ ways there. . East Middle Lake Swift’s Premium Proton, Full Center Slices Peschke Franks ROUND STEAK KINO SIZf Pork Chops TOU-OZ. WT. CAN, CAMnaiS Sy Mrs. Rkhard Clark ■awe. J Hmm MJ-17H Sunday. April 24. cutters at the home at Ur. and Mnt DtcJt Clark were Mm Vara* TanraMrr and children of Hastings and Mr. and Mm Nttca McDermld of Grand Ledge. ♦ Our happy wandom Xrom Florida who returned to Michigan in the peat week are Mr. and Mm Fcreat Hatt and Mr. and Mm Ram4»<MMM F* The L-A-a win tact Thu&k£j U . >. the home at Un Hlldah ILoOr- ' • Tomato Soup SWIFT' PREMIUM MEOTEN 69 »> -*1.09 Blade Cut Chuck Steak SWIFT' PMM1UM PKOTEN SIMON STEAKS CAMPUUt TOM-OX. MM. WT. CAN. ^B\ MCUULArv yrt unir urtinu turret CHICKEN NOODLE or VEG. BEEF SOUP /"I CHASE & SANBORN2 1 CAMPMUt 10U-OL MIN. WT. CAN. PURE ALL-VEGETABLE BEAN & BACON or VEGETABLE SOUP , CRISCO Shortening 3-LI. CAN WITH COUPON BELOW... COUNTRY FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE A DETERGENT WONDER... NEW! BOLD . . ASWESEEII 1-LB. CTN. 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Barbara Strong, an N. Boltwood, and seven other graduate studanta at Michigan State University are to be exhibited starting Wednesday. Ma* <.In the Kreage Art Center on the East Lansing campus. The exhibit, to ran through ■Vav 1* a . Remaining on exhibit. Dr. Paul Love, gallery diractor, point* out, are work* from MSB's permanent collection which were given a new setting In the re­ cently enlarged Kresge Art Cen­ ter. Tire gallery Is open Monday through Friday. Mr*. Strong, whose husband. Ernest E., leaches social studies at Hastings High, pul up her 11 oil and silk screen paintings Tuesday night. She is to eam her master's at lhe end of this leim. They plan on remaining here. East Doud By Mn. Lloyd (hc/n Mi. and Mrs. Eldon HoughtalIng and Mr. and Mr* Edwin James were in South Haven. Fri­ day. April 22 * Mr*. Mildred Mathews and Mrs. Karo) Owen and children, Algonquin, called nt Lloyd Owens Wednesday. April 13. * Mr. and Mr*. Ray­ mond Owen from Nashville callApril 24. * Keith Ryan Is home after three weeks in Pennock Hospital, due to an accident at Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hull and children called nt Nonnan ArmMronys and Will Ourds, Sunday. April 24. * Mr and Mrs. Frances Thomas from Ycckley District I called nt Howard Moores, Sun­ day, April 24. * Mr. anti Mra. I Lindin Norris and boys vialted Winston Merrick* In Uw Striker District Sunday. April 24 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my rela­ tives and friends for the birth­ day cunts and gift*. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my neigh­ bors. friends and relatives for their visits and cards while I was in Community Hospital, Mr and Mrs. Claude Norris and Mr. and Mrs James Carpenter for their flowers, my sisters. Ellen and Hah; my niece, Dorothy, and my neighbors, Charles and Etta. God bless you all. Mildred Rice Mr and Mrs Clayton i“Bud"> Hauschild. Jr., and family visi­ ted the Robert Hendersons of Marshall on Sunday. The Hauschilds visited his mother, .Mrs Otto Roller of Otsego, several third, Mra. Philip Bcott ' Pleasant Valley *----------------------------------------Mrs. Floyd Thompson. Mrs Bert Blank. Mr* Stephen Miller third, Martin, and fourth. Gear­ hart? By Mr*. Ethel Blank member* of Alto Garden Club Carolyn Bacheider told mem­ Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Startard j from here, who attended the bers of the Hastings Rotary Club “«»"»««■ •? •»> iSSS? irtSf ow play; second, Thru*: third. meeting at the Hotel Hastings Gearhart, and fourth; Martin. Herman Miller, dined al Cecil a I p,lrts nt Lans! rut called al about her nlne-week stay In Hol­ land butt Summer as an ex­ Su-ak House Bunday. April 34. UIL, ...... -VI. ■-and visited ntailvea llliu near Vll'llGreen- E. Brake Sunday. April 24. * change student. aanlMtlon and Industrial float* Mir Tttcy visited th- new elec- Mrs. Dorothy Manning of Pin­ the queen and her court rode in trlcally hotted borne on Whlt- hook and Mr and Mrs. Charles convertlblea; music was furnished noyvdie Avenue, built by Larry Flowers. Jr., and daughters of Hastings High student guests by the Map'e Valley marching Poll, of Hasting*. * Clayton Clarksville were recent callers of band; Iha rst^n MoU u j. famUy Mrs. Bert Blank. * Mm Dalton of Rotary for this month are lhe Vetoran* Veterans of Fd Foreign, Wars of Nashville Jtortned' the ate Sunday; April 24, dinner -In Stahl. Mrs Sharon Flowers and Dave Robinson and Tom Bortak. juniors, and Nell Wilder and color guard; the Barry County daughters. Denise and Deanna Sheriff's posse rode horses; there of Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. Bud Terry Keller, seniors. relatlves tn Lakeview. * Carol Gray and three boys. Michael. In the maple sugar division: Michigan Hor*cle*i Carriage as­ Mensinger and Carol Brackett, First. Gearhart; second. Mr*. sociation had several antique young ladles from New Troy, Lake were Wednesday evening. Malcult; third, Thrun, and cera In the parade, just to men- were recent overnight guests of April 20. guests of Mrs. Bert U.S. 55M6250 the IMvlfl Patrick family. * Mr. Blank. fourth, Martin. j S&S5 There were both amateur and and Mrs. Dana Kauffmn and two Candy division: First, Mrs. Gearhart: second. Mrs. Thrun. professional acts throughout the children spent Saturday night Miss Pam Buchanan of Royal day held on a stage set up on and Sunday. April 23-24 In In­ and third, Mra. MalculL Cream division: First. Mr*. Main street, rides for the small diana with her parents, tia? Chris Oak was a guest of Sue Storkan I For Banner ClftAdfled A<U Gearhart; second. Mra. Thrun, fry. a pony pulling contest, wood Millers al Middlebury and were over the weekend. Pom and Sue. chopping contest, panrake derby Sunday lunch guests of Orton and third. Mrs. Malcult Call WI 6-3431. were roommates at WMU. and of course plenty of maple second. Mrs. Marlon Corey, and syrup provided by the producers The weather wa* cool and dark. and Lob Marten, and third place clouds hovered overhead, but the1 to Putty. Karen and Brenda .—■ into « ------ --pmjgf crowds — poured VermontvlUs Saturday for the 26th maple Each year the maple syrup syrup festival. producer* and their wives, who Pancakes by the hundreds are member* of Die Vermont­ were served hot with Vermont­ ville Maple Syrup Festival cor­ ville - made maple syrup, and poration. compete for honor* in from early morning until after various con testa the dance there was activity galore. Becapse thia la an election year, an unusually large number of office seeker* were on hand. Mennen Williams, who had been Invited to crown lhe 1966 maple syrup queen. Miss Delores Green, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Green. Gov. George Romney arrived shortly after 1 p.m. and was es­ corted to lhe Band Boosters hall where he ate heartily of pan­ cakes and syrup, Romney also walked In the parade In the af­ ternoon. although he dropped out as the parade came by the grandstand so that he could watch the rest of the parade from a vantage point. Dearborn Mayor Orville Hub­ bard participated In the fore­ noon program when he present- I ed special gifts to two Vermont- | vlllltes who had been selected as Citizens of lhe Year. They were Mr*. Mildred Al­ len and Ray Hawkln*. Other dignitaries who enjoyed the festivities were US. Rep. Robert Griffin of Traverse City, Republican candidate for US. Senator; Carroll C. Newton of' Charlotte, deputy state treasur­ er: Sen. Roger Johnson. Demo­ crat from Marshall, and Rep. Claude E. Burton. Democrat from Bellevue. A group of 24 children entered the Kiddle Parade held during the morning. First plac6 winners were Marcia. David and Karl Kelley, children of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelley of Vermdntvllle They represented maple syrup can* and their hats were pan­ cake* on a paper plate. Second place went to Donnie MANAGEMENT TRAINEES The r C. Penney Co. is seeking High School Graduates with Management Potential who are interested in a challenging position in retailing. In Hastings ennetff The Hunt Stock Company will put on a three day program be­ ginning Monday with proceeds going to liuw Pennock Hospital Launch? Puna. By Wolverine & Riverside HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side af Strand Thaatva HARDWARE 142 (. SMf. M. MOTHERS DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY 8th! Unlimited opportunity for advancement. J. C. PENNEY CO A. C. Fuller, Manager reniu’in ALWAYS FihBT QUALITY W In Hastings, Michigan 'When you re just married you need practically everything., and you don't know how to begin REDUCED! JUST IN TIME FOR-MOTHER’S DAYI a these beautiful ei-ipnsH: X5aymode®slips o on sale now! 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(From this, we should Judge that we were a lot more popular there then titan we arc That the shock caused by Gen. Washington's death was still acute, can be gleaned from the following paragraph dated Castine, Jan. 15. 1800: ,''In obedience to General Orders, the Non-Commissioned Of­ ficers and Soldiers of the Company of Artillery, lately commanded by Capt. Rogers, are directed to wear their Uniforms, on every Sunday for six months from the first In­ stant. with a black crepe on lhe left arm just above the cuff; in order to express their heartfelt you re in. And never more so than when you’re in this plaid It's tailored for swingers in the 5Hdpely- tradition, with a lean clean line that tapers from well-set shoulders to a taut, athletic waist. Locker loop. Spring tones. $4.00 to $5.75 Formal Rentals Foe/ Every Spring Occasion We Guarantee Fit and Satisfaction. Look your occosion demands that Complete With Ail AccMtorie, 4 Come In Now for Reservations and Leisurely Fitting Qhh. Me Plt&dutk WEN'S and LADIES’ WEAR 'Drug Well,. . You Con’t Afford Not To" IM X *M* M W. iM lml W*« Judging from lhe following no­ tice inserted by one Oliver Mann, By Mrt. Gkndon Curtb । Tyler en­ 147-ISII a birthday Tlie final meeting of the year for the Woodland PTA will be and Mra. Marti Tyler and family of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. school cafeteria. A social hour Clarence Tyler and family of exchange student from Sweden. Il is on extra Important business Sunday. April 34. guerts of from sheets to shorta. and l»th look her mother, Mra. Rhoda Mr. and Mra Owen Gaylor were Mr. and Mra. Marshall Stafford Ing just about everything at­ Mr. and Mra Robert Austin in Lansing on Wednesday. Bhe tracted attention. plans to spend a couple weeks Rose and children of Battle Friday night from 8:30 to 11:30 with than. A The Woodland Creek. Mr and Mra. Mike MlnauWomen’f Study Club will inset and Mrs. Robert DeCamp of lar monthly meeting. They will rural Nashville and Mr. and Mra.1 meet al the Memorial Library at East Baltimore Extension 8. The program will center group mrt with Mra. Karen Petgymnasium for the students to Michigan Week May 15-21. eraon. Tuesday. April 19. for potSpeakera for the evening will be fuck dinner. * Mr. and Mr*. Gareth Conklin and children of Sugar Mulvarey from the Michi­ South Broadway were Sunday, gan Poetry Society. The “Sweet April 34, callers of Mr. and Mra. Adelines" of Baltic Creek will member Is urged to attend. Plans The girls trying out for cheer­ for the field trip will be dlsleading tried out In front of the | Student Council April 25. The I Ing. sctnl-finaiLHs were Connie Bride- Carolyn The following communication of President John Adams to Congress, dated Jan. 13. 1800 Is especially intcrcstlng in view of the fact that our new nation had al that time no schools for training officers in any branches of the armed serv­ ices. West Point was not estab­ lished until «M2 while the Naval Academy at Annapolis was founded tn 1845. “The report of the Secretary of War. which is very lengthy (they still arc-today—Ed ). recommend* the establishments of tile following military institutions—1st. A fun­ drmental School, for the instruc- plan of aMumllaling artillerists and engineers. the Secretary conceive* Incomplete, and recommended their separation.—2nd. A Scliool of Arand and Infantry. — And 4th. A School of. the Navy.—Each to be governed by a director. Ax. The site of the School of Artillery to be In the vicinity df u foundry of cannon, the manufacture of small arng. Ax. that of lhe navy in a situation where practical experi­ ments may be made." The perusal of a little newspaper like the Castine Journal of 1800 suggests that the people of that day though lacking such things as radio, television, the atom bomb and Tlie Great Society" were really quite modem in outlook at least they had their troubles I wu*k ~ day guwta to celebrate tlie blrtn- j day of Mra. Hammond. Also a cousin. Mra. Wayne Curnr of Cederedge, Colo, telephoned to wish Happy Birthday. A Mr. and Mra. Carl Erb of Grand] Rapid* and Clayton Erb of Byron Center were Sunday guests. A Mr. and Mrs. Donald, _lU..o0 Kotbar are parents of a 10- j _ pound girl bom Saturday. They . AKE odebsa — M»uii» ... 1 . "7. M. YWrsl PalinlkT. 10' MIDDlXVILLB — lUanataot* bride .... ‘g«“. *FJ B|‘ has., are among those recently re­ turning from Florida. Their grandson. Stephen Miller, flew to Bradenton to be with them, for the Easter vacation and returned home with them. Henry Woudstra and Terry O&rdncr of Nash­ ville were visitors at lhe Miller home Bunday. LEGAL s SUNDAY, Give Her a Gift by *14” LADY SHAVIX vid. Mr. Gordon Wolfe of Plain­ well and Mra. Orptoo Hunt of Hastings , were Thursday. April bert Hunt and family. Debra Hunt spent the weekend with night guests guerta with their niece, niece. Mra. Donald Cheney. Both Spent Mr. and Mks. Wayne Mukboch Saturday night. April 33. with —------*- for and family. ~* Other guests kitte while the men were north Black and family. On Sunday the fishing. Pennock, rUBTIOATION on DEO. as i>erplcxlng in 1800 a-s it is today: "Oliver Mann lakes Ulis Public method to Inform all persons who may have accounts open to him, and now remain unsettled, to apply Immcdiatly for settlement, or he slutll be under the disagreeable necessity of putting them immedlatly In suit, as he is now In town on a furlow, and sliali tarry but a lew days. Castine. Dec. 31. 1799." ■ How's that for direct action, Jim!) tsammotm oi • , . Florida. A Mra. James Hurlburt Ml. local, and Rollle Babcock of of Battle Creek was a Saturday 149 W. I'Mt-lf the Block family. Mr. and Mrs. Glcndon Curtis and family were Bunday visitors with Mr. and Mra. Robert Jewell Wumleskl for Junior Varsity. The and family In Charlotte. Modem problems were present, finals will be May 3 when this__ ___ _ ________ ______ w _ then as now, tn the quiet little girls will try' out in front of the Woodland Community 4H the student body. \ n u. Club'will be held Tuesday, May 10 la the Woodland School band following: "Whereas Lois, wife of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller room at 3:30. AU young people Whatever Shapely you're in you go formal. Woodland Durfee mandant; Doty Little, Orderly tague, Sergant." and board with me. This is there­ fore to forbid all persons against harboring or trusting her bn my account, as I am determined not to pay any debt ot he contracting after Ulis date. Daniel Myrlck, Blue Hills. Jan. 16, 1800.“ ounondown. with Mra. adrt*y ton Of Owoaao * was badly hurt in an automobile seen around Woodland this last aoddant April 34. * CaUers last *a< Mwa week at the Homer Hammond ta all members present. Election of Mrs. Walter Wallace is enterofficers for the following year will also be held. Plan to attend wedding which tier grandparente Ing Blodgett Hospital tills week Ulis important meeting. attended on Saturday. She be- and plans to undergo surgery on Friday. 1 brother, Mr. and Mra. David man In Battle Creek. They left The Roman Feldpausches are! Warner Tuesday evening and tar a honeymoon in New York expected home this Thursday then will return to Battle Creek where they will make their home. from their extensive European, She la a Senior Hygeinlst at the trip. clay. The halls and classrooms Mrs. Ralph Bycrsalong with Mrs. University of Detroit School of Mrs. Egbert Becord and little Dentistry and will be helping with the flourfde treatments stuffed ikoinc In Grand Rapids In die Bloom Bunday . Motor Shop Electrical Construeevening. Mra. Clara Heath of Kalamalight blue and white, the Sopho­ Mra Sarah Myers recently Uon Company. mores held a cUaa meeting on spent a few days with Mra. Effie Wednesday and decided on green Lehman. Thursday they were at and white for their colors. The the home of the latter's daugh­ strong. Juniors chore yellow and navy ter. Mr. and Mra. Laurence Chare blue, and the Seniors navy blue to celebrate Mra Lehman's By MH. John Hook birthday. laaltaS* *45-2414 cobs. Linda Dewey. Diane Harrington. Vickie Montague. Marti Golndcr. Cindy Hayward, Nancy Wertman, Janet Handy, Bandcc Herbert and Trudy Phillips for and good Man General W ashing - Varsity, and Carolyn Dill, Shirts ADMIT?AHOEB Mra. Ronald Enz and family. « Cheney nder and Mrs Kf- latte. were Bunday din- Inclosing a letter from Mr. Ran­ dolph. In which he alleges. Uial. cheer ennui and tlvely young nalicn and was the the Legislature of the United Stale* punctuation scan* a bit "quaint" friend and confidant of Abraluun had been insulted by two offlerr* reader for we have attempted to follow the original copy.—Ed.) lies with his little native town of that name to provoke him to u conduct which byline might justify them In carrying on X. I>*»l HinwtUa their 'hostile intently*.' With lin'd after a long and dUtlngulshed much 'Interlocution' and naming IkMld b* one of the party, he calls on the twirp week at Delton. Monday President to punish and repress a Pages one and two of this little licentiousness. which, he adds, journal contain mostly foreign threatens to Introduce 'the reign through twelve gathered In the news Items; on page three Is a of terror' into our country; and gymnasium and the girls were AMUICAN NIWVAPIB miscellany of local and national concludes with assuring lhe Presi­ Items while page four might well dent, that he is, With much truth long as the requests were reasonbe called the literary department. his fellow citizen.' NATjONAL NEWSPAPER "The President, tn communicat­ ing tills letter to lhe House, leaving features. It to them to judge Its style and longer. The hlgtwt bid for Bar­ ^4* BMlHWTWYl.'T Itl John Adams was serving his final manner, disclaims all right to In­ year as president when this issue terfere in a question which respects for SI. Gordy Dill bought throe. Reae/ir Vo/ff of the Castine Journal “hit the Judy Hine, Nancy Wertman. and willing to evince hl* judgement of Cluirienc Mlchelaa were hte the tradlUona complained of, he slaves for the day. Wednesday PW H0SPITA1 from Pennock Hospital April 23. A Bunday. April 34, callers at DllUXI LADY SHAVIX IHAVtl *13” LADY SHAVIX SHAVtl Forest Falconer of Welcome Cor­ ners, John Olner of Algonquin Hynes and Mra Genevieve Makley of Hastings. * Several have bad bod colds. oolda A Mr and Mra. John Hook were Sunday, April 34, Carpet & Furniture CLEANING If you ore proud of your furnishing* NIW SHAVIX TWO VII0 MAISAGtt and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS MILLERS Duradean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 E. Woodland Ave. Ph. WI 5-2091 Quality and “ Jriendlij Sen ice HO W. Stato MAMMOTH STOCK OF At Quality Furniture 117 W. State St (D«nit»n) Hastings MUST AND WILL BE TURNED- CASH �Marriage Licantai Banfield-Vicinity Personal Mention Personal Mention prrwent Janet L» teaching at Lawton. Sbc will teach eighth grade at Harper Creek next. year. * New folding chajra were no­ ticeable In the church Sunday. They were purchased with money given a* manorial* at different times. * The ladles of the local pedro dub and their husbands enjoyed potluck at the home of Mr. and Mra. Jerry Kaiser in Bottle Creek Saturday evening. ★ Mra. Marjorie Whitman from Battle Crock was a patient at Leila Hospital from Friday until Sunday. Her parents. Mr. and Mra. LUther Lenz called on her Sunday evening. the funeral of Mra. John Annstrong which was held April ifl At the Cub Scout pack meet­ ing Thursday evening at th* Bttnfield Church. Cubmastar John Sore* awarded Tommy Nye. son of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Nye, his wolf badge and a gold DAVID $10.00 Lacey By Mrs. Orlie VanSyckle The dory of Mother’s life beautifully told In a truly quality piece of jewelry that will be worn with pride and cherished always. Beautiful pear shape stones tn the color of the family's birthstones personalize and give this pin special significance. Id Ann Arbor Friday evening and Saturday where they at­ tended lhe University of Michi­ ganSpring Commencement. Bill they stopped at Front Royal, Va., to attend the Air Stream Rally, but due to the rainy weather terminated their stay SDOtkfr than tliey planned and came on to Michigan, arriving tome Mon- house In Lacey to Glenn Camp­ bel 1 and Is moving Into the daughter, tlie Bentley Taylors, Mudge house. * The Scmi-an- al Jacksonville. They took sev­ eral trips to various parts of Flcnsantvicw School Wednesday, Florida tills year and visited * Mra. Henry VanSyckle will many historical places Mra. entertain the Jolly Neighbor Wilkes accompanied Mrs Ethel Birthday Club Thursday at her McLaughlin home, Mra. Mc­ Laughlin also having spent the fMJOMONIl Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. State Kalamazoo to the Hearing Cen­ ter. Jerry left on Monday after­ noon for Detroit far his physical for the service and returned Tuesday afternoon. He also vislUd relatives In Hastings and Middleville, and is leaving tor Marlette Wednesday morning. .Mra. Walter Kidder spent last Monday afternoon with Mr. Wlllls Overley. .Last Friday Mrs. Kidder had lunch with Mrs. Wil­ lis Overley. Mrs. Walter Kidder and family surprised Mr. Kidder with a birthday supper on Tues­ day evening. Mr. and Mra. Herman Hauer and Mrs. Kathryn Clum were dinner guests Friday at the home of Mr. and Mra Ray Er- Ph. 945-5316 OUT OF THIS WORLD Dr. and Mra. Raymond TiaMt. for the remainder of the week. The Pinnies' daughter and fami­ ly. lhe Robert VanderWerXs of 02863665 Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials by her father, wore a Boor­ length empire gown ot Chantilly lace and pure silk organs*. The full - sweeping chapel train, lopped with a bow. was detach­ Miss Catherine Honeysett, able. Her headpiece was a crown daughter of Mr. and Mra. Mar­ of Chantilly lice with pearl beading and held her full veil shall Honeysett, R2 Plainwell, of Imported English Illusion. She BLAST OFF FASHIONS WITH THE NEW SEASON LOOK Mother's Day Give the Gift of Beautiful Mu/ic Otsego performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 250 guests in the BL Margaret's Catholic Church. OUego, flowers being two gold vases of white and yellow gladioli. Soloist was Miss Anna Popp. ORBIT- INTO SUMMER IN THIS DRESS JUBILEE! Styles for Everyone Fabrics for Everyone Sizes for Everyone Juniors Misses and Half Siz Births at Pennock Model 922 ot the groom, son < rs. Robert Balnea ol ras the ring bearer. $249” Neat Early American de­ sign in warm maple finish . . . Also includes AM, FM Radio. Beautiful sound in o compact size. Michacl Hayward of Delton. The bride's mother wore a white lace dress with turquoise Monaural & Stereo The reception was hell im­ mediately following the wedding tn St. Margaret* Catholic Ing were Miss Kathy Fitzpatrick. Miss Peggy Worllne, Miss Mary Carol Honeysett. Mra. Jack Sj'”’ Campbell. Mrs Sam Largent and Mra. Michael Hayward After returning from their | and family and Mias Terri Wood wedding trip to Northern Michi­ of Caledonia were Sunday. April gan. the new Mr. and Mrs 8lo24. dinner guraU of Mr. and Freeport ALBUMS * LISTENING MUSI ★ DANCE MUSIC! * COUNTRY MUSIC! Latest in Top Hits Music Center 138 W. SIH. 945-4284 Children like Kaopectate' (parents trust it) Grand Rapids were April 24. ylsltora ot her Mr. and Mr*. Jay Wing. day. April 24. visitors Print Dacron by Ellen Stacy Sunday. mother. * Bun- j al the Sizes 14/20 Blue --Mailt Print Cotton Lawn by Cue Sizes 14’/2-24’/2 Green Blue Petti-Point Cotton Skimmer by Glenfrey Sizes Red their mother. Mra. Sylvan Tagg. Mra. Wayne Tagg called, a Mra. Gary Kidder of Caledonia. Ralph Moore. Mrs. AL Bernard and sons and Mra Sylvan Tagg were Coldwater visitors April 23. * Black Solid Cotton—by Peejay Sizes 10/18 Pink Maize piece Arnel Plaid by Young Flair Sizes 14'/2- 22'/2 Black/White When diarrhea upMts a member of your family, turn to th* comforting relief of Upjohn'l Kaopectate. It's prompt acting, soothing and pleasant tasting. Families have trusted Kaopectate for mare than 28 yaan. Available In unbreakabl* bottles that are at chest or travel case Mra Effie Parker entertained with dinner and birthday party honoring her brother-in - law. Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels yvw uuy ... you fi Tina inem nere; Pai'maleei 124 East Stat* Street 83rd birthday Friday, April .22, Guests were Mr. and Mra Ray Lteae and Mrs. Fannie Draper from Qrand Rapids. * Mr. and Mra Bob Artlbee and children of SMlnaw were April 23rd week­ end guests ot Mr and Mra Ben ChriiUe. exThe Dutcher children spent the April 23rd weekend with their aunt and unde. Mr. and .> LAPO MUGS TJjJaeg'tet* AGENC 144 BAST STATS STM8T HAHHtfS, MICHIQAN �35 Guests Honor ---------------------------- ; Lindo Wood at SOCIETY NEWS lliam Heckers ■st!2^_LsJ!lurd2'' i Honored at den Jubilee Study group Mra.’ Jack Allerdlng. "ParentT<en Reiatlonshlpe' was prewntrd by Mrs Charlo Fuller. The Clothing Workshop was diiruMBd and members demon•trated -putting In a zipper” and eparing ti>e sleeve cap" to achieve a tailored look In'the finuhed garment HatMcrrl. Donna Black and Mra Gordon Finnle delightfully enr-, 1 ,ertalnPd • luncheon and Mr* and" Mra WIU*iam~H prraonal bridal shower honoring c' for Uwir Wth wedding Linda Wood whose marriage to . ... rs-..., „ I. K. - ■ I- . m J Hecker with Jeanne , The invitations, delivered in r and Mr. and Mra. WU-. person, pere the lovetimt and J. Hecker aa borts. moot imaginative anyone had « _ »_____ _ _ .L. •_____ .. ----- ------------ •A— nlaL-in mrkrt nrvari wm wiu> mw —— Company as foreman fin- containing a sprig of colorful for 15 year* He has now PpHng flower*. plus ths InvltaWith the Sherwin Williams ‘km- *nd holding an open paraany 38 yeara and Ls aull »ol at the top. all Ued together retained as consultant and wlth ribbons and bows, was an stylist on furniture. He U attractive party decor unto itself member of the Nashville Actually this wga so. as the hapter No. 171. He living in Nashville Mrs r was active In the chUdepartment of Uw BUB h and I h c dovrr Leaf z Also an Interested and member of the Womens ry Club. beautiful day and the af many guests will be a costume touches ot each guest -|™- tn~ -----------,ord f ,l* Very unique and colorful were ’,h*’ candles which were waxed P°“^ plant* of tulips, popples il nd zinnias on each each table. »nd zinnias on table " Yellow and are 1 while, which __ to be lhe colors for Linda's weddln“- wrTr throughout the the dainty parasol surrounded by daisies on the gift table. Cook left Wednesday for The guewts had a wonderful Uli. Okla. to begin his mill- time sharing the opening of the endec lovely gifts with Linda. nuptial shower boated by Mrs. John Ingram. Mra Arthur AUerding. Jr., and Mra. Frank Mc­ Millan. Jr., at the formas home. 404 W Walnut, on Thursday evening. April 28. Beautiful bouquets of Spring flowers decorated the rooms and a pink umbrella very attractively iheltered the gifts. There were 14 gurete <o enjoy the evening. ‘Our Broasted Chicken is id Worth Crowing About' Baptist Ceremony Unites Couple on Saturday Evening TREAT MOTHER TO PRETTY, NEW Daytime Dresses THE LANDLUBBER INN moth^r'a day gifts rprise Mother with a ictical, fashionable gift on r day . . . our light carefree ytime dresses. Mothers are ly bees who want dresses It travel to town, go shop­ and work around the in pretty, eaiy-core style. $7.98 "p 1STUMES Mrs. Roger Brumm, matron of ixmor. wore a royal blue dross of frosted metallic taffeta, with an empire waist and an A-llne skirt. A crystal blue brad piece with veil and matching shoes completed tier attire. The Mines Darlene. Marilyn and Brenda Tobias, all sister* of the bride dressed identically to the ma­ tron of honor in cryMai blue dresses with royal blue accea• sorics They all carried miniature fuji mums arranged in closed umbrellas of nylon lace. Miss Cindy Brovant. daughter lot Mr and Mrs Gall Brovant. waa the flower girl Tlionuus Beck, son of Mr. and Mra. Jerry I 1 Beck of Grand Rapids, was tiu- From $17.98 \GS 'VES WOMEN’S BLOUSES J33 On MOTHER'S preference list A Vary Paraonal Gift Mom wlllLom to Waar SOLID STAINLESS You're sure to find mom's favorite styles In our huge collection! Jewel neck with permanent pleats to dress up her skirts; flip tie or pleated front to comple­ ment her suits; Bermuda collar to wear with slacks. Gordon Bridleman revved as best man Kenneth Nell. JI m Houseman and Rick Buehler were the groomsmen and ushers were Jon Tllbert and Egbert Kelzer $4.00 «p MILLINERY Blouses Hospital Guild Has Husbands' Night For every $2.25 up Spring .IERY Mr. and Mn. Roy Hubbard Mr. and Mn. Gerald Lawrence will spend the .Mothers Dsy weekend in Eaton Rapids with lhe Edward Hayes family and annual party for the Hartings Lions Club Bridge Fellowship grandions perform in a dance w<4 aI q*, country Club r*vue Saturday evening Mra. Shirley Moore of Delton WM3 w —--- - -- ~ .Mra, Rmoeil Evans the third Trim. The Roman Feldpausches ar­ The conun«J re making ar- Sue Storkon is Honoree at Lovely Pre-Nuptiol Shower The Leon Slanders hosted s Harry Keithlry. Mr. Mr> games ware useful household I dinner partv Saturday evening for the La Jolla group Including start north lhe first part of the items which were given to the week. Tliey expect to reach Has­ bride-to-be. U was a miscellan­ Shannons, Clayton Brandstettera tings this Thursday. eous shower with many lovely William James la a patient at and Paul Faulkners of MiddleAnyone interested in playing Borgess Hospital. Kalamazoo, In next season's tournament may | vllle. following surgery on Tuesday contact anyone of the committee morning. membera. WSCS to Honor Mr*. Chester Stowell attended to the potluck birthday chib for lhe 2nd annual awards luncheon Golden Link Women dinner at her home on W. Oreen of Keep Michigan Beautiful. Inc., Mother-Daughter Bi. Sunday evening when Mr* The First Methodist Church ai MSU Thursday. April 28th. Woman's Society of Christian Mrs. Robert McNamara was one Banquet at St. Rose Service will honor their Golden A Mother-Daughter banquet of the speakers during the day Mrs. Leslie Cook entertained .ong program. to to be held In the St Rose of Link membera al the luncheon Lima School hall «i Tuesday. to be held in the church parlors members of her bridge club with an Wednesday; May 11. al 1 pm. dessert and cards Monday eve- drove to Walled Lake Thursday to visit the Harry Leonhardt Uona may be made with guild vlte and provide transportation Wilbur Birk, who will leave lhe family. chairmen or Mra. J aim Czlnder. for the Golden Link members In group when the Birk family The Richard Cooks flew to moves to Ann Arbor. Mn. Stanley Wilson and Mn. her circle. Reservation* should be Washington. DC., Friday to visit called to Mrs Fred Bechtel. WIlhe Charles Nessons and re­ Glen Brower spent Sunday In 3306. Albion. The family room at the Ed­ turned home Monday evening. ward Freeland home, which The Richard Feldpausches overlooks the large expanse of flew to Miami. Fla., Saturday to lawn and gardens, was the fes­ attend a board of directors meettive setting for a neighborhood >ng for oiie of the Grocers As- i coffee Friday morning when Mn. soclaUons. Dick followed his Dad Freeland entertained in honor as a board member of the orof Mrs. Gordon Finnle The oc- ganlzalion. MR. AND MRS LARRY DEAN BROVANT . . . Miss Linda Tobias Is Married. Guests of the Floyd Craigs on farewell" for the honoree, who Monday were Miss Marceline For her daughters wedding. will move this week with her Edgar of Albion. Mrs. Joseph) Mn. Tobias chose a navy blue family Into their new home west Chevrler and Mrs Ceibert Jones ■ knit two-piece suit with red ac­ of town in the Cook subdivision. of Jackson and Mrs. William cessories and the groom's mother The only consolation for the de­ Cook of Tampa. Florida. wore a white knit dress with parture of the Pinnies is the fact The Edwin Metsenbachs have that the Paul Petersons, with white accessories. , their new baby daughter, will returned front California where M-43 on Wall Lake move Into the home on S. Broad­ they visited her brother and Closed on Mondays Phone 623-5311 church parlors immediately fol­ way. vacated by the Flnnles, wife, Sgt. Linden Daniels al the The marriage of Mias Linda lowing the oerenumy with Mr. sometime In June. As a special Hamilton Air Force Base. Tobias, daughter of Mr. and Mra gesture for this event of re­ Merle Tobias. R4 Hastings, and Kalamazoo presiding aa master location the three Freeland boys K3HN published a half page newspaper rence Brovant IMO 3. Hanover for the neighborhood. There was Street, Hastings and Mra. Alice book; the MUeea Carol WUcox a sketch 8f the Pinnies' new McKee). Niles. was solemnised home by Sweesy's eWoods (Indi­ Saturday evening. April 18, at 8 Mra Kenneth Neil and Mrs cated by arrow! and the news ----Gordon Bridleinan served punch, about the moving. It concluded the MLsscb Diane Oreorfield and with this comment: -The Pin­ nies. Gordy. Cathy and Kimle Officiating al the double ring ■remedy waa the Rev. Russell bride’s tabic. Mis* Janice Ar­ (Tommy Isn't old even yet! will Houseman Mrs Nathan Hawks mour, Miss Laureba Guernsey now have to ride the bus to school. Goodbye Pinnies." ■ sang "The Wedding Prayer,” ac­ tlie gifts and Mrs Earl Stevens wrved coffee Helping in the Mr. and Mrs Floyd Barnum Blue candles in glass globes kttchtm were Mrs. Woodrow of Stoney Point entertained 37 of her family for dinner Satur­ was decorated with a beautiful and Mra Leonard Koala day Present were their daugh­ For thetr trip to Niagara Falls. ter. Lots, from Spring Arbor Col­ arrangement of white gladioli and blue tinted mums attached Canada and New York, the Dew lege; son. Rodger, from Western Mrs. Brovant wore a navy blue Mlchlgtui University; son and suit with navy and white ac- wife. Steven and Diane Barnum See our collection of gifts for Mom tber. Linda wore a flair length of Woodland, parents, Mr. and gown of nylon lace over taffeta ai the Baltimore Terrace Trailer Mra. Clarence Martz; brothers Priced to fit even the smallest budget! fashioned with a scalloped ra- Park on lhe Bedford Road. and sisters and families. Mr and tirina neckline, and long sleeves ' Oul of town gurets came from Mra George Marts of Santa Piqua, Ohio; Goshen, Ind.; Marla, CKllf., Mr. and Mra. Bob The bouffant skirt featured Grand "Ledge, Kalamazoo. Grand front draping with the long Rapids, Nllea, Freeport and Cliff Conklin of Delton. Mr. and chapel train studied to the Gobles. Mrs Weldon Meek. Mr and Mrs shoulders Her bouffant veil ot on Friday evening at ths F Marts and Mr. and Mrs. Ken ant Point Restaurant for 30 Mead. drops Linda currircf a bridal bouquet of fuji mums, strphanolls and Ivy. centered with a ed couple. $1.00 up ~~ Gerald Lowrences Personal Mention Win Honors in Lions Bridge Ploy JEWELRY need. $3.98 99c up $1.00 up The Bonnet & Gown Shop Pennock Hospital Guild 1 held "Husbands Night." Wednesday. April 27th. The couples enjoyed a delici­ ous potluck supper in the hos­ pital dining room. An excellent program followed, when Rex Frisby showed slides of his hunting experiences in Alaska The program proved to be educational as well as enter­ taining <The group found out how to make money -selling— slightly damaged new cars.' The May meeting will be lhe last one until September when the Guild resumm activities Mrs. Roland Carter and Mrs Ray Miller will work on this commit­ tee planning a cook-out the last part of May or the first of June. SHORTY GLOVES Choos* stretch style or your exact lizsl < AA f*W NYLON APRONS 50K. SERVICE FOR 8 Sheer fabrics with aslotted trimmlnga. f Art I.UU Onaidocroll D.lvi., Onl, 159.93 in Mr. and Mra Burdett Cotant Alma Fingleton William Hewitt. Charlene Marilyn of Grand Ledge. and Remember Mother's Day, May 8th— SHEER SCARFS Just What I've Always Wanted' A Gift Certificate —• Horelg, dots or geo­ metrics. Asst. Colors. from 33' POTTED FLOWERS 6-PC. HOSTESS SERVING SET Miiticsin- IILUIt GERANIUMSr FUCHSIAS MARTHAWASHINGTONS Peg’s Beauty Bar PANSY GERANIUMS COMBINATIONS Wrapped in Gift Foil Moke Your Appointment Early . . Call 945-3382 Permanent Special )pan Evenlags by Appointment) Res. $12.50 $15.00 Complete Hodges ** jewelry Eitabli.hwd 1931 l> Our N«» J,m -t 212 W. Srulu Sr. BENtFRAN KLIN • 102 W. State Street at Jefferson ...... �Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Couples at Johnson Home «~«M-Rebe|wKs Have these returning from the South land, having arrived home on Mm Blanche Stanton vm a First Visitation Monday from Bradenton, Fta _ guest . ouna>y dinner Bunday „ at w the In Hastings Mr. ana Mra. Floyd Craig were home of her uZ in Leslie Thursday to attend th. LTmiLT ** Du’ 1966-67 Rebekah Lodges waa Knights Templar Install Officers evening. April 38. The musical enjoyed. , The meeting waa opened by Knights Templar of Michigan,। Blanche Kauffman. Noble Grand installed the following officers at1 held at the Hastings1 The Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge of Haztlngz received ths prize for ths largest number present. Vizlling lodges were from Mulli­ ken. Dimondale, Grand Ledge. OUveL Bellevue, Hastings, Char- tor Higdon; junior wanten. Gary Young; standard bearer. Fay Marble; sword bearer, Leon Ackett; warder. John Dull, and sentinel. Edward Lawrence MOTHER'S DAY MAY 8* Special Mother's Day Cake $1.59 Two layer gold cake iced in Holland cream I with a pink carnation. All for Mom! Special Heart Shape White Cake $3.15 Fully decorated beautifully for her. Dinner Rolls: Butterflake, cloverleaf, potato biscuits, hard rolls and For the PERFECT Anniversary Gift A Style 661/10 FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL! " - Coffee - .. - . (--------------Sweetheart Cake _________ 63e B. Style 492/32 Cherry cre»m or almond filled. A dalklous treat for break­ fast or snack. pricod from FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS 6 for 42c Chocolate Glazed Donuts A rich chocolate yeast raised dough and chocolate glazed. Chopped German Cinnamon Bread 42c Gilmore Jeweler J. Mllhenlng, Ine., ’ nsmon throughout. WI 5-5316 102 E. State Cookie Day Every Wed. 4 do»- <“•*■ $1.00 DALE'S BAKE SHOP Detroit. Michigan *30 $25 It Does at CLEVELAND'S all this Month! If you Buy $25.00 worth of Merchandiie on, or before. May 31, 1966, we'll give you a GIFT CERTIFICATE worth $5.00 good for pny merchan'dise iii our store! (This offer is good whether you buy $25.00 worth in bits, or all at once.I If you should happen to buy $50.00 worth of our fine Men's and Boys' Wear or Accessories, we will give you a GIFT CERTIFICATE worth $10.00. Only One Gift Certificate per Customer *5 rte home of Mra. Aben Johnwas the scene of a lovely Hjfrpuptlal luncheon on Tuesday 11000 for the pleasure ot ■wy Morey and Jennifer Clarke. OHnostessea were Mrs. Stephen John-wi and Mra Eric, von Reis. nf tables were very attractively deeprated with dainty little nose■V» of Spring flowera. ' Winning honors for Ute after- the honorees. Mrs. Robert Clarke and Mrs Cedric Morey, and Mrs. Clayton Brandstetter and Mra. Hass Dunn. Out-of-town guesu were Jen­ nifer's mother, her grandmother, Mn. Edith Clarke of Little Rock, her maid-of-honor. Rosemary Horan, and Mra. Thomas Horan of G ro_-.se Pointe. The wedding of Jennifer and John von Reis is to be solem­ nised on Saturday, and that of Mary Morey and Dennis H. Klatt will also be solemnized this month. men's Club, of which the Has- ; of Hastings announce lhe en-/l tings Club is ■* J A Thursday. April 37 and 38. idy. R1 Vermontville. The Hastings Club should be I The bride-elect very proud of the honor given graduate of Hastings HI Mra. Keith Chase - as she waa 1 School and la Mnpfoyed al presented with the “Jewel” I Aetna Casualty and Surety Com­ award (it being the Diamond. pany in Kalamazoo. Jubilee for the Federation* in Mr Priddy, a 1965 graduate, of roCCTtnlUon ot her work. Each rtiivM <- >•-*—• - *Olivet College. Is working to­ Club tn the district submitted a ward his PhD. in chemistry at name for thia award and Mra. Michigan State University. A June 10 wedding is being ENGAGED—The engagement of planned. Barry Ronald Heydenberk U be­ going presidency gift. ing announced by her parent*. son. R3 Middleville. Society newS FRESH DONUTS Superette Ida. and third to Fred Markle and Mra Roy Hubbard. terlochen student scholarship, I Mra V. P. Mott, entehalned tion of Kalamazoo won the govThere was a wonderful time Hospital Guild 29 Monday eve­ anoes award for the First Fed­ ning. Winneni at bridge were erated Club in the State and also the Bute Music Award. Mra William arisen of Albion Chenoweth at her home. 646 W. wire Wingard. Grand Street, on the evening of April 30th to celebrate ixr birth- • The home of Mra. Pat Veach tri ct. day. Forty guista. who were was tlx* scene of much activity numbers of the freshman, sopho­ and merriment on Thureday af­ Mrs. Rozell Stanton attended more. and Junior classes, made ternoon os many little friends the Woman's Society of Chris­ gathered to help her son. Jimmy, tian Service Michigan Confer­ as they danced, played records, celebrate tils second birthday. ence Executive Committee meet­ Bright colored balloons were and Just had the grand time that ing nt the First Methodist Is typical of such a group. Tlie used in decorating the room Church in Grand Rapids on Wednesday and the Michigan Inviting, and the cake, a beauU- light for tlie children. Jimmy's Conference Annual meeting on Thursday at lhe same church. many, many pastel-colored roses It bore a race-track with many miniature com. Coming to Join crating from surgery, lie and Mra. Howe went to California by Scott Peterson. Deann and Paula train to visit tiiclr son and fam­ Brown. Steve Cooper. Wayne ily. the Bill Howes, at Haw­ and Sherman Wlllbur. Clint and thorne. Tlu-y returned the latter Vicki, Barry, and Kevin and Jeff The Roy Cordeses visited the Wilson. The motlicra of the chil­ dren wens also Invited to share William Yates family In Kala­ mazoo Thursday and Friday and the birthday observance. helped young Dickie Yates cele­ Monday Mrs. Homer Smith brate his 5th birthday. entertained her bridge club for luncheon and an afternoon of cards. Make a date today to have a new photograph for Mother's Day, May 8. Your family will 107 S. Jefferson Phone 945-3967 Date We Moke Em ... Watch While FROSTED & DECORATED Donuts 69c dox. Plain 59c dox. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY 9 A.M. to It r.M Open Daily Jeffrey uuw. son of the Mi­ chael Huvcrs, will be taking lib First Communion nt St. Rose of Lima Church on Sunday, and honoring this occasion Ills jxirents will entertain his grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Huver and Mrs. Ellen Snyder of Grand Rapids, and his uncle, Melvin Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Rozell Stanton. Mrs. Wayne Corey. Kay Stanton and Mrs. Margaret Johnson spent the weekend tn Milsteadt, III., where a wedding reception was given for Mr. and Mrs. Al­ len Kirlels 'Sally Stanton* at the American Legion Hall on Saturday evening. They also visi­ ted the Howard Reeds (Jean Stanton i al Wood River. (ei Boy Scout and Cub Scout items) Engaged? How will you feel about your dining room ten years from today? Before you were engaged, you may not have given much thought to china or silver. And now you’re faced with choosing patterns you’ll live with for the rest of your life. Issued By Cleveland’s Cortifkites given on current Hastings, Michigan G/vs Her a Gift *14” *10 205 N. Michigan Mra. Marshall Cook enter­ tained Hospital Guild 17 on Wednesday evening. April 27. Winning honors at bridge were Mra. Fred Ziegler, Mrs Stephen Photography on additional merchandise purchased 'Donno M. Guernsey Duane B. Priddy Mr. Hey- cluba. and the certificate of Ridgeway, of Three Riven and Burl Sievert for dinner Mrs. Donald O. Heydenberk, 638 being In mature years, also the ago Sunday. Greenbrier Dr. SE, Grand Rap­ ids. Barbara is a 1964 graduate of Thornapple - Kellogg High ers Digest outdoor lighting conSchool and her fiance is a For­ rest Hills High School graduate. In a one-winner duplicate Both are attending Michigan Icngctx continuous membership In bridge game at the Hastings Slate University. Country Club Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ross Dunn and Roy Hub.■scheduled from 7 to 11 and those four houra were really fun-pack- vlict with a record of 69 ytara. The Charlotte Club won the Whites Gift Certificate District Women s Club Makes Fine State Showing' Our Wedding Gift Consultant is here to help you make the right choices... so you can be confident with your new possessions. Not for ten years*.. but always! And when you register your patterns with our Consultant, you avoid duplications. And help your family and friends choose the right gifts for you! Gifts such as place settings in one of the lovely Lenox china patterns shown here. Gift Certificate Date For I on additional merchandiie purchased Boy Scout and Cub Scout items). (excluding *13” Issued By Cleveland’s LADY IHAVTX IMAVft Hasttags, Michigan Palm Beach SUMMER SUITS (new shipment) Ideal tor young m.n about to groduoto with • leoioti'long whirl of wd.1 ongogomonti. Tboyr. cool and good looking—Dacron & Wool In Char llu. and Dark Olive. *49” *59” & *69” CLEVELANDS IMPERIAL by Lenox. Magnif­ icently regal..«rich24 k gold wreath crowns the glowing ivory china. .$24.95 5-piece place setting. WEATHERLY by Leoox. A rip­ pling band of_gleaming __________ _____ , platinum against the translucenceof sculp* lured rline — china. 5-piece place setlint... MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY She'd like o Gift of Lenox Chino, too, from Hodges JEWE«! MEN S A BOYS' WEAR Established. IS In Our New 122 W. State U. �BANNED iClare Cole, Nashville Well Driller, Dies tom Journey i By Mra. Varn HanMUa 02 NrohrtBa CJ8-21U Mr. Ud Mrs. Harry McKelvey Saturday, A>U U. Donald BUuffer and William Btramagivcently. * Mr. and Mrs. Austin llo were graduated from’ WMl. Schanta called on Walter Wortley al Pennock Hospital. * Mr. more than W jrtn a rartdaU of chlrf, Mra. Charles Wmiama, also Nashville, are to be held this a part Grand Chief, and Mra Rapid*. were Sunday. April M. Thursday at 2 pm. at lhe Vogt Raymond Halrigel, Orand Tru»- _ Ita— **w« tatt* Funeral Home. Mr. Cble died Monday noon the evening they all called <n a May S. In Pffliwck Hospital. In Three Riven*. Wednesday. il senior trip which takes to Washington. DC. Uta quwn ol anno Htaia*. RUMMAGE SALE Rhelby On Dec B. 1908. he was married to Edna Boylan in Har- dinner In Phillpino style Satur­ day. April 23. in which other IBM guest* participated. • • Mra. Alice Trapp'* breakfar.i ■id (Mikel of Wayland, and Max (Pao and Robert both of Bat­ Mr and Mr* Harold Olio and tle Creek: three daugtiter*. Mrs and Mra. James Norman and waukee. Wis„ Mra Gerald lamlly planned to hitend the (Helen i Crittenden of Harting* graduating of their son. Chris, and Mra John (Maxine* Moore who graduates In dentistry at of la Mirada, Calif.; two broth - Michigan. era. Clayton of Anaheim. Calif., There were three weddings and Jeff of Harrietta; nine grandchildren, and five great Saturday. April 23. Lynn Hengrandchildren. their vowa in Use Catholic The Rev. Jason HoUopeter. 1* Church in Hastings Saluruay to officiate at Thursday's ser- morning, al hree o'clock . Don- Friday, May 6th—9 a.m. - 5 p.m (■MS ar. *u«|u. IMU01 MMU uaMf. Stalo vt11. and family. Battle Creek, and Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawbliu and Kenneth were Bunday. April 24. Vcni Hawblits. Callers were Mr. Portland. * Ted McKelvey has been Ilaving a very painful eye after getting a piece of ateel tn with our beautiful /array of s Jlorful Plants, esh Cut Flowers, □nters. Artificial rrangements and irsoges . . HTOUNOU AL CORSAGES from $1.49 Order Today •Free Delivery- ORCHIDS 10% Cash and Carry Discount on All Plants Harm & Betty's Albert Wleringa. Saturday evenlng they attended the Bond Phon. 945-5952 SWEET AND LOVELY A(eq)W€M From s ISOS S. Jefferson BUILDING Wayne Hazel 345-5023 Phung 374-3523 Hetelgel, daughter of Mr. and j Mrs. Raymond yeirigel of Irving, and Bonnie Buehler. the dauchter of Mr and Mra Keith Bueh- , ler of Freeport Lois Bacon,’ From ■ Ralph Smith and Mra. Florence It uh of Marshall. * Mr and Mra. James Martini and children of Saline were April 23rd weekend f 2 oil undiluted by alcohol), 7.50. Also in a Spray for bath TAJ I and shower, 5.00, in a Soap that travels like good news, 2.00, and a Bath Powder, 3.75. AVAILABLE AT GARDNERS HOW. State Ph. 945-2134 It waa picture* of amdiUbn* of Temperature rather than light Influences many physiological A wonderful gift for Mom ... No bag of tricks, these, but handtome handbag* that Beautiful GLOVES WI $.4T4» xone * This Friday the ladies . Aid will go to the Thornappie Medical Facility lo observe the April birthdays ft in our collection. Dowling TgJI, at text a perfume that last* (because H*» alt perfume koudbogA $300/l\ 1 I j By Mra. Donald Proefrork Touch a few drops of Taji Io your skin. This precious pure perfume oil warms up with you. stays with you. is still Lovely f | tings were dinner guests of Mr. and-Mra. Clare Williams Even the next morning a little Tap still lingers $4 Give Mom a fashionable duster from our huge collec­ tion, Choose from polished cottons, piques, and blends Beautiful refreshing solids, prints and stripe In array of unusual colors and styles. 1 Mrs Cliue Brog * Mr and Mrs. Harold Otto visited their daugh­ ter and family. Mr. and Mrs R. Whittemore of BaUle Creek, Monday. April 24. Their grand­ children have been quite ill. * Mr. and Mra. Carl Marble luve returned from Bradenton, Fla., where they enjoyed the Winter. Sunday. April 24. they had all their family home for a late Banter dinner. This Included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Slsa-lski and fam­ ily of Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Cook and daughters of Utica. Mr and Mrs. John Schreuder and family of Hop­ kins. and Mr. and Mra Je-ry Parker uf Hartings * Mr. and *4 Hniup 2 I home of Mra Glen Dean. * El­ mer Brown and mother-in-law. Mra Waldron, of Grand Rapids, returned home after attending tlie 50th wedding anniversary of Mra. Waldron's brother, in New York State Recent callers of Mr. and Mra. Mra Josephine Cheeseman ha* .•old her farm to Mr and Mra. Van Bouman. who are moving their cattle and household furni­ ture and machinery. We welcome them lo the community As a small t»y Van lived In tlie house now occupied by the Ludwick family. * Thursday evening. May 5. there will be a Mother­ Daughter banqur-t tn Uw S-ftth Maple Grove EUB Church Sun- 53°°' pajamas and gown sets, plus all the latest styles in the pretty classics. Nylon, acetate and Dacron, acetale and cotton blends, In all the prettiest colors__ ... the daughter of Mr and MrtL Duane Bacon In Middleville. Miao Heirigvl had made a water color picture, while Mias BuehMra William Cridler attended th/’ funeral of Harold Overholt in Mulliken. * Mr. and Mra. William Cridler. Marc Squler and Mr. and Mra Donald Boysen at­ tended the Rotary Convention at Hillsdale. * The Hospital Guild 204 E. Stat. QIFTS THAT SAY. Blshop is their teacher. Tlidy competed with 4.000 other art students in the Bottle Creek THE FURNITURE S' Hastings Flower Shop teria. Sunday caller* were Mr. and Mrs Ernest Rurhs and Wol­ ter Ruehs. all of Caledonia. Mis* Ann Marie Hicks, a UPHOLSTERING FLORIST '9 For MOM! (Lavender or Cymbidiums in pink and yellow) The loveliest Cut Flowers. Carnations, Snap­ dragons, Iris, Daisies, Pom-Pon and Gladioli. Easter teip to Mexico. * Mr. and Mrs Albert Wiertnga, who re­ lumed fthrn Florida ecently. en­ joyed a five-day visit with their daughter and family. Mr. and Jenkins and new baby girl In Mra Ruao Martin In Merldan, Hastings * Mrs McGaillan! of Miss, and found them well with Middleville was setting out flow- exception of their granddaugh­ ter. Marilyn having a cold. * of Rosaline Burd recent!v * A lot of travel on our road Bunday. Ruth Ouekew were expected April J4. BbweU's farm is quite home Thursday after a week's an attraction with the new time there with Mrs. Charles PO.nds. , Rotertaon. icooeruun. Lhe use grandmother. granamouar. The inc I girl* drove lhe James Robertson U.I .IV WIUW Ml car so be UllfcUL might have IV IL while in I Hvrida. The girls Dew homA ■* । Barlow Cardens Mr*. Mary Scudder visited her daughter, lhe Garald Shaefeni of Battle Creek, from Sunday until by Bob Otto and Bud Stone. Bob Brown U lhe auctioneer dinner and Keith Middlebush is chief clerk awtated by Olto. BUI Ken­ yon, Glenn Holte and Duane Creek to honor the birthdays of Thatcher. Gerald Shaefer and Mra. Gary Tlie school parking lot* may Bhsefer For MOM! Paddford called at the home of Mr and Mrs, Vem Hawblitz Mr and Mra. Hubert Dennis and family. Vermontville, were Sunday. April 24. dinner guesta wedding In I he Middleville Chap­ el and Eugmc Venton married Yonna Newton in the Woodland Methodist Church • By Mrs. ^Ibfrl Groan Mr and Mra Edward Streeter are receiving congratulation* on lhe birth of a daughter. Kim­ Larry Tripp, oldest ton of the berly Ann. April IS at Blodgett Marahall Tripp's, had a -motor­ Hospital. Site weighed 8 lbs.. B cycle accident Saturday night. oza w Mrs Marjorie Kaechele of April 23rd weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Jami's Hicks of Singing Brook Farm moved their trailer and are now living in the Baltimore Terrace better. Hubbard Hills taken to lhe Osteopathic Hos­ pital In Grand Rapids He had 40 rtltche* taken in his face and his arm fractured. * Mr. and Mra. Bob Tripp. Mr. and Mra. Marahall Tripp called on Larry Tripp In tlie hospital In Grand Rapids Bunday, April 24. * Mra. Mary Lou Tirtx and children apenl Sunday. April 24, with her mother, Mra. Esther Burd while Archie Burd and Rod Tietz went fishing * Mra. Archie Burd. Mra. Marshall Tripp, Mr. and Mra. Albert Green were Friday. April 22. luncheon guest* of Mr. and Mrs Roderick Tietz BrtU« .Lion* clutJ Club are holding holding a a public public auction starting at 1 pm. Satur­ day, May 7, a* a fund-ral*lng project. ' FLOWERS bills and Kenny called on Mr. and Mra Orllc VanSyckle. Tliey view Cemetery, Nashville. Mom or Grandmother JSFFrfSfcMiiMhvill. Don. irs—w»<««« * itudenl of PMMpptaae from MSU FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday, Moy 5th—6 p.m. will be delighted ™ U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petition 8 Highball,k Middleville/ By Mra. Mary fackaon Fashion JEWELRY $1.00 We've selected a collection and bright color* to choote from. Necklace*, earrings, pins ring and pendants. From 5 $2°° Casual, dressy. short, medi­ um long and long — gloves sary accessory. Al*o white, sand, black and navy. Perfect1 gifts. 2 �daughter. Krista, of Ann Arbor war* XX.. —-- *- a_a_ College Quartet Camp Fire Girls At Hastings Grand Council Church Sunday The Klrw'a Oruasders, a quar- Staa Trumble, CLU. Fire Monday WITCIIIGA'N BBE-K. Funeral services for John J. Reistr. Bl. ‘ ‘ The RasUngs Camp Fire Girls will hold their grand council fire on Monday. May Bual 7;lfi pm. at Central Auditorium. Giri* will receive their awards at his R1 Woodland tor, Invttea all to attend. rilppera or bite for Uie chil­ dren’s ward at Pennock Hospital, doing tilings for elderly people tu well sa learning about their own community, learning about Mr. and Mra. John Volk of beautiful Usings. Clawson were weekend gueata ot The third grade Blue Birds lhe Hal Buergel 259-7298 MOTHER'S1 DAY Ham Dinner ‘in the Dining Room of the CARLTON GRANGE HALL .1. SundflV J On M-43 North 'I1 May 8 Serving from 12 O’clock to 3 P.M. Chltdren Adulti... $1.50 Under 12 . . . 75c Antique Show and Sale on Main Floor If you have torn at hi ng you would like to soli . . Phon* 945-9784 after 6 p.m. for Information. Lee Lapham, Maple Grove Fanner, Dies Safety project aa well as other all round activities: Camp Fire Girls have all been working on their rank require­ ments. as well aa community service projects and other, acti­ farmer and long-time resident Maple Grove Township, V vities. hdd Monday at 1 jmd. at — ““' Vogt Funeral Home in Nashville. Mr. lapham died Saturday at Mrs. Gerald Skedgell with Mrs. ntn Un*.' Harold Gray, Mrs. LtfVerne ‘ Bowman. Mra. Harry Miles, Mrs. Art Karrsr, Mra. Robert Ingram. making hla home lhe past fa* years with his daughter. Mrs. Duane Miller AU families, rela­ Betty Phillips in Battle Creek. Born Sept 4. 1880. in Kansas tives and friends are invited. City. Kan., be was a too of Oil-, bert Lapham. On May 14. 1B14, Mr. and Mn. Jack Hlnkel of Otsego and Mr. and Mn. Robert Ruth Walls. Ingram flew to Boston on April Besides Mrs. Phillips he is sur­ 16th to attend a baker's conven­ vived by three other daughters. tion. returning the 20th. Last week the Robert Ingram family lenceburg, Ind.. Mn Virginia were guests of her sister, the Allen of Bellevue and Mra. Don­ Mike Clardys, of Kalamaxoo na McCoy ot Bunfield; two aooa. Dale of Coloma and George of Dorr; 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The Rev. E F. Rhoades of­ ficiated at Monday's services, und burial wtli mode in Wil­ cox Cixnctcry, Maple Grove Township. I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! The Hastings Banner ThurU^. M-y 5. 1W«______________________ U«H~ Tw—1 t» « Burdette Hayner HHS Graduate Honor Retiring Dies on April 24 Teachers at Is Honored for former Golaaburg sate Lakewood May t VFW Activities Grand Rapids. Burdette Hayner. oommander The Blue Bird groups have background ebecs busy making Blue Bird New York Life John Reiser, 91, Dies Sunday at Farm Home Rev. Olson Clark To Remain at Wesleyan Church Services were held Wednesday, of Foreign Wars, waa honored Walts Funeral Home. Galesburg, 1875. in Woodland Ttrwnshlp on April B. Hooted by the Thorn- with burial following in Oat Grove Cemetery. Nashville and lhe Aulllary. A Hastings High School grsduAmong the distinguished guests attending were: Clarence Bchu- from what Ls now Eartern Michi­ member of the Zion Lutheran gan Univeralty and in 1904 mar­ Church. portment of Michigan, who de­ ried Irving R Jonet They oper­ livered lhe main addreaa and ex- ated an auto agency in GaletEdgar of lural Woodland and burg for many years. Jones dted In IBS!. children; two great grandchllMrs. Jones was active tn lhe AuxlUartes Los Angeles. Calif. rt presented. Galesburg Chapter. OEB. and a member of the Congregational tented with a Life Membership Church, tile MI Club and thB Pilgrim Holinoxx In the VFW National Home at Thimble Club. Eaton Rapids on behalf of his fLosen' to to rare Fete luosers Eau Lanning: two daughters. Winnert Saturday Poet No. 8260. Mra. Harold Lindeman and Mrs The debt will be paid SaturCatharine Ruaaeil. Auxiliary James Wolfe, both of Grand day when the Pilgrim Holiness President, also presented com- Rapids; eight grandchildren and 15 grtat-gTandchlldren; a brolhBunday school will hold 1U caslon. Also his wife. Bonnie em school with supper at 6:30. In a recent six-weeks Match to Sunday school contest, the flclal auxiliary 'earrings as a Bunday whool waa divided Blues token of friendship and also for and Whites with the losers to Glenn Shaffer and Frank furnish the meal for the wlnPurchls did thair usual out­ When the contest ended, on standing Job as program chair­ men. Easter Sunejay. a total of 140 Buddy Popples were used gen­ new p*ople ended, on Easter Bunday a total of 140 new peo­ erously throughout the table ple had been brought to Bunday sc hook, the Bluen led wUh 71 and close behind were the Whites vice Sunday Rev. Clark an- Mxhtns Held, 15 of them tn fiMl fedmaa; Iva Courthay. who has taught in the schools fc< 10 y.-afs: Mra. Louisa Douglas, »ho has IB years of teaching axHrtJht ti2hte< In lS Odeaaa and 30 years to the teaching profeoaion. cation, to an outstanding cittaao of th* community. All nominees tend the presentation. Rapids, and a sister. Mrs. Cal­ vin Reeser of Detroit. incotnlng PTA officera will con- Cub Scouts Visit State Capitol to Join in honoring the* educators and dtiaena Wednesday. April 31 will be a long remembered day by Cub Scoute. Brian EchUnaw, JtEf Bennett, John Burkey, ■"** Goodyear. Brandon Cc Jeff Wyngarden as it — A large centerpiece adorned first trip to the State Capitol in Lansing They were accompanied rvpllca of the engineering cm- by Mra Kingsley Bennett and bleen which waa the outfit of EchUnaw. came a souvenir of BurrkXtes following the dinner. With great pride the Com­ mander expressed his heartfelt It was decided to unite in furn­ ishing Ur foods, but the Whites would furnish the treat, do the Work and provide tlie program. Anyone not knowing what to bring may call Mrs. David Munn. 795-3065 (evenings) for. the menu. A surprise program la being prepared and a good time been given him We all wish him well In the future. Mr. and Mra. Guy Fewless visi­ Members of the Hastings Wes­ ted the Gordon Freelands of leyan Methodlx. Ctairch at a re- Kulan-.axoo on Bunday. Thurs­ day the Fewlessas arc leaving for the ftev. Olson W. Clark, a call Cedar Rapids. Iowa, to visit their daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ronald Brass, for Mother's Day. They will probably return the Paying tribute to the rettreea Mr. and Mn. Art Mueller, Kert and Kendy recently entertained al a graduation celebration at Foote's. Nashville, and at the Mueller home. Mn. Dorris Mc- rthy pausch will arrive home on Fri­ day from Miami, Fla. where they have been attending a food convention. Her parents, the Charles FauU. have been stay­ ing With the Feidpausch family. Lansing spent the weekend with her parents, the Stuart Cleve­ lands Thoughts Fof A Week He who cannot eron McIntyre. Mr. and Mrs Norman McIntyre. Lindy, Bandy and Grady. forgive others, . breaks the bridge hlch merle over which he Aug. 2. B & K Church. ■ Braid co giving the Weateyan also, been instrumental in or­ ganising the Hastings Area Christian Youth Council which sponsors the monthly Christian Youth A-Ramaa and is serving You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! Al Signs lira Serve* Jim <an lire Skoo Burro Sats* • Service Hearings Bactric. Inc. Barlow Cardetrs Florist St Mart to Floral 3 Office SOWllM Brvtrwve'i Cotor Center Fkaroxots lacoo s FMrmao terra thuea-OwwoiM Inc. Manxes Standard Sanrice V a I frtewflv Service Hastings V I S Hardware Westers Mo Mattson Builder Cletkiwg ate AceetMrttt ffonwarh kaethele'il humblnr E Herting Ian laa Flew Canriep Brown i Floor Sennet Hxtlnn Floor Cowins Stptk fata Stnrtct Lrora Srotic Tant Strvica - TOLL GALtON WHer» Ctothee Shop Oipartaaxt Siam Ben franllin Store Barry Ctesnen Haslinfi Outners One Hout MMtmmng 1’ a Gllmorr 1todgas itwalr IHWten leweie Bines Hastings 'utAatr Shoes SgertiM Ceeai laanrt Soon Center Mawl'i Mmlc Studio ■ ' B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER SPONABLE 60c FUNERAL HOME (Saturday Only) Robert H. Sponable, Owner — 30 Years Experience S. Hanover 10c Depot it on Containers Ph. WI 5-3152 Miss Elalno Beard, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert C. Beard and a graduate of Lakewood High School, will be graduated from Mercy School of Nursing Dennis Hertel. Following the Mass each young lady win receive her pin to sig­ nify her new status aa a gradunate nurse. Commencement exerclam will be held at-2:30 pjn. at Holy Crass Church. Rev. Mark Mlnd- REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES dress. Diplomas will be cardexCathedral. ^P^JaBminN JU* ■■•samci CleveiMtfi Meat Store himself must poss. Take Home Area Ministerial Lakeivood Girl To Graduate at Nursing Srdiool SPECIAL Th« trick to TV repairing is skill •nd experience feievtnea HMM sea MUI Central Radio E I *. The Music Center A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 ft. boat and 12 ft. fish­ ing boat, two outboard motors, the log cabin has 50 ft. on lake, with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower baih. lots of nice cupboards, and has utility room, has automatic sprinkling system, electric refrigerator, television, dishes, furniture, a real a rail nice brick house. ranch type. two bedrooms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family having Iwft town will take _________________ .$16,300.00 A TEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAFFU LAKI with living A REAL NICI HOME IN THt FOURTH WARD, in an excellent H.500.M room or bedroom, dining room, kitchen and half-bath, basement with fine recreation room, hot water, heating plant fired with gas. garage----------------------------------------------------------- $15,000.00 A VERY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, has two bedroomt upstairt and down a large bedroom, living room, large kitchen with dming space, complete bath and another now . . . with Shopping will never lie more convenient than it is right „ a FREE Hastingi City Bank Credit Card. JnH say “Charge it, Please’ with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card IN THE FOURTH WARD A RIAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOMI with three nee bedroomt room, dining room, kitchen, full bath. fun s basemen! with oil burner, has small basement barn, with stanchions tile tile. toil, located tn Odessa Township. Ionia County ____ $10,500.00 A GOOD COINC BUSINESS located on an excellent large s.te and Plan. Remember, it’s a free service to. you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee’added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit $55,000.00 gimmicks, I mt old • fashioned For prompt, skilled Card NOWI ANOTHER HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, hat three bedrooms upstsirt end bath up and down, nice living room with fireplace, dining room and kitchen together, dm or extra bedroom, full on it. also a part basement THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HltCNTI. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammm Eaton Addition foe ...$<S0.M | WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Husliiiiis Cim Blink MEMBERi Fadeval Deposit Insurance Corporation CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI $-9117 • WI 5-5992 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with these bedrooms upstairs; downstairs It has one bedroom, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN $10,500.00 AN EXTRA GOOD HOMI IN THE SECOND WARD, with three We Close at Noon on Saturdays WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES ^AND are carpeted, and downstairs It has a living room, dining room. Friendly, Natghborfy Service for 71 Continuous Years ..111.000.00 �Name TramhsU Cub and Scout Leadera Training New Algonquin Meet Thursday DMHH CM Mra> MO*. U te te Ml Thvtedte. Uw ». In singles. Guenther defeated Phil Townsend. 8-4. 8-0; Young* defeated Bill Rlbbens. 6-3, 6-3. and Belfield defeated Lyle LlvIn doubles. Francfcco-Halllfax defeated Mike Altoft-Blll Gon­ you. 6-1. 6-0. and Glllons-Stom defeated Floyd Jackson - Davs Sbfltenbarger. 6-0, 6-0. Monday the Hastings High track squad won lhe final mile relay to eke out a 56-53 victory over Greenville tn a triangular on Johnson Field. Lakewood was ( Armchair Athlete .1 Outdoor Trail—Fishermen were greeted by lousy weather Satur­ day os Michigan’s trout season opened. Heavy mlns Friday night added to the already high water and tlie cold wind brought more discomfort to the fishermen. Even so. some good luck was reported, mostly on trout lakes. At Deep Lake there were more than two dozen boats before day­ break and one empty-handed fisherman said he saw at least 30 trout hooked. The first dandy to be brought to Tlie Banner of­ fice was displayed by Bam Stout. It was a 6-pound, 6-ounce brown (Ul, xaa r*ru i . IXFUT TIM HlVICi IM BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL are Installing an *leclric trap and lights to provide night shooting for all ‘'shooters in the area. The opening of the improved range Is to be an- St. OterW IMDnteU. WAUMU. will preside over the Cub leaden section. Summer time activities win be the theme. A midway of games will be set up with games gonquln School at 7 M made by Cub Scouts. Monday, May 8. James Mulder and Roy Fuller will preside over the Scout leaderRJdiartlHArt. Camporee Chief, ttopsndton whh IbsBtaU Safe­ will be present to give last min­ ty Council rill conduct the ute details on the Council-wide school for those 10-year-old, and older, including adults. Refresh­ Spring Camporee. AH Scoutmasters are asked to ments will be served. Membera of the Algonquin bring their order ot the Arrow members so they can lay plane Lake Association an awaiting In­ with their advisor, Foss white, formation on the proposed /'pike marsh" scheduled to bo establish­ for Spring elections. ed on the lake. Jim Hammond Glenn Donovan ar* to con­ Jim Williams Hurt and tact that CbnacrvaXton Depart­ ment to determine what muM be and son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren dono to further the project Williams, 813 N. Hanover, fell on a piece of concrete Sunday and lacerated his right knee. The wound required over 30 stitches to close. Jim is a Saxon foot­ ball. basketball and baseball the water h to be done when’ It player. will be most effbcUve. Herachei Rochelle told the 40 DDF Chairmen William Jtrow. Francis Gog­ member* at the .April IB meeting that th* mawine, “Michigan gins and Jack Hubbail are the Riparian," would be sent to saaoclaUon membera. The regular subscription la 81 a year. Animal Toll High More than 100,000 animate and birds were killed on Michigan's State trunkline highways in 1965. the Departmgt Of Btoto Hlgb- Aran Scouts to Attend Pack Sack Compare* at Croton Rom Uthan Club The BL Rom of Lima Club win hold a poOtrnk dinner this Thursday honoring their wires in the school hall. SUMMER LEAGUES Forming Now Phone for Information Open Bowling Time Available Phon* WI 5-3184 PROFESSIONAL MY CLEANING SERVICE All unit* frqm Uie Thornapple FOR INFORMATION astings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat ANO RESERVATIONS HASTINGS FO* YOUR CONVINIINCI WI HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANGtt Registrations will bo accepted at ths Grand Valley Council service center up to May 15. ■lay ai-n._____________ UU1 Gr«*nvttt* BOWL INC y, )]V~ ' f . Worland at Mlehlge* —J-■ I SPECIAL DISCOVERY SALE! ~ This luxurious limited edition ihEJby of motherhood IS WHAT A WOMAN EXPERIENCES WHEN ALL THE KIDS ARE FINALLY .IN SED/M|M Youth Council Baseball Clinic Here Saturday urday. May 7, at Johnson Field. The clinic for Junior High players will be in two parts. HE JOY OF HOME OWNERSHIP ride and security for the children— a State Police Arrests Hons and all players will work out with, lhe high school Varsity to get actual experience. ense of belonging—this can be yours fith a low-cost mortgage loan from tastings Savings and Loan. UR CURRENT IVIDEND RATE IS complaint*. ozxorrilng to tlie dcpartmojUi-monthly activity re­ port. In addition, 531 Juvenile ON Ml % SAVINGS 2-DOOR HARDTOP LOADED WITH SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: ASTINGS Power Steering Automatic Transmission □ 390 cu. in. V-8 _ .« . D , Oxford Vicyl-Coverod Roof EATING B All-Vlriyl Interior ■ Omo, Modern Aire - Oil ■ Gas - Coal lte.no. Fteclug. B Padded Sun Vieore 0 Padded Instrument Panel ■ DduMO 8toeri"8 Wheel Full-Range Heater/Delroster __ n L ' ■ Back-up Lights B Bright Exterior Trite Group , WmM„ ■ WhtewUI T.r.. B Itetev^-SoteCTOr Wlp«m B Deluxe Wheel Covers ■ Outside Rear-View Mirror B Four-Way Emergency Flasher Q Front, and Rear Seat Belta SPECIALLY PRICED TO SAVE YOU HUNDREDS! PLUMBING SUFFLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HESTERS DISCOVER THE DEALS KT YOUR H «••!»»■ HOT WATER IASEIOARD tflATlHa Call WI 5-5769 or WI 5-3732 i, KmuGUEry MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. MMrigea Hatting* Ph. WI 5-2479 �HASTINGS 102-661. Rod Tteta 237-541, Clyde Divine 1M-533. Karol Owen 188­ 523, J Un Wreiock 153-517, Woody Wyngarden 136-618, Bernard To- 80MG 512. Oari Hathaway 172-608, Oor- I Gary VanElst puppies available Organize Girls Shot Put Record YMCA Leagues Powerful Sophomore Leads Middleville to Win at Maple Valley COMMERCIAL MAJORS Tun Gilliland ruled MO and ny Prederickson 206-508. Roger Woifo 178-503. Merita Mesecar 2CO-5O4. Bill Kruko 182-508. Curt in the Commercial Major*. Otiser Awrey 174-501, Bob Ingram 180­ 601. John Kelly 1BJ-500 and doubles acorm: Harry MoCbUum Harold Organ 173-500. Standing.; Smith Bros. 81M,. V and J Mobil, n, consumere 74H. Monrgontery 72, D^Mttoa wlth a 1.071 totaL Mjhe roUed nixn <03, Wayne Newton 532, 70H. South End 70. Hastings Electric 66. Chenoweth 80, Larks ijm. Cltgo 581,. Bender Gravel 67. Harvey Haan 211-567, Lawrence Hastings Alumlnun 8614,. Tlnktake third with LMt and Bob Haines 500, Sam Roush 112. Oa-------- ——• win, len Daniels 503. Emmeth Engereth 524. Bruce Terry 114. Btu Monument 50. and Viking 46 W. Howes 500. Rod Newton 323. Merl WEDNESDAY P.M. LEAGUE Campbel! 510 and Wilfred Bums Final standings: Hastings Mo­ tor a*Jei 80, Hastings Cleaner* COMMERCIAL MINORS day night. firing 245-5*8 Itay Lundquist carded 204-661. Jim Barnum 215-570. Galen Daniela E**®™*** 50 and Miller's Plumbtag 40 Shirkey's I.G_A. had high gam* 014 and high series ot 2.615. Shirley VanDenburg had high rerie, of 633 and high IreU-Sei Individual game of J45 with Barto Kiersey running her a clcoe —»ond with A 244 game. THE MOTORCYCL1 Good MTtea; Bhlrtey VanDenB*rtJ Klmey ,81­ THAT MERITS 318. Louise B*hs 168-433. Jan YOUR FIRST Peurach 175-470. Joan KingsJ®'*’!,,Darl* Stanton !«CONSIDERATION 458. Pat Conley 172-488. Marian Performance: “kl<r ‘®463. Maggie Corrigan 168-453 Sue 8L Martin 166-466. ' Maximum speed — 60 mph with 34T sprocket; 45 mph with 47T sprock­ et. Minimum turn radius — 5.9'. Fuel capacity — 1.85 gallons. Middleville's powerful sopho- CooUm; Ont Oaatarti*. Guys; Central Michigan Unlvcrtoty Re- 104 inches Saturday, heaved the 12-pound weight 57 feet. 104 Three Ou to; Carman Culbort, inches at Naahvilto Monday to Th* Team, and Chris Colitis, Wildcats Nor th eas tern. Central, and dividual high Middleville won the track meat against Maple Valley. 35-41 Vance Higdon led Maple Val- Bliss Golfers Brave Cold for Second Matches with a new Maple Valley school I The B. W. Bliss Tuesday Hight Golf League started Its 1966 sea­ son In the bitter cold al the Hasting* Country Club. Tuesday, April 35, only 10 cut of 36 played their matches. Th»y were Joe Burkholder thooUng 40. taking 4 point* from Jim Cole­ man shooting a 44; Dick Hudson Troabie-fn* with a capital “T”! Jump clearing 5 feet. 3 Inches Other Maple Valley find* MO i2 Other Middleville first*: 120 trouble-free TOKO. high hurdle*. Dan Norman. 170; dash. Tom Warner. 100; 220. Warner. 24.0: mile relay. Mid­ dleville. !M2: long jump. Frank Michigan educators and youth leaders interested in learning more about conservation and pole vault. U* between Gary polnto: Gordie Norris 40.4 potato. how to fit it into their programs for youngsters can start doing something about it right Stauffer and Warner. 11 feet. 1 Pele Lublenleckl 45. 0 points; new. It’s not too early for them to apply through the Conservation Department to attend inch. George Miller 45. 4 potato. Cha*. this summer's course* dealing with‘natural resource* at the Higgins Lake conservation Pusnlkas 85. 0 potato: Jim Wlsschool and Camp Shaw near Chatham in the L'pper Peninsula. Teacher* who turn students well 53. 0 potato. Bill Stedman Junior Bowling 154. 4 potato. Many player* start­ for one of these week-long sessions will learn the AflC’s of conservation from classroom ed their match but gave up with studies and field trip* (left photo). They will return to their own classrooms next fall Thanks Soonsors •frozen" hand* and feet with better backgrounds to open the eye* and minds of their pupils to conservation and Officers-of th* Hastings Jun­ This Tuesday, many player* Eva riowlty im. wonder* of the outdoor world (right photos^'top and bottom). For enrollment forms and ior Bowling Association wish to Unda Lowry 168. Metha Gray filled their matches. The result* express their sincere thanks to 162 Marie Hammond 150, Martpore information about the summer programs at Higgins Lake and Camp Shaw write: the sponsors for their fine sup­ le*h Makley 156. Florence WeyJack Kennedy 52. 4 point*. Teachers’.-Conservacion School, .Michigan Department of Conservation, 408 Kalamazoo port In making Ute Junior Bowlvnnan 171. Betty Miner 153 Pred Markle 53. 0; Garret Isham Plaza, Lansing, Michigan 48926. Bobby Handy 175. Alice McMU?enovft Octarman 161. Kruko 45, 4. Gordie Norris 56, “T ~~ " ~ ’ I Hons who gave so generously ao I Joan Tinker. 165. Ome Thomp- 0; John Hopkins 44.. 2, Joe Hu­ tang pitcher with Dick Hamm Jock Hopkins Sets >i»i u» ehMm coma mxr • !«n 17ft Lois Kmyon 1S^». bert 51, 2: Art Bennett 40, 3, BID catching. !_ , ... . I wonderful banquet. I ‘^*TUjrn 164-444. vir- Stedman 56. 1: Harry Burke 48 Record at Miami -------- •-------£taa Sherry 170-435. Betty 4. Bob Blrke 55. 0; Howard Pet­ Howes 154. . 7 er* 57. 0. Pete Lublenleckl 48. 4: |- -------------------------------------------------------------------"Jock” Hopkins, son of the J. J; {McIver Looks Good HHS Golfers Win George Miller 47. 2. Harvey Sex­ ... ... _ broke..the course _ record . Freshman Hastings High's golf team de- Hopkins, n««uuir. Duane Duir™ McIver Mclvei ofnt SINCLAIR SERVICE HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE ton 50. 3; Tom Johnston 52. 2. freted Lakewood here last week, ,»$1theI Coure* wl?en j Lowell ha* been working out at Hum Miami University wax was nlavlne playing II — enn d with .th* recond offsnslve M-37 MIMInlU, Jack Bowman, on the final Dick Hudson 50, 2: Lin Snyder strong wlhd swirling aero** 168 208 1 ^■' orn TTnlvenltv u* 4. Bob Moore 50. 0; Joe Burk­ game of the Anal night of the 45. • Ohio University. “Jock" fired a I unit tn spring football practice Mkhlfaa John Peterson was medalist W 5-V441 reason blistered the Hasting* !holder 48. 4. John Qsinder 47. 0; baseball, but the Hastings High 65 which was eight under par. Bt Michigan Btat* University. with a 39, Dave Fisher carded Bowl lane* with a 296 game fin­ Mike Snyder 54, 0. Jim WlsweU Saxons liked It. 61. Rex Wieland 43 and Jim S SUuF u le“ ““ h°':«. 4; Hal Buerge 48, 0. Jim Fisher 45. Coleman 43, 4. Mike Booher was low for the This year the Bliss league has Jack Bheler. Bruce Terry costvisitors with 46, Jerry Lambert Si,3*!'1®- John KaslnskyS». 33 member*, four more than had 48. Joe Olelarowski had 51 a 15-504. Brill* and Rick Lambert 63. Chaa Krause 506 Johmtan, -Herman Botteher. Prank Wall. Dave Kruko. Gordie Hastings had moved out In Former Cogers ml yohneoek 216-510. Don N orris and Phil Walldorff. losing front 3-0 In the first inning with All seven members of tlie 1066 Pickard 527. Maynard Park 2 is. 8t« Sweet and Mike Dorman. Steve AUcrdlng and Mike Miller Michigan State University ten­ Lew Long and Harry Burke are rapping out single* nis team are former high school bell 222-539. Will Uldrik 506 w co-chairmen and .Mike Snyder 1* The Saxon* added 10 more In basketball players. This includes Woodmansee 500, Joe GIHarow- secretary-treasurer. the second on two singles and Captain Mike Young* of Has­ *kl 211-543, Jim Barr 518. Bill five walks, five more In the tings Hackney 502, Harvey Haan 500 third on three hits and &lx more Drake 504. Denver Kleroev na-582. John Havern mo mg 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on oil labor Bums 523. Pete Kruger 210-517 (or one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car 563 Jcrry 8m»Ut«r 213-566. Dale Geiger 506 Bob Carrnoney 310. Art Gallup JigWe have joined with hundred*'of other maafarfR of the MICHTCAN AuhW*Oa Gordon Ironside led the golf­ ,54? C. Howard 203-541. H. Bherhj 304-556. Rick Hart 6U en in the Hastings Country ’Chenoweth 501. Art Brewer 536 Club's Monday league this week with a fine 40 to win four potato I Al Hendrichsen 211-563, Dave Ir­ l win 202-567 and Bo Margin J04 from Bob Sherwood. George Chenoweth carded a 42 Final Standing* Hastings Milling 884. Saska­ toon Golf 82. Miller's Duraclean held and Eldon Mathew* blanked Bob Booth with hl* 43. ■ 794. Burkey's 75. Bums Refrig­ Monday's rrealta: . eration 734. Hasting* Filter* 72. Steer a safe course foe boat­ Moose 714. Williams Insurance Chenoweth 43, 4 potato. Bel­ 71. WBCH 70. Pred Saads 684. ing fun with insurance that McAllister* 88. Reahms. 66. Has- field 63,0; Btanliv 46r4. Pletcher tlng* Sanitary 594. Johnnie's 52. •; Cronlngtr M. 4; prifidsen offer* you complet* coverage Auto Parts 50, Dowling Mar­ 68. 0: Stack. 61. 4: Guenther 54. chants 584. Klerwy's 57. Elks 0; Mathews 43. 4: Booth 40 0;'G, Milter 47.-4: felfiald «. fit Outa534 and East Bid* Lumber 51. ther 54, 4. O*good 66,'. 0; Booth 40. 4. Guenther 54. 0; PW>er I Marine insurance is a ’must’ MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 Final .landtags: Walldorff** for boat ownere. See us, and 07. Hastings Radio A TV 84. Penney's 89. Color Center 88. protect yourself against loss Motor Aire* 79. Gilmore's Gem* HASTINGS MEMBERS OF THI CUARANYEW WARRANTY UMD CAR PROGRAM and Gardner* Drugs 74, V3M due to fire, thefts accident or Mobil 88. Hasting* Floor Cover- ther. Osgood vr. Cleveland. Croling 851*, Arcade Beauty Salon nlnger T*. Sponable, Belfield v»liability. Roohm MotorSoUi, I he. Larke 64. Hasting* Milling 63. Mahler Poatiac-Oldamobih-Codilkic Moton 61'i. Miller's Duraclean Buick-Chevrolet Warner M. 4 point*. Gardner 107 N. Michigan ■ 1435 5. Hanover Bums Refrigeration 52. Action­ Phon* WI 5-247* . Phone WI 5-2425 flex 51. Cuyler Trucking 47 and '203 S. Hoitlns, WI 5-3412 Copper Lantern 44. Officer* for the coming season t*r 51. 4. Habbcll W. 5: Wood 53. are: President. Boonie Hatha­ way; vice president. Merna De Hollister 51, 0. Pairing* fee Monday: Burr vs. son, and treasurer, Shtrley Bow­ Sherwood. Glll**p4* vs. Gardner, man. Wood v*. Hubbell. Jacob* vs. Laubaugh. Cove vs. Sim. Ironside HARTINGS MFO. LEAGUE vs. Hamaty. H Smith vs. Blair. Mike Reynold* and Stan KinWarner. Whit* Division Klnn*y 61, 4, McMillan 54. 0; Hahn 40, 4. Boughton 66. 0; K Miller 54. 3. Norris Bl. 3: B. MU- That’* the 1956 Whirlwind* by TOROT Hastings Bombs Delton, 24-3 BENDER'S to the State-wide service program for used ear buyers' Standord Equipment: Internal expanding Multiple-beam headlight. Built-in electric ham. Key lock ignition. Chromo front fender. Brake and toillights. Full lift Muter stand. Side stand. Dual Folding roar foot p«g*. Odometer. Neutral gear light. High-beam indica­ tor light. Rccr view mir­ ror. Shock-mounted rear wheel. Chromo fuel tank. 4-ply tires — 2.50 x 17 knobble*. Chrome muf­ fler. Skid plate. Dimensions and Weight: Length—72.0'. Width —22.8". Saddle height— 45.7’. Dry weight — 178 lb. SEE THEM AND OTHER MODELS AT Goodyear Brothers IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jefferson Hasrings ^Guaranteed‘Warranty*^ Ironside Leads Monday Golfers At Country Club Don't go near the water without full marine insurance! WColeman Step Oat NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's 4 26 oz. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple-os Jl-2-3 1. Compare Quality and Prices G Campban 67, 0; Jero- OF THE KITCHEN THIS SPRING 48. 0; Robbe 52. 4. Norris 61. 0. Pairing* fee Monday: Sexton vs. Hahn. McMillan v*. Peurach. Robbe vs. K Miller, Renner va. v* Bleury, Kinney vs. eckl. Norris v* Robert*. Siegel 50. 2. Buy from Us 43. 4. Ktlhi 10. 0; Cook 53. 4. and 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds Agency Start Enjoying the Freedom of AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING Various gas range* have different special feature*, shop carefully for the models and built-ins all the new gas range* offer amazing automatic timing devices ... remarkable new lo* pcraturc oven control... automatic meat thermometer ... plus other desirable feature* that Iwlp make every woman a gouraset cook. . Siegel. McAllister v*. Clarke. Kelhl vs. Cooper. Snyder vs. NO CHASM FO* INSTALLING! —BEST BUTS IN OB OUT OF TOWN— ■ ■.■I s SERVICE Miller sdu ci I. WwdlwU. H«tl.s. Fk—« WI 5-2091 107 « “* Gull Lake Whips Delton, 70-39 Gull Lake's Blue Devil* de- strifag ml SEE YOUR.SAS RANGE DEALER SOON! , BMesdkyr. .......... ■MMMi ■■.I.rew>6spge*r ‘ �T>» IE, MM'«. IM 4 USED CARS Mt DmIs at 328 . Michigan Ave. IN* Saini* JOO r. Hardtop. Cruis-A-Malk ft. Wpwr steering, radio LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET PHONE 945-3481 FIRM IMPUMES' Farm Mackbnrf 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 CLASSIFIED AD VAGI PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI J-3481 £7t..*ST3i MINIMUM SATO—50c fw Tmty W«* WI 5-2426 CASH ttTt-rXWr wM aiaRaaw MW* a* as* fc Ttereday fNU-W »U dyojl HNhaMj a csrryiag ekarpa 7 10c win be added. lasb addMaM 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR. MX NUMMR—AMwaRb Th. Bmmt dees ra “blind ads” fee beat nmIh. wa wM provide "baa oarviea at a charge af. 10c. PHARMACIST WANTED DISPLAY CXAMinm —11.25 par tech far ata^R 85« par inch fea caries •/ rtx ar aaH a* ta h Due to continued expansion and promotion to mana­ 1965 CORVAIR gerial positions, we have openings In the Western Michigan area for Pharmacists. H»<X she must enjoy concentrating on prescriptions and be capable of managing a modern, high traffic phormaty 1965 PLYMOUTH GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jstfsnon WI 5-5052 5/6 1964 PONTIAC Additional company paid benefits Include llfeiond NOTICL5 hospltoiltation insurance, profit shorlng-retlretnent CAREER USED MACHINERY -1866 Case 401 Diesel. Wide front end. —1850 Case DC Gas. Wide front end. Hydraulic. —1857 MM 445 Qaa Wide front 1963 FORD department. plan, sick pay plan, income insurance, vocations, OPPORTUNITY and many others. National investment firm seeking industrious and ag­ gressive full time representa­ tive. Apply to MEIJER GENERAL OFFICES Starting salary to *550 per month if qualified. 1963 CORVAIR 1961 Fuirfoaa 500 ir.zAUto. 6 cyl. whitewalls, 1963 BUICK —4*14 IJLC. Trailer Plow. —OUver 3-scctlon Drag. -MM 4-row Planter. —Several good used Mowers. Trailer mtd.. semi mid. AU makes. —Vermeer Hay Conditioner, —John Deere Hay Conditioner. —New Holland Mower - Condi* ■ tloner. Plymouth Fury BWAB ►64 Ford F250 *4 Ton tee) Dr. Btyleslde Pickup. I running front hubs. 4 sp. L Radio. Heavy duty seat. 1963 OLDS 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 1963 GMC Fidtup MJ4X2S Save $$ On One of These mneR Ford Inc. Spring Specials N. Midi. Hl 945-2421 ART MEADE, Salesman SPRING FEVER' —MM 3-16 Mtd. Plow. —Freeman Manure Loader. —«N Ford Tractor with loader. Cheap aa isl —OUver 70 Tractor with cultiva­ tor. Cheap aa isl SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS —I860 I.H.C. 660 Diesel. Good Quality atrqclures built by IMS CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 4 Dr. Brougham Sedan. Air conditioned. Fully powered. A ..M.695 few rail ex. ... 1964 MEBCUBY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, power brakes>2.150 1>64 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Has full power Hastings, Mich. $3.47 up GOOD AS NEW STORE FARM BUREAU SERVICES lilO N. Michigan Classified Paragraphs WHEELER MARINE BALM A MS ACRE FARM-Can be used man to work on a dairy fai for general farming. Fenced SERVICE — Mercury outboard Experienced wlth>Oqin d well. Buildings in good condlmotors. New • apd paed boats. chlnery. Stephen Bpariu.' Uon. CaU 833-3719 (Delton). If Flote Boats, Trailers and ac­ 1960 OU8HMAN MOTOR­ Saranac, Michigan. Phone 6 616-945-9103 cessories. M-64 in NSkhtnia. SCOOTER—In excellent con-1 OL 3-3851 or OL 3-fl074. . tf FOR BALE BY OWNER-Mod­ em clean 3-bedroocn ranch. dltlon. Pair of baseball shoes Oaa heat; full basement; EXPERIENCED IBM Key: like new, else 7, also a portable built-in kitchen. Large comer ^T-HoMsehoM Geode * —New Holland 66 Baler. Heating - Plumbing Holpolnt mangle. WI 5-4233 . > lot in excellent neighborhood typists, willing to und —New Holland 71 Baier. across from slementary school. on the Job training HOUSEHOLD GOODS —Hard­ Service Oall 945-M41. tf Apply in person. Hast man St Peck, mahogany aplnat —MAescy Harris I’TO Baler. " tual Insurance do. player-piano, 34 rolls, bench New • Remodel • Repair —LH.C. 45 Baler. and table for rolls, 4 yra old. 1867 CALENDARS —Wide vari—1961 MM Forage Harvester. like new. t&M: 8-pc. mahogany KAECHELE’S dining - room suite, Duncan —3 Aills Chalmers Forage Harv­ Phyfe drop leaf table. 6 chain, MOTIOB: Maar Ustlan la «k. esters. "■al* st eaiaaas ua STALK IHBIDDIJII 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 buffet, ciilna cabinet. 1 table l*l««4*4 to axclaSe ar 41sleaf and pad, >250; 1 overWO 3-0158 collect after 8 pm. stuffed chair, taupe color, gSQ; ply. MSI Bo. 946-1150, 1 floor lamp, white shade, • f«r lha a«avMltaa« of rwdari bagold-colored standard, <10; 3 CANVAS TARPS actsRogen silverware 34-pc. a( aaa aac teas tbs etoar. DU—Papec Blower. arialssllaa la aaplaywMl btaaaaa each set, 113 each: 3 roakingAppliances before you —Aills Chalmers Blower. 5x7 to 16x20 lubricated and ws.’bfftxjs avs chalrs, >4; 7 small bamboo They Bell—They InstaU—John Deere Auger Wagon. throw rugs, all same pattern, Bervloe. Ph. WI 6-3833. tala eeoartlaaa. YBplaynaai «r* —Hydraulic lift 7 x 14 Box and eJat ao4 aiaplarm ootarad by iba like new. >4 for all> 2-pc. living South. act aiut ia4lttto la tbalr advarWagon. / room suite, green and white tweed. M0. Can WI 5-4475 Fri­ —Several self propelled Com­ tuu an arauabia to bMb saxai. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANN! WINICK'S day night after 4:18. Hasel M. bines. ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ — Before buying any owyi Hinkley. 8/5 tf 206 N. Michigan WI 5-3914 Phone OL 3-0088: Nashville, BUMMER HELP WANTED Mich. tf a Nr Swf »1l book*! FRANCISCO MAHLER MOTOR SALES , Grand Ropid«, Michlgon Coll SMILEY BUILDINGS condition. 1961 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. SedanS2.75« FARM SUPPLY 1963 CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power and 1-37 So. 945-3150 Over Stan’s Wallpaper air conditioned. ------------>2499 6/8 G Paint Slots . . Monterey. 4 Dr. Sedan. 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan........................ >1,995 OPEN FRIDAYS 1964 VOLKSWAGEN NOTICES 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. One owner, new l PONTIAC Large quantity of . . . Poles and Posts . . Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. 1964 MERCURY CUSTOM Convertible. Like new. ..>2,195 Ladles' and Olds' (Treated to Lost o Lifetime) 1963 MERCURY MARAUDER SUMMER SKIRTS H.top. Air conditioned. ..>1,585 Ladies' 1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE I VOLKSWAGEN DRESSES. BLOUSES. COATS, Sport Coupe. Full power. >1.195 Poles: . . Has radio, w/wall tires, 1962 OLDSMOBILE 8TA. WON. fry clean and priced at only ...................................... — >1.295 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr>1,995 I PONTIAC .1/5 . . Catalina Sport ciupe with 1962 FORD FALCON Posts: Station Wagon. .—>495 hlte finish, radio .sharp car. 1964 FORD GALAX1E 5M 81.595 4 Dr>1399 19M PONTIAC STARCH1EF NATIONAL Other lengths available In 4 Dr. Extra good condition. Full power. ..............>795 FEDERATION OF 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY INDEPENDENT 4 Dr. Sedan. ....._^-.r»98 .11,145 TRANSPORTATION ’ BUSINESS I CADILLAC SPECIALS— . . Beautiful 4 Dr. Hardtop, lack and white tutone, all the Offers outstanding, perma­ Has full power. xtraa including 6-way seat nent opportunity to repre­ sent tills organisation. ■ ecognized as the outstand­ ing spokesman tor inde­ 3 OLDSMOBILE pendent bfisinbss Tills .. 4 Dr. Holiday Sedan, blue position often well above Water Softeners nd white Uitone, power steer* average earnings, as weU as excellent fringe benefits. 1959 Dodge 2 Dr. H-Top. uy at only............. >1495 Salary of 1125.00 per week, Iron Filters 1955 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan. or liberal commission and • VOLKSWAGEN bonus during training un­ TRUCKS— der Division Manager. Car N> Chav. 1 Ton. Dual wheels. necessary, but no long trips Rental or Homo Rebuilt engipe>1,250 away from home. For per­ sonal interview, p I e a s o Owned Equipment write brief resume to: M95 Wagon, REAHM MOTOR SALES Personnel Deportment 1133 Mlchlflon N.E. Culligan Water Conditioning 313 N. Boltwood WINDOW OLA88. INSTALLED but wUl consider either male or female over 30 years of age FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ gram. to operate small Dog *N' Buds MENT, nte 4F-room cottage, Drive-In at Gun Lake from furnished ar unfurnished. Lake May 30 until Sept. 6. May live privttegss. AU uUUUea fur­ on premises in trailer that U nished. Phene 888-3034. tf EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ furnished. Reply to: Marshall and men's clothing. Phone WI Lyon, 3188 Orchard Lake Drive. 6-5714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd. FOR RENT—8-tedrosm apartPenton. Michigan 46430. tt menu. AU elMtrfc; WaU to Tailor Shop. tf wall carpeting, range, nfriger- MANAGEMENT TRAINEES stamp with your nan ator, disposal, carport. Has­ The J. C. Penney Co. is seek­ drew and ZIP numb tings’ most modem. Some still ing High School Graduates 1325. This includes, available. Phone 945-4101. 401­ with Management Potential and tales tax. Burpeel 408 E. Woodland Ave. 8/13 DRIVE-IN FOR LEASE—Build­ laity Shoppe, Delton. ing could be used for other FOR RENT—3 bedroom, modem lenglng position in Retailing. business, boat sales, trailer Will consider recent graduates year-round cottage on Algonsales, barber shop, etc. Call: aa well as those graduating , quin Lake. Call WI 8-8M1 af ­ CARPET CLEANING IB 1 WI 5-4231 for appointment tf this year. Good starting salary, ter 0:M pm. tf with Host New Electric excellent benefits. Apply in Brush. No wet carpetaorh person, J. C. Penney Co., A. C. SHOES and RAINCOATS it For Ufc—lUal KMafe FuUenMgr_________ 5/5 Girls’ COTTON DRESSES FOR SALE—ir PlbergUsa boat, UP AND SAVE!WOODLAND HOME — Lake trailer. WALK 60 Johnson. AeceaadrOdessa school district. IM N. les. Call 945-9774. Btete Bl. Good 6-rm. bunga­ TABLE PAPER — ForWANTED low, bath, gas conversion furSALESMEN naoe. hardwood floors, base­ family reunions, lota ment, attic, immediate poasaaakm. Hannon Real Estate. tf ner office. Realtors. FbwtervUle, Ph. 338­ FOR BALE-60 tons first and 8741. 6/8 second cutting hay. alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Oonxan 5 ACRES, 8 - bedroom house. 671-8318. , U Plaaaantview School Dtat. Ph. 758-3516: 8/6 sport rifle — n-aa cu*i rifle made by McCord’s HOME FOR RALE—Dant follow the crowd ... be different A lovely 2-bedroom with WBU kitchen, dining and, large UvIng area, fuR' bath, attached garage, lots of closets and stor­ monte carlo hand nibbed st age-space and'look! . . . over­ allng with quick detach, swi looking the beautiful Thorn­ apple River with about an acre of ground. Flowing well from deep in the rock Aik to zee powders, primers and loaded this very Uvabta home.- Call D. shells, etc. Rifle value. tMODO Ell Frank, Broker. Office on — loading equipment >70.00. N. Oun- Lake.’ Middleville BY Will mH complete for only 8350.00. Call 945-38M after 6 pjn. tf mcuw giving age. address and business experience in the last 5 yean.6/5 Hastings na> ■ mow aim no WAITRESS WANTED —Expcrlenced preferred. 11 am. to 8 pjn«, 8 days a week. Also a SHORT ORDER COOK. 11 aun.. to 8 pjn-. 6 days a week. Appb in person at GOULD'S REEt-AURAN'T, 231 W. Btete. , 8/13 Life insurance salesman wcU established in this area. Unusual proposition. Write BOX 1006 c/O THE HASTINGS , BANNER. 8/6 I W. BUM, HMi WI 6-6118. POR FAST 34-HQUR 1 SERVICE I No charge for else prints. Nelson's Welcome Northern Spies, rm Delicious, p McIntosh Apples and HENRY NEL80M R-N.’S and L.PJf.’s ror 2nd and 3rd shuts. Better than ANA. starting salaries, up to >50 00 per month differential these ihlfte-for RN.’s (up to 8M50 for LBfl.'il. Liberal fringe ALCOHOLICS ANO] benefits. Supervisory positions open. Excellent opportunity to advance. For appointment can collect or write Mrs. CanlrtU or Mr. Becker at Area 616 986­ properties, 6/U 1306. BouihWSftt Regional Rehabilitation Center of the American Legion Hospital. WANTED TO BUY wmf k 2/3 ACRE Evergreen Rd., Battie Creek, EM.’’1'' Michinn. 8/6 BOORR5 A NICBsCMfK .AttMtt now 8 ladsosl H Win hame test outsids cl^ JBMM Lovrir teige back y A tetem Phone 945-5102 8/6 HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS young male help. CaU: WI 6­ 8184. tf Want Ad . .. 1 -* A JOPRMETMAN E LEO TRICUB-OU. U 1.clllUes wc have an opening for a • Class A Electrician. Paid holidin. insurance, vacation gnd employee^ benefits vA^ly ■ 8kS40toX?W'ir ' , i.y,w.- . ..j 6/12 ^, . •/I �.shown me while I was at Bur­ gess Hospital and since nrtuming home, also the CXO. 414 for the beautiful plant. Bummegs Sale —Friday. May 13th. • to 6:30 pm.; Satur­ day. May 13th. 3 am. to 2:30 pm. felt thanks and appreciation for acta of thoughtfulness and kind­ ness during the loss of our mother, slater and grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Gsakill. A special thanks to .the pallbearers, Rev. Martiua E. Tabor. Dr. James Ho­ gan. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wllllanu and Lynn Sledge of *■ guate with her broth*, and Mra. Marrin marie and MT Bunday. Mag 1 was C*tiato Du at th* 1 latte IM iroto. The Sunday School pro- Jimmie TUrnes was In BL Mary's Hospital Tuesday for tarts. Mr. and Mia. Frank Thomp­ son and. family and Mr. and Mix Ben Christie and family enjoyed supper.out, Bunday- * Mr. and Mra. Jerry Posthumus and fam­ ily of Alto wem Saturday wa­ ning visitor* at the Merton MeeeStaff SgL Robert B.Bwltt. son car-boma.ik Mka Fay DemmaL Jr., and daughter. Bonita of nt, Mr. and Mra. U. W. tai*. Caledonia spent Saturday WUh. wfr> reside on. BA. Hunftrid, rooaMiy he»r*< lauart* a. U. B, h* motbec. Mix Sylvan Tagg. 4» Aft Fbrco Minuteman lalMcrncalled on MT. and Mas, Will tagntal. mlastio from Vaadro- Dr. Blair, Rev. Elliott for dally calls and everyone at Pennock Hospitals who cared so efficient­ ly lor mo while I was there. Also a thank you lo my rela- Mishler at the Cterlee Blough home Saturday. * Mr. and Mra BUI Blough and children and Mra. Grata Blough spent from Friday till Sunday with Mr. and Mix Robert Blough at North­ ville. * MT. and Mra. Forrest Buehler enjoyed dinner Sunday. They risked Mr. and Mra. Hugh band and father. Your lovely floral pieces were a beautiful tribute to hto memory. Mr. and Mm Francis Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper Mr. and Mm. John Bogner call from their son. Bill Vandsrmale saying he had been releas­ ed from the hospital and waa LEGALS '.flK aqn of Mr. and Mra. Trevor L. VknHoutcn of Middleville, has been selected far training a* KMsler APB. Mtoa., aa an Air Force communications epecfaltoL The airman, a IMS graduate of T-K High School, recently com­ pleted baric training aL Lgck- ,isos -sits Daughter banquet last Wednes­ day- The ithane foe the evening was ’’Patlem for Wring 10M." Each place had a pausrn. eave­ lope at Its place with the pat­ tern pieces, containing the print- Chidester Chit-Chat Lake Odessa Tbe David Smith family and Robin Smith of Hastings visited the former’s brother and latter's father, Robert Smith and family Mr. and Mra. Vernon Kling - of Belding last Saturday. * man. Mra. K. O. York, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood KUngman. Mr. and Mra. Dean Bmw. Mrs. Royal Halter, Jr„ Mra. Katharina Tas­ ker. Mrs. Lois Hendrick and Mr. and Mra. Inrta Hehtetek attend­ ed the funeral of Mra. Clifford Borer of Grand Ledge. Wednes­ day. MT. and A*x Dsri Bev* of By Ruth Peterman tended the services. * Mr. and Mra. Rob Erb were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crump, of Lamont Friday. * MT. and Mrs. Darrell Frolke and aoa at Bnd- days last week with her daugh­ ters, Mr. and Mra. EL A. Addi­ son of Sturgia and. MT. and Mra. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE A seven pound Gary Lea waa Appliance 0 Owrei Repair Mm Gaa Me- COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ ICE—First etosa work. Call WI 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Florida and the Cecil Hershisers »alao home aft*- their Win­ trip. ★ Mra. Walter Wilhelm GET YOUR READY-MIX fra* thg Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone WI 5-2123. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repaim and sharpening. Saw parts and suppim. McCulloch and Hone*. Francisco Farm AU GRADES WASHED AND GRAVER 5-2123. COMPUTE ‘XSta CUSTOM .lii'sSHot SERVICE ON ALL MAKES ef t*too, machinery and- chais mm . in our new building st 124 N> SUERWftOB-STACI Agsncy for, INSUBANCE Fill BONDS AUTO — JRRRY ANDRUS Call ►ING �t-jHK tumroa wunoK fkrM>r.MV l. ■«. * ™ Mask Vallay Nina 2 Victorias Gordon Finnle. Pete Baton. Frank Keller ”, Be Served May 21 Oim.; Don Blegt). Atty. Paul filegel. Atty. Dick Shuster. Dr. Charles Morrill. Jim Marr. Dave Goodyear. Dr. Bob Huetoer. Dr. Ray Finnle, Fred Porteoua, Har­ old Stockwell. George Youngs. West WoodlandBy Victor they were Final Clean-Up—Kitchen and Dining Room: Ken Rrahm. Chm ; Tom Toffee, Sheriff Merl Campbell, Al Stauffer, Rom Peldpauach. Jack Osgood, John Crinder, Al Fuller, Jack Laubaugh, Fred Lowe. Ray Wieland. General: Dick Feldpatuch, Bun McFharlln. Chm.; Chm.; Homer Smith, Clarence Rltsema. Rene Gangulllet, Dick Jacoba, Jim Coleman. The dinner will Im held from game for Maple Valley. latest ■ allerai Chm.; Diek Jacoba. Dick FeldColeman. Prank Ritchie, dun.; M FLOOM TO MilT KVttY BUMtT HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Pleads Innocent To Driving Charge syjnjMtljy to the husband and Chm.; John Hamp, Charles Hin­ man. Jack Walton, Roy Thomas, Dr. Louis Nltach, Allan Hyde, John Bay, Robert Birke, Pat Hodges. Tom Franthway, Dr. IRONSIDE improving. * Mra. Grace Cole of Ha*ttnn and J^ra. Tremie Kidder ofFreepyet were Satur­ day visitor* at Ur. and Mrs. George Olmstead. * Children are improving on <Wr.c ----------Moat of them can 1 I Km— ■ "rTo n a — days of rreognlranco pending trial The time ha* gone Bird, originally waa ticketed doubt the Summer for violating the atatute When he appeared April 21 before Juais actually out cu June 3 but the children only attend tlie last Mr. and Mrs. Victor Simon on April 25 for contempt of court, and given a five-day jail were Ln Lansing Saturday wiyere the former underwent treat merit failure to comply with the finan­ by a leading Ophthalmologist. * cial reeponaiMUty act wts the Mra. Edna Lydy, a former realdent now living in Hastings was a last Wednesday night and Mr. and Mra. William Parker returned Friday from the Holl­ George Olmstead. * Mr. and Mrs Hair Carpenter returned to where they have spent the Win­ liieir home at Carlton Center ter. Their son and family, the Bob Parkers of Haalett, vUlted them on Bawda^. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This Is To Certify That Mrs. Betty Ziegler. Mrs. Judy McLeon. Mrs. Betty Fisher, Mrs. Virginia Turkal. Mrs. Dale Cappon, Mrs. George James. Prepare now to chooae a beautiful Barre Guild Monument to memorialize your departed loved one on Memorial Day. We have a wide choice of Mrs. Bernice Peake, Mrs. Marshall- Greenleaf, Mrs. John Bishop. Mrs. Emest VonSyckle, Mrs. Joel Howell, Mrs.-Wayne Williams. Mrs. Robert rhonurtientt guaranteed by the Barre Guild. Stamm. Mrs. Helen Ganguillet, Mrs. Ed. Slocum, I BARRE IGUJLDi pie. Mrs. Betty Sanders, Mrs. Duane Sinclair, Mrs. Monuments Dunn. Mrs. Ruth VanDenburg, Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Herman Bessmer. Mrs. Arley Todd, Mrs. Marjorie Dull. Mrs. Carl Lenz, Mrs. Shirley Gilles­ Rebent vtaitora at Mra. Wealey Conklin attended the Farm Bu­ reau Women’* tour of 0410 Turkey Farm near MlddkwiUe. * Mr. and Mra LcnUe Dickerson returned from lhar Winter slay were Saturday, April 23. dinner bi California. * Mim .Elizabeth Deltnn. * Mra. Edmond's broUicr unit at Pennock and family, the John Hoffman'* at Gilkey Lake, south of Has­ tings) Is in Pennock Hospital recovering from - surgery per­ formed a week ago Monday. * Mra. Bonnie Carroll and Mra. Doreen Barry called on Mra. Grace Olmstead. * Mr. and Mra. Prank Shattuck, who live on the north side of Jordan Road Hospital. April 24. visitors. * The lUrold COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wa»h and Fluff Dry W. Flelth Shim. Fhrnxk. Work Cloth., HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 5. Mlchigon Return Man from California on Check Charge WI 5-4042 MOVING..! Frederick Brice Barber. 25. of IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW | b moving into i new comM ] Ijre9 munity, let us know too. f w w A friendly call by the WeiwTSirx come Wagon Hostess with her basket ol gifts and helpfid information, will make the newcomer feel quickly at home. Join In carrying on our community'j traditional spirit ot hospitality. Just give their name and address to ter he pleaded guilty when ar­ raigned before Circuit Judge Archie McDonald to a charge ot uttering and publishing a forged remodeling the interior of their home. ★ Mr. and Mra. George Underahertf f Gordon Trick Brisbin of Coats Grove spent last week Bunday evening with and Officer Albert Stanton re­ lumed Barber to Barry County from California through extra­ of Jordan Rood. Someone recently stole a fine dition proceedings. Trick and aluminum boat belonging to Eu­ Stanton flew to California on gene * Wickenhlaer from law­ April ,13 and returned with their bead Lake. It would seem that prisoner on April 31. Underahcriff Trick said Barter nothing is safe from vandalism and thievery anymore. No truce the other two already are serving prison terms of from 2 4 to 14 of late have rosulteyl In ponds in years — to answer bad clveck the tow places in fields. Thia He 1* specifically charged with will probably delay the farmers in their plowing and prepara­ ensiling a forged check for 120 tion of tlie ground and make the at Marvin YtandoTph's at Bristol planting of crops late tills Undersheriff Trick mid 69 Spring. Mr. and Mrs. George Olm- checks have been accounted for. The he -----said,. — helped stood visited hurt Monday with,— .proceed*, ------------ - — Mr. and Mra. Clayton Valepilno’ finance the trio's trip to La* nt Carlton Center. * Several I Vegas. The other two, Dean from thia vicinity attended the I Bore and Ronald O'Connor, haw Harry Dunn sale near Gun Lake ■ been sentenced. Barber luid gone ‘ — farther Weal while Bore and O’Connor hod returned U> Mkhhx? returned from Call WI 5-3481. Wlco MOM W-MM welcome newcomebi ■ Um this coupon to let us know you’re here NAME______________________ _____________ ________ ADDRESS---------------------------------------------------------------- — CITY-------------------------------------------------------------------------□ PIum hm Hu Welcome Wigon Hostess call on me □ I would like to subscribe to the Hastings Banner □ I already subscribe FUI out coupon and mall tp Circulation Dept, Robert Endsley. Mrs. Normon Pittlekow, Mrs. Izola Pierce, Mrs. Robert Cfaistie, Mrs. Doris Showman, Mrs. Maxine TollescMrsr^oul Haller, Mrs, Nyle Knickerbocker, Mrs. Rosemary Borton. Mrs. Vem Allerding, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. James Wright—hove been officially engaged to take the school census in the school district of Hostings, B-1 dur­ ing the last 20 days of May, 1966. R. Guenther, Supt. of Schools Heres Consumers Power's Biggest Bargain Ever for a Regular installed price of WHITE 40 gallon model f DRESS UP YOUR HOME WITtf. WALLPAPER DURING OUR CLEARANCE WIDE SELECTION FOR EVERY ROOM ’122’5 Now during this offer, installed price reduced to *87” WHITE fast-recovery Less *15 Trade-In ALLOWANCE NOW ONLY s7295 INSTALLED Water MAIL COUPON Gentlemen: Please have a Consumed Rep- Heater TODAY e*plsm your Electric Water Heater offer There's no obligation. FOR MORE DETAILS consumers Power HASTINGS PAINT & WALLPAPER 107 L State St * brother, Caryl Hoffman ot Au- started at Galesburg Saturday lera to the neighborhood. In with a field of 80. Gordon Blsaett a telephone conversation with of Battle Creek, driving a con­ vertible, won lhe feature with a feV night* ago, we learned Larry Lewis of Spttt* second and that he had been very Hl and In Hrrry fichuring of Vicksburg the hospital for some time but third. Johnny Boe mian of Allegan back 'W. work. This puts to rout out-dueled Gall Cobb of Grand the saying that "No news is good Rapids and Jim Adema of Hud­ sonville to win the 25-lap feature for stock cars Sunday night at and his daughter. Mra. Walter the Kalamazoo Speedway. BlsWllkelm of Massillon. Ohio, vlsl- George Olmstead recently. * according to Underahcriff Gor­ while on Friday. * A large new Friends have learned that Mrs don Trick. Mildred (Lydy) Leltuiar. a for- 221 I. SWw S«TMt—f.O. tow to?, Ha*Hn,a WI S-5131 4- T.kpho." — WI 5-5344 P Make Memorial Day Day of Remembrance Lloyd Gaskill accompanied me Dickerson. June Moon. Grattan Raceway Feature* 2-IJay National Event hosting races at the Grattan and Mra. BUI (Nagwna) Daw- N. Broadway near Welcome Cor­ Raceway Saturday and Sunday, classified as national racing event*. ail enjoyed dinner together at Entriaa have been received the Ivanhoe ReaUurant, caie- doing extensive remodeling and from 11 state*, and more than modernising of the buildings two-dsy event. Thlf sightly place, known to Uonal A Friends hare were sony many u the D. SheUenbarger to learn timt Clark Ovenmlth entered Leila 'RhopXal In Baitwisting enhiagr. who built lhe cottage dltton la •nd alio th* long drive through Raymond Bird. 20. Freeport, pleaded innocent here Friday ley Logan, Judge Archie Mc­ when arraigned before Circuit Donald. Bob Shannon. Howard Judge Archie McDonald on a Tredinnick. Principal Don Gill, charge of failure to comply with the Michigan financial reaponsl- Cordes, Chet Hodges, Charles Leonard. Stuart Clement. Roy Hubbard. Dt Larry Blair. Rev. Willard curtb. Hub Cook. Cedric Morey. Jim Wirwell, Doug Cas­ tleman, Earl McMullin, plus stu- tom to health burial was In Fuller Cemetery. Matthews, Chm.: Blake Aller­ committees ding. Rene Gangulliel. Al fitauf- and Dick Steward tripled Dowling Turnon. .'Si, SJmm WI 5-2981 �I Adventist Church, At CarltonPlans Homecoming The Hastings Banner Friends and neighbors ot lbs Carton Beventh-day Adventist I Church will flnd it time well Donors Give Church School Teachers Study For Sessions Freeport FFIF, lurilinry Name New (HRcen In preparation for the two­ wwk Daily Vacation Church School to bo held on the school dan between June 30 and July 1 from 8 to 11 am.. a delegation of workers from the Delton Methodist Church attended a workshop at the Chapel Hill MetiaxHrt Church In BoUle Creek Monday. Thorn attending were the su­ perintendent of lhe school. Mn. Nell Hughes, and teachers, Mn. Dari Herbert. Mra. ■James Mac­ Gregor. Mn. Jack Little, Mn. Donald Mohn, Mn. Kenneth Town and Mn. Marclus Taber. There will be classes for those who will be entering Kindergar­ ten this Pall up through those who are in Junldr High this year. Last year the school en­ rolled about 140 children, and a similar enrollment is expected thia year. port VFW Poet and Velma Hum­ mission phrey wm sleeted preaident of ATTEND SEMINAR — Nolan and Dann* Gatebres Heft) and Lois and Bob Gardner of Haatttgs Floor Covering were among the nationally selected grow* of carpet retailer* who attended an Invitational seminar on earpet manufacturing al Glasgow, taken from Swedish motifs. Methodist Cub Scouts Receive Badges, Awards Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Othsr Styls. Pick a winner from our complete stable > LAWN ORNAMENTS s —Your (holes of Beer, Flamingos, Rodsters, Ducks and Butterflies. 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow — you name the job and Wheal Home has the attaching tool you’ll need. Hee the complete Tine of Wheel Horae tractors and quick­ attaching tools now oq display. ' OTHIS GIFT IDIAS . . . •" fUOS . GAIMN GLOVES & Garden • 945-5982 231 W. State E. L. CARHNTER HARDWARE ' During initiation ceremonies North Dakota. Albert R. Pender Church Women To Gather at Nashville Friday Nu Chapter ol Delta Pl Epsilon, a national business education May Fe'lowthfp Day. ipon------------ --------- — - -------- — — ovmi vr v',i«44 his doctrete In bustnere educa- ^ ,t the Nashville tion. He Is lhe eon of Mrs Ger- Evangelical United Brethren Church on Friday. May 8. son. Following the ertrnony, a banquet was held in the Golden Hour Restaurant, Grand Forks. Medical coverage for this visit was provided by J. Hogan, D. O.. Borne boys are planting hill­ side land and unused arena to Steve advanced to Boy Scouts by the (crossing the bridge ocreprovide wildlife cover. ____will ____ form ____________ Many__, trees wlnd- monyi. Boy Scout master. Arthur breaks and shade for a pond and Stauffer and award chairman. Christinas trees.________________ I Leonard Spyker and Cubnuuder, Planters Rad wood!’ • Ln 1.157. Jack* Smith officiated at the obremony. Fourteen badges were awarded for the fine salesmanship the cubs showed by selling enough tickets to the Scout circus, to re­ register the Pack for the next year Each boy selling eight and Chairman Leonard Spyker pre­ top-salesmen were. Prank Part­ sented lhe following awards: ridge. Deft 1. sold 35: Bruce tian projects were provided with Randy Cocnen. Wolf badge and i Smith Den 4. sold 28 and Mar­ white pine seedlings. vin Spyker. Den 4. sold 17. The 18 numbers will plant gold arrow; Gordon Miller. Bear The highlight of the evening badge; Jeff Morrill. Bear badge hotnn situation. and gold arrow and silver arrow; Steve Jlies. son of Mr. and Mrs. flclaLs were. John Bechtel, Dr. vide a setting for tbe.Wlnter Fred JUas has completed his Cub bird feeder, others to beautify Scout training by attaining his Wolfe. Bear and Lion ranks over DeBroux and Robert Wright the homo grounds. Plastic MUSS The bloodmobUe vtett to Del­ ton on Monday. April 25. added 39 pinta of blood to the county's blood needs. This brings the- to- rill Walkw Is junior vice president; follow the lunch hour at 2 p.m. Mary Paunce. treasurer: Sylvan Tagg, chaplain; Hilda Brovant. conductress; Joyce Buehler, guard; Carol Roush and Evelyn Kiwanis Provides McNaughton, trustees; Carol Seedlings /or 4H Roush, secretary; Evelyn Mc­ Naughton, patriotic Instructor. Conservation Club Installation Is planned for Hie Rogera 4H Conservation Club received 500 pine tree seed­ lings from the Hastings Klwanls Club. Red pine and white pine seed- Mn A. Tolles was among those attending lhe observance of the Mth wedding anniversary of the Clifford Walters and the Mth of the Pred O'Connors at the LakeThurtons, of Lowell. aide Orange Sunday. n»w—»«t» 1 t» » Al Pender Joint National Honorary 39 Pints at Delton Clinic nounoed. Howard Hefflebower is senior Elder Loe Huff, evangelist from Muskegon, will be lhe Howard Walker. Jr. vice com­ speaker al the 11 o'clock worship mander: George Paunce. quarWBCH radio. jutsnt; Leon Bird, past advo­ Carlton church la also happy cate; Hiram Livingston, chap"Youth For Eternity” quartet Glen Brovont. service onicer; who will render special numbers Norval Thaler, legislative ofllcsr. throughout the day's services. and Ernest Grow Elwood Yoder A potluck lunch will be enjoyand Richard Blough, trustees. Bird Baths n.rU.r. M«y 5. 1»«4 Ph. WI 5-2983 142 L $#oto $»., Hastings Itaver and Wayne Hawk were 'at the finish line. Official badges were made by Mr. Spyker. Each boy was awarded a ribbon for his ' ,first heat race. Den champions were awarded a Gold plaque. The den champions were Frank Part­ ridge. Den 1: Edward VanderMolen. Den 2; Brian Smith. Den 3, and Jack Fellow, Den 4. These boys raced their cars for the grand champion and trophy. The Mrs. Lena Cole Dies Wednesday In Arizona Registered nurses awtellng lhe aft nurses from the Regional Omter were Mrs Kendall Reahm. Mrs. Lynn Stedge, Mra. Glen gambling. A panel of four area Ehugare, Mrs Wilma Holsten and Mra. Jacqueline Quick. program. Mra. Russell Kimmel. Red Funeral services for Mrs Lena ' There will be a nursery Cross Gray Ladv, assisted by Mrs John Dill, chairman of the B. Cole. 85. 437 E. Walnut f . , Street, who died Wednesday,' Hold Jalopy Raid tratlon donors 8undar. May 1. the HaaMrs. Robert Hughes, assisted AprU 27. in Tuaoti Arts. Gen-: eral Hospital, were held at 1 30 , |nel EUB youth Fellowship bad by Mra. Harold Anderson and p m Monday at die Leonard- , # -j.iopy Raid- Joe Daniel waa Mrs. Steven Shephard, operated Osgood Funeral Home. I [hc ejumjfeur driving the bus. the canteen providing refresh­ The Rev. George Elliott offl-|Ths bus was driven to the ments to donors. elated and burial was in the youth's home and “raided" nnd Puller Cemniery. I the youth were brought beck to Robert Miller. Mr* John DeekMr*. Cole was hoopltaliied an church Gams* were played and Lillian Beau grand. Mr* Homer Church, Mra. Gordon Cham­ berlain and Mr*. Lyle Champ- School custodians and Delton High School students assisted the Bloodmobilc driver in un­ loading and reloading tigs equip­ ment and supplies. The following persons pre­ sented thcmM-lvea aa donors: Leah belle Dawe. William A. Barr, Rex McCool. Helen Hough­ Ion. Doris Nottingham. Donald Profrock. Alice Michael. Janice Jacobean. Alene Reolun; Mrs. uoie was bom on May .. ,__ , 1. 1900. In Castleton Township. I h‘'n rfrnalrird for lhe **«nlng the daughter of John and Ida church service. Tlw “raid" was ■ Foreman। Mead. She attended considered a huge success. the Wellman School nnd was I------------------------------- ---------------- i— married to Henry Cole of Carl--------------------------------------------- ““ ton Township on Sept. 1. 1917. Tliey farmed In Castlotixi Township until 1951. when they moved to Tucson. Tliey returnrd to Hastings In 1958 and had spent their Winters In Tucson since Hint time. Haight. Arnold Nachwelch, Don­ ald VanRaden. Ronald Nouslanen, Malcolm Brothers. Robert Hughes. Victor Clmala, Busannd Itelnaar. Margaret Church. Doris Kenyon; Elvert Mott. Clifford Clouse. James Fish. Thomas Guthrie, Jr., was bull l by Frank Partridge Lyle Gorham. Elaine Mercer. and his dad. James Partridge. Marlene Leonard. Ruth Lyons. Dorothy Anderson: Mmnetta Lammers. Marie (the most popular) car by all the cubs and received a certificateChampion. -------- ---------------Larry - ------Best. — Jaequeslgn*d by the cubmaster. Each line Dunlop, Kenneth Floria, boy received a gold race-car pin. I Donna Monica. Alan Beebe; lhe pins and plaque awards were I Melvin Goebel. Joyce Harrtngmado by den-mothers. Mrs. |ton. Donald Harlow. Danny KllWaync Hawk and Mra. Jock linger. Randolph Kirk. Wlltlam Smiih Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith Roberts, Robert Osborn. Marilyn mode tlie certificate and ribbon Al man. Jane Meadows. Mary aawrds. Refreshments were serv­ Newman, John Dill. Betty Smith ed by Mra. Edward Freeland, and Susan Breyrr. den mother. Mrs. Leona Lankerd of Battle Creek spent Wednesday. April Big Task in State 27. with her mother. Mra. Myrtle Out of 22,829 inspections made Gray, and helped her celebrate last year of food handling eeher birthday, also Ronald Lan­ taMlshmente, 261 official inkerd waa a caller from Battle Creek. representatives of the Michigan Department of Agriculture's Food Inspection Division. Included were Inspections of retail stores, cafes and restaurants. canning and preserving plants, whole­ sale stons. soft drink bottling plants, slaughterhouses, bakeries, locker plants, and other food' processing establishments. TEAMWORK In addition to her husband. of R2 Hastings; six grandchll- Mother's Day Hymn Sing at Woodland The Youth Fellowship of the Woodland Mtthodl* Church la sponsoring a Mother's Day Hymn ; Sing on Sunday, May 8. at 8 pm.1 at the Woodland Methodist Church in Woodland. Come and enjoy an evening of worship in song. Special mus|c will be pro­ vided CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks National Bank of Hastings IRKNDIY PRESCRIPTION HIIUR REAL ESTATE COMPLiTt BEAL . 1ST AU HR VIC t INSUKANCI • BONDS Jacob s Presc ripHon Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone WI 5-2464 Hastings to MOTHER with love Welcome Son Mr. nnd Mra Hugh Peterson. 1507! Artesian. Detroit announce the birth of a son. Erik Boden, born April 13. Peterson lJ Bonnie Brown, Sand & Gravel Naehvttla, Mich. Rhone 653-2791 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN RHY ON US Mt PROMPT, savKi PENNOCK I As Pharmacists, we have frequent con­ tact with Doctors in this community. This teamwork, based upon professional trust, safeguards your family through the year. Brown of Woodland. MOTHERS DAY April 5, 1966 MAY 8th RESOURCES DIRECTORS Edward B. Caukln Cash and due from Banks-------- $ Richard M. Cook U.S. Government Bonds direct and fully guaranteed--------- 938,882.72 2,694,134.90 Federal Reserve Bank Stock __ Charles H. Hinman James W. Radford, Jr. Robert W. Sherwood 18,000.00 Municipal Bonds---------- 1.464,205.00 Loans and Discounts _. 3.52O.895.O1 Rltherd T. Grate Banking House Furniture and Fixture!_______ 48,383.61 5.038.00 Other Assets William D. Stedman iHemkel TH MMI01 THlGDUXn 8UU_ Total Resources OFFICERS Richard A. Groat, Chairman of the Board --$8,689,539.24 LIABILITIES Whenever. Wherever Capital Stock 200,000.00 Surplus 400,000.00 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Minutes seem like hours when Richard T, Groot, Vico Chairman of the Board Robert W. Shanrood, President ------------ Undivided Profit! 338,934.66 *15.101.53 Chariot H. Hiaman, Vico Ftoildonf Walter Ai Eaton, Vico Proeidont and Cashier William D. Stadman, Vica President Demand Deposits Time Deposits you need help. We recognize this at Leona rd-Osgood Funeral Home, 3,605,162.62 ready to assist families throughout .4,000,462.32 the whole area. Whenever . . . Other Liabilities 129,878.11 Total Liabilities .-$8,689,539.24 wherever . . help is needed, don’t hesitate to call us. Franklin C. Beckwith, Ast't. Cashier Sational Member Federal Reserve LEOIlflRD-OSGOOD -junenalJ4oine Insurance Corporation [Hastings DanaSHs Insured Up to $10,000.00 CHAtttS H. IEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 TheGFT BOX m 12.40 2HUX1M �Adventists Honor Pastor Wilber at Farewell Fete Hastings Pastor To Attend Yearly EUB Conference CMtet nmtweri . Delton WSCS Mother-Daughter Dinner Saturday wishes for a quick recovery- He wifl be sorely mimed by the peo­ ple of ids congregation. Among some of his efforts he had bean instrumental in opening the bring food and table service (contact Mrs David Munn, 796­ 3066 for menu). The loeen. the Broadway at Center Rar. Don M- Gury, Rector 1 am. Holy Communion. K. W. Mosher. Pastor 9:50 am Sunday school 11 am Worship servica 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm Weil, prayer service. Rev. Richard VandenBoech. Pastor Bunday school 10 am Morning worship, 11 am Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm Rev. Olson W. Clark. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school 11 am Worship service. Ber- Floyd Walter, Supt. RIM* wjwil IQ rm Worship hour, U am STav a a» ■ —— 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 0:30 pm Young Peoples. 7:30 pm Evening service. 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer Bible study hour. Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People’s Service, 6 30. Evening service, 7:30 pm Thursday evening prayer and Bible study, 7:30 pm Wednesday. prayer and Bible study. , i.10 am Morning group. ”7 p.m. Evening group. Nursery naded with music provided by Mr. and Mra Ranald Hesteriy and two youlha The dinner was Marvin Bickmlller. Pastor Bunday school, 10 am Morning- worship, 11 am Evening service, 7:30 pm Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday evening. 7:30 pm. Rsv. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Sunday school 10 am War*hlp service, 11 am Young Peoples service, 7 pm HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Houseman, Pastor 9:46 am Bunday school. Rev. Doricne Bpeaa Pastor Prayer service, Wed., 7:30 pm. 9: 30 an Morning worship. 10: 30 am. Bunday school. 8:15 pm Christian Endeavor. 7 pm Evening service. banouct in Memorial Hall. office Make ras^vMiona at the church a5-5463. Adults SL33 and chlli 75c All women of the 11 am Morning worship, jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm Evening service. Wednesday, 7:30, Family Night. -<8:30 pm, Choir rehearsal Church Study, Sunday, I Worship. Bunday, 11 am Youth PeUowahlp, Sunday, Prayer Group. Tuesday. 9:1 Queen U Mile E. of M-M on Bute Rd. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Wed, 7:46 pm Mid-Week THE MAN 1 am Junior church. For Idren 4 through 8. :30 pm All Young Peoples Rev. Jesse Powell. Pastor 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Morning warship. Wed., 7 pm prayer meeting. Morning warship, 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Bunday worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday worship for entire lovely evening with much music, > Rev. Richard VandcnBoech merriment and good Christian L Morning worship, 9:15 am. Fellowship. I Bunday school 10rl5 am year okto and klnd^gartsn departrnsuk • • • • 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ lowship a» the church. 6:30 Senior High Youth Fel­ lowship at the church. Parents are invited lo view the filmstrip. MA Question of Recognition.” Monday Activities 9:45 am. Sunday school.11 am Morning worship. 6 pm Young People’s servica Saturday Sabbath School. 9:30. Worship, 11 am Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. House Mother Our Best Listener! to Her on Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley, Assistant Bunday Mass. 8. 10, 11:30 am- EVERYTHING HAS THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN! Mother's Day Sunday, May 8 May Her Radio tuned Torooado! Car of tb* year! Proof wheel drive! Space Cor six! Get the buy of a lifetime now WBCH It am Preaching. ■ . • pm Preaching. Prayer Wednesday, 3 pm. lastings and Barry County' Own Radio Station -MUSIC 1220 �Qaiitisifiiil Anwtra Health Expert Asks Use of Medi-Labels asking If I wanted medical In­ surance at a cost of |3 p* month. U this all there U to qualifying for health Insurance? tomatlcally qualified for hos­ pital Insurance. Supplemental medical insurance Is not auto­ matic and the enrollment card -------------—„---- ------- - -------------------- should be completed and returnWe need to astablUh a me*n 1 <k>nt qualify for health ed whether or not you elect suprecord to show that you are , Insurance? ' . i plemantal medical insurance cov■Ilgihie for insurance and you! *• No. You may qualify for ^Wneed to make a choice before health insurance even though । Q. Did the changes In lhe ao- before July ISM. Can I wait un­ til then to apply? ’ ' A. Persons age 66 before IBM cannot bo covered for the in-a­ cai insurance affective July 1MB unless they have signed up be­ fore March II. ISM. M you are 65. or will be within I months, get in touch with your social Former Michigan State quar­ security district office now. terback larry Blelat Is now an The Banner, In cooperation a/sistant coach on the Colorado football coaching staff. with tlie Social Security Admln- Marriage Licenses yoa gel right down to H, all •/ ns really have a tpeeiai ihwhcal history. Ftor instance, would you think that simply wearing contact THE FRIENDLY, k FOLKS / lenses, and they are left In. they might seriously injure your eyes. After all. tf you are unconscious, you cannot tall the physician who la treating you. Of course, it almost goes with­ out saying that If you happen to be sensKtre to penicillin or other drugs, it is s^KCtally 1m- him immediately, and he will be | able to act accordingly: And anyone suffering from an affliction that requires periodic medication, such aa diabetes, should make tlie label a necaa- one of the Local Folks EARL DECKER Manager of Our , canted out by Mrvnqachknlsuio -maddDM that supervise tha work ot other machkw. When k biologist wants to extract the nucleus from a microscopic liv­ ing, C^Uvdth a tiny hollow needle, a servo can pick up PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Earl was born and raised in the Hastings-Lake Odessa area. He attended the McOmber Elementary'School and graduated from Lake Odessa High School. Earl is married to the former Norma Knickerbocker who graduated from Hastings High School. The De:kers have a daughter, Denise whd is a student at Lakewood West Elementary School. termites The Deckers make their home ot 1031 5th Avenue in Lake Odessa Earl began working for the Kroger Company in 1961 after serving the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company for 18 years as their manager in Lake Odessa. When that store was closed ho was brought to Hastings as manager of Kroger's produce department. We, at Kroger's feel very for­ tunate to have acquired a man of Earl's experience in the work and carpattag. Ta avoM coetiy damage, phene for •killed Inspection try TermlnU, world’s targa«t In tenntta conVol. Service fuUy guaras toed u» to JZ5.00q,00 agataa ture tsrmite damage. retail food business. We are very proud of our fine, new produce department inasmuch as we have, by for, the largest selection of pro­ duce inthe Hastings area. We select only the finest produce available and Fresh-Date it to assure our customers that the values are outstandingly real. Wo back up our "Satisfaction Guarantee" by cheerfully refunding the purchaser's money or exchanging any mer­ chandise, plus giving them 50 T.V. Stamps for their trouble. You may bo sure that wo will hove every new item as soon as tho season arrives. If your meals seem too plain, with no zest, come in and select some of Earl's Fruits and Vege­ tables which are brought in from around tho world. They are different and exciting; sure to brighten any meal. •. Thia wwk Earl will give you 100 T.V. Stomps with the purchase of $2.00, or mors of produce. Ho will give you 300 T.V. Stomps with the purchase of $5.00, or more, of produce. This week Earl will have Bananas for 10c a pound —and Poppers and Cucumbers for 10c oach. CUP THIS COUPON 100 One Hundred TV STAMPS 100 With a Purchase of 300 Three Hundred 300 With a Purchase of BANANAS PHONI WI 5-3431 From our PRODUCE DEPT. BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. PRODUCE DEPT. Peppers „ Cucumbers 10ceach �4-H’en Pttch HASTINGS BANNER Shows Pastures Can be Renewed Right in to wflunry nonius Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS janese Boost Farm Crop Yields Nitrogen Truly Yield Booster After Nutrients For Fall crops, such as win­ ter wheat or barley, it Is most economic*! to use straight ni­ trogen fertiliser, saya Porter. In rewearch tests and practical observation* -illite If any bene- Plead Guilty to Drunken Driving prapm Mrs. Inez Marie Pedley. 42. of Nashville, pleaded guilty when arraigned Monday before Mu­ nicipal Judge L. E. Barnett to a charge of driving under the In­ fluence of liquor. She paid a 5®5 fine pins 55.45 car driven by Stanley E. Stevens. 20, 604 E. Center about 9:45 pm. Saturday. Stevens swung towards the curb In an attempt to avoid the mishap. I. J. Linker. 41. Nashville, was HASTINGS OFFICf arrested by Deputy Ken Orana>01 % Sa. Mkkigs. ta for drank driving on E. State Open Meo., Wrt, M. 830-5:00 Road Saturday. He paid an MO fine plus 15-46 court costs. DON'T LET YOUR CORN RUN OUT OF GAS Apply Enough Nitrogen Phosphate and Potash to Do the Job SMITH BROS Save Damaged Shade Trees It is amazing what those man­ agers, and evan pre-teen*, have done to beautify thslr own rooms, and often all the other rooms in the family dwelling. Projects vary according to abil­ ity and need, but tba young homemakers learn the basics treatment of manganese defici­ ency will result In yield In­ crease ranging from 10 to 60 percent, a Michigan State Unlvwrtty aoU actantirt stated re* ccntly. Dr. Kirk Lawton. MSU pro­ fessor of soil science, says that signs of nutrient deficiency ap­ pear early on soybeans, field can bo aarcd from disfigurement and untimely death, advises Ar­ eluding phosphorus and potas­ thur Bteeby, County Extension In soybeans, field beans, su­ sium tn topdrea* fertilisers in gar beets, celery, and cucumbers Uw loaf veins remain green the Spring. Any nitrogen carrier Is satis­ comes mottled or completely factory; ammonium nitrate, urea. yellow. Manganese Is not mobile some tree wound draadng argu­ In plants. so young growth may able at many seed and hardware sliow symptoms while older atorco. the county agent advised. growth does not. dressed, (c) the crop has a ten­ dency toward lodgihg. and (d* legume aecdlngs arc being made along with tho crop. Nitrogen Influences lime requlnpncnts of soil "As fanners increase the rates of nitrogen ap­ plication it should be kept in mind tiuvt practically all the nl- through Uic branch. (») Cut from the top about 8I inches away from the tree. Con­ tinue sawing until tho branch,.. ' (1) 6aw Off tho stub flush with, ranges from two to five pounds of limestone eqivalfnt per pound tho tree trunk In a neat clean, of nitrogen. However, any need manner and apply tho treei wound drawing. People with large or extreme­ ly tali shade trees may find M better to employ a trained tree or landscape specialist to bandit* Strawberry Plants major repair Jobe. Don't Really Climb Climbing strawberry plants do not really "climb.” ally an everbearing strawberry variety that produces runners and daughter plants more abun­ dantly tluui the old time ever­ bearing strawberry varieties Low Cost Corn Yields Possible Leyton Nelson, Crop Scientist for Mlclilgtm State Unlver&lHJ. Extension Service, says a few small tilings in com planting add up Co very little expense but normally produce rhany extra dollars in higher yields. At the does of the 4-H Club year, the 4-H iteff of the Coop­ era live Extension Service will judge completed projects for county, state and national ■wards. Donor of the home im­ provement awards for the fifth straight year is The 8AH Foun­ dation. Inc. Six 5500 scholar­ ships will go to national win­ Examples of whst 4-H’ers can accomplish is told In tho — —— records of three recent national starting place for LindaJ No. 2, scholarship winners, all named who had previously collected an Linda.................................................. Idea scrapbook on homo beau­ ... - - the - -thrill .......... Linda No...1 had of tlfication. She took on a man­ helping to renovate an old farm­ sized share of tho interior dec­ house which her parents hid orating from the bare walla to purchased to make more room making a novel lamp from a for the growing family of tlx. "large balloon and apray Linda tackled painting, tiling. Plant at cal way to feed choice cattle In Michigan is a full ration of com ullage and one percent of body weight dally In shelled corn. A Feeders urged that a almlllr 1060 survey showed only 20 per- program be offered every two years in each area of the Blate. lowing this recommendation. They desired more Information A recent survey shows that 80 on buying and marketing cattle, percent of the Michigan cattle price outlook and feed producprognun. Tills is evidence that tho beef feeding abort courses have changed operations on many Michigan farms. Ride with The Podge Boys the good guys ARE OUT To GET YOU Ing. On the average, every day after May 1 that corn planting la delayed coat* one percent In Lake Odessa and Woodland Woodbury After tranifonulng her bed­ room into a cozy retreat, Linda went to work on her brothar’i room. She used the bright hues of his miniature car collection for tho decorating colon. During the part Winter tho oourora .whre held rt Marlrtte. KiUomasoo and Eart Laming. The previous Winter session* wi®o in Alma and Tecumseh. MSU staff membera, county lex tension agricultural agents, and acene leading cattle feedert Beef Cattle Feeders Like Training Course Some fungicides already con­ tain adequate amounts of man­ Farmers feeding 70 percent of ganese to correct many deflcl- Michigan's commercial beef cat­ tle In Michigan have “gone to school'' the port two Winters. rprays and dust regularly used. Five “in depth" five - hour The recommended rate of fo­ liar application Is one to two training seerions were Held in pounds of manganese per acre, five different Michigan localities saya Lawton. Pour to eight to bring cattle feeders up-to-date pounds of spray grade mangnneao sulfate will give the rcqulred coverage. - ---------- With Michigan having 2,000.­ 000 acres of corn. Nelson believe* farmers could Increase yields considerably If they paid close attention to tlie two important | that quacks added It to all their [seeding practices that cost lit­ nostrums along with Mich staples tle: early seeding and high, but as snake oil and swamp water. I uniform, plant population. into a Dodge Dart, to ;■ I# -rt-ae Coronet, Polara, Monaco ........ or Charger! Midrigin Bell With your telephone you've got the whole world in your hand! Aqd your phone costs so little You can tell they're good cuy*| tMy *tt wtar white HASTINGS MOTOR SALES �Unmiured Driven Total Low 94,488 Fresh Out of the Attic Indiana arc stUl 11 v insured driven in Michigan than And the latch-airing through By HD. Burp* oommunlcotton drifted to Cerebral Di,function Seminar at WMU As John F. Gilkey or more by different people, "Why don’t familiarly known aa Foster GUm politics they were divided yon write about Woodland, more desirable lands on Gull between Henry Clay, Whigs, and well. ’ she replied, "but It so much about Prairieville, Barry, took their liquor (pardon me lor Orangeville and Yankee Springs, him oft. the allp of the pencil! politicos At tho time of which I write. straight- No Greenbacks, Popu­ Barry Ctounty, with such moth­ wonder Prairieville lists or anarchists In those days. cd townahlpa" I would be glad were driving ■Junkeo’ ... old • with MAW.1W paid tnu> the next to nothing on the market USE BANNER WANT ADS! No underbrush, but covered with different variants of oak. Hickenlighten me. I know some of Super-Right" Mature, Com-Fed Beef and ground corina with a lieavy of opposite portico were pitted articles that have been written Charles W. Spaulding lias often a full vote. for maybe a church gathering STEAKS gatherings Possibly some of you after tils cows, at the tinkling write in your school days. Tinac a trail and could lap tho prairie town meetings held in the town­ would make good reading and Gilkey had once informed the ship aa they were the first In up wiux Just tho other day Archie Woodman called and asked why I never wrote anything on tlie Docs anyone know anything Prairieville-Yankee Springs road Prairieville also had the head, if not the entire body, of many A. Spaulding. April 4th. 1838, beautiful lakes which at thia with Charite W. Armstrong iu> (latl. nucd for rooru, for moderator and O. Barnes, clerk. live condition of ord. made choice of C. G. Hill, Prairieville supervisor; Orville Barnes, town came into the market In 1831. the first road going west off the main road, south of the Yankee Section 35. July 15. 1831. Same Springs Church. The old road Deacon Mason helped harvest and shingle the flrat bum built and the old sand rood is still in the town and country. visible. I would like very much Orville Barnes entered lands to have some information on tills Dawson Tavern. ond resident. C. W. Spaulding tory of Prairieville Township by David R. Cook before. In fact It appears In my book. But this history of Prairieville Township I im about to give you. I have never had In my column. Of course, two different people section 23, July 21st. 1835. • and was the third settler In the town. Aaobel Tiilniinn entered lands August 15th, 1835; Linus 8111son, October 15th, 1835; John Mills, September 16th. 1835; Wm. G. GUkey, July 31st, 1836 Wm. on such a subject as this. You Vanderwalker, July 13th. 1836; will be bound to find-something new in this history, written by and Duly Benson, June 26th. tlie Hon. A. C. Towne around 1838. 1805. Mr. Towne has a grandson Prom about tho year 1836, lhe living here in Delton. Earle Towne. Now a lot of you folks In the county know Earle. He Is curly pioneers came from the getting to be an old man him­ self. and when you stop to con­ iwrUwnst states, mostly from sider that hl* "Grandpa" wrote Vermont. Maine and Connecticut this, you knofv It wasn't yester-^ and with them came the church wd Sunday School which Cormr ed the good charaoter of the the BANNER of Aug. 12, 19! provenI Inhabitants. and entitled: GLIMPSES OF PIONEER LIFE IN PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP mlttee. Charles W. Aaron i Fargo, Porterhouse Steaks "Super-light", Sklalin "SUFtR-RIGHT" QUALITY Semi-Boneless SPARE RIBS FULLY COOKED special town meeting, An- Barnes. — MIT WT._ — . 2 list 75 Rih Sticks 89 99: F HAMS RQs 2 to 3 Pound Sixes Half Campbell. Calvin Brown. Amasa 8. Parker, Wm. O. Gilkey, George Janice, KI Walt, Nicholas Camp- In giving Lhe ploncer days of the township of Prairieville. it will be difficult to separate it rcnoc. Wells several years before Prairieville. the ever present Mrtluxllnt min­ isters came to fill them. lhe Rev. Leonard Blriler, who land had entered mast of tlie desirable land on the Prairie; as the near approach of the time Indians In 1833 at Grand Rapcame, when the lands of Barry County were to come Into mar- to Prairieville and purchased ten 33 votes against John Mills was elected supervisor. It would seen from the record, that Ben. Dib­ ble and diaries Paul were voted Also as wolvm were plenty, It rille, and part of his charge township of Prairieville. highways were kept busy In lay­ Ing out roads, as the record shows. The flrat road laid out tn town or commenced in Gull ISIS what is now Prairieville, then to Yankee Springs and Thornapple River where Lewis Moran had common thoroughfare from south and cast to Grand Rapids by floating from Moran's down the YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A Pork Loin Roosts 49c The Store That Cares Ala About You! Save 20* Salad Dressing DUNCAN HINES LAYER 3 a 98' Cake Mixes 3a%v A5F GRADE "A" UNSWEETENED Grapefruit Juice EVERY-DAY LOW PRICE! Ymw CANS Marvel Ice Cream NET WT. NEW! ANN PAGE Tropical Fruit Punch 30* SAVINGS CM EACH BOX OF 2 FAIRS Mellowmood Isaac Otis, for the 18th. lo elect NYLONS Eight O'clock ioo LJ e59‘ Choke of Flavors Hunt's Tomato Juice constable in place of Wm. XL PORTION MILD AND MELLOW during the year 1837, and lowing September 4th, 1838, COFFEE SALE 7 RIB END ANN FAGE QUALITY PIZZA OR HICKORY FLAVO«VD thls election, the number of vot­ ers had increased to nearly fitly. Back In tho summer of 1916—when the Auto Club was founded—a motor Vip usually was a pioneering adventure. There wore no maps or road signs to show you the way. A guess waa your only guide. Today the Auto Club has helped to take the doubts and detours oul of traveling with its per­ sonalized travel planning. Exclusive AAA "Triptiks" and accurate, up-to-date maps and Tour Books with guaranteed accommodation ratal show how to go and where to sleep and eaL M LOIN tND PORTION "SURER-RIGHT4 laid out from Yankee Springs to Hastings. . You will please pardon tnc for encroaching upon your time. But nent In town and county. Towit: John Bownc, James Willi­ son, Wm. Shelp, John Peas, Dan- DRIVING HRS CHRHGED! SHOPA&P S Byington, Orville Ing. they attended church and Duty Benaon. Asahel Tillotson. Sunday School at Richland. But tached for Judicial purposes. they often gathered at the Mt— Charta W. Spaulding. Madison The lands of Kalamazoo Coun­ Adams, Thomas Wy Banker, S. H. ty coming into market before able sermons from Rev. Bradley. Bunker, Ben. Hoff, Joseph As the population Increased, a Brown. Isaac Mceoer. Thirty-six they did In Barry County. Rich- 4 Pi 13 3 $ 85 Potato Chip* Sugared Doauts ...»•“ 21* SANS IAS KM MIAO 4 A Whole Wheat...2dih.39 25* twin Rolls * 39* Halt and Half CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM £49* Cheerio Bars Aar •AAND-t.iree ar MasH Cent Ofc stable. Aaron Fargo received 7 Peter Falk. "You will see tiial Ek C. Hall had a majority of one no opposition. HASTINGS OFFICE alluded to the 'privations endured by the Many of them eastern homes where com and comfort aboundnot Z QQ< 2 Peanut Butter Grape Juice 3 ■. A REAL VALUE Bananas 2 29 Sandwkh Creme FLORIDA,. PASCAL COOKIES Celery l.Lft 2«#1” Hilf) Al AC 2-*.49 Cottage Cheese George W. Nye and Henry Edg- AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Hum M5-4392 IVWIM J. Uin<>«MH. lonafMi Strip Steaks town meeting was held and made choice of Isaac Otis for super­ visor in place of C. G. Hill, and little red school in the Bpauld- Zaphna 1” TMck-SRcad Bacon C. W. Spaulding and Calvin G. Hill. PTOm the above, it would seem that there were not voters enough. 13, to fill all the offices, and tome held two and even three offices. Voted, tho next town meeting to be held at 0. W. Spaulding's. In placp of Wm. Campbell. April 3rd. 1837, the seoo nual town UW home 5» Caiund Ham Spaulding, located at----------------Samuel Wickham, Hiram Lewis. Duty Benson at the head. The John King, G. Buck. John Han- land In Utopia was just over the Mushrooms Lawrence; commissioners of highways, A. S. Parker, Nicholas Campbell. Calvin G. HUI; con­ stable#, Louis Moran, Wm. Campbell fence viewers. Asa Ful- T-BONE SIRLOIN ROUND Ben. Hoff, Henry Leonard, col­ lector. Wm. Campbell; directors %ii? |9C �Lake Odessa ln<," McClung write. bin ing I Territory which their grandson pyUclpat- Freeport with hu mating rocs. n. -__ with Mra. Carl Glrnnan. * Mr. lert Aspinall were al Petoskey in, Mlsa Diane Garvey. April 30 and Mra. Chartar Haaterty y'smelt fishing. * Mrs Charles In Nashville Miss Garvey waa rived i»ome April 33 from threw King and Mrs. Seymour Bouwens accompanied Mra. Adon Myera paint party al Mra Gladys the Gerald Barttetta al Lansing. Bunday. April 20. Roger Bart­ lett of Minneapolis. Minn., was Alma Everett of MuapMOO April 33rd weekend to Georgia on a business trip. * spent the________ u, Mra James Cool and family were Sunday, April 34. dinner gueate daughters entertained with a An open house honoring Mr. family dinner Bunday, April 34. and Mrs. Iron Courtney on their By Mrs. Syivan Tag^f Alto were Bunday visitors of Mr. snd Mrs. Muri Hosteller. They trtngtou Hostetter of near Hastings. Hastings were Bunday vtotoora of display on grandmother. Mrs. Gary Studt the . W1 n g. sometimes spiraling upward whlie retewalng a medley attended the funeral for Gordon Taylor of Bonfield Bunday. * Coo), who celebrated his blrth- the ground or on a handy perch, to the National Geo­ Chureh Sunday evening. Joyce 25‘.h wedding anniversary Nlelscn and family. Mr. and Mra. Viator Clum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zook and fam- and Mrs. Manuel Rodriquca. Mike and Vicki were Saturday. April 23. guerts of fttr. and Mra Domingo Silvas al lonta. * Bun­ Sunday. April 34. dinner guests day. April 34. dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Donald Hummel at Grand Rapids. Mrs. Addle HUI and Mn Ruth Lcster Bkutt and Mra. Beatrice Hummel of St. Johns. Evening land Bunday. April 24. Charles Geiger visited Mr. and Mrs. Gust Wlngcler and Mr and missionary soon. * MT. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Wlngeicr of North nesting Robert Sears and children of STRAND—Ed SalUvan. playtag himself, aaka Debbie Lowell. April 23. Clung write: "Among most Nashville were Bunday callers of AT THE _ -- eu,— • —_ — LI. . -Ln— Miss Sharon Geiger, Dan Cuirongbtnte -the male takes the iy ring to the Dukes of Hastings were Sunday. man's meeting at Staffords raaad his tall and Alto Bunday dinner guests April 24. visitors of Mr. and Mra. ftae breeding Roy Dukea. * Mr. and Mra. Clair Chun. Mr. TuUle and his Howard Thaler entertained lhe of Lansing w«re Bunday. April brother. Paul, joined them for Adult Group of the Methodist supper. * Mr. and Mrs. Jay fl □curing wings until the Champion and children and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Stuart and children the April 23rd weekend at their Church Bunday. April 24. W Mr. Blough and Mra. Keith Bass attended ot Ionia. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert cabin near Temple. , the graduation from basic tralnposturing male. rille were Bunday. April 24. dinter Wintering in Florida. * Mr ton. Keith. la stationed al Fort j Bus K FWt Knox. K y , April Wm. Bryde, Blabop Meadows and Mrs. Reuben Crites spent » — -jj ■ - n... Ini DoanA and two other men tlie weekend with Mrs. Isabel Yoder visited his mother. Mrs. IJke of Onondaga. * 'Marty Dan PosUna also Donald Sisson much trumpeting Dukes returned from his Senior and Kenneth Blough of Alto al trip to Washington, D. C., Bun- toon, Fort Knox. Ky. 40131. Blodgett Hospital In Grand Rap­ Texas. Ids. April 24. Mr. and Mra. Robert King and Richard Bird attended Brydc and Bishop Meadows were Lehman of Lowell were Bunday Thursday supper guests of Mr When Bills Stack Up and Mra Hummel and family of Itxila. Mra. Lenor Vargas left April sister is seriously ill * Mr. and Mra. Larry Raffter and family of near Woodbury were Bunday, April 34. visitors of Mr. and Mra. Harley Btadd. The black silk neckerchief memorates the death of lord Nelson. Floyd Dukes. ★ Mr. Jefferies, Mra. Luther Hterxlck, family of Hi Floyd Dukes Convention al the United Church Mrs. Joyce Hubbard and Gonkxi «■ Neod Caih for Unforowpn Expenses >p in I 5«e He Likct 1 To Soy I To Loon Call DC OK USH LOANS $25 to *1000 Whatever Your Money Needs LARGE or SMALL You'll like our Courteous Service , ...i ji» auonnp » • . Wa rs large enough to SENVE you Andrew Brandt and Mn Allen Ralph Moore and Alvin Helrtgcl at the Medical FkoiMty. * Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman return­ ed from Florida April 20. They spent a week with their daugh- lots al the Floyd Dukes home. Mra. Al Barnard attended Uw shower honoring Pam Ward at the Caledonia Methodist Church Saturday, * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers vLilted their daughters, Mr. and Mra. Lester Alberts and daughter of Man ton, and Mr. and Mra. Karl Blackledge and Harold McMellon of Ann Arbor. Mr. add Mrs. Milton Buehler and1 Don Grinnell of Jackson was family drove to Ann Arbor last Bunday and the Kauffmans re­’ a Tuesday dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Flay'd Grinnell. * Mr. and Mra. George Elliott and ’ children of Hastings and Mra. Kauffman of Logan. * Mr. and Vivian Johnson of Battle Creek were Saturday supper guests of Mra. Tom Owen and family were Bunday supper gueate of Mr. their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and Mra. Blough Wyo-;■ Grinnell, Karen Johnson re­ ming. * Donald Mr. Mid Mra ofRotirt Tookef and family visited his .nlflhrt mother. Mra. Bertha Tooker and ’*t?.?er jrandparents. * Mr. his sister. Miss Marina Tooker ! in Grand Rapids, Bunday. Overholt of Elmdale were Sun­ te.ided the 50th wedding anni­ day visitors of Mrs. Charlra versary open house at tlie home of Mr. and Mra Jahn Smith Erb of Lake Od<wa were Bun­ honoring the loiters parents; Mr. pay callers of Mrs Effie- Parker. and Mra. Aloxa Smith ot Haa- ♦ Mra. Seymour Bouwms and children visited Mra. Cornelians Bouwens of Alto Saturday cveHastlngi w Rlchard VcrulevUlr, ।nlne ln honor ‘ol ,jer birthday. 1963—For the first time, you could watch Europe "Hve and If you haven’t examined a new Chevrolet since Telstar II, the twist or electric toothbrushes, _We're smell enough to KNOW you and Mra Local Finance rntvwn Location—125 S. Jefferson Ph. 945-3424 Richard Bird. *' Mr. i Hastings visited tlie relatives of Kalamazoo were Bunday vlritora of their daughter. Mr. and Mra. Richard Hint « Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart and children were Bunday dinner surato of Mr. and * Yankee Springs Church FriI day- * Mrs. Jule Turner tteoumpanled Mr. and Mra. Alden Grinnell to tlie P.T.A. and Sdday. * Mr. and Mra. Bud Ijike of Hastings were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jule Turner. * Mr. and Mra. David Reigler and daughter of Carlton Center vteltcd Mr. and Mra, Art Clinton Thursday. Mrs Harold Eckert and Jan spent the weekend near Baldwin. wcre Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Rtetnfd-Dqnming of Algonquin Lake. * Mr. and Mra. Darwin Barnard and daughter. Darlene, of Lansing. Marshali of Charlotte were Stuiday supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Al Barnard. Cullers •sere Give Mom A Gift She'll Love! iive her an ikp-to-dota kitchen . . . one with all the latest me and work-saving appliances. We can design and make lit such a kitchen for her. Send her in this week to see our itchen display. You can have her kitchen remodeled now nd pay later We Style Your Kitdwfl To Your Work Habits children of Charlotte. * Mra. Al Barnard visited her sifter, Mra. Gary Kidder of Caledonia, Thursday. Mr. and Mra. Henry Myers. Mrs. George Owen and Mrs Al­ den Grinnell were Grand Rapids visitors Thursday, April 21. * Mr. and Mra. Richard Bhoebrldge, Lorraine and Wealey attended the Band Boosters turkey supper at Middleville. * Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Moore of Logan were Sunday, April 24. dinner gurats Moore. * Mr. and Mra. Harry Grinnell of Bellevue spent Sat­ urday. April 23. with' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell. and children attended a party at the Wesleyan Methodist Church Saturday. April 23. * Robert Crons of LanMnR /.pent the .week with his grandmotlxtr. Mra. Elnora WhitneyMr and Mrs. Henry Kauffman and rluj- and Mra Martin Tuttle Mra Harold Stanton uf Dowling were Saturday, April 23. dinner CritBB. WEIL ARRANGE ISY BUDGET TERMS! P TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY — NO DOWN PAYMINT LOCAL TRADBMARKa, Inc- term In rd with n birthday party Sunday, April 24. honoring their daughter. Denise Ann's second birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don Kidder and family of Alto. Mr. and Mra Robert Moore and family and Mr. and Mra. 1966 Impala Sport Sedan—a more powerful, more beautiful automobile—now available at a most pleasing price. shame on you! 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Items you can add, such as AM-FM Multiplex Stereo radio, Comfortron automatic healing and air conditioning, and a Tilt-telescopic steering wheel (or one that tills only). ’ Standard safety items on all models, including front and rear seat belts, back-up lights, windshield washers, padded instrument panel, padded visors, 2-speed electric wipers, outside mirror, ahatterresistant inside mirror and non-glare wiper arms. (Use them lo best advantage.) And of course the great buys you can get right now from your Chevrolet dealer. flfr Move out In May the Chevrolet Way CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY H • CORVAIR Gordon Bennet and family of Hastings. * Mr. and Mn. MUBunday. April 34, dinner gueate ot Mr. and Mra. Harold Me MU- LARKE BUKK-CHEVROLET, Inc. 1435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS rH. WI 5-2425 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-05-12.pdf 87fed5646ba137ab9a27d1a50ef6461b PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner lilt* Year 20 Pa9e»—3 Section. Michigan, Thuro^ey, May 12. 1966 NUMBER 4 Barry to Celebrate Michigan Week Republican State Chairman to Speak Tuesday HONOR SOCIETY IN >ny Friday at Hasting* High School. The Initiate* Barlow. Ixralyn Gilbert, Marlon Gorham, Carol Beaemer, Hue Ask Highway Dept To Route 37-43 Out West State Neither racists nor civil rights extremist* won a dean cut decision declaring open warfare on the chairman of the State Republican Central Committee and a noted tory that a variety of interpre­ speaker, la to give the main adtations might logically be made for that) potluck dinner to be held at 7 In addition, the Wallace team The surprisingly strong run made must win a final election before gel leal United Brethren Church at «Q E Grand. be remembered that Mrs. Adrounle said that Mra. era) one. The law la clearly defined Peterson 1* a “wonderful speaker" and Washington lias very property and ahe hoped that all interested shown the determination to step citizen* would attend. Many officials and candidates units fall to protect and defend Those attending are asked to basic rights guaranteed by the bring their own table service and Constitution. Therefore, there iq a dlah to pas. Coffee will be not much that Mr. Wallace, acting furnished. Council Urges Improvement Soon; Mrs. Stowell Asks Street Opening, Tragedy Hits Beautification of Fall Creek Middleville as v C'ily Council mcmliers adopted a new zoning code and immediately sei June IJ as the dale for a public hearing on amendments to the new ordinance, urged the State Highway I)c|>arlment lo start work soon on improving West State-Street to carry M-37 and M-43 traffic and transacted other business at their regular session Monday night. Copies of the new zoning code are available for examination —------------------------------------------- in the City Clerk's office. The new ordinance will be effective after It is promulgated and after the June 13 public hearing. •EDITORIALS" Tyden President Returns from Trip Abroad Richard T. Orooo. president of the Tyden Corporation, returned Friday from a trip abroad. Girl Drowns world will gather in Hasting* to participate Ln E. W. Bliss Com­ . Tragedy hit Middleville Thursday pany's sales and engineering con­ when Suzanne Louise Aasfy. 4. ference this Thursday. Friday and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Zald Saturday. Assfy, R1 Middleville, drowned in the Thomapple River. Suzanne disappeared about 11:30 aro. She evidently had last been They win arrive In Hastings by seen by Mra. Orover Lethcoe standing on the southwest end of the bridge over the Thomapple polntment of a building Inuled 1* a dinner In their honor at the Hastings Country Club. Busi­ Taklng note that the Planning same location about 12:30. ness and municipal dignitaries will Commission has worked with the State Highway Department Friday will consist of eight hour* which Is nearing completion of II* "Hasting* State Highway Plan.” the Council supported Ute Commission by urging removal pome. Boy Scouts, Slate Police of M-37 and M-43 from Green and other participating. Street, replacing them with a Downtown building* were two-wav highway on West Stale searched, bouts were launched both from the weal City limits to above and below the dam on the Broadway. Thomapple, tracking dogs were The resolution urge* the State Brought In and an aerial search Highwav Department to begin was started from the Hastings The Board of Supervisor* Tua»day unanimously authorized ob­ airport. • possible.Tlie girl's father believed there taining an option on the Shute property on South Hanover as a possible site for a new Barry portion of Green Street that la County Jail. The search was called off abouj 12:30 am. until 8 am. Friday whan The State announced in April Thc’recommenriatlon of Ute site that lack' of funds had post­ poned plans for a new M-37 With dvu Defense Director Wfl- building and site committee head­ •outh to the Barry County line Ham Barr in charge Friday, the ed by Supervisor Almond Weber. until 1971. Hastings officials hope first team of State Police diver* Others on the committee are Su­ work on West Blate can be done pervisors Lloyd Hoffman. Earl Mcteam found the body at the sou th- Klbbln, Robert Lyons and Floyd Coundlmen heard recommen­ Craig. dation* from Mrs. Chester Stow­ to 15 feel under the bridge In about Three sites had been considered. ell who vigorously urged the Barry County leader* have been opening and Improvement of Underaheriff Gordon Trick be­ considering construction of a new Center Street from Michigan lieved the child fell In between jail for a long time. The old Jail has been dosed Mr*. Stowell declared that ahe since Sept. 15. 1964, and prisoners had received an assessment for pleased with the wonderful cooper­ are being transported to the Eaton the new water main, and would ation received fronTeveryone and County jail at Charlotte. receive no benefit from it. said Governor Romney alerted She pointed out that the Ex­ 2JXX) National Guardsmen to be tension Service offices were lo­ Humane Society through Mr*. cated near the projected new used in the search if needed Barr thanked everyone involved street, and some 40 people a day in the search and especially his use the offices. Civil Defense organization. Mr*. Stowell also said acci­ dents are occurring on heavily traveled Michigan, indicating that the new street would help eliminate some of the congestion. period. Commending the Council for The National Fire Protection Asnoelallon La holding It* annual locational program ronvrtidon In Chicago nekt week and official* from the Viking Cuiporatlon are scheduled to at­ tend. She suggested that the best Going to Chicago will be Mr. way to Improve Hastings would and Mrs. Richard T. Groan, Mr. be to beautify Fall Creek, and and Mra. John Panfil, Mr. and they said they had already Mrs. Marvin Anderson, Mr. and hauled three loads of debris out Mrs. Jock Wood and Mr. and of the creek. Mra. James Radford. Jr. Mr*. Stowell said communities Thursday Viking reprenenta- should preserve their heritage, llvcs from various sections of and explained that the Barry the Nation and Canada arc to County Courthouse could be com­ come to Hastings for a two-day pletely renovated. The building meeting. A dinner Is scheduled 1* basically sound, she said, and lo be held at the Hastings Coun­ George Townsend's bld of 1550 try Club Thursday nightfor the old Third Ward voting booth and Land was referred to RUMMAGE BALE — Parish the property committee which la House. Friday. May 13. 0 to 9. to report back at the next aea_ a__ v/xnv Saturday. May 14 0 to 5. Has­ , . . CITY COUNCIL. Pag* 4. tings BPW Club Spain, Germany. Sweden and "Mr of yesterday” ... ar gleaned from the Banner files d e n t of the Hasting* Junior I year, and H. F. Ritchie. 39 year*. Chamber of Commerce and will b. iraUM u. "a—. Hulu: June 4. Other officer* will be Roger Nelson, first vice prealdent; Duane Butterfield, second Cory, Ute Hastings Pool Office vice president; Joe Hubert, sec­ retary; Floyd Colvin, treasurer and iJiwrenci- Keeler and Harry Leonhardt, director*. Ing to Poatm aster Roy Hubbard. Among the local employee* of the Consumers. Power Company. Seven little guests helped Dougia* Btowell celebrate hla Lansing Wednesday, were the fourth birthday at a dinner Fri­ following, especially recognized day evening. They were Johnny for a quarter century of more faithful service; Joseph H. Skin­ ner. 25 year*; Burt H. Will.1 25 Michigan Week being Sunday and continuity through Satur­ day. May 21. Mra. R Christopher (Jeannei Gould. Barry County chairman, reports that many ac­ tivities tn all sections will em­ phasize the glories of the State. Highlighting the opening day in Barry will be the dedication of the new Yankee Springs hU- old Yankee Bill Lewis famou* inn at 2 pro. Bunday. Spring* Roads. Roland Nagel, naturalist for registered In Alabama. Election day went by peacefully despite a record turn out at the polls White with the Salute to the Flag led , out where lightning blasted Alabamians may not have liked by Boy Scout Troop 178. The Middleville Junior High thl* rapid escalation of Negro parBand will play the Star -Span­ gled Banner and Charles Stori kan, Yankee Spring* Township clerk, I* to give the «ri:cotne. , Mra. Gould, who La also a under the road. The lightning also appeared to have followed member of the Barry Historical I Society, is to give a talk on -he i along the banks.—Banner photo. site and the dedication is to lx- > of sain and technical conferences made by Alexis Praus. director and a tour 61 the Plant, ending of the Kalamazoo Public Mu- ( with a dinner at the Lakewood seum representing the Slate His-' lorical Society. Inn in Battle Creek. Ernest Hoffman. Carlton--s w On Saturday, the group will have more technical conferences before leaving for Willow Run Airport to board a plane for Canton, Ohio. I * Uic home of Bliss' Corporate Office. site on behalf of the county. Following a selection by the an overall sales and engineering conference for overseas affiliates tor of St. Cyril and Methodus Church of Oun Lake, is to give the prayer of dedication. Visitors from 13 Nations Here for Bliss Conference To Discontinue Ilntra-City School Transportation School Board Adopts Suggestions From Citizens Committee; Hires Pleasanlview Staff, New Teachers downtown area dally during Michigan Week. Service clubs will use Michigan ■ Transportation of students within the City of Hasting* Week placemat* and miniature land those living mure than a half-mile from “feeder” schools State flags and the service clubs are also providing plncemat* and will end after the 1966-67 school year. Board of Education members decided Tuesday night at their monthly meeting. That miniature State flags and lapel buttons for youngsters in the bus service is non-reimbur.oble from the State. Special Education School and lor The .ic'i in fallowed the recommendation of the Citizens the Medical Facility . Many teachers In all county Trnn.»p'’rtalion Commlttre which schools will emphasize Michigan had studied the queaUon for a during this special week mid n The school board adopted the I highlight of Youth Day will be I the 4H Dog Care and Training entire report of the Citizens! ■“ “•— which — —~ieitQtd| here will n-eummeiffied Show There will also also be be a a Youth Youth Committee, Council dance - ----------------------i on Saturday, uni that next year children in Ural the afternoon ................................ baseball । kindergarten. .. ................. Ortt. ...................... and second , during w.c games. grades be irutuportcd in all Nashville. Is participating 1h (area-, within the city prraentfy Mayer Exchange Day with (served, as well as pupil, In the Canon City and Vermontville J same grades attending rural and Dundee are exchanging 1 schools '• ’•*" If they live »••*»*farther « than n half-mile from thalr neighbor­ ' Visiting Nashville will be Car­ hood school. dent, of Grand Valley State Col­ son City President Herschel Along with discontinuing lege. delivered the main address Haradlne and his wife, and intra-clty transportation—which Monday noon when Rotarians rec­ Councilman and Mr*. Ted Shll- drew vigorous citizen protest last ognised Ute eight outstanding llnger. Going to Carson City will July causing the service to be seniors of Hastings High School be Nashville President and Mra. reinstated and the Citizens com­ at their annual Honor* Convoca­ James Rlzor and Village Clerk. mittee formed—detailed sugges­ tion held at Leason Sharpe Me­ Mra. Ada Skedgell, and her hus- tions regarding more school morial Hall. crossing guards, additional sldeDundee President Warren wnlks, flashing traffic safety' Missler and his wife and Coun­ llghta and parental education of cilman Massengill and his wife children on how lo get to school j will' visit Vermontville while were made | Barry County President Otut Mills and his wife 1 Lewis Lanx. Robert Miller , iH'ers held thete annual carnival L. ir.r' r m--’ »•- .at the Community Center here Dr. Zumberge was introduced by and Councilman Kenyon Pea-I'> and v'rtw .j bodv and Mrs. Peabody will go| Dr. Robert Huebner. >'.< s.i.o.1. ni.h.rt >. i | SOP*to Dundee ... 1 reign as prince and princess were Hastings High Principal Donald C.M-nil Vermontville U planning a1 G:i-nther ..._____ _ „ ------- with ------ other — l-> work j Davld Mawby from the Busy Gill presented the honored seniors public dinner Monday with* 100; governmental unit* lo parents, a sister. Nadia, 10; her ’.rap-?- I Beavers club at Hickory Cornera •“ '"X-Ray Olsen, a Democrat, was who received a book of their choice grandparents. Mr. and Mra, ,hr recomre.nd.tton. a. and »on nf Dr. and Mr*. Ru**ell Frank L. Slereveldof of Grand named to the canvassing board to from Rotary. Parent* of Ute be honored at the Lions club ■ scholars were also invited. Rapids and Mrs. Zaneb Aaafy of succeed Frank Hoonan who banquet that evening. ; *°°n m»***ble. Marcia Storm, from the Dunham signed to accept a seat on the The senior* included: I Intra-city bus transportation Club at Dowling and daughter of welfare board. and providing the service in Mr. and Mr*. Donald Storm of Gayle Barlow, daughter of Mr !X other areas in the school district and Mr*. William R Barlow, who Home with Iman Mohamed Jawad I for children living within one received the book 'The Penkov| and one-half miles of their Chirri and the Rev. Harold M. skll Papera.” Taber officiating. Burial was in I school, could cost the equivalent ML Hope Cemetery. Russell Belfleld, "Rubaiyat of Omar explained previously. School dis­ Khayyam." Between „ 40 — mid -50 entriesare tricta are not reimbursed by the ------------------------and Mr*. Louis Karines. "Oxford expected for the Michigan 4H Dog State for transporting students Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman Club's Obedience Match which will ; who live doser than one and Companion to English Literature " vbe------------------------------------------held Saturday. May 21. at -u, tha one.hnif miles to school. Committee. has announced that a Community Center ul the fair­ The Citizens Committee urwed coffee hour will be held In honor d 04 grounds. i the City Council to build sldetlanary of Music SShMr Terms" of Mr In all-school election* Tues- of G. Mennen Williams at 2 pro (£ Funeral services for Sumner walks in areas hazardous for on Saturday, May 14. 14,.In the AmerlAmeri­ ana Mra. neruert Moyer. r Com­ novice, novice, graduate novice children walk'ng to and from and Mra Donald Toffee. was can Legion Hall in Hastings. ____ _____ _____ school and that portable and ->ue. who died early Sunday folplete Poems of Carl Sandburg." elected Hasting* High School 'owmg a long illness, were to Enrollment is to be between II permanent flashem and signs be ( Mary Lynn SeUlea, daughter of mayor for 1966-67. rouA traffic areas, j ** he'd at 2 p.m this Wednesday m. and 12 noon with Judging to!placed In dangcroui^t Mrs and Mra. David Settles. "Il­ Rex Wieland, son of Mr. and. asked to teach | it the Sponable Funeral Home. iad and Odyssey.” u follow the taf- I The Rev. George Elliott is to Kenneth Weller, son of Mr and traffic commissioner. "delate— with in the HoaHalsell of Edwardsburg He Is on, eat way to and from school, and;------------ burial —-----------------Sandy Gillespie, daughter of the Slate 4H Dog Development suggested parents form car pools! tings Township Cemetery. IM u roltaw. AuSu Tramhu,' “* “““D' "» . Committee. ! In areas they think are too dan-, Mr. Sponable was born on elected interior commissioner: (Thursday. May' 12. at 7:30 at the ( ;crou<-for youngster* IO walk. Jan. 9. 1874. In Halting* TavaBarry County 4H Dog Care D.V. wiill«n» nf Mr .n* j Township Hall and Irving Ttown"ill . r*ahl-a iK* b.-m nZ Waakl— —— Training Club* are Inviting all 4H Mr*. Warren Williams. boaster* and dog lover* to attend -----------------------------------------* I mendstlon* should eover the entire school di»lrlrt.“ the re­ School. port slid. Il hart been adopted Mr. Sponable worked for the Miller Furniture Company in . SCHOOL BOARD. Page 4. retired in 1949. He married Ijtura Lowell on ■ Robert Lapo of Lapo PharmaAugust 22. 1894. She died in 1954. Mr Sponable Is survived by a peel* to move his drug *tore to son. Sterlihg of Leach Lake: a the building at 118 S. Jefferson, formerly occupied by the Mont­ Hastings: two grandchildren.and gomery Ward store. The building 1* being raLinden, died in 1963. and rwdM-oratfd. said he hope* to move nephews and nieces. including .obert Sponable. of the Span­ during the Memorial Day weekable Funeral Home. Board Approves Option for Site For New Jail Convocation speaker—Dr. James H ZtiftfbetgC pNaiaanl-aLaMtai Valley State College at Aileddale, was Ute main speaker Mon­ day at the Hastings Rotary Club's annual Honors Convoca­ tion al which eight outstanding HUB seniors were recognized for scholarship and other achieve­ ment*. j primary. Dedication of Historical Site To be Highlight Steve Toffee is Elected Mayor At Hastings High After these regional conferences, participant* will travte to Canton for a five-day meeting. A total of W peraans representing 23 coun­ tries will take part In this aesaion. Countries represented at the Hastings meeting will be Italy. Canada. France. Australia, Vene­ zuela. Switzerland. Mexico. Israel, Japan. Etigland. Sweden, Spain and Rotary Honors Seniors at 1966 Convocation Michigan 4H Dog Judging Show Here May 21 Barry Demos Honor Williams Here Saturday Lapo Pharmacy Move Into New Quarters I To । Sumner Sponable Succumbs After Long Illness 10 New Teachers JET 10 Lapo has operated his pharmacy at 144 K. State Street Hootenanny at Tuesday PTA AAeet Child Injured [ Mark 8- Oilvarri. 3-year-old ion third traAp jff present a Hootenanny directed 7 Mra. Warren Williams. " of 410 K Groan, was transferred from Pennock Hospital to Blodgett YOUTH'S CREATIONS — More than 500 viewed the 2U art watki exhibited by young people from Delton, Middleville. Freeport, uil Accreditation Lakewood North High Central School haa �Children and Youth." Mothers Day guests al home ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred gar, Jr., of Woodland warn Winnie Vandlen and Mra. Haas. In the afternoon called on Mrs. Olive Jonm la a patient at the Medics I uxtalncd hr parent*, the Leslie i Daniele, for dinner on Mother* Day. In the afternoon they viaitod Monde in Baton Rapid*. r Slater a Lake 'hurtday The 70tt Anniversary Edition of the It’s new! 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Rites Employee*’ Meet BEFORE YOU SPEND MORI p.-ealdent of the Michigan Funeral servlets for Mra. Mln- Employees AuocJuon7"wiu' nio Springer. Bl, Ri Miou«<i.ie. j among the more than 300 d Bowtna Mill, who died at 1:15 galea attending the 16lt> anr Phis Thursday evening. May 9. al the Grand Springs Cemetery. The Hastings chapter Is one o Rapids Osteopathic Hospital. tient at "the" Pn^TiuvTnrJ’ C? 114 ™Patent,ng 15X100 State em She is survived by a daughter, October ,y •*"* ployets throughout Michigan. drs. Harold < Beatrice! Cutler of sh_ v LIL. , v . The delegates are to conslde dlddlevllle, seven grandchildren 8nrta<r« more lhan 100 «“*“««»» deal md 15 great grandchildren uK P J".,®*1* aj *»« wlth retirement, pay an< Her body was bequeathed to <°r ,lcnry “,ld fringe benefits and better service the University of Michigan for tsaran <Ford> Norris. n0 Michigan citizens. She attended the Yankee e Springs School and taught school The Hlgbles were The Charles Charles Hlgbles were In In for two years before marrying Mantatee Saturday ;o attend the Elam D. Springer of Yankee wedding of Viki Jenks and Springs on Sept 19. 1894 Dennis Clark. The Jenks family Tiiey farmed for several were former Hastings resident*. Ken Barnes and Brace Fitch. Keith Barrig.r of 9M W. State is „ 9l'rL't°Ehtr Nonnan. TT!Jr,,anr bou«hl lhe Boaena i For Mothers Day the David Banner photo admiring the planes. Mill. feed, cider and eaw mills ; Shaull family of Orchard Lake shown tn this -----------—--------- .——-------- I------------------------- ... |inz clx« tn dentistry from the divided Itself. He and two of the , There was a houseful of gue«te Univerally of Michigan, will h? hL’ death 1,1 youngsters were in Olivet with at the Clay Bassette a weekend homc Ulls weekend. An open house 1952. Mrs. Springer sold i» busl-, hta parenta. and Mrs. 8. an di I ago Including Mr. and Mra Rob- “211 ** *’cld f°r fri^ds and ntighness and continued to live in I ha 1 Jan. came on to Hastings to visit | art Falconer of Scottsville, Mlw ?°rs Sundayafternoon, May 15. same home until entering the her mother, Mra. George lock­ Barbara Beck of Grand Haren. ,l°m 2 at 81 Au‘ Medical Facility. | wood. . W.M.U. studsit Charles BasseU , K'^tlne Catholic Church in Mid­ I of Kalamazoo and Mr and Mra. dlOT>lle. Chris will leave In June Monday night's freeze, when Clarke of Rl- Middleville and Allison Barney of Kalamazoo'!? ** «aUoned at the Clark Air the mercury plunged to 22 here,,I Joined the group Bunday. Harold of Rl Delton; 10 grand­ in the Philippine children; 23 great grandchildren, caused millions of dollars In ( ,1 MAU. student, Peggy McAl- j \ ’e nine great, great grandchildren, damage to strawberry, vegetable । !1 .°f , 1 5t've Scbo' athletic director at and one brother. Joint Norris of and fruit cropa In Southwestern: b*6 bccn I Virginia, led the Michigan State R2 Martin. Michigan. Tri Delta sorority. She was home I baseball team in hitting in both Continued from Pogo One i to vial’, her family Thursday. 1935 and 1936. hurl, although this area Is not In the great fruit belt. open HoUse sUndoy ? ■ '■•mW ZZZ Meinoilal services are to be1 eld tliLs Thursday'at the Bevier uncral Home at Middleville for cllity. are to be held at 2 Dm. Non in Laming May 13-15. Thursday at the Lmnard-OaDeter, a member of Hastings good Funeral Home, j Chapter 77, la a clerk at the The Rev. Nelson Veilman of 1 8UU »Ure here anu was Grand Rapids 1. tn ofricl > nan,#d President ot the associ- . compare r SPECIAL!! sleepwear bargains... all dreams and no work! May Freeze Damages Crops More About------ Backward Glances Name Mr*. Reitl New Manager of License Office ; Local soft ball fans met tn I the community room of the Na­ tional Bank of Hastings. Friday, and. after completing plans for Mrs. Eva Hull has retired as Summer league play, elected the manager of the Secretary of State's following officers: Warren Car­ branch office here in the Food ter, president; Leslie Hawthorne. Center Arcade. Mrs. Shirley Reid lias been appointed to replace her. un-r. Directors will be. Joseph Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman of Brozak. William Kennedy, A. the Barry County Democratic . Lynn Brown, John Hewitt, Ar­ Committee, lias announced. thur Westerlind, Warren Car„ .. —7~___ !ler and Leslie Hawthorne. ' Hastings Christian Temperrncc; • . ., Union will meet Tuesday. May I on Tuesday evening, Hastings 17. at 2 o clock with Mrs. John I o.E.S. Chapter No. 7. will obTenhorkle. Ill E Green Street. iBWTe B -8^ B 1>ww» D*y.Mrx..*?** a*rJt 111 ***** lead- jn honor of their only living J?fyM,Tr^nln*r" I n>e>’>i*T Devotions by Addle Wood. Bpe• • clal music. For transportation 4g yeaj phone WI5-2543. All welcome. of Woodland, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY moderate to "near disaster." Damage in Berrien County alone was estimated between 15 and »10 million. Cherries were reported to have been hit the hardest, County Agent Arthur Steeby said. Monday night was the coldest In Barry. The temperature went below freezing, to 27. Bunday night. Tuesday night the low was 34 B & K SPECIAL What value! A dip-and-drlp-dry blend of Dacron R polyester, nylon llmc.cn upkeep! Comfy shift gowns with delicate lacci. ruffles, flounces . . . adorable baby dolls to match! Buy several--for you. tor lovely Take Home FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER BOXER neaday. The temperatures follow: Date High Low Preclpallon LONGIES (Saturday Only) S. Hanover 10c Deposit on Containers School. was one ot eight Albion college debaters to be elected to the Albion chapter of Delta Sigma Rho. a national honorary debating fraternity. FOR SALE — Collie Shepherd puppies. 6 weeks old. $1. Also Ac’.lon taken by the city counMotorola TV radio-phono com­ bination. Best offer takes It. utructton of an alley connect­ Call 945-3267. 5'12 ing North Jefferson and North Michigan Avenue In the rear of the stores on the north side of State Struct This Improvement, in addition lo providing a route! Sanforized. Assorted cofofs.'.Stz< Medium Weight In Hastings BIRDSEYE AUTOMOBILE insurance: I00* mH *’ • !: . tl* Popular boxer model, ztppgf' fly. DIAPERS teas for flrv-flghtlng equipment.; netxlcd. l*K£»S DOZEN ood Samaritan hoaOld Daniel Striker & Riverside •trie Company are making extend slve Improvements In their steam generating plant here preparatory lo tlw Installation of their : new 1,000 h.p. turbine engina 1—J Pgenerator. ’‘ncrc-—- When the new equipment Is In hcre use. wU1 it means that lhe pl<nt ■J A CTIkl^C F1AAJ I I||MlJ“nd " IUCIIDAMFE A/TB1FV 1 rnou*h c^Peolty to supply the IN jUKANlt AlltNl Y I Thomapple Oaa & Electric paIrons in Hastings. Nashville. 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That great American fashion interpreted here in our own Haybrooke classics I Everything' about a Haybrooke is very special—from the oasy*core Dacron* polyester-cotton fabric, right down to the last, liltiest buttonhole. Meticulous styling, superb tai* bring, painstaking detailing! Treat yourself to a whole wardrobe of Haybrooke dossicsl Mx. 041-2134. >. Zip-front zhlrtwoht in blue, yellow, beige, or pink. 12 to 20. USE YOUR CHARGE CARD 6.98 Timed right, priced right ’ Cool, crisp cotton seersucker crawlobouts or boxer-style long pants . . . made to our own specifi­ cations! Marveloully easy-core. IM?t pop them in the washer— no need to iron. Tan. blue, aqua Sizes */2 to 4 . . . Scoop them up i CHARGE IT ALL AT PENNEYS Optn Every Day 9 A.M. 'til 5:10 P.M.... Friday 9'HI 9 J �Mrs. Snoke Dies Sunday Noon EDITORIAL dmtfsof Vermontville for many years, died Sunday Doon in Hayes - Green - Beach Hospital, in Une. M arrests during Rev. Demoiul Alliger bid ma word irUutlM ed Jens Nashville. died Saturday morn- more student* icounUng die rejects monthly mlastanary meeting al the Hastings Weedeyan Metho­ dic Church this Thursday at course a* an elective for juniors against a racial moderate, Wilson headline In the press. But as Nurse cared for al the Faith Nursing Buch contradictory election re-|P*r»dra. no oanfurion, no Jailing*, suite would seem to indicate that Ju* iuindreds of sincere, patriotic. Mrs. Copley of Nashville Dies On Saturday rapliy course. Already mor* stu­ dents have applied than there is room for. League of the Wesleyan Mf*i»Borby. will have no set tex* but will use current periodicals and concerning tho mission field of Aug. 24. 1880. la Rome, W'U, a other materials. It will include their faith and teachings of the Suburbia, America and tl>e build- daughter of Wolter and Myrtle ___ _ _ __ _ H how to apply for a job, budget­ remarks on election night were far | This quiet procedure combined Vermontville to Elver Snoke. He ing and credit, loans, advertising, buying a car, food and many Cuptey tn South Bend. Ind. with the fact that the students died in 1963. other subjects. Besides the daughter, two Involved were--FOR* something survived by a sister, Mra. Charles grandchildren survive. again" was downright stupid. How ­ instead of "and" sanwtliing and Hastings High School. (Bessie) Kloack of Michigan ever, an interpretation of his wife's were not breaking or challenging hdd Wednesday at 3 pan. from dents will cost (787. When books Sunday. lie. any law, probably helps to explain are purchased from students, montviUo with Uw Rev. Leon­ ----•-----------ed al 10 ssn. Monday from tho they are generally made avail­ ard Maunder officiating. Burial able for supplementary reading. Tbe Dewayne Pughs look a [ Vogt Funeral Home in NsshWallace's own legislative district. laj*. uwk to s*- ' villr. Tiui body was tlicn taken Board members are to study a VermontyUle. request from Mrs. Robert End­ students flaunting "anil" placards sley to make available the old f}civlc&> for John H. Strang*. the Eastern coast and visiting Home in Climax for wvIcbs Um Hutinp Sanna, Costs Grove School for 4H octi- 88. Rl Middleville, were held ndaUvcs in Cleveland and WU- | Tuesday march on a draft board or some through with rather thinly-veiled Saturday at 1:30 pun. at the liamsburg en route. board that between 40 and 50 boys and girls parUclpate in 4H ville. obejetion to the reporting or dis­ there, and leaders’ homes are extreme and hot-headed racist* on often too small to accommodate playing of such news—it is legiti­ the other, moderate opinion in A LOT OF them. on HUNDBKD AXD mate stuff. However, the- focusing Board President Mrs Homer Mr. Strange died Thursday of tile new* spotlight on cv ente of EXCHANGE­ Smith explained that Ute board going during 11ic months ahead. this kind without also highlighting had taken an option for *300 on Facility. ■VBSCJUPnOH lee members. Charles Leonard's property be­ INSURED RATM tween Park and on Market on distortion since it haves the im­ of the committee. Robert Miller Uie south side of Soutii Street. CARS hlblted a firm determination to see pression that here Is something The option la good until Sept. 31. that civil rights laws are strictly typical of the entire student body. bers were Joiin Barnett, John HAVE 60NE observed in Alabama. Under such That, of course, is bunk. Al the Chandler. Bonnie Cove, Chester Cramer. Walter Forsberg, Robert conditions the State should be THROUGH THE height of tbe draft board incident Godfrey, George Hamaty, How­ given every chance to make its in Ann Arbor, as we reaill, no ard Johnson. Cedric Morey. Dr. BRIDGE WWUs J. Tiakter, >1 n*«ttat« . own adJusUncnte, Further demon­ EUla Bom D*Tl». XiIuium more than 60 bona fide studente strations. organized and led by Storkan, Helen Wills and Katie took part or less Uun two-tenths Wood. Continued from Page One The school board approved how well inlentloncd. may only I' contracts' for Pleasantview teachGood doveis know that ths era, including Principal Ted Tack Exchange’s broad, fair pro-" other community, organization or who will also teach 5th grade; sion. The booth was put up for tensions which are already tightly sale after the Council voted to ''’'teclion plus th* added sizable group where the “odd bull' Mildred Gay. 5th grade; Cath­ have Third Ward electors vote drawn. -■^benefits of Fellow Member fringe is equally low? None Of the erine Newell and Irene Babcock, in the high school. Collision Protection and 4th; Leona Braidwood and Flor­ Richard L. Austin Informed Coast-io-Coast Claim*'" ence Pease, 3rd: Irene Japhet Except for an open forum letter demonstration waa underway, about and Daisy Sonnevl). 2nd; Leone Service otter th* best value chased Carr's City Cab service a state paper by Beryl T. War­ in car insurance. 30.000 other siudaits were attend­ Scott. 1st, and Leona VanDellc, lo eperate In conjuncUon with ren. KN, readers, in general, would kindergarten. One nisi grade ing lectures, lending in the library, No other organization never have known Hut on Bloodteacher is Co be hired. working In laboratories, strolling Four high school teachers were1 Lawrence Adams, 533 W. State, Michigan drivers, offers to classes, grabbing a hasty bite of hired. wrote the Council complaining two hundred pints of blood were broader protection, or better Karl Kleinschmidt, 23. a 19851 about the heavy smoke which meets your driving needs University ot Michigan graduate' comes from the slacks of the of coffee, etc. now taking graduate work at' Hastings Corporation. Tiie soot than the Exchange at the Ann Arbor, is to be a speech in­ soils clothes and sifts Into the Recently we had an interesting structor. He is married and lives1 houses, he said. in Tecumseh. He is a 1961 gradu­ Installation of another gas and were much Impressed by what ate of Elkton - Pigeon - Bayport' storage tank at the Shelf station High. His wife is a dental as­ at 135 E. Green was approved. sistant. Biacktopping North Avenue new building as by the student from Broadway to Michigan was hired to teach English. He re- approved wiUi assessments totalbody, Itself. In our opinion, the ceivcd hte AB dgeree in 1965 J* Receiving as«-Mstudent of today is more ocrious from Western Michigan Unlver-; m<;nU uere Dr. BUlr AUTOMOIILE CLUB minded. Imrdrr working and marc sity and is teaching at Hopktas. | Atty. Renard Hudson. *14734; OF MICHIGAN H<A0; Rlchard determined than those of yester­ He has been a oubsUtute teacher Albert 221 E. State Street—P.O. Box 287, Hatting* at Kentwood and Kelloggsvtlle Compton. *55132; J. B. Gonyou DETROIT AUTOMOIILE day. The old. relaxed atmosphere Wl 5-5131 Telephones — Wl 5-5344 and Is a 1959 Byron Center High i Estate. *19926; Roger Nelson, Ready to Servo . . INTER INSURANCE one used to associate with college graduate '*69.16; V. E. Mead. *33.44, and Como and Ger 'Em! EXCHANGE life lias vanished, replaced by a W. Hollenbeck, *8288. drive to keep iieud above water in MOTOR STATE to teach social studies and coach the fast-moving scholastic stream. Junior Varsity basketball. He re­ quested a new sidewalk over INSURANCE CO. their driveway. / . Students are thus missing a lot of ceived his AB from Hope in 1M3 Aiderman Ivan Snyder of the HASTINGS OFFICE fun. but at the same time are and played football, basketball, tennis, track and golf at Corn­ ized to obtain plans and costs of undoubtedly learning more. 237 Weir State St. Tom & Sally Robinson stock Park High where he was Improvements to be made on Much the same Udng is un­ graduated in 1958. He Is married buildings at Ute Heid to comply 205 N. Michigan Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Phone 945-4392 doubtedly true of Michigan col­ and has three children..------- —. ■with the insurance underwriter's Guild Monument to memorialize your EDWIN J. MEISENBACH. Rcpreienfrii* Constance King is to, be a busi­ leges and universities, in general। ness education instructor. She is / Chief of Police Richard Sunior departed loved one on Memorial Day. —Michigan State. WMU. Wayne' a 1966 graduate of WMU. reported gas sales profits al the Wehave a wide choice of The school board accepted airport have been *462.98 since State and the rest. Higher educa­ monuments guaranteed tion Is a big business these days the new operator look over last putmouth division CHRYSLER a half-pint of white homoge­ MOTORS COtPCMAIKMl by the Barre Guild. and a high pressure one. too. Time nized milk from Lockshore tor July. During March the sod runways who lack a really serious desire to were rolled and placed in good leant and get ahead, will find the price Is a half-cent higher condition. There were 480 land­ 1 ings at the held and 21 students going uninteresting and rough. The low bld of Sinclair OU to are taking flying lessons. supply gas at .1139 cents a gal­ Major Jim Jenscp' has organ­ From what we observed at Ann lon for the bus and truck-car ized the local pKP with seven Heel was accepted. The McAllis­ senior members and five cadets. Monuments wilh the following concluding ter Oil bld of .1778 per gallon for The Hastings Flying Association Buy Direct—Get the Best Memorial for Less statement In the open letter of premium gas for driver-training has 25 members and is to spon­ sor a Dawn Patrol at the field in Nurse Warren: -'Parents, take heart! You have done your job In his two-weck report on die police department activities. well. The ‘Great Society' will not Chief Sunior said there had been depend on government programs ORDER OF PUBLICATION — may well hr run h» way I ihetr fellow American* in the Vcrmontville. dtetant. Gov. Wallace's I unned zcnlrro " John Strange Dies Thursday More About- School Board Marriage Licenses More About City Council jHmn Nil® /I A IRONSIDE and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Make Memorial Day r Day of Remembrance Tbe Superette —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. [BARRE [GUILD. LEGALS alone, but will flourish because of your children. They have all the attributes necessary to make a better world.” breaking and entering, larceny, weapons law violations, violation of liquor laws, disorderly con­ duct. obscene phone calls and other complaints. Officers investigated 23 traffic complaints, policed 10 accidents, investigated 25 non-criminal complaints and gave assistance to other departments on 24 oc- | family and Mrs. Nellie Cappon j were dinner guests on Mother's I Mr.’. Frank Schlepek and daugh­ ter of Big Rapids. Police juued 22 moving viola­ tion tickets. 36 non-moving tick­ ets and handed out 625 overtime parking tickets. Fifteen out-of­ state motorists received guest keys when their cars were found overparked. Police cars traveled 3371 miles in Die two weeks and used 363 gallons of gas. Members of Hastings High government classes attended the meeting, and were Introduced by Kenny Weller. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith welcomed them, and pointed out that all Council sessions are open ip the public and that all dit­ Biggest Washer Value FILTER-FLO WASHER with a NEW MINI-BASKET Mr and Mra Omo Knoalca hud dinner in Grand Rapids on Use Mini-Basket for last minute extras or special care fabrics you’d normally wash by hand. Use regular basket for up to 14-pounds of heavy fabric loads ctually two washers in one! • Two Wash, Two Spin Speeds • 3 Wash Cycles • 3 Wash Tempera­ tures • 4 Water Levels • Cold Wash & Rinse • Soak Cycle • Un­ balance Load Control • Safety Lid Switch y /UtOni.iUC noon visited iicr sister, Mr. and Mra. Frank Dunham. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Jf We’ve made a good thing better. Now, the Silver Special the Same special car at the same special price is available in Pick a winner from our complete stable And you still get this big package of extras os standard equipment: a uAiie, l>thi Um, hthi $1QQ95 ■ Announcing Plymouth Fuiy Silver Special Success Sale! • whitewalls • deluxe upper door moldingi e special wheel covers • blue, all-vinyl interior See your Plymouth Dealer for spacial buy* With Trade adiliiita on o|| >66 Plymouth). 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Hastings Electric ’t'f userRICAL m W. STAIt ST Coll 'RID' Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow — you name the job and Whr«I Horae has the attaching too) you'll need. See the complete line of Wheel Hora# tractor* and quick­ attaching tools now on display. _ E. L. CARpiNtER HARDWARE 142 E. Stat* St.. Ho* Piters* Wl 5-2866 to. Wl 5-2983 M/moutH ...a great car by Chrysler Corporation. DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 ot SpragiM Rd Dalton Phon* 623-6301 ��BANNER *—inr: Fitzgerald Corps Marks Friendship Dinner Thursday Over 500 View Art Creations By Area Youth ;X Opening Dinner And Bridge at Country Club Lovely Ceremony Unites Couple Here Saturday --------— ------ ■ 'from Thursday through ftinday. marriage The opening dinner-bridge of :he *ea»n at the Hasting* Coun­ try Club will be held Saturday UK vow* with Dennis H. ntremld Corp* 100 of the by county youth* from Doiton. ,*k*woo<! and Hastings area*. N Inteen ladire and one gentleman from the Nashville Garden Club visited the *how the previous Tuesday in a private pre- th* regular FHend-'hlp dinner at the l»U on May 5 with a pot­ luck : -rved at noon. Guests and member* wire bdtiqurts of Spring flower* Scat- • department guest* including: Ague* Hyde of Grand Rapid*, department inspector; Olive Jame. of Marshall. executive board number. Mary McDaniel of Otsego, patriotic Instructor. Marian Morgan of Otsego, execu- by Mr*. Anne Brunch. Making arrangements for this C.tl,. K.V ’ -chairman, and Mr*. Florence noon. M*y 7. The Rev Willard H. Curtto read |h<_ slngle rui< ceremony In the presence of 200 guests Altar vases of white Dower*, candelabra and palm* graced th* worship center The traditional wedding music was Brandstetter. Among the new club member* are Mr and Mr*. Pete Coble. Mr. and Mr*. Al Haan. Mr. and Mr*. John Boughton. Mr and Mrs Tom Johnrton, Mr. and and Use ladle* were greeted by , organ. Evadene Fox. president of Ar- I purenU of the bride are Mr. and lists' Workahop, BUU* Donnan. Mr* Cedric 3 Morey of Hastings a board manber. and RMa Al- and the groom to the non of Mr toft, general chairman of the Bnd Mr*. Howard Klatt. Whlteftih *iww| Bay. Wl*. Thirty gureU signed the regtaMiss Morey, recortcd down the ter at the Invitational Show .L*lf by her father, was gowned in Wednesday evening. On hand to a floor-length Empire gown of greet the gureu was gracious!cloud white silk crepe. Alencon hostess Posy Shuster. Homemade | Ure medallion* were apphqued on cookies and oottae were *erved the empire bod lee with reby co-hosteaare, Louise Reascr , embroidered Alencon lace along the and Jean Harbin. A lovely table edge of the bell-*haped. elbow- of Ma.-shalL director of junior club*. Lol* Walter* of Kalamasox executive board member and Syfvta Will* of Grand Rapids, past department provident. John Mahler, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Peterson. Mr. and Mr*. Bob Stack and Prank P. Wall. guests enjoyed games and a raf- featuring pink plum bloaeoms hemline of the controlled iheath Other member* on liand to dto- i skirt. The full court-length train cuss tlie siiow with ttse guesu »i5 detachable. A matching crepe were Dr. Douglas Caalteman. Dior bow. centered by a rose. *eMR AND MRS LESTER A. DUDGEON, JR. Mnr Pasty Myera, Mra Helen I cured her fingertip veil of white; Stanford Becomes Bride. . . Miss Ruth Ann “ * Schramm. Mr*. Dorman and Mrs ! illusion in bouffant atyle. Siie car- i AltofL ried a tingle white Duchess rose. I All visitor*, throughout the Mrs. Robert Giese (the former show seemed to enthusiastically Sue Phelps>. Levittown. Long Isenjoy the'art of Barry County's i land, N. Y.. served as matron of nd Rapids. Otsego. Allegan young people Many comments j honor and bridesmaid* were Mlu Manhall. Member* of the Welcome Wa­ were made of how well Dr. Marilyn Hauch,Chicago. III.; Mr* gon Club met May 3. in the Castleman, head of the hanging I Michael York. Ypsilanti, and Mrs on May 19. Methodist Church bUMincnt and W..U committee, L... . IM... and hto helper* a IUMJ had George • Allen of Ann ■Arbor. ■■ • . planned a spaghetti dinner for arranged IL , I The attendants were dressed Nuptial vows were exchanged women and their husbands unjudged exhibit was Identically in floor-length Empire ^.ake-0 Joycee Head by MLm Ruth Ann Stanford and the Lester Albert Dudgeon. Jr.. Sat- to be held at the ' Y Camp at 1 Rlvpn b>. ArU*U' Workshop in ' K'™”1* of Scondale rose silk crepe. । Ronald Stevens has ,Iren give ioiucmko reUdaXs an an uuop- 'The bodices featured square neck-- p.rn on Saturday. .-----„—•• May • 21. ,, onjer to giir DTn urdny April 23. at the Betlile- C M NanUl wlU will rtVS ___ __________ ■> local linaa Domed president of the 1Lake ham Baptist Church in KalamaRonald Nage givei a talk talk , ___ portunity to are.________ l*>w well line* nrul and hall bell alamra alreves. Th. The raised 9drs.*n Jaycres. Stwcns and zoo. .The Rev. Charles Hulbert cn (lie recreational facilities In youlh doing in all areas of waistline* were accented by a ro»e Other- office.-* are to be Install-। p.-rformed the ceremony. the Hasting* area. iuch as hunt- 1-^ Among the ouutandkig ex­ embroidered ribbon and a narrow ing. ftohlng. hiking and booting. Wblu by Ulp budding forest green velvet streamer. The Parents of the bride ut Mr. SJw. w be P^~«r torn "g™ mav T-. mireliaflwl fmm ... ...... A-iine skirts had wide unpreaaed the Hotel Hasting* on June 35. T ; pleats over the hipline. Their pink veils were held tn place with four ? %JS11*JESS Mfiuber. 1.. wd/amwl w.w.1 „„ „„ m .nd sweetheart roses and they carried pen and ink and In pencil and A. Dudgeon, Nassau Street. Kala- to dub Fawcett j^kje bouquets of pink sweetheart roses. an oli pointing. as seen in ■ maroo 1 j^wcet.t, Monnle Oakes. Edna Gary Klatt of Madison. Wto.. | Mr* Chartes A. Van Ameyden. Pn,*. Wille* and Sherry ( MADEMOISELLE served his brother as best man and Battle Creek, was lire sister's ma- nice. usher* were William.Ritchie. Joel 1 iron of honor and Paul Van DeAfter the meeting they held Shapiro and George Alien, all of Lester of Battle Creek served as a white elephant sale and everyAnn Arbor bee: man. ' one had a lol of fun. Coffee and Vicki Van Amcydcn. daughter dessert were served by hostesses, Mrs. Byron Fletcher couldn’t two-piece dress with matching ac­ have had a happier Mother's Day cessories and a white orchid cor­ 'Ameyden of Battle Croek, was Linda Ixiwry. sage for her daughter's wedding. F. ostensibly left to play golf and Tlie groom's mother wore a light '(lie flower girl. ---------- •------------instead met his daughter, Miss pink dress with a cocoa brown luce Usher* were Ctuulcs G. Stan- 'Af-tprirj Guidance June --------------------------------Fletcher, at the airport fnrrl of K^l.nmzor, ford Kalamazoo and Chalies Cluuies CAHCflU C?. \JUIUUIILC - ----- overcoat, matching luxeasoriea and Van Ameyden of Battle Creek returned Janie was a pink cymbldtum orchid corsage. The couple left on a wedding Mr*. Roger Buston. Mrs Jura “aolc “S T wiu nlk * ‘uMck *11 of hCT ,1CT rnothrr momcr.Immediately. following the cere­ Mrs Roger Mr* ./Y?” without being seen, and imagine mony a reception was held at the olenian. Marc Squler and Mr*.. ____ .__ Allegan and Hilda Blackford ^ere winners of prize* which •tt hand-made gifts donated by Aijve Hawkins. Maybeilc Smith apd Dorothy Meier Guests were from Battle Creek. Welcome Wogon Club to Host ■'* Husbands at Dinner Baptist Church In Kalamazoo is Nuptial Setting ' makes a shift to the primitive 7.00 Clinic Board Meeting «/ 1U.. SJTS, “2 SKTS “x kJ!-- T...--, |V||\\ I |ir|]A\ ]Q vort-uxu/.lb, M, In Coming Year Miss Marjorie Tuntes was elect­ ed president or the Hostings Buslncss and ITofesslon.il Women* Club on Tuesday evening at a dinner meeting at the Hotel Has­ ting* Other officer* to be installed In June will be Miss Marlon Jones, first vice ------------president;--------Mrs ------------Frances ElUget. second vice jiresirlmt; Mrs Mar. -• — -SpackmaiL ---- •------------------recording —-------srereury; Miss Sharon Kermccn. cor­ responding Mecrrtary. and Mrs Ruth Kuhfal. treasurer. It was the annual year-end busi­ ness meeting with the officers and committee chairmen giving reports of their yea?* work. The dinner was furnished by the losing team on the sale of style show tickets. Mr. and Mrs BULOVA Graduation Collection John Steven Levy, son of Mr and Mr* Henry Silis Levy of Detroit, has been set for July 23rd. Mtos Caston, a senior at West­ ern Michigan University, will do lier practice teaching In Detroit this Fall where her fiince will be a senior law student at Wayne State University. turned Sunday from vacation up north. WHITE'S Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Phil Mosher of Morihcr and Carol of • William­ ston Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mo­ sher of Grand Raplsd were Fri- ting* High Sciiool. attended Mrs Joan Zeldrr as part-time | Mtalc f^danclng w» fumtohed Adrian College and is employed psychiatric social worker was an- „ * M*ry Prter*jn* 010 by the Social Security Admlnls- pounced. Mrs. Zeider has tier w«* D5Holt J° hear U»,Bob-1 Mr* Gary Klatt and Mr* James tn*tlon The bridegroom a master’s from the University of |rrt Shawjpiorale concert allhe.wtowcU were at Use guest book; graduate of Central High School Chicago. Masonic Temple. |Mr* Ross Dunn. Mtos Brenda in Kalamazoo, is employed by I 1 W * '» I • • • |Boyd. Mr*. Willard Smith and CIV Park. Wto.rj ri» Dr. John LundwJ I^Ulyl »■ C. hm/U .jU two ot I Mta IU>. Sjodran wrvM <h« _______ o beT grandchildren. ------------ •_______ ------------off Uy, Lake Odeaaa Odessa and Mn. Mis F16r-I FWr- ,her grandchildren, Claire Ctairo and and ’I cake cake; Mrs Roy cartoon Carbon and Mr* „ , , , .. . „ । rv Godfrey Goodyear, visited the William Damson served punch: Kay Caston to Wed July 23 MU* The wedding date for — Kay Ann Caston, daughter of 17519380 Society newS £hip'r$hore 'From our' MRS DENNIS H KLATT , . Miss Mary I-ee Morey Becomes Bride. haitiNCi — ru-. 945-3967 concilia ••** PROFESSIONAL »nn HAIR STYLING COMPLETE BEAUTY TRAINING - lunan iU«l. LEARN rry on hto back at Blodgett Hw- Sunday nt Lal and and to is convalescing convalescing vety very The groom. groom. Dennis Dennis Klatt, Klatt of of pital The well, according to tlie report Cam bridge. Mass.. and two man Sorb*. HH3 geography teacher, bere of hto wedding party. Joel rupturejd a disc in hto back on Shapleo and William Ritchey of March ‘27 wl*en he sneezed. He Ann Arbor were house guesto of was orated for 20 day* at home | Mr*. Roger W(swell during their before en'-rring the hospital. ! Harting* visit. ____ _________ Don't go near the water without full marine insurance! Steer s wfe course for bostIng fun with inturance that old bars of pnmibvist nbroidery. on an A lina r sophisticates, eatherspun earth tones 50% polyester. )% cotton. 8 to 18. offer* you complete coverage Morine for boat owner*. See u», and The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alyno Fingleton protect yourself against lots duo to fire, theft, accident or liability. Coleman 203 S. Michigan Agency Hastingg Wl 5-3412 FOR SALE . . . ’ Mrs. Clayton Brandstetter served * iL,„u~., ____ Tlie Bill Butler family were coffee Helping about the room were Mrs Chester Hodges. Mrs guests of tils parents at their Gun Lake cottage near Streeters Fred J’orteous. Mrs Raymond Fin­ nic and Mrs Homer Smith. Diane Landing Mother* Day. Hl* five brother* and their families Join­ Pryor and Martha Johnson pre­ sented each guest with ros? petals, ed the gathering for tbc day. to shower the bride and groom .is they left. (Martha, with her family, There was a happy Mother's had attended the Clarke-von Rets Day event Sunday In the actlvl- wedding In Detroit that morning > For traveling the new Mrs Klatt ily of Nashville They all at­ changed to a two-p)ece raspberry­ tended St. Rose of Lima Church pink dress. She wdre a sweetheart when Martin Btamler, Jr., took his First Communion, ho being A rehearsal dinner was given by tlie only boy of six youngsters the groom's parents at the Hotel Tlwre was special picture taking Hastings later in the evening a aft/? the service by the church party was given for the bride, and in front of the school so groom and friends at (lie James ■ the name of St. Rose would ap- Wtarells •pewr In the picture with Martin Out-of-town guests came from for this Important May 8th date Ann Arbor. Battle Creek. Grand Rapids. Ypsilanti. Midi; Cleve­ I of 1966. land. Ohio; Appleton. Milwaukee I The Dick Cooks were in Ann and Madison. Wl*.: Chesterton. i Arbor for the last May Festival Ind.; Chicago. Ill. and Levittown. I Concert at Hili Auditorium Sun­ Long Island The bride's parents hosted a day evening and to attend a U. of M Journalism seminar, and buffet supper at their home fol­ banquet, honoring retiring pro­ lowing the reception. After May 10 the couple's address fessor. Wesley Maurer Monday. will be 524 Putnam Ave,. Cam­ They- returned home Tuesday. bridge. Mass. Craig Huntley. Fled Jacobs and Steve Jacobs drove to Ann Arbor Sunday to attend the final concert o( tlie 73rd annual May Festival al Hill Auditorium that evening. •Music for a Great City” by Copland was played by the Philadelphia Orclieaira. un­ der the direction of Eugene Omtandy. for (he first part of the program and Symphony No. 9 in D minor. Op. 125 <’ choral”! by Beethoven. Mr and Mr*. Russell Palmer at R1 Hastings entertained a group of square dancers on Saturday night. April 30 The ealicr was Homer Redlnger from Sclioolcraft Mrs Redlnger is » Ulster of Mr* Ellsworth Newton Giieato Included Mr and Mrs Lynn Burdick and Mr and Mrs Ells­ worth Newton of Hastings Mr. and Mrs Merlin Young of Kala- waya fun. which is true, became this group of dancers had a lively evening, and are looking gathering*. A lunch wav enjoyed. 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Charge Cards BEAUTY ACADEMY WO 4-4016 �Parties Fete Pennock Hospital Bride's Parents' More Miss Sue Storkan Represented at Home is Setting Tri-State Assembly For Lovely Nuptials We're Rolling Out the Nome Mrs. Miller President of Joycee Auxiliary A* the prenuptial whirl for the wedding date being On Saturday afternoon. Ajxil May Parent’ Announce Daughter's Nuptial},. president of the Hastings Jayces Auxiliary at the meeting Monday, i Du Hamilton iLynll.a Jo Perryi resented at the 36th annual Tri­ Sute HcapltaJ Assembly which was im uiTikn CdlifOlflid Rob.rt 'dui«u cago, HL. Monday through Wed- deraert and coffee, was Bonnie at Parmalee's-Special Buys-Bargains Galore! Curtis of the Plrat Presbyterian Church at the home of the LADIES SPRING COATS Our entire stock of wool dress coats Marked Down Attending the bride aa matron Sandra Wedel of Augusta. Tom Ladies Cashmere Coats Odds and Ends 100% Coshmere in block or beige. Two styles from which to moke your choice . . . Regularly $59.91 From our ready-to-wear department. A reception was held following Dresses — Blouses — Sportswear, etc. ert Mason 61 Auguste, aunt ot »« 'Zl Reduced Now *44.00 RedtKid VS LADIES HATS One group of Spring and Summer Hats Ladies Dresses now *4.88 Now *2.00 Ladies Hose I 3-M.00 Ladies Pajamas Seamless in two shades: Honey and Mist. Sizes 8'/z to II. Regularly 98c 100% nylon. Mon-tailored styles in asst. Rotors. Sizes 32-40. Reg. $3.98 Now 2 Pa,’rs *1.00 now *2.88 Friends of Library Entertain Teachers On Tuesday afternoon the Friends of the Library were de­ lightfully entertained with a tea and open house for the high school teachers who‘were also taken on a tour of the library In which 1U facilities were ex­ plained and a welcome extended Society newS Following the Morey - Klatt wedding Saturday Uio Chester Hodgtsi entertained a group of friends for dinner tu their homo urday evening. The Gerald Beck- Slightly irregular. Regularly $2.98 dox. Now 2doz- $ 5.00 Boys Pants Boxer styles in danirrc or cotton and dacron blend. Sizes 2 to 8.*-Reg. $1.98 Now *1.00 Sleepers Scented, padded clothes hangers. Set pf 4 in asit. colors. Regularly $1.98 Stretch terry cloth with two pairs of pants. Assorted colors in sizes 3 to 18 months. Regularly $1.98. ------- New ’1.66 set now2p»’“$3.00 BEACH TOWELS New*1.99 Size 36 by 65-inch. Assorted patterns. Regularly $2.98 Blouse and Skirt Holders Garment Bags Holds up to six garments. Rog. $1.19 Jumbo size—holds up to 14 garments. Regularly $1.49. Now only 88' Now *1.00 STAMPED PILLOW CASES N.w *1.15 Hemstitched in assorted patterns. Regularly $1.69 -------------------- ' ----------------------------------- Terry Cloth Sea Isle Blanket Assorted prints. Regularly $1.19 yd. by Beacon 94% Royon and 6% Nylon. Assorted colors. Regularly $2.98. Now *1.00 Throw Rugs Non-skid backs In assorted sizes and colors. Regularly $3.98. Now 2 *5.00 Now 2, for *5.00 Kitchen Towels Terry with assorted patterns ond colors. Regularly 49c. Now 3 hr *1.00 Look for tamour 'Trad* Name’ labels on the things you buy...you'II find them here! Pariuialeeir 124 E»it State Street NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's Ljou'11 love our Now 4 hr *1.00 Hangers Judy Ransom and Karen For- BAKED GOODS Now *3.00 Now *1.88 ideas and information on tlie ad- Myvrs and family. Cleveland. Friday night before the wedding. Thc Joe Huberts hosted their potluck club for dinner at their by Beacon . . . Regularly $2.98 of with a dinner for the wedding Girls Rayon Panties BABY BLANKETS storkan Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kohler entertained Mra. George Kahler White and pastels in lace trimmed styles. Sizes 4-14 . . . Regularly 49c GAUZE DIAPERS~ ' »«• h"-” u Mr. and Mrs. Russell Palmer to Lansing where they met MSU student. Susan Kohler. had dlnNewtons. Girls Swim Suits Girls Coats and Suits The groups actlvltlm this year Robert Charlm Dumb of Included making a cash donation I Altoona. Pa. to the Special Education School. I the couple were wed tn a douhte giving two Thanksgiving basketa । rtng ceremony on Bunday. April and a Valentine party at the i10. at | pjn. In Latvian EvangelLachool. The women served at the Lutheran Church of Southern Christmas party for undnprivl- | California Loa AbK^a, Calif. “T They met one yrer ago in U» chests at PennocK Hospital. Angele* where lire troche* the drof . 1 und Itsrd of hearing at Henry Clay The E. L. Myers entertained • junior High School. pl tel care. Alfred Van Hom. in. executive director of Tri-Slate. said lioa- Dorothy Purvis of Battle Creek. Michigan In July. FoUowing the luncheon the party pllals are the fifth biggest industry was adjourned to the Storkan In the world employing over two million ^persons. One group of one and two-piece styles. Regularly $3.98. One group from our regular stock . . . Marked down from our regular-prices men's Board. There were some 10.000 auxiliary members and hospital personnel from Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan attending the pro­ miniature bride surround- Frank Ladies Slips Dacron and cotton blend with lace trim. Sizes 32-42 . . . Regularly $2.98 Nylon sheer chiffon, squares in osst. colors. Rog. 49c Sage, director of nursing; Edwin Wletnlk. chief physical therapist; Richard Fluke, business manager; Mrs. Ebune Shuler, RX operating roonl supervisor; Philip CoUurt, nurchaalrar agent- Mra. Jack Kcn. .... nedy. president of the Hospital Women’s Board, and Mra. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caukln and Capitol and had a very enjoy- Joyce iipdnt Mother's Day with their daughter and son-in-law, Ban Hazrlrnyer Is a patient at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanley, of Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids. Warren. One group—Two styles in woven jersey . . . Values to $9.98. LADIES SCARVES Thoso attending from itere were holla, a fluffy parasol for the glA table, all in pastel colors, creating a lovely wedding motif. Oui-of-town gurote wcro Kaye JamcH Bouck of Mt. Pleasant. Joon Jordan Ugan of Sault Ste. Merle and Barbara Halbert ehitrrh Cbunh nt of n.Hi. Hwu. Crrrk. Adding to tlie pleasure of tlie K opening was the "fun" of being togotiicr again for this group. On Tucnday noon. Sue's aunt, Mra. Wellesley Ironside hotted a very lovely luncheon shower at the -Hole! fur eight guests. Tlie North-south winners in the duplicate bridgo game Tuesday night at the Hartings Country Club Were Dr. Carl Peurach and Roy Hubbard. Second went to Mrs. Groce Denton and Mra. James Berry and third to Mra. Robert Cook and Mra. Frank McCloskey. East - w e a t winners were Mra. Carl Peurach and Mra. Roy Hubbard, second went to Mra. Charles Potte and Mrs. William Stebbhw and third was tied between Mr. and Mra. Ed Goodyear and Mra. D. C. French and Mra. Charles TrucsdelL There b always a double cele­ bration planned at the Jack Bays when May 9th to seen on the calaular because it Is the hirthrtny of their two daughters, Nancy and Judy. Thia year Nancy became 5 and Judy 2 ao young frlmda »m- invited to tlwir house for a party Bunday afternoon and what on exciting time it was as Jimmy’s bike the will be 7 May 22nd > w-.is passed on U» Nancy and be became the owner of a new oik. Mr. and Mra. William Ellis en­ tertained with a Sunday morning brunch honoring the First Com­ munion of their daughter. Cathy, at the St. Rose of Lima Church, and also In otwrvancc of Mother's Day. Barbara Ellis was home from Ute Burgess 'School of Nursing, and Mra. Ellis' slater. Mra. Irene Klbllnger of Battle Creek, and tier brother, Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Gurd of Nashville, were also guests. Tables were prettily decorated at Uie Hotel Hartings on Sundaj when there waa a family party to observe the 59lh wedding annlvcraary of Mr. and Mrs. Joiin Wcxxi Ttxie were 25 at the dinner in­ cluding Mr. and Mra. Hany Kildow aod W. A. Kellogg of Flint. Mr. and Mra. Rae Oorltos and Racllc and Rosalie of Albion. MrLena DePnester. Floyd Wood. Mr and Mr*. Bud Watera^gnd family. Mr. and Mra. Harold Gray and family and Mr. and Mra Kay Water*. ■ 6-." ■ Bud Stegtrt and Mra. Isadorc Johncock visited the Harold and iKenneih Bahteman familMa iq | Highland' Part, Bunday, Simple as 1-2-3 Compare Quality and Prices G Buttercrust Bread__________ — 26c Our own rich milk loaf. Always a pleasure to serve at dimter. lunch or snacks. 6 for 42c Baked Sweet Rolls £ FRIDAY b SATURDAY SPECIAL! All 63c Coffee Cakes Sa*«7c Special 56c 2. Buy from Us ond 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds |£ NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! Butternut, Date nut. Almond. Apple, Cherry, Cinnamon Sugar, Bluberry and Brown Sugar-Nut Filled. Orange Knots__ _________6 for 42c glared. Danish Krisps___________ 6 for 45c A dchciout Danish pastry with cinnamon and pecans. drenched in sugar and bated. Oh! So good. Remember Cookie Day Every Wed., 4 dox. asst. —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— ii. 11 , SERVICE filler SOURACIEAN $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP 107 E. Woodland, Hasting* Phone Wl 5-2091 Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturday* Your LAST CHANCE to SAVE! ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT TO ^^xHtffDRESS UP YOUR HOAAE WITH I WALLPAPER' ______________ _____________________________ DURING OUR CLEARANCE WIDE SELECTION FOR EVERY ROOM Sunday afternoon. Mother's Day. little Anne Kathryn Peter­ son. daughter of the Paul Peter­ sons, was bapuzwl at St. Rae of Lima Church after which her i;..uulparents. Dr. and Mrs Ray­ mond Finnle entertained a group of friends at their home In honor of the occasion. A family dinner party followed at the Hastings Hotel including the Robert Van­ derWei f family of Menominee. Falls, W1&. and Dr. and Mra. Charles Todd Of Beaumont, Texas. . Monday evening tlie "Busy 8" Club honored their mothers and guests with a dinner at the S;x)rtswomen's Club at Podunk lake. Dinner was prepared and served by the women of the club. Tables were gaily decorated with vases of Spring flower*. Each guest received a gift and corsage. The evening wm spent in playing rants with prim going to Mra. Fannie End­ sley, Mr*. Dorto McDonald. Mrs Myrtk Johnson and Mbs Katha­ rine Weeber. 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 SM-1’- ^^^*w^****SS8 j 39< 1 HASTINGS PAINT & WALLPAPER 107 L State Sl Wl 5-2981 �•-TWI BANNER . 30 disadvantaged children who Afl .-Um I ■» in will be entering -----regular school ‘Head Start’ Program for Hastings Set Koch child will receive a fuU medical and denial examination, and required treatment. The program also pruv.de* nutrition­ al, educational and social *ervThe Harting* itchool district teex. a* well a* special sessions has received a S5J27 grant from for parent education the Ofiu-c of Economic opportanKy to finance an eight-week birthday dinner Sunday, HUnmer Head Start program to provide pre-school training for Thornapple Lake road. SevenKen were present honoring Mra. Re's biythdsy Mr. and Mra Eu-1 gene nsher and. three daughters MILLER guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Re on May 3. Mrs. Dorothy Fisher of 'Thornapple Lake road and Mrs. Hugh Snow of Nashville! IUL ESTATE ivscieiiHiiiieimnuiuia [Armed doncef} I-News Notes-1 E*aeu**4J innf1* Frederick J Newton. GH.OJ. US Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Newton, was able to be home for a short leave and go trout fishing on the Pine River with hl* dad and also attend hto slater's wedding. Fred to a third class Gunner's Mate and has charge of the ammunition and gun shack on the Destroyer UBS Zcllars DD. 777. Hto ship recently returned from lhe CarA- going to the Boston Shipyards for Inventory and will leave for the Mediterranean in late Au­ gust to be gone until the first of the year or later. dence on Thursday. Airman Michael W. Johncock. Mra. Marshall Cook and fam­ ily were guest* of Douglas al Ferris State on Sunday for the Delton, ha* reported aboard the Mo. her * Day activities. ISTATt MRVICI IMSURANCI than and the •election toy the i Ourato of Uw J. J. Mead* on choir was'followed with benedic- Mother s Day were Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox of Coldwater. Mr. and Mra. Hubert Mead and Dick of Berrien Springs and Mr. Darieen K. Jarman. Hastings MorcAboufr^-^- 17 HHS Scholars Inducted in Supervisor* Honor Society ll.Aibic.^ HWUgi U-M Scholarship* In an impresalve ceremony Fri­ tortum, 17 Juniors and seniors were Inducted into the William T. Wal­ lace Chapter of the Nat tonal Honor Society. Seniors initiated Included Jim DeVault. Pat Stamm. Lee Belfield. rr*! ol rr**H>K>ft>llltr and ai BE IT rURTHItk k^OLV .ol»< ul thia Raaalaltea ba be 'different, for it is in that very difference that you will stand out The 220th AFROTC Detach-1 menl at Purdue University, ha* announced that Senior / Junior Cadet Edward R. Slalbaum. Jr.. del Stalbaum by virtue of his demonstrated leadcralilp ability. He Is currently working toward a degree in industrial manage­ ment and Mrs. Delwln Hutchins, 327 the Air Force and la undergoing four weeks of basic training at Lackland Military Training On- 120 W. STATE ST. KraSrta. r ratal l»:4 L'arrlrd Ion Carried STATE OF MICHIGAN entertained "ta<GHo5T*»<i„ MR.0W AI.LteON GREEN TKCHNICOUOM * M * umwkSM nctuM M...I Miller UrKibbl R4 Hastings, has been Detected for training at Chanute AFB. CATCH THESE Lena Snell serne arriving from Battle Creek, Grand Rapid* and Elkhart. Ind. “This I* the one single quality Mrs. Snell 1* aUU enjoying her that distinguishes you and me from poinsetla which ha* continu­ all ocher nationalities on earth, ously blossomed since Christmas. and the charactertsUc of our culOf the 82 hopefuls on the 1966 proudest." Michigan State Spring football roster, 42 are from out-of-state the Flag which opened Friday's Ohio heads the list with 11 con­ tributions. Hawley gave the invocation. Her­ bert Moyer directed the choir and Steve Youngs-Introduced the main speaker. Participating in the candle­ lighting ceremony were Cynthia Moyer. Carl Hoffman. Mary Lynn Settles. Kenneth Weller and Cyn­ thia Bottcher. Christina Campbell r» <•• Pa»n>ll axhoilla administered the pledge to the initiates, Nancy Ellis welcomed Airman Hutchins Is a 1965 graduate of Hastings High School. He selected the adminis­ trative area for training upon completion of basic training. Wl 5-4174 Mra. UUMN "ntr.F.s- Slalbaum, R3. Cogswell Road. Hastings, lias been promoted to the rank of Cadet lat Lieutenant, in the Purdue Air Force ROTC. Fact 1: Fire insurance alone on home and contents is not enough. Your home could be destroyed by windstorm, explo­ sion or other hazard. Fact 2: Theft coverage of your possessions, at home and away, should be included. Fact 3: A lawsuit judgment against you could cost you everything you own. You need liability insurance. Fact 4: You get all this and more in one Homeowners policy.. . with one low prcmidml bicycles chedrwl at day. The Inspection is being spon- tame rampaging revolutt□ns as well officer as soothe the seething spirit* of discontent around the world. . . . "As you Journey through life Nancy Elite, Cynthia Moyer. Cyn­ Miss Eleanor Miller of Chi­ thia Botlcher, Gloria Casey. Carl that your goals are worth pursuing. Hoffman. Darlene Jarman. Mary Be certain that superfluous smoke the week. Friday Mrs. Wlswtll or interfere with your purcult of Individual truth* a* an Individual luncheon at the Hastings Hotel WHKKKAB v« trrl tk*t it 1* tighter and attack aircraft. know the facts about insurance Bike Check Saturday to have fiesimer^ Loralyn Gilbert. Ronnie ported in Mayport. Fla. The Roorevelt la a-mobile. self austaln- Before you move in awarded University of Michigan Regents-Alumni scholarship*. । Thoma* R. Hoyt of Gull Lake, High. Thomas D. Griffith Of Middlevllle and Dan Lae Hayes of Wayland also received scholarships.I Stanley declared that the one Sue Cordray, Linda Dunkelberger, Kathy G**klB and Gayle Barlow. will soon b? moving into their Streets. Btanley. after commending lhe initiates fur their schoiarahlp and leadership tn being selected tor the Honor Society, urged an mem­ bers of the student body to develop their talent* to the fullest He suggested the student* de­ velop individualism, and do their •il.OO 60.00 <0.00 30.00 10.00 ao.oo The Ion IVHI.aw Crtdlrr. 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Mother's Day Sunday. ■ All-Star Bargains Sure to Make a Hit! closed for carrying: ONLY 7K* DEEP! 138 W. Stole. Ph. 945-4284 electronics-' specialist The air­ man. a 1963 graduate of Hastings PAYROLLS PREPARED BY High School, attended the Uni­ COUNTY CLERK — versity of Michigan. He recently completed basic training al Uickland AFB. Tex. VALUES Model 331 slim-sllhouatte design In basic black, with turquoise accent* Board of County Road Commistioneni of the County of Barry, Michigan Charles H. Leonard, Chairman Clarence Longstreet. Member Otis L. Boulter, Member Coms out In the open, fun-lovtrs. ft s time lo swing into a Dodge Coronal 500 con­ vertible. You're tired ol the ho-hum habit. You want new looks ... not look alike*. Inside. you want bucks! sun. smart canter console, full carpattag. You're the kind that likes lots ol room and comfort in your car. You want Dodge Coronet 500. The con- JOIN THE DODGE REBELLION vartibla that gives you what you want without your asking for it. And aven soma extras you didn't expect. It's convertible time... time for you to join the Dodge Rebellion. » A CHRYSLER ZgJ motors coaroiunoe HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. stat. st. I �1 Our Special Education Efforts Show Progress The visitation committee of the Barry County Special Edu­ cation Department, consisting of school admlnUtratoro, cltixans and a member of the Michigan Dept, of Education, made a tour was serving a total of 98 students through the special education In Middleville, Freeport. Algon­ facilities In the Barry County quin and Altcft schools; Kath­ leen Morrison. 96 students in the schools on Tuesday, May J. Delton and Pleasantvlcw schools, Beginning In the monjtng. the and Pam O'Leary. 9! students in committee visited the special the Hastings system. education room for handlcaoped Mtea Mae Boonstoppci. school children In Middleville's West Elementary school. Mra. Aline diagnostician, gave a resume of Prlsby, teacher, explained the In­ the number of children that she structional program being car­ ried out In this room. From there placements made during the the group traveled to Hastings Thomas Howard, coordinator for a tour of Miss Virginia An­ derson's primary special educa­ of special education, explained tion room In Southeastern school, the secondary special education and Mra. Jeanette Tredinnick's program and the work experi­ later elementary room al North­ ences that are being provided for eastern. Both Mrs. Tredinnick tlie high school age youth. How­ and Miss Anderson demonstrated ard also stated that six children activities being carried on in from the Hastings district were their rooms Ixavlng Hastings, attending programs for the phy­ tlie committee traveled to Del­ sically handicapped at the Ann ton for lunch and an afternoon J. Kellogg school In Bailie Creek visitation in Mr. Milla's later and one youngster from Delton elementary special education Is attending the Upjohn school In Kalamazoo on a luiUon basis. facility. The group then convened in Howard also explained that the Delton school library and there would be two additional was Joined by the entire Barry programs next year, a Junior County Health Department as high special education room for well as many other Interested the handicapped in Hastings and citizens for. the summation of a room for trainable handi­ the programs over the past year. capped sponsored by the Barry T.. .2—I - office. An overview of the speech II Intermediate Miss Esther Belcher, consult­ ant in special education with the Michigan Dept of Education, stated: “The progress made in programs for handicapped stu­ dents. three speech correction programs and a diagnostic pro­ gram. clearly indicates strides In Rural Resident Describes Effects 01 Lightning Mrs. Moore Dies At Irons Home; Rites Held Here Saturday. April JO, about terrine blast that shook our home on the Goodwill Road for what seemed a full minute. thunder storm, and being asleep, did not see any lightning, our first thought was possibly a locket, so we turned on the tran­ sistor radio, then came a flash of lightning, and some thunder, so we knew what had happened. anymore, we were in Ignorance ruiKSM ....... ■ M. Moore. tt. Rl Iron*, who died about what happened until about CommenUng on the earlier 8 am. as we were on our way to room visitations Miss Belcher Head Lake to do the usual spring cleaning of our place there ferences from room Funeral Home. ven's Road, about 100 rods south grouping of the children. Three Of Goodwill Road, we saw the rooms indicated a conducive enhighway Uttered with leaves. Ing the neads of youngsters.” In closing Miss Belcher stated of Samuel and that visitations by cltixen groups ahould be a continual process in an attempt to keep the commun­ ity informed of the needs of children with special learning Ungs in 1019. problems. > Many of the visitors asked former employees of the Hsstlngx questions about different aspects Mfg. Company. They retired of the program. their Rl Irons address. near PeaMr. and Mrs. Bill Myers. Tom. Terry and John of Lancaster. Ind., were Mother's Day guests of her parents, the Marland Jays. In addition to her husband. The Harold Phillipa are ex­ pected home on May 19 from Delbert of Rl HaaUngs, Howard Tyler. Texas, where they have of Cloverdale Road and LaVemd spent eight months. of R3 Hastings; three daughters, Mra. Delbert iViotet) Curite and Mra. Tony <Emma Jean) Totten of Rl Hastings, and Mra. Ernest I don't need cash with an grandchildren; 15 great grand 1 children; three brothers, Gleet Rapids and Sam Plnkbelner of Emerson < Fiona i Lind and Mra. donla. List Methodist . Church Activities At Delton HOB CREDIT CARD! The Hastings Banner TW ti___ J__ ia__ 15 1QAK Thunday, May 12. 1966 Br. Asplund is Honored by Surgeon Board A PROCLAMATION Maye.- Franklin C. Beckwith has issued a proclamation declaring that May 19. 20 and 21 are Poppy Days In Hastlnga and called on all citizens to pay tribute to the men and women who have served their Nation In time of emergency. Mayor Beckwith proclaimed: WHEREAS. Each year we, as American citizens, set aside a special period in which we pay our deep and thankful appreciation to the men and women of all gener­ ations for their love and devotion to the tinted States and for their contributions to the cause of freedom through their service in the Armed Forces, and WHEREAS. It is altogether proper that we should pay this tribute especially by materially assisting tlie men and women who have been liandlcapped because of this service, and WHEREAS, The poppy has become the flower that Is symbolic of a Memorial to our war heroes. NOW. THEREFORE. I. Franklin C Beckwith, do here­ by designate and proclaim Thursday. Friday and Saturday. May 19. 20 and 21. as POPPY DAYS IN HASTINGS and I urge every citizen to support POPPY DAYS as organized by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. I further recommend that all ol us Join on MEMORIAL DAY. MAY 30, in paying tribute to the men and women who have given so much In the cause of freedom and Justice. \Pranklln C. Beckwith. Mayor of Hastings recently by being recogntaed as a । Diplomat of the American Board The special honor requiras at .least four years of spaclillMrf study in surgery In addition to 1 completing t h e examinations successfully. This alerted us that something unusual had happened What happened was that a bolt of lightning had struck a white Oak. about two feet In diameter, tore a big slab from the east side of it. and hurled it about ten rods up the slope In a north­ ww . ten on the left forearm by the easterly direction. Tlie force seemed to come from tlie roots of the tree. A fence had through his heavy fireman's been stapled to this tree when It s Was just a grub, so It had grown into the tree. The Conservation Department usually took up all quin Schoo! to extinguish a fire fences after buying the land, cutting the fence each side of tad..r . >» ch.^. .. .. _ _____ ____I under the hood or a istw cnevrothe trees. There nftist have been quite a lot of the old fence left In the volving buildings. ground as the lightning followed The first alarm was about Mr. and Mrs Forest Belson the fence course south to a drain- 1:45 am. when firemen took the fige tube crossing the road, go­ • Jeep truck",,to extlnguLdi glass and Mrs. Alma Durkee visited tlie W B. Belsons Saturday eve­ ing under the road on this con­ tireo east of Hastings. ning. ductor. Also, the boll went north, plowing great furrows to a cher­ pm. when a 20 by 40-foot bam ry tree, then continuing on sev­ eral rods to another tube under Ernest Hooten and family caught fire, —apparently from nearby me y,.......... the roau road. It must have followed the tree I J*™1* bJtrn„tnuK ThJ roou acTOM the rood, under the ,lv" nn lh^ u«-w rc"1 roadbed, as there were holes about 814 miles northeast of blown out from beneath, and Hastings. also from the banks on both along with a rolotlller. other sides of the road. Everybody who has reported seeing this say that they never The third alarm occurred The Mar-o-nou Group of Del- Ing Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Harry Bcaven at their Wall Lake home, beginning with a carry-in « 1 Hastings Firemen Answer a Alarms Monday He did post-graduate studies at Blodgett Hospital before go­ ing to Big Rapids last year. He Is associated With Dr. John White. In July they will be Joined 1951 graduate of Hastings High School Mrs Asplund, the for­ mer Ann Steury. Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Steury and a 1955 graduate of Hastings High School. The Asplunds have purchased a farm home on Townline Lake, Xeir^four children Eteth «« Tlie Robert Benhoms of Battle Creek visited his parents, the Bert Benhams. on Mother’s Day no telephoned from Pittsford. Thoughts For A Week God IS dead in the hearts of those who find a belief in God a barrier to something they are determined to’do. Martinez home on the Hammond Road northwest of Hastings. Sparks from the chimney ig­ nited wood shingles. causing some damage to the roof. Fire­ Friday Mrs. Thelma Kidder of men had been called to the Carter Lake and Mrs Violet Smith of Cartton Center were Wednesday, May 5. when sparks here are meeting Saturday at the soring a "Going away party" far the Charles Monica family, soon COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE W.a partshlqpcrs of a fanner pastor, the Rev. Laurence WatcrMrtlvxlljrt Church from 1955 to arc Invited to attend. The Mot's Fellowship of the church are holding a "Ladies 1 Night" meeting Bunday evening i at the Cliurch at 7 with appro- j prtatc prognun. The men of the the Martha Circle Nets Darrow. Office SuwhM Bat low Gardens florist Mrs Rev. Howard W. Rogers, pas-' tor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, has announced that a special baptismal aervloe will be1 held this Bunday at 3:30 pm at, the Coats Grove Christian I Church, located about 4'4 mllee "sa Plumbing I Halting HMbnjB 1HI S Hardware lefltfiet. Espatrs C. A Mattson Builder Ciotkiat aae Accassarm Bonnatt i Gown Shop Claveiand*! Mens Store Parmalat Store Waters Clothes Shop with Plan Baptismal Service Sunday At Coats Grove Aauaittiff Semen le»ry» Autc 8 «oo> Suooh Mtrbie'i Standard Service v | I friendly Service FUNERAL HOME W. Finish Shirts. Flatwoek, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibton) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 Robert H. Sponoble, Owner W. Green at Broadway Several have signified their de- I ire for this rite and a num- Anyone Interested should get in Top Listings In are carpeted, and downs tain It has a living room, dining room. ..$8,500.00 A GOOD HOME AND SITUATED ON A 16-ACRE PLOT, home bath, kitchen, electric heater, front and back perches. and 16 acres land close to Freeport, on blacktop road, lor ..$7,700.00 $11,000.00 A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 it. boat and 12 it. iish- IN THE FOURTH WARD Bujt’r Haitian monte can be completed. Rev. Olson Clark, pastor ol I the Wesleyan Mathodist Church. baptismal iHMMi ladM im Nm The two bedrooms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family —$16,800.00 water at Stolts families met at the I home of the Lawrence Baums on | Saturday evoilng to help Law­ rence celebrate his birthday. | and half-bath, basement heating plant fired with ...................... $15,000.00 room, dining room, kitchen, full bath, hat a basement with Oil soil, located in Odessa Township, Ionia County ....$1Q.500.00 A VERY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2nd-WARD, has A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOMI IN THE 4th WARD, has large kitchen with dining space, complete bath and another small room off the bathroom. Michigan collar, heated with gas latest patterns in Card NOW!. WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS service. *i ..$4,000.00 A GOOD GOING BUSINESS located on »n excellent large site and excellent living quarters also; has steady bu^neis. priced at$55,000.00 ANOTHER HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has three bedrooms up- ...BIJOOlOO THREE NICE BUILDING LOT$ ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for -..$450.00 WE HAVE HAD flUMODUMHSUOfl ....$9,500.00 COMPLETE NANKING & TRUST SERVICE IliisTinqs Cilq Ihmh a real nice brick house, ranch typo. with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower bath, lots of chilling pr bed after effects. The public ia invited. Shopping will never be more convenient than it If right now . . . with a FREE Hasting! City Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge, it, Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank’s Credit Card Plan. Remember, Ifg a free service to you when your account is paid in full In 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay * minimum of $1000 par month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee'added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit | Mi. Wl S.IW TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES .$10,500.00 Dry CHiaau Barry Cleaners Hastings Cleaners 30 Yean Experience ton W8CS of the Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday. May 18. The afternoon circles will meet al >:30 Mt: the Ruth Circle will meet with Mra. Cry­ stal Watson. and the Esther Circle with Mrs. Marie Pritch­ ard. The evening circles will meet at 8 pm.; the Electa Clr- You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! EKOVK Motor Service Hartlngi Electric Inc. SPQNABLE Family Bundle* Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD. A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET gat heat, double garage, living room h carpeted, and drapes go .$10,500.00 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING A VIA* ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPU LAKE with living .$9,300.00 �uTilwdl Greenville Nips •W _• HH 1 । Hastings Track Team Wednesday I Chuck Jordan won the shot Armchair Athlete Ws The Hastings 880 relay team of Roger WTO, Mike Fitzgerald. Mike Hess and Tim Williams Sometimes, it seems, that people are about the -worst. 'Hut doesn’t sound just right. What we want to say is that some people certainly are a long ways from being whit people ought BOWL to be. ... If you have any doubt of the misuse of our wonderful natural resources, all you have to do is go fishing from thie shores of our lakes and streams. Bottles, tin cans, junk, bed springs—you name it—fitter twnk* and ths beachea. Beer 11 . .T* George I Trojans. Johnson’s double cans and bottles, washed up from and the winter's ice fishing, make walking on the lake bottoms worth singled. Oarlock and Bjork to be found along the streams. This to Michigan Week,' and DlCk Hamm caught for tbS personal resolution to make and word and spots In singles. Chuck Guenther r that Williams SUMMER LEAGUES Phone for Information Bob Stack is leading the Red Division. Gordon Ironside the u> constantly spread the Blue, A. Smith and MarthaB to avoid adding u> the dirt filth which contaminate which should reflect the Hastings Country Club's Monday golf league. The Saxon golfers lost to Ionia by the U£. Fish and Wildlife y one stroke. 171 to 172. John Peterson led the local gram to liberate some 1.7 million of the fish in Lake Michigan Federal workers planted 100,000 lakers each in Grand Traverse Wieland had 44s. Bob Herron- led the Bulldogs Bay and an area offshore from Hamm which scored Steve with a 41. Steve Thatcher and Leland. The remaining 75,000 fish went into waters near Charlevoix. About 88.000 were planted In April near Ludington and there to a possibility that another release of that size will Need Permits Taffee, Terry Greenfield. James and Steve Alien!Ing I in the seventh. c wood's Dave Bjork singled on’t give > our graduate watch. Name Leaders In Monday HCC Golf Divisions SMrt, FfMay NH», May 13. for Adult & Ju.ior Bowion. " ccutron- mepiece Woodland 4H Saddle Club Plans Activities Christiansen 46, 4. A. Smith, Woodland I. Kelhl 58. 0; 4H Saddle president Bob Smith. The Club lias six new members, Brent Rolller, Roger and Bruce Hostetler, and Sharon Brodbcck at Wood- ter 45. 3. Pugh 58. 1; Chase 55. 4. Siegel 64. 0; Bennett 46, 4. Hodges 51. 0. Pairings for Monday: Foster For Deep Lake Camping Area bars camo to nee the film and watch ttv- actual shoeing of a Chris Belaon waa appointed chairman lor the overnight campout al Yankee Springs, planned for June 18 and 19. 6 and Water Funds will come Michigan's way in the next 10 Ing developed into a rustic-type year* to help underwrite outdoor , campground to accommodate 120 projects. . . . camps and the Deep Lake fishing site. There will not be electricity and no flush toilets. Despite the weather, there have been about 75 camps in use at the Gun Lake camp­ ground during the past week- GUllland plan this event. There will be u committee meeting May Open Bowling Name Leaders In Bliss River Bend League Al - McConnell, Al Carr ,__ pm. Karen Barnum gave a demon- Merrill Karcher are leading the A Plight of Ute E. W. Bllaa River Bend golf league after Thuraday's matches. Frank Deryke. Dick Bryan, Leonard Spyker. Larry J a me a and Carl Baker lead the B Flight Middleville High's terrific shot- and Charles Altoft, Ted Bustance, Harold Pass, Ron ArmDave VanElst and Jamie RohrC Flight. , bacher broke the only Spring­ McConnell led the field firing field Relays record last week. Veryl Belaon. Don Mathews and Deryke bad 52s. Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambari Your Hoeti HASTINGS BOWL IRC Woodland at Michigan ' 1 u • '" : .••H.Tjyni : t} I k b.ilW play ball! We’re ready to1 White Division row 55. 2, Steury 64. 2; Lublcnirckl 46. 3, Kinney 53. 1; Norris 51. 4, Roberts 49. 0; Boughton 3, Feldpausch 1; Peurach 49. 4, Mc­ Millan 52. 0. Pairings for Monday — Steury vs. McMillan, Peurach vs. Jerow; Feldpausch vs. Norris. Sexton vs. Lubtcnleckl; Campbell vs. E. MllThe find. YMCA-Youth Council ler, Renner va. Rohde; Boughton baseball clinic was held on John­ son Field Saturday for Junior Hahn vs. Kinney. High boys and a clinic for 5th Red Divfelon . Mathews 43. 4; Irwin 53, 0; ducted by BBS Coach Bernie Stack 50. 4, Booth 47. 0; J. Cro­ nlnger 43, 4, Osgood 61, 0. next Saturday. Pairing* for Monday — Sponablc va Chenoweth. O. Miller vs. Teams were organized and W. Cronlnger; J. Cronlnger vs. Fletcher, Stock vs. Frandsen; games scheduled for next Satur­ Baseball Clinic Saturday for 5th, 6th Graders erected at Deep Lake which will MAY IB Adult Mired U^u. of 7:30 Club thc L. E. Tas&c!! Registered Quarter Horae Farm for a Clinic Boatings. Gun Lake campground. ivehiman WEDNESDAY NITE . . dri vert tost preparatory to RaanTyiag Faulkner vs. Guenther. Spring. In late May or early June, another 490,000 ftoh arc AllUter; Christiansen vs. Bay, scheduled for this State’s Lake Michigan waters. The schedule Snyder. also calls for stocking about Bine Division 765,000 young fish in Wisconsin „. fl. waters of Lake Michigan. For Ken Morrill, manager of Lake Superior, the plan is to|^<^0 53^^Hubbell^B°0 ^Cova Z^Btair^ O^ve io i^S Ung lake trout this Spring and State park motor vehicle permit . 0; Blair 45, 4. H. Smith 67, is now required for entry of any arner 58. 4, Hollister 57. Gardner 59, 4. Gillespie 59, fishing site and campground in port" to 7,000 Federal recreation Jacobs 46. 4, Limbaugh 45, areas throughout the country ia the Yankee Springs area and on sale at aome Conservation rairuigs lor monaay—man vs. Department offices In Michigan. GUlMple, Gardner vs. H. Smith.4 Die |7 vehicle entrance penult Homaty Vs. Hollister, Jacob* vK ^Mnrrlll explained that will provide money foe'the Fedarea previously was used n Wood; Laubaugh va Hubbell, overflow campground to ac lion program. It is estimated that about 340 million In Land Leod, Sherwood vs. PanhJ; War- SUMMER 7:30 MIXED LEAGUE Penn (B>. 3rd Mathews 43, 4 points; Irwin 53. ; Stack 50, 4; Booth 47, 0; -J. land purchased by the Long Cronlnger 43. settled Lake Protective Association — Spanable va Chenoweth. G. Hope Township. Plans include MUier vs. W. Cronlnger; J. Cro­ Greg GUloiu and Doug Storrs installation of a dam. . . . defeated Krywanskl and Watt. Plantings of 275,000 yearling nlnger va Pletcher. Stack va. toond when Steve Schonyer tripled and came home eve Spoon's sacrifice. WU- with Greenville High came through through Dog Warden Dean Bra­ den who may be contacted through the sheriff's office. 56-53 defeat al Charlotte WydUSE BANNER WANT AD3J 'earns at Greenville nounced that fW4Mv rrnils thflTO la B I Lively Ones able with electricity and two day with Dave Hathaway's Dodgers .ra playing nluvliw Mouse Mnnui ' Reynolds' Tlevnzilrta* Lawrence; Mathews vs. Good­ flush-type toilet buildings andI (’ also showers. Future plans for Astros and Elmer Smith's Giants year, Irwin vs. Belfield; Faulk­ playing BUI VanDenburg's Red- ner vs. Guenther. other 200 sites. ' legs at 9 on Johnson field in the A new sanitation .station for 8th grade league. trailers at the Gun Lake enDave Hollister's Indians and Steve Chenoweth's Angels meet mortal Day. Trailers will be able1 at 9:15 in the 7th grade league as do Bob Jerow's Orioles and Williams Lake has about 151 Wes Lewis’ Tigers camp sites for overflow accom­ The Gold team, with 88 polnto. modations. play after Saturday's clinic. Is leading the Silver team by 16 points tn the E. W. Bliss league at the Hastings Country Club. Joe Burkholder Lv leading the Galesburg - Augusta High has Morgan'a won Ila 15th consecutive Kola­ Tlie 5th graders aty to orga­ Gold Uam with 12 pointe. Art max oo Valley KVA tennis nize teams after Saturday's Bennett is close behind and lead­ ing In the Silver team with 11 'clinic. tournament title. pointe. Gold team standings: Burk­ holder. 12 pointe; J. Hopkins and G. Miller 10; B. Stedman, 9. D. Kruko and J. Kennedy. 8; L. Terry, 7; G. Isham. 6; H. Bucrge. P. Lubienleckl and B. Moore with 4; D. Hudson, 3; F. McCloskey, 2; M. Snyder, 1; B. Blrke, H. Botteher, C. Morey and B Spon­ able all wilii 0. x. Silver team standing*: A. Ben­ nett, 11; J. Wtowell and 1*. Wall­ dorf! with. 8; T. JohMtep and L. Snyder 7; J. HubflQiQ). Tre­ dinnick. .5; H. Burke, J. Coleman, O. Norrto and F. Wall all with 4; C Pusnlkas aM H >£exton with. 2; D. Clarke,, Ji Czlnder, L. Lang, P. Markle and H. Peters all with 0 pointe. Tuesday's low sctTkers were John Hopkins, shooting a 42. and Hal Buerge and Lynn Perry carding 43s. The results were: Stedman 47, Burkholder and Bennett Lead Bliss HCC Golf Wins 15th Title The Accutron timepiece it uning fork thst vibrates W) . JIANAPOLIS "500" CLASSIC WE'LL BE BROADCASTING It’s ths least aayl DIRECT FROM THE TRACK Time Triole 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. Fslrisnes. Choice of fslrigne 500 Hardtop*. ConvtdiMes Special squ"p<ncnt .odudm white ndewall tirws. special Wlswell 47,'4; Miller 45. 4; Burke colors, V-8 options. On Moy 14th, 15th — 21»t & 22nd L. Snyder 51. 1, Hudson S3. 1; lodges JEWELRY Memorial Day Race from 10:30 a.m. right through to completion! lAfRfU 1220dial“ “ D V n your ill WII 4, Czlndcr 49. 0; Isham 51, 0, Tredinnick 53. 4: Bagttmider 49, 4. Pusnlka* 60. 0; .MaCtoUey 57, 0, IJcnnett SO. € * Horsa Show May 29 The Barry Count* Sheriff^ day, May 29. I *328 N. MICHIGAN, HASTINGS PENNE» FORD, lac. I> PHONE Wl 5-2421 �IT ’ n Harness Race Program Saturday at Fairgrounds Yeung Bowlers ( Hnsfings 1966-67 School Calendar | Receive Awards *S2 s.‘yTuesday, -v—Wednesday ... Monday. HASTINGS Tuchen* ItwUtate Bay -.—— — —< WM WUTMI ll.OOU. DI hor*®B 1,1 M^blgan u u the national dash winner •eheduled few the fairground* in 18®. Hooting* atartir• — -urday. May 14. petted for the program which will Include eight races or 18 bests, according to Rlcliard Palsuperintendent of speed. Horses win be here froi Marshall. Charlotte. I o n 11 Saxon Golfers Seek Regional Honors Friday The Hastings High Saxons, who defeated Marshall High here Tuesday, were to play a prac­ tice this Wednesday at Milham Park Ooif Course in Kalamazoo wjiere they will compete for Class B regional honors on Fri­ day. COMMUOUL MtHOM Bob Morey had high ser with 221-680; Roger Lundqu I8S-668; Date Daniel* W-4 Clyde Divine 202-512. Emm< Engeseth 1M-6M, Pete Krai thelr banquets al the American Legion Hall on Friday and Bat- lll»a, UopfUea vtrt first place in the Greenville Op­ timist Track and Field Day with four champions and 41 point*. Lakeview was second with 38, Lansing Waverly 274. Stanton Chesaning 24 and SherkJan 1. Beclonal Irutitate Okrtitmu. Hastings | School Menu awarded. Silver Solder Can Be Danger To Home Worker VAlm AY MAY ,A_ A—-A 818, Paul Cure) 188-611, L«o doff 172-507 league president, Dean Lambert. The winning team on this league was Hastings Bow), the members being Dean Lambert. Rick VanDenburg. Wes VanDen­ burg, Dennis Craig and Bob Rit­ ter. Wm VanDenburg also re­ ceived the trophy for high game, high average and high series. High game girls' award went to Linda Newton with Hue Lambert winning high average and high Final standings: Smith Bras. 114, V8sJ Mobil 78. Consumers 754. Montaomery Ward and South End 72, Larke Cltga 724, Chenoweth 72. Deputies 704, Bender Gravel and Hastings with his ttartlng rate and the Electric 70, Hastings Aluminum 684, Tinklers and Parkers Bar 88. Dale's Bake Shop 884. Al Junlor League awards were The race prognun will Include Coach Bob Carlson's HHS golf and Dot's Bar 87. Hastings Ban­ presented, by the league preelner 554. Patten Monument 54 team avenged an earlier defeat and Viking Corp? 474. at the hands of the Marshall Mooae winning team members Redskins at tlie Hastings Coun­ were: Diane Dunn, Steve Merrill. try Club, defeating the visitors fl.000, and free for alls for both Dave Turnes. Rick VanDenburg trotters and pacers. and Wet VanDenburg Diane The matinee Is co-sponsored By Mra. John Hook by the Hastings Klmanls Club Pttenon led the locals with a and any profits will go to the fine 38. Dave Coleman had a 41, Dave Turnes the high game and Mr. and Mrs. Greydon Hynes high series for boys with high project of adding three Federal .'Im Fisher 42 and Taylor 45. of Battle Creek were Saturday surplus buildings to the faculties Marshall waa led by John Mar­ callers at the Homer Hammonp average going to Wes VanDenat the county fairgrounds. tin with a 40, Dave Harrington home. Sunday callers were Mr. Klwanlans will man the gate. had a 43. Steve MarUn 44 and Presentation of trophies by the and Mrs. Wm. Shriber of Has­ Palmer, enthualaatlc about the Paul Mratmaker had a 47. tings. * Mra. Joyce Olmstead. Hastings Junior Bowling Aasoprogram end the opportunity It clation was made by Secretary In a Junior Vanity match. will provide for area race fans Hastings won 183 to 202 on the Mra Gladys Oaylor, Mra. Beverly Joan Kaslnsky and President Wank, Mrs. Helen Foster. Mrs to see good events, explained back nine. Randy Moyer led the Clara Pufpaff, Mra Floosie Rlch- Bruce Terry. Winners of the City lh.1 th. '-----------..... tournament were: Senior Divi­ local youngsters with a 44. Dave Fisher iiad 45. Tom Isham 47 on the Extension Tour to the sion. team event. Hastings Bowl, than an opportunity to give and Doug O'Laughlin 52. Low Merchandise Mart Thursday. members of which were: Dean then young form* experience. May 5. A Bunday guest* of Mr. Lambert. Don Roth. Tom Hazel. Palmer returned from the Wol- with 48 and Mrs. Owen Oaylor were Mr. Dennis Craig and Rick VanDen­ burg. In the singles, 1st place dren of Battle Creek, Mr. and handicap and actual went to Mrs. Robert DeCamp of Naah- Dean Lambert; 2nd place handi­ cap to Dennis Craig and actual, PHONE Tom Hazel; 3rd place handicap, Rosa of Homer. Don Roth, and 3rd place actual, Wl 5-4492 The Heber Posters returned Dennis Craig. Doubles 1st place from Texas Saturday where they handicap was won by Steve and Ed Ban bom; 2nd. Tom Haul Mrs. Merle Bickel and mother. and Don Roth; Actual, Steve Mrs. Winters, spent the weekend and Ed Sanborn; 3rd place han­ dicap. Lewis Sherman and Mike ter and family. * Mr. and Mrs Mast; actual. Dennis Craig and Roger Davis and Bernard, Diana Dean Lambert. All Events Handi­ • Laow any make of automobile. Davis of Grand Raplda, Janice cap: 1st place, Don Roth: 2nd. Gaylor and Philip Lee of Kala­ Dean Lambert; 3rd. Steve San• Immediate Service anywhere. mazoo were Mother's Day guests bom. All Events Actual: 1st of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cheney. place. Tom Hazel: 2nd. Don • No Hod-up capital. Callers were Mr. and Mrs Roth: 3rd, Dean Lambert. Actual George Blanford of Dowling and high game series, Don Roth. • No big down payments. Mr. and Mra. Dudgeon (Ruth Winning team In Junior Divi­ Ann Blanford) of Kalamazoo. • Full maintenance and Insurance can sion was Coleman Agency, its members being: Bob Cove. Tyler Study group will meet Tuesday. Guernsey, Phil Gasper. Mike bo included In your monthly lease. May 17. with Mrs. Everet Olm­ Root and Sandy Rogers. Other stead. ’* Mr. and Mra. Howard winners were; Slnglcs-lst place • Con be tax deductible if used in your Cheney and family were Satur­ handicap. Mike Root; actual, business. day supper guests of Mr. and Wes VanDenburg. Doubles — 1st Mra. Robert Millar and family. place handicap, Dave Hathaway *"*Mr. and Mrs. Miller snd chil­ and Elmer Braith; actual, Rick • Contracts available from 12 months dren and Mrs. Ruth Cheney were and W« VanDenburg. AU Events to 40 months, as you desire. Mother's Day guests'of Mr. and handicap—Elmer Smith; actual. Mrs. Howard Cheney and family Rick VanDenburg. at Charlotte. * Mra. Eva Fox The young people rounded out and children were Mother's Day the evening by dancing to music dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. by the Blue Beards. John Hook - The Bantams held their ban­ Wayne Peterson Paul Peterson quet oq the 30th with Coach । Shirley VanDenburg and League Phono Windsor 5-4492 bllltatlon can reduce or _______ _________ , President_____ John Haan making ulc the invalidism reeulllng from strokes. preaentaUons. Haan's Service. Durfee LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS for HASTINGS MAY is National Radio Month If you think 4ho.t the slogan— “Radio... America's Sound Habit” —is a pretty big statement, you're right. It is. But more important, it's true! Radio is the most wanted sound in all the land. Here's Proof: Last year the population of the United Slates increased 1.3 percent over 1964, a little more than 2.4 million new citi­ zens. Buh r«dio set sales increased 32 percent, about 44 million new sots. When you outstrip the population growth nearly 6-to-1, you come to only one conclusion. Radio's service is more than a good, sound habit . . . It'S a downright vital necessity! At least, a lot of people seem ftThink so. For example: Today there are about 250 million work­ ing radios In the United States. That’s more radios than people! In fact, Ameri­ cans own more working radio sots than th* rost of Hib world owns telephones combined! Or, to say it another way, there are three times more radios in the U.S. than there art passenger can! Want more proof? Take last year. In 1965 there was a phenomenal rise in radio sat salea-—about 44.million vs. 30 million in '64! Compared with a decade ago, the sales rise figure is even more dramatic. In 1955, a peak year for radio sales in the fifties, volume totalled only 14 million. Isn't that sound proof that people like radio? Wo think it is. That's why we so readily agree that the slogan —"Radio... America's Sound Habit"— 15 a big statement. But it’s more than a good slogan. It’s true! And we thank you for making it so. Teacher Planning Day . .Monday. Jan. M geeond Semester begins Spring Vacation: -..........Clo*e Thun, 3:45 pun. March 23. Open Monday, April 3 Michigan Department at Pub­ lic Health. Baccalaureate: ............... .................. Sunday, 3:00 pjn, June 4 Second Semester Finals: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. June 5. 8. 7 blMalt, bsUte** ' era," Sort explained. - “contain no cadmium and do not present FRIDAY. MAY 20 Oammenccment (West Gym): whose members were John Haan. Spencer Goodyear. Barry' Hav­ ens. Leo Reardon and Art Mer­ rill. waa the winning team. Cathy DOhUiauser and Sheri VanDenburg won high game for girls, and Jack Bumsworlh and Jack Miller, high for boys; girls' Wgh series winners were. Cathy Dahlhauser and Shirley Van­ Denburg, and boys' high series Winners, Jack MUJer and Ron Wyngarden; Girls' high average. Jhlrley VanDenburg. boys'. Bob terry; most improved average, Oregg Drum Coach Shirley Van­ Denburg presented several spec­ ial awards for perfect attendance and good sportsmanship. percent cadmium wlilch to added i to lower the melting point, and I increase flowability of the alloy. Caztmlnm vriwi ovatKaaJa? h Distributor day for Detroit on the first leg of New Th, An..., c5Xa.ua his Journey as a Marine. He pawd his examination aome time ago, and In keeping with the buddy system, he and Robert Mulford of Woodland, were to report at this Amway products. the San Diego Marine Corps Re­ cruit Depot, a 467-acre camp lo­ cated three miles north of down­ town Sun Diego. The 544-ucrc Camp Matthews Rifle Range. 12 miles north of the city, also forms a part of the depot. It was com­ missioned as a Marine Corps base In mi. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson were in Buttle Creek on business last Friday evening. * Mr. and Mrs winner in the Bantam Divbion. Clarence Hlghhouse. his sister. Other .winner* were: 1st place handicap. Barry Havens, and ac­ ter'* grandchildren. Brun. Alecla tual. Bob-Terry; 2nd place han­ and Pamela LePard, all of Grand dicap, and actual. Ron Wyngar­ Rapids were Sunday afternoon den. Doubles—1st place handicap. guests at the home of Mr. and 8herl VanDenburg and Diane Mrs. George Olmstead. Parker: actual, Carl Norris and Members of the family had a Steve Barnum;-lnd place actual. Sheri VanDenburg and Diane get-together Saturday evening Parker. High actual game—Ron honoring their mother. Mrs. HilWyngarden, series. Sheri Van­ dred Heaterly in Woodland. Those Denburg; Al) Events handicap, present to help her observe Moth­ 1st place. Barry Havens; 2nd. er's Day were her daughters. Mrs. Bob Terry; 3rd. Sheri VanDen­ Virginia Towsley and family of burg. All Events Actual. 1st place Lansing, and Mrs Eugene Blair Bob Terry; 2nd. Sheri VanDen­ and family of Mulliken, her sons. Herbert and family of Okemos. burg. AU actual trophies were do­ Ronald and family of Hastings. nated by the HaaUnjj city Verdan and Byron and their famlBank with the exception of the aU events actual trophies which Michael Towsley of Lansing. Needwere donated by the Hastings Bowl. Food for both banquets evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Waite of was furnished by local lodges Hastings, who had been a guest of Mrs. Heaterly and her mother for and restaurants. The. Bantam team of Jim Barr's Tire Shop placed 5th in the Michigan State Junior Bowl­ tcrtalned the members of the ing tournament held at Die Mid- Batea family for a Mother's Day Vflla this past weekend. dinner Sunday. Tlioie present were small quanUUea are inhaled.' icm East Doud I and man letnai oooca, kidney, lung damage will occur. Dy Mrs. Iltnd Owen ' »4J.J strong and family attended a i Becaure these symptom* take family dinner Sunday al John | four to eight hour* to develop. Ourds. Cedar Mill Comers. Oth- • a lethal dore can be inhaled Felder and family from Dowling Soet emphasized that when and Mr and Mrs. Glen Gurd and I you purchase silver solder, ask family from NashviUe. They) the supplier If it contain*’cadmarked Mrs. John Gurd'* birth- ■ mium. If it does, or you are not Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Norris avoid breathing the fumea. and Medical Center Sunday and Mra. Grace Clurifec in Striker District. A Karol Owen from Algonquin •.pent Saturday forenoon at Lloyd tended a ham dinner al Carl­ ton Grange Hall Sunday. A Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Owen called at William Cox' in Nashville and on the Walter Baird* of Belle­ vue Sunday. Walter was home from a Battle Ckeek hospital convalMclng from surgery, a Mr. Chriitenuni Win Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christensen of Christensen'* Furniture in Charlotte left Saturday. April 30. for * one-week'a trip, the result of winning the contest. Europe A-Go-Go Quests, sponsored bjr Englander Mattress Co. The trip consist* of three day* in London, England, and three day* in Copenhagen. Denmark. They are one of approximately 125 win- Yeckley called at Howard Mooree for Englander. Monday. A Mr. and Mra. Basil Tobias and Sherry from Hind* District called at Howard Moores Bunday. Mr. and Mra. William Cox and children from Nashville spent Sunday. May 1. at Lloyd Owens'. nnd children from Dolton called Sunday. May 1. at Lloyd Owen*. gan and family of South Wood­ A Norman Armstrong attended land and Rev. and Mrs. Gerald hl* aunt's funeral In Chicago Bates and family of near Middle­ Wednesday, April 27. A Mr. and By Victor Sitton ville. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niel1 WmSUW M7-2212 hamer and Mr. and Mrs Blake from Fort Wayne. Ind., spent The cold nights we've been hav- Rising enjoyed dinner Sunday at from Friday night. April 28 un­ Pleasant Point. der about the prospects for fruit .Mrs. Frank Barry. Mra. Ray don Norris’. Clemens and Mrs. Leopold MarkUkute that It hasn't warmed up wnrt visited Mr. Markwart at and grandson from Temperance anymore than It has ao the blos­ Blodgett HospltaL Grand Raplda. and Howard Moore Saturday and soms haven't developed too for. At patient nt the hospital for about Sunday. April 30 and May I. * far! Monday morning the ice In three weeks getting ready for heart Mra. Ada Tobias from Hastings the bird bath was more than a surgery which he underwent last half-inch thick. Not a very entic­ Tliursd*y. Monday rooming the ing picture to present to our report was that the tube* had Moore called on Mrs. Clifford friends —---------In Florida---who are think­ been removed and his recovery was Easner in Hastings Saturday, --------ing of starting home. One man ' very satisfactory thus far. April 30, Mrs. Easner recently staked last week that he came a Mr. and Mrs. Byron Heaterly and returned home from Grand Rapnvxith too soon. We ll all welcome j sons entertained on Sunday honwarmer weather. | oring Mother's Day. Guest* were Myron Mason from Bunnell We underatend there was on I Mr. and Mrs Peter Martin. Mr. District called at Will Gurds, accident a few days ago on Andras and Mrs. Roland Ooster and girls. Friday, April 28. Road. A man who recently pur- Mr. and Sirs Lewis Marble and Circle will meet Wednesday. West Woodland TVSr Why Drive Around With a Faulty repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 • ?J CENTRAL RADIO & TV potatoes. The tractor tipped over (been substitute teaching at Wood­ Crystal Watson. Thia is the first injuring his legs. He was taken to ’ land part of this week. Sickness the hospital. * Mr. and Mrs. Clay-1 lias hit several of the teachers of to attend. HOWAMD TRUMBULL ton Valentine were In Rockford j late and thus the substitutes have Wl 5-8IB7 » Wl 5-jm Friday to attend the funeral of I been quite busy. Mr. and Mra. George Coat*, also Clarence Height, for 20 years a Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rising re-' i Mr. and Mra. Kendall Coat* of member of the State Police, Mrs I turned last Wednesday from their CoaU Grove for a Mother's Day Height, the former Dorothy Valen-1 winter's sojourn at Bradenton. F5a.. dinner Sunday. A Farmer*, wear­ tine, la the daughter of Clayton's : and are “enjoying?" the cold spring ing their Insulated underwear, brother. 'along u„. Tesl of heavy coals with collars tumad up. Mrs. Eugene Wickenhlser of visited their son. Gene and family, their earflap* down and hands Tlacher Rood and Mrs. Frank ! atxieveland. Ohio, en route home encased tn warm glove*, are busy Barry were Grand Rapids visitors * Mr and Mrs Eldon Roush and getting the field* ready for last week Wednesday. * Mr. and!children of South Hastings called planting. Mrs. Elwyn Curtis, Betty and on her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. VlcJrrry, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Don- tor Sisson Sunday, bringing a For Banner Claaalfled Ad* aldaon and Brian. Ira Scudder,! beautiful cake and ice cream for Call WI 5-3481. Mr. and Mra. Victor Sisson. Kar- Mother’s Day and Dad's birthday leen. Stanley and Stewart Oliver.1 which fell on Monday. Kay Baker, and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs George Olmstead Kenneth Travis of near Sunfleid > vulted Mrs. Nettle Curtis of Lake were those from thia way who at- Odessa Friday. * Victor Sisson tended the Pilgrim HolincM Sun-1 accompanied Rev and Mrs Howday School banquet at Southeast- I ard Roger* of Hasting* to Grand em School in Hasting* Saturday I Rapids Monday where he transactevening. They enjoyed the pictures i cd some business and called on of the Holy Land shown and ex- his sister-in-law. Mrs Hazel Slsplalned by Dr. William Helrtgel. son * Mr and Mr*. Herbert Johnwho with Mra. Helrigcl visited that sum were Mother's Day guest* at land a year ago. tlie home of their son, EU1*. and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Olmstead family north of Woodbury. * Mr and‘ two sons. Mark and John, of and Mrs Leroy Fksumer enterH.istlngs were Mother's Day guests tained hl* father. Henry Flessner, of his parent*. Mr. and Mra. for dinner Sunday. In the evening George Olmstead of Jordan Road , the family were guests of her * Mark and Jeffrey Heslerly spent motlwr. Mrs Ada Suthertend. at Friday night and Saturday with Grand Ledge. Bradley and David Daniels, sons Mr and Mrs. Victor Sisson were of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Daniels of in Sunfield on business TucMlm Jordan Rmd. evening, a Mr and Mrs. Turn • They like Hm courteoui Mrvkg and treatment Barry, ton of Mr. mid Mrs. Nlethamer entertained her parent*. WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Where You Borrow May Make A Difference they receive. • They can pay all their bills with ana loan— up to $1000. Carpet & Furniture • They hava 1 payment monthly—1 place to pay. CLEANING • They racaiva helpful counsel an money or budget problem*. If you are proud of jour furnishings and wont to protect your investment, WBCH Hastings and Barry County Own Radio Station have them cleaned the safest and most JmTkeMrey Who Use Local Riwace Cash As little as effective way possible. 1220 oviyour Dial MILLER'S Duraclean ’1000 To tide you over Til Roy Dey To Consolidate All your Bills Local Finance 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 E. Woodland Ave. As much as ’25 Pfc. Wl 5-2091 O. STOP IN OR CALL TODAY l»t>. JoHvmu b«M K. Howard 945-8424 ■ �lATEf iGDh. USED CARS LARKE BUICK CHEVROLH 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2*25 Wl 5-2*26 A-t USED CARS -Pest, Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 500 IM* 4 Dr. Hardtop. Cruls-A-MaUc. 8 cyL Power steering, radio. 31.783A8 1964 Falcon Future Jr. Standard. 6 cyl. Radio. BUM 1965 Mustang 8 cyl. Automatic. W/walls. dio. Excellent condition. 1965 Volkswagen 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio, etc. 8L486 1964 Chevrolet Biacayna 4 Dr. 8 Automatic. 31,U» 1964 Golaxio 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 CyL White­ walls. Power steering. 81AM 1963 Falcon Club Wagon With 2nd and 3rd Row seats. Special I 31AM 1963 FORD 1962 Country Squire 9 Pass. 4 Dr. Cnils-a-maUc. 8 Whitewalls, radio. 1963 CORVAIR ggOVTA/J Save $$ On One ol These 1963 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 4 Dr. Brougham Sedan. Air conditioned. Fully powered. A few miles.84J»5 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Has full power and air conditioning. Like new condition. 33,78* 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. 82,756 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan.31 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 MERCURY CUSTOM Convertible. Like new. ..83,195 1963 MERCURY MARAUDER H.top. Air condlUonad. 1962 CHEVROLET NOVA 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Auto­ matic Dr. Radio8795 1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Sport Coupe. Full power. 31.195 1962 OLDSMOBILE 8TA. WON. 4 Dr. Sedan. 1958 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan. 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 'SPRING FEVER' SALE 1964 OLDS CONVERTIBLE . . . Low mileage Cutlass with bucket seats, automatic trans­ mission. power steering, radio. 4 Wheel Dr, Stylealde Pickup. Free running front hubs. 4 sp. 8 cyL Radio. Heavy duly seat, oversize tires w/split wheels. Spare tire. Outside mirrors, ». 32.195 1963 GMC Pickup Custom cab, radio, dual spot­ lights, to tone. L 8L345 TRUCKS— Rebuilt engine. 1959 Ford 1 Ton. Stock3495 1954 LH.C. 1 Ton. Dual wheels. 8223 MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 FARM IMPLEMENTS 1964 JEEP WAGONEEB 4 wheel drive, automatic *100 CASH RenneR Ford Inc. dio, vacation time special at ....................... ................328 - 82,595 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MEADE. Salesman 1N4 PONTIAC SEDAN Home Ph. 943-2328 .. .'Catalina 4 Dr, Hydramatlc, LANNES KENPIELD, 945-4054 5/12 e fin.31395 FARM IMPLEMENTS . . . For top economy, this low mileage 4 door will give you many miles of carefree driving, Dr. Holiday, Dynamic radio, whitewalls, new Olds- Utt PONTIAC SPORT COUPE . . . Catalina scries, power steering and brakes. Hydra­ matlc, radio, whitewalls, sharp JTAT1ON WAGON r, nice blue finish, radio, one owner. ...................- 81495 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. BsauUful black and white tutooc, many 1963 FORD STATION WAGON . . . Fairlane 4 Dr., standard 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Slarchlef 4 Dr all the extras. A top quality UM VOUtMWAOBH COKVHT. . . . Radio, whitewalls, exocl- REAHM MOTOR SALES A BIG PRODUCER — will sure-Uc 1200 14 x 18 flrm SIMPLE-Simplified drive and single sweep fork re­ places over 50 costly parte— ing. GENTLE—No leaf-shatter­ —1965 Ford 2000 with 62 hours. ing kickers or augers. —LH.C. H Tractor. Good shape. । SMOOTH — Sweep fork Is —Massey Ferguson 65 Diesel. driven by the plunger—the —1946 John Deere B Tractor. action of one counter bal­ Starter and lights. ances the other. —John Deere 490 4-row Corn Planter. Limited Time Offer —MM 4-row Com Planter. Our simple design Baler —Oliver 2 - row Com Planter. Pull. MEANS: —John Deere 246 2-row Corn Planter. 3 pt. —Used 3 pt Rear Blades—7fL Better Hay —John Deere No. 10 Flail Chop­ per. A-l shape! —Case 95 Spreader. Almost like new I —U*ed Honda' Motorcycle.* —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jsffenon 1963 VOLKSWAGEN . . . This shiny red 2 door has radio, whitewalls and sells at only ....................................8 M5 1961 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP EARLY SEASON BONUS ON ‘ CASE 220 BALER in the field. Used Farm Machinery Wl 5-5052 5/12 LAKE PROPERTY Lake Property KlllcboU Ranuer Stuuncy f-r J lclnlir Id March 4. 19SS. THB ntnkRAL LAND BANK OF BA1NT PAUL CAROS OF THANKS 0 IH MIM0K1AMS— U 1ST. wwK. LEGALS peril*. at BL Psal Ml KOTICB or MOBTQAOB KALB Default Urias baaa nude la eeadhlea* of that earlaia nor 171 aid 173 UmtmL NOT I CT. IB HBRBBY OIVBN, That l'*tri«l» FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY NOTICES ig — Plumbing Service New a Remodel • Repair Secluded, modern year 'round 4 bedroom home KAECHELE'S with guest house — both beautifully furnished. S. Church Wl 5-5352 Garage ... 180 ft. lake frontage — sea wall. On M-43 Wall Lake, Delton CANVAS TARPS Call owner. 5h7 to 16x20 Fl 3-4093 Kalamaxoo I $3.47 up WINICK'S 6/16 'te*®NT1AC - OLDS - CADILLAC - WANT-ADS . Wl 5-2411 107N. MlchifBnA«* Hiring .. . Finding. M***Mleh** 206 N. Mkhifse Wi 5-3324 iru> mtatlMiM folio**, towlt: Marlin T. \ N*. U.0»X IlT'll’Je IBS at HorlcMM oa i'**«« I 31 and Bled for ncori tn at 8L Rose School basement. Cor. of Bond and Jefferson Sts. Sponsored by Bl. Rose Altar So­ ciety. Donations accepted. Phone: F. Weyerman, WI 5-4433. 5/13 ia IS* Cliy at Haiti HaH on M 37. All interested In township government are urged to come. 1958 Chevrolet Station Wagon. 1959 Ford 4 Dr. 6 Cyl Sedan. 1959 Plymouth'Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyL, power steering, w/walls, radio. Uy ot March, IHI, on (lOlUlOS MHO_I.TII1.CI huil»»n<t sad wito. a* mertnsor*. THE 1UBTIN08 CITY BASK. RUTLAND REPUBLICANS Rutland Township Republicans will have a meeting Monday, Has full power. 3795 KOTICB or MOSKAOB foxbclobuxb bals -Sm-tXt-Su. aucUos to Ikj Calendar of Spacial Events er steering, w/wxlls, radio. ’ -j.n,'t:. HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATI—50c for Twonty Word., Utt FORD FALCON Station Wagon. _.t.'.MM 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 Dr. Station Wagon. ....8SM RUMMAGE BALE 1961 FORD GALAXIE 506 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic trans. Rummage Sale Friday, May 13, Radio. 8695 14, 9 am. to 5 pm. Episcopal 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 < Dr......................................31490 Parish House. Sponsored by the Hastings BPW Club. 1961 PONTIAC HTAKCHIEF 4 Dr. Extra good condition. RUMMAGE SALE Full power.8795 Rummage Sale —Friday, May 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan..3796 1957 Cadillac Deville Coupe. 1962 Chevrolet BelAIr r»*14*s<* or TUB FKDERAL LAND BANK OF BT. PAUL - SMS MKKCUBY MOKTKUT 1962 Goiaxia 500 1961 Chevrolet Porkwood 945-3481 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE 1962 Fowl Golaxie 500 Station Wagon. 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Radio. Real low mileage! PHONE > plaea at ter Ike ■KSW Mk A.M. It appoarins In the abet* ratltlrd inae that it cannot be aaeartaiarJ In WAGE!— Yea, when you use . tiie Mighty Midget, The Ban­ ner Want Ad to sell, rent, hire phone WI 5-3481. NOTICES GOOD AS NEW STORE Classified Paragraphs Over Stan’s Wallpaper ■ b Paint Store it Business ServicM OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5:30 PAI. 1967 CALENDARS —Wide varl- Good supply of Ladies*. Skirts and Maternity Dresseo' per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept, 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm 17-ft. BOAT. 60 Kp. Mercury motor, tongue-U|t trailer and many extra*. Phone 045-0775. 5/19 FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexell's fast permanent. Regular p.OO-Now 31.00. No pre-shampoo —No after odor. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy, tf Bedroom modern house EXPERIENCED IBM Keypunch —Pleaaontview School District. operators of above average typists, willing to uridertoke an Farmall A Tractor and totolK on the job training program. excellent condition. Phone 758­ Apply In person. Hastings Mu­ 3535. 5/13 tual Insurance Co. 5/12 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new 3-bedroom modern home Just outside city limits. Lovely large back yard. School bus goes by the door. Will trade for house in town of equal value. Phone WI .6-4791 after 6 pm. # MiicallaiMOMB STALK SHREDDIRS FOR RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 Bo. 945-3150. tf ELECTRIC Raxors repaired- WHEELEH MARINE SALES Bpeclal —Your raxor cleanet SERVICE — Mercury outboard lubricated and sharpened, on I motors. New and used boat*. INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ 8185. Service and satlsfactlo Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ TLED GABI See Carl St Betty's guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 I cessories. M-66 in Nashville. WALK UP AND SAVE I Appliances before you buy I State St, Hastings I OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf 5/12 They Sell—They Install—They , i- R EXPERT TCEE SERV­ FULLY EQUIPPED 15 - gal. Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-3T ICE — Trlrnmlncx cabling, re­ SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS tropical fl*h aquarium. Call WI South. tf moval. Free estimates. Insured 5-5174. 5/13 FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ Phone OL 3 - 6086. Nashville, em clean 3-bedroom ranch. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA Quality structures built by Mich. tf PINK FORMAL — Site 13. Must Gas heat: full basement; — Before buying any encycloexperienced crews. see to appreciate. Ph. WI 5­ built-in kitchen. Large comer pedla, let me show you how to WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED 2543. 5/12 lot in excellent neighborhood in aluminum, otccl or wood across from elementary school lures now at a book-a-month sash. Burkey Auto Glass & Call 945-2841. tf price. Call TW 7-9090 Collect Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ for a free preview of our pro­ son, Hastings tf Call SMILEY BUILDINGS gram. 5/iJ it Help Wanted EXPERT TAILORING on ladies' Hastings, Mich. and men's clothing. Phone WI 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd it Noticoe 616-945-9103 Tailor Shop. tf for the whole family Pants for Boys ARE YOU PAYING MORE than 6'ii% Interest on borrowed money? You might qualify for Federal Land Bank loan. See our ad on the farm page of this paper. 6/16 it For Sal*—MlBcallaMow CAREER OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE—1965 Honda Motor­ cycle, fully equipped. 3200 00. Mahler Motor Sales. 6/12 FOR SALE—16 Fiberglass boat, trailer, 50 Johnson. ■ Accessor­ ies. Call 945-9774. tf Starting salary to $550 per month If qualified. I TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lots of uses ner office.' FOR SALE —50 tons first and second cutting hay. alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Corners 671-6316. « LEGALS Don't lot trouble* ploguo you Toko 'em oil in stride TMre otwoy* U •» To bo found in clottnied. FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ MENT, one 4-room cottage, furnished or unfurnished. Lake privileges. All utilities fur­ nished. Phone 633-2024. tf SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom rifle made by McCord’s ot FOR RENT —3-bedroom apart­ ments. All electric. Wall to Ionia. Will shoot a 2" group at wall carpeting, range, refriger­ ator, disposal, carport Has­ Uon. Yeager barrel and trigger. ting*' most modem. Some still Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable available, Phone 945-9101. 405­ scope, peepsight in mount, full 409 E, Woodland Ave. 5/12 monte carlo hand rubbed stock, sling with quick detach, swivels PLUS, complete handloading FOR RENT—2 bedroom, modem year-round cottage on Algon­ equip, for above. Echo press, quin Lake. Call WI 5-3961 af30-06 dies and cases, bullet*, powders, primers and loaded shells, etc. Rifle value. 8300.00 — loading equipment $70.00. win seU complete for only 8250.00. Call 945-3884 after 6 HOME FOR SALE —Doni fal­ LfiCTHOLVXVACUUM CL.EANER (late model). Origi­ nal cost over $165.00 equipped with ■ automatic cord winder and jxvp-out bags. Balance due tro Hygiene. 5/13 SINGER SEWING MACHINE with dial control slg-tag equip­ ment Un lovely cabinet), real nice. Makes fancy stitches automatically, ~ *~1Itton** (iroltlrrj. FUJI balance $3666, Payments- of- 85.00 'a month. Call 945-5395. Electro'Hygiene. ■ ^6/13 WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line stomp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for ------- tf 32.25. This include*, postage and tales tax. Burpees Spec­ HELP WANTED — Industrial ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, nurse for part tunc work dur­ 49046. tf ing summer. Write to Box No. 1013 c/o Hasting* Banner. Equal Opportunity Employer. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBnuh. No wet carpets or hand­ HELP WANTED—Good painter. work. Clean 180 square feH Phone 765-3291. 5/13 for only 36.95. Hastings Floor Covering, 123 w. state, Has­ SUMMER HELP WANTED — tings. Phone WI 5-5118. tf Middle-aged couple preferred, but will consider either male LTB JACOBS PHARMACY or female over 30 years ot age FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM to operate small Dog *N’ Buds SERVICE I No charge for over­ Drive-In at Oun Lake from site prints. u May 30 until Sept 6. May live on premises In trailer that Is furnished. Reply to: Marshall Lyon, 2188 Orchard Lake Drive. Penton. Michigan 48430. tf ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOt P-O. 171, Hastings Telepl HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS WI 5-2895. Meeting* c young male help. Call: WI 5­ Monday, 8 pm. 91M. tf low the crowd ... be differs ent. A lovely 3-bedroom with kitchen, dining and large llv- WAITRESS WANTED — Experi­ Ing area, full bath, attached enced preferred. 11 am. to 8 age space and look! . . . over­ looking the beautiful Thom- SHORT of ground. Rowing well from Apply In person nt GOULD'8 RESTAURANT, 331 W. State. 1/13 this very livable home. Call D. Ell Frank. Broker. Office on N. Oun Lake. Middleville SY 5-9104. Barry County's biggest outlet for waler connected properties. 5/12 CIAN —Due to expanding fa­ cilities we have an opening for PA^M-Can be used ORDER COOK, If aud employee benefits. Apply in person ■ Electra-Chemical Finishing Company, 33 State Sk MMdlevUle. . 8/U WANT TO BUY a used tandem bicycle. Ph. WI 5-4486 after 5 pm. u TO LEASE OR BUY -3-bedroom home in Hastings area' ay a buslneu man and adult family. Reply to: Box kor Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. �r<*&cr< sympathy- ■tany beautiful recent beret’ our heartfelt Personal Mention Lake City, and on Bunday met evening extend nlc u gueste of Janine Ostrotb 5^10 mushrooming outing, but the weather was a little cold. Visiting the L. P. Burkeys from Thursday until Saturday were Honor Couples On Golden, Silver Jubilees Beth and Mike talned their parents, the Baxter* projector, |126 for CARD or THANKS *200 If needed for playground recreation help, »150 for a wln- their faithful patronage. I'have sold this business to Mr. Richard Austin who is continuing the French, for dinner at the Baxter there was a family dinner at the bom* Paul Burkey home which in­ The Walter Beck* entertained cluded the famine* of tlie Bob Burkeys of Lansing, and the Stanley Lyte Mr. and Mrs Will bold a bowling for dinner on Mother s Day. vice president: dinner guests Sunday at the ton with Mra Clemlna Schalbly Babbitt of Plainwell. ces Bennett touting talk on her homeland seated with a hand projector and and daughter of Grand Rapid* Schalbly. . Ken Marxcll of Newaygo. Mr. teadmtdp the first time In many years Proceeds from this paper drive feat that not enough people con­ of Kalamazoo, on Mother's Day for dinner at Gull Harbor Inn, and they all were luncheon guest* at the Kennedy homo where they spent the afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mr* Lyle Biddle of ing equipment. The Boy fleouto and will continue to do so long a* passible. Plan now to "stop week with Mrs Cllmcna Bchaled In helping thia troop of boy* . Classic ware in Lansing vlsMlng their mother. Mr* a houseguMt with Mra. Mildred Hcsterly from Thursday to Monnlng to her home In Hasting*. * dlnner guerta with Mr. and Mrs. IrtVem Clutn and family. Mr. Carelessness and Inattention account for porcenfage of highway acckfoo**. to fecelve word from their ter. Mr*. Robert O. Adam* (Dylite Biddle), that she Burllegh, near Clarksville. ★ Mr. tuck attended the UACjS. of Chrbittan service annual meeting her husband had adopted a 12and Mra. Marshall Green called day-old baby girl whom they Michigan Wednesday evening on her parhave named Twyla. The Adams live In Nashville, Tenn. Mrs Adams attended school here and graduated from the Cedar Lake Will, from Corning, N. Y, who had come to Michigan on bittiness. Academy. This is the first grand­ In town Monday. It Is being dif­ child for the Biddles. ferent this year with our mayor Mr*. Darlene Simon and three Saturnot going there until Friday, Mrs. Ralph Rascy and Mrs. Helen children of Marlon. Ind.. Mr. and Mr* Duane Gray and Mary of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs Deyannond and son of Potterville. The Bonfield W8CS sponsored David Maki and Christine of * Mother and Daughter banquet home from teaching for u few Saturday evening at the Metbothe Leon Grays Bunday. Satur­ the Methodist Church Monday days. • day visitors were Mr. and Mrs Harold Amion; music, toast to Claude Lankerd and Rusty of Saturday, you may call A&M Ml-nu. Mr. George fttend in Issue Osgood. * Mrs.’ Schalbly church conference in Detroit. * we are of our little village by a East Middle Lake Child'’; toast By Mrs. Bettie M. Cairnt U H«lt«s* MS-477* The men of the community George Lowden spent Wednesday served the banqueu with id* sister in Howard City. Mr. By Mr*. Stephen Osgood and Mrs. Lawrence WeldenfeUcr 11 DeHwi Tnlaelrana «1I-24S' of Grund Rapids spent Saturday and Sunday with him. Mr. and Eva and Pearl Stanley from Kals- Mrs. Carl Behdun of Howard City Rev. Vaughn Jensen and Lynn masoo were Sunday callers of Mr*. Maa Brown and Isabel! Other Elma were Sunday visitor*. Mr. Laurence, Jr., spent several days last week fishing up north. ★ eluded Mr* Once Watson of Nile* ville were Friday evening callers. 'Jefi. Galley broke hi* leg during athletic practice at school one Mr* William Hart and Mrs Gary Ferguson and daughter of Has- tie Bumpus visited Mr* B's brother, day last week. He is being cared for st Bronson Hospital. We all Lansing Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. wish for him a complete recovery from a bad break. good and daughter were over­ night gucet* of hl* parent*. R«y. Mr. and Mrs. James Bromley and Mra. Isaac Osgood, on Satur­ Caimi vUtted Leo Kitchen of near were honored with a shower par­ day. ★ Richard Weber returned ty at the Wssleyan Church hut week Monday evening. Esther Sunday visitor* of the Calm*'. McGinley and James were mar­ Mr* Laura Faulkner made a ried Saturday, April SO, at her Mr* George Rlne and Mr* Margaret Bayfield are spending a business trip to Chicago Thursday. home. Esther will graduate from the Gull Lake School In June. Culbcrt and Calm* attended the Osgoods were George Rine and WSC8 Wednesday at Mrs. Wilma Mis* Linda Spear* of Bowling Pennington's. * Sunday, May 1. Green. ♦ Several families from tlio McOallum Church enjoyed a More than 100 mothers and family potluck upper at Ute Mc­ Beeler of Middleville. Mr. and Mra. daughter* enjoyed the banquet Callum School Saturday. A good at the Wesleyan Church Friday. tinw* ora. Vw alt daughters and Susan Woolley Cloverdale - Hope Hickory Corners family and Mr. and Mr don Curtis and family neteT: April 3S. 1SSS Pktlip II. Mllrhnil ily were all at the Curtis home Hirsel and Hudevn Mr. and Mr*. Rodney Jordan and family and Mr. and Mr* Hubcst Hesterly and Kim were l», MUhU»n, ■ bleb all rradiia Wednesday evening with 13 member* of her Bunday school class present. They enjoyed playing after school then all sat time left to play softball before Mra. HlMred Hestesrlya children Highbank Km"/ Lr»S”KM alien, a No. 14.SS6. Il ia Ordered that on Ml IlMtlMa. MltMrai Id OS lir pMiUua topr n Datoraa mlaiattatria. 711 By Mr*. Verji llmcblih r». Miraicsn, a Cylde Reid were Mr. and Mrs. ■ kick all cradlUra Tom Reid If Carlisle Road. Mr. and Mr*. Dale Shipman of near Hasting* Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reid MeMullea. Ad- and family of Algonquin Lak* Mr. ck Slrvei. Haa- and Mra. George Numbers of BL Louis, and Mr. and Mr*. Rolland Reid of Nashville. A Mr. and Mrs Orlie Van Syckle of Lacey were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawbllt* Report of Condition of "The Haiti.,■ City Bonk' land. Grand Haven, Nashville, Walter Bum- Battle Creek. Lansing. Harting*, at a birthday dinner honoring their granddaughter. Trisha, who Gaylord Carr LEGALS on or nasnvuie. The 200 cuesta who attended ' Pleasant Point on Saturday eve­ ning. after which they visited Spencer Scobey, a patient at beautifully decorated four-tiered Green’s home for dinner on Bun­ day were John Scobey, Mr. and Mr* R. W. Sherblnske. Mra. Jes­ ed the gold gift table and Mrs. sie Williams and Stephen, and Frank Stanger, daughter of Mr* ver gift table. Many lovely and Harry Scobey and Mr. and Mr* useful gifts were received by Ellis Gariinger of Nashville, and both anniversary couple*. Mis* Bette O'Connor, daughter er. Making her day complete was a call from her daughter, June punch bowl. It Is with regret that KtUlnger. from Columbus. Mis*., their other daughter, Dawne whose and family all Joined in to wish her * "Happy Mother's Mra. Merle Sutherland. Jr, Jean Walter, daughter of the Dowling By Mrt. Donald Proefrock Andrew Walter attended the Kit■4 KraMoo Wi S-474S Mr* Wesley Edmands sustain- daughter, the Kenneth Reynol ds, couple by their children. "A Re­ of Bedford. * Esther Stanton member When" scroll made by ling Hospital guild member* met Bldelman, and Mrs. Ruby Wood. Mr. and Mr* Henry BL Martin and Pattle spent Mother's Day with Mr. and Mr* Richard 8L Ing for Pennock Hospital. * The Point, Wl* Alternatives to Draft Subject Of Sunday Meet Mra. Roger Brown and Mr. and vod at noon to which the public Mra. William French of Battle is invlleid. Ellxabeth Smith is convalescing at her home following medical Monica and Jess Kenyon of Richland. pital. * Ethel Mapes of Nashville xlnattanal Birk. Atty. Richard Hudson and Lloyd Gaskin home. ★ The planRobert Godfrey left on Wedne*Metbodlrt Church will meet the Platte River.' Monday afternoon at Mr*. Wayne mother, Mra. Herbert Scherer of Port. Wayne. Ind. Jody OroenftrtdW Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boorom y party daugh- guests at the home of Rev. and The Marvin Felder family Sunday luncheon guest* of spent Sunday with Mra. Felder's Mary Kent and Ruth Kurts were Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith, Mr. nephews and Mra. Winnie Curd's birthday were celebrated. * Mra. Wyoming. seated the toasts Saturday eve­ Colston and Mrs Don Reid were ning at the Mother - Daughter tn Grand Rapids Monday of last Illness of the former's Bister, Mr*. Ethel Gallup, a patient at Sun­ approximately 150. * Tlx- Clov­ A humorous reading by Mr* shine Hospital. Overnight guests erdale road west of M-37 ia relative humidity" to KaeprtfXRuth Lundquist was enjoyed. at lhe Bower home on Thursday ed dry navy beano from crack­ Mrs. Audrey Nterlwkoop presenling. Pumping high mniytovy' air By Mrt. Leo Frey men assisted with the serving clnnatl. Ohio, and callers on Fri­ hill. ★ We are’ tarry to report through the stored beans could and altogether it was a real hap- day were Mra. William Lane and that Lulu Gorham I* a medical Many from tills area have Mr. and Mr* Robert Doty of patient in Pennock HoepttaL Banf ield - Vicinity "We're As Near Al Your Telephone" Hosp11*1 in Battle Creek. * The Thuraday evening with Mr* Lu- ert Ftry motored to Houghton •fljjl SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE cottage. * Mrs. Louis Myers and near Bellevue visited Thursday with her grandmother, Mra. Austin Schanta. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerald Shepard. Mrs. Leo Frey Roush of Battle Creek spent tlie and Kxthcryn were afternoon Clip This Guide Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair Bell.’ Other Sunday dinner guests । Ilk Bell spent the day with her mother, Mra. Hattie Gillespie. ♦ KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Imtellation, Dry Wall, Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping ($24.00 for lit at Jeftenon. 1.000 gal*.I. Call 945-5482. WATtH AND DIAMOND RING RENTAL *OF WHEEL CHAIRS. REPAIR—Expert wodimsnship. and Kathryn. They called on Gilmore Jeweler* 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Nancy attended a football game Leo Frey flatwday evening, and ICE—First class work. Call Wl Headquarter* for hospital sup­ were Bunday dinner guests of lie* Gardner's. Phone 945­ Mr. and Mra. Victor Schontx Sr., GET YOUR READY-MIX from the 2134. and family. Mr. and Mr*. Arden lea. 218 N. Jefferson. Schanta and family, Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Henry Gray, a former Phone Wl 5-2123. Mark Beedle, Mr. and Mr*. Bruce CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM Banfield resident, la confined in CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ AND CARPET REPAIR — HoCHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— were Mother's Day supper guests to your specification* Farm Bur­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND State. Wl 5-5118. of Mr. and Mra. Austin Schontx. Mr. and Mra. J1 m Whitmore AND GRAVEL—Bender Oraval eau Services, M37 So , Wl 5­ parti and supplies. McCulloch * Mra. Laie Williams and daugh2223. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. Wayne Ferris and family, Mr. Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Stela Rd. Phono Wl 5 2123, WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Mississippi visiting her son. Mike COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVfamliy from near Nashville. Mr. Williams. Mr. »nd Mr* Austin Bdianta and Mr. and Mr* Vera RawhtlU spent Sunday in Holland. * Mr. Mother's RADIATORS Day potluck Business Directory ACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, aorta, hoses and MKMOHIAL MONUMINTS OF DISTINCTION Lawronco Irothon SHERWOOD-STACK ROBUT W. STACK. Owner LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Authorlud Dealer for Whirl Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy tot* Fam Imuranca AUTO — FIU SONOS Swansea loaunnc* Repaired. AH Fomu of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Call and whits). Jacobs Prescripts Pharmacy. Phone Wi 5-2466. Wl 5-5176. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treerods. Installation and Hanging. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMH) AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR ON- 221 W. Mill. MOBILE HOMES SALB — Mi in our naw building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced median- 5-5052. Agtncy for INSURANCE it iha oorrartAMa of tela mart of eiamUad by u« aad la ika best of Cleaned, dinner family called Bunday afternoon on Dunn and family. * Mr* Kate Nickerson and Mr* Janet Shat- GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All lip's "66". M37 So.. 945-5W. TROPHY CENTER- �I •SwM>A%£ulBANinm I Grand Council Fire Held in Auditorium ndav evening. May B. In Auditorium, at which the pianist for the program. and Don Cook the drummer Girls Firing Up Into Camp Pirc Included: Chert Carter. Linda Hart, Ter­ ry Hubert. Kathy Kennedy. Amy Jo McLean. Bet tv Jo Moore, Martha Panfil. Michele BhetterIv. Joyce Dav. Nancy Cutahnw. Julie Cook, Resina Carl, Barn Burkle. Owen Williamson. Janet Levrocood: • Becky Robbe. Gall Rutter. Chris Wendorf. Nancy Thomas. Carrie Sorby. Kris Reaser, VlrIce Cole. Sandra Brooks. Susan MeUenbaeh. Cynthia McConnell. Kathy Hamatv. Julie Dahnan. Brenda Cuddahee. Teri Day. Gail GlDett: Melinda Hammond. Barbara Keeler. Robin Willis, Kathv Lydy. Shirley Huss. Wendy Hoffmore. Diane Dank. Kim Foltz, Christelle Cumbow. Jill Cottecr. Robin Aiolnall, Janis Dillard. Colleen McQuem and Bonnie Moody. Girls Dossing Trail Seekers Rank Included: Brenda Brooks. Ann Castle­ man, Carol Furrow. Vieky Hur- Vaughn. Penny Thayer, Carol Spinelli.. Tanya Day: Marcella Christenson. Debbie Areheart. Marla Burch, Cyntheal Cooper, Pricnia Ellsworth. Beth Lewis. JoZllen Miller, Valerie Daugherty. CatHleen Bradley and Gladys Baird. Girls passing Wood Gatherer's Rank included: gueste of Mr. and Mrs. MelvlnSprlng Concert and Art Show at Giris passing Fire Makers McDermld at Delton. A Alva Middleville Hank included LuAnn Bowman. Martha Hall. nard and Mra. Harry Saunders of Charlotte were Wednesday Dan dinner gueste of Mr. and Mra. Sllcock, Cindy Schondeimayer. Debbie Braale. Jeon Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman Debra Hein. Kathy Pannington. man. A 11 end daughters of Wayne, spent Sandra Pennington, Janine companled —JgB* Sheppard, Mary 'Diomas and Di­ Mother's Day weekend with her _ _______ parenu, Mr. and Mrs Charles ane Wletnlk. lowship at the Mennortte Church Geiger. Other eueste were Mr Girts passing Torch Bearer’s nnd Mrs. Roy Dukes, local and Thursday. AjMra Chartes-King Rank Included: ML'-’ Sharon Geiger of Hastings. Marcia Mulder, Michele JackMr and Mrs Charles Oelget von Reis and Cathy Young. visited Mrs. Kathryn Geiger and Norma near Lowell Friday. A Mrs Charles OveHiolt spent the Mother's Day weekend with her son and family. Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Overholt, at Holland. By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg Mr. and Mra. Emest Dipp and Alva Moore underwent eye family and Mr. and Mrs. George Klemp. Owen enjoyed a Mother's Day Good of th surgery at a Mt. Pleasant Hos­ dinner at Carlton Center Bun­ pital Monday. A Mr. and Mrs Al day. A. Mrs. Tom Owen and Mrs Day dinner Barnard and children, local. Mr. Ben Christie surprised their sls- Mrs. Bill Kb and Mrs, Gary Kidder and boys ter-ln-law with a birthday parly celved a c$ll of Caledonia and Ralph Moore Thursday evening al the for­ enjoyed Mother's Dav at the mer's home. Guests, besides Tom Henry Myers'wi Highlander They visited Mrs. Owen and children, were Mr. rheon gueste.of Moore nt the Medical Facility. A and Mrs. Ben Christie and fami­ ly, Mr Charles Blough and son. Va., spent from Friday until Delton were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Fisher, a Mr. Blough and Hubert. A Mr. and Bunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Richard Bustance and Mrs Albert Owen and Kelly of and Mrs. George Faunce. Miss Jo Rosenbunt of Alto accom­ Debby of Hastings were Bunday Morgan were Saturday visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Owen. MT. panied the Faunces to WDlo* Run airport when he returned Fisher A Mr and Mrs. Tim Kidday evening visitors of Mr. and to Norfolk Sunday. Robert Moore and family and Mrs. Ron Owen of Middleville. A Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stnelker were Mrs. Linde Blough was a Moth­ Mother's Day dinner gueste at er's Day dinner guest of Mr. and the Don Kidders. A Mrs. Janice Mrs Leighton Yoder. Other Crum of Caledonia was a Mon­ gueste were Mr. and Mrs Tom day visitor of Mrs Gary Mc­ McCarthy. Mrs. Frank DavidGhee. A Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mc­ hazy and Mrs. Bernice Deardorff. Evangelistic meetings will, be Ghee and children were Mother's Mr. and Mrs. George Faunce held May 12 through Hi at the Day dinner gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman of Hastings entertained the Lcft-Ovey Com­ North Irving Wesleyan MethoCallers of Mrs. Little Blough munity Club Saturday night. A dirt Church, corner of Buehler during the week were Mr. and Mr and Mrs. George Faunce Mrs Floyd Thompson, Mr. and visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elliott Borgman, pastor, announced, ■. Mrs Harold Schedule. Mr. and and sons and new baby Friday. Mrs. Leighton Yoder. Mrs Agnes A Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler nine al* 7:30 and on Sunday at Smelker and Mra Forrest Price. and Gayle, were Sunday dinner A Mr. and Mrs Bill Elliott are gueste Of her mother. Mrs. Ad- tor of the Scottville Pilgrim the parents of a boy bom May 3 dah Fausey, in Hastings. A Mrs. Holiness Church, will be the at Pennock Hospital. He weighed Edith Smelker and Mrs. Ployd speaker. He Is a graduate, of Grinnell called on Mra. Harry . Relgler of West Freeport last Owasso College tn Owosso. Sunday. May 15. the “Run­ Monday. A Mra. Thora Grinnell home. Congratulations A Mr. attended a party at the Tom shine Singers" from Owosso Col­ lege will furnish the music for Jeffery home Friday night. A and Mrs. Ivan Roush spent Mother's Day weekend with her Saturday callers at the Floyd morning and evening services. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grinnell home were Mrs. Marie Grinnell and daughter. Sharon, Bill Vandermale of Marysville. A Mr. and Mrs. James Gonsales of Algonquin Lake and Mr. and. and baby of Hastings were Sun­ Mra. Alden Grinnell. Mr. and Mra. J. D. Grinnell ’ day luncheon guests of Mr. and took his father to Blodgett Hos- ■ Mrs. Rego Rcnden. Mrs. David Reigler and baby etal Sunday for a few days. A, r. and "Mrs. Bob Newton and Pickup sad Delivery. of Carlton Center were Friday visitors of Mrs. Rego Renden. A Bill and Mra. Ada Newton of Ray Clinton and Mrs. Betty Se- Hastings were Mother's Day din- NOTICE ; -J • - • ■ ■ - ■ ■ Freeport OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION Plan Evangelistic Setvicu Moy 12-15 At Irving Church UPHOLSTERING Susan McAllister, Cande Taylor. callers at the Art Clinton home. * Mrs. Don Cullen attended a Cub Scout roundtable In Has­ tings Thursday. * Lindsey Cullen was a Saturday overnight guest of Mr. and Mra. Robert Conley in Hastings. A Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dukes were Sunday dinner Rustic Inn near Clare. A Mrs Robert Newton received a Moth­ er's Day call from their daugh­ ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs.. Ray Koon, of Washington. A School Election Notice of the Loit Day of Registration of the Qualified Electors of Hastings Public Schools, B-1 THE FURNITURE BUILDING Barry County Wayne Hazel State of Michigan Phone 374-3523 supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton’and attended the| < " Ride with The Dodge Boys To The Qualified Electors of Said School District: You can tell they’re WHO MAY VOTE? Section 532 of Act. 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, a* amended, provides G the following: "The Inspectors of Election at an Annual or Special Election shall not^receive the vote of any person residing in a registration School Dis­ trict whose name is not registered as an elector in the City or Township in which he resides........... " GOOD GUYS LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION The last day on which persons may register with the Township Clerk(s) or City Clerk to vote at the Annual School Election to bo held on June 13, 1966 is May 16, 1966. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m., Eastern Standard Time, on the said day are NOT ELIGIBLE to vote at the said Annual School Election. Persons planning to register must determine when the City and Town­ ship Clerks' offices will be open for registration. Ride with a Dodge Truck. Tough all around. Low good-guy prices. It's ob­ vious. The Dodge Boys they all wear white hats! Board of Education No Longer Takes Registrations Under the provisions of Chapter 8 of Act. 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, registrations will NOT BE TAKEN BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS and only persons who have registered as general electors with the appropriate T^n- ship or City Clerk of the Township or City in which they reside are registcW electors. y THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF Hastings Public Schools, B-1, Michigan Load up. Got a move on. Take It out on a Dodge Truck. D^d May 3,1966 HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. State St. Hastings Ph. 945-2454 UIW CM CINTO. CO*. MICHIGAN » COURT—THONE Wl 5-3903 t Barbara von Reis, Secretory, Board of Education �The Hastings Banner »lHlw n<rUa,. M«y 12. 1WS Forrest Beach Of Nashville Dies Wednesday Il s limn iBMtl mum amount payable to one family. WIU the 7 percent in- tlie Michigan Employment Seurity Commission office serving Kent, Barry and port of Allegan counties, urges unemployed or He was bom in Hastings on underemployed workers In these July 28. 1892. the son of Charles areai who are interested In en­ and Etta (Webb) Beach. He. at­ rolling In this training program tended th- Hastings schools and to apply a: the MESC office. 2M married Mabie Ragle of Has­ ifl Division Avenue. Grand Rap­ ids between 8:30 am. and 4:30 tings. She died in 1920. y p.m. Monday through Friday. Mr. Bench married Julia San­ There arc a number of va­ ders of Lansing. She died in, cancies available to untrained June of 1953. He later married workers in this job training pro­ Lencra Bennett of Hartings. gram and job* r«iu'’lng ski’ll pttal m of July, 1065, la assured in the dollar amount ot your I earn before any of my benefits benefit. are withheld? rani up Co glJOO and still get benefits for all months. Howsvxr, beginning with 1966, this has been raised Co 41.500. Now that widow's benefits are PROGRESS on the wheels and under the wheels is capoirirfin this photo as Battle Creek drives his team over a new road-bed for a spur of 1-94 under construction in Calhoun County. The giant earthmover was halted for a awaent as the dray rolled to its destination. After the concrete road-bed is down, the fanner will have to take another route. 15 Lakewood Scholars Earn Perfect Records security payments. What is the change? A. Before July, 1965, disability Inxurance benefits could be paid only if the worker's disability Fifteen Lakewood Hugh School was expected to leet Indefinitely. rtudenta achieved straight A re­ Now the law provides that the ords during the psurt marking duration requirement is met if period Students with perfect record* Include Ruth Mick, freshman; Larent and Leroy Bollhouse. with the Social Security Ad- Richard Canfield. Bob Glessner, mlniatraUon. ia publishing a nerlea ot questions and answers mores; Diane Binns. Dan Cle­ mens, Jill Garllnger. Priscilla quoatkxi, the Social Mick. Kathy StoeL Hendrtcka VandeKemp, Kathy Walt, junglad to answer it. Your social iora, and Bob Othmcr, a senior. security district office located at OUiera on the honor roll are: • 9th Grade — Bonnie Bechtol. Rapid*, Michigan is open dally Janice Birman, Jayne Booher. Monday through Friday from Jean Brown. Huel Conley. B:30 us. te 4:90 pm. It is also Kathleen Custer, Nancy Estep. open each Monday evening from Tom Feltsv. Pam Ooodemoot, Every inch a rugged John Deere your questions and requests Co that offtea whioh viU reply dl- taaw, aardMlaa. sarayiaa Sharon Haskins, Susan Hephc r. Barbara Hunt, Darlene Bonnie Ketchum. Nancy Knight, Dave Lind; Larry Mitchell. Phyllis Mont*- . guc, Roberta Moore. Brenda Newton. Barbara Reuther, Nancy Ribbens. Elaine Roush. Ion Smith. John Strickland. Dennis Stuart, Jody Shepard. Ken Blm< mom, Carole Strong. Tom Wil- Need Volunteers For Legion’s ‘Poppy Days’ Next week Friday and Satur­ day. May 20 and 21. are Poppy Mrs. Myers of Rural Freeport Dies Thursday della Ann Myers. 89, Rl Free- Thursday, May 5, at Pennock Hospital, were held at the United Brethren In Christ Church at The Rev. William Bryde offl- Freeport Cemetery. hospitalized tor one day prior ahlp on Jan. 3, 1877, the dough- Milken, Max McLeod. Dr. Shrosbree Accepts Post At Riverview chain Tyler. 8he> attended the Raftler, Joyce Ribbens. Bteve Logan School and married John Schray, Bondi Suislba. Kaye P. Myera Slc-wlnskL Agnes Thelen, Don- l«lh Grade - Jane Aider Ink, Alfred Bhroabree, _Dr. ______ ___O. ________ who John. and family, had made lias been nipt of Gull Lake Curtla. Phyllis Dietrick, Tom their home together at 13660 Community Schools since the Eckert, Dare Faulkner, Muri 108th Street, since 1043. Pawley. Jackie Hines. Roger Hoethe Freeport United Brethren in LAWN & GARTEli emergency room after former employee of the E W. BUss Company, the Oldsmobile Company in Lansing and Or­ chard Industries here. He re­ tired in 1958. In addition to his wife, he Is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Charles (Evelyn) Dennis of Eart luutsing and Mra. Richard (Vir­ ginia) Powel! of Lansing; six grandchildren; three great grandchildren; two step-sons. Frederick and Robert Anderton. Doth ot Nashville; three step­ daughters. Mrs. George (Norma) McNutt and Mrs Judson (Pa­ tricia) Claypool, both of Has­ tings. and Mra. Gerald t LaVan­ da) Bos. Grand Haven; six sis­ ters, Mra. Ruben (Mary) Crites, Freeport; Mrs. Clyde <Cloe) Hendershott and Mra. Ruth Springer, Hastings; Mra. Leslie (Irene) Dickeraon. Dowling; Mra. Zana Day. Nashville, and Mra Emma Benhart. Lansing.* Harry Larsen, ns chairman for Laurence J Bauer Post 45. and Dorothy Brown, as chairman for lh<- Auxiliary, are asking for Delp in the distribution of pop­ pies on those days Persons who can help Friday miming at ths factories are asked to volunteer their services to Brown. Those who can work on the streets later on either day ore also asked to volunteer to Harry or Dorothy Brown. Donations to the Poppy Fund art needed more than ever. Be­ fore another year there may be boys from Vietnam needing as­ sistance to regain their health. The Veteran's organisations begin where government assist­ ance stops, by giving encourage­ grandchildren and two great ment to those who need a boost step-grandchildren. to their morale. jRelji them to Fur Banner Classified Ads help themselves with a generous Call WI 5-3481. donation. EUlna Pmnlngton. Patty RaJrigh, BID Ribbens. James Rob­ ard-Osgood Funeral Home until Watervliet, Dr. erta. Connie Roush, Diane Stu­ Bhrosbree earned his doctorate art, Jeon VanOanabeke. Kathy Woodman; of education at Harvard. 11th Grade—Kellie Allen. Tom Barnum, Beth Buche, Pam Bustance, Janice Cusack, Jim Ecknian. Sue Eash. Nancy Erickson, Janice Hridrick, Sue HlU: , brother.^On'ln Allerdmg of FrteNASA's Project Mercury, the port, and one granddaughter, first program that put Amen-1 Mra. Robert (Nil* Jo) of Aucans in fpace. was completed | gust*, after a total ot six manned flights. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin WhetBok>. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, May 14-—9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. ST. ROSE SCHOOL BASEMENT OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY IN MIDDLEVILLE We wish .Jo take this opportunity to thank our many friends and cus­ tomers, also our faithful employees, for helping us build a successful business in this growing community over the post ten years. We hope to be able to continue this service for many years to come. Leo & Bbth Verlinde Donations Accepted—Phone F. Weyermon Wl 5-4432 Stan Trumble, C.L.U. Meyers. Tom Noffke, Pam PrnngW, Joy Reed. Steve Bayer, Yvonne Slawlmkl Jeff Wells, Bob Wieland. Itth Gr*d»—8ue Baker, Kathy Benson. Mary Bertottf. Linda Borer, Marvin Brodbeck. Beverly GIFTS Graduation SECURITY __ __ .. CHARGE MEMBER | service New York Life veld. Sue Harwood, Loma Hecht, Paul Jackson, JoyAnn Kime, Phone Vermontville 259-7298 SIGN OF OUR TIME the may to success is long and hard. So con­ gratulate your favorite graduate on a big step forward with a Hallmark Graduation card. Come in toon and select a popular Contemporary card or choose from our complete collection of other Hallmark Gradua­ tion card*. ship until 192$ when they moved to Hartings Mr. McKibben died Six-Mission Project Sponsored by Hie St. Rose Aitor Society Ph. Wl 5-5052 Townahln on May IS. 1907._ Comer of Bond -ond Jefferson St*. Loftus. Duane Miller, Sdb Mbr- BROS. Implements daughter of Lloyd and Jennie (Marlow i Allerdlng. She attend- qualify and complete the train­ her daughter, Mrs. Willard (Al­ ing. Chrtitmscn said. lie) White al 233 E. William Friday, May 13—9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. i Goodyear Mrs. McKibben Dies Following Long Illness BMdi. n. Ki HMbrtBe. Unemployed and under em­ May 4. at Pennock Hospital, went ,ployed workers wlK> qualify will held at 1:30 pm. Saturday at be paid training allowances rangIna (mm »<0 to $72 weekly while the Leonard - Osgood Funeral : attending cla«c*, Trainees liv­ Home. ing outside the Grand Rapids The Rev. Marvin Potter offl-1 ana also may qualify for travel fldatod and burial waa to Rlvdated and burial in RlvenJde 1allowance wiU my benefit* rolls New Woodworking Machine Training Class to Begin »•»« I «• * “Modem" is the word for the Security Charge Sign. It denotes the “modem” way to shop. Lera Buxton or CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Through the convenience of your own personal Security Charge BILLFOLDS or CLUTCH BAGS □raad^TM oau ohm ooumr ruu_ by saying ‘‘Charge It”. Genuine Leather. from $3.95 ENGLISH LEATHER Sats and Individual Hems --- — LEATHER TRAVEL KITS Timax WRIST WATCHES for Her or for Him --— 79., GIFTS In COSMITICS I. Rrrha ELECTRIC SHAVERS—All Fwmi Mahoa Schick, Remington, Nordea, $4 Q95 Sunbeom, Ronion, Shavea. Priced froM I w W«Kkn TXAVtL ALARM CLOCK, v Personalized Care Makes The Difference Th* difference between ordinary funeral service and service that fulfills every requirement lies in personal attention to details. At Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home, we give our closest attention to even the smallest needs and wishes, as­ suring complete satisfaction every time. LEOnflRD-OSGOOD You can decide then or later to pay as little as 1 10 of your balance each month with a service charge of only 1 % (Minimum payment $10), or pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date with no service charge! STOP and SHOP Where You See The SECURITY CHARGE SIGN SPONSORED BY i Sational JEFFERSON, JACK D. OSGOOD Lo CORNER OF STATE AND ^JuKenalJJofM CHA1LES H. LEONARD Phone 945-2471 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Card you automatically receive extended payment privileges just [Hastings DOWNTOWN and SECURITY NATIONAL BANK of Battia Creak �Friday night. May U. TMa servioe M SMSM Soil Stewardship Week to Open Here Sunday ■ rvw. u> ebw Coijn'XJWSdS" fa Dr. Brainard Of Battle Creek Die* Friday SOUTH KALA38O HOSpllal The Hastings Rotary Club has accepted joint sponsorship with the Boll District In obtaining the -Infinitely varied. Infinitely rich, infinitely demanding, the countryside Is a maatrrpUco of Office bourn Tusoday through RenkeA. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Rentes of Hu- CARLTON CUBIST CHURCH Bunday Bchedula Warsaw. Ind.; a daughter. Anne Colmery. Ann Arbor, and six be the subject at Christian Bdgrandchildren. Nursery. ocrviccs wwc •• •• ——— 11 am. Morning worehlp. ttrMonday at the First Congrega­ tional Church in Battle Creek. 'Mortals-lmmortals' Thursday DELTON METHODIST CHURCH COAT8 GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 846-5704 10 am. Bunday school > ' 11 am. Morning worship. Floyd Waller, Bupt. Prayer Group, degwtiDenx. Rev. George ElUoU TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HUT CHURCH OF CHRIST. Gerald Ostroth. director. Saturday, library open 2-4 pm. Bunday school. 10 am. Warning worship, 11 am. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Prayer service, Public invited. NOTICE OF LAST DAY F REGISTRATION SCHOOL ELECTION :45 am. Bunday school 11 am. Homing worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. MILO RUBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher Worship, H am. . Bunday evening servioe. 7:30. WOODLAND Mccnlng worship. 11 Youth PsUowahip. 7 IRVING CHAPEL Rev. Chalmer Miller NOTICE OF THE LAST DAY ; LAKEWOOD E, U. B. CHURCH Rev. Cart BUvemall. Pastor ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell Pastor CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL . UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH George 8. Marehall. Pastor Worehlp service. 11 am, <*.' All are Welcome. _______ LAKEWOOD BAPTISE CJ QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Barry Intermediate School District State of Michigan BAPTIST CHURCH Delton, Michigan Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor 0 THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: WHO MAY VOTE? Section 532 of Act 269, Public Act> of Michigan, 1955, at amondod, pro­ vides tho following: "The Inspectors of Election at an Annual or Special Election shall not receive the vote of any person residing in a registration School District whose name is not registered as an elector in the City or Township in which ho resides" ist Day Of Registration township Clark Is* or City Clerk to vote at the Special Ichoollllection to be held on June 13. 1966 is May 16, 1966. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m.. East­ ern Standard Time, on the said day are NOT ELIGIBLE planning to register mutt determine when the City and Township Cleritt* offices wHI bo op«ri4or regittration. Board of Education No Longer Takes Registrations Under the provisions of Chapter 8 of Act 269. Public Acts ef Michigan, 1955. at amended, registrations will NOT Bl TAKEN BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS and only partem who have regittered at general electort with the appropriete Township or Qty Clerk of the Town­ ship er City in which they reside are registered electors. Thi« Notice is given by ardor of the Board Rrtnlng worship, 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, ' MoOALLUM UNITED of the Wildwood- Homing worship. 10 a.m. Middleville By Mrs. Mary Jack*on । 119 AimM 7VS-1SI0 I Sharon Robertson and Ruth Thursday. 3:30 Children's choir Guekca, who had breti In Florida Clkorles Robertson Circuit church service, title: Bupaay worship, 7:30 pm. ■CiirtsUan Perfection: Fact or grecs and teaulflul weather. AX Wednesday worship for entire Fiction?" family. of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Adults Bible etudy and prayer. Hamblin. Warship serrire, 8:30 am. half hour to land. They Just Youth field and arrived In Grand Rap­ Church school. 8:46 am. ids airport a few mlnutea late. Wonhip service. 10:38 am. .Both girts arrived back to work DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY , Teens and Young Adults, Gareth Quimby Church the nesxt morning with happy ADVENTIST ‘ CHURCH and Janice Conklin In charge; Church school, J0;30 mancries of their trip. * Mr. Elder C. L- WOber,.Pastor Adult prayer meeting, Mra. RogMorning worship, 11:30 am. 404 W. CWfax — phj WI 5-M18 Uy returned to Flint Bunday. Saturday BabbAth School, 8:30. 7 p.m. Ere Worship, U am. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH lai music. Wednesday prayer, 7;30 pm. B. Jefferson A Walnut Sts. fcr -today," on Bunday. 'Faith 1 TV, WOOD, Worehlp at 8:15 and 10:46 am. Bunday, ' ”Voice of Prophecy, Bunday school and Bible Hadlo WJEF 1230. 8:30 am. missionary meeting Erery Bunday—“T h 1 a la the Mr. and Mre. Alpha Lewis hedp< —;---------. HASTINGS ____ GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH eiannel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 am. channel 8; WJIM-TY. 3 tick? in Ubth Mt. Pleasant and Grove Churclt 'pm. channel 4. "Pattorn for Alma hospital* While in the Living/ ' Bunday arming service. 7 Nothing the Blbl^ £ PaMor Of REGISTRATION OF THE HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 West Colfax Street Bunday Public talk. 3 pm. Bible study, 4:16 pm. which la bom at the Spirit la Telephone WI 5-4M5 Wednesday, prayer and Bible study. served afterwards. 10 am. Morning group. 11 am. Morning worship, ser- Bible study hour. 31 LM JebtaCh worship. mation. lnT^day, Rachel Circle. 11:30 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ' Friday, May 27. JjisUor-Bentor noon channel 13. banqurt (with 4*lae>i at Orsnd preclate cards from old friends. Rapids, oorapUmsnta of the Earl VanderPoppen and Bur­ church. Compere, tourists and vaca- dette’’Cline, whor« terms expire on the T-K School Board, do not HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH wish to run again. The Thomclothes along? Fine, come as you uppIe-Keilogg School election Is to be held June 13. ★ Village President Marc Squler. reports there Is an opening for a village HASTINGS WESLEYAN over WucH. METHODIST signed. * A building la bring built on the corner of First and children 4 through 8. 10 am. Sunday school Second Street* for a carwash, Young People.' and also a confectionery store. meetings. mon: "The First Commandment." । Mr. and Mt>. Leon Cooley and 0:30 pre. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ I little son. who have spent the HASTINGS) ASSEMBLY ©F GOD CHURCH vice. Bpeclal music, hymn sing. lowship. Winter with hU grandfather. 7:30 pm. Gospel Hour, ser­ George Juppetrom. moved to 103 E. Woodland Avenue Monday — 4:30 pm. Pionstr mon: "JusUflcatton by Faith." Hastings near his work last Girls Clubs. Lucius Lobdell's birthday was ado Boys Clubs. held al the home of her father. 7 p.m. EvangeHodc sendee. Georg'S Juppetrom. Saturday, clety meeting. April 30. The guests were Mr. The US, m a nn ed spare flight ' Wednesday AeUviUm | and Mra. Lucius Lobdell of FlorKILPATRICK :ldfl- M*- and Mrs. Ray Weaver UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH lutWM Mo Ld Un. ol j' "^J*1** M-86 Woodland Bible Study. Rev. R. A. Hoffman x'-jWAffL? Thursday, 6 30 p.m. C8B Bat­ 10 am. Bunday school. talion Boys Club. country. pm. Evening service. S ha tin os ~ L' ' 7:30 pm. Evening 7:30 pm. Wed, p Rev. U. a- itowe, rasuir For Information, call K. W. W, ' >1 ' Boitwood and B. ®abo Road ’ Atndav school. 0:46 am. Morning worehlp. 10:45 am. ■A8T1NG8 UNITED . Bunday evening service. 7.30 HOLINESS CHURCH Wednesday prayer. 7:80 pm EaM Marshall BtreeC Marvin Blckmlllar, Pastor Morning worship, 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday evening. 7:30 pm. Henry VanTil, Evangelist 10 a.m. Morning service. 11:15 am. Sunday school I A cordial welcome to all PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH U Mlle E. of M-M on Stole Rd. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 sun. Morning worship. mlltee. Evening servioe. 8 pm. Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Prayer and Bible Study Wed- and Boys Brigade. Women's Monthly Missionary Feilowahlp 2nd Tuesday, 7:30 MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 704 W. Main Buret Rev. Ear! 6chlpper Worship. 10 am. Bunday school, 11:16 am. Evening worehlp, 7:30 pm. Far-Flung Toom sue? k NORTH IRVING WE8LEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Bunday school 10 am. Mom)ng worship, 11 am. Young People s aervice. 7 pm. Evangelina! service, 8 pm. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8318 Coals Grove Road Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Worship services. 8:45 am. Sunday school. 10:46 am. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult FROM OUT-DATED COOKING THIS SPRING Start Enjoying the Freedom of AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING Thursday, Junior choir. 4 p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1230 N. Broadway. Hastings Where a Christian Experience 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Morning worship. 4:30 pm. Youth service. 7:30 pm. Evening warship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. model that's just right for your family needs. There arc both free-standing models and built-tre ... one-piece unfa and two-piece ensembles. But regardless of theie design all the new gat ranges offer amaxing automatic timing devices ... remarkable new le pcrature oven control... automatic meat thermometer ... plus other desirable features chat help make every woman a gourmet cook. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Joeeph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley, Assistant of Education of Barry Intermediate Saturdays, 7 30 am. on Sundaya Before Masses on weekdays, Daily Haan. 1 am. School District, Michigan. BT. AUGUSTINE. MIDDLEVILLE Doted May 4, 1966 Harold S. Stockwell Switirv. U.rd of Uuwtl.n, ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rm. I*. Denis P. Nash. Pai OU* LADY OF GREAT BAK, SEE YOUR GAS RANGE DEALER SOON! �Inflation Hikes Food Prices— Not Vice-Vepsa Fresh Out ef the Attic Tyrolean Village ia of many people, Mauch related. The specialist sold that the rise in personal Income duo u. | higher wages, greater profits and simply more spendable dol- THE HASTINGS BANNER—« While rorwt beef as increased pound over the W- ings and electrical effects ths fierce black clouds are '■I inflation." a Michigan Stale University Extension Specialist By Increasing the demand for in agricultural policy sold Thurs- the product*, the prices have In-1 creased. Mauch *eld that while t hunder rolls. tables, seated around which are thousand* of people regaling between a cyclone and a limited themselves with the beverage TTk Old BANNER of Beptem- sides with special attractions. that made Milwaukee famous. This attraction ta said to be the go over a mile a minute, and mo:t expensive to build of any then again it will fairly Jump newspaper that old. On the very lads of electric lights make thefrom one hill _ to _______ another.„Ifzwyou page and the (he first article avenue as bright os day, and have heart trouble don't take It, hare cost *750.000. first Darr I,,,. If IF you .n,. anUw enjoy anfn* going at • rapid I find a more Interesting article. (Ker.. 1. mii5dr nf all MirtA and but The "BANNER MAN" evidently descriptions. People from every pace you will find tbs §cenlc tractions on the Pike that I was attended the World * Pair at St. part of the globe dressed in their Railway the very acme of per­ told were good, but which t did not personally virit. Among them native garb Jostle one another fection. . were the "Hate Fire Fighters,” scription of IL Borne of you in and line the street from begin"Creation" ta . another very the County may have possibly nlng to end. Stately Indian scenic display and I* supposed attended this same fair, and If Cidef*. dtrvrd in gorgeous ail­ to represent the world from the you did it wlU bring back many ment of buckskin and feathers, very beginning. It starts - when old memories, no doubt. To you and faces hideously striped with everything waa all chaos, graduwar paint, find stolid squaws cent World Pairs, the oompar1- with their little papooses straplands gradually, appear. vegeta­ recent ones will be really inter- Turks, Russians. Greeks. Chinese, tion covers the beautiful land­ eating. Now who tiita "BAN- •German, Italian, the suave NER MAN” would have been. 11 Frenchman; all these and scores worth the price at admission, but By H D. Burpee a former stave, and out of hta earnings he supports hta former white master, who differed re- rfBUjtlng emporary high prices verse* during the rebellion, lost of pork, made It appear so. all he had, and was never able fannCT n,,, to recoup hta fortune. He was|r|ght tio^g wllh the rest of the kind to hta former slave and economy, and this rise ho* offthe letter ta now ahowlng hta tny appoint Increase in apprcclsUon. prices paid to the farmer, the There are 40 exhibits on the j economist added. Farmers ore Pike that are sold to represent i In the *ame relative poalan Investment of over *5000.00)! Uon-they still are getting about all told. Do you wonder that it's 80 percent of parity—just as an interesting place? Don't intas they were In the 1957-59 period. First take in the Naval -Ex­ hibit. This will cost 25 cents a I ticket. Here you will meet "THE PIKE” Ii Charlie v-,.omv DUWKU, Blrdseil, son ami of ui Dan L>»n Sight* And- Scenes Taken In By Blrdsefl of this city and he can THE Banner Man -rww --------------------------------doubUew be of no little help In While At The World* Fair. The Hiving you pointers os he did me. “Pike" Is A Most Interesting The Naval Exhibit u really a And Attractive Place. miniature battle of Santiago, When a man pay* his coin to and the artists brush has helped take In the main tent, he hard­ make the picture quite complete. ly feels satisfied until he spends From a targe grandstand you — — / iiAJK look uuc out onto ua large large way body utof where the "Wild Man From water, perhaps 30 rods long and Borneo," the female snake 20 rods wide, while In the dtacharmer and that tattooed man'tancc mountains ton canvas) serve to make the day’s enjoy- loom up that look very natunft. rn^nt complete. Soon out come the little torpedo I Me In St. Louie, KING OF ROASTS! things that a man rather not worry about until the proper time comes and Just now I feel pretty well, thank you. The "Petals du Costume'*—well you Just simply cant keep th* •Ide attraction of the main show; supposed to be launched that' be seen the French court dresses ” only under > blow an unsuspecting vessel at ,of various times. And I don't It ta the "Midway "Midway" underflow another name, and It has some the further end of the pond Into attractions that are really meri-1 smithereens. Next come the battorious and well worth the: tleships, perhaps 25 feet long, very 'beautiful. money. To the great credit of the; but built In exact Imitation at When it cornea to trained ani­ officials of the big fair at 8L the big sea fighters only on a mals Hagenbeck. the great ani­ Louis, It can be said that "The | much smaller scale. There ta an mal trainer, is head and shoul­ Pike” as a whole ta st a f a rI Imitation IxitUc. Motto Castle ders above them all. No one higher moral tone than was the Ion shore ta shelled and the cll- should vtadt the World1* Pair "Mldway.” A strict censorship of max ta one grand display of exall attractions ta maintained and plosion*, fire works and red simply marvelous, then being nothing that Is too suggestive light titat must repreaent quite faithfully the real article of war. and other animals, and educated will be tolerated. It ta wd that th? Naval Ex­ to do stunts that seem w«U nigh hibit cost over »300.000 to pro­ Impossible. terestlng of all la the motley duce. • The Irish Village at tt>o end throng of people. The Pike ta a The Galveston Flood ta an­ mile long and lined on both other splendid scenic production. there being a reproduction ot ALL-GOOD SLICED First 3 Ribs c First 5 Ribs ib. CUT FROMGOVERNMENT _______ INSPECTED FRYERS 169‘ Bacon "WPtt-RKIHT" COUNTRY-STYLE Thick-Sliced Bacon ~SUPER RIGHT* Fancy-Sliced Bacon "‘79 Corned Beef - 69c Fryer Legs or Breasts Young Turkeys WITH RIBS ATTACHED 6 TO E-tt. SIZES "WMM-RIGHT" BRISKET • -SUPER-RIGHT" CENTER CUT PIECE Beef Short Ribs Pork Roasts Stewing Beef LB. 99 Canadian Style Bacon "SUPER-RIGHT* "SUPER-RIGHT" BOSTON STYLE BUTTS "SUflR-RIGHT" LIAN STRIPS OR GROUND 49' 35‘ Barbecue Sauce 5i& QQ 3 DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN SweetPeas . CANS AOF GRADE "A* UNSWEETENED ^100 Grapefruit Juice CANS ANN PAGE QUALITY | AFRLE BASE — Grape, Strawberry, Raipberry or Blackberry Sultana Jellies SAVE 16c —JANE PARKER s 39‘ Ozite Town 'N' Terrace is so durable it’s used outdoors—on pcrchas, patios, boats end balconies. So attractive It's used Indoors—In every room in the house. Yes, even kitchens and baths. Ozite Town 'N‘ Terrace Carpet Is made of Vectra polypropylene olefin fiber, re­ markable new fiber that’e Impervious to water. . . mists ste|nlng and fading . .. won’t rot or mildew . . . Town ’N’ Terrace Io eagy to Install, stays flat, won't curl. Choose from 15 lovely decorator colors In widths up to 12 feet, any length. Egg Buns LIFE ■79* Coffee Cake _ ' ———WM— ■R — Nut Loaf ■ 49* SPECIAL SALE! FROZEN VIOITARUB Peas, Cut Corn Peas & Carrots or French Fries 55* 2 39 -,s 55* CANNED FRUIT SAIF ASSORTED FLAVORS Popsicles Ozite Town ’N’ Tarrace Is the original outdoor-indoor carpet ... proven with over 7 million yard* already In use I “ 59‘ SIZE QUART JAR Mayonnaise ' tsetnr 39' Spare Ribs ""mr Canned Hams Lake Erie Perch Fillets » 49c U 49* u 79‘ ofin-fit Use your imagination I U.S.D.A. GRADE “A' t Whore would you use OZiTETown ’H’ Terrace carpet made ol vectra liber? ‘ItecRoom? lec Room? "Supar-Right' BEEF RIB ROAST 79: AO 75: £iOY Right acres* the streat was the "Hereaiter." . but being in the w-aa> Chairman: Appeals Board SHOP A&P the store that tare*...about you/ bornly to the real. I should alway* hate to think of the mother -- —------— - --------- —— <^mxr. an impression that ta unconsclbusly conveyed by her appearance In «uch a "scant cos­ tume. Adam wasn't over-burden- Porch? By Barry County Zoning Board of^. Appeals on Monday, May 23rd, ari 8 P.M. in the City Hall. This is to consider an appeal by the Middleville Tool Company to rezone ' about 3 acres in Section 5 of Yankee Springs Township Located on the southwest corner of Bass ond Briggs Road. Wilbur Uldriks see it at night. the management would do just years-old at the NOTICE: Public Hearing-' 49* 27E&85 12 39‘ Ice Cream Half and Half Cottage Cheese 59* » 39* Apple Sauce Peaches AOP Gewdw "AM Swcfioag Grapefruit 2™ 49' Price* fftecthra Through Saturday, May J4th Apricots FLO*IDA TENDER, SWEET OzItb Town ’N’ Terrace Carpet made with lawaB^nssyies r U « UtaMMk N CM kmJmri HMik r MRt CsA- Hastings Floor Covering QUALITY MATERIALS ANQ GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP 123 West Stwtw St. Heatings PheAe Wl f-Stll Fresh Corn A REAL VALUE! BANANAS 2-29* 5 “■> 39‘ Fresh Cabbag* 12c Cucumber*... 29c Escarole or Endive. . 19c Oranges NAVSll^ni"* 59c Fruit Cocktail YOUR CHOICE 4 89- �Farm News lame Vinners of Black Show Mr. and Mra. Curt Strickland of Lansing were Sunday, May 1. guests ot Mr. and Mra Ellis Johnston. * Four gsnerwUous on both sidea ot the family wore present Bunday, May 1. for the Show on Saturday. April N. The group entaed a fine potter* dinner at the Community Build­ exhibited by Gary Burtland and Hubert Long, waa the firm place ing before the show. two year old butt and grand champion bull again this year. Tho Junior heifer calf close waa won by a calf exhibited by Robert GaakiU ot Dowling and hotly contested by the Jewel] brothers, Don and Clyde, of Nashville. In a cfcae placing Don and Mrs. Foul Olujtc-.ul were osmo out first and waa awarded rwwil ovtrnlglu. sueeU of her • show baiter. brutijer and wife. Rev. and Mra. Charlie McCrea? of South Ha- place calf. Robert Gaskill continued bls winning ways by exhibiting the flrat place animals tn both the junior and senior yearling clew— Tt» second place Junior yearling waa owned by Tod Long Shoemaker exhibited the second place animal in this class. Rob­ ert Gaskill returned to the win­ ners column with bls three year old cow and second place went to Hubert Long. Don Jewell's entry In the four year old daas was the first place winner. Howard Johnston exhibited the winning aged cow and Dale Clark was st ANHYDROUS AMMONIA Dairy Fanners Face New Milk Code on July 1 SMITH Ladka of the Farm Bureau en­ tnente in milk ratline joyed touring tho David Otto Ings tn bo ready ta* con turkey farm Tuesday. May 1. * on July 1. Mrs. Mary Frost, who bad been a patient at the Oeteopalhlr Hospital in Grand Rapids, la at Ute home of her parents, Mr and Mra. Albert Frost. A Cbrayi Robinson ot Holt spent the week trits. Mr. and Mra Brace Windes A Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Campbell of LoBlonc. who were called here because of the death of bls aunt. Mrs. Pern Hendershot. re­ turned home Sunday. May 1. Mr. Campbell Is on the Flint school, faculty. They expect their son. John, who is a teacher in Ger­ many. home in June. The Camg- . peat years, tf a farmer's milk output went Into several mar­ kets. his facillUM were open to inspection to all. Donald Murray, dairy special­ ist for the Michigan Cooperative Irving home ns soon tw sclvool b Extension Service, rays meetings ouL ★ Hospital Guild 10 will throughout the State with firmmeet with Mrs. Charles E. Jack­ tn learn and ask questions about son. May 24 Mr. and Mra. Edwin CHm. who the new rules. They were cooparaUvely apooaored by the Mr. and Mra. Leon Dell and Michigan Department of Agri­ David and Mra. Maude 'John­ ston at ML Ptfarant were Sun­ day, May 1. visitors of Mr. and and Jive In tho apartment over Lite fire harp. * Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Herbert Johnston ot Wood­ Jamoe Rohrbaugh and family of land. * Ml. and Mra. Harold Mc­ Wilmette. UL. spent a few days Leod and Mr. and Mra Cecil recently with ber mother, Mrs. TTonhl— .have returned frutn Lucy Bowen. * Mr. and Mra. Ed­ ward Timm entertained Mr. end Mra. Milton Kcrmocn last Tues­ day evening. April 2tS, celebrat­ ing the Kennuens 37th anniver­ sary. -A'Mra. Richard Rcyff, Mrs Alan Sherman. Mrs. Bob Pratt, Mra. John Reynolds, Mra. Alan Hughes and some members from IXHST TIM nuvici BARR Tire Shop JIM LAKE ODESSA & WOODLAND PLANT AT WOODBURY U. S. ROYAL PAMONG BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Topn Convention in K slams mo Friday and Saturday, April 28­ 39. * Fifty-four seniors returned with their sponnere. Mr. aad Mrs. Douglass Perry. Mra Mary Ste­ vens and Mr. Bishop. Sunday The Judge named Robert Gas­ kill's Junior yearling as the jun­ ior champion female and his three-year-old cow as the senior and grand champion of the show. In the group classes Clyde Jewell exhibited Uvc flrat place produce of dam and Robert Gas­ kill's entry aired by Zddcnrusl Royal Etontlao won the get of May 1, their daughter and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Yoder, sons, Gary. David and a friend, 'lYrry Wood of Caledonia, daugh­ ter. JoEUen and Janice Yoder of Sullivan accompanied a grtwp of ladies to Lexington. Ky., for the derby. They left Friday, May 6. and returned Sunday. A Mr. and Mra. GJen Dean spent the week­ end of May 6 with their son and quia. Mike and Vicki and Mr. Beverly Stemphler. Norman and Mra. Juan Baes and family Hammond, all of Dowling and of Grand Rapids spent the April Patti Btalr. Harland Blair and 30 weekend al Chicago with Mr. Bulnlng called on Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Bounum In Grand Rap­ ids Monday, May 2. * The Bap­ tist Mother - Daughter banquet Prrccntagoa Ill N. Depet St. teste—M. 527-4*10 HASTINGS OFFICE •Olto Sa. Michigan Open Meo., Wed.. Fri. 8:30-5:00 Between 20 and 25 percent of the 400.000 persons engaged in the NASA space program are banquet was held Thursday eve­ ning. May 5 In the church din­ ing room. Mra. Mary Jane Tmcnt. a mbzdonary on furlough •from Africa, was the speaker. Mr. and Mra. Roy Warner were recent dinner gucats ot Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell of rural Rykert of WUUamaton. * Dana Hcldrtck at Lansing spent the weekend of April 30 with her MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE THIS SPRINC TheVvay people Swarming termites are snapping up buys on at your Chevrolet dealer’s Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackton If you see winged black In­ sects sround your home, hidden worker termites may be damaging Umbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for. skJlled Inspection by Termlnix, world's largest In termite con­ trol. Service fully guaranteed up to $25.OOOPO against fu­ ture termite damage. Dreaming of improving your he We'll help you turn that drcam into reality. We'll put our 1-Stop Home Improvement Service into getting away with something. BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. .with a sturdy garage. We'll help you selacf your building ‘style, recommend reliable PHONE felder are the parents of a fourth son. Gregory Alan. 0 lbs., 7 oxa., bom at Blodgett Hospital April Wl 5-3431 TERMINI* WE'LL ARRANGE Th. getting’s never been better. And your Chevrolet dealer's giving the May buys that are making it that way. Buys on all the racy '66 Chevelles, including the wide choice of Malibu models you can order with V8’s that put out up to 275 hp. And SS 896 models you can order with new TurboJet V8’s that put out up to 375 hp Ijjj EASY BUDGET TERMS! tors of bls mother, Mra. WU| Ham Sweet. A Among thore who went trout fishing were Dick .Smith, Charles Blrat and Paul Cbsler. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Stanley Kltch and family went north to her parent's cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Webber. While there be expected to rip a UUtertrouCfishing. a Mra.. Rictard JBmMh~and **cbll-. (rad-rtripe tireB, special flat-cornering suspension, floor-mounted shift and all­ vinyl upholstery are standard). Just drop in, pick out the new Chevelle you want with the power and equipment, you want. And get away with something yourself— a great May buy, no less, on America's favorite mid-size car. CHEVROLET, CHEVELlIJ CHEVY II. CORVAIR ANt CORVETTE Move out hi May See your Chevrolet dealer! LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, Inc. HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �I 1 Personal Mention j recently. Mr. and Mra Ronald ficmant Wyandotte. Ackley, and on Sunday they were Mr and Mra. Cecil Baldwin I entertained for dinner at the Urocnlng of Grand Rapids. The and Mra. Hasel Bachddcr spent j home of the Harold Aekleya nirharrf gueata also visited Mrs. Ed Ad* rtx High School and Mias Karen via mm. Richard Aeklnv Ackley nt of mtenrt Elkart. Trvt Ind, basseU al the Medical Facility. . Meteon ot Vicksburg High School also, visited hla mother. Mrs. Audrey Ackley, on Thursday. Hastings SPEEDY. WASH COIN-OP t t FOR YOU* CONVIM rARTKiPATma m CITY SANK CUBIT Mj-e. Wl ARI HASTINGS MAN. BUMn North Gun Lok. Cdn-Op Opoo 5:00 • jm. - 10 p.m. ‘Adopts’ Young Indian Maiden the hlghert. awards at the April 1® Kalaxnaaoo Science Fair. Union City. They also vtatted Beckwith on Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. Kingsley Bennett, A report on the bowl and Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Ander­ The Robert E. Allens Joined queta and a wadding son of Greenvine attended a mu­ sical comedy at Northwestern the Ethan Allens of Lanalng for University on Tuesday evening of a family gathering at Pontiac on Sunday. group. Mr. Sergeant ia Science last week. The Andersons' daugh­ teacher at Portage North Junior ter attends the University and High School. HU wife. Sharon. Mra. Walter Ryan U staying wreka with Bererwyts, Mr. and Mra. John at the borne at Mra. Marjorie 1 pie family at Springfield. Ill. Moanue. lane Platte, Veteran's daughter. Mrs. Bogart routs June birthday Unit to Invite a bus load Of pa­ tients over for a potluck dinner one of the being outside the hospital and Local Folks Pearl Alnalie and Lydia Rogers; first vice, Arloa Newton; second Re Beckwith; sgt.-at-arma, Doro- executive board. Evelyn Curtin, Elvira Bayles, Ada Bogart', and Lydia Rogers. Tho unit will serve bowling banquets on May 10. Elaine Well­ fare, chairman, and May 13. Marguerite Beckwith, chairman. Next mreUng of the unit will be a social evening honoring the Gold Star mothers of Barry County. Auxiliary members who are Gold Star mothers arc Vesta Birch. Alice Coni. Estella Dib­ ble, Margarecha Gardner, Mary Hula, Eloise Leach. Beatrice Leonard. Katherine Martin. Ger­ trude Raed and Edna Youngs. MABLE FOOTE Manager of Our CHECK-OUT e BEPARTMEN^ orc cordially invited to bo pre­ sent on Thursday. May 1®, 7:30 pin. If any member knows a mother, who has not received a personal invitation, please extend volunteer* are needed there j <; if-11 -l! hotetew. shoe shop, print shc< greenhouse, male or female vol* unteere can be used to aaal* the patients in all three clinics; Tires to suit the volunteer any .day Monday through Friday from I Mabie was bom in Hastings and grew up just outside of town in Irving Township. Nurseryman Fined She graduated from Hastings High School. She and her husband, Bob, have two children: daughter, Janice, is mar­ ried and has two boys; son, Bernard, lives at home. After high school, Mabie worked for the International Seal & Lock Company, Hastings Manufacturing Co. and tho Montgomery Ward store in Hastings. In 1950 she began working for the Kroger Company in our old State Street store. With the opening of ournew Broadway store, Mabie was assigned the job of store bookkeeper and placed in charge of our check­ out girls. We, ot Kroger's feel that the people of this com­ munity deserve the best check-out service possible and we sincerely try our best to give everyone just that. Theodore P. Demmink. Byron Center, of Demmink’s Nursery * Landscaping Service, paid a IM fine plus court co,U a.w.wd. by Mundpol Judge L. E. Bnmelt Friday when he was arraigned for selling six mountain ash trees and some locust trees before they were officially inspected and a permit granted. Our spacious parking lot gives carefree, easy parking with our customer* never having to hunt for a parking space. We feature drive-up, carry-out Mrvice; or, wo will gladly cany your groceries to your car where it is parked. *. ’ * The management at Kroger has something else we are proud of. Perhaps only a few of our customers know about; our employees belong to Hie Retailer's Union. We feel that our employees dOMrve the working conditions which they are provided under their union contract. Wo feel that they are entitled to a forty-hour work week with time-and-a-half for extra hours. Also, full days off and wages comparable to those of other busineues in the community. We don't work eur employees on split shift* a* i* often done in a non-anion (tor* which wa fool hurt* the Mrvice given to customer*. However, we feel that our customers feel a* w* do, a* many of them belong to a union in one of the local companies, and wouldn't care to work under unfavorable conditions themselves. We ar* proud of the people who work for u* and want them to bo happy in their employment her*. Everyone agree* that our price* are th* lowest in town and Mabie Foote assure* everyone that they will receive tho "Red Carpet" Treatment every time they visit our store. . This wook Mabie and her girl* will give 200 T.V. Stomp* with the Coupon in this advertisement and a $10.00 purchase. She will alio give a gallon of Pioneer Bleach for 29g with tho other Coupon. 200 Two Hundred TV STAMPS 200 Modem drugs can work • miracles, but improperly usece they cotdd cause serious J consequences. The law a provides that we sometimes J have to say "Sony, but that • requires a prescription". J In this way we are saying • that your famNy doctor can • presenbe the beat medica- • bon for your condition. • WITH PURCHASES TOTALING $|Q00 IN OUR STORE prescription to be Wied, rely on our Rexall Pharmacist IlilMl'lll'lJ Um It to Purchase a Gallon Bottle of PIONEER BLEACH Jacobs "OQc ’** Prescription­ Pharmacy * i-afc * �•—THE HASTINGS BANNER projects tor World Community Eaton County. ' Write to —— Day In November win be pajamas Hta warning to Michigan tad- I Amendment and Revtaton In-the. traduced by E D. O'Brien, dents about the possible spired j . , . , ■■■■■ , .... . , of legalised gambling in our; ceis will also be collected. Local State ta of Immediate concern. churches an to continue coilertlng money for CROP with O’Brien of Detroit sponsored a Women Hear Gambling Is Cruel Disease official Action of the astings City Council Lansing proposing that a sweep- ■any County United Church UCW in Cadillac May 12 and IS. the ballot this Pall. If this I <Mt omen mra in Nashville at the The program In the church passes rby a majority, IL —will be---I ----'<’•« ■-— -Z — -—-*— #• — ---------... foOowing ..... -----------sanctuary the lunch- on ... the ballot without .u the (omFriday far Uieir May BwkwH*' preelStel. Ip Day. represented by I'r.irn si roll call was Mra William Dean. I New Hampshire’s experience wm offered by the Rev, with a Stale sweepstakes should Mra James Bmlth wm A OHP ON THE SHOULDER MEANS THERE IS WOOD HIGHER UP! villa, who died Sunday afternoon al the Medical Facility. were to EATING; 1867, in Jackson County. the daughter of Joseph and Jane t Watson I Rowe. Her husband. Valentine, died FURNACES daughters, Mra. O’Dea&le Parka Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal Hull of Hastings; 11 grandchil­ dren; 15 great grandchildren, children. Welcome Son Mr. and Mra. Hugh Pedersen, Michigan Blate hurdle star 15072 Artesian. Detroit. an­ Gene Washington set a Big Ten nounce the birth of a son. Erik Indoor high hurdle® title In IMO। eraen is the former Bonnie -- --------- ---------------------- __ — | Brown, daughter of Mr. and ference 70-yard Indoor lows Mra. Dennis R. Brown of Wood­ land. further. Fifty-two cent® out of flSTINGS’ day at the Sponahte Funeral bias and Mtee Gertrude Tobias.1 * New Ham jtehVe newspaper Mra Bmlth urged the audience editor who waged an unsucceaenot to hide In the thought that ful battle against the Introduc- and too bad for individuate to . (the only one In the U. fl. with do anything about them. 0 legalized lottery i. Is spreading With that thought she Intro- I the warning to other States by •. —' ... ;—... ' uu«u wm iprwrr, lur iw, pnsKtent ot United Church Wo- chartea Gibbs, pastor of the Hampshire. ta«i. made st serai announce- ■ Woodland Church of the Berth-' jn Scpte m«it* | ren and the Coats Grove Chris- ' sukes bea The next clothing pickup far Uan Church whose topic wm Hampshire. It wm presented m Church World Service wtU be | The Other Bide of the Coin.": a cure-all to relieve the tax burden. saying the money taken in would go toward education. The expectation waa that It would raise 818.000,000 for the Stale Mrs. Fry, 98, Dies Sunday; Rites Wednesday PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Hastinga 2153 Gun Lake Road HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING Wl 5-3732 Call Wl 5-5769 per 81.00 to collect and admlnis- ENEFIT SALE! million dollars have gone Into to raise salos, State funds are being spent for advertising, and a bill has been Introduced to allow the. placement. of machines for their sale In hotels, motel*. Blate Parks, campsites even to allow school children to Kell them. IWk Hrk-M-I. Mmira! and at toll plazas on the hlghThey are widely sold to tour- stakes officials would like to spread their sale by permitting Plsenlne vis the U. 8. mail and otherwise. City Oftetel WK WISH aoma higher-up would devise an •tiler way to security than thru hard work and thrift. Until then—a good formula for security ia to save 10% of earnings. Your iweured savings earn better-than-average re­ turns at Hastings Saving and Loan. OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS introduced to legalize interstate transportation of sweepstakes tickets. If passed, this will Indl- i'i. as UPRIGHT or CHEST FREEZERS tiTirei tn other States, because the States will fed they have to substitute their own lotteries t? keep money at home. Richard Derby. Coats Grove; Mra. Lloyd Gaskill, Dowling; Mrs. Dehnond Culler. Nashville, and Mra Willard Curtis. Hkslings, aided Ln bringing out questions and pointing up high­ lights after the speech. Among the mnriiuinm: ■ Gambling Is a cruel and Insidi­ ous disease. The gambling raUo IIHIIIHIIH.UIHII1IIUIIUI1UIIIIIIIII! slble. Legalized gambling does not cut down on illegal. The crime ratio inrresuww. and fc Urge illegal traffic in rweepstakes tickets adds to the problem. Even State governments find thesnselvea Involved in usurping and finding loopholes in federal law. The moral climate decline*; 4 ■Ill 27‘ something for nothing, and the people In low Income brackets who need their money for living 16.5 Mr. Gibbs concluded by the reminder that now even simple 136 E. State St school fairs, etc., are Illegal. but Phone Wl 5-3853 community does nothing about All Savings Insured Up to $10,000 with F.S.LI.C. u-MBER FEDERAL HOME 10AH BASK 5T5TEM DAY THE ACTION TO BE TAKEN NOW TO TRY TO AVOID A SIMILAR L FOR MICHIGAN: 1. Write to UPRIGHT FREEZER Go see your Buick dealer. Go get a ’66 Buick Special Going 1st class was never easier. (Or smarter.) 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WINNER—Popular Science Gold Cup for outstanding 27c A Day Includes Sales Tax, Finance Charges, and Delivery braking performance in Pure Oil Trials. KT A WINNER OF A DEAL! Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick Special right now? (When the getting's so great?) ’ ' tn M Mr ta tta-tata, Sta.------ " LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, INC. e ms PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks Sand Sr Gravel Lewis Electric NnhviHe, Mich. -2791 Free Parking CLOVERDALE. MICHIGAN Open 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Daily Dalton 623-5381 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-05-19.pdf a4017ce44ff9678589d7fb98237f1871 PDF Text Text Hasting*, Michigan, Thursday, May It. 1966 NUMBER 5 authorizing an option on the Shut* sidcred by the supervisor* and the chase price of *30,000 for the «4 ew-.ll> available and a minimum able, although the really significant rather the suitability of the pNRr School Teacher Dies Suddenly At Home Here Lyle E. Hulbert. 63, who taught at Hasting* High School for many years and who was teach­ ing this year at 1-akewood. was found dead about .7 am. Friday Road, Death was due lo coronary thrombosis. Mr. Hulbert, recently named president-elect of the Hastings Lions Club, had been in apparent good health and he and Mrs Hulbert and several others were t-» tike a trip after school on Friday. . Mr. Hulbert had been actlv? In many endeavors, and in 1964 was nn unsuccessful candidate for the Republican nomination for State representative from the 89th district. He had served In Ror Seoul The Senate Invtatlgadon of the parking and expansion 4 in this GREET FORMER GOVERNOR—Many Barry County Democrats turned out Saturday afternoon to meet G. Mennen Williams, former Michigan governor now a candidate for his party’s nomination for U.S. Senator. Planning the “coffee” held at the Legion Hall in Williams’ honor were Mrs. Irene Parker (left), have been woefully short sighted for the supervlsois to have limited themselves to a site large enough Albert Beard. R2 Hastings, pictured with Williams who resigned thermore, the Pennock Hospital's expansion vnd renovation project got unlerway again this week when the two-week-old strike in the con'tructlon Industry in southwest­ ern Michigan ended os Laborers District Council ratified a new contract. Invite Public To View Newest He had tnught school at Has- I lelt. Alanson. Marshall. Lansing Todd Home and Hastings before accepting a He married Orlannle Dow1926. In addition to his wife, he Is survived by n son. David, of Western Michigan University, and a daughter. Mrs. Mark iJeam Young of Prospect Heights. III.: one grandchild: two sisters. Mrs Eric iDorothy> Kutx mid Mrs Peter tlrenei Sikkenga, both of Montague, and a nephew. Donald Dowling of Hale, whom they raised as a son. Memorial services were held at 2 30 pm. Sunday al the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Willard H. Curite official-' Ing Committal services were held at 11 am. Monday at the Oak Grove Cemetery at Monta­ gue. The body reposed at the Leon­ ard-Osgood Funeral Horne until time for the memorial service Invite Public To Prime Beef Dinner Saturday Prime rolled beef, .roasted out­ doors over charcoal, will be the entre’ for the annual Hastings io the public from 5:30 lo 7 p.m Saturday. May 21. al Uic Has­ tings High East Gym ‘ eludes' oven browned potatoes, tinted salad, coffee and milk Rotarians Friday will begin preparing for the dinner and Saturday afterqpon Rhe special roasts will be placed on me­ chanically - driven spits to be grilled to perfection. Hastings Rotarians annually sponsor this beef dlhner to help finance their special projects, such as helping to send HHS students abroad during the to the problem—the ''Nut Behind location ts neax seminars held In other Bites divisions. Countries represented here included Italy. Canada. France, Australia. Venezuela, Switzerland, Mesieo, Israel. Japan. England. Sweden. Spain and B**ML Tom Jsbnsion Heft), manager of the Hastings division. Is pictured here with Bob LundwaQ of .. . — . —__ _ ... .V __ _________ i ui-l —A -- * - - as they inspect a Bliss press.—Photo by Barth. Work Resumes At Hospital After Strike Council. He had been co-chairman of the Barry County Community Center fund drive and had been earn’ *3.20 an hour, according coordinator of Barry County’? poilo clinics held In the Full of Hospital Director Jack Bay 1964. void the strike Interruption may Mr. Hulbert was prominent In ihave act the Pennock Hospital educational circles, and had been .completion date back about two a member of the professional weeks. Il had already been de­ problems commission of the layed about six weeks. Michigan Education Association The work may be completed He was also a member of the National Education Association in September Instead of July. Electrical and mechanical work and the I Akewood Education As­ was halted here for only four sociation. Mr. Hulbert was an elder of days, but painters, plasterers, the First Presbyterian Church. 'carpenters, bricklayers and la­ He was bom on Jan. 23. 1903 1borers were of! the full period. The new pact provides for an In Montague, the son of Ernest mid Martha iBuchanan> Hui- ,immediate 32-cent hourly boost. bert. He moved to Muskegon 31 rente In May of 1967 and 30 with his parents and was gradu- 1cents in May of 1968. according nted from high school there in to 1 the news report. 1923. He attended Michigan State University and o b I vMaedrffi* i bachelor of science aegree from . Western MUjUlgW University In, I 1936. and his masters from VL&D. post for tills school year teaching mechanical drafting and wood- REPRESENTATIVES FROM OVERSEAS — Officials of the E. W. Bliss Company’s overseas subsidiaries, licensees and sales representatives from throughout the world gathered in Hastings Barry Observes Michigan Week POPPY DAYS IN HASTINGS day and Saturday aa POPPY DAYS IN HASTINGS and has 450 to Sing, Play Sunday tn Combined Concert _M I1 Bumf Ur“ and “"Onward Onward Chrlstlar Some 4SO 450 Junior Junior and Rsnlor Senior i:11c" Christian Sol| High boys and girls will ploy and j diets." I sing for your enjoyment starting The Senior Band will feature ! al 3 pro. Sunday as the vocal a Dixieland Band with Jack and Instrumental music depart- Bender as tuba soloist. The Junmenta of the Hastings public lor Band will play music from This is Michigan Week, and schools present their annual • Meredith Willson’s Broadway Barry Countv residents are join­ combined concert in the West musical. "Music Man." ing with fellow citizens of the Gym at HHS. I Vocal groups will be doing Wolverine State in observing tills The Junior High Choir and some old favorites plus' brand annual event. Band, and the High School I new selections. Glee Club, Chorus. Choir and Herbert L. Moyer conducts the Band will participate. voeal groups and Arthur StewComblned numbers this year i ard. Jr. and Terril Zylman the will again feature the ever popu- ■ Instrumental groups. lar "Battle Hymn of the Repub-1 There is no admission charge In Many Ways "Michigan—Dynamic in World Hastings’ Noted Botanist Dies Early Monday E Shertf. 79. 1203 8. Church, a noted botanist who died early Monday. May Ifl, at Pennock pm. this Thursday al the Leon­ ard-Osgood Funeral Home. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis te to officiate and burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Dr. Sberff waa hospitalised Wednesday of last week after 18. 1888, the son of John and Linda (McHenry! Slurff. He at­ tended high school al Flint. He wu* graduated from Albion Col­ lege and the University of Chi­ cago where he earned th^_ B.M. and Ph. D. degrees, magna cum laude. MISS DARLENE JARMAN Girls Earn Top Detroit Mayor Academic Honors Speaks Here T uesday Noon At Hastings High 1 Jerome Patrick Cavanagh, Principal Donald R. GUI- ha* announced that Darlene Jarman, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Duane Jarman, 214 E. Shriner, ha* been named valedictorian of the Has­ tings High Class of 1966, and Cynthia Moyer, daughter of Mr. Barry’s Fluoride Don Mullens Takes Position at Ferris 50th Annivcrvary REGIONAL CHAMPS—These are Hastings High’s regional golf Milham Park course with a 326 total. Admiring their trophy are Area Firemen to Clinic to Serve and Jim Fisher Have Training 560 Youngsters 7 Barry Men to that the Barry Coun­ Herbert Service WorkSaturday announced ty Fldoride Program will be held New Governor from June 16 to Aug. 6. Mdnbarr of Are departmen' Leave June 27 Delton. The clinics will begin in Wood­ land on June 16. and continue Of Moose Lodge theft until July 1. For Army. Duty stalled as governor of the Has-. , «ht, era to' participate in teaatou* Saturday, May Spring Musical, Exhibit Friday at Central School Lions Thank All For Aiding Work Some 300 persons were on hand arranged by Mrs. John Walton, president of the Barry County Historical Society and who did In promoting the development of 55th the site. Members of the State Conser­ vation Department, and others, Mr Sharpe Memorial lull at the also participated In the develop­ ment. and the moving of the regular Klwanl* Club Luncheon. historical marker from the recre­ ation area on Gun Lake to _ the spot closer to the actual loca­ to participate In the luncheon. tion of the Yankee Bill Lewis Cavanagh, who was elected Inn near the intersection of the major of the Motor City wh*p See MORE ABOUT: Latorian.'" -• Darlene maintained a perfect 4 0 average throughout her high school yean, and Cynthia's avS- ence building at Illinois Wesle­ Another gold medallion home yan University was named in his I has been constructed here and honor. an open house will be held from 12 noon until 8 pro. Saturday Hoffman. and from 1 to 6 pro. Sunday. May 21-22. at 2211 Robinwood Graduating cum laude with an Drive, south of Hastings. honor point average of 38 or Tije public I* Invited to visit belter are Cynthia Bottchjr. Gloria Caaey, Dennis Dr ate. Nancy Ellis, Marian Gorham, Kenneth Weller and Stephen Young*. Please See MORE ABOUT: Completing the list of honor . . . DR. SHERFF, Page 8. senior* with grade jjolnt avsrside cf the drive, a block off Broadway. man. Gayle Barlow. Les Belfield. This Is a total electric, threeSue Cordray, James DeVaUlt, bedroom. ranch style home. Linda Dunkelberger, Kathy OasIt ha* a brick front and the rest nf the exterior has alumi­ King. Mary Lynn Settles and num siding. Including the twoPatricia Stamm. car garage. It has a full bath The 1966 valedictorian, who plus another half-bath In com­ Hastings Central Spring Musi­ has been awarded a U-M Alumni bination with a convenient utili­ cal and Exhibit will be held Fri­ Scholarship and a Michigan ty loom on the upper level. The day. May 20. In Central Audi­ Higher Education Au th drily kitchen features built-in elec­ torium from 7 pro. until 10 pro. grant, has been a member of the trical equipment. The musical will begin at 7:30. Future Teachers' Association, There is a full-walk-out base­ presented by the early elemen­ was Junior class president, as­ ment with a fireplace to en­ tary grades under the direction sociate editor of the Saxon and hance a future recreation room. of Mrs. Warren Williams. a member of the National Honor Todd Is a well-known builder Terri) Zylman will direct the Society. In this area who attended Has­ elementary student* orchestra tings High School and Is a vet­ and Mr.. Herbert Moyer will di­ eran of World War II. rect the Junior High choir. The exhibit* are very interest­ ing and will be on fields of art, elude membership In the Future science and Industrial arts and Teachers’ Association, Tri Hl-Y. home economic*. Chorus. Choir. Girls’ Ensemble, Everyone 1* invited to attend Mixed Ensemble and National Member* of the Hastings Lions this last elementary program of Honor Society. She was the DAR 1Club have issued a big ’Thank the school season. Citizen for the school last Pall You" to everyone who helped and many will remember her make their recent White Cane outstanding performance as Eliza program a success The project in "My Pair Lady" thia part added *240 to the Lions' fund Winter. which will be used in the area Cynthia ha* a scholarship to to provide white canes, glasses Donald E. Mullins has accept­ Eastern Mkhlgan University tn and other "vision necessities" for ed a position wlthf Perri* State Ypsilanti, a* well aa a State of persons requiring them. College as an admissions coun­ Michigan Competitive Scholar­ sellor effective July 1. In addi­ ship. She plan* to pursue an ele­ PRIME ROLLED BEKF. char- tion to the normal work of an mentary education course. mI roasted outdoors; oven admissions counselor, he wiU alrown potatoes, tossed salad, coffee, tnllk for kiddles, cake. the admissions office and the An open house honoring the — dren under 12. Saturday. May 21. ceived his BS degree from WMU 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. 5:30 to 7 pro.. Hastings High and Mrs. Hart K. Stamm Is being East Gym. Public Invited by held by their children Sunday. Hastings Rotary, who sponsor counselor and coach in the Has­ May 22. from 1 to 5 pm, at their । this fine dinner to help finance tings school system for the past Middle Lake home. “Please, no Barry County with the dedica­ tion of the new historic site near the spot where Yankee Bill Lewis operated his famed Inn for many tings Moose Lodge with Harry Lenz as part governor Gcor:' El'te* •- i-in'nr »ov»rnor. Richard Tinkler u prelate. Middleville from July 25 to Aug. Howard Schantz Is treasurer and G:c"- Swanson continues ns Uniting In Delton through July Some 560 boys and girls are scheduled to receive this dental polntmmt cards will be mulled hour duration ar* scheduled. Btetructort will Include Lt. to Individuals In advance of each Donald VanDyke. Grand Rapids clinic. F1*g Department: Fire Chief Rkhard Hall of Leoni Township, east of Jackson; Allen Kincaid, senior hygienist at the Univer­ of Um .Clark Bqulpment Com­ sity of Detroit School of Den­ pany. and Jake Hill, of the tistry. American Mrs Apparatus Comparty of Battle Creek. Laying of hose, pre-planning, log build­ fog application, rescue and end building evacuation, rope work, gaso-' j lin* fires, pumps, nozzles andi Mother (Jf Q fg M U * eow*d Honor Student Senior Citizens To Meet Monday Han an Woodland Avenue, just If' trhnaporiaUon Is deaired, r can ba furnished. ptease notify sandwiches. irusicc* are nooeri Bowman.. ■■ —----- - -- — Ralph Turner .nd 2= _ । • Hartman, Havens. 21. and Homer Appointive officers Include George Elliot, membership: El­ mer Smith, conservation: Rich­ ard Tinkler, publicity: Lawrence physicals Cooley, civic affairs; Ravmond Word. sgt. at arms; Elmer Smith, outer guard: Richard Bryans. Inner guard, and Jerry Cutchall and Clarence Curtis are Boy Scout. Institution representatives Four candidates have filad tor and Harry Lenz and Richard Tinkler are Cub Scout institu­ tional representative* at the June 13 election. The officers were Installed by Mrs. Mildred Smith, board president, and Robert Godfrey, A Barry County mother of five!, . ~ trustee. are seeking re-electton. !l* among the 99 Michigan State] Lo^e'And lunch was served. New candidate* are Lawrence University students who have]----------- •------------C Wieland and Edward Slocum. In the Honors College. The Barry County Contmorors Barry County Retired Tcacfa| Avrociatton iHouin.y monthly mrc meeting era viuu Club win will meet meet al al 1Pleasant ■ —; , —. ’.ing era leaaent ^kta^dT^e l/h^manUtea ** UU' Thu~ta’f “ Point. Saturday. May 21. at 12:M * 7 30 pn> at the Community Luncheon JI 50. Glace Edmonds u among lhe lop scholars. Building al the Barry County will tell of her travels to KnoThe wife of Wendell Studt. a fairgounds tend ' lathe operator at the E W Bliss | Company. Shlrlre is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Verland Murphy, former Woodland resi­ dents now living to Texas. Mrs. Studt eventually hopes to do graduate work to library sci­ ence. She started her work at MSU to 1966. Shirlee and Wendell were mar- Barry lings community will meet Mon­ seven men have received Trfus to report for military duty on June 27. the Barry Countv Stfocttoa Service Board ha* announced. Albert L Manshum. Jr., U. w4untecred for duty. i Seek 2 Seats On School Board backward glances ‘bill of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files nr riiuay uuuu-i, ------------ -------- ---- ---- ■ - ■ of this pjst week st.med endle.a UIK" *U ooun‘3 families to Barry county residents who borne vegetable garden* were under more than 30 hour* Spring (o help insure a of almost continuous tornado I home supply of fre-h vegetabtea alerts Although some property U> help alleviate lhe world ■rajs. , whlrh Mill rrttl. high winds, there was no loss of The Hastings Termite’’ Club life. Torrential rains over the weekend sent rivers to flood which has its dub room* In the ua*r and Lhe uk- .nur.unn-e «»«of th. HaMinga Hd<*L stage Ttwmapple over, flowed K* banks in many areas. . . . । Charlei Annable ar presMMrt. Ata, Rider, .on of Mr ta Owr,-taukh u rler Mr*. r>. <* A. RM--. Hid.-p Rr*-M Krllr *■ «cr*ur». wu n*m«l WlAtar K Uu tleyd »-TMW Ttar. tar •>•*>* UjO . .. BACKWARD GLANCBB, �I < r ^1 rj-L.-uL.. a gfrfrn ofM ^ri-51 Personal Mention SXJ' ot the btt«*. aMhr and niece,1 Mra. Hstan Batm and Mra. Vir­ ginia Bataa ot Kalamasoo, and attended at Luke's Choir Con­ r.Mi. The John Ingram* entertained cert in the eventag. A weekend V* r*r<«, Jr.,'" ----- • ndinner on Thuraday evening while the ‘Partridges were In the process of moving to UN W. Amy j where they will live until their new home to built on K.Btrte street. On Bunday the Partridges vuiUd her stater. the TtltBBrL Underwoods ot Battle Creek and On Friday Mra. Qian Brower, had the pleasure of being In"!Mra Wm. Bchader and Mra J_________ :___________ -.-.-nrr - • i Mr. and Mra Alfred and Mra. Robert Reynolds and Debbie for a luncheon on Moth­ ers Day evening. Mra Warren Rouah r1*1 ted her brother, the William Mtohlm of Freeport, on Sunday. A Saturday ago. lhe Robert Gorkins of Cleveland. Ohio were tare visit­ ing their paraxis, Mra William Oorkin and Mm Rouah. and Mm Oarkin accompanied them Weekend guc*u ot Mra. Hoary Rogers were her niece and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mra. De* Mooney and daughter, Roxanne, ot Flint. Mra Roam waa a gutrt tort week of Mr. and Mra. Norman Marah of Howard City. Mra. John Bmlth of Hickory Corner* and Mra Clayton Cole­ man are vtaittng relaUvta in De­ troit thia week. _______ , Mr. Ami vu Kxn Fob. B, IBM, tn Woodland Townahip. the ■oo of Dita and Mary (Fryman! James He attended the Barnum School and married Mary Che­ ney on Nov. ». IBM, in Woodsumer* Power Company in Au­ gust St IW9, and was promoted to area line foreman in IBM. He ly^ttatjxMlimn al the Ume WE'VE KICKED THE BOSSES OUT THIS WEEK, AND WE PICKED MANY OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS FOR SALE... ALL WITH YOU AND YOUR BUDGET IN MIND. Mr. James to survived by hl* wife and two sons, Robert and Jack of Hastings; two grandchil­ dren; hl* father of Lansing; two brothers. Harry of Lansing and George of Grand Rapids. Pennock Hospital ^^ FARMER PEETS SMOKTO PICNICS Genuine Spring Lamb SHOULDER ROAST LEG 0' LAMB BLADE CHOPS ^^^^^WITH COUPON BELOW... f MICH. SUGAR 'PRIDE OF MICHIGAN'... WHOLE OR HALF ... PESCHKE BONELESS HAMS HYGRADE CORNED BEEF COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS 'AUTUMN HARVEST' 15-OZ. DOUBLE COOLER 11. Cull ML May It . let Alter. 131 MU3 IL. St! BkuMk. Bl. Steal JMttgas*. M at. May ?: Malli. Hawaii. SPARTAN QUARTERED MARGARINE SPARTAN FROZEN, 8-OZ. WT. MS. 2-OZ. JAS SPAtTAN APPLESAUCE MEAT PIES 39 l-WI., I^-V4. TT I . 100 FREE S&H . . SLM __ ENRICHED WHITE FLOUR ... PILLSBURY Green Stamps JIB., B-OZ. BOX ... JIFFY BISCUIT MIX VEGETABLES LUNCH MEATS ANGEL FOOD FRUIT COCKTAIL 1-lb., 1-oz. can CLING PEACH HALVES or SLICES, 1-lb. can SPARTAN TOMATO world tn turning out a gross product It b unbellereable, but true. 60. we act aside this week, each year, to sing the praise* of lhe state In CATSUP Iceberg HEAD LETTUCE Many of the material* we alack for your convenience are manufactured. or proctMBd. In Michigan We are proud to carry them in our building, remodeling and up­ keep problems. Bt<» tn often. BAaT KM LUMBER CO, •U KART RAUNOAD n, HAMTLSGS. PHONE Wl B- DOUBLE BOX Del Monte: MICHIGAN IS A 12-OZ. WT. BOTTLES Spartan Frozen STRAWBERRIES 4 APRIL HILL ' COUNTRY FRESH BUTTERMILK MICH. CHERRY ICE CREAM ~ SPARTAN WHITE BREAD 5.11W I MICH. PURE I I GRADE 'A' LARGI ■ ISUGAR 5 ^39*1 iFresh Ews ^39*1 I | THIS COUPON GOOD WITH A $5. OR | ■ MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SAT., AAAY . | I^IS COUPON GOOD WITH A $5. Oft . MOREFQOD ORDER THRU SAT., MAY| fjaU __ 29‘ HAWAIIAN PUNCH WITH COUPON ... GRADE 'A' LARGE ASWESHIT BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY �ents who reside In Vermontville; five brothers. Eduard of Nashville. Donald of Jackson. Russell of Marion. John of Woodland and Nashville Father Of 7 Injured Fatally in Crash Mra. Robert Bitgood, both of Nash­ ville, and Mrs Richard Khupp and Mra. William Shupp. both of St Johor. Services were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm. at thc Vogt Funeral Home in Nashville with Ute Rev. I eater DeOrootc of the Baptist Church cflkfallng. Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery. A Nashville father of seven died Sunday afternoon in Community Hoapilal, Battle Creek, *twre lie was token foltowlr* a one-car accident Saturday evtnligt Services for Mrs. McElwain Held Tuesday Un Square Dance . McSwain. 91. 411 W. Center Street, who died Saturday after­ noon, May 14, at Concord House. Detroit, were held at 3:30 pm. More About- Lad Home After Uoen Heart Surgery , MR.CHW | So many gods, so many creeds. So many ways that wind and | wind . While Just the art of being kind Is all tills sad world needs. ------------ •------------- i lower chambers of hl> heart. Don't go near the water । insurance! offers you complete coverage for your special needs. Marine insurance is a 'must* for boat owners. See us,->and against loss due to fire, theft, accident or Agency Hostings He tuUon—in fact, no nothin*. SHS.nrmM z nilou and THZ ■AdllxaR BANXTB-4 arrn died at 10:66 pm. Sunday. May I5. nt the Barry Comity Medical Facility, were held nt 10 am. Wednesday at the Lronard-OsPtxxl Funeral Home. The Rev. Morris Borgman of­ ficiated and burial wus to lie at 4 n.m. at Evergreen Cemetery In Kingsley. Plppel of Algonac and Mra Frederick (Ruth) Vosburg of Dearborn; ‘eight grandchildren, and right great, grandchildren. B William Damson, son of the Patient al lhe Medical Facility CaH Daakw“ W •»«nlrd »lnce 1940 1 M A degree tn Business Ad‘ ’ministration from the Univcrfahe was bom In Bring Town- sity of Michigan thto Spring, nlng. W. W. Potter. serving as ship on May 5. 1870. thc daugh- 1 started work Monday with the (>- of David and Sarah Jane 3-M Co. in St Paul. Minn He will be thc Marketing ’’e.'peaker. Harry Heilman, former ed°F^.i50U!un; 8he, aMendr,.( TV* ?nd Uucht search Analyst In Staff PhotobSL,? fEXOn.up . Mrs. Dumson. who has been She ,wns married to Frederick the speech therapist with the Tabberrr of Grand Traverse; m IiooIs nt Dearborn Height. ,9I5‘ ■*111 complete her teaching orMiss Achsah Buck and Donald Li-S... FyrP°rt “Il their mar-, hlgnmenl for this current year Weaver, representing Hastings ried lire -- where -----------Mr. Tabbenr —— was and Mlra then, will Join her husband High."look first honors In the ( employed by the Cheesebroughln St Paul. District Oratorical Con trot here - ----'__________ — b K Marilyn SPECIAL Take Home FULL GALLON •» I ’ >r!f B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60' while Horner Smith was in cluu-gr Becker, Instructor In Uic school here. and n lhr,r be ing for Koren May 30 His fam- ful new Inn where Karen worked lly is xtayin^ In Atlantic. Iowa. Last Summer shortly after^t while l»e L, Mcvjng uvrrMns. wav completed Bill Damson Takes Post in St. Paul About 1.000 Barry county erottsmen attended lhe Rod A Oun Club banquet in the Barry n h r r (Saturday Only) 10c Deposit on Container* S. Hanover IN HASTINGS Andrew "Dutch" Roush, land­ ed a 51 Inch muskellungc. last week, weighing 30 pounds and without benefit of fishing tackle. Dutch saw lhe monster A randed . on the shallows In the Thom- ; apple River near the County1 Form. and. without even taking time to remove hU shoes and stockings, waded right in. A battle ensued with all 30 pounds'” of the fish putting up quite a struggle but Dutch managed to, get the creature by Its gills and drag It to shore. The Bob Kenyon Motor Compony Is featuring tile Cleveland Six motor cor which claims Hurt adjectives Graveside scrvicra services ror for nariey Harley all the superlative :------ — ----------- —in EnsrlLsh laruninir,* will not Hathaway. 18-day-old son of th- En *lw* language Harold and Myrtle (Springer) | •‘dequately describe Ito quality, Hathaway of 228 N. Church, were ’?! P°wcr- 115 durability and IU held at 2 pm. this Wednesday at around performance. ML Hope Cemetery at Middle’ ville. i _ 50 ' ears Ago The Rev. Willard H. Curtis ofThc P70**®' against holding lhe Related :C. K. * 8 southbound morning Harley died early Wednes- Pinger train al Woodbury for day at Pennock HoaplUl where I connection with the west-bound he was bom on April 29. P/'rc Marquette train whenever He is also survived by his ma- ,,here w B passenger from Lantemal grandmother, Mra. Lydia *7* *° "umy that State Springer of 128 N. Washington. ^aJlroaf Commissioner Cunnlngand his paternal grandfather. | countermanded the Richard Hathaway. Irons. ord”' "nd, ,T?ldnr c K A 8 The arrangements were in;scJ,®du’e **" henceforth be charge of the Sponable Funeral maintained without IntereupHome. |,lons. The Ultra Club was hosted by I The Hustings National Bank the Steve Cooleys al the Hotel I F^ha-ed the Michigan Avenue ! j Hastings "n , E“,-St On *n ............... Street paving nuvingA on <j«i Thursday, iiiursuay, May aoay 12. n. I| r— ........ । winning Winning honors at cards for tIk ,bonds “?nds from from thc lhc citv c,‘>' council council on on | ladles were Mrs Agn« Baldwin 1 5ven'"«- Th*.loCttl I and Mra Plynn Matthews. andl°9,e °.f ^lddcfs1x3,uL5 fir. the men. Art Haven an* If* “ Percent. the toRoss Johnson. 1,a] for 6001 ProJrcU being 326.­ . . . . 91650. Uability. rzColeman . luk. * lUndle Comply p Infant Succumbs without full marine 2034. Michigan. Backward Glances Christian Science reader. Mark a Olivarri. 3-yenr-old son A Korean War veteran, Symonds 1 was employed at the Aluminum ।of 310 E. Oreen. thia Wednesday । In Barry County near Nashville. Extrusions In Charlotte as a buffer. He was bom In Michigan June iat Blodgett Hospital In GrandI the daughter of J. B and Julia (Buxton) Marshall. She grew up 3, 1930, a son of Malcolm end LU- :Rapids. Ilan (Russell) Symonds. On May Mark wit reported to have been In th» Nashville area and at­ 3. 1954. he was married to Bally run over Monday. May B. by both tended Kalamazoo College and Wert In Nashville. They had been ।front and back wheels of a car! the University of Michigan and making their home at 211 Lentz 11driven by Terry Lee Holtrast, 10., Ferris institute. Street. 1 as he was crossing lhe drive Mured ■ She taught at Otsego before rom'ng to Hastings where she Surviving bealdra the wife art by both homes. five daughters. Jeannie, Patricia, Mark was taken first to Pennock taught German and malhAnatlcs in high school. She married JaBrenda. Dawnette and Trudy, all Hospital and then transferred lo'. son McElwain of Hastings on Blodgett at 1:30 am. Tuesday.' Sept. 11. 1901. May 10. where he underwent sur­ Mr. McElwain organised the gery at 5 o'clock that morning to' Citizens Telephone Company repair a ruptured urethra He was taken off die critical list Friday. told to the Bell System. He His father Is a chipper and grinder in the Bliss Foundry. They Mrs McElwain was a member have two younger children. of the Ptrat Church of Christ. Scientist, of Hastings and the (Mother Churcn, First Church of Christ, scientist, Scientist, or of Boston. , |! unrut, 8hc *as vice chairman of Ute Eric-four-year-old son of Mr. I 8arry County Red Cross Chapter and Mrs. Arthur CarL-on. former I d“r"‘K World W" 1 and was one Hastings residents now living at °f. t‘*e. ownizera of the Emily C828 Manhatten. Portage, re-iY ™* 1 «"f!n ch“pter of the cently underwent open heart i »»■ surgery at University Hospital at n Htoh Ann Arbor. He 1* now home and sA,*2J“A,.1,! q] ■■ TICHNICOLOR • ■ convalescing very nicely. He “. j.n 12 IBM limited In his play activities but y otherwise ho is fine Surgeon. vl™*re are no W 1 died Dee. 29, 1901. jfarhily from Colorado Springs. ....... rounder of i V* *w‘e?nber Cok‘- spcnl four dMi's *lth Kara) Morgan "‘ P L'' M *‘M U > KU1' ”*, BW ^ Freeport Library Mrth^w'SirSr^d Dies Sunday founded the Freeport Library. m Funeral Home. Lad Improving protect yourself , I? Wl 5-3412 Next to my Diploma I'djike a Gift from GARDNER'S FOR FOR HER Amity Billfolds_____ Lady Norelco Razors R.fl. $19.95 Special $15.88 Electric Hair Brush and Manager $8.95 Natural Bristle Brushes Hair Dryers HIM Travel Alarms - Westclox $6.95 “P Travel Kits $2.95 “i> Electric Razors— Schick (Super Speed! R.,. $29.50 Special $19.95 Norelco (Floating Head) ’•9 Special $19.95 Hallmark Stationery Norelco (Flip Flop) «»« $19.95 Special $15.88 Fanny Farmer Candy Timex Watches Beautifully Packaged Sco Luce' Sea Lure everywhere . . Hallmark Stationery Timex Watches with clingy curves that slink' That's Penney's new thi't- ernational collection . . . hugging your slimmer figure, sticking tight to your budget! Here . . four looks os different as the four seas! If you ••• winged black In­ sects around your home, hidden worker termites may bo damaging Umbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phono for ■killed Inspection byTermlnlx, world's largest In termite con­ trol. Service fully guaranteed up to $25,000.00 egilrut to- A Gone mod . . . assorted plaid or dot 2-piecers of stretch' nylon knit. Scooped, scalloped or broad round collars. Foam rub­ ber bras. Coordinating buckle. belts. Sizes 30 to 38.______ H Pink, blue, yellow or toast Sizes 32 to 38. 17.98 BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. C Lace-crazy cotton nylon top over lace- edged double knit stretch nylon pants. Molded nylon bro White over block, red or •olive pants. Sizes 30 to 38._____ 9.98 Tpqgh-of.fluff nylon motelosse, seal- loped top 'n bottom, with rpglded nylon bra FOR FREI INSPECITON CALL Famous Brands in Cosmetics * water wonderlands of sea lure knits! Swarming termites are a warning D Plunging V. front 10.98 n back, in Anftoh’ •nylon. Setfnid. slightly gathered or wolstr Molded nylon bro. Block, pink, turquoise) or olive 18.981 __ SWIM TRUNKS^ OUI FT PLUS! PHONE For any gift occasion Give a KODAK Camera Wl 5-3431 Representing TERMINIX® Movie Comores $18.45 .NATIONWIDB tirmitb ANO PIBT CONTROL BRIGHT PRINTS 398 (We Gift Wrap, too) From our new Surf *n Sun col­ lection—longer length trunks in color-splashed 'Islander' JO R U O S prints with I00co cotton sateen sailor's cord drawstring waist. Fully lined. ' SNAPPY ST 398 Another Surf 'n Sun hit style! Cotion twill in latest 'wea­ thered' colors with multicolor competition stripes. Zip fly front style, adjustable lacer tie waist and side vents. .. Matching Zip-Front Jacket.. . PLAID TRUNKS 2»98 Boxer swim trunks in Galey Cr Lord's combed cotton plaids . . . a Surf 'n Sun favorite! With elasticized wajstband, flap pocket, zip fly, nylon knit supporter. Traditional tones. Wl 5-2134 OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. TIL 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. TILL 9 PM. �im*vd fa the *iifamt*Jta* American* EDITORIAL ccopstent though he may be. On th* other hand. It to always poBttoally profitable to attack bual- ■va* used by Ben. Rlblcoff to pcxne~ that treUng and manu­ facture waa bring ao carelessly ClhM millions of inechankally e cars were being put on the aood each year. However, it la a -ilh. Ito artfcte I* ntfoer long are twccutrated on a sfogte unit. but will, ara believe, give on* a bel­ 1 We establish careful quality ter balonod pfcAure of the actual control and testing programs de­ status of car safety fo this country. signed to prevent defect*. These The result of tli**e tottniperate programs begin in lhe laboratory Senate attacks have been a drop up lo three or four years before In motor sales, ao sharp, that even [reduction of a given model auto­ Sen. Rlblcoff apparently became mobile to ever approved, subjecting a bit worried—at least, despite all pari* and aaaembUe* to a great the bad things he has been saying variety of strength and durability tests. In additional tests, parts to be evaluated are incorporated in prototype cars which are then operated under a variety of condi­ tions at our Proving Grounds and an highways. Immediately after a model goes into production. ran- Where field correction* *r* mcesury, the program i* known aa a "campaign change." Thia moon* that an owner* car will be recalled to a dealership for Inspection Ing Ground ut Millard. Michigan, where they arc operated night and day over every variety of nnd In our 36,000-mlle durability run. Thia plant or a supplier may have pro­ duced, even if only for * short period of time, * certain port Dot up to our quality standards. cat serie* Buick car* produced at one of thc assembly ptante The wlwela Involved were shipped to Buick for aitalysls. The problem wu investigated immediately and campaign* are taually generated by reporta from dealers and our lupplier. A bulletin waa Issued on field peraoiuiel which are evaluated August 27, 1986. Wheels were made by lhe Engineering Change Com- available and shipped to dealers with fostructiona to replace all conducted at our laboratories, prov­ ing grounds and cUcwhcre. In allll otiirr cases campaigns are started clunges have been continuously improved over the year* While in the past these procedures varied pipe of tlic 1966 Chevrolet 4-door mean by this a listing of all bulle­ slightly from one division to an­ luird-top sedan. A campaign was tins regarding the recall for modi­ other. in tlie interest of gaining started immediately, on April 29. fication of passenger cars. company-wide unllurmlty a stand­ ardized procedure has been adopted । Many are such that they' only'by all General Motors divisions, die number of cars already checked fh* O—tnr. himself, inadvertent­ we expect that only of 1 per become apparent under very spe­ These procedure* are as follows; ly admitted as much, when lie cial condition*—as, for example, StafedJb&t the material was being 1. All information relating to any cent or 1.475 cars will require i ut one particular temperature and suspected product defect Is care­ change. Dealers have been furof 38 humidity point, or when driven at fully reviewed by Engineering ment for detailed analysis and These | °»1' lenticular speed over a certain Change Cornmlttcts, in our various inspected, with Instructions to ro­ evatakUon. AU this, however, did ute the rear brake pipe dip 180 I mod-, l>1* °f nmd surface. hot prevent him from issuing the degrees to assure adequate clear­ fist statanent dial al least half of cia nnd production totaled more: 3. Historically wc have recogthan 23 million cars. I should like nlzed that wc bear a responsibility to point out that many recall cam- not only yfar scarclibig cut actual palgns are related solely to the ar potential defects in our auto­ mobiles, but also for correcting these defect* at no cost to the problem* requiring campaign con­ owner under our policy and war­ sideration. They submit to him all paign to correct deficiencies aflect_______ ___________ ___ ____ ranty program. Wc therefore jol- _pertinent information and make fog 2.062 cars produced at our lect continuous information regard­ recommendations. The general Doraville. Georgia, plant. It had ing the performance and reliability manager in turn decides whether! been discovered that some vehicle* evidence of sloppy procedure? What father totdustey in the world has LuchjwP. well -developed and effi­ cient follow up procedure as the autonwtlve industry of the United ( of our products, not only through to Initiate a campaign and ap-'had been built during a specific laboratory testing, plant Inspec­ proves the action taken. j period with a wrong ball joint as­ sembly in die upjier control ami tions. engineering checks and cxus&mbty. Dealers receiving cars from that plant were asked to in­ spect all cars possibly involved. our dealer organizations, our sup­ Every unit wo* located and the rtsponsibility both before and after pliers and Uic owners themselves. a car is sold. Thl* letter provides 4. Our warranty pnxjram guaran opportunity for us to set forth with a special bulletin which de­ clearly our long term policy and failure for which Ute company is scribes the problem and explains campaign to correct thc right rear responsible during the flrat two what remedial action Is necessary. wheel spindle nut on 608 vehicle*. factory performance of our years of ownership or 24X100 mile* There was a possibility on these products;-' of operation, whichever comes flrat. vehicles of Improper torquing of At General Motors, our policies the right rear spindle nut. The and procedures regarding defects campaign is to date 85 per cent which may appear in our autocompleted. Most campaign duutges take a 1. Il has always been and to to­ day our objective to design and, 1961 'our written warranty was 90 also provided with a list of the build sound, durably and reliable j or <000 mltau .General Moserial numbers of all automobiles vchiclcs. Esen though our tech- tors' warranty covers the entire iwlogy to far better'-today tlian it lautom(,bUc except the tires, which affected by the change, so that he was 10 year* ago. We realize it la Wlirrjllud by lie Ure manunot possible to assure that every, (ucturcr.> car off the production line is a i 5. Finally, when we detect % perfect vehicle. Wc now manufac­ ( product failure which, in thc ture passenger cars which average opinion of the responsible engldealer sends the second-letter uy. about 14.000 parts each. Many ot certified mall to those! owners who ) these are moving parts such M groups, requires a recall campaign have failed to bring their car^Jjy _ wheels, brakes, gears, valves, pis­ even though the cars nu»y have tons, awltches, electrical compo­ In light of these problems and to effect improvements in the future, we are now developing pro­ cedures under which each car divi­ sion would be responsible for noti­ fying each owner of record, by Mr producer* are already doing contfouMly Improve lhe safety of their product, the atatteUo* ot highway accidents and fatailtle* will make much pleasanter read­ big' than they now are. Births at Pennock Motor*, It represents * procedure being followed by all of the major car manufacturers in . thia coun­ try. Competition la tough and American automobiles have to be good and produce results for their If Congress and the state* can campaign. Campaigns are never do as much to solve the problem officially closed until they arc com­ of -the nut behind die wheel” as pleted; modifications will be made ihrougltoul the life of the affected This is Michigan Of significance in this connec­ tion are lhe 30 Training Centers which General Motor* operate* Celebrate by Attending the Rotary Club established some 12 years ago, are strategically located al pointe of greatest dealer and vciilclc popu­ lation. Tile principal purpose ot Beef Barbecue service personnel in proper main­ tenance procedures for GM prod­ ucts. Every General Motors dealer in tlie United States lues a particu­ lar Training Center to which he cun send Ills service personnel, generally within easy driving dis­ tance. Therefore problems requir­ ing special training can be han­ dled effectively. We can thus make ■ suit. that properly qualified per- SATURDAY, MAY 21 HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL"- EAST GYM Serving from 5:30 to 7:00 p. Hum. McPka^Lin'l uaoievwear "Dress Well ... You Can’t Afford Not To” 138 E. Sfate S». < We Rent Formal Wear RIDE WITH -JffflE GOOD ISk GUYS’ Next, they determine the proper remedy, design any parts that may NATIONAL NEWSP.APER;stances, that imperfection* aomc. I I AS0)C AT,|AN lUn“ up~ilS Ulcy do even 10 be necessary and change produc­ made. to enable thc company to tion technique* that may be fo­ determine which dealers pre not G—5®^? “ space flight system where the promptly processing tile program. ----------- ----- nnnnnESEHIJ total efforts of thousands of englAppropriate action can then be taken by the field organization. arc taken to initiate prompt action an the pan of the dealers. These procedures are designed to I identify promptly the need for jtoy tlie dealci' for the work. making product corrections, to cs- j Publicity recently lus been given ........ ------- some of the campaign change* ' by various auto manufacturers. The factors which are involved are illustrated by some of thc General NO-DRIP ( Iiuipiomuent in the procedures we Ifollow to make this possible. At <General Moton we have made imany change* over the years in <our programs to this end. Aa we aee opportunltie* for further im­ Even when owners are located and provements and innovations we ar* urged by latter and by follow­ wlU not hesitate to put thorn in up telephone rail* to bring fa their cam, many timply fall to do ao. Despite thta* difficulties 21 Of our recall campaigns since 1M0 have for progress in traffic safety, and been 100% completed; 41 more your concern to shared and ap­ preciated by us allbetween 98% and 100%; « cam­ paigns between 06% and 00%; and 24 campaign* between 70% and 86%. Of the 171 campaign* in the past seven model yean, 106 or 61.4 Altiwugh tiie Roche statement per cent Involved 5.000 or fewer pertain* specifically to General Drive high prices into the ground nents and other critical items. fur many months, we take steps to 4. A further step to expedite a In addition to lhe great variety Insure that appropriate corrections safety campaign calls for sending of models and llnca already men­ are made just as soon os it is to dealers two punched data proc­ tioned. the large number of opphysically possible. Thc moment essing cards for each affected ve- NEW REVERE owner and dealer. Even with the serial number tn hand, th* dealer frequently cannot trace tlie whereabout* oi the vehicle if the owner has moved away or if the ownership at th* vehicle ha* been THE DODGE BOYS LATEX FLAT NEW CARPETING Buy Miller' OUTSTANDING FEATURES Ready & Easy to Use • No Stirring. Not Drip from Brush or Roller 20 Minafes • • 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Dries in Wash Tools with Water Simple as 1-2-3 • ✓—- .Washable After 48 Hours Compare Quality and Prices . Odorless. Goes on easy with brush dr roller. Will not drip. Lead-free — baby safe. For Ceilings and Walls. Wash hands and tools with water. Th® Dodie Boys are Buy from Us \ | SF | ’ ' and lhe treat Dodge breed. Drive youf own bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Pofara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good guys. 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds ■^GALLON NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! White & Colon MONARCH YOU MUST BE PLEASED OR MONEY BACK PAINT and WALLPAPEW J ' I07E. State Sr. . i • dMlin’ ,he botttMn oul pfkestoputyouinlhelead. Ahead of the pack. With 'j —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— ■ ■-■I , Miller s 107 E. Woodland. Haitinj. SERVICE You can tell they’re good guy*; they all wear white hat*. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Ph«.. W! 5-2091 Op«i Mm. Him FH. Mil 9 R.M. — O»«" jS.lurdoy. , - Si. Ho.ting. Hastings „ Ph. 945-2454 USED CAR CENTER. COR. MKHIOAN U COURT—RHONE WIS-WOI �Robert Munjoy Suffers Fatal HHS Ataant 9<rta Personal Mention Ticket! Available Tttfin train Saturday beaded Heart Attack ot Carol Channing In, "Hello Dolly. Ro'Mrt Munjoy, 49, Campsm Traverse City with her son and daughter with their families were here Friday and Saturday to at- ;»o-CTck vacation other relatives he is associated with a hospital City, Ind. planning organization. The John Huntley family of 2! ' * ** P-m. Thursday at Blodgett Germany. ‘ Mr. Markwart reposed al the public in an effort to Inform the’ inw(nr rargtry i Pickens Chapel citizens of what lhe Veterans Administration is doing for the He waa born ln Oennany Feb care and treatment of the men- 14, 1910. the aon of Wilhelm and tally-111 veterans. I Maria DaJ Markwart and came Call Wl s-Mn. with her In Columbus MR. AND MM. JAMES WILCOX . Barry Couple to Mark Golden Wedding Jubilee For the Second and Final Weekend Kollmg out the the^| Parmalee's are Rolling mi Kt\ open house honoring the They later moved to their 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. present home In Irving Townand Mra. James Wilcox will be aiilp. ente. lhe J. Franklin Huntleys, on Bunday. Dr. Harry Blair and Dr. Will Birk took off for a few days of lie.- daughter, Melinda, 11X Ste­ held fishing while their offices were phens College and to attend her Friday, May 13. at thc MapesFisher Funeral Home at Bun­ prretnt Miss America is a grudufield for Cecil Krebs, 81. of rural Thc Jack Allcrdlngs were in Louisvlllo for tho Kentucky Lhclr most prominent alumnae. home Tuesday, May 10, after a Derby this year when Kauai Mra. Roy Wcnsley entertained long lUneaa. King won Um> race tn a promin­ a group of friends from Char­ lotte for luncheon and bridge at ent flcid of oontendsra. bury United Brethren Church A delightful Piert of the Burofficiated with Interment in afternoon. children and seven great, grand­ their daughter, Edith, and her children who will also assist In husband. Mr. and Mra. Edward lhe celebration. Bowerman, assisted by lhe grand­ children. on Sunday, May », ’ Vidor Hilbert । Dies in West The open house will be held at the home of their aon. Robert Wilcox, on Otis Lake Road. |i ~ Victor Hilbert, 77. a former James, son of Eugene and Jen­' resident, died on Friday, May 13. nie Wilcox, and Della, daughter of Ben and Edith Jenkins, were hcld on Monday. Beadle, minister of the Yankee Springs Church. They lived most of their life on thc farm in Hope Township where their son and wife now lived In Hastings. Both were graduated from Hastings High School. Mrs Hilbert died five years In farming here on her first flight with her Surviving are his wife. Dolly: mld-wret on builnca*. Mra Dowd four sons, Roas and Richard of. has visited in Hastings before. Lake Odessa, Irving of IM Ionia AWU* and since MM, she was — —< — a .great ■ « .. friend of Gaylord of Ltnalng; grandchll- Mra L's grandmother, Mra Bddren, and a sister, Hager of Woodbury, -th tvo tanar uu- The Battle Creek Veterans Administration Hospital will open field. In Vietnam; Mra. Clayton who recently returned home (Helen) Hauschlld, Hastings, and dlun Hills Drive U attending the Mra. Endo (Judy) Keller, Wis­ consin: a brother, Harold Mun- Lindsay Hutt and his two daughLadles Oridntal Shrine of North joy. Middleville, and two slstm. America, being held In Toledo from May 15-20th. Mra Peters berg. Middleville, and Mra. Earl (Carol) Moore, Irving. reside In Hastings. Drill Team for a number of Cross^Mlller - Jonkhoff Funeral I The Pierce Taylors, fotroer years before moving to Hastings. Cecil Krebs Dies at Home Woodland. muruu officiated VA Hospital Day He fought hi World War II Uof m t student Home al Caledonia with tho ■" Rev. EhiLcst Burk offltlatlng. to move to Milwaukee. Wla. are _ ___ ” Dies Thursday _____ , ____________ J thre» sona,Reinholdat, io the J-Hop Saturday The two met last yea He Is survived by iih wife, | Leoson Sharpe Memorial Hall at Broadway. John McGuffln. The house la Manjoy wm ijf,.. Markwart Tickets for tha 79lh annual Hastings High School Alumni banquet now The Banner and Jacdbtf •boutd be tar the dinner Special Buys and Bargains Galore! LADIES SPRING COATS r Our entire stock of wool dress coats Marked Down '' Sportswear Ladies Dresses One group of petites, misses ond half­ sizes of spring and summer styles. Mr. and Mra. Roger Wallace । of Kalamazoo called on Miss । . Reduced from Reduced and their two-year-old daugh-| ter, Misty thc house ridge - fan Street. Cashmere Coats Two styles from which t Ron Lewis and Jim Morgan re- I turned Wednesday after several days In Canada on a fishing trip. One group of knit T-shirts, slocks, skirts, blouses, etc. ch • $->9.98 Now e in shorts, V3»»V2 see aa block or beige . . . Sizes 8 to 18. Ladies Jersey Dresses LADIES HATS Buchanan spent Saturday with Mrs Grace Chaffee. Bunday One group—Severol styles for Spring ond Summer. old Chaffee and family. Mr. and । Mra. Dick Chaffee, Jr., Robert Chaffee, and Mr. and Mra. Lyn- Reduced V3 One group. Several styles in a woven jersey. Misses and half-sizes. , ^59.9^°* $4.44 daughter, Mra. Jack Segur, that Ladies Pajamas Ladies Half Slips 100% nylon in white ond pastel col­ ors. Tailored and lace trimmed. Sizes S. M & L Regularly $1.98. Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick ter. the Kent Drake.'!, at their Pine Lake cottage. Thc Mcrrickx entertained Mr. and Mra. Edu-in Chaffee and Mra. Grace Chaffee for supper Saturday. Mra. Virginia Bolnt of LanUng has written Hastings resi­ dents that she Is having a most wonderful time on a guided tour through eleven countries of Europe. - Seamless nylons in shades of honey or mist. Sizes 8’/i to II. Regularly 98c. Jackson over the wrekend visit­ ing their son and family, the 2 Hfr* *1.00 102 W. State St. at Jefferson Girls Slips Ladies Hose 100% cotton with lace trim. Sizes 4 . to 14 . Regularly $1.98. ' Now *1.00 Girls Coats and Suits Boys Suits Miss Doria Alien, ut Ovid. Mra Clyde SchlfTman of Mid­ dleville and Mrs. Dean Potter visited Mrs. Roy Oaks on Mon- One group in broken sizes. From our regular stock. One group from our regular stock . Marked Down Reduced Mbs Jackie Weed of Kalama­ zoo was a guest of Jim King for 1 the prom on Saturday evening. nylon. Man-tailored styles in n.w *2.88 Now *1.00 The WlUlkm Parker:- were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rapp of Morrison Lake. On Friday thc Parkers oltend- B^N^FRANKLJN* 100% asst, colors. Sizes 32-40. Reg. $3.98 Regularly $1.98 Sleepers stretch, terry, stretch nylon and y nylon fleece. Prints and pastels . . NOW Assorted styles. S. M ond L. In QW Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS ...allows Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to supply you with ALL TH! HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT LOW COSTI Hol water ... all you want and no wailing when you install a compact, faat-rocoverj heater! Dishes . . . cleaning . . . laundry . Garment Bags BABY BLANKETS by Beocon . . . Prints and solids. Sizes 36 by 50 in. S2.W H«w TOF Jumbo size—holds up to 14 garments. Regularly $1.49. 51.88 Now *1.00 Terry Cloth Throw Rugs Assorted prints. Regularly $1.19 yd. Non-skid backs in assorted sizes and colors. Regularly $3.98. 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Parmaleei 124 East Stats Stmt �BANNER 'Oriental Mist Ir-Theme for The HHSJ-Hop Delton Mother, Daughter Fete Enjoyed by 200 /Longpond Green' To be Planned Barry Community Expectant Parent' Classes to Begin Here Wednesday Interesting gathering* were be­ ll* held thia week when HUlary and Wadsworth Btaeell of lhe Yankee Springs *ra* presented Eduardo and Laura Langagne of Mexico City to tell of the unusual planned community, "Longpoixl Grom." being developed In the laiMMK am. I A group gathered Monday night and on Tuesday night about 3S were invited to Marc Squierk home The Barry Oouniy Health De­ partment staff Is announcing a for lhe 1966 Hurting* High JHop at which lhe members ot ent" clasBea beginning on Wnlgraduating seniors Saturday eve­ ning. The main HHS gym wa* trans­ formed into Bubjecta will Include prenatal care, anatomy and physiology o’ prvgnacy. nutrition, labor and delivery, hospital tour and lhe tint six weeks ot infant growth and dcvniopmeni. Tho entire attnoophore had the distinctive oriental aaftma re. preparation put In by General Chairman Bandy Gillespie and MISS JANICE RAE MI1JXII ENGAGED—Mr and Mrs. Rlchard Sheltenborgcr of Hastings lions. Wright 81m is tte faculty Waa inunriruvret .tw * *h 10 »nn‘>unce the eng ageSt 1 ment of their daughter. Bettis advisor to the Juniors with Ar­ thur Johnson. Mra. Jack WUbur. Mn. Earl Haver Mra Moretna ..... . _ ••_ _______ Mra, Edwin Wietnik. Anton Turkal and William Czinder Steve Taffee to the Junior class elect b a senior at Hasting* High School and la employed by the preaidant. Teri Babcock, vic* Th* mtttng" for daughters school library. Mr Heeler b a President, Jan Wlesenhofer. secfitting tribute by Mra. 1966 graduate of Hastings High Monica, while Gall, school and la employed at the Feldpauach Food Center. No with “A Fitting for wedding date ha* been set and daughters; Mrs n and daughter; tlie daughters. Becky. the refreehment committee, Carol Brawner was In charge of InviRural slip,. Linda Roy Hubbard and Mn Robert Fry** handled programs and Suntheimcr entertained with a Monica, and Mra. Join MRS. JOHN ERIC von REIS . . Mbs Jennifer B. Clarke Becomes Bride. ... Ken Roars and Bob Hollister* enjoyed their annual dinner In Grand Rapid, Saturday evening. daughter of Mra. Lorenc* Bailey Touch." the and daughters. .... «-aracr and family of Battle Creek were Sunday vtshors of her parent*, the Albert McClellands, and Mr and Mrs Adron McClelland and M^y Lou of Ij*ke Odessa were Saturday evening visitors. Mon­ day callers were the Ralph Mc­ Clelland* of Freeport Mr and Mra Fred Cordle and family of Hemlock visited her parent*. Mr and Mra. Charles McLaury on Sunday Prime Rolled Beef eon. Betsy, Mra. Belknap. Dr. and prom The "fellows and gate" One hundred and srranty-flve iiomc m Ume for lhe event ao continue their dancing and. at guests attended the Saturday aftertnU .feu - .. -..uniting — I., noon nuptial ceremony Miss Jennifer B. Ctartte. daughter dinner party. come sight. In fact, the party was Ju*t a continuation at lhe 385 University Place. Groaae wonderful evening for the Jun­ Pointe, and Jahn Brik von Reis, Society held their monthly din­ ior* aivl ' son of Mr. and Mra. Erik von Rel*. ner meeting al the Hastings HoMany of thl* group, with oth­ 1420 8. Broadway Urge yellow and white floral and guesta adjourned to lhe Dr. ers Joining. then completed the ,____ . bouqugta an alabaster pedestals Wealey Logan home for a social ntaht ar hftru. evening. AT varra formed the setting in the living ,P*m entertained with a room at the home of the bride's By Ulta Hntt Um parent*. The Rev. Bertram Atwood Kathy Olson’* fifth birthday dealFa J____ • . of the Memotal Church In Grosse Pointe performed the ceremony With TV and "hashing over^Lhe Saturday, May 7, at 12:30 pm evening. U>e main feature*, aa Musk was plsyed by Miss Kath­ Shelly Miner, Lori and Barry they looked forward to their erine Corlette. friend of the bride Bennett. Kathy and Jack Hud­ MU* Corlette to a University of son. Mary McLean, Deborah Lake Michigan trip. Sunday, the HHS tradition, Michigan School of Music gradu­ Frodmburg. and Kathy's brother, there wvn> _a . . ate. She composed the original her birthday fun. a pretty cake other event* that dose out a wedding march being a part of lhe lunch her long anticipated weekend. The bride wore an Ivory peau de sole with tace Inserts on the daughter of the Arthur Olson* of elbow-length sleeves, empire bodice and controlled skirt with chapel train A matching Ivory bow held her veil of Illusion aral she carried a tacy basket of white daisies and Charcoal Barbecued Outdoors Saturday, May 21 Hastings High East Gym Oven Brown Potatoes. Tossed Salad, Coffee. Dessert HASTINGS ROTARY PROJECT Adult* $ 1.75 , Rapids; Mr. and Mra. H. L. Wilhams. Battle Creek; Mike Truax. Mt Pleasant; Mra Frank Lambert. Mra Lookadoo and Ann, Clark­ ston; Miss Jocelyn Ironside. Royal Bride’s Parents' Horne ts Setting For Lovely Rites , „ The duplicate club, the Joe Burkholder*. Dave Goodyears. Mra .Morclle Buckland ? th' Foungeat daughter present wa. U-M Bridge Season Increases Scholarship Fund Society newS out" adjustment. " -Cutting InMnuXfcna,- JBearn Allowance." the latter'* home. In honor of Mrs. Tom Johnston. Ou eats in­ cluded neighbora and a group ot Society newS Hotel Hasting* on Saturday eve­ ning. There was special enter­ tain™mt following the delicious dinner with the "Capitalalrew" singing several numbers and the aa guest speaker. Sixty were present lo enjoy thl* rather new Mra Karllon Nell was the onoree al a very lovely baby Children'u™**’ ।z. $ 1.00 nlng Serving 5:30 to 7 P.M. a fit that s designed for you alone MOJUD . s-t-r-e-t-c-h stockings S'] 35 The plnk-and-blue motif Miss Rosemary Horan pf Grosse Polnfe waa maid of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Bar­ 1U._ bara and Evelyn von Rel*. sister* of tlie groom Their yellow Unen Kr.r., dresses with white full skirt* were Identically styled. They carried basket* of yellow daisies and lyy. William Randall Jordan of Kfacon. Os . served a* best man and ushers were William Ayers, Chica­ go, III.. snd Charles von Rel*. brother of the groom. Mrs. Clarke chose a blue silk, princess style dress with matching Jacket for her daughter's wedding and the groom's mother wore a yellow silk dress with a full-length matching coaL Following the ceremony a recep­ tion was held tn the garden of lhe the table being very pretty with alternating Pink and blue nut cups which had been made by the hostess, and the white sheet cake with pink and blue booltea ako added much to the decor a* well a* being delicious. on the terrace and the guest* were seated under a targe green and out-of-town being Mra. Margaret white tent In the garden surround­ Brasher of Chicago, who 1* the ed by lovely yellow flirwera grow. honoree* grandmother. Mra. Ing tn the garden with a fountain Edwin Ford of Grand Rapids, playing on the pool James and Mr*. William Dooley and daugh­ John Clarke, brothers of thc bride, ter* of Woodland and Mra. Janie* assisted at the reception Woodmansee of Dowling. In the For traveling, the bride changed evening's game*, prise - winners Into a pink flowered suit with raspberry blouse and she wore an antique locket from her grand­ mother. The couple traveled to Mr» Nells many lovely gift* Chicago and points West, hoping lo camp along the way to the West entertainment. coast. Mbs Trbh Hunter. St. Joseph; William Jordan. Quittman, Ga.; and tlie bride's grandmother. Mrs A. 8. J. Clarke of Little Rock. Lovely Pre-Nuptial Showers Honor Miss Jan Jacobs Jan Jacoba, whose marriage to Mike Youngs will take place two pre-nupttal ahowen On Thursday evening Mra. Clark O'Donnell entertained with a kitchen shower at her home with Mra. Hiram Baxter and Mr*. Thoma* Btebbtn* assisting Pink and lavender, Jan's favorite colors, carried out the motif of the dessert-euchre party. The gift* were placed In a large market basket guarded by s "Kitchen maid" constructed from a mop, broom, dust pan. and a face sketched on a black­ board. Her attire consisted of colorful dish towels and apron This clever model was the re­ sult of Mrs. Norbert 8chowaiter’s ingenuity. Winners for euchre were Mr* Phillip Mitchel). Mrs. Cleo JaM1“ Barbara Wilcox, Mrs t.r.U Jacobs and Mrs Robert Blanl matter what you do. And they wear anything else! THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Rhone 374-3523 Others Included Mn. Thomas Dolan and children from Green- Miss Sue Mitchell Is Honored Saturday At Pre-NuDtial Fete We Make 'Em “ ... Watch While FROSTED & DECORATED Donuts 69c doz. . Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Opin Doily Our Broasted Chicken to bring fabortU- recipe*, and In among all the InstrucUon* on how to make delicious foods, was Mrs. Fred Ziegler's recipe on "How To Wash," taken from the hajtinc> — Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 on Wall Lake Phong 623-5311 Closed on Mondays Q^DUATiONGiFfni 945-3967 THE GRADUATE? RADIOS ARE WONDERFUL GIFTS! Bulova Battery or AG—$49.95 SO LITLE TIME" 7:00 P.M. Hastings E.U.B. Church THE GIFT QUALITY WATCH For the College Student •^«>^2475 Transistor Tape Recorders ,$18.95 Sunday, May 22 witch. WXk ’IVItinl. un- Illi lt«*l C«U. WltVWMl*, EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF 8 Trons. AM ....$9.95 ; AM/FM ..from $21.95 i AM/FM/SW 14 Trans. K BE SURE TO SEE! COaCOTB-Youtk IM b«K- HUTTS I2S.SS s More styles to choose from., More quality for your money! Takes 3' Reels Transistor Recorders . . . Capstan Drive—Record Level—Uses 4” Cr 5" Reels $49.95 ... $59.95 ... $69.95 LAY-AWAY NOW FOR GRADUATION Music Center 131/ W. Mata Alma Fingleton rle Blair 30 030 Bill and Marv qurt WaS Turadsy evening at BrUIort AU>- Die, Czlnder a* general chairman. Terry Hudson 29.770. Atty. Paul Far the program, a reading was and Joe Siegel 29J20 and Jack given by Cindy Miller. Karen Mcand Jan Bay 28,910. Keough sang accompanied by Nan­ cy Ellt*. the tribute lo lh> Moth­ ers wa* given by Ann Weyerman and the tribute to the daughters by Mra William Ellis. Later, flowers were presented to the youngest mother, the oldest Mra Willard Smith and Mra. mother, the one with the most Marshall Cook entertained with children and the one with the a kitchen aboww honoring Sue youngest child. Mitchell, who ta to become the Miss Alberta Nash entertained bride of John Ironside tn June, Mj* Lob Schreuder and Mra. on Saturday afternoon. Ruth Moffatt of Grand Rapids the home of Mra Smith The wedding decor was tn wliitc with a miniature bride and white rosea centering the bride's table, and a verv nrettv ment on lhe buffet table. Each table waa graced with Jr., and fazpUy, Waterford. John Ctarey. Ben Billinas, snd Mr and Mra. L D, Ooroen. East Lansing; Mr. and Mr* Lara Wlgert. Grand Mlnionary Motion Picture By World Vision Inc. Bonnet & Gown Many Enjoy Mother-Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulolph and Mra. Lota Wickham were In Kalamazoo Sunday al the home of the formers daughter. Mr. Hamaty. Mr. and Mra John Ctarey. David Storrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Sim. Judge and Mra. Philip Mitchell, and Mra. Charles Chapeu gem-tones—the liveliest, try them on. You'll never 205 N. Michigan ABOUT A GIFT FOR come in the most gorgeous loveliest shades you've ever Superette HAVE YOU THOUGHT S-t-r-e-t-c-h stockings! They stretch or stride—can’t FRESH DONUTS Photography tend a family birthday dinner. The Butolphs were the honored guesta. Mr. and Mrs Gary Oaks and groom's parent* an Friday evening baby of Grandville spent Sunday after the rehearsal, for 45 guest* evening with hl* grandmother. at the Country Club of Detroit. Among the many out-of-town Mrs. Alice Oak* j guest*, those attending from Hal­ ting* were the groom's granmothrr. Mra. Aben Johnson, and Mr and Mrs. Stephen Johnson and family, Mr* C W Dolan. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Dolan, Mr and Mra Rich- fit, precious fashion of Mojud possibly sag or wrinkle, no and 12 nation* tn Europe. Eduardo presented u slide lecture on their travels and told about Longpond Green." which he ta Mr. and Mra. Harry B Miller working on with Mr. and Mrs. of Van Wert, Ohio, announce the Bissell. engagement of their daughter. Janice Rae, to Jerry W. Dusaeau. Lake Road and are developing the aon of Mr. and Mra. Roy Dusaeau project Bissell b a stockholder In of Canton. Ohio, formerly of lhe Flexfab company here. Hastings. nasungs. Mbs Miller is a graduate of Van Werl High School and Earl- | ham College at Richmond. Ind. > She 1* a claims representative with the Social Security Admin­ from Hie istration at Hammond. la WHITE'S Sheer delight-lhe perfect fit smooth as a sun tan— Eduardo and Laura Langagne, architect and psychologist team, had spent the last two years touring 11 countries in South Jerry Dusseou To Wed in Ohio On August 27 Dick and Mrrtlyn Footer won nm place In lhe University of Michigan Bridge during the 1965­ 68 season with a total of 38,790. Seventy couple* participated In the season's tournament which increaaed the local University of Michigan Club's scholarship fund by «700. Scholarahlpu are made avail­ able to Hastings High students who qualify. of Earlham College Mr Dusaeau will receive the Master ot Sci­ Gordon and Jean Ironside ence degree In zoology and 38.630. Rus* and Treaaa Belfield physiology al Louisiana SUU 38JM0, Harry and Jean Burke University al Baton Rouge on May 28. He plans to continue his 38.070. Ken and Avis Rore 35.400. studies at Louisiana State Uni­ Dr. Ray and Jean Flnnie 34.­ versity for lhe doctorate degree 800. Duward and Pat Caln 34.­ physiology. 550. Dr Carl and Jan Peurach inThe wedding will be Aug. 27 in 33.510. Stuart and Lorena Cleve­ Van Wert. land 33.280. Stuart and Maraha Sweet 32,950. Judge Phil and Marge Mitchell 32.470, Marsh and Margaret Cook 32J80. Jock and Kathy Clarey « 32,320, Pat and Madonna Hodgen Fete Ot St Rose larious bit of information and one of the highlight* of the eve­ A "Lovely as Springtime" brid­ ning. al shower-luncheon took place at the Haatlnga Hotel Saturday af­ ternoon when Mn. Tom Taffee Mitchell of Detroit, and her sis­ and Mn. Byron Pletcher enler- ter. Mra. Robert Klebler of Brooklyn, and also Mrs. Yellow ribbon rosette* and Ironside of Lansing. Sue Uliea-of-the-valley centered the teacher In Detroit small luncheon tables^ti t h e r highlight* of the porky decor in­ Mrs. A. L. Dyer left Satur­ cluded a large white flower and day for her home in Clarion, oet parasol and a lovely drift­ Pa. after spending the week wood tree of roses. with her parent*,, the J W. Arm­ There were many beautifully brusters. wrapped packages for the hon­ oree to open and this preceded three rounds of bridge for the nine tables of play Winners proved to be Mrs Rudolph Flora. Mrs Richard Cook. Mrs Wayne Peterson. Mra. John Hopkin*. Mrs. Thomas Stebbins and Mrs. WIDDINC Ralph Shirkey. PHOTOGRAPHY UPHOLSTERING even when you sit, bend, vlted to a third meeting Wednes­ day evening at lhe Extentlon of- come to call lhe Health Depart­ ment for more Information. Wl 5-4264 —EASY CREDIT TERMS— Gilmore Jeweler 102 I. State PhMM 945-5316 �) Gourmet Guests Enjoy Mexican. Italian Dinners , MfS. CutshaW ■ New President Merrill Karcher; nominating ; committee chairman. Mrs Hlchard DeMott. Ten circle cpalrnMR ! No hosts were any more eager f .. . were chosen: Mn. Edward ?re«i [to extend hospitality to their '\A/\( \ Hprp .land. Mrs. Resell Stanton^Mns j guests than the Dr. Gordon FinIVY Jv J I lul V Mrs Robert Saturday evening. lInies “,“ n.,.| At ,he p,„t Mcthodlat Wom- 1 Robert Eaton. Mw.rrt Hmllh Ratt Ur.­ .... . , i win. Mrs. Eawara annul, Mrs. They had looked forward to an .s Society of Christian Service John Mahler Burlan Wl> that dale to entertain their luncheon on May lltb Mrs. Or- ' uamson. Mrs. Jacob Bender, Mra, I Gourmet Club for a Mexican val Cutshaw was reelected presi- ' Lynn Perry and Mrs. C. B.^towg, dinner In their new home on | Mrs Melvin Haight waa chalithat night and they had only- dentOther officers elected for the ; man for the day and Mra. Harmoved into this dwelling less than a week earlier. Neverthe­ comlng year were: Mrs. Charles ■ bert Wedel waa program chair-) less everything was in readiness Smith, vice-president; Miss Eva man. Mrl. xy«iei »Uo nrngnled and the occasion was a wonder­ Hecox. secretary; Mrs. Cliarles the devotions entitled “MayjiAsful housewarming Perhaps this Paul, treasurer, and the follow-j gets for Remembrance." , “r*7 jZ, wax in the thoughtful planning ing secretaries - Campas minis- ! Mr, Wade ahook Mrs. Wayne Cole; social re- a, t Banghart sang two dust* of lhe 'hot’' (highly seasoned' try. latlons. Mrs Orris Johnson. „“ M.^^Hrohartrt pro­ cuisine. membership cultivation. Mrs neunarw. pr. At any sale. It was a far cry:I De Wayne Pugh: missionary edu. from a bland diet, and a happy cko.ce' for th. menu? ’ ’ ~ ‘"“mE™ B,¥en »* The reward ■ of excellence from our BULOVA GRADUATION COLLECTION PLEDGES TROTH — Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Arehart of Hastings These Gourmet Clubs are de- Mrs Richard Taylor; program Mr* fY*nklln Huntley. veloplng excellent chefs and I materials. Mrs. Clark Lever.good; ------------ •------------- m. . I cooks about town and It was the.splrKua| llfe Mrs P. K Barrett; The Adelbert Cortrighta spent same Saturday evening that an- suppjy WOrk. Mrs. Harold Jones; Sunday in Northern Michigan in other gourmet group gathered at missionary education of children i the Pine River area. VUiUng the George Hamalys for an I and youth. Miss Mary Kent; lo- them a Sunday ago were the Italian feast and Grand Opera ,al church activities. Mrs. Carl-1 Bob Rouahes of Flint and U)e 4J music. | ton Kaechele; publicity. Mrs.: Cortrighta of Allegan. Wednesday afternoon. May 25. at 1 pm.. Dinah. Mrs. Robert Brooks. 1545 N. Jefferson; at Donna 8 teeby to Charles (Barry) McGuire. The bride - elect is studying to be a practical nurse at Kellogg Community College Dr. and Mra. Wesley Logan | and Birgit Brodt spent the week­ end at Camp Kelt. Alma College student, Arthur Logan, accom­ of the'Uni- panied them. wlth a BS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston re­ degree In engineering. They turned last week fr«n St. Cloud. to be married Sept. 10. Fla., their homecoming being bit delayed because of Mr. Pres- NEW ESCORT SERVICE—Pentwek Hospital's new escort iervioe. ing very nlceljt Callers since provided by 32 volunteer women, began Monday with Mrs. John their return haW been thc Mau­ Bokvrt Bpicldlnj, *1 Hutlafi . 23 rice Pattens, the Roy Chandlers, having lhe flrat duty. For thia picture—which should have been 0*yb gpaaUlns. B3 IluUnji . 24 and the Ray Haywoods, who In color to reveal lhe escorts’ colorful outfits—the newest Barry were also In Florida. Mrs. Cleota pubUc health none, Mrs. Robert Wright. R.N.. plays the role of Preston of Premont and "Chuck” lhe patient. The women in general will assist in escorting new Preston of Lansing. lo — X-ray. Visitors visitors Sunday ounaay at bi the uic Loyd uoyu escorting — ------- -them —— — -r-A therapy and In discharging them from Martz home were Mr. and Mrs. ,he bospital^Banner photo. Clarence Martz, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman. "... - - Marriage Licenses Society newS llou'll love our BAKED GOODS 27c Salt Rising Bread Frifldcakos Fashion, Hand Cut g for 42c Fried In pure vegetable shortening to a .golden brown. Delicious! Hodges JEWELRY E,tabll>h»d 1931 prised upon arriving al Iiomc of Mrs. Glenn White on Monday, tier birthday, to have lunch with Mrs. White and her daughter, Mrs. Jim Morgan, to find that a group of nine had been invited for this occasion. tho ladles had a grand "gabfcet" Biscuits Bake<1 Frcih, For Shortcake g for 24c _ FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Baker's Doxen Day . . . You Buy One Doxen and Get "13." Friedcakei. fry rolls, baked sweet rolls. Danish pastries, etc. 122 W. State St. Apple Fritters__ _ _______ 6 for 42c Use Your Security or H.C.B. Charge Cards A rich yeast raised dough with pieces of apple through­ out and honey glased. Old Fashion Pan Cinnamon Rolls _ 8 for 35c Chock full of raisins and cinnamon. Remember Cookie Day Each Wed.—4 dox. asst. $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Whatever you deliver, CHEVY’S GOT YOU COVERED! Sue Storkan and Richard Olson, Jr. Wed at Lake Chapel ibA Friday morning In the lovely and rustic chapeJ at Lake Louise Methodist Camp. Miss Sue Storkan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Storkan. married Rich- Mrs. Richard Olson of Three Oaks. Dr. William Helrigel per­ formed the double ring ceremony in the presence ot the immediate families and college friends. The bride wore a tailored three piece suit of white dotted Swiss nylon and a small circlet of white lace covered her head. She carried a colonial bridal bouquet of white ribbon streamers, yel­ low and white carnaUons, cen­ tered with a corsage of sweet- lovely from Prom and Formal Dresses Choose the low-cost Chevy-Van...pick from a pair of panels...or 11 basic Step-Van models. Designed for lhe belle of the ball . . . uur collection of frothy, sweeping gowns anil flattering sheaths in fash­ If you’ve got a load tb keep under cover-any size load from 175 cubic feet to 497 cubic feet-Chevy's equipped to handle it for you in the most econom­ ical manner. In fact, your Chevrolet dealer offers the widest range of covered delivery vehicles on the market All delivering lower costs because of famous Chevrolet engine efficiency—and because of lough chassis and body construction that helps reduce maintenance expense. Fof any type or length of route-city or rural, thruway or alleyway —a Chevy can cover your delivery needs best. See your Chevrolet dealer and save. Select from the mostcomplete lineof covered delivery trucks.-.atyourChevrolet dealer’s. MOVE OUT IN MAY tht Cbtrrolrt Wty. BUICK-CHEVROLET, Inc. HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 I ion-lengths. Heavenly colors! Any choice you make will guarantee you a breathtaking entrance. *18 (o ,M0 �1} t—rm HARTINOB BANNER Past Woodland Businessman Dies Al take Odessa member at Amertan Society of Naturalists; member of Botanical I JF3|| win of Ionia: two daughters, watched Society ot America; Inc.; MuL-, , Mrs. Howard (Marjorta) Slppel Carson City's official party, Beta PhL and the author cd ko-.StAtCS of Fort Cotllna. Colo , and Mra | Mr. and Mra. Herschel HaraRotMrt (Marvutxi Dell of North dine and Mr. and Mra. Ted unlcal bulletin*. chUdren: six great, grtrndchil- Nashville while Naahvtllet ------—a .—------- ---------- . | p^ddent and Mra. James Riser I made their official visit lo Car­ er. Fred ot Flint. grandchildren. son City. More About- Fuinal services for John Uoo. Ttiuday. Way It at 1 p.rn. at <»w. R<v Dean VanderVerei (rtlluaud with •ntcniw-nt in Wobdlawn Cemetery. Vermont- j . vtUe P More About------- Michigan Week Dr. Sherff Continued from Page One erast he and -hl* w I f e had hrhtopher Gould, programs of music and Bclenoe* _ ..Li , tne main saarni a« mr u«u»8®?'*',,ir7' *** 500 01 John ration, reviewing historic high- [minted and hung In the lobby nrtrl Walalln I zwn .... ... ___ of the building. As complete a A retired butcher, be had oamMr9 Oould lilL, week urged collection of his botanical works ed and operated markets at n^denta of the county to nomi- as poaslbie are being included In Vermonlvillc and Woodland be- naltl cltlM.n Of ulc county who. Uie IWU science library. lore coming to lake Odessa. He tn ------ ------- ■ -- •--Dr. Sherff earned his world their estimation, has — per­ formed a volunteer civic service reputation in this field ot sys­ temic botany. He also had 45 meat buxine-., yntil retiring In !Bc>3. U-cuave of his health. years experience as a teaclvr munity and tlie State "Tills is a new Michigan Week ] and administrator at high school, and—university levels — in concept, and leads to State vol- college ----r- -----------------married Ethel Toms In 19JJ, untecr leader* being honored by । Michigan and Illinois. the State." Mrs. Gould said. | He xraa an Instructor of boAlthough the volunteer work I »*nj »‘ Chicago Teacher* Col­ Lewi* Lansing. Seely of Ver- of nominee* should represent ac- ' lege rtartlng In 1923 and head compltaiunenta which have come 1 of the department of .clenre lo fruition within the ptud year. | there from 1939 until hl* reoften projects of this nature are liranenL sonrtthlng I hat have been In the | a* on educator, ho had been making for a much longer period., [tiled and given extensive bloAnyone wishing lo submit a graphical accounts In recent cdlnominatlon may write to Mra. tloru of who-s who m lhc Mld. SERVICE Gould. R1 Hastings, by Friday. (wr?t who-s who [„ America, May 27 | Who's Who in American EducaMonday wa» Mayor Ex- j t[On. the Encyclopedia Britannica Think of what change Day ----and Freeport par- nn., TntpmoUnnal -------- — , ,-----ruieraauunaj oiue xxx/a oiHIup Hook nf llclpaled by entertaining May- WorJd Notables. iet is broken Dem n* of Because of Ids scientific work, t andrrblll and hl. !««<*• pe had been Included In thc you miss when your i Dictionary of American Men in <Nnraal8 Thalervisited nt i Scl‘‘nC® Lcadcrs ln Ameri1 ThBlcr~ can Science. He hod held many TIC™ le 1. We repair hi-h and tape recorders, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV I . council purchurt new American Flags for lhe vil­ scientific organizations. Dr. Sherff took an active lage. along with a new State Flag which arc flown In the village parking lot and are to be used oral, mentally handicapped and durinu official holidays. Freeport also purchased thc promotional materials for deco­ slderallon of their special rating Uic village for Michigan problems In the conduct of tbe Week. He luul been associated with Freeport businessmen and the council provided the SWlsa steak When he retired In June, 1851. dinner at which the visiting mayor nnd his party were hon­ Herold C. Hunt, one-time on the ored The dinner was served by Hastings school staff and then the W8C8. The visitors were ta­ general superintendent of schools ken Uirough uuwu... the _______ new— saw_____ mill to Chicago, signed a certUlcate and the handle and rake factory > from the Chicago Board of Edu== cation expreming "deep npprecl- MILLER HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 fr Wl 5-5992 221 N. JtHim. st Mill Formyrly *t Fimtono Stor. REAL ESTATE coMPLrra rial BTATt siavrci INSURANCE WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS distinguished service to the girls and boys. May we convey our sincere wielirs for happlntvx and satisfaction." Tlv Chicago Teachers College department of natural science created a Dr. EaU E. Sherff award given annually to the out­ standing frcsiunan biology stu­ dent. Mrs. Walton Thanks All for Help on Project Mr*. John DAnwJ DOAFU rep. I Oil CIGS golden annlvenary petitions to place a local qumUon On Students Mik Gorham of BuWs Prairie T..„ Historic Plaque Baltimore Twp. yow on j)igpiay The new historic plaque mark­ Dies Monday ing tbe site of Bull's Prairie dldatea to qualify by filing fees, Battlement and Moreau's Trading and June 14 the last date to qualify According U> a statement re- by filing petition* Gorham. 83. R4 Haatlnp*. Balli-j spp4<. nmr inrtng la being 1ea*cd by William Bchilhanedi. more Township. who died at 8:06 dlaplftytxJ during Michigan Week pin. Monday. May 16. al Pen-| window* at McPharlln's C—u ha hold *1 ' r- a..,. Board In regard to deferment of college student* will remain the aime a* they have been during Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. (tone monument waa placed on Burial Willis Overley Dies Following Long Illness one criteria only. In considering the deferment of a atudent. No legitimate atudent will be denied (Mlke> Ovcrtey. 88. formerly ot falling health , Society have purchased this fines a legitimate student aa one the Pickens Chapel this Wednes­ Sb. wa* tbe daughter of Mr. ’ ^Un who la In good standing. and la day al 1:30 with Interment tn .Spring* hktoricaT site a huge *uc- making norma] pragma toward Lakeside Cemetery. nd Mra. Alfred Ormsbe and atdegree requirement*." Mr. Orerley dW at Has; 8he Monument Company at ooaL , Ungs Sunday noon. May 15, 'married Arthur Gorham of Rut- ] The Historical Society b plan'land Township and they were nlng to have the stone menu"I would like ttpetleUy to thank contact tlie La*! Board Office at after a long nines* 3^ bSj. 3. >“”• ■» “• X Ken Morrill, Roland Nagel and the any time, elthlk in person, or by rest of the staff of tbe Oonaorva- letter or telephone, if they have Ind . he moard with his Barents, i area. • • ___ , the farm of Ray Haywood, which tton Department. Ctiartee Shaken questions to be answered. High Charles and Augusta (Conner) Mr. Gorham died In Novmibsupplied thc stones fur the ori­ of the Yankee Springs Towxjthlp xliool seniors In particular should board, the Barry County Board of know what Selective Service ex­ when a baby. j she waa a member of the Dow- ginal monuinenL Supervisors and Chairmen Eraect pects of them before they regbter Tlie new plaque will be dlsHe waa a former member of Ung Cemetery Circle, the Barry pliyed also in a number of public Hoffman, the Middleville Junior for a college career. the EUB Church. Che IOOPiCounty Farm Bureau. High Band and Director Thatcher. places before being pennnnently Lodge and Lakeside Grange, and M oortiam U survived by placed In the monument on Irv­ Alexis Pram of lhe Kalama,aoo Public Museum, the Stale HMori- 1 pm. to 5 pm., Monday through ing Road. Friday Mr*. Stebbins. Mrs SoUipher Gould and Father Schafer offlee to aerve the registrants Bony County. He married Leona Sharpe of "None of this would have been possible without the hard work of Mra. Chester Stowell, -who man­ aged tlie antique sale last year. I also wish ~l.o Uiank Mra. Roy Chandler. Mrs. Stanley Mcinert. Surviving are his wife: three Dr. Ethel Williams. Mra Cronlndaughters. Mra. Walter iChargcr and The Hastings Banner and । llnel Kidder of Hastings. Mra. many, many others who helped me j Robert < Doni lai Haney of Grand gather source material." Rapids and Mrs.— Kenneth Tlie deadline for party members, — -------------------—-— <Marlo file nomination petitions for lanl Chapman of Hickory Cor­ places on the August primary bal- ners; a non, Clair of E. Lanlot as precinct delegates to county Atog, and 16 grandchildren, conventions Is 4 pm Tuesday. Muy ------------ “------------24. Countv Clerk William Cridlcr Lx reminding residents. GRADUATION GIFTS Deadline Near For Filina f°r Party Delegate Kiwanians Fete IFipex, Welcome Corners Women A Statesman® never falls apart at the seams Brother of Area Residents Dies Members of the Hastings Kl­ PHlUon. Un ,I U« IS M Rug( „ M p.,,,, wanls Club entertained the n<^.mo7l th*" M rtgnalures Q fQnnW Vermontville resident, women of the Welcome Corners | pj-(day m Battle Creek Ladles Aid and wives of mem­ or registered voter*. Cridler reported Tuesday that hoxpital. He L» survived by his bers of lhe Klwanls Club Wednesday. May 11. at the Country I only One peUtlon, that of Donna wife- 10 sons, five daughter*. 60 Club. I Baldwin of Rutland, on the Re- grandchildren, 14 great, grandEach year member* of the has been filed to children, two Mstcn> and five Welcome Comers ladles Aid aew dMte- ’ I brothers, Samuel. Delton. Cyrus clothes and inend the dolls which j Voter* may sUll write In the of Bellevue, Manuel and Aldo of _ _____________________ ,_____ Klwanls distributes each year at names of their candidates for_____ Barry County and Freeman of county convention*, as was thc South Bend. Christmas time. The Klwanls wives were hon­ ored for their assistance at the Barry County license bureau, which U a fund-raising project for the Club. Program Chairman Harry Burke arranged to have the Hastings High School Chorus entertain the group. At Uie close of the program Herb Moyfct, Director, was presented a chock for »25 by the Klwanls Club a* part of tbe Club's 25th anniver­ sary celebration. Because there are no seams on the surfaces to attract wear and tear. Superbly finished, the Statesman billfold is guaranteed to stay together as long as the leather itself. Your choice of fine, durable leathers burnished to a soft, supple sheen by master leather work­ ers. $3.9S LORD BUXTON you figure It... Any way t THE FINEST k WELCOME \ TO HASTINGS AREA IS WELCOME WAGON on PUBLICATION OXDBX He had been a oontributjng member and honorary research or-'oclatc In systematic botany, Chicago Natural History Mu- GIFTS BY CELEBRITY — Bonnett, Spray. Can Coven, Puree Kitt, Cotmctic Kitt and $4 00 Travel Kitt. Beautiful colon and><tylei . .. I up *350 GIFTS IN ARPEGE BY LANVIN Traveler Gift Specials----------------- A visit from our hostess will mike jou feel rt home, with her basket Of gifts end answer! to questions ■bout th« dty, its MfYicts aad fKintiel Just call LEGALS their when . candidates could obtein SgOO . Spacial! 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State When Irjdrunopolii oHiciols seleci ihcir Pace Car, they look lo a leader like Mercury Cornel, lhe one that's repeatedly proved leadership. Mercury Comet hot a heritage of more world's recordt, in fact, than any other U.S. moke. Note, loo, Cyclone GT's 390 4-bbl. V-8 ond its heavy-duty handling package. Try Ihlt big driving machine noWi "Performance Car of the Year" —dfeteu/u/CQMFT Join our Pace Car Celebration! Discover pace-setting values at: Coo! lightweight comfort Wayne's "Performance Car of lhe Year" named Pace Car for Memorial Day 500 MAHLER MOTOR SALES Hastings 1320 N. Michigan DIVISION Ph. Wl 5-2479 �) The Hastings Banner Vermontville Woman May Be Our Christian Scianc* Book on Spiritual Healing Published Board' erf Director* declare tn part ot spiritual healing on the State’s Oldest Resident at 106 area of religious experience otto not gtcmUly understood, bears T»o—I y» « Tku»W«y. May 1«. 196S Week, a coooarted effort was to tho old family farm la«r mode to determine Michigan's Ben Hazelmyer J)ies at Home Here Saturday Main Street, Vermontvilk-. has that distinction. Mra. Grant ob- Issued aa a contribution to the Personal Mention Although bedridden elnce a fall lotto with Haielmyrr. Jr„ TO. who died Healtng," draw* cn thousands of published and tape-recorded Walter Jobncock end "Woody ' Allerdlng were among many who attended the Indianapolis time and trial races on Saturday and 'aa prepend by Sunday. Gordon Johncock. who qualified second row in the “big* stone's throw from Vermont­ — _ - a.—1. ki. rv.., ur.l,.. ville." "With contemporary develop­ interesting features, meeting sev­ She waa born Jan. 9. IMP. In ments in physics, blochonlrtry, eral officials who are sponsoring Chester Township, five tnllm and psychotherapy challenxtns "Gordy." Ttw thrill waa beyond cast of Vermontville, a daughter of Marcus and Lucy (Clark! Olin. the relation ot matter to mind, She was married to Hiram Grant the practical experience ot Memorial Dey. Grant died in IMO. Besides lhe daughter. Mra Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LwmlrMnat Mn. Allison (Nora) McNabb of Vermontville, and Lynn of R3. Newaygo; throe grandchildren; FOR YOUR CONVENItNCt Wl ARE PARTICIPATING IN TNI HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5rfX> e.m. - 10 p. mmliU,, homes before they found anyone they visited friends in Charlotte and in the mid-afternoon they through the mud. Before Uwp. reached home It Started to ■iiwarna REV. H. J. BUWALDA SPThe couple Mt up housekeep- Rpp. BuWflZJf/ Woodlands 70th Alumni Banquet Saturday, Jung 4 Miss Bette O’Connor left by jet May 9th for Lo* Angeles, Calif, to visit her slater and brother­ in-law. Dawne and Kent Gibson. Guests of Mr. end Mrs. Lyn­ The Woodland E wood Howe. Steven and Jeffrey Alumni banquet will about 2 am. Saturday. May 14. were held at 1:90 pm. Tuesday thur Howe and Mr. and Mr*. at thc First Presbyterian Church. Gordon Howe celebrating Jeff­ rey's birthday. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis of­ Mae Chenoweth, who left ficiated and. burial was in River- I forMrs Florida in December, had a side Cemetery. wonderful Winter there visiting The body reposed at lhe Uon- I the j w Hewltto and other relaard-Osgood Funeral Home until nves. ghe returned to her home ■ im« fnr ik* uw-vif-n* 1 lust week at the high school. with Michigan State University. vln Kantner. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Robert (Linda N«Ui Norton or with Thomas NlrtMiss Grace Edmonds spent last humer at Woodland. Ing on Brown Rood, northeast ot r , to hl* death. Vermontville. They had little to is Ketlimed the way of money, and tbrtr e wer* « H(Mimi'S and Louise (OratxerI Haxelmyer. cured by bartering egga or OOH* I, „ , cf farm produce. There were quail* The 106th annual aeaston of squirrel wild turkey# and gem u,e Michigan Conference of the veteran of World War I. serving were plentiful and Mr. GranE Evangelical United Brethren in Prance in the Battle of ... . __ _____ -I—. — Church mrrylnc in rtctmlt m- Mcimk Arn'inn" I Meuse-Argonne. Houseguests for a few days this have been spending a few days week of Miss Edmonds were Mr. in Jackson visiting his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hostetler of and Mrs Ross Gillett, and also Bremerton. Wash. Saturday visi­ tors were Mias Bernice Pennock. Mrs. Kay Kramp and Gaylord Hospital. Buchanan of Kalamasoo, and Bunday gueaU of the Robert Sunday visitor* were Miss Lucille I MacArthur* were Mr. and Mra. her father. -Roy Dale Wettel and Mr. and Mra. companies In Byracuae and work-1 Chase ~~— and — ™ o™,u mud, OMV* —.-— ., gam Roberto of Ithaca. ed for lhe Syracuse Pottery Com- !i-------- ---- . Lansing. W, much »r whkh u>.y In Nashville and Vermontville "Pastor Herb to completing pany before moving to Hastings in 1951. He had been employed They used to pile the "blocks" eC i While here the local church by thc Hastings Mfg Company, sugar on a wagon or sleigh to experienced a renewal with gains retiring in April of 1957. haul it Into town. ' | being shown in all departments. .. - 1IH1- a+A Ur, ' A svrrtemotJr atlenrinne,- record Syracuse on June 31. 1920. In -----------addition—to— his -----------------wife, Mr. Grant recalls that on ------------------------- ----------- .-------— mild Thanksgiving day a young an accurate weekly check of each Hoxelmyer is survived by three fawn, chased by ring*, jumped of the more than 400 enrolled tn i daughters, Mra. Donald (Louise! through their kitchen window, the Sunday school, the an- Doolittle and Mrs. Henry <Gta.. . . ..----- ....------ -------------- - „u । dya! Oilton of HaiXlngs and Mra. SUnnlov iF/nulln.i RnrriFV lit the Thanksgiving Day dinner, sons. Ben, III. and finally left by the front Christian Youth Council As a child Emma Olin attend­ ed lhe OUn School, a half-mile School and after the district consolidated with lhe Vermont­ ville Community Schools, the I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! Presents w«r '^int>wool for two! oP«r*Un< on regular Spoctoculor Moy 28 7:30 P.M. route* ।Syracuse; 13 grandchildren; one ,,,<1 Ume schedules each Sun- . great grandchild, and one sister. Mrs. Norbert (Gertrude) Schaf­ old sewing machine *hlch wa* I upon hl* return from Con- 1fer of Syracuse. operated by turning the whe^ tw Lerence the Pastor announced a little handle Thl* waa beforethe goal for the local , Mr. and Mrs. Willard Krcpps tbe foot-pedal machines were |church in the future is El.000 en- of Lansing were Sunday visitors inventedrolled In the Bunday school. and . Mr. Grant cleared 40 acre* oa I called all officers, teachers, and and Mrs Don Wright of Char­ their farm, and also spilt tbk'members to loyally support and lotte. । Thursday the Larabees rail* to drain the swamp acroaa I work toward thl* goal. ( called on their nephew, Mr. and the road. In time the Granta I study committee made up Mrs i Jim Hock of Battle Creek to moved their old frame house to of the fontl-.lns peop^ been .see their new baby boy. conferone side and to ito place btote a I appo|nUd by the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Deal of new frame home where thetr-ence to begin immediately evalu- 1Benton Harbor spent Monday son. Grover. *tlll lives |Blln< the present faclllU«:iand Tuesday of last week with After 32 years -on the farm the Larry Poll. Doris Webster. Gerald Iher parents, the Clayton JarGrants moved into Vermontville Ostroth. Leon Went, Darwin irards. On Wednesday the Jarto lhe Main street address. Hooker. Don Reid and the Paa- irarda were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dodge. Mra. Grant lias always taken'tor. । an interest in community affairs, | -----------especially the Vermontville Maple o • 1 o • Syrupyhile *he tbpeCl(ll SerVlCCS blanktKs. one at which Is still Featuring G<and Rapids Y.F.C. central auditorium tiiis as n nu etmnsrsr De. W. A. Bu*hl*r Hastings Electric CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS At Hastings specialty, and she continued to do this until Just four or five, paptist Church ground, ahe assisted with church OF THE WEpK The Rev. Reginald Matthews Michigan's “runner - up" age- Will be nt thc Hastings Baptist Church Bunday through WM- j n<-*hiy conduotlng special: Hmpcria. who waa be I860. antTla Just her Matthews, a forme r Bap- ,' titt pastor In lhe Grand Rap­ ids area Is now conducting meet­ ings emphasising missions with a revival appeal. Hastings Native On College Staff In Wisconsin Carthaga College is past the You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES E LB CT« I CAL SERVICES FLORISTS BarUw Cardan* FImIs* Hsitlogs Motor Solo* L 6 W C*r*(* & W*MI«g Lark* Buick-Chevrolet, HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES I. L. CarptMtM Hardware MUSIC INSTRUCTION OFFICE SUPPLIB Sckader'f OHk* SappUoa PAINT » WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS PLUMBINC M Bee's Pisatolag • Hartisg HEATING 4 AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING. REPAIRS C. A Mamoa, Builder SEPTIC TANK SERVICE CLOTHINC » ACCESSORIES JEWELERS Ifbaaee Jewtlee P. Hod«« MUhn J*w«!ry SHOES LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS LUMBER > BUILDINC SUPPLIES TELEVISION, RADIO 4 Hi-fi J. c DEP ARTMINT STORES DRY CLEANERS RUGS D FLOOR COVERINGS and Trip pm. on Sunday, and 7:90 pm Monday through Wednesday. Everyone la invited. Nursery provided. new faculty additions for the 1966-87 school year, according to Dr. Glen Rasmussen, vice presi­ dent-academic dean. Two new­ comers have extended the list of incoming faculty members to ten. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types SPLIT.! FVEL (FOUR LEVELS!. IN THE 11 half - bath, baaement. attached double garage, hat aluminum tiding, with brick A GOOD HOME AT CARLTON CENTER located on 1'a-acre lot. hat three bedroom* upctain and school bus picks up children for the Wucdland SUnchlleM, instrue VanDeventer, a naUve of Has­ tings, b a graduate of Bradley University where be received his Bachelor of Science and Master s degree. He goes to Carthage from Michigan State University where he is completing a faculty fel­ lowship via a National Science Foundation grant. Hl* previous teaching experi­ ence wa* at Northern Michigan University, where he wa* an as­ sistant professor of psychology from 1963 to *85. and at Olivet (Mich.) College, where he was head of the Department of Pay- [ cology from 1950 to "63. VanDeventer and hl* wife.) Louise, have a aon and a daughter. They are members of the' Presbyterian church. By Wolverine & Rhwside TWO IXC«LL*frr LOTS in the Bauer Addition ri services in for —--— --A GOOD COTTAGE AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: closets, bird floors ond full both, down it his $1,400.00 ■<*- r°°*’ >11 $l.5Qp.D0 A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, close in. hos three b*dronms um»*irt ond one down. IM- vanlancn and dapandabllHv of ALSO IN THE SECOND WARD, an incoma property with apartment upMairt. with living, room, one HASTINGS __________ ________________ INSURANCE AGENCY " Siow of Strand Theatre w _ *•* Wt,r ir°re *’• A RIAL NICE PLACE IN IRVINC TOWNSHIP with two bedrnomt upttaln and down It Km living ____ -J:—:— — ——— k-.U -u..,K knltto «>« erwrn hnatar $5,250.00 AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and two clotets. Cut-Rat. AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD. 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YEAR "ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE. ha* Irving room, three nk* bedrooms. down, hat living room and dining room both carpeted, full bath, kitchen and utility room, glassed In $11.50000 condition, ■ and all for SPONABLE -.$2,300,00 writ DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS FUNERAL HOME' HASTINGS SALESMIN Kobwrt H. Sponobk, Owner 30 Yean experience Hi. Wl 5-3252 OKER 145 W. State Cad Niet bamor Hmm Wl 5-3004 �HHS Golfers Win Class B Regional Crown Peterson’s 73 Saxons to Tin l"oar»*«y m's Held wt MUkam Perk \ Saxons Win Triangular, Seek League Honors Wednesday Roger Will to Compete in 440 APState Meet -TIUE HASTINGS BANNER ^Hastings High'S track team, ssslk srsx Conical tbs aewnd wrional golf Conference honor* Gordie Qualifies Boys, Girls to I Armchair Athlete For 2nd Row Register for A small group of eetbushstic lover* of aaitnala v Barry County Humane Society which last vreek flnococ In Indy Classic people of thl* area—through tbe Board of Supervisors—fl,000 IHB Jump and Hastings tied for third with Greenville. Roger Will was in matching funds to improve lhe county * DqS^jmd. ' third in the long Jump. Mrs. Jane Furnum, one of the sharpest Itadprs, appeared Hastings driver who finished Hastings' 880 team of Tom fifth last year, qualified for tte at at the supervisors’ regular session expressing the group's pleasure th* nnwreu mula H, arMtlM— .... ■ . J. i. ■ ■ ■ 500-Mllc classic raoa auurttay event In 1:378 and the mile re­ lay team with Tom Gibson, Tom CiMick Rodce. Bortak. Dennis MacKenzie and Naturally, aba explained, more 3:478. Tom Payne won the 130 high hurdle* in 17-3 with Chartie at 10 feet, 8 Inch- Warren Gldley of Grand Ledge v and coach t at Patrick's High ovo Humane Society would Ilka have outdoor ran* behind es car. He definitely »ill line Barry * second driver, failed to suggested. qualify Saturday. A clutch btew Carr, McConnell Lead A Flight In Bliss League in and Dave Sharon Well- were "adopted" and 84 returned in lhe regional which wa* won won the century in 108 Wittr injured on tbe face. by Marshall with 58 3/8. Okemos Northville They will mod wa* second with 31 3/8, Lansing Tun William* third nnd tlie JM Since the mishap Station's Itm"!,,rllnw ** ■ ■ n Gabriel* 30 1/8. Albion 18 7/8. as coming in third. Waverly 16 3/8, Portland 13. Mika Fiugendd wa* fourth Mechanic Paul Brook* of ML 11 3/8, Fowlerville 0 7/8, H*s- Grand Ledge in 858. Clemons, LaMoUi Mitchell of Nashville and Alua hive been WM 4 3/8, Parma Western 4, Bgmr Creek 3. Holt 3 3/8, Ma­ Thoma* waa homo for a while son 1 3/8. Pennfleld 7/8 and Tuesday, but returned to InLakewood 3/8. dienefn1|« about 2 p m Mathew* Pace* Monday Golfen bm Monday. Including th* —•— *- aeewmlate <314 intermediates more dog* "adopted." the more income for the shelter and tbe greater tbe public service. Dog lovers hope the county ciety's Oren at tbe Central playground and First Ward park 20 minute* before the scheduled time of request. Thc Mackinac Bridge, tbe Baker ha* 8 In hie night after only direct highway link between a large new "Dog Pound leading Ms divtatonVUb a 60 Eldon Matnews find a 40 to installed at the State Btrt lead tbe Monday evening golf trance, and they will do many league at tho Hasting* Country 1* tbe final for qualiflylng for more thing* with official coop­ eration. . . . in the field event*, Chuck Jorin won the shot put with a Outdoor Trail — Gam* Warden Gene Brown report* that bfue- Oaorge Miller carded nick* with an 82 and John Light throe point* from Gordon Cove. cbanto Duane Glasgow and but haven't been bedding yetand Charles Rainier with 84*. BED DIVISION Prank Endsley, who liave been Monday * result*; successful fisherman using a 106, Rog Hussong 113 and Pat white popper with thia Thursday. Galley 131. ta tbe middle of 1 In 1963 Hastings' golfen card- Inger 61, 0; Stanley 46. 4, Booth bluegill* are stow I 864. Allegan Ml, Niles Brandytbe Class B regional. Pal Gal laGuenther 64, 8. Faulkner 47,' 1; from "fair.’ ahootlng an 80, Oar Compton carded 81, Gary Shirkey 86 and Parchment 387. Cauopolls' 383. Coach Anton Turfcal will take since tbe first day. atamosoo Christian 383. Edinger ot. o; bls HasUngs High tennis team to season opened Sunday, fifth In the State tourney. OalPairing* for Monday—J. Criin- Battle Creek Friday to be in the along with muskles. The best inper va. W. Cronlager, Cheno- regional tournament with Clam pike waters seem to be Middle, urg 436. B netlera playing at Bolley Park dale, along with Gun. Brown re­ sell. 447. .Montgomery. Booth vs. Law- and Boutbciu.tcm Junior Hlglx. Thdr malcli with Middleville mind* you that there 1* a 34-tnch minimum size limit on muskles, werv scheduled to go to Green­ 20-inch on northern* and 13 bn In 1060 Jock .Hopkins wa* ville thl* Wednesday to meet high to find the holes where tbe medalist in the Class B regional BLUE DIVISION wlley trout lurk.. . . goU tournament at Cascade Hills Last Fall's record army of Thursday ClMrlotte U to come took 113.000 whitetails, according Former HHS Golf Coach Her­ Jim Francisco is slated to ptak ,to a tlnal Conservation Depart­ bert Reinhardt recall* that Dick No. 1 staglcs in. tho regional^ ,ment estimate. Tbe figure shows tBe Bclfidd No. 2 and Davg ,a 19 percent drop from the 1964 Town* Na 3. Charieo Guenther ;harvest of nearly 141.000. On th* . — --------- 1- regional and Steve Young* ore to play ,other hand, 1965 marked only title in 1966-66 for Hastings 1 doubles. Grcg GHfon* aild the fifth year that Michigan** High. Saxon wrestlers won the Wood, Jacobs vs. Hubbell; Shcr- No. Doug Storm No. 2'and Mike Class B regional title and tlie Halifax and Andy Johnson No. J. West. Central trophy and fin­ GBEEN DIVISION ished fifth ta the State. Monday the Gull Lake High golfer* defeated Portage North­ Hodge* 46. 4. Newell 57. 0; Row ern. No. 3 qualifier ta the Class 45. 3. Tucker 58, 1; Clarke 49. A regional. 333-334. Paul Dubnlck) led the Blue Devils with 77, Gull Lake tied South Havct> Jim'Scott had 82. Chuck Rainier for fourth place al Waldo Sta­ Ncwell 57, 4. Tucker 58. 0; Clarke dium on thc WMU campus Sat­ urday tn the Clam B regional 48. 4. McAllister 58. 0. ■. Pairings for Monday — Hodges track meet. Carl Hamden of Goll won vs. Pugh. Chase w. Newell; Sie- ASTINGS Gull Lake Ties ’ For 4th Saturda^ It's Americas Favorite Family Fun' Phone Wl Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal somNiu watts or Your Hosts hiatus HOT WATER BASEBOARD HLATINO Cali Wl 5-5769 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Boi/and Mickey Lambert PLUMBING SUreUIS wati» Wl 5-3732 HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan U8E BANNER WANT AD8! MAY is National Radio Month up with Cliff Hamden, Doug Kelhl va Clarke; A. Bmlth v»’ FOR FUN and HEALTH Open Bowling Time Available IfiTiNG Tennis Team in Regional* Friday BOWL (fair swimmings. tbe 880 relay In 1:35.6. Skeaff Snyder vs. Rase. Siegel v*. PuglK the 100 in 10 5 and Gary Knau** WHITE DIVISION McMillan 53, 4. SUury 64. 0; placed third in the shot put pauech 48. 3, Norris 51. 1; Lubl- if you think that the slogan“Radio America’s Sound Habit” —is a pretty big statement, you’re right. It is. But more important, it’s true! Radio is the most wanted sound in all the land. con 55. 3. Roberta 48. 1; Kinney i'ainngs for Monday — Kinney vs. Sexton, McMillan vs. Norris: Pvurach v*. Steury. Campbell v*. B Miller; Boughton vs. Rohde. Here s Proof List year the population of the United States increased 1.3 percent over 1964, ■ little more than 2.4 million now citi­ zens. But radio sot tales increased 32 percent, about 44 million now sot*. When you outstrip tho population growth nearly 6-to-1, you come to only one conclusion. Radio's service is more than a good, sound habit . . . It’s a downright vital necessity! At least, a lot •f people aeem to think so. For exam pie; Today lhese pro about 250 miHien work­ ing radios in tho United States. That's more radioo than people! In fact, Ameri­ cans nwn snore working radio sots than Roberta, Bacon vs. Lublenleckl; 2,000 Scouts' 3-Day Pock Sack Camporee Set Every inch a rugged John Deere A lot i* heard these days about youth not being physically fit. lhe Boy Scout* in the seven­ county area of the Grand Valley Council are going to have a council - wide camporee Friday through Sunday. May 30-22. that will show that at least lire 2.000 boys that take part are physical­ ly fit. Everything used for the three- by the Scout*—tent*, food, wa­ ter. equipment, etc Carroll Slocum of Grandville the camp Chief and Camporee Chairman said he expect* well over 2,000 to take part from every community. The program will be varied during the three days. Saturday afternoon there will trlct where each troop will show off various physical and camping skill* that they have developed WBCH ft JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR n. and parents and the public ve been invited to come see these skill* in demonstration. Saturday night al 8:30 1* the K welcome to this also. Sunday'* program atari* with, worship |PWWL lunch and homeward VII BANNER WANT ADS! Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 the rest of the world owns telephones combined! Or, to say it another way, there are throe times more radios in the U.S. than there are passenger cars! Want more proof? Take last year. In 1965 there was a phenomenal riM III" radio set sales—about 44 million vs. 30 million in '64! Compared with a decade ago, tho sales rise figure is even more dramatic. In 1955, a peak year for radio sales in the fifties, volume totalled only 14 million. Isn’t that sound proof that people like radio? Wo think it is. That's why wo so readily agree that the slogan —“Radio...America's Sound Habit^ 15 a big statement. But it's more thal good slogan. It's true! And we tha you for making it so ( Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station Sfi .MUSK 1220 on your Dial �Gory Van Elst E,/.f Of Middleville 16 HHS Students Earn Thursday Woodland SeuS^Zd Straight ‘4 ’ Averages rid tor n _ . . Sixteen Jeff Chandler, Tami flarv „ Vonn*/ r-1«« >___ _ Hastings __ * . High students ___ man, X*____ ._ *■________ and Mra Paul woodman have achieved straight “A" avercan Legion Hall in Hartings. C regional shot record in Grand Thaw attending from thl* area , Allan Moudy of Laming. Turn* Rapids when he hurled the 12Fisher, : day evening Vernon McDonald pound weight 56 feet, 5 Inches. Wasjey Woods, with a total of 178 students on Laura Mr. and Mra. Stuart Kussmaul lhe honor roll. Principal Don Pletcher, Oalen Daniels and Mr. and Mrs Severance, Gill has announced. Uldrik* and Virginia Wilson. ! Mrs Floyd Dunnigan were guests 350; Kevin Alterdlng, Jerry Bax­ Osteopathic Hoopltal in Grand! Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Wal­ Cindy Moyer, and Mary Lynne ter, April Beller, Jim Cary, Jan­ Rapid* thl* week Include Walter ter Thompson In Bedford. * The Guenther and glrb. On SalurOary Stauffer qualified In tbe Bettles, seniors; Debbie Bishop. ice Ehredt. Carolyn Hawse, Deb­ Hershberger and Guy Kantncr.' achool year is ending. This is Kathy Bumworth. Karan Frost. bie Kennedy. Tom Hoke. Ray Mr. Kantncr wa* taken there1 evident with all the picnics and Mra RJ Kussmaul and family of Middleville finished fourth In Sandra Gillespie. Bob Mayo, Rose, Sue Roush. Jerry Shock­ Saturday afUw suffering a heart' trips that are being taken by lhe meet with Grand Rapids Lee Connie Noble and Lynda Pryor. ley. Bonnl SUU and David Wynn. the various clas-w. This neerns day. winning the title. Friday, Monday Middleville lost Its rfiore. and JoAnne Miller. Su­ Monday with Naw Era, zanne Proefrock, Mary Storkan. soon they will have no more they called on her nl«x\ MraEleen Tucker and Deb White, Studying to do for three months. John Nyboer and baby son. * freshmen. It will also mark the beginning Mra. Darlene Everett was in Botlong Jump, pole vault and high Others on the honor roll in­ of Bummer recreation, Including' ne Creek Sunday with friend*, Jump. Ho won the pole vault at cluded: sport* for both boy* and girls.! a Mr. and Mrs. Galen Kilmer Tills b good for them to have I nnd family and Mr. and Mra. Seniors: Carolyn Bachelder, Dave VanElst won the high Susan Bachman. Cindy Botteher, SUlMTvuwd play and learn thc Glendon Curtb and family callhurdles in Ifl.fl. Tom Warner won Christina Campbell. Kathleen rulcs ft.*, well as the fun Ini play- II ,od on their grandmother. Mra. Mary Frances Speaks, daughthe century In 11 seconds flat. Gaskill. Barb Sisson. Pal 8tam. very little to show our visitor* Ing sport*. Summa- also bring* | Rhoda Bawdy Bunday at lhe Dan Norman the low sticks In r the1 home of Mr. and Mra Robert Vacation Bible School in 23 0 and Gary VanElst the shot Youngs. 3.75: Carl Hoffman and various churchra In the area. The Austin. She planned to return Nashville, has compicted ten In 55-5. covered quite Methodist will begin their school Wednesday to the home of her Elaine Tucker. 3 60: Donna Al­ Juno 7. Ail children are welcome, daughter. Mr. and Mra. Forest len. Jerrle Bryans, Sue Cordray, Women’s Recruit Training Cen­ Herald Classic and grandson, I Begerow. Nancy Ellis. Linda Greenleaf. ter at Bainbridge. Md. Mary Is school for dinner. A band con­ _______ -_______ Marion Gorham. Bonnie Hoff­ a 1065 graduate of Maple Valley cert was Held for their bencrflt Tony Curtis, were in Dearborn | Former Charlotte High track man. Cecil Leffel, Pam Leven- High School and wa* employed In the gymnasium. From the Height* at the borne of Mr. and , school menu Santa Woodland School they went to Mra Duane Gum and family. | school menu .. A__ _ V, - u - - ar of danla star Mike Martens turned In a good. Agnes McPharUn. Karin .K^B.kery Nilsson. Barb Purdy.. Purdv. Carole ]Monica, Calif., prior to enlist­ top performance and set a var­ Nilsson, sity and field record a* MBU Sweet. John Teuneuen, Eugene ment. During recruit training days with iter daughter after breeted by Ohio Htate 104 to 37 Tobla*, Evie von Reta and Ken she received Ir^txuctlon In Naval visited the Lutheran Church beintf n delegate at the EUB Saturday. Mike ran the 600 yard Weller, 350; Gretchen Huebner. 'orientation; Naval history, dUConference during the week. farm. The group then split up dash In 1:182, clipping one-tenth 3.40; Catherine Allen. Gayle Bar- J of a second off the record set by low. Birgit Brodl, Diana Lee ;val ships, aircraft and armament. Dick Mather In 1963. The Spar­ Brown. Gloria Casey. Carolyn 'Navy jobs and training, sdfim- Floral Shop and the men visiting tans defend their Big Ten cham­ Coats, Jean DeMott, Sybil Dunn. 1pravement, flrat aid. physical a couple farms and the eievatora. pionship at Indiana University Mary Greenleaf. Linda Ham- Itraining and military bearing. May 20-21. Mike 1* the nephew mond, Arloa Hayner. Christine ' at the Bom home before attend­ Betts will bo ministering at of former Hastings resident. Mrs Healy, Patricia Holden. Terry Miss Speaks will spend a 14-day ing the banquet at tho Methodist .O-aosso. They wished to be re­ Keller, Judy Reed. Don Sloan. leave with tier family before re­ Churclk A lovely roost beef sup- membered to their Woodland rnut Roy Bush. ■ut. to the hospital axpaSue Wellfare and Jean Wrtght, porting k__ ___ >__ ■ .. zn—> nt RACE TROTTER HERE 325; Mark Engle and Jan the church. The sextette from Springer. 320. <3 Mr. and Mra. Nell Adair, for­ training as ft hospital corpsman. Junior*: Linda Kahler. Dick the group with a mer Hastings residents now of Big Rapids, were here Saturday Itawrence. Gayle Myers and the Navy Recruiting Station at short talk about his town for the harness racing matinee Gerry Steward. 3 80; Linda Balnt thc fairgrounds Thyy raced yeat. Bev Burkey, Bryan Gordon. trait. nice time shown him and his Hardy Ann. a six-year-old. and Sandy Korrar. Sandy Lublencompanions. Tom Nlethamer own one other trotter. Suile, a lecki. Linda McClelland. Ellen four - year - old. Their son. Lt. Mullenix and Rex Wieland. 3 75; Charles Adair, h on duty at Dale Berry. Krbtlne Burroughs. Turner, aon of Mr. and Mra. Karkruhe, Germany, in the Sig­ Pat Clark. Jan Hayden and Jo Ralph R. Turner of 012 8 Wash­ attending from Woodland as well Ann Moore. 350; Mary Odrxy- ington. Hastings. Mich., ha* been nal Corps. wolska and Sfeve Williams. 3.40; graduated at Sheppard APB, sented the men with maple Mr. and Mrs. Erb Jarman re­ Robert Alnslee, Terri Babcock. Texas, from tlie training course syrup as a token from our town turned on May 8th from spend­ Sally Bennett, Karen Bobe, ing the Winter In Florida. They Cheryl Bolo. Becky Brower, pieces made by Viola Cunnlngreceived good news this week Jerry Dunn. Melissa Hammond, ttmded Hastings High School. from their son. Eugene, that he, Becky Ingram, Bob Ironside. Airman Third Class Norman A. had passed his Bar examination Caro] McAllbter, Karen McBird.,who He took his college and law, Keough. Rudy McPherson, Rob- Bird, — -» mn —. of — Melvin —------—R. Our mayor will tour New Era on resides on Crane Road. Middle- . Friday. school training In Austin, Texas, and b working at the present Karen Wallace, 3.25; Jan Wle- rille, has been graduated at Pope Mra Rena Pender was a Wed­ senhofer, 320. APB, N. C, from a special Air nesday visitor with Mra. Ethel Ume In the State Capitol at Aus­ Sophomore*: James Fisher. tin. Force course for aircraft main­ Diane Gilbert, Larry Shaltls tenance technicians. Airman Rowtader. On Friday Mra. Mar­ and Brenda Todd. 3.75; Greg Bird, who attended Thomapplo vin Zimmerman of Stevensville Bishop, Cindy Campbell, Wendy Kellogg High School, is remain­ Thursday visitor Curtis. Annette Dunkelberger, ing at Pope for duty with the Blair Frances Ford. Mary Goodyear. 1 tester) y and. grandmother, Mrs. Greta Guenther, Ashley Curtis Clbnena Schabily. Mra Hersey Henion. Lindo Malt*. Cheryl Airman Third Class John B Tewksbury was a guest Friday Schants, Anne Schondelmayer, and Saturday with them. Satur­ Barbara Sweet and Dave Tumes. 3.50; Rick Abbey. ChrbUne Bel- Clarence B. Rodgers of <367 76th day visitors Included Mr. and St.. Caledonia, has been grada­ Choirman: Appeals Board son. Deb Blow. Marilyn Brbtol. Mrs. Kennard Schalbly. Mrs DoJohn DeVault, Jim Drake, Ruth Eliott. Kathy Gerald. Doug from the training coarse for U.S Air Force refrigeration specialHart. Christine Hook. Kathy tcrly and family. Visitors SunJohnson. Harold Lewis. Sandra Ostroth. Mary Rein. Sue Ruby, ate of Caledonia High School, Mmes Russell, Vivian Sheffield, being assigned to Moody AF * Mtven Soya. Lynden Stamm. Ga.. fdr duty. Mrs Hobart Schalbly, Mra. Vida Sue Tinker and Greg Wood. 325. Blood and Della Durkee. Freshmen: Larry Cook, Beree The fire department was called Darby. Evelyn Fuller. Thomas to the home of Linden Snyder Phone Vermontville ____ . ______ Hahn. Althea St. ______ Martin._____ Jan.Week* R2, Nashville, completed Sunday to fight a tractor fire. Shafer and Terri Sheppard. 3.75: a food service course at Fort Luckily It wa* soon under con­ 259-7298 Calif.. May 13. During the trol. Douglas Acker. Russell Alnslie, Ord. Calif., ----- ------------ .. ------- -Doug Campbell. Teresa Castle- eight - week course. Week* was trained In the preparation and serving of food in military kit­ chens and In the field. Thc fifth Mike Martens Tops Mooge Scout* Receive Award* Scout Troop 79 received their In State Match Here Saturday 1 Senior Scout Stripes. Clarence ftni Curtb, Robert Brace, BUI Fray, u—< August Lusty. Mark Ned. Mike obedtenc os Match w hlch wfll ba Ward. Monte Wolfe and Gordon I be^j Elliot. Ralph Turner: Ona-year j rmonds nln._—411 — YV-.H Anpins Jerry Allerdlng, Bob An- I drus. Jef! Bruce, Robert Bruce. Jim Payne. Monte Wolfe. Mike Ward. August Lusty and Gordon Mesecar; Three-year pins —Bill Enrollment 15 tc Prey: Service (Adult! — Foa* White. Jerry Cutchall. William Bruce. Ron Hall. George Eliot. Clarence Curtis and George P. 8. HalseiJ Swanson; Perfect Attendance — The B Pom White. Jerry Allerdlng, Bob Training Andrus. Jef! Bruce. Robert Bruce, event. Jim Payne. Monte Wolfe. Mike Ward and August Lusty; Merit tion and Home Repairs —Bill Frey; Aviation. Jim Payne; Ten­ derfoot Investure — William Bruce. Mark Nell, Steve Barnum. Peter Pierce. Robert Lydy. Gary McKelvey and Jeff Peck. Sarnia, Call Wl 5-B481. and the International Ontario NOTICE: Public Hearing-By: Barry County Zoning Board of Appeals on Monday, May 23rd, at 8 P.M. in the Zoning Office at City Hall in Hastings. This is to consider an appeal by the Middleville Tool Company for a variation of about 3 acres in Section 5 of Yankee Springs Township from recreational to in­ Stan Trumble, C.L.U. dustrial. Located on the southwest corner of Boss and Briggs Roads. Wilbur Uldriks New York Life talnlng "on-lhe-Job" training In an Army mesa hall. He entered lhe Army in December. 19«5. and completed basic training al Fort Hood. Texas. Weeks *r< gradu­ ated from Maple Valley High in dairy farming before entering the Army. Trouble-free with a capital “T”! miserable summer Saturdays. trouble-freo TORO. ‘So Little Time? Film at EUB Church Sunday The film. "So Little Time,” will be presented at the Has­ tings Evangelical United Breth­ ren Church on Grand Street at Paator Herb Buwalda Invitee all Interested to attend. WHEN YOUR years of work are done, will you have only blisters to show for it? Build It features the varied min­ istries of World Vision and the dent. your retirement income now with regular saving! of 10% from each paycheck. Insured savings earning high dividends add up nesla. the destruction it caused and the distribution of relief That’s the 1966 Whirlwind* by TORO’ BENDER'S SINCLAIR SERVICE "So Little Time" Is believed to M-17 MI<MI«-III« Shona SY 5-9441 Michigan at Hastings Savings and Loan. OUR CURRENT J '/a ON ALL DIVIDEND RATE IS 4 % SAVINGS It makes sinis to r&Ck&Q6 your home Insurance Our Homeowners Policy allow* you to combine your fire, theft and personal liability coverages into one broad, economical policy with these important ad­ vantages: substantial savings... packaged convenience ... tailored protection. You can buy it on our easy Premium Payment Plan which allows you to spread 136 E. State St Phosi* Wl 5-3853 I All Savings Insured Up 810,000 wMi FJ.LI.G MEMBlH i HOME LIIAN BAN» FrandsenX Insurance Agency Over Mlfcr*e Jewei 120 W. ITATI IT Wl 5-4174 INDIANAPOLIS "500" CLASSIC WE'LL BE BROADCASTING DIRECT FROM THE TRACK Tima Triala 5:30 to 6:00 p.m On May 21st & 22nd Memorial Day Race from 10:30 a.m right through to completion! WBCH ™ your dial �SWAP • HIRE • BL. A GREAT GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE! A-J USED CARS Save $$ On One of These Spring Specials A Uke-Now Us»4 Car" 1964 OLDS CONVERTIBLE . . . Low mileage CuUam with Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. SELL- Rfc-r-.| LE&ALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 534S1 MINIMUM RATI—50c for Twenty Wordg. CAIH tATfi—-2Vi« 4»»kl» D. 1/19 IN* G.U.U 500 MOTiai 19 H8UQT Q1VIW Tkal ■—>T»lSSy W Mb uireto'yjSi Dr. Hardtop. Cnds-A-MaUc. NM LINCOLN CON »R ENYAL transmission, sir conditioning, 1964 PONTIAC SEDAN .. . Catalina 4 Dr, Hydramatic. radio, new whitewalls, power steering, sharp turquoise fln- 3 Dr. Standard. 6 cyL Radio. IUM MM VOLKSWAGEN DISPLAY CLASS! Fl dlo, vacation IM k« krM •" Ua WUtKu of I M. Xabi* tor appelaUsest ot 1965 Mustang CARDS Of THANKS A IN M IM OKI AMS—2a MMCUBT MARAUDER 13 months warranty 1965 VeBuwagtn 1963 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP ... 4 Dr. Holiday. Dynamic 88, power, steering and brake., radio, whitewall*, n*w -Olds­ mobile trade.---------------- 8M95 NOVA 1965 C«rroif Mmi 1963 PONTIAC 8POBT COUPE . . . vaianna series, power steering and brakes. Hydra malic, radio, whitewall*, sharp car......................................... 8MM 1964 Chavroht Biacoyna i Dr. I Automatic. IM* FALCON 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and 1963 CHEV. STATION WAGON . . . Belair, nice blue finUh. Vfl engine, radio, one owner. 1963 Fekon Club Wagon 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Beautiful black and white tutone, many 1964 fialaxia 500 _______________ — W4M .81,496 1963 FORD STATION WAGON . . . Palrlane 4 Dr., standard transmission, radio, very clean. ................. .......................... 8M45 Special! 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 19P PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Starchief 4 Dr., steering and brakes, whitewall*. New Pontiac ............................................ CyL, w/walls, radio. 81*6 1962Gaiaxie 500 ar steering, w/walls, radio. IMS OadKlae Deville Coupe. Radio. Real low mileage! 8175 , 4 Wheel Dr, Stylealde Pickup. NOTICES tire. CHEVROLET mirrors, Outside -■4 1310 N. Michigan ' ' phone Wl 5-2479 8/19 Short box. 3 sp. V6 Engine. Custom cab. radio, dual spot­ lights. tutone. Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 OPPORTUNITY 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR. RenneR Ford Inc. '■ Smith Douglas qualified for time and Invest- Fertilizer This Season? Bulk or Bogged— 6-24-12 Other grades and analysis avallaNe: Water Saftanan Ikmi Flltors Ownod equipment Culligan Wafer Conditioning 111 N. MfeK* TreL Smith-Douglas exclusive formula of all trace elements 1* added lo each ton. Remember, too, that Pelleform wtth Trel has maximum water soluble pbosphonu for maxi­ mum yields. O Call us for prices. 0 Soil testing lab. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply g/N 18M K. Railraad III ' III , III 1965 CHEVROLET « Or.; VB, automate. One owner. 9,000 milai ... Car hka naw! 1964 FALCON 2 Or.; 6 eyl, itandard. 6-24-24 SINGER INDU8TRIF.8, INC. III 1965 PLYMOUTH W1 5-3324 *1 Classified Paragraphs Ill III 1963 CORVAIR * Dr ; radio, heater, w/walli, automate trammiuion. Ill III 1963 BUICK Electra Conv . pwr. »t>j. b brake*, radio, auto, w/walU. One owner. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED COTTAGE north aide of Wall sash. Burkey Auto Glass it Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ son. Hasting*. ___ tf SMILEY BUILDINGS ner office. Hostings, Mich. 616-945-9103 Over Stan’s Wallpaper & Paint Store Ill Ill III 1965 BUICK ELECTRA 2 Dr. Hardtop. Ow owner. One used Wheel Horse (4 hp) with mower. B. L. Carpenter Hardware. 8/36 pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. tf TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, family reunion*, lota of uses III - GOOD AS NEW STORE III , 1963 FORD Gala>>* 500 Conv.; V8. rad«. beater, w/walh. pwr. stig. Car lika naw! 1967 CALENDA ety of prices OPfN FRIDAYS Good Supply of LADIES' and GIRL'S DRESSES SALE —50 tons first and second cutting hay. alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Comers 671-8318. tf for SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom rifle made by McCord'* of Ionia. Will shoot a f group at tion, Yeager barrel and trigger, Fisher safety, 3 to • variable scope, pecpalght In mount, full monte carlo hand rubbed acock, sling with quick detach.swivel* 30-06 dies and case*, bullets, powders, primers and loaded shells, etc. Rifle value. 8300 00 — loading equipment' 870.00 Will sell complete for only 8250.00. Can 945-38M after 6 17-ft. BOAT, 60 hp. Mercury motor, tongue-tilt trailer and New rack of many extra*. Phone 945-9778. BLOUSES AND SKIRTS 6/l» WALK UP AND SAVE! FOR MORE BEAUTiPVL HAIR 5/W —Use Rexall’s fast permanent Regular 82.0&-NOW 81M. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. HASTINGS IANNER /HEELER MARINE SALES * 'SERVICE —Marcury outboard CLASSIFIEDS Cell Wl 5-3481 ceaecrtoa. M-M in NaxhviUe. OL fi-MSl or OL 3-6074. “ ARE YOU PAYING MORE thap 5Mi% interest oa borrowed money? You might qualify for Federal Land Bank foaa. flee our ad on ■*— '-- --- —— -* Uii* paper. a/18 WHY NOT LET US MAKE ytt a rubber stamp with your MV 8826. Thh include* laity Shoppe, CARPET CLEANING IS JURY with Host New Electrio UdBnuh. No wet carpet* or hsqi- WANTED—Mature lady for part­ time Office work during sum­ mer mantlis. Will become full £5* *phon?wY's-sn?' lime job when school starts. Some typing essential. Reply tings’ moat modern. Some still to Banner Box 1014. 6/26 ITS JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 34-HOUB FILM 8/12 MATURE MAN to drive retail SERVICE! NO charge fof Ottffurniture truck for old reliable slxe print*. tf FOR RENT—3 bedroom, modern year-round cottage on Algonary, paid insurance, store bene^gts and discount*. References dr FofMNole inquired. Salary Increased as you become familiar with Job. ALSO, reliable man to unpack ALCOHOLICS * For felo—tool Irteta and get furniture ready , for deUvery. Would send right 300 ACRE FARM—Can be used man to school lo learn touchmenu. range, refriger- well. Buildings in good condi­ tion. CUI 833-3716 (Dalton), tf 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new l-bedreom modern bom* juit outside city limit*. tor an the Family Wl 8-»43 •AMY AM ... A Guida in Buytag ... Mlmg . Want Ad section . . . ■ top Shopping Guide: uea, top job*. AcUoc IsfacUonl O»fl WI I H2.4SM.S7) Dollars lo* srlacipfl aad 5-4923 except Thursday*. WI 5-3162 after 6:30. tf EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' and men's clothing. Phone WI FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS MENT, one 4-room cottage, 5-8714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd. furnished or unfurnished. Lake Tailor Shop. / tf privileges. AU utilities fur­ Quality structures bail! by nished. Phone 623-2024. tf ir For Solo—MlactUenooua 0«lvwdcr« * Dr.: S *utom*tlc. One owner. Uxslly ownod Ill (W3-25 ^^M-12-12 :;v DonJi, Cirralt J«d*«. CANVAS TARPS 206 N. MhMg*> 1965 CHEVROLET LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 045-4054 Have You Tried KAECHELE'S $3.47 up WINICK'S 328 N. Mkh. Hi. 945-2421 II MOTILE waiting to pay you cash for them. Sell things you do kmg- Mllekoll. ProVkto' **• SINGER SEWING MACHINE with dial control xlg-aag equip­ ment (tn lovely cabinet>. real nice. Makes fancy sUtches automatically, scallops, button­ holes, satin stitches, and em­ 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 broiders. PuD balance 836 66. ★ Help Wanted ELECTRIC Raaora repalredPayments of 15.00 a month. Speclal —Your raaor cleaned, Call 045-5395, Electro-Hygiene. lubricated and sharpened, only 6/19 NOTICE: M.iy lUU.f. or "foaoU" oolu 5x7 to 16x20 Remodel • Repali 1435 S. Hanover 1963 GMC Fkkup BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! caadiiioa ot ■ tL« 2oib ■!»> Call Mr. White, 538-56S0. <ul«4 Sr_ <ii—— Cid BXTTY jUx irauirens 8/19 Ulhind kid wife. *• mOrt«B*or«, THB HABTIHOB CITT BANK, b.t NO NEED TO HANG ON TO UNUSED ARTICLES when a t* LUtf ISt it BuiineM ServicM Heating - Plumbing Service • cyL Radio. Heavy duty seat, Spare Used Farm Machinery power radio, —1965 Ford 2000 with 63 hours. trade. —IH.C. H Tractor. Good shape. 81^95 —Massey Ferguson 68 Diesel. LARKE BUICK 1964 Ford F250 % Ton MAHLER MOTOR SALES AutomobUe, 5 to 10 hours of spare time weekly and a sincere deaire lo Increase your present income tn your own business EARNINGS FARM IMPLEMENTS BOTICA or MQBTQAOB month if qualified. GOODYEAR BROS. 1959 Plymouth Fury 3 Dr. 'Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyL, Dual wheel*. with your pr To qualif 81095 00 to I Fl 3-4093 Kalamasoo 6/16 OPPORTUNITY National investment firm seeking industrious and ag­ gressive full time representa­ tive. REAHM MOTOR SALES 1961 Rambler American 4 Dr. Station Wgn. Standard 6 cyl. Low mileage. Overdrive. Real economy wagon I $495 NEWEST MOD- Sacluded, modern year ’round 4 bedroom home with guest house — both beautifully furnished. Garage ... 180 ft. lake frontage — sea wall. On M-43 Wall Lake. Delton. Call owner. CAREER AUTOMATIC WASHER AND HOME FOR BALE on two extra- REFINED ELDERLY LADY Wj would share my comfortat DRYER FOR BALE or trade / •large lot*. Oarage with ba*etaent Bath with ihogtr. for 30* range or refrigerator. po In Up ent. Right of way on Bauble lAke Also for sale, small oil heater. CHEVELLE— 1964. w/wafl Urea, No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. Phone 946-5540: 8/16 radio, stickshift, 6 cylinders, 4tn PRICED TO SELL. Phone: dr, silver blue with blue in­ ELECTROLUX VACUUM 1-368-5282, Irons, Michigan, tf terior. 19,000 miles. 81295. Call: in. Will accept woman —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn CLEANER (late model). Origi­ RO 5-3742 after 5 pm. 5/19 one child. Phone 383-1810. PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Tractors. nal coft oyer 8165.00 equipped Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Aw. with automatic cord winder FOR SALE—1963 Studebaker Hostings, Michigan and pop-oUt bag*. Balance due -/ton pickup, 8 ft. box. 6 cylin­ $3222 or fgke over 8123 weekly der, overhead outside mirrors payment* Call 948-5395, Blecand sliding rear window in 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5(352 Uo Hygiene. 5/19 STALK SB RIDDlBS MB cab with custom made camper, RENT—F W1B low mileage. Call evenings. TWO U8BD WALKING TRAOMy, im Banheld 721-9337. 6/19 TQRS — One with cultivator and cycle bar. One with culti- 1962 Chevrolet BelAir TRUCKS— 102 W. 8l«lo 8tfo«t EUMiaM, Kukina Lak* Property 1941 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP S tarter and light*. ' ... 98 series, full power and all the extras. A top quality —1957 John Deer 520 Tractor. Sharp! ,( car at................................ MA* — 1946 IH.C. H Tractor. 1908 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERT. . . . Radio, whitewalls, excel­ lent condition. Look this one PuD. over. . .............. $ 795 —John Deere 246 2-row Cdrn Planter. 3 pt. ** IBM Lincoln 4 Dr. Sedan. TUBE 'IXSTERS WITH NA­ TIONALLY - ADVERTISED R£A. AND SYLVANIA TV AND RADIO TUBES such as retail stores, super markets, discount stores, service stations, ■ta. THIS IB A SERVICE TYPE FOR SALE side and out.....................13,795 « Dr. Rxu - Fuji power. ..ms 1861 MERCURY MONTEBEY Rental or Homa PUXUOAWOX QBOU. M Mllblxw, Th. 1 i.r Ik* Couniy *< B»rry. ki. <rf O.ort. II. II.*i dk>. Excellent condition. MM MKBCUBY CUSTOM SZRVICE weed. wi L-mi ■ner I P-m. Pimm SUMMER HELP WANTED — WANT TO BUY Middle-aged couple preferred, but win consider either male Drive-In at Gun Lake from May 30 until Sept. 8. May live on premise* in trailer that 1* LADY WILL furnished. Reply to: Marshall Lyon, 2188 Orchard Lake Drive, 5M1, Delton. TAKE WIDOW in HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS young male help. Call: WI 6­ 9164. tf built-in kitchen. Large corner TOOL ROOM MACHINIST AND lot to excellent neighborhood APPRENTICES -inlerested in acroas from elementary school. learning trade. Good wages CaBtil-8141. tf a»d fringe benefit*. RnoeUoDt opportunity with growing Cor­ 34 mCR* with 1-bedroom poration' Apply to person. iwuie and *m*U barn on Yeckley Road. MJNO. CaU Homer Becker, Ph. 945-8748 or Homer Smith 945-4974. *— keeper tn a Widower's More for home thkn City or country. Brock. MON. KM -................................ �I Card of Thanks eS5? Wayne Tagg ia week in Buffalo. N.Y, and at- WaVUC ltt« IB tended the 72nd annual Supreme r ~S SCommander of VFW District ol Hubvuu MU. Bill Sherwood. Afternoon callers with dinner and singers. those who sent the beautiful floral tributes and sym- iss/Jt •i Ue 1 Forelgn Wars O. Oartlngtr family and Ml— held Bunday. Also the Woman's Mltwlonsry Society for the lunch and Ron Hastings and Bud KeUogg of A-flth How. B. N. lath Artillery, His children, grandchildren. tors of Mra. Elnara Whitney. * Mr. and Mm Gaylord Whitney UmUbsb, Ukhifu Houghton Wertneertay, May 4. PnUowtng tbe meeting a bridal Mrs. Dean Btuart and family Mra. Lyle Whitney and Robert Runyan. Finnic, nurses and nurses aids at Pennock Hospital for their ex- West Woodland Mra. Norval Thaler and family ware Sunday, htey 8 luncivoQ By Vidor SU— nclghbors for food brought in Jd rtrnH be sruitad. BE IT rUHTHKU many Beverly. left Wednesday at last Lake, Psychiatric t enjoyed Sunday dinner. May 3 al the Carlton Center Grange HaiL Reality, « Mrs. Mina Wieland spending BE8OLVED: daughters of Haatlnga ment. Also a special thanks to Mrs. Lila Messenger for her dally in the month surgeon; George Green. Grand Grand Haven, trustees. Among the guesta al tha Nash- cruise covering Dsud: m»t s. uee. Philip H. MIUMll. the Kryl Livingston family, w ment comander; Forrest Stewart, IgJMM department service officer, and Boniface Malle, Detroit, departinclud- 100 MIIm ir tks Oooaty ofBarry. Estate of Haaaab WUkias. Deru. Na is-trs. ‘ NO fine Ffcxa MJO c er aba was ticketed UBturday fSliori Xonla. School to enjoy the trip and Lake Odessa BE Holly and DeMott chased her By Ruth Peterman card would no doubt be appreciCARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our rela­ ■u* •• Fl tives and friends who helped In any way to make our Mth and 25th wedding anniversaries such a memorable occasion. Grelhel and Clifford Walter Geneva and Fred O’Connor stopping her. IT FUHTHKH RKWOLVKD: of rural Woodland were Mother's C-X'..cv per and over-night guesta of tbe rley Hulliberger. 1 s. Donald Hofstra Hastings were visitors 08434 Friday, wedding and reception of Char- attended the Mother - Daughter Fcrris at the Ionia Hospital. CARD OF THANKS PUBLICATION OBDEB. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neigh­ bors for their many acts ot klnd- on Hour Wilma Parlick and daughter and district m Your kindness will never be for­ gotten. S I Mr. and Mrs. Willard White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Godde and Michael quartermaster; Burdett Hayner, Nashville, advoHospital with tbe Research Division. CARD OF THANKS We wUli to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for How­ ers, cards, money and food sent first floor at Pennock Hospital, Rev. John Joldersma for his received •an and daughter of Grand Rap- beautiful floral tributes' Tbe family of Agnes May Apsey one Fuller fbr their help at home, the Welcome Ladles Aid for serving the lovely lunch af­ ter the funeral and all others who helped in any way during Mother's long illness. Thanks to She the latter's daughter and family. Church with their mother. * Irving Gilbert and dear husband, father and grand­ father. Thanks to Dr. Pryor and nurses who assisted in helping. Abo Leonard - Osgood Funeral family of Grand Rapids at the Charles Carlson home and Mrs. Rush and daughter attended the Mo­ ther-Daughter banquet at the Burton BL Methodist Church on Friday. * Weekend guests of the Merton Garlock family were Mra Addle HUI of Canon City and Mr. and Mrs. William Gedris of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra Harold McLeod were guettf Mother's Day of their daughter and family, the Robert Amys, of Battle Creek. ★ aunt In Gardena tbe Saturday from him. They planned to visit LEGALS Comnaa Cauaeil ot th. City ot M.. U»f«. duly MM»d Moy B IBM, fiK IT yUBTKUl IlEttOLVEO: Lansing E-rnrutAy la County of Barry. Martie Van Dola* 1 liable 10 aaaoaa- Saturday, May 7, when cranking a tractor al hM home which urday, May 7th. Hospital Guild No. 41 will have their last regular meeting all day Wednesday. May 18th at the celebrate a potluck dinner at noon. Woodland has oomptatad his special training April 22nd at Pert Rucker. Ala, far the maln- Beverly Oxotnay. A bouquet sing and Mrs. Ruth Tasker were 23rd to Fort Hood. Tfcxas for Calvary United Brethren Church Saturday visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stadel. Tbe Larry Rafflera near Woodbury were UB. 55868242. Co. E. 123-MbIdL. their flat wedding anniversary. pleasant surprUo Bunday visitors. * Mra. Ruth their wedding cake. Plants, flowTalker has returned to her home on Tischer road after spending Haturday overnight and Moth- thc Winter in Lansing with her sister, Mrs. Thelma Gilliland. * Ruth Peterman were furlough Robert Hershberger, secretary, Mra. Dale williams, treasurer. Vleefc and daughter. Joannie of report for duty. * Mra. Ktwin anniversaries. They also visited Buehler and family. * Mr. and Clarksville. * Mrs. Steve Button 505th Signal Co. 11th Signal CJ». is living in a small apartment by heneif, near her niece, and Is feeling fine and is vvry happy 1U.I Mrs. Billy McMurtry, treasurer. "We're Aa Near Aa Your Telephone" City < Haaltnn, Mkhit»n, will Uld ■ Iteklk HmtIss tal»Uv« ta the aSaytim M a W—< * U“ IBM, Mnual lo tbe protista £ K st 3"s: Riis i: wl SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE !X” PabUo NeoriM wiU U KU4 at U. C«u«U (W»3ib«r« l» tha City lull on Phk‘iXm.m lL'iUtt.4.. - church she attended aa a child. a. Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference pleasant trip Pleasant Valley By Mn. Eth^l Blunk the death in Blodgett Hospital Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery KEYS DUPLICATED Markwart Thursday evening. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—-Expert vrortunarahip. 4. HU Ko. !«.«»*. tut ca Jim >«. M, laJba Proboto United Brethren Church on Mother's Day. * The Christian wart famnly had only lived in relatives still redding in Ger- far Petitioner JUgA MjUteM ~ J. Stele of Mtehteai ir lb* Coaaly ot B« Business Directory MIMQKIAL MONUMENTS SMfRWOOD-STO OF DISTINCTION Lawronca Brotfcari Agency for irnsra 2134. Phone Wl 5-2123. mum r CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL-■Bonder Grarel parli snd supplies. McCulloch the Daefcl Patrick's Allo waa her dau^tar and family, the B«r. Paul fihoupaa at Durham. mors Jeweler, iuj Phone 945-5316. BusIhms Senitti Offered Bhe said the family had ail been LAWN MOWER REPAIR fhortxed Dealer for Whirl ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — PUMP SERVICE—Sta-RHe Wafer All Ferms of Imuroacaaad leads ] JUULY ANOUK Ml 949-3441 H You Would Uko O<ne» to to. Woodlud un SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Honever, 945-3862. Fries service for one TVS. ftae Wl «-M71 HaatiMBL AUTO — FIU BONDS GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING ANO M1X- 2223. della Mycra, Saturday. Mra. Bert al Bunday afternoon al Zion Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Lutheran Church. Burial wu in WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ Guaranteed workmanship. Also Ute-long friend and much Woodland Memorial Park. * Mr. ICE —24 hour Service (black. *nd Mra Frank Barry and daughter. Mra Gretchen Slater, Engraving. Milter Jewelers, 118 RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, ChrisUan life for ao many years. and a nephew, Maoe Miller ot * Mr. and Mm Stephen Miller HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMD AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ Wl 5-5178. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Day of their daughter, Helen and TER — Raw wood or finlihad GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP family, the Leslie Morrison's al appftencM. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON AU MAKES of treeHillis Reesor and son. Marvin, of Lansing were Sunday visitors MOBILE HOMES SALES — DaTt In our mw building at 124 N. Auto Wrecking snd Dal's Phil­ Mr. and Mm David Patrick and VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ lip s "66". M37 So.. 945-5141. family were Bunday dinner. May Mulder of Hastings were callers TERS—Service, parti, parts, hotel hoses snd bags fbe all mskra Authorised TROPHY CENTER — I 5-5052. IOBEBT W. STACK. Owner 1 Beak IMa. you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Wall, DMn field. Pumping ($24.00 for IW 1.000 gals.I. Call 945-5482. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV- RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Ilion of Edith T»>1- day evening, May ® at the Wood­ CERAMIC, FORMICA, LINOLEUM land U. B. Church. * Tho WMA AND CARPET REPAIR —Hasmet Thursday with potluck dln- one and our sincerest sympathy white This Weekly Service and �MtM Hlfh News Catholic* Celebrate liSu, Feoit of Ascention gathered » s. gymnasium for the election speeches during second hour. The parties running Clifton Milters were Mrs Henry dterilte «ily to be beatan a to 4 in the Vanity baseball game The Junior Vanity baseball with Opt a 4-season work horse Delton 5 to A Tuesday. May 3 tbe cheerlead- (Wheel Horse, of course) setnl-finalists triad out In front a winner from our complete stable M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE JWIMCM ths Job and Wtecl Hom ha. the attaching tool you'll L. CARPENTER HARDWARE t f. State St*. Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2983 When Bills Stack Up ctanlbal Drawing: Dennis CampGerald Knanas, and Dave Rich­ mond. Music: Carrie Newland. Kathy Champion. Pun Hayward. Nancy Mott, and Sharon John­ son. Office: Robin Rice. Publica­ tions: Bob Boniface. Physical Varsity cheer leadersfor the next year are: Connie IJrideatlne, Cindy High, Sharon Jacobs, Lin­ da Dewey. Nancy Wertman. and Cindy Hayward. Tlie Junior Var- far president. and Deb Smith. Thursday, May 5. 20 students traveled lo Albion College. The for voting. The Party elected was the Athletic Party. occasion was the annual Freedom Forum with this year’s topic: -DiMent In Democracy." The vocation was made Uy Rev. Da­ turned at 11 pan. They listened vid Honeywell, alumni associ­ ation, the introductions were Tbe prognun started with mom- Kathy TeweU. Jeff Galley, Don Hall. Rick Bcatterday, and Claude Hall. Physical Bctenoe: Boot! Beebe. Rick ScaUerday, and Nancy Bedecs. Senior Math: Mike Heath and Al Bourdo. Shorthand: Bally Tuck. Kathy Vramkln. and Linda Keller. Sci­ ence Fair: Nancy Wertman. Cathy Collison. Nancy Mott. Garry Boyce, Pat Bedecs, and Mark Almon. Sociology: Bue Campbpll. Gall Herbert, and Margret Trantham. Spanish: Rick Bcatterday, Ginny Scatterday. Bcott Beebe, Keith Champ- each class are as follows: Top through the hells all hour. Ten ninth: Mart Almon, Becky ------------ • ■-----------Beaugrand. Linda Campbell, Fl-..,.!. Driver Judy Dewey. Date Plot*. 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EXPERT TIRE Kara Thompson, Gall Herbert, Gall Monica, and Pam Hayward. . SERVICE Agriculture: Lester HermanlU and David Raymond. Annual: Helen Tatro dlfa Nanay Watman. Art, Rob Conrad. Connie Oates. Jay Hltber, Alicia Ham- Wednesday was a musical day al Delton High. First. 20 rtu- All work shall be performed under o single . the following places: You'll like our Courteous Service sets may be obtained. (2> F. CLEANING ,W. Dodge Corporation. Kalamazoo, Michigan. (3) If you ora proud of your furnishings Builders and Traders Exchange in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo. Lonsing, Michi­ gan. Copies of thc Documents. Including plans and specification, may be obtained from the Engineer for a fee of $15.00 for each set (not returnablei. and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned the safest and most A certified check of a bidders bond payable to Mr Aubrey Davis. Village President, for the sum of not less than five percent of the amount of the proposal wiN'be required with each proposal conditioned to secure Mr. Aubrey Davis from loss or damage by.reason of withdrawal of the bid or -effective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean the failure of the bidder to enter into a contract of performance, if the bid be accepted by the 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS for a period of the bid opening. Almon. CaUtfj keeping: Lyncite Boys. Cafeter- Now hr Usad Tlroa Mumtwd rani Vfe'se small enough to KNOW you TMchen: Ginny Bcatterday. Di­ ane Harrington. Mary Smith. Bendy Gurd. Mike Boomer, and Janis Martin. Chemistry: Claude Hall. Citizenship: Maxine Ferris, Mart Almon. Peggy Hanfmond, and Carolyn DHL English ♦: Carolyn DHL Bev Foote. LlnA Campbell, Dale Floria. Gall Kir­ kendall. and Mark A Iman. Eng­ lish 10: Nancy Bedies, Boott 0 -Mil Local Finance Downtown Location—112 S. Jefferaon—Ph. 945-3424 You Can Count on Us... 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For Consider, too, the extra reassurance of motoring in an example, Cadillac engineering has always’been so ad­ automobile of Cadillac’s impressive size and stature. vanced that many features of Cadillacs several yean old Before you buy your next car, be sure to look for your are just now Finding their way into hew can of other authorized Cadillac dealer'a used car sign. It is the best makes. And Cadillac has for yean provided as standard possible landmark for a wide, attractively priced selec­ equipment automatic transmission, power steering, tion of well cared for, previously-owned Cadillac cars. Standard of the World SEE YQUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER FOR THE FINEST IN SALES AND SERVICE OF NEW AND USED CARS. Hi. 945-2411 REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC. 107 N. Michigan ■ . Gove Engineers. Inc., 348 E. Michigan Avenue. Kalamazoo. Michigan where Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Dtetdbotw Phono 653-2791 contract. Drawings and specifications will be on file ot JIM BARR or SAAALL Sand & Grovel Nashville, Mich. Sealed bids will be received by Mr. Aubrey Davis. Village President. Lake Odessa. Michigan ot the Village Holl located in the Fire Station for the construction of a Village Hall to be known as Page Memorial Building until Thursday, Moy Z6, 1966 at 7:30 P.M. KT. Rlckert, Karis Spencer, Helen Tatro, Kathy Tewell and Chari- during first hour. They wore the 'History and Philosophy of The counselor. Mich. State University Vanity Chorus of Manchester and awarding of certificates Campbell. Mike Llttte. Speech: under the direction of Roger noon sessions ended up with Gun made by WlUard J. Baker, high Dare Hyde, and Rick Baker. Hall. "History and Philosophy school principal. The Honors of Tbe American Communist standing yearly event the efforts and cooperation of many peopleI Tbe Campus" General Ln the community. It is another1 example of noteworthy achieve-1 the Selective Service Byatern, mans possible when merchants, "Student Protest and tlie Draft" parents, students, and teachers and Frank J. Kelley 'Attorney General of the State of Michigan. There waa a panel called the the whole hearted support given examining committee made up of Frank J. Keiley, J. Allan Mac­ Kay. YAF. Cart Oglesby. 8DS, quet. The following Undents were and David Kerwin Albion Col­ honored Tuesday night; Algebra lege Student who quitted the grand. Goll Kirkendall, Phlll then opened to questions from Michael. Peggy Hammond and Concrete Blocks PAGE MEMORIAL BUILDING Lake Odessa, Michigan Carpet & Furniture Yoe Need Cosh for Unforeseen Expense. CONCRETE PRODUCTS • Phon, Wl 5-2478 �Calhoun Heart Center to Serve Barry Areas Maple Valley Asks 5 Mills For School Costs socialton Monday. May id. open­ ed its Calhoun County Heart Information Center In Battle tbe MapiaVOey Schools, and pleased that they did not find U neceraary co ask for additional millage beyond the five mills. more competitive po- experienced thrpUgh six beginning next . The atomenUry teachers former Vermontville High School this school DIRECTOR ELWOOD O. McLEOD The Eaton County Intermedl- mo districts would become part of tlie Maple Valley School dis­ trict if the plan is approved. Dr. Kent Leach, director of the Bureau of School Services of the University of Michigan, made an accreditation visitation to the Maple Valley Schools re­ cently. He seemed pleased with tho completion of the junior­ senior high school building and specially the well equipped fa- MEN WANTED FROM LIVESTOCK BUYERS Section Three—Fayes I to Thursday, May 19, 1966 Many Enjoy Banquet, Holy Lana Pictures About IOO gathered in tho All­ purpose room of Southeastern School for the banquet resulting from the recent contest conduct­ ed by lhe Pilgrim Holiness Bun­ day School. After the bountiful supper, toe Rev. William Helrlgel. retired New Futon Medical Facility Directed by Native of Barry The Eaton County Medical Care Facility, dedicated in im­ pressive formal ceremonies on Bunday, May 8, Is now meeUng many geriatric needs of that area under a program diretted by Elwood O. McLeod, a naUve of Woodland who served at one time with the Barry County Bureau of Social Aid. before becoming an adminIstra- He obtained his formal educa­ tion at Woodland High; Michi­ gan State and Ohio State. . and. to the holder of the Purple Heart and the Brons Rhineland campaign. While working In Barry Coun­ ty. he was named a deputy dis­ trict governor of tlie Lions Dis- slides of the Holy Land he took The Eaton County Facility war. developed on an IS-acre site pro­ viding room for expansion. It is designed to accommodate 100 patients In a scml-prlvate en­ vironment. This la accomplished with four rooms each with four beds and a bath. 38 rooms, each with two beds and a bath, and Weather permitting, then will eight single rooms each sharing a bath with one other single tuck dinner by former Nashville a most enjoyable evening. Nothvillv Reunion At Putnam Park There is an audio-visual nurse Nashville, May 29 at noon. Each will bring own dishes, drink and call system which provides in­ stant contact with patients al utensils. all beds, bathrooms, dining rooms and day rooms from a nursing station on each floor. There is a public address sysground music as well as an­ nouncements. Oxygen h*s been supplied lo A dining room on each floor will allow patients to eat at tables seating four or six. Day rooms on each floor providt TV viewing, reading, writing and socialising. * * ■ * An activity room near the main entrance provfiRJTHtflhif and pantry facilities where pa­ tients may receive groups for Special occasions. There is also a meditation room which individuals may use. and which ministers of ail faiths may use for services or consul­ Cations. . OUbert McLeod of Woodland. Chandler, Berry Join Fraternity ___________ __ rectors wete named consisting of Dr. James Hogan. Max Rey­ nolds. Bob Williams, Donald Rattle Creek, or telephone. MM- Hayward. Wm. Smith. Sr.. Clar­ ence Donovan. Herb Dofltw. Lynn Lawrence. Lynn Sledge. Wally Hull. Merle Baske. Bob O'Con­ The Center will supply Infor­ nell and Ken Church. The group heard a presentamation about heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular illnesses, and will guide heart mation of the arm development by Pruddent Bob Williams. and available aourora of financial nnd MacRltchie of Hillsdale, gave a social aid. Mrs Doris Wencke. a well- more drtailed explanation \ con­ cerning tlw mecltanlcs of tlie jectIves. MgcRltchle reviewed the arti­ cles of the Corporation and lhe of the Center. Dr. Taylor added. The office Includes desk space stock certificates will be issued, in the Volunteer Bureau office at 120 per share, and no one and the use of special confer­ person shall own directly or in­ ence rooms. directly more than one share. The Calhoun Center is the Thc alm of the Corporation Is [ Aiaoclatlbn's fifth; the others I to promote the economic opporore tn South Eastern Michigan.. (unities in South Barry U*rrt-1 ' tory In all of Us Industrial com­ mercial. educational nnd rccrc] atlonal phases, through lhe purlocation In which volunteers will chase or acquiring land, and to hold, own or learc or Improve <1>. tbe life saving technique buildings, to dispose of such real estate or improvements or to lease the same either as land- Pounded in 1890, Delta Sigma i william M. McCallum. 13b S.' Phi is an International social' Drake. Kalamazoo. with whom the scholarship and social aware-1 antj ne» of. its men through an or- I--------- — ganlxed and continuing program■ He s called “Engineered leadership" School Mr. and Mrs. William Cotant and family were dinner guests Sunday of the Harry McDonalds. 11am in 1M3 On Mother's Day the CotanM entertained the Dwight Cotants, Saturday at 1 p.m. with tbe *ev. the Richard Cotant family, the Harry McDonalds, and the Don­ ald Couches of Flint. New Systemic ORTHI mtEfluwg' 'di >.<!>■« Project under consideration by ing house or holding a job. and lhe South Barry Development <31. discussions and Information Corporation are officer, for pro­ fessional people, a nursing hcxiu-, stores, small factories, and a standing young man of the factors, habits or oonditlonji as­ sociated with a greater danger Doctor's medical clinic. The Corporation was created to help His other achievements Include South Barry grow and to give chairmanship of the Eaton County White House Confereneo free public forums with physl- Intcrintcd port Ira a chance to on Aging, chairman of the Eaton participate In Its support. To be Inter-Aging Council, he has been programs for schools, distribute a resource person for the division waiting room UtenUure. carry on of consultants in aging program correspondence Mid its associated > niunity support and Interest, lhe at Western Michigan University, filing and receive Manorial Gifts.1 announcement concluded. a member of Region 8 ot Whitt House Conference on Aging planning committee, the Char­ lotte United- Fund board, the Congregational Church and Lions Club. While he was the Lions deputy governor in 1961-62. his district took over sponsorship of the Michigan Braille Transcribing •Service at Southern Michigan Prison, an inmate operated pro­ । Seek Addresses of 1941 Class Members Rose and Flower Care ORTHO SYSTEMIC ROSE AND FLOWER CARE. A gronuhr iiMcficide and fertilizer which will pevwMe positive continuing fertilisation tad insect control. 5 lb. Canister Unued his civic activities and listed in "Who's Who in the " Among those attending the dedication were Mrs. Beatrice Fisher, director of Ute Barry ।County Welfare Department, and Mr Fisher; Victor Eckardt. Woodland Township supervisor; Mrs Betty Abbey, administrator of the Barry Medical Facility, from Barry County, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster. Mr. Foster Is John McCallum Of Delton chapters on U S und Canadian past year and a half. chairman of lhe United Fund drive here. agemept and bodily movements During their studies prepara­ tory to asking Eaton County dtlsens to vote special tax money to finance the facility, supervis­ ors and Director McLeod visited the Barry County Medical Cart Hie Hastings High Alumni bonFacility. . Director / McLeod has excep­ tional background for his present Class of IMt: Russell Hoffman. position. He entered social work Margaret Hopkins. Rex Walters, after his release from military Robert Fisher and barren Abbott service during World War II. He u-'ked to call WI 5-2051 ■GAS YARD UGH I DCALFR South Barry Development Group Formed pleted piedgtshlps to the Delta . Sigma Phi Fraternity. Beu P!, 1frspc I hllHinflV Chapter, at the Michigan Tech- AF1C3. 111U13UMJ John McCaUunl M About 75 attended the organi­ notogicai University in Houghsational meeting of the South Thry were formally Initiated Barry County Development Cor- ‘ «¥ The Maple Valley School board executive board would be ac- This la actually The Hastings Banner To serve South Central Mich- $2.9t BLAIR'S Farm & Garden 231 W. State Phono Wl 5-9M2 �Hastings Church Represented at Episcopal Meet Church itian elnrlral and lai BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist 10 am. Morning service. 11:15 am. Bunday school. There are dames for all. A oordlal welcome to all. WOODBURY Fellowship service. 7:45 am. Youth Fedowaqjp, Wed.. 7 pm. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice, Wednesday. 8 p-bi. at Roger Carey borne, west of church. 11 am. Worahlp. Laydetegate. Mra Don Held wUl give * re­ port of the annual conference. Organist, Mra Ruth'West.. • pm. Y Hour in tbe youth UNITKD Among tbe many issues before tlie conrenUcm, considerable at­ tention waa given to tho cam­ paign launched last year for the building at tbe diocesan center and tbe Cathedral of Christ tbe King in Kalamaaaa - •acuruay Sabbath School 9:3d Worship, 11 am. Weonmoay prayer, 7:30 pm. Bunday, -Faith tor Today." on TV, WOOD, Channel 8, 5:30 am. Bunday, Voice ot Prophecy, Bunday acbool, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's Service,.6.30. Evening service. 7:30 pin. Friday. May 37, Junior-Senior supper (with dates) al Grand Rapids. Supper at fl:30. Pastor, Donald Tack Sunday school. 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Youth meeting, 0:15 pm. Prayer, Bible study. 7:30 W. Glen Uampodl. Pastor 3 Miles South of Gun Lake 9:4b am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worahlp. Church Study, Sunday, 1:45. Worahlp. Bunday, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 6. Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. Chancel choir, 7 pm, Thura- 8:30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. 7:30 pm. Bcrmon: “Tbe Doc­ Mornlng worahlp, 10 am. trine of Regeneration." Bunday acbool. 11 am. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Prayer, Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. In charge of Mlmbmary Com- Bible study. Name Gull Lake Honor Students John Light, atm of Mr. and Mra. J. B Light of Gull Lake, was named valedictorian of the Gull Lake Community High School Oo-eahitalortans are Ann Helgeson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Helgeson of Gull Lake, and Thomas Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mra. Theodore M. Hoyt E. Colfax al N. Boltwood Rev. Dorians Specs. Pastor Prayer service. Wed, 7:30 pm. 9: 30 am. Morning worship. 10: 30 am. Bunday school 6:15 pm. Christian Endeavor. 7 p.m. Evening service. Rev. Jesse Powell, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. x 11 am. Morning worahlp. . Wed.. 7 p.m. prayer meeting. your neighbor Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Sunday. “Faith far Today," on TV, WOOD, Channel, 8, 8:30 am. Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, 7 pm. Br.-Hl MYF. 1 pm. Jr-Hl MYF. Monday. W. B. C. S. Evening Circles meet at 7:30 pm. Monday, 7 pm. Boy Scout 0 am. Holy Communion. 11 am. Morning prayer and rrmon. Nuncry and claiacj for Interest you because it will explain bow prayer can help you in everyday living. A thankful multitude have been healed through payer of apparently hopeless troubles and diseases. Learn what this pan mean far you by auending this free, public'lecture entitled:, ( Rev. Earl Schlpper Worahlp, 10 am. Sunday school, 11:15 Mn. Bvenlng worahlp, 7:90 pm. 3:30 p.m. Carol ami children's choir rehearsal, chancel choir roboaraal 7:30. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Boys. Olrta Fellowship. 7:30. Hickory Camera, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor 10 am. Bunday acbool. 11 am. Morning worship, jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7: 30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7:30. Family Night. 8: 30 pm., Choir rehearsal. Delton. Michigan Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday acbool, 10 am. Worahlp, 11 am. Evening worahlp, 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. TWO PLEASE­ CLOSE TO AN AIR CONDITIONING OUTLETS ‘Christian Seine*: The Enlightened Way' A member of the Board of Lectureship of The Pint Church of Christ. Scien,a»‘^ w'T'sf in Boston, Mass. -4 u,k.ua Thursday, May 26Hi., at 8 P.M. Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Bunday acbool, 10 am. Worahlp service, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 p. Wednesday, 0:30 Uic minister will inert with pirclc program leaders to study ChapUT 'J of "A Reluctant Missionary." PLAZA i ALL ARE WELCOME Rev. Ruasell Houseman. Pastor 9:45 am. Sunday school Classes for all agca. ■-W»HMii» mt iinimt un»m»» kt-iw»r mb-w w-imw »■ im hub wrM ‘“AlW-W-B-lW-e-W-laUHl m jMAKH-WrXH SUIISW IMIUIWMJM -ufts**-*- «-»•«-*•» nr* wanw-aum iw-m ih-Hr••jw-iw-w-iii'iw'wmtiu * ’ ' ’ n i»mn»* iiu-w WtMiwi im-iw w- mh-wewtjhvjW I***!*• »•!*-> »i-a»-ii»-j»-j»i»-**ran»»t-iww-w-w-i«naA-smtum k»i» hildren 4 through 8. 6.30 pm. All Young Peoples Don't forget Christian En­ deavor Convention will txt held May 31 at 10 am. at the Beth- WWtMlWW 4* ; wra-w-umum iMiMiMiMiMut-utiiit hem jut 7:30 pm. SjxxUl >JlfrJW iw-wnw-w MU-M-Hf-M XHUMffi-atW M Mt Utt M «> A l» WM-JM 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. WorahlP service. 8 pm. Evening service. »»HMlMM-»IWlH M-WMJlH Sumin-* WUH St /*i»ll»»r»t-»tAtlll-J»t«»-4»-WtlW4t<t-IWWtJlttllftl«'4»-utt*tltt I# Mt-IM 1WM r'Ant-ur 1»M-IM-H-M’ Wilt Miw !»»->» ut »ut nt alt» Ut lat ait in an st VsilM IM Ut IM 111 US St 111 IS IM A-IM l» Utl l»l» IM IM *t IM DU Mt t» Mt IM St iws-msss-ww-si j this many people buy new Oldsmobiles on an average day: 1,942. ST. BOSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. Assistant If your home is a to get away from when it’s hot and humid WHOLE HOUSE” ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONING • Confessions. 4 to 5, and 8 to 9, Saturdays. 7 30 am. on Bundays. Before Masses on weekdaya How they love ’em 8T. AMBKOSI CATHOLIC CHmtCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pai 4>.. and so will you!) Sunday school 10 am. Warship hour. 11 a m. Sunday evening service, 7 pm. Nothing but tbe Bible. Rev. Richard VondenBocch Homing worahlp, 5:15 am. Sunday acbool. 10.15 am. See Your Elec �Mrs. Stanton Attends WSCS JI Church, wu among B.OOO di* woman from fifty who attended Che Sever aembly of the Woman's' of Christian Service am leyan Service Guild at-ft Ore.. May U-U. • Ws («i*r>s Th. light To law QMnWes. CoprnjN Th. Kroo.r Co. TVS4 Fres-Shore Double TV Stamps Breaded \ Shrimp W“w’oa HUCK ROAS Peschke's t\ Booth Sticks “ SF FULL SHANK HALF Herrud's Smoked Ham Gordon's Roll Smoky­ Links Pork Sausage ’*’*• Processed in Wednesday IONIA Kwick Krisp Sliced Bacon j "Tenderay SIRLOIN STEAK lhe purchase of a Sheffield •*’5.00 ’ US. Choke Center Cui Rib HOSTESS TRAY PORK CHOPS - il p^., L||nch Heat| 7Q <SC STEAK _______ 79c RIB ROAST Boston Rolled Boneless T-BONE STEAK Honeysuckle »-89c HOTDOGS Buttermilk Bread Corn Flakes 2 p>>g 99c Turkey Roasts 2*,b- Fresh Eggs cou ~ NEW KROGER r Grade A Medium GELATINS Dozen 37c Kroger "MADE IN BATTLE CREEK" , 35,6 89c Fryer Breasts w/rlhs »■ 39c Paschke's M.l-O-Soh KELLOGG'S , qq Fresh Frozen a 79c Boneless Ham Roast * 39c BEEF ROAST a~wl Tendoray obeervance of tho 24th annirtfr. sary of the society and guild. In the organizations' 25-yERr hb.tory. member* have given 1209,000.000 for mluione at hbirie and overseas. and to otlxj Chris­ tian cause* Emphases in Use so­ ciety and guild program are ml*. etons. Christian social relations, spiritual Ufe. mission study; ecu­ menical relations, and mission­ ary and deaconess recruitment. The Aasetnbly le sponsored by the Womens Divielon of the Methodist Board of Mhmiona, which Is tlie national policy­ making body for the Society and 9 Delicious flavors CATSUP,™ >3.39 Christian Sci.nc. T.xt Announce? ’ The story of Job will fcrat the basis for a Bible Leeson on "Soul and Body" at Christian Betence Church services this Bunday. Explanatory passages from the denominational textbook, -Sci­ ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, will emphasize the theme that man's real existence is spiritual—in God—and that to accept this gtvem man dominion over the material body Hastings Traffic Tickets Purina BOG CHOW US fl I doho Fresh Giant Siu California *56 Size POTATOES Sweet Corn FRESH Hawaiian Pineapple BUY 3 BUSHES - GET 1 FREE BUY 3 BUSHES - GET 1 FREE 1 SELECT ROSE BUSHES PATENTER ROSE BUSHES GET ALL 4 FOR 1297 GET 4 FOR THE PRICE OF 3 Ns. BUY 3 SHRUBS - GET 1 FREE Disinfectant Mild 10<~89c ORANGES Colby Cheese 73c LYSOL gr BIC K Canned Po| . 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T-K transportation ma a­ ger Ebner Bender Is to tpke » oenmie in the arete covered l>y Avondale Pesrs Thank You MAY 21 i T-K School C.nsuU ADDITIONAL MICHIGAN WEEK ITEMS Charmin (roll of 650 l-ply sheets) 6 Biscuit Mix Black Rasi Borden i BUTTERMILK Thank Yen Brand Country Club Aspirins Cuti Twin Pops processed in At Our Fingertip' �Ogsenlfoiise THIS SATURDAY and SUNDAY 2211 Robinwood Drive South of Hastings laatingn City Limits Visit this newest Arley Todd Home on Robinwood Drive ... a lovely new reridentiol oreo loceted just one mile south of the Hostings City Limits. Tok. Sooth Broodwey to Robinwood where the new boose is located on the East Side , just one block off Broadway. ' You'll be thrilled with this Total Electric, Three Bedroom, Ranch Style Home. The front is brick and the rest of the exterior is done with aluminum siding, including the roomy two-car garage. It has one full both plus another half-bath in combination with a convenient utility room on the upper level. The kitchen features built-in electrical equipment. There is a full, walk-out basement with a fireplace to enhance a future recreation room. Of course, the star feature is Electric Heat­ ing by General Electric. ELECTRIC HEATING & INSULATING by Wayne T. Morgan 435 E. Center Hastings Arley Todd, Jr Phone 945-4477 '* 1 z Center Rd. �Urge Church Women to Help Solve Problems C«qratuhtions To ArHe Todd, Jr! throughout Michigan to take leadership lii solving problems ot people. housing, crime and ecumenical Moore Paint for this Fine Home Beverwyk's Color Center Phone 945-4071 (Custom Drapery Sarrica) 2211 Robinwood Drive, Hostings Saturday & Sunday - May 21st & 22nd Featuring general @ electric ELECTRIC COMFORT HEATING and HAGAN Insulation With Bonded Guarantee! Installed by Wayne T. Morgan AUTHORIZED DEALER IN HASTINGS AREA Hastings Phone 945-4477 Engineering Specialists PURCHASE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 100 Grandville Ave. S.W Durfee Harold Wortley and daughter, of Ry !Hn. John Hook nual Assembly of United Church of New York City, tbe executive Mr 1of Cwior Creek. * Bunday dlnWomen of Michigan In Cadillac, Mr and Mrs. Owen Gaylor | gu4-u W1(1 Hamdirector of Church World BervMay 11-13. More than 300 women Wtrv Sunday guests of Mr and , nlond WTC clayton Erb of By­ representing over 70 local counPockets ot Poverty, he painted a Mrs. Bert VerMeulcn and family run Center, Mra, picture of starvation and hunger, Mokely of Hastings. Those attending from Has- of incomes in large areas of the ford Conklin of Dowling were of the world's children suffer Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Prank K/xnmerUng, Mr. and from acute malnutrition. The Rot?T Davis. * Thursday eve- Mra. Howard Ketnmerllng of Ch ria tian Church la moved Emie Skidmore of Maple Grove. World Community Day ehalrMrv Earl Fender and daughter * Mystery Mother and Daughter i public relation, chairman. feed these people and keep them Fbf.ter were Sunday dinner Nlgiit will be this Thursday at, The group heard Mrs. DonaldI alive, to help in programs of «uests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman, president of Chi­■ birth control, to work In the Pbstcr. Afternoon callers were) Jod Howell. (Tonight). cago's UCW, speak on ' Lally ini slums, in areas of disasters arid Mr. and Mrs. Ashley VanDoien Mission," the theme for thc As­• with refugees. and son. Andy of Quincy and "Michigan Stale Junior winger sembly. with its corollary "Prep­• A member of the Roman Cath- Wm Reid from Hastings * Cali- □ o u g Volmar of Cleveland । aration for Involvement." She’ olio faith, Mra. Harold Schareminded thc group that Chris­' chern, province director of the mond during the week were Mr. 1960 All-America Western team tianity should change tlie life of' National Council of Catiiolk: and Mra. RoUie Babcock of MUI picked by lhe American Hockey a Christian so that he becomes; Women, Joined representatives Of Involved in the life of the world‘four Protestant groups in a dlsIcusaion of the ecumenical move­ ment May 12. The other panel members Included Mrs. Robert M. Shields of Detroit, president of the United Church Women of Michigan; and thc Rev. Mrs. i Edna Jean Horn of Ionia, minis­ ter in lhe Assembly of Gbd Church which is not affiliated with the National Council of ' Churches; Mrs Donald Zimmer­ man. president of the United i Church Women of Chicago, and I Grand Rapids, Mich SATURDAY & SUNDAY - MAY 21st and 22nd at ARLEY TODD, JR'S NEW HOUSE On Robinwood Drive, One Mile South OH Broodway Barry County Lumber Company IS PLEASES TO HAVE SUPPLIED THE BUILDING MATERIALS, INCLUDING Andersen Narrowline Windows . . OHoring smooth oporation, woathertightneu and convonionco novar before found in a DOUBLE-HUNG WINDOW BE SURE TO LOOK THEM OVER WHEN YOU VISIT THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME THIS WEEKEND Arley Todd, Jr. 9ti! Miller's Plumbing & Heating Phone 945-4454 121 N. Michigan « Be Sure to Visit Arley Todd, Jr’s Visit Arley Todd, Jr's 435 E. Center St. We were pleased to have been the Plumbing Contractor for It was a pleasure to supply the Benjamin 221 W. Mill Congratulations*, UCW staff member. Tlie resolutions adopted by the Assembly are at follows: Gambling—Legalised Crime We oppose all forms of gam­ bling because of the economic, political, moral, and social evils which result. Specifically, we op­ pose tlie legalization of lotteries and bingo, and all parl-mutual betUng. including horse tracks and dog racing. We believe that 'government should be supported by equitable taxation rather ■ than by gambling, which etnphaothers. Recognizing that all society is threatened by thc spread of or­ ganized crime, we call for a crime commission with adequate powers to investigate and make public the facts of organized crime, and to recommend meas­ ures for its prevention. Taxation Wc reaffirm our belief that Michigan stands in great need of tax reform based on standards of adequacy and equity. We support a uniform system of evaluation and assessment of real property, and tlie training of assessors. We further recom­ mend Uta» local councils of Uni| teil MJhureh Women study Ideal and county tax assessment poli­ cies and practices. Family Life Hie entire social structure of our society is built upon the family unit. With Christian con- £ We're Happy to Have Been One of the Suppliers for ARLEY TODD, JR's NEW HOUSE on Robinwood Drive OH Broadway. Ono Mile South of Hastings. Robinwood Drive, Off South Broadway One Mile South of Hastings City Limits Armstrong VINYL LINOLEUM CERAMIC BATHROOM TILE and FORMICA COUNTER TOPS by HASTINGS FLOOR COVERINC 123 W. Slate St. Phone Wl 5-5118 Visit His Open House Sat. & Sun. May 21st & 22nd Barry County Ready-Mix CORPORATION 2100 Wnt Stole W. Ho.Hr>,, Phon. Wl 5-212f or Wl 5-2218 BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS strengtben individual initiative and to uphold thc value of family life. Our churches seek to Install within people a wholesome atti­ tude towards sex. We have alous use of sex. Because of the hold the concept of planned par­ enthood. We support the avail­ ability of birth control Informa­ tion and services through both private and public health agen­ cies. Civil Rights In thc belief that Informed voUng is the foundation of true democracy, we urge that all qualified citizens be encouraged to register and vote. We also urge voters lo study candidates and issues, that they may use the ballot lo benefit our whole society. In using the word, "qualified." we recognized the right to enact reasonable stand­ ards us to length of residence and literacy, and barring those in prisons and mental hospitals, for instance. Wc reaffirm our belief that all I citizens should have equal op| portunlly to enjoy housing of | their choice, employment where । qualified. and equal educational privileges. We condemn brutality ; and bias In law enforcement Arley Todd's Open HOUSE SATURDAY and SUNDAY - MAY 21“ -i 22" Saturday from 12 Noon till 8 p.m. - Sunday from 1 p.m. till 6 p.m ance of protecting the lives, rights, and property of ah citi­ zens. Economic Opportunity Act /We urge active participation ol churchwomen in the community action programs of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. We recommend that such program' be guided by groups of represen­ tative citizens and that greater effort be made, to increase in­ volvement of those for whom we ; possible attempts by individual, arid groups to seek selfish advani luge. Wc recommend that serious . study of lhe causes of poverty be undertaken and that continuing 1 study and evaluation of specific programs be carried out. Salacious Literature ON ROBINWOOD DRIVE ONI MIL! SOUTH Of HASTING. EAST OFF SOUTH BROADWAY Stop out and see this all-alectric ranch stylo home with everything you like in a new homa. Brick front finished with aluminum siding. Two-car, attached garage and a full walk-out typo bosonieat with literature to our youth and all, people has a pernicious and soul-, destroying effect on their lives.' we urge public officials at local, state and national levels to strengthen the legislation relat­ ing to the display, distribution and sale ot obscene and indecent materials with tbe benefit oi our youth in mind, we shall ask lhe cooperation of local retailers to refrain frtxn displaying such literature and to withhold it from youth, and in turn urge re­ tailed lo display and sell acceptable and worthwhile literature We call upon church women to emphasize the use of worthwhile Itteia lure in their homes coinmunlcallotis - miMU . ■ fireplace for future family use. Thera are three bod rooms and one full bath with a half-bath combined with a convenient utility room on the ground floor. The kitchen has all built-in electrical equipment and the heating is done electrically in the modem manner, too. You'll like this house. Arley Todd, Jlbuilder •Phone 945-4534 Center Rd. - Rt. 1, Halting,, Michigan �■ANN*! Hubert Long Herd Sets New Annual Average .Barry Fann Calendar JjBarryUSDA and roommate. Robert Peterson Chairman Warns of Grand Rapids. Jointti the' p"“ d“ “* “ “ About Fallout News Especially "Most American* know about the destructive power of nuclear companied Mra. Alice Trepp to explosion*, but a fewer number know about a material called radioactive fallout." stated Mel­ vin Smith, clialrman ot the Bar­ County USDA Defense Board I family. Mr. and Mra. Patil Smith. ryAt a recent meeting of the i and Mra. Trepp. her daughters and famine*. ★ The Prairie USDA Defense Board. Smith said, "An explosion of a nuclear Literary Club met on Wednrs- device would cause radioactive day with Mra. Dolph Winkler of contamination many mile* down­ Bowen* Mill*, a David Butler of wind from the primary area i Albion College spent the weekend For The JuJb S—Hama Beaaewlei A new annual herd production avtragr fot milk and butterfat Kight-of- legated Holstein herd owned by Hubert Long. Woodland. 1 reported by Holstein-Fries- maaiewtiu totr’'Akvoclatlon i____________ _—. ibexu^ —, of_____ America. —g herd I ha* completed its latest j testing year with an official per­ cow average ot 18.011 pound* of. 0 o... Gardening Can fat/iased on ^completed lac: lanons. Clair Tulan. 21. Middleville, and! n «-■ n Michigan State University sup-' J(lck 8hay. Hastings, decided Ro F.YPpllpnt ervisad tlie weighing nnd pm- to down track5 from VRV UALLlltlll duetton testing procedures th-Tlrvtng road crossing. O • T1 This herd* performance level About a half-mile down tbe JSnrillff 1 hCFaDA compare* favorably to the averUraenr t mother'* 1958 * 1,V1 °1 With lhe return of warm days, 7AM pounds of milk and 285 Before they could get It off millions of home gardeners once pounds of bullerfat Production again are getting out to spade averages are calculated on the York Central freight did It for tx«b. plant .wl. spread fertlcommonly employed, two milk­ ings per day. 305-day. mature countless chores attendant U equivalent basis to provide a ally, and damaging the engine. Engineer W. E. Wilson and comparison standard. Middleville and Mrs. Clipper Butler of Gun land. Lake. 200 mothers and daughters enJoyed the planned potluck dinner. The tables were decorated wl.h old fashioned ol) lamps fill­ ed with pastel colored liquid. The silver papered progaram books with artificial row lent color to Hendershot & Vidnity i Bv Mrs. Richard Clark pinm MS-373J | '“ —*■ ■ «*••• » Hertetrtoth and family to our neighborhood. They have moved home. * Bob Brogan Is home from the hospital but will be in kill everything, be empha- Smith said that radioactive fallout 1* produced when a nu­ clear explosion occurs at or near the surface of lhe earth. Ton* of soil are tucked up Into the mushroom cloud and each parti­ cle become* radioactive. He added, however, that know­ ledge about the effect of fall­ ’out on farms Is atill incomplete The effect could differ from situ­ ation to situation, depending on such factors as wind and weath­ er at the time of lhe explosion "USDA agencies have certain responsibilities for monitoring radioactive fallout and deter­ mining IU-location, strength, and danger to humans and ani­ mals," said. Smith. Earl VanSIckle. Harry Boise h. Vcm Hooper, Rev. Tuber and Charles Williams served the time. * Diane White spent Satguesta Mra. Harold Taber gave urday and Bunday with Vicki the invocation. * The program Clark. Sunday callers of the Dick Clarks were Mr. and Mra. ing out tne lhe menu-, theme, "Bendput mg tjena uut Floyd Colvin and family, Mr. the Light." Mra. Stanley Ffnk- nnd Mra Elmer Colvin and Mra. bciner wax. toa*Unl*tri*s. There I Duane White and family. *"> W ‘“•’•'J I lUmnnUT (he ' O'orry Sho«and the Kmnmv. Thry M L . s mwww thl* tav<■ uvre d»u<Men »>» j nl«,t|v W, wlU meet Thursday. In th* program, giving Mother a | May 3S ttl U)c llotnc ot 8yl. Day poem* and songs The HdMcilrBln. CTub Na 4 i rigei daughters gave a lovely trio * We ill know there are many U.S. District Court friends and reiaUvea living away him, I Lake Superior Is the worlds n ’O'hour day at hard manual number. Awards were given to Mrs. A.1 that enjoy reading our news | Bankruptcy Petitions ’ ------------ •-----------' largest frrah water lake. It 1* I ub?r the Hurt, worm weekC. Johnson, who had the most each week In the Banner. Be- ------Mlchlgan ha* 39.789 square 31500 square miles in are* and en“. Take frequent rest ..._ . *ui ...... « .... ... ___ __________ •______ .. < . anrt Wrtr-lr nt a that lent daugbun, granddaughters and cause no one phones the news to' St1?] ■IUK3 trail iuvu. imu- iw> iiinuc great granddaughters pnwnt. me anymore, I will continue to j »«. timre that ot any other alate. ; 1.180 feet. X<r« VS-ml ViiHman r\t Rawinaw ' ’tnyfl vances. your muscles will be able to do more with less discomfort. ” " • Cuts, scratches and bruises sell Bender, came the farther- operation I plan on discontinuing B«»I4.. Holbtoek. , *** C UK’ Ul 1UUOV (KIUVIIU1. e*t. Mra. Rogers, mother of Mrs., the news. My phone-number Is Mo?7 Blough had the Urgent WI 5-3755 and you may call me •? l01 Albion. I Usually they aren't serious Clean Russell idige. f.mli. and — O * h Reyff. OAarft daugh- a .A.._a_ _ ... _week _ ____ . . be. family, Sarah anytime during the and 4 0. Nelaon. ' minor cUta wUh warm water and forb 8:30 am. Monday morning. I soap, and cover with a light Reyff was the smallest daughter Sunday dinner guest* of the fine-chops more tons per hour then any other chopper j bondage. Tetanus lurks In the Bob Clark's were Dr. Glenn Gunn nnd Romig of Kalamazoo Tbe brawny, new Oehl Chop-King is the only chopper the onset of lhe gardening eea- mlselonary on furlough from * Patti Clark was in Holland JS0J4—Billy L. Welker. SetUe Croak. Mozambique, Africa. She was a built to make lull u»c of today's big-tractor horsepower. Sunday with Mr. anti Mrs. Keith Short-chops up to 60% more forage per hour than other their Immunization up to date. moot able speaker and allowed Endrus and family to enjoy the asoioexcellent slides of her Mission choppers . . . even in haylage. . * Stop and think briefly about School. There ware two more Tulip Festival. * Mr. and Mra. safety Iffore handling garden Mother - Daughter banquets Warren Brogan were Sunday iellogf. Bottle tools — especially power tools echedulcd. Tbe Baptist Church such ns lawn mowers. Power held thrtra Tuesday evening In Zena., Colvin of Carlton Center. chrome-edged to stay sharp longer. The Louis McIntyres of Augusta tlie school cafeteria and Leigh­ Select-A-Cut Transmission changes forage lengths with vloea, property used. Used care­ ton Church held theirs Friday lessly. they can slash off fingers evening In their Parish house. dinner guests of Karl and Col­ family were Saturday supper leen Sciuintz. * On Saturday, There was a free will offering Eaay-Swinf Drawbar adjusts from the mower when It Li left unattend­ Doug Straube with Conservation - . - - orowncu. Brownell, a * un On Bunaay Sunday Margaret Officer Bob Straube. attended ed, even briefly. Always turn it M<xher* Day guests of her wn O 'L*ughUn. Virginia Brill. and off when adding gasoline to the on all day school of Instruction Stop in soon. See all tl»e fea­ *nd IHple Hclen ' ------" PUunt ’ere in Battle tank. If tho moy>r Is electric, ‘ for young boys put on by the ture* of the biggest, most rugged ‘ Crr*k * movie. * WHlianvon Gun Sight Co. at don't use the machine tn wet PTO chopper you’ve ever grass. Power tools usually are c»lta’ at Wubur Schantz*' Davison. There were over 500 ,. the Gchl Chop-King. accompanied by safety instruc­ of tbe eight area aenlora of West- jutunUy evening were Mr. and boys in attendance plus many tern Michigan whoww chosenas Mra MarsltuU| Sun. tions. Read them carefully. 8:ate and kxtal conservation and a National Merk Schotar * May Mr Bnd Mr, • Modem gardening is m a d e 7 weekend gwrta of Mr. and Behanu and Frederick were dlnpossible by the pesticides that Mrs. Russell Bender were Mr., ncr Kur3t3 of wilbur and Mlndispose of the many varieties of and Mrs Vinal Tahr» *nA f.m-i U n‘U* Tractor Kills Allegan Official beforo prrcecding on to Grand denlng us excellent therapy, for thc txxly and mind. For tlioae Rapids with the train. who enjoy digging tn tbe dirt, end and license plates of the gardening offers good exercise, fresh air and sunshine after a Bernard E Miller. 53, super­ About 4:55 am. thc railroad Winter of being cooped up In­ visor of Monterey Township In doors. Allegan County, was killed Sat­ official* notified officers. P4.X. ... a' Deputy Smith sold Mesecar Your doctor and his American urday about 3:30 pm. in a tractor accident al his farm on *ould cluoged with irespaw- Medical Association also offer a 132nd armue. Miller wa* back011 ndlroad property and far few suggestions on keeping gar­ Ing down a grade when the failure to report the property dening fdn and safe: . tractor started to tip Miller fell damage accident. Big.New Chop-King Mr. and Mra. Voight VanPuttman of Saginaw and Bever­ of pesticides can cause serious ly Bender of CMU. * Mr. and Syckle and Jim were Sunday accidents. A cardinal rule Is to read the instructions on the Creek package carefully and obey their Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity, hu announced that Ronald Dingerson baa pledged Tau Chapter at Michigan State Unl- Alpha Gamma Rho U a na­ tional so cl a LprofemJonal fra­ ternity for men Undying agri­ culture and related fields. Char­ tered In 1933. Tau Chapter U one of the oldest fraternities on lhe MSU. campus. 20,439 Vehicles By Mrs. Mary Jaciuon The Mother-Daughter banquet Ron Dingerion Pledged fo Fraternity ramaln«UW%.G«tlha your fam tadfaaktel Barry County had 13X8 pas­ senger vehicles registered with the Secretary of Bute's office In 1965 There were 2*81 commer­ cial vehicles. 382 farm commer­ cial. 2.433 trailers. 319 trailer coaches. 428 motorcycles for a toUl ot 20.439 license plates. To­ tal money spent for licenses waa 3318.071.79. Mala OHk* til N. DepM Stlaaia-M. 527-4J10 The Bleeping Bear Sand Dunes on the Lake Michigan shore HASTINGS OFFICI west of Traverse City are thc J01W Sa. Mkhlgi" x world's largest shifting sand hills, moving Inland at a rate of Open Maa.. Wad., tri. IJM40 two feet a year, according to thc Phaaa 945-9415 Michigan Tourist Council. ANHYDROUS AMMONIA (82^ Nitrogen) For direct application to the soil SAVES TIME ■ EASILY APPLIED • SAVES LAIOR GIVES YOU QUICKER-STARTING CROPS CALL FOR PROMPT DELIVERY SMITH LAKE ODESSA & * WOODLAND BROS. Plant at Woodbury For Banner Classified Ad* Call WI 5-3481. safe if properly used and kept away from children. gym. * Henrietta Embody of Grund Rapid* came Friday. May poison sprout up Ln tj to attend tlie Motiur-Daugh­ ter banquet with her daughter. fort of many amateur gardeners. Mra. Gerald VanOort. * Mr and Mrs. Paul Newman left Friday. tiuil mark poison Ivy and poison May 8 to spend tbe weekend with Big Wagon tany handbook or garden en­ cyclopedia. If you find poison Bliss and Mn.’ Sadie Minor have returned homo from Florida. * roots and all—being careful not Big, brawny Plymouth Fury-long, wide and handsome on a 121-in. wneelbase. avoid the smoke The poisonous and Mra Corner Schond elm oyer oils vaporize in the smoke and of Nagle Road. thus expose your whole body, People in lhe town and vlclneyes Included. If you get a pol- | Make us Prove H wfth a Demonstration 1 .Francisco Farm Supply -37 South Ph. 945-3150 suggnst :«xHhlng medication.', to of Mr. and Mra. Zald Assfy in ease the discomfort while healing the Thomapple River. Her body was recovered Friday morning by the skin divers. Her funeral Michigan 1* one ot the Na- was Monday. A Moslem priest Uon's leading camping arena and Rev. Taber of the Methodlrt with more than 17.330 public > Church officiated al the funeral, campattea In 350 Slate parks and * Harold Nichols, who iuus txvn recreation areas. Stole and fed- j in Blodgett Hospital a great deal county, township and city parks. defective hip, Is back in lhe und Mra. Phillip Nichols. * Mr. and Mra. William Schenkel and daughters of Jackson were May 7 weekend guests of lit* mother. Mra. Nellie Schenkel. and her parents, Mr. and Mra. Raymond Kllllon. * Suzanne McDonald of Grand Rapids spent Mother's Mra. Charles McDonald. ★ Mrs. Florence Fields fell in her yard ken lo Pennock Hospital but IransftnTd to Blodgett alter X-rays. She has a broken hip. visiting her sister, Mra. John Velderman. and family for two weeks returned to Washington, D. C.‘Monday, May 9. Big Deal The kind of deal your Plymouth Dealer wants to give to keep his wagon success rolling. Top-dollar trade for your car, low down payments, and easy terms to suit your budget. May 7 with her folks, Mr. and VanWecidcn spent Mother's Day with her daugh- What la a lawyar to you?—How can ha help you? Millions know the answer. Millions who enjoy peace of mind in legal matters. Millions who know by experience the value of having the strong right arm of a lawyer to protect them. A lawyer to The defender of your rights and liberties Your professional advisor in legal matters. Tha skilled advocate of your cause. Your trusted family counselor. "Your secrets are safe with him, your conversations confidential.' not even a court of law can compel their disclosure without your consent If you are worried, if you have a problem, H you need help, see a lawyer. lick and children in Sparta * Thursday, May 6, Mra. I)..i*y Pender and granddaughter, Mra. Cedi Slagrl, Ln Hurley Hos­ pital. Flint. She U seriously UL Mra. Pender and Karen plan to attend the Diamond Riding Club Mra. Warden Tyrrell In Wayland Saturday evening. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Jackson and family of Rkhland were Mother's Day Big Dealer Big enough to offer good, courteous service, factory-trained mechanics, parts availability and excellent financing. See him today! AUTHORIZED DEALERS Thera's a lawyer In your Ilfs—Depending on ths nature of youf problem you consult your clwgyman. your lawyer or your physiciin. Each is entitled to youf complete confidence. If you haves legal problem, consult your liwyer promptly. If you don't know a lawyer, ask your local bar association to recommend one or coouct the-Ststo Bar of Michigan. Lensing. 4014 after cruising on. the Mediter­ ranean on his Navy ship. Ha DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Sprague Rd. Delton Phon* 623-6301 �I Delton Driver Rolls Car Over Up until Booth wu looking chop. nothins more July 7, IMS. David Herold and it. but mid nothing regarding Mra. Surrax, John Sumi, ware kept our carbtoea and revolver* in Frederick Brice Barber, 35, Pralrie- Delton. Friday. May 6. was sen­ tenced by Circuit Judge Archie puty Kenneth DeMott to 14 years In Southern Michigan By Ja. D. Burp* Went, an Ml-Urick building 50 u. ,u. Dsrpec ed Harold. feet high and surrounded by a ThO Spring Issue, Just off the Uoneu in Waanlngwn u. me could be Imagined. Aa Mudd waa magaxlne, Dr. Ethel W. Wil­ liams ot KaJamasoo, editor, camo identity of bls patient Exoacr-^ former Barry County boy. Michigan Heritage is full of pleasant surprises. I loot forward checks had been accounted fo^. tive Saturday. through extradition proceed­ Virginia, on thc second night out from Washington, having in no luunor to be played with. (Concluded next week) William a Jett. Captain C. 8. are not a subscribe- to Michigan Heritage. If any one of you Slater, became a friend should be Interested to subscrib­ uuuunuca so ao tuuu morning. neighbor of Mrs. Eva Paiqulte. ing to this magazine,, get in Vermontvill* Hat ‘ Nbw Treasurer Barber had previously pleaded guilty to a charge of uttering from eh* community. and publishing a forged check. He waa specifically charged with cashing a »2fl check at Mar­ vin Randolph's at Bristol Cor- another 54 feet Into a field. crime. We slipped Into the town Gordon Stauffer, Michigan u quietly as we could, not dis­ BUte varsity basketball lettcrMichigan Heart Association. a Michigan United Fund agency, mounting until the barking of pardoned, and in I960, Congress bead coach at Washbum Unl- fights heart attack. stroke, high isxrx photograph blood procure, rheumatic fever. In tbe 1920's, a small Missouri especially interested In history oojooUve. Ethel W. Intersection', cap? I think hia back would have kxikixl like a sieve, before hla dj THS HASTINGS BANNEB-4 ids 1957 Ctwrotet driving south Rood write Dr. Brice Barber Sent to Prison On Check Charge Pleads Innocent To Kidnapping James R. Oell. 19. R1 Mattawan, Underaherlff Gordon Trick said kidnaping when he appeared^beBarber was tlie third member of a trio which had cashed bum aid and Atty. Hudson Deming waa checks and financed a trip to C. Bare. 37. R1 Delton, and inc a girl which allegedly occurred Ronald B. O'Connor. 33. R1 Has­ SHOP A&P the store that cares about you! Williams. Mourn at Dr. Williams, aa a lot of you dngs High School arm king I jiLvt called Dr. Williams and she iw.1 given me permUslon. very graciously too. to produce tuin Doncrty emerging from this story in my column. I am bo oeggn a one-man expwrauoo sure you will all enjoy It. and round THE CAPTURE OP JOHN WILKES BOOTH duoUon By Nina Kate Slater A&P GRADE "A* ty, Mlchlpm. Mra. Eva Pcnquitc wm a oousln of David Herold. My mother and Mr*. Pcnquitc were living in a small mldwist city, and sliared many experi­ ences, Mrs. Pcnquitc spoke of APPLE SAUCE boy's fanatical hero worship pued: “Wen, I'M Just divine with 4 IT'S MICHIGAN WEEK 89 Mudd, and believed that Mrs. uegan an all-aquaa invasion, omy co luid Mummy, bacon ana grateful nation to At Bowling (jreen, tnc third nlgnt out,' they were to capture Captain William B. Jett, who wun Ueut. Huggies. also of the Confederate Army. Uicy learned had aided Booth ana Hcroid in gccung to their lading place. Prices EffectiveThrough Saturday, May 21st tronlred by people of note, and 11 any port of live conspiracy without Mra. Surrot'a know­ enlivened memorial drifts ledge. Uiought back Into that tragr-dy In times of wild national grief of a nation. On April 14th. 1B65 the assassination of the Presi­ stand that perhaps action may dent turned the North Into a mans of mourners. Tlie shot that killed Lincoln, like that of Lex- surrounded tho hotel where Jett temporarily blinded. Nina K. Slater. around tho world. Much has been written about captured David E. Herold and John Wilken Booth, were living snry rolls around, each little Herold. In Portland. Oregon in 1909. Incident takes on importance, and Michigan had a oncv-local tbe soldiers surrounded the Both were members of the 18th iiousc. but one of the Barrett New York Cavalry. At the close Importance. Emory Paraday, for boya came out and pointed out of tho Civil War they drifted westward In snuxh of fortunes year* a resident of Niu'-fivUlc. In witaaiJu and Herold were hidden. they never found. Joirn W. Min­ thc 16th N<hv York Cavalry, and of tlie squad of 29 men detailed die inmates told to surrender. In East Portland, and Emory' in thc pursuit nnd capture of Herold did but Booth refused. Paraday. a shoemaker, lived al John Wilkes Booth Finally the watchers at a crock Some jeora ago the Parndaj-s moved to Portland, Oregon, and at that time. Emory Paruday iuul there In 1909. nn hiterprblng young reporter discovend Hint two of thc thro' aoldicm sharing who shot him. but In the Inter- Nashville^ Barry County, Mich­ igan where Uic PanuMy family In the reward—John W. Milling­ ton and Emory Paruday—both eral belief that it was Sergeant lived In Portland, nnd both gave Boston Corbett, the shot entering Paraday'a narrative follows: EMORY PARADAY'S AC­ Interviews to the Telegram COUNT OF BOOTH'S Mnguzlno of Portland. Each re­ CAPTURE ceived 2*1.658G5 u\ his sliare of tile rewind. Hie offer was 150.­ who picked him up and carried dent liad been killed, I thought 000 for BooUl alive or dead. Why not one-third of $50,000? bending over him, beard the In iwr splendid book. Prince faint whisper: "Mather, Mother." of Players. Eleanor Ruggles ex­ but U. waa tbe chtectlve Conger ■ ■__ plains tills Slie says the money >»Kz> * - ■ Li- 1.^ U-n. I... .. _ help punish the murderer, but to his Mcther. He lived until Captain E. P. Doherty, who waa In command of tho squad, and iilm tiian thc man In tbe moon. that ho wils later made to return either port or ttU. but Millington Washington. Paruday wn., put In I was stationed ip Washington at tlw Umo. When "Boots and and Paradny n-cdveci only thc Hoddlos" sounded, wo ihougl* third of 55.000 They were also to capture Booth's companion. Da- "SUPER-RIGHT" MATURE BEEF SUPER-RIGHT" CHUCK ROAST 45 English Cuts 7-Rib End Portion Gov't Impeded Chicken* Haddock Dinners CAP’N POHN'S BREADED Shrimp LAKS nil PfRCH PCRCI WW Fillets • 89* ALLGOOD SLICED 2 Tf 89' YOUR CHOICE “59* Pork Loins Pork Chops CAFN JOHN'S Fryer Legs or Breasts Loin End Portion 39s 49s 69» I & 59'» Cut from Tender Pork Loin Roost 69‘ Bacon "SUPER-RIGHT' COUNTRY-STYLE Thick-Sliced Bacon "SUPER-RIGHT' i.49* ANN PAGE QUALITY ing to do. It d boarded thc lilllo steamer “John a Ide." at thc Navy Yard, and luid been shown a recent photograph of John Wilke* that K new duty. War is rough work, and every one had been through a good many hot mnnunages, but tills SAVE 16c DCE-LISH Apple Pie carpel your Dsdroom with OZITE Town'N* Tames Carpen (Or carpet your bath, kitchon, patio, etc.I) It was put out on tlie porch in Un puna and we had' to drink out of them, no cups being furn­ ished. Captain E. P. Doherty had gone around to tbe kitchen. the house being built on the Vsctra’ fiber I* the original outdooiMndoor gst something better. I saw Doh- already In use. u.»d Indoor* for MM bathroom! ind Mtcban with nvw V»ctr» polypi LIFE comes lr> 15 bssuillul S > up to 12 feet, sny length. mammy waa Just putting some nice hot busculta on the table alongside slices of fried bacon" Maybe you think ttatt grub didn't smell good and look good. "Auntie" aan T -wxis™. some nice biscuits here; why Hamburger Dills A&P BRAND, GRADE "A"—MIXED SIZES Sweet Peas 1-U. 8-OZ. SIZE deeply affected by the death of merry talk. Wc took the boat before sundown, and reached Aqula Landing about 10 o'clock that night. We began aeorclilng boua« along tbe way as soon ss we sot ashore, and kept It up until morning. By that time we were hungry having brought ho raUons with us. so rode up to a plantation house and tuked tar breakfast. » \ Tho folks tt»cre didn't iocm to think s great deal of Yankee soldiers, and all they set .out YUKON CLUB—ASSORTED 39 Beverages SHERBET COVERED ICt CR^AM HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING U3 Wnl SW. Snwt, Hutire* Hw»« Wl 5-5111 BOB NEWELL fr NOLAN CUTCHISS. Owaere n. the Captain, ao ID di­ vide with him." Helping myaeif to half the biscuit and a couple of slkes of bacon. I went back to tho porch and located myself call out. < Laton and lhoute*° d<X>r AU ciiarged for It. but they uscult Co .answer,, ao- iXjuat 12mKa49c Creamsides $AVI 10c—JANI RARKER Angel Food Coke RING IVBtYOAY LOW PRKl W-GAL CTN. Marvel Ice Cream INSTANT COFFEE NET WT. lO-OZ. W7 EQ< A&P Half and Half FEATURE VALUE/ A&P Brand, Our Finest Quality DRINK '“’4 » 99* 39* Apricot Nectar PIXXA OB MICKORY FLAVORED Hunt’s Catsup. 15* Charcoal Briquets 89* CALIFORNIA—Now Crop—113 Sisa /Mas Town W Terrace Carpet made with 45‘ 33 3-49 Barbecue Sauce JANE PARKER Valencia Oranges A REAL VALUE Bananas Fresh Com “59c 2 29 6^49* i &O9.P01DIO" 1(U99* Super-Right Cannod LUNCHEON MEAT 2w89* SILVEIl SKILLET BRAND Corned Beef Hash. ’^59* Chili with Beans •^53* Beef Stow r.i- । �Michigan Week IfiiSiS May 15th through May 21st Hastings and Barry County People are Praud to be part of Michigan... The 11th Nation • . t . The automobile has kept the State of Michigan in the international spotlight for years, but an even more arresting and significant fact about the State of Michigan is less frequently recognized ... the Gross Product of the State of Michigan is greater than the Gross National Product of all but 10 nations in the world. I. instruments, 1/10 of all conveying equipment, 1/4 of all machine Only such major world powers as the entire United States of cutting tools and 1/10 of all food products;Hiachineryv America, the United Kingdom, West Germany, Italy, France, Japan, The economy of the State of Michigan has grown so great Canada, India, mainland China and the Soviet Union outrank the that Detroit, the nation's fifth city in size, has become the nation's State of Michigan in this respect. fourth largest banking and financial center. Total bank deposits Furthermore, few countries can boast the economic diversity ot the end of the year 1965 exceeded 12.3 billion dollars. and stability which mark the State of Michigan. Leader­ Future growth of the State of Michigan is assured ship in mass production and automation ... a continually rising role in space-age research and development ... a by the 600 million dollars spent annually by Michigan" thriving agriculture and its position as one of the most businesses for research ond development which is add­ popular tourist centers in North America .. • have made ing new products, new production techniques ot)4 new tlie State of Michigan a potent force in iriferHational markets to tbe economy of tho world. With more than business. This is why more and more companies abroad 200 research and development centers, Michigan is a have found it not only necessary but highly profitable pioneer in the industrial and economic technology of to do business with our "11th nation/' today and tomorrow. Michigan's role in international Although the keystone of Michigan's economy business is already substantial and grows larger almost continues ,to be its aggressive and adventuresome auto­ daily through the expansion of the St. Lawrence Seaway which has created a "fourth seacoast" for the U.S. Already, the mobile industry and the numerous satellite industries which supply State bf/Michigan is the nation's second most important customs it, many other industries bring additional support and stability to district. Michigan ... the 11th nation! No thoughtful businessman the economic growth of the state. can afford to ignore the opportunities available in a state of such The eight million people of Michigan — representing little enormous economic importance. more than 1 25 of the nation's population — today produce 4/10 —From Tho Michigan Tradesman’s version of material from the of the nation's transportation equipment, 1/10 of all scientific Detroit Bank & Tru*t folder entitled "Michigan, the 11th Nation." ... AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO IN THE FUTURE! Hastings and Barry County People Have Contributed Much To ( ■ >' A Message from the Listed Civie Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER of COMMERCE Hotting* Paint & Wallpaper 107 E. State St.’ Gilmore Jewelry (02 E. State Frandsen Insurance Einar Frandien C.L.U. Ironiide Monument Work* Artistic Deiign in Me<pie and. Granite Barty’s Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Product, Jerry Andrus Imurance Agency Miller'* Dairy Store Ice Cream Specialtie, & Luncheon, The Halting* Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Cleveland*' Mon’* fr Boys’ Clothing & Footwear Barry Cleaners Parking at the Door The Superette Open 9 A M. to 11 P.M. Daily Hasting* Motor Sale* Dodge Sale, & Service The Bonnet fr Gown Shop Alma M. Flngleton Bun McPharlin'i Men’* Wear Home of Pendleton Woolen, Bulling'* Appliance,—TV & HI Fl Beverwyk's Color Center Color A* You Lika It Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleawre Consumers Power Co. Serve, Hasting, Mahler Motor Sale* Lincoln & Mercury Central Radio tr TV Service by Howard Trupbull Reohm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oidwnobila - Cadillac Wayne’s Shoo Store Footwear for the Family The J. C. Penney Co. Department Store Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll EarLR. Boyes Real Estate Huting, Area Properlie, Coleman Agency Inuxanca—Bond* of All Type, Miller Jewelers Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State at Jeff.rwn St. Martin Floral Flower, by Chip & Irene Porker’s Bar And Rettaurant Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. The Strand Theatre The Showplace of Barry County Burkey Sole* fr Service Complete Radiator & Auto Gia,, Service Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service Notional Bank of Hastings State at Jefferwn E. L Carpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Berth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography Hasting* City Bank 150 W. Courtf>. Stowell Building Service . general Contractor, Mary’s Beauty Shop Hair Shaping, Styling & Permanent Waving Hoan Standard Service N. Broadway at Slate J Gardner* ■ Pharmacy Dependable Prescription, City Food fr Beverage Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Dole* Bake Shop Freeh and Dellciou, Baked Food, ’ Heetiag* Grain fr Bean Co. Jacob*' PreecHpti*n Pharmacy Your Rexall Stere TW Ibinrn J Aftm For Insurance Schader'a Office Supply For Butine,*. Home & School Farm Bureau Service* Feed a Seed • Fertilizer Felpausch Food Center Fine Food, - Meat, - Produce Lepo Pharmacy Walgreen Agency The Copper Lantern The Fine Way ol Eating WBCH 1220 on your Radio Dial Winick’s Clothing for the Family ' The Fuller Agency. Inc. One Stop Insurance Service Barry County Lumber Co. One Stop Service Hooting* Cut Rote Shoe Store For the Entire Family Halting* Floor Covering Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workmamhlp Ronner Ford, Inc. Sale* & Service Lorfco Buick-Chevrolet Rfrafr Service Eo*t Side Lumber Co. Budding Supplle* Parmelee’* Ladle,' b Children',. Wear a Eckardt Auto Sales Jeep Vehicle, b Apedte Trailer, Halting, Cleaner* Phone Wl 5-4031—Free Prckup & Delivery White'* Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial Leona rd-Osgood Firteral Home Im i Musk Bra Organ b Plano Studio . 5 Master Mix Feed* Heating Kaechele* Inc. o Cooling --e. Plumbing Goodyear Brothers John Deere Farm Implement, Montgomery Ward fr 118 S. Jefferron ra . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-05-26.pdf 170bf0550875d0203a5f0816ac5795a4 PDF Text Text 26. 1966 20 Pogos—3 Section* EFFECTING A RESCUE—Edgar (Dntehl Hoevenafr was laahed In this stretcher as Fire Chief Richard All of Leoni Township east of Jackson demonstrated methods of effecting a rescue from upper •lories of buildings. Thia ladder-rescue class was one of NUMBER Detroit^ Mayor Speaks Tuesday To Service Clubs fight a "■pill Ore" using for nonlea. Firemen attended low dW- Firemen from Deilon, Middleville. Nashville, Allo. Hastings Mfg. Detroit's Mayor Jerome P. Cava­ Co, Freeport, Woodland. Hastings, Lake Odema and the Con­ nagh. who Is seeking Uie Demoservation .department attended.—Hanner photo. | cratlc party's nomination for UK Senator, made his first visit to 3 Seek Delton [ Hasting* Tuesday when he ad_ , . — , e . 'dressed the Kiwsnls Club and School Board beats | members of the Rotary. Lions and I Tl„« eandldau. I-for two —, Following the luncheon meet'vacancies on the Delton | Board of Education June 13. I inorial Hall. Mayor Cavanagh, I Lyle Champion, wbo was ap-1 with Mayor Franklin C. BeckAccording to a trnffle safety I when nutomlble* were not as safely pointed to fill a recent vacancy j lleft by Charles Monica, who re-1 an Inspection lour of the E. W. study by the Stanford Research constructed os they are now and signed, will Mick election for a I BUm plant by Division Manager Institute, speeding is u key factor sc.t belt* not in general use. Tom Johnston. I three-year term. in tile accident rate, even though Carl Sheerin. . van oneenn. whose wuuoe four year' MW Cavanagh, in his prepared During the Congressional tnvesterm is expiring, wdl not seek re- a«Mraa. avoided partis-xn politics many u! the accidents ore reported election and his position is being ; After he concluded his talk. Pro- under different categories, such as tjjatlon of truffle safety which he I sought by Mrs Janet Bourdo and K»m Chairman Claude Gardner failure to yield right of way. dis­ headed. Sen. Rlblcoff placed the j Stephen Scott Inntlrur I noting time remaining Invited regard of traffic, signal, overtaking mechanical aspects of the automo­ questions from the floor. Mayor Cavanagh was asked why improperly, following too closely, bile in such an Intense "spotlight" he had entered Ute primary race .•tc. This is that lower driving that he may have distracted atten­ against fanner Gov. O. Mermen •peeds would give the’ margin tion from the moat Important fac­ Williams, considered by some as necessary to avoid collision*, even tor tn the problem—the Individual wood High School wUl be held an Sunday. May 29. at 8 pm. in the having built the DemucraUc party gymnasium though one tor both) drivers were In Michigan. Bringing the message to Uie has been made in regard to safety Mayor Cavanagh said political at fault. Seniors will be Pastor Donald campaigns are too Important to Senator Rlblcoff when governor on the highways. Mathis of Uie Clarksville Bible Honor MSU Senior — Mike belong to any one person, and that Church. The Lakewood vocal music Youngs, a 1962 HHS graduate, Funeral services tor Mrs Clara a contest should bring about a dis­ □f Connecticut, demonstrated the department will present two num­ was selected for the 66 Club at K Dryer. 64. R5 Hastings, who cussion of the important L-sucs of validity of this line of thought Michigan State University to be when, by cutting speed limits, in­ Safety Council after a detailed bers. "Land ot Hope and Glory" I960 to enlighten the people. and "A Mighty Fortress Is Otu recognized at a Senior Honors day, am. at Pennock Hospital. The people should be offered a creasing highway patrols, rigidly study of traffic accidents reported God." Banquet. "Each year those sen­ choice in the primary, he added. enforcing traffic laws, etc., he cut, throughout the United States, have iors who have given of their Thursday at St. Rase of Lima Commencement exercises have Mayor Cavanagh, in his prepared time and talents while here nt CalttoMo Church. the accident rate, including fatali­ been scheduled for Thursday. Tune address, declared tliat great M8U arc given the rcqpgiutl^n 2. at 8 pm. also In the gymnasium. (Continued on Pare 4.) The Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dun­ cluingts have been taking place in ties. in half—all th!* at a time they deserve 68 Club. *F^Hdu-« phy la to officiate and burial cities, in Michigan and the Ration.' uUng senior honorary, Is seFcJ Richard Neablt, director of place­ live and chooses ita numbers on win be tn Mi. Calvary Cemetery. ment at Eastern Michigan Unlthe bails of service and ennuibttr follow Ing a heart attack al her j coming m realize that the brakes One hundred and eighty Seniors the university," the announce­ [applied to the economy by the are to receive tlielr diplomas Aca­ ment stated. Mike captained the O1M. wlll In Hart 1MM, on „„ Oct cconomlil* „ U1 ..................... bom in Washington are demically the class Is led by Vale­ Spartan tennis team which took 27. 1901, the ho dnnirhlz-r daughter of John I worklntr" working." the mavar mayor Mid said, dictorian Robert Othmer. son of second last week in Uie Big Ten. ftnd Mary (wiebcr> Brinkor. She -perhaps we liave found the way Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Othmer of ¥lke.‘_ **°...*“ a""'drd acl‘°°l nt Hart ,o md the boom-bust cycle while Coats Grove Road, and SalulaSparta his Junior year, reached' tarried Lewis Lewi* Harry, who still " " maintaining a strong level of‘ The Maple Volley baccalaureate dent of the Hastings Jsycecsi Mon­ torian Kathleen Benson, daughter the semi-finals In the Big Ten I She married died in 1938 1™. She ~ married Hoyd■ . free enterprise and iiulivldual initl- service will be held Sunday. May day. evening at a dinner meeting tourney Friday. Seniors who will be graduating atlve.” he added. Dryer In 1944. 29. at 8 pm. in the high school with high honors (a grade point Cavanagh raid there la a new ' gymnasium. . average 350 and higher i are: breed of political figures, execuThe Rev. E. F. Rltoodes. pastor Rose Church. Kathleen Benson. Beverly Brooks, In addition to her husband. [ lives of politics who spend 12 or of the South Evangelical United Nancy Goodernoot. Lorna Hecht, 1 Brethren Church, will give the ihe la survived by two daughter*.' ------ ------------ . Other officers elected Include Joyonn Kime. Brenda Newton Mrs. Gaylord (Mnrguritci 81onils spirit Is needed in the address. Robert Othmer. John Strickland. Tuesday, May 31. at 7 pm. the cum and Mrs. Riciiard (Louise* |I struggle with today's problems of dent; Arthur Mead, second vice Carol Strung. Dennis Stuart. Con­ Scott, both of Hastings; two I Vietnam, poverty, civil rights, in- seniors and their parents will have president; Steven Paavo, secretary; nie Ticknrr. Phillip Townsend and .itep-daughtcrs, Mrs. John Me- ||trmatlonal relations, pcgnilation a bunquel In the high school Ijury Nel), treasurer, and Robert Lon Smith. I Ilvnin of Pinckney and Mr* [[explosion, inflation and the tre- cafeteria with tlie usual class night Gillett, director The following Seniors graduating W. G. <Pnt> Underhill, a mem-' Marjorie Dryer of Saulte Ste. I mendous growth of urban areas. (irogram. with honors <a grade point average Graduation will be Thursday ber of the Barry County Civil ■ Marie and 10 grandchildren. IIspsee exploration and the new Defense Council of Shelter Man- ' The body repusM at the Spun-. science and technology. Susan Beard. UnJa B’ver. Chervl I Mayor Cavanagh declared that school gymnasium. ngers, this week made an apaW(. Funeral Home where the —............ — --uuie cuiiriui nwur Bosworth. Marvin Brodbcck. Busan peal for men and women to vol-1 R(Vinrv wns to be recited 8' great ptogrcra has liern made ।--------- ;------------ ---------------------------1 Cappon. Jerry Clum. Beverly unleer as Civil Defense shelter pm.Wednesday. through the cooperaiion of busiCourtnay. Juanita Makley. Bonnie managers. ! _______ •_______ Christine, tirss, labor, minority grout». ---- - -------daughter -- - - of Mr and CA.KUUUI. Eckman. aim Ann rui.ee, Fisher. mui Nikki Frost. inrrr ■»* siiEucra in Mrs. Andrew Kennedy; of center Darlene Ganasveld. Bradley OUchurches and Ute schools May 11.... 42 34 J21 ry County, and only Ove quail- J Rotd- hM »*«p «t «. Mate's Hos- . Robcrl Ey^ He#. He said tliat many problems are fled manager*. I O nltal In Grand Rapids foUOTrtng a ter| Ion dred Kenfield, too vast to be handled by cities May 13. Each shelter, regardless of ■ ~ ’ *” • head injury suffered Wednesday . Bo nnle Ketchum. alone. The state governments have Bonnie Ketznum. David David Lind, uno. slxc. needs a staff of three or evening. May IS. it her home. |I Martha —- Livingston, ------- - ----------not been responsive to the needs May 15. William -------Mathis. more shelter managers. r» r Christine. 4. fen off a trailer Liny Mitchell, Phyllis Montague, of the cities which have turned to Shelter manager Instruction tile Federal government. Roberta Moore. Marilyn Morrison. May 17. courses will be held tn conven-1 ' Rose.M.ry McDlannld, James Mc­ lent places, providing enough Tickets arc now on mle I . —. Iim of control through this city- May It. Vay. Joon Pennington, Barbara men and women apply to fill a 79th annual Hastings High School federal relationship. She fell In the mud. but she Reuther. Nancy Rlbbenx, Elaine , alumni banquet- scheduled for a Satminimum class of 15. I ------ * ---------"' didn't appear to be Injured too’ Roush. Marcia Sandborn. Chris­ He added that tli ’ re was a great Persons interested may con1-­ tirrfny. June 11. at 6:?0 Dm In the flow of money from Michigan tnlo badly. She was bleeding tiane Schubert. Michael Scobey. ■ IIxratmn qhnm* Sharpe Memorial Hall Hall nf of tact Underhill. R5 Hastings, ’She was admitted to Pennock Thomas Slater. Robert Vojtech. Washington, and had no objection phone 945-9389: Joe Ulrich. R2 tiir Presbyterian Church In Haa- for some'of it flowing back. Hospital where a small stone which Thomas Wilson, Hope Wonscr and Hastings. 945-J588; Harvey H. ling*. iiad been Imbedded in the wound Sandru Woodman. "If we ignore the crying needs durlnr night Hllllker. 330 W. Clinton. 945­ Maurice Greenfield, of R4 Has­ of our cities, then we can only ‘ Chuis offleera are: Phillip Tpwu2811; Bryan Crofoot, R1 Hus- tings. treasurer of the association, expect more explosion* in the , „ _ . and on Friday they transferred her Ungs. 945-2563. or Clarence J is nreepUng reservations which streets" LUCKY MUSHROOMER Vice president: Susan Beard, sec­ Cheney, instructor. Hickory Cor­ may also be obtained ut Jacobs Among the special guests at I Ron Kenyon of Nashville has Sion and surgery is planned. In­ retary arid Linda Bever. treasurer ners. 671-7545. Drag Store or The Banner. the luncheon were How a rd! been hunting mushrooms for lection developed which must be Sjxx-lid recognition will be given Trumbull, president of the Has- | many years, and he has come up cleared up before Ute operation. Acting Postmaster to the Class of 1918. this year cele­ tings Exchange Club; Clarence with some big ones, but not quite Freeport Cleanup Rlt'rrnn nre«lr1ent nt R.ilirv tl,* nt it... Mrs. Wilma DeCamp, a long­ This is "clean-up week" at Free­ brating their golden anniversary, Rltsema, president of Rotary; the equal nf the half-pound one Earl Atkinson time employer in the Nashville port. The village truck will pick up as well us the silver anniversary Norris Bacon, president of Ute he picked In Castleton township post office, has been sworn in as all trash placed at the curbs In class, members graduating In 1941. Lions Club: RuMcjl Hankins. on his last trip out. The mush­ Given Scholarship A special Invitation is extended manager of Uie Hastings Area room measured 18 inches in cir­ containers. Residents are urged to Earl L. Atkinson of Middle Lake, acting postmaster for Nashville. cumference. And that's not all a social worker with the Family She replaces Harvey Wilson who rid their property o( all rubbish to the HH8 Class Of '66 to attend Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Cavanagh win Intro- In ... ...v the three or four hours he Service in Kalamuno, lias received died last February. .‘he banquet. and Junk. _ j duced by Mayor Beckwith. Ar- was out he also picked six , Knotaran® w uw « ™. C00 scholarship to aiwma attend the thur Steeby, Khvanls president, pounds of mushrooms. Some summr,. school of Alcohol Studies presided at the meeting Iguys have all the luckl - ------- -------------at Rutgers University ■in Nev EDITORIALS Baccalaureate At Lakewood Sunday Night Funeral Services For Mrs. Dryer This Thursday Maple Valley Baccalaureate Sunday Night Bennett is Elected New Jaycee President Barry Needs Volunteers for Defense Shelters __<)thIS* • Hastings High Alumni Jllllf* The Weather Tot Suffers Head Injury Il rackward glances1 reacne procedure#, hose laying and flghting Area such a* gaao.._ ______■__ m_____________u____ r*____ Traditional Rites To Honor Barry’s War Dead Monday Hastings High Band, Marching Units to Participate in Morning Memorial Day Parade Hastings' Memorial Day [tarade will form at the Food Center parking lot about 10 a.m. Monday and will move off at 10:30 going west qn State Street, north on Broadway to Tydcn Park where a salute will be given to the merf'who fought in the War Between the States. The march will, continue to the Thomapple River hrH^g, where a wreath is to be cast on the waters in memory of the Sailor dead. Then the parade will io to Riverside Cemetery to pay i tribute to al! the men and women ■ vho have given so much to their Nation , And all the while, the observmce of Memorial Day on Mdhlay in Hastings and elsewhere tn •he Nation, will not be Just an­ other occasion to remember those who gave their last full measure M devotion U> the cause of free­ dom. While gratitude will fill the j hearts of all residents to thooe I as in SO many past Kcuera- , Hons. the fighting tn Vietnam uid the threat of another world ■ holocaust Is uppermost In the i minds of many residents. ' James Blodgett, commander of' ti>e Leo A. Millar VFW Post, I announced that the Hastings High School Band, members of the American Legion, the VFW md other veterans will partid‘rate in the Hastings Memorial Day observance. The Harry, CountT CVF.'*’’- . Posse. Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts. Tub Scouts and Camp Fire Giris md oUic.-j tre he'.n" urged to participate. Prosecutor Enters Race for Circuit Judge marked Memorial services are to be held st Woodland at 2:30 pm. Sunday with Uie Rev. Charles Gibb*, pastor of the Southern Brethren and Coats Grove Churches, as the main speaker Members of the Lakewood Band ire to play and Lester Brumm will read the Roll of Honor. Taps will be played by Rose McDlarmtd In event of rain, the service will be held at the sqhool. Memorial services are to be held-at Uie Rutland Cemetery at 2 pin\8unday. Middleville's Memorial Day parade leaves the ThoniapptaKcllogg School nt 10 am with some 30 units scheduled to par­ ticipate. Lloyd Flnkbeiner Is the general chairman of the day. . . . MEMORIAL DAY. Psge 3.) 15, the State Health Department “bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files County prosecuting attorney, has formally announced his candi­ dacy for the nomination for Judge Of the Barry-Eaton Circuit Court. Donald. AUy. Bauer, a veteran of World War II. was graduated in 1949. when he returned k> Hastings to practice with his Guy Bauer. Court commissioner and 10 years as public administrate of Barry County. Name Lawrence President of G. R. Produce Willard J. Lawrence, president the Felpausch Pood Centers, has been elected president of the Grand Rapids Produce Company He attended Michigan State Unl- Four Barry county seniors have been awarded Regent Schol­ arships at the University of Michigan in recognition records achieved during the high school years: Geoffrey W. Phillips. Del­ ton. College of Engineering; Scott LeBlond Hamman. Cale­ donia. College of Engineering and Sally Ann Parker. Middle­ ville. School of Nursing, both students at Middleville High: Ronald J. Houseman. Hastings. formerly a chaplain in the U. 8 Navy will be the principal speak - livered the invocation foe 110.000.000. Lawrence said. the Felpausch Company for >1 the Mr*. Shiriay Mater Nathvilla PTA Head Day. llnga High School. He and wife. Kalhlyn. lire at 130 W. AID MEDICAL FACILITY—Studanta at Um Michigan Mahabill- Ministerial Association will tour the county tomorrow with Coun­ Delton High will graduate the ty Agent Harold Foster and Dale irgest class in Its history, next *——* —seniors will Thursday, receive dij McConnell. College at Bridgewater. Va. He married Ruth Gerdes of Pearl McConnell, aboard the U. 8. 8. Ancon, flagship of the U. 8. . . . BACKWARD GLANCE*. elected prwfctant ot the NaahTOP BARRY WINNERS—Jady Plummer (tart), daugbtar of Calvin C. Plummer of 538 W. Grand, and Dabby Hein, daughter tbstlnga firemen went to Rlvpresidents are Mrs. Janet Kalnbach and Floyd Shilton; accre- tbe patients. It was Training Match held Satur- teapondlng secretary. Mra Judy 9 as*. Wednesday to extlnvulsh smoldering cushions in the back seat of Lawrence Scobey's !H0 �Banfield Vicinity ^Mr, - week vtsMtac ■» tfca.OttahB;Iiwato of Mr. and MM.GemM French homo. * Mr. and-Mrs. Sheppard of near BC. Mary’s Leo Frey and Mr. juad Mm Nor­ man Leonard and children oaM-' Lab. A The local pedro club met wtlh Mbs. Elsabeth Kaiser daughter were Saturday e»eoln« ed on Mr. and Mra Kverett dinner guests of Mr. and Mia. Couch and Mr. and Mm Quentin Schindler both of Battle Crock Leo Frey and Mr. and Mm Glenn Miller. * Sunday jpUuck Thursday night Lynn Gunn dinner gueota of Mr. and Jta. Leo Frey were Mr. and Mm from Fair Lake stayed with Norman Leonard and children Kathryn Froy. * A hearty thanks to George Cheek for leveling off the ground on the church lawn __ —. and pUy arse. * Mr. and Mrs. of Uie | Fred. Frey were Sunday dinner ---- --—=-—- MtDwHI, Bank. Mr and Mm. Glenn Milter. । congratulations to who are vtaltlng al the Leo Frey Mrs Sterling French, homo calted on their daughter, ------------- *-------- “ - - * Rev. Thelma Milter in Hastings wemmd Jeffrey and Ramie Davis spent the weekend With their grandparents, the Davises. Un Eunice Bareroft of North Irving and her brother. Owies calms of Booth Hastings, were Saturday afternoon visitors of their cousin. Rev. Lila Mantar. Mr. and Mrs. Charles GUcrret of Detroit wiU be entertained at I the lame of Mr. and Mrs. Paul I Dean over the Manorial wsstend. FOOD CENTER OF NOD FAVORITES Forum WE WILL BE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY MANY VARIETIES ... YOUR HURUD thank the nurses wy room ai P«hDr. FTnnle. ths Well-Trimmed BEEF RIB $e/uatMl BEEF RIBS STEAKS wmW S !K11AOI (WU1™'"-'ED> Skinless FRANKS - TENDER, BLADE CUT CHUCK KJUn MACABOHI-CHIESE DINNERS ROAST 47 MINUTE'MADE FROZEN LEMONADE * TENDER. BONELESS BEEF STEW MEAT SPARTAN Kraft Miracle Whip 69 Coppertone WITHOUT HANDLE DRESSING BONELESS DELMONICO STEAK Ice Chest FREE Coupon below for pkg. of 8 Ovon-Froeh Hamburg Buns Maxwell HOUSE­ WITH COUPON GR. BEEF or HAMBURG HOT HOUSE Country Lane Vanilla TOMATOES DEL MONTE CATSUP FLEISHMANN'S co,n 011 4 PURITY 9" WHITE PAPER PLATES 100 ICE CREAM ■ - 3 Wow! Check These Every­ Day Low Prices! STRONGHEART Dog Food SPARTAN LIQUID BLEACH BUTTER 49c KRAFT MARSHMALLOWS SHURHNE PORK and BEANS WITH COUPON UUlt LO-CAL FRUIT - COCKTAIL24' A memorial to the living ta also in your power when you keep your property in perfect condition. Ltt US be With Bonus Coupon No. 4 end Purchase of a 1-Lb. Pkg. of Any Brand of Butter PLUS DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY HOURS moh. fr TUB.. STORE WID SAT- FREE! KRAFT SALAD DRESSING! (COUNTRY LANE GALLON Pkg. of 8 Oven-Froh HAMBURG BUNS GR. BEEF or HAMBURGER I I MIRACLE WHIP I I ICE CREAM 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER—J Mrs. Burghduff Dies Tuesday at Medical Facility Forrefl — News Notes- 3 Barry Queen “““ Funeral tender* for Mm Ro- Tuesday al the Medical Faculty. land Military Training Center near San Antonio, Texas. Airman Brte- the Barry County Sheriff's Poase. competed for State honors at layed Enlistment program on April Coldwater Saturday. May 31. neral Home. The Rev. WlUard H. Curtis is to officiate with burial in Rut­ land Township Osuwtery. will community on Sept. 38. 1877. the daughter of Charles and Mary (Keechi CteUns. She attended the Podunk School and married Lewellyn Burghduff of Rutland in Janu—. — wnv Jut­ land Township farmers all of their married life. duff and her children moved to the Women's Relief Corps Mra. Burghduff is survived by two sons. James of Hasting-; and Greydoo of Wyoming. Mich.; nine grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Durfee By Mra. John Hook Ed Rice attended the 50th anSUnnm al Middle Lake Sunday. Ithaca spent Thursday with Rev. and Mrs. Powell, a Sunday call- Wednesday caller of Mrs. Reger Davis. * Mr. and Mrs. John Da- day callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ ger Davis. * Mr. and Mrs Turn Hoffman and Mrs. Velma Wolfe were Wednesday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt. * Mrs. Orpha Hunt of Hastings. Mrs. Ruth Cheney. Mrs Maude Wai- '*““**** Competes for State Honors aptitude area for training upon completion of basic training He Is a 1965 graduate of Hustings High School. Judyed on their horwmanship TOWNCRAFT PLUS Hickory Corners Memorial Day More About Backward Glances Gardner's is "Your Head Quarters holiday traffic patrol from noon Friday and will be assisted for four days by 120 members of the Michigan National Guard, who _.i» ____ _________ ... on .twowlll serve as second* men man patrols or on point enntror Twenty - seven persons were killed In 22 fatal accidents over the 78-hour period in 1965 in Michigan, one of the State's highest Memorial holiday tolls. Nashville's Memorial Day paThomapple river bridge on North Main street where me­ morial ceremonies will be held for the navy men. The parade will proceed to Putnam library for a brief service of Nashville firemen. Continuing down Main street the parade will turn east on Bhernjan street to go to Lake- monies for the services there will be Burdette Haner. and guest speaker will be James Schaeffer of Nashville. The Maple Valley Junior high school marching bond will pro­ vide the music. 100 LATE TO CIAffl stltute, Big Rapids, last week. In Appreciation — In retiring from active business in Hastings desire to express our apprecia­ tion of the patronage, support and loyalty given us by our rq,any friends In the city and through­ out the county.—Robert M. Lamble and C. E. Doyle. for blistering! . . . We're simply loaded with sun ton aids. ' 2' N°»for witches hair! . . . We've "sassy" filmy scarves for only 59c. 3. No Need for squinting! . . . We've sunglosses golore. 4r-Na-Na«d-ta be bitten by ugly bugs! . . . We're well stocked with repel­ lents. 5. No Need for wet heods! .. . See our glamorous Playtex bath­ ing caps. 6. NoNaod to have unattractive skin! . . . Cover up with the newest in summer cosmetics. 1. No Need PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS week was an all-time record for this season of the year Is dis­ puted by many Banner readers 1900 tliat caused damage to fruit orchards and froze many unpiotaoted water pipes. Roger Williams of Hastings High was elected the first presi­ dent of the newly-formed Junior Agricultural Association during Junior Farm Week at Michlran State College lost week 945-2134 Rugged cotton twill shows up in latest 'weathered' colors with con­ midriff stripes. Adjustable locer tie waist with zip fly, side vents. Blue, 98 3 COUNTER MAN WANTED Man wanted to set as hard- were given a conspicuous and retail lumber business. You noisy ride about the city—and will find this work very Inter­ on return were given three rous­ cheers by their departing esting. with Ideal working con­ ing "guests.” ditions. Benefits include hos­ pital insurance, life inurance. paid vacation and paid holi­ days. Apply at: Barry County Lumber Co, 125 N. Jefferson MEN’S sage natural or maize. PRINT SWIM TRUNKS SLEEK STRETCH SWIM TRUNKS city, han been notified by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign MU.1M13 of her Selection as su-perlntendent of “In His Name" hospital 1 and training school WOMAN 6VER SO to work full lime which consists of 34 hours one week and 38 hours the next. Accurate typing and tele­ Sunday. Hart Stamm and MIm phone ability are essential. Reply In own handwriting to: Ruth McPherson were unlt-d in Hastings Banner. Box 1014. tf marriage and Monday evening --------------------------------------------------- about 150 friends gathered at IRISH BETTER PUPPIES—AKC the home of the groom's father. Registered. Also English Better. ” *“ * ' “ Good hunting stock. Good pets. newlyweds what was termed an Phone: Holtz Driftwood Ken­ 'eld fashioned charivari." com­ nels. 945-4870. 6'16 plete with shot-gun blanks, dr- 3W"" BOW-* ’ »l trunks . . in coiorsploshed 'Islonder' prints. 100% cot­ ton sateen, draw­ string waist, fully lined. Acetote / cotl Lvcro* sport Men's Nassau Jamaica lert locer waist solids. Get rcadv for the big fun week-end ! From colorful, never-iron sportswear to comfortable patio furniture, you'll find all at Ponnay’s best-value prices! Memorial Day is Monday - May 30 UPHOLSTERING >M »O girls' sw)< igan’s Ontonagon County fa the Uie Nation. THE FURNITURE — ,----------- --Clouds nestled high In the peaks over­ looking Lake Superior. Call WI 5-3481. news galore BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phona 374-3523 Penney- priced, too! Carpet A Furniture CLEANING If you ar. proud of your furniihings and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned th. safest and most 7-T«.4k98 effective way possible MILLER'S Duradean GARDNER'S Hmm COTTON TWILL TRUNKS trast color leg stripes or multicolor The 58.000-a ere Porcupine Mountain Stale Park tn Mich­ 111 I. rwr from our now Surf’n Sun collection Velguth, CS, of Flint, is to give the Christian Science lecture on "Spiritual Life" at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, here at 8 pm. tills Thursday. It will be open to the public. Mrs Vel­ guth has been a recognized prac­ titioner In the Christian Science. celved "on-the-job" training in an Army mess hall. Schultz en­ healing ministry since 1845. tered the Army last December and completed basic training nt Express Ride across the State. TheBarry County Posse is now Fort Hood, Texas. He attended Middleville High School and planning their horse show and worked for Hastings Aluminum chicken barbecue for the fair­ Product* before entering the grounds on Sunday. May 29. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Army. Ball entertained Mr, and Mrs. Project Director Jason Willison, Mrs. Ola Moon and Mrs. Maggie Louden, honoring More Ahmit----------- , Dr. Rodney L. Boyes, assist­ ant professor of management at the birthdays of Mra. Moon and Mrs Louden. * Mr. and Mra. Rob­ Oklahoma University at Norman. Is project director of six. fiveert Galley are entertaining Mr. and day training schools for postal .Mrs Forakltt of Northhampton. service officers. All classes will England, who arc here for an ex­ Continued from Page One be supervised by OU although tended visit with their daughter. two of them will be on the OU Hilda, h Mr. and Mrs. Harry campus, two In Washington. Whittemore have sold their home to Mrs Joe Johnson and will be Lloyd Sanders Is to give the moving to Delton. Memorial address al Ml. Hope Boyes is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Haven and Mrs Mrs Mildred Miller is spending Cemetery. I Nellie Boyes of Hastings A Since Memorial Day was first sing * Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Jalin- observed officially on May 30. graduate of HHS and M8U. he cock of Lansing have annouced the 1868. by order of General John birth of a son May 'JO.’named Lon­ A. Logan, commander of the nie E. * Mr. and Mrs. Jean Wool­ Grand Army of the Republic, the ley have sold their home on Kel­ logg School Road and are in the observance. I process of building a new house It has also become a time for on. N. 42nd Street. family get-togethers and a time Vandalism Was perpetrated re­ for recreation, and with It fall-1 Continued from Page Ono cently at the north cemetery here Ing on Monday, it provides many The large, heavy urn on the Ebl- with their first extended week- i «c.mpb.1., i xst .sv'i£u" “ and carried away. It was large Chief of Police Richard Sunlor people wh<> Ure enough that It took two wheel­ 30 Years Ago barrow leads of din to clear .he and State officials ere urging all I mess. 'Dlls urn has been kept full to Ito topwuuy unM on Ih, I Thonuu TUta to>a RlUtord uto In .11 to.I, tollbou, 0, Hrotojr ..re of flowers and watered for many yearn from a fund left for the 6 Reasons Why 1 swim trunks^ After a noon luncheon at the hotel, they were Judged In street W. Schulte R2 Hastings, com­ clot.ilng for beauty, poise and pleted a cooking course at Fort personality. Dlx. NJ.. May 13. During the Sue. the daughter of Mr. and elght-week course. Schultz was trained to prepare and serve Ungs, went to Coldwater with food in military kitchens jrotl In Clarence Hartman and William the field. He learned meat cut- ChrisUe of the local Sheriff's Call WI 5-3481 no w. fteta IN HASTINGS Army Pvt- Michael W Schultz. port ot Lennon were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hubert Hunt. Kevin Hum, Rickie Powell and Teresa Bundy were among the beginners attending school at there is no trace of the guilty Pkasantvtew Monday. * Clay- party. Hickory Corners General Store xm.v>rwl an Interesting Interattaa event lust lout Wednesday dinner guest of Mr. sponsored and Mrs. Homer Hammond and Sunday, the first of an annual event—Western Davfc-to be held thc Homer Hammond home were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warner of of more than 100 horses, the Hick­ Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. ory Comers fire truck and-the Howard Bivens of Battle Creek. American Legion Color Guard. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ham­ one all English and one all West­ mond of Hinds District * Mr. ern. The Methodist Church had and Mra Izv> Reynolds Of KaV- conrfMi.ins Five hundred people, tings were Sunday evening Mi- many from Grand Rapids and era of Mr. and Mrs. Orville , Kalamazoo, attended- It Is planned to give the proceeds from these __ I events to the cancer or heart fund. The day before, the General Store had a little Fashion Show, which featured a band and refreshments for the youngsters. The American Legion Is plan­ ning a parade at 10 on Memorial Day. Including the Legion Color Guard. Uie Gull Lake Community School Band. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts and an address at the cemetery', also, an open house and potluck dinner at noon with meat mid coffee furnished. The Meth­ odist Church also will be serving chicken barbecue Memorial Day. ■ eiinet/s swing in ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY ■ 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 L WmAmM Ave. Pfc. WI 5-2091 COMPARE �Highbank EDITORIAL Ry Mra. Vtrn HtncbUta Clarence Berends Of Middleville Dies Friday other foods. In the afternoon they viewed the beauUful church camp on Lake Michigan that 1* ter and Crystal Springs Metho­ dist Camp nnr Dowa*tac in ths , Hawblit* and Mr I ItewUkte and Scooter* around SllVe I Minrlav dinner in Mra. Dale Bishop in Battle Creek. from improper HavbUU and family. . High School. Thl* again included all the mayor* in the county alao an aunt, Mra. David Sailor* tltc merchant* of the county. in Grand Rapid* Mr* Eugene Sdwuitz of Grand The 46th Annual Convention Rapid* to the Ford Hoapital Sal- u-red Blodgett »capital Friday ot th*-Lions Club waa held In until the more serious problem of cent M .U>« acsidenl*. failure U> extremely unpopular and not nearly *o productive politically aa the held day tliat Sen. Rlblcoff and hi* the automotive Industry Maybe and Mra Blair Hawbiltz Mra. Austin Bchanta and the to Insure • that they are In safe Victor Schantz*. * The Maple driving conditions. Extremely bad Grove Birthday Club met Tueeaccidents due to driver error have potluck dinner. Mra. Maurice happened on the moat modem of spilt lane highway* and a surpris­ ing number of bad crashes occur A Jack Green had dinner Sun­ day with the Marshall Green* at an roadway* with which the driver Thornapple Lake. A Mra Ray la perfectly familiar. Horn and Mra. Philip Burskey of In undertaking thl* major piixw Merna Wolf Thursday. a National safety code as a guide lienal Safety Council reported, may for all automobile manufacturer* to follow, IF IT WERE DRAWN BY A GROUP OF COMPETENT TECHNICAL EXPERTS WHO KNEW WHAT THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT. However. If such a safety code becomes a mere political football, it will be worse improve the ability and sense of responsibility of ' the nut betiind the wheel," the highway toU is likely to continue al the present or even Increased rate, despite everything else tliat is done. With a long weekend coming up. extra cautious driving should be the order ot the day. However, if event* follow the normal pattern Woodland By Mra. GUndon Curtia Jack Tar Hotel. Those attending from Woodland were Mr and Mrs Jack Sinclair, Mr. and Mr*. Gaylord Laughlin, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Tltkemeycr and Mr. and Mrs Olendon Curtis. Jack and Gayord attended the meetings on Saturday and were Joined in the evening by the real ot the group. A banquet was held al the Civic Auditorium for the Lions and Uielr wives. There were 3,000 in attendance which was more Uian they had planned on. Following the meal. Lion Jorge Bird. Sec­ ond Vice-President of Lions In­ ternational, gave Uie address. He is from San Juan. Puerto Rico Roger Shirley then was master of ceremonies for a very enter­ taining variety show. When the show was over most of the people went to the hotel for a social time. On Sunday morning Gay­ lord. Roy and Glendon returned to the hotel and met Jack for the Memorial Candlelight Serv­ ice held al Uie hotel. At 11 the regional elections were held at which time Jack was elected Deputy District Governor of Re­ gion 2. He will be serving Barry and Eaton Counties tills coming year. - Hrap4tal. wwe hted Home at Middleville. Rodney Schad and eon, Jeffery, of Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Irvin* Cemetery. Sieve, of Lansing were Sunday health bridal atra Saturday. Mia* Dystra'* marriage to Navy Jerry Adams will be June 23. * Mra. Virgil R«v. Monker Heads Greater Kalamazoo Methodist Union He la survived by throe daugh- 1* and Mra Adrian (Mary (Cole The lUuwd/x Onion of Oremer Kalafnatno elected a* It* new neth of Grand Rapid*. Howard iupuS. A Many T Uw nrigh- i Choris. U Manlur. pwhtr of the waukee, Wla; 23 grandchildren: bore galhrnd Bunday at Mr. and Chapel H1U MetbodlM Chureh. of Grand Rapids and Mra. Bena Mna.dta Baord C ... Mna Charles Baughman show Joe Bereoda of Cutlerville Methodist. The Mothodist Union was founded tn 1915 to promote fel­ been visiting Iwr dauglHcr, Rev. lowship. Through the years the home eoonoml*U warn that the and Mis Allan BUx-by tn Battle washability of today's blended Creek returned to another establishment of Lakewood, Sun­ fabrics depend* upon Ute flnlVi daughter, Mra. Lucille Getty, nyside. Oakwood. Westwood and and the fabric* Involved. TO, Saturday when Umy celebrated Chape! HUI Methodist Churches. avoid shrinkage and warping of her birthday. Chapel Hill waa chartered — on fabrics - always rend the washing Mrs. Russell Bedford ha* sold Palm Sunday. 1942. The 5'»-ocre Instruction* If one yam in a her home to Mr. and Mr*. Beryl site at Oakland Drive and Ro- blend is washable and the other Price. They expect to take pos­ menrer Road was purchased by 1* not. the garment shouldn't be . session the last of June. Mrs. the union. Bedford and Linda Tolan will leave for her home in Palmetto Beach Uie middle of June. Lind* is a 19M graduate and will At­ tend business school there. A Mr and Mrs. James Rugg helped their son. Robert, celebrate bls Uy Mn. Mary Jackaon birthday at hl* home In Grand Mr. and Mra Joim Field* and Rapids Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Elton Lawrence family were weekend guests of attended the Otis Mr. and Mra. David Field* In — ~ funeral of «... Burt, near Saginaw. * The I GrafmlUcr. In Battle Crexk May Colonist group of the Pioneer ao Burial waa In Oak Hill Ceme. presented . . a skit. and . . left ... fa^v tmIllar'a address is I.. tery. Urc Mrs Clr. Grafmlller's girls little tavora for the 57 inmates 14 N. ill vlera Drive, Battle Creek. Mra. Will Harper, who hai in the Baptist Old Folks Home in Gfand Rapids Monday eve­ ning. Their leaders arc Mra. McKenzie. and family In ParmVirgil Adams und Mrs. Lloyd It makss sansa to Dundas. * Dun Mintner cele­ belners in Florida UUs Winter. brated his 80th birthday recently. The final touche* are being put on the 1963-64 school year. Pu­ pil* are busy making plum for their -tail day of school ptcnJca." Thus seem* to make Uie work and study throughout the year worthwhile when you can visit will be deadly one*. Crowded high­ such places as gypsum mine*, way atul impatient motorist* com­ Therefore accident involving the problem of highway safety will not bine- to create an extremely dan­ longer than what Is told to us. be mlvod. Building safer roads will gerous situation. To save a few Because of Memorial Day there moment* time, all too many mo­ will be no school on Monday, a full day's session will be torist* are Inclined to step on the but held Tuesday. On Wednesday accelerator and take a chance. and Thursday Uie teacher* will Thus, day* that should be enjoy­ be busy marking test* and report able and carefree one* Invite trag­ cards and the student* will re­ turn on Friday for the final ver­ edy and suffering. dict. Were they a success or a failure for Uie year? Vacation major portion of traffic accidents. will then begin for the summer. Remember the little children will This is something against which be out playing all day now so driver* must be extra alert. be any adequate protection. Even Children sometimes forget the on our most modern split-lane rule* of safety but adult driver* CHOOSE OUR INSURED j Highways, motorist* racing along must not Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Schmidt at speeds beyond Uielr drivuig returned home Saturday from competence iiavc lost control of their Winter home in Florida. * their vehicles —the result, death, Mr/, Mabel Wheeler, Mra. Kath­ ryn Townsend and Mra. Forest injury and destruction. Begerow left Friday for Oneka­ Harold Kermeen helped make Flnkebiner. ma to attend the District Rally Uns a most happy occasion. * coming long weekend. Why risk a of the Church of the Brethren. The Senior Citizens group met Tuesday noon at the Methodist lifetime of health and happiness On Saturday they were Joined Church, a Vacation Bible School Ivan Payne attended the by Mrs Annette Sturbcvant, Mr*. Grand Lodge-ln Detroit the first Charles Gibbs. Mrs. Trevadon FOR YOUR Drive defensively on Uie assump- Color. Mrs. Josephine Laycock Church June 14 and continue of the week. He returned home and Mrs. Ralph Byers of Ute lo­ through June 23. Sunday will be Wednesday and with Mra. Payne cal church. They returned home dedication of memorials during. lef• for Hardy Dam with their except yourself 1* an erratic, in­ Saturday evening. A Mr. and Uie worship service, and "God camper. Mr. and Mra. .Harry competent screwball. Even Uwugh Mrs Robert Austin were visitors ujid Community award” will be Balsch Joined them Friday and STOW MOTHS ADDS STORAGE SPACE - Jodie -............... ■ Mr. Hclrigel. __ all will return Monday. A The tills may be a false assumption, it with his sisters here Wednesday given to evening when they brought his and Mra. Robert Kingsley and community extend* aympatliy to is an atUtude of mind that leads mother back from a few days’ Evevythiag Returned in the Fall Refreshed family went to Deer Forest Park Mrs. Mabellc VanWeeidcn. who visit. She will spend this week Sunday. A The Rev. and Mra. with Mr. .... and ...... Mrs. ...... Forest Bcgcr- l-ciry Mil friends durea. Perry OUMUOIU Stanford OUKU culled on Saturday. Rev. Stanford So, take H easy, drive carefully ow before going to her daugh-I Urt Mr. and Mr. Herald Clas- Uvri to Middleville m a boy. Ho USE BANNER WANT ADS! air- A a Mr. Vfr and net Mrs. XX ra Floyd 1/lnvd Mah Uib.­ over this long weekend and to sic. Free Pickup and Delivery * make the day* safer and happier ler were weekend guest* with! 321 S. Michigan »' Phone WI 5-4265 her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ollp Cox in Saginaw. Saturday eve­ ning they attended (he wedding Middleville VftF.SH-CLEAN LOO^ SAFE r STORAGE WINTER WOOLENS BARRY CLEANERS Package your homo Insurance Our Homeowner* Policy allows you to combine your fire, theft and personal liability coveragea into one broad, economical policy with these important ad­ vantages: substantial ssvlnp... packaged convenience ... tailored protection. You can buy it on our easy Premium Payment Plan which allows you to spread the payments over a period oStnonlha. Call us for 120 W. STATE ST. Ride with The Dodge Boys Langley in Muskegon. Tlie Cub Scouts will JwTCTHl more den meetings for (he sum­ mer. The June Pack meeting will be the Pinewood Derby and eachboy that makes'a car will have a chance to race it and compete against the others. This will be held at the school the latter part of June. * The Woodland Wom­ en's Study Club is planning a field trip for June 14. This year they will be going In cars rath­ er than hire a bus as they have done in the past They will be touring different spot* In and around Grand Rapids. If you are a member and wish to go but have not been contacted, call your calling committee and make reseravtlons. The Child Study Club met Tuesday. May 17, at the home of Mrs. Duane Rowlader. Tn Is was the best attended meeting of the year, Mra. Mary Lou Ramsey of Jackson was the guest speaker and syoke to Uie group on remodeling and home deco­ rating. The hostess committee, Mra. Rowlader, Mrs. Jack Sin­ clair and Mrs Carson McMillan, served lovely refreshments be­ fore the business meeting. Mr. und Mrs. Jack Sinclair and Uielr Ruesu, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Laughlin, participated In Mayors Exchange when they visited New Era Friday. The day was fully planned wiUi a Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast held in Hart at 7;3Q am. Thl* was a county-aide breakfast with all the vigltuutnayora of the county attending. Following the breakfast they were given a guided tour of New Era Including the public and Christian schools and the many business places. They enjoyed dinner at the canteen ot the canning factory in town. New Era raises many acres ot asparagas and cans it as well a* The Hasting* Banner QNE ULNDREfi ANU ELEVENTH YEAH Has*. Miehi*»a BUHM'ttUTION RgPRgMNTATIVn !■< VIATIC You can tell they’ra good guys; they all wear white hats. s HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220USEDSCARe C»TW. CO*. MICMTtO^S COURT-eHON<PWI *^<»454 WI 5-4174 �Lakewood Personal Mention trsonal Mention land. Ind. has been spending a i l at an Impressive assembly, group was honored before mto and faculty members of Livingston which tenphathe qualities needed in a at to be eligible for memIp in the Society. Such les include leadership, abil- WlrFwM '«* da>* ihu ***k ilUi , . kmnv Michigan jT.hFW brother and family, the Rex lullJU J iVIILIUgfUl Wednesday. Her daughter and hua­ l * band. Mr. and Mra. Don Fllsher of Flint, were supper gucsta on Mr. and Mrs Edwin Congers of Mias Priacllla Runyan. Miss EraWhittier. Calif., have been spend- ” VVIW “ * D ' Saturday. ina and Ralph Keeler, Jr„ ot Mra. V. D. Widrig entertained K ■ Ung a few days uI th tlw Fay Greens Senior Citizens of the Hastings rural Freeport and David Wal­ C. U B. 1 KT M4 Mra William White and her grandland Mrs. Dorothy Swift, and also community met Monday, May 23. Lackland A-F.B. Texas. MSN lace of Hastings were Saturday daushten on Friday and Saturday. were calling on other friends in at the new AFL-CIO hall. Hall Mr. and Mra Bernard Johnson. and she accompanied them to De­ evening vtsltoni of Mra. Wallace V I thia vicinity. The Gongrra were i, scarcely the word for this Barden of Augusta. * Mra. Joyce vtatted Mr and Mra Donald trait where the spent the remain- ( : farmer owners of the Lockshore bright and airy meeting place. Bearup el their cottage near I Farms and the lavish display of Bprtbg Enut Sunday. I RM The Floyd Willison family of powers added to the cheeriaesa 125 average and Juntora were Mra. Clifford Walter and Mr. for the weekend will be her sister, of Chicago are due Saturday to of the rooms. required to maintain a 3-5 ave­ and Mra. Fred O'Connor of rural Mr. and Mra. James Cronover and rage. Upon meeting thia criteria, Nashville wore Bunday evening family of Flint, and her parents, the qualifying student* were vot­ stone of Epworth *, cuesta of Mr. and Mra. Robert Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Adams, i ।Gamma ore (left to right' Edna ( I fX. North Webster. Ind: has ed upon by the faculty. Only Walter. * Mr. and Mra Hobart They ore planning to have a picnic ^eVj^iUW,,an2Xh" dent; P°ro^“ been a recent guest of Dr and ‘ dinner at Tyden Ports. william H Helrlgel. their cottage an the Muskegon Mra John Huizenga of Gaines­ 2nd vice president. Jane Him. j River. * Anita Warner of Chi­ ville. Fla., who is visiting her Hastings, । Mrs Floyd Clum was In DearF^'b^ca torn Heights last week visiting; cago spent last weekend with daughters tn Caledonia and Jack­ n°ren^r M . .. Duane 1 her parents, Mr. and Mra. Roy son. *us an overnight guaat of the responding secretary. Re Decca ( ------------------------------------------------P iU»:i clum •« ’ d an< * on Sun‘ ! Warner. * Mr. and Mra. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stygcr Uf Perkins, III., came Friday for a Hamp attended a Little League Parker Saturday. Mra. Wilson -dent, “d ^erlly" Poster, Has (they attended the Accordion Ouidet of Lacey was also a lunch- tln8s- Porbamenlarian. Band-O-Rama at the Ford Au- 1 benefit dinner at the American few days' visit with his brother, Following the business acartoo. eon guest Saturday and is spending । ; dilorium in which her ehthlLegion Hall at Grand Ledgea few days with the Bert Benhams I pt] • pt] i year-old grandson. Gregory, par- ;at which it was decided to hold one of the Summer meetings at as Wilson has flown to California 11 111 I.liai)fPr uclpated. house guests of Mr. and Mra. because of the death of his brother. 1 A guest of MLss Barbara Wll- Algonquin, in spite of transpor­ Wayne Tiowbridgc and Mra. L. joe - । T> . 1 . I cox over the -weekend was Blr- tation problems, a delightful Goodemoot, Phillip Tbwnsend. Styger of rural Vermontville. Mr and Mra. Orval Cutahaw. Jr . I\CDrCSCIllC(l 31 ‘mlngham teacher. Miss Barbara program had bc«i prepared by Dennis Stuart. Beverly Courtnay. Mr. and Mra. Orley HulllberPhyllis Montague, Cheryl Bosand family were guests of Mr. and r \ | Lewis ger and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erb Mra Geza Szllva of Coldwater O. . pi 1 1 Mra. Ross Dunn has been visit* attended the Tulip Festival at Recent guests of Mra. Wesley Sunday 'The Szilvas. who were □tfllC luOIlClclVC >lnK lhf Jack Caton family in Holland. * Mr. aqd Mrs. Bcm- Edmonds were the David Eldred Hungarian refugees who came here I Indianapolis and her sLster. Mrs family Saturday, Mabie Glllaa- during die Revolt of 1966. ore soon I More than 365 delegates repre- jack Mehan. in Chicago the pa* pie. Mr. and Mra. Ken Reynolds paying n visit to their homeland, sentlng Michigan's 56 chapters week. and the Caryl Hoffmans on Bun­ and upon their return, will be of Delta Kappa Gamma. Inter- ; Houseguests of the William day. ★ Roxanne Quick was a making their home In Caltfomta. national society for outstanding Eastmans over hie Memorial weekend guest at the Btortan Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dunbar' women teachers, converged upon weekend will be his father, sister, home in Hastings. * The Dow­ and family, who are with the hell- Shanty , Creek Lodge. Bellaire. , Bnd brother. William Eastman ling 4H Clubs met Wednesday copter patrol in this area, will be May 13-15, for Uielr 26th annual I nnd Julie, and Mr. and Mra. Pete evening at the township library visffUig her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. > convention. 1 Eastman and family, all of ChiOlmstead was a guest of her to nuike plans for the Bummer J. w. Wilsoti of Jamestown. Ky.. Keynoting tlu- Friday evening <»«“■ daughter, Mra. Iris Yoder, al a 1 work. Any person nine years of over the Memorial weekend. scadon was Michigan's poet, arMr- nnd Mrs- P,udd Rllntla11 Mother - Daughter banquet in | age by July 1 may join this acMr. and Mrs. Rex Duiterer will | uu, and craftsman, Owen FrostIc and **m*ly °.nd, Uvity and may contact Mrs. Don­ be among those attending Um? , of Benzonia. Mlsa FroaUc is Use “ead1 *"d m i of Michigan. Mr. and Mra. Omo ald Procfrock. Mra. Jeff Feller. • BW Race' at Indianapolis on toundcr owner of Prew- I Kiiwits luid brought their views R 1 of Northern Michigan. InrfiaMpq 1 Mra. John Schulte, or Mra. Law­ Memorial Day where Rex will be crufe Papera. In iwr talk. “Crea- Lak®,SltL.^?d ,d, J2T' r,B rence Quick for more informat- on the Texaco Committee of which Uvity and You." six, sUtncd ov£f ,hc he has been a member for 18. -dreams pursued are with-!. The,rt^‘” yean En route horn, they will ln the realm ot possibility. ' I LA »h?h wHMnctod^ th? Gan’ KhneMtw oTliu Grew^Ind0” AU of MJchlgan's 55 chapters Fjl^u of Mne Lake, the Harley Klinefelter of Etna Greene. I . sj4arc<i ta the conference actlvlof Coldwater, the Calvin --------------- --------------- -------------- —— j ties. The special-project exhibits Vandecars of Mason, Uie Robert I .11 demonstrated how each chapter . Murphys of Lansing, the Gilbert Pennock Tlosi)ital ;had capitalized on the nreds. in- Townsends, the George TownI t HIUM K-------------------------- >tcrts|U Un-!,- pa,. Ru.wU Townsend. Mrs Dies in California ---------------------------------------- --------- tlcular communities and the tai- Gary Townsend, and the Loren alleoan—Jaiiuui* K»Ujr. st» Caturt music, and literature Wilkins. . ------ ------------ --------------- - —— ®und?y' M?y ed the funeral of a cousin. Ida J church will begin at 0 with the , - n.,r of thctrparticular groups. The1 Miss Dorothy Long and Miss day after visiting her daughter Ilf. ’'here Nielsen In louLi Friday. * A2-C i morning worship service follow- ■ATTI.E CHEEK J.ar. Cl»ir votCT1 lnlUale MissFrancisTrude of Grand Rapids , and son. Mr. and Mrs Ed Maton of the late Michael Hilly, who was home on Ing at 10:15. Lydia SledsclUag. retired head of j will entertain Mr. and Mrs thews of Sebewaing and MJ. and tha Cook of n lo-jiay leave, returned Wed- 1 A clean-up day Is scheduled the Art deportment at Western j Chester Dang for dinner at Gull Mrs. Robert Tinker of /mburnnesday to Myrtle Bench. S. C. for Saturday. June 4. at the CLOVEBDALE wu.>,im>n riniu.raitv •• ■ vat? I Harbor Inn Friday evening lion-1 Robert is a patient al the Bay ring Mrs. Long's birthday. Osteopathic Hospital where he ~, ,, Mr. and Mra. Juan Bacy and Dowling Methodist Church and Sox 123. May honorary member. X,f,^n.r“',ly family of Grand Rapids ' ---------- —----------------— Mr. and Mrs. William FelUcr underwent an appendectomy, Representing Chi Chapter at . .. . _ ............... I will be here[g.m la,. yiMt/m of Mr. an H»y Delta Kapjxi Gamma were Miss Week Program flR Dowling and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Ready to Serve . . . Come and Get 'Em! Tlw Superette —OPEN DAILY— Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan president; Mrs. Edna Bender, president-elect; Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood. State parliamentar­ ian. and Miss Mary Schroeder. 9 A.M. fa 11 P.M. PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLING COMPLETE BEAUTY TRAINING near Rockford early Sunday.' Street Hastings and would enjoy Survivoru Include n brother, bearing from her Dowling friends Bruce of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and neighbors. 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Flwlence Montan and Ruth Red- Janice Kelley Becomes Bride In California Sharon Ann Hilley, Vaughn R. Cook Wed at Lake Odessa Dr. M. A. Hoffa, medical dldi- ?^rti-tranch candelabra with rector of the Medical Facility. The bridal gown or white nylon who expired tlons by meembera of the facility and “You’ll Never Walk Alone" staff and family, completed the entertainment Invocation being sung by Earl Atkinson. given by Mrs. Jame* Matthews, WHITE'S Photography WIDDINC FHOTOCHAPHY Mildred Shank. Almeda Barkley, Katie Whitaker. Marcia Loftus. Ada Crawley. Orville Van Wle, James Sprague and Ellen Keeler, The full skirt, with medallions of lace near the hemline, was accent­ ed by the full aisle-wide diamond­ slurped train edged in lace which fell from a large taffeta bow near the neckline. A tiny pill box with penris and rhinestones secured her shoulder-length veil and die car­ ried a lace fan centered with white glads and pink sweetheart to carry out the pink and color scheme. Mias Judy Haddix, as maid of honor, and Misses Dorothy Stiles of Ypsilanti, cousin of the bride We re MOVING This Weekend to Sorority Sisters Honor Miss Belson At Eastern Michigan enjoyable tor everyone present by trie use of the now public ad- nuUds fn ,(rM dress system that was made poa-dotted rwii over light oink members of thc^Pte’e Lake \ ui«n in HARPER’S BAZAAR ^hip’r^hore' 1 d' MlC' plnk pdl box lnd thelr w Uce fin* ”th glads. ' ~ Ring bearer was Larry Cook and Uie flower girl was Sonya Bcsko whose gown was a floor-length organdy in white with pink cum­ merbund. The groom was assisted by his cousin. Robert Bumney of Kalamaxoo. as best man and grooms­ men were Michael Bertotti. Den­ nis and Jack Cook SeatUig the guests were Steven Price, John Chorley mid Archer Howard. Miss MR. AND’ MRS. GARY HERBERT BIERMACHER .. . Miss Lynn Anne Henning Becomes Bride. Homemakers Lovely Morning nave Have Delightful Delightful Leremony Unites For Eastern Night Couple at bun Lake - H । .. || . A lovely morning ceremony was performed Saturday, April 23. when Mias Lynn Anne Hennlng. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Gerald Henning. Middleville, be­ came the bride of Gary Herbert Ovid, an aunt of the bride, were Rapids. al the Cyril-Methodius "Whether Thou OoeaC" and “Ave adds the intrigue of embroidery to 65% Dacron* 35% cotton /S Wealter permitting, a full weekend of gulf is anticipated at the Hastings Country Club and a men's flag tournament U acted- nZhia? -------------- । party, when one or me co-nosino ~ — a U. lte*0ca, Mra. French,was rushed lure a mixed two-ball foursome .84111 8ue Uaxlei?' “*hler of । to Pennock Hospital where her event. , W1’ U,e MC'* “Al »on wu bom May 18th. (The; There wUl also be games foe tendant. She wore a yellow suit |ltUe fellowhas been named children in the evening and a with corsage of orange carnations, j juc^d । after uncle Dick Beas- buffet supper Is planned. Bridge Henry Martin was the groom's mer> Sterling (after his grandu> follow. best man. (father French.! ' ------------ •-----------Otters asalstlng at the ceremony The 14 gueats played court Bud Slegert and Mra. Isadore were Wallace, Nathaniel and Ar- whist and the winner proved to johncock will spend the weekend .ene Masters and Mra. Henry Mar-1 be Mr* Roger Wtewell. The new at Gaylord with Mr. and Mra. an. 1 grandmother. Mra. Hiram Bax- I Ken Eahleman of Highland Park. The bride has been employed In I ths Angeles for the past two years is supervisor of the cancellation I department of the Benehclal Fire and Casualty Insurance Company. Tlic groom Is retired from Uie Navy and is employed for tin property and service department of Fresno. The newly-married couple are now at home in Fresno. Calif. had been prepared and billed on Director 'Special Golf Events at Country (Club for Holiday i® u«> iZto Muod-y. issvw. Mstxrix! Dcy, of Hastings, cousin of the bride, the soloist. LaRr-au Elvah Brises The double ring candlelight servJ“*'" "“*■ &«hrvn Immediately following whltnev Ed Wletnlk and the dinner. the gusaU were given £cille WUlira . Medical Algonquin ■ Lake «nd Uie groom's which was catered by tte mem- evening, Marty Schramm. tunlty to report the happy news 'details about ter daughter** | firat bora child and her find There was a delightful party grandchild. Thursday evening, In tenor of Friday evening. May 13. a Side Christian Church in 1 Kelley, the latter's daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Kelley H ” And Ellie A. Kelley of Hastings,!,. ' snd William W, Masters, son of I , U. day evening. May 13. in the teke Odessa Congregsiiorud Church by Miss Sharon Ann HIBey and Vaughn Rlcliard Cook. The bride Vance Lackry Delightful Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Cleveland One of the most pleasant memories Merry Loe Belson will cherish of her days al Eastern Michigan University which was also the beginning of her pre­ nuptial festivities was the de­ lightful party given by Judy Ttachworth and Mary Barsanti Mra. Jack Osgood's terne terne was sisters tn the Sigma Kappa and _e scene of an unusual evening will also be her brtdcftmald* when tte Modem Homemakers i The miscellaneous bridal showExtcnslon owuj Study Group met ___ there 1 er was given In the reception of I:..... for Its May lesson. . j the dorm on Saturday evening. The subject for sne buojto tor study was -The Msy 21, which was attractive in Wortd and its Food." This par- i tte _ weddlnK motif. tlcular lesson covered the Far | Wedding bells, lilies of the East. Members, many In Orlen-1 '“Hey «>d a bride figurine dec­ tai drcsB. were greeted by a i orated the lovely cake. The scene straight from the East, j Kuesls entered into several games Small, low tables, beautifully I and lhc pleasure of sharing decorated in oriental theme, were I l,J*: opening of the gifts, one of placed about the'room and din- which was a music box which ner was eaten while seated on Played the "Wedding March." the floor. Contributing to the I The gurat of iionor was also beauty of the tables were the presented with a lavender cardelicate porcelain sake and tea j naUon corsage — lavender being cups brought from Japan by the I the Sorority color. Merry Lee's co-httrtan. Mrs- Jack Wood. I marriage to Dale Ossenheimer. Helped by Mra B. N. Sullivan,1 Jr- is to be aolemnlrcd on Aug. Mra. Frank McCloskey and Mr* 27. OUR NEW STORE at 118 So. Jefferson FORMER LOCATION OF THE MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. STORE We'll Be Open For BUSINESS there on WEDNESDAY JUNE 1st In Case of Emergency over the Memorial Day Weekend, Charles McDonald at the organ. green chiffon slicaUi with beige Contact Bob Lapo or aoMMorin and she had white thcr. the bride wore a gown of Ken Hoffman at either Chantilly lace, featuring an em­ pire bodice with a sabrina neck­ our Old or New Stores. church parlors with Mrs. Steven line and long sleevea coming to Price. Misses Mary MaJInska snd Cathy McVay at the refreshment sain was stywa in uers or lace. | wood nad prepared a dinner or Mr. and Mra. Arthur FrerseJ table. Her bouffant veil of Jlluaiop waa true Far Eastern food* Following a wedding trip the held In place with a small capare -spending the weekend at After valiant efforts to eat-------------- - — -------couple will be residing In an apart­ ette. She carried white roeea on with chopsticks, the hostesses 1 their cabin at Cedarville, ment on Fourth Avenue after the white Bible that her Motiier , compromised the oriental theme Mrs. Ellen “ Royer of — — the - ■Medical Facility and Mr and Mrs EmerRoyer of Tucson.------Aria,. — visited ding. This dinner set a retd mood of !son — — ----------------------— wood High School and Lansing understanding tor the lesson on i friends In Bradford and Piqua, Community Practical Nursing and I Miss Katherine Biermachcr. the Far East and Its Food, given Ohio, and Greenville on Thursday Is employed at 8t. lawrmce Hca- |sister of the groom, was the by Mi*. Wood. The remainder of, “nd Friday. pltal, Lansing. The groom, also a maid of tenor and brtdranklds the evening was spent talking. Mrs. Byron Fletcher returns 144 EAST STATE STREET Lakewood High Schoo] graduate. U were Miss Bonnie Raymond and over Mrs. W's personal expert-! >*st of this week after visltemployed In Hastings by the E. W. Miss Detorah and Judy Henning. ------- .-------------mg her family in Lebanon, lnd.t Bliss Company y._________ ------------ •-----------A rehearsal dinner was held danIs were dressed Identically tn Banner Classified Ads Thursday evening at Doty's Cafe blue cryatalette and lace dmsew CbJ* WI 5-3481. for the bridal couple and members with matching head piece* Their '] flowers were blue centered mum* ‘ 7" ' of the wedding party. ksseailBS LAPO DRUGS 4.00 UDa^/LeeK AGENCY 0 easm Shumway, daughter of Dr. and Mr* D K. Shumway, and Scott Willette, nephew of the groom. ■daughter’of the Larry Baums, Clare Tolan was the groom’s entered her first talent show Monday evening in Grand Rap- were Scott Henning, brotlur of the bride, surd Michael and John Biennacher. brothers of the 110OU Bisters Studio and danc- groom. ■ a combination acrobatic tap. The show was sponsored by the Park Congregational Church. groom's mother wore a navy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stain and blue drees wKh matching ac-I '* daughter. Louise, of Vermontville --- Wins Third Place To make any occasion important. Luxurious white polyester-cotton, covered with eyelet embroidery in choice of patterns. 28 to 38. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton • GIFT-QUALITY Go Barefoot in 3 Real Soft Italian Leather Real Spicy Italian Styling Real Low Birke’s Price Rachel Polhemus, Miss Orttha Lundin and Linda Tolan took As the young couple left for enver. Colo, the new bride On their return they will make their home in a t»ow niobil home I n9, Toledo, Ohio, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Holly and Kansas city. were made by the bride's mother. ------------ •-----------★ Immtdlctt dtttvtrr * Wtfo choico ot * r»ty torm* THE of"® I Britten home. Bunday visitors were Mr. and Mr* Michael Willette i-Mrs Patsy Anderton, Mrs. Winnie of Grand Rapids, sister and | Vandlen. Mra. Ethel Hess and Mra I Alice Sawdy. lowing the ceremony. A dinner ' For a special buy on the car that’s all Buick—’66 Buick Special -go see the dealer who’s all deal-your Buick dealer! * Low down ptymtntt S BULOVA / Ringo Swingos Hove Guest Caller ONLY ' H »24” >’ I Sm Our EitiMln Celtic­ . t j tloo ct BUOVA WitchM ...From n>a»d wAterproof*' to dazzling tflanondi. ' ILIUUTX Modoni rovtMut Wendell Abbott of Stockbridge was the guewt caller for the Ringo Swlngo Square Dance ’ Club at their dance held *C Northeastern School on May 14. * Top Undo the All-Purpose room Many I the Ron Cunningham’s VtBtai Ai Litt I* As $1.00 a week Gilmore Jeweler 102 L State 'M Buick 8p*cl*l won Its class In ths PURE OIL PERFORMANCE TRIALS and ths POPULAR SCIENCE GOLD CUP for outstanding 945-5316 The August meeting will be Birke's quin Lak*. braking porformancs in ths TRIALS—and with deals Ilka this. It'll win you, too I Wouldn’t you really rather have a Buick Special right now? (With summer so near and savings so big ?) "Our Breasted Chicken *s [Worth Crowing About" LANDLUBBER INN Laric* Buick-Chevrolet, Inc.* 1435 S. Hanover M-43 M w«n uu Fhon* 623-5311 Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store �Marriage Licenses Society newS ®ar^n NEWS very delightful evening Members Enjoy Morning Walk wm 17. when their children arrived to wish them a happy-Anniversary. It GW were served by the hostess and । u nim«. the’ a^ik**’ b'’ Pllubur«h'- Pa. and her pag-. members of the Past Noble Grand foreAtting I enta. Mr. and Mra. William .«FClub at her home on Wednesday foresting out on the Many kinds of birds were seen । ereU> of Fhuhlng. The Kvarr including blue birds, orioles, roae- I etu h,ve purchased a cottage ski breasted grosbeaks. Indigo bunt- ! Middle Lake and will be moving terlained with a family dinner on Saturday honoring Uie birthday of her mother, Mrs Hazel Doolittle. Guests included Karen Frost. Mr. and Mix Donald Doolittle. Ron and Cheryl, and Hazel's sister. Rlchord (Jan) Hcnlser, who will Carol D. Shaltis bond and daughter. H.HA senior, Miss Tina Camp­ bell and both of these special guests were preoenU-d gifts from SPECIAL! Is Married at enjoyed this farewell party and social evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Shaltis, R2 Hastings, announce Uie mar­ Hawaiian decorations set tlie riage of their daughter. Carol fun mood for a Luau dinner party nt the William Colberts iiome on West Madison street rew Yager. Fairborn, Ohio. Saturday evmlng. The various The couple were married In games played tested the skills Arlington, Va, on Saturday, May 14. They will make their home the enjoyment of this pleasantly In Alexandria. Charles Is sta­ tioned at the Pentagon. DELUXE FEATURESI . . . DELUXE SOUNDI Famous V-M quality features ..". brilliant atereo depth and realism ... yet this trim new portable is priced amazingly Iqw! You get all this: Swing-down 4-Speed 'Stere-O-Matic'® Record Changer... exclusive V-M Tone Arm with dual sap­ phire styli... big-tone speakora ... 4 "up-front" controls. Speaker enclosures may bo placed up to 20 ft apart Seo it, hear it today! Modtl361 Methodist Rites Unite Couple at Hastings Church Mr. and Mra. Julius Bclxm of bachelor's degree from the Uni- Kalamaarxi, Grace Denton and veraity of PorUand. afTUtated Mrs. James Berry played north with the Blue Key honorary fra­ ternity, and has a master's de­ respectively In the May master gree from the University of point duplicate bridge game at Michigan. * Mra. A. E. Divens, assisted by Tuesday night. Secund place. Mra. Norris Bacon and Mrs Iuirth ^,<1 UTnt, u, Richard Duval, entertained-with ! john Stryker and Mrs Loma Lynne Raymond, daughter of a lovely pre-nuptlal ^shower for navtefoo,, of Grand Rapfda. East Mr. and Mrs. LaiUr Raymond, C'nml — ■ L.. l«n r„ — V.-IIfk, .. . . . .... . .to Carol before she left for Virginia. । and MtBt second piarewent —■ — •—------I Gilbert Morell and Joan Brown Williams, son of Mr and Mra. Charles Williams, Manor Drive. Middleville was solemnized on Yellow Marigolds Decorate Bridge Luncheon Tables Yellow marigolds were used to decorate tho nine luqcheon tablra at the Hastings Hotel To celebrate the 11th birthday Saturday afternoon when, Mrs. of their daughter. Lorrl lynn. the Jeunes Berry and Mrs. Paul Art Bleam's took Lorrl. her brother yours now $99.95 Faulkner, were co-hoBtesres for FOR ONLY * ’ luncheon and bridge. Polly Keeler and Pam Penrod, out Honors for Uie afternoon’s to dinner Later In Uie evening, I play went to Mra. Joo Burk­ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lockwood and holder, Mrs. Phillip Mitchell. Mary Alice Joined the birthday | Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs?" Gay group nt the Bleam’s home for | Jordan, Mra. Roger Wlswell. Mra |K. S. McIntyre, Mrs. Harold Members of Hospital Guild 17 138 W.Stwte. Ph. 945-4284 PhUUpa and Mrs. O. M Fuller. I Mra. Phillips was also awarded1 will meet nt Uie home of Mrs. I the honor for the first guest to j Clifton Miller. 711 HiDcrest. UUs Open All Day Thursday bld and make a grand slam. Thursday at 2 pm. • Music Center _ Members of the Emmanuel Guild will meet Wednesday. June 1. at 12:30 pm. tor a patluck luncheon with Mrs. Einar Frandsen at her Wall Lake cottage. Assisting Uie hostess will be Mrs. Gay Jordan and Mra. George Lockwood. Peg’s Beauty Bar (Above Savings & Loan) Are Experts at Solving Hair Problems! By calling 945-3382 you may avail yourself of their many services: Personality Tinting Specialized Wig Service Styled Hair Cutting Evening Appointments May 26th Starting Thursday The STRAND THEATRE will RE-OPEN 7 NIGHTS WEEKLY For The Summer Season "Th*.PnWnbrok*r" Hold On' Bulova Collection of fine watches. Hired a beautiful five tiered cake the Women’s Board of Emmanuel form of open Bibles. Guild for breakfast Wednesday, Mra. Clifford Timmons, aunt May 25. of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bernard Wlertnga, aunt of the groom, poured coffee; Mrs. Hany Rcmot poured punch; Mr. and Mra. Ronald Hooper, cousins of the bride, assisted by the Misses Mary Bliss, Pamela Fmkbeiner World-famous Bulova designers have created the ultimate in advanced styling. A stunning collection of smart, exclusive shapes. Each precious Jewelry that tells perfect time. Designed to bo worn with pride - be­ cause they are made with pride. jiF . Mother-Daughter banquet of the Barry County Sportswomen's Club al the club house at Podunk Lake. Mra. Alta Louden was tiie chairman for the suc­ cessful program. the First Methodist Church. gifts. Miss Mary Hununell was at Miss Cynthia Ford of Howell Hastings. In the presence of 250 tho guest book. will be a guest of the Richard guests. Cooks over the weekend. Officiating at the double ring WiUtama changed to a threepiece knit suit of deep rose and Tabor, piu.tor of the Mlddle- wore the corsage from her bridal bouquet. After u short Canadian trip the new couple will leave for of pink and white gladioli and Virginia Beach, Va.. where lie mums with pink and white Births at Pennock Out of town guests came from LaVcrnc Luswjndpn. Hopkins. Detroit. Flint, Battle Creek, Jackson. Brooklyn. Traverse City, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo. Shel­ byville. Niks, Hopkins,- Allegan 'her, the bride wore a bouffant and'Benton Harbor. gown fashioned of white organza and lace over taffeta yrith a sa­ in the basement of Uie Methodut brina neckline and a three-tiered Church tn Middleville on Friday. train. Her aliouldr-r length veil of silk Illusion was fastened to a head piece of white organza Hodges Jewelry ’A Patch of Blue' Use Your SecuHty or H.C.B. Charge Cords from $6 ouec from solids, prints, checks, ginghams. 100% cottons, dacron, ami cotton blends. Permanent pressed models. In petite, small, medium and large. flower girl. Her drees wm fashA guest at the Jack O’Con­ nors this week la his aunt. Miss i carried a basket filled with rose Lillian Roberta, of Chicago. petali Scott Raymond, son of Muskegon for a church meeting 1 Tuesday and Wednesday, re­ mained in Muskegon to stay with 1 Dr. and Mra. Leland Holly for duties as best man and Glenn several days at their newly built home on Lake Michigan. David Willlama, brother of the Tiie Howard Tredinnicks are home from Florida and will be here tor a time before they move , to their home at Bay View for the Summer. The Frank Hollands of Martin : tern wedding with were here Sunday to visit their, daughter and family, tiie Hurlight vey Haans and attend the comblned musical concert at the A reception fallowed the cere­ mony tn the church parton with us Waldrons relumed da to their home on Monday, May 18. 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She carried a bouquet of miniature pink and Mra. Donald Van ZHe of De­ white rosebuds fastened on a troit, railed her brother, the Ed­ liny white Bible with a ribbon ward Goodyears, several days last week. She Is as lovely and Miao Nancy Vcrllnde was tho vivacious as always. maid of honor, wearing a floor Mra. Wilda Morgan visited Nell Boekeloo at her parental colored taffeta, featuring an homo Thursday through Sunday. She Is a dietitian at Lawrence ing head piece and white ac- University. Appleton. Wis. and cawarits and carried a bouquet of light, rose colored baby mums tng In a college town. Recent | guests entertained at Lawrencebridesmaids were Mra. Gordon U. were Lynn Fontaine and Al-1 fred Lunt. Celebrities in various I and Miss Sally RobertKKi, cou&ln fields of accomplishments are al- i ways- coming and going so the I । identical to the maid of honor, atmosphere there is constantly I stimulating and exciting. The Leon Slanders were guests Little Tram Lynne Raymond, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Glenn of Detroit triends recently and; WATCH FOR THESE BIG SUMMER HITS "Th* Group" from our extensive Personal Mention Don't,fear Your Hpjr' Frankie And Johnny' At 0 o’clock the bird watchers i rationed tn their trailer Daa< ere joined by late arrivals at I Holland over the weekend. Pennock Hospital met Friday eve­ ning a week ago at the Copper Lantern for Ute coffee and snacks, honoring Mra. Richard Henlser who is leaving the office and mov­ ing to Beulah this week. Mrs. Henlser wax presented with a gift from the eight guests present. Arlington, Va. STEREO VALUE Kuner preamco. There wm an open dtemagrthiH A lovely Spring morning is an which. Violet RoMnecn tvodrfd article on “Humming Btrtl’HIr Ideal time to go exploring nature.,1 so members of the Thomappte Garden Club met at Uie home ot |OT M.rrT including their children, grandMra. Manguerlte Stauffer at ' and ounelvra.' am. on Thursday. May 19. I e Homemade doughnuta and hot j There was a picnic buffet sup­ per undar the pines (weather wm Ideal for outdoor dining* at Uie BUI Kirkpatricks Algonquin Lake home Sunday evening. It wm a family gathering of 28 gueato and the honorees were Gref i Graduation Gift Blouses from ’Solids Hluu^aadshim^J ^4 Mac Shore, 6 ways to buy • Adult Charge • Adult Budget Cash . Michigan Banka rds �West Woodland Engineer* Tour Highway Unit ■on of Prenit and Louise HUeating erwaturo*. A pair of brown thraahm are nesting in the honeysuckle vine Just outside our kitchan door. A couple of orioles flit in and out Of the cherry Hake Afc-rding vSMt; GuULsume Sehina. Hogeu- Lopex. Philippines tka O^ToDe, assistant to the malngsOMSM operations engineer. Miller acoom- tng Bar*. to hl* home <n MansflsM. Ohio, Sunday and has been that village. Frank and hl* two stalled the first telephone system in the village and Frank and his father. Lawrence, Br. started a bank in Woodland and later Uie (ar we haven't discovered where two sons were employed in the inatltuUon. Victor was graduat­ they hajfe built their home. Blue­ ed from Hastings High School Jays hive a nest In the top of and MSU and Ln June 1915 he and beautiful cardinala are Buxli at Healings He contracted raising a family tn another ever­ green nearby. Folk* who haven't birds In their yards surely are in June 1924 due to hla health, missing a lot where he haa since resided and where Mrs Hilbert died Jan. 21. 195*. Mr. Hilbert had been In Mr* Fred Tebo. and their grand­ father. Harry Hase ley, all of poor health for some time and Hastings, were Saturday guests prior to hl* death Funeral serv­ of Mr. and Mr*. George Olm­ ices and burial took place tn stead. * Lacy, white curtains Tucson on May IS. Hl* only auradorning the windows of the for- Loulse Shor no of Coldwater. ■ a guest of Mrs. .ber shop, denotes occupancy Mrs. Lorena Oerllnger of Ponti­ former resident.(again. Mrs. Marvin <Ella> Kant- ac, Mrs. Ellen Kenney of Ply­ 1 ner. who has had a beauty shop mouth and one nephew. Richard Hilbert, of Los Angeles. Calif. The picture and story about Elwood McLeod of Charlotte in GOT LAWN WEEDS? ORTHO) SPEC,AL ounces M Mrs R. Christopher Gould. who 1. and' Cheryl had Use nd was Barry County's Michigan Week chairman, to inviting residents to nominate cltisen* who. In thdr Hendoe home Bunday. They had wm In HaaUnea Inspect- Mka. Clarence Seek Nominee* For Michigan Leadenhip Award , in her homo south of town, has moved her business Into the fsrred to Fort Hood. “City * Beal wishes. Hls many friends and- ac­ quaintances around Woodland and Barry County were grieved WEED-B-GON FREE! (with purchase of 1 quart) boor* Mors WtEO B OON far tut without boosting tho Fries Blairs Farm & Garden Hi. 945-5982 231 W. State Lacey system By Mr,. Orlie VanSyekie Lyle Hui- coronary ttirambnal* and was found dead in’ hls.-bed al hU home on Cook Road, south of Hasting*, early that morning. wood High and lie had won Uie — I—dhers ueh' sympathy u and Meraaved family. Winans of Battle Greek, former residents on Charltdn ; S4ll'-'*J, and the latter's lister .1 EAEN CAMP FIRE HONORS—Twelve Hortxan Club Camp Fire Medallion. The r**-a fa-nil Although the volunteer worit of nominee* should represent accom­ plishment* which have come to fniltlon within the past year, often James King and Lori. * I project* of this nature are some­ Mra Orlie VanByckle thing that have been In Uie making for u much longer period. Mm Blair HawbllU A Mr. and Anyone ■ wishing to sutxnlt a nomination may call Mrs. Ouuld at Grace Bowser returned recently WI 5-4507 or write her at Rl from Florida. Hastings. Mra Grace Bowser is a palknt in the Battle Creek Sanitarium. Michigan has more than 3500 * Miss Jean Welcher and friend tnltea of______ Orvat___ Lakes shoreline.. called on her grandparent*. Mr._______ and Mra. Vent Welcher. Mr. and inloce tiian 11.000 inland lakes Mra. Harvey Olllaxpie were Sal- j nlore 30.000 miles of urday dinner guests of Mr. and . . । and grandparent*, the Dean Potters, visited the Chet Arehart* Friday night. W. (n Rev Dale Harvey visited our community Saturday. A Mr* extend our deepest sympathy te Mury RoUi of Al<onquln Mra Walter Kidder In the km L^e B vUll Irotn her brolhof her father. Willi* Overley, ■ fr> Bunday noon. Bob and David Ing of the Briggs Church board <Mlke> who passed away Bunday, smith, also Robin Smith <nephelected treasurer and Clarence Mnnrtar Mav 16 three wa* a attack. * Rcr. and Mrs. Smith were guest* of Pearl Pot- Campbell was elected chairman mreiin. tn ' *Uri Krc,er rrom Ann Arbw I ter at the Sportawomen * Club special board meeting to dlacuu wwe Thursday, May 12, callers I for their annual Mother-Daughthe bid* to be expected. "Rm re- .at the Dean Potter home. Harry ter Banquet la*t-Tue*day night, Ethan Winter*, who are moving. Williams waa a Saturday pm.' Also attending were Violet Cur Cur-­ * Ur and Mrs Keith Bushier suite can not be revealed Jipt I William* caller at the Potters. Some ot Us and daughters, and grand­ and family were Mother** Day ---- Mill _ guests of Mr and Mra Henry eur local mushroom hunters child. Margaret Winter and Ing. Monday. May i3, al ? In have been successful in finding Maude Kurr. * Bear with me VanByckle. * Mr. and Mra Earl the high school cafeteria to <is- a few of the tasty morsels. But folks, when on an eight party Bristol were Sunday night call­ er* of Mr. and Mra Henry Vancwb the financial picture build­ most of the Umc it has been two line it'* hard, to get a clear line ing program curriculum and cold for them. A few of our to do much phoning. Maybe Ryckle. /-*■ • i cago were,,tiMWl>y. afternoon guests of. Mr; grid Mrs George Olmstead. . * Cnidester Area News | | Mtu.lfijk unteer civic service of the greateat value to the community end the Stale. Tro of the State'* outstanding MILLER REAL ESTATE interest to his large circle of friends and acquaintances Ln and around Woodland. Elwood, direc­ tor of the new Eaton County Medical Care Facility, Is a far­ mer Woodland boy. Uie son of Uie late Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert other area* of interval to entry- more brave gardeners have dared more news next time. “Be good Mr. and Mrs Elmont Ickes of one. Everyone Is urged to attend. •tartlng a garden. Sure hope they I all and may Clod bless!” interest tn iocal readers to-learn Niles spent the May 14th wrekTuesday the sophonwrea had a have not olanted planted anv any of the ■— ■ that the Meditation Room of the meeting to decide what style of plants more likely to be affected j new Facility honors the direc­ rings they wanted few next frear. tor's father. We Join his many The square rings won out over tuners predicted even more friends here tn wishing him the round onea. The rings were frost*. By Mr,. Albert Green much success and happiness In from Joslen's Jewelry Store of Mrs. Chester Arehort. who the new position. formerly lived in our district, en­ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson at­ colors for rings were oriental tertained a group of bull® at a Brenda Tripp played in Uie tended a World Book meeting In sapphire and artle sapphire. Bee-Line clothing party. ChetMiddleville Band Sunday. May (Hand Rapids Saturday and Preparations for the Junlarout and spent the evening 115, at the dedication al Yankee Zone Rally al the Pilgrim Holi­ Benlor Prom started Wednesday came with Dean Potter A Mr. and I Springs. A Mr and Mrs Rodness Church at Hastings. nlgnt. The theme for the prom is Mrs. Merle Vanderboff entertain- 1 erlck Tlct* and family of Rl Friends of Mrs. Fred Tabberer, "Southern Evening” The stu­ cd some cousins from Grand Hastings were guests of Mr and for minor cuts, burns, scrapes listed in the paper and on the dents working on the prom were Rapids on Bupday. May 15. A Mra .Archie Burd. Sunday. May radio as Mary Tabberer, but al­ laurence, Dean and CWrl Potter 15. A Mr and Mrs Eduardo of ways known by her friends as visited their brother, Lloyd in Langagnc of Mexico City showMamie (Moulton) Tabberer, were Nancy Moll. Randy Carpenter, Otsego on Monday. May 11. A ed co picture*. pictures Mr. mi. Langagnc ianga«iic la u Nancy Wertman. Natalie Ruth­ Mark Knickerbocker. young son working on the Longpond Green Sunday, May 15, jit the age of ruff. Jay Huber. Frank Danku, of the Gerald Knickerbockers, project with his wife. Laura. Mr 96. She had been a resident at Tim Knowlton. Jim Handy. Don him had tho mumps and a swell and Mrs Wadsworth Bl&seLL The the Barry County Medical Fa­ tncknor, Jim Walker. Teresa time. meeting is Monday night. cility far the past six years. Mr. Dahn, Kathy Uramkin. Trudy We extend our sympathy to Weekend guests of the Dean Tabberer died there in 1961. Mrs Philips. Sharan Jacobs, Dixie the family oi tno of Mrs Elam uwn SpringapnngSinclair. Margaret Trantham, Potter* were their son and Rebben Wolcott of Woodland Sallle Tack. Kara Thompson. daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs er. * Mrs M C. McGalllard | and a lifelong friend of this Georgia Kingsbury. Mary Smith. Robert Smith of Belding. Robin purchased Mra. Ronald Burd's Smith of Hasting* also spent the writer. Two stepdaughters sur­ vive. Burial waa In Evergreen Pete McCarty, Gall Herbert' weekend with hl* grandparent*, the Potter* * Carl Laurence and Cemetery at Kingsley, the for­ Dean Potter visited with their W« have ihs mer Tabberer home. Sutherland. Mike Boomer, Diane We arc Informed that a local Harrington, Jamie Foyer, Diane brother. Lloyd, tn Otsego last Monday. * The David Smith* lad, Coridon Wise, son of Mr. Wiley. Bobbi Converse, Oall are expecting Mrs Smith'* fa ­ and Mrs. Buel Wise of Brown Monica, Trudy Durbin, Gordy patterns Road, has completed training for Dill, Tim Engel. Bob Nuabaum. ,ther. Kenneth Bucher of Akron. the maintenance of airplanes Dave Hyde. Claude Hall, Mary : Ohio, thi* week. Tile Buchers bought the old Brown in and helicopters at Fort Rucker. Little. Tom Howard. Sue Camp- have ,School and are planning to move Triple Antibiotic Ointment bell, Dick Lampman. Garry to Michigan June 10. W Victor Boyce. Mike O’Meara. Jim KoU- Woudstra is visiting Myerel Kid­ ' Protects against 28 infectious lo. Mike Thayer. Jack Rickert. der and Mr and Mr*. Walter LINOLEUM Kliubeth Smitherman. Mike t>- Kidder and family for a few bacteria that may be present THE MODERN FASHION day*. He flew here from Florida on the skin. ma. Jon Bagio. Steve Denata and goes to Detroit for a physi­ IN FLOORS Lilck Miner, Belinda Haas. Karen cal for the service thL* week. * Does not sting... won’t stain. Huisman. Don Clark, Dennis Don Borton and daughter. Carol Ann. drove to Strawberry Lake Promotes healing. thi» weekend. A FLOOR TO MEET Hubbard Hills 3-Way Protection Against Infection Mycitracin Decoration Day Specials . r'1 • . and put a fountain In t die. They hired a five pit At midnight the dinner Tubbs, at the Richard Shoe­ bridge home at Freeport Sunday evening. Also slopped al the Frank Banasch home. A Several ladles from the Chidester Study men. Mr Pike, and Mr. McMillan Group dined at Inmans at Gales­ were on hand to help with the burg last Thursday. * Mr* Lor­ etta Smith and daughter. Mindy, decaratlons, The a»t was 12.50. EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Stwtct dU * Phons WI 5-2466 126 E. Shite St. 9-inch Sixt 30-Quart Sixt PAPER PLATES PICNIC CHEST k 78c Economy-size package* holds 100 white plates. Styrene keeps food •nd drinks hot or cold. comet*! shooting for the 2nd million in ules after being let in 'R.Ir2—I ’ • ■’ HH ^L=I . J i I M | ' I I [ I II ■ ’ hl H ^M 1 M fi" itsclass to top the million mirk. Special celebration sale! Special 1^1 KM limited edition model! Specially priced! Completely equipped M I ■ H m m m m With: r Pluth red loop-yarn carpet I Bright red vinyl interior □Red-hot exteuor Onyx black top n Seat belt*, both front and rearQHeater Defroster jDeluxe wheel covers .Whitewall tires, and eleven other gafoty features, including. |Paddeddasli Sunvlsor*LJSide view mirrorLjBackup lightsf JEmergency flasher system and Interval selector windshield wipers. 2nd MILLION SALE! Featuring the new: Plants for Cemetery Planting Geraniums---------- 47c Springeri35c Fuchsias--------------------- 77c Spikes35c Coleus------------------------- 33c FOR LESS THAN Vincas Vines39c Combination Pots$2.44 BEN^FRANKLIN- MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan . . F Halting! Ph. WI 5-2479 102 W. State Street at Jefferson km �Road Commission Receives $250,515 From State Fund and March amount* to 8350515. Dalton Caupla to Mark Anniversary Mr and Mr*. Merle Baske. 304 K Orchard Bireet. Dalton, will be honored at an open house from 1 to I pm. Bunday, June 5, at their home to observance of their 26to wedding anniversary. Hattie Kunz, 90, Succumbs After Long Illness Intone Requiem Monday for Edward Fisher (Penny> May IB, al Pennock Hospital. Ktonteten. ty Medical Facility were held al Jane Jewsll exchanged vows Church. ard-Osgood Funeral Home. June A TH1, In the United The Rev. Pr. Joseph C. DunBrethren Church. Benton Har­ fldated and burial was in JU verbor. The Rev. Floyd Barden of­ ML Calvary Cemetery cent to 520 incorporated ficiated. Mr. Baake, formerly of Camp­ bell’s Grocery, is now associated with Harding's Market. Delton. port 53341. Middleville MM Mrs. Baske te on elementary June 29. 1875, the daughter of Nashvill* 56.885 and Woodland secretary In toe Delton Kellogg Township on March 29. 1919. the Schools. Friends and relatives Henry and Sarah (Berry« Clever. (Huvcr) Fisher. He attended the She attended the Bedgh School Gregory. BL Rose and Hastings amount* received Include Vtr, Nashville on Sept. 7, 1898. Mrs. Glen, Brower was a din­ High Schools. montvflle *4.127, Sunfield 52,714. They fanned Ln Castleton and Wayland 55.459. Saranac 58430. ner guest of MiM Ethel Bradley Hastings Township* all Uielr played by the Royal Coach Com­ Richland 51,9(19. Potterville 53,­ of Ionia on Sunday. land APB. Texas, H attending pany. Eaton Company In Bat ­ 848. Portland 114400. Olivet 84.-> technical school at Sheppard 413. Plainwell 511.426. Martin mondale URM, Caledonia 3.122. tle Creek. Hustings poet office, AFB. Texas. 1H<5. Charlotte 523,807. Clarksville 52.Grocery, Barry's Mobil Service. 17415, Greenville 020425. DIdaughter. Mrs. Orton (Wilds) C. Thoma* Store and was a fore­ Endsley of Hastings; a son, Olan man to the chipping room at the E. W. Bl tee Company. for State COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundle* Damp Wadi • a daughter. Robyn. 6; hte moth­ er, Blanche FUher of Hastings; Wadi and Fluff Dry W« Finish Shirt*, Flatwork, Work Clothe* HASTINGS Hastings oo July 17, 1945. In addition t* hl* wife, he la HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & R.y Gib,on I 323 S. Michigan WI S-4042 Future BP Girls’ International I Night Enjoyed "International Night" waa the The Hastings Banner Thursday, May 26: T1.U-X.V J*' 1966 1Mt Alva Moore, Past Resident, Dies Thursday UHfia T.a—Pmm I «• 6 Plan Special Service for Area Veterans A special personalized service to those veterans who served on i F. active duty after Jan. 31. 1955. died and who reside in toe Grand Thursday morning. May 19,. at Rapids metropolitan area, will be ML | offered on a need basis beginning Community Hospital In >_KL _ It 1,..^.., »» tM, port Methodist Church al 3 pm. ald. manager of the VA Regional OflIce in Detroit, has announced Sunday. FitzGerald said that a VA The Rev Ester Cox officiated and burial was In the Irving be present Monday throagh Township Cemetery. . ship Moore. He attended the Wood from Hastings High School and Western Michigan University. He taught school at Houghton before operating a gasoline sta- Cadillac.____ \ Mr. Moore then owned and operated the Ford Agency In Copemish before returning to teaching at Brethren. He also taught at Lake City. Lawton. Freeport. BL Joseph, Springport Members of Fitzgerald Corpa i Fitzgerald Corps Makes Gift to Memorial Fund He .was married to Vivian slocial and Buslnoxj Girls Club Lind Manorial Fund at their Bowie of Clare. She died In July of HaMlngs High School. Elaine business meeting Thursday. May of 1960 while they lived tn Springport. In March of 1962 he Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home Zurad. president welcomed all married Marjorie Lansing of at 8 pm. Bunday. Hau.ser presented slides and tdkl a pa-H department president. Pur Banner Classified Ad.* Hilda Blackford was appointed America. Call WI 5-3481. survived toy a son. Robert of The dining lounge area at the Freeport; two daughters. Mrs. HosUngs Mutual Insurance Com- I den Park and al Riverside Cetne- Donald (Eileen) Syvraslnk of Sierra VUta. Artz., and Miss International theme. Maypoles with ribbons ot blue and gold. grandchildren, and a brother. Homings High School coion, tod Court Whlrt party on May 25 Ralph, of Freeport. to don* of many nationalities a* with Maybelle Smith a* co-bosani-Oegood Funeral Home until The dolls were from a collection Attending tho silver luncheon of the Otsego Corps recently member. Folders containing taMr. and Mrs. Harry Appelman ternaUonal recipes and nut cups took a trip Tuesday and Wed­ topped with miniature Spanish trade James. Maybelle Smith. nesday to Holland and along the Joyce Hawkins and Hilda Black­ ford. previous Saturday they June 2 te the date of the all stood to pledge allegiance to a large American flag which regular birthday dinner and of Grand Rapid*. farmed the background behind meeting with tile Special Edu­ the speakers table. Prreldent cation children a* guests. The Elizabeth Parker were in Kala­ Elaine asked he ' five exchange kltdien committee will be Hilda mazoo on Bunday to call on students who are attending Has­ ting', High School till* year to come forward and stand before gene (Genevieve) Haas of Has- I don't need cash with an Center. 1234 Michigan Avenue. N.F._ Grand Rapids, for per­ Highlight* of the day were th* •lection and Installation of UrflB1967 state officers. Other special events were presentation of awards, crowning of Young Ca­ reer Woman from Michigan. France* Lenox. BPW. Club na­ tional representative’s post lun-heon speech entitled "Think Big.” and the evening banquet wh'ch featured as speaker Fath­ er Michael Beahan who spoke on "For The First Time In History." Delegates and alternate* of the Hastings BP W. Club who at­ tended the State Convention tills Carl Faulkner home at Middle coby Lake. Bring own table service 'Pegsy and dish to pass. Coflee and rolls furnished. Don’t forget tiie Betty Crocker coupons for Esther Hall silverware. Husbands are land who 1* In Army .Intelli­ gence at Fort Bites Invited. Thoughts For A Week When on American says that he loves his country, he means not only that he loves the New England hills, the prairies glisten­ ing in the sun. the wide and rising plains, the great tented with American made gift* Local exchange student* pre­ sen'. and tiie countries they will be visiting are: Karen Frost. England; Bandy Gillespie. Ire­ land; Cindy Lew Li. Germany; Connie Noble. Holland, and Janice Wlesenhofar, Germany. Other guest* present Included Elaine Zurad. president at th* Girls Club of Hastings High School, accompanied Mrs. Ivan J. Snyder, local BPW Youth Ad­ visor to Muskegon Saturday, May 21. where they attended the state convention of the Michigan Federation of Business and Pro­ tektonal Women’s Clubs al the Public Law 89-358. more com­ monly known a* the Veterans Readjustment Act of 1966. pro­ vides among other things educa­ tional and home loan benefits, and it te believed that many vet­ eran* residing in tote area will explain toe benefit* now avail­ able to those who haye served in the Armed Forces since Janu­ ary 31. >965. and assist them in making application This service will be maintained, os long a* there is need. Fite- Mrs Hazel Hinkley. Mrs. Ruth Kuhfal. Mrs. Grace McPharlln. Gerald further stated. Miss Marjorie Turncs. Mrs Mary Spackman. Miss Nancy Jaynes. Carlton Center WSCS The Carlton Center Methodist Miss Agnes Smith. Miss Helen WSCS will hold it* annual picnic Keeler. Mrs. Wilma Story. Mrs. HCB CREDIT CARD! change student* and their home­ land* are: Hilda Canon. Ire­ land: Karin Nilsson. Sweden; Birgit Brodt, Germany; Plrjo Alrio, Finland, and Carol Hen­ derson. Ireland. Tho five local exchange students who will be traveling to foreign countries I Ijocal Delegates Attend Conclave In Muskegon mountains, and the sea. B & K SPECIAL He means that he loves on inner air. an inner light in which freedom Take Home lives and in which a man FULL GALLON can draw the breath of self respect.—Adlai Stevenson B4>K MAfT 1001 BEER SPONA&LE 60 FUNERAL HOME (Saturday Only) ■ ■ S. Hanover Robert H. Sponoble, Owner — 30 Years Experience 10c Deposit on Container! Ph. WI 5-3262 refreshment* were served by M Virginia. Snyder, BPW advisor. You wont either, when you shop with these erea merchants! ELECTRICAL SERVICES Etectrte M«4*r Sarvks HssHag* Electric. la*. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES FLORISTS MUSIC INSTRUCTION Mauri's Music Studio white was decorated with ce­ ramic international figurines, with tall tapered candles on each side of tho crystal, punch bowl. Several kinds of open tut and ranged on large platen. Gayle pecite four to tins members and Carolyn Coals, and Bettie Shellenbarger. OFFICE SUPPLIES Sckadar • Offlc* Suppllts Top Listings in Town & Country Properties PAINT 5 WALLPAPER Jack EcMIan Woidteg HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES A GOOD HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, with two b*droom* and full bath up*ta>rt, and down*tair» a living room, dining room, carpeted, with a fireplace, and kitchen, ha* a ba*e- PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Milter’s Plumbing » H**H*g Standard Service HEATING » AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING. REPAIRS 0, A. Matts**. Builder A GOOD HOME AND SITUATED ON A 16-ACRE PLOT, home has three bedrooms up and down a living room, dining room, bath, kitchen, electric h**l*r, front and back porches, and 16 acr** tend do** to Freeport, on blacktop road, for ..$7,700.00 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE SHOES Birk*'* Hatting* DEPARTMENT STORRS LAUNDRT SERVICE LUMBER • BUILDING SUPPLIES AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD. w.th three $7,500.00 RUGS » FLOOR COVERINGS CLOTHINC fr ACCESSORIES DRY CLEANERS' REAL ESTATE Every meh a ragged John Deere A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnltoed with IS ft. boat end 12 ft. fitowith living room, two bedroom*. kitchen, shower bath, lot* .of Me* cupboard*, and ha* utility room, ha* automatic tprinkling SI 1.000.00 A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with Ihree nice bedroom. room, dining room. SPORTING GOODS toil, located in Ode I A VIRY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2>d WARD, has TELEVISION, RADIO SOLD with stanchions tile *ilo. Si* County ....$10.500.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD. h» terg. kitchan with dining tpaca. complete bath and another wnall room off the bathroom, Michigan cellar, heated’with ga* furnace. there are lot* of cupboard* in th* place. I* completely Shopping will never be more convenient than It is right now . . . with a FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge it, Please’ with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, it’s a free service to you when your account is paid in full in 30 day«. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of 110.00 per month and extend payments over thany months with a small, 1% service foe'added to yotir unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit A COOO COING BUSINESS located on an excellent large Nt* end S 5 5.000.00 H.500.M THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for --.$<50.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND CardNOWI NEED NEW LISTINGS WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS A REAL COOO COMFORTABU HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD. I St GARDEN HASTINGS SALESMAN two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with caN J. R. ChMs. 174-5542 ..$10,500.00 COMPLETE BANKING A TRUST SERVICE A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living Goodyear MEMMJU Federal Depoeii Insurance Corporation BROS. Implements Ph. WI 5-5052 $*.500-00 IN THE FOURTH WARD ESTATE KER _ �Saxon Golfers Win HHS’ First State Crown Blue & Gold Ft^g^me Wins Class B Monday Not roud farmers are enrolled n Regional tn advanced farm. pianning. whtab took, fourth place to Uw UUa. B rectonal M BaMto (M Friday and Saturday with •* Koren, Bute Class B cham Monday, finishing ahead At Greenville, the Marahall took the Claaa B re­ gional honors In the Cereal City and Ann Arbor took the Clays A title. Marshall nipped AIMon. U- linkmen Country Club at Lubieniecki and Burk Set Pace In Bliss Leagu< ss*ur Harry Burke and Pete Ll * lee Edmundsen ot Ludington * ' rlnlinf with n. 7K Body and Ithaca, PeqnfieW Mat the Hartings Country Club tingles, Lee Belfield reached semi-final* before being deBehlnd them with 40a were Georg. MUler and Lynn Ferry Art’ Bennett with 19 pointe to The double* team of Chuck leading on the Silver team with Guenther and Steve Young* al-1 Harry Burke only 3 behind. to reached the final* before1 George MUler Is leading on toeingBurkholder dose behind with 16. TXioaday'a results: Jim Francisco defeated Dave 4; H. Bottyber 64, 0, J. WUweU (rated Jim Whiter. 6-4. 7-5. and U A- U Oiinm tin a nmnett Mike Hall ifax defeated Ray Fla46. 1; J. Burkholder .45. 0, H. In doublss, Guenther - Youngs Burke 39, 4; F. Markle 51. 4, F. defeated Jack Page and Doug McCloskey 66, 0; T. Johnston Leaders Hold Positions in HCC Golf League and Hillsdale, 358; defending inion Kalamazoo University Ln tho Hastings Country Club's lead tho Red Division, Jack warmt has a slim margin tn tho Blue Division. Bob Newell te tops vay Saxton has a five-point bulge tn the White Division. The standings: O. Miller. 44 average. 34 pointe; -.j. it waa really a dramatic finish Mathews. 43-30; W. Cronlnger 61, 4, J. Cronlnger 42, 0; O. M1Uthat waa in Contention—but foureome in which Fisher Faulkner 51. 3; MaihBelfleld 61, 0; , Haber reached hla final green 45 feet Coach Carlson recalled — from the cup. Coach Carlson Informed the sharp Frandaen; Gumthcr va Belfield. win Hartings' first State Mathew va. Faulknrr; Goodyear Esales, hawks, and owls are protected by tew in Michigan. But.. .early last winter, some­ where west of Alpena, someone pointed a shotgun at a bald eagle and pulled the trigger. Pictured here is the eagle he killed. Who did thia thing? Was he proud of hte deed? In the’-taonany of associates, did he boast? Did he lean back in his chair, or forward on hl. fc?stool and -y ”1 killed • bald eagle?” If • dad, did be tell hte boy all about kJ Ye. whoever you are, you killed a bald eagle. Few hunter, could duplicate what you did; even if they wanted to (we can be thankful they wouldn’t want to). Thi. la because there are lust about no eagles left in Michigan. And their number is dimishing all teo teat over the entire continent. This majestic creature may be in danger oFextinction; IS in danger of extinction if you, whoever you are, arc one of many. Whoever you are, whatever are you? Certainly you are no sportsman. Whoever you arc, sportsmen and conservationist., pity you. They pity you because you miss the indescribable thrill of being in the woods with a gun. The ethic of an age-old sport is obviously not yours to enjoy. You have no­ appreciation of the true rewards of hunting. Established is the fact that you are a violator. But somehow you arc mote—or less—than that. You killed a bald eagle. —Mich. Dept, of Conservation Hamaty 44, 3, H. Smith 47, 1; Hollister 46. 4. Gillespie 58. 0; immiHnrwi Armchair Athlete V. B played the second nine Monday was the first time on 'round* were permitted. •'Hastings' golfers went to. ‘KorthvtUe Sunday afternoon, ' : Peterson, Wieland and Taylor AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE White Division Sexton 47. 4. Kinney 51, 0; McMillan 47, 3. Norris 49, 3; By Roberta 48. 3. Hahn 50, 1; PeldPairings for Monday — Peurach vs. Norris, Feldpausdi vs. Steury; McMillan va Jerow, Bough- Miller, Campbell vs Rohde; Ba­ con va. Kinney. Sexton va. Rob- Wins 9th Crown HASTINGS iMuunce AGENCY 219 Wed State St. Western Michigan University won ita nine straight Mid-Ameri­ can Conference track and field championship at Toledo. Ohio. Saturday, with 69 pointe. Miami University's Redskins were sec­ ond with 68. Bowling Green had Ohio University 17 and Marshall NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's 26 ox. 501 Nylon—$6.95 Simple os Compare Quality and Prices Buy from Us 4; T. Wall 01, 0, B. Stedman Moore 49, 4. and Belfield lost to Bob Dodds, IXFERT TIM Chambers lost to Steve Yonyt , 3-6. and Francisco and Halilfax defeated Dan McNeil and Dennis Against Middleville SIRVICE M BARR Monday. Open Bowling Time Available Tire SHop u. 5. ROYAL Phons W) 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION ANO RI1RRVATIONJ •st Buys on frUwdTIrwo Bob and Mickey Lembert Woodland Hora (M) defeated Mika HASTINGS BOWL INC FAtKING Wm4M •» Michigan Drive One! lx? In tl»e stand.*. for the 500Mlle Mccmorial Day classic at, Indianapolis, and thousands our own Gordie Johncock to win the most ooveted automobile1 racing prize of oil. Jotuicock flnisho! fifth in tl«' । 1965 ruoe. and will start in the second row in nbw equipment given a good chance to win the trophy. Gordie qualified at Outdoor .Trail-With the im­ 161X69. A disappointment to area proved weather, fishing is com­ ing Into Ila own and many are race fans rm the failure of reporting good catches of pan­ fish. in many lakes. The season on largemouth and smallmouth Indianapolis 500 race. bass opens Wednesday, June 1. Bortons didn’t quite get up and all our game fish will be enough speed to quality for the event, although he iuid been long to be legal, and five may be running 159 plus in practice with taken. era Michigan's 24 State -----------------------------------------------A freak accident sidelined hls fid recreation areas have car for the first qualifying wrekiry popular so far this lend. A* hls pit crew was firing and if people conUnuc up Uw nicer, the clutch blew. to utilize them these public play- Sessions waa sure he could have ground* will hit a new high In I qualified if the clutch trouble camping and dally attendance ’ not developed. during 1966. the Conservation | hi* laminate, Bud TingelDeparlmenl predict*. Aa of May sLad Hftwtl»me. Calif., a veteran 15. dally attendance at these (|rtver qUBufled for lllr ,1Ulth parks had reached one million, a row M 159.144 In a Gcrhanll*urprl*lnw figure in view pt the oHaihaifx-r. Tlngetetad u> the recent cold wet weather. Our No No., j1 driver ln In |hc the Federal En­ Yankee Springs area should get gineering utablc. the full treatment this coming weekend. . . . lively Ones SPECIAL FORDS '! AT SPECIAL HUCES Allegan Wins Title Allegan and South Haven won following weekend. Sessions received many compli­ Wolverine Conference double headers Saturday to give Allegan ments for tire manner in which the loop crown with a 9-2 mark. South Haven and University practice .-^salonn and trials. High finished second with 8-3. Plainwell committed 18 errors dropping a 6-1 decision to Alle­ gan's champions. 1 ScTentUta at Michigan State Michigan State ha.* had only University point out that Uie Hcppinstall served from 1014 ly valued at $50 million—find has through 1050 and was succeeded grown frojn almost nothing to a by Gayle Robinson who current- 1 business covering 20.000 acres ly holds the post. since 1955 Ford Gstode 500 ConwUbie and Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! TOWN— FA1RLANE8. Choice of Fairlane 600 Hardtop*. Convertibles. Special equipment includes white sidewall tires, special trim . <"F OOly. Youfc aheadina RM^allthew^ 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, sow, tow, .tiH, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow — _>he job end Wheel Horse has the attaching tool you'll the complete line of Wheel Horse tractors and quick­ fool* now on display. WI 5-2091 BIG FORM. Galaxio 600 Hardtops and Convert­ ibles with special exterior trim, wheal covara. whitewalls and optional Crut$«-O-Matic at a spa­ cial sate price! Ranch Wagons with taunoue pleated all-vinyl seels, wheal Qpvara. whitewalls! All cokx». V-8 optoot. AAONARCH —RUT RUYS IN OR OUT It's Americas Favorite Family Fun' Guenther defeated John Heln- Johncock Starts 'In 2nd Row in 500-Milc Classic "i .Hasting* High’s golfers defeatWe also pay tribute to Middle­ ville High's Gary VanElsl. who 174. led by Dave Coleman who Jas a *ophomore broke hls own fired a 39. John Peterson carded 47. 0; Btegei 57. 4. Pugh 57, 0; Expressway Conference shot put record with a heave of 58 feet. I four Inches last Wednesday, and Saturday set a new State Class CtaU va Pugh. Bennett vs. C shot pul standard of 56 feet, Clarke; Kethl va. Snyder, Cooper'■ 10 inches. Gary has two years to go. and should continue to set ’ new marks and very well could ’ set a new world school boy A. Smith. FOR FUN and HEALTH and Doug Storrs downed Ron Andy Johnson defeated 8am Mc­ Keown, 6-9. 6-0; Fred Polhemus (Ml defeated David Tbwne, 6-3, Trap Shoot Saturday 4-6, ML. ahd Mike Booth. (M) A trap shoot Is scheduled to defeated Jbhn DeVault, 6-0, 6-2. begin at 2 pm. Saturday at the In doubles, OUlon* and Btona new electric trap at the Barry Ggtated Al Williams and ConConservation Club's ground* off land Craig Mulligan (M) de­ Ute Cook Road. al Bob Mayo and Gene Btord-4, 7-5; Paul Curtis and Michigan State oraliitant foot­ | Martin (H> defeated Dan ball coaches Henry Bullough. tbelner and Mike Freeman. Area sports fans are proud of the Hastings High School golf team which won the first State athletic championship for their school. The foursome of John Peterson, Rex Wieland, Jim bough 4, Hollister Fisher and Jim Taylor captured the Michigan Class B golf championship Monday over the fine, 18-hole Meadowbrook 4. Panfil Country Club course at Northville. Sim 55, 0. State championships in any sport are hard to come by. Spartan football squad while -Inn ha* “ ------------------------------- — Hastings has been dose close in other MSU undergraduates. Gillespie vs. H. Smith. Ironside years, and once nearly won the vs. Hubbell; Jacobo vs. Cove. State Class B track and field thubaugh va Wood; Sim va. title. TisKU, Burr va. Warner; MacState crowns are the dreams of nearly all athletes, and we finally have had that, drcam realized. . . . BOWL E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE MlTTSteia Sf.,HbiNnfr Mi. WI 5-2985 328 N. MICHIGAN, denned HASTINGS D FORD, U D •FHONE Mfl J-2421 �Saxon Golfers Northeastern Cub Scouts Need Win to tie for WC Title Receive Awards Middleville Ace Sets • State, X-Way Records;'; Northeastern Cub Bcoute ••oond wima behind caiwa to orocr t mT i CMritkte on ths Charlotte I Preston Campbell. Country Club ooutae Tuesday I . __ afternoon, the Hastings High AwBrds wwe Aavma vnitat a • 1 following boys; Bobcat pins, Vemard DeWitt, William Hasel- j don. Kenneth Paine. Rex Smith ' and Scott Smith: Wolf badge. root Central Con- Rene Bedenu. Bradley Colvin,' James Dingman, James Hull, Douglas Peek. Andy Lewis. JefIrey Olson and Jeffrey Stanton.] Bear badge. Bruce Colvin and Ronald Prentloe; Lion badge and 1 Rusli Gold arrows, John Cole­ man. Bradley Colvin. Richard Malilsoo. Ronald Prentice -and STATE CHAMPIONS—Hasting* High School', foenosie ot Rex at third with 380. St. Johns and Piter Hook, and Silver arrows, irtoenyilte tied with 3M. Ionia Grant Bryan. Bradley Colvin and Jeffrey Cook. A Pinewood Derby took place field of 17 other schooU. Hutlnp had a luin total of Ml. one John Peterson took medalist t»ooni with a 78, three over par. To qualify each car had to third with 347.—Banner photo. Jim Taylor carded 84, Jim Fisher weigh In al five ounces or less. Some cars were exact duplicates Hastings’ lone dual km’ wm by of the big race cars and mighty In Den No. 2. Dick Malllson In championship race were iudd giving each boy two, three and Stevm EchUnaw was grand champion. Othei trophy winners Alma hM 10H potato with a match with Greenville left.'--------------- ------------- -------- ---------Grand Ledge hM 8U. Greenville Peurach, and 4th. Mike PenninghM 7fc, BL Johns 514, Ionia 4 «n. and Lake wood one point Those The traditional bronxe • three teams end Charlotte have plaques were awarded to each completed Uielr league dual sea- ml den ., winner, ».>v who -re. was .re. not a troI phy winner and these were Andy Bring ’em back Middleville High's track and field squad won the Expressway Conference championship Wed­ nesday. May 19. and Saturday the Trojans tied for 10th place In the Class C State tournament at Mt. Pleasant os Gary VanEhl set records in both events. VanElst, a powerful sopho­ more, hurled the shot 58 feel. 4 i„-i__ u—I- L<. r— 6 Counties Are Grand Ledge to Anti-Freeze Explodes, Man . Represented at „ . _ Invade Hastings Severely Burned s./w* 11 < i Bogard. 42. Kalama- 14H DOff llldtCn For Final Came too,Kenneth was severely burned about i' „ O . _ __ The Hostings High Baseball team, which dropped two West Central Conference games last 1 week but got bock into the short In the State meet, Gary heaved1 win column Mondsy afternoon u ci the weight 56 feet. 10 inches, bet­' U> nipping Middleville, is ached­ tering the 55 feet. 1 inch estab­’ tiled to close out the season lished by Louis Fournier of Che­' against invading Grand Ledge boygan Catholic in 1964. . this Thursday at 4:30. In both events, Gary's older brother. Dave, a senior, was sec­ No, 4, Curtis Vaughn tn Den No. ond. antl-freete and poured the liquid Four other Expressway records The high point dog trophy and were broken in the meet held at .. , j.j . , I ribbon were won by Jane Keller It exploded. Hls clothing tlom County with her BhetNashville. standings, and also defeated mirht nn fire and Ka afarfwl ._ -J____ evening Tom Warner of Middleville Delton. Monday Coach Bernie Oom's :running. Someone tackled hlta; Uarr7 County 4H'eri receiving won the 220 dash in record time and put out the flames, accord- ] n„t pi^e trophies and ribbons nine got four quick runs without of 23.6 but his preliminary time the Boy Scouts had 2.287 boys a hit in the first inning against tag to tire report. Hls son. Ken- . |n their classes were Judy Plumdone. 20th week^d at the NoHh Jim Kotrbr. of W.ylaxui won Coach Ray Page's T-K Trojans, neth. 18. suffered burns on hls raer In sub novice A. and DebThe next Pack meeting will hands. ‘..... ’ 1 by Hein in graduate novice A. be held on Tuesday, May 23. al Grand Rapids Rotary C ub hath hurdles, the lows in the and then hung on to win. campground^ southeast of Cro‘I™ of 20 9. and also won Burns covered some 30 percent Hastings got two more runs In Other Barry County winners ot Tyden Park. An evening of fun wvu ]Qng jump and ran on Uie the second and the winning run of hls body, according to tiie re- ribbons were: Barbara Zeigler, in the fifth. 2nd place in sub novice A; Donwinning 880 relay team their families. In case of bod All food. Middleville scored once In the Allen Fqjkerl of Hamilton | weather the meeting will be hold novice A; Pamela Magoon. 3rd »et a new high Jump mark of first inning, twice in the fourth Scouts and leader* for the and tied the game up in Uie fifth place In sub novice B; Bandle camporee, which brosfht ■ Stamler, 4th place In sub novice standard In with three runs. The Saxons got the winning tally in' the bottom of the fifth novice A: Julie Wisniewski, 2nd Grand Valley Council when Jerry Dunn singled with Jplacc in novice B: Mary Hollis­ Middleville accumulated 57 ter. 2nd place in graduate povlce Bcouts from Allegan. Barry. points. Wayland 52. Caledonia one out. He moved around and Ionia. Kent, Mecosta. Montcalm 41's. Maple Valley 35 and Hamil­ stole home. Hasting* had a total of four and Ottawa Counties took part ton 22. Defending champion There were no open class eftDick Palmer's Good Pal's Billy, Kenowa Hills is no longer in the hits, Middleville aeven. trie* at thL* match. Hickory Farm Bureau group met Ln this backwoods adventure. who took first place Saturday Wednesday of last week Has­ league. Leader* of the Barry County with Dr. and Mrs. William Kirk­ tings went to Greenville for a night at the Wolverine Raceway. The i tuna ary: land Inst Monday. A Mr. and program services provided by the SHOT PUT -Won by O«ry VanElat postponed game and came home Is entered this Thursday night 4H Dog Clubs wish to thank the (X): 2—D. VanElat <M): 3—Bobr- on the short end of a 7-4 score. In the Wolverine Raseway's Mer­ Hastings KIwan Is Club, Barry Mrs. Joseph Trantham and fam- Grand Volley Council for Scout County Humane Society and Uy of East Lansing called on troops, and the program admin - baeber (M); 4- Kll»g«ab*rg (U); chants and Manufacturers Trot Steve Allerdlng hod three hits Stowell Building Service for their grandparents, the Alfred 014 52 6', by 0. Vi in four trips to lead the Saxon for a purse totaling 125,000 LONG JUMP—Wen More than 20 of the Nation's their financial sponsorship for Oaindera Sunday evening and Council budget. — attack. Hastings had a total of this match. They also wish to then enjoyed a trailer outing at I Funds for the Council opera- [' seven hits while Greenville had belter trotters are entered in this allow their appreciation to Gil­ Ott Trantham's of Cloverdale. tion come from Community I iwi, re v. M & M feature which officially more Jewelers for engraving the heals and sustaining members, members.j; high jump won by au am* ro The Wesleyans enjoyed an all Chests «* relktn Thursday Invading Charlotte opens Wolverine's series of six trophies: Hartings Mfg. Com­ church ■ skating party at the Carroll Slocum, of Grandville.! Grandville. I lY’i..a7c“T- .p ,p':h..YrfS^MvVL‘.£S'‘( m *>’defeated Hastings, 5-1, with each stake* which reach a climax with Mid that a a^wn I*?®* <c).' £ • 2-s. ‘ Richland roller rink last Tuts- tho camporee ehtrf chief, said t»«w r«et4.• old team getting four hits. The Ori­ the annual Grand Circuit meet­ pany for dog ring posts: Lan­ sing Gilbert for building Vie oles poured four runs across In ing from June 7 to June 10 Racing Secretary Bill Con- Jumps: Bcverwyk Color Center the Sunday school classes of Rev. outstanding demouau atlons by POLE VAULTthe final seventh inning on three Vaughn Jensen and Douglas the troops, of their various spehits to win the game. Hardware for rope. Crtitmui 10). 11-3. (New reeofA. Galndcr will have a dinner party clal skills. Mike Miller had two of the oM. 10-3 by Warner. Middleville. Saxon's hits. They also are grateful for the 1865.) fine and instructive Judging 200. iSJT ~ .TX’‘(X"' ‘ 2,297 Scouts, Leaders Join in Pack Camporee Good Pal’s Billy Enters M & M WolverineClassic Hickory Corners Buy ab yw tml M bl am jteMt If yw Hlaw tteu atuntai • Stop at least once Svery three hours for a rest • Tske It •Aiynn oxwdad or unfamiliar roads. • Always stay start to changing driving conditions. iil'llrCxitdonls Michigan State University Ex-1 weight for packing. tension specialists report I h a 11 Much Is heard about youth wind caused a lot of crop dam-1 not bring physically fit todav. age ..»* in In 1865. A.. One nmnnnflnn precaution I. is ' Sinn,.re Slocum noted. UHe relH said «that Ha E thpLT these | plowing fields in a north-south boys are physically fit, not only direction, against, Michigan's In order to take part In this prevailing went or southwest type of camporee. but also m a winds. The furrows act as minis- result of this type of activity in lure windbreaks, m does plant- Scouting. Slocum pointed out tag done In the same direction., that Scouting, through Its eni-•----------------------•------------ Iphasis iphasis on hiking, on nixing, camping, camping, plopioUam vhaa 'Half *AV"1trtXKtoan*a 'mirimmlnir hrMLllnir eta. > More tlAh'half of XHchTgon'a netring. swimming, booting. nearly 365 million acres of land lias been building physical fit- 1 In heavily foreated. The State neos in boys for over 50 years public forest land. It will go in two divisions with perhaps 10 In each. This means that the top five finishers in each elimination will come back for the championship finale. Heading the M & M cast is Dreamy Hanover, one of the stars of the powerful Dick, Bux­ ton stable from Ohio. poses in Scouting. , *500" MILE CLASSIC INDIANAPOLIS Underhill from Barry County. Only one sad note marred the handlers, and this wm the im­ possibility of the Junior leader and vice president, Kathy Un- Kathy is a patient at Pennock Hospital, having emergency sur­ gery Saturday. Members wish Saturday Good Pall Billy won her a quick recovery and know 11,300 of the *2.600 purse, timed she will take top tumors at the In 2:08.1 on the aloppy track. Billy has won *349750 In three tag first twice and fifth once. Her first win wm in 1:07.1. Good Pal's Wee won two heats 220-Wes by Werner (Ml; : dirt (C); 3—Miller (W): MV); S —Tborapeon <H) DIRECT FROM '’•»><» «■»« -“"»»•« Mlchlgan State football half­ former in grid drills. MSB's 19M Spring We feature Accutrort the most accurately. Valley: TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Standing*: Team 4 and Team 7. 4; Team 1. 3: Team 10. Team in the ^world 2. 1. and Team 8 and Team 3. 0. Good »cort»: Lyle Sanborn 204-572. John Gorodenskl IBS523, Pat Gilmore 177-513, Carl Rose 202-507, Cliff Horton 205­ 502, Al Hinrichsen 190-501. Paul Cassel 170-490, Clarence Hub­ bert 100-488. Jane Sanborn 168­ 481, Al Morgan 178-478 and Faye Bure Spoon . . Jim WtUUau . Allen 189-478. Accutron's tuning fork replscet the outdated ba I- mors. Starting with ths right time of day. Accutrwi by Butovs. From $125.00 Good aeores: Oalen Daniels. 206 - 569. Shirley VonDenburg Michigan athletic 223 - 587. Les Springer 191 - 562.-------- ---- Slate — --------—- -stars — John KMlnsky 189-533 Paul, Clinton Jones. Eugene WashlngCassel • 195 - 542. Wilma Daniels I ton and Gary Dilley were among 183-499. Faye Allen 189-485. Curt. 1966 Inductees in Excallbur. Awrey 172-477. Sharon Barring- campus-wide MSU men's honor­ tan 159-464. Bob Ward 187-547 ary that tabs 11 seniors each Hodges Eifoblished 1931 Listen on Monday, May 30th from 10:30 am. Right Through Td lts Exciting Conclusion Be With Us On This Broadcast! SPECIAL Sale Follow Hasting s Own "GORDIE JOHNCOCK" SAVE 20 SAVE ’15 ON INSTALLATION OF ON INSTALLATION OF GAS YARD LIGHT GAS GRILL lAfDm HDin Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station Lwbch . 1220 on your Dial jNjN, GAS YARD LIGHT DEALER or Consumers Power Company "AT.-.Q eUU jewelry 122 W. Srwtw St. �4—TVE OACTINGB BANNER Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. (yea c^ni. ... Catalina 4 Dr.. Hydramatlc. 500 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE SUM 1964 Falcon Futura Jr. Standard. 8 cyl. Radio. SUM 1965 Mu*tong 1965 Corvolr Moan Whitewall*. Radio' 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr. I Automatic. W* 1964 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. White­ walls. Power steering. 1963 Falcon Club Wagon 1963 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Color, burgundy. Ha* full power. HAM IM4 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power with factory air conditioning. Like new ..82AM 1941 LINCOLN 81345 MM VOLKSWAGEN CONVERT. . . . Radio, w/walls, excellent UM VOLKSWAGEN 1963 MERCURY MARAUDER H.top. Air conditioned. .81,595 MCI FORD GALAXIE 540 4 Dr. Sedan.SIAM er ateerlng, w/walte, radio. 1961 Chevrolet Parkwood Station Wagon. 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Radio. Real low mileage! MT5 1962 Chevrolet BelAir 2 Dr. 6 cyL . 8795 1962 CHEVROLET BELAIR Wagon. 9 passenger--8985 PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hmtincx. Michigan LARKE BUICK 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl, power steering, w/walls, radio. 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Btyleside Pickup. Free running front hubs. 4 sp. 8 cyl. Radio. Heavy duty scat, overalls. Urea w/spllt wheels. Spare tire. Outside mirrors, 1963 GMC Pickup Custom cab, radio, dual spot­ lights, tutone. CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 RenneR Ford Inc. 32B N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MKADE, Salesman 1965 ’ANG 2 DR. 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan...................... .8795 1961 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. ............ .8595’ 1961 FORD FAIRLANE 4 Dr. Sedan...................... .H95 |961 COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. .5550 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST Wagon............................... .. .8595 I960 CHEV. CORVA1R__ .8299 I960 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SEVERAL TRANSPORTATION CARS—1958 TO 1M1 MODELS— TO CHOOSE FROM! MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 5/28 NOTICES LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 945-4054 Smith Douglas tanpeta 4-Dr. Hdtp.; tt*xta>4. rsdo. w,^»*ib Ona owner. Ex. condHton. _____ I____________ Fertilizer This Season? Bulk or Bagged— —1965 Ford 2000 with 62 hours.' —IM.C. H Tractor. Good shape. —Massey Ferguson 65 Diesel. 0-25-25 12-12-12 6-24-24 Starter and lights 6-24-12 Sharp I —IMS IH.C. H Tractor. available: 1964 FALCON Trei, Smith-Douglas exclusive formula of all trace elements Is added to each ton. Remember, too, that Pellcfonn with Trei ha* maximum water .soluble phosphorus tor maxi­ mum yields. Bpreader. Almost 1963 OLDS 88 4 Dr. Hdt;> : pwr. etawr^ 0 b/.k.i Low nUtaae*- Cm Uk* new! • Call us for prices. Tractor*. Gsiuw 500 Corrv ; VS. redte. h*eter. wA**U«. pwr. Mr*. Cer UM new! 111 1 1963 CORVAJR epr^radxi, hastev, w/waNe. III GOODYEAR BROS. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply NOTICE 124 N. Jeff avion WI 5-5052 5/26 1»M E. Railroad Quality structare* built *s Caav.; pwr. e»rg P tx*M*. a *tea, w/wata taw tamer. 6/28 Heating - Plumbing Service 1(1 163 BUICK WI 5-E941 SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Naw • Remodel • Repair SMILEY BUILDINGS HoHagg. Mich. 6I6-M5-9103 KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church LEGALS n«*d«Hhon Bunding or mobtqaob roaacLoivaa salu wotici TEEN SPECTACULAR ‘Teen Spectacular" will be pre­ sented by the Christian Youth Council Saturday, May 28, at 7:20 pm. Central Auditorium. r trainoatiom obdbx. Stair of Mkhlgin. Th* Pv»b>ta eted: Mar 8. IBM. PMBp H. Mitchell. Judge el Pre- Martin T. VraDulnv. Deceased. EcnstsM thk“‘iu*tin<j8’ city^BSk; Youth for Christ Staff. Lake Proparty Secluded, modern year ’round 4 bedroom home with guest house — both beautifully furnished. Garage ... 180 ft. lake frontage — sea wall. On M-43 Wall Lake, Delton. Call owner. intereaL no anil or prvcaaCla* •r In anally baring bran Ini la raeovar tho debt. X K Hoile. IIIU Water* Building rand Hi pita, Michiana OXDB* or Ytnucanox. ir th* County ot Barry. Ertale ot Mlnnl. Mar How., Do Irin* within I Stat, at Michl NOtICES CANVAS TARPS Classified Paragraphs WHEELER’ MARINE SALES & WANTED—Mature lady for part­ time office work during cum­ SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats. mer months. WIU become fuU Plate Boats. Trailers and ac­ time Job when school starts 1967 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ Some typing essential. Reply cessories. M-66 In Nashville. ety or prices starting at 8896 WINICK'S to Banner Box 1014. 5/26 OL 3-2851 or OL 3-4074. tf per hundred. Order now and 206 N. Mkhigsa WI 5-3324 ■ pay after Sept. 1. Also book TWO USED WALKING TRAC­ MATURE MAN to drive retail matches. Call: Battle Creek, furniture truck for old reliable TORS — One with culUvator WO 3-0159 collect after fl pm. and cycle bar. One with culUstore. Steady work, good sal­ tf v*tor and reel type' mower. ary, paid Insurance, store bene­ fit* and discounts. References One used Wheel Horse (4 hp) ELECTRIC Rasor* repaired— required. Salary increased as with mowdr. E. L. Carpenter FREE ARTHRITISyou become familiar with Job. Special —Your taxor cleaned, Hardware. 6/28 lubricated and sharpened, only ALSO, reliable man to unpack RHEUMATISM SAMPLE SIM. Service and tattofaettou 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA —4 and get furpl lure ready for Dr. Power steering and brakes. deUvery. Would send right guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. Radio. 37,000 actual miles. Ex­ Test Specif ex for minor man to school to learn touchState St, HaiUng* tf cellent condiUanl Jim Cole­ rheumatic-arthritic pain. man, WI 5-3412 office, WI 5­ Clarke Furniture Co.. 472 W. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Free sample write 2827 home. 8/9 tn aluminum, steel or wood Mich. 9/2 AUDELL, INC. eash. Burkey Auto Gia** A 1965 DIAL - A - MATIO SEWING Radiator Shop, 218 N. JefferMACHINE — Hardly used. De­ eon, Hastings. tf signs, monograms, blind hems A JOURNEYMAN ELECTRI­ Grand Rapids, Michigan. 49507 CIAN — Due to expanding fa­ plus all regular sewing. Small cilities we have an opening for payment of 66.60 monthly or 6 30 EXPERT TAILORING cm ladle*' a Class A Electrician. Paid and men’s clothing. Phone WI ’839.90 cash amount. Call nowl holidays. insurance, vacation 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. 945-5395, Electro Hygiene. 5/28 and employee benefits. Apply Tailor Shop. tf In person. Electro-Chemical ★ For tala Real Batata Finishing Company, 33 State St.. Middleville. ’ 5/28 ft For Rant—Rosl Estate ■ 5*7 t© 16x20 y^ BualnoM Sorvicot # Mlecallqneoue $3.47 up RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply M27 So. 945-2150. tf INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I Sec Carl de Betty** Appliances before you buy I rtey Bell—They Install—They *NcHcm WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-llne stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number far 8225. Tills Includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee’s Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. MichUML U CARPET CLEANING 16 EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand- for only 8695. Hastings Floor Covering, 123 W. State. Has­ 200 ACRE FARM—Con be used MAN to o&sume responsible poetting*. Phone WI 5-5118. tf for general farming. Fenced well. Building* in good condlware, Hastings. tf IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM Uon. Call 822-2719 (Delton), tf SUMMER HELP WANTED — SERVICE I Ns charge for overOver Start's W*llp*per Middle-aged couple preferred, slu prints. tf 2/3 ACRE , & Paint Store but will consider either male ARE YOU PAYING MORE than BORDERS A NICE CREEK OPEN FRIDAYS 5H% Interest on borrowed FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ to operate small Dog ’N’ Suds money? You might qualify for 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. MENT, one 4-room cottage, Almost mw 2-bedroom modem Federal Land Bank loan. See furnished or unfumlnhed. Lake privilege*. AU utilities fur­ Lovely torn bMk yard. School Good Supply of U>1* paper. , ezie nished. Phone 623-2024. U furnished. Reply to: Marshall bus goes by th* door. Will LADIES* and GIRLS DRESSES trade for house in town at ATTENTION I! - - Aluminum SldFNDCn, Michigan 48430. tf Lota <d SHOES equal value. ‘ ing—Johns - Mansfield—Alcoa— *•••—Miscallsiiooea for all the Family FbOM WI 6-4781 also Roofing. Buy from the after 5 pa. man that duel hls own work­ IMMEDIATE NEED manship! Call 653-2391. Ameri­ TABLE PAPER - For picnic*, tf BLOUSES and SKytTS family reunions, lot* of usee. can Construction Company. 6/2 WALK UP AND SAVE! CORRECTIONS OFFICERS 40" by 300’ 83.50 at The Ban­ FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ J 5/26 em clean 2-bedroom ranch. ner office. tf ★ Fereonale Ga* heat; full baaement; MALE ONLY built-in kitchen. Large corner FOR SALS —50 ton* first and lot In excellent neighborhood Starting salary 82-80 per hour. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— tecond cutting hay. alfalfa and X acroe* from elementary school. AU Michigan ClvU Sendee brome. Call Hickory Comer* PX>. 171. Hastings Telephone Call 945-2841. tf 871-8218. tf WI 5-2895. Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. tf and have graduated from high SPORT RIFLE - 30-06 custom 12H ACRB8 with 8-bedroom school. Bring completed appli­ house and small bam on Yeckrifle made by McCord'* of cation for written test which ★ Wanted to Buy ley Road. 85,000. Call Homer Ionia. Will shoot a 2* group at will be given at the Michigan Becker. Ph. 945-5748 or Homer 100 yd*, with ease. Mauser ac­ Reformatory, Ionia, Michigan, WANT TO BUY a Smith 946-4974. 5/28 indent tion, Yeager barrel and trigger. bicycle. Ph. WI 8 Ftaher safety, 1 to 8 variable HOME FOR SALE on two extra- Applications (or examination pjn. scope, pcepslght In mount, full large lota. Garage with base­ may bo obtained from either monte carlo hand rubbed stock, ment Bath with shower. the Michigan Reformatory or allng with quick detach, swivels jr Work Wonted Right of way on Bauble Lake the Michigan Training Unit No. I and 2. Bnow plowed road. An equal opportunity employer. I ATTENTION 11 — Buy f ramose equip, for above. Echo pre**, PRICED TO BELL. Phone: 30-06 dies and case*, bullets, man that doe* hls own work1-886-5282, Dons, Michigan tf HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS 1 manship — Garage Building -i Coan young male help over 18. Call[ ■bells, etc. Rifle value. 830000 it Help Wanted De tad: Maj- 101k. IBM Any sixes — Cement Driveway* Philip 14 Mikhail. , WI 5-9164. U — loading equipment 870.00. —Roofing and Siding. Ameri­ Win sell complete for only can Construction Oo. Ph. 652­ TOOL ROOM MACHINIST AND; 8250.00. can 945-3884 after 6 __________________ sol APPRENTICES —Interested InI 5ADY wmd TAKK nursing pjn. tf NOTIOB: Maay U*Ua*i la toe learning trade. Good wagM ■Vuk" Of "1ta»le" are KIRBY—With a power polisher ■H lilsaSsS to suits* sr 41Scase* In the *—and fringe benefits. Excellent' tnrm swtlMilM fua esrsM* 5561. Delton. unit at no extra cost, for pol­ opportunity with growing Cor­: 6/1 PtmUCATfOK ORDER •I Us eUsr an. geek llsili<a sr* ishing and buffing hardwood Slstw *f 'Mkhlr.n, 1 poration. Apply In person. tar Ike ssavsaleacs at rssSsra beand Uie. Cost over sibooo new. cmn ssaa scsipallosa sra I «i <3 Mold Corporation. 229 would like a position as housealtars* awra attract!., to p.r.osi Pay only 837.70 or 8L25 per at sm MS shea tbs elber. Disweek. Can today! 945-5390. More for home than wages' Electro Hygiene. 5 26 SA’wre-J: ".‘E City or country. Blanche RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER In tala suspltose. Baplavaasat »(•«BnxX. »00 N. Kendall St . BalFOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR ;?."■/ r„ tisa aa* sMpleysr* csvera* by the Grand Rapids full Ums, to Uve tie Creek. Phone: WO 2-5361. ■daiinliiratct -iUS* RexaU's fast permanent. set aaaal ladkats la tkair sd.arIn. WIU accept woman with 11 t>o at k»ir» tlasataat tksUar Uta IUM4 poalRegular 82.00-No* 81.00. No one child. Phone 382-1810. if Pablkallfn tloaa ar* avslkbls t* bsik asxss. /prt-shampoo —No after odor. * W.MM ' Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. tf itk \ - _$ MAN for,.mpd. W&TtfOr^&OLF SHOES — dairy farm. Good wage*. COTTAGE north side ot Wan Lake. Excellent beach for chil­ dren. Private dock and boat. Aug. 7 to Aug. 28. Piione WI 5-4923 except Thursdays, WI 5-2152 after 5:30. tf LEGALS tf O Soli testing lab. 1963 FORD Calendar of Spacial Events GOOD AS NEW 1 STORE FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Farm Machinery anon foe rublicatioh e Philip Tf. .MlMbdl, Prabate J«*»« D»u<i. MayJ*. 106* ■ItAari J. n>d>«i 1961 MERCURY METEOR Hove You Tried 1965 CHEVROLET aBStue W.MFEJI Fl 3-4093 Kotamaxoo 8/18 IM I PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 Dr»7M .5495 REAHM " MOTOR SALES MOTIOn OF PUBLIO HBABUtO FITBUdATIOW OADEM- DISPLAY CLASS I Fl ID FOR SHE 1MZ OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon. ...-------- SIAM 1962 MERCURY 2 DrM95 1962 FALCON Station Wagon...|450 UM PONTIAC SEDAN . . Dynamic M 4 Dr., radio, 4 Dr. Sedan1..8L996 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY Convertible. .82,195 1964 FORD GALAX IE 5M 4 Dr. Sedan ------------------81,499 1968 MERCURY MONTEREY 1962 Galaxia 500 ■tearing and brakes, radio, naw 103 W. Hull Htr««t HMtinn. irichif>B -HAW 1942 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Hardtop. SUM Radio, w/walto. C a m p < Special! . 31,H5 nun! Uoned. only 1962 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Beautiful .,.11 .TCJ nnx 4 Dr. Color, black and white, with full power. Only 11.000 miles.-----------------------------84,686 1965 COMET CALIENTE Hardtop. V-8 engine, auloma1965 VoUuwogen SLIM IMS OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP ... Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Holiday, land CARDS OF THANKS » IN MIMORIAMS—2a par weed. steering and brakes, ra- tana. This ia a i Itso. prim to .aid UaarUv. Ian and avrvlca ehell be provided by Blain la and CASH RATB—4 . 4 wheel drive, automatic W88 FORD STATION WAGON ir.. ■ , ■— . n— ■■anX... TS1 HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RAT*—5Oc for Twaaly War*. IMS LINCOLN 4 Dr. Hardtop. Cnila-A-Matlc. w/wails, wheel coven. Sharp. IBM CHEVROLET HARDTOP Save $$ On One of These Spring Specials Wl $-5352 tf TttNEVER 8OMETHINQYOU VRWKMjXjOT. make uae 4^ VWWJ!""" T! w factory warranty. This A-1 USED CARS Sir A GREAT GIFT FOR TH! GRADUATE! �Hastings Has 45 Crimes in 2-Week Period Card of Thanks ,ABD OF THANK* nrrtaruL candv. -nirare though tfulnesa My ppreclatlon to M. George El­ iott for hls dally visit* and • ecrfulneas and to the kitchen : me good fdod I received at TA. io—HAuln.. nn Mra. Blake (Floaaie) Allerdlng Funeral Home for the kindly services rendered and Guild 1 of the Presbyterian Churcli for preparing and serving food at our home. Mrs. Lyle Hulbert David Hulbert to arrive thia simple assault*, vice, offense against family and kids, dis­ orderly conduct, obscene phone call*, vandalism, violations of piclou* persons. parking UcltaU but also handed out 21 guest keys to out-of-state a surprise birthday supper at tho motorists who had ’over parked." Grand Rapids Friday. The birth- the cemetery at Sidney where Councilman Monday night ap­ their parent* have a family lot Dowling, proved a taxi cab license for Tom and Scott CARD OF THANKS The family of Lulu Gorham would Ilka to express our sincere thank* to the nurse* and-nurses aids at Pennock Hospital for their kind and thoughtful care. Dr. Birk and Dr. Blair for their CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere services. Rev. Don Tack foe hla thanks to the employees of Has­ tings Mfg. Co, Local 138, Chides­ friends and neighbors for all the ter friends and neighbors. Has­ beauUful flowers and food and tings' B.U3, Church, Barry many Acta of Uwughtfulneaa. County Sportswomen, Hastings Your many acta of kindness will IQDT. 58, Hickory Comers American Legion and Aux. 484, Laming Fisher Body and many CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those for friends for cards, lovely flowers, food, money and many acta of visits, calls, gift*, flowers and kindness during Illness and death patient in Community Hospital. of our husband, father and grandfatlier. A special thanks to I also thank Drs. Zindler, Win­ Mr. Bponable for prompt help slow and Walters for their fine help. Your prayers were greatly and service. God Bless each and appreciated. . Mra. Leona Overley Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kidder CARD OF THANKS and family ,W.e would Hke to take this op­ Mr. and Mra. Robert Baney portunity to thank the City for and family Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Chapman the Improvements on the river bank at wut end of Apple Street. and family Thank you. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Overley Mr. and Mra. Charles Oliver and family purchased the City Cab Com­ pany from Gaylord Carr. Austin said he hopes to have a down­ By Mrs. Bkhard Clark town location for the Cab Com­ Root. 4 r»M* «>■!!» pany in the near future. Aldermen authorised either Richard Nixon or Bill Ransom to go to Boyne Mountain to accept guest* at Mr. and Mott. Afternoon call the Michigan Water Pollution and Mra LAwrenoc HMfcribt&VkHty for the 1065 no accident record at the sewage disposal plant. Chief Sunlor was auUiorlxed to attend the State Police Chief* Association convenUon at Mar­ quette June 27-30 and the Coun­ cil accepted the bld of 4651 from George Townsend for the old Third Ward voting booth and land. Councllmen studied proposed plans for the new street from State to Green east of Pennock Hospital, and engineers are to make minor changes in Uie pres­ ent spedficaUons. They also approved casementB for the installation of the water main connect from the end of Uie main on 3. Michigan to the main on Shrlner. OKDBB—Q*o«rtl LEGALS rUBIJOATIOM OBDBB ««.- Ukklcu. lain* axalaal • Dik'd* M.t* r PUBLIC AT I OU OBDBB. *Phlilp if Mikheil. Jail* »f Pro>*■>, ’ llMliai*. Mlchicu, > b* b*M si *M<b *11 crtel 4*cM*te sr* rvqairte IUsm. OrtelMr* mail 4 Kt, •/a rUBLIOATIOM OBDBB. k<Vab!tuU*a ate sortie* skill ate* as. providte lUukall James Oliver Dies Friday at Medical Facility Dudley Twinqty to «- day Rennie and Nlna'MoU c*UFriday they called on Boh Brp- Rapids on Bunday. the Burnell Larkes left Friday for Indian River on a fishing trip and also fished at Houghton Lake before returning Monday Creek on Saturday evenins. Dr. Blair's parents, Mr. Chief Sunior LUlt and family Pleasant Valley — Phonal Mention the churches and organisations who helped with food, clothing Varied Violations and money, also Uie Freeport In Council Report and Middleville Ore department*. Tour Madness will always be re­ The quiet Southwestern Michi­ membered. gan town of Hastings experi­ enced 45 actual crimes during and family Rapids Police Richard CAMO or THANKS Council at the regular meeting Monday night. nurses aids for my excellent care Krfj to Grand Rapid* Bunday to while I was at the hospital. Also my relaUvee, friends and neighbora for the cardo, visit* and acte of kindness shown me. They will Crimes Included breaking and of Charlotte, tho William Townentering, felonious larceny, alrilLawrence Maurer ple larceny, auto theft, check CARD OF THANKB Munjoy — We wish to extend cur sincere appreciation to all cur neighbors, friends and relaUve* for ths many acta of kind­ ness and sympathy shown to us at U)* time ot the death of our husband, father and brother, Robert H. Munjoy. We also CARD OF THANKS Wo are deeply grateful to our Miller - JonkbofT Funeral Home, relative* and friends who have the pallbearers and the organist. done so much to case the burden Mrs. Robert Munjoy sympathy, the beautiful flowers, and memorial gifU will always and family CARD OF THANKS _ We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acta of kindness and beauUful floral tribute* during the illness and death of our dear uncle and brother-in-law, John McCallum. Thanks to the Henton - Smith Funeral Home and Rev. Isaac Osgood for hls comforting words. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. McCallum and family Mra. William W. McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Holmes wiil entertain their Lake Odessa PUJV"! onrvtea* tar Jama* R_ N. Knopf* arc planning Wayne. Ind., stayed with the Kauffmans. children while they were away. family of near Vermontville Medical Faculty William Bradford took the train Ou Bunday they were in HaJJand to a*e th* tulips, which are still beauUfuL and to Yisit Mr. vllle Cemetery. County which is especially beautiful now with Uie fruit Township. Ionia County, an June tree* in bloom. The Bradford* Bunday dinner In Battle Creek on Turaday they attended the Confirmation since Friday helping to carefor of Uielr granddaughter, Patricia, bar UUle granddaughter, Krista, boys were Sunday dinner gu«u Church, and were guest* of her parent*, the Warren Roegers. ■•BIB" has planned a very spec­ family. ial weekend for the Memorial with tho Bruce Bangbaxt family holiday as he will be taking his Clarksville were Bunday dinner Hastings about 1M2. three oldest grandsons, Brian. 1855. He bad been in falling health Grandville; Steven, son of the. Douglas Bradfords of Plainwell, Dalton Stahl of Clarksville. * and Robert, son of the Robert Mra. Gertrude Polam of Plnck- Ucnt at the Medical Facility Roegers of Ann Arbor, to Detroit where they will attend the ball game and Clnorama, visit the sons. Frank of Rl StelbyvUle Zoo and Greenfield Village. They Clarksville. Mrs John Lciaon at­ will stay at the Holiday Inn tended the Pleasant Valley Farm daughters, Mrs. Roy (Mildred). where they con also enjoy aome Bureau meeting at the Lawrence swimming. It 1* hard to tell who wiU itave the moat fun—Grand­ pa or the boys! Mr*. Bradford ft., —A-— —-E school picnic Bunday at Chart* grrnt grandchildren; a brother, Bunday ago Manley of Remus, and * slater, The John Chandlers are plan­ a picnic at the Park Bunday. ning to entertain the Arnold Balers of Watervliet at Uielr Mr* Lillie Barrlgar, and hla Long Lake cottage over the Me­ morial weekend. Barrlgar and family, who have By Mrs. Leo Frey recently returned from Braxll, ■ 445, Battle C»**h 721 with their parent*, the Harold win bo spending the Memorial Brockways, and Jack will be ar­ Community Hospital. Ho will riving on Friday. Also at the Brockway home for the weekend Jack Phillips of Grand Rapids will be Mrs. Brockway'* sister. Rally of the year last Saturday will' be thdr overnight guests Saturday. Etalr.o Zuard will be Phare, ot Cleveland, Ohio. munlty Hospital- * Mr. and Mrs. coring for Clint and Vicki Barry Tiie George Carpenters re­ white their parent* are away. turned Friday from Lakeworth. sptraUon. While Mr. and Mra. John Bir­ Fla, where Uiey spent the WlnSpecial man. Sr, were spending three mosiths in St. Petersburg. Fla, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Courtney Ungs Sunday. May 15 for Lyte of the local group being a drum their son, the Howard Birmans, and Ronnie will be dinner guests Hulbert. solo by David Roush with bls arrived and spent a few day* Memorial Day at the home ot May 15 for Lyle Hulbert. » Charles Hamps. with them and accompanied On June 11, the them to Sliver Springs. Mb., by Tarry Williams with David where they visited the Robert Birman accompanist. Birman* and did some sight­ Gordon Buxton wtre Saturday. seeing In Washington and vici­ Frank Campbells (Bonnie Court­ Banfield-Vicinity 170 Attend Zone Rally Saturday At Local Church nity. Robert Is employed at the ney) at Fort Lee. General Electric plant at Green­ belt, Md. The Howard Birmans Knlomazoo visited hls mother. .relumed home April 24. On Mrs. Von Dunn, on Bunday and Mother's Day the Robert and also called on Mrs. Irene JohnJohn Birmans visited Mt. Vernon cock al Pennock Hospital. Mra. and had a picnic on the banks Kenneth Johncock of Gun Lake of the Potomac River. The John was a Monday visitor. Birmans arrived In Michigan on Visiting Uie Pat Hodges this May 10—which seemed to them | Mayer of Plainfield. Ill., who acthe school concert on Bunday about a month too soon weathcrcompanled Mrs. Hodges' unde were Mike Schanta, Doug Ida Hutchinson of Detroit wm Glsuighlln, Dorothy Newton and Mills at Brooklyn. N.Y.. here. Vicki Clark. * The Aid win meet a gumt of the Clay Bassetts from Mr. and Mrs. Mills are also today Thursday, al Sylvia Mc- Bunday until Tuesday and Mrs. spending a few days here. Mary LaBar of Ludington and Ilvaln, Club 4 serving. RanemMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer Mrs. Clifford Lundquist of Cusvisited their son. Mr. and Mra. Norman ‘Shroyer and family, in Kathy Underhill U a patient Over the Memorial weekend the at Pennock Hospital. She waa Bassetts plan to entertain their end. returning home on Munday. admitted SaUDday for an ap­ niece, Mrs. Douglas Hine of Lan­ En route they were also overnight pendectomy. * Pat Underhill has sing. their son "Chuck" of WMU guests TTraraday at the home Of urday and Rnnday al Chair cabin at Peacock. * Rim O’laughlin entered Pennock Hospital Wed­ nesday evening for an appen­ dectomy. The Ted OXaughllns were visitors al the hoepltal on Saturday. Bunday evening the OLaughllns were colters of Mr. Mra. Norwood Hughe*. * Little resented were Berkley Hills Cindy and Jimmy Leonard were (Grand Rapids), Rockford, Grand Haven. Muskegon. North Muskegon. Kalamazoo, Burnip*, Holland and Hastings. with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. tor of the Grand Rapids Church, campout at Newaygo. * Mr. and of near Bellevue were Sunday. fanning were Sunday, May IS, colters at the William Pritchard home, enjoying an outdoor bar- Grand Haven, and they will at- Shrojer and family, of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Royal MUler and William and George Poland of ■MNM M. lUurr. uusra ana sir. ana mis. timer at the Forest Hills High School Grand Rapids visited llieir sister, Stanley Brunt called on Mr. and lU.U.g., MltMilf. Colvin were in Indianapolis la*t in Grand Rapids where Jim, son Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer, on OBDEB or rVBUCATIOir. __ M______ of the Edward Oroenings, is' one,__________ Monday. Recent callers were Mr. ~M*t*L Bui* of Mk)ili»n, Probsl* Coart spent Thursday night. May 12. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brogan 1 th* Cooaly ol Usrry. dleville. with Kathryn Frey, helping her Etui* of CUt* M. Weekend guests of the Keith enjoy her birthday. Bob Brogans. ★ Saturday eve­ ning Warren and Georgia atCorson City and Joe Harpham of tentari dinner at Centerville on Satur­ Pleasant lake. Ind.CJotnlng them day evening to celebrate Russell’s on Sunday were Mr. and Mra. John Harpham and Mra. P. J. Harpham. birthday. > laK I — V.. Our Weather is Variable, As If You Didn't Know normal, during MMB, accordlng’to the annual summary compiled by the U. 8. Weather Bureau from family ot Bellevue wen Sunday and helped UUte David Clark celebrate hla 3rd birthday. * Karl and Colleen Schema were Bunday dinner guest* at Laurel HudrrsheiV RMtbus. Mlrhlsia Saturday callers of Mr. and PUBUCATIOW OBDBB. "Ws'ra Ai Near At Your Tolophono" $3 SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide day the Arthur Plaunt family of Bellevue enjoyed a picnic dln- PU*WOATIOW OBDBB. State ot Mlehlgso, Quart for th* Ooslr *1 In th* Mail** of th* "•WiZKr ■j/.*: “pubUcallt [lXll:r0M»r 54, Philip H. Mil Ueellnce. Michlpu PUBLICATION OBDBB. .full be DUPLICATED while WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Concrete Products ICE—pirn class work. Call WI St. Phom WI 5-5316. Headquarters for hospital mo­ lies. Gardner’s. Phono 945­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the 5-5085. Burkey Sales snd Serv­ 2134, . ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Barry County Ready MU Co. daily Monday morning al her Phone WI 5-2123. home. Our sympathy la extended CERAMIC. FORMICA. EINOLEUM to the family. ANO CARPET REPAIR — Hn- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— ZUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX's'xsrvfrr,awALL GRADES WASHED SAND Repairs and sharpening. Saw AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel parfs and supplies. McCulloch 2223. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. WATCH 0 CLOCK REPAIRING— COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ Guaranteed wockmanV'lp. Also ICE-r-24 hour Service (black all kinds of Jewelry Rapal' RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, and white). Jacobs Proscription M itcoHanaous Cloverdale-Hope Egagk^MW Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. WI 5-5176. REPAIR SHOP— All 945-2317. CUSTOM DRAPERY $£R\ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- MOBILE HOMES SALS — Dal's Jefferson. Experienced median- 5-5052. callow at the Two" Ovoed home were Mra. Ralph Fux and grand - LAWN MOWER REPAIR HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ TER—Kaw wood or finished 221 "W. Mill. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac- Beverwjfc’s Color Cooler, 221 SHERWOTD-STACK imRMlCE in uUnlttralioa Io Business Directory Agancy for you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Wall, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 for let plcnio dinner Bunday to cele­ brate Richard Tobtaa'a birthday. TM Hartings Banner H^thsy. Mkh. 49058 DISTINCTION KEYS st JeHsrson. Easy Ways to Ord*r YOUR WANT Adi! PHONE IN 945-3481 COME IN 152 W. Stat* MAIL IN Of Automobile & Machinery a. CTlr ot Hwlinn. MlcAlsan MIMMML MOHUMSNn Keep It in a H andy Place for Future Reference TROPHY CENTER—Pte*, spactolixed *ngraving of all kmS. Gil­ more Jeweler, 102 E. Stat* St.. Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Business Services Offered ELECTRICAL sitthall-Qul^n Color PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Hastings. Stott Farm iMuranct AUTO — MU SONOS Evomo Iwarsac* 11A L Mtobtaa* Am. AILforaitof JIKYANDRUS --Prairieville waa a Call 945-3481 If You Would LiUtab This W««ktv tavice and Repair < �4-THL HASTINGS BANNFK Tbersday, May M, UN Mrs. Wright is New Barry Health Nurse Barry County Health DepartgMM M Mn Ruth Wright, 414 public health Deadline June 1 For College Draft Exam HUMaM HftUMUU and YprtlanM. Botenoe Research U> .consider In hirtng a man. Due ■Non. three will not finish high school ■ City. and only 1 win complete college, the committee concluded that CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blacks Herrin Hospital Phone 653-2791 The Lawrence Cooleys are ex­ pecting their son. Hubert, with a friend, from Madison. Wl*. to registrant age 18 and older who spend the Memorial weekend intends to request occupational deferment a* • college student. with them. Teat results will be reported to the student's local board. Examination centers tn Mich­ igan will include colleges located at Adrian, Albion. Ann Arbor, Benton Harbor. Berrien Springs, Big Rapids. Dearborn. Detroit. Where You Borrow May Make A Difference WHY SO MANY FAMILIES PREFER A LOCAL FINANCE CASH LOAN They like the courteous service end treatment They can pay all their bills with one loa up to $|000. They have 1 payment monthly—1 place to pay. They receive helpful counsel on money or budget Join The Many Families Who Um Local Finance Cash Loan Service ’1000 Til Pay Day To Consolidate All your Bill* STOP IN OR CALL TODAY 112 5. Jefferson Phone 945-3424 LIVESTOCK BUYERS Mra Marjorie Leede BN Men installed aa president of the vie* prmMenl. WlltodenO Julian Gutheridgr is treasurer, Mra poadble. Dr. Rosalie Divine chaplain. Mra Dori* Blodgett is guard.' Mra Uonal 1U Wv*» Rjnoocn ir Owree*. Hitriote 6060L training, th* committee teanta will be notified, by mall. Middleville By Mr*,-Mary Jackton • ArasM S > j.TVS-SI10 T-K ActindC AlENDAB Awards Assembly. 8:48: Safety Patrol trip to Greenfield Village. USB BANNB* WANT APWl Lorraine Otte. Secretary Melinda Cotter Lowell Showboat To Recoive Degree Melinda Cotter, daughter of Talent-Search B17 N. Michigan avenue. 1* a Auditions Set candidate for an Associate in June 31, 33 and 33 have been Art* degree from Stephen* Col- OWENS-ILLINOIS Charlotte, Michigan Manufactures of Quality Glass Con­ tainers, is now accepting applications for skilled and unskilled factory jobs. Apply in person, Monday through Friday. • You're Invited CAUTION Koop A Soto Dlttonco Summer holidays mean heavy traffic conditions, so please drive carefully. The most frequent type of traffic accident is the rear­ end collision. Be sure to one car length for every 10 miles per hour between .your car and the one in front Jacob's Local Finance Install Officers Of VFW write about chrtr act* indud- Exams. 7th-grade parly, < pm r.on-profeaalonal acts for the .Saturday. JiUy. a — Alumni 19M Lowell Showboat TatenLbanquet. ' ' Saarch." announced Dr. Clark leg®, on approximately 712 stu­ Vredenburg. dent* In the 133rd graduating The audition* will be held Monday. May 38 — Memorial Day: Junior High Band at Free­ port; Senior High Band at Mid­ Michigan. dleville. ' Tuesday, May 31 — Semester Tte pre-show boat finals will Exam*. take tte form of a special TalWednesday, Jane 1—Na School. <nt 8t»w Night at tte LoWetl Grand Rapid*, Highland Park. Showboat Dock. Saturday, July mencemeut, 8 pm. 18. with tte public invited. ProThursday, Jane t—No Schoo). Teacheh mark card*. fit community projects the same a* the fund* and proceed* from regular schedule* — Return stu- Your (firuu) Pharmacy ' As much oa ’25 O. IC Howard at regirtrant* Nashville, Mich. group* appear for their audition*. scheduled for those registrant* The Wrights have four ehll- who were late in applying for the Sand 6 Gravel As little as INI and INI marked no later than June 1, nurse* at and School* in other vicinities which vice teadqu irter*. FENNOCK Individual* tabhsh and here last October from Chicago Height*. HI.. after Mr. Wright plications foe tte final test In three torts scheduled In May and ent high school program to many “ —* —*“ "" “--——i June. Thia compare* wRhonly young people who need training Service college qualification tort* 'afvMit about SOOannllrattrma 800,000 application* nr.*. pro- tor employment. Un Wright received nirrre’a training In 81 h Hospital at Kankakee. II AU Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone WI 5-2466 Hastings ACTION COMMITTEE Early in December ot 1864 the "Action Committee" appointed by the Mldlevllle Board of Edu­ cation began it* study toward "solving training and employ­ ment problems of our employ­ ment bound youth.** The com­ mittee was composed of people in the community from varied walks of endeavor. These per­ sons were Arthur Smalley. Rev Gerald Bates. Maebelle VanWeelden. Robert Wenger, Marc Squier. John Mulligan. Charles Williams, Lorraine Otto, Elton Lawrence, and Earl Vansickle. It has met eleven times in the investigate various avenues of action the school might pursue to insure training for employ­ ment bound youth in the area. This 1* the first of three brief ninunary to you, the people in this school district First of all. Uie group attempt­ ed to view the situation at hand in order to think ahead toward a future solution. We were information by Art Bai Carol Stramagllo and Ds Peterson concerning the pr local vocational program. learned from Mr. OrinneU at White Product* that there will be a decreasing demand for un­ skilled workers in all fields and from Marc Squier at Keeler Brasi that work altitude of the laborer I* a most important trjlt TEEN SPECTACULAR FARM LOANS 5X% Land Bank interest rate* remain at 814%. Get the money you need to build your farm business—get ft at thl* low rate. Repay­ ment terms up to 88 years. No prepaym penalty. Sea u* abou land Rank loan! Presented By The Christian Youth Council Central Auditorium Sat. May 28, 7:30 P. M Featuring the Grand Rapids Y.F.C. Staff Dick Hatfield, Director QUIZZES MUSIC Mala OHko This Ad is the Courtesy of: HASTINGS OFFICE 301 W So. Michigan Hostings Motor Solee Dutch Cappon Dr. W. A. Buehler Hastings Electric Patten Monument Co. V & S Hardware stop painting rusty, leaking, worn out gutters . . , call us for don't r>aint HASTINGS until you investigate HASTINGS ALUMINUM SIDING JUstlngs Ahanlnum Siding eliminates paint^Sg —stays lovely far the life of thehoute. FREE ESTIMATE a Can't nni! * Can t roti e Can t burn! e O Pur* W, bakadoo finish Is warranted CHEERFULLY ®-,VEM I againit trading, peeling. blistering or checking for a> Ml yean! * Cboic* of whit* or six lowly pastel colon! No cost or ob»oaNo JLZtoMr-Hh EQUIPMENT IUUID WHITT VINYL DtAMD WON’T kUHU. CHAM M Ktl — AN! TNI ALUMINUM WONT BUST ■ “FULL M0V1NI" SYSTEM — Thli odror.ced s«w hanging nslSod P*r»"i •>pori'ion and contraction ot th* gjtl*r wltkovt pulling >*<mu opart. Th* gvtisr "fioalt" in th* innollatlon hangars. U NO UBLY SIAMS -AM~o<d. unifeMy iplic* Mctirei ar* con-ptetalv •r-Unotad. All |oinli ar* Rated wl* Harting, aaallr and riratod for po.itlv* l•oiprocf Inilollolion. e Hastings Aluminum Siding keeps your-r»»r»Nr wr-nant*. bom. coder in ths summer, warmdrta C*" th* winter —and a hming down mikes N look like new agaiol mounted or may be free standing, and ore custom designed to fill any requirement. Roof panels, formed of extra heavy-duty aluminum, are coated with a rugged baked enamel finish. Anodized aluminum fascia features built-in rain gutter. See The Display of All Hastings Aluminum Products FINEST YOU CAN BUY! ret. rattie, warp or crack, fae’t fall out Bmutifully flniihsd I* grmn, redwood, wMta or black uti* Irtiih, ready fw you can do Ou job yoerwlf I* nlnutss, with only * scrawdrlvar. Nine slm—Mdoneof ttem litetlnyoeemd. Com. is today .nd pick Mt your »kxl ... on easy, inexpensive HASTINGS Aluminum Roll-Up Awning', te ImUII. Ym way to beautify your homo and keep it cool. . Kxcturtve baked-cn vinyl finish warranted 10 year* against chipping, cracking. Beautiful, lustrous colon in alnscrt unlimited combina­ tion*. White vinyl underside reflect* light without glare. Can be adjusted to any position from inside or out­ side. Nrvtr have to bo taken down—eliminate storage problems. Easy financing. Call ue lorfree estimate. No obligation. AU Of THESE PRODUCTS ARE AVAILABLE AT LUMBER CO. (W , 811 East Rellroed St. Hesttap Ph. WI 5-24U �Rev, Mrs. Gury Have Interesting Visit in Rome Tax Allocation Final Hearing Set for May 26 Retired School Teachers Name New Officers The Retired School Teachers -- ----------- -—m held their flrat year on Saturday The Barry Ciunty Tax ALtoca- meeting Point Restau­ rant with M members enjoying the luncheon and "trip" through Scotland with Mias Grace Edmission's preliminary order. In their first determination, MUs Edmonds visited friends in Scotland and England and mills, the schools 8 mills, the gave an Interesting review of her Barry Intermediate School Dis­ trip through Northern Scotland. trict .16 mills and township* up Pictures and souvenirs added to to .7'mills. Barry County asked for 7 72 Mrs Flossie Allerdlng was re­ for a 8769.183 budget. elected president with Mra. Millage required by schools to Gladys Slocum secretary and meet tentative budgets Included: Hastings, 16.18 mills for a 6652,753 decided to have four meetings budget. Delton. 15.16, 5239.857; this year and to strive for better Middleville. 13. 5216.140; Inter­ attendance. -<« -eia.016: Mayo. 10. The nest meeting will be Sat­ 8233474: Quimby. 108. 88478 17. urday, June 18. and Weeks. 11. 82.77288. Four townships could about meet their budgets with the Dennis Buwalda seven-tenths of a mill alloca­ To Receive Degree tion. Assyria asked 87 for 81800 Dennis Gale Buwalda of Port­ budget: Hope. .7 for 82.968: Rut­ land1. .73. for 83.000. and Orange­ land. Ind., will be graduated from Taylor University with an ville. 84. for 82.000. A.B. degree during the 120th The other townships asked for commencement rites of the col­ one mill, or slightly over. lege on May 22. These townships' budgets to be A philosophy major. Denny met by property texes were: plans to enter the Christian Baltimore. *2823: Barry. 84818: ministry. At the present time he Carlton. $3493; Castleton. $5,000: Is pasturing three E.U B. church­ Hastings. $3800; Irving. $2,400; es In the Portland. Ind , area. Johnstown. $4494; Maple Grove, Denny is the son of the Rev. $4,791; Prairieville, $6430; and Mrs. Herbert J. Buwalda. 514 Thomapplc. $0843: Woodland; E. Grand, minister of the Has­ $5,000. and Yankee Springs. tings E.U.B. Church. $6800. Taylor Is a Christian liberal arte college with .an enrollment Mrs Arthur Bassett, atio has at 1.017 students. been living in Lansing for some time, will arrive this weekend to be with her daughter, the Harold Violet Anderson will be spend­ ing Saturday at Hart. Bolos, for awhile. ______ HHS Class of 1966 J. Harbin. Judith I* Hartaril, ■ ~~ a .Cm tr.w- Thuredoy, May 26, 1966 Gury relumed home Wednesday. May 11 from « 18-day visit in Alrio, JoAnn Aldrich, Roma, Italy, with their son and ' E Hickey. Johnie R, Hicks, । Philip E. Higbee. Bonnie W. I Hoffman; David J. Gury. Plus a four-day Btm Allerdlng. Mark J. Aj6orna. Carolyn P. Bachalder. In addition to visiting the us­ O. Bachman. Karen a Oayte 8. Bartow. Mary ual tourist attractions, the Garys Janet K Bechtel. Jane K. 6**had the exceptional privilege of occupying, second row plush wtth. Valerie K. Bedubu, IL U* chairs at the weekly Papal Audl- L HMbHughe*. Kecsllng. Terry Dennis Keller. mated 10.000 people, many of them standing in every part of the vast building. This special Brill: Kellner, Sandra TC. Kennedy. T M Vlrw Tim Wlnff Julie Gurys through the Secretariat for Christian Unity ab the VaU- Brunt, Jerri* L. Bryans, Dawn P. The Pope spoke In five differ­ ent languages, and preached a sermon on The Nature of the Church. Ln which he called on all Christians who love the Church to study the meaning of day. in this cemetery that SL Peter was originally buried. Later, the the fourth century basilica, which was still later replaced by the present edifice. The excava­ tions reveal not only the various stages of construction. but also a street of beautiful first century pognn burial rooms, beyond which is now revealed the un­ doubted “red brick wall" that was Peters tomb, and directly over which the present dome was built The Hartzlers, Lakewood Pupils Going Abroad Two Lakewood students, and a teacher are planning to »pend the Summer month* In Europe. Mike Dlllenbeck and Diane Thompson are the Lakewood stu­ dents going overseas. Mike plans on going to Germany and Diane to Holland The Hastings Banner Laubaugh, Jonathan D. Law­ Burkey. Christina D. rence; Richard V. Campbell. . Cecil L. Leffci. Merlin R. LefCarlisle. Pamela Jo Carr. HUda fol, Pamela J. Levengtxxl. Smith Long. Dentoe K- MacKenzle. M. Cavanaugh; MacKensle. Unda M. McIlvaLn. Agnrs M. McPhariln. Michael E. Chase. Dawn M. Church, Marta. Gerald L Miller. Stephen leen M. Clarey. Carolyn J. D. Milter. Barbara J. Moore. Sharon Kay Cole, Connie Q. Stephanie J. Moore. Cynthia J. Colson. Lisle W. Conly. Stephan Moyer: David H. Mulder. Michael A. Joyce L. Cbunt, David W. Craw­ Murphy, charts* H. Myers, Philip ford; Rodney A. CroChora, John T. Jane E. Nevins, Julie A. Nevins. Cumbow, Gary W. Cuyler. Terre Maynard D Nicholson. Karin M. J. Dale, Douglas L. Demoni Jeon M. DeMott. Margarrt J. J Nystrom. Douglas D. OXaugblln, James L. Organ. Judith Organ, Charito R. Palone; kelbcnrer. Steven K Dunn. Sybil J. Dunn. Jiuno L. Ealhertott, Payne. Roger W. Pierce. Sally vid E. Quads. Judith Reed. Susan K. Pace. 'Richard Felteer, Michael N. Flemming. Roaemary Cheryl K. Roush. Kenneth R. Russell. Edward C. Sanborn. fer. Stephen Schondrimayer; Robert E. Goble. Kathleen J. Douglas J. Scobey. John A. Gaskill. Bruce E. Gerber: . UIUUUU rt. —. Richard A. kiru.uutu, Gerlinger. Robert Shafer. Bettie Sheilenbarger, H. Gibeon. Thomas Gibson, Mar- Brian J. Shumway. Barbara J. Ion P. Gorham. Karen E. OreeQ, I Bttaon, Donald E. Sloan. Robert Larry D. Greenfield. TVrry .XjO. Slocum. Thomas C. Smelker, Greenfield. Linda K GreenloM, | Bteven L. Spoon. Janice L. Springer, Dottle R. Btemm. PaGuenther. Gregory J. Guggemoo, trteta L. Stamm. Judith William D. Haan. Kay H. Hal­ bert. Carole D. Hall. Christina D. Hall. Christopher D. Hall; . Streby, Busan E. Bteeby. Rebecca Michael L HalUfax. Richard R.' Marylou Sturt. Carole J. Sweet. Gilbert Tate. David E. Tebo. H Marlene Ttrite, Phyllis M. Lakewood Prom Delton Teacher Selected for ‘Huge Success’ WMV Institute The * 1966 Lakewood JuniorThe NDEA English Institute at de Trevi Plaza (Lakewood gym) Western Michigan Untvenlty an­ nounces the selection of Mra. The thane. 'Three Coins tn . English at Delton High School, a Fountain was P1*^ UP bI M a participant In the Institute means of many beautiful decora-I whkh W1U conducled thia Uona. including a large fountain gummer on the Kalamazoo cam' । Pus-1 Manorial Home. Grund Rapids. floor. _______ in _ „ w __ _____ I The Institute offers courses Couplee entered through a ' ungumjc, and composition and ' anti Helen Shire bom In Ionia vine-covered trellis at the north- professional guidance in the i county Nov. 17. 1BT7. She went east w. entrance. Aluminum ---foil IIIUKIII* nlaking MJIU »ntj CVMIUM evaluation ot------currl-1 Grand Rapids seven years ago. — — —------------------- ---stars and pink and blue clouds . culum materials made of angel hah were sue- , A granl from U8 oniM tral Methodist Church. pended from the celling. There Qf Educallon supports this effort were many tree* and shrubs dis- . profe„10nal and eduea- ▼Irion. tributed about and In one cor- [1(jnal lL^dards. ner was a pat h-Uned garden. I Those who participate will in­ complete with artificial grass. troduce new methods and ma­ Mrs. Harwood Diet/ terials In their schools when the Kiris were floor-length with they return In the Fall. The se­ time resident of R2 VermontvlBe, lection is a recognition of pro­ fessional capability and promise. al 11 am. this Wednesday at Scheldt »ore a full-length emSt. Cyril Catholic Church at plre-walsted white crepe dress ■ Nashville. Burial was in Wood­ with scooped neck and back and Marathon Names land Cemetery. Vermontville. blue flowered top. Marilyn Mor- ; _ . . .. rison's was full-length white eye- KCglOnol Manager let, lace which gave an empire Marathon OH Company has effect. [announced the appointment of Phyllis Montague's gown was a John W. Jones a* manager of full-length emerald green satin | Ils Grand Rapids District which with abort sleeves, a bcll-shap- ■ includes Barn' and 24 other west ed skirt in two tayera and a Michigan counties. ' He renlaees Fred B. Knapp which extended to the floor -u-e s-muw wm.--------- ... . manure for ‘be firm'. Chlrags floor-length dress with a yel-1 Ke«f°nlow top and a white bdl-shap-1 Jones. 35. a Marathon em­ ed skirt printed with orange and pluycc ^nc<; R™d,ua‘lon , ,r0*n reiirlw ।Miami University in Oxford. r .. Ohio, tn 1954. has been serving Most boys ware white dinner' „ B KrIlrni| ot MaraJacketa although «xno preferred thon's Michigan region office In tuxedo* or plain dark suits. | Detroit. Married and the father -a-----------I of two children, he will be headMr. and Mra. Michael Whitney' quartered in Grand Rapids, Phone Vermontville were dinner ruests of Mrs. Lav- I * Pur Banner i.lasshled Ads 259-7298 Call WI 6-3181. Stan Trumble, CLU New York Life When You VOTE for RICHARD M. BAUER Funeral Services i, Eugene C. Tobias: For Don Smelker TuUck. Patricia L. Ulrich. David R VanDenburg, Evelyn B. venHeld Tuesday Reta. Sue Elim Wachter. Shirley years of teaching and the practice of law in countries romrllme around June 15, probably Holland or Funeral services for Donald 'J. ] 7 Welcher. Kenneth J. WelGermany. Smclkcr. 68. 11B N. Washington.' The couple will be .rponsored by wno aieu ai z:iu pjn. aasuraay ■ • Susan _7—, J. Wellfare: ---------- __ . . „ Mart* J- Wellman. David H. the Youth for Understanding at Pennock Hospital were held' 5*.' • .. . IVIkYrr Wilcox. Robert Robert J J. Wtlenx. WUoox. Nell Neil Wilder. Timothy M. Tills program U supported partly 4rd-Osgood Funeral Home. AYwsArt Tig^M 01 jpnUMIl BULL. Past Lake-0 Resident Diet EATON AND BARRY COUNTIES. Circuit Judge-5th Judicial Circuit 13 Richard M. Bauer Eclated and burial wax in River U.S government-State Depart­ ment. A Day of Remembrance make Ixxno cnJbi In the oountrteo visited, talk to any student coming to America during' 1966 For most of us, there ore people and Mary (Relgler) Smelker. He who have been important in our Then after making a home call moved to Hastings in they are required to write and Mr. Smclkcr work« Pere Marquette for sei------ , and hod been employed by the Hastings Motor Salts. tween 70-100 home calls In the He Bummer. Tlvn repgrte include tlw ad- lives but who are no longer with us On this Memorial Day. let us pause to remember them with an affection that lives on. LEOnnRD-OSGOOD ^luienalJ^ofno CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD home to the student. He married Mixa Helena Mc­ Tho basic philosophy of the Donald of Hastings on Nov. 8. program is to see tho particular 1920. famUy visited, develop World un­ survived by a brother. Russell of derstanding through family llvEldon (Maurine) Chase and Mra. stands Ma people we can come Paul (Katie) Foreman. both of Hastings. Phone 945-2471 Mr. and Mrs Lyle Hammond old Hammond, ot South Haven Name Carol Rose To Honorary for Soph Women Carol A. Roue, daughter Mra. Ruascil Alnslee, on Sunday. and Mra. Kenneth P. Rare. 1204 Jefferaon. baa been elected a member of Tbwer Guard, Michi­ gan State University's honorary Gensrol Electric Quality - but Easy on the Judgeti HIGH SPEED DRYER Automatic Dry Control means no harsh overdrying, no damp underdrying. High Air Flow fluffs clothea to sweet­ smelling ooflneas regard les* how gloomy tho weather. • Up to 14-Poand Clothea Capacity ■ Variable Time Dry Control • Three Heat Selection • Synthetic DeWrinkler • Fluff Cyclo • Safety Start Switch e Magnetic Door Latch • Con­ venient Metal Lint Trap • Interior Drum Light • Porcelain Enamel SECURITY U CHARGE MlMBtfi MEMBER SERVICE IT'S A GOOD SIGN! DiIb is the sign displayed by each progretiive merchant who oHen you anyway you look at It! ped aft the traditional May Morning Sing on the MSU carn­ men and faculty members were present for the tapping Miss Rose is a 1965 graduate of Haatlngs High School. 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MoMoy Him Saturday Sational CORNIR OF STATI AND JEFFERSON (Hastings DOWNTOWN and Security National Bonk of Batfl* Crook �I Gull Lake Bible Sessions Open 'Next Weekend Saturday Night In Auditorium 6:U pm Junior service. Da­ vid and Ronda Munn, in charge. Teen and young adults. Gareth 9:45 »m Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship 7 pm Evening worship. vices M the Tabernacle are to be held al 10:30 am, 8 pm and 7 pm under the dfcwoUoo cd How- Bev. Prank Crabb. Bible teacher A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am Worship, II am Sunday evening service, 7:30. Wed. owning service. 7;M $ Announce Sunday Church Topic 3 pm Senior High Youth Fdlowatup will. n»* at tho church to go to ths Frost cottage. 6 pm. Junior High Fouth Fellowanip la invited to Join the Mochoaist group at Tyocn Park yrwwhip 11 a m Tuesday prayer, 7:80 pm. Bunday. "Faith fur Today," on TV. WOOD, Channel 8. 8:30 am Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 9 am to noon Any ottw times by appointment. Bunday He twin'** a-an ■ tn Ttw» Bunday school, Leon West, Bupt. Classes for all Worship, 10 am Sunday school. 11:15 am Evening worship, 7:30 pm 7 pm Jr-Hi MYF. Saturday, Kotnonla ptryile. Al­ gonquin Lake. ■lands on furlough. Bailed D»Cou. Grand Rapids recording ar­ tist and arranger, win be orgenial. The Kalamaaoo Youth for ChrUl led by director Dan Barry Sales Tax LAKEWOOD B. U. B. CHUBCH R«v. Carl SUvcrnaU, Pastor Mornlng worship, 10 am County returns totaled 864,726.45 on February sales. That includ­ ary Conference Is located 1 ed 86,748 for building material. way between Battle Creek Kslsmssno, two miles norf 831,131 for food, 828,376 for au­ 84-88. near the Kellogg B tomotive, 81,783 tor apparel. 82,941 for furniture, 80,377 for miscellaneous retail and 80,756 6: 30 Kirk HouseCbttr practice. 7: 30 Chanoei Choir practice. Saturday—7 Couples Club va­ cation planning party In MO­ Floyd Walter, Bupt. Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. ASTINGS and con. Provision for showing Bunday school 10 am Wor­ film clips ar slides will be avail­ ship ssrrtoa, 11 am Berman: able. Host ooupka are Mr. and “How to be Spirit- Filled." Mra. Douglas DeCamp and Mr. Senior choir. Wed, 8 pm. Bethel Bible Study, Thursday, Rav. Don M. Gury, Rector 9 a m Holy ■ QamnuinWm 11 * m Hqiy Communion and sermon by the Rector. Nursery Seating Wednesday, June 1, Emmanuel Guild meets al nocri for pot­ luck at the I randsen cottage al Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal it«r Still-Born Bunday school 10 am Loyd Marta. . Warship, 11 am , 11 am Sabbath worship. Bunday EvangrtliUc service, 7 pm. Youth Service. 7:30 pm Evening serrli 7:80 pm. 7:30 pm Wed-, Bible' and prayer. I ihsaibadbyJeaw^eAteiaid, 1 am the light of the world ... the way, the truth, and the life." The whole purpose ol Christian Science is to help men discover Ato light of the Christ in their own Pe®Ph lrB tr,n1' famed and healed. Hear this pubtt'ltature called "Christian Sd- DELTON SEVENTH-DAY ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Bev. Rr. Jcwsph C. Dunphy Raw. David Hawley, Aariotant Bunday Maas, 8, 10. 11:30 am. \ Confessions, 4 to 5, and 8 to 9, SThe Enlightened Way" by bD£ E. VELGUTH, C.S., a k of the Board of LecturemjThe First Church of Christ, SSenW. In Boston, Man. Morning warship, 10 am Sunday school 11 am Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm Christian Endeavor, 7 pm at Bunday. "Pallh for Today." on Mr. and Mra. Lynden Johncocks, TV. WOOD, Channel 8. 8:30 am Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, asa Ann, still-born daughter of Loren and Rosemary Palch at 162 8. Michigan Avenue, were to 6 am Man's Prayer Band. 0 am. Women’s Prayer Band. 7: 30 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible study. 8: 30 pm Board meeting. Saturday, 6:30 pm Oriental banquet and party far high school and coBege age people. Nursery for all services. PLUMBING SUPPLIES watix sorrtNiiu WATER HEA' HOT WATER RASEIOAID HEATING Coll WI 5-5769 WI 5-3792 took who's behind the wheel of a Chevrolet Impala Rev. B. R. Davis, Pastor Just off M-66, North on M-50 in Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 9:45 am Warship, 11 am NOTICE TO BIDDERS 9:50 am Sunday school. 11 am Worship service. 7:30 pm Evening service. 7:30 pm Wed, prayer service. Darrell Starbard, president. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 For Information. wrtte Wayne pm Betty Ovenshire, director. • Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday. 7 30 pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mota Read Cow.iwitR.on at their office at 1845 W. Gun Lake Read (P.O. lot 158) Hastings, Michigan until 4:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Monday, June 6, 1966 ft furnishing the following: Morning worship, 11 am Evening service. 7:30 pm Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ nesday evening, 7:30 pm. 11 am learning worship. 6: 30 pm. Youth service. 7: 30 pm Evening worship. 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer. 11 a_m. Mottling worship. Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. prayer. Thursday. 7 pm Pioneer Giris and Boys ... BOARD Of COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS Of IARRY COUNTY NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Oor. of Bimon and Buehler Rd. 4 mJ. W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Sunday school. I am Morning worship, 11 am Youth People* asrvicr. 7 pm CARLTON 8EVEMTK-DAY ADVENTIST CHUBCH Elder Gerald N. Stack SaMath school 9:30 am Saturday worship. 10:46 am Prayer meet Tuesday. 7:30. 10 am. Bunday school 11 am Morning worship. 6:30 pm. Young Peoples. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, Inc 1435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. WI 5-2425 �I Middleville from Florida. she would iUu to| By Mra. F. H. Antique Car Tour to Travel Through Barry Lake Odessa Dunham The Motherthe South Ry Ruth Pettrman WOODLand Tour Lakmide Barracks and J®**"*" City at approximately 4: JO pm. Auxiliary met MoWtey at the M<y Shir—wrwwt TimUv ta .-*-1 ♦ Mr and day on June 11. and Mra. Mamie The 12th annual WOODland I Holiday Inn. " ■ Rev. Rhoades and family from Clarksville' L*1”1- 543 Nicholson street. Ionia I Antique Auto Tour for IBM U Bryan. Ohio and the Prank knnounoe Ow %Lru/of• Y - daugb-।'her birthday June 11. * * * M rr *•' a I »cheduled scheduled for for June June 11 11. The The tour tour I always Holliday family from Blrming- to Ju Lmn wrigWri 7 Um. Luc“ U pu«nm U1 X**™? Grand Rapid. I 0 entertainment • '* will Journey fi Mid 13■, o£ al BL Mary-! hX Orand and ladle, to Kalamazoo, and return Clewmon t and Mra. William Swift Churches. which hare £ 3iT^u“Si 5£,- TVs- Ford Rhoades family from Ohio Circuit. Saturday, Maj 14. the •------- *• — lames King South Maple Grove Farm Bureau Enid Hoillgroup met at tbe town hall for day came Thursday, May a w the Walsh-Bliss Funeral Home dinner, followed by the usual attend the Mother -- Daughter banquet, her son. and husband came Friday evening all return. ___ .. . have moved to Hidings Sunday evening Mra. usderi Halford and hi* gnmdpar- Ing belle Zrtnke of Vermontville atThe annual exchange of offltended the banquet and waa the Arisona. * Sunday evening, May shared the May 6 birthday of Mra. Zemke and Mra UiUe the film of Vietnam. ♦ Bunday, Cheeaeman. Mrs Cheeseman waa nunorro uw banquet uonquci ■« honored as at the aa mothbanquet brid May 38th. Dr Morer of the year and was pretented lege, la the speaker. Graduate charge and gave a very nice talk with a lovely corsage and album which was signed by many preeClass of 1916 la celebrating their 0.5 she pUu-cd the four clover ent. eepedally by former 4H girls 60th anniversary. A fire ol unknown origin caus- । ed considerable smoke damage at with Mrs. Dolph Wrtnkler at leader. th? William Vaughn home on Bowens Mills. Many enjoyed tho M-37 Saturday evening. May 14. book report. The Trapp Family * Much excitement and rtjote. Ing when Karen Pender’s quarter Schad. The following officers ' horse mare foaled a fUly Satur­ day evening, May 14. Sunday dent, Mrs. Clifford DAvia; vice prcaident, Mra. Clara Gill; sec­ , Koben and children of Way- retary. Mra Hurley Murdock, 1 land. Mra. Eleanor Gurkos and I daughter, Ruth, and Rose Ba- teson. and flower committee, । ronl of Grand Rapid.! and Randy Mrs. William Crldler. Next mcetMcDlannld ot Caledonia and Peg Neber. * Mr. and Mra George home of Mrs. Paul Newman al Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ohio. Jack­ | Allison M East Liverpool. son attended the funeral Mrs. eluding meeting until September I and Mr. and Mrs Adam of 8chara । Charles Haskin-, at the Marshall when they go as a group to Gull | Funeral Home in Plainwell. * Harbor Inn. * The Rending Club Mrs. Glen Holtz and daughters ot Middleville held progressive !family spent the May 14th south. weekend enjoyed a trip * withand herMrs mother. Mra Wright Byron Mn James Hide's of Singing Mr. Marshall Thomas. In Coldwater Mr. of Flint adopted a Huiewhile son and Holtz business Elk­ namedwas himonMark. Mrs. LnWright hart. Ind.former Nancy Tabor, a dinavlan desserts at the home of was Thethe Prairie Literary Club met fonner resident of Middleville. the president. Mrs. Melvtn Noah. Mra Roy Johnson accompani­ ed her daughter. Mra. Robert Kenyon, to m "Sound of Music” at the Midtown Theatre In Grand Rapida. * Rev. Harold ed with village president Marc Squier. W Reservation cards have UT US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO Bl FIXED t*|M racordarg, Fon. CENTRAL RADIO A TV Wl S.B1B7 & WI 9-9t92 221 N. Jeffaraee at MM We CIom at Noon on Saturday! :Orand °*d Mrs. EdMh Dunkriberger and her sister. Mrs. Neva Cordray, altended the InitlaUon of Linda Dunkelberger and Bue Cordray ..... —. c_ uno ur nauonai non or ovCiety at Hastings High School. * Mrs Fem Ball and daughter, Daughter banquet at, Banfield Church. * Mr. and Mrs Clarenee Sptdei and sou from Nashville. the Tom Hunt family from Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Richard Pvrrj- from Midland and Mr. and Mrs Keith Mall were Mother s Day guests of Mr. and Mra. BUI ^Sh^r^i^RuLh Gte ‘ t^t? # The°Ho’ '«*• tort carpenters are at trxur ----i>iv„ r,.“““SJ?"., “^5^ ’U an H“«lhlte stay. view ana lar puouc ia mj'iku to a complimentary breakfast at that time. The tour begins at 8:20 aro. driving through Cutlerville. Dutton snd stopping at Caledonia e__i,_ for a half hour coffee break DCCKS Nomination Casper Uldrlks. who served as II At approximately li am. the ____ , Join M-37 .. __ u Mid...j superviror of of Bedford Bedford Township Township tour will through supervisor for 32 years and tiie father of dleville. Yankee Springs RecreaWilbur Uldrlks. is a candidate non area route.' Prairieville. for the Bedford township au- Richland and to Gul) Harbor thorized teat on the nlne-mem- 1 restaurant for lunch. »> I At Gull Harbor festivities will be held for costume judging and sion to be elected Aug. 2. SHOP A&P m a few days recently. Mr. and Mrs Walter Wellman Fryer Legs or Breasts f How to take Mr. and Mra. Walter Wellman. W employed tn the adwrtttlng department al White Products * Mrs. Clare Williams attended a bridal shower for Mlm Bonnie Raymond at the home of Mra. Ted Wleringa Tuesday. May 10. * Many attended the Wedding of Miss Bonnie RaymouA ' “ of Mr. and Mrs. Lester 1 of Pleasant Hills, to Wu- younelf off the ipot have adequate home-owners liability insur- Charles Williams Saturday eve­ ning at the Methodist Church in Hastings. John Robertson motored to Florida. * Harold Nichols, son of Mr. and 1*1 Phillip Nichols. Is to be In Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapida Indefinitely and Mkhlgse floor. * Vietnam. He saw much active duty and loot hls buddy two days division at Ea^ TanMng, Robert H Oolm ot Warm hga been transferred to the Wayland post. ------------ •-----------USE BANNER WANT ADS! the store that cares about you! HAMS oy Wbol. or Holt No Center Slicej Removed All Skin Removed Fully Cooked ... choice Not Juit Smoked 59 "SUFER-RIGHT" 2 TO 3 LB. SIZES Spare Ribs BONELESS, FULLY COOKED m| » 8-lb. Sin ■*■** Conned Homs 629 6-LB. SIZE "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF SUPER-RIGHT' SKINNED Rib Roast Smoked Hams 79s|89s 4tk & 5 th Ribs COLEMAN Dct«CtlV« SpletZ«r . — ID . ji rrOmOted Detective Robert P. BpieUer of Wayland baa been promoted to detective sergeant and tranaf«red to the Intelligence and senf the IK* detective Marti** curity Metlon of Semi-Boneless, Fully Cooked With Kiln Attached their master’s degree at Central Univwzlty thia Bummer. They have accepted positions in the Special Education school system , o-r .ui Super-Right" Quality I mortal Home May 12. * Mra. Addle Pierce of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Slawson of Delton “ junLu- ------• ------------- - -------- rJ Mlu Anita Warner of Chi-I The tour wiU auemble Batur-1 * eago. I1U spent live May 14th day. June 11. at 7 am. at Staal evenl *■, ^uriue. enu. the Henry Belands * Mra ‘”7 ---------------..... , -■ j weekend with her parent., the Buick. 28th Street. Grand Rap- , First 3 Ribs Shank Half I1’ 79* Smoked Hams Sliced Bacon BuN Portion 49s|59j DEE-LI5H BRAND 33* Hamburger Dills Tarkey Roll! cmoww nuoa aux.o Jwkey Rolls □ 69* Hcdbut Steak. SAVffc A D6ZIN1 YUKON CLUB ASSORTED NETWT. 12-OZ. CAN Beverages TREESWEET BRAND Frozen Lemonade "wIO* A*F HAND— HARDWOOD Charcoal Briquets 49*° 20-LI. ,AG Q Ac SPECIAL COFFEE SALE! SAVE 20< W Eight O'Clock Half and Half CARTON Wve just had our test sales month in 40 years Somebody somewhere must be buying a lot of Pontiacs See yogr gethorized Pontiac dealer 39* 3 -179 Drink HOT HOUSE TOMATOES “ 39* Pretzels Barbecue Sauce Tomato Ketchup SULVAMA LAte. O. SMALL. 10 Com......... 6 Potatoes Fresh MN.D RAVOIID Green Onions Z BUM He’s trylog to make May even better than April 1 Roehm Meter Satai Inc.. 107 N. Michigan, Hasting! . it-IE * 89* 49* 29* 29* Stuffed Olives lurisios. WHITS. MIKi Paper Hates Paoer Nankins Wonderfoil 4 iS 99* 29* 33* 18* 59* 69* 25* 69* Sandwich ar Frankfurter Sliced Roll* 12^29* 5V, .Potato Chips. Chocolate Covarad Cheerio Ice Cream Bars 12 * 49* Ice Cream 64 Whit* GZ. 49 Soil �ffl Attend Especially MSU Club Week "XL? For The TO»u» * u» <"“‘r * "* Farmers fStm-ting ot the McCallum Church Women* Mlsstonary Bo- whom are chosen from l**l year* Barty Farm Calendar... KXMpy Um youne people •ver Mtabfcwn for tour from *M ewr MkMlp*. a*M In addition to the studies of human relations, communica­ tions and world understanding. ly completed duty tn Japan and Mra. David Huv* of'Greenville. Inciuoe: Leslie Medvta. Connie bunuck. Funaat baker, Mika bmitn. Jim Kauth, Irene Auden, Nancy Holly. Bue Tompkins, Oaasie Klerecy, Linda Biuyter, Lois Kunungton, Deoorsh Wmte, buiy Shepard and Ooroon Oaks. Early Warning Saved Pig Crop In Guernsey Club A.T, U>MM jusau «r Ml— were Clara Pufpeff, David W. Shilton. NaahvUle. Ethriyn Bubo** ot Hastings, May 12. * Mra. Glenna Weber Manbenhlp In The American entertained family and friend* Guernsey Cattle Club. COVERS ANY COKW IN ONI COAT! | Aitoft 4H'*ra Receive Flogs day evening. May 19, al Aitoft They enjoyed a ball game, fot- of Bunfield ware Sunday. May 36 program wb to Landscaping. Ma tho Htrk out of yord ton... loon put tho FUN! h BpImw Husky offers a cotnblete system for yoar veralty spsdallsto and commer­ mounted on standard* with ap­ cial food dealers caught tho propriate pledge* inscribed. 11m manorta a* to important problem early enough to avoid Aitoft Chib won these at the in the State'* history. the many and Mra JO—ph Neills of Grand 4H Carnival Bummer enrollment* were completed, including several the Sunshine Hospital in c trami Spring , riques to help. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE CITY-SANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. SINCLAIR SERWCfi M-37 MUSInllh MkMsw> SWIFTY Ashley VanDoreu of Quincy. * Members are planning a ball do game next month with a visiting poUwok Unga waa a Tlaiiadsj visitor at tar potluck dinner with Mra 4H Club. B1U VanDcuburg will fanner* with the be in charge of arrangements Youth and the chaplain for the game. Vickie Keller Is refreshment* chairman, with PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS BENDER! local residents. * MBU twine sporlallsta say mala and avoided difficulties. •Hwnr macron >*ooei* the ChtMlaa End—vor Rally. Tiw trio erm* 1st* nf Mias Melva Peaks. Mis. VWM P—to and Mrs. nisabeth Robiyer. * Mr. originally call Betty dtedel at M0-64J7. ; The RxaouUro Committee iW parted that tho hall waa used court*, baseball nelos and outer •port* and recreation faclUUe*. BOIJENS By Mrs. Stephan Osfomi II Mtoa YoSsHnsm 6U-MW and equipment. drive s will be divided >, and sub-dlvld- HUSKY TRACTORS Cloverdale - Hope City. Troop H wm cmM Um ONI COAT LATIX 42 Enroll in Pleosontview 4H Summer Projects svMufl® I s-ycWB&s&rasa Ray Roush of Battle Creek were Robert Humphrey and family, Mr. and Mr*. Keith Buehler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nolan Hudson and family of Big Buehler and family, h Mr. and Organisational meeting of the Mr*. Keith Buehler and family Rapida spent from Friday until Pleasan tview 4H Club was held Mra Austin Schanta called Bunday Monday. May 16. at the Pleasant- _ _0-c-*5“- s ICr.Ska-——S S T ■— ' «8 *6 ”. wgal Officers elected were: Presi­ VanSyokte at Dowtin*. dent. Lorraine Wright; vice presi­ dent, Janet Mudge; secretary. and family of Algonquin . Take Bellevue. Marian Pletcher, and treasurer. Kathy Bradley. Mr. and Mra. Vera HawbUt* and Mrs. Theodore Stockham is the family and Paul Bell and family general leader. There are tp members enrolled in-summer Mr*'Erwta Bruce of BaUle Creek to vlidt A. R. Sherk from Bun City HASTINGS PAINT and WALLPAPER Non* Gu. Lok, Col.-Op 0>« 5:00 aaa. - 10 p.aa. daughters vibted Mr. and Mra from Grand Rapida. Mr. 8herk 1* an unde of Mra. Bruce and Mra. Tnd , Sunday. * Donna Wallunas Hawblit* and had come by plane SV 5-7451 W»ab»bfcoTWnl*U.U^lfrw...MfcrMiw»a» »c«wihh to dJdrin. Wirrt ovnv dry or d—V Hand* and toula cUn UD allh *MD WI 5-2981 107 E. State St. Get a Fury Big, bold, fast-moving •* Plymouth \ beauty on a ■ 119-inch i , . wheelbase. Get a deal Your kind of deal. Topniollar trade for your car. Low down payments, ^nd the easiest kind of terms possible all to keep your Plymouth Dealer's success moving. What’s New? What’* new? Mu f», We just can't let "well 1, We ere coMtantly seeking of doing things. Increased Producing electric power wfth Bodear energy is another important area of nsMich and develop­ ment, Twelve tone of uranium can operate our Big Rock Point nuclear plant for two years. Produc­ ing the equivalent amount of steam with coal would require 600,000 tone. • Whether it’s nuclear power or electronic com­ puters, Consumer* Power keeps learning "whst’s Daw” and utilmag that which will assure tho highest standard of service at the lowest possible constimeis Power Get a dealer ...who cares enough to give you good, courteous service, factory-trained mechanics, parts availability and excellent financing. Get to him today! AUTHORIZED DEALERS CHRYSLER *ktor8 CORP0«AI10* . Msw-uraua—eMpto**—* DEWEY'S CAR PALACE .2 Xi-43 at Sprag»« IU. < Dalton . 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Advanced All 64c WITH UVU MOS COUPON SALAD DRESSING Rinso Blue p‘= •*59• WITH UVE» MOS COUPON Borden't FRUIT DRINKS Kroger Froxon Me* IEVERAGES 4»ix i»i. 45c » 9*> 29c < LEMONADE 10 i a <*. — ’1 Snack Cracker f I SALAD DRESSING guart 39c BUY 4 or 5 for $1 & GET 1 MORE FOR 1c Krager Fram Cat Grtei Beaaa, Caaliftower, Irocofl S*un, lily Lien, Fardbwk Limi, Mixtd Vegetal let 10-ox wt pkgi. FriMk IrMR Bum 9-oa wt pkg, • TitiretUi 12-ox wt pkg. ug ,1,37c BUY 44ar »1—GET 1 for 1c Krager Fraita Cara, Fan & Carrots, Luf SpiRMft, Broccoli Cota, IO ox. wt pkgi Geno'i Cheeio BUY 5 for H—GET 1 for 1c California Rad-Ripe FLORIDA TENDER KROGER Strawberries GELATINS Greet OiIhi, Railsbex CecteKereerFewen ‘**l“ SPINACH ' Fjfffll U KROGER PEATMOSS 50^ 59c 10c PEATMOSS 100* * 99c LARGE FLORIDA^XJ X. • . RED RIPE WHOLE WHOLE WHEAT or Wheat Bread m Sweet Corn 5e,r‘<>TFc KROGER FROZEN C*o»p«l '-x KROGER FROZEN VEGETARLES Pizza MixUKusflz. wi.pl, 69c zips CAL EOF 6M I l<aal I wrth a IS or "ore pu-chaM 1 (eectuding bear, wino or tobouoi L Redeem ol Kronor thru Soiurdoy. May 31. >»64. ' CENT SALE 1 I L.UX LIQUID with ~*79« WINGS or DRUMSTICKS 39c GAME HENS GENTLE KROGH _ _ 89c SEMI-BONELESS HAM "■ 89c KRAFT'S ~ MIRACU WHIP Country Club Boston Rolled Boneless Haa Reast 1IK* pl, >1 «. pi, 39c BEEF STEAKS LUNCH MEATS Paichka’r ’*. ■ 1 , Peschko's Kami City Steaks >1.39 Miacv> » pi, 59c SKINLESS FRANKS **• 65c FRANKS iiiaoeice Steak t>>1.99 '.-"■■gS'fiCi Herrudi Rag. or Extra Mild Country Club Tenderay *M.O9 STAMPS! Watermelo KROGER FROZEN EACH ' LEMONADE 10 $l Country Club LUNCH MEAT -49c QUARTERS RoB ol 650 1-ply iheeti Northern loavet Bathroom Tie sue 4«* 29c Country Club CHEESE SPREAD 2*p1,59c HALVES Country Club -2H fl. ox. FDDGEE BARS pi.-«--55« 50 STAMPS BAYM ASPIRIN ladaam at Krosar Oro Saturday, Moy 38. IM< 50 STAMPS JOHNSONS ,Am»trongWi SPOTLIGHT cw, enM, I INSTANT COFHC I SHOE POLISH Redeem.at Kreger Nmv __ Saturday. May M, 1964 £■ * Redeem M Keegar Hmu sawder. May M. PM4 MM �Ukjxui io hospital a cowie of Ont of the Attic Yankee Springs Church Bunday. The CboraMlrea Rapids School « ly and wp throwing straw up against the boys picked Lacey in front of the building. cal) wi 5-M8I. putting him whisper, and putting hla lips, beard him ta; mother,” then Dotea are: Preedit, wi Hugh Jones; laat mzweagw I p bowie-knife, and mount and surround the place, keeping so many paces back un­ Bainbridge and Herold went to elded upon. But we kept craw- bowle-knlfe. urer, Mra. Tod Tack; secretary of campus ministry, Mra. William next day Herold came to Bowling Seymour: secretary of Christian Social Reisfirms, Mra. Sherman given the opportunity to surren­ der, and Herold accepted. Booth right of THE CAPTURE OF JOHN wanted to fight us single-handWILKES BOOTH watched him. Hla ware then Ing what kind of tricks they open and looked aa natural-as Emory Paraday With An Xntro- might try to play, and I tiad a good cartridge In my carbine for In telling of the killing of Sergeant Wendell and I were anyone who attempted to do Booth, Sergeant Boston Corbett mischief. In a few minutes one per,trei at the left-hand comer The Captain had intended that of the born when facing the mony at the Harold trial. ■e should slip up and surround that young Garrea brought, two They're in -----that-------barn----------yonder." wx BUI/VOO ikmiv u*. vub wuj ----- * -- — front M> loudly I be exclaimed, pointing the way ask, would motion with hla lips. sing what was up. yelled out: Hls requests were granted. He 1 could barely ace the building Ing In that corner. X might pop the last. Booth died about 5:80 the cracks of the boards a little On June 13th LARRY (Lawrence) liter WIELAND Hostings Board of Education 20 Yeors Hostings Resident Public Accountant School-Aged Children r. Millington, as hls share got there I saw him make a movement toward the door. I supposed be waa going to fight Booth and Herald. hls way out One of the men who waa watching him told me such an Important part in the < that be aimed hla carbine at capture of Booth and Herold. I me. Ho was taking alm with the the Oonfedcrate officer's teed- carbine, " *----- ” I — '* but '*■ at ~ whom could not say. My mind waa upon bun attentively to nee that bo did no harm, and when I became posture on the floor. I clapped could not dra SCHOOLS . . . VOTE! Carpet your patio? Royal Donovan of Bellevue. * Mr. and Mra Vern Welcher will give a birthday supper for their grand­ son, Merle, Tuesday night Guests will be Mr. and Mra Merle Wel- line County, Virginia, os com­ -------------------------- 1ft to CnroUflb County, Virginia, in company with Lieutenant Ruggles and a a young man named Bainbridge. hannock. X saw a wagon-down mand he belonged to, and he re"Herold told us their name drink, but wo declined We then very abort time, Herold touched g»s ISM rarest row rte room, or mtemn. or M01 ■■k OZITE Town Times Co root mads ol voctra'ttor I $549 He added that be would like ' "I cannot go with any mon that X don't know anything outdoor* On porches and patios. So attractive it's used Indoors for living rooms, bedrooms... even bathrooms and kitchens. Town 'N' Terrace Is made with new Vectra polypropylene olagn fiber.-a fiber that ts Impervious to moisture . . . fade resistant., . practically stain. Spills and splashes whisk away, usually with door-indoor Carpet comas in 15 beautiful decorator colors In widths LIFE Ozite Town 'N' Terrace Carpet made with his horse. I called to him and Herold Introduced himself to us Fhowe WI 5-5111 YOU CANT GO WRONG with a lump sum invest­ ment ot Hastings Savings and Loan. Your principal is insured to $10,000. Each family member can have a $10,000 insured account in his name and sepa­ rately insured joint accounts. In this way a family of three can have $70,000 in insured savings. Be safe — invest your savings OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS at Hastings Savings % ON ALL % SAVINGS By Mri. Albert Green Albert Green attended the funeral of Leander Lapham at Nashville Monday. He was buried in the family lot In Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Grove. * Archie Burd and Albert Green called on Ray Burd In Nashville Sunday. ------ —and - *— Gordon — Green two--friends of Battle Creek stopped at Albert Graen'a Sunday ano had coffee with hls folks. He waa on hla way shoot him. I took steady alm on 1 em Michigan. Gordon entered a the Ninth Virginia Cavalry. "We belong to Mosby’s com­ Hosting. Mr. and Mra. Harvey GilUsple visited their daughter and family, Mr/ and Mrs. John Willison of Manhall. Bunday. On their way Hubbard Hills down. Tho Sergeant and I broke Gitte Town 'N* Terrace Carpet withstands heavy family traffic, the FUN/ chairman of local church activities. him, but kept my eyeo on him steadily. "Finding tho fire gaining on I, HASTINGS KIWANIS CLUB SHOW YOUR INTEREST IN YOUR wrong as Hie pessimist; but HE HAS A LOT MORE program material. Mra. Orlle Van Byckle; secretary ot spiritual life. ly said to Mr. Conger, though Welcher, Jean and Gary. asked the Captain if he couldn't day. Mrs. Winnie Dunn and Leia be excused from carrying any fleer, that the position in which IMI W ■■ IflMIHMRI, , ------------- ----- ---------------— Strickland attended a pedro club Herold waa placed In my charge, ^e crack you might put your Ue Creek. * Mrs. Winnie Dunn ___ . hand thrativh It. In thn hem our corner. About this time attended a dinner party of the Dunn fainUlc, at the home of Mra. Du? place and trying <0 capture more than Roy Carey last Thursday. Booth alive. The Cub Scout Pack 3180 Pine­ very talkative, but I asked him ed off three or four of your men wood Derby w*» held Saturday one question. night. In Den 1, Ronnie Thorton was first; Dave Bernard, second, and I will come out,’ or such and Kenny Sult, third. Den ♦— house?* words. He used such language David Coy, first; James Van Byckle. second, and David Wolf, I had no more than said this getting some unwritten history. third. Den 7—Mike Sinclair, flrat; waa almost Immediately after, Jeff Sinclair, second, and Bobby He replied: the corner diagonally across by Mike Sinclair. David Coy won us. At the point we wire located. door and tried to get out, but (Booth) was seen. We could then knocked off, and we could see found it was locked. Thai. distinguish him In about the into tho bam very plainly. When I first caught sight of Mr. Booth, at Uie Pleaaantview School Friday night. * The 8th grade will take and looking toward Ur corner a trip Thursday. They will go to cut 'Let's kick together? Booth Lansing and will visit the Capitol, said, but although we did. our — — .. ww,u, . toward me, as it ware, a little the Campun and the Oldsmobile to my right—A full front breast IP^1- * The MY? will meet at —_ 9 _ _ '-I _ -A.-* v,_ __ rV«Hn» » ft m Dowling Sunday at 5 n pin. tempt to enter the building. He then turned and walked a third ward did. but Sergeant Boston Ctorbctt fired lhe'ahot that killed the murderer. Wendell and I were both looking ACTIVE MEMBER HOPE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN TkeoWlMisr is open as 136 Er State St. MEMBER FEDERAL HjME LOAN BANK SYSTEM � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-06-02.pdf 27e71f48f04f84e95fa93a3a2c26678b PDF Text Text Pennock Radio Network Speeds Emergency Help .slabllshed at Uie hcwpltal for use In connecUtm wiUi the hospital's emergency room ai of a civil disaster. expedite “This should Improve the speed wiU> which wc can care for emer­ gency paUenta. and It gives our doctors and technldana much more freedon in movenwnt. If they have to go downtown or on a home call while on emergency stand-by, we can contact them immediately in. stead of having to wait until they return home.” Another Important conslderaUon 2-Year-01d Falls Into Well Pit and Drowns The hospital has on order a quern?. It 1* hoped that equipment to Ue into thia net- thls radio network could mean the and certainly will enable the hos­ pital to maintain communlcaUons and be better prepared for emergmdea The equipment purchased by the station with two remote consoles room and th* other at the hospital switchboard. The doctor on Emer­ gency Call has a . porta-mobile Tragedy struck In Barry County Friday evening, May 37. when range at 15 to 30 miles, depending Richard K. Elliott, Jr, who would on terrain. This will permit two-way com­ day. drowned In a well pit In three munications between doctor and feet, eight inches of water. According to the report of Depu­ room. ties Ken Granata and Verland Stevens. Richard and hit mother. mate” receivers have been ordered Carolyn. 4101 Fighter Road. Irving for the technicians on standby Tounsliip. were visiting Uie Ber­ emergency call so that they can nard Falconer home. The ElUotts be reached wlUtout delay when live in *• trailer just south of the needed. The radio will have a Falconer residence selective call feature which enables the hospital to call only the In­ dividual it desires. •Many of the physicians are con­ sidering obtaining two-way port­ able radios to Ue Into Uie hos6tai's network so that they will ve more freedom of movement At about 7:30 or 7:45 the Fal­ coners. Mrs Elliott and several and Improve Uie communications others began looking tor the little with their patients and the hos­ fellow. Mr. Falconer found him pital during off hours floating on top of the water in the "Once the system is fully estab­ concrete well pit. lished." Bay commented, "we should The well had been fUmslly cov­ Improve considerably our ability to ered with light weight corrugated contact physicians and hcepltal sheet meta), according to the re­ personnel and improve the service port. and one piece had fallen into to Uie community, not only from the weiL the standpoint of Uie hospital, but in our ability to locate a doctor for a patient. The doctor on “emer­ gency call" la provided with Uie hospital's portable radio However, the effectiveness of Uils system will depend on how many of lhe doctors get their own two-way When Granata and Stevens ar­ radios." Bay concluded. rived they applied mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, chest and rib cavity massage unUl Uie arrival of the Leonard-Oagood ambulance. Jack Osgood also tried to revive Uie youngster. Tlie medical examiner pro­ nounced him dead at 8 30 p m. - well located 70 feel north of the Delton High Baccalaureate Is on Sunday the Delton High graduating elan will be held on Sunday, June 5. at the High School Gym. Ths invocation and benedic­ tion will be given by the Rev. W. O. Campbell The speaker for the service will be the Rev. Marcus Tabor whose address is. “Who Are You." Vocalist of the evening is Mrs internal grandmother, Mrs. Mar- Jan Wldman, with the selection. Osgood Funeral Home with the Rev. Don M Gury offlclatlfit. Wffl.al waa In the Barryvllie Cemetery / Richard was bom In Hastings May 29. 1964. the son of Richard and Carolyn <Lancaster* Elliott. In addlUon to his parents, he is survived by a brother. Gordon. 3 'months; his paternal grandfather. temal grandparents. Mr. and Mn. Commencement ceremonies will Delbert Lancaster of Hastings, and be held Thursday. June 9. at 8 his maternal great grandparents pm. In the high school gym. Mr, aqd Mrs. William Curtis of The Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash Hastings. will give the invocation. Valedic­ torian Helen L. Tatro and fialuta torlan Cathy Champion will speak and the class message will .....----- - U.. v - — _ The scholarahi p awards will be made by Melvin Goebel and Uie senior honors will be presented by High School Principal Wil­ lard Baker. Supt. Basil Johnson will pre­ Members of the Moose Lodge sent the class. The Faculty Group will sing the Barry County Medical Faci­ "Climb Every Mountain." “Some­ lity to lhe Memorial Day Parade where” and "This Is My Coun­ in Hastings. try." and diplomas will be pre­ The Moore memben* have made sented by School Board Members this trip possible for the Facility Leonard Kroes and Lyle Cham­ patients for several years, along pion. with the annual Fall color tour and the evening performance of lhe grandstand program al lhe Moose Transport Patients to Memorial Parade March Weather Hastings had an average maxi­ mum temperature of 48.1 and an average minimum of 27 6 dur­ ing March, according to records maintained by Uie Michigan Fisheries Research Station here Praclpltallan totaled 2A1 Inchss radv were Lawrence Cooley, Jim Including 55 Inches of snow. Malcolm. Don Bowman. Robert Bovmsn, Floyd McClurkln. Hu­ bert Cooley, Bill Pasonen. Paul­ ine Smith and Irene Cutehwll Club will meet tn the school hall Arrangements for thbi acUvity Monday.,June 6. at 1 pm. for were made by Lawrence Cooley, a pctiuck dinner. Everyone Inchairman. Any patient who Is able la transported. often with wheel­ chair. to throe activities accom­ panied by members of the nurs­ ing staff from the Facility. Drivers volunteering their aer- backward glances Wo ofyesterday"... as gleaned from the Banner files MOTOR CITY MAYOR VISITS HASTINGS—Mayor Jerome F Carinae h of Detroit made his tint visit to Hastings on Tuesday Barry to Vote on The Hastings Banner New Jail Tax in z 111th Yay 20 Pages—3 Sections Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, June 2, 1966 Gordie Wins 4th in Memorial I__________ EDITORIALS । Day 500 Race Hastings' own Gordon John­ cock, who finished fifth in 1965 in the 500-MUe Memorial Day Face at Indianapolis, moved up to fourth Monday in the 1966 rorth nearly the victory banquet Tuesday nlghL Londoner Graham Hill was the winner of the 50th 500-mile race, with prise money of 8157.000. Attending Tuesday night's banquet were Mr and Mrs. Gor­ don Johncock and Mr. and Mrs Duane Glasgow Duane is Johncock's chief mechanic. Gordon and Duane remained In Indianapolis to talk business with tire manufacturers and make plans for the future, and to prepare to leave Friday for Milwaukee to race In the 300mlle championship event sched­ uled for the Wisconsin fair­ grounds there this weekend. Frank Endsley will also go to Milwaukee Graham needed skill, daring and a liberal helping of luck In securing a 120-day opUon on s site of approximately six acres just west of Uie fair grounds on the south aide of State Street, a* a proptaetl location for construc­ tion of a new county jail, the board of supervisors. In our opinion, have come up with on even better choice, than the plot first selected near the city limits on South Han­ over Street House Square and can be reached by a straight run along a wide and improved thoroughfare. Water, sewer, electric and gas connections will be no problem and a mini­ mum of grading and fill work will br required. All in all. the site is as favorably situated for the use Intended as any that could be found. 8 from Barry To Graduate At Michigan It Is our opinion, too. that the price of 836900 is not at all unsliced, we believe that 'the county will consider itself fortunate to have acquired the property at the prreent agreed price Also, the supervisors were wise in not con­ fining the proposed purchase to a site large enough only to meet present needs. With this proposed location In a tax of two mills based on state, equalised valuation for a period of of about 8364.000 which combined with the special jail fund of 8153.773 will meet the cost of lhe Chamber Office Clearing House for Summer Jobs NUMBER 7 TEST YOUR VEHICLE PaUee Chief Richard Stmior Mfe<y test* will be given at the Fall Creek parking Jot Friday 896 Seniors to Graduate from Area Schools Middleville's graduating class of 101 was scheduled to receive di­ plomas tn ceremonies starting at 8 pm. this Wednesday in the T-K gymnasium. Maple Valley will graduate 87 in exercises to be held at I pm. this Thursday tn lhe gym and Lake­ wood High will graduate 178 Phillips •Rotary Meet teeki Nomination Tops in Class He jumped to 10th at the half - running at an average speed of 153 mph, while leader Lloyf ter, Judy AugsL Flossie Ralrigh. Ruby was averaging 149 8. Sharon and Cbnnie Dolton. Ann County Normal School who will receive diplomas next Thursday ter. Roxanne KvweU and David are: Daisy Ellen Burgtorf. Lois Cogswell. Hopkins, Dorothea M. Ironman, Norma Joanna Peters, Elisabeth I. PraUey. Bnogeno Morgan* Schmltd. Loretta FrunoeUa Shep­ Johncock recalled "I was right herd. Mareiyn Betty Smith. Jean- day and for CatboUca a Holy on his tall going into the north Day at Obligation as well as M»him. Boy. that was a close one. White. Oordle added. But with only 10 laps to go. sent the following piano students here will, following 10 o’clock leader Jackie Stewart of Scot­ ai a recital Wednesday at Brodland developed engine trouble Hess. Philip G Huff. Rex A. Mallekoote. Bonita D. Miller. Charles 8. Reigler. Busan J. * Vffir Richard A. Oerllngtr, Robert Green. Greenfield. Linda K Greenleaf, Guenther. Gregory J Ouggemoa, bort. Carole D. Hall. Christine D. Hall. Christopher D. Hall; Michael I. Halllfax. Richard R Hamm. Linda L. Hammond. J. Harbin. Judith L Hartaeil. lanls A. Hauser, Arit» M. Hayner. ChrteUne Q. ifiely. Carol M. E Hickey. Phflli* E Hoffman; Miriam Neiman. Juanita Daoiaia. Johnle R. Hicks. Duane pulled him from the car BACKWARD GLANCES, GORDIE FOURTH, Pg. J. an estimated $452,000. Action calling for the special tax was taken at,the Board of Supervisors meeting Friday in which members approved ___ :________:—, — taklna onon about takinga a12D-dav 120-daynotion option about Off-Campus Class fairgrounds fot possible purchase Western Michigan University is The option coat MOO offering 30 classes tn off-campus courses lids Summer in nine southwestern Michigan counties, including Barry Starting June Eight hundred and nlnety-slx 30 Instructors MacKenxle and Barrtgar. seniors art graduating from six Stephens will teach Literary In­ Earlier in May supervisors ap­ high schools In this area with proved taking an option on the Shute property on South Han­ Southeastern School. The grew with the 90th Hasting., High over as a possible site tor the In the Viking gym. Rusaeil Hankina, manager of Delton's graduating class numlhe HasUngs Area Chamber of The Regenta of The Univer- Commerce, has announced that arv to be held at 8 pm. on Thurs­ sity of Michigan have approved his office is now registering toys day. June 8. the same night ts the the confsTlnir of 3 733 and irlrta and others who want Gull Lake Community Schools will upon student* who fulfilled port time or full time Summer graduation requirements for the!Jobs,or other employment. The Rev. WUllam H. HeirigeL DD.. U Uj give lhe baccalaureate 33 made It Jo the finish line, with address tills Bunday at 3 pm. In 11 cars knocked out of the race Central Auditorium. seconds after the starter's green The figure, which Include* flag fell. Seventeen cars piled up 2.234 undergraduate and 1.189 lings will be iield on Friday eve­ in a chain reaction collision. Almost miraculously, no driv­ Anyone having work of any ning. June 10. Members of the Hastings High ers were seriously hurt, but 14 tat al number of Mudenta kind is urged to contact the graduating class include: spectators were injured cither by graduating during the U-M Chamber office. * flying wheels or In Ute near­ Bonn* M. Acker, Donna L. Ac­ fiscal year (July 1-June 38* ! "This Is the only employment panic that followed to 7423. 1 clearing house in Barry County ker. Laura L. Adams. Pirjo K Race writer Don Thomas In­ Alrio. JoAnn Aldrich. Catherine The total dore not include the , ™ ' terviewed Johncock after the -M Uw and Medical Schools ,dl net<Un« 1Ilnklna race and Oordle said. “I was na R. Allen. Martin C. Allerding. Deartxim Campus, and Flint ------------ •------------where the action was.” Steve Allerding. Mark J. AndwThe action occurred at Uie son. Carolyn F. Bachelder. Susan in starting line on the first lap. academic calendar. again on the sixth lap and also include: tram amry Cmmty fo at on lap No. 168. setting off a series of events which led our 39wlth. Valerie K Beduhn, R. Lee HasUngs: Ronald O. Bauer. “~ year-old driver to turn in the finest racing performance of hl* Breidenbach. 804 N. Glenwood Paul Phillips, who went to Grand A. Bennett, Taunya L. Black­ Rapid* In 1947 as executive secre- man. Ronald C. Bites. Michael H. Johncock was almost tllmiUnction*; William A. Damson, Bolo, Cyntiila L Bolte he--. Anita speak on "Black and White—Thia Thotnaa A. Brill: Canadian Billy Foster appar­ business administration (with ently touched off the spectacular distinction*; Charles B McGuire. day noon luncheon. June 6, meet­ Birgit Brodt. Richard L. Browing of the Rotary Club st Uie Hotel Gordie, starting outside on the engineering; William F. Smith. Hastings. Phillips went to school st Otnasecond row. said Foster was out- — —----------- —--- ------------ ----accelerating him on the front business administration, and ha. Neb., and was graduated from Burkey. Christina D. Campbell, stretch, trying to get into the lohn E. vonRcts. 1402 8. Broad- Marquette University al MUwaukee. WIs., in 1936. He received his hole. He hit the wall and rar way. bachelor at arts. Middleville: Penelope L. Mar- master's degree from Fisk Univer­ over the front end of Johncock': car. shearing off the nose cone hall. R 3. master of Science. I sity at Nashville. Tenn. M. Cavanaugh; "I turned left and tried to get and James C. Norman, 304 RusAt Marquette Phillips was on the out of the way.” Gordie said. Chase, Dawn M Church. Kath­ After an hour and IS minutes records. He qualified for the IBM leen M. Clarey. Carolyn J. Coots, Olympic team. Joan Kay Ctole. Kenneth H. Cole. the caution flag but under UB Sharon Kay Cote. Connie G Kenneth O. Brown, who has been Auto Club rules. Johncock could Cotaxi. Lisle W. Conly. Stephen not repair hts car until the greer J. Converse. Susanne L. Cordray, t candidate for the Democratic Stephen Humphrey, son of Mr. lamination for State senator from Chief Mechanic Duane used tart; and Mra James Humphrey, far ­ he 30th district, which includes mer Hastings area rtaidtxita. is branch and Calhoun Counties and Jobncoek flew out of the>plta wts or Eaton. Hinsdale and Barry । being y dilateil from Parcbncludlng Assyria. Baltimore, Cas- ment High School with the high- J. Dale. Douglas L. Dernond. Into 15th position, already Jean M. DeMott.------------- ~ finding himself a lap and oneleton, HaaUngs. Johnstown, Maple Irove and Woodland Townships There are 110 graduates He has DeprlesUr. James DeVault. half behind. Tlie green flag went out again •nd lhe City of Hastings He is Dennis M. Drake, I i K. Dunon lhe slyth lap1, and Johncock Urector of guidance at Harper at Western Michigan University inn. Sybil aa a pre-med student. raced into the firsi turn unde: 'reek High School. veteran Johnny Boyd. Boyd hit oil slick and lost control, crash Nancy J. Ellis. Mark C. Engle, Ing Into Uie outer wall. Tlie rac< Michael N. Flemming. Rosemary under the 17lh lap Il was here that Johncock de­ cided to make a go of it Instead Judy of riding it out. Ha passed flat Robert K Gable. Kathleen J. can before the 30th lap and Gaskill. Bruce E Gerber; moved within a lap of the lead­ en after 150 miles At 300 mile: he was running 13th, Thomas re­ County Board A»k's Approval Of 2-Mill Tax for 2 Yearn; OJt.’s Purchase of $36,000 Site Barry County electors will vote in the Aug. 2 primary oo proposals to raise a special two-mill tax for a two-year peri<*d to finance the construction of a new Barry County jail.casting dash pflM/ August Primary . . HHB SENIORS, Pg. 8. Barry Demos Plan Yesteryear Festival June 11 cost 830,000 Supervisors on the site com­ mittee said the West State Street property would be more advan­ tageous than the South Hanover property, which Is farther from the Courthouse. Site Improve­ ment costa should be about the same, one supervisor said are completing their plana for held Saturday, June 11. at the Community Building al the fair grounds. n Mrs. Nancy Williams, wife of G. Menncn Williams. Congress - 773.47 earmarked for the new MU. if approved, would y owners in Hastings vekegtlon. ger Johnson from the 30th Dis­ Barry’s old jail, closed since trict will be'lhe honored guests Rant IS 1M4 wrailH he rtmnl. Beginning al 1 pm the festi­ val will start with various rides ported to Charlotte for housing for the children and adults. In the Eaton County Jail since the jail s closing The resolution calling for the loned country store will have many interesting artlclM and special election on the> proposal, baked goods. Leo Barth Is to states that It la the judgment at have a photo booth. sary and desirable to provide for 6 p ni. with Chip Martin doing the purchase of a site for a new the honors in auctioning to the highest bidder After lhe box ; social there will be round and two mills for 1968 and 1967 for square dancing with Congress­ the purpose of creating a linking fund for the ]all and sheriff's man Todd doing lhe calling Mra. Williams and Senator residence John-on will start the round fashioned waits. .1" .“i ?“■; । T»e"71«.l»tlon «Um«u. IK UCtDOte In in lhe the. box social social Just .hut usefulness ........___ of Uctpete bring a lunch far two. Admis­ sion Is free. than 50 years. Voting for the resolution wars Supervisors Floyd Craig, Russel Doty. Lannes Kenfield. Lioyg Dr. Bennett Again Chairmans State Oatometric Meet Lyons. Earl MeKlbbin. Floyd Miller. Roy Noffke. Jack O'OtMlDr. Kingsley Bennett. Hastings optometrist, returned from the Soya, Jerome VanMatre, MMM Michigan Optometric AssoctsUonl annual convention at Boyne Moun­ Hoffman Voting No were Victor Eckardt of Woodland and Forest tain Lodge. Riley of Rutland. Mayor Franklln i,k.__ k Meade were absent Cancer Crusade Mra G()ai Need Defense Votantecvs 1 Mra. Robert EUlget. chairman Volunteers are noedeel as Civil of the Barry County Cancer Defense shelter managers. Barry Crusade, has been Informed by County has 33 shelters, and only lhe State office that Barry five qualified managers Persons County is lhe 17th unit to sur< Pat * Underhill. R5 Hastlnga 18749974 �Frank WhIa rle. Hit Hamptons' granddauihtar, Mr. and Mra. Clark Klntyn, of Lansing, were Sunday guests. Merry Lee and BandraBalaon Of Middleville Dies Monday ter. 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Discount Priced Health and Beauty Aids I REDEEM YOUR FELPAUSCH BONUS CARD COUPON THIS WEEK FOR... 100 EXTRA STAMPS WHOLE HAMS . . . 59'b Smoked PORK CHOPS 998. 50 EXTRA STAMPS Double S&H Green Stamps Wednesdays MEAT POT PIES"- 13e ATTCH BONI R1MOVED. . .14-14 LB. HYORADI CENTER CUT RTB. aaaa *™ PKGSCQAF8 CEREALN Y SPARTAN nOUN UM. CHKXIN M TUtKIY uaaaiuD vinnni . .taaz. wt. to 14*. HtuaHM 14*. ISO1 CAN ........ . ■ . _ _ . _ _ _ SPARTAN PORK AND BEANS 5. M OWtNMMN AOX. WT. • ISAM A Al JIM ’ • AAAA C • I lMwt ,4i- W,TH ™l$ COUPON RAR ANGEL FOOD Z9» I x. SAT, JUNE 4, I9M7 . �Suggest You I Select Doctor Before Needed doctor-paHenI rrlalkmahlp Tht Michigan Bute Medical standing Society continuously urges all i^deoU of Michigan to have a MSM8 president, points out that. Tragedy can befall those who Put off this suggreuon that is vital to good health. Every famlly ohould have a physician who snows his patients, and who could perform up to his maxi­ mum ability in case of any SUU* Ilf «M»V n- III— " farnUy doctor, be completely | frank with him. Consider him your health advisor. Follow hta Instructions and—when you need . them—heed his suggesUoas on, selection of a apedallst and hospital More Ahnnt can provide," HHS Seniors don’t wait until llinere or an re­ Continued from Page One This adds up to about S24 million a day or 522,000 a minute. It would require 8,333 men, each one working eight hours daily without rest and each one handling a dollar l||ll every second to count out the direct cost of accidents as fast as they occur. -------„ .uwwwgv Ml UIC famtlya medical problems Holden. Elsie L. Hook. Michael He O. Horaman. Gretchen E. Hueb- I nor, Paul Huff, Gary L. Hughes. Craig T. Huntley. Thomas G. • Isham. Stephen C. Jacobs. Doug- 1 Leader, a Detroit surgeon. las F. James. Darlene K. Jar­ Doctor Leader explained lhe man. Marjorie I. Johnson. Caro- Better roads NOW save lives, save time, save money! Mary Anne Karmea, Kevin Sue AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION local Keesllng, Terry Dennis Keller, Pamela S. Kelley. Amy Jane several physicians In vour vi­ Kellner. Sandra K. Kennedy, cinity. Membership in hU local medical society Indicate* that , Terry Lee King. Tim King. Julie the doctor Is a qualified physi­ cian meeting the high standards Laubaugh. Jonathan D. LnwRy France* Jahntlon Backward Glances rtnee; Cecil L. Leffel, Merlin R. LefMr. and Mn. Gene Shade and Continued from Page One been accepted into membership fe). Pamela J. Levengood. Smith in their county. State and na­ Long. Den Ice K. MacKeruie, sons of Hastings were Saturday , tional societies have ready ac- Dennis R. MacKenzle, Janice K. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shade * George Piper relumed 1 The American-----Veterans MacKenzle. Linda M. McIIvaln, ।----------------------- ... —------------------ ---------------------------- — of postgraduate educational pro- Agnes M. McPIuiriln. ‘Mlcluiel E Thursday after a two-weak trip World War II. better known as grama With these names you Martz. Gerald L. Miller, Stephen to Grand Island. Nebraska and the ArnVeis. Barry Part No. 83. can Investigate further, and D. Miller. Barbara J. Moore. ’ La Salle, Ill., with his sisters. * have scheduled & dinner-dance make your own dedal one. The Stephanie J. Moore. Cynthia J. , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackson were | at the Hartings Country C,ub ■ Tuesday guests Mrs. ion June ta. 15. in nonor honor oi of uarry Barry j American Directory Moyer: kuuui of oi Mr. and unu mrr. American Medical Medical Directory, U.. the .V.— American ■ —<__ Medl- I David H. Mulder Michael A i Meritt published by Merlu Pike Plke of Plainwell. ★ * Mrs. Mrs 1 Draft Board members includlns including «l A-xlsLaT U Murphy ChariraH MyersPhilip Harry F,fld of ne,r Greenville 'William A. Schader. Stuart Clc- More About Lake Odessa Floyd Ritter Succumbs After Middleville . BY ARBA THE DIRECT COST OF MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS IS $8,500,000,000 A YEAR. "comfortable with him and venae a quality of competence. A suggested rreolutlon many Michigan people could family The Road Report in making your final aekc- _ Jane t. E. nevina, Nevins, june Julie a A.. Nevins, Nevins i Clin°rd Walter. I Hubbard and former ..... mernbera, uano । — _____ ■ D. n Nicholson. ..... « .. . M.*1 Un.nM T^>.Ha,na« and Ha.-ry »». Dunn, DtinH lUm tC IRl.rlm* * Maynud Karin Harold and Villa Ellis Johnston Sigler .... ------...John —... Nilsson. W. Nixon, Robert Mr. tind Mrs. Herbert Johnston Harry Utraen. of rural Woodland spent the • J. Nystrocn. Douglas t>. O'LaughMemorial weekend at Mt. Pleas-; 30 Y lln, James L Organ. Judith ant with Mrs. Maude Johnston. people who travel over the Organ. Charles R. Paionc; Mr. and Mrs. Johnston remained roa(1 from the State pinurv THREE-BEDROOM HOME — Payne, Roger W. Pierce, Sally for the week. * Mrs. Sarah north on Broadway to the city Falrly-naw kitchan and bath. Jo Pierce, Barbara J. Purdy. Da­ Tlscher of Lining Is visiting 11(nju will be delighted to know R«d hra ,*ndJ,BmUZ ,"d that the County Rood ConimUBirch cupboards. New carpet­ vid E, Quads. Judith Recd. roS' 2!£5f_[e!5tl*“' .“H0 ??”' Maude Hop and lhe City Council's street ing In living-room. Will tell James H. Rlnc, Susan K. Rose, Tlscher of rural Hastings. * Al- ' have agreed to share furniture with home Phone expenac <4 tannackRO 5-3481. 153 Race St., Free­ Cheryl K. Roush. "Kenneth R. ma Everett of Muskegon spent Russell. Edward C. Sanborn. port. 7/38 °n*-h*Uf mUr Ev^retf' Mr? ChtriL wlmn : wlU do lhe work with lhe county fer, Stephen Schondolmayer: Lnder LraeL common shanng on^ Mrs. Leander Peacock and Mrs v.,, You Need Not Be Leon Ackerson attended the 1th . ; . Shafer. Bettie Shellenbarger. WaZ*? viteraru ° nd^aurilmiy | U^'^Ai^'^nd ^rtl Drafted . . . Brian J. Shumway. Barbara J. U,, low H . Sisson, Donald E. Sloan, Robert h.ld.S.Jurf.y |O. Slocum. Thomas C. Smelkcr, 1 ! A Adrounle and has rented lhe Steven L Spx>n. Janice L. A family, dlr ielf^Sun- office formerly occupied by Dr (Bpringrr, Dottle R Stamm. Pa- <—, — — ------,'Mr. nnd Adrounle. He expects to locate tricla U Stamm, Judith A. :Mrs Douglas Thomas at Flint. here about lite middle of June. I Stauffer; Attending were Mr. and Mrs Film | Linda K. SUup. Janet M. Bernard Thomas and Bruce. Mr. Mrs. Gene Carr and family. Steeby, Busan E. Stecby, Rebecca |nnd 1 Secrotary C. F. "Dud" Angell A. Steenbock, Sandra L. Stoudt, I Mrs. Bernice Gunn of Sebewa of the Barry County YMCA will Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Thomas take a-<working iiollday' in' Marylou SUitx. Carole J. Sweet, and 1 family of Midland. The oc­ August by being one of thni- Y Gilbert Tate. David E. Tebo. and 1 was a belated Mother's leaders to take a group of 35 H. Marlene Treke. Phyllis M. casion ' and lhe birthday cake hon- Detroit boys on a visit to Yel­ Teske. John J. Teuneaoen. Chris- Day 1 ttne Thompson, Dclints Ray 1 Bruce. Douglas and Loweli and lowstone and Estes Parks.Hmm. Eugene C. Tobins: Elaine M. Tucker. Robert L. !Gene Carr. ♦ Mrs Ted Moore Fnxn the Classifieds: Wanted of Midland visited her oarenls. Tullck. PatrUla L. Ulrich. David Mr and Mrs. G. M. Woolsey, --Several U-ams for construction Three Miles South of work on lhe Clarksville Road. R. VanDenburg. Evelyn B. von- j ’-day. * Woodland on Rrt« AM Him Wwht« m Z. from lrotn Sunday Huna“>’ until «nm Tu TU~day. * All Summer Job.* Call evenings. Norrls enUred lhc hospital Phone 2348 Hastings. D-on Cool. Coots Grove Rood. o-y Literature explaining . *f*S *4* ■>.. - - Mr The City Council meeting Fri­ government authorized Maria J. Wellman. David H. and Mrs. Michael Smith, who Wilcox. Robert J. Wilcox, Nel) received severe foot Injuries in day evening voted to renew Its method of applying for Earl Wilder. Timothy M. Wil­ a lawn mower accident, is re­ contract with the Thomnpplc many kinds of non - war liams. Georgo C. Wlnlck, Dole ported as progressing satisfac­ A. Working. Jean" A. Wright. torily. and still a patient at st. service here or abroad will Wallace K. Yerty, Stephen L. Mary's Hospital. Grand Rapids. terms. be availqfile. Youngs. Russell L. Zimmerman. * Mr. and Mrs. Wright Robinson Hundreds of people turned out Elaine V. Zurad. and son of Barcley. Md., arrived Saturday to visit her parents, for the Memorial Day program here. An Impressive sight »as Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Everett. that which preceded Uie exer­ Mr. and Mn. Brandon Shade* tn uie the court, court yoru yard when ------ ------- - cises in wncn • nJ S*lUrdP„,° Tnd children of the city tchuob By Mr*. Mary Juclaoi More Abont— Gordy’s 4th THE HASTINGS BANNKM—3 ftanday. Jtas *, IM< Freeport Marks Memorial Day ( Mr and Mrs. John Robinson: J 111 , ■ and family of Holt were vLUtom • « Mr. .nd Mrs. n„„, M .. pit I „ Memor Mr-mortal Dav was was onoerred obeervi Bruce U Index, over lhe Memorial, Ritter. 78. R1 Sunfield, who dhd after the race. HL* happy trt Day m weekend. * Ralph Smith of al B 45 ujn. Tuesday. May 31/ crew gave iihii him a warm »arni..welcome. wcicmiic. '1 ■—————• ------J™" Gordie ur«d — cotton to — protect “ parade atartlnr starting from from the the VFW VFW White Cloud and Mrs Leo Gritthe ,‘on^ ,,f hl’ bro'hn’' — 4 feth of Hickory Corners were old- °n the Miusgrovo Rood, will his ear*, a precaution from last home on main street. Ths Middleville Junior Ban4 weekend visitors of their sister ** hel*1 Bl 1:30 Pm- ,ills Thurs" year when he rnuld hardly hear -nd her husband. Rev. and Mrs. ds>' "l lhc Pickens Ciutpel In after the race. He did complain led the parade which coaxlrted of a stiff neck, the result of sito f the VFW and Auxiliary, Boy Jfnn Sterrcs. They all attended Lakc Odessa, ting *0 low in the chaul* Und Cub Scouts. the T-K alumni banquet. * Mr. The Rev Luther Brokaw L* to Ouane wa« delighted over A »Tcath was placed at the ami .M.> Rcplogre and two officiate with burial in Lakeside the performance of lhe ear. Veteraru Memorial, and one Ms daughters of Kalamazoo have Cemetery. purchased the Harold Kenyon to practice with a full load of cring the Navy dead. home .on Charles Street. The health for a long time prior to furl, which had me a little Huruld Kenyons are enjoying tnelr new home. Jhgj' built on He was bom In Brown County, told Thoma*. Th I* Gosbeau Road. « Neighbor- on Esther Cox giving lhe invoca­ Dakota,--------Jan. ... 17. ------1B90.— the tlw Ktrvete in tlie nimhwes-. portSouth --------------------tion Tlie VFW and Auxiliary duced a rar tl u! town had a nelghtorhood pic- con of Anthony and Jane Stan­ full 5M milra. nic on Manorial Day. ;t<>ri» Ritter He moved with his Mra. Jbhncock and Mrs. Glasfamily nt the age of four in the (Row returned -Co Hastings this United Brethren Church gave * Mr. and Mn. Roy McCall spent Lake Odessa conununity. Wednesday morning. Hr had lived on the Bippley ; She said she had been Mttinc singing of "America.’ lhe weekend in McCall's trailer __ _____ _ of the drivers’ w ..^. । at Grand Haven. * Mr. and Mrs. Road near Sunfield since 11135. ' among many wives Geoige Karcher have u new He married Pearl Gibbons on > when that first crackup occurred. - had ---------------------------' patio In tlie bock and enlarged March 12. ipiO. I— She been watching Gordie's ; VFW and Auxiliary members Uwi.- front porch. '* Mr. and In addition to hl* wife, he is car and knew it had b?en hit. drove to Clarksville where they Mrs. L< .er Edward of Romolus survived by four sons. Maxwell "In a tni tier of '.e;nnds a man joined the services there. were .Memorial guests of Mr. and of Bronson, Paul of Bay City. came up to me and told me that Mrs. Bub KtotpUt-y. * ■ Mrs. Maynnrd of Alma and Royal of Gordon .ns all right" Mrs. George Palmer of Chelsea was Pulterville: two daughters. Mrs. Johncock said. In Middleville to look after the Ray <Jane> Reynolds ut \4usNear hysteria prevailed ‘n that plying rotary motion to Stokirt. lot at Mt. Hope Ce.nc- Ungs and Mrs Mack ।Jennet section until 11 was learned that greatest Inventions In all hiatury. Harris of Baliwocei, Ill., 12 the drivers were unhurt tiring or having for other posi­ r.andchildren; a brother, Hurtions were honored al the Calc- old. and one sister. Mrs. Claude ! conia School Tuesday evening. < Mabel t Teachout of Lansing. L/OIIJ* IllHCSS McCall A part in the program One of th- most charming npwax a tape recording played icll- plianc-a—reintroduced In 1957— imt of interesting events of iwr Is th? outdoor gaslight. Toddy, life narrated by her friend'. * Illi <. tun;. <d L250.000 p.i .111-h are in service—f I v e time? os P. nidc Monday cotuhUng of 25 many as t h e first "'Gaslight *" 30 units Lloyd Flnkbehwr and mnrkji its ISOth anniversary this Lloyd Scnslba were general chairmen. ★ The Methodist tral telephone service began and ■Circle, nu*l this Thursday, Ruth had been serving lhe public for with Mrs. P.Iit Pcter-en at 1.30. 66 years when th? firs.,, electri­ Mary at 1 30 with Mrs. Charles city was dUlributcd. E. Jackson. Rachel. at 0:30 at the church nt 0: Elizabeth, with About 292.000 American liven Mrs. Fred Palmer at Barlow were lert during the four year.* latke for a potluck dinner nt of World War II. During this the cljurch; Elix-ibeth. with same period, more than 2.300,000 Mrs. D. Shumway on M-37. * Americans died of heart and Many attended the baccalaureate circulatory disease-.. the Michl.service Sunday evening at the gon Heart Association, a Michgym with Rev. Harold Taber lite Itmn United Fund agency. re­ ports. IN HASTINGS reniwifi ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W ■ i , i Thru Saturday Only!! ________ ______________ • TOO LATE TO CLASSIC "ALTERNATIVE SERVICE" 7:30 p.m. : Sunday, June 12 South Woodland Church of the Brethren wrtSS ° C * THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GARDHER'S-The SUPER DRUG Store where you can save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. _ PLUS S6rH GREEN STAMPS Regular Calamine... 4 oz. O.T. Quick Tan veterans and the veterans of the Spanish - American War. This Lydia Gray Tissue. . . . . . 19 I CHOOSE OUR INSURED SAFE STORAGE (Roll-On, Cream, or Stick) Z/’l00 FOR YOUR WINTER WOOLENS STORS MOTHS ADDS STORAGf SPACE EraryHiinf Ratvrnod la Hm Fall R«frmh«d BARRY CLEANERS 1» Ft U G S Womens Better Dresses Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes anj SAVE 46c ON EACH ENSEMBLE Our entire stock of Final Clean-Up MISSES SPORTS WEAR Sweaters, Slacks, Skirts, Blouses, Sport Sets . . Great Reductions to Clear Fast. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Wl 5-2134 bath towels now Boys’ Lightweight Jackets^'-" $2°° BOYS* KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Lady Towncraft BLOUSES Reduced ’V4 Misses' JAMAICA SETS reg. 79c. NOW Phone Wl 5-4265 66c washcloths Broadcloth In white* and —9- NOW when you One Big Tabic — Great Reductions GIRLS SPORTS WEAR MEN'S HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS $2°° MEN'S COTTON SLACKS XT 53°° MEN’S BETTER SPORT SHIRTS $250 GIRIS’DRESSES ,^”2” 2 BIG TABLES ODDS and ENDS Owa-of-.-Kind. Soiled. Discontinued Items . . . A|l Seasonal and Priced I BIG TABLE REMNANTS Selection includes dralengths, and discon­ tinued patterns in cot­ ton, prints or plaids. —Main Floor— —Basement Floor— / ,7rundtif St wt\t 121 S. Michigan 1.49 Fashion Manor Sgoo Michigan Blate's Dick Cook vpf.sh .clean look OFF Foam or AeroIsol T’ 97' Tussy Deodorant. . . . . . . . ’I00 50 FIRST TIME EVER! 2 Big Racki Includes Sweaters. Biouscs. Slacks. Slack Sets. In Penney's Basement Store (400'i) Tussy Lipstick £OA1 end-of-month clean-up! plus 39‘ 19 99 89' 69 98' 69 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Wonderful S<39 Bayer Aspirin (100) Lislerlne . . . . . . . . . . leniwuf "Boya at ’61” and the "Boys of ■88" had ever marched together 1 winner of the NCAA 152-pound oxirtrey, plus wrestling Chahiptonsiup in 19116. aenae- “f«y- la the 14th Spartan to capture DRIVE SAFELY. a national mat title. Caution Sale ^narchsd down Jefferson Sum i ,n Atntm Rtramrf wtVTe thev , I1™- E06? Allen at Northland. ★ A potluck picnic was held Wednesday evening at Ute Village Park as a farewell to Rev. and Mrs. Paul BennehofT. former pastor of the Congregational Church. They are moving to Grand Rapids. * Mrs. Gene Shade had the good fortune to find 117 mushrooms in her front yard one day last IN HASTINGS OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. 'HI 5:30 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NITE UNTIL 9 P.M. savings 33c right! need dozens of towels for summer I Luscious, floral prints, handsome jac­ quards. solid colors in rain­ bow array. Thick, fluffy cot-. Ion terry, densely looped to dry you fast. All Penney's fine quality famous for �PoIice,Radio System to Aid State Travelers OR! AL Hurricanes Have Many'Records Turning to Dust Man’s Punch But Girls’ Names In Libraries YouBtt Your' eJ printed as race are crumbling. Ha tax will be definitely limited and is mmm#rcially svaUaMr with his family and tines wUl consider IU <*• insisted cm quality paper National Olographic. rtf C His family will stay In Atlantic. anas, the National Geographic So- nWc Boctety** toOta haw a fe expectancy. The oosting Fortunateiy, a solution to the Ban Diego. Calif were David Dalton, Dallas Be­ land, Tui Barker. Eddie Eldridge. Bea, and the Australian willy-willy nature's most destructive fiber treated with calcium car­ of the magazine remain in good The Atlantic hurricane, which bonate is expected to lari from 800 condition. ‘ to MOO year* depending on storage and Bob Mulford of Woodland. and Mra Gayten C. Bristol. R1 Dowling, is taking four weeks of boric training• at lasckland Mili- the equivalent of 600.000 atomic bombs of the type dropped Foundation and working through ratory.' developed the long-lasting Antonio. Texas. Bristol enlisted State’s Dairy Cow Number Falling At Rapid Rate \ Michigan* dairy cow census 1965 graduate of Hastings High School. Spssd kjllad or Iniursd more than 1,570,000 persona during the noon hour. and locates its food by using able and with the favorable build- rudimentary radar system. gency category. In addition, none mtIII wl,— CASH MANS » 5.00 17.00 ’25 ’1000 Pay All Your Bills 519.71 709.90 22.00 022.70 02.00 1.000.00 20.24 • Cut Payment* By ’/g Get Extra Cash For Vacation ordinary wave action. in 1965. Freeport By Mra. Sylvan Tagg Hi Bowk M. 70-1X1 Plan A Carefree Family VACATION is failing m an alarming rate, Paul Wllkca. executive secretary Abundant wood pulp replaced of lhe Michigan Dairy Sard Improvement Alloc. (DHIA), said Thursday (March >4) at pulping, bleaching, and sizing tend Ing I»65. in comparison with of Went Branch. * Sunday sup- reported. papers at 1900-00 retain only four percent of their original strength. Some of th# paper has turned yel­ low and brown. Books published in wood Yoder and family and Mr. HM0-4B has lost nm than 60 per­ meaaagv, particularly daring cent of their durability; the rapid family. decline U blamed on the poor with a birthday party honoring quality of papers manufactured ter brother. Hubert Blough Bun- family were Friday supper guests during World War IL In contrast, thousands of books shortage Robert Brooks of Hastings. The hurricanes, engineers estimate, to Although it is not expected to five centuries old ore written on the decline. entirely supplant hand deliveries, Karen and Tom, Kathle DeVries, l|oocarion honored David Stuart. paper which still retains Its origlit is hoped tho new system will not only reach many persons * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutcher * Mr. and Mra. Woody Wyngardfrom a book printed In ISM with­ dustriea among them Um DHIA, den and daughter of Hastings was found that victims had literally o.hciwlse not located but reduce stood more limn 400 folds; one clothes were tom off. their skin from a 1881 volume held up under Charhu Hoyt were Bunday dln1J17 creases. The taper in a 1008 and Mrs. Max Whitney of Grand abraded. Publicity on the system is to nation, Dahomey. means "Belly Hurricans are bom In tropical be sent out nationwide to inform ihur Shondclmaycr of Middle­ Ledge were Sunday visitors of would not fold once without bls moths-, Mrs. Elnora Whkville. breaking. ney. * Mr. and Mra Ralph Um* Um National Geographic Stuart and children of Ionia lands, off Africa, west to the Gulf hyde of Grand Rapids were Monday viritors of Mrs. of Mexico. 'Die storms tend to home. So far as known no other Jay Wing. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Elnora Whitney. * Mra Mina north to nortiieast when Vicy reach Wieland wsa a Memorial Day Statc iuw a similar system. Grinnell acre Bunday dinner colder waters. But there is infinite variation tn this baric pattern Developing good taste In The Galveston hurricane .Of 1000, clothes come gradually say MSU Battle Creek. * Callens at the Karyl Livingston of Pinbook in which some 6D00 persons died, cloUUng specialists. They urge Floyd Grinnell Ixxno during the began In the tropical mld-Atlanlic, parents to guide teenager* in weekend were Mr. and Mra. Al- l>cr mother, Mrs. Mina Wieland. moved into the Oulf of Mexico, thinking through e$xh addition don Grinnell. Mr. and Mra. J. D, mid headed into Die United States to tlieir wardrobe in terms of Grinnell and children of Algon- smsmsreaKus certainty that they iuv Uie right clothes for the right time and Mann and family of Flint were Jay Wing were Sunday dinner ward across tlie Atlantic, post visitors from Friday till Monday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. j 1 m northern Europe.- and into Siberia. Local Finance Young lions in zoos satisfy their deep-seated limiting In­ Day dinner gurau of the Newstinct by attacking the nearest moving object—their mother’s Sec “OK" Howard 112 S. Jeffaraon — Phone Wl 5-3424 HasUngs Sunday. A Mra Robert Newton was a Wednesday caller nf r HaiKrfWM— Mr—. ClnrlBlanchard in Grand Rapids, » Freeway Driving Calls for Better 4 . 1 •! m» AlltOIllODlIC 11TCS and family of Mirada, Calif., ore spending a few days with Ills automobile tirte was Introduced mother. Mrs. Charles Overholt. state legislature. What happens ids spent Wednesday with Mrs. to Uie bill will be of Importance Effie Parker. * Mr. and Mra. Give the "grad the luggage that takes the honors for style Samsonite' Streamlite J Robert Moore attended the Auto races in Indianapolis over Uu> The measure would require Bureau has assigned girls* names to hurricanes and typhoon* but K Gordon E. Dunn, director, and rollgtet. of the National Hurricane Center at Miami, tell tills story tn their comprehensive work 'Atlan­ tic Hurricanes": ’Early in the century a fore­ caster in Australia named hurri­ canes in his area after political figures whom he disliked. By prop­ erly naming a hurricane, the weatherman could publicly describe a politician (who perhaps was not too generous with weather bureau appropriations' as 'causing great distress' or ‘wandering aimlessly about the Pacific.* “ Steam: Needed Wiry is liquid added to a patr roast, far example? The he#Ung Joyed supper in Hastings Satur­ of the liquid causes steam to be day night in honor of Bill's tires supplied os original equip-' birthday. * Mra. Gary McGhee merit. softening the connective tissue The Joint legislative commitis being cooked. Liquids which Bowman of Hastings. * Mr. Mid may be used Include water, soup, flc safety, which sponsored tlie Mrs. Jack Bowman left Tuesday tomato Juice, vegetable liquids, for St. Petersburg. Fla. where consomme, bouillon, etc. Where they* will spend two weeks visitshould the cooking be done? now on the market. To qualify Robert Tooker and children were Monday dinner guests of Mr. the temperature is kept low. Johnnie of Carlton Center. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Moore of Logan were Sunday lunch RuewU of Mr. and Mrs. George Estep. * Mrs. Hlidur Olson of Detroit was a Sunday visitor of r SALE IcALUME Reg. 13.95 & 14.95 Value* ^Traditional styling marks these ruggedly mas-N .□Traditional styling marks these ruggedly masMcullne authentic moccasins with handsewn ■Jvamps. You'll like the way the specially tanned Emellow leather cradles your feet In comfort mates of the loads tires could qulrtd. Tires today are subjected to more intense strain than here­ tofore because of sustained high The wife of Michigan State golf coach Bruce Possum, the former Mary McMillin, once de­ feated the late Mildred (Babe) Zaharlas in match play in lhe Women's Western tourney. BIRKES 8 Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store 0 Mra. Ira Blough of Alto were interstate (I) system roads. A disastrous. Seen- attended the 50th wedding annlveraory honoring Mr. and Mra. Alex Wlngeler at the home of their son, Walter, in Alto. * Sunday cullers at the Gonlon Yoder home were Mrs. Minnie Automobile Association*s Foun­ dation for Traffic Safety anfull scale study of automobile "weak spots," including tires. The Hastings Banner RE-ELECT ROBERT B. GODFREY Trustee - Hastings Board of Education dords was under study. It’s i tmart generation. You know it. So give the luggage that swings along with the imirt ones. Samsonite Slrcarnlite. Tapered, classic shape. Seal-tight clos­ ings. Handsome vinyl finish that keeps its good looks because it’s scuff resistant. Main resistant Colon for her: Rawhide Finish. Saddle Tan. Hawaiian Blue. For him: Saddle Tan, Colorado Brown. 71* Lad Im* O'Nita a-Pullman .... ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH YEAH Support the incumbent candidate*. Board Preaident result purchasers of secondliond care Mildred Smith and I are running for re-el tee the High School planning and building to be a little used tire is really BUB8CRIIT1ON risky rubber. But motorists are without protection If new tires through to completion. Graduate of Michigan State UnWonhy safely be driven at high speeds. Adequate standards are dearly nesi Administration. Vico President and Treasurer of Hasting* Mutual Flavor in Meats J1IJ5 Insurance Company. 5105 M am bar of First MsHiadiat Church. Kfwanb Club SMJS 2-Suitw before add­ ing liquid. Why? Browning, es- HW of Halting* and Executive Board of Hie Grand Vol- AMERICAN H1WSVAPIR Ml McPIagaUh LADIES' WEAR Duds Fer Him and Her' A Stats St. We Rent Formal Wear first Another method Novy Veteran of World War II and Korean CoafHgt. Tif©.^hlldron now itudentg in Meeting* tthoak. not dry u rapidly with VOTE FOR PROGRESS IN EDUCATION �Personal Mention To Help State's Crop Producti6n In Michigan. they’re vestaburg. Julie and Danny Belson sXMcecrafi ever of OCEAN HTUDIE8 worth of their' grandparente and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Marshall Belson and Shirley. The Rudy Floras and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Marsh, spent the weekend trout fishing. Mrs. Flora's sister. Miss Mary Mohr, of Muskegon joined they'ro even mare important to the State’s bee-pollinated crops (apples, pears. blueberries, cuabout 1100 million annually. spacecraft. See Us For The Most Wanted Gifts in Town!' Mr. and Mrs. William Slocum with their trailer at ArbuUU. Mr. Slocum's sister. Mrs. Leo Bht » survives W8U LABOR ARCHIVES BUILDING Mn. Bnw On) Hudson Bow are Uray Idontlfled? Northrup of Midland. Mn Edward WIDUm production m crops which re­ quire pollination is increasing. two inches Jong, made by tlnuing to decline. cutting across ths bones of the fore shank. Thus, they largely regulates the number of are a tapering almost round DETROIT, MICH. — A gift of 81.t00.00e from the United Automobile Workers will make possible the construction of a labor history archives baUdin* at Wayne State University in honor of Walter P. Bewther’a 90 years service to the American labor movement. The three story building will be of limestone, ?recast concrete and granite. It will be located near the Jnlvcralty's general library and Is expected to coot $1,500,000. Dr. Philip P. Mason Is director of the labor history archives. Improvement In housing. New "Aotually, It would likely be They may be cooked In liq­ cheaper and better all around if uid, as for soup, or they may people would c&t more honey Freeport Mr. aad Mn. Chart* Blough attended the graduation open Will Mishler to the golden wed- enT Mra. WUl Mishler. * Mr. and Mn. Chartai Blough and Mrs. Jack Blough at Wayne. ★ Caledonia and Mra Josephine Nellie of Grand Rapids were Monday luncheon guests of Mr. tablcs. To use them for soup, cover with water, cover utensil tightly and cook slow- If a child can count on a rnldmomlng snack he is leas likely tables and cook until they accustomed to eating honey as are done. To braise, brown a liquid." he said, "but they can get a perfectly good spread from add not more than H cup of crystahred (smooth* honey. Tills liquid and cook until tender. Is pure honey extracted from Add vegetables bci-i* u.cat combo. By using controlled tem­ is done. Thicken cooking llq- peratures and other techniques, beckecpcra can get tine honey to crystaHze quickly and smoothly." Mealtime for Your Little Folks May Be Happy Period Mealtime with* little folks lark of anything else to do. He may also make fewer demands here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ployd Dryer, visited them on Thursday. talned friends from Illinois last week and accompanied them to the home of her daughter, the I Jerry Llddys of Springfield, where she will remain for a time' because of the Illness of Jerry. Rev. snd Mrs Charles Manker Grand Rapids were guests of and family of Kalamazoo were Bunday guests of his mother. ' veld and two sons of Kalamruop Rev. Lila Manker. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE ADVANCED SATELLITES — NASA's OGO satellite. designed to carry 20 to 30 different ex peri- PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS booms away from the disturbing Influences of the main body, la prodared by combining dlfftr- cssheh) For the College Student: Transistor Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat some of Iwr Ume. 8 Trans. AM$9.95 AM/FM ..from $21.95 AM FM SW 14 Trans. Battery, or AC $49.95 Tape Recorders $18.95 Takes 3" Reels Transistor Recorders . . Capstan Drive—Record Level—Uses 4' & 5" Reels $49.95 CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. $59.95 $69.95 Music Center 138 W. Stafa North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p Wl 5-4284 dcrclopcd. products. with one part of butler and use Minnie Clemons and her stress for parent*. A Utile Martin. "You might even want thought to children's food likes peanut butter. and dislikes can make mealtime "Still another possibility would daughter and Mrs. Lila Dunbar pleasant for all. according to Martha Kuhn. Cooperative Ex­ self and put it between the laytension Service Homo EconoLiquid honey also lias a wide and Montcalm counties. variety of uses, many of which Pretty colored foods, ones are well adapted, to "Honey for that can be held In tiny hands, Breakfast Week." Thia includes such as rolled lettuce and pieces liquid honey on breakfast food, Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapare popular among small fry even grapefruitMre. Otto Kunde called on Mrs. and help to keep them happy at honey you use. youll find it Bam Roush at Blodgett Hos­ Since a youngster's taste la very versatile and nutritious," pital Saturday. keener than an adult's. It Is contends Martin. "You con mix HIGH RATIO - The Pioneer best to avoid foods which 'bite' honey with any oil mt spread, inthe tongue. Vegetables with strings in them, 'gummy' foods , on a wide variety of foods." "Furthermore, honey Is made which stick to their mouths and । of sugars In their simplest forms. spacecraft welgljt of any inter­ _ , -A* such. it provides a quick planetary spacecraft. Pioneer VI. 'Children's food should bo energy lift." reynUy launched by NASA, the home economist says. And|r •_L I only a little bit should be put on their plates al one time. They like to ask for more when the | II-—,-- • t-J!-llr« «nln< u OnUted cent of their Fall weight if they Remember, too. that small fry like thrtr own plate, cup and1 silverware. And smaller scale , utensils are easier for them to manipulate. home on a large lol with lots of A compliment for the child fading Into the background. food can bring pleasant results. Michigan State University housing specialists predict that production at moalUme, plcare. by 1980 moat people will be liv­ from the Ordering children to clean up ing In medium and high rise apartment buildings in "high density" areagz Single foniUy dislike food. Children like to help. Setting__ _ ,probably ______ _ will _ homes be ____ built tlx: table often makes them only in rural and outer suburban _ 4— *— w. — 1 Tk. O.W—_ ____ Ultimately, even farm home­ steads may he replaced by manu­ factured homes which can be at the market Increases their in- aasembled on the site. Thia wUi be necessary because Dont always save your pretty local people are rapidly losing such skills and urban wwta Kuhn urges. Children tend to prefer not to go into the outlyeat much better with prrtty These predictions are part of MSU's "Projcol 80." a futuristic look at Michigan's rural poten­ tial In 1980. ginning of a meal. And children Rural areas will ree another love jurprlrea. A bright cherry, ■: bile homes continue to grow in maybe hidden in the custard! 1 Children are almost always popularity. Already, attractive rural trailer parks are becoming can keep them smil- common. The specialists point FROSTED ft DECORATED up to dinner Ume. It's out that mobile homes ore often aver to discourage glv- preferred by the retired, newly­ weds, and married college stu­ dents. Young couples and hired Youngsters shouldn't be bribed form labor who want to live near the home farm also favor the versatile house trailer. too important. A star on Tlie rash of private pools will *“ — •*—< specialists. Public 'built In on Mra Kuhn'potato out. V A M. ta II F.M. Where yards are large enough, USE BANNER WANT ADD! there will be more Undaciipe construction and maintenance. People with more money and more leisure time will take the opportunity to carry on “do-lt- JUST 50C HOLDS IN LAYAWAY! PARMALEE’S 124 EAST STATE ST BLANKET SPECTACULAR FEATURING Q| LdfOO u v' k,U' 3v 110016$ IS 130109, Now Only Specialists Predict FRESH DONUTS TUSCANY MAC HAIR The ultimate in sleeping comfort. Sixe 80 x 90. Reg. $5.98 Now $4.88 Napped thermal plaid. Site 72 x 90. Mg. $5.98 Now $4 88 Superette 205 N. Michigan We Maka ’Em ... 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Borne city workers may COTILLION Reg. 66c Dm. Bwttorwtilk FrtedckkM Oran . .Special— dos. 56c housing vacated by present rural 6 for 42c l continued out-mlgra- fUatag inoomea. especially at GAI I DflMC QUOD the drive far better Negro tag will portait some of the . standard housing tn be dropped. Now SERENADE ELECTRIC Beautiful screen Sixe 72 x 90. Ref. H.98 Now $5.88 Irte yee set year a^M Ubg 2 yr-g» Only $9.88 Only Now $5.98 Um Your H.C.B. or Security Charge Card* �The Dutch Cappons Honored at Party Rebekah Lodge Hosts Visitation Meet for District low fmldsnt. Otariotto received the prise tor w larvwst number In lard enjoyed Ur. ud Un. ManhUl Oul.h frtesxta last Thuraday evening with a aurpstae dinner party honoring their ikth wadding annlvsrwy. The dinner and party Special Party Honors Medical Facility Patients very happy time tar April Chrla- wcndAtul gift* and will tong a’s'ited by Mra John Cuddahee m’rrtalned IS gu-s'x relatival of the mother of the bride-to-be with a lovely luncheon and miscellane­ ous shower. Since April has chna-n The newly-married Richard Qlyellow and green for her wedding cobra, the bridal decor was in these colon for each of her P'r- Flrst Methodist Church parton on Jtlea. The guests entered into the i“for fun ' games and really had a ’grand evening. Tlie Brandmother of the groom. Mrs Steed, entertained with a moot. Flint. Bay City. Laming. ‘luncheon shower at her home in Kalamazoo. Ann Arbor, Three ' Grand Ranldt on May 33. The Oaks. St. Joseph. Grand Rapids. । gu-sts were relatives of lhe groom, Middleville and Alto. iend April's mother. Mra. Chides ;i Fox. wav also Invited. This was a I delightful party and "getting a--1 ^Mra^Arthur Reception Fetes The Richard Olsons Facility were honored for their May birthdays at the party held in the dining room al the fa­ cility on Friday, May 37. All decorator bench. Of entertainment. First to perform were year-old dance students fro neceasity Wilson Sisters Dance Studio. "Canrlld Camera'' flashbacks were provided In movies shown Cappon'a wedding. Photographer The sometimes sentimental oc­ casion was further spiced with games; climaxed with a hymn Sunday Open House To Honor Couple On 50th Jubilee Priscilla Runyan Honored at Shower ■ Quacking Duck" costumes. sang "Mickey Mouse's Birthday," and did several dances and ocrubaUc numbers. They were Rebin Storehouse, Laurie - Jo Myers, Charles Converse, Sandy Pleune. Cindy Toiles. Julie Spencer. Shari Sherk. Klmmie Converse, Ronnie Myers, Debra Converse, Debbie Cappon. Stephen Raber. Diane Benedict and David Baum Kryrtyna Leszczynakl, seven years old, received njuch ap­ plause also for her baton twirl­ ing JaEllen Wilton Myers, the Instructor, ended the program with a rhythm dance and a fast tap, and a baton number. The audience really enjoyed, seeing the children and t h e PriacUla Runyan, bride-elect, was honored with a shower Wed­ nesday evening at the home of two soloa by Kathy Brown. "I Enjoy Being a Giri" and 'I'm at lhe Methodist Church Walking." Little Jennie and Julie itp Hall in Lake Odessa Logan aang several children's mral Clarksrillc and Mra Gene Shade Games were played by M relatives and friends with the George Brown accompanied Mrs. er and Mra. David Logan sing­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart ing favorite old songs. and family spent the Memorial Several members of-Circle 1 weekend at Niagara Falls. of the Presbyterian Women's Association, Mra. Darrell Aldrich, chairman. assisted with the re­ freshments and the serving. Mrs. Our Broasted Chicken IS Worth Crowing About" LANDLUBBER INN arrangements. Society newS To welcome Mrs. William My- ™ rss™"* ■ p"“ai m ■" Gladys Miller, Ralph Richardson Exchange Vows vuKnd°RSh C mehidson of Hartings wore united in marriage Friday. inc —— double ring ceremony In the Oneida Ooepel Church at Qnnd After a woo* m northern Michigan the couple will be at home at 311 Middle Street, Naahvila < UIl » — ——- - ----U) attend the Kniahta of Oolumbus State Convention at Macki­ nac latand. and en route home visited his brother. Mr. and Mra. Cooking in ■ chafing dish can be as much fun for the hostess r, gulllet. Mrs Stewart Sweet. Miss turning Monday. as it is for her gue»ta. I The ladles of the Hastings Bap- Carole sweet. Mrs. Vernor Blough, For example, when Almond Chicken and Rice is the entree tist Church Iwsted a shower foriMls Kelth Yerty, Miss Elaine chosen, the ingredients can be artfuUv arranged on an attractive ’ April on May 37 at the home of tnd Mr8 Dan Hamilton. tray and placed next to the chafing dish for at-the-table cooking. Fr'rrt couple received msny lovely Almond Chicken and Rfce is a quickly cooked entree which com­ bines chicken and crisply tender-rooked vegetable* with a well seasoned sauce that is delightful scrvnl over hot fluffy rice. Comincluded in this party The decoLlete such a menu with jellied fruit salad, and for dessert, choco- 1 rations—the miniature groom. 'r-an)' frtends ite sauced snowballs. : bride, bells, and many intricate t ------------ •-----------WIDOING The rice for this Oriental-in«|»rr<l entree can be rooked espe­ figures—were very unusual In that I Mr and Mrs. Richard Olson. ‘ PHOTOGRAPHY cially for the dish or it may be reheated rooked rice. Leftover ■ they were composed of cake in Sr, and Mr. and -Mrs Dundas I rice, unlike other foods, never f<i«/cs left over. Cooked rice will ! the wedding colora. There was a Olson of Three Oaks, tlie Rich। keep, covered, in the refrigerator for a week; at zero degrees in a freezer for at least 8 months. Cooked rice and thawed frozen ’ program honoring the bride as well ard Olsons, Jr., of Kalamaas games and the gift opening zoo. Mr. and Mrs Lynn Perry I cooked rice are easily reheated — simply add 2 tablespoons The congregation of the Hn: and Mr and Mrs E. J. Storkau.1 liquid to each cup of rooked rice, rover and steam 4 to 5 minutes. Mexican Baptist Church in Grand Gary and Mary spent the MeAlmond Chicken and Rico Rapids honored the bridal cduplc i mortal weekend at the cottage at. 1 can (5 oz.) bamboo shoots with a shower in the church par- Gun Lake which the Storkaru I HAITIHC1 — 945-3967 1 tablespoon cornstarch tom on May 31. Mark has been are. occupying this Summer. 1 1 cair^S oz.) water chestnuts 1 teaspoon sugar 1 pound chicken breasts, 4 teasjioon* soy sauce skinned and boned • i cup water’ 1 cup thinly sliced i j cup blanched almonds mushrooms । i cup thinly sliced green 3 tablespoons salad oil onions 1 clove garlic, minced 3 cu|M ’J cup thinly sliced celery . hot cooked rice Drain bamboo shoots nnd water chestnuts, reserving '/j cup of the liquid. Slice water chestnuts thinly. Cut chicken into thin strips. Brown chicken, bamboo shoots anti mushrooms lightly in 2 tablmixions oil with garlic. Add watur chestnuts, celery, re­ served liquid and salt, ( over and simmer 3 to 5 minutes or until celery is barely tender. Mix cornstarch with sugar, soy sauce and water and add to chicken mixture with half of the almonds, which have been lightly browned in remaining oil Cmlt until tl.ickened and clear, stirring constantly. Pour into serving dish; sprinkle with remaining almonds and green onions. Serve over rice. Makes 6 servings. WHITE'S Photography HODGES presents UNUSUAL, CULTURED PEARL CREATIONS . .. .. The Hart Stamms Personal Mention Honored by Many M-43 os> Wall Lake Phono 623-5311 Pre-Nuptiql Parties Honor Miss Fox and Rice Almond On GoldCH Jubilee Mra. Earl Coleman spent last ***k r.lttl h? A1"'“ Tiie weatherman -nooerat'd nnd Mr. C. drove there Saturday then miMjr » o-rfeet and delightful dav tlwy both reiurned home Bunday. । for lhe Hnrt 8t„rln, ’n enlov tlieir j The Dr. John Lockwtxxl family golden mnlvemrv May 22. The 1 of Okemos and the Robert Cart- mn did Its share, bringing warmth son family were guesta of Mrs. nnd’loveliness to their roarious The Hann Wilcoxes and the Groigv Lockwood al her Wall. lawn and manv of the 22S lingered Dwight Flsbrra entirtalncd six L*kc cottage over lhe weekend. ; and enjoyed visiting. couples for a dinner party on Jim Crothcra was home from Their friends and relatives came Sunday A "pool” party hod been Fort Knox. Ky.. with his par- | fr.,tn Detroit. Jackson. Lansing for the Bride, Graduate... anniversaries • every special occasion dldnl cooperate the swimming the weekend. ,, . ..... . was omitted, however, everyone On Saturday Mr. and Mnu ! toMe. Jllw-ue. Na.hville «d nuny had a grand time. Out-of-town p*, ker of Rockford, 111., (from Hostings and vicinity. guests were William H. Eastman yuited his mother, -Mra. Cora ! Their five-tiered white weddlnn : t-.ii-_» r-k.1—— f«urker Rowley. irake was made bv Martha, their i Th, Bud W.im runny -u-d d-wbl-r-ta-h. «-.d K.ra.ll deher dKKher, Mn. Oordm Cle’’’■I J”de 'he e,„M,m «, menl fluled U> Chebor«~> -a_<■ getner Uie family worked out each । detail, even to the -golden flowerI arrangement, complete with can­ dle* to grace the -fireplace man­ 's Tlie grandchildren were on hand /to help and tlieir great grandchild. Dians, found Aunt Extelh's ice .icream most allurin?. nlso helping birthday of Mra Laurence us-1 <»uct>u» uw o«<uui view- “err the,E.^!fctT boms of Delton. Mr. and Mrs.!tonda Sunday included the Harry L‘ Richard Oabome and family of Burkes, the Dennis Clevelands M-'rri nnd Hcl®n Reynolds Potterville camo to spend the u,l<1 Uw Tom Kerns of lansmg. At the close of the day the day with tier. Tlvri- were several Hctc Friday to attend to flow- Stamms admitted to bein.; very callers during the afternoon. La- mt Rl cemetery and meet tired, but the most b-autlful tired; ter Kenneth Oabome and fam- ,or luncheon at the Hastings they had ever known and many Uy of Battle Creek. Robert Os- Hotel were. Mra. Clifford Brain- had helped to mik/ It "The End borne and family and Mra. Rob- ard ot BatUe Creek and Mis. E. Iof “ Perfect D-yT ert Chamberlin and family of J- Hoffman, Mrs Mallory Caa' Delton came for a hlrthrtay din- sldy ftnd Mr" John Nichols of ner in her home. It waa an en- Orand Raplda Joyable day for Mra. Osborne as At the Leslie Cook and Hushe has been a “shut-in" the Cook WaU L“ke cottages Eiqulalte Cutlursd Poarl oar ■Ings In brushed gout istling*. *00X0 ssttlng IttlurM IsrgsOrlsntsI Cul­ tured P*«rl and 2 dfam'onda" * Hodges jewelry - 122 w. state RE-ELECT Skirt Liners --. . perfect under your favorite skirt . . . especially Mildred Smith to the - . . Self adjusting waist . . . no-snag nylon zipper, slit bock for easy movement . . . High fashion in drip-dry, TAFREDDA* taffeta HASTINGS Board of Education • EXPERIENCED Six terms. Summer takes on 8 strap-happy look In these smart little sandals I QUALIFIED Gown Knowledge of school wedgie styles in sunny summer shades. COMMITTED To the boat educotion possible for children. VOTE JUNE 13 Wayne's Choose from crisscross, thong or PARIS FASHION- ’3”. ’5 shoe store 134 W. K«. Shw �elightful Parties lighlight Period Everything in > / Place is Good Rule for Kitchen MVWta* m tu vmar u nut a mart Important rule in the kStnbon. I you are planning a new kitchen, remodeling an old one. or dreaming of the futture, a tor principle* can help you attain an omnlsed and affl- and white flower* centering the table was a groom Of sartorial perfects:; carrying hl* bride acrots the traditional threshold, and she gowned in exquisite white tece. Mn. Feldpausch purchased thia bridal pair durbig their travel* abroad to be used for Just such occasions as this. Attractive place­ cards further carried out Uie wed­ ding motif. Ttic parent* of Jan and Mike, who are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacob* and Mr. and Mra. George Youngs, were guests. Tlie couple was also presented with gifts. On Friday evening. Mary Laborteawr. Ann Cterey and Marilyn PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLING Slimming Belles Attend Recognition Fete in Kalamazoo LEARN Hl-feshion hair styling Glamorous wiggary Hslr coloring M*ks-Up EASY PAYMENT PLAN FREE JOB PLACEMENT Reservations Now Being Taken for JUNE CLASSES — Limited EnroUmeet Ptl-MCISTDt FOR SIFTEMBER WCTU Convention Tuesday at Ionia No special entertainment wu plamu-d, as U>e girls, who had been school .friends and had not had frequent contacts, wanted the op­ portunity to -chat." and they loved added fat. Pour off drippings. Season with salt and pepper, ndd H cup of liquid or, let*. Cover tightly and cook slow­ darcy and Mra. Gerald Lawrence, ly until tender, about were also Included in this delight­ hours. To cook In liquid, cov­ ful evening. er with liquid (usually water) and simmer until tender, about hours. Add vege­ tables. If desired, just long Stauffer. Rl HuUngs, were Sun­ day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stauffer and family, 002 8. Hanover. Decoration Day dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. BEAUTY ACADEMY Take It Home Install It Yoursell Navy Bean Scallop Is Unusual and Delicious Dish Luncheon, Shower' At Stonder Home Honors Miss Potts Saturday afternoon. Tht hrmont. Miss Mary Martha Fotta, la Uie daughter of Mra. Startler's niece, Mra. William Potts Miss Polls, who ha* been teach­ ing in Athens tills past year, will marry Larry Mclendy on June 25. The couple, both graduates of Oli­ vet College, will both teach in Hastings High next year. They've rented the home of the late Mrs. WAFERPROOF* YOUR CHOICE See Our Eileneive Collection of BulOVA Watchee Krom tH.75 FREE Gold Plated Date Key to Barry._ County Graduate*. Ute a* a charm, a key chain medallion or a pendant. Nothing to buy! Visitors during the weekend at the Leon Gray home were Mr. and Mrs Richard Hart and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gray, Mra. Ethel Pettinger of Charlotte and Orlo Main. 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While Carole was an exchange student tn Germany test Summer, the They are haring a wonderful spent 10 days at the bane of the Olberts with whom her grand­ time in Michigan, and the 0 **!»>-' parents in Middleville had oarrta- are simply thrilled at having th«h. ponded since World War IL RUGGED j Dorothy Schaeffer of the Hastings club graduated as KOPS, having reached their desired weight goals. Marten lost 43 pound* and Dorothy 59h pounds. Mra. Lol* Carl of Hasting* served COMPLETE IEAUTY THAINING A. They come from the lamb breast which has had the A pull-out board In the kitch­ breast bone removed and are en counter is useful for carving made by cutting In between meat*. It also makes additional each rib. They are long, serving space or it can be placed somewhat curved pieces, each on top of the counter for setting containing a rib bon*. out hot pan* or fruit jar*. Wiulo you are reurraiiRlng your storage, codkldcr how often you use each utensil and tool. 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UNDERWEAR, BELTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Etc. Choose a Guaranteed to Please" Gift from �physical exam and full - steed chest X-ray. Condition* Invotving serious lung disease - tuberculosi*. asthma or • repeated pneumonia — should exclude th* person from diving, he said. Other leas serious, but poten­ tially haxardoui. condition* such u chronic ear Infections, punc­ tured egr drum* or poor teeth and gums also warn against ac­ tivities which require breathing under increased pressure. Due to the case of obtaining and learning to use SCUBA >—m ■Arm*®# banncb Thursday. Jana 3. 1988 Careless Hunters, Bad Gunners Halt Electricity The fine power ot U* average Michigan gunman, man and boy, apparently doubled in 1965 over 1964, and to still going up in INC This stems to be proved by a rash of indiscriminate ahooUng* that has stopped elec­ tric service temporarily to thou­ sand* Of Michigan people and plana like churchm. schools and tIMpBhks. Divtaten Manager It. II. Law­ ler. ft Consamera Power Compaa/b Leasing Division, sate the tatodewts ar* not aacoramoa ta this area. On tha evening of March 29. INC, there was an Intzrrupllon ot arrrioe to a large number of customers in lhe Okemos area. The Ingha^n County Hospital was among these customer* The cause of thia interruption was three broken insulator*. The moral of all this is that Innoctnt and helpless people arc al the mercy of people who do such thoughUeas acta. Consumer* Power Company repuria that 97 time* during 1968. rifle, pistol and buck shot took out power lines, to interrupt electric service to a total Of 100,099 raridenUal. commercial and Industrial customers of the company at widely xsueml lo­ cation* throughout 1U 61-county Lower Peninsula elelcric service la 1983 and 1984 both, there were U such occurrences. But In those year*. lhe actual number of ciutomer minute* of Interruption totaled Just over three million: In 19€£. Ute cus­ tomer minutes of interruption were more than doubled, to nearly seven million. Bo far Ln 1966 there has tarn do real let-up In the number of such Incident*. with shooting* to far this year reported affect­ ing service M. least • briefly to cover 6.000 customers on the company's lines. And alm*, n wouin seem, are more deadly because more dam­ age la bring done by the shot*. Big target of Use indiscrimi­ nate shooter* is the power line Utsulator. Insulator* are th*, ceramic thins* that look like a woman's hat and that hang down, usually, from cross arms on poles, supporting power lines at nrioua vottage*. Multiply the 100.000 customers whose power was interrupted by the average family, else, roughly three, and you can see why th* mathematics of unsolicited tar­ get shooting upsets a lot of peo­ ple besides Consumers Power. ac =3 Skin Divers Need Exams, Doctor Says (Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus) •Buy­ ment. tha precaution of < tteteough medical evaluation beforehand la frequently overlooked by th* enthusiastic sport diver, said Dr. Markham. Unfortunately. many SCUBA clubs and instruc­ tional coum* also overtook Chis imports*! Mpeqt Al diving, he added. ' " He also recommend* a pressure teat and an ogyMB toleranM teat for prosper qyr"tnv*rs. soma In­ dividual* react violently to oxy- gen under Increased pressure. ba yean of testing, only U par- Ing to the Michigan Tourist cant, or XMIlnes, have been Council. 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Membership is limited to Juniors, seniors and graduate student* in the top one percent of their claoses, as weU Creek Cemetery. as to select members of the fac­ ulty who hare nude outstanding Completes Baste—Airman James Special Service! At Irving Chapel rom D«rbom uxl . rreelv7J\ tor iram Un«« ’ B*nnfr ' ^"Vl^nTTnd^eh Gull Lake Has Grants for mer informing over Of their right* ______ Special Skills care, enrolling f* Kalamazoo Art Show HCB CREDIT CARD! Whitmore will speak tor the 23th Loke-O Dance Oilton*, Jr, ot Hastings; Wcatey Township, near Detroit. She ex­ Oilton*. R1 Woodland, and How­ ard G Ilion*; eight daughters, unur, Inmnmo plm, n, Mra. Harold (Leah) Phillips. R2 graduate work toward a master’s mt. Aiirca shrahrw onroauree or of the and setting up the machinery dull Lake Community Schools Nashville; Mra. William (Thea) degree in reading specialization. Chapel. Bunday, June 3. Howard that will begin to roll on ths recently received word that a Hart. R4 Hastings; Mra. Edward 1st of July. (Mina) McGrath. 113 Hastings; Federal grant of 831.937 had been on furlough from Brazil. There Hospitals, doctors. Insurance approved for provision of special will be special singing and a organization* have been consuit- skills instruction and supportive Mrs. John (Audrey) Pagllal, Mn. Elx* Carlin is to exhibit Kalamazoo; Mra. Max (Nora glass at the Clothesline Art Show ulatlng the policies for tha 13™ itary-Secondary Education Lee) Bracy, RS Nashrille; Mra. health Insurance program, and Act* Blaine (Margaret) Bell, Steu­ | all policies have been considered. a benvUie, Ohio, and Mra. Albert Guest* of Mra. Lena Snell over by the Health Insurance Benefit* *111 I Kalamazoo Institute .. of Art*. r. Advisory Council, a 16-member EJmientary. Richland Elemen­ Exhibitors from Hickory Comers the Memorial weekend were Mr. grandchildren. and Mra. William Sanford of Al|.­ group, appointed under the law tary. Gull Lake Junior High. Kellogg Elementary, and Bed­ Carthy and James Christy, both bion and Mr. and Mra. Adrian to advise on medicare policy. ford Elementary School* for Farr of Grand Rapid*. ceramics. USE BANNER WANT ADSI student* who need extra trainble for hospital and medical in, 1 .rurance under medicare, and matlca skills. health insurance identification I don't need cash with an meeting. Mrs. Robert < Mildred Ketchumt Houston will be giving lhe response for the 50th annl- answer any quesUon* that may pome up. At the Elk* State Convention I the 7Bth annual reunion and slcr. class president. Your Social Security District ri Flint. May 21. 14 young people banquet of the Hastings High An "Alumnus of the Tear" Field Representative i Office located at 50 Ransom -eight girl* and six boys from School Alumni banquet to be On July 1st, about 19 millicm Ave. N£. Grand Rapid*. I* open Saginaw Menominee Petoskey, held on Saturday. June 11. 3t dally Monday through Friday 4L Joseph. Ishpeming. Aim*. De- ' “ — *’ ,H" ’*“**’ oh*r~ urider medicare's hospital introlt. Adrian. Ferndale. Oakdale. Memorlal Hall. also open each Monday from 4:30 Allan Park—received scholarship Address your questions to that tward* of 8400 to MOO. A family style dinner will be a dance Saturday. June 4, at the office which will rrt'ly directly Twenty-eight lodges submitted served. Reservations at 8250 Lakewood High School on M-50. to you. F\>r telephone request* 17 entries for Youth Leadership should be mailed to Maurice Marve Freestone caller. c. , . „„„ . ...11 Greenfield. R4 Hastings. They call 456-2241. Ungs, haa been assigned to Nellis AFB. Nev., after completing Air Force basic training. The air­ Moorman of Byron Center on Membership U limited to the top man. a 1964 graduate of Hastings High School, will be trained as a transportation specialist with the the hospital. Center area The Social Security AdralniaMiss Walton is currently doing tended Michigan State Univer­ Hope Tcemahlp. sity. On May H Miss Walton wi Initiated Into Kappa Delta Pi. foa— 1 to < individual attention to the boys Different rending and mathe­ medicare program. Curds fur people who have hospital insur­ matics materials will be provided ance protection, but did not sign up for medical Insurance, will be sent out during June. । Mdlora will also be working with Also being sent to medicare the students throughout the ticneflciarir.r during June, is a book on health Insurance under provided from 8:15 to 11:45 In social security. It Is called “Your these buildings and the high Medicare Handbook." and con­ school for any Gull Lake stu­ tains all the information each dents who desire to check out neraon over 65 should need to books for Summer reading. The school system also received a Federal grant of 86.758 under begins on July 1st" bln*, home health service*. and other service* Included in the BUDPlementary plan. "Your Medicare Handbook" Is designed as a ready source of In­ formation and guidance for each person covered by medicare. Along with the red. white, nnd blue health Insurance Identifl- For Banner Classified Ad* Cail WI 5-3481. TOSS of which they are very proud. At Uie* present time Hastings Lodge m At lhe State Convention over 157.000 was donated to the Major Project Program. Pvt. Oerald A. Sherry U home on an elght-day leave from Ft. BUI. Okla, to visit hl* parents, the Oerald Bherrys. He U a cook tn the Field ArtUlery division Thur.-Fri.-Sot. ta(DM)9MU d hmden I Elvis THENuTQftS IT AWAY! Go wildl Splash "Ulac Mixt" on "Lavender Btua” prints. Add bold swatchta of "Avocado Green" and "Malibu Blue." Hallmark brings high fashion color Sun. thru Wad. ouablA humw The medicare handbook ex­ oqdary Education Act to increase plains how the two health Insur­ lltjrarv book* and audio - visual ance plans work and tells what xudpUm In all right of its achools These funds were alpayments will be made. U also form to be used tn requesting payment of doctor's bills under the medical Insurance program. The hand book also ha* a lUtlng of all the Blue Shield nnd private insurance organization* that will be handling medical in- Lunch after dance. ■300 bond and a 8100 bond. Sec-1 Duward Caln. Class of '43. will md place went to a girl from J* *7 tnn Arbor and a boy from Big | Wesley Manker. Class of 4LJ* to Tapld*. each receiving a 8375 ____ x>nd. Third place went to a girl ......... . * rom Big Rapids and a boy from I lackson, each receiving a 8150! bond. The Major Project reported 112 cases thl* year with 187 still lelng worked on and 225 closed coses. The Hastings Elks were In Hghth place in lhe State of Michigan In donation* with a body, including the hostess, has a wonderful time. Seo all those colorful new party accessories at our Hallmark Party Shop today. - GARDNER'S ordered and by Fall many books, record*, film strips. 110W. State Ph. 945-2134 to each school library. OUR & mateiy 30 youngsters, four and five years of age, will benefit ,uc WEEK en taring kindergarten Parents will participate In order to find cut how they can further help tb-lr children before they enter A citizen's committee oon*Uting of parents and .school person­ nel Identtfloa the need* and scope of these* progpuna Mra. Virginia PhllUp*. a member of the Gull Lake staff, coordinated the pro­ parent 65 or over, and anyone gram* within lhe school svstetn who is thinking alx>ut his fu­ and prepared them for submis­ ture health care needs, will want sion to the School Board and American's key to his medicare protection. Breaux of the Importance of medicare to all Americans, every- You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Al Slgaa Tiro Service JlA Barr Tiro Shot ELECTRICAL SERVICES Ing to work. Bo that people may have the information ahead of । Ume. Charles Doyle Social 8e• curity field repreecniaUve Ln MUSIC INSTRUCTION C.LU. plications for a continuing akllU pruerxin for jot the 1M6-C7 ivwvi nuiiwi program school year will have to be submitted Wrin. Drive-In Service At Peonle't Church HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES A GOOD HOMS AT CARLTON CENTER loceterForV I la-acre lot. has three tiedrooms uostairs and -.$7,000.00 Church, located on East State Road. The Boulthouse twins from Clarksville will present special music on cow bells, glasses, and PHARMACISTS PLUMBING this area for their musical ability. HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING. REPAIRB C. A. M*tt»*a. BuUdw New Life Judge and Mra. 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AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD, insulated and aluminum storm windownstairs a large living i and hardwood floors. TV #. mt* place .$15.00<LD0 gartge, a real good location for------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ $7,000.00 A REAL GOOD. YEAR -ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, throe nice bedrooms. Welcoi Card NOW! WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS M MS-B5I4 WELCOME KBC0MEE1 COMMIfl BANKING t TBUST SERVICE and dining room both carpeted, full bath, kitchen and utill a. H insulated, has storm windows and screens, new gas condition, and all for DUE TO RECENT SALES $II.$M.OO �*d- Saxons Win West Central Track Crown ' • ■ ' . ?Mike Hess Izads - HHS to Title; 4 George Miller s 37 Leads Bliss Golf Circuit .,'fifew Records Set S.’ ' ittpfh P«y» OH !<*-. Blur * ' George Miller, shooting a fine 37, loads the pack with 22 points on the Gold Team, followed by John Hopkins with 17 in the Bliss Tuesday league at the Has­ tings Country Club. Art Bennett still retains the lead with 19 pointe on the Silver Team with Harry Burke. Lin Snyder, and Phil Walldorf! only two points behind. All members except Jim Cole­ man and George Miller chal­ lenged the back nine GM T—m championship nt Ionia Wednes- Ungs High senior speedster, won last Spring, for the first time in many a year, tlie Blue 6* Gold IM in seconds Wednesday to aggregation finished last among Central Conference track and ,c.: Depth paid off for Couch Van- field championship. Mike was •*< derVren's lads who won three also a fine halfback on the un­ •"•’ firsts, took three seconds, three defeated HHS football team last ■vr thirds, a fourth and four fifths Fan. a.n» In a meet that really split points. Moore 50, 4, CzJnder 53. 0; Birke 51, 4. Peters 55. 0; Bottcher 64. 0. Pusnlkas 58. 4; Buerge 43, 4. Sex- 60. 1; J. Hopkins 43. 4, Tredin­ nick 66. 0; Isham 50. 0, Wall­ dorf! 53. 4. 111: Hasting* 41, CkarioU* 14, Grand Phil Tartan ted Lakewood with Ln the1 century. was filth in Softball League Plays Twin Bills On Local Field Double headers are scheduled on the Johnson Field diamond sedation games and this Thurs­ day Night the Hastings Mfg. nine Of Middleville faces the Hastings Merchants at 8:30. Friday night the Michigan Re­ habilitation Institute plays Local 138 in the opener and E. W. Bliss was third In the low hurdles and Viking meet in the nightcap. with Payne fourth. Jim Beadle was fifth in the shot and Steve Fox fifth in the pole vault. ’ Last Thursday the Merchants defeated Viking, 10-2. with Dean Dingman pitching three-hit ball 8od ODonnell cracked out a homo run. a double nnd a single tn four trips for Uie winners. Williams also got a homer. The previous Tuesday the Mer­ chants defeated Local 414 10-2 with M. Lydy pitching for the winners and Dave Reynolds three runs in the fifth and Local 414 one In the third and sixth then the Merchants won going aww with seven tallies in the final Inning on five hits. Includ­ ing a double by Cecil Lefiel. Saxon Golfers Tie for West Central Crown Defeating Grand Ledge by .. 16 strokes over the Hastings Coun­ try Club course Thursday. Coach Bob Carlson's HHS golf team Ued for the West Central crown. Charlotte with Liability Fkw. 945-9425 11 Charlotte ment, with Hasting* second. Success in duals—Hastings lost only one loop encounter — gave the locals their tie for first place John Peterson was medalist Thursday with a 38. Jim Taylor and Doug O"Laughlin carded 41s and Tom Isham 43. Jini Sabin and JelT KUnebiel had 44 for the visitors, Bob Kell NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's 62 Safeties to Tour Greenfield Village Saturday ■ LAROEMOUTH BLACK BASS, FIGHTING FAVORITE OF FISHERMEN ~‘ ’ Christian Service Beys Have Canoe Roca on Thomoppio BMtaikn MB. Christian Etar- cw Atennetal pmas /pro —— Barnard Hi»torical Society to Haar Talk on Wall* Saxon Netters End Season With Victory Heatings High's tennis UDf PADS Oft U/SED BEDS. Aliuiawa*/, v~v, — — — —■ aeasoa finishing no worse than second in the West Central Con- □ jn. through fallows were off paddle splashing, finishing up LURES Against the Comets, Jim Cham­ bers defeated Jim Arnold. 7-8. FOR Irwin DeWitt, 14. Ri Hastings, and Sieve Youngs defeated BID curiMB Buerge and John Hopkins with 43's and Pete Lubtenltcki and Harry Burke both with 44's. Tuesday's Results: Coleman 41. 0 pointe. Miller 37. 4; Lublenieekl 44, 3, Burke 44. Snyder 52, 4; Cleveland 58, Hubert 53. 1; Perry 48. 0, Joh poinU. Greenville took runnerup honors with 33, iChartotte had * In doubles. Lee Belfield and Jim Francisco defeated Oary Thomas and Joe Novello, 6-2, fl-1, and Mike HalUfax and Andy Johnson defeated Rick Gilbert uve BAIT* Hastings, and Nick Clagett, 14. WORMS CXX< A DAHK SUSPACS Harold Fass Slated for Tackle At Valparaiso MINNOWS PLUS FOR — NIAHT FISHING. CRAYFISH With Michigan'! black bass season opening June 1 in all inland waters, the Great Lakes, and St. Marys River, thousands of anglers will be focusing their a neation oa scrappy largenouths and smallmouths in the weeks ahead. For them and other hook-and-liners who will jpin the action June 18 in Lake St. Clair, the St. Clair and Detroit rivers, here are some how-to’s for'catching the largemouth member of this dynamic duo. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation • Harold J. Fass, Jr., son of Mr. and Mra Harold J. Pass of 921 hurt, Emil Mlkelson. Tom Kid- N. Wilson, has finished his freahman year al Valparaiso Uni­ veal ty at Valparaiso. Ind. He earned his frosh numerals Red Cross Life Saving Classes To Start June 13 FOR FUN and HEALTH Bpruig training was moved to tackle and la slated for a atart- from Eastern Military Academy Junior and Senior Red Cross nt Huntington. Long Island, imilllfffHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIII BOWL uled to start Monday, June 13, Chief of Police Richard Sunlor Hastings eight months ago from has announced that members of Charlotte, N. C. the Hostings safety patrols would Hastings High athletes were honored Tuesday evening al the Algonquin Lake residence be treated to a trip to Greenfield E. W, Bliss Company here. lhe final sports banquet of lhe year which recognized our Spring Village near Detroit Saturday. sports teams. The Saxons won the West Central Conference track cham­ pionship, lied for the league crown in golf, finished no worse The Barry Cotaty Humane than second in tennis and were almost in the cellar in baseball. Society reporta there la a part Irish setter and part cocker All in al|, Hastings coaches, administration and fans can nlsbed by the Llonettes and the book, Wa. Lions Club provides the evening be proud of the 1965-66 athlstic year on the Hilltop. dinner. Chief Sunlor said. MOTORCYCLE EVENT Ion at the Dor Pound through Two milestones were set: The Ralph Shir key of Shirkey's Food Market is furnishing the HHS football team posted the first undefeated season in the 5-2983. pop­ school'! history, and the golf Adult supervisors will Include team won the first HHS State Principal Bob Casey, Mr. and championship. pn; Mrs. Art McKelvey, Melvin Willard Btawaki, a Caledonia riders participated. The wrestling team and golf High graduate who played tackle lice department .and two mem­ teams won regional tournaments. In league play. Blue & Gold mixed two - ball foursome, the for the University of Michigan, ber* of the Lions Club and their haa received hla medteal degree 948-5000. A white kitten teams won the football, basket­ Jack Croningers and Jim Chases from the Unlveratty of Michigan. Safely patrollers scheduled ball, wrestling and track titles and tied for the golf crown, ae- tied for first. The Shannons Were Btawaki was president of his cnlllng 945-4160. two grey kittena by colling 945-4464 and Mary Allen, Robert Allen. Bar­ cumulaled 814 points to win th« third and there was a three-way it- tie for fourth among the Jock bara Anderson, Tom Andrews, league's All-Sports trophy. MS-0730, all In the evxnlng. Well done. SAXONS! I ! Itf. McOulrca, Al Halins and Ken Brown, The Detroit Zoo, In Royal Oak. Outdoor Trail—Game Warden Lew Lang won Sunday'* blind Dually by more than 12 million Gene Brown, as well as other bogey, Don Fisher wu second _____ . Lori Conley, Bruce Curtis. Barbara Denny. animal lovers, are urging every­ and brother Dwight was third. vocation traveler! from every tire Nation’s f ineat collections of animals exhibited In their natuone to leave wild baby nnimnla State and many foreign oounBob Stanley, Pete Lublenieekl James Ellis. Maxine Fedewa. Bill and Oale Ke'lhl tied for fourthJ triee. • ral habitat in a 120-acre park. Feldpausch. Ted Pltsgerald, alone. When you come across -a young animal, don't touch it) Stephen Gibson: Brown says. Even though the Clndee Oielarowskl, Lucy God­ frey, Tom Grot*. Mark Haines, animal—or nest such as a'rtbMartha Hall. Dana Hawk. Joan blt's neat — may appear to -Be Hawkins, Stephen Huver, Mich­ abandoned. It undoubtedly isn'tael Kasinsky. Tom Kessenlch, Not only is kidnapping baby ani­ Steven Lancaster. Jackie Leh­ mals wrong, but it could cost lhe man. Tom Lewis. Nadine Lowe, kidnapper a fine of 8100 or 90 Mary Martin, Tom Mayo. Patty days, or both. . . . Flailing for bluegills was won­ Mlles, Steven Moore, Barbara Mullcnlx, Mark Os troth, Jefi derful for a couple of days last week, but the cold Memorial Day Parker; Sandra Pennington, Patty weekend slowed the action. Pierce, Jane Randall. Leo Rear­ Brown said. Tlie bass season don. Bill Reynolds. Julie Rey­ opened at midnight this Wed­ nolds. Stephen Rohde. David nesday and now all our game Rosenberger, Valeria 8 h e 1 e r, fish are legal in this areal The Yvonne Shetterly. Sandra Btam- minimum keeper size for bass ler, Tom Steward. Mary Thomas, remains nl 10 inches, and as in tlie past, fishermen can take up Roger Trumbull: Patrick Weiler. Douglas Wel­ ton, James Whitney, Diane Wiet- limit on largemoutlis nnd small­ nlk. Lowell Wilde, Kenneth mouths. singly or combined. Is Wlndes, Mark Yerty. Barbara again five. . . . Sturgeon is tlie only Michigan Zeigler and Stephen Pierce. fish out bf season al the present time. And since May 28. aU fish­ ing has been closed on a posted section of Uie Black River, Che­ boygan County, stretching 300 yards below Alverno Dam. The restriction will remain in effect until sturgeon complete their spawning runs in the river, which usually occurs about the middle Grand Ledge scored three runs of June. The ban is to protect in the third and two more in these whopper-sized fish during the fifth Thursday to hand the their spawning season when they Hastings High ba.'.eball team ILs are particularly vulnerable to six defeat In seven West Cen­ snagging. Sturgeon spawning tral Conference games as the success in the Cheboygan stream holds lhe key to maintaining these fish In Black, Mullet and 4-7 overall Burt LBkes. As far as fish experts know. Viese three lakes harbor the only major sturgeon popu­ three tallies In the third on lations found In Lower Michi­ two hit*, two wild pitch*-*, a gan's inland waters. . . . Armchair Athlete V. Pets It's Americas Favorite Family Fun' Available Stawiki Now Medic Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3114 FOR INFORMATION A<0 RESRRVAT1ONS Bob and Mickey Lombarl Your Hocti HASTINGS BOWL INC Wrf.id at Michigan We SOUND GOOD at your Barry County HEADQUARTERS Be Sure to Take Your Saxon 9 Ends Season With 4-7 Record RADIO! last two runs came utlhuul a G 26 oz. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Q Simple as. Compare Quality and Prices A Buy from Us and Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds I C Down lhe Fairway—Phil Wall­ dorf! won lhe flag tournament at Hastings got its two runs in the Hastings Country Club on the fourth. Terry Keller led olf Memorial Day. reaching the fair­ with a single then Steve Spoon way on the 20th hole Gene Mc­ slammed a home run. Allister was second getting to the Hastings gra got lour four nns hits in an. all. igth. followed by Eldon Mathews, nasungs Ghind Ledge three. HaMlnga Bob Lumbert. GeJrge Miller, Joe committed six errors. Grand Burkholder, Gordon Cove. Wayne Ledge three. . Newton. Dave Goodyear got the Mike Edgel hurled the entire -prize for being farthest -from game for the Comets with,Mike home." McAllister's 77 w Irish catching. I best score. In the aftei Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! —BBT BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— SERVICE gf S DURAUEAN FI,aMWI>-»*l Fit. HSRF.M -OW" UhiM.,. M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE you name the job and Wheel Horae has the attaching too) you'll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horse tractors and quick­ attaching tools now on display. E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 I. State St., Ha.tinfs Ph. Wl 5-2983 WBCH ft Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station \p MUSIC 1220 on your Dial �Covered Road Bridges Recall Michigan’s Romantic Past them all. the । obviously. served aa Musicians to Audition for Camp Scholarships pathway high over the Hindu propelled age. At one time they creaked under the weight of ox-drawn carts when Michigan was largely a wilderness; they clattered to the pounding hooves of running mounts; and they rumbled beneath the wheels of horse-drawn wagons, stage­ coaches and fancy carriages long mobile. For half a century they have excited the imagination of pho­ tographers. and never more than in the fall when the weather-worn timbers are framed by Uie crim­ son and gold of the surrounding catch the light and shade on the weathered structures. Hix covered bridges still stand In Michigan. They are located: _L Near Centreville. (Langley Bridge! crossing St. Joseph River. St. Joseph County, t Two miles northeast of Nilea (private! on the farm of E. M. Morris. Berrien County (open to the public by appointment only). X At Smyrna (White's Bridge!, crowing Flat River, Ionia County. 4. Fallasburg Park, crossing Flat River. Kent County. X Ada. crossing Thomappie River. Kent County. X Ackley Bridge at Greenfield Village. Dearborn. Though the covered bridge traces ita ancestry to the first such struc­ ture erected across the Euphrates River in Babylon In 783 B. C, it has become almost symbolic of here on a scale never attempted tn any other country, some of them more than a mile in length. The earlier bridges in America -Adv^j Deof Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid > If you can bear people talk and lhen this will be your answer.. An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny energised unit, has been d by a man who himself is hearing and has been for If interested It la suggested you Write HEARING. 32 E. Bth St, Erie, Pa. You will receive full In­ formation at no coat or obligation Trapshootera The mallard—on czcellen invited popular game Urda—la able to Saturday. Earl Argetslnger took honors at the last shoot with a top speed, according to George Hunt, University ot Michigan Taylor and —...... _ udUfc management Tuesday night of this week the Merchants defeated the Michigan Students In the Barry County area will have an opportunity to auditkm fa scholarahlpa for In­ flartnan Li now holding the boards to frolic with the slippery cum. Red the auditions will take place in tlie high rchool bond room Sat- big catches >ra made dally with hook and line. At that time, young terested ui attending music camp on UtUe near Muskegon will trees along the bonks is the only place to commune with Mr. and people in­ the new Blue Inke be heard. Over the continent, mallards make up 50 to 80 per cent of the game bag. probably because this bird is large, attractive and very tasty, he says. 'The mallard 13 a very wide­ spread species In the northern hemisphere.’’ says Hunt “In the National Geographic Society. KoUS. it's the most abundant of the group of birds which in­ cludes wild dueks, geese and scholarships are available are from July 17 to July 31 and from —about os great a contrast with Aug. 7 to Aug. 21. Both are for The male has a greenish-black trout and black bass fishing and grades 7 to 10. head and neck, white collar. other angling for game fldi as Guam. American Samoa and the anything well could be. Pacific Trust Territories. Bull heads know their business; parts The female is a mottled they hook themselves completely and streaked dark brown and Dick Palmer’s Good Pol ___ Billy . and more completely than any pale buff. By Mra. John Hook took fourth place In his division other flair A bullhead will swalMallards nest in Michigan In the Wolverine Raceway's Mer­ chants and Manufacturers Trot Mr and Mrs. Glenn Steele of able water area ClUnose papermakers about the Thuraday night, moving up fran Rev. Arthur Dodge gave the In- Sunfield. Mra. Feess (Ann Buch-' Nashville were Thuraday callers , grassland* or w and reproachful eyes because vocation. men. who was so seriously in- of Mr, and Mrs Homer Ham- , parchment Paper arrived In The Part Nobte Grand Club In the feature in which lhe the float and the pole. Sicily about 1100 and in Spain meeting will be Thuraday, J»nc top five finishers in each of the Jan." Like Jan. -24.' 24. 1T is now now”'able able "to to get get > Hynes. Hynes. Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Geroid Geroid Bot-। But- j l ^C most waterfowl, mallards around 1150: It then spread to two divisions came back for the him. around the house on crutches. * j timer and two children of Bal- are gregarious, frequently being । finale. BiUy was trotting Ln sec­ You can sit Ln tha shade and the death of Lyle Hulbert. He Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelthamer tie Creek and Mr. and Mra. Don- found In large flocks, occasion­ ond place when a boot strap watch the float Jerking about and boys entertained the mem­ aid Wortley and two children of ally with thousands In one During a tornado warning, broke. group-------------Ordinarily, number "" flocks -----K" take a battery operated radio to bers of lhe Parmelee family, Grand Rapids were Sunday call- ---------Rather than Jeopordixe the 10 to 12 birds horse. Palmer pulled him over he has pulled the pole out of He will be sadly missed by ajl (Mrs. N's mother’s relatives) Monday. There were 34 present. Hammond. Clayton Erb of By ­ that knew him. _ ______ .. ____ _____ _ , ______ and stopped. HoapUal Guild 41 met Wed-1 Those who enjoyed the get-to- ron Center was a Monday guest­ USE BANNER WANT ADS! outside weather conditions. which you have jabbed the butt gether were, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ed Rice attended lhe 50th wed­ end. you can lay down your Jackson with 14 present. This Parmelee and family of Battle ding anniversary of Mr. and book or magnrine and bring him Creek. Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs James Wilcox al the Robert being the last meeting, a potto land. (Mildred) VandenBosh of Buch- Wilcox home. * Mr. and Mra. . Being out of water doesn't pluu work com pitted included 6 Harold Hawkins and family of make much difference to the belt Lee and family of Grand Hosllng.t were Sunday guests of average bullhead. Possibly he A home contents Inventory Rapids. Mr. and- Mra. Carlton Mr. and Mra. Robert Fosters. * Although bats can be a nih- might get peevish after three or and 18 green towels. Coats and boys and Mra. Coat's Mr. and Mra. Philip Bickel were may show that you’ve acquired sance, it's generally a simple four days—unless there was a Sunday evening callers of Mr. ' a surprising number of new task to get rid of the odd little damp wind blowing, but a few Minneapolis. Minn.. Mr. and Mra. and Mra. Roger Davis. * Mra. possessions. Make a room-bymammals before they drive you hours more or leas mean noth­ Kendall Coots, Mr and Mrs. Max Roger Davis. Mr. and Mra. Don­ “batty." room list of everythipg you ing to him. Ho seldom knows ald Cheney spent Saturday with Cool, late Summer evenings own. Then total up its present By Victor Sitton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Diana Davis of Grand Rapids. value. You may find that your hook out «Sl'.n4 347-1112 George Coats In the afternoon Mr. and Mra. Hubert Hunt and buildings at night, points out present insurance on home the Lees, VandenBosha and Par- family. Mr. and Mrs Robert Charles Shirk, Michigan State than This community extends heart contents falls far short ot the me!res called on a long - time Miller and family and Mr and University extension wildlife amount you really need. If so, friend. Mra. Climena Scholbly of Mis. Howard Cheney and fam ­ specialist. R. K. Elliot, whose two-year-old call us for more up-to-date j Woodland. i ily of Charlotte attended the protection through a Home* vrr^ i.7L ~r«rn7 Mrand Mra. hal Hendce of putluck of the Cub Scouts Pack moth balls scattered on the on Bernard Falconer farm ,,,,.. . owners policy. meeting at Pleasan tvlew Satur ­ nzsran wm Portland were recent luncheon floor will keep the strange ani­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. John Hook mals out of most attics. How­ no. vna»r bit. nuot ruiph were Sunday dinner guests of ever. he also suggests plugging Stowell of Mansfield. Ohio, were little brown devils swam away Rood and - formerly attended Sunday callers on Mr. and Mra. Sympathy goes out to the agro, attics and meant bulld- when towed Into the lake. • Ford rmu Stowell. * w Mr. mr. and M»u Mra. .’m | family of ui Joe Sweet .J.nv wim who> (ncu died The bullhead is not a beauti­ Insurance Agency Frank Hynro of Harting* , Pord Stowell were Sunday din- , Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Owen ful fish and has no claim to ------rw-anf. atmnrr mirrt nt Mr «nrl __ ttucau _____ Wl. mi. . - iuiu..... — . . ................ . I. n . c _ ~ . lie, aua. miu. jiuuoc Dre Millar’s Jewalarg Phosia aristocracy—but ho is end'iring. ™r>- f^d otoweil w Mra. Clou- । Gardner of South Woodland, weekend at Hardy Dam and were notice where light seeps through dine (Matthews underwent minor Olh(rr weJT w - -■ 120 W. STATE ST Wl 5-4174 In Kimball Graphic surgery on an eye Ln a Grand 1 QIid NIi Rapids hoapttal on TUraday. | Gardner of Charlotte City. » caulking compound, screen sided Ln mesh or aluminum foil during Billy is Fourth In MM Division Durfee Get Rid of Bats With Moth Balk What’s row in your home? West Woodland RANDSEN’C F the evening hours after bats have left the building to feed. “Legend and witchcraft have centuries.*' points out Lake Odessa By Francea Johntton Shlck. Recent visitors to the George Saturday dinner guests ot Mr. We have learned that Rev. Smith. Mra. Murray Hanshbar- tor of the Woodland Methodist But they do have some odd gtr. Mrs. Ila Hamp and Mra. Church and later pastor of lhe habits. For Inrtanor. they feed Carrie Thomas at Clarksville. Freeport and Carlton Center at night and sleep in lhe day­ time while hanging head down from the curved daws on their Charlotte, Mrs C. N. Stormee hind feet. They also hibernate in and Clifford of Hastings. Mr. Mra. Maude Manns of and Mrs. Monty Rawlings of Winter. Although bats have poor vlsHam Tbwhsend. Sisson from Saturday until Mon­ kind of radar system which Clarkaville, Lakewood Seniors, day. Sunday they all visited at using supersonic sound waven drove to Washington, D. C. Sun- the Eldon Roush home of South Hastings and Mra. Manna spent which are beyond man's hearing ________ . usual sightsee­ the evening with Susie Phillips. Monday they visited the ceme­ ing. They will return Friday. tery at Freeport and decorated The longest highway tunnel in Shade and Alice of rural Freethe U, 6. Is the B,Ill-food Brooklyn-Battery Tube in New York. Priacllla were Thursday vMtora Friday the children are there long enough to got report cards Clarksville. Anyone for savings? Hamp Manorial Day. On June Victor Bisson was in Ionia 11th the Courtneys leave for Wednesday and called on some long-time friends. Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Campbell, formerly Mra. Gary Newton ( Gaytha Loo­ Bonnie Courtney. mis). * Flowers were at some­ Eighteen members of ti» South what of a premium for Decora- hand stitching a quilt oarer 80 gone, iris and lilacs were Just still Just beds and snowballs were proUy green. Artificial flow­ ers predominated In the ceme­ block Is done by croee stitching teries. Ita been a cold, backward Spring. breakfast at called, “loving labor." The quilt the High School Wednesday * will be presented to M1m O'Mara's niece. Miss Marie the Tom Nlethomer yard SaturO'Mara of Marshall aa a birth­ day gin. . surprise on his 16th birthday. The membera oF the Retired The six boys “enjoyed "? a swim­ ming party. The swim was brief and Montcalm counties met at I the Methodist Hall Wednesday j Mr. and Mra. 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VOLKSWAGEN CONVERT. ondlUon, sununertimc apcclal GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson - JVT5-5O52 6/2 REAHM MOTOR SALES Hastings Milling & Farm Supply NOTICES SPECIAL SAVINGS CANVAS TARPS ONT I AC - OLDS - CADILLAC 1 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan 5x7 to 16x20 BALER TWINE! $3.47 up WINICK'S Wl * I GUARANTEED— 3>2«! Qu»nU‘y Lota Wl 5-3324' Balea or mot IOTICL Water Softeners Iron Filters s6’° abate SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS BEST GRADE— ’8“ Quality »tructnrea b«Ut by Rental or Home Ownad Equipment Dau: Map Job. Pbllip H. Mluboll, J Cell SMILEY BUILDINGS 111 N. BoUweod Hostings, Mich. 6/2 .. FARM BUREAU SERVICES . •M^Soutf ■ 6l6-945-9IOa “ LEGALS HELP WANTED MAN OR WOMAN Ill-O Waiort BaiMlag BOTZOB OF MOBTOAOB BALS PUBLICATION OBDEB Baird. M bl» w«* I & PUBLICATION OBDEB. ot Huiliit, Dial triad tha plaaa lor bold lax Uo Clreall Court for th* PatHioa ot Kitllh Dll Write: Rowleigh Dept. MC F 651 119 Freeport, III. 171 tad >71 Uoroot, SOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. Thai llaliU poroo« i-nblieailM FOR SALE Courl Rai*. PlUWp. H. Lake Property Secluded, modern year 'round 4 bedroom home with guest house — both beautifully furnished. Garage ... 180 ft. lake frontage — seo wall. On M-43 Wall Lake, Delton. Call owner. Fl 3-4093 Kalamazoo 6/16 NOTICES Lraieo. April • Il le hard J Hadian. Klr<,l *u.l II l>.al E Klrtrl Classified Paragraphs FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexall's fast permanent. Regular 32.00-Now 1100. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. -RAMBLER FOR SALE— 1959. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy, Best, offer takes it. Fred Wil­ tf son. Rl Nashville. 4505 Quimby it ir Automotive To All Employers Tho CrediJ Bureau would appreciate notification of an employee's termina­ tion and the reason for termination—due to the increasing number of per- * Busin***. Services ply. M37 So. 945-3150. SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats. Flute Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-M in Nashville. OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf Service GOOD AS NEW STORE LEGALS MiUbaiL 945-2^23 nirrri , e/» UaaUas*. MlcUlxaa , CUUM CLEANER — Brand it Help Woeted ie« 1966 Modal, all metal construcUon. no plastic, with a full set of cleaning attach- TOOL ROOM MACHINIST AND APPRENTICES-Interested in learning trade. Good wages 317.70. Guaranteed. Call MA-5365. Sectro-Hjglene and fringe benefits. Excellent opportunity with growing Cor- Mlscellancoua STALK SHREDDERS FOR 1867 CALENDARS — Wide varit ety of hrites starting at 3855 ' per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA-4 Dr. Power steering and brakes. doing. matches. Call: Battle Creek. Radio. 37,000 actual Hiles, Ex­ WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. Coll 945-3445 cellent condition! Jim Cole­ WANTED — Cook in Nursing tf man, WI 5-3413 office, WI 5­ Home. 7 am. to 3 pm. 5 days 2837 home. 6/9 ELECTRIC Razors repaired— 5663 or WI 5-3708. Special —Your razor cleaned, IRISH SETTER PUPPIES—AKC lubricated and sharpened, only. ' Registered. Alio English Better. Good hunting stock. Good peta MATURE MAN to drive retail furniture truck for old reliable guaranteed. Lapo Drug, It Phone: Holta Driftwood Ken­ store. Steady work, good sal­ State BL, Hastings nels. 945-4870. 6/16 ary. paid insurance, store bene­ fits and discounts. References WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED LIGHT PLANT—Alternator type. New • Remodel • Repair required. Salary increased os in aluminum, steel or wood 110 Volt, 1250, Watt, run 40 you become familiar with Job. •ash. Burkey Auto Glass A: hours. Mattress. 30" wide, 72" ALSO, reliable man to unpack Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jeffer­ long. 4" thick. Fay Parks, 466 and get furniture ready for son. Hastings. tf E. Railroad St, Hastings. 6/9 delivery. Would send right 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' FRENCH POODLES — Miniature man to school to learn touchand men's clothing. Phont WI white male puppies. Reason­ up and refinish work. Stewart­ 5-5714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd. ably priced. Phone: WI 5-5058 Clarke Furniture Co, 472 W. Tailor shop. tf or WI 5-4334. tf FREE ARTHRITIS8/3 Mlch. SEWING MACHINE — Brand RHEUMATISM SAMPLE ■Reel Estete new xlg-zag in original factory carton. Scratched In shipment. MAN to assume responsible posi­ Test Speclfex for minor tion in store. V. 8: 8. Hard­ Will sell for only 341.40 Includ­ COTTAGE north side ot Wail ware, listings. tf rheumatic-arthritic pain. ing guarantee. Terms of 84.14 Lake. Excellent beach for chil­ Free sample write per month. Will take trade. SUMMER HELP WANTED — dren. Private dock and boat. Call fast on this. 945-5395. Aug. 14 to Aug. 28-Phone WI Middle-aged couple preferred, A UDELL. INC. Electro-Hygiene. 6/2 5-4933 except Thursdays. WI but will consider either male 5-3153 after 5:30. _____ tf 1143 Bunon SE, or female over 30 years of age Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 COTTAGE FOR RENT — June to operate small Dog V Buds Drive-In at Gun Lake from and July. 375 week. Phone 945­ May 30 unUl Sept. 6. May live 5944 or 945-9155. 6/23 300 ACRE FARM—Can be used for general farming Fenced EURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ furnished. Reply to: Marshall welL Buildings in good condi­ MENT. one 4-room cottage, Lyon, 3188 Orchard Lake Drive, tion. Call 833-2719 (Delton). tf furnished or unfurnished. Lake Fenton, Michigan 48430. tf privileges All utilities fur­ nished. Phone 823-3034. tf 2/3 ACRE IMMEDIATE NEED BORDERS A NICE CREEK it for Solo— Miacelleneoea Over Stan’s Wallpaper CORRECTIONS OFFICERS Almost new 3-bedroom modern & Paint Store TABLE PAPER -- For picnics, home just outside city limits. MALE ONLY Lovely large back yard. School family reunions, lota of uses OPEN FRIDAYS -a-i.- n.a. bus goes by the door. Will Startlng salary 8380 per hour. tf trade for house in town of ner office. All Michigan Civil Service ^Benefits. Must not be under 31, FOft SALE —50 tons first and Ladle.1 SUMMER COATS Phone WI 6-4781 and have graduated from high second cutting hay, alfalfa and school. Bring completed OppUbromo. Call Hickory Corners caUon for written test which 671-6318. . tf New supply of FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ will be given st the Michigan Ladles' MATERNITY DRESSES SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom ern clean 3-bedroom ranch. Reformatory, Ionia, Michigan, rifle made by McCord's of Gas heat; full basement; PURSES and HATS Ionia. Will shoot a 3" group at built-in kitchen. Large comer Applications for examination 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ lot in excellent .neighborhood may be obtained from either tion. Yeager barrel and trigger. across from elementary .school. lhe Michigan Reformatory or the Michigan Training Unit. Fisher safety. 3 to 8 variable Call 945-3841. tf WALK UP AND SAVE! An. equal opportunity employer. scope, peepsight In mount, full 6/3 monte carlo hand rubbed stock, HOME FOR SALE on two extra­ large lota. Oarage with base­ ■ling with quick detach, swivels ment. Bath with shower. HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS PLUS, complete handloading young male help over 18. Call Right of way on Bauble Lake equip, for above. Echo press, WI 5-9184. If No. 1 and 3. Snow plowed road. 90-06 dies and cases, bullets, FUBLICAT1OK OBDEB PRICED TO SELL. Phone: powder*, primers and loaded 1-366-5383. Irons. Michigan, tf RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER ih shells, etc. Rifle value, 330000 Grand Rapids full time, to live — loading equipment 370.00. TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE at 337 in. Will accept woman with Will sell complete for' only E. Grant St. Phone 945-3166. one child. Phone 363-1110. 3250.00. Call 945-3884 after 8 6/1 COUNTER MAN WANTED" 10,000 ft. footage SEE US TODAY! CuIHgan Water Conditioning " HL f* inlnlitmlcn Io Ik County. Mlehlfin. on March In tabor 1S1 of MortosM, nt, on tlalmod to KAECHELES This Season? Used Farm Machinery wo.d. »d*r*4 that '“>.■'“17 I0;0u A M., la »b* FrabaU Heating - Plumbing Fertilizer FARM IMPLEMENTS CARDS OF THANKS & IN MIMORIAMS— 2c .$299 1960 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Wagon. Full power.-------- 1486 PUMU0AT10X OBDU. »l*d by GORDON BTBODTBXCX •nd BXTTY J IAN STRODTUgCK. THK^HASTINOB CI TY^'ERat ■ lahitM b»aklr~-------- cemcHy. perience unnecessary. Real opportunity. 1962 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Hardtop. —91.15* PUBLICATION OBDEB. D*tsall_________ __ ■adilioa ot * wrula morineu 190 OLDSMOBILE Station Wagon..............31JW9 1961 FORD FAIRLANE , 4 Dr. Sedan......................... >495 l Lika-Now Used Car” lOTICl OF MOBTOAQE DISPLAY CLASS I Fl ID For profitable Rawleigh business in Norfh Barry County or Hastings. Ex­ 1959 Plymouth Fury _ Dr. Hardtop. Auto- 8 cyL, power steering, w/walls, radio. 1963 CMC Pickup Short box. 3 sp. V6 Engine. Custom cab. radio, dual spot­ lights, tutone. • ' 11445 AtUraeya f*r nSutlAO 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. ..................... U35 1961 MERCURY METEOR SM Sedan. ............................... $595 k GREAT GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE! MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. CASH RATS—IVit 1984 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan ..................... $1,499 1795 1964 ford F250 % Ton Wheel Dr, Stylcslde Pickup. I Free running front hubs. 4 i>p. 1 8 cyl. Radio. Heavy duty seat, ' oversize Ures w/spllt wheels. Spare tire. Outside mirrors, 63 BUICK ELECTRA dltton.......... .. 1963 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Full power.-------- —$2,750 1964 MERCURY BREEZEWAY 4 Dr. Sedan. -$1395 19*4 MERCURY MONTEREY Convertible.......................... H.1H 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Has FM radio. One owner. $995 1964 Chevrolet Biscayn* Dr. 8 Automatic. 91,195 54 FALCON CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5 3481 1964 COMET CALIENTE 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Auto­ matic. Power steering. Extra nice condition. Only ....81,486 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power with factory air 1965 Mustang B cyl. Automatic. W/walls. Ra­ dio. Excellent condition. 92366 >5 CHEVROLET ptJBUCATIOX OXDBX. 19*5 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Brougham Sedan. Fully pow­ ered and factory air condi­ tioned. ......................... ...94395 1965 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Has full power. Like 1964 Goloti, 500 Wl 5-2426 5-2425 Save $$ On One of These Spring Specials A-1 USED CARS LARKE BUICK PROVEN j PHONE 945-3481 it Notice* WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a robber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-llne stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 1225 This includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, 49046. tf CARPET CLEANING 18 EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet for only 3696. Hastings Floor Covering, 133 W. State, Has­ tings. Phone WI 5-8118. tf ITS JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FELM SERVICE! No charge for Otti­ lia prints. tf ARE YOU PAYING MORE than money? You might qualify for Federal I-and Bank loan. See this paper. 6/18 ATTENTION 11—Aluminum Sid­ ing—Johns • Mansfield—Alcoa— also Roofing. Buy from the man that does his own work­ manship! Call 653-3391. Ameri­ can Construction Company. 6/2 HAVE ROOM for 3 ambulatory patients in my licensed home. Pleasant room, adjoining bath, good food and care. Phon* BY 5-9473. ★ Personals ALCOHOLIC® ANONYMOUSPJO. 171, Hastings Telephone WI 6-3885. Meetings every Monday, * pm. WANT TO BUY a used tandem it Work Wanted ATTENTION 11 — Buy from the man that does his own work- ware buyer and salesman in LADY retail lumber business. You will find this work very intareatlng, with ideal working con­ ditions. Benefits Include hos­ pital Insurance. Hfe insurance, paid vacation and paid ItoiiLumber tf INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I See Carl 8i Betty's Appliances before you buy I They Sell—They Install—They Service Ph WI 5-2833. M-37 South. tf WILL TAKE nlfcng tn tha hnnta r-.1l nt. �I 1 CARO of THANKS CARD or THANK* MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF STATE HIGHWAYS Pennock Hospital CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM CARD OF THANKS April 30,1966 - June 30, 1972 o. AC Ftanle and Dr. Phelpe, th* our Mother, Mn. Hattie Kun*. want MBSBlsIly u> express appreciation to Doctors, tai interest toward me while at ies and all Mrsotmal at Bar­ ry County ------ --- Medical Care Faculty Facility lor their kindness and care. Your ful calls fram Pastor Elliott, the many friends and neighbors for their heartfelt messages, flowers myer. 821 8. Washington, al 8:03 am. May 29. weighing 7 pounds. Patten, JU Hasting*. at 11:23 Prank Mr. and Mn. Olan Kunz Woodland. thia enterprise. Do It Right; Seek Advice Before Building Walter FUher CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere Anniversary." Each moment is a treasured memory. Thanks for . Scofield. R1 Children Lansing, tools, Charlotte and beautiful cards in remembrance. the Elm Street Plant of BatUe It leaves a nostalgic feeling aa we Creek, the Hastings Manufactur­ ing Company and the Skilled Trade. Union, Rev. Eiiiou for his comforting words, the pall-bear­ Hart and Ruth Btamm ers, many relatives, friends and CARD OF THANKS neighbors for calls, cards, food, I would like to thank the party flower* and numerous acts ot who took my purse to the Sher­ kindness. A special thanks to Mr. iff's Office Monday afternoon and Mrs, Gordon Roy and Mr. following the Memorial Parade. and Mrs. Harry Bauerman of ^dJB15rYouh*nU M*y Okemos and the Leonard-Osgood Mrs. LaVerne Bowman CARD OF THANK* We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our relative*, friends, neighbors, and to Ada King and Addle Fausey for the wonderful dinner. Special thanks to the Medical Facility and staff doctors for their many acta of kindness and sympathy shown us during the Illness and death of our beloved father, James Oliver, also to LeonardOsgood Funeral Home and the Roy. Jam*. Ballard for his com­ forting words. Your kindness will never be forgotten. The family unrelated Fred Schilling of Eau Claire home in which money payment vice before building apple facility. whether lull Ume or day care proper planning and the desire to consult with expert, before OUMkUig bU IALUU MU AM* SciUUln^. When Schilling decided to build a storage facility to handle of Social. Welfare. 107 N. Broad­ he sought aid from Glen AnUe, way, Hastings, Mich. loss of our husband, father and grandfather. Thank you all. Mrs. Keith James Mr. and Mrs. Robert James and family Antic srranced a meeting rilh Michigan State Univer- Cows in Fish Herd Set Marks and family have recently completed top of­ ficial DHIR actual production Michigan records, according to Resides apples, Schilling also The-American Guernsey Cattle Club. CARD OF THANK8 We wl*h to extend a very special "Thank You” to Father Dunphy, Dr. Morrill, Mrs. Fred Lowe, R.N.. the personnel ot Pennock Hospital, Jack Osgood, and our many, many friend* for kindnesses shown during tlie Ill­ ness and death of our loved one. The Family ot Edward R. FUher tlmre Anile convinced Schilling tha* old. produced 11,860 pounds of snail lada. a 4-ycar-cHd, produced farm, but on a State highway 12,010 pounds of milk and 550 and build the storage facility at LEGALS travel the State highway at any 3-year - old. produced 13,970 PtnUOATIOM OBDEB. 7>e 8135,000 facility has ample apple packing space for four cold storage rooms equipped far East Middle Lake By Mrt. Bettie M. Cairnt interfere with future expansion al Doud Corners Saturday after- or 15,000 bushels stored on pal- ssa'js’.a.! Although Schilling plans to t.'j'V’L'iV' LEGEND 14.708. INTERSTATE FREEWAY CONSTRUCTION •■■* NON-INTERSTATE FREEWAY CONSTRUCTION 00 ilful 9, 1 Ik. Trob.U .“WfSt. * | visit with their son and family — CONSTRUCTION OTHER THAN FREEWAYS © POSTPONED Winter months. Two wells at • URBAN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS irrigation of nearby crop land. LACK OF FUNDS is causing postponement of primary road construction projects throughout the state, the Department of State Highways reports. The map indicates the Lower Peninsula projects scheduled for construction starts'before 1972 and indicates ^P) those which have been postponed 13th. 10SS. cllity. WIDENING EXISTING INTERSTATI FREEWAY for periods of from six months to two years. State Highway Director Howard E. Hill says further postponements will be .necessary unless the state legislature approves a roposcd' increase' in gasoline taxes and motor vehicle censing fee*. Needed legislation was held in committee. G at their daughter's college In Grand Rapids Sunday and spent unity of the good, the true and Brenda Newton, Roger Kruger '•Triuiltion-directed higher odu- albie UlUo round atom. cation make* do more sense for “Higher education for most 'I would add the prawn led with small gifts from the 30th century than would1 youth today." says Harris, "must the Greeks' concept of clUxen-jbe characterized by diversity By Mrt. Glendon fytrtu ship restricted to the select few; 'rather than conformity; by op­ museums of natural history. His tV tKn LriHrflA mV I ... • I. A k> .. the divine right of king*, or and by practicality rather titan, neceeeary' segment at uqdcratanding that you may come to attend. * Mr. and Mrs. Dalton s concept of the indivl- j by sheer intellectuality. I educaUom” conquered countries. luive gotten fiuai last week's Glendon Curtis iu»d family were Banner. Ella Kantner still has Memorial Day dinner guests i Lanil IS. her beauty shop in her home on U>. Protal* Davenport Road. Tliat is called Herald Classic * Mr. and Mrs. I "Hairstyling by Ella" and her Arnold Daniels, Penny and their thop in town is called "Clnder- guest Vicki Cassie were at Nia­ EUa Beauty Sakm." Mrs. Victor gara Falls for the Memorial Day Benner la manager of Uie shop in town which is located in the earlier Hum planned bctauMi of. corner store building. Mrs. Jo- the cold weather. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Clastic' Wo welcome this new bu&lncas to Woodland “waeuK;- "We're As Near As Your Telephone' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide MOTTOS or PUBLIC HBABIMO sled: May 2?lh, I Vi Philip H MllA.ll, WAHIflDI WORK pubht*uo» «»i *TVj«« *3*11 >« I Call Education Key to Survival, Economic Growth will be Marvin Kantner. Plan appliances. Call 945-2317. Business Directory MEMORIAL M0NUIMNT1 Of DISTINCTION SHIRWOTD-STACK Afancy for IlSHUlti Keep It in o H ondy Place for Future Reference the small business district in l;u_ n, nv„ ttw. town. We have several empty buildings but the stores that are j evening by Mr. nnd Mr*. Galen ■■ ■ • ■ -.......... in operation seen to bo kept KEYS DUPLICATED while you busy moot of the time. At this •Utaw and family. * Our con- Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery ______________________ wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stat, | Ume I might mention that the gratulaUons to the seniors of Repair Lakewood that will be graduat ­ Drug Store is under it new policy at Jefferson. ■ ing from high school Thursday be closed Sunday uttejnoon at '"nfnr Thl» ta a bfg day in WATCH AND DIAMOND RING their life and the beginning of ----------. . REPAIR — -Expert workmanship. 1 until Later in ttw evening. RENTAL OF. WHEEL CHAIRS, a great future. Gilmor. Jewelers, 102 E. Stat. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ Tuesday. May 24, luncheon WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— St. Phon. Wl 5-5316. ICE—First class work. Call Wl guer.ta with Mra. Galen Kilmer Headquarter* foe hospital *upand children were Mrs. Duane 5-5085, Burkey Sales and ServClum of Dearborn HelghU and Mrs. Glendon Curtis and Cixtdyf Mrs. Clum had returned Mrs. CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM Kathryn Clum U» licr Itome in AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX* CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Hastings after she had spent tings Floor Covering, 123 W. tlie weekend with them. * The Star.. Wl 5-5H9. 70th annual alumni banquet will pans and supplies. McCulloch 2123. Woodland SchooL All past only to individual success and Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. greduatrs of Woodland are urg- economic growth, but probaigy WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ also to nattoual survival, acGuaranteed worknun-jup. Also oee* A social hour will be held cording to Prof. Norman HarICE — 24 hour Service (black ail kind* of Jtwslry Repair and at 7 with supper being served rta of The University of Michland whit.). Jacob. Prescription Engraving. Miitar Jr*«ler», 118 RADIATORS Cleaned,, Repaired, at 7:30. Tickets will be sold at Recored Buikey Sales and Serv. Pharmacy. Phon. Wl 5-2466. the door. The Lions Club wUl Higher Education. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phon. serve the ham dinner. A former Wl 5-5176. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Harris, “our concept of high/-. GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— ImtslUlioa. Dry Well, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st 1.000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Concrete Products GET YOUR READY-MIX from th. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL— Bender Grav.1 Phon. Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. Stale Rd. Phon. Wl 5-2123. Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN• TER — Raw wood ot finish«j 221 W. Mill. SERVICE ON AU MAKES of trac- MOBILE HOMES SALS —Del', each class present and therefore VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- with. If you have not been there educational cliches of the GrecoRoman-European tradition." ' Harris says it Is unfortunate This will be 5-5052. TROPHY CENTER—Pt ued engraving of all more jewerar. iu. Phon. 945-53)6. Radio, Televkiea Repairing LENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. H.n.ver, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — ■OOOtTW.mCK.OwMr StaH Firm Insurant* AUTO — FIRE BONDS Insurance and Bonds JED ft V AMrtDIIC MU Ffc. Wl JHU cital Sunday at the South Wood­ land Church ot the Brethren. Many parent, and friend. Srere nr~m« * The fOUF VOiOTO Of the MetlndM Church were no- I PracUeaTsrti alSTwltM^t great t PnwUcal aria. apd with the great i i °SU>K1 8und*y morning during need, of today's clvUiatioa I Hart lank M*. Maying ’ with' Jack Sinclair'*),1 today,"- says lim U-M^ucaXar.1 asrvics. Phop. Wl 5-21 TVS RADIOS & RECORD MAY­ ERS REPAIRED—Gantnl Radio �ANNIVERSARY J rd CELEBRATION THE CELEBRATION "ijK WIN PRIZES! • A Boys* •» Girls’ 26* Bicycle DOUBLE ENTRf BLANK Name— • Rocker Lawn Chair Add res*. • Chaise Lounge FREE STAMPS • Lawn Chair Contest ends Saturday. June 4. 1966 • $5 & $10 Food Certificates Balloons-Candy For the Kids Double Top Value Stampi (excluding bear, wine or tobacco) Thun. Jone 2 thru Sat. June 4 Redeem at Hastings Kroger thru Sat. June 4. 1966 TENDERAY I U.S. CHOICE «• 59c Chuck Steak Country Club U.S.D.A. Choice^ «»• 59c Beef Roast TENDERAY Chuck Roast TENDERAY ARM or ENGLISH Hamburger COUPON with each $5 or more purchase ALL WEEK Drawing Sat. June 4 Register in Store »AlL'«3LE TOP VALUE • Motorola Clock Radio We Reserve rhe Right to Limit Quantities WITH THIS COUPON PESCHKE'S HOT DOGS TENDERAY USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROLLED 1-lb. 3-ib. na. 2 lb-Hu. 99* «• 79c Pot Roast PESCHKE'S BONELESS Ham Roast Roostrite 4-9-lb. Avg. COUNTRY CLUB FROZEN KROGER VAC-PAC COFFEE . 2 b. CM Fryer Breasts WITH RIBS KROGER SANDWICH BREAD 5ttt»1 36c 3 fl. az. each 1 a t 5 ,b b°r WITH NO O rtc NORTHERN BATHROOM TISSUE FLOUR * f * Roll of 650 1 -Ply Sheet* Pkg. of 4 12c With Coupon I COUPON Jfa JF LIMIT 39 Lunch Meat « 39‘ ^GRADE "A" LARGE DOZEN Pork Chops ’IQc . w 79 . *• Peschke's 8 oz. Wt. Pkg: WITH COUPON KROGER ENRICHED End Cut Fresh Frozen TWIN POPS $<29 WITH I COUPON *89 TURKEYS -39 Center Cut Rib Pork Chops -79‘ VANDEN BRINK SMOKED 39 picnics CALIFORNIA “ PEACHES Basket of BING CHERRIES Qt or STRAWBERRIES » Libby FRUIT COCKTAIL 4±88c J VALUABLE COUPON U HAMBURGER 1-lb. bk. l-fc. A, a. 3 e WATER­ MELONS VALUABLE COUPON each Country Club Country Chib i TWIN " POPS ■ ir. TASTY GOLDEN RIPE RED RIPE Bananas 99c IDAHO YOUR CHOICE POTATOES 20£,*1” VALUABLE COUPON Vli.ArlE COUPON 5c OFF the Regular Price | HEINZ SOUPS VALUA3LE COUPON Northern I (roll of 650 1 ply shoots) 1 COFFEE «— $1.29 ’OP VAlUi ■______ • OUPON on I Keefer GELATINS | TOP VAtUI 50 STAMPS Kroger FLOUR WltH INI’. COUPON ON - I —i A TOP VAIUI c 50 STAMPS 100 STAMPS er'tx tHIS COUPON ON HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS , 5 29c FRANKENMUTH CHEESE voiui the purchase of a 15’/i ox. wt. Kroger Baked Fink I Lemonade or Lemon I Custard i Vi-gal. ctn. KROGER ICE CREAM top 50 STAMPS WITH 'HlS COUPON ON the purchase of Bathroom Ti.aue I 4 Rdl. 12c 1 Redeem ot 5 0 CT AMPS _ — VALUABLE COUPON HERSHEY'S INSTANT COCOA | Angel Food Cake । ideom it Kroger th Sol. lune 4, _ ’I P VMUI 50 stamps Wl I" I | JIFFY SfEAKS or , FAMILY STEAKS I 50 sta’mps 50 STAMPS t > j.'ON on ^HAMBURGER POTATOES a 3-lb. bag ONIONS A sr.k X CELERY । 2 "T* * LETTUCE I I CARROTS -J I-IW. VIM tip. TOMATOES �1 Joseph Sweet, Baltimore Twp. Farmer, Dies Mrs. Kroencke Of Delton Dies Thursday Bunday evening. May 39, at BJodgnlt Hospital In Grand RapIda, are to be held al 1:30 pm. thia Thursday at the Leonard°?KOdT»PUnf?LJf05e‘ < Thn Rev. Rtisanll Houseman is News Notes IThe Hastings Banner I J Thursday. June 2. 1966 The Hastings Public Library. Thuraday, June 2, 1966 was notified recently that Ute!----. .... ’ George Waltons Of Berlin. Ger-1 . . —. , many, had taken a subscription I STIS ShOW OT roper'fwUthe,Ubnuy°UThe flrat KolomOXOO JuHO 4-5 Ugn<jd to the- loist Airborne DU In Vietnam. May 14. ®om. ™ *uuaxd M F«t Benaing Qa.. to now a heavy-weapone infan tryman In Headquarter* Com... . __.. , k I two copies i April and'May > have The Southwestern Michigan arrived. This Is a most welcome Iris Society will hold ita 14th an­ and Interesting addition to thejnual Iris- Show in the second magazine section. . floor banquet room of the Holl- rope, is an excellent rererence - — source for current happenings!8 P-™ Saturday. June 4. and abroad and especially useful for from 10 am. to 3 pzn. Bunday, anyone who contemplates tours. June 5. Admission is free. In the various countries at speclChairman John Briggs says al) fle times during the year. Each 1 gardeners are Invited and urged Lssue has u feature. “Travel to enter their best named irises Tips," about many countries, and I in the show. Uie current happening. fesUvato, specimen entries should conWhen a small boy hie moved with Here's a new address: etc., of each specific nation. |,tot uUe alaik Of tall-bearded Mention of this magazine, and Iris or three stems, one variety, his parents to Middleville where Pvt. Mark L. Weeks l)S55M8251 the others that win be listed ‘ .. .. — of any other Iris. Exhibitors he attended school. here, is a public. “Thank You," should bring their entries to the He worked for Uw Michigan Central Railroad and the Oregon U> the thoughtful and generous show area Friday between 7 and ; donors. 0 pm. or up to 11 am. Saturday. Short Line before entering mili­ Stephen D. Carr, aon of Mr. * a magazine for youngsters, tary service In 1815. and Mrs. Alfred Carr of 1524 N. He married Rose Hauglum of Jerteraon. Ims enlisted In the Airr "Highlights." comes to lhe 11­ Williamston. NJJ., at Yellow­ Forte and is undergoing basicj brary from Dr. and Mra. Wesley Dr. Goodman writes, "18 is a good age for entering military stone Park on Nov. 1. 1818. They training at Lackland Militaryr Logan. Mrs Bennie Carr attends service. The body then is full of llrcd in Kansas City until 1920 Training Center near Ban An­. to the subscription of “True" energy, and the Imagination is when they relumed to Michigan. tonio. Texas, Airman Carr en­. magazine for lhe library. Copies keen for adventure, adventure listed in the Air Force Delayed। of PTA. magazine have been that Is otherwise almost impos­ Michigan Central at Saginaw. Enlistment Program on April 20j coming to the library since It sible to experience in our ihuch and left Detroit's Metropolitan! opened from Miss Eleanor Miller too ordered society. Young males County after an Injury forced Airport early Thuraday. May 36. of Chicago. "American Heritage," like to feel their oats. They de­ J is given by Mrs Richard Groos. rive a tremendous satisfaction of Hastings High School and at­. The Rev. Don M Gury send* from the sheer sense of body They lived at their farm home tended Kellogg Community Col­. "Ebony" to the library. "For- power. Youth enjoys the physical on lhe Roush Road In Baltimore lege. He selected the clectronlos। tune" comes to the library from activity that goes with military Mrs. John Lundeen of Lake training. Furthermore, a young nrca for advanced training. TYiwnahlp for 28 years. Odessa. A subscription to fellow needs and enjoys lhe sat­ In addition to his wife, he to ‘ "Forbes" comes from Miss Sue isfaction of having measured up survived by a daughter. Mra. Smith. Miss Elisabeth French of to the demands of Army life. OJ. (Sylvia) Radcliff of R4 -Washington. DC., sends "lhe When he gets through his 16 Hastings; seven grandchildren, Waihmittonian” and the 30 vol­ weeks of basic training, he feels end four great grandchildren, umes of“"Llfe World Library," nnd a brotixrr. Shelly of Lake Arriving from Ocala, Fla., oni continues to come from mus good because now he knows he Saturday to visit the PhllUp Cal­ Eleanor Havens. That's a very fine feeling. It lups for a week, were Mr. and. > Sometime ago a packet of । Mrs Richard Kesraling and two’1 .publications, six booklets and will hold him in good stead Sell it with a Banner ad I children. The Oallups also enter­ Two small volumes, from St. Leo when he faces up to the require­ ments of his later life. tained several couples from Abbey In Florida were given to "After high school, many a The Mailings Public Library by Holiday. Robert Murray, formerly assocl- young fellow has had his fill of The Robert Scotts of Angola. a ted with The Banner printing schooling. He is weary of the Ind., tlie Robert MacArthura. the deportment. Mr. Murray Is now world of books. If he goes on to Bruce Beans and Beryl Rising working at St. Leo Abbey where college, the life there frequently were entertained at the home of all of these publications about bores him. Boredom Is the lot of the Art Steebys for a picnic din­ Uie Catholic Church are printed. more college freshmen than out­ ner on Sunday. ’ A copy of a new book. "What’s siders will ever believe. Yet these Mr. nnd Mrs. "Jock" Clarey, Best for Your Child and You." same boys, though not now really CO MP LIT I REAL Katy. Patty and Timmy will be by Dr. David Goodman, was interested in education, would tSTATt SIRVICI living at Mitchell Lake this given to the library this week. It return to It with new test and Summer ius "Jock" will be em­ is especially timely because one vigor after a two-year stretch in INSURANCE • BONDS ployed at the McGuire Hotel in chapter In the book discusses the the Army. Cadillac. basic training at Port Gordon,’ On Tiic 1065 Thoniapplc Kel­ logg High School graduate work­,; ed for Yankee Springs Hard­ ware before entering tl»e Army. '. held at 4 pm. Saturday at the Henton-Smlth Funeral Home. The Rev. Wayne Groat offi­ ciated. Cremation followed. '“• * “«• Public Library Chkago. J IL, Cole, whose guardian*. on Jan. 18. 1835, In Waukcgon. I1L They had lived on a farm side at 10621 Alaska Ave.. Cale­ donia. has been selected for tech­ She was a member of the nical-training at Blieppard AFB, Kalamazoo Art Center and the Texas, as an aircraft mainte­ nance specialist. He took basic Airman Cole was graduated from her husband, a daughter. Mra. Caledonia High School In 1865 Nicholas (Jacqueline > Timmer and attended Grand Rapids of Marshall; a eon. Richard of Junior College. Chicago; her mother, also of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Doris Braun of Mi. Prospect, Ill., and Want Adt Sell Unused Items. a brother. Donald of Chicago. Personal Mention B &K SPECIAL Take Home' FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60' REAL ESTATE (Saturday Only) S. Hanover MILLER 10c Deposit on Container* "Entering service after col­ Mr. and Mrs. Harris Everett. Parente shouldn't panic when Laura and Mary of Marshall, their 18-year-old son gets his lege—or, worse still, after profes­ were Sunday guests of Mr. and draft cal), says an outstanding sional school—Is not so pleasant Mrs Bob Osls and Marianne. . counselor and educator. As Jong as he's going to be drafted any- young man does not have the Sible age. 1same physical zeal as the 18This 1s the advice of Dr. David 3year-old. nor the same spiritual He faces Army life Goodman In his guidebook for exuberance. 1 parents. "What's Best For Your as 1 a necessary duty, not as an exciting or interesting adventure. Child—and You." Hell go through with it and do In addition to his draft-call ।his part, but he won't enjoy IL advice. Dr. Goodman shows how ■ to meet many other common , family problems that may cause ,to,aettle down. anxiety or tension. He speatl Ak “fio don't *nr to hold back your &£Dfor>mote 'tonite than^a Utownndecade, a • tharTa decad/ a “«h bchooi «™dual* «>n . HI. rtraff r-all former principal of one of New' meetins hla draft call, perhaps York1* best known private high tn the dim hope that later the schools, and os a widely read Army service is good for your thousands of letters and queries boy, and 18 is the age when he is best ready to meet it. When yearly from troubled parents. he comes out. hell appreciate When that draft call comes. even more the advantages you have to give him." The draft call is only one ot the many family problems which, according to Dr. Goodman, aver- WE WATCH PILES OF MONEY FOR LOTS OF PEOPLE SccHm Three—Pages 1 to b Hope Township {Hiekory Corners Kellonn Alumni Fete Saturday Farmer Dies On Monday aootatlon,' HUkory Corners, wig » Funeral services for Daniel D. wisrii. » Mi ts-’iui Monday afternoon. May 30. at th* Gull Lake Blah School Borgcar, Hospital In Kalamazoo. teria, * j jfab ** Cedar Creek Cemetery. Seheol tavltod at lhe Barry County Medical dinner will be an entertaining Facility for ■ year and one- I program featuring films by Robhalf. | ert Dawson and the music of the He was bom on Jan. 7. 1875, Cereal City Chorus. In Kalamazoo I ------------ •------------He mr-rlid Lydia M. Schalb- 1 Mr. and Mr* Harold Gray and ley in 1912 In Lanting. She died daughter* attended the baccatn September of 1949. 1 laureate service* at Addiaon H. tad m,„. or hr. ur, ■£«. on hl, tnnn in Hope Center. d M J o.™ “I* 8l>r>n,lr rence of R2 Hastings and Daniel of Kalamazoo; 11 grandchil-' drrn; three sLiters. Mra. John tJraslef Hine of Kalamazoo. | Mrs. Claude (Ellai Haggerty of, Do'.rolt nnd Mrs. Mae Olthouae.' TV™ Mr. and sirs Jack Heighten of Kalamazoo were dinner guest* l Saturday ago at the home of, her mother. Mra. Jessie Green, ind In the afternoon they went: mushrooming (with very good lot of know-how to fix a hi-fi farm. The Ellis Garllngers of Nashville visited her mother. Mrs. Green. Thursday evening. I AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine^ & Riverside CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 » Wl f-3tn HASTINGS Wf CLOSE AT )HOON ON SATURRAYS INSURANCE AGENCY "Side of Strand Thtofr»“ 219 WmI State St. s UPHOLSTERING Join our favorite game — watching your money pile up in a Savings Account at our bank. 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Wednesday prayer 9MCALLUM UNITED n» tN ■T CHURCH i Church of the Wildwood" THE GAULLA.N BAPTnrr CHURCH Coroar 104th BL to North Phons 945-5704 10 am Bunday school 11 am Morning worship. Morning worship, 10 am Bunday school 11 am. Bible study neur. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES IRVING CHAPEL SOUTH KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor wiHi oar experienced CHURCH :30 am on Bundays, es on weekdays ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE COiN-OP SU H MmLy Am Sotv^ay »=?= CARLTON 8EVKNTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH young people. At the Youth Chapel. ' J Saturday worship, 10:45 an. Wednesday Activities Rd. ’-Io am Bunday school. ‘11 am Mortilng worship. are invited to this meeting. Of- 8:30 Senior High Youth F6U lowship will meet at the church TRINITY Monday Activities. f 7 Boy Bcouta. Village of Woxllxiry Bunday school. 9:45 am. Worahlp, 11 am. Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. 8. Pdlowalilp service, 7:45 am. Bible Study and Prajvr ser­ vice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger SPECIAL sale SAVE SAVE ’15 ON INSTALLATION OF ON INSTALLATION OF GAS YARD UGHT GAS GRILL COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH You spot the shadowy outline by Deputy Bherlfl Kenneth t a small, limp body and grab Road. Floyd Walter, Bupt Worship hour, 11 am. ChrUUan Endeavor, Bunday 5 gather around. You plw your Pulao? Can't find any. No signa KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH see the lifeless girL Crouched aver her to Um young lifeguard gin a methodical pumping. Pi»ton-ilka pressure on the girt's Rcv. R. A. Hoffman 10 am Bunday school ration, which moat Grand Rapids WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN M1LO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton Rot. Prank Crabb, Bible teacher Worship sendees, 9:45 am A. J. Spoelstra, Paator Bunday school, 10:45 Am. Bunday school, 10 am Wednesday night, 7:36 Adult Worahlp. 11 am < choir practice. Bunday trronlng aerrtoe. 7:30. Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm Wed. evening serrioa^ 7:30. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Then—or did you imagine it? A alight gaspl With your free hand you fumble for a pulse. It's there, feeble and faltering, but grows stronger, but the girl la At the hospital, doctors work on a critical child. They Inasrt a metal lube into her windpipe; to reduce her temperature, and use drugs to strengthen heart with high school seniors attending their church In a body. Nursery and classes for children. 10:30 am Bunday school. Study Wed, 7:30 pm. BOWENS MILLS Henry VanTll adulte, Gareth and Janice Conklin in charge. Adult prayer meeting. Mra. Rogers in charge. A cordial welcome to all. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm Wedneeday. prayer CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and praise. 1718 N. Broadway Friday, June 3, 7:30 annual Minister. Dale R. Harvey church meeting. Election of of­ 410 E. Madison. 945-5066 ficers. District Superintendent. Clyde Marshall In charge Loyd Martz. Church Board meets at 7. Bunday school picnic plans are 7 p.m. Youth Service. being made. Tentative date Is 7:30 pm Evening service. Saturday, July 31, subject to 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible Study and prayer. COLEMAN A Municipal Court Jury of six found Paul Van Dulne, R3 Mlddlevlle, guilty of reckleaa driving Imagine you arc David PotyraJ, following a trial Thursday morn­ 18, a lifeguard. You hear joy­ ing with Judge L. R Barnett ful shouts change into the sound prertding. of urgent terror. Instantly you're Toung People's service, 7 pm Thursday Activities 7:30 Chancel Chou- practice. *. WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Jury Finds Man Guilty Thursday yelling with 7 pm Evangelistic MOta CHRIST CHURCH « • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,. SCIENTIST • 446 W. Bunday sei. Sunday school ll am Wednesday service, 8 pm Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Brigade. REFORMED CHAPEL DOWLING Monthly Missionary Bunday Maas.9 mil f ** W.MHn ®Uwl 2nd Tdteday, 7:30. —-------■ Eart gejupper Worship. 10 am -■ PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Bunday school, 11:15 am. 1302 South Hanover Btrect UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 'Evening worship. 7:30 pro.' Ttelephone: 945-9429 Rev. Howard W. Rogen, Pastor 10 am Sunday school. Elwyn LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Cori Sill-email. Pastor Nursery with adults in charge to Morning worship, 10 am. permit all parents to attend Bunday school 11 am. Bunday worship, 7 JO pm Junior Sunday school in charge Wednesday family worship. of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Adults Bible study. 7:30 pus Youth Fellowship, 7:30’ pm 11 am. Morning worship aerBoys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. monetary cugw* • •deques home-owners' liability fnsur- battling suit. 1:45 am. Bunday school Wednesday—12:45 Circle Blrke. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON prayer Wednesday, 3 pro. HARTINGS Rot. Charter Gibbs, Pastor Bunday school 10 am Morning worahlp, 11 am Young People’s Service, 6:30. Rot. DoWd Hawley, Assistant ' Se«« Tima and Money . . . Flus; fr«« Merhproofi Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship. U am. - Youth People's service. 7 pm clal music, hymn sing. Message Evangelical service, 8 pm. June will For I DELTON METHODIST Bible study. Vacation Bible school June IS LAKEWOOD Worahlp, Bunday, 11 am BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 6. Thuraday evening prayer Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. Chanced diolr, 7 pm Thun Hot. Wayne Richie. Pastor CHURCH CKDAR CREEK BIBLE Broadway and Center Streets INTER-LAKES CHURCH Willard H. Curtis, Minister BAPTIST CHURCH Campground Rd.. 8 miles south. Bunday, June 5. morning worDelton, Michigan 7 jo pm Wad, Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday school 10 am Per Information, write Wayne Sunday school. 10 am Worship, 11 am Richie. R1 Vermontville. Worahlp, 11 am Youth meeting. 8:15 pm or Me-Um?" Evening worahlp, 7 pm. 10:30 Reception for high school Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pn graduating seniors In Memorial BALTIMORE V. B. CHURCH Hall. T7x«- to attend church in WESfrEYAN METHODIST Marrin BickmUlar. Pastor a group. Hickory Corners, Mtenigan 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worahlp. 8:30 pm. Senior High Youth 10 am. Bunday school. Wed.. 7 pm prayer meeting. Fellowship will meet at tha hip. Junchurch. 71 kmc young people en­ ST. BOSE CATHOLIC CHURCH tering Seventh Grade next Fall Yotah Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Cbunty residents Inter- HARTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rot. Russell Houseman. Pastor NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Bunday Public talk, 3 pm daughter. Mra. Lawrence (Joan) Hobart Martin of Mice broadcast over WFUR. Young People, Thursday, 7 pm 11 am Junior church. children 4 through 8. R»r. FT. Jo«ph C. Dunphy, ‘ rrONET POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH HASTINGS WE8L1YAN WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Michigan Heart AatoclaMlchlgan United Fund phyMcians and nuxM< —— — safety men ip BVtlOS, at Medical Fa- expsuidltft the number and scope invited. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST . W. Gten Campbell Pastor 3 Miles South of Gun Laks 9:45 am. Bunday school ctlUy. 8:38 pm Wesleyan Youth Fel­ course, receive special courses. Ln hospital procedures. lowship. Electrotype plates made by J Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Prayer, In 1841. Big Wagon Big, brawny Plymouth Fury-long, wide and handsome on a 121-in. wheelbase. DELTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 404 W. Colfax - Ph. WI 5-5310 Saturday Sabbath School. 0:30. Worship. 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Sunday, "Faith far Today.” on Bunday, Voice ef Prophecy, Radio WJKP 1230,-----------For Banner Classified Ads CaU WI 5-3481. - Big Deal The kind of deal your Plymouth Dealer wants to give to keep his wagon success rolling. Top-dollar trade for your car, low down payments, and easy terms to suit your budget Big Dealer Big enough to offer good, courteous send .mechanics, parts availability and excellen ‘See'tiim today! AurwOizm , factory-trained inancing. CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION topr GAS YARD LIGHT or Consumers Power DEWEY S CAR P£LACE M-43 at Sprague Rd Dolton Phone 6234301 �hili Out of the Attic U.S. Dittrict Court Bankruptcy Petitions lights, during day as wefl a*< night. I Lights Help ' Cut Cut Daytime Daytii Road Crashes report h published in lhe July Of Optometry. scientific journal Optometry. Keep poisons away from chllPreferably, t h c researchers raid, special running lights drcn. warns a Michigan Slate aiiould be as high and aa wide apart aa possible on the front clalist. Each year 600.000 children uned two lights for daytime driv­ ing rather than one to avoid confusion with bicycles, motor­ cycles or flashlights. The optometrists made a fatal. strong case in favor of white Children about a year old are most likely to get Into cleaning and polishing materials, rodent times more visible than dark and Insect poisons, solvents, and cars. Cream to white colored cam. ti>ey reported, arc usually te rials are often stored close to six times more visible titan dark- the Greyhound in broad daylight; he's policy has reduced the company's daytime acridenl rate by P®* its Canadian division. the BANK* - i.— M By HD Burpee ot Thum- the charncterisUcs contributed by various membere, all of which combined In forming the Class Mosaic; diana unirarity optometrists has Tira. Uotoa. confirmed that motor vehicles can become perilously camou­ flaged to the point that they sometimes blend in completely I. IocJlS.11, VU» Pratt, KsImbmm.. Attendance Was Very lahed by the hands of those who had been charged with its prep­ aration. After a pirertng selection. “The Burgomaster" by Troxel's or­ chestra, the class oration was given by Arthur Andrus, who by On, which has to receive a diploma from the the graduating-exercises Hastings High School and who according to the lilstorian was further distinguished by having come In seven miles to school, and carried seven subjects, a study for every mile. He had epjand Friday of ie TtU» aj Modern labeling laws require eat anything despite irritating children. cent of child poisoning cases, the toxic substance was within easy reach. to Induce them to take pills SHOP A&P irlnaar. Liao hold an a 0« HOIS—WUUr m». Srtwr. ua». »M” 11.000—Wlck««l Eftckaon the store that cares...about youl H0S0—AraoU L. Jaaaa. 0 tot. Uab. 010,413-01 aaaall Super-Right" Mature, Com-Fed Beef tefge ebstomary crowd Roosevelt were of such vital ingnu The platform era OOurt yard, was limply decorated and example for young Ameri­ Ih feroen and. white, the class cans. that their recital need not be postponed. He traced the President's career frotn his first modest appearance In public life, through advancement until the ret girl graduates, in their tragic death of McKinley thrust fluffy gowns of Udn white on him the greatest office in Ln lhe quaint and charm- | M styles, mkrohdd on to no sense a political speech, the (IMcUUst. IU» orator endeavoring to present the together with the young characterisUai of the president in a way that young Americans MOSS might take to heart the lesson of his life, for it Is on such men CrMk. jtndfirtag a Merited march. that America risks her hope, confident, that the future will The invocation was very ghUy and earnestly given by Rev. find her morality .untarnished ly reviewed the history of the negro in our own country, from H.' EL VanAtiken. and after a and her glory undimmed. the first introduction of slavery rich was eln Meister werden will' In IBID down to the present Ume, was in, the capable hands of and of the remarkable growth of negro population from four and Miss Katherine Van Valken- from Schiller’s renowned drama of William Tell. T]>e incident being when Toll's wife remon­ strates with him for teaching Fresh Mushrooms ALLGOOD SLICED BACON 69-4UFIB SIOHT- FANCY , Sliced Bacon.. William youth of Edison. Lists, Michael qrigtttelity ing a splendid exemplification of' In a happy, bnxay ctaei his- lhe motto. Tlie importance of her standpoint ah early preparation VKTWUIEI MW — males of 1MM. AU acquainted with the fair propteteee would Belfmastery, she truly sold, is unlquenca* and originality. From coming Commander-in-chief of the U. 8. tell you. you must first become Army in the PhiUppEnes down to umbrella mender and feather lives had run. Another setoetton was given by ding Farewell To The Old Troxel's orchestra, and then the acenes." Glenn Waite gave the sentlng which had fallen to Da­ Negro Problem," a question, he vid Edward Smith. was given. said that presented more diffi­ Seldom hag the valedictory adculties. dangers and dlscourage- 79* -XUPlttSreHT- THICK-SL1CID The individual effort, of each, and the deUray. Impressed one aa being of unuMlally high order. 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Arthur An­ drus. Grace Grant, Margaret Harper, Lillian B. Knapp, Frank Haddock Fife Cake Mixes Beverages Assorted Flavors Sloppy Joes 2 as follows: Harriett H. Good- uw fw KMCination I 69‘ ANN PAGE LAYER YUKON CLUB SILVER SKILLET Of the members Mh Smith. Halibut Steaks SPARE RIBS'59* FRYER LECS^^' 53' [ crowding or detracting from the McMurray, Florence Viola Wood 99* Rotisserie Roast FOR BOILING—"SURER RIGHT" Bacon A€rP Our Finest Quality matte were diligently chosen, and delivered with true sincerity and feeling. . In a few appropriate words Superintendent Field presented tha diplomas, and the exercises cloned with the benediction by Rev. VanAuken. STEAKS 891 99 T Round arrow. He repilea with the words the hlghert welfare of the coun­ try at heart may well unite their of the motto. Che English of which is "He who would become eCfortn and their influence to- P;i .! What to Do If Your Gat Pedal Stick* If a youngster should swallow Allen and Clark would like nonsdible substance, call a to see daytime running lights become standard equipment on all motor vehicles. But until The National Safety Council's this happens, they recommend 1 * dayt . wwoaory ugma or uayimic ui theme for Farm Safely Week tell the doctor the brand The optometrists recommend' Of low beam headlights that all vehldai in motion be1 , --------------------------Illes Everywhere. required to display running use BANNER WANT AD8! Roosevelt, saying that while there was a popular sentiment In America against eulogizing a man while he still Uvea and WHldyouuse you use jmU’ierrace carnet madeofwannber? deaths per month from these . bright daylight. tera, diversified In form, color and value, brought together by Friday. The Individual Keep Poisons In Safe Place, Specialist Warns June Is Dairy Month MEL-O IIT PROCESSED Cheese Slices MC AMERICAN or PIMENTO CMOlit, Asiiriw er WsmsSi Cheese Spread —> 79 aae phinch onion kavorid Chip-Dip St 49* aae—eua fimist ouautv - a. Watermelons zs HSbvr. ..5S« 99c Qaattan.. .Ma HOT HOUSE TMKitoes Cream Cheese & 29* Ice Cream 59* Popsicles SWEET, RED IUPE .12-39* Peaches... 39* �Good Practices ears WANT News Barry-Eaton MMPA Head at State Conclave MORE CORN Leyton Nelson, MSV crop sci­ ence extension specialist agreed and added: "Moot ot Michigan got some moteturo at a very ert- the Or* I Mr. and Ml* Richard nattc water •y.ptemp'Ttater izi of ztbairf OounoOa ot I be operated by an elec- tag Farmers Carlton Grange Lists Activities THE NATION'S No.l Nitrogen for Corn NOTHING. BUT NOTHING BEAT* LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONfA! No Ona, But No Ono Boot! Our Sorvico Woat Michl$an’i QWotf NH3 Distributor. c«u water' oft' the Florida Keys, while Loo Barry trekked through all of Western Europe, stating that the Ume to visit Europe la In the Spring or Fall when the tourist season betook and prices Freeport MANCO many locahUoa, etgiecially In southern and central Michigan. Michigan farmers hope tor some good, early (but mild) thawing weather, followed by gentle Spring nine that will soak ln(o the soil for Spring and early Summer seed planting. By Mra. Sylvan Tt 111 N. Depet St. . ImHs—Mi. 517-4510 Latter ot May M: HASTINGS OFFICI Mr. and Mr* Martin Tuttle and son of Allo were last Thurs­ US. oil companies give away SOI W Sa. Michigan day supper guest* of Mr. ana about 150,000.000 road maps each Owaa Maa.. Wed.. Sri. I ;SO-3 >00 Ml* Fted Kidder. A Mr. and year at a cost of about *15,000,Mr* Martin Tuttle were Satur­ day overnight and Sunday dinTutfle. Mr. and Mr*. Adon Myers were also dinner guest* * Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Erickson and State Orange Roas Drill team. The Orange Hall was used May family of Hastings were Friday 21 for wedding reception and visitors of hl* mother. Xlr. arid Mr* Harold Cave. A Mr. and Mr* Harold Cave visited bls mother. Mr* Margaret C*va at1 tt» Medical’ Facility Bunday. A Mr. and Mr* George Owen at­ tended a potluck dinner al the 3 Cars Damaged In Monday Mishap ln honor of the relatives and friends of Mr. and Mn. David Mwrt ot Belmont, Calif. There Wwe over 100 present. Mr* Ferbsrt is Mr. Owen* sister, Barb- Three ears were damaM about 5:40 pun. Monday, May i American dairy association OF MICHIGAN Mr* Roy Seese, Mr*. Joe Kauffman, Mrs. Mina Wieland and Mr* Little Blough of Free­ port and others from Lake Odes­ sa enjoyed dinner at the home ot Mr* Mary Guy ot Lake Odes­ sa, w Mr. and Mr* Darrell Jones of Hasting* were Saturday sup­ Dodge was unable to stop In time per gucat* of Mr. and Mr* Tim to avoid hitting the Carancl car Kidder. A Mr. and Mr* Bill ElIn the rear. His car glanced off and sideswiped a car betag driv­ dlrmer guest* of her parents. Mr. en.east by Percy D. Clark. 35. R2 and Mrs. Marion Smith of Has­ tings. A Mr. and Mr* Donald Link and daughter* of Alaska evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs Seymour Bouwens. A Mr. and Mr* Charles Walt of Hastings and Mr. and Mr* Richard Shoe­ bridge were mushrooming Sat­ urday. SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS LAKE ODESSA Ride with The Dodge Boys the good guys ARE OUT To . • GET YOU into a Dodge Bart, . ■•'if Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger! State-wide service program for used car buyers ^Guaranteed ‘Warranty^ 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for eno full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car urday. A Mr. and Mr* James Hostetler and Darlene of Woodlan) wtrs Bunday visitors of his HASTINGS MOTOR SALES �Freeport Ul SI llUtll iiU *»«m Lake Odetia Jayceet Sponsor Teen Dance A few doctors st one time said that they would not participate In the medicare procram. But store the medicare program pro­ vides only a way of paying medi­ cal bllla,' what they meant was that they did not want to send Tuesday dinner guests of their sister and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Clair Clum. * Mr. and Mra. Martin TirtUo and son. Terry, George Pounce vlsitod her moth­ er, Mrs. Roy Blough, at the Cross Nursing home in Carlton Center Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Every inch a ragged John Deere bcnofita on her ex-bus­ band's social security record? A. It is possible under the new amendments if she is at least ago 62 (age 00 if a sundvori, un­ married. was married to the wage-earner 20 years and meets certain support requirements. Visit your social security district The Banner. In cooperation office for further details. willi the Social Security Admin­ Q. My mother Is 61 and work­ istration, is publishing a series ed ano year under social se­ of questions and answers on socurity. Is there a chance she might qualify for benefits pow? llw, certain persons. 72 or over may qualify for benefits with fewer quarters of coverage. Raptds, Michigan La open dally Q. I filed ft* widow's benefits Monday through Friday from last year at age 62. This year I b:30 a_ra. to 4:30 pm. As an added service’ it Is also open to tlie public each Monday cveIs possible for you to bottom e en­ titled to disability bcncflU, b.-uxd on jxxtr own vamlnsp. even though you were previously re­ ceiving widow's beneflta Q. Is It true that a widow may now gut social security benefits Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 your questions and requests to Uiax office, which will reply di­ rectly to you. For telephone re­ quests call 451-3531. State-Canada Connected by 3 Bridges, Tunnel have received at ago 62. Thia Is because benefits will be paid orer a longer period of time. Q. I am a widow and receive Tha Michigan - Ontario boun­ $75 a mouth lxu«d an my own work record. If I remarry, will dary is about 700 miles lang and all but a few yards of that dis­ tance la water. The cxccpUona are spectacular. " w Three grear bridges and a Although the Dutch else disease alreadyTakec a heavy toll and no suitable cure-all has jet been found to lick it, the American elm tree (top photo) is not about to be wiped out in Michigan by this quiet killers That’s the consensus of professional foresters in die East where the disease baa been prevalent much longer than in this state. To be sure, this battle is an expensive one. And in the use of chemical sprayings (bottom photo), which often have serioua side effects on some wildlife, it leaves something to be desired. Needed badly is a chemical which will effectively do the job of controlling the disease without endangering other values. Newer controls are being tested but, at best, they offer only partial answers. Admittedly, foresters have a long fight ahead of them. However, they are cautiously optimistic that many elms will survive naturally ,and that at least a portion of these prime shade trees will be with us for a long time. --Mich. Dept. of Conservation New Low Luster Enamel Paint Is Announced guesta ot Ills parents, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dukes. * Mr. nnd Mra. Charles King cared for Thompson's store Bunday while Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sywaaslnk and family of Siena Vista, Artz, arrived Saturday al tlw home of iwr brother and family. CARB HAVE MME TMMUMITHE Servlet oil* in car iniutsr No other organisation insures as many good Michigan drivers, oilers broader protection, or better meets your driving nee di than ths Exchange at ths IXrveloped primarily for kitch­ ens, bathrooms and., trim. hard wear areas where home painters have long nought on easy-to-ap- combines the ease-of-application mid soap and water.cleanup ad­ vantages of a regular latex point with the durability, sheen, leveling and washability of a fine enamel is now available in Hastings according to James II. Wlswell, manager of Burry Coun­ ty Lumber Company, 125 N. Jet- LINOLEUM THK MODERN FASHION A FLOOR TO MKT MOTOR HATE mnknl evuy BUDGET IIUU LUMCA Wl,,. w complete cure over-night. Palnt-y Ing equipment is cajuly end i quickly cleaned with the use of HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 121 W. State S>. will happen If my doctor refuses to treat medicare patients. He wad much opposed to medicare they crots from Scull Ste. Marie, Ontario, to Sault Ste. Marie, before It was pissed? A. It would be very unlikely Michigan. Completed in 1962, its people who spend Too MUCH TIME WATCHING THE CLOCK USUALLY REMAIN ONE OP THE HANDS ‘ SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUI a private venture. The olr-condlUoned, weather - proof tunnel was opened in 1930. It is nearly THE THING to watch is your savings —growing from each paycheck and our high 4J% current dividend rate. Saving for a home ... education ... retirement . . . ii a definite part af niecees. We welcome your laving! at Hostings Sav­ ings and Loon. OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS % ON All % SAVINGS Not International, but worldfamed U the ipajestlc Mackinac Bridge which fulfilled the dream L. L. "Frlm” PrimodlR, retired Michigan State athelUc business and only ten-letterman in Spar­ tan history, still serves his alma mater by selling athletic pro- In oor tie of lutomitiaa and stindtrdiutioa, yoar prescription is Ktuaty tailored to trial your specific condition. Your doctor takes many factors into considtralioa when he prescribe! for you... such lacton is height. g(t, weijhl, past medical history, and present illness. Relf on our RanM Ptiarmadit for prompt, persowl attention in Mtn( your prescription. tyacomtpjy*’! Prescription Pharmacy 126 East Stat* St. Phon* Wl 5-2466 Halting* ASTINGS EATING Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal jVl.5-3431 KUMtiNQ supplies WATH SOPTTNEU WATtt HEATHS 136 E. State St. 725 NO. JEFFERSON Ph*M Wl 5-5BH HOT WATH lAlEEOAED HIATIHQ Call Wl 5-5769 MEMBER EEDtRAl ROME LOAN BANE bljItM Wl 5-3732 �• Tr—hig free' ■WiciDitii-n summer | Public Forum ] Official Action of the Hastings City Council petitions at the .. in. tnanuhtn o V«M State Hlr»»i Ssturdsyr. time left that H.ll, II.. briS tha inwortaX* ROYAL OAK < Blreel r«*4. BEbM 3 am writing because I am Yours in Overalls, Uui tke miaai in election procedures township and precinct refer to the abolishment All. ship office to circulate nominat­ ing peUttons Ln order to have their name appear on the ballot Of particular Importance this year are Uie Very Important People in my opinion al leaf!. Thifi the 1966 Whirlwind* by 0T*4 tar lafBMI. Taaa: Baydrr. I. KmS'MT HsiMXr. Caakia aa4 the county convenUons. These are VIP. because this |s the first step in nominating the candi­ date for President in the next national election. Tha delegates elected at the August 2nd pri­ mary will meet in the spring of 1968 at their county conventions TW ZOOKAT •writ »ll prawai VariMM coaSliwai BINDER'S .& urtuvsa. a SINCLAIR SERVICE M-17 MiMlwHM Fbossa Midtown SY 5-9441 convention ABCPRKSWTH TRAFFIC. DRIWD6 TOO «DMY HOLDO up wnc amo can aww NOACOD6NT. Peltea Klrhard Hualor kr rrr.lrrd sad I 'Zaalnc ORTHO Bmj'mbac* On Jana 13Hi . . . tlact HAST1N6S BOARD’of SNKATION Middleville Children and their families of Mr. and Mrs. Minor Palmer gave a party for them at Pingers In Grand Rapids. They were pre­ sented wtth a beautiful floor lamp and lhe grandchildren presented Mrs. Palmer a cor­ Gladys Calms, returning Wednessage of red roses to wear for their 57th wedding anniversary Clifford Kahler's In Delton. Karl Vansickle. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen visited Gary Vansickle and sons. David at William Cox's to Nashville Sat­ and Steven of Wyoming, Mr. ahd urday evening. * Saturday callers Mrs. Ralph P~'‘ — Randy. Mr. and Cindy. Rex. a Imcr and Rechey Mra. Richard m. mlng enjoyed a barbecue < ner down by the river at home of Mr. and Mrs. Ri Palmer Memorial Day. and Mrs. Elton Lawrence .M.ia“.3=x‘aB.r i: AlLAbtaal:Twa,,0»rri. ‘«knnP*cr*lisekk>lil>: M»r OR OTHERWISE blanket) LAY-AWAY! ’,1 ii,1,11 ih-. t: I It’s Needlewoven! 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Is stationed. * Austin Carlson, who had been battling the flu, is quite well again. The Rev. Gerald Bates of Leighton Is conducting sn out­ door worahlp center beginning this last Sunday at Payne LakQ. of the 1D68 classmates of T-K are having open house for thansailor sons and daughters. * Mrs. Mae Holm, who has beta vtaiUng lhe Roy Foxes of MlJj dlrrllle expects to eoon leave far BeatUe. Wash, to visit anothai daughter. Ruth, and family. * sold their home an M-27 to Mr. VanHouten and family who will taka possession as soon as th# vial ting her'brother and family, Ur. and Mrs Russell Beeler. Thursday night they plan to see NlkJ Frost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frost, graduate at the Lakewood schooL'-. . 'U borne from st. n .a patient la AQQ Your big opportunity to stock returned home Friday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs of Kalamatoo spent Memorial Day with her mother. Mrs. Oxro Pierce. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams, who were recently married, are home font their honeymoon and live Two-Yaar Replacement Qiwantat! AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET CONCRETE PRODUCTS k ited . Klton Lawrrist. watch honor» pf service. Ferguson Hospital 3ds are Harold: Bay wood, ■ gnd Mary Frost, daughter of MF. And Mrs. Albert Frost, are both doing very well at this writing. ★ Mrs. Robert Watkins of Grand Rapids called pu Mrs. B. C. 8wifi and Carlton; Thursday. * Mra. Philip Dyer of Scottville, who had been vlslt- pled by Mary Jane Finkbelnsr FLORAL PRINT PENNOCK Lindon Norris called on the Mtmorlal weekend with xijti Chaffee's tn River Road tlves around the Torch, ,L»Jt area. . . ,u Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wllilaika Wykes of Cascade were 0' dinner guests recently ol and Mrs. Clare Williams. 1 Senior Citizens elected Fi McIntyre of Wayland as new president. * Mrs. D Ent jug regular price. Get second for If Jefferson. grandparents, the Will Ourdl. Bat- Accompanied their daughter apd husband. Mr. and Mrs. Djck All-season comfort in 88% rayon, 12% acrylic. Lifetime nylon binding. will LIQUID PUNT FOOD (12-M) Reckless Driver paid 425 plus IS 45 court costa on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested by Officer Oerald Smith on May 24 after driving Warren Caimi from Middle Lake. Rusell Palmer and Sue Ann of Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Miner from Hinds district called at Lloyd Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Van- Owens Mday- * Robert Oetman Bayon for warmth, nylon for durability! Perma-Nap* treated for lasting softness- turn through improper use of power rotary lawn mowers. Blade* can hurl objects al bystanders or . ...__ -----------OM J (ORTHO) 1< SALE ORTHO-GRO East Doud By Mra. Lloyd Owen SOLID COLOR In Mlchlgan State University Ex­ tension Safety engineers say Chat 2.800 toe* 1,000 fingers and AUVEl LARRY (lewNtae) WIELAND \ who Driver Fined Duane C. VanDyke. Crooked Lake, Delton, paid a WO fine plus 15.45 court costs assessed by Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett on a reckless driving charge­ VanDyke was arrested May 10 folowing a mishap on the Norris Road. enjoyed a lovely dinner at Fin- Ids Bunday with their children • and fiunUlee. The children hoto, ,.. anniversary. The family remem­ bered them also with a lovely floor lamp while the grandchll- ’ VanByckle, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph and > SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: 2-DOOR HARDTOP ■ Power Steering ■ Padded Sun Viaort ■ Automatic Tranemiaaion ■ ■ 380 co. in. V-8 ■ ■ Orford Vlny^Co..^ Roof ■ ■ AlbVinrf lnt.nor ■ D.eo. Interior Pnekng. Inatrument Panel 8“,rin« WbMl Bright E1„ Trim 0TOip , Wind.hl.ld Wuher. ■ WhiUwrfi Tiro. a irtwwhS^octor Wipe™ ■ Deluxe Wheel Covert ■ Outside Rear-View Mirror ■ Four-Way Emergency Flasher ■ Front and Rear Seat Belta SPECIALLY PRICED TO SAVE YOU HUNDREDS! DISCOVER THE DOLSATYOUR NERCUItY DEALER'S AAAHLER MOTOR SALES J J20 N. Michigan Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2479 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-06-09.pdf 6f23dd5ee87c2d58121ed4e83f31089a PDF Text Text HwHftfi, Mkhigaa. Thursday, June 9. 1966 Section O*J—*oge> 1 to 8 NUMBER 8 Stowell Barry’s >kM.C. Ing of a space craft possible Aside extremely complicated Surveyor I from any scientific Interest, the pictures reveal a landscape that of the Jinxed the Barry County Volunteer both uninteresting. flights were remarkable. . . pher Gould. Barry Oountv MichlSurveyor I was an important first to Und photographic first for the United States—The ment on U»e moon, they use a controlled process aurface—ao skillfully and gantly pended on a shell of protective padding Chat broke tx*n and fell many civic projects. away when the package hit the damaged the equipment and would back a series of surprisingly cigar pictures, which, although they have passenger. revealed nothing new or startling, Thus the United States has have at least confirmed predictions that there are broad level surfaces In the conquest at space during on the moon sufficiently hardMrs. Gould said T4>e Conservation packed and rigid to make the land< Continued on Page;4) exhibits have won state and na­ tional recognition. Of special significance has been the Conservation Exhibits spon­ sored by the Thomaople Garden Club, and without the dynamic drive of Mrs Stowed these fine THE BUSINESS END—Raymond (Rod) Conger, millwright al Frank Beardalee'i new modern sawmUI at Freeport, checks the huge bandsaw which euta soma 20,044 board feet of lumber in an average eight-hour day at the nearly all-metal plant. The main. building of the sawmill to 44 by 164 feet and about 15 persons are employed al the mill. Beardslee's former sawmill at Freeport was destroyed by fire early Saturday, June 4. 194L—Banner photo. Executives With | Happy Ending | evening Barry Coun­ Bliss Exchange tyThursday authorities, Delton firemen and State Police organised nt Stoney Point, Crooked Lake, Company Posts Delton, to search tor a missing been the prime force In a number of local projects in other areas. Mrs. Gould said. She was Influen­ tial In promoting the Idea that the old post office be used as a City library; she has been a consistent advocate of moving the Jail loca­ tion from the Court House square; handedly rounded ut> the many antiques from the entire county n» well as the volunteer labor among the membership of the Barry County Historical Society which made the Antique Auction i.-'.d by that group such a financial success last May. This In turn enabled the His­ torical Society to go ahead with the replacement of the stolen his­ torical marker at Bull's Prairie near Irving, and the relocation of the Yankee Springs Mansion House Marker from the State Park to the site .of the old inn. Barry County citizens who placed Mrs. Stowell's name in nomination mentioned the fact that Mrs. Stowell does not limit her Conser­ vation-Beautification act! rille* to organized groups. She works with children, neighbors, and the young­ stere in school whom she contacts as a frequent substitute teacher, as well as with and for the Senior Citizens, instilling in them the love of growing things. Pennock’s Escort Service Fills Vital Patient Need Pennock Hospital's new eacort tag nurses and nurse* aid* for -----------------------------------------*-^*-A| service to in Its fourth week 4hd| Othar hospital duties. Mrs. Howard Frost, chairman of: Th* voluhteer women —about the program, reports that the tervlce has been highly success­ 35 who are giving a full day ful and is filling a great need greet patients when they arrive al the expanding hospital. at the hospital for admission, and take them to their rooms after they have been registered by regular staff personnel. attention that to appreciated. The patients seem to appreci­ ate the personal attention they receive, and our volunteers are She explained that patients now in a position to help them are taken to and from the X-ray make the adjustment to their hospital stay. Mrs. Prost added. teer women, giving them greater consideration and thereby froe- 23 Graduate From St Rose School Sunday Jeffrey Floria Gets Commission Practice Teachers Receive Experience Home After Heart Surgery i of yesterday.... gleaned from the Banner filet k- . ------ very nicely. 10 Years Ago Harrison Dodds, president of David C. MunU. son of Mr. I Hastings Klwanls Club and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold F. MunU, Hick-| Dodds will attend the 1044 Vic* ory Corners, was graduated from tory Convention of Klwanls Inthe US Military Academy at temallonal In Atlantic City, N.JM which begins Sunday and last* commissioned a second Ueuten- through Thursday. ant in the Engineer Corps. Mrs. Louise Erway, deputy city clerk, who has been employed by the municipality for more than 10 years, was appointed city treasurer Monday evening to succeed the late Mrs. Jessie Gray who died Bunday after an ex­ tended Illness, MotorisU driving on State Street are now prohibited from meting U-turns at the Michigan Avenue. Jefferson Street and Church Street intersections, ac­ cording to action taken by city officials this week. 176 Era in Township Government Coining to an End Supervisors to Meet Tuesday Hastings to Name 2 Board Members, All 3 Districts to Vote on Controversial Annexation Voters in the Hastings school district will go to the polls Monday, June 13, from T a.m. to 8 p.m. for tbeir annual school election to select two members of the Board of Education, and to vote on the annexation of the Quimby and Weeks school districts. Quimby and Weeks electors will also vote on annex­ ation. . Voters from all three districts will vote in the West Gym­ -- ------------------------------------------------- nftajura at Hastings High School. ‘Moonlite Sale’ Wednesday in City’s Downtown Hastinra merchsnta will h*»M their annual "Moonlite Sale" Wednesday. June 15. with speclai bargains and entertainment.) Russell Hankins, manager of the Area Chamber ot Commerce, has announced. the elections. In addition to the voting on the annexation Issue, electors in the Quimby and Weeks district are to have their regular annual school meetings Monday night. Candidates for the Hastings who*has been president of the board And Robert Godfrey trus­ Special sale items of Interest । Edward Slocum. to all shoDDers will be available.: The majority rote on the anManager Hankins said, and sales, nexallon question wiU decide the peop'e will wear night clothes Issue. If the majority votes in on the Job and fun to In store favor of IL the two districts wtU for everyone. be combined with the Hustings district. There will be music on the Sludenta In secondary classes, street. Make this a big night, have fun: get special bargains, 7th through 12th grades, have and be entertained all in one big been . attending school in Hastlngi from those districts. eveningHankins concluded slder hiring a zoning admlnlsLast March the two district New nomineliny petitions eli­ voted against annexation. Quim­ Plans are being completed fori'minate the notarization of peti­ by acuudly voted for annexation, tions and provided for a circu­ Barry County electors to vote in lator's certificate In 'Is sum Ing their share of the debt the Aug. 3 primary on proposals Candidates on<f the primary and special operating tax. to raise a special two-mlll tax .must file petitions equal in num-1 for a two-year period to put ; Should the two district be anInto a sinking fund tn construct nor . more than four percent of «<rgrOIirUI« and equip a new Barry County .th® rate polled by the candidate)I Mrs Nancy Williams, wife Nancy wU, of and Weeks 1251592 making Boa­ Jail costing an estimated 4452.000. , far Secretary of former Governor O Mennen Including the sheriff's residence. State ,of htoin party the township at the last willtamZ Congrruman Psta H tings district's total $44114.101. • « »h‘ch the Secretary Todd rtth?rSrtDtoWcL State । Todd of the Third District. State (Senator Roger jotinson Johnson ofof the the Quimby would only pay ™ . r, ' or "“Kjr Roger unanimously approved taking f ."J 2 Mth and 0Uler3 t° th® checking petitions for the first yesteryear Festival Saturday. on the school debt This would 222^ *7„.reqU.lr^L ? P'Wy June 11. at the Community Cenfairgrounds for possible por­ nollfy any candidate who to •— — --------- -ter at the *-■ fairgrounds. change only If they vote to as­ lacking in the required number sume a share. 434,444. of signatures An $800 option for property Township ----------- - -------------------------------officer* will be elecHastings school district votes on owned by Mr. and Mrs. Keith t*d for two years, except trus- eratlc Committee, said many will *be Barrlgar has been obtained tees whose terms ~ — *four Final purchase of the property Festivities are to get underway for a new high school—the dis­ would depend on the outcome of Delegates to county convenat 1 pm. with rides for children trict can also vote to spread ths the rote In the August primary. and adults, cake walk, games, The two-mlll tax for two year*, old fashioned country store, throughout the district Thia based on present valuations, that provision be made In these baked goods and a box social would effect newly annexed dis­ delegate ballots so that an elec ­ would bring In 4393.696 Barry tricts tor may write or paste the name on the ballot of a candidate of Chip St Martin to to auction his choice. the lunches to the highest bid­ pected to have 22 elementary The tax. If approved, would ders c pupils next Fall, and the Weeks cost property owners In Hastings Congressman Todd is to call school, located at the corner of about 15.74 per $1,000 of as­ for square dancing after the box Broadway and Brogan Roads, to sessed valuation. social expected to have 26 elementary All women are invited to par­ students. ticipate in the box social. Bring Voters should use the Park flee until their offles Is phased Yesteryear .Fete Saturday At Fairgrounds At that same meeting Aider­ man Lannes Kenflsld. chairman of the sheriff's committee, re­ ported that hto committee fa­ vored continued operation of the driver's license bureau through the sheriff's department Supervisors authorized County Clerk William Cridler to inform Orlo Moorman of Burlington, Iowa, that they were not inter­ ested tn hto proposition to clean and paint the Courthouse for a Price of 44500. Offer Summer Typing Course until July 29 Applications /mMr be secured tram the high sdrool office any day through Friday of this week FLY OLD GLORY JUNE 14th Hastings; Weeks, Quimby School Election Monday the Legislature. The Justices Board of Supervisors are to meet Tuesday. June 14. and as a spec- Maple Valley Votes on 5-Mill Operating Tax Maple Valley school district electors will name two board members .for four-year terms at the annual election Monday, June 13. ; Christopher King and John Viele are seeking re-ele-ttan to the board. Other ^candidates are Mrs Alice McMillen and Mr*. Bonnie J. Wyant. Voters In the former Nashville district will be voting at the Kellogg elementary In Nash­ ville. the former high school A Bummer school course in ... building. Voters in the former Personal Typing will begin on Vermontville district will be vot­ ing in the multi-purpose room at Maplewood elementary building School for anyone who enrolls by In Vermontville. The polls will next Monday. June 13. The county of Kent and Ito road commission some time ago started a suit against Barry County on the grounds that cer­ tain weight tax money that should have gone to Kent were wrongfully received here. Judge Verdler, this week, dismissed the suit on the ground that Kent County had no right to sue Barry County Ln a Kent County court, thereby affirming the legal argu­ ment of Prosecuting Attorney Archie D. McDonald who npre- ABOUT: . IGLANOU, Saturday Make Democracy Work, Phillips Tells Rotarians Open Forum On Medicare Set for June 22 backward glances Inspected and Tuesday. June 14. al 4 pm. to the deadline to file nominating petitions for places on the Aug. 2 primary ballot for township offices to be filled in the Nov. 8 general election. Township officials named in November wit) take office April Mrs. A. H. Hahn to president 14, 1967. Selecting township of the Volunteer GvAd and work­ ing with Mrs. Frost on the escort era In Michigan government service committee of the guild The old township caucus, where friends and neighbors Kenneth Miller. gathered to verbally nominate Those participating In the es- township officials. Is no longer ' Time Is running out. Wc must legal. make Democracy really work,” ton Brill, Frederick Butler, Dan­ Also minor parties such as Paul Phillips, executive secretary iel Cheney, Cleo Haywood. John "Citizens." "People's." “Liberty,” of the Grand Rapids Urban Crue. Wesley Logan, Ronald etc., are no longer permitted. ths League, told members of •* — Martin. F Township officials must now Hastings Rotary Club al ttheir ,,, . Blebblns. Robert Eaton, Claude declare whether they choose to _______ Ray Miller. Norman ran as Democrat* or Kepubllregular Monday noon luncheon :heon .Gardner, held at the Hotel Hastings. ^instead. Thomas Ogden. Mal­ colm Tuckerman. Richard Clark, The township primary and problem, Phillips declared that Stephen Johnson. Burnell Larke, election will be held In conjunc­ Kenneth MUler. Carl Schantz, tion with the State election, and Robert Baase. Goorge BreWn. township officers will now ap­ Donald Doolittle. Rene GanguU- pear’on fffFWne-baffot on wfiiffi fct, Gerald Sanders. Don Well­ State and county officers appear, bls skin. fare, Linden Snyder. Howard Phillips, a former track star at Frost. Henry Gibson. Howard end the ballots will be printed by the county clerk. —_______- ..-------- Te<J Marquette University in Mil­ «. Ferris. George Youngs, Township officers Include sup­ waukee who qualified for the O'Laughlin. Thomas Toffee and ervisors. clerk, treasurer, not 1936 Olympic team, used his ex­ Miss Doris Cappon. more than four constables and periences as one of the Nation's not more than four trustees top athletes in illustrating ting many ■ w Members of the board of review of his pointe. Phillips, who toured 1----pointed. one of Uie United State*' ite*' good good-­ 1 will ambassadors, said from what fl -year -old boy. Robert Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ames. The lad was mused about 0:34 by his malher. An appeal for help went out. Men searched the area, along the water's edge and Just as Under­ sheriff Gordon Trick. Hastings Police Bgt. Robert Ritter and Conservation Officer Gene Brown arrived to begin diving, State Trooper John Slattery made another search of the house. He found Robert curled up on past year In the National Beauti­ a chair under the kitchen table. fication project, often attending The table cloth had hid him from view. for beautifying the local area. Mrs Stowell's selection will mean that her accomplishments will be sent to the Michigan Week Re­ gional Headquarters, and 15 of the nominees received from the entire region will In turn be sent in for Stale judging. Michigan will select 10 finalists, who will be permanently honored Sunday. June 5. 23 eighth in the Michigan Academy of Citi­ grade students of St. Rose School zen Leadership, soon to be estab­ assisted al the 10 o'clock Mass In lished. a body. Following the Mass the gradu­ ates and their parents were served breakfast by the seventh "We've got to win Africa and grade mothers and students. Asia —the new countries — and At the conclusion of the break­ show them our : way Is best,” fast. Father Joseph Dunphy con­ Phillips warned. * ferred diplomas on the following students: thlngs that occur in America Thomas Andrews. Katherine Christie. Barbara Denny. James An open forum meeting on Ellis. Maxine Pedewa. BUI Feld- Medicare to to be held Wednes­ pauach. Stephen Gibson. Cindy day. June 22. at 8 pm. in Central A member of Rotary himself. Glelarawskl, Stephen H u v e r. Auditorium. John Bay. director Phillips asserted that Rotarians Thomas Kenaenkh. Mary Marlin, of Ptnnock Hospital, has an- can be builders of bridges to bet­ Kathleen McGuire; ter understanding. Dennis Murphy. James Peter­ Declaring that our country Is son. Patricia Pierce. Stephen the “greatest" despite controver­ Pierce. Thomas Quad*. Jack Rey­ sies. Phillips explained how the nolds, Stephen Rohde. Yvonne Urban League to attempting to Shetterly, Sandra Slamler. Pat­ eliminate prejudices through rick Weller and Barbara Ziegler. Scheduled to participate are education and understanding, Honor awards were presented Lloyd Borer, from the Social Se­ while the National Association to seven students for making for the Advancement of Colored curity Administration In Grand the honor roll for al! four quar­ Rapids; Mrs. Beatrice Fisher, People emphasizes the legal line. tets: Katherine Christie, James director of the Barry County We need both to accomplish Ellis, Cindy Olelarowskl. Thomas our objectives, he added. The Mr. and Mrs. Garth Floris and Kessenlch, Mary Martin, Kath­ Roger of Hastings and Miss Pau­ leen McGuire and Patrick Wel­ Huebner, from the Barry Medi­ two organizations differ only In cal Society, and Director Bay. technique. lette Woods of Delton spent sev­ ler. eral days last week in the Wash­ Phillips, who has a master's Maxine Pedewa received an ington. D. C-. and Virginia area, honorable mention for making It degree from Fish University at visiting the Ploria's son. Lt. Jef­ three quarters. Nashville. Tenn., was Introduced frey Floria of the Marine Air by Dr. Robert Huebner. Perfect attendance awards Corps Lt Floria. who recently re­ were received by the following A total of 193 Western Mich­ ceived his commission at Quantico. students: James Ellis. Barbara igan University students have Vn„ Is now at home on a »-day Denny and Stephen Huver. leave after which he reports to Barbara Ziegler and Sandra been doing their practice tcachPensacola, Fla., for flight training. Stamtor received a remembrance The Florios were present for his for their work In the music pro­ school* throughout the State, in­ commissioning and visited points gram conducted by Warren cluding four from Bony County. Tommy, the 13-year-old son of Hastings students practice ;Mr. nnd Mr*. Ardite Bclson ot of interest around Washington. Faulkner. teaching included Ju<& K. Sharp :R2 NashvlUe. relumed home from and maj-garwi Margaret v. C. Tripp? ; ana impp. Hastings outings Blodgett Hospital Bunday after Junior High, and Delton students |11having undergone heart surgery havs been Martha A. Johnson. Tommy ' entered the hospital on Portage Northern High, and Wil- !May I 20 for corrective surgery on Wilfred P. Juckem and Olaf O. Vaught, both vice presidents of the E. W. Bliss Company, have exchanged responsibilities with the firm. It was announced by Carl E. Anderson, chairman and president. Formerly vice president-ad­ ministration, Juckem assumes responsibility for the operation of the company's press divi­ sions which Include manufac­ turing plants In Canton, Ohio, and Hastings. At the same time. .Vaught as­ sumes the duties of vice presi­ dent- administration^with sponslblllty at the corpdrkte level for functions In the fields of public relations, »4r— trade relations and other as­ signments. Juckemk service with Bliss be­ gan In 1945 when he Joined the Eagle Signal Company, now a Bliss division tn Davenport, Iowa He served this organisation suc­ cessively as assistant machine shop foreman, production engi­ neer. plant superintendent, plant manager and vice president of manufacturing. Bitsa acquired Eagle Signal In 1950, and In 1962 Juckem moved to Canton. Ohio, to Join the corporate office staff as assistant to the president He resides at 3501 Blackbum Road, N.W., Canton, with his wife. Iris, and two children. Vaught Joined Bliss in 1M1 as director of production operations. He was named vice president of Uie company In 1863 and as­ sumed the responsibility for the press divisions tn 1964. Vaught andVils wife now live at 1068 Chelmsford Street. North Canton. They have two children. duct vehicle safely tests this �Unirenlty at JfQnuan, Okla., re­ turned to hto parental home at Gun Lake thia-, last weeiL «Ma Summer be and hto brother, Da­ vid. win work In the State perk at Grand Haven. * About 100 neighbor* of the Charles streets attended a picnic at Arthur Coart Memorial Day. *. Mrs. Dora White accompanied Mr. and Mrs. H. VolwUer of Grand Rapid* to visit1 a brother al family and Swedish ewohaage student, who has teen making her home with the Bfodatx^ called on the Cbcor Ftnkbetaeca Friday They leave Twaaday pwrnlng for Glacier Park In ■*■■*■*■ MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR iville where WESSON OIL 69- NABISCO COOKIES OREOS And iMamboifurn et Falpouich .... 1-POUND Sure of juicy, fender, more flavorful tteaka and rout* because Felpautch pgrionally adlecta the beat of Swift Pro-Ten Beef. Sure that the steak or rout I telnet will be cheerfully cut to my exact apecificationx. bag 39* Sure of SAVINGS throughout the alore ... Yet-I ahop at Felpautch-where I can be auro of PBUORMANCE-not promixet. LIMIT ONE...WITH COUPON BELOW Redeem Your Folpausch Bonui Cord Coupono, Thio Wook, For: STAMPSlT’oC^'SH* 100 EXTRA FYTDA CTAUDC with purchase of 1, 2-lb. JU CAI KM JlMnlr J PKG. OF SPARTAN FRANKS FELPAUSCH POTATO CHIPS 39 la-OX. 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Robert Miller and children Were Bunday din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. How­ ard Cheney at Charlotte. * Callera to see the new baby Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Hook. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and children attended the wedding of his brother. Herbert Miller and Betty Kruger Bunday at Woodland. * The children of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Gaylor spent the weekend with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor while parents attended a wedding. * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford of Bristol Lake were Fri­ day guests of Mr. and Mra Owen Gaylor. Bunday callers of the Gaylors were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford WANTED TO RENT - Business ! of Grand Ledge. * Weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Roger man with family desires 3- Davis were Diana Davis and bedroom home In Hasting* Mark Parmenter of Grand Rap­ area. Will give reference. Call ids. Janice Davis and Philip Leo S‘’l*Ltfter 8 P® Augusta. of Kalamazoo. * Mr and Mra. 231-7814. 8/16 Don Cheney were Sunday guests when they celebrated the Cheney anniversary which was Satur­ day and the early knniveraary of Mr. and Mra. Davis. Mrs. Davis’ . birthday and Father's Day u Diana will be on tour with the Just leave yeur clean­ Grand Rapids School of Bible and Music for two weeks leaving ing with our experienced I June 13. Saturday evening callattendants. They will pro­ era of Mr. and Mra. Davis were Mrs. Louise Fender and daugh­ spot, clean and hang them ter. Judy of near Lacey. * Hlghon your hangers. bank Form Bureau will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster Just tell us whet time Friday night. June 10. Potluck you’ll pick them up and refreshments. Chemical Company of Okemos Thursday began rciMlnting cen­ terlines. cross walks and park­ ing lines throughout Hastings Chief of Police Richard Bunlor reported. Paint used la Marking the interlines I. “beaded.” for re­ flecting headlight. a. an added safely factor. Basic coat* Include 838 a mile for labor, equipment and line protection, white paint applied costa *2.10 per gallon, and yellow paint *3JO. Reflective beads, with six pounds required for each gallon of paint, cost IS cents a pound. Total cost is expected to be about 11,800. loounnom You'll Like Our... "Drop-off Service" your cleaning will be done while you shop. Hendershot & Vicinity Save Time and Money . . . Plus Free Mothproofing Bv Mra. Richard Clark 1 taut.' 5 Fho-. V45-P5J > Our congratulations to the 1HH8 graduates. Dave O'Laugh| lln, Tom Brill. Sue Schafer. Lin­ da McDvaln. Linda Staup and Janet Bechtel. * The Warren Brogans were Sunday guests of 1 the Bob Brogans. * Mr. and Mra. Dick Clark attended a graduatlon party Sunday at the home iof Mr. and Mrs. Bob VanDen­ I burg In honor of their son, Da­ vid. * Saturday evening callers I of the Warren Brogans were Mr. Broadway (20 Minutes) COIN-OP CLEANERS 322 N. Broadway 9:00 A.M. -5:30 F.M. Monday thru Saturday Graduation Gifts *WITH A FUTURE FORHIM FOR HER Lady Shavex Manicure Set Cordless • Rechargeable I Old Spice TRAVEL SETS THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 family were Bunday dinner guest* of her folks, Mr. and Mra. Carey Jooea. ★ Bunday evening the Karl Schantz's attended an Banfield 4lTer» To Beautify Church Ground* Bob Clark and family were Sun- <?nneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY* SUNDAY, june i9th |^> |>AVI IS HIS DAY! , Billy Pritchard was elected president of the. Banheld 4H Club at the meeting held at the home of their leader. Mrs. Leo and Mra. Rennie Mott attended Banfield - Vicinity MISS DAWN COOK Call tn your news ao that they neighbors And relatives, a Mr. and Mrs Luther Lenz and Janet and Mr and Mrs. Jim Whitmore Bunday at Buck Lake Ranch * Las: Monday Mra. Josephine Past Middleville Girl Selected ‘Clinton Valley’ rrey Is the Junior leader. The members decided to use beautification of Ute local church grounds os their project, other than gardening. Refreshments were served Mothers visiting at the meeting were Mrs. Raymond Blankenship and Mrs. William Pritchard. The next meeting will be at the Pritchard's home at 3 pm. June 13 home In Battle Creek. Last Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ru­ dolph Soya had a 36th wedding comb County Youth for Christ to ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH be Mld» Clinton Valley for 1WVelte Road at Woodland Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor "Your Friendly, Christ-Centered Mr, uid Un OrU OlUMfde tram "2?•ndChurch." ■ Bunfield. Evelyn VanNocker from '"r „rJ Jrl Ctarl Sunday school, 9 am. Stevens District and Walter °' Mr *nd Mn C“‘ Worship service. 10 am. with Rova and family helped helned them 'WBro*c' . Soya Installation of Bible school celebrate. Ealne, daughter of teachers. Walt Soya made the t iiree tiered school girls In Macomb County, Wed. 8 pm. Brotherhood. anniversary case. » mt a n a I w ‘c Includes Mt. Clemens. Bethel Bible Study. Thursday. Mrs Vem Pritchard enjoyed Warren. Utica and etc., and in­ dinner at Inmans Bunday, their ;v°,ves a11 ot churches of Junior CateciiLsm cloan, Salur___ .__ _ that area 42nd. ________ wedding anniversary. Seven qualified judges award- 1 Senior Catechl'im class, Saturcd the glrla. up to ten pointe on, the following: Appearance, pplse."; c^ay. 10 am. personality, application ftwm. I Vacation Bible school will betalent, and two surprise ques­ Congratulations to Harry Bny- itions. nursery through 9th grade. der. who leaves June 13 for a For her talent. Dawn did a A hearty welcome to all. five-day free trip to California, ।pantomime of a record entitled, offered by Benson's IO A. store. "It's In the Book." which w„.„. _te a * The Junior Cheney's have I humorous reading of "Little- Bo roses, a gift certificate from a moved to their cottage at Pleas- j Peep" she was dressed as a leading department store and 10 -u- r_ ------- u.* ]UUe —­ Christ Inter ant ,Lake for .... the Bummer. little01d oldman man.wlU1 witha a tophat hat. days at Youth for — The Vacation Bible Bctiob! of She carried a huge book and 'national Conference at Winona Lake. Ind. tile Wesleyan Church will be ___.__ _ _____ I-nkn Tnrt To climax the memorable eveold Hubka of Nashville began working on the farm for Leon all the important Y.F.C. events Frank Healey, were treated to Dunning last Monday. throughout the year. She will a steak dinner In an exclusive Mr. and Mra. Laurence Jone*. crown the new queen at the end restaurant on Anchor Bay They Jeremy and John, will start for of her reign. Jn addition to her I were accompanied by the other Chico, Calif., when school is out. tiara, she received a dozen red i contestants and their escort*. Mrs Jones ha* been given an N.DE.A. grant for seven weeks': study at Chico State College. This will add toward her mas­ ter's degree In English. The Summer will be especially enjoy­ able as Chico is near the homes of Mrs. Jones' aunt. Mrs. John McMarttn and her children. A reunion is being planned for August 19. Already the the Leon Dunnings have given a going . Charge It! Hickory Corners Thoughts For A Week Present were Mr. and Mra. Clar­ ence Texter. Mr. and Mra. Ver­ non Texter and children. Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Ernst of Milan, and Mra- Blrdena Lyttle of Grand Haven. PE NN Give Dad these Towncraft walk short favorites—now with never-iron Penn-Prest! FORTREL»/COTTON PLAIDS ABBB INTERNATIONAL Handsome muted-tone plaid* of FortralO polyester and cot- REVISES FUNERAL dryer* And maintain thgt just-preSted smoothness all day. University grad or continental model*. INFORMATION LITERATURE 4.98 3.98 DACRON*/COTTON POPLIN Many animals hare well-de­ veloped senses lacked by hu- New editions of two Consumer information book­ lets on funeral service problems were published this Dacron® polyester/cotton solid tone poplin—Penn-Prest . . . week by the Association of Better Business Bureaus University grad or continental model* in clay. tan. olive, black, burgundy. It. blue, navy, maixe. <lny aneroid barometers made ot living colls Bees have a builtin protractor Chat enables them to fly In a fixed direction rela- International. Both were written to help the public in making intelligent decisions about funeral arrange­ from the hive. services offered by professional practitioners. Revisions ments. especially as related to financial questions and MEN'S NEW-LOOK SWIM TRUNKS in the publications include recent legislative and sta­ tistical changes. "Facts Ever^Fomily f&iould Know about Funerals More About------ and lnterment$*was first published in 1953. and is Backward Glances Only $14.95 now in its third edition. ■ Continued from Page Ono $1.75 It treats funeral service in o general way. covering sented Barry County during the litigation. Schick Magno Electric Shaver Special $12.88 Ronson Model #260-$12.88 Casco Cordless Electric Hair Brush $8.95 Cosmetic Sets Dusting Powders Colognes-$1.00 Men's Sets (After Shove & Cologne) Pub by Revlon Teak by Shulton 007 by Colgate services and merchandise Mbs Helen Ba&sett and Miss MargarepHlckey. members of the senior fcloss of Nashville High school have been awarded gold pins In recognition of their AU-A rating in scholarship In that school. offered by funeral direc­ 40 Yean Ago William Comstock, Detroit Democratic candidate for gover­ nor. paid Hastings a surprise visit Tuesday, along with Ed­ ward Frensdorf! of Adrian, the Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ nee of two years ago. and Hora­ tio Abbott of Ann Arbor, chair­ man of the Democratic Blate Central Committee. Despite the fact that the visit was unexpect­ ed. leaders from Hastings. Mid­ dleville. Nashville, Delton. Wood­ land and nearby townships were assembled for an organizational meeting here. monuments. tors. costs, advertising problems, pre-arronge- ment of funerals, insur- The second booklet, "Focts You Should Know. Questions You Should Ask About the Pre-orronqemcnt is also in a third edition. The piece is specific about ness Bureaus take no formal position on this subject. Instead, ComglotJ Line of Cameras & Projectors Timex Welches Pen and Pencil Seis_ _ _ —.from 2 Stationery by Hallmark It is pointed out that reasonable caution Give Dad should be exercised. While there may be advantages to some In making funeral arrangements in advance, honorary award, BIG MA« such items as contracts, deposits, interest, selection of establishments and services should be carefully con­ WORK SETS sidered. Financial savings promoted by some funeral either plan operators may prove to be illusory. Other provi­ the required test* for the 31 merit badges Djher awards made were: Dan Gould badges foi civics, craftsmanship, and signal­ ling; Edgar Hovenlr. Clarence Hackney and Donald Boyes badges for signalling; Winston Merrick, firemanship and swlmnlng. from $7.95 combed cotton pl*ld* . . favorite! With el**iicixed w Matching Zip-Front Jacket. 6.91 the booklet suggests that all matters pertaining to mere UNKS pre-orrangement problems, although the Better Busi­ Rev. Karl H. Keefer. Boy Scout leader here waa awarded the KODAK Cameras PLAID 398 Another Surf ’n Sun hit *tyle! Cotton twill in latest 'weathered" color* with multicolor competition *tripe*. Zip fly ond Pre-flnoncinq of Funerals” dates from 1960 ond Signature by Max Factor FOR HIM and HER SNAPPY STRIPES sions such os those of life insurance contracts ond (they aever need iroaisf) ' various death benefits may prove more adequate. In any case, it is suggested that pre-need contracts should 398 include safeguards which provide that funds be kept intact, with reservations that clients moy withdraw their deposits, and change the persons to whom the sMrt* funds ore to be paid At an adjourned annual meet­ ing of the Consolidated Press Company held at the companj offices Wednesday, the following Although national attention was given B«t* to" the funeral service profession within the past several years named: H. B. Sherman. Battle Creek, president; I, Patrick. Has­ tings, vice president; T. J. Potter Hastings, treasurer; Charles R Sylvester, Battle Creek, secre- as a result of wide-spread publicity, the Better Business Bureaus as in the past recorded few problems in the Mode to Penney'*, specifica­ tions. reinforced tireo. Results of a 1964 survey of the BBB's show vir­ points. tually no increase in consumer service traffic The few keep their crease . at strain Penn-Preet . complaint situations reported had to do largely with Knight. HALLMARK CARDS and WRAPPINGS Hastings, supertntend- Sherman. Charles R. Sylvester, Joseph McKnlght, John W. Ball- All Wrapped in eBauty by the Experts In our. ■ pre-orrangement problems and cemetery promotions. touch-up ironing! Short slewvw The two booklets ore distributed through local shirts with 2 button pockats . . . woor in or out? Full cut Better Business Bureaus in most major cities. work ponts, plain front, cuffed Gift Wrap Deportment Gaa it Electric Company, will be succeeded by H. M. Mason who has been assistant manager un­ der Mr. Heath. S*H GREEN STAMPS Bernard Toffee and Robert Hendershott of Hastings, made the run from Indianapolis. Ind, to Hastings last Wednesday at an awaraaa'.need nt 43 mllaa rwr It II u c s bottoms. SPONABLE BatMMat-WerliChthM FUNERAL HOME 30 YmH Experleace Ph. Wl 5-3252 HOW. Stete record that 4a likely to stand for Wl 3-2134 Open Every Day 9 A.M. JJOF.M Friday'9'HI9 �h*v® to show for HF Nothing much ompi *ora* wan fumlAcd office suite* tbroughout m nsUon and • great nara of the bard core poverty stricken who are madder than ever at seeing the money be­ ing ^Mtit everywhere except when Pleasant Valley “ U Past Resident, Is Buried Here IsgaUy borrow tg> to UU bUUon from m Treasury to help finance IU operetta**. It bad. as of March SI borrowed only gllM Millon of Mother and ghter Are i Graduating Steve Baorfter Hat College Postt gtpjfipn P, Batigbar of Haw- Paul B Thus, if the treasury had sup­ H MW can be extadtoRly plied the *M2 million of private ay atom, as in Gemini IX. H funds belpg used by the OomBy Mn. Lloyd Owen t e useful pha*S of the mlspossible current Federal deficit on Mr. and Mra, Earl Kerkbread June 30 wcxild be around MF bil­ lion Instead of the S3J billion now from Homer and *on, John, who Just returned from spending 15 forecast—a difference of one bU- month* in Vietnam, visited their father and grandfather. Edwin Jame* Bunday, May 2S. h Ttraraday visitors at the Edwin James were Mbo Beatrice Bender and Even official government fore- Mr* Wilma Carvar from Bturgl* c*Al* thrae days, do not necessarily Jamee at Sturgis Manorial Hoatell the real story. pttal * Mr. iM Mra. William Cox and children from Nashville ipent Monday at Lloyd Owen* be a supper next Saturday for Family Night at-7 for everyone. Th* W.UA local aoctetywUl bold a potluck dinner Thursday, June H at the U J. Mote home. There will be a quilt to work on Devotional and business meet­ ing In afternoon. All member* bring a guest. * A reception era* held Bunday at the horn* of Mr. and Mra. Ivan Olmstead Moor­ ing their son. Michael, a Lake- and Margarethe Andreen of Sweden and MU* Elisabeth Thurber, Mr*. Leone Sweet and her guests from West Germany for a luncheon Friday. । Mr. and Mr*. Peter Petersen of Hastings; 14 grandchildren; stx great, grandchltawn; Mb sisters, Mr* Rusrall Bchumway ot Wyoming, Mich., and Mr* Loo Joosten of Grand Rapids, and two brother* John Conkle of Bebewing and Jerald Cbnkie of Phoenix. Ari* Carlton WBCS with a carry-in picnic Thursday. Several hus­ Mra. Betty Town and Kathy bands enjoyed the day with the and Bill Town from Allegan call­ group. * Mr. and Mr* Admiral ed at Lyndon Ncrria Bunday and Foerch of Lansing visited hl* slater last Monday. On Sunday they all visited Mr. Bumpus at Donald Geiger of Flint visited his stater. Mr. and Mra. Warren Cairns last Wednesday. * James Albright and his mother of Ada and Mr* Katie Geiger and daughter of Lowell called on Mr. and Mra. Calms Bunday evening. * Mra. Lydia Gales of Grand Rapids Is spending a few days tng out at many more billions for The Great Society.' For example, we have already spent countless millions on the "War on Poverty." U Comfort EATING 'round the clock Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal M.UMIING surma WATIX SOFHNIKS WATtt HiATEKS POP is TOPS with us fool Canton, Ohio. But the coming weekend will be the gala event In thi* household. Daughter Cindy graduate* from' HUB. Friday and she will attend Oakland University next fear. Her friend. Dan- Donnelly, arrive* to­ day from Canton, Ohio, to visit the family and the Bottcheris daughter and husband, Mr. and Mr* R. J. Davie* of Dayton. Ohio, their first wedding anniversary Bunday and it will be a doubly festive time as the Bottcher* cele­ brate Uielr 25th wedding annlveraary, that actual date being June 7. Of course, the greatest Joy is that the family will all be together. The Robert BLrkre, Ute Row­ land Hall* the L*pr Langs and the Jim Colemans were at the Blrke cottage at Silver Lake over Halting! HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING brother, Vem. nt Elm* Uat week. * Mr. and Mr* John Mason at­ tended servlets at Nashville last Bunday night, graduation ser­ vice* at Nashville High Thurs­ day evening and a reception for billion dollar Federal program, their grandson, Robert at hl* on Mra. Ad* Tobias and Mr. and whim, In this ora of deficit spend­ parent's home Bunday evening ing, eendi the pressure gauge or Mrs. Clifford Earner In Has­ tn honor of hi* graduation from tings Saturday. ★ Mr. and Mra. Nashville High. W Mr. and Mr* th* inflation bailer still furtba Cell Wl 5-5769 Have Bad Luek At Milwaukee k flSTINGS East Middle Lake 0y Mr*. Bauia M. Caimi culprit in the infUUonary picture is the Federal Government, itself. No other agency (or group of agen­ da*) are tossing so much fuel m Mention isions BOtog a manbar of m das* U not too unusual, a* than.are 2SA—but Mra. Hoffman 1* the mother of four children. She returned to school last jutor tiara. U perfavra* a VavMg of ssrvira faaatisns ttawegteet th* year. 4 Deank Usi siadrat. Botteher East Doud Hodraxn, A Houseful of Marriage Licences Wl 5-3732 DRAFT *r COLLEGE ‘ALTERNATIVE SERVICE" State Folice Move> •Ute Police Trooper William M. Citatfield b being transferred local guests from this area will from the Wsyland post to De­ be attending the banquet. troit. and Melvin J. Koene* h If ths day ssaniyi cool, weath­ moving from Brighton to Way- er-wise, for ths Manorial Day Parade a Monday morning ago. Although the bridge club en­ those in the inarching band* tertained by Mr* Orval CUtwer* delighted. H lbs spectators | ahaw, Jf, on Monday evening ws* a pleasant affair, it bad a note of aadnera ata) a* Mr* Will Birk (Julie) vw meeting with "roasting." Fallowing ths parade the group for tte last time be­ the uniforms were turned th td fore moving to Ann Arter. Win­ the director. Pte aQ of th* H.HS. ning honor* for the evening^ senior atudsnt* in the band this play were Mr* John Bay and became a poignant moment in Mra. O. David Hoag. Mr* Dotheir carter* They Were Saying wayne Pugh was a guest of the farewell to thl* phase ot music in their Uvea ship midget auto racing program this Wednesday night at the| Berlin Raceway Gordy was tn be an honorary starter. MSrio AndretU. Italian-born driver. won the 100-mile race at Milwaukee and the 111,577 purse. SOCIETY NEWS Sunday Night tuna 12 .. .7:30 South WoOdlind Church of the Brethren tera' .Podunk Lake home Tues­ day evening for fishing and * potluck dinner. They were all the Brandatettcr’a daughter and family, the Bob Dudley* There have been gatherings like this Wheredoyawannago? HOMECREST9 cornel" and of course they are always welcome. The Dudleys and eon Danny stayed over-night returning home Wednesday af- 2-Speed, 20-lnch FAN Buttarcruit Bread ______________ • VlbreHon-Free Operetta* Change the air In 5 rooms In 2 minutes. 8-ft. cord. Rustproof enamel finish. UL appr. Downtown to shop MukvtUs ukTllla .. BEN*FRANKLIN Take off and travel in a new Chevrolet! There was a gathering of fam­ There were 12 Hastings friends ily and friends at the Roman Feldpauschea home before din­ In Dimondale Monday for a ner Saturday evening. The oc­ potluck luncheon at Mra. Kay casion was Mr. P.'s birthday and there were many greetings and gixxl wlahe* from the 40 gireste, who all enjoyed this out-docrpatlo party on such a warm and the Morey-Klatt wedding May 7. and win be here thU Saturday Red geranium* decorated the for the. wedding of Mira Jan luncheon tabla* for 41 guests at Jacobs and Mr. Michael Young*. the Hastings Country Club Tues­ While her parent* were vaca­ day when the ladles opened the tioning id Indiana this week. soaspn of golf, bridge with the JIU HiinUay bl Mkraball has been weekly noontime repast dividing visiting her grandparent*, the J. naugh. The party was a gather­ FrankMd ItUSJRys. ' ICove, women'* board presiing of former Hastings teachers Special RupsU »We here presided at m brief meet­ and other guests from Kalama­ Bridge winner* for the after- for the bacaalaurestc service* to zoo Included Mra. Virginia Leckhonor graduate Ron Bliss Were i's play were Mr*. Clayton ers DeWitt, Mrs. Alice Dontje hi* great uncle, and great aunt. Husted, Mr* Ado Huay Boice, Mr. and Mr*. Dorr G ringer, of and Mr* Helen Covert Bassett. Lapsing. 1, . . U Mira Barbara Klein , of Lake Forrera, TH, visited-Ae Hl Bax­ ter family over the MUndrial aid Vahlsing in Chicago, June 2nd. The little ftildw weighed 7 lb*.- 4 ou. Hi* uncle*, David. hmtrra, Mrs. Roy Hubbard and Loren, and Lee VahUlng, are de­ took her to the Hastings Hotel lighted with the arrival of thetr for a birthday 1 unciwon. There flr*| nephew. wiu. a special cake for tkse hon­ oree whose birthday date is June Our rich milk white brted. Rich in sugar, milk and shorten­ ing. Atwayt * pleasure to Mrve. Fresh Frozen Pizza - Ready to Bake Friday If Saturday Special! CoHee Cakei . Uvt 7c... AU «3e DjiO-nut, almond, cherry, butternut, apple, cinnamon ■ Sugar, Drown sugar nut, *nd blueberry. Apple Fritters___________ 6 for A light y**tt raised dough with pieces of apple through­ out and honey glazed. Apple ‘h Spice Friedcokez _. ' Made with' apple' Muce and cinnamon sugared. Remember Cboklo Dey Every Wed., 4 dox. out. $1.00 DALE S BAKE SHOP Births at Pennock N. Broadway Saturday evening. Tbe Digory McEwans of Bellevue were among the guesu. SUMMER “Without my extension phone CHOOSE Tie & Kerchief Sets. $2.50 & $3.50 IN Babyland I’d be in a stew Dad's Special Gift from Our Men's An extension phone helps take the tension and the running out of housework. The cost Is little but the GIFT BAR Bebylind is brimming with adorable leaving soon to make their Iwme In Ann Arbor. Guest* began ar­ riving at nine and there were 40 who Joined Ln the evening of visiting and reminiscing. Re. treahments were served from a snack bar adding to the Informahty of the party. Tlxere ws* a guest book In which each wrote something to add to the Birk's memoirs of Hastings and the honoree* left with the very beat wishc* for happtnra* in their convenience great. Call our Business Office. Or ask your Telephone Man. 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Molded of tough poiyprophyfene piei- ■ tic—to flexible it shapes Itself to the sifter, yet it’s stronger than metal! Mora good things ■ to remember: resists acids, alkali and house­ hold chemjcals. of Chevrolets V8’s and 6’s! Haiti ng* . , $$40 MEN'S and LADIES'WEAR Phono 945-4172 Wl 5-2425 famouz,Trade Naim' lobeh you Hf...you'll find them hen! PaiMft! �Woodland Woman's Tour rented with gifts to ahow appre- IS program will emphasize woman's role in government Fea- barn Baker. Mra. Judith McMillan. Ed Hampaua, Arthur Johnson. Pattok. Mrs Lorraine Kiger. Mra. Entertainment Included golf tn the afternoon and skits ana alng- □oodner, of RS Hasting* wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Marqulta Loulae, to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duane beta tduded Mildred Morris. Ester Miller, Robert Bandell, Anthony Mra. Richard Endsley, 711H E. TUrital. Dorothy Hoke. Pam Grand Street, and Is employed *1 OTreary, Barbara Burkholder and the E. W. Bliss Company. A June retted th* tinging. 31 wedding 1* being planned. Louis- Barlow of RS Hastings. The bride-elect la a 1964 gradu­ ate of Hastings High School and has completed her first year at the Grand Rapids School of Bible and Music. Her fiance, a graduate of Jasper High School. Father’s Day Caston, daughter of Dr. _ J. Caston of Hastings, MR. AND MRS EUGENE VENTON . Mis* Yonna Newton Becomes Bride. Woodland Church Is Setting for old Berenberg of Detroit began the pre-nupUal whir) by hosting Lovely Nuptials - . • a delightful dinner party for and getting i events prefacing auch an oc­ casion are omirTinr ' csj; I For their trip to Northern Mich। Igan, the new bride changed to | n two-piece yellow suit with white Out-of-town guests came from Mlsa Yonna Newton and Eugene Vermontville, charlotte. r Freeport. vermoniviue. unariouc. recpan. •"I'M. exchanged their wedding , IonlBt Battle Creek. __ L Hastings __ ____ Venton and■ On June 4, Mra. Arthur Baum, vow# In a very pretty ceremony at j Kansas City. £Tm A rthmraal dinner rtnr? I by the Brooni'a parent* on Friday Herschberg, also of Detroit, en­ Rev. Richard vandenMoscn per- . _• m-a tertained with a lunclwon and rom>M u» double ring emmw M Mr. miscellaneous shower st Rou- In tfu. nrrrenrt, of IM m.Mta SIr8' VeTn0’1 Newton. mells tn the Cape Code Banquet 'Hie altar was decorated with * Room. large bouquets of mums and snap- RebeCCO BomerS, Table* were laid in red blend­ dragon* with bow* on the front .... . .. . ing beautifully with the decor pew, and kneeling bench. Trad I- Michael Knowlton t tonal wedding music was played by Mrs. Vivian Ralrlgh. the many mixed bouqeta. The The bride is the daughter of i Mr. and Mra. Ned Borner*, Bad table* at which the 50 guests Mr. and Mra. Vemon Newton. Rl Axe. have announced' the engage­ Woodland, *nd Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ment of their daughter, Rebecca, low Venton,. 112 Church Street. to Mklutel M. Knowlton, son of with gifts of which all could Middleville, are the parents of the view the unwrapping, and join groom. Delton. Kay In sharing thia pleasant I Presented In marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- lege, majoring In sociology. Michael length gown Of Chantilly lace, waa graduated from Alma In 1965. and la attending Warne state Unlhand clipped and patterned on boated by Mra. Max Loewenstein white taffeta, featuring a wide The wedding will take place on and Mra. Henry Seckhelmer of portrait neckline ot scalloped lace, Detroit. trimmed with Iridescent sequin*, and long fitted sleeves finished Mrs, Gladys Couch of Battle with deep point* at the wrB{. The extremely full skirt of wide scal­ loped lace in overlapping tiers, Mra. Addle Wood and other Has­ tings friends. ended In a wide brush train in the back. Her elbow-length veil of silk Mr. and Mra. Richard Feldpauach illusion was held tn place by a crown of pearl* and she canned a white Bible adorned with white was conducted through the Winter carnations and pink rosebud* tied months. Their accumulated score with long streamers. Miss Brenda Newton was Her Winning second place were Mr. sister's maid of honor and bttdeam Kathleen Van­ and Mra Francis Goggins with a malds were Buren of Vermontville and Mis* close 33.748. and third went to Mr. and Mra. Clayton Brandatetter Siiaron Rose of Woodland. They were dressed Identically in shock­ with 31 ADO. Fourth place honor* were won ing pink, street-length dresses fea­ by Mr. and Mr*. John Clarty with turing empire waistlines and ac­ cented with darker shades of pink 30430band* forming a big bow tn the The awards were presented at back with u train. They carried a potluck dinner held at the St. white and pink carnations in Rose school hall. Winnerr. for that closed lace umbrellas. Susan Rowlader, daughter ot Mr gins. Mr. and Mra. Feldpausch, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rowlader of Wood­ land. was the flower girl and and Mrs Leo Seeb Edward Venton. brother of the Mrs. Phil Homing groom, was the ring bearer. Stanley Venton acted a* hla iTo Marry June 18 The Feldpausches Win Honors in Bridge Tourney That*'* ho gift Ilk* ■ watch ... and no watch Ilk* • Bulova. On* reason: dalicat* tiny parte of *v*ry ML , ,L .. r . ' lit W. Star. Sr. ' >Um Your Socurity or H.C.B. Charge Card* '■ 'a--'" . '■ Mildred Smith । A house guest of the Herman | Bcttchera for the past month has| been Mr*. Bottcher'* mother. Mra I Mabel Carson of N- Plainfield. N. J.1 Mra. Howard A. Peters enter-1 talned with a luncheon bridge for Mra. Canon's pleasure last Friday. Winner* for the afternoon's bridge | were Mrs Harry Burke. Mrs Jack Kennedy and Mr*. Don Fisher. A small gift was presented to the HASTINGS Board of Education • EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED Knowledge of school problem*—post, pres­ ent, future. Mrs Carson will remain In Has­ tings u.ntil her granddaughter. Cindy Bottcher. graduates. COMMITTED Mr. and Mrs David Watson and two sons of Coldwater visi­ ted the Walter Wallace* on Sun­ day. Mra. Wallace is recuperat­ ing from recent surgery. To the best education possible VOTE JUNE 13 for children. Guitars Guitars! and more GUITARS! Guitars! (Almost a 100) . . . And Going Fast Guitars! Electric or Acoustic Modal* for Every-Fune $18.77 up Music Center 138 W. State St. Guitars! Phon* 945-4284 Open All Day Thursday MIIIHIM. , Hodges Jewelry IftaMitfai 19J1 and' is now employed by the Oldsmobile Corporation in Lan­ sing. An August wedding is planned. House Guest is Honoree at Party Information RE-ELECT ary from Vietnam after complet- Kay Caston in Pre-Nuptiol Whirl tain ' additional • 'WhenMmotMng'toppy hastens -r- fft Bulwa Watch Tima" Harold Venton of Middleville and Kenneth Venton of Pontiac, both brothers of the groom. Mra. Newtn chose a beige dress the Swim Looks of daughter's wedding and the groom's mother wore a blue dress, covered with white lace and wore white accessories Both mothers wore a white mum corsage. A reception wm held in the church parlors immediately follow­ ing Die ceremony with MLss Nancy VanBuren serving the bride's cake; Mlsa Rosemary Meyer served the groom's cake; Mra. Don Cooley served punch; Miss Elaine Beard served cake and Ice cream, and Surf Riders . , . now riding the crest of the surfing wove in smashing plaids 'n solids. Authentic action-takers with true functional lace-ups. Great for surfing. Stufjning for sunning! Sizes 5-15, Englishmen have more dash, the French greater tinesse, Italians are more suave. How come Scandinavian men get to carry on the way they do7 and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Coma and Get 'Em! Tiw Superette —OPEN DAILY— Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. 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At another evening as­ sembly a panel dlacuaalon by legteService office. In this area the office* are located hi Haatlng*. era wlD be presented. Ionia and Stanton. Bcm* claw* offered at College Week are aimed at helping women Mr. and Mr*. Richard Nixon understand their government “An entertained 34 guests after bac­ ernmenl in Michigan" and “You calaureate with an outdoor lun­ CAN Beat City Hall" are two cheon for the pleasure of their example*. Other* cloaely related son. John. From out-of-town was deal with the history of Michigan MU* Chris Soule* of Dlmondate. mary Whitney. Mia* Mary' Schro- Happiness is celebrating enrichment, community Improvement^nd International under­ the past, homemaker* attending the entire program can stay on campus in one of the dormitories If they cannot commute. Thursday has been designated vUltora day tract* IjOOO homemaker* each sum­ tor those who can attend only one mer for tour day* of study, lectures. community. ENGAGED—The engagement of U designed to present In/crtpaUcn ' ■ lor Mlchlikn women concerning home and family Ufa. leadwAlp : July brings Independence olcnic*. swimming, vacation* and College Week for Women at Mich­ igan State University. College Week, a special adult education program specially de- The Haatlng* Education Aaaoclat Ion held a chicken barbecue on Mtfk 40th Jubilee cltlsmahlp and velopmenta. College Week For Women at Michigan State 16077645 Honors Teachers Leaving Hastings AVAILABLE AT TEAK GARDNER'S taXSS �The Max Careys To Celebrate Golden Jubilee Personal Mention Thursday luck dinner was served at Prentice* on Saturday, ware Mr. and Mr* Carl Graduation is ■ Time for Special Parties, Gatherings eluding 9a*. ana friend*, again honoring Phillip. HU brother. Paul, has also ar­ rived home from Houghton Col- charter inem- at the same tune, a* a delegate. ■ion Club and a member of the the James Britten home on the , family Vermontville Garden Club. Both and friends wUl attend hla graduation. (avorite treatment of Holly­ wood stars—and beauty Is their business! M-43 m Hoonan and Mrs Roy Hubbard. Raymond Finnic, Mra. Homer Smith, Mrs. Gordon Cove, .Mra. The Nashville BapUst Church and William Kenneth Decker, son Dr. and Mra. Arthur Haight Faulkner of Middleville, Mra. Howard I’etera. Mrs. William Stebbins and Mra. Jack Kcn- l^itchen Shower Fetes Linda Wood tire double ring ceremony at the altar decorated with basket* of white mum* and pink gladteU. Traditional wedding music was Nashville. graduation from HJL& Friday to have a reception following graduation Friday evening. altar by her uncle, William Bit­ good She was wearing a beautiful tha Flngleton will arrive this who graduated from Baptist Bible College, Grand Rapid*, and an overnight visit with their Stephen, who graduated from tiers edged with scalloped lace • nd Sunday will go to Clear a sweeping train. The overskirt A houseguest at the Paul Barwas softly caught up over the full held a family open bouse on Bunday afternoon. Many will be returning to HasGeorg* Heldenreich who U the tured.lace over silk with a boat Oennan brother of the Barlow's d»nghtar Gayle, an exchange end for the Alumni Banquet. The student to Germany last year, floated from a scalloped crown and for Uie pleasure of George graduation of Peter’s brother, edged with seed pearl* and sprin­ ■ and also honoring Gayle’s gradu­ Jim. kled with pailettes. She carried a ation. th* Barlow* hosted an bouquet of white carnation* with William McKnlgbte from Wil□pen house following baccalaur­ ling rood are entertaining with a reception Saturday evening eate on Bunday. honoring their daughter, Kath­ Ttie Richard Bediauu will be leen, who is graduating on Fri­ entertaining with an open house Shelly Tonkin of Nashville and the Friday from Madison, Wl*. and for the pleasure of their dough- day. Charles Converse, Jr., and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Bentley and children of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Ed Scott and girls, Laurence Hull and family, Linda Hull and friend. Saturday, June 4, when friend* of Linda Wood, daughter of Jack and Katie Wood, arrived at the Lyle Gillespie tame In accep­ tance to on invitation reading "Kitchen Koffee Klatch for KaUo’s Kid." As delightful aa the invitation are graduating from Hastings High on Friday, were honored with a party at the home of their parent*. the Ray Gibsons, on Bunday evening. Tire Rote-rt Goriuuns are plan­ ning fesUvlLies for tire pleasure of their daughter, Marion, both Cordes’ through Sunday. Decker of Portland, sister of the ' When Bud Thompson leaves groom. They wore identical gowns for Denver. Colo.. Saturday on a of ballerina-length pink lace over matching satin. The maid of honor carried a colonial bouquet of pink carnation* encircled wilh white white Bud la busy. At Ltx> Jim Spoon home for ried bouquet* of pink and white the graduation of their son, mont on Friday. The out-of-town carnations. Steve, will be Steve* grnndparguest* will be Irani Lansing. visit at his parental home athe Ralph Rogers, over the weekend. Dougla* Lefkey of Portland. Dave There was a family party at Quimby Road, who have two Decker and Allan Decker of Nash­ stetgr-tn-law of Roy Cordes, the Floyd Burkey home on Bun­ daughter* graduating thia year ville and Randy Staup of Battle from Downer’s Grove. DI., and Mr*. A, L. Spoon from Park day following baccalaureate to from Hastings High. Linda and Ridge, DI, also Steve's greathonor their daughter. Linda. which also included a few neighNashville were the host and hostess Battle Creek. Gun Lake, Grand for the reception which was held fudge. Rapids and Lansing. 6 the Community House of the The parent* of Arion Hayncr, Sunday, Mra. Thelma Kidder etbodlst Church Immediately lolMr. and Mra. Vai Kurc were at .WUlttm, Jr, of Hastings went to ore entertaining with a family the latter’s cottage at Martin Ann Arbor to see their *Uter-ln- party on Bunday Ivonarlng her n*. .At Coa­ high school graduation. ', the Dtui Kurra Joined them on The John Hickeys entertained Saturday to celebrate the birthseph Mercy Hospital Grandad with a family group on Sunday Kidder stayed home and had a evening for their daughter. Sue, They received word of the death wiener roast for Stephen and following baccalaureate, and are book was In charge of Miss Betty Greg Kidder. Morning callers planning to have a larger group were Mr. and Mra. Warren Kid­ next Bunday evening os two For the wedding the bride’s tend the funeral returning home der. Sr., and Mr. and Mra. Ray birtlidaya will be celebrated. mother chose a navy blue drc&s Monday evening! Smith of Carlton Center were Following baccalaureate for lire with a corsage of red roses. Mra. evening guests. pleasure of Carl Hoffman, hl* Decker selected a two-piece yellow family were guests a Sunday ago parent*, the Ken Hoffmans, en­ of the Robert Osl* family. The tended the stag dinner at the tertained a family group Includ- suit She wore a corsage of yellow and white carnations. Kant Country Club Tuesday The bride, who graduated this Clair’s birthday. evening honoring U. of M. Jr, Mrs. Minnie Hoffman, and year from Maple Valley High School, has been employed at the Shelbyville. Nolan J o tut cock Clifford Dolan and Richard cook-out. Nashville News. Mr. Decker, a Miao Elizabeth Parker and Mra. graduate of Portland High School, Maurice Ostroth attended the Goebel. David D. Hunting, John Orand Rapid* will, be guest* of is employed at Oldsmobile Division graduation of their niece. Sheryl their parent*, the Raymond tn Tonal ng Johncock. nt the Maple Valley Hamms, to attend the graduation Following a honeymoon on School on Thursday evening and Mackinac Island, the couple will make their home In Nashville. are entertaining relatives and cocks of Nashville, friends honoring their daughter, Gordon James Perkins, son of Marjorie Johnson, following her the Arnold Perkin*, graduated graduation on Ftiday. from Loy Norrtx High School at THE LANDLUBBER INN Open 7 Doyi toft Saturday on a motor trip to following Ml** Cheryl Penfold, daughter of Carol Hendcnon from Ireland. including Mr. and Mra. Gerald shall will bo Britten and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britten and children graduation Of her grandrlunghter, Busan Pace, on Friday. Nash of Watervliet, Mr. and Mra. Honeying Rnoranory Fad, her Don Britten and Cathy, Mrs. Our Broasted Chicken is Worth Crowing About' Wall Lake at the .Tame* Keast, home follow­ ing graduation honoring their daughter. Kevin Sue. Relatives from Flint and loiUa will be In­ cluded In the group. The Clark Lcvengoods will host an open house on Sunday honor­ ing the graduation of their daughter. Pamela, and among sure. pool. Mrs. Gillespie liad made llcious. bridal-shower mold. Guest* arrived at 10 and had a wonderful relaxing hour with me unuc-to-oo wr» wa* pre- ,------- —----------------------------------------------- ------- graduate*. Joan and the cltildren relumed to the base with David. Ray Waters, Plynn Matthew* and Richard Hall returned Tues­ day morning from a fishing trip to Canada on Speckled Trout UPHOLSTERING - ^udw.u.^u-uu.a.-l BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS For Fathers' Day Sunday, June 19th Help Dad Acquire Style! IheJMsllook means EVERYTHING'S RIGHT! It s easy to do in our Clothing and Accessories Deportments, and you can be assured of the authenticity of eoch gift item chosen from our National Brand Selections. Start with o Hart-Schaffner Er Marx SUIT mother, Mra. Lawrence Jordan, Fieldhouse In Kalamazoo Wed­ nesday evening. June 8th. Fhoiw 623-5311 *110°° Priced from Hart-Schaffner & Marx *55 SPORT COATS PJcklto sad DMivsry. Palm Beach her grandfather. Walter Leven- Chrystal Case from and family. Mra Clifford Dolan and the Dean. Mrs Russell Belfield. Mra. Portland, at 2 pm. Saturday. June 4. graduates, on Saturday evening. Among the gueata will be Vai’s grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Mar­ tin Boone of Howard City and Mr. and Mra. Carl Hyrn* of Grand Rapids. Out - of - town guests will be from Sparta and Kent City. The Dr. Robert Roger* family Merle Shipley VanPopering of Grand Rapid*. ' and six great grandchildren. For Increased circulation, and prettier ricin. He at a 45 degree angle for 30 min­ utes a day. Lie on the floor with your feet propped on k chair fiUt dr'prop' jiour Ironing board on a chair and and Mrs. bet* Friday through Tuesday of Cheryl Penfold, William K. Decker Wed al Nashville of tha Charlotte Church of Christ. Peg Preston foS'^L^lS^tao^Sra and Wednesday from Cape Cod. Otinle. 18 months old. ~7"7 TL_ Mas*.. to iroend a week with Mr. brother. Duane Murphy, 7 ■ Wl J IM,,,—■! —— I—’■ — —— Mra Donald Bundle and family with < Photography graduate*, and on Friday evening and Mra. Maxine Llnsea of tntertelnad gua*to on Bunday1 Hooting the festivity* will be Grand Rapids. Caller* in the aftheir daughters, Mra. Mertyn and Keith of Middleville. Rev. George Huff, who is Onsted. Mra. Grorgo (Verna) the Wesleyan Methodist Church Everett (Olivia) Cransoci of Ver­ of America, left Wednesday to montville. attend It* sesston which will continue through thr remainder Hasting* High, and her cousin. of th* week. Go next Tuesday 14. 1916, and have lived their Rapid*. Lowell. Alto, Eaton Rap­ gate, and Mrs Huff win attend the Woman's Millenary Society Vermontville. Under Th* Dryer WHITE'S Bruce Murphy, and tan- Um montville Highway. The hour* Mrs. Mete Pltogerald of Kala- Scott Cleveland ot Tampa, Fla, surprised hi* parents, the Rus­ sell Belfleldx, by arriving for a vLrit on the Memorial weekend. Scott would be unable to come for Lee's graduation and so this visit was also in recognition of that event. Honored on Jubilee i »a a* I Garden Flowers al Mention |Add Color for « un. bw I Bridge Luncheons mtatatnin Flint, and also spent a couple day* last wwek with her daugh­ ter and family Ln Albion. dance studio Ing Week* were guest* a Sunday Iago of Lyle1* mother, Mra. May Chenoweth. THE FURNITURE BUILDING "Happiness Is Dance MS00 ..’75 iWayne Hazel Rhone 374-3523 presents 13th Annual Spring Recital SUITS Palm Beach SPORT COATS *35°° In the TOTAL LOOK Moons that each detail of dress matches his suit or NEW outer attire perfectly. Shirt, socks, tie, all the accessories match. Total style . . . The Total Look! CHOOSE DAD'S TOTAL LOOK GIFTS FROM OUR EXCELLENT FASHION DISPLAYS Keeps all your silver bright, clean and tarnish-free! Tuesday, June 14-8 p.m Gift Cartificat** ovoilabla in any amount you desire Central Auditorium Adults $1.00 Students 75c SIX WEEKS Summer School ENROLLMENT FRIDAY, JUNE 17th 10 A M. to 6 P.M. Hedges State Jewelry �Woodland Youth Hurt in Crash | Poetry Corner | Urge Improvement in Way The true. Mora emphasis at the State Donald was riding his Honda west. Larry Cappen of Woodland It would be if we- Mould turn on Local administrators. they feel. The University ot Michigan really meaningful radiant glow of spiritual love.' found through spiritual cnligtu- Physical Education is Taught petty Uekntaga. slight mlsun- >vn via MUrSrJ Schorr, of the U-M yam's physical edweatloa AejNkrttdent. 81* added that It is •'surprls- Cloverdale - Hope in the mlrtiap. constitutes a good physical edu­ cation program An evaluation at the state level of local programs will aid tremendously. school will Tha role of the unlveraltie*. wood next Fall. stored In homes and In mectlruM VACATION TIME vamped programs. Furthermore, the universities can play a part far too many elementary in helping the state to get the school which will be held June junior high schools,” says moat possible use out of existing al. "children have phy- facilities. tlon only once a week. alu&nl banquet tn Woodland then. It usually does not ronslst oC much more .than play­ erlntendent of public instruction annlvenary for Mrs. Osgood's ing gamas. In many high schools, Ira Polity, aha believes. students ' cannot take physical education after their 'sophomore see, very UtUe regulation was The lecturer aeecribeq sense to behold the light of j spiritual mllghtment helped a Truth,” Mm Velguth declared. family to cope effectively with a Raal comfort healing, and child that had been considered tha Christ light is more clear- ,u,w eiuiblcd a buslnewman dtewmsd. acknowledged, and to overcome limitation and un^rww*T»Wd ' 11 sb* competition, and how it Currently on extended tour as ' brought healing to a man InVelguth spoke pnder (he auspices of fir* Church of Clwist, SdentM in the church auditorium on W. Green street Mra Velguth told the audlenee that the life that depends on divine Love is marked by Joyous activity. -Love *lng» ■« it works," she declared, "rejoiaaai It triumphs. t — — I—.... prayer. Mra Velguth Bold that U1; affirmation and realisation of divine Mind's evcr-presence all-power is enlightened Prayer. She held that God never falls to answer sincere, adentlflc prayer. “God patiently awalta the undivided attention of the listener; U»n He given ua His wlv* anz! Invlmr answera " she "What is needed,” continues family Dr. Schafr, "is a consultant pro­ gram begun at the state level Hampton of Nashville. * Mr. and Consultants could then assist Ings of existing programs. school Mau throughout the At the professional level thert state and knake recommendations Lt evidence of a divorce of phy­ facilities, staff. sical education and athletics, a Frits Bpringer and family who re-evaluation of the philosophy, the trend to modemite existing UU algal i> ,-on **n nixkt. AUTO -TOUfUBTSt fAKM LAKS HiCHIQAH Hubbard Hills MAY IE THE ANSWER $25 to *1000 Tian A Carefree Vacation • Take Extra “Cmh" • Pay All Your Bills tuatea goodwill among men. Love "In proportion to our reilnNnda the hearts of nations in qulshment of aelf-righteousness.1* . _______ .she added, “we accept these an■MMaaaaaaBBawuem and put them Into practice In our dally lives. Wo let our light, our spiritual enlighten­ ment. shine." SHORT CUT A PERSONAL LOAN BEAtrrinn. yovno rooTsrxrs By Mrs. Albert Green A school system wouldn't think of having an English ciass with at least 60 students in it. I with the teacher only there to supervise ^nd not to teach,", adds Dr. Howard Two crucial problems listed by the two U-M faculty members COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE (1) The lack of fund* and hence the lack of sufficient equipment and facilities to con­ duct an adequate physical' edu-. cation program. • ” (<) The lack of understand­ ing on Die part of some school HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY • Cut Paymonts By CMk Yoa C*f $ 1 Way to Think, Act, lave Told By Lecturer Feyowa* 51.11 $ 5.00 12 312.16 17.00 « 519.71 24.00 30 709.90 21.00 36 B22.7B 32.00 36 1 36 . ' 31.24 2V5K x, me. <» $1C »>M It $1000-1 per ma 1,000.00 ’/i to ’/i Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry W. Flntd, Shirt., FUhrak. Wort, CMn (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 Local Finance Stop in ct 112 S. JeHaraon or Coll Wl 5-3424 Mr. and Mra. Marshall Tripp called Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Luxon Mra George Hom and children of Kakunntxto were with them. They found Mrs. Luxon ill and her daughter, also Hl and had surgery Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd and Mr. and Mra Albert Green were in lonlA Saturday anti saw Mra. Viola Troxel. * The Sharp Trailer decks, beautiful lUterooma with k5- PASSENGER 25. CHILDREN - S SPECIAL DISCOVERY SALE! This luxurious limited edition er Lake and has been full on derground. There U also plenty nice bath house and toilet, too. We extend our sympathy to Mra Frank Hula and family in the pasrdng of Prank Hula last week. * A lot of travel on Chief Shcrk are building a new home on Chief Noon Day road. * Wadsworth Bissel and men tuivr bcm making Improvements SEASON OPENS JUNE IOth CUPPER Archie and Esther Burd are CRYSTALINK also making improvements bark to their new pond * The Rod My mind is filled with wordless TicU family spent Sunday with 4 • •-••>!• cries, the Burd family. The skies are heavy with emptl- NEW WAVES—NASA's Orbit- The chill immensities lay at my feet. (OAO) can record radio waves never observed by earth stallarm Shattered heaps of diamonds surround nor even by teleecopra carried My heart. Blackness abounds, aloft by balloons but It is not night. ' a'bridal shower' means AllTh£ GIRL'S FRIENDS WILL GET SOAKED One star would light my way In these strange fields. No road To follow, no earth to stand upon. How will I go on. alone? A silver note, my silver note, falls upon my ears, so echolessly. That I am filled with terrors. Suddenly, I begin to hear The tranquil furies of a thousand blending notes. Hie darkness la ending, And the cries of angels are all about. Dick Heath. Michigan State won the Shut­ tle hurdle relay at the 10M Drake Relays in meet and na­ tional collegiate record time of •67.4. The unit consisted of Clln- Koy and Ocne Washington. a foursome which Drake In 1065, THIS BRIDE told them how she saved up to 20% of each paycheck. She now has the down-payment for her honey­ moon home. Your insured savings will earn high dividends at Hastings Savings & Looh ... and we'll arrange the home financing when you decide to build or buy. OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS W.K™ Tha trick to TV repairing is skill and experience % ON ALL % SAVINGS 2-DOOR HARDTOP LOADED WITH SPEOftL EQUIPMENT □ Power Steering □ Automatic Transmission □ 390 cu. in. V-8 □ Oxford Vinyl-Covered Roof gimmicks, lust old - fashioned skill and modern equipment. 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Honovor General George Washington. wearing the buff and blue uniform of the Virginia militia, rode past the ragged groups of men clutching their handmade muakeu. These were the men of the first United Slates Army Only a few day* before on June 14, 1715. the Continental Congress had created the Army and named General Washington as Ila first commander. Yet Washington, riding among his troops, saw little outward evi­ dence In these men of an Army which could defeat the Imperial might at Britain. In his diary, he wrote. "I found a mixed multi­ tude of people here, under very little discipline, order or gorera­ ment. Confusion and disorder reigned In every department.” Within months, however. General Washington had forged the patriotism of these- determined men Into a force which secured bold success at Trenton, valiant triumph at Saratoga and final victory »t Yorktown Bom 10 months before the United States itself wu created, the Army purchased with blood and Iron the freedom of the new nation In years to come, the Army's might and men grew as the United States expanded westward and became the bulwark of liberty around the world. At Chateau-Thlerey, Normandy and Pork Chop Hill, the Army made the world safer for Democracy. This year. aa the Army mark* Its 191st anniversary, new soldiers in a new land have added the names Piel Me and la Drang Valley to the American lexicon of freedom. Prom a heli­ copter in V*tnam, a patrol in Germany, an outpost in Korea, the Army celebrates its birthday. Ite mission L* unchanged since the days of Washington—to preserve and defend the United States and its allies from aggression. cooperating in sponaortng a Joint Vocation Church School. fallinc health foe tome time Henry Bromels (Gllbee) I Delton end South Boardman uta. He was a lumberman. Mr Brornels Is survived by two sons. Harold of Hasting* ind Henry of Battle Creek; two rtep-daughters. Mrs. Earl (Iva) Georre । Jessie > Keller of Del- if Delton; 14 grandchildren; 24 ireat grandchildren; three great, great grandchildren: a .sister, Mrs Minnie McTaggart. and a brother. John, both of Ham­ mond. Ind. Open House toHonor Barry Couple f George E2HoU a sal eUng the JunOn 50th Wedding Anniversary ---------------- --------------- j . lor high committee. Welcome 1st Child Earl D. Fox Mike Nelson Wins Succumbs on EC’s Patriotic Friday Evening Funeral services for Earl -------- ----------------—. D. Essay Contest Fox 83. R2 Alto, who died al 6 Nancy (Insley) Fox cloae family content, unity, play­ ing and working together and Ida; three daughter,. Mra Gil­ love and n-jirct for others. bert (Esther) Endsley. Lansing; Mra Galen (Bamioe) Overholt. a banquet by Faithful Navigator Al Be 1*1 to. Others attending the Mabie Miller, Clarksville; 18 banquet were the parents of the grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren, and one great, great Dunphy, the Sisters of St. Jo­ granddaughter. Three «onl seph and Knights and their Ralph and Carl. Alto, and Keith, wives. 'of Clarksville A daughter. Mra. They were reminded at the Vada Adams, died several yean dinner that the education of the child begin-. In the home and is continually influenced by fam­ Mr and Mn Harold Britten of ily environment. The moral, Lansing were Sunday visitors al spiritual and material values the Orville Cooks and also nt teamed In the home protect the James Brittens. themselves into society as the child matures. . Each year, Faltjiful Controller Thomas Cavanaugh said, tiv student* in the 7th and 8th R Trustee - Hastings Board of Education Support the Incumbent candidates. Board President Mildred Smith and I are running for re-election to see the High School planning and building program through to completion. Gradual, of You won't, either, when you shop with these area merchants! electricaL services MUSIC INSTRUCTION FLORISTS OFFICE SUPPLIES Srhadar'r Orik. Supple. PAINT » WALLPAPER HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING RUGS • FLOOR COVERINGS Insurance Company. ley Council of Boy Scouts of America. Post Preaident of the Hotting* Areo Chamber of Commerce. Navy Veteran of World War II and Kareen Conflict New Y^rk Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Two children now students in Hastings schools. VOTE FOR PROGRESS IN EDUCATION REAL ESTATE villa. Ky., and George, 18. a high school student at Springfield Mrs. George Stunner, Suzanne's moUver, L* In Springfield with the family, having gone there Top Listings in Town & Country Properties BOLENS A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, h*. two bedroom together driveway, for .. ...$10,000.00 JEWELERS SHOES IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-S7 with living room, two bedroom*, large kitchen with dining space, full DEPARTMENT STORES LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS A GOOD HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, with two DRY CLEANERS j LUMM* » BUILDING SUPPLIES TELEVISION. RADIO CiHMiaa' AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THE SRCOND WARD, with three are'tarpeted. and downitain it hai a Irving room, dining room. SEPTIC TANK SIRVICI CLOTHING ft ACCESSORIES ' of Hostings pnd Executive Board of the Grand Val­ a hotel manager but his death camo unexpectedly u lie was apparently making a good re­ covery. He was the husband of the farmer Suzanne Sumner and the HUSKY TRACTORS HaUtag* Aeteeutk 1 Vice President and Treasurer of Hastings Mutual Member of First Methodist Church. Kiwanis Club PLUMBING MiUtc'i Plumbiag fr MHW Marble'* Staadard Service BUILDING. RIPAIRS PHARMACISTS Jerry Llddy of Springfield. Ill. pamed away on Wednesday, June 1. in a hospital in Macomb. Ill Jerry had suffered a heart Moto Uohanity la Wnl- nets Administration. triotlc. Through the essay content the knights are striving to develop a greater airvclousnrju of civil and political duty In youth. Mrs. Simmer’s Son-in-Law Dies Suddenly II RE-ELECT ROBERT B. GODFREY Stis Trumble, C.L.U HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES Church under the leadership of Mrs. Adelbert Heath. The primary department will MR. AMD MRS. LYLE D. WILCOX The school will be In session An open house honoring the from the Hastings Aluminum 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. Product* In 1957 They have been 9:30 to 11:30 for two week* beand Mra. Lyle D. (Brenice* Wil­ spendlng their Winter* in Eagle- binning on June 13. Everyone 1* cox will be hosted by their chil­ dren and grandchildren on SunTheir children are Mrs. Alfred a? filiation. (Helen* Lake. Boyne City; Mra the VPW Hall on M-37 and Musm lAletai Sinclair. Mra. are the parents of their flrat W. G. (Irtai Underhill. Roy. child, a eon. Scott Matthew, born They were married on June 8. Richard and Frederick Wlkox. 1916, In Battle Creek at the home all of rural Hastings; 24 grand­ They live at 4227 8th Street, of her parents by the Rev. Wll- children. and 11 great, grandchil­ Ecorse. Ham Chapman of the Maple St dren. Friends and relatives are in­ Mike Nehren, with hU cnsay on' pm. Pm •Prrids.*. ‘d*>’- June Jun’' 3. ■£ M the Sun- MettiOuisi Methodist EpUcvpal Epticopal Churcii. Church. “ . .hltv Hrvmital In Clranrl R.nIH. Mr. "The Jones and the Smiths.~ won «hlne Hospital in Grand Rapids. I Mrs. Wilcox wax Brenice V vited to attend this happy oc­ first place in the annual Knights were held at the Leonard-Osgood Pierce .daughter of Fred and Ad- casion. of Columbus essay contest «ponday. 22. 1895 in Sacramento. Calif . State Police Trooper and Mra The Rev Earl Hardyman ofI came to Michigan at the age Charles More and babies. Chuck­ Knights of the Father John Dil­ lon Council. I le and Melissa, arrived Thursday, .................... Freeport Cemetery Mr. Wilcox was bom March 26. । May 26. to vacation with hU parWinning stxxxul place wu 1882, in HastUtfC son of Charles ent*. Mr and Mrs Jame* More Mary Martin and third was and Sarah Wflcox. He worked at; Charles has been stationed at Kathy Christie the Barry County Road Comm Is-1 Pontiac and is being transferred Marys essay was entitled slon for several year*. He retired to Sandusky a long time. "Strung Families — Strong Na­ tion" and Kathy's was entitled, on the farm where he resided. "The Foundation of a Nation." I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 1 *• fl -- Churches Unite 4 To Sponsor Vacation School Funeral services for Henry Bromels. 83. Delton, who died early Wednesday. June 1. at the Medical Facility, were held at 10 aan. Friday at the HenlonSmlth Funeral Home. The Rev. George Elliott olfl- F. Reed City. Joe Bryans, a student at Oak­ Mr. Berry bad been a patient land University, plans to be here at the Medical Facility for about for the graduation of his sister, Pmm — Two— I..—».O 19«« 1QX* Thunday. JuM $1,900.00 SI 1.000.00 dming room, carpeted, with a fireplace, and kitchen, hai A REAL GOOD COM KORTA RLE HOME IN THE 4tb WARD, hai $7,500.00 Ceatral Radio Oae Hour Martialilag A GOOD HOME AND take Shopping will never be more convenient than it is right now . . . with a FREE Hastings Qty Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge it, Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings Qty Bank's Credit Card Plan. 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Ihiiili bath, kitchen, elect* with living room, two bedroom*, kitchen, ihower bath, lot* of THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. system, electric refrigerator, trleviiion. dlihe*. furniture, a reel tweet Summer cortege with all the extras for ------ $10,500.00, A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition foe ..-MS0.00 A VIRY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2««i WARD, ha* WE HAVE HAD A LOT Of SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS vnall room off the bathroom. Michigan cellar, heated with gat HASTINGS SALESMAN $4,000.00 A GOOD GOING BUSINESS located on an excellent large tile and Ml J. R. OuMs. 174-J542 $55,000.00 ANOTHER HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has three bedroom* up- BENDER'S SINCLAIR SERVICE M-J7 MlUkrllU b—ment with ga< heating plant, two stall gaiage. I* cap in­ sulated. hg| storm windows and screens, for-----------$9,500.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE H0MI IN TMB FOURTH WARD. two living room*, dining room, kitchen, full both, basement with rkon) SYJ-9441 lio.soo.oc ISTATB �im Clas ses, Playground Program Open 29th Year of Supervised Fun To Begin Monday Instructors With Red Cross Skill 4a Teach Youth Johnson. Kathy claxses practically filled. Di­ MU, Kathleen McConnell, Grog Merchants, Bliss Phy Softball THANKS, COACH. . The 1966 Saxon, the Heatings High yearbook, was pub­ lished this week dedicated to a man who has given a great deali Opener Tonight Btutbullf Swimming, of his life to students and the entire community. The dedication page is significant It has a picture ot Garnet, Special Eventa Athletic Director. lock Garey. The two words are: “Thanite, Coach." We, too, add our grata- - -------------' .7~T—Z------------------ment** puWWUtona room in Luntude to a man'* dedication. . . zupmtoed Bummer playground Parent! Y«i Ara Responsible: vide* a sketch ol Michigan's geo- Institute Invita All to Saturday Trapshoot urday on the Barry County Con­ hit by pitched balte. He gave up servation Club grounds off Cook Road. Trapshooting is scheduled got two of hto team's four hlto. Including a home run in the also Invited to Uy their skill. sixth driving in Weller and weigh* Bliss Gold Team Leads HCC Golf League Red Cross waler safety posters. It is a reminder to all parents vancemente and future, and pro­ that they are responsible for the files the State's various metals, late entry play* Local 414 and safety of their children. They, nonmetals and mineral fields. Weeley Roth, Marty Sebright, An estimated 2,170 deer were taken in Michigan last Fall by over 50,000 bowhunters, the largget underway about 1 pm. and dent*free and provide happy are scheduled Houten. Kelly Yarger, Kim Yar- the Moose League for high school holidays for campers, but they do not supply baby-sitting servthe Tuesday night Bliss Oolf Furrow. Deborah Golden. BicMonday night the HaaUng* league at the Hastings Country One ol the worst. unsafe acte^^j Club. Merchants defeated Local 138 *an r/immlt II t/1 Inwve and Tuesday night Hastings Mfg. lead with 25 pointe with Lin BnyMiller. Sherry Miner, Gary Nich­ Here are the final West Central event* on the playgrounds, with olson, Lew Reardon, Sally ShuzSpring sports standing*: Injured or drowned. First ward playground* In.that big seventh. Vera Bow­ A child who becomes frlghtJohn Hopkin* and George Mil­ FINAL man walked, then Jerry Pager ler, tied with 22 pointe, lead Joe BASEBALL STANDINGS slammed a pinch hit home run Burkholder and Bob Moore by There will be games every ent* start* out to look for them ALMA-------------Beginners — David Allerdlng, o'clock and story telling every camp. Youngsters often get con­ GRANO LEDGE Low scores Monday were posted pitcher with Don Bowers catchmour, Cynthia Avery. Jimmy fused in the darkness. A missing IONIA .......... by Hal Buerge, J. Hopkins and Bay. Eugene Bedford. Laurel child should be reported prompt­ ST. JOHNS . Thuraday night the Hastings J. Coleman, all with 40. J. Burkly, but keeping him under sur­ CHARLOTTE GREENVILLE veillance would have prevented Tuesday's results: HASTINGS . the mishap In the first place. J. Cxtoder 43, 4 potato, D. Kruko Thursday afternoon from 1 to 4. Carlson Melinda Conklin Inflatable objects such as wa- LAKEWOOD 80, 0; H. Buerge 40, 0. P. Walldorf! Cotant; 40. 4; B. Moore 47. 4. F. Markle 89, al 7 pm. on Mondays, SoutheastLUrcla Dunnigan: FINAL Bob Carmoney had four hit* TENNIS STANDINGS in four tripe to the plate to to Ue a lifejacket on a toddler tie, Gregory Drum, Mike OU* lead the Pl*ton Ring's attack, and let him play alone at the Tuesdays. and Bernie Weller bad three for water's edge while they napped HASTINGS Phillip Fisher, John on the beach. A life jacket Is no ST. JOHNS four. guarantee of safety for a small GREENVILLE .. The previous Tuesday Hastings McCloskey SI, J; O. Miller 44. 0, child. He can drown In six Inches GRAND LEDGE whipped Lascoa. 19-1, with Stan House hurttag three-hit Kennedy, Colleen Ken- spccial tournament. and the first of water by falling flat on his CHARLOTTE face. Fright will cause him to LAKEWOOD boll. Carmoney got a pair of Janet Hurless, Kelly Hurless, IONIA r. ____ doubles to three official trips eff Jenkins, Tkrwsa Jenkins Ricky Langthorn. Roby Langinto hl* lungs to kill him If he and Shannon Lydy slammed a Is not spotted immediately. . . . home run and a double in four horseshoes and hopscotch, shuf­ fleboard, badminton and table FINAL Outdoor Trail—Bluegills are on tennis. GOLF STANDINGS the beds in most lakes and fish- HASTINGS . Mfg Buehler, HaMtags special event On June 17 there tog lias been excellent. Game CHARLOTTE Warden Ge’he Brown reported AIMS .......... E. W. Bliss, scoring the winning Jerry Nelsen, Jimmy Nelsen, Brian Morrill, Susan Morrill, Steven Radant, Scott Raymond, bunts, on June 34 the "Olympic Tuesday. Big bluegills have been GRAND LEDGE tally in the seventh. Ken Neil Junior and Senior Red Cross Carrie Rohlsstl, Barbara fiallk. games’* will be held, on July 1 hitting, on popper* and dry flies. GREENVILLE fielder's choice and went second Dawne Roush, Ricky Bill Sherwood, Brenda Smith, the apnual character parade will Walleyes have been reported hit­ ST. JOHNS m, Denise Swihart, Larry Bruce Smith, Michael Smith. move through the business dis­ ting good on Oun Lake, and bass IONIA ____ have been hitting on Thornapple. LAKEWOOD his Algonquin Lake home. Pbr Robert Wilkins, Timothy Janice Travis, Jeffrey Travis, trict. July 8 features a treasure hunt i, Ronnie Wilson, Steven and penny scramble, July 15 the the shallows, being about a FINAL ALL-SPORTS TROPHY STANDINGS Ronnle Birman. Mitchell Cole­ carnival, July 22 the on wheels month behind because of the SCHOOL SKIN ITCH weather. They should really hit man. Michelle Conklin. Gary DON'T SCRATCH IT! thl* weekend if the wealhbr HASTINGS .... Harold Fisher, Pet- Conley. Cynthia Cramer. Gordon Icutchtaa ir«Ui latacHw*. । Playground hours and per­ holds. Perch have been biting— GRAND LEDGE Finnic. David Freeland, Brad especially on Wall where Officer ALMA............ Fuhr. Doug Gabel. Sharon Gil- sonnel include: . n in . » Brown checked a 14-lncher. . . . ST. JOHNS . Officer Brown reminds sports­ GREENVILLE Hamaty. Marc Hutchins, Bonnie men and women that there la no CHARLOTTE legal fishing on Daggct and Shaw IONIA ....... ‘ Steven Kareher, Kathleen Kll- 6 to 8:30, Judy McLean. Bowlbeastern —9 to 12, Oret- Lakes to the Yankee Springs LAKEWOOD Tom Lewis, Richard Malgame area. The State's fish divi­ Tom Mayo, Susan Mel- cben Huebner. sion Is conducting an experiment tn the two lakes which has s«vGeoffrey Goodyear. Gary Becky Robbe, Cathy Robleskl. Bonnie Hanse, Jeff Wyn- Craig Rose, Joann fiberwood, Bsown also repeat* his warn­ Mike Shumway. Brian Smith. ing not to bother baby animal*. Lisa Smith, Bill Yeomans. Kalamazoo University High That rrprtccnb: kidnaping arid while the penalty for stealing month as WMU gives up the young wildlife Is not as serious high school, but It goes with a as tor stealing people—it could Arena. Norman Aspinall, Robin A a pi nail, Ann Baines. Eric In Beyer. Kurt Beyer. John Bolt­ State championship.' The Cub* laud one in jail for 90 days dr house. Stephen Bolthouse. Na­ cost him 8100 (or both.). . . ,;A Blrke, .Brian Bowman, Marla than Bolthouse. Jerry Bolthouse. the I960 Michigan Class B ten­ rabbit's nest is in the middle of Fureh. James Burdick, John Jeb Brown. Ross Brdwn, Billy nis title Saturday at Kalamazoo Dr. Brooks' yard with six babies Burdick, Jack Camp. Nancy Cut- Burns, Julie Bums. Brian Case, College's Stowe Stadium. Univer­ in it. The Bob Stanleys had a sity High has now won 13 State rabbit's nest a few weeks ago, but tennis crowns. Deborah Cxinder, Sue Dolman, Bernard I?*vl*; they disappeared. . . . Lori Deming. Robbie Deming. Julie Dalman. Mitchell Dalman, Copies of “Our Rock Riches," Danny Depew. Brenda Dove. MaAaret Flghter.-Darrel Foster. a 110-page. booklet of Michigan's >. Marl- Hank Elliott, Carolyn Fassett, Denise Holta, Gary Holtz, Greg­ mineral might—past and present ory Holts, Karen Hovey. Julie Howell. Btevcn Howell. Kevin from the Conservation DepartHughes; Bradley Ingram. Deborah In­ gram. Becky Lancaster. Michael Larke. Terrie Liebhauser. Debra McKelvey. Jacklyn Mato, Ronald Richard A. Andrews, son of Mr Mato. Gordon Mead. Tina Mead, Monica Neff. Kurt Owen. Kim and Mrs. Ralph Andrews. 435 E. Pickard. Cynthia Poll. Mark Poll; Blair, is a member of the 1960 Debbie Richter, John Richter, record - breaking class of 1.471 Ken Richter. Karen Sheridan, candidates for degrees from Barrie Signs, Lana Signs, Dan­ Marquette University. Andrews earned a bachelor of iel Smith, Sheryl Sorby, Janet Steffen. Kris Steffen. Amy Us- mechanical engineering degree. Commencement exercises borne, Shari Ward. Tammy Wie­ land, Vicki Wieland, Diane were held in the Milwaukee Arena Sunday. White. Dick, a former Hosting High Intermediate — Sue Andrews, Danny Bollhou*e, Bucky Bolt­ athlete, was prominent in Mar­ house. Sharon Bolthouse. Grant quette University activities and Bryan, Marilyn Case. Jim Peld- was a vice president for the 1964 pausch, Robert Foreman. Carol campus carnival He was a mem­ Furrow, Diane Gank, Peter Hook. ber of the MU wrestling team Duane Hovey, Ann Larke, Tim and was the winner of the Con­ rad Jennings award presented Lowe. Heather MacLeod; Robert Main, Lonna Neff. Ken­ annually by the Milwaukee neth Paine, Susan Sherldah, Eagles to Marquette's outstand­ Scott Smith, Vicki Smith, Carrie ing senior athlete. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews attend­ Sorby, Tim Steffen, Donna Bteeby, Robert Taylor, Curtis ed the ceremonies, driving to Milwaukee and back Sunday. Vaughan. Life Saving Classes BOWL FOR FUN and HEALTH h i America* Favorite Family Fun Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RBIRVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland a* Michigan Findl Championship Get a prize catch! Dick Andrews Graduates at MU loveliest paiift colors r for the house you love/ Special Fords at Special Prices I LiB, Spotts Sate On June 13th Elect LARRY (Lawrence) WIELAND ARMSTRONG low-lustre FAIRLANE 500 COnVtxTIBU fOTO RANCH WAGON HASTINGS BOARD OF EDUCATION EXTERIOR FINISH See These Saurt Colors: beautiful new colors we “FotieRose" Manchester College Indiana “Fiesta Rod” “CottoeweoT ■Brrilnlna” “WoedSuoko" TntM" FORD GA1AXIE 500 HARDTOP “Soatoeo “Cocoa" ■Iverpeoa’ $6.75 Gallon gEAUTlEy YOUR HOME HASTINGS PAINT WALLPAPER Hastings Resident ' Public Accountant Sdtool-Aged Children 11 th, 8th and Ut Grades Phono Wl 5-2981 FAIRLANES. Choice of Falrlane 600 Hafdtopi. Convertible*. Spacial equipment indude* white sidewall tire*, special trim And ipinner-typo wheel covers. Luxurious ell-vinyl seats. All colon. V-8 options. Built . tor fortru$ thissale saleonly. only. Weaheadina fVqPalltheway ACTIVE MEMBER HOPE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN HASTINGS KIWANIS CLUB State St. BIG FORDS. Galaxie 500 Hardtops and Convert­ ibles with special exterior trim, wheel cover*, whitewall* »nd optional Cruiia-O-Matic M a «pecial Mb pncel Ranch Wagons with luxurioua pleated all-vinyl auto. wheel cover*, whitewalls! AR colors, V-8 option*. SHOW YOUR INTIRBT IN YOUR SCHOOLS . . . VOTE! 328 N. MICHIGAN, HASTINGS enneQ F0RD.Ik.I1 PHONE Wl 5-2421 �Wt irovg th. lafest ••troniB Hollister, Bennett And Croninger Set Golf Pace HASTINGS AREA MEN'S 36-HOLE aa(ateur golf tournament ' Bob Hollister, Joe Bennett and Jim Cronlnger carded 42s Mon- m bOOON FACUOfl IN FLOOR! A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Stat* St. USE BANNER WANT ADS! ENTRY FEB $10 ATTACHED Moil to Hostings Country Club INCLUDES PRACTICE ROUND Box 128, Hastings, Mich. FRIDAY. JULY 8 lEntry Deadline July 6fh> by the On Monday, June 13th, at 8:00 p.m. in the • Around the clock road service • $5,000 ball bond protection AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Zoning Office at the City Hall in Hostings This is to consider an appeal by Mr. Arthur Meade for a variation of side-yard restrictions to allow foe an addition to present garage located at 288 Powell Road in Hastings Township. HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Wnt Stafa St. Fhono 945-4392 tOWIN J. MEI SEN BACH, K*peo*owtetivo WILBUR ULDRIKS —Chairman of the Appeal Board We SOUND GOOD at your Barry County Ry WdveriM & RfvmHe mortal Day Parade and then went to Clarksville and rode in the parade there. Going to Ball Game U-M Are One-Two in Big Ten Sports CMU Football Player Killed this Thursday to »ee the Tlger- Central Michigan University lost the services of a bright foot­ ball prospect when freshman tackle Bill Spaman. Allegan, was For pie fourth time in its 16 killed In a motorcycle accident. years in the Big Ten. Michigan Slate has won the conference’s unofficial all-around sports starting assignment during Central Michigan’* spring prac­ championship. tice after performing for the field by winning four team Spaman was critically injured near Grand Rapids Sunday, May races, third twice, fourth once 22. He died Tuesday. May 24. This consistent performance gave the Spartans a "quality point average" of 838. compared tp. second place Michigan's 823. The quality point average 1* obtained by dividing the number of sports in which a school par­ ticipates in pig Ten competition Into the total number of points it pile* up In these sports on the basis of ten for a first, nine far a second, eight for a third and so on down to one for a last place finish. Michigan Slate's 838 rating means that It averaged nearly a second place finish (that would be a 9.0 average) in each cham­ pionship race. State once again was the only Big Ten school to compete in all 13 sports in which conference competition The Spartans clinched the all­ round laurel* by steady perform­ ances In the spring sports, cul­ minated by a second straight championship In outdoor track, a second in tennis, a fourth in baseball and a tie for fourth in golf. Earlier In the 1965-66 school year State had won Big Ten titles In football, indoor track and wrestling. Second place fin­ ishes. besides tennis, had come in cross country, basketball, gym- I nasties, and lee hockey. Thirds were achieved In fencing and swimming. Michigan won three confer­ ence title* out of 11 sports in which It competed and had only one team finish below third. Football ended In a tie for sev­ enth. The only other school to win more than one champion­ ship was Ohio State with vic­ tories in baseball and golf. Robert Malaga. Michigan State Tennis captain in IM!, serves a* a special assistant for promotion to tiie president of the United Iron Name Cheerleaders At Hastings High Varsity cheerleader* far next school year named following an all-school assembly arc Laurie Barden. Jeanne Cary. Kathy Bumworth. Debbie Bloss, Greta Guenther and Anne Schonddmayer. HEADQUARTERS Paul Ci si er of Middleville caught a "-pound. 8 ounce wall­ eye in Gun Lake. The fish was 294 Inches long and tmd n girth of 14 4. RADIO! dear, filtered, conditioned water 110" Lewi automatically. 313 N. Boltwood Rhone 945-5102 Call Wl 5-3481 ^OUTDOORS AND THIS CHARMGLOW GAS LAMP WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO MORE HOURS OF FUN! SALE PRICE only *39” INSTALLED Model distance of 60 foot from house 66-300C Extend your hours of summer fun with a gas yard lamp. A gas lamp lends a soft glow to consumes rown company I 225 w. STAY! FTMEET . HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Made of cost aluminum with, black finish, Name. eogle finial. “Snug-Fit" Addreit pkte cleaning without I& Acid • Cloudy Bad Taste •- Bad Odor Kathy Gerald and Patty Clarey are alternates. The Junior Varsity squad In­ cludes Bonnie Abbey, Bromwyn Williams, EUeen Tucker and Carol Williams. Alternates are Sue Wellman and Barb vonReis. Freshman cheerleaders Include Jullane Jacoba, Becky Bishop. Martha Cook and Sally Cotter. Claire Goodyear and Earleen insects, makes walk­ ways safer, ond dis- Every inch a ragged John Deere 219 W«t State St. If your faucet water i* staining your fixture*, ruining The 4H Dog Care and Training Club meets Wednesday. June 15. at 7 pm. In the Hastings City Bank parking lot. Members are asked to be present as there are Just a few meeting* left be­ fore the Fair. Lands a Dandy HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER 4H Dog Club Meets Be Sure to Take Your AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Rev. Pr. Joseph Dunphy has Barry County Board of Appeals reservations, tour book*, map*, and guides McKenzie. Trophy winner* were Bobby Gorham, walking hone class. and Harold Ritter, team hitch. Three high point trophies under; Carol Whipple. 18 and NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING • P*r»on allied travel (ervlce, including routing! Sheriff* THE MAffiNOI kJUOCM CMy *. Join new end . . . HAD THE WAY with County . NOT!: INTRIIS MUST HAVC COMPLETED THEIR JUNIOR YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL TO IE ELIGIBLE RED DIVISION sen vs. Mathew*. Irwin y GuenFletcher 49, 3, G. Miller 43. 1; Montgomery v*. Goodyear; Fletcher vs W. Cronlnger, Faulk­ ner v«. Belfield; Stack v*. Cheno­ — weth. O. Miller v*. J. Cronlnger; c~* GREEN DIVISION Booth v». Osgood. ■ TUrkal 43. 4. Pugh SB, 0; Ben­ nett 42. 4, Clarke 48. 0: Kelli l 50, BLUE DIVISION 4. Snyder 52. 0; McAllister 61, 4. Cooper 56, 0; Tucker 49, 4. Chib.H. Smith 52. 4.wOUlesple 60. 0; tensen 52, 0; A. Smith 50, 4, .. — Bay . Ironside 43, 4, Hubbell 71. 0; Cove 57. 0; Snyder 52. 3. Cooper 55. 1; McAllister 51, 3. Bennett 42, 1; Sim 50. 0. Kelhl 50. 4, Clarke 48. 0. Pairings for Monday: Wood vs. Pairing* for Monday: McAl­ Burr. Laubaugh vs. Ironside; lister v*. Christensen. A. Smith Hubbell vs. Cove, Sherwood vs. v«. Rose; Clarke vs. Snyder, Fos­ 81m; Hollister v». H. Smith. ter v*. Bay; Newell vs. Pugh, Warner vs. Panfil; Jacobs v». Tucker va. Flora; Kelhl vs.TurGillespie, Gardner vs. Hamaty; kal, Siegel vs. Hodge*; Cooper Blair V- MacLeod. v*. Bennett. WHITE DIVISION Norris 48. 4. Peurach 50. 0: Feldpausch 50, 4. Steury 81. 0; The Hastings Merchants de­ McMillan 45. 4. Jerbw 49, 0; E. Miller 51. 4. Boughton 57. 0; feated Jackson Prison In a soft­ Campbell 65. 4. Rohde 55. 0;' ball same at the world** largest walled prison Saturday evening, Roberts 45. 4. Sexton 54. 0; Hahn 51. 4. Lublenleckl 51. 0; E. Miller 1-0. Mike Lydy hurled for the 51, 4. Rohde 55. 0; E. Miller St. 4, Campbell 65. 0; Boughton 57. 4. B. Miller 52. 0; Boughton 57. 4. Solid forest U not good deer Rohde 55. 0. Pairing* foe Monday: Rohde are large with no young growth It couldn’t happen if you had the Automobile Club of Michigan helping you plan your vacation Barry their hone show and chicken barbecue a succom Saturday, July 9. and Sunday. July 10, 1966 the Monday Men's league at the Hastings Country Club. George Miller continue* to lead the Red Division with 25 points with Eldon Mathews second with 20; Gordon Ironside, secretary of the league, 1* tops In the Blue Division with Jack Warner and j Gordon Cove tied for second with Montgomery Bl. 4, J. Cronlnger 20 points. 42. 0; Lawrence 4B. 4, Stack 47, 0; Harvey Sexton has a two-polnt Frandacn 55. 3. Booth 48. 1: Bel­ lead In the While Division with field 53. 4. Guenther SO. 0; Faulk­ a total of 20 with Emle Miller :ner 43. 4. Mathew* 45. 0; Goodsecond, and A. Smith 1* pacing : the Green Division with 22 points 45, 4. Fletcher 49, 0; Lawrence with Bob Newell second with 20 45. 4. Guenther 60. 0; Fletcher 49. 3, J. Cronlnger 42. 1; Stack points. Monday’s results: • Broad personal accident insurance The AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Defeat Prison Team ■1 Sheriff’s Posse Hos Successful Horse Show, Bor-B-Q PUPPIES AVAILABLE aty. BarBAie WITH GAS This new method of flavor of charcoal with­ out the mess and fuss. of heat from high to construction makes it virtually weatherproof. . GAS WBCH e Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station Sfl JOHN DEERE LAWN Er GARDEN TRACTOR 1220 on your Dial Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 Now Only *84*’ Installed Price includes installation of grill up to a distance of 40 feet from house. Nominal charge for addi­ tional footage. consumers Powe1 �EOVHA/J Save $$ On One of These Spring Specials USED CARS WRITE or CALL for B^st Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Galoxio 500 4 Dr. Hardtop. CruU-A-MaUc. 8 cyl. Power steering, radio. MM LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1964 Fokon Future 3 Dr. Standard. 6 cyL Radio. PS* ...81AM PHONE 945-3481 BUSINESS OPPORH'K FREE opportunity booklet about the wonderful world of . . . Viviane Woodard CLASSIFIED AD FAGE RHONE HASTINGS EANNER Wl 5-34E1 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twnfy Word*. CASH RATS—RMiSUjr Cosmetici wH mlteMte «f 50a. ©• 6d* ate Bellevue, Box 71, Rt, I, or PO 3-9457 din Excellent condition. 1965 VoUuwogon 3 Dr. Sedan. Radio, etc. < isaa. TUX rtDKBAL LAMB BAJTK or it pahl Joreph K. . . FARM IMPLEMENT-. Mirt for tbe Coaaty of Berry, la th* Mailar ot th* E*tot* of: >iMh K. tMkalU, Docwaod. Filo Mo. 1965 Coeval r Monxa Whitewalls. Radio. 1964 Chevrolet Biscoyne 4 Dr. 8 Automatic. 1964 Goloxio 500 —IHC. H Tractor. Good shape. —Massey Ferguson 65 DteeeL ------ .*1,2*5 1963 Fokon Club Wojon With 2nd and 3rd Row seats. Hardtop. 1961 Chevrolet Parkwood Station Wagon. 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. 1963 MERCURY 3 Dr. Farm Machinery 1959 Plymouth Fury 3 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyL, Starter and lights. —Oliver No. 50 PTO Baler. -New Holland No. 66 Baler. —Massey Ferugson PTO' Baler. —Case Flail Chopper. 1964 Feed F250 % Ton Wheel Dr, Stytealde Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup INI MERCURY MONTEREY ReBneR Ford Inc. 321 N. Mkk. Ph. 945-2421 —John,Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Mayrath Trailer Sprayer. —Allis Chalmers Blower with motor. —Mowers and Conditioners. KSJL."" AU URORS—ta ads taken by p*oM ta b* St Makar's risk, although wi maha ipociai aftert ta saa that tin copy is taken iiinrf4y. CARDS OF THANKS fr IN MEMORIAMS—2c per ward. XOTICX OF MOHTOAOE FffBBCLOIVBB BALB OarrUARfRS—Flret 180 word* Iron of <Urga, 2s par weed far Doiod: May at. IMS. PHlip H. Mltcholl, Jadg* Hi«c*1 aad Hudtoa FCR SALE LEGALS Lake Property Secluded, modern year ’round 4 bedroom home with guest house — both beautifully furnished. Garage ... 180 ft. lake frontage — sea wall. On M-43 Wall Lake, Delton. Gill owner. XOTICX OF MOBTOAGB XALB Default harlnx been d i la the eoadltloaa of that oornta aortaaco Solod tha l*th doy of Jaattarr, IMO u»cut*4 by Alrla A. Baird sad Grace M. Ltelrd. a* kl> wife ud tn krr «.r U on Blckard M. ouu, ol Mlchlsu, prior to beartar. PsblkrUon ond lorvlco med* m provided by (iatato rated by (lOHDOX rttUODTUKCK aad BBTTY JKdN 8TBODTBEOK. haabaad aad wife, ae mortfas’t*. to THB HA8TIXO8 C1TT BANK, a ’TrtetarF’iRsh. jsggi Fu«r Hoadrod Tlfty-ala* aad St/160 in.U9 07) Daltaro for prtadsol aad HterMt. ao nth or praooodlos *1 lav CSS.J a.'s-Tssri h oSic* ot th* UeaUtor of Doode of Berry County, MkM*oo oo the ailh ^’onbxVB HBUaF'dlVBM. That Fl 3-4093 Kakmaxoo uld BOriSM* will ha foroelooed pur6/M "V a * p’T.’Ly.- ttod: Mar STlk. 16SS. Philip If. Mitekail. Ja —Used Riding Mowers and lewn NOT CES LANNES KKNFIELD, Home Ph. 945-4064 6/9 1N6 GHKV. OORVAIB MM PONTIAC BONNEVILLE GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson A GREAT GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE! Wl 5-5052 6/9 USED MACHINERY TO CHOOSE FROM! “A Uke-New Used Cor” MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 1964 PONTIAC SEDAN ... Catalina 4 Dn. Hydramatlc, —1967 MM 445 Gas Wide front 1964 JEEP WAGONEEK end. ... 4 wheel drive, automatic —Oliver 70 Tractor with cultlva. t ntnsm I ash air conditioning. dio. vacation time special. LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR. 1965 CHEVROLET 1964 CHEVROLET BALER TWINE! FARM BUREAU’S GUARANTEED— Quantity Lota shape. New rubber, new batteries. • —4-14 IJLC. Trailer Plow. —MM 3-16 Mtd. Plow. —Freeman Manure Loader. FARM BUREAU SERVICES Heating - Plumbing Service —MM 4-row Planter. —Several good used Mowers. Trailer mtd., semi mtd. All w/walls, brown and beige tutone. This b a sharp one owner New • Remodol • Repair car for only....................... 81.695 —Vermeemay Conditioner. —John Deere Hay Conditioner. 1963 CHEVROLET COUPE . . . Hardtop V8 Impala. Auto­ —New Holland Mower - Condi­ tioner. matic. Radio, wr walls. Power —John Deere No. 10 Side Mtd. 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 1963 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Holiday, blue and white tutone with FREE ARTHRITIS­ blue vinyl Interior, fully equipped. .......... $1^95 RHEUMATISM SAMPLE Utt PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Starchief 4 Dr., power Test Specifex for minor steering and brakes, radio, new —Massey Harris PTO Baler. rheumatic-arthritic pain. w/wall tires, nice family car —I-H.C. 45 Baler. Free sample write for.......... ........................... $1,295 —1961 MM Forage Harvester. 1962 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN AUDELL, INC. . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr., radio, —3 Allis Chalmers Forage Harv­ esters. ** 1143 Burton SJL, w/walls, power steering and brakes, new Oldsmobile trade. —Case Model C2 Forage Harv­ Grand Rapids, Michigan 49567 ester. -......................................... $1,243 i960 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERT. —New Holland Forage Harvester. . . . Radio, wz walls, excellent condition, summertime special at... .................... $745 —Papec Blower. —Allis Chalmers Blower. I —John Deere Auger Wagon. —Hydraulic life 7 x 14 Box and Wagon. —Several self propelled Combines. PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Aw. Hastings, Michigan 6/9 KAECHELE'S LEGALS REAHM MOTOR SALES NOT CES CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up WINICK'S FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY Quality »true tare* bnflt by Ceil SMILEY BUILDINGS Heatings, Mich. 61<-945-9103 PallUoa at HUTH TUBPINj ar >oa> other ultobla ELECTRIC Rann repaired— Special —Your raxor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only guaranteed. State BL, H sash. Burkey Auto Glass * Radiator Shop, 3M N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ and men's clothing. Phono Wl 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. Tailor Shop. tf week. Will discount for cash. Call 945-5396. Electro Hygiene. 6/9 Over Starr's Willpsper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 KM. to 5:30 PJA. SUMMER SHORTS and SWIM SUITS for the whole family 8TALK SHREDDERS FOR WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8225. This includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, IRISH SETTER PUPPIES-AKC Registered. Also English'Better. Good hunting stock. Good pets. LEACH LAKE — Modem, good fishing, good beach. »55 per Phone: Holta Driftwood Ken­ nels, 945-4870. '6/16 week. July 4th available. Phone: 946-5100 or 946-4431. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY 6/9 LIGHT PLANT—Alternator type, with Host New Electric Up110 Volt. 1250 Watt, run 40 Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ COTTAGE north side of Wall hours. Mattress, 30" wide, 72“ work. Clean 180 square feet Lake. Excellent beach for chil­ long, 4" thick. Fay Parks, 466 for only 3695. Hastings Floor dren. Private dock and boat. E. Railroad BL, Hastings. 6/9 HELP WANTED — Male — Die Makers. Sheet Metal Tryout, Aug. 14 to Aug. 28. Phone Wl experience preferred. Press op­ 5-4923 except Thursdays, Wl FRENCH POODLES —Miniature erators—die setters —welders. white male puppies. Reason­ 5-3152 after 5:30. tf Mlg. and Helarc safe. Steady IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY ably priced. Phone: Wl 6-5068 FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM employment, fringe benefits. COTTAGE FOR RENT — June or Wl 5-4334. tf SERVICE! No charge for OterApply in person. Electro and Jtfly. 875 week. Phone 945­ .... ... .... 6/23 slxc prints. tf Chemical. 33 State at. Middle­ 5944 or — 945-9155. rille, Michigan. 6/0 FURNISHED 4-ROOM APARTARE YOU PAYING MORE than WELDERS AND LAY-OUT MEN 5H% interest on borrowed furnished or unfurnished. Lake —Must -read blueprints. Good money? You might qualify for privileges. All utilities fur­ for general farming. Fenced Federal Land Bank loan. Bee overtime. Permanent position. well. Buildings in good condi­ nished. Phone 623-2024. tf tion. Cail 633-3719 (Delton), tf Call: Sunfield 30100. 6/16 this paper. 6/M TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lots ot usee 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom rifle made by McCord’s of Ionia. Will shoot a T group at Fisher safety. 3 to 8 variable scope, pcepoight in mount. fuU monte carlo hand rubbad stock, eUng with quick detach, swivels p L U p, i —Bites handloading COOK FOR HOTEL near Petos­ key. June 20-Sept. 1. Write TO ALL EMPLOYERS — The Credit Bureau would appreci­ Terrace Inn. Bay View, Mich. ate noufication of an employ­ 49770. 6/16 ee's termination and the reaMAN to assume responsible potl- tf value. 8300.00 aide city limits. ack yard. School the door. Will ware, Holings. the Increasing sonnet reports Call 946-3445. 4/M Middle-aged couple preferred, but will consider either mala to operate small Dog *N' Suds LCOHOLIC8 ANONYMODBDrive-In at Gun Lake from PD. 171, HasUngs TetenSM WI5-3M5.2SU. ~ May 30 until Sept. 6. May live FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ on premises in trailer that is Monday, • pro. tf em clean 3-bedroom ranch. furnished. Reply to: Marshall Gas heat; full heiimetil; Lyon. 2186 Orchard Lake Drtvs, built-in kitchen. Large comer Fenton. Michigan 48430. tf lot In excellent neighborhood across from elementary school. HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS CaU 946-3B41, tf young mate --“ WANT TP BUY Wl 5-0104. M HOME FOR BALE on two extralarge Ma. Garage with base­ ment. Bath with shoWer. RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER in Grand Rapids full time, to lire ★ Worit Waatad atTwhonii one child. Phone B63-1810. THREE-‘BEDROOM BOMB — Falrly-new kitchen and bath. Birch cupboards. New carpet­ ing In living-room. Will sell ./ . t/a ROUTE OPEN FOR MAN OR WOMAN, full or part time, servicing customers in city of Hastings. Weekly earning 887 50 and up possible. Write: Watkins Products. Inc, D-62. Winona. Minn. 6/9 ftNslks. Irons, Michigan, tf Ladies''COATS *35cjeach WALK UP AND SAVE! WANTED—Waitress, experienced or otherwise. Will train. Call ' R3640 for appointment for rview. 6/16 8 WHEELER MARINE SALES A SERVICE — Mercury outboard 'motors. New and used boats. Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessaries. M-66 in Nashville. OL 3-2851 or OL'3-6074. tf eqoal value. GOOD AS NEW STORE WANTED—Dental assistant, assistant. eXWANTED perlence desirable. Start June 15. Send resume to Box 1015 c/o Hastings Banner. 6/16 ply. M37 Bo. 045-3150. cant land— about 80% tilable. Good investment! Terms avail- INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GABI m Carl & Betty's —Use Rexall's fast permanent. Regular 82.00—Now 81-00. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. * Help Wanted Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. tf second cutting hay, alfalfa and brome-^Call Hickory Corners Wl 5-3324 SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Classified Paragraphs! --------------- - ----------------------------- 2 PORCH CHAIRS in — good cancon­ HOUSE FOR SALE—2-bcdroom. ★ Autvmotfwo Near Middle Lake. Call 945­ dition. Ph. Wl 5-4473. 6/9 5944 or 945-9155. 6/M CB RADIO—Lafayette 23 chan­ 4-BEDROOM HOUSE at 425 W. brakes, power steering, power nel, also 5 element beams. Ph. windows. Ph. Wl 5-5114. 6/9 rage, hot water, oil-fired heat. Wl 5-5114. 6/9 abate 1A59 RAMBLER FOR SALE — rSHO per month on 1 year lease. ~Bcst offer takes it. Fred Wll- REDUCE SAFE, simple and fait ‘ Call: J. R. Thompson, Elkhart, 10,600 ft. footage with Go Bese tablets. Only 98c. Ind. 6'30 *eon, R1 Nashville, 4506 QulmSEE US TODAY! Jacob's Pharmacy, 126 E. State. 6/30 FOR SALE BY OWNER—2-bed­ room all modern home on SPINET PIANO BiMinew Sorvkot May be had by assuming email creek, aluminum siding and windows. Fuel oil furnace. Ph. 1067 CALENDARS - Wide varl- monthly payments. Beautiful finish. See it locally. Write Wl 5-9223. 6/30 Credit Dept.. Box 57. Niles. per hundred. Order now and M-37 South 945-2223' Mich. 6/16 20 SCENIC ACRES With hill-top pay after Sept.. 1. Also book building site, over-looking Long 6/9 matches. Cali: Battle Creek, ELECTROLUX SWEEPER—This lake, just ott M43, 6.W. of WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. I Is a full else model for maxi­ Hastings. 81 JOO. Ph. 045-5823. mum suction and cleaning. All 6/16 ’8“ tutone, new Pontiac trade. ........ .................................. 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Beautiful black and white tutone, full power and many extras One careful owner. ________ $2,695 1M3 CHEVROLET HARDTOP . . . Coupe. Impala V-8, auto- SPECIAL SAVINGS credit in North Barry County HL *■ manship — Oarage Building — Ay. - Cement DriveArs -Roofing and Biding. Anurlcan Construction Oo. Ph. «■- '8/8 RtH �Card of Thanks and In Mwnonam £«“««* turday visitors ot cam or mxu Tha Loyal Order and children visited her Honor Graduates And New Church Members Sunday Bell, whose wife, Retina, lives patients to UM Decoration Day and children visited Mr. yard and.the Sheriff's Depart* Bunday. * Mrs. LUlten Ball the parirtnx Lawrence Cooley, CA chairman of Mr. and Mra. Richard Blough. Infantry Division in Vietnam on May 11. Specialist Bell is Heatings High BchooL wearing CARD OF THANKS beautiful nurses Milton Buehler and family Ir. and Mrs. Keith Buehler family were Bunday lunch- and family CARB Of THANK* grandson and nephew, Richard K. Elliott, Jr. A special thanks ago June 10, 1B8S. CARD OF THANKS We are deeply grateful to our relatives, neighbors and friends for their many act* of kindness and exprwion. of sympathy shown to us during our recant bereavement and loss of our dear husband, father, grandfather and brother. We especially wish to thank Rev. Esther Cox and Rar. Raymond Norton for their words ot comfort and the organist and soloists for the consoling music. Mrs. Alva Moore ' Miss Nona Moore Mr. and Mra. Donald Bywasslnk and family Mr. and Mra. Robert Moore and family Mr. Ralph Moore LEGALS yuaucATiox oanxa. > iludaon IO3 W. 8UI« Air*. Ha>U*(a. Mkkltaa been studying al school Cadet* Victor Sisson; alternates Dorothy which will provide them with Bunday school secretary and Sunday nipper guest of Mr. and Mra. Wayne Tagg. * Mra. Wayne Tagg at­ tended the graduation reception for Donald and Calvin Clum at Cooley and the VJ».W. Hall Wednesday. A Lanning Mr. and Mr*. Richard Bird and family were Bunday dinner guests of bar parents, Mr. and Mra. Richard VandevUle, Sr., in Battle Creak with my three chil­ dren when the mishap occurred family moved bock to their home ■V MKM0R1AM Bunday after living in a trailer since the fire ta April. * Mr. and Mra. Leouanl Kidder and family Mtxl. Frank Hula; the auxiliary baye purchased the Detwiler Ood raw y^^^ home on Race Street and took And knew you needed r—< 7 I neglected to Ond out who poescssion Bunday. * Mr. and May chairman Dorothy Brown Mrs. Charles Blough attended The book of your life here vw th* graduation at Middleville completed. who will take time out to help a lI](j attended the stranger. God bless you both for honoring Kurt Kunde Baylor. v your kindness. In our lonely hours of thinking Mrs. Richard Cotant potiuck R4 Hastings tcgrttter ' — — Martin. ' Lecha Reynolds, Alice Tagg We little dream till they had Card. Minnie Bcbiffman and Blough and family of Grand Rapids were Bunday luncheon guest* of his mother, Mra. Greta By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg Twa junior members. Wendy Blough. urtis and Parnate Kurr, Joined Mr. and Mra. Karl Tuttle are with Dorothy Kurr. Ada Bogart, the parent* ot a daughter bora Lydte Rogers, Elvira Sayles, Eve­ June 2, at 2:40 sun. at Fannock lyn Curtis, Arioa Newton. Alm* to spend the day with another Hospital. Carolyn Jane weighed daughter. Mra. Burdett Timm, of Merrick, Gertrude Craig. Deanna Yankee Spring*. * Darla Clinton Clum attended the graduation of Middleville is spending a few reception honoring Donald and Calvin Clum. t Mr*. Judy Abel Clinton. * Mr. and Mra. Jule and- children and friend, Mary, Ing that guests bad a good time. Turner and children Sunday at­ of Kalamazoo were Saturday The Ifourth District meeting tended a graduation open house was held in Motlvllic, Bunday. honoring their nephew. Russell June ». Delegates elected were Zimmerman, of Hastings. * Reu­ Mre. Beckwith and Mra. AlrisUc ben Crites visited his son, Ron­ ald. in Jackson Friday. They drove to Lansing where they visited Donald Crites in the danla Thursday. troit July 14 to 17th were Mrs. Community Hospital in Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roys Mrs. Lillian Ball of Newaygo was a Bunday evening caller of and family and Mr. and Mrs Jack Roys and family of Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors of with meetings during July and Mrs. Larry Hoffman and daugh­ ters of Wayne were Friday supBurdette Haner of Hastings and meeting at the ball June 18 with Wayne Tagg attended a V.F.W. Girls' State Chairman Avis Gas- Dukes. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy meeting in'Wayland Monday. Dukes attended the graduation 0XDBB roa PUBLICATION Freeport Arnold Dukes at the Floyd Duiu are to attend OlrU* state at MESL rtrauoATtOM mn>» flUle of Ukhlaan. I Ten new laboratory buildings will form a research and teach­ ing complex for poultry science and Mrs. Melvin Bartholomew of at Michigan State University. The 84OOJXX) facility will further where they were guests of Mr. enable MSV scientists to keep and Mrs. Wilbur Dye. Michigan poultrymen competi­ tive by providing the Latest ta companled Mr. and Mrs. Gerald research information. Woods and daughter of Hastings to the graduation open house Far Banner Classified Ads honoring Miss Priscilla Woods, Call WX 6-1481. daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Harold Woods, in Rockford Bunday. * birthday and must bo a junior ta high school; hare a high echotestio stand tag, be capable of teaching other girls the know­ ledge they gain and put it Into family picnic May 28 at Cale­ donia Park. ★ Mr. and Mrs Several members will be going Jule Turner and family visited their daughter. Linda, and tha Vachel Taylor family last Bun­ day. They all vialted the ceme­ tery In Yale and Flint Memorial Mariano Main, Vivian Knlcker- Park cemetery. They visited Mr. family and enjoyed a picnic in ‘rauiMUss PUBLICATION OBDBB. Business Directery SHERWOOD-STACK Agoncy for INSORANCE Letha Phelps of Plan Baptismal Service June 19 Baptismal services scheduled prise birthday party Balutday honoring Leander Peacock for honored Dennis Winkler's birthevening were enjoyed by the 24, tha Wesleyan Methodist Church BL Johns, Mra Duane Glasgow and -family of Heaiinra, the Special mi win la planned and this time. Methodist Church Fellowship Dowling Driver Bound Over to Circuit Court Saturday Timothy John Ingram, la, 404 50th wedding anniversary, boated Clarence brother, Benson, By Mrs. Donald Provfrock *4 HMttap Wl J-474V Forrest Tobias has returned of from a fishing trip in Canada and reports Ice still In the lakes. Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Art Standley of Wall Lake. Satids, Lansing, Jackson, Grand Rapids, Ionia, Hastings, Mid­ the wedding of her granddaugh­ rhlch DeWayne R. Greenfield, dleville, Mason. ter, Betty Edmonds, to Fred Har­ ris ta the Newton Church south Spent the holiday weekend In of Battle Creek. Also attending injured and a son, Bradley, sufnorthern Michigan. ★ George the wedding-from this arts were Barkdull te home from his Win- Mrs. Donald Proefrock and daughter*. * Toni Service, Ingnun was also injured. daughter of the John Services, has returned home following ex­ pleaded guilty before Circuit ploratory surgery test week for her heart condition, ta a Grand charge of negligent homicide and Rapids hospital. mortal Day weekend with him. * The Dowling Methodist Wo- tended the graduation open church. Thursday, June 18. The house Sunday at Blanchard, for public is invited to attend the from manslaughter. his niece, Linda Capen. * Dr. Clarksville took 14 OES members ard Drake will be hostess to the to Adrian Bunday in their travel Dowling chapter of Hospital Guilds at her home, Wednesday the 8th. * A Children's Day prothe home there but. there we 1.M1 visitors on the grounds. graduating young people will be held during Sunday School and Morning Worship next Sunday at the Dowling Methodist Church Miss Elizabeth Smith is a Joliet, and Roger Lyle NorcuU, both of Cuyalioga Palls, Ohio. medical patient at Pennock Hos­ pital. * The Lloyd Gaskills flew Church at Adrian Saturday. to Norfolk. Vi, over the Me­ morial Day weekend to visit their and Mrs. Lyle Norcutt of Grand daughter. Miriam, and family. * Rapids, formerly ^>1 Clarksville. The Northeast Dowling Farm Bureau group will meet Tues- USE BANNER WANT ADS! on Nov. 27, 1865. On Dean's List Kellogg Community College Fri- Kathryn will be attending Western Michigan University this Fall in the Social Workers Donald Proa frock home. "We're Ai Neae As Your Telephone" |^B wl of the Army. O'Connor la a 1863 graduate of Lakewood High the officers of the Mimi on ary BchooL Society and tha Young People’s SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip Thia Guido Keep It in a H andy Place for Future Reference Mra. Jule Turner and Shells •1th an orchestra from Chicago attended the graduation open house honoring Tom Thompson furnishing the nuule KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Automobile & Machinery Wednesday. * A Cub Scout Installation, Dry Well, Drain wait. Bro Franklin Store. State Repair ot otKoen, the alate follows: meeting was held Thursday at field, Pumping ($24.00 for 1st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alden at Jefferson. Pretadent, Pearl AlnaUe; kt vice 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Grinnell. Those attending were president; Arloa Newton: 2iri Mr. and Mrs. Jule Turner. How­ WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. ard Thaler, Mrs. Herb Kunde, Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ Concrete Product* Mrs. Kenneth Vandenburg and ICE—First class work. Call Wl CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Cub activities for the Summer ING dons st ths farm according was held and a picnic planned GET YOUR READY-MIX from the ice. 218 N. Jefferson. for the near future. Executive board Mra. Ivan Roush arrived home esu Services, M37 So.. Wl 5CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM Phone Wl 5-2123. from Blodgett Hospital Wednes­ 2223. AND CARPET REPAIR — Hasday and h Improving. * Mr. Roy CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— held at the first meeting in Nagler and Florence Sargent of Repairs and sharpening. Saw September al which time com­ Hastings were Saturday visitors parts and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND mittee chairman will be named AND GRAVEL Broder Gravel by the preeldrot ICE—24 hour Service (Wack Mn. Ruth Yaw and Charles and white I. Jacobs Proscription Solomon of Hastings were Bun­ Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. day vteltora of Mr. and Mrs. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. anne Bumworth. Marilyn Dahl- Iran Roush. * Local visitors ot Guaranteed workmanship. Also bouser, Avis Gaskill. Carol Keel- Mrs. Ivan Roush this past week RADIATORS Cleaned, Ropairod, were Mrs. Charles Geiger. Mra. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE Dorothy Brown. Claud Walton. Mra. Charles Hoyt. Miirelleeee— ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde. Mrs Fabrics in Barry County. Kiradi Dan Poetma. Mra. Allen Fish. Wl 5-5176. rods. Installation and Hanging. GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Beverwyk’s Color Canter, 221 AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treeTER—Raw wood or ffnhhod Whitney and Rev. Esther Cox. Debby Btuart is spending a few 221 W. Mill.’ days with her grandparents. Mr. In our now bu.ld.ng at 124 N. M1MMIAL MONUMam vlaBWWVW ViltWxl Of MsnecnoH and Mra. Robert Brooks, at Has­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARtings. * Donna Wallunas and Jefferson. Experienced mechan- TROPHY CENTER—Hue specisl- Thursday dinner guests of her parenU. * Mra. Elnora Whitney rotertalned with a farewell party Bufiday In honor of her grand- 5-5052. Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES A Business Services Offered ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Whllney LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- With specific Krone th nmvi Mm lion groups who are iMuraAM i mi The Douglas Thomas family of dlffwnoo could a few hundred PUBUCATXON OBDBB AUTO be will receive advanced twining Dy Rnlh Pelerman tha Leonard - Osgood Funeral Hume In Hastings Bunday. ★ Mrs. Bernice Castline and famllyof Hastings was a Thursday giving the taxpayers an Mr. and Mrs. Albert Starts and family We nsve- thought his death so guertte Beckwith attended at CARD OF THANKS near. I wish to thank my Only those who have loet, can Third and Fourth Districts are I would like to again thank friends and neighbors who visi­ tell ted me and also those who sent Th*v P*1110** wbbout panel truck at Bristol Corners cards and letters while I was In the Osteopathic Hospital tn Badly Grand Rapids. Your kindness Alrah D. Miller Michigan State University. Dur- Lake Odessa Oeertiolt of Florida arrived Bun­ day. Her father. Earl Fox. of Alto, died Friday In Sunshine Hospital m Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Poetma visl- Legion Auxiliary Lists Activities, Names Officers The Legton Auxhlary met June auxiliary, J^veport (Methodist WSCS, Leonard-Oegood Funeral Officer Training Con* Bummer of Dowling were Bunday CARD OF THANKS relatives ai many acts tended Hutmn High BchooL similar service Lakewood and Douglas Higgins from Middleville were recognised wUlmg to friends and neighbors for flow- Cox for -their comforting words, Holiness Church Names Officers, Retains Pastor ServK., Hasting*. All Forms ef 524 Middleville Rd, TVS. RADIOS » RECORD ERS REPAIRED REPAIRED— Crotrai —Central end TV Service. 221 N. J Insurance and Bonds Dalian wars Coll 945-3481 If Yom Would Lika to b* Mated in This Weakly Service and kapolr Guide �partially unzipped. Tha body vm NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING by Barry County Zoning Board of Appeal* Woman Found Dead in Car aun bulldlnm She U mrvlved b/ber parent*, Mr and Mrek CM*oe Harper Zoning Office ot Hto City Holl in Hostings 14 of Hto S.E. ’/i of Section No. 35 of Johnstown ItUJe-vMtort but no one weVe talked with ha* aam ana. Could St. Mary Magdalen Church In Porter of Middleville,.and i Grand Rapid* for Roaemond brother, Donovan Harper Sharon Hagitrorn. 35, who was Alto. found dead about 4 pm. Sunday, Juno 5, in a convertible automo- By Mrs. Leo Frey By Victor Sisaon toning. Deputy Harvey Baker aald a and Inserted Into tlie car through CLOSE-OUT ABSOLUTE I ALL STORES WERE CLOSED — Tnoodoy ond Wednesday To Take Inven- The Stock and Engage Extra Sales Help To Moke Buying Fact and Easy . . . t BE SURE! Sole Begins Thursday June 9 at 9:00 A.M. SHARP BE EARLY! THURSDAY MORNING! THE GREATEST SELLING EVENT EVER STAGED IN THIS AREA OVER !4 MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM!! THE OOlOa 7< DEVEREAU X lai V ■■ ■> ■■ W . 4% 106 Esrt Erie Afciaa. Mick. 49224 Phaaa 517-629-2081 Hmm S17-243-4102 Table Lamps furniture stores 401 N. Broadway - Acron from Tyd.n Pork 49 Maaraa HUbdala. Mich. 49242 Phaaa 517-437-2212 144 Narth Maia RroeHya. Mich. 49230 Pbaee 517-592-2120 ONLY TRUTH ALWAYS 9:00 a.m. Special There Ho« Been A Complete Management Change At Devereaux Furniture’* General Office . . . Operating Capital li Needed . . . Immedldtlfy" . . . Old Inventories Mint Be Liquidated ... No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refuted . .N»w Management Said: “Every­ thing Must Be Sold . . . Even If At A Public Auction’*. J - 2301 Urt Michigan Ara. J*okaa, Michigan 49202 Fhaaa 517-782-0431 9:00 a.m. Special "A SALE WITH X REAL REASON - |4OT JUST AN EXCUSE" REG. $9.95 HANDSOME TABLE LAMPS Complete with Shade ... 6 fl OO WHILE THEY LAST At Only . . . 592 Wart Crtumbl* Baftia Crack. Mich. 490U' Phoac 616-964-4935 . ;li '■JU Narth Maia Earm Rapid*. Midi. 48827 STUDIO Couches REGULAR $79.95 STUDIO COUCHES A Couch By Day ... £ ■■ j| QQ Sleeps 2 At Night ? k /I OO Buxton spent the weekend al their Bummer cottage near Mar­ ley. * Kenny Frey spent Friday night with hu grandparents, Mr. attended the Lincoln Staff Party Saturday evening at Schulers in Marshall. List Friday night Kathryn at­ tended the Honors Banquet held at Kellogg Community College. She will be entering WMU next Fall. * Mrs. Leo Frey and Kath­ ryn. Mrs. Robert Frey and Karen and Mrs. Fred Frey attended a miscellaneous shower In honor of Miss Bandy Zenker* at the home of Mrs. Allen Shepard near BL Mary's Lake. Wednesday was a Dunn get - together at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Dunn. Those attending were Mrs. Win­ nie Dunn. Mrs. Isola Dunn from Hastings. Mrs. Ruth Dunn from Battle Creek, Mrs. Ruth Lenz and Mrs. Sylvia Ferris. Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. Gerald Dunn upon the ar­ rival of Cindy Lou who made her appearance at 2:30 pm. at Lake­ view General Hospital. Many from this area attended the1 baccalaureate services at Hastings Sunday. * Monday Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lenz and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ferris and family, Mrs. Helen Schantz and family and Mrs. Myrtle Dunn met at the home of Mr and Mrs. Earl Dunn and family for potluck dinner. Call Wl 5-3481. For Banner ClasaUled Ada Sunday thru Wed. J HF WILL SELL AT . . . , is ‘'Undoubtedly NO CHEAP INFERIOR FURNITURE WAS BOUGHT FOR THIS SALE "WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE THAT OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS DEVEREAUX'S REGULAR HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES TO BE SOLD IN THIS ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT SALE .... .'YOU'LL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!" 9 a.m. SPECIAL SOFAS BOX SPRINGS Beg. $189.95. Beautifully Styled $QQ88 Living Room Sofas. Will Sell At wW Regular $49.50 to $69.50. $4 Q88 All Sixes Will Bo Sold At________ I W Absolute Close-Out of Big 12 cu. ft. Automotic Defrost Refrigera­ tor. 2 Door with Big Freezer bbi AOO Compartment. Reg. $229.95. >1 SX00 Absolute Close-Out of $169.95 2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUITES AT SAVINGS0005 Living Room Outfits . . . will go at Sectionol Suites . . . go ot Sectional Suites . . . go ot Sectional Suites ... go at $309 95 3 $389.95 2 $289.95 3 • Walnut Finish $129.88 $159.88 $18948 ... $267.88 __________ _________ ’_ ______________ _____ $269.88 $319.88 $219.88 BEDROOM SUITES XQ7 $169.95 $199,95 $229.95 $279.95 $359.95 Absolute Close-Out of *“23” Console TV O Year hnco MAPLE or WALNUT • Up Front Tuning • Big True Speaker • Wood Veneer Cabinet << f f^QQ >1 • Regular $269.95 WILL BE SOLD AT ONLY— U7 I STORE HOURS: 3 3 3 3 3 pc pc. pc. pc. pc. Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Suites Suites Suites Suites Suites . . . . . $1O Absolute Close-Out of Regular >$6.95 ... Odd Dinette CHAIRS • NO LIMIT Chroma or Bronze Tone WHILE THE LAST • ALL COLORS e jg n* DO Uc|| OUT THEY GO AT— $209.88 $*1/LQ88 OUT THEY GO AT— M” END TABLES day—Walnut Only ... While They Last I C SECTIONALS AF-FM Stereos Record Storage Regular $359.95 Hollywood Beds They Go On Salo Promptly at 9 a.m. Thurs­ . sell at $219.95 2 PC- Living Room Suites . $269.95 2 pc. Living Room Suites . . . go at $299.95 2 Living Room Suites . . . go at $34995 2 Living Room Suites . OUT THEY GO AT ONLY— Detachable Speaker Combination ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 9 a.m. SPECIAL ABSOLUTE CLOSEOUT OF ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF REFRIGERATORS Absolute Close-Out of SWIVEL Rockers • Nylon Cmrers • Regular $89.95 • High Backs • Reversible Cushions « jg 4V OUT THEY GO AT ONLY— /go at Si 19.88 $1694 8 . go at . go at . go at . go dt 148 LIVING R00 I CHAIRS $ 49.95 Upholstered Choirs . . . go at $129.95 Upholstered Choirs . . . go bt $189.95 Winged Love Seats . . . go at $119.95 Patchwork Rockers . . . go at _ .. $ 39.88 _ _ $ 59.88 _ .. $129.88 _ $ 69.88 $149.95 Patchwork Rockers . . . go at _ $ 49 95 Recliners—all colors . . . go ot . . go ot $ 89.95 Recliners—3 position . $104.88 $ 29.88 $ 24.95 Platform Rockers ... Jp at $ 12.88 — Absolute Cloie-Out of DINETTE Suites Rtf 49.95 - 5 Rag. 69.95 - 5 Rag. 79.95 - 7 Rag. 129.95 - 5 Rag. 139.95 - 9 Rag. 44.95 - 5 $ 69.88 pc. pc. pcpc. pc. pc. Set* Sats *•*» Sats SaH Sats ge rt...................... 34.SS ga rt...................... 49.81 «• *.................. — S4.M pa rt...................... P9.M pa rt ................ 109.88 pa at...................... 29.88, TERMS BUY WITH NO AU LOCATIONS NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE OR HOW FAR YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL BE SURE AND 9t»9DAILY £ 14. Bae 445, Baltto Craak 111 -Oil 1 Memorial weekend Mr. and Hrs. Leo Frey and Kathryn. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frey and fami­ ly from T Drive north, and Mr. mained until Thursday and Mrs. Norman Frey from Battle Creek stayed at the Uo marriage to William Blackmore, week whan Mra. Leon another Lakewood teacher, took Mra. Maude Johnston brought Frey's new cottage on HoughUm Laks. Bunday Beverly Miller place Saturday at Newberry. * night. from Corunna called on the group. A Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frey and family and Tom King from Michigan State Univer­ sity, spent the Memorial weekend nt their cabin on Houghton lake. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Soya who welcome a new grandson, Theodore Allen, bom May 25 at Pennock Hos­ pital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scofield (Lynell) weighing 7 Iba, 12 ozs. ★ Mrs. Max Robinson Is a patient at Lakeview General Hocpital suffering from a res­ piratory ailment. * The lotal Pedro Club met at the home of Mrs. Edith Groat Thursday eve­ ning. * Mrs. Isola Dunn of Has­ tings spent last week with Mrs. Myrtle Dunn. Douglas Crase, son of Mr. and* Mrs. Norman Craw. is home on vacation from Princeton Unlver- WILBUR ULDRIKS Chairmen of the Appeal Board Bonfield-Vicinity Lila Manker of Hastings wax a the country? Or could something Friday dinner gucat of Mr. and out tide particular West Woodland kee Spring* Towruhlp. children In the family. have thought of R1 Alto; a brothrf! Millard ol DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL S-A-L-E D™'“raIKLL —NIXT ™ niot tuna �> The Hastings Banner IKXK C.._—«_ n_ Bhk« Babcock RbcbLybi Award neer al the Albion Mailable Iron Company in Albion. * Ihinng summer - 'OJOTl doln< h“ A Pint Before ““ for being a busy wife and moth-' er and any trips or outings will You Co On Voculion; St.it have to be arranged later to fit Into the above program. Clinic H.r. Juno iO Mra. Margaret Musback. Girls' Physical Ed. teacher in Junior High, is another ope who is plan­ ning to put home and family millions of families will lake to had been the hardest in their flrr.t in the years ahead Care of of i entire teaching years. Well hoi her children, care for her home V. Caray' IK W & Ham Who the highways for a change ____ i thia halt and the many responsibilities died at 2:60 pm. Wednesday, --—----- .--------- . Uiftt a woman oo a farm has June 1. M Pexmock Hospital,I Other thousands will not have will surely keep her busy and I kw m — i_.--------- >n[j the Leonard - Osgood Funeral worthwhile life. time during the next two or pleasant and restful vacation. Two other teachers, while not r. Russell Houseman We Intendewed these weary three mouths In a hospital. souls and learned that a number land school this Spring. Mra. Mary Sutherland, a third grade and highly interesting plans for teacher, is taking a year off from the Bummer months. A few wm quite undecided as to how they A large percentage of these would "celebrate." but all seemed people will need blood trans­ to be looking forward to their gin Bummer school at MSU on June 23. and plans to attend the fusions to restore their health vacation. . regular session starting in the Fall and also hopes to enroll in There is an Increasing need of When still a child she moved blood derivelives by the Depart­ to make up the teaching staff the Summer classes again next With her parents to Flint and ment of Defense for servicemen the past year are leaving ths year. A possible trip for the married Charias Thomas of Flint In South Vietnam. Plasma from profession but all have a buly family is in the offing at the close of Uie Bummer session. Mrs Summer laid out before them. ■ _—— ■ 1 M Michael Funderburg, who has Alice Heyboer. also a First Grade Kmett Montague at Plymouth, globulin useful 1* preventing or He died ta 1946. I modifying Infectious hepatitis. taught social studies and Engschool at this lime and after a She married Winifred Casey of , seruhi albumin, helpful Ln years, left with his wife and busy Summer, which includes HasUnes on' July 8. 1948. । treating shock from wounds. children the day after school helping her husband as much as In addlrion to her husband. According to the Defense De- closed for Maryland where they Possible on the farm. commuUng she la survived by three sons, Ptttment. servicemen assigned to will make their home. Mr. Fun­ to and from MSU where she Prank Thotnoe of Hastings, Ger- I Bouta Vietnam are given a gam­ plans to work on her masters.' aid Montague of Charlotte and ma globulin shot to offset the derburg has accepted the pMtor- transporting her children to and . .u.-T .rTr.TL. . of. R3 Hattlngv I |rhanro AlbertMooteguo chance nf rnntrarflno contracting h.n.ruu hepatitis, from camp, etc., end doing tha a daughter Mrs. Walter (Evelyn) whlch u Prevalent In Southeast Church at Westernport, Md.,-a many otherJhtaga required of a Smith of Hastings- two stete 'A*1*- Therefore, our normal city of about 3,500 population lo­ wife and mother, a trip to Wash­ sons. WIHLam MdGecrge Mont^ boo<1 collections must be in­ cated In the Appalachian Pla- ington, D.C., is planned for some­ ™ . creased to take care nf thi. art. ague. oom or riymouuj; mouth; a step-1 step- iT.Zj---. ~ -j----------- --- —- ~ state, only a few miles east of time In August (and during her daughter: 18 grandchildren; grandchildren; •“ onal need­ Backbone Mt, the highest point sjure time—?i. She expects to throe great grandchildren; You he|P *n a very gen­ In the State. (Ironically, after teach next Full at the West EleichUdren; four 1 nllfrnrrt anrt ' brothers. aaaxwiajj. Marshall. l Clifford and erous uuuKu, uiixu arm ------- . »»>'—by sure you give your this long move, they will only Addlaon Gay of Flint and Sidney ■ '“’nation before you leave on vaPrincipal Roger Buxton, who Gay of Portland Ore., and one caUon- Remember the date and Woodland! Maryland, of course.) has been handicapped by illness '. nlare Ulryvimnhll. VUU sister, Mrs. Lillian Austin ot place: Bloodmoblle Visit. Mon­ Mr. Funderburg may teach part and hospitalization during the day. June 20. Episcopal Parish tune In his new location. Flint. last few weeks of the school House. 12 noon to fl pm. Mrs, Theda Wilt, who has year, has no particular plans at taught a first grade the past this time. Since Mrs. Buxton will be attending Bummer school, he A leukemia research project at teaching to her credit. Li retiring. (eels that the work at home, Michigan State University has Bhe expects to leave New York house, yard and garden—coupled received a $468,495 grant from City on July 6 by jet for Frank­ with duties connected with the the National Cancer Institute of fort, Germany, where she will ba school during the Bummer gram opened their bakery to the met by her son. David, a radar months, will keep him pretty Western Michigan Retail Bakers electronics trouble shooter who busy for the forepart of the vaIs making the Air Force a career. Association recently. medicins in the College of Vet­ She plans to visit her son and 1 Mrs. Marie Deardorff. school erinary Medicine, are attempting family who live near the Black month al different retail shops Forest, Indefinitely. They have mer program cut out for her some Interesting trips to sur­ transnlralbUUy of canine leu­ throughout Western Michigan Ed. Hopper of Coles Bakeries rounding countries already Ute reports, etc., ot the school. kemia and Us relationship to of Muskegon, president of the planned and Mrs. Wilt has been The post weekend the family Association opened the meeting asked, even before leaving home, planned a trip to near Syracuse. Sunday was a very eventful with 50 representatives of Bok- to supply to some of the German schools and she Is looking for­ tho wedding of a niece. Another day for the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Alien. Dar- ent from Holland, several around ward to this experience. The Interesting feature of the Sum­ Grand Rapids area, Otsego, flight from New York to Frank­ mer Is the "moving” of the fort. a distance of 5.000 mllea.- wunlly from one home to an­ baccalaureate and following that other. and entertaining company service they were bridesmaids at Grand Haven. Muskeeon. Grand­ takes only 8H hours. Mrs. Leona Bates, home eco­ from California will add pleasure the wedding of Herbert Miller ville, Lowell. Greenvllie, Traver® nomics teacher, is retiring. Mra to the days ahead. and Betty Kruger at the Wood­ City and Petoskey. Paul Cadwell and Don Snyder Bates and husband were to spend land Methodist Church. Mrs Marilyn Haney, part time the past weekend with their son. librarian in the Woodland school, Dennis and family, in Chicago. Ipoks forward to being able to Banjenoor of Grand Rapids Were Dennis Is in the Ticket Depart­ spend more time at home with ment at O'Hara Airfield. Mrs Mr^xva Casey Dies Suddenly On Wednesday Cine a IfHw T>w ■!••• ». >»«« Fb»w I lak --- -----------—------------------------—7:—— ‘{Mrs. Dunlap Succumbs After Long Illness -. - Ha la p lias June graduate in enginawlng technology from Wegtern Michigan University anH -■ i au i I I K. welded iteel jib crane. The Lincoln Arc-Welding Foundation sponsors the comp6Uttoa annually to Interest engi­ neering studenta in arc-welding by offering cash swards for lira best written tolulions to design problems, In which arc-welding plays an important role. Wf.QtS Tour R< IQ’’ ■ Miles iccoun 50* ol ill deathe One gopd____ ting nd of old drugs in your msdkins chest is that a drug's effectiveness may change with 3 . age American spent about $40 on tobacco snd $15 on prescription drugs. Leukemia Research j Statistics show that only " -15 prescriptions in a thou­ sand cost as much Jacob's Pr«>cription Pharmacy Phoira Wl 5-2466 Hastings raws Western Mich. Bakers Meet Here U IM with tel m andde-plain, whit— not only were ww - .. .. lidous eating,■ ■ but .attractive. Discussion followed with many — part. The evening ended light lunch. S SUNDAY MILLER JUNE 19 REAL ESTATE IAI IS ALWAIS TlfRf to lend o steadying hand for youi* first try at riding that new bike . to rejoice with you over your "A” in arithmetic ... to slip you a little extra allowance for that dress you jl^st hod to hove for the prom ... to lead you firmly ond surely over the cownm rial nrATI. MRvi ci INSUKANCl ear|J' Summer at Michigan Suu University, to complete renilIrementfor n fnr n rwrmanMit qulrcments a permanent cerr,r. ­ tificate. The latter part of Au­ gust the Bates expect to visit their daughter and son-in-law. officiated and burial Rlvaraide Canecerr. Milwaukee al 4 pun. Friday. The Clipper Glenn Monica Dies Suddenly Here Friday Pastor Buwalda To Hold Servicer In Korea in '67 For Banner Classi (led Ads Call Wl 5-3481. He waa bom In Hastings on Carpet cock and Mrs. Dale (Marguerite) Bassett of Hastings, Mrs. George Alex (Lucille) Westover of Oun No Serious Injury No serious Injuries resulted In a mishap about S:40 pm. Bun­ day, City police reported. Nellie Fem Mix. 73 , 431 E. State Rd, attempted to turn her 1962 Chevrclel north Into a driveway. She turned; in front of a 1967 Buick being driven west by Tommy A. about the ex­ Kasey. 22. R3 Hastings. MORE ABOUT: Banner Want Ads Pay/ TEACHERS. Page 6. Mrs Joyce Huff and daughters and Loretta Bpldel of Nashville Mrs Grace Chaffee. Supper guests were Mrs Edna Lyn beck er of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Prances Callers Friday were Mrs. Bonnie Maker and Vickie Pueri of Nash- celebrating Terry's birthday. tk Furniture cleaning Mr. Monica is survived by his Robert of Cloverdale; two grand­ children; a brother, Frank Myers of HsstlngR and . T Monica, waa formerly employed 1929. Pastor Herb Buwalda- of the AuxUUriM. Memorial services (UI mcuKtriai far vaacaaaa Olenn n. E. Church ---------- .received .last . week —- u call . Mmlc. 51. Tuaoo. *rt,. wto 'o™ U» Seu>d«»,J»n SteHan dim mddml, .bow >:» urn. Int- “f" • SHd-r. dune a. U U» H»lU«a'«r“e.™rtUUe unUa U> Haul, wwe hdd U I pjn. Bun- t*» elu» ot 1’uun u>d mtj day u the Bponable - SunerU,Kor™ ■ These meetings are being nxThe Rev. Willard H Curtis of- I ranged by the International flclated President, Rev. Ivar Olsen, of 1 ' a rSallV A Ku held In the Bummer of 1967. | Upon completion of these ser­ vices, Rev Buwalda will visit the main offices of the Mission In Oslo. Norway. Fall He had a heart condition for some time but had not been 111 tn VanWert County, Ohio, tha If you are proud pf pour furnishings and want to proisef your investment, have them cleanaitl th* safest and most effective way possible MILLERS Duradean 9 viAks oriUsriMas 107 E. Woodfon# Am Minot. ND. and will tour Yel­ lowstone National Park. In Sep­ tember. Mrs. Bates will assist in the Clothing Dept, of the Adult Education Program at Lakewood High School and the couple Is looking forward to spending the Winter In Arizona Mrs. Yvonne Albright, teach­ er of one ofithe three first grades. off from teaching, to devote her time to her family. She feels that her two Small children need her companionship and guidance at this time and is looking forward to a busy Bummer sewing, can­ ning and freezing things that she rough spots ... to wish you the best on graduation day. And in the years after. Dad is still there when you need him. On Father's Day let him know how much he means to you with a Hallmark Father's Day card. In our complete collection you'll find a Hallmark card you're proud to sign your name to. "When you care enough to send the very It’ll soon be Father’s Day for a Buxton gift A Statesman* never falls apart at the seams IT'S A GOOD SIGN! AND YOU SEE IT ALMOST EVERYWHERE! Merchants throughout Southwestern Michigan who display Htis sign not only welcome your business, but pHer automatic jC/odit terms, too! Your Security Charge Card entitles you to extended payments on your purchases. You may pay as little as 1/10 of your balance each month with only 1 % service charge (MtetoHim payment $10.00) ... or you may pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date and pay no service charge at fR! Because there are no seams on the surfaces to attract wear and tear. Superbly finished, the Statesman billfold is guaranteed to stay together as long as the leather itself. Your choice of fine, durable leathers burnished to a soft, supple sheen by master leather work- SJ.vs»~ Sponsored By Sational CORNU Of STATS AMS 1 ''RO RUXTON PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY jnrusoN HJaSTINGS DOWMTDWN □nd Security Notional Bank of Battle Omsk �EUB Children’s Bible School Program Sunday Mond at In Auditorium K / . Grace Luthef India Conation This win be a Unified Ser-vica. and will be under the di­ rection of the Bunday school superintendent Leon .West, **sisted by the Children's director. Dorothy Reid and the superintoidento and teachers of all the departments at the Bunday am. Morning worship. » pm. Young Psopka. 10 pm. Evening service. 10 pm. Thursday prayer » study hour. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES WKZO. 13:30 pm.; over WBCK. I: 30 Pm Vacation Bible school June 13­ 17 and June 30-34 from 9 am. to I1: 46. Children from ages 5-11 are invited to attend. The course Tffe program will be made up tn fcs entirety of tha children and youth departments, and win include amass Children's Chorus, the newly organised Youth Band undre the direction of Richard Cart, the High School Boys Quartet, a Youth Chorus bring­ ing special numbers, along with Individual red tailons and class Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor 1831 lotita Rd-, Kalamo Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's Service. 8:30. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Thursday evening prayer and Bible study, 7:30 pm. CHURCH Telephone: 946-9429 Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. Elwyn Curtis, Bupt Classes for all. Nursery with-adults In charge to permit all parcnU to attend Vacation Bible School Sponsored by the Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches of Hastings . . . AU SCHOOL-AGE CHItDItfN WELCOME! 11 am. Worship service. 6:16 pm. Junior service, Da­ vid and Ronda Munn, in charge. Toon and young adults, Gareth and Janice Conklin In charge. Adult prayer meeting, Mis. UYmi^chlldren may iwUMfiOr be registered at the chun^^h Saturday. June 11, boterefR< 10 am. and 12 noon. Or theyrtAT register previous to any./NTl. sosBlon st the church. • The Martha Circle at Grace Lutheran Church is handling tha refreahmml detail. whUattM Sarah Circle is cupplying awoL of the e*«Ahing staff for ths Vocation Bible school. More Information on the Va­ cation Bible school may bo ob­ tained by calling 946-9414. Evangelical PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH George 8. Marshall. Pastor Church school, 10 am. Worship service. 11 am. and 9. 10, and 11 year ok>. ybh daily session* *111 run from 8 Jb 'The Church of the Wildwood' Oth Lake Road Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Morning warship, 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 7 pm, A 1.000 enrollment goal In the Bunday school has recently been set, and members and friends of the church are actively engaged In bringing Ulis to a reality. The public Ls Inrlted to attend this special service. DELTON METHODIST Mantua B. Taber, Ministar Church Study, Bunday, 8: Worship, Bunday, U am. Youth FeOowamp, Bunday, « Dat«s: Jun* 13-17, 20-24 • 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer and praise service. We are study­ ing the Book of Hebrew*. Tuesday, June 14, Official board meeting. Every member urged to be present. Plans for the new year to be considered. Place: GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 501 South Jefferson Worship, 10 .am. Sunday uduxil 11:1! Evening worship,' 7:! Telephone: 945-9414 Offlse hours Tuesday through Friday. 9 am. to noon Any other Umea by sppolnunent. Bunday Schedule 6:55 am. Tha Bunday sahool, Leon West. Bupt, Classes for all'Nursery pro­ ial Sale! Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor 9:60 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed, prayer strvlce. For information, write Wayne Richie, R1 Vermontville. ANNUAL Bunday school. 10 am. There are clssare tor all Morning worship, 11- am. A cqrdlal welcome te alL, 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. e pm- Y Hour in the youth Evening service, 7:30 pm. 7 JO pm. Prayer meeting and department. Mid-week prayer mooting Wed­’ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Bible study. Quarterly bislncas 7 pm. Evening service. Study nesday evening. 7:30 pm._—medUng. 8:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Wednesday, prayer and Nursery fat all regular services. study. -10 am. MonUng group. 7 pm. Evening Group. 1 1 id 1 II A soft, glowing gai lamp adds a nostalgic touch wherever it is placad: 1/4 Mlle E.of M-68 on State Rd. LeRoy Kenney. Pastor 10 am. Bunday achooL 11 am. Mottling worship. Wednesday, 7:4# p. m. prayer. CEDAR UttiEk b ile Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. . . CHURCH Campground Rd, 8 mllee south. Women's Monthly Missionary Pastor. Donald Tack Fellowship 2nd.'Tuesday, 7:30. * Bunday school, 10 am. Worship. U am. WESLEYAN METHODIST Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. — -- -------------MMHOSR Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. Her. Vaughn S. J 10 am. Bdnday---------U am. Morning worship, jun­ Rev. Jtae Powell. Pastor to* church and nursery provided. 10 am. Bunday school. ’ T.J0 pm. EveultH----- — ’ 11 am. Morning worship. Night Wednesday, 7:30. F Wed.. 7 pm. prayer meeting. pm. Betty OveruJiirc, director. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Clawr leaders, Clayion Mote and Fred Bawdy. H SCTw GAS LAMPS ARE AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL STYLES. FROM THE GAY NINETIES TO ULTRA-MODERN Willard H. Curtis, Minister Bunday, Jun* 12. morning wor­ ship. 9:30. Ninwsry provided. Broadcast at thta service over WBCH. Sermon: "From Hastings to Hanot." Guest preacher, the Rev; George O. Mebalfcy. as­ sistant pastor, First FYesbytertan Chufch, Fort, Wayne, Ind. First Grade and below. Monday Activities 9:30-11:30 Vacation Church school, Monday through Friday for .children through Sixth Grade’ 7 pm.-tf.-S0 pm. Junior High Workshop, Monday through School Election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the Qualified Electors of Hastings Public Schools, B-1 That the Annual Election Will Be Held on June 13, 1966 The place (ar place,) of ELECTION are indicated below Hastings High School - West Gym Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector 8 am. Holy Communion. 10 am. Morning prayer and Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Feltowsholp, Wed, 7. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice, Wednesday, a pm. at Roger Carry home, west of church. 9:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 8 pm. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. An Invitation to our' Names of Candidates for the Board of Education to be elected #45 W. Green Street iday service, 11 am. iday school. 11 .am. Rev. George JOltoU . T&£SwiH»45 CHILDREN'S DAY 8;>Q am. PROGRAM with a smart GAS GRILL QUESTIONS will be voted upon: 10:00 A.M. proposed local district (Hastings, Quimby and Weeks) with tha intermediate district of Barry CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDI HT DEALER i Company Herb Buwalda, Pastor HASTINGS E.U.B. CHURCH The following PROPOSITIONS or1 "Shall the approved reorganization plan for a GAS GRILL See Christian Youth in Action Hear Man Chorus, Band, Boy's Quartet, Recitationg, Everyone Welcome All Seats Free Breakfast Truotaas meetlna. 7 nm. Monday, 4th Quarterly ferenoe and board meeting, t SUNDAY, JUNE 12 ON MSTAUATION OF Service. OAK. �SAVE CASH & STAMPS DURING KROGER’S £ STAMP A RAMA UP W2050 TOP VALUE STAMPS v IF1 BELOW tian Science K END CUT FRESH WHOLE eh Names President FRYERS Erwin D. Canham became tha new president of the Christian world convened In Boston for their Centennial - Year annua) meeting. Simultaneously, construction workan one block away were be­ ginning land clearance for the religion's dramatic new expan­ sion of Its headquarters area, known aa The Mother Church. Silver Platter v U5. Choice Tenderay Pork Chops ’CENTER < CUT RIB CUTUP 100th anniversary of the begin­ nings of Christian Science under the leadership of Mary Baker Eddy in IBM. To the annual meeting, it brought the biggest attendance I in the Church's history, flowing I over- into the adjacent Civic I . Auditorium and a nearby theater. Where the proceedings were car­ ried on cloeed-drcult television. An estimated 15,000 people were CHOPS DOUBLE TV STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY FRYERS U.S. Choice Tenderay 79c RIB STEAK Kroger 1 W-lb. Potato, Italian or 1-lb. Raisin Bread 4 Banquet Frozen *8' foovcs PORK CHOPS Marhoeffer DINNERS PORK LOIN Canned Ham Country Stylo SPARE RIIS Full Shank Half SMOKED HAM known journalist and editor In chief of The Christian Science Monitor, will serve u president tor one year while continuing his Monitor duties. He came to the meeting directly from a ma­ jor world speaking tour, which he will resume next September in Europe. Capacity audiences hare greeted the editor In 36 I cities and four countries, thus far to hear his non-denomlnallonal public address on 'The Spiritual Revolution." which was initiated this year in connection with the Centennial. , "And now wo more Into lhe -. Second Century." began Mr. /". Canham, speaking before the aanual meeting in !Ue new EapA' city as church president. I* "XI Is a thrilling moment," but •.•'also ''urgently challenging," he ' told the assembly. : "ClvlllsaUon stands at one of ..'•■its groat crises. Derhans. the lb 48c Tenderay Arm Cut SWISS STEAK it 4lh A 5th Ribs *89< WSola o> Rib Halt Country Chib FRANKS l* *69c *59c A, 59c Herrud’s Roa or Extra Mild 69c SKINLESS FRANKS >* a< 95' i>79c RIG ROAST KROOR - 1-ql Paschke's Boneleii * 89c HAM ROAST Paschke's HOT DOGS 2 lb At Paschka’s LURCH MEAT lol art Aft 99' 39' SLICED BACOH n— <->» 65c ■ 14-ot on KROGER - Iql U« can Cahlorma *M Sue Nectsrisei er Peaches * •<»59e 3 - ‘1 a TOMATO JUICE 4~’1 ORANGE JUICE California BING CHERRIES M Famous — 59c . PLUMS ■ uuau59c California Whistles 5-ox. wt, Dalseyi 4H oz. wt , STRAWBERRIES _ 2- 73c ISALTINES SNACKS California t 39c 1 E»Pre“ Tuna 2 7 ox wl cam 69c HALF & HALF quart 59' California 4 '* Aft> 5l APRICOTS ■ barta, A M 59' prose forward into lhe light. Or .It .can drop bock Into the dark- EXTRA LARGE Hfjtatoe confidence baa brought EATMORE fSBiillengts that must be faced: Kpsatruotlon of civilisation by ^nliilear warfare . . . unchecked I* pbpulation growth, leading to ■■ famine . . . moral destruction of V society through sensuality and FLORIDA ^Margarine Watermelon 1-lb. pkg. 109 |; Ln human conadoutnoB," he <U,1 dared. j of humanity, aa Individuals strive to understand and apply God's lava ... the truth of being.'' One of the specific contribu­ tions of Christian Scientists. Iw staled, la Ln bringing out the broad possibilities of "spiritual healing" and spiritual awake­ ning- '“There la no problem fac­ ing mankind today which can­ not be solved through spiritual awakening.** he added. A message to the meeting from The Christian Science Board of Directors noted the "radical changes" taking place In human­ ity's thinking about "the nature of Deity and God's relation to man.Read by Clayton Bion Craig. not signify the death ot God aa EATMORE MARGARINE 1 iii.pk.1O/ I LiflMl On* with S IS Oft mor* purchai ■ ticluding b*»r. win* oft tobacco) I I lhe purchaw ol • J or mere l-ot wt plg> ol 1 Emlwm si Krogar thru lhe'purchOM o» any 24b pkg ol ,. . g — .. _ _ Biscuits LIMIT BISCUITS I HOSTESS TRAY * wawn« | PORK SAUSAGE | ___ . todoow al Kreger thru or Ballard Ovenready l-u. wt tibe mb lhe pur<hare ol a SbeKoM fl PESCHKE'S I LUNCH MEATS ^^Pillsbury Buttermilk^^h I I STALEY’S WAFFLE SYRUP | lodoom al Krogor thru Saturday. Jueo FL 1966 *— --­ KROGER FROZEN 1 SARA LEE 1 »•—*-. m~i VEGETABLES | BAKED GOODS |. RAZOR BLADES BORDEN'S ICE CREAM CIANT CLEANER . r-yrJ NYLONS KROGH COUNTRY OVEN 1 I Graham Crackars ■ COOKIES | Redeem el Kroger thru human thought of a concept of Dotty a* a magnified human psraonallty—and an. increasing awaremes of tha nature of God aa Infinite Spirit, which Christ *■ x^chMa al nn 3 Hrt rt GOLD CREST CANDY ■ eaaurakaM alawaal I 1 KROGER J | VAC-PAC NUTS I KROGER SPICES LIQUID SWEETENER KROGER DRY MILK Announce Sunday'* Bible Letton the puichete ol a 34b too ol Kroger Vet-Pec COFFEE bMHng ch son of Dai ; same Ulla g-V- COLBY CHEESE fl ORANGES or LEMONS 1R> boBOroOMBey UU Shell*. ONIONS SPOTLIGHT �Start l Hfcnb Vsluabli Especially Others n iKlfWnerinfl HlkiSgyn aa high as 6U billion," Wenger •Nd. . -Far from being tha Cause of Farmers More Grapet. draped era among Mich Lockshore Bull Is Noted Sire quote for cheese to curb pritea; a 50 percent reducIn pork purchases for the Rprtenf MlcMgan agricultural ■reducts are milk and meat la that order. In 1066. Michigan teracre aoM over 300 mHlton OMhra wrath of milk and nearly Easy Form for icare Bills Is Announced plus any pert of Lhe 850 de­ ductible sUll owing him. Doyle said that a sample form MUler obtained milk and but­ and a copy that the older per­ son can use in making his first terfat production records on a claim will be included In "Your atteSe to* day from 5a MichlOlder People and gan Hotateto brads during 1064. instruction book that will be A total of 33 herds never enroll­ Phyticiant to Ute mailed la June to all persona in­ ed in any milk production test­ ‘Requett for Payment' titled to hospital insurance and ing. program were also Included medical insurance benefits under Ln the 1062 survey. Borne 32 hard* the Medicare program. Additional copies of the forma will also be available at physi- announced by Charles E. Doyle. Social Security field representa­ tive, Grand Rapid*. Th* "Request for Payment" form will be used for claim* un­ der th* voluntary doctor bill in­ surance part of tha Medicare program, Doyle said. Beginning July 1. people 65 and over who are enrolled far the voluntary Insurance will get payment for 80 percent of their doctor bill* and other medical expanse*, after they have met the first *50 of these expense*. The one-page form was devel­ oped In close cooperation with of his registered daughters clas­ representative* of the American sified wMh an average rating of 84.7 petottd. Barry Fann Calendar... IXFERT TIM Michigan's share of the Juice should continue to expand, but the fresh and wine market* will continue to be dominated by California. New management and harvesting system® may cut pro­ duction coats by 50 percent. The projections were made as part of Project '8«, MSU's futuristic Iook at Michigan'* save money on fertilizer and In­ rural potential by IMS. Investigating the future of the crease profits on better crop Blate’s grape industry are R. P. yields. Larsen. Myron Kelsey, Paul. A recent test by John Shick- Wooley and George McManus, laoa, tn charge of the Michi­ Jr., of MSU's Cooperative Ex­ gan Slate University soil te*t- curlty otllcea. and at cJTlces of the organisations in each are* who have been selected to re­ ceive and pay bills under the medical Insurance program. Your social security office Is creased per cow milk production located at 50 Ransom Jive NK, by 468 pounds to a lactation □rand Rapids. Michigan If you average of 11.778 pounds of milk. have any questions call 456-3241. During the same period, herds nog on teat In 1863. but joining * »ilk testing program after that date increased production by reived do not represent the soil 1J71 pounds to a lactation where the crop la being planted. average of 12303 pounds in 1064. Bhlcklung say* * fanner would Continuously crated herds In­ be better off. on the average, to creased production by 1376 use other Information as the Four items make up nearly 75 pounds of milk per cow to a lac­ percent of the total farm oper- tation awage of 14311 pounds aCJons coats according to analysis IBM* of more than 1,000 farms In the Michigan State University TeiFarm projects. Watch Big Items In Farm Expense men Must Cull Herd for Advisory Council, a group ap­ pointed under the law to ad­ vise on administrative policies and regulations Nine of the 16 members of the Advisory Council are physicians. It has also been approved by the Health Insur­ ance Council, a body represent­ ing the health insurance indus- found tn Um Michigan Bteto Bulletin MB. -CratecMM Mite* and ta*Mte of Datay <WU*.H This pubUcoUon can be ob­ tained from the Barry County Kxiwteeq Qffl** at ID1 A Mtata* igan Arena*. Test Soils for Efficient Fertilization The total of 3448 athlete* at­ tracted to this year's running of the Central Michigan Relays repreaenta an all-time record In the 25 years of the meet. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable Best Production ling 30 per­ rd annually, average of 36 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE iiuim m uic piuwuuu. The totals would be different prqfw Bean, county extension for special types of farms. For example, labor represents 46 agstii In Barry County reports percent of lhe total coat on 23400 of the 78300 cows in the Michigan DHIA program in 1063 cry were the idghrrd. cost items were removed from the herd for on a cash Crop, beef-feeding and southern dairy-general farms. On the ii mt hand, purcluusc feed represents 42 percent of the costs on poultry fsmu. But If farmed are, going to keep cants low. the places to watch ore tju- Soil Builders to Hear Dr. Son smith PASSING U IN CIRCUIT RUNNING To sMwor Hie questions of those persons who missed (he announcement of his candidacy, Richard Robinsoa, partner in Hie Eaton Rapids law firm of Robinson & Zantmyer, takes Hits opportunity to confirm that he is a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit which includes Eaton and paid. . Under the payment-to-pallent Michigan State freshman foot­ method, the patient will fill in the top half of the form and at- ball player Frank Waters. Jr, wears Jersey' number 43. His' fa- celpltd bills do not five the necessary basic facta about lhe services supplied and when and CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Block* and H minister of the Methodist Church. Michigan State University and graduated in 1939 with a B. A. degree in Economic*. Hi* plant to attend University of Michigan Law School were InterraRted by World War II. Hm Eaton County Farm Bureau, the Eaton Rapid* Kiwani* Club they’re Lightweight Block* NashvUIg, Mich. WANT MORE CORN THE NATION'S No .1 Nitrogen for Corn A montber of Hio Baton Rapid* Baaed of Educai, he algo eqrvre on Hie Board of Trustee* of th* ~ ‘" Methodist Church. A farm owner, You can PENNOCK Under the payment-to-doctor method, the patient will nil in the top half of the • Request for Payment" form and rive the A precHciwg attorney for 17 yean and former aidant of the Eaton County Bar Association, linson is a lifelong resident of the Central Michii area. His grandfather's original home wai in , ■ ' Woodland Township and ***."’ '' ‘he spent hi* early year* in various Barry County communities where hi* father, Reverend William D. Robinton. served a* a 301 V4-4*. Michl**" Ph. Wl 5-2983 Ride with The Dodge Boys. rrs tHcetlng Bunday. June I.', at 3 pm at the Bradley Hall In Bradley. The usual smorgasbord ROBINSON HASTINGS OFFICE E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE NOTHING, BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! No One, But No One Beat* Our Sarrica West Michigan’s Oldest NH3 Distributor. Call MANCO SMITH ELEVA' GOOD GUYS they all wear white hats' �Fred Oat d the Attic Chidester Area ■Die Merle Van. visit from thatr'l Byars over the > The Merle Vanderhoff* ot the Roy Blough's. The rbocker* went to Middle- hoff family spent the evening at the Merle Vanderhoff homo. -A Sunday night visitors at the Vanderhofls were Giro and Mar­ tha Routh. cloning with a toast that waa moat appropriate to the subject ALUMNI BANQUET ; Heid At The Episcopal Parish House Friday Night The ZZnd annual banquet of enjoyable one, aa it certainly "Along the Pika" -was most Blue Ribbons with "Dusty.” excellently responded to by Mre. two picnic Memorial wtekend. rreponre being given in rhyme Saturday they went to Lakeside and moot charmingly delivered. quet Mrs. Chaltio L. Stauffer, Life waa treated as "The Pika," Class of *M acting as tnaatutiawere deftly touched upon, hu­ with happy bite, introduced the morous^ and otherwise. In a- family over the weekend. . The Dayld Smith's little gid. Mindy Lee. te happy tut her Dad­ dy got her-----puppy. - Mrs. Steuffet filled the position Mtea Evcrnla Edwards, Class of in a' most acceptable manner and tha toasts Were unusually good. *90, responded to “Lights and The tint to respond was R. M. there being near Alumni and their normally a graduate of the Wesleyan Hoelievcd in dttsms-when they rneaU prepared by the Episcopal como true, but didn't believe in fore exceptionally wall qualified Prevtoua to thte banquet the membera gathered on Mr. John Brenner's lawn and in addition to Indulging tn social Intercourse, elected the following of- i rhlch she did ^la i > touched quite a popular was reeponded <chord when be referred to An­ ।drew Carnegie's, dream the good town a library and advocated Don luui been Installing some starting a library here. new oelte In the Jackson State room Hat at everyt! own. Then total up ii value. You rmy find present insurance < contents falls te »h< amount you reaDy n< call us for more u protection through owners policy. ErandsenC I Inurana Agency bat if you need transportation can 945-5935. two NCAA individual titles th 19a, with Jim Cure! of Butler, Pa. winning in parallel ban and Ed Gunny of Loa Angeles taking still ring honors . BANNER WANt ADS BRING RESULTS SHOP A«P-the store that cares...about you! GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, TOP QUALITY FRESH FRYERS Bentley Secretary-Miss Edith Lom- W. Ktafteld. a member of the graduating dare of 1004 and exBord vantages given What's naw In your home? Vacation Bible School win will be bald at the Hastings Baptist Church beginning Monday. June Memorial Day. Den Mother 13. and ending Friday, June 34. Vivian Knickerbocker, with her with a picnic. six Cub Scouts, marched. Things Bible School gets under aU went well. Vivian says, with the help of her Den Chief, Dan mteaal at 11:45. Curtis * The Knickerbockers MP as dinner guests recently Cliff and Ruth Ann McLoud and boys and girls will have an op­ LM Ann and Tina Marie. * portunity to win a free trip to Shirley Ashby's two children. Mike and Jamie, have had the mumps. * Don Roth, along with Bible school te sou. Wes, stopped Memorial Day Id visit the David Smiths. In the bjxl the Kenneth Buchers and school. Cemetery near Grand Rap- procotxtod to It in Baptist Church Bible School to Open Monday them, realizing Shortly after six o'clock the oellent service tended to make the evening a most complete and speaker interspersed his remarks SPECIAL School Election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the Qualified Electors of Quimby, Weeks and Hastings B-l THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON June 13, 1966 The Polls for the said Election will be open from Seven o'clock A.M., ond remain open until Eight o'clock P.M., of the same Election day. The place (or places) of ELECTION are indicated below West Gymnasium of the - The Michigan Bell Telephone Company has launched a cam­ paign against obscene and har­ assing phone calls. The Hastings area is plagued with these crimes. Kenneth L. McKee, area man­ ager, said Michigan Bell te deep­ ly concerned with UK increase asking or crank calls and that the company te stepping up ite efforts to protect customers against them. In a concerted attack on the problem. McKee said, the com­ pany is using new equipment and developing new techniques to Identify the calling number Among the new devices te one which has the capability of “locking in" on a call. In some cases, it can Ictfd to identifica­ tion of the calling telephone line even after the person who made the call has hung up. In addition, Mckee said, the phone company bks Mt up new procedures for the handling of complaints of such calls at each of Its business offices throughout the state. In each office specially trained service representatives have been assigned to handJc the complaints. In the Detroit metropolitan area, a centralized Annoyance Call Bureau has been estab­ lished. There specialists will co­ ordinate by the company's se­ curity people with the customer and police agencies. take to cope with abusive calls also were outlined by McKee. "Should you or your family re­ ceive obscene, harassing phone calls, don't talk. What the call­ er really wants is an audience. Don't be that audience and dont listen te hte abuse," McKee cau­ tioned. "Hang up whenever a caller uses obscenity, doesn't properly Identify himself, or says nothing. Use the telephone on.your terms to guard, against these invasions of your privacy." / In most instaneei. the custom­ er can solve the problem by not talking, or by hanging up. Mc­ Kee said. If lhe obscene, harassing calls persist, customers are urged to call their telephone company business office. Hastings High School a complain! to that action can he taken by the appropriate The following PROPOSITIONS or QUESTIONS will bo'voted upon: • “Shall the approved roorganixation plan for a Michigan law provides up to 00 days in jail and *100 in tinea for making obscene, harasilnr call. In addition, the telephone com­ pany te permitted to disconnect anyone proved to be making ob­ scene or harassing calls. The telephone company has always tried to protect the pri- within the Intarmadiata district of BONELESS, FULLY COOKED 4TH fr 5TM RIBS “SUPER-RIGHT' "SUPHt-RIGHT" BONELISS “• 79* Chuck Roast HAROLD S. STOCKWELL Secretory, Board of Education Canned Hams “ 69* 6 « 4” Haddock Fillets “ 79* Freestone Peaches 3 1 Creamsides F“CH- ,INtAF“£ - A"ICOT _ *7 Ac 12 * 49e Ann Page Preserves » / “ ICE CREAM BARS ■ ~ ' • J YUKON CLUB Beverages — —_ HELLMANN'S Mayonnaise & 65 Sultana Shriaip^ 49* T™toJuice3^ 79‘ jj. IH TOMATO SAVC1 As sorted Flavors a SILVER SKILLET • JULTAHA RHI (WALITT Ok Whole Wheot Breadi — _ SPECIAL OFFER/ A&P INSTANT Coffee i NET WT. JAB brand . H.H t Helf SAVB BANS PM 1°° JV I 39* Baked Twin Rolfe 25 Peach Pie Jelly Donuts 35* Cinnamon Rolfe __k WflC &. 39 Shortening Peanut Butter VELVET ISANO BRAND VUVtT SULTANA FINE QUALITY Salad Dressing QUART JAR ,.u 33‘ WHITE BEAUTY lo-oz. aar — Fruit Cocktail 3 ££ SAVE 19c ON TWO LOAVES —JANE PARKER CAN ASR, * ’ Sloppy Joes 2 «« 89 M^sup 15* HMcWs 3 ^ 89* Ann Page Beans ^5 33 Regular or U-Cal 35P 4 s 99* 3 65 2 73 NUTLEY FACIAL TISSUIS Puffs . ANGH. SOFT Hapkiits DIXIB—B-OZ., 89* Mar 25* C^leam 3^4S* Swwti™” 5 2 40-• J&29* Cold Caps RED RIPE Cake Mixes and Halibut Steak g A1P GRADE *A" HOME-STYLE ANN PAGE LAYER freighter* FOB BROILING O« FRYING SHERBET COVERED Two Michigan waterways, the Detroit Hirer and the shipping at Oaf.U O,* TA--J. __C Lakes -gi Beef Rib Roast “• 75* eliminate thia source ot customer irritation." McKee said. Great BLADE CUT Smoked Hams59i49^ propoMd local district (Hatting», Quimby and Woaks) CHUCK ROAST i'i Launch Attack Against Obscene Telephone Calls “Soper-Right" Mo Hiro Boef Whole Fryen ‘ tlu> wcrld better by our having mnnnrr ' During the banquet Troxd's lived ih It. orchestra furnished delightful "O u r Fraternal Gatherings" music, which with lhe beautiful was the subject responded to in Cut-Up Fryen Watermelons Hohroe 55c . Whole Mclom California Hums ine Month AMERICAN> PIMENTO CHEESE SPREAD Qoertera 29c Z&79* iijiiiiiiiiiM iiiH Thia la called "chalked in" class must depend largely on the and his talk waa on prison life. Mr. Smith sold that the people Individual member*. inside the prison were remark­ Mias Gertrude Bentley, Clare Invocation was offered by Rev. DO repeonded to the toast ably similar to thacc outside of Graft" statiorftiULt the news­ bytarlan Church, after which tito papers of today aro full ot ac- its laughable as well as pathetic banquet proceeded, the menu far whtob was as follows: The evenings enjoyment was win fortune by tali' means or Chicken Patties Wafers Plcklre foul Her conception of “graft", made still more complete by a Olives Radishes however, was wholly different. solo by Mrs. Jamre Troxel entit­ Ham Creamed Potatoes Scallop­ She referred to "grafting" every- led. "Whisper and I Shall Hear;" and a solo by Mr. Louis Shulted Corn Biscuit Brown Bread Salad Ice Cream Angela Food true and making a port of our- ers, eaititled, "Drilling" both be- �Stan Trumble Receiver Honor th* Lakewood High Church al Newberry, The newlywed, will reside near Stanley A. Trumble. OLU. of Delton and hope to find time Vermontville, field underwriter later ta the Bummer for abooMfor New York Life Insurance moon. Immediate d bd howwirir, rail tnr tha - —■ from lhe company’s 720-man Summer m North Central Region field force the groom whose sales record has qualified him far a special honor. He was Invited to attend a presidential der, _____ open house at the Royal Or­ er and Fourth Grade tosebar. city, they wUl Mop at Anchorage, leans Hotel In New Orleans on A laika, for refueling and only May 20-M to help New York 13 hour, after boarding the Life President Dudley Powell mark his 45th anniversary with tag. helping his parents aa a the company. cottage they are building at to friend. * 4 INSURANCE In Hastings .nd Surrounding Communifiei is More Aboul citing and historical point, of Interest offered by our neighbor­ ing state. Indiana, and they hope to be able to spend several days later in the Bummer visiting aa many as possible of these places. Perhaps the one wlio has the most exciting plans for the Bum­ mer U ML<ui Elisabeth (Betty) DoWaard, music teacher in the In Augiut Lake Odessa and Woodland few days schools, whose marriage to Wll- aula. Item Blackmore. AGENCY Kart Colaman Jim Colemon Z03 S. Michigan, Hasting* Wl 5-5412 Gaylord Laughlin. Junior High math teacher, Mrs. Laughlin and nt^ juttr ana bow. There wUl ba dancing to Uwe bands, pool tablas wUl ___ . .heading for Calif., where they w residing with the Sinclair* thia year, are planning to leave June 1 on.a camping trip to YellOwMtcna National Park and other point, of Interest. Later, Mr. Sinclair plans to do nursery wort ta an orchard aa part of his -vacation recreation." CEILING SPECIALS th. and it will be a short time indeed until these who are returning will be back in the clauroonu .tart­ tag the 1066-01 Khool year. But, Call Wl 5-SU1- has a very quiet Bummer planned. After teaching In the Bummer school, she plans to help tyo may develop sound, like a nice. I ORTHO OR OTHERWISE communications. Saturday for Boston and then planned to go to Venice Florida, lie mother’. home, Mrs. Margaret (Peggy) Cusack, second grade teacher, plana to definite plans other than M4ch' Malli In thU Bummer Khool at Lakewood and later In the Bummer she and her hus­ band hope to do some traveling. Eastern Michigan and mi ■ Mrs. Claudine Matthews, one lhe UP. during the 8u of lhe fifth grade teachers, is also scheduled to teach In Bum­ Joy the cloverleaf tour through mer school. Other plain are very S3 of the 39 Covered Bridget|M I Indefinite dua to the Illness of her which that county is famodas A mother, but she hopes to get In a possible trip to Owensboro, Ky, trip or two before school open. in the Fall. to attend a niece’s wgddlog la 'again i also being considered. • V-4 • - Ronald Martin, teacher of phy­ sical education and social studies SUSPENDED Utile later a patio will be pdd- billon. Summer program, undertaken by any of U* I (Eleanor), each their beautiful yard and garden, coupled with the fact Utatteis a member ot the achooi bne^ef Maple Valley, keep them quite busy. However, they expect to COLEMAN ZUS* Including tha Bad Yellowstone National ptennad to spend camping in State Park, or stay John Sinclair, Junior Rich In motels as Ute mood struck than!. Coming home, ths south­ ern route >111 bring thorn by the Odesaa), with hie family Grand Canyon and other points prreent Summer plansl Teachers atton. band La employed at Kroger* in Hastings, and their small daugh­ ter. were leaving Saturday for a two weeks' vacation In lhe WmtTaking the southern route, (be- teacher, whose husband, Vernon Macy, teaches fifth grade' at Sunfield, and both of whom will teach In the Bummer school, plan, to spend the ■ forepart of the Bummer gardening, freezing and canning, and enjoying her two children, a pleasure which is very restricted during the busy NEW! YARD & PATIO I I INSECT SPRAY I New from Ortho—so you I can enjoy outdoor Irving in states, returning by the Canadi­ an route where they will visit the Canadian Keswick, a widely known Bible Camp. Mrs. Joyce Steel, who has had a very busy year with two large Kindergarten classes, one In the forenoon and one in the after­ noon, plan, to spend most of her your own backyard. Kills . flies, mosquitoes, gnats, ants, lleas, ticks, chiggers, clover mites. Fast acting. Just spray your patio or yard with an Ortho Sprayette 1-3 hours before eating out. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat CITY BANK CRIDIT CARD PLAN. ------ -Owoa 24 a Dey------- uia|i o 2J1 w । Blairs t Farm & Garden »«-»»« ■ | ■,=5V mMS |»b| NOW EASY TO INSTALL ATTENTION SUSPENDED CEILINGS Miters of Hastings public schools, b-i Featuring Modern NU-WOOD® Designer Panels! Here's Hie modern solution to ceifing remodel­ WE OF THE WEEKS AND QUIMBY SCHOOL BOARDS WISH TQ IMPRESS OUR CONCERN ON THE ANNEXATION VOTE THAT IS COMING ON JUNE 13th. ing. Oar 'new suspended ceiling system takes Hse guesswork out of in*toliaHo<i. And the . __ , - As Low as 20c sq. ft. citiMns of the United States of America that we are losing one - ol our rigfts... Io educate our children as we see fit. We ai two (2) little 12 x 12 Room • lower, modern ceiling height a noise-reducing sound conditioning For as little as recessed translucent lighting easy access to pipes, wiring, ducts above ceilings You can install your new ceiling yourself with $28’0 easy-to-follow instructions Hint ye provide. Or hove us install it for you. Free estimate— F' Primary District have Io vole with Hastings District. All voles are counted as one and If the voters ol Hastings vote 'yes', we are then part ol Hastings District, even If we vote 'no'. Is this light! 2. Both Weeks and Quimby Districts turned down annexation al lhe last elec­ tion. The vote In the Weeks District on this election was 2J Io 0 against annexation. Should the people be FORCED to send their children someplace NU-WOOD against their wish! Product! for New Dimension* in Ceilings 3. Both schools have very good and qualified teachers. Both buildings are In White Vinyl Coated CEILING TILE TILE 12" x 12" Decorative TILES 12"x 12" 9W 17' I?* good repalr. We also are free ol debt with both treasuries In the black. Our lax base is adequate, yel less than Hastings. Why should wo like on more lax burden when everyone Is overtaxed now! 4. We hive been told that this Is Progress and that we are against Progress. That Is not true. We just wonder where Progress is going to stop! Aller our CEILING TILE Of CLOSE-OUTS A schools are all run by the Federal Government with no fecal b» at all! This Is the plan for the future with your child being sent where the Government wants Io send them. THIS IS WHAT WE ARE AGAINST. W« Appreciate tha Tima You Hava Taken to Road This and WrhW Urge You te Vote 'NO' on June 13, 1966. HOUSE i I FOR YOUR CONVINIINCI WK ARI PARTICIPATING IN THK HASTINGS I I. I I IN HANDY PINTS AND QUARTS Mrs. Hewitt, home, coming by way -pt- thp Northern route and vjaiLfng points of Interest on lhe way. Mrs. Marguerite Ohlrich, a second grade teacher, piao< fc? stay pretty close to home, help­ ing with the work on pie farm, enjoying her children ,'pnd^ri* ! WITHOUT YOUR .'NO' VOTE, THERE WILL BE NO MORE SMALL. DISTRICTS GINJARRY COUNTY. ONCE AGAIN! PLEASE VOTE W � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-06-16.pdf 5905ad5bab24be3416eb67e3d0f05216 PDF Text Text » I Scholarships, Honors Presented HHS Students on Last Day of School from Ireland and Karin Nilsson from Sweden. Weller. Scholarships and other awards Included: E. W. Bliss Scholarship James DeVaUlt. Beauner. held on Friday morning. Christina Campbell. lenbeck. Evelynns ’ Fuller Bonnie Javor. smith. Karen Green. Gloria Ca- John Seeber; Leadership. Terry Greenfield, and Scholarship. Don Henry. ' Cum laude honor* went to Cynthia Boltcher. Gloria Casey, Dennis Drake. Nancy Ellis, Marl­ on Gorham, Kenneth Weller and Stephen Youngs. and Steve Williams. John DeVaott, Norman Nash. Gene Storkau. Gayle Myers, Randy Bender. Janice Rust, Beree Darby and David Tripp. " Cum bow, Dennis Drake and Dar- Donn* Acker, Nancy Ellis, Famfeet Attendance — Sybil Dunn, tie and Sally Pierce. Kenneth Russell. Arloa Hayner tended Hastings High during the Uoiventty of Michigan Chib and Carolyn Jones. year. They were given to Plrvo Alro from Finland. Birgit Brodt Belfield. Donna Alien and Sandra.Ken- IservUe bar) - Lee Belfield. Dibna Brown. Carolyn Coats. Nan­ cy Ellis, Rosemary Ford. Kathy OMklll. Dick Gerllnger. Chris Hall, Dick Hamm. Gretchen Huebner. Steve Jacobs. Kevin Keost. Agnes McPharlln. Cindy Moyer. Doug OLaughlln. Mary Bettles. Tom 8m elk er. Jen 8 P r I n g e r. Mary Stutz, Chris Thompson,- Elaine Tucker. Evie von Reis, Nell Wilder. George Wlnlck Tom Bmelker and Mary Stutz received most valuable vocalist •wards. Nancy Ellis received a special Pam Carr. Harvey Hoffman, Carol Bessmer. Linda Burttay. Dave Vandenburg. Cindy Miller and Bryan Gordon. mar, Nancy Buehler, Kathy Acker. Diana Brown. Philip Hig­ Bumworth. Jeanne Cary. Elyse bee. Cynthia Moyer and John Dean, Janet Francisco, Karen Teunesaen. L II. Limb Scholarship- Pam­ lyn Gilbert. Sue Oilions. Sue ela Levengood and Carl HotTman. Emily McElwain Scholarship— Howes. .Sandra Gillespie; Darwin Jarman. Kathy Kauf­ Gayle Barlow. Garth Underwood Scholarship man. Lenay Lewis. Herb McCulllgh. Karen McKeough. Rudy —Stephen Youngs. Michigan Higher Education McPherson. Kris Martin. Cindy Miller. Lynda Pryor. Bob Ritter, Aet Scholarships — Terry King. Cynthia Moyer. Mary Lynn Bet­ Lynden Robinson. Jim Spencer; Janet Stauffer. Bonny Timm. tles, Patricia Stamm. Carole Jan Wieseniwfer, David Wil­ Sweet. Elaine Tucker. Dave Vanliams, Fred Jacobs, Harvey Holl­ Dcnberg, Kenneth Weller. Susan man. Mike FiUgerald. Randy Wellfare: Tim Williams. Stephen Youngs, Moyer. Larry Shaltls, Craig Ronald Bliss, Mark Burdi. Glor­ Huntley and Judy Stauffer. ia Casey. Jean DeMott. James DeVault. Dennis Drake. Nancy Mary Lynn Settles. Haiti no Manufacturing Cont- Ellis; Kathleen Gaskill. Richard Oer- Mark Burch Uatventty Michigan State Unlv«*lty Philip Higbee and Carl Nancy EllU. Greg Kenneth Weller, Cynthla Moyer. da Btaup. The Hastings Banner NUMBER 9 EDITORIALS UK gold losses abroad tn April. I One of the most perplexing enlgiw we read, was *70 million. n)uch|m:is in Viet Nam Is Th rich Tri of It to France. In the first four months of 1966. however, the loss in gold reserves was 13S million against 991 million In the same I period for 196&—an Improvement, Quang. the militant and ambitious Buddhist leader who is asking for UB. help to overthrow the Govern­ ment of Premier Nguyen Oso Ky ahd at the same time protests but still not good. Barry, Eaton to Combine Health i The orderly election tn the strifetorn Dominican Republic presents The purge in Red China, sim­ mering for months, probably should not be viewed with any degree of optimism by the Western World as a sign that the Com- Wieland and City to Have . Representatives Al Hastings, Eng. Departments REAL DANDIES—Kenneth Sprague, Jr, •-ye ar-old eon of Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Sprague of Middle Lake, exhibits two of lite big bass he caught on erawlera. The froeea one ou the left be caught Saturday, weight 4 pounds. Ou the right la the 41,pounder he caught Monday afternoon. The fish.were too big to land tn the regular way. Ken hauled them in like a tow rope. HI* dad works at the Bll*>u—Banner photos. Ask Bids to Widen Michigan Avenue State Rd. to Grant To Widen "Sil ftt to 40 Feel; Aidermen Study Plan to Improve Street Lighting; To Fence Park City Council members Monday night voted to continue the municipality’s long-range program of improving streets in the downtown area and approaches to (he City by authorizing the widening of North Michigan from State Road to Grant'Street. Hid* are to be opened at 2 p.m. Thurtday, July 14. With the widening of the three blocks of Michigan from 28 to 40 feet from State Road to Grant, only five blocks will day. July 7, to complete plans for a proposed merger of the coun­ ties* health departments. Mayor Godfrey Elected erally agreed to present the mer­ ger proposal to the county boards in July, to retain the present To School Board Tornadic Squall Swirls Devastation Across South Barry The Hastings Board of Educa­ tion Is to hold its reorganization meeting on TMeaday. July 6. In ! Many.Homes,Cottages, Barns Are Damagedihursda as Storm ~ Hits Area; Report No Injuries ginning July 1. Donald Sisson, Godfrey, vice president and treasurer of the Hastings Mutual Sth Grade Pupil, Haygrounds Dies Sunday Open for Weeks 1947. and held that position ever since, helping to gyide the dis­ trict through two major building Improved the South Broadway approach to the City. Construction of the present Michigan Avenue bridge started Home, cottage and farm owners in sections of southern Harry County were still cleaning and mopping up this week from the devastating effects of the vicious squall line with twisters which roared over the area Thursday morning. . Barry County Civil Defense Director William Barr ol !*iae Lake reported that damages were.high but that residents escaped Injury, despite the uprooting of,.................................. ....... ~ large trees, crashing branches i and damaging hotnea. , KaflBp City. Of Fun, Gaines Hastings 39th annual play­ ground program opened Wednes­ day and this Friday afternoon will be scavenger and peanut been named president - elect of the Hastings Lions Ciub and Is to succeed Norris Bacon on July eratlon from everyone.** Barr de­ clared. praising the work of Barry County authorities. Delton You’re Invited To Open Forum He was bom on April 31. 1961, in Hastings, the son of Paul and Jean (AUerdlng) Sisson Wieland. 48. successful tn his first bld for public office. Is a league*. Forty-five boys, 16-1B, 1937 graduate of Freeport High signed up to play in the Moose Connie Mack four-team league. Everyone interested is invited to arts degree from Manchester Swimming U generally fea­ attend an open forum on Medicare College. North Manchester. Ind 1967 and MUI from Michigan to tured on Tuesday and Thursday to be held at 8 pm. Wednesday. of each week during the elghtBroadway was built Just 10 years of the Hastings Klwanls Club ago. In 1968. ora Jean. 17, and Cheryl Anne, and the Hope Church of the The City’s plan to Improve 1. and his paternal grandmother, Brethren. He and his wife. Betty, tlrere will be no swimming this street lighting was delayed un­ Mrs. Agatha Loveland of Has- were married In 1948. They have Thursday as swim classes are be­ til the Consumers Power engithree children, Rez, a 13th grad- ing conducted at the “Y" camp. Director Lewis Lang report* there are 348 boy. and girls the company's press division* which include manufacturing plants in Canton. Ohio, and Has­ tings. He has been with Bliss Naahvllle, died Wednesday at the Medical Faculty. Services at 3 Friday at the Vogt Funeral Association will hold a general meeting this Thursday at 7:30 pm. al the Community Building at the fairgrounds. “bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from ibe Banner files Thomas F. Water*, son of Mr. and Mm Ray E. Water*. Has­ ting*. received Che degree of doctor of philosophy of fisheries and wildlife at Michigan State University Bunday. Tom has ac­ cepted a position as fisheries bio­ logist in charge of the Pigeon River Research station at VanJames Faulkner, son of Mr. and Mm Paul Faulkner, Middlevllle, on Friday was awarded a PhD degroe in nuclear physics from the University of ChicagoJim, who la connected with the Unlvwstty of California at Berk­ ley and with the nuclear labora­ tory at Livermore, didn't make the long trip back to receive the On Medicare Many Attend Demos Festival Many enjoyed the Yesteryear Festival at the Community Cen­ ter Saturday afternoon and eve­ ning, and the Barry County Thunderstorms, accompanied by high winds, heavy rain and even hail, swept into the air. Large trees were broken off and uprooted north of Cloverdale, blocking M-43. State Highway crews went to work immediately the University of Kentucky and University of Michigan and was resident surgeon st Blodgett Memorial Hospital for three years before caning to nestings He has participated In many ac­ tivities He Is married and has Last Spanish War Veteran Dies Wednesday J. Frank Reynold*. 94. believed to be Barry County* last living Spanish-American War veteran, died Wednesday evening. June «. at the Veteran* AdmlnUtrallon Hospital in Battle Crook. H* had been at the VA Hos­ pital for 1.300 days. �'isftor from Florida ;£T.JS 1 stltutlon * n-rn ' mH'rh ■ ■ - AftiT this trip Maa nmhd wrote a to-pege account at their World Tour ud titled B. "Pardon -* Thumb." Copies of tfcto report for tlflO. As a nulUr of fact. r a very few are now available, total number published having been sold some years ago. What a vast amount of suppto- ««« WWI Barracks Names Officers The awtoo-Bany County Uno Barracks nrganbnUon of World War X vetaWns have eleoM new SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN My Husband SIRLOIN STEAK ton office. A highlight of the •rent was the evening dinner June e at which cerUOcater. were presented the honored inventors. Lovely Parties Honor Linda Wood As Wedding Nears tteaks-and hei is loo. . Wbe. he ffoein'i know rtxwch. I. Ih.1 IIhelp m.k. him e«pert-b«.v.e I buy •“ b" •’"k* he ”.......... ’ pausch. • When telorlll. .leek. from Felpeuuh, I know bo'll gel compliment. every tlm. .nd thU m.k« him h.ppy-.nd when he's happy. I'm happy. ‘ So you see Felpausch and I are really his silent part„„.^J7d=n'? <b.rS. me . penny -he ~nph- Swift’s Premium Pro-Ten BLADE CHUCK STEAKS - - - lb. 69c T-BONE STEAKSlb. $1.09 MANHATAN BROIL STEAK ST lb. 99c EXQUISITE 'TIRO' SIMULATED PEARL ments he gets. 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Spartan Coffee 3 Redeem your bonus cord coupons 100 STAMM n Ml EXTRA STAMM WITH PURCHASE Of 34AS. OF FRESH GROUND BEV OR AUBEEF HAMBURGER. wra PURCHASE or A 1<MI. <* MOM MO OF CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ' I countst kish rAYTAfE - - 'COTTAGE 1 I I CHEESE , I W1M ™ L ™ J i **» * ” °* *ou fOOD Q TMtU fAT_ JUNS IS. IMS. 1 ’CAKE | MIXES."™ Carnation "" �I Trailers to Converge Here 200 Births at Pennock We have the latest patterns Former Circus Russell Hankins, managvr of the Hartings Area Chamber of Commerce, has announced that Hastings win be the rallying Kt for more than 200 memof the Wally Byam Caravan Club International, Inc. Called the **T«xaa HUI Coontry Unit," trailers from aa far away aa El Paso, Texas, are to atari arriving at the falrgroands on Wednesday, June and continue through 8*1nrday, June 25. The unit wUl then go to Cad'llac for the National rally to be held there the following week It is possible that Hastings might host other groups on their way home after the National session. Hankins said. Violinist of . Lake Odessa Dies n, A FLOCK TO M«tT ■VlkY IU004T Prisoner Escapes From Work Crete Plans Cab Service Meri L. Sherk. 708 W. Green, has asked the CUy Council for a license to operate a cab business. He requests a cab stand at the East End Cigar Store during the day. and plans to operate out of his home at night The request was referred to committee. More About------ HASTINGS FIG COVERING minute lour of the Hastings Kroger Store Wednesday morning of last week. Mrs. Benedict won a Pepsi Cola contest to earn the right to collect all the groceries she coaid in Ave minutes. With her in the picture Is the Pepsi Cola representative, Robert Robin­ son. manager of the Kroger Store, and her husband and daughter, Margaret, I.—Banner photo. 121 W. Stat- St. frfrtre Ahant- Barry Storm Continued from Page One City Council Continued from Page One ones on Church from Green to Thom: take out five and install seven on Jefferson from Green to MUI,.and on Michigan take out 24 old lights and install 24 new ones from Green to Wood­ land. The change would cost Has­ tings an additional 51,403.15 a year. Alderman Morey said Con­ sumers would trim trees around the new lights, which would be Installed at a greater height than the present ones to permit more coverage. Petitions were read Monday night for eurb and gutter on Woodland Avenue. Action was delayed until Ai­ derman Dale Bassett can check with property owners who have not signed petitions to determine whether they want the improve­ ment. . Petitions for curbs were re­ ceived from the Baptist Church. Jim Barr's Tire Shop and Local 414. Mrs. Richard M. Cook was re­ appointed by Mayor Franklin C Beckwith as a member of the Public Library board for a fiveyear term. Aidermen adopted amend­ ments to the new toning ordi­ nance which will become ef­ fective after It is published. They referred to committee a request from the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce for a 5500 appropriation to that organiza­ tion. and also referred to com­ mittee the Salvation Army’s re­ quest to place a drop box In a municipal parking lot. Councilmen authorized Instal­ lation of a new aluminised .•tee! fence around the Second ward park nt a coat of 5901.50. The fence will be six feet high. More About----- Backward Glances Continued from Page Ona Sussex. England, this week, sent in honor of tbo launching of the luxury liner, the "Queen Mary." i —especially surprised, as a mat- 1 ter of fact, Ln that It was ad- . dressed to "His Worship The Mayor, Hastings Michigan, U. A I A. Charley says that ho has been 1 called many things during his lifetime, but never that. \ „• • • Albert (Dyke) Dykstra leaves Bunday for Camp Owasalpl, dear . Whitehall for a training course ' in Boy Seoul camp leadership. | Later be will go to Camp KIShau-Wau In Illinois as assistant director In the Starved Rock ■ Area council of which Lloyd Shafer, former Scout leader here Is director. 40 Years Ago A vacation reading club for students In grades three to eight has been organized by Miss Jean Barnes. Hastings librarian. Lists of books for each grade have Ixxn mode and members who have completed the most books and kept tile best notebooks re­ garding these assignments, will be awarded prizes at the end of the Summer. Hastings High Alumni on Fri­ day will conduct a> memorial ser­ vice on the high sf-Jinol grounds Friday In fioAorof Laurence J. Bauer and Reuben PAskill, the two Hastings high graduates who were killed during World War I. The service will be held near the flagpole erected in their memory. 50 Years Age X Elghty-nlne seniors, the largest class In the history of Hastings schools will receive dlpoitnaa next Thursday afternoon. On the program will be: Salutatory — 'The Purposeful Life,” by Amel) Wolfe: class history by Crystal Freeman, class motto. “Be Not Been." by Lenna Wagner; ora­ tion, ’The Making at an Ameri­ can." by Keith Chidester; class prophesy by Doreen Potter; r.laai will by Gardner Chidester and the Valedictory by Mildred Ket­ cham. Diplomas will be present­ ed by Mr. E. A. Rider, presi­ dent of the school board. Sheriff Mann! was called on Monday to drive out of the coun­ ty a Gypsy gang who were an­ noying farmers of Hope town­ ship. They had encamped at a roadside two days previously and then began to help themsetww to any Ching wanted—and without bothering to ask permission or give payment for materials ap­ propriated. badly damaged. A large tree was uprooted along side of it. pull­ ing much of the building with president of the Hastings Mu­ tual Insurance Company, said To Attend GVSC Honors Program Nashville High School junior. Karl Kane, an Honor Society although some course at Grand Valley State College at Allendale. Mich., west of Grand Rapids. His stater. Pat­ ty Kane, a 'M grad, is also s "'•'nber o' the Honor Society They are the son and daughter HASTINGS Joan Rassicotte Receives Degree The Shelp Lake area was hit. including Rankin Hughes' barn and the Otis Hermenltt corn crib Just east of Hughes' place. The silo on the Ralph Peake farm was destroyed and a barn FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 19th Charg* Account Today I Sue Raasicotte. has just received his law degree from the Univer­ sity of Colorado. Mary Sue will Penn-Prest Docron*polyester-cotton ox­ ford: button down collar. WtaHe Penn-Prest Dacron*polyester-cotton broad­ cloth: short point col■fcr. White. 3.98 3.98 Penn-Prest "Grand Vi­ no' polyester - combed cotton: assorted solid 100% Fortrel* polyes­ ter never - iron tricot: short point collar. White. 3.98 3.98 WE'RE ★★FORA* POP -ISM , We believe Pop is entitled to everything everybody cando for him..—>. A man likes to walk out of a store with clothes that are right the first time. A Towncraft label means every stitch, button, seam, is right. Backed by testing. 100% combed cotton velour v-neck pullover: Peqn-Prest Fortrel® polyester-combed cot­ ton plaid; assorted washfost cooks. Father's Day is not enough. At Penney's we work for Pop all year around. Our Towncraft" brands cater to what a man wants. No fuss. Good tailoring, good quality, good fabric, good fit. Sensible prices. We believe Pop deserves the best all the time and we mean to keep it that way! Pop-ism is a tradition at Penney's. - Vycron® polyestercomoed cotton knit: fashion collar, lOrifi tail, slit Father's Day is June 19! You'll be sure he’ll like it, if it's Towncraft tides. Bon-Lon® 100% nylon knit: two-tone fancy links, fashldn collar style*. �Spooking of car safety, it teems to u* that too many young try of In a tightly ruled police stole. The the "show off" variety are using ones who manage to keep their Um? city streets 4* raceway* tor mouths open and their jugular b-o-o-m-l-n-g starts and screech­ ing turns. Probably lhe idea is to 4***p_ An open houaa was held al ths Hastings Hotel all afternoon during which limo thaw was a congratulatory telegram from hsve any conception of what people really think? Probably not and probably tiiey won’t until those supposedly fast and infallible re­ Bottum in Ann Arbor, who was actions prove to be not quite quick unable to attend hla 50th reunion enough to avoid the crash which because ol recent surgery. At the banquet honored guests everyone may not prove fatal. of W6 whose members really came through with some exceptional rec­ ord* during their four scholastic years. A* our favorite father-in- Only ’ $209.95 Till Tasi*i*tor Recorder* fvoa* $11.95 t• $69.95 able to attend. The class oxnmittoe had been so in hopes that their popular young coach back 1918, Verne E. Roger oC Ann Artx/r would be elite to attend, but a note from his daughter, I ■ In hla former classmate* or in। Hastings, and one of the.' prime movers behind this very successful and enjoyable reunion. gonfalon to the Class of '16 which In three Alumni banquet deals, brought together 41 members fcr It seems to us that both the super­ their golden anniversary reunion intendent of schools and the high —quite a record, we would say. school principal should, at the very least be given an honored guest statu* and that one or both ment in its day and was the first might well be given an active part class in the history of the school in the program. Seldom, if ever, to nudge the 100 barrier—missed It are these two key individuals by only one or two. a* we recall. graduates of the school they serve. Among other things, the member* Their competence as administra­ of tills class have maintained a tors and leaders, however, lias an sense personal interest and loyalty Important bearing on the quality that baa extended over a period of of education offered by a com­ five decades—or, to put it tn a munity and good relationships tending 50th year class reunion and banquet were. Grace Ben­ ham. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Smith. Largo, Fla.: Mr. and Mra. Oriey Marie Estep Burdick, Hickory Corners; Crystal Freeman. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Wood. Kala­ mazoo; Klien Kelley, Mr. and R. E. Houston, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Fay Finnic, Cape Cod. tloci to officers, are Patricia Mose.; Mk. and Mra. George Greenfield, Jean Kimmel. Helen Martin, Max Myera, Keith and Elsie Sage. versary jdaia included Mrs. Bar­ est (Maxine Ayers) Schondettnaytr, 638 E. Clntou; Mrs. Dan­ iel (Lucile Boylan) Hull. Battle WI 5-4284 POP is TOPS with us too! gift* CHUclun of the Yale Dhrlnlty School. Mrs. Eugene Guernsey led the pledge service for 1966-67. New officer* were installed by Mra. Robert Godfrey, past presl- gever. Grand Rapids; Robert Andrew Brown, Libertyville, Ill., and Palm Beach. Fla.; Arcelious Class of 1966 and Greg Webster Campbell. Dowling; Maud in Charlton. Mra Arthur J. Cook, gave the response. Bernard Whit­ more gave the response for the 35th anniversary class and Mra. Robert (Mildred Kotcjxim) gave the response for the 50th annl- munlty. both of which are Impor­ tant to the development of an enduring Interest 'in tlie school among graduates. It Is this sort of interest on which strong alumni Music Center Stwtw Smith; Sarah. Mr*. C. B. Howe; Dinah, Mrs. Edward Freeland, Jr.; Joanna, Mra Resell Stanton; Mary. Mr*. Burlan Williamson; Miriam; Mr*. John Mahler; Naomi. Mr*. Thom**) Goodyear, English teacher, and music trenher Mra Fraser (Gladys Fetter) Ironside. enlightened people everywhere. It was a great demonstration of cool­ headed and efficient operation under a definitely high pressure Will really appreciate this purely :tical Tap* Recorder! It offer* ything you'll ever need in a stereo The nominating committee in­ clude* Chairman Mra. Richard De­ Molt and Mra. Vemar Blough. Mra Robert Godfrey. Mr*. Charite Mor­ rill and Mra, William Towne. Circle chairmen for the coming Marriage Licenses tie Creek; Mra Vera (Beverly Brass) McMillon, Lansing; Mra Robert (Frances Bilvin) Keeler, R2; Alden Burgeoe, Grand Ha­ ven; Mra Ben (Greta Cogswell) Endres, Freeport; Ranald Conk­ lin, Battle Creek; William Craw­ ford. 903 a CMa; William Dib­ ble, Prairie Village. Kans.; Mrs. John (Loretta Dryer) Mcilvaln. East; Raymond Hull, 915 E. The following Morning and Railroad; Robert Abbey. 1020 a Michigan Ave.; Harold Kimmel, ■Afternoon Circles will meet on 301 B. Broadway and Rev. Was- ;June 21: Ruth Circle will leave cy Hanker, Traverac City. :Hasting* at 12 noon to go to Mra. Keith Chase's at Gun Lake for a Postscript notes from the 50th 'potluck; Sarah Circle, at 12 noon, reunkmlng claso al the H.HS. iwill meet at the Church to go to Alumni Banquet—Tho gathering ,Mra. Floy Bechtel * at Gun Laks st the Parish House, for class ,for a potluck; Joanna Circle at member* and guests following '1:30 pm. at Mra Herbert Wedris, the banquet, was a gala event 016 , N. Toffee Drive. and the background music of the On June 27 the following Eve­ grand piano was played by Mra .ning Circles will meet: Miriam Leone (Fortier) Bak of Jack- jCircle at 6:30 at Mr*. Richard Du­ son. A year ago Mra B. was the .val's. Algonquin Lake, for a ealad pianist al the movie In Hastings ,potluck; Mary Circle at 7:30 at and there was considerable group -Mra. Andrew Kennedy*, R3; Nao­ singing as she played so iklll- :mi Circle at 7:30 at Mra Joyce fully during the evening. Miller'*. 220 W. Marshall. • The art work for booklet about if the class member* that j■ Guests of the Ollie Coleman all of ths daze had printed, was done family for several days this week by '66 grad Mark Engle, grand- have been hl* cousin, Mr. and Mra. son of one of the T6 member*. Nixon Cawood and two sons of Wallace Osborn. 1 Augusta. Oa. ________ FISH FRY Friday Night JUNE 17 All You Con Eot! Adults $1 6 to 8 o'clock Children 50c Elka and Their Gueits ELKS TEMPLE, Hastings Mra. Stanley (Barbara Joimcocki KuempeL 632 E Hubble; Mra John (Beverly Jones) Bogner. slack* and business meeting was by Mra Orville Cut­ president. OFFICIAL CALL 1966 FALL REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION Myers, 718 & Market; Mrs. How­ ard i Helen Naylor> Martin. 728 W. Grand; Robert Parker. Has- U*ktw*M shirt,easy «r*,l«-17'A Tic & Kerchief Set*. $2.50 & $3.50 CHOOSE Dad's Special Gift from Our Men's Featuring the Unusual but Useful Gifts. for th* purpose of electing 8 delegates and 8 alternates to the 1966 Fall Re­ publican State Convention to be held in Detroit, Michigan on Friday and Saturday, August 26 and 27, 1966. The 6 County Delegate! of Barry County ore elected at large. A list of th* number of Republican Delegates from each District or from each Word or Precinct within each District to-be elected to the County Conventional th* Primary Election on August qk 1966, has been filed with the Count/ Clerk'* office in the City of Hastings, Michigan. GIFT CERTIFICATES Issued for Any Amount FOR FATHER Complete your collection the eco­ nomical way! All era high-quality. Mia Hammn Hack Siws SrwSsU IWW ftM Ruh McPka’din 'Duds Fer Him and Her' Wo Rent Formal Wear The Republican Executive Com­ mittee of Barry County, Michigan, directs that a County Convention of the delegated representatives of the Republican Party of Barry County shall be held in the Circuit Court room, Court House, in the City of Has­ tings, Michigan; on; W*dn*sdoy, August 17, 1966, at 8 o'clock p.m. GIFT BAR >«r FJ.'» t* mstdi Mh. 1, M, L XL 13 91 To the Republican Voters of Barry County: Tin Snips Anflt Wrutta WMdCliMh Afifta Lmt» Screw DifrM fell Pipe Wreedm This County Convention call is made by order of th* Barry County Republican Committee pursuant to th* Statutes of th* Stat* of Michigan. Dated at Hastings, Michigan, this 14th day of Jun*, 1966. DOROTHY ADROUNIE Actin* Chairman FRAN KMIV io* wra *«••» a �Personal Mention Hyrt'i a Colut jug* fqr to watch them in flight to -Thia, lor Rolli irleaf, butterilake, potato bhcuitt, hard roffs and lem developed and Uiough the Colemans, in telling of this dilemma, ask for any and all speculations that might suggest possible solution. ■ . ‘..f visiting friends Michigan. Mra. and reiauvea tn --------------------Cooley's father. George Jufgsslrom. lives in Mlddlevills. their daugii- throughout the grounds and thcae (Dixie) and daughter live In Big Rapids and their son. Leon, aiul IKf* 1111 NORMAL SCBOOL <!UDI AHA-T«l.> wfIafa of Ut woodpeckers started pecking around Washington. They plan to be in Hasting* die rest of this week to visit all of their friends here. When the Cooleys left Florida the storm -Alma'' had just hit the coast of Florida and followed them pert and made the opening so large that the wrens left, with peckers did not move into the vacated houses or neither did any other kind of bird. ' Could tills present a type of perplexing integration situation? There was no ujjparent battle or lighting so could It be some sort Lathrop, Hl Delton; Marie Estep I ladya Higdon Crockford, Woodland; FRESH DONUTS Society newS from the Superette luncheon and bridge Tuesday of- FROSTED fr DECORATED Donuts 69c dox. Plain 59c dox. ■TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Item* That SELL REGULARLY FROM $4.95 to $14.95 Ndw on Sale at $400.$700 and $lQoo We Have a Good Selection at Each Price Hodges jewelry Established 1931 Use Your H.C.B. or Security Charge Card Chocolate Glazed Donuts ' 6 for 42c A yeast raised dough and ctyxolafe glazed. A large variety to choose from. Remember Mondcy it PANTRY DAY and Every Wednesday COOKIE DAY! DALE’S BAKE SHOP DeWlit. Wayland. Otsego. Alma, Florence. Wit, Chicago. Ill.. South Bend. Ind., and Milwaukee. Wit. parents of lhe groom, hosted the rehearsal dinner at the Hotel Has- when Mra. OusUr entertained floor-length sheath gown of can­ HospitAl Guild No. 1. At the, dielight linen. shantung. Venice business meeting money-making? lac® accented Uie empire waist and . k.--------- . —«lhnu--lmuUi xlfevejL THe slim xklrt i Venire lace around the hemline. bank. June 20, at the Parish A long dctacliable chapel-length House. The next meeting will be t train folded into a box pleat. Her September U8th with the present ' bouffant veil of silk illusion was I held In place by a small Swedish officers on committee. | crown of pearU and crystals. She Mr... UM CuU mtenMwM I"™, a few friends for luncheon at ,n{ fratliercd white canialtons and the Tuck Club in BatUeCYeek Kllow- roses, entwined with varieMonday in lionor of Mra. Ros» KnteU *'y K’avc3Dunns June 10th birthday. Mra.1 ML* Mar>' Labcrtcaux was maid honor.----Miss Ann Clarey and' M. R. Kinde of Battle Creek, □t' -------former Hastings resident, was Miss Marilyn Lawrence of Kala­ mazoo and Miss Lmda Wood were among Hie guests. bridesmaid.). The attendants went gowned Quests of Miss Grace Edmonds, who now resides in on apartment alike in nlle green linen shantung next to lire Lutireran Church on floor-length drrssvs with elbow S. Jefferson Streetr-havr been her length slcevea. The empire waist­ [cousins. Mrs. Eafl Fnise <Aehsa lines were graced with embroidered I Edmands > of Roanoke, Va„ and yellow roses, with a detachable [Mrs. Stanley Wood of Kalamazoo. watteauTrain attached in the back. ■ Tltcy visited Mra. Gordon Edmonds They wore matching green petal I at Mary Free Bed Hospital hi licad plrcra attached to layers of Grand Rapids where site is re­ sliort veiling and each carried a covering from a hip fracture. The double empire Topiary bouquet of l E. H. Pates of Lincoln Park visited puatel gnren and yellow carnations. I Miss Edmonds recently—U» first Dave Storra of Kalamazoo wa* tune since the Edmunds home on best nun and ushers were Stephen 8. Michigan Avenue hud been sold Y'oungs, brotlier of the groom; to W. A. Buehler, who intends• Thomas Baty, friend of Eastern -----Dr. --------------------------------------------io convert the house into four < Michigan University and Donald apartments. Mrs. Pate to Die for- Juplnga. • ------- friend — ■ and• "• Richard — Toth mer Frances Edmonds. Inciden­ and John Furesnun. roommates, tally. Frances believes that she luu oil of Michigan Suite University. taken -Tlie Hasmgs Banner,'1 as Mrs. Jacobs chose a three-piece, lone of the record readers, ever worsted silk ensemble of frosty [since she left Hastings, tnd that yellow, with matching accessories । was almust 50 yean ago. She's in id n green hat for her daughlet 'a | never mhsed a copy mid she won- wedding. 'Die groom's mother wore dera if there are many who could an ice blue ensemble with match­ beat this. She would be interested ing accessories and a blue net lul to know. (So would we.) Both mothers wore u green Cyiu| A guest at Uie Roman Feld- bldluin orchid corsage. been Miss Jane Norristown, Pa. Relfsnyder FOR SALE of Hastings Country Club immedi­ ately following lhe ceremony. The club was beautifully decorated hi pastel shades of green and yellow decor. Music for dining and danc­ ing wm furnished by Mrs. Wayne Presiding over the ceremonies of Kalamazoo assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tnffec Mrs. John Toffee and Mrs. John Mahler. Jr.. noir opened the gifts: Mra. Byron Fletcher and Mrs. ’Dtomu Steb­ bins cut the cakfc; Mrs. Robert King. Mra. Robert Cook. Mrs. Ken- O’Donnell poured coffee; Miss sis to shower Uie Assisting around teaux, Dr. and Mra. Norbert bchowaltcr. Mf. and Mrs. John Hopkins and Robert King. TAFFU ADDITION—CORNER GUNWOOD & COLFAX Almost new brick ranch bouse Iocs ted on 3 lots. 3 bsdroomi. 2 Vi bsth», ceramic tiled, colored fixtures, built-in formica vanities. All electric kitchen, Frigidaire wall oven and counter lop Stove, disposal. KitchenAid dl»hwa*her, breakfast bar. Double fireplace be I ween living room and paneled family room. Wool carpeting throughout, lhermo-pane windows throughout. 57 ft. recreation room. Gai heat, waler softener, humidifier. Incinerator. . 3-car attached garage, heated—will accommodate boat or house trailer. Electrical)/ heated driveway. Call 945-2347 for appointment presents MRS. MICHAEL CHASE YOUNGS . . Miss Jan Jacoba Becomes Bride. Afternoon Nuptials Unite Couple at St. Rose Church Youngs changed to a nlle green and white A-Une linen dress with matching jacket, and her mother's green orchid corsage was pinned on her before leaving, as her were natural straw with a celery Breen trim. They left for Lake Mfciiigan and on to Chicago until Wednesday to return for the wed­ ding of Hua Linda Wood tone of toe new bride s bridesmaid! • end Michaal Corrigan on June 17 Out-ot-town gutala came uam Lansing. Pontiac. Cadillac, Detroit BloonfBeld Hina, Kalamazoo. St. Johns. Battle creek. Garden City, , Coffee Cakes f«mi|r *“ 63c: Small 35c WILSON SISTERS DANCE STUDIO wedding luncheon was given by Stebblras and third to Mrs. Ro­ Thc party began Monday Miss Jun Jacobs, daughter bert Cook and Mra Frank Mc­ morning with coffee and vlsltCloskey. In east-west play, tied 1730 N. Bro/dway. and Michael 6. Engle's home on W. Madison guests at the former's home. and Richard Hudson and B Youngs, 232 W Clinton Street, were united In marriage in a Charles Potto. Tided went to born, had Invited the guests for lovely ceremony Saturday. June 11. Uie day and at noontime they walked across Uie adjoining the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Smith of Battle Creek were part gardens to -Mrs. Osborn's home Church. Tlie Rev. Fr. JOseph Dun­’ of the AAA Spring Time in lhe where luncheon was served. They phy officlaud in the presence of Rockies excursion to Denver. Colo., over the Memorial Day weekend. Julie Birk (Mrs. Wilbur) a fond 250 guests. I They visited Denver, the Air Force PaUy'a and included, Mrs. Don-. ' White gladioli, pastel green and!II Academy at Colorado Springs and aid Weaver. (Helen btrunbecki , at the yellow carnations and palms graced had *•-J dlnnr Sunday night -> □f Kalamazoo. Mrs. Orville Ehr■ trey's (Mrs. Robert) homo on [the altar and sanctuary and the Flying W Ranch outside Colorado liardt (Maxine Erway) of Battle W. Green street Wednesday af­ [aisles were decorated with white Springs, along with some 1.100 ternoon. It was a delightful Creek and from here. Mra. Hur- I'carnations, wedding greens and others who were on the tour. They old Kimmel (Jeun Harrington), party and there were many good green streamers. w Lalies for the iionortc wlfji the Mra. Clinton Brill (Virginia!' ; Soloists', Miss Linda Gillespie 'Don't jet Morgan • and Mrs. Drew prevalent admonition. Tr~'t Rome Ffldapusch and Richard and Paul Braden, were accompaall your your Anderaon). Ann- Arbor take up all . . . . inled by Mrs. Wayne Peterson at Fcldapusch were at Notre Dame time—remember to return to over the weekend to attend their There was a delicious cook- jtll<? visit your friends In Hastings. out at toe Roland Ouster home! Escorted to the altar by her on Wednesday evening. June 8,1 father. Uie bride was attired in a and the 15th far Dick. Summer SALE! | FRIDAY & SATURDAY Garlic ToastSpacial 26c Society newS Mrs. Fred Porteous entertained Paul Faulkner, Mrs. Roger WIs- eight guoou. for luncheon Fri­ weU and Mra. Chester Hodges. day in honor oi Miss Jane Keif- | snyder, of Norristown, Pa., a In tlie duplicate bridge gome houseguest of Mra. Roman Feldal the Hastings Country Club puusch. The afternoon was spent Tuesday evening, north-aouth playing bridge with awards gowinners were Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard, second went to Mrs. We Make 'Em ... Watch While 122 W. State St. to be ns good as another. The Colemans feel sad and liilnk It too bod that they nBw have six empty wren house-- They are in a quandary and wandering how to 6 for 45C,; SAVi 6c—Mng. 32< Mtg. Seasoned just right snd ready to eat- Judge and Mrs Archie McDonaid moved into their new home on Friday. Mrs Chester Stowell was in Harbor Springs Wednesday to at­ tend the State Federation of Gar­ den Clubs meeting, tables were Mrs. Vine Tabor of 205 N. Michigan Open Daily Beautifully arranged garden flowers (the bouquets of pansies were exquisite > decorated tlie Danish Pastries CALENDAR CAPERS FIRST DANCE AND BATON REVUE $1.00 Adults 50c Children Saturday, June 18 7:30 P.M. Central Auditorium Spacial Gueit Performert RESTORATION ARTS DANCE THEATRE COMPOSED OF DANCERS FROM RENE RUSSELL'S DANCE STUDIO, WINDSOR. ONTARIO. AND ROBERT AND NOR,MA TAYNTON'S STUDIO. DETROIT. �BANNaB Graduation Always Is Happy Period, Time lor Parties Lou Ellen Flook James A. Groh Exchange Vows daughter, Susan. and their There was a family open house M the Oanrtt Ishams, following ... ^ one or uw md.u«i « mW h™,w (ar lhe cu« ot «. their son. Tom. Out-of - town ... guests were the Roy and Hert- f _ . .... ... toy Finstrom famiUre from LanThe Jam*. Mulder. «tert*lned ling. The Dorrell Aldriches vrere Sunday. June S. for the pleasure also included In the group. Of their “°n. David, a i960 gradu- Groh were united tn Ann. CathoUc Church «t Gul) Al Ute MCI JJTOUO UUIIIC j Friday evening after graduation. | their eon. Steven, and his cou­ sin. Marion Ooriiam. daughter of ; the Robert Gorhams, were honlored with an open house. Many , Hastings relatives and friends । attended aa weU as out-of-town guests who were Mr. and Mra. MRS. JAMES A. GROH (cliff Michael of Lansing. Mr -------------------------------------and Mrs. Joseph Carmody of __ _ color. She wore white ac- Gun Lake. Mra. Ed Schmledlcke cessoriea. The groom'a mother | and Mra. Ken Buehler of Grand chose a blue linen sheath with | Rapids and Father Jacobs of Flushing matching coat- She selected — — Mrs. Zana Day, Ralph Pennock Wed Thursday Shultz. Mr. and Mra, Cart Belum. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Outer, Deb­ bie and Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, Harold. Don. Tom Bob and Mark, and from Lansing were Mrs Thomas Lindsay and Judy and Mra. Albert Orabome and Carol. Sunday guests were Mr and Mra Bernard Williams and Steve, local. Albert and Edward liautauBj — • • -------­ Day ot Berryville and Ralph gathering but a most pleasant .. ... . n' Kmnrth UlUn, munntood 40 guests on Saturday evening, June tx the pleasure at their son. Steve, a Hastings High gradu- vine Methodist Church. formed the ceremony. The couple was attended by from Midland. Charlotte. Qrand Rapids. Potterville and Bittle Creek aa weU as this vicinity. Dickerson'of Dowling. Nashville. their daughter, Carols, following Mrs Erik KardeU. en route home to New Mexico after a European portunlly to meet their visitors from abroad. brother, lhe Earl Colemans. Mrs. Coleman entertained * group of friends for luncheon at the Coun- Houseguests of the Herb Moyers | Woodland, and Mr. and Mrs. Hillis for Uie graduation of Cindy, were Reesor. Jayne. Joan and Marvin of her grandparents, the Yaeger Moy. Lansing. i Here to attend the baccalaureate in honor of Dale Working, and as houseguests of hli parents. the Lockwood Workings, were his grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Xirl Working of Holland. Hie Duane Jarmans entertain­ ed «0 guests on Sunday with n graduation reception for the pleasure of their daughter. Dar­ lene. Out-of-town guests were starting the trip the bride chang­ from Coldwater. Portage and Mr. and Mra. Raymond Weller ed to a paisley "A" line dress Battle Creek will entertain a few out-of-town relatives on Bunday. June 10. in Following the rehearsal Fri­ graduating twins, Dennis and honor of their son. Kenneth,'who day evening Uw wedding party Denlce, Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. was one of the 1966 Hastings High MncKcnrle. Sr. entertained rela­ graduates. Joseph Oroh ot Augusta served Galesburg. tives anti friends from Laming. For tlie pleasure of their nephew, The bride's parents. Earl Flook I! Woodland and Hastings at a re­ Gary Cuyler. the John Johnsons and the former Marian Hecker. ception , at their home. entertained relatives and a few were formerly Nashville residents. close friends al their home after at Galmburg Linda Mell vain was the <rradu- graduation on Friday evening. reception followed the rereThe Dick Armstrong family of ate honoree at tlie family party Detroit and the Rudy Vogelreutcr There was a family get-together Carl Mcllvalns of 8. Broadway at the Donald Springer home fol­ the weekend with their father. rood, following baccalaureate. lowing graduation to honor their Bar the wedding lhe bride s David Goodyear, and helped open daughter. Jan. and also tlie exthe Goodyear cottage at Gun Lake "And tl»e raftera rang" is prob­ on Hastings Point. ably an understatement when the Don Nevins' home wm the____ ,__ Alrlo.______ leaving .Thursday for jJan ula______________ scene of an open house on Sal-: Norfolk. Va.. with the Wayne Coles urday evening for the pleasure to visit their son. Jerry, who is of their twin daughters. Julie stationed at Little Creek. Va.. and and Jane, who extended an in-ipirjo left Tuesday with Mrs. vlUUlon to all the graduating vttnflon graduating.Charles . Charles Smith for Atlanta. Ga, G«class to share their hospitality. I where they will visit the Dr. RichThere wa. no lull to lhe activity! .rd J** KS ZIi’ "Scintillate*" by lUHfllfi]* is a Whole new idea tn foundation luxury...at a budget price! KardeU. Mr. and Mrs. Mervln Douglas of St. Johns and Mr. and Mra. Paul Ruzgls and family of Grand Ledge were guests of the Donald Mur­ phys of Bauciunan Road following graduation to honor their son. Mike. Hie Gaylord Slocums entertained friends and relatives after bacca­ laureate for the pleasure of their son. Robert. Out-of-town guests1 were his uncle and audt, Mr. and Mra. Leo Simlesa and daughters of St. Joseph. entertaining a small group on Sat­ urday evening in honor of their MR. AND MR8. MARK ROBERT BAKER . . . Miss April Fox Is Married. | Grand Rapids. Rockford. Bay City. Homer. Brittan. Mesick. KalamaI too. Battle Creek, Sand Lake, Paw Paw, Jenison, Hastings and Lander, Wyoming. .- * ' A lovely plate luncheon was served by Mr. and Mrs Charles Struble, uncle of lhe bride, nt 2 In n lovely candlelight ceremony pm. on Friday tn the church par­ at the First Baptist Church. Miss lors. assisted by Mr. and Mrs. April Fox. daughter of Mr. and Emil Mickelson. Hie table was Mra. Charles Duane Fox, R4 and decorated with yejlow daisies and cards were made of yellow Mark Robert Baker, son of Mr -place ------ and Mra George Baker. Lander I daisies. Wyoming, spoke their wedding' ■'ows at 4 o'clock Saturday. June Candlelight Rites 06212667 High graduates. Hie Art Steebys had two daugh­ ters graduating. Janet and Susan, and for their pleasure invited relativea for a recepUon on Friday 15 ™s«-“e** Elmer ts. nelghbora, tlie Robinsens and the Ari Behnkes. The girls' grandmother, Mrs. Elmer Steeby of IxlghtiKi. was among the guests ^r,^. X Under The Dryer m ever, houseguests of the Steebys i tills week, and Steve will accomipany Mr. and Mra. Steeby. Janet and Susan, when they leave for Oregon on Saturday. Art being a delegate to the International Klwanls convention. At the Robert Stutx home their daughter, Mary, w honored wlUi Baptist Church The Rev Russell Houseman read the double ring ceremony in the presence of 200 guests. Tile couple were united in an Impressive candlelighting ritual. A white picket fence and arch covered with green garlands graced Uie sanctuary with large baskets of white and yellow snapdragons and mums, palms and candelabra. Green candles in hurricane lamps, lied with yellow and white rib­ bons. decorated tlie pews. a family party, following bacca­ laureate. trade DcOroote of Grand Rapids at the organ. A violin solo. "MedlAt tjie graduation party honor­ ing Bettie and Suuui Shellen- ert Steed. Grand Rapids. A solo. burger, daughters of tlie Richard "God Has Brought Us Together." Shellenbwrgera, relatives and composed by Mra. Baker. Uie | friends were invited from Kalama­ zoo. Grand Rapids. Freeport. Marne mond Bell, teacher at the Baptist and Hastings. Bible College In Grand Rapids, with a violin obligato. The Prayer Forty guests from Detroit were entertained at a reception tor the sung by Mr. Bell while the couple pleasure of high school graduate. were kneeling. Sue Schafer, daughter of the LaPresented in marriage by her Vem Schafers of R5. on Sunday. father, the bride wore a fashioned June 12. Dresden doll full-lengUi jfown ' of Sue is entering Ferris State lace and *uk *Uk taffeta. Tne The lace far lhe Summer term next week. featured long sleeves and ■ w scoop neckline. Ijut panels enMedical juncinj Patients fuU skirt wRh and train. A ravuikui uhanced the nwntUla lllinlon See Students Dance I veiling held in the lace secured her On Tuesday. June 7. 45 dance I rhinestone and pcnrl head piece, students from the Chrystal Case ‘ hridal bouquet of Dance Studio presented a variety "hite gardenias and yellow rose^ show for the patients at the 011 * whlte lace fan. Medical Facility. I Mra. Roderick Ward, the former 'They ctoned the program with Edith Kelzer, and a long lime --- Jbe «... cveryone ..... from five -----year friend ot Uie bride was her honor olds and on up/dolng "Go Go" attendant. Bridesmaids were Miss fad dances. Which the patients Marcia Baker. Chicago, slater of Lhe groom. MIm Edna Bryant thoroughly enjoyed. Effort from parents, students. and Miss Mary hee Wlitella, col­ lege friends of lhe bride. ated from the patients and The attendants were dressed personnel at the facility. Tills identically tn long sheath dresses in variegated shades of green ny­ lon dotted swtsa, over taffeta, fea­ turing an empire waistline with velvet ribbon and tied with the Melvin D. Brown < the former Betty long streamers reaching to the Ingram! of Mason on May 29. He floor. Hie elbow-length sleeves has been named Brian Fitzgerald. ended in raffles. They wore match­ ing lists and carried platform the grandparents baskets of yellow roses and lllyof-the-valley. Little Miss Colecn Cuddahee. daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Cuddahee, cousin of the bride, as flower girl was dressed Identical to the attendants. Master Rickey 3 Britt, only Panty.only $4*00 Long-Leg. only $5.00 The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma FingIeton LOW Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS GOEIECTMC allows Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to supply you with ALL THE HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT LOW COST! NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME... save s35 ON INSTALLATION OF A FAST-RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER THIS OFFER APPLIES ONLY TO PfSlDENTIAL CUSTOMER' OF CONSUMES POWER COMPANt Sm yovr Electric Water Heating Dealer Peg Preston Charles Struble, cousin of Ute bride, was the ring bearer, David Baker. Lander, Wyo., served as his broUier's best man. Groomsmen were Stephen Fox, brother of the bride; Jerry Siegle. Grand Rapids, and Robert Cunnlngham. Boyne City, college friends of Ute groom. Ushers were Charles Fox III. Jonathan Fox. brothers of the bride, and Steven Wilson and Roger Hansen, cousins Of the groom. For her daughter s wedding, Mrs. Fbx chose a turquoise silk net pver taffeta, sheath dress with match­ ing hat and white accessories. The groom's mother wore a wlute dress with blue dots styled with a jacket. She had white accessaries. Mr. and Mra. Charles Struble. Rochester, uncle of the bride, pre­ sided as master and mistress of ceremonies. A reception was held in the basement immediately fallowing tlie ceremony hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hansen. Mra. Julia the cake; Diane Hansen, Grand Rapids, cousin of the grodm, served Ute groan’s cake. Linda Pox. Jeanne Kelsey, Joyce Kel«oy. Mra. Maurice Greenfield. Mra. Hadley Kclger. Mra. Elmer Apsey, Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Green­ field, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kel­ sey of Hostings, and Nancy Sickler of Grand Rapids assisted around The Leo Wei I fa res Honored on 50th Wedding Jubilee Wellfare entertained with a sur­ prise 50th wedding--anniversary party at lhe home of Mr. and hire. Max Wellfare, 528 N. Monroe, nn Thursday evening. June 6. Guests came from Hastings. Alta and Grand Rapids to commemoa most pleasant one for tlie hon­ ored couple who were Indeed sur­ prised. Mrs. Harry Hummel and her daughter. Miss Carol Hummel of For a clearer skin, give your- face a steam bath. Wrap a towel around your head, put a good lubricating cream on your face and ran hot water into the basin. Stand over the steam for 15 minutes and keep adding hot water. Steaming flushes out Impurities—you'll glow ‘ NEW CURV I Semi-Perm 1 . . . Never, never curly — Makes Hair and Mrs. Ora Hummel of Algon­ quin LJikc. who moved here- about 11 years ago from Indiana. The latter's daughter and husband, the Charles Townsends, live near them ' is the custodian at the ThomappleKcllogg School in Middleville where Mrs. T. Is a teacher. Peg's Beauty Bar Styling .& Wig Serrico 136 % Stsra St. Phon. 945-3312 Chrystal Case Dance Studio announces Fri., June 17 10 «*m*-6 p.m. Enrollment 6 Weeks Summer School 210 E. Grand Street Ph. WI 5-5100 - WI 5-4431 DAD If you get One for Father's Day, June 19 One of the extras you get in this Convertible® is tho removable leather card-photo cate. It’s a separate case with windows for B cards or snapshots (you can add or replace windows). Pockets for 2 charge plates. Its own snap closing. The Convertible itself Is a complete bill­ fold. With a secret compartment for large bills behind the regular bill compartment. Two leather pockets for cards and papers. A wlrtdow with an Identification card for you to fill out Slim and supple, In fine lightweight »•<»«>. $3.95 up LORD BUXTON COMPACT ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS CAN IE INSTALLED ALMOST ANYWHERE...EVEN IN A ACK CLOSET The bride changed to a light blue. Uiree-plece linen suit with blue satin piping, silver slippers HtVMtojNNMMtr Florida on Monday to continue Ing Trinity College in Chicago in the Fall. Hodges Jewelry Established 1931 122 W. St.H St �lYtW WHITE'S To gift Dod from head to toe on ^hh big here are day, Photography ideal galore! You're sure to pleats .IM him most with gifts he can wear, io choose Student nurse. Mis* Lind* Glllesptc. has been home with her parents. Uw Lyle OUleapbi*, for her and the chief was fairly bursting with pride when Mr. divert* took bls pictunj, However, another complication arose, aa when the divert* «»- Father Dunphy Unites Couple at St. Rose Church German Visitors Enjoy Reception By Real Indians explain to them. from the other aide of the door, that la, Ju* bow to unlock It, but finally when the diverts were alone, they quietly figured it out. »The language barrier cun really be Perhaps the biggest airtll for the Sweets were trying to tell tlie Werner divert*. the German them never to lock Uie storm gueaU at tho Stuart Sweet home, door again, the OlverU made it clear that "being in Indian coun­ try" they thought it wise! altar arid sanctuary of the St. Rom* . of Lima, CaUwllc Church for the marrlBgo of Mias Anno scribe tho tilings they have seen upon arriving home, but to quote Mr. Oiverta, "How oh how, Start at our SWANK GIFT BAR where you'll find those special gifts that add variety and spice to his life at home. Itgms from ■•WV long. Thia week. Stuart's brother la taking them to Niagara Falls and they will bo leaving for their home on Monday. Music was furnished by Mrs. Wayne Peterson at the organ and soloist, Paul Braden, who sang “The Lard's Prayer" and MEN'S COLOGNES & AFTERSHAVE LOTIONS — Choose from Jade East, For that "Special” Gentleman A. Style 344 B. Style 369 C. Style 341 priced from ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS Passport and For Men Only. Priced Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Sate Arrow and VanHeusen DRESS SHIRTS - Whites and colors u include the new perma pressed, short sleeve styles. ’ We have every conceivable type of SPORT SHIRT by the same makers, from plus Campus - knits and broadcloths 1* AA *v,vU - *4.00 ° These same fine houses provide BERMUDA and WALK SHORTS MEN'S HOSE in every ,rom length and weight by Esquire. Priced Skyway LUGGAGE in a good selection with prices as B.V.D' Arrow and Van Heusen SWIM TRUNKS in his type . . How about a new STRAW HAT by Champ and "The Islander" $1 . I.W lay. Her headpiece was a match­ ing cabbage rose with veiling and ai>c curried a bouquet of red rones and whit* carnations. Miss Eugenia Picree of Grand Rap­ ,u" DRY IT UP with this and by Wembley .... Priced from Pioneer and Hickok make his favorite BELTS in leather or colorful fabrics. They're priced from We have everything in SLACKS from wash 'n wear to worsteds . blue silk shantung drees with matching accessories and tlie groom's mother wore a light blue — 00 to *41' SWEATERS by Arrow and Van Heusen in all styles and colors . LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS by Arrow , ,rom "orn Nunn Bush and Edgerton SHOES andi LOAFERS in all stylesfrom' WIW316 IT’S BIG! IT’S HEW! H’S BUDGET PRICED! UP TO FRIGIDAIRE ALLOWANCE Frost PriiolTB! 120 TRADE-IN quslifiod. oporMiag rMrigae*••»»: $120 >1 it's 5 y*a« old. or fare; $100 H ift 5 t* 7 yean *U; $90 tf H's 7 t* 10 y**re *M- _ Special Offer FRiaiDAIRK AUTOMATIC DEHUMIDIFIER Flip-Quick ICE EJECTOR! W. 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Her elbow length veil of illu­ sion wu secured by a lace pill- $•> Q R and Arrow for lightweight comfort CLEVELAND’S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR For their wedding trip to Ken­ tucky, the new bride changed to a multi-colored atrip* aheath dreaa with whit* aooaaaorlca and a pink carnation corsage. After This “16". is actually 16.3 cu. ft. bigyet it's only 32 inches wide! Barth, who completed a two year buaintaa course and baa bcm em­ ployed at the Haatlnga Mfg. Co. finished her work there Wednes­ day and on Bunday she and two otlier girl* from Lansing will start on a new adventure. They are go­ ing to Hawaii and. depending on circumstances, they may all decide to find jobs and stay there. If they like u wei) enough. One of the girte, a teacher, baa a position in Grand Rapid* next fall, ao she Mammoth 154-lb. zero zone freezer and huge refrigerator section era 100% Frost­ Proof I No defrosting ererl C Tele Vefrtabie Hydratera * DMp-sbolf storage door. FREE fvQ1 g WHIN YOU BUY A TWO OOO* RKFRIGUATM Offer Limited consumers Po �Cheryl Johnson Earns BS at MSV Maple Valley Approves Tax MM* VMWy School HKUnl Mr and Mra. William Parker s-rrr Sunday dinner guest* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Rapp of Morrison Lake who were < ntertakilng for the birthday of Mrs Homer Randall. The Bob Parker family of Haslett were here over the weekend a* Bob and Mance attended the alumni banquet, Il being his 25lh year Mra J. Henry Woodhan and son, Lynn, of Clearwater. Fla. spent the last week with her aifadholmtnaty approved five mill* for two year* by * 10-48, and Christopher Kin* Defeated were Mr* Allee Meand Mra. Bonnie Wy- Ruas were buddle* on USB Mid­ way for nearly thro* year* with two tripa tn South Ctdna Bea* Sunday mart all th* Martin famine* ware home including the Ray Martin* of Middleville. Ron Martin* of Algonquin, the Rtcli- David P. Newman. M, who served a year and one-half a* a "Our Breasted Chicken Harold Volkema Seeks Reelection term and f* setting Uw Republi­ can nomination tn the Aug. 2 primary He waa named tn IBM to represent the 23rd district which include* Yankee Spring* ... iin Barry County and Allegan. Lodge1 Ottawa and VanBuren counties. HHS Class 'Missing' Middleville CM on an eight-week tour of Kurop*. tho flight loavlnc from Toronto, and upon her return wUl be em­ ployed with Blocks Dept. Store In Tnditnaprjlt Ind. Worth Crowing About" THE LANDLUBBER INN M-41 on Well Lake Opon 7 Day* Phone 823-5311 | Middleville, ha* retired after 39 । yean of teachin* she »u hon­ ' ored at a dinner at lhe Caledonia Methodist Church by member* of the Caledonia elementary school faculty. Fifty-five attend­ ed and enjoyed the program Most of her 39 yean were spent in Barry County school*, start- The Hastings WTCU will be Md In the BUB Church. SOT E. Grand Bt. Tueeday. June 21, at T 30 pm. Mr* Herb Buwalda __ ____ _ _______________ will be the speaker. Don Reid ting* last Friday after spending wfl! have charge of the song I the pait Winter in Tucson. Arts, acrvta* and mala quartette. Her dad. Orville VanWie. flew to Tucson the previous Sunday, and after visiting hl* brother and The Lakewood Baptist Church, wife, Mr. and Mr* Ralph Vaninerting tn the Fire Hall al Wle, made <l»e motor trip back WnoAgnrt. Invite* all interested with Judy. Richard VanWie also to a aUqppIratlon on Bunday,1 June IB, at 9 pm. There will be to spend the Summer at home tinging, special music and a «ur- before Martine hit senior year at prtae rtxcial. fun, and refresh- Michigan Stale University next BEGINS THURSDAY YVONNE ALLEN JUNE 16th The management of Gittleman's appreciates lhe fine job Mrs. Allen has done for Giltleman'* in pleasing you, the customer. To express our appreciation to Manager Yvonne, we have made this her sale. We have let her Gittleman’s Hastings select the items, lhe prices. 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Bliss Company's HaaUngs Division la conducting a U 8. Savings Bond Drive, June Dies Saturday For A Week Forty male graduate students, all over 21, including Ronald Bauer, aon of Mr. and Mra. Rus­ sell Bauer, of R2 Hartings. Al­ gonquin luike, and all vokin- I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! You cannot always be sure, when some ish you people luck, which kind worth Hospital. Grand Rapids, where the was hospitalized for they mean. SPONABLE purchaae for cash of Barogenlcs. Incorporated. Mount Vernon. N. Y., a subsidiary of the P. H. Mc­ Grew Company of Hartford, groups. He Oak Ridge. formerly lived FUNERAL HOME In­ BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS pressure technology and advanc­ ed metal forming equipment d«'^Squlprneni designed by’ Baro­ CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS £1THF WEEK You won't, either, when you shop with these area merchants! requested to nominate interested fields. students for the positions Bauer | The E. W. Bliss Company is has been at Ute University ot a major manufacturer of mctalMlchlgan. working machinery, public safety ilictrical urvicis A GOOD HOME IN THI FOURfH WARD, clow in. has three bedrooms uprta.rs and one down, liv­ ing room, dining room, kllchen end stool, utility room, new gas furnace and water beater, has ceHar. new roof, new wiring, one stall garage, aluminum storm windows upstairs, close to store. $7,000.00 FATHERS DAY IN THI SECOND WARD, a nice home in A-1 condition, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and down a living room, dining room, kitchen and hall bath, basement with gas heating system, is insulated and has Storm windows and screens and garage Want to trade for a smaller home ALSO IN THI SECOND WARD, an income property with apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and downstairs it hat living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, aluminum siding, patio, oil furnace, tiled tpth. large yard with fence, and is insulated for $1I. 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A pound of our delicious FANNY Farmer CHOCOLATES. 8. Plus S&H Green Stamps. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS COMPLETE BANKINO B TRUST SERVICE At; ESTATI �i Bowlers Share $2,216 inTourney Money Father-Son Man Drowns Leaders Hold cc On Fishing The Fairgrounds Trip Sunday &»Ula» Tte Yedtte «S Saddle Club Marin K Weaver. 56 1 the backwater* ot Hodcnpyle Um Michigan ford County. one-two positions Sam Bravata Monday’s results: Dies Suddenly 12-foot aluminum boat . Cronlnger 57 At Kent Airport 1. Miller 48, 4. J. Cronlnger 45 Duraclean 84134. McAIliaIts* OU 840. City Food 835. and _; Chenoweth 42. 4. Fletcher 40 0; Stanley 45. 3, Stack 53. 1: Chenoweth 42, 4. W. Cronlnge: Am Bravata. 88. 200 Wilt keep hte bead from dipping un- with handicap, panting 763. field; Frandsen vs. Chenoweth, Stanley va O. MUler; Lawrence Mathews: hlm from pulling away. north Butunlay to spend the weekend in Uu-lr trailer parked at Burton’s Landing south of Ironside 43, 4. Lauba ugh 11. 0. baugh Midland Park and had operated s Gulf station in Galesburg for tway. The firm hauls Montague ShlrWllcox andR Wlkox. Clarke 44. 4. Bnyder 0: Foster s mobilized to . pollution in L_ „ the Detroit River and Lake Erie. Under a massive ptogram spearheaded by the Vater Resources Commission (WRC), 36 Detroit area municipal­ ities, industries, and governmental units have agreed to meet strict new water quality standards. As a result, an all-out-effort estimated to cost 4200-1300 million or store will be well underway by 1970 to wipe out and prevent ugly scenes of water pollution like the ones pictured here. Under firm guidelines drawn up by the WRC, a new wing of the Conservation Department, waste loads in the Detroit River-Lake Erie complex will be cut 95 per cent. An 80per cent reduction has been set for phosphates, hey factor in the stepped-up aging of Lake Erie.-faich. Dept, of Conservation . In addition tojite wife, he Is survived by a ' daughter. Mra. ■* . ...... Bernard (BeverlyI Blair of Bed- Schoolcraft: Hodges 52, 1 Pairings f 12 gnuuic.lilldrcn. Armchair Athlete ’Y\X’ BOWL Trophies are to be awarded to flight winners this year, with prises for second, third, fourth Coma Join Hie Fun at John Vtenney Church and shoot into flights Bowl by Candle-Light The tourney will be played from the 8315—yard champion­ ship tcea at 8:00 Every Thun. Nite at Hastings Bowl er, Ralph, Grand Rapids, and 15 grandchildren. . may play without paying green .Funeral Maae wa* Intoned at fees that dag. A dinner la sched­ uled for the evening. Vlanncy Church. Burial was Resurrection Cemetery. June has officially been designed by Gov. George Romney as “Recreatiqri and Park Month" and as a coincidence Monday held at 2:30 thte Wednesday at McAllister vs. the Hcnton-Smlth Funeral Home. the Gun Lake camping area issued its 50,000th camp permit. Turkal: Clarke va. Siegel. Bnyder The permit was formally presented to Mr. and Mrs. Valin vs.' Bodges; Footer va. Christen­ VanderSloot of Grand Rapids Tuesday afternoon, along with a sen, Pugh va A. Smith; Bennett citation from Michigan Parks Chief Arthur Elmer and gifts from businessmen along the big lake. —£--------------------------------------------The significance ot this event cent drop in the south-central Hahn 51 .4. Bacon 58. 0: area embracing Ingham, Clinton. pound through Dog Warden businessmen, who advertise tar Ionia. Eaton. Oratlot and Hhlapart labrador and part shepherd tlngs. and for the mod part ig­ Allegan Counties, ringneck to­ female pup. A four-month-old nore the thousands within a 40­ tals have Jumped 30 percent. In beagle, obviously lost by its own­ mile radius. . . . Patrtngs far Monday: LublenIn.designating June as Recre­ Calhoun and KaJanpuoo Counleckl lectl va Peterson. rcicrow. Campbell va ation) and Park Month.” Gov. Romney urged all cltlzfns to vs."McMillan: K Miner vs. Johnson Field arcs as a twin bill ••participate In the-many recre­ gain. sports mown by winning four pausch; Steury vs. Sexton. Jerow te scheduled with Uk girts ploy­ ation programs provided for team titles and finishing second ing the opening game at 7 pan. them, and to work together to Michigan State varsity athletes with the nightcap between the develop our recreational oppor­ are studying in 27 different acatunities. , Bliss and Hastings Mfg. ' Oldtimers.” "Leisure time actiilUes are Dick Shriver Is managing the more important than ever before in our own personal lives and In nounced that among his players the health and welfare of our State.” Romney said. "Michigan offers an unsurpassed variety of Mike Youngs of Hastings and Rangucttc. Doc Gcrllnger. Dole recreation opportunities for our residents and our visitors. . . . Sommers, Toylor Wont a Puppy? teamen and Al Taylor to ted the trapshoot at FOO- INFORMATION ‘AND RtsnVATIONS Softball Games Other All-events winners were: Friday Night lob and Mickey Lembert MCIN ITCH HASTINGS BOWL ING Woodland at Michigan Kyle James Wins Former West Central Athletes Varsity Letter At Ferris State Win MSV Awards Tom Sutherland la manager of the old Platon Ring gang which Michigan State University lltte la to include Earl Argetalngcr. John Woods, Walter Kidder. Spring. John Melsenboch, Wendell Todd. Bob Stutx, Homer Reynolds, Gordon Kenyon. Ray Reynolds, J«ee Roach. Lee Cob, Mike Rey- athletes, were among 57 receiv- State tavitattoa- Opoe Bowling Time Available Phono WI 5-3184 Girls, Oldtimers Powell, B. Payne and R. Malli- PRIZES EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT rest (Chub) James. Kyle Is a MSU awarded 48 freshman numerals with Dennis Hankey of St. Johns receiving an award in golf end Zana Easton of Grand Ledge a frosh numeral in 6 HUNGRY?’ 'D? Outdoor Trail—Area sportsmen returned SundAy from a grand fishing trip to Ashland, Wit. They were Bill Gauteche, Bob Sherwood. Jim Radford and Ed­ die Dow. along with men from Minnesota. Ohio and Wisconsin. All were guests of Bronson.Reel. They left Thursday. Sherwood O'Connor, Dale Larabee. Bud caught a 22-lnoh walleye weigh­ ing over four pounds and Rad­ Southwell. Art Brant. Stan Klm- ford lost a dandy he got to the mey arid Maynard Tucker. side of the boat. . . . Surveys show that the picture .•.tar women's team Includes right now Is not os promising as Gloria (Yarger) Wlndes. Beverly it was a year ago for pheasant hunters. Southern mall route (Nixon) Kruko, Kate (Loftus) surveys show that the region's Colvin. Shirley (Miller) Bow­ ringneck population is down man. Jackie । Shoemaker i Young. about 20 percent from 1&65. “Al­ Fvm (Bites) Cook, Kathleen though the birds' numbers have (Shelllngtoni Sluiwmnn. Boonie dropped In our prime pheasant (Myers > Hathaway and Greta country, at least some of this (Cogswell > Endres Freeport. could be offset by a good nesting Members of the other all-star season this Spring,” Victor S distaff nine include Helen (Lof­ Janson, southern game bird tus) Thomas. Jone Reynolds. specialist with the Conservation Bcmadlne Eckert. Ova Newton Department, says On the other Oliver. Barb (Woodmansee > hand, he quickly admits, bad Snyder. Janice Keeler Day. Max- weather during this crucial sea­ son could put a bigger crimp In rington) James. Avis D. Gaskill. the ringneck population. Crowing Menu DePew and Lottie Mat­ counts In May revealed that male pheasants (are again down thews. sharplf in the Thumb area where lhe birds have declined Freeport U.B. Team seriously In recent years. The area's ringneck supply this Defeats Hope, 9-7 Spring is about 40 percent below The Freeport United Brethren lost year. The removal of fenceChurch softball team defeated rows, stubble, woodlots and eover the Hope UB. aggregation Fri­ along drainage ditches plus a day night, 9-7. Roy Dukes was continuing shift to Fall plowing are all shrinking birds* "llvthe winning pitcher with Dick____________ ___ _ the ___________ Taggart working behind t h e i ing room” In the Thumb locale, plate. The survey pointe to a . 33 per- 8 Father's Day-June 19th Why Not Give Him A New PORTABLE RADI Carpet & Furniture It couldn’t happen If you hod the Automobile Club of Michigan helping you plan your vacation IfAD THE WAT with . CLEANING If you are proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, hove them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible. lAf D f 11 b ODVn I l wBCH peraewd accident insurance MICHIGM s Keep It Toned to Hit Bost Station for NEWS fr MUSIC & SPORTS MILLERS 9 YEARS IN 2091 Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �I Tksnday, tare M. IM THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Softball HASTINGS AREA MIN’S 36-HOU Opens S AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT Half Monday AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Mwtay. J>b 9. u, E.J.J. J.b 10. 19M NOTE: INTMI83 MUJT HAVI COMPUTED THUR JUNIOR YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL TO ■■ IUQRU Tuesday night Local <14 meets Letters, trophies and other recognition were given to Has­ tings High athletes last week at Local IM plays Hastings Mfg. In the night cap. Wednesday Haa- co* plays MRI in the second Thursday. June 23. Local 414 battles Local IM In the first game and the Merchants meet Viking at 8:30. Tuesday night the Hastings pitching one-hit ball winner*- for HHS Athletes Receive Spring Sports Awards ENTRY FEE $10 ATTACHED Moil to Hoatings Country Chib INCLUDES PRACTICE ROUND Box 128, Hosting, Mich. • (Intry Deadline July 6th) FRIDAY, JULY 8 the I OUTSIDE WORK — Nino-. I truths of the work thw» United West Woodland Special Kiddiet Rv Victor Siston ---------Wlal Guettt of WRC at Birthday Dinner vUk«l .nd mnvM uomd uthnnk®. Kmscore and in the sixth they u dDne clinched lhe game Pager tingled altk> Kwemmenta) InMJtutlons. our papa and mama brown Vem Bowman walked then Btan according Co James E. Webb, ad- , thasher ore kept busy feeding The Special Education School Hause slammed a home run for I • |,hclr family of little ones in the Uie final 4-0 score. 1 USE BANNER WANT ADS! honeysuckB vine beside our back -. _____________ ■ porch. Even as we go up and gerald Relief Corps No. 100 of the Woman's Relief Corps when ent birds will fly up into the their birthday dinner at the hall us to touch, with a big wriggling on Thursday, June 1. j A special table for children BRIDGESTONE CYCLES 8 Models to Lightweights Sport Models Scramblers Trail Cycles Fifty-six Varsity letters were awarded, including 17 in base­ ball. nine in tennis, 22 in track and eight In golf. Hastings High teams retired the second West Central Confer­ ence all-sports trophy. Schools earning the all-sports trophy for three years “retire" that trophy, and a new one is furnished. Dowling Haines, Kruger [Name Altoft 4H Adult Leaders in St Johns The Dowling Dudes 4H Saddle I Club met Tuesday, June 7. at , Singles Gassic Dowling. Dr. James attended the horses. * Saturday evening the Robert Gaskills held a reception at their home in honor of their elder daughter. Kathle, who was an honor graduate in the 1966 Hastings, Woodland Bowlers Win Top Cash in Final Night Richard \ Merle Haines, one of Hastings' steadiest bowlers, won the 81. Johns Singles Classic held dur­ celved at the Dowling library in­ ing April and May at Redwing clude "Whistle Up The Bay" by Lanes in the Clinton County three years. Track letters were awarded to Nancy Stone which is a, histori­ Captain Steve Fox. Captain Tom cal novel set in Antrim County, Michigan; and “Churchill" from organised, the only school to WUcox. foods; flower gardening; Mra Prank Weinbrecht, area animal club. Junior leaders are Deborah White, foods; Lynette Thomas, child care: Bryan Thomas, and Jack Keller, cutdoor meals. Z Forty-eight members are t#k- die Club and Dog Obedience Tom Gibson. Mike Hess. Tim WJllLams, Charles Jordan. Mike library will maintain the present club in other axeaa Swimming is Murphy, Charles Myers. Dennis hours during lhe Summer MacKenxle and John Seeber. months. * Students ere urged seniors: Tom Bortak. Jim Beadle. Jim King and Dave Welfare, reading contest to begin July 1 Juniors: Roger Will. Mike Fitx- gnd continue through August. gerald. Randy Brown and Bob More dctaU.i may be had by Huebner, sophomores, and Bruce contacting the library. * The In this tournament, keglers I with Spring flowers, and nut Edger. Gary Hall and Gary Dowing Methodist WSCS met Monday at the Uoyd Gaskill rolled four games, and counted Robbe, freshmen. chuck the Juicy’ monel down the' nUnUto their three highest. Merle had a Tennis letters went to Captain । home. The public was invited - ~ throat ot a waiting Infant. I Later tlie children entertained Charles Guenther, Lee Belfield.Jhe 658 actual total and “27 with by singing. There is never a squawk from charge handicap. His actual scores were James Chambers, James Fran- Womens Society wlU have eh.ro. of the refreshment booth at tlie 264-178-192 and 202, throwing quiet are the offsprings. We are days in memory ol Roxella cisco, Mike Halllfax and Stephen auction sale of Mrs. Vickery's out the 178. Youngs, seniors; Andrew John­ honored to have these beautl- Burghduff. ■XPERT TIRE Russ Kruger of Woodland also estate Saturday afternoon al the son, Junior; Greg GlUons, sopho­ bowled on the last squad, and he During the burtneaa meeting a more. and Doug Storrs, a fresh­ S8RVIC8 finished with a fine 733 for sec­ memorial report was read by man. Youngs. Chambers and ond place prize money of *250. Chaplain. Thelma Barr. moved into their home at the I Belfield received plaques for letCity was a Saturday and SunThey had to beat Ken Penlx of ( There will not be a meeting terlng for three yean. St. Johns who had been in first Baseball letters were present- i ro®^ed Captain Steve Allerdlng. Dick Dora Brown of Nashville place with 722 until that final ed tho Freeport alumni banquet. day. Penlx won 8125. Hamm. Doug James. Terry Kei- I visiUng her daughter The sympathy of the com­ U. S. ROYAL let. John Nixon. Steve Schondel- and family, the Donald Drake*. munity is extended to the fam­ Weekend guests at the Drakes ily of Walter Hershberger. a the members for a Court Wiwx mayer, Steve Spoon, Dave Van- 'were Mr and Mrs Hector Diffie vldual Hastings bowler. party on June 23 with a lunch Dcnburg and Ken Weller, sen- ’ Other area winners included: and son, Jim, Saginaw. To hon­ Woodland Township, who died at 11. Each person should bring ion; Jerry Dunn. Rudy McPher- «or their son. Tom. a graduate of Dave Mackey, Saranac. 704, Not fr UreJ Ttow Sunday. Also to Mrs. Russell her own table service and a dish son. Mike Miller, Steve Tafiee c and Dave Williams, juniors, and 1Delton High School last week, 875: Norvel Bosworth, Bunfield. Lind, whose nephew, Donald Sis­ the Donald Drake* entertained Jim Williams, sophomore. t son. died ^inday. * Tom Nietfamily and friends at their home Baseball participation awards 1 । h a m e r is getting around on ther Fett, Msybdlo Smith. Clara on Thurnday evening. --------------------- -------------------- ------- | Bayne. Hilda Blackford and went to Terry Greenfield, senior. ( The Dowlng Hospital Guild Solomon, Saranac. 084. dent suffered last week. A spray Joyce Hawkins attended the and Mike Davis and Larry Lev- met last week with Mrs. Howard MS-MI 1 > tank fell striking on the top Junior Corpo Convention In engood. Juniors. and enjoyed a picnic $0; Bob Jones. Portland. 658, 89; Tennis certificates went to Drake J of ills foot breaking a bone. A Marshall for lunch, an after­ luncheon on their patio. * Mr. walking cast was applied and he, noon meeting and a banquet in Michael Atnslle. Larry Bennett. 1and Mrs Chet Soderquist of Iron Paul Curtis. John DeVault, Gene 1 is able to get around pretty good. I the evening. 651, S3; Elmus Brown. Nashville’ Hoffman, Greg Martin, Robert PARKING Mayo. Jerry McKelvey. Bruce 1tier parents, Uir Uoyd Gaskills, Newton. Gene Slorkan and Da- 'who joined the Sodcrqulsta In Ungs. 639. 86. vid Towne. 1attending the Hastings High banquet on Saturday Track participation awards alumni 1 went to Ken Cole and Jess Kess- <evening. * Miss Elizabeth Smith ling, seniors; Dale Berry. Tom 1is a patient at Pennock Hos­ Kurr and Dave Robinson. Jun- Ipital. * The Donald Proefrocks ion; Oreg Bishop. Don Hall. 1entertained the North-east DowDean Isun hert. Harold Lewis and I Oary Ouggemoa. sophomores; ' Kevin Allerdlng. Glenn 'Jota, Wednesday evening the Banfield Jofl Culbert, Mark Peldpausch. m Bob Goggins. Ray Rose. Jerry Shockley, BUI Shultx, Vai Spring­ and later held their dlscusdoner. Btan Stockham. Leo Ham­ mond. Mike Hart. Tom Hoke. Smlth home. Phil Huver. Harold Rogers. Rob­ Stop in Ha Likas ert Castelein and Richard Butler JIM BARR Tire Shop • Factory-authorized parts & service • Budget terms - low bank rates • Free rider instruction GOODYEAR BROTHERS 124 N. Jefferson When Bills Stack Up You N The 1965-66 golf letter winners were: Doug O'Laughlln and Tom Isham, seniors; Captain John Peterson. Jim Taylor and Rex Wieland. Juniors; Jim Fisher, a sophomore, and Dave Coleman and Dave Fisher, freshmen. The parUclpatlon golf awards went to: Randy Moyer and Dean Rose, sophomores; Bob Cove and Tom Hahn, freshmen. Boys who were on the Junior Varsity baseball squad were: Rick Abbey, Scott Anderson. Adam Beduhn. Mark Cole, Mike Christie. Mike Miller. Gary Rein. Greg Wood. Jerry Baxter. Doug Campbell. Steve Cole. Larry Cook. Art Cotant. Ken Dough­ erty. Ken Frey. Al Hengesbach, Dwight Hewitt, Rex Hook, Don Kenfleld. Dick Mallrille, David Hubbard Hills or Call ‘ ,gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp Sunday. They called on Howard •OK” e n home Sunday. * Garry and Vicki Tied of R1 Hastings sjgxit the weekend with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd while their folks were up north. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Merl Burd and family of Nash­ ville. Mr. and Mrs Zcnas Colvin parade In U>e Tripp front yard Sieve Juday climaxed his bril­ Saturday morning. It was a very liant All-American career as Michigan State football quarter­ were enjoyed by all. back by winning the 1966 Big VUIUUCIW vi MlCIUgUl Michigan CXOIO State lOOlDOll football ISOS fans for academic and athletic bril- [ figure the 1966 home schedule of North Carolina Slate. Penn I Stale. Michigan, Purduo, lows For Banner Classified Ada and Notre Dame is the choicest Call WI 5-J481. ! In history. Great going ! 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Harmon Uldrleks, Rick Vandenburg, Gordon Rob­ inson. investment you can make. Wherever you travel, you do so in complete confidence that you are enjoying and See By Mrs. Albert Green MMStevilte T»5IM4 । 4 Cash for Unforeseen Expenses fMfME GAS YARD UCMT DEALER or Consumers Parer Oareany �fr-rn bastings bannbb m tm LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 Ill III­ Save $$ On One of These A-1 USED CARS Spring Specials Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. IMS CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Brougham Sedan Fully pow- 1964 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Hardtop. Cruls-A-Matlc. 5 cyl. Power steering, radio. tinned. ...............................34395 1964 Falcon Future 2 Dr. Standard. 6 cyl Radio. 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power -with factory air conditioning. Showroom con­ dition3».«»5 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Word,. GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Stan's Wallpaper O Point Store OPEN FRIDAYS KM. to 530 PM , 9 1965 Mustang • cyl. Automatic. W/walls. Ra­ dio.- Excellent condition. TUB PBDBRAL LAND BANE OF 8T- PAUL Whitewalls. Radio. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 534 4 Dr. Sedan.3U54 IMS MERCURY MONTEREY 1964 CHEVROLET CAMDS 1962 FALCON Station Wagon$554 or tHAHU • IH MIMMIAMS—U 1961 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 Dr_______________ STM 1941 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan3796 1963 OLDS 88 1M1 MERCURY METEOR 800 Sedan. $595 1961 FORD GALAXIE 540 4 Dr. Sedan 1961 FORD FAIRLANE 1964 CHEVROLET 1960 CHEV. CORVAIR-------$295 1944 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Wagon. Full power$695 NOTICE HILP WANTED 1963 Falcon Club Wagon With 2nd and 3rd Row seats. MAN OR WOMAN Sarvics New • Remodel • Repair perience unnecessary. Real opportunity. S05 $. Church Rawleigh 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MEADE. Salesman . • Home Ph. 946-2328 LANNES BENFIELD, Home Ph. 945-4054 0/10 EARM IMPLEMENT For details call: Mr. Scheid, Kalamazoo 342-4187 0/23 SPECIAL SAVINGS BALER TWINE! 1M3 CHEY..1 TON Dual wheels. One owner. Very few miles. $1,135 1956 FORD 1 TON FARM BUREAU'S GUARANTEED— Quantity Lol* (10 Bales or more) TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS— UM JEEP WAGONEEB rheel drive. automatic UM PONTIAC SEDAN ... Catalina 4 Dr.. Hydnunatlc. power steering and brakes, ra­ dio. w/walls. Maroon and white tutone. New Pontiac trade. $W 1963 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ... Dynamic 88 4 Dr., beautiful blue finish. power steering and cal owner.......................... $1,595 UM CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, sharp black and white tutone, lull power equipped. 063 PONTIAC MOAN 1959 Ford 6 cyl 1959 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. 1959 Dodge Station Wagon. $125 .$835 1956 Lincoln ............. .3225 I960 Rambler Wagon ISM Ford Wagon. ... FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 945-3154 6/16 M-37 South SPECIAL Close-Out Prices FARM IMPLEMENTS Now in Effect . On 1966 Model Fann Machinery Frigidaire Washers and Gas and Electric Dryers. Free Delivery and Normal Installation with live PTO— hydraulic and power steering. —1948 John Deere A tractor with hydraulic. —ULC. 0 ft. PTO Combine. Consumers Power Company 945-3474 business oppor’ini rr| ...IUN -Mowers and Conditioners —Used Hiding Mowers and Laws Tractor*. WRITE or CALL for '6/16 WI 5-5052 6/16 Guide In of :. . Viviane Woodard Cosmetics Bdllevua, Box PO 3-9457 guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. State St, Hastings ti sash. Burkey Auto Glass At Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf 945-2223 6/16 EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ and men's clothing. Phone WI 5-5714, 6604 Gun Lake Rd. Tailor Shop. tf Iron Filters COTTAGE norUi side of- Wall Lake. Excellent beach for chil­ dren. Private dock and boat. Rental or Home Owned Equipment 5-4923 except Thursdays, WI 5-31U after* 6:30. tf Culligan Water Conditioning COTTAGE FOR RENT - June 5944 or 945-8155. 313 N. Boitwood Hastings Phene 945-5102 SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS QaaUty siractiues buUt by esporisnood crews. Any ateek any shape, any purpose. Hastings, Mich. 616-945-9103 FREE ARTHRITISMHWMATISM SAMPLE Test SpecUex for minor rheumatic-arthritic pain. Free sample write ACKERS POINT LAKE FRONT OOTTAOE — Call Kalamazoo Fireside 4-4862. 6/16 it For Salo—Miscellaneous SINGER AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG complete with sewing table. No attachment necessary to design, buttonhole, monogram, blind hem. overcast, applique, etc. Pay balance of 8 paymenu at $8.08 monthly. Guaranteed. Will lake trade. Don’t deUy. u Call today. 945-5395, Electro Hygiene.6'16 Cull SMILEY BUILDINGS AUDELL, INC. 6/23 FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ MENT. one 4-room cottage, furnished or unfurnished. Lake privUeges. AU utlUties fur­ 6 16 nished. Phone 623-2024. tf FREE opportunity booklet obout the wonderful world GOODYEAR BROS. book matches. Call: WO 3-0159 colit Water Softeners Phone WI 5-2479 —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Alli* Chalmers Blower with CADILLAC Business Services 1967 CALENDARS — Wide vari- Special—Your razor cleaned, hitwicatod and sharpened, only ' FARM BUREAU SERVICES appliance: —Ma**ey Ferusion PT —Case Flail'Chopper. $aoo Q 10,000 IL footage BEE US TODAY! 1310 N. Michigan . it a bale 1-37 So. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 124 N. JaHarpon . (10 Bales or more) 3 pt hitch- Good xhape! .Dynamic 88, 4 Dr. Holiday, • and white tutone with snow blade; boat trailer; an­ tique Edison vlctrola; old rec­ ords: household furniture: lot* of antique dishes; twin beds; antiques; old coins; miscel­ laneous. Glen Peterman, own­ er: Col. "Red" Merritt. Auc- . ville. $090 Q BEST GRADE— —I.HC. H Tractor. Good shape. —Massey Ferguson 63 DleseL -1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. . Impala 3 Dr. Hardtop. VB AUCTION SALE — Saturday. June 18. 1 pm. sharp. 4 mi. east of Belding on M-44. Fer­ guson tractor 20; Superior 3point grader plow with level­ ing wheel: Dearborn 2-bottom TWINE plow; 3-polnt hitch for Ford a bale TAKE OFF RELIABLE CAR ★ Auction Sales ‘ GRAFF TRUCKING CO, INC. 2118 Lake St. BELGIUM BALER NOTICES NOTICE 18 HEBBBT GIVEN, That •aid DOTtcaia will ba toraaloaad par•uaal to power at sals IbaraU granted phone WI 3-3481. Classified Paragraphs^ Owner-Operators Ten men needed Immediately —age 25 or over who own late model 3 ton tilt-cab, cab over, or conventional tractors. Long term lease. Home base Kalamazoo. Case-Corbel!$3.75 USED TRUCKS— WI 5-5352 Dept. MC F 651 119 Freeport, III. 6/10 RenneR Ford Inc. ROTARY CUTTER 5 H. 3 pt. Hitch $325.00 WAGKI — Yas, whan you use the Mighty Midgot. The Baa- WELTON'S Write: Several Transportation Cars lUOfl at 10 A.M. la Ua Probsla Ooarlraom. Hulliji, Mlaklgsa a Maori** !>• h.U al Whlcb all erMitor* at said 1511, aio- deeaatad ar. raoulrad to prora Uair ej*lm*. CraBhon .«su»t flla »w»ra ala Iasi with th. Court and »ar»a a copy aa Mantrad H. Manto. BascoSS-tGMfft 7 lor trf *M4 Mtala. 1411 W. MapU Mkbl«B baakla* earporaUM, aa HlraaL Kalaaiaiaa. MtaMsaa, prior to •aid haarlsr. Poblieatws and sarrica shall ba Count/, Mhkl**a. •» Marsh SI, la Ufc*r 181 ol ICorUMM, m tba 3Sih day at March “rf'fm. Hooting - Plumbing For profitable Rawleigh business in North Barry County or Hastings. Ex­ 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 sp. V6 Engine. FARM SUPPLIES 1M1 CHEV. CORVAIR REAHM r^ w«* LEGALS 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Slyleslde Pickup. 1962 CHEVROLET BELAIR Wagon. 9 passenger.$965 1964 CHEVROLET 1964 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 OyL White­ walls. Power steering. 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl* power steering, w/walls, radio. 1962 MERCURY 2 Dr.$89$ aald nuhrar. ■MUMMi •rib*4 a* foUiv*. to-wit: Atlarasr st Law 1964 Chevrolet Biscayno 4 Dr. 8 Automatic. 1M3 MERCURY MARAUDER atop. Air conditioned. .IL5M TJKWwVLiaj: 6 by th. Skwif ot uU Couty ^o.ssx: 1965 Corvalr Mows 1965 CHEVROLET wltkla *Uks Ooaaty M Barry. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED 1965 Volkswagen 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR. KW.-Jr&'isrj'L'w: SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom THREE - BEDROOM HO ME - ffTAUS. SHREDDERS FOR Fairly-new kitchen and bath. rifle made by McCord's of ply. M37 8o. 946-3150. Ionia. WiU shoot a 2' group at Birch cupboards. New carpet100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ -ing In living-room. Will sell furniture with house. Phone tion. Yeager barrel and trigger, ★ Notice* Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable 7/28 scope, peepsight in mount, full monte carlo hand rubbed stock, WHY NOT LET US MAKE you *Ung with quick detach.swivels HOUSE FOR SALE—2-bedroom. a rubber stamp with your new Near Middle Lake. Cal) 945­ mplcte handloading ZIP Code number. Three-lint 8844 or 946-9165. 6/16 shove. Echo press. powders, primers and loaded 4-BEDROOM HOUSE at 425 W. Center. 1*4 bath*. 2-car ga­ shells, etc. Rifle value, $300X0 rage, hot water, oil-fired heat. — loading equipment 870.00. StlO per month on 1 year lease. Will sell complete for only CaU: J. R. Thompson, Elkhart, $250 00. Call 945-3884 after 6 6/30 Ind. REDUCE SAFE, simple and fMt with GoBese tableU Only 98c. Jacob'* Pharmacy, 126 E. State 6/30 FOR SALE BY OWNER-2-bed­ room ull modem home on Campground Road, borders creek, aluminum aiding and windows. Fuel oil furnace. Ph. WI 6-9223. 6/30 $225. This Includes, postage laity Shoppe, CARPET CLEANING IS EABY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or band- 9-MONTHS-OLD YORKSHIRE BOAR-396. Call 7963 Oull Rd, 20 SCENIC ACRES with hUl-top rr-s Jacobs pharmacy FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM building site, over-looking Long Richland (weekdays) or 629­ SERVICE! No charge for over­ lake. Just ofl M43, 8.W. of 5054 after 6 pm. 6/23 size prints. tf Hosting*. $1500. Ph. 945-5823. SPINET PIANO 6/16 ARE YOU PAYING MORE than May be had by assuming small 6H% Interest on borrowed monthly payments. Beautiful 1 GUERNSEY LAKE—40 acres va­ money? You might qualify for cant land—qbout 80T tillable. finish. See it locally. Write Good InvesUnentt Terms avail­ Credit Dept., Box 67, Nilas, able. $4,000. Cal Now! Ty Car­ Mich. 6/16 Uils paper. 6/16 ter 8c Co, Realtors, Kalamazoo FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR (Phone 343-6138). 6/30 TO ALL EMPLOYERS — The —Use RexaU'a fast permanent. Credit Bureau would appreci­ Regular 82.0G-Now $1X0. No SPACIOUS 3-BKDROOM HOME ate notification of an employ— Dining room, extra large living room with fireplace. Lo­ Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. son for termination—due to cated on Lacey Road next to the Increasing number of per­ sonnel reports we are doing. School. Call WO 2-0357 or afCall 946-3446. 6/16 SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boat*. ENTER PURINA*8 BIG HORSE Plote Boat*. Trailers and ac­ CHOW SWEEPSTAKES!—The cessories. M-66 in Nashville. ir Help Wanted makers of Purina’* Horse Chow OL 3-2861 or OL 3-6074. tf Checker, Omolene and Big *Un are giving away two registered IRISH 8EITER PUPPIES—AKC thorough-bred* raised at our Registered. Also English Setter. own Horae Research Canter, Good hunting stock. Good pets. ready to train or breed. Hun­ Phone: Holts Driftwood Ken­ dreds of other prises horaemen nels, 945-4870. 6/16 will like. Nothing to buy. to FRENCH POODLES —Miniature don’t delay. Pick up your en­ white male puppies. Reason­ try blank at Hastings MUUng ably priced. Phone: WI 5-5068 Mid Fann Supply and Enter •1 •«* I* proklblto4 kr th* I or WI 6-4334. 6/18 To-dayl s/16 y>d«r>! cItU riskla *ct wilk ul* MC«ptlo>*. ■■pleyaMl < ★ Pereeaala HaoMuk wh.lbor the li.l.d *o»lUm* ar* avslUkh t« bclb mu*. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— for general fanning. Fenced PG. 171, Hastings Talapboiu well Buildings In good condi­ WELDERS AND LAY-OUT MEN JY1 _6’2®6- Meeting* wm tion. Call 623-2719 (Delton), if Monday, 8 pm. tl —Must read blueprints. Good pay and fringe*. Plenty of overtime. Permanent position. 2/3 ACRE * Wanted Call: Sunfield 30100. 6/16 BORDERS A NICE CgEEK OOOK FOR HOTEL near Petos­ Almost new 2-bedroom modem key, June 20-8ept. 1. Write WANTED TO BORROW $3,000 tri.„ 1,1.1. on second mortgage of house. home Just ouUlde city UmlU, Write Box 1016 c/o Hastings Lovely Urge back yard. Schoo) 49770. 6/16 Banner. ^M/23 trad* for bouse in town equal value. W>re, Hagtlqga. HASTINGS BUSINESS WANTS young male help over IB. Call man wftb IwUy desires 3WI 6-0184. tf bedroom borne in Hastings clean 3-bedrpom ranch. REUABLE HOUSEKEEPER In Gm heat; full basement; Grand Rapid* full time, to live collect after 6 pm. Augusta. built-in kitchen. Large comer in. WUl accept woman with 731-7814. 6/16 lot in excellent neighborhood am child. Phone 383-1810. U across from elementary school. 2 or 3-BEDROOM HOUSE in Call 945-2341. tf WANTKD-Denui assistant, exHMttngs or vicinity. Can furTABLE PAPER — For picnic*. pcrlence desirable, Start June 16. Send re«ume to Box 1016 6/23 HOME FOR Sale on two extra­ c/o Hastings Banner. 6/16 3 BEDROOM HOME - Haattnga ct WANTED—Waltres*. experienced area, by state employee. Phone or Otherwise. WUl train. CaU 8L40hn*. CA 4«4»3. 6/18 FOR tons first and 796-3840 for appointment for aeoood cutting hay, alfalfa and PRICED TO BELL. Phone: interview. 6/18 1-266-6282, Irons, Michigan. U ir Work Wonted ffll-«218. RANCH STYLE HOME in 4th :IRBY, with a power polisher ATTENTION!! — Buy from ttw ward, near schools, ranch style, unR at no extra cost, for pol­ 3 bedrooms, sewing room, Uvishing and buffing hardwood manship — Garage Building — ing room and family room with and Uie. Cost over 3150 new. Any slaea — Cement Driveway* fireplace.- Birch kitehen with Pay only $39.90 or $560 per —Roofing and Siding. Ameribuilt-in electric stove, dishmonth. Call today. 945-5395 Electro Hygiene. 6/16 945-3730. em �Farmer Card of Thanks Woodland Mrs.Leinaar Saturday Jl£?=Efjj staying, the Presbyterian Guild Highhank PLMWCK mu Of Delton Area Dies on Friday fanner of R1 Woodland, late Saturday night, June gaHI the Osteopathic Hwpttal, Grand Rapids, after a six weeks’ O«**d»r» »h*U “/"‘wood xnllty «I a vwlaUoa' •< Ihl. Ord taint.. fr» “-!» Ue Un. Hail bertal in the Woodland Memorial napomur <n Oraaxovilla town•bfp !• •"• wharf im4m hardsxssi.'j^wjiiS HawbUta were Sunday callers of the South Woodland Church, and nlghU. God Bless you AU. CARD OF THANKS ■Eihlyn Burkte. make our 40th anniversary a Words cannot express our thanks to our friends and neighbors for the wonderful surprise, the wellfilled baskets Including 3 beautl- PUBLICATIOH OBDlia. moved to the Woodland family from MU Rose. Colo., ried tyulh Wagamon and they have resided In lhe Woodland Heating*. Hr waa Ing entertained their children and families, numbering 31 for her of the South Woodland Church of the Brethren and the Ordlaaac*. in addition lo tho tmpoaldcs of that we have so much to Thank God for. Special thanks to our dear friend and pal, Hasel McCaul and her co-helper, Ethel Gibson, for planning this happy occasion. God Bless you All. Jolin and Laneta Wilkes long time member of lhe Wood­ land Fire Department. .Surviving'are his wife, Ruth; Canada, were recent visitors three sons. Joe Chalmer Hersh­ berger of Grand Rapids. John with Mrs. Rowlader. Vacation Bible School will Mullenlx of Han tings and Hob­ art Mullenlx of BatUe Creek; 11 program la being planned for LEGALS PUBLICATION OBDBB. program. * The Methodist W6C8 picnic will be Court tut (bo Count? llnrrr. ANNABELLK HAUGHT. Pl.lallff The 70th annual alumni ban- f UBLlOAnOM MUD.. main nt Mlehln.n. Pn were Friday supper Fuller ot Mrs. Broekema Completes Course Bishop of Battle Creek Ln hanur daughter of the Uoyd Chapmans of their 20th anniversary. Center, recently graduated from Wayne University in occupation­ al Uurnipy. Marilyn also received Lacey 6. Mary Cxrp«m«r. ila. Jana Judith Burring. l«0 W. Mala. Headarshot & Vicinity outdoor party Sunday in honor provided by Haw blitz Hershberger ot Woodland*. Ralph of Detroit, and Wayne of Dixon, By Mrt. Rickard Clark PhoM MJ-J755 Vaughn (Dorothy) Charlotte. Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawblitz. MeHaney of Paragould, “•..“Jv.i.i.'S..1 Bari MaKIbMa. UapwvUcr Rsyawad Bitarde, Krk - tho Albert Bells. Victor Maurer By Mrs. Orlie VanSyckle 11 Or-itaf th— nt-1X1 Hastings Traffic Tickets Pleaaantview district graduating from Hastings High School thia Personal Mention ciety. A luncheon was l>cld Wed­ nesday night at the Hastings Ungs High School graduate. Qua leaves next Sunday for Ferris CoUsgn -A Birthday Club met Christina Campbell. Suzanne from Friday until Sunday when Virginia Brill We decided U> go July 20. Further details will be printed later. ★ Warren and (IS 18 and UH1) were well repre- Georgia Brogan were Sunday PUBLICATION OBDBB. lai 47/30, ran *—i BBaoLunoir or thi rojiian were unaware of the winds that Lcrtrllhl aa4 Baddy WITHIN THE TOWMBHF. George E. Parsona a former cauao of thia trip, my column teaciier at Woodland.* He reportRev. and Mrs. Richard VonddtUtoch and girls have been returned to tho Woodland Methodist Church for another now Working at Michigan State University in the Agriculture field. Rev. Harley Townsend PUBLICATION OBDBB. >03 w. Hl.I* at ORDER or PUBLICATION. Mlchuaa; uaraon L. Croat dJavUle. MklblUra dilTtBi. BL; BUhard L. “ •Doilies 33/33. TrUklya B. Da< Rd.. faUue U yUld rishi ol Jessie Campbell will liave the Briggs W8C8 at her home June LaPaz, Boll- Valencia, Spain. He and his famtuid Mra. Henry VanSycklc. * Battle Creek haa been visiting signment by the college. Wabaah College is a privately controlled JUNE 7—WUllaa 0. MliUr. Bl Hu- Neighbor Birthday Club will meet with Mra. Alma Welcher Ooerlroea, Huiup. Mich>»»o, Jiufof b« bold al which all cradl Winnie Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Veni Welcher were In Richland for dinner College Is a prlcately controlled Ing the alumni banquet a thing held in the evenings. The first promise to yourself and your fel­ low graduates to make an effort with the Metlxxllst team playing Mrs. Claude Hough of Poct- xow TiikAkroiiK. Il« it »•- woekend visitors with Mrs. Ethel Rowlader. PUBLICATION OBDBB ■utationa: SECTION 1: ■ Ultra 11. Hlalll family Sunday for dinner and Monday they will go to Inez team playing on Uw home field. June 22 with the MethodlM in Sunfield again playing against and Mrs. William Heinrich of Brethren will compete against lhe Lutheran team on the and family returned home Thurs­ Lutlierun team on tlie Woodland JUNE 11—AlphaoM Baldta. 1030 S. day from their vacation In Washington, D. C. Sunday eve­ ning we arrived at Gettysburg and got out to watch them play. where we spent the night then Zane Nash. 431 West Colfax on Monday. From there we went Street, regional manager of on to the nations capital. After agenda for American United Life Insurance, is attending a Tobacco aikl lemon trees also half decided to stay right there auiff conference this uvek in lhe company’s homo office at InNational Geographic says. (if there la such a time) in Washington and a stranger did £S5. PUBLICATION OBDBB HUI. of Mlchlr— ■ l »:00 ... room. lUnlnc.. Michls liowover to venture and enjoyed all the sights of the huge city. On Tuesday we boarded a tour W started out for Arlington Ccme- lines, MICU, prior I Publication and lUslInsa Mleblgu PUBLICATION OBDBB. Business Directory OF DISTINCTION Suomo-SIACK Lawrence BreHian Agency for MKMOKIAL MONUMiNTI INS8RANCE trip making a review of the par­ ents senior trip and a preview for the children’s trip. This will t>e night. Kay Stanton from WMU, Mrs. The Yukon Territory, home of Dangerous Dan McGrew, is the tlonal Geographic soya The weather station at Snag once ; recorded Bl deerceo below zero. Solly. USE BANNER WANT ADS! SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE ant sights. Wednesday morning ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP, BABBT COUNTY, MI0HI0AM ORDINANCE NO. * bells aa guests of Mias Christina Campbell who graduated. * The .. ». „ _Con^av "Wa'ra As Neat As Your Telephone" exactly where they were going. Unit. > PuLli Mr. and Mr*. Allen Kirlcia • Bally Stanton > from Manhat- Rd : Kenoalh W. Wolowlci. R3 MiadlarilU. axhlblUoa drivUig. W. SUU Clip This Guide Apyllonc* Keep If in a Handy Place for Future Reference General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED at Jefferson. we hope the tripe continue that WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. long. When we arrived in Wood­ Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. Slate COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ land the village truck met us St. Phone WI 54B16.. ICE—First class work. Call WI 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ debris of tho wind storm from ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Ing through rain from Ohio but CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— tings Floor Covering, 123 W. Repairs and sharpening. Saw State. Wf 5-5H8. parts and supplies. McCulloch ■and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Ato SECTION 7: No all kinds ot Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv. W. State St. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phono -. WI 5-5176. GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP — All washers, dryers and small home appliances. Call 945-23 U. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treetors, machinery ar»d chain saws in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone WI TERS—Service, ports, hoses and bags for all makes. Authorized 5-5052. Hoover Sato end Servto. Staury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Businei* Service* Offered • LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Waler Hone Tractor and Lawn Boy Systems. Sold, installed, serviced. Mower*. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ Lr.n Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. ware. while, you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain fMd, Pumping ($24.00 for 1st 1,000 gats.). CaU 945-5482. Concrete Products CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXGET YOUR READY-MIX from ths Phone WI 5-2123. 2223. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND ICE—24 hour Service (black and white). Jacobs Proscription State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED ------------------ - S COLOR CENood or finished 22?W. W. Mill. TROPHY CENTER—Plus ipecial- Phone 945-5316. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Henovar, year on Setchai I-Carton Odor. Service. 524 Middleville Rd.. TV S, RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ERS REPAI Hastings. AUTO cooed Bonh r ANDRUS Coll 945-3481 If You Would Life to bo Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guida �< Action Company. She la aurvived Woman Succumbs Mwsse' nf l»ia Abter nM>nle win Outdoor Sing Sunday Night Lake Odessa By francti Johnaton » |mte> Late Ptea. M4-B4M Harriwn Brock. Mra Vivian Ho- At Bank Lot You'll Like Our.. "Drop-off Service' Save Time and Money . . . Plus Free Mothproofing Broadway (20 Minutai) COIN-OP CLEANERS 322 N. Broadway 9:00 A.M. -5:30 P.M. The Christian Youth A-Rama will hold an Outdoor BlngaplraUon Sunday at > p.m. In the Clarence Birman, City Bank Parting lot Clark of Grand Rapid* Lulu tro*t. tonal*' ot singing of familiar hymitt and choruses and a tien 2011 Marine Corp* Recruit Depot Ban Diego. Calif.. 03140. * Mlaa talent contest. Elizabeth DeWoard waa honored side AfOgn Hall. Bunday, June June 1 at a mlacetianeoua ahower 10, with potluck dinner M 1:00 aacnd murtc. vocal and Inatrumentel. The talent will be judged upon audience response with the use mother, Mra Mildred Shade and Linda * Mr and Mra Forrest Seating. piano and amplifier MacDowtil of Chincoteague, Va and Mra. Velma Johnson of The public la Invited. Grand Ledge were Tuesday guest* cf Mra Ruth Peterman. tertalned Mr. and Mra Hand* HASTINGS WE8LFTAN METHODIST CHURCH tives gathered at the Peterman Visual TT. ruuM Home to VIAU uie Machome to visit wim with the 10 am. Sunday achool. GUL, I Dowell* and Mra Johnaon. * ill be riven to all fathers nm- ton.ita. i. t n | Public Forum | 11 am Worship aervlcr. Ser­ .Mra Kenneth Smith, before en­ mon: “A Fathers Wonship." mu- tering the Armed Farces Juns 18. Larry has been employed at 8 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship troll suice his graduation from 7:JO pm. Gospel hour. Ser- Ferri* last Bummer. talltv"------------------------------------Becky lZ* OuUarry of Albion o— returned Saturday after two 7 30 P Pr“7"' week* with her grandmother. Mime «rud>. |, trl Varpu * Mr. and Mra Claud Hayden spent the weekend at their home at 'White Cloud * Mr and Mra Gary 1 West and family attended open write a letter to the editor of hnuie Saturday honoring Mbs The Banner, but I would like to IJnda Bteup. daughter of Mr. do so now. As I am completing a most and Mra. Merle Hendershot, of memorable and rewarding ex­ Groff of Plymouth aUend- perience ai Board member of lhe Hastings Board of Education. urday at the Jordan Lake Park. I would like to express apprecia­ tion to The Hastings Banner for lhe wonderful support it has school. given Uie Board during the yean Mr. and Mra. Clare Blakely I have been a member. Only and Mra. Mymlle Stephens at- through cooperation with the various media of communication can a Board keep its cHtaenry WANT MORE CORN USE NH 3 THE NATION'S NO. 1 NITROGEN FOR CORN NOTHING, BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! No Ono, But No One Beat* Our Service Waet Michigan1* OMegt NH3 Dhtributor. MANCO or . SMITH BROS. DR 7-7411 ELEVATORS LAKE ODESSA ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT v toted Mra. Marvin Shade, at the Lanrtng General Hoapital. Monday. * Mra. Iva Birman and Central High School. A Mra Thelma Gilliland Of Laming and Mrs Ruth Ta&ker were dinner fine reportinc of our activities Abo. I would ilka at thia time to exprea* my appreciation for Bunday. Dallas Btadei took Mra haring been selected by our com­ munity to serva aa a Board memthe FnrguMMi Honpltal. * Marie. Mau and Mark Dunnigan of been a rewarding experience for rural Hartings were overnight me. and I trust the service I pucoto of Mr. and Mra. Gene have rendered has helped to pro­ Shade. vide a belter educational experi­ Mr. and Mra. Manuel Rodri­ ence for our children. quez and family went to Grand Right now we are all involved in the final phase of a building ther, Domingo SUvra of Ionia, program to provide adequate fa­ from th- Osteopathic Hospital. cilities for our secondary stu­ Mr. and Mra. John Bonecutter dents. I sincerely trust we can all of Waterloo, Ind., spent Friday put our "shoulders to the Wheel" and Saturday with the Melvin and see this program through, Brooks and attended “ ’ providing adequate funds to con­ ding of their g strue I Uie educaUonal facility aa Teri Ann to Royal Sdn- well aa adequate funds to oper­ ate Uie facility when it is com­ pleted. * Weekend guests of Rev. and P Sincerely. *’ Mildred Smith CASH or TERMS FREE DELIVERY SALE DAILY THRIFTY BUYERS CROWDED THE STORES THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF THE Vi MILLION DOLLAR ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT SALE AT ALL 6 DEVEREAUX fsutr^e ACROSS FROM TYDIN PARK THE RESPONSE TO THIS GREAT SALE IS TREMENDOUS ... ALL SELLING FLOORS WERE JAMMED WITH THE EAGER BUYERS WHO CAME TO LOOK . . . TO BUY ... TO SAVE ON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES AT UN­ BELIEVABLY LOW, LOW PRICES ... NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE - OR - HOW FAR YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL, DON'T MISS THIS SALE! 223 North Main 106 East Erie 401 North BpM^woy Eaton Rapid*. 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Jtfl — TRUTH ALWAYS------ FACTS ONLY-----A SALE WITH A REAL REASON - NOT JUST AN EXCUSE" THERE HAS BEEN A COMPLETE MANAGEMENT CHANGE AT • • DEVEREAUX FURNITURE'S GENERAL OFFICE . . . OPERATING m CAPITAL IS NEEDED . . . IMMEDIATELY . . . OLD INVENTORIES W JUST THE RIGHT PRESCRIPTION FOR YOU! Your Chevy dealer has a whole line of husky, hard-working Chevrolet pick­ up* ready to start saving for you now. Each has a ride that's hard to tell from many passenger cars. All have famous cost-saving Chevy track power. Now, more than ever, they’re America’s number one way to work. There’s one that'll be a real tonic for your busi­ ness. For your leisure time, too. Because, when the busy working week is through, you just slip it under a NO. 1 WAY TO WORK comfortable camper body and whisk away for a rest cure. Talk te year Cherrelet dealer about any type of truck. LARKE BUICK - CHEVROLET, Ina S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. WI 5-2425 MUST BE LIQUIDATED ... NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED . . . NEW MANAGEMENT SAID "EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD . . . EVEN IF AT A PUBLIC AUCTION". Absolute Close-Out Lino RUGS $4?® Hundreds of Bargains-Hundreds of Articles Not Advertised . . . See for Yourself. FINANCING for Those Who Prefer Terms. We Cannot Guarantee Quantities — Everything advertised on sale until sold ... Every article was In stock when this advertisement went to press. All sales final. No refunds. First come — first served . . . THE DEVEREAUX FURNITURE CO. • * Abiolute Close-Out GIBSOft ig Capacity Room's Big Air Conditioners >QQ88 While They Last ULSALE THAT IS A SALE �Chrystal Case Students Present Lovely Recita The Hastings Banner At Drive-In Service was opened with the IrwdlUunal Free Measles Vaccine Clinic Here Monday it 7 N at tha People* BlUe throughout th* rrenlng. . Wall Lake Couple Jubilaim Sing To Celebrate more subdued and Golden Jubilee Pamela Penrod. Marla Sheler. Marda O Jubilalre* Quartet u wrti known —““ Than*.,. J»OS >«• IS J' 2 from Hastings Graduate at Kalamazoo Went gym al Monsieur Edouard Morot-Bir, Cultural Attache of the French -The Knlghtamen." Dent Eng- mand which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide and Wolfram Pechnor. an technically trained personnel tor mental group, brought the the nation's aerospace force. Air­ man Oolnek was graduated from Hastings High School in IMS area Go 1 dance*. effective throughout, am students, one and all. with help of Uie orchestra and r instructor, displayed thete nt and thus entertained lhep lence in a grand way. ! Miss Case presentea perfect iUtMltona. --------- ■ DID of study. Tha flrat unit, "Not Enough Maney,” la devoted to the lending function* of ftnan- luller. Dawne Roush, Tom mond. Lots Ranguette, JoMlller, Raeanne Miller, y Armstrong. Marda OU­ . Janice Hawk and Anne The second unit, 'Too Much Money.** explains the importance at aavtnga. The third unit, “Just Enough Monty.” is devoted to budgeting and future planning. The last unit, "Financial Insti­ tution*." outline* the different AGO? Prize* for ticket selling were ■ed to Jo Ellen Miller, 1st; Henton. 2nd. and Carol ’ .3rd. rial institution*. >’ Meals today's drugs didn't even ahd typing and shorthand cxerof Michigan, recognizing in May the Sheriff Merl H. Campbell re­ ted to the Board of Bupervi*Tuesday that he and hl* offls had made 24 trip# In May to arlotte transporting prisoner* the Eaton County jail. County cruisers traveled 15.78R lie# during the 31-day period. Sheriff* officers policed 43 accidents daring lhe month In which It persons were Injured. They received 29 miscellaneous omplalnta. 44 criminal comlalnts and made 22 other traffic modern medicine*, it* no TODAY'S PRESCRIPTIONS ARI THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY Bishop s Company To bo at Dolton Y»ur (Ttefl/Z) Pharmacy Jacobs Prescription Hastings give DAD a treat! Steves MILLER REAL ESTATE CANDIES DTAT* Slavics INSURANCI assorted chocolates 2 lb. 93.15 FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 19 CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Sore rour FwmfFy Firn... la idrfwa* IM CAME HIGH QUALITY Photofinishing Learn the Answers Modern families want to be INFORMED, and this is as it should be. Stop by Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home at any time for frank answers to all your questions about our serv­ Other DAD'S DAY Gift Ivggastions Dr. Grabow Pipas Kaywoodia Pipas Boxad Cigar* Ronson Comat Butena Lighters Bantlay Butana Lighten Maple Valley Schools Receive Accreditation ■ ,Dr. Kent Leach, director of the Bureau of School Service*. Uni­ versity ot Michigan, ha* in­ formed tlie board of education that the Maple Valley achool* have been given full aocredlta-tton. Tlie following letter was re­ ceived from Dr. Leach after he made hl* accreditation visitation to the Maple Valley schools. The letter, addressed to the high school principal, Forrest A. Rinehart, read as follows: "I am particularly happy to visit the Maple Valley High School again Inasmuch as I have been working with the adminis­ tration. board of education, teaching staff and student body for the last several year* and have shared their anticipation toward that day when the new high school building would be In operation. I wish to congratu­ late all of you: the building in- board of education prorxwes an increase In salarv schedule for ices and prices. No obligation, of course LEOnflRD-OSGOOD NDERS CANDIIS----CHARLES H. LEONARD Phong 945-B7I Robert Godfrey, til Weal Congreaa. Washington, D. C. Aa Hartinn High School. that from all the reports I oouW gather and from mv personal come a teacher, practice taught— contact with the board. It ■ap­ biology and phyalcal education— pear* that lhe board of educa­ for his senior Independent pro­ tion I* working a* a team and i* ject He is affiliated with Cen­ slncerelv Interested In the educa­ tury Forum Society. tion of the boy* and girl* 'n the Mlsa Godfrey, a political *felMaple Valley achool district lence major, plan* to attend "The only suggestion* I can Western Michigan University graduate school. During her ready aware of: namely 1. The principal definitely needs more secretarial help. It may well be that in the near future he will need additional administrative assistance: but for awhile I recommend that priority be placed on the hiring of additional secretarial and clerical help for the high school. 2. I am pleased to note that lhe board of education promised to hire an additional Industrial study program, and study of political science. Mias Godfrey. affiliated with Eurodelphian Gamma Society, h i served on lhe judicial board a is head proctor of DeWatera* women's dormitory. complete rose gardener in a box 11.19 J. There is still a relatively high turnover of teacher*. Per- that there is a new building and a better salary schedule. 4. It is desirable that you add an additional foreign language. One foreign language 1* really boy* and girl* enrolled In your achool. feeling of mine that the super­ intendent's office along with the board of education conference room and the administrative porate* the thing* that tha board assured me would be in It. separate building and not In ei­ ther the secondary achool or the rations are complimentary. The elementary school. building is very attractive and "Permit me to congratulate all school this size, I* quite diverse in breadth and in depth The teachers and administrators are Officer* gave assistance to qualified. The general tone of me.’ ‘r departments on 28 occai. Issued 48 traffic tickets. port between pupils and teachMia* Alberta Nath visited friend* in Grand Rapid* last ■11 paper*, made 24 inspections and ground* are weU malntaiMA. week and attended the Blodgett > note Lhat UM Abm*il reunion at Qarfteid Park. place* where Intoxicants we* Id, processed 713 applications or driver* license* and gave 37 nd tests. Fifteen arrests were made, tnng two for drunk driving, for manslaughter, four for driving, two on traffic and three on bench on Thursday. July 14. at B pm. 11b. 91.60 IBOth Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist The airman recently dren's norent* will be required completed basic training at Lack land AFB. Texas His new school the announcement said. About ‘Money’ ton Methodist Church. College1* High Te Be Specialist — Airman Gary men Road. Delton, has been se­ lected for technical training at Receives Kit grandchildren. Th* couple resided at Whiting. education. Ind. until 1M8 at which time they moved to Delton. teaching Haatlag* a barber for many year* both In Whiting and Delton They have Delton Senior /it Girls’ State ‘K’ College Hastings High Kites Hasten exchanged sap- • ~ meoalee vaccine clinic on Mon- at 020000010102020230013100000201020101000101020100010100230101 the Hasting* day. June 11. Mllbourn** number —• ! : ; around roses . • fseds with special organic rooa food to help plant build strong stem, plentiful, colorful bloom* s ask for QreonfUU' Blair ’s Farjn & Garden 231 Wi State ' 945-5982 �Mrs. Barnum, 39, It Religion Advitor at Dies Thursday In California member of the Chi Omega ft>rorlty, a member at the Covina Methodist Church and the Wo­ mans Society of the church. She also sang in the choir. She was married in t>e chapel al Michigan Stale Unlrersity on Aug. 23, 1352, te LAKEWOOD E. V. B. CHOC Rev. Cart HUvarnaU, Pastor Morning worship, 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday family wontlip. Adults Bible study, 7:80 pm. - Youth Peltosrahlp, 7:30 pm Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. Rev. Glasgow H. J. Buwalda, Mtnfol sr • Pbotuss WI 6-3337, & WI $-4385 Office hours Tuesday through> Friday, 8 am to boon Any other' timiw by appointment. Saturday, June 18, Followshlp class party at Maurice Smith's Bunday Schedule 8:56 am. The Bunday sab Leon West, BupL Claeses for plaans at 8:30. . Every Bunday—"This is ths Life" over WKZO-TV, 8:30 am. dionnel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:M am , channel 8; WJIM-TV, 3 Adult Clou Ha* Social Gathering Assigned NiI ear Eaton Rapids Nazaranot Honor 4 HHS Graduate! The Rev. Maurice E. Glasgow, a graduate of Hasting* High The Nazarane Church baftfr- Lm. UMnnd 10; WZau-TV. U noon channel IB. Tha Lutheran Hour, over WKZO, 12:30 pm.; over WBCK, FILGRISf HOLINESS CHURCH 1302 South Hanover Street - Telephone: 846-8428 Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. EJwyn Tuesday, June 21 V.CA teach­ Curtis, Rupt. Classes for all. er’s mooting at 7 pm. Nursery. Wednesday, prayer and Bible Junior Bunday school in charge of Phyllis Munn and Gladys l am. Worship ocnrlce. ;16 pm. Junior service, Da| and Rooda Munn, in charge. I 1908 to 1966 58 Years of Service 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7:60 pm. Wednesday, prayer and praise service. ‘ Rtureday and Friday, the pas- Worship, 11 am. ' -1 Junior church for children. 4-0. Youth choir rehearsal, Wed., 8. Fellowship service, 7:4ft am. Youth FeUowaholp. Wed, 7. Bible Study and Prayer aery vise, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Carey home, west of church. 8OUTH KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor 1831 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo Bunday Whdol. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young Paopfo4* Service, 8:30. INSURANCE employed by the laboratory di­ vision Of the Michigan Departnhtrf df ■ Agriculture at Michigan State University. She is a stu­ dent at MSU. They have four Youth camp, July 11-16; for. Youth camp, July 18-22; iiial Conference, Aug. 4-B; th Camp, Aug. 0; camp Ung, Aug. 8-14. and so is tiring messy defrosting Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. ax. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Pr. Jooeph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Bunday Mass, 8, 10, 11:30 am. . .Confessions, $ to 6,.apd 8 Co 8, Saturdays,. 7 JO am. on Bundayx Before Masses ol! weekdays. Dally Masse*, 7 anT8 am. In Having* an your giforsnfll . sentstion of only theTneit Insurance companies, together with our reputation for personal service Is your suursnea. Rev. Charles Olbbe, Pastor Worship ocTTicee. 6:4ft am. Sunday achool. 10:46 am. Wednesday night, 7:60 Adult COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Michigan, Heatings v«s yes VW Y»* Y** Y«« Y*» y** T« v«* rr» v«» r*« y*s yea y** yds y*e yas yegymyes yee Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor CHURCH AT DELTON 0:60 am. Sunday school. Bev. Fr. Denis p. Nash. Pastor 11 am. Worship service. Bunday Mints: 7:30, 11 am. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed, prayer service. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. For information, write Wayne Richie, R1 Vermontville. CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN 'FROST-FREE REFR1OERATOR-FREEZER thttlHHHItoh George Speus. Pastor 1603 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Evening service, 8 pm. Prayer service. Wed., 8 pm. Sunday achool. 8:45 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Sunday evening service, 7.30. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Every Sunday, _8:30 am., tl Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, It am. Sunday evening service. 7:30. Wed. evening service, 7^0. 404 W. Colfax Ph. WI 5-6313 Bat. Sabbath achool. 8:30. Worship. 11 am. • Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Sunday. "Faith for Ttxlay," on TV. WOOD,'Channel, 8, 8:30 am. Sunday. " Voice of Prophecy, Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 o.m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Oortoh Blakeslee 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Preaching. Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Rd. 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, ll am. Isaac Osgood. Pastor I Ing worship, 10 am. ay school. 11 am. M Endeavor. 7 pm. ?^J^Blbio*Smdy Wed- evening, at Ira Osgoods. CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Eldar Gerald N Slack Sabbath school, 0:30 am. Saturday worship, 10:46 am. Prayer meet Tuesday. 7:30. Oklimobllc'i taring reason ,U tn full twin*! And •very day, new owners by th* thousand* ar* Rocketing into an OldzAiled rummer of driving | fan! Ga on over to your Old» Deafrri* and tert | drive th* Old* you Ilka ben. Discover how much Oldftnobil* car** about th* thing* you car* sb sat. Your comfort. Your aafocy. Your driving retitfoctlon. OUT FRONT WI 9-3412 �Chidester Area We In the CMdesUr area ex­ tend our deepest sympathy to storin Thursday am. to atund the Frank Kuir family In the km of hla brother. * Btan the meeting of the TOPS Club. Woods of Irvine visited the * The Kenneth Buchers family Merle Vanderhotta Monday. * Yrtk or lhe week of Juno 1st, I ryort red this very IntareBtlng let­ ter rrnta Mn. Samuel L. smith. 311 North Main Street. NashTiU* (Thank you very much. MW. Smith. It was nice to bear from you again.) "Reading “Fresh Out of The AlUc" today. I saw the name of In this old BANNER of June 23, 1904. I am sure you will all get a kick out of tho "Burinere on the fair grounds at Clare While still very young. I am sorry I cannot say about the DR. LOWRY. Hastings. Mich. year this happened. He might Always a large stock of eye have been 29, out I am sure he glam and spectacles on hand. C. A. Scribner. M. D. Physi­ cian and Surgeon, Delton, Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. H. A. & C. H. BARBER, Phyaldana and Burgeons. Calls In oily or county responded to with promptness, day or night P. R. TIMMERMAN.* Homeo­ pathic Physician and Surgeon. Office corner Jefferson and Cm- PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocki and A. HANLON. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Middleville. Mich. CHARLES RUSSELL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Office over Fred L. Heath s drug store. DR. O. B. OATES. Osteopath. Over Banner Office, Hastings. Mich. Consultation free. At Ufktweifkt Blocki Nashville, Mich. Ph we 653-2791 SPECIAL I & K —Take Home— FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60' (Saturday Only) S. Honover 6 Teachers Retire From Lakewood 10c Depot it on Containers Nowicki, with 39 yean of teach­ ing. She has taught for 15 yean in Lake Odessa and at the time of her retirement was teaching a second grade at West Elemen­ tary. Prior to that she taught 14 yean at Woodland, six at Mason and four at Rogen City. At the close of the school year, her pu­ pils and many of the parents gave her a surprise party which made a very pleasant note on which to start her retirement years Mr. and Mn Nowicki plan to spent about eight months in­ Florida, reluming to Lake Odes­ sa each summer. They have pur­ chased a mobile home which they plan to park on lhe shore beautiful Manatee Bay near Bra­ denton and overlooking the city of Palmetto. Mn. Theda Wilt, a veteran of 32 yean in the class room, fin­ ished her career as a first grade teacher at Woodland. 8he plana to fly by jet on July 8 for art Indefinite visit with her son. David, and family, near Prankfort, Germany. Visits to many places of Interest on the contlIng in the German schools is also on her agenda. Wall Abbott, who taught phys ad and social studies at tha Lake Odessa Junior High, has completed 22 years as a teacher, lhe past 18 at Lake Odessa. Prior to that he taught at Constantine and Breckenridge. As Mn. Ab­ bott is also a teacher in the Lake Odessa school, their actlvtUea for much of the year are more or leu laid out for them. However, a trip through the southern •tales early In the summer for Ute family wa* planned and'Mr. Abbott also hopes to attend the Olympics in Mexico later In the UPHOLSTERING RANDSEN' Inturonct Agency • THI FURNITURE BUILDING KNAPPEN. KLEINMANS & KNAPPEN. Attorney!. 117 Mich­ igan Trust Co. Building. Grand School System —which Includes Lake Odessa, Clarksville. Sun­ Rapids, Mich field and Woodland and sur­ rounding country, retired at the dose of the 1MS-M achool year. These five women and one man have a total of 1U Sytars of chaaed the county paper. Arthur was’killed by lightning Insurance planning Erway’a of Heatings. Maurice Erwaya and Albert Wolfes, both of Grand Rapids, the Homer Smiths of Dowling, Mr. and Mn. Vance Sharp of Middleville and Dick Roses' of Hastings also at­ tended. * Shirley Smith and children were dinner guests at the Dean Potters Sunday. * Laurence Potter and Dean drove to Battle Creek Tuesday to visit Wayne Hasel BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Phono 374-3523 "Super-Right" Fully Mature. Com-Fed Beef STEAKS ROUND SHOP A&P the (ton Mei caret . . . about you I -surnaiOMT- ••nxer CORNED BEEF w 59* T-BONE 85: 99: 4 Fresh Mushrooms * 59* Porterhouse . . USDA GRADE "A" "Super-Right” Eoweleae Young Turkeys Rump or 10 to 14 POUND SIZES lb. 69c Flat Cut SIRLOIN Halibut Steaks Rotisserie nunsserie 39: »’«* BONELESS, FULLY COOKED Mrs. Evelyn Courser, who is leaving the second grade at Clarksville, can look back on 21 years of instructing boys and Broiling girls. For the past seven years "SUPER-RIGHT*' 2 ta 3 ». Sius • she lias taught at Clarksville and during that Ume has had three of her grandchildren in her clasaea. Prior to her years in the town school, she taught for 14 years In the country' schools In Ionia County. Her future plans HELLMANN'S — — are just to take it easy and en­ joy life aa It comes. o o o o o j°*« Mn. Louise Douglas, who in later life got her training at Central Michigan, then taught °*H HOMI-1TYLX — mwrwi al Remus for, seven and a half years before going to Lake Odeaaa 11 yean ago. is having-* atcond grade group at Wart BeWHITl OIAUTY wU) leach in the Bummer School at Lakewood June 20-July 29. She also plana to teach part time but looks forward to devot­ ing much of her Ums to bar Ave hand children end their families. •, Mrs. Norma Reuther, who re­ grets that health conditions make her retirement advisable at thia time, has served aa librarian at Lakewood High sines It opened two yean ago. Prior to that she was librarian at Wood­ CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM m| land for eight years and earlier spent three yean aa a classroom teacher. She plans to be a busy houaewife, farm helper and mo­ ther In the yean ahead. Much happinta* In their re­ tirement yean is wished there public servants who have given Canned Hams & 4” Spare Ribs . • MOSTBOYS FIRST REALIZE ’’CaTLieO ic DieiiT'' they begin To receive FATHERS DAY PRESENTS Mayonnaise Freestone Peaches Shortening . . 3 ci?51« 65' 3 vnvrr Peanut Butter IT IS THE WISE FATHER who takoi Hme te initill In hi* children tho mH*fgetion and lelf-reipect that comet from .Mnetty, kindneo and thrift. For tho (ood job they do, wo with all fathom a fcwVi1_ _ </• RATE IS ON ALL % SAVINGS Cheerio Bars Troabie-free with s capital “H •AVI 20c — MILD AND MELLOW Eight O'Clock MS Coffee HfiSi! O'CLOCK *49c Half and Half CHOCOLATE FLAVORED is 69* Nestle's Ouik AOP BRAND, GRADE "A" If you own a cheap powarenowav now. you probably know all about expensive repair bills and mire table summer Saturdays. You re probably ready for a trouble-free TORO. Cease e« la aad eea eaef Special Sate Tomato Juice SAVE 16©—JANE PARKER 3B79* Elbow Macaroni PKG. Net Wt. 6-OZ. CAN Cherry Pie 10* MAtVB. VAMILLA M HIAFOUTAH ■co Cream Slices Fresh Produce! WDTUtN MOWN—27-SIZI . Slate St. WI MN) (MU,,. BENDER'S 7 SINCLAIR SIRVIgS MM __ Cantaloupe 3-I00 WMriwi<by J ™ 39* w ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI OR TRBSWEBT FROZEN &39* 49* M7* MMklm 2—29* Sugared Donuts sm fc �Need Farm Records to Show Defense iquid fertilizers May e Far Too Expensive Board to Aid Especially Profit Low Area Farmers ambitioue Holstein Group pounds per gallon Michigan State Uniwrtity. Buys Calf for Sale at Fair bquid terUUsera on Um ire eompetiUro with dry Official Action of the Hastings City Council Service, Service, 50 appUcatlooa ot liquid lartlllaw to correct a mtaronutrleni defiotency." Ratntroui liquid fertiliser by llMB>ty, «us isl th* Chid ot mts until the Barry County Fair. Al the dairy show at tho fair. Wednesday, July 27, thia /Vow’s the Time Mta. \ Tte Cmtrai Michigan Bagla- •K scs g£irt&s To Drench Sheep meeting la Aug. 2. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Jilltna Ho«t«tl«r Graduate! at Davenport School JIUsne Hoetetter. daughter of ducuon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hostetler Steetay suggests drenching all OI AJW, wa* ^auuawj xinwy nighl from tho Davenport School Pick a winner from our complete stable Low Volume (pray Saves $3 MiHion In Beetle Control located In Um county. Each USDA County Defense Board la equipped to asm the The calf la al RoyalPooUac then though the liquid fertitoed. Um nuirtenta Agricultural Reeearch and the Agricultural District Court Petition, Michigan’s. grain crop for pro­ tection against the ognal leaf ABCS, is responsible for food ‘’•*‘*-1-......................... production programs. In an emergency, he will see that guidance la available in emer­ gency farming practices and in by Michigan Stele Univmlly conserving farm oquljanent, fuel. Agrfcaltaral Eaporimeet Sta­ tion actortbta. In two yean <1984 and 1W&), *190,000 was spent on agricul­ Ho ot^led UiU Uie Boll Cbn- tural research aimed at devtlpIng Improved spray methods. nihility for monitoring agricul­ tural land and water, crops, and farm commodities stored on farm four ounces of undiluted pesti­ cide (malathion) per acre—which Tho Agricultural Retcarch Poultry procecBlng plants nor­ mally subject, to Consumer and Marketing Service inspection Ou. CsrAod. , . _ A Ibiter ot appreciaUoa from P»onook Uraplul tor tMtekln* tko boioo In ihrir parkins >o» wm rMd and Melvin Smith added that USDA rtspontibUltite for moni­ toring also Include any land pro­ domeeUo or wild animate at fish. The 13 million saving In spray costa la better than * 15-foki annual return on tho 1190,000 inMichigan State's track team. 1060 Big Ten indoor champions, opened the outdoor season by setting two meet records and two Spartan achool records at the Ohio State relays. Additional Information c o n- tended Freeport School, graduat- S3,SS!“£r..“.‘t?3 Hsnulr. »b»l !*• OBrAltewf b« •uthorliod to M<ura the n»<e*«»ry ko cwMiractloa of lh< Mb—1L g. Cm®. KataBMoa Ethel Page from Mesa, Arte, attended tho alumni banquet M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 StASON USB »• W, US, |to*. foul. ««1, teuta. „„„ _ I mwa Uw Job nd WW Ron. U. th. .UoeUx tool null E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 L Stats SU Hartings Fh. WI 5*2913 Fiddlers' Contest Championship Otd-Tlma >14dkra* contest will be bald tn Ubly al 7:20 pun,Friday, July 8. Mr. and Mra. William TroptaM and cash prties win Kalamaano spent the v with her sister, Mr. an. Bun McPhorlln. coming for the Jacoba-Young wedding. pertinent of Agriculture and lo­ cal veterinarians will notify hu­ man beings about radiation and fallout conditions directly affect- farm and in tho homo. Questions and anawera which would help you to understand the nature of fallout and would help you to protect yourself from it ore available In USDA Farmers’ Bulletin No. 2017, ’’Defense Against Radioactive Fallout on' lhe Farm," ar contact the local chairman of the USDA County » Defense Board. Melvin Smith, at Dr. Jack Brown and Rax Schad 301 S. Mldilgon Avenue, Haswere elected to the Tlx.nuippleKellogg Board of Education Monday. Deus J. Kinney. City <X»»k Brown, Schad Named to T-K Board Ride with The Dodge Boys the good guys Land Bank intereat rates remain at B V5 %. Gat the money you need to build your farm business—got meat terms up to 88 years. No prepayment penalty. See us about a Land Bank loan I Bany Farm Calendar.. and Schad ZM. Other candidates and their votes were Norman Carpenter, 143; Charite Blough. 137; Jom« Haabeggtr, BO; O. Wellington Jackson 95, and Louise Middle­ ton. 87. Brown and Schad succeed Earl Mala OHiaa Control ARE OUT TO DAVS WORK—One -n»t M-. an Feb. IS. 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STAMPS with lhe pur chain ol a Quarter Sliced Avondab PORK LOIN loneleit HAM ROAST <>79c Craaa Style Cora 6 n« — ’1 ».89< TOMATOES CUT*GREEN BEAKS Fret-Shore Ocean PERCH FILLETS Ub pkg 49C Q ox. wt pkg. 55C Kwlck Krnp SLICED BACOH Bonolew RUMP ROAST -88c CURE STEAK >> ‘1.09 Bonelou Sirloin "io - STEAKirROAST B*~<1 7 Avondale pBrk & BEARS i is. «x4/49c Evaporated Milk 6 UH fl. otcini 79c Kroger 7^^«1 SWIFTS PREM Redeem at Kroger Ihni Sat. June II, 1964 2»~-->’1 cutIbeets STRAWBERRIES 3»—^.89c Avondale Krogpe Bool rw Poet Sweetpeas Avondale Sliced or Lpeach halves 4 1-lb. D ox. cant I' F ZANY ZOO DRINK MIX SLOPPY JOES 2»»—i -~’1 "SANDWICH COOKIES2* a»48c ^^^^^California Cantaloupe Patio Plates m?149 Canned Meat KIBHEY BEAHS P^No. 17 Sixa Jumbo MT OF 4 THIBMO T1MF FRUIT COCKTAIL S*<—.’1 Strawberries todeera at Kroger Ant Sat. Jute >1.1964 w purthate of 3-fc* or Born HAMBURGER CHUN KING ITEMS Radoom el Kroger thru W, June IL 1946 Blueberries I SO EXTRA TV STAMPS 1 wiA any $2 or more purthoM of □ FRESH FRUITS I I fc VEGETABLES *• P-rcham dwr I * RAM ELECTRIC | POWER TOOL ' 100 EXTRA TV STAMPS । ■ I Wirt any S3 or more pwthua ol I — ->— !□ FRESH FRUITS .,,.■ WMyt1nlT 11 SO EXTRA n ITAMPS I 101X0 wtAP | • �Dorothy Walton Campbell and Roy Blough. Jr. pronounced the benediction. ' A lovely program of music was given by Uie Ron Westerly Trio, composed of Ron. Floyd Jackson and David Welch. Mrs. Hreterly 142 Attend Freeport Alumni 79 were Alumni of Freeport High School, five were former steak supper featured and present teachers and the Banquet rest were spouses and guests. In the roll call by years, it was shown that Orvln Smelter Intel*, CLU. New York Life KI-1291 Delton Methodist Vacation School Begins Monday Kellogg The publication k jn orijinil printing of "Blx Months Among Indians, Wojvea end Qtber MUld Animals, in the Forest of ADegun County. Michigan ta_ the from there who will be starting tact with Chief gaglnaw a»d Kindergarten In the Fall up Chief Noonday, as well as the Selkirk Mission — all wf which lor High grades thia year. are familiar names in Barry County History. Undent. EATINGj slatanta Include the following: Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING SUPPLIES SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS 2IJ3 Goa uk. Hood Hastings HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING ' climbing northward camber. Ota this da; tag and it will than bo placed the collection of Michigan ai local History materials which la fast being assembled tn the Hastings Public Library. ita Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Incidentally, Mra. Richard Captain John Bowne and Sarah Bowne who came to Barry. OounClty in 104. •baa loaned to* YOU* C0HVINI1NCI WI AM FASTICItATING IN THI HAJTINOJ CITY SANK CMDIT CAK6 ILAN. N«H> Oaa Uk» C^»-O» O»«i 5i00 «J. - Indiana., Her b waa a pioneer merchant of Prairieville and later preaident ■of the Hastings National Bank. Mra. Taggart recalled that in bar 10 . mu. mum, SUSPENDED , CEILING dlan trail to Detroit, returning with a supply of flour and tea. . Tha Historical Society is mak- House'* at Yankee Springs at height of ita------- ‘-1Cook made *1 reaching standing hospitality. FURNACES Call WI 5-5769 Michigan United Fund at the IMh annual meeting held 4 Not Hottest oldeft representatives present. | Delton Methodist Church's ThlTauthor, a member of the with one each from Uie Classes Dally Vacation Church School of 1812 and 1914 also present will start Monday. June 20. and Vice President Donald Kldphysician, to leave his post with from 9 to 11 am. until July 1. the preaident, Milton Miner, who on a ted of leaves, hunt to the pita) following surgery. Fifteen forest, live aa theg.UW* In order 1968 Middleville graduates from to recover his falling health. Freeport were welcomed Into the Alumni Association. Blx new Since the Introduction of the written 60 yean later, the “cure" graduates attended. Bernard Dukes. *56, gave the Welcome to children, the Vacation School worked, but the many harrowing the Class, and Kirk Kunde, gave program U coordinated with the experiences reported in the ac­ count of Mr. Cook'S Winter In Uie response. curriculum being pursued in the The treasurer reported over regular Sunday Church School the primitive foreate Dear Way182 in the treasury. Next year's during lhe rest of the year, and officers are: President, Donald contains Important elements of Kidder. Jr.; vice president. Car­ tho curriculum which will be M uch of the ol Branton; secretary. Marie Cheney, and treasurer. Roy attend. Bkxixh. Jr. About the same number of prowling wolves who consumed The Invocation was given by children are expected to take much of their limited food sup- ASTINGS^ WATER the Michigan AFL-CIO Uie conelu«ion of their program. Fete Saturday A Bwtas Hind, United Fundi Barry Historical Society Lots of Given Interesting iBooks But “ June ’ 21 WI 5-3732 Another book presented re­ collection In Uie Hasttags Public John Payne; kindergarten I: Mra. Donald Mohn. Mra. Robert cently to lhe Historical Society Library. Williams; First Grade: Mrs. Leslie Morgan; Second Grade; inazoo, “Flrat Land Owner* of Mrs Arlond Bromley. Mra. Don­ ald Tiffany; Third Grade: Mra By Mrs. Frank Routh RtZawMI ■ SU-2T1S Clinger; Fourth Grade: Mra. Martins Taber, Mra Donna tended Methodist Church serv­ Hills; Fifth Grade: Mrs. Robert ices In Augusta Bunday. Juno 5, Chamberlin, Mn. Marvin Har­ and took their granddaughter, rington; Sixth Grade: Mrs. Dari Shelby Roush. aa her achool dsco; Junior High: Mra. Klrert Porrest C. Babcock,' Nashville, choir sang that morning. While there they visited with Grandson James Maaoa and family, who E. Grant Street, has enlisted In atiended tb Paul Fiaher ents and friends may come and see some results of the school's Lackland Military Training Cen­ Bend, Ind , Randall, to get work. * Allan KcUvttlee. ter near Ban Antonio. Texas. Ruthxuff and family have moved Airman Babcock Is a 1985 gradu­ ate of Maple Valley High School ployed in Grand Rapids. * and selected the mechanical‘ap­ Frank J. Roush hnd family antitude area for training upon completion of basic training;"' high achool graduation. About David C. Bennett, son of Mr. 50 came from Prairieville. Rives junction. Delion, Hickory Cor­ R2 Nashville, has enlisted in the ners and Martin. Shelby Is startAir Force and Is presenUy un­ dergoing four weeks of basic start at Community Milo Armed Fanes] ( -News 7Voter-| EASY TO INSTALL NOW SUSPENDED CEILINGS Featuring Madam NU-WOOD® Dnignar Pon*l«! a 1985 graduate of Hastings High School and selected the me­ chanical aptitude area for train­ ing upon completion of .basic training ,'' Airman First Class Qulntln E. Olmstead, son of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead, received Citation and Air Medal at an areomedlcdl evacuation technician in the IW* public of Vietnam from July 9, 1966 to Sept 9. 1968. "During thU period outstanding . airmanship and courage were exhibited In the successful accomplishment of Important support mission un­ der extremely hasardoxs condi­ tions. The professional ability and outstanding Mrtal accom­ plishments of Airman First Class upon himself and the Unit States Air Force." Qulntln stationed at Kelly Air I Base, San Antonio, Texas. 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Hmm” electric air conditioning NU-WOOD ■>aa|ifkaal^r IFFtlTV flic HOUSE or QUALITY Q( A � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-06-23.pdf a561d1162004e24022339a34970df24e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner lllHa Ymt Hutinji, Michigan, Th u redo y. June 23. 1966 st NUMBER 10 EDITORIALS.by R.M.C. jpeclsl editorial lalutt this that has presented a problem to the facilities a viliable It is one Of the tings Public schools. As president of Uie school board during two major building programs, she took ously and spent many extra hours right Inexplicable. However, to leaving office, she merits the gratlthe local school system received full value for funds expended. The live and useful years devoted to relaUonahlp between school and community has been very satlsfacdistrict. a full measure of credit. During Things arc now going more favorably for us In Viet ■ Nam. according to word from Washing­ been maintained but actually im­ ton. Where have we heard that proved, despite a constant growth Retired Banner Employee Dies Here Thursday Hastings Moose Represented at Chicago Meeting The Hastings Moose Lodge was helicopter he was piloting crashed well represented al the Interna^ 40 miles northwest of Pile Ku In Vietnam. been employed by The Hastings Chicago June 12-16. Banner from 1922 until the end of 1961, died Thursday morning. June 16. at Pennock Hospital where he had been taken the day before. Mr. Krebs had been in falling health for some time. Smith became a member 25 Club and took the fell Banner Correspondent 48 Years ‘Drops’ Pen Mrs. Lillie Cheeseman la rellnqulahlng a labor of love." She has been a community correspondent for The Banner since the Winter of 1918 when she started writing about the people in the Dunham District. She has batn a correspc•— correspondent ever since. about many, many people, and many Incidents. binder The tragedy occurred while the men were harvesting oats. drink when he deaths. George Ostroth (Maurice Ostroth's grandfather) was in­ jured fatally by a bull and BiU Donuvdn wu killed in Hastings when a car hit a lamp post and the lamp fell on him, inflicting head injuries. ; Mrs Cheesetnan was born in ' Castleton Township on May 6. ! 1895, the daughter of Edwin and i Katherine <Kuns> Brumm. She neph C. Dunphy, who has been Catholic Church since June of 1961, has been transferred to be pastor of Sacred Heart parish at ML Pleasant and to be dean of the Mt. Pleasant Deanery. The Deanery Includes Roscommon. Clare, Isabella Counties and parts of Montcalm. Mecosta and Osceola CoArt les The transfer is effective July 8. ham District on the Berryville Road. She attended the Castleton Center School then went to Nashville High where she was graduated In 1914. She attended two Summer sessions and taught at the Branch School for two years. 1914-1816, and at the Duniuun School from 1916 to 1918. She has also taught at the Nor­ ton School and has been a sub­ stitute teacher at Nashville. 3 HHS Key Club Members to Attend Conclave farmer, but Lt Ted Tift Hurt in Crash In Vietnam Hospital at Nha Trang suffering here. Hastings Division Manager Sunday evening the members Banies of Sheffield. Ala. His wife of the Bliss executive operating and 15-month-old son, Bradley. committee were entertained at the Harris Motor Xnn in Kala- Cooley returned to Hastings Thurs­ Hastings High School Class of 1958 lings Division, and their wives. day while the others motored and received a scholarship to This Wednesday night the through Wisconsin and the Upper Michigan Tech, graduating tai Utt. Hastings Division staff planned Peninsula, returning Sunday. to entertain the directors at Gull nude his first solo flight tn Harbor Inn. In addition to his wife, he is After the board of directors survived by a daughter, Mrs. meeting this Thursday morning, Leo Gasper of Hastings and there is to be a tour of the Bliss seven grandchildren. facilities by the directors and lo­ cal officials and representatives. Saturday at lhe Vogt Funeral Home at Nashville. The Rev. entertained at a luncheon this Harley Townsend officiated and The Katherine Crispe Guild of Thursday noon at the Hastings burial was In Lakeview Cemetery Pipp Community Hospital. Plain­ Country Club, sponsored by the at Nashville. Dr. »nd Mrs. W. R. Birk were well, announces the awarding of honored by the Barry County flve scholarships during the post Medical Society on Monday Those attending the. Bliss In February a scholarship was executive operating committee Hotel Hastings. . awarded to Linda Sheppard of meeting Monday were Car) E. Plainwell, a student at Bronson Dr. Birk, who has accepted, a Anderson, chairman and presi­ residency in anesthesiology at lhe University of Michigan Hoe, outlve vice president; Wilfred P. pltal at Ann Arbor starting July Medics Honor Dr. Birk at Monday Dinner 3 Delton Girls Get Scholarships Quick Work Saves Nashville Veneer Plant A plant at Nashville Tuesday shortly before 8 pun. was brought under control by the Nashville Volunteer fire department and fast work on Society recognising his con tricommunity while in practice In Hastings. . । The resolution stated: Whereas. Dr. Wilbur R. Birk has practiced medicine In Huarins— l*J wbb —b bk.4 . * RclUer and Susan Scott of Del­ ton who will all study at the Borgess School of Nursing, and Donna Lockwood of Delton who will study at Blodgett School of Nursing. Grand Rapids. Father Dunphy To Leave St. Rose For Mt Pleasant Whereas, he has established The Are was discovered during the half-hour lunch break. 7:30 himself as a noble, conscientious healer of the sick and. boys. While the fire department was president of the Barry County being called the employees quickly Medical Society, as chief of staff Bishop Allen J. Babcock of the of Pennock Hospital, as medical Grand Rapids Roman Catholic tlngulshers and two 50-pound director of the Barry County Diocese, lius announced the tnins002'5 which had been purchased Medical Facility, as chief medical since a fire suffered at the plant examiner and coroner for Barry phy from St. Rose of Lima parish last February. County, as medical advisor for lhe Red Cross, and in many ad­ paratlveiy slight, according to plant ditional capacities. manager. Russell Blakely, except for that resulting from the water that Dr. Wilbur R. Birk be ocThe transfer is effective July 5. corded special recognition by | The Mt. Pleasant Deanery inon the floor and on the celling the members of the Barry Coun- eludes Roscommon. Clare and Isadirectly above the pile of veneer ty Medical Society for his out-: bells Counties and porta of Montstanding contribution in the field j calm. Mecosta and Osceola. The fire started only three or of medicine in Hastings and I The Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly. four feet from a 815,000 guillotine Barry County, and particularly' who has been pastor of BL Mary jointer (hence the room is called the guillotine room) but the ma­ Date June 20. 1966. U was signed Dunphy here, chine apparently was not damaged physicians of the Barry Coun-: Father Dunphy, a former pastor ly community. to the dryer room directly below stalled as pastor of I from the water. Both the em­ Bunday. July 2. 1861 ployees from the guillotine room LakewoodVotes Against K-12 Voters in the Lakewood School District, and others in Ionia tested a proposal to unite 45 existing Ionia County districts Into five K-12 districts of Ionia, Belding, Portland, Saranac and LUI. Republicans io of Republican chairman, will be the guest speaker. dent. Bliss Company. Harvest Festival At Nashville > Opens Thursday tillties. returned here after attending the 32nd general conference of the supervisor Of Maple Grove Town­ Wesleyan Methodist Church of ship since 1867, la not a candiAmerica at Houghton College. Townshlp sine George Eddy in April Huff was elected national vlee president of the Woman's Mis­ meetlng Tuesday night His resignation was accepted sionary Society. and his wife, Olenna I. Weber, was appointed to All out his tern which runs until April of 1967. 8 Barry Men Leave Monday For the Army The Hastings Municipal Band practice will be bald al 8 pm. Monday to the Hastings High lhe first woman ever to serve as a supervisor from Hope Town­ ship. Her husband Is scheduled to cludlng two volunteers, have .the county board. Equal­ . Hlreator. Milton .Buehler ■ ithorlzed to name his own Mra. Weber has been familiar Township board members indleated at their meeting that nam­ Ing her to the post would elimi­ nate the possibility of “playing Halliday. Republican. High School, Mrs. Weber is a graduate of Hastings High School sand the Barry County Normal. Glenns Osgood —she taught at several rural schools, tnrindiaf Orangeville, Potterville. Clover­ dale and Quimby. Equalization Director Buehler said he has completed sampling Assyria and Maple Orov*. Town- agricultural, commercial and residential property, and craea cover the entire county within four years. The county has more Ml 33 and donations before the than 18,000 real estate descrip­ tions .. Hastings Ward I donations The candidates for township were >57893, Ward 2, 818665; offices follow: Ward 3. 8336.69 and Ward 4. Assyria Township 8628.60. Retail gifts were 81.472.- 11 TOWNSHIPS. Page 3. with White Products I Employee Dies Suddenly Friday, 83. R2 Wayland, who died suddenly is to be a tractor pulling contest Friday evening at his home at City Band Practice two incumbent supervisors are not seeking re-election. Democrats and Republicans filed tickets in tl out of 16 town- a 841950; Baltimore. 89696: Cartten. 8310.13; Castleton. 845 46; Hastings Twp,. 8318.75, Hops nothing: Irving. 817.40; Johns­ town. nothing; Orangeville, noth­ ing; Maple Grove, nothing; PmirtevlUe. 8250 7g; Algonquin. ted to parttrdpaie Lake. 818955; Thor nappie. 8315.Hastings. Frtepcrt. Woodland 835556 ’ । Woodland. Bellevue, Vermontville, Lake Odessa, Delton and Middle- fill Thursday evening ihow of all professional acta. This schools. Candidates for township offices to be filled In the November elec­ tion filed their nominating petl- Rev-, Mrs. Huff Return from Wesleyan Meet , IS. Middleville 876698. Naahvtilo 8546.73. Woodland >133.79 and DcUon 824950. nah Ip contributions In­ Nashville’s annual Harvest Fee­ but Clarksville voted 87 In Clarksville and has three ABOUT: the Hastings City Bank. All teenagers are urged to attend At Letut 2 New Supervitort to be On County Board Generous Barry Gives $9,410 to Cancer Crusade Friday afternoon there will be pony pulling contest, and at 8 Columbus. evening vu renamed president National The Teen-age Republicans will hold an organizational meeting 11 Townships To Have Contests In November BLISS OPEN IIOISE genera] counsel: Olaf O. Vaught, Monday. June 27, to go to Detroit vice president, administration; for Induction into the armed forces. dent. rolling mill division; John J. Byrne, vice president, research and engineering; Franklyn 0. Clark, vice president, industrial Others are Franklin E. Deck­ relations; Edward R Malthouse, vice president, light mfg. divi­ er. 24; William O. Lynch. 23. sion: Paul Jones, manager. Port­ John M. Taflee. 22; Thomas E. land. Me., division, and F. R. Thayer. 21. and Homer L. Schantz and James L. Bower­ president, international opera­ man, both 20. There are 25 registrants sched­ tions. ’ uled for induction on July 1. Those who are to attend the and 61 are to take their preboard of directors meeting this Inductlon physical examinations Thursday include President An­ on the same date. derson. Oswald L. Johnston, sen­ Barry County’s Aurust Inducior partner ofcSImpson Thacher and Bart'ett. New York: D. Lyle Service board has announced. Fife-, former chairman of Tlfe Electric Supply Company. De| troll: Stanley C. Hope, director of Struthers Wells Corporation: Leonard Spengenberg. chairman of the executive committee of McCrory Corporation; Fred Searles, Jr., former chairman of the Newmont Mining Corpora­ tion. New York; Lester Ginsburg, senior vice president and dlrecMrs. Robert Eillget. general chairman of the Barty County pany. New York: Hannon Hugo, vice president Defense Manu­ nounoed that the fund drive facturing Bliss Company: Milo B Hopkins, former executive vice with contributions reaching 88,­ president. Manufacturers Han­ 410.79. over Trust Company. New York: Donations in Hastings totaled Milton G. Hulme. chairman of Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, 83.203.37. vlUagta 8151755 and Inc., Pittsburgh, and George Per- townshlpa 8256399. Memorials Lakewood elected D-nest Wood it Clarksville aa a trustee over Frank Townsend. 300-276. Townsend iiad a slight edge In Wood served on the Clarksville Knights Company's executive committee and this Thursday morning di­ rectors of Hastings’ largest em­ Mrs Leo Tift of Whitmore Road. Mother of Nashville Republicon Meet Woman Succumbs Ungs Bliss Executives Meet Monday, Thursday Here in Charlotte, the son of'Ward and Edith (Britten) Krebs. On Nov. 23, 1926. he married Flor­ ence Greenfield in Grand Rap- attended an electrical school In Richard Stanley, Ted Woodman­ Chicago for one Summer. see and Greg Wood are to be in Chicago, June 26-29, to attend the 23rd annual convention of Key Notice of Registration Club International. bus it was expected they would Mrs. Lulu Mae Lillie. 89. Battle August L 1868 Primary Election resume work Wednesday. Creek, the mother of Mrs. Willard la Tuesday. July 8. 1968. I will be (Donna) Bennett of Nashville, died still under investigation. Hastings firemen went to Nash- Monday In a Battle Creek hos­ pital. She had been a resident of RaHIb —<LS ,,BABB V <1 ' Key dub International is a He. a registered pharmacist, died service organisation far high school [ — - ----------------------------- 30. IBM ballots la Saturday. July March 32. 1966. boys, sponsored by Klwsnla Inter- at 2:00 pm. national, and maintains similar Lloyd Nottingham, s"T ideals and objectives. PralrtovUle Twn. < bitf atg^ ned from the Banner files Company, was bare Monday �Mm Jaawa Bums Jimmy, of Ann Arbor parent* Mr. and Mm Uatar. for a part of and aon. visited her J. C. Hollast weak. The Al Cortrtgtu family ot Altagan were hare on Sunday, and Aland four ot Che nMWvn spent lhe night with MM. CartrtgtU. BflM Qmite Karmaa. who has been living with bar grgndpar•nta. the Lada Karmaa, and at­ tending Kaflofc Community, bar music tn the pubffc achooSi fl •n» Addbcrt CcrtrlgtaU happy our Um arrival < of friendship greeta me at meat easier approaching a Mend . Yes — I like the'cheery greeting — the warm welcome — the ‘Hello’ with a friendly smile that FELPAUSCH. It tells me... I'm welcome... , I'm wanted hero.... I That my request for special cute of or questions ebout food preparation will be answered. And I really feel so much whenever I have a question or special request. At FELPAU8CH I feel like the West Woodland — someone I know and trust By VIM SIm> most Important person In the store. Yee Ptleoda ot Mr. and Mm Clark Ovenmlih will be glad to know -they are back Ln their home at Cartion Canter. MT. Ovwrohh Went nat time tn a Battle Creak hospital and upon bM reteaaa, they stayed with their •on. Loren, and family while be wm recovering. * Summer school began at Lakewood on Monday. FupUa who haven't done too well the paat year or need extra help to keep up with their cLam have I like to shop at FELPAU8CH — Where Shopping is a Pleasure.” SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN BEEF SWIFT'S PREMIUM ” PRO-TEN BEEF . : ■> BLADE CUT... BEEF SPARE RIBS ... . BONELESS STEW MEAT CHUCK BLADE STEAK sa MANHATTAN BROIL STEAK ZaM " CHUCK ROAST FANCY YOUNG BIRDS... SWIFT'S PREMIUM DUCKS HONEY SUCKLE isattEr ECKRICH SMORGAS PAC THRIFTY BACON W „ WELL TRIMMED - SHORT CUT I * Mr and Mra. Larry and family and Mr. and rd Hyun and family of 391 RIB STEAK RIGHT GUARD • SPARTAN... overnight gueeta at their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead, reraita to Um Upper Peninsula COMPARE ^4-U-Buy! i SALAD DRESSING PE8CHKE KING-SIZE FRANKS CARNATION-EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Instant BREAKFAST ROXEY DOG FOOD Quality Furniture PlfcWNTOWN HASTIMCS JELL-0 ^1 CMTOH •EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Gelatins - All Flavors 613^ GRADE 'A' Medium-Fresh WITH GRAVY ... 1-LB. PKG. SHURFINE... 3-oz. Wt. Pkg. GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 3:25 STOKLEY'S... FRUIT COCKTAIL SHURFINE-DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS OR PORK & BEANS GET DOUBLE S&H GREEN WAYM STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY COUNTRY FRESH by beu< oui-of-dooro and dotnat ■atmathing t» likes to do. Bane fritter away their thnr Dahtog and othero on N BUTTER 1-LB. Solids SPARTAN —'Everyday Low Prlco’ _ WHITE BREAD EVERYDAY LOW PRICES thalr team and ahrubbery a* It ta the beat time at I1W year for getting thoee little Umigs dam around the Hot House TOMATOES CAMPBELL'S ... PORK & BEANS . SHURFINE PINEAPPLE - of our doU-younaU how. We can help you GRAPEFRUIT DRINK sou... PINEAPPLE JUICE . M with Depend on tn STARTAH... SMSTAH KOZIN MEAT‘S DINNERS1 BEEF, CHICXEH OR TURKEY LIQUID BLEACH . . cbama 29* i ‘BUTTER X 49* M ANO AI I1'*"’ WIM ™IS COW’ON AH0 * WITH PURCHASE Of ANY H •ALLOW COUNTRY FRESH ICS CMAM. IC/t �Hastings Moose Banfield - Vicinity Given Certificate The W8C8 met Wednesday at For Service the church with Mra Edith Dannie R Brown, trustee (one to be elected). Republicans — Victor Eckardt (Incumbent), supervisor: Bernice Kantner. clerk; Lucy Jordan, treasurer; Wayne Henney, trus- Groat and Mra. Albert Lyon* Yankee Spring* Township Democrat* — Jerome J, VanMo tre (incumbent), supervisor. Republican* - Claud Willson, supervisor: Charles F. Storkan. clerk; Joseph J. Panyrek and Irving L. Luts, treasurer; Clay­ ton Kelley. Jr, constable (two to be elected). No one filed for Bcmee ac­ tivity in competition hold among lhe more than 2,ooo Moose throughout the United Kathryn Frey, daughter of Mr. -- ,1 vb mb awarn lor outstanding community ser­ logg Community College Tuewvice work during the past year day evening. June 7. The gradu­ *goal k)dge was made by ation was held in the Kallogg Auditorium. * Mra. Gordon Bux­ ton was hasten for a pink and Woodland Native Honored in Went convention of the Mrs Lol* Scott, Friday evening. Chicago------n Horton stated that Lake. Saturday evening Mr. and and Kathryn remained for a Susan Crago from Vicksburg spent Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Gordon Buxton. * Mr. and Mrs RoUle Powell and son and nephews were Bunday evening wedding anniversary. the actual, Mkhfgan claiming to be Hlar* of Wayland who enter­ tained with a family party on Sunday, June 19. :hi«an ama. Ho waAtah»«o E. Barnett montville and moved to WoodMr. Hlar waa with the CtUama Bell Telephone Company from Lawrence Bird. Jr., a native of which ho retired In 1947 after official tuturg. , K Cutehall 1* civic af­ faire chairman of the lodge, which competes In Clare C of _““ununUy "Tvice contest, lie will receive a framed scroll for spearheading the award­ winning community service pro- The Hiars Mark Thayer Given 60th Anniversary More About More About- uted from high sc>x»l. has been died by the Freedoms Founda­ tion at Valley Forge. Bird, who lives in Apple Val­ ley. Calif., with his wife and life members of lhe Olfi. and belong to the Methodist Church. teacher* in the Nation and 16 in California to be honored. they have four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. presented at Adelanto School to Bird. SPECIAL B & K —Take Home— FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER superintendent. David Brownell, Frry * Much wind damage oc­ for a special program presented curred tn the Banfield area. Mr. Gold award* repreaentlng flrat and Mra. Albert Lyons had a In which members of hla fifth Continued from Fogs Ona born blown dotam: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peake last a silo: one--------—--WC11V third of the bam roof belonging supervisor; Oral MlUer. clerk; to Portage Park. Ill.; Corning. to Mr and Mra Veen Pritchard Waynard Jarrard and Kenneth at<d Quality Furniture 10c Deposit on Containers Chisholm. Minn. was blown off. * Cindy and noon. Moro than 100 students .1 J. Martens Marten*, treasurer, and Nell S. Hanover DOWNTOWN HASTINGS Bird attended MSU and Adrian Bronse awards for third went to Jim Leonard from near Bellevue from all part* of Michigan are Bandin. trustee, College before enrolling at Pasa­ N C: Va,P"“*°- spent from Wednesday to Fri­ enrolled In the course. -Bal Um ore Townablp day with their grandparents. Mr. dena College, wl graduated in 1961. In special framed n'attjAm1 Next week, fifteen janitor*' supervisor. scrolls, designating certificates of IKalnryn' - • — Republicans—Walter Soya (In­ merit.- were presented ■’» cumbent). supervisor; Anna leave for a three-day course for from Battle Creek were Wed­ lodges. school Janitors, engineers and Calms, clerk: Colleen Schanu. nesday dinner guest* of Mr. and custodians to be offered at treasurer; Lawrence “Red” Greenfield and Alvin Cruttenden. penpoll from Ohio called on Michigan State College. East trustee*. Cruttenden to fill va­ Lansing. The course was planned TI vw/v m friends In the Banfield area. * cancy. 8°y* »i*nt last week 1 with her sister and family. Mr. County Health Department In Democrat*—- Donald Hayward, co-operation with the W. K. and Mra. Frank Scofield of near supervisor; Frank Francisco. Kellogg Foundation. Woodland. She and the Scofield* were Father ’ s Day dinner guests er: Wendell C. Shafer. Uualee. Miss Marilyn Rose Shaw. 19. Ri Republican* — Lloyd Hoffman Nashville. lhe daughter of Mr and of Mr. and Mra. Rudolph Soya ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W Rural letter camera of Barry (incumbent) supervisor; Frances Mr*. Newman Shaw who live a and family. mile south and a mile west of L. Buller, clerk; Shirley A. Wal­ Mr. and Mra. Jim Whitmore Saturday for a social gathering ler* and Kenneth Dewey, toes NashvUJe on the Bivens Road, was, from Battle Creek were Father’* still In Pennock Ho*pltal this, Day dinner guc«t* of Mr. and and potluck dinner with their urer; WUbur Solomon, trustee. Wednaoday morning suffering from Mra. Luther Lens. ★ Saturday families, after which lhe followCarlton Township ahock and Injuries sustained about. Mr. and Mr*. Norman Leonard Democrats—None. and family from near Bellevue. Republicans — Ernest Hoffman (Incumbent), supervisor; Agnes freight at the Charlton Park Battle Creek. Marvin Prey and Bush. Delton, vice president; Scobey, clerk; Richard Yarger. Charlee BacheUcr, Hasting*, sec­ treasurer; Rex Wickham, trus­ crowing. retary; R. W. Erway, Shults, tee. and Lloyd Shepard, pan­ tage repairing the roof, chimney, treasurer. stable. and window* damaged by the Castleton Township recent high wind*. Debris was Democrats—None. Chaney In "Outside the Law," Phillips entered Community Hos­ heralded as "his greatest fea­ (incumber)t> iupervUor; Csdl S ture." and a comedy. "Two Lipa pital Sunday where she will un­ in Holland.'* from work at the Hastings Mutual dergo major surgery. insurance Company when the ac- * Roy Brown entered Battle and Robert D. Barry, trustee (2 cktent occurred She Mild she dldn7 to be elected); Gaylord Gray, hear the train whittle. D. C. Vanderoook, aeciotary of constable. Witnesses said they heard the men’s pedro club met with Mrs. Hastings Township whistle. The engineer was Al Kraft. accepted the position of aaaodQ. Of Jackson. cottage Thursday evening. * Mr. Marilyn's 1966 Chevrolet was hit and Mrs. Gordon Buxton were the national magazine of lhe (Incumbent) supervisor: Juanita A. Slocum, clerk; Virginia 8hegWednesday evening dinner guests YMCA organization was badly damaged. w of hla aUtcr. Mr*. Josephine continue here until hl* trustee a She la a Nashville High Chetwman. * Evelyn VauNocker lek Tietz. graduate. from near Lacey was a Sunday 1 Walter Beck. Harry Coburn. The Dr. Wilbur Birk home on Rudolph Soya and family. * Republicans — Bill Sackett, Taffee Dr. has been purchased Little Shelly Wayland and Ann Shop of this dty will undertake supervisor; Rose H. Smith, clerk; by the Dr. Carl Peuradw Hummel arc spending the week with grandma, Mr*. Roy Brown. ry R. Scobey, trustee. * John Brown has completed his A. Cotton army duck upper, crepe rubber sole, cor­ four year stay with the Armed Forces and is now at home with rect balance arch, rubber toe cap. Sizes 8 ’Ze to 3 B. ids parents, Mr. and Mra. Roy supervisor; Ellen I. Trantham, lateit Brown. clerk; George H. Eddy,.treasurer; B. Cotton enameling duck upper, rubber sola, Father’s Day dinner guests of Albert H. Day. trustee. ' bumper .toe. Sizes 8 to 2 D —1_—-------------------------Republican* — Florence Halli­ patterae puaucATioir osnss. day. supervisor; Frederick W. C. Dacron® polyester/cotton upper, crepe rubber Uy from near Bellevue and Mr. treasurer; Meryl L. Peake, truasole, correct balance arch, cushion insole. 4-IQ B. strong Battle Creek. Afternoon caller* Irving Township LINOLEUM from Houghton Lake. ★ Mrs Democrats — Paul A. Palmer, supervisor; Kenneth R. Schants, na MODERN FASHION clerk; Donald Falconer, treasur­ tended the wedding of Min IK FLOORS er; Robert Christie and Qari Cheryl Cordray and Tim Jone* from Battle Creek In the South Hula, trustee (one to be elected). Republicans—William F. Haye* Maple Grove Evangelical Church COMPARE RENNET* TOO QUALITY SNEAKERS (Incumbent), supervisor; Leon Meyers, clerk; Elwood Yoder, A FLOOR TO MBIT Backward Glances 11 Townthipa 60‘ COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! (Saturday Only) COMPARE Marilyn Shaw Hurt When Trnin c*rol’,n Hits Her Car lenneus IN HASTINGS F*nn*y'« snaokart! Carefully crafted to Penney's rigid specifications for com- fort fit ruggod wear. All Sanitized® for lasting freshness oil value-priced. Come see our lively collection! our summer-right action casuals for the whole family ------------>,7. FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN 2.99 LEGALS | Remember-At Peee*ys-Use Year Parge Card RVIRY lUDGrr HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING trustee. and Mm. Marvin Frey attended the wedding of Michael Corrigan and Linda Wood in Hasting*. * Mr. and Mr* Gerald Shepard PUBLICATION OBD». Mrs. Edith Vacarc 123 W. Stafa St. view General Ho*pl tai Republican*—Luther Lenz (in­ cumbent). supervisor; June Dos­ ter. clerk; Robert Ogden, treas­ urer: Wilbur Uldriks, trustee. Maple Grove Township Bchantx, supervisor: Mary Harrard. clerk; Menu Wolfe, treas­ urer; William Swift and Clar­ ence L. Hoffman, trustee tone to ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY PHARMACIST... FOR MEN AND BOYS F. Cotton army duck upper, crepe rubber sole. ■ cushion insole, arch support. Sizes 6-13 —- sign, rubber sole, bumper toe, cushion Insole, arch support. Sizes 614-13 nock (Incumbent), supervisor; Blair HawbUU, clerk; Joyce Starring, treasurer; Au Schanta, trustee. Orang*rille Township Democrats — Earl McKtbbln, (Incumbent), supervisor; George Shoemaker, treasurer; Raymond Bourdo, clerk; Kenneth Gale*, trustee. Republicans—None. PUBLICATION O1DI1. supervisor: Evelyn B. Sanford, clerk; Violet F. Higgins, treasur­ er; Robert Willison, trustee (one When health is In lhe KeM^leai *’ Lyons, incumbent, supervisor; Lloyd Nottingham, clerk; Lewi* Johnson. Jr, treasurer; William A. Stone, trustee; John W Black and Gerald Shepard, constables balance, accuracy counts The slightest tip of o scale speaks volumes to your pharmacist when he is compounding your doctor's prescription . . . you con trust him implicitly. First-aid and sickroom supplies, prescriptions Plus S&H Green Stamps urer; K. J. Hlldsbrandt. tnretre "sei Wl 5JIM 2.99 G. Cotton enameling duck upper, suction cup de­ OPEN EVERY DAY 9 AM. UNTIL 5 JO PM. FRIDAYS 9 AM. 2.99 �Municipal Court Past Resident Handles Variety Dies Thursday fa Wyoming Of Offenses TORI AL Graveside services for Harley undoubtedly be advised that he shouldn't eay BanrrUle Cemetery former YVONNE ALLEN SALE fumlibed. States was not Intended, originally Georgs and Clara (Ware) Hayan incident in Yankee Springs. Cronk paid a 515 tine 2nd BIG WEEK! Our manager's own sale event! She has picked the items and prices in every department to show her ppreciation for your wonderful patronage. Still plenty of excellent savings left! practical effect-even though In­ tended otherwise. Society, as well as the individual. should have the right to protec- lhe BarryviUo area until 19IB when be moved to Wyoming ces Gear hard. Bunday. Beth will remain In Woodland while her with selling ground beef which legal dice become so loaded in favor of rights, slgnincaiit mostly to these criminally inclined, than society, BaeIf, Is bound to suffer. he worioad for a railroad until his retirement. cabin in Northern Michigan. Bunday visitors with Mr. and signed by Raymond E. Hankey, Mrs. Jeny Fisher were Rev. and Inspector with the Food Inspec­ tion Division of tho Michigan daughter, Mh>. Deo Clara Dun­ can of Sheridan. Wyo.,- and a under the doctor's care lately. Department of Agriculture. sister. MT> Elmer (Zoe) Gillett X Mulliken, waa fined 525 plus of Nashville. brated in many homes of the 57P5 charged with shoplifting a package of franks from the A dnd Mrs. Herald Classic was March la, 1*1*. |tre become happy YVONNE ALLEN Gittleman's Manager 108 E. State crimes. Effective policing, thanks Many, we believe, will agree with welfare by portraying the evils of normal police questioning in tepns which I think is greatly exagger- BEAUTY BRA Perfect fit—and all the flattery you look for. C cup 32 to 38. In while, black and fashion colors. REG. $3.95. Bldleman of Lake Odessa of legal dodges made available to them by recent Court decisions. A soft, light curving of lace and Lycra, it's pure joy to care for and wear. A and B cups 32 to 36; However, birthdays were also Bottle celebrated at tljs same time. Birthday honorees were Mika and Cindy Curtis and Jeffery Kilmer. Those present wara Mr. and Mrs. Duane dum and fami­ ly of Dearborn Heights, Mr. and Mrs Oaltn Kilmer and family of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ By France* John*tan vin Classic and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Curtis and Harley Btadei waa released family, Mrs. Rhoda Bawdy, local. from Ferguson - Droste Hospital. Greg Clum stayed to spend the Friday. Ho underwent major week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Begerow were Bunday luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. John BegCattle Club directors meeting to crow in Grand Rapids. * Recent Ehat Lansing, Saturday. ★ Wil­ bur Neeb, a medical patient'at at the Classic officers must operate, is extremely Elizabeth difficult. If not Impossible. Also, take the rather shattering ONCE-A-YEAR SALE Harlan hit the bullseye when he following his heart attack. * Methodist softball team lost their said: •‘The court la taking a real Danny Benham returned to risk with society's welfare In imneeday. They were scheduled of ids own earn in gs this BumClamice J- EllioU, R3 NaahvlUe. paid a |30 fine plus 55.48 court ooata for driving without Nashville Chief Robert D. Park­ er June 19. Bryan D. Holroyd. IB, R1 Mar­ tin, paid a fine plus IS..48 ooeta on a reckless driving charge and also 525 plus 15.45 for being GIRDLE airy, powerful with a curved diamond-shaped front panel of nylon lace over nylon taffeta. Ruffle-edge" elastic finish at waist Six attached garters. Re­ inforced back panel. REG. $7.00. *4.95 Vermontville. Their next game will be played against the Wood­ land Zion Lutheran team on the □rand Rapids were Monday home held. Plan to attend the Court when they saw a red visitors at the Harley Stadel Comet run the atop sign at Court Justice Byron R- White, appoint­ home. Roy Waite of Greenville, them are beginning to realize the game is more ■ strenuous than hind it end turned on the flaahed by tho late President John F. Kennedy, said of this decision: Woodbury were Bunday visitors. The Child Study Club-will hold "The rule announced today ... is * Mrs. John Rogers la a patient their last meeting of the year a deliberate calculus to prevent Saturday, June 25. at tho Tom troi, and skidded and flipped interrogations, to reduce the inclfall. Her daughter. Ruth Nlelhamer home with a pool driven by Dorothea A. Kendall, party being planned for 6:00. A planned potluck supper will be guilty and to Increase the number State. served following the swimming. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Majinska alujfided the Eighth Commence­ President Sheila Black? vice Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burkey ment eoccrclaea and tha Instal­ president. Betty Allen; secretary, and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Art many criminal defendants, who lation of tho first president of Lucille Woodman, and treasurer, Karrar and family and Mr. and otherwise would have been convict­ the Lansing Community College, Mary Lou Geiger. AU members Mrs. Everett Couch and family June ’ 12. at the Sexton High ed on what this court has previously School, Lansing. Their daughter. are urged to attend this final were dinner guests on Father's meeting. AU mothers in the com­ thought to be tho most Mtlsfaclory munity are Invited to become kind of evidence wtll now,, under clw of Practical Nurses members of this club. The com­ Mra. Georgeau (Betty) and Lisa mittee has met to plan the pro­ visited her parents, the Burkeys, this new version of tha Mh-amcnd- ilnWoyed se an LPN at B! grams for the coming year and pn Monday. MIm Dawn Burghdoff is a acquitted ... In some unknown eating. guest of Kay Corey of Detroit Ron Martin, recreational di­ .ting Community College, Marcia rector, has been a patient at the will return a killer, a rapist or Osteopathic Hospital lr. Grand other criminal to the streets and Lnnslng Community College with Rapids since June 13. Therefore to ths environment that produced the Summer recreation program has been forced to be poatponod him. to repeat his crime whenever until further notice. Thia In­ it pleases him." cludes all baseball teams and the One can also appreciate the con­ swimming program. If anyone is cern of Justice White when he Fred Nowlins of rural Mason. interested In helping until he Is able to take over, they may con­ Quality Furniture tact hla wife by calling 367-2868. [I ever to share the responsibility for voived in an accident in Grand DOWNTOWN HASTINGS Mr. and Mis. Jerry Fisher areil Rapids Bunday evening as she enjoying the company of their 11 her husband, a patient at Frrgu- granddaughter. Diana Newman, COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Pantie Girdle Sleepwear *2.29 “ruffle-edge" elastic finish at waisl and legs. Six detachable garters. As in the above girdle, the Choose from a wide selection of gowns and baby dolls. Prints Tho Wilson Ouidcte of Lacey and the Bert Benhams spent and bruises and a severe lacera­ eye. 14 me weekend wcucuu m ~ -z — requiring .. the In aiuium Manistee wiu and tion above the attended the Ramsdale Theater, stitches. She waa then released, the current play being a civic I ------------ •------------production of "The Sound of I Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Burdick were Music." The weekend was i entertained for a steak-fry at planned In celebration of the the home of their son. the Gary Benhams anniversary and Fath-' Burdicks, In celebration of Fath­ er's Day. I erls Day.______________________ Matching-panty girdle with diamond shape is repealed in the .and solid colors. REG. $3.00 back in a stitched reinforced REGISTRATION NOTICE power net panel. REG. $8.00. and $4.00. *6.95 i for GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, AUGuiT 2. 1»6« Dusters To the qualified eloctora of Hie Township of Barry (Precincts No. I and No. II), County of Barry, State of Michigan. *4.99 Regularly priced in the $6.[)0 and B7X» range. Prints and I solid colors. Denims, terry, per- DRESSES *4.99 Cottons, denims, seersuckers, piques, permanent Notice is hereby given that I will bo at my home on W. Hickory St., Hickory Comers, Michigan from 8 o'clock ffim. until 8 o'clock p.m. on June 28. 1966. June 29. 1966, Jnno 30, 1966. July 1. 1966 and on July 5. 1966—tha last day to register. is working as hygienist with the fluoride treatment in the school. This is a special treat for Diana as both her patents, Mr. and graduates of Woodland High. Her parents have Just relumed from Fort Bragg, N.C., where they visited their son, Denny. He was to be shipped to Vietnam soon but plans were changed and he was deferred until a later date. Bobby, David and Phillip Ste­ vens of Kalamazoo have been visiting their grandparents, Mr. voiles. Junior, Missy and half sizes. Savings In Shorts • Short Sets • Swim Wear Shifts * Panties * Skirts * Slacks, and More! WORLD FAMOUS HARMONICAS HOHNER Hsrmwilcss for musi­ cal fun. So easy to play... to rich in enjoymwiL Frei Inilructioi booklet rthtn you buy a HQHNEJL yC Musk Center 131 W. State, Ph. 945-4284 Open AU Day Thursday dinner guests of their parents, the Robert Stevens. Lawrence Vincent paid a 15 fine plus I7.M coats for fishing on Leach Lake June 18 without a license. hacwdlMa Tho HuHnn Banna, Plastic Containers YOUR CHOICE ■ FullUnt Snap-on c< protection __ Many household NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will bo racehred by Hie Board of County Road Commheioseon of tha County of Bovry, Hostings, Michigan untH 10:00 A.M. fast­ en* Standard Time, Tuesday July 5. 1966 for One JMiisicToV^ HOHNER Bobby and David accompanied Grandpa Baulch fishing and were delighted at catching so many fUh. The Baukhes took 81TBBCJUFTI0M | D8E BANNER WANT AD81 FREEZER Supplies At Reduced Prices! ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH YEAR Short sleeve and sleeveless. Patients at the Barry Cqunty Medical Care Facility are en­ joying the new trees and shrubs in the patio areas. Further plantings at the front of the building and background pines Protect Foods From Loss of Flavor FRANCES L. BUTLER press styles, dacron and cotton blends, Medical Facility Patients Enjoy New Shrubbery The landscaping is the project of the Thornapple Garden Club, Mrs. Walter Perkins, civic chair­ man, said. : The Garden Club gratefully rolled acknowledges the following con­ tributions from Interested per­ pm. Friday. sons and civic minded groups: the Hastings Klwanls Club, the Misses Florence and Helen Wade (in memory of Dr. Herbert We­ del), the Welcome Wagon and the Prairie Garden Club of Mid­ day Wooten paid a |25 fine plus dleville. The club would appreciate fur­ According to the report of Ot- ther contributions. anything but a hazardous cxperi- Nylon and Lycsa spandex. LighL Ha married Emm* Lathrop, a E. fit. hinge f /• nlr-tight flavor loss. I, tool PLASTIC BAGS •ToVs rss* C*e*4a. SpociHcotions moy b« exovihPMl nd protosol • WHh Twitter Tie* B WAYS FREEZER WRAP 11:06 A.M. Tha right is reserved to 184n. by 5<Mt. m cutlor box, tertape. <7g •• Handy dlspensar box holds 100 plDt sIza bags. For freezer and other storage. County of th^Couaty of Buny» Michigan Chairman M^b., Hastlnw 102 Weet Statanf Jofftmm �Hire 3 Teachers, Need 6 More to Complete Staff Shower Honors Bride-Elect Juns I Htutinga School Ciulodiant Select AFLCIO Council three new teacher* for the 1966­ 67 school year but six mon art needed to complete the faculty, Bupl of Schools Richard J. Guenther reported at their regu­ lar monthly meeting held Tues­ day noon. June 14. at the Hotel to Frank Edward Smith, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Lynn Smith of Owensville, Ohio. The bride­ elect la a 1964 graduate of Has­ tings High School and is em­ ployed al the Barry County Medical Facility. Her fiance is a 1953 graduate of Owensville Northeastern High School and Is employed by Bouma Tile and Acoustical Contractor* of Grand Rapids. An August wedding is hit, and proceeded west to a friend's home. She returned to Hosting* on State Road. Officer* later located the car, New York Life Phene Vermontville 259-7298 USE BANNER WANT ADS! Double Ring Rites Unite Couple in Beautiful Setting Pina Lake Sunday. * Joan Engle of Grand Rapids spent Father's Day with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Ebgie. ‘ and Barbecued The marriage of Miss Linda the Carlton Center area to their home nearer town on the Camp­ ground Road. i matching accessories for their ling trip to Shanty Creek |e. After June 23 they will be ome at 1211 University Village, , Lansing. )L-of-town guests came from ■u City, Mo.; West Palm proposal Is expected to be con­ sidered. According to the report, Karen was turning into a driveway with her turn signals on when the mishap occurred. David was SPECIAL SALE AIR CONDITIONERS Priced $11088 From | YOU 1 TAKE SPARE RIBS TOO! COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! —OPEN DAILY— Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTING* Tom & Salty Robimoa 205 N. Mkhifwsi Superette 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Births at Pennock GIBSON | MEIIH'.tX Silver Anniversary which had stuck In lhe wound until It dropped out when the to the Ray Travis Not long after, about 4:30, David J. Ulrich. 19, R2 Hastings, was riding his motorcycle to his home on the Wood ’School Road after working at lhe E. W. Bliss Company when he hit a 1069 Dodge driven by Karen F. Miller, Uli East Middle Lake Cato By Mrt. BmU M. Lacy daisies bordering tho path of Venice lace, graced her sheath gown. Her veil of Illusion was held tn place by a daisied coronet. She carried a prayer book topped with white dairies and orchids. Miss Patricia Dedark of Grand Rapids was maid honorCarol and Sdesmald* were of Ml* Stretch, cousin of the bride, of West Palm Beach. Fla, and Mrs Jan Youngs and Ml* Marilyn IT HOME INSTALL IT YOURSELF of R3 Hastings tho Coots Grove Scisool property for 6200. Tile action complied with the ori­ ginal deed calling for the prop­ erty to revert bock after It is no longer needed for aciwol purbaa been assigned to Travis AFB. I Calif., alter completing Air Force ' basic training. The airman, a 1065 graduate of Hastings High School, will be trained on the Job as a personnel specialist with the Military Airlift Command. Personal Mention see the Hastings City Dump. Previously he has worked for Ute city In other capacities. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cum­ ming* have returned from their recent trip to Washington. D.C., and visiting their son and fami­ ly, th6 Tom Cummings, In Poughkeepsie. N.Y. ' only *134” -SS-11 COOL UP TO 250 SQUARE FEET WITNL THIS 5,000 BTU MODEL WITH EXCLUSIVE Meet the competition! Shoot the hot curl* ' STERLING FILTER 1 SPECIAL CANDELABRA Youra FREE SWEEP REPLACE YOUR OLD FILTER WITH A PERMACHEM treated when you buy ■ 36-pIece graphical error. The total cost tor this 6h-month trip was 61.200 (twelve hundred, instead of $1200 (twelve). The Dick Cooks were guests of the Donald Simpsons in Char­ lotte Thursday evening for the annual Rotary Ann chicken bar­ becue held at the Dr. Byland home thia year. Mrs. Russell Belfield has been golf meet the first four days of this week. The Belfield*' son. Lee Belfield. leftgBunday for Pairway Camp al Torch Lake where he From cloth sorfsuit It's circled with chalky competition stripes, the front is laced, the back has a wax pocket (Sigh. Remember when we had to carry the wax In our mouths?) Flag red, powder blue, navy. Wjs Lirella rayon, 50% cotton. Size* 8-18 $15.00 'M curl—Really big wave- Reduces Airborne dirt, dust, pollen, mold end mildew! Stops mutt; filter odors In Jantzen's authentic oxford just wear a smile and ajjn tZCIl CAN BE CUT TO FIT MOST CONDITIONERS । consumers Power Mrs. D. P. Kclse? and son, Paul, and daughter. Lelsa. from Pittsburgh. Pa., were weekend Mrs. Stanley’Wood from Kala­ mazoo attended the alumm ban­ quet. Look for famous Tmte-Nome' labels on tho things you buy ... you'll find thorn hen! �| i iveba ieba Methodist urch Setting For Lovely Nuptials S Irving Church Is Setting (or Impressive Rites , A white satin brocade gown with scalloped boat neckline, soft Mtas Aharon Marv Guar Stadium Drive. Kalamasoo. wd her marriage Saturday afternoon to Royal Lee Shilton In the 8ebewa Center Methodist Church. She carried June 11. IrttofWi performed the double ring cere- of Mr. and Mra. IrU Shilton, rural Portland. The pianist, Mrs. Anne Slowtas, nlayed the wedding march and hvmns os the honor attendants. Mra. Bonnie Brooks, matron of honor. Mtas Christine Schubert as brldnmald and Mis, Karen Smith of Portland, preceded the bride to the altar. blue chiffon Wcllman, R3 Hastings, wish to their daughter, Sandra Kay. A2/c Larry K Gldley, son ot 1 1965 graduate of Hastings High School and Is employed by the Wolverine Insurance Company In Battle Creek. Her fiance Is a 1964 graduate of Hokes Bluff High Schoo) In Gadsden, Ala, and ta floor-length sheath of nylon dotted Swiss over sleeves with nylon lace ruffled Smith tn a blue nylon dress. Their lace hearts The flower girl In a pink nylon lace heart shaped basket, was Har­ riet Rove Haney, daughter of Milo Haney of Detroit. The ring bearer tloned in Battle Creek. An Au­ gust wadding Is being planned and die carried white roses. home Monday The was held in the church with Mrs Donald Johnson. Hastings. cutting the cake; Mra. Richard Olson, Kala­ A houseguest at tho Richard and Mra. Charles Faul. gtri, wearing a floor-length, white mazoo, presiding at the- pftnch nylon. empire styled gown with bowl, and Miss Ellen Ocss of Niles Kaufmanns over the weekend Personal Mention aey. Jr, Hastings, brother of the Lauretta Guernsey, aunt of the bride, and Mra. David Slocum were In charge of the gifts. For their wedding irip through Charta Kidder, Northern Michigan, the bride wore master and rota­ a sky blue A-llne suit of silk shan­ tung with a corsage of orchids. ----------- ,----------- pastel flowered from Kalamazoo. Nashville, Fire­ whipped cream dress with mint port Middleville. Niles. Villa Grove. Ill, and Bloomingdale, Ind. The rehearsal dinner was given Thursday, June 9. This was a double rehearsal dinner for both staters—Donna was united In mar­ riage with Duane Priddy. Friday evening, June 10. WIDDINC PHOTOGRAPHY Mra Rozeil Stanton, as dis­ trict president of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service. Is attending the School of Missions in Albion this week. At the J. J. Meads on PnCranston Wilcox of Coldwater, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mead of hasting* — Pimm 945-3967 Mrs. Carl Domain. Lovely Mbs Randy Hanson of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, Is here to visit her uncle, James Radford and family, at their Gun Lake cottage. The Emerson Btrubles. who will build a new home on Grant Street, have sold their house at iiomc in South Dakota from Hastings Country Club, duplicate Robert Newell family. play Tuesday night, Mrs. Loma Having started out with all teacher. The Kaufmanns took Davidson of Grand Rapids and sorts of camping and fishing MUs Junck to South Bend Tuea- Mrs. Roy Hubbard were the win- gear, with canoes atop the three cars. Harm Wilcox and son. sister, Mra. Daniel Popleiakl, be­ third. Mrs. Robert Cook and Mrs. fore taking tile plane iiomc. Frank McCloskey. Bill, have returned from a week in U!e wilds of Canada. They daughter. Gayle, to Central The Gamer Hamptons art plan­ drove to the Soo then flew deep Michigan University, Mount ning to entertain Mrs. Hampton's lag cd equipment and canoes to to attend Band Camp for two weeks on a scholarship. The Charles Smith, Mra. Velma Dicker- (as always the mosquitoes were plentiful) but 11-year-old Bill on Buckland, of Urbandale, for din­ his first trip of this sort was the Suntheimers. ner on Sunday. June 38, to honor first to catch the biggest fish. Die birthdays of Mr. Armour arid Perhaps there Is some validity to Mr. Hampton. the old cliche about "Beginner's Friday evening, Juno 10, after graduation for the pleasure of To celebrate the 38th wedding Mrs. Bernard Reed visited her their son. Steve, a Hastings anniversary ot the James OGonHigh School graduate. Friends nora. their daughters. Carolyn daughter and family, the Jim and relatives came from Lake Odesea. Middleville. Delton, and Mra. Walter Beck and family Among those at Ferris gradu­ Grand Rapids and Hastings. joined them far a chicken barbe­ cue on Sunday. The actual anni­ ation in Big Rapids Sunday were Rtagwalske of Columbus, Ohio, versary date is June 30. McPharlln and Mra. Pynn Math­ spent the weekend With the for­ ews. Mike McPharlln. who leaves mer's parents, the David Barrys. for military duty July 19. was and also arriving home on Frlthe graduates. Others to among their daughter. Nancy, who has and Mr. and Mra Lyn Burdick graduate this year were Tom been teaching ta Holly and will had dinner at Mld-VULa an Friday Bmelker and Joan Shute. The Dr. Richard Blander fami­ toon be leaving on a Western to bbaerve their wedding annlverly of Indianapolis, Ind.. Visited tour v tatting many talereaUng hta parents, the Leon Standera, and scenic places, before; going of June and the first of over the weekend. ' Mrs. Garth Underwood and teaching In a school for service­ Mrs. Lee Lamb will visit the lat­ men’s children at Pt. Greeley. pie gaily decorated the ter'! sister ta East Aurora, N.Y., Also visiting the Barrys during the weekend were her mother, their niece, Mary Ann1. Kangas, and attend the wedding Satur­ the Carl Carpenters of Kalama­ with Sue Rose as eo-boateMjWD- day afternoon of Mtas Barbara zoo. and her sister and niece, terulned with a farewell party for Ann Hauer and Mr. J. Ranald Mrs John Lapeer and Mary Kay Eileen Tucker on Thursday eve- 81m ta the Presbyterian Church at Scottsville. N.Y. of Riverton, Wyo, who left for Mrs. Ethan KlddCr returned home this week. from Detroit Saturday after Christine VanderLlnd and vtajtlng her daughter. Mra. Jua­ evening of swimming, gama, and children. Stephanie and Michael, nita Williams, and family for a Just an "aU »round" good time, will be arriving from West Vir­ ginia by train at Battle Creek which began with tha fun of sur­ school graduation of her grand­ Wednesday. They will be met by prising the hoqoree, their schtfer son, Kurt Williams, June 15th. her brother, Dave McGlocklln, Ing and planning working perfect­ Kurt will begin ha classes at and will be visiting her parents, ly. Included, in .the refreshments Northern Michigan College at the Claude Braidwoods, for a MarqufctU on June 25th. week. Mr. VanderLlnd Is study­ Mnr. Grace Wilson of New ing at Ohio University and will which was the sentiment expressed castle. Pa, accompanied Mrs. arrive in Hastings June 30. The Paul Arow of Oakridge. Tenn, following two weeks they will when they arrived Tuesday to visit his family and friends in the Grand Rapids urea. heated by Mra Richard Cotter bert Wedel. . The Chris Kaechelea of Grass Charles Truesdell spent the on Wednesday. Juno 16. honor- Lake were here Bunday visiting weekend at the former's cottage their parents, the John Hopkina attractive . and' unique eeotay- and Mra. Carlton Kaechele. They left Monday for New England on Md with Uny baby items *uah as a tour to Investigate teaching botttaa. bootlea, etc. decorated Jobs in that vicinity for next the tabtea. and a huge rtofk hovered over the gift table. TM Mrs. Ralph Herrick and daughter, Martha, are expected here this week from California to visit her parents, the Charles Leonards, and the Herrick's daughter and husband, the Mike McMillans. The Tim Howards. Under The Dryer Personal Mention HHS *66 grads Evie von Rsis and her stater. Hilda CaraoO, from Ireland flew to California Bunday to vjslt the former* aunt and family, the Alan BlackPeg Preston Mrs. Don Haney who were host and hostee* at the wedding. Mrs. Ahn McClelland preside^ at the Personal Mention MR AND MRS. RALPH BREWER. JR . . Mtas Sharon Mary Guernsey Becomes Bride. an empire styled gown of pink mtan with velvet. Her circlet veil their son, Tom Howard, at Camp ■ MR. AND MRS. DUANE B. PRIDDY ... Mtas Donna M. Guernsey Ii Married Lovely Nuptials Unite Couple at Wesleyan Church Hie North Irving Wesleyan ot the wedding of Miss Donna M. Guernsey, daughter of Mr. and tings, and Duane B. Priddy, sen Vermontville, Friday, June 10, at guests. Baskets of white mums and pink gladioli, candelabra and palms dec­ Carey, organist, accompanied Rev. You Truly" and "The Lord's fteyer." father, the bride wore a floor- i length gown of rose petit-point i lace bodice featured a scoop neck­ line and long sleeves coming to points at the wrists. The bouffant net over-lay edged in lace medal- George Glerman. a friend Of the groom from Portland, served as best man. Groomsmen were Wil­ at the punch bowl; Mias Phyllis liam Feasal of Mulliken and Kendsll Smith of Portland and seating the guests were John Smith of Portland and Micky Brooks. and Mlaa Lauretta Guernsey asThe bride's mother selected a three-piece aerolite knit suit of After the wedding of Donna's white and mint green with matchsister on Saturday, the bridal couple left on a trip through Can­ ada and Niagara Falls. She wore the occasion with matching acoesa white shantung suit with pink accessories and the orchid from glamellas. A reception was held In the church parlors following the cere­ Lol 36, Midland. Michigan. mony. Those assisting were Mrs. Out-of-town guests came from Barbara Bailey, cutting the wed­ ding cake; Mrs. Janet Haney, vllle, Nashville, Freeport. Middle­ serving punch: Mrs. Velma Trumville, Lansing, Detroit, Flint and Pinckney of Fort Myers. Fla, cof­ double rehearsal dinner honor- fee. all aunts of the bride, and Mrs. Bertha Smith of Portland, slater of tho groom, Mrs. Dorothy <*i June B. by the groom's parents. Fremont. Mrs. Vem Hal) of Mus­ kegon. also a unis, and Mrs Orville Ackley of Six Lakes. on Saturday, June 11. The couple are residing in a trailer house on Rl. Shilton Road, since returning from their wedding trip In thy Upper Peninsula. The new Mrtv Shilton selected a mint green three piece suit with white accessories for traveling. A rehearsal party was held at Mrs. H. Frank Rltehle was the Shilton liotne for (he wedding day luncheon at the Hastings party. Women Enjoy Guest Day Luncheon at The Country Club front. The chapel-length train of held In shoulders with eous. with beaded petals and she carried a white Bible topped with white noon's play went to Mra. Gordon feathered mum, and centered with a white orchid with streamers tied In lovers knots. Attending the bride were her sisters. Mrs. Ralph Brewer as ma­ Out-of-towners Included Mra. tron of honor and Mtas Rebecca Edward VanPopertag of Grand Guernsey as bridesmaid. They wore Rapids. Mra. Robert VanderWerf of Menomonee Falls. Wls, Mra. whipped cream with small white Walter Smith of Kansas City. velvet dots. Their dresses featured -Mra Edith Wood of Santa Moni­ elbow-length sleeves and Jewel ca, Calif., and Mrs.’ John Stretch necklines. The high empire waist­ lines were .accented by ribbon belts tied In the back and reaching to Ing at the Jack Wood home and the floor. They wore small white haw attended the Wood-Corrlveils lopped with pink pompon mums and carried cascade bou­ gnn June 14th wedding festi­ vities. quets of pink and white mums. In Birmingham Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss San­ dra' Darlene Jaenicke and Norhfan ‘Francis Lublenleckl. besides the groom's family were the Francis Hengebachs. the Chris Kaecheles. Jerry Jacobs. Dave Wallace and Don Baty of Ann Arbor. Wedding story in next Issue of The Banner. COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS flower girl, dressed identical to the Brian Baker, nephew of the groom, c . ; IV1 p/x r i I Lcwta Trowbridge. Charlotte, Wilson Guernsey, brother of the matoo. brother-in-law of the bride. Mrs Guernsey chose a mint green linen sheath dress for her daughter's wedding and wore belg<! accessories and a white carnation corsage. The groom's mother wore a royal blue lace dress with mateh- nation corsage. Following tha ceremony a recep- Vlttnaro, will be driving back to Michigan with Mra. H. and Mar- tor, Allegan, sister and brother-in- Ing Port Cali to Join their hus­ band and father In Germany. The J. Franklin Huntleys and wili fly to Seattle. Wash, to visit the newlyweds, Mr. and ter a 10-day trip to Washington. Mrs. John von Reis, before re­ DC, and through Virginia. turning home tn about two Uou’ll love our Lyle Schondelmayer BM3 of don. Conn, returned Saturday morning for JH months to com- T\ BAKED GOODS His wife, fiols will remain with Hair coloring Is more popular than ever —and deservedly your beautician to give you conditioning treatment at ence Schendelmayer. who the last of May enjoyed a trip to Connecticut and brought tha young couple -back to Michigan. A guest of Mra. Angellne Dan­ iels ta her granddaughter. Judy Mademar. She accompanied her grandmother home after Mrs. D. had visited .the family in Flint At the family gathering at the Russell Benton home for Fath- ternct the drying effects of coloring. Your mane will glow I bert Gibson and family and Mr. NEW CURV Clayton Case and family. Mix Mildred Benton of Grand Rapids WU ■ ralter Un W.W.._ never curly — Makes Hair Pag'. Beauty Bar Alma Fingleton lift* State St. Hmm MS-1112 Mra. M. J. Burch, ta returning to’ her home in Pompano Beach Fla_ thia wank ’ ' Miller, HH1 commercial teacher, was in Lan­ sing Saturday to attend a 35th Wadding Coke! Spacially decorated by Dale. All white or in beautiful Variety of designs In colored slide*. We slto have ice cream dice* and delicious fruit punch to be delivered with the wedding cska. . Baking Powdar Biscuits . 6 for 24c llt's sirewberrv shortcake time) Curved® DF\EAM DIAMOND RINGS Friday & Saturday Spacial Combination Buttwrerust Milk Brood tMCIAL 55c Caffoa Cakas 63c; Small 35c Orange Knots 6 for 42c un in SEVENTEEN, VOGUE, GLAMOUR Gilmore Jeweler DALE’S BAKE SHOP 102 E Sok Wl 5-5316 �Demos Organise 3rd District Unit 3 The Hastings Banner [| Public Foran | Batttnt » nag and putting It up. It disturbed me. if n>und*r. Jum from Communism. or at • " Tw f»»M ' *• * ----------------------- 1 ——----------------------------- Wesleyans to Install Officers Sunday Morning HHS Graduate Joins Wisconsin University Staff many rein a life U given tn the rica.patties,or in the jungles thousands of miles from home. i not have a few minutes time to Heatings, Mich, oupiay the flag. । la It any wonder some of . I boys to Vietnam feel they being betrayed by the people ■, beck home and that their morale Dr Roy E. Heath, a 1B32 School and who ha* been direc- the Clinton Stevens En rofita they win spend two night* at Niagara Fall* and will come from the display of the American I Warren Court should decide that home by way of Pennsylvania. COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! 23. AO Michigan University at Mar­ quette. will Join the Wisconsin State University system's Madl- tUM Church Bunday, June 38. at it k did It In one thing ** ... . “ T I called the radio station and iked "what la wrontr national things have been done that al eight!" The lady told me the one time we thought could not and would not ever happen tn Dr. Heath. 51. wa* appointed Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS heed of the Unlvsraity** chrmaonally I don't think that ex­ Flag Out?" I most certainly do. cuses the merchants from faking Not only on the 14th of June __ , - COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry W. Finish Shim. Flatwork, Wadi Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (UIlian 0 Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 future BPW Hold Meeting With HHS Commercial Club the noth Grand Commander of Officers include: the Grand Commsndery, Knight* Ing on the faculties of Mich­ Templar of Michigan, by unani­ igan Technological University. mous acclaim at the closing m- tyn Robinson, auditing cowunitHoughton; Western Reserve Uni­ Ue; Dori* DePrisater, clerk; ----------------------------Profes Members of the Future Pre ­ versity. Cleveland. Ohio, and lhe brave." God Bless and Savelp £? Clyde a II ___ ______ sional atonal and Business Rmlneu Girls ntrll Club I University cX Wisconsin. Madl- third Battle Creek Mason to hold this office. He is manager of dis­ of Hastings High School and guide her through the night with i tribution services of the southern their advisor. Mrs Virginia Sny­ a light from above “ Hastings High school student* der. met June 10 and Invited region for the Kellogg Company. I receiving straight 'A“ average* the HH8 Commercial Club numHe ha* been a Mason for 38 Bernard Week* and Lynden Rob­ inson. music committee; Clare for the second semester were: White, head usher and Sunday Miller, as guests Ij Seniors ..'Ill'll, — —■ Cynthia Bottcher.. —Jbyce —y ....... he*t- . Darlene Jarman, Jarman. umay Cindy Moyer uoycr|, The m e i HASTINGS WESLEYAN ma Weeks, librarian and Sunday I and Mary Lynne Settles; Juniors Rooseir.t i:each. Gun Lake, and borg on development of the METHODIST CHURCH | So let us show the patriotism '(five subject*) — Carol Boomer, although the weather did not Rev. Olson W. Clark, Pastor our fathen. brothers, sisters and Karen Frost. Loralyn Gilbert cooperate for the planned swimhusbands died to preoerve. and Lynda Pryor; (four sub­ ntthg. a bountiful potluck picnic Labell White, treasurer: Leo ject*) Debbie Bishop. Sandra lunch was enjoyed. A short busl- given the Project's Atomic Bomb Ernie Battxnan Dsmond. trustee; Winifred Gillespie. Richard L. Lawrence neis meeting followed, conducted । Cheney, pianist. Mra. Bennet. and Connie Noble; Sophomoeus by lhe president, Elaine Zurad. of Wyndotte Chemical* un- I . / budget secretary. Barbara Barnett. Cindy Camp­ The club is proud that several of urer til 1953. when he went to Mich“ ^f’ bell. Susan Engle. Diane Gilbert their members were among the tv.). .. ek-। vice. Installation of church oland Lola Sage; Freshmen — Jo­ seniors who received honors and Anne Miller. Suzanne Proefrock. scholarships. 6:30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ gram. Eileen Tucker and Deborah This informal meeting was A native of Hastings, Dr. lowship While. icheduled a* a get-together for Others on the semester honor the members before June HHS Heath was graduated from Al­ bion College, earned hla Ph-D I »nnu*l meeting to be held roll were: graduate Anita Bowerman leaves from Western Reecrve. and Is Judgement " Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Prayer •* Boyrw Mountain Lodge al Seniors (five subjects)—Terry luted In Who's Who In Chexn- and Bible study. p-)>. t>m. ia_vi King, 3.80; ‘four subjects) Caro­ Washington, DC, and exchange lyn Bacheider, Susan Bachman. student members Sandy Gilles­ and Whoi Christine Campbell, Susanne pie. Jan Wlesenhofer snd Karen Cordray. Kathy Gaskill, Marion Frost leave to spend the Bummer the father of two daughters. Gorham. Bonnie Hoffman, Karin overseas. Nilsson. Patricia Stamm and Carolyn Coats had already left Steve Youngs. 3.75; (five sub­ to live In Grand Rapids where jects' Plrjo Alrlo. Lee Belfield, Dennis Drake. Carl Hollman, Business College Members of the Elaine Tucker. 3.60; (four sub­ planning committee for thia jects) Gayle Barlow. John Cum- meeting were Bally Pierce and bow, Linda Dunkelberger. Sybil Elaine Zurad. Club met Wednesday, June 8. st Dunn. Cecil LefTel. Pam Leventhe Elk's Temple. Forty mem­ good. Barbara Sisson. Carole bers and guest* were present There was a family gathering Thoma* Johnston. Hasting* dlSweet. Ken Weller and Marla Wellman. 350; (five subjects> Mark Engle and Gretchen Hueb­ less ltrs nonoruig honoring mm him on romers Father's 11<n for Profit." RefreshmenU ner, 3.40; (four subjects) Jo Aid­ Day a late luncheon was served. I wee served. rich. Darlene Allen. Donna Alien. Mike Bolo. Linda Burkey. Gloria ’ """Hastings High "The Star Spangled Banner • - - | Announces 2nd semester Honors I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! To Attend Conclave Thoughts For A Week Bliss Engineers Hear Johnston The college degree may open the door to opportunity, but You wont, either, when you shop with these ares merchants! AUTOMCfrlVI SERVICES SERVICES MUSIC INSTRUCTION Masri's Mssla Sfudis OFFICE SUPPLIES Schsdar's Office Sayvliaa PAINT » WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS Larka Bukk-CMrvraM. PLUMBING HsMiag RUGS 0 FLOOR COVERINGS BUILDING. RIPAIRS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE CLOTHING fr ACCESSORIES SHORE Birks. Hstfiags DEPARTMENT STORES D.n FE.nklm s».-. DRY CLEANERS LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS LUMBER » BUILMMG SUPPLIES TELEVISION. RADIO Mott. Nancy EUls, Robert Gib­ son. Linda Greenleaf, Chuck Guenther. Linda . Hammond. MUc Hoiatnan. Terry Keller. Agpas 'McPharlln. Mike Murphy. Uarbkni Purdy, Bettie shelleubarger, Donald Sloan. John Teunessen. Evie von Reis. Sue Wellfare. Dave Wilcox and Jean Wright, 323: Phu Hlgbie. 3201 (five subject*). Juniors (five subjects)—Kathy Bumworth. Linda Kahler. Gerry Steward 350; (four subjects • Linda Balyeat, Bev Burkey. Lin­ da McClelland. Susan Mullenlx and Rex Wieland. 3.73; (five sub­ ject*) Gayle Myers and Janice Wlesenhofer, 3 50; Patricia Clark. Janice Hayden. Becky Ingram. Sandy Karrar. Carol McAllister. Bob Mayo and Stev^Taflee. 3.50; | (five subjects> Andrew Johnson, Ron McCrurn and Mary Odrzywolsk*. 3.40; (four subject*) Teri Babcock. Dale Berry. Kristine Burroughs. Bruce Curtis, Bryan Gordon. Bob Ironside. Sandy Lublenleckl, Robert Ritter. William Shumway and Karen Wallace. 323; (five subject*> Kathy Kauf­ man. Jim King and Steve Wil­ liams. 320. Lawrance BhaltU and Busan Tinker. 373; Kathy Beckwith, Annette Dunkelberger. James PUher. Harold Lewis. Linda Bkedgell and Dave Turnes. 350; Christine • B e I a o n. Deb Bloss. Marilyn Bristol, Julie Carr. John DeVault. Ruth Elliott. Mary Goodyear. Mary Greta Guen­ ther. Curtis Henion. Stephen Kesler. Sandra Os troth. Sue Pierce, Mary Rein, James Rus­ sell. Cheryl Schant*. R h y n a Scholma. Anne Schondelmayer. Steven Soya and Roger Will. 325. Freshmen: Doug Campbell. Oienn Cota. Arthur Cotant. Dave PUher. Evelyn Fuller. Thomas Hahn. Jan Shafter. Ter­ ri Sheppard, Althea St. Martin. 3 75; Douglas Acker. Teresa Cas­ tleman. Beree Darby, Janice Landon. Steven Reid and Mary Storkan, 350; Russell Ainalle. April Beller, Jeff Chandler,Tam­ ara Chenoweth. Busan Clark. Ice Ehredt, Chuck Erway. Mark Feldpauacb. Lisa Prey. Carolyn O.. Hour Msrtiatalsg Shopping will never be more convenient than it i» right now . . . with a FREE Hastingi City Bank Credit Card. Just My “Charge it. Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings Qty Bank’s Credit Card Plan. Remember, it’s * free sarvicR to you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of SlO.dO per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee added to your unpaid baUno*. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit Card NOW1 WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Gary Robbe, Ray Rose. Janice Rust. Jerry Shockley, Ruth Bon­ nie Stitt. John .Tripp. Anne Web­ er and Virginia Wilson. 325. hpppens then Summer Daze is Up to the mon. Saturday, June 25th 9:30 to 1:30 DANCING and FLOOR SHOW ELKS TEMPLE SPONABLE Hastings FUNERAL HOME Music by the Gale Trio MEMBERS AND GUESTS Robert H. Sponabla, Owner $1.00 Per Person Hi. Wl 5 3M3 REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN TRI SECOND WARD, with throe bedrooms and closets upstairs, and hall, two bedrooms and hall INCOME EKOEUTT CLOSE IN. K., two WWi. nonh .ph has living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath. 000.00 A RIAL NICE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, has two brd- ...$10,000.00 IN MIDDLEVILLE. Wl HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M->7 with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4(k WARD, has A GOOD HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, w>th two bedrooms and lull bath upstairs, and downstairs a living room. BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WAlfl, wwfr »nd wal -SI. SOO.00 A SUMMER COTTAGA furnished with IS ft. boat and 12 ft. fish. Michael Whitneys Hold Open House About 30 friend* dropped in at ths Whitney home last Wed- ■ This charming couple will be missed 'in Hastings Mike has been employed In the Sales De­ partment of E. w. Bliss Com­ pany and Mrs Whitney taught on lake, will ssll both of rtioM fgr ______________ $1400.00 with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower bath, lots of system, electric refrigerator, television, dishes, fusplture, a real sweet Summer cottage with all the extras for. ------ $10,500.00 A VIRY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2ed WARD, has 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HA$TI)K4 HEIGHTS. * A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eston Addition for ...$450.00 WE HAVE HAD A LQT W SALES AND NEED NEW LUTINGS_ completely $4,000.00 A GOOD GOING BUSINESS located on an excellent large site and HASTINGS SALESMAN CUM*. >74-5542 ISS.0M.00 COMMETI BANKING A TRUST SERVICE and after spending the weekend with their families In Cleveland. ANOTHER HOME IN TNI FIRST WARD, has Ihroa twdrooms up- tom* to West Haven, Conn., on uliiiiis Him Hniil! Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson. A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE NOMI IN TNI FOURTH WARD. MlMURi Ndwol Depoalt Insurance Corporation $10,500.00 ISTATI �•^IJiuflor.S^aor HASTINGS HMTWW AMA MM MINI iMns M-HOLT rMWwA, Invite Golfers to Enter AMATEUR GOLF -• LifeSaving Claim Set ■* J ‘ TOURNAMENY AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB ^Hastings Area Tourney 1; Anton Turtal and I. IW hrt; Un Bnydi Mik*. 308, 1«’ Mt; Jut* McGuire itd Dwt Mi. Ml Mt; Loyal ,U MOOSK NINE WINS ■ -■ inaugural tournament, said be j-.a-r expect* to defend hl* crown in uu. the Iggg competition Harvey toil • Btatar. a fanner member and Wi champton at the Hasting* Coun,U!r Cion Ironxlde wee fourth. Flight winner* were Bob Isuntawlag SatantaJ. July 2. On VanDenbarg, Mark aad Stave Piston Ring Unbeaten in Softball Loop Goodyear, 308. 152 net; Harold Mt; John Hopkins and Jock. IM. 151 Mt: Bud Taylor and Jim. Itastlngs Mfg. and the Fine Tuesday It will 414. Wednesday the Mer- Hastings Mfg.'nine whipped Lo- SAVE THOUSAND* ON YOUR NEW HOME INTRY FIB $10 ATTACHID INCLUDU PRACTICI ROUND hurting two-hlt bait Dave Slater only singles off Hause. Slater scoring in tha fourth. Hasting* Mfg. scored twice in Moose Baieball 185 Boys Play Loop Underway In Kiwanis Baseball Leagues a 154. 10 over par. The two will represent the Jayceee in th* State tournament to be played at In the Moose Connie Mack the Spring Lsike Country Club near Grand Haven on July 18. The two, along with Rex Wie­ wilUama-ntagarald game Wcdland who fired a creditable 85 Tuesday morning, and Jim Fish­ day night Miner nipped Pitaer. won’ Hasting* High's first through 14 registered for play' In State athletic championship this Spring when they captured the Class B crown. CONGRATULATIONS! I ! I Wednesday afternoon* on John­ son Field. Monday William* playa Miller. Outdoor TraB—Lucille WilUlta and Lois Stidham are the. Barry through lhe playground pro­ gram with funds partially llama playa Pltagcrald. County Sportswomen's Club delegates to Lhe State MUCC convention el Marquette this Wednesday, Thursday and Fri­ day. Marj Campbell and Mildred Mathew* are co-chairmen of the gals' bake sale at the National the Babe Ruth circuit. Bank Friday morning. . . . This Wednesday Kiwanla hata William E. Hampton. 44. R2 Visitor* to northern Michigan Nashville, apparently escaped this Bummer should not be dis­ serious injury about 9 am. Mon­ turbed by occasional areas of day when the 19« Ford milk heavily cut-over or even burnedLcagus play began last Wed­ tanker he was driving on E. over forest land, according to the Conservation Department. What nesday whan Guggtmos defeated State Road rolled over. Cows in Road Cause Accident Senior Citizens Meet Monday lilts in two official trips includ­ creek 1s wide in some place*. Ray ing a home run and Steve Aller- only had three crawlers with ding got two singles tn three him. He's taken hundreds of trout from the fine little stream Last Thursday Hasting* Mfg. trounced Michigan Rehablllta- East Doud By Wft. Lloyd Owen Salad vegetables travel i Mr. and Mra Eldon Oetman with some lee cubes. from South Haven spent Bun-, Mrs. Wffl Gurd. * Sunday call- Woodland Saddlo Club Sot for Fair Mrs. Claude Hammond from Hind* district ♦ Mra Lloyd Member* of the Woodland Owen entertained Guild 42 TuesSaddle Club planned an overLloyd Owen spent from Wednesand with Chris Betoon chairman and Nancy Estep on the food Grand Rapids, their daughter, Mra. William Cox undergoing committee. Patty Stadel wa* in open heart surgery at Blodgett tions are being made for the Hospital. * Mr. and Mra. Howard W St., Sunfield • Phon. 3-3330 and Mra. Raymond Tobias in abow and the judged trail rides Woodland. Mrs. Tobias ta Mrs. Moore's sister. I NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's ....r— os 1-23. Q 1. Compare Qualify and Prices 2. Buy from Us and visited Mrs. Grace Chaffee in J Striker district, Sunday. * Car- , ola and Linda Branan from Fort Wayne, came Saturday to spend some time with their grandpar­ ents. Che Lynden Norris’. to a picnic. But DONT make the mistake of heating unopened cans, because they may explode. 501 Nylon-$6.95 A Trim lettuce and cabbage ‘ sparingly. It's the dark outer1 you’ll love to own stsury Sturdy fiberglass lapstrake design in boats built to last. Models 12 to 18 feeL Utility, Fishing and Deluxe Runabouts — ALL WITH tnUBT 1 TUB WHEELERS MARINE SERVICE Mercury OutboardMoton Nashville, Mich w A protoedoa pre­ gram that k right for you requires expert planning. Be- 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds NO CHARGII VOR INSTALLING! a small ad of a big boat all ways * one n every kind for your home, car, K MONARCH —MST BUYS IN OR OUT Of TOWN— CLEAN Joctively analyze your require­ ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollar* to fit them be*L Thera's do cost or obligation for thi* icrvioc. Call M for detail*. tn your Insurance planning F RANDSENC , Over Inwranct Agency Ww Jenkn Nun, Mllkr'i 120 W. STATI ST 0>M SWurdav, The Freeport United Brethren Church softball team dropped a 15-4 decision to lhe Calvary UJJ. nine Thursday night at Clarta- flea inning*. CB Radio Clubs To Aid Barry In Emergencies Wl 5-4174 Bliss Gold Team Leads Tuesday Golf -Gold Team, with 318 pointe, leads Silver Team by only 94 point* in the E. W. BUM Tues­ day evening golf league a$ the Hasting* Country Club. Phil Walldorf!, carding a fine nett, b> 2 points, on the Silver Team. Lin Snyder, third, is only The Barry County CB Club and Hastings CB Club held a Th* Gold Team leader 1* business mas11 ng and picnic at Georg* Miller with 27 points, Tyden Park Bunday. Both dubs fallowed by John Hopkins with are developing plans to provide 25. Dave Kruko U third with 24. Turetey'* results: emeraenev and dlaaat*. William Barr. Civil Defense Director, stated communication* were maintained from the area* hit by the last storm with a base station of CB Clubs to utilities, local government and at the time. Both club* are dedicated Io be of aervied to Barry County at all time*. Wm. Armlntraut of the Barry County Chib and Pat Uaderhlll of the Hastings Clubs, side. Carl E. Newman. 53. R3 Mid­ are assigned the responsibility dleville, and Norman H DeMent. to set up communications from 52. Defiance, Ohio, were Injured all townships. Wednesday, June I, In * crash about 10 pm. on M-37 just north of Arlington Street in Middle­ ville. Both were taken to Pennock A citrus stain often the Lyons Olanta toppled Bun- Hospital where DeMent was treated and released. Newman Michigan's limited 1955 bear season ended with a harvest of the Bru ven trampled the Olanta. turns yeSow. Thia yellowing is pathlc Hospital in Grand Rapids. 524 animals, according to a final estimate pegged to the ConscrvaS-m‘ MIN ITCH vey of hunter*. Last Falls kill ■ PONT SCRATCH IT I fell far short of the1 previous 1 miles of recently upgraded twothree year* when IfiOO aj mare lane State highway, according to bear* wore taken annually: There wm a ban on bear hunting tiie Michigan Tourist Council. Senior Cltlxens of the Hastings throughout lhe Lower Peninsula Where sportsmen took nearly 300 community will meet Monday, jlinking the upper and lower penJune 27. at the Union Hall on ,Insulu-i. ail Michigan highways Woodland Avenue for ths-usual ' through this Fall in that part ot carry-ln picnic dinner and so­ cial hour. • Visitors are welcome and all ouldoor men. proudly displayed a 19 4-Inch brown trout he took are reminded to bring own table Monday afternoon. The dandy a beverage. The program will be a talk by trout weighed about 2H pounds Earl Hill of Jackson from Con­ sumers Power Company. HUI Is > popular speaker He addressed the club two years ago and left a fine Impression. HU topic this time is "Living More Enjoyably." If transportation is needed, or can be furnished, please notify President Ray Wolfe, at 5-2804. chucking two-hlt boll. The PlsDinner Is served at one o'clock. HouriTuo coer. win kuM Box 121, HoaHnfa, Mkh. FRIDAY, JULY I you will see Is a sign of .produc­ tive. working forests, explains Al McKenough 8-7. This Monday Phillip* of Imlay City. Phillips Anderson walloped Guggetnos. explains that several forest types — particularly aspen and pine— Pennington. 22-5. need rather drastic treatments to the Michigan Rehabilitation In­ create healthy new forests. “Good stitute at 1:30 under the John­ forest management dictates that son Flaid light* in the Hasting* controlled burning is used more and more to do a complete job," he added. A free folder. "Sport Fishing Wednesday In the Babe Ruth the ■actings Guide to Grand Traverse Bay." circuit VanDcrteirg's Indians deis available by writing the The unbeaten Hasting* Mfg. Company softball team . scheduled to meet E. W. BUM at 7 pm. thia Wednesday and aeorgt Miller and Ron. 177. 151 Armchair Athlete VX? Binder Park course. Jim was medalist after the first 18 in the morning, shooting a 75, while John carded a fine 76. In the afternoon it was John's turn and the future HHS senior fired a one-over-par 73 for a 149 r^OWNM Will 'shoot into flight* lane traveling HOTI: INTRIB MUST HAVt COMPUTED THUR JUNKMt YEAR IM HIGH SCHOOL TO SI U.ICISLI Hastings High athletes earned more honorc thlj week when John Peterson and Jim Taylor finished one-two in the Jaycre* Regional GoH tournament held Tuesday at Battle Creek’* goUera uha have completed their junior year in High school. al tha YMCA fir* 3, Frank wall 60. 1; Jah a Hop­ kins a, 0. PhU Walldorf! 44, 4. Dick Hudson 50, 4. Jim WUwell 53, 0; Pete Lubtanleckl 42, 4, Jim BOWL Bowl by Candle-Light ot 8:00 Every Thun. Nite at Hastings Bowl PRIZES IVIRY Moore 51, 0, Tom Johnrton 49. 4; Lynn Ferry 46. 0, Fred Markle 50, 4; Fred Porteous 43, 4. Gor­ die Norris 10, 0; Petora 53. 6, Mika finyds Georf* Mllldr 44. < • “ ‘ Michigan State University EXused in buying knitted, and wo- THURSDAY NIGHT Open Bowling Timo Available Phone Wl 5 3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RBIRVATIONS Bob Iltd Mlckoy Lambert Woodland at Mkhlfen COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN MA1T1NC* BSSSTJfJS: HASTINGS BOWL INC. Wood lend at Michigan USE BANNER WANT ADS! �City Playgrounds to Hold ‘Olympic Games’ Friday Afternoon Men s Retreat Rllla. WhlL- Tuesday the bus leave* South- Mra. mil* Whitmore, Bunday. * 1:10 to take the kid* swimming: end family called - Bunday on hunts Friday were: Southeastern —Mike Martin, Jarret Buwalda, Debbie Goroderuki and Patty Bnule; First Ward Park—-Jerry Whitney. Barry Havana, Steve tournament with Qj* Winners of JUea, David McCuUlgh; North sash playground io ujMf for the "I‘“ “* school. Echtlnaw, Mark Os troth and Mark Hubble. Next week's Peanut hunt winners were: from Sieve rickey Smith from Boulh- Jaskaon, Billy and Jim Jlles, n- Vickey defeated Phyllis Teres** Allerdlng and Gretchen Nyla and Doug were evening Birthday Club met Tuesday, June 21, at the Maple Grove Hall. A Mr. and Mrs. Blair HawbllU and Kenneth called Bun­ Lake Odessa to Open Michigan’s Fair Circuit Ones agaM.July 1 to The sandhill crane doesn't like people and has a aquawk that's a Monday, July 4. at 1:40 there real Jolt, says a University ot Michigan man. Sunday afternoon, ponlra un­ ites nearly completed George Hunt, associate profes­ U. t .Minra.1 ui icxun IU cents WUl sor ot wildlife management. r»complete in pony pulling con­ -------- -'7 to Abe Ritter, that at about 100 yards "you Just Headllng this vear's grand-according bethe — Okla- chrtnnan of this part of the ----------- ... abdut Jump out of your skin, es­ eland show will _ v, - -- -~ — > Pair t> home Auctioneer. Carl VanDyke. Fair. Lightweight florae pulling pecially If you don't know lhe contests will be held Monday at bird's there. 1:30, and a* usual, several out front of the grandstand. tral for the title. Bruce defeated Bruce Colvin of Northeastern to Were vtoUg to the four Highbank Arden Behants and family, Mrs Vem Hawblitz. (but not under your feet). Your Chevrolet dealer is mowing prices right now! (hi I -• - - w and Kenneth called Africa Inland Mission With reByckle. A Mr. and Mrs. Ernest VanSyckle called on Mr. and slonaries Into the Congo. Mn. Henry VanSyckle, Friday night, a Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buehler and family, Mr. and "You can spot a sandhill crane Mra. Voight VanByckle and fam­ a Pnlr Queen this year. easily because It always flies ily. Danny Case and Nell Wilder puppies available for adoption stretched out into a straight line —neck way out front, legs trill­ Mr. and Mra. Henry VanByckle. ing behind. It can't be mistaken A Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rauh be contacted through the sher­ for herons and egrets, which fly were Bunday dinner guests of iff's office. The Barry Humane with head and neck pulled back Mr. and Mra. Keith Strickland By Mri. Lloyd Owen and Mrs. Winnie Dunn. * two black and white female, full Bl DowUa* V4S-S4II Hunt describes this crane as A nursery school meeting will Mlu> Christina Campbell te blood springer spaniels be held this Thursday at 8 p.m. standing about four to five feet starting Bunday morning for in height, with a wingspread of at the Central Methodlat Church Fellowship hall. Till* will be the six or seven feet, and weighing last meeting for parent* to sign from eight to 12 pounds. Adults Dunkelberger 1* also going from no puppy problem. are a general grey color except up their children If Interested In here. A Thursday night the choir the school. If unable to attend, head The young, up until the contact Mrs. Ralph Showerman, second year of their life, remain Lake Odeftka. A Miss Emetine brown In color with a reddish Lptell Mr* Mildred Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. tinge. Mra. Irene Jone* BUI (Bara) McNally. 29, one William Barker, rural Dake the party. a Mr. Odessa and a Junior student at gm Campbell hold Cakewood, will attend the Wol­ gan, but becoming somewhat verine Girl* State on the Uni­ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. versity of Michigan campus. A Michael Campbed, newlyweds, Mr. and Mra. Roger Hamp will Sunday, June 18. al their home open house Bunday. June 26. "In Michigan they breed In McNally has been reserve grid some numbers in the eastern 904 Fifth Avenue, Lake Odessa. part of lhe Upper Peninsula, and Soot from campfires will come The party is to honor the Hamps in small numbers in the south cation. for their silver wedding anni­ versary and hosted by their sons, the Allen Hamps and Douglas widely hunted for their 'good Ing utensil* before you UM them. can wi 5-S41I Hamps of Middleton. LaVon and eating.' Jerry. No invitations have been "Apparently shy. these birds do sent but aU relative and friends not tolerate the presence of hu­ are Invited to attend and they mans. especially during the nest­ request no gifts. A The Lakeside Barracks and Auxiliary meet mote and marshy areas. Now Monday evening. June 27. at the Lake Odessa Community Center. vaded by man. bird* are consid­ erably reduced in number. 'The birds spend the Winter In the Gulf states, across to south­ ern California and southward In­ to Mexico as far os Mexico City. They arrive In Michigan in late March and start nesting shortly The Lawrence Quick family loose vegetation or an old musktho Nylc Nyts of Bedford. Rox­ anne Quick Is a house guest this week of her unde and family, Just after they're hatched." the Ralph Nyes of Bodford. * down and are able to run about . Pets for Adoption ■ •■■■- Name Buzz McNally Lakaview Coach Dowling daughter, Karen and Carol Quick returned Saturday from a camping trip to Strawberry Lake near Reed City, Mich A V tetters Mrs. Hamilton Going to Vietnam Mrs Lu el I a HamUton. the daughter, the Frtd Harris' of daughter of Mrs. Harry Dunn of R1 Hastings, leaves July 4 for a Andy Newberg, former residents special two-year assignment In Vietnam. Mrs. Hamilton. Extension c i e t y of Dowling Methodist Church Installed by pastor Rev. Hillsdale and St. Joseph counties, Harold Arman at the group's goes to Washington. DC.. lor monthly meeting last week orientation and briefing and then Thursday are: Hasel Hammond direct to Saigon. as president; Gertrude Gaskill, vice president; Edith Onnsbe, rotary; Frieda Quick as Christ­ ian social relations chairman; Uon; Nina Stanford, spiritual life; Helen Drake and Goldie Rolfe, membership committee; Mra. Hamilton fill have Jean Brandt, campus affairs; pleted 19 years with the Extension Service June 20. went to Branch County July 1. Bochclkw of Barryton. Mich, are She tdught vocational horownakvisitors In the Lloyd Gaskill ing at Coral. Cedarville and Yale before Joining the Extension School children can still en­ Service Her *on. Hubert, is roll in the reading contest spon­ sored by the Dowling library. Tripoli. Libya. The Branch Extension Council elude: "ColumbeUa" by Phyllis Is planning an open house for A. Whitney and "The Hospital Mr*. Hamilton Tuesday. June 28, fairgrounds in I public Is invited. bocker. Celluloid collar stays, combe and knitting needles can damage fabric when left In contact with time—celluloid articles may de­ compose and give off add fume*. Your ChsvsUs Malibu 4-Door sedan will come with eight Mfefv features now standard, like seat belt*, front and rear. Always buckle up. COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HAJTINGJ pounds a person, five times the graphic says. Look at all that cornea standard on your new Malibu: Body by Fisher • Magic-Mirror acrylic lacquer finish fights sun and salt • Bugged deep-twist carpeting • Sumptuous Inte­ rior, with vinyl door panels and sidewalls for easy care • Little things like sn electric clock •nd glove compartment light • Trusty Chav-, rolet snginea like the Hi-Thrift 194 Six or the IM-hp Turbo-Firs 2M V8. Look at all you can add to make your Malibu even spicier: AM-FM multiplex stereo radio for beautiful music wherever you go • Add Four-Season air conditioning and it's spring all year round • More spice? Mag-stylo wheel covers and thinlins whitewall tiros are nice ■ Order Comfortilt steering wheel and you don't have to adjust, it does • Turnpike drivers ask ---------for cruise control. It maintains a fill-- constant speed automatically. Big|Jff| saving summer buys on Chav­ ______ See your Chevrolet dealer for fast, fast delivery on all kinds of Chevrolets V8’s and 6’s! HASTINGS Have you 'slipped up' on liability insurance for your property? injury on your proparty, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Better be sofe than sorry. See us for liability insurance that protects your bank account and pays the cost of personal injury claims. rolat, Chavalla, Chevy n and LARKE BUICK- CHEVROLET, Inc. I4»5 $. H4N9VIR were Sunday dinner er. International graduate stuGillespie. * Mr. and Mrs. Hany Dowding entertained the chil­ dren and their families Bunday. A Mr. and Mra. Stanley Aspinall tlons are required. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller called Bunday on Mr*. Grace following the men's retreat. The Marshall East Doud After the opening parade. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Green fora the grandstand between t lie and Sandra Rasey attended the---------------- --------------- ----- ,----------Wlfl-E d g e r wedding Saturday , front eg the grandstand. The evening In Hastings. ‘ Let the pass grow, George . At Gull Lake Conference Conklin spent Father-* Day with pany has the Midway. Tlw Mid­ will be opened Thursday A 10:30 parade through the way night with a yet lb be named1 dowptown section Friday wUl of­ ficially open the Fair, according Variety Show. Thursday with her grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mra. Austin am. In front of the grandstand. By Mrs. Fern Hawblil* 1 NmAvBU <*>-3101 Schantz. Saturday evening call- noted by the Fair Association. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Wyble Askins of Nashville. Friday afternoon, livestock will be judged. ley of Charlotte were Bunday The Lakewood High School Wolfa ir Mias Unda Wolf Is went swimming Taeaday after­ home from college and working aeon. ' " ' ) in Boule Creek for the SumThls Thursday the "swimming mcr. * Mr. and Mra Cliff Bab- By Mr*. Oriie Vickie it fcsuua Htte isa-vtri HfiwbUtx Johnson of Union City. enjoyed a carry-In supper Bun­ id Kathy >radley of Haines. Crystal Cumbow. Scott day with Mr. and Mrs. Austin stern. Kathy beat Helen Beduhn, Bcott Smith and Ernie Carpenter. enee Gliding of Hastings were of Central to reach the flteve defeated Craig Martin of Southeastern In the semi- ” Crane Squawks Extra Loud At People day night performance. A* u.ual superintendent of •peed Ernie Cusack has a fuU ML Wl 5-2425 Coleman AGENCY INSURANCI Mi. Wl J-MIl �HASTINGS BANNER 152 W Save $$ On One of These Pre-"4th" Specials LARKE CHEVROLET 1435 S. i-2426 1865 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Brougham Sedan. 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Full powe^.---------86 1963 FORD 1961 CHF.V. CORVAIR 4 Df-83 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS— IBM TAKE OFF RELIABLE CAR 1959 1954 UC0 Hercury 4 Dr. ................ $250 .8195 Ford 8 cyl. .8150 .8125 Dodge Station Wagon. S125 Lincoln ..............8225 Rambler Wagon8tts cal owner.81*95 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, sharp black and white tutone, fuU power and many extras. One careful 1KJ CORVAIR ... Moaaa 2 Dr, 4 speed transmlMlon, new w/wall tires, thor­ oughly reconditioned. ....$395 IM] CHEVROLET HARDTOP . . . ImfMkU 2 Dr. Hardtop. V8 1964 Goleiie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. Whlte- 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl. 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Stylealde Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 sp. V6 Engine. 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. Several Transportation Cara RenneR Ford Inc. ART MEADE, Salesman Home Ph. 945-2328 LANNES KENF1ELD, Home Ph. 945-4054 MAHLER MOTOR SALES BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT Phone Wl 5-2479 6/23 APFLUNCEj SPECIAL Close-Out Prices Now in Effect On 1966 Model Washers and Gas and Electric Dryers. Free Delivery and Normal Installation —John Deere 430 Crawler with 3 pt. hitch. Good shape! —LHC. 9 ft. PTO Combine. —John Deere 25 PTO Combine. new I —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Aills Chalmers Blower with motor. —Mowers and Conditioners. IBM Offers Opportunities With A Future for Electronic and Electro Mechanical Technicians Full Salary, Liberal employee benefits and expense allow­ ance while training for the maintenance of DATA PROCESSING MACHINES AUDELL, INC. Spray, Wherever they ore, Kill 'em with Purina Fly-Killers! Hastings Milling & Farm Supply Grand Rapids, Michigan 49547 10M E. Railroad 6/30 Wl Mitt 6/23 FOR SALE 1965 OLDSMOBILE JETSTAR 88 9,100 MHm 2-Door Hardtop, Whit* Power Brakes, Steering, R-H, Whitewells $2285 COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Publlretl< ^olldtaf Quality Furniture ebwNnfwN MAST1NCS For Banner Claatlfled Ada Ph. 945-3236 ossified Paragraphs] PRACTICAL NURSE WANTED —To live in and care lor in­ valid. Pood and present living accommodations furnished. Ex­ cellent compensation for a per­ son of understanding and re­ finement. Call Hastings Wl 8­ 8381. tf -------------------------- SPORT RIFLE In 4th RIFLE — 30-08 30-06 custom RANCH STYLE HOME in ward, near schools, ranch style, if Automotive rifle made by McCord's of 3 bedrooms, sewing room, liv­ Ionia. W1U shoot a 2* group at ing room and family room with 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac ­ Wl 5 SOS 2 X958 FORD — Good motor and fireplace. Birch kitchen with tion. Yeager barrel and trigger, tires, body bodv terrible. Also 410 built-in electric stove, dish­ Fisher safely, 3 to 8 variable gauge pump gun nnd -22 auto­ washer and disposal. 1H bath. scope, peepsight In mount, full matic with 4x scope. Can be 943-3730. 6/23 monte carlo hand rubbed stock, seen at 1551 N. Michigan. Make allng with quick detach, swivels an offer. 6/30 PLUS, complete handloading THREE - BEDROOM HOME Palrly-new kitchen and bath. equip, for above. Echo press, 1985 MUSTANG—8 cyl., white Birch cupboards. New carpet­ 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, BELGIUM BALER TWINE with block and white interior. ing in living-room. Will sell powders, primers and loaded 17.000 miles. 81.750*0. Phone Case-Corbell 88.75 furniture with house. Phone shells, etc. Rifle value, 8300.00 374-8206. J 6/30 — loading equipment 87QMD. .87*5 7/28 Will sell complete for «Rhr .87*0 8280.00. Call M5-3884 afte» 4-BKDROOM HOUSE at 428 W. Center, 1H baths, 2-car gaMAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL ROTARY CUTTER 5 ft. and make money doing it Full BEA -KINO OUTBOARD MO­ 3 pL Hitch TOR — 8 h.p. Used only few or part time opportunity. For times. Phone Wl 6-8820 after ambitious woman to assist me $325.00 e/30 8/30 8 o'clock. In my beauty counsellor teach­ ing service. For appointment call 945-5944 or 945-9155. tf RHESF. 1000 lb. tongue weight FOR BALE BY OWNER—2-bed­ —CulUvalor Shovel* room all modern home on axle hitch for travel trailer, —Mufflers Campground Road, borders Including electric brake con­ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES — creek, aluminum aiding and trols. 880. Call 945-3884 after —Plow Points tf 8 pm. ** cessful little known businesses. —Tarpaullnj 6/30 Write Continental Distribu ­ —Seal C'uihlons tors, 1143 Burton BE, Grand 20 GALLONS Sears Roebuck Red Barn Paint. Also. OE Rcfrig- GUERNSEY LAKE—40 ocrea va­ Rapids. Michigan. 6/23 —Umbrella! cant land—about 80S tillable. McLeod. R1 Vermontville. Ph. 1967 CALENDARS —Wide vari­ Good Investment! Terms avail­ —Mower guards ety of prices starting at 8895 387-2551. 8/80 able. 84,000. Call Now I Ty Car­ per hundred. Order now and ter 6t Co, Realtors, Kalamasoo pay after Sept. 1. Also book 9-MONTHB-OLD YORKSHIRE (Phone 341-6138). 8/30 BOAR —8M. 7963 Gull Rd, matches. Call: Battle CfiMRy Richland (weekdays) or call 6PACIOUB 3-BEDROO.M HOME WO 3-0159 collect gfter 8 pm. 629-5954 after 6 pm. 6/23 — Dining room, extra large GOODYEAR BROS. FARM SUPPLIES FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 945-3158 1-37 8o. Special —Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 81*5. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. State St, Hastings tf FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Regular 82.00—Now 8100. No pre-sham poo — No after odor. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. ROUTE OPEN. FOR MAN OR WOMAN—Full or part time, servicing customers In City of Hastings. Weekly earning 88750 and up possible. Write Watkins Products, Inc., D-62, Winona, Minn. 8/30 Mlscellaneoue INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I Bee Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buyl They Sell—They Install—They Service. Ph. Wl 8-3833. M-37 STALK SHREDDERS FOR . RENT—Francisco Fann Sup­ ply, M37 So. 848-8110. tf WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line Stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8228. This Includes, postage and aales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, PJeasantvlew Elementary School. Call WO 2-0367 or af- CARPET CLEANING IB EABY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wat carpets or hand- ★ Help Wanted Qualifications: Electrical Engineers. Tech­ nical school graduates, men training or equivalent ex­ perience. IBM NEEDS YOU HELP WANTED Owner-Operators Ten men needed Immediately model 3 ton tilt-cab, cab over, or Conventional tractors. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED WHEELER MARINE SALES & In aluminum, a ted or wood SERVICE — Mercury outboard sash. Burkey Auto Glass A motor*. New and used boats. Radiator Shop, 111 N. Jeffer­ Fiote Boata. Trailers and ac­ son. Hastings. tf cessories M-M tn Nashville. EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ and men's clothing. Phone Wl 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd Tailor Shop. tf for only UM. Hastings Floor Ungs. Phone Wl 5-5118.' HOTI01: Muy Uadan ta tt. s. ITS JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for over­ alls prints. tf *MM MM eccuRtllou cm stMtei Ma**aa*Uc* 1”d°* To fill these challenging technical positions IN FIELD ENGINEERING Coll or write.for an interview stating your qualifications to; W. J. Hammon, IBM Corp. Long tetm lease. Home base 200 ACRE FARM-Can be used Ar FersGnela for general farming. Fenced well Buildings In good condi­ For details call: Mi ■«» tadlcsto la tkdy »4v«rALCOHOLICS ANOB tion. can 623-3718 (Delton), tf lllMHI vkiU« thi I’.iud potlMr. Seheiii, Kalamatoo 342-8187 COTTAGE north side of Wan HM» Sre kvsBabU to ImU mu*. PD. 171, Hastings Lake. Excellent beach for chil­ dren. Private dock and boat. 20 SCENIC ACRES with hlU-top GRAFF TRUCKING CO, INC. building site pvorfadklng. Long Week of Aug. 28. Phone Wl 2110 Lake St. Lake. Just off HM8. 8.W. of MAN to assume responsible poel5-4923 except Thursdays, Wl Hastings. 81*00. Phone M8­ 8-3182 after 6:30. tf 6/23 643 W. Crosstown Parkway Ar Wanted 5623. 8/30 wax*. Hastings. tf FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ Kalamazoo, Michigan MENT. one 4-room cottage, BUSINESS OFPCRTUNin HABTING6 BUBIN188 WANTS NOT ICF Kalamazoo 345-6173 WANTED TO BORROW 83,000 furnished or unfurnished. Lake Younc mok --- •“ — privileges. AU utlUtiea fur­ on second mortgage of house. tf Battle Creek 965-3257 Wl 5-8184. SMILEY POST*BUILDINGS nished. Phone 623-2024. tf Write Box 1018 c/o Hastings WRITE or CALL An equal opportunity employer Banner. 8/33 Quality structures built 6/23 Power Company ’ 945-3474 REAHM SALES 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr. 8 Automatic. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 1310 N. Michigan 1M3 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN .,. Dynamic 88 4 Dr., beautiful blue finish, power steering and 1964 Falcon Futura 2 Dr. Standard. 6 cyl Radio. Farm Machinery —IJLC. 460 Tractor. Like new I —IJ1G. H Tractor. Good shape. —Massey Ferguson 65 Diesel —1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —1949 John Deere A tractor with hydraulic. —OUver No. 50 PTO Baler. —Massey Ferugson PTO Baler. 1963 Falcon Club Wagon —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn With 2nd and 3rd Row seats. , Tractors. USED TRUCKS— 1W3 CHEV. 1 TON Dual wheels. One owner. Very 1963 BUICK * 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 6. 1963 Faidono Ranch Wagon 4 Dr. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio. 1961 COMET 4 Dr. Stand, trans. 1H4 FORD 1963 BUICK Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1M1 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 Dr...8728 1981 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan8595 1942 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering, power brakes.................... 81.095 1964 CHEVROLET RHEUMATISM SAMPLE Cattle and Fly-Bait. FREE ARTHRITIS­ Test Bpeclfex for minor rheumatic-arthritic pain. Free sample write tlap. Mkhlgta, prior ta **14 h**rtaS. PabliMlloa »oS Mrrie* ihall b. ud« *• pror1d«4 by italttl* ud Diazinon, Dairy Spray, Cypon, Range FARM IMPLEMENTS Il !• 0f4«r«4 U»l M itpt. e, 1888. M S:00 ss, ta th* Prebkl* Ooart>•»■>. HMltas*. RMiIsm, a kretlw b« h.ld *| which »U tredllcr* ot »• J d**M**d »r» required 1* pr»v» te*lr SttLrtii'a.’SJissrts FIND ’EM and KILL *IM r. Extra low mileage. Special A-1 USED CARS e/is One BLUE UNIFORM WALK UP AND SAVE I 6/33 FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South Ud FALCON Station Wagon Ka $O00 DISPLAY. CLASSIFIED CARDS OF THANKS fr IN MEMORIAMS—2c per word. 1883 FORD GALAXIE 580 > 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Power •tecring. One owner. Very good condition. ......................... 8UM BPD FOB FCTUCATIOM LEGALS THONGS fee the Family 1884 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FUR power with factory air dlllon. --------------------------- 83.685 2 DR. NOTICES -CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE FREE opportunity booklet about the wonderful world SAttBSW NOTICE Heating - Plumbing • Cosmetics BelfevuR.flox7l.Rt. I WELTON'S &«*•».■ OkirA * Waited te Beat TABLE PAPER — For picnics, VERY NICE 1-BBDRQOM LOOK HERE—Man or woman family reunions, lots of uses RANCH HOUSE in BitUe wanted to start business on 2 or 1-BKDROOM HOUSE in Creek. Now rented. Will sell or credit in North Barry County Hastings or vicinity. Can furtrade lor Hastings property. Call SMILEY BUILDINGS or Hastings farm-home prod­ Phone MS-3118. . 8/30 ucts. Thousands of dealers now Write: tecond cutting hay. alfalfa Hastings. Mich. / brome. Call Hickory Con <71-8211. 616-945-9103 Wl 5-5S52 Uniucd Itetu. . Wl 5-3159 ar OL 3-2418. M/23 �Douglat Crate Finuhet Magna Cum Laude Gird of Thanks and In Memoriam reunion at MO 8. Church BL, Bunday, June Shoplifting Cm Official Action of the Hastings City Council Invite Public To Hear African Talk in Nashville lull, liullm. Mich not forgotten, Loved probation and paid »5.«> court EL CARD OF THANKS celved Into to thank all who contributed to S.: was won by Mr*. Ruth Schreiner of Bellevue. Your loving smile, your gentle Hazel E. Douglas No one. dear father, could nil LEGALS tisxhistr* Hla Children, OBANOBVILLB TOWNSHIP, BAUT COUNTY, MI OH! CAN OBDIXANCB MO. 1 As Ortlnaua to *4f*UU Puking u*4 Bl«ru* «f Maur VaklUu, Boom Trail*! probation June fl for abopllfi- Wrow 0.1 o* fci.toi Co. Willard Gonyou Gerald Gonyou missionary from NaahvWe who restitution. Douglas will further hla •tudioa Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren paring knives or Calendar of Special Events PUBLICATION OBDEa since coming to tho united bologna. ABSOLUTION OF THB TOWNSHIP OF OMAN OMVILLE, COUNTY OF BABMY, STATU OT MI0H1UAN. BELATivB TO THE LICBMSIMO Public Notice: Artists' Work­ shop Is offering Saturday morn­ ing Art Sessions for youngsters kindergarten age through 6lh grade July 9 through August 27. 9:30-11:30 am. Pint come basis each Saturday. Up to 30 children. Members are invited to sculpture sessions Thursday nights. PUBLICATION OBDEB. too much I And knowing from from the Univcndty of Wchigan HUta Highway Ikp«ri- eight woodchucks sunlng than-:. talk. ere expected at bChui Ml. Alfr*d McCunnell thankini Oft, fur lb. Kited oa I « Carried. at him. Everyone is complaining received However. tructivc matures seen tins year but no one seems to know what Ing their departure until the nS middle of July. (Maybe it will geelions? Byron Hesterly made a busi­ ness trip to Chicago Thursday. E*uu of MuUa Vu Dsln* o/Wa Martin T. VanDniaa. I)»e*aa«d. Fil* Abwal: Ona. CWrri»4. u.eea. it I* Ordwad that on BapUaUr II. sirK oaltrutllon. Thia Or4l- hia Violin in the symphony and Ihflr claim* .'uarl tar lb* Couaty at Barry. ANNABELLE HAUGHT. PUlallff married on Saturday afternoon. JESSE HAUGHT. Dafaadaal Dunham District By Mrt. MUot Ruffner married Saturday evening and arc residing In the Ralph Rich­ ardson Ixrnso on Coats Grove Mrs. Miles Ruffner called on Mrs. Glenna Skidmore Wednes- now more accidentally running over day for California to make their home. He pions to attend school. no injuries. Clare Olmstead and family of World Book RefreshHastings were Father's Day PUBLICATION OBDBB. Catching the little dog, ■Topsle." Slat* of Mkhi(*n. Probata Court * Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ruffner [or the Connty of Barry. Betate of Mildred oElar, Deeaatad. and children spent Sunday eve­ ning with hl* parents, Mr. and that an July II Mrs. Mlles Ruffner. ★ Cheryl n th- Probate Cordray and Timothy Jones were married by Rev. Rhoades Friday M the E.U.B. Church. Cheryl is the daughter ot Mrs. Nyla Strand Sd the late Louis Cordray. eryl's stepfather gave her Philip H. Mlleb.il. Vletnam June 29. hall bo allowed (Ullly ol it*. Fro- llenJeraboll Jluil4ln< JiTla 7o OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. . George Olmstead. * Mr. and Pantllnd Hotel in Grand Rapids Mrs. Vaughn Lydy have sold their beautiful Iwnc on M-43 at family dinner was cn- ner Sponablc home on the north edge of Hastings which they re­ cently purchased and have been celebrate Father's Day were Mr. HUB 11. MH PUSLICATIOM OBDBB. Wtala of Ml'hl»a Pi Xy”’. Xu bhares r,.::a •ta of l.-T.la X I th.. 0.41 Mrs. Robert Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cordray. Mr*. Nyla Strand and children. * Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Ruffner spent Tuesday at PoM Hospital for a check-up on Mrs. Ruffner. Darlene Butler and Mra. Bessie Marco accompanied than down there? Mrs, Marco staying for the wedding of her niece. * Mrs. Carrol Higbee and children were Sunday callers of Mra Robert Dongl, Jill and Rising, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nieihreturns of the day I ★ Verden Hesterly says ho doesn't plan to go out of the dairy business as Schalbly. at iicr ham- in Wood­ long as ills lierd is producing al land while Mrs. Hildred Hesterly U enjoying a few days vacation visiting lier children in Lansing twins In the last few months. By Victor Sitton and nearby places. Mra. Eugene •4l*n4 J«7-iM2 Biair of Mulliken was a guest at the Schalbly-Hesteriy homo on Monday. West Woodland wood Higbee. Mary Lou-LanU left the Mlles Ruffner home for the Summer and will return from her own K>7‘h aSitrra I! > * irrih u llinldlny Ha*tiB<*. Mlrhiy*a PUBLICATION OBDEB. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Hotlr* of Haarlng—Fro D*t*raln»Uon of Hair*. ting* High Schoo). * As I am their now writing the Dunham News losing bottle. It's bad enough to terly aunt. Mrs. Angie Patten, near would appreciate any and all to Lhe underground cavorting of Fh-urt lost Friday. Mr*. Patten. Uic former Angie Booher spent the pesky moles, or to find a call ms with any and all news. * •*“ ~-fc- —*“ ~ " Herb Ludwick is now at home healthy cabbage or tomato plant 1ht glrlliood days on the fann cut off close to the ground by now owned by Carl Heise and him well on his recovery. * Mil­ the worms, but when you look ford Ruffner spent Friday am. out at your garden in the morn- COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTI NCI Ruffner. He is here visiting from row of beans the night before,! Arizona. reduced to just short ugly stems, I permanent residents Honor.hlr Philip II. Mil Earl MeKIbbla. truparvi llaymaaJ hourda. Cirri "We're As Neer As Your Telephone" Philip II. Mikheil. Jodie et Fro PUBLICATION OBDEB. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE po»ible. Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference PUBLICATION OBDEB. Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st at Jefferson. 1,000 gal*.). Call 945-5482. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. GUmwe.Jewelers. 102 E. Stale COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ Concrete Products ICE—First claw work. Call \Vl CUSTOM. GRINDING AND MIXSt. Phone Wl 5-5316. 5-5085, Burkey Sales and .Serv­ ING done st tho farm according ice. 218 N. Jefferson. to your specifications. Farm Bur­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the eau Service*, M37 So., Wl 5CERAMIC, FORMICA, LINOLEUM Phone Wl 5-2123. AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— ting* Floor Covering, 123 W. FUWUOATION OBDBB. PUBLICATION OBDEB. AU. GRADES WASHED SAND parti and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV(black and white). Jacobs Prescription State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. PUBLICATION OBDBB. Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also all kind* Of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Engraving. Miller Jeweler*. 118 SECTION 7: No lk*a*aa a n 4 • MUhUsa Cleaned, Repaired. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Wl 5-5176. II.nd...holt Mulldlng Ifaatlaaa. Mich Is *• Pubfk.rtoa Business Directory MIMORIAL MONUMBNTS OF DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK ll>« li,|.*rtn>»nl nr PuMIe Nataly Ka>t Loailac. MJcbl<aa, a *w< • t.l.rarnt ot ill rurth»,M mado laid ikaiueo. SBCTION •: Any par*un vlolall appliances. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of frac- “witfraik.! David A. 221 W. Mdl. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- U»n raaahliar tha llcen.lns of alwratloa of Jvak yard* <rr fal Authorised Jefferson. Experienced mechan- TROPHY CENTER —Plus special- 5-5052. Radio, T.tevWoa RopoMv Phone 945-53)6. Electric. 222 5. Jaffarson. Agency for INSURANCE Business Sarricas Offered ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Mower*. L L. Carpenter Hard- State Fann Insurance and supplies. Kelley Electric Service. 524 Middleville Rd.. TVS. RADIOS ERS RSPA11 Phone Wl 5-2700-after 5 pm.. 5381. All Forms of Inturanct and Bond* JIRRY ANDRQS SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —3IS S. Hanover. LAWN MOWER REPAIR *Xr< PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Waler AUTO — FIU BONDS MracalianaasM Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch rods. Installation and Harming. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Baverwyk's Color Canter, 221 AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CENW. Mill. ihUl MIUh ““ WpsH. Mh *° This-WaaklySarvic* and Repair Guida �BANMU Infemotionol Flavor At Farewell Party at Anderson Cottage Artists' Workshop Plans Activities ; For 2nd Year College Week for Women Features Interesting Classes mmphcre Saturday at the Hugo . . • ____ •>_ IA. mltlire The Artlate' Workshop bald 1U annual general meeting Tueedaj evening. June 14. to dlscux* the farewell to Jaevad Rasrool.Owhis home in Baghdad. Iraq. Several Syrian dtohee were pre­ pared by Bamir Homs! of Da­ mascus, Syria. Patricia's friend. Other* who enjoyed swimming, boating and just kibitzing were Carnal from Turkey, Ahmad elect three new director*. young people, parents face increasing dilemmas loo. class scheduled for this stimulate interest. Every other month a business meeting will be held, which will Include a pro­ the problems of the teenage yaara — for both children and parents. Martha Kuhn. Extension home from Syria and Ibrahnm from Iraq. All of whom are students aV WMU. Vincent was home from Can- The alternating months will be social get-logklher* for the mem - there with JoAnn who brought Bugera Petoner, family specialist with the Cooperative Extension niquea, or ert-ln-ytneral. man Pafanor to known throughout the concerning teynage problems. ol Henderson, an exchange stu­ dent from Ireland. Lamb, and Robert dous and conversation most In­ teresting. member* are 'lnfited to enter their work*. For deU|to. wilu the Artiste* Workshop, Box 322. Hastings, or telephone Stan Bny Marriage" class, like the other 36 .ft* use offered at College Week, meets three times during the Margery Turnes Installed as BPW President IBT7. He U ng their home thia Bummer lb attend Although the general Garden Association will again Baptist Church At Orangeville Is Nuptial Setting The bouffant skirt farmed a chapel train. Her elbow length veil of Illusion was held In place with a tiny crown. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink rows. Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINCf gin July 9. and run through Aug 27. every Saturday between 9:30 and 11:30 aun. Any interested youngster In the prop• r kge group is eligible. However, the group will be limited to 30 chil­ dren each session, and they will Plainwell attended as maid of honor wearing a pink floor length satin gown with white luce overlays. She carried pink frosted white carnations. Brides­ maids were Mra. Kenneth Blau­ R3 Plainwell, in a very pretty velt. R1 Shelbyville, and Mra. ceremony at the OnutgcvIUo Baptist Church Saturday. June wore blue taffeta floor length gowns and carried a bouquet of Campbell performed the double yellow carnations. ring ceremony. Robert Ritchie. R1 Shelby­ | Mra. Roy Shively, organist, and ville, served as beat man and ‘ Mra. Glenn Campbell, vocalist. ■ irovidcd lhe traditional wedding Plainwell; J. C. Ritchie, Martin, William Ritchie.'R1 Shelbyville, ' music. and Jim Bourdo. R3 Plainwell. ■ The bride wore a white satin floor length gown with lace in­ church basement following the serts and sequins forming a sa­ ceremony. After a Southern trip brina neckline and long sitescs. R1 Shelbyville The groom is employed at Brown In Parch­ ment. the general aeaMIs.5 Betty Louise Ritchie, daugister of Mr. and Mra. Green Bths, Michigan's congresswoman, Ritchie, R1 Shelbyville, became and a panel discussion by leglsla- tho bride ot William Bourdo, eon COMPARE 0-4-U-Buy! Dr. Douglas Castleman was appointed director of the project MRS. WILLIAM BOURDO . . . Miss Betty Louise Ritchie Becomes Bride. subJecU, Mra. Kuhn points out. Women who want to attend, should contact Mrs. Kuhn at her office. Ml 8. Michigan Avenue. Our Broasted Chicken IS Worth Crowing About' E LANDLUBBER INN M-43 on Wall Lake Phono 623-5311 Ringo Swingos to Slow Tempo for Summer Months Members of tl*> Ringo Swings Square Dance Club held a pot­ luck /upper preceding tlieir dance on Saturday. June 11, at Twenty-six couples enjoyed the evening ot dancing to the calling MR. AND MRS. RICHARD LOU DAWE . . Miss Christine Gale Healy Is Married. Couple Speaks Vows at Lacey E.U.B. Church Mrs. Gould is New President Of Historical Group Tuesday, June 14th, marked the 13th anniversary year for the Hastings Professional Wo- at the Hotel for dinner and a elected president of the Barry and gold with center pieces of County Historical Society at its Healy. ;; Mra. John served basis each Saturday. Healy of R4 Hastings, became Hoy Pullers and Lynn Burdicks. Clayton Hauschlld. Jr., treasurer. charged each child, per Satur­ Miss Grace Edmonds. Richard cbarge of Irene Eberhard, past day. to defray lhe cost of art urday. April 33 at 3 pro. malerials Cook and Mra. Mercedes French Blate Treasurer, from Grand during the ftunmcr months. Rapids. Nomination* made for the new board members Included Joyce ond Saturday ot lhe month only. ling. dent, Margery Turnen; first vice Welnbrecht, Violet Herr, Rlta Al"Bun” McPharlln, Mra. Fred president, Marion Jonas; secund Nashville officiated al the Evan- Bower and Dr. Wesley Logan. Schramm, and Ralph Junold vice president, Fran Elllget; gelkal UnBed liretlircn Church Mra. Walton gave a report on treasurer, Ruth Kufal; recording toft, Marky Schramm aqd’Btan "Heritage Days, Oct. 33 and 23,'* secretary, Mary Sparkman; corSnyder. and laid out preliminary plans oousln. Miss Bandy Shelley, for the History Mobile. The dedi­ smoother operation of the Workcation ot Bull's Prairie will be The out-going president, Lucy Ruthruff ot Dowling. Mtoa BetUe Jacoby, presented the gavel to The following, letter from a appoint a permanent program SheUenbargv of Hastings were director for the monthly meet­ former Heating* raslttont writ­ Antique Auction in. July. All ings, and a permanent publicity ten to Mra. H. A. Adrounle will gifts presented to members for committee. A club historian was to further the Historical Society special services to the club, and also decided upon, to keep a Ing the guests were Gary Lyttle. project* the out-going president was also scrapbook of picture*, new* clip­ Excerpts from the manuscript, presented with a gift from lhe pins, and record of events. The bride wore a floor length 17}*, Watson Family in Barry board. Other matters dtocuaaed in­ are spending 10 days tn the own of white tierod lace. Tbe'Co?nt’'- KCTe rmd- 7110 book cluded whether to combine with brand new Istanbul Hilton Hotel Ing from Battle Creek and Grand other groups into a United to M per copy. The Society will Rapids Mrs. Lundeen sang three Rev. and Mra. Perris Miller of Center, which would Include mu: on my mind frequently and I Anderson. Ind., were guests of Yellow and white snapdragons musloah^aelectlons, accompanied Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Buwalda on other artistic clubs, and which girlhood home. on the piano by Mrs. Castleman. Saturday. . We came In Thursday after­ Mra. Healy chose a white knit would make all the groups eligi­ Alter Installation ceremony, new The Chet Bangharts were In (officers fanned the reception The Ben Campbells were guests ble for State Aid. which would lace suit with burnt orange acHowell on Thursday of last week ■, of their daughter, the Allen Hin­ provide more capital for expan­ to attend the funeral of hto unsons. who entertained with a sion and for qualified paid teaflj- people at the airport, When wo ding. The groom’s mother wore ck, rrM BkuM. Mr. .nd Mn ' biLJT “ “* family picnic dinner at their V Jun. home in Battle Creek in observ­ Possibilities were a Is ance of Father's Day. . .. cussed for getting plans Smith, and the Bangharts and this Thurs ­ The Roy Carlsons spent Futhemployed by the Hastings School Library.1 The groom to a graduate day will accompany them to Ann Bassett, Nancy Jaynes and Helen Arbor to visit the Terry Kings. Howard Prosts, at their Barlow, public. Friday, they (her husband's of Hastings High School and Is The Phillip Cotanls enter­ Keeler. A short business meeting * Although the classes to be of­ slaters) had lunch for us at their Lake cottage. tained with a Father's Day din­ was held, with the club apfered for the year and all home at Robert College. Bsturner Including Mrs. Octant's planned events have not yet bet®. H family, the Brownell* and the scntlng Hastings BPW at Naestablished, sculpture get-to1 Cotants llonal Convention. resumed, starting this Thurw and all Interested members sword flah. Yesterday, which Invited to come down and Past Resident Writes from Istanbul Hotel Rebekah Lodge Lists Activities MOVE quaint. cluding beginning oil YOUR a. Intcrdenomlnatlon- Rebekah Assembly at Michigan. Mra. Patricia Schlafley. Assem­ I must not bly Warden, was present. young man scape, P*l*tl(T and sculpture. California. this w forget, Saturday/ pottery Ru,_ , narrated color slides, and three LIVING Tl>a Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge mrt Friday ..June 10. The charter Istanbul, where we heard a good minuter gpod ship, -Albany. term. Arioa Burghduff was elec- OUTDOORS Personal Mention Houseguests Of the Robert MacArthur* over the weekend' You can really enjoy life outdoors this Summer when you see us for advice worth of Chicago. Joining them and materials to build an ‘outdoor living room*. Call or come in this week. and Mr*. Rlchird Fluke and family of Vicksburg and Mr. and Mra. Muri Fluke of Holt. COMBINE OUTDOOR BEAUTY WITH DOOR COMFORT SLIDING GLASS BY WALL INSTALLING WE LL INA DO THE JOB FOR YOU ... ON EASY BUDGET TERMS. aa alternate. It was announced that officers, and our sea-going guide showed mq the entire sick-bay. Titos I found very interesting, Medical FadUty at Jackson James 6. WoCrlng, Grand Master buy some trinkets proclamation that the month of le possible you might like to Juno bo designated as "Hom* see our program from yesterday. Medical Facility Month.” Tho Pilgrimage to the Odd Fellow and Rebekah Camp *t home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard spooks English. Our time to most 10 and the Pilgrimage to the Houghton of Detroit and also thrilling. attended ths Mitchell - Ironside wedding al the Mary Martha Chapel in Greenfield Village on Moct sincerely youra, Saturday afternoon and the re­ EUsabeth Gwinn.' ception at the Congress Inn. ships on the Booporos while I Beth. and Orlo Main of Mr. and Mr*. Harrey Burgess Ua The Gqsp were Wed. open house honoring high school the cottage of their daughter. daughter and family. Mr. and graduate, Terry Bowman, at the Mra. Claude Lankerd of Battle home of hl* parents, the Keith Bowmans, In Tanking on BunRev. Lila Hanker preached at den Burgess and Mike, Joined morning and evening services at Richard Bowman home. them. the Burnlps Pilgrim Holiness Church Bunday as lhe pastor. FULL LINE OF MASONRY MATERIALS FOR YOUR PATIO. USE ORATIVE RAILINGS ORNAMENTAL TO ADD DEC­ A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE—PRICES ARE MODERATE— LASCO FIBERGLASS PANELS IN STOCK— MANY COLORS—PATIO SHADE WITHOUT the General Conference. She was the guest of Mrs. Osborn during lhe day. Coleman and Mrs. Pearl Woods, attended tho General Conferfrocn Wednesday until Friday. " Mn. Mae FUsher and daugh­ ter. Linda, of Flint were Bun­ day overnight guests of the for- en route to their cottage north- SHADOW—EASY TO USE. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOME COMFORT ADVICE WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER Iron MOST OF US art just trying to own a horns, educate our children, and build a fund for omergonciei and re­ tirement. Let Hastings Savings and Loan assist you thru its high 41% dividend rate. Deposits are insured to $10,000. OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE IS Acid • Cloudy Bod Tasto • Bad Odor Jf your faucgt wftr Is shilrtlng your fixtures, ruining ____ 1 ———— 1. - -a *- — —— lu.. Lam* a : cloar. filkwrod, conditioned water automatically, of Wabash. Ind., visited her sis­ ter, the Kenneth Keys, a few overnight guest Friday of Mn. 136 E. State St RboM Wl MMi Ernest Hoffman to Grand Rap- talned thstr family) ths Charles Fullers and the Robert Reynolds for dinner on Father’s Day. 125 110,000 witfc F XLI.C. JFFFEkmN STPteoM MS-9102 MEMBER FEDEHA; <Ml LOAM �The Hastings Banner Kids Should Study Living Costs Early David Birman Enter* Model Car Competition Pilgrims Hold Baptismal Rite At Coats Grove The Coat* Grove —. uroday. ■ . Je-a ■ «• 1944 laz* Th 23, university ot Minhlrun man. council on Economic Education, car suggest* that youngsters learn model Creftanan'* OuUd happy evwit* Pilgrim Hoilne— A ’H ha hfch made the do*lng Ilful service Bunday afternoon cal — 1 State Treasurer Releases Audit Hazel McCaul Retires After 39 Years Teaching Several Christian -------- Thia report M submitted Church the family budget formerly ot Middleville The Judging will be|ln June Guild win award ld«« cash and County school*, starting with the Moe School in 1925. geography should* Include ship* valued at 1117.000 to boys Mrs. Eugene L. Haas. Sr, of 1003 geographic factors affect* ho* hours designing and building people make their Hr Inga” - ‘ - • - «---- — » ‘ - *. ,i- -1 led the tinging. ciety ot tha Pilgrim RECEIVES HONOR AT Blate College stadewt f change themaelve* and the chll- Church I on the actual coat of such things Leona Shriver, secretary. Red, White and Blue Sire-sing dhat schools do teach more than they ever did. al *-<>n»rance FOf greater depth on lower level*: than ever. Herrick emphasises ' ___ « «_ _ i__ ________ .. D_._.aa a-—I-— — student* with a good idea of how their government works and second only to this, the kind of Constance Parker Has Job With Braniff Airlines Mls-i Constance Parker, daugh- Parker of Hastings, has accepted Tuesday, Jun* 21 at thru Saturday, July 2nd Welcome Daughter ■100 s 49' Rexall Aspirin_ _ _ a 57' Redl-Spray Deodorant 59' Brlle Sei Hair Spray.. SJ 1» Polson Ivy Spray $1.49 — Calamine Spray $1.49 o Oaly Chow Vitamins 3 $4 5 DICalclum Phosphafe»M?v.i79 .24 ee. SIm 49 Spray Starch Aerosol Shave Cream M 64' ’ Vol. upheaval in the school curri­ Braniff International Airlines Ln Chicago. III. She recently com­ culum," he states. pleted a course of study at the McConnell Airline School hi Minneapolis. Minn., where she received special training in prep­ aration for an airline career in the McConnell “IB" program, de­ signed specifically for the girl in weighed B Ibe . 1 o* Her brotlwr, her teens. Mias Parker Is a 1965 graduate Brent, ha* been slaying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lin­ of the Mary wood Academy, den Barry They took him home where she was active in debate, on Monday and got acquainted drama, sports and various other extra-curricular activities. Owly Volo M,n U65"Tahl!hiin1y And Many Morn Specials attended the Robert Walters and family of Belleville. Wla. reunion In Battle Creek at the are vacationing this week at lhe Melvin Haight cottage on Al­ Flfleld on Sunday. gonquin Lake. 6-Week Honor Roll at HHS Is Announced Retired School Employee* Meet 2 Men Slightly Burned When Gat Catche* on Fire float Philip H MITCHELL Circuit Judge Fifth Judicial Circuit Barry & Eaton Counties 5-2444 technical training at Keealer Green directed attention to communicatlons-electronles spec­ lhe statutory requirement* for • ialist The airman recently oom- Burvl, — — __ pleted basic training al lackland Mrdical Examiner, an ur AFB. Texas. Hl* ne» school is County lump sum a| nart nt th* Air Tralnln* Com- I 1______ - - nt tnand which conduct* hundreds "Salvation Army." and an of specialised courses to provide tUe—j ;,>mp sum travel altowtechnlcally trained personnel for, (without itemization and little red achoolhouae. were M U» n.u™. Iota. AU-1 XoH' P-M ~h ->«■»> u> man Haas wa* graduated from court Probation OfA delicious dinner was prepared Hastlngi High Sciiool In IBM vourl and attended Leila Poet Hospital, *"• __ School of Radiology, Battlel ’ HU Creek I between the account* receivable thought*. Phyllis Ferri* gave two Studant* at Hastings High re­ humorous readings which were control and individual account* ' . V.— nt An. ceiving straight "A” averages for followed by a men's quartet conthe third marking period were: Seniors—parlene Jarman. Cin­ McCaul's — Harley Mulder. Vai- ITyn nZ/JVPPJl WppI dis Artas, Ivan Kellogg and IflWl fectlng the offices of County dy Moyer. Karin Nilsson and VM,... - - - ■--- ----- -* , Mary Lynn Settles; Juniors — Tarry Epstein. Introducing them. I Fifty members and friend* of Loretta Clark aald: "We'd Uke the Retired Teachers and School Debbie Bishop. Ellen Mullenlx, you to meet a group of- young Employees met at the Hotel Has­ County Social Welfare DepartConnie Noble and Rex Wieland; men from our faculty whom we ting* on Saturday, June IB. The Rev. Don Gury gave a Sophomores — Susan Engle. Di­ talk and showed slidre of their Frtslimen—Doug Campbell. Dave think they just might Jput Cale- trip to Rome to vi*H their son. suggested changes, were referred David, and family. Fishcr, Evelyn Fuller. Suzanne Proefrock, Eileen Tucker and Thames’ with Debbie White. Others on the third marking appreciate the modern life anperiod honor roll include: Senion: (five subject*) Terry King. 33; Plrjo Alrto, Dennis The next meeting will be held Drake, Elaine Tucker. 33; Phil in September. Higbee. 3.4; Jim DeVault, Gret­ chen Huebner. 33; (four sub­ ject*) Susan Bachman. Gayle Barlow, Cindy Botteher, Chri*- from farmer friend*, class mate* lina Campbell. Btnanne Cordray, and pupils of Mra McCault — Kathleen Gaskill. Marion Gor­ ham. Bonnie Hoffman, Stephen Betty Robertson. Mary Jackson, 3.75; Carolyn Bach elder, Lancets Wilkes and Marjorie Sisson. Pat Stamm, Williams. The tape concluded Nate Utt and Ron Morrill, Sweet, Marla Wellman, employed by Al Sign* Tire SerAldrich. KaU* Claray, Cumbow, Jean DeMott. grade pupils, a message from her they were working on caught Greenleaf. Linda Hammond. Sue ey. Terry Keller, Cedi Lef- Mn. Harriet Martin, principal southcast of Hastings. Pam Levengood. Mike Mur- of the Elementary School and Morrill was pooriaj BetUe Shellenbarger. Don Ray Aiey. school superintendent. . Evelyn von Reis. Ken ed walchx. Jean Wright, 335. to identify Primary Election Tuesday, August 2 Kahler, Dick Lawrence. Lyn- .™ Wleienhofer. 3 6; Andrew Johnson. Jim King. Cindy Miller. Gayle Myers. 3.4; Laurie Barden. Jeanne Cary. Kathy Kaufmann. Paula Btalbaum. David Towne. 33: Hour subject** Linda Ralyeot. Bev Burkey. Pat Clark. San­ dy Gillespie, Bandy Karrar, Llnda McClelland. Stephen Taffee, '3.T5; Dale Berry. Bryan Gordon. Becky Ingram, Sandra Lubienleckl. Karen Wallace. 35; Phil Arnold. Terri Babcock. Tom Bortak. Bruce Curtis. Harold Fitch. Jan Hayden. Bob Ironside. Lorry Levengood. Carol McAllister. Bob Mayo. JoAnn Moore, 335. Sopliotnorvi: Barbara Barnett. Linda Marta. Larry Shaltls, Lin­ da Skedgeli. Sue Tinker. 3 175; Kathy Beckwith. Cindy Camp­ bell. John DeVault, Annette Dunkelberger. Frances Ford, Mary Goodyear, Susan Ruby. Anne Schondelmayer, Roger WUl. BA: Debbie Bloaa. Marilyn Bristol. Randy Brown. Nina Bry­ an. Julie Carr. Ruth Elliott, James Fisher. Karen Gaskill, Kathy Gerald. Orel* Guenther, Ashley Henion. Linda Leflel. Sue Manning. Carol Martz. Sandra Ostroth. Sue Pierce. Mary Rein, emoajade The evening closed with the •prraentatlon of gifts" by Mra Hastings firemen arrived Litt! Marlin and the singing of "Auld buried the biasing can of gaa Following the dinner and pro­ gram several gathered at the rett. McGlynn Rood. Jim Sherman home and enjoyed vial Ung and reminiscing. School reunion Bunday. June 12. The boys and girl* In Mr*. MeCaul's room had Jacob's Prascri ption Pharmacy motives brought in light refrrah- Thc Caledgnia PTA honored Hastings ed in the PTA as an officer. school the entire faculty sur- furniture—a chaise lounge, and a chair. A beautifully deccrated Chuck Turnes, 335. Kalin. Carolyn Hause, JoAnne Miller, Ray Rose. Terri Shep­ pard. Althea St. Martin. 3.75; Teri Castleman. Tamara Cheno- IT'S A GOOD SIGN! . AND YOU SEE IT ALMOST EVERYWHERE! UPHOLSTERING ble Kennedy. Janice Landon. Donna Preston. Steve Reid, Jan Shafer. Bonnl Stitt, Virginia Wilson, 35: Russell Ainslle. April Beller. Jean Bristol, Jim Cary. 8u»an Clark. Art Cotant, Paul Curtis. Mark Fetdpausch. Bar­ bara Heath. Alan Hengeabach. Thomas Hoke, Sally Kimmel. Mary Mlles, Gary Robbe, Jerry Shockley. Cathy Soya. Mary Storkan, Rick VanDenburg, 335 CORNER WALNUT AND 5. 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Canister $2.98 DOWNTOWN [Hastings BLAIR'S Farm &t Garden •*4 Security National Bank of Battle Creek 231 W. State HmmWI S-5M2 LEOilHRDOSGOOD ^umooZ-Mmw �Name Bill Jerow To Head 4th Degree KCs 120 at Na Baptist Scl Graee Luther; Bible School WUllata ». tea bem toected faithful MtagHtar at the Pr. 7 pm Evening group. 8 pm Chancel choir rehearsal. tr. Gerald Oatrotb. director. Saturday library closed. Bible school, July IB to July over WOX-TV, 11:30 am. channel 10; WZBM-TV, 13 noon channel 13. , mot. saaac uevooo, r-aoror tuck, of tho WgS Morning worship, 10 am Woodland. Michigan ,^"^e pm*Juniote _ Bunday school. 11 am. Rrr. Einar Unsotb. Pastor Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. "Your Friendly, Christ Cantered vid_and Ronda M»an Evening sendee, 8 pm Prayer and Bible Study Wedasday evening, at Ira Osgoods. Bunday sendee, 11 am. Bunday school, 11 am Wednesday service, 8 pm. Reading room open Wedt ay and Saturday, 2 to 4 px Wednesday, prayer, 7:30 pm -' Bunday, " Faith ter Today," on TV, WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, Rgdio WJKF 1230, 8:30 am Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am Evening sendee, 7:10 pm Friday, Jun* 24 Vacat Mid-week prayer meeting WedBible school picnic al noon. esday evening, 7:30 pm. Friday, Juns 34. 8 pm. Va onto etc. Junior Youth oamp, July I Annual eonlsrtttce, Aug, 4 Camp meeting. Aug. 644. Ufa In a labor oamp ot one tt FIMT PREM^TERtAM' the country's gold mining com­ pounds. * Friday, July 1, 10 am. Bible study leaders class for ALCW. WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Comtn, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastcf 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7: 30 pm Evening service. Wednesday, 7.30, Family Night. 8: 30 pm., Choir rehearsal. Mags SPEEDY WASH COIN-QP Laindramat Church Study, Bunday, 8:4*. Worship. Bunday, 11 am Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 6. Prayer Group Tuesday, 8:30. Chancel choir, 7 pm Thur*. Rev. M. P. Goble. Pastor :46 am. Bunday school 1 am Maiming, worship. pm. Young People's eery PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Pastor, Donald Tack IKmday school, 10 am. Worship. 11 am Youth mnoting. 6:15 pm. Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 6: 30 pm Young Peoples. 7: 30 pm. Evening service. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SAi _A— wIOIVWUW M ARhsrAb Safe drivers prefer H»e convenience and dto pendaMiity of our fast claim sfrrice and par-* souUl attention when Program for dally Bible school will be Bunday evening, Juno 36, at 8 pm M-43 West, Arne from “t>w ’• Ms" RM YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE interest but music. At the age of 16 be began ids professional ca­ reer in stow business. As success came, ba finally be- Broadway at Center Rev. Don M. Gary, Rector 6 Ito Holy Communion. 10 ' am. Prayer and sermi RsitortTdoadially wetaraa MASTING INSURANCE ACENl flZiTE Town TTerrace carpet made of vectra tmer? Bunday school, 11 am. Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. Wcdnceday family worship. Adults Bible study, 7:30 pm. cd in Stone.'’ Youth Fellowship, 7:30 «*♦ . 7 p m. Sr-MYF supper club. " Wednesday afternoon and ev Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30.' nlng circles meet Sunday school. 10 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:38 pm Morning worship, 11 am. Village ot Woodbury Bunday school. 8:4* am Worship, 11 am. Junior church for children. 4-8. Youth choir rehearsal, Wed., 8. Fellowship service. 7:46 am Youth Fcllowsholp, Wed, 7. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Carey home, west of church. Worship Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's Service, 6:30. Evening service, 7:30 pm ^TiNGS EATING Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING SUPPLIES 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Worship sendee. 8 pm. Evening sendee. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am Worship, 11 am Evening wonhip, 7 pm Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Haiti Ufa HOT WATER IASEIOARD HEATING Porch? 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning warship. 6:30 Youth Fellowship. 6:30 Evening prayer. 7 Evening worship. 7 Wednesday prayer and Rev. Eart Bchlpper Worship, 10 am. Bunday school, 11:15 am. Evening worship 7:30 pm. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL RacRoomi Bath? Sat. Sabbath school. 8.30. Worship. 11 am. Tuesday prayer. 7.30 pm Sunday. '•Faith for Today," on TV, WOOD, Channel. 8, 8:30 am. When Your Dream Home Beaches the Plunlsf Stage Orito Town *N* Terrace Is so durable H's used outdoors—on porches, patios, boats and balcontes. So attractive It's used indoors—In every room In tha bouse. Yes, even kitchens end baths. Orits Town 'N' Terrace Carpet Is made of Vectra polypropylene olefin fiber, s re­ markable new fiber that’s impervious to water . . . resists staining and fading ... won't rot or mildew... Town *N* Terrace Is easy to install, stays fiat, won ! curl. Choose from 15 lovely decorator colors ta widths up to 12 toot, any length. Ozhfh. BE SURE YOU'VE CHECKED ALL THE BENEFITS OF LIFE 11 am Preaching. 8 p.rn. Preaching. Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Bisson and Bueiiler Rd. 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor *N' Terrace Carpet made with WORKMANSHIP Hastingi Sunday school, 8:46 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Sunday evening service. 7.30 Wednesday prayer, 7 JO pm. Every Bunday, j .30 am. U Electric Heal PJ. And when you talk with your dealer — ask Mm about the SPECIAL AUOWAMM tor increasing your electric sendee entrance capec* CoH Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 �I Nashville Bible Rites Monday For Mrs. Glasgow School Pupils Give Program Who Died Friday Friday erenkw culminated Fresh Out of the Attic Buryi Townsend. Mis* Janet SkedgeU, Mra. Floyd Bhlltcn. Mia Kathy SkedgaiL Mis* Ruth Shilton. Mra. Richard KUaten. MT*. Bm Mason, Mra. Michael jn Appdman. Mrt. Harold Stewart, Funeral aervicea for Mra. Jen­ nie Glasgow, M, 712 , N. Broad- Nashville Method* fldated and burial wa* in Rlveron Friday evening aha By H. D. Burpee April 6th. 1888 S^tn-SX peered on the invitation: OLD DANCE PROGRAM RE­ CALLS WORLD’S FINEST DRILL TEAM Township on July 10. 1872. the daughter of Duncan-and Phoebe (Booram) McDonald. She at­ tended the Striker School and married Lemuel Glasgow tn Oc- executive committee — Sylvester Greusel, Dan W. Rey­ nolds. Archie McCoy. M. L. Cook. John B. Roberts and Gardner P. Chidester. FLOOR COMMITTEE —David 6. Goodyear. Edwin L. Sent?, and Richard Doyle. alUe later consideration, dtecovRECEPTION COMMITTEE — tred a relic of hl* young man­ hood days, which interested him. William D. Hayes. Philo A. Dun­ ning, Richard B. Messer, Frank O. Goodyear, T_ C. Alverson, Fred H. Barlow. S' 223^“!?.?1 He died in December, IMO. MILLER REAL ESTATE ixtat* Slavic* INSURANCE e BONDS with the wonderful carrying quality of the Division Com- Point graduate and a thorough drill master. He was given and watching the drill team of Has­ tings Division when they were practicing for their contests. The tings Division drill team. A ground now occupied by the gas station facing Green Street, the gas plant, the Consumer* Power storage buildings, the Hasting* forcea In World War I. Lumber and Cool Co. plant wa* Captain Knlskom became a then vacant land. It wa* known a* "The Flats." The Division's Brigadier General in World War Drill Squad often idM that level ground for practicing. There Haitjngf^ownship Notice Gm«nl nation I, Tunday. Aujuit 2, championship for the second 1966. LoU Da, ta ragilUr lor trimory Election drill squad on thcEr return to । ■>!* July 5, 1966. I will be al my midence from I' *:00 P.M. Juno 2S, 29. 30 and July 5. 1966 tb i ‘^’iegi*ler anyone in Halting* Township. ' JUANITA A. SLOCUM Halting* Township Cleric REGISTRATION NOTICE denaral Primary Election Full 7-Rib Portion State Street, headed by the band, we noted all Che stores displayed flags and buntings to show their, appreciation at the credit won for Hastings by tho victory at Milwaukee. One notable display caught our attention. From the second story of an old frame building, on the north aide of tha street, Francis Grave*, a unique char­ acter of that period, had ex­ tended out toward the middle of the street a long bamboo flah angry about It. Everybody laugh­ ed. including the member* of the Division. PORK CHOPS - 89* PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 25TH. rron HOUMS: "SUPER-RIGHT* MATURE, CORN-FED BEEF RIB ROAST -SUMR-RIGHT- BQNIUM RUMP OB 89' 79* 59' Rotisserie Roast “SURER-RIGHT* MU FIRST 3 RIBS HRST 5 RIBS 4th AND 5th RIBS 75:79:69: CUT FROM TOF QUALITY FRYERS (RIBS ATTACHED) FRYER LEGS or BREAST M u 53 109 Instant Coffee Rib Steaks COUNTRY-STYLE Spare R0h Delmonko Steaks TASTY—SUCED 89* Salmon Steaks A&P Hardwood Charcoal briquets;; ROYAL DANISH Luncheon Meat 3-65 Shortening Fruit Cocktail lO-U. •*« ^i^^C 20-U. •*« QJJ ■< YUKON CLUB Notice ii hereby flven to all qualified elector* popsicles 12-39 Spring* Hardware by the Deputy Clerk or between RFf “• 37 2--39< WLTAHA—riHI QUALITY the hour* of 7:00 F.M. to 9:00 P.M. at my resi­ dence at Payne Lake. And on Tuesday, July 5. Every Inch a rugged John Deere QUART Salad Dressing SAVI | Be—JANI PARKER BREAD Cracked Wheat C. F. STORKAN JANI FARMER—SAVE 10c Clerk Pineapple Pie f.7 BEVERAGES ASSORTED FLAVORS be taken any day from the hour* of 8:00 A.M. to hour* of 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 F.M. L 3teH It., HetHow___________ to Wl i-toCC BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS CENTER RIB CUTS KIDDIES LOVE 'EM 1966, at the Yankee Spring* Hardware from the E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 162 Loin End Portion Tueaday, Auguit 2, 1966 of Yankee Spring* Townihip that registration* will UBI 39s 49s SHOP A«P the etore that earn when be was drilling the Sir Knight* on the fair ground* on a quiet early morning. FOR 4 REASON PORK LOIN ROAST could, while he was downtown on State street, clearly hear bad a force of 5,000 men under him, caring for and shipping supplies from many huge warehousea in Chicago to the Ameri­ can forces stationed In this country and in Europe during , Thaw were 112 buy* and where Judy and Jane were’ Arrangements were In charge «>roued. • bridesmaid* for a former class-‘of the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Teacher* and e—Wants who I mate In Nursing School. Vlr- . Home, glnla McIntyre and Nancy helped -------------•-----------with the serving. I USE BANNER WANT ADB! She wa* a former member of the former Hastings Methodist Episcopal Church, the Hastings Women's Club, the Hastings Garden Club and the Order of world'* champlonahlp, in compe­ that dance. He wa* probably titive drill* with other divisions. present as a spectator, but never cared to dance. He never had any prejudice* against dancing, when properly conducted, but It didn’t interest him. participation in one of those contest*. tending dances a Utile before . The Invitation read a* follow*: the above mentioned dance was ; Hastings Division No. 10 held. He presumes he attended this one and for that reason saved the invitation. * ATTACHUM TOOL! suffered a fatal heart attack. H*., was born in Sweden on Oef. 15,'lfioq. and was a retired employee of lhe Veteran* Ad­ ministration Hospital In Battle one daughter. Mra. Bodie Vedder of North Broadway addreaa; two drier*. Mra. Mary McDowell of Hastings and Mra. Fred (Loulae) Footer of Long Beach, Ckllf.. and two brother*, Allen and Dan McDonald, both of the Hastings Invttatkn ru^cd bTnA- . .L , r mmUoMd Un«7ntvi.<™ T, J . ln lhc four committees. Unless iMr' Alver>on 1» Hvlng. the writer ed the performances otf lhe drill thfurnish j, the only of 15 team. „ muse. committee members. Pick a winner from our complat* (table “ Mrs. James Edwin Smith, Mra id;Harry Laurent and Ml** Nancy a SJtedgeU.. Judy, Cordially invitee yourself Get a 4-seaaon work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Harold Starring. Mt— Linda Weeks, the Rev. and Mra. Jason wa* found d*ad Friday afterHollopeter of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. Bundago Park at Thornappl* Norman Sondhrook. Mra. Adolph Lake, were held at 10 aun. Manday at the Hastings Township Churohoa. pitel Nils Anderson Found Dead at Lake Home AMORTID FLAVORS REGULAR OR LOCAL z Cheese SHces £79* Half & Haff a 39* 59* Potato Salad 8-OZ. ABF—LARGE O« SMALL CURD Cottage Cheese 2^49* VELVET BRAND Carlton Township Registration Notice im«, gsrttoaiag, sacayiag . . Fresh Peaches July 5. ii the loti day to register for ;■ the general primary election to be held j.’ August 2, 1986. TCAcraa i Sunday and July 4. ta regleter any eli- glbl* elector. On July 5 I ehall be home from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. AGNES SCOBEY Township Clerk Ice Cream I PIAVOM SOUTHERN GROWN Notice it hereby given that Tuesday, ! I (hall Im at my home any day except - 73< Peanut Butter EVERYDAY LOW PR1CT- MARVEL 3-49 FROZEN FOOD FEATURES Ate OU* FINEST QUALITY Hash Brown Potatoes 2 29 WESTERN GROWN VINE RIPENED Goodyear BROS. Implement* CANTALOUPE 27ro*1 I00 BUF CHIC Mi. Wl 5-5052 ton it mH �Especially Farmei In Varied Frojvcti the director cf the MichlMsmbers of the Rogers 4H >epartment of Agriculture . “and never before hM Club have bean acUve. Those In forest contarvaUon nnlseawiensii of food been rigidly guarded for oon- went on a field trip and Douglas Fuller, the junior leader, an­ nounced be would take them dn another trip to gather seeds and leaves to make exhibits of note­ books and postsrs for the fair, Those in nower ana vegetable projects mrt with their leader. Some are experimenting with black plastic to keep down weeds. Tom Eckert, their Junior leadfcr. is planning a garden tour on July B. Eight girie enrolled In the flower garden project and all are using kits. Tha throe In third year will also plant bulbs and perennials. The bird study chib members havi welcomed Jan Bckart, Vicki Mead and Salty Lydy as net members. Jolene Yarser and Patty Andrews are In their eeoond year. Junior trader Shirley Frederickson Is to take the girls on bird hikes and help them to Identify birds. Notebooks are to be exhibited at tho Barry Free Barry Farm Calendar.. ts* a St&fnLn-.- ANT E CORN ««NH3 MANCO SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS LAKE ODESSA HOPE TOWNSHIP REGISTRATION NOTICE nHa Tmo of the Lakewood High School. Some of the lies Bat equipment win be demonstrated and con­ trol mcMure dlacusaed. MAU. EntomotogM Dr. Al Dowdy, will be on hand to help anstrer ques­ tions and point out gMue of tha highlights Ct Irwra <ynirrk> Electric Hair C Get m lhe "rwing of modem, carefree living with Kroger'iH| now you can^H actually dry. dyh, and fearo your hair with just the nghllH •mount of Thenrro-ConlroNed Even Heat So you get ,, k — nrl ■ f r —■ u ——— , , — . r—■ — 1 sei sim ■ cornu-utn—m one easy ><epi coordinator |I ' Kroger brmg: you thi: (sbulou: new comb to you can enjoy^H graduate this year, aries range from M0 Rr year. Opporssa>»u tur.ltles tor1 advancement ere does a grert deal to keep them off balance," be said. The strews ercatod bp the frightening devices generally causes flocks or birds to change feeding arras. It also tends to break flocks up Into smaller groups ao that extensive damage to individual fields is less likely to occur. The noise devices wont el Imino I* all dMvyjrn but Will reduce lb to tolerate levels, flhlck slructlon on the Michigan State campus and six months of onUfc-job training In an elevator or farm supply firm. Scholara® pa are available to qualified yying men Interested in a career 14 this field. If you are a high school gradu- may-iavesttgsta the Bevator Farm Bspply Short Course, i can obtain additional lnnattto {from Larry Smith at Smith Bros. Elevator in Lake sm, or by writing to the rrt Course Department. 120 ■culture Hall, MBV, Rast islng. Michigan 44822. to cover this Important subject. Beef producers are also wel­ come at the meeting as the in­ formatton will be of use to them, though condemned because they Arthur ataeby said. do not provide 100 percent pro­ tection. The Important point is that greater damage would occur If do control was attempted. Shirk added. Some commercial farmers have The Altoft 4H Club met Thurs­ day. June IB at the school. They used traps to reduce crop damage enjoyed a ball game with a visit­ caused by birds. The following fasts are necessary for a suoing 4H Club, the Baltimore creaful trapping program, tlic Altoft, Baltimore 4H'ers Enjoy Meet Hu Twmhlp Holl. Fire Damages Home FREDERICK W. ANDERS WITH THIS NEW excellent for the young men with ability and t ot Hu G-ural FHour, B«Hw, to bo hold 2>d. tMS. crtlnlnr lo u«UM key popuo. In ihu liuliulry. MUMgm MUktln.Ui What's ths best spray to u on my dairy cattle, in Che mill of Hop,, who vbk <• rO,i,Ur for ar. Offer Short Count at MSV For Farm Firmt Get Set Get Ready To Comb’ii Go. new Comb 'n Go Electric Comb Imagine N«H< ■tohmfryolrau'vHw'MWMafectMkof Hu 1 Different ee they are, nona of the baage booms, pops or honks ot current methods for preventing crop damage by birds are 100 percent effective. They are art batter Has Dairy Insect Control Meeting Next Thursday THE NATION'S NO. 1 NITROGEN FOR CORN UNG, BUT NOTHING BEATS JOST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! lb Owe, Bat No Owe Beats Oar Service Nt Mkhigea’B XNdeet F FROM KROGER! Scarecrows: Not Even th? . Name’s die Sato* The kitchen In the home at 820 W. Grand, occupied by Mrs. Donna Raubton,. was damaged by fire about 8:50 pm. Friday. June 10. Hastings firemen were called. Grease from a French fryer boiled over on the electric •tore. Cupboard doors were burn­ ed and the stove and refrigerator were damaged. and tha house letf of at/Comb 'n Go «for all types -of hair You need no1 ■pedal attention or drracftoni for tinted, bleached, frosled, oned, or permanent waved hair. Cortb’n Go to guaranteed vol io bum or scorch any hairi . AMERICA'S NEWEST HAIR COMBINATION Dries, Styles & Teases All Types of Hair THERMO-CONTROLLED FOR EVEN HEAT ★ UL and CSA Approved. ★ Perfect for Combing and Drying Hair in One Motion, Eliminating Static. (1) Construction of traps miut meet recommended speclflcntiona. <«> Traps should be located In open areas along local fly­ ways between roosting and feed­ ing si too. (11 Traps should be checked dally. (41 Ten to 12 live birds should remain Ln tho trap for decoys. IS) Water and food—art ap­ ples or fine-crocked comshould be placed in the traps for decoy birds and as an addi­ tional attraction to other birds feeding In Lhe area. (•> Persons planning to trap birds must obtain a permit from their toral conservation officer. FlHIrb- J ★ Gueranleed Not fo Burn or Scorch any Hair, Be sure to get your very own Comb 'n BOLENS HUSKY TRACTORS . Ill N. Dees' St. * ,-Isaie—Ph. 927-4910 • WAITINGS OFFICE SOI % So. Mkkigaa Opra Mos., Pri. 140-5:00 • Mtoee 949-9415____ County of Barry, Michigan RUTLAND TOWNSHIP Taka oaHca, Hmt way qualified abetor of tha REGISTRATION NOTICE CWy of HaaHofa, Ceanty of Barry, wk. ls art alr^ilorad for ths Primary Urttion to te WutoWLIKC. take The general Primary Election will bo tha work out of Tueiday, Auguit 2, 1966; Rutland yard care... RpfMMSM, w» bo NkM at Hu aMIca at Hu CUT Cla* aaak woAU, do, a^M TaaUay, H<a SMSayaf Mr, l*M. Tto IM 4W fcr I"*"! Soplnukum .III bo TNrfw.ita m> J»v. >»*« « v*h* d«, Su Md CM •« kv H lur bffle 1:00 a M. Md 1100 KM, Imkom SModwd leave just tha FUN! Townihip Hall. Notice i» hereby given that I will bo at my home on Whit­ K Bolan* Httihy offara ■ complete eyatem for year round yard cart. Select at* tachmanta from a full range —rotary and reel mowers, snow casters, tillers, culti­ vators, plows, rakas, carte —each designed to savo yoe time, give your yard the ears ft dwervei. J HUSKY TRACTOR MOOCLB — g T9 IB MP more Road, Friday, Juno 24, Wo4. June 29, Thur. June 30. FNdsy, July 1, and on Tuoeday, July 5, 1966, tho la«t day preceding Mid Eleetiew, from 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. on each Mid day for the purport of rogietoring qualified electors of the Towpship. •OHNA J. KINHIV CWChA BENDER'S MARY LINDERMAN Go Electric Comb al your Nearby Kroger Food Store. It's bound Io be the b«t companion your hair aver had. Simply plug yc\»r comb into a 110­ 120 voh AC outlet • t\en "gel ready gel rat" .. to Comb 'nGo your heir into the “iwinflifi'afl,' itylaA around. �<1.000 Cash 80.000 WINNERS CepyrieM Ths Kro^r Ce, >0*4 r FRESH WHOLE SEMI-BOHELESS HAM FRYERS^ BONELESS HAM ROAST - 89« Csst-Up KIOCII CRAM W -88c HOT BOGS 2-^89c BINGO “ ouble W>T Fresh Pknic Stylo PORK ROAST STAMPS * Boneku Boilon ROLL ROAST - QUARTERED FRYERS ■> •1,000 Cash WED Kwick Kriip SLICED BACON Wl Of uVLyiJ KROGER BAKED Buttercrust APPLESAUCE BREAD 1 1 Ik J-ID- Kroger VecPac AIL SWEEPSTAKES ENTRIES ar* eligible for this wonderful "Dream Trip" prixel You'H fly In a COFFEE luxurious American Airlines Astrofel to fabulous New York City... where you'll be guasls al lhe famed Waldorf Asteria. While "|N TOWN" you'll dine at Mama Leone'e, eoe a top Breadway show, sightsee, oe}oy ■ gala whirl of dining and dancing . .. itrakilit W AA lAAa nt price pkg. ol 12 3ft ox. b*r» WEINER BUNS *»•<« SatnxJi 1200 2pl, IK « 9M lUtlll _ FACIAL TISSUE 6^ Club In tho beautiful Catskill mountains. Here you can swim, ski, golf, skate, sun-balho . , • _____ ___________________ . STOLE! ALL SWEEPSTAKES ENTRIES ore eligible hr thii lusurioui Embe Lot-Out royal quefoy Mink Stole by Winter Romance. Just deposit lhe Entry portion oi your Double Sweepstakes Bingo Ticket in the big Kroger S ’sipHehed a new drowing each week! ONE GIVEN AWAY S1QO - *25 *10 —S5 Cash tail Hay four cards at oncal Each game card offers a different prixe-$5, $10, $25 and $100. There are 12 ways Io lingo on eech card-41 ways to win cash! KROGER FOOD PRODUCTS Strawberries! 3-qts. »f* 18 it. cue disc PEACHES Y°Ur FrRHECK-oUT LANE .r Dofcdous the 32 27 ESEE CHEC* ,.rE . . . I EHZ ITS IASY TO MAY er awe HAMBURGER MmrIImvAh W. tkiet mm n*nt « □□□□□ 3. Mm haw a rwef fiw swam awpad wrttaaAh hariaaataly ar BnssiEy m say aaa at M 4 (am a aaah aart. m * the caah arize taAsatad a Ga Mg at Gat (am. Free agaam an the saae a aaeerad ■ooban! Irtac ym Aah( sard to Kraga ad daia I POTATOES iiktwTOMATOC*, I xxxts;;. ’ sxiiusi __J sxisrx misrun I DOUBU IWimTAKU SIHCOI I. M < HB eeataiM HiPd ad itoM tato dfo-eot bpm*. In-jiiMtAtr UETTUCf APMAN WAY I MZZAS , for this resort has "everything"! Your evenings will bo filled with dining, dancing and top on- MICHIGAN jurt .r CRISCO EGGS Kroger Sandwich or . - - THEN YOU'RE OFF for a (olaxlng stay "IN THE COUNTRY" at Grassinger's Hotel and Country Grade 'A' Medium Country Club . P— Vegetable Hd«|MMn!l TWIN POPS 7-DAY r DREAM TRIP° 2 7VIQUOIH •*. Thanw T«a TUMBLER BANANAS -69K �Pertonal Mention George Harvey Past Resident Dies in West tain as overnight guests Friday thrtr nlerr. M1M Diane Dunham, s-sM-c-r Of Nashville Buried Friday Barryviile and Moore Wen Enjoy Outing Chidester Area Pennock H .mm,™ at their services this Sunday Bliss Grants About SO <4 membrew lhe Barryvl He and-Moorw George W. Harvey. 97. R1 and their guedu and leads: joyed a hay ride and aq Nashville, dieel Wednesday momUig. June 15. at the Barry Coun- game Saturday evening. Creek Co help disabled patients Mn. Knickerbocker's father. Roy Church on Saturday and a pre­ nuptial party In her honor Fri­ had been a patient for three i Meeting at th* Clayton week*. home, the group travel day evening. He had been employed by the | Chariton Park by teartor turned after being out of town New York Central Railroad and I *»Kon. .torabtoM and drte mid u XUO or U» curun. <M. BUI BvttL ,lrw Crow. U NMbTdlr forrSSllp'o'Ii. ,5S? m.nr yror. ! ct“" "»■ O* — ----- .— _. ..__...—. thrgraduatlon of their daughter. Marianne, from Portage High, Ohio, on March 20, 1889. the dtrway and the flrat graduation tn the son ol Ileiekiab and MaryAnn campers, new Northern High nt Portage lenged : of which Arland In principal. He came to this area In a with the final acre* 12 to ' I WlUUm or HMh.lUr, The Martin's other daughter. covered wagon when he was balf-alater, Mrs. Alma Kathy, is leaving this week as nine years old. an exchange student on a dairy On May 25. 1898. he married farm In Germany. Marianne will Anna Gearhart in Nashville. She California. died last Jan. 25. Fell for nurara' training. Mrs. He is survived by two daugh­ furnished the marahmaDows, po­ wedding of her neptorw. Clifford ters. Mrs George (Ruth) Wise tato chips. doughnuts and hot Call Wl 5-3481. dog trimmings. Member* of the Klrvan. and Nancy Weller at the St Margaret's Church in thy> Fisher of Nashville; five food committee were Fam PufOtrego, and viidted Mra Georgia grandchildren; nine great grand­ poff, chairman; Jill Wyant and Gilligan of Hopkins before re­ children. and two sisters. Mrs. Dean Marahall. Anna Llnsea and Mrs. Mina turning home. Barnes both of Vermontville. Dr. and Mrs William Helrlgel camp fire area. Barring minor | USE BANNER WANT ADS! spend the Summer. complications like hungry mos­ quitoes and forgetting to bring Think of what ’twin* for the muateid an d Weed Mm* be r«i Plan A Carefree "Family" VACATION “OK” HOWARD C.ASH MANS C*!h Ym Ca* 4 CENTRAL RADIO & TV ARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-5992 Grand Rapid*. * The Smiths spent most of the weekend al Mra. Smith's fathert, the Bueh- 51.11 $ 5.00 12 17.00 25 25 519.71* 24.00 30 Pay All Your BIRi 28.00 36 Cut Payments By ’/i •22.78 32.00 36 38.24 36 min.ii moo your clean inf will b« done Ing Michigan Stat* University . Save Time and Money . . . Mui Free Mothproofing oath Chandler who are attend* Ing Michigan Technological Uni­ Potters' Bunday. * Leona Overly versity. visited daughter, Mra. Charline Kidder, Tuesday. * The Walter until Kidder* visited the Dean Potter home Tuesday- * Jewel VahderI inusd student eligibility. They hofl visited friends tn Middle­ are awarded by tho company's I ville Friday. w-hnlerxhlp board under a pro- i fractured her tog. Is a patient I in Leila Hoepltai. Battle Creek, of By Mr,. KlrWa Oo« tooH s rrere W-41U Guests on Thursday tf, Mr. nnrt Mra ttennlr Molt were Mr. vanity, Akron Unlveralty, Uni- Michigan State. Michigan Tech, nological University, Notre Deme, Pcnnyslranla State. Carnegie In­ stitute of Technology, Purdue, Mra. Lawrence Matteson were guests at the Motto. ★ Mr. and Mra. Larry Plaunt and family were Sunday dinner guests of her Youngstown University, Unlver- Durfee COIN-OP CLEANERS 9:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Carpet & Furniture CLEANING If you art proud of your furnishing! and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned the safest and most By Mrt.. John Hook affective way poiiibla. The Bliss scholarship program was planned to encourage quailfted high school craduaten to enter the field of mechanical, electrical, welding, Industrial and Thompson * Mra. Karl Schante has been a surgical patient at Pennock Hospital. She returned home Bunday. MILLER'S Duraclean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS • Get Extra Cash For Vacation and Mrs- Edwin Huhn and Mary of Portland. Mr. and Mi*. Bob Eva Fox aMt children were Bun- Rhea Company in obtaining engi­ neering degrees In colleges and 107 I. Woodland Are. Ph. Wl 5-2091 berly, born Sunday. ★ Mr. Mrs. Bert VerMeulen and individual's needs. To qualify as a candidate, each Robert DeCamp and family applicant must meet the follow­ ing requirements: be a high school graduate of fairly recent WU WM. ~ date with a good scholastic rat­ he Hendershot's thia Thursday. Gaylor of Fine Lake were Bun- ing; take qualifying teste pre. Instead of at the Karl SctoknU tonne. . . a Gaylor. company: fill out an application form secured from the division Harold Local Finance Stanton were Lewis McIntyre of Sco “OIJ” Howard 112 S. JeHerton — Phone Wl 5-3424 Ride with The Dodge Boys TbertMM4* The EXPERT TIRE SERVICE raMOoaibUlUea BARR Tire Shop . S. ROYAL Distributor * Kt Buys on 6Tim Mcunt.d FRUI Fall PARKING They call ’em of tha follows: they should select' the engineering college they desire the f? * 60/(f Broadway (20 Minutes) lhetr stalo and the Unlveralty ’1000 709.90 ■tudanta who will oaotinue Hendershot & Vidaity O’Laughlin. Mo. >12.15 1,000.00 8H% WE CLOSE AT WNOON ON SATURDAYS Payaroaf You’ll Like Our.. "Dropoff Service inf with our experienced TVs- you miss whan your sot is broken Uiion for Sunday lastlo and personal satisfactory to the scholarship board. curriculum standing their pastor Russell Vaughn of the Bcventh-day Adventist Church and family. On Sunday, the C. R. Vaughn* and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaffer attending tho wed­ ding of the Vaughn's grandson. David Vaughn or Alexandria, roe, pastor Vaughn performing the oerernocy. , USE BANNER WANT AD81 The Good ■ ■ The good gujrj come thru It couldn’t happen If you had the Automobile Club of Michigan helping you plan your vacation for you. Whether you need a big-job pickup truck or a tough totin’ died, the/.e on your side dinin' down price and serving with a smile. Need a truck now? Call on The Dodge Boys. _____ UMP THt WAY wM Pertonallxed travel service, Including roofings. Around th* dock rood service Brood personal accident insurant* $5,000 bail bond perfection You can tell they’re good guys; they all wear white hat* HASTINGS MOTOR SALES $». Harting! Ph. 945-2454 COmi, CO*. MICHIGAN fr COUtT—THONE Wl 5-3903 AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN / HASTINGS OPFICI 237 We*t State St. PImm 94S-4192 ror GAS YARD LIGHT DEALER or Consume! s Power Comnain � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-06-30.pdf ccf8c4041d0e7caa493a97993ffec8e6 PDF Text Text Residents Set to Celebrate 3-Day July 4th Weekend Belle Ring for Freedom Monday; Officee, Shops to Close; E. W. Bliss Distributes $254,175 Vacation Pay “Let Freedom Ring!” Monday is the Fourth of July, the 190th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration oi Independence and church bells here and throughout the Nation are to ring out at 1 p.m. Monday for four minutes from many churches as a reminder of what July 4th stands for, challenging cltitens to remember their freedom and heritage. "Let Freedom Ring” was first proclaimed by Gov. Romney In 1983, and by Invitation of dispose at unserviceable flags Gov. Romney the Hl-Y Clubs of will be held at 2 pm. Monday on the Michigan YMCA have ac­ the lawn of the First Methodist cepted the assignment of invit- Church St Hickory Corners. The coming extended holiday certain Its bells win ring on will be celebrated everywhere in July 4th. David Robinson of the the Country by special festivals. family gathering*. Many shops and offices will close on Friday and remain dom Really Ring." closed until Tuesday morning, with the exception of skeleton maintenance crews and special workers who remain on the Job to participate in the bell ring- to get out jobs required for pro­ duction schedules. A flag burning ceremony to The Hastings Mfg. Company will close Friday until Tuesday, as will Hastings Aluminum Prod­ ucts and The Tyden Corporation. July 11. . The E. W. Bliss Company's machine shop closes Friday and manager of the Hastings J. C. until Monday. July 11. The foundry and pattern workers will have a two-week holiday, start­ ing after this Thursday's shifts, until July 18. ' The- Bliss Company is distrib­ uting 8334.176 to workers in ac­ cordance with union agreements. Many famines will remain at home while others will enjoy outings to the lakes and streams. Golfers will have special events on most courses, including the Hastings Country Club and River Bend. Dr. Albert R. Heuslls. director of the State Health Deport­ ment, points out that Memorial holidays for accidents in Michi­ dent of the Hastings Rotary gan's history. Club. He succeeds Clarence Rltremn. Other Rotary officers are Ken Robbe. vice president; Har­ old Stockwell, secretary; John Cxinder. assistant secretary; Ray Wieland, treasurer; J Un W iswell, Buckle up. Use your sealbelts assistant treasurer, and Dr. whenever and wherever you Larry Blair continues os agL-at- drtv* or ride. arms. . Ljj_, .Take a break. Allow yourself the Hostings dlridon during an afternoon open houw. The Hastings Banner 20 Pages—3 Sections Hostings, Michigan. Thursday, June 30. 1966 NUMBER 11 ------------------------------ -----------------------------------------------ZONING ADMINISTRATOR Barry County Zoning Com- NEED BLOOD DONORS EDITORIALS R.M.C Rural Zoning Administrator. Walters will assume his duties July 1. Young Father Killed, Others Hurt in Crashes Tragedy struck on Barry County roads last weekend, leav­ ing one dead and others injured. LeRoy B. Snook. 25. R1 Delton. Idndsay Rood, a foreman in re­ ceiving and stores at White Products at Middleville, died at 5:30 prc. Monday at Blodgett Hospital In Grand Rapids from Injuries sustained about 10:40 pm. on the Gun Lake Road just Why doesn't the county us* t would not consider disposing of portion of the fair ground as a j any of its present properly—and If site for the county jail and so it did. Ute (trice tag would not be save the expense of an inveatxnen| of the bargain basement variety. in real estate? ""in our opinion, the supervisors . The reason 1* that this piece of have selected a jail site that U as property belongs neither to th* near (he center of town as you county nor to toe city but to th* can gel without going to the exBarry County Agricultural Asso-'pense of buying residential propdatlon, that was organized and to|erty. which under the most favorable circumstances would require an outlay on the plus aide of 3100 POU. The proposed site' is available at a reasonable price, all things con­ sidered. and has the most favorable location of any site that has been seriously considered. Inga open to all members of the? • • • Association Uniat the Association I Congratulations to Bliss Press operated Independently of county and city governments. ! Neither toe board of superviaora nor tlie city council have the au­ diority to control the operation* of this AMoeiaUan. Management planned to close shop, it probably ( (Continued on Page 4) Hardware store. other Injuries. His car hit one driven by Mrs. Ralph (Belly Lou) Damon. R3 Middleville, 8299 Gun Lake Road. Historic Farm Home Damaged By Night Fire blood from 12 noon until 6 a clinic to. be held at the Piston Ring employees, others Ing facilities.—Photo by Barth. Douse Sells Drug Store at Nashville The Douse Rexall Drug Store nt Nashville has been sold to C. J. Simon of Grand Rapids. Adolph ‘Little People’ To March in Friday Parade Early Friday afternoon Hastings business dillrlct will, be 1952 and had been a partner with filled with little people as chil­ the late Von FUrnisa since 1M5 dren from the City's four play­ and had worked in lite store prior grounds participate in their an­ nual ' Character Parade." The parade forms at the Pall ployed for the past eight years with the Medical Arte Pharmacy - | In Grand Rapids and takes over off at 1:30 pm. led by the Sum­ July 1. Douse has not announced mer Playground Band directed by Arthur Steward. Jr. ilils future plans. Barry GOP Plans Candidates Night At Fairgrounds Barry Free Fair Premium Book Now Available her husband. chairman of Ute Barry County Each playground Is to enter a | j Mrs. Damon has been in criti­ The historic ‘Old Tavern Fann" Republican Committee, has an­ float and prizes will be awarded cal condition In Blodgett Hospi­ nounced that a ■'Candidates' for the best, along with prttca ‘ tal, suffering from a punctured lung, severe head Injuries, a data to 1837, waa damaged by Night" will be held on Thursday. to p;uu«. totou badly Injured knee and other in* fore midngbt Thursday. . munlty C e n t e i at the ftlir- Cosfirty Free Fate to be held al■, ’"U.hud participating tn the i; trip. . . juries. adjustable. Allow for road According to the report. Mra Riehland Fire Chief Dudley "grounds. ih* fategrounds here July 25-30 parad,. Uui receive a treat when', Includes. Hope. Barry, Ail. candidates tor nomlna- are bring distributed this week I llle p^de halts, at Tyden Park which Damon had been driving west , Prairieville. Orangeville.' 'ifd fand should be available al the . The cheo ,nd checkert ] and apparently had pulled over OWl yourself time to react. to the right and was almost of! invited to attend. .jExtension Office. The Banner namc,nt nnnt, wlll be held Fri- land. Thomappte. Irving and Carlton Township* In Barry ..nolo ™XXg al the First Ward J the road and stopped when the Mra. Adrounie said that It is, and at most farm supply stores, and other cars so you'll have a crash occurred. "very Important for all RepubThe book list* entry re- | park Champs from each play- jKalamazoo Is also ft GOP candi­ chance to save the situation if She was driving a 1964 Buick B“'cvk Cause of the fire was undeter- Beans, and anyone interested, to 1 qulrementa for hundreds of i ground will compete for the City date for the seat held by Garry you run Into trouble. IWH Ply- mlned attend this meeting to meet the E. Brown of Schoolcraft. Donald cr0*n ... . . . .. . Drive defensively. Assume that mouth. candidates who are seeking of­ articles which may be entered The house, now the residence of .. Municipal nok-hockey chantCarpenter, 58, R2 Mlddlerllle. the other fellow is going to do fice. I urge you to please make to compete for more than M.plon, wrrf named rodM, wllh candidate. Mrs. Jake Vandclic. was built 129 the wrong thing—and drive ac­ this an all-out Republican meet­ 9M in premium pities. years ago as a post office for tile Cathy Young of Northeastern Quite Rood on Saturday after- cordingly. ing." and Jell Goodyear of the First Speed, alcohol. Impatience and Archer-Hampel Funeral Home town of Geioster. Mrs. Vandellc and her late hus­ detailed. including three days of fatigue are only four of the nt Wayland. Cathy bsat Martha Panfil from 1 band purchased the house ii, 1917 deadly horsemen that will ride The Rev.-John Boers of the It was unoccupied at the time of । Supervisor Noffke j Central In the finals and Marsha 1 purses. Children's Day on July | the hlghv----- --------------i weekend. ‘ Yankee Springs Church Is to of­ Seeks Re-Election Ole killed over ficiate with burial in Elmwood 28. heavyweight horse pulling Martin of Southeastern. Martha Of the beat Cathy Bradley of the Park 1 the past ! the large ma­ Cemetery at Wayland. Roy Noffke. R2 Caledonia. contest on July 27. Burt Ruby's . Thornapple Township farmer famous wrestlers on July 29 on<| to reach the finals. . Mr. 8nook is survived by his field baling hay. His daughter. jority wm —-------------------------Jeff won the title by beating and supervisor of Thornapple Mrs. Robert (Bharon) Leedy, dent on a familiar road leas than wife, Oeraldlnd; three children. Brian Smith of Central -'»*r J Township since he was appointed which will climax the grand­ Donald. 5. and two daughters. was driving the tractor which 23 mills from home. Th* Michigan Safety Commis­ Dawn. 4. and Julie. 3. all at to succeed William Crldler in stand entertainment on Satur­ ousting Roger Rurh at North-1 ne-rn. Brian had eliminated (_______________ 1982. is a candidate for the Re­ day night, July wO. penter was walking when he sion appeals to women to plan home; his parents, Carroll and Mrkc l»ai^n s-njlheaitern. | invited to’attend a ahead for the weekend > ensure Edna (Temple) Snook, and three publican nomination for re-elec­ suffered the fatal attack. XL..W**k* ornament i*. fartwell ^pum, from 7 to » Dial family cars are (borough- sisters. Mrs. Clark (Beverly) tion. tether ball. j pro on Tuesday, July 3, at St ly checked for proper and safe Northrup of Shelbyville and Noffke's name was Inadvertently The July Fourth weekend will 1 Last week 299 boys and Kjrh Roje HaU ln honor of operating conditions beforehand, Carol and Sharon at home. omitted from th* list of candidates be launched In Hastings on Fri ­ chairman for the Brotherhood and that all drivers of the famlHe was born in Bradley Aug. day evening with a concert by far township offices published tn \ camp on Tuesday and Thuraday i ' U. 1940. the Municipal Band beginning at Pare Marquette district. He also Barry County Sheriff Merl H jS.Utl* United Fund program. I Mr. Noffke la opposed for the Mr. Snook had been a super- 7 o'clock on the Courthouse lawn. announced that Ralph This Thursday the bus 1“V5S Ro.. _ nundav July safety campaign and th* need GOP nomination by Charles Wll- Campbell Roes has been named captain in Southeastern at 1 pm. and the on Bunday July for more vigilant exercise of de­ vember. .. <h. d-p-run™. Th. rink frk .< 110 to to tod. “ fensive driving tactic*. Serious injuries occurred in places that of chief deputy.’ a “nd th* •/**« 9en; juT? 5 Sheriff Merl H. Campbell says: other accidents, too. rill be presented ticket In Thornapple. post formerly held by Richard ■“ 2 P™ and the Park at effective July 5 Check Urea, light*, brake* and About 11 pm. Thuraday James In M«j)le Grove Incumbent Su­ Abbey. 12:10 to take the kids to A!gon-| * - ty Democratic Committee and fuel before itartlng. Have sun Burgees, R3 Bellevue, found his pervisor Wayne Pennock Is opposed David Wood has been named ' QU,n 10 ,wlm' glasses handy . . .protect your son. James C. Burgess, 18, un­ for the Republican nomination tor Band members hope the comeye* and enjoy better vision on conscious in a ditch on North sergeant. supervisor by Albert Bell. bright,' ninny highways. And. I Gordon Trick is the under­ attended. don’t fight day or nighttime following a motorcycle accident. sheriff. drowsiness. Be careful of your Deputy Harvey Baker reported They hope many persons will Don Boysen Heads 1 Captain Rom has been a mem- i was, asra xxwuy <a auuawTiuc. eating and drinking. "Light Up Jim was taken to Community turn out to hear the music ar a | ber of Ute sheriff's department Junior-Senior lifesaving les-i r „ ww , w ....... , , — —_______________________ Mrs. John (Carolyn) Dagen of Father Dunphy, a former pas­ Hospital In Battle Creek where large audience gives musicians Middleville Rotary Boysen, pubteher of the '°r 2> “"Ingr under Sher Sher--1 sons sons begin Tuesday. There is no tor at Lake Odessa. In 1964 went Fourth, be alirs on the Fifth I he was being treated for a con­ greater incentive to play their hDonald «jic. Bera, oc>>. Leon Leon (Tinyichari (Tiny । ! charge'and those who wish may to Rome. Italy, with Bishop Al­ .ji o..„ ». >K- i lffs Glen two sons. Harry of California cussion, lacerations and other Jnnew president of tti’^Mlddte-1 C^arew Do°ovibl Rich- board the bus at Central ^t 1 len J Babcock to be Bishop • viite Rotarv Club He surrmts art ^ Endsley and Campbell. pm. vttle Rotary Club. He succeds ard Endsley and Campbell. grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. What happened was not Im­ Winners of Friday's 'Olympic Council No. 2 mediately known. He was still St. Rose Senior Club County Cte* William Crldler.. Rom also served two yews and Vandenberg Thursday. July 7, unconscious when officers first St. RomKo.. Bmto ttototou. nna Itod weir, tolr, nto mutUu on to ; BL Senior Sorto Hoels) Club ciuo. Wddlnto auoaievuie s. ruxanans H-,en iork«in M»rv. White pastor in Hastings. Fawlll mre» Monday. July 11. nt!annual at annual atrak trv fry Tu««lav Tuesday niuht night police police department department and and two two and and Central Csniral HrienJackson. Jarlurm Mary. Mary Dunphy has become weU-.11 > 1..1V 11 —Helen pa, Fla. and a brother, William at 1 p_m. Roll call, patriotic se- went to interview him. i *"<>•" throughout the cmnmunof Grand Rapid* ■ Jim had gone to the store on 1 pm. in rchool7 hnlL FoUucE at Art Kenyon', cottage Harwood . one-half years m.the first fu1-1 Lake ! ««• P°“" « Middle- ^’^‘Zphy^r th?- best his motorcycle to get fuses. When dinner. Eveybody welcome he failed to return tn. a reason­ 1 over-all rvrfurmanre I OCCUIled in his parish during ms able time, his father went look­ 1903Or he“hB7 been “a" wktent Flr’‘ Ward pBrtl North" I P“'Or“te ing for him and found him and Tih/iLm eastern —Ellen Bryan and Tom While here the new 8U Rose of the Barry County area since । aiewartl ttlc. trophies. School was completed in 1981-dl. ,ra' 1 Southeastern - Unda Smith' Ute interior of 8t Rose Church He worked for the former Alton won tne trophy for her all- was redecorated and new Ughl, Body Shop on Michigan Avenue. I around performance. Other win- Ink installed, the parking lot Sixty-four Blate Highway em­ beautiful corsage and floral table and worked for R. K. Hurdinrn wcrc ehc McLoury. Mar-—■* — — —— ployees and former retirees Martin and Craig Martin. pie ted In 1985 and th* parish All wished them a happy, Chevrolet three years and at one ■ gathered at the Hastings Hotel 1 hall, was redecorated, and this healthy retirement. Friday night for a dinner honor­ Hastings Country Club. ing the retirement of Arthur ...... : Elect Officers of ' building on the east aide of the According to the sheriff's re­ I rectory was completed. Librory Board ’ tings Division of Area west on the Bivens Road and Mrs foreman in sub-assembly at Ur * Harold Braford of Delton had slopped before entering M­ White Products for 124 years has been mmed president of the Torrential reins, accompanied M. She continued on evidently of Hostings for forty years. His last factory Job was as paint B-'rry County Library Board. Mrs falling to see Redman driving He married Leona Dingman :n room foreman At the Grand! Robert Godfrey of Hastings Is vice at Middleville, the church was ter on the Hastings area within his 1981 Chevrolet south on the 1938. They have two children. - pr.-sidait and Mra. Thoma* NietRapids Brass Company. a half-our period Bunday morntrunkline. Robert Freese of N. Broedv ay outside was painted, too. He married Desaolyn Critten­ 'h mer of Woodland ts secretary. new lights were installed and Mrs. Clare (Joyce) Whif.utn Ruth Liebier of MiddLviVa Is den of Olivet on Feb. 17. 1944 velocity swlrted through portions not expect her to enter the high­ of Eaton Rapids, and four grand­ [ treasurer. Mr> Gerald ■ Skidmhre of the county doing considerable way. He pulled to the side but children. • has been appointed to the board, While Delton and Our Lady of damage. was unable to avoid smashing His retirement terminates 38 Blair's Farm and Garden 8up- replacing Miss Mary Pennock who years with Michigan Dept of plies will be closed Saturday af- has moved Into the home of the Mrs. Curtis suffered a concus­ Highways and will begin July 9. The Nashville school arm temoons from July 2 until fur- | late Mrs Jason McElwain. acoomnllshments were made. sion. broken ribs, lacerations and Blake Allerding, supervisor of ther notice. * Prairieville Township just completed. apparently suffered only bruise*. Floyd Young. Jr.. 11, was ad­ 1968 Primary Election mitted to Pennock Hospital af­ ter a mishap about 4:30 pm. malic nlng approved the purchase of nf shoe re­ Center Road at the Floyd Young driveway. Involved was his fa­ ther. M. driving a 1961 Cbevro-j let pickup track, sad a 1964 Vah- Cedarville and a travel trailer ARTHirR FREEHE ant driven by Marvin L. Green, which he and his wife thoroughLloyd Nottlnghasa. Heart Attack— Fells Former Rail Engineer Plan Farewell Reception fof Father Dunphy Band Concert To Launch Our ‘Long’ Weekend Sheriff Names Ross as captain Captain KO88 Arthur Freese Retires From State Highway rom toe Banner fila �fcwlfantion Thrt Is the week that the Dr. Wlltur Birk family moved to UiSr mw home at Bill Arbor­ View, in Ann Arbor. Tl waa a week of transition for all of the family plan*. David Birk re­ tarded to bl* studies at Che­ shire Academy. Cheshire. Conn. and Ju l>-3, Mias Cathy Blrk will return to her cl***re at Radcliffe koturiS? KT. WItkmA® idlr.g Saturday of Mia* Bar­ Newlyweds Norm and Sandy * Ann Honor and Mr. J. Bon- Labtenlactl, who were married Saturday morning, June 18. st St. Cokunban Church in Birm­ ingham, have returned from Kenneth HamptOM St Mart- libh partingtng a week in Hew 8US 3 6t»ut group bad an when they vidtcd r)D-TV show li Saturday mor outcheaa wwr a Warner wop a Hyl too Wright won a U|W! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED SWIFT’S PREMIUM PROHN FULLY COOKED WHOLE HAMS - 59‘ astsw. BONELESS IMPERIAL \asj Small - Average OLD FASHIONED ” PtSCHKE . FULLY COOKED...... WHOLE Boneless Hams SMOKED 4 IWIFT1 FRIM1UM PROTIN W CHUCK STEAKS SPARE RIBS Grade 'A' Fryer Parts UAM CUT MS* ■ • BREASTS “ k Hour Tor And ao began the] stcay of our nation . £ OVEN ROASTS J. the Church of the Bro-1 thren will play against Vermont­ ville. The Woodland Methodist team will be host to the Sunfield Methodist togm. Games com­ mence at 8 tn plan to at lend one soon. * Mr. and Mra. Ernest Hough returned home Tuesday. Jone JU. from a visit with his slaterfe Portland, Oregon. Their Ab, by airplane, a Bathera Day gift from hl* son. Murray. They wUb <o thank him for (his wonderful gift. On Sanday, since their raturn. they were dinner guests wtUi hia* non, Mr. and Mrt. Roy Hough. CORNED BEEF BRISKETS .Lj.\! UMIT l-**0 ' ■ MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR SKINLESS FRANKS COUNTRY LAiite • ICE CREAM WITH PV8CHAU OF ONI AT RIO. PRK AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SPARTAN HOT DOG or $ Hamburger BUNS bate therairth of July and many plan] to spend It at home dotnqaOme of the odd jobs that io Into the pre­ serving ot/our property for retalfntore far things you will need to do the job or jobs you have In mind. We Safe driven prefer the caavaaioaco and dependablHty of our fart claim aervke and per­ sonal attention when you need u« . . . Foe All Type* of Inauranca—-SEE HASTINGS MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING A PICNIC MUST \ DEL MONTE CATSUP INSURANCE AGENCY 1-at. 14-o z. Can ‘ Side of Strand Theatre" 219 Wm» State St. LIMIT ONE QUAIT NEW CARPETING MINUTE MAID Buy Miller's FROZEN . 26 oz. 501 Nyk>n-$6.95 Q Simple os 1-2-3 Compare Quality and A Prices ■> |p 1. 2. Buy from Us 3. Be Satisfied. NO CHAM* —»*jt wn m o« cut Whole DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WED FMAnHAUINGI bMONARCH r WATERMELON Esch Absolutely No . ' > LEMONADE or tow* REDEEM YOUR BONUS ■■ Shurfino Canned SOH DRINKS �Senior Citizens Enjoy Dinner And Program Ulnem. Following the recognition of tteilors, birthdays and annlversarioe, there was group singing, with Mra Greta Perkins at the Plano. President Wolfe contrt. buted hto .diare to tlus program by relating a very funny experl­ ____.____ Council Removes Traffic Hazard On Michigan City Council mr'iben eliminated of the Hast Inga community ena traffic hazard Monday night Joytd a delicious cafeteria style SSE.“ “ “ « from eating hto strawberries. It Menu that hiding In the busixs and saying "boo-hoo'' supplying Bay Wolfe thereby (he hoped) the sound effects needed to accompany the Police 8gt. Robert Ritter Mid plastic owl hanging there, only attracted more robin relatives to where. He explained the meters averaged 59 cents a day and a total In the midst of Che dinner witty and humorous talk about ' “ « u!! E«rn Degrees jfiTS* Ltf Mich. Stale Pft«d at the Michigan City Hne1 Arts Festival SsUfrday, June 18. j City property was turned down. On Dean's List fayette College-students named on,the Dean's List for the second semester of the 1B65-M school year. Steve to a sophomore at the Easton. Pa . school. revered members. CLOSED MONDAY Garlic Bread 42c A French lost sliced lengthwise, filled with whipped garlic butter. Cornel m a foil big ready for the grill or oven. Hamburg fir Hot Dog Buns 6 for Sandwich Bread White or Wholewheat Baked Beans lb. Prime and double seal placet Bekmsn Company of Grand1 totaled 82.437.18, including |1,H on North from Broadway to east etui; 818092 on Lincoln f: Seasoned juit right. Dinner Rolli: South from Dibble to East StreK Sand seal on South Broadway new kthe C. C. Hlgtles. before leaving 856125. night. A bill from Miller. Johnson. Issuing the cab license was op­ posed by Rlcliard^ee Austin, who purcluised the City Cab Company tlon matters was LMlAfl. and last Spring. Austin said he under­ stood a cab license wasn't a fran­ chise but thought the City should The Hastings Area Chamber protect an owner. Commerce received approval Backward Glances plained that the City's ordinance hold the annual "Sidewalk Da More About- “Al/ Declare Dividend Youngs, BA tn political science. Others receiving degrees In­ The E. W. BILm OatODsny, di­ cluded Don Japing*. Wayland. versified manufacturer. TYtursday BS In physical education; David declared the regular quarterly dirtJ. McKenzie, Brawn Road. Wood­ land, EDS (specialist! in educa­ 11 AO cumulative convertible pretional administration; Jane M. n IN HASTINGS K VACATION Continued from Page Ona Austin. 33. 420 W. Mill, about 2:X Sunday lost control of a cab Road, according to Undersheriff Gordon Trick. The cab went be- Cloverleaf, parkerhouse. potato, bulterfbke. hard rolls and Kitted ini Charlotte elementary education with high July 5. 1866 •Miss Nancy Higble to arriving honors. 22c 34c 36c 2 Illinois and Michigan, partlciputed.’' June 12. in Bpartan Stadium. The three Hubert youngsters play accordions and are now to compete Mml-tnliar Stowell mid he had petitioned In the ATG contest to be held at the LaSalle Hotel in Chicago July 6-10. At Michigan City they played >design; Ronald C. Kdlhtoy, R3. mento will follow. "I Want a Gtrl." a favorite of BA tn political science with hontheir grandfather. Roman Feldopen dally through July and Au­ pausch. fax. BA in elementary education; gust from l to 4 with guided touB. offices in that building. Steven Bottch'ar. 523 W. Prairie FOURTH of JULY WEEKEND ... A paper by Cart PnUnRUer an- for 8878.71 should be invited back again I Sherk, 108 w. Green, for a cab Un nnit™ / T\ . lsUn<1 ,lcar the Ewl Cigar rJtZi ch**rTOan- store, recommended that It be V* . turned down as It would further tanka - difficult ,,OL llmJt P«*‘n« • “ock which has and to whom cards canto had been I no off-street parking. sent. Chaplain Bugbee closed i. raw own the meeting with a prayer, and here from his home in Florida Mr. Wolfe called the date of the license and he expects to find a attending hto father In every way next meeting to Monday, July 31. location for a stand, and operate — -------- -- ——-7 WVIB K4.UUU । In the Junior combo division. 8tu- sily ** ‘he Spring quarter com. ter. At theTtae u wm Mfieed Aldennsn lannm Kenfieid. In a by all present thaTV^^ 2. turn — Barnard Historical To Hoar Paper On July 4th FRIDAY b SATURDAY Erickson Begins Prison Term on Check Charge following directors were elected: □Tenn Wotring, Woodland; Wil­ liam Haywood. Rutland: Forrest Buehler, Irving; Charles Strick­ land. Johnstown and Harley Townsend. CasUelon. Gordon Bridleman. 29. 1530 N. Sheriff Merl H. Campbell MonMichigan, and Ray Wieland. 41. R2 Hastings. careened out into a Hastings, to Southern Michigan Contract for twelve miles of 84c field and hit a utility pole. Prison at Jackson to begin serving . M-7B south of Nashville have I Austin has hud no Michigan driver's license far some time by circuit Judge Archie McDonald. been let for a total of 815B.65B Apple Fritter* 6 for He pleaded guilty to passing a 42c During Monday's Council session pleted, will be a much needed A light yeast raised dough with pieces of apple throughout Sgt. Ritter, attending the meeting Improvement. and honey glazed. while Chief Richard Sunlor to at Banana Dqughnutil---------------- 6 for 36c the State chiefs of Police conven­ Prompt and effective work by tion. Indicated that Chief Sunlor KA4».U L._____ ___ . Made with fresh bananas andI banana fondant icing. may take action against Austin's SaiMmlxr COOKIE DAY Wadixuky. 4 do>. SI.00 the September term of Circuit portment saved the main build­ Aldermen referred to their fi­ Court by Municipal Judge L. E. ing of the Hastings Milling nance committee the question of Barnett after an examination on a Company from burning to the ground. The blare apparently paying municipal employees after charge of kidnapping. Gell, who failed to furnish a started in a pile of fence posts, they have been Injured on the Job. ' The question of supplementing 85.000 bond, to charged with an leaning against Ute bam to Ute offense which allegedly occurred rear of the mill. The barn, itself, April 17 in Barry Township in­ was tinder dry and a roaring volving a girl. — — represented by Atty. 1sparks from itere ignited the of the mill. Two hoae lines Hudson Deming, appointed la roof : Judge McDonald. •- -. 1 Arnold J. Williams, is. Battle1 1the bom while firemen subdued the blaze on the roof of the mill Creek. Monday paid a 845 fine plus ’ with chemicals with hardly any damage to the Interior. Tile fire a 110 fine plus 85.45 on a hot one end soon would 3 Layer, Family Sixe Walldorff Torte Cake DALE'S BAKE SHOP AND THIS CHARMGLOW. a yellow line, and a 115 fine GAS LAMP WILL LIGHT THE WAY TO MORE HOURS OF FUN! f SALE PRICE ONLY *39” INSTALLED Its on easy matter to tell the exact time by the town clock was charged wlUi reckless driving when you know how. When the after he lost control of hto vehicle Sunday, June 26. on the Kings­ strikee three, and then you know bury Road and hit treee 12 feet It is twenty minutes to nine. to do b to figure Ln proportion tings, was fined 815 plus 83:30 coats or 15 days In jail far. falllnit to at i any time of the day. Why pay a traffic ticket, and received i41 this unreasonable complaint the same sentence for tallli^ to i••out Ute town clack, anyway? report an accident, with the jail terms to run concurrently. The Only Cement Mixer In Mr. and Mra. Eugene Henlser Barry County that will stand and family will ba leaving this government Inspection. I am Wayne Ingleston. at Platte Lake near Beulah. c. smith. Price includes installation of lamp up to a distance of 60 feet from house. Nominal MODEL charge for additional footage. Offer applies 66-3OOC only to residential gas customers of Cdn- SALE ENDS SATURDAY BarBCue SUPPORT HOSIERY THE seamless support stocking that really fits wHhvvf a feel. 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Moon Hickory Corners 2 Dies Friday at Pennock Hospital ’ast Nashville Hai Wonderful Trip Bonfield 4H*eft C1«an Chare* Y' her sister and broib<r-ln-law, Hastings Building Permits Resident Dies um dirt Church on Friday, June M. fUursday Mh and had a wonderful and two week Vacation memorable stay In the West, flhe decision, definitely to the interest were a day at Dtaneytand and going to a Hollywood premiere on June 31M to watch the movie star* arrive for "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" at the Pan- at the Sponable- a quantitatively accurate and re­ liable weapon in broperiy polking labor and a final written exam. Through coid and hot wtaiher the 19 partteipanta learned tha < on "transforcorrect approaches the proprr Mkhigan lagitia- - • Fablktlioa .*4 & series of prior decisions that had are used to mve a drowning the practical effect of hampering victim's life. many students went ixxne wa­ to criminal elements, this ter-logged. cold, brutoed and with a better knowledge of water came as something of a shocker— rived In Grand lain, Marie Peabody; historian. Lucille Ensley; executive oom- rrecued, grabbed by the victim merman, Florence Cheney. Dele- 10 day their rletau from the Ann Arbor Hospital for this weekend. The family This decision should also offer ; firm ground on which the Michl- course were: Jerry AUenUng. Jim Barnes, John . Barnes, Dorothy Bolthouae, Jeff Bruce, Bob Bruce, Sister-in-Law Dies The John Ingram family are For Banner Classified Ada Call WI 6-S481. week and next. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable Tramm, courses through Gull Hastings received word flatur- tartly consent to a blood test if Frey. Pam Hawkins. Dean Johninvolved in traffic accidents where and Mike Ward. Bcnlora (all those 16 and up), were Nancy Buehler, Deb Darby, Amendment purists scream “foul" Mary Goodyear. Melissa Ham­ al such a 1«W claiming It violates mond and Jennifer Olaon. Juniors that passed their writan increase of $U8 miuion ovtq personal rights given in the UJB. ponctltutioo. A majority on the Buprenw Court, however, believes Barnes and John Barnes. Dorthy otherwise. Therefore, the way Bolthouao. Darryl Cappon. Nick Clagett, Miks Cole, Barb Cutunexpected busmem and industrial The Methodist Church and the American Legion Auxiliary are Huron. had died suddenly tliat combining In sponsoring a "Make Freedom Really Ring” program Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hughes and Mra. George Maurer were guests of their daughter and son. the entertained their granddaughter, Marilyn HewiU of Grand Ledge, Bunday and Mrs. George Maurer remained for a longer visit 38 ATTACHING T0QL8 FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, remove snow — you name the Job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you’ll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and quick­ attaching tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE Hi. WI 5-2983 142 E. State St., Hastings Put away the i lbs Fn After a aeries of tortured decl­ that demonstrators may not block and ■ what the Constitution was trafhc, destroy public or private rupt business In public or private Court close shop for the summer buUdlrw*. or decide wlildi laws Huttaf*. Mkklsan they will obey and which ones they ruamcATiox oxdbb HUI. al Mkhlf.n. 1 subject to local courts. Only In The Hattinge Banner event Dial the local law violated l» W. Mato M.. Hntton. MkA. 440$ is definitely discriminatory can the ■«» olhM- niubk i>«n ’• drlrrmlaslloa of hHri. paint can, Pete meats cver-all, and balance yowr insurance dollars to fit them beat There's no cost or obligation for this service. Call wfordota*. F First decorate your driveway with a new Chevrolet I ID1T (URIAU Over Miller'g Jewelera 120 W. STATE ST. George J. Klltott, M. M mii. House to go through the Capital home of the prraldent. । when a helicopter landed on the White Hauac land not many feet nlng a camping trip In nort Michigan over the Fourth. ■file south of Dowllnj. in Hickory Corners, ths sou of About 10:60 pm. Bud Wenball game in Detroit Saturday. The official greeting party ar­ Dr. WUltam EUtoCt and Mary dorff. R5 Hastings, and James Mrs. Roger Davis called on rived si the King alighted from Cortright) EUtott. B« llvud la Parshall. R4 Hastings, were en Mrs. Claude Hunt Tuesday pm. KAY SJ—TySsa CstpernUn. 810 In flight and Immediately micro­ in Hastings. * Two Job Corps­ <UUU1 Fuk Bead. a d 4 111 e a. burning near The Note Recrea­ route to Parshall's home on the Fourth where he win compete phones and television cameras aption Hall near Gun Lake. * ■Bring Road after being in Survivors Include a daughter, men, John Zerbet and Roland Agriculture. Bat11 e Creek and they saw Miss Betty Kuhlman of Grand Boughton, spent the weekend Adams wedding held tn the Bap­ Hastings celebrated her 61st peered to welcome the important with Mr. and Mra Roger Davis. gucet and other dlgnltarlM. tist Church Saturday evening. They sent in Ute alarm—they birthday Wednesday, which inson and Paul of Dayton, Ohio: a The Huntleys )md aisle aeata The community extends conre members of the Hostings cldently was the 84th birthday (standing > for the entire perform­ brother, Carl Lanta of Nash­ Sunday at the Roger Davis home. grutuiallona and happiness to lUzens Band Radio Club. After at her moUier, a former Hastings ville and three grandchildren. Janice Davis and Philip Lee were ance and then were fortunate to Mias Cecile Hoos U expected tn them. otlfying authorities, they went have completed the White Houm flylvaola, Ohio. ago. Mrs. Donald Cheney. Italy on Tuesday and fly Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Hough Services were held Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster leavevr— the Welcoming' Parade in King . v—v «------ .w. and Darrell were Sunday lunch I Felsal's honor. It was one of those , I. The roaring fire prevented her mother. Mrs EUtott Eddy, memorable days, totally unexpect­ Home, Nashville, with the Rav. dents, before driving here. Her 1 from going upstairs. Max Gladding of the NaahvUle of WaU Lake on Sunday before ed and consequently extremely Hickory Corners. Tbe^ also had flares posted Methodist Church officiating. VanDoren of Quincy were also leaving Tuesday on a week's exciting. Huilal was made in Lakeylew there. * Terry Powell Is spend­ Hoos. are really looking forward camping trip to Washington. Hickory Comers Masonic Lodge. Cemetery, Nashville. ing the ,week at the United married Frances Cushing Brethren Camp at Canon City first trip home in two years. Steal Aircraft Radios In He February of 1014, at Brighton. By the lime Hastings firemen spent live weekend with their A guest of the J. J. Hopkins * Thursday guests at the Ho­ She died March 10. 1900. Local authorttlea have been Infant Succumbs mer Hammond home were Mr. for two weeks will bo her broth­ reached the flaming house, 11 Investigating the theft of two raand Mra. John Frt-ns and daugh­ er. Robert WhratleyT who Is ar­ begins this weekend at the WM beyond saving. dioa valued at about $450 each ter. Joan, of Grand Rapids and riving from Meriden, Conn., Wcaleyan Methodist campgrounds Hastings Policemen Al Stanton itoien from a Ceuna and BeilanClayton Erb of Byron Center. this week. Ho will accompany with tlie Adult/Youth Retreat. and Glendon Pierson had escort­ Campers will be coming ed the fire truck to Dowling, Callers were Mr. and Mra. Claude the Hopkins to Ipberwash, Cana­ port The Cessna is owned by the Hammond of Hinds. Mrs. Emma da, where they will visit the and en route back they spotted Hastings Flying Association and the Rev. Vaughn Jenson affiOwens and daughter, Mrs. Doro­ a car being driven erratically. Dave Rulter. W. State Street, thy Monroe of Kalamazoo. Sat­ They stopped It. and the driver The Paul Hoffman family had owns the Bellanca. officers said. Hlckory Comers Cemetery. urday callers were Mr. and Mrs. a wonderful outing of skiing. IRev. Richard Follette of Toledo. was Harold Knapp with his By Victor Sitton Gerald Botimer and two chil­ boating and fishing when they ■Ohio. Camp Chaplain la Rev. friends as passengers. । l Woodtarf M7-I2H dren of Battle Creek. ♦ Mr. and camped lual week at Gun Lake. ।;----- ------------- -------------_— They knew qothlng of the fire. They spent “the night In the Mra. Hubert Hunt and family Mrs. Floyd Arnold of San' The Bible Crusader Comp for Although we weren’t In any attended the Bliss open house Joee, CulU.. and Mra. Ray LowelJunlore, grades 4-6, will begin Eaton County Jail at Charlotte You'll Like Our.. Sunday. of Sacramento, Calif., ore visit- J on July 3 and continue through and Friday Knapp pleaded guilty make a short explanation re­ fly Mr». Donald Proofrock Ing their father. Ray Freeman July 9. This camp lx directed by to driving while under the in­ garding mistakes in our last ■4 HMttass "Drop-off Service' Wi S-4T4* of Nashville, who U 111. I Rev. K. J. HUI of Wayne. He fluence of liquor and paid a $80 Miss Kathle GaskiU, who spent fine plus $605 court costa. His friends each paid $15 plus family arc leaving on a two-week Clark, pastor of the HaMlngs Ing with our axpariencad $8.45 court costs on disorderly unable to find items they had vacation In Ohio. charges. The extra court costs given me and wondered why attendants. Thay will praClub girls at Suzanna Proefrock's In attendance and will be enjoy­ resulted when the two pleaded but my letter was a bit longer home on Wednesday evening. This not guilty when they -first ap ­ ing varied activities centered peared in court. Later they than usual and it was found meeting U a port of the 4H Pen­ Pal project. * Mr. and Mrs. Don­ changed their minds and pleaded the Heavenllcs," a theme taken rs« Howard. 4081 S. tsttnald Proefrock and Rebecca spent By Mri. Mary Jackton rullty. Just tell us what time from the space age. Sunday with relatives In the Read City area. ★ Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz have as house guests this your cleaning will be 4d«st tn the item staling that "the Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph wld activities directors. sons from California. Km^wto^r«oMl,n>«;| On Moodoy. Jul, 4. U» cmw The Orville Babcocks returned Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fuller have a display of fireworks. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bender. * (will 1 Tuesday evening from a threeSava Time and Through tile week groups will be and family and Mr. and Mrs. er, Mra. Cllmena Schalbly." Evigoing to the Yankee Springs Lester Reynolds are leaving this Money . , . Hue nental Europe. * The Edsel Sin­ family moved last weekend to nrva for hiking, nature study, weekend to vacation for a week clair family ta spending the week Coopervlllc. where he has the at Thunder Lake in the Upper swimming and picnic. position of principal. * Mitch Peninsula. A Sunday ago, the type operator made the proper on a camping trip in the Lake A special feature this year Fullers entertained Mr. and Mrs. Uno to insert. However, when Superior area. * The Bill Vincente Tolan, had a cook out at his will lx- tiie shortwave communi­ Robert Reynolds and Debbie and someone supposedly took out the have sufficiently completed their home honoring tAe Sanfords cations between the homo base Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reynolds Incorrect line they got the wrong brother, Saturday noon. M>. and arwl ‘he group at Yankee for a picnic dinner at their one. took out a Une in another Road off M-3T to allow the family Mrs. Joseph Sanford plan to Springs. Walkie talkies will also cottage at Tillotaon Lake. The Item fartiier down and made It to take up residence there. * Shadow Shades by move the Walter Birman family were eve­ 'sound as If Victor Booher and Kevin Nye was a recent visitor at VC to their u»ar newly newiy bulk ouiu. itome nomc be — used in helping to keep •— 322 N. Broadwoy In assorted shadow 20 ’ i his stater. Mrs. Iva DeCamp "are Arthur Court, Thuraday. Mrs. Rroupr. Informed of I’.ans of In- ning callers. 9:0Q A.M.-5:30 P.M. colors. From rars, Earl can deNourle has ,la3 «zrls Martin and daughter. I t««t on the iilkcs. Mrs. ar- jcuring for their aunt. Mrs. Augie Harry >. Mllsa It-, Butlnsi . . rived from East Orange, NJ., to Pnttcti of near Evart" Really, Asa Marta ■talun. kl MsshflU.. Monday thru Saturday plus tax. that item should have read that visit her daughter, the M. R. ** — M K ** “ * ed by Sanfords. * Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orley Bishop of week trip through the Weal. Gordon Winters and two chil­ Holland were here Monday, and Furmans, for six weeks. Over the dren of French Equatorial Africa his mother, Mrs. Louise Bishop, weekend of the Fourth the Fur­ cd the funeral of their aunt." attended the Notional Associa­ and Margaret accompanied them mans. Mra. deNourle. and the Alfred Hawraneys (Gall Furtion of Baptist Churches l*4d home. that youB belle,o that we nt Die Civic Auditorium in haven’t complotely loot our mind. Grand Rapids. Tbevi were ovry night gueato or Ref; and MNt 102 E. Stqtu1 Ohio. Alfred and Gail have at­ Herold Carrier, Delton............. tended a wedding in Bllnols and were misinformed lost week. Balk Ckerkevekl. Delton ........ The David Smiths and Ken­ । will be en route to their home Mrs. Pnttcn spent her girlhood a .‘entatlvea of the local Baptist Phone 945-5316neth BUcher and son. Jeff and । a,Church and attended all busl- step-son. Jack, spent Sunday af- |j in Framingham, Mass. | Visiting the Leon Grays on ternoon at Tillotaon lake fishing. I Wednesday was their daughter, * W« hear that Cassie Kierscy’|Mrs. Naomi Lankerd of Battle won a trophy at a horse show at j,virc *. „, u „ p o .,u,u.J his bro«.«Creek, and on Saturday the fairgrounds. * Weekend ther, the Harold Grays of OllThe Woodland Child Study callers al the Dean Potters were vct Miss Susan Morris of Trathe Robert Smiths of Balding. ven4t City Is arriving this week Ward Erways of Hastings and I to spend two weeks with her i Albert Wolfes of Grand Rapids ftunt an<j uncle, the Leon Grays, and Susan uvea lived wnn with uiem them lor for some - ; .------ „ anu Ute uic Chet WIH Areharte. * Mindy (I auson L.. Smith called rahrt on her ter (adopt-1 Udopt-, months month, about .bout five lira yea you, w .nd j * Lee — — — -• attrnded school u-hnnl here. here I bountiful potluck supper. * Mrs. ed Grandma) Jewel Vanderhoff j attended Sunday, right throdgh Jewel's. Mr. Mr>. Oeorse Bentley TTJ-" l4L.strawberry patch. * V1 vi a n wn, David, of Warren, who Schneider, of Battle Creek callKnickerbocker. Den Mother, took ftrT route to California to ed on her cousins, Mr. and Mrs her cubs along with Den 3 down fSpend the remainder of the Sum- George Olmstead Bunday. ,the E... Thomapple nnl. ntvar River tn nann^« canoes'' _ mer _ ___ . _______ vbiung.her __ ___ parents, _ XCr the nnrl XTnt RmFrank nr en — Mr. ^^-ank and Mra. to the park They had a picnic; Howard Fogles. Both Mr. and tertalncd with dinner and games. * The Gerald Knick- jnr#, Bentley are teachers. erbockera and the. Clifton MeMr. and Mrs Donald Fountain Louds went to Bridgeton to a family, and Denise and pat- who makes his home with Mr. motorcycie race. ty Colvin were at Sand Lake, ...... ....». bqsuici uaae ana sownsroa Dean Potter attended the getiparx On Sunday. On Sunday, together for the family living • Jult8 1B the Fountains enter­ uled to enter the Air Force this class at the Episcopal Parish । tamed for dinner to celebrate Wednesday. going to Lackland. House where refreshments were < the first birthday of their son this Summer when you see ui for advice served by the class Instructor. I Donald. Jr, their guests being Vogt of Charlotte, Mr. and Mra. You can really Jane Child. Extension home■ his |------ —■*-------------* --------------------George Weber and Mra. Inez living room*. Call or come in this week. and ecohomlst from Ionia County. * । Rn(j daugh- Gavlta of Florida. Mr. and Mra. Mr. Kuhlman in NuhvUte. They Wesleyans’ Camp Season Begins With Retreat West Woodland Dowling There’s Just a little bit of enough on it to make it lady-like. Marriage Licenses COIN-OP CLEANERS LADY BUXTON GILMORE’S Cliidester Area MOVE B«prH<auu4l mrvice, YOUR Im RANDSENC Insurance Agency I relatives to the 25th annlvcraary of Mr. and Mra. Andrew Jack­ son of Howell, Sunday- Middleville Jbevdoptaf a protection pro­ toyoar Insurance planning day evening. * Mrs. Charles staying with him. flteth Mains, fltauffsr. », and Lloyd McCoUey, 45. bom in NMhvfile July ST, I9T9. the daughter M Albert and Elisabeth (Gorllnger) Lenta On Personal Mention rtftsNd In another dear and sensible ruling that is bound to infuriate courts. This decision, too. Is defi­ were put forward by Gov. Romney. the more volatile civil rights agi- nitely In the public Interest. The legislature was generous in gram that is right for you requires expect planning. Be­ cause we dffcr insurance of every kind for your home, car, fiuufly or business, we can ob- . Births at Pennock Dcan Johnson. Bob Nltch, Bob expand Indefinitely. Without re­ statule that will probably have a Texsdak and Mika Ward. form of Michigan‘a- hodgepodge more practical effect in reducing Savora received a certificate ind patoh. They were Nancy Buch­ ter, Deb Darby. Mary Goodyear, to be built into automobiles during bow much longer adequate officers are: President, »wn; first vice president. Yorkville. * Debra V«rthe home at their leader, htn Leo Frey, and enjoyed a sigfat•eelng trip through her Itower. and vegetable garden. Earlier In the month they vUited merhbarp' gardens. . * Fire Destroys Personal Mention Washington Visit Highlighted by “ Home, Then Man! Un. 'cummins rf 8anGeorge Elliott, . ntaan Calif- Mra Rndotob OU- Arrival of King Ona of the hlghUghta for the Meyers. * The Rotary Club hold Frtnklln Huntleys and their oxi. Hickory Corners, their annual picnic al the cotCraig Huntley, during their slghtDies Friday LIVING NATIONAL NEW SEAPEI OUTDOORS Phone WI 5-4174 SWING COMBINE OUTDOOR BEAUTY WITH DOOR Impala Sport Coupe SHORTS ...Just right for COMFORT BY SLIDING GLASS WALL IN­ INSTALLING A WELL DO THE JOB FOR YOU ... ON EASY BUDGET *?elaX'ng At ease! 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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peckins of Lyons and Harold portunity to call since be en- SHADOW—EASY TO USL HEADtJUARTERS FOR HOME COMFORT ADVICE WORT SHIRTS Donaldson and Brian of Wood- Mt- -S ‘S S>< IMU?: S:1 K““,‘ . LASCO FIBERGLASS PANELS IN STOCK- SWIM TRUNKS ALONG WITH rabbit and a brown thraatyer out I In our south yard. We neve- saw eiining. Mr. and Mra. William Feltzer and family of Belleville citing. When we saw the TV piecu res were Bunday guests of Kathryn Friday of the Blue GUI Festival Th.- Roy KeUya of Algonquin that years ago Hastings had a Blue Olli Festival. It was quite ftSTINGS i EftljNG, FULL LINE OF MASONRY MATERIALS FOR ORJtflVE by Shapely Margret Winter. Mra. Delbert Fountain. Curtis and Mrs. Dean Potter Art Fredenburg Is leaving Prfplanned to attend the flporta- da> on , jo-day fishing trip in women's Club held al the club- Canada, and while he is away, house on Tuesday night. * Mrs. Mr? Fredenburg and the chllWalt Kidder Is spendlrtg a few drfn wm be »mung her parents, day* with friends at Sheridan. Mr and Mra. L. P. Morse of Ma­ * Charline Kidder. Ella Higdon.; MI1 their cottage at Clare, Mickey Lambert. Pauline Calll- mid his parents, Mr. and Mrs. h,n. Noro. Holmxn. Fwrl Fol- A«»rt o, Bn«hUn. 21S3 G.. Uk. flk. housc OF QUALITY field crops were ahcAring Herbert Johnston have had front of their hoyae painted. r HuH^a HOT WATH IASEIOAXD HtATIHO Call WI 5-5769 •uaainu.ini uowm...nunu»NVtf Look for famous 'Trads-Name' labols oe the things you buy . you'll find thdm hero! or Wl'5-3732 barren. but Parmaleefr ' .- 124 East Stats S»rc«t �Keep Hot Foods £ Hot, Cold Foods ’ * Cold in Summer Methodist Riles Unite Miss Maiville, Lawrence Jordan Mira "Ths new taw provides milk processor* with Qw opportunity to dmtop MCh products as whipped Mgitt cream. tour or cultured halfand-half. Grade A powdered tnllk. and Grade A mUk concentrates. Tbe farmer milk taw and regula­ tions did not provide for market­ ing many of these desirable prod­ ucts." Director Ball said. multiple vitamins and minerals under the new taw, and use of a "Vitamin D" label has been au­ thorised for milk with the single vitamin added. The agrirtiltural director credit­ ed. the foresight of the Michigan legislature In providing Michigan with a taw that will guarantee the moat wholeacme milk supply in the Nation, as well as creating opportunities tor the dairy indus­ try to expand IU markets united Jean marriag* in MaiviUa, Saturday. Jolderama friend of the groom. Baskets of white carnations, red roses and white snapdragons Episcopal Women Honor Birthdays At Medical Facility toeway tn developing- new products, ooncuman will ano benefit through The monthly birthday party at the sanitation and labeling re­ the Medical Facility took place quirements of the new taw. said Friday afternoon and this time ladles from the Episcopal Em­ manuel Guild were tn charge of the gifts, entertainment and re­ freshments. The Camp Fire girls fumUlied part of the program. ' from Hto The honorees and their blrtlKlay dates were: Hattie Schleh, June 3; Nellie Mead. June 3: Edward MeKlbben, June 5; Eugens Freeman. June 7; Gilbert Greenman. June 8; Etta Preston. June 0; Julia Tarbell, June 13: Verta Culler, June 14; Evans Robinson. June 18: May Adney. June 21; Melinda Pen­ nock. June 23. and Alice Hebert. June 25. Beverly ^yha^tad. tabling the .lovely <ln a floor length white The bodice had nylon lace ex­ pending just to the waistline, and the elbow-length sleeves were finished In scalloped lace dings and aatad such products property M do Btart retailer*, but often ccnwmm •« MgUgtnt becauM they .are unaware of the haxard Involved, says J. L- rtralght skirt with a split back a detachable circular type train FRESH DONUTS tiara of pearls and sequins held the elbow-length veil of nylon 'net and she carried a bouquet | uf pink baby rosea with long Ltreamera on a white Bible Superette MR. AND MRS. RALPH O KEELER. JR . . t Mla» Priscilla C. Runyan Becomes Bride. Donna Brewer of R2 Hastings. I friend of the bride. She chose a [pale green broqueUe floor length _ with emerald green velvet rib- Department of Agriculture. Mtaroblotagtats al the depart­ ment's taboralnry frequently detect bacterial contaminants in food samples submitted by Mr. Little­ field's men during warm weather. MRS. LAWRENCE ORLANDO JORDAN, JR. . . . Miss Beverly Jean Melville. I* Married. Nancy Coleman's Pre-Nuptial Days Filled With Parties from Mary's Beauty Shop enter­ tained with a kitchen shower home an Monday evening. June 37. rattan and eating. Simitar precau­ Blue streamers and wedding bells tions apply with cold fooda. Chilling WgThe pre-nupttal days for Nancy made the gift table very attractive and good refrigeration gssted. Keeping food at room tanColeman arc being filled with Orns, both of Middleville. They many lovely parties given for her wore pole green broquotte top aue Maintain hot taxis at |40* |1 Master and mistress of cere-. kitchen utensils by Nancy's mother. M.lMer sou nuMJCsa ui ucic-.—■«- " 77” J ..-----nwnln .ere Me. .nd Mr. Oene «U> pUik -Un boUon <!«»■ pleasure. On Sunday. June 19. a luncheon I Ishade. ui.n,u unci* and aU nt of 45* P. or ooktar. to Mr. UtaMMd's aunt of the the length dremea with the empire ^de. Mrs Thonus Wocha. prises suitable for the bride's aunt. Mra. Arthur Cook, at their kitchen. Two lovely sheet cakes Repeating Utelr marriage vows Jr- who presided at the guest Wall Lake cottage. Beautiful bou­ Saturday aftentoon in the Calvary lx**, w-.is another aunt. Honor Kay Caston quets o{ peonies, welgeta, and roses United BreUiren Church of Lake i a reception followed at the Lake- headpieces with pale green veil­ from the garden of Nancy's grand- freshmenta. Odessa wire Miss Priscilla C. Run- 'side Grange Hall. Mrs G Bran- ing. The fixer gtrU were Jennifer! father. Pearl Rogers of Charlotte. Maurtce Octroth and Janine, and At Lovely Showers i don Sltade cut and served the wed1IW Ilower gins were jcimiier were In abundance .hunduncr throughout the Photography yan and Ralph O. Keeler. Jr. throughout the The pre-bridal days for K The bride t. the daughter of Mr. ding cake and Mr* John Caylor, Logan, daughter of Mr. and room, and centering the table bear­ Elisabeth Parker entertained Nan- Caston, daughter ef nr. aad M WEDDING and Mra. Harold Johnston of Lake1 the groom's cake, both aunts of the Mra. David Logan of Sauli Ste. Ing the many beautiful gifts, was [ for dinner at the Nordla to PHOTOGRAPHY Odnssa and the groom's parents bride. Others assisting were Mrs Marie, and Lisa Johnston, dattgh- a 20-year-old bride doll which Linda, 1 complete the -party whirl.- The as two more delightful parties are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keeler of 1 Leo Farr of Charlotte, serving Ice Nancy re-dressed for the occasion. 1 rural FSrmrt cream: cream; Mra Mrs. Tlmothv Timothy Laux, Laux, cotcof­ Freeport ] They wore A-llne ballerina The 22 guests who attended were a Nancy's mother's family which also 1 personal gift. The pianist was Roger Hamlin fee. and Miss Diane Carr, punch Carrying gifts anti at the gift length dresses of.lace over pink Included the husbands and the a most beautiful setting for the satin and pink net itcudplecej table were the Misses Linda and luncheon and recipe shower which who sang "One Hand. One Heart'’ groorn-to-be, Dean Dingman. The Steve Malcolm performed the afternoon's activities Included fish- ■Artists' Workshop Ciiery 1 Keeler, sisters of the she. and MH. Henry Bechhelmer and *,'Wedding Prayer." groan, MLws Beverly Birman. Ing and swimming. gave honoring Kay. The wedding The Rev Dean V*nderVeen per ­ Invites All to pi— '945-3967 Susan Carter and Linda Shade, others were Charles Jordan, formed the double ring ceremony and Mrs. Ellis Johnston, aunt of MoixUy. June X. was a perfect day far a luncheon on the lawn , at 2:30 in a setting of white the bridfr. Mai vllle, Jr., peonies and blue Iris with seven­ at the home of Mra. Esther BlootArtists* Work- with wnall umbreUai and ribbons 77ie new Mrs, Keeler changed to Intertwining. Ptacee were laid for haak. 530 E. State, honoring Nancy. । branch candelabra. a turquoise three-piece ensemble The location was the same as'that ,and anyone who 11 intereatad In M. The girls enjoyed an afternoon The bride, escorted to the altar with white accessories and her cor­ Kendell Keller of Detan. in which her parent*, the W. O. .workshop to come to their aodal of cards while the ladies had a by her father, was attired In* a sage from her bridal bouquet for Colemans, had celebrated their all, meeting Thursday. July 14. at 8 pleasant tbjy visiting. floor-length bridal gown of white, their trip to northern Michigan navy blue dress with white ac­ with shadows of lace over gleam­ for it few days. The couple will cessories. Mrs. Jordan selected ver wedding anniversary on the1i 'pm. ing taffeta, scalloped bolero effect a lace dress of light blue with exact date a year ago. Table* in,| Beautiful color alldea of great with deep V neckline in the back, Hastings, when they return. white acccseorire. Both mothers pink and white decor were beauti­ fully done Nancy received many freshments wfll be served. and long sleeves of nylon lace with Ute bride is employed by the lovely gifts from her neighbors । a bow-caught waist. A stand-out W«X.UUM MU.™. ...ure.... . * reception .UlieU l» “• and friends. Everyone is Invited to bring I skirt featured deep front pleats Woodland Mutual insurance Comsomething they have done in art puny al Woodland and the groom ) enureh P“lor» J” , c , ,r“a , ana nice, r and scauopra scalloped Mae side panels o: of Ince. to show and discuss or Just M Bhcrriff-Goalln Roofing and Her nylon illusion veil was caught ii by the _ *XZ2T r.__ ____ cbeatar chcoter nrealded presided as as master master and and come down and chat. . I with a pointed Queen's Crown of| bowl filled with bettering Congreea entertatnad his relatives the table. Tbe bcihaas wu also 1 chantilly lace with sequins and Honored gumts were the grand for an afternoon party for Dean crystal tx-ads. She carried a cas-J mother and grandparents of the Lynda Burdoff served the bride's and Nancy A few neighbors were cade bouquet of white rose... and JkT OdJ^'M^ Sd also Included In the group. The blue tinted carnations. bngde of Laki Odessa, Mr aryj the punch and Miss Jane Phil­ table was very pretty with a gaily discussed. following the openlx< of the many oiue umeu Hcrbert johIuWon of Wood­ lips, coffee. Opening the gifts lovely gifts, a dessert wm served, Honor attendants were Mra. lnnd Mr and Mrs ।George were Miss Jan Holl, Miss Carol decorated covering for the special Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam Oautache which was not. ।jujjy delicious but occasion. The bride doll again held | Jeny Stalter of Clarksville, aunt K ( . H^nngs. Mlles and Mra. Gerald Payne. and family have been vial ting । Also carried out the beautiful color ' of the bride, as matron ot honor; ~" nasungz. a prominent position. After sev ­ 'The couple went to Mackinac ' Miss Ertana Keeler of Freejwrt.! Olh" Rue3,s were from W(xxl- Island and points in the Upper eral for-fun games and the gift her mother - and brother, Mrs. motif. suter of the groom, and Mra Du- Und. Hastings.Hickory- Corner*. Michigan on their honeymoon. opening, refreshments were served Rod Patera, in Hayward, Wla.,1 Mary Banasch, Norma Thaler. I ant Campbell of DeWitt, a (rlend. Al«ust"i Before leaving the bride chang­ Can WI 8-3481. as brldcsnulds .wore blue taffeta Witt. Flint, Clark Lake. Grand ed to a pale yellow dress. returning last weekend. dressy with chiffon overskirts. K-P**. Charlotte. Lowell. Mt. TIk- newlyweds are making white plU box hats with face veils Pleasant and Lake Odessa their bane on R2 Hasting* and white accessories Their rolo-’ A p5ty 5“ Special guests al the wedding nial bouquets were while carna- ,hc H-roM Joluuton home Friday were the bride's grandparents. Itlons and blue tinted mums. evening and given by the groom. , The flower girls. Alice Shade. parcn _____ ___________ Cadillac, and Uie 17<Mi s grand- ' daughter of Mr and Mra. G. Braeparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Jor- Lake Odessa Church । print Jersey,with white uccesaorlea. Mrs Freeman Furrow has re­ turned from Jackjot; where she visited her daughter and family. D JCIIIliy IUI the1 William Garrisons, for two weeks. k faff inn fnr Thc bridesmaids Mias were BoU‘hMd cow* °f p*1* l nuplu liupilab Nlintiak LUVUiy We Moke 'Em ... Watch While FZOSTtD » DECORATED WHITE'S Donate 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS RY SOME TODAY » AM. t. Il r.M. Open Daily New the total SWIM LOOKS of Bobbie Brooks She-shells for surf end s«a! Salty looks! Saucy looks! Sissy looks! With Tops ‘n Totes to prove the topless look is out .!. . the total look is in. Suits, 5-15. Parents Announce . , with white flower headbands and i Daughters Nuptials carried baskets of white petals. i jgr nn£j Marvin Henry of I Lori Stalter. daughter of Mr. and j | Mrs. Jerry Stalter of clarluvIUe,' ! Jerry Stalter was best man.: 423 Astor Avenue. Ldnstng. wish to jl^ny Brace of Freeport and (announce the Saturday, June 25, Thomas Wocha. Jr., were grooms-' marriage of their daughter, Mary, men. Ushers and candle lighters j to Raymond Patten of Lansing, were Micluiei Carter and David Raymond is the son of Mr. and Wallace of Hastings. Mrs. Stewart Howes of 102 E. I Mrs. Jolinston, mother of the Sltrlner Street. Hastings. Ray is I bride, selected a three-piece tur- employed at Fisher Body tn Lanquoisc and white suit with whitesing. The groom la employed at the E. W. Bliss Company and the Mutual Insurance Company. A pro-nuptial shower for Miss MalvlUe was given by the ladles of Welcome Comers at the home of Mrs. Stephen Lewis. Many beautiful and useful pieces of ALL SILVER REPLATING REDUCED 20% DURING JULY ONLY aervlng a delicious dessert were Mr*. Budd Wolfe and Mra Nor- Under The Dryer BEFORE EVERY ITEM REPEATED AT SALE PRICES Peg Preston Now there s a smooth sidewalk-softener. SNOW FLAKES . . . Skirted bikini checked in gingham and laced with embroidery...............................$19.98 Cap $5.00 ^MThe .A Shop 1—__ Tote $6.00 Bonnet & Gown “'"W'tOH__________ This is the newest look of Hush Puppies" cesuaT shoes. Mellow-soft glove leather. Still available in classic Hair coloring ta more popular Breathin’ Brushed Pigskin" of course, but now you can Now is an excellent time to restore your worn silverware, antiques and family heirlooms at great savings. All work QUADRUPLE SILVER- FOR INSTANCE PLATED by our master silversmiths. Sale . prices Apply to ALL pieces Imaginable . . . castor sets, tea service Items, trays, etc. Old family items replated like new make wonder­ ful gifts, so take advantage of these low prices. Fruit Bowto........... UM Castor Fritna ■ ' ' (3 ML 8iM) .. UK CandlMtlck 1J5 Creenen ILK EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE Dants ramovad ... Items straightened have your favorite casual shoes both ways. Both with sleel shanks for support and AFTER crepe soles. Have a look your beautician to give you a conditioning treatment at least once a month to coun- Broken handles, legs, knobs, repaired ft replaced today. coloring. Missing parts ft Insulators repaired ft replaced non-marking comfortable Your mane will Prices from just Wayne's SALE ENDS JULY 30 BRING IN SILVER TODAY! SHOE STORE 134 W. State Street thermos fillers furnished Beauty Bar • StyUag fr Wig Sarvk. IMH State St. HODGES JIWKLRY YOUE DEFENDABLE JIWIUZ 11 NCI 1*11 �Hib^ory Cornog NEw3r' ■ Couple Observes 35th Anniversary Ray Dean nontville On Monday evening tbe •'Busy Eight" Club and thotr tanlte met at Podunk I oke for a pic­ nic supper with Mra Roger Fowler M bosteos. VW the eve­ ning's entertainment. cards were played with high score going to Mra. Ramil Stanton, and Mra Howard Orabom also winning a prlre. The next meeting will be on July 25. Mr. and Mra. Key Walters of Theo K. Savage, Cheryl Norris On Honeymoon UUl sing. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Howard Lindsey of Belmont. WLS, aashUd try the !tav. Warren Jackson, pastor of the Vermont­ ville Methodist Church, In the presence of about 200 guests. Bas- Ind., on kiarch 1 open house wm j time ap that Charlotte, could William Gilbert Davidson, In­ dianapolis. Ind., son Of Mr. and Mra. Robert G. Davidson, Flor­ ence. Ala. They were graduated from Hastings High School In 1961 and both were graduated tinted pompons decorated the al­ tar. Traditional wedding music was provided by Mrs Vernon MacDon­ ald of Vermontville- who accom­ panied the vocalist. Miss IJnda Bovec of Lansing. The bride, escorted to the altar by her fatherf cluse a gown of pwiu de sole and un Empire wulst- talned a group of friends for din­ ner Saturday cvHilng at their home on 8. Church Street. After dinner the hoots collaborated In the narrating and showing the Mrs. Patrick Hodges entertain- j nations and pink sweetheart rosa. fd with a neighborhood coffee ■ Her sister. Mra. Karen Dowding at her homo on 8. Park St. Tues- op Narrow Lake, served as the day morning. The pions called ' ' ’ --------..------for a garden setting but the I H^ve a Safe . • • Personal Mention maid and Ml^s Rattle Goodenough ■ of Windham, Ohio, niece of the bride, was a junior bridesmaid. Joahua Tree, California arrived They wore dresses matching the Tuesday to spend the Summer with her nieces, Mr. and Mra. i Bull McPharlln, local and Mr. and MIX. William Fox of Kala- Cap-Firing Rapaatar • 25-lnch'ao Long fishing trip. The Howard Tredinnicks will leave Friday for their Bummer home In Bay View. Dr and Mra. William Hdrigtl, Mrs. Donald D. Brfiith and Miss Sue Smith are already at their Bay View Sum- A favorite toy all year long is especially great for celebrating this holiday. Mr. and Mra. Theodore Knopf are due homo after their threeweek Western trip. Plastic Ctwhay RIFLE tCBB complained about the necesaity for the Indoor gathering. All of the children took over, — ... -..... ...... . the garage for their cookies and broU)CT of the groom, was beat punch and discovered, as did the nLan_ aJld the ushers were Gary. That. It. a verv n-u ___ tr Keefer -- r-. Roll, • Larry and tLarry Meade, all of Mulliken, and Mau­ rice Dowding of Narrow Lake. ' •_ For her daughter’s wedding Mra Norris chose a lime green drees Street, Lansing, alter July 1. They are both planning to attend Michi­ gan State University this Fall. Out-of-town guests who attend­ corsage of white carnations and ed tlw wedding were from Cold­ water. Portage. Clilcogo, Charlotte. Barrette with their two children pink roses. A reception was held in the Nashville, Grand Rapids. Clarts- have purchased Betty and Bill church parlors following the cereA Jcrow's former home. Candlelight Rites Unite Couple at Methodist Church In a very lovely candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist Church Saturday, June 18, Miss Jill Baine Edger and David Lynn girls. Will exchanged their wedding vows Richard Turner of Lansing, step­ in the presence of 100 guests. The father of Ute groom, was best man. Rev. George Elliott performed the double ring ceremony at 7 o’clock Nashville, Rlc Hill of Lansing, brother of the groom. Larry Good* enough of Vermontville, brother of The group of 18 at the Edward Freeland's outdoor party on Saturday night had a grand time at volley boll, badminton. Personal Mention liken. YOT The rehearsal dinner WM terverf n The Ward Hyncu entertained al the iiorne of the groom* par-P their birthday club at their Gun ents. In Mulliken Friday evening. ’ Lake cottage on Saturday eve­ ning. There were aotnc games, their son. the George Dennisons. bulling and swimming. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis visiting, which all added up to took Mrs. Funny Davis to lu-r bulk in Manchester on Monday after she liad spent a few weeks visiting the Lynn Davises. Ernest WUl. 330 E Marshall, are Die par­ ents of the bridal couple. Mra. Dumsop at the organ ac­ companied Mra. Jerry Carr. Cold­ water, tunt of the groom, as she sang. ’The Wedding Prayer. ’The thsd’s Prayer" and "Youll Never and Mr and Mrs. Edward Mc­ Grath are spending the Fourth of July weekend In Canada. Windham, Ohio, slsler-in-law of the bride, served the groom's cake, and Mrs Jerry Hewett <4 HasAings presided at the punch bowl CAP MSTCL 7-tn. rtpMtar mads of dlo-cayl motaL MCapa................... Stcfwt Agent GUN Foldln^otock converts It to a Dfsliks pistol. 1 SPARKLERS I Martin, Mjw Beverly Brooks/ Miss Nancy Brooks and Miss Sharon Fish. Mra. Gerald Cole of Lansing hod charge at the guest book. Guests came from Kalamazoo, Hastings, Lake Odessa, Grand Rapids, Mt. Pleasant. Pontiac. Dc- Mra. B. J. Cralsee and family spent last week with her mother. Mrs. George Denn, returning to their home in Muskegon on Fri- Jim Lipps family of Battle Creek, the Maurice Ingrams and the Bob Ingrain family will be. guests of the Melvin Browns of Mason on Sunday to celebrate । the birthdays of Lawrence and Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN The bride dunged to a pink and while striped suit before leaving on her honeymoon. The couple spent several days Plain and Colored Buy ’Em by the Dozen Boxes Our Breasted thicken Open 7 Days Robert Spaulding. R3 Hastings, niece and nephew of the bride, were the flower girl and ring and picnic dinner on Sunday. ! Mrs William Dunlap was in St. Johns -Tuesday to visit her BENgFRANKUN Personal Mention L. F. Burkeys. The Burkeys’ son. Robert of Lansing, was also a Mid the ponds and woods un­ supper guest on Saturday. der tile big oak tree a delightful gathering of the ’’Kenney” cou­ sins was held Sunday. June 26, at Hie Cody Laubaugh iiomc. Tlw party wua hosted by " i Ethel i Laubaugh. ’’The bridrt mother chree a brocadcd. beige, sheath dress with matching jacket and accessaries I of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moeggcn!.Nanc’L°^kUll7hS.!™ pink brocaded sheath drres with matching jacket and accessories. The church parlors were beau­ tifully decorated for Ute recaptian Absolute Closeout Nashville. It was quite a day for Mrs. Woodard, as she Is the only one left of Uic Dell Kenney : family. । Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber of I Grove City, Ohio are spending I the week at the Cody Laubeutths. Mr. and Mrs Fred Ziegler and Mr. and Mrs. Henry’ St. Martin plan to spend over the 4th' on the St Marys’ River Mr. and Mra. Ted Ziegler. Greg and Barb plan to leave July B from Battle Creek by train for I Chicago where they wllf catch the Zephyr for Denver. Cqlo., for a 10-day vacation. The GREATEST SELLING EVENT EVER STAGED IN THIS AREA! OVER Yi MILLION INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM!!!! THE 7 DEVEREAUX n Rapids, ilbiofl, la Croak, FURNITURE STORES ERAAS 236 E. Lincoln, took their son. Wallace, to Perris University Monday evening for testa and orientation In preparation fori entering this Fall. Mra. Roderick Swadllng. Sue! Kovoob family. Bonnie ran in the 50 Co 100 yard dash al the tdXJfftSS.SUa.’0- [i DON'T MISS THIS IHCIAL ULI AT AU • ■DEVEREAUX Furniture Stores {tyASTINGS STORE - 401 N MPADWAY Acrm. from Tydan Park Phon. 945-389C Mr. and Mra. Rudy Flora and Mr. and Mra Ken Labertruux are taking a three-wvek vacation talp to the West Coast, through Washington and Oregon, and in­ to British Columbia. WELCOME *3.00 VISITOR BANNER oprey cologne TABU ■ • IP CABATS • UMIU; IB1P Uffiffyr NEWCOMERS! Um this coupon to let u know you're here MW------------------------------------------------------------- LAPO DRUGS ^Wa^'Le^K AGENC 118 SO. JEFFERSON �: Oo-k Wkat'A % NEW at ■ Open 5:30 a.ni till Midnite or tharbout's Restaurants, Inc. in Downtown • \ Hastings out of the West Conies the A littul of th* story ond history of the COPPER LANTERN: Our first small dam* was set down in the CITY of HASTINGS, Barry County, Michigan and founded way back in 1900-63 A.D.; KANSUS CITTY Stake (sirloin) or thor'bouts... on the forth of July, which hot been cel-arbraded over since as a National f^ollerday all over Michigan and varrious other states in the U;S.A. of American, 'cause it's famaose for good vittles and thaings to eat. In the immortal words of 01' Leo Bacon hissof, sj>oke from his famooeo Leosburger address—"this nation shall not long remember and cannot too soon forgot thet historrik day whan the , .. s$[ygd with - fu'stt small clemo was Yu'stt put down in the yvildornoss of .n which is now called HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ond was formed Hash Browns or into the fu'stt small restaurant." In fock It was this lowly and humbul restaurant (now being dofunkod) thet was to finally giv French Frys to the free world: the fabelous system of. Lee Bacon's Poetatees with COPPER LANTERN RESTAURANTS, INC. Home-Style Tost and Saled Now, they's a total of two COPPER LANTERN Restaurants which imbraces two necks of the woods in Michigan deadicoted to the principal to help stamp out home cookin'! Strickly o non­ . and Wes Still featuring profit organization helpin' to finance the govemint and makin' folk here 'bouts happy with farely de-cent vitHes, inexpensive! the famoose Leesbergs Hambergs and All Kinds of Other Deelishus Samwitches Take-Out Orders... Phone WI 5-5108 ol' Lee His Sef says they's GocnH . We is Local Folk thet is Deadiqated to the Principal of all the Free World Hep to Stamp Out Home Cookin'" �141 Give to Red Cross Blood Clinic June 20 bUe visit of this fiscal year held Ion dub** and two gallon award* Campbcll. Ron Bradley and Ron at the Episcopal Pariah House Doolittle. Those helping re-ioad Monday. June 30, added 141 pint* Rhoades, and Lynn Edger. Re­ ceiving one gallon pin* were: King, Steve Taffee, Jim Andrew* of blood to this county’s needs. Nonna Thoma*, Alfred Lowe. helped build up the total. John C ■ I n d e r, recruitment chairman for this visit, wishes to thank all thoac members of Pennock Hospital Guilds for their assistance In securing do­ nor*. Kenneth Rose and Russell Oerllnger Joined the “Four Gal- Stas Trumble, CLU. Fluke. Dr*. Flnnle. Birk and Morrill provided medical coverage and registered nurses assisting those from the Regional Center were: Mr* Kendall Reahm. Mrs. Ar­ thur Karrar. Mr*. Clare Olm­ stead and Mr*. Marlon Taylor. Frank Rltehla, Mr*. Gl Mr*. Scudder and Mr* Ritchie were In charge of volunteer* end Mrs. Olmstead obtained the nursing help. Other volunteers serving In Messenger. Mra. Richard MeLaughlin, Mr* John Sleeper. Mr*. Arthur Brant. Mr*. Thoma* Taffee, Mr* John Crae, Mr*. Jack Kennedy. Mrs. Howard Frost and Mr*. Lawrence Utter. Refreshments were served by the canteen committee. Mr*. Jo­ seph Shultz and Mrs. Ray Wa­ ter*. co-chairmen, assisted by Eva Hcacox. Helena Smclker and Esther Hotchkiss. Assisting In the unloading of the mobile were Sheriff Merl New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Duane Allerdlng, W. James Al­ derson, Robert Baine*. Mra. R. Baldwin. Mr*. Mary Bancroft. Chester Banghart, Mildred Bau- The Hastings Bairn Th u red aw. Juma 30. 1966 Seventeen lady members at the Woodland Woman’* Study Club and guest* tmmenatiy enjoyed their annual trip test Tuesday, 9.-^— Advise Elder Citizens Check Health Coverage Medicare. Contmt Each church U Invited The Blues- respondblllues In- to enter a teen talent number dude checking admissions, pro- tn the competition. cessing bills; paying hospitals.' The winners will be featured maintaining records: supplying nCT McCabe and McNary sold that Information, and observing the Gnd Saturday evening of each because of the deductible and manner In which provider* meet month. co-ln*unmce features of Medl- > the Federal government'* standPour churches *ubmltted tal­ ent for the last Slngsplratton McCabe said Blue Shield has held in City Bank parking loL hospitalization. I purchased a computer, added a allon of the talent. ment and lensed five floors In coverage designed to fill gaps the Cadillac Tower Building plause meter and Judged by in Medicare, will be available here for use in Medicart* oper- Loyd Marta and Paul Huff. The atlona. i through July to those now ellgi- r" — ble for Medicare." they explain- ,I "We have hired more than 1 — । half of the estimated 250 extra i1;Bible Church. Stony Point Free McCabe and McNary aaid. people needed." he explained. ‘ Methodist. HasUngs Wesleyan about half of Michigan’s over- Croo* also : McNary -Ud Biue 65 citizens are Blue Cross-Blue as added to fr and equip- I ““J?. '., to ltJ its sta staff I ment. The latter includes a *pe- [ rial Wide Arm Telephone- Ser- i , ,3— they added. »» U> Uni topn.U Bln. । “» “J” "* “* Baptist Ora* on » dMl" pnetan-Ml,. Hastings »■ “« Church. Parker. Kenneth Rose, Alfred Lowe. Douglas Cooper; Ronald Martin. Edna Rhoades. llott. Charles Morrill. Rush BUd­ ham. William. Cassidy. Bonita Cronk. Maxine Watson, Ted Smith. Die I. Graven. Suzanne Mulienlx, Donald Lenz. Phyllis Utbome, Richard Walsh. vld and Ronda Munn in charge. Teen and young adult*. Gareth and Janice Conklin In charge. Adult prayer meeting, Mrs. Rogers In charge. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer MUSIC INSTRUCTION Muri'i Mini* Stadia OFFICE SUPPLIES PAINT b WALLPAPER Hiltinn Motor Sale* L b W(Savage b Welding HARDWARE, housewares Gamble. HEATING * AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING, REPAIRS Haetisgi Astern Ing the book of Hebrews. Wc in­ vite you to attend tins Inspira­ tional service and enjoy this study with us. At Hopkina camp, senior youth camp July 11-15. Contact Gareth Conklin about doctor’s certlfl- PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Milker-1 H.mblng & Heating SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Lyoaa Septic Tank Service CLOTHING b ACCESSORIES JEWELERS employees produce nearly 100 different producU. Their mail­ ing department haa made Ada "’yj'ciioui/.1 The VOGUES = WEEK Birks’. Halting* are beautifully land- way home having Learned more about interesting places in Mich­ igan and having liad a most aiJoyable day. Sunday Golden Text Thoughts For A Week TELEVISION. RADIO Os* Haar Martial*leg Shopping will never be more convenient than it i* right now . . . with The route of’oll unhop- a FREE Ha*ting» City Bank Credit Card. Jujt say "Charge it, Please" with any merchant participating In Hastings City Bank's Credit Card piness is the desire to take OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY IN CARLTON TWP.. close to tswn. a beautiful home ha* c*r- A GOOD HOME AT CARLTON CENTER located on IV*-acre lot, ha* three bedroom* upstair* and down a living room, large bedroom, a large kitchen, ha* batement, healed with space heater, alio a $7,0 TWO EXCELLENT LOTS ih the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved itreet with utility service* in for— .................................................................................................................. >1.400.00 ea. IN THI SECOND WARD, a nice home in A-1 condition, three bedroom* and new bath upstair* and ALSO IN THE SECOND WARD, an aluminum sidmg. patio, oil furnace, tiled baih, large yard with fence, and « inflated for >11.500.09 A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN. IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* and a full bath full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of >10.00 per ing. all sorrow, is a desire month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee'added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit to take. But the route of all joy. happiness and true CaidNOWl progress, is the desire to give. WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and two closet*. «nd a hall closet, and downstair* there is one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, ha* a full batement with gun type oil heating plant, one stall garage and full lot. for $5,250.00 AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD, insulated and aluminum iform win* irtmeni with good floor covering and modem bath, and room, newly decorated. ted, and carpeted, two nice large bedroom* with cloMt* —the route of all suffer­ Plan. Remember, its a free service to you when your account is paid in ( A SPLIT-LEVEL (FOUR LEVELS). IN THE lit WARD, top level h*t three bedroom* and bath. n**t level kitchen with built-in oven, stove, carpeted living ream, family room, with fireplace. *tudy and half - balt^ batement. attached double garage, ha* aluminum tiding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedroom* upitilr* and down It ha* living room, din ins room bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle ea. and uuu heater LAUNDRY SERVICE LUMBER b BUILDING SUPPLIES A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Typos A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THI SECOND WARD. hs< living room. two bedroom., kitchen and $13,000.00 grounds administration bul Idlng have architecture and furnishing* that are modem and restful. Junlor Youth camp. July 18-22. Annual conference. Aug. 4-5. Camp meeting. Aug. 6-14. ------------ •------------else." This will be the Golden Mrs. Josephine VsnderWitter (Text for a Lesson-Sermon on and Mr*. Lillian Hayward are the subject "God." to be read at planning to vacation next week all Christian Science Church .-------- ... . 'services this Sunday. ■ In northern Michigan. RUGS O FLOOR COVERINGS Brews'* Floor Service Haatiag* Floor Covering guests of Mrs. Gill’s sister, Mr. CHECK OUR HOME & PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Ing machines and employ from 1302 South Hanover Street Telephone: 945-0428 ahlpped products to almarit every Blate in the union Including Haajtt. Sunday school. Elwyn Curtis, Bupt. Nursery to permit parent* to attend classes. Junior Bunday school in charge tlon. Their slogan is 'Home-Care of PhylU* Munn and Gladys Hamblin. You wont, either, when you,shop with these ores merchants! The Don Gill* have returned from Farmington where they visited their daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Robert tyle, and. of crxine, their grandson. DaVtd, who is Cabo and McNary said. "How- Rockford and loured the Hush Involving doctors, hospital*. nurs­ Puppy division of the Wolver­ ing homes, home health groups Attends Conference ine Shoe and Tanning Corpora­ ’’With the problem* everyone Duane Jarman of Hastings. tion. They aaw a film of the has had Iq petting qualified perMichigan, representative of Met­ ropolitan Life Insurance Oommaking of the men's shoes which tlght labor situation, we antici­ pate some difficulties. Ind. thia Wednesday far a busi­ ness conference with official* of enormous--------------program—begins. buys a Hush Puppy. Scraps of,1this -------------.—. Bhcraton Hotel. Jarman who leather go Into fertilizer They | H "Hl fulfill the high hopes that are now using a cow hide which'»° many hold for IL We hope, 1* among the top-ranking mem­ looks like smooth leather for to°mF delay* or confusion bers of Metropolitan* staff of 30,000 field representatives Ip luncheon The ladles hod aat 1 by-product of such the United States and Canada. the Steer Haus In Sand n.f Lake I nkn and anri ernl prosnun will ni He 1* to be gone until July 2. then came bock to Cedar Springs shop, moved to Fifth Commandment." 7:30 pm. Gospel Hour. Scr- and later in 1959 remodeled their barn for a sijop. 8:45 pm. Wesleyan Youth Feb By I860 they made the up­ stairs of the born the cutting room and In 1965 added a mod­ on Americanism. em finishing and pressing room Wednesday. 7:30 prayer and along with an office and packBible study. ELECTRICAL SERVICES Youth-A-Rama Sunday, July 10 I Ing schedule. The two said that Blue Crass j and Blue Shield are ready to be- 1 ^Uli,.¥cC?be and . gin their tasks a* the Federal “ltl additional personnel U noedgovernmenl's intermediary for e<1, .. . .. , -----wWch u efffacUvei two aal<1 that ,hc lon® Medlcaue, experience Blue Cross and ।। — ------------ ----of-----------------------------Bcsldca a huge elevator width Friday ■ Blue Shield has provided a " "good In Michigan. Blue Craa wm ha* ) t“d hold* 43 people., there 1* an open handle the hospital part of running start- on the job that ... .*. .. —. .. becrin* next Friilav Medicare (Part A). Blue Shield begins next Friday. will handle the physician por­ tion (Part B>. will hold 11.185 people. HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Plan Christian Geraldine Newton. Larry Biair. , Veda Barnes. Helen Golnek, Oer-1. trade Tobias Carvl Hurieas.l—* —r— ■——---- r i— yr;— HCB CREDIT CARD! I First they enjoyed a tour of an old underground gypsum mine which is now the Michigan today advised hundreds of thou- polntmcnt. Grace Potter. Donald The Chrirtlan Youth - A-Rama Natural Storage Co. in Grand Rapid.* Gypsum t* a rock which citizen.* to examine carefully Summer Sunday evening hymn Duane Ru thrufl, George Hzhalbtheir health care coverage. covered With iy. Glenn Bchondelmayer, Hslen McCabe, executive director of Gary Slocum,' Gerald Smith; Both organizations, according grounds a mile south of 1 Lorraine fitanton, Keith TayPresident. Wm. 8. McNary said: to their chief executive officers, Ungs on Campground Road, have anUcipated through planAgain thia month thsy win Th'omas Stanley Tonkin, Wil- r»fture of plaMcr. Gypsum was VwWIe. wam. t,rr, “» James Carpenter, Robert Casey. wieund. Mwjorl, WUUod, B*y “ • In Wm. Christie. Mr*. L. Church Wieland, mine Is 85 feet down with 65 ClUTord Clouse; * nwii arthnr Rhenlrr Clinton Brill. Arthur an«ier. fw f * of . rock overhead and 20 Wm. Crldler. Joyce Crittenden. Melva Peake. Violet Peake, Betty 01 dirt —. . . . — m-v. In n nt abate In ntnghsm, Willard Curtla, Wen­ dell Day. Harold DeVany. Ruaaell Dlngtrxon, Don Doolittle, Charles Golden. Floyd H«witt. of pink becaivo of minerals In Lynn Edger. Wesley Emery, Doris Marte Allerdlng. Doris Brqgan. Erickson, Carlton Perugian, Stan Gale P. Wetzel; ' l°f tunnels, four main tunnel*, John Seeber. Ruthanne Day.; 1.700 feet long and 64 ride rooms Forman. Mrs. Julia Fox; Florence L Mead. Charle* Ccol-, 100-700 feet long with a con­ ey. PhyllU Rlxor, Valorous Utter.' stant temperature of 50 degree*. Henry Gibson. Mr*. Olbson, Mar­ X;.-;- Greenleaf. Mr*. Owen Oer- Roderick Newton. Mrs. Barbara This 1* under 80 acres above shall Hahn. Meri H. Campbell, Mrs. ground. Part of the mine Is now .. llnger, Norman Hall. Clarence Jane Sinclair. John E. Sinclair, used a* underground storage. Hause, Von Howell. Roger Mrs Ena Johnson. Thoma* G. There are three deep freeze Hough. Duane Jarman, Elwin rlth a temperature of zero Johnson. Casey Jone*. Kenneth lln McAlester; . Jones. Marian Karrar; Richard H. Kessenfch. James Jack Lambka, Carl Lenz. Alina R. Wlaweli, Laming M. Gilbert, Lenz, Austin Loftus. Wesley Lo­ Joyce Sallk, Mr*. Moe Newland. apples, potatoes, several kind* of gan. Martha Long. Julian Lubl- Farrell C. Anderson, Nefl G nuL*. -dried fruit*, tocnatoen, enleckl, Richard McLaughlin, Hughe*. Ray E Schlachter.IUchVirginia McLaughlin. Mrs. Pa­ tricia Mlles, James Morr, Ste­ vis. Angie Hawthorne, Nel la lemons. It seemed quite chilly to phen Mulder. Eleanor Ostroth, Shepler, Anona Mead, Bmipi the liultes bul Utelr guide, Paul Bherman, Lynda Newton; I]Kragt, who with hln father and I don't need cash with an ■ ? 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Stbtb Hartia*.M �Moose Connie Mack Team Beats Charlotte Sommw't Botheriome Bug* line for Area Golf Tourney at HCC Nears BITBRS PUNKII lotto here Saturday morning on buck nr HORSE FLY MOSQUITO STINQKR* 54 Boys Attend 'Y Camp at BUMBLIBIr MUD DAUBER WASP Hailing* ton Director Bob King took hl* flrat group of camper* to the YMCA facility at Algonquin Lake Monday morning and these first 84 boy* art enjoying many special actl- KHIRNBl They return early by a pitched ball. After reaching Saturday Softball Player Hurt Thursday follow: Dennis Acker, Duane Allen, Start Barnum. Robert Bennett, John Blrke, Russell Blough, Ter­ ry Brooks. Dan Buerge. Boott arson. Bick Dulto, Id ward Kngwith 190, Rodger Cook lerth, Iflrk Fisher: Robert Foreman, Kim Puller, Btuart Furrow, David Gank, Phil Gasper. Rick Gllaou, Ger- Button with 102. Grimske, Don y Lydy. RobMr. Laughlin, •k Olmstead, Mt*. Raymond Welter of 11X0 B. Ktetemann 319 players competed Iloje.r Trumbull, William van Dulnv, Pat Weller, Dave West­ over. Gerald Whitney, Jams may be submitted Whitney, Mark Wolfe and Jeff and Ron Wyngarden. t^qfs Country Club. Penlnger. Michigan Major League Try-Out Camp at Grand Ledge Tb« Pittsburgh Pirate* will Tuesday, July 5. The camp will bfe held at the high school field and will be under the direction of Scouting Supervisor Jim Max- Players should report ready to BOWL Bowl by Candle-Light at 8:00 Every Thun. Nite at Hastings Bowl PRIZES EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Bowling Available one WI 5*3184 FOR INFORMATION RESERVATIONS nd ^Mickey Lambert «f Mkhqan HASTINGS BOWL INC. Michipnn workout until 3 pm. Players must be 18 years of age to be eligible to attend the camp, and no American Legion players will be permitted to participate in the camp if such participation would Interfere with any Legion activities. Buch participation will only be per­ mitted with a letter of approval from cither his Legion coach or play. Players whose high school classes have not been dismissed for Bummer vacation will be per­ mitted to participate if they have written permission frotn the principal of the high school they attend. Players are expected to fumUh their own shoes, uniforms, gloves, etc., with the Pirate* furnishing all other equipment. Player* will also be responsible for their trav­ eling and living expense*. If any, with the understanding that ex­ penses will be reimbursed to those player* signed to contracts with Pittsburgh Organization Clubs. July 4th Present A Fourth of July present for kiddles could be adoption of two full - blooded female springer spaniel*. 15 months old. avail­ able at the Dog Pound through Dog Warden Dean Braden who may be contacted at the sheriff s office. There is also a year-old spayed full - blooded beagle, which hM all necessary ahnta. Mlchlgan Slate tennis coach Stan Drobac in 1963 won every home state BRIDGESTONE CYCLES tipitwo! (htl Sport Medals Scramblers Trail Cycles Focfery-atrtkericad ports tr s* Fro* rtd*r initrualiaa GOODYEAR MOWERS be Dmn ImplMMMtt 124 N. around and apparently coming along fine. Mark had tripled in the flrat This ootnlhg Saturday the team expects to play Battle JoHorson Bennett and Miller Lead in Bliss League Hastings .. MO 838 C liar la tie .. 000 110 2 Softball Tilts Under Johnson Field Lights comcollision with Bob Champion fortable lead In the K W. Bliss during ths Thuraday night game Tuesday Golf league's Silver Thi* Thuraday night another team at the Haatlnga Country twin bill to scheduled in Hasting* Club, hiking hto total to 38 Boftball Association. Johnson Field. pointe with Phil Walldurff secSTATE AMATKUB CHAMPION-Bob Meyer, of Nile*. former at the Hatting* Coantey Clnb in 1984, Sunday galloped from be­ hind with four stralfhl birdie* and clo*ed out with a fifth to win the Mth Michigan Amateur golf championship at Belvedere Golf Ct«b at Chartovolx. Thi* picture of Bob and hl* wife wm taken after ba won the 54-hole crown here. Bob. »on of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer. Is a graduate student at Michigan State University j.j ■ ■ - <1^. liiiiiUMfM1 Orady ration. King and third With 40-43-40-43 for 185 Mrs. King works as a director wm fourth with Bob. never had a losing season in 17 years of high school and college coaching. Community Hmpttal In Battle Bn guard, outdoor goers, these flying pests are out again in full force this summer. The bothersome bugs shown here belong to two broad classes—biters and stingers. Among these that bite aze pesky mosquitoes, black flies, stable flies, borsc and deer flics, and ’ tiny punkics (also called "no-see-ums"). Wa»p«, bees, and hornets axe the stingers. No matter which ones are”bu|giog" you, the experience can be annoying at best. Sometimes,. * Whatever part outdoor patnrui. wnatever the tne results, these tnese winged wingcu warriors arc p —‘ of ------t« the beat of it, use repellents, sprays, and avoid their nests. Another wegr Light-colored clothing. The reason? Bees like dark colon. —Mich. waterfront counselor and the other counselors arc Jim Cham- Jim paper /wasp YIIEOW/’JACKTT • Trophy winners m the fin* Jim’ Andrews, Creek, suffered the fifth Inning when he wm Armchair Athlete V.‘“,7 This is the season for recreation of all types, and Sheriff Mcrl H. Campbell has a word of caution. Most fatalities occur within 25 miles of victims' homes, Sheriff Campbell declares. This is probably. tree of all accidents, not only ones resulting in fatalities. . . . third with 2fl. George Miller holds a one- 138 plays Michigan Rehabilita­ point lead on the Gold team with tion Institute tn the nlgfateap. No other games are scheduled Kenny was playing shortstop John Hopkins second with 28 until next Wednesday. July fl. and Dave Kruko third with 24. when the Hastings Merchants meet Local 138 and Local 414 Lubienledd points. Ptutnl- play* Leseoa of Middleville. Hl* following night BUss'Dlays MRI and Hastings Mfg. meets Viking. Monday night Hasting* Mfg, added another scalp to their long Moore 47. 4. Tredinnick OS. 0; list when they blasted Viking, 8-0, behind Stan Hause's two-hit chucking. Flant singled Ln the first and Edwards In the sixth for Vikings' lone hl to. Hairing*' Gordon Johneoek Peter* 83, 4; Walldorff 65. 0, finished second In the Cham­ pionship 300-Mlle race at the At­ . Art Freddnnburg led off lor lanta International Raceway Hastings Mfg. and drew a walk Bunday. Second place wm worth 88500. according to the new* re­ mile high-banked asphalt track. and then moved around without He drove a rear-engine Ford. ports. Mario Andretti, 38. of Trieste, Italy, led all the way totaka first . BUly Ftjater finished second in Weller getting a double. Vern place and the 812.000 top money. wiMturrear-englne Ford but he Bowman scored Ln the fifth after Andretti's victory cam* off wm- penalised three laps for walking. The big fifth produced five top of two ttralght U8AC wins paattng two cars during a cau­ tion ftag. droMAMMdna to third place and. Johneoek 2nd, Sessions 9th At Atlanta 300 thuilMtlc sportsman, holds the 19'v-Inch brown trout he caught Ln little Tamarack Creek Monday With most of us enjoying outdoor activities, we arc more afternoon. June 30. The dandy wtiahed about 2H pounds and than aware that insects have sharpened their stingers and biters hit ^drayler. He's aimoet m long pitting their small size against « giant adversary—man. Ahd it isn’t a fair fight; odds are ------------------------------------------- ■" ■ ■ against the giant. Monday of last blind holes—9-11-14-J6—resulted week Gordie Ironside was stung Sam Session* of NaAvffltf won Michigan State's baseball team Andretti said he was the tlredFor Banner Classified Ada in the eyeball and wm Incapaci­ in a tie between Gordon Iron­ $1860 finishing ninth-in a raar-lha* had only one losing season tated. Bunday Dick Jacoba was side and McAlleater with 17 -wjbich waa run'in 90-degree heat engine Portl. Call WI 8-3481. since 1948. stung on the Up—and momenta strokes. Most 6s went to Frank later he looked like Cassius Clay Wall, with Old Buzz nlnner-up. . . . This Thursday the HCC had clouted him. men's stag is scheduled with golf In the afternoon and a steak perts divide Summer flying pcsta dinner at night. There will be a Into two broad claases — those special evening golf event and that bite and those that sting. the 1965 Buick Open films axe to Typical biters are mosquitoes, be shown.. along with another black files, horse and deer flics movie. "Wiien Michigan WM Young." . . . and hornets ore the stingers. Mrs. Russell <Tn»*a) Belfield There are exceptions. but with most biter*, only the female won the fifth night Iq the Spring feeds on anlmab and man to ob-1 Lake annual Invitational tourna­ tain blood. The males feed on ment held last week. The event plant Juices and nectar from was Monday through Thursday with a two-ball foursome on flowers. Sunday. Sharon Wilder. 23-yeorThere may be some consolation old Grand Rapids high school in knowing that once a honey physical education Instructor, bee sting*, the entire sting ap­ came from behind to win the paratus is tom off and remains 45th playing of the Spring Lake in the wound. Therefore, the Open Golf championship, de­ Insect cannot sting again. Bum­ feating Mis. Jack Scripsema. 2-1. blebees, wasps and hornets do not lose their stingers and can sting more than once, os many of us have discovered to our sor­ row. Another thing, after the sting apparatus of a honey bee Is left in the wound, the barbs tend to work it In deeper! And the first part of the treatment Hamess racing, the nation's is to remove the stinger without squeezing out additional poison leading fair sporting spectacle, This may be accomplished by makes its 1966 debut in the lifting and scraping It out with southern Michigan area with a a knife blade or fingernail, in­ two afternoon meet, July 2 and 4. stead of grasping and pulling it out. Cold application will relieve time for the first race each af­ the pain, and calamine lotion ternoon is 1:30 pm. will relieve itching._____ :_____ Four races are programmed Experts make UUs observation: Mosquitoes, black Hies. bees, Odessa meet, with a minimum of wasps and all their relatives arc eight dashes a session resulting. here to stay. By use of repellents, Horsemen will be spurred on sprays and avoiding their nests, by more than S12.000 In purse I many can share the out-of-doors money that goes on the line ' with them. . . . during the two afternoons of , trolling and pacing com pell- I We never knew that a number Hon. of common plants we take for Feature races of the meet are granted could kill or sicken an the popular Michigan Colt unsuspecting child or adult If Stakes, with each of the four chewed or swallowed, according classes going for a purse of to an Ontario bulletin. The poin­ $2,000. Ln past years these event* settia. popular at Christmas, is have produced some of the full of an acrid burning Juice, closest and fastest racing In the so lethal that a child, who con­ state. sumed one leaf of the plant, According to the United State* might die. The leaf blade of Trotting ^Association figures rhubarb contains oxalic acid more than four million fan* which crystallizes Ln the kidneys, thrilled to fast, closely fought causing severe damage. Foliage harness races at fairs through­ and acorns of oaks affects kid­ out the nation. neys gradually. Symptoms ap­ Following the .Lake Odessa pear only after several days or meet, two more area fairs have weeks. Takes a large amount July racing sessions. Hasting* for poisoning. Children should July 27-29, and Fowlerville, July not be allowed to chew ‘on 27-30. Several other area fairs acorn*. Children have been poi­ also hold race meets In August soned by using pieces of the pithy stem of elderberry for btowguns. Nausea and digestive Top Trapshooters Clyde Coburn carded a 24 Ln thorn apple or J Union weed are the trapshool Saturday at the toxic. Symptoms are abnormal Barry Conservation Club range. thirst, distorted light, di ium. Jim Conley had 23. Harold Mat* incoherence and coma. Has hews 20 and 8-year-oId Clyde proved fatal Coburn. Jr., posted a score of IB. Another shoot will be held Down the Fairway-Gene Me- Saturday. Allester fired a terrific 73 at the Hastings Country Club Sunday, tying 1x1* own amateur record for Wall Lak* Races Twelve boats competed In the the tough 18-hole layout. He shot 38-37. . . . Bud Taylor, the HCC Sunday sailing race* at Wall club manager, had a, "club bo­ Lake, with John and Bob Kefer nanza" with Homer Smith win­ ning the poker hand event and nle and Brian Moore third. 2 Days Harness Racing at the Lake-O Fair NOW there's and Much More Too! Best for Music - Sports & Weather WBCH F- Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �THZ ^HASTINGS Honor HHS Grad As He Leaves River Rouge HASTINGS AREA MIN'S 16-HOLI AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT A retlrsnent banquet honoring AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB grand ballroom at the StatlerHilton Hotel in Detroit last Wed­ nesday evening. June 15. BCAOA4C. (*”(<>, July », «,d S«M«y. July 10. I»«S present. Including teaching as­ sociates. students, friends, and relatives. Some former students came from California and many other places. Weeber was presented with NOTE: ENTRIES MUST HAVE COMPLETED THUR JUNIOR YEAR INSH1CH SCHOOL TO IE ELIGIBLE Dodgers Playboy, ah Miller of Holland. Machelle Whipple of Mason He had been previously hon­ ored In 1959 when a million-dol­ lar gymnasium was built in River Rouge and dedicated the "Wecb- INTRY FES $10 ATTACHED Bon 128. Hastings, Mkh. FRIDAY, JULY 8 (Entry Deadline July 6th) Name Leaders In Country Club Monday League Jack Warner carded a 40 Mon­ day night and took four points from Dick Jacoba to climb In the Blue Division of the Men's golf league at the Hasting* Country Club. John Panfil won four from Gordon Ironside despite the Gordon Cove shot a 43 to win four from Claude Gardner and move* within three points of Ironside's first place score of Weeber. was born in Hastings on Peb. 13. 1901. He attended the Hastings Schools, graduating In Monday's results: Blue Division Panfil 52. 4. Ironside E. Miller 48. 4. McMillan 48. Campbell 58, 4. Bodghton 58. Roberts 44, 4. Boughton 58, baugh 48. 4. Morey 56. 0; Cove 43. 4. Gardner 51. 0; Hubbell 65. 5. Gillespie 60. 0; Blair 45. 2. Sim 54. 2; H. Smith 47. 4. Burr 47. 0; Blair 45. 2. HubbeU 65, 2; Cove 43. 4. Hubbell 65. 0; Norrts 48. 3. Bacon 57, 0. Standings: E. Miller 30. Ro- 30, Sexton 20. Kinney 19. Peuinch 19. Campbell 19. Peterson 17. Hahn 17, Norris 17. McM ll- Stcury 13, B. Miller 13. Rohde Standings: Ironside 35. Cove 12. and Boughton 11. cobs 24. Panfil 20. Gardner 17, Laubaugh 17, Blair 16. Burr 15. Sherwood 13. Wood 13. Hubbell ney. E. Miller vs Feldpausch; B. 13. Hollister 12. Gllhwpie 11. MMler vs. McMillan, Rohde vs. Hamaty 11. Sim 10. and Morey 8. coaching ranks at River Rouge High School where he has served for 41 years an the faculty as athletic director, head of physi­ cal education department and coach of every sport the school has ever known. Weeber married the former Marjorie Todd of Hastings in 1927. The Weebers have two safety and regulations covering I daughters.,Beverly (Mr. Edward free copy of "What Every Boater 'Angellotti) and Nancy (Mrs. Bernard Pacheco) and are the Must Know" from the Conservation Department's Publica­ proud grandparents of six grand­ tion* Room in Lansing. The 32-page booklet, published by parents and four grandsons. Mr*. Weebers sisters, Mrs Charles H. Long of Hastings and available from moat local sheriff's departments. Packed Mrs. Carl Jordan and husband with illustrations, it covers such things ai life-saving of Woodland attended the ban­ devices, wa'or skiing, scuba diving, boating "rules of quet honoring their brother in the road," and artificial respiration. -Michigan Dept, of law at the Statler-Hilton Hotel and the open house at the home Conservation ’ Loyal Kinney shot a 43 to win four from John Boughton. Nash­ ville publisher, as Ernie Miller had a 46 to win four from Frank Thursday. Relatives from Battle McMillan and remain on top of Creek. Lansing and Ecorse were also present the White Division standings baugh vs. Warner,.Cove vs GU1Roberta remained right behind espie; Ironside vs. Morey, Sher­ Pugh 83. 0; Hodges 50. 4. Pugh Newell 22. Snyder 22. Foster 21.1 The following excerpts are winning four from Pau) Peterson. wood va Blair; Hubbell vs. Ham- der 48, 4. Siegel 83, 0; Hodges from a story written by Joe En­ right: Bennett 17. Turkal 18, Keihl 18. "To the latest generation at Rouge High. Weeber Is a living McAllister 8. and Pugh 6. legend. Isn't the beautiful new gymnasium named after him? Sure, and didn't he send a chill nett vs. Bay. Clarke vs. Hodges; up your spine when he caught you wandering around the Siegel; Pugh vs. Rose. Newell va. halls when he asked, 'Where are you supposed to be?' And when jobs were tough to find and you needed money to fin­ Beulad 52. 4. Oagood 68. 0; Ish your college education, who could help you find work—sure Ride m with the rr winner "But left turn the clock back Held 52. 3. Taylor 53. 1 and Tay- Standings: G. Miller 33. Math- Bel field 22. Chenoweth 20. Taylor 18. Montgomery 16. Lawrence 16. 10. W. Cronlngcr 10. Booth 9. Osgood 9. Guenther 7. Goodyear vs. Goodyear. Irwin vs. Mcnt- State Amateur Champ Won HCC 54-Hole Crown Russel) Belfield, manager of the annual Hostings Country Club 54-Hole tournament, Is pre­ paring for the 1966 test and proud of the achievement of Bob Meyer, who won the champion­ ship here in 1964 with a 221 total. DAYTDNA"500" Richard Petty pushes hi* Heml-powered Plymouth Batvsdsre to victory at Daytona, Ha., on Feb., 27,1966. ROCKINGHAM "500” Paul Goldsmith rock* home to win In hl* Hem I-powered Plymouth Betvsdsrs at Rockingham, N.C^ on Mar. 13, 1966. ATLANTA *500** Jim Hurtublsa roars Into victory lane to take first piece with hl* Plymouth Belvedere at Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 27, 1966. DARU NGTON ”400” Petty ...m posses the pack to prove HemLpower in his Plymouth Belvedere at Darlington, 8.C, on Apr. 30, 1966. HCC. edge and Meyer turned in Halting*' Jock Hopkins Meyer won the 55th annual Michigan Amateur Golf Cham­ pionship on the Belvedere course at Charlevoix Sunday. Belfield has announced that the entry fee for the 1986 54Hole tournament will be 820. In­ cluding a fine gift for all golfers. The tournament will be held Aug. 13-14 with a practice round on Friday. July 12. CHARLOTTE”600** In this toughe«t and longest NASCAR stock car race, Marvin Panch (with relief driver Richard Petty) takes hi* Belvedere into first place at Charlotte. N.C., May 22, 1966. Finishing first In nearly every major stock car race this year, Plymouth proves It* durability and reliability I On different tracks and with different drivers. Hsmi-poweretyPlymouth Belvederes show they have what it takes to make Winners.. ..In races as long as 600 grueling miles. TVsr LET US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO BE FIXED sports scene so completely, sweeping to six straight foot­ ball crowns (with 25 straight the opposition’s 20) and five straight basketball titles as Weeber showed his coaching versatility. "While Weeber'* greatest fame came as a coach, he has contributed much to River Rouge, as an educator and civic leader. Weeber's Influence on his former students can be seen with a quick glance at neighboring schools, where for­ mer Rouge boys are carrying on In the coaching and teach­ ing ranks. Many other Weeber coached men have made their mark in private business, in­ dustry and civic service. "Weeber, himself, has been a leader in civic affairs in River Rouge for many years. He is active In numerous service Pilgrim Young People Name New Officers The annual cers of the Young People Merlin Buhl ejection of offi­ Pilgrim Holiness was held Sunday. was elected preal- president. Paula Lancaster is secretary and Betty Curtis will Bliss Employees Buying Bonds tlcipwtlon In the U. 8. Savings Bond drive which ended June 17. With this addition there are .Manager Tom Johnston said 149 employees signed up for See your Plymouth Dealer today... flM and taka a winner for a teat drivel fall through the Plan. Under payroll payroll Savings savings. The drive was conducted at all E W. Bliss Company plants during June. Lacey By Mrt. Orlie VanSyckU CENTRAL serves the entire community effectively throughout the year. An extensive variety of acti­ vities attracts many young­ sters and adults to the numer­ ous site* provided jointly by the City of River Rouge and Board of Education. In coop­ eration with Industry, buslnc.ns. fraternal and civic organiza­ tion*. many outstanding pro­ grams have been accomplished make River Rouge a leader in the recreation field "While Weeber is retiring from school activities, he hopes to remain active in city rec- ham of Bellevue, with "Thun­ der," under 46" mare* and geld­ ing*; Lewis Dewey of Caledonia, with Sir El Jo. A.Q.HA. two and under geldings; D. Emmcnds of Galesburg with Dixie Dee Pen­ der. on walking horse open: Har­ old Grtffeth of Middleville with Rocket, under 46" rocket, pony four wheel hitch single; Evert Irwin of Byron Center, with Af­ ghan. registered Arabian Saddle; T Stockham of Bellevue, with ern Saddle; John Schondelmayer of Middleville with Elzaar. Aramond* of Galesburg with Disie teur. Indians, Astros, Hoggers Lead Kiwanis Loops -■ Wes VanDenburg** Indians re­ main unbeaten tn the Kiwanls- Bttthj Tift league with four victories without consecutive Wcdntsday the Indiana beat Walloped the Tigers. 19-2. Monday the Indians rolled Tiger* slipped by Use Giants. HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS Bear In mind that your boat's stem always swings out when to this, since 1ft different than driving an automobile; the front when you turn. When your out­ Wednesday the Astros bombed board motor, mounted an the the Orioles. 16-9. and 'the Meta Monday the Astros tile stem swings wide. Take tills eult, McKeoegh's Baas. erwise get into difficulties To check the boat handling char- fairly gentle turns before trying ’sura Wednesday the Indians acquainted with the boot. While you're "feeling out Monday the Tigers outlasted Call WI 5-3411. HAVE YOU HEARD THE ONE ABOUT... the traffic jam on 1-75? Plymouth..* great car by Chrysler Corporation Each report, aired as ji public service of your radio atatlon, features a safe driving reminder geared to help you "Bring 'Em Back Alivel" THIS WEEKEND Mrs. Harvey Glllasple entertain- Mrs Cloud for Vocation Every hour during holiday weekends, the "Bring 'Em Back Alive!" Holiday News Service can keep you up-to-date on Michigan's traffic and travel with the broadcasts of statewide Information gathered from Auto Club reporters obser ving the scene by car and airplane. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Gillespie attended the Olllaapie reunion RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9117 fr WI 5-5992 228 N. JeHsras. Ir! GUlaspte of Graham Mrs. Harvey Gillaspic Saturday. July 9 thru 16 DELTON to River Rouge came as direc­ tor of athletics, physical edu­ cation and recreation. In ath­ letics. River Rouge has gained an Impressive reputation In all areas of the program. The physical education program is comparable to the best in this area and provides all students with many opportunities to participate In terms of their general growth and develop- Bay City. Area residents winning honors included: Debra Cummings of OllV'et, with Mltzle. non-registered hal­ ter; Harold Plttslmmqns of Cale­ donia with Gold Berette. reg. Palomino Halter Stallion, and Gold Nugget Koy, AQUA, four ployees participating tn the they wish deducted each pay- P ALACE, groups, including the Kiwanls Club. Rouge Recreation Boat Club. Rouge Recreation Golf Club and the Rouge Days committee. Employees at E. W Bliss Com­ pany's Hastings Division regia- You couldn't buy one of these car* (spacially modified for stock car racing! •v*n if you wanted to. But you can buy a Plymouth designed and built with the engineering excellence that helped make such a record of performance and reliability. Fury, Belvedere, Valiant and Barracuda rlymouffi The grand champinn gelding erry Mac Bee, was shown "by The reserve champion gelding. "Buck" Weeber was no legend —but the best high school football coach in the United States. Weeber coached teams were always fundamentally sound—and tougher than nails. The Panthers broke up the old Twin Valley Conference be- YANK£E"300” Norm Nelson drives his Plymouth Belvedere across the line to win this USAC classic at Indianapoils, May 1, 1966. CAR Y Nugget, shown by the Quarter ated from Eastern Michigan University in 1925. In both high school and college he was a three sport star, and his playing prow- A. Smith and Otto Chrlslcn- aty. Wood vs. Gardner; Jacoba the Green Division, each winning Smlth vs. Sim. four points as Km Rose split White Division with Dick Footer. George Miller Kinney 43, 4. Boughton 58. shutout Gerald Lawrence with his 45 to hike his Red Divirion Campbell 53. 4. Lubiaileckl 48, DEWEY'S lion honors showing Ryno Lee Whipple. "• Rad Gold Nugget was named the grand champion mare, shown Moil to Hastings Country Club < INCLUDES PRACTICE ROUND Diamond MHoum Show Attracts / 309 Top Entries Campbell. Cindy and Douglas LISTEN TO YOUR RADIO Bring’em back alivel �TRIED A-1 USED CARS Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. Save $$ On One of These Pre "4th‘ 4 PHONE 945-3481 FARM IMPLtMLNTS , 1U .won <W«i wilM U Used Farm Machinery CLASSIFIKD AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER WI PHONE ■U> u Omrl role 5-3481 MINIMUM RATI—50c tar Twmtfy Worta. Dr. Sedan RtadmVeu B«1I41*S HMllM*. Micklgsa —IHC. H Tractor. Good shape. —Massey Ferguson 65 DleseL POLIOATI 0M DIMS. Colony Farit. Automatic drive. lW4 Ford Cwetom 1964 Chwvrolet Biscaya* 1964 6*ii< 500 Starter and light*. —1969 Cock-ShuU 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and ,.»3.i5e power steering. 1965 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Brougham Sedan. Fully pow—Massey Fcrugson PTO Baler. tinned. ............ —............ 84AM 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power with factory air —LHC. 9 ft. PTO Combine. —John Deere 25 PTO Combine, dlUon. .83,695 (7 ft.) . 1964 MERCURY BREEZEWAY |*I4 arntui ■ cribwi a* fUlowt. rs?-2* Ttrabte. CARDS OF THANKS & IN MEMORIAMS—2c pw weed. Oo*«v, OBITUARIES—Firtf 180 word* fro* 1963 Feirian* 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY Convertible. 81,995 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 M F250 % Ten i WM De, stglarid* Pickup. —Aills Chalmers Blower with motor. .81388 —Mowers and Conditioners. —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. GOODYEAR BROS. malic drive. Power steering am) brakes. Radio. A one own­ er. Extra low mileage- Special 124 N. Jeff.reon 1964 CMvrotot . Cabin OxaMte. I -*1,195 $325.00 1963 FALCON 'Station Wagon Gravity Boxet 149.00 Wagons . . . 135.00 Dr. Sedan. .. 1/30 A Real "4th of July' Special! 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering, power brakes. ..........31,095 1942 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering. Power brakes. .,...8995 1960 CHEV. CORVAIR 1961 CHEV. CORVAIR 4 Dr............. ...to................-8350 .1965 Corvair 500 2 Dr. Hardtop; Radio,— standard, w/walls. One local owner. W« 1595.00 Now $1295.00 4 Dr. Bland, trans. .. .3595 1963 FORD USED TRUCKS— 1963 CHEV. 1 TON Dual wheels One owner. Very miles.—81,198 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS— —CONVERTIBLE SALE1964 CHEVROLET *135 1959 Dodge Station Wagon. 3125 .8198 IUICK 225 1963 FORD GALAX IE 1962 BUICK 1965 CHEVROLET MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 1964 CHEVROLET 1964 CHEVROLET 1963 OLDS 88 1963 FORD C«l**te SOO Canv.; VI1, auto. tram. 1963 BUICK U*ctr« 4 Or.; pwr. »lrg. & brakes. On* owner. Low m □11 .. .Ill I 1963 BUICK Mectra Cenv.; *w». »t*a & brakn. re«e, auto.. w/weN*. On* owner. Belgium Baler Water Softener* Iron Filters TAKE OFF A RELIABLE CAR 1963 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ... Dynamic 88 4 Dr., beautiful blue finish, power steering and brakes, radio, w/walls, one lo­ cal owner..$1,595 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, sharp black and white tutone, fuU power and many extras. One careful owner$2,650 1963 CORVAIR .. , Monza 2 Dr-4 speed trans­ mission, peww/wall tires, thor­ oughly reconditioned. -.—8895 1963 CHEVROLET HARDTOP . . . Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. V8 engine, automatic transmission, radio, w/walls, brown and beige tutone. ...............................$1A95 . . . Dynamic 88. 4 Dr. Holiday, blue and white tutone with blue vinyl Interior, fully equipped............. 81875 1963 PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Btarehief 4 Dr, radio, w/walla, power steering and brakes, extra clean.----- *1.275 taa Chevrolet hardtop . . . Impela 2 Dr, power steer­ ing and brake*, radio, V-8 en- .flJM 1961 PONTIAC CONV. . .. White. Power steering and .8U856 REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wi 5-247B IQ7 N. Mtchigen Av*. OBDEB FOB FUBUOATIOM— MOTICT or MOBTOAOB Dtfaalt b*vt*c b*«# a»4* la tba mahlloa of * eartala aurtiui a*4< tk* 351b iaj at Mueh. fell. •• eol«4 Ir (JOHDON BTBODTUEC **4 BETTY JXAN HTOODTIICC, m*«ai. Uonovabh ■^.i-euue* pcllita* at F*ra B. Owned Equipment Culligan Water Conditioning FOR SALE 1965 OLDSMOBILE JETSTAR 88 313 N. Boltwood Hasting* Phone 945-5102 FUBUCATION ORDER 9,100 MIIm Twine 2-Door Hardtop, White ..*795 . Sedan. NotaCome-On FARM SUPPLIES 1963 CHEVROLET BELAIR Wagon. 0 passenger.*965 INI PONTIAC 8TAHCH1EF 4 Dr-------------------------------- 8795 945-2421 ART XBADK Baluman LEGALS HmU*£^ Mlchll** FtmUOATIOX OBDBB MOT ICT: Rental or Homo 1954 F 100 M Mckup BN. Mich. Fh. B*I, MKhlsan- NCIICES WI 5-5052 6/80 1963 FORD GALAXIE 866 LARKE BUICK ■on«*««. U^athar vlA laterMI Utev DISPLAY CLASSIFIED Power Broket, Steering, R-H, Whitewalla Heating - Plumbing —MUFFLERS —TARPAULINS —SEAT CUSHIONS —Hydraulic HOSE FITTINGS —Hydraulic CYLINDERS —MOWER GUARDS Service Ph. 945-3236 i’hillp H. Miuh.n. Jadf* at Wa- New • Remodel • Repair WELTON'S 305 S. Church Classified Paragraphs! WI 5-5352 iPRAYER SUPPLIES Tractor*. Balers, Chopper* $2285 tf Farmers PRACTICALNURSE NURSEWANTED RPORT HOMEFOR FORSALE BALEonontwo twoextraextra- PRACTICAL SPORTRIFLE RIFLE——30-08 >0-06custom customHOME lafie lots. Garage with base­ rifle made by McCord's of va|id. Food and present living ment. Bath with shower , Ionia. Will shoot a 2“ group at accommodations furnished. Ex­ 100 yds. with **»'• M*11*” ac­ cellent compensatldn for a per­ 1958 FORD—2 dr. 2 tone green. Price* Reduced on tion, Yeager barrel and trigger, son of understanding and re­ Real good condition: tire* like PRICED TO SELL. Phone: Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable All Used Machinery! finement. Call Hastings WI 8­ new. Phone: 653-2391. 7/7 1-366-6283, Irons. Michigan, tf scope, peepsight tn mount, full 5381. tf monte carlo hand nibbed stock. 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-door in good quality? Bling with quick detach.swivels “EVERYTHING condition with 1956 Plymouth ROUTE OPEN, FOR MAN OR Fairly-new kitchen and bath. PLUS, complete handloading . cpgine bolted In but not com­ WOMAN — Full or part time, FOR THE FARM' Birch cupboards. New carpet­ yield? equip, for above. Echo press, pletely hooked up. All part* in­ servicing customers in City of ing in living-room. Will sell 30-06 dies and case*, bullets, cluded. Make offer. Also De­ Hastings. Weekly earning furniture with house. Phone powder*, primer* and loaded of plant*? troit Jewel bottled gas range 88750 and up possible. Write shells, etc. Rifle value, 8300.00 145 and small Montgomery Watkins Products, Inc., D-03, 7/38 — loading equipment 870.00. Ward refrigerator 820. Phone resistance to winter kill? Winona, Minn. 8/30 Will *eU complete for only WI 5-9755. 6/30 FARM SUPPLY IN NASHVILLE — 3 bedroom If you do—USE FARM home with a nice large Lot, gas -37 So. 945-3150 1968 FORD — Good motor and heat, bathroom and small BUREAU'S 0 20-20 BULK tires, body terrible. Also 410 basement. Must sell to settle 7H ACRES OF ALFALFA HAY estate. Only 83800 Ernest Hoff­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT—We will spread or rent —3 miles West of Bristol Corman Realty. 92 James BL, HELP WAULED seen at 1551 N. Michigan.Make you a spreader. Battle Creek, Ph. WO 4-1678. Appllanc** before you buy I an offer. 6/30 6/30 They SeU—They Install—They SET OF WEDDING AND EN­ MAN OR WOMAN GAGEMENT RINGS — White feed dollar* through careful 1963 MUSTANG—6 cyl, white 6-ROOM HOUSE in Village of gold. Size 6>». Cost 8250 00, with black and white interior. Woodland. Phone 367-3583 . 7/7 For profitable Rawleigh will sell for 8100.00. 228 N. 17,000 miles. 81,75000. Phone । STALK SHREDDERS FOR Church St. 6/80 HOME FOR SALE — 4<h ward 374-8206. 6/30 business in North Barry near Central School. Ranch FertlUser. tf County or Hastings. Ex­ 2 FORD BUSES—One 1954 Ford 2 REOJSTERED ANGUS BULLS style, carpeted living room. 3 FOR DELTAILS CALL . . — 14-months-old. Bardoiler bus No. & One 1055 Ford bus bedrooms and sewtng room, IS perience unnecessary. Strain. Floyd Eckert farm near bath, birch kitchen with built- frNetUM No. 7. Sealed blds must be de­ Real opportunity. Freeport. Call: Lawrence Gar­ livered to Delton Kellogg in dishwasher, disposal and School Superintendents office rison, Freeport 765-3768 eve­ electric range, family room Write: nings. 7/14 with comer fireplace, hard­ WHY NOT LET US MAKE you on or before July 11, 1966. 7/7 a rubber stamp with your new wood floors throughout Car­ Rawleigh ZIP Cod* number. Three-llne SEA KINO OUTBOARD MO­ port with 13 x 13 storeroom, stamp with your name, adir Business Service* TOR — 6 h.p. Used only few fenced backyard. For appofntDept. MC F 651 119 times. Phone WI 5-5620 after men t call 04 53730. 6/30 Freeport, III. M-37 South WI 5-2223 8338. Thia Include*, postage MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL 4-BEDROOM HOUSE at 425 W. and make money doing it Full 7/7 Laity* Shoppe, Delton. Ulc1^ or part time opportunity. For REESE 1000 lb. tongue weight rage, hot water, oU-flred heat. axle hitch for travel trailer, ambitious woman to assist me 8110 per month on i year lease. Including electric brake conMake -$30/or More FREE ARTHRITIS­ In my beauty counsellor teach­ Call: J. R. Thompson. Elkhart, CARPET CLEANING IS EABY trots. 880. Call 945-3884 after ing service. For appointment RHEUMATISM SAMPLE Ind. . 6 30 with Host New Electric Upcall 945-5944 or 945-9155.’ tf Per Day Brush. No wet carpet* or handTest Bpeclfex for minor 1967 CALENDARS —Wide vari- 20 GALLONS Scars Roebuck Red FOR BAIK BY OWNER—2-bed­ room all modem home on Bam Paint. Also. GE Refrig­ on local Food Route. Man rheumatic-arthritic pain. for only 8695. Hastings Floor Campground Road, border* Free sample write erator. medium size. Frances Covering, 123 W. state, Has­ or woman, port or full time. creek, aluminum siding and McLeod. Ri Vermontville. Ph. pay after Sept. 1. Also book tings. Phon* WI 6-5116. tf Also opening for supervisor. AUDELL. INC. window*. Fuel oil furnace. Ph. 367-2551. 8/30 matches. Call: Battle Creek. 8/30 IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY 1143 Barton 8L. WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. Write tf FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR GUERNBEY LAKE—40 acre* va­ Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507 FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM —Use Rezall's fast permanent SERVICE I No charge for over­ cant land—about 80% tillable. W. KRUSE Regular 83.00—Now *1.00. No ELECTRIC Raxor* repaired— time print*. ' tf Good investment! Terms avail­ pre-shampoo — No after odor. Special —Your razor cleaned, able. 84.000. Call Now I Ty Car­ Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. Box 62 Freeport, III. lubricated and sharpened, only ter A- Co.. Realtors, Kalamerno ENTER PURINA'S BIG HORSE tf CHOW SWEEPSTAKES I—The (Phone 343-8138). 8/30 guaranteed. Lapo Drag. 144 makers of Purina'* Horse Chow BUte St, Heatings Checker, Omoiene and Big Tin SERVICE — Mercury outboard ★ Help Wanted are giving away two registered Women & Students WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED motors. New and used boat*. thorough - breds raised at our Ove’r Stan's Wallpaper Plot* Boats. Trailers and ac­ own Horse Research Center, Hove fun and make money cessories. M-66 In Naahvme. & Paint Store ready to train or breed. Hun­ Radiator Shop. 118 N. J«fl*rOL 3-3851 or OL 3-8074. tf too, this summer. Set your dred* of other prizeaAcrvrmen OPEN FRIDAYS will like. Nothing uMtt,-. ao 9 A.M. to 530 P.M. own hours — part or full don't delay. Pick up y^^en­ EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' try blank at Hasting* liking time. Write to and men's clothing- Phone WI Complete change of ladles' and Fann Supply and Wter 5-6714, 5604 Gun Lake Rd. Today l lEo Vivione Woodard Cosmetics BLOUSES-•Short A Sleeveless Tailor Shop. tf 200 ACRE FARM—Can be used for general farming. Fenced Ladies' 8KIRT8-15c each Rt. I. Box 71 well. Building* In good condi­ r*4*r*l «l«ll right tai* •ie«pilo»«. Ei Lol* of Ladles' tion. Call 623-3719 (Bolton), tf •taploym coT«r«4 by Bellevue, Mich. SUMMER DRESSES I i*4U*l* la tkalr *4< ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSFURNISHED 4-RO<M APART­ TROUSERS PG. 171, Hastings Telephon* MENT. one 4-room cottage, for men and boys WI 6-2896. Meetings every furnished or unfurnished. Lake Hastings. 41J SWIM SUITS and SHORTS Mohday, 8 pm tl privileges. AU utffiUM ftir6/30 8833. NOIICE nlahed. Phone 623-2034. tf for all the family MAN to assume responsible posi­ tion tn store. V. 8s B. Hard­ ★ Work Wanted ware, Hastings. tf SMILtY POST-BUILDINGS built-inkitchen. Large comer GIRL WANTED in ready-to- MOSQUITO SPRAYING—Phone wear. FuU time. Apply Ih perlot in excellent neighborhood REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast WI 5-5159 or OL 3-3470. 6/30 K>n. Formal** store. 7/7 with GoBese tablet* Only 98c. GIRL WITH 4 YEARS OFFICE Jacob's Pharmacy, IN E. State. MATURE WOMAN to work in EXPERIENCE desires posi­ 6.'30 local busine** office on.Thur*VERY NICE 3-BEDROOM tion. Phone 945-2965. 6/M day afternoon* and all day For picnic*, RANCH HOUSE in Baltic Saturday. This is year round NO NEED TO HANG ON TO Creek. Now rented. Will sell or Call SMILEY BUILDINGS work. Write: Hasting* Banner. trade for Hastings property. UNUSED ARTICLES when a Box No. 1017. tf Plume 948-3116. 6/30 Banner Want Ad reader is Hastings, Mich. FOR BALE-50 tons first and s*cond culling hay, alfalfa and them. Bell thing* you no long616*945-9103 Acre. R-t Home. WI 5-5862 brome. Call Hickory Corners Of WI 5-3768. V7 671-4316. U 9166. Finished With Your First Hoy Cutting? FRANCISCO FARM BUREAU SERVICES GOOD AS NEW STORE 11 ■ �Cord of Thanks Freeport LEGALS Special Event! ahop la offering Saturday morn- Hartoy Hayman. Hkroid Hayman Clara Hayman W children. Members are invited to acupliure sessions Thuraday night*. We wish to thank all of our family of Leon Kreba. A special thanks to Her. Harley Townsend for hto kind words of sympathy. JacfcaonvUle, Fl*.. were Tuesday, 18 hole 5-lron and putter tour­ nament. Bunday. July 17, at ths River Bend Golf Chib. JmrlUflx dlanaaltad. dl raoux aakkla, or parta of win i,.-t a. Hint b Hartings. Thuraday they ly attended the open bouse at Floyd Dukes and Arnold. Mr. Mra. Karyl Livingston and boys children of Hastings, Mr. and of Pinhook. FD1UMTWI OBDBB. etgMjfe •ae’lfi Leo G oaper spent from Friday, June 18 till Clayton Reigler, Mr. and Mra. David Reigler and baby enjoyed Dutcher are spending several dinner in Grand Rapids Sunday, day* with their cousin, Mark Sheehan at Caledonia. * David Day and Arnold's birthday. . Blough of MBU la spending the Stevensville were Thuraday, June oao of KTh dtoiuatlod and children granddaughtcnj of Logan Bunday, June 10 virttors i am. Haalinza. Michiana, a ba held al vbirb all creditors CARD OF THANKS ropr on Mary Oola. Admlnlatntriz. B.P.t>. No. 2. Middled Ila. Mkhtoan. their families of Glenn B. Monl- to the many friends, neighbors, ’ churches, and organisations for vansen in Grand Rapids, Friday Bunday, June 10 dinner guests of night. June 17. aympathy. Alao for the beautiful floral offerings ond Heart Fund contribuUona sent during our re- boys and Miss Barbara Barling Monday, June 13 supper guests death of our beloved husband, father, and brother. Violet Monica John and Robert Acker urday, -June 18 visitors of Mr. Freeport. * Bruce Rendon and of Alto. * Mr. and Mrs. Ruebcn Bill Knight were Friday. June OBDBB TOB rtlUCAHOI. Middleville Saturday night. June 18 to celebrate her birthday. * Ma. Mina Wieland. They came and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johneoek Mr. and Mra. George Juppatrom entertained with a birthday «up- si -jrsji Tha applies and family the Ucnnonltc,. Church Batur- Mrs. Bill Blough and children Geiger and Nancy Buwalda of Sunday, June 10 were Sunday. June 19 dinner Hastings, Mr. and Mr*. Ron Mary Jean of Kernersville, N.C, l Mina Wieland. were Thursday overnight and narata of all panoat intarrolad ia tat oparaUn and ovaaroklp ol ska Jank LEGALS and family of Bellevue and Mr. Mra. Donald Brown Mr. and Mra. Robert Wingtier Russell Price. lie waa a Thuraday. of North Lowell Sunday, June Ralph Sage of Hastings were Grand Rapids visitors Tuesday. lameke in Grand Rapids. Mra Llzzlo Blough attended Mra. Dean Stuart and Debby Mr- and Mra. George Pounce the gathering at the Floyd and Mrs. Donald Cullen attendThompson home Sunday, Juno Ungs Central Auditorium last huhn of Bentley and attended rle Blough wen: Mr. and Mns. Tueoday evening. June 1< Lindthe Pounce reunion. * Floyd Thompson. Mr. and Mra. Mra. Vivian VLcrk and Joannie Howard Schedule, Mr. and Mrs. acrobatic number. * Mr. and Leighton Yoder and Wesley’ Blough. Jr. * Mra. Mina Wie­ Thursday overnight guest* of aisd Mra. Keith Buehler and land and Mrs. 14trie Bough ac­ family. Mr. and Mrs MUtou companied Mr. Wesley Blough Donald King at Rockford, en aietder and family and Mr. and MTs. Robert Humphrey and fam­ Thompson at the Mcnnonltc ily were Sunday, June IB lunch Church in Bownc, Sunday. June Mrs. Robert King and family st Ma. Bill Klemp. Sunday dinner tertolned with a paint party bert Moore and family. Mr. and three children of Detroit, Mr. Kauffman were Mr. and Mra. Jean V&nAmond and clilldren and Mrs. Royal Good of Dalton Robert Asplrudl, Mra. Robert Harold McMcllon and family of Anti Arbor, Mr. and Mra. Wm. King of Lowell. Mra. Richard of Augusta. The occasion was in Kauffman and son Bill, of SherSlhoebridge and Mra. Alden Grin­ Kidder and sons of Caledonia nell. * Mra. Gary Kidder and and family of West were supper guests * Mr. and Paso. Texas, after spending three Mrs. Tim Kidder and Mr. and Clarksville was a Thuraday vtsl- Mra. Gerald Durtace attended tlves In Michigan. * Ralph Moore, local, and daughter. Mrs. Linda Thaler returned to Grand Rapids Saturday. June 18. Brurv<ki Hospital In Kalamazoo donla. were Friday dinner guests Joyed a family potluck dinner Ralph Moore vlalted Mra. Gary Urhoon the ladles visited Mra. Kidder in Caledonia Friday, BUI Martin In Hastings. tings, Sunday, June IB. * Mr. NOTICE. TO CONTBuLCTOBS and Mra. Elwood Yoder and Sratbd to family were Sunday, June IB NOTICE day. June IB dinner and lunch i. Any prrioa, Sra h. .hall TioUu at JB88B HAUO&T. Dtl.nd.al Hurt! 7a‘J MOTION St Upon recal □wa.hlp mandrd la lha eomplalnt fllad In ihla Oaert. Aroklo D. MrDcmald. Clrtoll Jadfa Da tad: Jana 10. 10SO Oorlrlfkt and Baddy Altornaya for PlalatlB Handnabotl Bnlldlnz HaaUaga, Mlahlyan T/7 TUBUOATION OBDEB. publication obdbb. sat eomplata, .Investigation cant, out She ‘di. oa whkh aama a oa ikad' rntalaa Imbura In >nc Philip I?.’ iltch.’l "piobata Jades. " Alta. T • aarina be held >r aeld Company, Admlnlalretoc, C.T.A. al QnaS Jtapldi? Micklian prior lo Earl McKIbbln. ffuporrbar Bayaoad Bounia. Clark S/SO PUBLICAfTOX OBDBB. 8lBl« at Mleklaaa. Pi Jnnk .kill k.ut. of Lib Ivan Olmstead at Clarksville. * OBDBB or PUBLICATION—aialma ■ en. ■ Rearing n.i >t Dorothy Puller I all , lailona and hearlnyg held Publltilloa and •vrvic visited Don Walton in St. Mary s Hospital in Grand Rapld-s, Sun­ day. June 19. Pinna gravel. SpacMeaiton ' Carlton Kellogg at Lakeview and ton Kuhn of Stanwood from Thuraday till Sunday, June IB. * Mr. and Mra. Harry Grinnell of Itkh.rd J. Hod.on Appcali on Wednesday. July 6, 1966 at 8 p. the County Zoning Office. City Hall, Hastings, Michigan. This Is to consider on appeal by Russell niareas or Harry Veaaly. June 13 with hi* brother, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell, Mrs. Alden Grinnell and girls were ttUo eqllerw f Ben Christie, Hubert Blough, PUBLICATION OBDBB. rUBLIOATlON OBDBB. . Probata Cron Moo’ Dykstra and lying betwean Twin Shores Drive and the arms of a certain channel in said NWW,. Sac. 5 TIN, R10W. WILLIAM ULDRIKS. "We're As Near Al Your Talephone" WI SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE ^^EitaKi of Mildred Oklrr. Docvasod. Clip This Guide . PkUlp H. Mitchell. Jud. 15th, loss Keep It in a H andy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair PUBLICATION OBDBB. DavlS A. Pitanan PUBLICATION OBDBB. PUBLICATION OBDBB. ba hats m Ponld. Adm WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workmanship. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E State COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ St. Phone WI 5-5316, ICE— First c1«U work. Call WI 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv- ■ hip Hall ^at lU.a C. H* MB X ektah all < raolrod Cradltoro wtiar UaaUnge, Michigan Business Directory 2?. etod: Jaa# •, IMS Philip H. Mltch.ll, -esBji-a- CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM Phone WI 5-2123. 2223. AND CARPET REPAIR —H*«tings Floor Covering, 123 W. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repairs and sharpening. Saw Stats. WI 5-5118. parts and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND ICE —24 hour Service (black Supply, M37 So. WI 5-3150. Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also all kinds of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Engraving. Miller Jewelers. 118 CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE W. State St. Ice. 218 N. Jefhnon. Phone WI 5-5176. GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Beverwyk’s Color Center, 221 AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ appliance*. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treeTER— Raw wood or finished Headanhoti Build lac VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- MIMORIAL MONUMfNH OF DISTINCTION Concrete Products CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXGET YOUR READY-MIX from the PUBLICATION OBDBB. PUBLICATION OBDBB- LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field. Pumping <$24.00 for 1st 1,000 S*l»-1 - Cail 945-5482. KEYS DUPLICATED wait. Ben Franklin at Jefferson. SHfRWOOD-STACK In our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan- TROPHY CENTER—Plus special5-5052. Electric, 222 S. JeHerton. Phone 945-5316, Agancy for Business Services Offered LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel MftaeWIWt s eerve a copy oa Phi AUTO BONN PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. All Forms of ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and wpplie*. Kelley Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to bo WUBBBAK Electric TVS. RADIOS & RECORD KAY ERS REPAIRED-Central Waitings. Iniuranca and Bands JERRY ANDRUS SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO SERVICE —315 S. Haneverl 945-3862. Free service for This Weekly Service and Repair 4 �>: V.M Middleville Fire HwlenfeaVkHty By Mr* Bkhar4 CM Dept. Wins at ■sei btaxHM’H To celebrate th* birthdays of Ted and Margaret O'Laughlin, Nashville Fete the Ron O'Laughlin family and in siftin’ Middleville limn Qiastlisfisii *11 BllStlSII Rodney Kenyon. Mm Paul New- singtoo. Forrnsr Poster at Carlton Contor be the gueot speaker at the uMhodlst Church of Carlton * . . ..__ vsi noa- Karen McKeough joined them friends are oordlaHy Invited to Q. I am going to move. What resolved regarding your ..lould I do to make sure my Fred Schonkel. Mra. Hu Sctiad. next social security check U not delayed? care of before you actually reBender and Mrs. G laden Lewis. A. Notify your social security Helpers Included: Mrs Olga John B. Robbe of wayland and your benefit!. Hoiben. Mra. Gary Hill, Kathy Monday at a luncheon. • Beverly when >w originally applied for with the Social Security Ad­ Bender, itaughter of Mr. and Mrs. benefit*. If you don't have It, ministration, |s publishing a <rU>on. Stephanie Howell, Mike OMU Wednesday and Monday Bremer. Linda Woibrtnk, Judy elude your nuclei security claim on social security subjects. If Steiner, Susie Kermeun and An­ number, full name and your new you have a question, the Social drea Mulford Co. ta Grand Rapids. addreaa Fur your protection, an Security Administration win ba address change can only be made by your written request We sug­ security district office located at gest that you notify the punt 50 Ransom Av*.. NB, Grand their daughter and family. Mra. office of your new address. Rapids. Michigan U open dally Bud Yoon* tna vexing « of Ypsilanti. rpsuanu. for iot me the Q. I am seif-employed and Monday through Friday from —< g0-—Traffic Tickets have paid seif-employment tax open each Monday evening from Mrs. Will Harper stay- their VanHouten. Mra Harold Hastings ot Commerce, opened Thura» degree num Princeton Theologi­ cal Saninary. * Sunday, June S West and family were Wendell BEFORE Sinclair. YOU PAINT suspended over Mrs. Harold Johnston. The af- Strawberry Lake. Bunday they ball In the opponent's territory. received a c*ll from the Mrrle ford Iris Gardens. Hendershot* who are vacation­ ing in Jefferson City, Ma * Mi­ eliminated. chelle Plaunt. daughter of Mr. ployed by th* State Highway and Mra. Lorry Flaunt, injured Deportment as a Tourist Infor- Ywr Kssm BE SUM TO SEE ARMSTRONG IBf LIHK EintlOl FINISH ... ike MODUN HOUSt PAINT! Simon Tarotan and family re­ Flaunts spent Saturday evening turned recently from a visit with in Battle Creek and on Bunday his mother and family at Phila­ NashvUle. as well as the two enjoyed swimming at Middle Laks and a picnic al Chariton delphia. Pa, and her mother top teams. dal security benefits started. I questions and request* to that office which will reply directly and family of Lexington, Va. Win b* with th* Stanley FlnkCullum. rtskt at way. *- lisnom Si; beiner family. « Mra. William riot* You will definitely be asked to you. For telephone requests wlla* HoUry, St. tutor* to Map la call 4M-3241. Pat Underhill spent two weeks recently with days Last week In Butterworth copy of your Hospital where he had surgery neaday from Utrtr trip to Nlagon his arm. He expects to wear showing yourself employment In­ his cast for a couple weeks * come. Depending on your family The Dick Clarks were Sunday situation. other records, such a* pony prilling canteat and in the supper guests of his folks, the By Frances /ohnslon birth certificates tar your chllevening a stage show featuring Clayton Clarks, of lake Odessa Donaid Hummel. * On Monday Mr. and Mrs. bookstore selling religious I Ckarck Burnt. Danny Daniels, Ray ScheeU and Matv Swart and Susie of Grand be MN te SM ASMSTBOMO ahould check with your nearest family of Cpral wore Bunday. Lori of Orleans were Bunday. Rapid* were guests at the Clarks Chicago thia week al the "School I USE BANNER WANT ADS! social security office to find out June IB visitors of Mr. and Mra. repeated Saturday afternoon and ★ Mr and Mr* Lew McIntyre of Ells Johmton. * Gerald Tischer Just what records you will need. evening. Mra John Caylor. Augusta and Mr ind Mrs Uenas Colvin of Carlton Center were Hastings Paint have no thought of retiring Fwguson - Droate-Ferguson Hos­ the FFA tractor pulling contest. Bunday dinner guests of Warren since my bustnra* self-employ­ pital In Grand Rapid* * Mrs. A free ox roast provided plenty and Georgia Brogan. * Wednes­ and Wallpaper ment income plus my Investment day Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Oolvln 107 I. Stat* St. income amounts to about »t,500 and Mra. Dorothy Hunt of MllSaturday at 1 pun. Attraction* and Doria were dinner gueeLs of By Mn. Uo Fr»y a year. I know tills la sufficient Saturday evening included a the Warren Brogans. Mion* WI 5-2981 »♦, Bm CmA Ill-Mil square dance and a display of JOIN THE MANY FAMILIES but is there anything payable Rlchard Strong Wednesday, June -Am^JLRMBTMNGfrom social security before I Call WI 5-3481. WHO USE Saturday, June 18 guewt* of and Mrs. Sterling French callA. There la a poeaibiUty that Mr and Mra. Melvin Brooke and in BalUe Creek Buffering from some social security benefit* Micky after the wedding of their a alight heart attack. * Mra Local Finance's Vacation Cash Plan could lx, paid to you and your daughter, Teri Ann. to Royal Maxine Phillips plana to return of Bellevue. Mra. Kate Haywood and Mra. Maxine Phillipa tn depending solely on the amount bert Heaven and family of Wyv- munMy Hospital Community Hospital and Mra. Here's All You Do of the net earnings from your Lula Edmond* of Dowling, Sunbusiness. The investment In­ Julie. Mr. and Mra. William Leonard and Jimmy from near come docs not disqualify you Figure Hie Cash You Need for Vacation from social security benefit* In Warner. Mra. Ray Trtimpowtr of Bellevue in a trip to Houghton teacher training session held al Lak* for a week. A Lost Bunday Add ALL The Bills You Now Owe the Battle Creek Franklin Sc 1 wo I way to find out If some benefits Monday. If you .aro proud of your furnishing* can be paid Is to'get in touch • Stop In or Coll Locol Finance and baby from Hastings, Mr. and with your local social security Mrs. Eugene Nusbaum U attend­ office and establish your ac­ Vent Hall of Muskegon, _Mr. and ing a Bummer Workshop held at and want to protect your investment, Merle Ftorisr and family and count. Q. I am 63 and still working all from near Delton, were guests rolled In th* Creative Writing full time. Is there any advantage Workshop. * Mra. Phyllis Miller hovo them cleaned the safest and most In applying for my social aecur- Richard Boyd and family of Au* and three daughters stopped at Plainwell. * The Woman’s 8oItj^eneflLs now? Whotever Your Money Needs bun and family of Pleasant effective way possible. vary profitable smorgasbord Sal­ to flic an application for bene- Lake, Ind. oompanted Rev. Thelma Miller New Arrivals: LARGE or SMALL June 11, a boy, 6 lb, 10 oca, Scott Alan to Mr and Mr*. Jim mother, Mra. Eugene Nuabaum Western Michigan Uni veratty for any month In * You'll Like the Prompt, Courteous Service attended a family dinner at the Olinske fanner Marilyn Courtatantlal services in self-employ­ nay) of Angola, Ind. * June 11. gene Nuabaum will atari her ment, you could qualify far a Bummer school teaching petition check for that month. 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Debbte Bleisnumbers were performod by Mrs. Artencs Topper and ToOTsntKuig. Robin Hardy. Lynn Hick­ man. Denise Micheals. Kathy Armlntrout, Judy Daniel*, Peggy Montague, Susanne Boysen, San- and Trudy HMoeroth. Two Hastings musician* ai group which emplaned Springs, Tuaaday through thia standing talent as evidenced in Airport at Detroit for an Euro- Thuraday. feasional grade of Roykl Ballet. grading on her previous exams tag. credit to Mro. Russel's teaching. qulred by statute to Investigate Other number* performed by divorce cases where the parents Ute troupe were a colorful and They arrived Friday. June 34. have minor children, make rhythmic "Ehnlca" 'folk dance), In Edinburgh. Scotland, for their a number from Wert Side Story Court in » custody and support. and Symphonic Variation*. an­ Garden* FewUral Friday night. other classical ballet prwenla- lame* Francisco. 723 R2 Hastings. Subject* ' to be discussed at by the audience. The troupe consisted of Laurie Baslll, Bev­ erly Batea, Donna Brode, Janice Following concerts tn Scotland and England, the choral section vlcc on Warrants and Attach­ win present a concert in Rotter­ ment*" and "Children* Chardam on July 18, and both secPrincipal spcakcn at the con­ tlon*, choral and wind Instru­ ment band, will salute Mechelen. vention are Doctor Ira Altshu­ ler, Psychiatrist from South­ Michigan an July 18. ' field Michigan; Mr. Donald AnIn Germany, the group will eluding Tubingen, sister city of inlle Court* of Michigan. Inc, Ann Arbor, A concert wifi be ’ *rxd Dwin Smith, sheriff of Ea­ rl ren July 25 in Lake Con- ton County and President elect stance. Switzerland. and the'of Sheriffs Association for <h__________________ group — will emplane 'jUly 38 for the-eBUle of Michigan. home .Tnlv n Judge Barnett la on the pro- Fleet Reierve Meet The Southwestern Michigan Branch No. 334. Fleet Reserve Association located In Kalamaxoo will host the first of an an­ nual Michigan State Branch Caucus of the Fleet Reserve As­ sociation at the Harris Motor Inn. Friday and Saturday. July IMMUNIZATION ANO YOU Art Steehy to Attend Kiwanis 51st Convention Arthur Steeby and family, rep­ resenting the Kiwanls Club of Hastings, will attend the Slst annual convention of Kiwanls International in-Portland, Ore, July 1-8. ■ ' • Kiwanls half ee coetrsdiai i xwcdk Assna Bet Wso comMer the fad to protect the hestlh ol ow convnurity. Yoe tn tiimiMtini ■anx’* Fifteen to sixteen thousand people. Klwanlans end their families, will attend. They will represent more than 375,000 Kl­ wanlans in 5,400 dubs In the United States. Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean. Western Europe, and the Par East. Convention sggrions will be held in Portiwr- New Memorial Coliseum. Doi Mm PerfettJ Midget Transistor immuflfrslion? i Hearing Aid Jacobs Praicrlption . Pharmacy Fh... WI i-14« lands Gotuale*. Janet Herron. Trudy Hltxeroth. Carat Jackson. Anita Langford. Michelle Neal, The Hastings Banni Hastings Native Editor, of Book A graduate of Bethel CoU«t. 10 Enjoy WIIcok School Reunion Baptists Have Guest Pastor dinner al Mre. Robert Miller. An .arcrobatlc group that has worked together seven months accomplL-hed a nice Job with a colorful hoop routine. The group Included Ann Payiva, Karen Sherk, Linda Tobias. Klmmte Finnic and Nancy Anderson. Bonita Hinton showed her act done by Sharon Montague winning talents with a "Pink, ballet the numbers. A superb Job as master < ’ audience. Special lighting effects helght- State talent and beauty contest Ron Minlch. a former studer enter National competition. She delightful "Butterfly*." Kathy of MIsb Arlene and Jimmy Wai life they are Lucille Wlboo, Mir- Is a student of Miss Arlene. Finnic-, Linda Tobias, Beverly Alana Gragg looked especially Benedict and Debbie Carpenter. "Craclcerjacks." He 1 Elghl-yesr - old Karen Baum's । acrobatic tap numbers showed a many talent shows' and sparkling display of talent. This number placed 3rd In a talent the Springtime." | show In Grand Rapids a fw EXFIRT TIRE Mias Cindy Cutches* presented movies of "Bye-Bye Birdie” an SIRVICE a sweet Image a* "Alioe Blue "Wat Side Story" and ho* done cd with the "Donald O'Conno ■plctlng Raggedy Ann and Andy Another group of ballet stu­ dent* formed only recently did lion for Jo-Ellyn's flrat recite a pleasant "Ballet Walts.” The gtrU were CsclUa Curtis, Meiodee Tire Shop Scaup. Jarte Randall. Gall Car­ penter. Llaa William*, Alan* U. S. ROYAL Oragg. An attractive trio of tappets Cindy Deline.. Buy» on was Sheila and Ellen Murphy and Donna Preston a* they Teri Wagner. E U»*d Tira« danced "Makln'uWhoopee.'' Nancy Bablaln. Meeated FitIII the Hastings Baptist Church on Bunday. Collage. recent being at Allegan. The Rene Qanguillet f Make Home Here and family, after living in vart- blnway. try from Maine to California. Montreal to Mexico, decided to establish their residence in Cart* 40 Uful country and the warm and friendly folk*. They purchased RIAL ESTATE been remodeling It and land­ scaping. Mrs Clara Hammond was In Lansing to attend the gradua- INSURANCE Cheryl Hammond, from the Lan- ; sing High School on Friday eve- ! nlng. June 17. Bernard Ham-: mond visited his mother. Mrs.) Clara Hammond, on Sunday. MOSQUITOS? use bud." a charming Utile dance ISOTOX Th* AU Purpose Spray Safe on Shrub, and Flower, BARR gram Julie Johnson showed her of charming little fine style in a solo baton twirl. Julio won a 3rd place medal Ln •Mickey Mouse's Birthday I Party.”. This group inclddsd Ranrtn PWw. UTK1>» appealing bajte* number done by primary students Laurie Sherk, Tracy Lawton. Kryrtyna Lesxcxyrukl. This number will be presented In Windsor. Canada June 30. The ’Tappereltesi" showed a aid. even whispers are crystal clear. If Interested It I* suggested you creditable performance In a toe write HEARING. S3 E Mi Bl. number "OaqueUe" an impromptu tap challenge be- Debbie Fredenburg, Laurie Jo* Mjcrs, Bandy Pleuna Jo-Ellyn'* extensive baton teaching w well documented throughout the show a* 76 girls twirled Ln single*, doubles or groups. Baton student* Included Gall Gabos, Vicky Edwards, Don­ na Armlntrout, Stiaron Fanner, Kim KooUnan. Dawn Ballard, Brenda Carroll. Debra WlenOna, Kajcnn Baragar, Nancy 8tn«i, Karen Griffin. Krista Spurbeck. Julio Crowe. Laurie Montague. Sandy Die*, Kathy Rose. Jane Randall. Krystyna Leszczyn&ki. Dawn Bishop, Holly Gunnett, Lynn Bnyien. Debbie Welch, Oeanle Wlerenga. Susan Kenyon. Cindy Fumey. Michelle Carl, Alice Brayton. De Ann Knauf. Tumi Petit. Cheryl Hoore, Vicki Ford. Mary Betti Chalkcr, Karen Ashley. Nancy Ekuit. Lori Brown. Mona Lisa Sevo, Daniel Bishop. Ortho "Hom Sprayers Available Woodlsed Blairs Heeaitslixatwi PARKING FARM & GAMfii 231 W. It.H It's A Partnership Game! and Banking Needs are Well In Hand Here! BIG VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT t SA SssHm Throw—Pmm TlturasUv. JJ wm 30. 30. 19M 1946 ThurvUy, wm Hutchinson. Noolene Wilkinson. Hums- philosophical Historian, published in 1»85 by the BobbsLinda Tobias la a free style Merrill Company Incorporated. ballet; Dennis Norton, Lecturer in Philosophy Sherk. acrobatics; La Wanda and year-old shows promise. at the University of California Ln San Diego, and Richard H. old Lauri-Jo Myers who showed Popkin. Professor of Philosophy her ability to follow her mother's at the school, edited and wrote footstep* as she strutted her Introductory essays for the book stuff as a majorette. lauri-Jo which contains excerpt* from ! Hume's writings. Julio Crowe. Karen Griffin, A native of Hastings, Norton Krista Spurbeck. Lynn Hickman. , graduated magna cum laude on Debbie Bleiswr. Unda Marqu­ ballet number done by a lovely June 1. 1860. with a bachelor of girl. Bronwyn Williams. Bronwyn ardt, Mclodee Btaup. ' art* degree Ln English and a p*yonly recently Joined the studio! chology minor. While at Bethel, BWUUS IW “ - ----Robin StonelKXue, Julie Sponoer done, dent of the English Club, the and Shari Sherk. . I The stag Beacon staff business manager, and a member of the Helm staff. I treated the audience to a - cute Norton married the former Mary tickets. Jeon Cook. Marshall, also a wa* given to Jane Randall. I batlca The "Cuddly Ducks" were Bethel graduate. Saturday night, June 18, (ten- Wendy and Julie Klinger. BteDavid Hume, a Scottish phi­ tral Auditorium wo* the Uhob 'phen Raber. Julie Spencer. Ro­ losopher. literary critic, econo­ of u sparkling slurw presented bin Stonehouse, Kimberly Con- mist, and historian, lived from by Wilson Bisters' Dance Studio verse. Debbie Cappon. Shari 1711 to 1778. Their flrat dance recital in- Sherk. Diane Benedict, Charles Janet Saunders. Veronica Terry. Ellyn Wilson Myers, tap and A frcc-cal-num Artlrtlne Wilson, Lynn Woods ballroom: Rene RuseeU, boDet, i ly performed by Jo-Ellyn's baton group. "The Topperet tea.” Sheila and Ellen MIsb Lynn Woods, assistant to Linda's free-cal numbers have Murphy. Sue Brown and Alan*___ Mrs. RuAseil. Arlene BhelbeU. been requested by Mra. Russell Gragg did their number follow- j tap and tnd ballroom. The boMdt for her recital. ed by a dazzling tap and twirl | troupe was trained’ by ’ .■ I Cindy Warfield kept tte audi­ number by Jo-Ellyn in th* style sell. Robert and Norma ence in suspense with her acroIm tic balancing routine Thi* dall. Mekxlee etaup and Mary cant make out the words dearly, BUoock. Two exciting tap numbers then this will be your answer. An extremely small hearing aid using -Chair DonCe" by Nancy Sablaln a tiny energised unit, has been perfected by a man who hlmielf Mlaa Margaret Miller, who ■ hard- of hearing and has been Hattinge Janice Morrov, PtAty VanPattra. Paula Wooden. Linda Dupon. Christine Hunter, Cindy Har­ wood. Teresa Sinkler. Potty Laubaugh. Bally Tobin. Oree* A ajSL When it comes to managing money, we're your skilled part- AT OUR ner, at your command, with every backing service from checking DRUG STORE CORNER WALNUT ANO S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS and savings accounts to low-cost loans. Whatever your financial needs, count on us to help you hold a "winning hand. Irrou^t hfl 040(1 OF THI 60011 BtU_ Homelike Surroundings The warm, homelike decor of our funeral home makes a great contribution toward the comfort of those we serve. As one family put it: "We felt more at ease in your funeral home than we would have believed possible under the circum­ stances." Other Banking Services CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFETY DEPOSIT • MORTGAGE LOANS BANK BY MAIL LOANS FOR ANY WORTHY PURPOSE SAVINGS CERTIFICATES cesHit e» LEOnRRDOSGOOD STATE ANO wateti. ^funertalJJonie n msrlLl^^llYi I DOWNTOWN JACK D. OSGOOD Phone MS-2471 CHARLES H. LEONARD L-0 U*F»> �Retidenis Vi»it Religious Sites Methodist Pastor At Delton Lisis Parish Activities Dally Vacation Church School in it* fl mt week was attended by Mrs. Bower to 35th 8 am Holy Communion, 4lh Bunday after Trinity. 10 am Holy Communion, com­ memorating Independence Day. and C* RMT METHODIST CHURCH Telephone WI 5-4045 til July 1, The public is invited to attend TV, wood, ctam Bunday. Volga Thuraday evening. June JO. The Delton MkUvWWM Cfawrcfa . CARLTON BEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday worship, 10:4* am. Prayer meet Tuesday, 7JU for the Vacation Church of the Evangelical United on Church. Corner East wri!T caVBoa CHURCH OF GOD days during July, and wlU con­ tinue tt through. August If UM response JusUfUa it. church at Huntington, Ind., The United Brethren. 11 am. Morning Worahlp earbold. Sunday school. 10 am. WorahJp, 11 am. . Bunday Evangelistic service, Thuraday, July 20. there wlU be kNGEVILLE BAPTIST Worahlp service, B:JO am. spirit sult- There will be an offering toward BASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH UPHOLSTERING THI FURNITURE Worahlp service. 10:30 am. Quimby Church Church school. 10:30 Morning worship, 11:30 am. COATS GROVE -«*r|a|<i CHRISTIAN CHURCH ; ' ! Coats Grove 8t Durkee Road ' Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Floyd Walter, BupL Worship hour, 11 am. Christian Endeavor, Bunday 5 Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor DELTON METHODIST Sunday school. 10 alm Marclu* E. Taber, Minister Morning worahlp. 11 am. Church Study, Bunday, 0:41 Youth People's aervice. 7 .pm. Worahlp. Bunday, 11 am. Evangelical service, 8 pm. Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 6. Prayer Group, Tuesday, 0:30. HASTINGS Wertneodey Activities • am. Men's Prayer Band. FREE METHODIST CHURCH R*v. C. E. Howe, Pastor Boltwood and E. State Road BUILDING Woyne Hazel Nursery for all regular ser- Morning worahlp, 11 am Bunday evening service, 7J WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Rev. Chartea Gibbs, Pastor U ci pate. TMs will give the parent*, and friends an opportunity to see the Vacation Church School in ' ■.711 am. Mornlag wcreiup '•,7 pm. Evening worahlp. , । PENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurteea, Pastor ; 1431 Ionia Rd. Kalamo Sunday ecbool, 10 am. , Young People* Service. 8:00. CHURCH OF THE NAZARKNE , 1718 N. Broadway ■ Minister. Dale R Harvey , 410 E. M^3fc5-W0* Morning worship, 11 am LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station Rev. Wayne Hlchie, Pastor 0:50 am. Bunday school. farahip oc Evening Loyd Mart*. 11 am. BabtaUh worship. Christian Endeavor. WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Richard VandenBooch Btpday school. 10 am. ‘Morning worahlp, 11 am Youth Fellowship. 7:38 pm. Glorious Church.” Organist, Mrs Ruth West. Prayer aervice, Wed., 8 pm. Public invited. CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN ’FROST-FREE" REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER thet never needs defrosting! The spacious, new, "No-Frost” Refrigerstor-Freeier leu you shop "big” and rake advantage of food specials ... givra you space to freeze entire meals for special occasions and 10 keep leftovers freyir and tasty for another meal . .. plus a wide variety of convenience features and the luxury of atrautomatic ice maker. 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Morning worahlp. Wednesday, 7:4* p. m. prayer. Thuraday. 7 pm Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. Women's Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton Rev. Prank Crabb. Bible teacher A. J. SpoelMra. Pastor Max M. Ovenshire. Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Worship service. 10 am. Worahlp, 11 am. Bunday evening service. 7:30. Mote, Bupt. Wed. evening service, 7:30. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. Darrell Btarbard, president. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. Batty Ovenahlre, director. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mote and Fred Bawdy. Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Worahlp, 11 iA ’ . TOeerfey prtyer, 7:30 pm. Bunday, “Faith for Today," on 0 b K SPECIAL ■Take Home' FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 10c Depait mi Containers 11 am. Morning worahlp. 8 pm. Young People* sortlea 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7 pm Wednesday service. Confessions. 4 to 5, and B to 0. Saturdays. 7 30 am. on Bunday* Before Masses on weekdays. ST. AUGUSTINE. MIDDLEVILLE Bunday school, 10 am. Worahlp. 11 un. Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Prayer. Bible study. 7:JO pm. Village of WoodburyBunday school. 0:4* am. WorahJp. 11 am. , Junior church for children. 8-0. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. 8. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday, a pm. at Roger Carey home, west of church. lor church end nursery provided 7:30 pm. Evening service Wednesday. 7:*0. Family Night. 8 JO pm.. Choir rehearsal. ALL PEOPLES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD hunger for the freedom and equality which we take for granted in theeo United States. Let ue always bo mindful that wo load Hie world in its quest for freedom. All mankind looke to our example ... let ue never falter in honoring and extending our tradi­ tion. of freedom. OUR CURRENT liability insurance for your property? OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING WE'RE LUCKY 7b BE LIVING INA COUNTRY WHERE WE CAN SAY WHAT WE THIN K WITHOUT THINKING —. 10 am. Bunday echooL 11 am. Preaching. * pm. Preaching. (Saturday Only) Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. Evening aervice. 8 pm. Prayer and Bible Study Wed- ' ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH service as cabin counselor such camps. - tn Bunday evening. July 3, will Church.1 speclai music for the evening, study. The service begins at 7:30 p m. Morning wnratep. 10 sun. Morning group. All arc welcome and especially uth Fellowship. 7 pm Evening group. JV’orshlp service. 10 am Thursday, Vacation Church । are heartily thvlted. People's ■Mkrts of God's Children." Holy 7 Evening worahlp. school staff mooting. 7 pm. Canmunlon. Nursery provided. Bible Church Is located Just east 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. Library Church picnic at Bible Camp of M-88 on E. Blate Road. Study. open. HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Friday, July 1. 10 am. Bible HASTINGS CONGREGATION Cor. of Jefferson & E. Center OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES study leaders class for ALCW. Rev. Russell Barver, Pastor 2X Wool Colfax Street Bunday school. 10 am. Bunday Public talk, 3 pm. HASTINGS 8EVKNTR-DAY Worship hour, II am ADVENTIST CHURCH 404 W. Coifs* Ph. WI 5-5310 Nothing bul the Bible. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH 1503 Johnson. Lake Odessa. Mich. Sunday school 10 am. Morning worahlp. 11 am. Hom. Talent Night At People's Drive-In FIRST CHURCH OF GOD duets with Ln1313 N. ^roadway, Kastlnge era from people When a Christian Rxperienoe day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CARLTON CENTER M-86 Woodland METHODIST CHURCH Rev. R. A. Hoffman Rev. Richard VandcnBoech 10 am Bunday school. Morning worship, < 0:15 am 11 am Worship service. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 706 W. Main Street Rev. Earl Schlpper Worship, 10 am. Sunday school, 11:15 am Evening worship 7:30 pm. tade and Gerald Bmelser. super­ intendant of the Cleveland He­ dar Springs la the director of brew Mission speak throughout the camp. Camper* are youth the week for these missionary in- H. J. Buwaida, Minister Kradcs this year, coming from Phone* WI 5-3307, A WI 5-4005 the children's meeting* on the churches in Kent, Ottawa, New­ Office hour* Tuesday through weekday mornings. aygo. Barry and Ionia counties and northeastern Allegan Counpm tn the historic Midland Bunday Schedule Parte Tabernacle features Hilding In whiph Mr. Taber has served *m The Bunday school. a dlSlrtct Methodist Summer camp or Institute in this capa- Richie. R1 Vermontville. and so is tiring messy defrosting! Ith new life followinir .the clpatod by hl* many friend* serving as Registrar - Business Hilding Halverson of Santa Manager and a w4Went to the director of the Grand Rapids District Junior High Camp to be is a business man and a favorite held al Wesley Woods on Clear BauirdAy — 8:30 Couples Club song leader-soloist. Wendell and Lake near Dowling during the Evther Babcock. organist-pian­ ist team from Grand Rapids, assist in the musical program. from the churches of the Grand Clan Hendrix, Home Secretary Rapid* District at The Methofn. W—- V.., <**»■_ EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH K Cotfax at N. Boltwood Bev. Borises Bpeaa, Pastor no prayer. Vacation Bible ecbool, 8:30 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Weekday morning discussions highlight the Gull Lake Bible participate la extandsd in these fort." AU who can honestly reLansing will probe some of the liroblenu faced in today's world, comed to participate. staff meeting giving opportunity for audience participation. These meetings Thuraday, July 7 at 7 pm. Church Monday. July 11. rather Friday. LAKEWOOD E. U. R. CHURCH TOUT PRESBYTERIAN John Haggal. evangelist from CHURCH Atlanta, Gw. heads the ConferMorning worahlp. 10 »m. Bunday aettooi. 11 *jb. Willard H. Curtis, Minister urday, July I. Utrough Friday, Bunday wenhip, 7:1* pm. Bunday. July Wednesday family worship. People” to a delighted audience, tured *a a speaker in many • Adults Bible study, 7:»0 pm. Youth MtowiNR 7:*t pm. colleges, universities and semlBoys, Olris Fellowship, 7:J*. choir practice. OUTDATED! Discussions to Highlight Week At Gull Lake % ON AU % SAVINtf 4 Accidents con happen, and if anyone suffers injury on your property, the financial responsi- Better be sofa than sorry. See us for lioblMty insurance that protect* your bank account and pays the cost of personal Injury c lai his, 136 E. State St. hm WI 5-1S93 $10,000 wMi F4.LI.C. Ph. WI 5-14121 MEMBER fEDlRAl HOME LOAN BANI T JlM �ndjome haul whan he stopped. Fresh Hut hamlins wizard oil February. 1983. and arrived em- li quite different from year te peddle ’■Ramlln'a Wtt- highly completed outfit. owncrahip of bls money by in- teas and hla privilege, folks from their money are not willing to be a "suckallowed now the privilege of fleecing the public which they appeared In the BANNER of enjoyed in this and other com- right. Why not? Why not Jet iilm poacd to prohibit such proetd- something to entertain hla hear- coats Is a dollar a bottle." he re­ ars. Then more selling. followed prated with variation. He had a by stunts or aonga to please the I plamable story. Boon dollars crowd. Tills wm carried on until | were rapidly being exchanged for er diseases. Even the packages urdaya. So town folk* and farm- ***“ *----- — Of feeling of | thia wizard remedy. They came OMdlCpMS and allrkar* with ,.... ......... .................. containing them must ..... not set 1 him it WM time ; thick and fut from the huge Shady methods for separating 1 up claJmZ that" are'not Justified. visit and trade. Hastings had from being 100 percent effective. There is a federal statute now which forbids even the advertls- "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Chuck Roast "SUPER-RIGHT" 2 TO 3-LE. SIXES "Super-Right” Skinless SPARE RIBS Semi-Boneless FULLY COOKED Saturday, July 2nd, HAMS CO' ib Q V STORE HOURS Mon. - Tues. - Wed. 9-6 9-9 Sot.—9-6 Chuck Steaks WITH RIBS ATTACH ID AfrP HARDWOOD CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10-LB. BAG 20-LB. BAG 49e 89 Fryer Legs or Breasts "SUPER-RIGHT' BONELESS Chuck Roast . . . "SUPER-RIGHT** SKINLESS Boneless Fully Cooked All Meat Franks FINE FOR BROILING ' Canned Hums * Halibut Steaks . . CAP*N JOHN'S Fish Sticks . . . . DEE-LISH BRAND SAVE 20c Coffee Sale am Eight O'Clock Dill Sikes QT. JAR HELLMANN'S Mayonnaise QT. JAR SUHHYBROOK—ALASKA Red Salmon • • • < CAN Half & Half 39 JMit PARK1R FEATURKI SAVE 16c IAVI 8c PCR9GZIN—FRANKFURTER OR — - “ — " ' PKG. Sandwich Rolls Choc. Brownies Potato Chips -NRW PACK” on a Saturday afternoon. JAR ting a lot of cash In exciiange was trained In aviation maintor very small values. This fel­ a quick get-away, which he did of Hastings High and who en­ listed on July 12 last year, ha* not long afterward. gained another stripe. His addrummed up a big crowd that 16823003. 397 Supply Squadron. P.O Box 0338, Dow AFB. Maine 04401. to play the suckm In hla audl- llshmoit that found itself over­ for technical training at Lowry stocked with high-priced, beautl- AFB. Colo., m a UB. Air Force munitions specialist The airman patterns, and displayed samples recently completed basic train - "and anyone could see that they were genuine and valuable." Ha Training Command which con­ said he would offer only thirty ducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technically trained personnel for the na­ here. Hla company wanted the tion’s aerospace force. Airman Cronk was graduated from Belle­ to Introduce their goods widely. vue High School in 1966 and at­ tended Kellogg Community Col­ dlspcoe of In Hastings The bal­ lege. Battle Creek. ance of his stock was to be sold Mr. and Mrs. Ken Goggins of In limited quantities in many Lowell. Mr and Mrs. BUI Werdoffer them now at the ridicu­ Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs lously low price of 8100 each. They regularly sold for much Fran Goggins and family will be more, and were worth much Gun Lake on the Fourth. more.In short order three 30 chains were exchanged for 330 00 ca*h. “I want you to see them your­ self." he sold. Shortly after that he said to the crowd "Now all of you who bought the chains hold them up.” Thirty hands held up the chains. Then he said: “You cto see that they are worth mucn more than you Tomato Ketchup NET WT. 14-OZ. "Hold them up again, and I’ll one of them and they are worth AfrP OUR FINEST QUALITY Mi A 3 SI00 YUKON CLUB ROYAL DANISH Bevertrtjes Luncheon Meat Aworted Flovon In the slicker's poaseedon. "Now I am going to sell them to you than their true value." A very few quit the game right there— But there were enough suckers m the crowd who believed the sharper would buy them all again for W50 or 17 00. ao that then had a net profit of 300. He whispered something to the driver, then turned to the 12 FL. OZ. CAN little chain* again.” Thirty hands, each one holding a cheap coated chain, were held high. Instead of offering to buy them EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERINS 123 W. Star. ». What causes accidents? Ask an expert He tea them every day, in the traffic congestion of large cities, on the quiet streets of small towns and on the open road. He spends most of every day be­ hind the wheels and he knows what the dangers are on our streets and high­ ways. His driving record shows that he is well trained because Mr. “Average sands of miles without a chargeable ac­ cident Discuss accidents with him. He won't talk about nuts and bolts. He knows that moat accidents are the result of poor driving practices. The excellent safety record of profes­ sional truck driven is no accident; it is the result of proper driver training and a continuing campaign to empha­ size safe driving techuiques, As a result, HALVES WHOLE QUARTERS 12 49' 49'89 27' and chagriqpd that they never attempted to call the officers. WESTERN MOWN WU>IB*rV«HVWN Cheese Slices Bing Cherries -49' IAIJ FOR truck drivers obey the law, are cour­ teous, alert and always drive, aware of the dangers which are present. ts in a bogus chain wm a wellknown Hastings township fann- cidents, he'll tell you it's the driver behind the wheel that makes the dif­ ference. ._ _ __ . . MA-O-BIT AMBRKAN M PIMENTO Potato J A FLOOR TO MEET Truck Driver” drives hundreds of thou­ S3 SO ahead now in cash. And the crowd hod 30 cheap, coaled chains, that might have cost him SHERBET COVERED—ICE CREAM BARS Creamsides latest Thia barter explained that ha *A.W cx.l, * II, W . them to you nt that figure.” The' crowd bought them quickly at 12.00 each. ’They're worth a lot ANN PAGE Reguiar •r U-Cel pitted an aircraft maintenance i'ho had evidently studied and thirty chains at the 1150 price. Then he added: of coprae they , are worth much more than 11.50: Mustard Fruit Cocktail.. 1-LB. 8-OZ. SLZJ Mo**ar. 71* Laatrlrw Dr . Jan, a*. Wizard OU. whenever that rig MADISON a BI O B T ■ - Dttvtky Ka»*. 37314 P*ik Cvart. Ju* St. Middleville. came to Hastings. MIDDLEVILLE — K.th.r Boki*Mt>. I recall another outfit that Army Staff Sergeant Arthur C. Bennett. 35. whoee wife. Marj- and I will pay you 1150 for ANN PAGE A»P SHAND woe HOLD UP YOUR CHAIN. PETE' Battery of the artillery’s 1st Battalion, entered the Army In large number of people who parted company with their dol- training at Fort Hood, Tex . and Prices Iffactive Through Closed Monday, July 4th pony’s own agents." While folks still seemed nnxlUUB VJ uuy. MC WVU1U •i.iwu.*-,------- . ----- - ----- --------mare W U» •KJ WFo) U» Annr, wauU UnW. «A«n«l to the Brigade on ™ Oki­ the thou, or • «»,. utd Wm 30th "" Artillery —of— — - nawa. June 4. Vander Giessen. a the barker, seated and seemingly light-vehicle operator in the almor-t asleep, would declare In brigade’* Headquarter* Battery, a loud voice u If II were a entered the Army in December 1965 and received baric training all it coots U a dollar a\ bottle!' stationed at Fort Canon. Colo. He attended T-K High and wm employed by Kaiser Body and Frame Shop. Grand Rajhd*. be­ Michael W. Bchultx, 30. son of CUT “f >“• Thur. D Fri. raKEFOBT—Mary IlUdall* Bi 1065. and completed basic trainrepairman with the dlvUlan’a 6 8th Maintenance Battalion. Onu is a 1964 graduate of Kel­ logg Consolidated High School. Nellie and her Master would R3 Hastings, wm assigned to the haw a hard time finding *ugar 75th Artillery In Germany, June BLADE Hi* stor* that caret . . . atari you! advanced to la-nr *uch singing. In due time to the crowd. He knew use pay- :the barker wm extolling the chology of crowd*. He hM a merits of Wizard OU which, be Nashville was promoted to Army stock of funny stories. He would , /aid. wa* a specific remedy for captain June 8 In Germany suddenly switch to Che bastneeo rheumatlam. The oil was a that brought him to Hastings, strong counter - Irritant, and — - - --1 ■1 J - i n—r.KHk.1., — — killer and they might not have course it wouldn't By H. D. Burpee SHOP A&P UBSHTAL h Michigan State University in 1962 Hla wife. Dorothy, is with him In Germany. they coukl do a fine Job. Their June IT. During the eight-wrek Claude voices were beautiful and the harmony wm appealing, m they and maintain the Army’s M-60 tank and fire its 106-millimeter Campgun. tlrne a big crowd had gathered with the lOUt Airborne Division. actually accomplish. ONE BORN EVER1 VENDERS OP CURE-ALLS. OTHJtlt SLICKERS HAD FIELD DAY HERE PMOCK ellle High School in 1*68 and laying: “Hold up your little critictae others wm sufficient; laughed heartily. And Peter van- �AU Bottled Milk in State To be ‘Grade A’ jvtT 11 Michigan'* bottled milk all be­ came “Grade A" on July 1. 1366, and simultaneously became sub­ ject to the nation's most ad­ vanced milk sanitation proce- Pair* Michigan Department of Agri­ culture credited the foresight of the 1965 Michigan legislature for their prompt action to adopt the 1M6 edition of the UB. Public Health Service Grade A Pasteurtxed Milk Ordinance — the first such action by any state. Under the Mate'* new milk law. Inspector* of th* Dairy Division of the Mlchlgsn De­ partment of Agrfcaltare have announced the responaiUUty fer liuaring 10-21 at Michigan at Detroit r AgrMtare'* Trakble-free wffli * capital “F! that have Hartford and Hasting*. July 25­ 30; FtowterviUc. Greenville, and Big Rapids July 26-30; Hale, July 37-30; Jaduon. July 31- Ann Arbor, Aug. 1-6; Cadillac, Saturday*. United States population now enjoy a milk supply insured City and Coldwater, Aug. 0-13: wholesome through this model Ionia, Aug. 6-13; Grand Blanc. milk measure. The new law also provide* milk day lord. Evart, and Goodells, processors with the opportunity Aug. 10-13; Blandish. Aug. 11-13; to develop Dew dairy product* Belleville, Aug. 9-14; Iron River. designed to specific consumer Aug. 11-16; Bl. Johns. Aug. 15­ tastes. Director Ball said. 17; Lowell, Aug. 15-19; Charlotte, Cheboygan, Corunna and Mid­ land. Aug. 15-20; Ironwood, Aug. Fire Extinguisher 18-31; Manchester. Aug. 16-18; Falmouth, Aug. 16; Ludington, Is Farm Helper Premont. Berrien Springs and Sandusky. Aug. 16-20; Atlanta. rlzcd fire extinguisher riwuid be the farmer's second right arm when working around farm ma­ chinery. Hut's the 1966 Whirtsvind* by TORO 33-37; Petoakey, Aug. 22-38; Al­ lenville. Aug. 36-38; Wayland. Aug. 6-37; Traverse City, Aug. 36-Sept. 3: Hart. Aug. 30-5ept BENDERS ^N7CM^ERV^ SY 5-9441 For The Farmers Middleville Mr. and Mra Murray Hanaber- W«k.<>-<!*y and Thuraday tram U.S. WsTrict Court Bankruptcy Potitioni rssrarMi Miss Ruth VertJnde. whose school ended in Pontiac, Friday. Its entire production, from pasture to delivery track. Is sub­ ject to scientific Inspection of the department's staff of specialist*. While Michigan became first to adopt the UBPH8 1966 Grade A Milk Ordinance through specific legislative action. 37 other states have adopted earlier versions of General Primary Election Tuesday, August 2, 1966 dlevilto wa* very much alive and family left Friday for Saturday with many U-Haul trader* bringing borsea and ponies to the Harold Ortffcth farm on Whltneyvldo Road to ■ant Sunday with their daugh.L—’ - .w, famllv KJr anri Mra and family of CUo spent th* weekend with Mra. Daisy Pender and Karen. * Curl Newman, who was in an automobile aod- system Uie CUlt Hospital. Tuesday. * Harold er. * Mr. and Mra. Ivan Galeter Nioboli Is still in Blodgett Hceand family of Dado City. Hsu. pttal and would appreciate cards are visiting hla slater sod family. New officers of the Methodist W8CS are: President. Clara But­ ter, vice president. Lorraine Otto; Dick Dean of LaPorte, Ind., who socretnry. Mary Brady; treasurer, Army. and family have returned from Vem Hlar attended a family gathering at the Cart Hlar home In. Wayland Sunday. They obaa-ved Mr and Mra. Hlar* 60th wedding anniversary and birth­ Hensen in Ohio. * Tucedayr a two-week Vacation Bible School Mra Vem Hooper presented her' pupils tn a piano recital Monday evening. Those who took part A fire extinguisher within easy Wikna Scholma at Algonquin Howell, Beth Boysen, Chris BoyCindy Page. Vicki Page. Cindy Palmer. Paula Smith. Bally Ta­ ber, Itebccca VoUlnk, John Hum- I* D. Jackson of the AlleganBerry County line, who suffer­ ed a aevere heart attack Is gradually Improving. She la at Mnnock HoapitaL * Mr. and a_m. Sunday Ml* Mak Lynd moved Into their home on Fremont St, Saturday. Oonovlav* Shroyer and execu- Inate Kurcea Barry. Remaining member* of the KxacuUvs committee are er.” PflMer concluded. Charlea StedaL chairman, and Kenneth Stamm. cordlngly. there will be a meet­ ing July 3 at Carlton Orange ‘kl'Tk.ftW SS^OS—Wsgasr a Greta*. B*U1* for thi* purpose with all Grange youth In the County urged to participate. Mary Ranguette reported the birth of a bull calf June 11 to the animal chain heifer owned •tSf-lSi A* the second meeting In July would conflict with the Fair date, the membership voted to hold two special meeting* on July 7lh and 21st Instead of the 14th and 33th for the purpose of carrying on the regular order at business. The Community Progress com­ mittee reported that they had been busy with further arrange­ ments tor the Milk and Sand­ wich Booth at the Fair. The July 7 meeting will be In charge of th* Junior Grange for both the program and the re­ freshment*. Creak, artnty. Ul. op«r . 1L»». S5 MM lUrea X. VsaDerstsa. B*lU* loacksr, lUk SS.II3 **••<* -Mori* L. AosimMb*. BslU* Notice te hereby given to all qualified electors 4H Camp at Algonquin Lake. cailon Bible School ended Thur*day noon with open boua^Thuraday morning where the parent* and friend* could sob the school REGISTRATION NOTICE To the qualified Elector! of Orangeville Township; Kenneth (Sharon) USX BANNER WANT ADD! Need Money for New Facilities? Sea us for the money you need to finance new farm facilities, repair*, expan­ sion, etc. Long term*, low cost, no prepayment penalty. KIM ORBITS—NASA's second USE BANNER WANT ADS! Coofion, MMU 11 oa*. »/*/* PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Block* and 2*334—Arttav W. DawdrtL Isbojsr. U*b. **.01«.40 MS.Ul3.oeO *' Oriass*. Xsldta*. see. baker. lUk. **,117.71 Metes 1123.7*—CkarlM A. Prett. Xalsu- For Banner Classified Ada Cull WI 5-3461. HASTINGS OFFICE Lightweight Hock* Nashville, Mich. Notice ii hereby given that I will be at my home evening* to accept registration* for the General Lockshore Baperb Blrgolle, a senior two y*ar oM registered Guernsey oow, owned by Jama* and Alice Ftah of Hickory Cor­ ners, ha* completed an official DHIR actual production record of 10.610 pound* of milk and 615 pound* of butterfat, tn 306 days two Umo* a day milking, ac­ cording to The American Guern­ sey Cattle Club. (060 ID. launched Feb.3, 1966. — DeasM L. Mmu. n*tu* completed more than 4.100 orbits and returned some 22 million bits of Klcnliflc data before It When braising liver, liquid to use is bevrf bouillon. For a pound of liver, om-fourth cup la a good measurement to uee. Marjoram and ronemary are bcr fills both pulpit*. ♦ The T-K axcellent harb* with this variety, School will hold Summer school meat 'for three day* a week Tuesday, Patricia of near Charlotte called ef Yankee Springs Township that registrations will the hours of 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. at my resi- FU1 fuel tank* only about M Guernsey Record StajS—WUUmo Xavretssoa Sprimgs Hardware by the Deputy Clerk or between Bhroyer; chaplain. Lealha . mer; treasurer, Lloyd Shroyer; secretary. Marguerite Shroyer: Jean fllamm reported that no Norway. Sept. 1-S; Imlay City. Sept. 6-10; Kinross. Sept. 3-6; Saline, Hept 7-10; Stalwart, pelted harvest equipment helps Sept. 8-10; Saginaw, Sept. 11-17; Allegan. Sept. 13-17; Centrevine, Then If Sept 19-26; Rogers City, Sept. 34-16: Hillsdale, Sept: 25-QcL • Monday and will run to July Marquette, Oct. 13-16. 29 under the direction of Duane REGISTRATION NOTICE Harvest Firet Happen in Hurry JeeRangueite New Master of Carlton Grange IrtwiroHc® Stat* News Especially H1MS, Phone 653-2791 WANT MORE CORN 1966, et the Yankee Spring* Hardware from the Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, August 2, keen ef 8:00 A.M. to 0:00 P.M. 1966. Also all day on Tuesday, July 5, 1966 from C. F. STORKAN 8 O'clock A.M. to 8 O'clock P.M. which is the last Clerk day to register for said Election. RAYMOND BOURDO Orangeville Township Clerk Hastings Township Notice 1966. Lost Day to register for Primary Election Carlton Township Registration Notice is July 5, 1966. I will be at my residence from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. June 25, 29. 30 and July 5, 1966 to register anyone in Hastings Township. JUANITA A. SLOCUM Hastings Township Clerk Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, July 5, is the last day to register for HOPE TOWNSHIP U«NH3 /Registration notice Notice is'hereby given: to the qualified electors of the Township of Hope, who with to register for voting at the General Primary Election, to be held THE NATION'S NO. 1 NITROGEN FOR CORN NOTHING, BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! Tuesday, August 2nd, 1966, at the Township Hall. No One, But No Ono Beat* Our Service We*t Michigan'* Oldest NH3 Distributor. May do so any time at my home, Route 15. WII- Call kin's Road, Hastings, Michigan. Phone: Delton C23-2M4, iiMil 8 F.M. T«Hd«r. Mr 5Hi, T946. FREDERICK W. ANDERS MANCO or SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS Hope Township Clerk LAKE ODESSA the general primary election to be held August 2, 1966. RUTLAND TOWNSHIP I shall be at my home any day except Sunday and July 4, to register any eli­ REGISTRATION NOTICE Th* genarol Primary Election will be gible elector. On July 5 I shall be home from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, August 2, 1966; Rutland AGNES SCOBEY Township Hall. Notice is hereby given Township Clerk SMCUl SM.—” that I will be at my home on Whit­ more Road. Friday, June 24, Wed. June REGISTRATION NOTICE 29, Thur. June 30, Friday, July 1, and for GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION 1 on Tuesday, July 5, 1966, the last day liday for the purpose of registering V qualified electors of the Township. MARY LINDERMAN Rutland Twp. Clerk - ON INSTALLATION OF GAS YARD LIGHT GAS GRILL TUESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1966 * preceding said Election, from 8 o'clock 1. a.m. untO 8 o'clock p.m. on each said SAVE *15 ON INSTALLATION OF To riio qualified electors of the Township of Barry • Precinct* No. I and No. IV), County of Barry, State of Michigan. Notice is hereby given that F will b W. Hickory St., Hickory Corn from 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o’clock p.m. on June 28, 1966. June 29, 1966, June 30, 1966, July 1. 1966 andon July 5,1966—the laM day to register. ms FIANCES L. BUTLER ■ T^nikO.aWrk'' Su GAS YARD LIGHT DEALER er Consumers Power Company �BINGO SWEEPSTAKES We Reserve The Right To Llm.1 QueaKtiea. Copyright The Kroger Co. 1966 STORE HOURS: Tuesday______ 9 to 6 Wad., Thurs., Fri. & Sot_______ 9 to 9 Peschke's Full Shank Half PESCHKE'S USDA CHOICE TENDERAY Tenderay Boneless Boston SMOKED HAM HOT RIB STEAK HOU ROAST WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY JULY 4th GARY PLAYER GOLF BALLS DELICIOUS F Country Club Embassy k3’1.33. ALAD MESSING Ice Cream r KROGER SLICED AMERICAN Cheese 04 12-oz. FLAVORS quart gallon DEL MONTE KROGER Pork & Beans ( CORN FLAKES PRIDE O MICHIGAN BONI DRY MILK & 69c 2 CHEESE SPREAD BROILERS p^o ik UK’. CANTA LOUPE 12 6-OI VUiie Kosher Spears 2 H>1. 10-ot jars 87c Country Club ROTISSERIE READY US. #1 Fresh Peaches Home Pride 49c ALUMIHUM FOIL rsi-™»65c Kroger CREAM CHEESE TASTY SEMI-BOHELESS HAM 10c CANNED POP California 49c FAHCY TUHA Sungrand FIG BARS 2■«> Kroger Cut A SWISS STEAK TOMATO JUICE 4 "■ Michigan Barbecue Sauce 2 1-pt Kroger ta Cut 23i« 89c PLUMS Kroger Reg., Hickory or Hol GARDEH PEAS •> CHUCK STEAK USDA CHOICE Santa Rota LEMOHADE Kroger Sweet USDA CHOICE TENDERAY 18'~ 89c HECTARIHES Kroger Frozen WAX BEAHS 6< 0RAH8ES Country Oven MARHOEFFER CAHHED ^29' COLBY CHEESE JUMBO KROGER INSTANT Aged HAM ROAST w KROGER JK CATSUP 2-oz bile 69c STRAWBERRIES Spotlight LEMONS or LIMES INSTANT COFFEE™—^1.09 k MM I I I I i FREE BING THWMO-TIMP RED RIPE DISH *L5B« 12-AL11 J2.M LARGE 49c "* PICNIC SIZE thru Sal, July 2. 1964 100 Cherries Watermelons with the purchase of 2 at the Regular Price of part 1 STAMPS baskets THERMO TEMP TUMBLE* 50 50 STAMPS STAMPS — 50 T-jP value STAMPS 50 an* tv mam * SUNGLASSES Redeem at Kroger thru Sal, July2. 1966 L JUMBO I j babskju’।lUHt | FSffl tedooM at Kroger thru ; Sat. My 2. 1966 . Kroger Snack Crackers W«H M Kroger thru Let, Jyly 2, 15>6« . . I HAMBURGER -* > M or «" ol | |3Fr«skFr»ft»aV««ta*M| txJM»i at Kroger thru Sat. My 2. 1100 Exrun num 1 lOFrMkFrattsaVaptaMa** KB OIEAM HeeHew 39c Uedt l-wWi a IS er mon purchase leadudHtg beer, wino or tobacco! (adeem at Kreger thru Sei, My 2, IMA I ISO mu tv mm । Jw* . Sio, owowhool • □FrMkFraluaViptlMHt ] . <W> ta.1*. *> IIMR I �THI IDiDLl outs DOUBLE BINGO SWEEPSTAKES HOURS: --------- 9 to 6 Peschke’s Full Shank Half PESCHKE’S USDA CHOICE TENDERAY Tenderay Boneless Boston SMOKED HAM HOT DOOS RIB STEAK ROLL ROAST --------- 9 to 9 ILL BE MONDAY ( 4th GARY PLAYER P DELICIOUS^ GOLF BALLS Embassy Country Club 1.33, k3 ALAD DRESSING r KROGER SLICED AMERICAN Cheese 12-oz. quart DU MONTE Jr CATSUP KROGER Pork & Beans Cl«0f.wl$4 JUMBO KROGER INSTANT CANTA­ LOUPE DRY MILK HIGAN IONB.I | Aged i .Country Club n. 69c COLBY CHEESE CHEESE SPREAD READY 2 »>■ <=‘o 49c Kroger (As 1 Oc CREAM CHEESE INELESS Country Oven 2 it p‘» 49c FIG BARS Kroger Cut iTEAK rEAK ALUMINUM FOIL Fresh Peaches n a >°» 65c Big K CANNED POP I TOMATO JUICE 4'o- 6 California ORANGES Empress Sungrand FANCY TUNA NECTARINES 1889c Santa Rosa PLUMS Barbecue Sauce 2 1-pl Kroger "> US. #1 Kroger Rag, Hickory or Hot GARDEN PEAS 5 E Tenderay Arm Cut 87c LEMONADE Kroger Sweet E TENDERAY 10-ot jars Home Pride Kroger Frozen WAX BEANS lb. six. Viatic Kosher Spears 2 f 23 io 89c Michigan 2-oz bill 69c STRAWBERRIES Spotlight Juicy INSTANT COFFEE ^,.. ^1.09 LEMONS or LIMES 12 io 69c BING i-TIMJ RED RIPE Cherries Watermelons st ss< u-a. m si.ii LARGE PICNIC SIZE 25 8iirt' baskets STAMPS THERMO TEMP 1 | TUMBLER RtSoem *1 Kroger thru Sai. My 2,1946 50 STAMPS with the pvrcMia ol 3 lb« or mor* I HAMBURGER Kadaeai at Kroner thru Sal, My 2. 1946 50 am tv-mm • With a nor more purchase ol I | Fresk Fritts 1 Vsntskfa । iiOOExrnnnum i With a $3 or more purchase ol 50 > 1OFtMkFnlb*Vi(rtiMN* STAMPS ! ^E39c_________________ । �SHOPPING TRIP TO HASTINGS Whether you plan to spend the pleasant days of summer right around home ... or if you are planning an extended vacation trip or somewhere else in our wonder­ ful state, you'll enjoy it most if you shop for everything you'll need right here in your friendly home Shopping Center. r : iC.-.f - v ' .. . Welcome IM wonders of sunshine and summer... Come out Into lhe fun! Prepare now for the outdoor season. Your local merchants wish you lhe happiest of Summers, and fhey'rg ready with everything fohfelp you enjoy lively living, more relaxing ease, too. From fashions Io furnishings, from sporting goods to camping needs, ftbfh at-home comforts to vacation varieties, lhe merchandise and lhe services you want for warm weather pleasure are waiting for you in your Hastings stores. Shop for fun... and for savings, too. Then see how the sun smiles on youl A Message from the Listed Gvic Minded Firms in Cooperation\with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Frandsen Insurance Ironside Monument Works The Hastings Bowl Corporation The Superette Open 9 Aid. to 11 P.M. Daily Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Hastings Paint b Wallpaper 107 t State St. Clevelands' Men's b Boys' Clothing & Footwear W. J. McAllieter Leonard Petroleum Products o Plumbing John Deere Farm Implements Gilmore Jewelry 102 <. State MUIer'a Daffy Store toe Croom Specialty & Luncheons Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Sale* & Service AJma’M. Flngteton Sclaader’s Offica Supply Hastings Hotel Appliance*—TV & Hi Fi Central Rodio b TV Ladie*’ & Children’s Wear Eckardt Auto Solee Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service For Your Dining Pleasure Reohm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oldunoblle - Cadillac Eorl R. Boyes Real Estate Coleman Agency Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State at Jefferson St. Martin Floral Flower* by Chip & Irane Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. The Strand Theatre Wi«H Gardner’s Pharmacy Dependable Pre*criptlom I IM a. var ijadio OU Walgreen Agency And RMtaurant The Fine Wey of Eating Complete Radiator & Auto Gina Service National Bank of Hostings State at Jefferson Stowell Building Service General Contractors ' Hems’ of Pendle ton Wootens Farm Bureau Services Footwear for lhe Family Portrait & Commercial Photography Hair Shaping. CM, Stack Aaaacy Washed Smd and GtmI Workmanship �. . and it all begins with a SHOPPING TRIP TO HASTINGS Whether you plan to spend the pleasant days of summer right around home ... or if you are planning an extended vacation trip or somewhere else in our wonder­ ful state, you'll enjoy it most if you shop for everything you'll need right here in your friendly home Shopping Center. Welcome IM wonders of sunshine and summer... Come out Into FOR the furi! Prepare now for the outdoor season. Your local merchants wish you the happiest of Summers, and they’re ready with everything to hfelp you enjoy lively living, more relaxing ease, too. From fashions Io furnishings, from sporting goods Io camping needs, ftofh at-home comforts Io vacation varieties, the merchandise and the services you wanlfor warm weather pleasure are walling for you In your Hastings stores. Shop for fun... and for^ savings, loo. Then see how the sun smiles on youl *■ A Message from the Listed Gvic Minded Firms in CooperationWith the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ironiidc Monument Work a iatic Design in Marbla and Granite Barry’s Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth • Valiant Hostings Paint tr Wallpaper 107 E. State St. Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Cleveland^* Men’s & Boys* Clothing & Footwear W. J. McAllieter Leonard Petroleum Products The Superette Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily Haitingi Motor Sales The Bonnet & Gown Shop Dodge Sale* & Service AJma’M. Flngteton Frondien Insurance Einar Frandten CLU. The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes Buihng’s Appliances—TV & Hi Fi Beverwyk’s Color Center Color A* You Like It Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Central Rodio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Reohm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Footwear for the Family Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hastings Area Properties Coleman Agency Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State at Jefferson St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene Jerry Andrus Insurance Agency Schodor’s Office Supply For Business. Home & School Mahler Meter* Seles Unce^JkMsmry WKH Gardner’s Pharmacy Dependable Prescriptions Heatings Grain & Boon Co. Mailer Mix Feeds 1220 on yajr lUdto Dial Walgreen Agency Notional Bank of Hastings State at Jefferson Stowell Building Service General Contractors Pendleton Woolens Ferm Bureau Services The Fine Way of Eating Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. 102 <. State MUUr’s Deify Store Ifo Cream Specialty & Luncheons OoJTS^’f^ womtng tor the Family Burkey Seles fr Service Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Berth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography ■ Hair Shaping. Clt, JmW.’ Sm.iijH.. FUnwcy tan Sm BwSm Onmi O WWWWaaGwW — «- » w - arwnwvra awrv tea N. Broadway at State . Hwy County Lumber Co. Ong Stop Service � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-07-07.pdf 286ede855ba11914e6ef921ef7b172d2 PDF Text Text Barry Free Fair Entry Deadline Next Monday , *•£> “etlbtln. The Hastings Banner or 111th Year the Barry County Fro* Fair, re­ minded everyone that the dead­ line for mailing entries for the |Me exposition to Monday, July More than *5266 la being Mfered In premium* this year. Secretary MeKlbbln declared. The premium book la now available at The Banner office and at moat farm supply store* MeKlbbln. who Is also supervlsor of Orangeville township, urged 4H member* and all other* to get their entries in for the July 25-July 30 exposition. The premium book* include Um hun­ dred* of classes and instruction*. The midway an the Barry County Fair should be the bigreal in history with the W. G. Wade Show* coming bare for th* Aral time tn many years. MeKlbbln mid the Wade Show* are the blggost in Michi­ gan. and go to the State Fair at Detroit. Wade ha* two unit*. MeKlbbln explained, a large unit and a smaller one. The large unit is coming to Hasting* with won­ derful rides, show* and attrac­ tions The other unit 1* to be at Big Rapids. The grandstand attractions for the Fair should be outstanding, MeKlbbln said. There is a big horse show on the opening day, and a 4H dog show in the morn­ ing. Children's Day 1* on Tuesday with reduced price* for ride* on tiie midway. There are to be con­ test* for boy* and girls in front of the grandstand and the eve­ ning show Is to be staged by Rem Wall's Green Valley Jam­ boree. The three-day harness rare program open* on Wednesday for 34,044 In purse*. Thursday'* races will be for a total of' M.OOO in purses and Friday'* 34.400 will be offered. Tiie heavyweight horse pulling contest I* Wednesday, July 27, and the Thursday grandstand attraction will be Lucky O’Hare'* Devil Driver* from Green Bay. Wta. Wrestling will feature the Fri­ day night grandstand show and Saturday the popular Grand 'Ole opry will put on a complete stage show with prominent stars Fay Clardy New School Board President River Rouge Couple Buys Funeral Home Mr. and Mr*. Thoma* C. Glrrbach of River Rouge have pur­ chased the Sponable Funeral Home at Sag 8. Broadway from Mr. and Mr*. Robert Sponable Girrbaeh comes to Hastings after It years a* a licensed mortician and tZ years expert- • eno*. For the past nine years he had been in partnership with his brother. Ray. in the Edward Olrrbach Sons Funeral Home. Their father. Edward, died on April 6. 1051, after being in busi­ ness at River Rouge for 37 years. Thoma* was born tn Detroit on March 1, 1031. He wa* graduated from Our Lady of Lourdes High School tn 1049. He enlisted In the Army in January, 1061. and served from November of 1961 until September of 1963 in Korea In the Signal Corp*. He wa* dis­ charged in January of 1954. He entered Dearborn Junior College in February. 1964, and transferred to Wayne State Uni­ versity in the Fail of 1966. He wa* graduated from the College of Mortuary Science In June of 1966. He married Florence Sclater of River Rouge In August of 1061. They have seven children, Tim­ othy. 14; Thoma*. Jr.. 11; Kath­ leen. 10; Ray L. Olrrbach. II. •; Kenneth, 7; Cynthia. 0, and Sheri. 3. Huntington Road in Calhown County, near the White Rabbit Road junction, not far from the Barry County line. The dead were identified a* LL William E Xlquea of Staten Is­ land. N. Y.; LL John Patrick Fltzmaurice III of Waterbury. Conn.: Aviation Machinist Mate 2C Charles J. Lurvey of Meriden. Conn., and Aviation Machinist* Mate 3C Larry W. Baltaon of Santa Clara. Calif. The PSA. the military version of the ixxrkheed Electra, was as­ signed to an anti - submarine' warfare squadron at Moffst Field NAS near San Jooe, Calif It was on a routine flight from Floyd Bennett NAS. New York, to it* home base It was to have stopped at Glenview NAS where eight officers and enlisted men were to board for the last non­ stop leg of the trip. The B4-pa**enger plane dis­ interested when it exploded on Impact. It gouged a trench about M feel long and 15 feet wide. Piece* of the plane, none too large for a person to carry, were scattered over a 20-acre field. Piece* of bodies were strewn about. Many Barry County resident* were among the hundred* who flocked to the scene. Harry Bancroft Dies On Labor Day The Rev. Fr. David Hawley, who ha* been assistant pastor at St. Rose of Lima Church, ha* been transferred to Sacred Heart Parish in Grand Rapid* a* **Batant to Magr. Edmund PaUefcl Father Hawley to to assume hl* new duties on Labor Day, Mpt 6. Father Hawley came to St Rom of Lima Parish on June 14. 1963, from St. Johns Seminary, after hl* ordination on June 1. 1903. The Rev. Fr. Stephen Vesblt, who ha* been the assistant at Sacred Heart Parish, is to suc­ ceed Father Hawley ------------ •------------ Lt. Tift Recovering At Okinawa Bose “He sounded happy. I hope." Mr*. Leo Tift said after talking with her son. First LL Ted N. Tift of Um Marine Corp*. She talked through a radio hookup with LL Tin. who Is in the Army Hospital at Okinawa recovering from severe injuries suffered June 11 when Ute large helicopter he wa* piloting crashed 49 mile* northwest of Pile Ku in Vietnam. Lt. Tift eaid ho wa* in bed and may not need surgery on his back a* he ha* a series of exercises to do. He suffered two fractured vertebrae, broken rib* and a puncture wound to the right leg. He said he could stand up about two minutes at a lime. The teg wound wa* healing. Lt. Tift 1* the aon of Mr. and Mr* Leo Tift of Whitmore Road. He wa* salutatorlan of hl* HHS Cla*a of 1968 and wa* graduated from Michigan Tech four year* later. He took flight training at Pensacola. Fla. Harry Bancroft of Middle Lake died at 5:40 am. this Wednesday at a Kalamazoo Hoaplt*]. Funera) arrangement* were being Building permit* lisued by the made at the Leonard - Osgood City clerk's office in June to­ Funeral Home. taled 931.100. June Bldg. Permits backward glances “bitr ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files Mrs Marjorie Dryer, director of the Barry County Welfare De­ partment. will be the featured aolotet this Thursday evening for the third conceit of Um sea­ son of the Hasting* City Band. Mr* Dryer will «lng Hymn of U» Republic' ■ America the Beautiful." aboard the Gclpaholm. tins* area- This Thursday. un­ . -v— nt rw w A. Iona GoateUo Barrymore along with C. kubary Smith. Guy wo FAKD GLANCE*. rwteAhlen which oarrted clvll- । ' '' ' ' ity*R.M.c.-'- '■> । We should not ba heavily com-. Administration, since they were moved all effective restraint* on presidential action. Hindsight to better than fore■ i.ht and If they had It to do over again, cungnsa would undoubtedly not vote away their authority In October, 1047. Congress, in our opinion. *M1manner. Frank Ritchie was elected vice rated ‘its responsibility to the But. u mentioned above, we are president of the board. Charles 1 American people when it gave the “ml heavUy engaged, against Fftul was renamed treasurer and | blttnkrt .mharity to pro- our better judgment So-What Mrs Erik vonRete re-elected sec- p auw>«»y « pretary | ceed a* he thought best tn thai’*0*7 Clardy was first elected to the ***' the Bay of Tonkin toefr j Senators Morse and. Fulbright school board in 1960. | dent Members of Congress, ti> | made effective and thoughteluding such critics of Viet Nara fui criticism of the Viet Nam Ark, on Feb. 29. 1916, the son of policy at Sen. Wayne Morse ami I action — one can’t call it policy Mr. and - Mrs. Arthur Clardy, hto father dying in 1957. He at­ Sen J. William Fulbright canntt ta-eause there seems to be none 15 their right to do this and tended high school at Jonesboro now avoid responsibility for tha and was graduated from Arkan­ course of events on the Johnagi j (Continued on Page 4) sas State College in 1937. He worked five and one-half Kiwanians Learn About State Police Dog Program Manufacturing Company at Tru­ mann. Ark, and came to the Hastings Mfg Company in No­ vember. 1942. He ha* been in personnel and Industrial rela­ Hastings Klwanlan* thl* Wedtion* ever since. ' Fay married Eloise Hay in Jonesboro on April 16. 1938 They have two sons, Michael, who is (son on the polio- dog program. working for the Vahey Music i wh.»ul in SL Louis, Mo, with HHS Graduate On Sth Army Pistol Team Private Itommie E. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert G Allen. Box 96. Hastings, has won j a place on the Eighth Ufi Army Support Command Pistol Team. UMS. "Jocko" of Lansing and) ttfn thourh h» h'4 n" nr»>l■Schuyler" of Jackson were re- , ou» pistol training. He waa Jr., te studying for hl* doctor's Gli Rotenson family of Grand tired in November of 1905, leavpreviously assigned aa a gen­ degree in philosophy at Purdue Haven and started hit schooling ing 13 at various poets through- eral elerk with Headquarters University. | and Headquarter* Company, In August of 1965, and assigned out the State. ... ,u n.u ... <k — u. ------------------------------------"Jocko" and "Schuyler" are list Direct Support Grcflp at ___ Uljongbu. placed "Schuyler" at the Jack-_____ tull______________________ wlth handlers aarpet*. । Uljongbu. । Basis for retirement to promo- ! Pvt Smith te a 1965 graduate '1 tlon of the handler from the of Hastings High School. Prior I Municipal Band Presents Second Concert Friday On Friday. July 8, the East lawn of the Court House will Ung* Municipal Band as they present their second concert of the Summer at 7 pm. The band ha* been In exist­ ence for over 20 years and It ha* become almost a tradition for the City of Hastings to have these concerto. Music played 1* for the en­ joyment of the general public and It varies from Sousa march­ es to Bach chorales. During the season there will alio be small group of band member* to play for you and add an extra little variation to the concert*. The bond member* appreciated the attendance ta*( Ask Electors to O.K. Proposals at A up. 2 Primary; Explain Project Represents Offwials' Compromise Circuit Judge Archie McDonald, County Board Chairman Ernest Hoffman of Carlton Township and Supervisor Lloyd Hoffman of Barry Township urged Barry County electors to approve at the Aug. 2 primary proposals for the construction of a new jail. The recommendations were made at a special meeting Tuesday night at the Courthouse attended by township super­ riding stable manager of the visors and specially invited citizens who were urged to help CpI. Richard Abbott, then a trooper, attended a 14-week Barry Defense Board Plans For Emergencies Supervisors Urge Approval of Plan For New Co. Jail Flying Horseshoe Riding Ranch. Middleville. |6r 2 year* old weighing more than 80 pound*, are preferred. ■Aggrealve. but not vicious dogs, are desired. They are eliminated I for poor temperament, appurance. atze and weak hips, which seem* to be hereditary tn Ger­ ' man Bhephento. according to the report. 1 ei^a ber. 1965. and took basic train - The forthcoming matches in which he will nre are not an end in themselves. They are 15-mill limitation for ti elimination contest* which train prospective pistol instructors. 3153.000 earmarked for the Jal), When each individual shoot­ er h*» natahed the training and the two mills in two years would raise me th# rcmamaer remainder oi of uie the fered a nuclear disaster t h e following human scent, search 8490.000 estimated coat of the entire project American farmer would-be de- buildings, targe fields or woodpended upon to supply the food. «> They also can locate and fiber needed to keep the P^perty. The main stress to on weapons qualification tiring. tlon on the need for a new tracking ability, which many The first hurdle he mu*t face Barry County Jail—the county * Umee mean* tracking a criminal 1* tha Eighth U.6. Army Com­ would be radioactive fallout.^ manding General's Match which September of 1964. staled John Hamp of th* Soil will be flred in November. Conservation Service and a ion found unless he or the handUntil thl* match 1* held he County Defense Board. -------------•------------- will .be undergoing strenuous training for five and-a-half day* Kaslivflle Businessman /Buried Saturday Mother Becomes Hl Here, Dies At Holland Diateheo. If he is among the top shoot­ er* In the November matches, he will go to the Army. Padflc matches in Hawaii early itext b.">Sr The time required for fulness, he explained Supervisor Hoffman at Barry staunch advocate of plan represent* many supervisors. He declared that Im xurwrvtsnn was supporting it and urged all citizen* to do ao. Coat of .the site adjacent to Um fairgrounds on the south side of State Street wa* questioned by Frank Kelly, who ha* de­ valuation tn each township, veloped building sites here and based on the equalised valuation. who said he ha* land avallabte. The next match to the All­ Hoffman explained that the| Assyria, 84-28 one year, 38 76 Army Championship at Fort site offered by Kelly had been for the two years; Baltimore, studied and considered but had 3461 one year. 3861 for the two Benning. Oa. in June. After this will be the Inter-Service Match not been approved because Hi years; Barry *367—8714; Qsrlal the Quantico Marine Base. Va was in a prime residential area ton 03.62—8724; Castleton M«» on North Broadway and con­ Thto match to in July. ic tnese purely service Miction would cause great opFollowing these purelyshooters service 'jP° the highest ’lt'on J’0™ 82 — 84; John* OTn 34 45 — 0190; matches. C;: , Judge Archie McDonald, the Maple Grove 32 01 -64JB; O_____ ___ _ Judse will meet at the most. Important of the American shooting match­ first speaker at the special meet­ angevllle 3522 — 91024; MMces. the National Championship ing. said he had requested an vllle 34 43—8926; RutlaiW HMMatches at Camp Perry. Ohio. opportunity to appear to lend hts 3866; Thornapple 34.44 —Hjff; It is her# |hat the best military support to the project. He paid and civilian shooter* compete for tribute to the members of the Springs 8560—811 and county board the American title*. Judge McDonald also said where farming could be safely Services for Ray I. Thompson. rreumed. Expert personnel and . special tnatrument* ar# required ',at the Vogt Funeral Horne In Nashville. Funeral services for Mrs MagUnder the direction of USDA dallne Bcheib Shuck. 44, who died suddenly Monday morning, Bixuds. an emergency radio­ hemman, died Wednesday, Juno July 4, at a Holland Hospital, logical monitoring pogrom to 39, at Uw Veteran* Adminis­ were to be held thl* Wednesday set up to function Immediately tration Hospital in Battle Creek where he had been a patient 16 at the Dystra Funeral Home at Holland. gency. Trained monitor* are ready to aid In handling the Mr*. Shuck became 111 Sun­ radiological problem* that would day while visiting her parents, exist following a nuclear acci­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheib, of dent or attack. 613 N. Michigan. She wa* token Some of the problem* which jail on to Pennock Hospital and then might arise under nuclear transferred to Holland. In addiUon to her husband emergency conditions arc the de­ A former president of the -----that delaying the project would and parent*. Mr*. Shuck la sur­ tection and measurement of ra­ NaahvlUe Lions Club. Mr. Jylrtzlpl P nnp vived by three son*. Charles. diological contamination of farm Thompson served two years 1 IdHE lands, harvestable crops, stored tha NaahvUie Village Council, I--, e . ter, Mr*. Everett (Marjorie) Gal­ and tha protection and handling was a member of the Masonic (.OlltCSt Sunday lup. Coat* Grove Road. jof farm animate. Council. World War I veteran Howard Trumbull, president which would Include a 35-inmate ■®rrin« overseas. and a member Of the Hasting* Exchange Club. I structure that can be expanded of the Nashville Methodist Is inviting everyone to attend the to 60 go Hoffman explained that ' 7ih annual Model Airplane Con- the State recommends a capacity of one for each 1.000 of a counFanntr’s Hom* Administration am. to 4 pm. at the Hastings of Andrew and Julia tSchucki ty's population. Barry has over Thompson, on Nov. 23. 1895 On airport. 32.000 people In addition to the 35 detention Sept 10, 1919, he was married In standing event are the learian* c41Ls. there is to be a cell for inCharlotte to Beulah Haigb. The County Extension agent Ray C. Freeman of 840 Gregg Survivor* include hl* wife, Model Club, the Grand Rapid* ro>rlglbles, two temporary deprovides education on survival BL. Nashville, died at hto home who realdes at 201 Phillip Radio Control Chib and the tent ion tank*, a capias room for practices and protective meas ­ Thursday. June 30. Grand Rapids Model Airplane persons arrested on special war­ ures for the farmer, hto family, rant*. office* for the sheriff and tor (Elaine) Higdon of Nashville Clab. County deputy sheriff and had and his livestock. Seventy-five entries from five undersheriff, squad room, at­ — ........ ............... ........................... The board member* also advise and Mrs. Victor (Janice) Walton of Bellaire, Md.; three grandstale* and Canada are expected torney's room, radio and control Hastings City Police depart­ farmers regarding program* of children; one great grandchild. to compete in the various dlvi- room, photo and fingerprint USDA agendas that are nut ment ( room, visitors' area, licensing oftwo staters, Mrs Berth* Brody ■slons ,or tlkc 47 trophle* being fice. record* and confiscated Born’Dec. 3^1883, tn Baltiby Hastings Merchants. might include, for example, m- Of LeRoy and Mr*. Sadie Bon- provided boiler and emergency The event* are: Radio Control. storage,---------- — - ---------■totence tn rural fire defense ’ “ V-Control and «nerator and radio rooms. □rotnera, lm or Riverside. CaUf.. lld i security garage for transferring £j?10, and Joy th. .I.nxnn.n't nl num 1 prisoner* and an enclosed parkther Ormsbe in 1906. She died in and crops against radloloc.-id 01 FL Lauderdale. Fla. From the standpoint of num- . . . sheriff's car* and a or biological warfare. The Rev. Max Gladding offi- her of event*, thl* to the largest "omp°ete “sheriff's residence ried in Angola. Ind, to Mr* More than 3,000 county de­ elated *4 Saturdays .services, and model meet to be held : ‘ 71 censing office may be Nevah Flory. The fense boards are operating burial was in Lakeview C«ne- >n Uie State of Michigan ™ licensing °office n‘" may be “ Besides hi* wife, he is survived throughout the nation, and they . The contest has exce by two daughters. Mrs. Floyd work closely with county civil (Esther) Arnold of Ban Jose, Calif, and Mr* Ray (Hilda) county defense boards receive di­ I (or iS«n5 Lowe of Sacramento, Calif; a rection from the USDA state of the field. , Mrj 8h>n„ ftu been license stepson. Glendon Flory, of Mulli­ Defense Boards. The Exchange Club member* | undcr sheriff Marl H. ken; a stepdaughter. Mr*. BerFarmers can look to their local will make food and refreshments { Campbell. Tha Stele Highway Depart—------- ------------ ------------------nlta Gardner of Vermontville; a USDA County Defenw Board The rell block portion wUl be brother, Eugene Freemap. of aiid to Civil Defense for guid­ ment wUl take bid* in Lansing' available on the airfield. Wednesday. July 13. on 33 high------------ •------------ . built of escape-proof reinforced Hastings: a sister. Mr*'. Florence ance in a national emergency way project* in 36 counties. Inc*nerll^n,v-.i of ame. children, and 13 great grand­ eluding non-akld surface treat,, , , An economica] type of office children. mint on M-43 and M-89 in Hal Heart Problem building conslruotton will be uUadministration, and or or-­ Service* were held Sunday at Barry Oxmty That job. esliinwnh 2-yaw-oid aon of Mr. Used ‘for sr-------------------------’Hun-mel E dln*n ’resident tai type conatruc3 pm. from the Vogt Funeral .* •on non tn v— mm. r.ri. Un j*mro .______ _____ . MS----------and Mrt James Htmund. MS E. » mar ff-. Home in Nashville with tha Rev. Washington. Nashville, to to have Max Gladding officiating. Burlresidence heart surgery In tiie near future. Hoffman explained that Barry WCTU Flcale Jaly Joe to suffering with aortic ■ ha* no asauranca that It can Four TfaaUngs students were stenoal*. malfunction at the small house prisoner* in other Jails among the 138 high school mu­ aortic valve which doesn't let!1 continually, and that the Incorsician* who attended the fffth on Tuesday. July 12. Member* tiw blood flow from tiie left vanlanca, manpower and vehicles If you wish to continue your annual Central Michigan Unl- and guest* welcome. Basket dlnvoralty High School Music Camp. Joorph underwent calheterlsacontact one of th* following: Mr*. John Qurd 033-3763, Mn •CANDIDATES' NIGHT the former Mary Ann Hull and Lloyd Owen WI 5-6611. Berry Couly Repahllean UM bodgst woqid for tha -Cawdldata** Night" to HASTINGS CITY TREASUR­ bo teeM on Ttareday. Jaly 14. ER Ruby Henney would like to Individual teaaotM and pracUoo* Hl* dad te empoyed at AhtmlBoardlng prtaoMrs in tha Baannounce that, du* to clrcumBtencos beyond her control, th* will not start collecting City tax«a until Monday. July 11. 19M. T/T Sherry, th. and Drtxreh, 3 ft. State’s Biggest contest Sunday Retired Deputy, Ray Freeman Dies Thursday i .IT TEST! A«k Bids on State Rood Job Here .“IS township. For example, supervisors Irving and Maple Orove ha ship* at practically Um eqoalteed recommended by the State. । School Library ' Book Circulation ' • Reaches 55,572 ' Mrs Lorraine Klgar, librarian । ।mortal Library, report* that book ।circulation during tha past ,.•chool year totaling 55672. Algonquin and Altoft student* used the main library and North- Mr* Klgar aald Um library cesalng 5.119 new books. She Nashville Lad the world** fourth Sunday afternoon. Activities at Ha* ting* Baptist Church are filling the vacation attend a ball game and to the Temple Baptist Church. NUMBER 111 -EDITORIALS- i— Fay A. Clardy, 906 W. Madison, Nam. Every one agrees to that. director of industrial relations at But we are there and. tn all the Hastings Mfg. Company, waa elected president of the Has­ falrneaa,Congreo* and the Johnson Admlnlstration' are both respantings Board of Education slble for the creeping escalation of this war that nobody really want*, Huge Navy Plane Crashes Just Father Hawley to South of Barry Leave St. Rose Disaster struck within two and one-half mile* of Barry County about 3:40 pm. Monday when a large four-engined Navy trans­ port plane plummeted Ink) tha ground and exploded. ftTHng thf four-man crew. Healing*. Michigan, Thursday, July 7, 1966 16 Pages—2 Sactioiis 4 from Hastings Attend Music Camp at CMU had paperbacks available for YMCA Recaivn Gift from Formsr Novy Mother’s Club The YMCA haa raoatvad a con­ tribution to the Aban Johnson amount of 822627. Mrs. Eva Edger and 1 Hinkley. closed ant Frank Rltohta. �Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K*y d*F fW*1 « «■ «n In Marton. Ind, owe th* Johna*. Mr. and Mrs- Onto Q. John­ son have received word from UMtr daughter. Cheryl. who to on a tour sponsored by MSU, that ahe baa risked Part*, Brusaaia. HoranM, MUm in W*nd. and waa en rout* to BwitorUnd, and having a grand Um*. ■- ------- sns'jrxxs Keonrth'*, th* Ftaurth with bto ----------------------------- - th* Fred-1 sad Mm. «oward F» (rtok Kays, who wars ttmrv from»tow ». and Arkansas. VLilUng the Kenneth. Doolittle and famUy stator. Mb Aaa. lam fichllhanccka. 3T%ii Omm Vanytoased with th* I'll Show You, Ma'am "And that's what I like about Felpausch Friendly Per­ formance. You never bear—‘Baby Food? It’s two aisles over—at the far end.1 Wesf^Woodland \\ -uljlV Kictor Sineon A K ( Lwa # FOOD CENTER No matter how busy the Felpausch people are, they're always eager to help with ANY of my shopping problems. They give ma the answers from 'how many pounds of steak do I need lo serve 8 people?' lo *what Is Fanner’s Cheese?' (an item my doctor Included In my new diet.) \ GET DOUBLE GREEN STAAAPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! *nd have »ou •’’•r noticed how pottle the Felpausch people are to one another? 'Chock out on number. 3, ' PLEASE’ or 'Carry out on number 1, PLEASE.' Yeo, It does make Shopping a real Pleasure, when I can be so sure ol Felpausch Friendly Performance." thia wa are moat grateMg holiday weekend la I now we can aetUe down । normal living and look SWIFT'S PROTEN... Manhattan Broil Steaks FRYER PARTS P&Twhole WITH RIBS ATTACHED.. WHOLE FRYER FRYER BREASTS LEGS SWIFTS PROTEN... BEEF CHUCK STEAKS PISCHKI... FRYERS MWttertalned with a family pool party . Roasted Polish Sausage ECKRICH... SKINLESS FRANKS torry Smith of Fort ■SJ. T®',flay te Vivian Barnum family, tha U Di £ qrer-the-beliday v. Smith's mother. SWIFTS PREMIUM SPRING LAMB SALE) CATSUP IAMB SHOULDER ROAST5""' LAMB SHOULDER.CHOPS 1 LAMB SHOULDER ROAST’S NORTHERN0*?” EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IPARE U-Buy! FLOUR MEAT PIES Miracle Whip CA1NATKM... y 1/3 «. wt. pk«- ROLL PACK Instant Breakfast POTATO CHIPS WITH COUPON below.., Maxwell House 6194 RED SALMON- TOMATO JUICE ‘ MARGARINE BARBEQUE SAUCE PEPSICOLA WITH COUPON BELOW... CAKE MIXES NEWI ’ Maav turn BLUE CHEESE DRESSING 1 PACK COUNTRY FRESH - VANILLA ICE MILK 12-fl. OVEN FRESH . .. TJ-OZ. WT. PRO. BAR ANGEL FOOD > At-to'the season of activity 'Arid icBaa. Vacation* and '"ywtrncj trip* take » all 39c GET UP TO 250 STAMPS-FREE SPARTAN WHITE BREAD * 1 NEWI MA1Y ELLIN THOUS. ISLAND DRESSING ‘ over the beautiful country­ wide lo^Ntfiicb our state la noUd. . I JoOT utn J GLEEM TOOTHPASTE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED TIRO COSTUME JEWELRY • DIFFERENT PIECES lo CHOOSE FROU 4 sou PACKAGE r«k or s-n n. NORTHERN BATH TISSUE PEPSICOLA LIMIT M mil PS®. WITH THIS COltoON. J WAIT M PACK aonui... SSi WITH 0O{) 39 THIS COUPON ANO A ss.00 0* MOVE FOOD 0«OE« I I AND A SSCB O« MOVE IOOO OEBUI TH»U V1- JULY 9. 196*. I THW SAT. J Ulf », )M*. . I �Banfield-Vicinity 1966 BARRY COUNTY Mrs. Wotring of Woodland Dies Here Thursday Funeral services for Mn. Myr­ tle M. Wotrlng, 80. of Woodland, who died early Thursday at Pen­ — —> ------­ nock Hospital, June 30, were Bible League of Chicago, at the ht-ld at 1 pjn. Saturday at the Pilgrim Holiness Church that Pickens Chapel at Lake Odraro. The Rev. Charles Gibbs offi­ ciated and burial was in Wood­ land Memorial Park. Mra Wotring n, hospital- s More About------- July 25 SyJuly 30 Backward Glances pound; * Exhibits ★ Harness Racing Ludwick. Sunday. Juno 28. 1.— ru.1. Mlles Ruffner for the month of July. * Bud Bulter Is working al the Mlles Ruffner home for the Summer. * Junior Ludwick broke his foot by a cub tractor tipping , * Pulling Contests ★ "Grand 'Ole Opry' Every Mofldoy it Pantry Day . . . 5 LoavCi al White Bread$1.00 Cinnamon Sfix 6 for 42c. ■ A rich fry roll with cinnamon and honey glared. FriedcdkkS OU toaion. H.M Cm 6 fa A Large friedcaka tried in pure vegetable shortening to " a golden brown. . Plain or fruit'filled Baked fresh daily in our oven. Worth Crowing About" THE LANDLUBBER INN One LMf *1 tuftercrujt Milk lrU4 __ 39c Choice Hl RMy 63c Co«U C«U_____ - Cinnamon Bleed SI<«1 fhono 621-5311 In addition, 100 good fence posts, ha* gathered as many as 34 bushels of walnuts from under­ neath the tree. ' RIDES 1 Population-wise, Hastings ap­ pears lo be on the upswing. City I । Clerk Davis imports that since New This Year in Hastings deaths. W. C. WADE SHOWS, INC. Featuring the 56* Years Ago I The Board of Supervisor! last week took action to Inaugurate a county highway system by nam-i Ing a three-man commission j consisting of J, P. H. Kenyon. I Freeport; Amos Fausey, Hastings and James Crowley, Baltimore. The commission will have the responsibility of planning and improving county roads accord­ Ing to a systematic plan. Monday. July 25 NEW SKY WHEEL Eart Clinton Is recovering In Good Samaritan Hospital from a fractured right leg received when Adutitsian: 50c. Gardner's hack, as the latter was turning from Jefferaon Street Into Church Street, Tfce motor cycle skidded Into t*ne horsen which fell on Clinton. RACES 3 BI6^ DAYS of HARNESS RACING Tuesday, July 26 * ml 1: 00-5:00 P.M.- 2: 30 P.M.—Chi caught In the wheel at the jft>tarcycle and it was some time before Cfcnton cpuld be fr—1 The home was slightly Injured. LEGAL yuaucATioM oldii • :00 14.703. It f> Ord.r».l, )B«a. tO.oo A Oeurlreeau- tful CONTESTS A 6 ------ fet 42c A delicious chocolate yeast raised doti|h with chocolate glazed. - M-43 on Well Lok. Opon 7 Dor, — Friday & &dtarday Spacial Combination Special i9t So«e 10i Chocolatb tilaxed bonuH .. IS .;,. „ Daniih PdtfHeS6 for 45c ‘Our Broasted Chicken farm of Henry Mayo In Becllun 3, Assyria Townsiilp, sras sold to a firm In Indianapolis, Ind. for a sum more than MOO. The butt ★ Contests j BAKED GOOD? sliced bacon. 36c per pound. hocnecc hospital much Harold Ludwick called on his cheerful. brother and family, the Herb ★ Giant Midway * Grandstand Shows Ing the whole wick's Wotrlng of Grand Rapids, a Bradford. Otilo. She hah been a resident of daughter. Miss Betty Wotrlng of Woodland since 1921. She and Los Angeles, Calif.: two grand, children; one great grandchild: her husband. Giat. would have Henry Stephensen. Admlasion — celebrated their 55th wedding■ one sinter, Mrs. Edward (Nora* 25c for adults, 10c for children anniversary this month. Boehringer of Covington. Ohio, |I -----------—--------------•. t Hill Will of r\f Mrs. Wotrlng was a member ofi ,uid twn two brothers, Robert the South VZoodland Church of Covington, Ohio, and Jamcd Hill Hinman’s "Big Little Start," - the Brethren and societies. j of Cincinnati, Ohio. Tn addition to her husband,' over on it. * Mr. and Mrs Herb she Is survived by a son. J. Laird Ludwick are very prettily point- FUN for EVERYONE ★ Stunt Drivers By Mr». MUei Ruffner Confltswod from P*f* Owe FAIRGROUNDS, WEST STATE ROAD . . . HASTINGS SHOWS Dunham District . 32c Ipy, w.,h ten pl prey— DAI H BAKE SHOP IN HASTINGS !»«*««** thru SATURDAY ONLY! now! save 15% to 25% on our exclusive ADONNA foundations! «iwwii « imjau, acre Now's your chance to stock up on Penney's oWri Adonna®! You favorite bras and girdles at extra-special savings! Regular and longleg panty girdles . . . natural fiberfill bros ... dll in the latest, lightest designs ayd miracle fabrics . . . many with Lycra® spandex!. “ States and sizes W Oil figure types! Scoop up yoUt favorite|'riow! COMPARE! jr-, . Even at their regular prices. Adonna® foundations are way ahead in fashion, value . . . giving you finest fabricSi quality, and con­ struction! Save now! Wednesday. July 27 —FFA, 4H Day— —Judging Dairy Cattle. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. — 4-H Foo • I»d: Jaly 5. 1*00 Philip H. MIUhall. Seam $1.00. 7:00 P.M.—Lives 1:30 P.M—H... PRIZES Thursday, July 28 COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! SAVE 50c SAVE 50c Cool cotton bra with acelatecolton-rubber elastic fully lined cups. Sizes 32 to 36A. 32 to 40B. C. All-cotton br* with 'petal lift' cup supports. 32 to 36A. 32 to 408. 32 to 42C. D cup available. . now 2 for 2.50 now i roe 2.50 Cotton-cup bis with NOW 2 Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS Seats: $1.00. 8:30 P.M.—Luck EXHIBITS Friday, July 29 i hUnuFm Minutes 1:30 1:00 Rittgildo >2.00. GAMES Saturday. July 30 Our Rexail Pharmacist prepares tha prescription, chocks end re chocks hbnsalf on ovary step of the procedure, records the prescription, makes out the label with dosage Infotriution, date, pre­ scription number, as well Instructions. You can rely ■ SAVE <1 SAVE *1 Cool colton bra with nylon lie. 32 to 36A. 32 to 400. C. All cotton bra with soft Da­ cron* polyester fiberfHI. Stretch straps adjust. 32 to 36A, 32 to J80, 32 to 40C. now 2 for $4 NOW 2 to* $4 SAVE »1 SAVE ’ Adjustable stretch strap bra on our Rgxall Pha rmacist to totow thMS vital witty steps whan he is filling Stretch back. 32-36A, 32­ 400, C. NOW 2 FOR $5 Your oaiPharmscy SAVE >1 track: $2.00. Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy Hmm Wl 5-2444 Hastings 'Action Back’ long-leg panty SAVE ‘1 SA Proportioned girdle of cool nylon-Lycre* spandex. Short. Proportioned cull-lop girdle now 3.98 N°* 3.98 *1 ‘1 L. XL. now 4.95 REMEMBER-YOU CAN CHARGE IY AU AT Mi OPEN EVERY DAY 9 AJA. UNTIL 5:30 PAL MteAYS 9 AJA now 4.95 �Bunday. “IS u> uw Woodland C< !<«*•»» » Il would, ram that the United local, and MUs Phyllis Fox Br tin. OtnJcK Curtis Alto, spent the weekend ir w. , MT-3JII Upper PeninsulaMr. and Mr*. George Estep, withdrawal of military forra w The woodland Lions Club met (r. and Mr*. Art Moore and Mr. at the Den Tuesday, June 3*. OfIcan for the year were liutalled until North Viet Nam i* willing to family after the delicious Swiss steak dinner. Jack Sinclair will serve Moore at Logan, Sunday. * Mr. another year as treasurer while partita Involved refuse# to talk? middle ground. ana Lire. Howell Newton, Broca Harald Classic will replace GayHow much stability and peace and Diane, spent last week visit­ ing the Dakotas, Yellowstone and tary. Third vice president will be precipltata American retreat 1* Grand Teton National Park. En Oaylord Laughlin, second vice route home they called on their open to question. No statesman •on. Keith, at the Niki Army president will be Roy Tltkemeyer here or abroad scan* willing to Missile Hase In Wheeler, Ind. * and Willis Dalton will serve the as first vice president. This Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seese vtelted dub also Is program chairman. GlenAU pralbie dlplo- go on record as to what the trend don Curtis was presented Uic of event* might be. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough of gavel to serve ns president of the Thu*. If the United States doe* Alto. Saturday; tncJudiug Uidm offered by the club. He then presented John Mr and Mrs. Robert Host and Barnum, the outgoing president, United’ Nations. Results have been not attempt a quick and complete retreat from the Viet Nam area, family of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. «the past-president pin. The ■will only be a successful and the only alternative te to maintain Orton Srese and family of Alto, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sees* and growing organization if these — .,,11 negotiated MtUement. North pressure and through all available family of Logan and Mr. and _ ______ 1. 1, — - A “ mA diplomatic channels to keep the cooperation of each member of prised their mother, Mrs. Ray the dub. Board meeting will be Infiltrate more troops and con­ Seem with a birthday party Fri­ held this Thursday night at the struct more underground depots day. They enjoyed Ice cream, If the decision is to stay, and cake and coffee for the occa- den and the new president urges each member of the board to and strung pointe as centers for make Infiltration so costly that attend with new ideas for the North Viet Nam might decide to Geiger visited Don Walton at success of the dub. lull, the American casualties were St, Mary's Hospital in Grand The Methodist softball team Rapid* Thursday. * Sharon Gel- lost to the Lutheran team last able try. then the bombing of oil Wednesday. Saturday night the tanks and material depots on the Ron Oelger and Mr. and Mrs. Lutheran team will be hosts to Roy Dukes were Friday supper fringes of Hanoi and Haiphong la the Vermontville team. The field guests of their parents, Mr. and a militarily defensible policy- that Mrs. Charles Geiger in honor of has also been active lately with the pony league games and soon sivould be supported at home and Ron's birthday. the Little League will be play­ Rev. and Mrs Ellsworth Swan­ ing games there. violently opposed by the western son and daughter of Kerners­ Anita Hanson, house guest this ville, N.C., visited the Paul Thompson home and also Mr. John Sinclair, spent last week tn and Mrs. Veqwn Thompson Fri­ Jackson with friends. During the day. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter the exchange students n. tiie destruction of military objec­ Walt and children of Hastings from this area were guests in and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shoe­ tives and not the terror bombing bridge and son of Middleville Jackson with different families and Anita's hosts wanted her to of civilian populations. . were Saturday visitors of Mr. return for a longer visit. * The and Mrs. Richard Shoebridge. Woodland Fire Department has Wolfgang remained to spend a been kept busy thte last week few day* with his-grandparents. allies (yes. there are some ) to * Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler of nlng. they were called to the fight and die in South Viet Nam Saranac were Sunday visitors at home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Gei­ without doing whatever possible the Richard Sboebridge home. * ger, Jr. to extinguish a tire on Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tooksr and to curb the infiltration from the family of St. Johns were Sunday headed to the bam with a load North? Certainly the oU Installa­ of hay they discovered It was on tions in the Hanoi-Haiphong area fire. No great damage, oilier than Mr. and Mrs. MU ton Buehler a lost load of hay. Sunday morn­ are considerable factors in the movement of men and supplies and Mrs Joe KautTman attend­ ing the alarm was sounded again. ed the Rebekah visitation in Oli­ This gvos a more serious fire as southward and In the stoking of vet Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs plants that manufacture arms and Tom Vandermale of Yorktown was burning. They had called for Heights, N. Y, came Thursday help from our department. The munitions. • to spend some time with hU bam burned to the ground but the house and other buildings Undoubtedly the open and di­ Roush. * Mr. and Mrs. Tom around were saved. Sunday afNO CHA1G1 FOB INSTALLING! verse discussion of Viet Num in Vandermale and daughter and this country is a factor that has Mrs. Ivan Roush visited Mr. and again. Tills time tome pranksters convinced the policy makers of the Mrs. Bill Vandermale and family had been careless with their fire­ in Marysville last Friday. Bill la crackers and threw one in a dry North that wo are a badly divided still in the hospital. * Mr. and □eld. With the lack of rain this -IstST BUYS IN OB OUT or TOWN— nation and will pull out us the Mrs. Ivan Roush and grandsons. was dangerous and started the Jim and Eddie Vandermale. at­ tended tiie dinner at the Ele­ fatal mentary School building put on under control by the firemen. Mike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl by the four Community Clubs in Dilienbeck, left Friday from Freeport, Sunday. * Mr. and Metropolitan Airport in Detroit Mrs. Keith Blough and children processes which, to the uninitiated. for Germany. He is being spon­ of Grand Rapids were Sunday sored by the Youth for Under­ 107X WMIgud, Hastingi Phone Wl 5-2091 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben standing Organization. Ho had instability, weakness and lack of Crites. ’* met his host family only through >pen Mm- thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturday! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blough purpose. Actually, tiie "sound and tile and sons vtelted Mrs. Harold Ball them in person. He will spend of Newaygo, Sunday. * Mr. and twd’months with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bill Blough and children Prttderich Grlmmelmann and strength—not weakness,. and once forpeople who know how to enjoy a vacation thrtr f^ve children. Their home is fdisr co. in Hastings, Bunday. l-vF Last Thursday night Mr. and House guests tills last week whelming majority of Americans N|r3. Bill Blough entertained with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mah­ will “rally round," even if some of with a birthday party honoring ler were her daughter, Mr. and them have to hold their noses a their daughter, Kathle, on her Mrs. David Teeters and family fifth birthday. Ice cream* WHi of, Rockford, HI. They visited bit In the process! cake were served. Guests were some friends . in Hastings where Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kyser and tWir little five-year-old girl met Mrs. Dorothy Parish of Battit "tilth a misfortune. Tiie family Creek, Mrs. Greta Blough and dog Tbit her quite badly and she Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, lo­ requited 44 sUlclie* at the hos­ cal. * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blough pital. After resting a fete days By .Mr*. Sylvan Tagg was .cpvtwu reported UUIUe doing ,„.v fine and taach Si. 7SS-12I1 and children and Mrs. Greta she WM Blough will leave Friday for a1 they went on home. Other re­ week's vacation In Philadelphia, cent - --- guests ----- *- ■*----—Mr. -* •*— were and Mrs. Jack Holland and family of Fort Mrs. Rudolph Gilbert of Spo­ Mr. and Mrs. Merton Mesecar Wayne, Ind. kane, Wash.; Mrs. Leno Cum­ --------------------------- ------------- Van­ mins of Santago. Calif.; Mrs. and family were Saturday vlsl----------------------------------------------den Bosch have bpen vislUng his George Williams of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Pauline Curtis of Grand humus of Alto. * Miss Ellen brother In Alabama this last 0..» w—wetjt_ During his absence from Rapids and Mrs. Minnie Huff­ Sunday overnight guest of her the pulpit on Sunday, Rev. Win­ man of Lowell were Saturday grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay­ gard of Cedar Springs was the Charles Oelger. * Mr. and Mrs. Wing. * Mrs. Wayne Tagg at­ guest speaker. He was pastor of Forrest Coleman of South Has­ tended a bridal shower for Miss the Woodland and Carlton Ccntings were Sunday visitors of Lyndla McNutt at the home of ter churches 20 years ago. Many Mr. and Mrs. CecU Oler. * Mr. her sister, Georgia Shellenbar- of his former friends were pres­ and Mrs. Floyd Dunnigan of ger, In Hastings, Wednesday. * ent to hear him speak and renew Woodland were Saturday vlsi- Miss Bonita Demond of Cale­■ acquaintances. donia spent the weekend at the Wherever your westice taker ycu-you take a holiday from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owen Wayne Tagg home. * Mr. and tiie sudden death of Mrs. Glen and family of Morgan were Sun­ Mrs. Wayne Tagg attended the Wotrlng."They had Just moved day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. VFW convention in Grand Rap­ Into town from their country rough tieitasnt. Its smooth, tapered Itoes srs'a joy to Tom Owen. * Mrs. George Owen ids. Wayne was installed ar. home two weeks prior when she behold! AU la all. a happy combination for mites and miles and Torn Owen visited Wednes­ Commander of the 8lh District. was token, sick and admitted to of fuhioasble fun and adventure. 4 styles for women, in Pennock Hospital. Our sympathy day with Mrs. Albert Owen at Hawaiian Blue, Saddle Tan, RawMde Finish. 3 styles Mrs. Sherman Read of Rich­ goes to Glen and his children. A Morgan. * Robert Clum, who has for men. In Saddle Tan and Colorado Brown. spent the last two weeks with land spent the weekend with her Mr and Mrs. Gaylord Laughlin Lots you can choose from! his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair------sister.,______ Mrs Louise Spillane. 812 and Katie returned home Thurs­ ffl 21’Ladies'O’Nite... $1835 day from their trip to California. Clum. returned to Coldwater' 8. Broadway. The first night away from home El 26’Pullman... $2635 they were house guests with Mr. and Mrs. Leon VanOs a'nd family E3 Beauty Case... $1435 in Wisconsin. Most of the night 10 2-Suiter... $2435 j was spent visiting and "catching up" on hometegrn news. □ 21’ Companion... $1633 John, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sinclair, has been at church can.p Ulis last week at Wesley Wo.>ds. A* Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Dell of Wayne were Wednesday. June 39, dinner guests with his mother, Mrs. Anna Dell and Dorothy. In the afternoon they went to Hastings. EDITORIAL NEW CARPETING Buy Miller's 36 ** 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 1. Compare Quality and Prices 2. Buy from Us and Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds Ken Weller Gets Bentley Grant By Mrs. Albort Groan TO. ontr r.m-1 UMUw OOU. « OuS U W •)“> Bummer projects. This dub wm started la*t Hprlri® Mid hi Walter Birman projy* mcr. , gardening: Frank Kilmer, dairy; Tripp and baby of Middleville Lyle Newton, beef; Beverly Ken­ and Gordon Croon of Battle nedy. saddle dub; Shbrtey ItayMarshaB Tripp. Mr. and Mrs. urday, June 38. * Boy Scouts a Junior leader in bwaf. from Grand Rapids camped re­ _ Rummer cently tn Yankee Springs. * Mrs. are: presidmt. Phil OUltepte; vice president, Gerald Newton; ball, basketball and baseball and Mrs. Mnrsliall Tripp and Brenda secretary. Margery Kilmer, and Is a member of the Klwanls Key i - 2T72' ” dub. Mrs. Bob Tripp tn Midaieviita. . p.uu pouw* Weller In high school.- Bentley In thl* auch a big success. aa there Bentley and I are proud to en­ Run Griffeth' iuul surgery courage Ida future ambitions Fennock Hospital June 34. with this award." . _ , I MT. IUU1 laury » nw Scholarships wens family of Middleville called on students graduating ----- ,— ■Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd Sunfrom Michigan high .-choob who applied for the scholarships at The Lake O’Squares wlU hold the 56 Michigan institutions re­ hls grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. a dance Saturday. July 9. at ceiving the gnuita. Archie Burd. sa from 8 to 11 pun. Marve Free­ Mr. and Mrs Edwin Chaffee stone caller. All area square called ■ on Mr. and Mr*. Carl' dancers welcome. In case of rain. unlrerdtlea. Wood and family of Middleville i High School. rently contributing $83,000 for on Sunday. Square Dance in Lake-0 Parking Lot scholanhlpa tor the academic for the sctvxil >rwr will Lring total contributions to nearly Uon. MOSQUITOS? U.S. District Court use Bankruptcy Petitions ISOTOX HoMIbt. KaIabs 3 jt1 K MONARCH Hjj.ll , SERVICE Millers w"“a“M Freeport Samsonite Hotting* Center 4H Club Buay With Projects Hubbard Hills The All Purpose Spray . . . Sale on Shrubs and Flowers —cynu J. OooSrtch, BstUe Cte««. atsof “—* “ ----------Oreto villa. An over night Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bun McPharlln Ortho "Hose Sprayers Available COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Duality Furniture bOWMTdWH HASTINGS Blairs FARM & GARDEN 231 W. Stole 9AS-5M2 Phone Another 'Better Living' Idea From HouseBeautiful From Cramped One-Story Living Streamlite £ X Q u A E R Tha Hastings Banner To A Luxurious Two-Story Home! There's room at the top when you need more living space room to odd a second story to your home, N We’|l be happy to show you how we can do the job without £ D aL'USCilli'TION the fads and figures on a second story addition ... plus details on our complete Home Improvement Service! vote UGUST 2nd for MIKESELL FOR Circuit Judge (BARRY and EATON) NON PARTISAN Ht£.dwU* ruining the family budget. Come in or call us this week for all D Bockground Trial Attorney for 13 Yeqrs Prosecuting Attorney" for Eaton County Assistant Attorney General of Michigan 4 Year* Judicial Petition of Special Deputy Hwy. Comm. ■ Committee for JMlltaldL. Mikesell for Circuit ADD A SECOND STORY TO YOUR HOME MMltlMS 4N0 IMOH FOK AS UTTtt XS MR00 1W • A MONTH CALI FDR AN 'AT HOftl? SSTltyATE °NI- 1g STOP 1 SERVICE �Mi Hickory Corners Special Program At U.B. Church Busy Pillowing Beg Your Ruffner spent Bunday with Holiday>eekend Th* Hastings Municipal Court win attend Ruffner returned Monday Coun picnic supper at Dale's and children staying at the Church. Baltimore Church and Ruffners enjoyed the plcalso. * Mrs Mary Shields Burdick la volunteering for ths Hastings United Brethren Church. A special offering will armed service* * The Friendly for Che Kentucky Field. stopped al the corner. Boadraw's AtMttn-ltatey tUh-taUed about paid a B3S fine ph for recklMs driving. NashriU*. Limb Hits Garage days tn jail after he pleaded guilty to drtvin* while under the Gary and Allaon McDonald of fell Saturday nl*ht Hastings has always been a Ronald «. Turnbow. Memphis. Tenn., paid a *5 fine plus M.10 preUy special place to us. and court costs for fishing on Algon­ months* probation. quin Lake without a license. William H. Homer of Big Rap­ your churches. Reverend Clark ids, charged by Middleville Chief and Reverend Elliott gave us a of Police David P. Newman with driving without a license, was To the finest little city wo know. many, many thanks. . flnod MO piua 3710 court costa. Very sincerely. Richard L. Austin, 430 w. Mill, Keyes, Mrs. a Bunday evening. «:«. * »h» NaMwflle. Shelby Roush received arrested in NaahvUle | Public Forum lllVlkW IM I Bugby officiated. Cloverdale - Hope peal Chief Bunlor's decision. Newark. Ohio Alvle Whltker. 17, R1 Shelby­ June 3t, IBM ville. paid a 325 fine plus U.45 costa for illegal possession of In­ toxicants. Hastings for a short stay Intend­ ing to return on May 34. ungs. and Kenneth K. Benedict, On the 24th my husband be­ 31, Middlerille, each paid 125 came very 111 and. after examlfine* plus 8133 costa on disorder­ ly charges. They were arrested he needed surgery before he by Officer Gary Bunlor on N. mlttcd to Pennock Hospital and COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS formed by Dr. Robert Huebner, assisted by Dr. Myers and Dr. Castleman. His stay at Pennock Hospital was made as pleasant as possible by a very fine staff of nurses recovery when we received a telephone call from home saying inson. whose subscription' I had renewed on May 23rd) had had a severe stroke. She never regained OUTDATED! Norrie Road, and Marine Highbank By Mn. Stephen Oigood II 0«ltM T.l............... Mr. and Mra. Almond Weber of the Fourth with their aunt and uncle, the Marvin Cooleys laanuc raw nuucao a., , _ _________ __ a'ion of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'ng * k1"1- Thc' a bit tiny L MacKenzk' R2 Hastings; | thou«11 dignified was Gora Btrif- making Yellowstone Park one ot i William Fox family and cei*ihe hlghUghU of their 17-day I brated the July 5th birthday of larine Pvt. Je^ry E. Pre*, son L*111' *cX*d “ trip. Ah court coots for driving without a license. Chief of Police Richard Bun lor also officially notified Austin that his- taxi cab oper­ ator*! Bcerue had been suspended Hoff- was Interrupted for about a ball their grandparent', the Allen hour. have1 lovely bride tn her pink formal McDonald* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munn and two children and Mr. and fi | Lloyd By Mr*.’V«rn UmoblUt sOMvOu ei-xiu About 30 children and several adults were transported to Auof Instruction under simulated IIVHU < u..* —•*** ----- squad tactics, guerilla warfare, Roush from Battle Creek and day and night combat, patrolling Edd Felgbner were weekend and the use of Infantry weapons. Hobiyer and MIm Mriva Peake iiad a good time bicycling Mon- baatc specialist training In mili­ tary occupational fields. Leather- Dick Rlne and Miss Unda Spears Blair HawbllU and Kenneth spent Bunday at Rose Lake near good's. * Weekend guests of the LeRoy. returning Monday. They called on Mr. and Mra. Nolan er. Mra Grace Rlne, and Jim of Hudson, who have now moved to Hastings. Monday guest* at the Reed City. * Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Stephen Oegoods also Included ert Foster and family were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs Heber Foater. * Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mra. Gordon Rlne of Hastings. Blahop and family of Battle Creek spent the 4th with Mr. and Mra. Morse Thornburgs of Three Mrs. Vem Hawblit*. * Mark Rivers. * MIm Maxine Peake was honored with a bridal ahow- weekend with his wife and other relatives. He leaves soon for duty goxl She received many lovely in Germany. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Whitmore and useful gift*. MIm Caryl Hurof Battle Creek called Sunday Peake on Thursday evening. Kenneth Osgood spent the past week at CUraon City Youth Leslie Whitmore and family of camp. * Family and friends m«4 at the Lynden Johnoocka of Gun nlng guests. * Mr and Mrs. Gene Lake to .watch the fire works Schantz from Grand Rapids from their roof top. Mrs Austin Schantz. receive more training when they report to the staging battalion at Camp Pendleton. This train­ ing will cmphaaln? jungle war­ fare. patrolling and civic action based on experience gained In Vietnam. teachlng In Italy the past two Fourth of July vnu appropriately Church Delia rang and the fire a crowd appeared on the lawn of American Legion Poet 484 and Auxiliary Unit 484 conducted a flag tanning ceremony which Lake Odessa Just as the ceremony started, By Ruth Peterman continued. Everyone sang Ameri­ ca the Beautiful and dispersed W’ednavday Mra Burdette Liv­ ingston of rural Clarksville and Mra. Dan Hickey were In Grand Rapkb and called on Mrs. Charles Carlson. * Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Inman and Nancy of Baartx of Kalamazoo on Hnnnay Livonia gpent the holidays with afternoon. the Floyd Baxters and the Clare Greens. * The Clare Blakely* spraU the July 4th weekend at tho*r collage near Big Rapids. | family of Kalamaaoo wtre 8*L- Dunham District Mra. Myrvell Stephens * The Merry Social Club will have thetr picnic at the shelter house at Jordan lake Thursday. July Navy Ho*pltal Corpsman Wil­ 14, with potluck dinner at noon. lard Bennet. Jr., of Charleston. Violet Haas. Elbe* Jackson and a counselor In the school In SC. was home on an eight-day which she taught in Italy and emergency leave to attend the* funeral of his maternal grand- Shade reunion will be held at been vtalllng at the Hoos home the Ionia Fairground*, Bunday. tla Creek. David Bennett went July 10. Potluck dinner al one turn to New York next week to In the Air Force at Lackland o'clock and bring beverage If John Hoc* Cecile has resigned her foreign assignment and plans to teach tn Michigan next year. By Mrt. Milet Rujfner JU IY CUAMNCE LADIES DRESSES One group of Spring and Summer Dresses in pelites, misses and half-sizes. of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ben- frotn abroad. Bartlett and children of East to Alpena over tha 4th. tak­ Lansing were Friday supper ing his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. guests of ths Homer Bartletts be­ Ball. * The doctors tell Herb fore attending the fair. oaUActer. Ludwick he may drive his car for 1101 N. short distances. Garry Bristol hft transferred to Colorado to attend school * Linds Dunkelberger has gone to Building Permits LADIES COATS Our entire stock of Spring and Summer Dress Coats. Births at Pennock and so is tiring messy defrosting! Where You Borrow May Make A Difference DELTON- BB 30; agBBt Dick1; Danns KUo*«r. OALMBUBa' — B4llk BUUtaa. IS SO MANY FAMILIES AUc« O«Ai. 33B S. J«a«T«on. G««rp GlkMB. ISOS N. MRkl<u>. V**t BzrnAK Bl. BavUla SorwAo::. 117 C StAdlMO. H*rry Bkate, 405 E. Ovnlkr. Jut M; MIS* MeClBikle. PREFER CASH LOAN they receive. * i The Bpeclou*, nev, "No-Frost” Refrigerator-Freeser leu you shop^blg*1 and take advantage of food specials .. . gives you space to freeze entire meals for special nr reWon* and to keep leftovers fresh and tasty for another raeal . . . plus a wide variety of convenience features ahd the luxury of an automatic ice maker. I. CUaUa. July 2; They can pay all their bills with one loan— up to $1000. Regularly $14.98 LADIES SWIMSUITS One group of one and two-piece styles. LADIES SHIFTS They like Hit courteou* service and treatment thatr new wls 'i ■' ' Ladies Ready to Wear J*l- A LOCAL FINANCE CHAME HOW TO A MODERN 'FROST-FREE* REFRWRATOR-FREEZER Our entire stock of Spring and Summer Hats. One group of Dresses - Coats - Sportswear. Broken sizes. WHY ' LADIES HATS Regularly $7.98 One group of Jersey Shift Dresses in misses □nd half-sizes ■20 N. Broadway. Muy Cook. SOS W. Qrooa. Tord AzpteML B3. LoclUt They hava 1 payment monthly—1 place to pay. LAKB ODBMA CHILDREN'S WEAR They receive helpful counsel on money or budget ituvra. aa R> Joly *• problems. Join The Many Families One rock of Dresses. Toppers. Suits, Swimsuits, Play Suits. efL Jone M; VJv}**1* O’*’1', BIO brtta- Who Use Local Finance Cash Loan Service NASKVILLB — rvaak JUllWt.r. BL Juui Banc*. Boz ITS; xi Bl. Jaly 3; Cui rasa. Paul BuzlUa, B 25 CHILDREN'S HATS Our entire stock of Summer Dress Hats. auNrattD —: To tide you over 'Til Pay Day . All yous WOODLAND -- Feart rrtgarlckion. Bl. MM BB; Myrtle WoUtas. ISO W. BtMSwty. June M; rf*r«ae« local finance STbP IN OR CALL TOOAlf 0. K. How.fd II2S. IrTfvm LADIES PURSES Regularly $2.98 One group of Straws. Plastic-Like-Leather In beige, pastels, whites, block and brown ’ FImm HS-SU4 and Bylvta Walters visited the Aaron Shuck family Tuesday af­ ternoon In Holland. REMNANTS One table of remnants.' Some pieces up to 3 yards. When You VQT^ for RICHARD M. BAUER la IA1 ANO BASK: INTIB. MANY OTHER BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE AT Look tor famoui 'Trode-Name' labels on the thingj yog buy... you'll find them here! Circuit Judge-5th Judicial Circuit S Richard M. ||u?r Parmaleefr 124 East State Street Published by Consumers Power LityX*: �I1 Ellen Maria Flory, [ E. Gene Wolcott Exchange Vows The Jocobys Mark Silver Anniversary Ernest and Lucy Jacoby round­ ed out M years- of marriage MissSusan Mitchell, John Ironside Wed In Village Chapel Saturday tha Jaoobys odrtxuled with their children. Mr. and Mr*. James (Lucerne) Morr.fr. Jenneane, Chris and Stephen al Gull Harbor Inn. The table was appropriately drooratad for the occasion and the honored couple were the redptsnt* of many iu.«iy rut* of silver along with many beautiful cards and greet­ ings. Other gultete included Mr. and Mra. Jams* Marr, 8r. Lois Parsons of South Rockwood had Mr and Mr*. Gordon Vander- Tha Martha Mary Chapel at OrosufMd Tillage, Dearborn, was the picturesque sethng for the wadding and tn keeping with Chia atmosphere, the Iron­ sides Model T. Ford wa* walling at Uh from of the Chapel for The Vermont vllle IchUrtb wo Methodist The Congress Inn wa* the scene of the wedding reception chaplain, performed the double al 0 o'clock that evening. ring ceremony tn the presence Following their honeymoon of IM guasta. Mtaa Sharon Wil­ trip to Cape Cod the bridal liam was the soloist and sang. with a bodice top of lace with »ed peart trim and tiered staves. Her bouffant finger length reii waa held in place by a bow of organs*. She carried a bouquet of white roses and ivy. Preceding the bride Into the WHITE'S years icrvlce oversea* with the Fifth Army. The couple and thetr four children moved to Hasting* Ln August, IBM, when Mr. Jacoby became affiliated with Orchard Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Harry Mead of Mr and Mrs the engagement of their daugh­ ter. Lynd* Sue Gerity, to Doug­ las J. Scobey, ana of John Sto­ ber, of R2 Hastings and the late Mra. Scobey Douglass is a 19M graduate of Hastings High many friends throughout the Stale. He I* scoutmaster of Troop 178 and treasurer df the Em­ manuel Episcopal Church. I-ucy ha* acted a* president of the Business and Professional Womcri's Club for the past year and both are faculty members of the Maple Valley School They Save one grandchild. Photography The Don Macoil family of De­ troit visited tiie Gay Jordons for the 4th holiday and Mary Gay V4S-3M1 SPECIAL (Saturday Only) 7-Year-Old is 'Mostess Hostess' Mary Lou Lantz, Gene Strimback Are Married lace edged pointed berth*, with Jilgh ooilar of lace and insertion. Tho mutton leg sleeve* had cuffs of tucks, insertion and lace. The floor length gored full skirt featured a full flounce edged in lace with tiny tucks and inemlon the same a* tn The groom, son of Mr and Mr* the waist. also Insertion In the Ken Strimbtick of R4 Hastings, is front of the skirt. Two matching employed by the Clark Equipment petticoat* of lace, insertion and Company of Battle Creek. tucks completed her costume. Her elbow length Illusion veil wa* held by a bow and she car­ ried a bouquet of blue and white Is Setting for Lovely Ceremony FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER atater, Mr* Jeanne Janoueek of Sunfield. 8he was wearing■ • llrht blue chiffon over taffeta, and she carried a bouquet of white carnation* x. Hugh Wolcott, brother of the groom, served a* the best man. Seating the guest* were Risk Wolcott. brother of the groom, and Don and Roger Ftory, broth­ er* of the bride For the wedding the bride's mother chose a brown and white dress while the groom's mother wore a two-piece paatel print ' oM. proved to be a "hostess with "blouse on” dram. Both mothers the mostess” as she entertained had a corsage of white camsfor the birthday of her mother. Mr* Bud Wolfe, on Saturday. A reception wa* held in the MIm Mary Lou Lanta of Char- July 2. at 1 pm. with "some” aa- church parton Immediately fol­ lotte and Gene Strlmback of Ha*- sirtance from Aunt Ruth Varney lowing the ceremony Mr. and tings were united In marriage and Aunt Ruby Curtis* Mr* Jack Moore, brother-in­ Saturday. June 25. st 5 P m In the However. Martha planned her law. and sister of the groom home of lhe groom on M-37 south guest list, filled In her invlta- served as master and mistress of of Hastings. tton*. picked out her "Queen For ceresnanie* Mr* Thomas WolThe lovely double ring ceremony ' A Day " napkin* pastel-colored wer performed by the Rev. Ascle- cups and plates, happy birthday I tine of Battle Creek i balloon*, etc. In aU there were • T*, bna,. dtuIbUr M Mr. " prwnU 31 IkUm «nd The brides honor attendants were her stater* Jane Wilson, maid of honor. Anita, bridesmaid, and Elma and Mary Anne. Jun- Pakhom. President of the Lansing Stake, read the double ring cere­ mony Monday afternoon. June 27. In spite of the heat, everyone spent an enjoyable afternoon vtat'lng and Martha had two birthday games which Mr* De­ loria Dipp conducted for her. Tn departure, everyone's thoughts were that it should be done every year and Mrs Mr and Mr* Gordon Cota at­ Wolfe was especially happy for tended the graduation of thetr as many friends, gifts and a daughter. Mr* Janis White, held thoughtful 7-year-old daughter. al Ivanhoe's in Xalamaaoo. from Tracey's Beauty Academy She 'win tje working at Annette's on South Westnedge in Kalamasoo. aw In a beautiful ceremony, the bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a candlelight floor­ length. linen sheath gown enhanced Methodist Rites At Lake Odessa Unite Couple Mr* Paul N Kudlrka of CnJ£ CharloU‘ VerTnontIll., wa* assisted by hl* brother. IWUe' _______ a____ John Kudlrka. of Chicago. Ill 1 . a* best man. William Kudlrka,' *"d. Mrr A1PhonMJ A of Chicago, and Then and Vic- " ’ ’ tor Wilson were usher* Mr. and Mr* Royal Wilson of Birmingham, uncle and aunt of the bride, were master and mis­ Honor Medical Society graduate tress of ceremonies and Mis of Marquette University and ffW. iT Odessa wa* at the guest book U on the University of MlnneA reception wa* held In the ****’• Fellowship hall after the cere­ mony and after a trip In north­ ern Michigan, the couple will re- at Spa: tun Vitiate, M8U. to con­ tinue their studies, majoring in John J. Hopkins served as best man Peter Ogilvie and Thomas A Birke’J CUT RATE of Hastings, Mich. U0 tioru decurited Hie altar for iho double ring ceremony performed al three o'clock by Ralph Slier- OUT THEY GO! (BONE & WHITE SHOES COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! u6y------ -- Quality Furniture — - - - — ----------- Under The Dryer Protect Foods From Loss of Flavor ARIEL $4.00 FREEZER Supplies with At Reduced Prices! WWINlffiP »5_ SLIPS by Plastic Containers YOUR CHOICE • Full Lino Markings! Snap-on coven give air-tight protection against flavor loss. Many household uses, too! Bonnet & Gown Alma FirmIatan BEN*FRANKUN nes*. all skin types need soap and water care. For an oily complexion, twice a day Is not too much. For dry. once a day is enough. Howevef, the right type of GREAT SAVINGS FLATS, STACKED HEELS DRESSY HEELS by RED CROSS, CHARM STEP, COBBIES, SO­ CIALITES & AMERICAN GIRL Usually $3.98 to $15.00 Now �J. Ronald Sim Takes Bride at Scottsville, N. Y Personal Mention Among the Fourth of July family Society newS acotumue. M. Y,^nd J. Ronald □rand Rapids. East-west winners were Kenneth Rose and Joseph A. 81m, 537 W. Walnut, ware united In marriage at the Union __ I decorated ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Don­ on assignment In Washington, ald C. Springer of 230 W. South Street wish to announce the en­ Pat Hodges will return this gagement of their daughter, Jan­ weekend after vacationing with i he family In Wisconsin. Mrs. H. ice Lyn. to Jerrold Robert Cole of the Navy, aon of Mr. and Mra. to Joliet. Hl., to visit tier mother Wayne Cole. 133 W. Walnut Street. The bride-elect Is a June The Dr. Gordon Finnic family graduate of Hastings High visited her parents. the Ralph School. Her Rance, a 1904 gradu­ Hemes In Charlevoix several days ate of Hastings High School, Is stationed at the Naval Amphibi­ Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard an Base, Little Creek, Va. A Sep­ will bo in Sturgis thia weekend tember wedding is planned. competing In a bridge toumaSlightly less titan 45 percent Dr John Lockwood and family of the total 4H membership re­ side on farms. Of the remainder. 33 percent live in rural areas week, returning home and the balance In towns and cities with over 2.500 population. The bride, given in marriage children at the Hastings Country Club Monday afternoon and eve­ ning for the July 4th buffet supper turning to their home In Balt burn" and protect the quality Lake City last weekend. by using Phillip Mitchell chairmaned the were, elbow - length. bell-shaped was attached at the waistline. Her elbow-length Illusion veil pausch are In the South this the youngsters. Other committee members were the Harojd Phillips. Knoxville. Tenn., on Saturday. When they return home Mrs. R. L. McOLmpsey and Mrs. Char­ Sleepers. J. Hubbells. Robe: lotte Hensley will accompany daisies and gladioli .with yellow Scottsville waa maid of honor. with a mana green velvet rib­ bon st tile empire waistline from linen skirt hung to the floor. Her headdress vu of nymph green velvet ribboa and veiling hlte Bridge MRS. J. RONALD SIM yellow silk linen. with matching hcodrvascB. Their flowers wenyellow and white daisies. The three bridesmaids arc M8U Dr. Philip E. Benson. Lake Banging July 4th Gun Lake, 1966 The flag raising and cannon In-law’s best man. Grandville Mitchell of \HuUngs. and fra­ ternity brothers Josh Benin of July morning has become such a tradition at Hostings Pointe, For her daughter’s wedding, right way to start Independence blue linen Day for the Pointe folks, their families and friends. The spectators, and there are many, many, youngsters of all Tlic groom’s mother wore a pink shantung dress with pink Dans about 10:30 to watch the corsage. event. Granville Mitehell and Bill Smith gave out with profes­ orated with boakota of yellow sional trombone duets this year, and white (fcdsies mixed with beginning with The Star Spang­ led Banner, after a prelude con­ yellow snapdragonsFor traveling, the bride chang­ cert, and then the old favorite*, ed to a blue and white printed like, 'Shea a Grand Ole Flag" cotton aulL ' and "I’m a Yankee Doodlo Dandy." (Tha playing of "Taps" ore Ums final notes heard before ■ iKeatiel THl OBU OHHtGOUJUl RUU_ It's Up To The Family Members of the family know better than anyone else how much sfaqqld be spent for the funeral serv­ ices. Wg offer. service# |n all price on make the right choice—i^based; upon indi­ vidual wishes and needs. bridal couple will be at ixnne at 711 N. E. 43rd Street, Seattle, Wash. Out-of - town guests present from Hastings were Judge and Mrs Philip Mitchell. Mr. and awards following the Club Tuesday went to Mrs. How- 2 Friends Hove Happy Reunion Lovely 5x7 PHOTO man and assisting her were Mesdames Itobert Walldorff. J Limes A happy reunion took place on Berry, K. 8. McIntyre, Jack Wood June 29 between two "boys" who and Myron Tucker. Mrs. Dewayne High will clialnnan the luncheon Ward on East State Street. Tta-y were Roy F. LeRoy Olm­ sted of Grand Rapldi and George Mcyera of 8. Benton MRS. BLANCHE DEMING DIES Mrs. Blanche Deming suffered Btreet. These "Boys" were playmates a fatal heart attack at the home from childhood through high of her son. Eldred, 628 Pairview, Kalamaxoo Wednesday, July 6, school. ENLARGEMEN Your favorite inapihot blown up to a 5x7 en­ largement with any roll of black and while film brought to us for developing and printing. This offer applies lo color too. If you bring us a roll of color film for developing and printing you will gel FREE 1 5x7 Color Enlargement. Mrs. Olmsted (Florence* Otis resident and Dick Deming of and Mrs. Ernest Cronkright, Hastings Is a grandson. lhetr daughter, held open house LIMITED TIME OFFER! GOOD TO JULY 31 I Read the attached labels when surprise slag party for his 78th buying seed, Michigan Stale University Extension specialists day ended with tiie surpercentage of germination, puri­ Arthur Olmsted (Margaret Pack­ ty. and other important facta. anil’ and son. Craig, of Charlotte, who. were hosts at a dinner at Other* Bout varieties developed at Michigan State University liave modi: it possible for Michigan to Plus S&H Green Stamps CARDNE •iM- JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 DRUGS Quality and Jriendly Scevict Wl 5-2114 110 W. Stat® USB BANNER WANT ADS! Thomas K. Stebbins of Detroit. lute thia year honoring Judge Archie D. McDonald, who is re­ from Lansing. Mt. Clemens, Illi­ tiring from the bench after 25 nois. New Jersey. California and years of distinguished service to Barry and Eaton Counties. ^JunenalJJoiM • Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS JULY SPECIAL! Olmsted, Mrs. Olmsted is the More than 90 percent of the total pea bean acreage is planted menfolk gatlser for refreshments. ionntt Margaret Packard. the Johnson cottage. There is a rotation of torch! bearers to light each firing and tor this duty each Is adorned with special headgear. Jim Rad­ ThomM Stebbins. Mr. and Mrs. lord did such a superior Job with Arthur StewarjL Mra. Garth Un- this chore that the explosion" LEOnRRDOSGOOD COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Smith visited Mrs. Charles Leonard enter­ over the July 4lh holiday. They tained her hospital guild with a potluck supper Wednesday. Special guests were Mra Ralph Herrick and her daughter. Martha, who arrived recently from California and ore now awaiting orders to join their husband and father In Germany. . . MIm Barbara Ann Hsjler Becomes Bride. HASTINGS Montcalm counties. straight floor-length skirt falling Chicago, Ill., and MU* Martha _________ CHARLES H. LEONARD Personal Mention Roy Chandler. Mrs Clara GilMr. and Mrs. Wally Oernentx Haywood. Knight of Greenville, Miss Barbara Gayle and Linda Kuney of Cowles of Grand Rapids, and Adrian were overnight guests Douglas Savage of Middleville for Friday of Judy VanWIe. On Satdinner Saturday evening at Gull Grand Haven. Doug and Barbara whose wedding When Rusiwdl Martin was dis­ date Is July 9. charged from the Navy a month pm. Saturday. Juno 25, CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Protect Your Food From Freezer Burn Rapids and third to Mrs. Gordon Ironside and Jocelyn Ironside. Finnic. Mr. Tatum will Join hb Mra. James Hawed and young5ter, of Selfridge Field visited her parents, Judge end Mra. Philip Mitchell over the holiday Members of the Warren Kidder family honored their parents co port. About 40 were present to wBh Grand Rapids. Second Mr. and Mrs. Kidder many happy rs. James Berry and husband. the Rick Olmos al Mrs. Ralph Tatum and young­ sters arrived Sunday evening ,_ — Honor Anniversory (fliiirijf! by the groom’s parents and the much attention tiiat the lake aunt and uncle of the groom, surrounding the firing area is filled with boats and catamarans and Mrs. Dean Artman of Pitta­ afloat with many people watch-, field. HI.. Friday. June 24. at 7 Ing the landslde display. As always there is costume at­ p.m. at the Caledonia Country tire of all kinds for this gain Club, Caledonia. N. Y. event that Links the past with tury swim suit, a complete oover-up of wool worsted, was NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for Circuit Judge Eaton & Barry Counties u took the prize in a draw with Mrs. Alan Robbins, a gay 20's flapper. Fourth of July* will come and go, things and people will change, but It's a safe bet that this ob­ servance a£. the "Grand and Glorious h" will continue on indef Into th gcncrullopa. Monday evening visitors at the and Mrs. Don Wright of Char­ lotte. THE MODERN WAY Use your Security Charge! Budget your purchases, large or small, with no special forms or financing. Just say “Charge If* and you will automatically receive the convenient ex­ tended payment privileges of your Security Charge Card. You can decide then or later to pay as little as 1/10 of yqur balance each month with a service charge of only 1 % EXPERIENCED (Minimum payment $10)—pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date with no service charge! UNDERSTANDING AAac LEOD CAPABLE STOP and SHOP Where You See The SECURITY CHARGE SIGN Now Probate Judge of Eaton County (1965 TO PRESENT TIME) 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte (FROM 1954 TO 19651 19 Years Practicing Attorney Pait PrcsidtnF Michigan Municipal Judge>' Association Put an Experienced Judge on the Job CORNER OF and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Sponsored By Qational STATE AND JEFFERSON. DOWNTOWN and Gat 'Em! [xj ANGUS Mac LEOD for CIRCUIT JUDGE h* Superette —OPIN DAILY— FOR EATON O MUY COUNTIB NOhAAATISAN CANDIDATE Bastings Member F.D.I.C. and Security National Bank of Battle Creak M. to Tt P.M �J. Ronald Jim Takes Bride at Scottsville, N.Y. Society newS Grand Rapid* Ea»l-weal winners were Kenneth Rose and Joseph Walnut, were Rapid* and third to Mrs. Gordon Ironside and Jocelyn Ironside. TiUft Mr. and Mrs White the altar. Mra Raymond Terepk* The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore a white ald C. Bpringer of 23fl W. South Street wish to announce the en­ straight floor-length skirt falling gagement of their daughter. Jan­ from an empire waistline. Sleeves ice Lyn. to Jerrold Robert Cole were elbow - length, beil-shapad Slightly Iras than 45 percent >f the total 4H membership reudc on farms. Of Uw remainder. 13 percent live in rural areas linen skirt hung to the floor. ind tha balance In towns and ilka with over 2.500 population. green velvet ribbon and veiling MM. J. RONALD 8IM . . Hit* Barbara Ann Hapcr Becomes Bride. Um> makl-of-tumors. Banging July 4th Gun Lake, 1966 The flag ralsiug and cannon In-law’s beat man. Grandville Mitchell of .Hastings, and fra­ firing ceremony every Fourth of ternity brothers Josh Benin of July momlng has become such a tradition at Hastings Pointe, Smith of Concord, were usher*. For her daughter’s wedding. right way to aUirt Independence Mrs. Hazier chose a blue linen Day for the Pointe folks, their familiar and friends. The spectators, and there are had an orchid corsage. many. many, youngsters of all pink shantung dress with pink shore site al the Stephen Jolui- he Family church parlora which were dec­ orated with baskets of yellow and white daisies mixed with yellow snapdragons. , Ftor traveling, the bride chang­ ed to a blue and white printed cotton suit. else how much the funeralserv- |n all price JjlBiityKon moke event Granville Mitchell and Bill Smith gave out with profes­ sional trombone durta tills >t*r, beginning with The Star Spang­ led Banner. after a prelude con­ cert. and tlM'n the old favorites, like, "Shea a Grand Ole Flag" and "I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy.”,,Th* placing of "Tap*" uro the final notea heard before ■ 2 Friends Have Hoppy Reunion A liappy reunion took place on June 29 between two "boys" who were bom In 1M8. in the Second Wrad on East State Street. They were Roy F. LeRoy Olm­ sted of Grand Rapids and GrotKo Moyera ot B. Benton Btraaf. These "Boys’’ were playmates from childhood through high school. Mrs Olmsted < Florence > Otis and Mrs. Ernest Cronkright. thetr daughter, held open house Bridge awards following the ladles luncheon at the Country Club Tuesday went to Mrs How­ ard Peters, Mrs. Cornell Denton teeds. OSGOOD COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS JULY SPECIALS Lovely 5x7 PHOTO ENLARGEMEH man and assisting her were Mes- and Myron Tucker. Mrs Dewayne Pugh will chairman the luncheon next Tuesday. • HRS. BLANCHE DEMING DIES Mrs. Blanche Deming suffered a fatal heart attack al the home Kalamazoo Wednesday. July fl. resident and Dick Deming of Hastings Is a grandson. Read the attached labels when surprize stag party far his 78th buying seed, Michigan Slate University Exten&lon specialists ended with the surpercentage of germination, puri­ Arthur Olmslid (Margaret Pack­ ty. and other important facto. ard! and son. Craig, of Charlotte, Don't let price be the only guide. who, were hosts at a dinner al Braun* Steak House Others Michigan Blate University imve ght. made IL possible for Michigan lo Olmsted, Mrs. Olmsted Li the menfolk galliei lor relreshmenU. former Mgrgan-L Packard. 1711 N. E. 43rd SInert, Scuttle. while the menfolk lake over al the Johnson cottage. VSB BANNER WANT ADS! Out-of - town guests present Tiiere is a rotation of torch from Hastings were Judge and bearers to light each firing and Mrs Philip Mitchell. Mr. and for this duty each la adorned Mrs. Anton TurkaL-Mr. and Mn with special headgear. Jim Rod­ Thomas Stebbins. Mr. and Mra. lord did such a superior >rij with Arthur Stowxril. Mra. Garth Un- this chore that the explosion Sascd upon indi- Montcalm counties. Mrs. Ciiarlcs Leonard enter­ over the July 4th holiday. They tained her hoapitel guild with a potluck supper Wednesday. special guests were Mrs Ralph Herrick and her daughter. Martha, who arrived recently from California and are now awaiting orders to Join their husband and father in Germany. yellow silk linen, with matching I headreaaea. Their flower* were i q he family know Clara OU- Wally Oemente accompanied him Iverv and have Mrs Kuhn suggest* that the children at the Hastings Country visited al the home of his Par­ Club Monday afternoon and eve­ ente, the John A. Martins, re­ brat way to prevent "freezer ning for the July 4th buffet supper turning to their home in Ball bum" and protect the quality of the meal in your freezer 'te PhllUp Mitchell chairmaned the sure you seal the package lightpausch arc In the South thia the youngsters Other committee week to attzmd a wedding at members wot the Harojd Phillips, Knoxville, Tenn, on Saturday. Mn. Marthk Cummins. John When they return home Mra. R. Steepen. J. Hubbells. Robert L. McGlmpsey and Mra. Char­ lotte Hensley will accompany and the W. Gene McAlcstera. Mrs Robert L. Smith visited Her elbow-length illusion vrtl Street The bride-elect Is a June graduate of Hasting* High School. Her fiance, a IBM gradu­ flower* were ate of Hasting* High School, is dalalas and gladioli with yellow itatloned at the Naval Amphibi­ an Base, Little Creek. Va. A 1 ember wedding Is planned. HAST NGS Bunday dinner guests of the Haywood. Knight of Greenville. Mias Barbara Gayle and Linda Kuney of Adrian were overnight guests Dougla* Savage of Middleville for Friday of Judy VanWle. On Baldinner Saturday evening at Gull Harbor Inn for the pleasure of Grand Hawn. Doug and Barbara whose wedding When Russell Martin wa* dis­ date la July B. charged from the Navy a month frozen meat wm the orgwnlsL roonunatcB of the bride. Protect Your Food From 'Freezer Burn Personal Mention Roy Chandler, Mrs fonned engaged—Mr. and Mn. Don­ Members of the Warren Kidder family honored their ;nrent* on Saturday with a 33rd anniversary port About 40 were preaent to wiah Davidson of Grand Rapids Second Mr. and Mn Kidder many happy Bcotteville, N. Y.and J. Banaid (Mm. Ml W Honor Anniversary Your favorite snapshot blown up to a 5x7 enlargemant with any roll of black and white film brought to us for developing and printing. This offer applies to color too. If you bring us a roll of color film for developing and printing you will get FREE 1 5x7 Color Enlargement. LIMITED TIME OFFERI GOOD TO JULY 31 I Plus S&H Green Stamps GARDNER Quality and Jriendiy Scrvici Wl 5-2134 HOW. State was a special caiuton filing sa­ Stebbins of Detroit. lute this year honoring Judge Archie D. McDonald, who Is re­ from 1 -anting Mt. CLczuen*, Illi­ tiring from tlw bench after 25 nois, New Jersey. California and Thomas K JJotne JACK 0. OSGOOD 15-2471 Barry and Eaton Counties. by the groom a parents and the much attention that the lake aunt and unde of the groom. surrounding Uic firing area is filled with boats and catamarans ajxl Mrs. Dean Artman of Pitts­ afloat with many people watch­ field, Di, Friday, June 24. at 7 ing the landildc display. pun. at the Caledonia Country tire of all kinds for this gala Club, Caledonia. N. Y. event that links the past with the preaent. A turn of the cen­ tury swim suit, a complete oover-up of wool worsted, wa* worn by Mra. Tom Stebbins and look the prize In a draw with Mra. Alan Robbins, a gay 20's flapper. Fourth of July* will come and go, I lung* and people »1U change, but It’* a ttfo bet that this ob­ servance of the ’’Grand and Glorious “ ■” conUnuc ' . will . Into the next generullops. , 0 NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for Circuit Judge Eaton & Barry Counties Monday evening vitdtora at the and Mrs. Don Wright of Char­ lotte. Charge! THE MODERN WAY Use your Security Charge! Budget your purchises, large or small, with no special forms or financing. Just say “Charge It" and you will automatically receive the convenient ex­ tended payment privileges of your Security Charge Card. You can decide then or later to pay as little as I, 10 of ypur balance each month with • sorvico chirfo of only l% (Minimum payment $10!—W pay EXPERIENCED the entire balance within 25 deya of your billing date with no icrvico charge! UNDERSTANDING CAPABLE >D R HU STOP and SHOP Where You See The SECURITY CHARGE SIGN ite Judge of Eaton County 11965 TO PRESENT TIME! Municipal Judge of Charlotte tFROM 1954 TO 19651 ’racricing Attorney lent Michigan Municipal s' Association >erienced Judge on the Job ond Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! BARRY COUNTIES NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE' 63ATIONAL goblnron 19 A.M. to Tt P.M CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON. DOWNTOWN [Hastings Mac LEOD lor CIRCUIT JUDGE EATON » Sponsored By Member F.D.I.C. and Security National Bank of Botrio Creek �b-MB ■MTDtOS BANNXB Th* Jack Bay family Joined I other family members at Rex B- in California morning and evening and th* following Sunday, Vacation* Make Rev. Manker A Busy Preacher Freeport VSCaWXk.. Lu. Muiker » Wllnr -rK-r. . atOJP fire . WM McDonald taking their vocaUoiu. , 14th weekend reluming I Tuesday evening. at the North Irving Wesleyan ------- > -nu; --ft require* expert planning. Be­ cause we offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or business, we can ob­ jectively analyze your require­ Horace IG StM TranHa, CLU. Hoyt. * Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hoyt attended the Standard Oil annuitant* club picnic at Maple Circuit Judge obligation for this service. Call u* for detail*. In Columbus Grove, Ohio, tha % Capable and quoli*3 tied - Over 30 yaan randsenC F ■ POWERS ment* over-all, and balance your insurance dollar* to fit legal nparjaaca. Insurance Agency Over Miller’s Jeweler* 120 W. STATE ST. Funeral service* for Willard F. Taylor, 57, Clarksville. who died at 5:15 am. Thursday, June 30, at the Belding Hospital, were held at 1:30 pm. Tuesday H the family of Clarksville enjoyed a picnic at Tyden Part. « Mr. and Pickens Chapel at Clarksville. Mrs. Larry Neff and family of Nashville were Bunday callers at burial waa in the ClarkavtUe Mr. and Mra. Willard Smith Cemetery. of St. Petersburg. Fla., apent Frl- For Banner Classified Ada . Call WI 5-3401. Next Sunday ahe will again be at the North Irving Church for Primary Etiction Phone WI 5-4174 August 2 Willard Taylor Of Clarksville Dies Thursday New York Life - Fund. Ha U a former executive vice president of David Advertis­ ing. Inc., of Grand Rapid*, and ha* been In the communication* field for 18 years Tiie Halting* Community Cheat 1* a member of the United Fund.1 Phone Vermontville 159-7298 and children spent Sunday with < Spotts) Taylor. Mr. and Mr*. Donald Dutcher at He married Geraldine Vender­ their cottage near Gua Lake. « Water of Albion in 1930." and and children of Hasting* we they moved to the Clarksville Sunday visitor* of her parents. area from HaaUng* 31 year* ago. Mr. Taylor wa* employed by Mr. and Mr*. Joaae Blough. * Mrs. Sylvan Tagg spent Bunday the Universal Metal Products of with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Paste, in Grand Rapids. Ftar Banner C1**iifled Ada Call WI 5-3481. Cail WI 5-xbl. he CUrkivuie survived by three daughter*. Mra. Richard (Deloreal Staff en of Belding. Mra. Wayne (Virginia) Livingston of Clarksville and Mra Harry (Mary Lou) Bliss. Jr., ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT । Grand Rapids; nine grandchil­ dren; a brother. Richard Taylor of Hasting*: a half-brother. Dal­ las Nance, and three half-sisters, Mra Wilfred <Dorothy» Bums. FINAL MARKDOWN! PRICES WILL BE REDUCED AGAIN! MARKED DOWN TO THE LIMIT! YOU'LL WANT TO BE HERE IF ONLY TO LOOK NOTHING QUITE LIKE IT HAS EVER HAPPENED IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY THERE WILL BE EXTRA EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE TO HELP YOU AT ALL 223 North Mai* Ute* Raeid*. Mkh. 43127 Pl**** 517-243-4802 * | DEVEREAUX 106 Lirt Erie Albia*. Mich. 49224 Phone 517-629-2081 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF 1 401 North Brosdwiy 1 Harti.<1. Mkh..49058 | Phoae 616-945-3190 FURNITURE stores _| 144 N*rth Mil* JBreaMr*. Mkh. 49230 1 Ph*** 517-592-2120 1 592 Wert Columbia I Brttte Creek. Mich. 49014 | Phe*e 616-964-4935 1 49 Maar** I HllbUle. Mkh. 49242 | Phone 517-437-2212 — truth Always — f^tj only — “A SALE WLTH A REAL REASON — NOT WST AN ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF 24 cu. ft. EXCUSE” There Has Been A Complete Management Changp At Devereaux Furniture's 1 2301 Eart Mkhlgsa Av*. I Jack***, Michl*** 49202 | Phe*e 517-712-0431 CHEST FREEZERS Regular $189.95 General Office . . . Operating Capital Is Needech. . .-immediately . . . Old Beautifully Styled Living Room Sofas Inventories Must Be Liquidated . i . No Roason^Jiffbffer Will Be Refused . . . Holds aver 800 Lb*, of Frozen Food New Management Said: "Everything Must Be Spld . . t Even If At A Pub-1 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE $04*777 ONLY . . . CA I Many Were Sold at $99.88 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE $QQ7 OO Regular $319.95 lie Auction”. ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF REFRIGERATORS 12 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR Dial Defrost • Full Width Freexer Regular $189.95 $1QQ77 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE I OO ABSOLUTE CLOSEOUT Of ML $169.95 2 pc. Living Room Outfits will |o at Final Markdown Price $ 99.77 $219.95 2 pc. Living Room Suite* sell at Pinel Markdown Price $129.77 $269.95 2 pc. Living Room Suite* go at . . $;:?.?3 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF 5 pc DINETTES 30x40x48 TABLE Final Markdown Price $159.77 $299.95 2 pc. Living Room Suite* go at . . *KV.SS final Markdown Price $179.77 $349.95 2 pc. Living Room Suites go at . . SZ67.CZ Final Markdawn Price $237.77 4 Contour CHAIRS Regular $49.95 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE tings. Chidester Area The Walt Kidder family went to Lake Odessa on business last Saturday. While there they went Vivian Overly and children from Jerry Woudatra and friend from Brown City stopped al the Kid- Haven. * The Frank Kurr's at­ tended the Carl Vandcrlcan'* by their children. Also the Floyd Burkeys and the Lee Wellfarea of Hastings attended. The Vimderlcana were former resident* of HasUnga * Harry Williams day. A The Gerald Knicker­ bockers are planning a week's vacation. They are going to er spent Monday night at the Curtis home. * The Merle Vundrehofr* had a* weekend guests, grandson. Del* and th* chil­ dren of their nephew. The Vanderhoff* also visited their neph­ ew. The Vandcrhoff* also visited their nephew over the weekend. Tiie David Smiths are having a visitor for the weekend. Mis* Darlene Bucher of Akron. Mra. Smith's sister, Loretta and Mindy Smith, along with Darlene, visit­ ed Die Don Roths Monday. They went boat rtdlng. * The Ken­ neth Bucher* called at the Smiths' this weekend. A Dean Potter called on hl* brother. R. D. Engle. Jr., iuu been visiting his grandmother, Mra. riving from Virginia where he vLdting ids parents. Rev. and Mn. Ellie Engle, in the Upper Peninsula, before leaving for Vietnam about July 14. JAQ W HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES . . . HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED ... SEE FOR YOURSELF . . .FINANCING FOR THOSE WHO PREFER TERMS . . . YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO STOP IN AND JUST LOOK AT THE FURNITURE AN Di APPLIANCES BEING SOLD AT UNBELIEVABLE LOW PRICES . FREE DELIVERY . . . FREE LAY AWAY . . . FREE REFRESHMENTS ... ALL STORES OPEN 9:00 TO 9:00 DAILY . . ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF Regular $6.95 — ODD DINETTE CHAIRS • All Colors • No Limit Chrome or Bronxe Tone FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE ^A^ ■» ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF 30' ELECTRIC RANGES Regular $219.95 • Deluxe Features • Big Oven Removable Door $4 OQ77 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE 1 Store Hours: All Location* 9 to 9 DAH Y ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS $309.95 3<pc. Sectional Suite* SECTIONALS :3 AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Fieel Markdown Price $229.77 $389.95 2 pc. Sectional Suite* re * Final Markdown Price $279.77 $289.95 3 pc. Sectional Suite* re Final Markdown Price $189.77 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL Final Markdown Price $ 99.77 $169.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suite* Final Markdown Price $119.77 $199.95 3 pc.-Bedroom Suites $229.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suites :s $359.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suite* Final Markdown Price $139.77 Find Markdown Price $179.77 $279.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suite* ” *^1*^ Final Merkdown Price $219.77 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF STUDIO COUCHES . Regular $79.95 Studio Couches with Storage Compartment Every inch a rugged John Deere A Couch "by Day . . . Sleep* 2 At Night $4Q FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF Mattress or lox Springs18.77 Swivel Rockers34.77 Platform Rocker*^2.77 f*chm*«h for mewlag, claariag Recliners29.77 ‘Hollywood led* twin sis* Set of 3 Walnut Tables12.77 TERMS ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT SALE FINAL MARK DOWN!! JOHN DEERE LAWNS’GARDEN TVACK3K Devereaux Will Pay Interest * Until Next Year. NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE OR HOW FAR YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL BE SURE AND Goodyear DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL S-A-L-E BROS. Implement* Ph. Wl 5-5052 • �■ANNEX The Jack Bay family joined Vacation* Moke Rev. Manker A Buev Preacher Rev. .. brother, 14lh cannin Lila morning and evening „ and the following Bundag, ifcjy V*Ca**«L.. returning home | taking thrtr vacations, HUI Methodist Church In 1—:. *•— at the North Inlnt Wesleyan weekend we offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or business, wo can ob­ jectively analyze your require­ ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollars to fit Uce field on Horses IL • family of Clarkavllls enjoyed a picnic at Tyden Park. * Mr. and Plckens Chapel at Clarksville. Mrs Larry Neff and family of Nashville were Bunday caller* at burial waa in the Clarksville the Gordon Yoder home. Mr. and Mr*. Willard Smith Cemetery. Stas Tnsssle, CLU. POWERS Circuit Judge obligation for this service. Call Mfordcuita. Insurance Agency Over Miller’s Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Primary Election Phone WI 5-4174 day with Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hoyt attended the Standard Oil annuitants club picnic at Maple Island near Paw Paw Saturday. In Columbus Grove, Ohio, tiie Capable and quali­ fied - Over 30 year, legal experiaac*. RANDSEN’C New York Life August 2 Prob and children spent Bunday with i nubile relations Mr. and Mn. Donald Dutcher at Michigan United their cottage near Gun Lake. * Fund. He is a former executive and children of Hastings were Bunday visitors at her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blough. * Bald for IB year*. The Baiting* Mr*. Sylvan Tagg spsnl Bunday fpm reunity Cheat 1* a member with her sister, Mr. and Mra. of the United Fund. Gordon Paste, in Grand Rapids. Phono Vermontville 159-7298 Ptor Banner Claaolfled Ada Call WI 6-3481. For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT FINAL MARKDOWN! PRICES WILL BE REDUCED AGAIN! MARKED DOWN TO THE LIMIT! YOU'LL WANT TO BE HERE IF ONLY TO LOOK NOTHING QUITE LIKE IT HAS EVER HAPPENED IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY THERE WILL BE EXTRA EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE TO HELP YOU AT ALL DEVEREAUX 104 E*M Irk AK>io«. Mkh. 49224 Phaaa 511r629-2081 223 North Maia I*r*a Rapid*, Mkh. 41127 PUm 917-243-4102 * | ABSOLUTE CLOSEOUT OF 1 401 North Broadway I Harting.. Mkh. 49058 1 Phon. 616-945-3890 1 592 Wort Columbia 1 Brtti. Creak. Mkh. 49014 I Phea* 616-964-4935 I Hilbdsh. Mkh. 49242 1 them 517-592-2120 | Phoae 517-437-2212 ONLY NOT JUST AN 1 2301 East Mkhlgaa Ave. 1 Jackaaa, Mkhlgaa 49202 | Phea* 517-782-0431 r 1 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF Regular $189.95 General Office . . . Operating Capital Is Needed^.-. .-Immediately . . . Old CHEST FREEZERS Beautifully Styled Living Room Sofas Inventories Must Be Liquidated . i . No Roton Akf^bffor Will Be Refused . . . Holds over 800 Lbs. of Frozen Food New Management Said: “Everything Must Be Spid . . f Even If At A Pub-1 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE $£A-V77 ONLY . . . CQ I Many Were Sold at $99.88 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE $0071 OO Regular $319.95 lie Auction". ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF REFRIGERATORS 12 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR • Dial Defrost • Full Width Freexer Regular $189.95 $4 OQ77 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE I OO the Universal Metal Product* of Saranac until 1064. when he re­ tired because of his health. Since pulr shop at Clarksville. He attended the Clarksville Bible Church and waa a former member of the Clarksville Uoim Club. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Richard (Delore*) Staffen of Belding. Mra. Wayne (Virginia) Livingston of Clarksville end Mr*. Harry (Mary Lou) BIU*. Jr., 'of Ionia: a son, Willard G. of Grand Rapids: nine grandchil­ dren; a brother. Richard Taylor of Hastings: a half-brother. Dal­ las Nance, and three half-sisters. Mrs Wilfred (Dorothy) Burns, Catherine Nance and Mra. Rotings. Chidester Area The Wall Kidder family went Saturday. While there tiwy went Vivian Overly and children from Haven. * The Frank Kurr'a at­ tended tiie Carl Vondcrlean’s 35th anniversary that was given by their children Also the Floyd Burkeys and the bee Wellfares of Hostings attended. The Van­ da-Jeans were former residents of Hastings. ★ Harry Williams called tlr Dean Potter* Tues­ day. * The Gerald Knicker­ bockers are planning a week's vacation. They are going to rough It for a week Mr*. Knocker spent Monday night at the Curtis home. ♦ The Merle Van- ■----------------- ।--------------- EXCUSE" There His Been A Complete Management ChanapAff Devereaux Furniture's (Spotta) Taylor. Ha married Geraldine VanderWattr of Albion in 1830. and they moved to tha Clarksville They all returned to the Walter Kidder home and had loe cream. Jerry Woudstra and friend from Brown City stopped al the Kld- FURNITURE stores J 144 North Mak ‘f BreaUya. Mkh. 49230 - - - - - TRUTH ALWAYS A SALE WITH A REAL REASON Villard Taylor Of Clarksville Dies Thursday Funeral services for WllUrd F. Taylor. 67, Clarksville, who died al 6:16 am. Thursday. Juns 30, at the Belding Hospital, were For Banner Claastflod Call WI MM. a protection pro- F Freeport Manker I* filling man. who was hnspitallxed. Next Bunday she will again be at the North Irving Church for your J?i Alarmed .uAfc4~ w-w <u™art a(-»*1O am H1>M.» whan a derhoffs also visited their neph­ ew. The Vanderhoffs also visited their nephew over the weekend. Tiie David 8m 1 tha are having Darlene Bucher of Akron. Mra. Smith’s sister, Loretta and Mindy Smith, along with Darlene, visit­ ed the Don Roths Monday. They went boat riding. ★ The Ken- Potter called on his brother, Laurence, Tuesday. ABSOLUTE CLOiSE-OUT OF ALL $169.95 pc. Living Room Outfits will go at JJ2! Final Markdown Price $ 99.77 $219.95 pc. Living Room Suites sell at.. . Final Markdown Price $129.77 $269.95 pc. Living Room Suites go at $299.95 pc. Living Room Suite* go at $349.95 pc. Living Room Suites go at !5 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF 5 pc DINETTES fInel Markdown Price $179.77 Final Markdown Price $237.77 *267.00 visiting ills parents. Rev. and Mrs. Estle Engle, in the Upper Peninsula, before leaving for Vietnam about July 14. 30x40x48 TABLE Final Markdown Price $159.77 4 Contour CHAIRS Regular $49.95 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE R D. Engle. Jr., has been visiting hl3 grandmother, Mrs. Georgie Gregory, and other rela­ tives and friend* bore since ar­ riving from Virginia where he $OA77 HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES . . . HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED ... SEE FOR YOURSELF . . .FINANCING FOR THOSE WHO PREFER TERMS . . . YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO STOP IN AND JUST LOOK AT THE FURNITURE ANDI APPLIANCES MING SOLD AT UNBELIEVABLE LOW PRICES . FREE DELIVERY . . . FREE LAY AWAY . . . FREE REFRESHMENTS ... ALL STORES OPEN 9.-00 TO 9:00 DAILY . . . ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF Regular $6.95 — ODD DINETTE CHAIRS - • All Colors • No Limit Chrome or Bronxe Tone $A 77 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE .X ■» ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF 30* ELECTRIC RANGES ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS (FfTIAblAlt * JlLIIUNALj AT TRIMINC>0US savings Store Hours: All Location* 9 lo 9 DAILY STUDIO COUCHES . $309.95 3 pc. Sectional Suites . . . go etJpMl Markdown Price $229.77 $389.95 2 pc. Sectional Suites ... go at . . .$21>.oo * Final Markdown Price $279.77 $289.95 3 pc. Sectional Suites . . . go at . . . JZ’f-.oS Final Markdown Price $189.77 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL $169.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suites . . . go at .$j!’*-J8 Final Markdown Price $ 99.77 $199.95 3 pc.<4fodroom Suites . . . go at . ui Final Markdown Price $119.77 $279.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suites . . . go et . . Final Markdown Price $179.77 $359.95 3 pc. Bedroom Suites ... go at>^,|p$J-.G3 Final Markdown Price $219.77 ■Uguk, $219.93 • Deluxe Feature* ~ • Big Oven Removable Door $4 OQ77 FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE I ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT SALE Regular $79.95 Studio Couches with Storage Compartment A Couch by Day . . . Sleeps 2 At Night FINAL MARKDOWN PRICE EJvery inch a nigged John Deere $AQ77 ABSOLUTE CLOSE-OUT OF er. Deabla-actiM brake*. Al- Mattrees or Box Springs------------ 18.77 Swivel Rockers_______________ 34.77 Platform Rockers----------------------- 12.77 Recliners_____________________ 29.77 Table Lamps___________________ 5.77 Hollywood Bede twin sixe ___ 47.77 Set of 3 Walnut Tables_______ 12.77 TERMS ' FINAL AAARK DOWN!! JOHN DEEM LAWNGGARDCN TXACTOR Buy With No Money Down. Devereaux Will Pay Interest • . Until Next Year. NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE OR HOW FAR YOU HAVE TO TRAVEL BE SURE AND Goodyear DON'T AAISS THIS SPECIAL S-A-L-E BROS, implements Ph. WI 5-5052 �| The Weather | Arlie A. Reed Taken New Post In Oakland Co. In 1052 ArUe A. Reed, then superintendent of the Nashville School*, severed hl* connection* at Nashville to accept a similar Position m Lake Orion. After 14 year* there he 1* now rearing to accept a position with the Oakland County Board of Education. Thursday evening he and hl* wife. Margaret, were honored at —ADV.— Deif Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid a dinner held at Pine Knob re­ sort at CUrluton with nearly 300 tn attendanoe. ArUe, as his many Nashville area friends knew him. bolds a 04- degree from Central Michigan University, an M A from Ncrthwaatcm University and a PH. D. from Michigan State. Since moving to Lake Orion he has been active as a member of the Rotary Club, the Masonic Lodge. Men's Club of the Metho­ dist Church and the Chamber of Cuinmmr Mn. Reed 1* a teach­ er in ths Oxford Schools. The Reeds have recently pur­ chased a cottage north of Lu­ xerm near the Au Sable River where they plan to spend much of their vacation time. Attending Use dinner from Nashville were Mr. and Mra. Al­ bert BeU and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brumm. Among the guest* were the Bernard Matas ot Ox­ ford, former Nashville residents. Temperature* soared to record highs last week with the mercury climbing to a blistering 96 on Saturday and Sunday—high for the season. On Independence Day. however, the weather mod­ erated and it was a wonderful 37 a* nearly everyone enjoyed the Fourth. The area was still desperately in need of rain ,a* only slightly over a half-inch fell back on Tuesday. July 23. breaking a 12­ day dry spell. The temperatures: The Hastings Banner STATE FARM MANAGEMENT TOUR JULY 20 Evangelist Quality Furniture BOWXTOWN HAITI HCS ffoocriw Low of 55 Monday night. GO at 7:M am. Tuesday. Weaver Speaks National Meet Ford Aspinall, Retired Bliss !■ of education at Western chlgan University, has rcturnfrom Tacomn, Wash., where Employee, Dies addressed Che annual meM»* Aapinall Ing to figures prepared by the Polson Control Center of the federal Public Health Service The Michigan Department of Health, which ta evaluating MUSIC INSTRUCTION FAINT fr WALLPAPER Hastlaga Motor Solos L fr WBaraga fr Weldiag Lark* Buick-Chevrolet. HARDWARE. daughters, Mrs. Maurice (Evr) PLUMBING HEATING fr AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING. RIPAI RS C. A. Msttasa. Bwlldoe CLOTHING fr ACCESSORIES Wskoo’s. lac. (faraiorty Ksocholo's) JEWELERS DEPARTMENT STORK DRY CLEAN RUGS fr FLOOR COVERINGS iundry service HmMbm Steady ' Lowell and Lonnie of Evart, and three slaters. Mrs TOny (Flossie) | Stage! of Middleville. ----Mrs.-— Fay I (Dorothy) Underwood of Crystal and Mrs. Duane tDorta) TangeI inan of Cheyenne. Wyo. Leaving from llw Metropolitan । Airport on Friday a* exchange Of this total. 1028 Involved. | students in Europe were Karen children under five Ingesting Front. Anne Wieeenhofer. Cindy baby aspirin. In addition. 160 five-year-olds were poisoned by adult aspirins, and another 279 took unspecified overdoses of aspirin. Boape. soap powders, and de­ tergen ta were a low second in cording to the report. A total of 506 incident* were reported, in­ cluding 418 Involving children under five. SPORTING GOODS TELEVISION. RADIO DRUG STORc AT OUR children under fire. 2 NEW SUMMER PRODUCTS FROM REXAM COOLING CARMINE SPRAY ec Antiseptic,' anesthetic spray with Anti­ histamine to help relieve itching end burning of sunburn', poison ivy. prickly heat and other minor skin discomforts. PENNOCK poisonTvy spray ■ FUt; temporary relief from itching and dis­ comfort of Polson tvy. No noed to tout* infected areas and risk spreading tha DrfBCtlon. Also excellent for fest, temporary reM fronj sunburn, prickly hut, hives, and other %ihor skin irritations. 1.69 CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Nashville, Mich. Phone 653-2791 26 t. State St. REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties prevalent poison agents report­ ed in Michigan in 1965 were SEPTIC TANK SIRVIGI SHOES Birks'* Hartiagi • 1.49 EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with threa quillaere, atlmutante and deprtrv240: InsecUddea 235; per- Hsstiags^utoouHs <> iPSCIAlS About 1.600 trip awards to the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago will be awarded this year to top boys and girls In the 50 states completing the beat 4H MlddlevUle, and Kenneth. Rich- PHARMACISTS MariXTte Standard Sorelea W . married Bessie Ketchum and family. .... ...__ __ _____ _ _____[grandchildren; five great grand­ er accidental poisonings children; throe brother*. Floyd OFFICE SUPPLIES Schador's Ofttee Seppllre Bunday. June 28. the sisters. son. nieces and nephews of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrell came to help celebrate their 50th an­ niversary. A beautifully two-Uered cake was furnished by Sylvia Walter*. Tuesday. July 5. at Pennock Has- health, there waa no open house. Many nice cards and flowers Friday at tiie Pickens Chapel at with another cake from the Carlton Center Methodist church In hta speech he proposed a Burial will be. in Woodland approach to the function made the Farrell'* 50th anniver­ organization of student Memorial Park. sary a hj*PP>' occasion long to be rite in American secondary >ls. He asked for a cornmlt, from 42 schools throughout country to serve a* pilot He waa bom In Barry County for testing hU proponoL on July 11, 1899. the son of John Mrs. Cha*. Norrla. Sylvia Wal­ and Mary belie < Parker > Aapinall. ters. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Fifield. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest James. Mrs. this area and had been employed Arthur Yargcr, Mrs. Albert Alby the E. W. BUa* Company for tofl. Kyle James and friend. Bet- irin Still Poisoner Michigan Bortric, lac. Pennock Wcdnesday at tl Olrrbach Funeral —. the Rev. George KUloU officiat­ ing with burial in the Cedar Creek ------------ denl Council — Laboratory for Mr. You won't, either, when you shop with these area merchants! Rites Wednesday Honor Couple On Golden Wedding Jubilee Norris' assistance. j of the Natlpnal AaaoclaUon Student Councils. plnalL 66. 5967 E. Center Rood. Their wedding date wa* June He later married May Gallup, ELECTRICAL SIRVICIS of T. b. «^eUlU,-A>muu> Ouy I ®>ll~ A. Bristol son of Mr. and Mrs. I recording artist from Columbia. Oaylen C Bristol of Rl. Cooper |8. C.. te song leader for the week Road. Dowling, has been selected Phil Gordon of tauulng for technical training at Lowry I’Ul ** organist. Three artist* are in Arkansas. APB, Colo., a* a UB. Air Force wiltxir; a daughter. munitions specialist. He recently n 1 n g musical concert at < :30 completed basic at Lackland P-”1Mrs. Hollis (Jean) McArthur of APB, Texas. Hla new school is Missions being presented dur- Woodland; a brother, and a stepart of the Air Training Com­ mand which conduct* hundreds Elly CiirlsUan Fellowship and the Douglas, waa killed in Korea in of specialised courses to provide technically trained personnel for will be reported Ute Nation's aerospace force. and Howard Ban Bristol was graduated from Has­ tings High School in 1965. Dorothy Boll of Grand Rapids. day callers of Mr. and Mn. KdComplete, colorful programs win Chaffee. Mr. and Mre. Har­ are available by writing the con- old Chaffee and family fcrence. I Sunday callers. B-4-U-Buy! "I don't need cash with an AUTQMOTIVI SIRVICIS Trover on Sunday evening. Pastor William FcomparT Urgart faUcilwi. staa te. Lawart )■ lN« area. Harry Lake Bible and Missionary Con­ ference for the coming week. He will be speaking" at the Satur-;jU|y For Banner Classified Ads Cail WI 5-3ML I i Evangelist to Mrs. Opal Payne Head Gull Lake Dies Monday; Bible Meeting (2) rain. If you can hear people talk and cant make out the words clearly, then this wUl be your answer. An extremely small hearing aid using a tiny eixrglMd unit, has been perfected by a man who himself Is hard of hearing and has been for over 10 years. With thia new aid, even whispers are crystal clear. If interested it is suggested you write HEARING. 32 E. 9th St, Erie. Pa. You will receive full in­ formation at no cost or obligation whatsoever.—Adv. < r«fan Two—Fssts 1 fe B luk I OAK Thursday, July 7, 71966 UW (1) the fruit and CMKSa »~1 Gerald Kober. Sparta; preparations. 210; pain relievers, other than aspirin. 203, and. barbiturate fiedativci, 200. The total number of accidental poisonings from all causes in the State were 10.067. of which 8.117 involved children under five, the report concluded. USE BANNER WANT ADS! kitchen and bath *nd two bedroom* upstair*, ha* full basement with two ga* furnace*, new water heater, bring* in good steady income, for $11,000.00 A RIAL NIC! HOMI IN THI FOURTH WARD. ha* two bed- ..$10,000.00 IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVI A GOOD HOME ON M-37 w.th living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full >11.000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4tk WARD, ha* way,'for $8,900.00 Shopping win never be more convenient than It Is right now . . . with a FREE Hastings Qty Bank Cudlt Card. Just say ’Charge it. Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank’s Credit Card Plan. Remember, it’s a free service to you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit Card NOW! WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVIN8S AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wokarise & lUvertide far..............................$7,500.00 A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 it. boat and 12 ft. fishnice cupboard*. and has utility room, has automatic sprinkling $1,500.00 NICE LARGE LOTS AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, two of them, right on lake, will tell both of them for$3,200.00 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NIC! VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition foe - ..$650.00 VERY REASONABLY FRIGID HOMI IN THI 2>d WARD, has .$4,000.00 pwvtdabiWty of our fast abl WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SA LB AND NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN A GOOD GOING BUSINESS located on an excellent largo site and $35,000.00 COMHETi NANKING & TRUST SERVICE Ilin; liniis l!iti| lliinh A GOOD HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, with two bedrooms and full bath upstairs, and downstair* a living room, dining room, carpeted, with a fireplace, and kitchen, ha* a base- ANOTHER HOME IN THI FIRST WARD, ha* three (wdroems up- HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY baiement with gat heating ptent. two (tall garage, I* cap in­ sulated. ha* Jtorm window* and *o»«n*. for$9,500.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOMI IN THI FOURTH WARD, With three bedrooms upstairs; downstairs it has ona bedroom, KSTATI �like Treasure iunts Friday Lake Odessa ens t Warn Golfers 1 To Take Better Som Soaaiont Rolh But Escapes Injury 8am 8e**lon* of Nashville es­ caped serious injury Bunday when hl* race car rolled over af­ ter coMhing into a guardrail during quallticatlon* for the UB. Auto Club sprint car feature at Eldoer Speedway In Rossburg. Ohio. Don Branion ©f Cham­ University at South Dakota ao paign. Ill- *<« «’mL route borne from California. * Mr. sad Mr* Don Hummd and For Banner Classified Ads family were Bunday, June 36, Can WI 9-3491. Armchair Athlete 2 Care of Caddies OoMbv, taka tetter cars of four caddie* You're hurting too ■■oar °< *»■>>■ That «• Ox warn- I tag if aafsty experts. ■toy than gjM caddtos are *»•*■*: lavoty and useful gift* * Jack Wickham underwent back surg­ ery at BL MaryTs Hoepital In Lake * Mr. ami Mrs. Manuel Grand Rapids Saturday. June 25 Rodrigue* and family took her * Mr. and Mn. tewts Lehman, mother. Mrs. Domingo BUvsa of Jr- visited Staff Sgt- Lewis O. Ionia to Grand Rapid* Bunday. Lehman from May 27 through June 24 when: she wsa admitted Qualify Furniture June 8. to Blodgett Hospital for surg­ DOWNTOWN NATT1 NCI Servicemen News ery * Mr* Lyle Oknatewd. PhHy UFSMt UlwNM., t*« Pfc. Charles (Terry) Lloyd, Up and Sheila of Denver, Colo, Laurie Hteam. eon of Mr. and Mr* Chri Bawdy have been visiting Rev. and MJ* -Xalhy Bradley, of Woodland, arrived home ---------------- . Oole, Mark Kee- June 20 on a 30-day leave from Rtehard Nevin* Susie Mar­ Vietnam. On July 19. Cbarlas is ' Carrie and Cheryl Barty, to report to Weebtogtou State Iley Bebeau. Bob and Mark and remain there until August N. Gena and John Marfleld, Then be expecta to be trans­ i IgnaUados. Tim Lowe, Bruce ferred back to Vietnam. |to. Tom Aid see on. Steve New Address: fcxaw, Tom Hoge, Tom Rose, A3c Owen Aug*. 3394 C. M. R. tf Nndcnon. Rhonda Bhroy- 4- Box 15278. Koealcr Air Force M-43 Wert, Agrees frees "Deg 'a Sud." Dave Barnett. Marcus FerBase, Mlsa. 39634 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE Staff 8gt. Lewte O. Lehman PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS of Omaha. Neb., was discharged CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. from the Air Force. He served 12 year* spending one year in Korea. He received an honorable i medical discharge June 1. He and ' his wife are residing in Omaha, i Neb. He is the aon of Mr. and COMPARE B-4-U-Bny! I »truck by hard-hit bail* ba Institute for Safer Ur­ ge most of them could F* prevented if the goUgiveo a UUte more to the safety of their TILT PM ADJUSTMENT straight aheaA ----------- ----- -------- Tort fad resis­ tance. Incorrect uiting in either direction changes the angle of hull attack with a resultant Iceg of efficiency. Imfsvper UU angl* can reduce boat spsed bp M much aa one-quarter to trnpf half, say the outboard expert* When the tilt pin la art .too-,Mr back. Che outboard motors thrust tends to push the stern down and ths bow up. Often the bow will then intartere with the operator's vision. The stem digs into the water, wasting your power, and the windage dreg on the hull la Increased MR.-VOB ths flirt ’ with rounds of 4g- IM wW, lit. r tr* * . Jim Jayne. Higdon 192s. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat *»■ HASTINGS AREA MEN'S 36-HOLE MUaRbundsr storm. H youYe Mite to take a chance, don't taMt that your caddy ran the bolder and George Miller won the blind bogey* . . . Bud Taylor u urging everyone a caddy ran your al Hastings Country Club to register for the A-B-C-D tourna­ —Arirays think of your caddy’s ment set for July 1. . . . safatyJock Hopkins, former H H S Ow-aU. the Institute's survey athlete who waa a member of ifriWtl that there were some 39JRB golfing accident* of all the Miami (Ohio) University golf kinds last year. Nearly 30 per squad, and John Peterson posted ^2“ wer® c*u*d hr a new amateur record on the gotf MBs. Fifteen per cent were tough Hastings Country Club Qy Mn. John Hook . course Bunday, carding 72* par 84 North*. MS-lSJg for 18-hole layout. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milter Hopkins shot 454 446 315 tor a and children returned Thursday from a two-weak trip to PallSIX1* recorded from this fcmla where they visited Mr. and. to the list of safety rales pub­ lished by the Institute and sent »|Wter form to- golf clubs across the country, the final word of warning reads: 'Hemember your age. the golf Gaylor. * Mr. and Mm. Sri course gets longer and harder VerMeuloi and family of Bron­ every time you play IL" son spent the weekend with the Remember your caddy, tool Gaylors. Mr. and Mn Owen ' ■———O -ii Gaylor attended a birthday sup­ Among the latest 4H programs per Saturday for MIBud Gaylor »Mng awards baaed on accomat his home at East Leroy. * Dave Williams* entry In the Diana Davis spent Wednesday Moose Connie Mack baseball through Friday ak home gad. league defeated Mike Fitzgerald's tha weekend with Mr. and 'Mrs. , nine Wednesday for their third Alien Parmenter at Lake Michstraight victory and were to meet Rudy McPherson's team Tuesday nlghL McPherson was in second place Zerbet, Rolland Boughton and with a 2-2 mark after beating Wm. Hollingsworth spent the weekmd with Mr. and Mra. Ro­ Mike Miller's team. B-2. Monday, Jun* 27, William* ger Davis. Janice Davis spent a small ad of a big defeated Milter1, team. 12-2. the weekend with Mr. end Mis. In the Ki wants Pee Wee Arthpr Lee at Bangor. * Mr. boat all ways * one league, the Basehoggers are load­ and Mrs. Robert Foster and you’ll love to own ing with a 4-1 record after family spent Bunday with Mr. trampling the Orioles, 18-8. The and Mra Heber Foster. Tigers are In second with a 3-2 Hlghbank Fann Bureau will mark after slaughtering Ander­ meek Friday night with Mr. and son's Indians, 30-10. Monday the Tigers nipped the Oriole* 15-13, and ths Basehog- Durfee BOWL Cmm Join the Fun Bowl by Candle-Light Ii'oHwt 8:00 Thurt. Nit. .ting. Bowl S Ig^^T Hmf Wl 5-3184 | <FM INFORMATION .‘AuS ta Uta arwd fsrem are OMT BAiag gre^ af ate state white they are a* farts agh ten, tha Coosarvaltaa DaSSrSJTfittXK AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB. This week's tournament Is tetherball and nest week wUl be bprieahooi for the boys and hopgCOtch for the girls. week kids were te­ —Last on Ote’III I ORJock teip with aam stop swimming at the pagkalat Algonquin 1:10. with the second load leaving Central Thursday the bus will at 2 pm. and the .park 10 mlnthe children at Central n. and the First Ward 1:10, and the second trip ou th eastern al 2 with a the park at 2:10. Next the Southeastern kids R Saturday, July 9, and Sunday, July 10, 1966 NOTT: ENTRIES MUST HAVE COMPLETED THUR JUNIOR YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL TO II ELIGIBLE INTRY FEE $10 ATTACHED INCLUDES/RACTIfE ROUND FrIdAY? JULY* 8 Williams’ Nine Leading Moose Baseball League and Listen to your RADIO Utility, Flaking sbervatiohs F fit m Mlduy Lamb— Wheelers Woodland of Michigan HASTINGS MARINE SERVICE Mercury Outboard Nashville, Mich. If you own a Boat League. Wes VanDenburg's In­ dian* remained undefeated by whipping Jack Reynolds' Braves. 11-2. Monday. In the other game Monday. Chuck Sunthelmer's Tigers eked out an B-7 win over Joe Lyon*’ Giant*. Wednesday VanDenburg's nine trounced the IN JUST 15 MINUTES Tigers. 13-9, and Reynolds IE YOU HAVE TO SCRATCH YOUR ITCH. downed Lyon*. 9-7. VMM kMk at M> tnu I! ITCH-Mt-NOT Zfa Boys and girl* between 0 and 19 years of age can become 4H Club member* Contact the County Extension office. ASTINGS EATING Modem Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal nuuiiNG suffues WAVE* SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Hostfaft HOT WATT! BASEBOARD HEATING Can WI 5-5769 or WI 5-3752 OUR NATION IS SERVED BY LOCAL STATIONS LIKE WBCH Hastihgs and Barry Caunty . - Own Radio Station -MUSIC �Freeport ted his mother. Mrs. Laura My­ ers. at Middleville, Sunday. * Mr and Mrs Clare Buiett and Mrs. Henry Myers visited the relatives of. Charles Baaartt at Grand Rapids Thursday evening. Later in the evening they visi­ ted Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Moore. Mrs. Eileen Richardson and Elect THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 BMP Spray May Mean Lif< Death to Fish, Animalfl Walton, at Hospital. Grand Rap Elnora Wh. ________ _______ with Mabel Osborne at Pearl Kirk Fisher sad mN* uul sons to Grand Ledge. * Mr. state Road nM and Mn. James Vanderwood• Rvn<tey * Mr and —«- — and children and Mra. Mine! Richard and two firte end Wieland attended the Wieland, Mr ttnd Mrs. (toy Blanchard of • . reunion at the Lake Odessa । Grand Rapids Mr. and Mn I residents who are ^ng about about imvlnff .praying ttu»lr thrtr Rnrutav TT.-rIni .Jamn ... (^^uxl . 'j *Lary\mJoynd i thlnklnff curbing environmental pollution. ice cream and cake In honor at |for mosquito control thisI. la particularly urging Michigan Blough and Children vial ted Mr. little Amy Lynn Blanchard's 2nd ’ Summer are warned by the Con- I landixrlrlers and lake-front own­ and Mra. Jerry Posthumua, Sat­ birthday at the hams at her serration Department that their ers to leave DDT high on the urday, In Alta grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. Bob- ,*electlod and methods of applyert Newton. Wednesday, * Mrs । ing pesticides may bo a life or Tills highly toxic, persistent Richard McNltt and daughters death matter for fish and other chemical hu been ominously Mrs. Gerald Woods and daughlinked with wildlife die-offs era of Mrs. Effie Parker. ★ Mr The Department', cautioning throughout the world. The Deand Mrs. Tim Kidder and faml- comments are prompted by a a—Invert IN. rmnrRBlhrtrd at ' nah nt In wNUN a—-N Fields in Caledonia. ♦ Mn. Iola gram, has halted use of DDT in died at 8:20 pm. Friday. June Wilson Cemetery Wilkes. Mrs. Xva Corwin and 24, In Newark. Ohio. Hospital, Mn. Nellie Ryan of Hostings and where she had been a patient Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dunnigan of attended the Bl Im open house in The Department, which Itself ■Ince June 21. Woodland were Saturday visitors Hartings. 'recently adopted a strict pertl- tent threat to wildlife its far os Call WI 5-3441. oc enterIng the hospital. Philip H. MITCHELL Circuit Judge Pqst Resident Succumbs; Rites Held in Ohio ret* JiUkM circuit Primary Election Tuesday, August 2 SHOP A&P about you! the store that cares prevent Fresh Mushrooms • 59 ALLGOOD SLICED BACON 75' 2-Li. PKG. PKG. 85,99 1 83* Bacon tssrr . 1” 09 "SUPIR-RIGHT" BOH ILI5S RUMP OR The MSU Department has pubtehed a free bulletin'on the subject which, among other things, points out that much hanging branches on trees I trimmed. This, the bulletin ' FULLY COOKtD Bar-B-Q Chickens Sliced Beef Liver , 2 to 3 Pound Slsss • 49‘ CAP-N JOHN'S 8-OZ. PKG. WHITE BEAUTY STOKELTS CUT Baking Mix Shortening Green Beans 3 65‘ 2r»39‘ Heinz Ketchup 2 Leaf Lettuce Uii wi MM UM 23' OPIN PIT BARBICUI Nectoriaes ib-33 a ‘Gr^nBtans4^59 SAVE AT AAP 39* 29 it 19* FROZEN FOOD SALE ARP WHITI i Albacore Tuna Mixed Vegetables 12-49* • 79* MBk.,2-^49* 4RTWTf Aft 7-OX. 1VV CANS ■ 39 Grape Jelly DINTY MOOtI HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY <LU*an & Say Gibwal 3Z3 S. MicMfaa Hastings Savings & Loan Association Hasting*, Michigan a JUNE 30, 1966 .idO ASSETS an AcXer. X2 Deltoa, Jun* 30. « lbs, t ««*.; Olsnn lUyaioad. B2 Middleville. Mr and Mrs. Ear! Eggleston pnd son, Alan, of Grand Haven were hero for a picnic dinner with her parents, the Orris G Johnsons, over the Fourth Holi­ day. The Egglestons' daughter, i Cindy, accompanied her unde and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Orris their home in Sacramento, Cnllf., on June 18 .after visiting rela­ tives here. She plans to spend the Summer with them. IJ.M1.77B.L7 1ZR.440.il First Mortgage Loam . Insured Mortgage Loens Purchased Land Contract! Loam on Savings Account Stock. Federal Home Loan Bank Government Securities . . . Cash on Hand and in Banks . Office Building (Depreciated) Furniture G Fixture* (Depreciated! Prepayment F.SX.I.C $4.212.450 dl Legal Iniursnce Reserve Undivided Profits . . USK BANNER WANT ADA! TIL™ *• tana lot of know-how emit r LIABILITIES Savings . . . Loam in Proces* . De (er red Profits . S4.S7»;4<aJrf State of M County of IbruW to Hie beat of our knowledge and belief, of the eyflj Hon of the Hastings Seringa and Loan Association ef Hastings, Michigan, at the cloea of business on June 30. 1966. > Earl H. Coleman, Preiident V. C. Rantom, Eoxcutive Vice Pwiideet .'-ol AO* CAN . WI 5-4042 HASTINGS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION to fix a hi-fi * HAWAIIAN ^P > Subscribed and swom to me this first day of July, 1966 Mary E. Spackman, Notary Public 3B98* My commission expires March 3, 1970 SAVE 10e-JAHI SARKIS Angel Food Cake factory-trained personnel to fix TV anti tape recorderg >’-i*/^Qc RING Chopped Broccoli or Spinach CAN SULTANA BRAND ASS BRAND—,OUS FINEST QUALITY Peas and Carrots Cheese Beverages Sweet Peas, Cut Corn CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM Family Bundle* Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry STATEMENT OF CONDITION YUKON CLUB Sauce .... •&49* Beef Stew 48* Punch . . Miracle Whip SALAD DRRUING Hof Hone Tomatoes«• 49‘ M«dlMsGmpe> 79 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Births at Pennock Scallop Dinners JIFFY BRAND AppieSaUce3 EVERY BUDGET 123 W. Stat* It. - 69* JF lk S3C All-Meat Franks >39‘ DOWNTOWN HASTINGS Turkey Slices h “SUPER-RIGHT" SKINLESS Bing Cherries Quality Furniture Point Na 2 te to eliminate! standing water in pools, rain! guuero and other spots which attract mosquitoes. Another help­ ful; Up is to keep all containers of,water tightly covered. This In­ cludes cisterns, rain barrels, tube. . Spare Ribs WESTERN GROWN B-4-U-Buy! A FLOOR TO MOT Wa Fiaia* Skirt,. Flatwm*. Wart, Ckrthaa Halibut Steaks ^k PKG 4>4> did- IN FLOORS Tompar? Bummer. Fllnk Is suggesting that they write to the Department of Entomology. Michigan State Uni­ versity. for more information on -89* Rotisserie Roast . HONKYSUCKLI belle (Williams) BteweU. Into Hoping Co help Michigan red- toes without endangering life by pesticide fallout. -SUMItRIGHT' 2%-LS. drifting large drops of water-mixed pesti­ cides which have less chance of drifting Also, these devices lit­ erally ."dilute" the threat of dangerous side effects to wild­ life by using more water tn their spraying than mist blow- Porterhouse Steaks "SUPIR-RIGHT" Sliced Bacon their pesticide "fallout" over water is to use hydraulic power sprayers She Is survived by her daughrather than mist blowers, ac­ cording to Fllnk. ark, with Compared with mist blowers. T-Bone Sirloin latest wscs STEAKS Round aquatic life when their spray former solutions hit lakes and streams." warns Patti R. Fllnk. one pf the Department's jxwUclde advisors. brated their 60th wedding anrelatively mild pesticide, as malathion and methoxychlor, Super-RigM" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef Bananas ** w JL Raisin Bread He. SXWK Coffee Cake 39* 23* •11149* 37* CENTRAL RADIO G TV r ! fei Bii f is HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-BIB7 » WI S-5992 Hw WI 5-1*51 Closed for tion �WungeAeU: At Carson City nightly day. July Dies Wednesday IMtwral MH4MB were bel ■Uurctav. July a.i* >:» u. it STONEY POINT WOODLAMD UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH Prayer Wednesday, 2 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Preaching. 8 pan. Preaching. of Greenville. late Public invited. WOODLAND METHODIST MILO BIBLE CHURCH Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher Sunday HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland < Hambargtr. died about 40 years Bunday school, 10 aan. Morning worship, 11 am Youth Fellowship, 7:38 pan. INTER-LAKE8 BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Michigan Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Sunday tcixjol. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Evening worship. 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pn 9:46 »m Sunday school CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY 11 am. Morning worship. ADVENTIST CHURCH 6 pm. Young People's service. 1 pm. Evangelistic service. 7 pm. Wednesday service. Saturday worship, 10:40 am. Surviving,’besidM her-daugh- CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Sunday school 10 am Worship, 11 am Youth meeting, 8:15 pan. Thomas (Hannfc) church or god LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CH Funkhouser WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Comers, Michigan Richie, R1 Vermontville. Wednesday, 7:30, Family Night. ALTIMOM U. B. CHURCH Rev. Jesse Powell, Pastor 10 aan. Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Darrell Startard, president. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Lake Odessa I.P.A. Campgrounds Phono DR 4-8377 RE B-4-U-Buy! Quolity Furniture DOWNTOWN HAITI NCI Floyd Waller, Supt. Bible school, 10 aan. Worship hour, . 11 am Village of Woodbury Sunday school, 9:45 ajx Worship, 11 am. " Junior church for children, 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. 8. IMlowahlp service, 7:46 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7. Bible Studyv and Prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger IRVING CHAPEL Morning «ronhlp, 11 aan. Sunday evening service, 7:30. broadcast over WFUR. 'The Country Welcomes You," Church That HASTINGS UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH Marrin BlckmlUcr. Pastor Bunday school. 10 aan. Morning worship, 11 aan. KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland 10 aan. Sunday school. ftmday school, 10 am MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Morning worship, 11 am. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ REFORMED CHAPEL Young People's Service, 7 pan. nesday evening. 7:30 pan. 708 W. Main Street Rev. Eart Schipper Bible Study, Wed . 7:30 pan. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Worship, 10 aan. METHODIST CHURCH Evening worship. 7:30 pan. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor HASTINGS Sunday school. 10 aan. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Church school. 10 ».m. Evangelical service, 8 pan. IUGU8TINE, Sunday school, 10 aan. Worship hour, 11 aan. Bundgy evening service, 7 pan. Nothing but the Bible. ■ PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH 1/4* Mlle E. of M-68 on State Rd. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Wednesday, 7:45 p. mJ prayer. Thursday, 7 pm Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. Women's Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. DELTON METHODIST Marclus E. Taber. Ministar Church Study, Sunday, 9:45. Worship, Sunday, 11 am. Youth Friday, July 8. Ice erram social OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWUNG Freeport Road Pixxxe 945-6704 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Morning worship. 6^0 pm. Jfoung Poopka. 7:30 pap. Thursday prayer ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST W. Glen Campbell, Pastor 11 aan. Morning worship. 7 pan. Evening worship. Morning worship, 11:30 am. MoCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH “The Church of the WUdwood’ Otto Lake Road Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Morning worship, 10 aan. Prayer meeting meeting of and Bible the administrative will always be teady to sene you! Mote you buy any WATER HEATER, it will pay you to get © Water Hester*. They arc clean, carefree, dependable. And becauic they need no ywuing, they can be insulted xltnou The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil, is that good mertdo nothing. . . Will be in charge. Miss Rlngbaum, also of Owosso will speak “lng- Mf6SaBe | to the adults at the same time I on the subject of False Doctrines. । Saturday, July 30, Saturday, Sunday, picnic. Wednesday AoUrlUcs MILLER REAL ESTATE BTATt SIBVici INSURANCt Sunday, Voire of Prophecy. Radio WJEP. 1230. •-*»-- DELTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elie See Yodi Elect ' Water Heater Dealer There's no need to fight it any longer. Now hove oil the clear, filtered water you want at a turn of your foucetr. For a free estimate . . J; FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponable, Owner — 30 Yeeri Experience W. Green at Broadway Ph. WI 5-3252 A LOT OF EXCHANGE­ CARS HAVE GONE THROUGH THE BRIDGE Good drivers know that ths Erchanos's broad, fair pro­ tection plus the edded -\_benelru of Fellow Member Collision Protection and Your water make you see red? Worship. 11 a.m. SPONABLE INSURED 1TING8 CONGREGATION JEHOVAH'8 WITNESSES 230 Weec Colfax Street HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Kile 3730 W'State Rd. Hastings, iilch., WI 5-04G5 Sunday. . Voice of Prophecy, Radio WJEP, 1330, 8 30 am Rev. Tweedy to Fill Pulpit at Christian Science to Freeport Church Hastings on M-50 and Bell Raid. The public Is Invited. t Thoughts For A Week A ..‘"ftlK 4 ‘ Living." over WILX-TV, 11:30 ■ am. channel 10; WZZM-TV, 12 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. | noon channel 13. SCIENTIST I The Lutheran Hour, over WK1JO, 12:30‘pm.; over WBCK, 645 W. Green Street Sunday service. 11 aan. • Sunday school, 11 aan. « Wednesday mtvIcc, 8 p.m. Reading room open Wednbsalong? Oomc anyway I We know ENJOY ALL THE HOT WATER YOU WANT... AT LOW COST! The quartet, Roy and Donna ed by pastor WUltam Dondit. of Moe and Gerald and Barbara Sunfield. This will be followed Bcstrol of Grand Rapids, work by the Bishop's sermon and the Wi with Hosea over the Hastings ___ _ —, «K. radio station. Rev. Max Ovenshlre will bring Have Communion All children are welcome. Hartings. Mich. Ph. WI 5-0465 Saturday Sabbath school. 0:30. Worship. 11 aan. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pan. __ -i™.. of UUHI*. Hoero Humphrey Middle- ' Thursday a* 3:15. ... «_ aHII nrrarh rille, with the Gospel Round-Up Slngera, will bring the Second both' Tuesday and Wednesday Drive-In service at the Pleas­ evenings. ■ Thursday evening at TjSO thcnr ant Valley Church Sunday. July. The Rev. Ralph M. Tweedy. wi» retired In June from- the ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Communion will be observed in M1CJUBM1 Michigan Conference — of — the Woodland. Michigan all Christian Science branch Methodist Church and moved Rev. Einar Unscth. Pastor churches this Sunday. "Sacra- wUh Mns Tweedy to their home I. M.KI.W.f nf FHa T — ... ,fill IT, the Madnif “Your Friendly, Christ Centered — at Freeport. will pulpit Church." at the Freeport Methodist Church Sunday school, 9 am Classes on Sundays. 10th and 17th, while from other Sundays to include Thursday prayer and Bible Worship service, 10 aan. • The reading of the Church Tenets •Fully His topic itodjL ’1:30 1 and a period for kneeling In si­ Equipped." vlded. lent communion. Tills is follow­ Rev. Tweedy served tills church UNITED BRETHREN IN Bunday. 8 pan. Brotherhood. ed by a second repetition of the while leaching at the Delton CHRIST CHURCH Wed . 8 pan. Senior cliolr. Lard's Prayer, which is an in­ E. Colfax at N. Boltwood tegral part of the opening for tings Circuit, at one time. Rev. Dorlene Speos. Pastor EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL His son, Albert, who was CHURCH graduated at Hastings High. Lt worship, Mr. and Mra. Harry Appeiman a senior st Albion College and y school Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector rturned last week from a week's, Is working at Jackson this Bum8 am. Holy Communion. 10 am Morning prayer and where they visited Mr and Mra. foTT MnUnulng hto education. Harry Bldelmsn at Whitefish >Tari ln I>Iarln£O FIRST CHURCH OF OOD Nursery lor younger children. Point They also stopped for two . 'e 1330 N. Broadway, Hostings Visitors always welcome. nights with Mr. and Mra. Richri^fiAi Ads Where a Christian Experience ord Welton at McClaren Lake. ClasaUlfd Acta Makes You a Member. I Call WI 5-3481. i PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH near Hraperi. 10 am Sunday school. 1 1302 South Hanover Street 11 aan. Morning worship. Telephone: 045-9429 B:30 Youth Fellowship. Rev. Howard W. Rogen, Pastor 6:30 Evening prayer. 10 am. Sunday school Elwyn 7 Evening worship. Curtis. Supt. fl Wednesday prayer and Bible potent teachers. Nursery. Junior Sunday school in charge FIRST PRESBYTERIAN of Phyllis Munn and Gladys CHURCH -, Broadway and Center Streets Willard H. Curtis, Minister Sunday, July 10. Morning wor­ vid and Ronda Munn hi charge. ship service. 9:30. Nursery pro­ Teen and young adults, Gareth vided. Broadcast of tills service and Janice Conklin In charge. over, WBCH. Sermon: “Sometime 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Is No-Tlme." 7:30 pm. Wednesday,h prayer 9:30 Church school classes. and praise. First Grade and below. July 11-15, Senior youth camp at Hopkins Campground, July. 18-23, Junior youth camp HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH nt Hopkliui campground. Rew. Russell Houseman. Pastor Aug. 4-5, Annual conference. 9:45 tun. Sunday school Classes fur all. Ing. 11 ajii. WocsMp. Message by July 23-30, Dally Vacation Bible School at the church each SOUTH XALAMO PENTECOSTAL per. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor - 1631 Ionia Rd, Ketamn Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People s Service, 1:30. Sunday school, 10:15 aan. A FAST-RECOVERY« ELECTRIC WATER HEATER largely committee reports, and other business; but the officials of the church who will I be speaking will include: I Editor Stanley Peters, Pleasant Valley Church lo Have I Reahm, Wednesday al 3:1 I Secretary of Christian Edu­ Waltbr Burkholder. Gospel Singers ,(cation, |, Church school, 10:30 am Worship services, 0:45 a.m. Sunday school. 10:45 aan. 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and , Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Btbta study. . tioned. with the Army In Chi8 SO pm. Adult choir rehearsal Junior choir. Fourth with his parents. Merle Kahlers. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1718 W. Broadway GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH cd into their new home at Al­ S. Jefferson & Walnut Bls. Minister, Dale R- Harvey gonquin Lake. Jack Green has 410 E. Madison. 946-5065 purchased their home st 518 N, Taffco Drive. Loyd Marts. Sunday school and Bible W. and Mrs. Allen Hyde and 11 aan. Sabbath worship. Mr. and Mra. John BelMin of 7 pan. Youth service. Lapeer are leaving Saturday on 7:30 pm. Evening service. a 10-day vacation trip to Colo7:30 pan. Wed.. Bible Study Life" over WKZO-TV. 9:30 am. and prayer. channel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 Vacation Bible school. 6:30 lo sm^ channel 8; WJIM-TV, 2 CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandcnBosch urmuui tu>u —heard with musical selections on Son. At 10 o'clock Bishop Clyde Meadows will organise the convlbraharp. Oospei magic. filmitrtpo, ventriloquism, and Bible the program. The public Is invited. Quimby Church THE "GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURQH Chancel WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Cools Grove Rood . Aneta hot, sticky daynothing beats a fefi'eshing showei1! 11 am. Morning Warship eer- WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH S PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Tetephons WI 6-4646 Miwi on weekdays. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash, Pastor HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH am. Bunday school. COATS GROVE am. Morning worship, Jun­ CHRISTIAN CHURCH ior church and nursery provided. Costs Grove & Durkee Road OTMU 86. Woodland Fire Rev. Wayne Rich Watson Cor. Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 aan. pound two-one-half mlto north Ti « U/»vU» u» • r> —— —V-———7— will --------be largely committee work. Tuesday at 9 aan. Dr. Clarence Uncle BIU end Aunt Martan CATHOLIC CHURCH am v—tu n—nUM am Morning strvtoe, 11:16 am. Sunday school 1 P-Qt- through Fri­ i gan CbnXonmoo aCihO. United -IB ta laid Service offer the best vl in csr insurance. No other orgsnization1 insure* as many good Michigan driven, offers broader protection, or better meet* your driving needs _than ths Exchange st the Auto Club. “"SXSS DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTERINIUUMCE Fkk*p your phone and Bay . . . LAKEWOOD E. U. B- CHURCH ‘'Hey CuUi^an Man HA5TINCS OWIC4 �WW^LDOOCAS ASTRO-ACE CERAMIC SAUCEPAN!! AND SKILLETS...FROM FREEZER... US. 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CHOICE TENDfRAY f ilees that if any piece of Anchor Hocking Cookware ever te 3^89' WEEK -a �6—TKX MITWOS BANNER NotaCome-On A Real ’Weekend" Special Papular 1965 Muxtang 2 Door Hordtop Rodio, 4 Speed Trans. Was $1995.00 Now $1795.00 —CONVERTIBLE SALE- 1964 CHEVROLET Red Spr. Spt. Automatic e White. 4 Speed Tram. • Blue, Automatic 1963 BUICK 225 Full power equipment. 1963 FORD GALAX IE V-8 Automatic. 1964 OLDS 98 1963 OLDS 88 4 Dr. Har*c*>; Pwver troerme and brakn 1962 OLDS F-85 9ucM« saMs, automat K. PROI/EW Thur»4*y, fair 7, 19*4 19*5 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Pull power. Like 1964 MERCURY 8TA. WON. Colony Park. Automatic drive. Power steering and brakes Radio. New w/wall tires like new. ....................................93,154 1944 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power with factory air conditioning Shoa room con­ dition. ......... 93.495 1964 MERCURY BREEZEWAY 4 Dr. Sedan........................ 91.795 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY Convertible........... SI ,995 19*4 FORD G ALAX IF. SOO 4 Dr. Sedan................... 9L395 19*4 VOLKSWAGEN Has PM radio One owner. 9950 19*4 FORD GALAXIE 5M 4 Dr. Sedan. VI engine. Auto­ matic drive. Power steering 19*3 FORD GALAXIE 54X) 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine Power steering One owner. Very good condition............................. 11.195 .9895 PVEUOATIOV OBPBM. ARE YOU CAPABLE of handling your own busi­ ness? Watkins. Inc. is interested in qualified per­ sonnel for rural route work. We train m all phases. Write, stating qualifica­ tions, to: JOHN DeLEEUW Watkins Field Manager 352 Woodmere S E. ■Grand Rapids, Michigan 7/7 । HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM KATE—.50c for Twonty W«rte Cm. u U-7uh*:1,“ U? I’.'.'b'-w «rlb«4 W faUewa; iv-wti: i< cwrrwctly. 1965 Corvalr Moeixa Dr. Hardtop. Automatic. yilOni. Radio. 1964 Ford Custom Dr. Standard 6. 1964 Golaxia 500 white. AutomaUc. 8 Cyl. whitewalla. Power steering. 1964 Goloxie 500 3 Dr. Hardtop. Standard 8 cyl. Real sharp condition. Low mlleage. 1963 Fairlane Ranch Wagon 4 Dr, Auto. 8 cyl. Radio. 1963 Falcon Club Wagon With. 2nd and 3rd Row seats. 1959 Plymouth Fury 3 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. ■ cyl, power steering, w/walla, radio. 1964 Fevri F250 y* Ton 4 Wheat Dr, Stylealde Pickup 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 gp. V6 Engine. 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. 1964 F 100 Ford Pickup Long box, 3 apeed. 6 cyl. New oversized tire*. 7/7 Call WI 5-3481 Women & Students Hove fun and make money too. this summer. Set your own hours — part or full time. Write to ruaucanoif oidu LEGALS compare PUBLICATION OIDU. Hl.l. of Mkh Itan. Probst B-4-U-Buy! Viviane Woodard Cosmetics Rt. I. Box 71 955# 19*2 CHEVROLET BELAIR Wagon 9 passenger......... 9850 INI PONTIAC STARCHIEF .9795 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan....................... 9795 1941 MERCURY METEOR 8»« Sedan. ............................... 9995 IM1 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan..........____ 9595 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering, power brake*. .................. 91.Wf 19*2 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering Power brake*. ........ 8993 Make $30 or More Per Day Carpet & Furniture on local Food Route. Man or woman, part Or full time. Also opening for supervisor. CLEANING OXPBB—(MMriL .Write Box 62 Inar W. KRUSE Freeport, III. rilk’0 HABTIXG Mlrhlgs. rvauoATiow obdbb. HUI. of MIcMr.i FARM IMPLEMENTS effective way poeiibler FOR SALE 1965 OLDSMOBILE JETSTAR 88 9,100 MIIm “ 2-Doov Hardtop. White Power Brakes, Steering, R-H, Whitewalls $2285 Ph. 945-3236 7/7 TAKE OFF IN A RELIABLE CAR 1965 CORVAIR HARDTOP . . Coupe. 3 sp. trans. Radio One owner!______ _____ 91,395 19*3 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ... Dynamic 88 4 Dr., beautiful blue finish, power steering and brake*, radio, w/walls, one lo­ cal owner______________91495 1943 CADILLAC SEDAN ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, sharp black and white tutone, full power and many extras. One careful owner....... ........... 92,65# 19*3 CORVAIR .. . Monza 2 Dr, 4 speed transmUxlon.ncw w/wall tires, thor­ oughly reconditioned..........9995 19*3 CHEVROLET HARDTOP . T'. Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. V6 engine, automatic transmission radio, w/walls, brown and beige tutone. ------- —................ 91.495 1962 OLDSMOBILE'HARDTOP . . . Dynamic 88. 4 Dr. Holiday blue and white tutone with blue vinyl Interior, fully equipped.............................. |147» 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Starchief 4 Dr, radio, w/walls. power steering and brakes, extra clean. ....9L275 —Used Riding Movers and Lawn Tractors. GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson WI 5-5052 7/7 NOTICES SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Quality structures built experienced crews. Call SMILEY BUILDINGS Halting#, Mich. 616-945-9103 tr VMM WORK REAHM MOTOR SALES newrifS, POR SALE — 80 tons first and second cutting hay, alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Corners ’’ONT I AC . OLDS - CADILLAC ■/l >•»?».. lOTH.MW^A,. Michigan IBM FORD-3 dr. 3 ton# green. Real good condition; Ure# like new. Phone: 683-2391. 7/7 TABLE PAPER — For picnics, maun* on mkruoxM BOTfamily reunion#. tot# of usee Malathion. Diazinon, GABI RM CMrt b Betty •# Jot In excellent bus Na. I One 1965 Ford bus Cygon. Dairy Spray. acree# from elementary echoqi No. 7. Sealed blds must be de­ tf ner office. can »a->*4i. fa livered to Delton Kellogg Range Cottle Spray, School Superintendent'# office SPORT RIFLE — 90-06 custom 4-ROOM HOU5E in Village 61 and Fly-Bait. on or before July II, 1966. 7/7 . rlfl# mad# by McCord's of Woodland. Phon# 167-3563. 7/7 Ionia. Will shoot a 3* group at •TALK •KRBDP<R» FOR Wherever they ore. Kill ’em 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ HOMB FOR SALE on two raft*RBWT—mneiaoo FRMB Mr* tion. Yeager barrel and trigger, ply. MM So. 9U-3U0 tf with Purina Fly-Killers! Fisher safety. 9 to • variable menu Bath with ihortf. scope, peepsight in mount, full Right of way on Bauble Lake MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL monte carlo hand rubbedstock, No. 1 and 3. Snow plowed ropd. #N«doaa . and make money doing It, Full sling with quick detach, swivel# PRICED TO BELL. : or part time opportunity. For PLUS. complete handloading l*3M*6tn, Trona. Michigan, tf ambitious woman to assist me equip, for above. Echo prats, a rubber sump in my beauty counsellor teach­ 2 -BIDROOM HOME—Vegy nto# 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, ing service. Por appointment location Access to Middle powders, primers and loaded Laks CaO: WI 5-5944 or 7^ 5■tamp with call 945-5944 or ,045-9155. tf shells, etc. Rifle value. 9300.00 7 7 — loading equipment 970JX). 1M7 CALENDARS —Wide vari­ Will sell complete for only ety of price* starting at 3>A5 -BEDROOM HOME 1250.00. Call 945-3884 after S per hundred. Order now and ■mv kitchen and^patfi. P-m. .g pay after Sept. 1. Abo book ma tehee. Call: Battle Crtf*. WO 1-011# collect after 6 pm 2 REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS — 14 - months - old. Bardoilsr CARPET RO 6-9491, IM Rac* et Strain. Ftoyd Eckert farm near RLECTBItJ lUiatt rtfxUrodOver Stan's Wallpaper Freeport Call: Lawrence Gar­ Bpeclal — Ytxir rator cleaned, & Psint Store rison. Freeport 765-3765 evelubricated and sharpened. only nMta._____ ___________ VU OPEN FRIDAYS Hastings Milling & Farm Supply GOOD AS NEW STORE guaranteed. Finished With Your First Hoy Cutting? LADIES’ DRESSES * Men's and Boy’s SHIRTS—tSe Ladle*’ SKIRTS—15c quality? yield? Do you want faster starting of plants? SHORTS and SWIM SV ITS FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Regular 42.00—Now 11.00. No prt-ahampoo —No after odor. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or wood cash. Burkey Auto Olaae A Radiator Shop, 311 N. JtffsrMB, Wottva tf WHEELER MARINE BALES SIRVICE — Mercury outboard EXPERT TAIWRING OO ladles' note Boat* Trailers and ac- All "BLOUSES—Uc each WALK UP AND SAVE! GOATS — Good dispositions. If you do —USE FARM BUREAU'S 0 20-20 BULK —We will spread or rent Heating - Plumbing through cartful complete fertiliser program using Quality Farm Bureau Fertiliser. New • Remodel FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South REVERE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-2223 7/7 7H ACRES OP ALFALFA HAY I. CLASSIFIED^ Cali Wi 5-3481 1000 lb. tongue weight axle hitch for travel trailer. . ■ to amome responsible m office on Thun- WI 5-5352 FOR DETAILS CALL . . . *■ 731*1710. aaaf 946-6103. FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ In very good condittoa. WI 5­ MENT, one 4-room cottage, 5411. 7/14 furaiahad or unfurnished. Lsdu privilegea. All utilities fur- TWO BTORY 19 X M BARN to WELTON'S 305 S. Church FOR RENT r- Cottage, Thorn- 3-WHESL TRAILER with 0 ft. OB 3-5712 Martin Exchange. 7 28 Service dollars Premiers a quart. Appointment# i an paiiabla w resistance lo winter kill? feed WI 5-Z09I * IM. Farmers... 1963 CHEVROLET HARDTOP . . . Impala 2 Dr, power *teer- Cine, automatic transmission new w/wall Ure*............... 91.195 1961 PONTIAC CONV. . . . White. Power steering and brakes. ......... 91,#5# 9 YIAU IN HASTINGS 107 I. Woodland Ava. Classified Paragraphs NOTICES —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. FIND 'EM and KILL 'EM —Allis Chalmers Blower with with Purina Fly-Killers motor. All *" Kinds Availably . . . —Mowers and Conditioners 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 MILLER'S Duradean s Home m. 946-2S36 -Case 05 Spreader. Almost like and want to protoct your invaatnwnt, ha,* t|iem cleaned the infest and most Used Farm Machinery MAHLER MOTOR SALES If vmi or« proud of your furnixhlngx yi >24 N. Midi. n. S45-Z421 ART MEADE, Salmman Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HAITIMCJ Pkllip 11. MUthtll. rUXLlCATlOX OXDBB. Bellevue, Mich. hi Several TranaportaUou Car* RenneR Ford Inc HASTINGS BAN NIR LASSIF1E CAROS OF THANKS • IN MtMORIAMS—U per weed. A-l USED CARS 1965 Vrikirtys. Dr. Sedan. Radio, ate. ■SXSM$SpM IHsU^el^ejV “keeeu’**■*•.' PbiiTp H. MHebell. Jud» of Probou. ' 1435 S. Hanover 1965 Mustang cyl Automatic. W/walla Ra­ to. Excellent condition. rapt OS St "Mind ads 1966 CHEV. CORVAIR........ 9350 1941 CHEV. CORVAIR 4 Dr.............................. .9350 1941 COMET 4 Dr. Stand, tram. -965# 19*3 FORD Econoline Bus.'.... .1950 PUBLICATION OBDEB. New rear rubber. A-l. -IH.C. 480 Tractor./Ukq Dewi’ 1M3 CHEV. 1 TON 14.732 — Massey Ferguson. S5 Diesel. Dual wheels One owner. Very —1946 John Deere B Tractor. Hiulinc*. Nir hittri Starter and lights. , M .1 which .11 rrrdiU TRANSPORTATION —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor WI 5-2426 SPECIALS— with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. BM ...9195 —Oliver No. 50 PTO Baler 7/7 ...915# —Massey Ferugson PTO Baler. ...9125 —Case Flail Chopper. 1959 Dodge Station Wagon. 9125 —John Deere 16 fl. Drag —1949 John Deere A Tractor. 1959 DeSoto Station Wagon. A-l shape. 1956 Lincoln.............................9195 —LH.C. 9 ft. PTO Combine. IBM Rambler Wagon -John Deere 25 PTO Combine. 1959 Ford Wagon .... .9115 Best Deals at 328 M. Michigan Ave. in'ik.if** .4*. •» 1*r» Ha#e«e ■ r *4wlalur*i«> —£L X.SS "Fit CHEVROLET 1 e-s ■■<>«■(• iu •■UasMlS WANTED: LARKE BUICK WI 5-2425 .•SfA.IpUTt?' CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Man or woman for profit­ able business in N. Barry Co. or Hastings. Experience unnecessary. Real oppor­ tunity. Write Rawleigh Dept MCG-65I-II9. Free­ port. III. er. Extra low mileage. Special 1949 FALCON Station Wagon ...... PHONE 945-3481 BUSINESS OPPORTUNin Save $$ On One of These Slimmer Specials BOX MO U17. I-BEDROOM [ Phone 7/14 �Card of M1BWTOWW ............ iOth wedding anniversary to 8? A&S"-SX cunrwr ax Bunday for the flfU and puree of money Mr. and Mra. Lyle D. Wilcox ui wiUiuk’iftaiJL. GOLF TOUKNAMBNT CARD OF THANKS motion about Club thanks and appreciation to our iriaUvea, friends and neighbor* ByHDBurptt when I fUled nry. They were lovely and much enjoyed. May God bleaa and give you many happy recollections to remember, too. Lawrence and Golds Parrel] comrtivew lings High School At that time k*Miaw U kokl aS wkM CARD OF THANKS Alto wcre Saturday aupper gueaXa MT. and Mra. Cecil Oier vUlted Mr. and Mn. Horace Coleman of South Haatlnci, Sunday. tnleresUng to know. thoughtful during tha Illness and death of our hwtoand. father add grandfathdr, RAy C. Freeman. The many acta of kindness and sympathy "hall always be deeply remembered. A special thanks to Dr. While. Barry Co. Sheriff! Dept.. Rev. M. Gladding, thl pallberera, and the \ogt Funeral Home. »•' • • The fam|ly of Ray Freeman _ ----------- nt; it ruKTtiicK OBOES TOB FUaUCATJON FVBU0AT10M uaxiua. OBDUL Ifru ot Mkhlgaa. The drtull n* aif^ujf H*lio'iu\*rtinug wk &,M{i Ordered that “With reference to your “Freeh ui Yankee Bprlngx. . and Mn. Allen FUh and Out Of The Atuc'' article of Isabella Haught, •• lUegM, Da-, 1 tor A divorce Hla mother (Aunt UaUle) aa COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! Quality Furniture Can recall one Incident that waa amusing. Uncle Enoch waa DOWNTOWN HAITI NCI Drive-In Church John Barr of Grand Rapand thdr daughter. Mra. Ann xlalyli of Hudsonville vUltrxl and Mra. Allen Flab at their p Saturday. Er. and Mra. George Eatep ; Failure a.aoaora.A 4.4 la Ak. aa«>Ulal (lad fa iM. ila D. McDbuaU. Clrcsh Judgi : Jana 10. l»04 » With beat wishes, people. It ahowa that Arthur waa killed on July 4. 1813. Wai atruck by llgiKnlng while in the brother baa a family tree of the Judgca Stand at Che Clare Fair Andrus family. McMurray, Florence Viola Wood friending some child. In fart and aim Waite. till Monday camping st Yankee abe took our mother in when Spring* * Fathcrt Day Mr. and the waa left orphaned by childReuben Flab and family Lynn enjoyed dinner with aon of Jackson, Michigan. He HAUGHT. IJefaadaal 4 ass! a I hare worked on a Necrology lyded the wedding of Barbara 1904 were aa lollowa. Harriot R. Goodyear. David E. BiniLh, Kath­ KMObVaa: Wealcuui Mothodlat Church in erine VanValkenhurg. J. Arthur Clark.-.die, Saturday. * Dave Andrua, Orace Oram, Margaret Batting came home Sunday to Harper. Lillian B. Knapp, Frank MMDd hla 87th birthday. Hla W. Kenfield. Charles William Edward*. Grace B. Giddings. Grand Rapids accompanied him Grace J. Stewart. Inda Belie State-wide service program for used car buyers , il,UUa ruaucBnoF obdbb. llrUorakMllBalldlM Uaadaaa. Miekl(ui to the baturday callera of Mr. Mra. Ira Blough and Mr. PUMU0AT10M Q1DIB. ^Guaranteed Warranty^ tended the funeral of Mn. Ly- FgkUOATIOM OBDBB. Mdnnonlte Church Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Host and family of Detroit were Monday lunch gurata of her prenta, Mr. I I >-rt r..i Hated' Jun Mte. Orley Burna of Lowell and B«rtxua Newton of Grand RapBalurday visitors of rrr Count j Si kb ires. 15% 15% discount on all labor __ .->% discount on all parts AND 15% -------for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car W. bo, klmd w«h hmUndi N olbo nobm d <h« MICHIGAN Autanobfl. program PaUUonar Mr* Boyd Novlnaky. Linda of Lowell were rtntUOATIOB OBDBB. *trtuilp “A* Mitckri* Aw. raviao saaoLUTiOBB WHERE AH, <#K»ed j Dak Uaaaatl. Birval Cooualllaa Ckaua spend a couple hia ^andmother. ruBLiaAnoir osdeb. at day* Call WI 5-3481 UPHOLSTERING THBBBBUHK7 BB IT MKHOLVKD: HASTINGS MEMBERS OF THI GUARANTEED WARRANTY USED CAI PROGRAM Pickup aad Delivery. 44 atraal ba granted. WE IT rURTHBR BMOLVKDi THE FURNITURE. BUILDING Wayne Haxel Larke Buick-Chevrolet 1435 S. Haiover Rhone WI 5-2425 RENNER Ford Inc. REAHM MOTOR SALES. INC. Pontioc-Oldsmobile-Cndillac 107 N. Michigan Phono WI 5-2478 328 N. Michigan •a n Ph. 945-2421 -J Mione 374-3523 rvBUCATIOM OBDBB. "We're As Near As Your Telephone' rUaklCATIOM OBDBB. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place far Future Reference •vriu ( Awuy on Ilex 11. ' »** h"1"' • **lel,lrMn’ *IIK*,l7 VuKTHF.k" BK&SLvED Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair OBDBB FOB FUBLlOATIOtt NoUca of Hautag- * DotarolaaMaa ar I mUOAnOir OBDBB. ?&£• PUBUCATIOM OBDBB. bato Caartroam. ITaaUaai, iMk A hrnriac ha held al wblrh all ‘T"» claims with the ranij and m io rem City Rank K “Th W EM' >««l *■ 4 BiUMa i tor rUaclary lioeol Mala Hiraet Business Directory meMoaial monuments OF DISTINCTION "tawTMca Brothon U aad Cbarlea UMD-SIU Agency for INSURANCE KOKKBT W, STACK. Owner ^fira Pane Insurance ■ auto — run ; aoNDS Swanson liwuranco All Forma of Insurance Pk WISM0B irw«. aad lo make a at .»■■■ a. "—.J ,Mi . PUBLICATI OX OBDBB iatK *' *UU“‘ D*“**1- *»• *• 1 la Ckaptar City o/ 11.. of a'ourpened Wlfl. 'far admlalaualiaa te Me eta f KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Installation. Dry Well. Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. State field, Pumping <$24.00 for lit at Jefferson. 1,000 gali.i. Call 945-5482. I WATCH AND DIAMOND RING —Expert workmamh.p COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ ICE—First class work. Call \Vl ING done at the farm accord.ng Jewelers. 102 E. State to your specifications. Fatm Bu­ 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ WI 5-5316. reau Sendees. M37 So.. WI 5­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. 2223. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— . _ REPAIR — Ha»Repairs and sharpening. Saw COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ t--ii Floor Covering, 123 W. parts and supplies. McCulloch ICE —24 hour Service (black Sial. WI 5-5118. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and white!. Jacobs Prescription Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed worlunanahip. Alto RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Recored. Burkry Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch W. State St. WI 5-5176. rtxfc. Installation and Hanging Beverwyk's Color Canter, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ W. Mill. GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP — All tors. machinery and chain saws in our new building at 124 N. appliances. Call 945-2317. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ ics Goodyear Bros. Phone WI ised'/ngraving of all kinds. Gil­ 5-5052. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARmore Jeweler, 102 E. State St., Phone 945-5316. Concrete Product* GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone WI 5-2123. ’ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Heme office 822 S. Benton. Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W. State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. Miscellaneous HAVE YCXJR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN221 W. Mill. Radio. Television Ropairiisg SENFZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — 9-15-3862 Free xrvtce for orve Repair and new work. Fixtures year on Setchai I-Carbon Color. and supplies. Kelley Electric LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rile Water Service. 524 Mrdcflcville Rd. TV'S. RADIOS b RECOR PLAYSystems Sold, installed, serviced Dxxixed Dealer for Wheel Hone Phone WI 512700 after 5 pm.. ERS REPAI ^2281 lewis Etcctnc. Cloverdale 623­ Hastings. 5381. E. L. Carpenter Hardware. Hoover SeW* and Service. Steury Budneu SotIcm OHorod Call945c348 •£.. Tiii.rw; ;You Would Like t«kp Ltafadjin ly^Seriicerond. Repair-Guide* �s-rae nwraKM uimta Army Pvt Russell F. White, Jr., whose wife, Anita, Ilves on R1 Hickory Comers, completed 8 _ . . _ 10M i instruction in JU,y ’• | and in firing । the M-14 rifle, Thank you for clarifying the।run lhe - —■ •. ■ .it IX* TWrrv CVtonlv 2 ... __ _ ____ f*** “***’ inti i—in! In thia information. Department, the Humans . the Zoning Board, and surrounding xftirxxs."® i fft»a.»sS For The ifesEri small unit tactics swell weapons as the M-60 machine jj-uuh ro ■ • W 4t»Ay a»* rrpari^Uck Toss! All. Middleville Barry Farm Calendar.. By Mrs. Mary Jackton uv AtoMM m mo Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holtx and' Letitia ar.d Kimberly spent the I Weekend in Coldwater. Mr. Holls jtn.Y 7-4H iraf nutag sM s*o». attended his high school reunion I £“‘i, ’r Lm Hike Supports For Milk 50c To Aid Dairymen u.,.... ...“as.’ ..sari!IBS .Is Secretary at Agriculture Or­ E Main Street * Don VanP.iprring iuu signed a contract to teach in Wayland High School port according tat Frank I chairman of the Michigan Stale Committee. gOLENS HUSKY Guernsey Club ; Rates Dunning Herd —6 TO 10 HP hlv trip to the Smokies Games ;as M lie he will win attend aoena school scnooi in; t™.____ ^WhB. duUM tor * “Lil °£i were then enjoyed.------------------------____ ~ ! Dnar aun tli urn ot snrum. 1 ‘."f “ Mr. rehd Mrs Oscar Flnkbelner Uncle Sam the first of Scptem- desirable and six acceptable Mr. Bud Vound and * MrResults of thia work will tri! nnrl her slater. Miss Tails Roush the breeder the strong and Weak •pent last weekend at Hardy points Ln the conformation of Dam Miss Roush. who teaches the herd. By selecting the better COMPARE B-4-U-Buy! equipment since 191U PENDER'S ICLAIR SERVICE Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HASTINGS 7 Middleville Phons Hgon SY 5-9441 that transmit good conformation, tlon. herd type am be improved. I The Methodist Circles orc ।mostly on vacation July and For Banner Classified Ads August except the Ruth Circle, Call WI 5-3481. meets with Mrs Marian Fink- The Standish reunion and Mrs. Ray Fllllngham on Patterson Rood July 4th. Notice of Hearing Notice is hereby given that the budget hearing Lake Odessa By Francet Johntion for the Barry Intermediate School District will be held July 13, 1966 in the Supervisor's room, Court House, Hostings, Michigan at 7:30 p.m. HAROLD S. STOCKWELL Secretory WANT MORE CORN Mr. and Mra Forrest AUerdlng of Byron Center were Saturday vlsitora of the Harley Btadeli. OU MT visitors were Mrs Thelma Gilliland of Lansing. Mrs. Ruth family near Woodbury. * The. West Odesa* Mlsaionary Service tnreta with Mrs Cora Bi'ovont. Thursday. July 7, with potluck dinner. * Mr. and Mra. Martin Styger have as thetr houseguest. Gutierres and Barky Lee of Al­ bion spent the weekend with her mother and brother. Mrs. Leo nor Vargas and Peto. * Mr. and Mra Kenneth Rush of Pontiac visit­ ed Ills mother. Mn. Mayscl Rush Mid the Floyd Baxters during1 liam of Yucaipa. Calif., visited *1 the Harley sudel home Tues- U»NH3 THE NATION'S NO. 1 NITROGEN FOR CORN NOTHING. BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! Teaching new farming and canning methods to small groups of farm boys ahd girls back around UM vm the lotgnthner erf ths 4H Club program super­ vised by the OooporaUvt »- iWtoriSWEW of P»ll«e. U beta ihetr aaaaal riMde■.Ik D.r Bak~ m> Joly IS. IMS. T,m: AU. Abwal: Heas. CaMM. Need Money for New Facilities? See us for the money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expan* sion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. IM BARR Tira Shop U. L. UOTAL fr Used Tire* compaSe Wredtead B-4-U-Buy! Ing. or fluid milk at H a dredweight, for mflk of 35 cent butterfat. Similar actions wlU be t In markets where minimum milk prices to produoera Eddy and Bruce of Glenviex. j bf Ypsilanti relumed m.. attended the John Jaclmon famlly ; home from their trip to the effective through March, 10T1J Yellowstone. * Mr. and Mra. The Secretary reported -that Plainwell Monday. July 4. * Mra. Rex Schad and family returned Clara Gill. Mrs. Pearl Jackaun Sunday. June 26. from their the astlon waa being taken io and Mrs Sarah Johnson called trip to the new England Slates A Dick Reyff is commuting to pika of milk and dairy product* Laiacn family will be vacation- on the Patterson Rood Tuesday. vide dairy farmers with an op­ Mrs Jackson 1* home from Pen­ nock Hospital after suffering a William Sweet had open house portunity to share more equally severe iseart attack. Her slater and a farewell to her friends. in the general prosperity most ' Is helping care for her. Mr. and Mra. Werner Olberts' of Americans enjoy today. Milk production In May was Wuppertal-Barman of Wert Gerfamily are established In their many, who have been visiting in TRACTORS new home on W. Main Street. ’ Michigan since early May. They formerly occupied by Mr. and Rew home from Detroit. They Mra. Stanley Kitah. * Rev. and mink wc have a »-onderful counMrs Tkber and family win spend dairy herds prior to the first their two-wtek vacation camping in Upper Michigan. * Tucrday Irr niece. Mtas Ethel Bowen, in of this year has brought the about 20 women of the Prairie Montpelier. Ohio this week. Mra. Literary Chib dropped into Mn. Bowen and the late Mr. Bowen lowest level since 1000. The In­ used to -live there many years creased price supports will Lnago. Mr. Bowen Is buried there. Ingham wwe married. After the * Mrs. Hasel Derrick and daugh- tUiuc in daLrytfig. to slow up their culling of herd* and to refreahmenta that Hie ladles ___________ _________ _ brought, they presented her a turned Tuesday from a northern increase their feeding rate. lovely lamp Bunday. June 18. trin trip. ramdav Bunday, Juns June 26 26. thev they atat­ thrir four daughters had plan­ tended the Methodist Church at ned an open house tn which Evart and heard Rev. Wilmer tike they received many lovely gifts Kennedy, a former minister economic totem pole receive ’a and n purse of over 8100 Their here. * Mr. and Mra. Jim Smal­ the work out of daughters are Mra George Gil­ ley of Plainwell were hoot and cams for hla skill and labor. lette of Hastings, Mrs. Beverly Gulch of Grand Rapids. Mra. their home. Their guests were yard care... Royce Royden of Hastings nnd Mr. and Mra. Glen Dean. Mr have just the FUN! Mrs niclina Hlggtns of the Gun and Mrs. Don VanPopering and Lake Road. * Rotarians and K Bolens Husky offers a thetr vrivcd attended their annual Bnragar and family. Mr. owned by Leon O. Dunning, picnic at tiie cottage of Mr. and complete system foe year round yard care. Select at­ evening. June 28 * The Senior ron and Carolyn, all of Middle- ' villa; Mr. and Mra. Ralph Fink­ O. Colebank. Knoxville, Tvrjt, tachments from a fuR range Citizens held---------their monthly -----------------------------------, briner and family of Gun lake,* —rotary and reel mowers, meeUng at the Me-thodlst Church. । and Julius Potts. Dr. and Mra. n snow costers, tillers, culti­ ARer a bountiful dinner. Rev.. frick D>-an and family Of la- can Guernsey Cattle Chib. ■ Harold Taber showed slide* of Parte. Ind. were honored guests । A complete type analysis W- 1 HUSKY TRACTOR MODELS EXPERT TIM mvici The action also set minimum Grand Rapids tor surgery Tues- ’ youth which provide a “laarnLng by doing'* experience. U (reeled peeeelsilea ,e lesletl ville L Freeman has announced area vators, plows, rakes, carts —each designed to save you time, give your yard ta care it deserves. and poalng of individuals and groups; methods at correcting facial ttafecta; processing, print­ ing and negative retouching. This course provides the basic. knowledge in the held of pro­ fessional portraiture. .''ZX&.TSrCX of the Clasa of 1R56. * Building | 01l„,. ,n m so. of new homes and garage Is tak- ‘JULY rupto. Mr HoU to tto^to, > “Jf ’ •-*"" home built by Bill Getty on I jqly 10—(Sortkcrs rids Day."ausCourt House Square 11 Charies Street. The David Otto's1 lra grisua Farm. Aakiey. «■ are having a new home built; JVLT 11your editorial indicated, at their turkey farm on State! , .... u ■ ■ r~ I.. -1. m THM.O, that thia la a factor - ■ - — a and Portraitlira Course Official Action of the Hastings City Council News Especially Quality Furniture DOWNTOWN HAST1NC8 run PARKING You're INVITED to ATTEND*'^ REPUBLICAN "Meet Your Candidate" Night at die COMMUNITY BUILDINC IN HASTINGS Barry County Fairgrounds THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 14th 8:00 P.M Moks Thia Your Night to Meat Your Township, State and National Candidates in Person—Hoar Them Speak. You Will Hava an Opportunity to Talk to Thom, too. These CANDIDATES Have Been ASKED TO TAKE PART IN THIS BIG RALLY; |. Candidate for Governor of Michigan GEORGE ROMNEY Candidate for United States Senator ROBERT P. GRIFFEN Candidates for Representative in Congress—3rd District MERLE L AUGUSTINE and GARRY BROWN CANDIDATES FOR STATE SENATOR 20th District—Harry A. DeMaso and John R. Smeekens 21st District—Joseph J. Brava to and Anthony Stamm 23rd District—Harold J. Volkoma and David R. Pushaw CANDIDATES FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Maia Oftk< 55th District—Janies S. Farnsworth, John Kingsbury and Ronald W. Layton HASTINGS OFFICE 89th District—Stanley M. Powell and Tod L. Teadt The motto of the Natlon'a more than 22 million 4H*era is Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable All Candidates for Barry-Eaton District CIRCUIT JUDGE on the Non-Partisan Ticket Have Afso Been Invited to Attend and Take Part Na One. But No One Beats Our Service Watt Michigan's Oldest NH3 Distributor. MANCO or SMITH BROS M 7-7411 ELEVATORS LAKE ODESSA 36 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USS you name the Job and Wheel Horae tool youU attaching tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE IU I. Stat. It. Huttof REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED Fk. WI J-»U Primary election date is Tuesday, aug. 2nd � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-07-14.pdf 150eccfaa1f863ed354a54c85b5bcb52 PDF Text Text Hastings 20 Page*—3 Section* Supervisors Urge; Support for Jail Proposal Fofe to Merge Barry Health Dept. With • Eaton on Oct. 1 15 - July 30 Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, July 14, NUMBER 1) K M C"™ " In our opinion, the Board of In the plot, leas work will the location and construction otlues are । Supervisor* at their regular I monthly meeting Tuesday adoptCounty turiate to have ’ Health Department with the I Eaton County Health Depart­ ment effective Oct. 1. 1066. and one-half1 ago. I The resolution stating that County Board of Supervisor* Is j selected by the board from a । in favor of tiie proposition for a I. _ .. new county J all as it will appear 1 *r ot POMlbles u more fav0 on the Au&st ballot" was car- | than tiw one originally voted tied by a vote of 16 to 3 with choice" by a majority of the one absent committee. Although the Votingfor the resolution were I hl<hCT. Ui£ j* Mayor Franklin Beckwith. Floyd,. . , Craig, Russell Doty. William J“ better- more tand u *** Hayes, Lloyd Hoffman, Luther McKlbbln. Russell Mead. Floyd । Miller, Roy Noffke, Wayne PenMetre, Chairman Ernest Hoff­ man and Mrs. Olenna Weber, Section of the Michigan De- a photograph which may Order 25 Men To Report for Military Duty Another favorably located site lected zoned for and the board decided not to the law suites and delays appeared Inevitable If the county attempted to move in. I believe, was a sensible i (Continued on Page 41 Praises Peace Corps After 2 Years Sehlice in Chile Anthony J. Banash, 24. the tOa ‘could lead to a doctorate in in** * ’law. supervisor of Hope Township, of Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel A. *tematlonal succeeding her husband who re­ Banush-of Leach Lake. R3 Has­ Tony's language background tings, returned to Hastings on was just Latin, both al Hastings signed. ' I VoUng no were Forrat Foley. ”lly 2 ^er serving two y. High and at Ann Arbor. In his I Lannes Kenfleld and Jack ।ln the Peace Corps In Chile. test for tiie Peace Corps, he achieved a proficiency rating In O'Conner. Victor Eckardt was Irid. Spain, where he Spanish eaual to a complete pro­ absent. fessional fluency. In Chile, naturally, he ton Health Departments has the diplomatic school. been under study for a long lime. "Tony." a I960 graduate of । mlttee, were McKlbbln for one Hastings High School and a 1964 year. Eckardt for two and Beck­ graduate of the University of Tony foe a Chilean. Tony worked =s an economic with for three. Replacement* are Michigan, was encouraged and finally persuaded by the Spanish assessor or as an expert aid to the Chilean Federation of Co­ forte. at Santiago to enter the operations—similar to US. farm­ Spanish diplomatic school where chief medical examiner for Barry Tony will follow a program that er cooperatives and credit un- Twenty-five men are sched­ uled to make up the Barry County draft contingent which 1MYM th. Amerloan Legion Hall .*’• J°r.ln£U.POo tatlon by charter bus to Detroit for Induction Into the armed 1 force. Wednesday. He was bom In Kearney. Neb., on Dec. 31. 1922. and attended school there and al Lincoln. When hi* was about 15 he went to Union City. Ind- where he went to work for Hie late Albert Silvera with the Producers Egg Company. From 1941 to 1945 he served with the Marines, participating in the Solomon campaign In the Pacific. After World War n he came to Hastings and continued to work for Mr. Silvera hi the Producers Egg Company. start of the present Aluminum guiding hand In Ito developHe married Maxine Cooper here on May 1. 1947. They have three sons. Rodney. 17. who will be a senior at Hastings High; Gary, 15. ii sophomore, and Michael. 13. in the 7th grade. Cancer Fuad Continues to Rise Additional contributions have hiked Burry County'* Cancer Crusade fund from *9.410 to *9.870,14 New figure* Include: Baltimore Township. *9606; Hope. *176.86; Irving. *17.40; Maple Grove. *113.15; Rutland. *88.25: Prairieville, *282.78; Or­ angeville. *25; Hastings Second Ward. *245. and Fourth Ward. *628. ' back are Lyle Vanderbrook. Wright Sim, Anton Turkal. Thomas Maurer and Keith Taylor. BAND CONCERT FRIDAY Well-known marches, songs and novelties are to be played by the Municipal Band starl­ ing al 7 pzn. Friday. July 15. on the Courthouse lawn as the third concert of the sea­ son. The drum section will be featured In ‘‘Drummers Boy Bounce." The bandsmen are hoping for a large audi­ ence. Select Site for New Hastings High School organization* on their feet and operating . _ successfully. Plans for a new high school He term* his Peace Corps serv- for Hasting* are being completJce os a great experience, one ed, the site has been selected Which has great personal re- and electors In the school dis­ grounds for an exhibition. cards m wen a* achieving sue-1 trlct may be asked to vote on,• Recognizing the excessive heat cesa In work objectives. | the proposal shortly after tiie' board members approved p u rTony pointed out that of the. opening of school In September chluc of ,ans for vart42 person* Who Went to Chile |‘h1ls>ear- « rrnnrted .t n offices ' with his group, all but three, at Cll|zen» ' Hastings property owner* will their termination conference In have until Aug. 20 to pay their _ __ ___ _ .. —,____ municipal taxes without penalty, I when they enlisted what they nf thm Oltv rtaniwll A.- I kneW tW0 y**" l,Ur* WOuW n£ht *uu hare entered the program. bus garage near Johnson !ded Monday night after being u.1~ Field* The site <fe» In with the athletic field of 20 acres, mak- -w- r* ’ • ’ sel, with *20 an hour If more. time Is utilized. Deadline for Paying City Tait Industrialist is Now August 20 New National |School Board D. Hall. 1>. and Bank Direstor . Chrfctopher Richard C. Guenther, 1*. _ president .............................. »... k ..Pays Tribute to F Robert W. Sherwood, of Ute National Bank of Hr*" — transfer from Grand Rapids. -• Ha-sUngs. has announced the el —., — ertttitrW Other* receiving onteral^ude Mj](]red S 011th ’ Rowland F. Hall, TOT 8. Benton, Clare R. Tolan. 22; Thoma* E. Mildred Smith . to tiie bank's board of directors. Hall, president of the ItaiUngs Aluminum Products Company, 1* the cost Monday morning Instructors lined their cars up fo Hastings School Program Improves During Past Year Supt. Guenther Cites Curriculum Advances, Future Needs; Expept School Taxes to Require 12.5 Wills Many advances were achieved during the past year in the Hastings public schools in improving the curriculum and more were proposed in the annual report <J Sunt, of Schools Richard J. Guenther submitted to Board of Education members at their regular monthly meeting held Tuesday noon at the Hotel Hastings. Supt. Guenther ‘ reported that modem math was imple­ mented thr-uith the entire school system with special orienta­ tion classes held for parents and -------------------------------------------teacher*. |Isle, and made mention of the Special education classes for. art deportment's exhibition. He wrote about the Ci then* mentally handicapped were or­ Committee of more than 300 ganized. , Pull - time speech correction1 studying plans for a new high school which may be voted on , Um County Special Education this Fall and occupied no Later Department, with wbrk concen­ trated in the elementary grades Future needs include lowering Instructional television wasi the pupil - teacher ratio. "We Initiated In all elementary gradesi compere favorably with other as part of the plan to up-grade, districts (leas than 30/1) but this is atill not low enough.** the rending program. 1 Supt. Guenther said. A school nurse is developing a1 Additional counsellor and reprogram to Improve health edu­ j medial reading sendees should cation. be made available at the eleIn-service program* in the use' ~ . of audio-visual material and ira ’ equipment were started for all elementary teachers. Mnre Instrumental and "«S There has been full use of li­ mii’ic staff should be added! braries nt ward schools with 5.118 The physical plant mux* be new books added to the school Improved. library. "We must take additional steps A string instrument music program wa* started in the fifth to uo - grade our instnfcUnn*! and sixth grades "nd •~n«tav orosram for the non - colle« bound . student. Most of I b i • the students may form the nu­ cleus for a High School Sym- change will take nlace if a’ new hfoh tchnnl facility l* author- . r_.. _ ____ . Options on five parcels of land Thoma* F. Solhard | Members of the Heatings per 11,800 valuation, »3J0 per ; T volunteered that one ofcovf'rlnfi30,"ncr”tlavebftn»r7”^“/ Bo*rt °f Education at their SIXAO of asstned valuation higher ; his most successful ventures In 1 cured Bt & cost of w oo°- wHh ^U2 W D*vld E-1 regular monthly meeUng Tues- than the »26.10 paid for fiscal chile wo* done outside of his hWtlatlon* still going on for an Llng and Donald W. Spencer, I day noon Bt t^e Hotel Hastings 1965-M regular assignment. He organ2'v-^re parcel Cost °?born‘ ^e following rraoluUon This year's tax statement shows 'program In the slums of Vai- oP,iotl wln *72,000 n rt?-M°rrte WHEREAS. Mildred Smith has Ron U1C Uie Board of isaucaEduca-..• the assessed valuation, valuation, and and uw tlieltiivla. I At one time 12 different sites 1A Hmiohtaltn Wln.*ln SU k Linn 1।Mrved ,CX1 0,1 “ ouru OI the assessed , .<_ . » . .. _ . . I valuation. On a home! Tony had a good background'**" considwed. The major fncRobert F. Hughes. Paul D Boy-! iM7 and I ossessed at 61 JOO. the equalized; for It—he worked on the Has-;to^ ’n U1® p™p«r.‘yJ0' sen. Patrick M. Brasher. Edward whkrv.o c„i.k ,ut „S".CC*, r? E. Woodman. Terry L. Vandecar. I,, h“ valuation is *5,200 for a total tax I tlnga playgrounds under Dlrec- “ , souL" Ben L Falconer Richard L For- '8Crved President of the Board of *53.45 Including the collection; tor Bob King and Lewis Lang. I "cre“ partially oy Pant Street 53 cent*. ' nn 111" on east thennrl castMarket and Marxci Market nn the on me the . , .. ....... , . 011 casi ana mu .11%.. “!SJS IS?. I”'.",1... “‘k p‘’°L playground wesU the h(t,h p<.rrpntj,„ WHEREAS. Mildred Smith Council Monday sutiwrtzed pay­ S"*™• of of bus bus students students who who attend attend the the guided the Board of Education ing to the Youth Council the WfM,»83 01,6 Ot tl>C hl*h school from points south through two school building pro­ *4.200 appropriated tn the regular of th. prograrn was taking kid* and eBlt of the clt grams and- has aided In com­ budget, and the *350 appropriated right rioht mil out nt of th* the slum nolohtwirneighbor­ Proximity to the bus garages mencing'a third building pro- for the Hastings Softball Associa­ hoods and making them into I leaders for the program. — —.------- tion. Barry County's August draft Whan be started the program The plan is to eject a high WHEREAS, Mildred Smith has quota has been Increased from given generously of her time, there had already been built a school to (••commodate 1.600 from the Michigan Municipal beautiful recreation center—with ■ students Plan* call for ihr □ —ability and wisdom to this Board, inducted Aug. 16. and, United States money. No one was ent high school to be used as a Barry County w Research to improve rending । junior nign wun Centra) venrraj as an an using It. No one could decide who Junior high with WHEREAS, it is the desire of should run it. "Typical local!* 1 * * * Both present‘ was Introduced into one first elementary school. 126, 1965. for the first time to fill the Board to recognise the outgrade at Central in the form of are ------------------overcrowded. bureaucracy." |i buildings — the August quota. the Initial Teaching Alphabet The hearing on the appeal of . Since February committees of Bmlth. The program is to be expanded I would can a real Youth citizens have been making extenNOW. THEREFORE. BE IT was delayed for two Council." Tony added. It la Solve studies ^of jnany aspects of In four first grades next year, RESOLVED, that this Board, on suspension under the concept of experimen­ Friends of Library weeks. Austin's cab license was behalf of the citizens of this complete, coordin- a complete high school currteu- tation. , lifted by Police Chief Richard lum. and the plan Is to build a school district, extend thanks to Sunlor after Austin paid a *50 fine Give Book Money French or Spanish was offered tml?" ^y'emrSX^ATlS j ^^“Snta^rSh^SX Mildred Smith for her long time for driving without a license fol­ to the advanced junior high stu­ Friends of Uv? Hastings Public service as a member and Presi­ lowing an accident on W. State i levels' of society they are »he ;“ton J cuMralum to'fit’lt” dent. Not one dropped during Library hava turned over *426 dent of this Board. • Rood. DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, S^.W?bworMnd BeD'rOa’ Sea.XSS“&? SnLttre. the school year. rented the profit from the pres­ that a certified copy of this Austin said lie had not had a people in the world. WW! and MSU student on gng&Jj science and math. entations or Rumpel BUltokln. teachers come here for experlResolution be sent to Mildred driver's license far 17 years and "One of my worst experience* vocational educalion. fine art*, Smith. Directors of secondary educaAldermen indicated they would was wanting to come home and I physical education and social havtnff to tn leave Izhvp those thru* people." runnlp 1 studies have made their reports ____ ... tio^ and naming of department Gull Lake President consider hl* appeal if he obtained haylng &kld‘ zv ■ . > I to the curriculum steering com-! heads was termed “the 1 * Norman ’ Krfitoi has been rea State driver's license and a City Tne Pwic*-' Co£P® “ doing a mlttee. The curriculum steering 1 Impressive and productive innamed president of the Gull permit to drive a cab. treat deal In Chile — and I committee has studied them, and | novation In the second Lake Community School board, throughout the world-to assist ' pas.wd schools." Jack Fort is secretary and Ron­ passeo the me information iniormauon on to the me schools . in Improving their way | general steering committee Supt. Guenther also noted ald Jackson is treasurer. of life and. Incidentally. In Im- which will finally submit them । that this wm a year of many orovlng the image the people of | the Board of Education. champions In athletics and muOTIS SCHOOL REUNION Quotations for repairs and paint­ •he world have for the United | — Bun.. July 17, at Ray Erway's ing windows at the City Hall are States. । Landing, Head Lake, potluck, 1. Hasting Public Library la Tony doesn’t want to serve J ' ' 7/14 City Hall. Alderman Ivan Snyder mother term but he is encour- ■ submitted a proposal from a Bat­ aging everyone who has asptrn- 7 tlons of helping others to In- a having difficulty receiving bids on vestlgate the opportunities for, u The gift from the Thornapple doing good. “ Fire Chief Edward Tudor. In hfci the unit and the Installation, report on activities In April. May md women, but older people, and June, listed 17 alarms in thr Air conditioning is alwayd City and 22 rural alarms. The local 'ul In this world-wide American M wonderfid. but It was especially department relayed 15 calls to program of helping others to ttr appreciated during this week's Middleville. Middleville tire call- nelp themaelves." he concluded. ” Public Library Is Now Air Conditioned! trlct." So pt. Guenther holed Manv special projects were romnleted during the rear, in­ cluding new Windows and frames -nrtty fence and lights to the bus earage and security lights hnll held, book shelving piaayl •-rd on the old tert North and Southeastern •nmsport—1 over 1.800 students •nme 1200 miles a day Khut•Un- ’■hi'dren between schools Added 500 more. The school started the yegr -hased *' Federal surplus They “bits o) Banner files July 27. Hastings United ^und Campaign )uola $54225 Plans for the Hastings United Community Fund campaign are being completed and the dlrec'ng in the drive total *54.225. That is slightly higher than the 1M5-M receipts at S5MM. ’>o»t Resident �Personal Mi Nelson DuBois, WtU Driller, Dies Monday tton Bible School they have bad. The Church and Bunday SchMl will boM a picnic a* the Cate- PLUS YOU GET COME JOIN DOUBLE THIS FRIENDLY THRIFTY GROUP! s& EVERY WEDNESDAY! HAPP’ER FAMILIES shop at the whole ’ FOOD CENTER • U.5.DA. INSPECTED GRADE 'A* 5 to 7 LB. AVO. wbutF sikb E1 NORBEST TURKEY BROILERS —’1n CORNISH HENS £791 < . COUNTRY LAN! P A ....• -*r. UAH, OHTBI-CUT-IMB _ ICE CREAM PORK CHOPS 891 i « ■ w.. . .. •« ... i VANILLA . COUNTRY STYU SPARE RIBS 69‘ »mt*h 69$. 691 Eg RING BOLOGNA ECKRKH... 10 OX. WT. PRO. SMOK Y-LINKS TURKEY PARTS... " TURKEY WINGSlb. 39c TURKEY DRUMSTICKSlb. «9c Avocados 19.. TURKEY BREASTS with RIBSlb. 69c the weekend with her daughter, Mr. and Mra.. Robert Jackson and family, of Richland. Dr. John Mulligan broke a write playing softball last Thurs­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ray­ mond (nee Judy Kerraeeni are receiving congratulations for a I daughter been at Pennock hoa- wmt coupon mow BONELESS TURKEY ROLLSlb. 99c MAXWELL SWIFTS PREMIUM PRO-TEN BEEFI r W CHUCK STEAK W STEW MEAT “=■“ 59a LIMIT ONE CAN 69* FOR A TASTIER SALAD 1-lbu Can fr HAftOU RED CALIFORNIA TANG”~ £ 99' PRUNE JUICE " : - » 35‘ TEA BACS-^s .t. 791 GRAPES ZX Owe. Chip ■ CecMwf Ban - GJ-gw Smim ■ k»J OMwmI ■ e> Tm Rtegi RS7 w«. ROBERTS COOKIES . . 4 AC Off ' ^51 VETS NUGGETS DOG FOOD tt? * Breast-O-Chicken Tuna ’1.00 WARTAN LIQUID BLEACH Red, Yellow, Low Cal Refreshing Anytime HAWAIIAN ROYAL GELATIN PUNCH Bonn di free 5o7rH 100 With Purchrsa of Any 3 °lr 89‘ WARTAN MIDGET LONGHORN CHEESE WARTAN ENRICHED WITH RadMoi B BC �Fire Destroys \Carlton Peck Barn, Equipment «, Bill Williams, Tavern Owner, Dies Monday. A» r* 1 ’ J • At LilICflOIlEl sax ucutuuiud Thornapple River Drive. Caledonla, Mrs. Gray, the pj son-in-law N(UhvUle of dlwJ atIla 8 Middleville and Hastings fire- P-®1 Friday. July 8. in a Grand men gave assistance Bunday af- RaP-ds hospital where he had tcmoan to Caledonia In battling bcrn for one week, the fire which destroyed a large, Mr. Peek, a dlxbstle, apparmodem steel frame bam on the entiy suffered from a heart Robert Near farm north of Cale- condition. donla on M-37. He was graduated from BatThe Gaines. Dutton and Kent t.'e Creek Central in 1963 and County firemen also batUcd uie Peiris State in 1955. He was c nre which may have been caused ■ "------- *“ --------- — ------by spontaneous combustion. In Grand Rapids The barn contain'd a great quantity of ehopped hay. ex- Sept. 7. 19a. al Gull Lake. । He was superintendent of the . I Sunday School at the WhitneyAbout six head of young cattle rille Bible Church. were lost. He is survived by his wife, his Near also lost his milking par- Paren^ 1,1 a sister. lor and equipment ------------ *-----------Mr. and Mrs Resell Stanton small Jeen’iuek to wcre Saturday evening guests of SSL P * Ilhe Howard Orsboms of TUlotpumpcr which was In operation wn r,),- Funeral services ' for William Forrest Williams. 80. R3 Delton, who died early Saturday, July 9. at the Pipp Community Hospital, were held at 2:30 Monday at the Henton-Smith Funeral Home. JubUM apsanw—sen of 81 Paul. Mlnn; »to be the guest speaker at *0^ services marking the 1 lOtlv niversary of the Zion Lutheran Church at Woodland. He > Will preach at 10 am. and 8 pm. !“ 4:M p:[1 .p«nl th. weekend with her mo- . a . The Lloyd Huvcrs and the estimated al jnmes Hammonds have returned j from-a week's vacation around * . Lake Superior on Ute Canadian The Tom TafTees have moved 1 side. The scenery was beautiful into their new home at 435 W. and ako Ute weather, making it numfe?. esenAn *e W IN HASTINGS feniwui LWAYB FIRST QUALITY.W OUR ANNUAL JULY, CLEARANCE IS ONI! and operated the Gilkey Lake Tavern, the Prairie Schooner, the Wayland Hotel and the AlI legan BUI and Caroll. | < Nashville Hope For Baby Bliss Branch Plant I He was a member of the Doy. ton Masonic Lodge, the Dayton j Scottish Rite, the Hickory Cor• ..— ----- ■ .Alnfra Lodge No. 345. and PruCommerce was to hold a special, denK. Nobla. No 366 of meeting this Wednesday evening Eastern Star. i WITT con­ “ »» pepperoni or with cheese and polish sausage. So easy Io finish bating and serve hot. • Baked Sweet Rolls6 for 42c Fruit filled or plain. Baked fresh daily in our oven. —Friday & Saturday— 1 Dox. Buttermilk Friedcakes.. Any 26c Bread Orange Knots 26c Save 9c Special 83c 92cVoiu« ._ 6 for 42c A rich fry dough with fresh orange and honey glazed. Danish Krispes 6 for 45c With cinnamon and pecans drenched in sugar and baked. Cookie Day Every Wed4 J°" McCallum Reunion $1.00 AFAMKE Former pupils and friends are eration there was a six - hour invited to attend the 40th annual period when her condition was McCollum School reunion to be held at the school at I pm. Sat­ urday. July 18. It will be a pdtMembers of her family, in-1 iuck dinner. Bring own table eluding her parents, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Owen of R1 Dowling. I I are convinced that their prayers 1 Pantry Day Monday n-mtoi $1,00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP sinking, they went to the hos­ pital chapel to pray with their JtCLEKA SWEEVX We Asvs s CLEARANCE lust twice* year, tn January and July. That’s alll Whan we say, 'clear­ ance' we mean H. Everything goes to rally and from that Uine on | has been convalescing. Mrs. Cox, the former Belly; Owen, and her husband have • Threw BHUdren. Her husband is *. ouaployed by the Barton Con­ struction Company. J to make way for new stock. Wo say, mark It down, down, down. Out! It can’t go back on the ahelvea. As you know, our 64-year-old tradition /»to give you the best quality at the lowest possible prices. Everyday —year after year. So when we say 'clearance', you can believe you really dean up! Just shows that at Penney's we always mean what wslssk, lOOUIilOCIASSIR AT CLEARANCE IS ON PENNEYS... MAKE A BIG CLEAN-UP ON SAVINGS! More About- FOR EXAMPLE Backward Glances Summer Dresses Continued from Page One Better Dresses nlc Thursday at the Wall Lake cottage of Miss Lillian Matthews. Mra. Lou Matthews. Mra. Finley Johnson and Mrs Harry Bald- Girls' Better Dresses Girls' Slack Sets Girls' Stretch Slacks What will the others be worth a year from now? The Cadillac car holds its value far beyond any other automobile at or near its price. Let your Cadillac dealer explain today why now, more than ever, it’s great There is one simple way to measure’the worth of any Barry County thia week received copies of the bylaws. Officers of the Association are A. J. Bheip. Doster. president; Robert Bessmet. Hastings, vice - president; Pr. Men's Summer No-Iron Slacks . going Cadillac! after others have lost their appeal. And there is Cadillac other luxury car; compare it to the way a Cadillac keeps safety, performance, dependability and operating econ­ its value. For Cadillac is the grand champion in this omy. What will your car be worth a year—or even three most telling of all motor car tests—and at resale returns years—from now? If it’s a Cadillac, the answer is pre­ a higher percentage of its original cost than any other dictably pleasant. Get the facts today from your autho­ car built in the land. There are many reasons. The first rized dealer. He's an expert in serving the world's most is Cadillac quality—recognised wherever automobiles demanding motorists—and his interest in your com­ are known. Then there is Cadillac beauty and luxury— plete satisfaction will continue throughout your owner­ bo advanced that the car retains its desirability long ship. Isn't it time you put a Cadillac in your life? Ou Tbunday and Friday of thid.week, Northville wUl cele­ brate the eompleUon of the •trvtcb of pavement on M-79 with a Harvest Festival and Homecozntng. Hlghllghta of the program will be free vaudeville ante and aeroplane exhlbiUon flights. 130 160 BE SURE TO SHOP THE ODDS » ENDS TABLES - ® ITS GREAT...GOING K^UaUlaC 1 Standurd of the World aeitaiMeareauM. BBE YOUR AUTHORIZED CADHlAC DEALER FOR THE FINEST IN SALES AND SERVICE OF NEW AND USED CARS. REAHM MOTOR SALES. INC. ~ 107 N. MICHIGAN • HASTINGS Bam W. Otter, president; Arthur B. Mulholland. first vice presi­ dent; D. C. Bronson, second vice president; Harry O. Hays*, treasurer; John J. Dawson, sec- ON MAIN FLOOR AND BASEMENT. ONE-OF-AKIND, SOILED. DISCONTINUED ITEMS MARKED WAY DOWN TO CLEAR. . ... j �West WoodlaW By Victor Stere* EDITORIAL «MtaMg frees Fags 1.) ■ J 'lotos into aracunt the best t m^f Uptown. t two yean ago, we believe, reflected Ute intense dU*attaf*ction with the As rtdudtion of the jail capacity proposed Court House Square site ■a* « to M unite also makes mse sAd is tbs vise proposed by need for new jail faculties. We have been able to get by » anxa, toB to largv enougli fta with/boarding-out tactics thanks any probable needs of ths present |to u>e availability of facllIUes at and immediate future and will be |the Baton County jaU in Char­ ao gaigrail that additions can be |lotte. As to comparative costs, we made, if and when needed i If ths thirty-five unite seems ।figures. Our guess to that they large, remember Lhat the state taw ,would be about ths same as oper­ DOW requires s high degree of ating , a jail of our own. aegregaUan which, in our opinion. But remember. we can have no long term. aU-inclualve agreement a* to boaiding rates with the One of the cost factors in s new Eaton County jail and we can jail has to do with specifications only make use ot *>ace not re­ for office space and here the re­ quired for their own prisoners. On quirement would be the same for any day of any week boarding a one-cell, a ten-cell or a thlrty- charges could be increased or we Qre-cell >11 Ttito. we believe, is could get the word. "Sorry, no no mere bureaucratic quirk but room for any more of your prison­ ers." Fur the immediate present, there is probably no cause to Looking forward. we will be skat­ ing out onto very thin ice. If. for any reason, Baton County turns us down, where do we go? AU things considered, we believe it best to build a jail now rather that pul through a pressure project really be 'up against IL" Bo tar, the transportation of prisoners back and forth has not been loo much of a chore, at least Thus, we believe that Barn­ lay because of stokneos. The bops County should have a jail with have been busy playing baaebaU, adequate facillUea under Ite own the girls softball and both hart been learning the fundamentals □f tennis and swimming. Satur­ day the group will be going to Detroit to watch the Tigers play. There to only room for to on the bus and poralasion slips were to be handed in by this Thursday. Thia is a great op­ portunity for than as many would never get another chance the people fur a two-mill tax for a period of two years, and two only, for Uie purpose of raising the visitor* this last week with Mr. money for the sinking fund. and Mrs Floyd Mahler and otlser relatives In tha Laming area. Obviously both measures must be The formers son. Gary, arrived approved in order to provide for on Friday from Ft Myrna. Va4 oa Senice Saturday afternoon. Although M wasn't any special bdp to the hay that was down (and there’s lota ot U down), it was a big bsip to the other crops and “made Mg potatoes out of tbs off Um, trees and in some areas not far away trees were biown down Again on Monday a gentle, soaking rain tell moat of the day. The ground waa ao dry it soaked It up rapidly. It ahould have Scottsville,-N. Y, June »Ut They thought that the ministers name sounded fam mar and they dis­ covered that Indeed to ahould sound familiar. The Rev. John Afman in his high school days at that tiros It required the services of all tha men present to keep the tent from blowing away and as it was everyone present K”t wet from the driving rain. where Art began his teaching career. Needles* to say. this w*s a happy and pleasant reunion a new JaU. We believe they should sinking fund wltlwut approval <f a tax increase to give the fund some substance; likewise, it would be meanlngleru to vote thU tax increase without also approving of the sinking fund. Both propositions that will ap­ pear on the primary ballot. Aug 3, siiould receive the vote of “Yes." All registered electors will be eligible to vote. With 1153.000 earmarked for jail construction already on hand, tills two mill tax for a period of two yean Is expected to raise an addi­ tional 1337,000 or enough to cover the total estimated cost, including land, ot the entire project, which win be about M90JXO. Woodland }y Mrt. Glondon Curite We think of the Job of servo­ ing our clients as a round-lhodock proposition. After all. losses don’t limit themselves to an t-hour workday. If you suffer a loss... fire in your home, auto accident, business catastrophe... you want help light away. You’D get just that if you place your protcctioa program in our hands. Over Um July Fourth holiday weekend tbs Roc Lewis family decided to go to the farm at camp tn lata The community waa saddened again this week with the death of two clUsena Guy Kantner, For Johnstown Township Hall Scbort on tor CoMr BaaAa quarter sf a mile sas» sf M-1T. The struoturt has> been repatoed and painted and chairs and tables have been purchased. Johnstown eiecScrs will there in the Aug. 3 and elections in the future. During ths Wednesday. 30. open house there to to spimker and a discussion on the new Barry county JsU and pro­ posals win be on the Aug. 1 baltot. There will also be refraah- blown down across the highways. They had a harrowing experience and said they would "never for­ get the day aunt Blanche was morning. He will be missed by hl* many friends and we extend our sympathy to the family. Our sympathy also goes to the fam­ ily of Arthur Klopfenstein, lie passed away suddenly Bunday morning. He will also be missed by everyone who knew him. David Young of Ypsilanti la a house guest thia week with his FOR SALE 1963 John Deere 4010 Diesel, fully equipped, 18.4­ 34 roar tires and only 895 hours on. ortng Anita Henewm she will be returning to her home in 8»-aJ«i the last of July. She iiaa made piany friends during bar one year stay in Woodland and they are all invited to attend. bera met Thursday evening to make plans for the Bummer. They planned a pool picnic for July 13 at the TVm Nlethamer home. Other plans for the Sum­ mer include a trip to the "Ledges Playhouse" and a chicken barbs que. The barbeque will be in Au­ gust and held for the public. 1964 Formal! 706 Gas Tractor, fully equipped, fart hitch, new tiros, and only 320 hours on. EDUCATION faces sonic serious and very challenging problems in the years to come. Some of these problems will become matters for the Courts to set­ tle. That’s why my ih experience on our local Board of Education will bo most helpful. glM I I I• . I kl McCormick 12-A Demonstrator Hoy Conditioner at a real savings. McCormick 191 Self-PropeHod Combine with 8»/i ft. grain head and two row com head. Real good! John Deere 125 Pull Type 7 Ft. Combine. ■ Used New Holland 166 P.T.O. Baler. McCormick 455 Four Row Cultivator for Farmall H-M-300 or 400 tractor. McCormick <816 Mower Conditioaers, 7 & 9 ft. cut for immediate delivery. New McCormick 1203 Combine with 13 foot header and cab. and Mrs Robert Austin came Monday to get hla mother, Mrs his family from Tciincwer plan Rhoda Bawdy. She will spend a to bo home tor the picnic. * Mr. and Mrs. Olendon Curtis and family were al Remus Bunday to Two Farmall 300 Gai Tractors. Formoll 350 Diesel Tractor. Ford 960 Tricyclo Tractor. Lovell Implement Co. El EfT RICHARD ROBINSON CLCL.I CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE RANDSEN . Charles DeYoung and Clara Hestorly, Clara Ruth Fisher. Mr. and 'Insurance Agency Over Millar's Jowohn 120 W. STATE ST. CHARLPTfE 420 Lansing St. Ph. 543-0070 Hendershot & Vicinity By Mra. Richard Clark The community extends its congratulations to Mr. and Mnr Charles Toblss on (their 50th wedding anniversary. Charlie TO VISIT OUR NEW STORE WED.-THUR.-FRI. & SAT We’ve slashed prices on summer suits, to move them out . . . and you profit with terrific values on suits you’ll wear the rest of the season and the next, too! There'll FREE DONUTS Raymond be Specials and COFFEE Galore throughout PRIZES and Re®. $35.00 NOW Rtf. $5430 NOW OUR NEW STOREL Be Sure and ask for One Group of SPORT COATS FREE SAMPLE of our new Summer and Winter Weights ‘Chocolate House” FINE CANDIES Reg. 52450 to 53650 Made in Milwaukee and NOW Featuring a Wide and Wonderful Selection of Highest Quality One Group of Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Regularly S400 & «5°° Now Only McPkafdin MEN'S and BOX CANDY ASSORTMENTS A MODERN DRUG STORE TO SERVE YOU BETTER AND LAPO DRUGS AGENCY LADIES' WEAR '■W �* Bhard Approves Contracts for 7 New Teachers I. Rose Church Setting for vely Nuptials Ill tM M «MHnUTT tended Hastings and Freeport High Schools and wa* graduat- Contract* for seven new teach- MV* Alice Robo Quada. daugh- five yzarz at Quimby. rut, will be tan teacher Thoae hired Included: at Hl HaMlngz 4310 E. Kaltx Plcaaantview. IMwik of Elmira, exthrtr wedding vows sistanl director of public serv­ ices. Mrs. Klovanlch will teach Haven s half-day of kindergarten at East Martin Christian and BatNortheastern, replacing Mrs. Avis Catholic Mr. Ktopfcaateia. dted abmrt the doube ring ceremony 128 guests. White gladioli hli admlnlitraUve duUea. her contract gree from Youngstown Univer­ sity and has taught for three mentary teacher at Sou years, at Leavittsburg and em, relieving Mr. Arnold Youngstown. Ohio, and Auburn. Ind. She also attended Kent nlniatraUve dutlee State, Ohio U. and did poet graduate work at Ball Blate Howard Reeds of Wood River, the Wayne Coreys of Wyoming, Grand, will teach tint grade at S Blanton of WMU and Mr. Mrs. Resell Stanton were from Western Michigan Univer­ dinner guests of the Duke Reedi sity and has taught at Evart and of Holland snd Kay remained MlddlsvfDe. She U a 1939 gradu­ for the weekend, returning with ate of Ionia Hlch. the Reeds to the Blanton home her B8 at Michigan Stale Uni­ group and also Mrs Margaret versity in June, will teach Jun­ Johnson and Mrs Lewis Stanton ior high English. She Is a 1982 were entertained for dinner. Mra Wayne Peterson, organist, aocompanlcd Uie soloists. Thomas and Julius Maurer. MR AND MR8 MARCELO OUMUCIO , . . MIm Carole Lee Burke Becomes Bride. Sf. Ann's Chapel Al Palo Allo Is Nuptial Scene rounding patio and gardens. Mra. Emilio Mlnmillon i Naturalizes Summer Styles. $1 QQ | R«g. $13.00 and $14.00 Shoes — All Spring and $Q88 Summer Styles. Life Strides Connies one price Heels, Flats and Stacked Heels — Mix them any way you like. ( ............. or 2 pr ^11^0 * ■ ■ Heel Huggers $788 Rggular $11.00 Shota- chapel at the Eg! in Air Force David Quada, of Hastings, broth- The bride-elect la the daugh- bride. and David Dzwik of Ela 1968 graduate of the NlcevUte Senior High School. two-piece turquoise NOW JUST All Wvdgv H«l Stylu »450p* Springer. Bill is tn the Army for ptenickera by the MH! Race, and eras stationed in Lincoln, a Two of our former residents Nebraska st a missile site. He is have received fine promotions on a M-day leave and en route Dean Cridler has been promoted to Fort Bliss. El Paso. Texas, to assistant cashier of the PortThey left here Friday. July l.Itend State Bank He and hU Monday evening his parents re-1 wife. Ardis, and Infant son, WUceived a call they arrived ok. I Ham, moved last Winter to Port­ in Oklahoma City. Okla. * Mrs. I land from MlddlevDle. Andrew Jessie Losing returned to her Ness Is promoted to Class 4 in home in Spokane, Wash, last Foreign Service of USA in elected President of Lions inter­ national at the Associations an­ nual convention in New York City, July »-9. Serving as the Mtn President during the Gold­ en Anniversary year, Mr. Lind­ sey heads the world's largest service club organization with 797,169 members in 135 countriea / Lions International is best known for it* many Community service project*, youth pro­ gram*. sight ror.Miwatioa actlvitics and aid to the blind. During the past year Lions Chita around the world completed more than a half million com­ munity projects. alumni T-K banquet June 4th is the former Jean Hooper, representing the Class of HOT. ' —*-*— * •*“- *' She stayed with her cousins. Hooper. Mra. Mabelle VanWeelden is tended a birthday party honor­ caring for her grandchildren. ing Morris Lewis of Kalamazoo at their daughter's and zon-ln- while their mother, Mra. Gary iQaynalle) Hamellnk. Is attend­ ing summer school at MSU. Mra. Hamslink has a fine art position at Kanowa Hills School. * Clan­ land on the Thomapple River Is becoming a popular vacation spot. This property belongs to Mr. and Mrs Bill Campbell. Their son. home from teaching In Germany, is helping in the proJtaL Neal Bowens Mills 1 a fine place W|nchell. al* Oun Lake. Mrs Morris Lewis and other guests from Lansing were present. * Mra Wilbur Purdum. meat cut- accidently run into while leaving ; ■' '■ Ofl LADIES SPORTSWEAR ^^3 M Our entire stock of swim suits; jamaicos. tops, etc. Uku LADIES HATS 1^3 Our entire stock of summer hats. Ladies Ready to Wear RmIbcW OddsEnds—Dresses. Coots, and Sportswear Broken sizes. Regularly $2.98 LADIES PURSES Hro »188 Summer purses, in plastics, leathers and fabrics. White and pastels. Size 814-11. Reg. 98c. LADIES HOSE Seamless nylons in shades of frisky honey or mist. (g-l-’l00 GIRLS' DRESSES R.d.<.d One group of spring and summer dresses. CHILDREN'S WEAR One group—broken sizes—Coats. Dresses. Play Clothing, etc. REMNANTS brother-in-law. LaVeme Zerlaut, in the Methodist Church in CoMtna Friday. Master Sergeant Jack Frost of Colorado Springs. Mn ^2 tl,a Hn »1<>0 Assorted patterns. Reg. $1.19 . One table of fabrics—up to 4 yds. Nn ri** ■ Jaekie Frost > Thoma* of Boy- Bunday a family gathering MANY OTHER BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE AT entertained the John Cilndcrs. ROtart Patera and Rtehard Hud- tort. Our entire stock of dress coots. Harold Doxay of Wayland called on Cart Newman. Mr. and Mn Vera Lickta ri­ effective way possible. MILLER'S Duroclean LADIES COATS TERRY CLOTH have them cleaned the safest and most ? YEARS IN HASTINGS Fa-a- fa-- - a 3VRV JUfets ^/j One group—Misses. Junior ond Holf Sizes . . . From our spring and summer selection. broken. ♦ Callers at the Daily Pender home over the weekend «ere Mrs. Esther Holden and three children of Clio. Mr. and Mra Tony Blagel. local called •Sunday evening and Mra. Ray­ mond Bohley of Caledonia On Bloom and I ami- SHOE JULY CLEARANCE Middleville For her daughter's wedding. Mrs Burke wore a pule turquoise sheuth Luncheon followed the ceredress with a Venice lace bodice . and matching jacket with bracf letevening reception took length sleeves. Her pule turquoise 8:30 al the VFW haU in roll-brim hat liad an underlay The community was saddened MIas Diane Dunham of matching flower petals . to hear of the death of Mrs. Carrie Macey Thursday. Hgr turquoise crepe sheath with short philosophy of life was an in­ the Iflsate Kathryn Johnson and Marilyn Duncan served the wed­ sleeves and a wtUte crepe halo hat. spiration to all who knew her. ding cake, MIm Karen HackeU The reception was held at the Country House. Menlo Park. Calif., located In the foothills, with sur- where she served in the cafe- «,n>ed by Miss Sharon Hackett teria for many years. She Is white Miss Joeephlne De Luca presided st Uv> the trifl gift table. survived by four daughters. Mrs. nrffldrteri For their wedding trip to the Edwin (Lolat Schreiber of Bluff­ Lions Elect ton. Ind.; Mra. Cecil < Hazel > Upper Peninsula and Canada the brtdi changed Into a medium International President Bwarta. both of Grand Rapids, blue sheath with widte accessoand Mrs Raymond <Jean> Bohley of Caledonia; two sons, Clair home at 4310 E. Halbert Road. of Bluffton. Ind., and David at BaUle Creek. home. 13 graikdchudrsn grandchildren and nve five Guenta were prevent from Margreat grandchildren. The funeral .shall, Lansing. Honer. Elmira, was hefd Saturday at Beeler's Hattie Creak. Ann Arbor, Wash­ Funeral Home Rev. Lloyd C. | ington. D. C, CbarlottavlUc, Va., Sanders of the Baptist Church and Anchorage, Alaska. officiated. Burial was in Mt. I The rehearsal party was given Hope Cemtetery. __ at the home ot the bride Friday Mr and Mra William RprInger L evening for both famillt* and and daughter, Terri Linn, ar- members of the wedding party rived June 19th at the home of ■ * pair Gene T. Jockson LADIES DRESSES and want to protect your investment. All Flat Heel Styles NOW JUST dress red white carnations, and Mra. Raplh Andrews. If you ora proud of your furnishings Summerettes blue the Air Fbrce at Eglln. CLEANING Ball Band land fronting Jordan Lake. A carpenter, he retired In Donnie Sensiba of Lake Odessa to Wed in Florida Carpet & Furniture All Spring and Summer Shoes eauip xsiiaw XS $088 All grouped together at iner Personal Mention \ dish washing detail. Donna Mae Bamum Reg. $12.00 Shoes, now All Spring and ate Upped with pearls. She car­ bouquet of white carna- < Bchomey > Surviving are his wife, Vera; a daughter. Mra Philip (Hazel) glfts. were two mighty excited Fur traveling, the bride wore a children, one great, grandchild tangerine suit with three-quarter- Bbe wore a flour length aqua length sleeves with white acces­ ahrath of shantung and crepe sing were dinner guests of the with their dad to see a ball game (Blanche) with a train from the aiwulders Dick Cooks Wednesday erenlng. Miss Carole Lee Burke and Mar­ sories. at 3t. Louis. Mo, en route to a, and carried a topiary bouquet of Mr. and Mra. Ray E. Noban of Wcotern trip through Colorado tJurjuwv. celo oumuclo of Mt. View. Calif, Naahrille were Friday visitors and perhaps Wyoming. In prep- I were united in marriage Saturday. trip to Acapulco, Tsxco, Cusrfia- ptnk and white carnations. -------— vacs, and Mexico (3ty. the new Bnilmr.aid* were MIm Irene araUon for the Journey they had Chapel. Palo Allo, Calif The Rev. Dxwlk, of Elmira, cousin of the. —------------------ —-------- — books from the Hastings Public . John Duryea performed the double al 1056 Oregon Avenue. Palo Alio, groom, and Miss Judy Musll of: Mrs. Alonso E. Trim. Library about moot of the Stales r ledges I TOtn tO ring ceremony In the presence of Calif. IJpottvUle. Their gowns and Miss Nancy Drum of AUant*. Out-of-town guest* were present 50 guesta Two triangular altar arrangement* were used for deco­ from Hastings, Chicago. UL; La­ maid-of-honor"a rations. "Prince of Denmark" was Paz, Bolivia; Mexico Qty. Mexico; played for the processional and the bride and daughter of Mr. ■ from there went to Dy have been residing has been gagemeK of their daughter "Tumpet Voiuntalre." for the re- Mateo, Ban Rafael, San Jose. Loa Altos, Sunnyvale, Woodside. Oa- the flower girl and wore a floor- > of her former roommate at WMU. sold to the Ron Rivera family length dreos of aqua shantung । before returning to her home. 635 W. Madison. are the parents mel, Calif. arf*g cuuhMrof Die bride and Mr and Mra. d 80,1 °r Mr *nd Mra Orval Cut­ Julio F. Oumuclo. LaPax. Bolivia, white daistaa The ringbearer Jr u sum1 the USB Kitty Hawx. wm Aloyxlus Dxwlk. brother of I ™ ‘ J ' ■Ptmumg ura cum SA. are the groom's parents. The bride, given in marriage by Joseph Skowronakl of Baltic her father, wore a floor-length. ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAINS Uce-covartxl sheath with wrist­ length lace sleeves and scoop neck­ line. Tije lace train was de tach- Reg. $13.00 Shoes, now Summer Styles. ------------ A shoulder length veil of llliuion Florence and entire life, he bad lived at his present home on N. Woodland road since 1925. MR AND MRS CASIMER DZWIK . Miss Alice Rose Quada Becomes Bride front and a chapel length train length veil was held In place with a circlet crown. Her flowera were a cascade of phalaawpsls and stephanotls. Miss Elizabeth Oumuclo. sister of the groom was the maid of honor She is a student at the San Francisco College for Women. Fernando R. Oumuclo of Mexico City. Mexico, was his brother's best man. and Rene V. Oumuclo WOMEN'S SHOES man a floor length gown of white taau de Sole with a lace bodice, featuring a princess atyte waist & F«g. $15.00 and $16.00 Shoes — All Spring and Klopfenstein Art Klopfenst Of Woodland Dies Sunday Richard (Anne snd chU- are tun- Look for famous 'Trude-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 Eait State Street �■ABTINGI BANNEB Bride's Brothers Officiate at Her Wedding First Methodist Church Setting For Pretty Nuptials Hostings Elks Enjoy Activities At Texas Meet NateJonker to Study in England and Mr*. Hammond and PXB. Wayn* Newton and Mra. Newton, in .ddltion to attending all meMings and program* at the Elks National Convention tn Dall**, students who will participate in Vulparalao (Indiana) University's Victor Sipton. NaohviH*.Soluntay. ln.Snf4ndll Eliott performing the san. was attired in a ballerinaiength guwn of white nylon with three ruffles featuring scallops on at the wrist*. The scalloped neck- bouquet was blue and white car­ MR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY LEE BARR . . Miss JoAnn K. Warner Become* Bride. wore a nylon mint green dress with a lace bodice, long sleeves MrS. HaUSer and Janis Going Abroad TbTbrtdea mother chose a blue WHITE'S occupied during their week's stay In Dallas. list Church. The double ruai cmnuur was —---- . performed by the Rev. Neil Hom c0Una *bnultanecu*ly while «xand tiu Rev in depth the rataticmhlp Horn of Allegan, brother* of the b^wren li intima vy 8* medieval Ijrlfjr drama and the imiveraa] rtntwJk Individual MlacUona were based provided by Mra. R W. LaMare, Rl Nashville, at the piano, and Mra. Eva Edger ot Hastings at performance and dramatic talent. the organ. The vocalists were Du­ According to the requirement* set ane Hom of Vermontville who forth by Canon Simon Phipp* of sang “Because," Rev. and Mr*. ths Cathedral, who his worked Ron Hom singing "Each for the closely with administration at ValOther" and Sherrie Hom, daughto fruition, the participant* mart who sang "Bless This House.' the Flrtt MethodUt wore a brown clwcked dress with Mrs. Fred Hauser. Hastings High matching accessories. Both mothers . home economics teacher, and her wore corsage* of pink and white daughter. JanU. are to leave Satrose* and carnations. urday from Grand Rapid* for BosA reception followed at the home »here they will board a or U>« W,dc. U» _ , . dam to begin a month* tour of was served with coffee and Ice (,ie Continent. They plan to visit In Amsterdam. „8rtl^nl n<^ ,hen «° 10 Oeimany. Austria. Italy, at home at 3508 Capitol S.W. R2 France and to London. England. WEDDING Battle Creek. -------------------------------• -n 1Cy expect to return to Has­ PHOTOGHAPHY -•-----------tings on Aug. 10. 8 -Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Kelly : ------------ •-----------and daughters. Christine, Diane C:--a. Grnndrhild tuid Patty Sue from Albany. Ore.. / lrsT 'JianaCnilCl arrived Friday. July 1. to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Birman. Jr., his parents, Mr. and Mrs. itoy »rc very iuppy over the arrival Kelly. Ids sister, Mr. and Mra. of flr,t grandchild. Shawn r*— 945-3967 Robert Wallace, and other Michael who was born to Mr. and friend* and relatives. Mr*. Robert <Connie> Coffey of Allendale on Sunday. July 3. at Butterworth Hospital. Grand Rap­ ids, weighing 7 lbs., 1 oz. Shawn was bom on the first wedding [ anniversary of hl* parents and the 26th wedding anniversary of his grandparents, the Birmans. He is also the first grandson of the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Coffey, who have 1 two granddaughters. The Blnmuis for smart window ] were vacationing at Gun Lake when Shawn was bom and Mrs. styling I Birman went to Allendale to assist in the CoHey household. The great effects grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Birman. Sr.. John. J»., and sons I visited the new baby and his pnrI ents on Sunday, and Mrs. John. Jr., I returned home with them. ------------ •------------ Photography Delton Couple iMarks Anniversary Wt CAN GIVE YOUR HOME A BRIGHT WONDERFUL NEW OUTLOOK - GIVE YOUR FAMILY'S MORALE A THRILLING LIFT BRING YOU FLATTERING COMPLIMENTS FROM ALL SIDES. THE COST? SO LOW Society newS Maplc Valley High Schdol. Mr. Higdon lias accepted a position with the Siegel Jewelry Com pony.Grand Rapids. ned with a coffee at her homo W. Walnut Thursday mom- Mra. Herbert Wedel, her alstcr. Charltons of Tenn Ta£® W*1* ”1 Tiie William vuouwiu ________ ui . . • P« ° TT^l.n Birmingham will be guest* of ?1 *** the Leon Slanders over the ! ; lh°A n"1 • । morning to visit Mr*. Arow* weekend._______ ______I | daughter and family. Mra Wedel /^ returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tuttle rntertalned with a cookout Sunday L j— evening at their rural i'nx port i ------------------------------------ y 0 nonor Woodland home. Guests Included Mr. and' The McPharlln and Stauffer Mra. Adon Meyers and Adon's fanil lira gathered at Tyden Park Exchange Student brother. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sunday in honor of Michael McTut'.te and son of Alto. Mr. and. Pharlln who leaves for service Woodland will host a farewell Mrs. Warren Kidder and family jmy jo. Those attending the open house Saturday, July 23. | and Mr. and Mrs Clare Clum of potluck dinner were Mr. and Freeport, Mr and Mra. Duane, Mrs. Marvin VanBemlen of Hanaaon. Anita ha.-, been a house I Fox and family of rural Freeport. Grand Haven. Mr. a ad Mra. guett with the Sinclairs during Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mowry Harry Brown. Jr.. Grand Rapids, visited her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Newland Lakewood Scitooi as a senior and Ray Garrison of Vlcksbunr. on und Kim of Saginaw, Mr. and Tuesday. Mr. Garrison is ill. i _\trA Riciiard Morgan and family all Invited Saturday during the I of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Clay­ hours 7:30-11 to visit. ton Newland of Nashville. Mr. and Mra. Gale Wetzel of VerMr. and Mrs. Keith Fox tnmontvlUe, Mr. and Mra. Emerson tertalned his sister and hus­ Stauffer of Alto. Mr. and Mra. band t.lte Nick Webers ot Grand , Plynn Matthews, R5 Hastings, Rapids, over the Fourth weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stauffer. 902 S. Hanover. Mra. Marguerite from Ferris State. S.auffcr, Mra. Lotta Stauffer, Robert Stauffer. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Stauffer. Mrs. Lily Fef- ! de», Edward McPharlln. Miss1 Agnes McPharlln. all of Rl.1 [ Sidney Kenyon, 538 E, Grund < and Mlciiacl's fiancee Mi**' Sandy Eiurd of Battle Creek. 1 Society newS YOU WON'T BEUEVE IT/ Come in and see the beautiful materials in our Drapery department! Beverwyk's Color Center Phone 945-4071 221 W. Mill I Mr. and Mrs. Laurence-W. Os| borne of Delton quietly observed 1 their 46th wedding anniversary on [ Sunday. I They were married in Hastings (July 10, 1920. I Their daughter. Mrs. Robert Chamberlin, and family left for I an Eastern vacation early Sunday ! morning. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Osborne 1 of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Osborne and family of j Potterville were callers. in the flower decorations and the and the World In which they exist." Canon Phipp* describe* the re­ The bride was escorted to the built Coventry Cathedral (Coven­ try was completely demolished during-WW ID as being one of the Ing a gown of Chantilly lace bodice and organza skirt with Chantilly great centers of creative thinking lace trim. Tiie detactiable train In the world, and as such, states the program, will Initiate taking ved of illusion net was secured to the theatre Into the factories and pub* of Industrial Coventry In an effort to establish a “supraof five carnations In rainbow col­ polltlcal. supra-cultural bond of ors on a white Bible. Miss Ann Deptey of Naples. Fla.. pie of all countries. The American students will live b.tidesmald* were Miss Marilyn a1th English families, and must Tobias of Nashville. Mio* Patty plan to devote a full 12 man tin to Bracy of Ciiariotte und Mrs Tom Borst of Lansing Tiie maid ot taking part tn an international honor chose a sleeveless, floor­ Festival of Playa during the aumlength gown of petal pink emNate ha* worked In summer bussed peau de sole with match­ ing chiffon overskirt. The other stock repertory theatre In Penn­ attendants1 dresses were styled like sylvania. and ha* been active tn that of the maid of honor's, but the drama department at Valpain mist blue, mint green and rose ralso since his matriculation there pink. Their headpiece was of net tn 1963. After obtaining his M.A., tn matching colors. They carried Nates hopes to teach English, bouquets of mums consisting of speech and drama at the college white and colon to match their level, ■'preferably somewhere not too far from Hastings." Duai.e Hom of Vermontville, brother of the bride, was best man und tiie ushers were Dennis Gas­ kill of Pigeon. Vance Higdon of Nashville, brother of the groom, and Tom Borst of Lansing. The brides niece and nephew. Diane and David Cook, daughter entertained on the Fourth for and son of Mr. and Mra. Dole Cook of Vermontville, were Uie sell Lee and Orville. A call from flower girl and ring bearer. Fort 8111. Okla., was a happy church parlors with Mr. and Mrs surprise for the birthday-of iUs Merton Tobias, jr., of NaahviUc 1njoylng this occasion were Mr. acting as the host and hostess. For die wedding the. bride's and Mra. Orville Hammond, Mr. mother chose a yellow and lime and Mra. Claud Hammond, Mr. print dress with white accessories. Mrs. Higdon chose a blue print with blue accessories. Each mother Mike. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tumwore a corsage of yellow baby orchids. ■ Mra MUo Nichols of Otoego. Assisting with the reception were the bride's sister. Mra. Dale Cook The Roy Hubbards. Grace Denof Vermontville, and two alatcr*G. E. Goodyears were winners montvlUe and Mrs. Nell Hom of In a one-winner duplicate bridge Wayland. game al the Hastings Country The newlyweds are honeymoon­ Club Tuesday evening. ing in the I*orcuptn* Mountains tuifl will make their home at 177 Lovely pink carnation corsages prospect Avenue, Grand Rapids. All Summer Dresses reduced Snip it Slips 2070 There were 52 members, and their guest*, who enjoyed the Ladles luncheon and bridge at the Hustings Country Club Tues­ day afternoon Top taUlra were held by Mra. Cedric Morey. Mra. D. C. French, and Mra. Robert Shannon. JEWELRY price Sale Starts Thursday Tiie George Straubs are enter­ taining the family with a barbe­ cue this evening for the pleas­ ure of their daughter. Belli, who Odcsea. U leaving for California on Monday. July 18, to make their home at Anaheim There were 30 In attendance Park on Sunday, relative* coming from Battle Creek. Albion. Ban­ field and Hastings. all sales final The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Mra. Richard McGee of 2704 Nawak* entertained 15 guests Monday at a, "coffee" for the ing here from Eunice. La. Since see this fabulous shopping center. On Saturday the Hammonds and Newtons attended the Mesquite Championship Rodeo at Mesquite, Texas. On Monday. PJEB. Newton, dis­ trict vice president, hosted a ' Get Acquainted'' party for all member* of the South Central District, of which the Hastings Lodge Is a member, and for all other friends from Michigan. On Tuesday, the ladle* were guests of the Grand Prairie Elks Lodge. Grand Prairie, Texas. for a bus tour of Dellas and luncheon at their lodge. A special “cookie." MRS DOUGLAS WARD CRASE . . Miss Marilyn Sue Nelson Becomes Bride. Douglas Crase Weds Saturday In Battle Creek Mis* ter of Nelson Creek, slon. Decoration on the cookie was the American Flag. On Wednesday, they attended Homemakers Name Officers. Honor Member Dalia* Hotel. On Thursday, they spent an en- Mra. Vernon Engle hosted the member* of Modem Homemakers Marilyn Sue Nelson, daugh­ Extension Study Group and their Dr. and Mrs. Clifford W. families at a potluck cook-out on of 41 Maple Grove. Battle their beautiful hack lawn. and Douglas Ward Crase. erase of 11275 Bonfield Road, were united in marriage Saturday at 2 pm. In the St. Thomas Episcopal Church In Battle Creek. Miss Elaine Ptncoe. college class­ mate of the bride, was her maid of honor. Miss Penalope Ugan of Lansing, another classmate, and the Misses Alice and Julie Nelson, sisters of tiie bride, were the bridesmaids. Kelly McAlvey of New Lenox. DI., niece of the groom, was the flower girl; and Scott Nelson. William Shaln of New York City, the groom's roommate at Over Texas, a 115-acre wonderland tliat retraces Texas history. Among other pointe of interest and places visited, the Hammonds and Newtons enjoyed the wonder­ ful Texas hospitality of the Elks Lodge* located at Dallas. Gar­ land. Grand Prairie and Arlington. John Leary; secretary. Mra. John Me Isenbach; treasurer. Mra. Ttxiy Hein; project leader. Mrs. Leslie OueeU of the Henry St. Mar­ Cook, and telephone committee, tina are Jeon Monette of Racine and Stella Monette of Munising.. gan and Mrs. Jack Wood. In appreciation of her many the Modem Homemakers Exten­ sion Group and membership on Uie County Board the group voted to send Mra. John Meisenbuch to I College Week for Women at; Michigan State University Ln July. 'Coffee' Honors The Ron Sims at Anton Turkal Home Charles Plcihn, Jr., of New York The Impromptu "coffee" hostCity and Philip E. Hansen of Stroudsburg, Pa , Princeton class­ mates. and Gary McAlvey of New Mra. Jack Hoke al the Turkal _____ . ______ _ _____________ home on Friday, July 10. honor­ groom. were tiie ushers. • I Ing newly-married couple, Mr. The bride has completed three'and Mra. Ron 81m (Barbara Ann year* al Michigan State University I IJaner). was a most pleasant afwhere she Is majoring in physi- fair. ology. Site Is a member of the] The patio was beautiful in Us Honors College. Tri-Beta, Biologl- 1 own with the flower* In bloom cal Science Honorary. Thu Sigma and made a delightful spot for Scholastic Honorary and Alpha the morning party. Chi Omega Sorority. She plan* to j A large melon boot, which was complete her BS degree this year' sergfd with the delicious coffee In preparation for medical school, cakro, also added to the altracSbe te employed by the Office of tiveneas of the table. Il was a Civil Defense In the Battie Creek kitchen gadget shqwcr and. Ute Federal Center. | honoree* received many useful The groom is a 1966 magna cum ; gift*. laude graduate of Woodrow Wil-1 Thrir friends had taken this son School of Public and Interna- I opportunity to meet the new, tlonal Affair* at PrtnceUm Unlver- bride and wish them happiness sity. He was a member of Campus1 o they left for their new home Club and Is a Phi Beta Kappa. He tn Seattle. Washington on Satwas a local graduate from Delton urday morning. High School. He will attend the University of Michigan Law School in the Fall. The young couple will reside at 41 Maple Grove until Aug. 20 when they will make a change of address to 23M Femwood Avenue In Ann The engagement and approach­ They spent a honeymoon week­ ing marriage of Pearl Esther Nel­ son. has been announced by her end tn Detroit. A buffet dinner at the Bedford Valley Country Club accommo­ Miss Nelson, bride-elect of dated the wedding party and outHarry R. Kronawitter. son of of-town guests. Mr. and Mra. Howard Kronewitparents of the groom, had a re­ tor of Freenont, la a student at hearsal dinner at their home Fri­ Lakewood High School. The date of the wedding Is day evening where 30 guests met. Parents Announce Daughter's Troth. Coming Nuptials Under Th* Dryer with ; Peg Preston •lice off the end of your lip­ stick lube diagonally. It will give you a very sharp outline when applied. It seems to nil out those minute wrin­ kles and cracks around yuur Up*. Put the discarded lip­ stick ends In a small Jar and use them with your lipstick brush. Peg's Beauty Bar Styling b Wig Service 136 Vi State St. iud Weeks, Is attending Junior High camp at the Wesleyan Campgrounds this week. Jimmy . Peterson of Chicago has been visiting his grand- his mother and brother*. Mra. Jim Peterson. Cart and Frankie, arrived on Sunday for a fe X Mr. and Mra. William Slocum, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gallup and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller had dinner nt Inmans Saturday to iionor the wedding anniver­ sary of the Millers reg. 3.00 waa the Parkway Shopping Center <83 acres in alwe) located tn Dallas. p E R Q u A CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Realizing An Ideal N C One ideal — o memory picture E D D which is completely favorable to the family—guides us In our pro­ fessional preparation. At Leonard- Osgood Funeral Home, we combine dedication with skill to achieve this vote AUGUST 2nd for ideal. MIKESELL FOR Circuit Judge (BARRY and EATON) NON PABTIIAN ........ Background Tridl Attorney for 13 Years - *•' for Eaton County listant Attorney General of Michigan Years Judicial Position of Special Depu Hwy. Comm. LEOI1RRD-OSGOOD -/uMenalJJohii JACK D. OSGOOD Phon« 945-2471 CHARLES H. LEONARD �..................................................... MHMHMMHmMHWMMWMWW' «*». Mr aM Ml ef.PERSQ^ALShtl:! Mrs. Kuhn Gives Tips on Honey Albuquerque and the J. K. Reid* Mr..and Mra Clarence Mliier attended a family get-to-grthrr at the home of the Edmond Paulltaes of Dowling on Bunday, July 3, honoring Mr. and Mra. Allen OLzrn (Kay McCain) who il Ludington. Mra. Outs Jone* al'tto Medl- tbalr cousin, Mra. and Sunday the Miners visited their nephew. Mr. and Mra. Ron­ ald Wilson of Meredith. husband, the Clark Mr and Mra. Keith Yerty. Wally and Mark were guests ot family of Lansing visited her the John Harphams at Pleasant Lake. Ind, over the weekend of parenta, the R. J. Waldrons, the Fourth and Mark remained MargiHrite held Bunday at Tydcn Park ta Thu coming their honor. Others attending Mra. Albert Edeburn and family B & K SPECIAL -Take Home— beck of Rl Woodland visited FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60 . Temperance were Monday cadera. Mra. Bennett and Mra. Proc­ tor attended the silvea wedding anniversary surprise party honot Vermontville recently. (Saturday Only) S. Hanover 10c Deposit on Container* Agriculture. nlng gueste of the Millers wen? BnaB. VlaiUng Mra following & Mr. and Mra. Mearl Bolburg ot panled her uncle and aunt, the Ing Mra. Solburg's parents, Mr. "Chip" BL Martina, on a throe- and Mrs. Elmer Struble. Mr. and Mrs Don Rdd. Steve, and Racine. Andy. Dunny. Cindy and Carolyn liave returned from a trip to Wls.. California where tix-y visited accompanied by "Mr. and Mra. lansen. this week. They will be Don's brother, tiie Robert Reid week In Illinois visiting In Guate of Mrs. Mary Scudder I a day In Disneyland, also several Springqjdd and New Salem. quite as highly. dam from air bubble*, pollen grains and other fine particle*. MR. AND MRS. LARRY J. LYDY . . Miss Barbara J. Sisson Is Married. Wesleyan Riles Unite Couple at Clarksville Church East Doud Alter you nave purcmaca yoqr honey product, be sure Co keep it tightly covered to prevent it By Mn. Lloyd Owen Wayne and Bruce Houghtaling In a double-ring 'ceremony Lakeview Hospital. Battle Creek. J. Lydy were united In marriage Eugene and Kendcl Tobias from at the Wesleyan Methodist Hinds district called Saturday Church, at Clarksville. Saturday, evening at Howard Moore's. Sun­ day caller waa Lorry Bedeck CLEVELAND’S at, the Choice. will bring him home on hospitalized, are at home now hams Friday. and doing quite well. Mr. and Mra. Dale Bassett Arthur Struble, Mr. and Mra. spent the Fourth of July week­ Elmer Struble/Mra. Leora New- end at Boyne Mountain Lodge returning Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Outer tag attended the funeral Fri­ day. July 18, of their slater. Mra. and family had a camping vaca­ John . । Florence) Renwick of tion at Gun Lake for two weeks, Birmingham. Others going from and on Friday they were in De­ Hailing,' were Mra Franklin troit to visit the Zoo. Nancy Beckwith. Mra. Jack Schreiner, Kenlleld accompanied them to Robert Olner of Clearwater. Fla, ia visiting his parents, the John Olnera. Also visiting the piners last week was their grandson. Jay Olner. who left for West Point. N.Y., on Friday. explanation frtgerotor. If your room tempi lure la very high, creamed hoi haa a tendency to liquify, y .. Honey syrup should also ta kept tightly covered and ta UM refrigerator. Otherwise. IL.Jnay The Rev. Gerald Hnphner per- Clotbing and Shoes fur Men and Boys Candelabra, baskets of pink and white gladioli, palms and white cd on Henry Lelnaar at Big Cedar Lake Thursday. from Algonquin liquified again by placing th* the church. day at their daughter's Mr. and Mra William Cox, tn Nashville, disappear. If further healing la Mra. WlUlam Cox returned homo from Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids, Saturday. sang "I Love You Truly Vaughn Lydy of R3 Hastings are Nashville The bride, given ta marriage by her father, wore a floor­ length gown of tiered lace with lace bodice. wrists. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Her elbow length veil By Mn. Gladyt Miller II N. Middla 4SI-V151 goes to the family. ★ Tutaday white lace fan with streamers tied In lover's knots. where and needed help as Miss Bettie Shcllenbarger ot waa hurt. Upon getting hint of the bride. HS&M SPORT COATS DACRON/WORSTED £«Jo’”NJ47” ..’52 n^’64” HS&M SPORT COATS ALL COTTON w... 7,.5O Other Fine Label Clothing EASY CARE WASH/WEAR TROPICAL w... «.«> ’34” LIGHT-WEIGHT DACRON/WOOL SUITS w...5,.,5 ’49” DACRON/WOOL & MOHAIR SUITS ZXV ’59” LIGHT-WEIGHT SPORT COATS w.,. 35.oo ^.oo ’36” LIGHT-WEIGHT SLACKS ’15” Were 8.95 ta 19.95 Darlene Butler called on Flor­ ence Gillispie. * Mr. and Mra. ... Watch WhiU length taffeta dress with silk or­ Clifford Kahler called from DdFROSTED fir DECORATED ganza. Their small mint green veils were held in place with a Donuts 69c doz. Rohlfs wm a Friday caller at the Ruffner home after taking Plain 59c doz. and bringing back Pat Davis I Miss Ronda Coats, niece or from a Kalamazoo hospital for TASTE TREATS the groom, daughter of Mr. and an examination. Mra. Rohlfs U. Eaton County Juvenile Agent er girl. She was dressed identical from the court there. carried a basket of pink roocs and white mums. Ronald Coate. R3 Hastings, $4&$5 N0W man. Groomsmen were Robert Chase, R3. and Roger Chase, 402 W South Street. Usher* were cousins of the bride, David Und. Rl Woodland, and Harry Boul­ ter. R3 Hastings. Fur her daughter’s wedding, Mra. Sisson chose a two-piece beige suit with navy blue Se­ chose a ptak crepe drew with a lace top and pink accessories. Both mothers wore an orchid corsagcMr. and Mra. Russell Lind of Woodland, aunt and uncle of the The reception waa held In the church parlor following the cere­ mony. Opening the gifts were the Mises Solly Bennett, Kay Boulter and Chary! McClelland: Miss Susan Shellenbargrr was in Lillian Hayward Wt tWICIWl ~1 lliisliniis Him iluuh and CREDIT CAM FLAN SHOE SALE or I at R3. Hastings. The rehearsal dinner was given Out-of-town guests were pres­ ent from Battle Creek. Woodland. ville, Grand Rapids, Freeport. Lansing, Chicago, Middleville and HUiadafe nJIS75 h’23 fishing vacation. family have rERTON SHOES, ' wiita H1” Thermal Pitcher 244 • WAA hwMa Pocket/ Discreet tote for beech gear, hats, shoes, denting togs, etc. Choice of styles. Styrofoam one-quart pitcher insulates hot or cold for 15 hours. Dripless spout. After a wedding trip through upper Michigan, Canada and cowpurri stock— Were 19.95 ta 29.95 served HAT BOX For traveling, the bride wort a white brocade A-line dresa with red acceaaorie* and a corsage of red roses from her bridal bou- BESIDES CASH USE Nunn-Bush STOCK For Banner Classified Ada Call WI 5-3481. Mr». Wayne Pierce served Ice cream. Mrs. Michael Lydy, the coffer, Mra. George Lydy the punch, and Mra. Dean Cunningham u-ssltted with the wedding BRAND NAME NUNN BUSH SHOES Thursday Mra. Mlle* Ruffner. We Make 'Em ’79” n.» HS&M IMPORTED FABRIC SILVER TRUMPETER SUITS EToo. n„ ’99 g/WZs iaifuonou 205 ty. Michigan held in place with a cabbage short Ume the sheriff's depart­ ment came with an ambulance. on a all As it was dark it took some Ume white Loco fan. to find the badly damaged cycle HM&S DACRON/WORSTED TROPICAL SUITS ,S’’J64” ,.’74” KNIT SHIRTS Superette honor. Stic wore a pink floor­ the sheriff's department for an length taffeta dress with silk HS&M PURE WOOL WORSTED TROPICAL SUITS :*«,75”5 _N.. ’64” HS&M IMPORTED FABRIC TROPICAL SUITS w... ,oooo FRESH DONUTS In the posing of Merrill Dun- ZORI SANDALS STADIUM PAD 25c“59t At the beach or home, thongs and cross-strap styles give summercomfort. Cushiony comfort nics, camping or tvsnts! 15X19KXI �g-TVY ■AEYD'OB BANNER Past Lake-0 Funeral mthom officiated were Study Group to Inspect New Wisconsin School Middleville Shy. 12 Teachers; Has Sumnier Classes Racine. Wls, this Thursday to inspect a new high school being completed there Scheduled to fly to Milwaukee Thoma ppIe-KeDogg Middleville rapora GOP Teenagers Elect First Officers p Uus^weck fur thehata/f Republican State Representative 89th District TWepbone: MI-MS Games and concessions will vid and Ronda Munn in charge. Teen and young adults, Gareth Include a fish pond, "bowling.'' and Janice Conklin In charge. football throw, pop stand, golf, Adult prayer meeting. Mrs. penny ' Ursa, shooting gallery. ■ ring toss, fortune telling, hit the Rogen In charge. 7 pm. EvangellaUc service. I dummy, basketball shooting, age .’and weight guess, dart throw, 7:80 pm. Wednesday, prayer spill the milk, pop bottle Coss, and praise service. We are study- telegrams and marble guess Guy Kantner Of Woodland Dies Suddenl The Hastings Teenage Repub­ licans (TARS) held their organi­ zational meeting June 38. 1968. Janet Geukes. Mn. Lydia SoloOfficers elected are Susan Clark, chairman; Bonnie Craw- Mary Fisher. Teacher aides will be Mra. frock, secretary and Roxana Thatcher and Dawn Kidder. . Miller. Ann Griffeth and . Quick, treasurer. Helrigel. Mn. Mary Toten dated and IS interested In joining the belli Bruck as speech Uicrspist Noon lunches will be prepared officers. a.m. Friday. Gloria Dibble. Heart Surgery Set Joseph Hummel. 3. son of Mr. At Murk Comp .’ Invite Area Kids To Playground Carnival Friday 10 ajn. Bunday school. Elwyn with the opening of county fairs Curtis, BupL prevail tn Hastings Friday when petent teachers. A nursery with the annual carnival is held for adults In charge to permit all area youngntere planned by municipal playground staff. Junior Sunday school In charge of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Hamblin. It ajn. Worship, service. 1906-87 school year. the South Pacific with GuesUhCT and Architect Ian hoAaide math, and third. sqqqqdL *Qd tart They are especially interested tn the physical education facili­ Vocal musk and ties and the cafeteria petup. A meeting of Uie school.study .financial committee is to be held Reed. elected president of KI International al the 51st annual tn Portland. Ore. Ar­ Nayy Mpntcolm Jail convention thur J. Streby, president of the The new Montcalm County Hastings club, has announced. Dr. Reed will be spokesman for 375.000 Klwanlans In 5.400 clubs are his wife and public U Invited to Inspect It in the US. Canada, Mexico, the PurrnLs of the students Stanley M. Powell PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH school girts phy ad, vocation isomatnaklng. vocational agriculture, English and dramatics; junk* high with burial Warren Williams. Dr Kingsley BenneU. Richard Foster. Lewie Re-Elect CHURCHES (Holaappie) Kantner * . . r . । vite you to attend this inspiraThere will also be pony rides tlonal service and enjoy this which will cost 10 rente and a eating contest. Study With UK ' Juicy pic — Uns mn-ML Each youngster will receive Several of young people are al­ tending the Senior Youth Camp, Lake wood School Hand at Conf.rance.1 William Eckstrom. superin tenJuly 18-22, Junior youth camp. . Winners of the treasure hunts Schools. Is attending the 25th! Aug’ 5-14. Annual camp meet- which which dimaxed climaxed last last wrekVplaywrekVolayannusj work conference for sup- jng, ground activities were D*ve Dave u.ik«w«v Barry Ran-v Havens. Havens Mark Mark erlntendente of schools al Teach-] Juiy 25-30, Dally Vacation Hathaway. era College. Columbia University, rchooj for children up to Chase. Bteve Olles. Wendy Hofffrom July 5 <0 July 23. in New 14 >Tars Of age. Classes held man. Was Lewis. Brian Smith. York City. evening with Miss Marcella Mike Freeland. Rick Guggrmos. ------------ •------------Dean, who has had a wide ex- Keith Waters und Theresa perience in this field, in charge.1 Schroyer. assisted by local talent Also Dave Hathaway of the Pint each evening Miss Kingbaum । Ward Park and Berta Blrkc of will speak to the adults on the Central ~ ' won - the --------municipal —u IKhsubject of "False Doctrines." ertali championships last week. Sunday, school picnic Balurday Dave defeated Mike Martin of July 30 D.VB.B program Sun­ Southeastern to win Um- title. day morning. July 31. feating Brian Smith of Central Ninety-seven pints of blood —. , Berta won over Susanne Martin were collected at the Red Cross Bloodmoblie visit at the HaaD tings Mfg. Company Wednesday. - . ntlnaling Tracy Lawton of the park. ™ u.. .UK1 Generous People Give 97 Pints At Blood Clinic llrlV Ar C HCW 171 IVCl ZAfY* License Office a* 1 Opens Monday Nashville, U to have heart surg­ Hastings High students Steve In times like this we need ery »t Butterworth Hospital on Williams, Norman Nash and John DeVault are 011*014^ the South Woodland Church of Summer Music Camp at Western of the fiscal year. pellng In Michigan University for two and served on the Woodland qualified representation at his surgeon on July 18. weeks. I Consolidated School Board of nve gallon club and Mrs. | J Education from 1935 to 1947. Ruby Barnes the “four galBarry County lisa a new driver's shuffleboard. Ion dub." license office * Tills Thursday the bus Mops Stanley M. Powell's diitinIt la located at 118 N.--------Michigan Two gallon awards went to ---------------------------------— guished record of public Maxine Lee and Donna Belson Avenue and provides much better the kids swimming, with a stop and the following persons refacilities than the small, cramped service proves hiv ability and Maxon on Juno X 1933. at the celved their one gallon pins, Du- quarters which had been furnished IS effectiveness. He is depend­ ane Endsley. James Swanson, by the county for the sheriff tn Richaid Allen. Robert Demond the lower floor of tl»e Courthouse Next Tuesday's swim bus able. Ha gets things done. | Surviving besides his wife, is and Dorothy McDonald schedule calls for youngsters to A special thanks goes leave Central at l pm. with a THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE a daughter, Mn Karl (Jean) Jerow OU Company for tl stop at the pork 10 minutes later, Wellfare of Hastings; a son, FOB EXPERIENCE Marvin Kantner of Woodland: fulness In supplying the 1______ Huprrvlaors had requested the and the second loud to leave Southeastern at 3 with a Mop at |five jgrandchildren, and two department with extra ice cubes for maintaining cool fruit Juice job jw be wv relinquished .by v/ Sheriff ......... (ne para and waler for the donors. I Meri II. ( ampbell ' —------ •-----------M-43 on Wall Laka _ ot Athena. Ohio. I While the new license bureau 1 Dr;.,prx Hurl hl Doctors Pryor and Blair pro-1 Open 7 Days Phone <23-5MT vlded the necessary medical ima has better qUiUMa quarters, ,. aocesslblUty L/rlVerS IIUFI III BANNER WANT AD8! coverage and the Regional Cen- t0T motorists Is poor Parking Is I W.frf b/ ’•*" Ignited and It was admitted Umt , er- „.n,L ? ? *,* c parking there is the worst of any Two drivers were Injured al 3:55 Bishop andntinea Mrs C. W. Frederick. Q. t i>- oUlrr .Rn| ruH.Urwl ouicr Uccmi,!. uccnauig officesoiucva There tiiere :p.mweunranny, July July 5. O. on on M-37 SS-JJ Wednesday. registered nurses. jls no parking Bfrmlttrel in that and M-43 a mile weal of Hastings, —mile weal of Hostings. Gray Indies on duty were Michigan Avenue block from ” (Deputy Harvey Baker reported. “ 1 PJn 3 ' Hurt Schidte? 79. R5 ‘ ' iHastings. who Tuesday was still Mrs Glen tlris) Shaffer .of itosplUltecd at Pennock with i Nashville is manager of the office bruL-rs and lacerations, und LeRoy and will aive road tests from 1 to (Butch) Waldron. 23. Gun Lake, Other volunteer. Included Mrs 4 pjn_ An assistant Is MreEdwtn who was admitted to Pennock for John Sleeper. Mrs. ArUiur Brant. 3 Lc*u.<r> of E 81au. Road who bruises and abmUozis but dlsMrs. John S Crue. 1?.-' Mrs. Harr) Bf,ry IwU1 work from 12 noon to 5 pm. chanted Uie next day. Burke, bln. Lyle Olllesple. Mrs Deputy Baker said Waldron was Arthur Cook. Mrs. Lawrence Ut­ driving hit 1M2 Mercury west after ter. .Mrs. Jack Kennedy. Mrs. • under the present schedule. (pany. He mw Schulte's Falcon Pass. Mrs Vernon Engle and Michigan U operating all license wllh its turn Indicators on. Mrs. Joseph Shults and Mn. offices In Detroit, two In Macomb' !*c Uiought Schulte would wait Ray Waters, co-chairmen of the County, one bi Oakland and in |for him to pass before making a canteen committee, were as­ Kalamazoo. Jackson. Muskegon. | left turn Into his driveway on Uie sisted by Esther Hotchkiss, Lydia Roscommon. Hillsdale, Charlevoix, i north. He didn't. Waldron was hurled out of hit Rogen. Helena Smelker and Eva Delta and Alger. Uu- Stale steps c*r and ended up underneath the Hecox. Pennock Hospital GuUd In only when requested to do so. _._______ I Falcon. 18 members were generous in Our Broasted Chicken g Stanley M. Powell Worth Crowing E LANDLUBBER INN Hi0iway Crash SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT SALE! providing food for operating the canteen The Blood Program Commit­ tee wishes to thank Consumers Power for use of a refrigerator, and Warren's Trucking Service for transporting it. Darrell Aldrich. Judy Aldrich. Richard Allen. Joyce Asplnall, Verna Ann Bachelder. Beulah Babich. Jo Beardslee. Priscilla Bea van, Donna Belson. Monty Bennett. Marian Blackford. Mary Blake, Donna Brewer. Pam Burghdoff; Roy Carlson, Robert Carznoney. Wilma Clough. Shirley Coates. Donald Coykendall, Bo­ nita Cronk. Ron Cross. Evelyn Crouch. Theodore Dal man. Ralph Daugherty, Robert Demond, Merna DePew. Theda De­ Vries. Ronna Dove; V. P. Engle. Beulah Errldge. Barbara Parley, Phyllis Frith, Lillian Oarilnger, Patricia Grabau. Eugene Guernsey, Anne Hall. Gladys Hamblin. Roberta Handy. Beulah Hathaway. Stan­ ley Hause. Kathleen Henning. Ella Hinton. Hosea Humphrey. SPECIAL YEAR-END SAVINGS! ■ loop yam carpet ■ Vinyl interior ■ Two-tone paint ■ Electric windshield washer Front and rear seat belts Heater-Defroster Deluxe wheel covers Q Interior courtesy lights Whitewall tires Padded dash Sun visors Side view mirror Backup lights Emergency Hasher system Interval Selector Windshield Wipers ■ Turn signals SPECIAL PRICES OM ALL MSdEL^ MAHLER MOTOR SALES • U35 $. Hm«v. hm^ "■.u-y-r... ■ .. .. -- ——■------- David Irwin. Doris Jones. Car­ ol Keeler. Gordon Kenyan. Lola Kidder, Jon Kingsbury. Ken Lancaster, Maxine Lee. Horst Lindner. Donald MieKenzie. Ethyl Mark. Dorothy McDonald. John Meteenbach, Henrietta Mil­ ler. Carol Moore. Joj*re Morgan. EdWard Marr; Joan Neff, Madeline Newman, Anna Ogletree, Douglas D. ler, Mary Pennock. WlUlam Pick­ ard. Donna Raulston, Richard Rlngewold. Carolt Rose, Patricia Sager, Frelda Schllthroat. Aaron Sherk. Ines Shurlow, Allie Smith; Jack Smith, Marjory Smith. Gloria Sperllk, Thomas Suther­ land. James Swanson. Alfred Taylor, Robert Tolles. Maynard Tucker, Neva Warner. Clarence Westbrook. Robert Wilcox. El­ eanor WUey. Darrell Williamson. Forrest Wolfe. Mike Youngs; Duane Endsley. Sharon Still. Lloyd Link, Charles Oollins. Douglas Cook, Keith Norris, Ruby Barnes, Carl Warner, Wil­ liam Morgan, Sue Sanborn. Wes­ ley Dingman. Jean Burke. Bev­ erly Smith. Rudolph WUls. Mari­ lyn Anthony: Jack James. Morris Relgler, Edwin Woodman. Harold Brewer. Geraldine Williams. O. M. Ket­ chum. Gerald Smelter, Ted Smith, Walter Keck, Lynda New­ ton. Gerald Hewitt, Helen Tuck- Masonic Lodge Barbecue 11 ew • Hastings Lodge 52. F At AM. Loke-O Seniors Is having Its third annual family Sunfield's Senior citizens are chicken bartxvue and picnic at to be guMU of the Lake Odessa Tyden Park Wednesday, July 20, Senior Citizens at their potluck fl 30 pun Bring own table ser- smontnsbord on Thursday. July vice and duh <0 pass. Drink and ' 21. at the Loke-O Community chicken furnished. Center. To the Qualified Electors of CITY OF HASTINGS COUNTY OF BARRY Notice is Hereby Given That a PRIMARY ELECTION Will be held in the City of Hastings, County of Barry, State of Michigan on August 2,1966 From 7 O'clock in the Forenoon^htil 8 O'clock in the Afternoon, ES^k For the Purpose of Nominating Candi­ dates for the following offices: Governor, United Stotei Senator, Representativa in Congrats, State Senator, State Representative, Judge of the Cir­ cuit Court and Delegates to the Demo­ cratic and Republican County Conven­ tions and also to vote on two proposals. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clark . �Farm Bureau Sends Students To Seminar Mrs. Paine Dies Sunday Night at Legion Hospital Attending the camp are Mari­ lyn Burkart, daughter of Mr and Mn. Richard Burkart of 5?g?K^.B Junior MBMlevue Mary Gloster Of Middleville Dies Saturday Past Resident Killed in War In Vietnam dred C. Paine. Rl. 227 N. Church Street, won to be held aX 1;», pjn. thia Wednesday at the, Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home I! portant for the tint time to my life." Besides his parents. Pvt. Smith •The flags were flying at half­ Is survived by two sisters. Earl- I! Mn Mary Gloster, 85. ot Mld.. ............... dlevlUe, died Saturday mornin* mast throughout Dearborn fol­ The "i860 graduating claw ol County Medkal Palowing word from the De partEdsel Ford High School hai set I CW- ried Elmer Paine of Orangeville and they resided In Charlotte for a few years before moving to Hastings in 1B14. Mr. Paine, who died Ln March of 1»«3, had been employed by the Haatinga Table Company. Mn. Paia* had been to Ul Ear* Dean, son of Mr. and Mra Earl Dunn of M StetUe CKA U HMWU. HUB Minh trail Communist supply line that ran through Cambodia A member of GreenAcid Con- Thought For The Week What would make one content today is not always enough for tomorrow. lell Kdwl Ford HKh School In his junior year to enlist in the U.S. Army. He Is the third mem- The evergrowing number of deaths occurtng on the farm has given agriculture the dubious distinction of ranking flrat in total wort death* More than 8,­ 000 farm family members die In home, highway and farm work mishaps annually, according to Richard Pfister, Safety Engineer at Michigan State University. Nearly 750.000 Buffer disabling injuries each year, many of whom are crippled for life. Hastings Elks Attend Conclave In Dallas, Texas New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-729S UPHOLSTERING SPONABLE-GRRBACH FUNERAL HOME with an Haga Area *« Thursday*. • Pirtap sad Delivery. e Many Simple*. * 10 Yean Same Lootlea. HCB CREDIT CARD! THI FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel CHECK OUR HOME 0-PROPERTY LISTINGS Mlchtgsn Blate University crop sclcntUU and entomologist* age experimenting with sterilization of the cereal leaf beetle. Chemi­ cal* and forms of radiation are being tooted for possible use to keep the past from multiplying. OF THE WEE|< SYNERGISTIC ACTION MXHIN-ACRI PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, has,Are bedroom home, he,.three bedrooms upst.lrs and two down, living room, be*, dining rocsw kitchen, basement oil fumacf, front and back porches k ' . . ... S7.700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANBIILD, has oil and pM Station and.gsrwial store slock, would consider trade. A RIAL NICI BUNGALOW IN TH| HCbtll WA*D, has full bath, attached g*r«ps. aluminum sldteldrepes end flc A SPLIT-LEVEL HOUR tfVIU). I- .... level kitchen with bullflln oven, stove, car half • bath, basement, attached double gsu OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY IN CAtt paled living room. thrta bedroom,, stove oil-fired furnace In baaement, breezeway — ... windows and screens, Ifwwl deep well, new M>mp, has This Is the action that results when two forces combine to produce an effect greater than the sum of their separate efforts. This is also a good description of how our Rexall Pharmacist and the Doctors of our town work together for better com­ munity health. The next lime you have a prescrip­ tion to be filled rely on our Pharmacist for prompt, friendly service. of the Stales, Including Michi­ gan. also placed wreaths at the On Wednesday evening the You wont, either, when you shop With these area merchants! MUSIC INSTRUCTION Mwri'i Mask Studio The Ann Arbor Elks Lodge, winners of the Michigan Ritual Contest, placed 10th in the Na- Prescription Pharmacy IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home In A-1 fpMlfirin, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and down a living room, dining room, kifahen and half bath, basement with gas heating system, is Insulated and hgs storm windows and Mrseng gntf garage. Want Io trade for a smaller home. 126 East Stare St. Phone Wl 5-2466 Hastings ALSO IN TNI SICON 0 WARD, an Income bedroom, kitchen and t “ ~1 -*------- z* aluminum siding, patio, L_ , ...._ A RIAL GOOD HOME CLOU IN, IN THI upstairs, and down It has one bedroom. I full basement with gas furnace, garage for NEW CARPETING Buy Miller' . $5,250.00 AND ANOTHK GOOD BIXRD NORM YW M0OND WARD, with three bedroom, end two clmeti, - snd a half domt, and downstairs *«ip te ana bedroom, Jhring room, dining room, kitchen and full bath. hes^Jull’benment with gun typo sll hpefing plant, one Mall garage and full lot, for $3,250.00 AND A GOOD INCOM I HLOpMtYY Ot TM FOURTH W«R bwuhtW and aluminum storm win­ dows. a reel good roof, ong throe-room apprtmept with pood floor covering end modern bath, and .................... “ “ room. n**hf dacovRd, and carpeted, two pke large bedrooms with closets room. dMpp roam, and kitchen with new Inlaid linoleum, the kitchen has id work speco, g pad sJgsd bethraora wHh colored fixtures, a glassed-in —. ..uu. — heater, a one stall garage, this place -................................................ $15,000.00 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 . hui Shopping will never be more convenient tlian it is right now . . . with a FREE Hartings City Bank Credit Card. Just aay “Charge it. Please" 2. with any merdiant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Buy from Us Plan. Remember, it's a free service lb you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per 3. month and extend payments overmany months with a small, 1% service fee added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your*FREE' HCB Credit Be Satisfied. Card NOWI Absolutely No Seconds NO CHAISE FO* INSTALLING! WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS DUE TO RECENT SALM WE NEED NEW LISTINGS —1KT BUYS IN O* OUT OF TOWN— ||.|| , Miller s SERVICE 107 L WoedUaad, Hastiasgg Ptsoae Wi 5-2091 Open Meas, thru Fri. HILif RM —. Open SatvMayi COMPLETE BANKING * TRUST SERVICE �S Senior Wins Area S 36-Hole Golf Crown Athlete Bliss League ■nd from aU reports, it »u ■ u*i Suarm and Lrr icipeUe in future are* tournaments _ low, medium utf and high handicap' players. The improvements in the new Hastings Country Club 18-holc layout is evident throughout the links, and the greens night with m. followed r Teller with 180 and with 181. CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Bteury a. & » Standing*: Robert* Bl. K Wl- champion. two Jock Hopkins A. Higdon, 18. NaahvUj*. paid 45 tor fishing on Algonquin; Peter R. Jstcobus, 24. Grandville. Miller vs. Rohde. R- Milter v* year with a last weekend's tourney want to enlackl v» Roberto: Jerow t*. 4^-471 L»n Burn* with 183 while Slater Turnbow, 28, Memphis, Tann.. In 1866 had a 160 eight stroke* paid 85 plus coat*. Bonghton vs. Peterson, QunpM-173 Bluegill fishing for the last McMillan. Green Dlvlaten Hopkin*, who set a course been hitting very well. A night Clarke 44. 4, Hodge* at his Miami (Ohio) Col­ o-in Jim Col HHB Coach Anton Turkal and William Crawford tied for sec­ ond In the third flight with scores of 186 and Clyde Dlvln* and A) McConneU Usd fourth with 188a victory over Leonard Burna Gene McAlrotcr fintUied In third place with a 143 total foltowed by Jock Hopkina' IM. Kyle John, a member of the HUB golf team which won the State durtng the two-day event which attracted 73 Harting* area golf- wlUi 178. Donn Clarke took ■UIUi 161 fourth flight went to Lin Snyder with 204 with Maynard Tucker third with 206 and Gordon Shel­ don fourth with 207. lage. finished fourth with 156 th* beat type of bait—but you 42. 4. Pugh 68. 0; Newell 47, 4 and his nine-hole effort Sunday must fish deep for keeper*. . . . Christensen 48. morning was a blistering 33—and several putt* rimmed- the cup. FIRST FLIGHT Uie first five-place winners Ln Doo Dolman each flight, and to the golfer* finishing eighth Plight winner* also receive trophies. However, high school aUilete art barred by state rale* from accepting any type of merchan­ dise prize and any trophy or medal coat in excess of 83. John Is to receive a specially-ordered trophy within the eligibility rales, and gift certificates which the Harting* Country Club will be held Aug. 13-14. The HOC championship tourney te Aug. M-u The HASTINGS | BOWL i will be P given to the golfen next In the ■coring. Saturday's play was halted George Chenoweth and ! Larry Blair fired 40* to set i Peninsula, te to succeed retir­ ing Arthur C. Elmer as chief of the Conservation Department's Parts Division in Lansing July Gordon Ironside 1* leading th* 38. Elmar Is well-known among Blue Division with 38 point*. George MIUer la on top in th* developing our fine perk system Red Division, A. Smith leads the over the post 21 year*. Elmer is Green league with 30 and Paul credited with guiding the growth Roberta lead* th* White lad* and development of Michigan's with 31 point*. Monday's reealta: ti ECO ND FLIGHT •term FL While Michigan's 1865 small Glllespi* 55. 4. Cove 50. 0; game harvest slipped below the Ironside 45, 4. Morey 83. 0; Wood banner level of the year before, iteia generally rated better than average. Cottontail kill paced lister 54, 0; H. Smith 47, 4, Sim last season's small game shoot­ ing with some 1,168.000 taken, to exceed the million mark for th* sixth straight season. Rabbit Biithj Tipi Grouse hunters experienced a IB. Gardner 17, Laubaugh 17, Wood 17. Gillespie IS. Sim 14. 47—UP 12-percent drop in their shoot- Sherwood 13. Hubbell 13. Hollls- THIRD FLIGHT shot 568.000 birds for their sec­ ond highest harvest in more (rivlord Clyde Divine Maynard Part EldlM Devault LOADING boat (lt‘* pronounced FOURTH FLIGHT yourself Never 1 < ? until Friciay IMld a 810 fine plus 4730 for fishing illegally on Wall Lake; 13-305 Robert D. Plough. 26. Roseville, paid 410 plus costs for having no fishing license on Wall Lake; Un Hnyder Maynard Tucker . Gordon Bhtldon Date Smith luly 22nd <¥• Will Reopen r Hie New Seaton on that Dayf Pairings far Monday: Cove vs. Wood. Hubbell vs. Sherwood. Sim v*. Burr. Morey vs, Warner: Game Warden Gene Brown hks had his problems with people Hollister: Ironside v» Jacoba. fishing without a license. J. T. Laubaugh vs. Gardner, Hamaly Primm. 34. Vermontville, is to v*. Gllteapte. appear soon for fishing May 29 Red Division on Thomappie Lake; John A. Irwin 48. 4. Montgomery 55. 0; Coplin. 28. Rl Battle Creek, is to Stack 48. 4. Belfield 52. 0 Cronlnger 41, 4. Stanley 44 20. Detroit, paid a 46 fine plus 1730; Lawrence R. Vincent, 22. Alto, paid 45 plus 4730 for fish­ ing illegally on Leach Lake; Floyd WUHami a* passage. Step aboard. Chenoweth and Blair Set Pace In Golf Loop Dodge, asxlstant regional man­ Among the many assisting Phil Walldorf! Club Manager Bud Taylor In conducting the tournament were Mrs, Lin Snyder, scoring chairman; Mrs Gordon Cove, start­ ing chairman; Mr*. Wright Sim. BOWL Gold Tteam leader* ar* Muter Kienske, 20. Nashville. paid with ISO. followed by Mike Jim Taylor Young* with 1B1 and Ron Hlg- Chenoweth 24, Taylor 22. J. Croninger 18, Belfield 17. Montgom­ ery 16. Lawrence 16, Irwin 14. Fletcher 14. ________ Prandsen___ 12.. W. _ ___ __ ... ... Cronlnger 10, Booth 8. Osgood tensen 28. Snyder 28. Tucker 24. th* Silver Team with Walldorf! 28. second and third Hubert with. ^Taeeday’e Result*: Birk* 51, 4 pointe Wlswell 53. 0; Bottcber ■ a" ; xs A ttiterae ST. 4. Burk* 42. 0; Kruko 48. 0. L»Dt ». 4; Perry 37. 4, L- Bnyder 46. 0; Isham 51, 0. Hubert 47, 4, and Miller 40, *-------- -- A GOOD PAL'S BILLY the Iku Bennett 17. Turkal IS. Kelhl 16. McAllister 8. and Pugh 6. Pairing* for Monday: Snyder vs. McAllister. Clarke vs. A. Smith; Rose vs. Christensen, al Northrille Poater vi. Newell; Bennett v*. Kelhl. Cooper va. Btegel; Hodges Good Tropshootori Bob Klein. Itert Argatolnger v vid, Donald. Dennis and Gregg, were at Hartwick Pines. Bunday, and en route visited the Harold Downs, their former neighbor* here, now living at Nevins Lake shoot begins at 5 pm. fiaturday, continuing until too dark. near Stanton. BRIDGESTONE craa 8 MoJda to Lightweights Sport Models Scramblers Trail Cycles Factory-authorized parti & ierv Budget termi - low bank rates Free rider instruction ■ ■ GOODYEAR BROTHERS John Deere Implements 124 N. Jefferson 61—318 Dennis Donovan tor Into the boat with a Una while standing on tte dock. If loading, one person ahould steady the boat while other* climb in Woodland ot Michigan IN JUST 15 MINUTES IF YOU HAVI TO SCRATCH TOUR ITCH. * LOT OF EXCHANGE­ INSURED CARS HIVE 80NE THROUGH THE BRIDGE Good drivers know that th* Exchange's broad, fair pro­ tection plus the added Red Cross Lists 10 Rules for Water Safety swimming. 4. Before diving, make sure the are no hidden objects such as submerged rocks. mlng since last Bummer. take It Ten "life preservers” were easy at first Recognize your recommended by the Red Cross beyond them. sport* this Bummer. eating before going in the water, Swimming and boating are the and donX go swimming when overheated or overtired. 7. Don't depend on a tube or the annual drowning* inflated toy to hold you up. They can slip away from you. 8. Watch your step Walk, don't many of these fatalities could run. around pool deck*. have been avoided. Red Crass list* these precau­ tions against drowning and other a face-up floating poUtlon. keep your hands under water and waterside accident*: slowly move hands and feet. 10. If your boat capsizes, don't a lltUe, learn to swim better. swim away from It Mort small 2. Always swim with a cc craft will float, even when fill- one in a boat accompany you. presence of a lifeguard usually For Banner Clitvslfled Ads Cali Wl 5-3481. If you own a Boat Collision Protection and Cosst-to-CQajt Claim in <rtr insurance. No other organization Insures as many good Michigan drivers, offers broader protection, or better meets your driving needs _than the Exchange at the Auto Club. ■- ’ - you II find a secure harbor with INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE aw Of MICHIGAN DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER-INSURANCE □CHANGE MOTOR STATE INSURANCE CO, HASTINGS OFF1C1 Consult wa, tor complete information ta irairtancc . . . any insurartca. on Coleman Agency INSURANCE 201 N. Michigan Phono Wl 5-3412 Dial ■ I �1 Killed, 22 Hurt in Barry June Crashes 'Plane Strike Change* Plant Of Local Elk* Pennock Hospital Pleasant Valley iKiwanii Bowbafl League Result* For ’65 Proposed Antlerlett Deer Kill The airplane strike changed ■ELLEVUE prayer band <« brid Thursday IhJtiraB ta IB accidents in Barry trip from the Elks Convention July to. CLAMIT Countj during June. Sheriff Leaving Lore Field at Dalia*. dxItok Mart H. Campbell reported. In a|l. there were 51 accidents on roods In the county. 45 were O’Hare Field in Chicago al 9:10 ' ajn., they were aware of the dren's Bible camp for re In 34 " ‘ *” i rirlke but hoped to get a flight ■BESTm. ' ’ to Grand Rapid* or Detroit on Klamp. ITS B. Oak, Jely I; TtaaUy 1 ■ non-ririking lines. Their reser- Ilootaa. Bl. Jaiy io. oSXE rnsd “« TBUona "" UnlUt1' OBAMD KAPIDS—Wllat M. MkaU. Bawdy entertained his Bunday _ ___ « -■—— ■ — — * * -Wai mtlgatlon* ‘ and pro-1 °° IUT”nU Chicago, they -.u__ j______ wm* told thev mloht hn able <r> I get a flight out with one of the and family enjoyed an outing at i non-sinking lines on a iXand-by They Issued 53 traffic sum­ Sapphire Lake the July 4th mons, served 6S civil papers. basla Telephone lines at the .__ > . ■ . Um rv-inalzt pTOogaspd 702 application* for Stahl and girl* and the Dorian driven Ik mses and gave 107 there was no telephone connec­ HamaK Eldred family enjoyed a Bunday tion between United and other outing. Jul/ >. kt lake Michigan. lines. After about three hours, Nineteen arrests were mads in they took a cab into Chicago, « Mra. D* Hooper of Clarksville June.. Including one for drunk where they knew that a train driving, two for dlsorderllness. 50,000 ECU beg in 10,000 Deportment Racomme ndotion nnuite-l—t 30,000 with the financial vlnce them that they would not AWOt. protective custody, obUlnlnr money under false pre- they were packed, and that they should either try to rent a car or he would drive Uvin into {Battle Creek or Grand Rapids. ■ 1966 Cilixana’ omSi’SS'S’ JIS • X"’ s USE BANNER WANT ADS! r. July 4, Miuke When You VOTE for RICHARD M. BAUER The Dana Kauffman family spent a week tn Florida with her sisters and families. were Bunday, July 3. lunch guests . . . You vote for a record of over 97 yean of teaching and the practice of law in EATON AND BARRY land were Saturday and Sunday, COUNTIES. stead*. ★ Mr. and Mra. Darrell Olmstead and daughter. Cheryl Circuit Judge—5th Judicial Circuit S Richard M. Bauer Non-Partisan Primary Election—Aug. 2, 1966 ln 1 record were Quires' five runs. rill's Astros continued their pertly allowing 3 hits and fan­ league-lending pace by dumping ning 5. Heath, Smith, and Pltxgendd Ing them 15-5. Both teams trail the Astros with 3-3 records. Chris Frey turned in a fine pitching performance for the only 2 hUa on the mound tnd Twins as he limited the MM* 10.000 turned after spending a week visiting. * Tom Gray, who is, Kloafaasute. *3. Lab attending barber college in De­ i rins. Jtly 0; Biaa* troit spent the holiday at home 4lh Ara. gate 10. Black fr Whitt Pups LB— Agaoa BkltUt. 100 in Clarksville. aly S>-CMrt* X«7. SOS Dog Warden Dean Braden, met by Mrs. Hammond* mother, aly •: BaU TVUk. >40 who ean be reached through the Mra. Clayton Case, and tike Ham­ Mabel Cool at Pinhook, Mrs. sheriff** office, ha* three, nine-1 mond children. Melinda and i K. •*<*, Xv, Bl. Ethel Blank was theif dinner week old combination cocker Tommy. Also waiting at the deMIcktL Baa 1ST. guest Wednesday. June 29. * •P*nU‘ collle PUPP‘« avail-1 pot fbr their arrival wa* Judy Mra. Luella Stahl was guest Of able tor adoption, accord I nK to Newton, daughter of Mr and the ^mane Society. The pup* Mrl Wayne Newton and Mr. Onge ■»•. Jair »•■ Wl VilOnlr :.. . . ... .. Clare POMTIAO— Bekert I Dorothy of near Elmdale 8unare Wk *rw4 and wtltta wlilte. Newton's mother. st*. July T. : • •POBTAOE Ad41. i Z _w,u1' “ °'i,*rc tl»« Lake were Saturday. July 1 caH’5’ barns at Tillotoon Lake on BunXX day, July 17. stations grttlng stories on the Mpf-Mildred McDonald of Ma- | *Ulke' Emery Benedict of OreenviBe '■» y Tom MeKcough* Baoehoggen league by trouncing Cha Tiger* at 5-1. Tom Lyons' Twin* moved Mike Hall and Turn Robinson Williams. > the winners. Jim Williams chib, tamuir In the Babe Ruth League of Miner's, edged FltxgenUd's team last Wednesday, 4-3 in 9 Innings. VanDenburg a Indiana retained Wes VanDenburg scored the and family were visitors of the Stephen Carlsons at Ada Bun- -"» “ ” » »» times for the winners while Rush crossed the plate four tlines Committee nor gurauj at ww trawwj family Bunday. July 3. TTwy went well Monday night. McPherson’s *9 Wins Thriller In Connie Mack Recommendation KL'S&.’W! urt Andersons Indiana whipped Pennington's Orioles last W*d- REGION I REGION H REGION HI Based on recommendations of the Conservation Department and eight citizens’ committees, here is how this year’s proposed antlerless deer quotas compare with those estab­ lished in 1965. At a glance, you'll notice two things: 1) Michigan’s harvest of antlerless deer will be well below last season’s allowable rake; 2) Department game biol­ ogists and the advisory committees closely agree on how many antlerless deer should be shot. State game men are calling lor a 37-per ccot reduction in northern Michigan: the advisory groups recommend a 43-pet cent cut. । In aix of eight northern districts, the Department's and committees* kill quota* for aotlerless deer are identical. One exception ia in the Crystal Falls District where the committee has pared down the Department's proposed harvest by about 350 adimals. The other involves the Mio District whose committee voted (or ■ 50-per cent reduction in the Depart­ ment’s suggested antlerless deer quota. A single set of regulations will be adopted at the Conservation Com­ mission's July 7-8meeting at the Higgins Lake Conservation School. ___________________ Sportuns Hand Hastings Moose Team 1st Defeat Townships May Not Zone Use Of State Lands ping Lyons' Olanta 10-3 for their 6th stralght win. Steve stole second, third, and home. Jim Williams and Jack Rey­ Merrill and VanDenburg led the Indians with two singles apiece. nolds collected the 2 hits off Fl txgeraid. VanDenburg allowed the OlanU only two hits. Jack Reynolds' the Indians by walloping Chuck Bunthelmer s Tigers 23-3. The scheduled to meet the Indiana them only a game behind. Rey­ nolds allowed the Tigers only nera with three hits Monday's games were postponed due to a small ad of a big boat all wap • one you’ll love to own Sturdy fiberglass built to last Models 13 to II foot. Utility, Fishing and Deluxe Renaboet* — WiEs.r”"' “ Vietnam since April 27 In top classified Air Force Security cdve mall. Dave's address la: S«»4 Security Sgnadrea WHEELER'S MARINE SERVICE The Hastings Moose baseball Mercury Outboard tram suffered their first loa* of Moton Township* in Michigan may the season Saturday as they not sone State land* against the dropped an 8-1 verdict to the Mr. and Mra Wayne Foreman NaahvUfe. Mich. Battle Creek Lakeview Spartan* mine since his recent retlreand family of Woodland visited recent opinion handed down by al Lakeview. Mra. Lester MIUer on Sunday. Attorney General Frank J. Kel­ the local Connie Mack league of ricks on Sunday was hl* nephew, The decision, which holds that high high school school boy*, boys, now now ha* has a a 2-1 2-1 David DeLano of Long Beach. Calif , who la visiting relatives townships "cannot prohibit that {record which the State permits." is tied , The locals collected only two in Michigan. to a test case in which a trailer I hit* oft Sovcm and Knier of user was ordered off Sate land* I Lakeview and committed seven in Oerriah Township, Roscom- errors -Lakeview . . .....4 — collected un­ mon County. earned runs In Uie first on 2 hits. 2 errors, and a walk. They pitched up two more iff deputies who alleged that runs In the second on 2 walks and a single Lakeview added two «hip sonlng ordinance which In the third Inning on a single, prohibits trailer eoaebre In double and 2 errors. Hastings' only run came In the fourth Inning when Catcher In taking Issue with this proerror, reached second on Rax Attorney General Kelley ruled Hook's ground out and second ‘that only the Department of Conservation ima the authority single to center field. PLUMBING SUPPLIES to make rules and regulations WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATttf * Rick VanDenburg had governing use of State lands un­ other hit as well as playing a fine defensive game. ZJ—nt-t, Rudy McPherson pitched the 2153 Gun Lake Road Heart oft ______ . ■ «■« «““"‘■"“I ’Sj Reference with State authority, HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING The State permits camping on , ,lnL3hln« up. State land* whether in a lent;' The Moose tram ha* a busy sleeping bag or trailer. There- schedule ahead a* they travel to Call Wl 5-5769 or Wl 5-3732 fore, the townahip cannot under Marshall for a 5:30 game on guire of soning limit camping I Thursday. Marshall return* here on State land* contrary to the tar a 5 30 game Jnhnmwv policy of the Deportment (Con- , Field next Monday. RHE home folks on the weekend. HASTINGS YOUR PLYMOUTH ANNOUNO NO STRINGS ATTA 1966 PLYMOUTH YEAR’S GREATEST SALE EATING, FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas- Coal - partment has about 42 million McPherson. D. Williams, acres of State land* under It*' and Jim Williams. Severn. Knier jurisdiction In Michigan. LOW PRICES Check your choice . . . Fury. Belvedere. Vshent or Barracuda and check your Plymouth Deal­ er s deal. He s long all put on high trades, low down payment! and easy terms ... no strings'. TOP Gardner attaclMd Pharmacy Qualified to Serve You Your Pharmacist Works For Better Community Health 5/50 FARNSWORTH TRADES Your State Representative Truit It Mora Than a Word Hara GET A CLEANUP DEAL AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER’S! It It Our Profattian REPUBLICAN DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M43 at Sprague Rd Dalton Phone 623-6301 �HASTINGS BANNER fr's EASY A rirr BUY-SELL-KEyrTharaday, Jaly 14. IMS NofaCome-On A Real ’Weekend" Special BARRY’S SERVICE 201 N. Broodway Phone 945-3400 , IBM VALIANT /i Dr. AutomaUc. W/walls. 1964 VO1XSWAGEN CAMPER CALL 945-3411 Save $$ On One of These Summer Specials 194S LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Pull power. Like CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER W! 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—SOc for Twonty Wonk CASH KATS—2V1C 8 Dr. 8 Cyl. Automatic. 1962 COMET 202 . . . 3-Spwd Tram. Rodio, Whitewalls Beautiful Blue. Waa $1395.00 NOW *1095°° 1961 FORD GALAXIE 566 Convertible. 8 Cyl. Standard. IMS FOU> FAIRLANE 4 Dr. Automatic. 1963 MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard. 8 Cyl. TAKE OFF 1 IMPALA 4 DR: HDTP. 3 Speed Trons., Radio, 2 BISCAYNES—4 Door Both 6 Sticks. 1964 OLDS 98 1963 OLDS 88 1962 OLDS F-85 1962 BUICK LESABRE RELIABLE CAR 1968 CHEVROLET . . . Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion. radio, whitewalls, brown and beige tutone. whitewalls. One' 1local owner. IM) CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Sharp black und White tutone. full power and many extras. Fully guar­ anteed. CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 A-1 USED CARS ditlonlng Automatic tnmsmls1M2 Oldsmobile . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Hard­ top. Blue and white tutone with blue vinyl interior. Fully equipped. 19Ci PONTIAC . . . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. Ra­ dio. whitewalls, power steering and brakes. Safety checked. 1962 FORD GALAXIE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1965 Mustang 37,000 careful miles, has power steering and automatic trans­ mission, new tires. 1962 CHEVROLET . . . Impala 3 Dr. Hardtop. AU the equipment including power Nice selection of older models 1964 Ford Golaxie 500 3 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1965 Corvoir Monxa Whitewall*. Radio. 1964 Ford Custom REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC 1964 Gelaxia 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and 1964 Gelaaie 500 .Hardtop. Standard 8 Yellow. 1963 Fairfana Bland. 8 Cyl. 1963 FairicM Ranch Wagon 4 Dr. Auto. 8 cyL Radio. Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan ’</14 FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Farm Machinery New rear rubber. A-1. 1962 Chevrolet Cyl. 1959 Plymouth Fury Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 c —1059 Oock-Bhutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. -Oliver No. 50 PTO Baler. 1964 Feed F250 44 Too 4 Wheel Dr, Stylcslde Pickup. -1948 John Deere A Tractor. 1961 GMC Pickup —IRC. 9 ft. PTO Combine. 1964 Cbevrofot 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. <1 ft.) 1964 F 1Q0 Ford Pickup -Alii* Chalmers Blow with motor. —Mower* and Conditioners RenneR Ford Inc. UBN. Mfch. Ms. 945-2421 DISPLAY CLASS I Fl ID —Used Riding Mower* and Lawn Tractor*. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 584 4 Dr. Sedan. VS engine. Auto­ matic drive. Power steering steering. One owne? Very good condition. ...................... 31.195 1962 MERCURY 3 Dr........37N 1961 COMET 4 Dr. Stand, trans. .4650 1961 FORD Econoilnc Bus. .... CARDS OT THANKS fr IN MIMORIAMS—Zc par word. b*****4- rti HttdmhoU BriWIn* MUklma BmSS Wl 5-5052 7/14 «<»'• ot Mlekktaa. P Dalai: Joaa a*. 1 Slactl and Hadaon FARM IMPLEMENTS USED MACHINERY LEGALS STATE LAND SALE PUBU0AT10M- ORDn. NOTICE IS HEMBY GIVEN, That pursuant to tha praviskxM of Suction 131 of Act 206, P. A. 1193. as suction, Monday, August 1, 1966, at 10:00 A.M., I.S.T., in tha Supervisor's Room, Court House, Paw mUOATIOY OU>» Paw, Michigan. Deeds convoying land* so offered will reserve to the State of Michigan, or waive, all right* to minerals, indicated in ontiquitiM, mounds, and oorthvotfc*, advertised solo list* and in certificate of sale. Pursuant to-Section 6, Act 155, P. A. 1937, a* amended, former owner* may have the right to moot the highest bid. The right is reserved by the State of Michigan to reject any or ajl blds. header and corn head. —M.M. Uniharvester with grain List* of property to be offered ore available County Treasurer'* Office at Hasting*, Michigan, —1963 New Holland 616 forage Hervestore. USED TRUCKS— —1062 Gehl Farage Harvestore. 1963 CHEV. 1 TON Dual wheels. One owner. Very —1963 New Holland 616 Forage Hanrestore, few miles. ................ 3L195 FtnUOATIOX OBDEB. Probnln CSort Conrervation District Headquarter*, Plainwell, Mich­ igan, or Lands Section, Department of Conservation, Lansing. Michigan 48926. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS— Land* Section RM —Ferguson Baler. P.T.O. .3156 .31& —New Holland 66 Baler. —Several oilier Balers. 1959 Dodge Station Wagon. >125 1956 Lincoln______________ >195 —New Holland Flail'Chopper?' I960 Rambler Wagon —Lets Mixer Grinder. 1958 Ford Wagon .... .4115 —John Deere Augur-Wagon Un­ loading Wagon. ii ■ ■ — . — — — — — —— — . —Oliver 17 Hoe Grain Drill. 15 ACRES HAY AM ON zarmmm GROUND— irwnwv nvnO/VMl ttCVWfV Falrly-new kitchen and bath. —Several good used Spreaders, Part alfalfa. Phone 945-5932 RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ Birch cupboards. New carpet­ Mowers und Com Pickers. day* and 945-5715 alter 6. ply. M87 So. 945-8150. tf ing In living-room. Will sell 7/31 —Gravity Flow Boxes—*149DO MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL furniture with house. Phone and >160.00. and make money doing IL Full or part time opportunity. Por —Rotary Cutter*—>325.00 up. 1310 N. Michigan rifle made by McCord's of im ambitious women to assist me —Make Bale Elevators. teachPhone Wl 5-2479 CABIN FOR SALE—West side MOSQUITO SPRAYING — Call Ing service: For appointment 7/14 Get our "SPECIAL DEAL" on of Barlow lake, Central Sec­ tlon, Yeager barrel and trigger, Wl 5-5159 or OL 3-3479. 7/31 call 945-5944 or 945-9155. tf CASE Balers and Combines. tion. Area 5. Large shady lot Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable with 16 - foot frontage and We carry In stock hydraulic scope, peepsight in mount, full NOTICES right-of-way to lake. Dock and WHY NOT LET US MAKE you hose and fittings, plow points, 1947 CALENDARS —Wide varimonte carlo hand rubbed stock, a rubber stamp with your new beach. Price 48,600 with 4500 cultivator shovels, tarpaulins, sling with quick detach, swivels per hundred. Order now and ZIP Code number. Three-llns SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS mufflers, mower knives, guards, down and land contract. Reg. PLUS, complete handloading pay after Sept. 1. Also book stamp with your name, ad­ Crtdler, Lowell. Mich. R3. 7/31 rake teeth, greasing equipment, matches. Call: Battle Creek. dress and ZIP number for Quality alruclures built air compressors and other 30-00 dies and cases, bullets, WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. 8846. This includes, postage farm supplies. powder*, primers and loaded it Help Wanted shells, etc. Rifle value. >30000 laity Shoppe, Delton. Mich. "SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY" — loading equipment 170.00. ELECTRIC Rasor* repalrsd49046, tf Will sell complete for only Spedal—Your raxor cleaned, 8350.00, Call 945-8884 after lubricated and sharpened, only CARPET CLEANING IS EASY Call SMILEY BUILDINGS >1X5. Service and satisfaction with Host New Electric Upguaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ State BL, Hastings tf 2 REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS Hastings, Mich. work. Clean 130 square feet — 14 - months - old. Bardoiler for only >695. Hasting* Floor Strain. Floyd Eckert fsnrf near 1-37 So. 945-3156 Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ 616-945-9103 WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Freeport. Cail: Lawrence Gartings. Phone Wl 5-6118. tf tf sash. Burkey Auto Glass 8c 7/14 Radiator Shop, 318 N. JsffsrIT’S JACOBS PHARMACY LEGALS FOR PAST 34-HOUR FILM FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR SERVICE! No charge for over­ Heating - Plumbing EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ Regular 82.04-Now SI DO. No sUe prints. tf □KDEB FOB PUBLICATION— pre-shampoo — No after odor. Service 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. STRAWBERRIES — Premiers. Available at Jacob’s Pharmacy. MAN to assume responsible poslTailor Shop. tf Pick your own. 25c a quart. Appointments only. Leon Tack. New • Remodel • Rcpai tf ware, Hastings. 3 ml. north of Banfield. Phono ALTON! and RAYMOND MOS731-8710. 7/H 3UTTO SPRAYING — Phone SERVICE — Mercury outboard WELTON'S LOOK HERE — Man or woman 1 5-3831 and Wl 5-9373. 8/4 i’lnl.i. H. Mllclwll wanted to start business on SAVE UP TO >150.00 on a new 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 credit In N. Barry Co. or Has­ Springfield Riding Tractorl tings. 300 farm-home products. Limited quantity. We take trade-ins. We carry riding earning large profits. Write: lawn mower*, self propelled FOR RENT — Cottage, Thorn- TWO MILKINO1 NANNY Raw Irish, MCC-881-193, Free­ lawn mower* and tiller*. "We GOATS — Good disposition*. Service What We Sell.” Fran­ port, HL 7/14 Available after August 6. Ph. Phon* RO 5-8851. tf cisco Fann Supply, M37 Bo. OS 2-5783 Martin Exchange. 945-2150. 7/14 7/38 J. I. CASE 5-FT. COMBINE — In very good condition. Wl 5­ Good working conditions and WE STILL HAVE a good supply FURNISHED 4-ROOM APARTOver Stan's Wallpaper 5611. 7/14 benefits. Apply Larks Buick of Gibson Air fiandiuonen In & Paint Store and Chevrolet, 1435 8. Han­ slock. Consumed" furnished or unfurnished. Lake WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU over. tf OPEN FRIDAYS privileges. All uUlltte* furVALUE IB LOOT, make as* of 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. the most likely means ot get­ TRUCK DRIVER AND OENERAL HELPER—Steady employ­ ting It back. Dial Wl 5-3481 at ment. paid holidays plus other ooco and say "Banner Classil>rjrr».l, Tt..> ; I.. 4 - room unfurnished apart­ benefits. Contact Flnkbeiner Ladles' and Girls' DRESSES fled Adlaker. ment, good location. Phone Wl Elevator, Middleville.' SY 5­ ALCOHOLICS ANOL _ Ladles’ BIOUSES, SLACKS. 8714. 7/14 PjO’ P*- Hastings Telephone For Salo — Mool IsMe SWIM SUITS^nd SHORTS Meeting, every MAN OR WOMAN for full lime Men's and Boys' work at Hastings Paint and FOR SALE BY OWNER-ModSHORTS and SHIRTS Wallpapar Store, 107 E. State era clean 3-bedroom ranch. ALL 25c EACH Hi ACRES OF ALFALFA HAY Gm heat; full basement; ★ Wonted to built-in Utahan. Lsurqe ooensr EXPERIENCED MECHANIC, Ladies’ OOATS-35C EACH lot in excellent neighborhood COTTON SKIRTS—15c EACH across from al tongue weight Call 945-3841. Gi3-C27?5 Deltw. travel trailer, WALK UP AND SAVEI including electric brake con­ HOME FOR BALE on two extratrols. 180. Call 945-3884 after FORD. 838 N. Mich. 6 pjn. U Classified Paragraphs] MAHLER MOTOR SALES FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY GOOD AS NEW STORE HASTINGS GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson ?r?K’■ Convertible. 1963 FALCON 1965 OLDSMOBILE TRACTORS— Station Wagon ...........>556 ... 4 Dr. Luxury Sedan. Fully —1955 Case 401 Diesel. Wide equipped Including air con­ 1942 CHEVROLET BELAIR front end. ditioning, showroom condition. Wagon. 9 passenger........ I -1960 Case DC Gas. Wide front 1M5 CORVA1R 1961 PONTIAC 8TARCHIEF —1957 MM 445 Gas. Wide front ... 3 Dr. Hardtop. Standard 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY —I960 Parmall 560 Diesel. New 4 Dr. Sedan.........................31 rubber. 1964 CHEVROLET 1941 MERCURY METEOR 804 —1961 Allis Chalmers D17 Bottle . . . Beautiful maroon finish, Sedan. ........................ >41 Gas. Wide front end. —1946 Case SC Tractor w/cult Handrrahail Baildins mission, radio, new whitewalls. 4 Dr. Sedan....................... ->496 —1941 Oliver 70 Tractor w/cult. Haitian, Micklraa Spottea* interior. 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 1M4 CORVADl X0T1CB: w/cult 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering, . . . Mons* Coupe. 4 speed power brakes. ................... >1X65 —1947 IJi.C. BN Tractor w/cult. transmission, whitewalls, white 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY with blue vinyl Interior. front end. 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering­ 1963 CHEVROLET Power brakes.........................>995 .. . Impala 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, 1944 CHEV. CORVAIR COMBINES— whitewalls, V-8, automatic —1963 IJi.C. 91, self propelled 1961 CHEV. OORVAIR Combine. 4 Dr....................................... .9350 1968 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. BeauUful blue finish, power LARKE BUICK ->V» at . .....................................31,395 1963 FORD GALAXIE 566 Whitewalls. Maroon. One Automatic . . Iks Prvbal* Ooi Xf’ifMSSS' *4ml.l.t».wr ter I 1944 VOLKSWAGEN 7/14 2 IMPALA CONVERTIBLES Dr. Sedan. «* r™- Ahrsd: ditlon. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 566 IM1 CHEVROLET 3 Dr. 6 Cyl. Standard. 1964 CHEVROLET SALE c°nu" Ji. MitcWt. 1944 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FU11 power with factory air 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door BANNER CLASSIFIEDS bald M UM iwlllloo FoUIck. iiKBior, (» second cutting hay. alfalfa and brome. Call Hickory Corners 671-8316. tf Fnr picnics, PRICED TO SELL. Phone: 14114m. >W. MMKKam tf WANTED ROUSE TO RENT Furnished or unfurnished. 3 adults. Reference* furnished. Call H54187. 7/31 StfhKFiW tiTh Bomar/ �Lake Odessa Card of Thank* and In Memoriam By Franc** JotuuUrn Official Action of the Barry County Board nor Varga*. and family. amngafcr hte ktodnm* Mra. Reginald Dunnigan and children of rural HaaUnga were A.1C QiUtta ““■ss- !ittC5 Grand lUpida * George Faunre Paul Olmstead, Mra. Lyle Ota- CABD OF THANKS age through 8th through Align* 37. CARD OF THANKS FTwport enjoyed a picnic supper ad Tyiten Park in HaaUnga Ban­ immii CMrskMM MnkMl M» Invited to acuptture their wonderful care during my stay in Ionia County Memorial and father, George Carpenter hoepltal. Etl.- .i- -h shade were Invited to to drive a car through for hl* then- 12th annual reunion Sunbrother. Pvt. Gme Thaler, who A farewell party for Mn. Mary Carpent and family CARD OF THANKS Freeport CABO or THANKS tatlcn training achool thoughtfulneaa during our Ume ’ Clay Adam* Glrrbach Funeral Home and the IN MXMORXAM ■pent from Wednesday until Friday. July 1, with Mr. and Miller of Ooahen, Ind, were and nut* Rlciiard Vendevllte of Kolama- Mr. and Mra Meredith Swex* f Belding were Sunday. July 3, “When our family get* together. Mra Joe Kauffman. * Mr. and Rlvantoa, CaMf.. were Monday. July 4. overnight guest* at Mr. Clair Cluin July 2. * Mr. and Thinking of the way It used to be, mlated by hte wife, food* brought in for the family King of Rockford visited the Mr. and Mra Uoyd Shepard Hochetetler family at the King •- and family and family aary. The 15 relaUvcs present were served a buff* supper. tended the' VFW Me. telly BkM E Ballh. Ad«l»Uu»lH«. tUnua at kw tad m<ul PaMbUlM «»4 Mrvi<« atoll TO». Dated: Jolr 1. 1#«8 Philip H. Mltekall. J«4<« of Pre- Miai(ti>. H«baU Court •H •' B"!L. -_____ Or4er»4 Usl n Jaly Mik. I » la Ul« Probata m. HMllar*. Mlchiion, a ka koiS n tka >adUaa al Caririckl tor llreoia ta it11 l.al 10-day leave from Port Benning, parade and holiday weekend with Mr. and Mra Jute Turner. Dale remained (Mr. and Mn. Ralph Keeler. and Mra. Orlle VanSyckle Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Clifton Miller bon Ckitea vtelted their dough- Mra. Tom Owen and children 8und*y. July 3. gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston. and Ml* Kathle Devries, local Tiie Pa* Noble Grand Club met Tliuraday at the home of Roeta Sherman. * Jamea Bow­ ed camping from June 30-July 4, erman. 20, son of Leelle Bower- ton Mlllora Bunday night Crttee at the Okrxnus Hoepltal. returning home Friday. Monday. Sunday, July 3. dinner guest* MT. and Mra. Jamea Hacken- of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yoder were Mr. and Mra. Norval Tha­ City. Hl., were Saturday, July 2, ler and daughters. Mr. and Mra FAMILY PROBLEMS are conitantJy being DeWeerd. it Mr. and Mra. Homer fiut in front of a Circuit Judge. Divorce*, Yacktey of Compton. Calif.. Ml* Terri Wood of Caledonia, avenile problems, assaults, property and Ron Wilooxsen of Great Lakes custody disputes are Mr. and Mrt John DeWeerd. * Kenneth Myers and Phyllis Fox * Mr. and Mrs Richard Ray­ all the concern of th© Judge. I strongly be- ff mond and daughter of Middle­ ville wen* Sunday, July 3, viailieve wo must keep Mra. Harold Eckert and chil­ the family as the base dren apent their 25th wedding Kinunte and Devany Moore of anniversary al tix-tr cabin io. HaaUnga visited their grandpar­ of our society. Llttte Bluegill Lake. Larry Lenx from Friday till Monday, July 1. I I I Ma lk« MU' A 4.111. Ji Hubert Blough, Doug Brovant, Clarksville were Sunday, July 3, callers of Mra Ruth Hiram. * Mrs Marvin Patrick. Mn. Edna July 4. wKh Newton, Mra Theron Hecht and Mrs. Cecil Gier with a group of BwIMter Huuqi, Mkkliia rtmucAnog obobk 8Ute of Mi«ki**a. The PreUte Allen. Judy Mudge. Jack lard. PrtBldrrU, Judy Mudge, Allan. h ★ Mr. honie of Marian Karcher with vice president. Phil Allen, Un Henry Hanrv VanSyckle VanSvekle and 13 maubcra and five visitor*! and Mra. nrrnent Thn Jnlv mw-Urur will Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cote spent be lield at the home of Charlene so>-eoal days la* week at tner Lindner with Lucille Walter aa cabin at Wolverine on the Pigeon Olmstmd were their daughter­ Chartea King. * Nona Moore of Ponte of Grand Rapid* to visit in-law. Mra. Lyte. Olmatead and VanSyckle attended the Reid redaughter, Siiebv from Wheal Pontiac apent a fow day* with relatives in Mortey and the Ridge, Colo. Also grandson. Philip Olmstead who has just rvaucATioa oanaa 8UI» at Miekl**a. 1 ft? «! PhU ■to ot ShUo were Bunday, July LEGALS Waller o. from the Pvnnock HospUal June Mra. Gilford Dillard are atudying wildlife. They are planning a trip to the Kingman Muaeum. They have made an exhibit for Alto were Monday. July 4. visi­ mts. j acx MBgooa oi Hastings —— tors al the Clair Clum home. Bunday, June M, in honor of Mra. Ralph TralMer. They visited Mr. Mid Mra. Clarence Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Harvey GUlaaple appreciation to our relative*, friend* add neighbor* for their betovad husbsuid, father and grandfather. Merrill Dunkelber- « bMBllM ot Mr hlgkvara. ttlixgl MMiuk IM Barry th. uncal Bacialr will 4o4J- bold waa field Bunday, July 3. Union 414 tor th* plant, the nock Hospital. Lacey By Mn. Orlle VanSyckle 11 O«wll.< FSm* 1JS-7UI PU1U0ATI0M OlBIt •lata at Mtehl*aa. 1 Donald Ucrgwnthaler and fam- joyed HaaUor*. Mirklcax May 10 IBM Bakery In Kalanuuno, Dr. Bar- Tam Isotalrla. ter i Vandermale and family ned dinner at a SwrdL'h cafe­ teria in Kalamazoo. * Mr. and Mra. Seymour Bouwens and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. Chris where they are Fahrnl and children of Clarks­ Ume with hla ville enjoyed a potluck dinner ■WTH-JS?.-,, - El EfT RICHARD ROBINSON CLEV I CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Mr. and Mra Dean Stuart and family were July 4th, luncheon rs‘A sx1. Wyngarden at Hastings. * Mr. Dunham District By Mr>. MIU. K./I^r U NMbytel Pbww «. *-M*7 family of Detroit were Bunday. July 3, overnight gucate of his "We're As Near As Your Telephone" East Doud By Mn. Lloyd Owen Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore attended the wedding of her niece, Patricia Anne Sapp, al WaUunaa accompanied Uwtn to Cliapel HUI Methodist Church. Saturday, June 25th ★ Mr. and “ SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Money Gaylor and Rotxt Miller WaUunaa, returning to Freeport Monday evening and leaving for helping liarvest hay. * Mra. Ada Gaylor. * Janice Gaylor spent Miaa Donna WaUunaa and Tobias and Mrs Jainctt Essner from Hastings called al Howard friends, Sharon Schultz, Chris Moores Bunday, July 3. In the Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery and Loretta Tlnkleberg recently afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Repair enjoyed) a 10-day vacaUon in Conklin reunion at the Albert lie'. PUBUCAT10M OIDU. Slate of Mlehlru. Pi and family apeot Bunday wteh MT. 8M Uta. Robert MIUer and family. Mra. Ruth Cheney waa a hag a wonderful vacation trip through th* West, ftrat viaiUng was i vs,; te*MM at bla *aol I*UblleaUoa and dance. Ma, and relatives to Kanaaa, then touring Banta Fe and and Denver. Cbto. returning Call Wl 6-3481. Business Directery UlMtNUAL MOHUMStn or MSHNcnoN MOD-STACK Haute Creek and called on their Wing spent Bunday. July 3. with slater. Mr. and Mrs. Meivlra WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Bhaff. * Mr. and Mra. Al Bonv REPAIR — Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ and children from Fort Wayne ICE—First Class work. Call Wl Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State 5-5085. Burkey Sales and SorvWing returned home. St. Phono Wl 5-5316. Lynden Norria*. * Miu Shirley Oox from Nashville spent a few days at Owen Suite-. Melvin Campbell from Carter CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Mr. and Mra Richard Bird. *’ Lake called at Will Ourds Sun­ AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ Repairs and sharpening Saw day. July 3 Other callcre were tings Floor Covering, 123 W. Dennte enjoyed a barbecue with parts and supplies. McCulloch State. Wl 5-5118. the latter* home Saturday. July Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Shlriey Cox visited Mra Wil­ liam Cox in Blodgett Hospital in WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Grahd Replete. Saturday and Guaranteed workmanship. Also RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Sunday. July 2-3. * Mr. and all kinds of Jewelry Repair and day overnight gueata of the Otbba. * Mr. and Mra. Donald ton called at Lloyd Owens Fri­ Blough and children of Wyoming day, July 1. * MIm Shirley Cox W. Slate St. Wl 5-5176. were Bunday, July 3, visitor* of Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable appliances. Call 945-2317. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well, Dram wait. Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1 at at'V*H*rMn1.000 gala). Call 945-5482. Concrete Products to your specifteelions. Ferm Bu­ reau Services, M37 So.. Wl 5­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the 2223. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. and white). Jacobi Proscription Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Miscellaneous Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ W. MUI. tors, machinr^y and chain saws in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced median- TROPHY CENTER—Plus special- 5-5052. Agency for Business Services Offered electrical contracting — E. L. Carpenter Hardware. AO Forms of H.M MMI XX1MW. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYKS COLOR C£N- 221 W. Mill. more Jeweler. 102 E State St., Phone 945-5316. and supplies. Kelley Electric Serv.ce, 524 Middle*.He Rd. . aiMTll ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Crawl Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plane, W. Stale Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. bags for all makes. Authorised Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. IIU fR 142 L tot, St., Haifa,. H>. Wl J-2M3 This Weakly Sarrica ami Repair Guide SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE— 315 S. Hanover, TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAYER5 REPAIRED—Central Red* �Lake Odessa kt and In Memoriam By Frmcoa lohnaion Official Action of the Barry County Board CHICKEN BARBECUE MT and Mra. Harold Johnston ««o Monday, July 4, visitors of Mra. Rrylnalrl Dunnigan snd rtv CnxIlUa be M Friday, July 1, guests of Mra. M?'»S'rxSSn“^’ Paul Olmstead. Mra. Lyle Ohn- Mrt Ivan Olmstead and family month with ralaUrto, returned CABS or TVANKS Khr ood Yoder and family at Ftoeport enjoyed a picnic supper at Tyden Park In Haatlngs BUD­ I through August 37, to scupllure letter's cottage at Podunk Lake. GOLF TOURNAMENT meat of our beloved husband 18 hole 8-Iron and putter tour­ and father, George Carpenter. nament, Bunday. July 17, at the River Band Golf Club. Mra. Mary Carpea and family Freeport CABO or THANK8 ras-itii praym i roe* nock Hospital. Clay Adams spent from Friday, July Wednraday BUzalxth Shade were invited to through fur hla their 12th annual reunion Buncne Thaier, who grounds. * A farewell party for leaves for supply and transpor­ tation training achool at Fort bold waa held Sunday. July 3. > aiu *i lukn apnaf* a May 1SU. IBM. M UUO p vaUon Club members led by Mra. Gilford Dillard are studying wildlife. They are planning a trip to the Kingman Museum. They have mado an exhibit for from the Pennock HuspUel June the Barry County Fair. Members Richard VendevUlo of KalamaPhil Allen. Judy Mudge. Jack . » r ■ .... . Id Ilka Is and Mra. Richard Bird and fam­ until ily were holiday weekend guests Friday, July 1, callers of Mr. and of Belding passed away July 11. 1958. "When our family gets together. The 3 x 4 Club met at the home uf Marian Karchcr with 12 members and five visitors nrewnt a .Itilv mnrflncr will prewnt. TN The July meeting be held at Uib home of Charlene Lindner with Lucille Wolter as Sunday, July 3, And It fill* our hearts with aad- Rlverefde, CaMf., were Monday, July 4, overnight guests of Mr. Thinking of the way It used to be. For a Dear one’s face is miming. Bouwena and family Mr. and Mra. Robert King and family at King of Rockford visited the Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Shepard HocheteUer family at the King - and family and family FVBUOAnOM OUU. Lacey By Mn. OrlU VanSycUo 11 Ctowltaa Fkwto JM-711 Charles King. * Nona Moore of Pontiac spent a few days with Moon famllbm * Alto were Monday, July 4. vUI- held at tlic ixane of Mr. and tora at the Clair Clum home. Sunday. Juno 28. In isonor of Mr. .uid Mra. Clarence Marvin on lheir W-h wedding anniver­ spent the holiday weekend at sary. The 15 relatives present were served a buffet supper. Guests over the July 4th Sylvan Tagg and granddaughweekend of Rev. and Mra. Paul OlmsU-ad were their daughlcrl\»te of Grand Rapids to visit In-law, Mra. Lyle Olmatcad and relatives In Morley and the daughter, Six-hs from Wheal Ridge, Colo. Also grandson, E%Uip Olmstead who has Just Preszon Kulm of Stanwood. and family of Flint spent the tended the' VFW lard. President. Judy Mudge, vice president. Phil Allen. * Mr. und Mra. Henry VanSyckle and Mr and Mr*. Ward Cole spent ammunuailoM cabin at Wolverine on the Pigeon Mra. Ralph Tralster. They visited Mr. and Mra. Harvey G Ulaspie Mrs. Bertha Ketcham Is visiting her daughter, Betty at East VanSyckle attended the Reid re­ union al Tydm Park Bunday. * parade and Mra JuM Turner. Dale remained were evening lunch guests of Mr. Air and Mra Ralph Keeler, and Mrs. Orile VanSyckle Sat­ urday. UAKHY <OINTY HEALTH DEPAI and Sunday, July 3, guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs Clifton Miller and Mra. Harold Johnston. and Mias Kathle Devries, local The Past Noble Grand Club Mra. Dayton Smith of Pinckney. met. Thursday at Ute home of Mr. and Mrs. Orile MIUer of granddaughter of Marlon enjoy­ Holland were gueate of the Clif­ ed tamping from June 30-July A Crtteo at the Okemua Hospital, ton Millers Bunday night and returning home Friday. Monday. Bunday. July 3. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yoder ben Ckitea visited their dough- Christie and family, Mr. •s4 H«tw« ler ansi daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Yeckley of Compton, Calif., spent a week with her mother. Mr. and Mra. John DeWeerd. * Kenneth Myers and PjiyUls Fox Of Alto enjoyed a picnic at Mra. Harold Eckert and chU- wood Yoder and children, local, Mias Ti-rri Wood of Caledonia, Ron Wilooxsen of Great Lakes and Gary Warner of Middleville. mond and daughter of Middle­ ville were Bunday, July 3. vlsl- Klmmle and Devany Moore of anniversary aS their cabin at liaatlngs visited their grandparenta. Mr and Mra. Art Moore from Friday till Monday, July 1. * Mr. and Mns. Keith Zook of Hubert Blough, Doug Brovant, Clarksville were Bunday. July 3. Klrt Kunde and David and callers of Mra. Ruth Btewm. * Mrc Marvin Patrick. Mrs. Edna Newton, Mra. Theron Hecht and; Mra. Cecil Oier with a group ot ’ BoUftag FAMILY PROBLEMS are constantly being Jmt in front of a Circuit Judge. Divorces, uvenile problems, assaults, property custody disputes are all the concern of the Judge, I strongly be­ lieve we must keep the family as the base of our society nuUdtac u Co Joyed a tour of the Eckrich 11 ir OHrrW tkal uiwvif: Mrs Seymour Bouwen.! and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mra. Chris Fahml and children of Clarks­ his ville enjoyed a potluck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mra. dennale. Jimmie and Eddie re- Cornellous Bouwcns at Alto Sun- pending some time with 0wu« rale. -kvtiut WJ: IS? El EfT RICHARD ROBINSON ELCVl CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE family were July 4th. luncheon "We're A> Near As Your Telephone" East Doud Wyngarden at Hasting*. * Mr. By Mra. Lloyd Owen family of ---------Detroit— were----------Sunday. -—-- — -w, wawl,n, rv-,,11 July ?’ °(„his Ur and Howard Moon.By Mn. MiUa Kuff*or —- — -------- -— ininiucu wrumnx ui hct lanaa on Monday, the 4th. Pete nl0M.. Ml B0?a*nlM?led u*m Chapel H1U Methodist Church. Ludington whore they spent the aamrday, June 25th. * Mr. and Clip This Guide - Keep It in a day visiting Mr. and Mr*. Ed Howard Moore spent ThuraNancy Oayfor and Robert Miller Walhinaa . whuumm, rvSiimlne iwuriuiig tzi Ur Prwnrrf riw|wrs 1 , .... . Monday evening and leaving for' helping harvest hay. * Mrs. Ada Detroit late in the evening. * ■ Oaylor. * Janioe Oaylor spent MIm Donna WaUunaa and Tobias and Mrs. Jennett Elsner from Hastings called at Howard friends, Bharon Schulte. Chris Moores Sunday. July 3. In the Appliance & General Repair; Automobile & Machinery ™ Dunham District Wing spent Bunday. July 3. with Howard Cheney few days while Mr. Wing returned home. Mllter and spending the rest of U»c BumMr. and Mra. Richard Bird. * Dennls enjoyed a barbecue with wonderful vacation trip the laturs home Saturday. July Mirim Olbta their son, PhMItp, tn Indepenweekend al Olbta. Blough and children of Wyoming were Bunday, July 3, vlsltora of Call Wl 5-3481. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Handy Place for Future Reference DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well, Drain field, Pumping ($24.00 for 1st 1,000 gals.I. Call 945-5482. Get a 4-aeason work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) W. Mill. GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ tors, machinery and chain law* •In our new building at 124 N. appliances. Call 945-2317. Jeffenon. Experienced mechan- TROPHY CENTER—Plus special Pick a winner from our complete stable VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR. 3« ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE — the job and Wheel Horae has the attorhlay tool you’ll Coeicrete Products GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123, ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN- 5-5052. Phone 945-5316. Business Services Offered All Forms of KEYS Moore accompanied them to Battle Creek and called on their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Melvins WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Shaff. * Mr. and Mra Al Boner REPAIR — Expert workmanship COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXand children from Fort Wayne ICE—First class work. Call Wl Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. State spent the July 4th weekend at 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ St. Phone Wl 5-.53I6. Lynden Norris'. * MIm Shirley rcau Service*. M37 So.. Wl 5­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Cox from NsshviUe spent a few 2223. days at Owen Bolts'. Melvin Campbell from Carter CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Lake called at Will Curds Bun­ AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ Repair* and sharpening Saw COMPLETE DEVELOPING 5ERVday. July 3. Other callers were ting* Floor Covering. 123 W. Mr. and Mra. John Gurd from part* and supplies. McCulloch Stale. Wl 5-5118. Cedar MUI Corners. and white). Jacobs Prescription Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Owen and Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Hhlrley tsmriey Cox cox visited visnea Mrs. Mra. WUwuPharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Uam Cox in BlodgeU Hospital In | WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— flrartd Rapids, Rnnirtn Saturday Raturrtav and . . . . . .. Grahd Cuaranteed workmanship. Aho RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Sunday. July 3-3. * Mr. and CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — all kind* of Jewelry Repair and Mra. Clifford Kahler from Del­ ton called at Lloyd Owens Fri­ Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch ।day. July 1. * MIm Shirley Cox W. State St. Wl 5-5176. i LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water thorised Dealer f<x Wheel Hotro Systems. Sold. In*talled. mrviced. 5381 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE — 315 S. Hanover. and supplies. Kelley Eleciric Serv.ce, 524 Mkidtevilte Rd., TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAYPhone Wl 512700 after 5 pm.. LRS REPAIRED—Central Radio Hasting*. ion. Phono Wl 5-9187 UMmamead Bonds JM8Y ANMUt E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE 141 L Stat, Ha,ttaa. Hi. Wl Mill Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to bo Listed in ��d.00 3. . • f. A ' d. Clean Hwrep Rapnlr Ch. . 1. Haari a re Pnaa. Ine. .. a. Variaad gmoeple ... 3. K |roo. 1k*Co. ; Equip. OaT lae. ... IB. 0. t Merrill. MJS7........ St. SaertU Tlthr. lutite ........ u W. R. Birk. .......... 1*. mu fi PnbUaklar Co. Id. Weol Publlab la* Co........ Vaal PabUab- u. IB. flvlinn CommrrrUI Mature .... IT. Panama Carsa Baaae/uaea Jamie. l .. ■ Pnhm"....... BO. E=.“S? aaca Marhlnu M. ■ >1. laklny Co. .. i>IU(haa 36. Weal Pub Jablny Ce. . Hoopllal ... 87. Abler ........ aural Home. 80. County Oerk ......... 10. Haarini* r »• Bl. sir.,.... fcS“ Corp............... 11. DoaMedaylUat-boUn ■a................. Nappiy Co.'1*.. 85. L 56. Haaner Liaea Bervlee .... William HammelL 1 entire ........ aa Daana J. Haney. City Herb ......... M. Herall Bapply Co. . Peal 01 bawa . Ik hard M. tl tarordak 43. C.i. larries. . [Irkpalriek . I«I‘............ i^hy Xa /*.... *»■ a*.: 11. 13.00 104.75 3.50 1.50 d0.35 ... 40.35 00 35 50.15 13.00 13.00 3530 35.30 134 47 ........ 464.00 Hheriff 4 *’ 55.00 "iKmI Beak yerileye . 64-64 Moved by Supervisor Noffke. nap* *° l‘ ried by no per riser Mead, that tha Her be roreivad and placed oa BM. 55.00 M otion Carried. Th* Clerk rand a letter from the • rry Coealy Road Commlsalra cn 6445 pt ■»*=a mmenl7*tU,e’b7'iS?*l?iI‘i«ihpU<‘id ’ 1 640 £ MM 3.00 : 5115 mt TV? ae’rk^rJad^a^ietter reaofvod maBUalgr M. Few ell Stalo Repro- Moved by Baperriaor Erksrdi. -.RI feaL^,1 it / • / ' . ■ . 39 8*40.00 8970.00 Lloyd Hoffman Wayn* Ptanock Wm F. Hayes 11* Htrs Fl iN Earl McXIblta Franklin C. Beckwith Victor Eckardt Moved by Bopervlaer McKIbbln •exported by Supervisor Kendrid. that tho Con Bly Treaanrer be eulheriaod lo transfer from the General Fhnd te The Clerk read the minute* of tho Dirol Relief. Barry County Welfare Relief. Barry County meeting and same were approved aa 82.000.(>0;Dlreel Medlral I'm* Facility, glO.foo, and Social Welfare, AdmtalalralloB. Hoe porod’bv Hupehrvftor’lNorffke°’thal‘th* Bllalltalloa and Gap Hal Outlay 85.000.00. Mellon Carried. msparvlaor h rnleld. Chairman of 9:30 A.if. Motion Carried. Ik* Hharir* Co nmllle*. presented lha Ernest Hoffman. Chairman a**y report os tao naerttre levpart William 4'ridlor. Cleek Prari Glelch, Clark Moved by Bopervlrar KenSeld, anpported by Supervisor Beckwith, lha the report be reerived aad placed on JUXB BBSSIOV Ole Mellon ferried. Th* Clerk read a communication Ono Day— Forenoon the Deperlmeal ri regard to matching Haatln” MichUra law eafarveiaenL-r Moved by Supervisor Xenlek Paraunt te Ike adjournment tehee May 27. 1966. the Board mat la Hi aupported by Buperviaor Beckwith room ta the Courlhouee aad was KSis'STtalerilM b*^received railed ta order by Chairman F.raeai I'Coaaor Introduced Hoffman at 8:30 A M, ' is dtapaawlaor Roll-Call: All member* of the Board Jack Laubaugh oho tiplaloed tho dla posit Ion of junk *4 car*. He aald that worth (• ,hoi<i a* an Th* Clark read commanteattoiu end there must bo a central petal for Pick up and they must bo burned out from City ri Jackson to regard ta Grand River-. Watershed CVsuacIl and and ready to bo traaaperted to th* Hasting* Arek Chamber of Commerce. preeoeatag plant. He slated there could be a nrollahle huita,s* »et>b supported by Bapervlser KenBeld. Hiked which w raid, provide, a meant Jail and Sheriff"* realdenc* and fee th* construction an mi dipping of aald new. Jail and Bb* Iff* realdrace and millage limitation o allow each levy for tbe stated pur M>aea. ahall not be binding on aald County until and unleoa the prapeallion* narata direct -s? shell be annrovet elector* of aald County voting at arid special election to Tuesday. Aogual 3 1866. : AYEH: Kuparvl Haya*. L Hoffma Lyons. MeKlbbin, O’Connor. Pennock (Soya, VanMafte, Weber. Ln. E. Hoffmaa. > NAYH: Uupevvlaorv KckardOriey. Rapervlaor Beckwith absent and Mead A majority of he member* of the Board of Hoperv aor* elect having ruled tn favor or Ibe adoption ni tae foregoing resolution, tbe Cbalnakli tlieeeupon declared that aald reittutloa waa .duly adopted. William Crldlsr, « » Barry County Clark Hupervleor IJayd Hoffman moved. supported hy Jtat-errlsor Weber, that the Resolution aa prorated b* adopt- te as sou ara.uo visa go it.962.06 Moved by Bapervlser Iflller. * up­ per ted by Baparviaor Boya, that the to the Rules and Reeotollnaa Com' abandoned ears. milter. Motion Carried. - HupcrvlMj- Miller. Chairman of tho ncoleed from the Department at Ag­ ported that the Drain Committee'wiU riculture ta regard lo Apiary Inspec­ attend tbe Grand Bl ver Watershed meattag. tion program. He also rapartnd that tho eppvopri Moved by Buperviaor KeaSeld. tupported by Supervisor Eckardt, that elloa to the Weal Michigan Tottrlfl Rule* and Hesitation* Committee. dltlonsl moala* to Hasting* Chamber ri ^Cummerra^ Thi" CUik/iaat a letter reerived pervteor Miller, anpfrom lb* Hartings V A H Hardware ported by Buperviaor Eckardt. that ike Clerk pay the Apiary approtrria ta regard to a small bill of fl.76. Moved by Buperviaor Hayea. rap- tloa Whan wo receive a kllllag From portaff by HuMrviaor Boya. that th* Ike Slate. Molten ferried. Hupervtoor Foley. Chairman of tho bill of 8176 du* Hastings VA8 Hardware ba paid. Roll Call. All mrm- Property Committee, reported he will bera ef the Board present exaapt accept proposed bld oa tho water Supervieor Foley absent. Motion Car- reel era. Renervlsor Beckwith. Chairman at The qutstloo was railed to- regard the Health Committee, reper ted ea to small parch**** by the custodian the joint meeting of the Barry aad without purchaoe order* and a dla- Eaton County Health Department*, and th* agreement retched between Moved by Supervisor Beckwith, th* Dapartaeal for combining and rapperiod by Snpervirar Kealild, that ■aal merger, the detail* to bo worked the qeistloa of ataall parch**** bo ro- mat at a July 71 k meeting. Supers tear Beckwith. Okalratan of famd to tbe Property Committee lo Use Solari** femmlltea. riposted that report berk. Motion Carried. Moved by Snparvteor Eckardt. rap- lha rvqneat for additional pay ta the ported by Supervisor Beckwith, that Rherlff"* Dapartnseal la not ceaalstnt all claim* and accounts to tbe Clerk’s al ihla Ume and will be reconsidered Office be referred to their rrapoctlve el lha Odabor Soaatoa with the 1907 T cammill*** far audit. Mellen ferried Baltpy report. Moved by fepevvlaor McKIbbln. MeVod by Buperviro Non^ aspsupported by Supervisor Keatald. that the Properly Committee report back on ike removal aad trimming at three tre requesting | h*_ State to take over the operation ol price of 8130 00 by Mr. Jenner*. Me­ Bureau ta Barr Oouaty. Roll Call. 15 lea* — Bui-errlsor* Beckwith. llen Carried. Th* Clark road a Teqaeot -from the Raglilar ef Deed* f*r- phetoatol anppllee and Bahia la hla vault to tha Register of Deed* office. fii-ss .■acs period by Supervieor Praaock, that the request be ref erred te the Prop Llveelock Claims Committee, presentart/ Committee. Motion ferried^ ed lha following supported by Hoperrltor Kratald. that To the Honorable Hatoa_ Brriord bo altcted a* a mews- Baard of Haperriaora: Your femmlUao oa Llvealnek a iv* year term. *Mollow Carried. " and Aecouai* reewcltully Rapreaanlallv* Jaswoe Farnsworth Claim* submit* Ute foltewtog a* Ito June rw recemmandlng the allowance ef rested Hoes, BUI 3774 ae roepper- port, the eeveral emonata a* glvea below, tlramoat. Ho al.o reported oa eeveral aad that Ute Cterk be jutkovlaed to art* passed by the Legislator* and further work to be coealdared by tho earn*. Way* aad Mata* Committee. Hupervleor Beckwith. Chairman ef 1. Farm Bureau the Health Committee, rabmllled Ike nervicee, sue......... a t.td 8 7.70 Mtowtog: 8. Georg* B. Doster. 18.00 16.00 3. Lyle H. Champiea 4.00 4.00 To the Honorable * 4. Deaa Braden .... 386.40 866.40 Beard of Snpervteora: 5. Rotobart Eemko.. 480.00 410.00 .. 18 40 18.40 nondltare* ef the Barry 0*1*1: 6. Ralph Peaaock.... at.no at.so fcaeilh Depnrtmnt have been audited 5.00 5.00, and approved by the Health Com- 8. Ororar Lethe m .. mllleo aa of Juno 6, 1866. 8801.00 880100 We recommend tbal tho Board at F Noffke Buperviaor* allow aad authorise payIto^ Baja Voacher Moved by Sa antaar Joffke, lap. ported by hup* -vlaer Soya, that th* 4485 Eaten County be accepted aad Health Department ... 8531.06 Commllteo'a rapart . Roll fell. Motion 4486 Bchsdor’a Office Happllee 34.18 4467 Haas Holism Maehlaee 8.50 Hupervleor O'Ccaaar, Ch tires* a of 4466 Michigan Bril Tetaphrnso Co................. 66.83 4660 Bixby Office Happly fe. 14.36 4400 Praaoek Hoopltol ........ 16666 4461 HMolttoo A Porklae Drag fe......................... 70.05 4493 Travel ......................... 966.67 4483 Batea Oouaty Health Dept. ...... 611.00 4486 S.W. Michigan TB Detection Project .......... 655.76 Blgaad: tho County Treaanrer far aame. Franklin Beckwith, Chairman oa No Claimed Allowad Bari MeKlbbin 1. Cavaal City Victor Eckardt Office Supply Moved by Baporviaer Beckwith .« xa.ia a 11.36 tuppovtel by Supervisor Eckardt, tkll *' Vlmbatl8' . 786.10 70660 Moved by Superrism McKIMta, 8. onsidared al IhH Yaaa—Hup*rviaan upported ky Bap*rvls*r Millar, lhai Len*^ Lyon*. MUIba Payroll report be approved aa oad RoB Call. Mojloo Carried. Buperviaor Lyons Introduced Rich­ ard Rabiasao fmm Eaton Rapid* who a raaaIng for Circuit Judge. Mr. Rab- Kibble, Meed. W. naoo (pve a abort talk aa hla quail"no cimkraad a cemmaaleatloa lealton* aad passed uni ’ Robinson ta Rmll Running*' to th* Board mem- taKr-foiS; sj^i aas .ameaau . 7FU . . 6.08 68.30 .. , I860 »,<H> 1.30 38. Lal ph Meoee. “i aall Johnaua laTtra .... 38. leoparallva 100.06 340 640 raa1^ Clorik 1560 laallnga ommerclal rtatera .— ss. arreugha tarp............... larvard Jnlvarallr .. Crilay Kiev ria Service . 89. enrlhouao tervlce ........ 40. tavoel Oily Jfflco Supply Jperatlve Pub lahlax Co. .. 48. tallaghan Co ...... 48. Vest Pubable* Co. .. fbe iLbbaMerrill Co.. 45. Bchador'a Oftoo Supplies. lobovt Milter Paul Glbaon. 46. Miltou Buehlar .... 49 Fitter 3erp. "...4 ta. S3. 54. * It. ■ ST. 58. 58. 11X *■“ 5.30 •” 6.30 18.78 13.76 3740 6.10 0.10 81.71 81.15 4.1B 4.78 60.00 06 00 13.60 19 BO 6.00 6.00 _ 3.67 60.00 3.87 166.30 U6.30 54.90 54.90 671.60 6T1A0 Mahler ........ 8040 L-Ia Carpenter lardware ... 765.18 -r/t"r VoW . . 304 00 •eanock Roepltal .... 20.00 Dereal C’lly Iffle* Supply to.................. 4 00 liner Ou plteallag larvlee .... 84.00 Idgrecaograpb Multigraph taep............... 38.70 -iailtag* lemmerclal sinter* ... 16340 Vaaeeal • Camera Hh«p 6540 larry County ng Cm. ’ .-. tee. R. ferailer .... Woodall 1 rmrar .... 5.00 abnton .. ... 78. Jorl Jordan . 13.00 18.40 OS. 68. ■7. 73. 75. 78, 77. 80. 181.00 Mrta ......... Steo* Equipneat Co......... 83. •reel City Iffle* Supply ta. .............. 8A krtbur L. 0540 •a tried ■ •nWte .... 87. loons J. Heavy ........ 86. fllltom unsmsll ... 60. eeeel City ffleo Supply le. ............ 00. lar Paper 0. ... ... 91. urkey Sale* 83. 10. St aadard Oi Co........... 11. »l andard 35.30 8 15.00 75.00 35 30 .... 83.00 >.» 33.00 3045 3045 14.00 14.00 • 840 1... 840 X..S 86.60 86.80 183.80 133.80 . 13. M rl H. 20.40 30.40 fempbell . .. 18, Haaltaga Cemmoeelal Printer. .... 34.50 54*0 14. Dewaria Car Palar* . 13 45 18.45 15. S A X Hadi r Rhop .. 6.00 0.00 14 V Iter* ........ 37.85 31.85 Ta t>. nutn* Tire Berate* .. 66.75 tt.1t 16. Robert G. (Iiroech ... 69.50 00.50 19. Eaton County Sheriff** Dept.............. 560.00 500 00 30. Clare Corson. 130.00 130.00 31. Bernard W •Iran ........ 15.00 16.00 33. V rlyn Hlevene .... eo.oo 00 uo 33. Hmllk A Doctor ........ 130.30 130.30 34. Barry Cleaner* ... 19.30 19.30 35. Dtek Carl .. . 39.1)0 38 00 81.183.83 51,183.33 10.80 Jerome J. VanMatre Leant* Kentrid 765.13 MdVed by Supervteor VanMatre. 004 00 •upported by Huperrlur O Cow nor. that the Committee* report be atrepied and adopted aa read. Rail CalL 30.00 Metlon Carried. VanMatre. Chairman ri the £ ervlsor imlnal Claim* Committee, pre4.00 •inlet Use Marine Eefurcameai Cl.Im 04.00 3176 * 163.30 1540 3340 bine**.?.... M. 45 mpbell ...• •■a r«. ....... 3. Co real City & 4. Cn2an Shop. . £• Ci Seen .... rdaer Ph armaay ... 7. La 8* rvteo t........ S'... ?: 0. D aci 4 5**.. Claimed Allowed 77.00 No. 1 Ha a Knatne Harriet.* 03.03 ( 93.03 33.60 3. R A X Radiator ................... 0.21 8.31 6.00 3. Shop Rolwrt 0. Chroarh 800.00 600.00 Insurance 6.08 6.08 4. (Irlgar ney ............. 110.00 110,00 08.30 63.80 5. La ter* ,r“r....... 15.00 15.00 t. Ha gbman Marta* iarnett ........ 18.17 18.17 a A Service.. 643.92 843.03 National Bank 7. Da Id 0. Wood... 12340 133.60 Harttags . 55.00 55.00 ’. Penney Co... 1347 1341 Kellie fannee KenBeld Backkoul ... 17140 17140 Moved by Hupervleor VanMatre, William by Hupervleor Keateld. Hrkpalrick . 108.10 106.10 suprarted that he Committee’s report be atand adopted aa read. Hull Ihild *............. 41.05 41.05 Call Mellon ferried. Marik* L. traitor Frier. Chairman of lha Knha ......... 14.85 1445 Properly femmlltea. presented Irtbur J. from th* Raglaiar of Deed* laeky ...... 01.0? 81.07 a req eal police aad light ta vault and Brttee H. aid 6v* treat aheold be raIraa ........... 01.45 61.45 aad trim three tree* at a !S& • price f 8150.00. W8I.T ‘ •” •” ported by Auperriaor Lyona. ibal the n of trimmtag and removal of Overall flapand supplies and Hail ta the HF Q»........... 14,50 14.50 Heg’rt er nf Deed* office be referred yfw»Ji ..... io.oo 10.00 to the Properly w|ih power W. R. Birk . 1140 11.10 to act Koji fell Committee on Reg la lar al Deed* alph Moor*. 13.00 13.00 77.00 83 3.00 110.66 37.60 «te* .......... Callaghan A 'ompaay . .. di. 18.00 11.00 I860 1761 l-D............... eeiaad III..pie ... 8.00 laallnga raaa. Inc. .. 110.60 84. •uahtao 83. pen set Motion Carried. VaaMalre. Chairtael at ,u"-K rvleor mini Claim* committee, pro­ aealed to* Criminal Claim.- To th* siunoraase 800.00 Beard ef Supeerieerat Your femmlltea on Criminal CT*tai. 16.00 800.00 13.00 13.00 18.80 ter waa not approved. 8660 yla Newton 740 1040 15.36 11745 99 80 80.80 88.30 33.00 Buperviaor Eckardl eacnaed al 8:30 Sup lha Abstract Committee, prorated the abatreel report ter too month of 181.00 Mav. IBM. Mo • 4 by Supervisor Panneck, aap81.80 period by tupervltor Boy*, that the placed oa Ote. Motion ferried. 740 permlaelnu for overtime "worl aad pay far th* girl* ta her office to egthe work ta her office. 1048 podite Moved by Buparriaor PeenecJr. •upported by Hapervlter HoekwRk, that the Abatreel Offlaa be greeted permlaaloa for over ll me work aad 14.08 jay la aapedlt* the work ta ker of•re. Roll fell. Motion ferried. Buperviaor I., Hoffman, chairman ri list Pavroll Committee, preaanled 177.65 lha pay roll. June 1*. 1900 96.30 Te th Honorable JOSS 86.80 Oeatlei (emmltla* on Payroll aubmlla0“ ha following report, and we Ibal the eeveral amount* BBOO Haled need ••lew be allowed. 13.00 18.40 .... BtclriA .T1 nZSo o 8000 Crete ............ 1 80AM 10.00 Italy ......... 1....... 30.00 ... Foley ......... 1 30.00 60.00 1 80.00 ... a. itonivisn . 1 60,00 ... L. Haffman . 1 30.00 KenOeld ... 1 30.00 30.00 ........ Milter McKIbbln .. n-rti*...■ ■ ■ ■ Penn ock ... So / a ............ W«b*r ....... VanMatre .. i 1 1 ! 1 » 1 1 30-66 10.00 80.00 20.00 80.00 10.06 80.00 io.66 1O.66 80.00 !2 10.00 ... ... 10.00 “i?- MHaagu Comm. MUoa a 1.10 Rxp.Total 8-6 30 8 ... $ 3841 .» SO ... 38.33 37 3.40 11.10 18.3? 45 ■ -30 ... 10.35 io t£! 1,0 *••• 66 ■3 1-30 ... 40.09 137 i ST 3 33 38 >• ! .? 1 77 .86 147 13740 34 38 301 X30 ... 5.30 8.30 340 840 1-60 ... ’’"aJl5 .!?W IdS 840 <38.10 B6.il U.18 ' " 86.33 30.05 !!Si “•!! M U18 3.W 1443 840.70^^03 90 30 8430.00 8330.00 Lloyd Hoffman Wm. F. flayM rector. appeared before Ibe Board v* a program report al aampfc|L •’KT’1*?~ ■ aaaaaetag proeadaraa He alto •upported by Supervisor Peaaock. that lha report of tha lit a* t.* accepted aad adontad *• UaIi “fc. Motlou ferried, ealy Clerk Will tom Orldter raJ5. Moved by Buperviaor BeckwIU. ^uhiias.'atsTiis Ordinance at II la now elected, ra. »“^e*nalag bran,rI“ «, ««tou*l*d. also pwvleor L. Hoffman, feairmae ri •r-(e la regard to jaak yard arena Duerenra Oasuailira reported « *m*a6ad ae Junk yard* may a AppreUril reporlJar Oraeiy Ixirt"1 rllhoat nndaa peveavre. ’ 'iKiid "bf £ifOTvi*ra*'u'' Hoffman. Purled that lha report be tabled with tea aineetaltow al rooriviu ether ranort* M.Hra MeUa »er* approved <a4 78.88 ■■P«7vtee» If. 'PaWawa, 0.03 63.10 taU Ilea MUtaa BnoMur. 11J4 * «!sf vying of a tex lo create a staking^ f nd to bo need for . 0. Heal*. ID............... •?« r ’ S.t w 1‘ r ’ v WHEREAS, by adsalnlstrariv* ragu0. Hlaniard I OB Oo~........ or performed In • foregoing propoaltlena to the oleelora of aald County at a apeclal elpgtlon to h.l.l aa tsr^n 3. 1866. 134.47 direr led not lo bouse prisoner* ta slid County Jell and to transport **ld 484 00 prisoner* to th* Jail of soother coon5 50 *20 WHEREAS, th* County of B.rry 81.463.80 Bl.463.80 has tho* had to transport It* prisoners Jerome J. Van Matra 1T.50 17.50 to the County Jell of Eaton County. Craig. Doty; Haye L Hoffman KaaJaek W. O’Connor Belli. Lens. Lyon* McKIbbln, Mill«r. ( htrl- tie Ml hlga i as > Lannea Ken6eld 35 00 35.00 WHEREAS, ta the judgment of tho Noffke, O'Connor Cjt’ K?*ifoffma^ Moved by Bupervlaor VanMatre, Board of Buperviaor*, Jl, la derated VanMatre^ Writer upported by Bnpervlaor Krnfleld. that he elatma be allowed aa read. Holl far. ri 'laid County and jta rltlaana ley. Lpervl'sor .H 'all Motion Carried. Moved by Hupervleor Brekwlth. tor's new Jail and‘sheriff'* realdenc* 31.70 31.70 upportad Huperviavr Doty raised the qua*by Hupervlaor VanMatre. hat the dee Ignat Ion of rlalma erigl and for the construction and equip- Vtrll lirtrr.se ana in* Lonniy wouia at lag from the SherlFe Department ping of such jail and sherilTa reelable lo obtain matcklag fund* If hall be railed "Bkerira Department dene*, and for the County to levy a b* 15 75 15 75 ’'talma** basement was pul In aad Jack Knoll in preferenea to ’‘Criminal tai of two mills for the year* 1966 aagain eiplained about the cool aa ro’ and that Committee camber and 1867 tor lha purpose of creating 70.00 70.00 -lalma* gsrd* putting ta a basement. ahall bo as designated- Motion aforesaid' purpose*, pursuant lo tho Moved by Hupervleor Weber, supCarried. Millon Buehler, Equal Italian DI- atatule* of the Blate ri Michigan ta portad by Hupervleor L. Hoffman, that 44, 00 44, 00 eetor. appeared before the Hoard and such ra*. made and provided, and tha Clark n* antkoriaed la draw up a to Incrraa* the Csmrtllullonal Millage rbeek for 8*00.00 for tbe option oa 3.50 3 50 or the County al a prire of 843l>.|o limitation by two mllla for th* year* th* Harrlgar property on West Rial* nd_ about 3.000 earda for appraleale 1966 and 1967 lo allow such levy for Hired. Roll Catl. 17 Yean—(tapervig­ the aforesaid pnrpooea. and or* Craig. Doty. Eckardt. Fnlgy, WHEREAS. Daverman A**oriat«*. Hay**. L, Hoffman. Kangeld. Leak, Moved by Bupervieor Frier, tup fee., of Grand Rapid*, the archil ret* Lyon*. MeKlbbin. Miller, Noffke. Pom17.50 37.50 jorted by- Hoperrltor Peunoek. that and engineers retained by the Board nock. Roy*. VanMatre, Weber. Cl. » 40 00 ,40.00* be Eqealliation Dlreetor be granted, of Ruperviaon of Barry County, ha* estimated the coal of constructing and nor Beckwith absent and Mead ex­ (ell Call. Motion Curried. _ equipping the proposed new County cused. Motion Carried. 00 00 60.00 Moved by Rape visor L 11off raaa. lean to Uli the varaney on the Can- Jell and Hkeriff • residence lo be th* attlag Board for lha Democrat Party. sum of Four Hundred Flfly-two Thou­ 10.00 10.00 ntll 3:00 P.M to­ Moved by Hupervleor Beekwlih. sand (8453.000 00) Dollars, which It hereby declared to b* th* day. Metlon Carrie ff. upported by Rupert Itor Foley, that estimate St 00 35.00 coat of aald naw County he nomination* be rioted and the *«tltnat*d and Sheriff"* re*ld*nr*. and Irvk dorltre Ray fHten eleetedja 611 Jell WHEREAS the estimated cn*t of a 300 00 300.00 • It* for Mid new County Jail and May 37. 1966 fotloa Carried. Hastings, Michigan The Clerk read the minute* of th. HheritTa realdenc* la the sum of 3105 3104 Purananl to the eating and tame were approved a* Thirty - ala Thousand (836.000.00) Dollar*, and this A M. the Boa WHEREAS. Il la therefore nec* In Ibe Courthouse aad was called to .................. .... Moved by Ropevrleor 1. Hoffman, aary to raise the turn ri Three Htsn upportevl by Hupervleor Xoffke. that deed Forty four Thousand Two Hun- at 2:10 P M hr Board adjourn to Cull of the dred Twentr-aii and 53/100 18344.­ Roll Coll; All members prrsenl ox' hair Holloa Carried. 711391 Doilara tn purchase a site for rrpl Repervisor Beckwith ebaeal aad a now County Jail and Hhrriff"a reel- Foley. McKIbbln and Mea.l recused. MAT SESSION * 40.04 Bocob4 -Day— Forenoon tame* by"tbe'fevylng'of 'be aforesaid Hupervleor L. Hoffman. Chalrsnaa May 27. 1966 ta* io (stabUsb aald sinking fund, at the PyroIl Committee, aubmltlad Harting*. Mirklfan 4 65 4 05 ] ale: May 37. 1966 Pursuant la the adjournment taken andWHEREAS, the Board of Super 75.05 7«.O5 ay l<>. 1964. the Board met In Ha visors does hereby determine and de- To tbe Honorable rlaro that the climated period of use iiieard of Hupervlao ■ ailed to ord** by Chairman Ernest fulness of said new Cuunly Jail and offman am. Your Committee oa Payroll snhmlta Hborira realdenc. la not |**a than Roll Call All member* of the Board 10.30 10 30 tbe following repo reaolrt etrepl Supervisor Beckwith a,Nolv0,T^lKRkFORF.. BE IT RE mewd that In* sev below be allowed. SOLVED THAT: 55.00 55.00 peelal Building and Rile Committee. OAIITDed. bed that the Bperial Building and ■a. Cents. Inc. MUeag Oomau 33 0 40 339.40 I. Committee be esroied Day* Salary Work .W. Mils* O 81 The Clerk read a letter waived Beckwith ... 1 8 30.00 8 30.00 1.68 4 8 4< 1 om the Hints Henale liepubllran Of- Craig .......... 3 40.00 150.00 8.02 >4 ,4C ... 1*2.38 1.70 1.70 1 oe ta re«urd te Hoose Bill No. 3774 Krkardl 3.37 74 7.4C .... 2 40.00 40.00 14.60 V* 68 Moved by Hupervleor Noffke. aop 157.50 167.10 3.37 10 ’ 1.06 Doty ............ 3 40.00 40.00 ... 77 68 orted by Hupervlior Ievil, that th* Foley .......... 3 3 37 10 1.00 40.00 40.00 X00 79.68 ties be referred to the Rules aad Haye* ........ 3 3.53 33 3 30 40.00 20.00 3.20 69 87 5.30 5.30 1 esolullunt Committee Motion Car- E Hoffman .3 100 00 30.00 5 05 84 3 40 3.60 ll»M . Hoffman . 2 40.00 110,00 6 31 60 6 !IO 31 00 ’ 170,68 The Clerk read a rommunlr^tioe (endcld . . . 2 3 95 4 4 40 00 3U.00 ■ 67 U rtebed from State Representative wn* ........... 3 40.00 30.00 3 85 64 6.40 6 40 79.85 Lynaa .......... 3 40 00 130.00 36 60 167.8T 30.00 M 00 ' odiral Faulty Mead ......... 7 40.00 ... Moved by Hupervlaor Ixni, sop- Miller .......... 3 1.69 64 6.40 40.00 ... 40.60 40.60 p.srled 16 80 14*83 by Soporriaor VanMatre. that McKIbbln ... 2 1 47 56 6.641 4 0.00 90 00 be reeelred and planed on Nuffh*............ 3 3 S3 73 7.30 40.00 30.00 14.00 ta.tl 74.30 74.30 1 a0 letter Mellen Carried. 431 6 .60 O'Cannar ... 3 40 00 60.00 3.70 10068 The Clerk read a eopy of the Pennock ... 3 3 S3 66 5 60 40.00 3000 5.60 64.67 CMC 61.60 le Iter that th* Preaeautlng Attorney fcyn ........... 3 8.11 40 4.00 40.00 10.00 3.00 5360 rote Mr. Ckarla* Barbar la regard 5.8953 5.30 Weber ........ 3 40.00 100 00 1560 15461 66.11 MJ1 U eolleetlea of a el*fan oo lireatork VanMatre .. 3 3.78 66 5.60 40.00 50.00 14 00 105.81 88. tf- 1100 IM IS 180.35 ■pn B.OB 1 fan. Armry .| 6. Hlstorleal Society ta the aam of ewer fe. .. 6737.00 to cover portion ef eiHUM nt tor laslalllag and prapsteatien el alien UraOto .... al Yankee Hprta . and Hall". Prairie. woaard' Roll fell. Ma4ira 5**^1 -I i! j NO *-06 1 1 □ _3._AII public official* at th* County all munfcitml unite thereef. irithla each lime a* shall be required by law be aad they ata hereby directed to do thing* and acts 47 u '.’J, ® - 8566 rxa 6T.U ilH13 L ewMlh Seleno. Currie BalomMt. Waitawn aad O U Bockaoil Bled Icotlona ter Ermine Admlnlatrator E Barry Coealy aad were relief-ta y ta appear before the Board for iplarview la record I* the poolfe. No aelloa waa taken al thia ■Mi AdmlalalraKw. O’Cooa or. Chairman of lb8 operviarw Mlarellanooua Cialma Committee. lealed the fallowiae: r |*e Honeruble Mr"’ C«m"i~'*on Mlaeollanemia Qi ma and Armenia roapeeUully mUa the foilowlar aa He Mar repan. rocaaeaaradtaa lha allavaara of Iba eeveral aiwranla aa given below, aad that Iba Clark ba aulkarlrrd In drew aa Iba Caaaly Treasurer for JhT* Claimed Alb-ad 4.30 •toteei* ■... I . .’j 6J0 MB 3746 ..ritalZ M.D. . JUWB 8BS4UOM Ono Itay—Aftersoea rd that he had received a call from Orlo Moorman ef Bcritagira, leva, INSTRUCTION TO VOTER slating that ho weald rleaa aad print »Jf «•* Mark a erooa £n) J i> <h* ra**re to Ibe the (ourlbouae for1 a price af 68.500. Hupervleor Kenffeld mvad, rapTh* Hoard recoavraou aad w** ported by Ruparvlaor MUtee. that th* "Te authorise th* Board ri Super­ Clerk writ* a letter te Mr. Moorman railed le order by Chairman Eraeet vlaora to l»vy a tax of twe <B> at nsa-Teath Sl_ Bnrilnfftea, lava, Roll felt AU member* of tbe aad tell him that the Board la not mllla each year to were prevent (3) yrara. to crea e e sinking fund Interested ta hla preposition. MaUea Board Earl MrKlhbln. Chairman of the FlHuparvlaer Noffke. Chairman ef the nance Committee, prelented tho folsite foe a asv jail and aberir* reap Livestock Committee, presented the now jail and following: rautpjdng of ea sheriff* realdenc* To the Honorable Chairman ef Finance Committee Hoard of Supervisors: ’ Your Commute* an LI res leek Barry County Board of RstpervUora □ l lain-., and Account* respectfully aubmil* tha following a* It* May report, □ NO g roomm ending th*, allowance of the Door.Sir: several amount* as given below, Aad treaafer 'lho following fnnda Jo the \ that the Clock ba authorised to draw OFFICIAL BALLOT ..n the (cunly Treasurer for um> No. ' Claimed Allowed month of June. I860. COUNTY OF BAHRY rw-qu-si iransier HTATE OP MICHIGAN rial Printer* ....8 36.50 8 30.50 1. Direct Rallaf 3. Dean Braden . . 368.60 888.80 (a) Harry County August 2. 1966 3. Farm Bureau flervlre*. In*. . . . 7.70 7.70 <b) Barry fe " INHTRUCTIO TO VOTER 4. Palmer Chemical A Medical Can Msrk a cross (i) In tn* sqnar* ta Mie .i.r, _r is. —..,j --V.." A. -•**.-* 3. Social Welfare 8557.86 8557.96 (a) Admlalslrattoe. . Roy C. Noffke IlMpilallaaltoa and Capital which may bo Wm-^F. HeVra Outlay ........ 6.000 6.000 Miessrd against all property le Barry County, Michigan, be la­ Moved by Buperviaor Noffke, enp- a. mi io ware r<•» (aunty hjld^ Car* noaa errased as pros ded bj law, By l-orled by Huparvlaor Boy*, that tbe Beatrice M A'ii*tlra’aa"ra«i laed, at all prep l.lrolMk Claim* be allowed ea preWelfare DI rector aealed. Roll Call. Mellon Carried. y for a period «f ri Social Welfare two (31 year*. Ik e year. 1866 aad ported by Hopervlaor Miller/that Jack O’Conner Inveallgale the question ri a sinning tuna t disposing at aU ear bodiea. Molten Jril aad sberiffa re.taene. and*to Carriad. You are berab y authorised te treat Nnpervlaoe Millar. Chairman at the eneral Fund to the Rule* and Uaeotatloaa Com ml Ilea, re- ter from lha ly Jail and Hber ?’a realdancol ported oa Ibe two Reeolalloaa that Barry County Horlal Welfare Depart were referred to the Committee. He ment th* above_amount,Bated to eel. slated that the Resolution oa Appor­ □ tionment ha* been taken care of and Juno 1066. <1.60 X .... nmavrlal -sun j3 «s I COUNTT OP BARBT ' STATE O# MICHIGAN 6.10 6 40 1766 : i Bared by Bopervlaer L- Heffmae. ported by Rvperviaor Hayea. that two polleleo on the Caaaly Build aad one on Marino Equipment, renewed- Motion. Carried. rhe laanreare femmlllea ronlaried Coleman Agcerr tor an al l taisal lha Caaaly Buildings and reaUa a for la •evince program Mr. Catoaaa Informed Ika Board that ba wtahaa ta raaeal liability pallra Kberiff"* earn aa the County 1aid immediately Bad another rue of liability lararaara dr*. Parman. of Ike Barry County mane Rerlety. appeared before the led aad anole about the need for eeleide raaa al th* Anltaai Shelter. Ibe beaatllcatten of Ika area turrrandlag the abriter. rmplioa and SarD^t' wirda'i* iC’bam! R^teto U willing la malrb the County with • aaawy la ewnalnsel ma ap la »1.000. Moved by Snparvteor Polar, leapparted by Suparviaor KraOrid. that Uta roqaeel far fund* tor dog tuna al Iba Animal Shelter ba referred la Finance Committee io report beak. Ian Carried. Aeyd IMtamn. Chairman of the araaee Committee, reported that Andree 1 neo rut re Company could t ude Liability 4. Count, rar. af taveefeafen by Ala fempanle.. s alas ata tad that quotattoaa are ea from the Booth Aceury. J weed by Baporviaer L. Hollman. period by Baporviaer Krateld. that l»a Coealy Treaanrer bo aulhoriied renew tanraaee ea County care m aaeutteae ere available. Motion OFFICIAL BALLOT C«. ... ••-Jneb 5^... IB. ( epplywfe?., nrSiri'LS! elpnl Court be entitled to up te 6100.00 expeaaea per year ea proper billing. Kell fell. Motfaa Carried. Moved by Baperviaor McKlbbla. supported by Supervisor Miller, that the Board roeeea. lo 8:00 F.M. today. Moilea Carried. - 61.00 "■I =88 3 •r 3- sk&Pa t; sepsf Ike fhraaly Trrajptov h* antheriaaff to nja*to“Ziii;**. A'dmtaialrntae. Mei-hllff CWre Fuaff 618.U6066 far lha use _ai the Probata Oeurl. Motlra 8o4 copie* from ........ .......814940 SOO*ceple* from »t................ 8166.60 m th* Barry Caualy ffleteeiral Itecta war* read lo th* >■>> 8.16 V .JI ........ 00. Jm rehrn^ „... 13.00 18.00 Bn •we, M.D.. KF................... .... d ' rxcwrar* frews t (ortaha Jo tie appetofmaat ct a : =s: - taonty Jail and H erl7. re.ld.neet 8. Held proaaaBI “* ,h*11 *** ,UU* >n separate ballet r'£b*S:FS8 and dTstributed by la the manner rrau ballola sbatl b* to anbataatlahy Obe fallowing form: --rita^JSiy . W il •Ira. faralterv aad ether need* al Detenltee Hama be referred to **L 'BaK’ctlL Motion'Cawriel Moved by Bapeeriear McKIbbln. eepperted by Sapar’Hnr Beckwith. ■Ml !>• r»ui> Treasurer be author. toW te maafee from th* General Fund te the Barry feuaty Berlal Welfare Deportment. Child Can Fund. 81.000.00 Mellow OnM Moved by RupaTV teer MeKIhbln. eappevled by Beparvieee U Hoffman, that the Geuatv La authorfrom the General fcad teta traaafer lha Law Library Fund ir 600 00. Mellon Carried. Baparviaor L. Haffmaa. Chairman tha Insurance Committee, stated peltries aa the CWaty Build U I two aad one aa Marine Equipment. , fiP'g • .art* » -—t— Fund.^ Jnvralie Dhlaloe at she Fra- S i ■ . A digression waa held In regard ”‘° la Ibe feasibility at keeplag lha Uaenre Bureau her* and Merl Carop M>° UUj Sheri*., cave a statement ta re30.00 30.00 '"Moved'1 by'lapervlaor^Dolr. lapported hy Sapors Ivor Mas. that the 33.45 83.46 letter be referred to the Sheriff Commiller. Motin Carried. 10.34 1034 ma?'afl4|ha County Plaaalra'asauntt tee. supported by SapervUer Keothat Curtis Holonsoa be hired at 1.06 1 96 Bold. the same salary end mileage a* the prevlvus Zoning Administrator re It. Arthur Uleea 14.60 14.00 Roll Call. 4 Teas-^iupevvlsora Doty. TO. Nellie M. Rekardt. Foley, Kenfcld, Miller. Baekheul ... 41.30 41 90 Neffkr. OCoonar. Chairman K. Hoff71. Feed metean 63.50 63.50 man; 6 Nay* — Buperviaor* Hayea. 71. Panama Leur. Mead. Peonork. Reyn. Van CarMaCo. .. 8.60 8 60 Malre. Beekwlth aboral, Craig, L. 73. Wendall Hoffman. Lyons, MrKlhbln aad Weber A menur .... 67.60 67.60 74. Tkamaa A. by Supervisor Hayea that Khlrta .......... 100.75 100.75 weMoved bring the qaeallea of a Zoning 76. Thomaa A. out ra Iba floor for Rhine ......... 66.60 66.50 Administrator farther disraeaiee. No support. 16. Orover LelhHupervleor dark O'Cranor brought OM. Jnallee. 36 60 36 6'1 up the question of these old autorao being parked along the high­ Co........... 37.00 37.00 bile* ways and ta yard*. A discussion was It. Denbleday held on this matter. Brea. 4k Ca.. 11.61 11.51 Moved by Ruprrvlser Miller, aup78. The Haallnce Reminder .. 1.40 1.40 jsorted by Supervisor Mead, that the Carried. Jack W. O’tenner The Board rvronvrned and was 81.666.21 53,647.56 railed -to order by Chairman E. HoffMeved by Bapervlur O*6eanar. Holl Call: All members of ths anpported by Hupervlior KenSrld. Hoard were present oveepl Supervisor that the Cialma be allewed with the Bovkwllh absent. eaeeptlen ef Claim No. 31 at read. Ropersisier Weber. Chairman of the Holl^Call. Morion Carried. Rpevlsl Building and Hile Committee spoke oa the various *llea eonsidered taal the I B M. for romblnarira of for the Jail location. He described the Ropervtaer "peaiteek. Chairman at Rhule property on Routh Hanoser ; the Barrlgar properly on West the Abalmct Committee, prevented St Stale Street which could Ls obtained for a price of 836.000 and also tbs April. 1066. lx>o Trim property un Weet Hlate Street tor a prire at 830,000. but ported by Supervieor llerkwith. that listed that Trim, wanted a life he report be rereired and piaeed on Ira** on th* Mr. house. Mr: Weber sisted that the Barrlgar properly was thg roost desirable alls. Mr. Weber then tatrodursd Jack Knoll from Daverman a Associates who eiplained Iba situation In re­ gard to the site* and Informed the that the Hhute property on Moved by ihapervlaor Pennock, rap­ Board Hanover II** a Hill* low -tor port rd by Bepervleor Beelnrltb. that Mouth Hewer and If a basement the Abaupel ttlTlre purrhaae the Nanllary waa required It would need more needed paper anppllre and authnrltr study and a sewerage lift pump the trurrbaae order io be leaned. Mo­ would be required al the Hhute proprion Curried. Aoved by Supervisee Weber, sup­ ported by Bupeevlaor Lena, that the ported by Buperviaor Lyons, that the mailer al parrhaae of rhatra tar the Barrlgar property be the 6r*t allo far Abatreel Offh-e be referred to the th* Barry County Jail with an option of gsoii.oo for a period of 130 day*. art Roll Call Morion Curried Hupervl.or Crala. Chairman of the Roll Call. All raembee of the Board Court Committee. Judlriary and I.e< abaent and Mead eacuaad. Motion alallvo Committee, reported that the C'arrled. . Hupervlior Weber again turned th* at amoothly. .. % ' floor over to Jack Knoll who went be Olminal Cialma Committee, "pre ever tha coat'eatlmale of a 55 Inmate Jail, ruplataed the typo of 4*11 >om* eeatod the Olminal Cialma. of the construction and also what Iba Ta the Hoaarahie all* development root Include* H* aiBeard of Buperviaora: plalned that lb* landscaping cost* Tear Committee on Criminal Oalma w*iw*not la tin fed ta lb* eallmatea. and Arewnta reapeetfnlly aabmlia the Buperviaor Weber talked an the following aa tin May report, roeem- railing lha money la build the mending the aUdwanee of the. mv- Jal), howof much was on hind at the nrvient tlm* and anted mill* he Clerk be aulhoriied to draw on for J year* would bringthatta 3 839.1,lha CUItaly aa u,^.JB1,I^,rd'*,^jowtd 606.60. , Hupervlior Lloyd Hoffman read tbe 1. Standard Oil Co...................8 370.00 8 370.00 son further eiplained 'th* Resolution and alto about placing aam* on the »nwlee*,'b**. . 6.35 5.35 ballot. STATE Or MICH10AW 3. K V. Prien COONT. OF BABBT 4. Deway'a Cur Official Brauiutlon adopted by th* Palaeo ....... 6.40 6.40 Board of Supervisor* of Barry Oouaty, 5. Robert , on th* 27th day at May, Graualra ...' 30.40 50.40 Michigan, 1966. to provide for the aubmlsatan 6. Clare Cernoo. Deputy ... 315.00 315.00 lo the sUclora of aald county, at * Sad day ef Anguet. 1866, the quae Uon of th** approval ria rasoluUoo J5 _ Peru ti. ... 6.34 6.34 valuation of aald county a* Cbrouch . .. 67.60 67.50 •eased aquallaad for a parted of two <*> 0 K. V. Prire years, the year* 1866 aad 1567* to A Co........ 47 05 47.05 create a sinking fund lo b* uaed for 0. Courthouaa purchase of real estate for a ait* Gulf Kerr ire. 13 50 13.50 the for a naw county Jail aad aharifl"* 1 MeCall’a aad lo construct and equip Tallera ....... 16.45 18.45 rsaldtnco •ack naw eouaty jail and aherUT* r*«l3. Behader*a dtnca. and ths enaction of Increasing 0C1M corutltsatlonal mllltga limitation of Hnppllea .... 5.56 6 56 th* Mid county by two mill* for the years 3 - Uicna Tire 1866 and 1867 to allow such levy Herrlre ........ 84 60 64.60 for the riorosald purpoeoa. 4. Hehader'a W1IEREAH. the present County Jail Huppllaa ... 3.60 3.60 of Barry County has bean condemned. jhldB ?".U" 1 l-an.f.r -f faafe to t£.^HTaara l& i 41r] ^pmMy ........ "* Peerfa . . 1. Mm. Doria Nellkamer .. IS. Mr* Hamid 3 S'm'rI.. Marie 14 Mm’B.'U Bared in A. perriser Falay. Hy Oedfrrr ......... •rd 1/ Aapervlsev O'fewaar, that a,<B,|,n*or^Z-"mn<t"."™}h,'a>l”. Lleblur ........ IB. (irere-l.ee SUli CaU Motion Carried. Praduela. lae................. ‘ City da 41 the Datewtlan liras*. being V- OBlea ar beater, fmltara aad aeeeaaary Huyplle. . . . 3*1 StUH&T-KX. ® 16. Herold . Supervuon (Caatiomed frwn Fa<« SJ prepetition* be sabmltled to fbwJMF ied electors ri tee county o< Many, t-tts m Barry County. Ml hiean. *b* loiter' land tn Irvy a aa* ."U-iu-tirt create a afaklaff fund te bo used fri tha purchase al a site far a a»w JhH end sheriff* realdenc* and th* MWslnicUaa and^eqnlpptag *f aald new II. Shall Iba Umltatlan aa lb* total amauat af lasee which may be Aasessed against all property ta Bam CountJ. Michigan. bo~ tacrearad^ A ’be assessed vaitaa’lloa a* equalise? of all property ta the County for a period of two (81 year*, th* yrark 1866 and 1667, tor tbe purraaa tf nnrstela* * static* fnnd I* b* aald Far iba purrhaae o a alto for 1M» wS g i About------- IffJ f 1 o'i4UMMlra Hl !tii 1 ifore . ■•■ 6. Marry Ceanty Oitim1"1!....... MrfpUgaB a« (1». Motina OanM Th* Clark promoted a Basclutloa to the Baard In regard to Homestead Exampt leas aad Personal Property UM #Ji0 Bsateumata Moved by Supervisor Ke*laid, rap7145 71.15 ported by Rapervisor Mead, that th. kanotallowa beireferred to tha Rulee 10.00 10.00 and Reeolulloa* Committer. Mellon 3.06 ’ 1 00 The aerit read a letter waived from James M. Hare. Heeretary of Stat*, la regard to the Ideenae Bur31.40 83.40 ti. • S 3 - , , •hH? - - . **°4’ BqaaUaadtaw Di ’ �Midland Woman Takes GOP Post The Hastings Banner TKurUav. Thursday, July Jufc 14. 1966 appointed Special As­ a Republican State Hastings Native Takes Post at Albion College Carlton Center activities In tbe 1966 campaign. By Mn, Mm Otwtmllh man of the Michigan RepubU- and family of Portage had din* Harry Bancroft Buried Saturday At Irving Bancroft. 71. R3 Hastings. .... died at 5:40 sun. Wednesday, Stale Police troopers. operating ’ Mrs. Rlecker will concentrate on the training of women's daughter of Qaltfoinla spent groups' in political organisation throughout the State. Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip p. Caruso as aaslstant Henry Williams. Bunday they professor of ( dull of Lake Odessa and his In September. daughter of Detroit and Mrs. TW ur —- - • -__ _ «i.W Horace K MR. AND MRS. CHARLES TOBIAS Barry Farmers to Mark Golden Wedding Jubilee h.». -----—.। Because or the Illness of their __ farm tor the past 48 yean, are. to celebrate their golden wed- j Charles married Celia Cline ding anniversary al their home ln Hastings on March 1. 1918. at 770 Pritchardvilld'Rood on' In addition to farming,Charles Sunday. July 17. from 2 to fl pm | '‘a* a custom thresher for a Tbclr .MMte. «. ,, i tney naa seven cniidren. the arrange menu for this eer -nlrce WIU Dewey. 2H; Dale, 2q. । Their other four children are I Mrs. Carroll (Edith) Newton of! The open house was delayed | R4 Charlotte. Mrs. Guy (Evelyn) Higgins of R5 Hastings, Mrs. John >Donna) Ruby of R4 Has­ tings and Kenneth, also of R4 Hastings. They have 19 grand­ children and three great grand­ children. eulhar POWERS Capable and quali­ fied - Over 30 y«an 30 25 legal experience. rawt Primary Election LAZO'S PHARMACY He waa bom in Leamington. Ontario, on Juno 1. 1895. the Tbe State Police previous]J (Gibson) Bancroft. at Leamington, and married w Fern Hlckxnuth of'Leamington Promoted - Donald w Bi own, ■in _ 1912. Shc _ .am . —in < ISriT. iri'"19M *°n n9 nrir* Sfra VaSiI Brown dlcd of Mr and Mrs. John lie married Jessie Braund of °f RI Bellevue., has been promotLondon England |e<1 10 airman second clasa In the The* moved to Detroit where Alr Forcf Airman Brown Is an he was employed os a boat aircraft Instrument repairman builder on the Detroit River un- |at McChord APB. Wash. He Is U1 ira -ten te U> 1' for General Motors'Corporation 11,1 Command which provides In 1H4 M taLiTuTaM «lob-1 ,lrUn' *‘r retcue' ‘cro’ retired. They moved lo Middle medical evacuation, air weather tata wb«? nude 1X *nd ,lr photographic and geo­ um wnerc tney nude tlieir d<_Uc (nr ■ forcM Ht In rfdlUnn U, hU te U “ * survived by a son. George of Warren: three daughter?. Mrs. Leon (Joyce) Write of R3 Del­ ton. Mrs. Phillip (Doris) Moores | into effect. The 24-hour patrols ment in July. 1962. following Night patrols from trot car. Single officer and car other hours. •< Bell.VU. Hl,h Public Forum I Jack (Mona) Sands of Shel­ burne. Nova Scotia; 16 grand­ children; three slMera, Mrs. Al­ Bob Hubert Wins lie (EkUth) Ocauvreau of WlndSecond Chicago -- . _ __ at ---------------CT_ sor, Ontario; Mrs. John (Stella) Bob Hubert, son of Mr. and Rutls of Peoria. HI., and Mrs. 1-75, US-10, M-78, US-127, Mrs. Joseph Hubert of 1000 8.iGilbert (Elsie) Graham of HarJcfferson. won second place in row. Ontario the solo division In his category i are: East Lansing, Brighton, al the Accordion Teachers Guild1' 1Seventh-day Adventist Church. I Many picture posters of asplr- Ionia, Ithaca, Detroit. Romeo. ants for the Circuit Judge office Warren, Flat Rock, Ypsilanti, oompeUUona held at LaSalle ii . .. u 'have been observed on trees and Pontiac. Erie. Bay City. Flint, Hotel in Chicago last weekend. > utility poles In and around HasMike. Bob's twin brother, and 1Motorcyclist Hurt Peggy took third place In Junior Allen Sage. 22. Nashville, was, tings and Charlotte. hospitalised Tuesday night.' July This is I960 and an extensive ISouth Haven, Wayland. RockAmerican Beautification pro- :ford, Ml. Pleasant. Grand Ha­ About 1.000 students competed gram Is in progress. The removal 1ven. Cheboygan, Gaylord. HoughIng south on the Berryville Road of all billboards constituting ad- I in Ute competitions. near the Cloverdale Road. He vertlsing is urged for two rea­ missed a curve and ended up in sons: the brush. Deputy Gerald Smith 1. To eliminate such detrac- , lion from scenic views. al Pennock Hospital this Wed- I 2. To eliminate this recognised I' needay. truffle hazard. All drivers eyes;. should be on the road or street] not on a sign. □rr with rr. candidates. LOWELU Groiit Judge miles of the Stale's interstate urday. Elder Samuel Elie officiated and burial was In the Irving Cemetery. new John Smith, Stephen DeGroote home of tho newcomers that u spending bis vacation painting just moved Into the Roy Allerdlng house. * Rev. Wingard of Edna Lydy of Hastings spent Cedar Springs preached Bunday, Monday night and Tuesday with July S In the absence of Rev. Caruso is co-author with Da­ Vanden Busch. The Wlnegards vid R. Kamerscher of “Two Shorthand Methods for Estimat­ little Jeffery an now settled In Henney that day. * Rev. and ing Product Price Elasticities.'' their own home, the Kenneth which appeared tn volume Stamm house. They had stayed turned from their trip to his with her father. Gordon Utter, member of the American Eco- while remodeling their new Mrs. Vaughn Lydy called on the OversmlHu Sunday. ★ Her I ma Mu, a social science hono- plnali visited bls slater, Mr. and Daniel and family of Tennessee Mrs. Tony Blager, near Free­ are visiting his parents, Mr. and port. Sunday. * Fourth of July Mrs. Leslie Daniels. Several from here attended the weekend visitors at the Valen­ tine home were their daughters funeral of Ford Asplnall Friday of Kalamazoo, also George Bark- He had been raised in the com­ munity, the son of John and Mary Asplnall. * Mrs. Velda O'Connor called on the Over­ ELECT smiths 'Thursday am. "a*, a ' »' Tbr— . Pwom 1 ta * State Police on 24-Hour Patrol On Expressways Jxwa’ 'The VOGUES Have the Mrs, Macy of Middleville Dies Here Thursday EMM THIS IS 1968 Sincerely, Mrs. Chester E. Stowell Conservation Chairman District 2B Federated Garden of Michigan I dleville died Thursday morning. July 7, a: Pennock Hospital. Surviving ore four daughters. both of Grand Rapids, Raymond (JeAn> Boh­ To the Editor: It Is obvious that today's youth think the world belongs to them Mlrid’evllle: exclusively and that adults need not apply. । ww, Broadway. Green and Hanover 1Funeral" Home th Middleville who enjoy making speed and Lloyd C. Sanders officiated and I <-1,^ tn nrw_ • —-____ . ... ... •• - _ - When Your ns a diversion A taxpayer’s lawn ________ ‘ ' is a convenience for emptied slsr? And what Incentive do they Car Arrives Our fa>t, easy Car Loans make buying a car simple! Pick your car, come in to mo us, and in no time at all you're in the driver's Mat! Our convenient monthly budget payments and our low interest rates make it a breeze to own a car. Take the easy way out come see us soon Keynotes UF Meet—Dr. Harold E. Sponberg, president of East­ ern Michigan University, will keynote the 3rd annual State­ wide caimnlgn leadership insti­ tute sponsored by the United Fund starting this Thursday at Caberfae Lodge at Cadillac. The two-day Institute U lo ta.p bJ leaders prepare for the Pall drives. HOWTO Hwfiin WITHOUT HALF TRYING WITH A SOLID BODY ELECTRIC GUITAR • Personal Loans Bonk by Mail Safety Deposit Boxes D«Armand designed Elect! ones uy bvt “vte’ve gat to do voeneihing." The prattled irtd body. IM -Um- l.ngwbosrd. mate il so san 1 Us, jou jest rail slong wiM tM ®i? »6495 Other Models to $177.50 Musk Center IIS W. Seats. Hu M5-42M this community slgniflx^ce. cinue. making It im possible for If this community Is lo be de- respected citizens sk taxpayers to mod of adequate police service, u^ir then fnr what d/w It I Sincerely yours, need a new Jail? There U conntant criticism about the Ineffltrying to maintain order. How can a few officers, on day or'^rrtni nicely after having i night duty, be dutiful lo an un- 1 surgery In Grand Rapids on July disciplined community of this 5- Summer Needs Shop in Air-Conditioned Comfort C?D REX SALVINE BURN OINTMENT0 (ZaTOut^ DRUG STORE Keeps feet cool, dry, and comfortable in hot weather. Savings Certificates ESIATIONAL Today I not only found four emptied beer bottlCB but two rubber sheath’ on the lawn of building better FOOT POWDER MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SCRVICE • Checking Accounts sandwiciies that an- a geiienxis poorly paid but denied beneftte and luxurious repast for inhabit- ! that an attractive livelihood utanu ol the earth; paper cartons fees Criticism can be malicious 55* Soottung ointment for minor bums, sunburn. FIRST AID SPRAY ANTISEPTIC Fast first aid 1.19 GET YOUR KODAK FILMS HERE AND BRING THEM lACK FOR SPEEDY. DEPENDABLE PROCESSING . �M. Dunkelberger Has Fatal Attack While at Work Woodland Zion Lutherans to Observe Jubilee 1719 N. the South Maple Grove Evangeli­ cal Unted Brethren Church. The Rw R F. Rhoades offi­ ciated and burial was in the land baa written the following totter lo members and friends of the church. It should bo of gen­ aim w. raase sul eral Interest to others, too: HsMlnga. Mich., Ph. WI 5-9485 Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. ■ Worahlp, 11 am Wodnceday prayer, 7:30 pm Rar. Darlene Speas, Paator — "Faith — Bunday, for Tbday." on Prayer service. Wed., 7:JO pm TV. WOOD. Channel I 9: 30 am Morning worship. Bunday, Voice of 10: 30 am Bunday achool. Radio WJEF, 1230, 81 0:15 pm Christian Endeavor. >N METHODIST dos E. Taber, Minister eh Study, Bunday, >:4l hip, mmday, 11 Km b FeUowship. Bunday. 8. Sunday service, 11 im. Sunday school. 11 am. Wodneaday service, 8 ptp. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday. 3 to 4 pm Rev. Isaac Osgood. Paator Morning worship. 10 am. Bunday school. IL am. Christian Bwleavor. 7:15 pm Evening- service, 8 pm. Prayer ’meeting and Bible Study Wednesday, 7:30 pm at Ira Osgood'a Hastings. Mich, WI 5-948 •at. Sabbath school. 9:30 Worship. 11 am Tuesday pray*. 7:30 pm 10 am Sunday achool, 11 am. Morning w'orahfc 8:30 Youth Fellowship, fl:SO Evening prayer. 7 Evening worahlp. Study. •enday scbooL 10 am Morning worship. 11 am Evening service,'• pm Player service. Wed, 8 pm OUTDATED! Bunday school, 9:45 am Morning worship, 11 am. Bunday sealing service, 7.30. Wednradsy prayer. 7:M pm Every Sunday, 8:30 am. tbs erld - vide Free Mstbodtot roadcaat over WFUR. Rev. Gordon Blakeslee Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm * 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Preaching. j pm. Preaching. A PERSONAL LOAN IE THE ANSWER £Q Rev. M. F. Goble. Pastor 9:45 am. Bunday school. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL y 11 am. Morning worship. Rev. B. R. Davie. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ' 8 pm. Young People's service. Just off M-M. North on M-50 in George 8. Maratell, Pastor I- % pm. Evangelistic service. Village of Woodbury Church school, 10 am. 7 pm Wednesday service. Bunday school, 9:45 am Worship service. 11 am. . Worahlp. 11 sum. Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth chair rehearsal. Wed, 8. Fellowship service, 7:45 am Henry VanTll, Evangelist Youth Fellowship. Wed, 7. 10 am Morning service. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ 11:15 am Sunday school. vice, Wednesday. 8 pm at Roger There are dauc* for all. Carey home, west of church. Darrell Btartxud?president. A cordial welcome to alt Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. Betty Ovenahlre, director. Rev. Richard VandenBosch CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. Bunday school, 10 am Coato Grove St Durtte Road . Prayer service Wednesday. IM Morning worahlp, 11 am Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor tun. Class leaders, Clayton Mote Youth Fellowship, 7:38 pm Floyd Walter. Bupt. add Fred Bawdy. $1000 $25 "We believe that this Anniver­ sary Celebration will be a joy­ ful and inspiring occasion Indeed. Therefore we Invito you to share this joy with \u.“ 'Plan A Carefree Vacation C..h Yaa (tot 1 Fay All Yew Bills Cut Payment! By FsyeMt 8 5.00 12 512.18 17.00 25 519.71 24.00 30 709.90 28.00 38 •22.78 12.00 SMI 18.24 •r sm. to MO MOO te MOCO— IK% ew 1.000.00 36 36 'A te unday school. 10 am. Worahlp, 11 am. Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. Prayer, Bible study. IM pm. Bunday school. 10 am Worahlp. 11 am. Sunday evening service, 7:30. Wed. evening service, TM. local H. J. Buwalda, Minister Phones WI 5-3397, & WI 5-4995 ■-Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 9 am. to noon. Any other times by appointment. Bunday Schedule TOA MODERN FREE1 REFRWERATOR-FREEZER thtfHWuedi defrotftyl CONCRETE PRODUCTS VACATION TIME in Chin* and Japan, will te our speakers on Bunday for both the 10 am. and 8 pm services. On that day our sailor choir will provide anthems for ua. 1631 Ionia Rd., Kalamo Sunday achool, 10 sun. Homing worship, 11 am. WOODBURY UNITED and so is tiring messy defrosting PENNOCK "On Friday evening at • pm. our celebration will begin with pastor Paul Geiger as our guest children 4-8 years old. TM pm Church swice. Spe­ preacher. Ho is one of our for­ mer pastors, and is now serving cial music, hymn sing. Massage a church In Saginaw. Gordon by the paator. Wednesday Activities 8 am Men's Prayer Band. . 9 am. Women's Prayer Band. Bchoola at Comstock Parte High 7: 38 pm Prayer meeting and School, will be wr guest soloist. / Our male chorus will also bring Bible study. 8: 30 pm. Adult choir rebearsaL inrwssgrs in song far u& Tbe Nursery for all regular serservice wfU otora wMh the show­ ing of colored slides on the con- pl Rev, R. A. Hoffman 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. Morning warship. 11 a4t Young People's 8errld% T*bj Evening service. 8 pm.. Bible Study. Wed., 7:30 pm. Prayer service, 6 pm. Nashville and Marvin of R4 Has­ tings; three daughters. Mrt. Jay (Lucille) Whitney of Lansing. Linda Kay and Anetto, both at home; nine grandchildren; three brothers. Leland and Water of Battle Creek and Ernest of R4 Hastings. and a Mstor. Mrs. Bur­ ling (Jsnale) Newton of Baltic ey worahlp, 7:30 pm raciay family worship. Bible study, IM pm 1 Fellowship, IM pm Okie Fellowship, IM. Finance NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 2 Milts South of Gun Lake 8:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Eaton & Barry Counties there Is ONLY ONE Wednesday, Vacation Bible shook 9 am, Wednesday, day f prayer and Bible study. 40 am Mornlag group. < pm Evening group. Thun, Vacation Bible school, EXPERIENCED UNDERSTANDING Mac LEOD CAPABLE Now Probate Judge of Eaton County <1965 TO PRESENT TIME* 10 Yeort Municipal Judge of Charlotto . (FROM 1954 TO 19651 Past President Michigan Municipal SO* tATOH fr IAUY COUNTIB COHERING �Mrs. Stratton Dies Thursday; Rites Saturday Fresh Out of the Attic knew the freight was, and wgited breathless with horror until the died al Pennock Hoepttal at a rumbling roar, followed Within the train there was knowledge that a crash was im­ minent. Passengers noticed that the train left the conductor beBy H. D. Burper him and the other* waving their arms Here's a bit of the old “Attic”. Mr*. Hannah Batchellor. pas­ frantically. Frank N. Mau*, a that1* timely—as far as part of senger, Hastings, face lacerated. Charles Batchellor. passenger, Hasting*, seriously bruised. Martin Oould, passenger. Adri­ in tbe history of Barry County happened. Thia was fifty -seven an, bruised across chest. year* ago in 1900 when at 3:35 Umu. It 1* aald ha pulled o'clock in the afternoon a south Ungs, arm injured. several times before the ape Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD FLAN . Charles O. Welssert, passen­ Ubly. Several in the car expected freight on a blind curve about a ger. Hastings, seriously bruised, ball mite north of Shultz *ta- injured Internally. come they were thrown in every direction. There were several shocks, which ended in the comBoth engines were reduced to blnaUon car being thrown into a pile of junk, the engineer and shocked. L. N. Elder, mall clerk, Kala- a slanting position on the roadon the passenger were masoo, scalp injured. tbe fireman and engineer Benjamin Voorhees, baggage ­ the door. At the first shock, it la Of ths freight train were severely Injured and fourteen passenger* man, Kalamazoo.. head injured. said that the first passenger who jumped from the car. saw Mel­ vin Mead jump from the cab of Jured. , bls locomotive only to be hurled Many a senior citizen of today J. Monroe Maus, Kalamazoo. under the wreckage. Tbe tangled in Barry County can recall the Uba broken, ligaments of right mass of steel which had once intense excitement that devel­ leg seriously strained. oped when, even without bene­ Floyd Maus. Des Moines, la., with cloud of steam and the fit, of flash news bulletins, word right ankle broken. Of the disaster spread quick ly Mias Lelah Wagoner, passen­ time elapsed before the fate of throughout the county. The old ger. Kalamazoo, shoulder hurt. the firemen and engineers Though the wreck is believed to be due to a misunderstanding Anyway, crowds flocked to the of order*, and partially due to the failure of Benjamin Mc­ buggy. It seemed almost unbe­ Murray, the station agent at over seats, others thrown into lievable that the quaint little Delton, to deliver the order* be­ the aisles. The Impact of the C.K.1I8, butt of many a joke fore the passenger train left oven tn that day. packed so Delton, testimony given at the Inquest held by Coroner C. H. much potential dynamite. An account of this railroad Burton on Saturday would indi­ cate that the blame rested upon fusion. w|iMh appears in the issue of other shoulder* also, and that In the smoking car Charles July 31, 1800, rekindle* th* ex­ knowledge of the direct cause of Batchellor of Hastings and Marcitement of the time. I hope you the accident to the ill-fated Win enjoy reading it a* much train had passed away with the Ung together. Near them Charles deaths of the engineer and fire­ a* I did. Here is the story: man. From testimony given at O. Welssert of Hastings, and the inquest it Justly concluded that the train erew knew that the freight train *as ahead The Inquest will be resumed on Thursday, when member* of the train crew will give further Crashing Head On lata Freight testimony. BOILXB HEAD WAS BLOWN The accdent was the first realTWO WERE KILLED AND SIXTEEN INJURED IN WRECK NEAR SHULTZ Two people were killed. 18 in- ger train and a portion of the south bound freight on the grade half a mile north of Shults station, at about half post three o'clock Thursday af‘ ternoon, July 18. . I Melvin Mead, engineer of the Seth Chandler, fireman of the ken place in Barry County. That so many of the passengers should have escaped death is regarded by many aa nothing short of a miracle. The freight with a string of 10 cars, became stalled on Bush's grade north of the station, and the engineer, unable to make it. broke his train and took 10 of the can down to a siding at Shults, InUndlng to return for the others. The passenger train Just at this time pulled into the station, going north. Station Agent, Alonso McCar­ thy, at Shults station, and Con­ ductor Tom Clark, of the passen­ ger. claim they ordered Engineer youth, were sitting together. All were hurled back and forth several times, and all with the exception of Witham were in­ jured. Mrs. Oould was sitting In the front part of the coach with her cousin, Mr*. Batchellor, sitting beside her. When the collision came she was pitched against the seat in front of her. striking an her abdomen and thrown over into the aiale. Her cousin pitched bodily over the bock of loveliest paint colors for the house you love/ STEAK SALE Center Cut made as comfortable as possible. Hl* scalp was badly cut. Mr*. I Oould assisted in caring for him i until she discovered that she waa injured internally. . I Within the little comportment1 Occupied by the mall clerk were I Oscar Crook of Hasting* and I L. N. Elder of Kalamazoo. Mr. Elder's scalp was badly injured; Mr. Crook was uninjured, but late that night he suffered so severely from th* shook -that it was necessary (ar-Dr. Sheffield to remain night. Mohler. C. A. QbeflrMd, W- H Snyder. Dr. Harris Kenfleld of Cloverdale was atko present, Dr. C. H. Burton, coretier, was also t and gathered Inform a- - from the country mile* around. A* soon a* the bolters had cooled sufficiently and the steam had I TO 14 U. SIZES USDA GRADE "A* 39 Young Turkeys cut r»OM aov. ihsetcTto Ural 59 or Breokti -»uFa*-e»awTw nbw vo Strip Sleeks • 99* i. 69* Pork Chops *euptX4ueMTw aoMakcae rum* oa AAr » 89* Spare Ribs All-Meat Franks 59* Shrimp Rotisserie Roasts FROZEN FOODS Sweet Peas, Peas & Carrots, French Fries ta I09 "SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY, SKINNED Smoked Hams SHANK XH flC HALF TF> h. Butt Portion 2 a 39c 3 » 98* Cake Mixes SULTANA BRAND FAMILY SIZE CANS ^29* Pork V Beans A&P JUICE SALE SPECIAL OFFER! Vacuum Packed SWUTW4ID OR UMSWUTINCD Lima Beans or Mixed Vegetable: 2 Grapefruit Juice, Orange-Grapefruit OR FLORIDA—(TH* REAL THING) A*P Coffee Orange Juice SUGAR ADOfD 49 39* Harf a Hcef FEATURE VALUE! SALT INES Champion Crackers 19c C^d ’Beef Hash3"'sl00 ARMSTRONG low-lustre EXTERIOR FINISH ilcllng. "Breolher-typa" fin- Jr Ilb DUNCAN HINES LAYER AfrP BRAND, GRADE "A" wffli« capital “F! tlip" makes application fast T-Bone of the boiler of the passenger engine lay pointed to the south, T - ll. >----ireaoie-nte Come In and sea tho beautiful new cofbrt wo 99* Porterhouse Steaks “I19 BAIT O* FOSDHOOK Farmers who had heard the crash and seen the column of Sirloin 7Q Round g Steaks Jp who waa sltUng with them, was not hurt. yond the station and there wait for the return of the freight. Clark and Brakeman McCormick supped on board the rear coach of the passenger and alighted at the switch block, thinking the train would stop. They were Adrian, internal injuries. horrified to see 1U speed in­ with marvelous rapidity.. From a Mrs. Mrs Charles i.naries Batchellor, riaicneuor, pas- crease and ano round the uie curve on unger, Hastings, face lacerated.1 the main line and head directly a call for surgeons to Hastings. In a remarkably short time half Fred Kruse, engineer of the freight, Kalamazoo, hip broken. '•Win MUbeck, fireman of the trtight, Kalamasoo, shoulder broken and minor injuries. Enjoy Super-Right" Steak—Cut from Mature, Com-Fed Beefl z; trouble-free TORO Sm Him Swart Tittelwe- -HertaloT “CsttwwW" "Tutu" WHITE BEAUTY Shortening. Frosh Seethen* $6.75 Gallon Beautify youn HOME HASTINGS PAINT WALLPAPER Phom WI 5-2981 39 65 59* Mayonnaise toh minimixes bltoteriael list's tee UM ' WHrtaWbj TORCT BENDER'S SINCLAIR Slavic* PEACHES Wafermelons Cherry Pie 3 <& 65 HELLMANN'S “Dawtlu Iraas" -SmtaM” "WMdSwaka" “Cacaa" Twtraai" SAVE 16c—JANE PARKER M Ae 3 49* WHOLE Quartan Me 99* �’65 Was Good Year for State’s ............. .... Farm News Hog Farmers n_ Cereal Beetles Infesting a,July 25 H,J"ly 30 Area Small Grains Growers Have JS Good Market u* _ S£"XJor Tomatoes FAIRGROUNDS. WEST STATE ROAD . . . HASTINGS FUN for EVERYONE ' SHOWS * Hamess Racing * Exhibit! * Giant Midway * Stunt Driven ert... W Of, Michigan State University. Glen Antis, marketing agent determine the market be arUl ★ "Grand 'Ole Opry" * Fulling Contests "Spraying''- or other control 1 measures attempted this late tn profitable business. Steeby Advises Farmers to Look For Cattle Grubs filled with accurately ataed fruit. Whnleaaliw generally service cnuUi chains or individually Monday, July 25 NEW SKY Research at Michigan State University Li exploring every avenue that holds promise in controlling the peat, and a para­ site wasp that kills only cereal leaf beetles looks hopeful, as Children 50c. P'CONTESTS Wednesday, July 27 $4,000.00 ■Hing. Michigan Aagui n»I4 JULT 9M« — UUT COUNTY nosed cattle lotue. Most cattle FARM OWNERS have earned my respect for their belief in individual enterprise. I believe the courts should help in every way way of life. quality tomatoes al many Call WI 6-3401 1: 00-5:00 P.M.—-4-H 2: 30 F.M.—Children* Crindtfsnd Free. COMPUTl RIAL BTAT1 uavict INSURANCE types of lice that attack cattle: Tuesday, July 26 DAYS of HARNESS RACING MILLER REAL ESTATE servicing chains. RACES 8:30F.M. rvvr give the customer a choice. —Round, firm, solid flashed tomato with good keeping quali­ rotenone; lice with Clodrln. Re­ ties is generally preferred. member. when controlling grubs —Pul truck loads of like quail- and lice, do not use chlortmucd Growers should make careful hydrocarbon insecticides, Stoeby WHEEL tbe average fanner Invested (124X3 in tod. buildings. equlp- fare aa well aa those along tbe southern border of the Btote where crops were near normal. These swine feeders needed td buy little com to feed their pigs, Heads Michigan Week—Dr. Ed­ like those In counties farther gar L. Harden, president of Northern Michigan University at Marquette, is the 1987 genUSE BANNER WANT ADS! 860,000 scree were Created thia Featuring the to compares with an average hun­ dredweight price of 110.50 In 1964. Feed costs averaged (1123 per hundredweight, Now This Year in Hastings W.G. WADE SHOWS, INC. ralggpm hogs ttotosd M a weight of 238 nounoed by the Greater Michi­ completed tlic dxunnglng larval qualities are: gan Foundation. The 14th an­ feeding and moved Into inaenual Michigan Week will be May —Ten and twenty pound two- lice. ccMlble locations under ground layer cartons, or bulk filled cover,** said Loritt and Guys*. The Michigan Department of twenty pound cartons. -Film over - wrapped pulp cause lumps to form along tbe Agriculture, in cooperation with Barry Farm trays In one, two and three pound sin. Calendar.. of cattle from January through 7 RIDES IStrhlmn 11 wlth handles, and the market serviced. tbe find package* it attractively and Department of Agriculture Plant Induitty Divtstan. and Dr. Oor- ng fresh tom store, a marketing handlee it properly has very little trouble making a sale. The * Contests *■ Grandstand Shows ■ ■ ---- - Need Money for New Facilities? See us for the money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expan­ sion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. quailtics: ?J»rm, good quality fndfr flpo enough for immediate‘Oft. F*—Separate small, medium and large tomatoes. U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions "Controlling Mitos and insects of Dairy Cattle.** Michigan State Bulletin E-381r with additional UMonnatton. can be obtained rerarthe Barry County ExtonstoL’Office at 801 8. Michigan Avenue. When choosing gladioli bulbs. Michigan State University plant spec!*lists say to pick those that ore bright and clean. Dull, dark El ErT RICHARD ROBINSON ELEvfl CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE IU14—Batons Y. Or. Erickson a sets (LI 76—Wlcktlt. ErUkioa * Buxch. Kxlcmxxoo. PRIZES Thursday, July 28 Mala Office HASTINGS OFFICE 301ft So. Michigan Back opsr.. Uxb. 43. 1163.83 — OkstUi . 66,073.98 asPhons 945-9415 EXHIBITS Friday. J«riy 29 .000.00 Admtetoaej $J.JO .. . Ringiido $2.00. GAMES . , Saturday, July 30 9KW A.M.—Midwjy O»ans. Tomorrow morning, make sure you’re first in line at your Olds Dealer’s. - WANT MORE CORN useNHj THE NATION'S NO. 1 NITROGEN FOR CORN He’s »aying YES on every Olds in stock! \ VERB < No need to wait until Fall for a big buy on a new Old*. Big selection.’ YES. Big Iradc-lru? YES. Every Old. engto NOTHING, BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! No On., ■•> No On, Swt, Ow Sowko Wm, MIcMaoo', OUout NH3 PMtetu.. MANCO _.fs«Jteto4attoCV.' I °Ltf?®imobTle a smith bros oa?.wi — ELEVATORS . LAKE ODESSA Roehm Motor Salqi Inc.. 107 N. Michigan, Hastings t �Mrs. Barnett Dies Suddenly; Rites Saturday SEWING MACHINE NOTHING TO BUY . . . NOTHING TO GUI BLANK AND DEPOSIT AT KROGER. YOU I JUST FILL OUT THE ENTRY • NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1966. ADDITIONAL ENTRY BLANKS AT KROGER. PLAY DOUBLE SWEEPSTAKES BINGO! Whole or S| USDA CHOICE TENDERAY QUARTS Freeport By Mrt. Sylvan Tt Arm Cui a 67c SWISS STEAK 7-Rib a 57c CHUCK STEAK . J'-" Boneleu Boston ROLL ROAST a 77c ICE MILK Swiffi Pure Ore-Ida . SWIFTMNG i Instant PetateetTM^Mpkg 10c NAM ROAST Gou «Wai FLOUR i Betty Crocker OH Label) | White. Yellow or Devil. Food Kwidi Kriip MM O MkHtm Sw Sliced Batea Boneless Rolled Buff PORK ROAST PORK ft BEANS 0*^ ChriaUe at Rose Lak* A'CaDera of Mr* Lizzie Blough durin* the week and Sunday. July 3. were Ur and Mr* Leighton Yoder. Mr. and Mr* Ployd Thmnpeon. Mr. and Mr* Harold Schedule, local, and Mr. and Mr* Boy a 69c CAKE MIXESZvib^wi^ GIc Gold Modal Homo Pride FLOOD FABRIC SOFTENER 9ARBECUE BUNS FABRIC SOFTENER m. u 29c Frei-Shore-! Tenderay a 87c RIB STEAK FISH S 57c borne via the Soo. * Mr* Gary McGhee and boyw and Mr. and Mra. Marvin Patrick and chil­ dren were Monday, July L din­ ner gueata of Mr. and Mr* Jack Bowman of Halting*. * Mr. and Mm Ruaaetl Price were Bunday. July 3, visitors of Mr. and Mr* Saturday. July X A Igurra Gene Bouwtna spent laat week at * church camp at Uncoin Totae Mr. and Mr* Gary Kidder and sons ot Caledonia were Monday, July 4, dinner (uaeta of Mr. and PIONEER KROGER ANCHOR HOCKII children. Mr- and Mr* Robot Moore and family, Laura Kid­ der. local. and Ml— Nona Moore of Pontiac were Sunday, A* Cookware ★ Mr. and Mr* Henry Myer* Mr. and Mr* Charim Oibtw Mr. and Mr* Teeter Alberta and daughter of MenUm and Mr. and of Marion enjoyed a nAvfec fe. > Cadillac Lake, July 3. * Mr. and Mr* Henry Mytre were Bunday, July 3, overnight *wt« of Mr. and Mr* Lecter Alberta at ManUm and Monday dinner gucet* GRIP-LOCK her Mater and family. Mr. and Mr* W. B. Wartman of Delton. * Sunday, July 3. callcn of Mr. and Mr* Uoyd Grinnell were, Mr* Vivian Johnson and chlldrsi and W. Mil David Gillett GRAHAM CRACKERS । a u. 29c U.S, No. 1 CALIFORNIA MIX O» MATCH In the day they all visited Mr. and Mr* J. D. Grinnell at Al­ gonquin Lake where they enjoy­ ed swimming and lunch. A Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Grinnell accom­ panied Mr. and Mr* Alden Grinnell to wretch the fire worka POTATOES THERMO TEMP BREAD wltk the pirctae d 1 it rafilar price ef 48c tick aad empm Maw ME PIBT BLEACH 100 EXTRA TV STAMPS with coupon & the purchase ol a Ml ol 4 2% THERMO TEMP PATIO PLATES RED GRAMS 25 EXTRA TV STAMPS with coupon a lha pure Kite ol a 12-wt, ■Green . THERMO TEMP TUMBLER MILK Th* trick to TV repairing is skill and axperianca a 39c All Variable i J Callfernia Plaau 24>89c Beef I I SEAFOODS reeM few . Redeem at Kre*er few r M, t»M. Sitwfey. Mr M, 1PM. PEACHES- 1 ■ANANAS b We don't use a lot of fancy gunmicki. Just old-fashioned «kil| and modem equipment. Fer prompt, tkJHod TUMBLE* Redeem s« K/e«er few SeiwfeY.Myl4.m4. CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI » WI J-JM1 IM N. Mfecwea st MSI Cloud for Vocation July 9 thru li —- �Out of the Attic Past Consumers Worker, Dies CeeHnued from Page 3 and paid no attention to Claifc, Shultz to pull up and back in when he pronounced ths order, on the siding by said Chandler, but the train moved away from “--------—-----the statton. Is it not reasonable to believe that be was watching intently ahead for the freight locomo- still living and was soon put on Nov. 11. 1*1*. tn Hastings He a cot which was placed in a was a lite-long resident of Barry wagon In which he waa carried County and they lived in Irving to the home of Benjamin Bush. for tbe past *1 yearn Milbeck's injuries were alight compared with those of Kruse's but they were bad enough. He waa carried Into the passenger car where Mcj. Gould was being northward. Whether the passen­ ger engine exploded U not known. Thera are Indications that It did, for the head of the boiler was found lying 100 feet distant in a swamp. The running gear of the locomotives were o'clock. The combination car was replaced on the rails without greet difficulty- The quest was the body bf Melvin Mead. At about half past eight it was seen under the tender of his engine. Half an hour later it was lifted from tho mud aad water Into tance resembled an Immense pile of junk. Freight Conductor's Story Thomas Walker, conductor of the freight train, riding on the caboose, tells an Interesting story of hot? the accident appeared to EXPERT TIRE . SERVICE All of the injured had been cared for by the Hastings phydctani. The Injured were removed to the there Milbeck, whom I had left In a dazed state back by the engine, walked in. I think he was still dazed. Yet he had strength BARR are Improving rapidly at Borgtas hospital. Tha latter was able to be wheeled out for tbe first time yesterday. Mrs, Oould eras also so far recovered that she waa Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL MAKING gone on to Hastings to pick up the rest. We thought that it was understood that the pause li­ ger train would wait for us at signaled the approaching pas­ the station. Suddenly I felt a senger train, I understood, of the Impending danger, It seems to me that no one can place the blame except the two men in the passenger engine and both of worst places along the line. The lay_of the land h*re la such that it la Impossible for one engine Inquest, Brakeman McCormick of the freight flagged the pas­ senger train before it reached Shults. Melvin Mead, as engi­ neer of the train must have rec­ ognized him when he slowed Mr. and Mm Warren A. Kid­ der and family visited her paron t a, the Robert Adgates of Yankee Springs, Bunday after- down when the train waa flagged at Shults. He started the train when Conductor Clark aald.to Fireman Seth Chandler “Go ahead and back into the siding* Those in the oar say there waa perceptible reduction of speed just before the crash came. The theory that the locomotive ran wild and that the engineer did not regain control of It unUl ewhen the perceptible reducof speed waa noticed an in­ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Welveriasl & Riverside Military Training Center , near Ban Antonio. Texas. Airman Garrison la a 19® graduate of Hastings High Schoo) and at­ tended Kellogg Community Col­ lege. He selected the Adminis­ trative area for training Airman McCloskey ia a IBM graduate of Hastings High School and at­ tended Ferris State College. He Safe driven prefer the convenience end de­ pendability of our fait claim eervice and per­ ianal attention ' when you need ui . . .' For All Types of Insurance—-SEE Hardy. R3 Delton, was assigned to tho <l«th Medical Company in Vietnam. Juno 30. Hardy is a medical aidman In the com­ pany.'*Ho enured tbe Army in HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side of Strand Theatre" 219 West State St. Elect Philip H. MITCHELL Circuit Judge Fifth Judicial Circuit1 Barry & Eaton Counties ★ 29 Yean Legs! laperieace Primary Election Tuesday, August 2 Another 'Better Living' Idea From HouseBeautifiil From Cramped One-Story Living. YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER To A Luxurious Two-Story Home! There’* room of the top when you need more living apace... room to add a second story to your home. Well be happy to show you how we can do the job witjttu ruining the family budget. Come in or call us this week fora the facts and figures on a second story addition... plus detail! on our complete Home Improvement Service! That’s the beauty of buying America’s most popular make of car-especially right now when summer savlngi are extra tempting. It just makes sense that you're going to save in a big way by seeing the mu who’s doing business In a big way. So go see what your Chevrolet dealer can save you right now on a luxurious new Chevrolet, racy Chevclle, trusty Chevy n or sporty Corvair. This year's MwUMmn can by Chevrolet are the most And right now-so are the savings. ADD A SECOND STORY TO YOUR HOME >1800 MATBBAU ANO LABOR K>» AS UTTlt «... A MONTH CALL FOR AN ’AT HOMS’ ESTIMATE ONE- STOP LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET / HASTINGS SERVICEI � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-07-21.pdf 6d15340ab0ad87bcdf382f052abf8c9e PDF Text Text You’re Invited To Hastings Gay Sidewalk Day Sale Friday entire downtown buxines* mollnn win fife.'— _ .__i 13 moaphere for the annuel sid«- am. and continuing at least un­ The Hastings Banner 111th chandlse are promised through»<« town with something for the fallowing July n day, Saturday, Yhi With a record number of entries competing for more than $5,000 in premiums, the biggest midway in many years and -an outstanding harness race program, horse show and varied grand­ stand attractions, the 115-year-oid Barry County Fair is to get underway Monday for six big days. Orangeville Township Supervisor Earl McKibbin. secretary and manager of the Fair, reported that Mrs. Cleo Johncock, entry clerk, was processing a record number of entries from 4H'er* and open class exhibitor* -------------------------- *---------- ~~“ who will show the finest from the field and home in hundreds of division* hoping to win blue ribbons for excellence. • • with traded some 300 kids who en­ joyed all the various concea­ and the pie eating contests. The pony rides were Just about a* popular, too. RUINED HOUSE—Thte Project Head Start —whichi Supervisor -Lowe explained. Thirty pupils from the Has­ reaches and teaches th* child at, ting* school district have been one of the moat cructai periods1 . meeting at Northeastern School In life when h* Is 4 and 5 years _ ________________ _ _ old—has been underway here| Transportation is provided by and will be completed on July. bus and MaUdo wagon with Miss feaUng Tina Campbell of the pork In th* final* and beat Cathy Middleville'* first Summer glnla Anderson as the project Bradley of Northeastern to reach School program financed by Fed­ teachfra. the final*. Tina defeated Sue eral funds got underway Tuesday Shetteriy of Central to get Into with classes for students In the final*. grades 1 through fl scheduled Elaine Eerad. Dave defeated Mike Martin of Tuesday. Wednesday and ThursEach morning the children are Southeastern and Brian Smith served a nutritious breakfast by for four weeks. Brian eliminated Wes VanDenProject Cook Judy Bliss. After this meal they may listen to burg of Northeastern In the book* or records, play singing semi-finals. Thls week's tournament I* game* or «njoy other planned shuffle board with a playoff at activities. Demo Candidates To be at Fair Booth Next Week Irene Parker, chairman of the Since health Is an Important Barry County Democratic com­ mittee. has announced that plan* factor for success in school, an for the Democratic booth during acUve health program ha* been Fair Week at the Community Initiated. This Included physical examination* by Dr. Charles Building have been completed. Morrill and Dr. Larry Blair. Mrs. Carol Keeler wa* named The necessary Immunisation* as chairman of decoratin ‘ co-chairman Mr* Marcia rd., county Health Department un­ I- ider the direction of Dr. B. P. uled Thursday. July II. to be Brown. Hearing and vision teste “Meet Your Township Candi- were conducted by qualified tech- 1968 election * Harry Thompson, chief neer of the Hastings Mfg, com­ pany. dl»cua*ed engineering prob­ lem* Iri making piston rings and Tony Belli Buys Mahler Motor Sales Business -EDITORIALS- Barry County voter* will have to contend with quite a alwhW packet of ballots at the primary election on Tuesday. Aug. 2. But the procedure will not be quite aai complicated as it may seem at> first glance. Two hundred and seventy-two The main ballot, printed ani boy* and girl* were taken swim-r white paper, will contain the canmlng last week. Thl* Thursday, the first group leave* Central al' 1 pm. with a stop Jlt' t/'t.parkiRepuhllcan congress tarn legislative and town­ congressional, pm. with a ! ship officer*. The thing to keep in the first load win leave South­ mind here Is that, since this is a eastern at 1 pm. with a stop at primary election, YOU CANNOT th* pork, with the second group leaving Central at 2 pm. with a SPLIT YOUR TICKET. Your vote stop al the park 10 minute* must be all on the Democratic later. side or all on the Republican side. | A ballot containing a. cross iot crosses) on both the Republican Bliu Engineers Hear Diicunion On Ringe, Filters i_ ,. , uid Democratic sides will be re­ Hastings* newest businessman jected—your vote will be lost. I* Tony Belli, who ha* purchased If a Republican wishes, for any the Mahler Motor Bale* al 1310 N. Michigan Avenue from John candidate and marks Ills ballot, Mahler. The transaction wa* ef­ fective July 15. accordingly, hr will thus be pre­ vented from votiig for any candi- the automotive business for dates on the Republican side—and many years. His father was a car dealer from 1921 until hl* death in 1863 and he has been associ­ ated with the field since his re­ lease from the Navy. . . F*iy mouth party interference with each others He had previously been a dis­ trict manager and assistant re­ gional manager for the Kaiser Probably the easiest ballot to Jeep Sales Corporation living 'n Plymouth and had spent five one' printed on blue paper and year* in the retail automotive field In Pennsylvania. (Continued on Page 4) Belli served two years In the Navy and had duty on the car­ rier Coral Sea In the Mediter­ ranean. He was bom in Kensington, „ ..... I nonala Layton Raeanne Miller Seeks Nomination ’’•r*0'1?’ •» Ronald Layton of Hopkins was ‘ ^Owell Showboat here Monday seeking support in Raeanne Miller, daughter or manufacture of oU filter* al the his bld for the Republican noml- j Mr- *nd Mrl R»T Miller of 818 E. W. Bits* Engineers Club meet­ nation for State reDresentallve B Mln Street, was one of the six finalists chosen Saturday " ‘ ‘ -nlsht - ing al the Elk* Wedne»day. July from the 55th district. I graduated from high school , there in 1949 and attended St. Vlnrent College at Latrobe. Pa. He receive^ his BS in business administration la If1*' -nd inter did graduate work at th* Univer­ sity of West Virginia. Layton I* opporing incumbent Showboat which start* Mondav Engineers from Hastings Mfg. were guest* at the regular Bliss James S. Farnsworth and John I July 25. and continues through KI ingen berg for the GOP I Saturday. July 30 One talent club meeting. to do the dental examinations nomination. ,wlnn*r M»Peare each night durThe coordination of the health _ „ Ing the the Showboat's run. program and health education In The 55tl> district includes Yan- ' _______ _______ j Mahler leaves the Hastings the areas of hygiene and dental kee Spring*. Orangeville, Prairie• j business field after 23 year*. He Zolton A. Penney, unopposed care has been the reapohslblllty Congressman Paul H. Todd, of Project Nurse Marian Borby. candidate for the Democratic originally had the Dodge and Township* in Barry I nomination for governor, and jonmtown A 1950 John Deere “ t r actor I P1,n’0Uth dc*Jer8hlP- I 0* a ted County. । A A 1850 1*50 John John Deere Deere tractor t rector | where Hastings Motor Sale* now Layton U > dairy lamer «1U>1 S.*1’?1 » ™ cratlc booth, also with the con­ hmcuc.,;irt,™ s hi । “j** ' gressman will be Leo W. Barth, Saturday. July so. Chairman » mlkh cm JOT it . wm ot , otot b,| An Important part of the Head candidate for the representative Start Project «.«,«. «inea After graduating from Hop-1 fire 'early Tues da y "aftenuxm ' Involve* pi planned sold International Trucks for 23 In the 89th district. Rev. Donald I trip*. The youngster* have vteltkina High School, he attended Roger was driving the tractor on C-V, _ __________ ... ... R Holt. Jr., candidate for the ed a local store. Pennock Ho«plChristian College rfor four years a,. th*. Mathison road. Just south of "Before coming to Hastings State Senator in the 21*t Dl»-1 tai. the Fisheries Research In; Can ter rw*a. Road, wnen when ine the K>u» gas ...-----------—. I lit has been a factory worker. wuraer.u enter trict, mlnbter of the North Pres- rtltute. and the Ranchmen farm h0ld * £«er*l|haa Poached in a Methodist caught fire. He thought the gas byterlan Church in Kalamaxoo, I where each child got to ride a L** *" pm ' Thurs- ।I vuiuui Church auu and n>u had tutjou various* jobs jobs umk tankmay ------ '--------— have been •too "" full. trolt. and Harold Boone, candidate for horse. day at the Community Conununi tv Building Rullrllnir 1 while arhtla In in college. u . purchased Hastings firemen extinguished He state representative tn the 55th I Friday. July 15. th* group went at the fairgrounds. ' hl* dairy farm in 1958. the blase. dtatrlcC , to John Ball Park in Grand Saturday, July 30. at 2 pm. Rapid* where the morning was Senator Roger Johnson from the gP«nt during the xoo. MU.Dl.lr.et, ‘ " ----------win u planned“for Friday. wm be at the July complex y,e tll. Democratic Booth. In the Democratic Farancy to be Here Tractor Damaged Present Flags fo Sportswomen’s Club Tuesday "bits ol ned from tbe Banner filet Kenyoii. Alton __ Ernest Ball wiU *eree । fartop, 17, daugh- PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL SITE—This Ictal purchase price Form Insurance Partnership rules of the Horae Association of America. Thursday Is Klwanls Day became associated with Farm with livestock Judging continu­ Bureau Insurance as an agency ’ ing. Hames- racing will again manager. He taught for 12 years before entering the business, taught math and driver Lucky O’Hara's *how from Oreen Bay. Wls.. has been start­ ling Mid-West audience* for 14 years. The show features precision driving, death defying crash act*, motorcycle maniacs and clowns Never since the de-tii of Lucky Teter has any auto thrill show drawn such widespread acclaim accord.ng to. ths -.nvinrement and baseball coach and Scotts High School for ■ He had taught prevl Bedford Elementary Sc School In Barr* Countv and years at the Striker School and one of the features will be Uldrtk was in th<_ re the Pat Stock Sale of fine 4H steers, swine and sheep. The sale will be held in the arena start- Into tbe insurance bus! owned the Halstead Gi 2 pm and at 8 pm. Burt Ruby's wrestling show will be the grand­ He served as chairman at the stand attraction Good matches are promised. Including matches Barry County Republican Com­ between girl wrestlers, and mld- mittee and wa* supervisor of Johnstown Township. He is a Saturday there will be an in­ novation to the Barry Fair, a Commission. Both men are married. pony team and wagon <ihow it 10:30 am A mule pulling con........ .... . K .... u PHOTOGRAPH WANTED tr^e always popular Grand Ole Opry will climax the grandstand entertainment. Measles Vaccine Fritter, president of the Fittgerald unit of the Women's Re­ lief Corp* of Hastings, presented the Michigan flagMr*. Kurr gave a translation of the three phrase* on the Mich­ igan flag: Tuebor: “I Will De­ fend": E Phiribu* Unum"; "One students. Pat Neubert, Uldriks stock parade at 7 pm. with no admission charge to Uie grand­ stand At 8:30 the heavyweight horse pulling contest, open to Creek. Banfield Road, and WUthe >orld, will begin. Russell D'ngeraon 1* superin­ Fine Lake, are now partners in tendent of th* heavyweight Mi* the Ntubert - Uidrlks Insurance test with 8100 going to the first place winner. 880 to the second. wiui u.urr ixes 01 *w, *W. *—O, •IS. and four HO awards down through 10th place. The dyna- the symbol gf every high ideal in the American way of life.” Mrs Maude Kurr. patriotic ‘n- pubUcation of th* UOUTi > GLANCES, grandstand attraction starting at 8 p m. will be provided by Rem ■ Wall* Oreen Valley Jamboree. Wednesday Judging of dairy cattle begins at 9 am. the Sportswomen's ■ clubhouse at Podunk Lake. Mr* Dorothy Wilkins, Ameri­ canism chairman of the Women'* Auxiliary of the Bernard C. Fighter VFW Post of Freeport, presented the UB. flag, asking the Sportswomen to guard *r»d county Friday afternoon and ripped out tree* in the Gun lake Maple G^oy* Orange, last week and other areas. Several roods received an award for writing the beet acaay in the Highway the County Road Commission had to do some emergency work conducted under the auspices of the Michigan Mato Orange. The New officers of the Middleville Lions club were installed Wed­ nesday by Kenneth Hoffman, of Hasting*, district governor,.at a picnic at Murphy* Point. Offi­ cer* installed were: Charlee Flnkbelner. president: Paul Oar­ bow. Elton Lawrence and Jama* Hicks, vice presidents: Rodney Kenyon, secretary; Marl VanderPoppen. treasurer; Robert Itar- belleve* that too much ha* been said and not enough action tak­ en on tills project and that right MAM. I ft.-Judging of tlw 4H lionet be- lion by the people.* Measles vaccine is available to Barry County children at the regular monthly “shot” clinic* at the Health Department *t Pen­ nock Hospital Measles vaccine The Barry County Sportswom­ will be Riven on Monday. Aug. 1. en* Club ha* a new U n ‘ t r d and again on Tuesday. Sept. fl. State* flag and a new Michigan Only about 50 received the pro­ flag. tection at the recent clink. i The two were accepted by President LucUle WUlltts Ties- backward glances High winds, accompanied by being ^accepted The W. G. Wade Shows are to be here and Secretary McKibbin Jail, and urge electors to vote for said the entire midway area will the plan on Tuesday. Aug 2. be filled Wade has two units, and Is bringing the largest unit here. He combine* the two for the State Pair. McKIbbin said Two of the three large exhi­ bition buildings acquired from the Federal government as sur­ plus have been erected on the thlt project under way. the dlfairgrounds, providing more space for proper display of en­ support both the new jail site tries. The buildings, 100 feet long. as well as thfl two-mlll tax,” <0 feel wide and SO feel high, Manager Hankins said. have concrete floor*. ' "Further, the Hastings Area Tlie grounds themselves are Chamber of Commerce respect being prepared for the crowd*. I> fully urge* the voter* of Barry children's The kiddies and their vehicles wiH be Judged at the pork where each participant will receive a treat—probably a popsicle. Last Friday the annual caml- 3 entries Area Chamber / Of Commerce Baeks Jail Plan Directors of the Hastings Area led by the Summer Band under the direction of Arthur Steward. The Hastings project la under the supervision of Alfred Low* period*. both indoor* and who explains that it Is dr'—-* during which they may to give certain —■ Ing school this crayons or play with the many toy* provided in the school room 'Thsaa children have ben* Till* free activity time gives the carefully elected iwcordTfiTTo child an opportunity to adjust i *oclaUy to other* of hl* ag* by their various need* which this program is designed to meet.” learning to share toy* and to learn to cooperate with other*. Another important behavior •kill stressed is the observation of simple rules which will serve as guide line* for the youngster* to function more easily in a group setting. NUMBR 14 Barry Free Fair Opens Here Monday Hasting* Friday, and visitors to the business district will have a special treat about 1:30 when the annual On Wheels Parade moves west on Bute Street to Broad­ way anch then to TJrden Park Children from Hastings' four playground^ are busy decorating their bikes, wagons and any­ thing else on wheels to enter Operation Head Start Hits Kids at Crucial Time July 25 • July 30 Section One Hatting*. Michigan, Thursday. July 21. 1966 Kiddies’ Parade To Add Color Here Friday I»*y sale*—Banner photo. Barry's 1966 peninsula, look around." The sportswomen corap'etM plans for their Ice cream social hat* HAoT NOS BlialN to be held tljtt. Thursdav They were Invited to the Ing-1 ham County Auxiliary dinner, Mahler (left). �r> th. gaa Im Two children on Um total at UmItm ytng at Rurtnars yelled at bar agw but aa wa M 1 Jump and tried to pull her Lord. Sue la with ua h the tractor whan aha rea- and by saying thig, d ata had frossn at the tbntr prayers are with ata then Jumped. The and Mrs. Dale Ruffdu Dodge car. gas dram all soon aa possible to ★ Mr a. Beata in flamea also. In seconds Wednesday. * I taka ring from aa ear the Ore department from Nash-1 great many unfortunat mwm^WrwJ7l ■ VTOa and netghbora arrived to town the taton Count I Mp in such a atari tone it waa Court eomo supposed Janice Ehredt Suffers Burns In House Fire HawbiXa oatad rcowuiy on tend Mta Joe BMaoa » 1 Know It's n 1 a c GARDEN FRESH... fhenber Aunt Janice started pplng It up the gasoline fumes nl tad .and the stain were am.T%e fire waa probably sad tag. the pilot light of a —"Really, H's the neat beet thing to gathering my own fruit from the tree or vegetables from the garden and it's so much easier. he fire damaged the stairway, a I kitchen and caused heal and d nagt loss in the one-story li me home. Damages were cstln ted tn ta about MAW ?he Battle Creek Township F e department battled the fire IrttttTB toCMjun. MUMU recuperating at bar humcTHcr brother and I am Uy are looklag lor a new home while repairing the damages In their I like the fresh appetising bloom on FELPAUSCH GARDEN FRESH produce the plumb' firm lulcinoss that promises delicious flavor In every bite. ' In fact—most of the good oooka I kno FELPAUSCH GARDEN FRESH fruits and veg the finished salad or pie Is only ae good ae Into It Those good cooks know quality end The FELPAUSCH pi table* I* another reason I PLEASURE — I can be so loo of GARDEN FRESH fruits and vegeKt SHOPPING AT FELPAUSCH SUCH A e of Felpausch Friendly Performance." . FARMER PEET FULLY-COOKED HEAD HAM wataiTeoitradittat and baa bam returned to Show Low. Navajo County, Aria. where ha waa wewtod Is answer a charge at forking a MO check last June 4. WHOLE Naw Crop CENTER PORTION fakmek ■g'djggksrh.' o. waa, auavui. ... M, tWrey. V.rVMatrHl* .. m rccia... urEiMEicvud SHANK PORTION ib 49‘ LIAN, MEATY SLICES . '' ' 59*‘ PORK STEAK SOUto .L . VOSTON STYU LIMIT - 1 CTN. BOHftESS re/t* PORK ROAST 79ft wi™ couroN 6now COUNTRY 1 Slutaetf, Mtad, Freshly Sliced fresh PASTEURIZED COTTAGE CHEESE beef uver 39* SWIFTS PREMIUM PtO4IN Ama SHORT RIBS OF BEEF -i-'l Rad-Purple .UJj PLUMS... APRICOTS.. NECTARINES PEACHES ... .a 29* .a 39* .....,, 29* 2».29‘ Cello-Puck RADISHES... California Pascal 39tb CILERY. PESCHXI ... 141. PACKAGE tttWISHIT «“c FRANKS 1-Lb Chi. I 06 WAYNE- » Tomorrow ta .Dey is fashioned gone by. Tbwns all over the United States hold them every year and people look forward to it enthusiastically. It b a throwback to the days when much commerce was conducted In the streets of our cities and people met Uirtr neighbors at the store fronts of our communities. HERRUD ... 141. PACKAGE — -n LARGE SLICED BOLOGNA 79‘ KEYKO Miracle Whip >4». QUARTERS D.I Mont. - Family Sin Bofll. CATSUP * 22' CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS KRAFT HAROLD 59* 1 LIMIT IJM ' WITH COUPON WOW L m ZD -TAJT1I 11X1 IT com MOM- . V. MO. Oe OSIP SPARTAN COFfEE Salad Dreaalnfl ■ MNISAt MRU . . . 4U TO 7-OL S/SkOt. MARGARINE Bugles, Daisies & Whistles . COUNTRY FRESH SALAD DRESSING CHOCOLATE MILK «)nc 29c BREAD Minute Maid Fresh-Frozen IVUTAH ...» TO not WT. IWOt. EX VECETABIES GET DOUBLE S & H EVERY WEDNESDAY! | SALAD DRESSING SS“ 15‘1« •S' w i* * as tu-r:’; g (MAA 3. 1 Lemonade 2 si OvemPmh . . . 154 -Lb. Loaf . . . SANDWICH A - o9‘ . QT. JAR 3?! REDEEM YOUR ObNUS CARD CbUPON NO. 12 1AA EXTIA IW STAMPS A. .wf™ •ONOS CAt0 COUPON A PURCHASE Of 1/ ANY 2MR.BA0 OF CHARCOAL MMURl . . . 50 hil.I.LI. 221222. ataMtta 6 �Baby Bliss to Open Plant In Nashville Fpublic Forum I Lacey Sell Peanuts on By Mr* Orli. VanMdr n fewtM will liiaucumtc ^.vilJe Chamber of ConTmeTci n«°UaUn« with the Baby Bliss Company of Middle­ rille to open a branch plant 11 U 8Dod new* tfori the building formerly oc:upled David Wolfe. * Mr. and Mr*. Ortte VanSyckle oalMam Mri Veterans Adm. Hospital, Ann Arpatient there Benning; Oa.. Tuesday by bus. * and Mrs. Louis Sehlortf, Bunday. Mlu Linda Dunkelberger left iday din- Wednesday for Washinteon, DC. Syckle and family ware after being home to attend the Bird of Nashville. * Mr. and funeral of her father,- Merrill Hastings. Michigan July IB, IBM been 1 bito words the Impression that colng to the Klwanis Club* John Gorderuki, of Vermontville ’ ? 8h 1 *hUe w*1UnS ,cr tw” boa Community Service Fund. Wore 1 crn~nlTlue .loads of our young men to leave is to bJ । Hastings on Tuesday. July 19th. bright red vest* while aeUlnr started Immediately, and. irene for their nhysicaU for pre- 1 . cookout Saturday night ‘ Mr and Mrz Uo. m-wn. When You VOTE for til 0 pjn. that day. Oun’ “on lnto ,he *™»yiner. sales manager of the com. . . P«ny. it Is hoped they can -tert There waa a total of Rfl vnun< moving machines to about three1 r?sn- “rn® beln< dr»/t<xl ,rom , weeks. ! lhelr college carters, some being । Stole.— Highway Depart It I. . i taken from the farms to the । The ----- .--------■—-v — •-■-n. It ‘ •T,n‘n' county, arene being called from ' “ent has scheduled one of M ally the NaahriUe plant will Industry and otlisre who Just1 meetings 'or dbtr'ct >e•mptey 4e women. recently earned their high school. “nnt' h? ** In Hastings. RICHARD M. BAUER Safety Meeting in Because take* «r>nw«" ------- to diploma*. montt.itu tndp . Th« pxm, mm tonpn.1 KTSS *'* months to train a person to t- operate -- - - - *L-___ . . elfldently the \machines only one group of many who I section aald tl^ in satetv willpX "erestemployed at. ... the .tert. country, ‘a country that is sup- || menu tX,efit th? skills Sri I ly benefit the general public One of the prime reasons Baby P°'«l to be at peace with the when ---------•—----------------maintenance personnel en­ Bliss decided on the Nashville W0Tlrt. yet Is embroiled so deeply counter highway emergencies." branch was because a recent sur- in ,h" Vlr 'nam War that our vey revealed plenty of available b°Ts see th? handwriting on the help to this. area. wall even before they gel their Baby Bliss has been to bus!- 01,1 to rrP°rt lhctr loc*1 ness for 67 years The company bo,,'‘rt Manv o' the boys who originated In Grand Rapids and wln ultimately end up Backward Glances moved to Middleville in 1961 It ,n Vietnam, to serve as “advisha* been under the present man- 0X3 10 010 Bout** Vietnamese, agement for 19 years I Who is kidding whom in this Th. o«nw„, muutowum S Thermometers went the highest ever known ta Hastings, reaching 108 degrees ta the 24 hours be­ th? name of “Smith" a good tween Monday and Tuesday. More than 950 gallons of water a month ago the company bought turned to rest in our Riverside were pumped during the same out a plant In the West period. Certain department* to According to present plans the Cemetery. Yet, as I stood in the crowd I the Bookcase and Bliss plants company Intends to make stretch Items In the Nashville plant today, wntching the struggle of closed to avoid the danger of heat prostration. Hastings- Ice * young girls to keep back their Currently there are about 35 em­ ployed ta this division ta Mid­ I tears, mothers dabbing at their Fuel, even with an extra truck I eyes with their handkerchiefs, working were unable to keep up dleville. with the demand for ice and that As a vote of confidence the fathers rtolcally. wa'xhlng the firm also had to help out to MidNashville Chamber of Commerce proceedings. I could, not help has approved »2.000 to help the came exhausted. All stores were company get set up In this com-, city rt-prrrwnta'-lon. The police rapidly cleaned out of electric munlty. This will be paid at the were there In numbers, and fans. A welcome break come late rate of S5O0 a year over a four everything went along smoothly. Tuesday but to years to come: Mr. Rltsema was there, as you 11 year period. the oldtlmen will remember the Chamber President George always find him. to bld the fel­ blistering heat of July, 1D3B. Vogt, along with a committee of low's good-bye. and wish them Max Kelley. Harry Johnson. Lor­ Godspeed, but where was the . Despite the heat, a large crowd en Dingman. Al Smith and James was on hand here to take In the Riser, has been working with the Middleville plant officials, and there" wiw could at least take opening of the new Montgomery they feel that the location of the time enough to put In an ap- Word store on Jefferson Street. branch plant In Nashville will be beneficial to both the company the boys the thank* of the com­ and the community. munity at large for the aacri* living in East Jordan, has re­ The location of tha new busi­ floe Uiat each lad Is making ao turned to Hastings where he Is ness U. on Nashville's Main that the rest of ua. Including now employed by the Miller Fur­ street. the city brass con continue to niture Company as bookkeeper, live In the "manner to which filling the position caused by the Ted Tift will probably be In resignation of Arthur F. Vickery, the hospital at Saigon for an­ there from Ute local paper. In who has been engaged by H. P. other month so an airmail let­ Cowdry to assist In the drug ter or card would reach him off to war. and this Is exactly store. . before he leaves His address is what Is happening, doesn't seem lot Lt. Ted N. Tift 984X84 , to phase anyone, except the par­ The city council has authorised UJi. Armv Hospital Ryukus, , enta and relatives of thnse who a survey of the principal streets Ward 4W, are leaving. Again I must empha­ of Hastings, with tha objective size that this is only one of many In view of placing markers ' groups who have left, and there Ute main Intersections. I will be many more. Stan Trumble, C.LU. Would It be too much to ask At one time Weatag, to have the flag flown by some- Ultra Xe 95 Saturday care ^rt^ n on one. perhaps a legionnaire, or a ' 8,!£. ““ I T7thTU^ne , XTy uS UM.dr°£ ^Tl^ratS h a. w | ■ -r New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Non-PariWaa /rimary Election—Aim. 2, IBM Mrs. Bob Walldorff SALE STARTS Carlton Center ! Escapes Injury --------- By Mrs. Mae Overtmilh Mrs. Robert Walldorff. 50, apW1 J-IJ24 Parently escaped serious Injury about 7:15 pm. Monday when Mrs Henry Williams attended mobile driving northeast on M-43 n half-mile northcast of Clover- Bright and Early FRIDAY, JULY 22nd Middleville Wednesday night * the Zenos Colvins one day last week. * Thursday Mrs. Zenos Colvin attended the Ladle's Aid at the Welcome Corners Church. Plans for the Carlton Grange * Mrs. (Maty Knowles) Mulhol­ land of Charlotte passed away exhibit at the County Fair are to Saturday. She was a former reO- be completed when the grangers meet this Thursday at the and Mrs. Clark Oversmith spent Grange Hall. Carlton Orange Wednesday at MUI Lake with will also have a milk booth al . their grandson and family. Mr. the Pair. and Mrs. Lorin C. Oversmllh. The Dick Cooks were among enjoyed the company of their and Mrs B. Phillip Browns in Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Charlotte Thursday evening. Nash Bunday were Mr. and Mn. Calvin Nash of Lake Odessa and the Hashes were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hewitt of WoodBANKSUPTCT PETITIONS James Bhauk and little* girl of BtSSO — *---------Charlotte visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Utter, Croak. Bunday afternoon * The Com* JBJ5JH — WllllOMl munlty 4H members and their ,lcu». ulirau. Ua leaders, also the Orange metal here, are all busy preparing fW] the County Pair. * Mr. and Mrt, Dunnigan of Woodland called a Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ovenrol t Bunday evening. Grange Exhibit LEGAL CoJl WI 1-W1 PREFERRED and QUALIFIED SIDEWALK DAY! The BIGGEST BARGAIN FESTIVAL of the YEAR Don't Miss a Single Bargain • ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK MISSES' BETTER Swim Wear Originally 11.98 to 16.98 1 RACK MEN’S Plaid JACKETS DRESSES Your State Representative Electric Razors- Qualified by Experience Schick Magna Power Ronson 260 Reg. $19.95 I SIG SACK WOMINS BETTER SUMMER,., DRESSES C j| */■ 1 TABLE GIRLS' Sports Wear Indudet:• Blouses • Slacks Etc. 1 TABLE Infants -j, SPORTS WEARi Crowlabout Sats, Dresaat, Swim Wear, Play Suits, etc. Choice ENTIRE STOCK 60 BAIR LT. WEIGHT MEN'S - BOYS' MEN'S and BOYS' | James S. Farnsworth Men's - Fantastic Bargains Ui • OriglMNy 5.9R to 13.98. Includes some Unlined . . S. M. L Originally 6.98. "We've Gone ALL OUT to Give You Real Bargains You Need No Cash Penney Charge Card, Shop Early to Get the Best Selections! Site* 3 to 6X in Max Factor, Revlon, -Old Spice, etc. It will pay you to shop for these items. COUNTIES. special Michigan Day meeting Summer Cosmetics- BARRY S Richard M. Bauer 1 RACK GIRLS Save in All Departments AND Circuit Judge-5th Judicial Circuit Morq About----- played that would be appropriiTutalcaU^ o"th. ™ late? Wouid It be too much to । change iXilre ol’ tea£p£t ■ oak too. for arene one or more of • tlon that *• — — j _ has and is taking place. the city fathers to be on handj ' to bld tho fellows good-bye? GoBy neighborly co-operation. I ing for that pre-tadurtlon phyxlcal te hard enough, but to leave East 8(ate Street from the pave। ment to the east line of Claude for induction la pretty final. Can’t we show the fellows that Wood's property to the Second ., w*«l And south on Hanover to <*0 appreciate what ' Court Street and 25 rods east ‘^y a« doing for us? I and westJTOm Hanover on Court .Street have been treated with 1 Sincerely. ! calcium chloride to get rid of the 1 Genevieve Btruble । dust nuisance. EATON ^9,99 Swim Trunks Mostly Surfers— Not all bIzm. As an Elected City Councilman and Mayor SLACKS Rayon tropicals Oria. 4.9B fo 7.91. As a County Supervisor As a Board of Review Member. As an elected Constitutional Convention CLOSE-OUT 200 PAIR MISSES Delepte. Wm. Penn Cigars... ’I’7 Alarm Clocks ... 19'P Earrings Filler Paper $24’ 59 3 Combs_ _ _ _ 39' (Rog. 39c awch) Nylon Scenes...... 39' GREATLY REDUCED - KODAK CAMERAS (5 Only) As a twice elected member of the House of Representatives 1n Lansing. (Volues to $5.00) Reg. $2.50 Box SHOES As a successful small businessman. PREFERRED .Children’s Ca'nvos or Leather. Casual KNEE SOX pUM. .nd plain Ori,. $1 narfl .U. I? /Rr ^IP, • For his proven record of concern for the For hit proven record of good end prompt service to the people of his district. VISIT OUR BARGAIN SQUARE ON For hie demonstrated ability and courage G7VRI to stand for what is right. VOTE E FARNSWORTH Republican Primary August 2nd Farnsworth for Representative Committee WI5-21M Walter A. Vendor Haar, Sec, MAIN FLOOR - INSIDE STORE FOR MANY ODDS AND ENDS. ONE-OF-A-KIND, SOILED OR DISCON­ TINUED ITEMS MARKED WAY DOWNI Open Friday 9 A.M. 'til 9 P.M.! �AfiohM, srtalnad .with an obn ham unday homing their parents, fr. snd Mna Adon Myers on setr 25th wedding anniversary. The dining room table waa Dcnwcralic and Republican aide rtii isjmptifrixinih than three at the candidates listed. The ballot given you will contain ■efi bolkrt is to be marked only the names M the candidates fl CANDIDATE ONLY who will represent the precinct in four-tiered wedding coke trim­ narked tar mon than one med witl» a wedding bcU and a which you vote. bride and groom. mans personal Charge Plate bis first great granddaughter. Kristine Marte, tbe ‘ ------- ‘ the Duane Grays of " thorite the Board of Supervisors to create a sinking fund by levy­ ing a tax Of two mills for a period Printed on white paper will be of two years to be used for the the offldal ballot for dclegaUa to purchase of a site for a new Jail the county convention, containing and sheriffs residence and for the construction and equipping of said jail and realdence. Proposition No. 1. tn brief, to merely an autlwrlzatton to create a sinking fund— oxxl, by itself, means nothing txit is a necessary legal step that must lion of a new Jail possible, both propositions must receive majority votes of "YES." If one proposition is passed and the other rejected, no your Gittkman Personal Credit Card why don't you own a Gititemaa Per­ arrives. Simply show any weM-known sonal Credit Card? It’s easy to get one. credit card from any source when you make out your application. To own your Personal Credit Card from For example, if No. 1 Is passed and No. n rejected, it will mean that we have authorised a ainking fund without providing any re- Gittkman's all you need do is fill out It's so easy to get a simple application form. It’s that easy. Credit Card we just don’t know why Soon your credit card will be sent you everyone doesn't own one. Come in the mail. think ol it, nearly everyone does! TEEN CONVENIENT BUDGCT APPLICATION 30 DAY BLANK ESA 00747462 winners were Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Goodyear. Charlotte Hensley of Knoxville, Tenn., and Roy Hubbard Workshop Attracts Many Youngsters Thirty-five enthusiastic young- as could ba found and the price will not seem as large in the years to come as it does to some people now. We agree that there are many similar plots of land In the county that could be had for con- OR, UM THIS birthdays occurring in July, those of Clark Welker <a broth­ er-in-law of tbo Hamps). Mrs. George !*«* (Mrs. Hamp's moth­ The Children's Workshop will er) arid Kenneth "Corky" Hamp (the Hamp's son). A picnic din- continue for six more Saturdays t)trough Aug. 27. Date Store Account No. CREDIT APPLICATION Married Husband's Single Name .Ago Address caslon. It being Mrs. Post's 84th tlnuc mm Ing birthday, a upccial cake waa A fun-fUlad social meeting for made for her by her daughter, the board on July 14. Narrated color slides on great Impres­ county-wide interest. In addition, sionists were shown, including the works of Renoir. Manet, Ceaseveral of the townships will have onne. Monet and others. Thirtyspecial propositions of strictly local two attended the meeting, in­ cluding four guests. Paintings brought by Stan SnyAll qualified electors should turn out and vote on Aug. 2. In many ways, the primary election is more important than the general elec­ To cdebraxo the birthday ot tion. since It to at the primary that L. E. Barnett, tbe John Barnetta entertained with a family din­ ner on Saturday evening. Guests Phone How long ot .□ Own Home above address Employer's Address Employed .Occupation Average Number of Weekly Income $ .Dependents, Wife's Wife's .Employer Address of Income $ We've slashed prices on summer suits, to move them out . . . and you profit with terrific values on suits you'll wear the rwst of the season and tha next, too. Tropical Suits $2895 M395 Ref. S35.OO NOW Ref. $54.50 NOW One Group of The Marvin Cooleys entertain­ ed the McDonald family reunion at their Wall Lake cottage on Sunday with about 35 being pres­ ent. Guests were from Eaton Rapids, Lansing, and this vidn- .Employer . UPHOLSTERING BANK AND BUSINESS REFERENCES b Free EstimatM la Hm Hasflags Arcs oa Thursdays. • Pickup sad Delivery• Many Swegles. e 10 Years ^a«n« i-aeatloe. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 activities and many took ad- Nearest Relative Address of Nearest Relative . *•. I ^ii.1 All Personal To the Qualified Electors of Reference ________ Address of CITY OF HASTINGS COUNTY OF BARRY I Notice is Hereby Given That a . Personal Reference— -------------- ' SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION (Te be secured enly where s»pllcsnf bis cbenged empleTnseel er residence lecsllee within pest J yeersi How long ‘ Previous Address ------------------------------------------- jthere? How long Previous SPORT COATS PRIMARY ELECTION Summer and Winter Weights Reg. 52450 to 53650 Will be held in the City of Hastings, County of Barry, State of Michigan on *11’5 „ $24’5 |TB \ I II Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS II B A f B Regularly W Li Only 5:7 & »5°<> Now McPka>din MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR "Duds For, Him and Her" St. We Rent Formal Wear Occupation ---------- ....----------------------------------------- Employed? The above in/ormation is for the purpose oj obtaining credit, and u warranted to be true. I agree to pay all bills upon receipt of statement except merchandise covered by August 2,1966 From 7 O'clock in the Forenoon until 8 0'clock in the Afternoon, EST One Group of — ' How Long Wife's gueste Friday evening for a din­ ner party as a farewell for the Charles Dodges, who are moving to Howell, and the Hadley Klgars. who orc moving to Kalama- Rent Name of Employer . Name . MOW to Even a purchase can be made before The Kellogg reunion at Tyden Park was well attended on Sun­ The north and south winners at day with relatives coming from the duplicate bridge at the Haa- Flint, West Branctx Albidn and tit-gs Country Club Tuesday eve­ ning were Mn. B. Richardson and Mn. J. B. VanderMeer of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Gordon Cove and State VOGUES Dftiieit»n Personal Society newS Proposition No. 11 seeks authori­ sation for a constitutional millage increase for Uic purpose of actu­ ally raising the money needed for the sinking fund as proposed in torial last week. We are getting Proposition No. 1. As stated on the ballot, Propod- along with the present “boarding out" tactics, but it to a situation over wiiich we have abaolutely no on the total amount of taxes which control and could, literally, change may be asseacd against all prop­ over night. The plan now proposed erty in Barry County, Michigan, by the board is essentially the be Increased aa provided by law. same as that recommended by the Citizens Committee two years ago'. all property tn the bounty for a period of two '(2) years, the years 1966 and 1967. for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used tor the purchase of a site for a new County Jail and Sheriff's Don’t have one? Ypu don\ toy? Well, budget agreement which will be paid according to the terms staled. Signed Giyieman's For the Purpoie of Nominating Candi. date, for the following officer: Governor, United Stater Senator, Rep­ resentative in CongroM, State Senator, State Representative, Judge of the Cir­ cuit Court and Delegates to the Demo­ cratic and Republican County Conven­ tions and alto to vote on two proposals. DONNA J. KINNEY �Fishermen's Catch Is Setting for • Lovely Nuptials It will be a family-style dinner. Mr. and Mn. Rudy Flora are ‘ “dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mn. Q. Men, what can you do when the wife says: Miso JoAnne Long. R1 Wood- HOT BOVS al HODGES Jewerly were united In marriage Satur­ day, July 8, al 4 pm. in the NaabvtUe Evangelical United Brethren Church. Tbe Rev. Clyde C. Gibson performed ths double ring ceremony tn the presence of 135 guifa, Tbe altar waa arrayed with a beautiful arrangement of white gladioli with blue mum, and a kissing candelabra. Mln Connie DUlenbeck wm tbe organist and I’M NOT GOING TO TAKE THE GARBAGE OUT TO THAT GARBAGE CAN AGAIN, EVER! Look These Over In Our A. Take out the garbage Air-Condllloned Slore See These Bargains: WESTCLOX ELECTRIC ALARM Red Hot Special Or Get A Smokeless - Odorless styled with * scooped neckline and elbow-length sleeves. Tbe gown featured a modified etn—Ot. Selection of 17 Jewal WATCHES ... Rad Hot Special Selection of DIAMONDS Rod Hot Specials _____ yourself.... the parent* of the groom. Tlic bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor- CALCINATOR *ioo( GAS INCINERATOR! Selection of WATCH BRACELETS Red Hot Specials Selectlon of DISHES for 8 Red Hot Specials Selection of DECORATOR CLOCKS Red Hot Specials at Many Choice Gilt Hems V2 OFF Is .stationed with the Navy. The rehearaal party waa given by the groom’s parents at Hea­ tings Heights in Hastings. maid of honor, wearing a powj der-bhie "A" line floor-length empire styled gown of dotted A COOL STORE Full of HOT SPECIALS! ' Clearance Runs Until July 30th The low-cost, efficient way to take care SIDEWALK SALE SIDEWALK SALE 5O< Table $1.00 Table Look for: Jewelry, Figurines, Pottery and Hot Buys on One-Of-A* Kind Itams. ent from Grand Rapids. Char­ lotte. Detroit, Bay City, Wood­ land. LonMng, Hastings. Verand a pink orchid. The groom's mother wore a pink montviBe, Great Lakro. Ill., W two-piece lace suit with white Calcinator gets rid of all burnable trash and garbage automatically without indoors smoke or odor! Leonard Pixley was in ! of the guest book. Miss Jtnella ■ Garlinger was • at Uve bowl. Mm. Raymond Mrs — Hugh Moore and R<Mth.-----___ __ — ----Ma Gordon Parsons, Jr. opened the gifts. Look for: Jewelry, Dishes, Glosswore, Golf Bolls in Pocks of 3 . . . and Bargains. Bargains and Our Broasted Chicken Personal Mention of messy garbage and trash. Just wrap it; drop it in the Calcinator; set the automatic controls; and forget it—like magic the refuse is consumed. Features MLm Mabie Coate of Albany. N. Y. They rautrned home Tuesday. Bunday guenta of the Merrill Rare hers were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kaxrar of Grand liap- non - absorbent combustion chamber; built-in air dilutee; fire-brick lined sec­ ondary chamber; non-clog pilot; and stainless steel burner. VISIT HODGES JEWELRY oa SIDEWALK DAY Worth Crowing About' through the courtesy of LincolnMercury, "Jerry" having won the trip sponsored by the com- , THE LANDLUBBER INN Hodges Jewelry M-43 on Woh Lake YOUR DEPENDABLE JEWELER SINCE 1931 Open 7 Days Phono 623-5311 A guest of. the Chet Hodges over the weekend was her sister.1 Miss Helen Cusack of Belding. I PLATFORM ROCKERS INNIRSPRING MATTRESS Compere at $25.00 Pin $3 Beaus Bucks BUNK BID OUTFITS Hi-Fi STEREO CONSOLES—4-Speed Auta. . Campese at S»».OO . Campers at $!49.00 $99.11 Plus >12 Boairt Burke Pin $20 Bean Burka DOUBLE SQFA BIDS FREE BONUS BUCK$ given Mth avary * purchase . . . spend them here for • whatever you choose! Largs asst, •( aim and colon$8.88 RICpRO CABINETS—Rag. $16.95 ...>11.88 APT. >1X1 GAS RANGU—Fnaon Nans Cnapar. st 119.00 . Cmfus at $89.00 $49.88 4hn >12 Been Burks Mn >12 lean Bucks sio to >2o ........................ BAR STOOLS—Rag. $9.95>9.88 Ml h W >41 t. $40 JE 30* US 4-PIECI SECTIONALS Camper* at $249.00 Ml ta >150 >150 to >250 .......# >251 te >3S0 TILT-SACK CHAIRS—CWoe of Cater >38.88 Pin $4 Bean Buck. , 2-PC. SOFA-BED sad CHAIR SETS Compare at >159.00 .....^-.->99.88 «n $20 Bean Backs M51 te >490 a«d ever >490 $20.00 SWIVEL CHAIRS Compare St $3 ‘ Plus $4 Bonus Cmapam it $59.50 Pin $4 Bean Burka .$40.00 .-->75.00 $100.00 ■PIECt BEDROOM SUmS Cmapara at $149.00 ... Flue $20 Bean Burks DELUXE LIVING Reg- >189.00 Pin >20 Bean Barks 100% NYLON CARPETING . Cempam at $5.95 74 ...I.lg. v£ <1.00 rtei You Gel Bonus Backs, Teel �Pastor nites Couple in Baptist Rites Min Janet Kay Wednesday evening and Thurs- tbe Homer Smiths. Linderman. Under The Dryer ■UMlnca. with <• length gown with a full train. MRS. JAMES WARREN SUTHERLAND . Miss Janet Kay Linderman Becomes BrMe. Rapids. Charlotte. Middleville. Wayland. Byron Center. Alto. Nashville. Saranac. Freeport, Lake Odessa. Wcxxlliuid. Mus­ kegon and Marshall. | The rehearsal party was given by the groom's parents Friday. Hocr length skirt falling from;William Wooer, friends of the July 8. at 8 pm. at the Pleasant an empire waistline. She wore groom from Delton, were ushers, Point restaurant In Hastings. a wide rim crownleas hat with I For her daughter's wedding satin ribbon to match her dress. ■ Mra. Linderman chose a pink She carried a basket of yellow . linen draw. with matching acgroom's mother's 1t h and groom, Mrs. Alloc ABerdlng matching oorangvn of white car- wm Paul Willard, eon decorated with baskets of yellow Mr. and Mra. Richard Cbok of Grand Rapids, cousins of the' ant WHITE'S Thompson of Middleville, Gary VanDulno ot Wayland, ENGAGED—The engagement of poured, and Mln Mary Vander- Miss Robin Rice and Michael brook, served at the punch bowl. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gordon Timm and Miss j Howard Martin. Cloverdale, is Mary Hummel of Hastings. Mra. being announced by her parents. Edward. .Streeter ot Middleville Mr and Mrs. Ruy Sherman, and Mtas Ellen Price of Freeport । Delton; Both ’ nre graduates of attended the gift table. 1 Delton High School. The brldeTtw couple will reside at 433 E. I elect Is attending Parson?* BusiGreen Street. | ness School. The prospective Out of town guests were pres- bridegroom is employed at Hardent from Delton. Hartford. Plain- I Ing's Market. Delton. No date 945-3967 writ Kalamazoo. Augusta. Grand llns Mt tor the wedding. Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY SIDEWALK This Friday, July 22nd One Group of • SLIPS • BLOUSES • GIRDLES Dresses Skirts • • Sidewalk Day Knit Tops Beach Bags Mrs. Sheffer Returns from Argentina Visit Mrs. 8. M. Sheffer of E'. Blate Road returned recenUy Trom a seven-week visit In Cbrdoba. Ar­ gentina. returning to the States from Buenes Aires the day eralOrganlas took over the gov­ ernment. While a guest of her son, Bruce, and family, Mrs. Sheffer enjoyed the hospitality of many Argentine homes arid was very much impressed by their graci­ ous friendliness. Trips to the nearby mountain areas. Carlos Pas for dinner at the Grand Castello Hdtel and to Alta Gracias and to beautiful San Jorge near I-a Falda. were high­ lights of her visit Goodbyes to the family were less diflkrult this year due to plans for a visit to the States In August, when Lee will bring grandson. Mike, for his Fresh­ man orientation al Michigan State University and Kathy to spend her sophomore school year I in Hastings at the home of the Leon Hales En route home to Lansing from Chicago the Kenny O'Don­ nells, visited hU mother. Mra. Clark O'Donnell, overnight on Monday. The Jack Taylor family re­ turned Monday evening from a few days trip to Niagara Falls Pittsburg and W&t Virginia. ' Robes Blouses • • • . 11 I Slacks e HATS • JEWELRY • PURSES _ _ _ _ There has been a constant men were Stanley Waksmundskl | Hurry of activity in town and el of Kni«maxoo and J efl Hinman | Wall Lake for the Dr. Raymond of Hastings. iFlnnle family reunion!ng. Tbe - — — daughter's wedding • Bob VsnderWerfs of Menominee Mrs. Holier chose ■ drees of. Fails. Wli. arrived Thursday white bonded lace over aqua । evening and Ralph Tatum arwith white accessories and the rived from California Friday eve­ groom's mother wore an aqua I ning to join his wife and four lace dress with a jacket and I youngsters who have been here matching accessories. They both fOT two weeks. Saturday evening "-------------------- ---- ^hlU! dairies the Tatums and VonderWert* and roses. Rudy Vogelreutera hooted a party church undercroft for 125 guests. at her father. David Goodyear's Mra. Willis Smith and Mrs. Jack Gun Lake cottage on Hastings Lorens presided at the coflee Pointe. service with Mra. Kenneth Nunn, Lots Sunday afternoon the slater of the bride, serving punch. Dr. Gordon Pinnies entertained Guests were registered by the aunt of the bride. Mrs. Robert Goodwin of Bellflower. Calif. lowed by a gathering ot the Fin­ The wedding cake waa cut by nic clan at Wall Lake. Mrs Gladys McNeill. For traveling tnrougn Northern Michigan, the new Mrs. Yar- TO These are too drying . . . Is your hair hard to man­ age this Summer. You’ll be delighted with our style cut Peg* Beauty Bar Styitag & Wig, Service 136 VS $«.»■ St. Chicken Barbecue & Festival St. Cyril Catholic Church Catalpa Hall • Gun Lake Sunday, Auguit 7, 1966 Come one, come all . young and old! A day of fun and enjoyment for all! Barbecue - Gam®» - Refreshments HASTINGS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Father Jo*" V. Dillon Council 3447 While They Last!! Brand Name WRIST WATCHES Gents and Ladies (14 Only) 17 Jewel . Shock Proof ‘5000 * ’24.95 BAGS OQ« (VALUIS FROM $2.00 to $50.00) RINGS BIRTHSTONE PEARL Included are: I Elgin Watch (Value $29.95) and Barbecued Only *12.95 Values to ONYX TIGER EYE Decorator Clocks Botiques______ Italian Sun Hoti $29.9& 1 OH 99c 99c SPARE RIBS pnee The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton touch, giving a matte finish to your complexion. Xt should be fine and light, not heavy and course or combined with Don't Miss It! Fabulous Buys on the street and in the store 10 Silver Dollars (plus merchandise) REDUCED lighter than your founda­ tion. never darker. Remem- Sidewalk Day Specials! •2 Diomond Rings (Value $50 each) Bathing Caps ■ eddlng. Californians Feted Gilmore Jeweler's GRAB wim: Pedal Pushers with black ribbon. The Church of SL John the Evangelist in Fremont was___ scene ot the wedding of Miss Kathryn Holler of Premont and William Roy Yarger of Kalamaioo. Saturday evening. July 2. with the Rev. Henry H. Cho­ quette performing the double ring ceremony at 7:30 o'clock. Large baskets of white daisies1 decorated Uie altar. Mra. Harri­ son Gingrich, organist, provided the traditional wedding music. 'Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Royden Yarger nf Hastings and Mra Gertrude Holler of Fremonj. Given in marriage by her un-: ;!e, cle, Mr. Mentis Marvin Holter, Holler, th® the bride wore a white linen, floor length sheath gown. The modified em­ cotton suit that she hod made. pire waistline was complemented by a scoop neckline and elbow paisley print. She wore white length, bell shaped sleeves. White daisy appliques trimmed the their home in Dearborn where sleeves and skirt. A Cardinal's the groom is employed at the cape appllqued with daisies, IBM office. formed the chapel length train Out-of-town guests were from and a Illy shaped headpiece, Bellflower. Calif.; Elkhart, Ind.: beaded with pearls, held her veil Lathrop Village. Livonia, War­ of silk illusion. She carried a ren, Hastings, Kalamazoo, Mus­ bouquet of white daisies and yel­ kegon. Mt. Pleasant. Dearborn. low sweetheart roses. Hesperia, Grant, Newaygo, Miss Karen McNeill of Fre­ Grand Rapids and Battle Creek. The rehearsal dinner was host­ bridesmaids were Miss Marie ed by the bridegroom's parents Ramey of Muskegon and Miss at Samuel's Fine Foods. Peggy Barringer of Lathrop vil­ lage. The attendants were mont High School and attended dressed alike In two-piece floor­ WMU where she waa afllllated length gowns of pale yellow lin­ with Alpha Chi Omega sorority en. featuring A-line skirts, made The groom graduated from Has­ by the bride. Their headpieces tings High School and served were a halo of daisies and they four yean in the US. Navy. He Carried bouquets of daisies tied also attended WMU .values to ALL REDUCED Swim Suits Bermudas I ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs. RobI ert Atkinson. 2304 Clearview Ave. Canton. Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Marjorie E. Atkinson, to Steven P. Bottcher. son ot Mr. and Mrs Hermann F. Bottcher, 523 W. Prairie Avenue, Hastings. Miss Atkinson is a graduate of Glenwood High School and West Liberty State College, West Vs. She is now working os a dental hygienist in Canton. Ohio. Steve Bottcher is a graduate of Glen­ wood High School and is a junior at Lafayette College. Easton. Pa., where he is studying mechanical engineering. He.is a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Key Honor Society. Student Council and Vanity football and Peg Preston 986 graduate of Harper Creek Ugh School and la now staoned at Lackland Air Force ■use. San Antonio, Texas, where ie is undergoing basic training Kathryn Holler, William Yarger Exchange Vows dress dress was ywBow. with matching ated with baskets of yellow Immediately following the ■f R9 Battle Creek. The bridelect Is a 1988 graduate of Ras­ ing! High School and Is emiloyed at the Camp Pire oflier MRS. WILLIAM ROY YAROER . . . Miss Kathryn Holler Becomes Bride. bridal bouquet consisted ot white Hie INNOUNCE TROTH —Mr and tfrs Earl Dunn of R6 Bstth Jretk announce the engagement if their daughter. Sybil Jeanne, o A1C James Allen Noah, the Loren E. Lewis or uh w Hign Street arc announcing the en­ gagement of their daughter. Cheryl Ann, to A/2C John R Bolton, son of Chief Master Sgt and Mrs. John W. Bolton ot ojji-a nunicr avv.. niiutta Guebors AFB. Bellon. Mo. Cheryl |u a 1985 graduate of Hastings , High School and is attending I Columbus Business University. | uotumous. Ohio. onio John uonn is sta-| siaColumbus. ,I.- r APB awn । Honed at the J-ockbourne In Columbus. Ohio. An Aug. 13 i wedding is being planned TOO! WATCH BAHDS Speidel and J-B Tlw Superette —OPEN DAILYTorn & Salty Robinson 205 N. Mkhlfon 9 A.M. to H P.M COSTUME JEWELRY �Mary Beth of OUvrt and Leon Ot Mttte Crtek. Orio Main at any Bttmrfed the funeral of their UakxUu., Mt. and Mrs Roy Main sunt, aWMh Ony, st Banflald •nd ntoee, Once. M Homer. Mn. an Saturday. Recent ealten at the Lean Omy bone wen Mn. Otonu ’jcu H love ou. fell GAKFD GOODS Ucfcely Compliment Koy Before Her Nuptials Mothers to Invade Michigan State . Campus July 26-29 As the wedding date for Kay proaches, two more lovely partian have been added to 'the happy events of her pre-miptlal days. On July I. Mrs. Bruce Kramer of Pewamo honored Key with a miscellaneous shower. The many lovely gifts were partially con- and Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Huntley, wffi entertain at the former's home with a brunch on Saturday morning for all out-ofU>wn guests and members of the taken for granted. College Week for Women, July 26-2S at Michigan fifala Unlvenlty, gives Michigan homer, makers such an opportunity. The conference is • unique type of Ted Teadt SIDEWALK DAY SPECIAL BUTTERMILK UiEDCAKES 49c doz. Representative Danish Pastries 89th District Chopped German Cinnamon Bread 42c A September graduate of Hackley Hdsp tai School of Nursing, Maskegon Mr. Wltkop U a graduate of Northwestern Michigan Col­ lege. Traverse City, and is in the die design field of General Mo­ tors in'Flint A November wed­ ding U being planned HE'S Interested A chopped sweet dough with cinnamon, brown sugar and . honey. - in YOU Apple Frittan---------- .------- 6 for 42c jrtOAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Vers «• Carter of R2 Middleville annmince the engagement of their daughter. Marilyn Irene, to Rob­ ert K Wltkop. son of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth R. Wltkop ot R3 A fry rail withpUra, ol ™|. rararaur« howy trawbt, COOKIE DAY Eoch Wnlnndoy. 4 dos. SI Moodoy FANTKY DAY------------------5 lwyn Braod $1 Orlfflths b In her sixth term in Congress and was previously In the Michigan legislature. Shell speak Thursday evening. July SB, sion is open to Ute public. Current Michigan legislators who will Uke part in the pro­ gram will be Raymond Dxendsdi. Detroit majority leader of the DALE’S BAKE SHOP member of the Michigan House of Representatives. They will participate in a panel discussion with a legislative counselor and a news reported. Mrs. Mahlon Sharp, East Lan- HASTINGS On Our Regulai Name Brands of SUITS and SPORT COATS Baptist Service Unites Couple at Hastings Church at the Bliss Union Hall following the wedding. ’ Out at town guests came from Owosso, Grand Haven, Middleville In a double ring ceremony. Miss Lyndla Kay McNutt and Robert C. Champion were united In maritage at the First Baptist Church in Hastings an Saturday, July 2, Mrs. Cortright Hosts Thornapple Garden Club The Thornapple Garden Club met Thursday, July 14. with Mrs. Mra. Florence Chapman's? Mn. Hawks provided the tradi­ Albert Corulght in her lovrt> Grand Rapids and Bert ODounew home at Algonquin Lake tional wedding music. with Mra Lloyd Storer M coGiven in marriage by her father. The Right Rev. Magr. Frei Drienengn of Grand Rapids, a Hhuitze performed the cerrnil They are now at home at J well-known flower show judge, Her veil of orgimxa was held In whoae topic wm “Dried Arrange - Lakeshore Road, Twin Lake place with a Uara of seed peurls and crystal drops. She carried a bouquet of white rosea and blue Miss Uhd» Btaup. as maid of honor, wore a floor length gown ot yellow satin with white over­ lace and carried a yellow rose. The bridesmaids. Miss Shirley with many making arrangements wore floor length gowns of pastel using materials they bad taken. colored net in shades of green, blue Home lovely and interesting arand pink. They each carried a single yellow rose. ONE RACK FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK was the flower girl and Stanley Ray Shellenbarger. nephew of the bride, was the ring bearer. Mr and Mrs R<^jert Anderson. Regular $1995 Io $39! Chrystal Case Dancers Perform At Chesaning On Monday. July 11. JoEllen Miller and Bnicv Smith tap- Men's Spring JACKETS Our Complete Regular $7.95 & 9.95 BOYS $4.75 & $5.75 .INOLEUM DEPARTMENT Boat were Mr and mond Miller, Mn. Mr. and Mn. Jack family and Chrystal Mrs. Ray­ Lyle Story, Smith and Case Hampreached - a MofhedM Omrdh awd worked ia a factory. Have bees a dairy farmer atoce ALL NAME BRANDS Marked A FLOOR TO MEET Down Stock Up on • SHIRTS • TROUSERS • JACKETS EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS Now Corne get values at our Sidewalk Sale of Summer Slocks! We’ve got all kinds: loops, beltless, pleats. Ivy ... fit and style for everybody. And ot big savings, too! • SPORT COATS Reg. $5.00 Now $3.50 Wide Selections # &/<?/ They are staying mainly al Ken a aa Mn. Pom* lane to still in Blodgett. Hospital. Reg. $6.00 FAMILY PROBLEMS are constantly being put in front of a Circuit Judge. Divorcee, Juvenile problems, assault*, property and custody disputes are all the concern of the Judge. I strongly be- f ' Beve we must keep I the family1 as the base I 1.*J 1 of our society. I SHIRTS MEN'S SWIM SUITS Now $2.75 • Etc. Jeffrey. Dan and Andy arrived from Worcrater. Mass.. Saturday evening for a two weeks' vaca- $8.95 to $19.95 Reg. $4.00 • BERMUDAS FLOOR COVERING Regularly • SUITS • BATHING SUITS Ronald W. Layton "Republican Candidate tar State Representative 55th District! and white dress with navy acces­ sories for her daughter's wedding. Richard Champion served as his SPORT COATS h Bert O'Donnell, ' Mrs. Chapman Wed At Twin Lake SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $4.00 Now $2.75 Reg. $5.00 Now $3.50 Reg. $6.00 Now $4.25 CLEVELANDS MEN S & BOYS' WEAR El err RICHARD ROBINSON CLCVI CIRCUIT COURT 1UUGE �Barth. Doria Krickzon, Mr. and Society newS New Granddaughter House Guests from Mr. and Mrs The South ore ' Honored ot Parties Lyndon Barry with their Dew grand- alkers Compete At Barry Fair Hned their imagination culinary talents Saturday and created a hones entered in the many dlvi- see walking hartca with an Aben Johnson Memorial Trophy to be awarded. The horses will be shown in two rings In front of toe grand­ pm. on the opening day, stand. Walking horse trophy sponsors include Robert W. Sherwood, Lro stoewalk bays Close Out (Rldu*. .1 5) 45 r.p.m. Records — 25 Capitol AIWA Transiitor Monograph RECORDER Remote Microphone __ *17 was the gastruno- Sandra Zanklt* and Duane Shepard were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Gerald Shepard of near SL Mary's Lake. * Mtei Patricia Sapp, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harold Sapp of) 13604 Manning lake Road, and, Christopher A. Graham, son of. Mr. and Mra. Myron A. Graham I of 609 E Hamilton Lane, were married Saturday afternoon In Chapel Hill Methodist Church. Rev. Chris Laursen. pastor of St. Peter Lutheran Church, of-1 Related. The young couple will| make their home at 165 Swedish Weekend guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALE! MUSIC CENTER 945-4284 Open All Day Thursday WONDERFUL STUFF—Ba, Ad.nw ll-rra„U Central Bcferal Philip Hansen ot Mra. Gary McAlvev and family from New Lenox, Ill. Last Tuesday Richard Kilgore entered Community Hospital. * Roy Brown has been discharged from the Health Center and will continue convalescing al home. * Daily Vacation Bible School started Monday In the Pleasant­ vlew Schoo! under the direction Community Hospital. * The of Mrs. Wayne Bucklin. ★ Mr. Banflelii-Brlggs-Dowllng Metho­ dist Youth Fellowship met al the Jimmy Leonard attended the Bonfield Methodist Church Bun103rd Case reunion at the home of Roland Case of near Beadle Lake. Sunday. There were 57 family spent toe weekend of the 4lh at their Houghton Lake cot­ present. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling French tage. * Saturday, Mra. Leo Fray attended tlw Reid reunion Sun­ and Kathryn dkove to toelx day at Tyden Park. * Our *ym- Houghton Lake cottage wheye pathles are extended to Mr and they spent the weekend with Mr*. James Whitmore (Marjorie Lenz) who lost a baby son, Brian Leonard and family who were vacationing there. Leo Frey re­ turned home with hl* family on Monday. GIGANTIC! ■3m FflBl [■m LaU K£jg Km Summer SALE Kathryn. Mrs. Lola Prey and Mr and Mra. Robert Frey and fami­ ly attended to6 wedding of Du Wayne Bhepord to Sandra Zanker Saturday evening in toe Chapel Hill Methodist Church. * Mr. and Mr*. Norman Forahfy and family from Battle Creek were Sunday dinner guests of hU mother, Mr*. Leota Forshcy, and Mra. Janet Shattuck and sons. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence - ‘ ----- Mrs. Myrtle Dunn. * 'Mrs. John Sterner and family from Grand Rapids and Mr. arid Mrs. RolUe Powell and son weraJ Sunday afternoon callers at'Utt home of Mr. and Mrs. RofaMt B. F. GOODRICH FINAL This will be the big Venetian weekend in Charlevoix and a number of Hastings resident will meet there during the festivities. The Bob Sherwood family will Join toe George Hamaty family for toe weekend at toelr cottage on Charlevoix Utee where they have been this week and will be next week. The Richard Guen­ SB thers plan to Join the group and Dr. and Mra. Gordon Finale will CLEARANCE M RED CROSS RED CROSS in Northern COBBIES SUMMER STYLES POWERS chairman for the luncheon next Tuesday. Capable and quali* tied - Over 30 years legal experience. Michigan Primary Election Augult 2 railed her mother. Mrs. Grace Chaffee, in Striker District, Fri­ day evening. * Mra. Clinton Town and children from Alle­ gan spent Sunday at Lindon Norris'. family from 'McOmber spent Sunday at Howard Moore-*. * Letter of July 14: . • George Lowden and Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Bawdy of Clarksville] pperit several days In Indiana.1 This weekend, Mr. Lowden arid e. and Mra. Lawrence Wclden- ' er of Grand Rapids spent at ter Newton cd Northville, Mra. Hugh FutdLsb of Loa Angeles, Calif, and Mra Millie Erway Walter E. Colbert on Monday. July 22nd . . And Through The Weekend! ‘cAc ° $A00 Ladies and Children's Wear One rack—broken sizes. Jv Values to $29.98 O LADIES BLOUSES Mjalorly $2.98 Asst, styles in stripes, prints and solid colors. Sizes 32 to 38. Now THROW RUGS Regularly $2.98 Now Non-skid backs. Assorted colors. . ’1.66 I.UU $1.00 Regularly $1.49 FINGERTIP TOWELS Now 5 for $100 Assorted colors in terry cloth. urday callers. * Meadamea Cul- Regularly $1.98 Padded Garment Hangers the Charles Murphys aboard Thursday on bualnea*. •* Mr. and toelr yacht for the weekend. Mrs. Admiral Pberch and friend Mra. Bernard Reed, Mr*. Glen at Lansing visited his sister, Mn. Lottie Bumpus Sunday. They all Mra. Roger Wlswell leave today for Frankfort to visit the Dick Bumpus. * Mra. Winn HutehlnFlngleton and Ken Rone families Katie Geier and daughter. Norvacationing this week. They will continue on to Petoskey and other northern points, returning home Monday. The Claude Braidwoods spent Calms. their vacation touring toe south­ ern atatm. with their flrat stop at Bradstown, Ky, to see the Ste­ phen Pewter Story under tha SOCIALITES Horace K. loUee Huuley, Knoxville, Tenn, union at Gun Lake July 3rd. including Mn. Maylan Jones ot Lansing, her daughter and hut­ band. the Darrell Klngsworlhs. and the Stanley Jones family of lie Hammond from Hasting* Bloomflaid HUI*. The latter visi­ called at Will Quid*. Bunday. ted her mother on July 4. Mn. * Mr. and Mra. Will Curd called at Charlie Tobias'. Sunday. ★ Sothard. Honed called at Mrs. Ada Tobias' and Jennette Eisner's in Hastings, Wednesday. * Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Owen called on William Ooxk in Nashville. Sunday. * Miss Bernice Calms from Lan­ sing spent Monday night at the Lloyd Owens. Tuesday forenoon Mrs. Lloyd Owen and Bernice; Calms called on Mrs. William wocaWd Bln Nashville, and later at-' led the Guild picnic al Ty-! den Park, Hastings ITALIAN SANDALS ■tetter, V. Engle, P. Faulkner and D. Cleveland. Among tin 44 j By Mrt. Lloyd Owen Dawlta* MS-Mil East Middle Lake CHARM STEP aucuTctum ——— -- -pitallty that always await* their arrival. Thursday they wwe honoree* for luncheon al Point W«t near Circuit Judge East Doud By Mrt. Bettie M. Cairnt AMERICAN GIRL in 'at Knoxville. Tenn, Michael S. Nusbaum To Wed Miss Keel On September 17 Aora fTv- this Bummer. Her fiance, a prize for the afternoons play. “• ““ 8“h*rt* a“” mduM. r™» O.iJirTu.h Ha Thuradw Mn Uj » Mra. David P*ul will a rav School ocnoot 1* i* working worxing on on a a master'* masicra H. n. and — ... — — --—*- »n — ■—. - - “ Mkhlgan be the Ihonoms vwvwwm when Mra. Fred firSe dJ‘«re etate Univeratty. Porteou* wlU be haste** with a I The wedding will take place on bridge luncheon at her home on c—. a r*huwh Street. Mn. Richard Foster chalnnaned the ladies luncheon and bridge at ,tte Hastings Country Club wood of Chicago. Ted Tetzloff of South Bend. Ind, Diana Ben- City. awhUe. ment or toelr daughter. Heather' co-host for this particular luxurious Rose, to Michael Shaw Nusbaum. friend* lunch in the adventure In good eating. trip to Niagara Falls. several lamlllet attended the' wedding of Ml** Nelson and York IO 99' 138 W. Statu turkey, Muffed with veal and wlna Van Winkle of Bedford. N.Y, William Bhaln of New York LONG-PLAY ALBUMS RCA - Camden - Design - Crown 69' Banfield- Vicinity tucky Home. At Atlanta. Qa, they saw the Cyclorama. the world'* largest painting. That visited the Cypress Garden, Jungle Gardens and saw the. world's largest dancing water*.- Beautiful shades and scented. Boxed for gift giving. Now $1.66 Regularly 49c KITCHEN TOWELS Now 3 for Terry towels in assorted patterns. Regularly $3.98 BLANKETS Now J for $5^ By Beacon . . . The popular Sea Isle. Regularly $7.98 BEDSPREADS Now 2 for $ JOO By Cannon. Twin or double bed size. line of Florida with time spent GARMENT BAGS turning through th* Carolinas. The Braidwood* were especially Impressed with the slate dt Florida, our fastest growing Jumbo size to hold up to 14 garments. Regularly $1.49 Now $1.00 OUR SIDEWALK DAY SPECIALS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE WEEKEND WHILE QUANTITIES LAS Carpet & Furniture CLEANING Birke s Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store OPEN ALL DAY All Sales Final... No Exchanges or Refunds on Sale Merchandise If you are proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, 80 hove them cleaned the safest and most effective way possible. MILJLER'S Duradean ’ 9 YEARS IN HAETtNi * '' THE STORE AT Look for fomoui Trjde-Name’ labels on the thingi you buy... you'll find them here! THURSDAY 107 E. Woodland Ave. MANY OTHER BARGAINS THROUGHOUT Fk. Wl 5-2091 Parmaleejr 124 East State Street �SHOP and SAVE in HASTIHtS <m FRIDAY. JULY SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS Free Samples of Sprite .. . All Day! SIDEWALK SALE ONLY MICHIGAN STATE and 10% DISCOUNT on any G.E. Small or Largo APPLIANCE in our Store UNIVERSITY of MICHIGAN HASTINGS ELECTRIC lit W. SfeteSt. BUN. McPHARLIN'S MEN'S WEAR Sweat Shirts s179 138 E. State St. t. Then Take Home Sprite s Pack Metal - Automatic $ 1 ^eadi Ite Cube Trays 49%.^, Regularly Sell for S3«o ’ ■ BULLING'S APPLIANCES & GIFTS CITY FOOD and BEVERAGE 139 W. State St. Downtown Haitingi SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS VALUABLE i V .COUPON This COUPON Worth $5.00 on your new Diamond Mounting • Ladies Blouses Sixes 32 to 38 Regularly $2.98 RINGS and THINGS Pates 1 lb. Bag Assorted Styles in Stripes, Prints and Solids CHEESE POPsOQc $*166 (Diamond Setting Done Right in Store) GILMORE JEWELER PARMALEE'S 102 E. State St. 124 E. State St. - ■ / Jewelry Store. Many sidewalk nn tn displays of valuable items “ Regularly priced 59c | Everything found in o modern nff 11 / 4i MILLER JEWELERS 1 FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER 118 W. State St. SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS One Group of One of Our Finest Brands of Pure Linseed. Oil « a nA HOUSE-MINT $4“ Specially Priced for Friday Only! 50c TABLE Wall Plaques & Pictures Many different varieties and sizes. Save up to F •*** /U HASTINGS PAINT & WALLPAPER WALLDORFF FURNITURE 107 Salt State St. 105 I. State St. Figurines, Pottery & Hot Buys on 0ne-6fo-Kind Itemt. $1.00 TABLE Look Sat Jewelry. Oiihee. Giauware, 3-Pack* of Golf Balk and Many More'Bargalni! Cf M LADIES SHORTS Originally $6 & $7 * | HODGES DEPENDABLE JEWELER 122 Wait State Street GITTLEMAN'S SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS COUPON COUPON Good for Good for 50c $10.00 Diamond Ring Watch Band ODD LOTS OF ff- FLOOR TILE ..,..7 M‘h LINOLEUM F /V oh REMNANTS MILLER JEWELERS HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING IIS W. State St. 123 W. State St. SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS ONE RACK OF OUR FINEST Blouses, Slips & Girdles SIDEWALK SALE ‘2.00- THE BONNET and GOWN SHOP 104 I. State St. In-Store Display Real-Wood Veneer PANELING — 4 by 8 Sheet $359 ChooM from 6 Grains________________ CASH AND CARRY PRICE See Our Special Display of QQ( HAND TOOLS & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ea. 33 SEE OUR KITCHEN DISPLAYS BARRY COUNTY LUMBER - No. Jefferson at the Railrood MEN'S GLOVE LEATHER SCHOOL SUPPLIES CASUALS io»jm-^3O°r' AT PRICES YOU'LL LIKE SEE THEM TO BELIEVE THEM Slip On or O.ford Styles LAPO WALGREEN DRUGS Birke's Hostings Cut Rate Shoes 118 So. Jeftenon 114 W. Slate St. SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS -----------OUR SPECIAL HOMEMADE Foot Long HOT DOGS with everything . . . Eat 'em here or buy them by the Bag. HAPPY HOME rag £ » J J your nn choice OO RIEPENHOFF'S SAUSAGE KITCHEN 115 5. JeHenon PENNEY'S SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS Men's, Women's & Children's Ski Jackets & Winter Coats o. «a Sola er *| a & ▼J $14.95 Values LEARY'S SPORT CENTER 123 t. State St. One Group of Men's and Ladies Special METAL HERE'S A TASTE TREAT WRIST WATCHES ot Ironing Board *377 BUTTERMILK FRIED CAKES Discontinued models from our regular stock of guaranteed watches JACOBS' PHARMACY Folds Flat BEN FRANKLIN STORE SIDEWALK DAY o4y49‘doi. DALE'S BAKE SHOP 102 W. State at Jefferson 12« I. Stet, St. SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS Complete Boys Department Shirts • Pants • Jackets Suits • Sport Coats Bathing Suits • Bermudas CLEVELAND'S MEN'S & BOYS' 130 leit Stele Street TARGET WARE Qaert HOUSEHOLD PAIL Handiart Unbreakable Polyethylene in pylon Can’t Ruit or Stain. Easy ta Clean *7Q< Never Scratches------------------------------- Reg. 99c I 3 E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 K. State St. FAMOUS WALL SCENES From the scenic spots 0^ AA of America . . . Sizes " I Illi to cover your wall like ” g wallpaper... or frame ' them. BULLING'S APPLIANCES b GIFTS One Table of Ladies Shoes . $^50 Flats and Sandab WAYNE'S SHOE STORE p, �ast Softball Tourney On Johnson Field liss Victorious inaugurals Hwbon H VWjorU. U Moio I HHS196M7 | Hamess ace Horae Bill i Barry Fair By Evelyn TmI. . day night at Northville Downs. —- night Hastings Mfg. Wednesday night the Hastings play In: tee nightcap. Thia ■njurzday night Atty, Stated track, is expected to enter his game docs for non-winners of *8,500. Thursday there is a two-yearold fiDy trot with a 82.000 purse and a three-year-old filly trot ,Or gerald and Williams When you "release" the ball on the lane you should keep your bowling snn coming straight upward. Your arm should coats up st least ta shoulder level, but if you wish to go higher, it is permissible. Remember to keep your am in the same are throughout the swing. I caution you not to pull your arm across your body io the left as you release the ball. In addition, you should not stop your, hand action or "jerk" your hand back as you release the ball. If you stop your hand action t the point of release, the ball Indiana last ass- hs ! IIS Wednesday IS-4. I: 11*10 Tuesday in The Indians kept pace with a The victory fave 8-3 record by defeating Guggemos’ Tigers Monday for their with. a. 4-3 record. Jim Indians von 15-9. Pennington’s run Unger rotating but ta skidding. Star bowlers eall this a "fiat** bail. Therefore, remember to keep your arm eotninr straight Up after you have released the ball. Once this smooth followthrough has been perfected, you wil find that the aircetlonal line and the hitting of the target will be more consistent, which means better scoring. I would like to stress that when your bowling ball is re-; leased, it is rolled down the lane and NOT “thrown." The ball Must be "lifted” ove< the foul E* (not on or before). To aid liftiag your ball over the foul I », I recommend that you reach I out for your spot or target on the lane, keeping in mind that during ___ .1 —- --_ I..1_____ 1--- -----arm is held close to your body.* At ths point of release, the thumb always comes out' of ths ball first—4he fingers remaining momentarily to finpart ths lift to give your ball an effective rotL Merrill's Astros remained on Rlek V anDenburg t the winners. McPht winning pitcher. tros, with a 7-1 record, defeated fin its r Duffy Daugherty beads Into day. 8-3. In other Cub games his 13lh season aa head football the Orioles forfeited to ths Twins Wednesday and were edged by 13 partans, Bachman enth inning. Tlie Twins and the Meta are tied for second with Wes VanDenburg's high flying Indians stayed undefeated in the Babe Ruth league by scalping Reynolds’ Braves. 8-1, Wednes­ day and Bunthelmer's Tigers Monday 14-2. VanDenburg was the hitting star with three hits Two Michigan State students won major golf titles during the National Collegiate crown. Bob Meyer, a graduate student, took the Michigan Amateur. Michigan State athletes have the Tiger game. The Braves held won Individual NCAA champion­ second place with a 5-3 record by ships In seven different sports, edging the Olanta 8-7. The Gl- EDUCATION faee« some serious and very challenging problems In the yean to coma. Some of these problems will become matters for the Courts to set­ tle. That’s why my Moose Connie Armchair Mack Team in Athlete X. State Tourney Hastings Mfg. to . Reynolds and Williams formed Oaldsor Trail — Fishing has , the .Merohints' battery while • Don Bowers worked behind the It by i pitched ball, 1 tastings Mfg. j 10 days or so but sportsmen and struckout, Lee OTDonIn the first game Tuesday women have been ignoring whst <Xit to center then Mike1 night Local 138 ppured four runs should be a good producer. Since singled scoring Jsplnga. across In the first inning and five have fished it but last Thursday to post a 9-5 victory over Viking. Rhyncr Scholma and George After those first two innings Beyerle of the Fisheries Research around to score. Local 138 was limited to three Institute Station.here and RobThe winning scattarod hits. ’. Viking scored a run in the first Claire, caught their limit In good walked, so did Shannon Lydy. Steve Allerdlng was safe on n and second inning*, two in the eating-size bluegills. The gills were about 7‘> inches and really handcuffed Local were dandles. You might be and hurled no-hit missing a bet I I I I D. Paul Clsler of Verllnde’J at Tuesday night while Middleville Is proud of the fl­ pound walleye he landed at Gun Lake recently. ’_CgtCh«r Don Bowers’ team Michigan's antlerless deer quo­ scored twice in the first inning tas this Falk will be substantially below those of 1645 as the Con­ Shannon Lydy slapping out sing­ servation Commission approved les, and then they tallied five in all recommendations of the eight BBTATI uavics the third on four singles by Art Citizens Advisory Conrtnittees on IINSURANCI • BONDS Predenburg. Lydy. Ken Nell and Deer, with one minor exception. Bemis Weiler. Hunters will be allowed to take big fifth inning added seven Ph. 945-5182 IlttB- UAL (STATE tlon of the southern Lower Pen­ insula. the take will be 2.240, up eight percent from last year. State - wide. 143,000 antlerless permits will be Issued with a hoped-for kill of 37.000. The UP. season will run Nov. 12-27 and the Lower Peninsula from A IIP TO VACATIONERS TAKE HALF AS MANY CLOTHES ANO TWICE AS MUCH MONEV The Commission also closed Drummond Island and Iron and Menominee counties to sharp­ tail and prairie chicken hunters, and reduced the number of goosehunting permits to be is* sued at Allegan State Game The Moose Cotthle Mack helpful. picked up their third victory against one defeat by defeating the Wyoming Bank team at Kimball Stadium in Wyoming Saturday. 4-2. The locals last a high scoring game to the Marshall High School team Monday, 15-8. The Redskins are leading the Twin­ Valley summer league with a 12­ 1 record. The HASTINGS BOWL Will Ro-Opan Friday, July 22 Lana* have been Roiurfaced and Interior Redecorated Ong ticket given for every ":TI! El win.) Employee* of Has­ tings Bowl and immediate famijios not eligible. OPEN BOWLING Perfect Score ■ Al Taylor broke 50 straight birds In the Barry Conservation Club trapshoot Saturday at the local range. Karl Argetalnger had 25 straight and Dick Taylor had In tbe Wyoming game Has­ a 24. The shoot Saturday starts tings picked up three runs to the second Inning which proved to be enough as Dave Williams held the Bankers In check-scat­ tering five hits. .. Can wi 5-3481. With the out. Rick V£nDCnburg walked, took second on jin error of Al Hengesboch’s ground AVAILABLE at ALL TIMES Bob and Mickey Lambert a RICHARD ROBINSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE ('HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan We'll be BROADCASTING engood was safe on an error. Hengesbach scored on Greg Wood’s groundout then Lovengood scored on Steve Pocernlk’s single to right. The Moose-sponsored Hastings locals scored UiHf final run In the sixth., Dave Williams drew a walk, stole second, went third on an error and scored on a double steal. Lcvrngood and Henges­ bach accounted for the other singles. Direct from the Community Building tensive game handling nine at the I Barry County FAIR Every Day Visit Our Booth During Broadcast Hours Monday, July 25 If you own a Boat thru Saturday, July 30 HASTINGS SIDEWALK DAY FUN and SUPER BUYS for EVERYONE THIS FRIDAY - JULY 22AU DAY! i ’J II 81 BOWL Bowling Ball To be Given Away Auguit 19th local Board of Educa- Marshall Jumped on Rudy Mc­ Pherson for four hits and five Game Warden Gene Brown runs in the first Inning and four reports hot weather and skimpy hits and three runs In the sec­ rainfall have combined to cause ond. From there on Ute Moose trouble for fish at Head. Thorn­ team held tiielr own as they apple and Pine Lakes. "We figure picked up one in the first, one it was caused by the sudden in the third, four In the fifth change of temperature, and is and closed out their scoring with nothing to worry about,” Gene two In the seventh. Dave Williams was Uie big hit­ as taking minnows out of warm ter for the locals collecting four; water and cold water." he ex­ In five trips Including a home plained. The kill didn’t effect too run and a triple. The two teams many flail, probably a small per- were to meet again today at n centsge of the populations) In the Marshall, various lakes. Brown also figured — there was a fish kill at Gun beThe American Broadcasting cause of insect poisons. He also' Corporation will telecast the has found a lot ot dead baby I Michigan Stale-Purdue and tlie birds, but can't say what caused Michigan 8 tale-Notre Dame 1L . . . I games this ~ " HER TIP FOR VACATIONERS •petit from each paycheck into your nd at Halting* Saving* & Loan. Next mmer you’ll have the money for a ' * vacation trip. Wo welcome your ving* at Hasting* Saving* & Loan. Fl field JUMIQB VAMITY FOOTBALL KllE-SS, for all with 11.000 lHL^ffh'urled Walters 11 and Dare giving up firs hits Penning. and whiffing 13. 6th ol Seven Articles Fair. Richard Palmer. added Michigan Trotting Derby 1964 66 AH American Team Completion of the Four Step Delivery In Hastings track, possibly including Palmer’s own Good Pal's Billy who was ik ion Schedules you II find a secure harbor with INSURANCE You'll feel secure aboard and ashore, when Costs uh us, for complete information on no insurance . . . any insurance. Coleman Agency INSURANCE WBCH /. Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �I ca football seteoUam in lego just two schools ever have Sd “ many as eight players make Len Burns Wins River Bend Tourney Sunday Len Bums, who took second In the Hastings Area Tournament at the Hastings Country Club two-weeks ago, won the cham­ pionship tn tha “Five Iron * Putter Tournament" held al River Bend Sunday. Bums carded an 83 over 18 holes using Just the two clubs Every inch a nigged John Deere trel. Deuble-ufe electric start­ er. Deeble-sctien brakes. At- and Bob Patridge with 13. Kyle James. Chuck Humphrey and Middleville Mystery of State’s Waterfalls Explained by WSU Geologist By Mrs. Mary Jnekton Mr. and Mra. Gerald VanOort and sons spent a faw days in Chicago sightseeing and visited relatives, in. Decatur, Hl. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ba tech have been camping at Otsego* Lake and KlwB.nl> Michigan District Tourother lovely spots. * Mr. and Mra. Portst Marshbanks left Country Club at Aim* Tuesday. Saturday for a week’s trip north. * Mrs. Florence Field te home and Mrs William Sweet te help। Ing her with the meals. Mrs. Fields gets about in a wheel­ chair. She broke her hip last Spring. " •*— “— Woodland ly Mrs. Gtemion C Kt W, BraaJwsy Pop Warner or Pee Wee football far all boys in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. Practice will start Aug. 15 with games begin­ ning tn September. Boys wishing to play must have shoulder pads, These are a must! Any other The first three winners re­ protective equipment such as ceived trophies. any further Infonpatlon you may with a 08 and fifth to Ernie Burr with a 97. Visitors this last week with In the first flight Ed Skalski of Mra. ClUnena Schalbly and Mrs. Battle Creek won flrat with 104, BID Mallekoote had 105. Bob Partridge 108. Maurice Adrianson 107 and Dale Smith and Forrest (Chud) James tied with 108. Stan Stout won the Mmnd flight with 105, followed Tom1 Hoke with 114 and Harold Lewis and Doug Stores tied for third ■ with 115s with Harold winning Paul Smith, Rev. Fred Bawdy the sudden death playoff on the first hole. Jim Lewis was fifth. morning worship service* at the Clark Loyer had the longest United Brethren Church. He has drive on the first hole and Ken been filling the pulpit there since -z'ESH the Wrjght Reunion at Murphy' Point, Gun Lake. There .were 80 ■ for dinner and 25 came for break - i fast. This is an annual event' , U». d U M,. eran and Methodist softball । twims will compete against each other Wednesday. July 27. The Methodist team will play again Saturday. July 30 on the Wood­ land field against Sunfield Methodist. Members of the community join in the many other friends of tile Wing twins in wishing them a belated birthday. JIM BARR JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Distributer Best Buys on New & Used Tires Mounted FREE! Goodyear their families at the Turn Niethmner home Tuesday evening for their regular meeting. Some ar­ rived early to enjoy a dip in the pool. Following the swim a lovely potluck supper was serv- Micklsin Av.. ha» 945-9411 BROS. Implements FREE PARKING Ph. WI 5-5052 Glen Wolrtng te a patient at Pennock Hospital with pneu­ monia. He would enjoy hearing while other* sat and visited. Of thing a little different at every gathering to make It interesting. Mike, son of Mr. and Mra. Glen- earlier but his parents had made The Best Teacher pool until he went In head first. funny to him. Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Schwartlng, will be testa lagnlstura a ReprwMnts- foe many years the highly Michigan's major waterfalls are Indicated by dots. Shaded area* Indicate counties containing the five largest Inland lakes Ln the State. Other counties which contain or border upon lakes DETROIT—The ‘ ‘water won - plains Dr. Mazola. the bedrock dera" of Michigan provide not Is also Irregular, but the re­ only enjoyment to tourists but treating glaciers left It covered with an overburden of clay, clay mixtures and grave! In a protective layer, which In Some {laces Is up to one thousand eet deep. "Water flows more smoothly over this protective layer, ’ says Dr_ Mozola. "making waterfalls unlikely. It will be a long time before many rivers in the Lower Peninsula will wear through the surface layers to the rugged bedrock." Only one sizeable natural waterfall Is found in the south­ ern peninsula —Ocqueoc Falls In Presque Isle County. On the other hand, the Lower Peninsula can boast two of the largest Inland lakes in the United States. Houghton, with 31 square miles, and slightly smaller Higgins make the cen­ ter of the State a tourist magnet. "Michigan’s many lakes, es­ pecially numerous in the Lower Peninsula, were formed when the glaciers melted. The water filled basins of different sizes yvhich were created by the un­ even distribution of glacial debris." Counting the Upper and Lower Peninsula's attractions, the State has over 11,000 Inland lakes, 6,000 miles of rivers and hundreds of miles of waterside campgrounds, Dr. Mozola points out. of the logical training, a State’s physical ex_._-----Especially Intriguing to tour­ ists and geologists alike are the 150 natural waterfalls of the Upper Peninsula's wilder­ ness areas, now more acces­ sible than in the past. The abundance of waterfalls In the Upper Peninsula is extlalned by Prof. Andrew J. fozola.'of Wayne State Uni­ versity’s geology department, Ln terms of differing resistance of rocks to erosion. "The rocks which form a river bed may at different points be soft or hard.” he points out. "It is these differ­ ences which cause the irregu­ larities along the stream bed or profile. If the irregularities are large enough, a cascade or waterfall Is produced." The bedrock Ln the Upper Peninsula, says Dr. Mazola. was already being eroded by streams when the glaciers came. The glaciers caused fur­ ther erosion through gouging and abrasion. They then re­ treated, leaving ao little debris that the bedrock waa again exposed. "The resulting condition waa conducive to waterfall forma­ tion when the streams again began flowing.” he says. In the Lower Peninsula, ex- Mra. William bweet held a “slumber party" for the three ex­ change students. They were Mar­ g a re tha Andren of Sweden, who has been making her home with Mr. and Mra. Albert Mulford on Irving Road; Barbel Rasch of Germany, who .made her home with Mr. and Mra. Eugene Ecker of Payne Lake and Oreta Lun­ dlne of Denmark, who te making her home with Mr. and Mrs. James Poihemus on Dearborn Street. Carole Sweet of Hastings Also spent the night with the girls at her grandmothers. CarDenmark last summer and was a guest of two weeks with Greta Lundlne. The girls expect to re­ turn to their own countries, leaving Detroit by bus to New York where they take a ship. They expect to be on the water for 10 days. brand x] Stanley M. Powell Paid Political Adv. Pick a winner from our complete stable ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE attaching tools now on display, E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. Stole Street, Hostings son left Friday for Glenview. III., to visit their daughter and faml- Potts returned Thursday from five day visit with relatives in Indiana and Ohio. They visited Mrs. Arthur Sherrick In Wayne. Ind., and Mra. Harold Hartley In Akron. Ohio. Their daughter, Mrs. Rex Schad, met them in Battle Creek. Bring em back Guests of Judge Archie McDonald for a few days Jessie McDonald of Detroit and T. J. White of Regina, Sask.. AL|VE1 a pair TICKETS Reserved Seats..$2.25 General Admission Adults$2.00 Childisn$1.00 Send Check, self-advelope with order to YOMING RODEO Help others remember safety putting a sticker on your car. WYOMING /'Bring 'Em Back Alive!" Sticl (full size 3’ x 454") ere availeb to everyone, Free, at all Auto Clu which was a challenge to the men because the buildings were Osgood were appointed to serve Church. * The McCallum School reunion was held Saturday with1 30 attending. The oldest member 1 NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE N for G Circuit Judge U Eaton & Barry Counties Offices. go ium or xsauunaxoo, ana ux> youngest Mtea Ruth Osgood, AUGUST daughter of Mr. and Mra. Stea r r Phen Osgood. Stephen Osgood! *v“J“O "WESTWARD-HO”to FORT LAMAR PARK is. Yanr pwif Att» Cbb WYOMING, MICHIGAN classes held at the school Mr. and Mra. Leo Roblyer and I_____________________ _______ Mtes Moira Prake visited Mr. Rlne and Dick Rlne of Bowling Oreen, Ohio, have been having preUy good luck fishing white on their vacation at tbe Stephen Osgoods. * The McCallum l>ul:as NeshviNe, Midi. USE BANNER WANT AWt Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) spending two weeks at Saginaw' Cloverdale - Hope By Mrs. Stephen Osgood 11 Pelta. Telssb.ee 4U-2494 the firemen were holding a proc- i reunion was held at Tydet Ude fire and hod things under I Sunday with 35 present. STANLEY M. POWELL MARINE SERVIO Mercury Outboard . Motors y Wild Stanley M. Powell m. Thompson te the former Kalhey Frost, a T-K graduate. * Mra. Sue Jor­ from Newport, News. Vs. A dinner party st pull Harbor genson has been spending a week with her daughter and family at Thursday evening celebrated Mra. Dennis Cleveland s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Ball live Our congratulations go to the with the Sinclairs this last year attending Lakewood High. She__________ ___________________ action packed wu« soon be will ue returning to w her. ner.rayne. Payne. The ine young couple wui will be oa • home in Sweden to tell of bar I Using at KI Paso. Texas, where DDflFF^^inN Al experiences here. Everyone te in- he is stationed in the Army. * rnViEOOlUHfll. vitcd to visit with her Saturday Mra. Almond Weber on the ar­ home. * People began seeing rival of a new granddaughter, black smoke roll from the di­ rection of the school Thursday of rural Hastings. Rebecca Sue night and became alarmed. How- Dalagste to the Coartltutiensl rsrjru WH Margaret will John Sinclair will hold open house at their homo Saturday, July 23 in honor of Anita Hans- a small ad ct boat all way» you’ll love to <i Io 11 feci. Utility r- of the week to attend the ProstMtes Ann McDonald will arrive Beyera wedding. * Correction: I from California this Thursday Mr and Mra. Henry Thompson of Boyton Beach were called here 1 n*c. Luce, Cheboygan, Pr««^ue Isle, Benxle, Houghton, Craw- EXPERT TIRE SERVICE 7V5-JMI IIV AnraM Kiwanis Golfers Win 2nd in State Meet at Alma OHict h herttd at: HASTINGS Ph. WI 5-402 ------ hiiintH in Hu We Intimt ky ArtwMi CM V lllrtfr. ----------------- banner want ads bring results “ ------- BRING HOME A NEW WALL THIS WEEKEND EXPERIENCED Hubbard Hills Just pick up a faw shoots of our top-quality UNDERSTANDING By Mrs. Albert Green Prefinished CAPABLE Mr. and Mra. Wagner moved to a home near Hastings. They lived Ln this neighborhood a Mac LEOD Now Probate Judge of Eaton County (1965 TO PRESENT TIME) 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte (pFROM 1954 TO 1965) Paneling. We'll give follow Installation advice Sherk are gaining on their new home cm Chief Noon Day Road. Gun Lake called on Mr and Mra. Albert Oreen Monday * Remodel a room with our easy-to- the weekend with her grand- install Knotty Pine paneling. You'll love the warmth and charm it adds 19 Yean Practicing Attorney grandmother, Mra. Horn, in Ohio Saturday. She suffered a stroke Bitgood of Nashville visited Sun- Past President Michigan Municipal Judges' Association Pat an Experienced Judge on the Job S ANGUS Mac LEOD for CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR CATON b BARRY COUNT I IS NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER families. * Mr. and Mra. Archie family nf Hastings and Ara. Albert Oreen down and swimming Bunday. Call WI Mill. SCRATCH YOU* ITCH. ALLIED BUILDING CENTER you easy-to- �’" B M uhmi i m i— means fun and entertainment for everyone BjNFORAUH Hastings Merchants are Staging their ANNUAL Bring the whole family to the Fair fa Hastings next wook! There’ll be excitement, thrills, exhibits and meet­ ing friendly people who enjoy life. You’ll fave it at the fair . . . there’s something at the Fair to please everyone. BARRY COUNTY FAIR Begins Monday July 25th through Saturday July 30th This FRIDAY, JULY 22nd BARGAINS by tbe BAGFUL GOVERN I*1 Strolling Musicians Get All You Can Carry Home In GOOD MERCHANDISE Dressed-Up Clerks Entertainment with Your Savings! Native Sons and Daughters . . . Summer Visitors . . . Tourists . . . young and old alike join in the Z EXHIBITS GIANT MIDWAY GRAND STAND SHOWS fun in the street ot this big carnival of value and ... AT PRICES frivolity. Everyone goes home happy with his treasures THAT WILL PUT and the small amount it took from the family treas­ A PLEASED LOOK ury to get them. FAT STOCK and .Future Farmers of America ON YOUR FACE Don't Miss this Great SALE Soo far yourself how this enterprising group of boys and girls learn and earn at the same time . . . you are welcome to Join in the bidding and purchase one of these prise winning animals. FRIDAY AFTERNOON bazaar ADAAISSION IS FREE A Message from the Listed Gvic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Frandscn Insurance Lrur Frandmn C.L.U. ' Ironside Monument Works Barry's Farm Store Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Barry County Ready Mix Clevelands' Men's & Boys* W. J. McAllister Corporation Goodyear Brothers Miller’s Dairy Store Clothing & Footwear Leonard Petroleum Product* John Deere Ferm Implement* lea Crtam Specialties & Luncheons Hastings Motor Sales The Bonnet tr-Govn Shop Jerry Andrus Montgomery Ward & Co. Dodge Sales & Service Alma M. Fingleton Barry Cleaners 118 S. Jefferson Parking at the Door Beverwyk’s Color Center Kaecheles Inc. Heating Hastings Hotel e Cooling • Gilmore Jewelry Plumbing 102 E. State Consumers Power Co. Bun McPharlla's Men’s Wear Appliances—TV & HI Fl For Your Dining Pleasure Serve* Hastings Home of Pendleton Woolens Central Radio & TV Wayne's Shoe Store The J. C. Penney Co. Mohler Motor Seles Service by Howard Trumbull Footwear for the Family Department Store Credit Buraou of Barry County On YourStaff Bur Not On Your Payroll Utfes*1 Wear Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Coleman Agency Miller Jewelers WBCH Walgreen Agency Expert Watch end Jewelry Repair 1220 on your Radio Dial St. Morfin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene The Copper Lantern Porker's Bar Wfaick's And Restaurant Clothing for the Family Hastings Area Properties Bea Franklin Store !O2 W. State al Jrfferson Lincoln & Mercury Lopo Pharmacy The Fine Way of Eating Ecker* Afato S^ee Jeep Vehicles & Apeche Trailers Electric Motor Service The Strand Theatre The FuHor Afoncy, Im Burkey Sales & Service Al Steury, Prop. The Showpiece of Barry County One Stop Insurance Service Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Local Finonce Corp. A Local Family Service National Bank of Hastings E. L. Carpenter Hardware Hastings Cut Rato Shoe Store Complete Saddlery Department For the Entire Family Barth Studio Hastings Floor Covering State M Jefferson Portrait & Commercial Photography Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workmanship Mary s Beauty Shop Renner Ford, Inc. Haan Standard Service East Side Lumber Co. General Contractors Heir Shaping, Styling & Permanent Waving N. Broadway at State City Food & Beverage Dales Bako Shop Dependable Prescriptions Open 9 AM. to 11 P.M. Fresh end Delicious Baked Foods Gravel Th. Sh«it.M4-ShH* . For Insurance A*»<t Ow Stop Service Building Igifrii �School dock proposition. Aft* tam (MJ to an t-hoar workday. V; •"■Otiral* ot ths CHy *g'«ir*t~ thia week are hta stat* and husbond. Mr. and Mra. Jamm Bow­ den of Hudson. Fla. One golfer w*b reported to have been knocked down when a nearby tree wu etruck by liste­ ning. He was unhurt The atertHM office received Frandsenc home near Roebeet*, N. Y., July 3rd to help Paul celebrate his birthday, then returned home the latter port of that week. Mra. Patrick Hodgee and the Insurance Agency Over Miller's JewMerg 120 W. ITATI ST. Mra- Porn Harrison ot Grand RAPlds visited for several day* week and left last Saturday for ‘•Ml.Un. LOU WteUtam. a two weeks' MayMrs. Ralph Herrick and her VMtora at the borne of Mr. and Mra. Walt* Wallace were Saturday morning for Now York after visiting th* Charles Leon­ ards. They will fly to Germany this week to join Sgt. Herrick at Heidelberg. Mrs. Nile Lancaster left Mon­ day by train for Philomath. Ore.. Mr. and Mra. Andy Re and Mr. and Mra. Pay Ftaher and Aual Carey Reprogle and Olenn guests of the Claude Braidwoods, Wise attended the 60th wedding coming especially to help hl* fa­ anniversary of Mra Res brother and stater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. ther celebrate hU birthday. Charles Tobias. 8. McIntyre this weekend. Dr. ahd Mra. Fremont Brooks Jack Hjill are have Just returned from a deUghtful motor trip through New Phone WI 5-4174 with high winds ewept ta south of Allegan and continued aa* into western Barry. Power waa reported oat to Johnstown Township Notice weU. Hickory Camera and tbe Gun Lake vicinity. Tuesday. July M2, storms also lashed the Barry County area, but no damage was reported. It was foggy early Wednesday, July 13, and Sandra Rose BeUon. 23. R3 Hastings, was driving north on M-43. Suddenly the fog Notice is hereby given that a General Pri­ mary Election will bo held in the Township of Johnstown at the Township HaN located on Culver Rood on Tuesday, August 2. 1966 for nominating candidates for the following offices: States Representative, Stat* Senator, State Repre­ sentative, Towmhip Officers and Delegates to the Democratic and Republican County Conventions ELECTION NOTICE The Hastings area continued to need rain up to Tuesday as Sl-23 Inches of precipitation been recorded for 30 days. During that Saturday. July D. and Township Committeemen. Also County Proposition No. 1 and No. 2 for purchase of gitc and construction of new County Jail will be voted on. Also the Township will be voting on Proposition No. I for spreading Vi mill for period of 5 years for firo protection equipment and Proposition No. 2 for spreading Vi mlN for period of 5 yean for rood improvements within the Township. Elect Philip H. MITCHELL Circuit Judge July J«iy Joly J«U Joly July July July July July July July JUNE DOSTER Johnstown Twp. Cleric remain open until 8 O'clock P.M. of said day of Election. Deadline for absentee ballots Is 2 O'clock Fifth Judicial Circuit Bwy A Moton Counties P.M. July 30, 1966. ★ 29 Yesrr Legal bparianca * 19 Yaera st FroiiSta Juvenile Court . Jvd*s in Berry Ceenty. 11. U. 13. 14. U. IS. 17. IB. MUs Beatrice Hernky of (3mland, Ohio.,win be spending the weekend with her staler, tha Harold Brdctwaya. MT. and Mra. Kenneth Carrick of Grand Rapid* were Bunday SIDEWALK pSC FRIDAY RAYMOND BOURDO Orangeville Township Cleric Primary Election Tirttday, Aagutt 2 The Willard Whites are plas­ hing to entertain Mr. aM Mrt. V»^toWOene Hall, wNo ha* completed 13 weeks ot ISM training at Bainbridge, Md,' la home oa leave vtMtinr tats WUT- JULY 22 ODD LOTS of Department probably far two LINOLEUM FLOOR TILE Remnants 9C each BEACH TOWELS REGULAR PRICES «*Voff 4-5x6 NYLON BATH CARPETS &, Now 2 - 5' x 8 NYLON BATH CARPETS nJ13” Re* Now $2.29 "0W $1 95 ■ BARGAINS INSIDE OUR STORE! Oxite Indoor-Outdoor CARPETING Reg. $5.50 iq. yd. PLASTIC PAILS and Mn. Michael BaJentl and family of Bollrar. Ttnn. have returned to their home after visiting her narant*. t±*> Sari Spencers for 10 days. The Spencers spent a few days last week camptag al Pentwater, and also vtaUed theta- daugtat*. Mr and Mra. Bud Schwtfser of Un­ ion Qty, Ind. Mr. and Mra. Budd Randall Gary and Rodney took a vacatlcrn trip with their trail* last week around Lal* Superior taking a cruise of the barter at Duluth and home via the otrait* They spent a few days with the Floyd Colvin* who are vacation­ tag for two weeks in the Upper 11-Quart Sixs . . . Round Plastic Plastic Rectangular CLOTHES BASKET DISH PAN Wickar Design Charcoal LIGHTER Quart Size WASH CLOTH CARPET Plastic Cotton THROW RUGS DRAPES LINOLEUM REMNANTS QUAKERTONE LINOLEUM But Only Rog. 9lc 50* & Metal Account LINOLEUM Rog. $1.4* s."89*h«. - • M >■ SAafaetA mu BgUWltry muBVriwsw Mwm WI S-JIU wrvmqqu ex*— Oh k ma004101 " BOO MMU • NOLAN OUTCHB*. O™... J.............. mn ------------------ :;- ------W.I Tip Top HAIR ACCESSORIES Fold! Flat -W- Odd* and Ends of SUMMER FOOTWEAR Many Mors Outstanding Buys on the Sidewalk and Ladies' and Misses' SUMMER SPORT and SWIM WEAR -------------- HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Whs Bmm Snwr. Heuteq. DOOR MIRROR IRONING BOARD Inside Our Store Y'AH Drop By and See the Bargains U Plastic DUST PAN NOT MUCH GOOD - WV<JT’ 50* THERMOS BOTTLES FLU® Sq. Y4. ROLL-ENDS of DISH TOWELS PRINT DESIGNS I 27 x 36-lnch Lee Samplee - Mix or Match 'Em Throw Rugs j g£. DISH CLOTHS BEN+FRAN KUN �HASTINGS BAN Nil Bin\ELL-REW Rikt <i FiW> W* CALL ________________________1 INI FORD FAIRLANE 4 Dr. Automatic. - INI MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard. 4 Cyl. N. Michigan Ave. 1965 Mustang 8 cyl Automatic. W/walls. Radlo. Excellent condition. 1964 Ford Geloxie 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1 Dr. 4 Cyl. Standard. ar Jia CHALMERS ALL CROP HARVESTER 7/31 1965 Corvalr Monza 2 Dr. Hardtop. Automatic. Whitewalls. Radio. 1964 Ford Cuitom 2 Dr. Standard 6. NotaCome-On... A Real "Weekend" 1964 Goloxic 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. AutotnaUc. 4 CyL Whitevalla. Power steering. 1964 Go lax io 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard 8 cyl. Real sharp condition. Low mileage. Yellow. Special 1963 Foirleno 1962 Chevrolet ■ Radio 1959 Plymouth Fury Was $1195.00 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl., power steering, w/walls, radio 1964 Ford F250 % Ton STATION WAGON SALE 4 Wheel Dr, Btyleside Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Fawn color — 6 Stick Short box. 3 *p. Vfl Engine. 1962 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Fawn color—8 Automatic Power Steering 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC Red 1958 FORD (9 Passenger) Cheapie! Runs good . . . $125.00 1964 Chevrolet ■ RenneR Ford Inc. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 TAKE OFF IN A RELIABLE CAR III Ill 1962 OLDS F-85 Bucket watt, automat k. ill in ... 4 Dr. Luxury Sedan. Fully 1962 BUICK LESABRE 4 Dr. Sedan; automatic. PWwar ttaarin*. kill III llARKE BUICK Heating - Plumbing Meat Managers Meat Cutters Product Men dltionlng, showroom condition. 1985 CORVAIR ... 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard transmission, radio. Has had best of care. 1964 CORVAIR . . . Monxa Coupe. 4 speed transmission, whitewalls, white with blue vinyl interior. WELTQfl'S atree, more or looa. Town 3 North, Range • Weal. Tewnahlp ot Balli- 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 tf WE ARE READY TO BUY YOUR GRAIN Apply in person AT TOP MARKET PRICES Call Us for Felpausch Food Center Daily Market Price* . HASTINGS MILLING CO; 1004 Eart Railroad 0£r WHILE LEARNING IBM WI 5-3943 7/39 LEGALS OBDEB KOH PVBLICAT1OX— naal AdaiaUtraUoa Accsaat It pays to specialize. And IBM will pay you while you train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It’s your chance to get started in one of today s fastest-grow­ ing areas of electronics.! As a Customer Engineer, you’ll install and maintain the latest IBM data processing equipment. It's a demanding job. one re­ quiring intelligence and 1943 CHEVROLET . . . Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 skill. You II receive con­ 1435 S. Honover engine, automatic transmis­ tinuous training to update sion, radio, whitewalls, brown your knowledge WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 and beige tutone. If you hove what it takes, 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan you con be promoted to o 7/21 Beautiful blue finish, power position of even g/eoter reand brakes, radio, sponsibility in this chal­ 1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! steering whitewalls. One local owner. lenging field of information / WANTED: 1H3 CADILLAC handling and control. ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Sharp black and white tutone, full power What do you need to get Mon or women for profit­ and many extras. Fully guar­ started3 Mechanical apti­ able business in N. Barry anteed. . tude Knowledge of elec­ Co. or Hastings. Experience 1962 RAMBLER tronics And two years of unnecessary. Real oppor­ . . . Ambassador 400 Scries Se­ technical school or equiva­ dan. Power steering, air con­ lent experience. tunity. Write Ruwleigh ditioning Automatic LransmlsDep*. MCG-651-119, Free­ slotr .Ekcellent condition. IBM NEEDS YOU port, III. 7/21 1962 OLDSMOBILE To fill these challenging CHEVROLET Induce GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Stan’s Wallpapw 6 Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. to 530 PM. Y/Wa and lot* of Ladles' and Girts' DRESSES U0M' BLOUSES, BLACKS, •tfXM BUTTS and ABORTS AHoSn} Md BHIRT8 AU. Me BACK 7/21 PEKINGESE — Lovely flat-faced THREE - BEDROOM HOME — Falrly-new kitehen and bath. pup plea, black rnaak*. table Birch cupboard*. New carpet­ coats, A^LC. Norris Throop, ing in living-room. Will sell 1206 Yeoman* St, Ionia, Michi­ HOUSETRAILER an cement furniture with home. Phone gan. Phone 537-4380. 7/21 foundation, garage and 2 loto. RO 8-3481. 153 Race St, Free­ Priced to mH. 813 B. Washing­ 10 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS—Vac­ port. 7/28 ton St, Nashville, Phone OL cinated and teated, 1100 lbs. 3-3971. 7/38 DHIA Record*. Head average CABIN FOR BALE—Weat side of Barlow lake, Centra) Sec­ 13,000 M-47S BP. Due AugUlt tion, Area 5. Large shady lol knd September. Phone: MOW Business Services with 18 - foot frontage and 8-9226. Ed Tante, R1 Jenteon. right-of-way to lake Dock and Mich. , 7/28 beach Price S3,600 with S500 MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL down and land contract. Reg. and make money doing It. Full SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 cuitom Cridler. Lowell, Mich. R2. 7/31 or. part time opportunity tor rifle made by McCord'* ol aniMtlous woman to autet me Ionia. Will ahoot a 3’ group at in my beauty coumeUor teach­ 100 yd*, with ease. Mauser ac- ir for Sale or Trade ing aertiM. Free Facial. For appointment call Nellie Balmer Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable FOR BALE OR TRADE—6 year M8-5944 or MS-9155. tf scope, peepeight in mount, full old. 2 bedroom horn*. 2286 monte carlo hand rubbed *tock, Makin 8t.. Midland Park, Gull 1M7 CALENDARS - Wide vari­ allng with quick detach, swivels Lake, for Hastings property or ety c/priceo atartlng at 8826 PLUS, complete handloading cloee In. Would consider small per hundred. Order now and equip, for above. Echo press, farm or acreage. Owners on pdy after Sept. 1. Aino book 30-06 dies and case*, bullets, property. 7.28 matcher Call: Battle Creek. powder*, primers and loaded WO 4-01M collect after 8 pm. shells, etc. Rifle value, 8300 00 tf — loading equipment 870.00. ft H«lp Wanted Will Mil complete for only ■ LKOTRIC Rasora repaired— 8250.00. Cail M5-3884 after 6 Special — Your raaor cleaned, pm. tf NOTIOl: Maar llrtlxn la lubricated and aharpensd. only "mal«“ or 'Yoorol»“ colum»» art 813S. Service and aatitfaction FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR • ol laloadod U nelodi er dloguaranteed. Leno Drug, 144 K. ronrago •ppllcallest from portOM —Um Rexallb fast permanent. ot Uro olhor mx. Boek Union art 8Uto St, Haatihga tf Regular 83-OG-Now 81 SO. No for ISO aoavoaloaaa ot roadoro bapre-ahampoo — No after odor. costa MBS ocoapoUoou are cosAvailable at Jacob's Pharmacjr • tldorad ware attrMtlre W partoat WINDOW GLASS INSTALLfD ot eat rot toaa tot other. DitIn aluminum, ateel or woo4 crlalaaUoa >■ eatployBeat bacaota at tax It prohibited by too 1344 ■ash. Burkey Auto Olarn * WHEELER MARINE SALES it rodarpl •Iri) ri«hU tel with aarRadiator Shop, 218 N, JeffexM lais aiaaptlont. liaploymeat agwSERVICE — Mercury outboard eon. Halting*. . tf elaa aad am ployart aorarod by toe motors. New and used boats. eel weal ladlcata la toelr adrerPlots Boats. Trailer* and aclltaatal whether toe llitad poll. KXRKRT TAILORING on ladlaT U m* are arallabla to both aaxoa. ceaaoriea. M-flfl in Nashville. and men * clothing. Phone WI OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074 tf W714. 5504 Oun Lake Rd. tf Tailor Shop. tf WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make u*e of MAN to assume responsible posi­ tion in store. V. & B. Hard­ ALTOFT and RAYMOND MOS­ the most likely means ot get­ ware, Hastings. tf QUITO SPRAYING — Phone ting it back. Dial WI 5-3481 at WI ».2M1 and WI 8-8372. 4/4 once aqd say “Banner Claaal- EXPERIENCED MECHANIC fled Adtatar. and man to run a grease rack. Good working conditions and |F« M»* R—1 lotatu benefits. Apply Larka Buick W “•< •••• xoai ursra and Chevrolet, 1435 8. Han­ FOR RENT — Cottage. Thornover. tf appto lake. ptee>ant riwraa. FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ Available after Auguat «. Ph. em clean 3-bedroom ranch. OFFICE GIRL — Young high school graduate. Must be OS 2-8743 Martin Exchange. Oaa heat; full basement; 7/23 trained in bookkeeping and bullt-ta kitchen. Large corner typing. Bee Tony Belli. Tony lot in excellent neighborhood furnished 4-ROOM apart­ Belli Motors, 1320 N. Michigan acroee from elementary school ment, one 4-room oottOge, Ave, Hastings, Michigan. 7/31 Call M5-2M1. tf furnlahad or unfuntiahed. Lake RELIABLE, efficient woman for privilegee. All uUllUee furweekly housecleaning. Steady nlahed. Phone 421-MM. tf LONG LAKE. Job for right person. Call: 945­ 3116. 7/28 ('1.0 VFW A I.F 7/31 PUBUCAT10X OBDBB. Atal* of Mlcblgaa. I’rabalt Court lor tha Couaty ot Barry. A Miscelten«o«a INBIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GABI See Carl 8s Betty * Appliance* before you buyl They Sell—They Install—They Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 Booth. . STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT —Franolsco Farm Sup­ ply. M17 Bo. 945-3150. tf ft Notices MOSQUITO SPRAYING - Call WI 5-5159 or OL 3-2479. 7/21 WHY NOT LET UB MAKE you a rubber *tamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-llne stamp with your name, addrea* and ZIP number for 1225. This include*, postage and sales tax. Burpee'* Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, 48048. tf CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet for only 8895. Hastings Floor Covering, 133 W. State, Has­ tings. Phone WI 5-5118. tf IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over­ ate* print*. tf WE STILL HAVE a good supply of Gibson Air Conditioners in stock. Consumers Power Co. ____________ 7/21 NOTICE—After this Cate I will not be responsible for any debt* Incurred by anyone other than myself. Lloyd Miller. 7/21 ft PansMla ALOOHOLIOB ANONYMOUSPjO. 1711 Ha^tay Telephone WI 5-3896. ftMklngs ^tr, Monday, 8 pn.^ ‘ u technical positions top. Blue and white tutone with blue vinyl interior. Fully IN equipped. FIELD ENGINEERING Court rut* ft Wanted ta 1962 PONTIAC ( Philip H. MlKbclI. Jaifo at Fra. . . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. Ra­ Coll or write for an inter­ dio, whitewalls, power steering 3-BEDROOM HOME g*. view stating your qualifica ­ and brakes. Safety checked. rage in or near Hastings. Cail tions to: 823-3719 Delton. tf 1962 CHEVROLET SOMEONE TO TEND FLOWER Modem lata property, year .. . Impala 2 Dr. Hardtop. All W. J. Hammon. IBM Corp. BEDS — Light work. Fine Job around, 2 bedroom*. 1H car 7K ACRES OF ALFALFA HAY the equipment Including power for retired man. Might also be # W..W t. Rm, PUBLICATIOX OBDBB. garage, 20' pontoon boat, —3 rnllee Weet of Brtetol Cor­ steering and brakes, V-8 nfid 643 W. Crosstown Parkway of. interest to a woman wish ­ all alum, with motor. ner*. Ptaoe C33-2M1. tf automatic transmission. ing part - time work. Phone Kalamazoo, Michigan 945-3118. . 7/28 WANTED HOUSE TO RENT Ph. Delton 623-0153 FOR SALK —80 tons tint and Nice selection of older models Kalamazoo 345-6173 or write aecond cuUlng hay, alfalfa and Furnished or unfurnished. 2 to chooac from for that MALE ACCOUNTANT — Prefer Bottle Creek 965-3257 Box 108, Cloverdale brome. Call Hickory Comer* adults. Reference* furnished second car. man over 30. with experience 871-8318. tf An Equal Opportunity Employer Call 945-5187. -----in accounting and office man­ 7/28 7/21 agement. Give complete re*uTABLE PAPER — FW picnic*, me and *alary requirements. family reunion*, lota of naee HOME FOR SALE on two*extraft Wanted Position would require re-lo4T ^2jr 4M0 at -nw Kanlarge loto. Garage with base­ cstlng in growing community ment Bath with ihower In We*t Central Michigan. TYPEWRITERS and all office Right of way on Bauble Lake 18 ACRES HAY ON GROUND— Reply to Box 1018, c/6 Banner. No. 1 and 3. Bnow plowed road. machine* cleaned, oiled and Part alfalfa. Phone M8-SM2 7/24 PONTIAC • OLDS - CADILLAC PRICED TO BELL. Phone: day* and MI-8718 after 4. adjusted. All work guaranteed. WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave 1-3M-8383, Irons. Michigan, tf 7/31 WANTED-Experienced log cut­ 25 year* experience. Phone Hastlnrs. Michigan ter and skidder, by the M, 7/21 2-BEDROOM HOMB-Very nice 945-5809 or 7M-J013 after 4 GOOD JERSEY COW-Frwh. 4 must fumtah own equipment tf 58?. cSS location. Aoceas to Middle Burans Kaw MUI. Deltoru pm. or Saturday*. Bir»ai aa4 Hadroa Lata. Can: WI 6-8944 or WI 8­ MM? IWS’iXUJT* SolKril* la Tlu Bmal •a. ' . 7/21 8168. tf . .. <ri W.J44 REAHM MOTOR 5ALE5 HASTINGS BANNER UdlM* COATS—35c EACH OOTTOM BKDtTS-Uc EACH :n>i Pack Ilulldiar K.U».im>. Mirhlgaa 40004 Classified Paragraphs ★ Automotive Drying and Storage Facilities A vallabit. EARN FULL PAY A SPECIALTY IN Amount paid la 100 1343-4* 313.44 Chao. C. and/or Mario B. Hlgbfe 410 Naal Walnut 8t„ Halting., Michigan 7/31 FARMERS! Opportunities for advancement. 1943 CHEVROLET . . . Impala 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, whitewalls. V-8. automatic transmission. This is a very clean, low mileage car. ■Rd - • eodlaca for potrotiloa of the load. Dooeriptlon; Strip ot tend > rode wide of o*ol aldo of land lying Booth of Grocery Clerks TECHNICIANS teal ol paalitallea ot thia nollae. to to canputed at nnon peraoaal aayrtee ot • doelnrntlen at eoaaoaio■ronl of call, and the farther taai of 85.00 for 0Mb deocrlplioa without other additional coal nt •bargee. U payaaoal no aforoeald to not made. New • Remodel • Repair Service Hastings, Michigan* III . III 1963 OLDS 88 4 Dr. Hardtop; Power steering and txtkei. Experience preferred: Several Transportation Cars ART MEADE, Salesman Home Ph. MS-2338 LANNES KENFIELD, - Home Ph. MS-4054 1964 OLDS 98 616-945-9103 following full time positions, 1964 F 100 Ford Pickup Long box. 3 speed. 8 cyl. New oversized tires. titled to e reoonroynneo thereof al •ay time within tlx noelhe alter re- Hastings, Mich. Taking applications for the 1963 Falcon Club Wagon With 2nd and Jrd Row seats. Any she, any thapa. any purpose. Call SMILEY BUILDINGS a 4 Dr. Automatic fl Cyl. NOW *895°° 3 Speed Transmission WI 5-5052 7/21 HELP WANTED cyl. Radio. 2 Door GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson 4 Dr. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 FALCON LEGALS Us E h Best Deals at 328 UM VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr. Sedan. 1M> FORD GALAXIE W4 Convertible. • Cyl. Standard. CASH «ATt—2 —Case Super 400 Diesel Tractor. New rear rubber. A-l. —IH.C. 480 Tractor. Like newl -Massey Ferguson 65 Diesel. - IMfl John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —Oliver No. 50 PTO Baler. —Case Fiall Chopper. —John Deere 18 ft Drag. —1MB John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape —I-H.C. B ft PTO Combine. —John Deere 25 PTO Combine. CAROS OT THANKS » ,M MIMORJAMS—2« yer weed. (7. ft.) —Case 85 Spreader. Almost like newl -John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Allis Chalmers Blower with motor. INDTICES________________ —Mowers and Conditioners —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. SMILEY POST-WILDINGS Konau:' To the aweer er o«wn ot eey •nd all InlerMU In. or Hone apaa Uro Quality iiructurea built by lead herein described: experienced crew*. Take notice, toll tala baa been filM ^CT^X IBM FORI) SM 1 Dr. 1 Cyl. Automatic. eS ii ONE YEAR GUARANTEE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATI—50c for Twenty WeMt. i'-s s UM VALIANT 4 Dr. Automatic. W/walls. UM VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Used Farm Machinery $ 40 YEARS PROGRESS SALE! s'-rs o'fts 201 N. Broodway Phone 945-3400 ic;ac 1 ‘ i-: BARRY'S SERVICE FARM IMPLEMENTS CLASSIFIEDS �: W<sVW«idkn(b ■> WraftwM Mf-MU * vi-: vry :*. * r ■■ ~ ■■—’ll— ■■ j । Hastings City Council CAM© or nmi Dr. Noah, the nursoa and nurses aid* on tttalat floor ol the south ..1 if •OtticULAction'a-Vlil-Mfr By Victor Sitton r, Mra. Dorothy Manto, xnotooo, OsJlf, who to dren and grandchildren that helped to tpak* It such a grand HawbUts and thoughtfulness ta helping tm loved one. and all pf u*. We wore Abo tha Leonard-Osgood Fu- Humbott, Train. * Mra. Gerald ■tome usually follow a protract- money and ■eo Mallow tor the kind thoughUuinera and itansing www Bunday dinner Farmer* are getting their can­ ta the wheal field* eoou. Thb watched you •ufier Rlgelmah for Ms comfarHng' me**M«. to Mr. and Mrs. Klith Barrlgar and Rev. Howard Barrigar for the beautiful slqgliM and to all who Mnt cardAol sympathy ta thb time of ■orrow. May God richly Bless each and But bold year hand to oomfart through. open beautiful too, Mr. and Mr*. Everett Jotini­ ton and family, local, with Ellb 8am Btranm attended a wedding reception Saturday at the Rose- Dowling Methodist Churches will bold their final aeaetoua and tbe N. TaTfee Drive in Heattan and group will have a program. * on that Until we Mr. and Mra. Veryl Bebon and families Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bebon and families guest. * Bunday dinner guest* storm but evidently not much CteveiaDd. OlMo. arrived Monday to spend several week* with Badly mined by his wife, children and grandchildren Mrs. Jennie Dawson tended the Johnston reunion at Mrs. Richard VanTlffUn and traveling through the western Coat* Grove were host* Bunday to their daughter and family, the Thoma* Nleihamtra, at a dinner ■ton and anus, Ella and Harold, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Beeber at the Hotel Hastings. * Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Richard Bebon were overnight gueuta Saturday and family Btellmer Hendee writes tliat *he 1* feeling Ronald and Rodney Bebon and family •he is in Durham. NX?. Her plan* Bchoobection Lake. * Rev. Clyde were changed and she doesn't Gibson of NaalivUlo b speaking know now when she will return at the E.U.B. Church while paahome. The Barry Road Commission ratinn Frieda and Lula VanHouicn placing more stakes in yard* and returned home from a trip r U>UCATI0M OBDBB. Public Notice: ArtlX*' work­ field* to designate location* of shop la offering Saturday morn- cut* and filb. There b quite a lot of dissatisfaction with the Glenn Hawkin* of Phoenix. Axis.. kindergarten age through Sth grade July t through August 27, provement" arc being handled but it seems there is little that each Saturday. Up to 20 children. the owner* or reeldent* can do *“—u— ■*“ iDvltod to ecuplture about IL "Passtag the buck," a national pastime, seemed to be Mrs. John Caylor. -* Mbs Edna popular here, too. Bteelo of Pilgrim Manor, Grand Mrs. Arthur Richarcban ha* Rapids, oame Wednesday to be her farm home on Costs PENNOCK HOSPITAL sold Drove Road west of that com­ munity and following an auction ■ale on Thursday of this week, will host a farewell open house ■UCTBVa. OHIO — S«1T* ■he will move to Ovid, her girl­ Saturday, July 23. Guest otf hon­ •1* B. B«e***l*lr *L. July 1*. hood home to reside. The new or will be Anita Hanason, Anita occupants on Coat* Grove Rd. Binclalra during the school year. Endaley The best wishes of her She attended tbe Lakewood many friend* and neighbors go High School as a senior and OBDB* APF0IMTIM0 TIME with Mrs. Richardson a* she goes made many friends. They art all FOB HXXXIXO CLAIM*. to her new homo. Invited Saturday during the and family LEGALS will Velte al Halfmoon Lake. Bunday evening caller* of the Hasting*. * The David Shearer family were wrefcrnd guest* at Schantz, Jr. and children and the Uovd Gaskill home. Rarah vuning their gra turned home with Calendar of Special Events rSIS. IKR" Thomae Nlethamer pool on Bun- David Tripp b attending music >o llircil Ulf Bunday all with Paul and Marcia Bell attended the Beil family re- them home. He play* the ba*- Repoet of Condition of Hie NoHonel Bonk of Hartings as llamalr. Carrin! Trail- ('. nlral Ordir b ikla rauav. As4 fl I* Furlh Th^'lL’idn Lake Odessa By Francos Johiuton accident*, v V. (II.. : July io. sow. Philip II. Mllchell. Jud*. and Kenneth called Saturday on TOTAL CAPITAL A CTO V MTV .. QUOTATIONS WANTED quotation* tar repainting wooden windows and repairing the exterior masonry on the City Hall and Fire Station. day at Borgra* Hospital, Kalamaaoo, on her hip which she fractured more than a year ago. She U reported In satisfactory condition. * Graveside services Contact Hit Qty Clerk at the CITY HAU. in HAS­ TINGS, MICHIGAN. . 8IIKHWOOD DONNA J. KINNEY Friday, July 8. for the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fnxl Report of Condition of “The Halting* City Bank’ Ing mixing bowb and baking pan*. Thsee kitchen storage aid* rtraauoATiox oxdeb. lie* who vxaa au, ivoo Publl<allva Mid avrrlrr TOTAL Business Directory SHERWOOD-STACK Agancy for INSURANCE Chari.. H. Hluossa With.tn D. Hlvdau Qty Clerk 'W«'r« As Near As Your Telephone TOTAL TOTAL SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED vdrile you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE—! Installation, Dry Well, Ds*>n walt^Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping ($24 00 for Is! at Jefferson. 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482^ WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. Stste ICE—First daw week. Call WI ING done at the farm according St. Phone WI 5-5316. 5-5085. Burkey S*le» and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So.. WI 5­ 2223. CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — H*s- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw mgs Floor Covering. 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ parts and supplies. McCulloch State. WI 5-5H8. ICE—24 hour Service 1 black and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and white). Jacobs Prescription Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Gu*ranteed workmanship. Also RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. *11 kinds of Jewelry Repair and Recored Burkey Sales and Srav- CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — DKPOM1TM <!■»». 13 Io IV) Engraving. Miller Jewslers, 118 Largest selection tt Drapery ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch W. State St. WI 5-5176. rod*. Installation and Hanging. LIABIL1TIEH Beverwyk’s Coke Center, 221 GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ W. Mill. CAPITAL ACC0UWT1 tors. machinery and chain saws wasliers. dryers and small home in our new building at 124 N. appliance. Call 945-2317. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus specialics. Goodyear Bro*. Phone WI ixed engraving of all kinds. GdVACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ 5-5052. moce Jeweler, 102 E. State St.. CAPITAL A COO I XT* TERS—Service, parti, hosos and Phono 945-5316. LUBIUTIKA AND CAPITAL At VOL’NTS bags for all m«ke>. Authorized Hoover Sale* and Service. Sttury Businou Sorvicos Offorod Electric. 222 S. Jefferson. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — .7»tl.OM.4O3.W Repair and new work. Fixtures and suppile*. Keiley Electric LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au­ PUMP SERVICE—St*-Rit. Water Service. 524 Middleville Rd., Systems. Sold. inuaHed. lerviced thorised Doaler for Wheel Hors* Phone WI 512700 after 5 pm.. Uwfs Electric. Cloverdale 623Tractor and Lawn Boy Mower*. Hastings. 53SI. 5 E. L Carpenter Hardware. asiJ?ta.;c Stale Farm InaeraaM All Form* of Ccacrota Products JERRY ANDRUS txt i .’iST.'X. . ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phon. WI 5-5412. Plant, W. State Rd. Phon. WI 5-2I23. MiscoltenooeM H^iSScSfS^3^. TER —Raw wood or finished STTv.lfe. Radio. Tatevfalga Rgggirfag SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. 945-3862- Free service for one year on Setchall-Caaison Color. TV S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAYMS REPAIRED—Central Radta and TV Servtce. 228 N. Jeffer­ son. Phone WI 5-9IB7. Can 945-3481 If You Weald Liks to bo Ustod in ■' ,a: This Wookly So’rvico and Ropdlr tauiife JJ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phon. WI 5-2123. 1o -------------------------------- BONDS Swanson Insurance .1. 'nr.iu n TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL AI OOUXTS hold a picnic at the Hilary Rye Park on M-86 aouth of Woodbury Wednesday. * Mra. Netta Oa- drown- U8E BANNER WANT AD81 OF DISTINCTION Aocotnrra and Mra. Ralph Keeler. TOTAL MIMORIAL MONUMINTS capital from Vermontville. died Shade and Linda. Afternoon Michigan State UnlverMty home economists point out that PUBUOATIOM OBDE* TOTAL DKI’ONITM Thursday her brother and fam- ta. Otb.r liablllU** TOTAL LIABILITIM bam and children from the State Ci<y of HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, l> requesting John Caylor. j Ralph Keeler, Jrn of Middle The 48th Walter reunion will {I Ako and Mrs George Keeler of be bold Bunday, July 24, al the Haallngs visited George Keeler LAke OdeOM Village Park. Pot'former rr*lrk*ntl *L th* VMrr. ----------------„ accidental deaths on farmlands and around luck dinner at 1 p.m. * Carold I ana Huc.pltai in Ann Arbor where farm buildings, report Richard Rohrbocker 1* spending two ‘ he ha* been a puUent since July Pfister. Michigan State Univer­ week* with Ocnny Schilling of, 6. sity farm safety engineer. Machinery Deled: July 1*. !»« I’hllb if. MlleheU. Eastern Michigan University at .TWi^At termer Mariya LongwelL ★ Mbs Mr. and Mra. Wallace Barden Anita Warner of Chicago. Ill. of Augusta. Orin and Clayton Haynes of Hickory Corners and ----- ,_________________________ Mra. Harold Johnston were Bun- Saturday evening visitors were Muuiuvt Hv/. Ju!» vr.*MowrviLLB—v woodl/nd --1 I*.»*«.i2a.*s F. Rush home ta July day callers on Mr. and Mrs.' Ford' Stowell. We understand quite a number and Mra. Orvln Call left ThurtIn thb community have been victim* of ivy poisoning. The Barryton. « Mrs. Betty Marita and granddaughter of Grove City, Ohio, are spraiding the more than usually suscepI the trouble. The use of Mra. Charles Coulaon at their reMfaiended treatment. "nt Woodland Lions Club en­ joyed a potluck supper and swim at tbe Nlethamer pool last week Tuesday. There were «9 present. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson calbd on Mrs. Ena Rockwood of Hastings Saturday to help her celebrate her birthday. VI OWIW ■a* dUcraxU TOTAL Aserra Wacha, Jr. She received □Vcly and useful gift*. 0 PtrauoATiow Sanaa. Highbank By Mr*. Vtrn Hmcblilt 8M-2IIU Mr. and Mra. Roger Flanigan of Brown Road were host* this and family, Mr. and Mr*. LeRoy The Womens Missionary Ae­ Flewner and family and Mr. and Mr*. Lester Yonker and family l-nikl Haun! Church met Wednasday at the Cblal at Pviln Mr. and Mr*. Avery PetUngill home of Mra. Stanley CourLnay. After the meeting a pink and rataat ■ llltr cl>l Io lAtrrior. wlik wedding at the Nashville KUJB. Church and the wedding dinner " era �HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, Jely 11. 9-r-YNE HASTINGS BANNER BARRY’S SERVICE ’ 201 N. Broodway Phone 945-3400 1 IBM VALIANT' 4 Dr. Automatic. W/walla / CALL 945-S4BI FARM IMPLEMENTS 40 YEARS PROGRESS SALE! ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Used Farm Machinery 1664 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 BATE—50c for Twenty W.M., MINIMUM U ogeraj tar ul< ud klab« biddar. at puMI 'rajjOATlOR ORDER. * » MTWB Walter 6. BUur. AllMvd’ CASH RATA—2H« New rear rubber. A-l. IBM foed see Best Deals at 328 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 3 Dr Sedan. 1963 FOBD GALAX1E 504 Ocnvertible. 6 Cyl. Standard. IMS FORD FAIRLANE 1961 MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard. 6 Cyl. 6 Dr. 6 Cyl. Standard. ALUS CHALMERS ALL CROP HARVESTER 7/21 N. Michigan Ave. 1965 Mustang 6 cyl. Automatic. W/walle. Ra- —IH.C. 480 Tractor. Like newl —Massey Ferguson 63 Diesel. —1046 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. —IOS# Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —Oliver No. 50 PTO Baler. Allantej* for rldaHary •ay Madias fraa MI4dle»iUe frrla* a boat 12 r»d< >arlbtrl' 1964 Ford Gahxie 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1965 Corvalr Monza 3 Dr. Hardtop. Automatic. Whitewall* Radio. —1B4B John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. —IH.C. 9 ft. PTO Combtoe. —John Deere 25 PTO Combine. (7. ft.) CARDS Of THANKS » IN MIMORJAMJ—2* of ttlrarl * Hudson 1964 Ford Cuitom 2 Dr. Standard 6. NotaCome-On... A Real "Weekend" 1964 Goloxle 500 4 Dr. Sedan Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 Cyl. Whitewall* Power (leering. 1964 Goloxle 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard 8 cyl. Real (harp condition. Low mileage- Yellow. Special —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Aills Chalmers Blower with motor. NOTICES —Mowers and Conditioner* —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractor*. SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS 2 Door ■ .7/M Ranch Wagon 4 Dr. Auto cyl. Radio. 8 Wm 1963 Foteon Club Wogon With 2nd and 3rd Row seat*. 3 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl., power rteerlng, w/walls, radio 1964 Ford F250 % Too STATION WAGON SALE 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Fawn color — 6 Stick 1962 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Fawn color—8 Automatic Power Steering 4 Wheel Dr, Styleride Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup Biiort box. 3 «p. V6 Engine. 1964 Chevrolet Long box. 3 speed, 6 cyl. New oversized tire*. 1958 FORD (9 Potwnger) Cheopie! Runs good . . . $125.00 RenneR Ford Inc 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MEADE, Salesman Home PH. #45-2328 LANNES KENFIELD. Hom* Ph. #43-4054 7/31 III . Ill 1962 OLDS F-85 Bucket taata, automatic. Ill 1M5 OLDSMOBILE ... 4 Dr. Luxury Sedan. Fully III 1962 BUICK LESABRE 4 Or. Sedan; automatic. .taer—w dltlonlng, showroom condition. IMS CORVAIR ... 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard transmission, radio. Has had best of care. 1M4 CORVAIR . . . Monza Coupe. 4 speed transmission, whitewall*, white with blue vtoyl Interior. 1963 CHEVROLET . . . Impels 4 Dr. Sedan Radio. whitewalls. V-8. automatic transmission This is a very clean, low mileage car. 1B43 CHEVROLET . . . Impaia 2 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 1435 S. Hanover engine, automatic transmis­ sion, radio, whitewalls, brown WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 and beige tutone. 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan Beautiful blue finish, power BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY steering and brakes, r a tl 1 o, whitewalls. One local owner. 1 III jlll JlARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Slurp black and white tutone. full power Mon or woman for profit­ and many extra*. Fully guar­ able business In N. Barry anteed. Co. or Hostings. Experience 1962 RAMBLER unnecessary. Real oppor­ ... AmbMMdor 400 Serire Se­ dan. Power, (tecring, air con­ tunity. Write Rowteigh ditioning .automatic tranami*Dept MCG-651-119, Free­ ’ (ton. Excellent condition. port, III. 7/21 IMS OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Hard­ INOIICE top. Blue and white tutone with blue vinyl Interior. Fully equipped. 1 WANTED: GOOD AS NEW STORE & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. te 5 JO PM UOtae' BLOU8E8, SLACKS, •WIM 8UIT8 and SHORTS EHCMCTB and SHIRTS ALL Me EACH LMliM* OOAT»-3«c EACH AOtVCH EKIRT»-l*e EACH 1 VALK UP AND EAVE! PUBLICATION 01 HUI. of Nlrhlri lad aa «»a peraaaal daelaratlaa aa coal Experience preferred: Heating - Plumbing Meat Managers sthar addlilaaal Service New • Remodel • Repair Meat Cutters WELTQfl'S 305 S. Church H** Mitchell. Probate Jud»a. WI 5-5352 National Bank Bld*. Grocery Clerks Ilactlnr.. Miehl*»n WE ARE READY TO BUY YOUR GRAIN Apply in parson AT TOP MARKET PRICES REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC TVI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave Hawing*. Mich.gan 7/31 Classified. Paragraphs Call U* for Felpausch Food Center Daily Market Price. Drying and Storage Facilities Available, Halting*, Michigan TECHNICIANS mVl^To. W! 5-2M3 EARN FULL PAY WHILE LEARNING A SPECIALTY IN LEGALS # Notice# IBM It pays to specialize. And IBM will pay you while you train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It's your chance to get started in one of today's fastest-grow­ ing areas of electronics.! Haitian In 1967 CALENDARS-Wide vari­ ety of pric« starttag at 8836 per hundred. Order now and p4y after Sept. 1. Also book matchea Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-01W collect after 6 pro. ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Epactal —'Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened. only Tailor Shop. lol Peek BuUdlag Kalanaioa. Mlrbifaa 4MOS WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU ALTOFT and RAYMOND MOS­ QUITO SPRAYING — Phone IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over­ size prints. tf MAN to assume responsible posi­ tion to store. V. d* 8. Hard­ ware, Hastings. _ ___ tf Ad taker. NOTICE—After thircate I wlU not be responsible for any debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. Lloyd Miller. 7/21 Good working conditions and and Chevrolet, 1435 8. HanFOR RENT — Cottage, Thorn­ A P«n«Mla apple lake, pleasant chores FOR BALE BY OWNER—Mod­ Available after'AQgust f. Ph. em clean 3-bedroom ranch. OFFICE GIRL -- Young high school graduate. Must. be ALOOHOUOB -JOU806 2-5782 Martin Exchange. Gm heat: full basement; trained in bookkeeping and 7/36 Telephone built-in kitchen. Large comer typing. 8ee Tony Belli. Tony -- .----- X" .nvs »vtry lot in excellent neighhnrhood Monday, > pro.^k y FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART? BeUi Motor*. 1330 N. Michigan Ave, Heating*. Michigan. 7/21 Call #45-2641. To fill these challenging technical positions IN Kalamazoo 345-6173 Battle Creek 965-3257 An Equal Opportunity Employer privilege*. AU uUllttea nished. Phone 633-3024 fur­ M CLOVERDALE 754 ACRX8 OF ALFALFA HAY —3 mites West ot Brir^-' r'~ ner*. Phone 623-20#!. >71-6318. « tons first and I bay, alfalfa and Hickory Corners ________ « reunions. Iota aer »je at t HASTINGS BANNER •ted: July S. IBM <l>hill|> 11. Mikheil. Jadae of Pro- A Wanted te Bi LONG LAKE. It ACREE HAY ON GROUND— Part alfalfa- Pbona #46-6683 day* and #48-6718 after 4. 7/21 COW—Freah. Modern lake property, year around. 3 bedrooms. 154 car garage. 20' pontoon boat, all alum, with motor. RELIABLE, efficient woman for weekly housecleanlng. Steady job for right person. Call: #45- 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ 3116._______ 1___________ 7/26 rage ta or near Hastings. Call 823-371# Delton. u SOMEONE TO TEND FLOWER BKDB—LJght work. Fine job for retired man. Might also be of interest to a woman wisb- 7/28 WANTED HOUSE TO RENT — Furnished or unfurnished. 2 MALE ACCOUNTANT—Prefer adults. Reference* furnished. man over 30. with experience Call #46-6167. 7/n In accounting and office man­ 7/M agement Give complete resu­ me and salary requirement*. Position would require re-lo­ ★ Wanted cating In growing community B*U> wuh iho.tr. in West Central Michigan. TYPEWRITERS and all office Reply to Box toil, c/o Banner. machines cleaned, oiled and PRICED TO SELL. Phone: adjusted. All work guaranteed. 1-366-6382. Iron* Michigan tf » years experience. Phone #46-6608 or 7M-MU alter Ph. Delton 633-6153 Boz 106, Cloverdale Steven* Raw Mill. . 7/31 WE STILL HAVE a good supply of Gibson Air Conditioner* In stock. Consumers Power Co. 7/31 and aay "Banner Cl***l- EXPERIENCED MECHANIC PUBLICATION OBDBB. IBM NEEDS YOU CLASSIFIEDS Ionia. Will shoot a 2" group at 100 yd*, with ea*e. Mauser ac­ MOSQUITO SPRAYING — Call tion, Yeager barrel and trigger, WI 5-5150 or OL 3-347#. 7/21 Fisher eafety, 3 to 6 variable FOR SALE OR TRADE—6 year •oope. peepeight In mount, full old. 2 bedroom hom« 3388 monte carlo hand rubbed stock, Makin at.. Midland Park, Gull sling with quick detach, swivels a rubber (tamp with your new Lake, for Hastings property or PLUS, complete handloading ZIP Code number. Three-lln* dose In. Would consider small equip, for above. Echo press, •tamp with your name, adfarm or acreage. Owners on 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, property. 7/M powder*, primers and loaded »3M. Thia Includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ shells, etc. Rifle value, >30000 — loading equipment >70.00. ★ Help Wanted ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, Will sell complete for only >250.00. Can #45-3884 after 6 p.m. • tf CARPET CLEANING 18 EASY N0TT01: Maaj with Host New Electric UpFOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ —Use Rexallk fart pertnanenL work. Clean 180 square fest Regular 83.00— Now |1J». No for only 4605. Hastings Floor pre-shampoo — No after odor. Covering, 133 W. State, Has­ Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. tings. Phone WI 6-6118. tf ■italriliatlM WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or woe4 die hr; aa* •ash. Burkey / Auto Glass * Th<l labile Radiator Shop,-MR N. Jefftt* WHEELER MARINE BALES 8s SERVICE —Mercury outboard .’far Tbre* eon. Hastings. « motors. New and used boat*. ; .r.:.rr. FJote Boat* Trailer* and acEXPERT TAILORING on ladlw* and men's clothing. Phone WI OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf If you have what it takes, you con be promdted to a What do you need to get started’ Mechanical apti­ tude. Knowledge of elec­ tronics. And two years of technical school or equiva­ lent experience. ty couDMllor teachappointment call Nellie Balmer MI-6044 or 046-B1M. tf As a Customer Engineer, you'll install and maintain the latest IBM data processing equipment. It's a demanding job. one re­ quiring intelligence and skill. You'll receive con­ tinuous training to update .your knowledge. position of even greater re­ sponsibility in this chal­ lenging field of information handling and control. PEKINOE8E — Lovely flat-faced THREE - BEDROOM HO M E — Falrty-new kitchen and bath. A M Iscolla nomu puppls*, black masks, sable Birch cupboard*. New carpet­ coats, AK-C Norris Throop. ing In living-room. Will *eU INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ 1306 Yeomans St. Ionia, Michi­ HOUSETRAILER on cement furniture with house. Phone gan. Phone 527-4280. 7/21 TLED OASI Seo Oari * Betty* foundation, garage and 2 lota. Appliances before you buy I Priced to sell. >13 E. Washing­ 10 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS—Vac­ port. 7/M They Sell—They Inrtall—They ton St, NaahvlUe, Phone OL cinated and tested. 1100 lbs. i-mi. DHIA Records. Head average CABIN FOR SALE—Weet aide Booth. of Barlow lake, Central Sec13,000 M-475 BF Due August knd September. Phone: MOwith 16 - foot frontage and STALK SHREDDERS FOR 6-6236. Ed Tania, R1 Jenison, RENT — Francisco Farm Bupright-of-way to-lake. Dock and Mich. 7/28 beach. Price 13.600 with 1500 MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL down and land contract. Reg and make money doing it. Full Cridler. Lowell. Mich. R3. 7/21 — opportunity for SPORT RIFLE — 30-00 ctutom 0BDEB FOB PUBLICATION— 1962 PONTIAC . . . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. Ra- Call or write for an inter­ dto. whitewall*, power steering view stating your qualifica­ and brakes Safety checked. tions to: 1962 CHEVROLET . . . Impria 3 Dr. Hardtop. All W. J. Hammon, IBM Corp. the equipment including power PUBLICATION OBDBB steering and brakes, V-8 aftd 643 W. Crosstown Parkway automatic transmlMlon, Kalamazoo. Michigan •ecoud car. Mlchlfan Call WI 6-3481. FARMERS! Opportunities for advancement. FIELD ENGINEERING Nice (election of older model* Lota and lota of Ladle*' and Giris' DRE88E8 616-945-9103 following full time positions, 7/21 - TAKEOFF IN A RELIABLE CAR III MARJORIE HINER. —---- •He. u aiarKasnr*. i>> FARMK KTATE HANK ■ > F M ffiPl.r V I I.I.K 1964 F 100 Ford Pickup Several Transportation Care 1963 OLDS 88 4 Dr. Hardtop ; ttooring and brakaa. Taking application* for the Produce Men 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. 1962 RAMBLER CLASSIC Red 1964 OLDS 98 PUBUCATtOX OBDBB. CIlla* la Hasting), Midi 1959 Plymouth Fury $1195.00 III Call SMILEY BUILDINGS HELP WANTED 1962 Chevrolet Radio NOTIOB or MOBTOAOE rOBBCLOBUBB SALP. WI 5-5052 1963 Fairlane NOW *895°° 3 Speed Trqnsmission palea: April aa. Richard J. Haiti GOODYEAR BROS. 4 Dr. Stand. 6 Cyl. 1964 FALCON PMLICATXOM ORDER. LEGALS V31 Subwribo io Tho Bwert • �-2-tMl.M- —-i- ?W«itWoedtan<l Hastings City Councif CABO or THANK! maoUoo. cS/wfafto Dr. Noah. Um curses and aids on the 1st floor of the tkanl Aavtla dren and grandchildren that helped to make it such a grand McvW by KcMold. mwmhM by Bmrhi. to Mihartao tb« City Clerk ao grateful for their ktaduesaes. Humbolt, Tenn. * Mra Gerald were Lansing money and loved husband, father and grand­ see Marlow father. Frank L. Dewaon, who for the kind though ifulneaa and July 20, INg. Sunday Skidmore also the HawtUU flock ■ll-nu ■ Blallea. Y dinner July <tb honoring £2 Uarhlng music “ta teanW ImMM Gerald Skidmore spent Runday Tho' lltUs Mold we f oomfart storm but evidently not much Cleveland, Ohio, arrived Monday for his comforting message, to Mr. abd Mrs. K&th Barrigar and Rev. Howard Barrigar for tbe beautiful slaglM and to all who sent cardAnt sympathy In this time ot sorrow. May God richly Bless each and reau group Tuesday evening. * ton and family, local, with Ellto and HaroM Johnston of Lake reception Saturday al the RoaeDowting Itottiaittot Cburchea will Until we and famllleo Mr. and Mn Clifford Belson and families Badly misled by" his wife, children and grandchildren vuiuunor oanaa. Public Notice: Artlxto’ work­ shop to offering Baturday mornkindergarten aga through Sth grade July • through August 21, 8.30-11:30 aun. FlnA ooms basis rr..«nl.uou o< Eilale. Creditor. traveling through the western WU1 Velte at Halfmoon Bunday evening callers of the Hast Inga family were weekend guests Bl Bchantx, Jr. and children and the Lloyd Gaakfll home. Sarah it'L,' Btellmer and family Calendar of Spacial Event! LEGALS N. Tarfee Drive In Hastings and Mn. Richard VanTiffiln and hosta Bunday Mr. and Mra. George VanTiffiln. and family, the its, at a dinner ston and sons. Dlls and Harold, at tbe Hotel Hastings. * Mrs. were overnight gueeta Saturday and family and family Ronald and Rodney Belson tended the Maben gn invited to ocuplture ■esstons Ttaraday nights. PENNOCK HOSPITAL ■|l»=‘knBld< "r the la tn Durham. NX7. Her plans Schootoectlon Lake. * Rev. Clyde Glbaon of Nashville Is speaking she will return at the EU.B. Church while pas­ Woodland * The daughters and M a a I cIp* I Eaplajw' Frieda and Lula VanHouten Sy*'*1- Y*U *»• Ab‘.« placing more stakes In yards and returned home from a trip Halda to K—ignata locations of cuts and fills. There la quite a lot of dliMtiifaction with the Glenn Hawkins of Phoenix, Aris.. way some phases ot the ''im­ provement” are being handled but it seems there to little that Rummer tha ownert ar restdents can do popular here. too. Mrs. Arthur Richardson ha* sold her farm home on Coats Grove Road west of that com­ munity and following an auction Mie on Thursday of this week, she arlll move to Ovid, her girl­ hood home to reside. The new David Tripp to attending music wedding at the Nashville KOH. Church and the wedding dinner Bunday to attend the final con- Deli attended the Beil family re- Report of Condition of Hta National Bank of Hoettnae Bteelo of Pilgrim Manor, Grand Rapids, came Wednesday to be a >. Kiaavr. Oily Clark Frank Benters. llaauty. CSrvtoS. Cutval OHw N craaU>s no Miking n U>» nil aid* Saturday. July 23. Guest at hon- of Ui< 100 block Roots oa MkkifRB oapu apyoiXTDtp nm FOB vnisarwo rn.stwa Highbank By Mrt. Vern Hmoblilt : NMhvBU SSI-21U Letter of July 14: Will be Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sinclaln dtring the school year. i Stork. ta Endaley. The beat wishes of her She attended tbe Lakewood High School aa a amior and With Mn. Richardson aa she goes made many friends. They art all Invited Saturday during the The Ruah reunion will be lirtd I: fieeerebto Pkllto n. Mil IM7. Mr. and Mn. Dallas Rush of Brown Road were hosts this Laakin' aaO H and family, Mr. and Mra LeRoy The Womens Missionary As.mi FJessner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yonker and family sodaUon of the Calvary U. B. pntston Iraurd Church met Wedneeday al the CktoT •• Polio M IU W. Ooert. isMa MHtor. of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Peltlngtll home of Mrs. Stanley Courtnay. After the meeting a pink and Laklir. Ul W. MiAImb, Wacha, Jr. She received ovely and useful gifts. .Vi:: day callers on Mr. and(Mrs>Ford 3 Kano Doll M. Btah- Stowell. We understand quite a number ‘glT'lK In this community have been victims of ivy poisoning. The Glendon f«to»r • tAtr rial Ikia Cburl and vllk the Fidaclary natern Mirhimn uoiwnlty at !i*bKTh U a?.* dinner gueeta on TUTSI. HEFOMITH te. Oller HiMUUm . TOTAL LIABILlTIKfl ham and children from the Stale CAPITAL Aocotnrva from Vermontville. 4<nN£>> P"*t to kirn by lk« Couarll aad Chief ot Polito. and Kenneth called Saturday on TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . Cult, coUage TOTAL LIABIUTIKH AND CAPITAL Ai CUL'XTe near to totem QUOTATIONS WANTED .-'eating have made City, Ohio, are spending the more than usually suscep- next three weeks with Mr. and Ordered that aaUca 11 totorertod pkrttoa coUtagc treatment. The Friendship Club was to Woodland Lions Club en- bold a picnic al the Hilary Rye Park on M-6S south of Woodbury Wednesday. * Mrs. Nett* GaTuesday. There were 4» present. * Mr. and Mra. Victor Bisson day al Borgtaa Hospital, Kalacalled on Mrs. Ena Rockwood of Hastings Saturday to help her fractured more than a year ago. celebrate her birthday. She to reported In satisfactory condition. * Graveside servicer, were held al Portland Cemetery Friday. July 8. for the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pred By Francos Johfulon tars reoelpi deouxdod sddrereod So Iktlr noporUra lul kaowi oddrrei Ci<y of HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, it requeuing <HM*®f’oeit for repainting wooden windows and repairing tha OKtorior masonry on the City Hall and Fire Station. NOTK Sins.Ml- 'l l CH C Contact the Gty Clerk dt the CITY HAU. in HAS­ TINGS, MICHIGAN. Lake Odessa HOHIBT W. BHEBWOOD DONNA J. KINNEY Cit/ Clerk Winiaas D Btodmaa former Mariya LongwelL ♦ MUe inns net ttnihito PDaUOATIOlt O1D11 of Augusta, Orin and Clayion spent the weekend with her par- Saturday evening visitors were. Mksrrevo Bwv- gate IT. Charlotte. • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keeler. WttoPllXD — Pruieca H« John CMytar. Machinery of accidents, drown- deaths on farmlands and around Delid: July IB. Philip If. Ml PUBLICATION OBDBB. Report of Condition of “Tha Hastings City Bonk” prevent taking out bowls ar pane to gi obdbm. USB BANNER WANT AMI TOTAL LIABILITIES capital accounts Business Directory Of DISTINCTION Lawrence srwnsTi SHERWOOD-STACK Swanson Inwanco TOTAL CAPITAL ACOOUNTg Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair All Forms of JWttY ANMUS KEYS, DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERV waif, Ben Franklin Store. State at Jefferson. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. Slate ICE—First class work. Cal| WI ING done at the farm according t. Phono WI 5-5316. to your specifications. Farm Bu­ 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ 'j.'sse.ssads ice. 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So.. WI 5­ 14V.2WO.oU 2223. CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — H«- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ parts and. supplies. McCulloch ICE—24 hour service (black State. WI 5-5H8. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and white). Jacobs Prescription Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. L0Bl.7M.3B WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— CAurenteed workmanship. Al»o RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Rocorod. Burkey Soles and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection^of Drapery Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 1)8 ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch W. State St. WI 5-5176. ' rods, Installation and Hanging Beverwyk’s Color Center, 221 GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ W. Mill. tors, machinery and chain saws 114.000.00 In our new building at 124 N. appliances. Call 945-2317. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone WI ised engraving of all kinds. Gil­ 5-5052. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARmore Jeweler, 102 E Slate Sf.. Biuineu Servicet Offered ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixtures i.TMAn S3 and supplies. Kelley Electric LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Service. 524 MiddleviHe Rd.. StMerm. Sold. In.tai led. serviced. Phone WI 512700 after 5 pm., Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Hastings. 5311J lUXst rf Electrk. 222 S. Jefferson. 2X4 &/X2X, Concrete Products n GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Phone WI 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND State Rd. Phone Wi 5-2123. M ricelie neeue Radio, TotovtsUn Repeirieg Phone 945-5316. TOTAL LUM1UTIM AND OAFITAL ACCOUNTS ..tI4.WOS.lUT2 Agency for INSURANCE AUTO — Fill BONDS Clip This Guida - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference patient since July ally farm safety engloocr. rvaaucATiox MIMOBIAL MONUMINT3 "We're Aa Near Aa Your Telephone" SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE । Middle Hastings vtoltcd George Keeler (former resident' at the VeterRohrtackar to spending two he weeks with Oenny Schilling of|«. - “ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND CE —315 S. Hanover, Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in Ttti Weekly Sbrvico anirKopdif tLuide �f Jrett Men Join Hastings School Head on State Sex Guideline Study Army and Navy Richard J. Guenther waa named --------- ——mrPersonal Mention Saugatuck visiting hta mother, Steam Engines Rally Set for Thornapple Area were eaiuraay guesia ot ear. —------ - -Mix. Robert Miller and family. ♦, Algonquin Durfee By Mrt, John Hook MaesUi MS UHK BANNER WANT ADal The Michigan Steam Engine and Thresher's dub will hold Its annual reunion Friday,' Satur­ day and Sunday, July — —- Rice Sdiuinmalisr. Mrs. Jessie Green aocompa _ . tz> eric- to enlighten young people about youthful marrtagee. of Rkhland Edwin O. Rise. SDE consul­ tant on health nnd physical education, said the barriers oonsRMb they recently purchased cemlng sex "have been towered M DMfyH Point, Gun Lake. . considerably" during the last Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. u o G u s E This year the reunion will ftohlng waa excellent, but a foraat held at Dave Berry's Marina. trtet wkw Wednesday callers ot Just south' of Thomapple river youthful marriages." on the Charlton Park road. The Rise said that traditionally sex cinlly cauaed new location to on the sou lit slcje of' the river, rather than at Kancrllng and Mr. and Mrs, was unharmedMre. Nellie DeYoung of Grand­ sponsibUlly of teaching children On display, and featured In and youth about sex and Its ville was a rues* ot har niece. raqes, steam , threohlng, baling proper role In human retellou­ Mn. Harold i> Smith, over the and sawing, as well as ramp Mrs. Kathy Betcm an and chllweekend, and Mr. and Mn. Har­ old Root Of Grand Rapids were climbing and teeter-totter bal­ Sunday dinner gueeta. Mn. De- ancing stunts will be some 25 Adrian: rmr uuw. u, Oilwc Mr. and Mn. John Mathlaaan College profatsor; Dr. Elliabeth Wheeller, Central Michigan; of Trenton, NJ.'. are guests of A.B. Hatot. Rapid City, presi­ dent of the Michigan PTA; Dr. 533 W. Prairie Ave. Weekend callers of Mr. and . William Kelly. Michigan Depart­ ment of Mental Meaith: Mra. Arloa Campbell of Otark, Mo. Robert Luby, Detroit; William Blackburn, Lansing, and Rise, of Lansing. tings. , Sunday dinner guests of Mary Kent and Ruth .Kurts were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Broxak, and Mn. G. C. Kent of Wyoming and Mr. and Mn. Jerry Cnimbaugh and family of Grand Rapids. The occasion honored the third birth­ er of English al Hastings High day of the.Crombaugh twins. Schoo). Is completing a slx-week Mr. and Mn. Clarence Hull English institute sponsored by and children. Ron and Ctady the National Defense Education Act and Central Michigan Uni­ versity in Mt. Pleasant, Mich. the Fourth touring Wisconaln. They enjoyed traveling from Muskegon to Milwaukee on Use 8 8. Milwaukee Clipper. While on board ship they were dellght- Mrs. Willbur Completing Course At Central Mich. Mn. Kathy Bateman and chil­ dren were Sunday dinner guesU PENNOCK Op by the Blough Brothen of Empire, and the shingle mill by Lynn Mix ot Hastings. The big . for CIRCUIT JUDGE Give Eaton & Barry Counties a CIRCUIT JUDGE that hat all three Experience ae a Judge Charlotte Municipal Judge einco Jan. 1965. Experience in Criminal Law Eaton County Prosecutor 8 Years. Experience in Civil Law 16 Years as a Circuit Court Trial public is Invited to “cruise" down the beautiful Thomapple EATING FURNACES rcuMtiNG supplies WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! 4hree-day show they must un­ dergo rigid Inspection. This to to ; Hmtings or ctal Union Insurance Company ot New York. The Inspection of the engines to mandatory by the State of Michigan as a safety precaution. The entertainment morning at B ajnzl._ something of Interest going on continuously until closing time W| 5-3732 VOTE FOR BALLARD You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! Arthur Klapfenitein Buried Wednesday REAL ESTATE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES who died Sunday. July 10 held Service (Hasel) ____ SB.000.00 wM $1,500 00 down. lor IHCOMI MOrtlTY CLOSI IN. A*, fwo nonh .... in good steady ...$11,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, has two bed- A GOOD GOING BUSINESS located on an excellent large site and $10,000.00 $55,000.00 AN EXTRA GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and closets uprtairs, and hall, two bedrooms and hall a living room, dining room, SOLDI daughter. Mrs. Philip Scobey. Hastings; two Marble's Standard Service V b J Friendly Service BUILDING. REPAIRS C. A. Mattson, Builder Honor Stan Trumble dryer,. gas stove, has all new wiring, new two stall garage, $11,000.00 Insurance service to the public qualifies them as leaden in their dining room, kitchen and bath, has basement and gas floor fur- chosen field. AUTOMOBILE BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, tower and water In. has a garage $8,900.00 on it, alto s part baiement-----------------.--------------- $1,300.00 NICE LARGE LOTS AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, two of them, right on lake, will sell both of them for .....-.^....$1,200.00 , A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 ft. boat and 12 ft. fish- NEED NEW LISTINGS A VERY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, has PHARMACISTS Jacob's Pharmacy PLUMBING Miller's Plumbing fir Heating RUGS b FLOOR COVERINGS Halting* floor Covering Heating SEPTIC TANK SERVICE SHOES Birke's Hastings Cut-Rate Shoes Wayne's Shoe Store DEPARTMENT STORES Ben Frsnkli. Store LAUNDRY SERVICE Nestings Speedy Wash SPORTING GOODS Leery's Sport Center DRY CLEANERS i Barry Cleaners Hastings Cleaners Ono Hour Msrtinislng LUMBER b BUILDING SUPPLIES Barry County Lumber Co. Eait Side Lumber Co. TELEVISION, RADIO fir HI-FI Centre! Radio fr T.V. The Music Coater full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of 110.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee 'added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit Card N OWI j WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS pgndability of our fast csK J. R. CMIde, $74-5542 $4,000.00 COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE ANOTHER HOME IN THE REST WARD, has three bedrooms up, den er extra bedroom. fuU two stall garage, it cap in■reem, for.......... -$9,500.00 COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, JiuuroBCO—SEE ESTATE KIR MS W.SMoAMMmb tf* Plan, Remember, it's a free service to you when your account is paid in Wolvsriae & Rfverdde HASTINGS SALESMAN Cad Nlerisaaoor's besee ghoM—WI 5-S004 email room off the bathroom. Michigan cellar, heated with gas PAINT b WALLPAPER Beverwyk's Color Center a FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say ' Charge it. Please’ with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card INSURANCE A NICE VACANT LOT In Ammon Eaton Addition for ._.$850.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND OFFICE IUPPLII$ Schadar's Office Supplies Shopping will never be more convenient than It is right now . . . with 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. ‘ for--..$1,500.00 MUSIC INSTRUCTION Mauri's Music Studio JEWELERS P. J. Gilmore. Jeweler Hodges Jewelry Millen Jewelry Cleveland’s Men's Store Glttiemsn's, Inc. Parmelee Stove Waters Clothes $hog Stanley A.« Trumble, CL.U. of Vermontville, qualified for the IBM National Quality Award of the National Association of Life Underwriters. This certificate award Is presented each year to ■lumlnum tiding, new cement HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING CLOTHING b ACCESSORIES A GOOD HOME A GOOD HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, wilh two bedrooms and full bath upltam. and downstairs a living room. FLORISTS HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES E. L. Carpteater Hardware Gambles Glendull, Lansing; eight grand children; one great, grandchild, and two sisters, Mra Howard (Blanche) Ernest (Gertrude) Sever of Laks A REAL GOOD COMPORTA (I I HOME IN THE 4tb WARD, has IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE ELECTRICAL SERVICES Electric Motor Service Hastings Electric, Inc. Sa. Martin Floral Top Listings in Town & Country Properties A REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on slab, large living room, dining room, kitchen and one bedroom, bath. Ph. WI 5-3252 Robert Ronechler, Waterloo; Clifford Peterson, Orasa Lake, and Hubert and Charite Bolter of Hastings, and there may be others. • In addition there will be a dis­ play of antique gas tractors and p number of stationary engines. Before any of the big steam Modem Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal Coll WI 5-5769 W. Green at Broadway Phone 653-2791 river. Fowlerville; Gsrald Tungate, Banfield; Howard and Melvin Lugten. 'Hamilton; John 'Bothard, Allegan, and Lynn Mix of Hastings. Bringing In gas and oil pulls Will be George and Al Bronson, Otsego; Frank Rupert. Otsego; HOT WATER SAJEBOASD MATiNO VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE FUNERAL HOME Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Nashville, Mich. is, Jackson; Ralph Woodmansee, Battle Creek; Harry Woodman­ see, Dowling; Carl Tuttle, Battle ASTINGS 2153 Gua Loks Road SPONABIE-GIRRBACH CONCRETE PRODUCTS rpachlne will be set up by Melvin Lugten of Hamilton. Cornel Cappon, Woodland; Lloyd Faust, Vermontville; George Judge Robert C. Ballard it is used.' ginea on the ground. They will Eaton Rapid* * Mr. and Mrs, Howard Cheney and family large steel float, in a tug-of-ws and In furnishing power for saw mill and shingle mill Clifford Peterson of Grass Lake. (lent at the Battle Creek Sani­ tarium Health Center. went camping. 'Wisdom is an asset only when Mreral oil pulls and erected and the Emmett Rescue Squad of Battle Creek will pro­ vide lunches and dinners on the grounds. There are camping fa­ classes in composition, linguistics cilities, picnic tables and this and language. In addition to a TV room. Penny Arcade, dance workshop devoted to a study of techniques of teaching English While in Wisconsin they visited music and a community sing on on the high school level. Each Fort Dells where the beautiful Friday and Saturday evenings. teacher earns six hours of TJie officers for the Michigan graduate credit In English to­ Steam Engine and Thresher's ward his master's degree in ad­ A real Indian from the Wlnne- club this year are: President. dition to receiving a Melvin Lugten of Hamilton; vice from the government. president. Ward Woodmansee of 2nd Thought For The Week Hnstinqs Cili| Bunh MEMBERi Federal Deposit insurance Corporation My, Neighborly lorviee 71 Coreinvow Yoon , �idaates to location in Fall Re-Name Zemke 126NewHHS Maple Valley Continue Board Prexy 10 From Barry Karn Degrees at ?erris State Trutk' is Sunday Kellogg Community Four students are enrolling at BrtUe Creek to attracting 4h« the University of Michigan, four ' at Central Michigan and four at graduate*, with 31 scheduled >• Grand Rapids Junior College matriculate al the Cereal CKjr The list of students planning on going on to school, and their j Bchoola. foltowl. , ■' Albion College: Timothy M high school building at NaahI Williams. villa, along with putting in wtn- | Public Fprurn j Mark C. Engle and Evelyn B Von Reis i Aquinas College: Marion F I Gorham and Agnes M. McPhar! bn. i Arison* Slate University: Da­ I Bid H. Wilcox ground, and brought forth fruK. some an hundredfold, some aixtylold. some thlrtyfoid" (Mat­ thew 1|>. The student* and their Held* •oclate Of applied acienco degree. school at technical and applied arts; Michael O. MeffcarUn, certificate, architectural drafting, school of technical and applied applicd science degree, medical asMXanl, school of technical and applied arts; Joan K. Shate, BB.. gree, technical illustration. school of technical and applied arts; Boyd M. Tinun. certificate, auto machine shop, school of technical and applied art*. Joust Montague Completes Academy Nashville—the parting arta and drive wrest of the building. Alio a baakatbaU backstop* to tie in­ Career Academy at Milwaukee. stalled. At the Kellogg olemcnWta., announces the graduation jtary building, an area 42 by 110 of Janet Montague of Hastings.! fret wUl be naved with bosket- think we should build a new tall as a medical assistant. Mias __ _ —___ _____ — —w- and maybe our law officers woQ|d Montague received her cap and enough to be used as a tennis take a little more Interest in court.__________________________। their *6rk tel tn Milwaukee. Janet is the At tne Mapiewood elementary I Thc other night I stood In my daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Irving Lulldlng in Vermontville Uure 7ront door “nd watched threa young men break off a curve sign feet blacktopped with basketball and throw It over tn the field Bromley, certificate, automotive and then they went around tbe backstops. > ' corner and did the same to tbe applied art*. sign on the other side of the Middleville Charts, M. Rob­ and end on Friday. June 0. 1967. road. Then they went on to steal .the ertson. certificate, machine tool, school of technical and applied and eighth grade science chu-ses bell from the church. I called our arta; William O. Vander Poppen. porch for over an hour and noth’ American history textbook en­ Woodland: Larry K. Vandocar, titled. - Rise of the American Ing happened. No car went by nr came Ln from the other waf. Nation." New social studlra text- When the preacher called the VISIT OUR STORE FOR BARGAINS State Police they got the bell three through sixth, with an back but the county had to re­ additional one being approved for place the signs. If they catch these vandal* I Routine Summer work in all Hie building* Includes general think Instead of fining them they should put them In 1*11. They have lol* of money but very little supervision. In most cases the father and mother both work so the kids can have have returned from a vacation everything they want. If these —-------- --------- , —---------, . w vtolted their *cn and wife. Lt. cur they would have had to work (Jg> and Mrs Ivan J. Snyder, the next day and wouldn't han Jr. They also visited friends in. been around at three o'clock ta Georgia at LaGrange and Ma- the morning. ocn. a Cltlxen. B & K SPECIAL Take Home FULL GALLON This July Friday 22nd, B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER (Saturday Only) PR ESC RI *6mA*T*U N PHARMACY - 10c Depoait on Container* ” MV Mm OOM 126 E. Statw St. SmHm Wm niinfey. July 21. !»«« tni Michigan Owtvwpdty will ly were among the 1,141 Ferris The Hastings Banner Elliott Central Michigan University: Steve R. Allerdtng, Stephen D. Fox. Jack H. Bender and Charles H Myer*. Eastern Michigan University: Pamela J. Levengood and Cyn­ thia J. Moyer. Elkhart University: Arloa M Bayner. Ferris Slate College: Carolyn F Bachelder. Richard L. Brower. David W. Crawford. Mike N Flemming. Thomas Gibson. Ter­ ry T. Greenfield, Richard R. Hamm. Jani* A Hauser, Michael O Horaman, Craig T. Huntley. Stephen C Jacobs. Stephen D Miller, David H. Mulder. Mike A. Murphy, Thomas O. Payne. Bu>hn L Shafer. Busan J. Wellfare and Wallace Yerty. Grand -Rapids Junior College: Michael L. Halllfax. Kendra L Hess. Douglas F. James and Charles H. Myers. - Grand Valley Slate College: Mary Lynn Settles. Kellogg Community Coltece: Laura L. Adams. Bteve Allerdlng. Jerrie L Bryans. Linda J. Bur­ key. Dawn M. Church, H. Ken­ neth Cole, Rodney A. Crothera. Jean M. DeMott. Margaret J. De­ Priester. Patricia J Frye. Robert E Gable. Robert H. Gibson. Gregory J. Guggemos, Michael F. Hess. Kevin Sue Keast, Amy J. Kellner, Tim King; Dennis R MacKenzle. Stephanie J. Moore. John W. Nixon. Sally Jo Pierce. Judith Reed, Brian J. Shumway. t nomas v. ameixcr, eleven 8poon. Janice L. Springer. Pa­ tricia L. Stamm, Janet M. Bteeby, Busan E. Bteeby. Nell Earl Wll- Fy IHI Pieesdntview 4H Senior Citizens ■ M_____I,.-. Meet Monday Hearing Tests . _ 0 — _ At Barry Fair Senior Cltlxens of the Hastings Community will meet Monday. July 23. at tbe Union Hall on j By Moose Lodge Woodland Avenue for the uxua! picnic style dinner and social , time. I, ____ _ ____ __ There will be group singing, lemj in America today.” said and a featured singer of old-; Ralph Wagner, nationally known fashioned songs. Visiting is an | hearing specialist, in a recent will be completed. Important and popular diversion j mnununirjUfr to Hastings st Uie meetings of Senior Citi- I Lodge. Loyal Order of Moose.----- tens, and plenty of time will be to help local children and '**» allowed for that. ■ adults recognize tills hearing de- ' visitors arc uiwaj* wtivuuu, ikkih.), iiojuhj >>*• ।--------- ---- -- ------- ----- , snd all are reminded to furulah 1 will be given free of charge to normal hearing. If a deficiency,is own table service, beverage, and any one wishing to take advan- i indicated, the peson taking tbe a dish to pass. ’ tage of this service for a period le,t 13 advised on tbe report card Those needing transportation. (of one week beginning July 25-30. 1“ o»n personal or who can furnish transport*- at the Barry Free Pair from 4 Physiciantlon. are required to call Presl- I to 10 om. —■— Screening ------- •— «Pro— • io ju ora. | Tht. This Hi Hearing dent Ray Wolfe at 5-2864. 1I — This ' 'hearing te* to designed sra™ «• sponsored by Hastings 1 to detect any hearing deficiency ' Lodge No. 628. as a part of their only, and is not to be construed । ntalottol participation in Civic as a medical cteck up. Report and Community ArtlvlUea Mrs. Humphrey Dies at Freeport Home Friday " ■——7 Humphrey. 71, Rl Freeport, who died at her home three miles weal of Freeport on 108th Street early ‘Friday evening, were held dlevlUe Baptise Church. The Rev Lloyd Sanders offl- Irving Township Cemetery Alfred and Nancy (Adams) Hol­ ley. Site married Anthony Hum- . phrey of Freeport on Sept. 14. 1930, in Alabama. They lived at their farm home 1 we* of Freeport since that time. I Whatever Your Faith dlevlUe Baptist Church. In addition to her husband,' Discerning families of all re­ ligions call Leonprd-Osgood Funeral John Holley of Florala and Al- -Home in time of need. All. without exception, receive capable, respect­ ful attention. W« (uU» understand Kendall School ot D e 01 g ■ : Thomas A. Brill. Lansing Community College: Pamela - J. Carr. Eleanor A. Nethery and Robert J. Wilcox. ' Marion College <Marten. Ind.): Margaret J. DePriester. Michigan State University: Jo A 1062 tractor owned by OerAnn Aldrich. Susan G. Bachman. Gayle S. Barlow. Diana L. Brown. Gloria J. Casey. John T. damaged by fire Saturday morn­ ing aa he was plowing a Heid off Cum bow. Dennis M. Drake, Janies M. Francisco. William D the Qowrdale Road. fiaan. Philip X Higbee. Carl J. the special funeral requirements of every faith. Fire Damapes Farm Tractor LEODHRD-OSGOOD "JunesaUJaSf CHAnlS H. ItOHMS - Mtto oscooo K^rme*. Pamela 8. KeUey. Busan K. Rose. Stephen R. Schondelmayer, Judith A. Stauffer. Car­ ole J. Sweet. Elaine M. Tucker. dlator. wiring, hose connections . David R. Vendenburg and Ste­ Hastings firemen put It out. phen L. Youngs. Michigan Technologies) UniMr. and Mrs. Don Bllvln of । East Lansing were dinner guest* : Douglas O'Laughlin. Oakland University: Cynthia Thursday evening of Mr*. Sadie j Vedder. 041*44 Cottage: Terry Lee King kakea. UL|: Michael E. Marta. University M Michigan: Ron- Western Michigan University: son. Kathleen M. Clarey, Lisle W. Conly. Nancy J. E1113, Richard A. Gerllnger, John J. Teuneasen. Christine B Thompson. Gregory R. Webster, Kenneth J. Weller and Dale A. Working A Iliad Institute of Technology: <1338-43 S. Michigan Ave.. Chi- k for that a Michigan) t H. Kenneth Cole and Local 871, Battle Creek. Mich IM18): Ranald J. Larabee and Dennis Timm. Mra. Zula Wheaton and son. I discontinued ITEMS and COLORS from OUR FINEST LINES of IT'S A GOOD SIGN! EXTERIOR and INTERIOR . . . AND YOU SEE IT ALMOST EVERYWHERE! ’ Marchant* throughout Southwastam Michigan who display this sign not onfy walcoma your businass, but offar automatic credit terms, too! Your Security Charge Card entitles you to extended payment* on your purchases. You may pay as little as 1/10 of atwotswiiTY TO YOU AND OUt COMMUNITY your balance each month with only 1 % service charge (Minimum payment $10.00) ... or you may pay Hie entire balance within 25 days of your billing date and pay no service charge at all! ' PAINTS W W503 .V Priced up to CoatriMM th UmMh i> CORNER Of BEAUT/FY YOUR HOME STATE AND ANK of JEFFERSON, DOWNTOWN UJASTINGS and Security National lankof Battle Creek IF^ HASTINGS Jacobs Proscription Pharmacy M.— WI S-2444 Hastinp PAINT WALLPAPER 107 E. wwnwv Pk. WI 5-2981 _______ im. �Gull Lake Bible Meet Next Week KC Council wrarc Hastings, Mtoiu WI 3-34 Bat. Bsbbath aotooi. 3« Worship, |1 ua. Headershet & H Br Mn. UMni moved into their new bouse near Pleasant Point. Bob to ahis to be up now and to getting along nicely. * Tb celebrate Mort Clark's birthday. Vicki hold a surprise birthday dinner on Fri­ day. Guests included Mr. and Paul and Ethel LaBota con­ Mrs. Clayton Clark, Mr. and Mra Elmer Cblvtn and Doris and Mr. duct the children's meeting each weekday morning. The conferwce to tn its 48th ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE Bunday Mare. 9 KC Fettival At Gun Lake • hours Tuesday through 13 am.to noon. Any other , am. Morning worship. Bar­ IT "Eacept You Are Convert­ Organist. Mrs. Ruth Week pm. Y Hour in the youth 11 ajn. Junior church. For an children 4-0 years old. 7:30 pm. Church service. Epa­ BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. B. R- Davis. Pastor ctal music, hymn sing. IftitoaAi Just oft M-00, North on M-50 In by the pastor. , ■ Village at Woodbury Wednseday Activities ' SunAaj school. 8:45 am. 0 am. Man's IVayw Band. Worship. 11 am. • am. Women's Prayer Band. Junior church for children, 4-8. 7:30 pm. Prayer rjeaptlng and Yputh choir rehearsal. Wed., 3. Bible study. r Fellowship service, T:4T am. 0:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7. Nursery for all regular serBible Study and Prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday„4 pm. at Roger Bunday echoed, 10 sum. Morning wwshlp, 11 ktn. Youth Fellowship. IM pm. BOXJKNS Woods, and daughters, Robin has scheduled a chicken and Debrah, from Ban Diego, and festival to be held Calif. spent last week with her Aug. 7, at the Cbialpa Warship. 11 am. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Btraube. Mra. Woods to the Sunday, "Faith for Today." on Btraube's youngest daughter. Mr. Grand Knight Robert C. Ham­ Wooda to affiliated in the space program. They have resided in mond said thia to the first pro­ ject to help finance a KC build­ ing on land purchased off W. Crane at CrocJu*. iii. Tuesday supper guests of Leo and Irene Hendershot * Fortyfour attended the community picnic at the Leo Hendershot'a Bunday worship. 7:30 pm. Tbe good weather and lota of Wednesday family worship. Mends helped to make It a per­ Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm fect day. / Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Justin Emery was involved in Boys, Girts FeUowahlp, 7:30. Laks Odessa Clast Of 1936 Reunion Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. " Wednesday FeUowahlp, 7 pm. speedy recovery. * Over 150 gathered at the Charlie Tobias home tor their 50th anniveraary. The Tobias' hare 13 grandohlldren and three great grand­ daughters * Weekend guests of Members of the ISM graduat­ ing class of Lake Odessa High School art to hold their re­ union at the West Elementary School gym at Lake Odessa on Bunday, July 31. Hubbard Hills HUSKY TRACTORS WE SOLVE Worship hour, 11 am. , Christian Endeavor, Tuesday evening at 7 pm. "The Country Church That UfaIz—tmM Vrw, — 1 , 3318 Coats Otovb Road ' Rev. Chartsa Gibbs, Paator Worship services, 8:45 am. Bunday school. 10 am. . Morning worship. 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Mid-week prayer meeting W«dooday evening, 7:30 pm. Mrs. Marshall Tripp. * Ray Burd of NaabviUe spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra Archie Burd. Brenda Tripp. Donald and Gary Tietz. R1 Hastings spent a few days last week at the Burd home. They enjoyed swimming in PROBLEM WATER Iron • Add Cloudy Bod Odor bert Oreen July S, it being Al­ bert's birthday. He received many cards and money for which be was phased A .Mrs. M. Mc- M. Gaillard purchased the late Ronald Burd home last Spring * Marshall Tripp la home with tar trotxito-A We are sorry to Phon* 945-5102 SERVICE NEW CARPETING Buy Miller' 26 at. 501 Nylon-$6.95 Simple as 1-2-3 1. Compare Quality and Prices and LOW Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS allow* Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heater* to operate uncontrolled 24-bours-a-day to supply you with AU THE HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT LOW COSTI NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely bjo, Seconds ho.chami km ihetaujngi ON INSTALLATION OF A FAST RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER COMPACT ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS CAN 3E INSTALLED ALMOST anywhere. ..MNKAOtMr �+ GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION To the Qualified Electors: Notice is hereby given that a General Primary Election will be held in the Town­ ship of Barry, State of Michigan on Armed Bones ; -News Notes- tary skills which will qualify fetal Hickory • } Corners ।!• tended to Oklahoma City Air Force Sta- i cedures are also pan or ww Uon nvu after completing Air program. The summer encamptaic JraSdng A graduate1 ™nt Is scheduled to and July roroe oaac uauun*. a pmuik nte Mr and Mr*. Susan McMillan of Naahvllle. Rlcbanj J. Bishop, m ol Mr. Precinct No. 1 at the Hickory Fire Barn Precinct No. 2 ot the Delton Fire Barn The polls of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will re­ main open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of election. FRANCES L. BUTLER Barry Township Clerk Corporal June 33 in Germany. tlilery’a 2nd HowiUer Battalion, entered Uw> Army in May 1963. completed baric training at Fort graduated from Hastings High School in 1962. C. Norman of Middleville, wbo recently came on active duly, has completed the orientation course for officers of tbe U.6. Air FDrcr Medical Service at Sheppard AFB. Texas The doctor was given Instruction In specialised aerospace medical subjects and administrative procedures of the USAF Medical Service. He la beIng assigned to Clark AB, Philippines, to practice as a dentist with the Pacific Air Forces which provides air offensive and defensire units In Southeast Asia, the FRESH Army specialist four June 28 in Germany, where he Is serving with the 582d Medical Company. Specialist* four is an enlisted rank equivalent to tbe rank of corporal Specialist Robinson. 22. a medical aidman In the com­ pany, entered the Army in May 1965. completed basic training at Carlton Township ELECTION NOTICE 3716 Curtis Road. Nashville. To the Qualified Elector*: - Notice is hereby given that o General Primary Election will be held in the Township of Carlton, at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, August 2nd, 1966, for the purpose of nominating candidate* for the Army Pvt. Dennis M. Thomp­ son. 20. whose mother, Mra. Mar­ tha I. Thompson, Uvea at 601 N. Michigan Avenue, was assigned to the 517th Heavy Equipment Maintenance Company In Ger­ many. June 30. Thompson, a cook In the company, entered the Army In December 1965. com­ pleted basic training at Fort following offices: State, Congressional, Legisla­ tive, and Township. In addition, delegates to the Democratic and Republican County Conventions graduated from Hastings High School In 1964 and was employed by Hastings Mfg. Oo. before en­ tering the Army. TOP QUALITY Government Inspected Texas. Robinson attended Lake Odessa High School. Army Pvt. John M. Beedle, 19. whose wife, Charlene, Uvea on R2. Bivens Road. Nashville, com­ pleted a clerical course at the Army Training Center. Fort Knox. Ky., July 8. During the elght-week course. Beedie wa* trained In Army correspondence, preparation of reports and other clerical skills. Beedie's mother. Freeport installed at the Legion Pnat Capt. Chas Wlnslpw is heme | and Auxiliary No. 4B4 of Hickory Letter of Joly Ml for a month .After a tour of duty in Vietnam, after which ot Middleville wwe Monday callhe and his family will go to Wilkins: Junior vice commander. Baltimore. Md. * We were sorry Edwin L. Herbert; Adjutant, sjoyed home made to hear of the death of Mra. John.F. Bare: Finance officer. and Mn Rusae-U Price viewed with Mr. and Mra. 1 Lydia Richards, mother of Mrs Arnold Endsley; Historian. El­ and family Sunday Blanche Lawrence She had lived eanor P. Hagan: 6gt.-at-arm*. here with her daughter for nine Richard M. Larson: Judge advo­ years and the last three years cate. Arthur P. Haas. Installing —~~ tn a nursing home. Two sisters urn tan taUno tai N» ta of Mn. Lawrence. Mrs. Alice Al­ vey and Mr. and Mra. Wm Joyce m ernes ano kuskii Auisue. w ---- — of Coal City, were here for the Auxiliary officers are: President.,™*' funeral last Sunday with burial Edna Brown; Flrat Vice Presi-; JaojUon Tuesday at Chicago. dent. Reva Asbury: Second Vice *»*»* parted Monday aS the The Sunday School picnic of President, Marie Scott; Trcasur- Methodist Church. the Wesleyan Church will be at er. Gladys Teller: Secretary. Mr. and Mra. Clair Clum risk-. 4 p.m. Saturday at Krum Park. Mamee Davis; Sgt. - at - Arms, ed her mother. Mrs. Sadie Sweet Hazel Nunemaker; Chaplain, at the home of Mr. and Mra. Jay Marie Peabody, and Historian. | chunplon in Belding Sunday. , Ulc tor Norman received his B.S. de­ Lucille Endsley. Installing team * Little Arlen* Clum. 3. daughBrcc from Aquinas College in was from Hastings Post No 45: ur of Mr. and Mra. George Clum Qrand Rapids and his DDB. de- Ida Bogart. Installing Officer; suffered 2nd degree bums when 111 B. Center. gree {rom the University of Dorothy Kurr. Chaplain, and ahe fen backwards onto a camp Miss Nancy Lcchrone of L*nMichigan. He is a member of ------- -------- —---- ------- --------- Sing has been a guest of Miss pu omega Thank* again, (iris. Mra. Wm. Cook and family of Sally Kimmel. . Job aa a peraonnri specialist with TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1966 hm last Crusaders"•J* Camp ' week where Rev. Jensen was a By Edna Braien sloned officer in tha serves upon gxadua school. His tralnlm Prices Effective thru Sat., July 23 tetel»n IrtWrt Corned Beef r.M c«t riot FRYERS "SUPER-RIGHT* MATURE, CORN-FED BEEF Cut 59i 69i -SUMB-aieWT- S4MCM CUT , Chuck ;k Roast BLADE CUT WAC u 79 i . > /wr Spore Ribs............ u 69 CAMt SOHN'S ... AAC Hsh Sticks... 2 99 Ocean Perch.... «• 39 Whole Fryers 3K 49: Beef Rib Steaks -*uraa-*teHT- to sab sizrs ARM CUT EQe i EHGLIShJLAC UV'b CUT Cut-up Fryers *■ 35' FROZBN KING OF ROASTS! "Super-RIgM" Mature Beef and Township Committeemen will be elected. There will be 2 proposition* on o new county Jail. The polls will be open from 7 a.m, to 8 p.m. Anyone eligible for absentee voters ballots, moy apply until 2 p.m., July 30th. AGNES SCOBEY Carlton Township Clerk Marine Private Ewell K. , Brown, son of Mr. Orvlile G. Brown of R1 Dowling, has com­ pleted individual combat tralni Ing at Camp Pendleton. Calif. The four-week course Included over 200 hours of Inslpictlon un­ der simulated combat conditions, covering squad tactics, guerrilla warfare, day and night combat, patrolling, and the use of in­ fantry weapons. Army Cadet Thomas M. Mc­ Kee, 21, a student at Western • Michigan University in Kalama| soo. Is at Fort Knox, Ky., under1 going tlx weeks of summer train­ ing with hl* school's Reserve ; Officer Training Corps unit. He Is receiving Instruction in mlll- SIDEWALK SALE KKRICH SLENDER SLICED Standing Rib Roast Chipped Beef Corned Beef Smoked Turkey Smoked Hom Cooked Pork Loin TorPKGS. goo ■ Fin, 5 Rite 4th and 5th Ribs GOOD ON SIDEWALK DAY FRIDAY, JULY 22, only Brownie Mix............... Instant Breakfast. • • CA.HATION «-teCK Eftt , NrTWT. CORN 4 09 -ABF - - - -GRADE - - - - - "A" - - - -BARTLETT - - - - -< DONUTS PEARS Homestyle Plain SPECIAL OfFERI 09 JANE PARKER TWIN PACK Sugared JANE PARKER DATED FRESH DAILY 491 2 oo Z,1. u i-u. Potato Bread DINTY MOORE LOAVES ^B^W WISCONSIN, AGED °79' 5 99l 3 B 85 Beef Stewc Sharp Cheddar Cheese DEL MONTE l-TROPICAL PUNCH OR GRAPE A&P Fruit Drinks ■■ ^49* — Early Garden Small Peas ONE YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE HASTINGS BANNER KOUNTY KIST WHOLE KHNlt 1-LB. COFFEE NEW SUBSCRIBERS “5 . A&P VACUUM PACKED—AEG. OR DRIP Special Offer to ---------------- f--------------------------------------------- J| Grapefruit Sections 4 . Fine 3 Rite 69* 75s 79s ABrP BRAND GRADE "A* ANN PAGE . -— - Can* FROZEN FOODS GOLD LABEL (la Buffer Seaae) FREE FREE BE SURE TO SIGN A REGISTRATION SLIP FOR THE BEAUTIFUL CASUAL CHAIR TO BE GIVEN THE WINNER ON SIDEWALK DAY CALIFORNIA NEW CROP, 150 SIZE Bartlett Pears The Hastings Banner VIRGINIA NEW CROf Potatoes A IO- 59‘ Cut Com, Sweet fas or Mixed Vegetables 2«39c. CALIFORNIA A UAL VALUE! Bananas |U u29‘ 10 — 59* Nectarines HOME GROWN Yellow Squash *39 2 •>*29* w** w— "wear , ■. ... - toby Limas.. 2^49* - �Farm News lake Odessa Carelesf Tillert Keep Farm Death Rate High alarming- tUTIONU FARM SAFETY WEEK JULY 24*30 1966 ' illy safety engineer. This high toll places the deaths on the farms Just below the death rate for the mining and construction industries. Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of accidental death to farm residents, accord­ ing to the National Safely Coun- Fann Fires Take Their Death Toll Not only are many animals, building* and crops destroyed annually by firs, but far too many people tow their Uvea In , those same lira. 1 Statistics show that In IM alone over 600 people tost their lives in farm fires. relates Rlchard Pfister. Michigan State Uni­ versity Extension safety engi­ neer. Pfirter suggests that beforq a fire kills someone very dear to you. have all electrical outlets, _• electrical equipment and farm -------- . — .x. .... fQr pQjjjjjie USB BANNER WANT ADS! WANT MORE CORN The group trs tried in the 4H Dianne Strong explained the plans far tbe dub exhibit booth El EfT RICHARD ROBINSON ELELI circuit com judge FOR SALE Notice of Hastings 1963 John Deere 4010 Diesel, felly equipped, 18.4­ 34 rear tires and only 895 hours on. Township Election 1964 Farmall 706 Gas Tractor, fully equipped, fart hitch, new tires, and only 320 hours on. McCormick 12-A Demonstrator Hay Conditioner at USENH3 THE NATION'S NO. I NITROGEN FOR CORN NOTHING, BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! The Halting! Township Primary tbsn In any other fnduitry in Michigan, Governor Cvdtge Romney urge! the “wboJcbaarted support ol all dtixent' to National Fann Safety Wack, July 84-30. Endorsing the continuoui farm safety effort! of members of the Michigan Rural Safety Council and ll>e Michigan Cooperative Extbntlon Service, Governor Romney said, Thii annual week ipot- moving w«t Michigan. OMrat MH3 Dbtributor. MANCO or SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS m 7-7411 LAKE ODESSA Slow Moving Vehicle Emblems Now Required Barry Farm Calendar.. JULY 21 — Fslg. AapoclaM BMUM. r«ir afflBt aa ralrgi 11—<H UaSaia ■acting. Governor Romney has signed into law an act requiring the use of slow moving vehicle emblems JULY 35*30 — BABBT COUMTX on farm machinery, maintenance equipment, and other slow mov­ Ing vehicles when Michigan ■ high ways. McCormick 191 Solf-PropoHed Combine with 8 Vi ft. Election will bo hold at the Halting! John Deere 125 Pull Type 7 Ft. Combine. Townihip Hall, Auguit 2, 1966. Polls Used New Holland 166 P.T.O. Baler. will open at 7 X.M. and close ot 8 P.M. McCormick 455 Pour Row Cultivator for Farmall H-M-300 or 400 tractor. Deadline for absentee ballot applica­ McCormick /8J6 Mower Conditioners, 7 & 9 ft. cut for immediate delivery. New McCormick 1203 Combine with 13 foot header tion is July 30,' 1966, at 2 P.M. Any qualified elector can obtain an appli­ cation and an absentee ballot at my Two Farmall 300 Gas Tractors. residence. Farmall 3B0 Diesel Tractor. Ford 960 Tricyclo Tractor. JUANITA A SLOCUM Lovell Implement Co. CHARLOTTE Halting, Township Clark . Hi. 54,-0070 420 Uulu, St. NAHA’S towering 280-foot- Election Notice as 2Vi-ton t bigger Utah SflATE Of MICHIGAN moving vehicle Rutland Township -MGu.r.1 Fri<a.ry IU<Hon will b. h.U at H» Tandile Hall. TaaiSar. AaaaU 2. 19M. Tha '.M* wiH open at 7 a.ml and close at 8 p.m. Mwry home, by My qualified elector. Deadline for abiBotOB ballot application is Saturday, July 30, ty Engineer at Michigan State University. He said many fann­ ers with tractors have been •silting ducks" for Uic unfortu­ nate motorist who failed to rec­ ognise a slow moving vehicle on the road ahead. The new triangular SMV em­ blem Is 18 inches wide and 14 inches high with a fluorescent yellow-orange center and reflec­ tive dark border. The emblem unit is durable and easy to move. It has a standard mounting blade that fits into standard brackets or dips provided on the . rear of moet new pieces of equlpment Need Money for New Facilities? See us for the money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expan­ sion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. COUNTY OF BARRY ELECTION NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF BARRY, STATE OF MICHIGAN: MARY LINDERMAN, Clerk Route One Whitmore Road, Hastings, Mich. Phone WI 5-5707 NOTICE The National Safety Council, American Society of Agricultur­ al Engineers and the Automotive Safety Foundation, joint spon­ sors of the emblem, believe that rear end collisions with slow moving vehicles would be re­ duced substantially if the use was adapted on a nationwide I scale. Although use of the em­ blem will not become mandatory i until next spring, fanners arc I 1 urged to use them ns soon as1 ' possible. I Fanners can obtain a SMV1 emblem from local equipment j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Main Offka TAX LEVY PROPOSITION HASTINGS OFFICE , 301 W So. MkhiiM YANKEE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP ELECTORS Notice is Hereby Given, that a General Primary nomination by all political parties participating therein, candidates for the following offices: Governor, U.S. Senator, U.S. Senator (to fill vacancy), State Senator, State Representative, Town- Constobloi. Delegates to tha County Conventions and Town- CMinty Milla,« liKrMu Propowrion. GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a General Pri­ mary Election, will be held in the Township of August 2, 1966. For the purpose of placing in Nomination Candidates, for State, Congressional, Legislative, and Township Offices. In addition Delegates to the Democratic and Republican County Conventions, and Township Committee­ men will be elected; also, any additional Amend­ ments ov Propositions that may be submitted. The Polls will be open for voting, from 7 o'clock A.M. until 8 o'clock P.M. on said day of Election. Th* Mi '«t tod Efocfion »UI opm .t 7 o'clodi one anytime, at my home oa Wilkins Road, Route No. 5 Hastings. Michigan, until 2 o'clock P.M. August 30, 1966. Phone Delton 623-2144. C. F. STORKAN Shall the Board of Supervisors of Barry County, Michigan, be authorized to ’ levy a tax of two (2) mills each year for the yeats 1966 and 1967 to create a sinking fund to be used for the purchase of a site for a new jail and sheriff’s residence and the construction and equipping of said new jail and sheriff’s residence? HOPE TOWNSHIP NOTICE II. Spring* Township Hall, for tha purpose of placing in at a special election to be held in the County . of Barry, State of Michigan, on Tuesday, August 2, 1966, there will be submitted to the electors of said County qualified to vote thereon: MILLAGE INCREASE PROPOSITION Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assesed against all property in Barry County, Michigan, be increased as provided by law. by .2% (2 mills) of the assessed valuation as equalized, of all property in the County for a period of two (2) years, the years 1966 and 1967, footie purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used for the purchase of a siteWr a new County Jail and Sheriff's residence and to construct and equip suW new County Jail and Sheriff’s residence? \ ” Only persons registered as electors in the City or Township in which they reside are eligible to vote. These propositions are being submitted in accordance with the Resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors of said Coqnty on the 27th day of May. 1966. WlllUm Cridl.r, larry CoMy Clark £ �mar, spank Bunday, secretary egriaon Lake. two V-M studeoia, 1 Bamberg, HC.. and of Brooklyn. N.Y. and treasurer, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Lansing were Bunday, Jdly 10th. Ute Curtte. ★ The of town were from Remus, Lo- visitors of the Floyd Baxters and Andres Dana. 1*. ol the diaries Coulsons. * The -s. Roy Erba spent the weekend of waived etamlnltton vl July Bth with retatlvea at Kitche­ ner, Canada. * Mrs. Lenor Var- L. «. Barnett Monday, July 11. ‘ on a charge of unlawfully drtv­ ink away an automobile. ' ■ He was bound over to CENutt;' Court. Bend at IIJCO wM IMImmediately furnished. Friday, July 15, he pleaded" guilty before Judge Archie Mc­ Donald and hte case waa ra-"" 1erred for a pre-sentence Invaa- ’ Theft Chargi CASH BINGO SWEEPSTAKES check out lanes or ^^r^TENDERAY f USDA CHOICE WIN A WHITE Automatic Zig-Zag p to SiMr P loiter hamburger •■ ' Center | Cut Rib v Pork Chops 3 Double Breasted •FRYERS Paschke s Boneleu 39 Paschke's Full Shank Hall lha purchase c4 sey 12 P‘*» 4 a It BUNS □moKy-unKs^*’^! Top Round Steaks H Cube Steak siriois Tip steak Breaded Shrimp Ocean Perch * HAM ROAST SMOKED HAM Booth -Legged dr-'jgj MIAT* 3 •WICH or -3! *- 6! TURKEYS Ihs purchase 4 • 14b pkg kwkK kbisp BACON BROWERS Smoked Hams Whole or Half Feed Bornlite Paschke's $249 COUNTRY CLUB COSN1D SHF ’ore office One per adult per . isit The starting place for planning meals! 1 Beltsville 4-10 lb. Avg VALUED AT Luther B. Case. 37. Kalamamo, was bound over to the September term of Circuit Court after he waived examination oa a charge of taking indecent liberties with a teenage girt. He was released on rille, paid a lift fine pita M-35 court costs for being disorderly In Yankee Springs Saturday. Robert Prance paid a 110 fine plus costa on a disorderly incident Chuck Steak SEWING MACHINE Sgt. Ritter said Holland police apprehended him when his mother looked out in her driveway and saw a strange car—and reported it- He waa sleeping in K. Sgt. uitu unstnatij nn in । Hi-C John Wooten, RR Wayland, paid a |13 fine plus coate oa a disorderly charge. He waa arrested tn Yankee Springs by Deputy Richard Bar­ Alien Kenneth Sage. R1 NaJbville. wm fined MO plus court costa and ordered to spend two <Utra-inJall for driving while his License was revoked. Daniel Carrigan. R3 NaAvtOe, paid SU pita oa a rtckJam driving charge. Larry W. Stratton, 25, Otsego, paid a 125 fine plus MM oo a reckless driving charge, the rrcult of an accident oa M-41 at Sheffeld Road at the northend ot Oull Lake. Stratton lost eooUM of hla car and hit a tree ..hack­ wards. Lawrence F. Reahm paid a N fine plus *3.70 court costa for careless driving, the result of a mishap about 10:15 pm. oa July B when he lost control driving north on the Norris Road. 81c IBM Pontiac epun around, hit the guard rail, shot across the road and 111 feet off tbe high­ way. He was unhurt, according to Deputy Austin Byrnes’ report. niihntfl. 19.' Mb «l N. Church, paid 115 Ones plus *625 court costs for being minors in possession of beer. James J. Wickham. R3 Has­ tings. paid a M0 fine plus »4£3 court costs on a reckless driving charge, the result of an accident July I In Cartton Township. Rotary Head Holds Club Aisembly „T Alex Fuller, new president Of the Hastings Rotary Cub. hate, Ms first “club assembly” at tiJW&r during the regular Monday, July 11. luncheon meeting at UMWtel Hastings. Vac-Pac KROCIR lTIHS DEY MILK Members received a report on the Rotary student loan . fund which showed the club had •!£7M2S tn notes outstanding, M34Q in interest due. a bank balance of *1.582.75 and additional assets of Redeem al Kroger thru Saturday. July 23.19M Maxwall House Dacnralor-120 1-ply OSANC1 DRINK ■ Scott Towels 6"** 99c Bathroom Tissue 9 99c French Fries 3 ^ pkgs *1 Cream Pies4»---99c Donuts Soft Margarine 2«» 79c Chocolate Milk 2- 43c Fudge Bars 4 49c itrwherry Preserves 75c PsMutButtsr*^»75c HI-C Drinks 29c Scott 1000 1-ply sheets Anchor Hocking 1H QUART FIYINC r KILIM roRs Mel-O-Soft LYJOL SPRAY Banquai Frozen SAVE S1.S1 ••deem at Kroger Him Saturday, July 23.1?64 Plain or Sugar Thermo Temp LIGHT BROWN 3-PIECE SALAD SIT Redeem at Kroger tin Saturday. July 23.1944. Blue Bonnet or I-—, 12-OX. TUMBLER 9 Plui IS Top VakM c Stamp* wMi eaupe Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? * Country Club 2 H fl. oz. pkgs, of 12 Embassy Bbdbarry or - 24b. jar HKTASINiS or California Clum. Kandu Liquid DETERGENT GfflR. Own., M Nad, US. Na 1 CAUFORN1A or ■ CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWAAO TtUMWU. IDAHO WI CLOSE AT OAHSHAW �We'll meet you at the BARRY COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS KH ADMISSION IS FREE! JULY 30 RIDES New This Year in Hastings W. 6. WADE SHOWS, INC. KIDS DAY is TUESDAY GRANDSTAND SHOWS WADE JULY 26th EVERY NIGHT Monday, July 25 —Entry Day— 1:00 A.M.—Entries taken until 8:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M.—4-H Dog Show, Infield. WHEEL RACES On All Rides HORSE SHOW 5:30 P-m. Adm. 50' FOR THE < NEW SKY Reduced Prices \ Beginning Monday FIRST TIME Featuring the Until 6:00 pjtn THXm^Mgae HASTINGS DAYS nnn July 27th - 28th & 29th ZjUU p.01. 4 Races - 2 Heats Each Day! WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY AND FRIDAY CONTESTS Wednesday. July 27 —FFA. 4H Day— —Judging Dairy Cattle. $14,000 in purses admission PRIZES Thursday. July 28 —Kiwanii Day— -Livestock Judging. AT THE GRANDSTAND i Tuesday, July 26th "Rem'' Wall's i Green Valley Jamboree O AA Adm. $1.00 8:00 p.m. Chj|dren 50c AT THE GRANDSTAND Wednesday, July 27th Luck O'Hara's Devil Drivers Movie Stunt Men Human Bomb Act 8:30 p.m. EXHIBITS Adm. S150 I Friday. July 2? GREATEST SHOW of the WEEK-FRIDAY NITE "GRAND OLE OPRY” 8:00 p.m. I GAMES . JENNY CLAY and others I $4 50 ADM. I Reserved Scoti on ■ . Track . . . $2.00 ■■ : Friday, July 29-8:00 p.m.-Adm. s150-Ring Side $2' MEN .L MIDGETS . . . LADIES Wrestling Shew Featured Bouts th™Fa»K!>u!tigo« «nd j Saturday. July 30 DO A.M.—Midway Opens. 10 A.M.—Pony Team and Wagon Shaw. OO P.M.—Mule Pulling. 00 P.M.—Geeataat Shaw of the Week! Grand 'Ola Opry. Several prominant atari compiota ataga show. Grandstand: $1.50. a. seats an track112.00. in a Complete Stage Showk LIVESTOCK PARADE STARTS AT 7:00 P.M. —Fat Stock Day— 11:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M—Harnett Racing. 4 Races. 2 Heats Eash. $4,000.00 la punas. Seats: $1.00. 4:30 P.M.—4H fr FFA Fat Stock Sab. Judging Arena. 1:00 P.M.—Burt Ruby Famous Wrestling . . . Ladies. Midgets and Men. Admission: $1.50 .. . Ringside $2.00. Starring ... ERNIE ASHWORTH ■ CARL & PEARL BUTLER I 25 Bert Ruby & Company 11:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Racing. 4 Racac. 2 Heats Each. $6,000.00 in purses. Seats: $1.00. 8:30 P.M.—Lucky O'Hara Auto Thrill She Admission; $1.50. j Roughest. Toughest Show in the Business! Starts CHdren Stars of the Speedway THE NEW 1966 SHOW .. . Heavyweight Horse PULLING CONTEST 8:30 p.m. Famout Clowns Thursday Nite, July 28th IVAN K ALMIKOFF vs. THE DESTROYER �Fred Out of the Cloverdale - Hope By Mrs. Slaphan Osgood KI rced-Turn Tstaptea. fil-i™ Letter M Jaly Mi Data Payne erf rural Detton, arrived borne <n Friday from ■ Paso, Texas, where be ia serving in the Armed Forcer. Data and Mtoe Maxtoe Peake arc buey with right. Vendevllta of Katanaa* «we at Dowling were dimwr gueete on Sunday. July 10th, at their 04 HASTINGS-Stale 525 0.4 Km right. 5)5 15 4 c right-Turn left corners- turn right. 575 4J 4 r daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler?'* Mr. and Orand Rapids were Mn Milton Buehler and familylunch guests at hta moi - —_ - --__ • — ■ — -' m.wn ■ Heict. mileage showing mlle- By H D. Burpee 0.0 HASTINGS-81 ate right thru Minard 60.6 1.0 corners 0/3 Fork just beyond: non 6S5 Race P. Johnson, of Jackson,. show the total milcage made nw, an IntM-Mlna arut tHn nnevt tn the riffht Of trip from Grand Rapids to Jack-1 q.0 0.0 O R A N D RAPID8aon back in those daya Certain- | Fulton, Monroe and Division When Bills Stack Up You Need Cash for Unforeseen Expenses along to follow this route, you dc«> t mind. I would like reoall them <r not. U not. thought you might be interested ta the metixxl used in those days As an example, will show the trip-Grand Rapids to Jackson ond See To Soy or Call "OK” practically all gravel and nuica- Whatever Vour Motley Needs LARGE We're targe enough to SERVE you • We're small enough to KNOW you Local Finance Downtown Location—112 S. Jeffenon—Ph. 945-3424 visitor *" Bunday ago. immediately right- and was guided by mileage right, shown and directions in the Blue | 27 6 Book and there was little chance ■ . uv.-uy 28.0 1 28.1 KT Turn right. luck family dinner al the home By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg 169 2.6 4 corners - Iron bridge on left-Tum right. Grand Blanc, Sunday. 212 45 4 cornera-Turn left. 292 8.0 Diagonal 4 cornera- turned Thursday, July 7th after Stuart and family were dinner Tuni left. 10 days camping at Interlochen. 2.1 End of road at brick scbool-Tum left edge of swamp-TUm right right-croee R. R. 305 Now on till Saturday the first wook with irum same at creamery Lovett 8t. 305 0.4 CHARLOTTE-Lov- Hah and Lynn spent from Bun­ 05 Left -hand, road- fltt and Cochran Streete-Maln day Uli Thursday of the second Hoyt-Dutcher famines. They visited Mra. Margaret Cave both Saturday and Bunday at the Down© Center Cemetery Batur- COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry We Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4042 38.0 4.0 Right hand dia­ gonal road-small wooden school on right-Bear right. 40.7 6.7 Pork-Keep rightCrofc R. R. 40.8-Avold left hand road 409 keeping right at fork just beyond on to Main Bueet. 41J 5.7 EATON RAPID© Main mid Hamlin Btrvcta-Keep Moore and family and Mr. and Tim Kidder and family spent Bunday, the 10th. with Mn and Mrs Ed Erway of Hastings at IhurUngs Point. Gun lake. S Mr. __ ■ , rx - na family of Algonquin Lake|Wre Bunday, July 10th callers off ye OrinneU. Freeport or SMALL You’H like our Courteous Service V starting at Grand Rapids 874 tings wixrc you cut onto 873. CASH LOANS *25 to *1000 L0 CfOhs R, R. 2.7 | Store on Icfuneetlng trcUey3.6 2.6 End of road - Turn | Turn right-TroUey^taaves to left Doyle Swan and family at Hash- from Sunfield spent Thursday. Kauffman reunion. 05 < comcrs-tum left i at rtorcs-CronB R. R. 106.9 Ivan Roush visited Mr. and Quimby 45 I 705 05 Mala street-brick 2.0 Caution - Forking- in■ school on right-mreUng trolley, Thursday, July 7th. turn toft. . 705 05 JACKSON - Miln weekend of July 9th. with their 85 thro 4 corners 105. ““ cru^ng long inm onuge juav Roush. Jim and Eddie Vander115 5.6 4 comers-Slgn on brX°riarighl-Windnull over (p right­ ' 135 105 F\vk J ust before urn rigid. would about figure the mileage 125 1.0 4 comcrs-Tum left from Grand Rapids and they Bunday evening with Tom's to cd«c of McCords were dealing at the time with spend the week at the BUI Vanup alight grade. 14/2 12.6 0.1 Right hand road- mileage from Hastlnga. dennale home in Marysville. BUI 175 4.0 4 comers-school on Atrn right down grade. ieft-Tuni right. 185 1.0 Irregular 4 camera (Thank you so much Roas for rood-Post office on rightElwood Yoder and family, Mr. trolley-Bear right on Lake Drive. 1.7 1.0 FMrk-lumber ufnoe 1 in centcr-Bear left away not trolley onto Robinson Avenue. left and To Loan "OK Mrs Jlni Tobey and family of I Friday. July 8th breakfast guests Hastings and Saturday night by । of Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough. * _ -a —I a n, I nV State loft-Bear right. Bowen Center Sunday. July 10th. * Mra. Cletus Wieland ot Logan visited Mra. Ruth Btoam a Bun- Hootetler of Alto were Friday, July 8th. vtokora of Mr. and Mra. Muri Hostetler; * Mra. Glair Clum spent Saturday. — -------------------------------------- July . '*h with her daughter, Mra. Martin Tuttle of Alto. dering and Mra. Henry Letnson and daughters, Laurie and Jean com panled Mr. and Mra. Don Preston to the Pleasant Valley Drive-In, Sunday, July 10th. * OUTDATED! Gl spent Bunday, night, July 10th, with Mr. and Mra. Burton Kauff- Mrs. Charles King and Uoyd hand street beyond R. R. and Mra. Minnie King and Mr. and Mra. Robert Asplnall and I family attended the Shaffer re- SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT SALE! day, July 10th. There were 126 present. * Mrs. Minnie King, Mrs. BayrAour Bouwens. Mrs Klng accompanied Mrs. Cai GrtnnslL to the home of M: Robert King of Lowell for •one and Ralph Moore visited Harry Saunders at Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Max Whitney of Grand Lodge were visitors a and so is tiring messy defrosting! Whitney, a Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crites spent Thursday and Fri­ day, July 7th and 8th with their daughter, Isabel Lyke of Onon- Dukes on Sunday, July 10th. * family of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukco. local, were Bunday. July 10th. lunch guests of their Dukea. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper of Grand Ledge. Shirley Clarksville and Duane McDermld Floyd Dukes Solkcma of Bryan Center were vlsitois Friday. July 8th of Mr. and Mrs. John DoWeerrd. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turnla, Kathy and John ot Hastings were Bun- John DeWeerd. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey drove to the Metropolitan airport in Detroit a Thursday ago to meet their daughter. Colleen, who returned Toni Yturria of Maitland. Fla.. finally were dinner guests a Bun- Ralph Moore were Sunday, July 10th lunch guests of Mr. and Mias Donna Walhmaa of Kala- SAVINGS! 2-D00R HARDTOP WITH AU THIS EQUIPMENT INCLUDED: CHANGE NOW TO A - ’ MODERN "FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER that vent needs defrosting! The spacious, new, "No-Frost” RefrJgerafor-Freeier lets you shop "big” and take advantage of food specials .. . gives you space to freeze entire meals for special occasions and to keep leftovers fresh and tasty for another meal . . . plus a wide variety of convenience features and the luxury of an automatic ice maker. Claud© Walton. * Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton were Friday sup- x.tvu were luesuay, July 12th. callers of Mrs. Mina Wlatand. * Mra. Lizzie Blough •nH u—— ____ B Bright upper door frames Q Heater-Defroster* Outside fear view mirror Q Backup lights Q Marauder 390 V-B ■ keyed •— :-------•g vinyl .headlining ■ Multi-Drtva Mgrc-O-MaUc — D• Color trim panels . Q Windshield washers Padded " sunvisors ' ' transmission g Bright drip moldings ■ t»,p loop cprpaUng B Four aay emprjew, Padded instalment panel • flasher Front and rear seat belts Deluxe steering wheel Wing celebrated their Doth birth- SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL MODELS MAHLER MOTOR SALES • Grove Church annex, Sunday i«5 5. Ha™, ludfe Ur. Mr andMrQWl^ar Lake • O1rwa. *- w. and ■ u™ NbMto<H»y �Bulling s Annual Festival of Bargains There's no Sole like on Old Sole, ond Balling's Annual Anniversary Sale is going on this week for the 39th , time. Every year, during this sale, people of these parts save more at Bulling's. The \ Bargains at Buttings are always the bast. Now they are better than ever! Priced � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-07-28.pdf df6ed09b9cc44b0226ee4a524a4aead3 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Not Split Your Ticket NUMBER'15 Hastings, Michigan. Thursday, July 28. 1966 111th Ymi Barry Electors to Vote Tuesday FRIDAY BAND CONCERT HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Blood is vitally needed Co re- Frank Hollister, Retired Farmer, Dies Tuesday AUTO MUSEUM TO OPEN—Barry County and other residents upcil “II puu.ac ....... —. -------- ...----chairman of the board of the Upjohn Company, to deveioplnng The Gilmore Automobile Museum which will be open from Ito pm. Friday at the Vogt Funeral Home at Nashville. Burial will JUDGING AT THE FAIR—County Fairs are wonderful places to farmer 12. Thera are between 30 and 35 beautifully restored antique cars on display. Gilmore has also obtained a steam locomotive from a South American banana plantation. Th* ear* Include a 1903 White Steamer. 1927 Ford Electric. IMO Pierce Arrow, 1831 Holte Royce. 1937 Cadillac, 1908 Packard, 1900 Stanley Steamer and many olhera—Banner photo. . 3 More Big Days Harness Races. Auto Thrills. Wrestlers, 'Ole Opry Feature Attractions This is Barn- County Fair Week in Hastings and there arc three more big days of entertainment and educational fea­ tures al the 115-year-old institution which now offers over $5,000 in premiums to 4H and open class exhibitors. This Wednesday the ihree-day harness race program was scheduled to get underway with a trot for non-winners of $500 1 and a jxice for non-winners of $1,800, and a trot and a pace for nnn.U’lnn»r« of nt *8,500. 18.500 Purses Purse* to tO-­ ' non-winners taled *4.000. performance* wiliv.their horses This Thursday, Klwanto Day, and ponle*. Mn. Bay added. Marlon Gorham of the Yeckley 4H Club won the Klwanls trophy for fltUng and showing with her another *2.000. The other races part Arabian English pleasure horse. Belle, about a 8-year-old. Marlon won the grand cham­ pionship In saddle equitation and of *3.500. Friday four eventss fug-u puntf f’ue Cary' *J*°of Yeckley- h*d t. with a frol .the reserve champion. for non-wlnners of 11300. a pact? for non-wlnners of »50u ami'a Wednesday night's grandstand English pleasure class with show to the annual heavyweight Pam Hayward of Delton the horsepulllng contest with *100 reserve champion. top money. Mary Osbun of Middleville won J Thursday night's grandstand the grand championship at hal­ attraction Is the outstanding ter In the saddle horse class ...... with Lucky O'Hare Auto Thrill show । Sandra Christie of the Nine nnrt Friday night there will be star 4H Club the reserve cham­ --------------------------- pl(jn women, midgets and---------------men wrest-1 lera In front of the grandstand. | In pony performance. Mary The fat stock sale is at 4:30 Haywood of Middleville took the pin Friday. grand championship with Cas­ ale Kiersey of Yeckley the re­ pony team and wagon show at serve champion. Grand cham­ 10:10. a mule pulling contest at pion In the pony at halter class 2 p.m. and the ever popular was Tim Harrison of Lucky Star and Karey Becker of Wood­ land. The equitation grand cham­ pion was Nancy Estep of Wood­ Monday was entry day at the land and the reserve champion fair, and a total of IM horses was Lori Schondelmayer of Mid­ and ponies were brought In to dleville. show In the 4H classes. There Cindy Nicely of Lucky Star were 98 horses and 68 ponies. took first In the new roadster Other 4ir livestock included 74 class, which 1* a pony and twodairy cattle. 30 beef cattle, 37 wheel cart. Kathy Ramsey of sheep. 15 swine. 22 fat beef. 15 Dowling was second. fat sheep. 15 fat hogs, one goat The nine rider* selected to go and eight feeder calves. Fifteen to the State Show included Miu dogs entered the Monday morn­ Gorham. Mis* Estep. Miss Hay­ ing show. . wood. Middlevllle; Debby Drake. Judging of many entries got Dowhng Duds; Chris Belson. underway Monday afternoon and Woodland; Janet Hungerford. Tuesday judging of the horses Lucky Star of Fine Lake; Karen and ponies got started shortly Gaskill. Dowling Dudes; Sue after 9 am. It continued after Cary. Yeckley. and Leslie Smith. 8 30 pm. when the delegates to Dowling. the State 4H Show at Michigan The first alternate is to be Vai State University were announced Barnum. Yeckley; second alter­ from what Judge Caroline Bay nate. Cassie Kiersey. Yeckley; declared was an excellent field. third, Dennis Dlngerson. Quim­ by, and fourth. Pam Haywood. which includes Mecosta. Clare. Twilight Trotter*. Prairieville. Mrs. Leona Hull of Livingston ties, praised the "excellence' County was the second Judge of the show. Mra. Joan Burchelle of Dowling 1* the Barry 4H horse Their lenders should be com­ chairman, worked throughout plimented. along with the young the day and evening along with men and women who gave fine other 4H leaders who helped. Pennock Hospital New Entrance Now Being Used Funeral services for Frai Hollister. 75. R2 Nashville, who died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital tn Maple Grove Monday Judging got-underway and here Mrs. Roxell Stanton. W. State Road, long a Grange and 411 leader, judges Gayle Burd's unfrosted “quick birthday cake “ Gayle. 10. Is a second year OH'er and attends the Pennfleld SebpoL The boys and girl* stood in Row (Hoffman) Hollister. Surviving are three sons. Harlon of R3 Nashville. Loran of Saline and Oral of R3 Marshall; a daughter. Mra. Elmer (Alma: grandchildren, and three broth- Hastings and Earl of Ann Arbor. EDITORIALS— Barry County electors, we hope, will take lime out to cast ballots of voters eligible to cast ballot*. at the Primary Ejection this com- Hastings Plant Fills Contract For India unexplainable reason, a vast ma­ jority of our citizens stay away in droves from this basically Impor­ tant event—a turnout of thirty per cent to. under ordinary circum­ stances. quite exceptional. Often, Foreign aid financed orders the turnout has been twenty per for *44.944 worth of industrial machinery for a firm tn India have bevn filled by the Hastings Yet. tn governmental processes Division of E. W. Blits Company according to the Agency for in­ in the United State*, the primary ts os important, perhaps a little ternational Development more so. than Ute general election India designed to finance the porting and Installing machln- more than one billion dollars In U. S. commodities sold each year to developing countries under the AID program. U. S. firms furn­ ish 90 percent of all goods fl- Fine Livestock For Sale at Oar Fair Friday candidates put forward by ihe two major parties are selected at the primary election. Often, as men­ tioned above, this choice has been of publicity. These elections ore given excellent advance coverage by all the new* media—including newspujjera. radio and television. The candidate*, loo. are active in getting to the people with their personal milages, qualifications, etc. Despite all this, a majority of people apparently will not let themselves become Interested In an election that to basic In our process of seif government. With so many nation* of the world struggliiw tor self govern­ ment and the right to vote at free elections. It Is an anomaly that, . (Continued on Page 4> 230 Horses Compete in Show at Fair Monday The American Quarter Hone Association approved show held al the Barry County Fair Mon­ day night attracted 230 horses, with 80' percent of them- regis­ tered quarter horses coming from states as far away as Oklahoma ( and Texas, and also from Can- Businessmen and Individuals The champion quarter horse are Invited to participate In the mare. "Callie Olsson." was shown annual FuLStock Bale to be held by Barbara Scheffler of Ranch­ at 4:30 pta. Friday In the llve- wood and the champion stallion. "Sugar Maker." was shown by Roy Savage of Ortonville in Oak­ land County. be sold along with about II Stuart Hlnkln* of Bay City rode the champion AQHA geld- alter of Bav City. The Youtn AU nA winner. "Dark's Jody.” was shown by Georgina Gougeon of Plymouth. The youth activity mare winner was 'Trudy Ann." shown by Nan Wuls and owned by Weldon Wuls of Allegan. The Youth activity stallion champion. "Smutty Blue." was also shown by Geor­ gina Gougeon. "Jerry Mac Bee." shown by Donna Kovacs of Al­ mont. was the youth activity gelding winner and "Gold Dol­ lar" won the Western pleasure class, shown by Kathy Wuls. Hastings Mfg. Company re­ Keith Neault of Grand Blanc ported net earnings of 1318.713 up on "Billy Van Ham" won the after taxes In the six month* vouth reining event and Howard ended a-—*- June 30. 1966. compared ttonoers ttapias on Konders or of urana Grand Rapids with *289.899 In the first half. .Poco Dldlt" won the barrel! Last year Ron Dlngerson ex­ hibited the grand champion steer purchased by George Lydy of Hasting* Milling & Farm Supply. Debbie W1 e r 1 n g a ' s grand champion lamb was purchased by Oeukea Meat Market and John Jones' grand champion hog was bought by the Hastings City Bank. Hastings MftiEarnines Climb Theae earning* were equal to Trophy was won by Bob Whlt31 cento a ihiye cm 1.007,060 tenback, Ri Ada. Michigan winaharra of ■Hastings cxxnmon stock ner of the Youth Activity Quaroutatsuidlng, a* against 28 cents 1 terhorse trophy with a score of — »----------------32,; polnU trOp|iy comes the 1965 period. I from Amarillo. Texas In the Tennesse walker divi­ sion. there was the best turn out of walkers in many years. Mrs Harriet Hayner from Knlamar.ix> rode "Shot's Leading Lady" to victory in the walking horse ooen class and won the Aben E. Johnson Memorial trophy. Evie von Reis presented the trophy to Mrs. Hayner. Evie is a grand­ daughter of the late Aben E Johnson and also participated with her Tennessee walker. Mrs Hayner astounded everyone and uon the admiration of all by rid­ ing with a walking cast, as she broke her leg only a short time The English division had onlyone class, but was filled with en­ thusiastic participants Some were disappointed that there was only one class after trucking their fine animals so far The only way to encourage the com­ mittee to add more ciasscs in a division is for the people inter­ ested to participate. Tills was a tine English class and was won by Marion Gorham of Hastings The POA classes were well represented. . The plntos only had one -lass Duces Eternal Sun" owned by Conrad Caines of Allegan, rep­ resented his breed very well. It took leas than three hour* Wednesday for Dick Craven, operating a Baldwin Bro*, crane, to level the old Second Ward School. The property will be aerrn of huckleberry marsh land and is sUll smoldering. Adcordvdopment -probably into a play­ ground. nar. the Umber dry condition of the countryside, Including Tire Nashville First Mathodist Church Is 75 years old this month. However, since the church building was not actually until the Fall, plans are being 'y out of control with oo*Uy made to observe the 75 jubilee and damaging rewults. Barry County electors are to g.» to the polls from 7 ajn to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Aux. 2, to name Republican and Democratic candidates for State anti township offices, to help name two nominees (or the Barry-Eaton (Fifth Judicial) Circuit judge­ ship, to name delegates to county conventions, and to vote on proposals for a new Barry County jail. The .vote in Barrv is expected tn fall far below the 13,489 cast in the 1964 presidential elec­ tion. when “Barry Went All *the Way With LBJ," but may go over the meager 4.490 cost tn the 1964 primary election when there were also several hotly contested races. "Emergency Entrance" should both tickets are making their area judicial post being vacated by Judge Archie McDonald are also campaigning Intensively Supervisors supporting the Jail proposils are urging Interested posals A "YES" vote on one and Parking on the east side of the a "NO" vote on the other has the , hospital will be for hospital em­ tame effect as voting "NO” on | ployees and the Public Health both. All registered voters — not, department. Jua% upcjly vwncm Just p, property owners — may vote' The business office and the in- on both jail proposals, formation desk has been moved i This Wednesday at 7 » County to Ils new location. Bay con-1 Clerk William Cridler 1* holding. eluded. |hls school for all county election ! 'worker*, and he points out that Delton Educator Joins Michigan Rehab Program not Just those who work al1 state Police Barry'* 23 oreclncta. era sworn In Friday at MSU. The deadline mr for (warning obtaining »t>»bine ocaounc werthoa 1961 gradusen tee ballot applications for the Trooper McGhee, of• Middle? Middleville'* T-K High primary Is 3 pm. Saturday, July ate “ 4.!! School, and his wife. Judy, and However, persons qmllfied to three children wUl move to He absentee ballot* may apoly .... j Bridgeport where he has been John E. Arnold, who has been on the Delton High School fa', Leona IX-cmu M. McOhee MCXjnrr of u> Middleville. rriiu.Such applicants, if qualified, j vocational rehabilitation for the shall receive their tallols and vote Deportment of Public Instruction them in the clerk's office. nev txuiot may Btoo 1 covering Allegan Counties. election day until Youth Choir, * g» Band Present apply at his clerk'» 1 ~ i'^Xl^Sununer Concert 4' of Kalamaxoo County. live would take that to the will receive five paper time office at the Michigan Those in “machine" precincts will Herbert Moyer and Arthur R-habilRation Institute at Pine find Ute tall propositions in red Steward Jr., are the directors of about In the center at the top of the program which started June Tn addition to the several the voting machine; next Is the 120th. hundred students at Pine Lake. two major partisan ballots, and I Net Arnold will have from about 90 the strip way to the right on the taken to 100 persons with whom he machine is the non-partisan Ju- I froup and ensemble Instruction dlctel ballot. । on their Instrument or vote*. Persons desiring to utilise Electors must remember tint; jn of rain Lite program they may not spilt their party wln be canceled, tickets. On paper ballots, they, _______ -_______ the Michigan Reblbllltatlon In- muit vote only one side—either I ’ • Democratic or Republican. On ma- 1 DnHaH Mr and Mrs. Arnold and their chine*. Hie nr«t thing they d- 1* UlfllUTCC I clllCIl thre- H»'i«rhte*s, Teresa. 8; Rene. to select their party by pulling 6. and Kim. 3. plan —.’•-••r down a large pointer at th* lower to live at R3 Delton. Wall Lake. right hand vc “ ;r o’. nnehine.' When the pointer or party selector te pulled down, the voter cannot split his ticket—even though he may try. Some voter* when they find they cannot spill their tickets believe the machine isn't working. ard-Osgood Funeral Home. Two of the seven attorney* run­ ning for circuit judge are to be sons. Jack and Phillip of WasThe Rev and Mra. William nominated Tuesday—but electors tings. Richard and Donald of Bryde of Freeport moved may vote for only one The two । Grand Rapids. Gaylord of BatCharlotte Tuesday where he will rcci-iving the moat votes will op- tie Creek and Maurice of Kalabegin his duties a« nosini poe.e each other tn November. I maxoo: three daughter*. Mr*. United Brethren Church. Candidate* for circuit Judge in- I Robert Hopkins and Mra. Freeclude Philip H. Mitchell. Burry I man Teesdale. both of Hastings. County probate judge; Richard M. i and Mr*. Raymond Wall of area during the flvPlease See MORE ABOUT: i Nashville. ELECTION, Page 3.1 Mrs Patten died Feb. 34. 190. United Breihr-n Church there. The best wishes of the com­ munity residents go with them to their new charge. Dies Tuesday Pastor Leaves Preeporl to Take Charlotte Pulnit Flies to Turkey Dale Wilson, regional repre­ sentative of the Dept, of Health. Education and Wel- J of the Public Library parking Interfere A The Hastings Public Li- Novtmber. With aotnowhat cooler weather. Bummer taking advantage of temperatures '» a high of 87 on Thursday- Bun­ day was comparatively oool with — ABOUT: ARD GLANCES, The Hinting* Youth Council made through the Barry County River. Ill. will be the new U.B Mra. Robert Boyion of Free­ port left Grand Rapid* Wednes­ -xpccled to arrive in the vil­ day to fly to Turkey to spend lage this Wednesday. two weeks with her daughter. LIBRARY PARKING Anna, who Is a member of the RULES CLARIFIED backward glances "hits of yesterday". as gleaned from the Banner files John Bay, director of Pennock Hospital, has announced that the hospital's new entrance on Ute west side of the hospital is com­ pleted and requests that the pub­ lic begin using this entrance and the new parking lot. Party Contests, Jail Plan, Judicial Race On Primary Ballot WONDERFUL �r MMeh bunding u mn (tone tn MMdtovillo. Jerry U remodel In* the bulldin* arty owned by Oscar and ban* Ctaler form* BtanJackaona are omon* thoee hnprovtn* with a coat at. paint. Chunk Hon .U the painter far part of three join. ★ The Mid­ dleville Piro Departmen* called Bunday noon for a tire at an out building al । ‘fr'H.iy! i ■ ' " 1 " ~ '.................... » “All this...and State f^air Sale too? "Isn't it |ust wonderful that the people st Felpausch have found the wsy to comant to us housewives? At Felpauach t enbine ell the many things that are sb Import, toy friendly customer services, Tree Value Trim (on all meats), Garden Fresh Pro­ duce, S A H Green Stamps, every day low prices, and they still are able to have reg­ ular big sales tike this week's Sials Fair Salo. This sale Is so timely too—. H's al­ most as If they checked my cupboard at home before they picked the Items. The price on paper plates is lust outstanding— and how did they know, I only had five loll? • I know I don't have to tell you—but I'm sold on Felpausch Friendly Perform­ ance—Where Shopping It t Plettura." HAPPIER FAMILIES ' r ORANGE, PUNCH, GRAPE, 1 OR PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT ... 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WITH COUPON A PVaCHAU OP ANY fOM LIGHT MASS... • 50 FREE STAMPS... U.59C WE GIVE DOUBLE 8 A H GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY I �Mrs. kelley Dies Monday; Rites Thursday Mn. Jamas (Lucille) Bowden, of . |A • 1 T> I Florida, who have been here UHVI (I I CITY Irs. Bassett More About- ! visiting. and five grandchildren. Of Middleville Dies Monday Election Star Rheynard. a 1964 HH8 graduate who won a four-year scholarship to Michigan Techno­ logical University, waa named on 1 nt Middle­ David v E. o..™ Perry. «< 3S. R1 the Dean's LIM for the Winter and Spring terms his Sophomore ville. died Monday night al Caro. He Is survived by his step­ year. He is working for the Port­ age public works department this mother. Mrs. Earl Perry of Mid­ dleville; three brothers, Charles Funeral services for Mn. Le­ ona P. Kelley,- 87, 135 1. Grand, who died at 3:10 pjn. Monday at Pennock Hospital, are to be held at l;30 pm. this Thursday at the IN HASTINGS She married Jess Kelley In This will be the first primary 1929 and he died on Sept. 30. In which county officials are not 1063 to be nominated. Two years ago Mra. Kelley was a member of county officers were named to She Is survived by three sons. Jack Sage of Muskegon. R Keith Sage of Hastings and Richard Kelley of Marshall: a daughter. Mrs. David (Phyllis) Settles of Hastings: 13 grandchildren: a ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY ANNUAL SUMMER WHITE GOODS EVENT! municipal candidates, but town­ ships will There are race* In two townships- In Maple Grove, in­ cumbent Supervisor Wayne A. Pen-1 nock b oppo-ed for the Republi­ can nomination by Albert Bell. WINS BANNER AWARD—Stanley Meinart of R2 Hastings is presented this casual chair by Mrs. Maurice Ostrolb of The Banner staff offered by Th* Hastings Banner as a feature of the Sidewalk Day sate. Hundreds of persona registered at The Banner office for the free drawing, and Melnert's name waa the FRESH DONUTS Superette 205 N. Michiga nauph and former Gov. O. Menntn WUUanu battling for homi- Helen Miller, Past Resident, „ Includes Woodland. Heatings, 'Dies Monday Castellon. Baltimore, Maple Grove,; J Johnstown and Assyria Townahlpa j Mrw Robert (Helen) Miller of and the City of Hastings In Berry | Mount Pleasant, formerly of county, plus Calhoun and Branch Hastings, died Monday morning Counties and parts of Hillsdale and at the Mount Pleasant. Hospital Both Cavanagh nnd Williams have campaigned in Barry County. PENNEYS FAMOUS SHEETS IN WHITE AND FASHION COLORS! NATION-WIDE long-wearing cotton muslins. 133 count* Make your bed in pretty colors or in snowy-white Either way you’ll find our Nation-Wide sheets so All crispy-smooth, firm and wonderful wearing. perfects! Lob-tested! Famous buys all year, now at reduced prices, sensdtional! FROSTED & DECORATED full 81' x 108" flat or Elosta-fit Sanforized bottom Pillow cases 42" x 36" PASTELS: Pink cloud, light lilac, opaline green, pastel yellow, sky blue, twin 72" x 108" flat or Elasto-fit Sanforized bottom* full 81" x 108" flat or Elosta-fit Sanforized bottom Pillow cases 42" x 36'--------- WHITE year term of their own. Primary candidates for Uie State I House of Representatives are: We Make 'Em ... Watch While WHITE twin 72' i 101' Het or Elaita-fit Sanforized* bottom PENCALE fine1 combed cotton percales. 186 count’ tings. Castleton. Maple Grove and Assyria Townships and City of Hastings in Barry, plus all of Ionia County and units in Kent: twin 72' x 108" flat or Elosta-fit Sanforized bottom* full 81'x 108' ftat or Elasto-fit Sanforized bottom . Pillow cases 42" x 38"----------- FINK QUALITY EXTRA-LARGE SHEET BLANKET Bedrooms wear color with flair these days, and we’ve so many beautiful colors you can have as many changes as you wont. Deeptones, pastels or Donuts 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY snowy-white, you’ll love the silky-smooth luxury MoreAbout- of our percales. All perfects. Lab-tested. Save now at these special low prices. Backward Glances Open Daffy Ted Teadt for State Representative 89th District HE'S Interested in YOU Vote, August 2nd Oov. Romney Is tuwppoaed for the OOP nomination for re-cltcplayed ball With the Hastings tlon. and his Democratic opponent Independenta. waa guest speaker at the Rotary luncheon Monday noon, and, in addition to recall­ ing his days here, had many Lntereotlng incidents concerning his experiences in the major create a sinking fund to be used leagues to relate. for the purchase of a al'.e for a new Jail and sheriff's residence and the construction and equip­ ping of Ujp structure. fine naw atone and brick build­ ing and by Saturday waa ready for buslneaa. The large and com­ modious banking room is beauti­ fully finished in walnut, includ­ ing the heavily beamed celling. Area Welcomes Half-Inch Rain Early Wednesday Your Pharmacist Helps Safeguard Your Health The Hastings area welcomed a long-awaited rain Tuesday night, the flrat real precipitation since July 12. according to records maintained at the Michigan urday to mark the unveiling of a memorial honoring Chief Noon­ day which waa made poaalble through the efforts of the Home FITTED MATTRESS FADS Resilient foam pillows. Sen! white cotton ticking zips off. edge. A super buy. hurry in. SPECIAL! "You can bring your doc­ tor's prescription to our registered pharmacists with complete confidence. We give it the careful at­ our tention it deserves standards do not allow any kind of compromise with quality. You can count on us . . When accuracy counts GARDNER ’S July J.ly 3.88 2.88 THERMALIZE YOUR BEDROOM! O. F. Chldrater. the Clothier. Offen the following lUnu tn his Summer "keep cool" line: Palm Jaly J«ty SPECIAL 5 EACH Horace K. POWERS Capabla and quali­ fied - Ovar 30 yaars legal experience. DACRON* POLYESTER FILLED PILLOWS by night. AU cotton. Fringe border. Twin er full. White, antique gold, beige, baby pink, leaf green. Wedgwood blue. ■ . Here's a 20 x 26* soft plump pillow with 20 ounces of filling, covered with blue, pink or gold striped cotton licking. A special buy! USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD ACRYLIC THERMAL. BLANKET) idwny-«o*» �SamudNa u ««« w M'wNta’iata'WUl b. Mn r® tn M .nanon, ■nts nnJM- TO. » a ttMt range that should provide a convenient interval far everyone, I i ' < i space. The facility there wssjof lies at Lake Home course, built fa the care of Eaton ■chxrl toeeha. died at ba home County prisoners and a sltuaUan at Clear Lake on Monday morn­ could easily arise where the sheriff Ing. July 18. Mrs. Nay, ths former Myrtle I here would get a call to taka the Barry County prisoners somewhere Tuckerman, had lived tn Barry County for 87 yean and taught else to maki* room fa Eaton County • needs. Unis, no contract of any sort 1* possible with the candidate tor candidates! you can­ Eaton >ir either as to number of not vote for any names on the prisoners that will be accepted or . Republican list. Likewise, if youi the price to be charged. vote for a Republican candidate1 Eventually wc will be compelled For about 20 years she served • ior candidates' you cannot then1 to provide facilities to house Barry the chapter as treasurer and as vote for any names on the Dcmo-■ County prisoners and the logical secretary. She had also saved on Michigan Week AM—Mrs. Jahn B. Martin of Grand Rapid*, who is well-known here, is deputy general chairman of the 1987 Michigan Week. She ft responsi­ wen the main ballot and the i 3^ wh0 oppoe^i build­ ble for organizing the population ballot for delegatee to the county | Ulg B new >u 00^ House of Western Michigan to celebrate Michigan's greatness and help convention. I square are concerned because neitell the world about It during the ’ ‘ . thcr Proposition Nos. I nor n spedcoming year. She will appoint four regional chairmen for the sm n-"" •“ -be™ Uw Belta win na.-p.itam UU»< ta Jud« of' May 31-37 event. , | die people, by the people and for thn people" waa possible, so many । Of ua cauistently refute to exercUe a basic and fundamental right crattc one on the other. The only of dtlaanihlp—the casting of a thing to keep in mind here La that I ballot on Section day. you cannot split your ballot. If you. The Primary next Tuesday will be an especially significant one since there are township elections involved as well as two special propositions covering the proposed new county jail hi addition the nari-partU^n naninstions for Cir­ cuit Judge, the selection of dele­ gates for the County Conventions and nexnlnaUcms for Cuugrcsaional. State and County offices. All this, let us hope, will create more than til -------------------------------- .------------- SPECIAL FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER (Saturday Only) Don’t be half-protected If your insurance program doesn’t adequately cover you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake up one day to find yourself in serious financial trouble. It’s wiser to let us check your insurance needs no w—for your home, car, family or business. We'll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost or obligation. Frandsenc Insurance Agency Ort Miller’s Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. gone a* far as they can go by Bauer and Philip H. MltcheU. both i(acquiring on optlftn on the pro­ of Hastings, and Robert C. Ballard, posed location but the county Mrs. Nay la survived by a Angus N. MacLeod. Willard L. could nut legally specify on a daughter. Mra. Frank R. (Thel­ ma* Jones of Clear Lake; a non. Horace of Carp Lake in Emmett County; four grandchildren; Lake Odessa By Frances Johnston Mrs. Sylvia Dick was admitted to Ferguson-Droste - Ferguson Thc tiling to keep in mind here Hospital Sunday for surgery La that you are only to vote for Tuesday. * The 1983 graduating purchase would be made if the ONE candidate on tnls list. The class of Lake Odessa will hold construction of a new Jail was namra of the two receiving the authorized by voters at the Aug. 2 living with Mrs. Nay and help­ West Elementary School gym. mast votes at the primary win be ing with her care for two weeks July 31. A potluck dinner will prior to her death. be served at 1 pjn. Bring own There is no disposition on the table service and a dish to pass Board of Supervisors to construct Coffee will be furnished. Any­ the new jail on Court House one who was ever a member of Square, especially so since there is not room there to comply with new provisions for jail construcopen house in honor of Mr. and Mra. John A. Myers of Freeport. Sunday, July 17. Rev. Olmstead % But. whatever your preferences performed the wedding cere­ Telephone: 945-0429 may be in regard to candidates or Rev. Howard W. Rogen. Pastor mony 25 years ago. 10 a.m. Bunday school. Elwyn to the sj»eclal propositions, the Curtis. Supt. Classes for all ages important thing Is — GET OUT Junior Sunday school in charge AND VOTE AT THE PRIMARY of Phyllis Munn and Gladys ELECTION THIS COMING July 34. at the Village Park, with TUESDAY. AUG. 2. 32 In attendance. Nqw officers are president. Mra Dan Archer; vice president. Mra. Myrtle Ran­ Jin and Doreen Buhl in charge. dall and secretary and treasurer. Adult prayer meeting. Mrs. Mrs. John Dryer of HaMlngs. Board of Supervisors to create a Rogers In charge. । Mr. and Mra. Jerry Stalter and daughter spent Iasi weekend sinking fund to cover the cost of 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer with Mr. and Mra. Art Wisniew­ the Jail while Proposition No. II and praise service. We are study- ski at Angola, Ind. They spent Sunday at Buck Lake Ranch. En two mills fqr a 'period of two and route home they visited the Kel­ logg Cereal canpay at Battle only two years to provide money Creek. Monday. * The Filkins for the sinking fund. Knickerbocker reunion will be Dally Vacation Bible School Both propositions will have to held Bunday. Aug. 7. at the VHeach evening UUa week. 7-8:30. pass to make tire new jail possible. lege Park, potluck dinner<=al Miss Marcella Dean in charge. One without the other Is m|.vtilgClasses for children, ages 3-14. On Dean’s List kegon.* ★ Nell Ingull entered Blodgett Hospital Wednesday as A medical patieoL Mn. John Dryer and chUdren of Hastings woe Friday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Dan Archer. * Dennis Wood of ClarkKis vlslllng bls aunt, Mr. and Gary Wat. * Mra. Lillie Wilson and Charles returned Saturday after two months with her son, Arnold at Ashville. N.C. tr Raymond Hummel Is spending the week attending the Boy Scout Camp at Whitehall. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Neeb and Patricia returned Friday after a week at Big Boas Lake near Irons. * Mrs. Blanche Reed and Mrs Ruth Ferri* spent lost week with Mra Bcmlcc Howard at Dearborn. * Mra. Mabel McCarrlck arid Barney Perayn of De­ troit spent the weekend with Mr. the hostesses at a surprise pink and blue shower Friday evening honoring Mrs. Robert (Norma) Lathrop of Cuba. N. M . It was • held al the home of Mr. and I Mrs. Oricy Hulllbergtr. Eighteen tnjajtd the evening with Norma. Site received many gift*. * Mr. and Mra Ernest Borer of Eagle the potluck dinner. The annual picnic to bo held at the shelter house at Jordan latke, Aug. 11. Ninety attended the Slater re­ union Sunday at the Village and family of Kaukauna, Wla. Mr. mid Mrs Carl King have been entertaining her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Car­ ter from Forest Hill. Uu for two weeks On Sunday they were all guests of Mrs Stanley Halsey of Charlotte honoring Brian Hal­ seys birthday. On Thursday morning of lose week Mra. KlnS entertained with a neighborhood coffee for the pleasure of her Mra. Lykina, the former Leona Blanaett waa bom Oct 6, 1877. in Randolph County. Ind. Mr. Lykina died July 7, 1962. grandsons. Charles and Sherman Lykins of NaahvlUe; three great grandchildren, and a brother, Noido Blanaett of Winchester, UKTMlia SERVICE Think of what * you miss when your set is broken Don't let a faulty Mt rob you of TV-vlewing. A dim screen can dim your pleasure. Call u*. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 & Wl 5-5992 WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Phone Wl 5-4174 MICHIGAN Bible school closes Friday night. Program Sunday morning at 10. Annual Sunday school picnic 1 at Tydcn Park, Saturday. July HOME APPLIANCE and the SENATORIAL 14796456 DISTRICT NEEDS AN SALE EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE HURRY! These prices in BARRY COUNTY FAIR IS ONE OF THE OLD ONES and Effective Voice Way back before the turn effect only until JULY 30th in the Rep. Harry A. DeMaw with one another to grow more and bigger farm prod­ ucts and to exploit the early IVE $40.00 ... 30" EUctric Rang* pro­ grammed ovan. lift-off Viai-bak door. Whiff or Copperton* <937501 Waa $209.95 -.--1 those times. Barry County responded by organizing Uie Barry County Agricultural Society and staging a county STATE SENATE ELECT HARRY A. DE MASO YOUR STATE SENATOR EXPERIENCED IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT Now serving his 10th year in the Michigan House of Representatives. .1320.00 home Improvement on their mind. It's * lot like going to the fair, inasmuch as you SAVE $21.95 . . . Mu hi-room Air Conditioner 23,000 STU Capacity (6610) W*« $327.95 sad now spacially priced st.................... $306.00 ...and many, many more! b COME IN TODAY $EE THE FABULOUS SAVINGS ON SPECIAL “RED TAGGED" FLOOR SAMPLE MERCHANDISE NO MONEY DOWN anything Sears sells during the' latest gadgets and materials as soon us they come on the market. Ths do-ft-youraelf crowd al­ ways enjoys shopping here gt EANT HIDE LIMBER Come in or phone today Served 13 years as Supervisor of Battle Creek Tot and member of the Calhoun County Board of Supei RECOGNIZED FOR HIS WORK: For effective and outstanding State and Community service by the Michigan Probate and Juvenile Judges Association; the Fraternal Order of Police, Michigan Lodge (twice); Keep Michigan Beautiful, Inc.; the International Order of Dentolay; the Enquirer and News; the Capitol Press Corps; Argubright College. ENDORSED FOR STATE SENATOR SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE •11 I. RoilTMd St. Fh. Wl .5-2423 VOTE REPUBLICAN, . AUG.-2nd PRIMARY �>italO>uhcil Philip H. .ITCflE In town TUBRday to visit friends was MT>. William Nethesy of Di­ mondale with her sister, Mn. L. W. Ryan of Narbarh. Pa . and Mrs Primary Election Tuesday, August 2 les have made many friends Middleville and surrounding rununity. They will be glad to their home folks, but hope He had been employed by the Charlotte Milling Company and the Pet Milk Company in Char­ lotte before moving to Hastings about 1M3. He waa employed by the Pet Milk Company here un­ til the plant closed. Westgate, Mrt. Harriet Kdboth of Grand Rapids. and Mary Keen of Wayland were xs of Mra. Dora White, Fri- to make sure each aspect ren­ dered is-of the highest quality throughout his stay in the hos­ pital. dry facility to serve Battle Creek area hospitals was brought be­ the Moose Lodge 628. fore some 50 persons attending In addition to his wife, he is the meeting. survived by five daughters. Mrs. Cart (Connie June) AMerdlng of R3 Freeport. Mra. Jamas (Jackie) grandmother, Mrs. Dora White. * Mr.* and Mra. George MMler had a house full of guasts Bun- who wish to. may Join the study. Cost of tiie study would range approximately 811,000, Walters! Ing Cedar Creek Personal Mention Church is Setting and • Charlene of For Lovely Nuptials SX’ ~ and Mra. Bur­ The Cedar Creek Bible Church j sothard, the box number should at the Variety Store. * Stanley Flnkbclncr filled the pulpit Sunday at the Vlrgenes »uag* ... 17 and Marilyn Grand Ledge, Mr. " ti! deU Cotant. and, John Cotant was the scene of the wedding of! s Rapid. . ’•|of Batu# Crwk 8^,^ Un«<n» nt Un«_ ! ii dinner guests at the Cart Hewitt HsMtan.. IT I home at Woodland. Marilyn b I spending a part of this week *1 Deltas it | with her grand parents, the Bur- Church for a potluck dinner. * Mra. Lucille Getty and Mra. Iva Snyder returned Friday night, July 23 after traveling 1J00 miles to Copper Harbor and They enjoyed their stay at the Paul Spiker's Motel near Glad­ stone. Mr. and Mrs. Spiker were HIMII. UMU U.URUCU, num ui ■ , , , the groom, provided traditional K!“crtl?(f wedding music. Mrs. Ronald Over­ holt sang "I Love You Truly" and j trifle envious "like, why did that mings. Loder a slumber party 7-yeor-old have to st»ow up his and morning camo all too soon. * Old Dad—he could at least have Bunday. the Harold Kermeena caught a smaller one!" I----- • — ------— — ----Mr. and Mra. Dennis Allcrdlng.1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Bolley and family and Mr. and Mra. Rex Bailey and family of Lake Odealace train was attached to the waistline. Her fingertip veil of Illu­ sion was held In place by n pearl crown. She carried a bouquet of white mums ami yellow roses Cedar Springs are vacationing at Meredith this week. Saturday shaped as a golden bell. Mr. ond Mra. Frank Barry and Mrs. Mary Herbert visited the Diane Payne, sister of the groom, If you own a cheep powermower was the bridesmaid. They were now. you probably know all dressed in floor-length empire about expensive repair bills end gowns of Ivory satin featuring «a miserable summer Saturdays. pale gold bodice and panel In the You’re probably reedy for a back Their veils were held in place trouble-free TORO, with two mums and they carried tame M la aad see eoef yellow and white mums In a golden bell. Their only Jewelry was a pearl necklace, a gift of the bride. Trouble-free with a capital “T”! Sa/eZ LACE! LACE! LACE! SPECIALS at Parmalee's Summer Summer SPORTSWEAR DRESSES Our entire stock of lodies and sub­ teen summer knit tops, jamaicas. half-sizes. Values to $6.98 Our Entire Stock of SUMMER HATS Our Entire Stock of Ladies Reduced DRESS COATS Ladies Ladies HALF SLIPS LINGERIE 100% nylon loce trimmed ond tai­ One group—broken sizes, lored styles, white ond pastels . . Girdles. Bros, Nighties, etc. Sizes S. M. L Reduced Regularly $1.98 • White and Colon Price Ona-thousand yards of nylon, dacron, cotton! % to 5-In. wide. monies for the reception tliat was held In the church parlors follow­ ing the ceremony. Members of the bridal couple's families helped In various details. Mrs. David Huva was at the guest Belt a Buckle Kit Contains prong, ayslais, adhesive back, Our Entire Stock of Ladies Rushmore then delightful weather to Yellowstone and Into Canada where there was. of course, some Louise. Their son and family, the Rev. Richard Myera of Howell, were here Sunday afternoon and Monday to visit his parents and hear a first report about the trip. There were many "fond fare- That’s tte 1966 Whirlwind* by TORO1 ville where the state group gathwv..K. r.vl.v .r,,™ cred In preparation for their re­ mum; Mrs. Jim Brownell was at I tuni, trips home to the various the punch bowl and Mra. Melvyn countries. Al least Hilda Canon Peake. Mra. Elwln Payne and Mra. and Carol Henderson, both retumPhone Merle Payne took care of the gifts. >ng to Ireland, would not feel quite M-37 MkMhvilh --------------Out-of-town guests came from w lonely along the way. MteMf SUMMER PURSES $2.98 BLANKETS by Beacon The Waverly—Solid colors, permanapped. 6" nylon Schiffli binding. BENDER'S SILK PINS SINCLAIR SERVICE 4* ^fl Children' Girls SLEEPWEAR Summer Dresses One Rack of Sixes 2 to 14 Boys and Girls Pajamas. Also girls Baby Dolls and Knit Pajamas. COLEMAN AGENCY MENDING FABRIC IRON-ON PATCHES Of a Blue denim, blech or aut color twill In pkg. 4■ * Milo POR ALL YOUR insurance needs Hemstitched and Stamped Reg. $1.69 PILLOW CASES IRON-ON POCKETS <>f hsplacB worn ones With heavy-duty pair. ELASTIC BRAID SELF-THREADER Slightly Irregular Sunday morning he, and his family visited Hickory Comers Wesleyan Methodist Church. He has a charge at Glens Falla. N.Y. He and his family called on Frank Roush Sunday pm. Mr. and Mrs Donald Kings­ bury and family of Grand Lodge visited Frank Roush Bunday. * **c TRACING WHEEL Prakekly «W. II GAUZE DIAPERS Rog. CRIM $X98<tel 2^5 ' your policy doesn’t take lute account tended the Charles Tobias* Wth anniversary last Sunday. Saw many old friends they hsd not seen for several years * Frank ODDS * ENDS ■ loot for famout 'Trade Name' labelt the thingr you buy...you'll find them here! <OLIMAN ACtNCY HMSURAN-Ce an usAuMN 124 last State Street �Rev. Elliott Unites Couple Here at Methodist Church Society newS DeMond Monday. Julr-JC- Then® wm a Short businew meeting and an evening of cards with ptlzea’be- Frank Jam®* Ktnfteid. Jr.. were united in marriage Saturday, al 1 pm. Th® double f. Aug. 22. R1 Vtrmontvilte, Mrs Rev. George Eliott. Dale SmUh entertained Delton. Thi member* of the 1956 graduating class of Hasting* High BchooL Those attending were Mra. Jo­ seph Duffy. Mrs. Dick Bappentleld. Mrs. Terry King, Mra. Wendell Hyde. Mra. Alien Lan­ caster. Mra. Russell Keech, Mra. Mrs Frank J. Kenfleld. M2 N. Bolt- a ballerina-length gown of tulle j ...... bodlee wm fashioned with long! sleeves, scalloped neckline, and I the skirt wm accented with scalloping Her shoulder-length veil was secured by a hairbraid Stanley Snyder and Mrs, Hoc* waa unable to attend. The the carried a bouquet of white carnation® and red rosebud*. Mrs. Judith Lancaster of Kala­ mazoo attended her sister as union was held on Sunday. July 17. nt the Howard Orabom horns tending were from Ohio. Indian*, Southern Michigan. Koruna City. Kans., Grand Raplda, Grand Ledge and Hastings. white lace covered Bible. a ballerina-length gown of coral silk taffeta Her headpiece was a matching bow with veiling and she carried a bouquet of coral and white mum*. Personal Mention can Republic. WM the maid of TROT}{ told— Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Horton. Bedford Road, announce the engagement of their daughter. Connie Lee. to Gene Douglas Hall, son of Mra. Floyd Todd and Daniel Hall of Hasting*. The bride-elect will be a senior at Hastings High School in the Fall. Her fiance, a 1»«4 graduate of Hasting* High School. l» stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. A July, 1867, wedding 1* being planned. family birthday church parsonage Immediately fol­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ciiaffee Fcldpniuch Oun Lake cottage lowing the ceremony. entertained her brother and wife. For their trip through Canada. The bride's mother chose a Mr. and Mra. Gerald Reynolds Mr. and Mra. Albert Austin of; bnXher.'Lt. David Faul. Another blue brocade satin styled like the Jersey dress with beige ac- of Kansas _City, ________ were_________ guest*- of Uiree-plece suit of white lace on Campbell, Calif., over the weekend.1 highlight of the day, for the ctasorles. The groom's mother i ths Howard Orsboms of Tlllotmint green and wore white acces­ Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick pnU| family, took place during were Friday evening callers | t fo e morning rervlcc at the sories wlth a lace bodice and beige ac- week, Howard Orsbom of I-anMRS WESLEY DEAN DINGMAN Mr. -and Mra. Howard Martin, Mcihodlrt Church when the Guest* attended from Illinois ceMories Both wore corsages of fing vlrited his grandparent*, . . . Miss Nancy Jo Coleman Becomes Bride. and Ohio and many from Mirhl- Jr., and family vacationed last Faul1* tlilrd son. Scott. Michael icd rows r.nd white carnations lind this week his sister. Carole. week at Travcroe City and Frank-' was baptized. Lt. Paul left WedFollowing the ceremony a re-, Is vlaltng a* the Orabom home, forL nraday for his new poet in PenGeorge Waldron as master and ception was held at the PrairieThe Robert E. Alien children Mr*. Harry Oti* from Hollomon. ivylvnnla. Mra. Paul and the mistress of ceremonies. Mra I villc Township Hall. are visiting in NortJuxn MlchlQuests of Mrs. Frank Andrus Zeno Banash cut the cake, Mrs last week at her Wall Lake cottage N. M„ l* visiting her sister, Mrs. youngsters wlU remain here for Mtes Bally Kenfleld attended gan thb week, Bobby and Jan Lucy Otte, this week j several weeks with the Charlee Arthur Cook served the groom's। the guest book; the Misses Mari- . arc visiting their great grandcake. Mra. James Myers poured! Ivn Woodman. Renae Vander-' mother. Mra. Maude Judson, at Donald Wall of Nashville was the H. R- Hulatt and two daughter* of Del) J. Morgan, who enlisted, coffee. Mrs. Michael Murphy 1-locg and Mra. Barbara Carpen- l*r home on tlw Escanaba River, groomsman and ushers were Philip Palo Allo Valley. Calif. In the Air Force. Is now in Hous- I ’ ' ‘ , Mead, cousin of the groom, and Texas,,for schooling. 1 There were eiglit guerta al Guests of the WHUam Bradford*ton, __ _______ __________ „. . . ter served coffee and punch: Mra. i and Julie and Lyndy arc with David Mead, brother of the bride. thia week were Mr. and Mra. Clyde , Mr_ and Mra Terry King and Mm. Archie McDonald a home on ' Nancy Miller and Mra Sandra their grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. .............................................. .................. David Road Friday when she very lovely candlelight Ann Becker and Miss Barb Ellis1 Tebo served the bride's cake. Maurice 8'jahl. at Sauli Ste. For her daughter's wedding. Mra. Miller and family of North Caro- daughter. Krista, of Ann Arbor llna. The thc ,homc°of Felrhmsch Gun Lake cottage -------- - .. . helped with the gifts and Miss 'TVw- Bradfords nraHtnrrlR are ar* expecting i-rrvctlrw ।I ^J$^ _ .. .Crp —rI^ , >__U^t0<____ hl* stetera Mrs Ben Churchill £1 the Choc Bang- club ,or luncheon and an after- Church Saturday. July 16, Ml*a Kathy Tobias and Miss Karen’ Mrs. Dorlnda Carpenter served । Marie. from Seattle, Wasli . and Mr*. J.iek k r.g (Helene) com- noon of bridge. One of the gurat* Nancy Jo Coleman and Wesley Morgan took gift* aS the door. Gloria Casey. Karen Merryman ■ daughters of Lowell and Mr. and Norwtll of Chicago, to arrive tills in» citxxially for the reunion of was Ulr daughter. Mias Dean Dingman exchanged their ■ For their trip through North­ and Nancy Kenfleld opened the j Mrs Carl Rivera of Marshall wedding vows in the presence of ern Michigan and Canada, the gifts! were Friday supper guests of the now Mra. Dingman changed to a Immediately fojlowlng the re- I Adalbert Heaths. M»-nrtirwdthL bwuiWuily decorated for «he Elliott performed the double ring ceremony M 7;3O In the. with brown background. She ception the brltty and groom left; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moeggenfor Upper Michigan. Upon their. berg, and daughters, Kelley, and return they wUl make their home the twin*. Christine Ellen and tain Ivor parents, the Mason NorL^vVoses of white gladioli, tinted corsage from her bridal bouquet. a* -1^. Wain* nt Af .1 «H n ■ at SZOS 5695 rvrtnr Cedar Hrw-lc Creek Rrl Rd , Has­ blue carnation® and candelabra : wood.- of Delton, honoring tl>elr, Out of town guofta came from visited MTS. Moeggenberg's birthday*. Marshall Norwood and r^u,n 80 decorated the altar. Hurricane Kalamazoo, Lansing. Detroit, tings. grandmother*. Mra. Nora Smith guests. Including the wedding , ■Mr. and Mra. Roger William* of lamp® with blue candle® tied with and Mra. F. M. Moxon. Bunday. party and those from away. The jbow* and greenery decorated the Grand Rapids, Mount Pleasant. Delton, went guests for the after- fame number attended the re- , Ionia. Sparta. Ypsilanti. Green­ ville, Charlotte, Bayshore. Bal­ hcnraol dinner at Gull Hartx>r 1 ... w .. tie Creek, Onondaga. Sheridan, tlie prevlou* evening when the । Sunday visitors at the W. B. 101 Sherwood Drive, and Mr. and . Sidney and Grosse Point. MlnMr. and Mrs. Dona) C. Blppley groom ’ s parent* were the host*. Mra. Wesley Dingman, 426 Con-' neanolls, Minn: Augusta, Ga.: of Lake Odessa announce the en­ Bolson home were Mr. and Mrs Harry Bolson and family and Minn Barbara Wilcox chair- Igreen Street, are the parents of Rockford, Hi.; Wilmington. Calif, gagement and approaching marMr. and Mrs Wilbur Bcteon and the bridal ooupl®. land Indiana. | rlage of their daughter. Terry Ann, manrd the ladles luncheon and family, of Battje Creek, and Mr. bridge at Uic Country Club Tues­ M-43 on W.N Lak* Mra Dorothy Donucn at the The groom's parent* hosted a to William F. Gleason, son of Mr, and Mrs.' Elvln Litchfield of WIDDINC Phon® 623-5311 day afternoon and many bou- ।organ accompanied Mias Sharon . dinner at Pleasant Point on Frl- and Ma Stanley Gleason. 744 E. Eaton Rapids. Gier, Lansing. • PHOTOGRAPHY quets of garden flo-A-ers decorated Williams as she sang. "The j day evening for 25 gueote. Prayer" and "The Wed- I The couple are living at 414 8. C*n4M w r«oa*l The bride-elect la a 1063 gradu­ the tables. The unusually atlrac-Lord* --------------------2—; Prayer." Jefferson Street, until school ate of Lakewood High School and | live floral arrangement in- the ding Escorted luillway was a crrotlon by Harm Everted to U. the Altar by her' starts and then they will mow is employed at First National > , Wilcox for his sister on thi* spe- father, the bride was attired In | to Portage where Dean will teden Credit Bureau In Lansing. The groom-elect 1* employed al dai day'. Out-of-town guests in­ a full length empire length1 at Portage Central, cluded Mra. Charlotte Hensley, gown. Chantilly lace fashioned - ------------------------ •-----------the Motor Wheel Corp. antl»u Knoxville, Tenn, Mra. Julia Re- the bodice with elbow length Tkp <Z|pnn ‘slnriimc attending Community College. sleeve* and a aubrina neckline. I 06 kJlCfin OIQCUmS An Aug. 13 wedding is planned. HAITIHW — PWe 945-3967 Mehan. Cidcago and Mra. John taffeta, adorned with lace to Gallagher of Lansing: ' —v Open house was held Sunday at Tup tallies were1, held by Mr*. simulate an overskirt. The de­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paul Faulkner. Mra. Wright Sjm tachable chapel train was en­ Bahs. 8302 E State Road, Nash­ hanced with Inserts of lace. A ville, honoring Mr. and Mra. Glenn and Mra. Cedric Morey. how adorned circlet with a tor- Slocum of 1888 N. Barber Road, In spirited play at the July ward applique of lace touched Hastings, who were celebrating Master* point monthly night with crystal and pearls secured their 25th wedding anniversary. Tuesday at the Hastings Coun­ her English illusion veil. She Mra. Slocum, the former Lucille try Club, the north and south carried a bridal bouquet of blue Wilcox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. winners were Gilbert Morell and Lloyd Wilcox of Nashville, and pearl nocklace, a gift of the Glenn Slocum, son of the late El­ wood Slocum and Mrs. Slocum of ML'S Linda Coleman. sister of Hastings, were married July 26. Shanun of Kalamazoo and third, Mra. Bertha Richardson and the bride, woZtha maid oi honor 1MI. in Bryan. Ohio. Mra. W French of Grand Rapids. and bridcvanald* were Miss Sha­ Assisting with the Sunday affair ron William® and Mrs. Audrey were the Slocums' children. Mr. Thomas. The attendants wore and Mra. Jerry Miller of Algon-' Identical floor length Ice - blue quin Dike. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J gowns with empire waists and Slocum of R4 Hastings, and Dcrug- i lace covered bodices. Their headtwo grandson*. a special guest at price they carried blue carnations and the celebration was Mra. Slocum's white rosea on a blue lace fan. grandmother,' Mrs. Mabie Richie Kimberly and Timothy James, of Nashville, who will be celebrat­ shall and Merrill Frlddle are ing her 85th birthday In August. Mr. and Mra. Slocum own and "cheated out" af their birthday James, were the flower girl r.nd [celebrations which should occur ring bearer. The bride's mother operate the Southview Grocery' on mode Kimberly's floor length Barber Rond. I tively. and Christmas festivities dress of white lace to match the । overshadow them. Mrs. Frlddle bridesmaids, including a chapel I < "Put"' planned a “surprise" train. She carried flowers on a | birthday party for her slater and Robert Purael. college room-1 . her husband at the time they BEFORE ! AFTER 1 would least expect it—In July. mate of the groom, acted as best । Sunday, July 24. was the date man and ushers were Phil Eder, chosen and the plans worked Minneapolis. Minn ; James PeEvery Item Replated at Sale Prices I out beautifully as it turned out ,tern, college friepd of Augusta. to be a wonderful day. Other guests Included were Mrs. Bab­ groom, from Hastings. Now Is an excellent time to restore FOR INSTANCE The bride's mother chose a cock's parents and Merrill's fa­ your worn silverware, antiques and ther and mother-in-law, Mr. and blue knit, three piece suU with matching hat and shoes and Mrs. Wade Shook, and son. family heirlooms at great savings. All Personal Mention Lovely Evening Ceiemony Unites Couple July 16 Our Broasted Chicken Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Worth Crowing About" WHITE'S LANDLUBBER INN Photography JULY Mark Anniversary SILVER REFLATING REDUCED 20% LAST 3 DAYS Under The Dryer Summer SPORTSWEAR SKIRTS-SLACKS BERMUDAS - T-TOPS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES DUSTERS - BATHING SUITS Reduced Hie Jack Allotting. Jr., family of American-bcauty room The moved to 224 Amy Street Wedr.cs- groom's mother wore a beige, two day where tlicy will' reside until piece knit sheath with navy blue they' build a new home. This weekI end the Dr Bard Bloom family I will move Into their new home at church parlors following the Icrdlngn ceremony with Mr. and Mra j Fruit Bowti . 19.95 1117 apply to ALL piecej imaginable . .. CutorTrMM (3 ML ilie) 12.95 19.37 castor sets, tea service items, trays, new make wonderful gifts, so take Cindleitick (psr inch). advantage of these low prices. Crunws .. 11.95 L25 IM EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AV: Items straightened Add one of the white eye. make-up wardrobe. A little dab on the bones right abase your eyes will highlight your Broken handles, tegs, knobs, repaired L replaced Ml««lng parts & Insulator* repaired l> replaced New combs, bruBL mirror*, kntfo blsdH thormoi fillon furnit^ Gold, copper pitting Sterling and pewter eiportty refinithad SALE ENDS JULY 30 with a thin layer of white —then apply regular tinted ( make-up. price Something new In color! all sales final The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Teapots ....$22.95 J1U7 our master silversmiths. Sale prices etc. Old family items replated like FARM OWNERS have earned my respect for their belief in individual enterprise. I believe the courts should help in every way possible to preserve 4his boalc American way of life. | HATS PURSES BATHING CAPS BEACH BAGS Peg Preston work QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by BRING IN SILVER TODAY! ALSO THI LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR Regular July Clearance Um® down to a few minute*. El EfT RICHARD ROBINSON ELEV,8 CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Peg's Beauty Bar fcyliag tr Wig Sarvk* INH S»®t® (Mblhlwd 1931 122 W. Stat* St. �THE HAXTmae BAHNrX-r Couple How.al Home in New V \inwAJl । JvU^vUwl Speaks on Herbs At Battle Creek D:.:/^C Mra.’Hom Bradlonl Miler Jr. double ring ceranetty held SunNashvilte Methodist Church. and Mrs Floyd B. Shilton. R3 Nashville, and lhe groom b the Mlles, 810 E Bond Street. Has­ tings. during the make-believe ataolL Rev. Max Gladding in the presence of 250 guests. The organist was x • fan-shaped bouquet, cen­ tered with a roae or flower and tird wiUi a ribbon. It is then waved about, presumably under the nose Marlene AckeU or Nashville. altar by her father The alter was decorated in cathedral baskets of pink and white gladioli and lighted tapers. Hie bride was lovely tn die "A girl had to use all kinds of wiles.” Mra. Stowell told the group and added. “Remember there were The speaker grouped herbs into three classl Beat Ions, medicinal. The empire wabt and bell-shaped ■wtet-amelllng herbs on the dirt MRS. JOHN STEPHEN LEVY . . Mbs Kay Ann Caston Becomes Bride. the herbs were stepped on. they ut certain herbs about itlons and doors of tiie houses and in cupboards to keep MRS. JOHN BAHS , . Miss Susan Maurer Becomes Bride. Mrs. Stowell also showed lierb Lovely Double Ring Nuptials Unite . Couple on Saturday of Hastings, Richard of Lansing and John of Milan. Miro) Kay Ann Caston was,a Seating the guests were Victor During the remainder of the Maurer of Nashville, a brother of meeting, timely gardening Ups very beautiful bride when she ex­ changed marriage vows with John tiie brides, and Jerry Gorllnger, Stephen Levy during a Nuptial also ot Nashville. Gardcnlng Ups Included: at 1i uvm o'clock Saturday afternoon. now ume to io mulch tnmen around annum ui .* ou .uiuo; uui .i.w... Now is me tiie time another brother, Edgar Maurer of roses and chrysanthemums. This 1 July 33. The Rev. FT. David Haw­ John Allegan Miss Susan Maurer and------,__ _ ,,__ ,__ ,__ ■__________ ley officiated at lhe double ring Bahs, both of Nashville, and Miss Germaine Maurer and Thomas church parlors following the cereguests draught. Davis, both of Grand Rapids, were The traditional wedding music married in double ring ceremonies was furnished by Mrs Wayne performed In St. Edwards Church in Lake Odessa Saturday. June 18, Milan acted as host and hostess. Feed peonies now with fertilizer arrangements were white gladioli high In potash and low in nitrogen. Mlag Carol Keeler of MUan, a and majestic daisies. Vegetables should have extra by Rev. Fr. Raymond Moggenbcrg served by Mbs Karen Shipp of potassium and cobalt to improve Delton, and lhe coffee by Miss their color and develop normally. and Mrs. L. J. Caston of Hastings The brides, sisters, are the Susan Grnblnski of Muskegon. Plant day Hiles after main daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. Presiding over the gift table were blooming period lias poised, but and Mra. John Sills of Detroit John Maurer of R2 Nashville. The Miss Caston, escorted down the before mid-August. couples served as attendants for lotto Foote, both of Vermontville. aisle by her father, was attired each other, and the bridesmaid In a floor-lmgth gown ot silk pcau sided and transplanted, but unit de sole. The regal empire bodice was Miss Gerl Bahs, daughter of until August to transplant Siberian Miss Nancy Hlgble left WedMr. and Mrs. Carl Bahs of Nash­ ville. and Die sbter of John Bahs. Michael Orey, at Overland Park. Rosea may be propagated now slecvea were flounced with French binski of Muskegon. and lhe vo­ Kan., before going on to Casa by cutting and putting under a calists. all brothers of the brides, also trimmed with the French were Julius of Nashville, Thomas Alencon lace. The elegant Watteau or winter. train fell softly from the shoulders Oriental poppies and bleeding , where it was attached with bows hearts can be divided and, trans­ pliques of French Alencon lace. planted now. She .wore short white kid gloves. planted now for full and early To top the picture of loveliness, the bride chose a pillbox cov­ spring blooming. uuiu_iuiig zuciu^ui withW1U1 matching Alencon lace Members also were told of a ered crcu in Hr and luul seed pearls rIs with many layers ■ Hi Double Wedding At St. Edwards, Lake Odessa S Liou’ll love our 1 BAKED GOODS 32c LIMFA RYE BREAD H>. 36c BAKED BEANS Crest Norihem Beans—Seasoned just right. CINNAMON FRY ROLLS6 for 42c A rich yeast raised dough with cinnamon, Iced and lopped with a nut crunch. * . FRIDAY & SATURDAY IAKER S DOZEN DAYS—Buy I DW*. and Get "13." Cookies, fry rolls, Danish, baked sweet rolls, etc. FULL-APART CINNAMON BREAD-------------------- 48c Two loaves . . . just pop In oven lor 10 minutes and serve hot. COFFEE CAKES—Family Sim 63c--------------Small Date nut, butternut, almond, cherry, apple, blueberry and brown sugar nut. 35c Rtmtfnber Monday is PANTRY DAY—5 Ivt. Bread $1 Wednesday COOKIE DAY-g-_4 Dox. Asst. $1 DALE’S BAKE SHOP ON U G U E s for M. moe usu, K 4 Un. M «S u U>, nj-euhors and woodoockers that arc sunpoe'edly the sue of crowa, and there Is sold lobe more virgin timber ---------------------------there.... than. In... all--lhe midwtsiem steles combined. Porties^Fete rarue^reie Summer Visitors The reception was held in lhe wearing a kelly-green linen coat community room of the church and dress ensemble. She wore where Mr. and Mra. Earl Pennock white accessories and a gardenia A close friend of lhe newly married couple, who flew to Has­ tings from New York to attend lhe wedding, flew them to Chicago Angeles. They will continue Irony Country Club to Serve Fisherman's Catch at 5:30 P.M. Mark Beedlc cut the bride's cake. Miss Linda Wolf served the groom's cake. Miss Janella Gorllnger served the punch and others ambling were Miss Karen Llcbhauscr and Miss Marilyn Shaw. Mbs Susan before these two "Family top- VACATION fields at the dinner and bridge given at tho Hastings Country Club. (Mra. Charles Truesdell waa in charge of this club event.) Give Eaton b Barry Counties a CIRCUIT JUDGE that has all three Births at Pennock moon In Northern Michigan. Uie bride changed to a long sleeved lUten whipcream shift trimmed in roses from her bridal bouquet. They returned Friday, and Baturwhere they will be living in an apartment in the married housing unit at the Unfvenity. The groom is studying there for the Intelli­ gence Department of the US. Air Farce. The groom'* parents entertained al a buffet dinner Saturday eve­ ning at their home In Hastings. The bride graduated from Maple Valley High School tn 1865 and Gilmore Jeweler 102 E State Wl 5-5316 uated from Hastings High School bi IMS. Plan A Carefree Dick Cooks were hocus for din­ ner at the Tack Club In Battle CIRCUIT JUDGE VOTE FOR lALLAXO Personal Mention ] and Mra. Hensley were honored RUMta at a luncheon and bridge given by Mra. Raymond Pinole VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE MRS. HARRY BRADFORD MILES. JR. . . . Miu Ann Marie Shilton Becomes Bride. Margery Kilmer of Hastings. and Kts of gardenias and feathered blue carnations. Heinze of Sunfield, friends of the Immediately following the cere­ bride. They chose floor-length mony. a reception was held at the gowns of pink dotted Swiss over returned home Friday. Hastings Country Club with Mr. Mrs. Marten Noah and daugh­ and Mrs Robert Spangler of East Guests at the Cheater Stowell ter. Valerie. arrived Friday from Grand Rapids as master and mlsCalifornia to visit the Russell Sidney Kenyon of Hastings was son. Douglas Stowell of Cleveland. Kimmels for several weeks ' Ohio, and Mbs Carol Thompson of throughout the dub with bouquets Hastings, waa the groomsman. Birmingham, Mich. of white gladioli, blue majestic Sealing the guests were David The Lawrence Gibson family of daisies and feathered blue carna­ Shilton of Nashville, brother of Hills, N. J- for a vLilL Doug is tions. Uie bride, and Philip Higbee of to visit his mother, Mra. Mary Miss Donna Steeby preaided at Hastings, friend of the groom. Gibson, and his brothers, the Ray­ Inter-Chemical and moved last mond and Henry Gibson families Russell Belfield and Mr. and Mrs. Mlles of Hastings, brother of the Guests at the John Mahlers Willard Smith assisted al the groom, and Michael Shilton, Nash­ punch table. Mra. Stuart Cleve­ ville, brother of lhe bride. The land iuid Mra. Franklin Huntley candiellghtera were Miss Sandra Shilton, sister of the bride, and furnished by Bud Wolfe. Miss Patty Mlles, sister of lhe When the newlyweds left for Parties for Summer visitors The attendanui were dressed continue In the usual pattern of Identically in floor-length dresses busy social schedules for the of blue shk crepe sculptured to the honorees. empire look. The train wks molded to lhe dress and gathered at the tiic luncheon and bridge given shoulder with a satin bow. Their The "Fisherman's Catch" will by Mra. Homer Smith al her blue veils were held in place with .u- cottage, were Mrs. a 4Lnc orgwiai rosette and they 1x3 served at the Hastings CixmGun y Lake Jack Mehan of Chicago and carried “SUirlite" bouquets In dlfMbs Julia Rebell ot Tucson. ferent shades of blue carnations Friday, Mr. and Mra. Rudy Flora, Artz, who arc here visiting their and blue satin leaves. The maid chairmen, have announced. of honor's liad an added touch of i now. stephanotis. nesday when Mra. Clifford BrainHenry Sills of Detroit served ns , his son's best man and ushers were i Bruce Kramer, Jr., of Pewamo, McCloskey. Mr. and Mra. Rointui tie Creek. Tills Thursday Use and Allan Levy. Arthur Baum. Jr. Feldpauach. Mr. and Mra. Gale ond Anthony Broun, all of Detroit. Keihl. Mr. and Mra. Harvey ScxMrs. Russell Putman at Pullman For her daughter's wedding. Mra. In Allegan County. Caston chose a two-piece blue . . __— —___ ,— Friday the Jack Caton family linen sheath dress with appllqued Mra. Homer Smith. Mr. and Mra. lhe bodice and skirt. She icoocrt Robert Walldorff. Mrs. xraruon Carlton win Indiana polls to wauoorn. airs, will arrive from Indianapolis to|| lace on the join her mother and aunts before I wure matching blue accessories Kacchclo and Mr. and Mra. Lin their departure for Chicago Sat- and her corsage was gardenias Snyder. urday. En route they will visit and feathered blue carnations The ------------ • “ ------------wore a designer's tho Dr. Arthur Haight family in groom's * mother “■ " I The Richard Shuster family iiave Benton Harbor. The Catons will costume of a silk print dress with 1 returned from a trailer-trip holl­ a turquoise silk and wool coat with' day through Wisconsin. ■tay here all next week. Houaegueete of the Roman Feldpauscnee. her-piother. Mra. nlng 1. Experience 01 a Judge Charlotte Municipal Judge since Jan. 1965. 2. Experience in Criminal Law Eaton County Prasacutor 8 Yoon. 3. Experience in Civil Law 16 Yean as a Circuit Court Trial Lawyer. . The grandmothers of the bride. liana and Ivy with a detachable Caston. both from Pewamo, were noil. ooUlnod doUesU M ««.» <1 eUr, She won- > t»srl ■ J™ necklace which was given to her . s by the groom's parent and a diaaiV^'a^or^n FYktay mand pendant, a gift of the groom. naroor urn Mlg# Trfn> 0( Lan- l ___________ i On Saturday morning. Mr. and sing served as maid of honor and * brldcturutlds were Mrs. Steven Clink!| Mrs. Stuart Cleveland and Mr. and Mra J. Franklin Huntley gave Ill । tiie former Carol Jerowi of j Muskegon. Mbs Jane Levy of De-1I a brunch for about 60 guests which included the wedding party and trolt and Miss Margaret Kosovac out-of-town guests. | of Detroit. 2nd far matching accessories and a corsage Of gardenias and feathered blue ried a crescent bouquet of white Miss Ruth Shilton. the bride s sis­ erul days Uicre before going on to ter. assisted with Uie gifts. ; Mexico city. Tosco, and finally Aoapulco. mother chose a watermelon­ Out-of-town guests the ----wed—---— ---at ---- — -- ---cilrifg and rcccpwon ding reception came rrom from colored.' two-piece knit suit with rwl statM irwiuHIncr rtntnrwHo ns a royal blue knit suit with gold in continual existence for TO milMlehtean cities Indudlne Hon years. It Is now the 634-acre 1 She carried a 'Sterllte'' bouquet *‘L'r Bell Woods H.U0WU ft*. TWrr o| Ullond erdenlss sUpta- ' SffSS ^SwJtxSS white carnations and pink sweet- Hensley of Knoxville. Tenn., were Judge Robert C. Ballard length skirt was of white crepe, and the detachable train, of the “Without my extension phoni I’d run myself ragged!” You'll run less-accomplish more-with extension phones in your home. The cost is low. AslTfor this delightful "OK little Princess* phone in a color to brighten your decor. HOWARD CASH LOANS *1000 ‘25 Pay All Your Bills 109.90 t|2.78 32.00 31.24 eer sas. te WOO Get Extra Cash For Vacation E Local Finance Call our Business Office. Or ask your Telephone Man. WOW �■ANNO lay is cnt-Elect Hospital Unit Itapital. was named At the annual meeting the past president Donald Shepherd, i' .J I . it PMOCK HOSPiTAl Done in 60 Dayt Colprovla Com- •I>B Bos* IUM, XI <Mgia. fl Ounrll whoee office* have LAXSIHO — Job* »ui OraaaUww. July 13. . —--------- — hospitals to The appointment, effective MIDDLSVUXI — Alsks eeosHm thrtr buying poorer to July 74. waa announced by War- July 13; *r«B<»i OUv>< !*■> lower the coot of hospltall- ten W. Bhapton, Region III gh volume purchxz* manager M, Jaly M; r. puia. Jolj is. and equipment used .. ■■■ q , 1 For Banner ClaMfied Ads Call Wl 5-34*1. . 11'; WulU I or«u Sv, ialy M: 303 3U44K Lals O. LAPO PHARMACY full SS; Tkewaa O» r 14. ICKETS Resetved Seats. .32.25 Genetai Admission: wooduuto — Adults.............52.00 f.Vft’ll'1 Children.......... >1.00 PROFESSIONAL lope with order to HOMING RODEO Healey, Sunday. * Mrs ■rd a«iMo. got a. hi* a, aur»u" |M1», 301 W. c««n. K*r»u OUoe. ; at lhe Yankee Springs Recrea­ tion area, has been promoted to Vfoa cf Michigan's main office the position of assistant superand vmtooaae is located at 120 ■ intendent of Holland Stale Park. Bros* began employment m started a* item ^WYOMING Michigan Battle Cna*. , Subcontractor* with Colprovla are Uie P Company for concrete work cost­ ing >4242 and Van Ordan Com­ pany and Buhem*. Company foe sewer work and grading at a oo*t ot >25.111. Jiiacktopplng by Colprovla will be 16.1*750. . Improvement of N. William Gibson '' imTSSI Hurt in Crash Highbank By Mrs. Fern BawbUts NMk.UU gJl-1101 Th* following year Michigan was widened to Thom and to Stale Road In 1953. Michigan was wid­ condiUon In Pennock Ikopital and two children of Villa Park. ened south of State Street to this Wednesday morning follow- Hl, returned to their home after Tuesday at Court and Washlng- spending 10 days with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bell. According to the police report, Mr and Mra. Ray Roush of Bal- (o"WESTWARD-HO”to \FORT LAMAR PARM WYOMING, MICHIGAN *»S«V 4-W Hosahalnstiea E. State LAYAWAY COAT EVENT 152 ANY COAT PURCHASED THIS WEEK —15% OFF! BUY EARLY AND SAVE. 10% DOWN HOLDS YOUR SELECTION. Lovely coat* trimmed in mink, fox, or of untrimmed coat* in wools, suedes, boucle* or herringbone*. Shop early and see the newest style* in car coals, in your choice of meltons, vinyls, corduroys, and glenartic piles. The very newest Myles in lhe Military Look, Chesterfields, rip-out linings of luxurious orlon pile. You will find site* in Junior Petite*, St. Cyril Catholic Church Catalpa Holl • Gun Lake Sunday, August 7, 1966 Come one, come oil Clinton, Orchard and Clinton 'The greater percentage of our traffic, coming and leaving our plant, travels tn these yictnltle*,” Johnston wrote. "We feel that this lighting would be of Import­ ance towards safety to our em­ ployee* and the citizens of Has­ ting* residing in this area.” Keith B. Norris. Consumers Power Mies engineer, wrote the Council that two property own­ er* on N. Jefferson refused per­ I mission to build an overhead ‘circuit from Uie t*ck lot line to the street to Install a 6,500 lumen mercury light in the mid­ dle of the 1500 block. The origi­ nal resolution authorising that light, plus light* at the Inter- . young ond old! A day pf fun and enjoyment for all! Barbecue - Games - Refreshments Serving from 11 o.m. to 5 p.m. Festival till 11 p.m. HASTINGS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS E X P E R Q U A F E N UPHOLSTERING E D D vote Wayne Haxel AUGUST 2nd for Phone 374-3523 MIKESELL FOR Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Circuit Judge (BARRY and EATON) FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m. a • • • NON PARTISAN .......... Background .............. Trial Attorney for 13 Years Prosecuting Attorney for Eaton County Assistant Attorney General of Michigan 4 Years Judicial Position of Special Deputy Hwy. Comm. Paid for by »h* Committee for Willard L. M.keiell foe Circuit Judge note lhe center light. Painting traffic and pedet- BRING HOME A NEW WALL THIS WEEKEND Company of Gibsonburg, Ohio. The reflector bead* cost >1OT 15 for the 681 pounds. paint atrtpgallon* of wfiltopolnt was 1168 06. 33 gallons of yellow paint was 172 60. 5215 feet of on-street parking line* was 5260 75. 3.566 Jurt pick up a taw aha^s of our top-quality Prafiniahed Fanaling. Wa'II gi»a you aary-to- >17930. 5,040 feet of crosswalks wa* >504 and the 748 feet of rattoon, or your choice in the lovely selection Chicken Barbecue & Festival Hubbard Hills Samuel E. WllI their home in ■y after visiting Anna cenlly. She 1* a patient in Com­ munity Hospital. Battle Creek. * Gordon LytUe is home from the Army and is working. Mr. and Mn. Gale LytUe and family from Frederick, Md. hare Buerge and Coleman 3M. Burke been visiting hla parent*. Mr. 41. Burkholder and Miller both and John Hopkins and B1K1 -.... 42*. ----and Mt* Mra. Lloyd l,)Lur LytUe ■ * raiuiSatur- with — .... 43* —— day night Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Fred IPortcous with with 31 39 po'nta. Lyttle gave a birthday party for > Joe Burkholder, with Gordon LytUe and Mrs. Gary took over 1st place on the Gold LytUe. * Mra Lina Jackson to team wlUi Buerge one point be­ viklting her daughter. Mra. Lloyd hind. George Miller and John LytUe. * Mra. Grace Miller re­ Hopkins tied for thlni with 31 ceived the sad word that Mra. point* each. On lhe Silver team. PhD WaDRobert Miller of Mt Clemeth dorff la lending with 36 point*, Stanton to a patient at the second wlUi 35 to Art Bennett and C. Pusnlka* third with 34. Community Hospital. Tuesday's Results: Mr. and Mr*. Elwood Higbee Blrke 45. 4 point*. Coleman 38, and Mis* Carol Hal) call*d op , 0 points: Bottcher 62. 0. Mr and Mra Clarence Campbell. -• Cxlnder -"LTn. .. YU Cindy and Douglas. * The Jolly 45. 4; Buerge 38. j4. Hnlwr*. Hubert Ml »’. O' <’• Neighbors Birthday Club will Burkholder 43. 4. Johnston 50, meet Aug. 4 at the Stile* cottage 0; Hudson 54. 0. Markle 49. 4: al Clear Lake. Hostesses will be Isham 48. 0. Norris 48. 4: KcnNortT SUles. Ora McCarty and nedy 47. 4. Peter* 49. °:, M. SnyMlldred Steven*. * Mr. and Mra. der 48. 1. Burke 41. 3: Kruko 50. Perd Stevens attended the Drain 0. Pusnlka* 53. 4: McCloskftt 53. Commissioners Convention alj4, L. Snyder 47. 0; MUIer 42. 0, Boyne Mountain Lodge last week.' Tredinnick 55. 4; Cleveland 46. _______ •-----------4. Walldorf! 46. 0; Porteous 43. 4. Bath towel* store beat on Bennett 55. 0; Stedman 53. 4, shdvwt 12 and 16 inches deep; । Clarke 51. 0. . sheet* and piBowcaaes on ahelvta -- --------- •——— .. * . j—_ ■» o vy V... Unnnj-r All* Call Wl 5-3481. home economist* have found. Gibson waa riding hla 1968 Hon­ of the Albert Bells * Miss Bev­ da north on Washington when erly Hart, daughter of Mr. and he collided with a IBM Oldsmo- Mrs. Robert Hart and her girl friend are enjoying a vacation Mrs. Dorothy Adrounle. In Colorado. * Mr. and Mra. Dale Bishop. Nyla and Douglas of sclous and suffered a head injury, Battle Creek, were Sunday eve­ possible Internal Injurica. a frac- ning callers of Mr. and Mra. Vern HawbUtx and Mr. and Mra. and injured ankle. Blair HawbUtx. * Mr. and Mrs George Nummber ot St Louis were Sunday afternoon and eve­ ning callers of her parent*. Mr bile In Lansing when the mis­ and Mra. Clyde Retd. Other call* Larry Poll and E D. Cheney hap occurred. era were Mr. and Mra. Rolland have petitioned lhe City to open Reid and family of Nashville up Montgomery Street to the and Mr. and Mra. Tom Reid of soulli line of the Amon Baton Carlisle Road. * Saturday after­ subdivision for providing access noon caller* of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Reid were Mra. Eva Ship­ By Mri. Albert Green man and Kathy Reid of Has­ tings. * Hastings Fair Week and all SH'er* are taking their pro­ and sister, Miss Flossie Rue. of ject*. * Mrs Bruce Brown of Muskegon and Florida, visited Bellevue spent Thursday with Aidermen informed them that Monday with Miss Betty Allen. her grandmother. Mrs Austin Sc han ta Her cousin. Mrs Char­ Rue are niece* of th* late Ell lene Beedle. accompanied her current construeuon season and Reese, formerly of this place, w home, returning on Friday. cur suggested they confer with Di- Mra. Edna Newton of Freeport rector of Public Services Ken “d granddaughter. La Bant Laberteaux to determine whether Plaine, of Grand Rapids called Gartlnger Reunion Tho 48 th annual GarUnger re­ they would prefer to hire a con- on Mlaa Betty Allen, Bunday. * Betty Allen, accompanied Mrs. Leona McGhee of Middleville to Mr and Mrs Arthur Raffler, at tractors to put in streets and Lansing Friday to see Leona's Tupper Lake. Sunday. July,31 son. Gary McGhee, graduate with potluck dinner at 1 pm. service* at their own expense. Poll also said he had an op- from lhe State Police school. _ __ ___ _______________ Good luck. Gary. Lake-O Senior Group south of the Amon Eaton sub- I Mr*. Betty Allen exhibit* many Tire Senior Citizens met July division for future development.' of her palnUng* In her front The official Board of the A*- yftrd *nd several folks have SI at the Dike Odtwa Communi­ sembly of God Church at 102 X I stopped and looked them over. ty Center with the Sunfield Club Woodland asked the City to va- * Mr. *nd Mra. George Hom. a* guests. A program and buHcate Jefferson from Woodland Jr- *nd children of Kalamaaoo. ness meeting followed Uie 6.30 south 251.43 feet and give a deir camped on the Archie Burd farm smorgasbord and’ used “ the new title to the right-of-way tto the | last week *"* ** “ w pond church. The board atked to be for swimming, a Mr. and Mrs. advised in writing a* to Whit Roderick Tietz of R1 HasUngs and family; also camped there terms are agreeable for the prop­ erty. Th* requeat wa* signed by on the weekend. * Mr. and Mrs Pastor M*lvtn F. Goble, Br-.n- Roderick Tletx. R1 Hastings, and tary - Treasurer WIDlkm Bs-son and Deacdhi H. M. Stitt, Dale tended the wedding of their • Pickup sad Delivery. nephew. Isirry Burd, and Miss Miller and HlUls IZJMrd. • Many Sampler Carol Wilcox, Sunday evening. Congratulations to you.* * Mr committee. Thoma* Johnston, division THE FURNITURE tie Creek called on the Burd* Company, requested the City to and Greens Sunday. BUILDING Richard L Austin, owner of the City Cab Company, reported to the City Council Monday night that he obtained a chauf­ Carlton Center Methodist feur's license and hl* cab Ucenae W8C8 will meet, Aug. 4 at 1:00 suspension by Chief of Police Rlcnard Bun lor was lifted. Chief vin. Roll call will be answered Sunlor had suspended his cab by giving a verse from Acts. license after he paid a >50 fine far driving without a license fol­ lowing an accident on W. State Irondde Agonty Hal Buerge. carding a fine 3* along with Jim Coleman, sank an eagle two on 4 par No. 3 hole Tutaday night on the Bill* League al Uie Hasting* Country club. Mr and Mr* Orlle VanSyckl* Michigan Avenue from the L«R°y BrO“ ” . Wiatoan Mallory, administrator Promoted by SSS Conservation Dept. eom Wild Thursday supper guesl and Mr* Vern Wekher. * Ther** - ~ Bunday caller Scheduled to Bo lhe 36 group purchasing group* Buerge Sinks Fntrlp Rlis.fi Eagle in in Bliss HCC Grcuit Lacey . 3-Block Project one that actually stocks and: handle* supplies for the tx»pltata tiirrrby making a greater W annual meeting North Michigan' Widening Job To Cost $36,836 follow Inatallation advica. Company from June 23 through July 12 totaled 314 235.42. That Included >346329 for patching. Single seal coat on major streets such a* Harxiver. MUI. Clinton street wort totaled >7,50352 In­ cluding*' the City ’ Hall parking lot. Wort on the skating pond with limestone cover at 15 cents, 3.157 square yards, coat >473 55. Mr. and Mn. Arthur Cook left Tuesday for California where he will attend the National Union Convention at Ban Francisco and Lloyd Thompson at taught Ludlow Remodel a room with our easy-toinstall Knotty Pine paneling. You'll love the warmth and charm it adds HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Burbank. Junora, Miasy and Half Sires. High OF QUALITY S WAYS TO BUY . I2S NO. JEFFERSON ST. starting Mr teaching dutlee in September Kenfleld fan ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �Noma Committaa* For KC Festival Mrs. Johnson Of Lake Odessa Dies Monday cataipa Kall, Campbell Township Cyril's Jim Maurer Now WU Managar of Ann Arbor Office where manager of the office In Ypsi­ lanti. the Refuge Rebekah Lodge. Her only survivor* are niece* former telegraph manager, Leon and nephews. V. Corey, who I* dow manager of the Akron. Ohio. Wtalcm Union. Quest* of the Jack Lombkas nath of Long Beach. Calif. Last week they took a trip through I Northern Michigan with the Boo !Rapid* and Mr*. Tina Beckwith Lock* a* their destination. Mr. ' and Mr*. Monath will return to 1! their home on Aug. 1. < ELKS' DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 30 Urtiaa Tv&—Fa*a* I 6 Michigan Artists Wm. Davidson Can Enter State Of Gun Lake Fair Competition Bliss Profit, Backlog Up In Half Year Stas Trumble, C.L.U. and family, Mr. and Mra. Don Hammond and family and Mr. family of Battle Creek; MY a Glenn Thornburg and family o< Marrellu.*, Mr. and Mrs. June* Middleville Needs 7 More Teachers Supt. Earl Vansickle report* tlons open at Middleville T-K Cinick Music by "Gale Trio' Langtnveid and family and family of Kalamazoo: Duane Dancing 9:30 to 1:30 $2.00 Couple t*...—I..L. 9ft 1QAA T1>.rU. r. July M. 1964 Dies Sunday Cyclist Injured Elks Temple - Hastings Members & Guests The Hastings Banner Hastings High bond student to tour Europe with the Musical Youth International Band and Choir, has arrived horns and re­ afternoon. ’ port* a moat inetreatlng experi­ In charge of the kitehen will ence—or rather, a tour filled AU resident artist* of Michigan with interesting experiences. are eligible to enter original , Elaine, who plays the flute, The E. W. BUaa Company has Bendcm for William Devidaon. in the annual Art Exhlblwas the only Hasting* High stu­ reported net income of 83.148. < 83 j works Quad* from CtariottMvUM, tlon and competition to be held BE. R3 MlddlcvtUe. Gun Lag*. . , dent on lhe tour, but there were for the six months ended June a[ several others-from Michigan. a: Uje me auro- rair whkch wnicn open.* Beeler Funeral Home In Middle30. 1966, on sales of 878.789.673 1।Friday. August 26. and runs Dining room and waitresses. Net Income " England. Belgium. Uie Nether­ . through September 5. labor Day lands. Switzerland. Italy. Austria Competition will I n e I ■ d e and Luxemburg. While In Kerk- slock after preferred dividend rade In the Netherlands, where one having white hair, Marvin Chairman of booths: Henry they participated In a three-day contest of bands, they had the h<Aor of playing a special con­ There were 2.678273 common Hospital. cert for the Prince before their shares outstanding at June 30. 1966. compered with 2208215 a Leo Verltnde, Tom Cavanaugh. pleased that ba stayed through year earlier. Net income In the Blanche: four daughter*. Mr*. the latter concert alio. AU work.* should be delivered 1865 first half was 82268.680 on 1956. Glen Qurd. Elaine's parents and slater, sales of 166202.185. to the Community Arte Building The girt* working so hard to Cook*: Herman 8t. Martin. Mr and Mrs. Maynard Tucker Net income for the three at the Fairgrounds on or before and Eileen, went to Washington. months ended June 30. 1966 was Augiut- 5. Judges wiU then select Bernard Ouggtrao*. 11212209 or 58 cent* per share Gam« chairmen: Ron Beyer final concert. Their stay there versus 81221.417 or 44 rente for the works suitable for exhibition Rapids; 10 grandchildren, and/ and competition during the Fair. four grru'. grandchildren. and David Yarger, with Dick z ■ the equivalent period *01 1965. Preliminary and final judging planned a* the group was still In Sales for the-.second quarter of Scotland upon their arrival due 19M were 841.149239. a* com­ will be done by Walter McBride, curator of the Grand Rapids Art to plane repairs. pared to 834239.112 a year ago Gallery, and Jean Dodenhoff. as­ David McIntyre, Larry McVay However, the Scotland delay Arnold R. Hlsted, 17. R2 Haasistant curator. Detroit Institute was made most Interesting for that could not be located. ting*. McGlynn Road, wo* in­ the student*. Elaine reports that Inetude One entry is allowed from each jured about 3:55 pm. Friday Hudson and Julien Lubienleckl all through their tour, the Inter-1 on of Alto; Mr. and artist. Only work* not previously .. ..................................... ...................... when hlt • 1865 Shupp and family of for Instance, the wife of the dlJohn McLean. acceptable. The entry fee of 83 driven by Daniel R Rose. IB. Ticket*: Kenneth Laberteaux, rector. Mr*. Noble, sang with the; must accompany the fine arte Nashville, while riding his moPat Hodge*. Jack Crnnlnger and John Campbell and family. Mr. band, and the crowd would gath-1 Norbert Schowaiter. er around her, placing in front dent, said that the order back-' entry blank which can be ob- torcycle. According to the report, j)______ _ I UJ RV. 1UIU the Utile children, who would try log at June 30. 1966 approxlmat- talned from Pauline Harris. Hlsted cut across the approach Mr* J esate Green.-and John ?*’*>! ChY1?,U; to sing along with her In their ed 8125,000.000 compared to i Community Arte Department di- , to Charlotte Road coming from 8121200.000 on Dec. 31. 1965 and rector. Michigan Blate Fair. De- the west and hit the Mustang Scobey wore entertained for a,“f* “r ..*nL>fU language. 8112200.000 on June 30. 1965. trolt. Michigan 48203.headon. oookout al the Edward Ander-1Chrlj Vcls funU’r She sang scores from such mu­ ; and Mra Louis Maurer and fam­ sical hits a* “Bound of Music" ily of Grand Rapid*; Mr. and etc., which were familiar to Mra. Everett Couch and family. many. A potluck dlnnar Her parent* were Charles and Loretta (Pott) Bushnell, pioneers of Campbell Township. She married Warren Johnaon. IBM. Be. at Elaine Tucker Returns After European. Tour with games. pony ride*. t&’i in Attend '56 10th JIF ,«w Warren Johnson. had lived with 176 Class Reunion Teacher* are needed for high school girls phyttcal edfl- coaching, elementary physical New York Life Phong Vermontville 259-7298 CHECK OUR HOME &. PROPERTY LISTINGS Russel) Keech and Centreville; Mr. and Huva and family of Mra. Stephen Oegood family of Mr*. David Greenville: and family I don't need cash with an HOB CREDIT CARD! principal and first and third Ynentaiy principal, ha* resigned to become elementary principal charge of kindergarten through family of Lake Odessa; Mr. and ■th grade. Mrs. John Cuddahee and' family. ^THE WEEK Port Elementary Schools and Ingram and family. Mr. and Mr*. Caught physical education tt the Joe. Bennett and family. Mr. and West Elementary School. Tile T-K aciiool board meet* at Mr*. Robert Conner and family. axlopt the budget. The public h famlly.JAr. and Mkft JXm Fal­ coner and family. Don Fountain. Mr. and Mr*. Stan Snyder and family, Mias Solly Heath. Miss Ccclle Hoori. Mr. and Mr* Allen lAncattcr and family, Mr and Mr*. Darrell Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith and family, Mr. and Mra. Art'Meade, Mr. and Mr*. Date Bmjth and family, Mr. and Mra Robert Shaffer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Duffy and family..Mr. and Mra Robt. Shurlow and family. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tolles and family, all Of Hastings. Mr*. Richard Sappcnfteld and family of Redondo Beac|*« Calif., and Mr. and Mrs James Quods and family from Chariotteevlile. Va. Thirty couples gathered at Middie-Villa that evening. AUTOMOBILE A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of AH Types TWO NICE BUILDING LOT$ in the Butler Addition. Hasting*, for .$■00.00 $IXTIEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, he* fire bedroom home, h** three bedroom* upstair* and two down, living room, bath, dining room, kitchen, basement oil furnace, front and back porches, $7,700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, ha* oil and gat station and general store stock, would consider trade. A R>AL NICE BUNGALOW IN THI SECOND WARD, ha* living room, two bedroom*, kitchen aM full bath, attached garage, aluminum tiding, drape* and floor covering* go J*ith It for $10,500.00 A SFIIT.LEVIL (FOUR LBVILS), IN TNI 1« WARD, fop level ha* three bodroom* and bath, next level kitehen with built-in oven, ttove. carpeted living room, family room, with fireplace, ttudv and half - bath, baiement, attached double garage, has aluminum siding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY IN CARLTON TWP.. dose to town, a beautiful home ha* car. peted living room, three bedroom*. «tove and oven built in. kitchen and bath, attached garage. Oll-fked furnace In basement. breexew*y 10 garage. I* Insulated, cement driveway, aluminum storm window, and screens, (new) deep well, new pump, ha* disposal In sink, for only----- $11,000.00 A GOOD HOME AT CARLTON CENTER located on IH-aere lot, ha, three bedroom, upstair, and 24 x 36 ft. bam, lot* of tree* .(Walnut, apote. plnel. carpet and pad In lhe living room, Woodland school bu* pick* up children for the Woodland *chool and priced at$7,000.00 TWO EXCELLENT LOTS In the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, pared itreet with utility service* In for--—-$1,600.00 a*. INSURANCE By Wdvarta Receives Sentences ■Keith W. Martin. Laming, was of O4ir fast claim service and per­ sonal attention when You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! ELECTRICAL SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE SIftVICIS plu* 87.38 court cost* or serve 10 days In Jail on charges of assault and battery and dlsorderllnesa resulting -from incidences ‘~ Nashville. He waa arrested by Chief Robert D. Parker. Arriving tills weekend to visit the Hecmann Bouchers for n Plainfield. N. J. OFFICE SUPPLIES HASTINGS FLORISTS Courthouse Sank* FAINT b WALLPAPER HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES E. L. Carpteeter Hardware Gamble* INSURANCE AGENCY “Sldo of Strand Theatre'1 219 Was* State St. Supply PHARMACISTS FLUMIINC H eating Ing room, dining room, kitchen and stool, utility room, new gas furnace and water heater. h«s cellar. IN THI SECOND WARD. ■ nice home In A-l condition, three bedroom* and new bath up*talr* and down a living room, dining room, kitchen and half bath, basement with gat heating system, It MUSIC INSTRUCTION Foe AU Type* of HEATING b AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING, REFAIRS SEPTIC TANK SERVIOE CLOTHING » ACCESSORIES ALSO IN THE SECOND WARD, an Income property with apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and downstair, It ha, living room, three bedroom,, kitchen and bath, aluminum siding, patio, olt furnace, tiled b*th, large yard with fence, and I, Insulated for $11,500.00 RUGS b FLOOR COVERINGS JEWELERS SHOES DEPARTMENT STORES LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS DRY CLEANERS LUMBER b BUILDING SUFFLIES TELEVISION. RADIO A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN. IN TNI FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* and a full bath ,-..$7,500.06 A RIAL NICE FLACI IN IRVING TOWNBHIF with two.bodrooqi* upstair* and down It ha* living room, dining room, bath and kitchan, and Utility room, healed with bottle ga* and spec* heater, four-acre-!*♦ for..$5,250.00 AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD. Insulated and aluminum storm win­ . .. . ------ u.--------- ---------------- -- —ui. ------■ st--------------lrxj modern bath, and bedroom* with closet* downstair* a .large living t and hardwood floor*, TV slxod bathroom with colored fixture,, a glauad-ln Oae Hour MarHaiaiag Slipping will never be more convenient than It is right now . . . with * FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say “Charge it, Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bink’s Credit Card $15,000.00 Plan. Remember, it's a free service to you when your account is paid in A RIAL GOOD. YEAR ‘ROUND HOMS RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, ha* living room, three nice bedroom*, dining and kitchen full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per IN THE SECOND WARD, in A-l condition with three bedroom, upstair* and one bedroom down, two living room*, dining room, naw kitchen, full bath, full batamant with oil furnace, den on $9,000.00 month and extend .payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee‘added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your. FREE HCB Credit Card NOWI ' WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS COMPLETE BANKING I TRUST SERVICE IITATI IR HASTINGS SALESMAN Illis liiii|i; llilii flimh MEMBER. Fpdaral DoposM H*m Wwm Wl 5*3004 �for Tourney iss Whips »-THE HARTINGS BANNER ~ ictors to Play At Sunfield in Gass C Meet How to Identify Coho,;, Kokanee Salmon . Moose Lose at Lansing In Tournament HHS 1966-67 Schedule! TWIN NIX THURSDAY To Repreaent Town In CUua C. Diviaion Vera (Stab) Altardlng are rtnrioa vabsity Sipe 1» St Jokos Oct a trtmii trip* including a double while four official times at bat and Mike Youngs got two singles. Press Division lads the Hastings Viking had four hits. Wood­ tournament championship. mansee got a home run and a single. Bob Kinney and Jeff Kimmel singled Dave Williams went the route for the locals pitching hla best RACIFIC SALMON (KOKAHee ANO COHO) Ruth Crown Wes VanDenburg’s Indiana mine whether the entire District cinched the Babe Ruth title Class D tournament will be held Monday with a 6-1 victory over at Sunfield along with the Claw C tourney, or whether two sites talned by Jack Reynolds. The victory gives the Indians a per­ If enough teams are entered to feet 10-0 record. The Braves are currently 6-4 could be the second site if an­ with only 3 games remaining. other community doesn’t have a The Indians were led by Newell stronger bld Hastings ha^ a Class D tourney last year, which might throw tiie 1966 tourna­ apiece. VanDenburg pitched a ment to another town. three hitter and struck out nine for the victory. In other Babe Ruth action Joe Lyon*' Giants remained In third In the final game of the tour­ nament Monday night. Harry ting Chuck Sunthelmer's Tta, 2-0. Smith allowed one hit shutting out the last place :eri. Kevin West led the win- High, had things his own way all through the game. .Uniting the Indians had Hastings Mfg. Co. to four hits, two coming in the third inning when Ken Nell scored after lead­ ing off with a single. Art Fredcn- VanDenburg fired a one-hitter burg doubled with two out to for the Indiana as Brian Pufpaff tack, Reynolds scored the win­ ning run In the -last inning In second inning getting four runs the Braves victory. In Cub league action Art Mer­ id the final rill's Astro* continued winning, when Paul beating Spencer Goodyear’s Ori­ oles »-5 last Wednesday and played a fine defensive game TROUT P»4 HAS (2 MtfSS BAYS. x STeeuteAo) Under its program to boost Michigan's spottfishing, the Conservation Department has introduced mote than three million kokanee salmon in Torch and Higgins lakes within lhe last two springs. As part of this plan, first-ycar plant­ ings of about 800,000 coho salmon were made in three northern Michigan streams thia spring. Now, Department fisheries men arc eager to learn how these new fish are doing. Thir illustration should help fishermen tell kokanee and coho* from trout so they can report their catches of these fisb. The kokanee released last year n w measure four to six inches and some of them should be hooked this . summer ip Torch intFUigginS lakes. Some of the earlymaturing cohos may migrate up a few of Michigan's Great lakes streams this fall. The best bets for their runs include the Big Huron River, the Platte River and Bear Creek, where they were originally released, and the Big Manistee River below Bear Creek. Regulations arc being drawn up to provide for the legal taking of kokanee and . cohos. They are scheduled to take effect in August and will be liberal. —Mich. Dept, bf Conservation ,30 ■so' (?$ ■J® The Moose nine lost their sec­ ond straight decision to Marshall of the Twin-Valley league last Thursday, 12-4. Rick VanDen­ burg collected two singles to lead the locals. Williams. Allerdlng, and Rudy McPherson divided the pitching duties. Errors hurt the Moosemen again as they committed five. The locals will travel to Char­ lotte Friday for a return en­ gagement with the Orioles and then return to Marshall Aug. 3 or 4 for the beginning of the annual Connie Mack district toumr.ment. Berta defeated Lorri Bleam of the park and Michele Bhettarly of Central en route to the title. Dave ousted Jack Reynolds of Jerry Buwalda ot Southeastern in the semi-finals. Jack elimi­ nated Ray Adams of Central to get Into lhe title match. This week’s tournament Is badminton and the next and final week It will be table tennis. Pet, Doll Show ' On Playgrounds Here Friday only four hits Lansing picked a run in the third Inning on an error a sacrifice and a single. They collected three in Uje fifth Hostings area youngsters will ..... Inning on three hits, including bring their pets and dolls to a home run. The me moose Moo&e team scorea scored in wie the Central. Southeastern and the sixth when Rick VanDenburg I Flr,t Pork y reached first on a fielder’s choice noon ,for toe annual show which and advanced to third on Dave wUI cllmM this weeks activities Williams' single. Both runners "" playgrounds. Director scored on Steve AUcrdlng’s single | I-ewla hM announced. to right center. Steve was added Pete win be Judged for their to the team for the tournament., unusualness, size intelligence VanDenburg’s *9’ Gnt-hes Babe season title. Friday night Softball Commis­ sioner William James will bold and Pat McMullen. Ute dos pound, along with Are part collie and English shepherd The young Hastings Moose tooted through the sheriffs baseball squad turned in a credla black female and black and more experienced Brooks Men’s Shop team from Lansing Satur­ eight weeks old. available by callday In the annual Detroit Free six-weeks old collie and German shepherd puppies available by Platon Ring Ladt The Hastings Mfg Company softball team eliminated the Hastings Merchants, 12-0. in the first game on Johnson Field Monday night then In lhe night- Want a Puppy? Last Friday afternoon about 200 boys and girls took part In the On Wheels Parade which added to the festivities of the Sidewalk Day sale. Winners were David and Kar­ en Baum. Valerie Gas ter. Beth Aumlck. Joe and Lorri Bleam. Brenda Smith, Mary Nevins, Terry Day, Brian, Randy. Con­ nie. Debbie. Kim and Suzle Shettcrly. Holly, Rosemary and Katie Keeler. Mark Keeler, Rich­ ard Nevins, Steve Hoke, Scott VanderVeen, Jill Cotter. JoEllen Miller. Bruce Smith, Sue Lewis, Mary Ann and Mark McLean. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) BOWL The HASTINGS BOWL , Will ReOpen Friday, July 22 Lanes have been Resurfaced and Inferior Redecorated Bowling Boll To be Given Away August 19th One ticket given for every two games bowled. (You Pick a winner from our complete stable tings Bowl and immediate families not eligible. OPEN BOWLING 14-8. The last victory clinched the championship for the As­ M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Haute hurling the entire game tro*. Ted Fitzgerald led the at­ The State Board of Education has approved a proposed tack with Merrill each getting for the winners .with Bowen three hits. Merrill struck out 14 increase from $3 to $5 in the value of awards that may be King Sammers, Bn. fired a catching. you name the job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you’ll in the victory over the Metz. accepted by high school students for participation in s|x>Ws, Steve Allerdlng and DavejfruChris Guggemoa had two hits complete littehf Wheel Horse tractors and quick Conservation Club trapshoot, D—<L|4— for the losers The Meta defeated events. The new rule .wjl noj bttome effective until Sc^|. ,1, -Saturday. Karl Argetslgner and 1967. ‘•f . \ 'Clyde Ooburn shot Ms.Dtak Toy- . This is a good time of-the year to remind-all prep student!), Twins Monday by forfeit. The and those going into high stfliool in the Fall, that they may not (Walker 21s and Jeff George 20. Meta remain in second spot with accept 142 E. State Street, Hastings Phono Wl 5-2983 ■rrrnt any inv award for portlclpnnartlcltwi- --------------------------------------------- ■—~-1 ■ ' •< Another shoot starts at 5 pin. a fit* record followed by the i seventh. tlon in sports which has a retail I ment deputy director tn- ahgrge Saturday. July 20. value of more than 23. This limit | Of field operatlona to resume his will be In effect until Sept1, former post as regional manner ■ Hastings Mfg. suffered its first the league leader Dave Williams 1967. And high school students (for the Upper Peninsula/ He may NOT ACCEPT MERCHAN- asked for the cliange for health home run by squad, in second place with a DIBE OF ANY VALUE. FROM | reasons effective Aug. 8. . . . ' A PENNY ON UP! I I I Hunter* who rant to lake part We in Hostings still have un- hn the special teal season this last Tuesday then lost to Mike Fitzgerald’s outfit Wednesday happy memories of violations of Pall need only to apply for a free 4- 2. Oreg Wood, Roger Will, and ot the prep eligibility rules, and permit before July 31. Just print Bob Ironside picked up hits in don’t want any tad to lose the yOur name’and adfireu and your the seventh inning to push privilege of playing high school county of residence on the back sports by accepting a pair of golf of a postcard, sign lhe card with , jack unaowica ana ucorge across the two winning runs. socks, a shirt or even a FISH ____ __ your full name and mall to .Fogel had scored In the first for Ironside had two other hits In _______ POLE._________________________ BLUE-WINGED TEAL. Mlchl(Bliss, and Pnul Peterson and the win for McPherson. Rudy al­ The proposed Increase from »3 [ gun Department of Conservation, lowed only four hlU. Fitzgerald’s team scored tile to IS was recommended by tiie I Lansing, Mich. 48926. . Wednesday night Viking squeezed by Local 414. 15-12 with winning run io the sixth inning Representative Council of the I George London, who has been •Edwards pitching the route for Wednesday when Dave Hatha­ Michigan High School Athletic a teacher In the Saranac schools, way doubled and scored on Fitz­ Association. . Sunday began work as naturalist "The present *3 limitation has at the Yankee Springs RccreaViking scored twice In the first gerald's long fly which was inning, three times In the sec­ dropped for an error. The win­ been in • effect since 1954 and ’ tlon area. He takes th* poet torond, once In Uie fourth, twice In ners collected only 3 hits off Ken school! and others, concerned be-; meriy held by Ron Nagel who 1* Weller. Phil Gasper led the las ­ lleve an increase to 25 is desir- I now naturalist for Region 2 the sixth and paraded seven ers with 3 singles able, State Board Member Ed- , working exit of Lansing tor the In Monday's action Dave Wil­ win L. Novak of Flint said. j Conservation Department. DlreceriUi to come from behind to win. liams ’ team moved closer to the Local 414 scored in the first Inning with Furrow tallying af­ championship by knocking off ter cracking out a double. They brother Jim’s team by an 8-5 $ change allow Junior b.n« which- will -111 .Ito. score. The victory gave Dave a added four runs on three hits , high school ninth graders the in the fourth, three more in the 5- 2 record and pushed Jim’s I same privileges of sports compe- “bout three-quarters of them fifth, three more in the sixth team Into the basement with a mtn n, grncicr.-. aueiiuing ------- - . ----- „ . . 2-5 mark. and one in the seventh senior high schools, were spots at the new Deep Lake • — -■ area. Last weekend there were Thursday night the Merchants defeated Viking scoring five runs zWhen spraying a room with a In the first canto’ one in the sec­ pesticide, remove all of your ond. three in the third, one in " ... । the people to the lakes. . . . the fifth and two in the seventh. remove Uv pets, including birds Outdoor Trail—We note tick- | " and their cages, aquariums, and 12-2. fish bowls,--------advises the M S U eta were Issued to lArthur T. Crppnorfr Church Sod O’Donnell led tire attack----------------Mueller. R1 Hastings, and Chris rreeport VRUTCn getting three hits in four official Pesticide Center. L Brumm. R1 Vermontville, for exceeding the “no-wake' resuln’ v.. the Thomapple. -------Thf Freeport United Brethren tlons on However. Marine Deputy David Wood Church zoftbiUl team defeated reports relatively few complaints the Pleasant Valley U. B. nine ort boat operators have been re- , Monday night. 17-13. under the ceived despite the hundreds of ■ Cl.uks<lie arts. Roy Dukes was craft on our takes. Most people the winning pitcher with Dick are courteous and considerate of Taggart catching Bill Baldr/ others. . . . led the attack with Uro’ circuit Dorios J. Curry. 5B. is to leave clouts and Taggart had one his Job as Conservation Depart- round trip.« | Armchair Athlete VJJ Perfect Score E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE AVAILABLE at ALL TIMES Bob and Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan We ll be BROADCASTING 'jph^iDirect from the SW BUILDING at the K’S rtS S” r.,;«-«» BARRY Team Wins, 17-13 COUNTY CRAZY! FAIR BRIDGESTONE, Every Day Monday, July 25 thru Saturday, July 30 CYCLES 8 Models to choose from Lightweights Sport Models Scramblers Trail Cycles KBKI WAD* Factory-authorised ports 6^service Budget terms - low bank rate* ‘ wja Sata 1 LJW John Deere Implement* Visit Our Booth During Broadcast Hi WBCH Hastings and Barry- County's ■ - L tarvi fl_ _ _ • Sw“" ' •’ *_ _ _ _ MUSIC 1220 on your Dial �Dr. Peurach Leads Monday HCC Golf Loop | Chenoweth 25, Taylor 22. Irwin Smith, Goodyear 17. Frandzem Mont­ gomery and Lawrence IB. Flet­ er vx Snyder: McAllister vs cher 14. Booth 13. Guenther 11, nlnger vs. Osgood, Montgomery vs. Booth; Fletcher vs Stack. O. Miner vs. Matthews: J. Croninting 41 Monday night to lead the Hastings-Country Club's Guenther; Belgeld vs. Stanley. arson and Eldon Mathews had Blue Division Peterson leads the White Di­ Hollister 47. 3. Ironside 43, 1; vision by three paints with a 38. George Miller has 41-polnts and Gillespie 54. 4. Sherwood 65, 0; a two-point edge in the Rad Di­ vision over Mathews, Secretary 3. Morey 58, 1; Panfil* 4A 8, Wood Gordon Ironside is pacing tho 47. 1. Blue Division with 42 pointe. Standings: Ironside 42. Cove 35. Panfil 30. Laubaugh and H. Otto Christensen has 32 points Smith. 29. Warner and Jacobs end a one-point margin ever 27. Wood 26. Blair 24. Burr 23. Ken Rose tn the Green Division. Sim and Hollister 22. Gillespie Monday's results: 19, Gardner 17. Sherwood 14. White Division Hubbell 13. Hamaty 11. Morey 9. Fairings for Monday: H. Smith vs. Ironside. Hollister vs. Jacobs: blenleckl 44. 4. B Miller 50. 0; Blair vs. Laubaugh. Gardner vs. Burr: Hamaty vs Sherwood. OilStaadingi: * Peterson 36. Rob- lesple vs. Sim; Panfil vs. Hubbell, erta 33, Peurach 31. SI. Lublenleckl Lublenleckl Warner vs. Cove. Wood vs. Morrts 33. and E. Miller 30. Jerow 29. Sex­ ton and B. Miller 28, Kahn 25. Green Division Kinney 23, Norris 20, McMillan. Keihi 47. 4. Footer 42. 0; Ben­ Campbell and Boughton IB.Feldpausch, Steury 15, Bacon and nett 43. 4. Newell 56. 0; Cooper 45. 4. Pugh 50, 0; Christensen 49. Rohde 14. 4. Hodges 53. 0; Flora 59. 3. Mc­ Boughton. Norris vs. Peterson; Allister 53. 1; Tucker 52. 4. Steury vs. Campbel), Peurach vs Clarke 48. 0; Siegel 54. 4. Rose 45. Sexton; Feldpauach vs. Hahn. Standings: Christensen 32. McMillan vs. Bacon; Kinney vs E. MUler. Roberts vs. B. Miller; Rose 31, A Smith and Newell 30. Tucker and Cooper 28. Keihi and Rohde vs. Lublenleckl I Clarke. 27. Snyder Bennett Red Division 1____________ _ _26, ________ ___ and Foster 25. Siegel and Hodges ' Mathews 42. 4. J. Cronlnger 45.! 23."Rnv Bay 00 20, ITora Turkal "18, Finn ’w, 10 Tllrkll Ifl 0; Goodyear 54. 4. Lawrence 57. 0. , McAllister and Pugh 9. Standings: G. Miller 41. MathPairings for Monday: Pugh vs. ews 39, Stanley 30. Stack 28. Bennett. Newell vs. Keihi; Poster EDUCATION faces some serious and very challenRinK problems in the years to come. Some of these problems will become matters for the Courts to set­ tle. That’s why my experience on our local Board of Educa­ tion will bo most helpful El EfT RICHARD ROBINSON ELELI CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE 4 Scouts Now On Il-Dav Trail In New Mexico In Hastings' four precincts. Election workers include: apple District left here Satur­ day for Philmont. NJbf, far a Weber and William Bchllhaneck. Fire Destroy Barn North Of Nashville wood, chairman, and Mrs. John Ingram. Maurice Ingram and Scout Ranch and Explorer Base near Cimarron. Fourth Ward — Mn. Arthur Behnke, chairman, and Mra. Ed­ ward Smith. Mra. Sadie Vedder and Mra. Richard Nixon. Dewis. Scouts and both Lewis boys are Life Scouts. . The boys are to spend 11 days "on the trail'* in the rugged Western country on the slopes of the Sangre de Cristo range of tiie Rockies. The boys left here with all the gear necessary for their 11 days on the trail. Dunham District By Mra. Milea Ruffner Mr. and Mra. Frank Holliday and three sons from Birmingham Each sum er, tourists are enthralled by the sight of bears af garbage dumps in ooctbcra Michigan, particularly ia the Upper Peninsula where most of these puces are found. Some people try to gat pictures of their children posing with the burly animals. Others give these wildlife beggers handouts. All in all, some people unwittingly Banfield-Vicinity Mr and Mra. Glenn MUler and Mra. Maynard Miller and two youngest daughters from Hale spent Wednesday night, July 13, with Mr. and Mra Leo Frey. ★ The Methodist W0C8 met at are cases in which tourists narrowly escape being mauled by these animals. Although they may act tame, Howard farm at Thomappte. at Fine Lake. [ Lake The fourth call was a Our sympathies are extended,^ a!arm The depeHroteit to Carl DuBois whose brother. >#tao aJLWvr„j a on Nelson died al lhe Barry Cown 3 Thursday Three w Medical Facility. Cart is tile last poaedly to have been south at survivor of the Charles DuBols Nashville, and the calls may family. * The Benfield Food*1 have been turned in by youngClub met with their leaders. Mra. lltrl ___ ______ au>u nay — uiauit: , _____ Pritchard. Thursday. Later the. w o-Mm ciub like the wild, potentially vicious animals they are. If you want iq sec these bears or take pictures of them, do it in the safety of your car. Above all, "Don't Feed The Animals-" — Mich. Dept, of Conservation Ward Cheeseman to attend the Brown reunion held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ted Smith In Nashville. * Airman 3rd class David C. Bennett completed his basic training in Texas and Is now attending school at Shep­ herd Air Force Base taking a Nearly 20 years ago. * Utile regular bear-fccdlng stations. ground course for ten weeks. * Mra. Mlles Ruffner. Sue and Dar­ lene Buller called on Mr. ’and a bear near Brlmley in the Up­ Mra. Ernie Skidmore Saturday. per Peninsula's Chippewa Coun­ ever, these people, in unwit­ Mrs. Skidmore is feeling better tingly making tramps of the and is up and around the house. Miss Pat Swemllne te living with the Mlles Ituffnera now. to exterminate all bears in Just about every year, stories ners going on five yean. ★ Sue Since then, particularly in re- tell of how beggar bears, look­ Rufiner Is coming along fine ing for handouts, brazenly raid a matter of exceptional luck that camps or move into farms and cock called on Mr. and Mrs. another bear kllllng-or at least other areas where residents live. Miles Ruffner Saturday evening. mauling — hasn't made news in They literally scare the daylights Their three children ckme Uso. northern Michigan ‘ out of people. ~ Elaine Is fine. This threat of tragedy repeat­ Worse than this, of course, is Mrs. Mlles Ruffner spent most ing Itself Is closely linked with the danger to human lives. No of last week getting adjustments what happened in 1948. There is one knows when these animals, on fire damage. Tiie Farm Bur­ good evidence that the little girl so fearless of man. will sudden­ eau Insurance Co. did not dlsap- waa killed by a bear which had ly snap out of their seml-tame lost ite fear of humans from shell and revert to the wild, po­ being fed by people at a garbage tentially killer animals they are. satisfied, even on Sue's Injury dump. People put lhe burden of blame on falling. * Mr. and Mra Har­ In summer, in many northern on bears but they are the ones, ry Babcock and grandchildren. not lhe animals, who are asking Christine and Elaln, went to for trouble. Sunday birthday dinner at Mra. Straits, these big burly animals Harriet Profocks and later all are again being pauperised by went to Gull Lake and called on people at garbage dumps, road­ residents is the side parka, campgrounds, and Mrs. Charles Babcock. Bears Can Bite the Hand That Feeds Them mals Uke big overgrown pets al garbage dumps and other El Harger. Conservation De­ partment game biologist who has been working on a special bear project for a number ’ of years and who probably knows more about the animals than anyone else In Michigan, is con­ cerned, worried, and a little put out by Uie foolhardy chancer, that some people display at these Ricochet/, Boy's Leg posters and preparing fair. j Timothy N. Wheeler. 16. KalaRichard Kilgore returned home Thursday. July 14, from Com­ lhe ankle of his left leg about munity Hospital. * Mra Marjorie 12:15 pro. Bunday, July 34. when living dangerously In which a a bullet fired by a friend rico­ man couldn't dole out marsh­ cheted oil a rock, the road and mallows fast enough. The bear, being rather intelligent, went munity Hospital. * Carl DuBols after lhe bag which the man held behind hla back. Without Glenn Miller 'home In Hale far realizing what he was doing, this an Indefinite May. ■* Many from chap tossed the bag into his open tually tried to set a child astride a bear's back for a picture! into the car with the man's wife of Mra. Henry Gray Saturday. and two kids, but fortunately July 9. in the Bonfield Church. someone else had enough wits to Hospltal and then transferred to distract the animal with another goodie. lured YET. but I wouldn't bet a plugged nickel that I won't be­ fore I'm through with this bear project.” tight against the body. MSU Harger and other Department Louis Myers and family from homo economists say the birds game men would sleep a lot better nights if these feeding Stafford from Battle Crtek and are as compact as poastbte Mra. William Bucklin from Bat ­ places for bears were completely closed. "These sites are potential Fred Fray Sunday. July 17. where people can see bears with­ out the risk of being clawed or at Houghton Laks vtattlng Mr. killed,'* says Harger. For the time being nt least. the northern Michigan scene and man Leonard and family from a small ad of a big is urging tourists to take these July 16th weekend at Houghton to ids home Sunday. July 17. precautions: Jimmy Leonard and Timmy boat all waya • one dump bean or take pictures of with Jim's grandparents, Mr. and your car. Above all. don't feed the animals. They might bite Sterling French attended the the hand that feeds them.'* Bunday. July 17. * Mra. Gordon Buxton entertained her pedro club. * Kathryn Frey spent Bun­ day. July 17. with MIBB Lynn 'King Lear' at Ledges Playhouse With ceremony and pageantry. Here. In his words, are some were Saturday. July II. dinner Of the wacky things that he's King Lcair will be performed on seen at garbage dumps: * The Bonfield BoftUB teams went to Detroit Batanlay. July Ledger) Playhouse In Grand the sightseers jump out of their see Uie Ttaera ptay Ledge, beginning Aug. 2 through and Mra Gordon Buxton toward Mr. Bruin as if to see Sunday. July 17, dinner Rarely produced. now to be of Mr. and chewed up. While one member you'll love to own STCWY Sturdy fiberglass ■ strake des Iga • tfi bailt to last. Modsfe to 11 feat Utility; fgl and Deluxe ROMgt| WHEELER'S MARINE SShhtE era get into the act of feeding universality of appeal Nashville, pose! bls. A marshmallow of ancient Britain, but rather it handed a bear gets the finger is a story that deals with tlxUps within one Inch of the ani­ mal's mouth. One fellow didn't relationships. think this was close enough; he was feeding popcorn which brought his hand within a frightening half - Inch of the Cloverdale - Hope By Mra. Stephen Oifood PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Neshv Mich. -2791 Call Wl 1-3411. BEAUTIFIfS IW PROTECTS. INDOORS 4HD CUI FIGHTS RUST ON ALL METAL The Jim Springer family left Sunday tor a five-day camping trip In Upper Michigan. * Con­ gratulations to the newlyweds. former Carol Wilcox. They will be living at an Army Base in Missouri. Mra. Jim Springer and Mra. Harold Springer co-hosted a shower for Miss Wilcox on Thursday evening. * Rev. and daughter's, Mr and Mrs. Duane Fox of Freeport on Tuesday for supper. * The Women's Mission­ ary meeting will be hold on goods. For Banner Classified Ads Cail Wl 5-5481. 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Call SMILEY* BUILDINGS Hastings^ Mich. 616-945-0103 7H ACRES OP ALFALFA HAY 2-BEDROOM HOME-Very nice MEN! location. Access to Middle If you have had experience Lake. Call' Wl 5-5044 or Wl 5­ In any of the following: 9158. v tf TRUCK DRIVING TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lota of uses' WAREHOUSING 40’ by 300- *>M at The Ban­ ★ For Sale or Trade OFFICE MANAGING ner office. . tf POR SALE OR TRADE—6 year PERSONNEL WORK old. 2 bedroom horn*. 2266 10 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS—Vac­ Makin St. Midland Park. Gull Call In person at: cinated and tested, 1100 lbs. Lake, for Hastings property or DHIA Records. Head average 841 36th BL. SW. close In. Would Consider small 13.000 M-475 B.P. Due August Wyoming, Michigan farm or acreage. Owners on and September. Phone: MOproperty. 7/28 Monday thru Friday, 2 to 7 pm. 0-0226, Ed Tanis, R1 Jenison. Mich. 7/28 Ask for Mr. Norris SPORT RIFLE — 60-06 custom rifle made by McCord's al tlon, Yeager barrel and trigger, Fisher safety, 8 to 8 variable scope, peepsight in mount, full monte carlo hand rubbed stock, sling with quick detach, swivels PLUS, complete handloading equip, for above. Echo press, 30-06 dies and caste, bullets, powders, primers and loaded shells, etc. Rifle value, *30090 — loading equipment *70.00. Will seU complete for only *250.00. Can 045-3884 after 6 ir Holp Wanted XOT1OB: Usar UMlass ta tk» "msta" «r '•f*m*l*-' colasan* ••• ■*t tstaataf. to s«*Ib4* » <!*■ ih* *tSw MS. 6««h ifiilM* ar* •r th* IK’wluu c! rMtwi b»**■• **«ap*lle«a «t* cos6M*d war* *tu*ct|v* to Hruu n* 1*1 thsa th* ether. Dllrtala.lloa Is arapleyaral be«*«»* 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ rage In or near Hastings. Call 623-2710 Delton. tf SOMEONE TO TEND FLOWER BEDS—Light work. Fine Job for retired man. Might also be of Interest to a woman wish­ ing part-time work. Phone 045-3116. 7/28 WANTED—Experienced log cut­ ter and skidder, by Uie M. must furnish own equipment. Stevens Saw Mill, Delton. Mich. 8/4 Ar Miacellaneoste WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass * Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf whitewalls, excellent condition.’ 1964 Galaiia $00 Pnblkhtlea Mod: July 13. 19S4. Philip H. Mitcb.il. appointment call Nellie Balmer 045-5044 or 045-0155. tf 19M CORVAIR rase 05 Spreader. Almost like Monza Coupe, 4 speed trunsmission, whitewalls, white with —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. blue vinyl interior. —Mowers and CondlUoners. 1963 PONTIAC . . . Grand Prix 2 Dr. Hardtop, —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. fully equipped, vinyl Interior with bucket seals, console. A ... mileage. 19*4 Goluia 500 With 9nrf an/f FARM SUPPLY 1041 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. Standard. ONE YEA* GUARANTEE PtTBUOATlOM ORDB*. Slot* ot Mlrhlnn. 1 FARMERS! FRANCISCO 1963 MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard. 8 Cyl. 40 YEARS PROGRESS SALE! OBOBB APPOXVTDTQ TU rta BBABDTO CLAIMS. Wl 5-5352 ★ AufomoHvt 1963 FORD FAIRLANE, 4 Dr. Automatic. i 4 Dr. Stand. * Cyl. Case Tractors, Gehl Forage Harvesters, Gehl ftllxer GrindHesston Windrowers. 1943 FORD GALAX1E 500 Convertible. 8 Cyl. standard. Wl 5-2426 *i Drying and Storage 1964 FORD 500 2 Dr. 8 Cyt Automatic. 1435 S. Hanover vi.bi... Daily Market Prices 1964 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER ’ U.t. Call Us for N. Broadway UM VALIANT 4 Dr. Automatic. W/walls. (9 PM».1 ChMpW! Run. (ood . . . »l25.00- I Service WE ARE READY TO A Oliver 17 hole Grain Drill. * John Deere auger unloading BUY YOUR GRAIN wagon. AT TOP MARKET PRICES * Rotary Cutters from *325 up. ♦ Gravity Flow Boxes *140 up. Phone 945-3400 Wl 5-2425 LEGALS WELTON'S Phone 945-2479 LARKE BUICK and CHEVROLET NOTICES 305 S. Cburch 1320 N. Michigan -IU___ ■>><!• a*t prarldtd by sUUlla an< Daaad: J*lr IS, 184S. ■Philip H. MilchtH. J«4x* at Pto- New • Remodel • Repair 201 • eiKatm a.mt*. HUH** wrm. an! h'etlee to hereby (Ira ( .on tho Minion o OVEB U TRANSPORTATION —New Holland Flail Forage Har­ vester. SPECIALS FROM *125 TO *200 TONY BELLI MOTORS 1953 FORD CAROS Of THANKS fr IN MIMORIAMS—2c pee Heating - Plumbing PUBLICATION ORD EH. 1962 RAMBLER 1960 THUNDERBIRD PUBLICATION OBDKB. State'«f Mlchl<*>. T»* Prabst* ran f*v th* Coaaly of B*rvy. In lha M*l*«r or th* Eilat* of* 'llltaa P. WllUaw*. l>«*..»d. P11* 1' u 1 ur.i Buildtae Itetrelt. Michigan 4 ■ >. U.7M. T.Wphea* 1-8IIM1-1 correctly. 1941 MERCURY MONTEREY Savings! 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic. —1063 New Holland 616 Forage Radio, heater. Bargain al »2»5 Harvester. —MM Forage Harvester. INI L.H.C. K TON PICKUP —Several other Forage Hanrest- 1962 CHEVROLET B/4 front end. * 1087 MM 448 Gas. Wide front 1964 FALCON FUTURA CONV. V8, Auto. Radio, heater, white­ walls. Beautiful turquoise fin­ * 1041 Oliver 70. ish, white top. .............. :.*1486 * 1045 Parmall BN with cult. 1M3 FAIRLANE 2 DR. SEDAN . VB. Standard. Radio, heater, —1062 me. Model 01 8P Com­ bine. -Massey Harris Model 26 SP Combine. Radio, heater, w/walls. Rust —MM Uni-Harvester with grain head. finish. Sharp I .................... *895 1964 OLDS 98 Er® BARGAINS in The tianntt Want Ad section . . HsaUngtf top Shopping Guide; Top val« uae. top lobs. Action with sa»tataatlODl Coll Wl 8-348L ’ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR MAN to assume responsible poelRegular I2.00-Now *1.00. No pre-shampoo —No after odor. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I See Carl & Betty's tf Appliances before you buy I They Sell—They Install—They ware, Hastings. and man to run a grease rack South. Good working conditions and benefits. Apply Larke Buick and Chevrolet, 1435 S. Han­ RENT — Francisco Fann Sup­ over. tf ply, M37 So. 048-3150. tf MATURE WOMAN to work in I local business office on Thurs­ day afternoons and all day fr NoHcee WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU Saturday. This is year round VALUE IB LOST, make use of work. Write: Hastings Banner. WHY NOT LET US MAKE you Box No. 1017. 6/4 a rubber stamp with your new LOOK HERE — Man or woman ZIP Code number. Three-llne wanted to start business on stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for tings. 300 farm-home products. *225. This includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ Thousands of dealers now ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich., earning large profita. Write: 46046. tf Rawlelgh. MCC-681-102, Free­ port. Bl. 7/28 POR SALE BY OWNER—ModCARPET CLEANING 18 EASY Oss heat; full basement; SECRETARY—Permanent postwith Host New Electric Uptlon. Typing abUlty required. built-in kitchen.'Large comer Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ Shorthand and general office lot In excellent neighborhood work. Clean 180 square fest experience helpful but not re­ across from elementary school. for only *695. Hastings Floor quired. Apply Hastings Alumi ­ Call 045-2841. tf Covering, 123 W. State. Haar num Products, 429 8. Ml ’ Ungs. Phono W^Mll*. . tf Westing* 7/28 SERVICE — Mercury outboard LONG LAKE, CLOVERDALE Modern take property, year around, 2 bedrooms. 114 car garage, 20' pontoon boat all alum, with motor. Ph ,Delton 623-6153 or write • Box 106. Clorsxdale MENT? Our companj- lias had no lay-offs In Ute past ten years. We are looking for men with average abilities to serv- FOR FAST 24-H(W FILM SERVICE I No charge*!- overslxe prints. Y\ tf Ar PerMMle Rapids ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSPO. 171. Hastings Telephone 1 who will arrange a personal m * “““ Meetings every i Monday, M I interview. Town it Country Food Co.hlnc. 7/28 Call Collect: Grand FURNISHKD 4-ROOM APART­ MENT, one 4-room cottage, MALB ACCOUNTANT — Prefer ★ Wanted to Buy furnished or unfurnished. Lake HOME FOR 8ALB OP two satoaman over 60, wlUi experience privileges. AU utilities fur­ lasse lota. Garage with base­ in accounting and office man­ 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ - - ra_.K —Av - h — —■ — nished. Ftama 868-BM4 tf agement Give complete resu­ ngs in or near Hastings. Call me and salary requirements 2 BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE 623-2710 Delton. tf No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. Position would require re-lo­ at Algonquin Lake. Call Wl 5­ PRICED TO SELL. Phone: cating in growing community 3961 after 5:30. If ln"WesT-Central Michigan. Reply to Boot 1016, o/p B»O£»r8 THREE-BEDROOM HOME — Falrly-new and bath. I TYPEWRITERS and all offioe machines cleaned, oiled and RELIABLE, affluent woman for adjusted. All work guaranteed, f FOR SALE-50 tons first and weekly housocleanlng. Steady furniture with bouse. Phone second cutting hsy, alfalfa and ■ job for right person. Call: 045045-8600 or 106-SO12 after RO 5-3491, 153.R*ce St, Freebropie. Call Hickory Corners >118, _. 7/28 pm. or Saturdays. Pfl’-Cie. * « �I J Chidester Area CalanJar of Special Events Personal Mention Senior CiiuenB Hear Support For Jail Plan Public Notice: Artists' workkindergarten age through flth grade July 8 through August 37, joyed the Monday, July » picnic His parenia, the Robert Smith*. dimwr and program at Union Hall. . . LEGAL Rev. Idle MAnkar ot Hastings ★ The three musketeer* of Berry county, Kenneth Buobtr and atepaon. Jack and David Smith, •pent the biggest there ot Bun­ day on the lake fishing. ★ Vivian Mra. Stole Farthing. HALF A 0U1ON YEAW CREATE- THE KINA-Ot MURAL4 CARVED BY BrrJth. Word from Mra. Knlck- LLAKE•TDQK. Mra. Rogers, Sandra Gaskill and of July 14 at tho Willard Rog- .LAKE dinner guaata at the Kenneth home. Saturday afternoon they poaol*. Floras have recently returned He quoted figures stewing tew Bportswumeny Club. fast, with their daugh- ' ot Bxrr». McUonsH, I>. evening attended a World Book; "Mountain.Pass'' meeting at the Holiday inn at Grand Rapids. Woodland were grieved to hear of the death Sunday evening of ton* tlifao resident on West Woodland By Victor Sitton odtend II7JU1 completed In this widow and two daughters also community. was u good crop. Trucks and than Luther League at a swim­ trailers loaded with Uw golden ming party Sunday evening. Rc- elevators waiting to be unloaded. and bams ore filled with the slilny baton. Oala are ripening be cutting than. mall man, Elton McOhan, back sututo, Ty France, didn't do a fine Job, but we thought Elton was Just having a well earned non Macy arc interested to learn of tho United Brethren in Christ covered. Church held ut Corson City, tonite of Uw church at Lxuiilng. children of South Hastings were Sunday evening ■'after church" at Woodbury before going to missionaries.. They live at Wood- calved a beautiful card on Monfield and 48U L _m nronJsu™ Indefinite Ume with ter son in courses at M8U In preparation far returning to tho mission field in the educational departand English freighters loaded thc Woodland school. They will with gas, coal, eta. paas ’through continue to reside in Woodbury until the parsonage being built were the Hunrtlck MU. showing aomc of the miles and miles of will drive to and from school. Brenda Newton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Newton of Woodland and Carol Kenfleld. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ture. She waa planning a visit Kenfleld of Coats Grove, flow to Vienna soon. Mrs. Wilt planfrom Battle Creek to Wartdngtr. k— n_______ — * • 'employed in the Navy Deport­ ment for the Summer. Both girls graduated from Lakeview in work and seeing interesting eights in our nation's capltol. The young ladles' plans after FYank Nlethamer. Bunday their finite. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor Slwon flailed at the home of Mr. and Mra. Philip Sippcrly near Sunfield Friday. * Mra. and Mra Dang! and the children Furrest DeCamp and brother, Victor Booher, and Mr. and Mrs. present to enjoy tho birthday Dorr Loyle motored to Green­ ville Bunday and had dinner With Mrs. Ciitoc Hauer. They re­ port'd that Mrs. Hauer Is en­ and boys. joying better health and Is very A call Monday informed us of happy In her home there. John Strickland, son of Mr Bunday of Mra Vernon Downing. The former Gladys Fox was a tong time resident. of Lake Odeegranted a four-year scholarship at Michigan State University. Indiana Mrs Robert W. Smith and children of Belding were Bunday dinner guests at the Potters. Robert Smith, who had been hla brother, Davtd Smith*, for several days, returned home with Mra. Smith. A Pete Randal] from Coats Grove and friend, Jose­ phine Potter, called on tiie Pot­ ter* Bunday. A Robin Smith of Ha*tln*s te (pending some time with Grandma and Grandpa Potter. A Lloyd Potter from Otaego dropped in to vtelt * the Potters. He also visited the Merle VanderhotT home. A Charlene Kidder and Pearl Potter got to­ gether for a little chit chat lost Tuesday. Charlene and Pearl, along with several ladks, plan to attend College Week for Women to be held at Lansing July 38th to 28th. The Merle VanderhotT'* had a visit from friends Saturday, the 8tan Wood*, of Irvin*. A Loretta Smith and Mindy drove sister Darlans back to Ohio and spent IN^RFfcfi’E.GIVE' WW State Farm lnauranc« AUTO — FIRE BONDS 124 $. Middgaa Asa. All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS AUVE1 •Uli in a very nebulous state, to provide our county with a new much-needed nursing home, with ponied Mra. Hoag's parents, the Friday Woodland Jy Mn. Glendon Curtia l-U W. SiMSw.r 14I-ISU Saturday dinner gueota with Mrs. Hlldred Hcaterly and Mra. Cllmena Bchalbiy were Mrs. Da­ vid Blood and~ children, Gecrgfl Bchalbiy and Mr. and Mra. Hu* afternoon guests of union Bunday at wmianuton. * Lenna LePaxd at Grand Rapids wu a weekend house guest of George Barker home Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren and daughter, Daryl, of Lake Zurich, Lake Bunday, ■ July 17, with Bawdy supplied Dallas Rush family. The program waa provided by Hying machine." a poem written Bloom, ana Mr. and Mra. Gordon the pulpU at Pleasant Valley UtUe hard of ivaring “ Next meeting ot tho club will East Middle Lake By Mn. Bettie M. Cairnt George Lowden visited Mr. and Monday. He spent Tuesday with Monday until Friday. A Mrs. Bumpus attended lhe CSC held al the hdme ot Mra. Ccrryn near Richland last Wednesday. * Mr. Bunday with Mrs. Winn Hutch- Sunday. Their daughter. Mr. and ids were Sunday gueests. A Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnett visited Warren Calms helped John Ma­ son ceiebrato hte birthday, Fri- are enjoying their new addition. tor two weak*. * Mr. and Mra. Kauffman's in Alto Sunday, John Htjok were Sunday dinner Grand Rapids. Juy 17. A The regular WMA ploynwnt at Wyoming City. Hte parents, the Elite Kelleys, and friend Gary Davis at DeSoto. Tlvc Sylvester CurUs family reMo , here al*> and te employed in laces and families, Keith Meads Grand Rapids. 31, at Tyden Pork. Ivan plana day evening. to be proaent with hla family mar Hammond. * Clayton Erb of of the family closer to WoodByron Center waa a Sunday dlnluck dinner will be served about 1 pm. The fire department made two spent Tuesday Wcdnesday children of Traverse City came 1:30 to tho Eugene Reuther for the Held at FYsnk SchwartShirley Stanton and children of Owosso spent Bunday night with cd the calls fast and very little is what Mr. and Mrs. Glendon CurUs and family discovered Friday evening as driving along from now litre and ended up In Lake Odessa The West Odessa Missionary Service meets at the home of Mrs. Dan Brovont Thursday Aug, 4. with potluck dinner, a Wendell Aaplln ot Lafayette. Ind, was a weekend guest of hto parents. Rev. and Mrs. Glen Asp I in at lhe Congregational Mra. Frank Nlethamer enter­ too well. * Brian Pennington ter of the hoateu and daughter nold Erb and Nancy drove to tained a group of ladles Wednes- from Lansing 1* spending the of Mra. Holly. A Rathel Penning­ Wilderness Blate Park, near ton to spendin* the week with Mackinaw City, Saturday to take several youth of the Grace Albert Alton. Brethren Church to camp for the SHIRWOOB-STACK Agency for INSURANCE daughter and family, the Earl Egglestons, at Grand Haven. Brag 'an luck neawrtw (® Carlton Center OF DISTINCTION *»uL*rTSMnoN HVSUWCTHS Durfee week with hto grandmother. Mra. Wayne Pennington. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson and family relumed home Sat-; urday, July 18, from their va­ cation trip to Yellowstone Park num graduated from Lakewood and other points but found the High In June, fifth from the services were held on Tuesday. heat there almost unbearable. A top of his class. He plans to major in electrical engineering death of Lewis/Daniels of Stan­ and his minor will be music. ton, a resident Af this community Congratulation, Jolui, and much By Mn. Mee Ovenmith until the last fEW yean. A Tiie family of Mr. and Mr» Clayton The Woodland Fire Depart­ Mr. and Mrs. Levi Steele anti Valentine came Bunday with ment has been kept busy. Thurs­ day afterriutxn lhey were called Mr. and Mra. Wayne Pennington cake and Ice cream to help their to tho Gene Reuther farm north- spent a week at Lon* Lake fish­ mother celebrate her birthday. ing. * Lawrence Allerdlng called Their son. Burl, of Washington. on Clark Oversmith. Thursday. DO., remembered her with roses afternoon they answered a call * Mr. and Mrs. Stophen De- and a telephone call. Grooto are the parents of a girl born Friday. * Mr. and Mrs. Holley and Mra. Valentine en­ in the heavy straw In the fields Zena* Colvin vlsltod his cousin. joyed a stork shower at the home where wheal had Just been har­ Mrs. Niemyer. In Grand Rapids. of Mrs. Wm. Barcroft near Freevested. The fires were extin­ Sunday. A Mrs. Ida Allerdlng has guished before too much damage been assisting Mae Oversmith MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Tuesday * until Woodland were Sunday guests California, the Russell Hartxlera of Lansing, the LaVcrae Weavers and children. Bunday dinner of Midland. Mrs Koryl HarteEtta Smith of Rochester. ler and children and Orville DeardorH of LaVeme, Calif., Hoban. Hmto-ly and Mra Ethel were guests »t the Duane De«rthey brought back Busan, an­ Houghton were afternoon callers. dorfl home Bunday. A The Rec­ Ackley, on Wednesday of last other member of the Kenneth reation Club enjoyed a lawn Bucher family of Carlton Cen­ party Friday with Nettie Curtis Dorian Eldred and family enjoy- their home in Syracuse after ter. ★ Vivian Knickerbocker's as hostess. The new president. having visited relatives in Ban mother, Mrs. Roy Blough, la In Curtis. Gueste Included tho None Archer, had charge of the Francisco and Salt Lake City. the hospital. A Eric Kiersey had Mothodists Sunday school teach­ The Blake Allerdlngs attended a guest Wednesday. Eric and ers, a Ths Methodist Boftball epent in visiting and playing Alto. George Glcble abowod pic­ the Norcutt reunion at the home Robin Smith slept out until it game*. The August meeting will tures of their trip through Wyo­ ming. ★ Questa of Mrs. Dean be with Naomi Neeb. Lake Odessa on Sunday. Bunday the season Saturday, July 30, on evening visitors at Uie Allerthe home field. The Lutheran Mia. Norma Lathrop of Ne dlngs were Mr. and Mra. Claude team will finish up Wednesday^ Crumpton of Battle Creek. Au*. 3 al Vermontville. Plan to By Mn. John Hook Visiting tho Adelbert Cortrlghts for a few days are her By Mn. Ethel Blank Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bateman 2 CUrkjvBte CV1.S4J4 James Vkckey and Anna Smith. and Mrs. Kathy Bataiuin were Mr. Cortrlght's sisters, Sarah Herald Classic. Sunday U-jsy Colo., have been hero visiting Folkmire of Detroit and Rose Orville Bateman also called on IK, , V— children, Mra. Chris Miller and Klaywltter of Marshall, werfl Wm. Clark at the hoepltaL * three wreka. They left Monday. their guests for a few days last July 18. to return to Colorado week, and the Cortrighta' daugh­ family attended Uxs Moffett re­ family at the' ters. the Jim Saylors of Detroit, union Bunday at Sheridan. * Mra. Galen Kilmer and family All of the Zook families (pent and the Bob Rouihes of Flint, in Hastings. They were celcbrat- : Friday. July 15, with the Rev. Baltimore United In* Laurie Kilmer's third birth-: Daniel Zook and wife. The Dale Kauffman. tage Karel Jean Roush remained Rev. Powell ■ i for the week with her grandpar­ “ . n.ussnuuu wvro aunaay vuuora, prvaenu air. iuui mra. enue oooa and family have grown together ents, the Cortrighta and tiie ton and Fenwlen Station. A Ed Aith Mr. and Mra. RJ Kussmaul, entertained with a basket picnic Maurice Roush e*. A * FYlfc£“u wUl tie glad to know dinner at their home Sunday. Of Ml. end Mrs. Kendall Kriler|tHii± tarn <if Um W.wjritnnH na.'Julv 1? i.tr nnrt Mnt Ijiari-nr., extra assignment this year with were guests ot Mra. Ruby Henney and family at Wall Lake. A DI- 'Uento at Pomock Hospital have 'Butter af Sarasota, Fla., were sma Daria spent tho weetand al returned home, Ernest Hough ■ the honored guests. and full time ministry and with home. A Janice Davis and Ardla rammed . .. . home .. .. I The r.Emanuel ", . Bunday alter Troyer. Jr., famPaul WhlUnyer. The Courtneys Smith of Delton left Friday for California where they will visit awhile but is glad to be home, parents in Virginia. * Mr. and pie hero with their talent to help at tho LoweU Church. Charles Hamp of Lake Odessa on Mrs. Donald Kauffman and live Bunday. Fhllport at Huntington Beach Ungent upon his maintaining at Business Directory from J "We're As Near As Your Telephone" . "W SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide — Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well. Drain ,3Arait, Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st kt Jefferson. 1.000 gals.). Call 945-5482. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert worknumhip. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING ANO MIX­ Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State ICE—First class vrark. Call Wl ING done at the farm according St. Phone Wl 5-5316. 5-5085. Burkey Sslot end Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So.. Wl 5­ 2223. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repairs and sharpening Sow tings Floor Covering, 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ parts and supplies McCulloch ICE — 24 hour Service (black and Pionoor. Francisco Farm and white). Jacobs Prescription Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanvbip Alvo RADIATORS Coined. Repaired, Recored Burkey Sales and .Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phono W. State S«. Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch Wl 5-5176. rods. Installation and Hanging. Beverwyk's Color Center,-221 GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of. tree­ W. Mill. ton, machinery and chain saws Concrofe Products GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 5. Benton. Siato Rd. Phone W| 5-2123. Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR. PICTURES FRAMED . AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ TER— Raw wood or finished frames. Also, custom framing. 221 W. Mill. in our new building at 124 N. appliances. Call 945-2317. tended the Burd and Wilcox week at camp, including Anita Jefferson Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus specialwedding al the Presbyterian Erb. accompanied Mrs. Erb home ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl ixed engraving of all kinds. Gil­ Church in Hastings. A Mra. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR5-5052. more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., Radio, Tetoviaion Repairing Louie Henney and Myrtle WllRev. Paul Olmstead, a surgical paltent at the Blodgett Hospital. Phone 945-5316. Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. Grand Rapid*, is reported as im­ Henry William* attended the proving aaUstactoriiy. A Mrs. Hoover Sales and Service. Steury SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Businoss Service*. Offered wedding of Luana William* In John Rogers, a patient at Pen­ SERVICE —315 5. Hanover. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING -­ the Middlevine Methodist Church nock Hospital since June 13, is Reparr and new work. Fixtures Saturday afternoon. * Mr. and al*o Improving but still not aland suppliei. Kelley Electric LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- PUMP SERVICE—Sta. Rita Water Service. 524 Middleville Rd. Jerry Andrus had dinner with nock vertebrae ta a fall. * Orthoriied Dealer for Wheel Horvi TV S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAYSystems. Sold. in.talled, serviced. Phone Wl 512700 after 5 pm., vflte Deantarff of LaVeme. Calif. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623Hastings. who has been visiting hl* sun, $38 LT. E. L. Carpenter Hardware. son. Phono Wl 5-9187'. and boys called on the Over- the Duane DeordorfT*, and other roiaUves and friends and plan* Monday. A Hugh and Usa Pennington are spending a few family and Mra Addie Hill of day* with their grandparents, Carson City, here wjth her boo Cell 945-3481 If You Would Liko to ba Listed in nttfYVMMy 3ar»tea and Repair Outdo �ThwMsy, J«O 2*. UM [Township Notices Prairieville Township I ION NOTICE Notice of Election Notice la hereby given that a general primary Woodland Township A GENERAL Primary Election will be held at th* Prairievilla Township Hall on Tueiday, Augurt 2, 1966. Notice Th* poll, will ba open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Election. Deadline for absentee ballot* is 2 O clock Notice h hereby given that a general primary election will be hold in the Township of Woodland Tha la,t day to apply for an ebrente* ballot ii Saturday, July 30, 1966, at 2:00 p.m. ‘cp P.M. July 30, 1966. noting tho following candidates: RAYMOND BOOR DO Orangeville Township Clerk Lloyd Nottingham Prairieville Twp. Clerk f Governor, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative, Slate Senator, State Representative, Township Officers, Dalegetes to the Republican and Demo- Aho County Proposition No. 1 and No. 2 for pur­ chase af site and construction of new county jail. NOTICE Carlton Township ELECTION NOTICE HOPE TOWNSHIP NOTICE GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION , _ G...rel tri­ mary Election, will ba held in tho Township of August 2, 1966. For the purpose of placing In Nomination Candidates, for State, Congressional, Legislative, and Township Offices. In addition Delegates to the Democratic and Republican County Conventions, and Township Committee­ men will be elected: also, any additional Amend­ ments or Propositions that may be submitted. The Palls will be open foe voting, from 7 o’clock A.M. until 8 o’clock P.M. on said day of Election. Anyone wishing an absentee ballot may get one anytime, at my home on Wilkins Road, Route No. 5 Hastings, Michigan, until 2 o’clock P.M. July 30. 1966. Phono Delton 623-2144. FREDERICK W. ANDERS Siflon ballot, to present to the electors regarding YANKEE STRINGS TOWNSHIP ELECTORS Woodland Momodel Park. Notice is Hereby Given, that a General Primary . Election will bo held August 2, 1966 at tho Yankee ' Springs Township Holl, for the purpose of placing in To the Qualified Electors: Notice is hereby given that a General Primary Election will be held in the Township of Carlton, nomination by all political parties participating Absentee ballots may be obtained by quali­ fied electors by making application before 2 P.M. on Saturday, July 30, 1966. at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, August 2nd, 1966, Governor, U.S. Senator) U.S. Senator (to fill for the purpose of nominating candidates for the vacancy), State Senator, State Representative, Town­ following offices: State, Congressional, Legisla- ship Supervisor, Clerk, Tree surer, Trustee ond 2 BERNICE M. KANTNER The General Primary Election will be held at the Township Holl, Tuesday, August 2, 1966, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices: State. Congressional, Legisla­ Delegates to tho County Conventions ond Town­ ship Committeemen will be elected. GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION There will ba 2 propositions on a new county jail. County Millage Increase Preposition. Anyone eligible for absentee voters ballots, • may apply until 2 p.m., July 30th. Tho Polls of Said Election will open at 7 o’clock A.M. ond will remain open until 8 o’cl£k P.M. of ' said day of election. AGNB SCOMY C. F. STORKAN Carlton Township Clerk Township Clerk Election Notice Woodland Township Clerk • Constables. Democratic and Republican County Conventions The polls wiH be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Rutland Township therein, candidates for the following offices: To the Qualified Electors: Notice is hereby given that a General Primary Election will be held in the Town­ ship of Barry, State of Michigan on tive, and Township, a Iso delegates to the Demo­ cratic and Republican County Conventions and election of Township Committeemen. Non-parti­ san Judge of the Circuit Court, and Two Proposi­ tions on a new County Jail. The polls wiH be open at 7 A.M. and close at 8 P.M. Any qualified Elec­ tor may apply to vole absentee in person at the Clerk's Office prior to 2 P.M. on a day preceding the Election except Sunday. Emergency application for absentee voters ballots may be obtained Elec­ tion Day until 4 P.M. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1966 MART LINDERMAN ■ Route One, Hastings, Michigan Rutland Township, Clerk Phone Wl 5-5707 Precinct No. 1 at the Hickory Fire Barn STATE OF MKHIfiAN Precinct No. 2 at the Delton Fire Bam COUNTY OF BARRY Tho polls of said election will be open ot 7 o'clock o.m. and will re­ main open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said, day of election. ELECTION NOTICE Township Election The Hastings Township Primary Election will be held at the Hastings FRANCES L. BUTLER Barry Township Clerk TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF BARRY, STATE OF MICHIGAN: Notice of Hastings Township Hall, August 2, 1966. Polls will open at 7 A.M. and close at 8 P.M. Deadline for absentee ballot applica­ . tion is July 30, 1966, at 2 P.M. Any NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT at a special election to be held in the County of Barry, State of Michigan, on Tuesday, August 2, 1966, there will be submitted to the electors of said County qualified to vote thereon: TAX LEVY PROPOSITION To the Qualified Electors of CITY OF HASTINGS / COUNTY OF BARRY Shall the Board of Supervisors of Barry County, Michigan, be authorized to levy a tax of two (2) mills eqch. year for the years'1966 and 1967 to create qualified elector can obtain an appli­ cation and an absentee ballot at my residence. JUANITA A. SLOCUM Hastings Township Clerk Notice it Hereby Given That a a sinking fund to be used for the purchase of a site for a new jail and sheriff’s residence and the construction and equipping of said new jail and -sheriff’s residence? PRIMARY ELECTION Will ba held in the City of Hostings, County of Barry, State of Michigan on MILLAGE INCREASE PROPOSITION Shall-the limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assesed against all property in Barry County, Michigan, be increased as provided by law, by August 2,1966 .2% (2 mills) of the assessed valuation as equalized, of all property inlhtf’ !!,i County for a period of two (2) years, the years 1966 and 1967, for thiH purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used for the purchase 'of a site for From 7 O'clock in tho Forenoon until 8 O'clock in tho Afternoon, EST a new County Jail and Sheriff’s residence and to construct and equip such new County Jail and Sheriff’s residence? u opjci • Only persons registered as electors in the City or Township in which they reside are eligible to vote. These propositions are being submitted in accordance with the Resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors of said County on the 27th day of May. 1966. Far the Purpose of Nominating Condi-dates for the following offices: Governor, United States Senator, Repmentative in Congreu, Stat* Senator, Stat* Representative, Judge of th* Cir­ cuit Court ond Delegate, to th* Demo­ cratic and Republican County Conven­ tion* and olio to vote on two proposals. Wlllhm Cridl.r, Barry County Clerk DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk Johnstown Township Notice Notice, is hereby given that a General Pri­ mary Election will be held in the Township of Johnstown at the Township Holl located on Culver Road on Tuesday, August 2, 1966 for nominating candidates for the following offices: Governor, United States Senator^kited States Representative, State Senator, State *oresentotive, Township Officer* and Delegates tiVho Democratic and Republican County Convention and Township Committeemen. » Also County Proposition No. 1 and No. 2 for purchose of site and construction of new County Jail will ba voted on. Also the Township will be voting on Proposition No. 1 foe spreading Vi mill for period of 5 years for fire protection equipment and Proposition No. 2 for spreading Vi mill for period of 5 years for rood improvement* within the Township. Tho polls will ba open from 7:00 AM. until 8 P.M. JUKI DOSTn �looked around a little and asked <1 PUBLIC FORUM l> &2r& star an.msps Freeport Man New State Police Trooper Steve Hankins Takes Post at ‘K’ College your very intelligent letter lost I,Dd fand no ba gun shops In case someone tried to sell them. A month later Mr. truth —and what is more you ■shot the arrow straight." Prom ot REX ALL SUPER PLENAMINS Is the Choice of lhe Major leauue tt m-ball Teams! Unjust criticism about my note (The Hastings Banner. a state, a community." That July 14 > prompted the following comment applies to this com­ munity. comments: I am criticized for opposing n Sincerely youn. Henrietta Bauer new jail. I am opposed .to any costly construction Uwl tant R3 HasUng* within reason of every tax pay­ July 33. I960 ers pocketbook This is not a wealtliy community. Certainly a country club that "cannot meet The Hastings Banner andjtarried lhe aluminum screen to the house Mr. Hartwell ask- finger prints from Uv screen or pirrhapti around the window. linger prints. Another Question: If someone you think you would have two reading why we need a new by member*, doesn't Indicate 1490.000 coupty Jail. Before we State Pullo? were called, they wealth. Costly buildings do not other aspect I think everyone pie as a whole who make a com­ the first robbery. They Informed munity. And if one reads, one our elected sheriffs capable ot would know that if the Supreme running this complex job of law tlic beat things to get finger prints from, and many were laa city or county will not need a cronse and as much as we hotel km by the detective, (probably >11. to admit it. It Is coming tome to' moot of them the Barry County I am criticised for defending feel that an untrained elected Sheriff Merl Campbell luia kx.t "good-do-be" ts equipped to give I think It Is ridiculous to build Barry County adequate protec­ n 1490.000 jail and then have tion. some well meaning vigilantes This fact has been brought out running it. dearly to us in the past fear I think the position ot sheriff months. In NJarch our parents, 78 years old. who live three mile* should be a hired one. similar to south and west of Nashville came fhe City Manager post in large torne from church and found cities. The candidates should their house hadm been -T. gcoeL haw‘ Lrxinln« and experience bc« hX^-iS- a reprint of this 1935 coverage of a project that was one ot the early indications of new attitudes and new procedures Ho say nothing of new expenditures > on the part of lhe Federal Govern­ ment might be both of interest and of moment to your present readers who see a busy, bustling Yankee Springs in an area that then was most often described as "submarginal." My own Interest is still strong os at the time of lhe above aril- «•— ns all with cartridge- to flL f 1 boardgold watch and a Jack knife. I ?Dr n‘X P»rt, unU1 different __ner can was piacra, ana at □ —• Use new jail proposal. I □ clock in drove a deputy. He [Have the number 112-WO 8-8115 in Urge letters over my tele- 126 E. State St. WHEN YOU NEED IT will it be Is the heat wearing you down? , Il's hot In most of the United I States in mid-summer. In the desert and in the south it’s even hotter. but by late July and August It'* often hot even in the mountains. 1 ItegardleM of whether one blsmea Ih. lhe heat „r or Ih» the hamidi. hamidl- heavy exertion during the totWst hour* of lhe day. You need exercise in the sum­ mcr as well xs in the winter. Liul don't overdo It. especially on ** tr* hot “*s Don't overdo phyika j e„drtlonr whether al ty, It's stIU hot. I work or play. There's nothing you can do. more rel>xed outdoor life about Uie outside temperature. of tfce summer months has many Unless you're fortunate enough udvantages to compensate for to have an air conditioned office! heat Stay relaxed and uie or shop, home and auto, there's I COmmon sense, and you can beat nothing much you can do about lhe heat—at least somewhat it inside either. But there are some things you can do to be more comfortable —things that can help you beat the heat. Stay out ol me sun as much as possible, especially during the middle of the day when rays are hottest. Wear light, loose cloth-: lhe aVUIU Board V. of Education under [he very ab|C superintendent of, Schools Leslie B Butler, a man of grrnl ability, broad yislon and professional courage. Ih mv re­ sponslbillly for Recreation I vJLs interested in the proposed Yankee Springs Recreation Area de- dies have an edge over the men velopment and visited it a num­ tn this respect. Drifik more •— of ber - ------times. Ils Implications for liquids than usual, but take extra the State of Michigan had been ।I salt only on your physician's ad ad-­ vlr-— particularly na Ir.llarlv if tf you Vnll have Hava polnted out to me by Percy Hoff- ' vice, master, then State Superlnten-1 liver or kidney trouble or a dent of Parks. The then Bov heart condition Scout Executive. “Hap" Clark’! (now a Regional Executive and still going strong' was also in-1 terested. We visited Uie Yankee! Springs area together and plot­ ted how use of it could be made' by Grand Rapids and how help­ ful such a development would. be In meeting some of Its sum- ' Oct up early in the morning mer camp problems. Somewhere . , In my cans of 16 mm. film I have considerable footage of pic­ | W .1. Schllhaneck. Hastings tures I took of the area -tend facilities under construction os ! repmentatlv* of The Lincoln it then was. My recollection ta National Life Insurance Com­ that this would have been 1937. pany and a member of the Ro­ perhaps 1936. 1935 seems too ear­ bert E. Brtaei Agency. Kalamaly. In 1937 I transferred to West : Virginia University and "Hap" tn the company’s recent Presi­ moved to a larger assignment dent’s Mori 111 Sales Contest with the Scouts. Prank <?J Mrs John Smith of Hickory lice in Grand Rapids and he was corner’ visited her stater. Mr ... In young people •- — cnlcman. on Monday. --------Interested and Cluyton । our efforts and program activi­ ties. We occasionally covered ask you to give me u microfilm some of our thoughts along these copy of lhe 6/M=h/35 and other lines on a radio program <3 days issues telling the interesting per week — at noon — 30 minutes story of lhe background of tha each I over WOOD under Sandy development of the Yankee Meek (program director and In Springs Recreation Area. recent years with WHTC al HoAlden W. Thompson REAL ESTATE h^^thmnSWan^|^^>^ The Heat Bothering You? Medics Tell What To Do Education of Grand Rapids in a dual type of Job as director of school activities in the fields ot physical and health education and athletics and also as director of all city recreation activities (playgrounds, social centers, sea­ sonal sports areas, swimming MILLER 1STATI tlRViCt INSURANCE Section Throw—Mtilbb 19X6 ThwrUoy. July 28. 1966 >n a 30 mile radius and not one j Hankins ot Algonquin Lake, will Gary L. McGhee, 23. F__.1 _________________ start a new lob Sept. 1 al Kala- Join the forces Uvat keep "our A survey Indicates that a city of stolen antique guns. port, was among the 41 State maaoo College tn an tdmlntatrawe want plenty of representa­ PuUce probationary troopers uve capacity. Steve taught one year In Chi- tives from the City Council, we want the Hastings Band, we M1chigan State Unlraatty. errok School In Battle Last ruesday evening, July 19. Lt. Oov. William O. Milliken Creek , extra "arm around lhe loved I subjects Hartwell heard a noise in Uie ones," with a big handshake to Fredrick the soldier leaving—with an ex­ Cate. 20 minutes later the lights pression of gratetubnexn and we want the clttaen* there with fluenced hy'whom? If that la a went out. Mn. Hartwell found a flashlight quickly and waa able honor in their heart*. What 1* to call a neighbor, who came the matter with this community stance Is sordid. The invocation and benedlcSteve and throe other young anyway that we have to be told?I I am criticised for being a down quickly, luckily far Mr. and •Mrs. Hartwell. Wlien he went to tlon were given by the depart-men will spend the next four ment chaplain, the Rt. Rev. weeks going to California. He Msgr Jerome V. MarEarhln of will make Is tome In Kalamazoo - -- - ------ ------- -----------admiring the late Adlal E. Stallvlng before they get "shot up" investigation a new aluminum East Lansing. terten had been taken from the trooper mcsjik-c nos own osrich and lazy" and ungrateful. txdroom window and thrown signed to Bridgeport. He ta B| Michigan University. ; scs-wal feet away. The window 19C1 graduate of T-K High at Hta father ta manager of the We go all out for charity drives, , liad been lifted and a stick put Middleville where he played Hastings Area Chamber of Com- for “sidewalk days," for numer­ ous other community activities , -under IL An old szool had been football and basketball. I metre. but whenVxir boys leave to give to be fully appreciated by the used to accomplish this deed, He and hta wife. Judy, t h e | a ■ their lives, what do we do? .Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell again daughter of Vernon Thompson j Mrl Marl* Tvler of Battle NOTHING. I don’t even think ' called lite sheriff about 10:30 of Freeport and Mr. Jack Bow-. Crf ” WM . <ueat of the Communists would want us , pm They waited and waited. man of Rl Hastings, have three I Mri Harold VandeGlessen. On with that altitude — maybe we valid." It was also my pleasure sons. Gary 5**, Kelly. 4. and! Sunday. July 11. Mrs. Vandeto correspond with Stevenson for 11:45, then "would you believe" Noah. 13 months i Giessen entertained the library A Mother committee of the Women of lhe -•------------ wrote: USE BANNER WANT ADS! Moose for a potluck dinner. NOW! » Ronald W. Layton Republican Candidate for State Representative 55th District U ins Sales Award we brought in well known and Interested people for six minute Interviews presenting viewpoints that seemed pertinent and help­ ful. (Later Camp O'Malley was developed in the MlddlevllleWhltneyville area and it mav have had a bit of help from this earlier interest In the Yankee Strings project. At one time "Hap” Clark and I had under serious consideration Ui«_D0MLbiMly ot leasing the buildings and camp area then under con­ struction for a matter of 3600.00 State Police Post. I am sure they purchase or scrounge our equip­ ment and furnishings but II would have provided a fine fa­ Audra Darby cility. at relatively easy distance, July 23. 1966 at amazingly low coat. Sophus Johnson, then City Manager, was ..j— r.dllar: Today I received lhe major "on our side " portion of a page of the March The present heavy use Of this 8. 1935 Issue of The Hastings Banner, carrying part of a story__ _ people. ,— has___________________ rendered >o so many titled The History of the Found -: young, old and older, give addl­ ing of Yankee Springs. The page tional Interest to your 1935 clipI have indicates the story was | ping my ROA friend. Lt. Col started on page one but this was. Henry 8tang of Kalamazoo, sent not Included In what was sent to! to me today. (I thought I had a me. This letter ta primarily to ! number of things to do today but warn you that someday I will । instead I’ve pul in time on this barge tn at your office and ask ”blurb">. I hope yrj f’’’' t'me tot a copy of the portion that, ultimately to read it—and some would complete this story My day I'll come over to Hartings to clipping also states that the aril' make up a Rotary absence and MathedM Ch.rck I BELIEVE . W« have the latest . patterns THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOOU3 A FLOOR TO MEET , A ReprtMntsiiv* should M EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Vote Tuetdoy. Aug. 2 123 W. Stole St. there? A Savings Account at our bank, plus your own program of regular saving, gives you security the money** there for times'of emergency, and it works for you, earns 1% interest. Now it nays'. is the time to open your Savings Account with us WITH HIGHER Funerdl service is only os good os the people who provide it. At Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home, dedicated, experienced ond thought­ ful personnel give their close at­ tention to your every need ond wish, ossurinn nssistar.ee when you need it most. YOUR MONEY GROW FASTER. COME ON IN GET THE FULL DETAILS! CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON. DOWNTOWN LEOnnRD-OSGOOD JACK D Phone 945-2471 Up te $10,000.00 966 DRIVING HAS CHAHGID! Back-in the summer ol 1916—tyhen the. Auto Club was founded—a motor trip usually was a pioneering adventure. There were no maps or road signs to show you the*way. A guess was your only guide. . Today lhe Auto Club has helped to take the doubjs.and delours out of traveling with its per­ sonalized travel planning. Exclusive AAA "Triptiks" and accurate, up-to-date maps and Tour Books with guaranteed accommodation rates show how to go ancTwhera to sleep and eat. YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE "junenal-J'Jome CHARLES H. LEONARD ANKof [Hastings "A'flwAfl IMt Ottfl Of THI GOUH RLIL_ From Helpful People INTEREST RATES HELP IBational HASTINGS Helpful Service NEW SAVINGS CERTIFICATES CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON EDWIN J. MIIMNBACH. R*prossw4a»iro �Gerald Mahler Student Pastor At Portland, Ind. Church MR vbm the mattara of burtnas* <f th. ronrmnoe wtU to cared for, report* read, officers Mra. Gerald Mahter, writing to have their Banner semt to 1003 N Meridian. Portland. Ind., re- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Ol UM Wxrilrw* church to this diving chapel Drive-In Service Rev. George BiloU Rev. John Joiderama Evangelical United Brethren The Sunday school picnic end| Wednesday ssrrioe, • pm. and eonunuM through the utchsn and dining room. M, >1. U 1 «« >n >h. church yard. Bring mndwtohra. a diah tn nasa and table service Monung worahip, eer.__ _ ..M-a UuUly? club. office buildings fora lhe central spaciou* Freeport United Brethren Church Bible COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Coats Grove * Durkee Road been provided. wlu be the popular Singing MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED C HA PEL dally, forenoon. afternoon and people's meetings held al vari- Sunday school. 11:11 am. WB are constantly being Circuit Judge. Divorcee, proWrms, aaaaulU, property and Floyd Walter, Bupt. Bible school, 10 am. Worahip hour, 11 am. Christian Endeavor will meet al Medical Care Facility, Tues­ day. Aug. 3. al 7 pm. A planned program with old hymns, special devoltons. and prayer, hoping to Noihlng but the Bible. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBoscii Morning worahip. 8:16 am. PIOFUC8 BIBLE CHURCH "Love" U the eubject of the 11 am. Morning worahip. ■ Circuit church service, title: WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Worahip serrtoe, 9:30 am. ■ Bunday school. 10 am. Mont tog worship, 11 am. Evening service, STONEY POINT Rev. Gordon Blakealee FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Welcomes You? Prayer Wednesday, 3 CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school. Broadway and Center Street* < am. Preaching. CHURCH OF GOD Willard H. CurUs, Minuter t> 8 pm. Preaching. Sunday, July 31. ' Morning worship. 8:30. Nursery Pastor, Rev. James It. Hatfield 84) UTH K ALAMO Watson Cor.. 3>v mUes WBCH. Sermon. "Life's PENTECOSTAL tR0v. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. 1631 Ionia Rd-, Kalamo 0:30 Church school classeK • Worship, 11 am. Bunday Evangelistic service. First Grade and beiow. Morning worship. 11 am. 10:30 Chancd choir practice. Young People* service, 6:30. Evening service, 7:30 pm. the lounge. Bible Saturday, 6 pm Couple* Club DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY :30 pm. will have a cooperative dinner al ADVENTIST CHURCH Cruise this vacation in Impala comfort with foam-cushion seats, a trunk like a small trailer and your caliber 6 or V8 whisking you along. Tins years Chevrolets are lhe most-and right now so are the savings 'AMBROSE CATHOLIC S Buy Miller's Chevrolet ImpaU Sport Coupe with door-to-door carpeting and all the other Body by l uher comfort* . Simple as 1-2-3 See the man who can save you the mostyour Chevrolet dealer Chevrolet Chevelle Chen-II Corvair Corvette LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET HASTINGS Wl 5-2425 B 1. Compere Quality and Prices to i 425-hp Turbo-Tcl V8-h the lind that's made for getting away from it all. And to help you see exactly where you're gelling, you've got 2-specd windshield wipers wilh washer among eight standard safety aids. So get off to the right kind of start this vacation—and get down to your Chevrolet dealer's. hls hand* and we've met many . wonderful people. We do miss our friend* there at Hastings— CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd.. 8 miles south Pastor. Donald Tack Bunday school, 10 am. Worahip, 11 am. Youth meeting. 0:15 pm. Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. ! Phone DR 4-8377 Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worahip. 11 am. Young People's Service. 7 pm. Bible Study. Wed.. 7 SO pm. Evangelist from Tennessee at Gull Like Meet BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Evangelist Fred Brown goes to Rev. Chalmer MUler, Pastor Gull Lake Bible and Missionary 10 am. Sunday school. . 11 am. Morning worship. is from Chattanooga. Tenn .'and Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7. campaigns conducted in churches Freeport By Mrs. Syittan Togg MILO BIBLE CHURCH Norman Voth returns to MlchNeb to lc<d Spenoer Campbell of Springfield.' re*n Route 3 Delton vre —— rwrent viMfnr. nf Mra -T . . * Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher Bock-to-toe*. Bible Broad- ^mday school 10 am. Cedi Oter attended the OUa formcriy ^th the School rcunlin. They also atHU tended th. .olden yddlng an- n^mental 1* «U rchonoring Mr. end Mr*. 35?^ *■ T*1* i a™1 Mr* Norman Voth Married Couples class and the M nfanlM. Trot! class of lhe United Broth~ “ J- JL. -----------------------1 ~n । Robert Couture represents the ren Church Bunday school sursur- 1' Evangelical Alliance Mission on nrisMiun fVxTithv Campbell Oam&bell on mo...... .. ? ~“ prised Mra. Dorothy Sunday. Monday, and Tuesday. her birtlxlay, also surprised William penclllc report* tho Charite Baldrej" with a going dlan Mission on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The Con­ Tuttle. ference cmpiuuUs on mission* la an increasing one. Floyd Grinnell homo were Mr. Mrs. Harold Hoppe of Battle Creek conduct* the children s Mrs. Alden Grinnell and chU- George Elliott and children of Hastings. George Elliott went home with hl* parent* and Quen- Tuesday dinner guest*, at the Floyd Grinnell's. • chlldrto. 28 Patients to Attend Lowell Show Boat visited their daughter and fam­ Woman* Relief Corps met i\t ily. Mr. and Mra. ClarkJlUnch- the haBma July 31 for a noon a r d and daughters m Grand luAq^UTwith 16 mcnibcra and Rapids, Thursday. * Mra. Peter During the business meeting Koxak and son at Springfield. URCH.AT DELTON . *Jonl1lf* w°7WpL " THE GALILEAN ire rr. Deni, p Ku». BAPTIST CHURCH Bunday Maaaes, 7:30, 11 a.m. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed- Charles Overholt * Mr. and Ida by tho Delegate Dorothy Mrs. George Oven visited Mr. Gronewold. Hastings wu well Comer 106th St & North Freeport Road . LADY OF GREAT OAK, ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST Phone 945-5704 DOWLING Tom MeCartliy and Mra. Frank ment senior vk-e-prwdrirtvt and W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 10 a.m. Bunday school. Duvldhasy of Grand Rapids were treasurer of the senior vice 3 Mlles South of Gun Lake 11 am. Morning worahip. Saturday, July 16. callers of president*. Hilda Blackford was 0:46 am. Sunday school. 6: 30 pm. Young Peoples. LAKEWOOD j their mother, Mra. Uxxle Blough, nominated a* delegate to the 11 am. Morning worship. 7: 30 pm. Evening service. BAPTIST CHURCH I Mr. and Mra. Elmer King of National Convention at Omaha, 7 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Thuraday prayer and Community Room above I Ionia wore Sunday, July 17, vial- I Neb. with Joyce Hawkins as al­ Bible study hour. Woodland Fire Station WJID OS at the UK Charlee VIMUKB XSUlg King home, 1U1U1C. ternate. ~ The Corps was piTi'-CIllCO pre.<ntcd NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN , tors Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor । Wm. Kfanp was released from with an American Flag for havMETHODIST CHURCH INTER-LAKES 9:50 am. Bunday school. BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. of Bisson and Buehler Rd. Pennock Hospital July 18. Ho I Ing four new members. 11 am. Worahpi service. Bartha Rivera will entertain Delton. Michigan entering the Vctonum Hospital with a Court Whist party on Rev. Morri* Borgman, Pastor Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor . at Ann Arbor Thursday. July 31. Thursday, Aug. 11. with a light Bunday school. 10 a m. Sunday school. 10 am. For Information, write Wayne Members bring Worahip. 11 am. Morning worahip. 11 am. . - —; - ------- : lunch at noon. Richie, R1 Vermontville. re ~~ _ Young People's service, 7 p.m.:tnd “'*• R«u*h spent Evening worahip. 7 pm. h . . ..... - ... . — I I—.* HMMblr wltK XJe U—■ nill Wednesday FeliowjJUp. 7 pm. HASTINGS Evangelical service. 8 pm. V&ndrrmale in Marysville. Several tuembers will accept FREE METHODIST CHURCH an invitation to Allegan on Aug. McCALLUM UNITED UNITED BRETHREN IN 17. There will be a noon lunch BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Boltwood and E. State Road birthday cake with Mn. Harold CHRIST CHURCH Sunday school, 8:45 am. Bcrghoral tn Grand Rapids, SatDcrothy Oronewotd announced "The Church of the Wildwood" Morning worship, 11 am. that through an anonymous con­ OU* Lake Rood Evangelist for Uie United Breth­ tributor. she had arranged for ren in Christ Church. On July Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. 38 patients ot the VAV8 In Bat­ Morning worahip, 10 a m. 31. Rev Earl Gaskill of Lea* Mis Gary- Kidder in Caledonia. tle Creek to attend the Lowell Bunday school. 11 am. River. Ill., will bring ius first Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. * Mr. and Mra Henry Myera Show Boat. broadcast over WFUR. The next regular meeting will Young People. Thursday, 7 pm. Prayer service, Wed;, 7:30 pm, Prayer meeting and -Bible Schootey of Grand Rapid* Sun­ be on Aug. 4. Each member 9 :30 am. Morning worship. I 10:30 am. Sunday school. Study Wednesday, 7:30 pm. at day. July 17. w Sunday, July 17 please bring sandwiches, dish io KILPATRICK UNITED pass and own table service for Ira Osgood a BRETHREN CHURCH Floyd Grinnell were Mra. Vivian noon lunch. M-66 Woodland Johnson and chlldn® of Battle PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED Rev. Harold Green the Con­ ' Rev. R. A. Hoffman Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Milford attended the MlciUgan ConferBRETHREN CHURCH ference superintendent will meet -10 am. Sunday school Ruffner of Phoenix, Arlx. ' Max M Ovenshire, Pastor Wednesday evening following the 11 am. Worship service. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Clinton Newton of Big Rapids spent tiie I Worship service, 10 ajn. prayer service. Bunday school, 11 am. L. « were Saturday. July 16, visitors of Mr. and Mra. David Relgler ent*. A Mrs. Sylvan Togg ac­ Mote, Bupt. and baby of Carlton Center. * companied her brother and wife. I Christian Endeavor. 7 pm., Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kuhn of Darrell Btarbard. president. I Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 nell and Mrs. Addle Scott all of Parma to Howard City Satur­ Hastings were Sunday, July 17 day, July 16. where they attend­ i pm., Betty Ovenshlre, director. Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. vuitora of Mr. and Mra Joi in ed the funeral of their uncle, Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30 DeWcrrd * Mr. and Mrs. George William Kuhn of Morley. * Mra. pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mote Pounce visited his father, C. A. Burdeue TUpm of HasUngs spent Fauncc in the Standish Hospital Monday. July 18. with her moth­ and Fred Bawdy. Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. George er. Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing. * CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE Faunce received a call from tlrir Mra James Cool and family at­ 1710 N. Broadway tended the birthday gathering a flight home from Hau-ail. * for Bruce Field* and Priscilla Minister, Date R. Harvey Mr. and Mra. Wayne Hochstetler Woods birthdays al the home of 410 E. Madison, 045-5065 0:45 am. Church.school, Bupt. of Phoenix. Aris, were recent Mr. and Mra. Wayne Fields in overnight gueat* of Mr. and Mra. Caledonia Bunday, July 17 Loyd Mart*. Charles King. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Mr. and Mra. Keith Blough ert King and family of Lowen Mr John and Mr. and Mra. Donald King of Rockford were dinner guest* Miss Barbara PyteWLoyrd Ice cream and birthday dBk Bunday meet their unde and aunt. Mr. July 17. at the MUtdBpuehlro and FIRST CHURCH OF GOD home In honor of BraceTkehler's who arc visiting reiatlvee around 1* birthday. * Mr. an®.Mra. IMO N. Broadway. Hastings Where a Christian Experience Freeport. They left for White l>an Stuart and famllyViere Cloud. Wednesday morning. Makes You a Member. Sunday, July n, picnic dinner Jay Wing. Mra Edna Newton gueste of Mr and Mrs Ronald 10 am. Bunday school. ■ and Mra. Mina Wlaland were 11 am. Morning worahip. 6:30 Youth Fellowship. Myron Dawson of Vermontville WCTU picnic al Tyden Park. * M.?n<Uy' J“>y ». m the Mra Mina Wieland spent Wed­ Claude Walton home, w Mrs 7 Evening worship. NO CHARGE FOR INSTALLING! 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible nesday night and Thursday, July Dorothy Campbell entertained 13-14 al the Paul Crumback wltn an anniversary dinner honStudy. «*»« h« parent*. Mr. and Mra Wieland accompanied Mra. John Claude Walton* wedding onniHASTINGS CONGREGATION DeWcerd to ths Jolly Workers *';**n' and birthdays at th* OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Club at the Ixane of Mrs Myrtle Walton home Bunday. July 17 —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— Rairlgh in Isike Odessa Friday, Sunday public talk. 3 p.ml Mr' °OT«» Juy 15. Mra. David Munn and Brarew re, Mr. uur» HortJohnnie of Irving called on ber S* WESLEYAN METHODIST Grand “WO*. Mr. mm grandmotirr, Mra. Wieiand. July Mra.-Floyd Walton of HasUng* Hickory Corners. Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jansen. Pastor 17. Mra. Karyl Livingston and Mr. and Mrs Don Walton and Kevin ot Pinhook were Bafur- family of bi. Johns. Mr. and' 10 am. Bunday school. Tr1 Walton luwl family ot a,„4 r»_> ._ 7 n . . 107 I. Woodhmd, Halting PUM Wl 5-2091 lor church and nursery provided WfeUnd * Mra Howell Newton |I Clio Clio. Mr * ucj Robert ^al7:30 pm. Evening service and Mra. Mary Near. detegsUalton and family of Kalamaxno V-WV VnwnvWMM frrwr> WWmnt. Vaitev nd Free-. Twa v.—” ."^amasoo, Open Mon. Hiru Fri. till 9 F.M. 1:30 pm.. Choir’ rehearsal. I port United Brethren Churches and Mra. Ivan Roush, local 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$6.95 1415 SO. HANOVIR Sabbath school. 9:30 am. Saturday worahip. 10:48 am. i -^®**^44*f**1~ iy Mass. 9 am. NEW CARPETING, This h the time of year you fed like holding up a do-oot-ditlurb sign to the world—and relaxing. And relax you will the moment the door of one of these new Chevrolets doses behind you. The ride—with a hefty Full Coil spring at each wheel—isolates you from bumps and such annoyances. The power—seven engines available all the way CARLTON OBVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 3730 W. Blate Rd. furnished. Bring table Hastings, Mich.. Ph. Wl 5-»«5 Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. will begin at Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. ihlp. Bunday, "Faith for Today,*' on Wed. evening service. 7:30. TV, WOOD. Channel 8. 1:30 am. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, Rev. Carl Silvemail. Pastor CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL „ .___ - — — i Morning worahip, 10 am. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Bunday school. 11 am. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH HARTINGS 6EVENTH-DAY Bunday woraiilp, 7:30 pm, Woodland. Michigan Church school. 10 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH Wednesday family woraUtK * Rev. Kiner UnsetJu Paator Worship service, 11 am. Adult Bible study, 7:38 pin. "Your Friendly, Christ Centered All are Welcome. Youth Fellownhip. 7,30 pm. Church." Boys. Giris Fellowship. 7:M. WOODLAND Worahip service, 10 am. X? ‘r CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Wonhip, 11 am. TUWday. 7 pm. A.L.C.W. JXA- WOODBURY UNITED 8319 Coats Grove Road luck supper. BRETHREN CHURCH Rsv. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Bunday, "Faith for Today," on Tuesday, 8 pm. AL.C.W. genRev. B. R. Davl*. Pi TV WOQD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. Sunday school, 10:45 am. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, Wednesday. 8 pm. Softball Village of Woodbury Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Radio WJEF, 1230, 8:30 am. Sunday school, 9:45 am. game at Vonnontville. Worship, 11 am. Thursday. Junior choir. , . 3 <T. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH Junior church for children. 4-„ Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Youth choir rehearsal, Wed.. 8. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Fellowship service. 7:45 am. Henry VanTU, EvangeHst' Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7. 10 am. Morning service. Bible Study and Prayer s*vlce, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays. Before Masses weekdays. ua-sara on wcexaays. *--------- r ■ ----- ” — M*am^7 and 8 am. ‘^ASTINGS.UN&ED , IND METHODIST reST* '••^jfDLiifwgcHyngqZ.Sunday' school 10 am.n Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:36 pm. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Mahler concluded. Worahip. Bunday, 11 am. Youth FsUowablp, Bunday. 6. Prayer Orosp, Tuesday, 9:30.' tlcnt*’ day. Thta ronuner Harry’s renting a cottage with indoor plumbingon what he saved at his Chevrolet dealer’s Sunday. The Golden Text la from at AuSable, driving to hU pas­ torale each weekend. Women's Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. DELTON METHODIST HASTINGS ASSEMBLY service OF GOD CHURCH 103 K. Woodland Avenue Cl CfT RICHARD ROBINSON ELCvl CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Thursday, 1 pm. Pioneer Girt* Worship service. 10:30 am. Morning worahip. 11:30 am. Love' Sunday Topic 2. Buy from Us 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds R W I K ...Il , SERVICE Miller ^OURAOEAN �Kroger's got something to CROW about... .LOW PRICES POMP API- ! Kroger prices are as low as any —lower ^UUinrHnc. -any day of the week! A INI 59< Pork •Loin : .69' it 69< Tenderay Ann Git Swiss Steak USDA Choice Tenderay Rib Steak b of Groonvilo, AAkMgon «Mb Star* City Logue of Women Votery the new MBA president IS aUo a member of the Michigan Counariora AaaodaUon and a founding member of the Michigan Educa- cUlUea for teachers. NCjb Zrxnke waa elected by the MIAi annual Reprtwmta- USDA CHOICE Roll Roast Ham Roast it 99c Freeport 3^. T^ Silver Platter Bonwlwu . Kot Dogs 2** ’1.09 Corned Beef Brlskets^BSe Pork Butt Freah f d 69c Qrounij tf Tenderay Boneless Boston 79« Paschke's Boneless Ground Chuck Region 12 and the Bay City Education AiMciatlon. Misa . Chuck Steak t Fryers Country Club Point Cut Wtwtem Michigan Uptearafty. Before Joining the Bey CUy •choela, ahe taaghl te Vw•nontvUJe, Noah rille. Ionia and 7 bingoIH Grade 'A' Whole Martha Zemke. councilor at- ' than many p[(T\/ Double Sweepstakes .1 Tenderay USDA Choice Peschka'a Past Ana. . Teacher Heads .' State Educators ’ „ 89c i69c Shore Perch mists lb ’1,09 Richard Bird and daughters Stock-Up Now During KROGER'S DOLLAR DAYS and SAVE Moore and family were Bunday. July 17. dinner guewta of Mr. and Mra BUI Blough. Mr. and Mn. Fernet Buehter were Wedneaday. July U dinner •ere Bunday, July 17. dinner guaata at Mr. and Mia Bay Morganthaler of NaahvUte * Mr. and Mn Gerald Morganthaler of Adrian wm Bunday. July 17, Kroger Cracked FRUIT COCKTAIL . WHEAT BREAD 'margarine 5 l-fc loevea $1 Crew Topping 4 12-or wl jars »1 Wi^demeii Blueberry Blueberry Crm, Cherry Crm or Strawberry Crm. 3 2 •‘Jh. 1-ox pkgs. $1 ME MIXES 3*«~’1 ORANGES 3 H>- bcftiea $1 DETERGENT । • Butterscotch. Choc Fudge, Caramel or Cherry c4 ’*••’1 Mandarin Dabbm Liquid NATO JUICE - 5 Kroger Grapelrurt, Blended or Avondale Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling ORANGE JUICE PEACHES >1 " Home Pride While BROOMS PAPER PLATES 150 count *1 Kroger Frozen 10 6 fl. ox. cam >1 LEMONADE . */»*«» SLICED CHEESES 3«- - n^’l Mixed Vegetables 5 »0ox GREEK BEANS wt. pigs. ^1 Com, Peat, Broccoli Cu<» or Kroger CuT Grown Beam, Spinach. M Kroger Baked l ib cakea ANGEL FOOD CAKE ‘ PEAS & CARROTS 6«^« ^>,1 3^s1 Mandalay Sliced, Crashed or Chuwki 5«a~»l PINEAPPLE Kroger vid. JoEUen Wood or ca INSTANT COFFEE July 17. >: Avondale PEAS Friday, July' Brea if O' Chi den TUNA 3 6H-OK.WL one ^1 Haatteo Sunday, July 16-H wfab. tb>*r grandparents Mr, ‘-Mr*. Art Kroger French Style GREEN BEANS Mn Oecrgv schedule, Hr.'tad Clover Valley Lo-Cal FRUIT DRINKS Of Lagan Jumbo Size Cantaloupe or Honeydews 3S1 Luscious Red, White or Blue Nectarines Plums 18“’1 101 Inch Skillet Call Wl 4-Mfl--. 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Muri Hostetler Anchor Hocking DIAL SOAP SOKU 2 5 STAMPS 2 5 STAMPS STAMPS tor . 50 stamp KIOCH SALT1NU •AKIO GOODS SMAY KIOCM Your<fj~jfr*irWW Jacob's 2 5 stamps •ANANAS O^. -aJ-, M r rsocripnon THIIMO TIMP TUMBUI Pharmacy �Armed Forces (French) (Italy) torrtfto naad About Abroad nice lUgNlgbta of diy though. || Airman Apprentice Larry M. Lslnaar. U8N. son of Mr. and Mrs- Lyle Lelnaar of Delton, has lie attended Hastings been graduated from the Avia­ » School. tion Fundamentals School al tba Naval Air Technical Training Pvt. William P. Johncock, 18, Center. Memphis. Tenn. He slud- abuse . W I. wife, Wk*V, A.MtW, Nora, M.ww lives mb in Delton, > ■ I. , led mathematics, physics, elec- las io complete a radio course —— • principles, —•— yjg Anny Training Center, trical atomic stntolure, static and dynamic elec­ Bt Knox. Ky, Joly 22. Durtricity, magnetic theory and the the 10 - week course, Pvt. Jonocock received Instruction in basic radio and electrical theory People are still gocung It since Toscanini. Rossini. oral Verdi. Colmar U ao ptolurosquo with quaint UtUe shops and little. comptotod. clty but Ill things very cheaply. Hand-made fore. Venice really smells, but I've got a cold ao am enjoying myself! I It Is really picturesque, took a gondola ride ax night with stars out and gondoliers (at home). Before we left Stras- singing and accordions with Italian music playing. It is ao very quiet with no engines of and Prime Minister of France any kind except an occasional had remapped Europe after motor bool and a beautiful clock things about customs and played a concert in Mulhouse getting Itxid apd stamp anti applaud and (taped programs) which you tive girls sometimes. 7-1-68 Lucerne Is fairyland. Caaties and covered bridges, Mother, and lovely canals mark Marine Private Robert J. Mul- ritlnp together with * * * onet fighting, and methods of God notes and having noted and Impassive givinc a counicn- Carpet & Furniture CLEANING bau, live on K2 Middleville, Is a member of Company C, 2nd Bat­ talion of tiie division’s 501st In­ fantry. He entered the Army in June 1965 and completed basic churches there. Pictures of storks noria. InkereoUng thing — fly Gary G. McPherson, 20, son of, (male) from Africa and builds a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McPherson, Govenor Romney Deserves Support the frlendllneoo and Bernard Hi«toricol Society to Meet The Bernard Historical Society meets at 8 pm. Monday. Aug. 1. al Delton High School. John Goldsworth, formerly coordina­ tor of maintenance, blue prints, drafting and construction at Western Michigan University, will give a history of WMV. The public is Invited and refresh­ —Ill K. ...-*4 TV* TTa-_ pjn. in July warmth and August. a paratrooper with tho lOBt Airborne Division from Fort tory and tnubtlons ol the Marino jecta. He will now undergo four Reserve Officer Training Corps weeks of Individual coinbox tralnsummer training program. Dur­ ing the six-week encampment, specialist, training In hla military scncduied to end July 27, he and job field before- being ua&lgiwd other members ot the divudofi arc teaching and demonstrating Marco’s Square—beautiful 11 military skills to ROIC cadets I Pictures wlU be of Strasbourg from ''colleges and universities throughout the country. Instruc­ tion Is being given In such areas the busts with the radio station as patrolling, small unit tactics and handling basic infantry weapons. Summer training is part of the HOTC program winch qualifies cadets for accep­ tance os commissioned oil leers in Uie Army Reserves upon gradua­ tion from school. Ornbau, whose about 186 cobU P0-»35. The cuck­ oo clocka by lhe millions it indulgantiy Mulford ot 137 M. Main, Wood­ which pro­ land. waa graduated from eight sun. surely the blood from any weeks of recruit training at the Friday shopping, paused long cistoo Jet Photo reoonnaissance Marine Corps Recruit Depot enough to got caught up in tho and air mobility for the nations magic and lingered aw idle before graduate of Delton Kellogg High I Urlll Lnatructora, ho learned reiuctsritly turning away. I felt Ute a person again. The School. * ।,mnit arms marksmanship, bay­ If you are proud of your furnishings full-length drove ■V hstlo, pouring to applaud cock, HI Deiton. moled to Army private first class, July 14, while serving with the starting out from Africa a few 82d Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C. McPherson, a grena­ dier in Company C, 2d Battalion side and covered bridges and city of the division’s 505th Infantry, of Lucerne. Mt Pllatus and dis­ entered the Army in October tant. Swiss Alps will follow with Chaperon and courier pictures and want to protect your investment, have them eleaned the safest and most If SOMEONE TOU MOW b moving into a new com­ munity, lit in know too. A friendly call by the Wel­ come Wagon Hostess with her basket of gifts and helpful Information, will make the newcomer feel quickly at homo. Join in carrying on our community's traditional spirit ot hospitality. Just giro their name and address ta Welco PHONE ”5-3534 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um thh coupon to let w know you'ri here effective way possible. MILLER'S Duradean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS 107 E. Woodland Ave. MOVING..! Ph. Wl 5-2091 AD0RE33— OTf._________________ Pleau hav« the Wilcome Wagon Hostess call on mi I would Ilka to subscribe to thi Hastings Banner I ilrudy subscribe HU out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept, acme. How do you like the cable heard the concert they played Ln Numburg, Germany.) 7,000 plus feet but very beauti­ ful. not actually port of Swiss Alps. 8. Alps called Bernese Chain here. View from my chair tut tonal Convention Governor Romney end Stanley M. Powell, now State Representative from the 89th District, both served as delegates. They developed a warm friendship and mutual Will have pictures of 3rd larg­ est cathedral In World In Milano. Time exposures had no resting SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT SALE! connructive relationship has been carried forward now that a State Legislator. much Ute the Arc de Triomphc In Paris. Pictures of Venice and the Governor Romney deserves the help of men like Repre­ sentative Powell. urcs If I take enough will get a few good ones I figure. Any other pictures try to fill tn and guess with this guide and my Stanley M. Powell for State Representative 89th Hope my pictures uro setting through. I’ve mailed 8 rolls bo STANLEY M. POWELL x] Stanley M. Powell more by tomorrow. Doing my beet for we don’t .-top and when wo do tilings. It’s In a hurry—This Is the great­ est in many ways! Jack (A pilot friend of the Benders Paid Political Adv. NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for Circuit Judge G U Eaton & Barry Counties EXPERIENCED UNDERSTANDING Mac LEOD SPECIAL YEAR-END CAPABLE Now Probate Judge of Eaton County <1965 TO PRESENT TIME! 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte (FROM 1954 TO 19651 19 Yean Practicing Attorney 2-D00R HARDTOP WITH ALL THIS EQUIPMENT INCLUDED Marauder 390 V-8 Bright upper door frames Heater-Defroster Outside rearview mirror Mulli-Drive Merc-O-Maic Color-keyed trim panels Q— Vinyl -headlining 0 Windshield washers transmission Q Bright drip moldings 8 Deep loop carpeting q Fodr-way emergency Deluxe steering wheel flasher Past President Michigan Municipal Judges' Association Backup lights Padded “ ' sun visors Padded instrument panel Front and rear seat belts Put as Experienced Judge on the Job 0 ANGUS Mac LEOD for CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR EATQN A BARMY COUNTIES NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE ' PRICES ON ALL MODELS Tony BELLI MOTORS • 1320 N. Michigan Avenue �fresh Out of lhe Attic Freeport When You VOTE for RICHARD M. BAUER Flint were Saturday and Sunday OrtaadL parents. Mr. and Ma. Robert Newton. * Mr. and Mra. Arthur in IATON AND NOW the BANNER Ilkt* to anr Into adjoining countlce. I maining 11 graduatea of thia of the Hastings High School, I received thia letter this morning from Hast Inga giving me Infor- formation from two BARRY COUNTIIS. Robert Newton a ft inday ago. * man at BuLtcrwotlh Hospital, Sunday. July 10th. * Mr. and Circuit Judge-5th Judicial Circuit Hla nr hard in Grand Rapids ra- ’ ■ontly. Mr*. Robert Newton and BUI vuited Mm Ada Newton of Hastings Wednesday, July Uth- El Richard M. Bauer different side the County at for a trip with mo over the ••John Wilkes Berth Trail." different letter thia morning ta aa follows: Now-Partisan Primary Election—Aug. 2, 1946 Rappahaneck Pt. Royal. BANNER WANT ADVL BRING RESULTS Dr. Rlciiord D. Mudd. Elam Crook. Dam lived tn Colo­ rado aa a uranium prospector moved to Alaska still prospect- tn Washington, i President Johnson, Booth and SUPER-RIGHT' USDA GRADE "A' His daughter still Uvea on the home place 4 miles north of K. Buck (Etheli. She could give you any mom information you would like. Also about Grace Grant She YOUNG TURKEYS father hod his office beginning arrested aa a conspirator and we entered the Naylor Road and then to Branch Avenue (Route 5) in Tecumseh on Pouawotoml is buried In Riverside Cemetery here in Hastings. Fbr more in­ formation you could chock with Vliitcd with Well Dr. Mudd showed pictures believable disrepair — plaster and talked about- his grandad bister Mary. and we spent an interesting eve­ broken furniture and broken Sincerely. ning. Wo found Dr. Mudd to be Lucllie Lewis an especially oongwilal man and (Mrs. Stephen) Thank you very much. Mrs. Booth hid his gum under the OUTDATED! SIZES g |b "SUPER-RIGHT" SKINLESS All-Meat Franks 1-LB. EQc ( PKG. Jj ( 2-LB. 115 PKG. | OTHER POPULAR BRANDS SKINLESS FRANKS ARMOUR ECKRICH SWIFT — 55 WWW c jj””" "SURER-RIGHT" QUALITY ROUND STEAK PorklLOIRS » 89* TXii PORTION ^OC lb LOIN END PORTION CINTIR RIB "SUHR-RIGHT" ROTISSIRII OR Rump Roast PORK CHOPS fkAt -o“c o. 49* - 89* a Thomas C. Reeves contributed "SUPER-RIGHT" FULLY COOKED and so is tiring messy defrosting! We also photographed the cemetery lot of Samuel A. Mudd. COMPLETELY Peter's Cemeterv. We then visited the old 84. Peter's Cemetery whore Hod Spangler la reported to have been Boneless Hams Mudd lot. We then visited Dr. Samuel A. Mudd* home. On the flrat day “SUFER-RIGHT'' BOHtLESS "SUFFRrRIGHT" BONILESS "SUMR-RIGHT" COUNTRY STYLI Lb. 99* Cube Steak Chuck Steak AVERA Gl uf®» Chip Steak . Spare Ribs . visited with Joe Mudd, grand- SLICtD INTO CHOPS FRYLR LAGS OR Breast wWiRih*Juu<k"1 "SUFUt-RJGHT' BONELESS 69* LB. 59* LI. -69* ’/« Pork Loin Stewing Beef FINS FOR BROILING Halibut Steak -59* -79* -59* hls wife and took plctureo of the KOUNTY KIST WHOU amlned and the bedroom where took pictures of Dr. Samuel A. After leaving the Dr. Samuel A. Mudd homo we went into CHASM—DEVIL'S FOOD, WHITE, LEMON OR YELLOW CAKE MIXES NETWT. 7W-OZ. PKG. Mudd's tombstone. We Paura Churoh which Booth parsed on his flight. This b known aa the P. E. Chapel, or CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN "FROST-FREE REFRIflERATOR-FREEZER that newnuds deftostinil The spacious, new, "No-Frost” Refrigerator-Freezer lets yoH^hqfl "big" and take advantage of food specials ... gives you space to freeze entire meals for special occasions and to keep leftovers fresh and tasty for another meal.. . plus a wide variety of convenience features and the luxury of an automatic ice maker. rent by the Brice Chapei which Ketchup 10‘ COFFEE SPECIAL OFFER A&P Half & Half 39* Booth. There is no thicket there Is about two miles north of the Tom Jonas' home. We then continued south to • • Her wr. Y 14-oz. ■ A&P GRADE MA“ BARTLETT PEARS QUART Mayonnaise ■■■■■■ 1^^ ■ CHEERIO CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM BARS 12 * 49* CRESTMONT OURFIN FINBST QUALITY CRISTMONT —— OUR IceCream FLAVORS WISCONSIN SHARP Cheddar Cheese Cheese Slices SULTANA FINE QUALITY Peanut Butter ( ,n- IO ANN PAGE I^A&r VACUUM PACKED REG. OR C not enter. We inspected ravine 4»69t Kernel Corn ANN PAGE TOMATO E IEC 89' -79* 49* 69‘ LADY BETTY Prune Juice YUKON CLUB ASSORTED JANE PARKER FEATURES to Virginia. grounds and with the help of the Public Relations Officer, White Bread Beverages LOCAL THOMPSON WHITE Seedless Grapes Jelly Daauts °* * Jelly Refl ® 59* Apple Pie - 49* GIANT APWCOT. CM DUTCH APRICOT. SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER! erkodaon of the man who ran i.is j.U. _ CALIFORNIA—150 SIZE Bartlett Pears 25‘ �en from Attending ;e Week Barry Fann Calendar.. H 0.-44 ng* Hasting*; Mr* Lui* Harrington. I Delton; Mr* Tiiexvn Hecht, Lake Jonferanee, College Week for. Cedar Creek; Mra. John Meteen- gaa State Univeraity. Fourteen Are* 10 Extension home econo­ mist. Those who registered with the County Extension office as Tteirsdai' vi.Hnrl Inrluileit Mr* Mn. V-nM.lr., «... lievlllc. and Mra. Delmond Cui- :,U,L Pf _ ■ M”. Ke5?‘.th sr, NaahviUe were named os de- Isham, Battle Creek; Mra. Rich- ■ atd Kilgore. Battle Creek, and ' Farmers’ Milk Checks To Be Bigger in August Bchotarshli* for College Week The lfTm "Country Style" can nr Women for 1966 were award- be used only on hams which Woodlawn, preridenl of’ the hundred v d by the Council to Gun-Ho have been rubbed with salt and Barry-Eaton Michigan Milk Pro- from Aug. «« N H tn competition with the Central Michigan Syrup Association and the Charlotte Maple Syrup lTr>- Michigan dairies which buy milk from them that the bottling 3 THE NATION'S NO. 1 NITROGEN FOR CORN NOTHING, BUT NOTHING BEATS LOW COST ANHYDROUS AMMONIA! No One, But No One Beata Our Service Weat Michigon'a Oldeat NH3 Distributor. MANCO By Mrs. Etlui Blmk Vermontville Maple Syrup At State Fair Letter of J*ly 21: .Mr. and Mn. Roscoe Custer and daughter. Cathy of Sunfield were Bunday, July 10. guests of Mrs. Ethel Blank. * Bunday, July 10 visitor* of Mr. and Mn. Her­ The Vermontville Maple Syrup man Miller were Ovid Miller and wife, Mel Starbard and wife, of ed“ and farn^r payments reflect producers will have a booth at Clarksville and the Loren J. Mota family. * Mr. and Mr* Dana Kauffman and son and daughter were Sunday, July 10, that te processed Into dairy pro- WANT MORE CORN EXPERT TIRE SERVICE BARR Tire Shop Diteributor Beit Buy* on » & U»ed Tim Mounted FRIt! Woodland at ELEVATORS FREE LAKE ODESSA PARKING preaident, Gerald Lund- about 1J00. U. S. ROYAL or SMITH BROS There were 1.350 fewer dairy farmer* serving Southern Mich­ igan Federal Order markets In June compared With June of ricelast year, and the total “dropoff” continued milk production lo­ dred Martin and James Mathias, calise of economic condition* board hold-over* Dale DeVlno has been appointed auditor. Middl.ville Youth Hurt in Miihop uriy uvuBir « BiteaMou Office. Past Carlton Farmer Dies Pleasant Valley Sunday Night from Pennock Hospital Bunday. Iroup* Those who were to at- 1 day* say meal Inspector* at the ern Michigan market committee- town- In some from the Oun-Ho we reUB Department of Agriculture. that n 11 market o ; man, ..ta.., has .mu announced mm -* the I n uu uv LM-uuae. inaeiii Michigan Grade A milk pro- about the same. the pay price to 1 duccns Thursday supported ac- inrmera would be abtnt 15.17 to : tlon of the Gnat Lakes MUk g$ 20 per hundred weight on the Marketing Federation In raising major portion of milk produced ‘ prices for bottling Class I milk jm ” August compared with • nrUw with a price of |4 75 per hundred weight oh milk produced during June. ' Phone DR 7-7411 Combine Catches Fire in Field, Wheat Saved President Todd will call matUn members Jamie C. Rohrtaeher. 18, R1 Hasting* was Injured about 6:30 pm. Friday when he loot con­ more Improvements on the sugar trol of his 1966 Suzuki motor­ shanty. cycle driving aouUl on U» Mc­ Cann Road at tbe Thomappta tte, George Hubka and Wilbur Baker wui will u Urt thn mipruvrmreua Improvements River In Irving. .The motorcycle duct .*. inn went down a bank and he was j and present them al the meeting a* their combine waa damaged by fir* about 2:45 pjn, Friday on the PritchardvlUe Rood. K<n luid lutuled the combine 'bout three rounds and the corner af the field n caught fire. He pul It out with a hand extinguisher. When ho He hauled it out of the field iwnd to put out the fire white tractor to call Hastings firemen. They had it under control by the time the truck arrived. held at 2 pm. this Wednesday Charlie estimated he got about at the Carlton Center Methodist Church with the Rev. Richard Cline stepped In to help out. VandenBoach officiating with burial In the Fuller Cemetery. suddenly al hte home at 10:30 Michigan’s 1966 Fair Season Well Underway Thc body reposed al the Leonard-Oogoud Funeral Homs'until Kauffman. * Mr. and Mrs. John lime for the service* E. Brake were Saturday, July 9. guests of Arthur VanAlteburg at Ox Bow dam. * The WJd-A. and May (Downing! Daniels. July 1 saw the opening of Prayer Band waa held July 7. He attended the Friend School Michigan’s 1966 fair season, and One quill was finished and an­ and married Edna Decker of from now until Autumn changes other one started. The regular Carlton Center on May 14. 1921. color on the leaves, hundreds of all day meeting of W.M.B was Tiiey farmed tn the Carlton area thousands of citizens will at­ held July 14th with dinner and until 1D56 when they moved to tend fair* and exhibitions In quilling. Half Moon Ixtkc in Montcalm various parts of the state. Mr*. Ruby Walt and Mrs. Ethel County where they operated tlw The Upper Peninsula State Blank enjoyed dinner with Mrs. Escanaba, and Ute big Michigan Mabel Cool and her guest Mrs. Mr. Daniela member State Fair will be at Detroit Oleness Moxon of Hastings re­ from Aug. 26 to Sept. 5. cently at Mrs. Cool’s trailer home at Pinhook. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bchloneger and family were Saturday, July 9, callers at ire held, but there the Dale Zook home. They had In addition to hl* wife, he te been overnight, guests of Mra. survived by two son* Arnold of Marvin Stahl and family and on Fairs anil their dotes are: their way home to Greentown, Woodland and Gaytan of Free­ Hastings. July 25-30; Fowler­ Ind. after a trip to Uie Melvin port; two daughters. Mrs. OlcnStahl’s at Defter, UP. * Mr. and don (Ellene) Pierson of Has, ville. Greenville, and Big Rapids, Mr*. Merle Bchloaeger and fami­ tings and Mr* William < Maxine> July 26-30: Hale. July 27-30; Dipp of Freeport; 17 grande hl 1-Jackson. July 31-Aug. 6. ly of Greentown, Ind., were Ann Arbor, Aug. 1-5: Cadillac. overnight guests at the home of Mr*. Marvin Stahl and family. Freeport. Keith of Hartings, El-_______ Holland. Monroe. Harrison. Ma- ■ Ils of Greenville and Kenneth of I son and * Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Zook and family of Bits* Road were visi­ Grand Rapids, and a sister. Mr* ham. Aug 0; Ravenna. Aug 2-6; tor* al the Dale Zook's Bunday. Floyd • Edith > Beckwith of Has­ Adrian. Aug. 7-13: Alma. Aug. tings. July 10. 8-9; Bad Axe, Cassopolis. Buy City and Coldwater. Aug. 8-13; lonl* Aug. 6-13: Grand Blanc. Aug. 9-11: Pontine. Aug. 9-13: Gaylord, Evart, and Goodelh, Aug. 10-13: Standteb/Aug. 11-13; Belleville. Aug. B-14; Iron River, Aug. 11-14; BL Johns. Aug. 15­ 17: Lqwell. Aug. 15-19; Charlotte. Cheboygan. Corunna and Mid­ land. Aug. 15-20: Ironwood. Aug. LAST 3 BIG DAYS - ENDS SAT Fnlmouth. Aug. 10; Ludington. Fremont, Berrien Springs and Sandusky, Aug. 10-20; Atlanta. Hudsonville. Aug. 22-26: Kala­ mazoo. Alpena and Marshall. Aug 22-27; Mt. Pleasant, Aug. 23-27; Prtonlwy. Aug. 22-28; Al­ lenville. Aug. 26-28; Wayland, Aug. 25-27: Traverse City. Aug. 29-Sep< 3: Hart. Aug. 30-Sept. 3; Chelsea. Aug. 3l-8epL 3; Onekama. Aug. 30-Sept 5. Norway. Sept. 1-5; Imlay City. Sept. 5-10; Klftrosa. Sept. 2-5; Saline. Sept, 7-10; Stalwart, Allegan. Sept. 12-17; Centreville. Sept 19-25: Rogers Qty. Sept. 24-25: Hillsdale. Sept. 25*00.1, Marquette, Oct. 13-15. Charge Young Man With Check Theft BARRY COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS AT THE GRANDSTAND In Hastings, Michigan WEDNESDAY, July 27th HEAVYWEIGHT HORSE PULLING CONTEST Adm. Starts 8:30 p.m. ChiUr.il 25‘ LIVESTOCK PARADE STARTS AT 7:00 P.M. THURSDAY NITE, JULY 28th FOR THE IRST TIME Luck O'Hara's DEVIL Drivers WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY AND FRIDAY July 27th - 28th & 29th n AA 2:00 p.m. 4 Races >2 Heats Each Day! $14,000 in purses THE NEW 1966 SHOW IN Famous Clowns . HASTINGS “ admission Star* of Hie 8:30 P.M. Adm. *150 Movie (hint Men Human Bomb Act GREATEST SHOW •i<u WEEK- Saturday Nite Raymond Rohn, 21. R1 Delton, waived examination when ar­ raigned In Hatting* Municipal Court on a charge of larceny from a building and was bound over to the September term of Circuit Court. He also pleaded guilty to ob­ taining money under false pre­ tenses and was given a 30-day Jail term and lined 845 plus 45 95 court costa. Deputy Harvey Baker said Rohn was charged with taking a traveler’* check from lhe home of Archie Woodman on R1 Del­ ton. and cashing It at- Elwin Lammers shop. The 420 check was taken July 15. Hables. boys and men average men and young girls buy pairs. Need Money for New Facilities?K See u> for the money you need to finance new farm faeilitiee, repair*, expan­ sion, stc. Long term*, low coit, no prepayment penalty. ■ ERT RUBY & COMPANY WRESTLING SHOW Friday, July 29 8:00 P.M Adm. $1.50 - Ringlid. $2.09 Idala—Mu 527-4JIO Featured Bout* HASTINGS OFFICE Tor TV WKtSTU.S The Student va. The Fabuloua Igor Mala OHka SOI Vi Sa. Michigan � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-08-04.pdf cc76bf4d4b908af9345b5b0b503f9e0e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Is AceiMtor Time Sa Be Careful NUMBUt 16 (Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, August 4. 1966 111 Hi Year Voters Reject Barry Jail Proposal (-GALLON DONOR—Ernest Smith. R3 Driteo, who operate* 47 Agencies to Share in Your Community Fund Chairman Jack Hoke and Co- Barry Zoning Ordinance Available to Residents As Barry County to becoming Comiplsslon member* are Nor­ more aware of zoning many ‘ man Stanton, chairman, R1 questions have arisen by the Dowling; Ralph Moore, secrepeople of the county. tary, R1 Freeport: Forest Foley. Roy Walters, zoning adminis­ R1 Hastings; Earl Pennock. R2 trator. has announced that the Nashville; Cart Jordan. R2 zoning office has- available a Woodland: Basil Johnson. Del­ booklet entitled "Barry County ton. and Pau! Gibson, R2 Mid­ dleville. Zoning Ordinance." This booklet may be obtained at the office In the Hastings City Hall. Zoning Is not' new to Barry County having been in effect for Waiters explained. a few years, however, the new The soning ordinance to not zoning ordinance was adopted by the Commission In March. uses of property may be re­ I960, after the Board of Super­ stricted: otherwise the primary visors voted on It. Tlie Barry County Zoning feated. , Zoning la not "against" any rightful um of property. Zoning Is concerned with use of property —how land and buildings are best ullllMd In the Interest of property owners. Moat properties are generally sonod for the yery Picnic Friday Caps Playground Activities Here property owner would volun­ tarily choose anyway If there This Is tlie final wock of Has­ were no aoning. tings' 29th consecutive Summer Because local conditions are Playground program and to climax often varied, toning sometimes imposes unintentional hardship and his staff have scheduled a big on some property owner if re­ picnic for Tyden Park starting at quired to conform to the Mrtet terms of the ordinance. There­ The youngsters are to report to fore, the state Zoning Acte re­ their own playgrounds, and walk quire every county to appoint a Zoning Board of Appeals to to the park with their sunervteors. whom the property owner can turn for special exceptions. The picnic to to qid at 2 nm. TUg-of-wnr. sack Hkira. threobsriri'd races atxl oilier events are । planned to kaap .tha youngsters hnnoy. ‘ ■ Roy Walters. Wilbur Uldriks. R4 Winners of Friday's pet show Battle Creek: Paul Gibson. R2j MlddlavLUa, and Max Coats, R3, ton and Karen Radant; moat un­ Hastings usual. Nora Webster and Bruce Zoning can help preserve what Smith: largest. Raymond Bolton and Brian Shetterly; beat trick, munlty. Zoning promotes com­ Mark Shade and Bruce Smith. munity stability aod It facilitates Doll diow winners were: largest the development of good road collection. Tammy Foltz; moat un­ systems, good fire protection and usual. Roberta Blrke and Ann good policing systems. Zoning Is Wrvcrmitn; prettiest. Carrie Sorby, a lure for good tax-paying In­ and oldeat. Tnncssa O'Donnell. dustry. Zoning can help save The dir's badminton ehamtaxes. How? By knowing future developments, public funds’ are better used for positive, con­ Northeastern. structive measures designed to Sheryl defeated Mary Kennedy serve the entire community. of Southeastern for the title and "Remember toning Is for you." Sue Wilcox of the First Ward Park Walters said. In the semi-finals. Wes downed Brian Smith of Central for his crown, after getting by Pat Fit*, gerald of the park. Brian defeated reach the finals, ' Thls-week the table tennis tour­ nament playoff is set for thia Thursday morning with the girls at Northeastern and the boy* at Southeastern. The last day the youngsters will be taken swimming via school bus Is this Thursday afternoon, with only one trip. The bus will leave from Central, with stops at Southeastern and the park. Joan Gay Arrives in Monrovia, Liberia Cooler Weather, Rain Brings Relief to Area Persona who sweltered in the t heat of Isat week welcomed _________________________ - tthe drop In temperatures and the soft rain which fell Monday evening. Last Wedneaday the tempera­ ture hit 92, according to records at the Michigan Fteherlea Re­ search Station. The nights have been cool with a low of 48 hit on Sunday and the mercury remained In the Mr and Mrs Russell Gay of urday the high was Hickory Comen received a cable The temperatures follow: from their daughter. Joan, stating that she had arrived safely in Date Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, July rr. for duty with the Peace Corpa. July MSite Is a Delton High graduate and July N. look four weeks' Peace Corps July 88. training al the University of Rhode July 31. 1HU1IK1. She Island oiir left New York ...... Jujy 26 ( —- -­ and waa In Monrovia the next jtay. Aug. i. FINAL CONCERT EDITORIALS e r ■—BjntSd.C -h ii - oreaented The economy crippling airline jentlon Is probably the leaser of strike, called despite a proposed <wo «v»>settlement that Sen. Wayne More# Sen. Wsyna Morse, certainly neither a conservative nor an table, emphasized the fact that the enemy of labor was on the govern­ Federal Government must be ment panel called In to help avert granted direct Ives and guideline* this costly slriine strike which was wo obviously not In the public Just as, earlier in this century, tt Interest, nor. as be said. "In the had to be given continuing au- Interest of the workers and em­ ployees In this groat transportation Industry." by U>e Municipal Loses by 46 Votes; Robinson, MacLeod In Judgeship Race With one of the heaviest primary votes in Barry County history, electors Tuesday again voted down a proposal for a new jail while Michigan Democrats nominated former Gov. G. M^nnen Williims.to cirry their banner in the November election I against U.S. Senator Robert I’. Griffin. Griffin, appointed to the I p-ist after the death of Senator Patrick McNamara, had no I opposition nnnnzltlnn for the OOP GOP nornlnanonillta- —*-r ‘ .------------------------T—i ‘ 1 1 ” tion 1 no money to put Into the slnk______ In addition to the loll millage I Ing fund. Owners ot of propmy property m In ««*»Hasowners T ___ County Clerk William Cridler tings have more than two week* proposal, which lost by a margin I 6 1* the deadline for to pay their 1966 municipal tuxes of 46. the race t<r the nomlna- ■ of supervisor action to Intervention since there to such I have been Involved in without a three percent penalty. llona for jUdKe of the Barry- place the measure on the No77>c Red Cross Chapter, which massive power concentrated in the’ and at the end of July 8133266.46 Flfth JudldB| Clrcu!t at- vember general election ballot, needs funds for the vital blood Federal authority already. Howof the 828731024 total tax bill : The county board meets next ___ program and other activities, to had been paid. Treasurer Ruby traded great interest Atty. RI-ha rd Rob'nson of ~ The millage proposal lost tn earmarked for 87330, Salvation ever, when any organized faction'know of a tingle Vrage settlement Henney reports. Army for 11240. Family St Chil­ Eaton Rantds ran second ‘ n hts townships by 10 votes. 1589 > x . MIL In- --- — .......... nt Vntnn twit l»d . .me - ■ nnn __ ■ . 1. -_ __ dren Services for 87,055. the United and powerful enough to believe It'that. In iny Judgment, was more Fund for 85200. 4H for 8450 and 41 percent or 81)6302.31. Ac- I the Kalamazoo Child Guidance can safely disregard public Interest fair, on'The basis of the evidence." eesMir Ruwell Doty pointed ouL Ba«Tv. po'lln>f 1587 votes <ndlThe proposal carried In Asns well as government recommeri-1 In this instance, the five airlines Clinic 8290. . eating widespread support Rob- . Residential tax™ amount to Inson tod the t'rkel in all but :Barry No 2. 106-53: Castleton. < Continued on Page 4) The Michigan United Fund In- dutioHS, then direct Federal Inter-1 39 percent or 8112.944 10. com- nine of Barre's 72 nrectncta He ।96-86; Hope. 147-122; Johnstown. cludca 18 State agencies and 20 led in the C'lv of Mastin's with ■77-57; Prairieville, 83-61: Rut­ agencies rated as “National." 331 80 and property designated n tot"l of 517. leadlnv In three land. 139-134: Thornapple. 118­ agricultural pays 82.132 03. Tlie n-erfnris but tvinq wtth •lud-’rl 167 and Yankee Springs. 103-101. include Arthritis Foundation. figun-t Include the one percent Mlt-hell wtth 74 votea tn the It carried in Hastings' Fourth 829153ft; Catholic Charities. 829,­ collection fee. I Second Ward. Ward. 235-157 642; Kenny-Michigan Rehabilita­ The E. W. Bliss Company pays I' Barrv Probate Jodce Philip tion Foundation. 8183230; Leader Oreg Webster and Jim* Fran­ hosted toy families In the various । the largest tax. 856.112.73. The H. MltehMt received a h»av» electors . turned down proposals Dogs for the Blind, 847.000; Better Hearing, 894200; Retarded Chil­ cisco, members of the comet sec­ countries they visited. Concerts. Hastings Mfg. Company tax ag-, jail, with a combined cost of dren. 8120.978; Deaf. 818200; Chil­ tion of the Musical Youth Inter­ ranging from two to four a day. gregates 835.068 61. Tyden Cor- , dren's Aid Society. 8245,000; Crime national band, returned Wednes­ were given In parks, schools, ca- ' poraUon 310.303 82. Consume. 1 Jadrr Mitchell carried aeven 81.600.000 The Courthouse comPower 87246 09. Hastings Alu- ‘’ precincts. St Delinquency Council. 824500; day. July 27. from n five week's thedrals and auditoriums. A (r > Im d.„ allowM time I »"*««• •«»«• •»» I । Barry Prosecuting Attorney concert tour of cities in Scotland, Diabetes, 881287: Epilepsy Center State Senator Garry Brawn of England. Holland. Belgium. West for sight-seeing and shopping I HasUnga Corporation 81.19955 1 RkhArrf Richard M Baue Bauer ran third In Highlight of the trip for the !1111,1 Chenoweth Jdachlne 8’153.27. ‘>!■»0»Un...CnuntY. k.n.xtr. receiving 623 Schoolcraft will carry the OOP 8664,078; Kidney Foundation. 8166. Germany And Swl tawland. I vnfea but neither he nnr Judge 829;, League for Nursing. 839350; hand and choir, was their ap­ against incumbent Congressman I M’lchel! made n dent In the Mental Health. 8177.780; Welfare pearance before an audience of I Eat-m vote In the neighboring Pau) H. Todd. Jr., who liad no League. 8103347; Multiple Sclero­ musician* from Michigan and I rniintv. Jlld<’C Mitchell received sis. 1157,000, and United Cerebral surrounding slates, left Slult- .. tlonai Industrial Eisteddfod, won the nomlnai 222 votes and Atty. Bauer 213. Palsy, 8177300. near Mlddlesboro. England. । Attv. Rnbln<on and Eaton ProNational agencies include Ameri­ mornlng, flew to Shannon airThe Eisteddfod was a week­ | bate Judge Anmis N. MacLeod to Augustine's 72ft. Todd waa can Council for Nationalities Serv­ long music and fine-arts festival I will fnee each other <n the een- given a complimentary 1536 ice. 85300; Social Health. 847394; In which adu't and jun'or bands, V! Amezazi. WflW. I - Part of t,le f'0!’1' ,O' chqirs. soloist*, and folk dancers Child Welfare League. $25278; So-, People program, members were- from United States and Europe the field In Eaton with-all but nated for State Senator on the ----- .----- —--------- of one precinct reported, receivin’ Republican ticket ftom the 20th dal Work Education. 86207; Public --------------------------- -—■ competed and appeared in conSummer school for 240 selected j rn. votes while Robinson polled Health Nursing. 814.451; Jackson ' 1 Laboratory. 825.171; International; ] trict. A fed«ral grant of 826.068 Pohl„,nn-, sotl,i vote wns 3 552 Social Service. 820319; Leukemia | ternallonal trophy and 1150 for rimywl U» nd mocltwh !W Society. 845200; Employment of ’ . . C— "T . . . ,wwlon .— „ana i.kcs.. arcurui'w Democratic ticket. Kenneth O which provided Instruction 'o_r for u t0 unonie|ni nitures Anv Attv.. wu. Wll■* Youth. 83200; Alcoholism. 812.100; I, In an article entitled "Why academlcally slower student* in (ftr(1 u M)k„ri| nolled 1200 votes Settlements and Neighborhood I Musicians Go West." the music grade' one through eight. Raton nnd SOI in Barry tor Centera. 89570; Legal Aid St Dp, critic wrote: "Two hundred y fender, 85564; Recreation St Part ।______________ ________ Student.-, received Individual -ww.. 2 301; Judge Mitchell's Mltchdl's total wm tor Johnson apparently won reftfinistlm Mover l . । •j-Tiis. v.-sr Assembly. 815241 - Traveler* Ata I l5r Jonn tfindeei was elected" Kara! centre of Europe In the I »“<uage art, 813.480; Urban League. 830200; ‘ 1’7a2,‘lenl °r lh£J^,1TOOd B2Trd according to the unofficial re­ twentieth century they go to Ute | Group enrichment inzlrucUnited Seamen's Service 814202.101 Education Thursday evening, turns. and United Service Organization, I His name was placed in TwtnL USA — and after hearing last llon in art. mode, nature night's concert at the Eisteddfod »«udy. andglrLi and boy* pbv*l8323^00 nation by Eldon Flrasner who tlte. I know why.' { steal education was also offered Atty. Bauer received 213 in Eaton district. Anthony Stamm received Th* linHari Rmh* lu“ te-rved president of the for a total of 838. the GOP nomination by a land­ .. ™ Servlrc Oragnita(hp o[ Tlie Musical Youth Interna- ln half-day sculon*. In the onlv two races for the slide vote over Joseph J. Bra-. A staff of 15 reading teachers, ' Woodland and Lake Odessa Uonal band and choir from nomination for township superMichigan 6»ve the most polished 13 teachers In other areas, and I rchooto in May of 1961. professional performance two guidance counselors were i"<n“MBDle*Grore-towii7 ' Landsen, starting Ids third and that I have ever heard from employed under the direction ot *h. h A|tart ri o.,netyoung people. They made most Raymond Greene and William *n* Noffk“of Thomappte 591. unopposed for the nomina­ tion. Hui. wtut, b.„a, I ‘ j. voa™ seem use amateurs. | q-^. Summer school was one of o. Williams. | was renominated for State senaA federation of six voluntary Thelr performance, which In-1 three projeota recently financed : tj i . won th . oop nod b „ a i tor from the 23rd by a wide agencies, USO operates clubs and c |udea , “ I J?L ^" “ l f . un £L totaling 857.u.vote margin, receiving 65 to | nuuwin Yankee Springs, his only r i ■—*— .•“•rsL ———f is-vote marem. receiving lounges around the world to help ed treasurer and Melvin Ralrlgh :of Th* Battle Hymn of the | 201 under the Elementary and Pennock's 50. Noffke had build morale for about 3200200 was elected scci'etary of the ■ board. Trustees *rt«ineM Wood.! ,w“ flawtesa. and leftV Secondary wconoary Education taucauan Art. an. The inc M-vote 89-vote margin. margin 218 to 128 129 oa voiea io tmvia k. rusnaw s M. US. service personnel. The USO Huron Healy and Floyd Barnum ^e massive audience shouting I funds must be med for new nr • _ . . the used or : T_ •«. Jay A, Wabeke polled 3ft vote* on also provides live entertainment for more ’ I expanded program, te aid the *n Democratic Uckrt Under J-'leasner's leadership as through Ils ramp shows program The group, which has already ' educationally deprived student --- -------------------- — - --------- SUU IUpr~nU. for OIs stationed In isolated areas n,.nl V1' Ih^nminiiinn t,Tt JW”®* 8 Farnsworth easily other project* at Lakewood m tian consolidated the districts of presented concerto in Saline of the globe. Jl-l. to th. nomiaitut „ u,. hZ icaIn addition to serving Michigan's Woodland. Lake Odessa. Clarks­ Albion. Livonia. Detroit and ruw. OU.UICUl — — -r.----- —-------- ----1 ■ tabllshment of a reading cen.cr 1 The issue of financing a new Duhiic,n ticket from the Mlh servicemen around th; world, the ville. Sunfield and 10 primary only District, polling 8JH7 votea to USO maintains Installations at achooto formtog I he Lakewood »l«ht in Bturgls. and tn Ann for lumdicappezi readers, a tench- ,35-inm. .- J.” r. 7h.,11 PreclnrU- Including Hastings' John Kllngenberfs 2543 and the ’• following .Tuesday. — Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie district wtth an enrollment of Arbor « The vote lh on In ln.Uue- ,Pourth praai„, Ward.mm , .t,,, , ; Rnn.vi gg Layton's 1289 “ The Detroit and Mt. Clemens USO nearly 2,800 students and com­ Lester McCoy, of Saline, is di­ juldH .mU “ hu operations are maintained locally, pleted a 81.665.000 high school rector of Musical Youth Interna- Uon totlown•» U. lunluhon let hr « uuainr tlonai and conductor of the ■tud.nt helth c. r. Yzs to IMf NO. Prowl SELoteSTi q tn cooperation with National USO. building. 'n» lx»nl «ubll.bM I„|d>«r. JMkMfU,.orsf»U..dlPrwr-ht No 1. whkh Wm to m,U the Lw.tn 101 Po-lrt w. »«ou n-guliu- meeting night as the recU lhe bantlBupt. William Eckstrom stated sinking fund, carried by a 34- unopposed for the Democratic third Thursday of every month! Greg and Jim have been mttn- that he expect, the district to vote margin, with 3582. TBS nomm.tton. received 1.87ft re­ al 8 pm. in the superintendent’s! bets of the Hastings School band receive another grant for similar votes and 2548 NO votes. ...... " office. (program since .the fourth grade. projects for the 196B-67 school In detesting the tax limitation 1 In the 89th representative dis­ year: however, the total funds trict, Stanley Powell rolled up a Sheriff Merl Campbell an­ provided may be somewhat leas fcated the entire proposal with huge margin for' re-nomination nounced the appointment of two mills and debt retirement new members of his department. levy of 4.3 mills foe the 1966­ Gerald E. Plank. 21, Middleville, 87 arhool year. began duties as a deputy sheriff Faced with Increased labor and on July 24. food costa and a reduction m the availability of government Madison, began hto duties July 29 surplus commodities, the board rratic nomination, received KI He to a former member of the Hastings police deportment Funeral services for William H lunches for grades 7 through 12 from 30 to 35 cento, and fn Andrews, 79. 219 W. Muriel Oeonre Romney a vote of 3.018 Street, who suffered a fatal heart adults, from 30 to 40 cent.' for the Republican nomtnot'nn Grades one through six will con Directors of HaMlngs Manu­ tinue to pay 25 cento per luncl 2, while walking In the 500 block 1483. Both were unopposed. facturing Company have declar­ BupL William . Eckstrom re­ on N. Michigan Avenue, are to ed a regular quarterly dividend ported that five elementary onu be held al 1:30 pm. this Thursrelatively pletlng their organization for the 1966 United Community Fund campaign for a goal of 854325 The goal 1s above the 853380.40 achieved In the last Hastings cam­ paign for funds to finance youth programs and humanitarian or­ ganisations. Industry Pays 11 Percent of Local Tax Bill Hastings Cornetists Return From European Concerts i-a. 240 Lakewood Students End Summer School Dr. Lundeen Heads I^kewood School Board Sheriff Names New Deputies M Bill Andrews Suffers Fatal Attack Tuesday Declare Dividend company's common stock, pay- to be hired before* the-faculty ■ thelr race for the Democratic to opicfate la Riverside Mr. Andrew*-was born on July backward glances term. Incumbent Griflin’received raay... from the Banner filet lagoon WTllams we and Griffin 2Jftl. P kc rocketing thousands of Miller VFW Post John Swalnson. Nurserymen at Ito annual mart­ In. In U» Anntan pn-ntad the Norman J. Obteman Award arm Bureau Sales uiiding Burglarized partment of Horticulture al Michigan State Univeratty. Dr. . ... _ — | I L—«—a—a tn 11."— Tukey. late Dean Eugene Davenport. about 41 percent x ->!of **« 15017 mlatered electors. I»i 1964, Barry. County's prt- Michigan Ute south Side of Hastings Sunday night. iff urday, thus oomptoUni 41 of continuous sarrioa with that Hastings resident* and Barry county to Stanley Tonkin's office 835 wag taken from two jraad aa AagwhoM^ afqja a*d and from 110 eaaltauon and fl I u G �Sl.'SffiUSX rt said tbt aochimt oc* visiting mo«*«T. Mrs. Ms* Ils Orou, is MhK --------of Befit* Cisrs, C a family grt-topleasure on Sunt You're Welcome' HAPPIER FAMILIES shop at From the flrot day three yeara ago that I shopped at FWpaMcfc I knew I was welcome. I waa not familiar with the location of my favorite Itema In ctor*. I wae not familiar with any of their store procedures. I didn’t kmne.a soul I* the store. Right from the beginning Iho I received welcome----- -------------tooue assistance. And ell thia assistance wee given with a 'You’re Welcome’. , . Without a doubt, Fetpauach la the cheeriest, friendliest place toehop I’ve ever known. I just couldn't be more pleased with Felpautch Frfbdcf/y Per­ formance. • * FOOD CENTER PLUS YOU GET DOUWt S*H GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! IT'S THE 2nd. WEBC OF... TREMENDOUS viwtn PEAS' NOly Jy SWIFT PREMIUM PRO-TEN BEEF STEAK SALE I SWISS OR BONELES STEW MEAT Uli* rACKAOl. ye ib. 59c WeO Trunntcd it 99c BONELESS MANHATTAN BROIL STEAK < Ground Beef 1 *• 69 LUNCH MEATS LUCID 0* WHOM ..14*, 1-01. CAM BUTTERFIELD POTATOES Round Steak / CHUCK BLADE STEAK PtSCHKI... MANY VARilTpS... new , CHUCK RQfll... BY THE PIECI ALL BEEF . . . FRESHLY GROUND HAMBURG Canadian STYLE BACON 99 -a SHUUINE KS. ; PORK R BEANS THE PEPSI oeneration' r PCT-RITZ i) CREAM PIES , ttAHTAM Mb, lw«. Cea F APPLESAUCE FRUIT COCKTAIL GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS COLA WW WOW - BANANA. CHOCOLATE, COCOHUT, CALIFORNIA-GRATED A« FLAVORS DUNCAN TUNA 4«89 I5M-ox. wl. CAN DOLE PINEAPPLE GIANT SIZE SPARTAN - FROZEN -CHICKEN. REEF, I WUFt TIDE POT PIES S13 Del Mont^yV K Y* ORANGE JUICE 6 WAGNER'S = FAMILY SIZE CATSUP RPARTAN-Whila or Color LUNCH NAPKINS GET UP TO 250 FREE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OP 1-BOTTLE AT REGULAR Mid..7 FLEISCHMANN'S ... MARGARINE- ' SPARTAN I nul soiruwon DUNCAN PEPSI > - REGULAR OR DRIP COFFEE 3 a »1*S > ERIE POT CLEANER Jj �( Meets Members Taki» Patient* ta Fair Entertainment Drivers from the Mocce Lodge furatehing trarwauun and a*. g*** Jrth areaogementa wrs Rotiert Bowman, dlnrr/i Curili, Howard Wilson. Kenneth Adsroa, yalpMU htn. ceeii Morgan.^ nsr». D. Hunt (Vldkl R*id» of Alakaa, announce the of their third son, Jarno . July 21. He weighed 8 > oza. * Rev. and Mra DaHegK and children of 8pen• N Y, span i**t. week their uncle, the Harold Rlt. * Sunday, July 24.'the famof John Waldren gathered lit ivun. — — ■ ■ — ~_ I__ Gcrodenaki, Ttancy.Qorrtsndd. Pauline Smith. Loub RibmU. Dick Aldrich. Helen Bowmau -and Mrs. Harald Wlbon. ' have fumbhed tranapartallon for . , sac re m aucnaance Included the children, grand and . grandchildren. logs such, a* the Barry County Fair, the annual color tour and other entertainment. emty accompanied the patient*, en)Pio>’e<J •» INDIAN SOCIETY Mrs. Appelman Of Nashville Medical Facility. Potawatomi Indian Homecoming •k All Indian Pow-Wow W Aug 13-14 NEW FROM KODAK ...and available HERE right now! McKIbbtn reunion at the Robert Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman JN tatM Ave. _ 1T4U17J Mra. Ethel Brophy of William- 'ston Mrs. Gary chel NIWI wa* a Thursday guest of Arvllla MUrty and Mra. Brophy and children, Ra­ and Keith of Sparta, ac- Funeral services for Mrs. AudW I Appelman,,70. of Nash­ ville. who died at 2 am. Tuesday al Pennock Hospital, are to be a birthday party held al 2 pm. thU Thursday at • the Vogt Funeral Home at Nash­ ville. Burial win be In the T*krvlew Cemetery. McKIbbin home at X515 Mra. Appelman became 11] In ’ Grand Rapid* while shopping on Tuesday. Joly 28. and was j taken to Blodgett Hozpital. with relatives I Later the was transferred to Ionia, Belding; f ^Pennock Hospital. She had been staying at her I leers were retained: Wallace, Gun Lake cottage. ShroU, preaident; Clifford Wal­• m_8he **“ 6001 ln Castleton ter. vice president, and Geneva Township on Feb. 19. 1898. the O’Connor, Nashville, aecretary- daughter of James and Mary treamirer. * Mra. Glenn Hawkina, JV!' 'Miller) Hummel. She al­ and Mr. and Mra. Myron Han-’’ tended school at Nashville. ’ She married Ernest L. Ap- -— ——------ ------- were al spending the weekend at Sparta.1 Greenville hospital Thursday to I w Mr. and Mra Raymond — —- — Croulhamel and Mr. and Mra. ' Norman Benner and daughter, of Belding. KODAK have returned home after a to­ atton had a meeting ud potluck day visit with the George Fetter- dinner at the Lake-O falx Lutdnuiic)7l2 Movie Camera Instant loading—easiest movie-making ever! H's a whole new way Io lake better moviesl No film threadinfl. Drop In a Kodapok movie cartridge and the camera's loaded and ready for action. Balteries drive your film, let you shoot a full 50 feet of film with no winding. Fast f/1.8 lens. Built-in, automatic Type A filter lets you shoot indoors-ouldoors on the some roll of film. A FREE ROLL of Block and White Film given with each roll brought in for procniing - Size* 120 -127 - 620. Plus SCrH Green Stamps they visited aoveral day*. Orrin Cette. Friday. * Mr. and Mm Alvin Spaulding of Grand give rides to underprivUegwd Rapids were Sunday vtettors of children in the Jayoeea “Chrtattna* In July" project. Harold HitThelma Gilliland of Ian*lng were Wednesday evening callers trophy for horaetnanahlp. turd the Millard Hullman* of Grand Rapids. Monday vuit.-rr. »nd granddaughter, Ml** Ruth Schreckcngtwt. of Cleveland. Ohio held at the village park July 34 attended the All Blate Int«rniedlxte band concert held’ In the Interlochen Bowl with their •on. Gerald of East Lanalng •* the conductor, July 24. ItmtM* A«Mcy INSURANCI Ids vbUted Mra. Arvllla Murty. the George Barker* and the Glen Hawkina Tuesday. He also waa a dinner guest of the George Olm­ stead. rural Woodland and vUlt- too mem 110 W. State Context ★ Dance Contest dr Cash Prizes ■ Indian Handicraft „ __ ★ Free Camping for Indians ★ Ball Game Bernard Watson of Algonquin i Lake. R2 Hastings, recently com-1 pie ted schooling at Great Lakes. He is assigned to the USS Strong with Charleston. S.C.. a* it* base I He was to leave this Wednesday. | Aug. 3, for Germany, and to re­ turn to Charleston by Sept. 1. He .then Is to leave on a special assignment for Vietnam. He Is a 1965 HHS grad. HU address U: Larry Watson. FN. B-50-29-98; UBS Strong DO. FPO New l York, N.Y. 09501. Company, died In 1959. \ She was a member of the Nashville Garden “Club and the Clover Leaf Club of the E.U.B. Church. Mrs Appelman Is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Farrell (Vivian) Babcock of East Grand Rapidstwo sons. Ernest of 806 W. Grand Street, and Michael of Nashville; three grandchildren; one great grandchild; two sisters. Mra Kenneth (Vada) Mix and Mra Merrill (Ona) Hinckley, both of Soshvllle, and one brother. Fay ummel, 826 8. Coss Street. . Two brothers. Earl and Guy, proceded her in death. CHARLTON PARK Midway betwean Naihville and Hostings, Michigan, on M-79. The park ii located on the Thomappie River, ’/* Mile off M-79. Turn north at Gulf Station. Parking . .. 50c IN HASTINGS ■eiuwiff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SUMMER WHITE GOODS EVENT! Pleasant Valley «1 CUrkavliU 03-1434 The Sunday worship aervice at the United Brethren Church was wen attended, a* wag the evening drlve-ln service. Special numbers Included the menl Instrumental trio—accordion, Darrel Ovenshire­ guitars, David Livingston and Larry Walt. Next Sunday evening will also feature local talent. * Mr.-and Mra. Harold Newberry Md daughter and Mr. and Mrs Joe Van Dusan of Kalamazoo were guests of their grandmother. Mra. ftna Neeb, Sunday. measure wife. Dorothy, at their! DECORATOR FABRICS by th* yard of the John E. Brake* for supper on. Saturday. * Mr. and Mra.. George Eldred recently went on a vacation trip through Kentucky. Indiana and Ohio. * Mrs Fred (Dorisi Bawdy and baby boy came home from Pennock Hospital Sat- Phon. M5-2I34 •> from our custom Famllita near here who attended mer Miller, the Lloyd Mlllera. Ovid Millers and Mrs Jessie Miller. * Mr. and Mrs George Eldred and grandson. Denny, were Sunday suitors at John Ball Park. * Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ovenaiilre and daughter ot Detroit were guest* of the Ovcnahlres over the arekend. ★ Mr..and Mrs. Ken WlUette and Jean and Joel of Clarksville and Uie L. J. Mote family acre Sunday caller* of their father. Clayton Mote. fabric collection! Coordinate your fall decorating scheme with ^fresh new looks from our standout custom fabric collection. Come up with prize buys . ... savings are now a BIG 20% OFF our regular prices! miii iimi Find directions in styling that ore TODAY! Designer prints, florals, stripes, provincials and a mass of moderns! COLOR is stressed through­ More About----- out .. . hundreds of solids from light to deep tones. New smooth textures plus loopy weaves, Backward Glances wondrous sheers, and open textures. All first .<* . ( quality . . . specially ordered from top decorator a* a gift from the late Hiram J. Kenflcld. The Kenfield legacy f fabric houses! So hurry in! pioneer names of Hastings on new building of IT'S A GOOD SIGN! party nears completion, remark* the fine addition It will be to the business district here. AM) YOU SEE IT ALMOST EVERYWHERE! Penney's Famous Sheets Reduced ... White and Fashion Colors! Merchant* throughout Southwestern Michigan who display thia sign not only welcome your business, but offer automatic credit terms, too! Your Security Charge Card entitles you to extended payments on your purchasea. You may pay aa little at 1/10 of your balance each month with only 1% service charge {Minimum payment $10,001 . . . or you may pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date and pay no serv­ ice charge at all! PENNEY'S WHITE GOODS EVENT ENDS SATURDAY W Yean Ago ■path Chautaqua open* Eamn-day program of I NATION-WIDE*—long wearing cot­ ton muslins. 133 count. . PENCALE’—fine combed cotton percolfe. 186 count. , . ' ' • - ; WHITE twin 72" x 108’ flat or 4 51 Elosta-fit Sanforized* bottom I WHITE twin 72“ x 108’ flat or * 4 *5 Elosta-fit SanforizW bottom Spontortd By an pridiil at-,42 50 for adult*; 11.25 for children. A feature of the program this year will be a recital by Julia Clauaaen, noted grand opera aoprano aadated by EJaTIONAL CORNER OF JEFFERSON. (Hastings and Security National Bank of Batti* Crook pillow coses. 42“ x 36“___ 2 for 83c PERCALE PASTELS: pink cloud. It. lilac, opaline green, pastel yellow, sky blue, STAT1 AND DOWNTOWN full 81“ x 108' flat or Elosta-fit Sanforized bottom___ 1.71 M 103 degreaa. Un month of <rtr two ray the county and high During th* «nJuly there were light ahowera in Halting* hu not twin 72” x 108” flafor Elasto-fit Sanfozixad bottom___ 2.58 ■ full 81" x 108' flat or Elosto-fit Sanforized bottom R.QT pillow cases. 42’ x 38" __2 for 1.05 USE YOUR F>ENNBY*S CHARGE CARD! STOCK UR NOWI ; ----------------------------- «OU I I OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M.T1L 5:30 PAL X. j full 81” x 108” flat or Elasta-fit Sanforized bottom___ 2.71 • pillow cases, 42" x 38’ __2 far 1.28 OPEN FRIDAY 9 A.M. TIL 9 PJA. ? .-. I �gembly building alone corn* eight Federal legtslattai to protect Ito acres at ground, ha* a completely Intereat against over-greedy ambi­ sir conditioned Interior, and two tious or Ug labor ax well as big major working area*: a 535-foothigh "high bay” area and 310foot-high “low bay" are*. A medianlcal leviathan known a* Uie Crawler-Transporter will move tne assembled rocket <3M fret tall) «nd Ito mobile launch plat­ form the three and one-half miles to the launch sit* at a spewl of something less than on* mils per cow aroused derisive laughter from the thousands of Frenchmen who hour. Both Uie huge assembly have had to wait yean just for an budding, the mobile platform and ordinary telephone and then have Uie gigantic crawler represent new to cope with service that to highly engineering breakthrough*. erratic when, in fact, it is not Th* coat. too. will be equally amailng and gigantic! Gaulle may on* day find it neces­ All tills makes one wonder, to sary to use hl* "hot line’ Just to there anything more to this tnoon transmit a message to one of his shot than national pride and pres­ Minister* right here in Parts ” The tige? If not, it* a terrible waste ot money. However, It Is a fact,. that the many new discoveries and scientific breakthrougiis during tlie course ot the rocket program have already added wealth to this nation <m the moon, you would be Mw at targets hundreds of thMtmatj at mile* sway, instead « afljy a very few thousand (a* har* on earth) and Um doesn't warn to mat* much Even the Rusrians reeogntaa this, since they are close to an agree­ ment with Uie United States* not to exploit the moon for military purposes. After all, in a situation like Uils. what does either side have to lose I Thus, it would scon that there to no frantic nah to get to the moon, and if we. could save a few billion dollars by taking things at a bit calmer pace, then that might be one sensible way of relieving some of the pressure on th* econ­ omy and on tlie dollar. » plcjinlc supper at the home of Wilbur Uldrika at Fine Lak* * Mr. and Mra. Richard Our called on Mr. and Mr* Gorden Buxtan Friday evening. ★ Mr. and Mr* Norman Frey were- Friday dinner quests of his parent*. By Mrt. Leo Fr*y j Mra. Leo Frey and Kathryn en­ joyed a dinner at theNordia in Bunday Mr and Mr*. G«- — Lyrm Hom- who aid Shepard from near St. Mary* will teach in Eaton Rapids. Her Lake were dinner guests ct her husband. Mlcliael, will be a prin­ parent* Mr. and Mra. Fred Frey, cipal In the elementary schools. * Callers of the group were Mr. and: Mr. and Mra. Gordon Buxton at- U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions CLEANING and wont to protact your investment, have them cleaned the safest and most effective woy possible. MILLER'S Duroclean 9 YEARS IN HASTINGS region, more forbidding than any­ thing on earth. It is too early to predict what further advances may follow in the wake of a successful moon landing. Certainly, it is never likely to be on area far cotentoaUon but It might become a sensationally successful base for a "far out” observatory and sclen- Bunday at Binder’s Park. * Mr. and Mrs- Gary McAlvey and fam­ ily of New Lennox. BL. arrived al ((.*79:11 Meets Muk, Otouo, .1 11.... - families spend vacations in tlie tar reach**. of our state, neighboring state*, and all over the country. Some even go to Europe. Everyone says the biggest thrill of all Is Yes. it to always nice to return to your own home; especially If it to a nice one. Thert is no reason to not have a nice home Of your wax later fotind to contain aome of Uktf world* richest deposit* at copper and iron ore. and millions of vacationer* have since cone to enjoy It* wilderness beauty. A hungry lawn usually to poor­ Some at It* top travel attrac­ ly colored, thin and weedy. This tions include Mackinac Island, call* for fertiliser, and in some th* Soo Locks. 150 waterfall* late Royale National Park. Plc- Hungry La\vn Really Looki It help you to Improv* the one you already own with leas expense Uian you Imagine and with terms that will please you. Stop U> and,well talk n over. EAMT MM Mountains State Park. For free Michigan vacation planning information, write the Michigan Tourist Council. Stev­ ens T. Mason Building, Lansing, Michigan, one. vacation. * Wednesday dinner guest* of the Sterling French's were Mr. and Mra. Gordon French and baby of Hasting* and Mra. The Kingsley Ladle* Aid met at tlie community Hall for a potluck dinner. Mra. Mary Klhhnger and Mrs. Russell Huasoog were host­ esses. ★ Gerald Tungnte was at tlie Steam Rodoo In Hastings las'. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Freeland of Leach Lake over the weekend were her brother and gutter. Horner Nelson and Mr* Lucy Ctarir of Traverse City, and Generally, It to advisable to Mr* Clark to staying for a few apply at one time not more than days this week. ; _________ i one pound of actual nitrogen per thousand square feet of lawn. This would amount to 10 pounds of 10-8-4 or 6 pounds of 30-10-5 ferUlxer per thousand square Any military value of the lunar surface lias been pretty well dis­ Spring* ★ Mr. and Mr*. Charles counted. After aU. to fire projec­ Nicely of Hickory Corner* have tiles from the moon at the earth. bought tlie Gordon Buxton farm. I you would Brat have to carry the The local pedro club met with Mr*. Fred Stiles Thuraday at her rocket* and control equipment Clear lake cottage. * Tlie Ban| at prohibitive expense and once Held bull teams met Saturday for ASTINGS PARMALEES CLEAN SWEEP SALE EATING Michigan Gained Scenic faninsula Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal g- cuSors’ 6. ctevwUd. *< t Fuk. mseh.. Ueb. (S.(7*.7t .■“tKSV.-SJ Fort er. U*t>. (31.T7S.3a uwU 11 m L JUdmond, KaImdmm. 1-D.ibert W. Lovey. Com. c. driver. Uib. *9.382 u TERRIFIC SAVINGS! Girls Summer Dresses SUMMER DRESSES Our entire stock of Summer Dresses. penln*ul* a popular four-season vacation are*. became part of PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS less war over the Michigan-Ohio bonier, according to Uie Michi­ gan Tourist Council. The barker dispute centered around a strip of land five to eight mile* wide, but to quali­ fy for statehood the Michigan Terrilory reluctantly rsltnqulahed Ito claim on the land in exchange foe the 10.6 mil­ lion-acre upper peninsula. The hsavUy wooded peninsula WATER HEATERS HOT WATIk lASIIOAkD HEATING Coll Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Our entire stock of Dresses now Misses. Juniors. Petites & Half Sizes. Reduced Children's Sportswear Ladies Summer Coats Shorts, Short Sets. Slacks. Tops. etc. Reduced Now Children's Sleepwear Boys & Cirls Pajamas, Baby Dolls Our entire stock of Summer Jamaicas, Now price JUMPERS. SHIFTS Popular for school! Assorted styles and colors. $Q99 k10-18______________ O . LADIES LINGERIE LADIES HATS STRETCH SLACKS Proportioned 8-18. $*J99 Block, blue, loden. w Color Sweatshirts___ $1.99 COTTON DRESSES New fall colors and styles: plaids, solids, stripes. $099 3X to 12__________ O Swim Suits. Knit Tops. Jamaica Sets. Now r WOMEN S CARDIGANS ’ POPULAR SKIRTS Permanent press! Slim, walking. $Q99 swinger, A-line_____ w price LADIES SPORTSWEAR BEN FRANKLIN FASHIONS Bulky Acrylics . . . Compare elsewhere at $7.00. $E99 Sm., md. and lg._ v Entire stock of Dress Coats. Broken sizes. One Group—Bras, Girdles. Nightwear, etc. Our entire ctock of Summer Hats. Now Broken sizes. WHITE SNEAKERS Reduced V _ Look for famous Trade-Name' label* on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmalerf is^v ... 124 .East Stat* Streat, . • A* th* old raying foass -Home is B«". TWa to Um time of th* yearvrtwn many Banfield - Vicinity 13(0 — rteS 3. Scarry. KxtoaaM :ook. Itok. (*«(7.*( umU (<00- If you or* proud of your furnishings NORTH ... SOUTH . . . EAST orWEST STYLE AND COMFORT FOR ACTIVE WOMEN AND GIRLS . . STURDY CANVAS IN SIZES 12Vi-3 AND ih-io. IHW. �daughter. Tool, will not heart surgery thia Pall aa tally planned. * Gary n, younger sou at the WU- Dowling Lt. Col. Adrounie Back from Lebanon ns on hii hand and foot when picked up hot charcoal dlsdcd by picnickers Sunday ofnoon at Chariton park. * The including *» frtp across the Mackinac bridge. The BUI Btorm family returned Friday following • we-k* twc*lion to northarn Michigan. * The Lawrence Quick family en- Hickory Corners Hi About 13:30 mm. firemen went to the Unite DanWa farm a mile DorW of Qariteo QwUr to put LL Col V. Hany Adrounie. who has been profeanr of environmental George ScoU is back in the txMptuil at Ann Arter, * Roger Davis w expected to come home from there Friday but injured bls leg so waa unable to do ao. RoMUvm attended the blrth<My party held at Uie Medical Facility for Abbie and Ed McKlbbin, Sunday evening. TWIN UIAD Set Standards For Mixed Nuts •AKIO SWtrr ROLLS FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL All 63c COFFEE CAKESSpecial 56c Save 7c. Date nut, butternut, almond, apple, blueberry, cherry and cinnamon sugar filled. ORANGE KNOTS ,6 fa, 42c A rich yeast raised dough with fresh orange and honey g taxed. Remember Mi ' Now! Tint, tone or retouch bleaches in less than 10 minutes, with COLORMASTER by HELENE CURTIS Balyeat of R4 Hastings. The i bride-elect is a 1964 graduate of Hastings High School and is em­ ployed by Uie Hastings Mutual nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Joy. to Den­ nis Allen Swan, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Swan. R3 Nashville. Both are 1066 graduates of Ma­ ple Valley High School. Dennis will be attending Western Michi­ gan University in the Pall. Sun- The old shell game of trying to decide which bag of mixed nuts has the best quality and the better ratio of walnut* to almonds is almoat a thing of the according to Portia Morris, ex­ tension specialist in Foods and Nutrition al Michigan Blate Unl- . . . And all in cdhnplete comfort. The new COLORMASTER process saves time and gives lovelier results! PEG'S BEAUTY BAR DALE'S BAKE SHOP Personal Mention CALL 945-3381 ANNOUNCING THIS SENSATIONAL ENGLANDER SALE! «»ns EUER SLEEP -MATE MATTRESSES George Kauffman, who has been on a 30-day leave visiting hla family and friends in Prec' port, received orders Monday to I report to Camp PcndeHon. Calif.. Aug. 8, cn route to Vietnam. The I new ortjhrs cut his furlough abort by two weeks. George left terr Uie Mariners hist March 13. | Army Pvt. Jerry D. Newton. 18, I whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunne |W. Cooley, live on R1 Hastings. was assigned to the 20th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam. July 15. Newton, a heavy equipment oper­ ator In Company C of the bat­ talion, altered the Army in Feb­ ruary of this year, completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky„ and was liist assigned at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. He attended T-K High School in Middleville. I Jeffrey DeBcct of Joliet, TIL, I has returned to his home after a two-week visit with his grand­ parents, tlie Carl Damsons. The I Damsons accompanied him home I and spent the weekend with the Thc two highest grades must meet Uie same quality require­ ments, but the top grade—UK Extra Fancy — requires larger Because the grade standards on mixed nuts are voluntary, some packagers probably will buy and tell nuta by grade without ever putting the UB. grade shields on their consumer pocknounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. McBain of Del­ ton. The bride-elect la a gradu­ ate of Delton High School and a sophomore al Michigan Slate University, majoring In physical education. Tlie groom-elect Is the Schwab. He is a graduate of Clinton High School and is a junior at Michigan Slate Uni­ versity. majoring in mechanical engineering. No wedding date Hendershot & Vicinity By Mrimichard dark Ho’.lm; guests some tone with her parents. । Warren and Georgia Brogan. * Sunday guests of the D. E. and Barbecued GET THE MATCHING BOX SPRING FOR Mr. and Mra. Phillip Arm­ strong and children were Satur­ day supper guests of Mr. and Tlie Clayton Jarrards attended Mrs Norman Armstrong. Sunday Uie Jarrard family reunion at guest* of Phillip and Pauline Uie Tew Park near Assyria Cen­ were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter on Sunday. Dinner guests on Sunday, a week ago. al the Jar- SPARE RIBS TOO I TU Superette —OPEN DAILY— Torn & Solly Robinson 205 Michigan PRICE! 9 N. A.M. to 11 P.M. IF YOU HURRY! ter. Mr. aigl Mrs. Allen Hinson of Battle Creek. The Campbells were expecting their daughter lENGLANDER SLEEP MATE, ENGLANDER SLEEP-MATE, « 4 Qj Ftrophy QUALITY GRADE MATCHING BOX SPRING MATCHINO.BOX SPRING ONLY ’24s4 ONLY *34M ENGLANDER SLEEP-MATE, CPQga •SUPERIOR GRADE COMPARE Before YOU BUY DON’T IE MIS LED BY FICTITIOUS CLAIMS OF QUESTIONABLE OUTSIDEKS. grade............ MATCHING BOX SPRING ONLY ?29M COMPARE DON'T BE TRICKED INTO BUYING OVER­ PRICED AND INFERIOR QUALITY GOODS. A Reputable, E,tabli,hed. Main Street Merchant — Dealing in Nationally Advertised Brands. Phone Hastings HASTINGS GET WELL CARD Belon YOU BUY 9454172 East Middle Lake Clarksville and George loailcn toured the Lower Lake Michigan shores last week. * Mr. and Mrs. Cummings and daughter .md Mr and Mrs. Charles Cooper of Lan­ sing were Sunday guest* of Mr. SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS LAPO DRUGS Muskegon over Uie weekend. I .Mr and Mrs. Engie visited her I | parents in South Bend last Mon­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yarger • 1 of Hastings called on Mr. and; | Mn. Wallcf Culbort last w«* * Mr. and Mrs Guy Nash visited1 I Mr and Mra. Warren Cairns <xi I Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs , Allred 118 SO. JEFFERSON H '.H rif Firemen Busy' |; �BASTINGS BANNER Mrs. Brown and Mr. Chenoweth, 111, Exchange Vows Artist Workshop Hears Praise for Hastings' Effort Orand Rapid* and George M Chenoweth, III. were united in marriage on Saturday afternoon Untveralty of Michigan's 11th Annual auptrvlslun lh« ArtWL* lan Church In HaMlnga. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis Michael Works !v>p mony in the prreence t mediate fatnlUea. sponsored Brown's daughter. Suxl, and Mr. Chenoweth's son. Steven. Mra. Brown's other daughter. Toni, and - Mr. Chenoweth's ■daughter. Tamara, were brides­ maids. - . llghtful and rewarding day at this, one of Michigan* ouutandthe distinguished Mr*. George Romney and Harold cation. Their main topic* covered i Earl Frost. Rl Delton, announce art in Michigan, and Michigan's the engagement of their daughmany and growing cultural bc- ter, ' Sandra ‘ Kay. ‘to Russell ” ” Wa *­ ters. son of Mr and Mra. Stew­ tlViUM. The Hastings UMenrrs were art Walers of R3 Delton Both iwx> graauates are 1888 graduates ot of union Delton both surprised and honored to sre hear Mra Romney use Hastings HI g h School The prospective as an example of a rnutll town brldegroom Is employed at Enwhoae people were interested xian's In Richland An October 1 enough In furthering Its culture wedding is being planned REVEAL ENGAGEMENT—Mr TO BE WED—Mr. and Mrs Wil­ liam Taffee. 502 W Colfax, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Jean, to Robert ENGAGED—Mr and Mrs Loyal Lowell. Rl Hastings, announce Hastings announce th* engage­ the engagement of their daugh • ment of their daughter. Marilyn, ter. Marlene Marie, to Allen Kenneth Sage. Jr, son of Mr Mr* Prank A. Oale of HudsonNashville. Miss Lowell I* a ated from Hastings High School graduate of Hasting* High School Michigan Ave jean Micnigan Jean is a sopnosophomore attending Western Mkhlgan University, studying to be an executive secretary. Robert Is attending Indiana University and studying business management. to start an artists' workshop In Saturday morning 8 30 - 11 30 Both arc graduates of Hastings throughout the month of August. High School No wedding date A colored slide prognun on has been set. k« wo Aug. 11, at b pm. AU "nd friends are request­ rector of Kalamaxoo Institute of ,|nemb (d [o ’T» ft!trnd dUcusjUon rram •n» "“45 training as a licensed practical nurse from Borges* Hospital In Kalamaxoo She is employed al the Medical Care Facility. Her fiance was graduated from Hud­ sonville High School in 1862 and la a senior at Western Michigan University. He ha* been em­ ployed at the Job Corps in Bat­ tle Creek since January. A De­ cember wedding Is planned Decorative Touches Evidence for » Country jClub Dinner Aug., ____ .... _______ cnaries FOX. Mrs Mlles Dorman scheduled to open Friday. and daughter.. Kathy, and Mrs. 19 on the Courthouse lawn. 9 '■ The deft. dreoraUve, touche* Eglantine Frxd. saw a demon-, a m. to 9 pm. Displays will be set I of Lenoir Feldpausch were much MR. AND MRS. LARRY LEE BURD slrttkm on portrait painting, up <in a first come taste with In evidnece when 178 Hastings . . Miss Carol Louise Wilcox Becomes Bride. given by Helen VanWyk. an- space allotted according to the Country Club member* and their otoer on matting and framing, ne,^ of toe individual artUt*. gunst* gat lured Friday evening between ttie 5 to 8 o'clock hours —--- - —-- -------------------V------- --------- . , K' Ml MIWU Of’jyinr and to all art* and crafts. An' for the fish-fry meal at the dubThey also attended the Chosen ; CI>try fee of 81 wiU be charged. corsage of pink and Gallery of Paintings, retectcd by Each artist Is entirely responsible Mlchaad Church from worts by: for his own display. Entry Mirhlran _________________ Michigan arttet* artists, and the ritv five blank* _______ are available from mem­ teaahclls and very large, bright bers or contact 845-8618 or 045­ colored. fold out paper flower 9372 for Information Entry medallion* were used to festoon The marriage of Miss Carol and Mra. Stanley Brownell. R3 Artists' Workshop : plans to blanks are not required, but Louise Wilcox, daughter of Mr. Middleville, a* master and mis­ sponsor more such tours and would be greatly appreciated Ulis special event Among tlie many diner* were and Mra. Robert. J. Wilcox of Please mall them in by Aug. 12. Carpenter. Middleville. and Mr* The Children’s Summer Work­ The Dick Cooks left far Detroit Trethrlca, now of California, who shop will be continuing every Tuesday afternoon returning were here visiting the Horner ard Burd. 117 Kellogg Street, the bride's cake; Lynda Brownell, Nashville, wav notemnized BunSmiths. home Thursday and saw Ethel bowl; Mra. Richard Allen. Has­ Merman In “Annie Get Your in the Flrat Presbyterian Church. tings, served the groom'* cake; Gun." at the Fisher Theatre Officiating at the double ring Mra. Robert Lord. Hasting*, served coffee and Kathy Burd. ceremony waa the Rev. Willard H. Curtia Traditional wedding Sunday, July 31, 23 relatives music was furnished by Mra For traveling to FVrt Bill. surprised Mrs Abbie McKlbbin Okla., where the groom will be WEDDING with a birthday party. She Is 82 years old. Aho enjoying the ere- ptokiUdloUwd candeUbre d«PHOTOGRAPHY breted to* alter c*nacUOr> dres* with white aooeaaoriea and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs Mike Beckwith arrived home from Oak Ridge. Ore . Sunday where they had visited their daughter and fami­ ly. the Robert Brooks. They spent a wonderful ten days with their family. Mike and Bob doing some fishing, also. They took a lei­ surely trip home doing much sight-seeing en route, making their vacation about 3H weeks The J. Franklin Huntleys were In Ann Arbor Saturday evening for dinner with their son. U. of M. law student. Dennis Huntley. A recent guest of Mrs. Clar­ ence Crawford was her daughter. Mra. Robert Jesson of Garden City. Long Island. N.Y. The Chester Hodges and Ver­ land Ransom* were at Macki­ nac Island several days last week attending a business meeting. Mrs. Pete Harrington and her youngsters are here visiting from Tucson. Arte, visiting her mother and brother. Mra. Oarle Puller and tlie Hubert Puller*. unren in nuunage uy ner la~ ' 2° I side at'the Medical Care Facility . Mr. and Mrs. James Berry liter. Carol wore a white floor Oc*^uet ' This coming February they will length gown of peau de sole. The Out of town guest* came from were In Louisville, Ky. the first lace bodice, buttoned In the batt Lansing. Kalamaxoo. Battle The Frank McCloskey family was complemented by a scodjJ Creek. Grand R*pids and Wisare visiting his family In Trenneckllne and long tapered loco constn. M5-3967 ------------ •------------and Mra. Robert McKlbbin, Mr. I sleeves, trimmed in tiny button*. The Wellesley Ironsides were . 1 and Mra. WUUam McKlbbin. Mr. | The bell shaped aklrt was en- Luncheon Shower guest* of the Ian Ironsides in I iianced with a aeml-overaklrt ot , and Mra Rolland McKlbbin, Lansing Saturday evening. i tec« ovw the peau de *ole sweep- Honors Mrs. Hayward Correction: The Hem about the L', TMraztev Juv 28. * lonchro Ktmneto Garrison. Edna Brown.’ Elizabeth Wll*c«. MaMo RiUhS. Mr. and Mra Tom Kurr, Pamela. Mae VanVranken. Michael Weyerted a bridal son Street tn honor of the new read. former Prances Bigg*. We rhlto roses and Mra Elwyn Hayward, formerly beg your pardon Incidentally, Watson. lounru pun wiure car------' Stanley, son of Mrs May lan At the present time, they plan nation* with a detachable cor- I ——— ---------------- ------------ — Jones of Lansing and the late to pick Abbie and Ed up at the Facility to spend the day at the Mte* Gayle RUng attended as Society newS Rev. Jones, at one time minister McKlbbin reunion to be held al the Robert McKlbbin home 3515 maid of honor wearing a floor L—___________________________ Church, has been promoted sev­ eral limes in his company. ConW. Gun Lake Road. Hastings. lengtlx dark pink gown, featuring I M-43 on Wall Lake an empire waist with a lace over Mra. Lucille Cbleman and Mra. Unental UB. Burrough Business friends will atop by to visit with taffeta bodice and a fun crepe Gertrude Matthews entertained Machine. At the present time he Phone 623-5311 aklrt. Brtdeamalds were Mrs. with a get-acqualnted coffee at Is sales manager for Uie whole Roger Brumm and Mhs Janice the former's itome. 101 Sherwood. country, with offices In Detroit Miss Cecile Hooa. who taught Armour, wearing gown* made on Tuesday morning for the Idmtlcal to the maid ot honor, neighbors in the Mptody Acre*, school In Italy the post two years, will teach Home Ec. class­ in a light pink shade. They tto addition on ""Broadway. — wore matching veils and can ltd Guests were--------- —--------- es in BL Clair Shores High bouquet* of pink carnations and Marcella Wall (the Wall* have school thl* year. The Gordon Bolhards and Em­ white mums. | recently moved here from Maserson Btrubles are vacationing Kandy Alien, daughter of Mr *achu*ett*>. Carolyn Timm, Flo- UU* week al White Pish Bay. and Mra. Richard Allen, wu the rine Lindner, Audrey Burdick, Tlie Dorrcnee Tretherics of flower girl. She wore a dart pink Newton, Dori* Greenfield, California are In Michigan vlsltgown designed like the attend- Jean Burtle. Mabie Ingram and I Ing friends and arrived Friday Unda Ooleman. was a very to be with the Homer Smiths for At 4. AliJi. dAAAlaA pleasant morning of visiting and several days. Saturday evening getting to know one another. they were all dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Flnnle Dick Huckendubler of NaabMra. Howard White of Cham­ at their Wall lake cottagepaign. XU., who visited her The Tom Dolan family of Pixley and Melvin Burd, the daughter and family, the Jim Greenville were guests of his groom's cousin, of Nashville and Wlewells, for several day* this mother. Mrs. Clifford Dolan, at her Gun lake home over the Bub and Bill Wilcox, the brides weekend. ' brothers, of Hastings. The John Ackenheusen family, Mra. Wilcox chose a Ught blue crepe, sheath dresa with match- ladle* day luncheon and bridge en route home to Charleston. W. Va.. after a northern Michi ­ at the Country Club Tuesday af­ gan holiday, visited her parents, her daughter's wedding. The ternoon. the Edward Goodyears, over, the weekend. Young Mary stayed family potluck dinner at Mra over to visit her grandparents Oien Browers home Saturday Mrs. V. P. Mott has a guest evening. Birthdays were celebralwith her this week at her Round Goldwater. Mra. Norman < Barb lake cottage. The visitor 1* her Brower> Bird of Dowling and (next door neighbor, young Bill Sherwood and this is his big LET US FIX YOUR Cameron of Birmingham, a col- holiday while his sister is at camp. TV AS IT OUGHT The Paul Petersons were in Grand Rapids Saturday and TO BE FIXED Sunday. They attended the wed­ among the guest*. ding of a Central Mich. U. class­ mate. , The William H. Colbert* are The Bill Porteouse* new baby moving to Canton, Ohio, this girl in Scottsdale, Arte, has been given the lovely name of Jenni­ Stuart Clement entertained a fer Lynne. few friends with a luncheon as The Byron Fletchers and Tom Presbyterian Rifes Unite Couple in Evening Ceremony Relatives Surprise The Ed McKibbins WHITE'S Photography kastihc* - re— Morria ge Licenses Our Broasted Chicken Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN SiM/JG VALUES FOR AUGUST ONE LOT OF LADIES 1 / DRESSES 72p- TlKUct !• WolEIMCE Summer SPORTSWEAR SKIRTS — SLACKS BERMUDAS - T-TOPS t SLEEVELESS BLOUSES DUSTERS-BATHING SUITS Reduced 1 / ■/•> / J School of Nursing. She Is now employed as a licensed practical nurse at toe Barry County Medi­ cal Care Facility. Her fiance is a graduate of Nashville High School, has attended Kalamazoo College two years and Kellogg Community College where he plans to return. Allen is em­ ployed at E W Bliss Company. A September wedding is being planned. Immediate families followed the weth home. Following a honeymoon in De­ troit. the newly married couple axe now at home at 646 W. Grand Street. Meet and Visit With Dave Clark Five s. When the Rus* Belfield* visited tn the Cadillac area and stayed at the Caberfae Lodge there was an unexpected added attraction. Clarey family (who are in Cadil­ lac this Bummer > stopped by to see the BeifteJds the pretty Clarey daughters were greatly excited about this particular circumstance. Guests at Uie Richard Duval*. They all met the celebrities Algonquin Lake home are her and for their book of memoilea sister and family. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Edwards and three chil­ lated facts: for Fatty Clarey a dren from Amarillo. Texas. They coke; for Ann Clarey a kiss on flew here in their own plane, the cheek; f.< Kathy Clarey an landing at the Hasting* airport autograph for Timmy. which is not far from the Du­ val's home. Mr. and Mra. Dennis Smith and son of Flint are visiting at Uie Mary Kent-Ruth KurU Mr. and Mra. Howard Orsboni home. ' irlll host an open house at their Mr. and Mrs Edward Wines Tillotson Ixike home on Sunday. (Thelma Lee) and family of Aug. 14. from 2 to 5 p.m. In Bronx. N.Y.. have teen visiting honor of their son, Albert, who her parents. Mr. and'fcjrs. Albert will receive hla master's degree Lee of Algonquin Lake, also her from Western Michigan Unlversister. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Todd and family, and her brother and rrUtlvvn are Invited. They re­ family. Mr. and Mra. Gordon Lee quest: "Please no gifts." Personal Mention Open House to Honor Graduate Mra. Pauline Baker entertained Peter Randall. Mn Josephine Potter of Woodland, and Mr and Mrs Budd Randall, Gary and Rodney, for dinner Wednesday evening honoring Gary's birthBay. Her luncheon guests on Judge and Mrs Archie Mc­ Donald with their daughter. Mias Ann McDonald, who is here from San Diego, Calif , were tn Port Huron for the Pead family gath­ ering over the weekend when 1 Mrs. McDonald's mother cele- DePriester and son of Hickory i c=„ -/J Ifljcfe WHEREVER Robert MacArthura were Mr. and YOU GO! Mgs Robert Barrone of Grand Rapids On Saturday evening, toe MacArthura and the Robert Scotts of Angola. Iiul . had Uhl- ■ - J I ner at Schuler* In Marshall hon- , orlng their wedding nnnlveraar-^ y/ORLD FAMOUS HOHNER Harmonicas Mrs. John Huteenga of Cale-' donla. Mra. Wilson Ouldet of La­ cey.,Mrs Grace Watson of Nile*. Miss Elteabeth Parker. Mrs Pauline Bilker, Mrs Maurice Ostroth and Mra. Bert Benham had dinner at the Spa in Battle Creek Saturday celebrating the June and July birthdays of the (roup. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon William* are to move to Saginaw later thl* month from Pennsylvania Aristocrat Company. Tlie new branch for the Weather Tlte Arlstracl Company. The new HOHNER Hsrmoeicsi for musi­ branch Is to be completed in cal fun. So sssy to plsv... w September. ’ rich In enjojmant. Fret Instruc­ Mr. and Mra. Wally Gementx tion booktet when you buy a and Marsha visited his father, HOHNLR. zjWalter Grmenta. of Kankakee. III., over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Gliding and Mrs. Leora Newton were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton at Harwood Lake. . Mr. and Mra. H. N. WlUlam* of 138 W. State, Ph. 945-4284 Walkerton, Ind., were house­ guests of Mr. 'and Mra. Keith Open All Day Th unday Chase over the weekend. Music Center Chicken Barbecue & Festival St. Cyril Catholic Church Catalpa Hall • Gun Lake Sunday, August 7, 1966 Come one, come all . . . young and old! A day of fun and enjoyment for all! Barbecue - Games - Refreshments Serving from 11 o.m. to 5 p.m. Festival till 11 p.m. HASTINGS KNIGHTS OF COLUMRUS Frank Andrus also entertained latter'* cabin In Canada. purchased the Col- HATS PURSES BATHING CAPS BEACH BAGS quick MrvKe call us today Wo repair U-fi end Club of the Presbyterian Church on Saturday evening at their CENTRAL RADIO & TV . HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl J-flOT » Wl 5-JB92 221 N. Mfanta at Mill Training al Borges* Hospital, OB Thursday, and then they all all sales final The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Rich in Tradition wedding ringt She's following a great tradition - the name Artcarved assures that! It's the oldest, largest choice of exquiiile. traditional design*. Do WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Jh_a on* .winner duplicate Club Tuesday evening 4.—. —- BstfMd and Roy Hub- Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. State Wl 5-5316 c flJUDE’S �New Medi-Label EUr^^oE'^Ja.k.r Pharmacy ------ Sold at Lok. Odana Could Aitkin employed Saving Lives which might help Mr.Houghtahn f Public Forura | Dies Wednesday; Rites Friday him give eftsatire < Ut*n driver-* license and contain* driver. Charles Dodge Takes Banking Post at Howell employed for two and Home. Mt Bchulsrs at Marshall before at Waterloo plastic drivira license. There I* with a gold watch- left, Medi-UbeU are free They can be obtained only from a physician. If he 1* out he can get more from Michigan Bute Medical Society headquarters in New York Life Phone Vermonfvllle 259-7298 for' tiirtr spending six weeks with Mr. and Odao*s bank in variao* eapadUre dace 1964. A graduate ot the Lake Odessa High School and lhe American One of the nurses who checks Institute ot Banking. Lare-ing In patient* In the emergency Chapter, he served wtth the room al William Beaumont Hoe- Armed Faroes from 1969 to 1962. pltaj In Royal Oak aoyi. ‘The Medl-Labef la helpful because We know better who they are and howto treat them." Officer* of Liu- medical society Mlchlgw NumMmMM Societies W- la alan a member nt the IJons International and he and his wife. Sharon, are both active members of the Methodist Church. Stan Trumble. C.L.U. last Wednesday t Seek Michigan’s at Fair (Oldest Veteran Mrs Clarence Hull IFins TF Church Bible School Ends Mr and had o built-in" plare for a tel*-' veteran in Michigan’ Which Michigan Veterans have woo lhe dated and burial was in the inalntmar.ee and alteration con­ The first Dally Vacation Bible Clarence won a portable GE tractors and salesmen who repre - School Irld by the Hastings Pil­ Striker Cemetery. grim Holiness Church was sucCounty Fair. Hla was supposed to lake rffect April 1 of Uiis year, but due to last Meetings were held each eve­ minute pressure from builders ning, July 25 through 29. from Klrhard Robin«on „ — Kaplda. who waa campaigning throughout Uie State, it was 7 to 1:30 with the group of chil­ postponed until Sept. 1. which Is dren ages 3 through 14 divided at the Fair. VB . .. . Three names were pull«l. and into six groups. Houghtalln He attended U> । TaU- opens Friday. Aug^ 24. and Striker School and worked or. The average nightly atien- third I The Hulls were on the grand- run’ through Monday. Bepl effective, the coat of al) building stand Saturday night when the Special events scheduled far drswing was made, and heard Armed Forres Day ^f^ mauds their name paged after leaving ■ marching band and dflll Mam Mis* Martelle Dean of Owosso lhe show. the fanners marked and Ute- Increase has been estimated to .— .—.- . — ... E ne i v was uuiuom uj theme of which was The Living M v Oray investment Company God," Bible verses were learned. of Midland Clarence iis — an over- ' . mony. Company of Grand Rapids. ... the people — feel of ___ this Mr. Houghtalln married should be mode aware of this » —- ------- - neaa crane opera and some Ume was spent each B1Us planl hfre e died In 1913. He married Mar- can be acquired before it Is too evening with handicraft. AUKJ cat 11 away In 1941. \ On Monday evening I and He is survived by a son, Burke scvcnU members of the Barry of R3 ItaJue Creek a daughter. Counl* O«nlractora Association .. .... attended a mb-tlrw in lanxlna going to Lakrs-O from Detroit. Personal Mention phyateUn called in during an the family physician. The Medl-Labc), developed by the Michigan State Medical Bo- »a««taa Twa—F««a< 1 la Thureday. Aajirit 4. 1966 Pilgrim Holiness <'larence Hull Houghtalln, 96. Rl trading stamps put together. U The Hastings Banner Road. A farewell dinner In their honor was given by the Norval Nielsen* on TUeaday. Other guests Included Mr. and Mra. James Matthews, Mr. and Mra Piynn MaUhewj local, and Jim Mat­ thews of* Manteca. Calif. during 1J65 to license all rml- I their home »t 1029 S Jefferaon. I'Lan. are already being made dren; eight great grandchildren. ^5®’J^2^5 J^i^r ' for a more exremnve eudx me was nciu ooimua; wrekeS and^a sister. Mrs Minnie PauAfc Park. Nearly a hundred partici- . and a prominent attorney from School in 1947. . There was a splendid spirit of psted In the potluck supper aervFive the Niles-DowagiBc area, this Luther Underwood at Big Cedar drive will be conducted on a cooperation throughout tha week ed cafeteria style Ball game* most decorated veterans from children and parents provided lota of fun for adults these conflicts: Spanish • AmeriState-wide bast. Petitions were and both . _ __ ■ -.-..J__ ...... War W/wV4 War T Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins passed att and circulators will were enumaasuc ovre we re- iuui uu>u>«> -• be canvassing the country In the suits achieved races, contorts, etc. for all the War II. Korean conflict next two weeks to obtain the. The annual Bunday school pic- children. Ice cream wm served. Vietnam conflict resided outside of Hastings on 11am Stiff of Flint over t h e weekend. They accompanied the names ot 10.000 qualified elecUw* > This Is no small job so we heart­ speech teacher tn the Hastings Collins to the fair on Saturday. Mra Jim Cotter went to Union ily solicit the support of all inCity, Ind., on Wednesday, and Mrs. Glenn -Alnslie. Mrs. Earl Curtis and Mrs. Paul Boeart at­ county to make this campaign a turned with her for a visit here. tended the Department of Michi­ Brian McKay of Grand Rap- gan Convention of the American Legion Auxiliary In Detroit on In tills program because, if tlie Arriving on Bunday from Kitparents, the William Crawfords July 14-15-14-17. contractor's licensing law be­ comes effective, mad of the other bills" passed were these small builders will bo out of were their daughter and family. Mr. and Mm. (Pat) McCullough W. Harrington and daughters. two: Dues of senior member* to business, where then will you be *ent to department to be find a num to make minor re­ Arts, who are here visiting Mr*. raised to t3 each, junior mem­ pairs. rake your lawns, trim your Harrington's mother, Mrs. O M. ber* raued to SI 35 each. shrubbery or wash your win­ Fuller. laurence J Bauer Unit No. 45 dows? | Miss Grace Edmonds visited has been collecting 31 for Janlor All of these small operations friends and rdatlvm In Northern dues and raising the rest by WiU be forced to obtain a license, Michigan the first part of last other means. This matter will post a bond and write an exam week, and on Thursday Went to be considered at the Septem­ to do your work Their added exber 1 meeting. Dues for those _ she spent the remainder of the being installed at that time must customer which is you. the homebe paid to Secretary Dorothy corner. of Laming, who brought her Kurr prior to that date and will information will be passed out home on Bunday. be *250 . through all local new* media as The Garth Florlas entertained Second: The name of tlie Wol- It becomes available and I feel verine Girls State. Inc. after a i that the cltisens ot this area ton and Mr and Mrs. William great deal of discussion wm diould go all out to support their Eastman for dinner Saturday. changed to The American Legion I fellow citliens whose only crime Mra. Edward Johnoock of Auxiliary Girls' State. Inc, thm|is wanting to make an honest Nashville and Mrs. Harold Gray identifying II more fully a* ao living. and daughter* spent the week- Auxiliary program. Some girls Let us not overtook the fact sponsored by other organtea- (that while many of our son.* are Edward and Harold were work- tlons had no idea of Uie aaaocl-. being smt to fight for freedom atlou with the Auxiliary. Ijn alien lands, we may fijst be , ■ T losing our own freedom at name ... . ... .. Women Attend Legion Auxiliary State Convention I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! NEW CARPETING Buy Millar's 26 ox. 501 Nylon-$4.95 Simple as 1-2-3 ~ 1. Compare Quality ond Prices B i. 2. Buy from Us B & K 3. Be Satisfied. Absolutely No Seconds K Take Home— FULL GALLON NO CHARGE FOX INSTALLING! MONARCH B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60' —BEST BUYS IN OR OUT OF TOWN— Miller’s ’SSI" 107 E. Woodland, Hosting* Phona Wl 5-2091 SPECIAL President of Barry County Contractor* Asaoclatlon Moose Conduct Hearing Tests At Barry Fair Lawrence Cooley, civic affairs chairman for the Hastings Moose screening program conducted by the Moose at the Barry County (Saturday Only) Cooley said about four per- 10c Deposit on Containers S. Hanover hearing deficiency-, and were given report cards to be handed to their physiclap tn case they wanted further examination and Open Mon. thru Fri. rill 9 P.M. — OpOfi Saturdays You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! ELECTRICAL SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES MUSIC INSTRUCTION OFFICE SUPPLIES Blodgett of Dowling. FLORISTS NEW HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES $t. Martin Floral REAL ESTATE MAC Top Listings in Town & Country Properties PAINT & WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS PLUMBINC Stindird Sarvic* HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING BUILDINC. 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RADIO HI-FI and 42 foot well *nd It fully Insulated, would sell on contract with $1,500.00 down, for $1,000.00 INCOME PROPERTY CLO$E IN. h*» two MSrtmentt. north apt. ha* living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath. with Shopping will never Ise more convenient tlinn it is ri,lu now a FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say ‘Charge it. Fleas©’ with any merchant participating hi Hastings Qty Bank's Credit Card BUILDING LOT IN lad WARD, tower and water in. ha* a garage on If. also a part basement ’..$1,500.00 income, for . ................--........... ——......................... »ll,vw.uu A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, Km two badroom* up»tsi'». •'d down it ha* two bodrooma, living and din I pg NICE LARGE LOTS AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, two of them, nght on lake, will sell both of them foe .. •* ...$3,200.00 Plan. Remember, it’s a free serviedto you when your account is paid in 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. month and extend payments over many months with ■ small, 1% service fee added to your unpaid balance. W hy not get your FREE HCB Credit A NICE VACANT LOT In Ammon Eaton Addition for$650.00 .$10,000.00 IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD NOME ON M-17 with WI HAVE HAD A LOT Ot SALES AND living room, two bedroom*, kitchen wtth dining space, full ... I II 1 ~ nil L.. ■ , —lit*, -------NEED NEW LISTINGS A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 ft. boot and 12 ft. ftah. > ...__ • * I- ku CA If — i,t. with living room, two bedroom*, kitchen, shower bath, lot* of nice cupboard*, and ha* utility room, ho* automatic sprinkling ivitem. electric refrigerator, tolevlilon. dbhea, furniture, a real sweet Summer cottage with *11 the extra* for ....$10.500.00 HASTINGS SALESMAN Child.. 174-5542 A VERY REASONABLY FRICED HOMS IN THE Ud WARD, ha. " . .____ ___ -.-I—__ I a ‘ llu|» •mall room off the bathroom, Michigan cellar, heated with gas . . .I .i—a. .1 Im mImmm U ■■ ' - • ANOTHER HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* three bedroom* v**t*lri *nd b*th lg> *«d« dining room and kitchen SHOES Krka'a Haatiaga ESTATE K.ER IV W. Star. i»„ h«hm- full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of 110.00 per Card NOW! Here'* the lightweight you pro't McCulloch feature* in a small, yet rugged package. Thia super­ powered lightweight elso ha* automatic chain oiling, ea*y-*tart primer, Id I* governor, reborwbl* cylinder, thrifty 40:1 fuel mix. self­ cleaning carburetor, and many more feature*. If you w*nt th* muscle without the weight... don't welt to see f McCulloch MAC 4-10. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-37SmH> Wl 5-3150 WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPLETE BANKING A TRUST SERVICE Hnstinns Chit Hu J 117th �. ... ' V • Hastings to Host Class D Softball Tourney E. V. Bliss Goes To Sunfield for Class C District umm» BANNK* League Teams Final Tilts for Bowling For Better Score By Evelyn Teal................. i . ?m-65 ah AwmtewiTef IfuiUp M/f. r— tournament HoUt Load Event; f, played eight mile* 8 V idling Squodt "Pushsway” - Flrat Step of Four Step DaUvwy 2nd of Seven Artlclee The Class A division is a 'knockout event. For the Moline tourney. Bart son with a 10-0 whitewash at ills Team Cassi Clyde Cobum Fires Perfect 25 Score Clyde Coburn fired a perfect 25 tn the Barry Sportsmen's Club trapshoot Saturday afternoon. Earl Argetslnger shot a 34, Al Taylor and X. Patrick 23, Bob sopolb repeated their heavy­ Hinrnm, Kenneth Kent and M.O. weight horee pulling victory of with .• 1864 when their team weighing mere. 8r.. Duane Rogen and and Whitney had two hita for 4,400 pounds hauled 3.660 pounds Dennis Argetslnger had 21s, and Jeff George, George Forrester. Eldon Mathews and Dick Taylor lorse Pulling Contest at 5 pm. Saturday, Aug. 8. Brothen Friday at entertain Eaton Rapids on John­ sen Field. Dewey Hesaick's blacks from and Orioiest Following the action Fremont. Ohio, which hauled Mathews, Blair Set Pace in Monday League The Hastings Mfg. Company team will be host tn the Hastings District, while Ihi K. W. Bliss whose team is currently third place with a 3-4 record Bowen* Piston Ring Squad. 7-1, Blair carded 40s Monday night in lhe finals, will go lo Sunfield to lead the Men's Golf League for Uie Class C District. al the Hastings Country Club. Mathews' good score won four the Hastings Class D district Blair s went fcr naught as Jack Laubaugh fired a 41 to blank him In the handicap compeUUon. Mathews now has a six-point lead tn tlie Rod Division with 47 points, followed by George Mlllsr with 41 and Bob Stanley with 36. Gordon Ironside leads the Blue Division with 42 points, followed by Gordon Cove with 35 and Laubaugh with 33. Green Division standings with 34 points,'Ken Rose has 33 and Otto Christensen 32. Paul Peterson Is first in the White Division with 40 points, Roger Roberta has 3? and Dr. 1 and 2. BL Johns. Belding. Charlotte. Onondaga, E at o n Rapids, Grand Ledge and1 thp boat, Sunfield. Charlotte -will entertain the District Class B tournament with two Lansing teams. Leslie and Charlotte vying for the cham­ pionship The Class A District will be held either in Lansing or Monday's results: U» aacood taxing en five hita, ood, Rick VanDenburg, Ken Weller and Rogtr Will. McPher- winnesw. allowing only three hits You are In your stance position ready to take your first step of your four step delivery which is called the “pusnaway." I like to call Uie pushaway the “point of no return." because if you make a mistake Tn the pushaway it is unlikely that your succeeding steps will result in proper timing when you release the ball. The first step is taker; with the right foot and Is the beginning of a closely knit chain of move­ ment* leading up to the release. With this first step there must be a Coordinate movement of the ball. The ball must be pushed ■way; that l«. pushed out from the body slightly on a downward angle. It cannot be stressed too often that this pushaway must be simultaneous with the move­ ment of the right foot in a smooth, fashion; I caution you Smith andrJack Reynolds hurled hot to thrust the ball out, bat for Use Stan as well aa ooliecU rathar move it gently at the same speed that you take your, first step. rm as catching a fine game. la final nwmvwiiiiiisviivvi 0; Booth 53. 3, Montgomery 63, 1; Mathews 40. 4, G. Miller 51. 0; J. Cronlnger 0. 3. Irwin 0. 1; s, C to Petoskey and to Coldwater. Both Hastings tournament The Hastings Mfg. scheduled to hurt, against Eaton lay the Piston Ring lads Charlotte for a twtn bill, tg Wertz Implement. Stan are slated for the pitching Last Thursday Hastings Mfg. shocked Walter® Electric 13-3 in the first game, with Hause and Geiger pitching. Bowers had a perfect night at bat with three hita in three official trips scor­ ing three runs. Bob Carmoney Armchair Athlete 7. This is tournament time for softball and golf in this area, 00. 3. Taylor 66. 1; Good­ and Hastings will be host to District Class D tournament with , 4. Prandsen. 0. Of Pairings for Monday: Fletcher the Hastings Mfg. Company team as host, and Sunfield will be host to a Class C district, and later will entertain the Class C good; W. Cronlnger vs. Stack, J. Cronlnger vs. Guenther; Cheno- and D Regionals. District Commissioner William James is arranging the tournaments, which should receive the support of fan*. The rec Goodyear vs. Stanley; Lawrence Moline Invitational softball tour­ nament, in which our Bliss team defects of the spine from sporta Blue Division t is participating, got underway which pose a high risk of in­ Hollister 47, 4. Jacoba 46. 0; this week and offers a lot of soft­ jury to the back The significance aubaugh 41. 4. Blair 40. 0; ball each night until Labor Day. of u defect can only be deter­ Hastings area golfers are mined by medical evaluation. lardner 52. 4. Burr 45. 0; Sherpod 51. 4, Ha quiring a preparticipation health 11. dniespie tai errsjnlnaUon including a careful innoil Hastings Country Chib history, of all candidates for, these sports. Any history of fre­ quent back symptoms demands a held. 81m; H. Smith vs. Jacobs, Blair Already Tournament Manager further examination, Including vs. Ironside; Gillespie vs. Burr. x-rays. Significant limitation', of Russell Belfield has more than forward or side bending or pain vs. Wood. Morey vs. Hubbell; produced on straight leg-raising with about 30 golfers from Mar­ Cove vs. Panfil: shall, Coldwater and Albion. The provides evidence of possible dis­ Green Division HOC Club tourney is Aug. 37-38. orders. Excluding such Individuals HCC Club Manager Bud Tayfrom sports with a high risk Smith, 61. 0; Turtal 48. factor may seem harsh when the have an A and B player as a player is able. But counting on d’er 54, 1;'McAllister 51. 4. Bay such a player for continuing Thursday night prior to the service can have disastrous re­ tournament. Winners will be sults. both to the team which computed on a point system, in­ risks losing his services at a eluding the player’s handicap. I crucial period in the season, and Turkal vs. Christensen. Kegel vs. Points arc gained by one for a to the Individual who risks dis­ A. Smith; Tucker vs. McAllister. bogey, two for a par. four for a abling Injury. Bay vs. Clarke: Snyder vs. Flora. birdie and iix for on eagle. The team with the mast paints over White Division Its quota wins. Bob Goggins, Dean Lambert. Robert* 41. 4, B. Miller 48. 0. The HCC ’Crazy Golf Is set Pairings for Monday: Norris for 2 p.m. Saturday, and there Is Paul Endsley and Stanley Stock­ vs. Campbell, Steury vs. Bough­ a mother - daughter tournament ham are at Michigan State Uni­ ton; Jerow vs. Peterson. Feld- Sunday. Aug. 7. followed by a versity this week attending a pauach vs. Bacon: McMillan vs. potluck. . . . wrestling clinic. The four have Sexton. Peurnch vs. Hahn; Rob­ erts vs. Rohde. Lublenlecki vs. With the approach of the footE. Miller; B. Miller vs. Kinney. At Wrestling Clinic and all the rest in the lineup hit safely. up eight hits, four coming in the third which produced three of tlie visitors' six runs. Tlie Cereal City nine had scored in the first Inning and added two more in tlie fourth to go ahead. Piston Ring tallied twice tn lhe opening canto, twice in the second and once in the fourth. The lads came from behind in the sixth when Allerdlng and Kruko singled and moved around Hesslck won first place. Finishing in order behind the one-two teams were John Drake. Camden, hauling 3,650 pounds, 9 feet. 6 Inches; Fowler Brothers, 3 victory over Don Andersons Montgomery. 3.500, 21 feet. 10 Indians. The Baaehoggcra failed inches; Fowler Brothers' second in their attempt to sew up the team. 3,500, 18-1; Smith Brothchampionship Monday by toting to Rick Ouggetnoa' Tiger® 17-7. Carl Moss. Twelve Mlle. Ind., The league leaders, who must hauling 3400 pounds 8 feet. 2 win Wednesday, cojlerted aevernJ inches, and Bob Day. Heblon. hauling 3.060 pounds 2 feet, 10 not muster any hita, while the inches. winners hit frequently. Keith Water® hurled the no-hitter for Mrs. Glenns Hines of Lansing ------------ - -------------------------------------. was a Bunday dinner guest of lhe big hitter with throe hku, Mn. Lota Wickham. hoping candidates for high school grid teams will start now to get In shape. Battle Creek. Central has a weight-lifting pro­ gram all Bummer and lhe Bear­ The Freeport United Brethren cats are tough. It la not too late softball team walloped the Bowne for Saxon, hopefuls to prepare Center MenunUcs Tuesday night to duplicate last year's undefeatat Clarksville, 16-3 Roy Dukes was tlie winning pitcher with The American Medical Assocl-1 Dan Jeffery catching. Bill Bald- atlon's Committee on Medical L ry. Ed Crowfoot and Jim Wil­ Aspects of Sports again reminds Tuesday night the E W. Bliss liams slammed home runs In coaches and trainers and par­ aggregation was scheduled to lending tl» romp. ents of players to be wary of the athlete who has continual or re­ curring back pains, even It the pains aren't disabling. Serious disabling Injuries of the back are unusual In sports among persons who have a sound spine lo begin with. Contusions of the muscles, strains of the ligaments and even fractures of A I A. 'G! IS! H I 1 various aspects of the lumbar vertebrae ordinarily heal under medical supervision with no per­ sistent disability tn from two to six weeks. If disability persists beyond six weeks, the physician will search for some underlying defect in the spine or its junc­ ture with the sacrum. Congenital defects of the spine are rare and might not be de­ tected. Unless they produce ob­ vious externa! signs they aren't ordinarily recognized during childhood. During adolescence, however, heavier stresses are placed on the spine by the great­ er size and weight and more strenuous activities of the indl- Freeport Church Team Wins, 16-3 CRAZY! Every inch a rugged John Deere fired a no-hlttar aa the Glanto Will Re-Open Friday, July 22 Lanes have been Resurfaced and Interior Redecorated WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER Iron Acid • Cloudy Bad Taste • Bod Odor If your faucet water Is staining your fixtures, ruining your laundry, or it otherwise obnoxious—you have a PROBLEM. It’s so easy and so economical to have clear, filtered, conditioned water . . . automatically, Bowling Ball To be Given Away August 19th One ticket given for every two gomes bowled. (You need not be present to win.) Employees of Has­ tings Bowl and immediate families not^ eligible. OPEN BOWLING djalanca. Final league standings: AVAILABLE at ALL TIMES In the only Cub league game there hita for the winners. 7 Twins forfeited to Spencer Gt year's Oriolt* In Monday’s Bob and Mickay Lambert HASTINGS BOTH INC. 313 N. Boltwood Phone 945-5102 Woodlond of Michigan Just My Luck Fish not biting and I forgot to bring my PORTABLE Radio • • • • • MUSIC NEWS SPORTS FEATURES WEATHER 8 ba trim. L4DR comes active in athletics, pain chronically duablliu back con­ ditions in young athletes Is by detecting and rigidly excluding those who have significant birth In other action Wednesday Elma- Smith buried the pitching The HASTINGS BOWL Enjoy Younelf Wherever You Go Imia Act FdPt muscles may appear for the first lime. Unless there has been a history ot Injury these difficulties are often discounted as "back strain" or "growing pains.'' Continuation of athletic activities, especially contact sports such as football, may then result In an injury which becomes chronically dis­ abling because of the underlying I defect. The AMA declared that the I regular aMaoo action the Indiana oompptoted a perfect —eon by BOWL WMfrCAXDO TEAcroa Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 WBCH Hastings and Barry County s Own Radio Station -MUSIC 1220 on your Dial �Motor Coach Barry 4ffere, 4H Dog Owners Group Rally Leaders Enjoy Win Honors at Here Aug. 11-14 State Trail Ride The Michigan Chapter of the Barry Free Fair The second annual Slate 4H trail ride was held at Schock'* Place on the banks of the Beard­ man River in Grand Traverse County on July IS 10 and 17. temoon and everyone brought a picnic supper. A short troll ride was enjoyed In the evening. Saturday breakfast was provid­ ed far a small fee. u part of the troll ride, consisting of pancakes and sausage. The ride got under way at 8 am. and covered 15 miles In the forenoon, the noon lunch con­ sisted of hot dogs, potato chips. Hastings Moose Baseball *9’ At Marshall Raur-H Dog Care A- TYwinln Steam ‘Rodeo’ Entertains 10,000 Avid Visitors Thresiieri* club entertainment held Friday. Saturday and Sun­ day al Barry's Marina on Charl- of the self- propelled vehicle*, with self-contained cooking, sleeping and sanitary faculties. camp, by a different route. The 88 horare and riders registered were divided Into throe groups, The public Is invited to with group leaders and maps. the group. After returning to camp 5 pm . a steak fry was on the menu. Hastings Traffic Tickets At the Ledges A charming comedy about a simple New England doctor and his family come* U> the Ledges Playhouse stage Aug. 0 through I’.H.’Ll, 044 UWVUV. . Those attending from Barry Grand champion winner waa County were Mr. and Mr*. Marlin Kathy Underhill with her dog Myer*, Karen Bamum. Mr*. Jack Star, with a percentage scone of Burchett. Leslie Smith. Mr and Mrs. Donald Drake and Debby Other place winners were sub­ novice A. second place, Barbara Ziegler. 1805. A award: third ■ 10-year period and started de­ veloping the area for the show early this Spring. The members plan to continue development until it meets their specifications. The show was an exhibition of old-time threshing using the old steam engines as power, as well a* baling and sawing The en­ gines furnished power for a ve­ neer machine and shingle mill. "iron men" were thrilled by the maneuverability. There were also a number of oil pulls, gas trac­ tor* and stationary engines both Creek spent Monday with Iwr horses, which sponsored with sister, the Pay Hununela A week­ MSU the Trail hide Oraden end ago the Stanley Raders of Blanck, M6U. I* the head of lhe department at MSU loveliest paint colors for fee house you love/ Dave Williams, Steve Allerding On All-Star *9’ Campbell 1705. with a B award. In novice class second place was taken by Jody Magooci. 208. B award: third place was Cindy । done by Mrs. Joyce Wclnbrecht of rural Hastings. State Biiow delegates who will repreoent Barry County In Dog Care and Training are In Obe- Press tournament recently by be­ ing named to the All-Star tram. In the game against Lansing st Grand Ledge on July 23. Dave pitched a fine four-hitter and Harness Races Thrill Fans at Barry Co. Fair with exhibitors present for a personal evaluation by the Judge. Harness race fans enjoyed a Following are pladngs of note­ books by clasneo: sub-novice. 1st complete race program during place. Judy Plummer: 2nd place. Che Barry County Fair, with Donna Preston; 3rd Bally - place, - -------------, A* a pontlude to the exciting place. Barbara events of their own fair, six of By Mra. Orlie VanSyckle s. Suzanne Fran- the members Journeyed on Sat­ .... .----- urday to Cassopolis, for an obcnotebook placplace. Sherrie iral other 4H Dog Clubs from meet Monday night, At place. Letter Indiana and Michigan particlCampbell: 3rd place . . Jody . ... Ma­ paling. Barry County 4H handClarence Cantpbcll attended the roon; 4th place, Janine Stamlcr: |i left did well, returning wtth two Dawn Patrol at Muskegon, Sun­ Sth place. Marcia Campbell. Lyn day. * Carol Hall was a Sunday dinner guest of Cindy Camp- Lacey ... renthusiastic partidpaUon aa handlers, ring Ma- he ARMSTRONG low-lustre EXTERIOR FINISH Comri In and see the beautiful new colors we have in this rich-as-velvet exterior finish. Its "buttery slip" makes application fast and easy. Ideal for all-type Sai Tkeu Smart Calm: 'Patio Rosa" “Haiti Rad- "Cattoawood" Dawkljj Groan" "Wood Snake" "Tartan" "SubUm' “Cocoa" siding. "Breather-type" fin­ "Evartraao" ish minimizes blistering! "Ruch Rsd’ " $6.15 CALLON Beautify your home. HASTINGS PAINT and WALLPAPER Placing* of educational ex­ hibits by clasres ware sub novice. 1st place, Busan Bishop; 2nd place, Thea Stockham: novice. 1st place. Sherrie Campbell: 2nd people for their cooperation and lo the judges for their patience and ■ understanding. Enrollment for. the 4H Dog Care Sc Training project for 1800-07 will be In September, with plans for a bigger and bet­ ter olub already In progress. Anyone In 4H now or of 4H age Who has an Intervet In thl* pro­ ject may call 045-5064 or 045­ 3307, Jot additional Information Sunday COLEMAN AGENCY for ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS dinner Enough fire coverage? , , , Probably OUfprd Dillard »O», II your policy doesn't , toko Into account , Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat M-41 West. Acrees from "Deg ’■ loris" FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wl ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Ph. Wl 5-2981 to the Remember the Grasshopper who put off preparing for winter? 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Grand Prix 2 Dr. Hardtop, . 1962 Rambler St. Wgn. fully equipped, vinyl interior with bucket scats, console. A Classic 4 Dr.; .6 Stick. Matador Red. . 1961 Chevrolet St. Wgn. Parkwood; V8 Automatic. Power brakes & steering. Power rear window. > 1958 Ford St. Wgn. 9 Pass. Cheapie! Runs good! — $99.99. LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, w walls. V8 automatic. Clean 1962 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan, power steering and brakes, ra­ dio, new whitewall tires and 1M2 PONTIAC r. . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan, ra­ dio, whitewalls, power steering and brakes. One owner. Is a good time to apply ORTHO LIQUID CRAB appointment call Nellie Balmer 945-5944 or 945-9155. tf GRASS KILLER. seedlings and mature dallls, and nut grasses. on desirable grasses. to use in any sprayer. REAHM MOTOR SALES ‘ PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Av*. Hastings, Michigan 8/4 B LAIR'S guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 Btete St. Hastings 8/4 WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED FARMERS! Radiator Shop, 31E N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. ' tf WE ARE READY TO BUY YOUR GRAIN HASTINGS MILLING CO. Court aad orrve a ropy , Fullor. Errruirti. Jobi Charlotte. Mlcblcoa. hoarinr. Fnbllration and aarriri Heating - Plumbing New e Remodel e Repair IM I LAY POST-BUILDINGS QaaUly straetare* Traill by PARTS FOR ISM OLDS, includ­ ing rebuilt automatic trans­ mission. Call Delton 023-2378. 8/4 WELTON'S 305 $. Church Wl 5-5352 CALL ♦45-2223 FARM BUREAU second cutting bay, alfalfa and HASTI NGS C^l BMILIY BUILDINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS ; *8/11 GO CLASSIFIED tf Coti'wi’s-jw MAN to assume responsible posi­ tion in store. V. & 8. Hard­ ware. Hastings. tf EXPERIENCED MECHANIC EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ and man to run a grease rack and men's clothing. Phone Wl Good working conditions and 6-6714, 5604 Gun Lake Rd. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR benefits. Apply- Larke Buick Tailor Shop. tf Rstular 81.00-Naw 81.00. No and Chevrolet, 1436 8. Han­ pre-shampoo — No after odor. * over. ALTOFT and RAYMOND MOS­ tf Available at Jacob’s Pharmacy. QUITO SPRAYING — Phone ■ tf Wl 6-2681 and Wl 6-9372. 8/4 on customers in this area. Sal­ ary plus expenses. Excellent advancement opportunities. SERVICE — Mercury outboard Bales or farm experience bene­ Plots Boats Trailers and acficial. For Interview arrange­ FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ ments write: John DeLeeuw. MENT, one 4.room cottage, tf furnished or unfurnished. Lake Rapids, Michigan. 8/11 privileges. AU utilities furWHENEVER BOMETHINQ YOU VALUE IB LOOT, make use of MATURE WOMAN to work in the moat Ukaly means ot get­ 2 BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE day afternoons and all day ting it book. Dial Wl 8-3481 at at Algonquin Lake. Call Wl 6­ Saturday. This Is year round 3901 after 5:30. tf work, Write: Hastings Banner. fled Adteker. Box No. 1017. 8/4 Drying and Storage FaclUltes Available. UM neat. lull Doscmcna, built-in kitchen. Lorre corner lot in excellent neighborhood TH ACRES OP ALFALFA HAY CABIN FOR SALE—West aide >t 1:90 ITS JACOBA PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE 1 No charge for orerslxe prints. tf ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSPO. 171. Hastings Telephone Wl 6-2895. Meetings erery Monday, 8 pjn. tf *W.md TYPEWRITERS and all offl machines cleaned, oiled al adjusted. AU wort guarantee 35 years experience. Phot MB-880D or 796-8012 afUr 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ rage in or near 633-2719 Delton. tf tar and skidder, by the M, ■uut furnish own equipment. Stevens Saw MUI. Dalton, ■lob. NISHED year-round home by married couple (teachers) in area -south of Hastings. Have piano. Richard Robinson, 143 Call 848-2841. >111 hr WHY NOT LET UE MAKE you a rubber stamp with your naw ZIP Code number. Three-11ns stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8325. This includes, poetage CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet for only 8985. Hastings Floor Covering, 123 W. Stats. Has­ tings. Phone Wl 8-8118. tf ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Special —Your raxor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only Wl 5-5982 Service NOTICE XOTIOl: Meer lleiiags to Us nala" ar "isaaU** mIusbs ar* >t Islanded U aiclaSa er 411' per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-0169 collect after fl pm. tf FARM & GARDEN 231 W. State * Help Wanted 1967 CALENDARS —Wide varl- 1961 PONTIAC ' AT TOP MARKET PRICES . . . Catalina 2 Dr. Hardtop, Coll Us for fully equipped, original factory finish like new and has had Daily Market Prices MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM FOB THAT SECOND CAB. for CerttfM Sood Wheat MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL and make money doing It. Full or part time opportunity for ambitious woman to assist me in my beauty counsellor teach - NOW * Kills 1963 CADILLAC crab, ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, spotless in­ * Safe side and out. Pull power and * Easy ranty on this one owner car. - Wl 5-2426 FARMERS! Phone 945-510Z SPORT RIFLE — 80-06 custom NASHVILLE —2 bedroom homo FOR SALE—Dinette table, 34 x with deep lot. Gas heat. Semlrifle made by McCord's of 90 in. with extra leaf, good balhroom. Small basement. Ionia. Will shoot a 3* group at condition, gray Formica top. Must sell to settle estate. 83,800. 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ Bottled gaa cooking stove, 40 Call WX/4-8813.8/11 tion, Yeager barrel and trigger, In, white, first 810 takes it. Fisher safety, I to B variable HOME FOR BALE on two extraPhone 766-3181. 8/4 scope, peepslght in mount, hill Isrge lots. Garage with base­ monte carlo hand rubbed stock, ment. Hath with show e r. sling with quick de tach, swivels Right of way on Bauble Lake ★ Notices PLUS, complete handloading No. 1 and 2. Bnow plowed road. equip, for above. Echo press. PRICED TO BELL. Phone: 30-08 dies and cases, bullets, 1-268-6282. Irons, Michigan, tf BLOW RUNNING OR STOPPED powders, primers and loaded UP DRAINS OPENED FREE shells, etc. Rifle value, 830000 2-BEDROOM BOMB—Very nice OP CHARGE this week only. — loading equipment 870.00. This offer expires Saturday. location. Access to Middle WU1 sell complete for only Aug. 8, 1966. Call Delton 633­ Lake. CaU: Wl 6-5944 or Wl 58260.00. Call MS-3834 after 8 2378. 8/4 8U8. tf GABI See Carl 3« Betty's ; before you Jriyl ★ Work Wanted For picnics. HANDY-MAN would like odd �Card of Thanks In Momoriam Freeport >ort BY ARBA hups on CARD OF THANKS Words are no inadequate to loved husband and father. We especially thank Rev. Rich­ ard Vondenboach for hb com­ forting words; the Leonard-Os- Rapidfl and Mrs. Gertrude Ware ot Lowed were Friday callers of helpful and understanding aerv- Charlew Blough home. Lilly Rendon ot Sen Antonin INTERSTATE ’QUIRE PLANNING AHEAD Official Action of the Hastings City Council Donald CUllen and Mra. Robert Conley spent Monday in Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mra. Clarence the music; the many organisa­ Homer Deweerd and Caroline tions, relatives and friends for the beautiful flowers; the old spent Bunday, July 24, with their were Bunday visitors of Mr. and friends and neighbors who fur­ daughter and family, Mr. and nished the food; and all others of Eaton Kapflda wore Bunday way# have helped us over thia trying time. Your kindness and daughters of Northville wen Bernard Dukes and family ot sympathy will always be a cher­ Saturday. July 24, overnight Hastings were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Floyd ished memory in our hearts. May God Bless you all. Mra. Lewis Daniels 157.00 Middleville Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp meeting Thursday at Charlton 3*0.50 30.40 Ray Young of Hopklni and Grandchildren t»* \dir.r»ne» brtam hla Mra. Winifred Bnoltkowakl ot IN MEMOS LAM of Administration in Lansing, ROBERTS—In loving memory of our abler, Ooldy Roberta, who Standard OU Annuitants Club at Aug. 4. 1055. “Just a token of love and reMra R. D. Harmon at Chryatal To one we shall never forget." Mra. Viva Boulter Mra. Edna Flndlow and two children, Allso# and Duncan of Minneapolis. Minn., spent Friday and Botunloy with mote urant in Grand Rapids the Merrill Llcktaa, former reel- LEGAL PUBLICATION OBDBa. Personal Mention tic. Wash., has been a visitor at Frank Kurr. since July a. Mra. and daughter came Sunday night and stayed until Wednesday. daughter, Uie Damon Warners, Dunham District Floyd Burkeys were weekend gue.-.to of tlx* Leon Goodwins ot Detroit The Floyd Burkeys were overnight gueete of her cousins. Saturday. Visiting tlie Charles F. Smiths of Atlanta. Oa. Amy and Robin Paraona, who have been visiting their grandparents, the Smiths. home with their and Mra. Muri Hostetler. Karen remained until Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Karl Tuttle and baby and Mr. and Mra. Fred Kidder and children enjoyed lee cream and cake with Mr. and Mra. Clair Clum. Sunday In honor of Fred's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell and grandson, Quinton Elliott of Hastings spent Friday after­ noon with Mr. and Mra. Harry Grlnnnell of Bellevue. * Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Mann and family of Flint were Saturday overnight guerta of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newton. * Mr. and Mrs. George Mann and family of Flint and Mr. and Mrs. Bob guests, also Mr. and Mra. Calvin Carl and family of Grand Rap- brought a beautiful blrthday otke. Other weekend gurete were Bob and Katie Carl of Homer. * last month in California, started home Monday. * Ted Smith of guests of Mra. Ada Newton of Hastings. * Mrs Ada Newton of Hastings was a Thursday guest of Mr. and Mra. Bob Newton. In the evening they visited Mr. and Mra-^CUrk Blanchard In Grand family spent lhe month of July touring tlie West, going to San Francisco ria the Southern route and returning on the Northern which Included many places of interest, and. in abort, a wonder­ Mr. and Mra. Clark Blanchard ful trip. Their nephew. Merlin and girls of Grand Rapids were and Everett Diab of Ban Fran­ Tuesday visitors of her parents cisco. returned with than and Anri »»__ ■_ - sula down through Wisconsin Minnesota, ths Black HUla and Business Directory MIMMIAL MONUMBNTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen SHERWOOQ-STACK Agency for INSURANCE STACK, Owm State Farm Imuranca AUTO — Fill BONDS All Forms of enns. Wyo. They attended a ro- Births at Pennock ADMlTTAXCna Report of Condition of "Th. Hostings City Bonk ..•.sir TOTAL A9SETS S14.105.121.73 LLAan-ITIBS TOTAL Du'OHITU (itrou 13 i r.i r Itebiliilti ................. TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACC0UMT8 334,000 00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACOOUNTN •DLEVnXE-Psttlcl* Schruder TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS L. OrtfltU. B3. July 31. NASHVILLE—AndriT As . .lll.OSS.403.30 it th/ illrb 10» CoUass Dr., Joly 30. VUMONTVILLE — r* Buatrlor. Joly 26. WOODLAND — E BARGAINS in Ths Banner Want Ad section . . . Hastings' top Shopping Guide: Top val­ ues, top job#. Action with sat­ isfaction! CaO Wl 5-348L L/5 | "We're As Near As Your Telephone" "W SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip Thia Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference ding of a niece In Plymouth. Midi.. Saturday evening. Her daughter, Mra. Enid Holiday of Birmingham attended also, tak­ ing Mrs. Cheeseman home with her later and was to bring Mrs. . , . KEYS DUPLICATED while you Cheeseman home Monday, Aug Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery wait. Ben Franklin Store. State 1. * Saturday the Clyde Cheese------ —-------------------------------------- -----Repair at Jcflersonr mans had many family callers * Mr. and Mra. Robert Babcock and children and Mr. and Mrs. AfATCH AND DIAMOND RING “* “** " **-REPAIR—Expert workmanihip. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Cairns reuion at Hastings Park. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. Stale ICE—First das* work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according Sunday. St. Phono Wl 5-5316. 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ to your specification*. Farm Bu­ PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH ice, 218 N. Jeffarson. reau Service*, M37 So.. Wl 5­ 1302 South Hanover Street 2223. . Telephone: MA-M29 CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Hal­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— 10 am. Bunday school. Elwyn Repair* and sharpening. Saw ting* Floor Covering, 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ parts and supplies. McCulloch A nursery with adults In charge. State. Wl 5-5118. ICE— 24 hour.Service (black and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Junior Sunday school in charge and white). Jacob* Prescription of PhyUla Munn and Gladys Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Hamblin WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Alto RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Recored Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Largest selection of Drapery ice. 21fl N. Jefferson. Phone Fabric* in Barry County. Kjrach Wl 5-5176. • Adult prayer meeting, Mrs. rods. Installation and Hanging. Rogers In chargu BfVerwyk's Color Center, 221 fedneoday, prayer GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac« W. Mill. tors, machinery and dpin saw* in our new building at 124 N. appliances. Call 945-2317. vita you to attend thia InspireJefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plu* *pccialics. Goodyear Bro*. Phone Wl ixed engraving of all kind*. Gil­ 5-5052. VACUUM CLEANER HEAOOUARmore Jeweler. 102 E. Slate St., LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— ’nl1,?lll,‘on- DfT Wall, Drain ,i’“^PuTpin< <W4.00 for l*t 1.000 gals ). Call 945-5482. Concreto Frwducti GET YOUR READY-MIX from ths Sr5?21^ Mu c°ALL GRADES WASHED MbcalUima HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED at beverwyk-scolorcen- Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — 945-3862. Free service « Repair and new work. Fixture* year on Setchel I-Carbon •nd tuppliet. Kalloy Electric WJUama called on frienda in LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Service. 524 Middleville Rd., Systems. Sold, installed, serviced. thorized Dealer for Wheel Horn TVS. RADtQS Charles Jones in Mulliken, Fri­ Phone Wl 512700 after 5 pro., Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623­ day. * Mra. Richard Perrault •ong evangelbta, Hasting*. 5381. NOT*—There will be Bunday ' * - victor BUoon. spent the weekend with their Saturday, Aug. g, Youth Condaughter. Miss Elaine CUne at Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Buiineu Services Offered ----- .rus?v*jSaS,ss Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guido SAND State Rd. Phon. Wl 5-2li3. Insurance and JIRRY ANDRUS Cheney Detn Hunt had a tonMUectomy at Pennock Hospital Monday. * are spending a few dkya vacation Publlb Notice: Artiste' work­ Munger, principal of the tn Northern Michigan. * Mr. and shop La offering Saturday morn- 8 4 th Be, Jxly 31, Mra Prank Thompson entertain­ Mton In McFall building, leave OLABlUVnXB — ed with a birthday party Thurakindergarten age through 6th grade July 9 through August 27, daughter, Karan, on her 12th and Blaka Hamilton, has relin­ birthday. quished bar paeatlon with regret. Letter of Jsly U: Their mother's Bummer school The Young Married People and Teen Age groups of the Uni­ ted Brethren Church surprised Mr. and Mra. Jack Parks Bunday Sparta. * Mra Robert Jorgenson with a farewell party. RefreshMra. Wilmer Kennedy of Evart, formerly of Middleville, wore trie blanket waa given the Parka Bull lo their home in Greenbelt, Mr. and Mra. Parks and family Md., Sunday. She will remain moved Monday to Lyons where he has obtained work. * Mr. and er. Mra. Walter Netheriy at Fair In our mldat Mra. Berle (Kathey) of a daughter bom Bunday, July Menus received all blue ribbons 24 at Olympic Memorial Hoepila! in Port Angles. Wash. She gold Wilmer Kennedy at Cornstalk R». Oetdea Ilinm, 127 weighed 7 pounds. 11 ounces. Mra. Koon Is the former LFta Newton. The Koons have one ■ other daughter. The Freeport Fire Department Hastings, Bunday. A Mr. and was called to put out a grass fire at the Old Watt Thomas farm on Bunday. 100th St. last Thursday. The Charles Baughman, Sunday. * Robert. Bums family lives there unUy they visited Mr. and Mra Ray Small of Cadillac. King Bunday attended the Men- Brethren. * MBs Lynda Tolan, at Wilkinson Lake nonlte Church Centennial. * Mr. and Mra. Charles King ore car­ Roy Ballentines, from Thursday ing for Thompsons' store while until Monday. Abo visiting Ute Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are on Rapid*. Her slater and luteband. Ballentines on Monday were Mr. vacation. * Mra. Gary Kidder Mr. and Mra. Bob Tripp are both and boys of Caledonia were FriDetroit. Barnard. waa bam in Muskegon Hospital, July 20. fields vtendl Lee, who b a counBrian Kidder U spending the week with Mr. and Mra. Al Bar­ Bellaire, and they also visited nard while his parents, Mr. and Mra. Gary Kidder, and Mr. and and had dinner with the George Mra. Lane Campbell are In Nor­ Bob thern Michigan. ★ Tuesday callBy Mrs. Miles Ruffner era of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grin­ tcrUUncd Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Mrs. Mabel Peffer and daugh­ Elliott and little George of Has­ ond birthday. That evening they ter. Barbara. Mra, Elizabeth Mra. Wilson Guldct of Lacey for tings. * Barney CIsler and Robinson, sisters and niece of dinner Saturday evening at Deep daughter. Mrs. Don Stauffer, of following guests. Mr. Mlles Ruffner of Marlon Center. Middleville were Thursday vltlBob Brown and be lag with their trailer. Tuc.sday. * Mrs. Grace Stanton Qeorge Estep. * Mr. and Mrs. Guests of lhe Jack Smiths on b staying at Mr. and Mra. Clyde Ray Beese called on Mr. and Bunday were Mra. Robert Stacy Mra. John Krebs of Alto Tburaspent Saturday evening at ths; Miles Ruffner home. * Mlles Visited Mr. and Mra. Ira Blough Ann Arbor accompanied by Mr. ot Alto. Friday. Ruffner la ill with an Injury to' Irwin, also of Grand Rapids. hb neck. * Mrs. Mlles Ruffner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and Keren of Hasel Park were Friday with Don's parents, the Howard lene Butler culled on the Dele । Runners. Monday. * Eric Moody Carbon family are spending a Hostetler attended the Menno- end. a Mra. Lavina Chrl ertebrat- has been In the hospital with a nlte Centennial in Bowne Bat- j ed her birthday Bunday. Her relapse from a head injury. and arriving thte weekend from urday and Bunday. * Mrs. Art! ntocea, Mra. Bert Blxxmaker and Merton Hoffman's combine Hinsdale. Ill, to visit them for Ketchum. Debby and Karen, hueband and Mra Blounhe tem. burned last week. ★ Mra. Lilley Gardner Stevens and Allison. Mrs, Jack Wlllbur Is home af­ ter completing the Summer Sasslon al Central Michigan Uni­ versity. Ruth AMERICAN ROAP BUILDERS- ASSOCIATION Calendar of Spacial Events Ben Christie while their parents. Robert Since high speed reduces lhe time for decision, . study your map in advance to be sure of your exit. If you do miss your turn-off, never stop, back up, or reverse direction. Proceed to the next exit or rest area before rechecking your map. �BANNER 4H’sn Tour Projects Members of Uw Hartings Center worttog hard on their projects sped them Leaden. taking part Mrs. Shirley Gillespie After the held st Birmans' and the girl* furnished refreshment*. latest patterns Top Barry lifers। Named for State Show at MSU A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET You Bet Your.iife * Barry May Sales Mrs-Hinderliter Tax $100,768 Ambulance Service Of NashviDe dtevtlle Saddle; Nancy tolep. Woodland Saddle; Casale Klersey (alternate) Yeckley. Eggs: Gary Vandlen. Baseline Passport: Glenn Gilbert. YeckOutstanding members of Barry ley: Mary Feller, Dowling; Sarah County 4H Clubs are scheduled Hansen. Barryville. to go to Michigan State Unlvermln. Coat* Grove; David Wilson.! 4H Club Week. William Kirkpat­ Woodland; Gary Vandftn and; rick. club agent, has announced Mike Ingalls. Baseline. Alien' Decker, Cloverleaf honors include. Leslbercraft: Linda Payne. Dairy: Edward Olbeon, Irving Welcome Corners. Douglas Ful­ Friendly 4H‘m: Dale Clark and ler and Bradley Endres. Free­ Patil ( tlmore Rams; port-Rogers. Marie J lane Kenyon (^eamlea: Susan Gay. Linda and Jane Buckland. Delton; Jo­ Dlsbrow and Janet Hungerford. lene Yarger, Freeport - Roger*; Fine Lake; Beree Darby, Coat* Brian Hammond. Peggy Ham­ Grove. mond. Norman Hammond. Ste­ Electrical Science: Leo Rear­ ven Stamphler and Beverly don, Altoft; Diane and Bruce Stamphler. Bristol Corners; Ted Newton. Freeport Llvewire* Long. Cloverleaf; Rodney Pen­ Photography: Joanne VUek. nock, Busy Belgh: Donald Jew­ ell and Clyde Jewell. Dunham. Mayo; Fred Gibson and Rex Lyle Olmstead and Gary Wank. Palmer. Irving Friendly; Colleen Durfee Busy Beavers; Bradley Carpenter. Altoft. Market Steer: Dennis Dingerson. Quimby. Beef: Curtis Henion, Fine Lake Club; Larry Case. Baltimore Rams; Bandy SchondeUnayer. West Thornapple; Jan Eckert, Freeport-Rogers Sheep: Chrt* Bedford, West Thomapple, Janice Rust. Yeck- TUX MODEXN FASHION IN FLOOU nate), Yeckley; Chris Belson. Woodland Ssddle; Janet Hun­ gerford. Fine Lake. Rhea Mead. Berryville; Mudge. Pleasantview. Barry County made 4M returns to the State -Department of Revenue with a total of (100.- Barry's population Is listed al MJOO. Taxe* collected Included HOJM for building material (4X51 for general merchandise (34.706 for food. (29.601 for auto­ motive. (3425 for apparel. (3.001 for furniture, (7403 for miscel­ laneous retail and (8.483 for non-retall. Use taxes totaled (6X8284. Michigan sales tax collections totaled (134J21.483.41. up from May of IMS which totaled (111,Ul.8M.80, an Increase of 11.17 percent. Janet Recreation: Cheryl Schanls, Baltimore Ram*; Debby Bar­ croft. Carlton Community; Lor­ raine Anders. Baseline: William Johnson and Dawn Nash. Irving Four out of Ave personal Injury accidents occur on dry Friendly. roads and in dear weather. Entomology: Jack Clum, Lyn­ 123 W. S»>. ». den Stamm, and Debby Barcroft. Cary. Valerie Barnum, (alterCarlton Oonununlty; Casale and Bonita Crawley. Dowling; Klersey Yeckley. • * Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Watson port-Rogera. Towsley and two children of liorUeultare: Joanne Vitek, Mayo; Mary Fieler and Carol vllle. Cart Heise. * J. B. LePa.nl of Quick. Dowling; Ester Wellman. Grand Rapids visited lite cousins. Yeckley; Lorraine Wright. Pleas­ Hickory Comers’Busy Beavers; antview; Jane Aicken. West Lynette Thomas. Altoft; Debbie Thornapple; Irene Anders. Base­ Barcroft and Janie Holley. Carl­ line; Mary Velderman, Bowens ton Community. Friday evening caller. Mills. Hort. Fruit A Nat Club: Base­ Metsenbach. Judy Plummer, line Nut Culture. Bellevue, Glenn Gilbert. Tom Kaufman. grandeon. Brian Donaldson. BunLandscape: Linda Bluytcr. Nancy Kaufman. Yeckley; Kathy Pine Lake Ramsey. Dowling; Gall Tarry. Natural Beauty: Sandra Frey. Linda Huntington. Tom Miller. enjoyed a trip lo Niagara Falls. Hickory Comer* Busy Beaver* Herl Vegetables: Gary Wank ralne Anders, Jack Langford. Ja­ Figure the Cosh You Need for Vacation and Lyle Olmstead, Durfee Busy net Strain and Carolyn Miller, Beavern; Jan Eckert, Freeport- Baseline; Sandro Btamler. Hap­ vllle and called on tt>elr former Add ALL The Bills You Now Owe Rogers; Gary Vandlen. T’aul py-Go-Lucky; Judy Moody,Dun­ neighbor, Mrs. Chloe Hauer. * Treadwell, Lorraine and Irene ham. Lot* Huntington, 16. and Stop In or Gill Local Finance Anders, Baseline; Rhonda Ben­ Ghent Rutherford, IB. Baseline in Grand Rapids Sunday and nett. Dunham; IJoyd Kilmer. Club coache* for demonstration called on Mrs Gala Brummeter Hartings Center; Marcia Bell, teams. Barryvllle; 'Ralph Westbrook. Al­ Art: Debbie Barcroft and Nan­ Brummeler will return to her homo in Pilgrim Manor and later toft: Edward Gibson, Irving cy Holley. Carlton Community. will go back to lhe hospital for Friendly. Clothing A Knitting: Gall Monica and Cindy Haywood. Delton: July Treadwell and Yo­ vid. of Rochester came Monday landa Anderson, Baseline; San­ By Victor SUton dra Frey. Hickory Corners Busy tWoadteM MI-iMf Beavers: Lol* Dingman. Clover­ leaf; Paula Owen and Dtene You'll Like the Prompt, Courteous Service Strong. Barryville; Gerl Gaut- curling badly and everything' Mary Townsend al Hastings win ■ ---- J rain I _ ______________ . ..___ « _ . sche. Overtown. Food* X Nutrition: Shirley ever, the sky Is overcast and1 Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Norton Frederickson. Freeport - Rogers; perhaps by the Ume you read: picked up the elder Mrs Smith Roger Huntington. Fine Lake; Vicki Birman. Hastings CqnJkj: Janine Baker, IJnda Terry and a’nd former neighbor, Mr*. “OK” Howard 112 S. Jefferson 945-3424 Becky Grund erman, Baseline! Ctlnvena Schalbly. Janet Mudge. Pleasantview; Mary Feller. Suzanne Proefrock daughter and husband. Mr. end Mn Dennis HeUlweil of Jack­ son. Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Doxey Irving Friendly. Swine: Tom Eckert. FreeportHASTINGS FLOOR Rogers. j lioraea: Debbie Drake, Leslie , Smith. Karen Gaskill, Dowling COVERING | Dudes; Marion Gorham. Sue Vacation Cash Plan JOIN THE MANY FAMILIES WHO USE Local Finance's Vacation Cash Plan Here's All You Do:' $25 to *1000 West Woodland Nuhvm. Nra .1 inn u™. The former Alma A. Stein was bom Oct 8. IMO. at Princeton. ID . lhe daughter of Henry and Mary (Nienaber) Stein. She was a school teacher be­ fore her marriage to Mr. Hinderliter on Aug 26. 1903. The couple lived In Iowa before jnovlng to A then* in 1121. They lived in ly Mra. GUndon Curtia Battle Creek from 1E» until 1942 where Mr. Hlnderllter wa> a Bunday dinner guest* of Mr* real estate broker and insur­ Ogie Flannlgan were Mr* Mary ance agent. He died in 1(42 and Moore of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hlnderllter moved to DeJerry Bophy and children of trolt until coming to Nashville Besides the son. Donald, she] Guy ot Hartings. Afternoon callis survived by four daughters, Klnnlf of Battle Crock and Mr*. Stanley (Mildred, Tanner of Saginaw. Mrs. Jame* E. (Phyl-1 Pleasant Lake snd Mr* Gladys Crockford. Friday evening virit- li<) Henderson of Chicago. Mrs. I I. N. (Gwendolyn) Fisher of De-1 trolt and Mrs. Ian ( J a n 1 c e i friends from Caledonia. * Lions Club board meeting wlU be held Blackle of St. Clair Shores; a this Thursday at the Lions Den. sister. Miss Bertha Stein of' Plana for the month of August Phoenix, Aril. 10 grandchildren and 10 great, grandchildren. ' As requested by the deceased, elude a date for t the only service* were interment “Ledge* Playhouse' rites In Oakland Cemetery. Princeton. DI., Tuesday. again Friday afternoon. A wheat field on the Galen Daniels farm had caught fire. The men fought the tkaze quite some time before bringing It under control. * The family of Sylvester Curtis met Sunday at Tj-den Park for their annual reunion. There were 110 present for the potluck dinner. Following the dinner the ball field was filled with active ball player* of all ages. Others enjoy­ ed visiting. Ptctun of the 16 children Local Finance f and Mrs Chatter Masterly Pl Lake Odeeaa wan Friday collets Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Helse Mrs Frank Nlethanrfr Mid Mrs. Tom Nlethamer visited at Saddlebag Lake Sunday. They renewed acquaintances with Mr* Pollyanna DnArcy (the fanner Pollyanna England) and sons of the baseballs and gloves though, lhe football equipment will be Pee Wee football. Practice will begin Aug. IS with the first game scheduled for Sept. 6. , The townspeople were alerted last Thursday when the fire * Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schantz accompanied Mr. and Mr* Gene Mr* Marvin Knott (Marjorie Schantz of Grand Rapid* to England) of Grand Rapid* at Holland and Lake Michigan the latter** cottage. Th* England Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Gould family resided In Woodland end Mr and Mr* Vem Hawbllt* attended the Poet Band live when the Frank Niethamen Concert. Thursday evening at Piper Park. Battle Creek. ♦ Sev­ eral boys and girl* from this area are attending 4H Camp and Lake Algonquin thl* Summer. * Mr ORNAMENTAL The southbound car was occupied by Mr. and Mr* Davidson and their two-year-old daughter from Lansing. Mr*. Classic and Mrs Davidson were taken to Pen­ nock Hospital for treatment and PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS WALL PANELING clewed on ARE IDEAL LOWCOST EYE stand that the Paul Casare* family, who forrjtrly resided on Barnum Rd. Just east of Well­ man Rd., recently moved to the PLEASING HOME Davenport Road. CAREFREE IMPROVEMENTS and eon of Grand Rapids w«w Bunday guerta of CALL FOR AN AT HOME' ESTIMATE ONE Phone 653-2791 TtueedeU. We Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY Wl 5-4062 SEE THE 1966 GAS RANGES PRICED FROM $1^095 ” ■ g ■ f MODEL 1326 THE ROPER CAS RANCE IS A QUALITY PRODUCT IN DESIGN, FEATURES AND PERFORMANCE th ovm lutiug you/urfj/wou away! •S SO­ DAS RANGE Homemakers, here’s your chance to decorate your kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKING carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a cinch. VIKINA kitchen carpets are just as practical as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No crying over spilled milk or broken dishes! ★ Automatic timid up burner ★ Niw Mirrsr Wtoutiw ★ New Oii( Oiiim mo10.1 % mn cagKlty ★ D» Im nfl wt broilor $239.95 with trade (ratfne-Ho more oven !rrapl„B or .enuring. Thl. l>c«uUful Roper gas Range ha. lhe new Silver Liner lt'« .eml rigid aluminum Rapids .Imple .ulu, wipe right o(l. W)wn thorough cleaning I. needed, throw ao|Ud line, .w.„ and allp In bright new Sliver Liner. ' “ y * Road requiring SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry kidding! and chUdrwi STOP COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE ★ Astsmstic ma cooking SaU^dgy. Jply 23, y. and Mrs LeonBUDGET TERMS pendability of our fast claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need us . . . For All Types of Insurance—SEE Concrete Blocks and Nashville, Mich. and other relatives around Wood­ land from Friday until Sunday The special Bummer school which has kept both pupils and PRE-FINISHED Safa drivan prefer Hie ~ "^WITH TRADE Lightweight Blocks Waukegan, HL, visited her par- By Wolverine & Riverside “Side of Strand Theatre'* 219 West State St. Friday afternoon. She was driv­ ing north when a car driving south made a turn In front of Bteam Rodeo on Bunday, also IRON RAILINGS AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE HASTINGS things will happen. After all. we never have had to send out a search party before. Everyone Is thankful for those that orw- | wertd the call Thursday and wen- cage- to help day with Mr. and Mrs Gerald Skidmore at Lake Algonquin. EASY TO INSTALL This aocirtv include* 11 count!ea ■unrounding Barry. Also from here In attendance were Dr. and Mrs. Jack Walton and Dr. and Mrs Baid Bloom _____. (Lillian b Roy Gibson) 323 S. Michigan 1 □linage is now living when the near Coldwater, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs Errett visit with her aunt and unde. President INSURANCE AGENCY Stanley Fenstemaker had been lost since noon. The men formed teams and she was soon found ; In a com field nearly a mile from home. She was unharmed but plenty tired. This may be a good time to remind your chll- 1 dren against talking with strong-1 era We may be ft little town but returned home Bunday. ♦ Mr. end Mr* Max Mackey of Hud­ son were Bunday. July 24. gumts of hla mother and stepfather. DECORATIVE FREE MEASURING Hjghbank h By .Hr*. Fern Hmcblita ■u HMkvOto 4S1-1I02 The operation on Mra. Rllla Whitmore's eyes was postponed on account of the illness of the doctor. It is planned for a later date. * Mr. and Mrs. C1UT Bab­ cock of Battle Creek and Rllla Births at Pennock Socjoty Dr K. C Bennett was installed Thursday night as pitaldent of th; Central Michigan Optomrtric society at a dinner held in being shown. * The Summer LARGE or SMALL Make The House You Care For Carefree Mrs. B. F. Hlnderllter. 85. IM ^auw-“onc»rplng their 8. State St.. Nashville, died Bun­ day morning tn a Battle Creek SSutanw Mvvire* The grtup hospital III for the port month. has scheduled future meetings to . . ____ । hii community uww.uuulnj Ibdr for three weeks. ■ Mrs. Hlnderllter had been a ambulance service It ••• •“ resident of Nashville since 1960, nounetd. moving here from Detroit to be near her ion..Donald F. Hinder-1 _ B liter, who was publisher of The Dr. Bcnnfltt IS Woodland Fuller, Preet Wildlife C — Y arger and Tom Eckert. Free­ port-Rogers Whatever Your Money Needs Dies Sunday HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 13 WmI Itate Street, Heetingi Wl 5-511 MG-aii-u' consumers Power �The Hastings Banner SacHm Th rawFmh Iflb 1966 Thursday, Auguit 4,4. 1966 Funeral Services For Mrs. Bassett Held Friday During hl* guerilla training, he lived under simulated Vietnam duoting raid* on Ha**ett, 90. of 721 W. Walnut Tuesday, July 26. al the Barry County Medical FacUHy. were held at 3:30 pm. Friday at the Firn Methodist Church. The Rev. George Elliott offi­ ciated and burial wn* In River­ side Cemetery, arnbush* and avoiding many ambushes. Other specialised training Included asnall unit lactlca, map reading, land mine war I ar ci communication*, and firing the M-14 rifle. M-M maand 3.5-lnch rocket Medical Facility rince Dec. 27. 1965. She waa bom in Washtenaw County near Saline on Oct. 4, 1875. the daughter of Valentine and Alice (Combe*) Mang. She attended rural schools in that vid C. BenneU. son of Mr. and Mr*. Willard L. Bennett of 74*3 Barryville Road. R2 NashvlUe. ha* been Mlected for technical training at Sheppard AFB. Tex, as a UB. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. The air­ man recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. They farmed In the Saline Hla new achobl la part of the ST.’/™ Nashville, ha* been selected for technical training at Lowry AFB. Colo., aa a U. 8. Air Force muni­ tion* specialist. The airman re­ cently completed basic training Ing Command which provides technically trained personnel for the nation's aerospace force. "iuS from Maple Valley High School courses to provide technically in 1965 and attended Kellogg in that community and in 19151 trained personnel for the na­ Community College, Battle Creek. moved to Rutland Township tion'* aerospace force. Airman where they fanned until 1919 BenneU wa* graduated from David lx Kllngman. 21. son of when they moved Into Hostings HasUng* High School In 1965 sons. Reid of Kalamaroo and Clay of Hastings; a daughter. Mn James (Lucille) Bowden of Hudson. Fla.; five grandchll- Rock, Mineral T/iC Dahlen to Freeport Seeks on Cruue Amateur Talent Show Scheduled Leave John Mahler of Mahler Motor awarded a seven-day Caribbean For Homecoming For City Bank cruise aboard the luxury liner Fay Nichols of Plainwell Dies to Army specialist four July 19 with the 35th Artillery. Special­ ist four la an enlisted rank equlvltonl to the rank of corporal. lheri Greening of Grand liapSpecialist Kllngman, a can­ Fay Nichol* of R3 Plainwell noneer in Battery C of the artildied at the AUagnn Health Cen­ ter Wedncaday evening, July 26. Army In May 1965. complard Mr. and Mrs Keith Barrigar and Bunny were in Ann Arbor and waa last stationed at Fort Saturday to attend the Art Show. Bad Axe accompanied them and ■ Mr. aad Mra. Lake Nichole. Cemetery. In October 1965. Kilngnum U a 1962 graduate of Lakewood High School. Army Pic. Kenneth H. Baker. Timely BUYS for August Rl. Delton. Mich., completed an IB-week air- traffic control op- A A wvex week xxrg long rwca Rock ana and m.nrra. Mineral » 8 Independence Prank R Show will open In the lobby of, Zimmerman Jr Uncoln - Merthe Hasting* City Bank Aug 6 cur>' Bentral marketing manager, announced *«♦« today. continuing through the 13th. Mr. and Mr*. Mahler will Club and Cooperating 4H Rock board the Independence in and Mineral leaders throughout the county will sponsor the first local show of it* type. Anyone A highlight of the voyage will who 1* Interested In any phase of rock lore, geology, lapidary art* or Michigan archeology who has material they would like to the ship and on the beach at display 1* invited to participate. St. Thomas. Charlotte Amalie. There will be a number of capital of US Virgin Uland*. F1R8T LT. IVAN R. ST. JOHN adult hobbust a* well as junior temporarily will be transformed members exhibiting and there into "Cougar City' ‘in honor of will be assorted collection*, edu­ cational exhibits and special clalty car to be introduced by Lincoln-Mercury this Fall. hobby exhibit* featured. Advanced commitment* indi­ ■■ Entretainment on lhe trip wlU cate that there will bo many Be provided by ringer Vic DaWITH U.S. COMBAT AIR ------------- *--------different and interesting exhibit* mone and Chris Schenkel. ABCTV sport* personality, will ba YOnCY^. Vietnam - Piral U Ivan R. St. John, son of Mr. and which maintain! vital security that ‘his show will stimulate master of ceremonies for the Mrs. Don St. John of 600 R more interest In Barry County product presentation*. Mahler is representing one of Grant, 1* on duly at the UR. Air Mekong Delta base. in the wide range of activities 570 Lincoln-Mercury dealership* Forces fully operational Blnh During early activation of the that can be enjoyed in thia out­ nationwide which were winners Thuy Air Base near Can Tho.__ door oriented field. Barry counVietnam. - ' |nK lo yjel cong al night— contest. Winning dealership* , mechanics helped stand guard hours of enjoyment in exploring were thcce which compiled th* * ' '* duty and everyone assisted fill­ the geological resources at our highest percentage of a January ing sandbag* and building pro­ door step. to September sales objective beAnyone wishing to contribute tective bunkers and revetments. The I ns t al I a t lo n.ofiicially to this effort or exhibit (.peel­ Tlie Michigan Stale Highway. mens or educational or hobby Mr, and Mjs. Stuart Clement Commission has announced thatt opened in May. provides the first material Is Invited to contact construction on the intereectton. regular heavy maintenance in Lansing Gilbert Wl 5-3i49 for . the delta for small spqtter alrend visiting the: non. John, of Capitol Avenue (M-66> and• craft flown over a 21,000-aquare- further Information. who I* attending the Albion Col­ Dickman Road (BL-94) in Battle mile military district by forward lege Summer Session there. Creek has required the closing• air controllers to locate and dl­ Guests of the Howard Fogle* of thl* Intersection and the es­' rect air strikes against enemy Hatting* firemen, about 3:45 from Thursday until Sunday tablishment of a detour in the• I activity. . pm. Monday, were called to the city of Battle Creek. A graduate of Hasting* High Capital Avenue IM-66) teaf- . | School, lhe lieutenant received Wesley Keller home al Barbers Mattle Eakin* of Oakwood. Ohio Corners northeast of here. A junk car and grass burned. Mishawaka. Ind. College In 1M2. He wa* commissioned in 1963 Camley, Liberty and back to upon completion of Officer Capital Avenue. This detour became effective APB. Texas. Aug. 1. and add* approximately one mile to the normal route. It will continue for approximately one month. . HHS Grad on Duty with Vietnam Operational Base Close Intersection At Battle Creek Firemen Alarmed Mrs Amateura Interested m wy- J Thompson. RO 5-8413 or Mr*. , Robert Boyton. RO 5-8751. be­ ■ 1 ta Include a balloon ascension, tractor pulling contest, sky dlv- hl* Green Valley Boy*. Dox Hol- MILLER REAL ESTATE COMPltTl REAL IN SURA NCI Patrick Hoban of Tor- CT FUNGI-REX Hay Fever Sufferers! Ivt the Rexall Brand for Fa*t Relief... 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During hl* training he school, shore station or *hlp. ac- received many hours of Instruc­ tion In physical flftitss. com­ Navy clnanirIcntlon test*, hl* own mand and leadership technique, desire* and the need* of th*' small unit tactics, first aid and Navy. • 1 Michigan State University, reT.r^~ Ty' mi* completed the last of his , a?',wo «lx-*',ek training periods r-“d graduated from the courra n I Upon graduation from college, he *iU wSve hi. commlmion and m HAY FEVER ALLERGY CAPSULES Irturn to Quantico to attend a Prompt, effecliv* relief from such symptoms of h*y livtr *s mealing, rweny nos*, tussl co*|«stlon, wsttry lyis. 1.09 One capsule gives up to 12 hours relief from miseries of colds or hay fever. 1.25 ? for Prl°r to hLi rusrignment to one of a ,hf *»<•' •”«’ 'toUon.! the commlsrion a* a second Heuten- , Marine Corps maintain* both at home and abroad. upon completion of two- six- i UPHOLSTERING HTG-377347-98 USS WILTS1E . DB-716A-S-W 6iv. 96601 THE FURNITURE PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Sewiot Mkhk »■ OU 'OaNbr BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phon* 374-3523 126 I. StaM St. NowlAsildB-outoven for stand-up cleaning! ■0-3IK, arehetrie, 3 cater* m whit* MMFN917-O5-24 USS ORISKANY CBA-34 M Dtv. Juicy-tender chuck rout with Hair by HuaiDAiREi San Franclooo, Calif. 96601 Time makes many things more Top of the Claes? Make sure your children can give lheir best effort to schoolwork and sports by being in the peak of call your family Doctor today and make an appoint­ ment for physical check-ups for your children? Rely on our Rexall pharma­ cist for prompt, friendly prescription'service. Your Pharmacy Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy 126 Eo«F Slate St. Phone Wl 5-2466 Hastings a new schedule of Business Hours at the NATIONAL BANK Beginning AUGUST 15th we will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday ’ . . and from 9 a.m. to 12 Noon on Thursday and Saturday. As usual, we will be open from 7 to 8 p.m on Friday Evenings. We hope that this change wH benefit you . . . our customer . . . and wig make your banking with us more coavement Roast* *ut*m*tic*l!y turn out mor* tancter, Juicier, shrink l*ss with exclusive Tandar-matic routing. • Exclusive Frlgldaire Pull ’N Clean Oven ends downon-your-kneei oven cleaning drudgery. • Cook-Maiter oven control starte/copil/itops-automatically at times you edect • Instant heat with Speed­ Heat gurfaca unit • Two big •* and two 6* surface units. • Roomy, full-width storage drawer for pans. COME IN . SEE IT TODAY! . lartint“built-in-baiuty... Flair 1ratal I* In minute* on It* own (optional) b*M cabinet AT1ONAL TRADE UP TO THE FLAIR! Dapoaita latarad consumers power Up »• $10,000.00 ASTING CORNER OF STATl ANO JEFFERSON, DOWNTOWN A 0 G �iMr. Patten Buried Saturday In Grand Rapids Oman’s Day at ratal Springs Maurite L. Pw«M>. 78, R3 Hastings, a tong-Umo Hastings Thy OuartaCS Itinerary covers Medical ’lloapitgl’ at {Anting. Ha had sufferad ’ LAKEWOdD K U. BL CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Bar Qari BUvwnaU, Pastor E. Colfax at N. Boltwood RW. EBrt Gaskill. Minister 10:>0 Bunday school will not ths Wesleyan Camp at camp­ ground. Prayer with Bunday school GO Thuraday. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Conftailona, 4 to 5. and 8 to 9. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays. Before MaiMo on weekdays WOOD CCO66, RUSTIC QUlBt OF 80 STATE PARK AT INDU the crucifix ,c REPRESENTING HONOR® AN ship in Kant County on July 30. The puteto Is Invited to Chicago Men Hurt in Crash school in Grand Rapids and was graduated from Davenport MoGtocklta Business Coltege. On May 14. 1014 be married Lillian Bailey of Grand Rapids. She died on Feb. 24. 1963. Ha married Ethel Smith at Block­ ton. N. Y, on Jan. 2, 1964. Mr. Patten bed made hla home tn Hastings atnoe October of 1945. Two Chicago men were Injured about 3:30 p.m. July 26 when their VoDtesragcn went out of control on the Norris Road about k half-mile southeast o< the KeUer Road In Orangwrillo ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Township. CHURCH AT DELTON lhe Haatfngs Klwanto Ctsb, They were treated al Pennock lhe Michigan Tourist Clsh ot Hospital for cute and bruises. Caortrioo Taylor, 37, was driv­ Florida, the First .Methodist OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, ing north when be lost oontrol, Church ot Hastings aad The DOWLING hit a bank and rolled over three Banner Claes timca. His paasengtr was Walter In addition to his wife, he la Flaber, 20. survived by six sons, Richard IRVING CHAPEL and Donald of Grand Rapids, Bunday school. 10 am. to 11. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Gaylord of Bettie Creek, Jac* of Prayer meeting. Wed., 7:30. Hastings, Maurios of Kalamazoo REFORMED CHAFEL sad Phillip of Farmington; three 706 W. Main Street COATS GROVE daughters, Mra. Raymond (JeeRev. Bari Schlpper CHRISTIAN CHURCH ■ 1s) Wall of Nashville. Mrs Warthip, 10 am. Freeman (Ulllan) Tresdalo and Bunday school, 11:18 am. Rev. Charite Glbbo, Pastor tex Robert (Betty) Hopkins of WHY Evening worship 7:30 pm. Hastings; a stop-son. Joseph SAWOYWWC ■riggtaback Bmkh of Stockton, N. Y.; 38 Worahlp hour, 11 urn. AHCAtX grandchildren; 16 greet grand­ GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH children, and a brother, David party at Bob Nell’s on Leach of Grand Rapida Berviocs were held at 1:30 pm. for swimming and potluck. Kool- FIRST CHURCH OF CHKUT, BKVKfFH-DAY HASTINGS UNITED Bunday school. ID am. Saturday at Che First Methodist Aid famished. Plan to attend. SCIENTIST HOLINESS CHURCH CHURCH Worahlp hour, 11 am. Church. The Rev. George Elliott Ralph Mason, chairman: East Marshall Btreet 645 W. Green Street officiated and ootnmlUal services ‘■The country Church That Marvin ackmlller, Pastor Sunday service, 11 am . ware held at 4 pm Saturday Ln Sunday school 10 am Bunday school. 11 'ami I. Fairplains Cwnctery in Grand Morning worship, 11 am. Wednesday service. 8 pin. * Rapids. Those who wish may CHURCH OF GOD DELTON METHODIST Evening service, 7:30 pm. Reading room open Wedrteacontribute to the memorial fund Mandus B. Taber. Minister Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ of the First Methodist Church or Pastor. Rar. James R. Hotifcld Cboroh Study. Bunday, 9:45. nesday evening, the Heart Association. TV WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am CARLTON CENTER ' The body reposed at the Leon­ LAKEWOOD METHODIST CHURCH ard-Osgood Funeral Home until Sunday school. 10 am BAPTIST CHURCH Radio WJKF, 1280. 8:10 am Rev. Richard VandtnBoach time for the services: Wonhip. 11 am Community Room above 1 ♦ Bunday Evangelistic aervice. Woodland Hre Button NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Reyal ?. Olson, 44, R3 Nash­ WOODLAND 1118 Jordan Lake Street UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH par. , of Bisson and Buehler Rd. Lake Odassa LPA. Campgrounds ville, waa In Leila Hospital in DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY 4 ml. W. of Broadway, Freeport Battie Creek. July 37, suffer­ Phone DR 4-1377 ADVENTIST CHURCH h IRev. Morris Borgman. Pastor ing with injuries sustained about Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Elder Samuel J. Elie For information,’ write Wayne 11:30 am, July 36, on the Clark Bunday aohool, 10 am. 0U41UOJ *w »uu. Richie. Rl Vermontville. Road two miles south of M-79 Morning worahlp, 11 am. Morning worship, 11 am Hastings, Mich./ Ph. Wl 5-9465 Young People's Service. 7 pm. in Maple Grove Township. Olson WOODLAND sufftred multiple lacerations and Evening service, 8 pm. Wcnhlp, 11 am. CHURCH -OF THE BRETHREN bruises and broken riba. Bible Btudy, Wed, 7:30 pm. )| Public Jnvlted. He was driving north an lbs Prayer service. 6 pm. Sunday. "Faith for Clark Road and ceOMed with TV. WOOD,, Channd Channel 8, 8:30 am. STONEY POINT a car drivsn by James While, Bunday. Voice ViUi df " Prophocy,- FREE METHODIST CHURCH EVANGELICAL UNITED 17, R3 Nashville. Rev. Richard Keep . " "The Church of tlie Wildwood" Radlo WJEF, 1230, 6:30 am. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult BRETHREN CHURCH According to Deputy Harvey Prayer Wednesday. 2 pm.! Otis Lake Road East & Grand Btrocts choir practice. Baker, White had stopped his 10 am. Sunday school. Roy. Isaac Osgood. Pastor CHURCCH PAGE IL J. Buwalda, Minister Thuraday, Junior choir, 4 pm car when a friend yelled at him CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 4 Morning worship, 10 am. Phones Wl 6-3397. ft Wl 5-4995 aa he went by his friend’s home. 8 pm. Preaching. Sunday school, 11 am. "Who hath directed Uie Spirit Office hours Tuesday through He was backing up when Olson CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. of the Lord, or being his oounFriday. 9 am. to noon. Any other hit him from the rear. 1719 N. Broadway sellor hath taught him?" Isaiah's SOUTH KALAMO times by appointment. White suffered minor cuts on tribute to the almlghtlne&s of PENTECOSTAL Prayer meeting and Bible 9:55 am The Bunday school, his hands and complained of a 410 E. Madison. 945-5OM Rev. Arbutus Hurleas, PgtiQC.. .Study Wednesday, 7:30 pm at God Is part of the Bible Lessonsore neck. 9:45 am. Church school, Supt. Leon West, Bupt. Nursery. 1631 Ionia Rd, Kalamo Sermon on "Spirit" to be read Ira Osgood's. 11 am. Morning worship. Ser­ Loyd Martz. in all Christian Science Churches mon: "The Truth, The Way, The Steins on a floor finished with 11 am. Sabbath warship. Morning worship. 11 amj this Sunday. Ufa" Organist, Mra. Ruth Wan. a sealer can be sanded by hand, 7 pm. Youth service. PLEASANT VALLEY UNI 6 pm. Y Hour In the Youth patched with frrah sealer, and 7:30 pm. Evening service. BRETHREN CHPRCH/ Evening service, 7:30 pjp. HASTINGS Department. then buffed with fine steel wool, 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible Study Thursday prayer and* Bible FBEE METHODIST CHURCH 7 pm Btudy In Romans con­ report MSU agricultural engi­ Worship study, 7:30 pm neers. tinued. Wednesday, day of prayer and FIRST CHURCH OF GOD HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Christian Endeavor, 7 pm, Bible study. 1330 N. Broadway, HasUnga OF GOD CHURCH Morning worship. 11 am. 10 am. Morning group. When a Christian Experience DarreU Blarbart^. president. 102 E. Woodland Avennp Bunday evening service, 7.30. 7 pm. Evening group. Junior Christian' Endeavor, 7 Makes You a Member. Rev. M. F. Goble, Pastor Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. 10 am. Bunday school. By Mrs. Mtn Overimilh pm, Betty Ovenshire, director. 9:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am. .Morning wunhlp. . Evangelistic service. 7:43 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. 6:30 Youth Fellowship. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL 6 pin. Young People's service. CHURCH 6:30 Evening prayer. pm. Claw leaden 7 pm. Evangelistic service. . Young People, Thursday, 7 pm. 7 Evening worship. Broadway at Oenter arid Fred Bawdy. grandmother and nephew of 7 pm Wednesday service. Rev. Don M. Gury, Rector 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible Chicago. Ill, returned home af­ KILPATRICK UNITED 8 am Holy Communion. Study. ter spending a couple of weeks ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST ’ " BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL BRETHREN CHURCH with the DeGrootes. ★ Mrs Sar­ Henry VanTU. Evangelist M-66 Woodland W. Glen Campbell. Pastor HASTINGS CONGREGATION ah TUchar of Lansing visited 2 Miles South of Gun Lake Rev. R. A. Huffman OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. 0:45 am. Sunday school 10 am. Bunday school FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Clark Oversmith. * Mra. Charles 11 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Warship service. CHURCH Bunday public talk, 3 pm DeGroote received word from the A cordial welcome to all. 7 p.m. Evening worship. Broadway and Center Streets Watkins Products. Inc, that she Willard K. Curtis, Minister WESLEYAN METHODIST is top dealer of Michigan. Bhe Hickory Comers. Michigan Bunday, Aug. 7. Is to receive an engraved tro­ Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor Morning worship. 9:30. Nuraery phy. Bhe wishes to express 10 am. Bunday school. provided. BroadceM of this ser­ thanks to her customers. ★ Hen­ 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ vice over WBCH, sermon: "The ry Nelmyer of Alaska spent Mon­ ior church and nuraery provided. Best Man." by the Rev. Hugh day with Mr. and Mrs. Zenos Colvin. * Mrs Nina Friend, who has been caring for her sister. Wednesday. 7:30, Family Night cal Seminary, Holland. Mary Mulholland, in Potterville 9: 30 Church school nil nee before her death Is now spend­ ing several weeks with her sis­ CARLTON 6EVENTH-DAY First Grade and below. ter. Nina Barry, ot this locality. ADVENTIST CHURCH 10: 30 Chancel choir praotics. Elder Gerald N. Slack Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johns­ HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH ton spent Bunday with Mr. and Saturday wonhip, 10:46 am. Rev. Russell Houseman, Pastor Mrs. Clark Oversmlth. * Mr. Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30 pm. 9:45 am. Bunday school. and Mrs. Zenas Colvin attended Classes for all ages. Ute wedding gf Lynda Garity CEDAR CREEK BIBLE 11 am Morning worship. Mes- and Douglas Scobey, at the Wel­ CHURCH _ll_____ c____ <n___________ n__a..!_ come Comers Church Saturday. July 30. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campground Rd, 8 miles south Fotle of Mason called on Mrs. Pastor. Donald Tack Louie Henney Thursday. Mrs Bunday school, 10 am Worship. 11 am. dal music, hymn sing. Message FOtie was a former school teach­ er In Carlton Center. ★ Mr&V by the pastor. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. Mra. Wayne Pennington vlMl Wednesday Activities their son at Gun Lake BundM * The Jacob LePards wf Granl MOO BIBLE CHURCH 9 am. Women's Prayer Band. AU.THS HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT tOW COtTl Route 3 Delton 7: 30 pm Prayer meeting and Rapids spent Monday night witiN his cousin. Clayton Valentine, Bible study. A-»J. Spoelstra, Pastor 8: 30 pm Adult choir rehearsal. then visited the George Olm­ steads on Tuesday, w We extend lebrrU, 10 a-m our sympathy to the Carl Alierp, 11 am Bunday evening aervice, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH dtng family on the death of her father, Paul Betties. * Mr. and ranlng eervtoe, 7: P1.?yd A1PlnlI> attended the Itev. Gnirge Elliott Asplnall reunion at Tyden Park CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Rev. Jahn Joldenma Bunday. * Mr. and Mra. Rex UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Telephone Wl 5-4945 Pennington and family and Mr. Goargc & Manhall, Pastor and Mra. Brooks and daughter Church School, 10 a.m. , . served afterwards. Odw** spent Bunday at Worship aerrlca. 11 am. 9:46 am. Church school. Green Lake. 11 am. Morning worahlp ser­ ___ >__ .. . .. . The church was filled Wednes­ day afternoon for the funeral of BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Mr. Chalmer Milter, Pastor Bunday. Aug. 7 M l:»o pm. Lewti Daniels of Stanton who A11 church potluck picnic al had spent most of his life in Cartion Township. Ha teavM • 11 am. Morning’ worship. Tyden Park. host of friends. * Fire trucks Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7. “,*ed twice the past week Circuit church aervice, title: COMPACT THIS OFFER APRtlfS ONLY TO HSIOINflAt CUSTOMttS ^fight fires on the Jordon Road. PEOPUF0 B3BLB CHURCH Of CONSUMERS FOWIR COMPANY ELECWC WATEil\ wmisS^f."** £n W*tr*n 1/4 Mite lot M-a an mace Wllllwna fam where six acres of CAN IE INITALUO ALMOST waa lost and Sunday ANYWHE^.„BVEN IN A CLOSET called to fight as fire co the Leslie nanST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLKV1LLE United Church lA is to erffar young peopte a tach- Grand Rapida nlcal training In the Bible. Thus the deacrtptlva by-line of the school, "An Institute M Bible Tecbotogy," portrays the curri- >couKioeM CHURCH Michigan Junior Comp Moot Wonhip. 11 am. Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm. as evangelist for the 88th an­ nual enoampment of the Noon­ day Camp Masting Association lAUVEl H' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING giyeh that a public be held by the Board of Education of Hastings Public Schools, County of Barry, State of Michigan, on August 16, 1966 at 12:30 P.M. at the Hotel Hastings. The hearing will beheld on the 1966-67 budget of said sbHool district. Notice Is hear4ng\ A ? A copy of the 196667 school district budget is available for public inspec­ tion ot the Superintendent's office, Hastings High School. Barbara von Reis Secretary, Board of Education Mon Hospitalized Carlton Center LOW Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS allows Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled , 24-hours-a-day to supply you with J NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME.. save s3s ON INSTALLATION OF A FAST-RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER See your Electric Water Heating Dealer Womans Fellowship Missionary Keith Marlow s field and name cloae to buildings. * Mrs. Zdna Lydy visited Saturday with Mao Oversmlth. . �fresh Out of the Attic TOT New Law Effects Lake Odessa Hastings, 4 Barry es FUN 114.IUI | ting*. Rafner Woodland, i Litchfield. Conn. Joseph Knight, Mrs. Matilda Knight, wife of Jonathan Knight, of Woodland, A resident of Barry county 48 sura chat some of you will do th* y0*8 thing. I am wonder- financial trouble. It'a wiasr -- •—_ Little Boy, Big Trip or budnsm. Well gits you epprsisal legislature Ulla year, make* each | Fred BenneU. 8-year-old son trar of birth*, deaths, and adopt- of Dr. and Mra. K. C. BenneU. Ions. | has returned from a dx-wcek State Health Deportment vital 18,000 mile trip with his grand- and Mrs. Harold Johnston. years. George W. Knapp, of A*aria, died Sept. 25, 1883. aged 84 >’eu’s tt«idcTiC 52 years. In h°rh°“‘ be half*protecM into effect In September, Taylor Freeport. rural TTor yeora bedore hla death Danlel Striker, an old pioneer, □f Hastings fumlahed the Michtean Hteorlcal Society th. memortal report for Barry County. In Volume 26 of the Michigan Don’t C«y. Katemaaoo, and Saginaw County clerks will be the offi­ effect Sept. 1 according to the cial registrars for the remainder State Health Department. of Glenview. XU. By H. D. Burpee BaItiN am 50,000 population. Hickey and Mike Frandsenc said official notice of the change trip Included many national ’ la being sent to hospital regls- parks, a tour through Disncy- and daughters. Karen and Karri of Jackson were Sunday evening day. July M. guseta of ter moth- directors throughout Michigan. -- **1re 'TV, •* * • ll'.l _ “ —_ ..v __—— — Ungs entertained his brother,' Monica Calaris spent tb» July the county cSerk is the official vacation here from Maryland. to 23rd weekend In Lansing with registrar in all counties under her sunt, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ■ 200.000 population, with the exRiven. . ‘ reptlon* of counties containing Insurance Agency couple of real Western IT O *1. Wm According to highlight of a Jet to meet h Denver, Colo. Gvar Milter’I Javwten 120 W. STATE ST. years Mrs. Robert Marshall, of died April 1. 1894. aged 59 years. 'Super-Right" Fully Mature, Corn-Fed Beef BT—ndp-rtuls. The mx«’. follow, ■ 118 JT*nl Keeldeio. 30 rows. TlmM™. tunic SleTil Hu' “55'"™' Unp. HIM Sep. 13. IBS. «« M ms RPKlenl 40 ywLs R«ldrot « >“us. Oser F. H«wy B Brnum. of cjlus>,. «““!?• <’rw«sllw.<l. •o —< April a died 9. -~s. 1894. — aged — 69 years.i , 4, 1694, agM 18 years. Resident Resident 55 ye ora Edwin M. 1 50 years. Mrs. Abbie Nims. widow Bates, of Woodland, formerly of of James Nlms. of Hastings, died Rutland, died Jan. 12. 1894, aged Bi-pt. 6. 1893. Resident 37 years. 89 years. Rrea|dent 45 years. Mrs. Peril Otis, of Rutland, died Dec. George Brainard, of Prairieville. xL<cr of M L. - Williams, died Nov. 30, 1893. aged 81 years She incrly Tanner >. of Rutland, died wa* the mother of 12 children. dent 40 years. John P. Phillipa, 11 living Resident 47 years Mrs. Frances Bishop, wife of of Woodland, died Nov. 1. 1693, H. P. BUhop. of Rutland, died aged 67 years. Resident 37 years. Abfam Quick, of Nashville; died Resident 51 years. Thoiniu Black­ man. of Barry, died December 19. 1893. aged 82. Resident of sixth aottler of Maple (Rove Barry Tbwnslilp on mme farm Township. Patrick Ryan, of Irv­ ing.------------------------died Marell 29. 1894.—aged 55 years James Blanchard, of ----- --------— Rutland, died Nov. 22. 1893, aged •nboul 70 R«ldcnt 40 ycara. 56. Resident 48 years Allen C. Mrs Eunice Shipman, of Rut­ Carpenter. of Haatlnga. died fUetl D*®- 31- 1893' Mied 87 Feb. 19. 1894. aged 49 years. Rcj. years Resident 37 years. Jonadent 49 years | tlion S Stevaui. of Johnstown. Alanson Clark of Yankee dled I>C 24’ 1803' B<rd 83 ycarsSprings, died Dec’ 17. 1893. aged iT'mi 80 yean. Nehemiah Cook, of of •l^Un«s- **** **”• “• 1M3PralrievUlA died Jan. 26. 1^. (J aged 68 years. Resident 40 years. Mra Eva Cox. of Castleton, dred land'.**2*-* Round Steak Served two term* in legislature. all. truthful and exemplary. not get particulars.) Alfred Park- Center Cut Freeman, of Dowling. Wllllam BohbIbm, Fully Cooked Prairieville. Mrs. Bunnell. of CANNED HAMS Emily P. Stetson. of Hastings, hurnt, of Middleville, Nov. 4. 1894, William Dootuuu of Hope, died Resident ot Wcodland on same farm 55 years. A good woman. Patrick Waters, of Rutland, died Doud, wife of Manning ^Toud? of l6M‘ 77 yc^l.1nwl" RuUwhI. BOX. 30. IBM. 68 years 41 wars >■ or Hastings, March 60 •>.years. 1894. Mudge, of Hastings, Nov. 18, os years, Resident iresmem si years. Rgcd M ye<rldied Rodent Mrs Richard Dunn, of Barry, John Williams, of Yankee died Aug. 27. 1893, aged 75 years. Mary Bailey, (formerly Holden), Resident 38 years. Mrs. Clarissa 93 years Resident 49 years. WU- of Hastings, aged 51. residence of Ham Woods, of Hastings, died 44 yearn. Mrs. David Lswia. ot Samuel Durkee, died Feb 1. 1894, July 22. 1893, aged 74 years. Baltimore, Dec. 1. 1894. aged 44, Resident 42 years Junes Youngs, residence ot 44 years. Elisabeth Exra Flflrid. of Hastings, died of Yankee Springs, died Feb. 16,1 Carpenter (Aung Betsey) widow 1894. aged 75 years. Resident 50 of the late K R. Carpenter ot Resident 45 years Albert Oranger. of Baltimore, died Jan, .3. dan.’ of Irving, died At Lorenxo Jordan, of Hastings, died May I. 1894. aged 76 years. Resident 40 years Isaac N. Keel­ er, of Middleville, died Sept- 15. 1893. ajftxl 72 years. Resident 44 n resident 55 years. Thrown Mrs. David Staley (Hannah), from buggy. William Doonan, of ‘ ' • — —• Hope, died June 2. 1894. aged 82 years Residence 38 years Jacob Mrs. Clarissa Knappen. widow pf Erb, of Baltimore, died June 16. 1894, aged 66 years, a residence Mrs Fannie Kcrvhnre. widow of i 39 years. He came In the of John Kerchner, died Sept. 9. of Hastings, (lay 1893. aged 68 years. Raident 38 1 A. W. Wilcox of Assyria. June lb Sirloin T-Bone Porterhouse or Cube M Chi? 6 - 4" lk.99cMw Lb. “SUPER-RIGHT' BONELESS Rotisserie or Rump Roast u 89* u. 57 l.69* Cornish Hern "SUPER-RIGHT' SLICED Governmsitt laspwctod BEEF LIVER FRESH FRYERS 39s "SUPER-RIGHT* ROAST PORK 49* Wkol. Fn.n u. 59* Cut-up Fryerslb. 37< GOLOtH SUH I KANO A&P FROZEN FOOD SALE AN EXECUTIVE IS A MAN WHO TALKS GOLF IN THE OFFICE AND BUSINESS ON THE COURSE.' GRADE "A* midsocs Pr-lrUrtlx « Ho Pmlrievffle, Fsb. 18,' Hto. Bgsd 78, residence tit 50 yean. Frank- Sw»«t Paes, Cut Com Spinock, Peas & Carrots Chopped Broccoli or Mixod Vegetables DEVIL'S FOOD, WHITE, YELLOW OR LEMON Charm Cake Mixes • • -w 10‘ I , te- ■■fill. I' SPECIAL SALE! SAVE 20c Eight O'Clock Coffee POUND BAG same in Stain, 41 In County. Mary M. Willison, March 3, ISM. Im. . 00 years. Finley Marts, of Hastings. iv Strawberry Preserves John DHlenbeck, (Aunt Laura) W« talk SAVING all th. time . . . WHY? . . . because savings give such ‘peace of mind* toward emergencies that arise — and such a feeling of accomplishment ... of ‘getting somewhere’. Enjo)l a growing savings account now at Hastings Savings & Loan, Insured savings , . . ' 11 S3 SAVE 16a—^lANE PARKER A ray extraordinary Maple Grove, March 8. IMf,-agW 92. residence of 4g years Jo»toh Cole, ot nutiago, March «, IBM. Apple Pie 39* cXZS’Wt', hn Herrington, April 1. 1896, 2u»p39‘ ftc-wr.-.. 2w&49* <N«m4 Donuts.. St. 39* Apple Sauce Prune Juice Hi-C Drinks Pork *n Beans Sweet Peas Red Salmon 3 ia 79* 1°° 3 Ss89* 3 89* 79* IftV at CANS l<x> ■ Baking Mix ^35* Boof Stew White Potatoes A&P Peaches.. Tte^to Ketohup. IT aa VM.YWT SSAMD Peanut Butter..... 5*173* Wttten., Vi<M-IUp««Ml 36-Siw v Ing (later Woodland). February. ASSORTED FLAVORS Popsicles CANTALOUPE - 49‘ a....-^29* 136 E. State St. Rhone Wl 5-2153 i-H«■ 73* ••••....... tn?49* All Savings Insuewd Up te* $10,000 wHh FJ.LI.C. MfMBtfl fit!-. HiME LOAN OT ’ Salad Tomatoes Blueberries CVLTn%W ■k ; �Farm News Name Fieldman For Barry,! Service Awardt Other Counties Award JHHanoni In Henfemanship both the prtae lamb-nod pan. The Barry County Fair bought the grand champion market hog from Bob Hungerford of Pine Lake for 57H cants or tlMJI. The Plrat National Bank Barry f%lr, Mfcfc Wleringa, MlddlavWe. M cent*, |M; HssUngs UvwtoetL Jackie Makhele, Mldfiertlie. d amts, |»J&: VanDal Fanns, Bumlps, Dan Ware. Hickory Corners. HU. >38-13: VanDal Farms, Robin Ware, 31*4, |NM; PhU Higbee. Jansen, Pine lake, 35 cents, *38: Richard Bhuater, Connie Jansen. 35. S33.1B; Michigan Livestock, Nancy Smith. Nashville. 3» cents, 484.10 for pea of three; Art Bickford, Diana Langahaw, Hick­ ory Camera, ST cents, M1J0, pen Beef 4H herdananaidp went to Fino Lake, Delton and Altoft. Sheep honor* vent to Irving. West Thornappio and Attaft. and Blough. LaVcrno remained a few •vino to Berryville, Freeport and day*. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Blough and daughters of North­ Moore. Premium money VM the earns ville and Mra Grata Blou0 Thought For The Week for all group*. Klvanla. Dennis Dlngenon. 31 cents, *253 M: National Bank of Hasting*, Phil Harrison, Fine The courage to speak must be matched by the wisdom to listen. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Economists Predict More Com Silage SPONABLE-GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expan­ sion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. Buttler, ind . Ruth Kauffman ot Clarksville. Mrs. Ken Ford and family of Grand Rapids, Mra. SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT SALE! Bunday. July 24. Those aLUndln* ware Mr. and Mra. CacU Olar and Donald Otar, Ralph HASTINGS OFFICE Ml Ml Sa. Micklgsa Junior Membership Thaler and G*yi* Mr. and Mra. ' Tad Loo*. Woodland, haa Join­ Dean Stuart and family, Mr. and ed the junior memberahlp rank* Mra. Gordon Yoder and family and Lola and Ken Lamareaux. Mr. and Mra. Jay Win* at* BOXJENS HUSKY TRACTORS SPECIAL YEM-END SAVINGS! DRIVtNG HAS CHANGED! Club wm founded-a motor trip usually was • pioneering adventure. There wore no mape or road aigng to ahow you the w«y. A guoM wap your only guide. . Today the Auto Club has helped to take tho doubt* and detours out of trawling with its per­ sonalized travel planning. Exclusive AAA TripUka” and accurate, up-to-date map* and Tour Book* with guaranteed aocoffltnodMion ratoo the work out of yard cam... have jutt thoFUN! ■rotary and YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTQMOUU CUIS OF MKMIOAN 2-DOOR HARDTOP WITH AU THIS EQUPMEHTINCLUDED: O Marauder 390 V-8 £3 Bright upper door frames ■ Heater-Defroster □ Multi-Drive Mere-0-M«9c ■ Cotar-keyed trial panel* ■ Vinyl boedlininf tranudtslon . - ■ fright drip molding* ■ Oeertoop carpeting HASTINGS OFFICt □ Deluxe steering wheel . ■ Outside rear view mirror g Backup light* g Windshield washer* ■ Podded «M vtaar*' g Fouf wey emergency ■ Padded ieetramont p*Mi flasher ■ Front and roar seat belt* Phone 945-4392 SPECIAL PRICES ON AU MODELS BENDER'S \ \ �Chuck Steak Round Steak USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE BONELESS USDA CHOKE BONEESS USDA CHOICE ARM CUT IKteAY WHELKS BOSTON USDA CHOKE Swiss Steak Roll Roast T-Bone Steak >**108 Chude Roast Rump Roast USDA CHOICE TOP ROUND USDA CHOKE SIRLOIN USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE - Steak Cube Steak Steak or Roast** *108 Tip Roast Double Breasted or Kroger Grade 'A' Medium Salad Dressing Eggs Kroger Vac-Pac ~ Banquet Frozen Coffee Dinners Qaart New Kroger Pork & Bean* Orange Juice Margarine Mayonnaise Libby'. Radin Nb or MelO-Sofl Hain or Sugar Kroger Tomato Juiee White Bread Donuts French Dressing 4 Variehee Kroger Q-ox. wt Padago «* fan Kroger Country Club a Italian Dressing **59c 5«—. *1 wt cans Corned Beef Hash 3—*1 Couniry Oub-2H fl. at Krogu Borden's Skim Milk 4-—*1 Sliced Chooses 3—*»1 Fruit Cocktail S**—*! Ice Milk Bars Mr. Bubble < **<39c 3-»1 Sw4f'« Corned Bm( «r 2^^*1 Prem lanolin Plus - Save 32P Hair Spray Anchor Hockinq Cookware Catsup Dabbla. Liquid 2j-Quart Saucepan Detergent Kiocir* $<OO YOU «AV« Oranges mici aa «i.m LOW Blueberries Bartlett de e-licious Michigan US. No. kRed, White or Blue I Grapes3** 8 Gildta kEart Flumbo Size Plums or Nectarines fez. 50 STAMPS Thermo Temp DISHIS lf.r9R« KHMHIMMnaMttMMi DOUBLE Top Value Stamps Every WEDNESDAY �S k flf . for Bidding on and Buying our 04766719 PRIZE at the BARRY COUNTY FAIR at our Annual Fat Stock SALE It means much to the Boys and Girls and their parents aiid sponsors, to have the public take an active interest in their projects. Your generous bidding is the final award to their efforts. The purchasing of these, animals makes the continuation of the 4-H program possible and increases interest for future years. GRAND CHAMPION STEER RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Ifoiud by SANDY SCHONDELMAYER of Middleville Raised by DENNIS DINGERSON of Hastings THE FOLLOWING LIST IS OTHER BUYERS OF LIVESTOCK IN THE 4-H FAT STOCK SALE: BUYERS OF STEERSTHE KIWANIS CLUB OF HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS HASTINGS MILLING & FARM SUPPLY 1006 E. Roilroad St., Hastings GOODYEAR BROS. IMPLEMENTS ,124 N. Jefferson, Hastings t Purchased by Purchased by HASTINGS CITY BANK THE EAST SIDE LUMBER CO. CARL MILLER 150 W. Court St., Hastings. Michigan 811 East Railroad St.. HaiHngs, Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan GRAND CHAMPION LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB ' DUANE JARMAN INSURANCE ^*214 E. Shriner, Hastings MARK JOHNSON of Middleville Roliod f PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Raised by JIM SMITH of Hickory Comers . 301 S. Michigan, Hastings HIGHLANDER RESTAURANT M-37 & 43 West of Hastings B. & K. DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 1633 S. Hanover, Hastings BUYERS OF SWINEBEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER 221 W. Mill St.. Hastings HASTINGS MILLING & FARM SUPPLY 1006 E. Railroad St., Hastings HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS LIVESTOCK SALES COMPANY Barry County Fair Grounds ■ Purchased by Purchased by GEUKES MEAT MARKET . YODER SUNOCO SERVICE W. G. WADE SHOWS Freeport, Michigan Midway of Mason, Michigan 121 E. Main St., Middleville. Michigan . I ALTO LOCKER Alto, Michigan GRAND CHAMPION HOG Raised by BOB HUNGERFORD of Fine Lake RESERVE CHAMPION HOG HOPKINS ELEVATOR Raised by CHARLES MATER of Noshtille Hopkins, Michigan CALEDONIA ELEVATOR Caledonia, Michigan MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Battle Creek, Michigan BUYERS OF LAMBS BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER 221 I. Mill St., Hastings MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Battle Creek, Michigan BARRY COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION HASTINGS LIVESTOCK SALES COMPANY Barry County Fair Grounds Purchased by Purchased by BARRY COUNTY FAIR ASSN. Hastings, Michigan let NATIONAL ■ ANK & TRUST CO. OF KALAMAZOO - Deity* Branch VAN-DEL FARMS * Bumips, Michigan r PHIL HIGBEE 330 W. Court St.. Houles, EMMETT WILSON SPECIAL RECOGNITION AND APPRECIATION to the HASTINGS LIVESTOCK AUCTION For the Um of their Facilities r.». Michie.. rl>oto»e^>b, by Lou Neubwt •nd to Calvin "Tink" Brown, Auctioneer off Allegan, Spam HAROLD ECKERT Freeport, Michigan RICHARD SHUSTER Hastings Michigan «W» Spacial Atortiwment CwMkaM Sy ]rhe FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER of HASTINGS 4 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-08-11.pdf 205510102b4c06e4679281f9f2b15782 PDF Text Text Wesleyans Here Approve Merger with Pilgrim Holiness Church Ministerial and lay detonates to the Wcalryan Conference. grounds on Campground Road voted to merge with the Pilgrim Hollnres Church by an 83 percent ma­ jority. U“ mast Important | Rev. George Huff. 1313 N. Bolt­ wood. will begin his fourth term as president, Rev. X. W. Zuber of Taylor will serve as vice preal- dally, 10 am. and 3 and 7:30 pm. grwriions In this final voting by A Christian camping program la _____ the entire membership of the provided for the whole family with of America held at Houghinn Church o two-thirds majority to nearly IjOOO people living on Cha College. Houghton. N. " '* - ~*-*l The Hastings Banner NUMBER 17 Continue Study Of Municipal Water Supply EDITORIALS I daren't," That just about sum­ marizes Ute actions of President HastIngs' municipal water supply, Johnson and Congress in regard । politically popular to “chew out" which has caused many residents to initiating steps to end the costly to complain bitterly to the City [and unjustified strike that lias । big business anyway. But let a' [grounded five of the major afr- I major union openly defy the presl- j dent ieven after a proposed settle- | | It is, in many ways, a revolting ■ ment double that of the 33 guide[exhibit of political cowardice and I line he says is inflationary! and i disregard of the public welfare, ix.th President and Congress run I L Many of the jittery politicians arid for the woods, so to speak. officials who are now so fearful As mentioned above. It is a re­ . of offending a labor union in this voltlng display of political timidity i big election year, may have it and a total disregard of the public Fl'N AT A PICNIC—Several hundred youngsters 'gathered at Tyden Park Friday for the picnic which climaxed Hastings' 39th consecutive Summer playground program. During the past eight weeks the boys and girts enjoyed supervised play on four lota, along with Clly-wide tournaments, special events, swimming twice a week and other activities. For Friday's picnic, the kids brvwghi their own lunches and the playground staff—financed by your l-'nlled Community Fund contributions—furnished tbe pop and here Amy West, 3-year-old daughter of Mrs. Marilyn West of 217 W. Walnut, finishes a big bottle of pop. The kids drank out of paper cups but Amy didn't have one—so was given what was left In the bottle.—Banner photo. [Council Appoints Representatives For ‘Hastings’ A formal resolution naming Mrs. I rights that merit constderatlop. [ Let Big Steel or Big Aluminum announce a mbdcst price increase 10-Year-Old Son To Host State iTrapshoot Event 8CENE OF TRAGEDY—Barry County officers d-slgnatr tire tracks al the scene of the accident at 11:40 a.m. Friday on the Gun Lake Road in which Steven R. Hadsou, 6. waa killed and his slater, Deborah. 0. waa critically Injured. The children were walking baek to tbe Yankee Springs camp area when hit by a car driven by Mrs. Leia May Maher. 70, Battle Creek, who waa en route to Payne Lake. Proaeculor Richard M. Bauer has authorised a warrant against Mrs. Maher charging her with negligent homicide. The packages In the r tad are the groceries carried by the youngsters. Mrs. Maher's car Is the first one off the road to the left.—Photo by Duane White. I Members of the HasUngs Moose Lodge 628 are to be host to the ’ 1966 State Trapshoot Tournament that "both tanks are in good at their grounds In Yankee Springs, condition but need paint. Gerald CutcJull. Hastings. State "The paint has begun to deteri- Moose sports chairman, has an- 39 Barry Men Receive Orders Police said tlie 35-yrar-old fa­ ther thought he heard prowlers J For Army Duly and fired, hitting the boy. One There b considerable chipping, blbtering and eroding of the paint surface^ Abo rust Is beglruilng to appear tn places on both tanks. We suggest that in the Interest of good ' Barry County electors/will have another opportunity to shell was flrod from the 13 gauge , „ shotgun. | Service Board has ordered 39 vote to tinanep the construdion of a new jail in the Nov. 8 The home to about a mile and more Barry County men to rc- general election, mcmliers of the Board of Supervisors unani­ Ville. I-egton Hall at 3:15 pm. Mon- mously decided at the regular meeting Tuesday. Al the primary on Aug. 2, electors gave their blessing to The father was taken to the <toy. AuK- 15. for transportation Eaton County jail booked for Detroit for Induction into the the establishment of a linking fund and to levying a two-mill careless and negligent use of “rmed forces the followimt day. tax for the jail by a majority of 40 votes, 2,533 to 1,632, but withheld approval of raising two 1 suiting engineers front Toledo, Ohio, after studying the CBI re­ port. said the best procedure would WHEREAS, our sister city of Hastings, England. will celebrate the Booth anniversary of the his­ toric Battle of Hastings on Octo- years with the Hastings Motor “WHEREAS. it Is deemed proper Sales Mrs. LoppenUiien and her ,hftl this dty have official repre­ hitc husband were State Street wnlaUveo at the ceremonies to be merchants for many years A held on said anniversary, and member of Ute First Methodist | "WHEREAS, Mrs. Anna M JoiutChurrh. she served In the Office son and Mrs. Katherine I. Dolan, of Price Administration during both of British-Scottish ancestry World War l! and was u member are deemed worthy representatives of the iiuslnvM Professional i for said commemoration. Women's Club for 10 years. ■ I “NOW. therefore, BE IT -•------------I RESOLVED, that Mrs Anna M fit Candidates Must SSXi gv.y gs . sentoUves of the City of Hastings, rile hxnen.se [yote\„ held Ml^^*t u» ceremonies to be I commemorating the 000th Barry to Vote Again on 2-Mill Special Jail Tax by 32 votes. 2.548 Yes to 2.580 No. Actually, ibe voters favored spreading the special two-mill tax In approving what was la­ b-led Proposal No. 1. Then they Barry^s Official Primary Vote Boy Killed, Sister Critically Hurt meeting. Supervisor Lloyd Hofl-.| man of Barn- Township. who has at William Cridler. Barry County , anniversary* of the Battle of HmClerk, Wednesday reminded can-: Ungs. dldstes In the Aug. 2 primary "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the deadline for filing their that certified copies 01 rM®* Friday. Aug 12. at said ceremonies be presented to Thus far. only two have filed ; Mra. Anna M. Johnson and Mrs. Katherine I. Dolan." Having representatives at the ceremonies is not costing the City Supervisor Victor Eckardt, anything. Castleton Supervisor Rus Quick Work Indian Pow Wow faces by means of scrapers and wire brushes. Special care must be used to clean all pita and roughened areas Surfaces must be clean and dry when paint to applied. Specified paint must be readymixed st the paint factory. The low bld tor painting the The car wu driven by Leia tanks In August. 1M0. was 63.440. There were sight bids, with tbe May Maher. 70. of Battle Cicek, highest MJL54. who was driving her 1964 Buick Aldermen Monday referred to the Planning Commission plans i —7. , for the von Reto plat and to com- I children and their parmlttee Ute plan of the Kiwanto cnU' Mr and Mrs A«Urew Hud- al I pm Wednesday, Aug. 17. at the Courthouse. In 1063 Meyerson was named one of Michigan's nve outstanding Young Men of had pleaded to be permitted to Phillip 1. backward glances Dr James R Spindler. MD, who has been a physician with the Chevrolet Divl-ion of Gen­ eral Motors of Flint, to now asrocuted with Dr. Larry L. Blair. MX), in the general practice at medicine at 110 W Center. Dr. Spindler takas Um place "bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tbe j Banner fila hundred and fourth! Well past the century mark. ’Mrs. Abbey, now in the Miller Convalescent Home in Nashville. sUll enjoys vistung with her family and friends Today there will be a special cake and toe cream in Barry county farmers have put 3,678 acres into the soil bank and U to estimated that they can draw more than 6130.000 in subsidy payments The fifth annual octogenarian party 4o be sponsored by the. Women's Bodety of Christian Bcrvtoe wlU be held at the MiddlevlUe Mrthodtot Church Thun- ! lay with a potluck dinner at 1 nade a gain at 434 new members vnd added 8738,300 In nnr InAirance, bringing the total now Dr. Spindler Joins Dr. Blair In Practice I 1 Boat Engine Explodes No one was injured about 6:30 pm. Saturday when the engine exploded in Dr. Earl W Brubaker's boat at Gun Lake Dr. Brubaker said the gas tanks had just been filled at Streeter's wlten the 100 tap motor caught fire. Demag* estimated between 11X0 and Dr Spindler to U» eon of Dr. and Mrs Robert D. Spindler of »• * Mechanic. Shelbyville, Ind. Be wm graduated ftam high school there tn 1M6 and received hto bachelor of actencc d^reu al Orwncawle. Ind., tn IBM. . He received hto medical decree from the Unlventtj at Indiana �POWOCK HOSMTM Mrs. Munro of Nashville Dies Friday Morning Superette 205 N. Michigan long-Ume groceryman at Nash­ ville, died Friday morning at the COonneti Niirtlng home in Nashville Where she had been living the past eight months. We Mak. 'Em ... Watch While norm • Donut. 69c do*. Plain 59c dox. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY MR. AMD MRS. 3. MtAUt SCOTT The Mearle Scotts To Celebrate 50th Anniversary V A.M. to 11 V.M. ■■ T Open Daily Larto, Aug. «■ HAMKTTXXa — Mtaato 1 isi. *3* Or.<Z*7n4IU 313. Marjarl. Brown.. I Au. Si CUr.nc. Bohr assy, Mala St. Am I > : 1 . , : RGEMENTS BLACK AND WHITE 5 x 7—Only 77c Births at Pennock B x 10—Only $1.99 Frasn KodoColoe Nega­ tes or Color hov. Iks latest pott.ra. W. about 30 years ago. He died on July 12. IMO. Ha- only survivors are six nephews and two nleon. A son. Claud Jurgensen, by a former marriage, died several dkohatid Slides. FRAMES> INCLUDED No Limit This Month Only! Mr. and Mm J. Mearle SccAt of R1 Nashville, will be honored on their 50th wodcjlng anniver­ sary- with an open nouse to be laid a*, the Methodist Church Community House in the village on Sunday. Aug. 14, from 2 to ,5 pm. Mr. Scott. and Ute former Ada Reynolds were marriwl on Aug. 17. 1916, at Villa Grove. HL For 17 yearn’Mr. Scott worked In Illinois. In 1926 Mr. and Mrs. Scott anti their sons moved to Michigan to Uve on the same farm north of Nashville where they now reside Mr. Scott’s mother. Mrs Vesta E. Scott also accompanied them to Michigan. of the Ansar Shrine of Spring­ field. III., and tbe Consistory of Dansville, IIL For 26 years he served as su­ pervisor of CasUetoo township. Plus S&H Greon'Stomps GARDNER'S 945-2134 110 W. STATE BEN-FRANKLIN Middleville Im Invited from nearby churches., Rcgistraltam and social time bo-, iTV'so’ i M^Gec^’Ha^.^ aelor. held a picnic at Coldwater Lake Monday. Mm Jason Steere was the guent speaker. * Rev. Woods Camp from Monday to Friday. ★ Mrs. Virginia Root, Mrs. Ella Cider. Miss Josephine Harrison and Mr. and MH. Ro­ bert Brower of Kllamaaoo will viarxsum. riu* win Mm Viola Booted accompanied her daughter-tn-law to Ionia fata-. MH. Myrtle Beoord, who waa tlic judge of the 4H flowers. Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Cart Nelson are announcing the eugagammt of their daughter, home. Urban!*, HL. This home is Carole, to Norman E. Bartow of sponsored by the WCTU of Hl. Hastings. Oarole Is a graduate of The children are either orphans TK and is employed at Leeooa or from broken homes. There are six children In each cottage. Ttwv ar* Mr uul w>nmw y^r. and Mrs. ‘“aotou Townsend! Auland Minford Mason. ★ Miss Bobczak and family. Mr. Bobczak was a stroke victim in IMS and is now able to walk with the aid ot a brace and oane. * Mr. and Miss Christine Harrison will gon this week. * Mr. and Mrs. leave for her new school at ajMnni aeooed entertained the American base in Oermahy, Aug. accord reunion Saturday. There 22-- * Mr*. Maggie Brown of werT M reiatlvro from Palmer. Grand Rapids visited her son. I Alaska, Teuneroee. Pa.. Chicago. Elmer Brown, Saturday and Orandvllta. Ada, Big Rapids. Sunday. They- were dinner guests Greenville, ... Grand Rapids and of her daughter and son-in-law. Hinting* ......... Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Flnkbeincr, brought his boons that many of Leighton. Mr*. Brown remain-1 enjoyed riding and others en, ed for a few days. * Mr. and JOy«l their swimming pool be-. Mrw Donald Boysen and their Hdea the bountiful dinner and family are camping at a park visiting * Mr. and Mrs. Guy near Traverae City this week, cilin celebrated their golden 1 Mr. and Mm Terry DeWcerd i wedding anniversary at their of Kalamazoo are the parents home Sunday. The arrangcmetiU of a son. Jeffrey Scott, born Aug. were planned by their sons. Kenn — -I .Ih .t kWF, — —1 — ‘ - an/S has everything for they need supplies . at . Richard Robinson Always extend your hand in friendship, even though the other fellow may be slow to grasp it. Marriage Licenses %ta F°"BACK prices! to school? tx POISES SPONABLE-GIRRBACH '25 to ‘1,000 at FUNERAL HOME Local Finance FITTED LOOSE-LEAF BINDER Canvas binders, ruled filler, index guides included. 123 W. Stata St. To those of you who could not support me, your interest in the other candidates is what makes our demo­ cratic process work. Let LOCAL FINANCE be everything student-budget HASTINCS FLOOR COVERINC To the voters of Eaton and Barry Counties who supported my candidacy for the Circuit Judgeship, please ac­ cept my heartfelt thanks. ent for the anniversary. Kfrs. Rising was raised by the Scotts from the time she waa a baby iiiv.LLiiK th.- anniversary party Make us your on*: stop headquarters school ■VUT (OMIT Thought For The Week BrtCK-TO«SCHOOL for a floo. TO Min 112$. Jeftereon, Hastings Ph. Wl 5-3252 Phone Wl 5-3424 LEAD PENCILS Savings on pkg. of 77 As above plus more paper, dic­ tionary, assign"ment book. WHITE PASTE Safe, plastic jar with ...allows Fait-Recovery Electric Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 300 Sheet* FILLER PAPER 24-houre-a-day to supply you with Economy Packaga I ^jSmart students ' I make smart buys! 'J Economy size pack X with narrow or reg­ * ular rules. TYPING PAPER AU THE HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT LOW COSTI NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME PEN A CARTRIDGES Buy 12 blue ink refills—get pen free. ORE SAVINGS HERE! QQr OO* save s35 ON INSTALLATION OF A FAST-RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATFR COMPACT \ flECTRK WATER HEATERS CAN K INSTALLED ALMOST ANYWHERE...IVIN IN A CLOSET NeVortto, Nwemfy Includes 8-oz.thermoi. Colorful ptnife. �To Barry Party Conventions Prairieville Townahlp ( Democrat: Clinton C. Liggett. Catharine E Noonan. Republican: Rolland Lyon*. Municipal Court I Calendar Biuy Democrat: Phyllis A. Fuller, Mary Lhiderman. Irene Parker. Republican: Donna Baldwin, —c.cvwu u> w>e re­ Sterling J. Moors. Gordon Vanpublican and Democratic county -» .u- -■ ■____ Thornapple Townahlp Uon follow: ’ Republican: Charles Williams, The Democratic convention Elton Sanderson. William Grid*M Mt for this Wtdiuaday. Aug. 10. and the Republican conven­ Woodland Township Guy Rond In Maple Grove Tt tion Is to be held on Wednesday. Democrat; Carl Brod beck. Jac­ ship and It rolled over on its He also paid 320 ptna 38.70 quelyn Gilliland. Cart Scofield. Republican: Lyle Sandbrook. falling to report tbe accident. Democrat: George J. Hack. Victor Eckardt, Eugene Reuther. Aleta M. Young. Clyde Ellis. Yankee Springs Township Republican: Floyd T. Miller. Democrat: Jerome VanMalra. ralgned on a charge of failure to Howard wing. Oral Miller. comply with Michigan's financial H. Newell. R. Adgate. ,| ------ -------------------- -----------------1, 11 *L ayt aru, am a twain* Baltimore Township Republican: Charles Strain. | t*™ nt Democrat: Hubert Hunt. Irving Lutz, J. Panyrek. Charles Miller. Dale Moon. Hasting* City—Ward 1 3100 bond. Republican: Walter Soya, Har­ Democrat: Arthur K. Brant. Stephen J. Converse. 2644 E. old Stanton, Anna Calms. Lannes L. Kenfield, Ray N. OlState Road, paid a fine of |75 plu* court costa an a reckless driving Democrat: Frank J. McCarthy. Republican: James E Cole­ Wendell C. Shafer. Donald L. man. H. F. Ritchie. Roderic charge. Allan Wood. Battle Creek, was Carpenter. Frank Francisco. Her­ Lowry. fined 350 by Justice Lethcoe and bert Schoolenberg. Barbara NunHastings City—Ward 2 nemaker. Democrat : Raymond Bel). Har­ serve 15 day* for driving without Republican: Fred Sherriff. ry J. Gallup. Harry B. Mlles. Republican: Gladys WlesenMorford. Roger Williams. John hofer. Clayton HauschUd. Amy tnum under a new State law af­ fecting persons who drive without F. Chamberlain. Lloyd Hollman. having had a license within three Hasting* City—Ward 3 Democrat: Albert Beard. Mar­ Democrat: Floyd Craig. Omo Clinton Allen. R2 Hasting*, paid cia Beard. Ray Reynolds. Knowles, Florence P. Weber. a fine of 325 plus 3739toourt costa Republican: Keith Marlow. Er­ Republican: David Dimmer*. on a disorderly charge; Ely I nest Hoffman, Clifford Andrus. Wellcsly Ironside, Caroline Dim­ Deanne Bumworth, 531 W. Court, mers. CssUeton Township Democrat: Leon R. Frith. Al­ Hastings City—Ward 4 on a disorderly count, and Rex mond A. McGregor (not a regis­ Democrat: Metha L. Keech. HoUle Strickland. R3 Ha*tb<*. tered voter); Chester Wilder. Florabelle Stowell. Ester M. WalRepublican: Russell K Mead. disorderly charge. Stewart A. Graham. Karen G. Republican: Dorothy Adrounle, Saturday Jeeeph C. Ford and Graham. J. Franklin Huntley. Kenneth R. Ronald A. Gillespie, Kalamazoo, Radant. Hasting* Tpwnshlp each paid 335 fines plu* 3835 court Democrat: Harry Larsen. Jack W. O'Connor. Juanita Slocum. ■Ian of intoxicant* on July 30. Republican: Emerson Calms. Harry Un*. Nobel Wm. Sackett. Hope Township Hastings police have been — InDemocrat: Melvin D. Goebel. vestlgatlng the burglary of - the Leonard O. Kroes, Franklin J. Quality Furniture Store on State 340 fines plus 31156 court costa ‘ McMillan. Street sometime over the weekend Republican: Florence Halliday, According to the report.. the theft of a truck battery from John Almond Weber, Fred Anders store was entered by breaking out Jones last July 17. Irving Township a comer of the gtaM In a door, . Democrat: Robert Christie. reaching in and unlocking It. Thomas Qwen, Kenneth Schantz, Carl Hula. John Loftus, Paul Palmer. Mr*. Robert P. (Kathleen) HllRepublican: Wm Hayes. Mil­ Sometime Friday night or early ton Buehler. Elwood Yoder. Imo­ gene Stager. Kay Stanton, Clara Saturday the pin ball machine and the mors than 2JXD at Western Michigan University who an to music box at the Gun Lake Dog Stanton. Suds were broken Into. Johnstown Township Bernard Meinertz. Battle Creek, 8 pm. Friday, Aug. 12, al Waldo Republican: Wilbur Uldrlk*. reported money paid for boat Stadium. June Doster. Clyde Salter. Police Investigate Local Burglaries WMU to Graduate 2,000 on Friday Maple Grove Townahlp Democrat: William Schantz, William Swift. Wayne Os troth. Republican; Wayne Pennock. | Albert Bell. Ward Cheeseman. Orangeville Townahlp Democrat: Francis Fales, Wil-' da McKibben. Lewi* Thompson. | Republican: Joseph J. Bravata.' Elizabeth Adams, Keith Chase. had been taken. Boat renter* put their money in a slot In hl* house­ trailer when he Is away. Generally, Melnertx said he finds about 330. Wall Lake, and Kay Elisabeth Sunday he found nothing. Stanton, R2 Middleville, ara to tee marker* from No. 5 and 8 Violet with a major In history and were taken sometime Monday Kay with a major In science. Other* receiving degrees include night from the River Bend Golf Course. VOTERS OF THANK YOU BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES I thank you for your votes in the recent Non-Partisan Circuit Court Primary Election, and I respectfully ask for your continued support in the November Election. Thank you, Prank R. Moon. Bellevue. MA; Jack E. Craig. Olivet, apeclatlat. and Elizabeth D. Blackmore. Dr. Maurice F. Seay from MSU I* to give the graduation address. Hits Gas Pump One of Arthur Smith'* gas pumps at his Refinery Station on M-3? just south of the City limits was knocked 15 feet' when hit by Backward Ghocat chine weigh*. oaly 100 pounds and cap be handily transported SPECIAL IQC (400> | > Cleansing Tissues BAYER ASPIRIN - 69* Mra. Clarence Vaughn of Usbome and Mrs. Charles Gibb*. Moore. Stella Yargtr. Maud Mrs. Greta Blough spent ThuraKarcher and Alvin Halrigd at the Medical Facility and Mra. Minnie and Mr*. Keith Blough, at their trailer in Morgan Mills, * Hubert and Mr*. Allen Fish and Mr*. Jay Blough and Mis* Kathle Devries Wing attended the Ladlea of the WMA. and their families' picnic Mra jack Echtlnaw at their cot­ at Harris Creek Monday. tage an Gun Lake * Thursday caller* of Mr*. Bill Blough were talncd with a com-roost Bunday. Mr». Jerry Kyser. Miss Nina Post and Jim Wursop of BatUe Creek. Mr. and Mra. BUI Blough and of Caledonia enjoyed birthday cake children visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill sister. Ruth Tagg of Coldwater, Parish of Battle Creek Saturday. Tuesday st ths Sylvan T»gg home. They were Saturday overnight | and family spent Saturday with with the Hoyt-Dutcher famine*. ENF1MH Liquid Formula -25‘ 13 Ox. LISTERINE Antiseptic Henry DeOood of GrandRaSS ,,ld “« Ir* Bkx«h * M? a)xl Mrs. W.yr- TWg\^ «« J1lur*U’' k~... - > t - - j - j _ Effie Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead of Ivan Olmstead and family of Clarksville were Saturday supper guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Elwood Yoder In honor of their parents. Mr. and Mra. Paul Olmsteads', 45th anniversary. « Max and Gay­ lord Whitney of Grand Ledge and Mrs. A. B. Btevensen of Grand Rapid* visited Mrs. Elnora Whit­ ney and brought her home from coat Includes Barrlgar'i shop and Pennock Hospital Saturday. * Mr*. home. Jerry Posthumus and children of In discussing the new vote on Alto were Friday supper guests the Jail, Supervisor Hoffman urged every member of the board Joyed birthday cake and Ice cream to help promote ita passage, and In honor of Ruth's birthday not work against It. jin. Henry Myers spent from The vote to place the millage Wednesday Uli Sunday with her propoMl on the November ballot daughter*. Mr. apd Mrs. Lester came after ths board officially Albert of Manton and Mr. and established the sinking fund for Mrs. Karl Blackledge and son of the jail and sheriff's residence by a vote of 17-3Vottng against that motion were Supervisors Victor Eckardt fishing In Minnesota. ★ Mr*. Gary of Woodland. Forest Foley of McGhee spent last Wednesday night with her husband. Trooper Hastings. One supervisor said after the morning Maslon that voting to put the measure on the ballot did not necessarily mean day dinner guests of her daughter and family. Mra Gary McGhee. Cheryl Hecock of Hastings spent ginally Uvered building the now JaU on. the Courthome Thompson. Mary Schondelmayer and Mr. iuxl Mrs George Estep “■$197 4'98 Rag. $2.50 Waterproof — Supervisor* said before ths proposal could be considered the property would have to be an­ nexed to tbe City, which would require a favorable vote by both Electrical storm* Monday ®re- InduM aa automottle, to fix a hi-fi 4-Yard dross lengths in prints, solids. Make a drew or even two for only a dollar for the fabric. Our assortments ora fomovi and these ara prettiest ever. Superior quality. A fabulous buy! 4-yd. dross length Rog u la tod Flusl Our now Iron. Hurry! Famous Fashion Comer 36~wkieOOy Broadcloth. Prints’ The re­ markable “total performance1’ fabric. In new fresh fall colors. 36" wld« 59'^' SPECIAL! Iridescent Suit­ tate. Makes sewing a pleasure. SPECIAL! Wide wale cor­ duroy in new fall colors! Newsiest fashion look, , wide wale cotton corduroy. Here at -U. 2.29^ an amazing price. 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A total of 8.193 elec­ tor! voted on Aug. 2. ^Failure to .vote on the Jail pro­ posals was especially true In "machine" precinct* For ex­ ample, in Arayrta Township there were 61 votes cast and 189 voted on Proposal No. 1. which was all but't*o. In Baltimore 189 voted Ungs Townahlp. Gary said Floyd Blow of thd Drtve-In theater would vote in cium TV&te I. W.Knia locil Issum In the primary Ml STS voters who went to In Rutland Township to see a PANTS Funeral eervieas for Mra. Lena Gearhart. 11. NaahvUle. the widow of Henry Owarhart. will be held az 2 pm thia Thuraday at the Vogt y-unaral Home. The Rev. C. C. Gibson and the Rev. James Varner are to offi­ ciate and burial In Woodlawn Cemetery. Vermontville. Mr*. Gearhart died Tuesday. Aug. 9. at Pennock Hospital where ah- had bean far five and one-half week*. She waa born Sept ISM. In 'Grand Rapid*, the daughter «f William and Josephine (VandarJa«*t> Jopple. Ou June 3, 11903. aha married Henry In Charlotte. Ke died Oct. 7. INS. She waa a member of tho EU.B. Church. Mra. Gearhart la survived by a daughter. Mrs. Pldlllp (Bara) Scott of Nashville; two acne, Carl of Charlotte and John of Enttgn; 10 grandchildren; U great grandchildren, four broth­ er*. Henry Joppte of Chartotte. and Dennis and Leonard of Bun­ field and Martin of lUaUnga. and two slatera, Mra. Nellie DCU I of Battle Creek and Mra. Alice Surin* of Lancing. Supervuort queation. Donald Gary, former operator of the theater just south of the City limits, appeared be­ fore the board and offered to ■ell about 10 or 12 acre* and the old theater building for 340.000. He (uggeated the theater build- Quite a number of THE HASTINGS BAMMn-4 Ttaraday. AagaM 1L MH Mrs. Gearhart Of Nashville Dies Tuesday A in HASTINGS leiuwip More About- Joying a wonderful umg. An un­ expected but enjoyable Item on on Proposal No. 1, a difference of 120. . Prior to the discussion on the -69* BABY tor* of his parent*. Mr. and Mm Ray Seeae. * Mr. and Mra. Ini Blough of Alto were Sunday lunch­ eon guests at Mr. and Mr* Ray Seeae Mr. and Mr*. Ployd Grinnell ■pent Thuraday with Mr. and Mr*. Harry Grinnell of Bellevue. * Phillip Clinton of Middleville spent the week with hla grandparents. Mr. and Mra Arthur Clinton. * Mrs Madeline Ewing and Susie and husband. Mr. and Mrs. David Ewing and daughter of Pontiac and Mra Greta Blough were Sun­ day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crites. * Mr. and Mr*. Reuben Crites. Jr,, of Eaton Rap­ ids were Sunday visitors at the Reuben Critea'. poeal No. 1. In Hastings Town­ ahlp. 411 voted and all but nine The first annual picnic of the voted on Proposal No. 1. In contrast. In Hastings' First Ward 484 voted but only 348 vot­ day afternoon and evening. with ed on Proposal No. I. a difference Rog. 98c Wm. Penn enjoyed a picnic and the fair at Ionia Sunday. * Orton Seeae and children of Alto were Sunday visi­ * Mr. .and Mra. Bill Blough and children attended the Parish re­ union at Sherwood Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*. Dan Poatma attended the Postma reunion at Hilton Park Mra. Elnora Whitney, who has returned home 8ctof Joliet Ill . sport Tuesday -.y, wl j nock Hospital, * D n.m Oru il.. urday.nrrikv * Mrs. mi Postma, Mrs the .Hoyt and Dutcher famlllM. Erne Parker and Mrs. Ivan Roush Saturday supper guest* th* ev^Ltafwlth Mr and *S spent Mra P11*1 1x11 Thursday evening * Mr Aug. 2. Tbe car qaa-driven by Orel Ann Culler*. P MNW. according to the sheriff'. rijfcrt. M® Mud (bat construcUon could lbs pump-'Md bewn.completely, b4gin sRaa approval by voters by ■hut off for the night. • . using tht ,6133,000 already ear­ marked'for the project, and If. neoesaary. to borrow on antici­ pated tax revenues. Despite the fact that the pro- from the W. K. Kellogg FoundsUon an oxygen therapy machine which, although primarily to aid GREY Un. Mm* T More About- JUDGE ANGUS MacLEOD LYDIA • Sunday.'* Wayne T«gg attended the Coast Guard festival at Grand Haren. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Tags at­ tar. ; tended a VFW banquet in Kalamazoo Beturday. * Mr. and Mra. Seymore Bouwen* and family were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Ebner King of Ionia. Evening visi­ tors of the Bouwens were Mr. and Mra Don Link and daughter of Alaska and Rev. and Mra. Walter Wlnebrenner of Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Seymore Bouwen* and jwn Church Saturday. * Dr. and family attended the Postma reMra. Huixrt Orertaolt and famili­ unloji at Green Lake Saturday. al Holland «nt tbe wewkmrf wiu> Mr. and Mrs. William Mishler hi* mother. Mra. Charlee OveihoU and Mr and Mra Charles Blough and David were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Prank Martin tn Grand Rapid* * Mr. and Mr*. Charles Blough enjoyed a plailc st tbe home of Mr. and mother, Mra. Overholt Mr*. Mike Hawthorne In Hastings Saturday tn honor of Hubert Blough who will leave for the tor* at the Elisabeth Oratoolt and Mrs. Irving Gilbert and chll- Freeport Sr attaching tool you'll L l_ CARPENTEK X State sttete, Htetta*, HARDWARE Hmm Wl J-ZM3 We Carry a Complete Lina of Simplicity and McCall Patterns. HURRY! LAST WEEK! 20 OFF DRAPERIES made to your measure DECORATOR FABRICS by the yard from our custom fabric collection Choose from Over 500 Samples Designer print*, solid colors from pale to deep tones. Texture* of all kinds—smooth, nubby, sheer, open. All superb quality. All specially ordered for OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. TIL 5:30 FRIDAY 9 TIL 9 �short —gl asrt • s—k teste ras was enjoyed, the Rodgcra left Cor brane to 8L Louis, Ma A pls—nt as—r WW—Joy- sad Mite Um ■ i otanrig w— ME. pre—MUon did not carry thia time. Although it would hare been legal to have gone ahead with a mere one-vote margin, on each proposi­ tion. it might not l>ivc been wise to do so. Evidently a much better Job needs io be done In getting We can, of course get along for the time being by boarding our prisoners at the Eaton Oounty Jan. Eaton Oounty built the jail there primarily to take care of Eaton County prisoners. Their own needs come first So far, they have had extra roam but that situation to subject to instant change. On any day of the year. Sheriff Campbell > than half of Um qualified ora MM to take any interest he >il—i j sal tta so rt—p in regard to informing ton was a Mra—y vtottor of MT. and Mra. Ray Sseee, ★ Mr. and Mr* Al Barnard raid children attended tbe Barnard reunion to Charlotte Bunday. * Ralph Moore attended the Matthews reunion at Podunk Lake Sunday. * Mr. and Mra Gary Kidder and sone of Oaledonta were Friday rellere er Mr. and Mra. Al Barnard. * Mte. Charles Geiger spent Batuntay evening with Mra. Robert Wlngnlsr rax! Mra. Olive Eitelbuss tn lMb Lowen. * Mra. Robert Newton Halted Theron Gain in Oreftl— A Bowler's Starting Position 1* at Setan Mtott (the esiUnale la about 10 per cent per year) the sensible thing would be to get on with Ute Jab naw Un. 'Ntjnta Keto, Mra. Irving Taylor. Mra. Bernard Dailey and Lee Berndt. The next reunion win be held to five year* The ttth Oarllngcr reunion wm held Bunday at the home of Ur. and Mra. Arthur Rafflcr at Tupper Lake. Oftoens are Richard Winkler, president: Ur. and Mra. Emeat Dipp and family were Sunday dinner guests of her parents. Mr. and Mra. George Owen. * Mr. and Mra. Jerry Posthumus and family Of Alto. Mr. and Mra. Ttm Klddraand family of West Freeport and Mr and Mr*. Robert Moore and family, local, enjoyed a picnic at Oolama Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Bill Elliott and Timmy and Mr. aid Mrs Glenn Taggart and Eddie attended the stock car races at Galesburg Saturday. Bill Elliott and Richard Bird participated in ■ama-You might have to modify it a few Inches or *o,at first, but once you have found your point of origin, it should never change. Notice the star bowler* on tele­ vision and you'll see that the first place a bowler looks after starting point. In recommending a stance position, I suggest you keep your feet placed together with left foot slightly forward of right, knees bent, ball held waist high and in line with right shoulder, with the elbow tucked in closely pf Rev and Mrs. Paul Olmstead. Ronald Hawkina and family who here been visiting hla grandparent*, Mr. and Mra. Geos— Ttazfar. have returned to Phoenix, Aria., where be to in the rnginearing department of Motorola Bectronlc*. .Mr. and Mra. La Von Dee­ granges of Eaton Rapids boated the annual Deagrangcs reunion Sunday with 83 preeent, which her children and families. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Btygtr. Mra.' Hilda Btyger and Mra. Wayne Trowbridge of rural Ver- West Freeport. * Mr. and Mra. Harold Eckert and family attended Ute Lena reunion at Charlton Part Bunday. Jan Eckert U at the “Y" Camp. * Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Tlirzmpaon and family of Hasting* and Bill Kauffman of awnrood were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. reminder to vote on BOTH of the special propositions would be Mkhael V. Baitinger, 18, R1 helpful. Woodland, driving a'Pontiac, and hto passenger,' Jean Slinon, 14, R3 Take Odessa, escaped serious in­ aand fewer votes cast on the two juries about 7:30 pm. Saturday in a mishap at Eagle Point. Ac­ special proposals than In other cording to the report, Michael was jitiasca of tlie primary. Tills indi­ turning on the radio and went off cates that many people were un­ the road, hit a hole in the ditch. able to locate tiie proper levers or Just plain forgot. It is interesting to note, too, that 88 of the electors who voted on Proposal No. 1 failed to vote on Proposal No. 2. Escape Injury Barry Oounty will eventually have rffacs up to the construction of a new Jail. With building and Clarence Hoffman of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mra. William Taylor of Vicksburg, Mra. Wreaiha John­ son and Mra. Ena Annstrong. Many people who voted last Tuesday here in Hastings state that they were unable to find where the two special proposals were listed. They were in plain sight If you knew where to find them but we will have to admit ghat. among the maze of levers, the situation was a bit confusing. As a matter of fact, we had to poke our head out the curtain and ask for a bit of direction. Possibly next time a reminder by ther e in charge of the voting booths might be helpful. Where paper ballots were used, the situation Is not so con­ fusing. but here, too, a last minute Pendleton'#' the Knockabout9 Coat •50 the Neal Pleat Skirl * Mr. and Mra. Robert Fink*. bclnar and daughter* helped her mother, Mra Edwin Molmko of St Johns celebrate iter birthday, By Mrt. fillet Ruffner George. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. James Swadley, Uly and Pat Kauffman of Melvern, Iowa. Larry and Debby Swan of Nash­ ville. Joan. Lyn and Earl Kauff­ man of Chicago, and Mr. and Mra. Milton Buehler and family of West Liou'H love our- BAKED GOODS Arbor. On Saturday, the McMellons and Kauffmans accompanied George to the Municipal Airport at Detroit, where he left for Camp Mra. Howard Houghton of Detroit and Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karchcr of Hastings were Bynday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Fete Wallunaa. * Mr. and Mra. Don- Walhmaa and family of Detroit iiave been enjoy- V" frot.ln IrMd ........................-........................... - 3l« Best ealin* bread in town. Complete protein, like In mest, eggs and cheew. Sliced thin or regular. Custard Filkd Cream Fuffs,----------------------------- each 12c A delicious cream filling and always refrigerated for Friday & Saturday Special 1 j I I Buttercrust Milk Bread —_----------------- 26c Data Nut Sweat Bread________________36c TUA West Woodland Mrs. J. W. Winger of Eldora, low*. * July 23. twin boys to Mr. and Mra. Voight Clum of Anchorgc. Alaska named Daniel Lewis, & lbs.. 3H os*, and David Victor, 6 lbs. Dunham District Middleville perhaps, and not exborbltant, either. Thera are not many sizable tracts left within the city limits weeks with their grandparentn, Mr. and Mra. Horner Bartlett * Mra. Keith Haller entertained Charlco Timpson, near Campbell Lake. Saturday. * Thirty - five people of the Ruth Circle and other guents of the WBCS en­ joyed a picnic and program planned by their leader. Mra. Oscar Flnkbelner. Her daughter, Mra. Jack Sinclair qf Woodland, spoke on the subject, "Beneath the Cover*." She read many dlffcrent poems which held her' audience spellbound. Mr. and SPECIAL 55c Save 7c 62c Value Apple Fritters ___________________________ i- 6 for 42c A light ygsit raised dough with pieces of spple throughout end honey glazed. Chopped German Cinnamon Broad------------------------ 42c PANTRY MONDAY______________ 5 Lvs. Brood $1.00 COOK 11 BAY WEDNESDAY______ 4 dos. out. $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP •'Beautiful Laic of Somewhere" and a Negro Spiritual, accornponied by hla wife. Two of their ' puplie, Marty Otto played fti comet solo and Basuito Bender gave a instrumental number. All went home thanking the Browns i Ing was on. wo got another nice for their lovely hospitality. shower. We arc grateful for Hute rains but could enjoy mare. Friends received word of tbe By Victor Sitton Direct from Country Club law of Mrs. Cllmena Schalbly and formerly resided tn this community. George Schalbly, Mrs. Hlldred Hesterly of Wood­ land and Mra. Hersey Twwks- Victor Sisson attended the 66th annual Pil^tm Holiness confer­ ence at the Hopkins campground Thursday and Friday as one of Southwestern Michigan Victoria, Australia. The ship was named after their fair city and they entertain the boys royally 54-HOLE INVITATIONAL Sponsored by.th.e Milo fly Mrt. Frank Roush Company. David b an engineer a] rt.inw.ii ID-liH with Raytheon. Mrs. Blood and New people coming Into Milo tiw children have been visiting District are Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Michigan relatives since early In Goynigs of Lansing, who have Pendletpn Guntry wceks then went on to locate an I farm. * After Sept. 1st Frank apartment before sending for Roushs address will be Hickory the family. I Corner* * Mr. Kronenche Lt Rev. Lila Manker of Hostings I home from the hospital. Mra. la 'Improving 'In *Lakeview was n Friday guc.it of Mr. and Frye “ *' ' Hospital. * Earl Towne, who formerly lived In Milo, is re­ covering from surgery In Borne;*. Hospital. Mr. Beck la recovering from hto accident- a few weeks BIG D" of Beverages; Drewry's Beer Amateur Golf Tournament Saturday and Sunday.... AUGUST 13th & 14th Clothes WhsnytRi suffer t serious lovs ... when the going gets rough ... it's then that our aerviccs to .you, aa our client, become a really meaningful part -of your inmranoo protection. You cui count on us to be in yow corner...to help with ctalms proWems and other difficuldaa coKxotod with your lore . . • to look after your Pendleton at Its casual, carefree beet the eraar-everywhera coat, the matching skirt Each a classic on Its own; elegant when paired In tweeds, plaids and diagonals. Knockabout la MlUum* lined to ward'offvtntry winds, waterropeU—t to laugh at auddan ehawera. M—t Pleat, eeat lined, •iaeo M0. Claealc Slipover, Kudaeva, aotas galore. 36-42, $T1. RANDSEN' I MtN’l «»d LAOW.^tAI -Dud« for HtrnfWnig^ • < Imunrnce Agency Ow Mllter'i J«v«Uw 120 W. STATI ST. ww Hiwm WI5-SU4 BOTH DAYS WBCH NlWS �I 1 Frozen Foods Still May Spoil; Care Is Needed Questions on Meat Cooking Answered Featherweights Best in Pillows Need Physicals much too high, or from repeated exposures to temperatures only a few degree* too high." To insure quality In home fro­ zen foods, she euggeata that you SUU um.en.lr, or Un 1*0* Vtlton at tbe oame ttoa and piumpnraa, the lighter pillow to superior. , tain the highest deanlinces stands rdr during preparation. "Organams that could cause food spoilage that are already on foods while they're still in a frozen state, whenever possible. Meet frown prepared foods can bo taken directly from tbe free­ zer to the oven or range. suggested by Mtos SchubN to use when you're shopping for pillows made of feathers. I Balance tbe pillow you are considering on tbe palm of your fore It's frozen will still be there when the food thaws. Often you won't notice a change in appear­ ance or taste, but can risk food poisoning without knowing it." ends will stay straight without dropping. If it droops, it means the pillow to skimpily filled. To test the pillow’s resiliency. nutritionally for the amounts and quality of protein, B-vltarnlnz and energy they provide. And meat commands a hlgh- fore preparing, cook them as toon as tbeyve thawed. Storing frozen food In <1» refrigerator frceizr compartment for long periods tool a wise practice. as in cheat-type freezers. Mra. Kuhn explains that tn really bo sure of keeping quality in froeen foods, tbe temperature In ths freezer should be at IcaM zero degrees all the time. Keep­ ing that temperature to very difficult, particularly if you use a freezer compartment In­ side the refrigerator. Each time the door opens, or you add n large amount of unfrozen food, you ratoo the temperature in Uio freezer comportment And keep­ ing the temperature low enough to soft, torn, crushed, or Julcestalncd should be suspect. (Lengths of time recommended for keeping froeen foods vary, she «aya They range from one month for Ice cream to 12 months for some fruits and vege­ tables and soma meal*. No stor­ age time tans’’.’ than 12 months discuses. Michigan law (secUora 376 > staler, that all children en­ tering school for the fin* time shall submit a statement signed by a physician that they have been immunized agafnst small­ pox. diphtheria, tubcrculosl*. tet­ anus, pertussis and pollcmyelltto; a statement signed by one parent or guardian to the effect munlzed because of religious convictions or other objection to immunization; or a request algn- Beef Round Steak Takes Easily to Deviled Flavor Now! Tint, tone or retouch bleaches in less than 10 minutes, with COLORMASTER by HELENE CURTIS . . . And all in complete comfort. The new COLORMASTER process saves time and gives lovelier results! Mrs. Dorothy Kuhlman of Oak Park. Ill., and Mra. Mary Payne of Middleville visited their aunt, Mrs. P. W. Moxon. Friday after- PEG'S BEAUTY BAR CALL 945-3382 Above Savings & Loan PEC PRESTON. Owner Cooking Unns come by I Personal Mention Model no . Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Claude Wart of Burlington. Mr. and Mra. E L. Myers were guests Bunday at Uic home of their daughter, Mr. and' Mrs. $109.95 only * That’a V-M’z unique "Cour­ ier" tape recorder with the ex­ clusive •ADD+A+TRACKS •elf teaching feature. Lets you Iqam a language; practice a musical inalrumcnt or speech or song . . . learn anything at all. in tact, easier and (aster. FOR THE STUDENT . . . AIWA Tranziztor Recorders Model 31 - 3* Reels 518.75 . Model 712 - 5 Rfefc 569.95 Battery or AC . . . Other Models at $49.95 & $59.95 A Ion Under cut, round steak i George Wclifare of Baldwin, must be cooked slowly cither on | Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mowry top of the range or In the oven.--------------- ---------------------------------Make certain the cooking uten­ sil to covered tightly during this procedure. 2 tabkspooM flour 3 tablespoons lard or , drippings ro-sabtoapoons diced onion 3 tablespoons flour 1 teapaocn prepared mustard 1 cup canned tomatoes Calkins visited the Mowrys on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doud, who have been visiting her sister, Mra. Eva Edger, for the past month, left Wednesday to visit in Indiana before returning to Weekend-guests of Mra. Edger were her daughter, MTa. Ed Mat­ thews. and her granddaughter and family. Mrs. Vic Roemer and children, of Sebewaing. expcctlng lur sister, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Conley, to arrive this Pour off drippings. Utt the 3 week from St. Petenburg. FLa , tablespoons flour and mustard and combine with remaining U»138 W. State, Ph. 945-4284 arrived a few weeks ago to visit her daughter, the Arlen Cham­ Open AU Dey Thursday bers, and after also vbUtlhg relatives In northern Michigan, returns thto week to spend some time with the Chambers before going back to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Howes and Mr. and Mra. Clyde Bender of Leach Lake were gueaU of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Gage at' Devils Lake. Mani ton Beach, the first part of last week. Mrs. Chariew Nesson of Cam­ bridge. Masi, arrived Friday to visit her parents, the Dick Cooks lor a week. Saturday evening the ' Roman Feldpauschca entertain-! «l eight guests for dinner in­ cluding Mrs. Nesson. Wednes­ day Mra Ncrswn and her mother were guests at the annual Oov- I suggests that you come ernor’s Day Luncheon in Ionia. I here for your gift. No need Jill Huntley of Marshall vist- : ud her grandparents, the J. qK/f-.-j to wander from store to store Franklin Huntleyi, over the' ... since we've collected weekend while her parents at­ tended a wedding tn Detroit. I under one roof a marvelous selection Sunday the Huntleys and Jill of just the nicest things. And, of course, drove to Benton Harbor where they were all guests of the other included among them is Lenox China— grandparents. Dr. and Mrs todeither a lovely gift piece or a place setting win Terwilliger, for a birthday dinner honoring' Jill and .her or two in her own pattern—dear to mother. Mra John Huntley. the heart of every young bride. Mr and Mrs. Max Bump en­ tertained Mr. and Mra. James King and son. Scott from Lan­ sing for dinner last Wednesday Just What The Taacher Ordered . . . New Season Merchandise, especially purchased to provide new fashion and exceptional value to start the new school term. Values like these ore hard to beat, so come in right away and get the pick of our wonderful new stock! LADIES SWEATERS One Group—Wool skirts from top name makers. Hipstitiched. A lines, pleated and straight styles. In leathers, dark colors, and pastels. Sizes 6-16. Values to $14.98 LADIES ROBES Music Center Going to a wedding? LADIES SKIRTS One Group—100% wool and fur blends in cardigans and slipons. In leathers, dork colors and pastels. Sizes 34-40. LADIES SLACKS One Group—100% wool, fully Ifhed. In leathers, dark colors and pastels. Sizes 6-18. LADIES NYLON PAJAMAS LADIES JAMAICAS 100% nylon, man-tailored styles. Assorted colors. One Group—100% wool, fully lined. In leathers, dark colors and pastels. Sizes 6-16. Regularly $8.98 Hodges MONTCLAIR by Lenox. Enduring beauty In fine china. Elegant In Its simplicitybanded In glistening platinum trim. 5-plece place setting... >19.99 Ladies Winter Coats One Group—Fur trimmed. Assorted colors. ‘Reg. 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Beautifully styled to enhance your table .. gracefully fluted design MSI W trimmed In rich 24-karat gold Nylon seamless hose in shades of honey and mist. Sizes 8J4-U. 54 00 Regularly 98c Pr. I BOYS SHIRTS and Hodges NOW jewelry Established 1931 GIRLS RAYON BRIEFS GIRLS WINTER PARKAS White and postels with loco trim. Sizes 4-14. ' Several styles, floral prints and reversible, hooded. Sizes 4-14. NOW k Bzuto Cresk. H l 1500—Aa<r« '•.. >15.95 2 i.’TSSi BOYS PAJAMAS Flannel pajamas. Sizes 3-8. 2a,’3‘ tool tor famoui 'Trade Name' labeli gn the things you buy...you'll find them here! Parmalee 124 East State Street ’• �Children Starting School in Fall Need Physicals Questions on Meat Cooking Answered in Pillows • choosing pillows. accord> Jean Bchubei. textile spe; with the OooporaUvc Br­ in Service at Michigan University. Of two feather the lighter jXltaw ia for freezing and always main­ minute ruah In September. tain tho Idgbrat cteanllnco* standard* during preparation. •'Organisms that could cause food spoilage that are already on physical examination before Mrs plain*. possible." Michigan phyalcans have "Meat* Important are er proportion of the family on tho pillow with both food dollar than other foods of able atore. Notice the condition r. The pillow should 1m- quire. This means that meats aleiy spring back into Its should be selected and prepared contact Martha Kuhn, Brtm- chlld U registered for ocliool the package. Any package that to the card stating that th, child has received immunlzatlot yLengthe of time recommended against the common childhoot for keeping frozen foods vary, 3781 states that all cliildren en­ tering school for tire flrat time inonthe for some fruitfl and vcgt>- siudl submit a statement signed by a physician that Uwy have age time longer tlwn 12 months pox, diphtheria, Uibcrculoal*, tet- . YOUNG ARTISTS — Each ________ Saturday enthusiastic youngsters anus, pcrtusal* and poUomyell- gather at the Artiste* Workshop In the old NYC depot mean that the food will bo unfit tla; a statement signed by one with etey. papier-nadM, eoUagw and fingerpalnUng u: parent ar guardian to the effect quality probably will be notice­ three more Satordays. This group was photographed by ably lower," she added. muni zed because of religious Information on tho recom­ convictions or other objection to September where Mike will con­ mended storage Umest La avail­ able from her office, Mra. Kuhn ... J-.UI., ill, luiu min. tnaj} tinue hl* studies at Michigan Slate this Fall. the needed protecuve Injection*. Mrs. Millon Bennert and Miu' Ffa-nu Mfauld Ufa, Becky Bennert of Roc heater were; children now for tho physical noonexamlnaUon to make the process I Mr. and Mra. Michael McMUof regtatmUon In the Pall aa ef- : (Me Barbara Herrick) will flclent and convenient for them' be moving to D**t Lansing In Cooking term* came by their aa possible, pointe out Doctor meaning* quite naturally. A* an Lbadw. example, “to devil" a dish _____________________________ meana to make It hot. ■ i , Beef Round Steak Takes Easily to Deviled Flavor Anita Dean, nutritionist He pillow la skimpily filled. To test tire pillow’s resiliency, poisoning without knowing It," To Insure quality In froeen answer the publicaXJon vice publication called, “Meat, when you're shopping for ws made of feather*. flatten* more than half It* well aa description* of cooking Right' suggest*. Now! Tint, tone or retouch bleaches in less than 10 minutes, with COLORMASTER by HELENE CURTIS . . . And all in complete comfort. The new COLORMASTER process saves time and gives lovelier results! PEG’S BEAUTY BAR CALL 945-3382 Above Savings Gr Loan PEC PRESTON. Owner ___________________ Personal Mention hot, as some novice might be led to think. but rather to make The Winston Merrick* were sonlnga. Prepared cr dried mu*- Saturday evening dinner guests red or black pepper. Vinegar is Myers were ible with these flavors, explains Staggs ao It'a especially dellclou* when deviled. Onions and toma­ toes cnluuicc tlie flavor more. must be cooked slowly either on Make certain the cooking uten­ sil Is covered tightly during this procedure. Deviled Round Steak tablespoons flour thdr daughter. Mr. Goorg® Wclifare of Baldwin. Mr. and Mm Olenn Mowry accompanied Mr. and Mra. Gor­ don Thompson of Union Cily Bunday when they took their daughter. Martha, to a church camp at Greenville. Mra. Grace Calkins visited the Mowrys on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doud, who drippings J kaUtepooiLi diced onion month, left Wednesday to visit 1 tedpaoon prepared mustard in Indiana before returning to their home in Biloxi. Mass. 1 aup canned tomatoes Weekend • guests of Mm Edger tablcrqjoon vinegar were her daughter, Mrs. Ed Mat- । thews, and her granddaughter and family, Mra. Vic Roemer and cliildren. of Sebewaing. Cut steak Into individual serv­ ing*. Dredge with flour and expecting her sister, Mr. mid brown on both aides in lard. Mra. Uoyd Conley, to arrive this Pour off drippings. Mix the 3 week from St. Petersburg. Fla., tablespoons flour and mustard Mrs. Rose Parker from Arizona and combine with remaining In­ gredients. Cover and cook slow­ ly on top of range or in a alow her daughter, the Arlen Cham- until tender. 4 to 6 servings. relatives in northern Michigan. Just What The Teacher Ordered . . . New Season Merchandise, especially purchased to provide new fashion and exceptfonal value to start the new school term. Values like these are hard to beat, so come in right away and get the pick of our wonderful new stock! LADIES SWEATERS LADIES SKIRTS One Group—100% wool and fur blends in cardigans ond slipons. In leathers, dork colors ond pastels. Sixes 34-40. One Group—Wool skirts from top name makers. Hipstitichod, A lines, pleated and straight styles. In leathers, - dar^ colors, and pastels. Sizes 6-16. Now *5®’ Values to$13.98 Now ’4” Valuesto $14.98 LADIES ROBES LADIES SLACKS Just the thing to take bock to college. Quilted nylon and nylon fleece. , Sizes P, S, M Gr L One Group—100% wool, fully Ifned. In leathers, dark colors and pastels. Sizes 6-18. Now s6” Regularly $9.98 Now *5” Values to $14.98X time with the Chambers before LADIES JAMAICAS LADIES NYLON PAJAMAS edding? -lodges jggests that you come ere for your gift. No need ander from store to store we've collected ' a marvelous selection igs. And, of course, »m Is Lenox China-— t piece or a place getting attorn—dear to i very young bride. One Group—100% wool, fully lined. In leathers, dork 100% nylon, man-toilored styles. Assorted colors. bridge. Mass, arrived Friday to lor a week. Saturday evening tire Roman Fvldpauachai entertain­ ed eight guests for dinner in­ cluding Mrs. Neeson. Wecfncs- were Kuentts at the annual Gov­ ernor's Day Luncheon in Ionia. Jill Huntley of Marshall visl- Franklin Huntley*, over the weekend while her parents at­ tended a wedding In Detroit. Sunday tbe Huntleys and Jill grandpaFcnts, Dr. and Mr*. Bdwln Terwilliger, far a birthday dinner honoring'Jill and hor mother, Mrs Jphn Huntley. One Group—Fur trimmed. Assorted colors. NOW *1'1 sing for dinner last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Gladys HawbUtx, Mra. Battle Creek.--' U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions Mink trimmed . . . Spectacular savings on these daring new styles. Sizes 6-18. >84°° Now NOW $ooo fc NOW $*00 I Values to $49.98 n.w>888 DENIM SLACKS Stretch denim. Sixes 7-14. 2$qoo O for Assorted colors. Sizes 3-14. $4 00 Pr. I $4 00 NOW I GIRLS WINTER PARKAS Several styles, floral prints and reversible, hooded. Sizes 4-14. 4 100% wash & wear cotton, prints, checks and solid colors. Just right for bock to school. Sizes 3-7. EitabKihed 1931 k Our Bridal Registry $4 00 I BOYS PAJAMAS Flannel pajamas. Sizes 3-8. W° for O 2 NOW GIRLS RAYON BRIEFS BOYS SHIRTS ' Regularly $1.98 .White and pastels with lace trim. Sixes 4-14. Regularly 49c Regaleriy $1.98 2 U, *3°° CORDUROY SLACKS Nylon seamless hose in shades of honey and mist. Sizes 814-11. K«ll«r.' e«tU» Creak. 1. HiU. Sr., Kalaat- NOW GIRLS SLIPS Regularly $1.98 JEWELRY Regularly $1.98 White loce trimmed. 100% wash Gr wear cotton. Sizes 4-14. LADIES HOSE NOW n.wM888 GIRLS PAJAMAS LADIES HALF-SLIPS Regularly 98c Sizes 8-16. Values to $14.98 Flannel pajamas in assorted prints. Size 4-14. Regularly $1.98 100% nylon, tailored or lace trimmed. 2 One Grqbp — Two and three piece suits. Fully lined jackets ond skirts. Assorted styles . .. Regularly $99.98 Cotton ond do cron blends. White with loce trim. Sizes 32-44. Regularly $1.98 Ladies Knit Suits Ladies Knit Dresses 100% wool knit, fully lined. Two piece style. Sizes 6-16. ’89”. . . . . . . . . . $7988 $79”. . . . . . . . . . $6988 *59”. . . . . . . . . . *49” Regularly $2.98 *3° Ladies Suede Coats LADIES SLIPS MONTCLAIR by Lenox. Enduring beauty In fine china. Elegant In its simplicity— banded in glistening platinum trim. 5-piece place setting... I19.9S Now Regularly $8.98 Ladies Winter Coats •Reg. colors and pastels. Sizes 6-16. Now Regularly $3.98 for $<00 I Regularly $8.98 toot toy famous ’Trade Name' labels on the things you buy...you'll find them here! Parmaleeir 124 Last State SjrHt >’ �Valerie Beduhn I Weds Alan Plants In Lovely Rites The Warners Now At Home After Portland Nuptials Open House to Honor Anniversary Society newS Invite Artists to Submit Entries for Outdoor Show X'uptlal vows were exchanged Mias Valerie Beduhn and Alan Plants in a Saturday afternoun double ring ceremony performed to 8 pa. on Friday. Aug. 19. should Mra. Huaaong's mother, Mra. Mary KihUnger, and her slaters. Mr. Richard Beduhn. 2W E North Street, and the bridegroom is the Door-length white Honor attendants were Gloria Strong and Marylou Schneider of Portland. Best man was Douglas lackey. Father Louis Anderson offi- Rev. Willard Curtis officiated before 50 gursta. Mrs. John Bay provided traditional wedding music. Large bouquets of white gladioli, | yellow and white mumi and white 1 and yellow daisies decorated the chureh. | The bride wore a princess style, ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Carl ; floor-length gown of bridal satin, Nelson of Middleville announce with bell shaped alecvre An orthe engagement of their daugh- Banza bow secured her fingertip ter. Carole E. Nelson, to Norman I veu Of fusion and she carried a E. Barlow, son of Mr and Mrs. bridal bouquet of daisies. Eugene Barlow of Hastings. CarMre. David Stamm as matron of ole is a graduate of Thomspple honor B street-leugth dress Kellogg School and to employed of y eiicrtr flowered - brocade with at Lescoa in Middleville. Norman matching head piece and carried to a senior at WMU. No date has a ^alf ball of mums and daisies been set for the wedding. 1 NeU McCaul of Lake Odessa was Open House Will Honor Anniversary ; the bride. I The bride's mother chore a pink A silver anniversary open house flcnrered print drew with matchfor Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaechele . lr« ■‘ccereories for her daughter's Patricks School, attended Aqulwill be held Sunday. Aug. 21. from ( »«Mlng and a pink carnation cor- Danby Orange Hall with a buf- Mrs. Richard Kilgore. J Three BtUe neighborhood girts' slble. Klbllngtr were married on Aug. 16, 1941, at Dayton. Ohio. They assigned. rather than allotted on J. they al) had a birthday to cele- Minister’s Home Is Scene of Quiet Nuptials Miss Sandra E. King, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Chartoa King. R1 Hastings, and ----Charlotte, son Albert Spicer, ------united in marriage Saturday after' noon. July 23. Highway, Eaton Rapids, an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Stephanie Marie, to atoter. Mrs. Smith and ESuh arttoV'to entirely respoTtolbte Entry blanks are available from Artists' Workshop memban or can gonquln Lake. Both are gradu­ Un VanOeiaons of Grand Rapids Wednesday leaving for their ates of Michigan state Univerhad a birthday the following day home in South Action. Mare. on 945-W72 Friday. planned. between before KUen Makiey, daughter of tbe Russell Makleya, consultant with the Michigan State Health Department, was Clothesline Art Show at Nashville R was a kA of celebrating, but the little girts thoroughly enjoy­ Nashville artists will sponsor ed each occasion and would be ready fof another birthday cake tbe 16th annual Clothesline Art st any Ume! partment Friday. Our Breasted Chicken is Worth Crowing About" THE LANDLUBBER INN the Leighton E.UB. Church. Mr and Mrs. Theron Thaler and Mr. and Mrs Charles Kaechele attended the Allied Technology are in charge of arrangements. Friends and relatives are corInstitute In Chicago. Hl., and : dtelly. invited. Lansing Community College. Lanatnc Convnunity College. Nellie Kenneth the needs of the individual artiste. The shdw to open to all artists , A rw,^‘ton held ,u“ formed the double J1™?* brill®* parents foltowing the ceremony with Mr. and 2 o'clock In the afternoon In the Mra Jam« Core « Orand ^P1^almt of <he bride, as master and The bride wore a street-length white dress and a shoulder-length For their trip through Northern veil decorated with pearls. Her well as this vicinity. Michigan, the new bride changed LL Col. Harry Adrounie and ’ to a beige dress and hat and Blanche King, sister-in-law of mined with a family picnic and matching accessories. Their new York City this‘week. address to 1131 5th Avenue, Lake wore a burnt orange suit and her Broadway Sunday. I Out-of-town guests came from | Grand Rapids. Sparta. Lake Odes­ Sam King attended as his. There were 30 In -1—-r-i—7 m sa. Kent City. Dorr and Howard rother's best man. | pje Mix-Kennedy reunion held 1 etty- •________________ t *— bride's mother — — -a ■■-ht The wore light ' at Tv-rlnn Psrlr rwi Rimrlav ml.. Uvea coming from tbe Nashville and Hastings area. DIAMOND RINGS A reception was held at the The family party at tbe Karl VFW hall In Middleville with Mrs. | The Hastings Business it Pro- Roger Smith. Patty and Susan celebration of the third birthI feasional Women's Club met at the Hastings Hotel Tuesday with Melba King, as hostesses. dinner served to 38 numbers and Out-of-town guesta came from In the duplicate bridge at Ute Hastings Country Club Tuesday Dowling and Vehnontvllle. night. Mre. Lorna Davidson and Henney and Mrs. Eileen Lewis, Louis Relsen of Grand Rapids ' the club. Totn- of B<LUs CrTrtt M-43 on Wall Lake Phono 623-5311 ! BPW Welcomes 2 New Members hich lime the new budget. for the 1946-67 season be n rummage sale on Sept. 16 and 17 at the Parish House Mrs. Marie Hlgblc and Mrs. Ruth Klevorn will chairman this event. The August board meeting will be held al the home of Mrs. Virginia Snyder on. Aug. 23. at which time seven girls will be given their ".‘chotanhlp'' checks. to Mr. and Mrs of Bellevue. Left Hand priced from TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Scare Guests Enjoy Luncheon, Bridge At Country Club Hubbard. Indian luncheon at the. Hastings Country Club Tuesday were Mra. Harry Adrounie and Mrs. David Paul. For the golfing events, Gert Isham took low putts and blind Foster. Minot Stanley. Sue Lang and Rita Mulligan of Mlddle- W toners for the afternoon's play of bridge were. Mrs. Clay­ Richard Otto ton Brandstetter, Mrs. Rudolph Personal Mention Tho Wearer family the Leach Lake home of Ralph WHITE'S me uMic was oKusicu oy.the honored guest as she was Mesdomes H. Burke, R. Wtoweil.1 celebrating her 86th birthday J. McGuire. B. Larta- and D. Families attending besides her Photography Mari Anne Estep's WEDDING Engagement Told PHOTOGRAPHY Newtons, Bortons, OungulUcts, Johnsons, Davis's, Cards. PasPas, Qunnlgan's and Shades. ‘ The, David Dimmers iiave re­ turned from a trip to Washlng- of Vermontvi lie Wl 5-5316 Detroit, Michigan r*— daughter, Mari Anne to Carroll at their pottage at SclcnA. Eldridge. aco'oC'Mr. and Mra.^ a*f?' an4',Md P^ura Lewis Eldridge. iS'f —'------------------ •• •IccpUon at Philippine EmMari Anne is a 1966 graduate' also a farewell' for a 945-3967 of Lakeview High School and departing Ambassador of PakisCarroll graduated from Lake The>’ m*d*' Odzrea High School In 1962. He WUllamaburg and Porfolk. Va<. to employed with Martin Pllne. where they visited the MacAr­ thur Memorial, and many places Contractors. of interest, completing a grand planned. Last Week of Close-Out WING TIPS reunion and Nolan of Redlands, Calif, a sign of Good Taste BIRKES POINTING the way to GREAT VALUE of SUMMER Stock and and and trip uncle, the Tim Howards, Michael Joined Tim. Jr. Roush. Mr. Chappel plans to Dick Howard on a camping ioin, them later. Visiting Mre. to the Porcupine Mountains. Roush on Wednesday of last Stas TrimMe, C.LU. DRESSES-DUSTERS YOUNG MEN Mra Catherine Maurer ac­ companied Mrs. John Baksh of they vtoked Bister Llguri and Mr. and Mre. Harold Smith and children from Lyndonville, VALUES Thru $12.98 VALUES $14.98 up and COOL STYLE for 10’8 Ben Merrick until Tuesday. Mra »7M or 2 for»10°° New York Life 259-7^91 Sportswear 'h price they entertained Scout Troop day evening. Carpet & Furniture CLEANING HATS $1.00 The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton St Sandy McGee M. I. Shaw Fortuna & Calumet OTHER BRANDS 19” to 22” If you ora proud of your furnishings and want to protect your investment, have them cleaned tho safest and most ALL SALES FINAL 1598 effective way possible. MILLER'S Duraclean 9 VIASS IN HASTINGS Hr. Wl 5-2WI NRKF& �MASTtNGR BANNER valerieBeduhn Weds Alan Plants In Lovely Rites The Warners Now Al Home After Portland Nuptials double ring ceremony performed in I he First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mra WlUtem Warner •re rasidlna at Charkotown, two and Street and the brkflgroom Is Uie with 1M and the late Mra. Plante. Rev. Willard Curtis officiated before 50 guests, Mrs John Bay provided traditional wedding music. Large bouquets of white gisdloil. yellow and white mums and white and yellow daisies decorated the church. , The bride wore a princess style. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. Carl noor-length gown of bridal satin Nelson of Middleville announce with bell shaped sleeves. An orthe engagement of their daugh- 1 k-Bni* bow secured her fingertip ler. Carole E. Nelson, to Norman I ven 0, illusion and she carried a E. Barlow, son of Mr. and Mrs. | j^dal bouquet of datetes. Eugene Barlow of Hastings. Car- | Mra. David Stamm as tmtron of ole is a graduate of Thornapplc honor wore a street-length dress Kellogg School and is employed I of yeiloW flowered. brocade with al Lescoa in Middleville. Norman matching head niece and carried is a senior at WMU. No date has , a half ball of mums and daisies, been set for the wedding. I NeU McCaul of Lake Odessa waa much surprised and the day waa Portland. dated at the double ring cereA reception waa held at the Danby Grange Hall with a btif- Open House to Honor Anniversary Society Open House Will ■ , Honor Anniversary ; the bride. I Ttie bride’s mother chose a pink A silver anniversary open house 1 flowered print w*th match­ Patricks School, attended Aqui­ fig Mr. and Mrs. Harold Karchele. Ing arc««>r1ra for her daughter’s and a pink carnation cornas Chiletv al Grand Rapids will i>e held Sunday, Aug. 21. from | ' and wm graduated from the 2 to 5 pm. In the Green Room of the Leighton E.UB. Church. A rr7P.l?on lle , , Mr. and Mrs. Theron Thaler and {’□me Of the bride’s folMr. and Mra. Charles Kaechele cTTM",y *llh “r’ Mrs.- JlJames GrandLRap Rapids. in charge of arrangements. I l Mrs 'm5’ CCarr ‘uT°of r Grand % atlendod the Allied Technology arc । . .... , . .... । mmt of the hrkle aa nuuter nrui Institute in Chicago. Ill, and —— mistress of ■ceremonies. Ismxlng Ctamraunlty College. 1 dially, invited. For their trip through Nortliem Michigan, the new bride dunged Mra. Bert Rupright of Lansing LL Col. Harry Adrounie and (pent last week with her sister, Rober. Walldwff are in New matching accer-sories. Their new York City this week. address is 1131 5lh Avenue. Lake Out-of-town guests came from Grand Rapids. Sparta. Lake Odes­ sa. Kent City. Dorr and Howard City. ■ ■ four-thirty o’clock. Invite Artists to Submit Entries for Outdoor Show the Courthouse lawn from 9 am. to 9 pm. an Friday. Aug-10. should ntertble. submission of entry blanks Three lUtle neighborhood girts Brace will be allotted according to Mr. and Mra. J. Kenneth the needs of the individual artiste. Tlie shdw is open to all artiste James Gruber of 6450 Five Point Highway. Eaton Rapids, an­ hood party. nounce the engagement of their slater. Mrs. Nellie Smith and for hie own displays. daughter, Stephanie Marie, to Entry blanks are available from Dennis A. Donovan, sou of Mr. invited her playmates to hi Artiste* Workshop members or can aqd Mra. Glenn Donovan of Al­ daughter of the Walter Becks, gonquin Lake. Both are gradu­ Wednesday leaving for their be obtained by calling 946-M19 or had a birthday the following day ates of Michigan State Univer­ sity. A Sept 23 wedding is being Friday. planned. between before Ellen Makley, consultent With the Michigan Miss Sandra E. King, daughter daughter of tbe Russell Makleya, end to attend the wedding at Stele Health Department, was Lulled her Invitation for the 7th. Hastings, and H was i kt of celebrating, but partment Friday. Charlotte, son the UtUe girls thoroughly enjoyNashville artiste will sponsor Albert Spicer, united in marriage Saturday after­ ready fat another birthday cake the 16th annual Clothesline Art Shaw Saturday, Aug. 20, from S noon, July 23. at any Ume I birthday to oato- Sandra E. King ueoomaa Bride. Minister's Home Is Scene of Quiet Nuptials Clothesline Art Show at Nashville formed the dpuble ring ceremony at his home on Freeport Road at Our Breasted Chicken is Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN The Jarman family reunion rhlch presence of the immediate families. The bride wore a street-length while dress and a shoulder-length veil decorated with pearls. Her The Mike McClellands enter-I tained with a family picnic and the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a bdrnt orange suit and her Broadway Sunday. Mr* 40x1 Mrs- °®>® Kclthley TtMn- of CrN* M-43 on Wall Lake Phono 623-5311 Open 7 Doyi i the Mix-Kennedy reunion held The bride’s mother wore a light at Tyden Park on Sunday, rela­ tives coming from tbe Nashville BPW Welcomes 2 New Members The family party at the Karl VFW hall tn Middleville with Mre. The Hastings Business St Pro­ R^>-r Smith. Patty and Susan celebration of the third blrthfessional Women’s Club met nt the Hastings Hotel Tuesday with Melba King, as hostesses. dinner served to 38 monbera and Out-of-town guest* came from Tn the duplicate bridge at tbe Nashville, Freeport, Charlotte, Hastings Country .Club Tuesday Two new members. Mra. Ruby Dowling and Vermontville. night. Mm Loma Davidson and Henncy and Mrs. Eileen Lewis. Louis Reteen of Grand Rapids rinprogram at which time the new budget for the 1966-67 season Jeds were dlscusicd. the first to be a rummage sale on Sept. 16 and 17 at tho Parish House Mra Marie Higble and Mra Ruth Klevom will chairman this event. The August board’meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Virginia Snyder on Aug. 23, at which time seven girts will be given their "scholarship" checks. Wedding Ring Style 650/11 Isham took low putts and blind; third, bogey hononi went to Merilyn ___ ' Personal Mention Photography Mori Anne Estep's Engagement Told Gilmore Jeweler , Wl 5-5316 Detroit Michigan ind Hubbard. Out-of-town guests at __ ladles luncheon at the Hastings Country Club Tuesday wtre Mra. Harry Adrounie and Mra. David Paul. WING TIPS a sign of WHITE'S priced from TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS 102 EScatc Guests Enjoy Luncheon, Bridge At Country Club and Rita Mulligan of Middle­ ville. . Winners for tiw, afternoon** play of bridge were. Mra. Clay­ The Weaver family reunion to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Otto ton Brandstetter, Mra. Rudolph Fj,ora and Mrs. Abcn Jt>hn_son. the Leach Lake home of Ralph of Bellevue. Mrs. Flora was chairman for ---- --- - -------- -------------------|U» W W WM Mesdomesi H. Burke. R Wfswefl. ‘ Celebrating her 86th birthday J. McGuire, McGuire. B. B Lark?' I Aria* and Dn FahUlics attending K w-Mm »* — bealdes her son. Ralph’s, were the Coopers, Newtons. Bortons, Gangulllets. Johnsons, Davis’s, Cards, PasPas, Dunnlgan'B and Slaxdcc. r-,1M WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY from a trip to WashlngMr. and Mra. Forest Estep, Jr., of Vermontville wish to an­ nounce tbe engagement pt their daughter. Marl Anne to Carroll Solitaire Style 6505 Third Finger Left Hand | f M - «U«* • I hmtimcj - VMM 945-3967 Last Week of Close-Out Mari Anne U a i960 graduate of Lakeview High School and IM tram tu. __ ,,, . „ , . . ___ __ Odcsa High School In 1962. Ho is employed with Martin Pllne, Contractors. A Deeeember wedding is being planned. _.----------- .—~r: - -—. “" Tho. rade ad. tap. <o Will la maha irv arazl TVu fr.lv Va where they visited the MacArof Interart, completing a grand and Nolan of Redlands, Calif, Good Taste BIRKE'S POINTING the way to GREAT VALUE of SUMMER Stock and and and trip uncle, the Tim Howards. Michael Joined Tim. Jr, Dick Howard on a camping to the Porcupine Mountains. Stan Trumble, C.LU. ,with her mother. Mre. Warren ■Roush. Mr. Chappel plana to । I' 'and family. Mre. Dean Webster, DRESSES - DUSTERS companled Mra. John Bakah of Nashville to tbe Naxareth Aca­ demy, Kalamaaoo Sunday where they risked Bister Llgtri and and children from Lyndonville, and COOL STYLE / for YOUNG MEN 1098 VALUES Thru $12.98 VALUES $14.98 up »7M.r 2 fer »10®° price 1598 New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7299 Sportswear ¥2 day evening. Carpet & Furniture CLEANING HATS $1.00 The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Sandy McGee M. I. Show Fortune & Calumet OTHER BRANDS 19” to 22” If you ora proud of your fumiihingt and want to protect your investment. have them cleaned the safest and most ALL SALES FINAL wm Mra. Richard Kilgore. Russell Husaong and Neva Bible. KlbUngtr wenj married on Aug. 16. 1941, at Dayton. Ohio. They assigned. rather than allotted on effective way possible. MILLER'S Duraclean 9 YIARS IN Ml Wl 5-2091 BIRKE’S HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE �Hastings, Sunfield Host Softball Tourneys Double Header Opens Gass D Here on Friday the Michigan Rehabilitation team sodatlon. was added to the Bliss lineup for the tournament, and hurled one-hit ball and whiffed a 3 Garnet Saturday At Sunfield; Blitt There Sunday Night State District Softball Tourna­ ment* get underway at RaaUnaa and Sunfield thl* week with a Clow D double header scheduled for Johnson Field here Friday night. Aug. 13, and a Class c triple header set for the opening night, Saturday, Aug. 13. at Sunfield, Commbaioncr William James has annouoced. for Charlotte starting Monday, with lanslng no. 2 meeting the St. John* winner at 7 pm. and Onondaga's winner meeting Char­ lotte at 8:30. Games are set Aug. 18-17-18 ad 10. The E. W. Bliss team last Wed- Thursday, August 11, 1966 Woodland Pee Wee Football Monday The Woodland Pec Wee Foot­ ball Practice start* Monday. Aug. Ungs, club members ore pointing out. They Invite everyone, whether or not they Dave ever fired a round ANNUAL POW-WOW ond' . Potawqtomi Indian Homacoming ★ All Indian Pow-Wow * Aug. 13-14 Ar DancvContest A Cash Prizes ★ Indian Handicraft for Indians CHARLTON PARK Midway botweoe Nashville and Hostings, Michigan, on M-79, Tho pork to located on tho Thornapple River, Wi Milo'off M-79. Turn north at Gulf Station. Parkin* ... 50c It’a this kind of pre-season practice that makes lac perfect teamwork in the fall. Close to the real thing, own­ ers are able to train A0*____________________ animals on game which may be hunted with dogs during the regular shooting ____ However, only pistols and revolvers with blank cartridges may be used during these off-season "dry runs." — Mich. Dept, of Conservation see far Uwmselves how weli the clay targets show up under the lights. The club is located a quarter of a mile south on Cook Road. Last HeUinlRy Al Taylor fired a 25. Jim Shaw, Clyde Cobum and Bob Slocum shot 241, Dick Taylor and Dick Lancaster 23. Keith Hermlnctt and Eldon Mathews 21. King Sommers and Jeff George field behind the school. Boys to the 4th. Sth and 8th grades that The Saxon Boosters got back want to play are to bring their pads and helmets plus their par­ Into the swing of their program ent's permission slips. For more with their monthly meetings which are held the first Monday Information, contact Louis Neeb, phone 387-3444. school. GRAND RIVER AMERICAN INDIAN SOCIETY Thcse are dog days m more ways than one. For hunting dogs, it’s a time when their owners start putting titers through their paces to Ret ready for the fall game seasons. Actually, this is a tooing-up period for sportsmen as welt' as their dogs; both get thoir There will be trapshooting at the club's range every Saturday start­ ing at 5 pm. until dark and then under the light* until 11 pm. Saxon Athletic Boosters Plan 'Year’s Activities Armchair Athlete V. The Sth annual Hastings Country Club 54 - Invitational Golf tournament is to be played over the 18-hole HCC layout Saturday and Sunday and Tourney Manager Russell Belfield reported Tuesday night that about 65 golfers had already en­ tered and thrft he expects tbe field to reach about SO players. Defending Champion Pete Smith of Niles, who took the 7th annual crown with a 224 total, has not yet indicated that he would defend his title, and some other .competitors of other i Phy for the low foursome from years aren't in. Harry' Athanson:!he ££unc clu* , , of Dowagiac, who was second last! following U clipped from on Boosters is to create enthusi­ asm and moral support for the athletes of Hastings High school. year with 228 and who is a for- Cal Erickson's column. 'DownParents of the boys and gtrb M-hok eta,,. Bob Ml- Jl^MWim who participate to sports are . last week's Florence rWls.' Mlnchalke of Niles who was third । ing News. Cal got his first feel of last.year with 231, haven't en­ printer's ink on The Banner dur­ tog this goal. tered. either. ing Summers while a student at Work ha* begun on the souve­ Among the stronger golfers en­ t h e University of Wisconsin nir football program. Photogra­ phers have been lined up and tered are John Peterson. HH6 -where he was sports editor of ace who last Bunday won the The Dally Cardinal. He now pub­ patrons are being contacted. best ball tournament af River Coach Bob Carlson and Coach Bend, and Jim Coleman. Gene lishes The Mining News: There will be no more columns Emle Strong report that five McAlester. Marv Anderson. Lynn from Leif Erickson, age 0. Britsenior lettermen will be return­ ing and with good prospects from csl club and Joe Bartolacct of onny BponleL I burled Leif the other day out the Junior Varsity squad. They Charlotte. Len Bum* of Has­ also anticipate approximately 90 ting*. from Battle Creek River­ in the sandy portion of my lawn boys from the freshman class to side, is entered along with others. near the big, spoiled brown trout' turn out for football Ulla Pall. Last year,'. fllRht- winner* ayt, which were the subject of Leif’s Membership cards are on sale all set to go. Alderman Coleman now. If parent* haven't been won the first flight last year contacted, any .officer or mem­ with 253. Geonre Chenoweth won ber win be glad. to sign them the second flight with the same tlcular disdain for the automo­ •core, Charles vonRcls won the bile. was killed July 15 when ships go towards scholarships for third flight with 258 and Jack struck by on unknown vehicle deserving athletes. Warner the fourth Hight with near Sheriff Lloyd Cleveland's borne on Highway 101. Keyes "Let's go. Boosters I! I Give a little; push to support your local Belfield reports that flight tell was many things besides athletes. Remember. Baxon winners will again receive tro­ Boosters meet the first Monday phies with prises going to the of each month and at every ath­ first tour to each flight. Each He was a sometimes pointer of letic event of the Hastings High player receives a fine gift. too. partridge and a sometimes reschool," officers said. to take some oT the sting out of the 820 entry fee. There is a troaffection and I could not sit down but what he had his head in my lap nudging me for a pee­ ling. and a jumper Into trout hairs 'ahead of ma. | He was a fighter to his young­ er days who tackled anything and a bluffer in his older days who preferred to bluster rather than fight. He was n barker—at the moon. REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties A NICE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: all on one floor, ha* living room, two badroom i. kitchen and dining room, utility room, the living room carpat goat, ha* garage, *cre«n* and *torm w'rvfcw*. gat heat, curtain,, drape, and kitchen *tove alto, for .................................................................... $13,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, close to the Manufacturing Co., hat two bedroom* up and down on« bedroom,'living room, dining room, kitchen end full bath, good bitament with ga, fited furnace, a real good two stall .$7,000.00 AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRET WARD, good location, ha* three bedroom* and half-bath upttair* and down one bed­ room. living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, hat base­ ment with two ga* floor furnace*, and a two stall garage, for . $7,000.00 A GOOD LOT, IN THE HARDENDORFF ADDITION. First Ward. and let a dog bark a mile away across the lake and Leif felt duty bound to answer. He was a gentle dog towards children and to my knowledge never so much as growled at a child even when hl* eyrs were in danger of being gored out by Elin and Kevin. He wtu a one-man dog and though loving the entire family and being loved in return would obey only me. IN MIDDLEVILLE, WE HAVE A COOO HOME ON M-17 w..h living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full ..$8,900.00 ,A VERY REASONABLY FRIGID HOME IN THE 2«d WARD, has two bedrooms up»talr* and down a large bedroom, living room, large kitchen with dining space, complete bath and another small room, off ’he bathroom, Michigan cellar, heated with gat insulated, teal good roof, and the price is________ $4,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD. ...... . ------------- , —.......... ,, WWW,". two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full^alh. basement with gas best, double gang*. living room Is carpeted, and drapes go • Mra. _ ___ .J I__ . ___ l .... . A REAL COOO COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4tfc WARD, has n*c«. brand new garage and utility room, full comer lot for A RIAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on slab, lari living room, dining room, kitchen and one bedroom, bad INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN, hat two apartment,, north apt. ... $1,300.00 NICE LARGE LOT3 AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, two of tfwm. right on lake, will sell both of them for____ ______ .$3,200.00 Steep gently, old buddy, and happy hunting. HASTINGS SALESMAN stain and bath up and down, nice IMng room with firoplace, d'nin< room.T*1 l<"chen together, dan or eafro bedroom, full L&J&.OO fishing hunting Crooked Lake Sportsmen Meet The Crooked Lake Sportsmen's Club will hold a special . . one interested to Joining the chib 1* invited to attend any ESTATE KER p Association to Meet Wednesday .---------- ■____ I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES ELECTRICAL SERVICES MUSIC INSTRUCTION FLORISTS OFFICE SUPPLIES Sthidv.'. Office SutoliM St. Martin Floral HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES n E. L. Carptenter HaMwifS PAINT b WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Millar's Plambiag b Heat lag HEATINC b AIR CONDITIONING V b J Friaadly Sarrtee RUGS & FLOOR COVERINGS BUILDING. REPAIRS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE CLOTHING b ACCESSORIES JEWELERS SHOES Ma'* Hartings Millars Jewelry OEPARTMENT STORES LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS DRY CLEANERS LUMBER b BUILDING SUPPLIES TELEVISION. RADIO One Hour Mirtiniziag convenient tlinn it is right now . . . with Shopping will never bemore -------------... „ a FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge it, Please" with any merchant participaling in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, it's a free service you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service [ge 'added to your unpaid balance. Why not get yout"fREE’HCB Credit Card NOWr WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Deltas Kellogg High School Frl- $10,000.00 ANOTHER NOMI IM TH! FIRST WAD*, ha. tfww. bedroom, up- and countless A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 ft. boat and 12 ft. fish- nice cupboard*. end has utility 'room, hai automatic s^r InkJ Ina system electric refrigerator, television, dhhet, furniture, a real Marge's Bar. saw him coming down U. 8. 2 from Michigan with a broken chain around his neck. Leif waa many things but most A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eston Addition for ...$850.00 NIED NEW LISTINGS A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, has two bed- . was on with pretty female cock­ er spaniels acrora the lake. Then I/'if went calling and nothing oould keep him home. He was a friendly dog towards strangers and this attribute too kd him into trouble. Last deer 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. --------------- Wl HAVI HAD A LOT OF SAL£$ AND Organize Women's Wednesday League home dog rx- ..$10,500.00 Men’s Bowling Julie Wisniewski, handling the Che.napeake Buy Retriever. Pe­ toskey Belle, owner by Mrs. Ray Merle Haines, secretary of the The E. W. Bliss Local 414 Soft­ Wisniewski, won the first prize ball team will play an exhibition ribbon and trophy In the Novice Hastings Men's Bowlin* Associ­ ation. has announced that an slow pilch game with the Viking Corporation team at 8 pm. this Kennel Club Show at Jackson, organization meeting will be held at the Hastings Bow) at 7:30 pm. Sunday. Aug. 7. Thursday on Johnson Field. They received 188'* point* out Wednesday. Aug. 17. Thl* meeting to open to all of a possible 200. hlch Ml** Wisniewski has shown the male bowlers of HasUnfs, tings using the 18-Inch b*IL Rules for the next Hastings The bell must have a decided starting with the Kalamazoo Kennel Club show on May 29. the tournament are to be discussed arc on reaching the batter. officers elected. The slow pitch game is becom­ Berrien Kennel Club show al 8t. and State tournament reservation? ing more popular In many areas. Joseph on June 28 and with the Battle Creek has more'than 30 Jaxon Kennel Club show has: will be given out and other buafwon the three leg* necessary to teams In regular league play. R. H. 'Doc I Oerllnger. who is win the CD. 'companion dog' taken care of at this meeting. arranging the game, said if all championship for the dog. Pe- ' Several leagues. Including the Wednesday Classic circuit and goes well they are planning on toskey Belle. Thursday Majors, will hold their Inviting a good Battle Creek organisation sessions following team over after the State tour­ the general meeting. ' naments. Admission Is free and everyone Dinner guest* of the Chariea is Invited to see a game that is I The Women's Wednesday Af- --------------------- c., a little different than the usual | temoon Bowling League will softball game. ---------------------------■ meet Wednevday. Aug. 24. at 1 Floren Reiser and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick pm. al the Bowling Alley to or- Patsy, of Wayland. Miss Nancy Ann Byer of Wyo­ werc Saturday dinner guests of ganlze for the new season. EvMr and Mrs Claude Wort oj1 cryone Interested urged to at- ming spent the weekend with Mary Kent and Ruth Kurtz. Burllngton. 1 tend. the totter attribute that ltd to A NICE HOME ON HEATH ROAD kxafed on IM-acre lot. all on num-siding, electric hast, aluminum »torm windows and scream, ind 42 foot well and It fully insulated, would tell on contract with $1,500.00 $8,000.00 down, for Juhe Wisniewski's 'Petoskey Belle Tops In Obedience Trial Plan Slow Pitch Softball Game Here Thursday County Conservation Club's with a stogie. • Friday night AUy. Dick Hudson Improved tmpahooting range. At the grand opening there win be daylight targets and atao shoot­ Field arcs. Saturday night the Hostings ing under Die light*. There will Mfg. Company team defeated Charlotte two games, 8-0 and cotfee. 10-0. CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE / The Hastings Banner Dog (Training) Days but Saturday's trapahoot and on In the first game. 8tan House hurled one-hit boll In a thieving the victory while he and his mates collected a dozen bite, includtog-two out of three attempts Saturday night Charlotte plays by Bernie Weller and two out of Onondaga at 7 and the host team. four by Mana<er Don Bowers. Hastings Mfg. Company, plan Jerry Pager and Ken Nell* Portland at 8:30. In the winners' bracket at Has­ ger turned In the mound victory tings. the winner of the Friday allowing Just one hit—a triple in nightcap plays Lansing No. 1 at the fourth inning and that bat7 pm. Bunday and" the winners of the Charlotte-Onondaga game and the local attack with three hits the Hastings Mfg. and Portland In four trips Including a- home game meet at 8:30 Sunday night. run to the fifth. House gut two Games here continue through Friday ntght the Piston Ring At Sunfield. Lansiijg No. 1 plays gang defeated Eaton Rapid!, fl-4, the Grynd Ledge winner at 6 pm. getting three runs to the first Saturday, Lansing No. J meet* and three- In the fifth. Vera Charlotte at 7:30 and Eaton Rapids (Btubi AUerdlng and. Pager meets Sunfield at 9. shared the pitching chores. Sunday night Belding', winner scheduled through a week from Sunday. Barry Sports Club Has New Trapshoot Lights COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE ■I Hustings Citti llonh MEMBER. Fodoral Deposit Insuronce Corporation ; �—— Jock Hop) Sarne BA Peterson-Hopkins Team Up to Win River Bend Title s.1*^ Pair R ins Top Honore in Beet Ball Tourney John Peterson. who will b I John Mahler, Al Carr-Barnto Hook and Veral Ratoon-Pat Terpenlng with 80». Bam Stout and Herb Bishop were 7th with it. Bill Crawford and Al Fuller ttod with Jerry Pa­ ger and Bob Caxmongy for 8lh Thousands of Cash Prizes! Tlrd for sixth tn tho championahlp night were Dale Geiger knd Don Bowers and George and Ron Miller with 71s. Following were Len Bunu-Cari Paterson with 72, Tom Reynolds and Ken Weller with 73, J. Ryan and J. Cakott with 73, George Straub and Marv Dorsten with 78 and tied for 12th were Bob Gaskill-Stan Thtan peon and Jim and Maurice Adrianaon with Ids. Kyle James and Gordon Nor­ ris won the Brat fUght with a .73 beet ban. Date Smith and New Cards — New Game Each Week! Where Shopping Select Pleasure! Steve Williams and Dave Fish­ er took second in the Ant night with 78, Jack Wlllbur and Roy Brnckmyer were third with 7B. Select 2 Local Stars for Play M■■■ Stadium U.S.B.A. IHSPEOtD WHOLE WELCOME F M PESCHKE k KING SIZE * FRANKS played Errorless ball al shortstop. Dave hurled shutout ball forjour innings Ln the first inning and collected a key single In the nightcap. ROASTING CHICKENS FRYING MAGIC sssh ASWESEEIT oe WAYNI fr FARMER PEET'S FULLY-COOKED HAMS - GENEROUS HAROLD SHANK PORTION POTAWATOM I INDIAN HOMECOMING entertainment, including displays and contests. The public is welcome and an entertaining weekend to in store. It* a fine opportunity for the children to learn more about the American Indians who inhabited this part of the North American Continent lone before America wu discovered. Housing was no problem to the American Indian. 49 WHOLE • Aitdi Bone Rawed AVRAM ■k59c' ... and Grand River Ameri­ can Indian Society gathering u at niirltnn CENTER PORTION For Baking AVUAG8 |b99c Blue Star... ™ 791 BIX MIX X 8‘ PEANUT BUBER ~ 59* Whole Chicken . Martha White... Shadd'. Reg. or Crunchy... Dog Food—20c oil thl. bag WMTAN-HIW FACT MHH ROZIN PIONEER BEET STRAWBERRIES _ «aq VET S NUGGETS Rag. 79c Heir Spray AQUA NEK-59* u I—as atolaisi 11 1 UMir 1 BAO WITH THIS CO! 4 AMOOOKMOU FOOWfl THRU MTURDAT. AUQ. )>, 4*2 �Hastings Moose Ousted From CM Tournament The Hastings Moom baacboll team lost a 1-0 decUlan to the Wyoming Legion Council team Friday and were eliminated from the District Connie Mack tour­ nament at Marshall The lamia test their Aral walked only one and struck out I nine. HU teammates, although I playing superbly defensively, picked up only two hits and five walks and could not push WIMBW. 1 UMI>« « finished the Bummer season with a 4-4 record and are looking for­ ward to the Varsity season next Spring as the same squad will be back together. _______ । —. w-------Prom Ude point on only two] USE BANNER WANT ABB! Jim Coleman and Lynn Perry • 50. 0; Burkhloder 54, 0, WaBdorff both carding 40's. 52. 4; Hopkins 42. 0, WUwaU 47, Art Bennett leads the Silver '"'J,. 1 '1 team with 41 points with Phil nan*40* Walldorf! 40. and Lin Snyder and Charles Pusnlkas both with 38 points. There is a two way tie on the Oold team between Joe Burk­ The Stiver team, for the first holder and John Hopkins, both time in the season, took a six- with 39 points. Close behind with point lead over the Gold on the 38- points is Hal Buerge and ; 8tedBliss Tuesday Night Golf League Dennis Cleveland with 38. Monday's electric storm forced . at the Hastings Country Club. I TuesdayIt results: postponement of most of the Blrke 58. 0 points, Un Snyder Pete Lublenlecki led Tuesday's mstchss in the Men’s league at USE BANNER WANT ADI! ’ rally by posting a fine 38 with ' 42. 4 points; Bottcher 42. 0, Wall the Hastings Country Club but Eldon Mathews fired a 39 to take four points from George Cheno­ weth to bold hto six-point land to the Red Division. The division standings: Bed Dlvtefaa Mathews 51 points. Q. Miller 45. Stanley 40, Stack 30. Cheno­ weth 17. Goodyear and Taytor 35, J. Croninger 34. Irwin ». Bel­ field and Montgomery 21. Booth and W. Croninger 3d. Lawrence 19. Osgood IT. Prandscn 14. Flet­ cher 14 and Guenther 11. Take Lead in Bliss Circuit Name Leaders In HCC Men’s Golf Circuit POT’ BINGO! Smith 34." Cooper 33, Tucker. Hodges. Kelhl and Newell 31r 17. Pugh 8 Btae DtvMm Wood and Hollister 34. Hubbell 25, Blair 24, Gillespie 33. GardMorey 9. ach 31. Lublenlecki and E. Miller Miller 28. Hahn 25. McMillan and Kinney 23. Norris 30..Campbell and Boughton ID. Feldpausch IT’S EASY! IT’S FUN! PLAY LIKE BINGO! Mr«. Flora and Sue Win Mother, Daughter Honort Mrs. Rudolph Flora and daugh­ ter. Sue. won the Hastings Country Club Moihgr - Daughter Golf Tournament Sunday with New Cards-New Game Each Week I CARDS ARE FREE-NO PURCHASE REQUlMOt k Thousands of P Cash Prizes Jickpcl »20” Up to *2,OOO00 Blv' ■K COUNTRY LANE Check the numbers on this card that appear in the Jackpot Bingo Game in our next Wednesday’s ad. If you can check 5 numbers in a row. down. across or diagonally, you havg a win­ ning card. To collect, bring this card to our stos-v'Wa reserve the right to correct any typographical errors or other errors and to reject cards not obtained through legitimate channels. Our employees, their immediate families and persons under 18 years of age ate not eligible to play this game. • Vi-GAL VANILLA HCE CREAM1 With Purcheee ot One-W Gal. at Rag. Price, IJQM Callaway system, Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. Carolyn Wilder were first, Mrs. David Goodyear and Claire wm second. Mrs. Ken Roa© and Carol wane third, Mrs. Anthony HMn and Debbie were fourth, Mra. W. J. MacAlllster and Etoe Were fifth and Mra. William Stodmao and Sue Rose wm sixth. ’ ’ Freeport Church Team Wine, Laue The Presport United Brethren Softball team defeated the North Irving Church lada-M Tlruraday night. Jim Williams was the win­ ning pitcher wtth Dan Jeffery catching. Dick Taggert. slammed a home run for the winners. »10<F! PLAY and WIN A FREE Lose Right M.Crive Tbe Secretary at- Slate’s office reports that 80 Orfran* license GET DOUBLE SsHflft EVERY WEDNESDAY! judgement. and F Hi-C Orange Drink 1-Ot 14-01. NEW MICHIGAN CAN POTATOES CARTON (QUAITBM ... SPARTAN MARGARINE PERSONAL FINANCE SERVICE CENTER WITH THE PURCHASE OF AT REGULAR PRICE I 10 * BAG MODEL MANG teo w. Hex k. PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE thru 3AT„ AUG. 13, 1333 ' �sloven; DRWE A GOOD USED CAR FARM IMPLEMENTS BARRY’S SERVICE 6ET-AC0UAINIED 201 N, Broodway SALE! Phone 945-3400 Used Fenn Machinery 1964 FORD CUSTOM 5M TONY BELLI, UM VALIANT 1M4 VOLKSWAGEN 1M3 FOU) CONV. ■ CyL Stand. Dr. Standard. Dr. 6 CyL FORAGE HARVESTER Your New Lincoln-Mercury Dealer * —I.H.C. 460 Tractor. Like new I 1965 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic, power steering and brakes. Radio, heater, w/walls. Beautiful light blue finish. One owner. Only 12,000 miles. Starter and lights. -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live I*TO—hydraulic and power steering. 1964 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN —1049 John Deere GOODYEAR BROS. 1962 FAIRLANE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 Cyl. Stand, trans. Radio, heater, w/walls. 124 N. Jefferson dlo, heater, w/walls. White with red Interior. 1981 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic. Radio, heater. Bargain! 1951 FORD WAGON STATION WAGON SALE! Automatic. V8. Runs good) • 1964 Chevrolet St. Wgn. 1959 FORD GALAXIE 5M 6 Stick. Fawn Color. Classic 4 Dr.; 6 Stick. 1963 SCOUT. 4 Wheel Dr. Full metal cab. Warn Hubs. Matador Red. 4 speed trans. Red. • 1MI St. Wan. Parkwood; V8 Automatic. OVER 19 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS FROM IM TO EM Power brakes & steering. Wl 5-5052 8/11 FARM SUPPLIES ._ 135.80 .. 325.00 Rotary Cutters Cora Crib* ----------- 833549 »p Grain Augers Bale elevators Tractor and Implement Tires Pitman woods Combine canvas Plow points Hydraulic supplies Tarpaulins Scat cushions Mufflers Rake teeth Power rear window. "Everything for the Farm'' • I960 Pontiac St. Wgn. FRANCISCO Runs good . . . $199.00 LINCOLN . FARM SUPPLY MERCURY 945-3150 (-37 So. I.H. TRUCKS LARKE BUICK 1320 N. Michigan CHEVROLET TAKE OFF IN A RELIABLE CAR TECHNICIANS Phone 945-2479 EARN FULL PAY 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 a/n 1965 BUICK ELECTRA 225 4 Dr. Hardtop. Fully equipped. Air oondltloned. All extras! 41 YEARS PROGRESS SALE! ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1965 Mustong 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 3 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. 1964 Ford Custom 1964 Galaxie 500 4 Dr.(Sedan. Burgundy and white. 'Automatic. 8 Cyl. White­ walls. Power steering. 1964 Gctaxie 500 mileage. Yellow. 1963 Fairlana 4 Dr. Stand. 6 Cyl. 1961 Chevrolet !4-T. Pickup 3 Speed, 6 Cyl. 1959 Ford Vi-Tan Pickup 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleaid* Pickup. 1965 OLDSMOBILE . . . Cutlass Convertible with bucket seats. 4 speed transmis­ sion, power steering, radio, 443 option, new whitewall tires. Sharp. 1965 CORVAIR ... 2 Dr. Hardtop, sparkling white with red interior, stand­ ard transmission, radio. A nice 1964 CORVAIR Monza Coupe, 4 speed trans­ mission. whitewalls, white with blue vinyl interior. 1963 PONTIAC . . . Grand Prix 2 Dr. Hardtop, fully equipped, vinyl interior with bucket seats, console. A one owner car with very low mileage. 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, spotless in­ side and out Pull power and ranty on this one owner car. 1963 OLDS STAKF1RE 2 Dr, Hardtop. Fully equipped. lx>w mileage. One local owner. 1962 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan, power steering and brakes, ra­ dio, new- whitewall tires and 19^2 PONfiAC . .'rStarchief 4 Dr. Sedan, ra­ dio, whitewalls, power steering and brakes. One owner. NICE SELECTION OF OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR THAT SECOND CAR. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-247® 107 N Michigan Av. u......... , < — * •Hl to.l .prod, • cyl WHILE LEARNING A SPECIALTY IN IBM for Twenty Word*. BOX NUMMR—AMwotfb The Baaaer Beat aat racaoMMa® "bliwd ads" fee beef roewits we will provide "bwx ■weabee'1 service at a ffcaegi d1 IBs. 1967 CALENDARS — Wide Variper hundred. Order now and pay after Sept 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-6169 collect after 6 pm. HELP WANTED . WANTED AT ONCE LEGALS ' NOTICE OF MOBTOAOE rOHECLOBURE SALE Drfault bavins barn tn. J. In lb a County or Hostings. Write ruudillnn ut a errlaln mortsaa. ma*. t)ir |.)lh dar of Ma«h, 1B62. etecnt.J ly JAMES U. HINES an* RAWLEIGH MAHJOKIE BINES, buaband and wife, aa morl<acora, to FA It M EBB Dept. MC H 651 3 STATE BANK OF MIDDLEVILLE. * Mirblfan tar.kln* eorporallun. aa «a-rtrar.t, and rrcordra In the ofFreeport, 111. d.-e ut the KeritWf ol Dewd. for 8/li llarrr (bnnly, Mlrhljan, on March U 19AJ, In Lllirr 165 of Mort­ on pa*. 121. on which morV err ibrra la claimod lo ha dan and unpaid at tha data at thU aatlea CROSSING GUARDS Four Thou.and Five Hnndrad kishtyfour and *1/100 (S4.5S4AS) DaUara WANTED (or principal and lul.raal, no asll or City of Hastings Is seeking ap­ eroraodlu* al law or la Malty barbeen IntllUlad to racovar tha plication* for men or women to lor dolt, or nay part ot Cha dahi, aacarad serve tis crossing guards (safe­ hr tald tnortrax*. and the power ot ty patrols) at State Road at ulo in said mortfaso coo la In ad Rav­ ine bcrutna oporatlvo by raaaon ot East. Michigan at Woodland. drfanlL Broadway at Grant, State Road aueh NaUca la h.roby stvaa that aa at Toffee Drive. Friday, Oclob.r 7. >866, al >:00 o'rlork in tha afternoon, al the Eaal RICHARD 8UNIOB (root door of tho £onrt Honao in tho Chief of Police City of lUaiinca, Hut bolnf tbo 8/11 place for boldinx the Circuit Court for tho Oounty ot Barry, there wdl L. effaced tor Jala and eold to the hlxhcat bidder, at poblie aactloa or NOTICES Vrodne. for tho purpoa. of aetlafyiaj Rawleigh dealer in N. Barry Coll or write for on inter­ view stating your qualifica­ tions to: W. J. Hammon, IBM Corp. 643 W. Crosstown Parkway Kalamazoo, Michigan Kalamazoo 345-6173 Battle Creek 965-3257 An Equal Opportunity Employer 8/11 NOTICE FARMERS! We're now booking order* for Certified Seed Wheat for your fall planting. Place your order now to insure ‘prompt delivery! CALL 945-2223 FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South Hariifi, Midi. 4 616-945-9103 ALTOFT and RAYMOND MOS­ QUITO SPRAYING — Phone Wl 6-3681 and Wl 6-9373. 6/4 TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE—'Phone 845-3187. 8/3S (Xuf CANVAS TARPS . HASTINGS / Wl S-Bzl ' Subicribe to Tkc 'Banner / C L AS S 1 F 1 E D S tf Coll Wl 5-3481 NOTION: Maar iiallasa la the "male" er "female" aelumas are net laUaded tn eiclude or dis­ courage eppllcatioae from peruosa ot tbe other ear. Buch ltatln*a are for the eonvoalonco of reader! be cause aoma occumHmo are con­ sidered more siumIIvo to partsa i ot one tex than tho olh.r. Die crimination la employment breauae ot tee la prohibited by the 186* Fe*arel civil rlfhte act with ear­ tala eic.pllone. Employmen a*eaelea and employers covered by lha set meal ladlcau In their adver llMStent whether the Hated peti­ tion! are available to both eaxaa ★ Work Wonted HANDY - MAN would like odd Jobs of any kind. Call RO 5­ 8831. tf ★ Wanted FORECLOSURE NOTICE B-71188 FHA 363 013583 231 MOHTUAGK BALE — Default baa been made in the condition, of a Mortgagee.' an^T'Vioulae*??. Mctk" hu.V.and and the IM.'-rt J. 34.. Mbhi wife, to Jamea T. Barnoa and Com peny, a Mlrhlcan rurporallon. Mort­ gagee, dated October 5. 186». and record e-l oat <>< tuber 31, 1861, in bo.Yrd op cot’xn Uber 176. n MX" 341. Barre County Reeorda. Mirblgaa. JU* ^eaawnrd J>y ROAD COMMInHIONEI Court for the County of Harry. Brute of Charles 5. Traphaxen. Deraaaed.. Fib Na. 14.530, It la Ordered that on AuruA S3. I860, at 10 a.m. la U> Prubaw Court­ room. Haallnra. Michigan, a hearing be hoi* on the peUlion of David A. Dimmer*. Administrator, for allow- HABTIXUH. MICKIllAK NOTICE TO BIDDBM Hllutolnve, All prof will .ball b. S^-aawgig? made aa vrovWed by etetute and ‘“bihp^H. MlkbelL Jad*o ot FraDaUd: data 30. 18M. David A Ditameri. A Horney at Low .108 W. Court Bl. HaatiMO. Mkhigaa * PREFERABI.Y A SMALL FUR­ NISHED year-round home by married couple (teachers) in area south of Hastings. Have piano. Richard Robinson. 743 Denner, Kalamazoo, Michigan. tf TYPEWRITERS and all on Ice machines cleaned, oiled and MAN to assume responsible posi­ adjusted. All work guaranteed. tion In store. V. & 8. Hard­ ware, Hastings. « ’*l'Sfr"bo power of role retained PUBLICATION OBDBB. »/i» 4 Help Wanted can by an ...lcnm.nl dated March 15. 1865. and recorded on March III. 1865, in Uber ITT. on P*ce 487. Barry County Berorda. Michigan, un Whirl, inortaace there la claimed to lu due al the dale thereof th. aura of Twelve theueand eight hundred thirty S/ll dollars and .ateety ,lwe ee*U (»13.- Henderahott Halidin* Haatlnca. Michigan . BANNER WINICK'S 2M N.iM^gaa ma*, aa provided by law and Court DAVENPORT—in good condlUou. 835.00. Call Wl 6-3188. nil.. Dated: July 38. 1066 *8/11 Philip IL MitrhrlL Jndfo ot ProONE USED JACOBSON RID­ jatnr. J. Dunn. Atty. ING LAWN MOWER, one used 14><0 Wolverine. Federal Tower , Battle Creek, MErhifan it/IS Red riding mower, and one used Lawn Boy riding lawn mower. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ PUBLICATION—Order .To Answer. ware. 8 25 Htate ot Mlchifan. in tbe Circuit Court for th. County of Harry. • Anne M. Kall. Plaintiff va. William ONE HOTPOINT ELECTRIC C. HalL Defendant. File No. 751. STOVE—Regular size. In good On tbe 33nd day of June. 1866. condition: 1 large mirror; 1 en action wa. tiled by Anne M. Hall. center table; 1 living room Pleinliff, altainn WlBlsta C. Hall. Pefeadaat. m thia Court to obtain chair with stool. 503 E. Ed­ monds St. Caledonia, Michi­ It la Hereby Ordered, that the De­ gan. 891-8603. 8/11 fendant. William C. Hall, ehall aaawer or take each other action aa may be permitted hr law on or before the MARINE BALES &. (let day of October. 1866 Failure WHEELER SERVICE — Mercury outboard to comply with thia order will revolt in a jud*mant by default aralnil motors. New and used boats. inch Defendant for tho relief de­ Plote Borts. Trailer; and ac­ mended in the Complaint filed in thia cessories. M-66 in Nashville. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf Archie D. McDonald. Circuit Jud*e. gss-i-uiwrPUBLICATION ORDER. Attorney for PteintiS Hute of Mkbtcaa. Probate Court S88 W. Court SL . Haalfnxa. Mlehlcan S/ll for the County of Barrr. lu the Mallee ot the Cbaaxr ot Name ot Betty DeFrei.t. File No. 14.753. PUBLICATION ORDER. Stale of Mkblean. Probate Court . Il la Ordered that on Au*uil 33. 1M8. at «:<W am. in the Probate for lb. Coanly of Barry. EaUle of chrUtiaa <»rwein*rr. De- Courtroom. Haailnca. Mlrhlcan. a hrnrln* bo held <>n the petition of eeeaed. File No. !4.«J3. Il la Ordered Out on Aa*ual S». BeUl DePrie.1 lo chance her name IMS. al 8: OO a.m.. in the Probata to Betty Allan. ( Courtroom. Baatinci. Mlehlcan. a hearinr be held on th. petition ol made a. provided by alatulo and John Brecb.i.en, exrcnlor. ter allow­ Court rule. Philip H. Mitchell. Jed*. <* Pro­ ance of hla final account. Publkcalloa and aentce ahall be bate. \ mad* a» provided by statute and Datxl: Aufutl 3. 1866 fortrichl and .Hoddy C*PkUi7 H. Mitchell, Jud*, rt Pro­ Attornv). at tie Doud: Auual 3, 1864 OertrifhT end Baddy al Law 8 11 Attorneys Hrnder.hoo Bclldia* Hastlnse. Michi*a» U $3.47 up. C.II SMIUY BUILDINGS KJCPKRT TAILORING oc tadlm' GO CLASSIFIED 945-2223 5m7 to 16x20 Service mb Burkey Auto Glass 6s . Radiator Shop, 311 N. JtBuson, Hastings. tf HASTINGS MILLING CO. SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS Quality struct urea built WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED FARMERS! NOTICE IBM NEEDS YOU To fill these challenging technical positions IN FIELD ENGINEERING Special — Your rasor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only •135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. State St, Hartings tf KT X 52" EXPANDO MOBILE EXPERIENCED MECHANIC HOME—Take over payment*. and man to run a grease rack. Call IV 5-3906. 8/1 Good working conditions and benefit*. Apply Larite Buick TABLE P/-JKR - For picnics, and Chevrolet, 1435 8. Han­ family reunions, lota of uses over. tf 40* by 300- 8350 at The Banner office. tf SALESMAN WANTED—To rep­ resent large Oil firm In pro­ tected territory. Established SPORT RIFLE - >0-06 custom farm accounts. Sale* experi­ rifle made by McCord's of ence preferred, however, can Ionia. WUl shoot a 1* group at qualify on other merits, such 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ as farm or mechanical back­ tion, Yeager barrel and trigger, ground. Assignment adjusted Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable for part or full time positions. scope, peepsight in mount, full No age limit Qualified retirees monte carlo hand rubbed stock, accepted. Write D. W. Cham­ sling with quick detach, swivels bers. Merchandising Manager, PLUS, complete handloading Central Petroleum Company. equip, for above. Echo press. 548 Standard Bldg., Cleveland, 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, Ohio 44113. 8/11 powders, primers and loaded sheila, etc. Rifle value. 8300.00 — loading equipment 870 00. TWO KEY MEN-35 to 45 to call on customer* in this area. Sal­ win sell complete for only ary plus expenses. Excellent 8250.00. Can 945-3884 after 6 advancement opportunities Sales or farm experience bene­ ficial. For Interview arrange­ ments write: John DeLeeuw. ★ For Salo—Real Estato 353 Woodmere 8.E, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 8/11 FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ em clean 3-bedroom ranch. ★ Miac«llanaotu Gas heat; full basement; built-in kitchen. Large corner lot In excellent neighborhood INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ across from elementary school. TLED GABI See Carl St Betty e Call 945-2841. tf Appliances before you buy I They Bell—They Install—They CABIN FOR SALE—West side of Barlow lake. Central Sec­ South. tion. Area 5. Large shady lot with 16-foot frontage and STALK SHREDDERS FOR right-of-way to lake. Dock and RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply, M37 So. 945-3150. tf beach. Price 83.600 with 8500 down and land contract. Reg Crldler, Lqwell. Mich. R3. 8/11 A Notices NASHVILLE —3 bearoom home with deep lot. Ou heat. Semlbathroom. Small basement. WHY NOT LET US MAKE you Must sell to settle estate. 83A0Q. ‘B rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line Call Wl 5-5619. 8 11 stamp with your name, adHOME FOR BALE on two extra^ large lota. Garage with base-i, 8225. This Includes, postage mcnL Bath with shower.' rand sales tax, Burpee's SpecRight of way on Bauble Lake laity Shoppe. Delton. Mich, FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. 48046. tf MENT, one 4-room cottage, PRICED TO BELL. Phone: furnished or unfurnished. Lake mortxa*.. tofathar with 'interval th.to­ 1-266-6282. Irons, Michigan, tf CAR0CT CLEANING IS EASY on el aovoo (7*V) t‘«r cent p.r an­ privileges. AU utilities fur­ 1 with Host New Electric Upnum. together with tha Ircol coata and nished. Phone 633-3094. tf 3-BEDROOM HOME—Very nice chargea ot ealr. Including tho attor­ location. Access to Middle ney feoa aa provided by law and In WE ARE READY TO work. Clean 180 square feet .aid mort(a<e, th. landa and protnlara 2 BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE Lake. Call- WX 5-5944 or Wl 5­ for only 8686. Hastings Floor In raid morlxax. mentioned and deaat Algonquin Lake. Call Wl 5­ 9155. tf BUY YOUR GRAIN eribed aa followa. tewil: Covering, 133 W State, Has3961 after 5:30. A parcel of land deacrlbed aa Lein* 1 FOR BALE BY OWNER — Two' Ung*- Phone Wl 5-5118. tf AT TOP MARKET PRICES a part ot Lot 13 ot Aaaeaacr'o story frame house In fourth > IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY flat Number *. accordla* to tho recordni plat thereof. Sa" recorded ward. Oas heat. Two baths, fiVe, FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM Cail Us for in Liber 1 of Plata, on pace IO. In bedrooms. One block triim the office of tha Rexiater of Dooda SERVICE! No Charge for over­ school. Available around Sept. for Barry County. Alao beta* a part Daily Market Prices of the South one-halt'ot Boeilon 3J. 1. Shown by appointment. NOnCE—After this <tate I will Town * North. Ran*. 10 Weal, Phone Wl 5-3868. 8/1 not be responsible for debts in­ Drying and SJnsagW— more particularly deacribad Mt curred by anyone other than Commencln* 3 rode Eaat of the TAVERN SDMIN DELTON—A Facilities Available. oca-quarter port on the Bowlh lino myself. of raid Section 73. thence Northhigh - volume operation, one Chancy H. Davis. Jr. 8/11 weelerly aloe* the center ot hl*hother tavern In this area, 6way l.adln* from Middleelll. lo room' apartment for________ owner. REDUCED PRICES In effect un­ ____ _______ ____ Irvins about 12 rode Northerly ot □ i . „ inn the place of berlnnln*. thence in a seating capacity over 100. til August 35 on Frlgidalre. upHonthweoterly direction 37 rode to minimum help required to opright and chest freezers. Free the above mentioned aorllon Una. 1006 East Railroad st. — »• n,o«< uii rail erate Priced t« to sell. Call Hatrh Batch 1 delivery. Call Wl 5-3474 for in­ thence due Eaat on aald lection State-Wide, phone 963 - 8108; formation. Consumers Power Uno to the place et beginnln*; Wl 5-2941 Tbornapplo Townahlp. Barry Coun­ evenings or 963-2200 Battle! Company. 8/18 8/11 ty. Mlehitan. Creek. 246 North 20th St, Bat­ Dated: July 13. I860 tie Creek. 8/18 Richard J. Ilndaon. cf Bletel A HndronZ Attorney! for Faudero Blate Bank LIQUOR BAR at Yankee Springs 103 W. BUM mfael Resort Area, dining and danc­ HaaUn*., Mlehlcan 10/6 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — ing, steady year - round busi­ PG. 171, Hastings Telephone ness. One other liquor license Wl 5-3885. Meetings every FVBUCATION ORDER. In county. Property Includes Monday, 8 pm. tf Probate Churl. Barry Con sty. attractive building, plenty of Michlsen. parking, equipment In excel­ Eilat, ot Julia A. Blorr. Decraaed. lent condition. For details con­ ★ Wanted to Buy Over Stan'* W*llp«per •fr for Solo—MlecelloBMM FUa No. 14.316. Take Notleo that on Au*oa| 66, tact Batch State-Wide Real & Paint Store 1066 at 10:31) A.M. in th- Probate Estate, phone 963 - 8108. Eve­ Courtroom, Henin*.. Mlrhl*an. a OPEN FRIDAYS nings 963-3300 Battle Creek. 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ h-arln* will be bad on a petition by POR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. the Ereeutor ot laid elate prayin* rage In or near Hastings. Call —Use Rexall's fart permanent. that a lirenae bo fathered to tell the 633-2719 Delton. tf Regular 82.00 — Now 81.00. No vendor'! Intereel ot aald aetata In * MODERN 3 bedroom home on pre-shampoo — No after odor. land contract, for the purpoaa of N. Michigan Ave. Excellent Good Supply of carrying out the provlaiona ot th. Available at Jaoob's Pharmacy, condition. Call Wl 5-4974 or jl. Wonted to It mF Imat WlU and Tenement of aald tf Men's and Boy's Socks SY 5-3186 for appointment, tf w nonr'° to wonr *i?bllcatlon and aerrlce will be GOOD AS NEW STORE 5352* V‘ FOR SALE—1964 Chevy n 3 dr. 6 cylinder, standard tranpn te­ aton, white with red Interior. Excellent condition. Call 653­ 3348. or 653-9641. 8/11 appointment call Nellie Balmer •45-8844 or 945-9156. tf IN MIMORIAMS—-2c per weed. CAROS OF THANKS NGTICT Naw • RamoJal # Automotive MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL and make money doing It. Full or part time opportunity for ambitious woman to assist me In my beauty counsellor teach- It poys to speciolize. And IBM will pay you while you train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It's your chance to get started in one of today's fastest-grow­ ing areas of electronics.! As a Customer Engineer, you'll install and maintain the latest IBM data processing equipment. It's a demanding job. one re­ quiring intelligence and skill. You'll receive con­ tinuous training to update your knowledge. Ankle and Knee Length Socks If you have what it takes, for Girls . you con be promoted to a position of even greater re­ Low prices on sponsibility in this chal­ Shorts and Swim Sults—3 tor 25c lenging field of information Wide Choice of handling ond control. Ladies' Dresses (over 200) What do you need to get on rack started’ Mechanical apti­ WALK UP AND SAVE! tude. Knowledge of elec­ 8 11 tronics. And two years of technical school or equiva­ lent experience. Heating - Plumbing MSN. Mid., Hu 745-2421 RATE—50c tic; Power steering, radio, heater. One owner. Real clean I —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. 1962 FAIRLANE . MINIMUM DISPLAY CLASSIFIED 1963 FORD GALAXIE 580 3 Dr. Hardtop. V8 automatic, —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. power steering, radio, w/walls. Med blue metallic. Nice! 1962 CHEVROLET • 1962 Rambler St. Wgn. Classified Paragraphs] CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 CAIH .ATI—IH. er. w/walls. A nice one owner —Oliver 7 ft. P.TO. Combine. Good Shupe I 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. 4 Dr. Breeseway Sed. Auto. Power 8L Radio, heater, white- —I.H.C. 8 ft. PTO Combine. —John Deere 25 PTO Combine. (7 ft) •zn 1944 FOB!) GALAXIE 5M RED TAG VALUE DAYS SPECIALS PHONE 945-3481 . Xe. S to Mae Village of Middleville Heclio. 11. To-a 4 -,Xefib. Jiaa^e 8/U Barry cKinty. Michigan. aa recordad in Uber t ol Hate. F*C* 11. BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD cdMMietrbsKRs or the COUNTY or BAHRY. MICHIGAN �Heber Julian of Maple Grove Dies Sunday Card of Thank* In Mpmoriam CAMO OT THANKS Dr. Raymond Finnic, Rev. Elliott and Rev. Joldmma for calls, all the Guild girls who sent me cards, my neighbors and friends. I thank you all far remembering ma during my stay at pennock Hospital. Mra. Uoyd Owen Haettaga. iu uvmk?!. ma., a son oi Jamea and Rovena (Wllhwm) CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks and appre­ married to Three Him to ciation to Rev. Elliott, friends, Myrtle Bquicra, who eurrivea. neighbors and relatlvsa, for the many calls and cards I received during my long stay to St. Mary's daughters, Mn Violetta Hanson Hospital, Grand Rapids. Erls Jarman IN MEMOBIAM Services were held Wednesday In loving memory of my aon, at 3 pm. from tbs Vogt Funeral Home to Nashville with tbe Re/. E. F. Rhoades officiating, Buriql Not a day do we forget you, ' waa In Wilcox Cemetery, Maple Thoughts of you are always near. Grove Ibwnshlp. We, who loved you. sadly miss Sadly missed by Mother Gene­ vieve. Stepfather Harold, bro­ ther Dan, and sisters. Pal and Virginia and grandmother Daisy Pleasant Valley By Mrs. Ethel Blank Bunday morning, Aug. 7, al the LEGALS with Use Ovcnahlres supplying at the West Lowell U. B. Church. MOTTOS TO BIDDXM quite well attended Also they were happy to see Mias Bothel Mote, who has been supplying aa >111 Buturday afternoon. traveling via with her father. Cayton Mote >»rry County. BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD (XVMUIMIONKUI OF THZ COUNTY OF BARRY. MICHIOAN will be teaching school near home. Everyone is happy to have Sunday evening will be rendered Football Heat Deaths Preventable, Says AMA Univenity of Kentucky football CHICAOO-H«l deaths smonS high school and college football coach Charles Bradshaw said his players could be a thing of the past ifcoaches and playen follow recom­ proved by regular breaks for water mendations made at a meeting here •nd rest. Overworking players in recently. hot weather only decreases their When foolbell practice opens in efficiency, he said. a few weeks, the first hot days Said Purdue University's team could be dangerous for pU>trs un­ physician, L. W. Combs, M.D-: less precautions to avoid heat ill­ “Coaches used to think that if a ness sre taken now, a panel of pli>tr lost a lot of weight on the medical and sports authorities •greed. good workout. Actually, all the Heat illness last year caused the plajer lost was body liquid—which deaths ofone college foot bell player is dangerous;" •nd four, possibly five, high school Allan J. Ryan, M.D., team physi­ players. It comribuied to "close cian at the University of Wisconsin, calls" and injuries of many more. agreed with Dr. Combs. "Any The five-man panel, appearing al player who loses more than three a meeting sponsored by the per cent of his body weight in a American Medical Association's practice session is not getting enough Committee on the Medical Aspects uli and water," he said. of Sports, agreed that: 1. Prospective foolball players result in beat stroke, an extremely should get out of air-conditioned dangerous condition, Dr. Ryan surroundings now and start gelling painted out. Anyone can suffer heal accustomed io vigorous exercise in stroke if he is active in hot weather hot weather. and neglects to replace salt and 2. Coaches should abandon the water lost by perspiration. The re­ old practice of withholding water sult is a breakdown in the sweating from athletes during practice. Fail­ mechanism and collapse. ure lo replenish waler and salt lost If prompt measures aren’t taken through penpiration increases the lo get the heat stroke victim cooled chances for heal exhaustion or heat immediately, the result can be death slroke. • —sometimes within 15 minutes. 3. Athletes should be acclimated Approximately 850,000 boys in to hoi weather by carefully grad­ 14,500 U5. high schools now plajr uated practice schedules. Al least I football, said Clifford B. Fagan, cC the first five days of practice should cculive secretary of the National be devoted to non-contact workouts, Federation of State High School 4. Both coaches and players Athletic Associations. should be alert for signs ot heat ill­ "The few deaths that occur in ness. such as lethargy, stupor, awk­ football can probably never be com­ wardness, or unusual fatigue. pletely eliminated," Fagan said, Carlton Center By Mrt. Mae Overtmith •■but *r cm eliminate death* due preventable." Coaches can avoid Irpuble by keeping a close watch on their plajers for the first signs of heat illness, uid William E. Newell, ath­ letic trainer at Purdue University • nd executive secretary of the National Athletic Trailers Association. Parents can help protect their athkic-sons by watching for signs of fatigue and emotional strain, Sleep habits, Newell said. Fred Hem. Ph.D., director of the AMA Department of Health Edu­ cation and secretary of the AMA's Committee on the Medical Aspects of Sports, was panel moderator. Dr. ■R>an is a member of the AMA Committee on Exercise and Ph>sical Fitness, and is a past president •f the American College of Sports Medicine. Highbank By Mre. Veen HaiMite Colander tf Spacial Evant* special calbcmb planning a chicken barbecue tor Saturday, Aug. 37, in downtown Saturday evening oallera of Mr. Woodland, serving from 5 to 8 a Mra Varn Hawbllta. A Mr. Mra Viator Schantz, Diane Austin Schantz «trenry«ri Retired Delton Railroad Man Dies Thursday tbe shop ia offering Batuntay morn- Park, Bunday. * Heber Julian. kindergarten age through 6th grade July 9 through August 37, □rove, paaeed away Bunday 9:30-11:30 am. Flrot come basis each Saturday. Up to 30 children. Montara are invited to acupiture ftciated and burial «v tn ttw long time. seaatona Thursday nights. Blabop and family at Battle HawbUtz came Tuceday evening Durfee Hawblltz, birthday, bringing cake By Mrt. John Hook 4 Hump MS-2M4 Grove Birthday Club will meet BolUiooro U. B Sunday acbool potluck picnic at 5 Railroad. on Nor. 19, 1904, in HMUnga In addition to hla wife, he MOTlved by a daughter. Mra William Swifts' and family children. Charlevoix. * Tommy VerMeulm East Middle Lake Battle Creek to Defiance. Ohio, Vem Hawblltz called recently on Jack Green In Hastings. A Mr. lotto. Mra. Fred Miller and Mr- home at Bronson Bunday. * Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor called on Darla returned from California U’eir uncle, Mr. and Mra. Warrm Calms, Saturday vtadtnra w—— nrnr„ Dale Blabop. Nyla and Douglas family, Mr. and Mra Flint. Judy Fender Friday night at the blite ★ Gladys Hawbllte has re- South EUB Church. * Callers Grand Rapids. Bomflcld recently broke his teg Moore called on Mra. Jennette while loading cattle. He la get- Earner in Hastings, Thursday. * Haadarsbat & Vidnlty Claude Hammond of Hinds, Earl Greydon Hynes of Battle Creek. By Mrs. Richard Clark spent Saturday at the Thomases 5 PUaa M5-J7JJ In Yrokley district, Howard help­ A family picnic was held SunNirs. Jerry (Anna) Andrus en­ ing In haying. at Charlton Park Bunday. Sixty* Hammond of Hastings, Clarence tered Pennock Hospital Friday. TtmUCATIOM OXDEM Jerry Is staying with their Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nuabaum mid children. Huger and Nancy Warren Brogan. Attending were daughter in Nashville. * Mr. and from Temperance. Mich, and Mra. Louie Perex of Battle Creek Mtas Sharon Belson from Bat- Debbie, Diana, Bartsbto, Steve Tho Dale Zook family spent spent Sunday afternoon with her Highbank, Rose Pox Is spending of Michigan. They attended the Ovcramlth. * Several mall boxes arc spending some time at their Moorcn and Earl Moores. Satur­ Bob VanDenburg and boys. Mr. the week at tho Y camp. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hart of Lite reunion al West Branch and on the Usborne Rood were dam­ Houghton Lake Cottage. Mr. and day evening. and Mrs. Dick Clark and family aged Friday night by "cherry" Mr. and Mra Charles Pung Marvin Jantz! family at Au Gres bombs. * Miss Killy Rusli of tend two children from Ionia, spending a week with them and until Monday. A Mr. and Mrs. Hastings was a Saturday night ar.d .Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bailey, Glen Rodger and family and Edwin Hcffel bower and the and Sunday guest of Mra. Louie the Marvin Freys. from South Carolina visited ttrclr Dale Crum la stationed at Viet­ uncle. Earl Moore Sunday. A Mr, Floyd Heffclbowcrs' al*> attend­ Henney. * Mrs. Ette Richard­ ed the Lite reunion. * Congratu- son of Grand Rapids visited Mr. nam. His brother, David, a mem- and Mra Al Boner and family Brovant and family of Gallon. and Mrs. Guy Nash last week. * from Fort Wayne, Ind., camo Ohio. Colhru were Mrs. HslUo By Mrt. Albert Green Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Groves furlough tn the Stoles at the Friday night to spend the week­ birth of a girt, Kristin Aug. 1. at and children from Battle Creek end at Lynden Norris', Sunday and grandson of Battle Creek. * Butterworth Hospital in Grand spent Friday with her grand­ Rolland Tuck surprised ’her they and Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Mr. and Mra Marshall Tripp Rapids, weight, 7 lb.. 14 oza. She parents. Mr. and Mrs * Clark ....... .... ' --------------- rcNorris attended the Chaffee re- Phillip Armstrong on the birth and Brenda. Mr. and Mra Albert. bunday by coming from Paw Union at Chariton Park, a Mr. hiur a stater. 15-monttu-old. A Overxml th. Green and Mra. Archie Burd Questa of ll»c Dewey Farris ftunThe W15.CS. meeting Thurs­ Paw and spending the day with and Mra Lyle Honover from PUBLICATION ORDER. went to Middleville Thursday day at the home of Mr. and Mra. her. a Mr. and Mrs. SUrling Buchanan spem Friday nt LynKill! MleSlit»n. Tk. Probata and surprised Larry Tripp on his were Ida sister's families, the Zenas Colvin was well attended. French attaidud the French re- dm Norris', a Mr. and Mra. birthday by taking to a potluck union at Tydcn Park in Hartings Lynden Norris called at Richard Floyd Oakman family of SomDiane White of Leach Lake dinner and cake. Mrs. larry Hui" 1 >t son from Revelations. Next Bun­ Sunday.----------------------------------------- Choffres in Morgan Sunday, spent Friday and Saturday with TriPP and children were also July 31. family of Boswell. Pa . the Dewey day he will be beginning a aeries Vickie Clark to help Vickie cele­ 10:00 AM. | Mra. Harold Mathews and Mra. brate her 14th birthday. * Mr. Farris family were last weekend of sermons on the second com­ Burd of Nashville. Mra. Dale ing ot Christ and he extends an Karol Owen and children from and Mrs. Garl Schantz and fam­ Burd and daughter, Kathy of invitation to all. Services begin Algonquin Lake called Wcdncs- ily were Sunday dinner guests ot Wisconsin called al the Archie rllh Wil! Ar at 9:15 am. A Mr. and Mra. Rex Mr. and Mrs. John Lotson and Burd homo Saturday. Dale Pennington and family, who Jones. * Mr. and Mra. Rennie Burd's are spending their vaca­ By Francer Johruton family spent Thursday of last have been camping at Charlton Publlrailnn Elizabeth and Cindy Dawson, all Mott were Monday visitors of tion In Nashville with Ray Burd Park, will be leaving for a trip Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mattison from Nashville, called at Lloyd Mrs. Bopapa Rivrra of Lansing A family has moved Into the up nortit. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Owens Wednesday. A Owen L. Pennington, their parents, spent vLUting with their granddaughwere Sunday callera In Grand Friday with them at the park. i.... Rapids, called by the death of Raymond Rivera were at the Lloyd Owens'. * Mrs. Lloyd Tony Barcroft spent last week Ellglo GalAvli home. * The Owen returned homo Monday Herman's brother-in-law, Barney at the f --------- ' • ‘ ” '' Koster, where they met the fam­ Debbie. after being in Pennock Hospital tiaona. there this week. Larry Rafflcra near Woodbury eight days. On Thursday and Friday tha ville, Sunday. * Archie Burd ily at the Jankboff Funeral -------- ------------ j. Sam Holly were were Sunday vtattora of Mr. and went to Roderick Tietz's near In Battle Creek over the week­ Mra. Cori Kruger of Sturgis and Hartings. Saturday and helped PUBLICATION OBDEB. For Banner Classified Ads end to aee their new grand­ Sunday they called an Mra daughter. Kimberly Sue Bueller. Albion with Mra. Raymond Guti­ Call Wl 5-3481 Mamie Panfiate® of Dowling. Mra. Ethel Blank called to are A Dale Dawson of Lowell came erres and Becky Lee. A Mr. and her daughter, Bunday, also other Wednesday and spent the rest Mra. Roy Warner were Friday of the week with hla grandpar­ supper guests of Rev. and Mrs. It ]* Or4. to visit her, including her daugh­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Val­ ter and husband. Mr. and Mra entine. i|«. Mlehttra. >n Che pallttox Vaughn Augst of Schoolcraft, a tending the David Warner fam­ Mr. and Mra. Ivan Olmstead and ily reunion Sunday at Moore's family were among tlr guests at Che Elwood Yodera home in Freeport Saturday evening to family of Cleveland. Ohio, came boner their parents, Mr. and By Mrt. Leo Frey Mrs. Paul Olmstead of Lake Odwm on their 45th wedding Izjrctta Hanuitond was admit­ Bartletts and other relatives Tbe nnnlveraary. ted u> Pennock Hospital Tuesday Roger Bartletts of Minncapoto. and Wednesday as the result of a Minn., camo Monday and the iderekoll halMInt alight car accident, A Last Sun­ Curtricbt. day a family reunion was held tn Benders Pork Isonoring Mra. their parents and have a family Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery KEYS DUPLICATED while y©u FUBUOATIOV ORDER. George Odell and family from get-together before they return wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Repair WtecxuLsln. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sharon and Kim Bartlett of -at Jaffertoo. Estate Nuabaum and family, Mlaa Minneapolis, Mina, are spending \ WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Jim Geiger and family of Lake K.i; Hubbard Hills Lake Odessa Pltal. Saturday. Mrs. Howard Osborne at Tlllot- Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman Mra. Ronnie Hawkins and cMldren of Tucson. Arix, were also vlsltings here. Bunday, July 31. vlsltora at the George Barker home were Mr. and Mra Gerald Barker af Belding. Mrs Monty Rxwllrm nf t —_ Ritter of Lansing. Mra ArvlUa Murty and Mr. and Mra William day, July 31. to honor John Waldren on hla Mth birthday. USE BANNER WANT ADS! "We're Ai Near Aa Your Telephone" W Banfield - Vicinity SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference llaitlnc* h»ld oa PhUlp H. PUBLICATION ORDER. ■I 11:00 REPAIR—Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State Charles Reed and family, Mr. fete. A Mra J. C. Martillotte and ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according and Mrs. William Shaw, Mra daughter, Martha and son. Jerry St. Phone Wl 5*5316. 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ of Albion. New York, were guests to your specifications. Farm Bu­ Glodle Davis and Mr. and Mra ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So., Wl 5­ Mulford. Rose hnd family all of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mixter 2223. Joined in the funrand game? fol­ tuid Mrs. Nora Valdays lart week lowing the picnic dinner, a Mrs. and visited other friends. Mr.' CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM Leo Frey gave a blue and pink and Mrs. Loula TMker of Grand AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Mr. and Mra J. R. Jordan Repairs and sharpening. Saw on Auxuat 30tb. shower Thursday honoring her tings Floor Covering. 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ stater. v'— *■*. ——• r. stater, Mra Everett C o u c «. h. “‘^5' .^17™' Taik'r parts and supplies. McCulloch State. Wl 5-5H8. ICE — 24 hour Service (black Twelve guess were pruanc from '"V'J1* and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Hartings, Delton and Battle, Valda-« and white 1. Jacobs Prescrip«.on Creek. A Mr. and Mrs. Gary Me- I Sat^X Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3 J50. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. | tdng. w Weekend gueata of R< v. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING — Alvey and two Guaranteed workmanship. Alio RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. all kinds of Jewalry Repair and Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTpM DRAPERY SERVICE — Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 and Mra Norman Pram an<f at *nd Michael re­ Largest selection of Drapery ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Fine Lake. A Mr and m™ eu. ; with their grandparents, W. State St. Fabric* In Barry County. Kir*ch Wl 5-5176. gene N^raurrTanSjamS ** Augurt a Mr rod*. Installation and Hanging. ■‘“tf j’-y .«•» IS™ Beverwyk'* Color Center, 221 and Mra HinUd ^7^* " GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracW. Mill. daughters. Heather, Beverly and Janice of Altegan. * July 30 a and Mrs. Wl'bur Neeb anti Pa- ' in our new building at 124 N. appliances. CaU 945-2317. mlsceUaneoua bridal shower was Uicta. with their gUrata. the given by Mra Eugene Nuabatun Raymond Andersons of Union TROPHY CENTER—Plu* *pecialCity. Ind., are vaeattonlng at1 ixed engraving ol all kind*. Gil­ attending from Allegan were VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR5-5052. ~ w mm more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., Mra. Albert Keel and daughters, JRay McKlmmy of Beaverton Phone 945-5316. Janice and Beverly; from Chlw’Tf July 2fl callers of Rev. and and daughter. Veronica. Vickie, Mra Arthur Dodge. Mrs John Buiinets Services Offered and Vatorie; Bristol. DI.. Mra Whitmer of Beaverton and Mra ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Gorge Odell and Patty. Three Repair and new work. Fixtures and supplies. Kellyy Electric KOBERT W. STACK. Owner LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Service. 524 MkWWvUta Rd., and Mra Robert Larite. Crazy thorised Dealer for Wheel Horn Systems. Sold,, in, tai led, serviced. bridge wm played. Winners were Phone Wl 512700 after 5 pw. . Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Mra CharlM R«d. Miaa Veronica Hasting*. .By Mrr. Lloyd Ou>en E. L- Carpenter Hardware. 5381. Mllltoa and/Mra William Whit- Business Directory MEMOftlAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Irsdiwi SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE State Farm Iniuranca AUTO — FIU BONDS Swanson Iniuranca East Doud All Form* of Imuranc* and Bond* JERRY ANDRUS Robert «*> family are vacationing at tisetr fttsn Bottle Creek called at WlU Houghton Lake cowage for a Curd's and Lloyd Owens Satur­ week A The Women* Society of day a!tem9an.,.Bariier in the ' visited i'-DU- Call 945-3481 If .You Would I Thh1W^ty-'S^3ie.4Ad LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Initallation, Dry Well, Drain Ve^Pump'n« ‘$2^-00 for 1st 1.000 galj.J. Call 945-5482. Concrete Product! GET YOUR READY-MIX from the tarry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravwl Co- Home off.ee 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Miscellanaoua HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR C£NJER —Raw wood or finished uTw.uSt "-** «-4<o. TrinklM, *T|,lily SENTZ TV COLOR SALKS AND $»VICeJ?3i5 S. HanovVl; 945-3862. Free service for ope year on Setchali-Carlson Color. �■AMTDfGI BANNER Past Resident Dies Tuesday; Burial Here I OU* I died in Grand Rapids, Butterworth Hospital Tuesday. Kessenlck, Steve Barnum. Bruce Hahn, Brad Heath. Brian. Smith, Brian Echtinaw, Mark Ostroth. R*> Adams. Ted Fiugeraid and Rick Morgan Mike Pitxgerald upset Davs Williams' Connie Mack nine last Tuesday. 5-1, to force Dave's team U> play another postponed game to sew up the champion­ cinched the championship by ship. Should his team lose he whipping Pennington's Orioles will be tied for first with Rudy 16-9 last Wednesday McPherson's team who has com­ pleted the season. Rudy's squad Nina Dackar is Honored Friday Nine Tops Pennington For Crown McKeon gh’« (-3 L’S^Tfir The 78U1 annual Maaton of lu-ung* Mfr Co. 1 the enttre Ume In elected Mr* Mildred Huff, 12U FlUgerald's team with a to finish one game bark. MaKeough and Dave Vanderveen each scored three runs to lead the winners. Kruko was the leading hitter with two Permington collected two triple* and the Burton Hrtgtata Garden Club. Rush two singles to pace the wm a notional accredited Judge County, moved to Grand Rapids In 1913 and lived there the real a lie for the top. Should Mike defeat Dave's team end then win a makeup game against Jim Williams, a three way tie will exist. Steve Pocemlk allowed only three hits in hurling his first game in the Connie Mack league HU mates collected six hila and The following boys won tro­ former member of the Grand phies for the Basehogger*: Cap­ six walks to score two runs in Valley Rose Society and member tain McKeouRh. Mark Lancaster, the hrat and three in the fifth the victory. Mark Cole led of tl«e Mutual Improvement Dave VanderVcen, Gordy Finnic. for u „ WUWCI » with Wlul uucr UHfc John the winners three ,hits. Club. Jem Buwalda Jack Pe low. Bn- Nlxon alld jMk Reynolds pitched She wm the daughter of the an Shetterly. Kurt Keller, Mark /or lose,, v1*n5,w“°,enI In the final Babe Ruth league Surviving are bar husband. Burke. Steve Hoke. Gary Con- actton the All-stars again deP*Uy'Rob*rt Kru‘ Wes VanDtnburg's chamMcQulre ! pion Indians, this time 8-7 in a daughter. MTa Emeat Cronk- ko~tntl The Indians scored five runs thriUlng same. Reynolds and El­ right, Grand Rapids; two sons. in the tint inning against the mer 8mlth *l]owed the Indians ». of v. Charlotte; mm * biwummu )Br?u? Cu<ll,a,ie« six hit* as his teammates picked J. nine grandchlldren: two two great, grrnt, grandchildren; grandchildren;1 ' »ith two hit*. Mark Hut-Iup ---------------■------• Steve —— dim: seven oilJ. Jim — Ellis and - - - ■ 1 chins had two hits for the Tleerx Tigers Merrill. Ellis. Dick Arnold. New­ John McQulre, Randy Shetterly ell Heath and Brian PufpsfT and Greg Cole each reached base each collected two hits in the three times game Member* of the champion In­ dians awarded trophies were: the Oriole* and Astro* defeat- Captain VsnDenburg. Process!, Rapids with burial In Riverside Newell Heath. Brian PufpafT, Cemetery. Hastings. five inning* BIU Goggins. Steve’ Merrill’ PhU Jim Bo a eman collected three Gasper, Tom Keasenick. Jerry hits with Spence Goodyear. Bob whlYney and jerry Baxtek Terry and Scott DeNeau getting _______ •_______ • • One of Broadway's all-time two each to lead the winners. . Mich st Martin picked up two hits for the losers. — . ,, . / , The Astro* were earlier dedared league champs. Those, On Aug. __ Thuraday. _______ ,. __ a .4 .* Ml MIL Wlhnlnv winning trnnhles trophies urre: were: Cantwin Captain nmt, Ruth Hchercsky, «a nfirst-grade ipartLllng b rand ot modem Art Merrill. ScoU DeNeau. Dave a Uiree-weck tour of the Holy Land. 6l>e was accompanied by Ixt rented which wm designed snd rnade Lawrence. Hickory Comer* 2nd TMXr --- -------- card wm designed by Lee Kelley, Diamond Springs, secretary, and advertising manager for the Mrs Dolores BowdlUh. Brighton, treasurer. and others with whom Nina Everyone wished Mr* Decker many happy yean of retirement and many pleasant memories Caddies Needed Sumaer is tbe active season for makes io Michigan and here are the ones you're mind to know that Michigan has only one poisonous species—tbe Massasauga or swamp rattlesnake. And even this rattler, confined to the Lower Peninsula and Bois Blanc Island, is not neatly as deadly as many people think. Its poison could be fatal to a small child, but there is no authentic record of a person dying in Michigan from the bite snakes and clouded the generally beneficial role these reptiles plsy in the "balance of nature.*'—Mich. Dept, at Conservation Ruth Scheresky I OUting HOly Land HEATING; FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS Minot. N. D, and together they will visit Egypt, Lebanon., Syria, well, as other points of interest in the Middle East This is the second trip for Mias Scberesky who, three years tour of tile Philippines and tbe Orient Mis-, Schereaky Is tbe primary dfpartmnit leader in the Carl­ ton Seventh-day Adventist Mayo Reunion Eighty-five farmer students, teachers and friends attended the recent Mayo School reunion. US 54953066 Sth rlt. Michael A. Fartey, HA 1376530 U8N Staff U8NH Camp Pendleton, Calif FA 1376111 U8N UtiB Reeves (DIG-14) 98881 US 54 953 m D-19-S U8 ATCA Fort Knox, Ky, MUI FIRST PLATOON Youth-a-Rama Outdoor Sing Sunday Night Hasting* Area Yixilh-a-Rama IU1TIXO SXLDO PERMITS announces its third hymn sing AUG. pm at tbe City Bank parking US 54953112 D 1S5 UBATCA FIRST PLATOON Hot water Bible School at Freeport Church Ruthruff, Dekon. Army— siuxTnan E. Ehoni and Raytnond A. Elrey. Delton: Don­ The Rev. Walter Wlnebrcnner. ald L. Milburn. Wayland. pastor of the Freeport Baptist Church at the comer ot 108th Street and N Freeport Road, an­ nounced that Vacation Bible School begins Monday, Aug. 15. and qontlnues through Friday. Aug. 19. Children 4 through 18 are Invited. The thsme will be -God's Time." Classes will be WATER HEATERS 2153 Gun Lake Road Hastings baseboard heating Call Wl 5-5769 The first Fall rtiily will ba held will feature the Rountree, Sept. 10. and -William —. _ feature whore wife. Nancy. Uvea al 512 . “ Him •"Pace the Music." an Mkrlv rwv^. ' — sumed and It is now planned to W Walnut Isold than annually. Mr* Jose­ phine Mapm is president and Leo ago a reunion was held each year. but they were discontinued Wl 5-3732 For Banner Classified Ads Call Wl 5-3481 JUly 22. He was awarded the promotion two months earUtr in firing the M-14 rifle, high score on the physical combat proficiency test and Ids military­ bearing and leadership abilities. Barnes wmiam H. Rountree, Rd, Portland, entered Rountree Is a 1959 graduate of Lyons High School Make The House You Care For Carefree A total of 114 men and wo­ men enlisted In the armed forces In July In the Kalamazoo are*. Included are: • Navy — James A. Bromley. BOWL The HASTINGS BOWL DECORATIVE ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS AND OPEN FOR THE NEW SEASON EASY TO INSTALL PRE-FINISHED Lanes hove been Resurfaced and Interior Redecorated WALL PANELING ARE IDEAL CAREFREE LOWCOST EYE Bowling Ball To be Given Away Auguef 19 th PLEASING HOME IMPROVEMENTS FREE MEASURING — BUDGET TERMS Hai---------------- xfiats families not gligibh. CALL FOR AN AT HOME' ESTIMATE OPEN BOWLING ONE- STOP SERVICE Missionary guesbiat conference M Ridgeway. New Guinea and Ml* Lola Sheridan, Sierra Leone. Rusell Belfleld. manager of the 54-Hole Tournament at the Has­ Dr. Alton Liddick, secretary of tings Country Club, said caddies missions .......... _. of __ the_______________ Wesleyan Church arc needed fur Saturday and ndclrxwed the group. Au*- l3^ a commissioning service was should sign up at the pro shop by by George Huff Friday evening _ for Judy case of RWes Junction who is going to Puerto Rico as a mlmlonary teacher. was--------held In Mr. and Mrs. Duane White,.; 'Htls -.— conference —— ------ — wiiite's Photography, 107 8. Jef-1 conjunction with the conferfereon, are attending the 75th ence of tbe Wesleyan Methodist At Convention fee s i o n a 1 Photographers of Campground on the Campground Hlctkory Comers: Daniel R. length Christian musical. convention, which runs fr Nichol* Delton; Robyn P. Grif­ For Banner CU'alfled Ads fin and Teddy A. Clark, Plain- showing of the Billy Graham Aug. 8-12, is headquartered Can Wl 5-3481 the Conrad Hilton Hotel Marines — Kooert J. Phelps, Central Auditorium Sept. 29, 30 Galesburg; Jaik V. Gesmundo, the chairman of the steering Richland; David Blanco, Plainwell At the Ledges ASTINGS’ Name Mrs. Huff President of Wesleyan Society AVAILABLE Rf ALL TIMES HASTINGS BOWL INC assiucB. I APO. MUb SckorrtslMsysr. MS ■ Clialoa. UdlUoa. SS.OOO. sslT. coa BRIDGESTONE CYCLES 8 Models to choose from Lightweight! Sport Models Scramblers Trail Cycles Factory-authorized parts & service Budget terms - low bjjnk rotes Free rider instruction GOODYEAR BROTHERS John Deere Implements 124 N. Jefferson �The Hastings Banner <1 PUBLIC FORUM 0 Section Thm Thursday, August 11. 1966 Hospitals Will Improve Record Under Medicare Inatituliona Not Nearly aa Sick aa They Are Pictured into the highly skilled law ns Hrtianrtwu, But I think trrtry cMlrcn should also have access to trunk -line Edltor' M Iot tratalos Mtrhl«n ■ grsoiww MSchjBftn sonwt 490M, the Metropolitan Police Deport1 ment School. Washington. D. p.. activities. to highly skilled po­ lice and fire departments. Why single out medicare? We can't In every hospital any men than HMM>, in which she criticized the criminal Investigation Divtalon. Bliss Workers, Visitors 133 Pints of Blood veatlgated Ing the Red Cross Bloodmoblle Bernard Hook. Eldon Houghtaihomicide Invortlgatlon. payefao- visit on Monday. Aug. 1. added Ing. Robert Hula. Gerald Hull, logy and art of intarrogatmi m 133 pinta of blood to Barry w.a offenses, robbery and, major county's blood needs. Dennis Keller. Donald Jr. Kidcrime*; Graduate of Pbyalcal der. Jay Kidder. Gayle Kling, . , . _ x— — Knickerbocker, Vercile a “Sis , LaDere. Leo Loftus. Ids deputies were inefficient- of the only manual ever preday there are patients with un- and Two gallon donors arc Jack Alfred McConnell. Edward Meand untrained. f • - r" Raymond, Stewart Smith, and Laughlin. James Molchele, RichWith respec, to the attempted the Amur, cove be tn their home-town hospitals, Vercile U-iDerc Awarded one ard Main. Donald Martin. Durwhere their families can visit breaking and entering of the implementation gallon pins were. Walter Brim- wood Mast. Jerome Mlles. Ray easily, than in a major medical Hartwell home, Mr. Hartwell's stnudon devices and mer. Clifford Hamilton. Gerald Miller. Richard Mix. Robert -----_ . ----• center in Ann Arbor or DeUnit. statement to the deputies upon which has since been published Miller. Bob Hula and Donald Moore. Cecil Morgan. James and distributed throughout the fiterens. ' I**..,— »« —j. i Mulder. Marge Mulder. rs Ronda US Army, and tor which the red at 9:50 pgn. July 19th. 1968. Doctors providing the essential ■ Munn. Donald Murphy. writer rgcrlml a meritorious Howevar, Mr. Hartwell reported Russell Nash. Donald Nottingmedical coverage were Douglas award from the US Army. The the offense to the Sheriff's Of­ Cattleman and Ray Finnic. Rt g- ham, George Oaks. Elwyn Raffice at 11:04 p.m., at which time tier. Bud Randall. Howard Ray­ certain techniques of criminal tatered nurses aiding the regional mond. Charles Rayner, Harry; and radio log by the desk clerk investigation, one of which dealt Relgler. Robert Rein. John Rlngwith fingerprints, including those and Mra. C W. Frederick. The charge that hospital care on duty. Moreover, the blotter techniques u-ed In lifting latent Red cross Gray Ladles on Joseph Schryver, Arthur Steep­ is often poor is frequently based and the radio log are public fingerprints from such materials duty were Mrs. W. L. Scudder. ler. Elwood Slocum. Florence on the so-called “classic" study records and may be examined done in 1964 by Columbia Uni­ sell Kimmel and Mrs. Gay Jor- Speak*. Francis Springer. Loma Springer. Robert Stadei. Donald versity and the Teamsters Union. Cruisers I and 2 were on patrol, substances. on the evening of July 19th. I The other deputy w h 0 reOther volunteers acting in diaries Tebo, Bruce Terry. patten t* admitted to 98 New 1966 Cruiser I. which responded sponded to the Hartwell home ta urioui capacities were Mrs. York City hospitals and conclud- to tbe Hartwell complaint, ar- a graduate of the Michigan- Arthur Brant. Mr*. John Slee- Elber Thomas, Dennis Threlkold. rived at tbe Hartwell home at State Police School in East LanElwood Travis, Jasper Travis, 12 03 a-m., July 20th. 1966, 59 sing, Michigan sponsored by tbe poociy. Glenn Alnslee. Mra Lyle Gil- Rebecca Vandcrbrook. Lyle Varminute* after Mr. Hartwell noli- Michigan Sheriff's Arsoclatloc. Frank Wall. Bernard Wataon. covering roughly four patients fled the Sheriff's Office. When and has been a member of the Howard Frost, Mrs. Richard. you consider that Cruiser 2 was Barry County Sheriff's Office far Colter. Mr*. Richard Clark, Richard Weller. Jack Wlilbur. conclusive. He cites his bureau's investigating a complaint in the the past 2>» years. Mrs. Lawrence- Utter, Mrs. Maurice Wisenhofer, David Wis­ niewski. Don Wooer. own 1961 rtudy af Michigan hos­ Middleville area, plus the fact | The wrUer fuUy understand* wlth Mra Dox•> WALK-INS pitals, which covered many more that Cruiser I was assisting Iind rVillMT O a AO inlnnfo lane* nt > . . ...... - . .__ ___ patients, as ft better Index ot Robert Hammond, von Mnkely, The canteen operation was Ume answering a complaint dore welfnlT: f^wcr. Mra. Darby's quality. Martin Doyle, Ronald Geiger. not reem unreasonable. Icritlctam of thB Sheriffs Of- conducted by Mrs. Joseph BhulU Richard Tolles. Charitn Brewer. and Mrs. Ray Water*, co-chair­ When Cruiser received the flee generally, and also of the men. assisted by Helena Smelker. Laurence G. Novak, Russell J. » and Eva Hcato cluster in the cities and by. Hartwell cxjmplolnt via radio. It depuUra who Investigated the Esther nw;luu3 Hotchkiss was not given as on emergency Hartwell complaint was unjust!- TOX Hospital Guild 3 furnished call since the attempted break- fled. | lhe food Ing , and e»*«W waa not. ln Good taw enforcement, an «Emptoyere of E. W Bliss Comdistribution." C*3 Pcrprtrutora MnUal part of good government, p.uiy tusUrted in unloading and "If rmaller communities, by ho’Pc T™re,.1?' requires expenditure* of the tax- reloading the mobile. combining reoourcre. can offer a CTutoo- I did not l«vve the Mid- poyera money. If we are to conThe names of the dlevlile are* until 11:19 pm.. Unue to be effldreit in coping low: I, on f H*. c<MnJ- II*lUl a ■ v. - -Problems . < . of - * ..... - . _ tlenta, facilities and money,” he .Till V f 10f H 11 (WUt. h*r-o , taw en- —Thomas Adams. Vlrgri Adams, says, "it will get the medical 1 , fOTwment in • Barry County. Lester Alton. Lawrence Anders, care it demands. The long-run had not been completed^ When 1 and. if crime is on the Increase Ljot)- Arnold. Carl Baker. Zeno 50 •?_ ,ln Barry County as Mrs. Darby Bana*h. Becksvoart. Rlch—- —- —T , ■ ..r ~ ,, — “ V., , u aua. uwv/ chuul ' ii. Lloyd uoya occssvoon. •------ * —c emm __ ______ >■ aid. — .................... _ tucn— bulld more medical schools and trareUed 38 -mile* from MIHAI*. Middle- I .1-1 claims, then Mra. Darby, __ well Beckwith. Arthur Jr. Benproduoe more doctcns Some of, villa home In 40 meaning os she (U*; may W. be. auusuu should uw, nett. Max Brandt. uajim Gaylen Bris, to — the — Hartwell ------------ — ’ .W.J >* M*x otuiui, oriathem will have tn oneratlr.fl' norow— _____ Joseph Burkto m go tn to tho the rural minutes, nU?U^° Per*^f.1under UIxULJ? W' i a!op "ferrtn« to-Sheriff's Office ... tol. David n Burgees, areas to make a living and build drlrln' condlUon* becaurc personnel as "Vigilantes." and holder. a practice ” simple arithmetic will piwve that for modern equlpmrtit and teeh- Floyd Clark. Don CXI nton. Nancy rraponse lo the Hartwell home nlques. Cook. Virginia Coon. Gordon Cota. William Cusack. Frank DeGroote. David DeMond. Ralph ’rTLrn^d8_.22? «nce And Che profeaatonal police DeMatt. Edward De^cw. Joseph dlrrille to the Hartwell home offtoera with whom I am prea- Duffy. and the dlrtanore traveilad and ently areoclated. ' Winifred Emery. Clair Fossett, Hm* (nvnlwwl an — n, ....... .............. the time eternal ta Involved sqent Sincerely your. leon Frith. Everett. D. Gallup, around or enough patient* to mood Hartwell ot Guy Road, Mra. Darby claimed that her pareota waited two hour* for aapictured recently, say* a profeafrom the Sheriff's Ofaor who regularly tak« the-pulse •It's said Hurt top-quality slstance 91— I™—t X*. f K— of the Nitton's health scrvlcre. rmce A. nill Hill ta director of the Bureau of Hospital Administration in tbe University of Michigan's Graduate School of Business Administration. His comments were Inspired bv national maga­ zine articles with such titles as "Our Hospitals Are Killing Us” and 'Our Sick Hospitals.” the hospitals have been doing a generally good job for some Ume. and that Medicare will en­ able them to do a better Job rather than a poorer one” Hill He detwribes the hospital aa ly lerutlnjied by his colleagues. “Every patient's dllnlcal record professional colleagues. Every doctors credentials arc checked before i»c Is admitted to the staff. Inexperienced doctors have only limited hospital* privileges. It's a reasonably effective safe­ guard for the patient. "On the other hand, there is no system of quality ebrcklng or control on the enre a doctor provldra In Ids office or in the pa­ tient's home.” Medicare will reinforce the quality control svstem by re­ quiring participating hospitals to set up "utlltaaUon committees." questionable admissions or long stays. the small-town boapitala citizen should have equal ac- Gideons Hold Sessions at Gull Lake Conference Michigan Gideons hold their annual Summer conference on Saturday and Sunday at tho Gul! Lake Bible and Missionary Conference. How You Holp Your Doctor Holp You Isslud of wiHiat until you »r» lid. htvt your firmly Doctor |iv« you i phyual tuminttion uch yt»r. Somitimei h« cm ditoct minor trouble! now (hit might rtwn in Mrioui compliaboni Later on. Try lo girt your Doctor eccureti eniwen to his question!. Don’t minimiie or euggerete your condition, beauu truthful imwvs help him meh his diegnoilL If your Doctor preicrlbes friendly prescription service. Ff» 1 to 6 utea. and 28.3 nfflre.in 35 min­ ute*. Where, then, tn view of the foregoing, dore Mrs. Darby find cause to claim that two hours elapsed following the reporting of her father's complaint? featured at the Sa tarday night spending tn the complaint ever made statements to the effect Sharing the pulpit ministry that glass and aluminum were are Peter Letchford. conference poor materials from which to speaker and mLwlons executive | take fingerprints. The aluminum ! from Cblumbta. 8 C. and Ronodd feet into a freshly tilled aid Brown, Grand Rapids pastor garden plot and had skidded Golden, Sidney R. Hull. Jamea a Lewis Michael J Bortak ElE F°"man. Ernest E. Emlth. Roger Raber. Barbara L. Forman. Michael A. Host. Robert Davis. Judy Anne BlLta. Harold Frick. James Lumbert. Bonnie Hanford. Walter Brimmer. Omar Barnum. Jock P. Raymond, George B. Youngs. August Wil­ son, .Gerald Lyons. Franklin Campbell, Franklin Townsend. n . Miller, Jean Harbin, Gerald A. John Eash. Martha Cummins. Nolan Johncock. James N *Falconer, Mra. Allyn Colbert. Glen A. Donovan. William O. Blough. Lyle” F. Charles ' . Morgan. -------- ’“** ______ E. Diven*. Arden M. --------- _ Adams. . _ . . _ Churches Combine For Drive-In Service The Vermontville Bible Church will Join in wMh People's Bible Each church will have special invited to the church located on Eos*. State Rood near M-M. Elks hsh FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 SERVING 6 to 8 P.M. FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS ELKS TEMPLE • HASTINGS Time makes many things more X Valuable ____ ______ _ Sheriff's Clifford Hamilton. Steve Ham­ Office. Hastings. Michigan mond. Keith Hampel. Erwin Ha­ vens, Mike Hawthorne. Gall Hess. in­ and the Pulloe Dept they have opening fur men Why? ita due to the fact that they are under­ paid. There U many position in our State of Michigan tire said Now in regards to the Sheriff Dept, such as living quarters and the jail, there U room on the oourthoufe ground or at some ground which we have already paid for. I full comprehend that are net facing a bullet In the back. Its a fact We all know it. place, there is Wednesday and Friday. I hare known of folks Music is led bv Ray Felten marks In tbe garden Further- person whom write on article, that drove to Battle Creek to do from the Radio Bible Class In more, the Writer ta the officer | always open for critlctam only a their shopping and due to the i Grand Rapids. Organist ta Leon who picked the screen up In the writer h not open for a bullet lupf nn nine* Miller from Richmond. Va. We all know previous of buying Tlie Children's meetings are tton. At no time did either of- j menta. All tn all we are all huled each weekeday by Mrs. Har­ floer handle the screen tn such, man. subjects to make a mistake merchant;? old Hoppe ot Battle Creek. ‘ a new schedule of Business Hours at the NATIONAL BANK Your Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy MILLER REAL ESTATE coMPLrri alal UTATt 11SVICI INSU RANCE 126 East State St. Rhone Wl 5-2466 Hastings numerous prints from the screen may be entirely true. However. State Poller Officers asked the Sheriff for fingerprints of the eliminated from those of sus- tecuve who allegedly took "Nu­ merous prints" from the screen. several "Partlsllv IdmUttaMe" prints were lifted from the screen and were probably /valueless to the Inveetlgittlon. Thus far wo have dLscuvrd the so called "Facts" as present- Beginning AUGUST 15th we will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m on Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday ''and Friday . . and from 9 a.m. to 12 Noon on Thursday and Saturday. As usual, we will be open from 7 to 8 p.m. on Friday Evenings. discuss ttw facta not presented Prior to this offense. it had rained oulte heavily, so much so that the Hartwell basement (earthen Foor) had been flood­ ed and became very muddv. offense thev Well "ted thev floor entered the Hartwell We hope that this change will benefit you . . . our customer . . . and will make your banking with us more convenient. turned the electridtv off. meaning neighbors oblMerall three focrtnrtnta when milled around the basement and turned the electricity ATIONAL rwirda waa found and shown to With respect to Mre Dartiv's remark, concerning the nuaiifl- primarily the Sheriff must be organise a wnoothlv functioning ASTINGS this oounty thst thorough. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY highly CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON, DOWNTOWN �BALTIMORE U. B. CMURCH J Seventh-day Adventists End 98th Camp Church Services family RH. A Michigan State Univarstty GRACK LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST urn- ovw wk^v-tv, • »» oju- day and Saturday cbaimsi I; WOOD-TV. 10:80 am. chaanai 8; WJTM-TV. 3 CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH ftr tho Icnla Migrant Ionia Church women visit traitor village that occupied a UNITED BRETHREN IN chrirt annum E. Ctoifwx at N. Boltwood Rev. Eari Gaskill. Minister Bunday echool, 10:80 am. ground. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7 can camps on Tuesday. Thure- mcettng at 8 pm. an for special programs. " The dosing meeting featured to available HASTINGS Evangelical Mrvlce, M. OnrtMblre, Portor Bunday The Hastings area ot United Church Woman recently received a latter expnroing thanks for WOODLAND UNITED. Genrgw 1508 Johnson, Bunday ach Morning wc Evening aef sendee Wednesday, TM Telephone 637-0387. List Sunday Topic "Sou!" to the subject of EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH proveth you. to know you figure It THE FINEST WELCOME TO NAME OF CITY IS WELCOME WAGON Phone DR 4-8377 Office houni 11 am. Morning worship Mewrtr*cl» ___ _ , Ruth West, pianist, Don Reid. OF GOD CHURCH 6 pm. Y Hour in tbe Youth 7:30 Church service. Special music, hymn Sing. Meaaage by the pastor, study. WedheKtey AcUviUc* 7 pm. Evening sendee. Bar­ 8 am. Man's Prayer Band. man by Ute Rev. Russell Milter. A ritit fram 6r-Hl Circuit in CommaakBCttDa about the city, iU sennets and Church achool, f145 am. We FHONE M5-1J«4 WtlCOME NEWCOMERSI Broadway at Oenter ’ Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector 8 am. Holy Communion. Ute this coupon to let in know you’re here DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ADO am. CRY._______ □ Hum tart tta WtlcuM Wipo Hodm caU m m □ I would lite to lubtaita to IM Bar □ I already jubteribe coupon and mail to Orcslitioa DapL 10 am. Momlng group. 7 pm. Evening group. Ph. Wl 5-9465 TV. WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am. Bunday, Voloe of Prophecy, Radio WJET. 1330, 8:30 am. 9:48 Sunday school 11 am. Morning worship. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Saturday, Aug. 20. Bunday FIRST MTTHOpIST CHURCH school pknta. Parent* plan to bring your famine*. Rev. George KllloU 8TONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship, aer- Worship, Bunday, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Bunday, fl. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street HABTING3 BAPTIST CHURCH times by appointment Frayw meeting and Bible study, 8:30 pm. Adult choir rabearaal, DELTON METHODIST Mazdas B. Taber, Minister Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thura. Public invited. for August. Anyone interested In visiting camp or having Bunder - tints Kolary t tan L'HUBCH Broadway and Gunter Streets Mr. Hansen had retired after Willard H. Curtis. Minuter Morning worahlp. 9:3a Nursery i being with the Dupont Corporaprovided. Broadcast of this aervtoe over WBCH. Sermon by the ReV. Fred W. Graham. Jr, aa- Division with 17 plants under his jurisdiction when be left the company. merit of Religion. MHU. played regularly at the Hasting! Country Club. His . w 1 f a preceded him In death. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Mr. Hansen is survived by a 1302 South Hanover Street Telephone: 045-9438 Fla., and two grandchildren. Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor 10 a m. Sunday acliool. El aim 10:80 Chancel choir practice. trrell Btartwd, presidents Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 worship. Sea* California. Club, died at Thar* are r. Blain Street . Rev. Bart Bchippcr Worship, 10 am. Area Women Receive Thanks For Donations BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist Grover Hansen Dies in Florida 9:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am- Momlng worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. with competent touchers. A nur­ trade Rusine and Mr. and Mra sery' with adults in charge to permit parents to attend classes. Junior Sunday school in charge of Phyllis Munn and Gladys enjoyed, a plolnlo at Fallabury Hamblin. Park near LoweU. July 31. 11 am. Worship. Sermon by Bunday school, 10 am. Momlng worship, 11 am. Frank Dutcher attended tho fuYoung People's Service, 7 pm. vid and Ronda Munn in charge. “5“ « Evening service, 8 p.m. Teens and Young Adults. Her- I Jort*a Bible Study. Wed, 7:30 pm. lln and Doreen Buhl in charge |ln Orand R*PW«- July 30. Prayer aervloe, fl p.m. • Adult prayer meeting, Mrs. Mr. and Mra Charts Wall Rogers in charge. j<uul family of Hartings were CEDAR CREEK BIBLE 7 pm. Evangeilrtlc service, Bunday, July 31, vtators at Mr. CHURCH metaage by tho pastor, special aJld Richard Bboobridge. * Campground Rd.. 8 miles south music. Mr “d UrK George Estep were Pastor. Donald Tack 7:30 pm. Wednesday, Midweek Monday lunch guert* of Mra. Bunday school. 10 am. prayer, pruteo and Bible study. M*rie Burdick ot Hickory CorWorship. 11 am. 1 Every member should be tn ncr>- * S/* Keith Newton has Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. prayer meciing every wrvx. oev- ( .m­ Prayer, Bible study. 7:30 pm. en days without prayer make* [ lough from Wheeler, Ind. * Mr. one weak. ^ra- Iu? ^eeae attended tho MILO BIBLE CHURCH NOTE-Due to the camp meet- : Helnueiman reunion at Dutton Route 3 Delton Ing at Hopkins which clooc* Sun- Pwk. July 31. Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher Bunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Sunday evening aervlce, 7:30. Wed. evening service, 7:30. --- - -------- ---- ----------- OJJAaik JU I] WUWUAl UA Sunday achool at 10 am. follow- Narthcrn Michigan. They visited ed by a short worahlp service Mr Vemon Thompeoo ^ith a short sermon by Rev. at their cabin near Baldwin. Mr. Ky”*, a^d Wolf CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL burn and Randy at the Manton UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH usual times. George 3. Marshall, Pastor MeCalhun United iua ucigt-r ano aos> near uoao Church School. 10 am. Brethren Church COATS QAOV1 | City and attended tbe Blanding Worship service, 11 am. (The church in the Wildwood) 8 nm Preaching. CHRISTIAN CHURCH AU are Welcome. Pastor Rev. Isaac Osgood Coats Grove 8c Durkee Road Morning Worship. 10 am. CHURCH OF 0«D Rev. Charlee oibbe, Pastor eV-o Sunday. July 31, lunch WOODLAND Bunday School, 11 am. tPmtecostal) Floyd Walter, Bupt. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. Bible school, 10 am. Owens nt Woodland. * Mr. and 8319 Coats Grove Rood Evening Service, 8 pm. 1 Worship hour, 11 am. I Mrs. Torn McGee of Kalamazoo Prayer Meeting and Blbl< rTba Country Church tl la­ Worahip sendee, 9.45 am. Bunday school, 10 am. Osgoods. Worship, 11 am. Owen. * Mr. and Mra. Tom Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Bunday Evangelistic service, LAKEWOOD B. U. B, CHURCH Owen and Mr. and Mra. Ben Rev. Carl BOnrnail, Pastor Christie ttHrrtalned Hubert Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm. Momlng worship, 10 am. I Blough and KaXhlo DcVrcc* at Sunday school. 11 am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH | GUJ1 Harbor Inn. for a farewell HASTINGS FREE Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. By Mrs. Sylvan Tagf ’ dinner July 30. He leave* for METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday family worship. «. 14J-1811 | the service Aug. 15. * Mr. and LcRcy Kenney, Pastor -I_ V.___ ... . ___ . , Un r.r T.k. Rev. C. E. Howe, Pastor Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm. 10 am. Sunday school. vu/lv nuvwiuiito. vi --- - -------- — — — BoitwQod and R. State Road Youth Pellowahip. 7:90 pm. . 11 am. Morning worship. Middleville has been spending a yd Effie Parker called on Sundky achool, 0:45 am. Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. ; . Wednesday, I|46 p. m. pr. i <»w'ake, ur«>K .ur. xr- ana .vua. Ur. joe tsw. Mrs. LeO — Erb In — St• Maw's Hnauays wiui - ••• • ..<■»Momlng worahlp, 11 a.m. • Thursday, 7 pm. Ptoneer Girls | Kauffman. ★ Recent callers of ln Grand Rapid*. July 31. 4 OODBURY UNITED $id Boys Brigade. Mr. and Mra Joe Kauffman •M1-Sn kvTurl Shoebrldgo came ‘ CHURCH . Woman's Monthly Missionary 1 WOTT mt. and Mra. Keh Robert* ,lomc iron' Lawton, Ala. July 31. Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. »..n— .— I "* ‘ ■-----------| acn of Sportn, MLm Joyce Wood- children visited Mr. and Mrs. . Village of Woodbury BT. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH 1 numsec of Middleville. Bill and Iteo Stanton at Nashvilte, July Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly . Joe Kauffirtan of Sherwood and 30. * Mra Ijiura Myers of Mid­ Rev. David Hawley. Assistant ■ MaryAnn Kauffman of dleville spent tbe July 29th woekKILPATRICK UNITED Bunday Masses, 7. 8, 10. 11:30 Chicago. * Wm Klemp has been BRETHREN CHURCH choir rehearsal, Wed., 8. Hmry Mjttb on Saturday eve­ Confessions, 4 to 5. and 8 to 9, bor for tert*. ★ Mrs. HUdur Ol­ ning the ladlcB attended the Fellowship. Wed.. 7. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays. son of Detroit was a Bunday. wedding of Mlsa Donna Nenieta 10 am. Bunday school. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ Before Masses on weekdays. July 31. overnight truest of Mrs. and George Spldell at the Valley 11 am. Worship service. vice, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Dally Mauses. 7 and 8 am. Wm. Klemp. * Mr and Mrt. Parrn Baptist Church In Lansing. 8 pm. Evening service. Burgtv* of lAJI.LanOA. 11/ A 11 U * ” Mrs. Henry A — —AL AAAMIMUM Barnard IfclllA and HUI, family and ST. AUGUSTINE, Ralph Moore attended the Moore 5i*nt- -W 30-31 with Mr. MIDDLEVILLE HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY WOODLAND METHODIST reunion al Tyden Park. July 31.:and !^TS- Henry Myers * Mr. ADVENTIST CHURCH — . - .. and Qayinn OvrrhoM of St. Elder Samuel J. Kite recent entertained their grandson. Da­ Petersburg. Fla. 3730 W. State Rd ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Morning worship. H am. vid Morgantboler of Flint and Hastings, Mich., Wl 6-9465 Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. CHURCH AT DELTON Randy Redbum July 29. * Mr. Charles Overholt. and Mrs. Martin Vlerk-of Char­ Worship, 11 am. THE GALILEAN ■ Bunday Masse*. 7:80, 11 a.m. lotte entertained tho Buehler BAPTIST CHURCH OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. family Sunday. July 31, In honCorner 108th St. Ac North DOWLING Freeport Road home on furlough. * Mr. and Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, Phone 945-6704 Mrs. Henry VanSyckle of Dow­ By Mrt. Donald Proafrock Radio WJEF, 1230, 8:30 am. 10 am. Sunday school. CHURCH OF THE NAZABENE ling and Barbuni Pyle of Carlton* 11 am. Morning worship. Center were July 31 dinner 1719 N. Broadway MeCALLUM UNITED Dowling Methodist Church guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Minister, Dale R. Honey BRETHREN IN Buehler. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard School hours for August are 9:30 410 E. Madison, 045-6066 CHRIST CHURCH Thaler and Gayte and-- Mr. andto 10:15 church school for 4th - ---------—----9:46 am. Church school, Supt. -------- -------- — “The Church of the Wildwood" Mra. Norval Thaler and family graders and up and at 10:15 to Loyd Martz. Otis Lake Road attended the Thaler reunion at 11:00 for the beginners through 11 am. Sabbath worship. INTKR*LAKES Caledonia.--------------------------------------third grade children. The later 7 pm. Youth service. Morning worship, 10 a.m. — ------- ------------ ----------BAFTUIT CHURCH J Callers of Mrs. Mina Wieland session will be conducted In the Sunday school 11 am. ; Detton. Michigan 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible Study recently were Mrs. Karyl Living- chureh basement during the Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. | Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor sion of Pinhook, Mr. and Mrs. । hours of the regular morning Evening service. 8 pm. I Bunday school, 10 am. Earl f’oethuniu* and Dale of worship service. * Members of Prayer meeting and Bible' Worship, 11 am. ' Lowe and Mr. and Mra. Ray the North - East Dowling Farm FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Study Wednesday. 7:30 pm. at Evening worship. 7 pm. . Wieland and Todd of Welcome Bureau group will not meet this 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings I V Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. Where a Christian Experience Comers. * Mr. and Mra. Jamra week as originally planned and Shoehan and family of Grund i “re to be the guests of the OrMakes You a Member. Raplds and Mr. and Mrs. Jay viUe Babcocks Aug. 18 for a pot10 am. Sunday school Wlng. local, visited Mr. a nd i tuck supper. 11 am. Morning worship. .TA1O. mroi-UAAA, vi., VI lira mi. miu mra. wrvuic DBOCOCS 8:30 Youth FeUowshlp. Hastings Juy 31. * Becky, Jim-1 celebrated their wedding annlmlc. Roecmary and Rodney Cool, versary Sunday by entertaining 7 Evening worship. and their cousin. Ronnie Woods the members of their immediate 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible of Gmnd Rapids spent the July family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce BabStudy. 29th weekend at Mackinaw City. I oock of Marshall, their son, were They also visited Canada and ; honored guests os They too celeHASTINGS CONGREGATION Upper Peninsula. ★ Mra. Doris ’brnted ‘*J their wedding ----anniver *— ­ OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Demining of Indianapolis, Ind., sary. The Babcock's daughter ' 320 West Colfax Street was a July 31 dinner guest ot and family, the Eugene Kldders, Bunday public talk. 3 pm.i have moved into the former par­ Mr. and Mra. Harold Eckert. Mr. and Mra. Dale Dukes and sonage of the United Brethren WESLEYAN METHODIST Chureh In the Durfee District. Hickory Corners, Michigan Mr. and Mra. Andy Newberg of Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor Leonidas and former Dowling 10 a.m. Sunday school residents, were also Sunday visi­ 11 am. Momlng worahlp. Jun­ Lake City. tors at the Babcock * ior church and nursery provided. Reuter of Grand Rapids were Sally and Busan Sodcr^M of Iron River, who have beenwktSunday, July 3L visitors ot Mr. Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night. ing with their grandpartnto^^e Lyn and Earl Kauffman of Chi­ Lloyd Gaskills, are to retura^b their home this week. Tentatl^. cago have been spending two plana are for the Gaskills toV. CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY weeks with-Mr. and Mra. Milton drive them to thatr UpperV ADVENTIST CHURCH Buehler. * Mr. and Mra Dean Michigan home. Elder Gerald N. Black Stuart were Friday, July 29 supSabbath school, 9:30 am. ‘ Mlis Kathy Gaskill, elder Saturday worship, 10:45 am. daughter of the Robert Gaskills,.went to Ann Arbor on Sunday Anderson and family of Union for freshman orientation sea- ■ HASTINGS UNITED City were Sunday. July 31. din- slons In preparation for her en­ HOLINESS CHURCH rollment at the University of East Marshall Street Michigan. * Recent guest* at the Stuart. * Mr. and Mra Robert Marrin fflckxnlller, Pastor Walton and family of Kalama- home of Mra. Wesley Edmonds Bunday school 10 am. include her daughter and family, Morning worship. 11 am. ttw Kenneth Reynolds of Bed­ Evening service, 7:30 pm. ford. and their son. Roger, who Mid-week prayer meeting Wed- Claude Walton. * Mr. and Mrs Is stationed at China Lake, Cali­ Frank Thompson spent a few fornia; and her granddaughter, days vacationing in northern Mrs. David Eldred and children. Michigan. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Vandalia, were Bunday, July 31, Woodland Fire Statton Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor gery test week at Leite Hospital Fred Kidder. in Battle Crock and Is reported 0:50 am. Sunday school much improved. 11 a-m. Worship service. in Wert Freeport. Secretary, thord of Education 7:30-pm. .Wad., prayer”servlce. For information, write Wayne &nd Mm. Sylvan Ta Richie, R1 Vermontville. 1 Coldwater, July 11. Prayer Wednsaday, 2 pm. 10 am. Bunday school Freeport Dowling i • • : Sitting tight ’til Fall so you can save big on a new car? Don’t! EHD SnUIHGSI^^ BILE'S WAHNuSoTOR N. MICHIGAN --:'i 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notjce is hereby given that a public hearing wifi be held by the Board of Education of Hastings Public Schools, County of Barry, State of Michigan, on August 16, 1966 at 12:30 P.M. at the Hotel Hastings. The hearing will be held on the 1966-67 budget of said school district. A copy of the 1966-67 school district budget is available foripubljc inspec­ tion at the Superintendent's office. Hastings High School, a Bo4«q;«M> R«m �Future Demands Personal Mention | Continuing Education W.C.T*yicraf day. Aug 5.. to attend Ute second Lack of education Is today M-41 Waot. Acmm fra«a “Deg "a Sad*" FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. "Today more than half the labor force -works- at jobs whose Intellectual content demands education and training which lean beat be offered In coUegee. wiui. Jrw ana uaoy, **r. ana Including community college*. Mra Frank Kurr and Mrs. Bea-1 Harris aaya "In a former day trice Collier, who Is visiting liere five percent of Americans dealt from Seattle. Wash, spent Sun- with ideas, and tbe other 96 per­ day at the Robert Beckwith cot- cent worked!" (age at Oun Lake. | C ■ ‘‘. ■' m — — ““ -WUOUll Kfll JWJU1 and for tha 4lower learner, a* well as on education for acadrnucally superior youth." Middle-level youth in' junior col leges outnumber "superior" youth by three to one, Harris ISCW—CUllUXOI. UikKIKlkl IM, MM occupational; J) The explosion of admunc and technical knowledge, the scope at which nearly doubles every .decade; JI The hard fact that In our society education stands between man vaneed education, and these wtth little education; II Recognition of tbe fact that much. If not nearly all. of the occupational education of tha future wlU have to be conducted at post-high achool levels. () Th* urgent need in our society for million* of well-trained people who can both think and do—and the gradual disappearance of the former bi­ polar society in which tha w*B- Let Kids Eat What They Like, Dieticians Say »e stopped neglecting Uu-tr edu­ cational needs —high time that we stepped regarding occupa­ tional education as being aomebow not respectable. Community college education —— _------- —----------for the 70'a and beyond must manpower > fields, and the con- 5" THERMO temp - j-‘- With the purchase ol H 2 at regular price i . । and coupon below 100 EXTRA 25 EXTRA vIlue STAMPS v^E fingernails. The U-M food spe­ cialist* explain that gelatin la an Incomplete protein. Milk, meat or eggs all contain more complete protein and would have quote diet should provide all tbe vitamin* needed by the body. In cose of deficiency, advise U-M dietitians, a physician U the one who should prescribe a diet sup­ plement. 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Stiver Platter Etxl Cut 18 Dennis Kling, son ot Mra Ous Kling. Is expected to arrive iMxne this week after tour years In the Navy. He wi* commis­ sioned In 190 and has been serving aboard Che UBS England in the Pacific. He and two other Kwick Kriip 100 STAMPS 12-oz. wt pkg. ish Sticks 3 Special Label Pantry Items KROGER .pwthSM of Two Mb tkBi ol th* pvrchai* Me lib roll <4 COUNTRY CLUB FRANKS CORDON'S PORK SAUSAGE 10^>z. wt. pkgs. Krogar-Crabapple, Cherry, Apple, Grape Jellies Bean Coffee %Iil. du. Spollighl KROGER SANDWICH George Maurer. Saturday night and Bunday. The Annabtes had been vtetlng hi* slater, Mr. and Mra. Doyle (Beverly) Hai] near South Boardman on Friday and Saturday. The B. J. Lapoa entertained Mr. and Mra. William Capron of Lake Odessa, and their daugh­ ter. Karen, of Grand Rapids for dinner a Bunday ago celebrating Mn. Itepo's birthday. Beverly. 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AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Wolveriaet &Rhr*nfah _________ ,’*hw Hi* convenience and dapen^ehiiity of o*ir feet S r AMPS UwpwrcteMOilb •> I "w porthow *4 • 2 w 4-*» tee < SMM WatoiU, P1C1M. or PtoUeUo Nits I WHITE •* YHACW POPCORN HAST! WSUMNCIj “SWeef ElraM 219 Waft fe �4H*en ‘Teat Until Barry’i >FM 7 Fair oodland Saddle Chd) Members Earn Honors Rid Your Home Of Wood Pests, Expert Advises Wood damaging tnsecta can bo eliminated from your home if car- ■tog and reviewing Um days hapMMnlto curfaw is at 10: BO be­ hind ate camp ground fence and totedtetliM GroaUy saisssd this year waa Bal Nicety, Helen bls guitar participated in tha Pony Show at tha Williams Arana at Has­ tings Saturday, July M. He won Lamb Feeding Settimu Set moiogist, Ray L. Janes, points out effective control measures for com­ mon Michigan wood pesto. , Seo ut for tho money you nood to finance now fa rm facilities, repo i to, expan­ sion, etc, Leng farms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. ar, Chria Betaon, Sharon Brodback, Jaanlne and Nancy Estep, Terry Hanottan Debbie Furrow, 11,000 Barbara Qlufland. Duane Hovey, lament bjuiumt, ixxuia aouobach and Janice Rust, A; Kathy Armatrong, Jay Hannigan. Dan Furrow, Michael Kantoer, and Pai Btadel. S; Gary Dalton. Deep Plowing May Boost Crop Yields am. There are halter, pleasure, reining, speed, showmanship, and horsonankblp crentn. Larry Kog­ Conkci meuurea depend on Uie ers at Portland with Judge. Mrs. typo and extent ot the damage Wayne Musbacb is chairman of present. Do not delay control meas­ ure*. warm tho author. The more Three topka will be covered by serious the damage, the harder it MKT lamb feeding authorities:\ tutun outlook for ewe flocks repair the damaged areas. and lamb feeding in Michigan.Tbe publication also offers In­ Prien outlook for feeder lambs, formation an safe aqd effective using lands to dban up cornuse of Insecticides. When arderlag fleUto after com picking; use of this publication, a* for “Wood Damaging Insects In the Home, Farmers Must Replace Lime For Good Yields Need Money for New Facilities? family and Mra Addle HUI of Catron City attended the Harlow reunion July n at wm lams ton. Mra Millie Aldrich and daughlet, Mrs- tThartottc Dowry of HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Vi Sa. Mkkigsa vinca. Persons might be auipM ed at the number of trees being stunted or actually killed by grapevines. Then they look at "Bite la indicated by a Michigan State University soil science sur­ vey pow being compiled from ton­ nage figures obtained from its in­ dividual lime distributors supplying the states farmers with agricul­ tural Ume. Farm Bureau Names New Management AMERICA'S BEST The new Secretary-Mani Michigan Farm Bureau is Dan E. Reed. Greenoak Avenue, Laming, according to EJton R. Smith, presldant of Michigan's largest, SUBURBAN TRACTOR BUY! Reg. Fricw $529.95 Spacial $425.00 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 1-37 Sow* Public Affairs Division and mov­ ed to Lansing where he and bls family have been active In church, achool and civic affairs. Wl 5-3150 / NEW CARPETING Many farmers are recognizing high yields con deplete Ume rapid­ ly and that ever increasing ton­ nages of nitrogen and mixed fer­ tilisers also take a heavy toll. 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Money-another good reason to boy a Chevrolet this month. O ond A If you think winter’s tough on an old car, believe us, so is summer. There's added strain on.the engine be< cauw of more vacation driving. Greater tire wear. The coolfogsyitem has to work extra hard. A new Chevrolet Impala or Bel Air now can save you a lot of trouble, K Yon do a lot ot driving for pleasure bo why not rid^h& Chevrolet's Fall Coil suspenaion. Let your feet fdM that deep-twiat Chevrolet carpeting, August la to enjoy. Make yoar trammer driving safer driving by taking advantage of the eight standard safety features built Into every new Chevrolet If yoar present car doesn’t have U*t belts, front and rear; back-up lights; an outside rear­ view i^rrt>r; gadded iMtnimeot panel and visors, look into < Ctevrotet. Chavelle • Chewy B .CwYrt-• CorvaHo See the man who can save you the most-your Chevrolet dealer LARKE BUKK-CHEVROLET •VfMJS'S.-.ftoaoeev' . . ?. . . . . ■ _ . . 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In Chia CANNED cr detail* AIM) enjoyed your story o neck co the C. K. & 8 M. Miller I tenia she haa contributed to me. whenever aha aeea anything re- furnished—in a hospital, crfflbe. In your own home a nilnl«« Delmonico Steaks 11 ■ -sufmriohtM ftC Beef Short Ribs.. u 49 -suraa-aioNT- eouNTav-swts Cacklebirds Cut-up Fryers size 1u 33 meat. Jane & Hagle No Magic Cure For Arthritis, Expert Declares through the poeribA tang-tannl of tbe Illness? The anwec to that question is that arthritis aa much a* three dollar* for the sama amount and think they are getting the bargain of a life­ of famRy life victimizing three time women for every man. In ad­ dition, there are also 200,000 chil­ predated it. I am very glad I dren who suffer from arthritis did not mlaa IL Thanks very much. And In today's mall Is the Blue arthritis? Weil, although there Book trip from Grand Rapids to are three dlsUnd types ot the Jackson. 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But In others, the dtoeaae With it* ups and downs ta*t* for year*. erolae. In addition, folks suffer­ ing from the affliction are also treated with drugs—the cheapest and most useful being tha aalleyiatee, which Includes common SPECIAL OFFER! Fur Banner Claaalflcd Ada Gau Wl e-sai L.,aU. AaMCV 2-LB. CAN IN PKG. SAVE 16c—JANE PARKER CHERRY PIE BOZ. SIZE HASTINGS OFFICE 237 West State St. Phone B45-4E92 i.59c u69* guarantee* each person the right By Albert Heustia. M. D. you ao much Jane.) Now thia Director ot Slate Health Dept. to find the solution. letter she la Imagining but some­ How much would you pay fot how her imagination is so vivid a bottle at aspirin? I would guea arthritis la not arid ao close to the truth, I cannot help but think she haa Although many are afflicted been there some time. She NOW HE'S PROTECTED TOO! GRQ •-■UPaaaiaHT- apHitns route waa marked on telephone pole* and bridge abutment*. Just pointed on by the highway peo­ trucks. ple. Boy. am I getting ancient. HAMS *>Q 6 A” *79* ra Da aw □■•wing dvvt , trip ta Jankaon. Used to live In and Grand Ralpda, Trip to Hastings dad Whole Fryers 39 SAVE 9c OH 2 LOAVES-JANE PARKER Sandwich Bread VELVET BRAND Peanut Butter . . . . Pears - Toilet Tissue ?. .4 AM HARDWOOD Charcoal Briquets ^^ 29* 89* 20-89( Potatoes.. CALIFORNIA RARTUTT i:73‘ 12-FL.OX. Yukon Beverages 140-SIXI 2“*39‘ Lemons PKGS. Pink Liquid LB. ASSORTED FLAVORS, REG. er LO-CAL SOFT-FLY 4"«4", TWO-PLY 3^ Oftc NEW! ARP DETERGENT 2 LOAVES MEDIUM—SHAM Pinconning Cheese . Cake Mixes S9C ASP GRADS "A1 FROZEN FOODS 9-OZ. PACKAG0 CUT - FRENCH STYLE 1D-OZ- PACKAGES RABY or FORDHOOK 485 �entirety young, 6—THE HASTINGS BANNER New Builders Law Goes Into Effect September?! 7 . be done to make ma refer?—because Ilk* tt they are here to stay. I Accordingly. builders and con-: tractors should have no fears and |I tertian 3. State electrical or plumbtag Thaw were 13 member plane were oomptetod to attend ______ wer, htld aaturday yfrom 8t. Cyril Oathoto Chureh. Najtovilta. tor Mn. ““____________________________ Marte Link, 88, Wife ot Andrew killed about B pm. Saturday in Bestha Rivers will entertain T lnfc ot m Naahville LtakTbur.d.y | Improve tha vehicle's safety . Hopkins Street and Morgan Rood equipment in Pennfleld Townahlp, accord .... —..i.'lna to the news report. ■. She was bom May 10. iwn. “ 1 Freeport, a daughter of Mr. and ; ly reduce a number of fatalKlm. Uon wagon apparently swerved I Finally, partmte mart Irom •.«£•••_.ft* btacktopped toad. Tex Tewell of * Delton Succumbs At VA Hospital Personal Mention Father of 4, Dies In Car Crash Mrs. Marie Link _ Dies Thursday; _____________. Rites Saturday Fitxggrald Corps carefully ■uardeed Motorcycle spending a few days with Miss dentlal Maintenance and AlterAlteration -' Karen Lens of Pine Lake. XxSd be ranto.^1---------- fwpw.ll.. or I’artnerohip . Mr. and Mr. Ira O«ood and 1', about the hazards Involved tn The new itatnre law that Is In addition, tbzre are forms Barbara were boats to a family mln, for “Individual talesmen. guing into UUU effect Cl I ex.4 Bent. c.pi. 1. • , 1866. is — --------, . Many —-—-, get-together Sunday evening, workable before workable according according to to Lenten Lenten G. O.applications applicationswer# wcrBreceived received lx tore Miss Barbara Osgood showed flculthorn. director tbe licensing M44W4444 of Ml the De- I —--the--- extension ---- ---- -----of ------- _ .. colored slides and mories of her partount of Licensing and Itegu- tone last April and as to these sitlon in oom baling thl* rising latlon wix) states the procedure the department will notify the states, including a trip through far Ucenaing and bonding have applicants as to the additional Disneyland. Those attending future tragedka. Public finally been wt by Ute eight infonmaUon required for filing Howard Duffy and family of i bond. paw I Applications may obtain pYoper Vor of Brooklyn. N.Y.. and Jim Westra and friend. Miss Elaine Peterson of Grand Rapids. epidemic in tills country. I’m : ferring to the tremendous I— in tho popularity-of tbs' motobi throughout the State You’ve Chances On Motorcycle Robert Beebe, examiner said Mr. Beebe died will bo the Bept. I birthday din- Link In Bellevue ner and meeting with MaybcUe The rosary was recited Friday Instantly. Smith aa kitchen chairman, and evening at 8 pm. at th* funeral aa helpers. nts mother. Mrs. Harold Beebe, won the women's golf champton- _ 1 vary Cemetery. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Hanover of | r" Buchanan spent Thursday night Miss Susan Chaffee of River with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chaf- Road spent a few days all week fee. They called on Mrs. Grace with Ann Louise Englerth at Chaffee Friday. their Gun Lake cottage. Hastings Country Club when toe defeated Mrs. Phil Mitchell. 3-1, In the 18-ho)e final round of the tournament Mr. Beebe's survivors Include his wife, two daughters. Beth. 11. and Cathy. 10. and two sons. Guy, 8. and John, 8: his parents. No kidding! Tho Pete Martins ’entertained Scullhorp said. -Formally only department at 200 fjifayctte fra. Florence Barcroft from Ann Arbor on Saturday, Aug. Building. Detroit, Mich. 48226 Barcroft' of Hastings for dinner Saturday. In Michigan, registrations nlng Sept. 1, IBM. the entire department at 110 Mason BalldTerry Chaffee spent Thursday Btate wlU be involved. Rcadent- .In*frr night-with her grandmother. lai Builders and Contractors will tween IBM and lB«5-and at the burial in the East Hickory Cor. . . . .. . _____■__ ■ Bromo* aetran on an anouca- Mrs. Grace Chaffee. houseguest of Mrs. William same time accidents tncrcaOd Uhn Cemetery. bended. The bond provtetora by B3 percent. In the month of eral Home tn Battle Creek. The ■>»> irrrnrvw,. ttw dcpoFtnir'iit would do evwy-4, Sicr-in-iaw, aits. uiorc vlu have hyu fte * con ; thing reasonably possible to aid Rev. David L. Evans officiated rem at the Indurtry and to cor- • ““P8~ r_u It, who also spent Saturday rec* this problem tbe legislature.! mterCemetery. ------ . ■ 1 come iicxxuBo witnout niter— Ifilpn D.lman of Middle1 Lake. A 2^^^" 1300,000 grass annual volume must submit a *3,000 license and permit bond with their applica­ •> - »* “ '“x “« Cloverdale - Hope By Mrs. Stephen Osgood at D«ltM T.kvbww SD-14W 000 groan annual volume must submit a *5.000 license and per­ MUs Melva Peake attended the mit bond. Also, that nd finger­ picnic for Local Finance employ­ prints be required. ees at Algonquin Lake Sunday. Bculthorp Mreared that the ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peake visited 4MM4 M kept In mind tbe problrma of Sunday. They also called at their contractors from tho snalits to daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Vance the largest in estabUshlng these Hamilton, of Lansing. They liie establishing ruics and regulattohs. and stnn- I brought their grandson. Malnard. sed tbe fact that everything lias home with them to spend a few been keyed to protect all, even dV- * Mrs. Mildred LaVor of the amalle** builder Brooklyn, N.Y.. U spending some The new law will better pro- '11 me here visiting family and tael the DubUa and will also ! friends. She is presently staying protoot taattimate operators. । 01 the home of Mr. and Mra. AptakaiBa are urged to be sure i Almond Weber. * Rev. and Mra orgMtaaUcn. The following forms 6tephcn *nd falnlly and Kratoentlal Balkier-1 nd i vi- ' a,nd bo«,n ,“fndfd dust , the afternoon services nt the t BUtatenanre and Alteration- Un*^ J^thren CaJnp Ground. I„XX„.I Aiierauon Qn 8un(Uy » 7.. .. ! Mr. and Mra David Osgood X Reddentlal Buildar-Corpora- . nnd D^the Were last weekend > guests of his parents. Rev. and i Mra. Osgood. Bo til families were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i Mra. Dunne Fox and family of I Freeport * Mr. and Mrs. Scott Baker of Hickory Comers were last Sunday afternoon guests of I Mrs. Mae Brown Other Sunday 1 guests at the Brown home were Mr and-Mra Earl Otis and famiI )y. Mra Hazel Otis and Mrs. ElSaturdays. [ eanor Shedd and daughters of Battle Creek. trouble-free TORO. Mr. and Mrs. James Springer end family were Wednesday .up­ per gutsts of her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Scott of Hastings. Mike Is staying a few day. with his grandparents. * Mr. and Mrs. William Hampton and family of Nashville, and Mr and Mrs Roy Dewey and family of Delton were Friday evening guests sia of oi the me jJames anm Springers. opringera. Miss Marjorie Springer Is Trouble-free with a capital “T”! That’s the 1966 Whirlwind' by TORO' PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks and BENDER'S Lightweight Blocks SINCLAIR SERVICE Nashville, Mich. M-37 Middk.iHe Phon. Michigan SY 5 9441 Phone 653-2791 COLEMAN AGENCY for all your needs INSURANCE Protect your bank account from costly accidents Accidents will happen bank account from being the victim with proper auto COLEMAN AGENCY ,NSURAt±w.J-MU 2Q1i- MICHIGAN >irs. Dolman and Mrs. Otis had National Cato The eleventh annual Chaffee much remiaUclM to do as they tectlon similar to an automobile harf spent their girlhood together where tbe car Itself surrounds Ohio, and moved to the Delton Park Bunday, Aug. 7. for a picnic but-had not seen each other for the passengers with a protective dinner, with 73 In attendance. many years. Mra. Orpha John of Those attending were from Has­ tings, Freeport, Cedar Creek, Linington for several days be­ Nashville. Grand Ledge and Fort fore leaving for her new home in hide or to the pavement. When J ory Comers American Legion. Wayne. Ind. All enjoyed the Sun any., Florida. Mrs. John, the cycle collides with something. | Pad, [ wonderful dinner and visiting In who Is a registered nurse, will be the rider is cata pula ted over the te survived by hte wife, ...... the-afternoon. .... . employed at the Clinic in Sun handlebars and Ills head usually Blanche, whom bo married In r^—- --------------being transferred into Hospital which is now . ................... ledo, Ohio; Patricia and Katha dinner guest'Sunday of her son and family, the Duane Law­ rences, of Battle Creek. Blanche Focoo and Mra. Dwight UPHOLSTERING end visiting their grandparents. Pam being w|ttt her grandmoth­ er. Mrs. Ray Wetzel, and Larry with his grandfather. "W a 11 e r Levehgood. This week the Levengoods are entertaining their nephew, Mark Hawkins, of Jack- <Ann) Grover, both of Long Beach. Calif. England, indicated that the dis­ tance for distance traveled, traveled. the _ risk of being killed In an aoci- . , ■ . rOStOI JOO Open motorcycle riders than for auto­ Myera reporta peraoru Interested mobile drivers. Another distres­ sing fact about these cycle accl^ Charlen Hinman. Visiting Mra George Lockwood tills week are her ■daughter and granddaughters, Mrs. David Shaull, Alton and Gina, from Orchard Lake, while Janet Shaull is attending camp. ■ Fred Lowes are taking unta-AT abort vacation trips with their trailer this Slimmer. This week they are spending several days al the Ludington state Park. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bunker were Sunday dinner guests of tho Russell Makleya to celebrate the fourth birthday of th cl granddaghter. Ellen Makley. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Carpets lielong in the kitchen Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKING carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No crying over spilled milk or broken dlshesl Don't take our word "for it. Come spill for yourself IASTINGS FLOOR COVERING ................... • •• • 123 West State Street, Hatting* Quality Materials sad Cassaw Phono Wl 5-5118 Phono 374-3523 SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! tha Whlttum and Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Barry were in St. Joseph Bunday to visit their brother. Robert Gardner, who has suf­ ' fered a heart attack. Mrs. Fred Markle and children visited Mrs. Richard Fritz of last week, and while shopping in Ann Arbor was pleasantly sur­ prised to meet Mrs. Will Birk, with whom she had a grand "chat" and reports the Birks are idoing nicely in their new loca­ I tion. 1 Leary* over the weekend were j Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hesterman | and , daughter. Gayle, and Mr. । and Mrs. Waller Schneider and I daughter. Janet, of Elmhurst, hl <•;. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason spent the weekend at their cabin near Rcoconunon. A visitor last Visiting the James Matthews on Sunday were her nephew and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VanPutton and two children of Holland. Mr. and Mrs John Mullenix and family visited her brother. Mra Kathryn Cl urn also accom1 panled them to visit her aon. Miss Suzanne Mullenix was a guest of Judy Bennett of Hol­ , land over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford FlnkI belner visited her brother and | family, the Jerry Andersons of | Alto, on Bunday. Mrs. Josephine Anderson accompanied them and j Is spending the week with her I son. the Jerry Andersons. | Mrs. Carol Cushman, Tony. Michael and Melodi Anne of I Sault Ble. Marie are visiting Mrs. I Cushman's parents, the Wood­ row Wynns. । Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schultz of Michigan City. Ind., visited her sister, Mrs. Lydia Rogers. Bun­ day. Rev. Lila Manker spent Fri­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson at Woodland. Saturday Bauman and husband of Tarpon Springs. Fla . and Lenora Sedlck of Cortez. Fla, and the latter's daughter. Miss Dorothy Bedick of Farmington at the former's trailer home near Gull Lake. The ladles visited their brother. Verne, at Kalamazoo. Mrs. Be­ dick and daughter were supper Thursday toe attended the an­ nual Conference at the Hopkins Campground a_nd on Bunday toe attended carnpmeetlng at the same place. She left Wednesday to spend 10 days with her chlleast shore of Grand Traverse Mra. Iola Wilkca. R3 Hartings, and daughter and husband, and Mra. Bendy Taylor of 1 If . t ; BK SJMNGS ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK!» ' • ’ HARDTOPS . CONVERTIBLES WAGONS COLONY PARK and COMMUTER wagons COMET: CYCLONE GT CYCLONE CALIENTE CAPRI 202 VOYAGER and VILLAGER wagons SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL MODELS Tony Belli Motors -• 1320 n. micUsm avmm � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-08-18.pdf 00498fa228b8fb55564dffa680797ef6 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner llltii Hastin««, Michigan, Thursday, August 18, 1966 Ym Outdoor Art Show Friday At Courthouse I oung Man EDITORIALS—y»""L Man Killed Saturday Barry County electors will have tlon No. 1. However. In falling lol another opportunity to vote to support Proposition No. 2. which The Hastings Artiste’ Workshop finance the construction of a new would have granted the superIs sponsoring on outdoor art ex-(jail In lite Nor 8 general election.; visors Uie legal right to levy a houxZta*1**’ AU8 1B‘ 0X1 the Court" according to action taken by the; two-mill lax lor a period of two nouse lawn. n... m Anyone wishing to exhibit and Since tlie right to create a sinking limitation. Uiey nullified any presGIVEN TESTAMENT — Men exiled f fund was passed by voters at the ent acUon regarding the proposed exhibitor Is entirely rseponslble tor his own display. Anyone who primary election Aug. 2. there Will; jail. • • • has only a few art works may join be only ONE special propoaltlon, one of the group displays, but this time—the right to levy a twoPeople have a perfect right to ; question the Judgment of the board Ung with the display. and two years only to provide the of supervisors tn optioning a sixsinking fund with the neceesar-- acre tract (or 836.000. Perhaps a or MS-9619. mure free and open discussion on substance. Children who have attended any Thus, the situation should be the part of citizens might have of the summer Children's Work­ shop activities are Invited to bring less confusing than the two propo­ cleared up many questions that are their favorllA works down to tlie sition deal that faced voters at bothering people and so. have put allow to enter In the sjicchl chil­ the primary. the proposed purchase in a much1 dren's display. No entry blanks Actually, electors favored the different light. are necessary for the children. For children who have missed spreading of a special two-mill The Barry County Democratic (Continued on Page 41 Party Convention was held Wed­ the Children's Summer Workshop, tax when they approved Propoalnesday evening. Aug. 10. at the there are two Saturdays left to; join in the fun. from 9:30 to 11:30 Courthouse. Democrats Name Delegates to State Convention Homecoming at ' Clothesline Art Carl Brodbeek. currently servJunior artiste who have attended j Ing as treasurer for the.Barry I County Democratic party, wax all of the Saturday sessions in­ j elected chairman Elected sec re- elude: Susan and Julie Dalman. Nashville artists are to hold Steve Hawthorne, Brenda and tary was Phyllis Puller, currently their 16th annual Clothesline Art ■ Bruce Smith, Sharon and Michael Show in Central Park on SaturJ, I day, Aug. 20. । mlttee. I Joyed most of the classes include: I „Bl„ ule ....o completed for are u being Those elected as delegates to Kathy Jorgenson. Cindy Dutchess, thePlans annual Freeport homecoming the State Convention which , Helena, Kathy and Kris Lcszczyn- to be held Friday and Saturday. will be held In Grand Rapids Michigan. ’ ^n» - Sponsors announced that there Chairman Mildred Latta gave i Chairman Irene Parker, Phyl­ lu0. grouM of skydlven, » special invitation to Hastings lis Faller. Carl Brodbeek. Mel­ Jameson and Deoel Hall. Some of | — — Freeport Has Full Program MRS. HELEN STEBBINS Mrs. Stebbins Retires as Clerk Of Draft Board vin Goebel. George Hack. Sup­ ervisor Jack O'Connor, Mary Linderman and Clinton Llg- NUMBER 18 I ShoicatNashville pated in are day paled clay modelUig. paintpaint-I ulU1 tt(u, Uirec paradm^ parachutes on each. each. Uielr Ulelr work. work­ model-;! Jump jurnp Friday prlday onf one group group of of Grand Grand ------------ • •----------------------n^' -----------i28r m^che> P°UJ° Pr,nts-1 Rapids skydivers will make one Morticians to Quit Ambulance 'Service Here In 2-Car Crash Barry County's sixth traffic accident occurred abou: 4:30 pm. Saturday. Aug. 13.when David B. Nagelkirk. 20. of Grand Rapids, was killed and three oth­ ers Injured In a two-car smashup on the Gun Lake Road Just east of Hall Lake, according to Deputy Sheriff Harvey Baker. Mr Nagelkirk was pronounced dead on arrival at Pennock Hos­ pital. Deputy Baker said the young Chevrolet convertible driven by John F. Stuill. HI. 19. also of Grand Rapids. , Tho other car was driven by Thomas R. Predum. 48, KaiamnWallace, 65 They suffered cuts and bruises and were taken first to Pennock Hospital and then transferred to Blodgett Hospital ■in JCalamazoo. Stultt uas admitted to Pen­ nock for treatment and X-rays According to the report. Stultt Inlo the Army.—Banner photo. Hastings 1966-67 School Budget Set at SI,674,328 Estimate Revenue at $1,718,980; Instructional Budget $1^50^83, $288,525 Higher Than Last Year when he lost control on a curve The car went off the north edge of tlie road, went west up the shoulder for 194 feet before slld1 ing sideways across the traffic. The Hastings Board of Education Tuealay mlopted a lane into the path of the east­ ! record .school budget for 1966-67 aggregating $1,674,328.00, bound Predum car. | $384,983.70 above the actual expenditures for the past school Hastings Faculty The estimated revenue for the coming year aggregates | $1.71X.98O.82. $203,184.23 higher than the $1,515,796.59 re­ Complete for ; ceived in the 1965-66 school year s operation. The increased school costs includes salaries for 23 additeachers and an additional------------------New School Year part-time teacher at Pleasant-tlonal ■ 827335. Including 8530552 more Alternate delegates are: Calh-------- --------—■ — uiuuk oic,K.uin<. inc. 1 than year which Is ear"­ ----I view and last Southeastern. erlne Noonan. Wendell Shafer. । youngsters seem to favor potato The Instructional staff for Teiuhers will receive regular1I marked for books. Hastings' schools te completed Leonard Kroes. Albert Beard, printing as most fun. and like to I The instructional budget in­ — Supt. Richard J. Guenther nn- scheduled salary Increments toJoseph Noonan. Marcia Beard, : make Prints with Queen Anne's nounced after the Board of Edu- taltnK 418200 plus average salary cludes 87.800 for conferences. Judy Main and Aleja Young. ' lace weeds dipped into poster^ plxce* on the amateur talent cation Tuesday noon approved I increase, of 8750. Resolutions were passed com-' faints Saturday followed by a dance contracts for six teachers. | Tlie total Instructional budget driver training expenses which is Mrs. Helen H. Stebbins. 316 S. mending the Job being done by i "Dwlr adult supervisors, who al the Odd Fellows Hall. .i Members of the health com­ On Supt. Guenther's rccom- Lu 81250583.828852521 above hist 82.008 higher than last year. Third District Congressman Paul I have had as much fun ns the I Park Street, who has managed the , The auditions arc to be held mittee of the Barry County mendatlon. Mra. Dorothy Dim-1 year's. One additional clerk has State aid lor driver training, H. Todd. Jr., and wholeheartedly children, are PaUy Myers. Dr. office operations for Selective Serv. .. .. to full time betn ;ulde[1 Jy tJle J' । this Friday at 8 p.m. In an « outN. . <« »■>»>»« hto Orh. “• ■; Bonn! of Supervisors are to ---son was ------reassigned study tlie problem of providing elementary teacher al North­ office and tlie miscellaneous ex­ Is expected to be 86200 *.» ICLltUqj OA ,------- _ ”---- •------- *. eastern. She had been hired as penses Include* 86500 pay for Thomson chief clerk effective Aug. 24. it; A resolution was also passed rMa CMUmixn. Virginia Utter,1 Mrs. Robert Bpylon are chairmen I ambulance service for the are* a part-time teacher at South­ noon-hour supervision. The was announced today by William that, due to the many and con-: ^xmle Ford, Louise Reascr, Edna and report to the full board at ! of the talent show and Robert •rrr./'Zrf «’ZLJj'Z,’ eastern. school library budget totals J. Schllhaneck. chairman of the .1 -----fusing changes beln? made ui in uie theI ; Bendcr Browyn Williams. w — — --------- -------............... —. Enid1 Boyion and Prank Dutcher head , r ,5^x . ,.nl'5Un^ Mra. Pat Markle hired for local board. l-' “’taws, — •--* ----------- I Bheppmi. Judy Walldorff. .— I 1 election that a greater efthe aaiuraay Saturday aance. dance. Dar Hol”'1 . . lx ^7?rd .---------I x- one-fifth position at South­ up me — fort t be* made 7at all to »pro-1 lendrake of Grand Rapids will “ le“«riT* Mrs. Stebbins was honored . "TV ’— • levels ~ “"* | Bulter and Rlta^Altoft. eastern. to relieve Dave Arnold Tuesday at a luncheon al the ■ T1*1' ^11{r Information concern-1 1 emcee the talent show. director* stating that at 12 mld- so he can carry out his part-time clerical help for the administra­ Hotel Hasting, sponwwtd by the ; Ing lnK changes changes In In pwedura procedures irTthe In the ;; DI1^. Priday starting at 2 pm there n‘«Bt «> Ort. 31. 1966 they administrative duties tion is estimated at 838975. »•_ - imoUiod । method and ways wavs of choosing chootlnir will be foot races for children would end lhc operation of their Mrs. Jeanne Metsenbach. 511 Transportation salaries climbed candidates public office Mr. __ cniimaaics tor for puouc onice anaand I ! chalrmaned by Charles Blough i>ubllc ambulance service., W. Clinton, was employed for Mrs Stebbins, during her moreI, party party organization posts. ' 1I D * 1 * A‘ organization posts. 818.874 48 to 875.000 for next year and George Estep Gordon Yoder “ F~m•"«< «»•«■ ■*»«*. high school English. Sbe has her than 16 years local board Barry manN.„ . । , • reso.'“‘ 1,1 IiriPflltCn MI ATPil with 15 additional routes for a agement. has ofguided.the C<i and Frank Dutcher are to con­ no ambulance transportation master's degree from the Univer­ County rexL'trantsTMey MitartQ ‘‘“P TVJ? "41 Ule ’ *’ duct a fro? jumping contest at sity of Michigan and her BA will have 44 routes using 27 buses the armed forcre for military; .hnflP ° .,^e .^?e2*,°^T'rnT!n‘ from Michigan State. She previ­ Plans are being completed for during the year. Transportation service durine the 1 cutting and destroying haxously taught about four and one- the opening of Middfeville's Thomw„, „ „,1UWIC, w.,w. Sr"MU? •■““'“lly ih. dU.^1 half years. Russell Hankins, manager of afiple-Kellogg School and Supt increase of 8298220 Donald E. Smith. 1020 8. Mont­ Earl Vansickle reported six teach-1 Health services are exported to cidents of the past IB yean. HarXlngs Area Chamber of held al the same time. Harald I Hons, It Is no longer feasible for when located on our roadsides. ’ (lie Cnmmiir-'TL.. Eckert heads the bike parade its to continue tills service. gomery. was hired for Junior­ Ing positions were still open this COrt 87500. an Increase of 86.During her period of service .... -------------------------forarTauctlori sale to raise himta Mnd Mr * chRr|ps Blough and , Therefore, the undersigned fuana Mra. Charles Blougn and, »nen-iore. me unaersignrei iu- senior high industrial arts. He An election platform passed hundreds of Barry County regis­ supporting action for a one man for .k- rmtazwn^t Xrr4.Hu Mrs - DDutcher «tcher the Mrs. the pet pet parade paradeI neral neralhomes homesbelieve believethat thatItItIsisInIn has his BS from MSU and re-1 trants have been Inducted or en­ -one vote concept for all legls- < Teachers are needed for high ’ elude* 86.481 for the school nurse rtre^nnn. for Robert Rnhert Humphrey Kumnhrnv is '■ chairman nf of tJlr Iwwt Interval the beat interest nt of the niihlle public cently completed four yearsI.U.. bod,- „ U.. .U-u'Su. listed tn the armed forces. school girls physical education, whoae salary formerly was tltat we discontinue this service teaching tn England Mra. Stebbins was presented I high school homenuking, junior । charged to the instructional bud^ CT X n i!L i Rrm "•'* *nd hU so that a public agency, or pri­ nldpalltles throughout the State, Rlehard Horst, who has his high social studies, third grade, i get. vate firm, specializing in this BS from Central Michigan Uni­ and efforts to establish a four- held at the HuUnp City Bank first grade and elementary prin-1 C versity and who has taught two .1 tlon of her outstand in< achieve- year voter registration be con­ parking lot Saturday. Aux. 27. ' EJZSTtLIL ,?T'. to’ tinued. to provide for availability the sune tune we feel that by years in Fulton, was hired as a clpal. of voter registration lists, that . __ ,, I’mdevoting our full Umc to scrv- high school commercial teacher I. Myers. deputy state the Senate joint resolution pro' Crossing guards are being add!JT Wel «h-ln tlm Weigh-In time for Saturdays Ing our bereaved families, tlie Mr*. Anne Hengesbach was principals will be In their oflkra rd for the safety of children conrest te5t is a8:30 viamg ror lo-year-oia voiinj , ’T”, ;—,r irat.or puumg con jo public will also be better served. | hired as a high school secretary tiding for 18-year-old vollnx *c,or Prilling The citation. Issued by the State should be k. supported ........ like0.!? to contribute to this m - ci-.t 1 crossing hazardous streets with at the ..." Nov. WOUld J? ,JUsi ■>nrtl Flr*t Prlze 14 second "It te our feeling tliat the de- beginning Aug. 29. Director of Selective Service, states: 8 election. cause.should notify the Cliam- »■>« —... ... the purpose of counseling and I the elimination of intra-city bus 825. third ... 815 __u and .fourth 810. "Her management of the local[ Also, that a meaningful camHoward Thaler and George *nr this public service rests with as the school board's delegate to enrolling new students. All new < transportation. Budget for athletics is 814500, board office, her applied knowledge material will^bc picked up. Faunce are chairmen. tlie annual meeting of the Michi ­ palgn expense reporting proce ­ [ a drop of 822690 from last year of Selective Service operation, and Hankins /explained that the Bike races are at 1 pm. Satur­ gan Association of School Boards roll at the west elementary । The insurance budget sky­ procedures. and her wise counsel dure should be created for the annual replacement cost of the day. a turtle derby at 2:30. a to be held id prand Rapids at rockets from 811572.76 to 834000. and guidance to registrants and; establtehment of a citizen's com­ daroratlons Is about 8500. Re­ penny scramble al 3 pm. and a building the PanUtnd Hotel Nov. 1. 2 and New high school students are I “n u»cre**« of Of the their families over the years war-,' mlttee to devise a meaningful placements an? required because woodchopping contest at 3:30 Board President Fay Clardy County. We ask that you give 3. rant highest commendation as she nominating procedure for candi­ asked to enroll with Uie high , lncrea*e- 822.000 goes to pay hoaThe Methodist women will your careful consideration to is the tlUnvf* d-l—rrt-. dates for public office, that there retires public service. wiring, ornaments and displays serve dinner starting at 4.30 Steb”ns'from outstanding' careerMrs of Named to school board com- ;-•>,! pnncwl pno, u> me <»m., this problem. and make a decland vandaltan. miKit/. . _L' - ■ “* I convention methods and proceI The operational budget totals publlc service reflects great credit du res so that corrective levinin Tenure—Frank Ritchie. Robert appointment win save time. the people of this county may be '8167500. with 8101JXX) going for upon hcnellMbd has contributed The book store at the west eleprovided with this necessary Godfrey. Dr Charles Morrill Saiary—Mrs. von Reis, Ritchie, mentary building will open next 822.003 IB which includes three chanlcal work relating to the re­ public service without Interrup­ national security mission of the Charles' Paul. , Monday and the high school book new Jobs and summer help along of the election laws tion. Selective Service System in Michi­ codification should be begun. Insurance—Mrs. von Reis. Faul. store opens Monday, Aug. 29. "We. the undersigned funeral gan." , preliminary enrollment flgures Additional graduates who re- , directors, pledge our full support Godfrey. Chairman Brodbeek then A retirement emblem and gifts U( you and offer our combined , TrKn*.PO!’t*tl°h—Dr. Morrill.! indicate a need for six section* of called the convention to a recess, celved degrees at Western Michl-I1 Kindergarten. Four wuiua sections win cooperation to you ana o ', Wlehtnd, , " , Godfrey. ■ «voiu<u #aimi. rvm wm and tnc tlv pubher retirement luncheon. Other subject to call of the County gan University on Friday. August'' lie in aecurlng adequate protec^®Ualton4-R‘t* n»«*i ki the McFall building and Chairman Irene Parker, which members of Local Board No 8 tn thl. ---leicpnoiiv ..1 .. .--------------------------' Th' smiry vuuuiy Telephone chle. Wieland, Godfrey. ■«.•<,.< — >1™.. iin n n.. twu sections the west elementary. Th^5 < Company has been authorized by .J*®0, o< Barry addition to Schllhaneck are: Win­ te to be within 20 days after the Legislation—Dr. Morrill. Wie­ building. The special education November 8th general election. clJd^T recelvlng de « wa »«*• the Michigan Public Senice C^n'y ston V. Merrick. Lewis S Lang and land. von Reis. class will meet at Freeport this to be 123.000, a hike of 82361. C . ... Commission to issue a 200': comT** ua4 signed by Robert K Stamm of Hastings and Athletic receipts during the year. Pa rente of kindergarten chil­ M^roilde t'Th81 Jobn mon stock dividend to its share George H Vogt. Vogt Funeral Tile maintenance budget is Ralph C. Pennock of Nashville. MvJT 4na Mr. °a h0,der« °f «<ord “ or 13 '»>««• Conrad R. Beeler. Breler Succeeding Mrs. Stebbins as clerk 814.71694. where and when, their children are Included In the Increase is 86.475 The company, headquartered I Funeral Home; Thomas C. OirrHh.Ti. JriM toJv a r>? Home. Olrr- It w“ reoorted'to'ihe’b^.'rd of Local Board No. 8 will be Mrs. BA V Powe'1' Dr,Un provide, telephone bach. Sportable - Olrrbach FuR e’ /Tt s included 85 to attend. for instructional equipment. Norma A. Sothard. R2 Hastings. BA. HasUngs. ^ |f< AUeg>|i Home. Ctare C Pickens from M fr^ 1 The budget anticipates a bal­ Barry Township cleA Prances Assisting Mrs. Sothard in the local ■ ITtrom 84.73650 bosr- • > ■ ketba „football. 8605 75 from from wrest^ .k j7rt"n Funeral_ Chapels, and kP,b “n ' 160575 lrom *restjing Demos Schedule i ance of 844.652.82 at the end of board office will be Mrs. Mercedes L. Butler reports that electors Carolyn P. Leigh. BS. Middle­ the next school year, with no In ite petition the company! J*ck D Oagood. Leonard-Osgood und >I73 frotn Junto varsity FV A. Erway. 714 E. Madison. there will vote on the sale of ville. money available for transfer into proposes to Issue Ln addition Funeral Home. football । candidates Dinner liquor by the glass on Nov, 8. Harry Emxer. BBA. Caledonia, ?; sinking fund. _______ _____ HASTINGS TAX NOTICE — 5.011 0.11 shares ,ot of-tto its cnnirnon common >tot stock. I| The supervisors at thf their !r .A Au-' ?: ■ Expenses included Included Pootban. Poolball' Barry County Democrats have I the ________________ Included in the anticipated The deadline for paying Hu810 par value, aggregate par, gust session adopted a *lral»h» 1 84 258 93; basketball 81664 t "Shall the sale of spirits in 64; announced a "Candidates Din-I revenue is 8547.70126 in ’local tings I960 municipal taxen with­ addition to beer and wine be per­ value 850,110 and distribute as a 83 fee for dog licenses. Formerly wrestling. 81238.64. basebar 11.1 ncr" to be held at 6’30 pm. Sat- I taxes, up from last year's 8471.dividend two additional shares of the fee lias been 81 for malea 867933; golf. 8237 87 lenni out a three percent penalty la mitted for consumption on the is.|Urday Aug. 27. at Delton High 74220 Thte Include* the levy of Deputy Sheriff Hgreey 1........ „„ stock for each 8share and unsexed dogs, and S3 for, 8152 62; track. 860724. chce: premises wjthln the Township of has been Investigating the sus-; common —------held iw by *vi*iino existing stockholder?, h*id ' females The vote on changing 1—Js;*— •••--• . . .. r- । School Honored guests will lw ,l l2'-> mills on 843216 101 State Ruby Henney, Treasurer Barry under the provisions of pec ted arson of a house trailer | The company will finance tnc me ice *4, 6O; admlnb.lratipn. ^Congressman Paul H. Todd. Jr equalized valuation for the dtelx-o. the law governing same?" ’ 876651. Insurance. 81.79391: bus j Donald R. Holt. Jr . candidate trict. owned by Dr. Light which wasl di vid end out of accumulated! ------ 2—«-----------driving 81968.75; supervision for senator from the 21st district state aid Is expected to be parked at 11660 Norris RoadIMKU1 earnings. ....... . l» •_ r* 11* JJVl c’eVc,J' *S2®jBcket sellers, and Howard W. Boone, candidate 8881.758.48 figured at 8406 for about two miles south of Prairie-1. ------------ •-----------8544; telephone, 8208. and travel for representative from the 55th each of 3 800 studrnta less 15 rille. Tlie fire occurred about' RUMMAGE SALE—1637 S. lunches. 84050. <4050. i■ apd lunches, 'district. I mills deductible. noon Saturday. Aug. 13. Delton Broadway. 9 to 5 pm.. Saturday | Special State aid. such as for firemen extinguished the blaze. and Sunday. 8 18 ; ip.'cial education, agriculture and I Federal programs, is expected to ‘ be 873904 65. transportation la to bring’ tn 857.000 based on last The Hastings Flying’ Associa­ tion and Civil Air Patrol Is spon­ soring a Dawn Patrol at the Has­ property al 1500. miscellaneous tings Airpark for Sunday. Aug. al 81.000 including gas tax refund 11. with planes expected to fly Ln with 815.000 from annexed disfrom many cities. ----- .-------------- spon­ Rlcliard O. Endsley. who has taneous outburst greeted the delinquent lues been underahoriff since March 1. Invited to attend. was appointed sheriff Wednesday morning to fill out tho unexpir- veaned content just ' to enjoy —_ _________ . ~ eSyLS’Jf*.'* wax T-K School Opens Sept. 6: Still Need Six Teachers 1 1311 ijcllC 10 At Christmas | Announce More Barry Phone WMV Graduates Company Issues Stock Dividend Barry Township Votes on Liquor Suspect Arson backward glances bits ofyesterday" ... as gleaned from the Banner filet --------- ------ ------ Invite Public '• To Dawn Patrol Here Sunday Rotarians Hear Retired Engineer who rrelgned effective Aug. 15. Bchool Commissioner Arthur Due U> a steel strike tn Grand Lathrop announced that 11 stu­ Rapids. tho remodeling of the dents were scheduled to enroll completed In Hine for the open- morrow. This is one more than the minimum required. Supt. L. H. Lamb told the Board of Education. Tuesday. HaMinca and the majority of Day—quietly and with Pilots will receive awords do­ nated by local merchants and Individuals. display the car he drove in the 500-MUe Memorial Day race at Indianapolis, Ind. Breakfast will be served by members of the Moose starting at 7 o'clock. little UCXWUD OUKtt luck dinner will be held and an Intwwtlng and enjoyable pro- Hastings Rotarians heard a mobiles" from Harold Phillips, retired chief engineer of the Hastings Mfg. Company, al their regular luncheon meeting Mon- ----------- �tVkMy nW CfarA FMHrim Thumday afternoon with their urr.bu*. Ohio, Ted and Margret* 2Mh wedding Progressing Well and Irene Hendmhot. PoUuck Hcroert J. Bernhardt, J Clinton, is reported te b PXfughUn were pieenntly »ur- Beara of Kalamazoo vtalted Sun- Thursday evening Mr* Faulk- rnazoo. Tuesday, vtaitlng their Schaucho of Battle Creek daughter. Margaret and Shirley. week and up and family were Friday supper guest* of Mr. and Mra. Bob Bro­ spent Thursday and Friday vtalt- gan and boy*. On Saturday the a* Bob Brogans were at Warren and Georgia's and Sunday morning gelt Memorial Hospital Ln Grand Rapids. He "look* wonderful." according to 1 have vteitorx. ard. The bkte were exceptionally Standard Oil. with cIom. However WIN UP TO IT’S EASY! IT’S FUN! PLAY LIKE BINGO! Farm Bureau insurance corn­ fleet Insurance bid The amount specified on the IB buses totaled I1A51S3 plus *14.09 for each driver training car. In comparing cost* of milk, gasoline and fuel oil with last year it wax noted milk was ilighUy higher while gasoline and fuel oil costa were slightly $2,000 er NaahviUe waa rejected. count. SWIFTS PREMIUM light* on the athletic field* which run* Ln the neighborhood of •700 a year. For a period of one year, when It te hoped they wUl no longer need any a**l*tance, the board approved paying for the light* out of the general fund* The ambiance was given since the athletic department any time before school start*. Sycamore in River A large sycamore tree dropped into the Thomapple River Mon- STORE LAST WEEK! 2 14 16 30 32 46 HYORADE SONELEES BRISK*! CORNED BEEF 69‘ Smoked PORK CHOPS f 9? ECKRICH SMORGAS PAC 99 Boneless STEW MEAT ‘r; «»69* Ground Beef fra* Chuck '59* 54 4 6 18 24 26 28 NUMBERS TO PLAY 34 44 58 64 56 r' COFFEE | BLUE BONNET - QUARTERS I iVsAxGAKINE 52 ' c CaMnkYiwi-Co-wih} 66 72 74 76 78 6 92 94 10 WITH COUPON BELOW WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN BY 9 PM, SAT., AUG. 20 14-oz. wt. Pkg * The tr pttely POTATO CHIPS FRESHLY GROUND ,k v I™ ALL BEEF AS WESHU 08 WAYNE SPARTAN REGULAR OR DRIP RED CARD BAKE NO. ONE CHUCK STEAK 59c BEEF SPARE RIBS... 59c \ through TASTES LIKE IT HAY THESE NUMBERS IN ANY SEQUENCE ON YOUR BED BINOO CARD 49s CHUCK ROAST The Dplton Kellogg School will cepted from Aug. 22 Oj, CARDS THAT YOU PICKED UP AT THE BLADE CUTS Delton School Open* Sept. 6 sixth grade. t82S for seventh graders. *830 for eighth grade girl* and 01030 far eighth grade NUMBERS — CHECK AGAINST THE RED Proten BEEF SALE! ticket*. and other du- \ 1 BE SURE TO PICK UP A BLUE CARD FOR NEXT WEEK'S JACKPOT BINGO GAME/ HERE ARE YOUR 1st WEEK'S WINNING A HAMBURG HAROLD QQ£ THi MAI THINS HOM HOIIOAI" W TH COUPON BELOW Down Patrol Arrives Next SCOTT Sunday Spartan - Fresh Frozen WH TE OR COLOR ORANGE JUICE BATHROOM August 21. This group of flying enthusiast* visit our community for breakfast once each summer and the public enjoy* going out to 00 TISSUE vately owned plane* from aU over Michigan Flying is aometlilng that appeals to GET DOUBLE EVERY WEDNESDAY! WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE MINUTE MAID-FROZEN 3 &1 HUNT'S PORK & BEANS 5 SINGLE PLY LIMIT 44tolll ( REGULAR 89c VALUR Noxzem* 1,000 Sh(*At Roll activity. Improvement proj- partment your headquarter* Fresh Firm Hoods Make Felpausch Your "Back To School" Supply .• Headquarters •11 KAffT RAHJCOAD gT„ HAMTWC.H. phone wi »- FACIAL TlMUf’ Wh|l« Hi. wi * Mott ■ Hl । B I PkB •< 200 Ilcorr', iBatbroom MOI SCOTTIES ’aoo 39*1 KtfSS! I Skin Cream Head Lettuce 2 foe 5 �Hastings Moose Trapshooters Win Honors Hastings Class A Glbaon finishes her second Sum-1 mer course at Godwin Hilght* in | Grand Rapids Friday. ’ Mra. Vern Hmblita Timpao The Maple Grove birthday club Mr. and Mr*. Allan Morrison of Jackson, of Middleville. trapahoot Rapid City were gueit* of Mr. A blrUiday surprise was held Blocum and Earl Argetelnger won the State Moose championship main for a longer visit. While MM weekend, acortng 390 out of here, they will celebrate Mr. a possible 250 at the Hastings Morrison-* Mth birthday. A Rev. Moose range In Yankee Bpring*. Marie Clement of Hobe, Fla.. The Class B crown went to a friend. team from Mtukegon with a 218 ।,1 college .. dl„ KMrs. .rt Jason »Steere. — k Mrh total and the Class C champion- | Thrse lartlM hart not. ?_?*£ ahip to an Ann Arbor team with nw w^rt^n ’ni^r a 206 total I seminary on the Hudson River —, ... . (nearly a half-century ago. Rev. ®en lied for sing lea Clement has preached In tn North honor*, each shooting 41*. In the Carolina. Kentucky and other sliootoff. Ken Gilmore of Otsego places. She is now retired. * Mr. of Haatlns* third. Th* double* event also ended In a three-way tie with the three teams shooting 92*. In the ahootoff. Lyle Nordahl and Roy Engllah of Otsego were first, Clyde Cobum and Ken Gilmore of Ot­ sego were second and Al Taylor and Richard Taylor of Hastings were third. In the special team event. Clyde Cobum fired a perfect score of 50. Clyde led the team representing the western part of the Blate against the beat trap shooter* from the cast tide. Fred Linderer and Paul Duel of Mus­ kegon fired 47 out of #0. Al Tay­ lor 48 and Ken Gilmore 47. Representing the east side of the State were Ann Arbor shoot­ ers. William Week* and Bam Gentile, 43 out of 50. Mel Watte and Guy Fatturl. 46, and William Bushaber, 45. Middleville By Mra. Mary Jackaon TJIE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Highbank ® family are settling In their new home al Fenvllle where James 1* physical education teacher and coach In the high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKeown. Mra. Alan Steeby of Big Star supper guest of liei slater and mother, Mrs. Lucille Getty and Mr*. A. Ci Johnson Wednesday. A The young people of the Ed­ ward Wlerlnga family ended sell­ ing *weel corn at the Davis Cor­ ner on their- farm two mile* west of Middleville. Many people haVe enjoyed this fresh corn. A Mr. and Mr*. Vem Lickta and Mis* Winnie Lickta had Mr. and honoring .hl* 77th tana, Washington, California. Nevada and back to Detroit. family of By Mrs. Donald Proejrock Saturday with the Kenneth Rey­ booster lines to extinguish Uie nold* and Bill Edmond* families Middleville fireman were called to a cottage near The Note on home in Battle Creek Mrs Har- Gun Lake. Lightning had struct and damaged the electrical *y»and a granddaughter of Mra. Highwaymen were called out Edmond* to remove tree* which fell across The Clyde Wilkin* sustained the Gun Lake Road a Quarter and Mra Arden Scliontz were severe bruises in a motor bike mile west of M-43, and from the Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. accident Thursday when they and Mra. Austin Schantz W Mr. struck a hole in the rood while Whltneyville Road. riding In the Delton area to The Michigan Research Fish­ family of Battle Creek were 8uneries Institute Station here re­ day guest* of Mr. and Mra. Gay- Wilkins received several broken corded S3 of an Inch of rain fell lord Gould riba and a dislocated thoulder during the storm. Mra. Helen Green of Thom- and Mr. Wilkin*- fate wa* The temperatures. apple Lake entertained a group bruised. Mias Roxanne Quick b of todies Wednesday in honor of attending Lake Louis Methodist a new neighbor. Mra. Marvin 1 Camp at Boyne Falls thia week. Dunkelberger a Mr. and Mra * Donald Prue frock family, Richard Ihirby and daughter* of accompanied by Lillian Nehrtng Coat* Grove spent Sunday with °f Kalamazoo attended a family the week on account of the death and funeral of a cousin. Dean Thompson. A Mr. and Mra. Blair HawbllU and Kenny and Mr. and Mra. Vern Hawblltz called Bunday on Mr. and Mra. and Mra Arcfde Burd to a steak Dale Bishop and family In Bat- East Doud Ith Charles By Mra. Lloyd Owm towIM* «4»-S*11 Calms from Lansing called at Lloyd Owen*, Bunday, A Mr. and Mra. Clifford Kahler from Del- anti Storm Sweeps Over Barry Monday Night tin Schantz and Mr. and Mrs church a The Uoyd Gaskill* re- department* were called eat. Vern HawbllU spent a few days turned Friday from a trip to Hastings answered an alarm last week in northern Michigan iron River to visit with their and Canada.' daughter. Mildred, and family. a half-mile south of Chief Noon­ uni nui. nxuoi iuiu — ------------------------- — --- ----- day Road when lightning hit family, the Lee Bella of Lansing Leslie Dickerson is confined to and Paul and Marcia Bell were | Iwr home with a back aliment. in Great Falls, Montana, had the pleasure of seeing Bob Bender, who file* Jet* for the Air Force. Nell Welcher'a on Kirby Rood Hudson Dowling with Paul Bell. * Mr*. Gladys The Dowling Methodist Church । A severe electrical storm, acHawbllU’. new telephone number Women* Society is meeting today over Barry County Monday night Vem Hawblitz were recent call- and the public is invited to st­ with a U— resident*. Haskin* of Plainwell, w David Hubbard Hills children of Kalamazoo. Mr. and By Mra. Albert Groan > MM41t.Ul* 7VJ-IM4 Mrs M.irrJuUl Tripp. Brenda and Bcott Tripp enjoyed a marsh­ Mr. and Mra. George Hom. mallow roast there in the eve­ nt-.; urday. * Mr. and Mra. William Cox and girls from Nashville and family of Middleville were Mrs Albert Green called on Mr. Marshall Tripp, Sunday. * Al- and Mrs. Dick Green In Nash­ ville. Saturday afternoon and teopothlc Hospital this week for were supper guests of Mra. testa. * Mr. and Mra. Gordon Gretn of Battle Creek spent, Scheldt al their farm home Saturday at Bhoip a trailer comp north of Nashville. A Mr. and Bunday evening they treated Mr. Mrs. Wadsworth Bissel were in and Mra. Albert Green and Mr , Nashville Saturday on business. CrtsBcy vLdtwl at Lynden Nor­ ris’ on Saturday. * Mra. Grace Chaffee from Stricker district Culler* Sunday at the Norrts Steven Laraen, son of Mr. and Chaffee from HaMlngs. and Mr. Mr*. Milton Larson of Grand Rapids, was guest of his grand­ family from Allegan. parents. Mr. and Mra. James Rugg. from Thursday to Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and Hartings to Fsrgueon Hospital, »ons of Glenview, III,, are spend­ Grand Rapids for a check up, ing this week at a cottage al Thursday. A Mra. Ruth Dcmeley Lake Louise En route they spent from Charlotte called at Howard the night with the home folks. Moores. Friday supper guest* Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Jackson A The Senior Citizens- Group meet* Tuesday, Aug. 23 Mr. and Gladys Palmer and two children Mrs. Vem Hlar are In charge of from Pontiac the meeting. There will be the About 60 relatives of Danny usual potluck dinner at the Hutching* from Grand Rapid* Methodist Church. All Senior A birthday party honoring Mr*. and Baltic Creek met for a sur­ Citizens arc urged to attend A Harold Stillwell of------------------Grand Rapid* prise celebration. Bunday. Aug. Mrs. Robert Robinson rajucit hasnoomson been .... nas ocen -----h.U .. Ik. __-----------. the nurae at Camp Knight, a j held 0,6 ht>tne of Mr- *nd 14, honoring hl* Aug. 4 gradu­ Methodist Church Camp near Mrr, Harr> Balsch, Saturday ation at the home of hl* parents, Detroit, a few weeks thte Bum“V’ Mr. and Mra. David Hutching*. mer. She te the daughter of Mr 01d Stillwell. Mr. aiifi Mrs. John David Jr., expect* to soon be and Mra Brace Wlndes. Thli te! ®ml,h OrMnd Hapld*. Mrs. Joining tile Armed Forces. the second Bummer »he has had Williams and »on. Don. of • Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Houghtalthis position, a Mr. and Mra. £b<n0,\™- *nd *r- ¥»d Mrs ing are vacationing this post Clara Williams spent a few days I Tbo™" Sallck and family of Al- weekend In Northern Michigan. helplng hl* ateter. Mr* George g°n®u*“ * ^Seventy - five ir----------- »_.... .... i attended the Jackson Reunion She had not been well Since sending tn Philip M I Bender-* address at Vietnam, iti ha* been changed His new ad-I------------------------------------------------dress is: pfe, Philip M. B*uder I publication order U85560aj32, 313th MPCo <pet T) I T*. Prrt.u Phan Rang Sub Area Comm. I APO Ban Francisco 96331. A The b*1J« *' ’ r"' Continued from Fof• Ona address of Clare R. Tolan is: ' Clare R. Tolan UB 54963000. D10-5. UB ATCA, Fort Knox. Ky Inches long th*t weighed 2L LEGALS Nolan birthday. rtson Jackson. Ml** Gladys Jack­ ion. Mia* Irma McCracken. Mr*. ncr guests honoring Mr. Jack­ ed home after spending a couple son-* birthday at the Buck Church Wednesday. A Many people enjoy the good dinner* put on by the Ladies Aid the second Wednesday of each from Star district called at Lyn­ den Norris, Thursday evening, a month. . Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Charles Wil­ liams, Bunday. Mra. Harris aang a solo at the Methodist Church service. A Mr. and ‘Mr* Ivan Payne and sister. MU* Roush, and Mr. and Mra. Harry Balsch held a picnic In the latter’* yard Friday. Mias Roush left by train for Seattle. Wash.. Monday. From there she takes an airplane for.Talwan where she will teach. a Charles McDonald entered the Osteopathic Hospital in Grand Rapids Sunday because of an in­ tegrated disc In hl* back. He would be glad to hear from friends. A Mr. and Mr* Chari** Andler accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bill McFall of Kalamazoo to their cabin at Sugar Island dinner. There will be a White IN HASTINGS! emu’iif ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY great news for moms! W Friday! Saturday! 2 BIG DAYS! Savings on back-to-school needs! More About Backward Glances of doing to auooessfully land the flail with the light blueglU latest pattern* In (A^m strong PUBLICATION ORDER LINOLEUM na modern fashion North Bide grocery to C. H. and IN FLOORS a Miss Yvonne Treg young woman from__ qualify for training as an air­ line hoatea* has been aulghcd by United Airline* to the Chlcago-Omal>a ■ nm and will fly about 2.000 ,milts nook to Mirr ivtsv luocrr In securing such a fine location The Michigan Central Holi­ HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING day excursion rates to Detroit 123 W. Star. SI trie Company * power line* have been extended Into the village of Vermontville, and th* resident* there are greatly pleased over the prospect of having their d/eeta and homes electrically lighted within - ------------ - — Dedicated to Serving Pharmaceutical Need* with All Precisian thelr oil lantern* and pass into the a<» of electricity. Candy Lmd. the handsome Spirt*. The remodeling and re- CHARGE THEM Penlander classics sweater 'n skirt. Read tho dai­ sies ... and wear them, tool Our own Pen­ landers are terrific examples of our morofor-your money policy. Quality labrici aro rkhly4ailored at only Penney's can dot Pro­ portioned wool ilirt and brrton-up sweater malto for a great wardrobe story! Wool-ond-kid n oholr Cardigan. 34 Jo 42. cream. Candland win mate a 5.98 Slim skirl in pol l*,'average and tall, too. 6.98 Serving Your Good Health For prescriptions compounded with professional accuracy and precision — for all your health needs — we Dm! Mm Perfects Midget Tnaskter HeerteAU ore ot your service. GARDNER’S 110 W. State Fh. 945-2134 REMEMBER! NO CASH NEEDED! Um Your Pwn.y’i Chargo Cord!! n ivory Day 9 A.M. until 5:30 PAL .. . Friday* 9 AM. until 9 P.M.H �— ttx^er . BEWARE QF ERlKrS/ untmu B»m>a UH b> ixm dnUM ar refereeing those costly disputes tn EDITORIAL northerners and i*lf righteous in pointing the building and parking faculties and trlct wll be distributing football uniforms. On Thursday physical Bt. Petersburg. FMl, ven Thux>- examinations will be given to all who Intend to participate In football ar baaketball, and on Monday, August 20, too ' " begun with comjfctton elated ellng through Naw England, was practice wifi get underway. Teenage GOP Group Elect! Fir»t Officers Dr. PiUllp O. Harrison The Barry County TARS (Teenage Republicans) held a During the past few weeks, It meeting on Monday, Aug. 18, at has been rather convincingly demfor residential buildUM. If the present pngnsed site is catod In tha former Campbell Grocery store building which returns to California. In, if anytlilng. a more ganlzaUon. The featured speaker virulent form, also exists north Deeds Howard Ferrin. the Hardings Corp. required space within die city limits and not too far removed Dr. Martin LuUier King commentfrtrn the center of the city I IxraJdent. Bonide Crawley: kcbarna. bad he encountered such boarding could be Increased. This with available rental space bePlans are underway to hold a public meeting to more thor­ oughly explain this project to urer. Rozann Quick. TAR U AU rangonent can’ continue indefi­ nitely. Eaton County needs come first axxl our sheriff here could receive a call at any time asking that our prteonen be taken some- young Republicans total of County Republican Convention. of us are in a position to point The Barry County TARS are the finger of scorn at Chicago. Racial Intolerance seems to be a scntatlvcs from Barry County to fixture that knows no geographical the State Teenage Republican boundaries. Potentially, at least. It exists right iifre in Hastings and Powir Net MSPICATKMtC-EVEN TAOCE YOU W/ wwar fntttwrtoK - cam WAlK YOU* WV/Nfi ABILITY. ACM YOUR. MOTOR OR PM66&T ABOC/T &P£ EFTECTS. The camp will help teenagers date merely because the problem learn more about tlx-ir govern­ has not been present on a sizable ment. politics and their duties In view of this uncertain future. as young citizens. The Hastings Banner U-M Research Seeks to Learn More About Tires V M. COOK, Milov gains in pay and benefits. Tlie laborer. lixb. 13.53 OBE HUNDRED AMD five airline* loat 232 million dol­ riiiitnih B»cu»r. lars tn revenue and an estimated 1,700 —Dok.ry A Ds'ktnjr. SUBSCRIPTION 17 million In profits. Those are BUOI - Tb.lra* E. Cl direct losses which will undoubtedly slow down tlie rate of moderni­ zation with new and Improved equipment and facilities to belter serve the public. In addition to tills, the government »tands to Its — HoSnio, McDonald A lose 15 million dollars In taxes on ■«U nsffmuwages and profits. Lasses to com­ BSSSO—Mlldtad ,B. *. Dsvla. Kai. munities, hotels, taxi drivers and to tlie tourist and ri-sort business halwr, Uab. 88.752.00 and other enterprises depending —William H. Culver. MICHIGAN PRESS HP.KVICE, In* on olr travel are beyond estima­ tion but will bulk much larger KlllOUM -lupin J. BsnpMD. B.tU. than the total losses of the airlines 28517 AMIRICAN NCWWAPni Cr«k. fact, wkr, Uab. l5.*BlBi a. MU coae — Bolilvaa. 11 anil ten A and their employees. ■ Datrali It Is this airline strike that has NATIONAL NEWSPAPER convinced many people, that the only solution to these power plays by Big--Unions and Big Industry In 1831. a law was passed re­ may be for the Federal govemquiring Michigan townships of 50 families to employ a school- The luggage you need to cut a handsome figure on campus f^) Samsonite" Silhouette Ionia were Friday dinner guests Harbor Church The pr. Arthur Haight family of Benton Harbor visited her mother, .Mrs. Ross Dunn, over the weekend. Friday night in Sparta wltb Mr. and Mrs. Henry Qeverwyk. They all spent Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Junes King In Lansing in honor of their son Scott's first birthday. Criss-cross front provides extra control for tummy. ’ 2-In. elestic top, bottom. White. 999 PANTY GIRDLE Marriage License* mcchonlca deportment have at­ But the questions raised by tended their work to aircraft Nxaey M*r«U>Uk. Plxtew.ll . the project outweigh the answdeveloped "a very simple theory Alberta CXrtxtl., '*1 DawUng . lure to begin with, he points out, to pridlct aircraft tire sUffnao and the complexity of Its nature characteristics." ' Baida Cnik . Bl It turns out, lie notes, that b rolUn» under a load. taxing loads on aircraft tires "We cun use the digital com­ can sonu-Umc, be extremely puter now to ascertain pretty high— producing, In effect, grrntwell Hie strength characteristics And foe helicopters, It baa "Our Inputs i Information fed been found that ilU fnesa By Franeat Johrytton tlie computer! require everything against ground vibration la a you would use in specifying tire., critical factor. Helicopter tires Mrs. Roy Clark attended the includes materials, the gvexnetry graduation Aug. 12 at Western including the rim. and inflation Michigan University wiicre her pressure, for example. grandson. LcRoy McDiannld of “The difficulty la that the Grand Ledge received Ills BA situation gels so complicated degree. He will continue towards fomuuico by simpler mathema­ ried on to Include the rolling tical models. After graduation Mr. and Mra. । । William Wagner and children,' kuseful XmfpnnaUon for design Mrs. Howard McDiannld and 1.99 Full-tength cantic waist, bot­ tom. While. Long-Leg GIRDLE Lake Odessa Long-Leg GIRDLE 299 2.99 Hama table Cro tch t Spandex pcwar net White only- Glvesdf smooth, slim line ftom waist to knoos—so Im­ portant with stretch pants. BEN^FRANKLIN’ 102 W. State St. ct Jeffenon , computer bills got too big.” prerovlc factor to emerge has Milos McDiannld and Patty of To get around this obstacle, what people regard as being as Grand Ledge with Mrs. Clark he -said, they recently have been simple as the wheel. had dinner at Gull Harbor Inn. working on simpler opptOHmatlons of the physical situation. Clark's work has been spon­ sored by fire tire manufacturers'. Rubber Co.. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co, B. F. Goodrich Tire Co. Goodyrar Tire and Rubber Co, and United States Rubber LOOK FOR THE SIGN signs without building expen- rrescnptions are the heart of our business. That’s why we devote so much time and care in maintaining a fresh and com­ plete stock of pharmaceuticals and keeping abreast with the newest discoveries in medical research. Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy less than the tire edn stand," he points out. "Formerly this was done by trial and error, What we ore attempting here | Is to develop techniques to perimit the manufacturer to get much of hts data before the j building of tho test model." । He sold the second plume of their program Is designed to get ■ Information about speed and dy­ namic effects—"to get dues as ; to what happwis in a real tire.” They've found some interesting things. Clark notes. One Is that pressure distribu­ tion between tire and' road, as well os the material and trend design, are Important cliuracteristlcs determining rood friction— or lx>w well the tire sticks to signing against skid by con­ centrating on tread design, Clark point* out. considerable Hastings Here’s luggsie Hut’s right st the heed of its cIhs. Sleek. Him Sam­ sonite Silhouette is nude with light»e<£ht mignesitsn Irene, the jet age raetsl-lcr strength »nd ruggedness. Clun, uncluttered lines and locks that ire neatly recessed so they ceil -spring open accidentAlly. Roomy interiors. Smart good looks, fashion colors for girls: Venetiaa Red. Biscjyr.e Blue, Dover White, Oxford Grey. Meins Blue. Willow Green, Masculine colors for boyfa Oxford Grey, Deep Olive. E Lelies' 26' Pullmaa ... (45M Week End Tote........ W J5 BMtyCau........... $27Jt Mea’s 24'Companion .. SJ450 Meo’g TntySuiter...... MSDO Information about the lire that would be ImpoMlble to obtain from such raodrlx. "Designers ittsurv themselves In the past considerable pro- 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 When you suffer a serious loss . when the going gets rough , it’s then that our services to you, as our dient, become a really meaningful part of your insurance protection. You can count on ui to be in your comer...to help with WHEN THE GOING loas ... to look after your iulcrcsU. GETS ROUGH RANDSEN'C ' • Satin Back! formation' dbte to develop tire designs on the computer, he notes Thia means tire developers Your (IM) Pharmacy B um. McPkadui'l VW* moi a. Panty-Style GIRDLE Hte ultimate goal Is to find out how tires perform under stress and devise a means of de­ termining tire load's effect on tire life. The fact that the computer con be used to ascertain strength The next time you have a pre­ scription to be filled, rely on use for prompt, friendly service. . development and or stock may iKsymxca information txrrrrvrs send their rvpreaentatlvea to tho camp, the Barry County TARS are tsoldlng two money - raising events. On Friday, Aug. IB, the TAR grirla will have a bake wile al tlui Hastings City Bank. On Saturday, Aug. 20. the TAR boya will hare a car wash In the HasUnga City Bank parking lot. though the data Is new and Anyone Interested In Joining needs further evaluation, to Inthe Barry County Teenage Rccresme non-skid characteristics I publicans should contact any of by looking more closely at pres­ Sammuri K. Clark of The Uni­ sure distribution. the clubrs officers. versity of Michigan hais been "But," he emphasizes, “thte is seeking a way to better under­ U.S. District Court stand automobile Urc perform­ ance through analysis and stim­ Bankruptcy Petitions ulated testing on a computer. r,ure distribution and traction." In addition to the automobile involved lost 40 mUllon dollars in much new Information about tire’' studies. C9ork and his co- That condition te certain to change—within a few months Or a few years, who can say. What then will our reaction be? Maybe the time for sensible preparation that both materials and building b right now before the problem costs are rising steadily and If we changes from the potential to the did find ourselves caught in a bind during the years immediately^ ahead, tlie present acliedule of * No matter what settlement is made of tho costly airline strike, estate might seem like everyone, including thoae of us not directly Involved will be the heavy with the matter of providing a Jail Maple Valley to Issue Uniforms Dentist to Open Practice in New Delton Office M£N s wtAR "Duds Fer Him 'N' Her" F Insurance Agency Ovgr Miller’s Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Phons Wl 5-4174 ' j ! : SECURITY / CHARGE WfMBER i service / YOU'LL SEE IT ALMOST EVERYWHERE! Juit say "Charga lt" at any store displaying this sign. It means that your Security Charge Card entitles you to convenient extended payments an your purchases. Only 1 % service charge when you pay as little as 1/10 of your balance each month... or pay th* entire balance within 25 days of your billing dot* with no charge at all. Sponsored By NATIONAL BANK of HASTINGS and SECURITY NATIONAL BANK of Battle Creek Muab«r FDIC �wnrwwyvr ■.YWT! Memorial Society newS Cordea. Mra. Wrtghk Stm. Mra. the Aben Johnson, Mra. Cornell Den- -unhKky" players for I Rules, Limits Can : Be Comfortable for Your Children the Promoted at Bonk Personal Mention Walking tn the Rain ncsday, evening when in the walking by hlmxeif They intro­ duced themselves and shook Lnatanoea tots the child wilUng- Of N.C.. visited In Hasting* Monday and Tuesday visiting hu sister Mra. David Faul. and Mrs. Edward Hayes of Baton Rapid*. Mrs. Horner Smith entertained eight guests for luncheon and Friday afternoon. Mrs. Clifford among the guecte. lioidlng high tallies far the eve- Mr> Mra. Nina Poland ru a Bun- Nonnan Olson and her and cliUdren. visiting her mother. Mra. H. A attended a family reunion Arriving this week to visit the Adrounle. She and the young­ Wilson Afternoon ml Im ax the sters will leave Friday, driving to California, where tliey will Lr-iLs and family of Middleville John Goldkamp and daughters Join Mr. Olson and where they will now reside. Durand. Willows). Mrs. •Die activity al the Robert Shum­ way home. 1130 8. Broadway, on upset enjoyable parent-child W- Rcne Mott. fifth birthday of their daughter. Lake Odessa neighborhood friends will be in Kindergarten this Fall, die invited them for an afternoon of fun. The theme of the party was -Starting School" with the games. decora- Vermontville to Have Displays At State Fair daughter, Joseph Mari- Stater Clifford Dolan's Gun Lake sum­ mer hone Saturday evening when By Ruth Peterman she. with the Tom Dolans of they should not feel apolegtio Greenville and the Clifford Dolans, entertained nearby Gun Lake Mr. and Mra. Louis Kotula 1 neighbors, including the Hastings and family of Glen Ellyn. IB.. Point residents. ure hunt and instead of "Pinning came Saturday fee a tew day's the Tull on tlie Donkey." Connie In the duplicate bridge game at and her gueala •Pinned the Bell Ute Hastings Country Club Tues­ Stenun have returned from a day night, north-south winner* । trip In northerr* Michigan. across Grand Rapids and Mra. Roy Hub- Days. aula Including Tuliquamenon tha backyard." Mra. Kuhn pointe Fall*. * Mra. Gerald Tischcr, McCloskey and Mrs. Marshall , — ------- —.--— ■—.----- —11 Mrs. Vernon Kamu*. Mrs. AmLeo Reynold* entertained tlie Art ()1(1 M1S3 Barbara Titus and Mra. C. Richardson of Grand Iley bold.-, family reunion at Gun Rapids. In east-west play, first Lake on Bunday. A carry-in dinner went to Mra. Gordan Ironside and was served and a pleasant day of MUa Jocelyn Ironside, second went boating, swimming and visiting attending tho National Confer- ! BAKED GOODS ard Todd, are busy planning a display for Use Michigan State dinner guests Sunday at home of U»elr ctaugliter. the ArRichard Brumm. Russell ftnlth. land Martins of Portage. Visiting tha Walter Welfares Amon Haight, Leo Malcult, Archie Martin. Gerald Lund- wife, the William Bournas of Curtis, James Mathias, Melvin Mli» Parker Elizabeth Michigan and saw Catch Mr Lf dividual producera win haw lhetr Y<xi Can" tn which Dennis Weadisplay* togtCbor tn the largeat ty Playhouse In Traverse City. havlng spent two weeks with hr? Grace Denton and Roy Hubbard. Mra. Wilson Guklet of Lacey. Herbert Blakely's of Lsuulng, safety of the child, property rights and the righto at othen, Mra. Dean Dingman and her Bauer had dinner at "Granny'*" and will support, and protect the mother, kfau W. O. Coleman en- m Wyoming Monday to celebrate family Saturday afternoon and evening In their new home at tertalned the girls from Mary s Mra. Bauer's birthday. Beauty Bliop for a luncheon onj • • • Monday In Mra Dingmans | The RozeU Stantons enterapartment on 8. Jefferaon street, talned 40 gurata on Saturday * * * [evening at a reception Itonoclng Glenn TWrey home. Weekend -•-----------1 their daughter. Kay. wlio receiv­ calling a meeting of the organ1- sett. ♦ Dtane. Danny and Dawn eatlon as well os all producers Marta of Portage are spending and other Interested Individuals three weeks with their grandThere are several tjou'll love our * Vermontville Maple Syrup Fra- visit them Sunday and Monday. wo Impose. Roto Whole Wheat Bread Rota 100% whole grain. Distinctively different in taste 3Q« Old Fashion Fricdcake* . 6 for A large sweet milk friedcake. Fried in pure vegetable shortening lo a golden brojvn. lb. 36c Baked Beans ______ ' Seasoned just right! 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Instructor al Western Michigan R5 Hastings. 3:04 pm . Aug. 10. Unlveraity. The guests had all at-1 7 Iba.. 12 oza. Mr. and Mra. Nor­ tended Western with Mra. Van- man Haakln. R3 Ixike Odessa, denberg. I 5:05 pm.. Aug. 11. 7 Iba. 6 oes. tended Ute Odd Fellow and ReFriday and Saturday at Winona UUte, Ind. where she attended the executive board meeting of Uy of Birmingham spent the Members of the "Chum" Club Un«. 8:17 am.. Augflfl, 7 lbs.. Verna Cooley and attended the were entertained for their annual 12 >4 oa © | school class reunion Sunday. ~ T---------------------- —----- ------ ---------- • - -------------- I Gay Blakely la spending a few days with her coustn. Janice Blakely In Lansing. ♦ The Good­ sell cousins held their annual reunion at Fkllaatourg Park, Ixwelk Sunday. Attending were ! Mr and Mrs Stanley Mona and Our Broasted Chicken is Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 o« Woll Lok, rhono 623-5311 Opw 7 Dey. Grand Ledge, Mr. and Mra. 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Aug. 13. {at 2 pra. in the Vermontville । Congrt ga’lonal Church. 1 The bride Is the daughter of , Mr and Mra Raymond Schriver. and the groom's parents are Jchn Gearhart of Ensign and Mra J<an Graham oi VermonlI ville. renting "Our Chaliraigv Today requirement for teorixT training A UtUe garnish can make a The University Medical Center The altar .was beautifully dec­ orated with baskets of blue, yel­ low and white gladioli and lllterbug project for the di»- Rcv. Leonard Maunder in the Many garden club projects were suggested. Presidents, qualifying officers and committeemen attended this meetlng and were expected to re- ENGAGED —Mr and Mra Gr­ Vanburen of Vermontville and ville M. Hollister. Bellevue, an- tlie vocalist was Mrs Gretchen nounce the engagement of their Trimmer of Potterville daughter. Judith Arlene, to GerI aid William Jenkins, son of Mr and Mra. Raymond Ackley, East wo decorated with blue mums Leroy, and the late Benjamin with candelabra holding cathe­ Jenkins The bride-elect is a dral baskets of blue and while 1965 graduate of Olivet High gladioli The 11K. pea's wc ,r utvun were decoratSchool and U emp.oyed at the ;e<1 ^th bouffant white bowa. White House Ice Cream Company _. ... in Baltic Creek. Her Hance Is a „ ~r~ • -z Mrs 1965 |yoo graduate KraaualP of ol Athens Atncns High ikkh >°*" Janat Neil it her home o-uiruay — Saturday i school and U la employed at the the , wax made of lace evontror Auv « • wllh ortth Mra. u»« Alice Michigan __ _ __________ Au « “ Carton Company «rall<•— ’Prd neckUne and the „ ~siicnigan uarton company in in *. “h -----.------------.■-----Slxberry —u An October date sleevai Slxbenr as co-hoatcss. ro-hostes*. tn in honor of n»tri. Bal[lc rcreek “‘7® of ° lsheer *h«r nylon were! were ----- ---- Ogden has |>Mn w>t for their 4rddlnif ' finiihed with pulnu at the wwlst. bride-elect w Margaret Till* xkrlrf wax rxiv-w-w< —— n i The 20 guests enjoyed playing overlay of lace tiers >flowing Lntoj the traditional bridal games and „ iUwuiB uiw watching the bride-to-be open all’ On Tuesday of last week Mr. n chapel train. Her veil of lliuof her lovely gifts. A delicious and ana Mra Airs J. j. W w. Hewitt rtcwiti enter-1 enter- slon sion net not was secured to a petalpetaitalned Mr and Mrs. Bert Ward cd ,Unl of trimmed In se­ nt p«w Paw Ths Hnwti.a p. , "ulru “«> pearls. She carried a rated for the occasion. Including f P l W’ Hewitts. P*u, „ a bride-doll, dressed to perfection. ------ — “nd Kelly and------MraI ped ped Ipm blue. blue, — Terry ----- ,------------Mae holding a bridal bouquet M “* Chenoweth visited Mr. and i _ .. ... « The matron ofof^Ji^tv^to honor was Mrs. The honoree receive a beaut!- Mrs Rex McMillen of Grayling formed the double ring ceremony. dlUonal wedding march and ac­ companied Mias Connie Buehler. The bride given in marriage by her father, chore a chapel length gown at nylon lace over Margaret Ogden Is Honoree at Bridal Shower ful cormge from her hosiers “nd Mr and Mrs Roland Dodge fro?’. Il!tooU' Utn- O/ °*ylOrd wrekend JanellTc^S^^^hX ****• D°*llng “nd Lake Odessa | Mr. and Mra. Ed Storkan and Bnd Miss Mary Martin of Ver* marTlc'1 O*ry and Mrs Glen Densmore monlville. ‘all friends" of the . .. . O ——a CfnrVan ■ : _ i ,_ . iiinku or .me Rleharrt Tnhlaa . vtaltArt ...-----xxcii ■ an wcn . ivIMted Gene Storkan at MSU , bride. They . (n where he Is attending Band .dresses of blue bonded lace bollast week of tlie Cnmp. Camp, on Bundav. Bunday Mary Marv Storkan lerlna i—tlength, —.xk with . i. detachable bows and train were all designed dist Camp thia week. by the bride. Their veils were of matching blur nrt. The flower I Touch of Garnish | Adds Dash Io lYour Dinners Freeport Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials with rhinestone insets on bro- held her long nylon net lace veil with rhinestones insets on brocaded flowers across the bot­ tom. She carried a bouquet of pink and white rosebuds, on - . Miss IJnda Sue Overholt. sls- ft honor. She wore a blue silk chif­ fon dress and carried a bouquet of blue and white carnations The bridesmaids. Miss Phillis Fox of Alto, cousin of the bride wore a yellow silk chiffon dress and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow and white carnations. Phillip Fox of Alto attended as best man and Kenneth Myers MRS DONALD C MALMQUIST . . . Miss Judy Colette Fender Is Married. Double Ring Rites Unite Couple al Maple Grove Church Holland and Nathan Clark of Mra Fender cnase a navy blue and white drera with matching The marriage of Mbe Judy her • ""MU "Un vnuy MU»T. daughter and non of Mr. and Colette Fendtr, daughter of Mr. daughter's wedding. The ushers were Danny Fox of Clarksville and Bryan Over­ holt of Holland. LUU? Lois Fox of Alto was The For the g-RFECT Anniversary Gift A. Style 661/10 in i B. Style 492/32 upon Mumto, M b’X"1'L* Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Sate will report bock to San Fran­ cisco aboard the U. 8. 8. Enter-1 P n* d white coxnaUcma prise which rveenriy returned । ~ from eight months duty m viet-! nom The groom expects to re- , , » l. b cehre hU discharge In September Honor MiSS Be I SO fl 1967. The bride will real de with1 her pon-nts until then As the wedding date for Merry Mr. and Mrs. Howard Orsbom Lee Belson and Dale Osrenhelmer, visited her brother, Edwin Rey­ Jr . approaches, the delightful time nolds of Grand Rapids, who Is for parties has also arrived, and very ill. on Tuesday. two lovely showers have been Delightful Parties Wl 5-5316 As Nuptials Near Detroit. Michigan J. Mllhanlna. Inc.. Mu (jw 14,706,216 Self-Fitting Bras 1 plckcdttonj have already been sold to the Smartest Cotton Pickin’ Women in America PICK PERMA-LIFT • Svtt-frttlnQ cups adapt tha matlisa to lour proportion!. A Inara fit partoctb. • Nsrtrido diaphragm band and snug undw-arm lit anchor comowteh imcMm Stntiblr priced. tin Riemann of Battle Creek host­ ed a miscellaneous shower for Merry's pleasure. The rooms were decorated very attractively, the gift table being centered with a pretty doll, and a bride doll was also a pari of the decorations. Games were played with prizes given ap­ propriate for the bride-to-be. The dessert, which was chiffon pies. IlciOus Guests from here attending were Merry's mother and sister, Mra. Cart Beteon and Sandra. Dales mother and sister, Mrs. Dale Owonhelmer and Pat. Mrs. Hayes Campbell. Mra. Edward Storkan and Mary and Mrs Rob­ ert Lowell. Merry's aunt. Mrs James Mul­ der. entertained with a family party at her home. 1504 N. Jeffer­ son. on Monday evening. Aug 15. This was also a miscellaneous shower. Pastel colors were used In decorating and a sprinkling eshower") can. which had been most attractively garbed for tlie occasion. adorned the gift table. Games were very entertaining and a lovely dessert was served. Outof-tpwn guests were from Lansing.. Grand Rapids and BatUe Creek. The gin opening which, of the Job Corpe in Battle Creek since January He lias enlisted In the Navy and will receive his Physical examination later thia pionth. After a honeymoon trip the Mr. and Mra William Ragsdale and three children from Colo­ rado Spring, have been visiting her parents, the George Brisblns. and Mra. Cl were married Miss Alberta Nash returned Bunday from a 10-day visit with Stork Shower A “stork" carrying a liny baby in a three cornered pink blanket lit down just ouLUde grandma (Mra Hart) Stamm', large glasred In porch at Middle Lake to welcome Judy's and Mike's fam­ ilies. the Parks and the Btamuu. to see if everything was com­ plete Both pink and blue. Dessert was served on the porch on grandma s treasured i dainty hand painted plains and I coffee from her collection of lovely cups ntid saucers. Rase of 81iaron in tiny vases centered vr«rtable A lettuce — leaf with —----- -------------------- -a *•*> of mayonnaise or Je ly m»r ”Parlt>uto “ dinner Chcenc. rf,nr ~r or salad nplate ’*‘* rb ~~nuts, pimento and carrot curls are versatile combinations along with fruits such as lemons, crab­ apples and grapes. Malmqulst. and Mrs Gustav Smith, cele­ brated their 50<h wedding annl- umn June Terpenning Pledges Troth to James R. Bryan . Mr. and Mra. William Terpenlng, R1 Nashville, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. NillHlM? Un. Felix Bryan of NashvUle. Maple Valley High School. Pvt. Bryan, a 1964 graduate of Maple Valley, is stationed at Camp Photography WIDOINC PHOTOCJ1APHY — m—• 945-3967 CARPeTiNc MlflnDQWMs STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Beit buys on the fabric of he is awaiting orders. ariactod. 501 nylon-26oz ' __ Parents Announce Daughter's Troth and Barbecued SPARE RIBS gagament of their daughter. Joyce WUllne, to Charles James TOO! The couple plan ding. Mias Banka a IMS graduate of Maple Valley High School, Is employed by Michigan Bell Tele­ Come and Gat ’Em I ^Superette —OPEN DAILY— CARPETING INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way passible 9 yean experience. Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan HopsitaL Lansing. 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. the permanent wave with NEW! Special silicone conditioner that brings new beauty to all types of hair . . Beautiful Hair ■ RECK PEG'S BEAUTY BAR cotton and nylon marquisette. Fully padded Model Cups. Above Sovings & Loon The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton WHITE'S home on Monday. On Bunday there was a Brisbin reunion at W. Lovell. Kalamazoo. the George Brisbin home with An Hem of interest ia the fact 30 attending, lots of fun. food. many beautiful and useful gifts >239 Lovely "Sp.ce" brs ol Michigan The importance of garnishes has been paared down through the centuriea. Anclenl Greeks dressed up many of their dlsbe-s with paratoy. Paprika has been in use since early traveicra dlscjvcred this herb in India Sweet bay flavored medieval soups and wines while Its leaves were used rremaiM - MUs nharon Lewis,, as a gamisn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren sweet smell. K Lewi-., IM W. High Street, Is' Garnishes ms home on leave from Barksdale . SiKn. flavor, or AFB. tn Louisiana, to attend her A plate, say therslster'a wedding which was dallsU.' Toast points, crsntxrheld on Saturday. Aug. 13. Miss riei, spruce up eVen Lewis has just been promoted to the pi a I new foods and may A/2C. She la a secretary-recep- rtlmutoto digestion. Uonlst for Col Swltrer, deputy .f_nr |n commander for supplies at the LTj" r. * Air base She joined the Air' f?od, * Pj* ? c% Force in June. 1955. In addlUon fb^ld.Pe and 1 to her duties with the Air Force. Sharon attends college nights, “L«o be edible, has a Giri Scout troop and has GaniUhra help to creatoa vaa Sunday School class at the rlrtF 01 tortures In food. Fresh base chapel. Her new address is: »P<nach topped with bacon Uta A/2C Sharon Lewis AAB5249IB. h** » texture appeal Barksdale AFB. Shreveport. La. I Common foods found in the 71110. home usually make thet h e- bevt best garnishes, say the dietitians. ! Green peppers, chopped in strips For her daughter's wedding. Mra. Overholt chonc a pink silk chiffon drteo with white acceascrlea The grandmothers, Mra. After playing some appropriate Charles Overholt of Freeport and and fun games guests were in­ vited to the living room to find blue and white dresses. another stork on. a table sur­ rounded by gifts, each a delight to Judy as she unwrapped them. Over 100 guests attended the The beauty of the Bummer Following the ceremony reception In the church annex day made complete the lofvly' ' following the ceremony |I time, hajtihcj David Halford was master of oervmonlaa Edna Cbnklin, Mra. decorated with pink and'white I Stanley Whitney and Erelyn rorew, and topped with a mlnla- [' ville, Candle lighters were Elam ling, and Donald C. Malmqulst, Rockwell and Robert Haiilwell son of Mra. Louise Malmqulst, nough perfixmed Uio duUen of R3 Grand Junction, and tha lata the bc.it man and Ray Schriver. Clarence Malmqulst was solem­ Jr, and Lartm Lehman alio nized Fridav evening. Aug. 5. In of Vermontville were the grooms­ the South Ma plot Grove E.U.B. men. Robert HaUlwell. Elam Rockwell and Richard Gearhart Officiating at tho double ring of the US Navy sealed the guests. Traditional wadding. furnished by Mra Grtswold room at the church Oexxgv Stanford. Mra T. Ml- by Mra Hubert Overholt of Holwith Mr and Mrs. Donald Sche­ chael Green. Diana Darla and land. ier, uncle and aunt of the bride. Lorraine Kidder served refresh-1 The groom's cakn, jello, punch, --- -y —- —-— —— J wuic ther, JUU Judy ware aa WIUW white Iiuur floor ments to about 100 guesto from coffee, mints and nuts were servFrtonds of the bride helped serve length gown of chantilly type Charlotte, Grand Rapids, Jack-1 ed by the. ladles of the WMA and assisted the couple with the iaci- over taffeta. The bateau son. Bangor. Kalamazoo, and Mra Ell the Fox and Mire Yvonne ■neckline was complemented In Pox. had charge at the gifts For the wedding the bride's th- bock by tiered bows to a nearby oommuniUea. bride w a 1955 graduate. Out of town guests were from mother chore a drew and coal slightly dropped waistline. Htr ofTho Hastings High School »"■* • ------ ...ng,—Clarksville. Holland, Lanai ensemble of yellow linen. She fingertip vril of nylon tulle wax completed her freshman yearand I , r kt Schoolcraft, Lowell, Alto. MttfT wore white aoceareriea. Mra secured to a crown of and WMU in April. She Is employed dUMlle knd Bk Petersburg. Fla. -- -....... m, pram u u u > uuuru n uikai in the credit department of the /n»» now Mr. and Mrs Miller ftc<^ua. . I®** with white bouquet of white and pink car­ accessories. They each had a J nations with a detachable corThe groom was graduated from Mra Keith Fox near Clarksville corsage of white orchids. • I sage Bangor High School and has at- before leaving on their wedding trip back to Florida. ’“"E d“'w ■*»»>'HUkrt. of . Try Our New Time Saving ColorMaster . . . Lovely i Rewltf? rev PRESTON. PEC rxcjivn, Owner tavner Call 945-3382 Miller s 107 I. Woodland. Hastings Phono Wl 5-20*1 �visit with David, (he McGee's The Hastings Banner roar-old son. On Saturday 1 fly back home. O*U Bravonu, who lived Thur^y. *u«~>IS. l»6« Grand RajAda T-—I t. « Livestock Can Survive Fallout Huron. Queets of the Lester Reynolds mores on Wednesday, and Thurs­ Sunday ago. the Burgvoen were day. Carolyn and Shirley with among the 71 at the picnic dtoMra David Kruko i Freddy Hau•erl virtted Mra Ban RuaaeU tthe former Uhby Soottt and they entertained Mra. Hawks brother and sisters and their families. girts ipont a delightful day bring Questa of the Howard Peters of Indian HIUs Drive thia part bort H. Mellerk The two couples of Algonquin Lake entertained Lampman at Macon Joined Mra. wedding anniversaries, which oc­ cur Aug. 10th and 11th. together. Craig la having ouch a wonderOn Bunday evening Mra Peters time, he stayed another week । on Bunday for a chicken borbe- grandnieces. Becky and Kathy wtth his 'sister, the Lampmans. cue. Jerry will May for a week's Lindberg of Cuyaliogii Falls. Ohio, arrived for a two-week asted for lunch Thursday to the Thought For The Week 1 If we must point with pride, let it be at something fine someone else has done. qualntancea Driver injured I Bette Jesn O'Conner. 21. R1 ' Hastings, .was Injured about 10:20 I pm. p m. Monday. Aug. 15. wheh her east-bound 1962 Buick convertible went off the south side of E. State Road for 117 feet before rolling over on Its top 12 feet from the taken to Pennock Hospital. Firemen Alarmed Hastings firemen were alarmed about 10:45 pm. Sunday when a Stanley Kuempel home at 728 E. Colfax. * SPONABLE-GIRRBACH dion in and out, a soldier Alla the chamber la sent through an amplifier to earphones worn by the operator. •" TARS Plan 2 Mrs. Ketchum Special Events Dies Sunday; Republicans are holding two money-raising events They hope enough money to send Rites Wednesday i tofourraise rrpreeentalivTs to the Stale Funeral services for Mra. Stella Teenager Republican Camp. On Friday. Aug. 19. the TAR gonquin Lake, who died Sunday girls will have a bake sale all day at the Hastings City Bank. ty Medical Facility, were to be On Saturday. Aug. 20, 1966. held at 3 pm. thia Wednesday the TAR boys will have a car at the Wetherby Funeral Home wash In the Hartings City Bank at Jackson with burial In H1U~ perking lot The boys will wash find vacuum cars. Mrs. Krtchum lud been a patient al the Medical Facility While watching television, ait FUNERAL HOME W. Green at Broadway ENEMY DETECTOR—A Limited War Laboratory employee at Aberdeen. Md_ holds an aceordion-llke Instrument con­ taining four Io aii bedbugs hungry for human blood. Experim nla with the Inserts are being conducted to help U.S. Ph. Wl 5-3252 ty on Aug. 15. 1878. the dough- CHECK OUR HOME &.PROPERTY LISTINGS 2£THE WEEK "Your livestock can survive fallout radiation." Mated Melvin Smith, chairman of the Barry I USDA Defense Board I There have been confuaini1/latctnenUi to the effect that I radioactive contain Ina: ion flum revere nuclear dlvaster would make it UnpreMbic for the farm­ er to continue the production of food. Such slatemente arc false In any major, wlder.prtad emergency, the economy of the Nation would depend on the ability of the American farmer to maintain form production. There are definite, practical measures you can take to protect your livestock feed. soil, water, and crop— and Insure your abili­ ty to continue the important Job j of producing the nation's fond. You can prepare now for such an eventuality. Information L. , available from your Barry USDA '* County Defense Board at the ASCS office. 301 8 Michigan Avenuy. . One or more USDA Monitor­ ing Stations is established in every county in the United Slates Each USDA monitoring station will i eport to Its USDA County Defense Board, and this information will be available to local Civil Defense official*. AU monitoring activities would be clreely co-ordinated with the aclivitlen o[ State and local govern­ ment Home Canning Not a Thing Of the Past isn’t Just a iMjmemaking prac­ tice of grandmother's time ' According to specialists al Michigan etkte University, ctud- prr-erratlon of food are still Important. Even with the popularity of over iwlf of all hnmemakcra uie home freezer for some food fruit for canning while the to­ via lUwlcy. who has been *»JbUnt panto,. Bt 8[ R.1Jf Of । Lima Catholic Church since June; 14. 1963. leaves on Labor Day., Sept 5. He will be. assistant pas­ tor at Sacred Heart Parish in Grand Rapids and Rev FT. Ste­ phen Ve»bit. who lias been the urbitant at Sacred Heart, will succeed Father Hawley. 8L Rose parishioners are having a fare­ well for Father Hawley at 81. Rose Hall Wednesday. Aug 31. and blackberries Geographically, home canning and mountain atatre. IU popularity also aecrna to be influenced by family Income. Those In the loweat Income group 'under 83.0001 do the About 2.500 new classrooms are mat home canning and three needed annually Io handle Mich- _____________ Igan's school enrollment growth. 810,000> do the least. I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness, Inc. Lcvens. She MU-ndtd school at Jackson and married Archie and leave a lamp burning in the Puunan on Nov. 28, 1894. He room while the television Is turned on. died on Jan. 5. 1934. She tnarrird Horner Krtchum on Dec. 1. 1934. and they live* in Jackson and Columbus, Ohio, before moving to Hartings about 1937. AKI n EiEcnniH United Brethren Churrh, the Ungs, the Grange and the Presbyterian Women's Associ­ ation. In addition to her husband. A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS in the Butler Addition. Hastings. for $800.00 SIXTEEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, hat five bedroom home, hat three bedrooms upstairs and two down, living room. bath, dining room, kitchen, basement oil furnace,-front and back porches. $7,700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, has oil end gas station and general store stock, would consider trade. A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, has living room, two-Bedroom-.. kitchen and full bath, attached garage, aluminum siding, drapes and floor coverings go'wilh it for $10,500.00 A SPLIT-LEVEL (FOUR LEVELS!. IN THE 1st WARD, top level has three bedrooms and bath, next level kitchen with built-in oven, stove, carpeled living room, family room, with fireplace, study and half - bath, basement, attached double garage, has aluminum siding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY IN CARLTON TWP.. close to town, a beaubful homa has car­ peted living room, three bedrooms, stove and oven built in, kitchen and bath, attached garage, oil-fired furnace In basement, breeteway to garage, is Insulated, cement driveway, aluminum storm windows and screens, (new) deep well, new pump, has disposal In sink, for only $12,500.00 A GOOD HOME AT CARLTON CENTER located on 11$-acre lot. has three bedrooms upstairs and down a living room, large bedroom, a large kitchen, has basement, heated with space heater, also a 24 x 36 ft. barn; lots of trees (walnut, apple, pinel. carpet and pad in the living room. Woodland school bus picks up children for the Woodland school and priced at$7,000.00 TWO EXCELLENT LOTS In the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved street with utility services In for $1,600.00 aa. A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, close In, has three bedrooms upstairs and one down, liv­ ___ 4._:_,____ Ll.,1___ -_4 -.--I .411)4.. _ ___ _ 4 . ... . .. new roof, new wiring, one stall .garage, aluminum storm windows upstair*, dose to store. $7,000.00 IN THE SECOND WARD. tent. Mra. John iLturai Rein of Webster. N.Y, and Mrs. Harold (Doral Miller of Jackson: a son. Phillip Putnam of •Jackton; three step-sons. O. M Krtchum of Algonquin Lake. Hazelton of North Carolina and Jay of Chi­ cago. Ill.: 10 grandchildren: nine great grandchildren. and it half-brother, Frank Pontiac. ard-Osgood Funeral Itane until Monday evening. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1302 South Hanover Street Rev. Howard W Rogers. P.isior 10 am. Sunday Kliool. Eiwyn Curtis, Supt CUuuen for all aura with competent teachers A nur­ sery with adults tn charg'’ to permit parents to attend cIiujus. Junior Sunday school In charge' of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Hamblin. 11 am. Worship. Sermon by the pastor 6:15 pm. Juniors service. Da­ vid and Ronda Munn tn charge. Teens and Young Adults. Mer­ lin and Doreen Buhl In charge Adult prayer meeting, Mrs. pm. ALSO IN THE SECOND WARD, an income property with apartment upstairs, with living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath. and downstairs It has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, aluminum siding, patio, oil furnace, tiled bath, large yard with fence, and Is insulated for $11,500.00 itmu The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience Evangelistic service. music. 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Midweek prayer, praise and Bible study. pmmicks. use a lot of fancy just old - fadvooed For prompt, skilled You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! ELECTRICAL SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES CENTRAL RADIO & TV Burkey Sale! b Service FLORISTS lick Echtieaw'i Service Jl. Martis Floral HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 & Wl 5-5992 Hatfia| MUSIC INSTRUCTION Mauri's Musk Studie OFFICE SUPPLIES Sckader ■ Office SvR»lke PAINT 0 WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Heating Wc Close at Noon on Saturday HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING RUGS b FLOOR COVERINGS BUILDING. REPAIRS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES JEWELERS SHOES Millan Jewelry A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN, IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedrooms £nd a full bath DEPARTMENT STORES LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS DRY CLEANERS LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES TELEVISION. RADIO --$7,500.00 I COME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD. Insulated and aluminum storm win»d roof, one throe-room apartment with good floor covering and modern bath, and knotty pine cupboards and work space, a good sized bathroom with colored futures, a glassed-in SEPT. 5 is worth seeing and you will appreciate It, priced at________________________ _____ $15,000.00 A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSNIP wtth two bedrooms upstair, and down It has living ■ a K*|K anri kllrHan wwt irtllllw wvwn *----- 4 kn),U ... ..4 ..... I-.-.,. fua far fka fatira 15 mi HORSI SHOWS $5,250.00 moie — convenient than it is right now . . . with Shopping will never be — .... • FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say “Charge It, Please' with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank’s Credit Card Plan. Remember, it’s a free service t^you when your account is paid In full In 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per month and extend papnrnts over many months with a small, 1% service fee'added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your k REE HCB Credit dard NOW! A REAL OOOO. TEAR 'ROUND NOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, 41-1-. -—J ■ ).-. ...-------- 1 u.rt. ----s. _—» .14:-- —.4 ■■ . rn . steel fishing -$12,800.00 Illi INTIITAIMMENT FOR FUR M1I0M1 two living rooms, dining room, new kitchen, full bath, full basement with oil furnace, den on the firat floor, two car garage, cement driveway, full lot for $9,000.00 PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS COMPLETE BANKING S TRUST SERVICE HASTINGS SALESMAN KER 145 W. State Cod Nietftamer HOMl SHONE Wl 5-3004 HnsTinns Him llnnh �‘Weekend Golfer’ Wins 3^Hole Golf Crown | Players Enjoy 1966 HCC 54-Hole Tourney Hal Stacy of Grflnd Rapids Wins 1st Title c»umo««i- Jm HnsHnoa’ First .1 V. Hastings’First Slow Pitch Game cal 414 defeated tha Viking Ccr- Baratocd Tit For fnj at HCC Tten Ammo. Hiltedale . 44 44 Lynn Perry of Hasting* won the second flight championship with A 287 aggregate, followed by Max Wooster of BcoU Lake and BUI Hamond of Marshal with 2S3 the third flight champion with a 266 total. Un Snyder of Hailing* was second with 277. John Man- FIRST FLIGHT Paul Peterson. Hatting* Dan Ferry. Hasting* .. Jim Catemsn, Hastings Tom fltealy, Marshall ...... Busty Waddell. Holston Hill* Charles von Beta, Hading* .. Bill Clayborn. Manhall Jim Walberer, Elks, Grand Rapid*. 43 Harold VanderPool, Scott Lake . Manny Newsome Takes Position In Indiana itort, Ilastln** Mirhhran allyhis freshman year. medical profession to assist coaches and trainers to assure adequate health supervision tar football and other high school ■partA,’* pointed out Robert K. Rice. M.D_ Greenville. 14 holes Friday in his practice , Dr. Rk» te president of the round. sponsoring Ionia - Montcalm Couhlv Medical Society. Also ac­ tive tn the project 1* Richard a Ing Um Hastings Country Club Diehl. OrwaatUe High School athletic director, and the Michi­ gan State Medical Society Comout. It will be fine." be added. initieg on the Medical Aspects of Onwstaed Athletics The workshop at the Green­ ville High School will begin at • am- «nd conclude at 4:30 pm. Michigan Class B eolf champton shin last Spring, finished' first been a contender, fol- Ernest Davis is Crooked Lake ClubPresident About M lake property owner* aMeodad the Crooked Like Delton High School Friday. Aug. 16. Of!leer* elected are: President, UPHOLSTERING rena Dunheld; treasurer, Mr*. Hinckley, Harold Jonea and Clif­ ford Beybert. THE FURNITURE IUIUHHG Wayne Haxel M.... 374-3523 Until 1N4 HASTINGS OFFICE 237 We*t Statu St. 5lh 43 42 40 43 43 41 41 41 44 42 44 44 46 41 50 51 48 6 th 38—157 4^—261 4 5—263 4 4 2—263 4 5-266 43-263 4 7—272 4 7—276 4 7—277 4 6-378 4 7-284 4 9—2*3 51—283 49—2X3 54—382 56—284 Clair Martinson. Marshall Harvey Seston. Masting* irfi 2 J*ck McGuire, Hasting* Dag (took. Holland ... John Bay. Hasting* — Fat Gilmore. Hasting* Emmanuel Newsome, one of Western Michigan University's all time basketball great*, has accepted a position with the Stat* Scholarship Commission of Indiana, starting Sept. 6. and counselor In Office of Student In hte new position Newsome C Tlie HASTINGS BOWL OPEN FOR THE NEW SEASON Lan*> have been Resurfaced and Interior Redecorated Opportunity Rasource* office. He will be stationed In the Indian* Scholarship Commission's office al Indianapolis. Newsome received hl* bache­ lor's degree from Western in IBM and hl* master * degree in •IB65. In hte three,years on West- Dorstewitz of the Delton Bum-; q ■ txto * '• Wni basketball team. Newsome mer Recreation program has an- >31111(13V Jllffut One ticket given for every scored a total of 1,786 point*, a nounced the whiner* of the J ixa^iik two game* bowled. (You school record. baseban leagues. • 7^ Barry county Consetra­ in first place In the Babe Ruth . Uon Club will have a grand scored 653 point*, a single *eawin J Employees of Has­ leamie wa* Cedar Creek, man- opening of its new trapshooting ting* Bowl and immediate aged by Dorwjn BwUl and Chuck range on Bnturday. Aug. 20, wjth shooting starting at 6 and con­ families not eligible. Orangeville. tinuing until 11 pm. under the new light*. , OPEN BOWLING the Fine Lake team, managed by Fran Craig and Jerry Teller. In tlrlpste, or watch. AVAILABLE M AU TIMES . There will be free cake and ence selection and in his senior Bob and Mickey Lambert Nancy Busch and Kathy coffee and prizes for men, women i^tain of thf Smith, swimming instrucior*. instructors, and junior shooter*. said no one qualified for foe a Life '‘AjBaturday Bob Klein. JUn Shaw tux zl of the the and Earl Argetsinger fired 23*. senior Joyce flawing certificate because King Somers 21 and Edwards 20. he naUotv title, yjk^ Amateur In a'klecadc of soccer compe­ Nine members of the 1066 tition. Michigan State has only Michigan State .......... 17-man —■ ~ mmcvt —~men's Amateur championship Idat 10 rgomes ........ —eight of Uietn to - squad are natives of' 8L Ix>ul*. Woodland at Michigan "• — I j40 during the Bummer of 1M6. 3L ’Louis University. Name Delton Grand Opening Bowling Ball To be Given Away August 19th HASTINGS BOWL INC. third clasocsu peeferred foods In many north­ ern areas I* gradually eilmlnat- Ground hemlock is practically I has alxnoot reached a point j where It can no longer be conlaldered as part of the deer food “What d'ya mean tbere’a no deer wlilch venture above the snow food? lxx>k at all the bushes and , level ore promptly decapitated by tree*.'' he is usually looking from ' hungry whitetalte. hi* angle only. । Lumbering brings tho tops of To deer, all that lush green , trce6 (lcel buV fwxl .tuft mean* nothing unie*. It's supply U gone for good almtsA Ilk* ■» >u4 m K, r, I Iiav I ...__ .. .. .... <?° 1 ,**. „ — ,h. JliTn The second step of the four-step delivery is an automatic one. To insure that you are "in time" during this step make sure that as -----u--------------------------begin your second J -• step — you yo_ disengage your left hand from the H. This will allow the ball to awing straight back in the pen­so In a smooth manner. This will dulum swing. The left arm is insure proper timing. It should now free to act as a balance for be noted that the body is bent you a* tha ball starts its down­ slightly at the waistline, the swing. Remember that if you, knee* arc slightly bent, and the take your left hand away from shoulder* arc still parallel to tha the ball too lata or too quickly, foul line. The ball is now in the It will throw vonr timing off. You middle of it* pendulum swing are cautioned to release the left (near your right knee) while the left foot is balancing the left you begin the second step, doing aide of your body. the remaining animals Mill wujfc. on the favored foods. So far. the1specie* showing tigns of rtcov- All Bushes Not Good Food For Our Deer fetynUy. Effective July 1,1966 all eligible depend­ ent children under 16 years old, living with a Master Member of Automobile Club of Michigan, are pro­ tected with up to $1,000 in benefits for a wide range of Travel, Pedestrian and Recreation Accidents. BROAD FAMILY PROTECTION with Personal Accident Influrancu—One more reason why YOU LEAD THE WAY when you're a member of Triple-A. 4th 48 44 44 41 42 45 45 43 51 45 54 44 54 49 46 41 49 Gordan Norris, Hastings Michigan Slate's kmahipa. 3rd 36 40 42 44 4* 45 49 50 42 49 45 51 46 48 43 45 47 THIRD FLIGHT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th and senators ' to urge them to vote for the Lake Improvement Northern Michigan look* pret­ bill. ty green on the Fourth of July. MITO CLUB MEMBERS ARE GETTING SOMETHING NEW! NIKI NNKTBINI SECOND FLIGHT 1*1 2nd 44 47 45 47 42 50 Bill Hamand, Marahah .. 45 46 Al Lint, MarahaU 44 46 Tom Chapel], Ann Arbor . 43 47 Bill Rom, Charlotte 45 45 . 42 49 . 47 45 Jim Kosten, Charlotte . 47 47 45 48 Jack Vandy Bogart, Marshall 44 5* 44 48 45 49 Grady Shapkina, Coldwater . 4* ' 47 45 49 Mm Harrington, Marshall-----U 51 Hugh fltanlake, Walnut Hill* ... Lynn Perry. Hastings BOWL stops a lot of cheap hit* and both short fielder* did a fine job. found in this section of The on Saturdays and Sunday* Medici to Meet On ‘Athletics’ to‘^raltobte to? Sajrttoe’ The,.Infielders played almost errorless ball and did some fancy fielding a* in a regular game. Pitcher* Mickey Weatbrooke of the Bite* and Bob McCallum of Viking did an excellent Job In tossing the ball tn the required arc and never walked a hitter Most al) player* agreed that It is an unusual game and would like to play it again. Dale Dexter. Hasting* George < bcnowelb. Hasting* 1 Western Michigan coaches, Union trainer*, team physician*, and school officials will confer at Greenville. Saturday, Aug. 20 for University where be a one-day conference on the “Medical Aspect* ol High School AthteU^-' , v . . 1964^5 All AnWrfcafltaoai inch ball the first time around, but later some well-hit ball* two-day tournament. Rowell Belfield. By Evelyn Teal. “Downiwiag" — Second Step in Four-Step Delivery Both teams had a lilUe trouble 44-044 rf MarsAaU coveted WANT A PUFFY 3rd at Seven Articles Bal Btocy. a through wHh a to vtt tbe bth EZit’iiXSa'tlZm Bowling far BSSt In alvost, northern Miclilgan's (I"T >»ck1 has a much smalla nUU"1 01 WlnleT lo0<1 UwI> - Just My Luck.... Fish not biting and I forgot to bring my PORTABLE Radio April Fb11 As far os whltetoila are conAnd this shortage of good, cciuil. food ui tree loje might lutoie food te Che crux of LU­ os well be on Use moon unless State's “dear problem" in the It is brought witlun nach by north country. snow. Food under deep snow >. z, . does not count cither, although JI Hl laOrrilllUl deer will paw through 12 to 16 . Where Winter weather Is soohclunxl areas In which deer mails. Deer will thrive on some browse and starve on other*. There are three classm of dew food—preferred, good, and stuff­ ing. The preferred foods are those ! hemlock, white cedar, red osier I dogwood, and red maple are On Little Lecgue Title Team The Little League Regional game at Kalamazoo Saturday uas of particular interest here catcher on the championship Northside. Kokomo. Ind.. All­ Star team which defeated Grosse Pointe, the Michigan champ. 13- Enjoy Yourself Wherever You Go • • • • • MUSIC NEWS SPORTS FEATURES WEATHER Jinj. ix-year-ora son or Mr. and Mrs. Richard Corrigan of Some second choice or good born, Ohio, for the Sectional , tourney. Jim. a nephew oh Loyal J Corrigan of R2 MidcUgvglc, Sat­ urday caught his first game of the year. He wa* a catcher last spruce, lag aider and tamarack— year but ha* been pitehjug and hurled the Kokomo team to vic­ tory at Anderson. Ind.. Saturday Aug 6 He looks like hte cousin Mike Corrigan, former HH6, A doer will starve with a full great now In the Army* " belly of pure balsam or spruce I Hu mother is the former Edna In fact, mor.t starved deer have “ Humphrey of‘ ~ Freeport ~ Thef Cor‘ their stomachs full of food—the rigans moved to Indiana ■ wrnmr kind kind :. nine years ago from fm... Middleville wrong I Acorn* make good supplement- I Jim's father is production superal food when they are available.. intendent al Chrysler COWIN J. MUMNBACH. plus one-half pound al acorn* I Like frost on a window pone, per day will pull deux through cataract is a ctoudlneos within i a 00-day yarding period, but'the Icna of tho eye that block* northern Michigan doesn't have the passage of light. Surgery te even a fair acom crop every i the only recommended method Unfortunately deer take' the ■nicceaeful more than . 05 Umea (referred specie* Imt and even,out of 100 tn those patients for1 though tome browstng pressure whom, an operation is recomu removed by killing more deer., mended. WBCH i. Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �Personal Mention at the Osroaao camp which closed Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Hough 01 BANNEB—• Hastings and Sunfield Host Softball Tourneys Mackinaw City spending Satur­ arrived Saturday for a 10-day day at that location and Sunday art-O —att. u— — * . at Mackinac Island, making a leisurely trip back visiting such — at th. o<i« — puicea oi inuTt-M a* Sea BheU ***** “*• PlWrtm Hollnro* par- |City and tho Cathode Shrine al Tlie Class D DUtrtct softball tournament opened Friday night on Johnson Field and the Clast C tourney opened Saturday at Sunfield as teams battled for the right to move up in the Michigan ’ competition. BEAUTIFIES AND PROTECTS. INDOORS AND OUT... Armchair Athlete armored artth roc* out-cropplnga V. This isn't quite in line for an Armchair Athlete, but we would like to add our felicitations to Hastings' Helen Stebbins PLAY IN TIGRE STADIUM leading uranium producer diamonds through Friday. with who has served as chief clerk of the draft board for more than Uranium City, a planned town 230 16 years. Draft Board Chairman William Schllhaneck declared from the nearest railhead, Friday night on Johnson Field that Mrs. Stebbins gave the same consideration to the hundreds I attracted technician* and advenand Sunday al Bnnfleld. ------ " ------ **-----------Hastings host team for the of bdvs she processed for mill- --------------- ---------------------------- * Far North Indiana feU hoprieaaly Class D competition te the Has­ In love with Uranium City’s taxi­ tings Mfg Company powerhouse cabs. No other status symbol which won its first two games among Indiana could top whizring Saturday night Manager­ Saturday in the 8th annual I Chnstenam vs. Clarke. Tucker Catcher Don Bowers’ aggregation Hastings Country Club 54-Hole Avenue. walloped Portland. 11-1. with tournament, with 73 finishing Jerry Fager hurling two-hlt ball vs. Foeter; Blrgti vs. Bennett, in the five - Inning abbreviated the rugged tees over the tough 18-hole layout. Russ Belfield, game. Any Canadian could answer this ably assisted bv his wife. Treasa. Robert Holftetw fired a 37 White Division turned In another fine Job and riddle: “What’s flat, and grows hould PktudB* l°r bring- wheat, rocks. and uranium?two more in the second, four in I‘.— . Ungs Country Club's Monday Miller 41. 3. Sexton 44. 1: Rhode tlie third and two in the fifth. Ing some of Southwestern Michi­ I increase tn mining and manufacgan's finest amateur aolfers here Kinney 43. 0; Lubicnleckl 43. 4. Art Fredenburg and Ken Neil got to play We played with Bill Burr People of the big pntrie-andtwo hits each in three times at from Crestview and believe It or wildemesa province, which stretches and Dr. larry Blair who carded not,' when he teed off Saturdav 760 miles north of Montana and Pairings for Monday: Hahn vs. Sunday night Hastings Mfg. It was the first ball he had hit N Dakota, complain that their . B Miller. Bacon vs Roixte; Sex­ Monday's reauMs: edged Onondaga, 3-4. with Stan since we played with him in the counteymen know little else about m u woria Ussy scattering four hits. same tournament the year be- | them. Baakatchewan. Mathews 41. 4 points won. J Brow; Lubienleckl vs. Norris. fore. And the big. burly guy had । —----- •- — *------- -— *run with Shannon Lydy on one round of 42—on the back' nine people. Seven out of 10 adults Frandaen 60-2; Taylor 46. 4. Boughton. Frldpsuch va Peter­ base In the fourth inning. Vem nine — and never hit 50! Bill though their interest was stimu­ Montgomery 61, 0; Booth 47. 3, son; McMillan va. Campbell. Howman scored the first run as putted for an eagle on No. 15. lated recently by the Saskatchewan the games leadoff man. The other two in our foursome gamut from grain elevators to fu­ Piston Ring got only three hits were Jim Peacock and Al Lint neral homes The province had Allerdlng got the other one. from Marshall. Jim won the from Canada, which It has threatPairings for Monday: Irwin The Hastings toumev opened fourth flight—he carded a 56 the rideration to Joining the United va Lawrence, Geunther n. Friday with Lansing Strohs de­ first time hr saw the back nine, States" FYnndsen; Mathews va. Stanley. Locks out rust, corrosion and , I be extesariy self-reiianL A farmer feating St. Johns Co-Op. 0-2. but shot a 38 his last time over ° . , . pitting! Gives positive All­ Saskatchewan was first explored pioneerWild a National GeoDon took a trip over the week- Saturdav night Onondaga de­ the front nine. Al took fourth write; -w. hM u feated Charlotte, 5-1, with Ite*, in the second night —and we taiwi. but IU pnM". UtM t»>>-1 Weather protection to gal­ Montgomery; O Miller vs. Os­ n-itng nf IhVim anH /wU . . . ... . ... Gibbs pitching. Sunday night have him to thank for some new pering of glacial lakes, and cool good. J. Cronlnger vs. Btafk. vanized metal, iron, steel, Lansing Strohs edged Mount, expressions on what to call some green forests make it still a setting copper, aluminum! Many new for pioneers, the National Geo­ of iwrses that they put narks on Hope Methodist. 2-0. getting both। of the HCC areas '. . . Cove 43. 4. Burr 45, 0; Sher­ graphic Society says. colors plus CLEAR to keep wood 46. 4. Wood 80. 0; Hollister the Wood School rood and Mr. runs in the fifth inning on three Many things happened during shiny metals bright! Ask for 37, 4, Panfil 46. 0: Warner 42. and Mra. William Norman and walks and a single. The E W Bliss Softball team the tournament. We almost lost ini, got eteetririty 4. Blair 40. 0;. Hamaty 45. 3. two daughters left on a vacation our rust-penetrating primerl former HUB cage Coach Lew opened Its tournament trail with trip Aug. 6 visiting the Dells In Laubaugh 43, 1; Ironside 40. 4. a 3-0 win over Onondaga in the Gillespie 62. 0; Hubbell 56. 4. wav on No. 13 to recover a ball Upper Dell routes. They camped Clou C district at Sunfield. and dropped up to his neck In highway uplasad trsla this centu Pairings foe Monday: Sher­ in several places in Wisconsin Rogers School, hurled three-hlt the muck. George Chenoweth Playhouse wood vs. cove. Ollleeple rs. Lau- and toured Upper Michigan In­ ball to post the victory with used parked cars on No. 2 as Many people remember Sas­ baugh; Burr vs. Hubbell. Warner cluding the Copper Harbor and Ernie Strong catching. backboards to get his ball on the katchewan's becoming a province in arri s "Private Lives" will feature va. H. Smith; Morey vs. Hollister, 1905 at the height of settlement. Nancy Cole and Jay Davis in Not only did Hudson handle Ing for MLfsisKlppi into Mlnnehis pitching chores effectively, joshing when he carded 91 hte They witnessed the growth of Re­ the roles written originally for Iranalde. Hamaty vs. Jacobs; report a moot beautiful scenic but he drove in all three runs, first 18. and then came back with gina from a shack-and-tent town Gertrude Lawrence and Coward a par 36. But hte first round Sat- into a pleasant capital city with a himself. toot trip. Green Division wiwi vuc Gary w.c Cole UWUU.CU. doubled, with one urday was a 49 so it got thte fine skyline. Regina's flowering as a Mrs. Rose Engle spent the out in the third inning, then j gentleman off the hook He atili 1 .392.000 Americans Jack Chadwick was safe on an went on to win hte flight. . . . ite early Imprr—km on a visiting Elma Beteon of Irving. British Journalist: -The Indian error and John Taff beat out a Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bishop bunt. George Plgel struck out Outdoor Trail—Our game war­ Ph. Wl 5-2981 ware In Columbus, Ohio, on a then Hudson slammed a double den. Gene Brown, brought home which is suggestive if not aesthetic three-day oonreoUtm, returning with the sacks dripping for the honors last week. Gene took first —but ■Regina’ U too utterly utter." BUndnewa. Inc. Glaucoma, the Pairings for Monday: a. Smith'on Bunday. three-run victory. place Tuesday. Aug. 9. in the Snow and Williamson formed Southern Michigan Regional pis­ room in Saskdchewan for a long suit in blindness unless detected the battery for the losers tol shoot at Jackson, firing a 278 out of possible 300 with his 28 latlon of 944.000 occuptea a place service pistol. Thursday. Aug. 11. nearly as big M Texas. A rich he went to Higlgns Lake to shoot brown plain of superb wheat land with Michigan's best and was third, firing 269 Gene was lead­ ing the field until he went into rapid fire. . . . Fishing continues to be spotty, according to reports. Bluegills have been hitting little brown crickets on Wai) Lake off Beach­ UB 54953066 5th Pdat, wood Point, and Middle Lake has E-18-4 U8A-TAC been fair for trolling for pike. Walleyes are doing real well at Gun. . . . in Playboy magazine) Gary GangulBet, son of Mr. and Mra. Reno Oangulllet. R5 Tlx- theory of using contact Hastings, has rejoined hte ship affw Knewflna five wnekv in Js- FIGHTS RUST ON ALL METAL “Saskatchewan Offers Unspoiled New Frontiers Hollister Leads Golf Circuit ARMSTRONG METALEX METAL PAINT • Tiifk, hi|h (loss finish • Many aicltlng aew colors • Also mllabla in dev GALLON Personal Mention At the Ledges BEAUT/py YOUR HOME HASTINGS PAINT and WALLPAPER 107 E. Stat* St. There goes a guy going places in his PEDWIN SHOES (as seen B & K SPECIAL ■Take Home­ Fun GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER Pedwin styles are in... they make it big on campus, after the game, at the strip or wherever the gang goes. 60 UB. N.™i KWU He ~ Vl„, ln 1M>. flown from Japan to Subic in | the Piillipplncs with a stop-over \ in Okinawa The ship Is on ac­ ATHLFTFS F^OT HOW TO TREAT ITtive duty tn the Vietnam area. Hte address te: Gary Ganguilkt 8 A (Saturday Only) 10c Dapcait on Contpinaro S. Ha novar U83 Reeve, (DLG-24) Now available for residence customers CALL-PAK SERVICE (Lets you call nearby communities and pay by the minute.) iiC* Three great new Pedwin shoes for fell. The Prowler- sleek, plain front handsewn slip-on. The Blast-rugged, wing-tip brogue. The Scorcher — classic, handsewn slip on with penny slot. ‘11.99 to *13.99 applies only to station-to-ttation within 20 miles* of your telephone exchange. CALL-PAK Service can day of the week. The charge for Caledonia. ClatksviHe. Dalton, CALL-PAK is 4y! a minute with a save you money. Whh CALL-PAK you pay by the minimum of 60 minutes a month (plus taxes). And when your calls Hickory Corners, Lacey. Martin, Pine Lake. Saranac. Sunfield. Vermontville and Wayland. minute. Talk a minute, pay for a total rfiore than 60 minutes a month, the CALLaPAK rate for each addi­ tional minute drops to 3.5< minute. Talk two minutes, pay for Wayne's two minutes. Talk three minutes, store W State Street •Wore are the towns you can callwith CALL-PAK Service from Hastings: If you make a lot of short Long Distance calls from your home tele­ phone to Michigan communities pay for throe minutes-and so on. as long as you talk. This new CALL-PAK Service calls you dial ’yourself between noon and 7 the next rooming, any Your telephone businesa office will be happy to give you more information about CALL-PAK, Aho. Benfield. Bellevue. �HASTINGS SAMNU TAKE OFF BARRY'S SERVICE 201 X RELIABLE CAR . . . Ekctra 225 hardtop sedan, full power, air conditioning, N. Broodway ^phone 945-3400 1M4 FORD CUSTOM SM 3 Dr. Automatic. 1984 VALIANT 4 Dr. 8 Cyl- Automatic. FORD PRODUCTS SME! 1966 Mustang 289 V-8 Eng. 3 Speed Trans. IMS OLDSMOBILE Like new! . . . Cutlass convertible with 1961 MERCURY bucket seats. 4 speed transmis­ 4 Dr. Standard. 1965 Galaxie 500 sion. power steering, radio. 442 1961 CHEVROLET option, new whitewall tires. 2 Dr. Hardtop; Big 6 Cyl. 2 Dr. 0 CyL w.'Stick. Low mileage. 1M4 CORVAIR One owner. Specially . . . Monza coupe. 4 speed 1961 RAMBLER 8TA. WON. transmission, whitewall*, radio, priced! Standard. ■ white with blue vinyl interior. (Both of the above cars NEW HOLLAND 616 still carry the factory 1M3 OLDSMOBILE FORAGE HARVESTER . . . Starfirc 3 door hardtop, guarantee.) With corn head. power steering and brakes, 8/18 bucket seal*, console, radio, whitewall*, Ult steering wheel. 1964 Comet 202 This Is a local, one owner car and fully guaranteed. 2 Dr.; 6 Cyl., Midnight Blue, Stick. W. Walls and 1M3 CADILLAC Radio. . ... 4 door hardtop, spotless Inside and out Full power and many extra*. 12 months war­ 1962 Ford Galaxie ranty on this one owner beauty, 500; 4 Dr. Hardtop; Pwr. 1M2 PONTIAC Steering & Brakes. One .. . Grand Prix 2 door hardtop, local owner. Beautiful ■harp red and white tutone condition. with black vinyl interior, new whitewall tires. Look this one 1962 Ford Fairlane Due to our large sale* 2 Dr.; 6 Cyl., Stick. Tur­ IMS OLDSMOBILE volume of new 1966 Mer­ quoise. Like new tires. . . . Dynamic 88 4 door sedan, cury* and Comets at year­ power steering and brakes, ra­ 1961 Comet end prices, we are over­ dio. whitewalls. One owner car 4 Dr.; Jet Block, Auto­ traded on a new Oldsmobile. stocked with many fine matic. Whitewalls. Like IM1 OLDSMOBILE Used Cars. All cars are new. One local lady owner. . . . Dynamic 88 convertible, reconditioned, in top biack with white top and USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE shape and priced to save REAHM MOTOR SALES 1964 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 6 pass. Wagon. V8 Auto. Heal­ er. w/walls. A nice one owner car! 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Breezeway sfcd. Auto. Power BL Radio, healer, white­ walls. Dark blue. 1961 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. 388 V8. Automa­ PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC tic; Power steering, radio, heater. One owner. Real clean! Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigsn Av«. 1963 FORI) GALAXIE 500 Hastings, Michigan 3 Dr. Hardtop. VB automatic, power steering, radio, w/walls. Med blue metallic. Nice! 40 YEARS PROGRESS SALE! ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1965 Mustang 8 cyl. Automatic. W/walls. Ra­ dio. Excellent condition. 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 6. 1964 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Burgundy and white. Automatic. 8 CyL White­ walls. Power steering. 1963 Mercury Meteor 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Overdrive. Dark blue. 1963 /Fairlane 4 Dr. Stand/8 CyL 1959 Fordili-Ton Pickup 3 Speed, 6 Cyl. 1959 Plymouth 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 CyL Automatic transmLv&lou. 1962 FAIRLANE 2 Dr. Sedan. 8 Cyl. stand. Ra­ dio. heater, w/walls. While with red interior. LEGALS Specially Priced for Die-Makers This Week! Sheet Metal Tryout (Experienced Preferred) XOTICB or MOBTQAOB rOBECLOBUBE BALB eoudltioa al a certata niortewa mad. ll.r 11th <i»y of March. 1082, cubit by JAM KN H. SINKS and MAKJOK1K SINKS, huaband . and wttr. a. mart<act>r«. to FARMERS 8TATK BANK OF MIDDLEVILLE. a Mlehlsah banklux corporation, aa mvrlsacra, and recorded in th. at■re ot til. Raatsl.r of Dredr for Barry Connly, Mlchifan. «m March IsdleaU la thatr adrar•haUar tha UaUd *o«l.vallabl. to both aun. Press Operators LARKE BUICK Die-Setters Welders—Mig and Heliarc and , Steady Employment CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 »» trtt M.prorldrd b ■ Id mortc*s«. thr land. Excellent Fringe Benefits Good working conditions and benefit*. Apply Larke Buick and Chevrolet. 1435 S. Han­ . over. tf Apply in person at: Electro Chemical' and Finishing 33 State St. Middleville, Michigan FARM IMPLEMENTS WANTED . Farm Machinery Person to supply families in N. Barry Co. or Hastings No with Rawlelgh products. "* capital necessary. Write: RAWLEIGH Dept. MC H 651 375 Freeport, HL CROSSING GUARDS WANTED City of Hastings is seeking ap­ plications for men or women to serve as crossing guards (safe­ ty patrols) at State Road at East, Michigan at Woodland. Broadway at Grant, State Road al Taflce Drive. RICHARD SENIOR Chief of Police SotiJiiwMtrrly direr LIQUOR BAR at Yankee Springs Resort Area, dining and danc­ ing. steady year-round busi­ ness. One other liquor license In county. Property Includes attractive building, plenty ot parking, equipment in excel- MODERN 3 bedroom home on N. Michigan Ave. Excellent condition. Call Wl 5-4974 Or SY 5-3186 for appointment, tf FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ MENT. one 4-room cottage, furnished or unfurnished. Lake privilege*. All utilities fur­ nished. Phone 623-3024. tf ★ Notice* WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8325. This Includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, 49046. tf rARpi!— r.IPAMrMn rAHV CLEANTOO UJ EASY T h-n?' 7orlt- , square feet for onlj' W®9- Hastings Floor Covering, 123 W. State. Hasting*. Wl 5-5118. powder*, primer* and loaded shells, etc. Rifle value, $30000 IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY — loading equipment $70.00. •FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM Will sell complete for only SERVICE! No charge for over­ 8250.00. Call 945-3884 after 8 size print*. tf pm. tf RUMMAGE SALE—1637 8. LARGE OAS RANGE — Detroit Broadway. 8 to 5 pjn., Satur­ day and Sunday. 8/18 Jewel. In good condition. *35. Wl 5-2349. posl- tta r,x Wl 5-2426 —INC. 460 Tractor. Like new! 1962 CHRYSLER NEWPORT —1946 John Deere B Tractor. 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Pow­ Starter and lights. er steering, heater. Actual —1959 Cock-ShuU 550 tractor 43.000 miles. One owner. with live PTO—hydraulic and 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA power steering. 4 Dr. H.Top. Auto. Power steer, —Case Flail Chopper. and brakes. Radio, heater, —John Deere 16 ft. Drag. u walls. Like new bronze fin­ —1949 John Deere A Tractor. ish. A-l shape. 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY —Oliver 7 ft. P.T.O. Combine. Good shape! 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic. Radio, heater. Bargain! ' —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. 1938 FORD WAGON —LH.C. 9 ft. PTO Combine. Automatic. VB. Runs Rood! —John Deere 25 PTO Combine. 1959 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 aulomaUc. —Case 85 Spreader. Almost like 1963 SCOUT new! 4 Wheel Dr. Full metal cab. —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. Warn Hubs. —Mowers and Conditioners 1951 1JL M TON PICKUP 4 speed trans. Red. WE ARE EXPANDING IN THIS AREA — We need men and women from all walk* of -life. Several positions open. All in­ quiring strictly confidential. Send resume to: Adam* and Adams Assoc., A. R. Klpen, R1 Lake Odessa. Mich. 8/25 8/18 CHESTERB. STEM INC. would like to tJuy your land if it ha* a good stand of Hard Maple or Old Oak trees on it. Let us buy your wood-lot and save it for future generations. Homer FOR SALE BY OWNER—Mod­ Becker. Rl, Hasting*. Ph. 945em clean 3-bedroom ranch. _ 5J46. , 10/20 Cks heat: full basement; I ■ --------- -------------- ------ ------built-in kitchen. Large corner ■ CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES— picked lot in excellent neighborhood j Pick your own or ready -<»« —• any day. Excellent picking. serosa from elementary school. North of Belding 3 miles on Cali 945-2841. tf M-91. Bird Blueberry Planta­ tion. Phone 794-0348. 9'8 BUILDING 44' X 130' located in Freeport, Mich. Currently rREDUCED 7^PRICES in cffectun^ equipped as automotive garage. til August 35 on Frlgidaiie, upVery liberal term*. Call R. L. Walton.. Broker, Kalamazoo 345-3969 Collect. 9/1 ty. likhlcsa. HOME FOR SALE on two extra­ A- Help Wanted—Women Dated: July 13. IBM targe lot*. Garage with base­ Hlrhird J. Hadton. at 8i«*«l * Hudasn ment. Bath with shower. Attornaya for Farnun State Bank PARTY PLAN MANAGER— Right of way on Bauble Lake 103 W. Blate threat Groundfloor opportunity for No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. Ilaallaya, Mkhi*an 10/6 experienced party pion person. PRICED TO SELL. Phone: Rapid advancement. Beautiful 1-366-5282, Iron*. Michigan, tf clothing at value price*, from Fashion Wagon of Minnesota 2-BEDROOM HOME—Very nice Woolen, Openings for sales­ people. party plan and direct. For details, call COLLECT to Mr. Moore at Minn. Woolen. 318-722-2656. 8/25 TAVERN BDM IN DELTON—A high - volume operation, one other tavern In this area. 6Ar Miicellaneout room apartment for owner. Seating capacity over 100. minimum help required to op­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ erate. Priced to sell. Call patch TLED GAS! See Car! A Betty's State-Wide, phone 963 - 8108 Appliances before you buy! evenings or 963-2200 Untile 20. tOKO They Sell—They Install—They Creek. 246 North 20th St., BatService. Ph. Wl 5-3833. M-tt tie Creek. 8/181 South. delivery. Call Wl 6-3474 for In­ formation. Consumers Power Company. 8/18 ★Peraonel* ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — PO. 171. Hastings Telephone Wl 6-3895. Meeting* every Monday, 8 pm. U ★ Wanted to Buy 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ rage in or near Hastings. Call 623-2719 Delton.tf A" Work Wanted HANDY-MAN would like odd job* of any kind. Cali RO 58831. if NOTICES SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS OVER 10 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS FROM $95 TO 8200 GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 Quality structure* built by experienced crew*. Any size, any shape, any purpose. /MOTORS LINCOLN • MERCURY . I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Miahigan 4 Dr. 8 CyL Automatic. Phwoc 945-2479 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyL, power steering, w/walls, radio. 8 18 NOT ICES Heating - Plumbing Hasting*, Mich. Service 616-945-9103 New • Remodel • Repair 305 S. Church GOOD AS NEW STORE 1964 Chavrotet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. Over Start’s Wallpaper & Paint Store RenneR Ford Inc. CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 Wl 5-5352 $3.47 up FARMERS! WINICK'S 206 N. Micidgsa Easy Ways to Order YOUR WANT Ads! for your foil planting. Place your order now to Lut week of SHORTS. SWIM SUITS, SUMMER SKIRTS 2 tor 25c Mens bUOBT SLEEVED SHIRTS 20c each Lot* and lot* ot Ladle*’ and Giri * DRESSES Several MEN’S SUITS WALK UP AND SAVE! . 818 Wl 5-3324 We're now booking orders for Certified Seed Whcot OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 530 PJA. 128 N. Midi. Ph. 945-2421 ul'tw. Call SMILEY BUILDINGS WELTON'S ■ NOTICE 1963 GMC Pickup ART MXADE, Salesman HELP WANTED Real Estate Opportunity CAN YOU SELL? Your own full - time businesa. Real Estate, right in this area. National company, established in 1900, largest in its field. (Unli­ censed?—write us). Training and liutructldh given in all ptuuca of your operation — from Start tn Success. All advertising, all signs, forms, supplies are furnished. Nationwide advertising brings Buyers from Everywhere. Can you qualify? You must have ini­ tiative. excellent character (bondable), sales ability, be fi­ nancially responsible. Commis­ sion-volume opportunity for man, woman, couple or team That Can Sell. Write today for informa­ tion. STROUT REALTY, 7 South Dearborn, Chicago, Illinois 60603. 8/25 All the Above Cara 1962 FAIRLANE 500 4 Dr. Sedan, a Cyl. Stand, trans. Radio, heater, w/walls. Green. 1959 Ford Galaxie 500 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Stylealde Pickup. correctly. CARDS OF THANKS fr IN MtMORIAM! eiy of price* starting at $895 per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Calk Battle Creek. WO 3-0159 collect after 8 pm. ONE USED JACOBSON RID­ ING LAWN MOWER, one used Reo riding mower, and one used Lawn Boy riding lawn Special —Your razor cleaned, mower. E. L. Carpenter Hardlubricated and sharpened, only 8135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 X. WHEELER MARINE SALES de State St, Hasting* tf SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boat*. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Flote Boat*. Trailer* and ac­ in aluminum, steel or wood cessories. M-68 in Nashville. sash. Burkey Auto Ola** A OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf Radiator. Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf lO’X 52* EXPANDO MOBILE HOME —Take over payment*. Call IV 5-3906. 9/1 EXPERT TAILORING on ladle*' and men's clothing. Phone Wl 5-5714, 5604 Gun Lake Rd. TABLE PAJER — For picnics, family reunions, lot* of use* Tailor Shop. tf 40- by 300’ $350 at The Ban­ TELEPHONE ANSWERING ner office. tf SERVICEy-Phone 945-3187. ’ 8/25 SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom rifle made by McCord's of Ionia. Will shoot a 3" group at Ar Help Wanted 100 yd*, with ease. Mauser ac­ tion, Yeager barrel and trigger. Fisher saiciy. safety. *3 io to o 8 vareame variable nsner ■cope, peepaight In mount, full monte carlo hand rubbed stock, sling with quick detach, swivel* PLUS, complete hxndloading equip for above Echo pres*, 30 M dlw lad bmteU you many $. 1963 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1900 CADILLAC 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic, power . . . Fleetwood 60 special, steering and brakes. Radio, loaded with extras including heater, w/walls. Beautiful air conditioning, original fac­ light blue finish. One owner. tory finish and has new whlteOnly 12,000 miles. NICE SELECTION OF OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR A BUDGET PRICED CAR. and make money doing it. Full or part time opportunity for ambitious woman to assist me in my beauty counsellor teach­ ing service. Free Facial. For appointment call Nellie Balmer 945-5944 or MS-DIM. tf THE FORD MOTOR CO.— 1963 FORD CONV. 8 Cyl. Stand. FOR SAXE BY OWNER—Twostory trama house in fourth ward. Oas heat Two baths, five bedroom*. One block from school. Available around Sept. 1. Shown by appointment. MINIMUM RATE—50c lot Twonty Worth. TWO LUXURY CARS OF IBM VOLKSWAGEN matching interior, nicely equipped including power steer- CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WL 5-3481 insure prompt delivery! CALL 945-2223 FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South 945-2223 1 PHONE IN 945-3481 COME IN 152 W. State 3. MAIL IN The Halting* Banner Halting*, Mich. 49058 Help Keep Our Economy �TOE HASTINGS BANNKB-4 Card of Thanks Health Expert CAM> Or THANKS nka aad Mwiscitattm to all relative*, friends and neigh- Writes About Alcoholism Colondor of Spocial Evont* • The expectation Ct complete seen feringa, message* of *ympathy. food, American Legion, also the girls at the Manufocturiag Co. for th* dinner which was brought m a necemlty. realistically expected of the handi­ capped individual, and you know live and understanding about la that he U desirous of receiving help, then your help can prove Invaluable. Even here, though, a the V'A Hospital In Ann Arbor GO ■ VMMAGE SALE FRIDAY day. Aus 18. In the pariah hall FALL BUMMAGE SALE Fall Rummage Sole, Sept. 18­ 17, Parish House, sponsored by fairly though net n*r****rily equally, William H. MUM, Urdthe Hastings BPW Club. RUMMAGE SALE Rummage Sale. 1B37 8 Broad­ way, 0 to 5 pre, Saturday and Sunday. Offer help, but dant try to Grandfather and Great Grand­ father. Children Need Fairness, Not Just Equality - Find out what activity is most folka directly and LnUxnateiy af­ fected by tho situation to are Important to the individual and The Woodland Lion* Club U planning a chicken barbecue far Saturday, Aug. 27, In downtown Woodland, serving from 6 to 8 th* Vogt Funeral Home for their ting on make-up. reading, or pUyunderatandlng and helpful serv­ aa they might see any other dlice; also the pall-bearer*. Your Seek the paUenl'a Idea*, otherA condannlng sjtttUido 1* much dividual* close to an alcoholic. Mrs. Heber Julian Tha aloohollc'a behavior tends Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hansen Publlc Notice: Artiste' work­ act equality. shop I* offering Baturday rnorn- □real Grandchildren kindergarten ago through Sth grade July 8 through August 27, • Keep an open and receptive or consultation of a physician. of hla Immediate family and • If possible, seek the guidance friend*—and this rejection. In Keep device* simple. LEGALS Freeport PUMUOATIOW OMDBB. provided by 1L Mite MU . h. less Dlnunrre ar PellUnnrr OBDU—PUBLICATION to them but the actual example each Baturday. Up to 30 children. Members are invited to acuplture If children sec adult* being dls- ert Booth and Mark Lawrence, Dy Mr*. Sylvan Tagg UUly. Thia type of outside aid can encourage the uIcoInjUc and his family to gain Lnalghl into the nature of the underlying Illness. Accepting the fact that the prob­ lem exist* and understanding really the first steps in doing something about IL recover—if they wont u. badly enough—and If tl»cy arc given the kind of outside help they Bp4 Keith Newton returned to the Missile Base at Wheeler, Ind, Monday after spending two weeks with hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Howell Newton. A Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brovont of Gallon, Ohio, were Thuraday callers of Mr. and Mra Newton. A Mr. and Mrs. George Mann and chil­ dren of Flint were Baturday overnight and Bunday guests of her parent*. Mr. arid Mrs. Bob Newton. A Theron Caln of Has­ tings was n Wednesday lunch guest of Mrs. Robert Newton. Mr. and Mra. Clark Blanchard and daughters of Grund Ruplds were Tuesday guests for a sup- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton. * Bill attended the Ionia fair on cause. A person suffering from Friday. ★ Ray Beese called on sicoliolixm lias medical probSouth Bowne, Sunday. A Miss needs pelp with his situation on Mary Kauffman of Goslien, Ind., Publlcsll and Mrs. Sam Omen of Lowell Pklltp H. Mllrkall. I’robat* JuJj.. were last week caller* of Mra. Ruth Bleam. ■rin* be b«iil I- ■. I r? a n rence, spent Sunday through lids same attitude over into Tuesday with the former's ma­ their contacts with other adulta" ternal grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Laugh, at Spring LadJ Campbell at their cottage In the evening Doug Brovont. and on Algonquin I * be A Mr. and Arlen King were callers. Mr*. Floyd Grinnell and grand­ daughter. Morula Grinnell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valine EUlott visited Mra. Vivian TlKimption and family attended Johnson and children at Battle Creek last Thursday. * Bunday and Mra. Dorothy Campbell were ncll and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Brownell of Grand Mrs. Eldon Grinnell and family. Rapids, a Mr. and Mra. Don Walton and family of St. Johns family attended the Blough re­ union at the Freeport Ball Pork ent*. Mr. and Mrs Claude Wal- Bunday. Caledonia were Bunday evening Whitney. A Gaylord callers of Mrs. Bloom. a Mr. and Elnora Mra. Cecil Oler accompanied Mr. Whitney and daughters of Grand Saturday callers of and Clifford Andrus ana Mrs. mra. uuuotu ruiurus to to 1 Ledge — ..were .. --- „—' ~~ Grand Ledge two weeks ago to 1Ua mother. Mrs. Elnora Whitney. Psychotherapy Is also being hear Mrs. George Romney. * Mr. I Mr. and Mra. Richard Blough used widely a* the modem treat ­ nuu vuicuuni Ul x caob. rile X« ment of alcoholism. Individual Hostings and Mr. and Mrs Cecil accompanied Mr. and Mra. Chas BapUab be Probe or group psyclx>thcrap/-ls cm- Oler enjoyed a trip around the' Blough to the Ionia Fair Thurafrult belt Sunday, Bundav. a * Hubert d&v. fruit day. ployed to help the alcoholic gain n • pellilaa by irln* lor appoint' insight into ills dilemma so he Blough left Monday for Detroit where he expected to be inducted daughter of Reloads, Calif., and blema realiaUcally, without the Into the Army. Mra. Warren Roush of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blough and vbdtcd Mr. and Mra. William Social adjustment and spirit­ Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mishler and Mr. and Mra. ual aupfxirt Is frequently secured Blough and family ot Victoria, Charl« Blough at the Blough through Alcolu>llc» Anonymous, he th Blough and children tf home Friday afternoon. A Mr. and Mra. Roy Karchcr of Sun­ a problem'in your family, please Portage attended the Blough re­ field spent Wednesday with Mr. don’t hreltato to ask far help. There are alcoholism Information Sunday. A Mr. snd Mrs. Monel and Mrs. Robert Humphrey and 01DBB—PUBLICATION □enters In many Michigan com- ODiner of Kalamazoo visited Mr. family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith inuniuc*. or you may ask your and Mrs. Jesse Blough Sunday. Buehler and family and Mr. and local health department for a A Mr. and Mrs. Don Blough and Mrs. Milton Buehler and family Hat of the community sources children of Wyoming were Mon- were Sunday evening guests of that deal with die problem. Jesse Blough. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neeb and nrel 1, All*|wlraaA |>rayiH* (<■ Mra. Edna Neeb of Clarksville ■“rat "f ■an admlnlelraUr 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allland grandson, Ralph of Green.Publira linn and avrvUr Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Ml. ™ S.W at M,. Arthur Clinton. A Mr. and Mrs Marvin Patrick and children en­ visited Mr. and Mra. Roy Blough. joyed a picnic at the Wesleyan campgrounds Sunday. A Mrs. Clum enjoyed tlie Ionia fair SalSunday dinner guests of Mr. and urday. a Th* Young Married Couple and Teen-age group from OBDEB or PUBLICATION— physical handicap? A Gary LaVerb and Kelley Mc­ tlie United Brethren Church enToday'* Health Guide, the Ameri­ Ghee spent Friday and Satur­ Joyed can Medical Association'* manual day with Mr. and Mra. Vernon of health Informutlon and guid­ Thompson at their cabin near ance for the American family, Baldwin. point* out that It Is understandable Mr. and Mra. Norval Thaler and quite normal that you should and family attended the John wish to "do for" the disabled mem­ Thaler family get-together at Jerry PoBthumua and family of ber of your family, but it may be Tyden Park Sunday. A Mr. and Alto enjoyed a picnic dinner at more helpful to allow him to do Mra. Elwood Yoder attended an Harris Creek Bunday. * Mr. and Army reunion near Flint. Sat­ urday night. A Mra. Hlldur Ol­ were Saturday evening visitors really being helpful. It is wise sen of Detroit was a Saturday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ thur Moore. A Mr. and Mrs. Phil­ paUenl** real capwbUllle* and lip Scese and Larry of Logon Dutcher home. A Barney SchonMmltoUom. were Sunday evening lunch delmaycr of Middleville was a guest* of Mr. and Mra Ray Friday visitor al the Hoytpstlent U not interested in mlnlDutcher home, a Mr. and Mrs. OBDEB OF PUBLICATIONmuing hi* physical problems. Real (called on Mrs. Joe Bradley of Richard Blough and famUy of psychological problems are best Logan Thursday evening. Victoria, Texas, Mr. Hubert handled with the advice of a Blough and Miss Kathy DeVrle. physician, but there are several tended the farewell party for were Tureday evening supper factor* that illustrate the type of Hubert Blough at the home of gureta of Mr. and Mra Ben problems that may be encountered Kathy DeVries Saturday eve­ ChriaUe. The Richard Bloughs HIM, in living In a household with a ning. A Mr. and Mra Richard handicapped person— Blough and family of Victoria. Cindy Lou Hoffman. • The dependent nature of some Texas. Hubert Blough and people, which their disability tends Kathlp DeVries were Thursday I uhlieatii.n to accentuate. evening supper guests of Mr. and • The lack of intellectual ability Mra. Tom Owen. A Mra. Gloria Haled: Ana, Ij. liinil. Spencer of Grand Rapids was a II- Jliuhril. Jud*e of Fro- or educational bonckground. • Plain Uzintss. Thursday supper guest rof Mra. Wayne, Baturday da train. Hkk'ar* J. liuilaa* Effie Parker, a Mra. Terra Gate* work after having spent a life­ and Bob Moser of Grand Rapids time of "doing for other*.'' (The were Sunday visitors of Mra. Ef­ parent* who feel that the chU- fie Parker. A Surtday evening visitor* of Mr. and Mra. Keith OBDBB^OF PUBLICATION- where withdrawal from physi- 0*DBk— PUBLIOATION. HI>|» Nkbictn. Tl Offer Guide on Handicapped Adults’ Needs Nlrsrl * lied.on LU W. Huie Hl Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMINTS OF DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE Voight VanSyckle of Dowling, Mra. Hlldur Olsen waa a Bun­ day dinner guest of Mrs. William Klemp. A Mr. and Mra John Dusseau and daughter, Julie, of Hasting* were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, David Relgler and Shelly of Carlton Center were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CUnton. A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton were Friday cupper guest* of Mr. and Mra. Don Clinton of Middleville. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton enjoyed an old schoolmates re­ union of Mr. Clinton's at Town­ send Park at Cannonsburg Bat­ urday. A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CUnton viakedMr* Helen Erb at Pennock Hospital Friday. A Mr. and Mra. Arthur Clinton caUed Swanson Inauranc* IM I. Mlchlga* Are. All Forma of Banfield - Vicinity Sherman and friend. Marjorie Hart Frednck Luncke and daughter, of Lansing, who brought the din­ Dukes attended the Dukes re- Cheryl, of Grand Rapids wire ner. Other callers were Mrs- Fred Slogel of Freeport and Mrs. John Bunday. ★ Arnold Dukes of MldRoy Kauffman and daughter of Lynda Richardson, daughter of Clarksville were evening callers. Mr. and Mra. John Richardson, relumed recently from a visit with Ing of Indianapolis, Ind., and aid Crites in Jackson. He visited Twenty-four relatives attended a potluck buffet luncheon honoring Dcmlng and family of Hastings ut the Okctnus Ha.pital. A Mrs. Mra. Ilvon* Carl's birthday Sunwere Sunday dinner guests of Greta Blough was a Wednesday tine* and Mr*. Don,Cullen. Jim­ mie and Undaey were Sunday ed overnight. A Mr. and Mra Ben Christie arid family, David and Hubert Blough, Kathy De- Church Saturday evening. Ralph Moor* and dam Moore. Mr Duane Campbell at Dewitt were, Tuesday. * Rev. and Mra. Arman are enjoying a vacation this were Tuesday dinner guests of Mra. Frank Diuiku spent the family at their Houghton Lake entertained the Thursday night pedro club. A Mr and Mra. How­ ard Cole and Josephine Cheese­ man were Sunday dinner guest* Tom Eckert Is spending this week in Washington, D. C., on Bklugh and grandson, Raymond Carl and family of Battle Creek, of the Gordon Buxtons. A There will bo a community farewell Uic 4H Service Club trip. is spending a few days at her trailar at Morgan Mills. A Mr. Blanche Lambert, both of Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Angel and family Dowling were Timrzday supper of Rockford, Ted Smith of Del- mail Bird's home Sunday. Aug. Howard Thaler and Gayle at­ tended the John Thaler family DeWccrd and daughter of Mid­ dleville were Sunday visitors of • 2^', * ^r' *Ds. Howard Tho Dukes fomly reunion wus held at the Freeport ball park Holden in Grand Rapids. Sunday. Guest* were from Waytx-. Lavonia, Troy, Lowell, Stanwood and Hostings, a Mn». Wilbur Dye of Lake Odessa and Martin Buttlcr and mother, Mra KrandchUdrm, J111 and Lori Morrisy and Guy Draper of TuyBartholomew of Hastings, Mr. und Mra Harold CalcxXt of Lake Mr. Draper is staying week* visit with the Springs, Louis Huggins of Kola-1 moaoo. Mrs. Bertha Ravbell and Eric Dudall of Los Angeles, Calif., I from her own children a* well. Children do not family dinner ,toe * *** Norman Digel ixxne in Boule Creek to "outgrow' visit cousins, the John Holly* , from Indianapolis. should be treated before the counsels the National Society for Nearly 88 percent of all Mich­ igan children reside in school district* that have K-12 < kinder­ garten through 12th grade) pro- "We're As Near As Your Telephone SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair Ad* Baturday. Stat* Farm Insurance Insvranc* and Bondi JimtY ANDRUS Middleville KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well. Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stale field, Pumping ($24.00 for 1st at Jefferson. 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. St*t* ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done st the farm according Si. Phon* Wl 5-5316. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ ice,'218 N. Jaffarson. reau Services, M37 So., Wl 5­ 2223. CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw ting* Floor Covering, 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ parts and supplies. McCulloch Stare. Wl 5-5M8. ICE —24 hour Service (black and Pioneer. Francisco Farm . and white). Jacobs Prescription Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Sylvan Tagg- Mra. Gordan' WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. , all kinds of Jswalry Repair and Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — ( Engraving. Millar Jrwwlers, 118 ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phono Fabrics in Barry Counfy. Kirsch Grand Rapid* viri|cn last Wed- 1 W. Stet. St. Wl 5-5176. 1 rods. Installation and Hanging. Alto waa x* Baturday BeVerwyk's Color Center, 221 GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ Sylvan Taggtor*. machinery and chain saw* w«ah*rs. dryers and small home in our new building at 124 N. •ppllanca*. Call 945-2317. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—■Plus specialLorry Hoffman and family Wayne in honor ot Chert Ly ic*. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl ftrak birthday. Mra. Geiger, « VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ 5-5052. . tea been riatUne there cai TERS—Stevica. parts, hoses and Phon* 945-5316. home with him. * Mr. and b*«s 4or all makes. Authored Charters Geiger and granddaiu Hoove, Sales and Serv.cc Steury tor, Cindy Hoffman ot Waj Buiineo Services Offered Electric, 222 S. Jaffenon. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — spent Thuraday at the Ionia AUTO — Fill BONDS Buttcrworth HospltaJ Saturday. Mra. Elmer Bender spent last week with her mother, Mra. Hen­ they might belter use the ry Helmink, in Holland. The lat­ ter hud undergone surgery in the Holland Hospital. A Mr. and "We cannot ignore changed Mrs. Alan Orafmlller and Iric of conditions,'' be says. "Our clulKalamazoo spent Saturday night fcrent world from that which Elton Lawrence, and Bunday left By Mr/. Mary Jack/on for the Lawrence cottage at must be accepted by adults. » AmM 79J-IU0 Torch Lake for a week's vaca­ tion. A David M. Lawrence'* sd- with an eye to the probable fu­ ture. Wo cant hold on to the David Chase were from Friday to AFB, Great Falls. Tuesday visiting relatives in De­ Mulmstrom Montana. troit and Dearborn. A Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kermecn and family started north Thursday. Susan is at tlie Methodist Camp at Lake Mrs. Bill Corson, who suffered a Louise and the rest of the famlly slight stroke Tuesday. Aug. 4. A went on to Noblnway for a few days. A Mrs. Fred Brog is spend­ in Uic Medical Facility the last ing this week visiting her sister three months, was brought home and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson in Livonia and getting nesday. Aug. 10. Callers Saturday acquainted with her new grand­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clear niece, daughter of Mr. and Mra. from KMlh of Battle Creek callGlen Kelt, in Plymouth. A Mike LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- PUMP SERVICE—Sia-Rit* Water thorixed Dealer for Wheel Horan System*. Sold, iruralled. serviced Tractor and Lawn Boy Mower*. lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ E- L Carpenter Hardware. 5311. 5 . ... __ snd supplies. Kelley Electric Concrete Product* GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Miscelloneou* HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN- 221 W. Mill. Radio, TaUviuoa Rapairing :NTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE — 315 $. Manov.r. 945-3862. Free Mrvka for on* ye*r on Sctchil I-Carlson Color. TV'S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY- Hastings. ion. Phone Wl 5-9117'. Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Lilted in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide �SX^l^'Artist Has Won r’S-JS IS!I Responsibility trans set the terms for him. In1 ctontal "But although this support has become steady and generous. Il docs not fulfiD the traditional injuries to chUdrenk | ww/» s wx hsllng the support of Lndlvl-1 duals and institutions -who will, s MWith r reedom out of every four eye accidents during these yeara at Glenn Hlyn_ Hl, to pending Winnie tha Dtotrid AUTOMOBILE =. INSURANCE a HsU. complained about the whims of patronage but by the at World 1 Inman and Nancy Jo of Livonia It win te Michigan's second and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baxter, SpudLaculae la the Greenville Clirislenaen to complain about." West Woodland HDltcfUrc The Barry County Road crew Sofa driven prefer the pondobility of our fast tonal attention By Vidor Sitton dltlons — political, solcal and & Rlwrslde when universal literacy Joined with Road. M-43 to Jordan Road, last week They trimmed the branches need for literacy Illustration." But the ortlat didn't dlsap- tin- side toward tin* rood. put In new pipe under the rood to ing and embarrassing facta about artists Is that they will continue to produce art whether anyone wonts It or not." Iglehart trance or exit via Hut south end points out. • Without patrons, artists luid siblc and cars that tried to to set their own problems and negotiate It were really mired ♦ I KNOW I HAVE some change herb find their own personal sym­ In the mud following the rain. ZsprriBFLACff/" bolisms. They are free to a- When it dried off, ruts and gul­ chleve quality. They were also lies made dangerous. Fr™, tr, Iw. ues " UU1C travel very aangvroua. free o be hungry and dtopas- and luird on n wlll MWMX1 in whatever picturesque pro6oblj. tx, . problem for a Monday and crashed Int/S a Bunday overnight guests of Mr. । long time to come. cultlpacker in the field belong- and Mra noyd Baxter. Sisson_____ Mr. and Mra Victor A__ ■ __ * nlnL■» t,nn. | attended the Wesleyan Camp X> HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY meeting at HusUnga Friday and Baturday. Thursday evening and no one was seriously injured,-.* day evening, at nlng they attended the Pilgrim family of Cleveland. Ohio, arHoliness Camp meeting at Hop­ kins. In the afternoon they wit- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rising Friday evening for a weekend j21 men and women were Im- visit. On Sunday they OMisted Mrs. .Risings' foster parents. Mr. Lake. In the evening tliey were and Mrs Mearle Scott with an ' among more than 600 who heard open iiouse of their golden wed­ Rev. George Farah president of ding. They returned homo Mon. Eastern College. Allentown. Pa., deliver a sermon on the Second Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stannard Coming of Christ. of Torrance. Calif., have been Mra. Gertrude Rowlader of Bayne Rood has been asriiUng Thomas Nicthamer. In company her son, Dwight, and family on witii tlie latter and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan, tliey spent while Dwight has been confined last week touring points of hls- o ^^rganixe with for any worthwhile Local Loan purpose! tho home of Ddn lor Fellowship of the Congrcga“—' —*“ * ------ --centerpiece of the decorated table. Mra. Strong received many lovely gifts. * Mrs. Ruth DcaHaney. Darrell Deagrangee. Mra. Local Finance Phone Wl 5-3424 .-.i— « — a • “ spent Sunday with Mra. Ray-1 mond Gutterrez and Becky at. until Every inch • rugged John Deere Miss Doria Went left Friday to spend a week with her grandj parents, Mr. and Mm Percy Wood at Clarkloke. * Mra Rate Lane returned after a visit with Family Bundlei ■ Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY |D0 SHOE PRICES^ QO Don't Let it Get You Down! Il gg Quantity Buying at Birke's Can || QfiKeep You on Your Shoe Budget—tyg lere's Just One of the Outstanding Q0 Specials Awaiting You at 00 BIRKE’S CampboU and family of River­ side. CaUf. * Mra. Marvin Dick HAST1NGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE son-Droatc Ferguson Hospital. Grand Rapids where she hag been a batlcnt for 10 days. Saturday afternoon at the lair I Dennis Russell. About 50 attend­ ed from Lowril, Bellevue. NaabI ville, Hastings, laming. Pino JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOB decorated by the groom’s uncle, Henry Curtis. It was topped with a miniature bride and groom with white and silver bells. The round mirror. The couple re­ ceived many loreiy gifts. Mr. and Mra. Dewitt Everett and Richard and Alma of Mus­ kegon. Mr. and Mra. Harold Everett and family of Clarksvllla NEW LOW INSTALLED PRICE Offer applies only to residential gas cus­ tomers of Consumers Power Company. 0675 THIS SHOE WILL NEVER NEED SHINING Goodyear ;uid daughtera were among the 65 attending the Kcsbor reunion Ford Snyder of Pontiac Model DM 345 BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 00 THE SOLE AND HEEL WILL NEVER NEED REPAIRING, Today s modern fabrics, and dur­ able-press clothes too, need o dryer that really cares for clothes. A dryer ■MM! that will provide the right combi­ nation of tumbling, temperature, and Hamilton will! air cool-down so clothes will dry flow, that include "Sentry** automatic dryness control • Twin Air Stream drying • FobriDial Carpets hdoiie in I hr kilrhni wrinkle free. Features temperature guide • Sun-E- Day lamp, and many more. GAS DRYER ® ' consumers Power feature COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE II" Lake Odessa By Francei Johntton consumers Mwer will | FRIGHTEN YOU? | very thankful, the constant lightning, the roar of the thun- cvcry one on the alert about midnight. farm cqulpmcnt. At least aix different types of Irrigation systems will be displayed and demonstrated . '. . ~ — ------- — ccsBurs ana lAuintranai ui uua rived home Saturday for a 30-. expanding potato growing area, through cooperation of disUlbuday leave with hla parents. Mr. tors, manufacturers and MSU ard baa spent the last year in1 on the Bcus-Peteraon farm agricultural engineers. Irrigation dononatreUons will Thlaland with the Army with the I ^rS^V^Au^M^O^W^ be of Internal to all farmers con­ heavy construction group. After ^L.T^ sidering watering system* MSU hla Move be will report to Fort engineers believe the Hnod Trra* * Mrs TWhrl Ash rest a few miles to the Ferris agricultural U..U.M ............. -— .. — — ----end MrsOsfe Garridof Kalu- Chrtstasiam farm near McBride ji exhibit and demonstrations of mazoo Mra? Thetma OUUiand “more. irrigation equipment will be the ------- --------------- -------------- . - - i There will be conducted toura m»rt complete of any shown in er were Bunday visitors of Mr. of the Oro-Ida processing plant lhc Midwest in 18M. al Greenville on Tuesday after- | Economic Information on the and Mra Harley Btadel. noon. Visitors will also see med- j value of Irrigation to tlie quimtquci and family visited tiielr cm equipment for grading and Ity and quality of potato producalring which has been Installed tlon will be provided to visitors. at Blodgett Hospital. Grand Rapids. Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Don Archer and Ben Archer of Flint were gurots of their steer, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carpenter of Grand Rapids. Sunday. A 13:30 potluck dinner will be held after Sunday school in the Congregational Church to meet Rev. Charles Hervey of Adrian, who will be guest speaker Bun­ W« Flnilll Shim, Flobrsrk, Work Clofhoo day morning. He will be here os a candidate for the church paslorate. Mra. Ronald Erickson Is the dinner chairman. (Lillian & Ray Gibion) Wl 5-4062 For Bonner CUmKlcd Ads ; 323 S. Michigan Call Wl 5-3481 Smith spent Bunday In Con­ tinental. Ohio, with Mrs. Carrie FtilU and other relatives st eluding Gettysburg and Wash­ •on and son. Brian, of Wood­ ington. D. C. They returned land, enjoyed a trip Aug. 6 and Monday evening during the se­ 7. They were at Coney Island, vere storm. * Mra. Earl Engie, near Cincinnati. Ohio, and also visited Barry's uncle and aunt. Woodbind called on Mr. and Mra. Prank Neithamer Tuesday Hamilton. Ohio. * We u riderstand that a car driven by Har­ aviation, stationed at Key West. old Anderson of Nashville fulled to turn at the north end of Rush leave with ills parents. * Al­ Rood sometime during the night though no tornado developed during the long watch on Mon- •25 to ‘1,000 at.. 112 5. Jefferson, Hastings Beus-Petersun form the fim day a^pttoaTi^n^ agriculture appiicaviwu chankals on potato planta Heilcoptera conventional aliyaR and ground equipment will Jto uu-d. I«ot*to harvesting Potato grows* at Michigan njef< demonstrated. tnLakeview Barrack* and AuxlUand other mid-weaiam slates eluding the new vacuum atone July. will find Montcalm county the eeporaiora which reduce potato The freedom of the artist Tlw artL-4 will continue to net Uils has complicated hu responrays Robert Iglehart, hla own problems, determine his chairman of The University of own tradlttons. and erect his own symbols, says Iglchart. “As .Michigan department of art. a result, his intellectual burden meeting to tauvfle the 19M poUfo eroP- New Ideas for _ ■ Potato Growers At Spudtacular Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKINQ carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life ■ cinch. VfKINQ kitchen carpets are just as practical as they are glamorous. They tend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious <nd cushiony, with sponge^ubber backing that prevents slipping, crying over spilled milk or broton dishes! Dow'! tato Mtr word for it. Coma tpiU for yourmHf HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 23 W«atSr»a Shwt, HaSta(> - F*«w Wl 5-5111 AND YOU'LL NEVER FIND A BETTER LOCKING BUY! Sizes 6'A to 12 $897 A $10.98 Value •tXAM FOMKVKN. NtVIM NIKO RIPAININa BKCAUSK TMK MKKL AND SOLS IS TO KVKN OUTWKAN THK UFMRSI TKN TIMIS TOUCHI* THAN ORDINARY MA �’First neral Show Interesting AMERICA DEPENDS ON AMERICANS Hastings' first Rock and Mln- Penney’s Sales Pass Billion in First 6 Months J. C. Penney Company volume United Holiness Church Plans Evangelistic Services The Hastings United Holineas Church, 307 E. Marshall, will hold revival meetings Aug. 18- gellrt. Brevicre nightly at 7:30. llon-dollar mark for the first The service on Friday night, Aug. dtaln's 64-ycur history. munlty building. Time Is (Lika r»| Nearly X people participated in the show. There were 38 exhibit* the displays. Young Mother Sreckmon Prisoners’ Meals ? At New College Dies r nday After Karen Elaine Spockman. Cost Barry Ham R Spockman. .1383 Barber Road. Hastings, has enrolled in 51,170 in July Heart Attack ihc third class of New College. Sheriff Merl H. Campbell re­ exceptional. re •> ook Seee and that's plenty Karen Joins students from 43 Jail at Charlotte durin* Community Hospital Friday rtalea and several foreign coun­ tries at New College, which of­ County cruisers made 39 tri pa ten an individualized education during on extended academic year permitting graduation with 15-235 miles. Intonrd the requiem and burial was In the Bedford Cemetery. Highly selective In admitting suffered students with top-level academic and personal records. New Col­ They answered 53 criminal lege has a program developed March 29. 1943. tho daughter of around Individual opportunities complaints, made 35 traffic In­ Robert and Bzmardlr.c (Bum#) for students working with a fa ­ Holmes. She attended St. Rose Elementary School and was culty selected for teaching ablilgraduated from Hart Inc* High Karen is a 1985 graduate School with the Class oft 1983. Intoxicants ore sold. She married George Minor of Hastings High School. Thirty-five arrests were made ; Battle Creek on Jan. 11. 1984. In during the month, including five I Hastings. She lived In Battle tor reckless driving, eight for , Creek for two years before mov- j. drunk and disorderly, plus arIng to the home in Bedford I Township. driving after license had been Mra Minor I Delton firemen were called to denied, negligent homicide, as­ a mobil home fire on the Rich- sault and battery, obstructing justice, indecent liberties and urd U. Light farm property on drunk driving. falon Mfg. Company In Bal­ South Norris road Saturday. Aug. 13. A passerby alerted the MorU__ Ev SurtfBFV in addition to her husband. rell Hobbs family and they turn- rias tY« Jurgcry ed in the alarm. The fire, of un- 1 Max WHde is recuperating at determined origin, was conf rom e > e suriicry performRobert Holmes of R2 Hastings: five sisters. Mrs. Kenneth < Peg­ flned mostly to the bedroom^ ln Grand Rapid, on Thungy) Keeler and Mrs. William (Judy) Main of Hastings. MrsMiss Nina Baker of Kalamazoo Howard (Gertrude) McManus of Firemen estimated the damage Liuudng. Mrs Marvin (Bcrnadcllei Davis of Banfield and home was unoccupied. Uecle 00010100004026000200020102020201305302020202000100320202010102 L'Z U.S. SAVINGS BONDS <1 PUBLIC FORUM I) For tlie July reporting period covering the four weeks July 4 apporel, especially women's fashcluded outdoor furniture, fans and sporting goods. Another significant contribu- partmen t stored In operation at rtood at 1.683. reflecting the July. Three were 1.G72 Penney New York Life Fire l)fini(tfie>r Mobile Home reaucrats. unprincipled pseudosophisticates and out - and-out crooks who put their own ends before thoee of their national responsibilities. End of quote, Not a pretty picture Is it? We send our armed forces, and our million* to every comer of the Rlobe In an effort to establish our Jorm ot government, and "* ------ ’— -------as If lime won't be long enough Flint: a brother. Michael of Chi­ cago, III and her maternal Department, and set our own grandmother. Mrs. Gertrude house in order. I believe Billy Bums of Grand Rapids. Itor: Ben Franklin's comment to the lady who naked at the conclusion of the Coniltftulional Convention, “Ben, what have you given us?-'— “A Ropublic madam, if you can keep II." I can not find any source stating that Franklin used "re-. prcaentatlve democracy'' lr^~J of the word "Republic." I v It you can pln-polnt in book UUs quo’atton, so t tiic traditional August white event, which Inspired interest Ln home furnishings toward the Phono Vermontville 259-7298 Tl«»aa4«w August Annul* 18, 1R 1966 1Saetlaa Threw—Paaaa 1 M b Thursday, Bonfield Road. Bedford Town- through 30, volume rose to 1153.­ 089.677. a gain eg |13ftlJ^37 Chairman, William M. Batten over tho 1945 month's E144.570.and president Ray H. Jordan re­ ported volume of tl.047J55.M4 for the alx-month reporting gain*. period. Jan. 31 through July 30. buted cent, or 1105>02_2<M over the t94 1,453,680 recorded during the ianu- 1965 preiod. Penney's fswt reached a bil­ lion dollars in sales for a fiscal strong interest In family aporte- Stan Trumble, C.LU. The Hastings Banner Democratic Candidate's Dinner own statement. p.m. Monday at the Leonard A, >»u in your Ml- “ “• torial tills week. It is certainly J?”! .boo?t .'yor,d A,bun® ftnd too bad that more citizens do, Mrs Minnie William* not bnxinr well-informed, regts-' Hastings. July opening of one such unK in Beloit, Wla. 'Despollers of Democracy" by Clark R, MoUmhoff. He la a Pul lexer Brize. Raymond Clapper Memorial Award. Haywood ®THRU Goes THRU the skin to kill muscle pain at its source. man Fellowship, three Sigma Delta Chi Dfttingulslwd Service Award*, and the Elsenhower Fellowsltlp Award so apparently ne is very well qualified to speak. ■ Complex Capiulet with Vitamin C £9S 100*8 J prattle of equal rights, then railroad an obscure government clerk to a mental institution i without a hearing, for the crime1 of objecting to seizure of tlie files <®>BISMA-REX &) CODUREX ANTACID POWDER Th® largestselling powder antaciftln America! 98; Republican Sen. Garry Brown of Kalamazoo has been invited, along with 38 ocher Midwest persons in commerce. Industry and the professions, to participate In a Navy orienta­ tion cruise to the Naval Air Sen Brown said he will take the cruise as long as his cam­ paign schedule docs not intirBrown Ls campaigning to un­ seat Democrat Paul Todd. Jr., of the U. 8. Third Congressional satisfied, so let's hear I District. our side. men who reek high office de­ Respectfully. nouncing their opponents corA. L. Bennett, ruptlon, but later excuse perjury Box 328. Nashville and plunder when It involves their own political pots. Tiiey are , For Bantus- Ckvsified Ads the "free enterprtsera" who milk' Call Wl 5-3481 government contracts for ex-’ or bltan l profits and use political i deals rather than' fair compcti-1 tlon as a major bu&intfis tool i Valuable high potency dietary supplement 1” Nashville. Mich. Aug. 12. 1966 To the Editor: We read about the cost of a small acreage of land to build a new Jail onto. Whv? Eaton County Is our superior in taxes and employment population. Did Eaton county pay excessively for land for their jail? No. they built on to courthouse and Jail land and saved thousands Why can't Barry County do the same? Be­ fore Nov. elections let's have some valid reasons in print for not doing so. I have talked per­ sonally with Eaton ... County ,LT. _nbud- , eign aid administrators who talk of fighting conununiMn. and then fire tho conscientious em­ ployee who tries to report waste and misuse of foreign aid fund* They an? the slick public re­ lations operators. high political appointees, authoritarian Helps relieve functional menstrual cramps, headache pain. Tickets $2.00 Delton High School Invite Brawn on Pensacola Cruise Sincerely. Rod Lowry 6:30 P.M. Saturday, Aug. 27 REMODEL! MILLER COME IN - And let ui show you how you can improv* your home, and ot REAL ESTATE COMPUTE atAl ESTATE 1ERV1CI INSURANCE BONDS the same minimum. t!o Money Down EASY BUDGET TERMS 98‘ ADDA-ROOM An addition to your home for use as a family room is a smart answer to PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 E. Statu St. Fhoaa Wl 5-2466 New Location visiting university faculty and top high school teachers. Guest conductors from alx cXles head the major musical aggregation*. the problem of living space. Free cost estimates. (For Bigger and Better Dancing Facilities) of Wilson Sisters Dance Studio Fall Enrollment-Sept. 1-10 a.m.-6 p.m MODERN KITCHEN THERE IS NO NEED TO PUT UP WITH AN OLD, OUT-DATED KITCHEN WHEN YOU CAN HAVE A NEW, MODERN ONE SO EASILY. FREE ESTIMATES. 1903 Bedford Rood ... South on M-37 (Formerly Halting* Theatre and Roller Rink) GARAGE Classes Start Sept. 8 Ballet Toe IF DO NOT HAVE A GARAGE OR ARE YOUR PROBLEM—CALL US FOR FREI ESTIMATES. CALL FOR AN "AT HOME" ESTIMATE ONE- Slim and Trim Ladies Exercise Classes Mothers Tap Dancing ond Kick Line Special Baby Classes (Pre-school children 3-51 Royal Academy Graded Ballet IN NEED OF A NEW. LARGER ONE. WE CAN SOLVE Gymnastics Baton Twirling Tap Dancing Modern Jazz • Ballroom—Adult and Junior High YOU MBf£€O IM a yfeffi* STOP SERVICE �1 Elder Elie New Seventh- Day Pastor Church Services Church school 10:30 arc. fnxa Holland will MIDDLEV1UX CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL Warship. 10 am Bunday school, 11:16 am Evening worship. 7:30 pm Bible Study. Wed, 7:30 pm Prayer service, 8 pm BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 11 am Morning worship. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist 10 am. Morning service. 11:15 am Sunday school. A cordial welcome to alL HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood Rev. Earl Gaskill. Minister Nothing but the Bible. WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER Iron • Asld • Cloudy Bad Tasta • Bad Odor your fixtures, ruining or is otherwise ___________ _ _ economicol to hove clear, filtered, conditioned water . . . outomoticolly, t 313 N. Botavood Janet Stauffer. who Uves on Phon. 945-5102 ’“S3 Winona Carlton Center By Mn, Moo Ooortndth Nta 1, FVMOSrt , wi f-HM Tha Moris VaodsrhoKs bad a visit tram Btan Woods of Irving. with her W*. oondlUons In lands Rim * Laurence FDttsr visited bis brother. Dean. Robin Bmttb spool the week with grandpa Morning worship. 9:15 Sunday school, 10:15 David Smith’s wgaxMaL shore ot Gull Lake. Nightly state arc pleasantly .WMaMp, 11 am Sunday Evangelistic service, music and ?:30 pm. MILO MltU BIBLE UlDLt CHURCH UHLIU.I1 i----- -------------- Route 3 Delton . '■.; <• —-----Rev. Plank Crabb. Bible teacher MASTING 8 FREE . . ___________________ - urmAniDT METHODIST rm: CHURCH Worship, 11 arc. BoRwood and Chalk Artut At Baptut Church Sunday I arrived home from Meppen Ibis afternoon. It Is a small toWn of about 16/100 people and about the sue of Grand Haven-1 stayed two of their three children, Anthe Potters Saturday forenoon. Ing her studies in Heldeiburg. K Hastings, Mich., Wl 5-9465 LeRoy Kamey, Pastor ‘ Bal. Sabbath school, 9:30. 10 am Sunday school. Worship, 11 am 11 am Morning worship. 7:30 p.m. Jubltalrts mixed quartet will provide special mu­ Bunday school, 11 sun. sic. Rev, Clarence Hauae will Wednesday service, 8 pm. bring the mcasnge Come and Radio WJKP, 1330, Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm iJoUi us for a wonderful time. ' Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. prayer. 1ALLUM UNITED | Thursday. 7 pm Pioneer Giris ETHREN IN NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN and Boys Brigade. U8T CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Women's Monthly Missionary FeUowshlp 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Houseman, Pastor 9:45 tun. Sunday school Saturday worship, 10:45 am HA8TTNG8 UNITED HOLINE88 CHURCH train to Meppen Monday morn­ ing. When wc arrived Andy plck- Anna and I a church which is returned home about 7:30 by train. Then Andy and I drove into Holland which is about thirty miles away to pick up but- Holland- M«nv people do this. On our way home Andy told me about his father's work. Herr Spell receives money from fed­ eral, state and local companies to build businesses In eight sur­ rounding countries. Tuesday morning we got up at they called fisherman's luck. * Spell and Tougher went for business. Andy. Mr. Aitkin (the chauffeur) and I went sight­ seeing. We drove the expressway for half the trip. We arrived In . Aitkin and I took Sunday school, 10 am Morning worship, 11 km. Evening ssrrioa, 7:30 pm. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Cloverdale - Hope By Mn. Slophon Oigood tl TstovhWM S11-24F Brown and Imbed. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. Wdndland Fire Station Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor V5O aTCJsBunday school. Junior church. For all little English, so Janet Is learn­ ing a little German but still docent do much talking. Her let- Wednesday. July 20 Worship, 11 arc. Youth meeting, 6:15 pm Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm FIRST CHURCH OF CHRI8T, SCIENTIST 646 W. Green Street Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 prc. Anna, taking a German wedding. funeral Uans-whlch is a special Roman Catholic service. mlng. The gtrb use their bicycles CHURCH or GOD CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd, 6 miles south Pastor. Donald Tack will be featured at the Hssttnga ) Morning worship, 11 arc. : Sunday evening service, 7:30. Sunday school. 10:30 am. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm Prayer meeting Thuraday, 7 UNITED BRETHREN CHURCtf , Sunday. 8 JO am th pm., with Administrative Board George a Marshall, Pastor ethodlat Center Baturday night. meeting al 8 pm Church School. 10 am Warship service, 11 am All are Welcome. DELTON SEVENTH-DAY KILPATRICK UNITED ADVENTIST CHURCH WOODLAND Brethren church bapUstry backdrops for a numElder Samuel J. Elie their vacation. * Glenn Roush CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN M-66 Woodland 2730 W. State Rd. 8319 Coats Grove Road background at the Bs prist Hastings, Mich., Ph. Wl 6-9465 Rev. dairies Gibbs, Pastor Saturday Sabbath school. 9:30. Worship, 11 am. ^.pm Evening service. Sunday school. 10:46 am. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Sunday. "Faith for Today." on choir practice. STINGS 8KVENTH-DAT Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm VENTIBT CHURCH Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. enneth Bucher, stepCARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY Radio WJKP, 1230, 8:30 am ik and David Smith) PEOPLE S BIBLE CHUBCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Janet Stauffer Lake We Meet HHANGEYIUB FIRST PRESBYTKRIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Bi Willard H Curt* Mln Morning worship; 6:30. Nurawy YouUi Fellowship, Bunday, 6. provided. Brooder-* -----Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. Clauicel choir, 7' pm Thura. vloe over WBCH. I afterwards. IRVING CHAPEL Sir" by Allan J. am. Morning wocQUp. serfor both services la: "Mouth TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Church. Battle Creek. 1118 Jordan Lake Street Lake Odessa I-PA. Campgrounds Pint Grade Pborte DR 4-8377 STONEY POINT Circuit church service. Ulla: Church School. 8:46 arc. List Sunday Topic Featured at Gull C*»«S FIRST METHODIST CHURCH DELTON METHODIST Mardus E. Taber, Minister Church Study, Sunday. 9? Rev. Geons Elliott Bunday school, 10 am. CARLTON CEfMja Morning worship, 11 am Young People’s Service, 7 pm METHODIST CHURCH Jubiloiros at Driva-ln Service Overseas Work unUy attended a r folks. Mr. and White House" of WesUalric, the residence of the chancellor which is situated on the Rhine River. a suburb near the Rhine River and crossed it on a ferry. Andy and I thch proceeded to climb the mountain to the top where ruins of an old castle stand. Mr. because he said he could swim, , C 4 1 Hl U U1C he could not Mias Sue Springer ef Hastings After we came down we ate din­ 7:30 pm Wed., prayer service. FW-lntorniaUan. write .Wayne parents, Mr. and Mra. Harold Rhine end took the Straiuebaun lUchlc, Rl Vermontville. Bpringer. Or Mire April Springer back into Bonn. We walked chalk-art pictures .which she around the city until .3 am. mirraUs. THE GALILEAN Andy showed me the University Wednesday AcUvlUra BAPTIST CHURCH ot Bonn and other spots of In­ Corner 108th BL & North view Hospital in Bottle Creek. terest I would like to have 9 a m. Women’s Prayer Band. Freeport Road stayed a week Just to shop, there Public invited. Phone 945-5704 Bible study. 10 am Bunday school. Then we took another bus back Sharon, and nephews, Malnard 8:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. CHURCH OF THE N AZARENE 11 am Morning worship. and Tommy, along with Mr. and to the car and met the other Nursery for regular services. 1719 N. Broadway 6: 30 pm Young Peoples. men and started home. There Minister, Dole R. Harvey 7: 30 pm Evening service. piuxi Osgood and family toured PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED 410 K. Madison. 946-6065 city and a heavy fog. Soon it the bird sanctuary on Bunday. BRETHREN CHURCH started to rain and it rained for Dick Rlne and Mrs. Tom Her of about an hour. We got back INTER-LAKES Bowlint Green, Ohio, were wsekBAPTIST CHURCH a long day. Mote, supt. Deiton, Michigan Wednesday I slept in and visi­ Christian Endeavor, 7 p.m. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor ted with the family. They are Darrell Starbard, president. Sunday school, 10 am planning to come to America in Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 Worabip. 11 arc. October because Andy was an pm, Betty Ovenshire, director. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Evening worship, 7 pm. exchange student in Stanton, Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Wednesday FeUowshlp, 7 pm Mildred LaVor of New York. Mich. Then Andy drove me Where a Christian Experience Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30 home. It has been an exciting p m. Claaa leaders. Clayton Mote Makes You a Member. CdAT« GROVE three days. film on "How to Make Puppets" and Fred Bawdy. 10 am Sunday acinol. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Next week I am going bicycling ■11 am. Morning worship. with my alstera and friends for SOUTH KALAMO 6:30 Youth Pollowshlp. lace Merriam from Fort Wayne, two days. We will stay In a "Hos­ PENTECOSTAL tel" overnight. Ind, aunt of Mrs. Welton Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pa’tor 1 Evening worship One day last week Anna's Brooks, has been visiting at the 1631 Ionia Rd . Kahuno 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible Brooks bome. * Bernard Degolla teacher took us to a small sdllage Study. called Hecde. There, about three lx spending some time In KalaMorning worship. 11 am. years before the tear, three young Young People's service, 6:30. HASTINGS CONGREGATION girls were playing in a field near OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES the church when Mary and the LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Thursday prayer and Bible child Jesus appeared to them in Rev. Carl BUremaU. Pastor study, 7:30 pm Sunday public talk. a vision. She told them to go to Morning worship, 10 am -*7:30 Church service. Special WOODLAND music. Hymn sing. Mrs. Esther UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Corners, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen.'Pastor Sunday worship. 7:30 pm Wednesday family worship. Youth Fellowship. 1:30 pm Boys, Girls FeUowshlp, 7:30. 9:45 a m Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 11 am. Morning worship, Jun- 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7 pm Wednesday senrice. WOODBURY UNITED Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night BRETHREN CHURCH 8:30 pm. Ctwlr rehearsal. 1 Village of Woodbury Worship. 11 am. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. FOR AU YOUR insurance needs Protect your ...------------------- bank account from cpstly ■ accidants Bible Study a vice,'Wednesday. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING c 0 L E M KN* there was going to be much suf­ fering in the world very soon. The girls went and told their families and the next day their Mrs. Howard. Duffy and sons of mothers, and all the mothers and their children of the village Lynden Johnoock ot Shelbyville went to the church to pray. They era arms saw another child in sins. Miss Eva Hecox and Mra his mother's arm*. But the Nails Etheiyn Buholte of Hastings on came and closed the church and Tuesday. * Mildred Osgood Ia- the three girls had to leave Ger­ many. One girl returned after the war and Is living there now. Springer was a Baturday after­ the marks of the nails and noon caller. thorns on her forehead, hands and feet Inside the church is a glass case where the-people of Durfee s place where the girls sawV r, they have erected a shrlneM is surrounded by flower one bouquet that read —...... you Mother Mary, you havKenswered my prayers." This vlMge ST. BOSE CATHOLIC CHURCH * Clayton Erb of Byron Center is very poor but they have a strong faith. Rev. David Hawley, Assistant AU the letters you've written Rapids were Wednesday guests Bunday Masses, 7, 5, 10. 11:30 tnond. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Ernie with them. Say "Hl" to everyone and give Bateman were Wednesday callers Saturdays, 7:30 am on Bundays. Tiger and Cottondown a kiss for Before 1 Cisses on weekdays. of Byron Center was a Bunday Love. Janet About 35 attended the Sunday ST. AUGUSTINE, WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Richard VandsnBoecb Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Youth FeUowshlp, 7:35 pm MIDDLEVILLE bonk account from being Hie victim with proper auto Upton Avenue in Battle Creek. By Mrs. John Hook Saturday evening. ★ Mr. and Vosburg spent the weekend with Mra. Owen Gaylor and Janice Mark Parmenter ot Grand Rap­ of Grand Rapids Sunday. ★ Tim ids. spent Baturday al the Davis and TYxid of East Leroy spent bcenft w Sunday dinner guests Friday and Saturday with their Donald Cheney. Diana Darts Gilmore of Hastings, called on . his niece, Mrs. Russell Boylen WV-S4U S. michkan In edu- �LOW PRICES plus 'fol 1 800 E: TRA Top Value STAMPS DURING KROGER i f STAMP-A-RAMA >■ WIN tS >1,0008ft CASH — 50 tot- VALUE p;°y SWUWTAKB USDA CHOICE DOUBLE BREASTED I ...SSS’ISFatc I | LUNCH MEATS | HAMBURGER n.m.v.ut. g Radoam >1 Kroger thru Redeem •> Kroger thru co’HED RUF BRISKET I GORDON’S , KWICK KRISP 1 LINK SAUSAGE | SLICED BACON I — r* — ,OP v*'vf 25 50 STAMPS V.IIH THIS t OUPON ON Frai-Shorz Frozen Seafood I •dzaa. •> tin*., gKr.. Chuck Roast FRYERS *1 Kroger thru | BINGO tendemy 3-LECCED or STAMPS I CANNED HAM TOP VALUI STAMPS II Hot Dog Dog or Hot or | Hamburg Bum BONELESS STEW BEEF 1 | “ SEMI-BONELESS Smoked Haiti Thermo Temp 12-ox.. KROGER BLACK PEPPER 3-PHCE SALAD SIT | TUMBLER । | 69 Sat. Auguil 20.1966 USDA Choi™ Tenderay CENTER CUT RIB Chuck Steak * 59c Tenderay Arm Cui it. 69c Swiss Steak ■ SARA LEE SPOniGHT" I < BAKES GOODS > INSTANT COFFER COOKIES I Redeem al Kroger thru , ■ I Rodoom ol Kroger thru ' Sat. Auguil 20.1966 fROf ***' Au®u’1 201 ”M JEJ ■ EMBASSY ZaeZNEenMUaN ■ BAKING NUTS I DRINK AID EMBASSY SYRUP Reechka’i ib 89< Tenderay'Boneleti Boiton 2-*-*1.09 Hot Dogs Pride O' Michigan Boneleu Roil Roast Paschke'a Silver Platter End Cui Sliced Stab Bacons79c Pork Chops 1 | -79c -69c Redeem at Kroger thru Sal. Augjil 20.1964 Sat., Abgt.it . Redeem al Kroger thru Sa>. Auguel 20. IN4 VXT* rhe purchase oi a 4-tb. peg ci KROGER' KROGER DRY MILK SALTINES Redeem al Kroger thru Sal. Augusl 20.1964 Twin Pops1 J | .. • .■■ 3 fl. OZ. bar R^FTl WISHBONE DRESSING ' ll. pig 59' “•■39 36c With coupon Each “ ‘ Cod Fillets Ice Cream- 12 pack the purtbma at 2 | R. M- I I fc99c Clover Valley Frozen MICRIN ANTHEPTIC Ham Roast Booth Country i.a... •< >iv. 1M , A^»| 30.1944 GOLD CREST * CANDY | 89 USDA Choice Tenderay Rib Steak COUNTRY OVEN I Pork Chops WINK er any o | ROYAL I Instant Pudding | JENOS PIZZA MIX — iMM Ko purchaio ol a pkg oi JUBILEE NYLONS 50 I Pizza or HMerr 1 | HUNTS CATSUP | 25 EOP VALUE STAMPS KROGER PinoippleGrapefrait stamps’ I ___ ____ _ i on______ _____ lha eixchaia oi a 2-w cea ai . the purthaia oi a lO-oi. wt tor oi a lb. bag a* Kroner ICECREAM *•*•*?*• 89c bail I wiihe >5 ot mo laacluding boor, wino Eodoam «l Kreger thru “ . . j ■ . Sal. Auguil 20.1964 — — 50 EOF VALUI STAMPS g- fl 25 ’O*- •*" STAMPS " M 89< Plums 23 -*1 Grapes Peanut Butter 3 »— ^>1 Kandu g.ii~45' Cream Pies 4-■*. 99c Nectarines Bordens Michigan Cottage Cheese19« Blueberries EDEE *THERMO 12-oz. mKB WITH THIS tl'UPQN 'TN 4-*?1 Sweet & juicy Banquet Frozen Bleach Watermelons All Varieliei Red. While or Blue ® TWIN POM. J CHARCOAL , ihl£ofi2>fi.oLi»n36x! 20-ifc k«o 59/ । Charcoal VFII1K 14-oz. I Chese 6 Sanborn I Chase 6 Sanborn COFFEE I INSTANT COFFEEi ’ Redeem al Kroger thru Large GREAT LAKES W'tH Inc 15-‘1 3^’1 N IN Homd Grown Michigan MuskmelonV purchase O< Iu-Rh ot anr kmd I the purchaio ot J-fct t nwt ■ iho purrtma ot 2 bee* ot BnT4TnZ< I PEACHES I Lettuce ar l-*c az • POTATOES I or BANANAS i — Tomatoes | Cabbage •I mat Kreger thru_____ I 0 .Extra Large Size I Large Size DOUBLE sss?_^famRWMmmmamaRMiaMa WEDNESDAY - ----- I i.. a U. ■ ..XK. �Fanners n4it from Farm News Beef Cattle Day Sept. 2 at MSV Rreults of research with more Dairymen’s 1965 Young Area ®°irymen Lead Hourly Wage it Hike Michigan State University farm account records ehow Michigan dairy farmers would have mads »2J3 an hour for la­ bor in INS tf they weregrtUng today's wholesale prt» ftr milk. Barry, Other Top IH’ersGoto MSfs State Shew Instead, Ufl. bmteredweight tees, they earned fret 4B the part ( Club ma Griffin Welcomes Vietnam Policy Jacket, Cache (except in Utah and Idaho). Chiefkan, Cimarron. Early Blackball. Kanklng, Karkof MC-M, New Chief, Pawnee Sei. M, Purirnf, Red Chief (in­ cluding White Seeded Redchlef), Red Hull, Red Jacket, Stafford. Wasatch (tmaepC in Utah and Idaho), and Yoga Red Hard Sprtag-C. T. 3S1, Gasser, Henry. Kinney, Lathrop. Premier, Progress, Russell. Need Money y Brown iks to Barry irvisors Here fta had written to Hecretery of Defense McNamara asking that such action be taken. Senator Griffin wrote: “I believe that there is equity ip the suggestion that no family be expected to risk the low -of more than one member In com­ bat—if such a policy can be fotJowed without seriously lmpa|rkw our defense posture.** . Today, Senator Griffin said: Sen. Garry E. Brown of Kala­ mazoo, the Republican candidate for tho V. a Third Congression­ al District, took up the cudgel for New Fadfities? money you nood to finance mow farm facilitioa, repairs, oxpon•ion, otc. Long termi, low cost, no prepayment U. a Senator Robert p. Grif­ fin (R-Mich.) wetoomed a new policy by the Deportment of Dafen*-. which exempts one mem­ ber of a family, upon request, from a.vdgrunent to South Viet­ nam If another member is al­ ready senring there. August and September The Best time serve level this year; domestic and world demand continue strong and export expansion can continue if we have adequate supplies at competitive prices. Lawn Seeding EXPERT TIRE burdens be placed on families Just because they hare more than one member -subject to military duty." this action to help improve the overall quality of U. a whort ^Tho^USDA urges farmer# to seed only those varieties rrcommended by State Extension Servioes on the boats of experiment station results and practical ex- » Procnun regulations for 1M7, ai in the past, will continue to require the producer to certify production of undesirable va­ rieties trued on his knowledge of . SERVICE ■FOR IM BARR FERTILIZER. Tire Shop Beaides individual competition, county softball teams will vie for top place in the State 4H play-offs. In the evening. tH’crs will dis­ things like that. We don't take time to find out how you feel play their entertainment talents about a particular bill, it b in­ cumbent upon us to get such blDa formalised so you can study U. K ROYAL PENNOCK BEST RESULTS «SE GOOD SEED AND GOOD | F.rfiliieri Seed* Creeping Feicuo Perennial, Aye White Dutch Clover Morion and Kentucky Blue Grate ' CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Heritage House Greenfield Wonder-Gra Milorgantte Blair Farm & Garden Nashville, Mich. H-2791 HASTINGS OFFICE 101H U. Michigan threshed samples. USDA in cer­ tain instances may require ad­ ditional Inft in nut Ion In support oftheoortifloatlon. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! Pick a winner from our complete stable greater obligations for local units of government without providing any tnauu for such governments to acquire revenue to offset the M ATTACHING TOOL* FOR 4 SEASON USS Mow, oew, tow, till, plow, haul, ased, lartilixa, remove snow — you name tho job and Wheel Hone has L_ " . UU need. On the complete Uno cf Wheel Ham tznetan and quickattaahtag tools now on display. E. U CARPENTER HARDWARE Plant Plait only Michigan Certified sian Fly and Jeaf rust resistant, soft, high yield record. AVON White, White draw, bet rd Im, brown high yM*"C "It GENESEE White, Moderately rulatarit to loots smut, beard lest with white dtraw, brown chaff, excellent yield. DUAL Red, Fairly atrong straw, Hw- W MIRKS ON OUR ENTIRE SIKU is MONON Red, 3* shorter than Dual, Hessian Fly and leaf rust resistant, soft, high yields. COLONY PARK and COMMUTER wagons All Michigan Crop Improvement As­ sociation seed is blue tagged for proof of field end lab inspection. For com­ plete Information roa your aged dealer. x— A . i o_ "T11 i.1 ■■ j■mu » *** । u- 1 WTcWHHMKMV COMET: i cyclone gt c> clone HARDTOPS Finkboieor Elevators, inc. - Middleville i ii ii I ............... ... WAGONS CONVERTIBLES ■ eieiMEiieownn „ CALIENTE CAPRI ' ■ aw.iwn । ia ■■■■■ an ■■ ■ VOYAGER and VILLAGER wason; , , SPECIAL PPMCES ON ALL MODELS MICHII IEMENT ASSOCIATION Tony Belli AAotorS • 1320 N. Michigan Avenue �Fresh Out of The Attic State Police focatlng. crime furnished In advance.' Grant A Spaulding state •mil waiting for nothing more A dipping Dram Um Loulanus County tn IBM was 7431, that exhausting the supply of ad- Ray, Wm. Burgher, O. E Everts, and Wm. H. Harford has yielded bountifully the port proclamation to-morrow auth- lord" family Including "Tittle Hastings July 31st and at Prair­ ieville Tuesday 22nd. Doubtless talnment Ln the courthouse." ByH.D. Burpee a little-pay us up Immediately to offset the dlmlnutlvenoas of county Wightman, and Ml Mted me. It through strife and turmoil to rejoicing with exceeding great are talking about tho and quiet. What changes have through BrtMolvIlle. Whitney- boys that are in debt to him for We have before us the flics clothing that is mast worn out, walk up to the captain's office for holding tXunty convention held In the Bannex" of 1856. beginning with bration. The following offices volume 1, Number 4. Only three Nevins and Knapcn advertised O. F. Boltman days without the modem parking meters. The article Is entitled: GLIMPSES OP HASTINGS nounce to the world the tiding* of the little seUiement tn Has50 YEARS AGO Taken Prom The Old Files Of The Republican Banner, to THE BANNER Of May 22nd consists of "everything that La 14X5 And Others happlnens, so tar as temporal wants ar* Was Publisher hardware.’ Local News Was Very Scarce. Tito files which we have before Advertising Was Interesting us commence with Thursday. And Rccalb Many May 22nd. 1856—just 50 yeans In tlie village of Hastings for Familiar Nantes ago yeeterday. The late Dr. C. S. Fifty yeonr ago. What a long watch, clock and Jewelry busl­ time It seems, but to those now living how quickly It has passed. and N. Bailey, editor. R W. Warrw advcrtlsco lib acrtpUon.3 were SI.50 a year in tailor shop as "Emporium ot F&shion," and that he is "lo- business men of a half century BOLENS dLL Fifty cents additional waa HUSKY TRACTORS Goodyears Hardware delivered by camera. an exact science la shown by the nounocment of tlie publishers H. J. Kenfidd advertised about that "those who advertise by the the same line, his location being yaw will be allowed to change their advertisements twice each take the work out of Weekly Stage Line between Has­ stationery tings and Kalamazoo with ~ex- yard care... leave just the FUN! K Bolens Huyky offers a mazoo on tlie Michigan Central going cast and west The trip one route pru-A-a through the village* of Yankee Springs, Prairieville, and Gull Prairie. The country along tho route is beautiful, and the roads are good." ("Think of n road to Yankee Springs that complete system for year round yard care. Select at­ tachments from a full range —rotary and reel mowers, anow casters, tillers, culti­ vators, plows, rakes, carts —each designed to save you time, give your yard the care It deserves. 3 HUSKY TRACTOR MODELS J —6 TO 10 HP were described as being " new and fancy BENDERS SINCLAIR SERVICE Porterhouse Steaks or Breasts "SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS WITH RIBS ATTACHID Rump or Rotisserie Roust 59* Bailey ti McArtXnxr dealt In Parker, D. C. Hawley. Wm. Rog­ ers wix> also ran a livery stable Ln connection with his business, Phillips &c Mochmerc and N. Street shop was near "Foot's hotel.” Among the county offleers were John S. VanBrunt, Regis­ ter of Deeds; H. N. Sheldon. County Treasurer; H. Greenfield. Hoyt, County Clerk; W. K. Per­ ris, Sheriff; T. J. Humphrey, Probate Judgg. Among tho professional men Russell, physician and surgeon, "office in Stebbins A: Russell's store. Kossuth block: John Ro­ berts, physician and surgeon, whose office was in his residence HITTING THE CEILING IS /THE WRONG WAV TO GET-UP IN THE WORLD physician and surgeon. stable near Foot's Hotel, and Johnson Si Benjamin conducted a meat market in the Rower block under Ackley's store. Sldmore <5z Wightman made wagons, and did blacksmith poaltc tlie Globe Hotel. H. Greenfield advertises that timbered and openings wild land for sale cheap and reasonable ternia." John A. Fuller, living In Has­ tings. and Joseph Gembh. llv- vertlscd that they Itad each last a cow and would p^y a liberal Del Monte Brand Asparagus Spears Yellow Cling Peaches 3-49* EACH Bartlett Pears Michigan Potatoes 99* Fresh Carrots 29* Jane Parker NEW EGG BUNS 12 villagc of Hastings." The new proprietor “flattera himself that "J mill In this vicinity under pres- II The market reports at tlMt time made U»e following quota­ tion:—Wheat 1.75 and S1.00; I! Tlie following were members of the Republican Association of 136 E. State St PKG. Stebbins, 1st Vice-President - Sugared Donuts21* JANI PARKSR PLAIN OR POPPY IUD Mfe Vienna Bread Pink Liquid laured Up to $10,000 wtt+i FXLI.C. MlMBER lEDEHAt HOMl LOAN BANK 5Y51EM Cheerio Bars 12 Crestmont Ice Cream OUR >1NfST QUALITY . WVS mm - Layer Cake Mixes Facial Tissues QUART SJZI H-«AL CARTONS OflC O> 18* 25* 3«z49* soFT-rtv z rty Bleach Toilet Tissue GALLON PLASTIC ' lanBnint, The editorial page deals quite largely with the (JueaUon of Slavery and its extension to other temtoiice and something of the 49c 5.25% Sodium Hyoochlorita For Dishes and Fino fabrics Fhene Wl 5-3153 AU Soria,. CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE (REAM Instant Dry Milk 2^39* AfrF. Nn Delwgut 89* Sunnybrook Red Salmon 79* Del Monte Peas 5^9^ Morgan's Apple Juice 3 ££ OTC Velvet Peanut Butter 73* Ann Page Ketchup 49c SAYS Ss . JAMI PAMKUt PLAIN, CINNAMONOR 63' IARLY GARDD4 5V* 2'39' Honey Dew Melons PKG. Our Own Tea Bags FRESH PEACHES An advertisement also stated e-d his "new steam saw mill, 1 and one-hourth miles south of Dinner Franks 3®79‘ I4 99 For Frankfurters ■newig»per published at Alle­ gan. Mich. Henderson & Mills, proprietors and D. C. Hender- "Super-Right" AJI-Meot A&P Grade "A" Cut—All Green THE RIGHT WAY is to put your heart in your woriOna your money in e savings ac­ count. Save 20% of earning* if single, 10% if married. You'll have that wonderful feel­ ing of 'getting somewhere*. T-BONE SIRLOIN 89‘ -99* -1" LB. 39S 10 TO 14 POUND SIZES Wightman's hardware store. expeditious route from Barry County to the Michigan Central R. R. The stage left Hastings al cn"s store In the Goodyear block;"-F. C. Merrill, house. days and Fridays, and returning left Kalamazoo on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Stebbins and Reed advertised drg goods, groceries, crockery, ready made clothing, etc., al a price "that will astonish the M-37 Mlddh.lHFhoaa world.” Michigan SY 5-9441 Hadley & Wightman adver- Burton as pubhaher. ROUND Turkeys article*. and careful drivers, and that north of Barlow House, now Use "no expense would be spared to Bolens—First In powered equipment since. 1918 as very largely attended. STEAKS USDA GRADE "A" ware, and manufactured every will be Interesting and no doubt recall many most pleasant mem­ drugs, medicine, points, oils, ories to Live minds of the older turpentine, burning- fluid, pure llQUora, dye stuffs, window glass. Barry County Agricultural So- running from 353 to 583 SUPER-RIGHT" MATURE. CORN-FED BEEF Francis Rower carried a lino llcved In BANNER advertising. and Um Republican county ticket 43‘ 4 29 J.IJ% SOOI UM HYPOCWLQMTI Roman Bleach • M 53* �, Calraua. Coakln U-TM HASTINGS BANNEB Official Action of the Hastings City Council Students Abroad Write About Experiences Sandy Gillespie tail" and uu. the again. I thank you Sincerely. Sandy Gillespie Aug. 6. 1966 July 22, 1BC6 —. wu* —U.C Cary Club I only wish to thank r«. UTU* m. U» wportunUy to come to Northern Ireland. I am thoroughly enjoying mvaelf An T with thX r^iiiL^irin^h^rtcinitv U nL'h lo.ugh boatmans . paradise! orc sailing championship* being I guestt my folks__ about the liard lime I hod llr,K but 1“‘re 1 <un Holland 14 ,iuch * beautiful country, and ‘ •»> m.rvelous ,Une M u in­ ^erful and very Interesting Itwy ve lived all over the world. Including Indonesia and Nigeria. Thry flx Ule mort fantastic Xndonertan and Chinese foods and are they ever yummy! I'm afraid Its beginning to show a My family has taken me to «c a whole bunch of things. We've been to Amsterdam. Rot­ terdam. tlie Hague and loads of 4 SIOO.Ihi K Ml 0*14 M«rr4 by Hamate. live castle WHO a moot and I aukln. Ibai ihr Direr drawbridge and all. The ba: on itmlrea be authnriiad.i who owns it actually lives there WHIU for two months during the year fast, KUlylelgh. Bangor. Belfast Neat huh? We also, as would be expected. have seen wlndmllb pliable and have that quick wit I found It very loud understand- Speaking of cows, the flrat word I learned In Dutch was how to say cow. My family b helping me learn their language, but I'm not doing so guxi Il non ot sounds like Chinee or someI bare found this country did learn to count to ten though. What I really wanted to write helped by the dally shower* > and tell you Is bow much I ap­ preciate being a port of this wonderful program. I want to j quite a difference between the give my sincere tiranka to you I urban United SUlis and rural and the Rotary Club for making Ireland. It possible for me to be in such Next week I am going into wonderful family. I know that Aughnr to vtdt some relatives the BARRY TOWNSHIP NOTICE Michigan has 10 public col­ leges and unlveraiUm with a to­ tal 1965 enrollment of 162348. Tlie Slate's 19 community col­ leges enrolled a record 61,275 ns the aiy on the premises within the Township of Barry Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat time! to aee the Quern of England lots of pictures to prove tills The gardens here arc just beau­ tiful. I've never «en so ninny different kinds of flowera. I don't At KUlyletgh, I saw my first know what most of than are but castle. It was very enchanting. tlu-y’re pretty anyway. I waa unable to go inside because I laid an experience tlie other someone te living in U at’the day that 111 never forget. I present. I have met many milked a cow. I really shoul wonderful Irish "kids" of my say tiiat I tried to milk one and Floyd's mother, Mra. Brna Paul. Minn. BUI and Neeb. of Pleasant Valley. ------ *--------happy---In -----------their newJ family and Mra Clyde Btedge r. and Mra. Bdward wen in Post Wayne. Ind. owe at the International Pentecostal the M. O. Nichols, on the weekend attending the wed- Janlne Ostroth, Martha Cul* Mr. and Mra Lyle Newton of Interlochen visited his mother. ben and a college friend. Judy Hansen of Grand Haren, spent formerly of HasUnga the weekend In Detroit OI unirniin --vteKJng their parwto. Mr. and non. N.Y, spent the post week —_ _ o— , nz, Ur untfl Cbarlen-W. Rusts, this week Dr. and Mra. John Petlcolxi with Mrs. Lois Wickham and while recuperating from surgery. other relatives here. Mra. Margaret Johnson and the Robert WalldartTs Mra. Petl- Mrs. Lewi* Blanton visited the colas is the former Allcen Isenfamily, the Richard Wards, of halh. visit their son and brother. Battle Creek on Tuesday of last Mr. and Mrs. Max Myers had James Hoob Dawn and Debbie of Marian. Susan Gunthrcy °f Grand Mr. and Mra. Jolly Roush were the Upper Peninsula. They spent <Jcan Slantoni of Wood River, Raulda Is visiting her grundIn Charlotte Friday vial Ung Mr. TTZ —___ ■ Uar.h.11 ID, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klrlels Colvins' deer-huntlng lodge and (Sally Stanton) of Manhattan, they also visited the Henry von- Kansas, and Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bunnell called on Detts. former residents now liv­ and Mra. Eugene Klrlels of Mllling at Marquette. While they steadt. Hl, arrived Thursday were away, their uncle and aunt. night at the Resell Stanton home Mr. and Mra. Frank Wotnpo of to attend the graduation of Kay Wyoming, stayed with the faml- from Western Michigan Univer-' alty. The Reeds returned home I Dr. and Mra. Charles Morrill on Sunday. Both Kirills families Notice is hereby given to Barry Township and Kay are in northern Michl-. Qualified Electors, Barry County. State of Michi­ in ib>' catloners last week as they enwith <uO4> i.«14 joyed a very pleasant outing at Eugenes will be reluming home ’ gan that the following question will appear on the Portage Point Inn at Manistique. tills weekend and the Allens plan Xor” Fanl; Visiting the Meryl Neeba on to be here for a two-week vtelt. I ballot, November 8, 1966, at the time of the in< tatrrv't »i • Sunday evening were their cousMr. and Mrs. Carl Damson regular state election: have returned after spending a WA.V with — ..... ' 'll'.’.'b son of Exeter. Ontario, Canada,.-^. W1WJ and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Neeb Mra. William Damson, at St i beer and wine be permitted for consumption | much sightseeing through dar the HaMlngs Rotary Club's 17th j student exchange program, reonce cently wrote Dr Wciley Logan, much. chairman, about Uwir expert- / encea abroad. Their letters lol- truly ...... . Personal Mention ta ■ Raallwi I_____ i Since I960, public and nanpubllc school enrollment has In­ creased by more Uian 300,000 rtudente. under the provisions of the law governing same? Ya.. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE No PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Frances L. Butler Barry Township Clerk North Gun U>U Coin-Op Opm 5:00 -10 p.m. AA WARD ONTGOMERY Btrangford Lough for the re- studmta that were t*rv before me did a great deal to promote understanding among peoples. I hope with all m>' heart that I can do as well. Thanks again for everything. . Sincerely. STARTS TO-DAY YOU SAVE ■ PENNOCK HOSPITAL Extra ADMITTANCES C LAHRSVILLE S: Horanca Ku DOWLING — Si HASTINGS WHUsm F. Arnold SUMMER'S END! SUMMER'S BILLS! 4th Tire Danl.l Riverside CIoui*. Bl. Merna Der«w. BS. Ren KlrkpaUUk. B2. HIMa O'good. 60S 8. Je«ere4in. Hud Doolittle. SOI W. arnaaat to 55.000 LAKE ODESSA MIDDLEVILLE 110 Dtylon. am B; PcUtck HUted., MOOH FINANCE 140 W. State St. •/ Hastings VuFowtIsi. 303 Dayton.' Ana, NASHVILLE - Wann* Wood. 'Phone 945-3429 1',% t.. Mo. to »JO0 when you buy 3 tiros at regular catalog price shown below. VERMONTVILLE TESTED BY RACING CHAMP MARIO ANDRETTI TRACK-TESTED FOR SAFETY BY RACING CHAMP MARIO ANDRETTI 1965 USAC Champ An­ ASTINGS dretti gave the EP-27 a 100-mile htgh-ipeed lest. Get extra service, extra performance with the EP-271 Fun ' averaging over 112 mph 4-ply nylon cord body protects against impact and mois­ for the run! ture damage, and resists heat build-up. Traction-proved EATING tread is mileage fortified with RIV-SYN, and features con­ tinental rolled edges for improved steering and cornering 27-month tread wear, road hazard guarantee. FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal NO MONEY DOWN PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS REtULAR piuj no. EXCISE TU8ELESS CATALOG BLACXWAU EACH 1-fOR FORT TAX EACH TIRE EP-D SOU PRICE PRICE PRICE 14.0 DM 44.01 I.U DJI n.to U.K 2.20 U5/100-H 11.14 ».» DM 2.M LR/1Jg-14 21J3 UM M.M U7 LSO-U WATER HEATERS TUBELESS B1ACKWA1L PRICE 7.H/I-MW UJ/hlMI 2153 Gun Uk. Road Hastings HOT WAT1R BASEBOARD HEATING Call Wl 5-5769 or Wl 5-3732 123 L STATE ST. MICe'^JL s.a/uo-11 NO TEAM-IN REQUIRED. WHITEWALLS ONLY DOO MOtt PLUS FED. EXCISE TAX EACH � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-08-25.pdf 8fc13b473c97c2582993d9bea65e16e9 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner ~~ NUMBER 19 Haitingi, Michigan, Thursday, August 25, 1966 ■ Ambulance | Service to be iContinued Barry GOP Has Enthusiastic County Conclave Delegates Endorse Romney, Griffin, Sponoble - Glrrbach Funeral Home informed Che City Counell Monday night that, ho would' continue to provide ambulance' service to the community. . . midnight, Oct. 31. MOOSE STATE CHAMPIONS - This Hastings team won lite Mooes Slate Class A trapshooting championship at the Hastings Argetslnjer. A Muskegon team With there will be a ■mortgage bumIng" ceremony signifying the There cation included area funeral dlrector* except the Henton-Smith Funeral H<ftne at Delton. problems o( providing ed In the above mentioned noU- dldatw program. State Senator Garry Brown, the candidate for US. Congress from the 3rd Con­ gressional District, will be in Has/ tings to meet Barry County voters on Monday morning, Aug. 29. He will be In Nashville that afternoon. Among Ute scheduled appear­ ances in Hastings will be a coffee at Mra. Robert Shannon’s at 9 am. the business district group an other Interested individual*. n third coffee will late Deltau and Middleville. Added attractions were the on-the-spot caricature* by Tasco of Detroit and an oU painting being done by talented Nancy Wertman, 17, of Delton, shown above. Nancy Is a »«nior at Delton High, a cheerleader and on lhe yearbook and school paper staff. A variety .of art* was shown in lhe forms of ,hc uiual oll»- watercolor*, pastel* and sculptures, plus lovely TRAYING MANTIS’ opera - with my colleagues and respect their views. Personally.' I feci it is our moral obligation to continue ambulance service roundlng community who are flux'd with the need for this New Quality Discount Store Opens Here ATTRACTIVE ARTISTS' SHOW'—The Artlsta' Workshop flrot outdoor show on the Courthouse lawn attracted considerable at Monday's session. The orginal went to the county board. In hl* letter Glrrbach said he was withdrawing his endorsement and signature from a communication of Aug. 8. 1&66," in which your body wm notified that ambulance service would be terminated by the designated fu­ neral directors of Barry County ’The Broicn for Election modern Republican history, at­ tended the Barry County GOP convention Wednesday night'-at the Courthouse and elected eight uninstructed delegate*, and eight alternates, to attend the State fertnee to continue to provide ambulance service In accordance with my facilities in spite of these problems." al ternate ambulance calls tn Councilmen approved Michigan A new store opened In Hostings Bell's request, to Install a new Wednesday morning. nine-way conduit under the Tom Wilson of St. Johns is the sidewalk from the company's u*nr °LP1? equipment ouumng building on n. N. unuren Church A—T nr. 1° E 184 ***I 111 nOrtJ1 on tklhe .... ^lte Strcct- ln the build tag known aUIi:. of church to MUI then cast for many year* a* the Reed Drug to connect with the Michigan store aucnigan Store and and tatar later ncramled occupied hv by n.M. Gard­ j ner's Pharmacy. J Richard Bradley explained to I the aidermen that lhe new con­ : nectlons would eliminate con­ ' gesUon In the conduits, on fitatc । Street. Going under the aide- county conclave which adopted Secord of Middleville, and a beautiful China painting dlsqjay by Zel* Cortright of Hastings. The drawing* for free painting* was performed by young Pat McCaffrey of Chicago. HL. and the 1, under the direction of Joyce Weinbrccht. and will continue for three weeks. One Saturday Is left for the Children* Workshop. Aug 27. The next social meeting of the Artist*' Workshop will be held Thursday, Sept. 15.—Baner photo*. EDITORIALS hit) insects being seen in down­ town Hastings are the form of mantis Insect often called | and Lt Gov. William Milliken, the election of U. 8. Senator Robert Griffin and the election Irwn the Third District recommended that Republican Although tiie objective of the 1 Committee attempting to enquire Ameriain Civil Llbertlc* Union [into the activities and connections Another R,M,C.-^.-ro— r.r- ■ -resolution adopted the convention states: "Both by at the State and National level, we believe it of utmost import- They prey upon other Insects 1* said to be the protection of the. of Individuals ajid Civil liberties of Individuals as'who *ld the Vleicong and North guaranteed by the Constitution of Vietnam despite the fact that the United States, what the or­ Vlctcong and North Vietnamese ganization is accomplishing would soldiers are- fighting <and killing zrem to be something more in the and wounding i cur own American line of rebellion against civil troops. Technically, since we are authority and the creation of dis­ not officially at war with either respect -for American Institutions the Vleicong or the Vietnamese, this form of aid does not con­ Roy Walter*, zoning adminis­ trator for Barry County, ha* an­ For example any committee of stitute treason—but. for all prac­ nounced the.Barry County Zoning Oungress-either House or Senate tical purposes, it amounts to the Office lias been moved to the I _ northeast comer In the basement 1 —should be able to hold a public same thing. ot the Court House. j ot private hearing without having The Zoning Office Is now sharing 11 turned into ■ three ring circus 1 Therefore. 1: would seem per­ office quarter* with the Barry by well organized and competent fectly fitting and proper for the County Equalization Department trouble maker* present as lawyers । activities of such Individuals and of which Milton Beuhler Is direc­ tor and Almond Webber ”1* tiie and witnesses. That Is exactly organizations to be questioned by assistant director. a committee of Congress which 'Continued on Page 4> Barry Zoning Office Moves To Courthouse Zoning approval forms may bo CnlllrW* Th — /.ffi—— tnr - 5 Barry 4-H Service Club Members Tour Capitol publican* should really get out The convention adopted a resolution expressing apprecta- Dorothy Adrounle as vice chalr- mlttee. effort tn the county of young Republicans to organize and beRobbe, Central School principal, has been invited to be chairman Delegates elected Included of the Committee on Elementary Register of Deeds Howard J. Education under the Michigan Ferri*. Rutland: Mrs. Richard Cooperative Curriculum Program by State Supl. ot Public Instruc­ rounle. AUy. David Dimmers and Aiderman James Coleman. City tion Ira Polley. Alfred D. Lowe. of Hartings; Supervisor Bob Southeastern principal and dl- Lyons. Prairieville, and Mra. WU■ rector of elementary education, i in the Hastings schoois, has been! Akcrnaun include Ken Ra­ \Under (he ordinance the un-l I named to lhe Committee on Cur- . I1 Jamra Hunton of Bt. Johns, who incorporated area of Barry County' i Bravata. Orangeville Township: 1$ now living at Algonquin lake. lh“ Research. . Mr .tvT Mra Dm-11 — D ®ijt zoning district*: dwcii v*,ujc,b v — Seven ■*, membera of* MiG Ute aasiy Barry miu and Ivula tours v* of many ui of tins the ai*>iia sight* |' rlculum o'clock Monday moinlng. Guests Residential District* 1. Residential ।County 4H Service Club were and historic monuments in Wash------------ ------- ------j Wilson has been in the discount. i.m nn . m , Richard Stager Irrtng; retail business since opening his ! .nT’*,founc11 l^d on,the ,able District* 2. Agricultural District*, among those attending tiie Na- ington. ag pt* • store at 8t. Sohn, tn April. 196B. ' chan«c to. • •*' Wilson is * native of Alpena U°n of nPW Pro«»»«l toning Districts and Industrial Districts in Washington. D. C.. Sunday delegates were the Washington Cb- : VanderWeele and Sterling Moore. and a 1963 graduate of Ohio We»- , co?c , , Under the ordinance, which Is •-hrot-h -29. u,,. wy-ii p- P through s-royH.0 Saturday, A!5 Aug.. h 14-20. _Ulrdnd Rutland. leyan University. I1 * rfpolr of not retroactive, a few of the regu­ -- ^e8t for « »». 'TViw—a were w—w 41 St delegate* from Smithsonian Tn.flli.l.. L (1 There Institute, the TIT-. Wax ' ‘ *V gl IIW * V I | Huntsman was the manager of Pubi c Library steps was lations are. briefly: Michigan—who traveled by char- Museum and the Lincoln and Jeflhe Hlbb* Shoe Store al 81. Johns D,rpctor 01 Publlc A dwelling shall not be set back tered bus—and nearly 200 4H’ers 1 leraon Memorials. before becoming associated with Servlc® Ken Laberteaux. They also climbed the WashingWilson. A request from the Gulf OU along a county road it shall be from five other state* staying In young speaker, uiged his listeners the National 4H Foundation Build- tOn Monument, took a bout trip q 1 Company for a zoning vartaThe Harting* Ftrat Church of — to — become (tersonally Involved u tn, !-•down —~ the rPotomac —•-------- ...River — to...Mt. ww/ ror a * Uon for bulk oU installs lion eral highway it shall be 100 feet mg near Washington. Christ Scientist, the Hastings . working to 11 te maximum capociVernon, toured Arlington CesneSide yards for dwellings and Publlc Library and other organ*lira, of their various abiUtlm, for eluded Joyce Huntington and tery, and cn the way down, toured zation* were Included In the will I the Republican cause in the Nothe battlefield at Gettysburg. ' The Council discussed at feet In width on each side. Linda Miller from 114 Battle i They learned ibout the various of the late Mrs. this McElwain.; vember election. He streaaod the length needed repairs to hangara New lake plat lots shall be 75 Mra. I^ia May Maher. 70. Bat­ operations of the FB I., the Stale who diid on May 14, 1966. al the fact that unless the Republican* feet wide. Side yard* not less than (deliver an all-out effort tn the tle Creek, demanded examination Department and the US. Depart­ age of 91. Barry County officer* WednM- IB* hands of the airport com- 15 feet wide on each side of a v. She dled at Concord House. No'‘«nber elecUon* it might weU wltfR >he appeared In Hasting* day ua? were investigating uirauguuig the me shootsnoot- mlttee 10 Eckert, Dan Furrow and Phil ment of Agriculture. to txxxunuc continue me the study study ana and dwelling. On Wedne^ay of that week they IX^t5“ .™^ "V ‘kcU~! Municipal Court Tuesday on a ing of Mra. Barbara Slagel. 30, ntako specific recommendation* House trailer* or mobile homes Gillespie form Hastings. iw C—irreM in session, and me'. In her will she left 35.000 to iLf. ’ y 01 8overncharge of negligent homicide. 'R1 Dowling I*'" ~u" —’-* *- J—--------- -- must have a zoning permit This course Included lectures on I _Hasting* church.$5,000 to “SJJL .taro, .nd • T".”'.'" I D^x“’ Baraum r. ' In agricultural districts an ap­ Kept. 17 by Judg* L. E. Bar- ported that Mra. Stage) and her ' The City has 32.600 budgeted proval farm should be acquired at the various phases of citizenship Third District representative (XX) to the Conrcxd Nurrtng J^mm° „ !i.iP^tT2 Kalamazoo. 5** WM on ' husband. Raymond, arrived al for rescaling the blacktop run­ the zoning office before erecting Home in Detroit. $1,000 to The “ J.!??? 1 10 •Z-. ‘3?"' , . the aheriffa office shortly after way. If that project could be de­ large signs on property. Tit* charge ta U» outgrowth midnight Tuesday and report­ layed, the money could be used Asher Hcut-e Student Foundation mlstic tn stating that the Ude !for Boy*. Michigan State Unied an accident In which Steven ed she t*d been shot tn the owner** advantage to check with could be turned If e«ry Republi­ R. Hudson. 6. was killed and hta lower left ahoulder by Terry work was done that should be the zoning administrator before veralty. East Lansing, $1,000 to can and Independent voter would ristcr. Deborah. 9. critically In- I VanWie. 22, their aon-ln-taw at 1done. Alderman Ivan Snyder erecting or changing any buildings. Ahser House Student Founds- weigh the Issum and then vote. Jured about 11:40 a m. Friday. | their trailer home on the Butler estimated the coot would be more rlon for Girls. M8U. $500 each to Hi* concluding remark waa. Aug. 5. The children, according Road. I Nancy Stroman and ChariM lan than $10,000. County. Anyone having any quesIo the report, were walking along Mr*, htagei wm taken to I ' Ironsld?, children of Lan Iron­ Road weer of the] Pennock Hoepltal for treat- '—.------- —. side. $500 to the Emily J. Mc­ ^U.Ck .it?’?? tl'ey werB I ment “d «**ea^dI nsqueet of secretary-treazurElwain Scholarship Fund, and I day, annual Freeport homecom­ The Hasting* Area Chamber of h L1? " car' . VanWie had left Ute area, and " Bud Wolfe for distribution to ing on Friday and Saturday with Commerce will hold an auction at Deborah* condition wm "about a rood block was established at ’^o musicians a variety program which should 1:30 pm. Saturday. Aug. 27. at the the *»une’'this Wednesday mom- • 12:24 am. through East Lansing 1 A petition for curb and gutter please many profile. City Bank parkbig lot to raise ing at Blodgett Hoepltal, where Stale Police. The road block was on the south side of WoodlandThe convention 1* expected to Skydivm, tractor pulling funds for the replacement of Church of Christ Scientist tn ahe. was transferred from Pen- ' terminated at 12:57 after Deputy Botr.on. Ma-vi. and the other half re-nominate LL Gov Milliken Deputy1. from Broadway eust to Michigan contest, wood chopping con- Christmas decorations for the busi­ of said balance to Th- Mother MSU Trus£. Pran^rrUnanTfnock Hospital. । Bamum Barnum and and Deputy Frank DutDut- [ was approved. ness district this coming December. cMarcl. foe The ChnsUan 8cl- Deckerville and Ws^T^.^ Ichor had apprehended VanWie Russell Hankins, tnaru ger. lias Hasting* Community Senior Citi­ eneb Benevolent Asnoclation Gov Norman O. Stockmeyer of 713 IN «RMED FORCES zens will mart Monday. Aug 29. haring salable Items they would Sanatorium, Chertnut HiU. Maas. Wayne Property owners in Hosting* had ’ Cbunty Jail. ’ at the Algonquin “Y” Camp for However, if bequest* for the: All the other pasta for which like to contribute to do so. if the usual 1 o'clock picnic dinner paid all but $20539 TO of their1 VanWie. Im* than an hour beHartings Church, the Concord Republicans wlU nominate candlthey notify the Chamber office. iu>d social time total tax bill of $28731024 before fore the shooting Incident oclast week's auditions for the Nursing Home. Asher House for dates are currently filled by Mr* Edna Newton will be the the three percent penalty went curred. was given a ticket at talent show and 17 were selected Boys and Girls exceed one-third Democt.-a'.*: Secretory of Stale, Hankins said the annual'replace ­ -teacher" at an old-time *peBdown. into effect Monday. Treasurer 11 15 pm. by Hasting* Police Ofment cart of the decorations Is of her eetnte. that then the be- ■ attorney general, two each for land there will be other entertainRuby Henney reported. Tkx pay- fleer Glenn Pleraon far speeding u- — ------------------on Saturday. • about 5500 Bulba burn out. wiring quests to the Concord Nursing •the supreme court- and- state I ment. menta prior t? the deadline totaled 85 in a’45-mlle zone on 8. lUnSelected from Hustings were wears out. ornaments nnd displays Home ami Asher House for boy* board of education and the Unlon active doty. In addition. $266,770.45. ; over. Brenda Smith with her song and break, and vandalism also takes and girl* would b? reduced pro­ verai:y of Michigan. One other reminded to furnish ’ own table acrobatic presentation, and Raeportionately. IU toll. service, beverage, and a dish to annr Miller with her acrobatic gorerning body of the Michigan win those who need tramporta. ... ... State University and Wayne Others to to compete for the 350 tian, or can furnish transport.it <Scheduled to attend a prenlease notify president Ray Wolfe. flrat prize. $25 second. 315 third and $10 fourth prize include conventlon dinner Tuesday to Wl 5-2864. Pat KU man, Wyoming, piano mex candidates running for solo; Cheryl DeWitt. Wyoming. epota on the State ticket were Atty Dimmers. Radant. Bravata. Lawton. Rus-Inn dance. Sue Ferris. Ritchie. Coleman, Teadt, Keen*, Grand Rapids, panto­ and Mrs Adrounle. The dinner mime; Lori Story, Charlotte, was at the Nordia at Battle Hawaiian a o r o b a t; Goddard "”»«■>» Set Hearing On Death Charge w oman Wounded For Sept. 17 In Shooting >•>»» Mrs. MeElwam Church, Library u Freeport Invites Auction Sale All to 2-Day Saturday for Homecoming Yule Decorations Senior Citizens Plan Spelldown For Monday Meet Pay $266,770 backward glances "bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files dance; Go-Go Olrta Ionia. Oo- InU inatnimental group: County replacing Gerald Davis. Comdr. Hugh Kelly. UHN, Prior to evening here. Kirkpatrick which wm on display during the Club agent in Midland County •olo: The Horizlons. Grand Rap- County. Dawn Marie Phillipa Lowell, ba- Alcken farm aouth of tlw village. The truck Is * high-preaeure unit with a volume pump com­ bined. The State Highway Depart­ ment announced Friday that a contract had been let for a bitu­ minous surface for 75 mile* of St. Rote School Sent. 8 lap; Shelley and Gary Oramer, Woods, baton twirling Delton School Budset Hearing A budget Rearing of the Deltan Kellogg School will be held on Monday evening. Aug. 29. at tntendent's office al 7:30 pm Anyooq ihtrewted tn hearing the See Spotted Fawn �List 47 Crimes In Hastings In 2 Weeks frightening experience and they were especially happy to return home after this particular holl- Sunday. Jeffrey and Ronnie apendini a few days with Lynn Devise*. FUNI EACH lcor KS? tasSo*______ _________ flahlng trip. Mrs. Warren Jlouah sad her daughter, Mrs. Charles Chappel. were luncheon guests on Tues­ ents of a boy. Keen Keith, born day at the heme of Mrs. Hex Au*. 5. He watched 1 pounds, 11 ounces. His grandparents are Mr. and little daughter, Laurel Lapo. arrived by plane from Sherman Oaks, Calif. on Tuesday for a f«w WEEK A BRAND NEW. GAME! HERE ARE YOUR 2nd WEEK'S THIS WEEK'S NUMBERS ARE w BLUE CARD driving and oUxr offenses. Otnan issued 42 moving no­ tation tickets. 67 non-moving CHECK WINNING NUMBERS AGAINST THE BLUE CARDS YOU PICKED UP AT THE STORE LAST WEEKI PLAY THESE NUMBERS IN ANY SEQUENCE ON YOUR BLUE CARD GAME NO. TWO Personal Mention BLUE CARD 16 18 20 22 NUMBERS TO PLAY weeks’ holiday. ' Lt David Paul arrived Friday for the weekend and to take hb family back home with him Monday morning to Mechanics­ burg, Pa. Mr*. Paul and three boys have been visiting the HAPPIER families CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 1rt WEEK'S WINNERS! JACKPOT WINNER $200 Cosh shop at 70 76 78 80 J8 90 96 98, Mrs. Dan M. Gary, US W. Center. HaMlngi Loretta Cuyier, Bl. Hastings Rut* Miller, 111 M. Wsahln«l4>a, Hastings $100 Coih WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN The Raymond Babcock family, who have been stationed in Italy for several ran. arrived In Haitlngi Friday to visit his parents. BY 9 P.M. SATURDAY, AUG. 27, 19M BE SURE TO PICK UP AN ORANGE CARD FOR NEXT WEEKS JACKPOT BINGO GAME DUTCH MAID OL' FASHION toUNT"* FWSH SMOKED PICNICS sue Cheese 1-LB. CTN. fiSCHKG-PRIDE OF MICHIGAN I WHOU OR HALF BONELESS HAM ' SLAB BACON sw- WITH COUPON BELOW. SWIFT'S KtMIUM KOTIN SLICED BEEF LIVER IRAN ASWESHIT Hawaiian Punch i 29 SHEDD'S PRUNE JUICE Pink Lady Liq. Detergent PORK CHOPS SPARE RIBS Skinless FRANKS LUNCH MEAT __ inir. • rauwiviw r.vi.H Boneless BEEF STEW MEAT 691 BEEF CUBED STEAK SPARTAN Lawns Are Making A Comeback CARROTS CUCUMBERS 1 Lb. Cello Package and lawns axe in preUy good FROZEN DINNERS SALAD DRESSING QUART JAR Thia year the rain has been more plentiful than average kraft Miracle whip PFT-RITZ FROZEN CREAM PIES RAISIN BREAD HONEY MAID=Xc\m A, do the little tilings necessary to preparing for a new paint FRUIT DRINKS job and we have everything you will need including lhe paint. Dome see us al EAffT vac&JC* HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO.... FOOD CENTER A PLEASURE ROYAL GELATINS LEMONADE cm | OUTAGE , I «wt SAMV-Bottsaea I 15' jBT 49“' ------- -a— ■ . . ..M q* MQt| fooo Qjpt, | OMNI 7MKJ SAIUJOAY. I GET DOUBLE Wl STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY �Old Timer Model Plane Meet Here Sunday Mrs. Bresee Of Nashville Dies Tuesday too un to ciAssin WANTED TO BUY—Car In good Call RO-5-8831 CASE FORAGE HARVESTER— Excallent condition, will trade at the Hasting* airfield from 9 am.1 to 4 pm. with contestants coming from a flve-itate area. Ohio, In- 1 dlana, Illinois. Wisconsin and Michigan. THE HASTINGS BANNER—8 appliances, such aa lamps, toaster*. ■ *ets of dlahea and cooking utensils. The Helping Hand la a nondenominational volunteer urganl. ration with an executive committee of five ladle*, also represent rd by workers In Delton. Dooling. Free- and Mra. IJoyd Rheynard, R1 Nashville. 1* among 148 etiutente- On Denn’i Lilt accept donation! of elothlng. ete.. point average the NaahviUe BapUM Church. berger. 5 miles west of Lansing, Saginaw Highway Phone 489TTS?. tn Records are kept on each family Mra. Bresee died Tueaday. Aug. receiving help. . at Lakeview General Has-me building at 802 E. Grand pital in Bailie Creek where she 8lrwl u u public each had been for four daya Friday from ' “ More AboutBackward Glances Dec. 28, 1805. the daughter of 4410 or 945.3*13 larger tn site than today's standof modem powered planes. A 1968 tween Jefferson and Michigan Avenue for development Into 1B38 engine win produce the same Contestant* Sunday will vie (or Delton. U.w„. Is » now • «- taking ■«>■»* his ■basic —... trophies in three division* I training at Lackland Air Force The meet I* sponsored by the i Texf4- P*"1* * Hasting* Exchange Club and the Kraduate of Delton High School GJIJMXB. Model Club of Grand, “nd * 1B“ ESJ,u*t* of,K*Uo,« Community Rapids. The public 1* Invited and r'" ’""’"""’ College. Battle Creek, entered the Air Force on Aug. 1. refreshments will be available. His mailing address Is: AB GO to HO automobiles. Bupt. D. A. VonBusklrk has The J. Franklin Huntleys Box 1501. Flight 1778, Lackland ty Normal school will be discon­ Joined the Trailer Caravan group APB. Texas 78238. tinued Instead of functioning one more year na originally planend and visited their son. Craig Huntley al Ferris in Big Rapids before returning home Sunday The Hubert Cooks and Leslie The many Barry county Cooks have returned to their Wall Lake cottage* after touring graduated from high school In northern Michigan for a week. The Nolan Gulches*. Ricky and Cindy, travelled across 'The Mighty Mac" and Into northern Edwin L. Reynold*. 63, died place Rear Admiral Snow who Michigan over the week-end so ttjey could see the bridge during retired July 31. the daytime and also at night. Grand Rapid*. Friday, Aug. 10. Claude Gardner and John Cxlnder entertained Din Peurach. and Belle Reynolds of Hastings Robert Huebner. James Spindler. In the office of County Agent tiie Jonkhoff Funeral Home in Caledonia on Monday al 2 p m. following afflcera elected for the Druggist* and Detail: Golf out­ with burial In Alaska Cemetery coming year: O. W. Taylor. Mr. Reynolds is survived by hla ing at the Battle Creek Country Quimby, president: Edward wife. Eva: one son. Rowland and Club on Tuesday, August 18. three grandchildren of Grand Gates. Cloverdale, vice petal dent: Rapid*: three sbftcrs, Mra. How- Past Resident, Edwin Reynolds, Dies Friday Stas Trumble, C.L.U. <Elsle> Benham. Mra Royal 1 Irene) Hayrs. and four broth­ marl digging machine owned by ers. Myron, Homer, and Rayaid of Kansas City, Kan. New York Life Phono Vermontville 259-7298 HONORED ON RETIREMENT—Mr* Helen Stebbins. 318 S. Part retire* aa ot thia Wednesday a* chief clerk of the Barry Count] Selective Service Board. Draft Board Chairman William Schll- downtown trading area. The old frame buildings will be torn down and the ground leveled and beds belonging to the members. Neil Keller Improving After Cycle Crash Thursday, Aug. 18. Nell Buffered a badly fractured been employed at White Product* at Middleville. - According to the police report, Nell was riding the motorcycle he had purchased the previous day Nell Keller. 24, 24. son of ol Mr. and when he collided wit!) a car driven by Lenay Ann Lewi*. 18, 420 8. Mra. Kendall Keller who reside' Michigan. on the former Walldorff farm at I The accident happened about Wall Lake, was Improving this seven years since a brother. Dole, week at Leila Hospital in Battle was killed in * tractor accident on the Garth Plorta farm. The accident happened nbout 1 pm. being Injured in an accident at a. , State and Michigan about 9:10 am. and and Dele died at 7:55 pm. k i ’ T°° ■ ’ have donated through the | with whom she lived: one grandllflp the unfortunate child, and a brother, Rusaell Skinner of Parma. | ' Helping Hand Reports Year of Assisting Others After completion of one year of County, the committee of the Help- From Aug. 13. 1965. to Aug. 12. 1968. 163 families were assisted with 8.008 articles of clothing. 984 Mexico the latter pan of thia ELKS DANCE For Members & Guests SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 sooo C Cot 9:30 to 1:30 —CASUAL DRESS— BUD WOLFE and ORCHESTRA ii’inwui * GREAT NEWS FOR MOMS! Elmer Parcel]. 128 W. Walnut, Martin B. Calvin of Detroit, was injured Monday afternoon when he was hit by a car while walking across ■ a street In a Hotel for gl 1398.18 through fore­ Chicago suburb. Ho was taken closure proceedings In circuit to a hospital al Park Ridge, III.. court I* making a number of Improvements in the hotel. In­ soon. Mrs Parcel! and Atty. Paul cluding the Installation of hot Siegel went to sco him Monday room. evening. Atty. Siegel returned home Tuesday night and hla wife Charles Lum. the Innocent and Mra Parrel! remained with looking Chinaman who opened a him. laundry buslnen here, disap­ peared without prior notice after a very brief residence, leaving many local resident* with pack­ ages held behind * locked door. The amlstanoe of Sheriff Mannl to the right pcopta. Mrs. Auxvllle Jackson of Rich. her mother. Mrs Leaaon Sharpe, so they could have a few days together vacationing In Canada fumlture along with stoves, re­ frigerators. beds and many small HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY more civil engineering major. 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It was the best cooperation ever. Both the local Citizens and fly-in visitors will long remember the gifts they won We attached cards for return in hopes they will thank you also. Ptrional Mention such activities but they are a highly vocal minority and many of them obviously highly trained and skilled In the art of trouble making and the creating of public disturbances. This leads one to wonder, where did they get their training and what are their objec­ tives other than that of attempting to undermine public support of a congressional committee and throw the actions of capital police In unfavorable light. DAWN PATROL PRIZES Llberttee Union lawyen with which to contend. 80. Um endI peaching Earl Witw.' The idea result might have been much the' is worse than silly. Inane, tn fact I suppose such signs era perfectly legal and probably do no harm 1 except to those who have pennlt1 ted themselves to become a part of court quickly overruled U. & Dis­ trict Judge Howard F. Corcoran's Injunction to bar the hearing while the committee's constitu­ tionality was being studied. Buch an injunction, if it had been al- judicial authority. But here, too, the problem Is more easily stated a serious Intrusion of legUlallve than solved. Some sort of "guideauthority by the Judicial brahch of government. It mult be kept in Waitings Sheltie Mist... and friends The endlessly right, endlessly best cardigan ol lhe . campus — Garland's Sheltie Mist. Friends are; A-Line skirt and Bermuda collar shirt. Garland loo, • of course. In new fashion colors and heathers Sweat.. $9.00 Sturt $11.00 a practical way out or a method tempting to try witnesses to obtain of bringing North Vietnam and convictions but rather to get in­ The Robert VanderWerf family I the Vleicong to the conference formation-as a part of some pro­ arrived late Wednesday evening to visit her parents, the Dr. table. Under such circumstances, posed congressional legislation. Raymond Pinnies, for the re­ with their son and daughter. the only answer seems to be Scott and Carol, of Royal Oak returned Thursday after vaca­ tioning a few days at the Floyd Craig cabin on Algonquin Lake. Mira Helen Cusack of Belding visited her sister and husband, the Chet Hodgea, over the week- Births at Pennock | opposition to the undeclared war i-teven though this volume of pro'test undoubtedly senes to stiffen the resolve of the government of favorite public personage. On North Viet Nam to disavow ncgo- our 1 nation dn the theory that internal Jthe contrary. In our opinion, his discord will soon force a precipitate 1appointment to the high bench was one of the major blunders of the daily declared, this sort of criti­ cism is perfectly legal, even though one can question Its timing. How­ ever. lhe place for such protest |ls right here, within the borders ■of the United States and should Fcldpauschea over tiie weekend Saturday evening wedding an­ niversaries for Uie Cavanaughs and the Dick Feldpausches were celebrated when the Roman F's hosted a dinner party. Other honored guests were Lt- and Mrs. David Paul of Mechanicsburg. । theiesa, we hate to see appearing In Barry County some ot' the "Impeach Earl Warren" posters which have already disgraced o Liter sections of the nation. Impeach of money'and materials to North Viet Nam, our unofficial enemy. Such aid. in our opinion. Is for part (although we are in perfect aU pracllcal purposes a stab In lhe accord with some of them), but he tuck of Die American troops who had a perfect right to vote aa he are fighting and dying in the Jungles and rice paddles ot Viet WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH decisions. Thus, you couldn't logi­ cally "Impeach Warren." without impeaching the entire court. 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Buy Ono Doson and Get "13.” OW Faililon Pan Cinnamon Rolli for 35c OMe Knofo ---------------------------------------------------- « fo, 42c Caffo® Cakei Family n’xo—63c; Smail 35c butternut tilled. Wednesday DALE S BAKE SHOP Argubrtght Business College, and Is employed al the Hastings Mfg. Co. Her fiance is a 1M2 graduate of Delton High School, served three years In the Army and is employed at Eaton's in Battle Mrs. Gladys Kellogg, M. wife Creek. A Spring wedding Is be­ ot Frank Kellogg. Nashville died ing planned. Saturday. Aug. 20, In Pennock Of Nashville Dies Saturday Miss Sally Kimmel flew to New York Thursday to attend the wedding of Miss JU1 Losec al New Rochelle. N.Y.. on Saturday. Miss Losec did her practice teaching in Hastings the post year. Miss Kimmel flew home Bunday. Downs, who now reside at their year around cottage at a lake near Stanton, has been their son Dick Downs, of New York City. Dick is with the N. Y- City Pub­ lic School System in the Adult Education division. Mwtithictittfir tlent tiwrc nine days. The former Gladys Willoughby MR. AND MRS. JOHN R BOLTON . . . Miss Cheryl Ann Leals Is Married. Nazarene Church Is Setting tor Lovely Nuptials mo Township, a daughter of Wil­ Miss Cheryl Ann Lewis, daughliam and Nancy (Rumsey) Wil­ loughby. She was marrk-d to Mr. 104 W. High Street, and A2/C John Kellogg In Nashville in 1®21. R. Bolton, son of CM, Sgt. and Mra. । John W. Bolton of RlchardsGebaur AFB. Mo., were united In Nashville; u daughter. Mrs. Elea­ marriage Saturday. Aug. 13. at 2 nor Jenner. Nashville; a brother. pm. The double ring ceremony James Willoughby of Lansing; three sisters, Mrs. Jessie Short vey In the Church of the Naxarene. Carol Martz, organist, played “I Love You Truly." "Because" and rence Ward of Hastings; a holf- -lhe Wedding March." At the Otto Colvins on Sun­ and Psychoacoustics. day to celebrate the August A lovely and perennial summer birthdays of three of their family. Oun Lake cottage on Hastings Point has been Harriett Lake of Ttircc Rivera. Thursday she was the honoree when Mrs. G. en­ Don Fountain and family. The tertained the Plus and Minus Club members for lunch at Point William Chrysler daughters of the Williams Chry- Janine Ostroth Dryer with Peg Preston Nelson of Holland, attended the Markham, Ill., wedding of another roommate. Gall Pataky of Alger, and David Davis. In Standish on Saturday. They were Joined by Linda Sharrard of Birmingham and ; family dinner elven Sue Monk of Berkeley, also roommates, and on Sunday re­ turned to the Detroit area with 1The following Friday she waa the girls where they were over­ ,given a birthday dinner by Mra. night guests of another college Freddie Geiger. She received friend. Nora Kendall. .many lovely birthday giflA i Ouesu for a few days last , week at the Gerald Beckwith Mr. and Mra. Cleo Haywood I |10tnc were their niece. 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Shirts at NEW FALL SLACKS STAY PRESSED COTTONS, CORDUROYS & HOPSACKS Under The accompanied Superette and up ■ and father, the bride chose a floorgert of Jackson; five grandchil- length gown of white satin and lace featuring long sleeves, com­ Ing to points at the wrist and a ■coop neckline. The A-line skirt was enhanced with lace appliques. A lace panel edged In aatln held in place with bows at the shoulder, formed a chapel train. Her veil ot silk tulle was attached to a crown of pearls, sequins and cryslais. She carried red 1---------- 1 IukI dinner at SchensuLs in Texas, Mra. Horn’s parents, who Grand Rapids Saturday to hon- wcn? former residents, Sgt. and Mra. Mae Secor and grandson. Inched to a white Bible. or the Haywood’s 30th wedding Mr5 Kenneth Rider, are now Bobby, of Battle Creek called on i living in Greece. sister's only attendant. A2,C Leon- ; ... Mrs Frank Bloom Tuesday. The Aben Johnson, Jr. family ard T. Kolman. Lockbourne AFB.; .>1M1 0, mtrr of Bloomfield HUla, who have Columbus. Ohio, served us best I talned Mr. and Mra. B«m Cramer. been at his parental cottage at „’ . . ! Rena Hcnington, Jay Cramer and Gun Lake on Hastings Point this month, will return home I. Sh.Ki hrT’ ^h^-' WU,Um M1U<T Ot NM1,vUle when school starts after Labor from Hie P Haplds for dinner on Wednesday Day. For her daughters wedding Mra.. lhe Uwis choise a green print Jersey (Atnha> Recovery Meetings drew with a matching hat and veil 1 Cnunrr <Aipna>; . The Recovery meetings In -“J1,, » *" “ Th. a«k.«-BuM ru>U17 re- Hui-angs which are group thcracoruige. union was held at the Emmett A reception was nekl In the 13^1., on Sunday. The 60 at- for tiie emotionally ill or nerchurch basement following the' irnrilng were from Battle Creek, ceremony. Mra. Raymond Sinclair. Export, Nashville. Augusta and Unued until after Labor Day. sister of the bride, was at the jtiu.,r ing:i gueat book and assisting about the • ... later. rooms were Mra. Ward Weiler. I _. |K_ Mra Merle Hendershot. Mbs Linda ■ „^°'e 'Staup. -Miss Ruth Rowley and! ?onHu' , PeI<1Pa'ulcllfs *““****_» j family dinner party at tne iuu>Mbs Patty Janose. I The young couple left for their,, | tings Hotel Sunday. Ttic Tom ! home in Lithopolis, Ohio, on Sun­ ' Cavanaugh family of Plymouth. day afternoon. ; Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bolton. Sr., grand- o1m> the Tom Fcldpausch family of Albion. The latter family are McCormick, great aunt and uncle, vacationing this week at Gun from Ontario, Canada. FROSTED b DECORATED Mra. Marshall Cook is In Former Hastings residents. Mrs. Larry Desmond and her charge of the ladles’ luncheon daughter Laurie are here from and bridge Cat the Hastings California, where they now live, Country Club Tuesday after­ to visit another daughter and noon. Mra. David Kruko arrangher husband, the John McKays (Karon Desmond) at their Al­ .listing were Mbs Jocelyn Iron­ gonquin Lake home. Tuesday side. Mrs. Thomas Stebbins. Mfs. evening Lauric was tiie honoree Robert Cook, and Mrs. Willard when a group of her friends had AM. r.M. a movie party and then all day’s play went to Mrs. Roy gathered at Sally Colters home Hubbard, Mra. Earl Coleman and Kf.A Mr. Uar. for plxza and visiting. dren. Services were held Tuesday at 2 pm. from the Vogt Funeral Horne. Nashville with tlm Rev. Max Gladding of tiie Noshvlllo Methodist Methodist Church of­ ficiating. Burial was made in Lakeside Cemetery, Nashville. BACK TO H00 Society newS Detroit over the weekend. The Cedric Moreys return the latter part of thb week after visiting their daughter and bus- : band. Dr. and Mrs. Denni-s Klatt | in Cambridge. Mass, and also touring through the New Eng- i land States. Dr. Klatt is with MJ.T. and Mary Is employed by [ Bolt. 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As everyone UUMZ It may turn had‘ such a good time 9 them into an annual affair. iw'il love, our ED GOODS 42c ed fresh dally Y fir SATURDAY . Buy Ong Dowgn and Get “13." namon Rott?__________ 8 for 35c •------------------------------------ 6 for 42c . Family size—63c; Smoll 35c *wn sugar nut, apple, almond and Wodnmdoy BAKE SHOP K«r»«im a«ia. uuuiii n DaUte DaUekt BoSU.y, lluUt(> 11 NaahvlUa area. DavM A. TkornWn. Bl. Dowling vIvors. Wednesday from Lhe. Vogt FuPLAN NUPTIALS-Mr. and Mrs Horace VanNocktr, R3 Bellevue. wish to announce toe engagement i made to LAkeview Cemetery. _______ tvelyn. ___ .__ . to.. Ro­ NudivlIUk Nashville. of their deugntcr. land J Soya, son ol Mr and Mra. Rudy Soya. R3 Delton. Mias VanNocker Is a 1864 graduate of Hastings High School, attended Argubright Business College, and Is employed at the Hastings Mfg. Co. Her fiance is a 1903 graduate of Delton High School, served three years in the Army and Is employed at Eaton’s In Battle Mra. Gladys Kellogg, 64. wtf* Creek A Spring wedding is be­ of Frank Kcilogg. Nashville dtat ing planned. Gladys Kellogg Of Nashville Dies Saturday Miss Bally Kimmel flew to New York Thursday to attend the wedding of Miss Jill Loaee at New Rochelle, N.Y, on Saturday. Mias Loaee did her practice teaching In Hastings the past year Miss Kimmel flew home Bunday. Downs, who now reside at their year around cottage at a lake near Stanton, hw been their son Dfck Downs, of New York City. Dick Is with Uie N. Y. City Pub­ lic School System In the Adult Education division. Personal Mention MR AND MRS JOHN R BOLTON . . -Miss Cheryl Ann Levis Is Married. Nazarene Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Society newS tlent there nine daya. The farmer Gladys Willoughby was bom Nov. 30. 1901, in Kalarno Township, a daughter of Wil­ Miss Cheryl Ann Lewis, daughliam and Nancy < Rumsey) Wllk... CK— —- ■ - 104 W. High Street, and A3 C John Kellogg In Nashville In 1931. R Bolton, son of CM Bgt. and Mra. John W. Bolton of RkhardsGebaur AFB. Mo., were united In Nashville; a daughter, Mra. Elea­ marriage* Saturday. Aug. 13. at 3 nor Jenner. Naahvtllc; a brother, pm. The' double ring ceremony Jamea Willoughby of Lansing; vey In the Church of the Nazarene. Carol Martz, organist, played “I Love You Truly." "Because" and rence Ward of Hastings; a half- •The Wedding March." father, the bride chose a floor­ gert ot Jackson; fire grandchU- length gown of white satin and lace featuring long sleeves, combig to pointe at the wrist and a scoop neckline. The A-line skirt was enhanced with lace appliques. A lace panel edged In satin held in place with bows at the shoulder, formed a chapel train. Her veil of silk tulle was attached to a crown of pearls, sequins and crya- faictiinfor dren. Services were held Tuesday at 2 pm. from the Vogt Funeral Home. Nashville with the Rev. Max Gladding ot the Nashville Methodist Methodist Church of­ ficiating. Burial was made In Lakeside Cemetery. Nashville. Mrs Mae Secor and grandson. tached to a white Bible. Bobby, of Battle Creek called on sister's only attendant. A2C LeonMrs Frank Bloom Tuesday. FRESH DONUTS Superette iu've got to go bock . . ood! We hove clothes o give you the.look ! (or dates, play, on s here for all the >hion ... all at low ces you'll dig! 205 N. Michigan Watch While We Make 'Em ' VanHeusen I 417 Collection . . . All the new ringboaei, Small Checks, Deep Tones, Etc. Donuts 69c dox. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY B.V.D. Shirts at Open Daily IEW FALL SLACKS AY PRESSED COTTONS. JRDUROYS & HOPSACKS At the Otto Colvtna on Sun­ day to celebrate Che August birthdays of three of Uwlr grandchlldmi were Mr. and Mra. William Chrysler and family. The Homer Smiths were guests of Uie Dorrence Tretherics in Detroit over the weekend. The Cedric Moreys return the latter part of this week after visiting their daughter and hus­ band. Dr and Mrs Dennis Klatt In Cambridge. Mass, and also touring through the New- Eng­ land States Dr. Klatt is with MJ.T. and Mary is employed by Bolt. Beranek and Newman as a research associate in Speech and PsycboocousUcs. A lovely and perennial summer guest at the Rlcliard Groos Sr. Gun Lake cottage on Hastings Point has been Harriett Lake of Three Rivers. Thursday she was the honoree when Mrs. G. en­ tertained lhe Plus and Minus Club member? for lunch at Point and family, and Mr. and Mra. Don Fountain and family. The birthdays honored were those of Jean Sue, who was three, and Kathy Anne. who was one, the Janine Ostroth accompanied daughters of the Williams Chry­ sler?. and Brenda. 3. daughter of the Walter Chryslers. The Rua- Nelson of Holland, attended the sell Colvins of Markham. I1L, wedding of another roommate. ’ Gail Patoky of Alger, and David Davis, in Standish on Saturday. They were joined by Linda Sharrard of Birmingham and honor at a family dinner Elven Sue Monk of Berkeley, also k... >>Jim — • - ■- * .mzf W.— roommates, and on Sunday re­ Howard Dcmond on Thursday. turned to the Detroit area with The following Friday she was the girls where they were over­ given a birthday dinner by Mra. night guests of another college Freddie Geiger. She received friend. Nora Kendall. many lovely birthday gifts. '■ Guests for a few days last I week at the Gerald Beckwith Mr and Mrs Cleo Haywood 1 honlc werf lhf|r nlPCf. Mr ind and Mr. and Mra. Oeonro Oaks1 Mrg. Karl Hom of San Angelo, had dinner nt Schensute In Texas. Mra. Hom's parent*, who Grand Rapids Saturday to hon- were fonner r^uiento. Sgt- and or the Haywood's 3(Xh wedding Mre Kenneth Rider, are now anniversary. I living in Greece. The Aben Johnson, Jr. family of Bloomfield Hills, who. have been at his parental cottage at Gun Lake on Hastings Point William Miller of Nashville and this month, will return home Mrs. James McElheny of Grand when school starts after Labor Rapids for dinner on Wednesday Day. to honor the birthday of Mra. Recovery Meetings Cramer (Alpha). Columbus, Ohio, served as best Inan. Raymond Sinclair, brother-tolaw of toe bride, and her brother, Patrick Lewis, were the ushers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Ixwis chose a green print jersey dress with a matching hut and veil I «u> . r.U« ud MUC mum ,„Jly , ; union waa held at the Emmett A reception was field In the Blirda on Sunday. The 60 atchurch basement following toe tending were from Battle Creek, ceremony. Mrs. Raymond Sinclair. EreejXFrt. Nashville, Augusto and steter of the bride, was at the Hastings. guest book and aa*L-.tlng about the ■ , . . rooms were Mrs Ward Weller,. _ „„ . .. Mra. Merle Hendershot, Mtea lev Linda and i Pcldpouaches Ikosted a Staup, Miss Ruth Rowie,___ ’’ “ Miss Patty Janosc. - family dinner party at the Hasij. "tings Hotel Sunday. The Tom The young couple left for their Cavanaugh family of Plymouth. home in Lithopolis, Ohio, on Sun­ day afternoon. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mra. N. J. Bolton. Sr. grand- also the Torn Feldpouech family of Albion. The latter family are McCormick, great aunt and uncle, vacationing this week at Gun from Ontario. Canada. Hastings which are group thcra- for the emotionally 111 or ner­ vous patients are being discon­ tinued until after Labor Day Mr. and Mrs Richard Beduhn have been vacationing at Luther Under The Dryer with Peg Preston Thls simple exercise la the ing Inches off your hips. Sit on Uie fluor, arms out­ stretched. with legs straight in front of you. Stretch flrat your right, then left heel as far ahead as you can. edging your hip forward at the same time. You literally the length of the room and Time Saving Color Machine .. . Lovely Results ’ Peg** Beauty Bar Styling b Wig Sarrica FROSTED & DECORATED OLLECTIONS 'P IS SWEATERS for every purpose $000 J >2000 Shirks Sweaters IAVE THEM ALL le Necks. V-Necks. . V-Necks with Turtle ’lenty of plain colors ondy stripes. $j|00 OUTFITS £ adv to Play ■ Tima Comet! Hastings residents. Our Broasted Chicken $^00 . . . I V-Necks ond Crew Necks, Pullovers, Cordigons in light­ weights and shaggy knits— Colors of every tone ond hue. Former daughter Laurie are here from California, where they now live, to visit another daughter and her husband, the John McKays <Karon Desmond > at their Al­ gonquin Lake home. Tuesday evening Lauric was the honoree when a group of her friends had a movie party and then all gathered at Sally Cotters home for pizza and visiting. I Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 on Wall Lake Open 7 Dayi Phone 623-5311 | chorge of the latocs- luncheon and bridge at the Hastings Country Club Tuesday after­ noon. Mrs. David Kruko arrang- Mr. and Mra. William Moore, who Winter in Florida and en­ joy their cottage in northern j Michigan during the Summer, have been visiting her daughter, the Alan Kennedy family, with I their three girls, on Center Road I The Bob Knight family of I Waterloo. Iowa, were guests of the Richard Feldpausch family at their Gun Lake cottage a | week ago The fellows were room­ mates when students at Notre Dame. IS & BOYS' WEAR WORLD FAMOUS BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS THUtS. AUG. 25. THtU SAT. SEPT. 1Q, ULTRASON STYLES INCLUDED • Chrystal Case Dance Studio announces •1.33 Fall ENROLLMENT Wednesday, Aug. 31, 10 a.m.-6 p.m Ballet Class and Private Instruction Tap Jazz Acrobatic' Character •tea Toe Ballroom Classes for Adults, Teenagers, and Jr. High A Special Jazz-Ballet Class for Teenagers Registration will be taken at 210 E. Grand Street iVELAND’S bi.kksiiirlJk stet Ing were Mtea Jocelyn Iron­ side.. Mra Stebbins,___Mp __ Thomas _______________ Robert Cook, and Mra. Willard Lawrence. Bridge awards for the days play went to Mra. Roy Hubbard. Mra. Earl Coleman and MA. Fred Porteous. Mrs. Har­ Phone Wl 5-5100 or Wl 5-4431 Study from a Reliable ond Progressive Tea< Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here? Parmaleejr 124 East State Street P^BMALItV �I 'Jane Ann Phillips Is Honoree at Lovely Showers These Are Hoppy Days for Donna As Nuptials Near Relatives from Woodland Attend Grand Haven Rites Miss Jane Ann Phillip*, daugh. ’ . ___ a t>Ml. date for her wedding to Charite ("Bairy") McGuire Sept 10th. pleasure by Mra Robert Tolles *»*war E Mrs Enwt’ Bcott. 1045 Pennoy­ ’ er St. Grand Haven. The bride is a granddaughter Woodland. IONTERE1 aunta. Virginia Myer* ot Ha*- Pepelertty" 138 W. Shite Phone 945-4284 Open AH Day Thursday laundry an Mgerially pretty umbrella for They attended, the David Hcrsbtergtr. ---------- -------bow—di itdo«sfor your(*voc» Tv""*' cvw lift atrt tM mit ■ FPIITFR JMIISIf ■ PhilUps at Grand Rapid*. gave > showtr Ml Aug. wadding, gold and white, w«r» | ENGAGED—Mr and Mrs Mel­ ; vln VanderSchuur. R1 Wayland, announce the engagement of their daughter. Sharon Lorraine. . to Harry Earl Doolittle, son of Mr and Mrs. Ear! H Doolittle. 309. E Plum. Wayland Sharon was graduated from Thomapple Kellogg High School nt Middle-1 ville tn 19<Q and 1* employed • with the Electro-Chemical Fin­ , Ishing Company in Middleville Her fiance t» a 1960 graduate of Wayland High School and will graduate from WMU in Decernber with a 08 degree in >ndus•rial supervision He Is employed at the Ford Motor Company in Dearbom as a co-op student In product engineering No date ha* been set for the wedding. read lhe ceremony Friday, Aug. 19, at 7 pm. The altar was deco« n d । yellow gladioli and large candelabra. White pice style, with an Alencon lace the elbow-length alcevte The •• ••— — —*■——— U* with a large bow. and long flowing pond*, trimmed with matching lace, compemerited with a detachable funnel train. Her tiered veil of illusion was secured by a satin rose and she carried a cascade bouquet of daisies, stephanotl* and ivy. Honor Mrs. Claypool i At Baby. Shower , bridesmaids , ENGAGED—The engagement of Nashville gave a shower at the Miss Melinda Lu Hawthorne, daughter of Mrs. Angle Haw- and relatlveo were guests. She received many krreiy gift* the Ute Leslie Hawthorne, to William P. Bloat, son of Mr. and Mrs Victor Sloat of Ovid, ha* by Rite AJUrft centered the table been announced. A June 1M7 wedding is being planned. Both have been attending Alma Col­ of friends and relatives who had lege. Hastings Mfg Company office a delightful evening visiting and Joining tn lhe games. during their noon hour. home Prospective School Girls: MR. AND MRS. LARRY GIDLEY . . . Mias Sandra Wellman JBecomes A Bride. Rev. Houseman Unites Couple al Baptist Church ful time sharing Donna's "spo­ and Mrs. Chrystal Case Hammond at­ tended the Mth annual convention of the Chicago National Assn, of Dance Masters at the Sherman House tn Chicago. Aug. 15-X. Robert Jeffery of the American Ballet Center wa* 111 and unable to be on the faculty. Tao wellknown ballerinas, Melissa Hayden and Violette Verdy. of Uie New York City Ballet, filled In. A total of 40 hours of classes was held In I all fields of dancing during the week. "Hello Dolly" was also altended on a free evening. Eve Arden, replacing Carol Channing.’ was in lhe leading role. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton New Location Better Dancing FaciliHea) Wilson Sisters Dance Studio Fall Enrollment-Sept. 1-10 a.m.-6 p.m. 1903 Bedford Road South on M-37 (Formerly Hastings Theatre ond Roller Rink) Classes Start Sept. 8 Ballet Toe Tap Dancing • • • • • Gymnastics Baton Twirling Modern Jazz Ballroom—Adult and Junior High . Slim and Trim Ladies Exercise Classes Mothers Tap Dancing and Kick Line z Special Baby Classes®!Pre-school children 3-5> Royal Academy Graded Ballet ' WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY MAJTtNcs - n— 945-3967 SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY PsJUteOWT MCTWE3 BPROUOTO irnOUKE THE EWH Of HE dance to hla delightful Western music and calling. George ha* baen calling for the Hastings club WKbfMB missed by everyone. The Petersons were presented with a gift of lug­ gage by the club members. FRQOUCTKJN the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs James Alderson on E. William* Street. The party was somewhat Of'a double farewell. First aa tA will be moving to Detroit around The Ringo Swinges will begin a kitchen shower for Barbara The bride's mother wore a on Aug. 1 and the next night a1 light blue taffeta brocade drees miscellaneous shower was hosted with white acceaaortra. The of Holland will begin hl* new duties as caller for the club. personal shower on Aug. 10 was crepe dress with white acces­ Western style' square dance les* f given by Mra. James Klouw and sories Both mothers wore pink the Mtsnes Marcia Bowen and A reception Immediately fol­ ginning Sept. 7, at Northeastern Janice Robbins, and Mrs. Ixetla Witbr/all entertained employ eta lowed at the church with Mrs. School. of Reichardt* at a supper at her Louis Purigraskl cutting Uie The John Ingram* were in Al­ home on Aug. 11. with a shower following McKee and Mis* Linda McClel- legan Sunday to visit her sister. Mr. and Mrs'. Wayne Goodwin. Helping witii Die gift* were Mibb Esther Dunn spent a few day* Pat Holden and Phil Huff. Chrystal Case Attends Convention Photography them guests from various cities in southwestern Michigan, came to bld George and hl* lovely wife. Toot*, farewell. Clarence Dyers and the David Dave Hershbergers. Square dancers from Michigan I Barbara 1* a graduate of MIm Marla Wellman, slater of {Spring Lake High School and the bride, was maid of honor and I attended Muskegon poenmuntty College She Is employed al Carpenter of .Middleville and Relchardt* Gift Store. William Mrs. Thomas Burghdoft of Haswas graduated from Grand. Ha- Ungs. Their dreawn were of pink | ven High Scixxxl and attended satin with laoe covered bodices, Ferris State Ctoilcge. He teaches empire waists and A-line skirt*. | biology at Mona Shores High They wore matching veils and School. I__ ___ _____ _______ _________ carried bouquet* ot_ pink camaPOST SCRIPT—Miss Barbara lions and white mums. । Jo Oberman was complemented j AirmA 2/C Louis Purigraskl ' InJmany pre-nuptial fetes A served as best man and ushers miscellaneous ahowtr was hosted were Wayne Gidley, of Blrmtng- Qur famous "double-action" sleeves. Great for bowlers, golfers, archers, too! All cotton broadcloth. White, pastels, rich hues. 28 to 40. WHITE'S George Peterson of Ionia railed on Saturday evening honoring the bride. There were X guest*, mostly family with * few dose his last regular square dance for friends. the Ringo Swlngo Dance Club on Assisting Marqulta with the gift Saturday. Aug: 13. at Northeastern Officiating at the double ring gown of laoe aver taffeta with . a fitted bodice and bell-*h*ped skirt with attached train. She i After a wedding trip to Now juried * bouquet of white car1 Orleans, the couplo will be at tAuona nj-.d pink sweetheart 3.00 Merlin and Everett Dial, who accompanied their uncle and aunt, the Ken Robbe*. from California when they returned Mra. Eugene Barlow and Mrs. from their vacation trip, left for Paul Barlow entertained with a their home on Wednesday of last lovely -----miscellaneous shower for the ------------- — -- -- --- - i wreB week.. The nuuua Rubbe* wux took uiciu them w to Pleasure of Marquita Goodnw at tunjpft. wtert they met the Sportsman * Club an Friday Mrv Robbe'. twin sister. Mra. evening. Aug 19.---------------------------| d#v1c; ciimer of Export. Pa, who An attractive arrangement of, vu driving through to visit at white snapdragons, and mums with a candle-lamp centered the refreshment table. A game was especially enter- Dr. Jeannette Van Allsbunt and Dr. Ellen VanABsburg of Grand quits’* marriage to Raymond BarRapids and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wagner of Kalamasoo. The Mr. and Mrs Ray Clemens, and Mra. Ndl Wellman of R3 decorated in red and white, using ators and architect, respectively, Claude and family and Mearl at­ garden flowers as the centerpiece. for lhe McDonalds new home on tended the Clemens reunion al Weal Branch Sunday. A beautifully decorated cake was David Drive. ncth Krsley M1S3.-S Carole DeGraff. Celia Grable. Kathy Rcglln, Paula Blsacky and Karen Campbell. evening. Ringo Swingos Hold Farewell Dance for Caller Houseman. Traditional wedding ^hip’r^hord bend! reach! ' stretch! 1 this shirt is cut for action! - Wednesday tractive decorating and the guest*. many ot whom had not had the opportunity of getting were Miss Marcia j A baby shower wav held on Bowen and Mas Janice Robbins I Tuesday. Aug. 18. for Mrs. Judson The attendants wore empire Claypool of THlotaon Lake at the Myted. yellow linen gowns with home of Mrs George McNutt with ' yellow daisies attached to the ,21 attending Mrs Claypool is the white organza, elbow - length former Patricia Bennett of Nash-1 sleeves. Their head-pieces of o .. ville. The shower'wa* given by her yellow Illusion were held In place j Au£, A31” ** 8 J’1’]'. and : mother. Mrs D-nora Beach of with a bow. They carried co- Sandra fxuulra Wellman * n d Airman NadivlUe., and Mrs Norma Me-' lonlal-type bouquets of dalsy- ' 2/C Larry Gidley were united tn marriage in the First Baptist 1 Nutt, sister of Mrs. Claypool. I pompons and ivy. I Peter Floto i | Following | ccptlon was i*Ute Yacht Club with Mr. and , Mra Edward Suchecki as ma*-1 on Miscellaneous Shower Honors Marquita Good'ner After their honeymoon al Gun Lake the couple will reside al 1 Kendra Johncock from Gun lake arc visiting their grandmother. Carl Avenue in Battle Creek. Personal Mention and spent Tuesday afternoon with their aunt, Mra Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Cook and family and her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rogers, spent the weekend of Aug. 13th in Traverse City and Moores­ town. where the Rogers formerly lived. Visiting the Ellsworth Scotts Suryjay were his brother and wife, the George Scotts, of Jack­ son Duane Scott and children of Grand Rapids were afternoon visitors Grace Watson went by plane to Cleveland, Ohio Sunday where she is attending a Work Shop thia week In connection with a new program being Introduced In the Niles Schools where she is a teacher. Mr and Mrs Frank Rider re­ turned Thursday from a 10 day trip which included n visit to Ray Clemens visited in Lansing and Grand Ledge Wednesday Anne Clemens of Hastings Is spending a few days with her Grandparent* at Woodland Mrs. Lots Wickham was in Grand Rapids SMurdsy after­ noon to attend t* wedding of Mlss Donna Rae Bush to Joseph Krueger of Han Diego. Calif. Ths new Mra. Krueger i« the grand­ daughter of Mrs. Fem Harrison of Grand Rapid*. Strand rf Hastings ASSURED PREFERS historic ship "Niagara" which mstonc snip Niagara wnicn Hoc been I'M-f.n restored, ■' has a vfall visit to Titusville. Pa . to see the location i nt the first oil nil well drilled In tn I of tiie world. Going on to Pitts­ burgh where they visited rela­ tives. and attended a concert by Robert Goulet, Carol lawrence and Norm Crosby In the Civic and Dolls" at the same place An all-day trip out of Pittsburgh ' included * stop over in Old Economy, Pa . a restored town. I ■and then to Oglesbay Park near Wheeling, W Va. They also visited relatives in Youngstown and Lorain. Ohio. Regu,0'^2T UNRUFFLED FASHION APPROACH! We're tongue-In-chic taking an unruffled approach to fashion strictly for the assured set who knows what's knack-yf a. In uppers of Brass suede. b. In uppers of Burnt Hn« or Brau Wax Laathar, »»•»» AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN. Wayne's m** 134 W. State Street CoNNiE USE YOUR H.C.8. OR SICURITY CRIOIT CARDS. �I These Are Hoppy Days for Donna As Nuptials Near Relatives from I Woodland Attend Grand Haven Rifes Snyder of Caledonia visited Has­ ting* friends Tuesday and were upper guests ot the Guy Few- 'Jane Ann Phillips Is Honoree at Lovely Showers Miss Jane Ann Phillips, daugh- Ups, whose marriage to Duane The Grand Haven Presbyterian Church tn Grand Haven was the Laoeoe of lhe wedding of Miss Miartwra Jo Oberman. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Victor Oberman, (•'Barry") McGuire Sept. lOcb, •Phillips of Grand Rapids, gave a miscellaneous shower on Aug. wedding, gold and white, were The bride is a granddaughter ot the D Loren Hershberger* of Woodland. They attended, the MQNTERf? an especially pretty umbrella for In Hastings on Aug. 10 Her aunts. Virginia Myers ol Has- Donna's friends from high school days and Kellogg Community ENGAGED—The engagement of Nashville gave MU* Melinda Lu Hawthorne, for a mlscd- daughter of Mrs Angle Haw­ thorne. WO N. Taffee Drive, and received many lovely gift* the late Leslie Hawthorne, to b«t Phillips Mrs. Victor Bloat of Ovid, has by Rita Altofl centered the table been announced. A June 1K57 and formed a part of the deco­ wedding is being planned Both the parties. have been attending Alma C?'. Col- , On Aug. 23 the girls in the af friends and relatives who had Hastings Mfg Company office I where Jane works gave a shower a deffghtful evening visiting and legejoining th the games. during their noon hour. Mrs. Ray Finnle and Mra Lin­ da (Finnic) Peterson entertained Merlln and Everett Dial, who accompanied their uncle and aunt, lhe Ken Robbes, from home on Wednesday evening. California when they returned Mrs Eugene Bartow and Mrs. from their vacation trip, left for Aug. 17. The bridal motif was Paul Bartow entertained with a their home on Wednesday of last tractive decorating and lhe lovely miscellaneous shower for the week. The Robbes took them to guests, many of whom had not pleasure of Marquita Goodner at the turnpike where they met had the opportunity of getting the Sportsman's Club on Friday Mrs- Robbes twin sister, M^ games were played. Miscellaneous Shower Honors Marquita Goodner Harmony guirsri ber with a Bfl. degree in Indus- the bock with a large bow. and •rial supervision He Is employed lo“« flowing panrts. trimmed at the Ford Motor Company tnJ with matching lace, compeDearbom aa a co-op student In merited with a detachable funnel product engineering No date has train. Her tiered veil of illusion MR AND MRS. LARRY GIDLEY •_____ __ she carried a cascade bouquet . . Mis* Sandra Wellman Become* A, Bride. , , . .___________________ot daisies, stephanotis and ivy. Honor Mrs. Claypool, Mias Marianne Oberman was At Rnhv hcr •uter» mal‘1 of honor and nr DODy anower bridesmaids were Miss Marcia i A baby shower was held on Bowen and Ms* Janice Robbins. 11Ji -1 Tuesday, Aug. 18. for Mr*. Judson The attendants wore empire II[1 TP\ LOUD 16 01 Claypool of Tillotson Lake at the s«tyted. yellow linen gowns with * George Peterson of Ionia called his last regular square dance for ■ ■■■>*■#■ FFlIYFn home of Mrs. George McNutt with yellow daisies attached to the Pkuml* tiie Ringo Swlngo Dance Club on e Mrs Cteynool te the ’White organza, elbow - length DoDl Si LnUlCll IIIU<4IV former Patricia Bennett of Nash- >kevre. Their hmd-pieces of, Saturday. Aug 13. at Northeastern 138 W. State I ville. The shower was given by her yellow illusion were held In place I School. Over 200 dancers, many of Phoae 94S 4284 ,moU«er. Mrs Lenora Beach of with a bow. They carried coGiXv them guests from vaiious cities tn rhOM yep ezoe Nashville, and Mr* Nonna Me- lonlal-type bouquets of daisy- 2'C southwestern Michigan, came to Open AM Day Thursday 'Nutt, sister of Mra Claypool pompons and ivy. ;m*frU*e nm B*PU»t bld George and hla lovely wife, ---------------- -- ------------h----------------------------------------------------------leonord Rrv*z hl. hmth. ' °U*n:h Toots, farewell. Ringo Swingos Hold Farewell Dance for Caller Rev. Houseman MUalC C NT^K >21 Tae punch table was attractively and Mn NeU Wellman of R2 decorated In red and white, using Haar I ng*, and the groom la the garden flowers as the centerpiece. A beautifully decorated cake was Dike Yacht Club with Mr and ,„ * ' „ ,>L douSte rin* served at snack time by Mrs Jim Alderson, Mrs Lyle Conrad and Mra Art Bleam. Hoste and host­ IUxisetnan, TrodKlocal wedding esses for the evening were lhe Clarence Dyers and the David Mr*. Paul Davids. Mra. Gertrude neth Ke*ley and Mr*. Dave Hershbergers. Mtoi. DtOraH. cell, Square dancers from Michigan Grable. Kathy RcgHn, Paul* Lord* Pxye-and elsewhere have come to know Bteacky and Karen Campbell. | oh'“1 ln marrtage by her fa- ths excellent calling of George Peterson and travel many milts to A rehearsal dinner wu hosted i.w • K.-e * ■ ... ...•. . gown of ia^u over taiieca with dance to hla delightful Western «»dfce and bell-shaped music and calling. George has the Schuler restaurant. auached train. Bhe been calling for the Hastings club After a wedding trip to New carried a bouquet of white car- since 190 and will be greatly Orleans, the couple will be at nM inn, and pink sweetheart missed by everyone. The Petersons ■ere presented with a gift ot lug­ Barbara Is a graduate of Miss Marl* Wellman, idster of gage by lhe club members. Spring Lake High School and A post-dance party was held at attended Muskegon Community the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs College She Is employed at Carpenter of .Middleville and James Alderson on E. Williams Relctordt's Gift Store. William Street. The party was somewhat Of a double farewell. First aa ad ven High Retool and attended satin with laoe covered bodice*, added gesture by Jim and Garry, empire walste and A-line skirt*. dub presidents, to the Petersons, biology at Mona Bhtres High JTtoy wore matching veil* and and also to say farewell to CUrSchool ____________ ______ ____ carna____ ance and Nelda Dyer. The Dyers carried bouquets of__pink will be moving to Detroit around POST SCRIPT—Miss Barbara lions and white mums. Jo Oberman was complemented , Alrmdh 2/C Louis Purigraskl Sept. 1 They have done a fine job itOmany pre-nuptial fetes. A served as best man and usher* a* chib treasurers this past year mwceilaneous slwwtr wa* hosted were Wayne Gidley. of Blrmlng- and will be missed by the dub. lhe Ringo Swingos will begin by Mra. James Edward on July I ham. Ala., brother of the groom. their Fall season on Saturday, 23: Mr* Jack L. Reicluirdt gave । and Dan Brunton of Freeport. a kitchen shower for Barbara The bride's mother wore a •■pt. 10, with a dance at North­ on Aug. 1 and the next night a | light blue taffeta brocade drees eastern School. Marve Freestone mltocUanruas .shower wa* hosted with white acceBaorles. The of Holland will begin his new duties as caller for the dub. crepe drees with white acces­ Western style square dance les­ Riven by Mra James Klouw and sories. Both mothers wore pink sons will also be offered U> anyone Interested in square dancing, be­ the MLws Marcia Bowen and A reception Immediately fol­ ginning Sept. 7. .^Northeastern Janice Robbins, and Mrs. Izctta School / Wlttorall entertained employees lowed at the church with Mrs. I ot Rclchardts at a supper at her Louis Purigraskl cutting the The John Ingrams were in Al­ ' home on Aug. 11. with a shower legan Sunday to vteil her sister, McKee and Miss Linda McClalfallowing. iland served the refreshments Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Goodwin. Mrs. Irene Johncock and Mra. Helping with the gift* were Miss Esther Dunn spent a few days Pat Holden and Phil Huff. After their honeymoon al Gun last week at Olennle. Kevtn and Lake the couple will reside at 1 Kendra Johncock from Gun lake are visiting their grandmother, Carl Avenue tn Battle Creek. Mr*. Irene Johncock this week, and spent Tuesday afternoon wKh their aunt, Mrs. Dunn. Prospective School Girls: ^hip’r^hore bend! reach! f stretch! I this shirt is cut for action! 3.00 Chrystal Case Attends Convention Our famous "double action" sleeves. Great for bowlers, golfers, archers, too! All cotton broadcloth. White, pastels, rich hues. 28 to 40, House in Chicago. Aug. 15-20. Robert Joffery of the American Ballet Center was ill and unable to be on the faculty Two wellknown ballerinas. Melissa Hayden and Violette Verdy. Of the New , York City Ballet, filled In. A total of 40 hours of classes was held tn 'all fields of dancing during Ute week. "Hello Doily" was also at­ tended on a free evening Eve Arden, replacing Carol Channing.' was in lhe leading rote. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton New Location Better Dancing FnciliHel) Wilson Sisters Dance Studio Fall Enrollment-Sept. 1-10 a.m.-6 p.m. 1903 Bedford Road . . . South on M-37 (Formerly Hastings Theatre and Roller Rink) Classes Start Sept. 8 Ballet Toe Tap Dancing • • • • • Gymnastics Baton Twirling Modern Jazz Ballroom—Adult and Junior High Slim and Trim Ladies Exercise Classes Mothers Tap Dancing and Kick Line Special Baby Classes’!Pre-school children 3-5) Royal Academy Graded Ballet An attractive arrangement Of | was driving through to visit at white snapdragons, and mums the boys' home, with a candle-lamp centered the and Mr*. Earl McMullin and Mr refreshment table. and Mrs. Gordon French will A game was especially enter­ taining and prizes were given to lhe winner of each game and also on Saturday evening honoring the bride. There were 20 guests, mostly family with a few close । friends. WUSDINC Assisting MarquRa with the gift Bunday guests of Judge and FHOTOCEAFHY Mrs Archie D. McDonald were Dr. Jeannette Van Allsbunt and Dr. Ellen VanAllaburg of Grand quits's marriage to Raymond BarRapids and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wagner of Kalamazoo The guests were the interior decor­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens. ators and architect, respectively, Claude and family end Maori at­ for lhe McDonalds new home on tended lhe Clemens reunion at Hastings — n—• 945-3967 David Drive. West Branch Bunday. WHITE'S Photography SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY RiwiaMTKnKSBRaiin) ANNOUNCE THE 8ETUM OF THE PNOOUCTKX Strand »l Hastings Personal Mention Mr. and Mr*. John Edward Cook and family and her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Sterling Rogers, spent the weekend of Aug. 13th in Traverse City and .Moores­ town, where lhe Rogers formerly lived. Visiting the Ellsworth Scotts Surrey were his brother and wife, the George Scotts. of Jack­ son. Duane Scott and children of Grand Rapids were afternoon visitors. Grace Watson went by plane to Cleveland. Ohio Bunday where she Is attending a Work Shop this week in connection with a new program being Introduced in the Niles Schools where she Mr and Mr*. Frank Rider re­ turned Thursday from a 10 day trip which included a visit to Erie. Pa., where they saw the historic ship "Niagara" which has been restored, a visit to Titusville, Pa, to see the location of lhe first oil well drilled in the world. Going on to Pitts­ burgh where, they visited rela- Robert GoQlat, Carol Lawrence and Norm Crosby In the Civic An all-day trip out of Pittsburgh Included a stop over in Old Economy, Fa., a restored town, and then to OglMbag Park near Wheeling, W. Va. They also visited relative* in Youngstown and Lorain. Ohio. Ray Clemens visited in Lansing and Grand Ledge Wednesday Anne Clemens of Hastings is spending a few day* with her Grandparent* at Woodland Grand Rapid* noon to attend THE ASSURED SET PREFERS. THE UNRUFFLED FASHION APPROACH! We're tongue-In-chlc .. . taking an unruffled knows what's knack-yf a. In uppers of Brass suede. to fashion strictly for the assured sot who b. In uppers of Burnt Pi™ or Br«u W« L»llh«r, W »» AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN. after­ Joseph d*ugh ter of Mrs Fern Harrison of Grand Rapid*. Wayne's,I SHOE STORE 134 W. State Street USf YOUR H.c.l. OR SICURITY CRIOIT CARDS. �I some tax relief? Or Irritation bo- supplement their 49 cent an hour cause In their own individual ’W as Indicated in a oompan­ aura they are not actively ion tlk' enough engaged in farming to 1 Candidate Brown, having a receive a direct benefit from this tough campaign before him and law. I no platform to run on. Is cerBtrangely enough the Governor , talnly picking at straws on this takes great pride in pointing out issue. this law as a lax benefit to the' Really the bget way to 'eradi­ farmer* and takes great pride cate the irritation la to replace In having signed it. notwith­ the Irritated with the more ra­ standing that it was a Demo­ diant and happy ones willing to crat!« legislature that enacted it. adopt new Ideas. Of course Do one mentions the A 49 cent an hour farmer fact that the same type of tax Cart A. Brodbeck exemption was granted to in­ ---------- -O-----------dustry by a Republican legisla­ ture and signed by him in his Carlton Center W8C8 | The Carlton Center Methodist first term. The Form Bureau In their ’ W8C8 will meet Thursday, Sept. publicity also hails this law aa 1. at 1 pm. at the home of Mrs. the flrat rtep In an approach to Agnes Scobey Roll call-a vrrie Fiscal Reform, they too claim from Genesis Don't forget your a great deal of credit for Its questions for the Bible Study on enaction Without a doubt for Revelations. the time being there will be a slight increase in some areas of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Allerdlng visited ths William McKlbbln* in Battle Creek Sunday. The Mc­ KIbbins have sold their home and are moving this week to Payne Lake where their new home is completed. The Allerdlng* will be attending the State Fair this week where their granddaughter. Patti Blair, is ex­ hibiting her Holstein cattle. Thought For The Week The shortest path to your own happiness is the round-about way of making others happy first. The Hastings Banner Thuntay. Auju.t 25. 19«4 Puh'ic to Tour Michigan’s State Stone Is Actually A Fossil Many a state in this country gan's Lower Peninsula about 350 ha* Its "state stone," "state rock." million years ago. give or take a or "state mineral " However. few million'' year*. Michigan stands out as probably This species of coral along Uie first and only one to have a with other sea-dwelling tblll“state stone" which is actually a fish flourished at that time. foralL The soft, living tlsue of eorals It is ths “Pvtaskvy lions," io is called ■ the polyp, a small called because It is particularly rounded body consisting of a plentiful In lhe Petoskey area food Intake opening surrounded of ths northwestern Lower by tentacles giving it a flowerrenlruula. likc appearance A limey subPicked last year as Michigan's .•.uvnee Is secreted by the polyp, official State stone, its claim to iuvrdcnlng Into a ''corallite skele­ fame Is In Its distinct appearance, ton -the base which supports the the way It may be carved with polyp and k'x-pn H. from being simple tools Into attractive jew­ buried alive by bottom debris. elry, and the fact that It Is comWhen corallites combine, they monly found In this State. । form a coralla, or colony of Technically, the "Petoskey I corals. Petoskey stones round In stone" is a fossilised colony. Michigan today consist of maacoral. Hexagonaria percarlnala 1 rive, close-pocked colonies <4 Its origin Is traced bock to De- • coral* which were formed lit vonlan seas that covered Michi-1 varying sties. Their distinct The Barry County Social Welfare Board will consider bids for supplying milk products to right to reject any or all bids. All bids must be submitted to the Medical Care Facility on or before September 30, to become effec­ W. Green ot Broadway Ph. Wl 5-3252 tive November 1, 1966. REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties A NICI YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI: all on on« floor, h** living room, two brdroom*. kitchen and dining room, utility room, the living room carpet goes, ha* garage, icreen* and itorm window*, gat heat. Curtain*, drapes and kitchen stove alto, for $11,000.00 A GOOD HOMI IN HASTINGS close in to bualnest district, ha* two bedrooms upstair* and two bedrooms downstairs, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, has storm window* and screens, has basement and gas healing plant, hot water healer, $>.$00.00 TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location, hat three bedrooms and half-bath upstairs and down one bed­ room. living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, hat base­ ment with two gas floor furnaces, and a two stall garage, for $7,000.00 A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDORFF ADDITION. First Ward, close to. nic* new home and owner will take the very low price of-.................................................................................. $600.00 A NICE HOME ON HEATH ROAD located on I Va-acre lot. all on one floor, has living room, three bedrooms, large kitchen with dmlng space, full bath, has basement with new oil furnace, storm Window* and screens, is cap insulated for-$9,500.00 A REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on slab. Urge living room, dining room, kitchen and one bedroom, bath, shower, seat and lavatory, has family room at beck, has alumi­ num siding, electric heat, aluminum storm window* and screens, and 42 foot well and is fully Insulated, would sell on contract with $1,500 00 down, for .$1,000.00 INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN. has two apartments, north apt. has living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath, and one bedroom down; south apt. has living room, dining room, kitchen and bath and two bedrooms upstair*, has full basement with two gas furnaces, new water heater, brinp in good steady income, for----- .....------- .............—.$11,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, has two bed­ rooms upstairs, and down It has two bedrooms, living and dining room together, new bath, new kitchen, basement with gas fur­ nace. new water healer, has new roof, garage with cement driveway, for ...........................$10,000.00 A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 ft. boat and 12 ft. fish­ ing boat, two outboard motor*, the log cabin has 50 ft. on lake, with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower bath, lot* of nice cupboards, and has utility room, has automatic sprinkling system, electric refrigerator, television, dishes, furniture, s real tweet Summer cottage with ell the extras for - - $10,500.00 ANOTHER HOMI IN THE FIRST WARD, has three bedrooms upstalrs and bath up and down, nice living room ' bldro^Mi dmlng room and kitchen together, den or extra basement with gas heating plant, two stall pi. sulatod. has storm windows and screens, rar .... IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A COOO HOME ON M-17 with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full bath, full basement with oil. heat, has garage with breeze­ way. for--- --------------- ----------- ------------------- ----------- $8,900.00 A VERY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2ad WARD, has two bedrooms upstairs and down a large bedroom, living room, large kitchen with dining space, complete bath and another small room off the bathroom. Michigan cellar, heated with gas furnace, there are lot* of cupboards in the place, is completely insulated, real good roof, and the price t*$4,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedrooms upstairs; downstairs it has one bedroom, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with g»3 heat, double garage, living room la carpeted, and drapes go also, storm-window*, screened-in front porch, workshop r>” back, will trade for property near Caledonia$10,000.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has two bedroom* upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement and gas floor fur­ nace. brand new garage and utility room, full corner lot for $9,000 (trade for farm! BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, seww and water in. has a garage on It. also a part basement__________________ $1,500.00 NICE LARGE LOTS AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, two of them, right on lake, will sell both of them for ..$1,200.00 prismatic pattern is the result of the growth habit of these particular creatures during the Devonian geologic age. They flourished but died out* and passed from lhe acene. Al­ though lhe soft, fleshy polyps were seldom preserved, lhe limey skellon formed by secre­ tions of calcium carbonade were. Tiie fine detail of the corals has been preserved to this day because the original material was replaced by a process called petrtfaction. Calcite, silica or some other mineral replaced lhe original material in a celi-by-cell process. Tiie concave depression In the upper surface of the fossilized corallite* is where Uie poiyp once lived. Mineral and animal matter de­ posited In the Devonian seas long, long ago were burled by sediments of later sea*. In Michigan, some of these later seas did not cover as great an area as the Devonian so that Devonian sediments were left exposed at lhe surface r* in parts of U>e Lower Peninsula Sediment* of later seas may have also been eroded away, exposing the Devonion sediments. During the eons of geologic Ume. Devonian sediments were gradually cemented together to form sedimentary rocks. In more recent times, geologi­ cally speaking, glaciers moving across the Great Lakes scraped the bedrock surface. Fragments of rock were plucked from De­ vonian formations exposed at the surface, and they were carried and deposited elsewhere. Most of Michigan* bedrock surface Is now blanketed by glacial drift left by the melting glacier* and fortunately, some of the glacial debris contains Petoskey stones. Thus, It isn't necessary to hunt In bedrock quarries and expos­ ures to locate these handsome little nuggets. Petoskey stones may be found on beache* and in rood cuts, ditches, grave) pits, gullies and sand blows all over the state particularly in the northern part of the Lower Peninsula. Wherever you ace stone* or rocks exposed al lhe Burfape, you may find a Petoskey stone. Petoskey stones may be pol­ ished by hand. Use. tn succession, 220. 320 and 600 grit sandpaper or emery cloth. To bring out lhe final luster, burnish the specimen with a piece of old wool cloth or something similar. ------------ •------------ Mr*. Pauline Baker attended the DePrlester reunion at tiie Prairieville township hall on Sunday. There were 10 attending, the out-of-state relatives being from Wheeler. Calif., and South Bend and Ft Wayne. Ind. The Clifford Austin family of Jackson were dinner guests Sun­ day ot the Edwin Chaffee* and Kipp Austin remained with the Chaffees (or a two-week visit AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 2 NICI BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ...$650.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN Cad NiaShamer’a heme pbeoe Wl 5-1004 WsIrakMiWLdt! & RhersHe Safa drivers prefer the ceavenience and depaadabiHty of our fast claim service ond persoaal attention when you need us . . . For All Types of Imm rance—SEE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Middleville T-K "I don't need cash with an I I You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Al Siga* Tire $srvica Jim B«rr Tire Shoe Burksy Sate* b Smvica CourthouM Service Jack EcMiasw'a Service Farmer* G*» b Oil Co. Hatting* Motor Sale* LOW Garage b Welding Larke Buick-Chevrolet. Inc Leary’* Auto b Tool Supply Marble'* Standard Service V b J Friendly Service BUILDING. REPAIRS C. A. Mattson. Builder ELECTRICAL SERVICES Electric Motor Service Hailing* Electric, lac. FLORISTS Barlow Garden* Floriat St. Martin Floral MUSIC INSTRUCTION Maasri's Music Studio OFFICE SUPPLIES Schader's Office Supplies PAINT b WALLPAPER Beverwyk's Color Center PHARMACISTS Jacob's Pharmacy PLUMBING Miner's Plumbing b Heating HEATING b AIR CONDITIONING Hatting* Automatic HaaHag Welton's, lac. I formerly Kaechele'sl RUGS b FLOOR COVERINGS Brown's Floor Service Hastings Floor Covering \ CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES > Bonnet b Cown Shop CievcUnd'i Man's Store JEWELERS Gittleman's. Inc. P. J: Gilmore. Jeweler Parmelee Store Hodge* Jewelry Water* Clorhet Shop Millen Jewelry DEPARTMENT STORES LAUNDRY SERVICE Ben Franklin Store Hatting* Speedy With SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Lyon* Septic Tank Service DAY-CLEANERS Barry Cleanen Hasting* Cleaner* Owe Hour Martiniiing TELEVISION. RADIO b HI-FI Central Radio b T.V. The Music Center LUMBER b BUILOING SUPPLIES Barry County Lumber Co. East Side Lumber Co. SHOES Birke a Hatting* Cut-Rate Shoes Wayne's Shoe Store SPORTING GOODS Leary's Sport Center Sliopping will never lye inoie convenient than it is right now . . . with • FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Jost say "Charge it, Pteaie* with any merchant participating i^.Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, it’s a free service to you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per month and extend payments over many months with*a small. 1% service fee'added to your unpaid balance. Why nut get your FREE HCB Credit Card NOW! WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE llnstiiiqs City lliinli '•Side of Strend Thootre" 219 Wort State St. Vof 1 to 4 Marshall, long known for Its‘Xpnfk/)l Mr*. Winnie Vandlen enter­ jbiauUful home*—will again per- ‘JLIIUUI tained Mr*. Patsy Anderson. Mrs mil the tourist a view inside nn j 0 a Z Edith Foote. Mrs. Dorothy Am­ some of its gracious man.-ton* | HfSOtl V. HCDl. V brose. Mrs Ethel Hess and Mrs On &• urday. Sept 10. the an’ E.la Bawdy for dinner Sunday mini Historic Home Tour 1* The Th,mappie Kellogg School Afternoon visitor* were Mr. and Mrs Harty Bawdy and Clarence scluduled This lour, which last will officially open on Tuesday, veat drew ovc.- 3.000 visitors, U 8<P- « Principals are tn their Watson of Bay City ‘ sponsored by the Guild Council offices the two weeks prior Jeanne Cary, who has been I of Trinity Episcopal Church, un- to the opening ot school for the spending the Bummer in Sweden drr th- general chairmanship of purpore of counselling and. tn­ vlth Marie Follln. the exchange . Mr* Harold Dickson and Mr* rolling new *udemt*. student who lived with the The book store al the Wet Cary*, ha* returned home, her Jam's Dryer The homes selected for tins Elementary Building opened for mother. Mr*. Robert Cary, and Oster. Cindy, meeting her al the year's tour reflects an excel- the sale of bcoks on Monday, airport in Detroit on Friday lent craxs-sectlon of the many < Aug. 22. All elementary books Jeanne had a wonderful Bummer iUfoncally unique homes to be will be sold from the West with the Follln family, a part >f found in the Marshall area AU Building The high school book her pleasant experience being of them are excellent example* store will open on Monday. Aug. sailing around the coast of Swe­ of period architecture and most 29. den in the Follln*' sailboat are over a century old. Buses will run on schedule Tuesday morning, Sept 6 School darte's brother. Peter, who i* working In Atlanta. Ga. visited Rev and Mrs C. R Boororn will dumi*-. at 11 45 am. on the Cary family the first part of and tons. Joe and Jim. of Jack­ Tuesday and Thursday School August. son visited Rev Boorom's par­ will operate all day on Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steele of day. Sept. 7. y Woodland were Thursday dinner ent*. the Floyd Boorom.*. Sunday Lunchs wm be served In the The William Bradfords at­ guests of Mr and Mrs Marshall tended two wedding* over the cafeteriaa. Be Ison and Shirley. There will be no kindergarten weekend In Lima. Ohio they Mr. and Mrs_ Wilbur Belson and family of Battle Creek and were guests al tiie wtddlny of classes the week of Sept- ® Kin­ Mr and Mrs Forrest Belson and their nephew. James Bradford of dergarten classes wilt meet for Mrs. Elmer Durkee of Hastings Arlington. Maas. and on Sunday, the first time on Monday, Sept were Sunday guests of Mr. and they were in Chicago to attend 12 Parents will be notified by the wedding of another nephew. letter where and when thetr Mrs W. B Belson. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jarrard Gregg Norwell. This week they kindergarten will attend. and Mrs. Ethel McKay and Mrs arc entertaining two of their Tuesday evening guests of Mrs Elsie Cogswell of Nashville spent grandchildren. Patti Roeger of Thursday at Potters Park nt Ann Arbor and Marcia Bradford Nellie Smith and the John Kaxinskvs were Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ Lansing, enjoying a picnic it I of Plainwell. Mr and Mrs Herman Beumer tin VanGelson and family of was very enjoyable as they have numerous animals In the zoo and and family attended the Beheld Grand Rapids, and Jean Mary well worth anyone* time to go family reunion at the park in ‘a visiting here for the remainder of the' wesk. East Lansing Sunday and see them. Rock bounds know each of these handsome little nuggets collectively as the "Petoskey atone,” the popular name coined because ibis fossilized specimen is commonly found in the Petoskey area. Picked last year a* Michigan's official state stone, its claim to fame is in its distinct appearance, the way it may be carved with simple tools into attractive jewelry, and the fact that it is commonly found in this state. Origin of this prized stone is traced back to Devonian seas that covered Michigan's Lower Peninsula about 350 million years ago. Petoskey stones, found here today consist of massive, close-packed colonies of corals which were formed in varying sizes during the Devonian geologic age. Thanks to glaciers which later scraped bedrock surfaces across the Great Lakes area, Petoskey stones are found-in many places — on beaches and in road cuts, ditches, gravel pits, gullies and sand blows all over the_*tate, particularly in the northern Lower Peninsula. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation the Facility for the coming year, reserving the FUNERAL HOME taetta T-o Personal Mention Marshall Homes ’ NOTICE To Wholesale Milk Suppliers: SPONABLE-GIRRBACH ' e ............ 0 . rsal ratade taxes. However, this need not be permanently so. A united Approach to a complete fiscal reform procram with this law aa the ftaa step and a re­ ductton In real estate taxes as Qw nee* one can come about only if our local supervisors and county officials cease looking back to the good old days and begin planning for the dynamic future. • Lake Prim is. Mich. There are a number of bright Aug. 20, I960 and smiting faces in the counTe the Editor: | ly vho are looking forward eag8o “The supervisor*, many ot erly to the November election whom are farmers or rural reel- and have repressed their will­ dent* expraacd Uritatlon over ingnesa to take part for the next the farm personal property tax four yearn ’in a forward looking exemption as not "heiptng us effort to bring some of these out much.” Ithhua about. I am sure that Irritation because for the flret ^*7 would not be irritated to time in many yearn the lesls- hear ,he were getlature hM^viTthc farmer Ung a small tax relief to help Public -Forum MEMBEI. Federal Dope** �Prep. Football Practice Opens Monday I—THE HASTINGS BANNER 195 Sign for 3 Squads at HHS; 2 Daily Sessions lure thdr comiHrtcd Elk Herd Stay* Health*, Productive phyrJctU 160 Shoot at Grand Opening Of Trap Range Coach Bob Reid Vitiu in Area Robert Reid, who is athletic Soulhem California College at family have’been vacationing In JterFire Unijormt Saturday Morning the others on Monday. Monday king football Will take a high school begin working out in prcpanUioti for the 1M6 football Mason. At Hasting. High a new re- Augusta. Battle Creek. Coldwa- Darrell Dean Elyse Win River Bend Tourney JoUe. OUvet, Kalamazoo, Plain­ well, Oteego, Grand Rapids, Sparta, Caledonia, Middleville, Assyria, Nashville, Woodland. course, Hastings. Darrell Dean and his daughter, Elyse, won the River Bend Golf Strong, who handled the Junior Course's mixed, alternate ball tournament Sunday with a 45 total. Mra Margaret James and th* Hastings High Junior Varbar son. Kyle, were second with Raytnond Shank will be the Kathy Bumworth and Ken Weller had 58. Karen and Bob Haywood, Margaret and Joe Oor- I rigan, AUce and Harland BabBurdick with 59* were loot by graduation, delud­ Lamonte and Barney Hutchins ing Oo-Captaina Tom Gibson ■ had 61. Aloah and Charlie Burch 63, Brenda Pierce and Ken Cole field, BIU Care. Rod Crolh^r*. and Margaret and Al Fuller had Dave Crawford, Steve Box. Bob Adrianson 66. Rosalie and Clyde Divine and Dorcas and Dick Hens, Charlie Jordan, Tim King, Bryan shot 67a Ron Larabee. Smith Long, Jun* and Russ Doty carded a Charlie Myers, < Mike Murphy. 70. Boonie and Dave Hathaway Brian Shumway. Youngs. Dennis Vivian and Bob Reynold* 78, Joan and Marty Haywood Bl and Betty and Fred Ziegler 82. Alice Babcock had the longest drive on'No. 1. Arile Hi Hart and Karen Haywood lhe Shortest le pin on No. 3, Elyse — Dean had the fewest putts, 13, and Ardlth and Dick Hart took Uie award for water HCC Men’s Golf Championship This Weekend GlUrspte, Thomas Kurr. Wolter Pool, Ken Roberta, BUI Shumway and Terry WaUnn. ’’ Up from last year’s Jtmltfr Vanity should be Rick Abbey, Members ot i the Hastings dpuotry Club may still register far the 1966 Men's HCC Golf ’Championship tournament which will - be played Saturday and Sunday over Um> 18-hole coarse. Some golfers. unable to qualify Saturday, are qualifying Thura- ward Crofool, William Elite, Lta- The championship flight will play- 27 holm on Bunday, while all other flights will play only IB Bunday. Jock Hopkins la the defending champton. having won the crown wu- for tho third time last year with Cralg'I at 201 total Mjlfv Anderson was second with 206, Jim Coleman nsner was lourui wun --uo. I Hight winners Included Jim (he Jt _________ ,___ | Cotter, first flight; Dr. Larry Hastings griddeni are to receive , Blair, second; Jack Warner, their uniforms Saturday, with third, and Bob Miller, fourth tiie Varsity being outfitted at! flight A -Championship Dinner" is ATHLfTFl FOOT to be Iteid at Uie club uii SaturHOW TO TREAT IT— MINUTU. I* 1 l< ! Since aoccer begun at Michigan Stale 10 years ago. the Spartans To Moil Formin Free federal permits for Michday, Aug. 8. Club's noctural trapshoot range They spent a week at Gull was highly successful, with 33 Lake visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Adams, they came here to visit his brother, Don on R1 Hutlngs.-MlddlevUie IX-parunrsvt reports. Presently. \ Although many tourists find it harder to see elk in northern Michigan's Pigeon River Atea than they did a couple ot years ago, there is no reason to think these big, majestic animals arc declining in numbers. Latest word from Conservation Deportment field men, who are keeping 'round-the-calcndar tabs on the aituadon, is that elk appear to be healthy and reproducing normally this summer. The hetd won't come under the gun this fall, but this doesn't mean there is any letup in the continuing intensive study of elk by Department game researchers. The year-loog job of watching, tagging, weighing, measuring, and otherwise gatfieting information about these animals goes right oo, -Mich. Dept, of Conservation PINEWOOD DERBY Armchair Athlete Perfect one-round scores were shot by Jim Shaw. Ron Wells. Clyde Cobum, Charles Jones and Ken Stuart. Joe Arnold, Roy English, Jack Sterveno, Ken Mead, Lee John­ ston. Guy McwTuui and Ken OUmoro aitot 24 out of 25, Lowell HeatK Howard Youmans. Benny Burke, IL Pinmuigcr, Art YouBerry, Milbum Davis and Ken Ml Ulman shot 23, Kenneth Kent. King Bommers, Jim Madsen. J. M. Partridge, 23; Lyle Nor­ dahl. Bob Greenawalt. Ed Stuck. Newt Sanford and Terry Wolfe, 21; and Harold Mathews, Bruce Rogers. Bob Oliver, Ell Patrick, Jim Darts and Jaff George, 20. The dub. which now hu 116 membera. Is open to men and women. poinls Lanstng are busily prooaaatng about 8,700 valid applications for the special shooting permits. Crteunan was the No. 1 small college scorer in the Nation 30.3 rated No. 1 team on offense na­ tionally. 1073 Northern Michigan was rated second. Bob was graduated at Nash­ ville High in 1947 where he played on Uie varsity football, basketball and baseball teams. He attended Western Michigan University for one year, then entered the Navy. After getting but of the service, attended Central Michigan a year and got his degree at Central Bible Col­ lege at Springfield, Mo. Next Pall will be hla third year al Southern California College. Fhic By-Product Cutting In 1965-66 fiscal year by private contractors paying for the right in State forewte pro­ duced additional food for an raUinaied 100,000 deer last Wlnyrarn. BOWL The HASTINGS BOWL OPEN FOR THE NEW SEASON Lanai hove been Resurfaced and Inferior Redecorated Halfback - safotyman Jimmy The August “Special Report" of lhe Michigan State Chamber Ellis of the 1051-1853 Michigan ol Commerce deserves studied reading on the part ol Michigan win All-American honors sportsmen and women as a concentrated summary ol many ol Hastings Banner for the full pm. Saturday, Aug. 27. twice. our State's programs lor the conservation ol our resources. The report declares tliat "We must soon make a determination as to LEAGUES Are whether we are going to place full faith in our trained and ex­ type of direct control. If an FORMING for Hie Michigan fortrt timber salca perienced biologists, or to wait agency Is going to be held re­ sponsible for results, then It NEW SEASON Now! for the 'ponderous wheels of should be held responsible for in northern Michigan topped the |1 million mark during the legislation to grind out an the programs.” Stop in or call for in­ 1965-66 fiscal year which ended answer that will be of no use The report added that we are June 30. Receipts totaled Sl.005.-l after a crisis has passed." formation for Man's or not entirely Ignoring our experts, Only Missouri provides com­ but "We are relegating them to MX) with about 186 million board plete discretionary authority to the sidelines where we ask their Ladies’ Leagues. their conservation department. advice and then do the thing This includes financial autonomy, that is politically expedient" . . . , OWN BOWLING with provisions for setting bud­ JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE It is a strange paradox that the gets and the necessary financing. The Hastings City Association AVAILABLE at ALL TIMES Michigan gives authority for the Legislature should appropriate American Junior Bowling Congress reducing of bag limits and sea­ money to hire Ute best experts Bob and Mickey Lambert M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE sons only, with no provisions for In the Nation to head up a re­ pm. In the Hastings Bowl. This changing seasons substantially, search .deportment that Is recogr mretlng is open to the public and Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertilize, ramova snow — or of increasing bag limits;The nteed as tops by a great majority anyone interested In the program ■ — states, •“ — and‘ then ‘to pull; "4 Interested in jpunam* the Job and Who^UHonso has the attaching tool you'll anllerleM deer seasons are sub­ of other Hwad: fill the complete line ot Wheel Horse tractors and quick­ ject to legislative change every Uie rug 1from *under thent at thk k invited to attend. ] attaching tools now on display. year through committee hear­ "It is a strange paradox Uint ings. The Michigan program also requires llne-by-llne npprovaUof wc appropriate money to our Tho Commercial Minor bowl­ budget items by the appropria­ Universities to train our scien­ ing league will get underway at Woodland at Michigan 142 E. Stotc Street, Halting* Phone Wl 5-2983 tions committee of the Legis­ tists and biologists to'do a Job. 8 pm. on Thursday. Sept. 1. lature. nils efficient check on and then to presunTfTKar"'possible wild-eyed expenditures nre wrong In so niany orcas, is considered all the control that we need a 'citizens gr necessary for any growing to advise the legislature and _ department as to what should agency. The report states the "cruelest hoax of all time Is still with us." "Biologists can be wrong too. But We are sUll paying bounties on for the most part, they have been coyotes but finally the bounties proved accurate and fair. They on bobcats and foxes were elim­ have practiced the management of people os well iJyj.xme in their inated. The fisheries section is spend­ determinations, anwhave not Ig­ ing license money for work on nored legislators and their fish species In the Great Lakes, wishes. The point we make here and «1U the LegWutUrc has is that we have wasted valuable failed to make It mandatory for time down through the years and fishermen in the Great Lakes to that we will waste more Umt and have a license. Boon Uie '•free­ more money until we streamline riders” will be catching some of our thinking and our-actions by the finest fish In Uie Nation, granting the Department more put there by the license-buying discretionary authority to manpublic. ■ lined society. Regarding our southern Michi­ gan deer, the report said the bill giving the Conservation Depart­ ment authority to harvest Uie in­ held io to save many lives creasing neiu — O on the highways hasn’t gotten through. , For several years efforts have been made in proposed legteloc? lion to pay halt of Uie adminte-1 Judy Plummer won first place irative costs of Uie Conservation and an "A" ribbon with perfect Department for the general fund.' score of 200 In sub-novice A class Tiie reasoning is that in today's nt the 4H Dog Obedience Trial society everyone that benefits; sponsored by the Mason Co. 4H from our natural resources is not I Dog Club nt Ludington Thuraa hunter or fisherman. These j day. Aug. 18. people enjoy the parks campMr UVem lnman. a pro(es. grmmds and other facilities and slonal Judge> nwartrt Ule needn t buy a license. Tile sports- ' man has paid for all atlmlnls____ j tratfve costs up until this year. I^n’el® ’^00n “on a M-Coud. place ribbon In sub-novice B. and •There are many other In- Jody uagooh won second place Record Timber Soles Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course). Pick a winner from our complete stable t. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE HASTINGS BOWL INC. Judy Plunuuer e HUS r erfCCt OCOrC In Boa Trial ;____________ My brother-in-law sells insurance, so I can’t join the Club!” Sure you can. Some of our nicest members have to buy their automobile insurance from another friend. Wc understand. We also understand that these folks want the world'a finest travel information; the readiness of 22,000 AAA Emergency Road Service Ga­ rages; the new, full family protection of the Clab’a Personal Accident Insurance Policy; Bail Bond protection; Camping and Boating Guides; and countlees additional aids to carefree travel­ ing around the block or around the world. Join today (and receive a handsome gift when that should never be. but these , . - . „ , will sene as examples at this e Judy and Pamela are at lhe 4H point The Michigan Slate Stet' Show with their dogs this Chamber of Commerce believes *«kthat of all the State agencies, the For Banner CteJtUflcd Ada Consenatlon Department is be­ ing hindered the most by this ASTINGS EATING, FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS a YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A MTOMUILE CLUB Of MICHIGAN WAITINGS 237 ■«WIH I. UI1SMIMH. 2153Gur Lake Rood WATER HEATERS Hatting* HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING Cell Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Double the Value Gee, that's pretty MUSIC; the Folks Must be Listenin to WBCH Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial q �THE HASTINGS BANNBB—* Bad Weather Holds Dowft Dawn Patrol For Better Scores By Evelyn Teal. . 1964HBS am American Ta«n ... Hastings flrat Dawn Patrol Third Step in the Four Step Delivery and rain, but still 80 plant* 4th of Seven Articles reported. Hastings Mfg. Opens Bid For Regional Title Thursday The Michigan Softball A**ocia- — tlon win hold Regional.Clare C and D tournament* at Sunfield starting this Thursday when the Hasting* Mfg. Company team— champion of the Hastings District from Beaver Island. John Bright of Kalamazoo Rew in th* oldest plane, a Cur­ ite Robin, and BUI Nagle of plane, a Knight Twister. Wildlife Holdu Monday Golfers Plan Special Events, Dinner D and the hot Sunfield Lions play j the winner of the Muskegon tourIn addition to the plane*, visi­ tors had the opportunity to in- The winner of Thursday's game between Hastings and Grand Rap­ ids will meet the Muskegon Class D winner *t 7:30 Friday. The tasers of the Thursday and Friday game* play at 8 pm. Saturday, with the winner of .that game which he drove in the Memo: tai Day classic at Indianapolis, and Lester Julian's homebuilt jyio. awarded the television at the grand prize, and Mike Wlcken- a radio. The Hartings Hytng Associa­ tion. sponsor* of the Dawn Panumber of prizes contributed by Hasting* merchants and indivi­ duals for presentation to the visiting pilot*. listed and members of the Moose served breakfast to about 350 People, Want a Retriever? The Humane Society reports there I* a 10-week-old female, black labrador retriever available for adoption at the Dog Pound. Contact Dog Warden Dean Braden through the sheriff's office. USE BANNER WANT ADS’ to forfeit at the Sunfield Class C, district tuemament for It* second You will recall that at the end of lhe second step, your left foot Hastings Mfg wrapped up the wa* balancing the weight of your bowling hall which wa* passing Hastings championship curly Sat­ your ,jur right knee in it* movement iinto the backswing. _ .u_______________________________ urday night getting all their five In the third step the ball reaches It* height in tho back- tained by allowing the ball to run* in the second liming to beat awing. I recommend thnt the hall swing back naturally under it* Wertz Implement of Charlotte. 5-1, should not go any higher than own acceleration. Again, I wi*h A big second Inning wa* the shoulder level. Also make sure to stress that the arm should be thriller. thnt this maximum height is kept close to the body during Stan Hanse led ott the Inning attained when the right fool is this entire backswing movement. on the lane. This maximum Now, you are ready for the last on a foul. Shannon Lydy doubled height in the backswing is ob- •tep in the four *tep delivery. Haure home. Lydy cpme hom* on a wild pitch. Steve Allerdlng and ARMED FORCES Ken Neil singled then Bernie Wel­ battalion's Company A near Qul ler slammed a home run Into deep right. son of Kennith R. Slocum. Manager Don Bowen* lad* Nashville, was assigned to 19th never touched Pitcher Atkina* Engineer Battalion In Vietnam. July 25. Pvt. Slocum, a combat ville. and attended Maple Valley slants before or after that canto. . But want nee tarn tt. | High School. U.Jm.riX. hiu. "era-r. SPECIAL Take Home FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60‘ Michigan's Bart Detroit (Saturday Only) 5. Hanover 10c Deposit on Container* STATE FAIR Call Wl 5-34*1. REMODEL ■ COME IN - And let us show you how you can improve your home, and at the same time keep costs to minimum. No Money Down ADD-A-ROOM An addition to your home for use as a family room is a smart answer to the problem of living space. Free cost estimates. YOU CAN HAVE A NEW, MODERN In the last of the eighth. Eaton Rapid* scored when Doug Steven-' son singled, went to second on on error and came home on Kenny Miller's triple. Charlotte knocked Eaton Rapids out of the tourney with a 1-0 vtalory Friday night with BUI Gould hurling the victory, allowing four, hit*. Thursday night Charlotte de- Andersons Win General’s Cup On Gun Lake The J. D. Andersons of Grand Ledge finished far ahead ot the field tn the first running of the Generals* Cup Sailboat Champion­ ship Bunday on Gun Lake. The but only nine finished before the their spinnaker to run downwind on lhe second tag of the course. It wrs obvious that they would no’, be caught. The Andersons finished GARAGE IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A GARAGE OR ARE CALL FOR AN ' AT HOME" ESTIMATE ONE- MBERCO 123 sajttHBM a 'Mutfre STOP SERVICE Smith 40. Hodge*. Cooper "and Faster. 38. Tucker and Newell Turku! 26. McAllister 23. Pugh Z «• White Division: Peterson 32. Roberts 48. Sexton 47. Luble- 33. McMillan. Kinney, and Nor­ ris 32. Peldpauich 31. Steury 29. Bacon 28. Rohde 24. Boughton 21. Campbell 19. Miller 53. Stanley 45, Slack 42. Chenoweth and Booth 31. rencc 27. Belfield 25. Fnindsen kidding’ _ END of the SUMMER SEASON SpasrortgKT 175 DUAL CYCLE 90 SPORT CYCLE ROTARY VALVE ENGINE With OIL INJECTION and 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION ROTARY VALVES 4-SPEED MODEL «"n..»550°° Regularly M43?5 ssieS^yroo J Priced WS 50 SPORT CYCLE 60 SPORT CYCLE ROTARY VALVE 4-SPEED MODEL ROTARY VALVE . 4-SPEED MODEL REGULARLY u »370’5 Now IN NEED OF A NEW, LARGER ONE, WE CAN SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM—CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES. Hamaty 28. Gillespie 25. Morey 15. Green Dtvlrton: Clarke 44. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Lansing took Class C In a Flying Junior The prizes, special coffee mugs, were presented during re- ONE SO EASILY. FREE ESTIMATES. and Wood 12. IL Smith 31. Blair 'WIKinCx THERE IS NO NEED TO PUT UP WITH AN OLD,OUT DATED KITCHEN WHEN Tucker. B. Miller; Osgood. Pan­ fil. Newell. Hahn Front nine: Chenoweth. Wood. Keihl. McMillan; Booth. H. Smith. Snyder. Kinney: Irwin, Blair, Bennett, Norris; W. CronIngcr. Blm, Flora, Feidpausch; Lawrence, Burr, Bay. Bteury; Belfield. Gardner. Siegel, Bacon; Hamaty, Warner 51. Cove 47. taubaugh 42. Jacoba and Hubbell 37. Hol- Carpels belong in the kitchen Buzz Fazio on New Kalamazoo । of the lake, starting and flnUhlr-g off Hastings Point, Boats were divided Into three classes by length The Andersons In their Eseow won Class A and were first overall MODERN KITCHEN Player* In the Harting* Coun- ' try Club's Monday evening golf league will have a special event next week followed by a dinner to wind up the reason. Foursomes playing the back nine Include: Mathews. Ironside. Clarke. Pe­ terson; G. Miller. Warner, Rose. Roberts; Stanley. Cove, Christ­ ensen. Sexton: Stack. Laubaugh. A. Smith. Lublenlecki; Taylor, Jacobs. Hodges. Peurnch; Mont­ gomery. Hubbei. Cooper. E. Mill­ er: Ooodyiar. Hollister Foster, AUtrtcr. Boughton, and Guenth- er, Morey. Pugh. Campbell. The standing*: ,hcm apparently do their deer-slayiog mainly for kicks; Yery few need venison to assure them of where their next meal is coming from. Their night-time forays put no small losers are Mich Mich-­ drain on the state's deer herd. Other big loser* igan residents—sportsmen and tourists—who are robbed of sport and the enjoyment of seeing more whitetails in the woods. Collectively, poachers also "steal” thousands of dollars from northern businessmen who make their living from the hunting aod tourist attraction of deer. Conservation officers make an all-out effort to protect the interests af these people, but the poaching problem is bigger than they can cope with alone. Without the help of everyone who has a personal stake in the deer herd, poachers will Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your Wednesday night of last week.■ continue to cheat the public. Their violating mocks the kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKING Uie Piston Ring gang whipped law-abiding citizen with this question. ‘'What are you carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a Eaton Rapids, 7-3. with Figer and cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical Vem (Stub) Allerdlng sharing the going to do about it?” as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance pitching chorea In another extra­ and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. zoo team also includes Lou Gard, inning gome. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color j Gene Chapman and Charles Hua scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with hind to win. Eaton Rapids scored twice in the third and Bowers* sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No IS®. from Detroit lads tallied once in the same,■In■ crying over spilled milk or broken dishesl frame. Hastings tied tho score In.iDOlVllIlS 1 CQDl Btroh'*. Kalamaxoo Stroh's, with the seventh when Boa-era slammed 1 Buzz «U> « '"J double and moved around. buzz Fazio, former bowler with ... -<- <7 Wc3t Mlch. a double With ana oot. Stere Allerdlng the Bt Louto Fateteff. now llv- *“* arted the » W,^de foryotmtlf started the Harting. Hastings eighthefghth- ing UB617 KingrtrnryR-d. to a inlng rally with a single. Vern member of the new Kalamazoo a—™*** ««*• "■ Allcrdhig followed with another Stroh's team. Flve-t 1 m e AU - American enteA the National Five-Man Championship* (top team tour­ Phon« Wi 5-5118 ney in the country' and the 123 Weet State Street, Hotting* Stroh', team. Classic Division of the American Bowling Congress—both first for Rapids defeated Onondaga. 3-2 Onondaga defeated Lansing Strohs Wednesday, 9-3, with Lee Gibbs pitching. EASY BUDGET. TERMS 4 Every year> jn ]alc sulnmcr ao(J early fall, "The Big Hold up-> ta|te, piace jn many corners of Michigan as deer “ ,h' P'°wl i" ot Army Private Bruce H. Bar- totte lads got only one other single I off Fager. Boweis worked behind J ‘ Howard W. Barnum, 220 E. High the plate. Friday night the Hasting* Mfg. i Street, completed eight week* of aggregation dropped an extra­ 1 advanced Infantry training at inntag decision tn Wertz of Char­ lotte, 2-1. when Third Basiman oelved specialized instruction to Wertz singled, moved around on u small unit tactics and in firing fielder's choice and tame home such weapons as the M-14 rifle. | the M-60 machinegun and tho Hastings had tied the score tn 35-Inch rocket launcher. first and came home on Shannon Lydy's triple. He was left on the ' B & K Kpee* uero ' $01000 aJiy Yankee Spring* Cannon Society, wa* intended to arouse Interest Commodore Philip Mitchell. Al­ though there are over 60 sailboats argan imd racing a* on Gull Lake cocnpeUUon agreed to form a com­ mittee for regular racing next parson* should Safety Helmets mw Goodyear Brothers ------1-■ John _ Deere Sales & Service 124 ........... N. Jefferson wpumhis Ph. Wl 5-5052 ■ — �HAST1I ■r USED CAR "CLOSE-OUTS" volume of now 1966 Mor* stocked with many fine Used Can. All can ora 1965 OLDSMOBILE . . . Cutlass convertible with bucket seals. 4 speed transmis­ sion, power steering, radio, 442 option, new whitewall tires. Natlonwide advertising brings Buyers from Everywhere. Can you qualify? You must have ini­ tiative, excellent character (bondable), sales ability, be fi­ nancially responsible. Commis­ 1964 CORVAIB sion-volume opportunity for man, . . . Monxa coupe, 4 speed woman, couple or team That Can transmission, whitewalls, radio, Sell. Write today for informa­ white with blue vinyl interior. tion; STROUT REALTY. 7 South Dearborn. Chicago, Illinois 00001. 1963 OLDSMOBILE 8/25 . . . Starfire 2 door hardtop, power steering and brakes, bucket seals, console, radio, WANTED AT ONCE whitewalls, Ull steering wheel ThU U a local, one owner car Rawleigh dealer in N. Barry I and fully guaranteed. County or Hastings. Write IMS CADILLAC ... 4 door hardtop, spotless Inside and out. Full power and many extras. 12 months war­ ranty on this one owner beauty. Cyl. Stand. hit 1943 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes, ra­ dio, whitewalls. One owner car traded on a new Oldsmobile. INI OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 convertible, black with white top and matching interior, nicely ’ Dept. MC H 651 3 1M1 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic. Radio, heater. Bargain I I960 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Hard Top, PU11 Power. Radio. White Walls, Green metallic finish. 1964 FORD !i TON PICK-UP 8 ft, wide side box. One owner. Low mileage. Over 8 Transportation Specials from $75 to $195 NICE SELECTION OF OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR A BUDGET PRICED CAR. REAHM MOTOR SALES 201 N. Broadway ‘ Phone 945-3400 1965 CHEV. IMFALA • LINCOLN MERCURY I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan Phono 945-2479 1964 FORI) CUSTOM 5W 2 Dr. Automatic. 1962 Monxa CARDS OP THANKS • IN M IM ORI AMS—U pee word. NOTICE :■ X«. 3 to Ui.VUU*. of UUdloTlIIr, Sheet Metal Tryout (Experienced Preferred) Halting!, Mich. Monutoctoror'i 'Notional Honk Dolrolt. IlMroll. MlchUon. oiilfno* 616-945-9103 Press Operators Die-Setters Welders—Mig and Heliarc Steady Employment GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Start’s Wallpapar & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Apply in person at: Electro Chemical and Finishing 33 State St. Large qaanllty of Household Middlevilla. Michigan 9/25 Shade*, Ticking for Bed Pillows, etc. NOT ICES Education School Anyone wishing to donate time for tudedady on Fridays, please call Mra. Stanley Stauffer, Wl 5-5778. WALK UP AND-BAVEI^ 15, New '66 Mercuryx end LEGALS Comets Left '67 Prices Will Be Higher Helli condition of a certain mortrafo nada' tbo 13th day of March, IMS. eJa­ ck 1.4 by JXMKH H. RIXES and MAlUOItir. SIX XS. htuband and wife, co taorl<*«o’*. F4HMLK9 BTaYk UANK OP MIDDLEVILLE, a Mlehlaan bankleg corporation. M MOTORS • Lincoln Mercuxy It !■ Ordered that ob Bept-abei •. 19SS, el 10:00 A M., la lh« Pro­ bite Courtroom, Heetlnie, Mkhlgen. a he.rior be. held oa lhe I'eUtloe ol Frederick tUeler. aseceier. for II 4-Speed, radio, heater. Ph. 94S-2479 NEW FALL FARM BUREAU'S 1962 Rambler Station Wgn. 6 stick, red with rack on roof. Like new whitewalls. 1960 Oldsmobile FARM All the Above Can Specially Priced for Tbit Week! LARKE BUICK I and CHEVROLET Cosh Per T Used Farm Machinery Analysis Delivered 0-20-20 __________ $60.65 5-10-30 ________ $66j05 5-ZO-2O ______ J__$7O.7O A-l Shape. —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. —Case 13 Hole Grain Drill on Rubber. —IH.C. 16 Hole Grain Drill "on Rubber. —Case 85 Spreader. Almost like M-37 South new! —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Mowers and Conditioners —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. FARM BUREAU SERVICES 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2426 WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber (tamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-llne ■tamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for ♦225. ThU includes, postage and sales Ux. Burpee’s Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet for only 8685. Hasting* Floor Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ tings. Phone Wl 5-8118. if •IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over­ size prints. tf CHESTER B. SIEM INC. would like to buy your land If it has a good stand of Hard Maple or Old Oak trees on It. Let us buy your wood-lot mid save it for future generations. Homer Becker, Rl, Hastings, Ph. 945­ 5746. • 10/20 WANTED — Shopper Shows inc ' need toy demonstrators in this area Immediately. Write Orpha Stiffler, Mulliken. Michigan. 9/29 PEACHES—Fairhavens week of Aug. 28: Rlchhavens and Kaihavens following. Paul Wittenbach. Clarksville, Phone 642­ 2850 Saranac. 0'1 LARGE MIRROR — 31" x 39":' 9 x 12 rug: Living room chair' with stool; Lawn Sweeper, 1 imitation black Persian Lamb coat; 1 purple coat, trimmed with gray Persian Lamb: 517 N. Congress St.. Hastlng^.ph. 945-9556. 8'1 ★ Wanted to Buy 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ rage in or near Hastings. Call 623-2718 Delton. tf ★ Work Wanted HANDY-MAN would like odd LINOTYPE OPERATOR — For Jobs of any kind. Call RO 5­ publication work in modem M31. tf air - conditioned commercial WANTED—Baby silting or dish plant. Permanent, steady work. washing and assistant cook in 40 hour week, *335 per hour WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU local restaurant, day work pre­ VALUE IS LOST, make use of for qualified man plus fully ferred ."except Sunday. Call Wl paid hospital and life Insur­ the most likely means of get­ 5-5386 any forenoon between ting It back. Dial Wl 5-3481 at ance. Wellman Press, Inc., 8 and 11 or call at 603 W. Slate Lansing. Phone 517 484-5403. once and say "Banner ClaasiSt. ~~8/25 fled Adtaker.■ PUs*S« Hooting* PuhilMhun Philip If. MUchell. Probate Jud« Dated: Autu.t 10, 19(6 David A. Dimmtra Wl 5-2223 8/25 Heating - Plumbing GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jellerscn Wl 5-2425 Mr. ModBe at Minn. Woolen. STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT —Francisco Farm Sup­ 218-722-265$: 8 25 per hundred. Order now and ply, M37 60. 845-3150. U pay after Sept. I. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek. A Fof Sale—Mlicollanoeua A Notice* WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. PRICES IMPLEMENTS 6-24-12 __________ $71.15 4, Dr. Hardtop; Super 88. —IH.C. 460 Tractor. Like new! 8-32-16 __________ $88.35 tower steering & brakes. —1946 John Deere B Tractor. 12-12-12 __________ $65.90 Starter and lights. Local car—55,000 miles. —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor' Wheat Starter Special 1960 Falcon with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. Per Toe. . . . $94.45 2 Dr.; radio, stick. Priced —Case Flail Chopper. to sell! —John Deere 1$ ft. Drag. Acre or Rent Our Spreader 1958 Chevrolet Sedan —1949 John Deere A Tractor. Real good transportation. —Fortl^MaJor Diesel Tractor In 6 automatic, radio. 1M7 CALENDARS — Wide varl- FERTILIZER 1962 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr.; 6 stick. Like new tires. ★ MiBcollaneoee MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PARTY PLAN MANAGER — and make money doing It. Full Oroundfloor opportunity for or part time opportunity for experienced party plan person INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ ambitious woman to assist me Rapid advancement Beautiful TLED GABI Bee Carl A Betty* in my beauty counsellor teach­ clothing at value prices, from Appliance* before you buy I ing service. Free Facial. For Fashion Wagon of Minnesota They Sell—They Install—They appointment call Nellie Balmer Woolen. Openings for sales­ 845-5944 or 845-9155. tf people, party plan and direct. CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES— Pick your own or ready picked any day. Excellent picking. Incentive increases. Write Box SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom North of Belding 3 miles on 1019, Hastings Banner. 9/8 rifle made by McCord's of M-91. Bird Blueberry- Planta­ Ionia. Will shoot a 2* group al tion. Phone 794-0348. 8/8 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac­ Ar Help Wanted tion, Yeager barrel and trigger, Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable scope, peepsight in mount, full monte carlo hand rubbed stock, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — P.O. 171. Hasting* Telephone allng with quick detach, swivels Wl 5-4954 Meetings every PLUS, complete handloadlng Monday. 8 pm. U equip, for above. Echo pres*,’ 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, .powders, primers and loaded A Wanted shells, etc. Rifle value. 8300.00 _ _____________________________ — loading equipment *70.00.1 WANT A RIDE—To Battle Creek Will sell complete for only1 from Maple Grove. Grove, to 5 pm. *250.00, Call 945-3884 after 6 5 days a week. Call after 5:30. Hundred KifbV SJH.H) Hollon 1961 RAMBLER 8TA. WGN. Standard. 8/25 17104876 grain, fertilizer and coal, truck it Far Rent^-Real Iitata driving, and general all-around work. Steady employment, paid holidays, and other benefits. FOR SALE—A large upholstered chair and a new braided rug. ELECTRIC Razor* repalredMrs. Rose Engle. 234 E. ColBpedal — Your razor cleaned, lubricated and aharpened, only Datad: AnguaB 13, 10«<l. $136. Service and satisfaction Philip. 11. Mltchall. Judr. of Proguaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 S. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexall's fast permanent. Jefferson, Hastings. tf Regular 82.00—Now I IDO. No pre-shampoo —No after odor. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. in aluminum, steel or wood ■ash. Burkey Auto Olaaa A ONE USED JACOBSON RID­ ■on. Hasting*. ING LAWN MOWER, one used Reo riding mower, and one used Lawn Boy riding lawn EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' mower. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ and men's clothing. Phone Wl 6-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. ware. 8/25 Tailor Shop. tf WHEELER MARINE SALES & SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boat*. Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-60 In Nashville. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf ★ Business Opportunities 10'. x 52 EXPANDO MOBILE HOME—Take over payments. SALES REPRESENTATIVE— Call Lansing IV-53905 Collect. Nationally known leader in its field has vacancy. No travel TABLE P?_?ER — For picnics, Age 25 and over. Group Insur­ family reunions, lots of uses ance Plan. Lifetime Income 40' by 300' 13.50 at The Ban­ after 20 years. Two years pro­ ner office. tf fessional training. Salary plus TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 1961 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. Right of way on Bauble Lake No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. PRICED TO SELL. Phone: 1-266-5282, Irons, Michigan. tf ■A Help Wanted—Women 1320 N. Mkhlgae 1963 MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard. Freeport. Mich. Currently equipped as automotive garage. Very liberal terms. Call R. L. DISPLAY CLAS31FIID —$1.25 per lack fee slagle foertim. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN RED TAG SPECIALS! Classified Paragraphs for Twenty Wonk. BOX Nl ‘•bl Call SMILEY BUILDINGS ' 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Radio, white walls. Beautiful black finish. ■ •* «^y Die-Makers PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan 8'25 BARRY'S SERVICE MINIMUM RATI—50c Quality structures bnltt experienced crews. Freeport, III. Excellent Fringe Benefits er steering, heater. Actual 1964 CADILLAC , 43JOOO miles. One owner. . . . Fleetwood 60 apeci al, loaded with extras including 1941 PONTIAC CATALINA air conditioning, original fac­ 4 Dr. H.Top, Auto. Power steer. tory finish and has new white­ wall tires. Low mileage. ii it SMIL1Y POST-BUILDINGS RAWLEIGH Automa- 1962 PONTIAC ... Grand Prix 2 door hardtop, sharp red and white tutone with black vinyl Interior, new whitewall tire*. Look thia one 1 Dr. Hardtop. V8 automatic, over. ■ i HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 Real Estate Opportunity CAN YOU SELL? Your own full - time business, Real Estate, right in thia area. 1845 BUICK National company, established In . . . Electra 235 hardtop sedan, IMO, largest in its field. (Unllfun power, air conditioning, vinyl roof. many other extras. instruction given In all phase* of New car condition at big sav- your operation — from Start to Success. All advertising, all signs, SALE ■— w. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HILP WANTED ........ _ , Wl 5-5052 _______ 8'23 NOTICE Savvies Naw • Remodel • Repair WELTON'S 305 S. Chart* CANVAS TARPS BW** I Wl 5-5352 ' tt S17 *• 16x20 $3.47 up WINICK'S >M X. bM*. Wl 1.IIU •UT U. S. SAVINGS BONDS HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 �Card of Thanks In Memoriam CARD OF THINKS Wo wish to extend our heart­ felt thanks and appreelalloo for Cloverdale-Hope Calendar of James Springer and family and rived home Monday from Fort' tUa. Va, wixere he graduated from supply and transport acbool Lockjaw Shots J baa grapfif- la still Blough Monday Marilyn and John Woodman. her trailer bi Morgan Milla Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough and home on Sunday to pick up tlielr children attended the Bites ptcdaughter, Debbie, and left Karen Firing BquAd, Father Dennis P. Members are invited to acuplture Smith Funeral Home. Mrs. Dennis Keller and Jimmy day lunch guest of Mrs. Mabel and Mr. and Mra. John Deforest i and daughter, Mary Beth, of the Jolly Workers Club at the observed. “It la especially ImMartin were uteo Sunday guests GOLF TOURNAMENT An League Championship golf loumxmtot will be held at the River Bend Golf Course. Sunday, Mrs. Dwight Ororer. ur„eg Residents tetaaua (kxfcjner) ABT 8EMIDNS Public Notice: Arttete’ work­ shop la offering Saturday morn- Janet, Patricia and* Kathleen, I sh~" fc. Gene Thaler la spending । & *<voaw/aaao 0-day leave with his hla parente, parents, ;J rp WT jr ffTT nock Hospital * Mra. Marrin a 10-day Mr. and Mra. Howar Howard d T Thaler* haler* IQ fQ KCCD UD (Ji Peake ia ‘at home recuperating from his duties In Washington, 1 1 CHICKEN BARBECUE The Woodland Lions Club is sympathy, memorials Uful floral offorfnta ' Freeport By Mn, Stophtn Otfood i and family were Sunday visitors Clarksville spent Monday with . when they reach school age. and THE 1967 DODGE CHARGER features new fender-nxNBtcd turn signal indicators Isabell. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Welton as an exterior change, and has an improved, console-free rear seating area, along with hole Men's Open Championship Brooks visited Mra. Vreta Grifan optional front seat fixed center cushion and fold-down arm rest to make room for a thanks end appreciation to all tournament will be held Satur­ feth of Middleville Sunday. * Mrs. Harold Rader of Belding outdoor ocuvlty.' our relatives, friends and neigh­ third passenger in the front. 1 day and Sunday. Sept. 10-11. Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Tom Doctor HeuMl bors for the many acts of kind­ their daughter and family, Mr. Vandennale Vnjirtermnte visited vlAitjvt Mra. Mrw MariMuri, . adults rut ill Ln to tn check chn*k their tetanus ness, for the beautiful floral । dren. He has a aclxilarahlp scholarahlp and niially since 1962. Their first re- ___ and_____ Mrs.______ Vance___________ Hamilton___ at FALL BUMMAGE BALE offerings. Masses and messages I wiU enter Boston Seminary this tnilon was held in 1940, the 25th their new home in Holt. Mich., anne Kooinana of Grand f^apids Immunization. Pall Rummage Bale, Sept. 16 ­ of Sympathy shown us in Uie "Although a person may have n , , I Fall * Mr. ftnd Mra. Richard rftnlversary of the class and most "" n — 1 Viindcnnaio visited Qrcnwltch had tile basic inoculations, it is loss of our daughter, sister and 17. Pariah House, sponsored by By Mrt. Mary Jackion | aild fttmuy j,ook their Village at Dearborn, Monday. * the Hastings BPW Club. of the group have attended all grandparents to spend tho week. * *—“ ”•* nephew. Mik® Reyff, to Kalama­ special thanks to Father David Dr. Richard Dean left his zoo Sunday to meet his parents, reunions. There were 45 In the spent last Wednesday and Hawley. freshman class with 20 of those Crwdlu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes Thursday with her parents * are not up-to-date, immunity graduating. Mrs. Mysel Rush and Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Keeler ™ -—.j. until it Mr. and Mrs. William Main together in kindergarten, with four wears down completely." Suxanne Woodmansee The health director explainMra. Dean and their three chil- ter spending their vacation in not attending tiie reunion. Willard Mr. add Mrs. Howard McManus Wa]lunaa Pote Wajium^ dren will remain in their home Canada and Northern Michigan. and Pearl Carter were appointed | saltenti Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holmes Mr. and Mra. Marvin Davis Ladles bi. committee as cununniee for lor 1967. iwi. The me offleers omcers . The ~.McCallum --------- ,— ------ Aid , . Is ~ accompanied tlxm Friday to vu the munity, and tetanus anil-toxin "lannirur im lce 1C», cream ermm social arw-inl nn 1 tat Barber of Newberry enjoyed ciclku Mra. Gertrude Burns eiectcd m tn ifmj IMO were again rere- P lannln were asa:n ,« — — ----- ---------- on home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wai- serum, for resisUng Infection -.—.-j They ... ... .In Thursday evrmlncr at Ihn xr<-. r -r-u—. _n elected have continued “c’ i.-.. ville. ★ Don Stauffer, son of Mr. glad to learn Mrs. Ida fWInnry, ottke since their original election Callum school house. ★ The tended the funeral of tiieir uncle, J IN MEMO RIAM produced and distributed by Mrs Dan iRuUn PeterUr U ^^um WMA will meet Tureand Mra. Don Stauffer of Grand In loving memoy of our dear on Saturday. the Michigan Department ol Rapids, a graduate of WMU, Hospital a short time ago. la presldent and Mra. Homer (Opal! '*BV husband, father and grandfather. »’*'• —*~ tills Spring, lias been counx-tor Charlee VaixOen, who passed baby cloches for tho mission. OBDEB APPOINTING TIME FOB at a Camp ManUawan for Classmates attended from Six Pete WaUunas family, returned manily up al all Umea ■BJUUXO CLAIMS handicapped children. He is Lakes. Detroit, Lansing, Ann Arto Detroit Wednesday with Mr. Tetanus spore® which proThe world may change from family went Saturday after anlie will teach in the Upjohn Our Uvea from day to day, School for handicapped children But the love and memories ADMITTAUCIIB Many enjoyed the Middleville of Mr. and Mra, Charles Cox, CALEDONIA Eunn. L. 1 rootn. u»> Will never fade away. hrMt I. u Hn„. tactonco. pLaygrounus. and alCommunity Band. Concert Friday returned home with them. * The CLAjfk8VH.LE — Binary SiVh m0Bt anywhere else you could By Mri. Richard Clark Badly missed by hie wife. Win­ ba hvld •« night. The Community Band of MlddteVllio Youth Council drawith ills irrandmothcr. Mn< El-:___ __ _ ....______ . _ . nie; and children, Mr. and Mra. SO pieces was under the dlrecai, an<. st. Fred Geiger, Jr. and family and DELTON—Cnii.ll Monica Ml. sentod a program Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowley and evening at the girl's gym. The family reunion at Lhe Leo Henfamily. Handicraft group also had an derahot home on Sunday. Aug. then dirt, cloth or other foreign Mra. William Sweet left 8atur- exhibit. Ono hundred children 28. Potluck dinner at noon. * Wlcland. Justin Emery is reported to be family of Clio for the East. They purtunlty. One hundred boys en- improving after recent surgery at OBAKD LEDOE HlUty. S3, I explained. Joyed tho Little League. These Pennock Hospital. We wish him aBAjJb1 BAPID1 "Deep puncture-type wounds will visit Maine, New Hampshire, are excellent way* to keep our a speedy recovery. * Thursday rtraidCATIOir OBDEB j young people occupied In worth- ; callers ot Mr. and Mra. Dick — are rapcclally dangerous. If the Vermont and other places. were 1^. Mr. — and ■ while projccte. iI Clark zrz^z — Mra. Marvin ../.’Si-*?; By Mrt. Donald Proejrock |cut is deep and narrow, the Swart of Grand Rjinlrb: * On u Irving Lute has sold his Yan- 8wart Grand Raplda. A On 84 Haitiaci Wl 5-4749 Kcrm» eniw the body and County Airport Miss Christine The Jeff FcUcra had luxite Q^Wy ’ multiply. Those puncI Hanrlaon boarded the plane for koe Springs Hardware store at Sunday the Clarks attended n PVBUOATIOH OBDEB Kurata tert week from Cedar lure wound» are the moM risky her new school duties in one of Gun Lake to. Chari® Jones and family dinner at the home of ^Pids, Iowa. On Sunday the to Norman Hodgson of Lansing. *! Gerald Clarks of Stoney Fcik-ra and gurolz; attended a bifecUon can come from even many. Relatives were there to Estlu-r May Hubbard, who liad 11,01,11 1,1 honor of Dick's ncpla-w. been in Pennock Hospital, has Uouglas Huhn, of Portland, who gathering in Tekonsha to honor or been moved to St. Mary's Has-'Wl11 ;,oon be leaving for the] a thorn-scratch." Mrs. Feilerk broilas-a birthday. a Dr. Ileuslla mid that the pital in Grand Rapids. She baalA™^'430 M. Coagr.u, Patricia Crladtr, A The Lawrence Quick family a damaged vertebra caused.by a Mrs. Phillip Knott of Hawaii jpent Friday and Saturday in BU B. Bestca. Banha ArmbroaUr. I nil. * Past Matron's Club will (Marloon RagLai visited h-r 305 E Mil. Orlto L. BlcXsaU. 5rt1 northern Michigan and brought end with their daughter and meet Friday. Aug. M, with Mr.1 aunt and grandfatijer, Leo and 1 their daughter, Roxanne, home -- tx------ --------------- — Darotha Cummings, on Wednesfamily, Mr. and Mra. Vinal Tabor o~4 wun mon wno naa wen auena- _ . ..------------------ . *■ . Stimson Road. ing a church camp near Boyne «. . .. . —. . — . .. . I illness. With thl< I.**. <n. lAFayetie of Lake Orion arrived Middleville churches will hold a week of Evangelistic services family from Texas are visiting ■ Irhlgan Philip II. Mil his brother. Merle, and other * ** difn1304',, Jordan Lahr, Ana. __ ... ........ . ... . ... . . cult, and In manv cvmm Sunday they enjoyed dinner at 18. There will be an Evangelist inenns m uua area. * wcuncs™ —' —— • PhyUl. Dietrick. 1017 Sixth PUBLICATION OBDEB the Landlubber Inn and toured I —, ... day evening U»e OrvUlc Babcocks i 6lW0 “> cum iwrc from tho iicadquarters at By Ruth Peterman the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary and ■ micHioam centdb Nashville, Tenn. He comes very entertained ncigiibura by show..._ . — ... <« Monday they attended the middle^lle^% i Ing their colored slides taken and Ru35*!* Belfield. highly recommended. : I during the recent visit to Europe. ^i°nl?a^5d b<n "Ij9s,y’" Wad" Mr. and Mra. Leo Mapes of funeral of Mr. and Mra. Edwin' Bty*n Martin, bi. ’ Mr. and Mra. BasU Linderman r’l!‘ e',iPSn-’/Pen!' Reynolds at Caledonia. | «■>"•=«»- B ' • . | _ KalU Gordon. 70i of Hartford visited Mra. Wcatey Mond“>. al Bunce mut ImLgrne Peurev Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schantz An*. 19; OeraM B: HUI« ot Hkhloa. Th. a *»„ is. i Rush. A The 1823rd Quartermaster and family and Ron Larabce J“**T 2 Court for th. Chanty ot Harn been working there this Summer, In th. Mxllrr .( th. K spent Sunday at lhe Long Lake kabhviijx — B«t returned home with them. H.rlh* U W.rnrr, IImmhJ. cottage ot Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Aa(. is; Bo»aB«iu Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Schantz. ran. -'‘*- Bt - Wull ‘ IKK.IKI. Belson entertained her brother Brog at Gun Inke. A Bob Potts I Rtmduv and tniMti rmn, and family. Mr. and Mra. Ken­ I unlay at the basement of the neth Steele of Woodland, to cele­ 1 ' m WWkH IOWo' IlllnoU ttnd Michigan. Michigan's public and nonend wltn with hLs his narenu parents. Mr. and brate Xfrs. Steele's birthday. Au. SO. The Lakeside Barracks and publlc schools employed more PLA1NWEI ■ memberr, will display projects Mra Ray Potta. and was guest Rev. and Mrs. Paul Deal, than 90.000 teachers and otlwr ' ■ they have completed tills Sum­ Danny and David of Benton soloist at the Methodist Sunday; Auxiliary will hold Uielr annual administrative and profc.Mon.il -Alka mer. The public la invited. morning service. ★ John Potts picnic at the farm home of Har­ personnel during the 1965-66 I Harbor were Saturday dinner old and Florence Ritter. Saturday. guests of her folks, lhe Clayton Aug. 27 with a potluck picnic at | Pb...F — USE BANNER WANT ADS! I Jorrardx. visitors recently of hlx porente, PUBLICATION OBDBB ..... ■ n_______________1 . 8 pun. Bring own table service. itchard J. Badtoa dish to pass, card table and fold______________________ l»f*l;a Bataan Jim Poihemus Is having alu­ ing chairs, a Ronnie Shoemaker. ~ minum siding put on their home. * Mra Bud Young (nee Phyllisi Dan Hickey and so'n. mS*^ took Flnkbclner) has been chosen by’ the excursion to Detroit Sunday 11R.DEF. OT 1‘UBI.ICATlOli the College Life Insurance Co. MEN'S OPEN GOLF TOURNEY CARD OF THANKS Mitfilleville Sit, Pennock Hospital Hendershot & Vicinity LEGALS Dowling Lake Odessa S?S "We're As Near As Your Telephone" Llbbl. 1 14.541. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE French Lick near Indianapolis, Ind., this week. Free airplane Pontiac spent the weekend with * transportaUon and hotel resc.-- Mrs. Maysel Rush and the Floyd Baxter*. A Mr. and Mra. Clyde and Mra. Oscar Flnkbclner will Klotz of Lansing were Sunday vlslgo Saturday to pick up her four tors of Mr. and Mra. Harley children to stay with them while* Stadel. A The West Odessa Mu'slonary Service meets all day Mra Oscar Flnkbdner held a, Thursday, Sept. I. at the home Gift Show at their cottage at ,Luc11*' Walter A^lianc* & General Repair Barlow Lake Thursday. Many with potluck dinner. A Mra. Myra ______________________ took advantage of this show. She Smith and Mra.. Rceta Sherman Visited Mr*. Ruth Geiger, a patheir home In Middleville later. ★ ^®.^We'A'We* Nureln8 WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Mr. and Mra. Oscar Flnkbclner attended the 40th anniversary of their friends. Mr, and Mrs. Ed of hay on the Ed Eldridge farm Baker. aL Cass City. Sunday. * on Ainsworth Road was destroyed St. Phone Wl 5-5316. Guests of Mrs. Lucy Bowen re­ when fire was discovered last cently were her daughter and Sunday morning, without a known family. Mr. and Mrs William Smith of LaFayettc. Ind., and started sometime ago and smol- CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM then BUI and girl friend and an­ dcred until Sunday when Uie AND CARPET REPAIR —Hatother son. Philip Smith, of Fort smoke was noticed. The Lake tings Floor Covering, 123 W. Knox, Ky. Odessa firemen with trucks were State. Wl 5-5118. Mr. and Mra. Harry Balsch on standby and also with tanks and their friends. Mr. and Mra Waiter Biggs of Battle Creek, other assistance they were able to I • left Saturday on a camping trip pull all lhe burning hay out then WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— to the Northern Peninsula. * take to field to burn. * Guaranteed workmamhip. Alvo Elmer Brown and his mother, The Lakewood Marching Band Mrs Maggie Brown of Grand Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Rapids, attended the Brog ib- campus working on music and W. Slate St. unlon at Murph.Va Point Sat- marching patterns to be used In the Fall marching season. There1 • fej j ■ r • Clip Thia Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Mlrhlfin, '"pubUratiaa ud bind "ioa. is. ioe« Philip H. MUrh.ll, Judr USE BANNER WANT AD8! Business Directory Automobile & Machinery Repair KEY^ DUPLICATED while you LYON5 SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Initallation, Dry Well. Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. State PumP'ng «$24.00 for Ur at Jefferson. 1.000 gah.I. Call 945-5482. COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Concrete Products ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. reau Service*. M37 So., Wl 5­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the 2223. Phone Wl 5-2123. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND parts and supplies. McCulloch ICE—24 hour Service (black AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. and white). Jacobs Prescription Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery Miscellaneous ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch Wl 5-5176. rods. Installation and Hanging. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Bcverwyk's Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON All MAKES of treeAT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ parente atlcndlng the band clinic. GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All W. Mill. TER ★ The ground ta broken and foun-; waxlwrs, dryen and unall home tors, machinery and chain saws In our pew building at 124 N. C"' M5 a”' 221 W. Mill. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ Slrtet, comer of Third Street. The j ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone Wl Lakewood Lumber Company has .. ized engraving of all kind*. Gil­ ti»e contract to erect the building VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR5-5052. more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., 2fruand Verno° Klmgnun TERS—Service, part!, henev and Phone 945-5316. being painted by Leater Curtis. -. . —. U..... w MEtUUg in the Stanley Johnson grocery stare. A Mr. and Mra. Verne Uctka and Mlu Winnie Uctka were luncheon guests of Rev. MIMOAIAL monumintb and Mrs Kenneth GranquM or DISTINCTION and family in Grand Rapid* Tuesday. Rev. Granqulst ia the Lavronca Brofhon Hoover Sales and Service. Steury SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Pastor of Aaoenaton Lutheran, Kllngmon reunion Aug. 14. at Businou Service* Offered UaUOsarie* Church on 44th Street. Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. SERVICE—315 S. Hanover, Adrian. * Wendell Axplin of UELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — ka*. r*ta Wl l-IOU—Wl 5-5011 945-3862. Fra. mhoqi for one fayetle, Ind., spent the wekend Repair and new work. Fixtures year on Sctchall-Carixon Color. M«m Wl 5-4100 . with hla parente. Rev. and Mn and supplies. Kelley Electric ■OBKBT W. STACK. Owner Uctka and Mixa Winnie Lictka, Glen A«plin. * Robert and Frank LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au- PUMP SERVICE—Sla-Rlie Water Service. 524 Middleville Rd., dinner Thursday at Gulll Curran of Grand Rapids spent ■ thortzvd Dealer for Wheel Horan Hoti Uta M* PUm Wl 5-JV71 enjoyed Systems. Sold, in.tallcd, serviced. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ Harbor Inn iy»r Richland, cele­ overnight Saturday at the Dan Phone Wl 512700 after 5 pjn., Slate Farm Inaurance ERS REPAIRED—-Central Radio Lmtfis Electric,, Cloverdale 623­ brating Mra. Uctka'a birthday. * Hickey Kune with Frank ramalnHastings. E. L. Carpenter Hardware. 5381. . ing to visit hi* grandparents AUTO — MRI family arrived Friday tn his parThe Lake Odessa High Sclwoi BONDS enta, Rev. and, Mra. Jason Stecre. Class of 101S held a reunion at m—— ------ School, 8alHe and his wife returned SaturSwanson Inauranoo NB, M01 13 IM i. MMH*a Ave. polntmcnt but returned the midMbe Wl IJMI-ta Wl S-ntl group gathers SHERWOOD-STACK Aganey for INSURANCE All Form* of Iniuronc* and Bondi JIRIlY ANbKUS Call 945-5481 If You Would Like to bo Lilted in rkWlSUMI HaIMKk. Thii Weekly Service and Repair Guido �» USED CAR CLOSE-OUTS' SALE volume of new 1966 Mer- stocked with many fine CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HHP WAHI1D Real Estate Opportunity CAN YOU SILL? Your own full - time business, Rea! Estate, right In this area. 1965 BUICK National company, established in . . . Electra 225 hardtop sedan. 1900. largest in Ito field. (Unli­ censed?—write us). Training and vinyl roof, many other extras. your operation — from Start to Success. All advertising, all signs, forma. supplies are furnished. IMS OLDSMOBILE Nationwide advertising brine a . . . Cutlass convertible with Buyers from Everywhere. Con bucket seats, 4 speed transmis­ you qualify? You must have Ini­ sion. power steering, radio, 442 tiative. excellent character option, new whitewall tire*. (bondable), sales ability, be fi­ nancially responsible. Commis­ 19*4 COBVAIB sion-volume opportunity for man, . . . Monza coupe, 4 speed woman, couple or team That Can transmission, whitewall*, radio, Sell. Write today for informa­ white with blue vinyl interior. tion, STROUT REALTY. 7 South Dearborn. Chicago, Illinois 90603 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Startire 2 door hardtop, power steering and brakes, bucket seals, console, radio, WANTED AT ONCE whitewalls, tilt steering wheel. raphs HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATI—50c for Twenty Word.. CASH CATS—tH. M, «*C w*b ■-■■■ rf S«c O. a* h( __ LA A— A.. - t_ A.IIU_1_. J.A. -4 - 1966 CHEVKLLE —Super Sport, 283. new tires, tn excellent shape. Phone WU-8174. 8/25 Good working conditions end benefits. Apply Larke Buick and Chevrolet, 1435 8. Han- REAL BUY—On a Mobile Home. Call TV 5-3906 Lansing collect 9/15 BUILDING 44 x 120' located tn Freeport, Mich. Currently equipped a* automotive garage. WE ARE EXPANDING IN THIS large lots. Garage with base­ AREA —We need men and ment Bath with shower. women from all walks of life. Right of way on Bauble Lake Several poclUonu open. AU In­ No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. quiring strictly confidential. PRICED TO BELL. Phone: Bend resume to: Adams and 1-266-5382, Irons, Michigan, tf* Adam* Assoc., A. R. Klpen, R1 Lake Odessa. Mich. 8/25 2-BEDROOM HOME-Very nice location. Access to Middle INSURANCE REPORTER—Man desired to handle occasional reports within the county, PreIODERN 3-bedroom brick home vellng this area, having a on N. Michigan Ave. Excellent Polaroid camera. Write P. O. condition. Will trade for other Box 713. Royal Oak, Michigan. property. Call Wl 6-4974 or SY 5-3186 for appointment. tf CARDS OF THANKS » IN MIMORIAMS— 2c per word. Rawleigh dealer in N. Barry and fully guaranteed. NCIICFj HELP WANTED—To work with County or Hastings. Write 1963 CADILLAC grain, fertilizer and coal, truck SMILEY POST-BUILDINGS ’*£. ... 4 door hardtop, spotless RAWLEIGH driving, and general all-around Inside and out. Full power and work. Steady employment, paid Dept. MC H 651 3 holidays, and other benefits. Quality structures built by rooty on thia one owner beauty. Contact Flnkbclner Elevators, Freeport, III. experienced erttra. Middleville, SY6-3714 0/1 1962 PONTIAC Any size, any shape, .. . Grand Prix 2 door hardtop, •fa Help Wanted—Women it BusIntM Sarvlcaa • any purpose­ (Utarp red and white tntone with black vinyl interior, new whitewall tire*. Look this one Call SMILEY BUILDINGS i Manufacturer's National Bank of MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL PARTY PLAN MANAGER — Die-Mokers 1 Dr. Hardtop. V8 automatic, Bairoil. Detroit, Michigan, aaaifhM of and make money doing It. Full Groundfloor opportunity for (ho Mortraoa. or part time opportunity for . Robert J. MacMkhaal, Attorney experienced party plan person. Halting!, Mich, Sheet Metal Tryout 1963 OLDSMOBILE t.’.i’S I’cr.iiliMU iluilJInc ambitious woman to assist me Rapid advancement. Beautiful (Experienced Preferred) Detroit, Michigan 4**28 11/1 . . . Dynamic 88 4 door sedan. in my beauty counsellor teach­ clothing at value prices, from 616-945-9103 Cyl. Stand. ing service. Free’ Facial. For Fashion Wagon of Minnesota Press Operators dio, whitewall*. One owner car appointment call Nellie Balmer Woolen. Openings for sales­ 945-6944 or 945-9165. tf people. party plan and direct. Die-Setters For detail*, call COLLECT to 1941 OLDSMOBILE 1967 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ Mr. Moo8e at Minn. Woolen. Welders — Mig and Heliarc . . . Dynamic 88 convertible, ety of prices starting at 4896 218-722-2656. 8 25 black with white top and per hundred. Order now and Steady Employment matching interior, nicely pay after Sept 1. Also book et»esu>r. equipped including power steer matches. Call: Battle Creek, 1962 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Excellent Fringe Benefits WO 8-0159 collect after 6 pm. UM MERCURY MONTEREY GO CLASSIFIED GOOD AS NEW STORE Ovtr Stan's Wallpaper & Paint Storo Apply in person at: 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr. H.Top. Auto. Power steer. 1941 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic. Radio, heater. Bargain! I960 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Hard Top, Full Power, Radio, White Walls, Green metallic finish. 1964 FORD H TON PICK-UP Over 8 Transportation Specials from $75 to $195 loaded with extra* including air conditioning, original fac­ tory finish and has new white­ wall tires. Low mileage, NICE SELECTION OF OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR A BUDGET PRICED CAB. REAHM MOTOR SALES 201 N. Broadway ’ Phone 945-3400 • MERCURY I.H. TRUCKS 1965 CHEV. IMPALA 2 Dr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Radio, white walls. Beautiful black finish. 1320 N. Michigan RED TAG SPECIALS! 1962 Monxa 4-Speed, radio, heater. 33 State St. FARM 1960 Oldsmobile 15, Comets Left •67 Price* Will Be Higher "lotuf. /lelli • Lincoln Mcrcuay Ph. 945-2479 Specially Priced for This Weak! «... —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. —Case 13 Hole Grain Drill on Rubber. —IJI.C. 16 Hole Grain Drill "on Rubber. LARKE BUICK *M CHEVROLET GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 NOTICE CANVAS TARPS 5«T <• l«x20 53.47 up WINICK'S IN K UMU** Wl HIM m S-rtit. l.l.i the I’rnbale Mkhlsan, ai die Itariitre of Counlj. Mlrhlr«n._ Dole.1 August ICth. IU*fi Philip II. Mitchell. Jud R*rhard J. Hud.on Hirer! A Hud.on 103 West Htate Ntrret Ila.tin*.. Mlchiran ■S-UBLIOATIOH OBDEB. 8Ulr ot MhhlfAii. 1 ★ Miscellaneous INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GABI Bee Carl 3c Betty's Appliances before you buy I They Bell—They Install—They South. STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — Francisco Fann Sup­ ply, M37 So. 845-3150. U * Notices FOR BALE—A large upholstered WHY NOT LET UB MAKE you chair and a new- braided rug. ELECTRIC Razors repaired— a rubber stamp with your new Mrs. Rose Engle. 234 E. ColSpecial —Your razor cleaned, ZIP Code number. Three-line lubricated and sharpened, only stamp with your name, ad­ 4135. Service and satisfaction dress and ZIP number for guaranteed. I.-ipo Drug, 118 8. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR 42.25. This includes, postage —Use Rexall's fast permanent. Jefferson, Htstipgs. tf and sales tax. Burpee’s Spec­ Regular 42.00-Now 41.00. No ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich, pre-shampoo — No alter odor. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED 49046. tf Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. in aluminum, steel or'wood CARPET CLEANING IS EASY sash. Burkey Auto Glaze A with Host New Electric UpRadiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ ONE USED JACOBSON RID­ Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ son, Hastings. tf ING LAWN MOWER, one used work. Clean 180 square feet Reo riding mower, and one for only 4695. Hastings Floor used Lawn Boy riding lawn EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ mower. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ and men's clothing. PhomuWI tings. Phone Wl 6-5118. tf 5-6714, 5604 Gun Lake Rd. ware. 8/25 Tailor Shop. tf ITS JACOBS PHARMACY WHEELER MARINE BALES & FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE — Mercury outboard TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE! No charge for over­ motors. New and used boats. SERVICE—Phone 945-8187. size prints. tf Flote Boats. Trailer* and ac­ • 8/25 cessories. M-66 in Nashville. CHESTER B. STEM INC. would OL 3-2861 or OL 3-6074. tf like to buy your land if it has ★ Business Opportunities a good stand of Hard Maple or 10" X ST nPANDO " MOBILE Old Oak trees on It. Let us buy HOME —Take over payments. your wood-lot and save it for SALES REPRESENTATIVE— Cali Lansing IV-53905 Collect. future generations. Homer Nationally known leader in Its Becker, Rl, Hastings. Ph. 915­ field has vacancy. No travel. TABLE PZ-'ER — For picnics, 6746. • 10/20 Age 25 and over. Group Insur­ family reunions, lots of uses ance Plan. Lifetime Irdome _--------------_ ­ CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIE840- by 300’ 43-60 at Tiie Ban after 20 years. Two years pro­ ner office. ** tf' Pick your own or ready picked fessional training. Salary plus ----- :_auy da>'- Excellent picking. -------------------incentive Increases. Write Box SPORT7 RIFLE 30-06 custom I Nortil of Belding 3 miles on 1019, Hostings Banner. fl 8 rifle made by McCord's of _ m-81. Bird Blueberry Planta­ Ionia. Will shoot a 2” group at tion. Phone "94-3348. 9/8 100 yds. with case. Mauser ac-__________________________ _ ★ Help Wanted lion. Yeager barrel and trigger. * ■a„onn|, Fisher safety. 3 to 8 variable " »-wvw»n«ia scope, peepsight In mount, full monte carlo hand rubbed slock. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUBsllng with quick detach, swivels [ p-°- 171. Hastings Telephone PLUS, complete handloadingJ Wl 5-4954 Meetings every equip, for above. Echo press,4 Monday, 8 pm. tl 30-06 dies and cases, bullets. | " "' “ - ------------------------------powders, primers and loaded * Wanted sheik, etc. Rifle value. 4300.00 ______________________________ — loading equipment 470.00,1 WANT A RIDE—To Battle Creek Will sell complete for only 'from Maple Grove, to -5 pm. 4250.00. Call 946-3884 after 6 5 days a week. Call after 5:30. p.m. tf! OL3-2064. 9/1 PRICES PEACHES—Fairhavens week of! ± Wanted to Buv Aug. 29; Richhavens and Kai- y re nuy havens following. Paul Witten-1, ncTinraz-iiLt wnsxt* whh l>ach. Clarksville. Phone 642- 3 rage In or near Hastings. Call 2850 Saranac. 0/1 623-2719 Delton. tf LARGE MIRROR — 31“ X 39"; , 9 x 12 rug; Living room chair ■k Work Wanted ' with stool; Lawn Sweeper; I imitation black Persian Lamb} coal: 1 purple coal, trimmed ' HANDY - MAN would like odd with gray Persian Lamb; 617, lobs of any kind. Call RO 6N. Congress St , Hastings, ph. 8831. tf M5-9550. VT ----- ‘----------WANTED— Baby sitting or dish washing and assistant cook in WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU local restaurant, day work pre­ VALUE IS LOST, make use of the most likely means of get-1 ferred, except Sunday. Call Wl 5-5386-any forenoon between ting it book. Dial Wl 6-3481 at once and say "Banner Classi* fled Adtaker. I 1 Cosh Per T - Delivered 0-20-20 ......................$60.65 5-10-30 ________ $66j05 5-20-20 ______ ,__$70J0 Acre or Rent Our Spreader IJsird: tf WANTED — Shopper Shows inc. need toy demonstrators in this area Immediately. Write Orpha Stiffler, Mulliken. Michigan. 0 29 LINOTYPE OPERATOR — For publication work in modem, air - conditioned commercial plant. Permanent, steady work, 40 hour week, 43.85 per hour for qualified man plus fully paid hospital and life Insur­ ance. Wallman Press, Inc.. Lansing. Phone 517 484-5403 8 25 FARM BUREAU SERVICES Wl S-ZZU M-37 Sooth —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Mowers and Conditioners —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. LEGALS FERTILIZER Analysis —1949 John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. of Barer. M. Buller, De- FARM BUREAU'S to sell! Real good transportation. 6 automatic, radio. Shades, Ticking for Bed Pillow*. condition ot a errlain mortwe made lhe I3ih Jay ot March, ISG2, era-1 cul.d by JAMKH H. SIXES and MARJ0KIF. SIXXH. hwhan I and wife, si marls arore. to FAHMKRS STATE BANK OF MIDDLEVILLE, a MOTORS 6-24-12 ............. —$71.15 4 Dr. Hordtop: Super 88. —IJLC. 460 Tractor. Like new I 8-32-16 __________ $88.35 ppwer steering & brakes. —1940 John Deere B Tractor. 12-12-12 __________ $65.90 Starter and lights. Local car—55,000 miles. —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor Wheat Starter Special 1960 Falcon with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. $94.45 2 Dr.; radio, stick. Priced 1958 Chevrolet Sedan •red: Aueuit is, ib«s. Philip 11. MIUb«1L Judo of Pro­ Household WALK UP AND SAVE I New '66 Mercuryr and IMPLEMENTS Farm Machinery of 5-5774. NEW FALL 1961 RAMBLER 8 TA. WGN. Standard. quantity SUMMER SHOES Out they go! 15c Proceed* of sale* go to Special Education School. Anyone wishing to donate time notice: TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 1961 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. 1962 Rombler Station Wgn. 6 stick, red with rack on roof. Like new whitewalls. 9/25 , 1962 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr.; 6 stick. Like new tires. Large Middleville, Michigan 1320 N. Michigan Phone 945-2479 OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. io 5:30 PAI. and Finishing PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Mlchlg»n Ave. Hasting*. Michigan BARRY'S SERVICE LINCOLN Electro Chemical FURNISHED 4-ROOM APART­ MENT, one 4-room cottage, fumlaued or unfurnished. latite privileges. All utUltle ‘ nulled. Phone 623-2024. Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel • Repair WELTON'S 305 S. ChurA BW** Wl 5-5352 » tf HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Help Our Economy 'W'1'1^? Strong •ur'u. s. SAVINGS BONDS XJa ftax Call Wl 5-3481 �CARD OF THANKS sympathy, memorials and bwuUful floral offerings received Mtabtan beloved Cloverdale-Hope | Calendar of Card of Thanks In Memoriam CHICKEN BARBECUE The Woodland Lions Club Is planning a chicken barbecue for Saturday, Aug. 37, In downtown Woodland, serving from 6 to 8 Freeport By Mra. Stephen Otgood , 11 feltM Til.y>n UJ-24V4 Mra. Robert Monica la at Pen- I By Mra. Sylvan Tagg ■««» St. 7M-I21I nock Hospital A Mra. Marvin £^h£ ™ 10-d*y leave with hU parent*, Z d^a ’ST^blX^ D. C. w Pvu Gary Thakr arJamca Swinger and family and rlred homo lto(by Forl Urges Residents To Keep Up Lockjaw Shots from supply and transport school ART SESSIONS Public Notice: ArUsU' work­ shop ia offering Saturday morn- grsphl- July 8 through Augnut 37, Firing Squad, Pi ire Invited to acuplture Smith Funeral Home, Kathleen, Tewell and Family, GOLF TOURNAMENT AD League Championship golf tournament will be held at the River Bend Golf Course, Bunday, and Mr. and Mrs. John Deforest । Cool cf PUUwok. They attended combat thl* deadly disease,” he and daughter Mary Beth, of JoUy Worlccrs club Bl U1C at tiie Woodman home. nC(U. da^tm'llle a • Mrs. Stella Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Osgood | Kauffman and daughters of and family were Sunday visitors > Clarksville spent Monday with MEN’S OPEN GOLF TOURNEY of their aunte Mae Brown, and Mr. and Mra. -Inmew Coot THE 1967 DODGE CHARGER features new fender-mounted turn signa! indicators River Bend 2nd annual 36CARD OF THANKS I *^*Wr MrMra. Tom Vanderas an exterior change, and has an unproved, console-free rear seating area, along with hole Men's Open Championship fmh*rf'ra^ia?rt* nuUe vlsllod her Parente. Mr. and an optional front seat fixed center cushion and fold-down arm rest to make room for a thanks and appreciation to all tournament will be held Satur­ feth of Middleville Sunday. * outdoor activity." our relatives, friends and neigh­ third passenger in the front. • Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peakivisited ..^*2“*“ day and Sunday, Sept. 10-11. Doctor Heustla also tirgecK bor* for the many act* of kind­ uicir daughter (usugr.ux and iuui family, ramuy, Mr. Mr I! their ness, for Uie beautiful floral scholarship and nusliy since 1962. Their first re- I and Mrs. Vance Hamilton al Vondermale visuxl Mrs. Mari­ adults to check their tetanus FALL RUMMAGE SALE Immunization. anne Kootruuts of Grand Rapids offerings, Masses and massages I will witcr Boston Seminary thia talon was ludd In 1940. the 2SU1 [ their new home in Holt. Mich.. aunaay, w Fall Rummage Sale. Sept. 16 ­ Sunday. * Mr. arid Mra.. Tom of Sympathy shown us In the "Although a person may have | Fall. * Mr. and Mra. Richard Xhnlveraary of the class and most ^nday. Little Miss Carol Vandermole» visited Orcnwitch loss of our daughter, sister and 17, Parish House, sponsored by By . Mr*. Mary - Jackton Reyff and family took their of Uie group have attended all. 1I‘undlon camc hom« 51Lh Village at E granddaughter, Bobljean. A the Hastings BPW Club. 189 ArnoM 195-3MI nephew, Mike Reyff. to KAlamaspecial thanks to Father David Dr. Richard Denn left his roo Sunday to meet his parents, Hawley. practice in LaParte, Ind., Aug. I of Plainfield. HL Mike baa been F—lu.Ung, Mr, -u u4.M uuxe but j“ ofhSjk interec to uus , -----J.“ ---------------Riuh U«rltory. LyrjJi of “ “ is I,.; *“ J""?-' *----r’ilh Mr. and Mra. Robert Holmes are not up-to-date, immunity Balkan Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Keeler Mrs. Iola Duncanson began school i-nlm la spending some time at Art WttUu““- Frank Wolluna* will gradually lessen, until it tonlo, Texas. Ha wlU leave for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boraom together in kindergarten, with four HoX ta Phdnwrh re S°“' Glcnn- •'Ua- w,“- WaJMr. and Mra. William Main of the class deceased and three cuperatlng from a heart attack * Detroit arrived FrlThe health director explainter spending their vacation in not attending Uie reunion. Willard 1 .tJfemdTsundav Mr. and Mrs. Howard McManus --------- aay at one home or Mr. and Mra. dren will remain in their home Canada and Northern Michigan. and Pearl Carter a-ere appointed Mr. and Mra. Michael Holmes , Pete Wallunaa. Pete Walluna* Mr. and Mra. Marvin Davis a:, committee for 1967. The officers ,1 , McCallum Ladles Aid Is accompanied them Friday to the munlty, and tetanus anll-toiln graduate. His parents arc Mr. cat Barber of Newberry enjoyed elected in HMD were again reDsl«l.Aur>il n. 19( Mra. Gertrude Burns “ loe rrTtun “cl“1 on hotne of Mr and “ WttICorirlgM .n<t Boddr and Mrs. Glen Dean of Middle- the trip with them. * Wc art elected. "ITiey have continued In i ^h1‘^atUy .cve^uy Me- : lunar, of Ludington. They all atglad to learn Mrs. Ida Skinner. a(n^* IK.Ir hOUNC. hinar.l nV IN MEMORIAM Htadtrabali IluUdlas sukc uicir n* uriviiuii eiecuon. ■I Calllim SCiUOl .---~ A The tenrtert and Mra. Don Stauffer of Grand In loving memoy of our dear D,ui (Ruth) Peterman is ^toCallum WMA will meet Tueo- on Saturday, the Michigan Department of Rapids, a graduate of WMV, Haspi tai a short time ago, is husband, father and grandfather, ent and Mrs. Homer tOool) evening to mend and make Mr_ H1W1I II—alfH T1.. In thia Spring, has been counselor now home. She baa hod many Charles Vandlen, who passed : spent several weeks with tho 0BDBB APPOINTING TIME FOB at a Camp Manttawan for Classmates attended from Six : —_ ______________________ ; Pete Wolluruia family, returned SBAXIN0 CLAIMS handicapped children. He I* Lakes, Detroit, Lansing, Ann Ar-' to Detroit Wednesday with Mr. The world may change from Casrt For "Tetanus oporre, which pro­ family went Saturday after an­ i»r. ttirtona ui« oa».. and Mra. Howard Houghton. * duce the infection, are virtually lie will teach In Che Upjohn other daughter. Saaan, who lias Kalt K' Mra. Charles Pusnlkaa of HasOur lives from day to day, School for luuidlcapjx-d cluldren been at the Methodist Camp at But the love and memories . it It Ordrvv Lake Louise. Charles Cox. son and Mra. Pete Wolluna*. * Ro- in dust, on sidewalks, highways, ADMITTANCE* M 10;OO lit Many enjoyed the Middleville Will never fade away. factories, playgrounds, and al­ returned home wtth them. * The cuu&uvnxz — Great lakes, is spending 14-days most anywhere else you could Badly missed by bls wife, Win­ By Mra. Richard Clark Middleville Youth Council drawith ids grandmotlMT, Mrs. El­ nie; and children, Mr. and Mra. nora Whitney. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geiger, Jr. and family and seated a program Wednesday Remember the Hendershot Melvin Weaver of Youngstown, danger of Infection is present." Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rowley nnd fijc.?-: Dlcklntoa, family reunion at the Izo Henfamily. I'UBIIrltl Handicraft group also had an dcrohot home on Sunday, Aug. The spores enter the body overnight guests ot Mrs. Mina Mrs. William Sweet left Salur- exhibit. One hundred children 28. EMtluck dinner at noon. * when dirt, cloth or other foreign, 'Ullua day with her son. Horton, and availed themselvro of this op- Justin Emery is reported to be Mrs Dwight Grover. Middleville Pennock Hospital Hendershot & Vicinity LEGALS famlly of Clio for the East. They I Porttmlty. One hundred boys en- HUlty, R3,1 Rich.Ki M Khu PUBLICATION O*DU pkuuMf:1 Sunday morning at Kent!whUe Projects. Irving Lutz ’has sold hl* Yan- Swart of Grand Rapid*. ★ On County Airport Mlsa Christine koe Springs Hardware store at Sunday the Clark* attended a Gun Ixtkc to. Charlre, Jones and ^tUy dinner at the home of Norman Hodgson ot Lansing. *' GwiUd Clarks of Stoney I honar of Dick's nephew.1 many. Relatives were there to Esther May Hubbard, who hod IPu;nl been in Pennock Hospital, h>*! Douglas Huhn, of Portland, who been moved to St. Mary's Hcs-I'wbl soon be leaving for the Pltal In Grand Rapids She has; Army. a damaged vmebra caused.by a Mra. Phillip Knott of Hawaii llu.-.'«U Bender spent the wrek- fall. * Past Matron’s Club will I (Murlctn Ragla) visited her meet Friday. Aug. 28, with Mr.jaunt and grandfather, Leo and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Tabor nnd Mrs. Harry Stimson, on fx»rotha Cummings, on Wedncs- 1 6f Flint. * The Freeport and UtFayette of Lake Orion arrived ! Middleville churches will hold a FYlday to visit her sister, Mr. week of Evangelistic sen ices nnH XV—■ a1.—... starting Sept. 11. tlirough tiie Lake Odessa PUBUCAT10N ORDER lure from tho headquarters at Nashville. Tenn. He comes very highly recommended. By Ruth Peter man T.1.R* ■ Ot anno, ivux n. aroMvay. jidm CuUa, BI.KuUo 0. AUordUf, B3J AM 17: DorotBr Dola. R2. DU»y Skldmoro. 303 s. Jtllaraon, Edna infection can come from even tile minor Injury of a splinter or Dr. Ileustla mid that the spent Friday and Saturday in 303 E. MID. drill L. BlcXniU, SSS northern Michigan and brought their daughter. Roxaiuie, home “Tetanus inoculations are the with them who had been attend­ ing a church camp near Boyne only real insurance against tho lllncM. With tills protection. In­ family from Texas ore visiting hl* brother. Merle, and other without it, the disease Is diffi­ cult, and in many cases, impos­ sible co cure." Michigan centee biur x«b«r. entertained neighbors by showu •"------ .. . NlDDUI^JxE^Mt Mmta. Bl. Ing their colored slides taken | a2 Mr. and Mra. Russell Belfield, r,L,£ir, . u.^<_ »> *— ... t.----- during Uxc recent visit to Europe. by WadJ«»n Witting.. Mr. and Mra. Basil Linderman ?c °L Tenn, spent K.llh Gordon. of Hartford visited Mrs. Wesley 1 £^hT}’“EdayJJnl,U Mon.day, nt 2009 Cbtttr who has Wm. McCrea, Ednumds last week. Mr. and Mrs. Torvh Lftkc' and Arte of Otsego were Sunday been working there this Summer, callers. * The Dowling Com­ relumed home with them Sunday, .Mr Mr. ana and Mrs Mra. Marshall munitv 4H rinh i. niTnnin. . ounaay, the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary and ?“Tn<3Cl.lhC funeral of MT. and Mra. Edwin i Perrysburg. Ohio.. were weekend Reynolds nt Caledonia. | Mr. and Mra. Karl Schantz Bunco and Imogene Pearcy of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rush, -i The 1923rd Quartermaster and family and Ron Uumbtv Ravenna. * MT. and Mra. Ken­ Corpn reunion was held at the neth Vogel of Michigan Center Dulins Rush home on Broun Road, spent lost week with her broth­ cottage of Mr. and Mra. Wilbur during the weekend. There were er and wUe, Mr. and Mra. Clair 35 present for the picnic dinner Brog at Gun Lake. * Bob Potts Sunday and guests were from Louin McIntyre, c.r.r,i 7r ‘ au,lll"y al“i guest* were i#i rid ?< <4!* S neth 8,««,e ot Woodland, to celeMichigan's public and nonow° nu"°u “a Dowling Church at which time Aux 20. Hie Lakeside Barracks and publlc schools employed more lUjt I members membera will display projects projects Bnd Paul Deal than 90,000 Uxiclscra and other •■L',!'. .(I >■ ‘'v.wu LcauaKra ;um uuut ' ” ”* ।I they they have completed tills this EBum- Danny and David of Benton eololst at the Metiiodlst Sunday; Auxiliary will hold their annual administrative da ■■ pro» and professional BOCKroiD-AUt. Potur. Ba. Au* mer. The public is Invited, mrr The nohlie i. )„.»-1 Harbor Xier morning service. ★ John Potts picnic nt the farm home ot Har- personnel during lhe 1965-66 R«i : Am.' IS. 19S0. i«. -____ 1 old and Florence Ritter, Saturday. I irfffErfTt. Sr,r?- H OTH BAXXE^^r«B.. guest* of her folks, the Clayton Phnib H. MltehiQ. 1 Aug. 27. with a potluck picnic at visitors recently of hla parents, ! Jarrards. 8 pm. Bring own table service, Kteh.rd J. Badrai Mr. and Mra. Ray Pott*. Bl.Ot a lind.on dish to pass, card table and foldJim Polhemus is having alu­ a chairs. * Ronnie Shoemaker. minum siding put on their home. Curran of Grand Rapids nnd * Mrs. Bud Young (nee Phyllis। Dan Hickey and son. Mike, took Flnkbclner) han been chosen by' the excursion to Detroit Sunday ORDER OF PUBLICATION— Hr.«i Account Die College Ufo Insurance Co sponsored by the K. of C. of Way­ to speak at their convention at land, for lhe baseball game. French Uck near Indianapolis. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Rush of Ind., tills u-cck. Free airplane Pontiac sjient the weekend with transportation and hotel reser- Mrs. Maysel Rush and Uie Flovd Baxters. * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and Mrs. Oscar Ftnkbelner will Klotz of Lansing were Sunday visi­ go Saturday to pick up her four tors ot ND. and Mrs. Harley children to stay with them wiUle StadeL * The West Odessa Mis­ Publirelldh sionary Service meets all day Mra. Oscar Flnkbelner held a Thursday, Sept. 1. at the home GUI Show at their cottage at of Mrs. Robert iLudUe* Walter, Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well. Drain Barlow lake Thursday. Many with poUuck dinner. * Mra. Myra Wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stale Repair field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st took advantage of this show. She Smith and Mrs. Recta Sherman at. Jefferson. 1.000 gals.). Call 945-5482. vUlted Mrs. Ruth Geiger, a patheir home in Middleville later. * tlent at the Blde-A-Wec Nursing WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Mr. and Mra. Cwcar Ftnkbelner Home at Belding. Sunday. REPAIR — Expert werkmsnrhip COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ attended the 40th anniversary of ORDER OF PUBLICATION— A steel silo filled with 150 tons Concrete Products Gilmore Jawelerj. 102 E. State their friends, Mr. and Mra Ed ■of l»y on the Ed Eldridge farm ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according --------- Bunday. * on Ainsworth Road wa* destroyed St. Phone Wl 5-5316. 5-5085, Burkey Sales add Serv­ - to your specifications. Farm Bu­ Guret* of Mrs. _ __________ ___ when fire was discovered last ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services. M37 So., Wl 5­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from tfie cently were her (laughter nnd Sunday morning, without a known 2223. fondly. Mr. and Mrs. William Barry County Ready Mix Co. Smith of LaFayettc. Ind., and started sometime ago and smol­ CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM Phone Wl 5-2123. then Bill and girl friend and an­ dered until Sunday when the AND CARPET REPAIR — Hm- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw other son. Philip Smith, of Fort smoke was noticed. The Lake tings Floor Covering, 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ Knox, Ky. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND parts and supplies. McCulloch State. Wl 5-5118. ICE— 24 hour Service (black AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Balsch cn standby and also with tanks and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and white). Jacobs Prescription Co. Home office 822 $. Benton. and their friends, Mr. and Mra. to try and put out the fire. With Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. Waiter Biggs of Battle Creek, other assistance they were able to Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2li3, left Saturday on a camping trip pull all Uie burning hay out then WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Philip if Mitchell" to the Northern Peninsula. * take to field to burn. Guaranteed Workmsnihip. Also RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Elmer Brown and hl* mother, The Lakewood Marching Band all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Rccored Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Mra Maggie Brown of Grand 1* spending the week al the MSL' IV.K'T,. Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Largest selection of Drapery Miscellaneous ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone itlap». Mkklci„ . Rapids, attended the Brog 10- campus working on music and W. State St. union at Murphy’s Point Sal- marching patterns to be used in Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch Wl 5-5176. USE BANNEK WANT ADS I rods. Installation and Hanging. the. Fall marching season. There HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED are 87 band students and four Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 - AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ parent* attending the band clinic. GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ^LL MAKES of trac­ W. Mill. being painted by Lester Curtis. * The ground Is broken and foun-: TER — Raw wood or finished tors. machinery and chain saws washea, dryers and small home * Mra. Edwin Clem Is clerking elation U being put in for the; frames. Also, custom framing. in our new building at 124 N. 221 .W. Mill. ’ appliances. Call 945-2317. in the Stanley Joluison grocery Page Memorial building on Fourth Jefferson. Experienced mechan ­ store. * Mr. and Mra. Verne Street, comer of Third Street. The TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ Uctka and Mias Winnie Uctka Lakewooj Lumber Company has ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl ized engraving of all kinds. Gil­ were luncheon guest* of Rev the contract to erect the building VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ 5-5052. more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., Radio, TrittHm Rapairiiis and Mra. Kenneth Granqul* Mr. and Mra. Vcmon Khngnun TERS—Service. parts. Ixnes and Phone 945-5316. and family In Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Elwood Klingbags for all makes. Authorized Tuesday. Rev. Oranquitt Is the man and Nathan attended the Hoover Sales and Service. Steury pastor of Arcenalon Lutheran Klingman reunion Aug. M. at SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Businoti Services Offered Church on 44th Street. Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. SERVICE—315 S. Hanover; Adrian. * Wendell Asplin of La­ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Mr. and Mra. Charte* E Jack- fayette, Ibd.. spent tho weekaid 945-3862. Free larvka for om Repair and new work. Fixtures year on Setchall-Carlson Color. with hla parents. Rev. and Mra. and supplies. Kelley Electric ROBERT W. STACK. Oww Uctka and Mlsa Winnie Uctka Glen Asplln. * Robert and Frank LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Service. 524 Middleville Rd., enjoyed dinner Thursday at Gull Curran at Grand Rapids spent ' thortxed Dealer for Wheel Horse Systems. Sold, iruiallcd. serviced. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ Harbor Inn near Richland, cele­ overnight Saturday at the Dan Phone Wl 512700 after 5 p.m., ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623brating Mra. Uctka'a birthday. A Hickey home with Frank remain­ Hastings. and TV Service. 228 N. JeHorE. L. Carpenter Hardware. Rev. and Mrk Lmsley Sucre and ing to visit bls grandparents. 53«1. . son. Phone Wl 5-9187. family arrived Friday to hjs par­ The Lake Odessa High School ORDER OF PUBLICATION — Ftad AeeonnL PUBLICATION ORDER explained. "Deep puncture-type wounds are especially dangerous. If the R1| By Mrs. Donald Proe/rork |«n Haitian Wl 5-4749 germs may enter the body and Tiie Jeff Fellers liad house quickly * multiply. These punc­ ture wounds arc the most risky Dowling PUBLICATION ORDER "We're As Near As Your Telephone' 8 SERVICE and REPAIRGUIDE Clip This Guide-Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference KQ9 PUBLICATION NOTIOB Business Directory OF DISTINCTION SHMD-SIACK Lavranca BroHian Agency for MIMOtlAI. MONUMENTS INSURANCE Stata Farm Iniuranca AUTO — riu •ONOS Swanion Inauranca All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JIRRY ANDRUS ent*. Rev. and Mra Jason Btecre class of 1015 hold a reunion at Ho and ids vjffo returned Satur­ day tn their home near Chicago polntmcnt but returned the mid- joyable time la spent when this group gathers u they have an- Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide �5—THE RASHNOB BANNER 3,000 Attend Bliss Picnic On Saturday group participated tn thl*. that Stuart for having the largest family at tending All School Enrollment* Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Teaebcr*' Planning Day umbrella, table and chairs, was Hasting* Teachers’ InsUtate Day Ray Tobias of the lathe depart­ ment. MEA Regions! Institute creaalngly ml*-used to permit multiple deer kill* by Individual hunMB. . • Boat Owners Have Liability As With Auto Trouble-free with a capital “T! caJ aid as quickly as possible L Protect tiro injured property archery or flrwm deer hunter miMrsble summsr You're probably lroU>lv-fre« TOKO I. EtonT accept responsibility 25 families attending. Mr. Glen Christ mac Over 3 000 attended the Bliss Ramsey wa* linst for thl* group, Final Exam* unnhiliro' Jpicnic Winners of door the ' Etementery Students OI ------- ~ al Cimrtton I reU^ ’zroun wereprize* ouo InTietz —-2*. *Rsturdav —____ I. Pvt Aug. 20 The retired group were rwtn uno TirtZ i ie*z. ( ' srofhsr tn*n [avehIt cooproa- electric blanket. Delbert Me- j First Semester ends: .. Arthur, ny roa. won wivam. Uon and a perfect day resulted fly rod. Don WlLon. Tcaeher Planning Day lounge, Chariro Chart™ Rowley. Rowley, s„ood Semester in the large attendance chaise kxrnge, pair Art Struble, i sPr*“« VaeaUon: Co-chairmen for the dag.were f Urll of planters. aOlLt^I^tnn '.’ZS! ........ imrw. Clarence Texter. waste­ basket. Races Is u res la: Sanday, High actual Division Manager were Glen Ramsey, Clarence Second Semester Final*: Mond*y, Tnesday, Wedgi cut out Information describing T<xter. Lawrence Maurer. Fred Elementary stodenta only: ....Cloaa al 11:45 aAi. TlHtrWay, Jons > IF' ■*— » ----------- ---- . Acke-t, Otto Tietz. Grady Hen­ i. van,-. >-* »,ipoaalble for him to match up his honorary chairman of lhe day son. Guy McKenzie. Roy Wlney. tn.. Friday, Jam 5 Fred Fairchild. Delbert Mc­ Commencement (West Gym): plains John A. Angullm, chief of Arthur. Neal Karcher and Em­ the Conservation Department's mett Bhclllngton j At 4:30 pm. a softball game •In the past,” he point* out, was held between the Bliss UAW team mid the local merchants team with the Bliss team winner of tills event. penny scramble for the The picnic was sponsored by children, followed by shoe the Bliss Employees' Canteen scramble for agro 1-5. Winners Fund and lhe following commit­ were Laurie Perkins. Paul Kid­ tee member* are heivby recog­ cation of ids kill Including. If der. Cindy Curtis. Foot nice nized and sincerely thanked for nual Woodland Junior Hone Show applicable, the number of the partment have oorne up with a - ----- ------- ------------- -------- ---------- — . a Job well done. Co-chairmen for new deer tag designed literally to animal was killed. Martin. Bubble - gum blowing games: Dick Hart and Al Keneonteat — winners ware Marcia nedy. Chairman for parking: tlal violaton to make Illegal Martin. Ttml Annmtroul. Julie Ed Leffell, Jean Harbin. Ann cellcnt. Olbstxi------------------------------------------ Pavlik. Nancy Wlbolda, Violet The judge was Larry Rogers ot kills during thl* Fall's archery ment’u roadside biological Agro 6-0 Shoe scramble- Jim- Miller. Ronda Munn. Jane Sanmy Stevens. MaryAnn Zurad. bom. Peg Lechleitncr. Retha nac was ringmister. Marlin Myers and accurateiy pinpoint Toni Curtl* Fbot race (boys'- Mahler. Hilda SmKh. Martha a plutlehed 5 Inch by 1 inc* Jeff Maguon. Mike Bhumway. Cummins, Marge Englerth, Sally Gilliland was ribbon clerk. Before Mrs Berry Smith and Mrs Jerry Toni Curtiz Foot race (girls) Moore; MaryAnn Zurad. CwnJ Varney’. Gillett, Nancy Cook. Do- Belson took entries. Mrs Margaret Jeanlne Estep Susie Martin. Thrro-icggcd rare lores Mater, Karen Ralrigh. Ek-- Musbach supervised - the lunch ly tied around the front leg of (boys) Mike Baker and Jack nor Haven, Georgia Wingeicr. Kantncr; 2nd. Dciuits Kauffman: the animal, according to AnDawson. Three- legged race Brenda Gibsan. Bill Nic'nola, Barbara Gilliland gullm. Tb do thia each hunter (girls) Jerri Cook *nd Debby Bernie Watson. Rolland Geiger, Jiwobs; 5th. Danny Kauffman, and □olden. Ple-eaUngcontest (boys' Blll ” Blough. *---- *■ ’Vern ’— --••••• Smith; Year* and. Under at Halter with 6U). Mike Miller Davey McAvoy. Scott Vander-1 Dale Cappon. Bill Christie. the following placing*: 1st. Brenda Adult Pleasure was the final inches long Veen, Doug Gabel (Girts) .tulle Pete Howe. Bob Warren. Paul Hendee with Sunny Lee; 2nd. Di­ class ot the dsy with Marlin Corrigan. Cheryl Root, Christ but Gould. Gib Tate. George Wl- ane Hendee with Hunny Bun; 3rd. Meyers taking top honor*; 2nd. bunting licensee, and antierlees balda, Mrtle Hendershot. Charles Tain Kantner with Angel; 4th. Herman Van Belkum; 3rd. Mar­ Agro 10-12. Shoe scramble — Blair. Jim Carpenter. Harold Carleton Lathrop with Peppy garet Meyers; tlh. Royal Smith; --------- ----— — -• Wimpy; 5th. Hermle Van Belkum Dartene Hub. Stevra Conrad’ UT. Bud Green. Bob Clinton, Bob with Blue Bonnet, and Sth. David 5<h. Emerson Lehman, and 6th, «xne 4.000 dealers throughout Phylis Lehman [ ““ Foot Race (bojhu Cliuck Heath. Moore, Larry Brovonf. Bill Cu- Ellis with AS. Red Hawk. Trophy Champion at Halter was won by; donated by Woodland Mutual In­ Toni Johnson of Charlotte and (Oirta) Elizabeth Curtis. Rayt- . Door Prise Winner* Included: surance Company. l*ony Halter trophy went to Lon Reserve Champion at Halter went Anne Miller. Doria Clinton.' Umbrella table and chairs. R Wheelbarrow race (boys) Tony H. Tobias; salad bowl, N. L. Wl- Sawyer; 2nd. Mike SchneckenCluunpiun Plreuuie Hone wa* Frick and Then Lyons. (Girls) bolda. chaise kuinge and chair. berger; 3rd. Hermle Van Belkum, Allee Zurad and Cindy Filth G. L Slocum: round redwood tlh. Nancy Bclincckcnbcrger; 5th, won by Toni Johnson ot Charlotte and Reserve Champion Pleasure Frick. Tom Lyons. Alvin Morgan, serving tray. L J. Whittemore; Jackson. Trophy donated by Wood­ Hone by David Ellis of Dorr. (Oirisi Terra* AJtoft. Debra deer rifle. L. A Reynold*: square land Poet Office. English halter division trophy Jones. Lorraine Krammln Bub- revving tray. R G Cbnlry; blegum blowing (boys) LeRoy stainless steel coffee pot. M THE FURNITURE ond place going to Pam Brunette. BUILDING (Oirta) Leslie Kart. Renee Slock- Fetterrnan; rotisserie and grill, Trophy donated by Lykin's Bras. Welding. ham, Alice Zurad. iA. T. Walter; Agro 13-16. Shoe scramble — | Patio bell K R Russell; white - . — .. nylon purse. J. L. McVey; floor Johnson; 2nd. Diane Hendee; 3rd. -------Phona 374-3523 Itetd. Mitch Miller. Mike Martin. lamp. G. D Schowalter; Ice P,un Jackson; 4th. Brenda Hendee: Football passing (boys) Sam bucket. G. W. Cole; electric carv­ 5th. Lori Brunette, and 6th. Bill McCandllsh. Dave Ramsey, Don ing knife. M. W. Stamm; chaise Johnson. Trophy was presented by Woodland Cinderella Beauty Shop lounge. D Springer; teflon fry Houghtaling. Cbllrem Humphrey. pari. R H Edward*; pink nylon nnd lake Odessa Wratrm Auto Fitting nnd Showmanship for Egg throwing contest (boys) Vai purse. G. A Miller; TV trays. G Springer and Don Slocum (girls) G. Guy, Jr.; chaise lounge, R Boys and Girls 13 and Under was won by Inrt Brunette; 2nd. Mike Toni Yturria and Colleen Geiger; Sdtneckenberger: 3rd. Diane HenHumphrey. Footrace (boys) Bill „. Mesa, Davo Ramsey. Stan Slock- j Blough: redwood carts. G. J. drc; 4th. Pom Jackson; 5th. Nancy ham. (Girls) Katie Laughlin. I Corkins; picnic basket. E. Gol- Schneckenberger, and 6th, Karon Bamum. Trophy donated by Lake chaise kxtnge, W. J. Streeter; Odntsa Wave and Skugn-uu Store Foruteen and Over Showmanghtp small smokey grill. C. J. Fink- New Deer Tag Rain Fails to Check Woodland Designed to Cut 111 Horse Show Illegal Kills UPHOLSTERING Wayne Haxel ---Saturdays. severity will follow untrue bootmaiming someone with a boat anyone except a fully Identified with expertly a police officer. 8. Report any injuries to lhe proper authorities In your stale: report property damage of ex- Living of the Ameri­ Mataal UaMltly Insur- ported. 5. Report lhe accident Ln full If you arc the Indulgent por- to your Insurance company as can with a boot, you will find that Before having that accident. 40 states make you responsible zee to it that your boat la In for the injuries or damage they order as to life preservers, fire may cause. | extinguisher*, running lights and But luu 2 i law. Operate your boot as collision with though the lives of your family That’s the 1966 Whirlwind* by TORO- that accident may not happen. BENDER'S than 10 horsepower, don't count ful death penalties of from 825,­ preixnsive Personal Liability 000 to 5100,000. Four stales have techon You should have a Boat- | M-37 Middlevillg rhpng statutes holding you liable for owners' policy. Michigan SY 5-9441 SINCLAIR MRVICE Fortreelng the possibility of Ba2ewrT3«l*1 A<U ' USE BANNER WANT ADS! demanding that their demonatntoro have years of boating experience and pass rigid navl- Let LOCAL FINANCE be trailer la Uko your auto insurance poli­ cy. your bout policy tells you are involved In an accident Polinwinff mrwf of IK*. mloK for an automobile accident will benefit you and the other fellow as well: PENNOCK ‘‘BACK TO SCHOOL CONCRETE PRODUCTS - EXPENSES '25 to ‘1,000 at Concrete Blocks and Nashville, Mich, Local Finance Phono 653-2791 112 S. JsHsrson, Hosting* Lightweight Blocks Phono Wl 5-3424 STATE FAIR SAVEHUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! Lombka. Louise Stnckiiam Egg Bump; electric mixer. U. V. Lundquist: chaise lounge. W. Long; barbecue grill. M. E. Stoltz Tug of War (men's and Bums; Hora! arrnngwnent, R L. lhe winning team. Pie-eaUng of redwwd planters. A. VrooWateon. man; smokey grill. F. C. Ander­ ton; red straw purse. R. H. wa* probably one of the moot Humphrey; chaise lounge. R. O. popular event* and each age Bhelllngton. barbecue grill. R O. Tolles; black purse, J. D. Moore; We have the latest pattern! Fly rod. C. R Johnson, larg­ est family attending (Included in write-up): electric blanket. O. Tiru: fly rod. D. McArthur; chaise lounge. D. Wilson: pair of planters, C. Rowley: small grill, A. Struble: grey nylon purse. F. Ackett. and waste basket. C. Tester THE MODERN FASHION IN Hl ions A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. COLEMAN AGENCY for all your insurance needs Protect your Brenda Hendee; 2nd. Nancy Estep; 3rd. Jane Maus; 4th. Bill Johnson; 5Ui. Pam Brunette, and 6th, Barb Gilliland. Woodland Market and Woodland Gulf Station donated Uie trophy Horesmunshtp 13 and Under was won by David Ellis; 2nd. Lori Brunette; 3rd. Hermle Van Bel­ kum; 4th. Diane Hendee; 5th, Pam Jackson, and 6th. Mike Schneckenberger. Brown's Discount donated the trophy Fourteen and Over Showmanship ship was won by Toni Johnson; 2nd, Jane Maus; 3rd. Linda Jack­ son; 4th. Brenda Hendee: 5th, Bill Johnson, and 6th. Chris Belson. Classic Drugs and Mulliken's Serv­ ice donated lhe trophy. Pony Pleasure wa* won by Nan­ cy Schneckenberger; 2nd. Hermle Van Belkum; 3rd. Mike Schneckenbenrer; 4th. Nsixy Estep; 5Ui. Jeanlne Estep, and 6th. Terry Jackson. Trophy donated by C. A. Mattoon. Builder. English pleasure trophy wa* awarded to Jane Maus; 2nd. Betty Schneckenberger. and 3rd. Pam Brunette. Smith Bros Elevator of Woodland presented the trophy. Winner of Western Pleasure for 13 Years and Under was David Ellis. 2nd. Piirn Jackson; 3rd. Karon Barnum; 4th. Hermle Van Belkum; 5th, Diane Hendee. and 6th, Lori Brunette. Woodland Ele­ vator donated the trophy. Western Pleasure for 14 Years and Over was won by Toni JohnLonda Jackson; 4th. Chris Belson; 5th. Bill Johnson, and 6th. Laurel Luscher. Woodland Hitt Farm Supplies presented the trophy. Qloverleaf Race wa* won by Patty Schncckenbcrger; 2nd. Mike Schncckcnberger; 3rd. Tom Saw­ yer: 4th. Daryl Barnum; Sth. I Danny Kauffman, and (Rh. Tom Potter. Barrel Bending honor* went to Mike Schncckenbcrger. 2nd. Tom Sawyer; 2nd. Debbie Casteel; 3rd. Larry Kueglr; 5th. Dennis Kauff­ man. and 6th. Peggy Jackson. First in Ride & Lead was Tom Sawyer; 2nr. Debbie Casteel; 3rd. Tom Potter; 4th. Mike Kantner; 5Ui. Clare Jackson, and 6th, pn EXPERT TIRE bank account from costly accidents Accidents will happen . . . but you can prevent your with proper auto >k» WI5-J«U Ml *• MICHIGAN SERVICE BARR NG SMUGS ON MIR ENTIRE STOCK! Tire Shop s. ROYAL Best Buys on w & Uwd Tires HARDTOPS CONVERTIBLES WAGONS MERCURY PARK LANE MONTEREY MONTCLAIR COLONY PARK and COMMUTER wsgons COMET: CYCLONE GT CYCLONE CALIENTE CAPRI 202 VOYAGER and VILLAGER wagons SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL MODELS r Belli Motors • i»o n. MkUm �<1 PUBLIC FORUM l> New St. Rose Assistant on S Special Duty The Hastings Banned | Tom Maurer Attends MSU Math Institute Cora M. Stam Of Nashville Dies Thursday SacH— Tlif—F«>a0 1 — »* 25. 1966 Thurtday, The Rev. Pr atepiam I. Ven- I 'ZWorM Small World [The Hulls Plan * 11r-/i 11/• ‘Democratic' Corn Root Mra Theda WUt ot Woodland. I who ret tied from teaching tart. Thoma* Maurer. 110 W. South, a high aehool teacher for Has­ O. Scullhrop make* this li tings Public School*, participated in a Michigan BiMo University . Rme of Lima. white Father Hawvisiting her son. A1C David E WUt and famUy in Germany, had an unexpected pleasure To you who follow the troubled on special assignment to the when she met a former first Rpaniah-spenking people at Ed- grade „ 1D whom she taught ut pupil more and Lake Izvdaruui during L .......p. hlx iti.rtere nu-uniiw. M. Stam. 76. Nashville, who died ,U Wh^ wiH find a lovely garden ot flow early Thursday, Aug. 18. at the primarily for In-service teachers 11“ uwal Allegan Health Center, were who visit iiomrtxxmd students. I, as an electrical building and rr> planned and planted and ordination. Funeral Rites for aw Mrs. Skidmore Held Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Warren I Eaton Rapids will bold their annual coni mart Saturday. Aug 27. beginning at about 7 30 pm. at their home on Halloway Lane fer*on Street, Michigan Secretary of Slate pm. Tuesday Sponable Funeral Home It happened this way: An attractive Army captain IBM. Father V'obll was raised walked up to Mrs Wilt at the This corn roast L. celebrated In Grand Rapid*. races and sold: "Aren't you from as a fun night when lhe public Partlclpatant* had the oppor­ to obtain a State electrical U- rare beauty. He intended , S’ Adalbert and Wlxxlljtn<l- Michigan—and I be- is Invited to ent a* much c*>m a* tunity to examine and evaluate cense at (10a yearif I can ob- I jv Ls ----- ■ —Heart elementary home of Mrs. Pearl Sacred school* llcve you were my first grade they can consume. teneber at Naahvllle. Michigan?" 1 Each year the attendance at to the hospital on Thursday, tain one The electrician and ----------------- »_ .---- --------- and took hl* secondary and junplumber both have thl* double ■lor college work al St. Joseph «»*•••/ ----- . — .1------ —~ share Idea* on topics tuid prob­ licensingE-mlnary In Grand Rapids from L. Setnrau. 26, son of Mr. and (treater than the com roast the • hall. lem* In education. I IBM to IBM Mra. Henry Setnrau of Nashville. Previous year. This time Mr and MU* Vert* Culler, a patient at He attended ML St Mart’s Iiudd’' U to hredquur- Mrs Hull iutve had to all for (30 for an application which Is Collegt at £^d. OhKr Katasratautem. Gervotanteera rn heip gather the clUty, and a brother. Bruce CutNOT refundable whether I get Hartings. Mich. two ytars. finishing In IBM. and m*ny’ ^gh It m^st b^pl^ked^ continued his theological studies Mrs Wilt's Wilt’s son. Xtavld. psvld. is U in L27ore roasUn^ttm^ P Mr and Mrs William Cramer at Ansumptlon Seminary at San U* at Aanuteln I beforc 'ln^ lhe Air Air Force Force at Ramstein. *1730. This will be more or leas had a delightful vacation last with different contractors. Antonio. Texas, IBM-62 He took These two places are closely i . week when they were lunch special studias at the University I located In Germany 4. 7>o (2,000 bond will cost guest* on Wednesday of Mr. and (20 according to thft State. Buddy introduced his wife and Governor William uovrmor wuuam ecrar.ton Scranton oi of Mrs Raymond Kuboslak and Three items total (7730, a cost St«Ti UnivL ■ ar£,M,chlgiul ,»° lovely children Mrs Bern- Penruylvanla will be the featur- spent the rest of lhe time with tliat must be pasted on to my State Unlventty in 1B83 rBU the formrr Dorothy gpe<krc al the second an- Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kubaalak While residential construction customer. AH of this Li supposed He was ordained to the priest- Jame* ot Hartings. nual »M - a-ptate Republican of Bronson They went by am­ to protect the public and me but an*1 ? by BUhop Mrs. W1K atao met a nephew. Legislative dinner to be held at bulance as Mrs Cramer Is not Kenneth J. Robbe. Centra) of yet, no one from the State Andrew * Harry Kot teamp from York. Pa. the Laming Civic Center. OcL S cred any level* previously reach­ as ha* explained how. School principal, ha* been inin Grand Rapids. ■ ---------------------- ------------------- ---------------ed. a University ot Michigan who Cathedral is stationed in Koln. OcrIf I can survive the taw. and v’ud b> Polley. Michigan’s In addition to betng assistant many. authority predicts. It takes effect, my prices will 8upwintendem of public in- partor at Sacred Heart, he has | All this proves "What a small | Russell A. Pointer, supervisor have to be raised. , strucUon, to be chairman of the been an instructor at West world we reaUy live In," Mrs. of the state-wide Certificate Committee on Elementary «*••Edu­ Catholic High School for the If this taw forces us small । enmm '"** "" Wilt wrote The Banner." Program In Real Estate offered cation under the Michigan Co­ past four years. by the University, says th* contractors out of burtneai which operative Curriculum Ppjgram Here from Hawthorne. Calif., forthcoming building boom U taree^a^tt^rtxr ’^mrtc^with UndlT lhc Stn:c Deportment of targe contrartor complrtc with tY.ucft!,on arc Mr and Mrs William Howe 6:30 F.M. Ticket* >2.00 Saturday, Aug. 27 which support an optimistic view itnlnn union mnvn move Intzi into .the nrM. area the and daughter. Karen, who are The committee would funcUon I price of a small job will be out visiting their parents, the C B of lhe future.' until June 30. 1067. of sight of most people. Howes and lhe Robert Myers of Despite the temporary effect* Mrs. Audrey Ackley Is visiting Dowling. Alfred D. Lowe, principal of I personally cannot under­ of the Ught-money situation, he her niece, Thelma Wyrick. In stand how anyone with reason­ able intelligence can possibly elementary education tn the Hillsdale and wUl attend the reace an ever-increasing volume of | union of the OUbert school. call thia law good and lair 'In on the Committee on Currieu- ! Mrs Alice Allerdlng. Mrs Lois Wickham. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thank you. Linderman and Charles, and Mr. and Mrs Richard Cook of Grand highway program on both na­ Curriculum Program attempts to Rapids were Sunday guest* of tional and stale levels will bring 1 Improve Instruction In ISUic Mr. and Mrs. Merl Scranton communities even closer together. After much discussion on the lhe schools scixx>ls by providing a vehicle ’ ’ ‘ who have their trailer at Cha­ Jail proposal I would like to sub- for bringing together tiie effort, pin Lake near Oreenville. oral agricultural program will mlt the following question tor of clUrena. local school tyatema, Mr. and Mrs Call Baldwin 1STATI gtavict result In larger farm* with more the public to think about: institutions of hlflier learning and Mr and Mrs Bernard Peck. land devoted' to agriculture. 1. If the county ha* almost 80 volunUiry exiucaUonal amocla- Jr, spent last week in Northern INSURANCI • BONDS S. The effect of the World War acre* of land, (already owned by ttons and the State Department Michigan on a fishing trip. II baby boom will result In a Houseguest* of the Herschel | sltarp increare in new family M«^»l Facility, why not build Rochelles last week were Mr. and I formations and demand* ' * many Mrs David Esalg of Cedar Orove. I th7teriiirt?*iurt ch*n«« haw occurred since that housing. ^ tlme. "However, in the past few 4. While new raaidenttal conwe have **n * KreaUj itructlon I* down now, it will T Whv^ildnt *t Ireuw fhTM. expand beyoifd any levels pre­ lncr®a*ed tempo of activity in b m ^,^1 , L «lucauon. the advent of new viously reached. Leonard -O*<ood Funeral Home. lent, method,!, ncilortiiLv. and evaluation in mathematics teachthe Rutland Township Cemetery. Smith. She attended the Podunk and Hendershott School, and married Warren Laubough about 1*10. He died about IBM. About E Laubaugh who died In April 1061. . Hhe married Fred Stam of son J. Laubaugh ot Hastings; a daughter. Mrs John 'Isola Mae> Btarnrn of HasUrucs; four grand­ children. eight great grande 1U1dren. Building Boom Expected by U-M Realtor Name Hastings Principal Head Of State Croup Republican Speaker Democratic Candidate's Dinner Personal Mention SUMMER EXPENSE MONEY FOR RENT Delton High School MILLER REAL ESTATE or loagor. Any 4 $1,000. $irn*ly increase in leisure time wlU see a cchange ___ _ _ — In living ___ habit* with a second econd home In resort areas becoming "more of a nocessliy than a luxury." (. *. The typical purchaser will oonUnue to Improve his living standard* with now and larger j, vM' .. .tiL 1CQl’nu programs, me reorgam“Uon 01 1 h c Deportment ot * n~’. rol° ”°r * reconstituted SUU V0Ur Beard of Education .................... • "In .. k-.,— 111 view vlew of « Urac u**c unnreceunprecechangro. I have nquMUd that during the coming school I rertlv think tS avZraoT .,ul£®° f ,r ,hla.; lnfanJS 7. Industry will continue to nr-hn.a,..,. Mutr not omy continue their expand Ha ptant facillUea and relocaUon* will continue f*—' x™ Ume ln their ’ immediate office building. 8. More and more people wiH . ing a new high ^11 Sfic^i °f co'uxrn 1x11 ’ki“ 4“'^ be inverting in propertie. as a roJZv CoIntensively the prreent status of hedge against furtiwr inflation. it our toUJ In Pointer', opinion, today ta Sca^^J “ *— ---------------------- -program as‘ William F. Arnold a good time to purchase real re- I UlU lhe development* and to raanmrnd AU thc *H*rri«« should advantage or a booming market. -nH talk tn ttv-ir rv«Y.if. — — —--w-— — —— "In order to handle the InelDlaln demands of lhe times. ThLi creared burtnres volume, it wlU XlrKL mipoL^ ,n' better still they siwuld under ,nrnlalton that will be useful in Identifying mu! effectuating detrained people in lhe realcatate rtjnd rt of Ule sirable onnuihaUonal and probusiness." he add* , "However, lhe standards for «.r>n«ay.-.b.poopi.orBM.7 .... ................... ..... new people in real estate will cnlln»v rw-cd n inti n>»v won* « JneZ^crb<torttake M w 'ntt going to In order to take advantare advantage at ol lnto huge the opportunities the field of- MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings Phone 945-3429 Op«n Saturday Morning has been completely reasoned out fully, and the supervisors have a sound educational back­ had better realize this. It goes ground." back to one thing,—Ifs the Uttie sniv whs* v,Vm Ibof will — Let’s Talk It Over with IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN! National Bank VITAMINS Need the helping hand of a Bank Loan? Come talk to us about the new home, car, home improvements, whatever you want. 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PROSCRIPTION PHARMACY Hhm Wl J-J4W (Hastings Up te >16,006.00 �Carlton Center I; By Mra. Mm Oocramilh 1 —1 ---------Wl 1.1114 Dr. Cronk to Headline Cull w 1 1 _ >a HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor । CHURCH ,___ •:46 am. Sunday school. U Classes for all aara. Rev. Don M. Gury, Itector 11 .m, Mamin, 1ft.' “ igc by the pastor. Broadcast. 1 10 *-,n- Morning prayer ganlsL He to widely known as a composer and to a GuH Lake Nightly servtaa are attractive­ ly presented for the public. l|brough Friday. Christian Science Text Announced ' Christ Jeoua" to the subject of P*™”* Si. tnis is me will of God In Christ WBCH Carries \‘Kearf Program minute Pain functions as the body's early warning system. When ternel injury occurs, the interview allow which V. Taylor, president of the Mich­ igan Heart Association, anrxxinced. BloodlVroij«*i to the main Icitsenal organt. Thlt happspt st ones, but pain often hngora on. Bocsum of thl*. modem msdlcins is continuing its tight against prolonged pain. Tho next time your doctor pre­ scribe* for you, rely on our Rsxsll Pharmacist to fin your prescription accurately and promptly. VOUR sedation executive director Ab­ raham Brickner serving as mod­ erator, features some of Michi­ gan’s most distinguished phyal- Jacob's Prascriptton Pharmacy 126 East Stato St. Fhopa Wl 5-2466 best recipe for folks syneblymoved to Hastings T»h oiH phon* all (m coupon bstow), idd hodtn with hukeU ol gift* Ind inlomution about tM dty. stif in pnuinc hoipiUlity, and you'll hm a gen­ erous and deli|htlul artI coma. Juit PhOne T— Afyelcoi FHOME ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Woodland, Michigan CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY , ADVENTIST CHURCH ♦ Elder Gerald N. Slack Babbath school, 9:30 am. Baturday worship, 10:45 am. Um this coupon to let a Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat know you’re brt OUR LADY OP GREAT OAK. DOWLING Bunday Mass. 9 *m FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Sunday aciiooi, 11 am. Wodnceday arrvtee, 8 pm Reeding; room open Wednse- H IRVING WESLEYAN IODI8T CHURCH 6£^pDund Rd.. 8'miles south ' Pastor, DortkM Tack Bunday school. 10 am. ' Worship, U am. Worship service. 10 am. ducat HASTINGS UNITED preacher, the Rev. C. O. Althoff HOLINESS CHURCH East Marshan'Street . Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. Marvin Bickrhlller, Pastor Wave.** tort: Provertto 19:IS Bunday school. 10 am. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Luther League hay ride'BunMorning worship. 11 ittc Route 3 Delton Evening service. 7:30 p.in. Rev. Prank Crabb. Bible teacher Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ also invited. nesday evening. 7:30 pm. * Worship, 11 am. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor HA8TING8 CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 330 West Colfax Street 11 am. Morning worship Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7. Sunday public talk. 3 pm. Pastor M5-3”* WELCOME NEWCOMERS! r. Wayne lUchta, Pastor am. Bunday school Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Bunday srhml. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Church school. 10:30 am. Morning worship, 11:30 am. Bunday school, 11 am. prayer service Wednesday, 7:» FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE CHY------------------------------- -----------------------------------------Please have the Welcome Wagon Hosten all on me I would Ilk* to subscribe to the Hasting* Banner PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS and Fred Bawdy. CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTII. Evangelist SI I already subscribe .. ,~ I out coupon and man to drculatiofl Dept, am. Bunday school. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m., 6*1 you want —AND NO WAITING — heater! Not only the first, hoc shower, and (here’ll still be water left for laundering, dishwashing and SEE blocked off the highway. and Scott Pennington ot Grand took * trip through Um northern 7:80 pm. Special music, hymn FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 1— ------------ --------- CHURCH .. Rlchie. R1 Vermontville. Wednesday Activities Broadway and Center Btreets • w^“. ——wmm. Willard H. Curtto. Minister 8 am. Woman's Prayer Band. Morning worahlp, 9:30. Nursery THE GALUXAN w.1'20-1^ nx*una wd oFthirZ' BAPTIST CHUBCH Corner 108th BL a North rmn.ter serrteML *10e 0TW WBOH BartUOa: Freeport Road Nurawy f« regular servicea. Growth." Pbotte 946-5704 -----------I 9:30 Church school classes. 10 am. Bunday school. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Flrat Grade and below. 1303 South Hanover Street j 10:30 Chancel choir practice. 0 30 pm. Young Peoples. Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor Monday —7:30 Christian Edu10 am. Bunday school. Elwyn caUon committee meeting Curtis. Bupt Clasww for all age» Wedncriay — 9:30 Circle pro­ Bible study hour. wtth t«achera A nurle4uJe„ wm nwet with the wlth *dulU c^ar,° nilntoter to prepare the Beptem- INTER-LAKE8 *. BAPTIST CtfURCH Junior Bunday school in charge gsterday: Note: Couples Club Delton. Michigan — -na Gladys w-m nieetl^M* date but of• nuftoi. Phyllto *>. Munn Itev. David Honeywell, Pastor Hamblin wilt hmw. next' Ttalnniav. 11 am. Morning worship serWorship, 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. COATS GROVE Wednesday Fellowship. 7 CHRISTIAN CHURCH vid and Ronda Munn In charge. Teens and Young Adults. Mer­ ST. RO8E CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor lin and Doreen Buhl in charge. Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Floyd Walter, Bupt. Adult prayer meeting, Mrs. Rev. David Hawley. Asatotant Bible school. 10 am. Rogers in charge. Bunday Maaeea, 7, 8, 10, 11:90 Worship hour, 11 a-in. T pm. Evangeltoyc service. The Country Church that 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer Welcomes You." and praise service. We arc study­ ing the book of Hebrew. We in­ vite yuu to attend this Inspira­ LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Dally Mswes, 7 and 8 am. Rev. Corl Bllvernall, Pastor tional service and enjoy this ST. AUGUSTINE, Momlng worship, 10 am. MIDDLEVILLK Sunday school. 11 am. Bunday worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday family worship. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm. Rev George Elliott CHURCH AT DELTON Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. Telephone Wl 6-4945 State University ;or the University of Michigan medical schools. Um RahabUite- following. 11 am. Morning worship, ser■ private medical offices. JuM off M-flfl. North on M-60 In Eyed Dragon.*' Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 9:46 am. 7 pm. Jr,-HI MYF. Worship, 11 am. Thursday. 7:30-9:00 Chancel er ataUona throughout the state. Junior church for children, 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed. 8. produced by the Michigan Heart Fellowship service, 7:45 amAssociation, a Michigan United Youth Fellowship. Wed, 7. Fund agency. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBoech Church school. 9:46 am. Bunday school, 10:16 am PHARMACY i Lydy from •«xatlnga urelay and .Flnday । few Inti el background of opera. Lake Bible Meet *Consumers Power has a SPECIAL LOW RATE for FaSt-Recovery ; Electric Watej Heaters WATER HEATER DEALER Friday and Baturdy * Mr. and Sunday school. 10 am. Mra Prank Kilmer called on the Young People's sorvico, <:M. Overamlths Sunday evening. * Bvenlng service. 7:90 Pm family, the John DeOrafta They Tburotoy prayer and 1Bible union at Chariton Park Batur- Raplds to Milwaukee where they were met and continued the Crip lerdlng returned Baturday night from their trip to Oklahoma. K. Woodland Avenue Bly Rapids spent Bunday night 9:46 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. entine. * Mr. and Mrs Floyd 8 pm. Young People's service. Asptnall enjoyed Bunday dinner Driver License examining office. with, their ton. Robert, and family of Freeport * Mrs. Anna Andrus spent several days whili; Barnum and Donald Ketcham convalescing at the home of her enjoyed a trip through the DELTON METHODIST Marcius K. Taber, Minister Thumb Sunday. from Uie hospital. * Mni. Ger­ Mias Connie Dolton entertrude Ruxlite returned Monday Warship. Bunday. 11 Km. from Cleveland. Ohio. Mr. and talned a friend from Western Youth FeUowahip, Bunday, fl. George Ruslne left Tuesday for Michigan University, Ml a a Pa­ Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. tricia Dudas of Kolamaxoo over Chancel chair, 7 pm. Thura. Hammond. Ind, where they will TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH ptnail home were her mother 1118 Jordan Lake Street Lake O*—i~r I P.A. Campgrounds from Hastings and sister, Mrs. Glenna Charney and son, Dick. Phone DR 4-8377 Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Morning worship. Il am. ' Young People's Service, 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study. Wed, 7:30 pm. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street Worship, 10 am. Bunday school, 11:16 am. Evening worship 7:30 pm. West Woodland Freeport Ry Mrt. Sylvan Tagg ■met M. 74J-U11 family, and Mra Park's sister and husband. Mr. and Mra Dick By Victor Slaton Mrs. Fred Kidder snd family Grading of Martin Road from and Mra Dorothy Campbell en­ joyed lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum after the hymn sing al the United Brethren Church Sunday evening. * Mr and Mrs. James Riser of Nashville were Bunday evening guests of Mr. been completed and lhe rain over lite weekend made It a slippery, greasy mow and almost impassable Living in the middle of the mile sure makes it a real problem for us to get In or out. Nashvilio spent Sunday at the mile north and hope to complete Reuben Crites home. Mra Roy Dukes entertsdned and then the road will be gravtl- with a bridal shower Baturday Bunday school. 10 am. honoring Miss Carol Brunton, Waralilp hour, 11 am. ping next year. Hero's hoping who will become the bride of Bunday evening service. 7 pm. the gravel wtll'ba Ln place betaro Donald Hoffman nf north ProeNothing but tho Bible. lite Full mlns and Winter snows come ar we surely won't be able in attendance nnd Mias Brunton received many lovely gifts. * doesn't resemble the former'road Arnold Dukm of Middle lake was a Wednesday supper guest while to get used to IL ★ Mrs. Hastings, Mich., Ph. Wl 6-9466 Anna Bamum of near Coals Baturday Sabbath school, 9:30. I Grove was a recent caller on Mr. Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Worahip. 11 am. Brovont for Chicago to board and Mra. Fortt Stowe!I. Mr. and Mrs Waller — er Reed i™ Wm. DMMkr ™ wnrm M1 Plmla,u Bund«> driving Sunday night. * Mrs. Bunday, Voice of Prophecy. visitors of Mr. and Mra. Hubert Betty Golden and her sister. Mra. Radio WJEP. 1230, 8:30 am. jurawujn. Johnston. w * mr Mr «« and mra. Mrs. vr. G. u. L. Grorge Faunce were Grand RapForman and clilldren spent Sun- ids vtoltora Baturday. UNITED BRETHREN IN Ot. 1her — brother -and —J fam­ __J .. day — with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith of CHRIST CHURCH ily. the Robert Asplnalls at Free­ E Colfax at N. Boltwood port. * Mr. and Mra Otey Blaine per guests al the Hoyt-Dutcher home. * Mr. and Mrs Donald 'worship, 9:30 am.' spending several weeks at their cottage at Ixoch Lake, visited their cousin. Ford Btovrell last Worship service, 7 pm. Wednesday. Mrs Blaine to the * Mrs. John Mishler and Mr. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7:30. daughter of Mr and Mra. Fred snd Mrs Frank Martin of Grand Stowell, rtsldreitz of Woodland R a pl da and granddaughter, McCALLUM UNITED and Hastings before moving to Maurcnc Bower of Kalamazoo BRETHREN IN I Newark. * Miss Sharon Dalton. wise Friday visitors of Mr and CHRIST CHURCH I who Is working at Michael Mrs. Will Mishler. * Mra Norma Rrote Hospital in Chicago, spent Bepter of Huntington. Ind., and Otis Lake Road Bunday with the home folks. She Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor will be working at the hospital Lowe district were Sunday vialMorning worship. 10 am. for three months completing her ton. of Mr. and Mra Will MbhBunday school. 11 am. third affiliation in occupational Christian Endeavor, 7:15 p.m. therapy In preparation for grndu- Blough. Evening service. 8 pm. , atlon for Western Michigan UnlMr. and Mra Lester Brown of Prayer meeting and Dlt^ veralty. ! Nashville were Tuesday gueots Study Wednesday, 7:30 pm. at ,Mro a'?.d.n,r* D;J1‘E, I'eh2'an i of Mr. anti Mra. Forrest Buehler. ° a*”?1 8*tUn^ * Mr “W* Bu'hlanight and Bunday forenoon with ipenl mdfly CTonln|f wllh I J?.OOrS'C 1 » nd Donald Buehler at Mrs. Minnie Geiger attended the I Greenville. * Mr. and Mra. Mllat T>- I tnn Buehler and family attended 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. ftatur'u>- Bbe «c«n- Uk, Fttrtn Burtttu plcnJc u the Sunday school. 10 am.. panled her son and wife. Mr. and o<y Norton cottage on treteh Mra. Carl Wheeler to their home | Lake Sunday ★ Mr and Mrs Morning worship, 11 am. SHd^L11 n IUl^,On 8u9d*y 8<un Roush and grandchUdren. they attended the Ferman fam- . jlm Public invited. UU.CU'U^aL,n . lu‘d Mra- Claude Walton to When thetest n»d men finished Ism Tuesday KILPATRICK UNITED thnr »«k Wednesday they Marysville wUXy r^Xl until BRETHREN CHURCH were working Just north of our and Mra. Tom Vandermale. M-flfl Woodland place. They_ They didnt didn't put up the lhe . 54,,, ArUuir Moun} entertained Pbu-c. the Jolly Bentons Community 10 am. Bunday school. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL club Thursday * Mra Clair 1! am. Worship service. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Clum received word Wednesday 8 pm. Evening service/ George 8. Marshall. Pastor ■l— • «—her—son-in-law, ■- •— —... . j that Clifford Church Bcltool. 10 am. I Fields hod suffered a broken leg HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY Worship service. 11 am. while al work In Kalamazoo. * ADVENTIST CHURCH All are Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Parks have Elder Samuel J. Elie 2730 W. Blate Rd. WOODLAND Hastings, Mich, Wl 6-94U CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Blough and family of Victoria. Sat. Sabbath school. 9:30. 8319 Coats Grove Rood Texas, were Thursday supper Warship. 11 am. Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Worship service. 9:46 am. Sunday, "FaKh for Today." on Sunday school, 10:46 am. Ciirtolie and family and MIm TV WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Kathy Devries were Sunday Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, choir practice. Radio WJEP, 1230. 8:30 am. Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm. Mike Hawthorne in Hastings. * ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 1/4 MUe E of M-6fl on State Rd. County Council picnic al Nash­ 3 Miles South of Gun Lake LeRoy Kenney, Pastor ville Sunday. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. 9:45 am. Sunday school. 10 am. Bunday school. Gordon Hale of Lansing called 11 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Momlng worship. at the Hoyt-Dutcher home Bun­ 7 pm. Evening worship. ■ , Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. prayer. day. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls • Weekend callers at the James IRVING CHAPEL and Boys Brigade. Bunday achooL'10 am. to 1 Women's Monthly Missionary Bernard Piper of Bucyrus, Ohio, Prayer meeting. Wed., 7:30. Mr. and Mra. Qua Woods of Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. ------------ Stevensville, M~ ‘ STONEY POINT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE bert White of , Mr. and FREE METHODIST CHURCH Mrs Wayne 1719 N. Broadway -- -----------Caledonia Rev. Richard Keep Minister, Dale R Harvey aid Woods Prayer Wednesday. 3 p.m. and daughter 410 E. Madison. 946-6086 ________ _______ pgs. They 10 am. Bunday school 9:45 am. Church school, Bupt. all attended the k. reunion .11 am. Preaching. Loyd Martz [al Townsend Pai 11 am. Sabbath worship. I Word was received tMt HuNo service at church Sunday. 7 pm. Youth service. bert Blough arrived safely at Aug. 38. There will be a Young 7 30 pm. Evening service. 1 Fort Knox. Ky.. for basic tralnPeoples rally at Belding. 7:30 pm. Wed.. Blbto Study dng. * Mr. and Mra. Don Blough and prayer. 1 and family of Wyoming were CHURCH OF GOD ------------ Monday visitors of hto parentr., (Pentecostal* Mr. and Mra.Jeme Blough. * Pastor. Rev. James R Hatfield FIRST CHURCH OF OOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Mr. and Mra Richard Blough Watson Cor-. 3S miles Where a Christian E:---- ------- — and * '— family of Victoria. Texas, Waet at Martin Makea You a Member. spent the Weekend with his Bunday mhoai. 10 am. 10 am. Sunday schoc brother and family, Mr. and Mra. WoraMp, 11 am. 11 am Morning worship. Jack Blough Ln Wayne. Sunday Evangelistic service. 6:30 Youth Fellowship. Mr. and Mrs Jay Wing spent 6:30 Evening prayer. Thursday. Friday and Saturday Y.PX Tuesday. 7:30 pm. 7 Evening worship. with hto daughter nnd family, 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible Mr. and' Mrs Fredrick Luneke HASTINGS FREE Study. |। at —• Grand Rapids They attended METHODIST CHURCH the golden wedding anniversary WES LET AN METHODIST State Road Hickory Comera, Michigan ----------------- - ------ ■ w. .»u Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Fredrick Luneke and Cheryl and Morning worship. 11 am 10 am. Sunday school Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing were HMtaf Taping serrios, 7:30. 11 a/n. Morning worship, Jun- Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Jor church and nureery provided. Mra. Ed Wiley of Lansing. ♦ 7 30 pm. Evening service. Bruce Fields of Calsdonla spent Wednesday. 7:10 Family Night.'.from Wednesday till 'Saturday 8:30 pm. Choir rehearsal. i*Kh his cousin, Rodney Coot Young People'Thursday. 7 pm. �Fresh Out of The Attic | Chidester Area (good time. Battle Creek wm Friday caller* Gun Lake Road visited lhe Pot­ ters Sunday. * Chartlno Kidder and her mother. Leona Overtey. Bottlmer and two children of THE HASTING* BANNEE—■ Personal Mention Albert Saffell of Battte Creek spent several days recently with Durfee noth Martin of * Balientlnea. who have also en­ tertained their nephew and wife, WOdman. By Mr*. John Hock visiting her p*r« also Weatherbee of Battle Creek for Orville Hammond of Hinds, Mr. and Mrs Burdette Barber took Raymond VcrMeulcn home Chartea Telganoff and son of city Ulla Bunday to visit Mra. to Bronson, Bunday. * Janice Grund Rapids and Forest Fal­ have been vacationing near Traverse City spending some Gaylor and Robert Miller wm- coner of Welcome Corner*. lime at the Roy Berber cottage Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra' Mrs. Zula Bruce is visiting her at South Boardman. Visiting the son. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bruce Barbers for a few weeks this Bummer were their daughter and w v I V kvuuuu; UUUKT of Charlotte. I guests of Mrs. Donald Cheney. Happy Birthday, Kido. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Buerge and granddaughter. Mrs. John O'­ l>w> r jvMs -i —- | Uonald Cheney entered the Arm- Dan, and Mrs. Edna Davis of Donnell and Cherle Lynn of Columbus. Ohio. ter. Lula Garrison, who ia al the ed Forcre Monday. Janice and Big Rapids took a 10-day Eastern Mrs. Milo Barry and daughter. Health Center In Battle Creek Bernard Davis spent Friday trip on which they visited -all of and report her as being improved night with Jerilyn Cheney and the New England States. They Beatrice. Mrs. Sue Boyles and Mrs. Ethel Fisher took a trip were also guests for one night In healUi. * Mra. David Smith ' Debra Hunt stayed wth her Satto WaWa, Canada, last week and Little daughter. Mindy and ‘ ‘itday nlghL _______ __ family at ML Ascutney near Mrs. Boyles, who is SO years old. was really thrilled to go and had Rapids last* Tuesday. Margaret' menter of Grand Rapldi vm • a grand time. Winter, Chartine Kidder. Edna Thursday through Bunday guests * T_ Houseguests of the Earl L. Mc"5 31 with us. He ptierdaad to come Bldleman and Pearl Potter at-! of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis. | tended the Sportswomen’s Club Tliey took them back Bunday. I -rhl^'rhL^b /n MuHans of Algonquin Lake are meeting and reported having a Mr. and Mrs Oreydon Hynes of j Sfturdjr * h °n relatives from Wellington. Kan.. aouthan California from Lily grandma and grandpa. ★ By H. D. Burpee In one of my BANNER icrap books. I just read an interesting account cut out from the BANNER nf X inu r 1843 kept by Ellen Gilbert, waa present and told some intertatlng incidents of the old log school v.—. ». >>___ - « OM familiar names that wlU and had their pictures taken, brina fwk fnrut tv.. article was mUU« •" ~ no>»> «« uxoies were spread 27. *., and about 230 sat down to a fine liLA CHERS AND PUPILS OF picnic dinner. Aa aoon as the MUDGE SCHOOL ENJOY , tables were cleared, the preaiANNUAL REUNION AND ROLL dent called lie meeting to CALL AT THORNAPPLE A school song was sung, and a and picnic of the Mudge School waa held at Thornapple Tske August 27. 1014. and wan largely attended. When the morning train frarrt the west came, it brought in scholars from Has­ tings. Cedar Creek and the north part of the State. When the trtrin from the cxst came in they began to get. off from Nashville. Battle Creek. Ci—----------Olivet Station Jackson. --- , —.— J • — .v.,.. in buggies and automobiles and one wagon with sente around tho SlrlM SS 1 .1-- Meade offered prayer. Then the president read the minute* of the first scIkjoI meeting and staled some facte gathered from Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morford and Mrs. Nellie Lilts of the Hickory Comers vicinity sere Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Budd Randall, ing this week in Kentucky. They Saturday and meet friends in Bowling Green where they-would spend several days. The fellows have been friends since being in the service together. Helen Mudge Hogle of Cuba, rending us all an invitation to come over and eat oranges and grapefruit, saying we could have all we granted and pick them Nov. 18th, 1842. at the log house She sold the Mudge school Is Meade was called to the chair vwirM um: uiemiig uiua. Cyrus Buxton waa elected dlrector: Lorenzo Mudge, modern- Other , —. • —_ . _ ______ .- uum intereating were ktten this meeting 8100.00 was voted to build n school house which Scholars present from a distance were; Hiram Seeley. Cora Han­ son Brown and Anna Soules Loot from Hastings: William Burgee*. Bellevue; Laura Burgess Howell and Abbie Howell Benedict. Ha*- 1 Ungs. m Una«May .. u.~~v Hanson O..I Cart of Ce- as I cannot find any records. Just where the lines were drawn, but I do know ua, that «. K uicmura included all the territory south of the river and cast of Thomapple nmnlng wait some mile and a half In Hastings township ward and Mabel Bollinger Booke and about the same distance of Battle Creek; Ada Webb Rock. south Ln Maple Grove and runJackson; Floyd Baird of Lansing; Stella Scott Potter, of Olivet Station: Charlcn Buchanan. Pe- one from Caroline Dittmer Bra­ bant, nf northern Michigan, who kept the Summer school ot 1868: one from Lails Belgh Conklin. one from Allie Mudge Austin; one from Ada Norton Gfebony, of Ohio; one from William Warner, now principal of the Saginaw waa any happier than when he waa keeping the Mudge School in 1881 and that the 815.00 a month looked as big to him then aa hla aaiary does now. although gue; Elmer Warren, Bunfield; Grace Dcmliray Palmer, .lack- teachers may not come In just three months. Hiram Seeley whose name is Win ter of 1865, when Clement Smith taught, there are con- Devine was elected president; Ixrwwo Mudge, vice president: Mrs. COr* Dellar, secretary; Mra. Louise Lathrop, treasurer; Mrs. Ulah Webb, historian. scholars, and who attended the first school in the Winter of CARPeUNc Julia Buxton Marshall. Nash- Pilgrim Glasgow, Hastings; Jen­ nie Mills Warren. Sunfield: Esta Feighner, Grand Rapids: Bertha Meade WUoox, Hasyngs: Cbeottt Smith and Emma Lathrop Hay­ man. Nashville; Grace Higdon, Barryvllle; Alloa Casteltoe, Quimby. * taught tn the Mudge School: Ellen Gilbert, Winter of 1843. Abigail Hyde. 1847, Jane BunkoBrown, Carolina Power*, Sophia 1857. Joel Hokum. winter tif| iau OTI--U —.V, rx —■__ n. __ ­ 1856. Elizabeth Denton, Sum mer ot 1850. Helen TVwl. Mia Bosworth. . John MoQuarry. 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Barry Men to Attend State Soil District Meet Barry’s 235 Wool Producers Vote Next Month Sept. 12-23 to determine their approval or disapproval of a new agreement with tho American Sheep Producers Council, Inc., Ralph Moore, clsilrnuui of the Barry ABC Committee, has an­ nounced. Holstein Herds Set New Averages HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Opes Thursday, September 8, 1966 SCHOOL HOURS promotion jxngrama for High School8:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. to Fann Investment To Hit $136,000 By Year 1980 with about *42.000 in IBM. The agreement provides for the Secretary of Agriculture to 112,000. withhold n part of producer’s wool payments an 1966-69 marketlngs. Tho payment deductions would bo used by the council to 11OC1 ol credit to Michigan fann* finance advertlilng and promo­ era, according to John RABrake, tion programs for wool and lamb. Michigan HteXe University agriThe new agreement Is similar to tho last one. By approving It, produora would authcclze pay- new lactation averages for milk and butterfat production. C. — Robert Gaaklll..--------Halt Inga, ----- ------------haa 36 completed production record* averaging 14.184 pounds of milk and 548 pounds of ixitterfat. Clarence Post, Byron Center, has seven completed production records averaging 15.885 pounds of milk and 676 pounds of butterfat cents a pound on shorn wool and To provide a uniform means 714 rente a bundMwdght on nf rntnnarliur Rzsristcrcd Holstein unshorn kunlx. compared wtth 1 cent and five centa In tho past. source Development and the The higher deductions, recom­ State Soil Conservation Com- dur.try .-iUuuUrd, two milkings mended by moot of tike state and per day. 305-day, mature equi­ valent bOAin. Throe production levels compare favorably to the would be nccuory to finance average U. 8. cow’s annual pro­ ASPC a proposed programs. duction of 7380 pounds of milk Producers may coat their bal­ and 285 pounds of butterfat. lots by mailing or delivering Meding speakers will In­ clude Ray Oummeraon. MSU ranurce development agent In the Upper Peninsula; B. Dale Ball, former Barry county realdsnt and director of the MichIgon Department of Agriculture and chairman of the State Boll Conservation Committee, Dr. CWrt Moyer, Michigan TechnolOglcnl University; Jack Scott, Fish Divlsian. Michigan Departnwvu ot rvwii.i naiirw, R O Educational television ia used Hie high schools In the BUUe. MIVSM.E NEW LOW INSTALLED Indudes normal dryer circuit run and applies only to residential customers who receive electricity from Consumers Power Company. are farm lenders will know much more about farming than now. A number of lenders will iielp fanners with their records or furnish record systems for their ■ farm cuslooun' use. UV also quite poeslbtc that the lender I will provide more nonsuiting atfl; management guidance to his' proval by two-thirds of the to­ tal number of producers, or twothlrds of the total volume of not approved by producers, no deductions will be withheld from payments on 1966 marketings. In this event, ASPC programs will bo continued only as long as the present reserve fund permits, or until such time as some other ugrevment may be approved by producers. "Sheep producers have ap­ proved Uie wool and lamb pro­ motion prognun in throe refer­ 1954." Secretary endums Freeman add. "In the moat re­ cent referendum 87.6 percent of Light reports wool and lamb PRICES ••Lenders will provide apccloJiiod credit services. TLeyU pay more attention to farm records and Ips attention to previous reputetl.in of tlWl tHTUVS. ' Altoft 4H'ers Hava Child Care Project Need Money for New Facilities? ,no 797488 This Frigidaire d i yer stops by itself when clothes are dry! Mil, OOk. HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Vi So. Michlgaa 3:00 p.m. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION KINPERCARTEN Children wh6se 5th birthdays occur on or before December 1, 1966 are eligible to enter kindergarten. Barents are requested to bring all kinder­ garten cnildren not enrolled mt spring to Central, Northeastern, :>outheastern or Pleasantview on one of the following dates: August 29 through September 2—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. 1 :(J0 to 3:00 p.m. P(ease bring the statement from your doctor indicating that your child s immunizations and tuberculosis test have been started and/or completed. Children must be five (5) years of age on or before December 1, 1966. A child may not be enrolled in kindergarten until a birth certificate or other suitable proof-of-aga has been shown. Any child who will be six (6) years old on or before December 1, 1966 must be enrolled in school on September 8, 1966. ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (Grade* 7-8) New elementary children in grades 1 through 6 who were not pre­ viously enrolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report for enrollment to tne elementary school in wnich district they live, as follows: 12:00 a.m. Central________August 29 through September 2—9:00 to —1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Southeastern .August 29 through September 2—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. —1:00 to 3:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m. NortheasternAugyst 29 through September 2—9:00 to 3:00 p.m. (Included Algonquin, Altoft, and . —I :00 to We I coma Corners students) Brake pointed out that thane restrictive clauses will bo a part of tho financing package, lie said that when Raiders have *10,000 or more invested Jn a form operation, they’re going to The Altoft 4H Child Care Pro­ ject waa again led by Junior leader, Linette Thomas. Members Included Joni James, wool production, deducttuiui from payments declined to $2.4 mil­ Vancau ihxtrlqucz and Caro lion. ASPC has been able to WUcox. Unite coveted included "Story Telling and Music" i and "Toy Construction and ..Chil­ dren’s Ploy." The group mot regularly through the Summer to observe children at play and thpw re­ action to various records upd sturica. Members particularly en­ joyed the toy construction and See us for the money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expan* sion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. . 8:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 12:35 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Pleasantview Elementary - 8:15 a.m. to Tho avsraga Michigan ft 3.45 p.m. .Same as High School Junior High School Elementary __T------ LyneAtc took the girls on a trip to various bonus In the neighborhood. Each girl was prepared to tell a story for a designated age child and was Judged on how well she held the interest uf that child. They later enjoyed lunch and a swim 'Outdoor Meals' Provide Added Fun For Altoft 4H'ers Members of the Altoft 4H Club enjoyed a Bummer of fu'n In "Outdoor Meals." Bryan Thomas aclod as Junior lender, having each boy plan a different type at outdoor meal. Mooting included dlscusalan and planning the project, study of picnic and camping sites, stick cookery and tepee flrc. hamburg fry and hunter-trapper fire, com roost and charcoal fire, tin-foil cookery and two overnight cookouts, which Included breakfast over the camp fire. Members were Tom Belson, Gerry Pelske. Lewie Sherman I and Tom Lyons. • 12:00 a.m. —1:00 to 3:00 p.m. New Junior High students (Grades 7-8) who were not previously en­ rolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report to Central Sdhool. Enrollment hours are the same as for Central elementary (above). PleasantviewAugust 29 through September 2—9:00 to SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 912) New Senior High School students may enroll on Monday through Wednesday, August 29 through 31st, between 9:00 a.m. anc| 3:00 p.rq. in the High School office. It will be to their advantage to telephone 945-2451 for a definite appc^Rtrfant. . BOOKSTORE HOURS ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (7-8) All elementary including Pleasantview and Junior High students will be sold books alphabetically by last names and on the Tollowing schedules: Date ’ 8:00 - 12:00 12:00 - 3:00 Monday, August 29 T, U, V, W. X. Y, Z R. S / Tuesday, August 30 A, B. C D. E. F, G Wednesday, August 31 H. I, J, K L. M, N. O. P. Q It will not be possible to reserye books ahead of time. If you cannot come in at the time specified, you may have someone else come in for you. However, this person will have to come at the time when you are scheduled. All books must be paid for at the time books are picked up. Used books will not be purchased by the school during the two weeks preceding the opening of school on September 8. Algonquin, Altoft, and Welcome School students should buy their books at the Northeastern bookstore. The Pleasantview School students should buy their books at Pleasantview School. / None of the bookstores will be open on Thursday or Friday, September 1 and 2nd. , Used books will not be purchased by the school during the above days arid hours. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12) All Senior High School books will be sold in the WEST GYM. Fresh­ men enter the SOUTH door of West Wing near the Band Room. Sophomores enter the NORTH door of West Wing near the Library. Juniors and Seniors enter the WEST door of West Wing facing Park Street. All students_will be sold books alphabetically by last names according to the following schedule: Time of Day PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP SPECIAL NOTICE I, Dori* Nottingham, Township Clerk of Prairie­ DPC means Durable Press Caret ville Township, County of Barty, State of Michigan, hereby file notice that I have received petition* containing sufficient signatures to place the ques­ tion of liquor-by-the-glo*s on the November 8, 1966 Automatic Dry Cyds figures dry­ ing timo for you! • Durable Press Carol Mo-Iron clothes come out '"sharp”— creases In, wrinkle* out — wtUg' out ironing! • Fabrics Heat Metter, no stoop lint screen, tool election. The question to appear on the Ballot a* follows: “Shall the sale of spirits in addition to beer and wine be permitted for consumption on the premises within the Township of Prairieville under the provisions of the law governing same? ux* for this amOtam on tte Dryer you buyl YES NO © Consumer power Dated: August 19. 1966 PM 1 :Q0 ^2:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:0O Monday, August 29 ' R S U V-W X-Y-Z Tuesday. Augyst 30 ,f B c D A E-F G K Wednesday. August 31 H M-N U It will, not possible to reserye books ahead of time. If you cannot , be ... come in af the time specified you may have someone else come in for you. However, this person will fave to come at the time when you are scheduled. Football players may have other students or their parents get their books, or they may come in after practice on the day their names are scheduled. w The bookstore will not be open Thursday or Friday, September 1 and 2nd. Students should plan to fake their books home with them as soon as they are purchased. Lockers will not fa available until the opening day of school. Used books will NOT be purchased by the school during the two weeks preceding the opening of school on September 8. All Freshmen and new high school students are invited and urged to report to the High School Study Hall at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 6, to owt their teachers, find their |pcl$ers, check their classrooms, and prepare tfamselve$ fqr tfa ppe™ng day of school. They wilt be dismissed at 3:30 p.m. R. 4* GUENTHER, Superintendent of Schools �I I THE HASTINGS BANNZB-4 fIfSIN s 1000 CASH 1 Pin!) (l%r The following letter waa ro- DOUBLE SWEEPSTAKES ’ Delton Graduate Reports on Peace Corps Experience 1 A DiNVO serving Mu JoAnn Fridsrna and son D.ivid of In Monrovia, Liberia, Store Western Michigan University from Delton High in 100. U.S. CHOKE Aug. 1. 10M Monrovia, Liberia DOUBLE Top Value Stamps Every WEDNESDAY TENDERAY We are finally becoming a uni­ ted houaeiMJid. We spent 8106.41/ on food and utensils today. We had absolutely nothing to begin on. Not even a pan with which TENDERAY Hired a house boy. also. What a workout he had tonight Did , clay, and Mill found Umc to cook | us a meal of 'chopr.' (Liberian food!. Thia consisted of nee. . with a well seasoned tomaloe sauce and meatballs. Very tasty, but it will take me a while to get used to the hot peppers. | One problem we have is rata. Last night I watched one run around tiie kitchen Bought some poison today, that should help. Silvia PLATTER PORK ROAST Steak Kroger Vac-Pac Just down tiie street from our apartment La the main street. Oh! So colorful and bright, bustling with people. goods and taxis. . Iota of fun to bargain -with tiie merchants. Moat are selling the same thing; so you merely tlireaten to move on and buy from someone else. Joyce and I bought blankets for >100 Meat Treats Coffee Fras-Sbora Frozen Fish Sticks 3 tyiawuj SfaeiaU lOox wl. pkgs Tandaray 4th and 5lh Rib $■29 Rib Roast GRADE A MEDIUM FRESH EGGS can Pot Roast Sliced Slab Bacon- 79« 2-89c 5 Saltines BUNS 7-« wl pkg, ’ Pride O Michigan Boneless Mel O-Soli-1\4 lb. Sandwich Bread 5-- 95c wltk tke aortluu of 2 >k{s. L4M1 UUV WUJ. u KUkTown School It consists of a one room shock with a few benches and a blackboard. He trachea Fresh Fruits Kroger Chili w/Beans or 2 - - 89c Beef Stew SPRAY DEODORANT ECRET living room. The school ia right Prune Plums or - 19c Peaches crowded together in little leanto shacks that you can barely walk between them. They have set up a CARE kitchen to feed the children once a day. It is tn a grubby little shack with mice scurrying under foot—but it is subsistence food for the kids. U.S. No. 1 While Fruit Drinks 2*' -” - 53c Potatoes 59< wt. can 2-^’1.09 -49c Smoked Ham -99c Ham Roast Paschke's Full Shank Half Kroger » Eki­ ti B SsaSwIck or Weloer 1O3/4-oz Have to be there at 8 00 tomor­ row and will find out whether I tench mornings or afternoons. Morning school goes from 7:30­ 12:30 and afternoon from 1:00­ 5:30. The schools are unbelir-veoblc! Dirty, run down and very few were built for schools in lhe | first place. Supposedly mine U one of the better schools in Monrovia. Af- Paschke's Peanut Butter 2--79» Hot Dogs FREE Tomato Soup »V» ><■*, vut wa •*. t Received our school assign­ ments today. 1 will be at a school called Dononstra Uon School, way over on the other aide ot town. Haven't figured out how Paschke's Cbver Valisy CAMPBELL'S -79« -79c Tandaray Boston Rolled with coupon below and 20 -■ 99c Fecial Tliwe (300 2-ply 9H g 8H) Delicious Kleenex Blueberries 3 pim* ’1 hope our trunks arrive soon. । There are so many things I want in it Do write often, so far no mall, maybe ori. Tuesday's plane. Still can't believe I'm so far from home. MO-RIFE Red, White or Blue WATERMELON •89c HOME GROWN Grapes Muskmelon Crate of 8 THERMO TEMP EXTRA LARGE Much love. JO Only eight members have held office by appointment during the State Beard of Education's 117-year history. The first tax appropriation for public education in Michigan was made in 1817—a total ut 8380. 3 for ’1.17 ’2.99 TV™ WoShvik Each Mo Why Drive with the purchase of 2 at 49/ each Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? — _ TOP VAll _ 25 STAMPS 50 TOD VALUE STAMPS WIFM THIS COUPON ON INLRMU ITMr | PATIO PLATES ttdvvm al Krooar Hua THLIMO TIM* > | TUMBLER HAMIIMER KWICK KRIS* BACON | CliCUS WEINERS I EMS-SHOBE SEAEOOD । 25 STAMPS . PISCHKFS LUNCH MEATS Dp Fryers er I (lurltrtOFntrt I ' ThlflUgCit I . | g RaSewa U I LU IIIIVIM . ETMI 11HIW j | I CAMOTSo.2—I CABBACI I SWIIT COBN 11 — j I 25 I I ।}? t .iin STAMPS POTATO1S 2 5 stamps I | cauBY- — - • ORANCIS or LEMONS I . CAULIFLOWER — — — „ TOP VATUI LETTUCE-:*. —. TOMATOES ; | — — TOP VAIUI TOP VALUE 50 STAMPS 25 STAMPS WITH THIS COUION ON NltH 1H|1 ■ JUPON ON . EASY MONDAY | SPRAY STARCH ' I n Kroger Frozen VICBTABUS I “ nJ w ea aw VA,"‘ 100 STAMPS WfEH THIS f OUI'ON ON country oven COOKIES । । aturra RAZOR SLADES —i ’ OP VAIUI — ,or VAl‘ 50 SI AMPS ■ 50 STAMPS WHH THIS COUFC-. ■ Il . hills bros. coma Id— at KtoMr Itaw E. । 5 0 STAMPS [—L-1' ' - ; aoaoucs . | MECHAM . a . m v—' COFFH l -’1.29 ' IsyUZTZTSS: ■ ■ Wl 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl J-9117 » Wl 5-JW1 'Vfl i i । .inTTm ■i--___ : Don't let a faulty radio rob you of driving anjoymant. Stop In today and let us fix it for you. Hi-fi and tape recorders repaired quickly. ------ --- । 59/ j We Close ot Noon on Saturday �Hi lt'» bock to school planning time tor the book toters of our community. And it stands to reason ... when the back-to-class crowd shops in Hostings, where selections are wider and dollar-for-dollor comparisons are easier to moke . .. both youngsters and their parents are sure to hail greater savings, greater values. Sector yourself! , You're at HOME in HASTINGS Your home town merchants and busing people are dedicated to helping you get the most out of your school years in Hastings. They should be the most enjoyable years of your lives and the business folks want to do their part in fliakipg'them happy and convenient for you and your parents. Visit the stores and business places in Hastings often... feel free to talk to the sales people about your needs and desires. Your opinions are solicited in matters of supplying your many needs throughout the scj^ol year. Make Hastings your shopping headquarters We'll be looking forward to your visits. i A Message from the Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Frondsen Insurance Einar Frandscn C.L.U. Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Hastings Paint & Wallpaper z 107 E. State St. The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Clevelands' Men’s fr Boys* Clothing & Footwear W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Products The Superette Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily Hostings Motor Sales Dodge Sales & Service The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma M. Fingleton Montgomery Ward fr Co. 118 S. Jefferson lullin9*s Appliance*—TV & Hi Fi Beverwyk's Color Center Color As You Like It Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Consumers Power Co. Serves Hastings Bun McPharlin’s Men’s Wear Home of Pendleton Woden* Central Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Reahm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Wayne’a Shoe Store Footwear for the Family Tho J. C. Penney Co. Department Store Tony Belli Moton Lincoln & Mercury—International Trucks Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your payroll Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hastings Area Properties Coleman Agency Insurance—Bonds of All Types Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Parma lee’s Ladies’ & Children's Wear Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State at Jefferson St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene Porker’s Bar And Restaurant Wlnlck's Clothing for the Family Eckardt Auto Sales Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. The Strand Theatre The Showplace of Berry County Burkey Sales fr Service Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Barry County Lumber Co. One Stop Service Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service National Bank of Hastings State at Jefferson E. L Carpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography Hastings Floor Covering Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workmanship Stowell Building Service General Contractors Mary’s Beauty Shop Hair Shaping, Styling & Permanent Waving Haan Standard Service N. Broadway at State Kost Side Lumber Co. Building Supplies Gardner's Pharmacy Dependable Prescriptions City Food fr Beverage Open 9 A.M. Io 11 P.M. Dales Bako Shop Fresh and Delicious Baked Foods Hastings Cleaners Hastings Grain fr Bean Co. Master Mix Feed* Jacobs' Prescription Pharmacy Your RsmII Stem White’s Photography dto — Candid — Commercial Barry’s Farm Store Heating Welton's e .Coding e Gilmore Jewelry Plumbing Goodyear Brothen John Deere Farm Implements ' Miller Jewelers Larke Buick-Chevrolet Tho Sherwood-Stack Agency wf*r Insurance 102 E. State Miller's Dairy Store Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Barry Cleaners Parking at the Door T WBCH 1220 on your Radio Dial I � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-09-01.pdf 9ed54bb2e88b6b151df3e771b4d72c0c PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 18 Fogel—3 SwcHont Inflation .oncern h Hastings Hastinip, Michigan. Thursday, September 1, 1966 The November Election Deadline Oct. 10 Section One—Pages I to 6 NUMBER 20 EDITORIALS'R.M.C - ,, "A democracy cannot exist a* a and pertinent warning for the permanent farm of government.lit United State* of today—in fact, for Senator Brown Visits can only exist until the voters dis- ad of the democratic nations of cover that they can vote themaelw.s Ute western world. With Local Uomen largess out of the public treaaury . Organized groups are very much' At Monday Cojfees . with the result that democracy jaware that they can pressure both What seems to be distressing. always collapses over a loose natxi! stale and federal governments for jpolicy, always le average housewife? • . to be followed by,o special favors, politicians, too, have ’ TOPS IN SHOWMANSHIP-Tom Eckert, 18. R1 Freeport, won first honors In senior showmanship In swine at the State 411 300 Attend Democratic Dinner Saturday Curtain Strangles j Senator Oom E Brown found dictatorship and then a monarchy." discovered that, even voters who i HortJngr. Tuesday that the in Vietnam and Inflation The above was written about 2W shot* at "Santa Claus" and that, bousewivra ui Ihe Hartlnareju >earl ag0 by AlacuM3er Fru<T e'«> though this sort of spending Ai a coffee at the home of Tylw. English author, when the comes under sliarp criticism. Fed-; Mra Robert Shannon, lhe > 13 colonics wgre still tinder British cral grant* are nevertheless recredlUbliily gap of lhe present rule. HU remarks, however, were celled with smug satisfaction in dtacu2d^?UOn CMme UP fOr nOt *nten<led M “ comm.mtary Of most communities where Uic ta­ in regaid* t» Che war In Viet- |ltoe CUnenl Krne but a prtailOn u ««“ old «vv- nam. Senator Brown was asked aununar> of rr*so:ls ,w emment lias given them a "free" what action should be token--es-.dine and full of the Athenian gift to nnance a project that, more . calatlon or should we push for i republic about 2,000 years earlier often than not. could and should ... • • • Baby Daughter was difficult to take a stand be­ ago, that statement is a timely ,Betsy ___ __________ _ aDlnkei. ——. 15 I cnus{' llc u >«try of an admlnlsElizabeth ; month-old daughter of Mr. and ff*?0*1 whlch “the political «, u i , (lie has become a way of life." He Dlnkei of further stated. "I don't believe The Barry County Democratic rival at Pennock Hospital MonCandidates' Dinner held at Del- ,i„v evening ton High School Saturday Hight —.min.r —,d was attended by more than 300 who turned out to honor Con' gressman Paul H. Todd. Jr, DonMCT parent* were visiting nld R “Holl, Jr., candidate for friend* at Gun Lake when the th.- State *rnate from lhe 21st , 'ragedy occurred, according to district, and Howard W. Boone. the P°Uc* report. She apparently candidate for the State house1 *** “^wnglcd by a curtain, or from the 55th district. curtain cord ' Holl. giving the main address, | The body was taken to O'pnilmd lhe qualifications and Brien's Colonial Funeral Home In record of Congreaamaa Todd in 1 Grand Rapids, urging his reelection. I a Holt declared that Todd Is *1^ II • CongrtMman who dots thing*—; HactinffC "the Job Corps Center at Fl. IW llaSllIlEb Custer, 7,000 acres of Federal, . w . land released for use a* a state IfirPCtOrV I park, the birth control Inform*-1 LFI1 VVLU1 V U13LO lion amendment to the Food sy m*a a ■ x Freedom Bill, nnd the choice is I 7(111 AQiiltQ political courage to pursue cither alternative. As a result our repu—*'*”* * ---------------------------'tatlon for sincerity and forth | rightness has suffered." ' opcaaing Speaking to to aoam about a 25 women women i ftt llofne ot Mr3 w>_ | Relfl senator Brown pointed out । thBt prc3cnt inbalance in Congress is detrimental to our Democratic way of life. He pointed at the DemocraUc ma, j<irtty in both Um, House and 1 Saxon Band Sharpens up At MSU for Grid Season 4 HAMPIONS —Player-Manrrer Dun Bower* and hl* Hasting* Mfg. Company SoftKiHil*’!!1 so” 4n“i P -?kC 0«*’ 1rh4mP,"n»hlp Saturday night defeating Grand Rapids . - ,» *■ ’L?l Sun.5! .A . ,,a"‘ln<» aggregation open* It, quest for State Claas D honors at ..JO pm. Friday at Coldwater against the hart Boilegraf nine. Member* of the championship fl”‘ row- ,ef‘ *° rttht: Ray Carmoney. Steve Allerdlng. Catcher - Manager Bower* KrnSeiiandIWrn Bowman. Second row: Jerry Pager. sn Art rreuenourg. Fredenburg. nnannon Shannon Lydy and Bob Boh TI.Irdi row: ----- A , r.*lr —r Vrrn Allerd.ng. kll.r.l ... lStan ’i... i,.. __ ■* __ „ . and . ■ Lydy H . and H . .. Carmunry. Third row: l)jlr Dale Geiger. Itause. Dave Kruko Bernie Welter. klgiu^al The Hasting,, Saxon Marehink *breakfast — tad■ room -inspection at Band returned Saturday. Aug. 27 7:45 The first marching Yehearsal I from Michigan State University, was two hour* long shirting at 8 | after spending six days at the 3rd am. At 10 a m. the musicians went annual Marching Band Clinic. ' to Hie dining room of Williams The clinic, sponsored by the Cap Hall and practiced their music for , and Gown Series of the University, two hours. is staged each year for the benefit After lunch the band marched of six to eight vlected Michigan lor for iwo two hours nours and then had a , high school band*. ' |I r*~ —'---------•- • -----recreation period until-- lhe dinner Barry County 4H'ers earned hour. At 6:30 p m. the bands again I ,r.c ma long clinic were to -Aiptu sharpen >oc the marched for one hour, and three many lionor* during the annual bandsmen's marthing i-------------------•*----- d*ys of the week practiced inside ,State 4H Show' held on the routines training or restraining of young Michigan State University Com_ -------- - -----------ion music umu g;3Q pJn private sector such a* business | a typical day day for for tire the 100 100 Has-1 &’• hundred mmum and. ann.iuny nanasmen j forty bandsmen A typical Has- , Six or industry. tings bandsmen started at 7 with। Rom from Grand Haven. Hastings. Hastings. I lakewood. Wyoming, Wyoming. Lincoln Park He wav i h « > . —----- :---------- ■---------------------- - ------ lakewood. I stigma would be attached to a UA<**Unrr and Jackson Parkside were en- | ner In the 1966 forestry awards Job Corps graduate who Is seek- J UFV 1 ICdFlllS rolled. Each band wo* under the I program, and her sister, Irene, i guidance of It* own director*. Ing wort He felt that a program • 4J such a* that .-ponsored by lhe , I m Q,.!* Hastings and other Barry County residents, along with the I performed for 15 minutes before Michigan Catholic Committee t XXcUIldJ't □Ull Ing It will be a atuuno If Todd lor~. ls dellvretd to sub- would do more for the Individual, j rcsl of lhe Xation, are preparing to enjoy their final extended Leonard Falcone and Bill MofK"1 lit '?dJt[Srl LTis. ocniuor Brown Brown said uua out out of or 150 im A B<UTZ c6unt>' Circuit Court fit, MSU band director*. They ! awarded a trip to the 1966 Na­ weekend of the season before school starts next week. Senator Cta» « IM M U> ,ur.lr. j m b w handr . tlonal 4H Congress, and her rec ­ emigrant worker* who finished a ■JUry Tu,sda>’ began hearing the ( criticized each band's perfonnMost plants will— shut-down Friday toiv>i>am remainumeu closedaaiurSalur"urKCTS wno niuanra a clv11 . .. . wh lch Peter ord 1* being submitted for con- . -----: •-------: •••■■ .............. •■•••/ «<* Ua* ln wWch PeUT HeukBeuk‘ anre >n.l i.ne* ihrlr volume listing 7,740 names of cwn^program'by'the"MCC hl« own candidacy, pointing to slderauon for one of the 5500 da.v- Sunday and Monday —Labor Day—lo give their employees adult*, 18 and over, in II**- of FrtXS7^»«-r34 are r^ r,na o( Sparu U su,n“ INatinnoi th,. - h Jid.n . >Jiil<- rtnres will do«e Saturday nighl to remain National scholarships ported to be satisfactorily cm3^5 tings and business concern*. Ing with the mentally hand!to sun: still । ■Irv?n|t HA RonkLorraine will be awarded a1 ... ' ’ —---- -— closed nbwort until ■■ n t I t Tuesday nx.morning. ____ Among those attending the Sat­ Department* of the new direc- j ployed pioyeu and ana 119 in* reported reported to rapped, the elderly and teentory include: A short story of the : be holding their original job*. Ip5 000 d^ia^MiuTh^'ln^ urday performance were Mr. and fountain pen and pencil set and VO1K., And. as f ' tier recoid will be considered IVldpiC V allCV community, alphabetical list of of Rename nr^ Sheriff M> I II. Campbell, Of live four major issues fa*- community, alphabetical list Senator Brown who also ad- ’2sax) <,‘un“tC« suMalned in a Mrs. Jacob Bender. Mrs Max MM. and UAW Mrs. «*.. Omar vniiar Barxrar- wUh 8tn!c winners far a । . 1 J Myers, Mr. Ing lhe Stat*—eduoatlon. menial I n»mcs of resident*, directory of | voentexi educational—vocational two-car crash on Sept 9. 1961. num. Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Slut- trtP •<> the National 4H Congress! I hiirl health, care of the elderly and householder*, numerical t e 1 e-1 center*, said that he would '•—•—• — --■ni a $500 National scholarship.ICJI1U* I X 1111 11 civil rights, he sold hr believed Phone guide and BarryCounty rather see a y-oungrter become me nt, was killed In the crash little. Mrs. Ken Bamre. Mr aid Both girl* must submit up1 fTt I hl* experience is broader and ' Directory. "CJse best dam brick layer, than at E. State Road and M-M. Mrs. Bob King. Mr. and Mrs. >-d*tc record*, or alternate* I »I'll HP I AfW'nPr deeper tiion in* opponc'.'s. | Special feature* of tile alpha- “ mediocre lawyer." ill be declared the winners 1,1 <*UU X vaLllVI Members of lhe Jury include Mlles. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saturday afternoon Mrs. Carl- bctlcal list of name* are the1 The Senator also discussed hL, ana I, UnJess Un and receive me lhe Honora honor*. gupt CarToU j WoUf school* next week, motorist., are ton Kaechelc lionored Congrem- luting of the name* of wive* and Proposal for a credit to be glren Joe Doyle.-MiddlevDIe. Marion । J’coby and others. ! hlrv a third grade teacher before belnR "minded by State Police man Paul Todd and Leo Barth, designation of the heads of for Federal Income tax liability Hamilton. R3 Nashville; Frances i Chaperones for the Hastings; Among th- other top . club..4re at the show were• candidate for representative from । Ixxisehold*. j and drew a warm response from Powell. R4 Hartings; Leona IBanri were Mrs. Loretta Aldrich., members Tom' FeTrei" chool open* next week Wedncs- J” B‘rnlrl usr "t™ to "void Braidwood. 136 W. Grand: E?uArthur Steward. Bill Haan first T— '•-'i^kri —* — -— Dtace ’np d4>' Map,e Vul'n' *hort ‘n'roIy1?,': children in accident, Jhe 8»th dlrtrtrt al a coffee^ | hou,^,^ Or green •udlence ------ *— 14 on‘' ‘«wher Attempts are being ”pecl’"v ,n 1<ho<’1 Mnfs Al noon at Nashville Demo- , section. In addition to showing 1 One l*dy. In fact, exclaimed gene Sanderson. R3 Middlevilh. and Jim Francisco U n™?, ' 1 ’ “•“V' “ ““ WU-n ‘,0B cratlc candidates were also hon- location* of streets and who lives | ‘hat Senator Brown was the I Paul Woodman. Woodland: AnST** •sp*'cla‘ J’venl at the Qj- joes business at each houae ,lrit campaigner of either Re­ 1 drew Kennedy and Wilina Jainc*. Wendell Wheaton 12 R1 VerTwo nr“' "Pburenent bu»e* Special vfoilrn-e Should |v- -1«Boys Club and another gathering , -----*— -acraara ----- •— — - 1 — ------------------— pa.ue. manner, u>e ■nomea tnat p-oucan or uemocrauc re J? montvllle, first place boar pig “ —•••—/■ was held at Delton at 4 pro. I are owned by the occupant*! ‘o talk about Use Iwroe. land breeding herd; Kent Bata, Outdoor basketball backs tope; I'mers." those who wi'l be atthereof and the home* that are Under Senator Brown's proRR6Initt?e t-ndint school fnr the hnst time | first place senior sow pig. [have been installed al the elerented, and Urt lhe telephone pocnl. which was Introduced In “ Marc*Hus. Rb Battle 1 ---- ■ —- ...... I mentarv bulbllne. In sfn«hvilln numbers. . the State Senate, partial money Numerical telephone guide i Pal<5 1,1 Federal Income tax would In complaint, medical c.x■Imp T»Hv, nr. *”* ,u._ "TL1?-. lTMTn?“ ?u.,.a* ; remain In lhe state instead of Penars were listed ut 12.486 6., Larry Care. 13. R4 Hastings, arrived, eight manual and four telephone subscriber* arranged being sent tp the Federal govern- nnd lofcs of wagcs at $7,200. Two Barry County livestock , Junior vear'lng heifer electric. The other machines have . ------------ •-----------by numerical progresilon of 'ment. In/ this way the state teams went to lhe State Show. Denni* Smith. Ionia, irrand ^'n cleamd and rtpalred. The tcirpuone I would be In direct control of tax I r» /» i j ni telephone numoera number*. Electors in four Barry County with Uie Junior Judging team champion Ayrshire. new typewriters were purchitad . White • new TT^rectory wiU ! ^«button governmental units may vote on wlnn Ina nr*t niar- hnnnr* A'*T SArcty’. ri Caledonia.1 under tne vocational program • .u> he<‘n "dded to kev intersectfans. winning first place honors. -rh* The "Uquor by the glass" on Nov. 8. igrand champiL.i L.-. ''-.dilbe schcoldistrict paying half .he mn,'’rl*t* murt b- especially senior team took second. Members ot the junior team Joan Streby. Rl Caledonia. ballot In lhe City of Hastings cnee directory libraries main- 1!^*yLnR' . taxpayer would * ««« Jiplor showmanship. Brown 'Die pointing Hie painting at at the the Fuller Fuller Street Street • s.-ttaned^And there and to Barry and, Prairieville j laln«j Bt chamber of Commerce 1 Mr^dv^mvin?"! 8wf». budding in Nashville has been ,nanT T|MIU»?le wins eteuMM in; jLmXX'X| L 'n“, P'X w Johnson. 565; Dennis Dinger­ Nancy Es.ep took flnrt place ‘5* “I*4 U* «^.,rr<1 cu*- be -rossrti where there arc no in the pleasure horse clan. Sue, ^‘*1 » ,nR *n ta'rtv ' patrol pennle. Cary wo* first In pleasure horse ttU “*e, buildings with the ex-, 1Cono«o«U oAdld.u^pU-t >»™» •>«>«» n™i Um, K.llnss third In equitation and fourth dirtdaal scoring and Mark was in fitting and showing. Mm Ion which is b.ing done this week. j Credit Corporation. wheel.* Ch'ef Rnn'nr TniUnned । Co. Is a member. A local■branch B1* -~m ^7-1^^^ —I' ■»» ■« u» “^ c»n»rsu«>. Tills week will complete the Some 3 800 student* will ro to The company, headquartered being done—on— the, The second place senior Judg­ tion: Leslie Smith second in brick work ----- — ----------In Bunfleld. provides telephone ing team and their scons in­ equitation, third in fitting and waU °f the former high with the h'rh reboot student* at­ ces of the Chamber of Commerce.. . , • showing and pleasure; Valerie' *hool building in Nashville. cluded Carol Eldred. 579: Sandy tending from 8:45 to 11:45 and Abbey andn,., Terrill Terry VanWie. 22, was arraigned ( Davtd C. ----------------n-A । ... . . Bchondelmaycr. 554: Nick Wler- Baniurn was fourth In pleasure Tills Ls to cost no more than 'ram 12:45 tn 3:45. Junior Hteh b’ The company. proposes to util­ onga. 545. and Bill Johnson. 527, class and ninth in equitation; 'S12J5W In Hist Ings Municipal Court be- -ylman Zylman are are the the flrat first and and last last £ c’vsses are the same as the high T. personal oeraonal names namea appearing anoearing In the th* , ,r5Rnfr* to ~Jeo0r' ize the funds to finance a con­ fore Middleville Justice Grover T Ron Dingtrson and County school but e'em»ntsrv classes Debby Drake wu* third In ?qulThe south wall of the old high 5VIUUuon program program for lor the me imim-, Lctheoe on a charge of awault alphabetical name aecUon of the I ganlzaUon of the House and Sen-. struction ate concerning tne ratio of com- provement and expansion of the Agricultural Agent Brace Bean tattun. rixth In pleasure nnd fifth school building in Vermontville h with Intent to do great bodily , new book, in fitting und showing; Chris I being completed us qukklj■« pasJ?e7lbel? 2^“ * Vot? to ' Uslephone services. Including the harm leu than lhe crime of Bclson w fourth in equitation. .,iblc Tin, will be to enckae the which he found himself tn dtsa- offering of U.K, one, iwu two u; or lour tout murder, and was bound over to fifth In fitting and showing and budding where the older portion dents attend from 8:15 am' to greenent with Mr Todd?' Todd. , party service and the elimina ellmina-­ the September term of Circuit j Raises Big Cucumber greeneni sixth tn pleasure. Janet Hunger-j w*o uom '-'iwn recently. Benator Brown visited many tlon of rural multi-party service U VI V IL VO 1 1 Itlcl y Court. ford was third In pleasure class *nri™im,i.|, i*> k..... ... - 1— - ----------------1 Jane Randall. 13-yeor-old 7th places in Hartings and was a Bond of $1,000 was fumlshrd to it* customers. and seventh in equitation, and ; terested in football this year, acVanWie Is charged with shoot­ grader at Central, brought in a guret at the Rotary C11 b । The loan will be secured by Mary Haywood wm fifth in equl- rordiisg to Coach Bill Gibbs, and Ing his rnother-ln-law. Mrs. Bar­ two-pound cucumber she raised luncheon. Southeastern. Northeastern and , । a collateral first mortgage on tatlon and Mxthjn pleasure class. thP ft,. t prBftur WBlhfld bum Stage). 36. Rl Dowling, tn lhe real and personal properties, left shoulder with a 22 magnum 1 ' Hartinv* student, nhta‘n*d right* of way. privileges, fran­ The Incident occurred shortly Esunuitctl i'.ini.m.-ri: for the their h-x>k, on Monday Tue*ri*v chises and other interest* of the It Is 10 Feet Toll cucumber was growing almoat CtartA on-.. Anne IS; n.1? ' h J after midnight Tuesday, Aug. 23. 1 company. up. and was holding up at the Slagle's house trailer on the straight । Ellen Smelker. 77. ot Hastings. Butler Road. ia tomato plant. ’Jsl ?eA!’s ^kure of 1.661. 'scnllv ni-mber, to reonrt to the Funeral Home at Middleville at Barry Co Grange will meet at Sclwol open, Wednesday. Sept hieh <ehno| studv hall at 2 30 2 pm. Friday. Johnstown Gr flail Sept. 7. 8 :00 7. for u half-day >Hsion and swings om Tuevlay Sept 6 The Mu pm. Potuck lunch after meeting, into full action on Thursday. denis will meet their teachers. 1 And their loekejx. check their Residents Poised For Final 3-Day Holiday Weekend Parents, Children Getting Set , For Opening of School; 3,800 to Attend Hastings Classes Sept. 8 Barry’s Junior Livestock Team Tops in State Townships, City May Vote On Litpior 3 B(Ul field PhotlO XS/'on,Pn',Y to BomtW $103,000 --- --------------- Charge VanWie With Assault Barry 4H’ers Earn Honors At State Show j^- Bliss,to ('(lose Worcester Plant "bits ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from tlx Banner files Services Friday At Middleville For Mrs. Smelker Mrs. SmeHcer died Tursd morning at Blodgett Ho-pl tai Grand Rapids. 8i» had be ho-nltallied since Aug 6 the nn-n‘n« Tuesday morning. Sept 6 Buses will return students home at 1J 45 am. Klndenrarten pupils will —.u. > t-— a ■ • - Robert and Keith of seven grandchildren; eight grea grandchfdren: one brothoi Thomas McCarthy of Gran Rapid*. School Search for Body Earl Campbell ot Route 1, NaahviUe. a number ot the Barry Sportsmens Club, landed one at the biggest bluegill* to be re- Undentheriff Cordon Trick Hastings Police Sgt Robert Rit Friday sent 8. when teachers will attend planning camp at Htegins Lake. AU T-K classes will mret on schedule Monday. Sept. 12. Gene Brown were among divers acardiing for the y who drowned in Gull Lake T HHS Band to Get Uniforms Thursday Hortlnrs High Band Direct ar Tile Barry County Health De­ partment reported yesterday that no additional cases of polio had wUt Coming In through the ra­ . . . BACKWARD GLANCES. CHAMPION, BUNNER - UP — Gena MaAteater (left), the new forms at I am. thi* Thursday. ter publication la next week's gin Stale University last week.—MSU photo. �V 4 a-TWK HASTINGS BANNBK ~——। R»»w through some of the 1 *7™ I MWI n saw _Af islands, returning through New TWMU, 11.g1.nn 1. 1MB_1 Yort State to Niagara FaU*. -------------- ' . T., , ■ ....------- ---------------Michael Breedlove of Wabash. Mention Past Resident Of Lake Odessa Dies in Florida Mary Laberteaux left last eekend to begin ths Fall term t Western Michigan Unlverelty. Jordan* mother-* tr. and Mr* Ken Lgberteaux Lehman - Foreman wedding of Mr* L.'* niece. Patty Clinton, at Hamilton. Mrs. Rod­ returned Sunday from vacation-1 dren. who have been vUitlng her erick (HelenI Brown of St. John* and Mr*. Jerome (Rita) Conrad of Detroit will be here to ac­ company their parent*. Mra. Lawrence Jordan re­ lumed last week from a visit with her.daughter and family, Lt. and Mr*. David Logan, at the family, the reunion, at to YpaUanU Saturday to are h Anderson in "The Ore­ * tela I" Bunday. Mr. and Mr* Maynard Tucker hosted a gath­ ering of the Skidmore family »l their home. It gave the grand­ parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Krnle Skidmore, a chance to see their grandchildren before tha Fall se­ State College. mester scatters them. Monday, Mrs. Skidmore and Carolyn vial- Keith Yertf C a Lehman of Ludington. antly mrprlied on TUeeday when Mr. and Mn. Merrill Marshall of -__ .,... ...... .k™ .Roland Dodge of Gaylord wpra guest* of the Hewitta from Mon­ day until Thursday of last week, t«ran on Friday were Mr. ana Mra. Buaaell Logan ot Flint, and on Sunday Gene Logan of Grand Cl WIU1 _ , — Cemetery. officiated. | PLAY mer Nina Heaton; a daughter, Mr*. Lyle (Virginia) Caaton of| George. Roy (Dicki of GAME NO. THREE ORANGE CARD 2 8 10 12 HERE ARE YOUR 3rd Lake WEEKS WINNING NUM­ eight grandchildren, and BERS ... CHECK AGAINST live THE ORANGE CARD YOU PICKED UP AT THE 14 20 22 24 34 36 NUMBERS TO PLAY wr STORE LAST WEEK! PLAY THESE NUMBERS Births at Pennock 42 IN ANY SEQUENCE ON . YOUR ORANGE BINGO CARD 54 60 ■■ OTMU WIHHU1 38 40 52 62 64 66 72 74 80 82 84 6 92 94 1 FOOD LtNJfR WINNING CA1DJ MUST II TUANID IN 713 B. 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M CHEESE SLICES *17 POTATO CHIPS SWIFT PREMIUM PROTEN BEEF SALE 49 59 twin puMtuM uAot cun AS Wt Still | (.HULK KUAST j—; CHUCK STEAKS Eg beef stew SPARTAN HAROLD HAMBURG or ib.(59‘ ■ $1.09 MANHATTAN BROIL Si ECKRICH SMORGAS PACK HOT DOG BUNS LABOR DAY SPARTAN RING BOLOGNA ( Labor Day b a national holiday on which we salute lhe skill and ingenuity, plus lhe undaunted energy ot the men and women who have made our country a living symbol of prosperity and freedom. Their knowledge DOZEN equipment haa enabled our GLEEAA TOOTH PAS ik pride in the help we hare given them in these projects and for the wide nelecilon* LAUNDRY DETERGENT AJAX SPARTAN-FROZiN CHICKEN, BEEF A TURKEY POT PIES ® OVEN FRESH ... IVMb. UW ” I SANDWICH BREAD 29' GET DOUBLE S&H GREEN ST. EVERY WEDNESDAY! WITH COUPON •hip In Improving and keep- TOILET TISSUE i - 25- 49( height* ot achievement and plenty with great promlae tor the future. Many of these people take 49 4c OFF LARGE SIZE TUBE 19 WITH COUPON AT RIGHT 99‘ •59 CHIPNKS SPARTAN-WHITE OR COLOR ... P-PlY WITH BOTTLE DEPOSIT PEPSI COLA PEPSI-6/ COLA 'U- •q, Shopping is c iplcusurc til . . . LIMIT * STU. WITH THU COUPON FRESH COMPANY, Ml K. KAIL- SPARTAN nui lomi PVOifT HAMBURG HOT DOG BUNS19' HMlf 1 MIO. HfTH TON COUPON food CfcNTfcft �Barry Delegates Attend State GOP Convention 2 Hurt Saturday When Car Rolls rnMck J. Xrewo. 21. Bl Haitlnga, suffered an Injured PUBLICATION OBDEM. HU 1M5 Volkswagen went pa the left shoulder. hU three road reflectors before rolling o Hoapltal. More About Backward Glances opportunity to discuss campaign laauee with then? ■ ■ late* attended wStamnMiiyi °e<n °f Ind- le“ for Ukm in tairT7 X "T **S umw U inc aesegatas. the Army. On Sept. 9 he will Balurday morning, the dele- . leave for service In Vietnam. Dr. gates, led by Gov. Romney. Lt. Dean, who resided with his wife Gov. MlUlken. Sen Griffin and | and three children In LaPorte. House minority leader Gerald has practiced medicine there for Ford.’marched in a colorful I the past year, going there from a parade to Cobo Hall. There, Dim- surgery residency at the Detroit mcrs said. Sen. Griffin delivered Receiving- Hospital HU family the keynote speech, hlutng hard ! W1U remain In LaPorte where Dr. at the Inflation issue and prob- Dcan **'1 resume hts practice lems connected with the war In uP°n hu discharge Hfe expects to Vietnam. ' be in Vietnam one year and tn AU of the county delewiittan as the U8 “n additional year. Dr. well *. delaraG^s f^, Dean, a native of Middleville, at- | The. Weather Hirhard J Hud.on throug^iw^xlJLng oTtbc room in whufc hl, d^Jhur. -------------- ------- —- PUBLICATION OBDEB. outside the Martin Craig home also done to the Consumer* Pow- strect. available in thia area, Eugene Waring of Consumer* Power an­ nounces that 160 gas heating Nashville and Lake Odessa. was composed of individuals who were young, enthusiastic and well qualified to assume responsibility ot constructive and responsible THE HASTINGS BANNIB—1 Norman Tungate. 18. Kalamawill Sparks. 46. R3 Plainwell. J too. pleaded guilty to careless pleaded guilty to drunk driving , bail 1..' driving and possession ot Intoxi- I on Nine-MUe Road In Orange- ' jail tor reporting hb rar etoien cants by a minor when arraigned ,llle Township Aug 28 and paid whrs be had permitted his brother. „t y,.. Hastings Municipal Court. | nn $35 fine plus coats. He paid fine* totaling 145 plus Richard R Hamm. 438 W. 175 plus court costs far failure to I court costs. 1 Court, paid a 420 fine plus SOBS leu driving 1 Norman lost control of his,un a disorderly charge. I car on Aug. 22 while driving Adrienne Mae Borman and SuI north on the Bonfield Road. The Mn Gustke of Rl Augusta car hit the ditch, taking oil two l«“* »» ^>ea plus costa when they | PUBLICATION OBOES. ports near Richard Kilgore's pleaded guilty to being minors in 6«3rd Ord. Co. driveway. possession of intoxicants They Thomas Harrington. Nashville. *ere *7T’to1 Au< 25 1,1 i, s-i.iro.iwr I Pleaded guilty to reckless driving | Township. , . ... in' Nashville Aug 14 and was J«£"c- Lovejoy. Nashville, paid . «•;.*■)«-"• fined $65 plus $4 85 court costs. • «» n,ne P,u» «>006 «»ta on a ’ " " 4 His car sideswiped a tree » hUe, going east on Washington, hit1 Gera-d Dean Burpee. Rl Dowla barricade over a gas main hole. | J11®-1“1<* “ **0 £Ult‘ P,U!,1 M 85 fusU hit another tree, then a guy wire for, dr*v1’* without a license on a utility pole, breaking the I Garrett J Laversee. Rl Shelbypole before coming to a stop 55 vtUe. P“'d $35 plus $835 costa for | feet farther on. 'being a minor In possession of Harold K Thomas of Ionia • Intoxicanta on Aug. 8 In Orangewas ordered to pay a $50 fine **lle costa or serve 30 days In Jack Bhay. Hastings, paid fines plus costs Jail for driving while having no of »=» and court costa on a dlsJ-:: Emmanuel Guild To Meet -------years. orderly charge and for malicious --- ---------- l^ense• for”three I operator's Emmanuel Guild of the Epis- and he was also fined $50 plus destruction of property at the copal Its open- casts for driving while un\ler the Mid-Villa las: July. He appeared . Church -------------will -------have — — ing meeting of the Fall Season Influence of liquor, or serve an­ । In court Friday. Aug. 26. al'the Gun Lake cottage of Mrs. other 30 days. Dale Rue for a 12:30 potluck on Eduard Lee Allen. Monroe, was Wednesday. Sept. 7. If a ride Is I fined $25 plus costa for reck- for -------- ----------------driving when--he had nbt had Aug. 31 —.. for three 7^3. | wanted, contact Mrs. D. C. less driving tn Maple Grove on a- IL* license years B/n 1 French or Mrs. Grace Denton. Aug. 23. John 1. L. sriim. Adams, mui« Battle Creek. Wednesday. mishap about 2:15 am. Saturday. LEGALS According to the sheriff's report, Newton's 1065 Volkswagen went off M-43 Just aoulh of the Gocxl- PUBLICATION OBDBB. Kin. of Mlrklna. trolt. Friday and Saturday, ac­ cording to David Dtmmera, delegallon chairman. Those attending were: Mrs. Dortxhy Adrounle.’ Howard Ferris. Robert Lyons, Mra Richard Cook. David Dimmere, Kenneth Iladant. Joseph1 Bravata, Mra Wilbur Uldriks and I Mrs Richard Stager. At a Third Dbtrict caucus Friday evening, the assembled group met each of the candl- Keith Let Smith. 17, and Mike Drivers Given |: was fined $25 plus court eu*ta for I being minors in possession of In­ toxicants In Yankee Springs on Sentences in­ Chevrolet owned by Sally Symonds. Municipal Court , >«...».u«u r (reckless driving In Nashville. I K graduate. Af Mother Succumbs »-c 1* *’ through street* la being given a ’iSX.bii™ .LU., tatad. Ing those named at the primary Mr* Ethel Bennett. 70, of and the convention is us follows- Wayland, the mother of Mrs. Govemor-Grorge Romnev. W,U*IjLR^? of J.” N Je“"' r, ..... ,son- dlfd Friday afternoon, Aug Uwumnt Oovm»r-Wllll«i> M. „ „„ street and painted with red and MUHKCTk i r nnr 11 had been 111 bUck lottertng should be plainly Secretary of State - George! month prior to her WasiUngton. "boul eniwtfi ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W b>- h" »**“• I.ndXT’ OWWU ~ UWrenCP Robert Grifrin bnnrt- C,eIl: two daughters. Mrs M Griffin., H 0 Br „ .Marjory) and Mrs. -n.?llrl—Ucyvr War- George <Joyte» Ruehle of Shel^‘ Brennan byville. and several grandchllBoard of Education—Dr. Leroy dren AUdT^*n' °’NeH I Funeral service, were held at I^wcnls ~ Robert! 1:30 p m. Monday at the ArcherJ’*°r^Hu^fr. Jr. Hampel Funeral Home at WayMichigan State Trustees- Ken- Unci neth Thompson. Frank Mem I • U 8 Sreiator "I Foster Young of Indianapolis. , Ind. visited hb fraternity bro­ ther. Tony Banash, and his ■ family several days last week. । Mr Young, a U. of M. June For Banner Classified Ads ’ graduate, will begin law school Call WI 5-3481. I at U. of Ind. thl» year. Alfred Sokol owakl. Stockmeyer. Ungs High and U. of M. grid luminary, has been engaged to bion College during the coming IN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN planning a big sports program for the months ahead. CHILDCRAFT Penney’s children’s shoes guaranteed to wear...to fit properly! our low prices are only part of the bargain! 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It U already evident. dispenser of wealth produced by During an era of unparalled pros­ perity in the United States, the collects and the cost eventually National debt has not been reduced by so much as a plugged nickel— has. tn fact been INCREASED by billions of dollars. Often. It seems that the Federal government has lost all contact with fiscal reality. This trend is given a sharp push at Umea by ambitious politicians who arc fiercely intent on working their hasn’t the total resources to supanybody anything! Only require­ ment is that the UK Treasury the umf time embark on gigantic will have to shell out' 78 more heme front projects, worthy though billion dollars by 1878. But why they may be. Something has to should we worry about that now? thousands of new friends for the young senator. Actually, however'. It's just another example of a smart politician playing the public terribly unpopular In Washington for a sucker—a public that howto the capital* opulent bureaucracy Th. 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Their daughter. • All controls face the front the Campus of Western Michigan University on Friday. ★ Mr. and Mra. Victor Bisson were among • ’Shadoweight’ low mass tone arm Book Jubilee Luncheon held in the Pantilnd Hotel In Grand Rapids Saturday. * Evelyn and Bunday until Tuesday with their grtat grandmother; Mrs. Oilmens Schalbly in Woodland, while Mrs. Robert Stade! and children, their grandmother, Mrs. Hlldred Mr. and -Mrs Nell Wilson and Hesterly spent the time with her boys and Ed Rice attended the children, all of Woodland. Mrs. son. Herbert, st Lansing while K?ll« minion .( th. to. ol Cto MW ot HuUng Joan, a niece Of Ed s. at Vicksburg present and took pictures of ths Sunday. They called on Gerald's group. Mr. WUson died in Petrumother on the way home. * Mr. ary. 1954. and Mrs. John Hook vacationed in1 Mr. and Mra. Ventan Hesterly the Roger Davis home. ♦ Janice Davis returned to Kalamazoo Man- FITTED LOOSE-LEAF BINDER Buy 12 blue ink re* fills—get pen free, ~ gjESi The reunion of the family of On Wednesday they called on Durfee In your Insurance policies and any fixed Income in trusts, retirement benefits, or other forms on which you ‘depend for a living. Thus people who have worked and saved during their active years with retirement in view, can find that their calculation* and plans have been undercut by inflationary trends that constantly erodes the purchasing power of lhe dollar. MlSHIOAN PB188 BEBVICK, Im Zui Lxsalsr. MlUilssa State St. srsuart. "Santa Claus" and wondera why Roebartar. David enters service both taxes and the national debt days to such mundane things as personal sacrifice—Except. maybe, machinery working smoothly. keep going up. president Johnson. who. now and establishment. cessful year for both faculty and The immediate effect of this sort then, is eaid to switch off light students, and for Ute parents a* promising young senator, generally of fiscal Irresponsibility to infla­ bulbs In the White House. There tion. In stoking lhe fires the Na­ tional government is the No. 1 for you! cousin, Mrs Chartea Lcckta of Cheer the Pendleton Coat 138 E. Pratt, and Mrs William Wasaler and family of St. Johns. Elder and Mrs. La Clare Reed and daughter of Battle Creek were • Tough, long-luting pebble-grain finish ONLY $75.00 MUSIC CENTER 138 W. Stete Phone 945-4284 Open AH Day Thursday �Nanw Baton County Farm Bureau Queen 71 at Brethren Church Conclave At Cadillac ♦ brownette. HIM Carol Brun ger, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brunger of Strange Road, R2. Orani Ladga, vn named Farm Bureau quaen of Baton County at a maattng Sunday afternoon Bonfield- Vicinity Unique Invitations Beckon Teachers Of Southeastern Mr and Mra Rudolph Soya nd daughter* relumed from Rev. Townsend it Prey and Kathryn returned from' beckoned Southeastern schoolteachera, with their husband* Honored for Half County Fairground*. Century in Minittry Mis* Barbara Wilcox is moving into her new home at 509 E Colfax this week. Mary Kent and Ruth Kurtz vacationed In northern Michi­ gan and Che Upper Peninsula Seventy-one members of South Woodland and Hope Churches of the Brethren, the latter near Alto, were Included with tho 370 attending the Michigan District Conference of thia faith. Aug. 25-28. at Cadillac. Leading Conference concerns included peace, especially oppo- ENGAGED— Mr. and Mrs Harry McCollum, Rl Nashville, an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Kay, to Glen DeLong. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeLong. Rl Nashville. Linda will be a senior at Maple Valley High Schoo) this Septem­ ber. Glen Is a graduate of the same school. They plan to be married in the Spring. wim .____________ L Joyce E. Bateman Pledges Troth to Richard D. Williams and Barbecued Mr. and Mra. Ernie Bateman. R4 Hastings, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Joyce Elaine, to Richard Don Wil­ liams. son of Mr. and Mra. Fred Williams. R5 Battle Creek Joyce U a 19(33 graduate of Has­ tings High School nnd Richard was graduated in 1962. He to stationed at Maxwell AFB In Mobile. Ala, serving' with the United States Air Force. Joyce is employed by her parent* at the Sunset Acres Rest Home. Tlicy plan to be married in October. prior to returning Monday to lion In the same Flint Bendle system the following Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey. Kath- TOO! ^Superette his hobbles) will effectively-----rate and light the scene for the Each of the 38 guests has Robert Ficy and family and Mr. been requested to bring, in some and Mrs. Fred Frey attended the fashion, mementos of their Sum­ wedding of Mtos Janet Stafford. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ed- [ ENGAGED — Mr. and Mra. Jury ■ mer vacations. This lx certain to ward Stafford of 5601 Beckley ■ glam of R5 Hastings announce spark all kinds of conversation Rd. in Battle Creek and O. | the engagement of their daugh- os the final turns of the paddles w™- M>m, «»> of Mr m. finish the homemade ice cream, one of the exceptional treat* of Mrs. « Ix>uL5 of 421 Weeks’ Humphrey, . ... [ Are aUMyers SVifc wX^ son of Mr. and Mra the •« * Presbyterian church In Battle Charles M Humphrey of 228 W. ‘^tn^are Creek. The young couple spent Benaon Street. Mis* Stem lx em- | eastern pedagogue* a* they *xe i their honeymoon touring upper ployed with Owens - Hllnolx at I about tostart another school I part of the Lower Pmlnsilla. Charlotte. Her fiance attended >car. After Aug 25 the young couple Ferris State College and is em- — will be at home at 334 Madtoon. ployed at Lyons Machinery A* Liran««l< 1 Ave In Ann Arbor where Spen- Builders, Kalamazoo. Both are MOrHOge LlCePSCS I ccr will l>- a senior in the School 1MB graduates of Hastings Hith............ of Business Administration. The School. A November wedding is' Donald e. Sloan. Woodland...18 j new Mrs. Myers has been trans- I being planned. 1 gandra K. Gaskill. Hastings... 17 1 fernxi to Ann Arbor from Kel- 1 ------------ •-----------I -----------iogg Community College In Wednesday the Bert Paynes.1 „ M ^0,. PortlandW Battle Creek and will be a Junior their son. Tom. and David u.]en m Stevens. Ha*ling»...l> | in tho School of Architecture. W|jcox started out with their ' Roland Soya, son of Mr. and I trailer for Arizona where the | studies i Michael Flemming. Nashville..18 Mrs Rudolph Soya, who recently two fellows 'will wl” *begin — next week at the U. of Artz. I Patricia Holden. BellevueU emancipation from the draft, better family life and racial jus­ tice. . . * The Rev. Conrad Snavely of Hope Church, moderator, was succeeded by lhe Rev Lloyd Stauffer of Battle Creak, who will be succeeded next Fall by Duane DeardortT of Lake Odessa, of the Lakewood High School faculty. Mr. Snavely Is chairman of the Christian Education Com­ mittee. The Rev. Hdkley Townsend, retired after half a century in tha ministry, now living near As- Churches In this vicinity where Woodland, where he filled Uie pulpit 18 years, and Sunfield. M. B. y/llllams of Detroit, lay­ man prominent for decades In MRS. NORMAN HOWARD COLLINS honored by the Church of the . . . Mlxs Melanie Marie Munton Is Married. Brethren Youth Fellowship. This Nocker. daughter of Mr. and was hl* 49th Conference. ate work at Northwestern Univer­ Mrs. Horace Van Nocker In early Spring. * Tile Women’s Society Delegates from South Wood­ sity. Both will be employed as of Social Concerns held a suc­ land Church were Mra. Rogez speech therapists for the Kent cessful smorgasbord Aug. 20. * Flanigan and Mrs. James Stur­ Come and Gat ’Em! County Intermediate School Dto- Tliose returning to college this devant and from Hope Church trict. They inci. incy wiu will reside rcsiac ai at 3511 fall nui are Koren Karen rrvy Prey wno who goca goes Mra Conrad Snavely and Dis­ Brooklyn Avenue S£, Grand u> Kellogg Community College trict Treasurer Ray Wieland. Rapids. -•—-------- •■■■*«-»'•-as -a — sophomore; Judy Phillips, Others from South Woodland who will lxa sophomore at' For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Church Included Mrs. Forrest Miss Melanie Marie Munton be­ Munton chose a pastel blue linen Western; Kathryn Frey, a trans- ‘ —OPEN DAILY— Begerow. District Women's Fel­ Tom 0- Sally Robinson lowship chairman; Mrs. Delmond came lhe bride of Norman Howard suit with white piping and match­ fcr from Kellogg Community will be a Junior at____ Wcs------ ____________________ Culler. District Social Action Collins Saturday afternoon. Aug. ing accessories. The groom’s mother College, 205 N. Michigan much pleased with a visit by Committee, and it* chairman. 20. at the First Methodist Church chote a yellow knit two-piece dress , tern; Jean Nusbaum, who will be a Sophomore --------------at-----------------Kalamazoo Col­ 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Mr. and Mrs Russell B. Troxel Mra. Ralph Townsend, who gave of Portage. The bride is the daugh- wltli complementing accessories. -------of Bloomington. Ill, last week. Both wore gardenia carnages out­ lege. a talk on Puerto Rico, where the Rev. and Mrs. Howard Fuller Townsends served three years in Munton. Calico Avenue, Portage, lined with miniature rosebuds. mission work at Castener. Tiiclr former Hastings residents. Mr. Out-of-town guests were present from the Clark Memorial Home son. Philip, retiring District Collins U the non of Mr. and Mra. from Hastings. Battle Crvak. Del­ in Grand Rapids where he Is chairman of the Youth Fellow­ Howard J. Collins. SL Joseph. ton, Grand Rapids. Muskegon, Chaplain called on Mr. and Mra. ship, also attended Ute confer­ Rev. Harold Jayne performed the Lansing. Grand Ledge, St. Joseph. ence, os did Arthur Allerding, double ring ceremony with 200 Mich.; Chicago, Ill.; Indianapolis. Mrs. Rudolph Soya and Joe and Jr, of HasUngs. of the Breth­ guests attending. Mra. Ervin Mer­ Ind, and Columbus. Miss. Miss Evelyn Van Noclcer spent ren Heights. Camp Committee, chant was organist and Mrs. Rod­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collins Sunday at the Michigan State n member of South Woodland ger Pruls was soloist. hosted tlie rcheurt.il dinner Fri­ Fair. * Gene Nusbaum spent Church. the weekend In Detroit visiting The bride, escorted to the altar day evening M Stafford’s. his roommates, Robert Trenary Others of the 30 from South by her father, was wearing a floor­ Dance Studio and Charles Mycra Woodland Church included the length gown fashioned of peauhe Rev. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs. sole, Vcnlse lace edged tlie Dior with her sister and family Mr. Lee. Clay. Valerie and Lynn sleeves and defined the high rise and Mra. Frank Scofield and two j Gibbs, the Rev. and Mra. Arthur runs Carolyn Soya relumed with ' Dodge and grandchildren, Shar­ the full chapel train was detach­ on and Michael Farrell. Mrs able or could be bustled. Her three Mrs. John Hopkins was in the Seonritfa. * Mr. and Mra Beginning Saturday, Sept. 10th Arthur Allerding. Jr.. Roger and tiered veil of English illusion was Charge of tho ladles luncheon 11-*'”’ Frey and ■ Kathryn left ■ Terry Flanigan. James, Cameron attached to a Juliet cap of peau de and bridge at the Haaling* Saturday for Valparaiso. Ind. to I and Daryl Sturdevant. Mrs* Ber­ sole roses edged with lace petals Country Club Tuesday afternoon, 'udt her auntimd uncle. Mr. and nice Kantner, Mr? Josephine encrusted with pearls. She carried Stic was pried by Mrs James ’ Mrs. Emil light. Titey spent Enroll Now! Laycock. Mr. and Mra. Loren a cascade bouquet of white rose­ WLswall. Mrs. Enk von R^. Mra. «undHxnJ»21t j?*1 M‘t±y wlU’ Hershberger,Me*. Ka.tnrjiii' buds and white carnations. * John Siceper. Mrs. Linden Sny“hd Mrs; Vernon Miller and der, and Mra H McOee. Bruik! Mra Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. Phone W I’5-4431 or Wl 5-5100 Ralph Byers. n4cnilc*1 his John William Rhodes. Hl. Lan-1 Ixinoni went to Mra. A ben Joiui- an<* Prom Hope Church, not previ­ sing. and bridesmaids were Miss son. Mrs. James Berry and Mrs. church In Gary Sunday night. ously mentioned, were District “ Carolyn CollUu, St. Joseph, sister' Howard Puters. Youth Counselor Mrs Karyl of the groom, and Mrs. Christo-1 , , . Bernard Historical Society Hurtzler and son. Steven. MesThe Bernard Historical Society dames Mary Guy, Iva Birman piter L. Miller. Grand Ledge. Tlie I The Poker Club met at the । meets at 8 pm. Monday, Sept. 7. attendants wore white linen sleeve1 WUlard Smith's Gun Lake cotn t Delton High School. Russell nnd Myrtle Ralrigh. Franklin Townsend. Conference cook. less, floor-length sheath gowns | tago for a potluck dinner Sun- 1 Whittemore wUl give ’Tlie HlsKenneth Thompson and "Jlggs" with simulated cumberbands, ter­ day. Mrs. Clifford Dolan wu* a 1 tory of the Lumbering Industry mutating to the bock Ln slim guest. While lhe men held forth from Colonial Days to the Pres­ Miller, assistant cooks. District Children's .Work Director Mrs. streamers. Their headpieces de­ at the poker table the women i ent.” Refreshments. The museum Keith Berger nnd Mr. Berger, signed and made by Mrs. Etta played bridge and Mra. Earl1 is open Sundays through SepGrindvlllc, a dear friend District Junior High Work Di­ Newkirk. of tlie bride, were u single white) Coleman and Mra Roman Feld-1 tember and October. 1 to rector Larry Wieland and Mrs. patuch held tlie-high scores for Wieland, Mrs. Franklin Town­ linen rose with three tier veil the evening's play. send. Shelly, Townsend. Mrs. Each carried a nosegay of wiUte Kenneth Tttom|Kon, Diane. Don­ and orchid carnations. Brace Nagle, New Haven. Conn, The Robert Stacks, with their na. Lynette. Brian and Melanie Thompson. Jtunes and Brent served as best num and sealing Hvo youngster.., hare moved Snavely. Misses Bernice Dear- the guests werc William Munton. from Grand Rapids into Uie dorff and Loretta Bushnell. Mrs. brother of the bride; Henry Erb. Barrett home at 329 W. Center Mabel Cool. Mr. and Mrs Ain-j Kalamazoo; Thomas Raynes. St. St- Tuesday morning Mrs. Burmon Miller. Sr, Mr. nnd Mrs. I Joseph, and Christopher Miller, noil Larke entertained with a BERKSH|RLJ« Ammon Miller. Jr, James. Kit Grand Ledge, coffe® in honor of Mrs. Stack, and Julie Miller. Mrs Ray Wie­ Mr. and Mra Robert Beadle. OucsIjs werc «curby neighbors land. Vickie and Todd Wieland. Hastings, aunt and uncle of the “round this new address on Cenbrldc. were master and mistress St-, plus Mrs. Robert Hucbof cenmoiUes at the buffet rtcep- w* “nd Mrs. Robert Sherwood, tian held at Stafford’s Lounge. All of the youngsters of the Miss Anne Beadle, cousin of lhe Ku rails were also included in the Ilv Mrt. Mae Oeenmllh Both tlie bride and bridegroom ------------ •------------ ’ lw>« 1. FrwSMt Wl 5-1524 Mrs. Wilda Morgan of AppleMr. and Mra. Harry SmIUi and are graduates of Michigan State did ton, Wls is nerc here ai at uic Uic ncn Neil children of FTarer. Minn, spent I University. The *•«■’“bride •“■v u. u graduate ;■ um, wis . is the week with Mrs. Roy Allerding. ! work work nt al Wentem Wertem Miehloan Michigan ttni. Uni- 1 Boekeloo home. * Mr. and Mra Kenneth Dnvls ’ verity. The bridegroom did gradu-1 Exchange student Bettlna von and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen De‘ Fintel arrived last week from Groote attended die homecoming west Germany she in Freeport Saturday then spent will live with the Claude Gard­ the evening al the DeGrootes*. * ner family this year and attend Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston school In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie VanderLlnd, called on Clark and Mae Over­ Guests of the Bernard Oom smith Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Herrick Avenue. Grand Rapids, family- last week were her par­ Ralph Smith and sons of Lansing announce the betrothal of Uielr ents and sister, Mr. and Mra. and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mills of daughter, Susan Leslie, to Fred­ C. F. Ruble, Janice and Undo, Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors erick Clark WUson. son of Mr. and from Uniontown. Pn. His sister. Mss. Harley Wilson of Lake of Mr. and Mra. L«t> Barry. WMU student Miss Janet Oom. CXlcssa. arrived from Seattle. Wash entertained Sunday Henry dak. Miss VanderLlnd was graduated THURS. AUG. 25, THRU SAT. SEPT. 10, son and daughter, from Edmore, from South High School in Grand studies begin in Kalamazoo. UlTRASON STYLES INCLUDED Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Norvul Nielsen OrAp-oocJ a year are wo able to eflar savings Ilka Mrs. Harold Pennington of Battle Her fiance wax graduated from the Danish Festival nt .theie. Lovely Berkshire Stockings in the newest Creek. * Mra. Gertrude Rualne Lake Odessa High School and at­ attended Greenville on Saturday. They fashion cobra Ail with the farrous Nytoc* Run ahd Mr and Mrs. George Ruslne tended Grand Rapids Junior Col­ Barner at top er.d toe, lock at the savings! attended the Buck reunion al Mid­ lege. University of South Carolina daughters. Mrs. Lowell Miller of 300 Count - 5 Hole dle Lake Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. and the University of Toky o. 3 Pairs gala Prica Beloit. Wls, and Nancy Nielsen Zenas Colvin are enjoying the visit A Spring wedding Is planned. ' of Kalamazoo. *9-19 >1.09 »1.35 of his sister this week. * 3.49 *1.19 • 1.SO Mr. and Mrs, Carl Barcroft at­ *3.79 <1.89 »te5 tended iter uncle’s funeral at Lowell on Monday. * David and Debbie DeLong of Kalamazoo came Thursday and spent the weekend with their grandparents. Mr. and HAMBURG OR HOT DOG BUNS Mrs. Clayton Valentine. * Mrs. Regular 59c SANDWICH BREAD Whh. «v wui Harland Scoby will entertain the LuoA for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the WSC8 Thursday. * Rev. Vanden- GARLIC BREAD 1 T_______________________________ ,T42c Bosch adll be at Adrian College A French loaf sliced Icngihwuc, filled with whipped garlic you’ll find them here I this week attending pastors school. things you buy butler . . . comes in a (oil bag ready for lhe grill or oven. Miss Janie Holley and Debbie Barcroft were at East Lansing GARLIC TOAST 32c four days last week as their reward SPARE RIBS Co - hosts tractive!/ ornate electric Un Ian- Methodist Rites Unite Couple In Kalamazoo Chrystal Case Society newS Announces FALL CLASSES priced from TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS Gilmore Jeweler E State 102 E. Wl 5-5316 Detroit Michigan J. Mllhanlna, Inc. FILM Carlton Center* A FREE ROLL of Black and White Film Given With Each ROLL Brought IriFor PROCESSING Frederick C Wilson ;Blcckcd«fTo Wed in Spring WORLD FAMOUS BERKSHIRE Sizes -127 -126 -120 - 620 STOCKINGS Valuable Coupon LABOR DAY WEEKEND! FILLER Paper Jy Parmaleejr 124 East State Street smi SUE uwarx COtOR TO co WITH HQ. PAWS “s-------- lon Valentine had supper Tuesday with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. family be[ore their grandson left for college. The Dean Dingmans will move Into the Warner home at Wall Lake before he begins hl* teach­ ing duties at the Portage High School. / Mrs. Tom Stebbins and daugh­ ter. Miss Ann Stebbins. Mrs. Charles Leonard and Mra. Rob­ ert Stanley were In Chicago for turned to New York City attar visiting her parents, the Byron Fletchers, for two weeks. RYE BREADS For Thote Special Sandwiches Limps. Swedish sweet rye. pumpernickel, dark sour rye. BAKED BEANS Seasoned just right. lb. 36c Hey, Kids LOOK! Ruled A.M.T. Reg. $1.50 and $2.00. PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS • CAKES — Family Size 63c .. . Small 35c A largo vanity to choose from. FRITTERS Pieces of apple throughout and honey glazed. 6 for 42c PANTRY DAY Every Monday— 22c Loof—5 lv». $1.10 COOKII DAY ivwry WedwMdoy DALE'S BAKE SHOP Of), XW'* V > I FREE BOOK COVERS (LIMIT 4 COPFEE APPLE SALE Hobby Kits Qauhltf and 'jritHdu* 110 W. State �4—THE HA8TW0I BANNn — 1__J _ - -------- K— . Special Events at Country Club For Long Weekend Marlene Lowell in bre-Nuptial Whirl Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher The pre-nupclal whirl for Mar­ lene Lowell had a grand beginning Special golfing events are sched­ uled at the Hasting* Country Club The Vermontville Woman's Club will resume activities after the summer vacation by holding a pot­ luck dinner In tlie al!-purpose room of the Maplewood School Monday evening, Sept. 12. Past presidents will be ignored with Uie annual picnic at Tyden as well us the three music achotarPark. Tables were attractively ar­ ahlp winners from lhe Maple Val­ ranged featuring a beautifully dec- ley High Scliool Odessa There were alad coup! from Mason, Chase, Kalamazoo. Grand.Rapids, Grand Ledge and registered nurse fanneriy employed been in charge of programming On Aug. 11 the Quimby W8CS thia year1* meetings, assisted by sponsored a miscellaneous shower Rachel Weiler. time everyone had, another re­ union will be held next year tn the same place and again op the last Sunday in August. the Sunday event. Trams were drawn on Monday. Reservations for the dinner ou Monday evening at Uh- Country Club should be made by this Thursday evening with Uie John lively carried out with lhe table again being centered with a beau­ tiful cake. The opening of the lovely gifts was a very enjoyable part of lhe entertainment at each party. Marlene's marriage to Allen Sage. Jr., is to be solemnized in September The Thomapple Garden Club will meet on Sept I at 1:W al the home of Mrs. Wesley Logan on Cook Road. The co-hosteai will be Mrs. Chester Stowell and tlie program will be Mra Ches­ ter Long P. C. Gilbert of Kala­ mazoo. Lansing Gilbert's father, will be tlie guest speaker on "Or­ ganic Gardening." calling tlie dub Monday morning there will be golfing events for lhe num. with in Uie afternoon Area Women Return from Long Western Vacation MRS. JIMMY LEE GREEN . . . Miss Judy Lee Huver Becomes Bride. Nashville Church Is Setting tor Lovely Nuptials lace and a chapel train edged hi crystals. Her fingertip-lengtli veil of French illusion was held by a tiara of pearls and crystals. The They visited Glacier National bride was married with tier moth­ Park in Montana. Sequoia National ers ring, which makes’It a fourth Park In California, and the Southgeneration ring. Mrs. Nathan Miller of Grand Rapids, sister of the bride, was the MRS. GORDON SPENCER MYERS matron of honor. She wore a floor­ Calm aod Bnt HUL and nun, ..— . ..—... white snapdragons decorated me length gown of green satin covered . . Miss Janet Carol Stafford Becomes Bride. .taht'of *,ur Qf 6t- c>'rl1 C*thollc Church with white lace,--with a green satin --------------------------------—---------To honor the birthday of Mrs. Hzmr in in back Kai-lr with u'ltH floor-length f irVir.IrrwIH 1 Charles . bow Fau), Mrs. Marguerite u rar fir as u one one couki could see aee on on uie the ;'— , n“rrld Kf Mlas Ju£b *** streamers. Her head piece was a 1 Knechele entertained Mra. Bert Ann Arbor. U — 7777. treeless plains of South Dakota. I2,uler1“n?,cp*; Qreen green bow and veiling. Miss Psunu- Benham. Mrs Eugene Guernsey Montana, and Washington. I71’®, t*QU_Ue ceremony was Ia Qreen of Dowling, a sister of and Mrs. Elmer Robinson for It was harvest time and the rwwl.y. p, ?'• Z*! j y* the 8ro°ni. was the bridesmaid.! dinner at Pleasant Point on Frtharvesllng was Ming done bv . e.?dCS3a ,,cr 8Dwn Wiul the r,lUn<’ ”s Uie day. The Richard Feldpauachea custom cutters from the South *nJ«e °* 135 »“**“■ , matron of honor only in pink. The । entertained her parents, the who move in with their heavy I J™ “ “*e daughter of dower girl was Miss Dawn Govler. Fnuls, for dinner on Sunday at Recently Mr. and Mrs. David equipment “„rMrs LJ- H“ver of and the ring bearer was Master their Gun Lake cottage to again Westlake Presbyterian Church In Cole of 03 N. 31st Street in Battle jIR2 visited Bellevue and Cnl. Green's nar- and Cpl Green's par - Michael Govler. daughter _____ 1 .... Mra Bandeen her cousin ,u. Bellevue and son ’ celebrate the occasion, Battle Creek was the acene Batur- Creek entertained five couples, and famllv. Mra Elmer Lipp. In «’u of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Govler of ... members of his 1959 graduating — . .. Gwn Green nt of Rl Rnwllns Dowling. Battle CreeK, Tlie flower girl's The "Busy 8" Club and their dais from Hastings High School Mrs 'Diomas Mahar of Nash­ dress was styled like the other families met at the home of Mr. Janet Carol Stafford and Gordon S[*ncer Myers. The bride Is tlie and Mrs. Harry McDonald at Charles Guernsey, Marc Hut­ ville presided at the organ. attendants, but In blue. After a potluck picnic, the group Hie bride was given in marriage Middle Lake for a picnic supper chins, Steve Skcdgell. Curtiss Ailep Madsen of Dowling, friend ward Stafford of 5601 Beckley spent time playing games and of the groom, performed the du- on Saturday. After the business remembering. gown of Chantilly lace over sat|n tlre of the best man. and Michael meeting cards were played with Road tn Battle Creek. The groom ’ s parents are Mr. and on the Popeye Theater. WOOD­ with fitted bodice, long sleeves and Huver of Bellevue, brother of the prizes going to Mrs. Maurice TV Monday. Aug. 33. Three boys scalloped neckline edged In pearls bride, was the groomsman Seating Roush and Mrs. Roger Fowler. Mrs. George Louis Myers of 431 arc Cub Scouts of Den 4. Pres­ and crystals The skirt was fash­ the guests were Nathan Miller of The next meeting will be at the Weeks Avenue. Battle Creek, for­ and Mra. Gary Price of Naahville, ioned of three tiers of Chantllly Grand Rapids, brother-in-law of home of Mrs. Retell Stanton in merly of Hastings. byterian Pack 3(78 .Mr. and Mrs Melvin Van Nocker Hie bride wore a princess styled the bride, and Lynwood Coy of September. gown of ChknUUy lace. Her veil Charles Von Ameydon. Battle Creek, friend of the groom. I Miss Hazel Cronk entertained of illusion, held by a crown of A reception was held at the six guests for luncheon on Tues­ petals, was centered with a Dior Knights of Pythias Hall following day to honor the birthday of rose. She carried a bouquet of yelthe ceremony. Streamers of white, Miss Hazel Henry of Grand Rap­ pink and green nnd white bells Ids who is visiting al the home Miss Janice Lingg of Battle were used in decorating the hall. of Mrs. Susie Phillips. Mrs. Jack Govler of Bittle Creek maids were the Misses Sharon and Miss Cheryl Benedict, daughter 5fr. and Mrs. Keith Yerty held Linda Stafford, sisters of Uic cut lhe three-tier wedding cake a fan-well backyard picnic. -----Sun- bride and Miss Gretchen Myerl, of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E Bcrrt*. and Mrs Thomas Reid of Nash- ............... . — — ville served punch. Mrs. Lynwood । day honoring their nephew. Sister of the groom. They wore diet of VermohtviUe. will give a Coy of Battle Creek looked after | James Harbin. Gueata were Mr. fellow street-loigth dreases with talk and show pictures taken durthe gifts ussisted bv Mrs Niles and Mrs Walter Wallace. Mra. {patching pillbox hat. the Family Night get-together at Angus of Bellevue. Joe Misak *of Jean Harbin. Cathie Harbin and Bruce Thompson of Kalamazoo the Vermontville Methodist Church Caledonia and Jim Root of Battle friend. Terry Gerald, Jim's Creek. Miss Nina Sixberrv of Has­ friend. Jan Slmonds oL Grand and ushers were Robert Stafford, on Wednesday evening. Sept. 14. tings .was in clinrge of the guest Rapids. Stuart Sykes' and Bandy brother of Uie bride, and DuWayne She lias about 300 pictures Two days later she will go to Manches­ Whitney of Belding. Jim and book. and Allan Shepard, cousins of tlie ter College, North Manchester, The bride's mother selected a Stuart left Monday for^Ujair groom. Ind, as a freshman. dress of green Italian silk and physicals. . Far her daughter's wedding Mrs. while accessories She wore a cor­ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Colant en- | Stafford chose a green sheath Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Henlser sage of yellow roses. Mrs. Green drear, with a lace bodice and and family wUl be spending the tertained with a picnic birthday chose a blue chiffon and blue dinner Sunday at their Podunk matching accessories Labor Day weekend in Chicago ^on. I J? S^.^nte^O^t^ A reception was held fallowing visiting his sister, Mr. and Mrs. the ceremony in the gold room of Richard Popp. Out-of-town guests were from Wm. Hewitt. all having birthdays tlie Post Tavern Motor Inn, The Mr. and Mrs. Wally OernenU Detroit. Caledonia, W.<tirw« Hastings. (w. Bat­ . Jn Augll5t other* present were rehearsal dinner was given Friday and Marsha were in Illinois over tie Crtvk. Grand Rapids. Dowling. Marcia Cotant. Elaine, Marilyn evening by the groom's parents at the weekend where they were Bellevue. New York nnd Ohio and Charlene Hewitt of Grand1 the Zahara ltZB.ittie Creek. The bride changed to n pink and Ledge. John Colant of Battle' The bride is a graduate of Lake­ death of Mrs. Dementi's mother. white plaid cotton and orlon with Creek and Mrs. Burdette Colon! view High School unci Kellogg Mrs. Henry Albert. Services were Community College and will be a held In Kankakee with inter­ white accessories before leaving on of Hastings. junior in lhe School of Architec­ ment In Ashkum on Monday. Mr. her honeymoon. Tom Isham and Joan Aldrich, ture and Design at The University and Mrs. Arthur Gray of Manis­ The bride graduated from Belle­ vue High School and nRenrledI who have completed the Summer of Michigan where the groom will tee. the brother and sister-in-law । Ferris State College. She has been session at MSU, will be home on enter his senior year In the School of Mrs. Gemenlz. came Friday employed at the Hustings Mfg. Friday. On Tuesday, the Darrell of Business Administration.'He is and accompanied them. Cnmoanv. (Aldrich family and lhe Garrett ...1 „graduate of Hastings High ■ Visiting the Pat Hodges foml- | The groom, a Hastings High I Isham family will be leaving for School and Kellogg Community ly over the Labor Day weekend I will be Mrs. Hodges' mother, Mrs. i School graduate, is a member of a vacation at Owen Sound in । College. ' the Marine Corps stationed at Canada. | After Aug. 25 the couple will be E. J. Mayer, of Plainfield. Hl. -----------Camp Pvnrlrltnn Pendelton. f-allf Calif. The couple will make their home I at Oceanside. Calif. E Past Resident Married Aug. 20 In Battle Creek Under The Dryer and Mrs Richard Smith of Westerville. Ohio, -ame to Hastings Aug 6 and Mrs. Wal­ ter Ryan returned home with them Aug. 7 for a tup weeks' visit Aug. 20. Mrs Ryan left Ohio for Taylor. Mich. where •.he vhited her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marjorie Ryan and grand­ sons. Tltn nnd Pat. returning to Hastings on Sunday. Aug. 38 David Hnrphnni of Pleasant luike. Ind. is spending this week with his cousin. Mark Yerty. Mr. and Mrs Harold English YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE With the delightful detign cf this beau!/ so will he! It's a 100'. wonted - .si ■* acetate bonding and hat a necUine t pearls or pin. Three-qu dirt with a full swing social season! Colors; Red, Green, Blue, Black Sius: 8 to Ifi « I / The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton •Uster. Uic Fay Hummels, and while they were here accompa-. n:ed the Hummels to a reunion tn Battle Creek Wednesday din­ iter guests of the Hummels were Mr and Mrs Roscoe Munch of Muskegon, and Mrs. Raymond Ludy and Mrs Mina Parks of Battle Creek "Die Richard Kcssenlch family ary now home after vtsfting relalives in Minnesota for nine days The Dr. David Cook family, en route home to Novi after pending the Summer in the West, visited his parents, the ’filbert Cooks, several days this Friday the Chuck Schroeder family will move into lhe Don a here they will reside unUI the home they art building near, Charlotte Is finished. Mrs Mary Williams, night nurse at Pen- ! nock, has purchased the Schroe- • der houM- al 605 W Green. She and her four children will move; Into their new home Saturday. Tlie Dr. Louis Nitsch family ■ntertalned guests from Wlscon- friends from Chicago are vislting them. Richard Ftfigleton family in Ko- , Ind, Thursday through; w KF with Peg Preston MOCCASIN For healthier hair and nails, dissolve one envdope plain gelatin in a glass of tomato or orange juice. Drink It fast! Gelatin ‘feeds' your noils and hair—you will no­ tice a marked difference within a few weeks, it s the moat Why don't you try our new time saving color machine? The results are lovely) Peg's Beauty Bar Styli.g b Wig Sarvica IM Vi Shti M. Photography WIDDINC ' PHOTOGRAPHY Come to Hodges JEWELRY Coles Entertain For Classmates Vermontville Church Group to Hear Exchange Student Personal Mention WHITE'S Mrs. Russell Evans, who has been spending some time st their home at Pentwater, will accom­ pany Mr. Evans home Uie first of the week after he completes his work at Camp Shawondossce. Mrs. Wayne Benton, Mr. and Mrs Russell Benton. Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Case and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Karcher and family. Mr and Mrs Ronald Benner and family and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher. enjoyed a barbecue, swimming, boating and games with other Bentons from Battle Creek and Kahuna­ zoo at The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs Gene Leonard of Pine Lake on Sunday This picnic was a "repeat performance" of the Benton family reunion which was held at lhe Union Hall on Woodland Avenue on Aug. 14, aa a part of the group present that 1 before the Summer ended. *SUtSafw* Women's Club at . Vermontville to Fete Past Presidents 10 ilven by the Medical School on Sunday st the YMCA Camp at Algonquin Lake. Othors from this locality attending were Marlowe pi Mrs. Keith with Uie Pro-Am tournament set Mrs. Mabel Kelter. Mrs Merlvn Sandeen of Hastings. and Mrs ! Irene Japhet of Pralri-vllle recent­ ly returned from a 6.000 mile trip to the West. Their trip took them ilmg the beautiful scenic route of Oregon's Society news $^99 and see for yourself why the most gracious dinners'ftegin with Lenox CLASSIC CENTERPIECE by Lenox, a handsome gift for any bride. Hand* crafted in a charming fluted design and trimmed in rich 24 " K gold. $15.95. WEATHERLY by Lenox. Its Sculpture shape graces both classic and modern settings beauti­ fully. Platinum trim. 5­ pc. place setting $21.95. You'll find a wide and wonderful selection of Lenox gifts and china patterns to make your next party the most memorable ever. 122 West State St. Consult Our Bridal Registry HASTINGS CUT BATE SHOE STORE �> MSU'« Medical Clan In UMUnn euu Ol-tt,. nm medical *chool claw when Tlf Snwra 1. W.iami Legion Auxiliary To Install Officers Sept 8 The Hastings Banner Welcome, Neighbor ( Section Two— Poaei 1 to 6 ‘. Thursday. 1*1 a e i 1966 io« September 1. Mr*. Patricia A. Guernsey repre- ‘Closed Campus' Past Hastings At Middleville Insurance Man Dr. Cook Now Full Professor many burtnera Institution*. Farrell moved to Route 2 from Grandville. He work* In main- A system of "closed campus" Is; Dr. Dtp-id R Cook has been being initiated ot Middleville* | promoted to Lhe rank of prufvs- T-K School till* year for junior Newton; 2nd Vice. Lydia Rogers: sor of biology In the College of high student*. The trick to IJberal Arts, the Wayne Stale Graveside service* for Digory Thl* mean* that once a aevTV repairing is skill University Board of Governors enth or eighth grade student W McEwan. 62. 3075 East ChelDorothy Gronewold; 8 g t.-a tlias announced i arms. Dorothy Kurr; historian, and experience not leave the ground* until died at 12.05 pm. Monday. Aug. Born In Hastings. Dr. Cook Eggleston have moved to 314 E. ichool 1* dismissed al 3:15 pan. 39. nt the Illinois Central H<»received hl* B.S. 1’48). SLA. . pital. were to be held 1 Evelyne Curtin, Ada Bogart and Green from Chicago, Hl. (’51) and Ph®. 1’52) degree* Ulis rule ilhl* Wednesday at Riverside Elvira Bayles. Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge (Sharon) If a student lives near the Cemetery with the Rev. Willard ; RehabUltaUon Chairman Dor­ Crawford, have moved to 620. N. ---------school and parent* prefer to'H. Curtis officiating. ' othy Groenwold will report on Michigan from Tu*tln. He works In lhe E. W. Bliss foundry. associate professor in I960, he have him eat lunch al home.’ “ worked os an entomologist nt the ar rangemenu to do this can be insurance man from 1945 until Hospital at Fort Custer. Those Mr. and Mrs. William (Edna) United State* National Museum made by phone, followed by a 1954 He wa* a member of the attending the June party were Hanson are living at 717 0 Dib­ Presbyterian Church and a for­ from 1952-53. parent’s written permit I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beckwtth. ble. They moved Isero from Po­ Mm Russel Alnalle, Mr*. Glenn mona. Calif. Ho works for An expert In the field of Instudent* may carry lunch or mer member of the Hosting* Ro­ Alnalle and Mrs Otto Fett. At- I George’s Cltgo service station. vertebrate zoology. Dr. Cook L* buy It in the school cafeteria for tary Club. tending on August 13 were Mra. the author of "The Water Mite* 35 cent*, of Liberia'' and “The Water — Gronewold. Mrs O. Alnalle. Mrs. living at 438 W. Walnut with her We don't use a lot of fancy Mlle* of Indi*'' and the co-au­ Annie (Bakert McEwan. gimmick*. |u*t old-fashioned He Is survived by hl* wife, ifuit atK him//.. -The next thor df "Mosqultoe* of Medical camo here - from Chicago and skill and modern equipment. । Marian; a daughter. Mrs Jack Past Presidents Parley Com- her husband Ln to Join them. be&t thing to art'RandR' 1 <Mary Ann> Xchtirmw of 1104 JK He°re*ldcs with hts wife nnd tnltlee Chairman Lydia Rogers For prompt, skilled Hanover: a son. Digory. Jr- of children at 28855 Summit Drive. report* that on June 23 eight FJeckcnsteln have moved to 418 •& S. Mte r from home .. Terry Lee McDaniels. 7. son of service—call today. Novi. past preeldenta met at the homo E- Charlo* Jrom Connecticut He Mr. and Mrs IxRov McDanleb of Bellevue: *lx grandchildren; one of Ada Bogart, and elected Mrs. I* »ale» manager for the can dlNaahvilW. wa* wuiuw injured fdonday I sister. Mrs Robert (Mildred) _________ ____________ nunruic, Cuthbertson of Maywood. Hl. he ran mto the , William Vandermale afternoon when tie The Leonard - Osgood Funeral side of a northbound car driven Dewey s Car r a lace - ""-• ‘’hmind « Home was in charge of arrangedaughter. by Raymond Dies at Port Huron ... -----D. Collier. 18, R2 i menu. Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Marcella* Staff Going to names for William Vandcrmale. to. of Nashville ■ Marysville, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Terry » Rev. anil Mrs. Howard Ham­ Sales Conference 1 committee Is to help any service j Worclwster. Mass. He 1* pnxlucIVan Roush of Freeport, died Hospital. HOWARD TRUMBULL ! women who are in need. Regular Uon manager far the E. W. Blits <. bi Deputy Harvey Baker said blin and family were guest* at a A private showing for Chrysler-1 ■saturaay. Saturday. auk Aug.. z 27. at z 2 p™. pm. »>. nt Wl 5-9187 b Wl 5-5992 meeting* ore set for the fourth I Company here. They have one Running for nomination* In the Plymouth dealers and salesmen the Hos--- Port "—- Huron -------”General ---------- ’ ” ~- . Terry came out of a gas stat.on surprise party honoring the Thursday of each month at 7:30 “n Aug 2 primary election was coBtly of Delton lu».s been scheduled to pital. He is survived by his wife.' driveway and wa* running east birthday of her brother. Leslie , pm Tile next meeting will be Mr. and Mrs Edward (Donruu for some candidates, but not for give Ilion their first look at the \nne; two children: his parent, across Nashville’s main a1™*1 Knight, at nis home in Grand­ ville on Saturday evening. On with Mrs Beckwith. 629 W. W I Michael. Michael, R4 Hastings, moved an. new 1967 Plymoulhs, Chryskvs and a brother. Tom Vandcnnale when the mishap occurred Ba- Sunday they were dinner and □f Port >Huron Funeral services ker. who was in Nashville pokeGreen. All part president* of the here from SC. Alban*. W. Va , Of „ county candidate. and Imperials. were held at 1:30 p.m Tuesday , Ing n property damage accident afternoon guest* of Ute Claude | Auxilary who are member, of the He l* employed at the Hasting* ; WE CLOSE AT Among 11 title* in whirl* at the Marysville M c t h o d 1 * t at the time, look Terry to the Schmidts of Lowell and attend­ organization are welcome to iO- । Mfg. Company. They have two Sujx,rvlsor fa. Nofntc # Thom■ ed the tent church service* lcn(i . I sons. apple, reported spending any al Detroit on September 8 for Church. Burin! was In Marysville 1 hoapltel. NOON ON One item to be brought up ; ’*’• money. Supervisor Noffke spent 815 dealer* and salesmen of this for a newspaper will be that of raising due* to, ------------------------ advertisement, - ---------------- * SATURDAYS cover department due* and man- loUu to “Oltwood' He “ occuruing according to rccoras records tn in ww County Robert Anderson, general man­ datory funds. Al! numbers urt 4up’ir?'?Or i. . Consumers W1UUm crldler's office, a ger ot the Chrysler-PImuuth urged U> be prwenl U, exorra* ?W(T “nd llvcd ln Hasting* .. . Division, estimated that 25.000 B«* MNNIK WANT AMI IS3Lr.,"HW ■»“ ■hip office submitted an account dealer* and salesmen will attend showing any expenses. I the preview*, which will feature , a live musical show specially Brown spent 55,(M5 in winning the produced for the mcvtlng*. Republican nomination for Con-, invited to the preview are the gress In the Third District. Hl* sales and management personnel Stephen D. Fox. ID. former primary opponent. Merle Augus- ( from DeWcy a Car Palace of Del­ . Hastings High athlete, under­ Une. Battle Creek suburban Justice1 lon went surgery at Pennock Hos­ .Family Bundle* pital Saturday morning to repair cut tendons In his right hand Todd. Jr., unopposed In the Demo­ Damp Wa*h • Waih and Fluff Dry Steve wu Injured about 11:45 cratic primary, reported he spent pjn. Friday when he lost con­ 598 on petition forms and nothing Wo Finish Shirt*, Flatwork, Work Clothes trol of hl* 1957 Pontiac on a else. According to a new* report, curve on Wildwood Road near a Todd aide said the congressman'* Lindsey Road In Orange­ newsletters. some of which were HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY the ville Township. sent out during tlie primary under Suffering minor injuries were the congressional franking privi­ (union & Ray Gibton) lege. were paid for from Todd"* Mrs. Hotel Higdon. 69. Nash­ 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 and Robert Gibson. 18. 327 8. normal congress tonal expenses. ville. died Sunday at 6:10 In a Michigan. nursing home near Dowling fol­ fol GOP candidate tor lhe list lowing a long illness. Mrs. Higdon had served a* CHECK OUR HOME PROPERTY LISTINGS according to the report tiled with Nashville village treasurer, as secretary-treasurer of the Nash­ winner. Kalamazoo County Clerk ville board of education, was n Put Chief of Nashville Tenjple panauarea ui ... No. 79, member of Pl Gamma Angus N McLeod of Charlotte (Society, was a member of the spent 8237031 In his campaign for Nashville Methodist Church and nomination ax Circuit judge, ac­ It* woman’s organizations, and cording to hl* account filed with had previously been a member Clerk Crldler. Probate Judge Philip of the Order of Eastern Star Hazel Smith, the only child of Mitchell’s report listed expenses at 81302 09. and Prosecutor Rich- Ernest L. and Ruth (Nichols) Smith, was bom March 5. 1807. in Carlton Township. She lived In Hastings, graduating from According to Information from Hasting* High school In 1916. On Uie Eaton County clerk'* office. Nov. 18 of the year she was mar­ Richard Robinson * expenditures ried to Charles C. Higdon In totaled 54.670.11. Including dona­ Hastings and the couple moved tions of 82,53827. Robert C. Bal­ to Nashville. A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types lard listed expense* at 81.974. Surviving are two daughters, Willard L. Mikesell listed ex­ Mr*. John Geo. (Phyllis) Kester penses at 53340 40 with dona- of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Robert TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS in tha Butler Addition. Hatting*, for C. (Betty) Smith of Rl Nash­ Powers listed expenditures of SIXTEEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, has fiva bedroam home, has ihrde bedrooms upstair* and ville; a son. Charles A of De­ 11.150.96. All sought nominations troit, and seven grandchildren. two down, living room, balh, dining room, kitchen, basement oil furnace, front and back porches, for circuit Judge. Service* were to be held Wed­ $7,700.00 Ted Teadl. unsuccessful candi­ nesday at 2 pm. from the Vogt date for State representative from Funeral Home with the Rev GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, ha* Oil and gat station and general (tore stock, would consider trade. the 89th district, spent 542551. Max Gladding officiating with The Barry Democratic Commit­ burial in the Barryville Ceme-' A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen.and tee spent 595673. according to the tery. full^ath, attached garage, aluminum siding, drapes and floor coverings go with it for $10,500.00 report filed by Corl A. Brodbeck. and the Republican Committee MUSIC INSTRUCTION A SPLIT-LEVEL (FOUR LEVELS), IN THE let WARD, top level ha* three bedroom* and bath, next ELECTRICAL SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 8333 37. according to the report level kitchen with built-in oven, stove, carpeted living room, family room, with fireplace, study and Electric Motor Service filed by Lloyd Hoffman. half - b^Yh, basement, attached double garage, has aluminum siding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES Installed will tie Pnoldent, Dies Monday Nashville Youth Dashes Into Car CENTRAL RADIO & TV Election Costs Are High-Low COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE I don't need cash with an Steve Fox In jures Hand in Crash Mrs. Higdon of Nashville Dies On Sunday HCB CREDIT CARD! b WEEK You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! Stan Trumble, C.LU. OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY IN CARLTON TWP., close to town, * beaut.ful home has car­ peted living room, three bedrooms, stove and oven built In. kitchen and balh. attached garage, oil-fired furnace in basement, breezeway to garage, is insulated, cement driveway, aluminum storm windows and screen*. Inesyl deep well, new pump. h»* disposal In sink, for only $12,500.00 A GOOD HOME AT CARLTON CENTER located on IVa-acre lot. has three bedrooms upstairs and school bu* pick* up children for the Woodland school and priced at .. ..$7,000.00 TWO EXCELLENT LOTS in the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved street with utility services in for ————————...... ........--------------- —$1,600.00 ea. A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, close In, has three bedrooms upstair* and one down, liv­ ing room, dining room, kitchen and Stool, utility room, new ga* furnace and water healer, ha* cellar. Sandra Gillespie, who has been an exchange student In Ireland thia Slimmer, returned this week­ end and Lindy McKee from Ire­ land accompanied her. Lindy will live with Sandy and her parent*, the Lyle Gillespies, and will be n senior at Hostings High The girls .came by boat to Montreal nnd then by bus to Detroit where the Gillespies met them on Sat­ urday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith nnd i family of South Bend. Ind.. vL*lj ted Mrs. Bertha Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson over the Sckader a Offka Suppliee St. M»rtin Floral Hailing* Motor Sale* HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES PAINT b WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Supply Hcstiag T New York Life Phone Venhontville 259-7298 HEATING b AIR CONDITIONING RUGS b FLOOR COVERINGS BUILDING. 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Or, you may choose to pay a minimum, of $10.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service fee added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit Card NOWI PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN SPONABLE-GIRRBACH Hnstinns City linnli FUNERAL HOME Cori Niethomee HOME PHONE Wl 5-3004 W. Genoa at Broadway COMPLETE BANKING * TRUST SERVICE Ph. Wl 5-3252 _1B111111-111 ; �Piston Ring Wins Regional ‘D’ Crown Opens Quest for torfW-Potrnd WwI'lC dt GlUl on State Title at Rod Coldwater Sept 2 Spinning Bchultem* of Grand I I HCC Men,g Toum^f 1HM- roMnd bT roand Sunfield Tourney Bowling By Evelyn Teal 1964-65 All American Team CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Fager, Haute Hurl Outstanding Ball at I ,hol during the Hastlnga Completion of the Four Step Delivery 30-pound. 2-ounce at Gun. muskellunge 5th ot Seven Articles , The Harting* Mfg. Company Softball team, which won Uie Hastings District and the Bun­ field Regional championships. Clyde Moore in February of 7:30 pro Friday against the host 1965 speared a 45-pounder in Bollegraf team at Coldwater. Gun. Schultcma. a golfer who does If Hastings wins Friday, the not fish regularly, was visiting at Piston Ring lads will play the father-in-law DeHaan's trailer at Gun Saturday when they decided winner of Friday's 9 pm. game to troll for walleyes—which have Ury would put the locals into an been hitting well. Hartings Mfg. played head*Saturday night the Piston Ring chaps finally got to Pitcher John Chrl» Urman in the sixth inning and paraded four runs across the plate on four hlU. That was Paul Lublenleekl Stan House handcuffed the Furniture City lads all through the encounter, giving up a single Sue Fiona Wins 18-Hole Crown at Country Club Pete LublenieckJ Dave Kruko ... Garrett Isham . George Hamaty . Loyal Kinney Bob Hollister an error. Steve Allerding and Weller singled before Ken Neil became the third out. Carmoney got another hit in hole women's golf championship at the Hastings Country Club last week, firing a 190 while Mrs. Rowland Hall was second with 221 for the two days of play. Mra. Robert Stanley won the first flight trophy with a 228 with Sue's mother, Mrs. Rudolph Flora, second wlUi 232. The »- bote championship SECOND FLIGHT Name Bob MUler ... Dick Colter .. George Miller Dwight Fisher Bob Stanley Bob Rohde Roger Roberts Harvey Sexton 55—198 THIRD FLIGHT M Total 47—183 Art Bennett Gordon Norris Miss Sandy Lublenleekl won the first flight In the 9-hole di­ vision with 125, and Isabel Pfaff second flight with 132 and Mrs. William Stedman was second hurled one-hit ball with 138. Sue Flora was medalist in the 18 hole division with a 94. and single to the leadoff man in the Mra. Mahler was the 9-hole first inning. medalist with a 58, Hastings got six hits In the . ------------ •— game, but could only score one - -run tn tlie third Dave Kruko Jim Shaw Leads doubled. Nell fanned, Weller filed io left then Bowers slhglii; Local Trapihooten Barry Conservation Club's trap­ shoot Saturday. Russ Bolinger, Bob Klein and Milt Forrester singer And Bob Slocum 23, Dick Lancaster, Phil Stites and Wen­ tripled and scored. Lydy put dell Studt 21 and H. Ptnnanger Hastings ahead 2-0 when be from 5 to 11 pm. Saturday, Sept. the locals tallied five times in Rapids got Its lone run in the scoring three runs. Kruko had fifth. Lydy iiad a perfect night at denburg and Hause got the bat.'getting three for three and oUier blngles. THIS LABOR DAY WE SALUt ALL WORKING PEOPLE OF BRAIN AND BRAWN WHO BRING US THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE Some Fine Doge terrier pupptak * fuM-grown blue tick and a full-grown bound dog available for adoption at tha Dog through the alzcrtfCk office. A patters • Carr 87 and Dave Moore 91. । Don Kruger was second in [Flight B with 68. followed by Bill Gross, Jack Wlllbur and Barney Hutchins 69. Larry James [71, Roy Brockmyer 72, Mike [Hawthorne, Russ Kruger and Karol Owen 73, Roger Hough 76. Carl Baker. Dick Bogart and Bud Waters 77. Bop Haywood 79. Jerry Gobel 80, Jerry Geiser 82, Bun Ouggemos 83 and Herv Hllliker and Ray Kruger 88. Steve Turkal the fifth. Hastings didn't get a bit un­ til Bernie Weller singled in the third. He died on first base. Manager - Catcher Don Bowers started off the big sixth frame rally with a triple. Art Frydenburg filed out to short then'Bob Carmoney tripled. Shannon Lydy ketball coach for his Ilth son. and as trainer tor th* halt squad this Fall- Gordon Sheldon was second Senior end Gene Washington In’Fllght A with 66. followed by owns seven different Michigan Larry Utter with a 66. Don Dol­ State pass receiving records. man 69. Maurice Adrianson, Chud James and Sam Stout with 73s. Bill Mallekoote and Bob .Partridge 74. Gary Burdick. Bob We have lhe Burghdoff and Don Mathews 78, Eldlne DeVault and Dale Smith latest 80, Dick Bryan and Marv Dar- FIRST FLIGHT Dick Fooler Hal Buerge length and 20*. inches in girth. River Bend Golf Course's Men's Open Tournament will be played Saturday and Bunday, Sept. 10-11. Don Haywood has announced. Players will play 18 holes Sat­ urday, shooting into flights, and another 18 holes on Sunday. Naim Gull Loka Athletic Diractor Nearly 150,000 Michigan high school students took driver edu­ cation in 1965-66. * and* a third al 6 pm. if needed. If Hastings loses Friday. Uie team will play al 2 pm. Satur­ day in the double - knockout River Bend to Hold Men’s Open On Sept 10-11 4 q Frank McMUlan BUI Crawford . Howard Peters Al Hahn In the fourth step the ball is comjng through in its pendulum owing. Here is where a bowler must emphasize timing and coordin­ ation. Tho right aim is heading toward the foul line as the left foot simultaneously goes forward toi--------------------------------------------------- ■ the foul line. The right foot is ecuted properly, the bowler will off the lane and acts as a counter be in perfect position to release MONDAY MIXERS balance between the weight of the ball. It must be remembered Shirley VanDenburg rolled 526 the ball on the right side and the that tiie fourth step is generally as Uic new season got underway sliding left foot. The shoulders a The,.............................. left foot slides — di­ oeu> - slide. ............. Betty oneier Shrier posica posted 314, 512, Anne Anne are still parallel to the foul line, rectly toward the pins and never, ( McDonald 503. Bcmadlne Eckrcncat never, should be turned ert 493, ... Beverly «•___ ... DeWitt 492. Em­ the body is still bent slightly at repeat the waistline, and if tne first to a parallel position with tho ma Magoon 475, Gen Hall 472. three steps above have been ex- foul line. Louise Balis 473, Betty Heeler 466. Reba Lydy 465 and Judy' help in making this trip possible. Scouts See Game Cubmaster Guernsey reminds Enjoying the bus trip to De­ you of lhe starting of Fall Pack troit Saturday.- Aug. 6, to see meetings Sept. 27. 7>pm. Uie Tlger-Boeton game were fa­ thers and boys ot Presbyterian Dick Sharkey. captain of the B & K Cub Scout Pack 3178. 1906 Michigan State crass-coun­ A special thanks to Uie Cub try squad, earned All-American Mothers of the Pack for their honors oa a sophomore. IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO Ml IT EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR? COVERING 123 W. SHI. St. SPECIAL ■Take Home' BUI Jerow DEMO SALE FULL GALLON 66 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sdn B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER Automatic, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Rear Speakers, Lite Group, WSW Tires, Vinyl Interior, Decor Group, Many Other Extras. 2 IN STOCK $OCQC00 Hurry at _______ u_v_ COOU Mil UTII I LIGHT Un Snyder 60 Helli ' MOTORS GsW Reiki LINCOLN • MERCURY 1320 N. Michigan PhU Walldorff ... Gerald Beckwith . W. J. McAllister . Gerald Moalgomery Frank Ritchie Barry 4H’ers Make Good Showing at MSU • I.H. TRUCKS Phona 945-2479 (Saturday Only) S. Hanover 10c Deposit on Containers tlons were Sandra Slander, with | a score of 91 out of 100 possible score and Judy Plummer, scoring I I 89 out of 100 possible score. No| ribbons werc awarded for dem­ onstrations. The 4H Dog Care and Train­ ing leaders from Barn' County In Uie 4H Dog Obedience'Tri­ as chaperone or dog project as­ als Wednesday. Aug. 24. on the sistants and wist) to commend Military Green on the MSU their 4Hers bn their fine sports­ campus. Barry County 4H'ers manship and good manners. The dog project's first meet­ showing Included: ing is planned for September Judy Plummer, sub • novice A Class, scoring 196*3, out of a 14th. All interested persons may call 945-5064 or 945-3367 possible score of 200. Judy re­ ceived an "excellent exhibit" blue award ribbon. Pamela Magoon placed third In the sub-novice B class, scor­ ing 196 out of a possible 200. recelvtng an "excellent exhibit" blue award ribbon. Kathy Underhlll showed in notice class, | MC ,,, o *,u„,u>c. son u Jerry Skidmore, of, Mr. „„„ nnd scoring 234 out of a possible 245. .Mrs Gerald Skidmore, and for­ feiting an "excellent exhibit" i mer Hastings High pitching ace, blue award ribbon. Iind the only perfect record in Mary Hollister show-ed In Bd- Uie Grand Rapids Major League vanced novice class, scoring 230*.- thl' part season, out of a possible 245. also re’ ‘ celvlng an "excellent exhibit", tings Mfg. Company, pitched blue award ribbon. finb-hed third In the league There were 55 entries in the race by winning 13 garnet. match. The judges were Mrs Grace Williams, and Jeny WIl­ , Skidmore, who will be n sopho­ more at Grand Rapids Junior liams. both of Detroit. ... the dog husbandry pfcjecl. for jU ol Im In <H eaubllom from E.rry c«n.1 ‘ “* etanml <y .ere Donna Preston, doal*1"1 “ Orfrat notebook, receiving a "good ex' * ' __ hlblt" red award ribbon; Sherrie 1 Campbell, dog notebook, receiv- KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM Jerry Skidmore Has 6-0 Record* hi G.R. League WE COMMEND, too, the increasing savings of working people who realize that a retire­ ment nest egg is necessary to supplement Social Security income. Your insured savings eam high dividends at HASTINGS SAVINGS & LOAN ribbon: Carol Campbell, dog notebook, receiving a "good exhi­ bit" red award ribbon: Duane Bishop, educational exhibit, re­ ceiving a "fair exhibit" white award ribbon. Those giving Dog Demonstra- When you suffer a serious loss when lhe going gets rough it’s then that our services to you, as our client, become a really meaningful part of your insurance protection. You can count on us to be in your comer... to help with WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH 136 E. State St j°“ • ■ •10 Itx>k RANDSEN'C F Insurance Agency Over Millar’s J«wel«n 120 W. STATE ST ItH 81NJ >our f.ltM Phone Wl 5-4174 Gee, that's pretty MUSIC; the Folks Must be Listening \ to \ WBCH a Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station vMUSIC 1220 on your Dial i i �) P^tArann in the J. C. Penney I•*.«eiCrSOIls 1.lor 1.00s,orThe * Until the day of the race. ■ Cub Scout Pinewood DerPlace High in ject, with the racers being built by father and son. " State Tourney 1 The public to invited to attend. Hastings High senior John Peterson took second place in ■ lhe Western Michigan Junior Golf Tournament at the Lincoln Golf Club Friday and Jim Tnylor. another HHS 12th grader. Placed Mh. Absolute mailer of the tour- BoiIFflo Hill ’ll UU1 **U113 Bliss to 6-0 Armchair Athlete i Outdoor Trail —Lou Godfrey and his wife of Whiskey Run Shooting Preserve just south of here on M-37, and Al McCarthy and his wife from Bedford have returned from 10 days’ fishing in Saskatchewan ataere the fishing Injury Benches Saxon Captain; Clinic Thursday Hastings High—and at practical­ ly every other Michigan high school—and this Thursday eve­ ning head Baxon Coach Bob Carlson has Invited parents and others Interested to turn out at THE HASTINGS BANNER—• Thursday. September 1. 1966 Tyden Engineer Wins HCC Men’s Golf Crown white fish was "terrific." They Gene McAlester, 2? - year - old ----------------------------------------------------Tlie E. W. Bliss Softball team, caught from 50 to 100 fish a day 5X109. industrial engineer with The Ty- ft !• ___ who won via a forfeit Tuesday — releasing most of them of Next Sunday Gordon races at counta in the champtonamp den Corporation, fashioned a 38 L/OrUlC LzOflSIS course but having wonderful Duquoln, Hl. for 100-mile his final nine holes Sunday to Friday to win the 3rd annual ! Hudsonville Independents Chis feeds. They fished lhe Churchill 200-mile event Wednesday at 9 pm. in the Class River about 75 miles north of 1965 Plymouth. Club Men's golf championship uy His opening round was 69 for a । c Moltn* Invitational tourna- the pioneer town of Loronge. . . . one stroke ovpr Pau) Peterson 17 total, a 10-stroke margin over menl 131 ' Conservation experts estimate Captain Dave Williams chipped Peterson. pheasant numbers are down 10 VandirMelden had an eagle | gallon would put them in lhe percent from last year when got a par while Peterson hit his I game at »9 p.m. pan. Michigan sportsmen bagged on the 16th hole, four birdies and I championship fame Mario Andretti won the 200Williams, who lettered his second shot under the Up ot the a pair of bogeys in the final I the Cale about 684.000 of lhe birds. The ------ -* । Family. sophomore and Junior year and trap on tlie northeast side of Wisconsin Stat,- Fair pork Satur­ This Friday n'«ht night Che the Bliss pheasant brood counts made by who quarterbacked his team to No 9. and had to settle for a day. but not before getting a Peterson had rounds of 72 and Thu nine * will meet Heyboer Motors of 850 rural mall carriers In the an undefeated season and West double bogey and runner - up beauty of on argument from •For Boys and Girls— 75 for hto runner-up 147 total I nln<: U1 raeet three shots upon Jim Dombrow- ' Fremont at 7:45 pm. al Zeeland southern third of the Stale. ^nto Central championship last Pall. honors in the two-day tourney. Invlta- this check went more than 4,000 Is expected to be out for three or Eldon Mathews finished Hastings' Gordon Johncock. ac­ Styled os in the model illustrated, but ski of Grand Rapids with 150' in ,n the ,h,‘ Class r,a“ B ” Zeeland Tnvit.. **'• Uonal. third with 202 and Alderman cording to Mike Kupper's story miles of record-keeping. Virtu­ Taylor had a 156 total. featuring white uppers and white rubber soles. । Last Thursday the Bliss roared ally all of the decline is Ln the on his ankle thia Wednesday Jim Coleman was fourth with Andretti, of Nazareth, Pa . and i into the semi-finals with a 6-0 Thumb where mail carrier tal­ morning. Johncock. battling for the United Golfers In the championship States Auto Club's national I victory oyer the Satellites of lies showed a 37 percent drop in Williams was hurt in a freak pheasants. The birds held close flight in the tourney played 45 mishap-a dummy fell on his leg Grand Rapids with Bart Bourdo championship, made the wait for to their 1965 levels in most other during a drill. holes, while lhe other four flights the race well worth while with | hurling one-hit ball. parts of the State's prime south­ played only 38. Bourdo, added to the Bliss ern pheasant range, and have their uiru wheel wiicri to wheel wurci driving. unvqiK. illy squad elected Tom (Tinyl lln-up for the tounumenta, Dick Foster won the first flight jum the previous Sunday had with a 169. followed by Hui postponed the race. ■truckoul the first 13 men to centage-wlze, the birds made Buerge with 171 and Jim Taylor I For 150 miles Andretti and face him and had 15 strikeonli their biggest golds In the south­ Boys out for HHS squads in- iand Pau! Lublenleekl with 172s. I Johncock were seldom more for the seven-inning game. He western area of Barry. Berrien, The Hastings City-wide grand allowed only a scratch single Branch. Calhoun. Cass. Kalama­ elude: Bob Miller came through his than a car length apart, Kupchampionship Pinewood Derby The Vanity roster: Co-Capin lhe last inning. zoo. St. Joseph and Van Buren Ulns Dave Williams and Tom final round for a 40 to tic Dick per wrote. will be held In the Hastings High , , George Plgel started the Bliss Counties. Pheasants appear to be Timm, and Rick Abbey. Scott Cotter at 180 for first flight hon- ' And each passed the other for gym Tuesday evening, Sept. 13 on, and then won the sudden the lead twice. Then the brakes scor,n “ wlth • tr 'P ‘ e to nrit 1TW1U Jtari al ire lnnlnK- and C**™ home up about 40 percent in our part Anderson. Warren Arnold. Jr., death playoff on the first hole on Johncock* car began fading tartT.t^ 'Art O15on dro" ‘n th« nM“ *’0 of the SUU. . . . Larry Bennett. Randy Brown, .Tied for third were George MH- and he dropped his challenge. Duck hunters will have five Adam Beduhn. Willet Cole1, Lin­ Irr and Buzz Youngs with 183s. i settling into a comfortable second The standard and T'T’ more days of action and liberal­ The standard regulations regulations on on ™ *«*’ Spielmaker tripled to drive in ized bag limits on several species. den Endsley. Mike Fitzgerald. with Miller winning the playoff j place. the construction of the racers two Pat Fitzgerald. Ken Frey. Marvin 2" ?.*. *T?°n,u more tallies. PUh’ Both cam ran out of fuel al must be followed, with a maxi­ Including mallards, while goose Tuesday night Bliss won by a shooters will find their regula­ Howell, Bob Huebner. Dean er was fourth with 184. finish. Johncock coazled halfmum weight limit of 5 ounces. . forfeit over Kelloggsville. Lambert. Randy Moyer, Don Third flight honors went to I wuy around the track across the tions essentially the same as a Lawrence, Gary Rein, Don Slo­ Racers used in the local pack • year ago under the 1968 water­ cum. Dave Turnes. Roger Will. -Art Bennett with a 185. Jack ' finish line, 28 seconds beiilnd races from last year may be used I ---------------- --- ------ j _i.k io. Andrclt| whosc ow.„ car ccufihed fowl rules established last week. Jim Williams. Greg Wood. Tom if desired. Cub Scouts registered ' tn a Hastings Pack are eligible to This Fall's 45-day duck season Hoke. Dean Rose. Mark Cole. Gordon Norrie and Bob Newell j its last just altar he took the enter. _ _ — 10-Nov. ------- — 1 checkered flag. is _ Oct. 23. ____ Last ______ yearl Alan Dean. Jerry Dunn. Tom The victory', at on average Trophla will bt to By .Ur,. OonwU Pro./rorS Jul= Urnlu or four duelu • Kurr. Bob Ironside. Bob Ritter. and Frank McMillan and BUI 1st place winners of each pack. ,. M . .... 'day and eight in possession will Ken Roberta. Bill Shumway. Crawford tied for Dflh with i.speed of 104.61, moved Andretti A grand championship trophy. "*•""«» . be repeated. Special restrictions Terry Watson and Rex Wieland . j within 50 points of leader JohnPaul Faulkner won the fourth i cock in the standings Andretti, which is to be a traveling trophy Beginning with services on ! have been lifted on pintails, and The trainer Is Vern Wilder and moving on to the winning peck Sunday, Sept. 4. lhe Sunday mallard quotas have been re- manager is Phil Gillespie. flight with a 196 total. Jim Berry who won the title last year, each year, will be inscribed with School acsslon -al the Dowling . laxed from one per day and two The Junior Varsity squad: was second with 199, Lin Snyder i earned 400 points for the victory possession the. date, winning Cub Scouts Methodist church will begin at In ----------— ** *to — two —■*and "—four. Rock VanDenburg. Paul Watson. third with 202 and Phil Hllson.! and now lias 2.040 for the season. name, and pack 11:13 niter the worship service Steve Cole. Dave Coleman. Chris Oiiie Kelhl and Homer Smith I Johncock got 320 for his second place finish for a total of 2.090. This trophy will be presented at 10.15 u ni. * The Dowling 1-Nov. 30 In both Upper and Conant. Larry Cook, Harmon Ul- lied for fourth with 206. The new new HCC champion has Andretti also won 314.548 of to the winner to be held and WSCS Is planning a rummage northern Lower Peninsulas. For driks. John Tripp, Steve Strick­ displayed by his pock throughout rale and anyone wishing to make our southern third of the State, land, Doug Acker. David Sherry, been a Hastings resident since the record purse of 349.365. when ne he bethe year. These trophies will be | contribution may leave them in goose shooting opens Oct. 10. Larry Schreiner. oe- | Johncock won 17,565. Both Schreiner, Bill Ruprignt, Rupright, September of 1965 wnen I the basement of ti>e church. * with the duck season, and will Paul Endsley, Doug Storrs. Stan'CBmr - ----- .associated —--------- — with n.n. — ........ .noir irdi rnginr rurui the Tyden U°n’ ,He h&d bTn -“ Hupper wrote; "Andretti and 1 The Robert Gaskill .family are cloae Nov. 30. Goose huntera can Stockham. Vai Springer. BUI engineer with the New jonncocx Johncock were were cirariy clearly uic the class class , vocaUcnlng at the Waterloo take five a day. possession limit BhulU, Ray Rose. Harold Rogers. tadiutriai v„rV --------------. . of race, finishing al least a Daryl Rogers. Gordon Robinson. Y°(k ^nlra»'*r» nt I Recreation area near Jackson, i this week. Miss Kathle Gaskill. The small game opener in Garry Robbe, Terry Cook. Bob I “P *h“d ot evwYtxxly else. So wcre thelr and drl''‘ng | who visited her parents. The southern Michigan is 10 am. on Casteleln, Rick Butler. Bruce Ed­ Ataster ;un’’rTl?l?te’ ntn, Huth PupplM* cssusit m suKinf ths iMswalb H CC'. M thM netther 0001,1 P*“ the ger. Jeff Culbert, John Craven. SlaJid | Robert Gaskills, over the week- Oct 20. toller Ihh ym! Wttem W» oifonHIyto Huth oUMr Without help from slower Film prints of "MlchiU Wa­ Greg Crawford, Chet Cramer. KX Pupplet* men's tl«i. Ito Bosthin' Brushed Hfat the University of Michigan piti,'' a new color-sound movie Glenn Cota, Chuck Erway. Steve tournament for the post five traffic." Kupper's story waa sent to The skin* upper it toll iwtotost, wstsHipellent snd ! in Ann Arbor. The Gaskills on tracing the growth and man­ Belson. Bob Goggins. Gary Hall, yCWhile at Mt Pi-o«nnt Mioh srs, | younger daughter. KKren, is at­ agement of Michigan's prized elk Rex Hook. Dwight Hewitt. Da­ Isis your fsst brsstte. Ihs flexible comfort­ Banner by Jack Slocum. 6129 vid Sherry. The manager is Ken herd, are now on free loan from tending a “Y“ youth leaders able crepe tola lifMm your awry tttp. Batt of team for four years. Mt Pleasant N 35th Street, Milwaukee. Wls., Daugherty. t h e Conservation Department camp near Petoskey. all, Huth Puppies* catuato have a sturdy steel won the State Class B title in The freshman squad: Jim Ap ­ You can get the 28-mlnute mo ­ The William Shearer family of 1957 when Gene was a senior. He think to Kha your foot Ire wpport. Start making DeKalb. Ill., spent Saturday wKh vie which provides sights and sey. Tom Andrews. Ken Barnes. was the medalist with a 74 at tho tidawalkt softer. Put your fast in a pair of l»er parents, the Lloyd Gaskills. sounds of bugling elk and majes­ Randy Beduhn. Tom Belson. Currie Municipal in Midland Also visiting the Gaskills this tic bulls sparring through the Kim Bloss, Steve Bowen. Phil Hush Puppies’ cawaU lodey 1 He played golf hto freshman week to their daughter. Marcia, department's film loan service in Braxle, Lonnie Cole. Jim Cum­ mings. Greg Cutshaw. Dan Curahd family. Mr. and Mra. Rlch- Lansing. University of Michigan where 1 Steel shenk for extra support Bill CasUleln of R2 Middle­ ard McGee of California and hk earned his BS In Industrial • infant son. Richard. * The Harry ville Isn't a bit happy with the Mark Edger. Jim Ellis. Dick engineering in 1963. requirement that fishermen go­ Francisco. Phil Gasper. Steve Miuauu. um « ski IV r, miwcs i October he married Mari Gibson. Gary Haller. Chuck on the Donald Procfrock family ing to the public fishing site at Hartman. Steve Huver. Ed Gol- >> n Funnel! of ML Pleasant at I Friday evening to celebrate Mr. Deep Lake now must have a nek. Tom Halllfax. Dave Hatha- Denver. Colo A Central Michl­ Concrete Blocks and park sticker costing »2. BUI way. Gordon Howes, Dave Hueb- K,ul University graduate. MarlLightweight Blocks son Tobias’ entertained all mem­ points out that fishermen have ner. Ken Johncock. Tom John-, >n b ? medical technologist al bers of their immediate famUy been using lhe public access site son. Mike King. Kevin Kurr. Pennock Hospital. They• ---------live at Nashville, Mich. al their home on Sunday which for many years, and Just because Tom Kessenlch. Doug Kesler. 409 E Woodland. 134 WIST STATE STREET the area has been improved for Phone 653-2791 was the first time since Christ ­ OPEN FOR THE mas that all their children were camping shouldn't force them to Steve Leary. Joe Lyons, Mitch Half of all blindness is need­ pay tlie special fee. Fishermen home. MlUer, Tom Moore, Kevin Mc- le* and preventable. NEW SEASON do not use the other facili ­ who Mrs Wesley Edmonds spent Keough. Steve Merrill. Jack Mi­ Saturday with her ton. Hugh, ties still ought to be able to get sak. Howard Moore. Mark Neil. and family of Hastings Sunday to the lake without paying the Terry Nicols. Joe O'Donnell, Bri­ Lanes have been visitors at Mrs. Edmonds home pork fee. Bill declares. Fisheries' Research men have an PufpafT, Steve Proclssi. Jim Included Mr. and Mra. Roger GllPeterson. Steve Powell, Gary Resurfaced and llhugh. * The Dowling 4H Com­ "poisoned" Williams and McDon­ Rhodes. Jack Reynolds. Steve ald lakes and will probably plant Club met Saturday eve­ Pierce, Steve Rohde. Wes Root. Interior Redecorated munity ning at the Methodist church them with rainbows, a fast­ Steve Rowley. OUbert Townsend. growing speejes which al-.ould at which time members reported Improve Uie fishing in those Ron Bpenelll. Mike Oaks. Mike LEAGUES Arg on their projects JuM completed waters. The lakes reportedly had Shanti, £lmer Smith. Steve FORMING for Hie nothing spectacular in the way Steward, buck Sunthelmer. Dave during the post winter. Certifi­ of fish populations and the pro­ Tripp. Wes VanDenburg, Mike cates nnd pins were distributed. gram should improve them, des­ Ward. Pat Weller. Marty Will. NEW SEASON Now! Mra Jeff Feilcr. Mrs Wayne pite what our friend. Fred Kid­ Monte Wolf, Tim Quada, BUI Stop in or call for in­ Buckland. Mary Feller. Jane der, says. Hall lake has been re­ Fcldpausch, Max Haight, Dave Kuempel, Kevin West Managers Buckland. Brian and Norman formation for Men’s or Hammond, Kathy Ramsey, Bo­ stocked with pike and baas. . . . nita Crawley and Suzanne ProeAlong the Sidelines — Chuck Thompson. Ladies’ Leagues. Armitage, who won a Wolverine who participated In the four-day Conference title while spending OPEN BOWLING State 4-H Show at Michigan five years coaching at Allegan, is 2 Escape Serious Awani.ir » an -rikSEC stat<! University. Karen Gaskill one of four graduate assistants Injury in Crash AVAILABLE at ALL TIMES ruxi Debbie Drake participated In helping Head Coach Bill Kelly tlie home slrow on Thursday. at Central Michigan. Another is MUI. and James Myers. 21. 238 Bob and Mickey Lambert Roxanne Quick assisted with the In Biegler, an Olivet College reglrtratlons on Tueedny. grad. . . . Warren (Swedei Thomas, formerly of Olivet Col­ | All three of the Michigan lege. Is starting his 11th season State swimmcra who qualified ton was driving east on Division lor Uic 1966 AAU Outdoor Kalamazoo College. . . . Gales­ Championships live in Pltt*- burg-Augusta High, which won to a barricade, which had an burgh. Pa. They are Pete Wllopening for a car to get through ROTARY VALVES ROTARY VALVE ENGINE Homs. RolUe Grooeth and Mbs Valley Association last Fall and He went through the opening, Woodland at Michigan had an B-l overall record and turned south on Maple and lost 1 Ann Saclv4-SPEEO MODEL With OIL INJECTION and was sixth In State ratings, has three, three-year veterans back. His 1960 Chevrolet convertible Quarterback Bill Maskill. End 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION R.tukrly 1443^5 Steve Smith and Guard Leonard hit a truck parked in Frank Dutcher's yard, moving it about Gross. Another all-KVA man is Pullback Dan Vaughn, a regular Uie post two years. The Rams before slamming Into a utility have four other vets back from In 2nd Without Gas at Milwaukee White BAND SHOES Cub Scouts to Have City-Wide Pinewood Derby Dowling Sidewalk* are softer and softer...and softer BOWL $999 PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS The HASTINGS BOWL Hush Wayne's ENO ol (he SUMMER SEASON BETOGtSTOM CtOB^ HASTINGS BOWL INC. 175 DUAL CYCLE COLEMAN AGENCY yOR ALL YOUR insurance needs Are you insured against this? Burglary happen* every day. If could happen to you. Protect yoursotf now with a "right for you” burglary Insurance policy. See us now. COL eman insurance ,NS M.O.. WI5-MU 90 SPORT CYCLE £$375°° Wn..»550°® trans from Way land'a football John Crofool. 265-pound center, and Rog Merren. 206-pound full­ back. Wildcat Coach Lyle Berry says "Middleville. Is the team to beat." Probably an understate­ ment! I I I Plainwell's Coach Jack Streldl writes: "Dear Buzz —We had a poor 4 it 4 record last year and expect to improve on it this year." Best looking returnees include Den Crouch, offensive halfback: Jack Layae, end or tackle: Bob Kelly, middle guard: Denny Keith, quarter­ back; Al Davis, guard; Art Earle, defensive tackle, and Aaron Fullback Bob Aptsa gained than any other Michigan State Spartan fullback during a sea­ son—even though he only started three game*. Whyment. linebacker. . . . Grand Ledge's Charlie Gorman has Ben Cadwell, last year's regular quar­ terback. back calling signals for the Comets which finished 5-3-1 champion Saxons. The Ledgrre lost nine out of 11 starters and Charlie said he faces a "complete rebuilding Job." Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat 50 SPORT CYCLE 60 SPORT CYCLE ROTARY VALVE ROTARY VALVE . 4-SPEED MODEL "“““r «=.s319m 4-SPEED MODEL REGULARLY 0N tSSAAM 533975 SALE*/©”00 Sofety Helmets FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wl ARI FARTICI FATING IN TH I HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD FLAN. 70S s. MICHIGAN North Gap Lake Ceto-Oo Omh 5:00 - 10 p Goodyear Brothers “w*™” - Service John Deere Salos & --------------124 N. Jefferson Ph. Wl 5-5052 �DRWE A GOOD USED CAR USH) CAR CLOSE-OUTS' FARM IMPLEMENTS 'IT'S CLEARANCE TIME white with blue vinyl Interior. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. and fully guaranteed. 1M1 CADILLAC door hardtop, spotless 1964 Ford Golaxie 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 6. 190 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 door sedan. 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. Stand. 8 CyL ... Grand Prix 2 door hardtop. 1MB OLDS CONVERTIBLE .. . Green with white top. Pow­ er steering and brakes. Locally owned 1 1M1 CADILLAC . Sedan DeVUle. Full "’tha Pully reconditioned. Loo one overt Pickup 1959 Ford 3 Speed, 6 Cyl. -1949 Case SC Tractor. -1950 Case DC Gas Tractor. Wide front end, hydraulic. —1963 New Holland Chopper No. 16 with com head. -1961 MM Forage Harvester. Model 500 w/com head. —2 Allis Chalmers Forage Har­ vesters w/oorn and hay head. 1959 Buick Dr. Sedan. Excellent condiML ------------------------------- $495 1959 Plymouth - — - cyi. Automatic 2 Dr. Hardtop. 1959 Ford Golaxie 500 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Automatic. 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Har.iu.p Auto. 8 cyU e~' power steering, w/walls, radio. 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Slylralde Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 sp. VO Engine. 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. Several Transportation Special* —Several Mowers and Rakes. —1962 Model 68 New Holland Baler. —1861 Case 200 Baler. —Maaaey Ferguson No. 10 Baler. —Several self propelled and pull­ type Combines. PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC RenneR Ford Inc. 328 N. Mich. ?h. 945-2421 ART MEADE. Salesman Home Ph. 945-2328 LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 945-40M fessional training. Salary plus incentive Increases. Write Box 1018, Hastings Banner, 8/8 Ar Bwinoee Services | NOTICES 12 Our Loss la Y’our Gain! Comets Left '67 Price* Will Be Higher FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY D/1 • Lincoln 1320 N. Michigan Mercury Ph. 945-2479 FARM SERVICE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING NEW FALL Let Smiley Building* help you with your new building fur your farm or business. No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. FARM BUREAU'S FERTILIZER PRICES SMILEY POST BUILDINGS Cash Per T WOULD YOU BELIEVE? A BUICK WITH STANDARD TRANSMISSION BARRY'S SERVICE 201 Hastings, Michigan (616) 945-9103 Call collect. N. Broadway HELP WANTED Phone 945-3400 1965 CHEV. IMPA LA 2 Dr. Hord Top. Power steering and brakes, Radio, white walls, i beautiful black finish. 1964 FORD CUSTOM 509 2 Dr. Automatic. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1962 MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard. MACHINE SHOP MACHINE OPERATORS Experience desirable but not required. Must have che ability to learn to read micrometers, blue prints and make own set­ ups FOUNDRY MOLDERS Delivered Analysii 0-20-20 5-10-30 TECHNICIANS EARN FULL PAY ONLY SEE THE ALL NEW CASE 1030 TRACTOR 1 FREE DESIGNING Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Halting*, Michigan BALES REPRESENTATIVE— Nationally known leader In its field has vacancy. No travel. Age 25 and over. Group Insur­ ance Plan. Lifetime Income correctly. New '66 Mercurys and 845-3150 —-------------- TRAILER AND CABANA CABANA at BEAUTY OPERATOR — ExpertMiddle Lake on Urge lot. For as shop manager, paying 00% appointment call Wl 5-4710 or commission. Interviews confi­ Wl 5-9430. 9/15 REAL BUY—On s Mobile Home. dential. Call Mr Olarier. Lan­ Call IV 5-3905 Lansing collect sing IV 8-2519 collect. 8/8 9/15 CARDS OF THANKS fr IN MIMORIAMS—2c per word. •'Investigate our rental lease on our Case Combine w/com head. Pay for it while you use IL" f-37 So. 1 ■ < Automotive Ar Bu>in«M Opportunities —Alite Chalmers Blower with motor. || —Pa pec Blower. 17 Hole Grain Drill. 1963 Mercury Meteor 1961 Ford Golaxie 500 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Auto. $695 REAHM MOTOR SALES CASH RATI—2Wc ear ward with mi.l—m <rf 50c. Ow a* aet DISPLAY CLASSIFIED 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . StarOre 2 door hardtop, power iteerlng and brake:,, NICE SELECTION OP OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM FOR A BUDGET MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worth. —1967 MM 445 Ou Tractor with wide front end, MM 2-16 in mid. plow, Freeman manure loader. 1M4 COBVAIX . . . Mom* coupe, 4 speed loaded with extras 1 nrhiding HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 -I960 AC D17 LP Gas W/414 steerable plow. -1960 IH Diesel 560. Good shape. New rubber. New battery. —1959 Case 411 B Tractor. RenneR FORD COUNTRY" Classified Paragraphs] CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Farm Machinery IN _____________ Jtop sedan. power, air conditioning. PHONE 945-3481 _________ $60.65 _________$66.05 WHILE LEARNING A SPECIALTY IN IBM It pays to specialize. And IBM will pay you vyhile you ’‘train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It's your chance to get started in one of today's fastest-grow­ ing areas of electronics.! As a Customer Engineer, you'll install and maintain the latest IBM data processing equipment. It's a demanding job, one re­ quiring intelligence and skill. You'll receive con­ tinuous training to update your knowledge. If you have what It takes, you can be promoted to a position of even greater re­ sponsibility in .this chal­ lenging field of information handling and control. What do you need to gef started’ Mechanical apti­ tude. Knowledge of elec­ tronics. And two years of technical school or equiva­ lent experience. 5-20-20 __________ $70.10 IBM NEEDS YOU 6-24-12 __________ $71.15 To fill these challenging 8-32-16 __$88.35 12-12-12 __________ $65.90 Wheat Starter Special Per Ton JM.45 We'll Spread II For $1.00 per Acre or Reni Our Spreader for ORDER TODAY! technical positions IN FIELD ENGINEERING Coll or writexfor an inter­ view stating your qualifica­ tions to: W. J. Hamman, IBM Corp. 643 W. Cross town Parkway BUILDING 44' x 120’ located in Freeport, Mich. Currently equipped as automotive garage FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use RexaU's rest permanent. Very liberal terms. Call R. L. Regular 82.00—Now 81X10. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. Available at Jaoob'a Pharmacy. HOME FOR SALE on two extra­ Urge lota. Garage with base­ ment Bath with shower. Right of way on Sauble Lake No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road. PRICED TO SELL. Phone: WILL THE LADY who got my 1-286-5382, Irons. Michigan, tf Broadway Laundry' two weeks OPEN HOUSE SEPT. 2, 3. and ago. please return them to tlie 5th — 2-bcdroom home. Verylaundry or phone Wl 5-3755? nice location. Access to Middle ' 8/1 Lake. Cali: Wl 5-5944 or Wl 5-8155. Robert Balmer. . If 1867 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ ety of price* starting at $896 per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. CaU: Battle Creek. WO 3-0159 collect after 8 pm. MODERN 3-bedroom brick home on N. Michigan Ave. Excellent condition. Will trade for other property. Call Wl 5-4874 or 8Y ELECTRIC Raxora repaired— 5-3186 for appointment. tf Bpeclal —Your rasor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only LARGE LOT WITH SEPTIC $125. Service and satisfaction TANK, dralnfleld and well 6 guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 S. miles north of Hastings. Wl Jefferson, Hastings. tf 5-4710 or Wl 6-8430. 8/15 WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED FOR SALE BY OWNER 40 in aluminum, steal or wood acres west of Sunfleld on M­ sash. Burkey Auto OUa* A 43. Very pleasant 2-bedroom Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jefferhome in good condition. Natu­ eon, Hastings. tf ral gas furnace; good 3-stall garage; 26 x 48 bam. Call Sun­ EXPERT TAILORING on ladle*' field 292-22 and men'* clothing. Phone Wl 5-5714, 5604 Gun Lake Rd . Tailor Shop. * Ar Miicellaneoui INSIST OH MICHIGAN BOTAppliances before you buy I They Sell—They Install—They South. RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 So. 948-2150. tf ★ Noticoe WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stomp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-lins stamp with your name, ad- $225. This Includes, postage and tales tax. Burpee'* Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich. 49048. tf it For Solo—Miscellaneous WHEELER MARINE SALES & SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boat*. Plote Boat*. Trailer* and ac­ cessories. M-66 In Naahvllle. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf CARPET CLEANING 18 EABY with Host New Electric UpBrash. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 Kmart feet for only $695. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W. State, HaatiagV Phone Wl 8-5118. tf 10* X 62* EXPANDO MOBILE HOME —Take over payments. Call Laming IV-53906 Collect. 9/16 TABLE P?J»ER — For picnics, ★ For Rent—Reel Estate faml.y reunions, lots ot uses IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for overslse prints. tf. CHESTER B. STEM INC. would like to buy your land if It has FOR RENT—New home. 2 bed­ a good stand of Hard Maple or room. Has heat, references re­ SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom quired. Also 4 bedroom apt. your wood-lot and save It for rifle made by McCord's of with gas heat. Call Wl 5-9489. future generations. Homer Ionia. Will shoot a 2"'group at Becker, Rl. Hastings. Ph. 945­ 100 yds. with ease. Mauser ac5746. 10/20 tlon, Yeager barrel and trigger, FURNISHED APARTMENT 228 N. Church St. Fisher safety, 3 to 8 variable CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES— scope, peepsight in mount, full Plck your own or ready picked monte carlo hand rubbed stock, any day. Excellent picking. sling with quick detach, swivels ★ Help Wanted North of Belding 3 miles on PLUS, complete handloading M-91. Bird Blueberry Planta­ equip, for above. Echo press, tion. Phone 794-0348. 9/8 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, powders, primers and loaded WANTED — Someone to airing shells, etc. Rifle value, $30000 .•all* on * 3 ft. model sailboat. — loading equipment $70.00. Phone 945-3116. e/i Will sell complete for only $250.00. Coll 945-3884 after 6 pm. tf CASE FORAGE HARVESTER— Excellent condition, will trade for com picker. Earl Schneeberger. 5 miles west of Lansing, Saginaw Highway. Phone 489­ 7757. 8/1 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — PD. 171, Hasting* Telephone Wl 5-4964 Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. tf Kalamazoo, Michigan ★ Wanted Kalamazoo 345-6173 PEACHES—Pairhavens week of u • Aug. 29; Richhavens and KalBattle Creek 965-3257 havens following. Paul WlttenWANTED — Sliopper Shows Inc. WANT A RIDE-To Battle Creek ’ 1961 RAMBLER 8TA. WGN. An Equal Opportunity Employer COREMAKERS bach. Clarksville, Phone 642­ need toy demonstrators in this from Maple Grove, to 5 pm. ' Standard. 1965 BUICK 2850 Saranac. B l area Immediately. Write Orpha 5 days a week. Call after 5:30. Paid hospital, surgical And 1959 CHEVROLET Stimcr. Mulliken, Michigan. 1 OU-2064._______ 8. i LeSabrc 2 Dr. Hardtop; M-37 South Wl 5-2223 FOR SALE — V-M portable rec ­ | 2 Dr. 6 Cyl, Automatic. group life Insurance. Eight ord player, 3-spced with stor­ shadow turquoise. One|I ALLIS CHALMERS LEGALS ★ Wanted to Buy paid holidays, pension benellu. age table. Used very little. $30. MALE HELP WANTED — Ma­ owner. Actual mileage corn head Apply In person Monday chine room help wanted for Cail 5-2943 after 5:30. , 91 NOTICE OF MOBTOAOB furniture factory. Experienced 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ 18.000 miles. Radio . . through Friday—7:30 ajn. to HASTINGS HIGft SCHOOL or Inexperienced. Hastings rage In or near Hasting*. Call FOBECLOSU1E BALE Whitewalls. BOOKS FOR SALE—PerapecCorp.. 657 W. State St. Wl 5­ 623-3719 Delton. tf Heating - Plumbing tlves' 10th Grade Literature: FARM IMPLEMENTS 3466. 0 8 E W. Bliss Compony When this cor wos deliv-. Vanguard's 9th Grade Litera­ WANTED TO BUY-Silo un­ Service ture; Modem Physical Science; EXPERIENCED MECHANIC 1094 East State Street loader for 12 ft. *110. Call Port­ ered new (approximately: MARJOKIK SIXEB./ haalund and Algebra, Book I; Story of Na­ land MI 7-8477. 9 1 Hastings. Michigan and man to ran a grease rack »ifr. a* Jo I'AHMKHS tions (History*. Bought new New • Remodel • Repair STATE BASK Or MIDDLBVILLE. a a year ago) it wds given ■ Good working conditions and "An Equal Opportunity Employer" . Iflrklna last year. Call mornings or benefit* Apply Larke Buick ★ Work Wanted the exclusive and expen-1 M& F 1 evenings. Wl 5-3647. 8/1 and Chevrolet, 1435 S. Han-' WELTON'S sive Ziebart undercoating I over. tf HANDY - MAN would like odd LARGE MIRROR — 31" x 39"; 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 treatment . . . Plus, the 9 x 12 rue: Living room chair HELP WANTED-To work with' Jobs of any kind. Call RO 5­ 8831. U unique distinction of be-' —IJLC. 460 Tractor. Like new I with stool: Lawn Sweeper; 1 grain, fertilizer and coal, truck —-—~ __ _______ -_______ *• Imitation black Persign Lamb —1946 John Deere B Tractor. driving, and general all-around WANTED OFFICE WORK—Exing equipped with 3-ipccd coat; 1 purple coat, trimmed work. s.Mrtv Steady employment, paid J perienced woman in payroll. Starter and lights. wnrit Pernbn to supply families in N. ‘ ARE YOU PLANTING with gray Persian Lamb; 517 holidays, and other benefiU. on the column manual -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor Barn Co or Hasting* with accounts receivable or payable. WHEAT THIS SEASON? N. Congress St. Hastings, ph. Contact Finkbelner Elevators, I Some typing. Please call 945with live PTO—hydraulic and Rawlelgh products. No capital | tran$mi$*ion. 945-8556. Middleville. 8Y6-3714 power steering. necessary. Write Rawlelgh. j 1961 CHEVROLET j 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. CHIPPERS and GRINDERS HELPERS FARM BUREAU SERVICES Used Farm Machinery WANTED . . 1965 FORD GALA XIE 2 Dr, Hardtop; Big 6 eng . —John Deere 16 ft. Drag, —1949 John Deere A Tractor. —Fa;d .-Major Diesel Tractor in A-l Shape. the column 3 speed mon-, —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ ual transmission. One draulic dump. heater, w/walls, radio, on owner. 18.000 miles. Rubber. (Both the above cars still —IHC. 16 Hole Grain Drill on Rubber. carry the factory warranty.) LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET ! 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. —Mowers and Conditioners —Used Riding Mowers and Lawn Tractors. GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson ______________9/1 HASTINGS BANNER 'c.. z ‘ NOTICE GOOD AS NEW STORE OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. to 5:30 P.M. Large Supply of SCHOOL DRESSES Wl 5-5052 9/1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOARD—ELECTRIC CORN POPPER—BEDSPREADS DRAPES, etc. 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up SMITH-DOUGLASS FERTILIZER Bulk and Bagged ORDER—PUIIJCATIOK Bulk Spreader* Available. -plui Soll-teftllnp. Service. SUMMER SHOES iiEH.SAHU i.or K HOWE Call Wl 5-2943 I'lnlip II. MUrh.il, l'r<il D.I.J Ainu 10, 1U6« P«»ld A. Plnmin loi/w*’Coarl 8L Easy Ways to Order YOUR WANT Ads! 1*1*1 Nunibsr ORDER FOR PUBLICATION PHONE IN 945-3481 COME IN 152 W. Stotc IValur L. Walla* •ullahle Mr Hon of bcira liIp. Barr, •as WALK UP AND SAVE! tr1 B <&t Adj Sell'Unused Items, i OBDBM TO ANSWER Both Certified and non-certified GENESEE SEED WHE Over Stan's Wallpaper & Paint Store NOTICE CANVAS TARPS , Dept. MCI-651 -375 Freeport. Ill. 91 Philip H. Mluhrll. Judea rltutL SIEGEL .so «sd rtLireua HVD60S ’ ... «snr»s,'’“T Edfs&Kr’ 10/4' rOBBCLOBUBE NOTICE li-71101* FHA 34I 01SM3 Sil MOOTUAGE HALE — Dvfaull ki �'the Hope Church that attended Newton. Card of Thanks In Memoriam Calendar of Special Events CHICKKN BAKBKCUK, CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. Homer Kelchum wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the many helpful and thoughtful mlnls- prayers, and deeds of friendship during Stella’s long illness and during these moat' recent days. Michkin IN MEMORIAM IB loving memory of Earl HubrUBUOATIOM ORDER Aa dawned the glowing sun, How altered that our lives would Before the day waa done. The day that plunged us into As deep as the darkest night. For the soul of one we loved so much, That day did take Its flight. We knew not what the day would Of grief, despair, distress. Oh God. who knows our every Hastings, Mr. and Mra. Sheldon . Mr and Mrs Ray Seeoe. A The public is Invited to a Mesecar of Grand Rapids, and Mr. Mr. and Mra. Ira Blough of Alto Chicken Barbecue Bunday and and Mra. Elwocd Mcsecar and sons were Sunday callers of Mr. and William Vandennale, died at Com­ of La Barge. iMra. Ray Seese. A Mra. Boyd No­ munity Hospital in Port Huron Sunday dinner guest at the Jule ' vlake>' and Lany of Lowell spent I^X of •>* mother. Mra. hcme Uic Waltons visited their miles West of Hastings on M- •nrroer h^X Flint A Bonnie Buehler attended ।Rulh Dlcwn• csr,• — . ,, v , Ktr awl r-tavw nianz-harH Walton at Clio. * Guy Draper, GARDEN CLUB, SEPT. > Mr. and Mrs Richard Byrd and and daughter of Grand Rapids The Thornapple Garden Club daughters spent the weekend with Dukes, returned to Detroit Sunday. VendertUe of Kalamaaoo. Sunday Overholt and daughter, Linda, they attended the Vendevllle re­ were Sunday visitors of his mother. union in Kalamaaoo. A A family Mrs. Elizabeth Overholt. They left speaker on "Organic Gardening.” potluck supper was enjoyed Wed- Monday for their home In St. Petersburg, Fla, after spending die I like were Thursday visitors MEN'S OPEN GOLF TOURNEY, most ot the summer visiting In of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukes. Roy and his father drove to Sun field to Dick Blough and children of VlcRiver Bend 2nd annual 36Hoffman and children of Wayne the ball game. A Mr. and Mrs. hole Men's Open Championship home Thursday after spending tended the 4H swimming program tournament will be held Satur­ day and Sunday, Sept. 10-11. MM, WU,- . .. -- -- -------------------------------- — Sunday evening. A Mra. Gertrude dren. Mr. and Mra. Jesse Blough, j children accompanied Mr. and FALL RUMMAGE SALE. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hawthorne of Mrs. Robert Erway and children Walrtrtng of Holland spent the Hastings. Mr and Mra. Don Blough | of Hastings to Bradley, where they and family of Grand Rapids. Mr.' enjoyed a picnic and the animals Mrs Allen Fish. Sunday they re­ Fall Rummage Sale, Sept. 16­ P^‘nk Rood farm A Mr. oral 17, Parish House, sponsored by and Mrs. Ciiarlcs Blough and Miss Kathle DeVries. |Mts- Tcd Blrtl Qnd family of MJd- Lowell. lhe Hastings BPW Club. dlevllle were Monday diiu.cr guats Freeport Hold thou our hand and bless.” Badly missed by his children and grandchildren. □ BDEH or PUBLICATION. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my dear husband, Lewis Eugene Shafer, who passed away Sept. 2, 1964. ‘Years go, but memories stay His Wife, Harriet LEGALS trlct Conference at the Wesleyan j tings were Saturday dinner gueata Methodist and — Mrs.-----Howell Newton. * — — Campground at Cadll- °t Mr. -- — —— ...----------1.. Thursday ._ ' ____ . ta — lac through Sunday. * r,... I Bruce—and■ Diane Newton attended Nashville were Saturday callers at lusilnga Mickle H. Haldla, Fiduciary MOTICB OF ANNUAL MEBTINQ OBDEB OF PUBLICATION— lo kwoti oust III* ot K® ocl HaturSs] Hail lags, OBDEB or PUBLICATION. OBDEB or PUBLICATION— PUBLICATION OBDEB. Hlrb.rd J tar allowan Publican By Mri. Sylvan Tagg BoacA Sr. 7SS-1 of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Elliott. A and Mra. Marvin Patrick and day. * Sunday visitors of Mr. and । Mr. ' Mra. Forrest Buehler were Mr. and •,। children spent the weekend with and Mra. Gilbert Preston of Mrs. George Snider ot Caledonia. Mr. 1Muskegon. family of Victoria, Texas, were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and boys of Caledonia were Saturday Emery Kime at Pennock Hospital Mra. Charles Blough at Uie Copper supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Al Sunday. * Mrs. Emma Roush of Hastings and Mra. Charles Chappci Mra. Woody Wyngarden and fam­ Alberts and daughter of Manion and children ot Redwood. Calif.. ily and Mr- and Mrs. Robert In­ nnd Mra. Karl BLicklcdgc and chil­ gram and children of Hastings en­ dren of Marion were weekend and Mrs. Muri Hostetler. Some of joyed a picnic Sunday with Mr. guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry the Hostetler aunts and cousins and Mrs. Dean Stuart. A Ralph Myers, a Mr. and Mrs. Charles enjoyed a picnic dinner at Tyden Stuart of Ionia was a Saturday Geiger. Mra. Frank Dutcher nnd Park in Hastings last Wednesday. Mra. Charles Hoyt visited the fam­ A Dale Ketchum of Mason has Stuart. ily of William Vandennale at the been spending a week with his Huron. Sunday. and baby of Grand Rapids were Sgt. and Mra. Randy Grinnell Sunday visitors of his grandparKetchum of Mason were Saturday visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Richard McNaughten of Mid­ Mra. Muri Hostetler. Dale retunud dleville. Mra. Glenn Bravont of rived Sunday to spend two weeks home with them. South Bowne, Mra. Clifford Treat Mra Franklin Buniras and chil­ and Mra. Sylvan Tagg were last with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. dren of Jackson were Saturday Tuesday lunch guests of Mrs. Floyd Grinnell. Other Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. George Kidder. A Mra. Clair Clum callers werc Mrs. Vivian Johnson and Mra. Muri Hosteller. A Mr. entertained with a tupper-ware and daughter. Karen, and Mr. and and Mra. George Brownell of party Thursday. A Mr. and Mra. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Alden Grinnell and children of Al­ Don Walton and family of St. gonquin Lake, Mr. and Mrs. George Johns were Saturdny supper guests Elliott and family of HaoUngi, and of Mrs. Dorothy Campbell. A Mr. Wayne Tagg attended a VFW Mr. and Mrs. Alden Grinnell and and Mn. Robert Blough and fam­ ily of Northville spent the week­ organization meeting in the Clin­ family. Mra. Robert Newton met with end with his mother, Mra, Greta ton, Coopersville, Marne area on Thursday. A Max Whitney of some of her former high school called to Eaton Rapids Friday by Grand Ledge spent Saturday with classmates for lunch at the Hotel his mother. Mrs. Elnora Whitney. Hastings Tuesday noon. The afterA Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Whitney tncr. Funeral services were held and daughters of Grand Ledge and Mrs. Plynn < Gertrude) Matthews. Monday. o! Grand Rapids were Friday eve­ Howard) Kelley of Lombard, Ill. * Jerry Pomder of Flint spent the ning visitors of Mra. Elnora Whit­ Jim and Billy Newton and Jimmie ney. A Mr. and Mra. Lyle Whitney tage on Barlow Lake. On Saturday. and family of Lansing spent Sun­ Cool left two weeks ago to spend Miss Linda Munjoy accompanied day with his mother, Mra. Lyle him to Detroit where he served Whitney. A Mra. Charles Olbba The two younger boys will return as best man nt the wedding of a spent several days last week with home to alletxl school here and fraternity brother, w Mr. and Mrs. her daughter and family. Mr. and Jim Newton plans to stay several months. Jule Turner and family, and Jerry Mrs. Robert Mork of Muskegon. * ■ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish visited Miss Bishop of Lake Odessa Dies Wednesday Senior Citizens Enjoy Gathering At ‘Y’ Camp About 90 Hastings senior cttl- a large delegation of Nashville his hospitalization, aa was also Mrs. Adams and their tHnghtrr Ington, Calif, who because Clay's steady improvement County Clubs a regular feature Invocation by Chaplain Harold Bugbee. Following the business Ray Wolfe, there was group nlslied music with his accordion. this feature was greatly enjoyed Odessa were held Friday, Aug. 20, at lhe Pickens Chapel with Rev. Luther Brokaw officiating. Cemetery. Miss Bishop died Wednesday the spell-down and failed to Mump anyone. (It waa rumored that she waa using a fourth grade text-book be not want to flunk She was born In. Eaton County on Feb. 2, 1884. the daughter of Edwin and Sarah Turner Bishop. She had spent most of her life next meeting place. Il will be at Union Hall on Sept. 20. Tho meeting closed with a benedic­ tion by Chaplain Bugbee. President Wolfe thanked all tral Methodist Church. transportation. It had made possible the presence of some who otherwise would have been unable to attend. For Banner Classi! Led Ada Call Wl 5-3481. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on Mon­ day, September 26, 1966, at 8:00 P.M. at the Council Chambers in the City and daughters of Algonquin Lake, Lowell Sunday. * Mrs. Allen Flail omw, M MkMtoUl,. romer ™r. | X SXX/SS/or M?“iS accompanied Mra. Andrew Brandt bov bom' Au'rz Ito Birmingham Thursday where “"j?. U1DO° * f‘,r >1^. He weuhed 8 ™m>ds^ j Ben Christie and family were they were lunch guests ot the Hoaplt rvm au " ua > auuxr guesu of Mr. and | ----- nd has been named Don- i r»„..r.e^ former’s daughter. Mra. Roy JohnJohnald Cliaries The bobv has been J,C1C ,tO5rs '0* Or“Dd Rapids, son. Diane Johnson returned home Jransta^to Btod^H^it^Tn ** ““ wlth «r‘ Smother. Mn G^dTfc.nifa HoBplU1 1X1 (••■on of Allo spent the weekend with Brandt, to spend a week. A Mr. » Ai. . u ,Wr parenUMrs Clair and Mrs. Harold McMellon and Mr. nd Mra. Robert Clinton, and: dum. A Vicki Smith of Hastings | family of Ann Arbor werc guests ch dren and Don Clinton and was a Friday and Saturday guest!of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe children of Middleville were Sun- of Lori Tooker. A Vicki Jones of|Kauffman. from Wednesday day dinner guesU of their parents, Hastings spent Saturday overnight through Friday. Art. ,7’lnton- * T’1C w,th Kidder of West Free- | Mr and Mrs. Elmer King and Robert Clinton children and the port. A Mr. and Mra. Howell New- ! family of Ionia were Saturday Don Clinton children were weekweek­ ton ana Mn ■ 4UJO. -------------------- ni—„ .... . end guests of their grandparents, Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. King A Mrs. Charles King suL Gcrald Skedgcll of Hastings. A Mr. i fered a heart attack early Monday, boys stayed Monday to help their and Mrs. Ben Reser and children She was taken to Pennock Hob- I grandfather. A Mr. and Mrs. Don of Caledonia and Mra. Boyd No- I pital. a Nona Moore of Pontiac ■ Postma attended the wedding of vlnskey and Lorry of Lowell and ! was a Thursday^supiwr guest of Judy Holllnshead and Errol Flynn Mra. Ruth Bleam were Friday sup- j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore. She at the Caledonia Methodist Church par guesu of Mr. and Mra. Howell | spent from Friday till Monday ‘ Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walton have bought the former Bob Moore home on Cherry Street in Freeport j "We're As Near As Your Telephone" and moved In Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Moore have moved tempo­ rarily to the trailer home of Mr. and Mra. Charles DeOroote until! their new home on East Street is' ready. A Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Thompson and family spent Sun- i day with their son. Dennis, and) Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference family of Goshen. Ind. A Dotuia Wallunas of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Donald Wallunas and chlldren of Detroit arrived Wednesday KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— via train to spend a few days with Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Installation, Dry Well. Drain Mr. and Mra. Pete Wallunas. Her wain, Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping <$24.00 for la* Repair husband joined her on Saturday. at Jefferson. 1.000 gals.). Cell 945-5482. of Hastings on the adoption of Ordi­ nances Nos. 58, 59, and 60, Amend­ IBUCATION FINAL i WIDOW S ALLOW- OBDEB OF PUBLICATION— PUBLICATION OBDEB. ments to the Zoning Ordinance to the City of Hastings. This notice is given pursuant to the provisions of Act. No. 207, Public Acts of 1921, as amended. Doted: August 22, 1966 DONNA J. KINNEY. City Clerk HlrXIKL and HUDSON Attorney* for Petlltenr 103 W. Stalo Hlroot OBDEB APPOINTING TIME FOB 1IEABINO CLAIMS HUt. <.t Mirhicai PUBLICATION OBDEB UoltlieL Weebt "W t on Nov IS. M. in 1ili<- i-robalo no. M Irhltan. a h ihlrh alII emlltora u it’- OBDEB OF PUBLICATION— Tina! Accauat. FUBLICATIOX OBDU. Slate of Mkhb PUBLICATION NOTICE IT IS OHUKKKD that on November Publiradun ><e.l: Aura Philip If. “pablfcatlaa <’dtd *bp Court rub. Philip H. KitehtU. J D*'r»<I Aucuil 33. 1900 Corlrickt and Boddr PUBLICATION OBDEB. ileadrriholl 1 ulldinc Hulintt. Mir hi<ax. Business Directory MKMOMIAL MONUMC B99D OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen Agancy for INSURANCE State Fann Insurance Fill BONDS AUTO — Swanson Inauranca All Forms of Ilralaard H. Hablo. I’dllliaarr 1*<>S sour Z Sati.o.1 Halil- Crr» . Miehlcan NOTICE: PUBLIC HEABIXO SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE of Morley called on Mrs. Mina WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Wieland last Tuesday. * Mra. Mina REPAIR — Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Wieland was among the group ot Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according St. Phone Wl 5-5316. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So.. Wl 5­ 2223. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Hss- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw tings Floor Covering, 123 W. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ parts and supplies. McCulloch State. Wl 5-5H8. ICE — 24 hour Service (black and Pioneer. Francisco Farm and white!. Jacobs Prescription Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Recored Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY^ SERVICE — Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Largest selection of Dripcry ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone W. State St. Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch Wl 5-5176. rods. Installation and Hanging. Bcverwyk's Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON ALt MAKES of trac ­ GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —Ail W. Mill. tors. machinery and chain saws HUNGARIAN PABTBIDOE washers, dryers and small home in our new building at 124 N. appliances. Call 945-2317. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus specialics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl ■zed engraving of all kinds. Gil­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ 5-5052. more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., TERS—Service, parts, hoses and Phone 945-5316. bags for all makes. Authorized PUBLICATION OBDEB Hoover Sales and Service. Steury ■ uiMu Snviu. 0(<«rad Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixturn and supplies, Kelley Electric LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Service. 524 Middleville Rd. thorized Dealer for Wheel Horan Systems. Sold. ln,talled. serviced. Phone Wl 512700 liter 5 p.m., Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. Lcwi| Electric, Cloverdale’623Hastings. E. L Carpenter Hardware. 5381. Insurance and Bondi JERRY ANDRUS This Weekly Service and Repair Guide |Rl Concrete Product* GET YOUR READY-MIX ham the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL— Bandar Grave) . Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123, HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BCVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ TER— Raw wood or finished frames. Also, custom framing, 221 W. Mill. (•dio. T«ferWoa SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVIOE —315 S. H anew er, 945-3862. Free service for one year on Setchail-Carlson Color. TV'S, RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ son. Phone Wl 5-9187. �THE HASTINGS BANNn daughters, Pam nnd Clnrfy. who ra I ag «• I have been Ttaltlng uie Jkr/y Personal Mention Haynes family. returned to their home. Ralph Lamb Dies Thursday At Facility Delton Board, Teachers Okay Master Contract Mr. and Mrs Eugene Fisher and three daughters ot Vermont­ New Holland. IU, spent the ville were supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Andy Re Aug* 81. ito'cJl’iuwrTtD.uto'miSL<*!lm tu—,»x », u» Anar The Delton Kellogg Board of Mri. Carrie Fisher Monday borne were Clay Adams of Education and the Delton Educa­ tion Aasociallon ratified Uie master contract for tile 1966-67 school 5fie >«» -■», Orwvnride icrvlcai for Ralph year at their recent meeting. “SMr Lamb. 73. Rl HasUnga. who died A.,., and ,UU« Mra. Freer if. Bl the Barry County Medical Sunday was Mrs Fred Campbell rand Ranirts land Mrs. Howard Orsbom TnPadllly 12:16 a*n. Thursday. ■ nf fl Grand Rapids Jotaon Mf afjd Mfs of Vlct(jl Aug. » were held al 10 era. Mr Mn Oonlon Fuhr ---------------.7— Orsbom. Jr., and family and Mr Raiuntav Cemeteryr ■ »«— Saturday al at the Union Cemetery and famuy and his moUier. Mrs alH1 Raymond Reynolds of in Maple Grove Ttnmahlp Both ratifying parties expreoa Gertrude Long have returned । uele t,nerl iS.tur. ,fOmJLW.°n»!!T,U1 Wfsl*n’ I day caller* were Mr. and Mrs satisfaction wilh the new agree­ Related. Uon Their Itinerary Included the I „ Reynolds. Sr., of Hasting* ment. Speaking for the teachers, Black Hills. Mt. Rushmore. Uie Alan Bob- stated: It Is a fair and Bad Lands and home via the On Hu,,da> the 1>M. the son of Nehemlah and Uuner Peninsula visiting Ft *ere Sue*1' of lhe Rodney Mil- equitable contract We are pleased y.^L"en125U.l‘‘_’J_sl.u_n.8 lers of Charlotte Over the Labor with the results ” Supt. Baril John­ Alma tjunb Mackinac They werc also guests son. speaking for the board, added He Iravaa no Immediate jur- at Gordon's aunt. Mrs Thelma Day weekend they will lie in that he felt lhe sessions had been Coldwater where Jerry'* team constructive and Hurt lie loiked vivirs Shaw, in North Dakota. plays in the softball tournament. forward to another year of fine The Bob Fosters of Kalamazoo ard-Oagood Funeral Home urull visited his parents, the I. E. 1 Mrs George Post spent last relationship-. wilh the staff at Fosters, on Sunday to celebrate week with her daughter. Uie Delton. Clark Welkers, at Benton Har­ Supt. Johnson pointed out that his toother's birthday. there were still three elementary Mr. and Mrs Chancy Walters bor. Visiting lhe Walter Forsbergs staff openings, one first grade and Chalmer Miller visited at the homes of Mr and for about ten days are her par ­ two second grade teachers. William Lcteon of Lake At MSU Workshop Mrs Odessa and Mr and Mrs. Hale ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Chalmer D. Miller, an inter­ Sackett of Nashville on Sunday. I Jordahl of Sun City. Ariz Albert Franc Ik han returned Mr. and Mrs. Don Fountain mediate special education teach­ from Cleveland. Ohio, where he Mr and Mrs Robert Spillane er at Delton KeUogg School In and daughters returned to their and family look a picnic dinner has been attending the Western Delton, participated In a Michi­ home In Troy. Ohio, after spend­ and spent the day al John Ball Reserve University and has com­ gan State University workshop ing a week with his moUier, Mrs. I park on Sunday. pleted his master's decree. Mr. and Mrs. Eason K Parker on music for exceptional chil­ Louise Spillane. 913 S Broadway dren. Aug 15-2S. Mrs Howard Gibson and Mrs and Darlene left Monday for The workshop was concerned Ben Hazeimyer were el inner Birmingham. Ala., to visit his with techniques of teaching mu­ guests of the Henry Gibsons on 1 moUier. They expect to be gone sic in special education classets Sunday to celebrate Henry'*- ”-r» It wax deslmed primarily for »De­ 1 "u„‘ dal education teachers, and mu.„d U.. O» denta in special education cla->.*« While learning to teach mu«r tot w(eK nl at me U.e uon r»» om GIU :' “Xi J " ”C' ric to mentally handicapped OI 7,77;;^ children who ran be educated horn, were hu brother and f»mi- , J 'VnT' and trained, participant* aUo * M>d"Mra ' -- “jobi>"oiirnnd * • -•'\ ’"’rt u,,,h navmatw hod the opnortun'fv to Improve John. Jr . of Harper Wood*, and “bile Michael is racing at Indiguesta Uie latter part of the week ;in’P°115. their own music skills. Rev. Miller livre in Freeport He Is working towwid cotnplrSafe driven prefer the “"'1 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside ONCE! IN A LIFETIME! I law. airs Kay cnanoca. , Mr and Mrs. Pat Gilmore and pendability of our fast claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need us . . . For All Types of Insurance—SEE .Jmnnrt? Mon”., ®”«! A Cutches.. I K^rfwTeVe’r.TdSr'tart Ricky and Cindy took a trip through northern Michigan a weekend ago crowing the bridge to the Soo— It wax a pleasant trip except weatherwlsc —a bit rainy! Ouesta of the Jim Mom over the weekend at their Wall Lake cottage were Mr. and Mrs. Les­ ter Pierce nf Key West. Fla. Mr. and Mrs .Forest Hall attended the Hendershot reunion at the home of the Leo Hender­ shots on Sunday. The Richard Halls entertained her uncle, and aunt. Mr and Mrs L R. Tandy of New Hudson, over the weekend. Dinner guests of the Charles A Hammonds on Sunday were his sister and husband, Mr nnd Mrs Frank Kemerltng of Battle Creek. The Larry Hamp* of Grand Rapids spent Uie weekend with his parents, the L L Hamps. Mr. and Mrs "Bud" Hauschlld FINANCE CQ MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings Phone 945-3429 2W% r- u. fa sioo Far Ma. aa S100 fa SI.000 1 Miss Nancy Ellis was among the freshmen beginning their , studies ut Western Michigan University Monday. The Misses Barbara Ellis and Carol Flnkbelner will be taking a trip to Connecticut next' week where they will visit Barbara's sister, the Marshall Scofield's at Water­ ford. 1 ■ 1 1 Charles Petrucldna of Indian- । apoIls. Ind. over the weekend | Mr and Mrs John Hoos and Cecile .accompanied their son. Uie Rev. and Mrs. John H. Hoos. 1 to Spring Valley where he preached on Sunday and Qjey also visited Mr and Mrs. Ed- ; ward Hoos tn Athens Rev. and ' Mrs. Hoos left for their home in University Park. Iowa, on Mon- j day. Cecile is also leaving this j week for St. Clair Shores where | she will teach this year. Tlie Boyd Morehead family of : Birmingham were weekend i guests of her mother. Nellie! Smith, and the John Koslnskys . Mr. and Mrs John R Haynes entertained with a Haynes fami­ ly gft-to-gether at their cottage at tying Lake. Cloverdale, on Sunday The group included Mr and Mrs. Harold Stryker of Ful' ton. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Haynes and family of Vanwert. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R , Haynes. The John Haynes' ¥ 2 )DAYS ONLY! TUES.. Sept. 6th & WED.. Sept. 7th HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY "Side of Strand Th.otr." 219 We.t stote St. CARPeTiNc Open Thursday, September 8,1966 SCHOOL HOURS High School 8:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. to 3.45 p.m. Junior High School Same as High School Elementary 8:45 a.m. to 11:30 am. 12:35 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Pleasantview'Elementary 8:15 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ENROLLMENT INFORMATION KINDERGARTEN Children whose 5th birthdays occur on or before December 1. 1966 are eligible to enter kindergarten. Parents are requested to bring all kinder­ garten children not enrolled last spring to Central. Northeastern. Southeastern or Pleasantview on one of the following dates: August 29 through September 2—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. . 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Please bring the statement from your doctor indicating that your child's immunizations and tuberculosis test have been started and, or completed. Children must be five (5) years of age on or before December 1. 1966. A child may not be enrolled in kindergarten until a birth certificate or other suitable proof-of-age has been shown. Any child who will be six (6) years old on or before December 1. 1966 must be enrolled in school on September 8. 1966. ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (Grades 7-8) New elementary children in grades I through 6 who were hot pre­ viously enrolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report for enrollment to the elementary school in which district they live, as follows: Central ------------------------------ August 29 through September 2—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. —1 ;oo to 3:00 p.m. Southeastern .August 29 through Septembek2—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. —1 ;00 to 3:00 p.m. Northeastern--------------------- August 29 through September 2—9:00 .to 12:00 a m. (Included Algonquin. Altoft, and —] ;00 to 3:00 p.m. Welcome Comers students) .August 29 through September 2—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. —1:00 to 3:00 p.m. New Junior High students (Grades 7-8) who were not previously en­ rolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report to Central School. Enrollment hours are the same as for Central elementary (above). • Pleasantview SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12) New Senior High School students may enroll on Mondav through Wednesday. August 29 through 31st. between 9:00 a.m. and 3 :00 p.m. in the High School office. It will be to their advantage to telephone 945-2451 for a definite appointment. BOOKSTORE HOURS ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (7-8) All elementary including Pleasantview and Junior High students will be sold books alphabetically by last names and on the following schedules: Date STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz. BIG 11x14 HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CARPETING yd. INSTALLED for 8:00 - 12:00 (Grades 9-12) All Senior High School books will be sold in the WEST GYM. Fresh­ men enter the SOUTH door of West Wing near the Band Room. Sophomores enter the NORTH door of West Wing near the Library. Juniors and Seniors enter the WEST door of West Wing facing Park Street. All students will be sold books alphabetically by last names according to the following schedule: CARPET and FURNITURE BUST VIGNETTE CLEANED the Duracleon Way. portrait of your child The safest and most effective way possible ... 9 years experience. Portraits by JACK B. NIMBLE. INC. 12:00 - 3:00 Monday. August 29 R. S T. U. V. W. X. Y. Z Tuesday. August 30 A. B. C D. E. F. G Wednesday. August 31 H. I. J. K L. M. N. O. P. Q It will not be possible to reserve books ahead of time. If you cannot come in at the time specified, you may have someone else come in for vou. However, this person will have to come at the time when you are scheduled. All books must be paid for at the time books are picked up. Used boo|<s will not be purchased bv the school during the two weeks preceding the opening of school on September 8. Algonquin. Altoft, and Welcome School students should buy their books at the Northeastern bookstore. The Pleasantview School students should bay their books at Pleasantview School. I None of the bookstores will be open on Thursday or Friday. September 1 and 2nd. Used books will not be purchased by the school during the above days and hours. Time of Day A.M. Monday, August 29 Tuesday, August 30 Wednesday. August 31 8:00 R x H 9:00 S B 10:00 c K U:00 U D P.M. 1:00 V-W E^F M-N 2:00 X-Y-Z C O-Q It will not be rpossible to reserve — books If ,you —ahead — of time. ---- .. — cannot come in at the tipie specified you may have someone else come in for you. However, this person will have to come at the time when you are scheduled. Football players may have other students or their parents get their books, or they may come in after practice on, the day their names are scheduled. Only The bookstore will not be open Thursday or Friday, September 1 and 2nd. Students should plan to take their books home with them as soon as they are purchased. Lockers will not be available until the opening day of school. Used books will NOT be purchased by the school during the two weeks preceding the opening of school on September 8. All Freshmen and new high school students'are invited anct urged to report to the High School Study Hall at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 6, to meet their teachers, find their lockers, check their classrooms, and prepare themselves for the opening day of school. They will be dismissed at 3:30 p.m. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK I Limit one per child Children's groups taken ot 9W par child. HllWUOCf^ Good Housekeeping L WMWlfl < ^**wssstn«sw’*6 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 132 I. State St. Millers ... .. ... . 107 E. Woodland. Hastinga W1 5 - Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturdays R. J. GUENTHER. Sup«riirt*nd«nt of School, �New Generation of Imperials for 1967 The Hastings Banner Section Three—Papes 1 to 6 Thursday, September 1. 1966 Mrs. VanVranken Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Past Nashville Youth Dies From Injuries Public Forum Funeral services for Mrs Mae (WaUonj VanVranken. 77. who died Thursday evening after suf­ fering a heart attack al her home on 112 Delton, were held at 2:30 pm. Monday at the Hen­ ton -8mlth Funeral Home. The Rev Donald Tack and the Rev Paul Deal officiated and burial wu in the Yankee Springs Cemetery. Mn. VanVranken waa born in Yankee Springs on April 30. 1IM. the daughter of George and Elisabeth (Frank) McKib­ ben. She married William Watson on Oct. 5. 1807 He died in 1942 On Sept 30. 1944. ahe married Charles VanVranken. who died in 1946. Mrs VanVranken la survived by two daughters. Mrs Oene (Mildred) Mldllns of Kalamazoo and Mrs. John (Velma) Weyerman ot Cloverdale; a son. Ber­ nard. of Hastings; nine grand­ children; six great grandchil­ dren; three sisters. Mrs. Rusli (Doris) Skunders and Mrs Wil­ liam (Oertrudei Shattuck of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Oeorge (Ruth) Foote of Plainwell, and two brothers, Robert McKibben of Hastings and William of Bat­ tle Creek To th* Editor: A recent letter asked Banner readers to help find source of an alleged quote from Ben Franklin that In 1787 they set up "a re­ public, If we can keep it" If he did say that, I doubt he fear representative democracy as much as the letter's author. The danger then waa hereditary roy­ alty and aristocracy Washington had to firmly scotch a proposed military coup to make him king. More pertinent quote about what government needs to be to­ day comes from Lincoln's Get­ tysburg Address, that our na­ tion waa “conceived tn liberty and dedicated to lhe proposition that all men are created equal." This is tlie basic premise of democracy, and comes from our Declaration of Independence, which anildates the Constitution Lincoln also pointed out how Uris principle was being tested by the Civil War. urged dedication to lhe end that "government of lhe people, by the people, and for the people should not parish from lhe earth." This definition of democracy cannot be Improved upon. "Republic" does not carry Uie meaning of "government of the people, by lhe people, and for the people." but rather qf representaUve government. Opposing lhe democracy for which Lincoln struggled stood a "republic" dedicated to the prop­ osition that some men were so The next Fourth District meet­ ing of the American legion will superior that they had lhe right be lirid at Colon Sept. 11. Service to treat others as mere beasts of burden, to be broken to the yoke Officers School for Instruction will be held at 11:00 am at lhe of slavery, to be bought, sold, and Post Hume. District. Dinner for bred like catUe without regard to family lies, to be used os the legionnaires and auxiliary mem­ sexual playthings of the master bers will be served at 12:30 pm. race in concubinagt or prostitu­ Mrel'ngs for Legionnaires and tion. according to what suited Auxiliary members to follow. The their "owners.” Today there are 1967 new officers for the District those in America who flaunt the will be InstallKl by the Moltville flag of this lost "republic" to Ritual Tixmi. show their regret the principles on which it was founded did not prevail. They want still a "repub­ lic" in which a master race may exploit those of another race by segregating them into positions of inferiority in all areas of life There are still those who repudi­ ate the proposition that people of all races were created equal even | here in lhe North so that we are I tn no position to judge lhe South ■ very severely. When Communists named the ■ subordinate units of Soviet Rus­ sia. they chose "republic." so that UI8.8R stands for the oflicial name. "Union of Socialist Soviet Republics " Is It some affinity of spirit that leads some Americans to insist our government should be designated by "republic" also, STAR PLAYERS rather than the democracy Lin­ coln described in the Gettysburg KNOW... Address? These "republics" in the vilua ot being In tha batt of Russia are ruled by a privileged, health, bacauta than they can minority. Some time back I re­ give that extra effort that makes ceived a scries of mailings on them star players. which was prominently displayed Make sura your children are in tho the slogan: "Ours is a republic, best of health by ha»mg your fam­ not a democracy." Were they ily Doctor give them a medical wanting a minority - dominated check-up. Yojr children can do "republic" here like those Ln their best when they feel their Soviet Russia? best,______ ’_______________ Your recent editorial rightly criticized the slogan. "Impeach YOUR COT) PHARMACY Earl Warren" on signs in the area. This U a hate slogan, not a reasonable objective Tyrannies are established and maintain themselves by constent appeals to hate. Any movement majoring in hatred builds an atmosphere and creates an alibi for attempts Prescription to seize control of government by conspiracy or violence. To Pharmacy claim stridently, as some do. that 126 East State St America Is now dominated by an evil, foreign-based conspiracy be­ Phone Wl 5-2466 trays the wish of Ito advocates to seize control of our govemHastings ' ment by a similar conspiracy. 4th District Legion Meeting Jacob's /Y BACK to school as Juniors Moy Apply For AF Academy The 1967 Imperial, completely new in front head room and leg room improved, styling, body construction and chassis engi­ front wheels more widely spaced and new neering, is viewed with approval by Lynn equipment options added to the line. The A. Townsend, right, president of Chrysler body is of unitized construction, resulting Corporation, and Robert Anderson, in a stronger, more durable structure. general manager of the Chrysler-Plymouth Addition of a new four-door sedan in­ Division. Imperials for 1967 continue to be bis cars—nearly 19 feet long and weighing more than 5,000 pounds-with improved interior dimensions contributing to superior riding comfort. Front and rear creases the number of models to five in this new generation of Imperial cars. The 440-cubic inch V-8 engine is improved in performance and quietness of operation. Pictured above is the elegant Imperial seats are higher, over-all height increased, LeBaron four-door hardtop for 1967. Hastings Gets Approval for Special Program High school juniors who are interested in entering the Air Force Academy upon graduation nomination as soon as possible, said Lt. Col. Robert Peckham. James Henry MacKenzle. .. Lansing, died Aon. a. m of August -22. tn S.I ““ LA-rrno, HoWUl -her- M wu «f»' W right wnk. W Mowing Ucttd » wriUng him M 10 g» geeuiht. He -u a romer long. Conn In Allegan resident of Nashville. ------------ •-----------James, the arm of Mrs NoraII.. 11 belle (Flannery) MacKenzle of EjRlOFy 113IL Lansing and the late Robert J H„„. |)ies Suddenly teraectlon by a car The MacKenzle family moved to Nashville. Mrs MacKenzle'# hometown, following the death of her husband. James attended the Nashville schools until the lamily moved back to Lansing four years ago ' Saturday Night The Michigan Department of Education (SDE' announced that It has approved the 100th school nomlcally and rducationally dU1 advantaged children this year I State Bupt of Public Instrue! lion Ira Polley said the 10O projecto approved since July 1 tovn)va • ,1 I vol ve »5 3 *1million tn in Federal funds A total ot 22 projects, coating 1600 000 were approved by U* BDE on Aug. 24. Funeral services for Emory tings School DtMrict. S39AO9 for Hall. 74. R3 Delton, who died suddenly Saturday evening while guidances services for 271 Muvisiting at the home of his bro­ ther. Ira. on R2 Delton, were survived by four brothers. Ralph. Henton-Smilh Funeral Home. : John. Sidney and Scott all at: The Rev. Donald Tack offlelborne: the maternal grandmeth- I er. Mra. Edith Flannery of Hickory Corners Cemetery. Nashville and the paternal Mr. Hall had been a resident grandfather. Ralph MacKenzle of Uie Delton area about a quar­ of ^anslng ter ter oj of B a century century ana and naa had lartneu farmed Services were held Wednesday on rj wKh hu brother who re­ nt 2:30 p.m. from the Gocxllne-tlred a few ycars । Runciman Fum-nd Home In He was born In Nebraska on ' Lansing. Sept. 28. 1892, lhe son of Edward and Ida (Hicks> Hall Shortly MILLER REAL ESTATE a *11 particularly when they submit voices among them will not >*'17 themselves to lhe dominance ot a serious threat to our land un- V CI’RlOntVlIlC a leader who has arbitrary power less we try to punish them 6y COMPLITI SIAL _ to throw them out of lhe move­ to deal with the crushSi 1 f'f'IIHIl)S (STATS hivici ment if they disagree with him refusing Ing burdens that many have. OUCLU1I1M3 INSURANCE e Lansing Gallery Among the major nations ot moved to Wayne and he lived borne patiently for so long. — «• Fred Ray Briggs. 91. life-long ° . the world only one other has a , there until moving to lhe Delton resident of Vermontville, died UpenS Ort jCpt. re The strident voices of thia raww... .«..~.....aw, longer period of freedom from area In 1940 change of government leadership anti-white minority can serve us I Monday. Aug. 22. at 10:30 am. I -ple Lqnsing Community GalTn addition to Ira. he Is sur­ | |ery wyj opcn lts igeg-tn Meson vived by three oUter brothers, by coup or violence Uian do we. all by making us aware of the al his residence on Route 2. That one is Britain I attribute urgency of meeting certain needs I He was bom March 23. 1875 In ' nn Sept. 4 with a one-man show Claude of Florida and Floyd end this stability to the degree of promptly Wc arc all too prone Vermontville Township, a son of by artist Albert Vasils. Orvld of Wayne. democracy each has achieved to feel that problems that do; Walter and Clara -Farr) Briggj, A showing by Mrs. Franthrough forms thal differ. Both not pinch us can be very serious, on June 12. 1902. he was mar- Ces de Vries and Mrs. Judv Reyalso have a basic two-party poli­ We need to walk In the shoesof, r । c 4 m Kalamazoo to Esther nolds will also be a feature of tlcal tical system, system. in In wmen which one is Is a 1 lhe minority, either in the flesh, Cairns. She died Jan fl. 1964. the September exhibit. little to right ot center, and Ute or In kindly imagination before Survivors Include a son. Louis, _ A reception open to the public other a litUe to the left. This ' we condemn those who are 1m- at home; a ~~— Short of Cash? " will be held at the gallery, which Mrs ~ , ,llth system fails to satisfy the radl-1 patient at our slowness In reme- j anousek of Charlotte: af r-horwra ' 1 v e te located at 124 Ionia Street, on cals of either “right" or “left," • dying their dire needs. grandchildren, and 11 great., Wednesday. Sept. 7 from 7 to 10 but It affords opportunity for lhe Marclus E Taber grandchildren. ' pm. Clothes to Buy? real of the people to make modDelton Michigan Mr. Briggs was not affiliated i The work of these three Lanerate changes either to left or wlth any organizations. sing artists will be on display right as Uiey see need, changes ' Services were Iwkl Thursday from Sept. 4 to Sept 25 There that the vast majority would | To lhe Editor: from the -----Vogt Funeral Ls no charge for admission, For the good luck we had. let at 2 pm. - --- — - -— rather accept than to make at­ Needed? wo™, Vermontville, v—with „<(», tne । s( (, Gauery Gallery nours hours tor for uie the season: season , _____ to change _ _ -------govern_ us be proud—for we did not have Home. tempts the m«nt by vlolence'or conspiracy, a I such a bad lime, like they had Wareen Jackson officiating, will be from 1 to. 5 pm on Bat­ ^Overextended? Bundays and ; course that might well destroy at Muskegon. Are we going to Burial will be made in Woodlawn urdays and Sundays 11 to 5 , pm. on on Wednesdays. Wednesdays. _______ I huve Mld bunch here bunch again?here : Cemetery. II pm. | far more--than .. it ____ remedied. have lhe said again? j Change has been and always H «>. we can also look for j ^^rganiie with wUl road must and such — Is the wui be ik necessary <icx.enMsiy.. The sue IU.U Ilins, trouble, — .......1f.......... ---- case. for any ■be •kept• open -to make • •these ■ IJ who wants to lake bltte — bitter pills? 'j changes with reasonable promptWe belter avoid the said* mo-I The Public is Invited to a ness. when need arises. Then torcycllsls. Our Law Officers worthwhile they can be made in moderation. from the Sheriff on thru Police Postponing such changes when Dept have enough trouble, with­ purpote! needed exhausts the patience ot out Inviting <or looking for Its victims and increases the trouble) Sunday & Monday, Sept. 4 and 5 danger of violence. On Sunday. Aug. 7. we wltIn our system even extremists i nessed 9 cars drive to Jefferson Serving from 10 A.M. on can serve our needs by calling | and Nelson Sts. to find they were attention to problems so loudly bn the wrong road. I see nothing by Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 3326 we cannot Ignore them This is , u> laugh aboutl There ought to 2 Mltet West of Hastings on M-43 & 37 the wisdom of freedom of speech' be a sign, large enough so one and of the press. But loudness in driving can see where Shrlnei calling attention to them does1 comes into Jefferson, such as ( 112 S. Jefferoon, Hastings Hiona Wl 5-3424 —EVERYONE IS WELCOME— not guarantee wisdom correct turn with an arrow for Battle them. This must be supplied by I Creek (avoid Bedford). Many others. 1 never heard of Uie large city of Even those who deride "demo- Bedford. cracy" can serve the purposes of ( democracy by compelling us to check on how well we use demo­ cracy to meet lhe needs of all i lhe people, not to fulfill the whims of-the privileged Only our failure to use democracy prompt­ ly to meet Uie terrible needs of I our disinherited minorities will I undermine our democracy. Its criUcs can -do us litUe harm if [ we are In earnest in seeking to; meet real needs of the oppressed among us. In lhe main the leaders of our 1 largest racial minority have : shown remarkable restraint and faith is democracy that through 1 non-violent means the legitimate I goals of their people can be I reached. The siirlll anti-white i CHICKEN BARBECUE *25 to ’1,000 St- ||E Local. Finance A BOOK TO BUILD YOUR DREAMS ON...THAT'SYOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT BOOK! kJiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuinHi 'Vj.. 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OSGOOD Pknn» azq-7471 IN L SNN Sr. Wl S-MM Bational ^3IBank of [Hastings CORNER OF JEFFERSON. STATE AND DOWNTOWN Member Federel Reserve System sod Federal Dm—It lasaraaM CavpetaHea Deposits Insured Up to $10,000.00 �boys playing. Any other boy* who Woodland Sv Mza. GlaUoa Curds IO IUCUU MW ww* “— ——M7-3SU ter, Mr. end Mrs. Hxrald Claario. Gull Lake Bible Conference in Final Weekend ano axin.— .......... ■ U» Mr. and Mrs. P»ul Hoffman and son. tod., were Bundiy overnight family. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastlnga Willard H. Curtis, Minister :3p Worship Service. Nursery 10 am. Sunday school. 8:30 Youth Fellowship. I* Important" First In FIRST METHODIST CHURCH - -------------- _ p Tba nrwt y formed Gull Lake, Conference ouartet will ateo an- . pear at th*a -wire. . Bunday and Monday meeting* 8:30 Church Schoo* 1 Evening worship. Study. Classes. Telephone Wl 5-4946 Wednesday Activities MeCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Morning worahip, 10 am. Wednetday: Trustees meeting. Lounge, 7:00. HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Hastlnga, Mich., Wl 5-8468 Bat. Babbath school. 8:30. Worship, 11 am 7 pm. Evening worship. IRVING CHAPEL Prayer meeting and Bible Study Wednesday, 7:30 pm. al CHURCH OF GOD Thursday AoUviUes Worship service. 0:30 am. Church school 10:30. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH H. J. BuwaMaT Minister Hoe. William Edwards will be dl- Office hours Tuesday through I Tiday, 9 am to noon. Other | Worahip service, 10:30 am. Saturday 6:30 Couple* Club will mart at Morning worship. 11:30 am.. STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH sal. Gerald Ostroth. director. HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 10 am. Sunday School. mon, "The Church in Walling." 8:30 pm Wenleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. 7:30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. Week Prayer and Bible Study. DELTON METHODIST 7:30. Sunday evening Dave UNITED BRETHREN IN Holloway and Baker families will CHRIST CHURCH present special music. Rev. Earl Gaskill. Pastor PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1302 South Hanover Bunday school, 10:30 am. childrm < thru 8. Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 945-8428 Worsliip service. 7 pm. tor. Special music. Hymn sing. Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor Wednesday Activities 10 am. Bunday School. Elwyn GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8. Jefferson St Walnut Bl*. teacher*. A nuracry with adults Rev. Roger A. Janke, Pastor Bible Study. in charge to permit all parent* Sunday school and Bible Junior Bunday School In UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Gladys Hamblin. . E. Colfax at N. Boltwood channel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 Rev. Earl Gaskill. Pastor, am. channel 8; WJIM-TV, 3 Morning worship. 8:30 am. 6:15 p.m. Junior Service, David pm. channel 6, "Pattern for Bunday School, 10:30 am. and Ronda Munn in charge. Living.'’ over WILX-TV, 11:30 Teens and Young Adults, Merlin am. channel 10; WZZM-TV, 12 Evening Worship. 1 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:00 and Dorene Buhl in charge. noon channel 13. The Lutheran Hour, over pm. with Sunday School execu­ Adult ITayer Meeting, Airs. RogWKZO. 12:30 pm; over WBCK, tive meeting following. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service, HASTINGS BRETHREN CHURCH music. ST. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH p.m. Wednesday. MldJim. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly ■, Mv. David Hawley. Assistant Sept. 7. Sunday School Board Meeting. PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH WE SOLVE LeRoy Kennej, Pastor PROBLEM WATER ' Iron Acid • Cloudy Bad Taste • Bad Odor k If your faucet wafer is staining your fixtures, ruining your laundry, or is otherwise obnoxious—you have a Hl OB LEM. It's SO easy and 80 economical to have clear, filtered, conditioned water . . . automatically, just call and Say— 313 N. Boltwood KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am Bunday school Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning Worahip. Ser- I -----------mon "DUpmotlon of Interct*- HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH sicn. Organist, Mra. Ruth West.,Rev. RureeU Houseman, Pastor Pianist, Don Reid. 8:45 am Bunday School, claa- curtly Study in Romans." Wednesday, Prayer and Bible Study. 10:00 am. Morning Group. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield Watson Cor., 3H miles George Spcas, Pastor 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. Sunday school, 10 am. Sunday school, 10 am Worship, 11 am. Morning worship, 11 am Sunday Evangelistic service. Evening service, 8 pm Prayer service. Wed., 8 p.m. Public invited. Phone 945-5102 11 am. Momlng worship. Wednesday. 7:45 p. m prayer. Thursday. 7 pm Pioneer Girlsi and Boys Brigade. Women's Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. C. K. Howe, Pastor Boltwood and E. State Road Morning worship. 11 am. Sunday evening service. 7:30. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 p^n. Young People" Thursday. 7 pm. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED, BRETHREN CHURCH Church School, 10 am. Worahip service, 11 am. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ------------------------------8319 Coats Grove Road Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult choir practice. Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm. WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Corners, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jcnaen. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night 8:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal. THE GALILEAN 0APTI8T CHUHCR ’ Comer 108th St. & North • Freeport. Road Saturdays, 7:30 am on Sundays. 1 Phone 945-5704 Before Masses on weekdays. -.10 am. Sunday school. Dolly Masses, 7 and 8 nm. " 11 am. Momlng worship. 6:30 p.m. Young People*. ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer and jUblo study hour. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC 1frtR-LAKES CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor IHAFTIBT CHURCH Delton. Michigan ’ Sunday Masses, 7:30, 11 am. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING Worship, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1710 N. Broadway MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Minister, Dole R. Harvey REFORMED CHAPEL 706 W. Main Street 9:45 am. Church school, Supt. Rev. Earl Schlppcr Loyd Martz. Worship, 10 am. 11 am. Sabbath worship. Bunday school, 11:15 am. 7 pm. Youth service. Evening worship 7:30 pm. 7:30 p.m. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible Study DELTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elio LAKEWOOD 2730 W. State Rd. BAPTIST CHURCH Hastings, Mich.. Ph. Wl 5-9465 Community Room above Saturday Sabbath school. 9:30. Woodland Fire Station Worship. 11 am. Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor 0:50 am. Bunday school. Sunday. "Faith for Today," on 11 am. Worship service. TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. 7:30 pm. Wed., prayer service. For information, write Wayne Radio WJEF, 1230. 8:30 am. Richie. Rl Vermontville. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Worship service, 10 am. to the Wednesday FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 645 W. Green Street way with instructor Louis Necb.. N M where Duane will troll. Preceding lhe showing of the The following schedule has been]^ ^pjoy^j by Auco at White film some of the talent disoov1 celebrate several August birthdays. Mra. Alice Sawdy camo In Uie Doubte Header, home; Oct. 4 — afternoon to take picture* of Mra. Sunfield, home; Oct 11—Saranac.■ Wilson and her children. Relative* came from Bay City, Flint, Wood­ public with free admission. land and Hu.itIngs. played at the Lakewood Field and The Lions Club's annual chicken start at 7:15 pm with the excep­ barbecue U Saturday. Aug. 27. All Sunday Lesson tion of a Sunday double header in' committee* siiould be working hard which all teams play. There luu to put the finishing touche* to been a good turnout with over 200 : everything. If you are a Lion and ness will be a major theme of forgot which committee you are CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY I on. contact President Glendon ADVENTIST CHURCH I Curtis. ThU can only be a success Elder Gerald N. Slack if everybody fcort* together. Tick­ power:Remember that Sabbath school. 9:30 am. ets may be purchased from any thou magnify ills work, which Saturday worship, 10:45 am. . Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30 pm. 'ing wUl be from 5 to 8. Plan now men behold." to attend and enjoy the delicious chicken and all tlie trimmings. HASTINGS UNITED Sunday visitors with Mr. and HOLINESS CHURCH Mrs. Glendon Curtis and family Ry Mn. Vern Hawblita were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin. Marvin Blckmlller, Pastor 411.2102 Rob. Shirley WUson. Mra. John XI NnhvUte Bunday school, 10 am. Nybou and Johnny. They also Mr. and Mr*. Sidney Stanton Morning worship, 11 am. visited Mrs. Rhoda Sawdy at the and daughter. Mr*. Maryin Olm­ Evening service. 7:30 pm. stead and sons spent a few weeks Mid-week prayer meeting Wcd- Begerow home. Several families from Woodland in Florida. * The Ed Maurers of attended the E. W. Bliss picnic California called on Mr. and Mrs. at Charleton Park Saturday. Aug. Ernie Skidmore recenUy. ★ Mr. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH and Mra. Clare Stanley of Alle­ Rev. Chaim er Miller, Pastor gan were Bunday. Aug. 21, din­ 10 am Sunday school. The winners were awarded nice ner guest* of her mother. Mr*. 11 am. Morning worship. Una Wolf. * Mr. and Mrs Mar­ Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. nice prizes. Alter the children's shall Green, Jr., and Debby of contests the adults participated in Palmyra, and her parent*. Mr. HASTINGS CONGREGATION egg throwing and pie eating con­ and Mrs. Fortune of Ann Arbor, OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES tests. There were also drawings Mr. -and Mrs Ralph’ Rascy of 220 West Colfax Street Nashville and Jack Green of Bunday public talk, 3 pm. Hostings were Sunday. Aug. 21. were pr—antad. Tlie grand prize guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall CARLTON CENTER of an umbrella table unci'chairs Green at Thomapple Lake METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reid and went to Ray Tobias. Throughout Rev. Rlcluud VandenBoach Uie day everyone was eating free sons went to Stanwood with Uielr Morning worship, 9:15 ajn. hot dogs, ice creum and i»p. It house trailer on Friday. Aug. IB. tor a fishing trip. The boys re­ one. The day wu concluded with turned Sunday. Aug. 21 and Mr. COATS GROVE gnp Mrs. Clyde Reid spent the a softball game. CHRISTIAN CHURCH r-lky with their daughter. Phoebe. Tournaments ore being held at JT and husband. Mr and Mrs. Oeo. Coats Grove & Durkee Road the Woodland softball field th* £^£7 of~8~Louta *'Debbie Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor week among the church teMm.jOreen of PBlmyrU fjeotty Floyd Walter, Supt. ’ Deymarnd of Potterville spent a Bible school. 10 am. । The, MethodUto won over the LuK melr Brftndp*rWorship hour, 11 am. theran team Friday ewntag and enU q,c Marshall Green*, at over the E. W. Bliss lean, Monday, -n^n^pie Lake. * carol Eldred Welcomes You.' Their next .**game..." is .scheduled for. Marcia mc Bell attended the . . catne 4iand . Marcia ... shou . .... LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH l*‘U (*Th,ir«Anv T1'“rfidai, Tt 11 to a * twn FThFu! 8ute 4H _ _ . __ .. - . alimlnntinn . elimination. TllnaA These ahnail,l should hf. be In. in­ Rev. Carl BllvernaU. Pastor . terestlng games. The number of voliunoi in the Morning worship, 10 am Blate Library Division of the Sunday school. 11 am. Sunday worship. 7:30 pm Pointed objects, falls and itord Wednre4*y family-worship. blows cause nearly 80 percent. Adult’Bible study, 7:30 pm I of eye injuries among children, 1.120.000 during tlie last five Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm i Tench youngsters safe play for Boys. Girls Fellow&hlpJCy :30.. sale sight, rays tte Notional For Banner Claraiflcd Ads ! Society for tho Prevention of WOODBURY UNITED Call Wl 5-3481 BlindncM. Inc. BRETHREN CHURCH Highbank Vlllage of Woodbury Bunday school. 8:45 am. Worship. 11 am. Junior church for children, 4-9. Youth choir rchcari.-il. Wed.. 8. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed.. 7. Bible Study and Prujur ser­ vice, WeddMday, 8 pm. at Roger Carey Home, west of church. BOWE&S M1LLS CHAPEL Henry VanTH. Evangelist 10 am. Momlng service. 11:15 am Bunday school. Wa haw joined with hundreds of other mambm of tbs MICHIGAN Automobile No kidding! SOUTH KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor 1631 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full yoar on any Guaranteed Warranty used car j Morning worship, II am Young People's service, 8:30, Evening service, 7;30 pm. Thursday prayer and Bible study, 7:30 pm HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue llm MICNIS4N Carpels licking in lhe kitchen 11 a.m. Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People’s service 7 p.m. Evangelutlc service. 7 pm. Wednesday service. Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy r VIKING carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No crying over spilled milk or broken dishes! TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Lake Odessa I P A. Campgrounds Phone DR 4-8277 MICHIQAN Mw HASTINGS MIMlIkJ Of THI CUARANTIID WAIBANTT UStD CAR PROGRAM WI5.M2J film, "Face Tho Musio," a fe*Mattle WUson and aU of her seven ture-lcngth color film produced children. their children and grand- by Gospel Films of Muskegon. It Is a Christian Musical pre­ WILwn'a grandchildren acre pres­ senting naUonally known musical ent except Duane Myers, who with ensemble, The Bpurriows, dlhis wife. Carolyn, are en route Stop sending smoke signals and save wampum with CALL-PAK Wednesday aarvloe. 8 p.m. Reading room open Wednes­ CEDAR CREEK BIBLE day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pzn. CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles south NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Pastor, Donald Tack ___ METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school. 10 am Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Rd. Worship, 11 am. 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Prayer. Bible study, 7:30 p.m. Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am Young People's service, 7 pm. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Evangelical service. 8 pm. Route 3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher WOODLAND METHODIST Bunday school. 10 am. Rev. Richard VandenBosch Worsliip, 11 a.m. Morning worahip. 11 ami Bunday evening service, 7:30. Wed. evening service. 7:30. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Darrell Starbard, president. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 pm.. Batty Ovenahlre, director. <’ Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30 pm Class leaders. Clayton Mote and Fred Sawdy. ^Guaranteed Warranty^ Mam Youth Council will t*’"*”1 MTS. n«4Ul D>vu Ul W. XMVW , ftu*. umv —- .--- way, woodland. The Lacys were johnny Hoffman returned home Wx-klria.. TaWnA -oh hla rarffits. Word waa received from Anita The WUson family reunion was Hamnaan that lhe arrived home held Sunday. Aug. 14. at Tyden Mote. Supt. State-wide service program for used car buyers . Larku ■iilck-Chcvralef Council Program _ _m.,_ MeUxxltoi Church. A program will be presented by the Sunday School Sunday. "FalUi for Today," department at 10:30. Practice for this program win be held SaturSunday. ’ Voice of Prophecy. ^Vee^Wee^football to wall ureter- ORANGEVILLE BAPWr W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Christian Youth MAHM MOTOR SALES, INC. Poatiac-OiAmobik-Cadillac R E N N E D Ford |nc. 107 N. Mkhigaa 328 N. Michigan Wi 1-M7I Bunday school. 10 a m. Momlng worship, 11 am. Young People's Service, 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study. Wed., 7:30 pm BTONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Keep- Ph. 945-2421 Don't take our word ior U. Com, .pOl joryourtelj \*****J*/ wltlBIIIr HASTINGS FLOOR * COVERING Fhone WI4-5,1S 123 West Stoke Street, tUe*«l . 11 am. Preaching. 8 p.m. Preaching. f Tf you’ve been economizing by sending mes­ sages to tribal members in nearby communities with smoke signals, forget it. 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Tite Jj _ ‘ Grandson tomorrow two white give up your own religion and take the white man'* religion. Now my grandson you must not change your reUgion. but if yew children in thl* village, the and take the white man's re- By H. D. Burpee must die In tta religion of your fathers and grandfathers who have gone beyond the setting sun to live, where you wlU soon come.” We listened to what he sold very complacently. He said himself, the old Chief. "Why there Is not so much difference In the white man's religion and tta Indian's religion, tta Indian one must consult the records of sick and sent a messenger, one the past. When the late Daniel | of his Indians, over to the camp Stryker was president of the meeting saying; "I am very sick. prayers, forgave their sins and Barry founty Pioneer Society he: I want to ace in my wigwam lhe put his Holy Bptrit in their made attempt* to gather ma-1 Mlsslonarlm Fitch and Hickey." hearts and it tells them now terial about the red men. The j When he sent the word the camp following letters to him will In- 1 meeting was jiut closing up and tercet our readcra who want to Elder Fitch and mjsclf rode In their hearts and thia white know about Uu- aborigines who right through the muddy roads mana religion la* you call It) roamed taunts now so familiar and darkness till 2 o'clock the makee them happy In heart. Now to pleasure seekers: [next morning before we reached my brother your Indian religion Detroit. Mil'll Brother Mudge's house. We Aug. 19th. 1805 ' stayed with him UH after break- broke up our camp meeting we , marched around the grounds uu- ihu a nc nevunu singing and shouUng praises to on the l?th Inst., requesting me Chief nnd other Indians had tho Great Good Spirit, and then al) shook hands and parted to send you a paper'to be rtrul traveled all night, so when wewe -----------------------before your society next month reached Uie old Chiefs wigwam well and happy. M your Annual Meeting, anting they were (here to greet ui I Not -------so wilh your Indian reforth my experience* In MisWr went In to iwr tlie oldI llglon and dances, and your In­ stonary life among the Indians Chief but he was better. He waa of Barry, Eaton. Ionia. Kent, shrewd and cunning as an old Clinton and other counties In fox. We shook hands with him ment. At these meetings you Michigan during The years 1848- and sat down to listen to what visit, get whiskey, and there '40 •'50 I. sir, should be pleased he had to say. I think hte speech many of your chief's warriors, to do so. and would further be | was nlxiut os follows: "My white women and children get drunk pleased to meet with the Bocicty BrotheraM I wu very nick when and quarrel and fight, cut each by shaking hands, but port as enemies, and now you say to us HAVE YOU HEARD THE ONE ABOUT... the traffic jam on 1-75? Every hour during holiday weekends, the "Bring 'Em Back Alive!" Holiday News Service can keep you up-to-date on Michigan's traffic and travel with the broadcasts of statewide Information gathered from Auto Club reporters obser­ ving ths scene by car and airplane. Each report, aired as a public service of your radio station, features a safe driving reminder geared to help you "Bring 'Em THIS WEEKEND - LISTEN TO YOUR RADIO Bring’em back ALiVEI Chief and these csmp mec.ing unacr nou; , ■ ,lcld Uy request of the Indians. I promised you that I would MT subject, "First, Salvation. I™lu}rr of Second Hrnven. Henrv Jackson Bank In regard to their ryeoUrccions about THE HASTEMG 8 BANNER—1 E. Mudge* derer. supposing It was their pre­ Other sermon. The meeting was Sie of great Interest and power, ped my hand, and shouted oM farm near wher rogative to do so. ne day forty persons were at "Glorv Olqry be- to God ” Wasln^ stands and also <Here thl* in I cresting narrative a little lost but soon got beck Berryville hill, the altar at once. The chief vLsl ted the school About that time Packet-cta- again and finished ,my sermon. II ---------- — --- ----------have always been glad I took the j lingo. Asquesah. Bund ego, James was very much intereeted In our I -or.. lhe —■ Chief —— of the Hastings work, although it made a double Smith and John Smith was of­ picture book* I asked him to (hand gave up hU God and look — ... — , ten called "Me Hungry John" give me the name "owl" In In- Jesus. When some Catholic In­ About my getting across the because of hl* voracious appetite dian He said. "Hoo-hoo, boo- leans came to the altar the In­ — ------- ..— -i— -nd My Hungry John" boo. hoo-hoo" .|terpreter fell to the ground. I ----- -> . ---------- ~ . _: ahull never form* one ora ver three times when aome Indian rhlle begging for something to IMlri Uwi*' H was from a voung had tarrowed my canoe without । missionary appointediby tlecm- Jndl ( hb my knowing It, I will not take; Their delight wa* always unferencr. and Joo. Elliott, nia dav in- tongue ,........ ~__ oh . come. ...come. ____ limn I----- ------------•---- ------'* go — into •— "Come, Unu' tzi 10 1*11 tell. 'bounded and• they would • Free Estimatoe la Nm Hss• isgi An* oa Tkwidm, 0,1 «*'* “> mt- Jatus" And 1 wonderfully Mtaalned eertades at the sight of a dapple dld conu' lo luin- 1 hwd by Uu‘ KraC'’ °f God U1 my Kray horaq and would say • Fitkite e»d DelMoy. m ro wltnran to it soon after, and work. Almost the happiest -Mequaah." meaning "big horse." • M»ay 1 steplso. wo* converted. I ask him to go thought of--my life te that I shall - 1840 — - •tho — Indians left the •»-. ------- ------In . 10 Yem s.mo Ucrttea. to tta altar and he said. "I will * meet thtte ihesc Indians Indians for for whom whom II BarryvlUe rettlemait and moved go with you." That wm a very, have labored. 'lover to the north side of TtwrnTHE FURNITUU tappy night for me and others. I think Brother Sapp preached Rev. T. T. Clark. appu- Lake where they built a All seemed to be under the in- I that day--------------------about Canaan------and— the BUILDING Grand Rapids. Mich | school-house. tta Holy Spirit I. large grapes that grow there, there. j| fluence of the Butteville. N. D. I cave them a quantity of lumWayne Hazel soon learned to preach through. The Indians could understand it. and felt* that that J<5SUS Jesus could could «give an interpreter. • nd fel lve „ Phana 374-3523 About mv first effort was at them all thing* for the soul. I Hon- Daniel Striker, the Indian's sugar camp, and the1 also preached in '55 at the Lowell Hastings. Mich. As moot of you know, the week, in Septanber. but my health win of graduation in June. I had in I not allow. I will write a few my column that week an article' things that occurred with me In that appeared in Uie BANNER 18-18. 1840. 1850. regarding the graduation of lhe i i visited that bond of Indians Class of 1904. There were 18 j located on Thomnpple Lake first graduates that year and I asked | in the Bummer of 1848. Pah-queIf anyone knew the whereabouts to-ah was Chief, an old man. his or anything about what hap- name in English meant "the man pened to this Class of 1004 I with the brood seat."----Wlth my thought, after 62 years, it would interpreter - old people among us. It also tells be Interesting to know. I said call your men together, he among us, and your religion says two different did, called them Into his wig- Uic same. You white people have your great camp meetings, we Indians gobi* to give you Information on bacco for u* to smoke?" I said "have none". I had some In my D. McMurray and Florence Viola saddle bags but gave it all out good times in our Great Feasts Wood. I want to thank all lhe in Eaton County to other In­ as you do at your camp meetings, people who have contributed in- dians. wcu well said ™ he, " <vcWe smui shall and there is not much difference formation on these graduates, no: you i |n the two religions." In reply .— listen — to_ you ,__ unless ---------,„ Won't someone come up with in- furnish •—■-*- the •*-- tobacco - ----- — —• our j we said our roilglorus agree In ------to fill formation on -----------plp“ we smokB wlU!e you wme things, but they are very k Pnmch. " and all of them rose up | different In other things. At our K1‘U'- and went out of the wigwams, camp meetings the mtestonarlea j I hired a boy of thelra and preach sermons from tha Great Harper. LUlian B. Knapp. Frank sent him up to Hartings and - -------------------------W. Kenfield. Charlee William bought some tobacco, when the Bible, which book shows that all Edwards. Grace. B. Giddings, boy got buck I gave them a few men are sinners, that our father Grace J. Stewart. Inda Belle plugs of "Cavendteh Plilg." They Busby and Glen Waite? at oner came Into the wigwams sinned in the Garden of Eden, Tnte loeter from Hartings nnd cut up the plug tobacco and the beautiful garden in which 1 filled their plpea. and all of them the GreM Good Spirit that I was a member of Uie gradunand smoked and listened created them placed them. lion class of 1004 I live In tta while I preached to them. They In Adam's veins were all the same house as I did at that seemed, most of than, very re­ worn and throes of the human time. I retired about ten years spectful and ateenUve to the family and when Adam fell from , preached word of God. God's miv Rplnt dur!:,K tlM. und Holiness. ail his children feU The Other letter states: ,first llwb sermon w to rest uuuu upon uuc those Into sin and Iniquity, whether Mr. Burpee: In your quest for Indians with His. convincing three children are white, black infennatton on the class of 1004 Pou-er. I never furnished tobacco। or copper color a* you Indians My uncle, Ben McMurray Is still more than once or twice to the alive and livre in Ohio. He tas lnduu„ to secure ttalr attention, Great Oobd Spirit sent his only a son In Grand Rapids He was this custom among tliem was son the Lord Jesus Christ. <Hte the one mentioned in the CKiS strong. When any s-janger ap- humanity was created In the traln wreck. My grandmother pearod among I hem with his !n- womb of a pure Jewess Virgin Torpenlng sat in a window and lerpn ter and requested the Chief watched. to call his people toguttar and Jesus Christ Is the Gospel, the For Ben's addrtaas you could listen to him. they always said, good news wti missionaries preach ask my stetor. Mrs. Elite Kelly, "furnish Uie tobacco” to you; this Lord Joiu Christ near Middleville. Enjoy your In 1840 we held a camp meot- laid two natures, a Divine nature " Fresh Out of Uie Attic." mg tn Eaton County. I think it_____________________ ___ _____ from the Great Good Spirit, and Sincerely, wits 12 or 15 miles south east of ,a Human nature from hte Mrs Harris Moore < Donna Brother Mudgw place. Rev. A.' M. | Mother, (the Virgin hte mother. HuU> . F»'xh was Presiding Elder at whose name was Mary.) This Spring Lake. Mich. that meeting. The Indians from Lord Jesus Christ died for us In one of my BANNER scrap Noflawa Mission 10 mllewsouth1 sinners to show he was a Savior books I found this meet Interest-1 of Battle Creek, who had been of Adam's race. He raised his Ing story. I am sure you will all converted about two years, and own body after It had been burenjoy this story entitled the Pagan Indians of Thorn- led three days and then ascendTHE INDIANS OF apple Lake were abo there and ed up Into Heaven as our Great THORNAPPLE LAKE many of them were converted. Good Chief to plead for US poor Light Thrown Upon This IJttle among the number converted, sinners before the great white Known Phase of Cbunty History was the second Chief Askasaw. I Uirone of the Holy and Pure God By tatters of Early Missionaries. Ibut God surely converted him' where we cry to him for pardon LitUe has been known about I and many more at this camp j nur *|r'” tta niornapj4e take Indians meeting. During this camp meet-1 Your children here thismorn­ end sources of new InformaUon > Ing Pah-quo-to-oil. the old chief i»K who have got back from at tta present time are forever would not go to the camp meet-camp mccUjig know what I said second — " nr nunc UJ SX-K. anu io save that which waa loat." Most *H of them brought Uielr testaw,.r„ .... . ...... ..... .... your over from thl* camp meeting, that there 1* not much differ­ ence between the while man'* religion and the Indian* ro­ UPHOLSTERING SH@P The store that cares...aboutyou! More Eat in the Meat with "Stftr-Ktlri" Moten Beef STEAKS T-BOHK 09 SIRLOIN ROUND .85 .99 .1 Shop Now for lhe long Holiday Week-tnd Ahead ALU STORES OFEN Friday till 9 p.m. - Saturday till 7 p.m. Porterhouse Steaks • . • Clotod Monday, Labor Day, Sept. Sth "SURER-RIGHT" "SUPER-RIGHT" USDA GRADE "A* SPARE RIBS Skinless YOUNG COOKED All-Meat 10 TO POUND SIZES ® 59* , ' CANNED HAMS. TURKEYS FRANKS 2 TO 3 POUND SIZES BONELESS, FULLY b MICHIGAN U.S. NO. I ALL-PURPOSE Special! Save 20c POTATOES ?? CRISF. FMIH 14-1 It 1 SO Ml M Head Lettuce 2h.«i*39 wrstirn im-im sixi Bartlett Pears SSL FA1 10 *>'59 COFFEE SALE 4* A< **• 29 OR LAOY FIMOIR. RIOIIR. Seedless Grapes MH Eight 0-Clock ® 179 2u»29‘ Bananas difference, as much as light from darkness, as day from night. wxxxid Chief speak and Cell you what he thinks about this Gos- ABF BRAND SHERBET COVERED ICE CREAM BARS Uie camp meeting. Creamsides • very clearly and strangely; taking strong grounds on tta aide of the Christian Religion that he had Just experienced at the camp OUR OWN to change and take the white man's religion, that your young men and children in your village can take It. Now this is a strann counsel you give to these white you that what they preach is true and we have experienced the same religion In our hearts -------------------------------------- ua mu village change their religion. Why Chief you counsel strangely, said the arcond Chief and wound up hi* speech to the aid Chief Tea Bags • •. 49* Beef Stew 12 49 100 89* m Fruit Drinks.... 3 ItSi oD Pretzel Sticks .QT CAMS Peanut Butter , Apricot Nectar ga 3 173* WMETi BRAUTY < -............—- Makes 20 Q»art» ALUMINUM FOIL > FRUIT DRINK A Shortening.............. 05 Wonderfoil............ 69 Drv Milk Hawaiian Punch A „.a. «49 c'™' I JANE PARKER FRANKFURTER OR Sandwich Rolls Donuts k*id "Aman" such f,". Poach Pie 49 39 Now on Safe UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD Hera I* lhe complete story ot Mon op Earth . • “o follow." and the council dosed. main a Pagan, and I think he died a* he lived. Moat respectfully. START YtXJR SAVE 8* Noodles - 29* q f QQ ■ Potato Salad ;49‘ Polish Dills AAR tRAFl OR TROFICAL PUNCH NRARFI OILIOHT sg — - Half t Half ~45 . fkg12 OF JANI FARKBR TNIN-SLICBD A7 * Sandwich Bread 2 Spanish Bar 45* COMMIT! UT TODAY WITH VOLUM1 1 �tNoil T. Brandt With Popular Holly Arbor Thoatre Public Forum Carlton Grange Lists Activities Nell T Brandt, son of Mr. and Mra. Harold C. Brandt, Rl Dol­ ing. U nearing Uie end of hb third ieajon with the populy RoUy . _ - ■ fanrant FWl LOkO 1. BF Carlton Grange met Thursday, j g Augu»t 26th Mid 27th Brandt ...___ .u- tMrflno ml® tn “The a#*btotricC*10h wm* tchtdulr<|altt> I the ladles to bring their friends I to a Bae Uns dress party at her i house Wednesday. Aug. 24. at 2 Michigan Banks Major Lenders Mr. and Mra. Joseph Ranguette andyMr. and Mra. Kenneth To Fanners utojc. | Starfim were elected delegate# to I Mra Lao Barry attended a 1 the CounlT Convention Septem.^fr_ .re1 ; iwr 1. at Star Grange. Michigan bonks were serving fannera with more credit and East Middle Lake out of ten Insured banks throughout the country had agricultural loans outstanding; By Mr., BmU U. COnu with nearly 92 percent of the banks tn Michigan extending Mr. nnd Mra. Loren Dull of Barry Fann Calendar.. two1 position as lime ot accident, and prove our officer# arc doing their duty. AU should be treated equal not show prejudice for friend or relative. Second, we are facing Ux> fact and Mra. Mason of Nashville V.ere Thursday, Aug. «, callers of #^rt chamber operas, by Carlo Menottl. In "The Medium" Brandt will play the part of Toby, the mute, and in 'The Telephone" will have the part of Ben. Helane Kaub. <ranerand director of Holly Arbor Theatre, wiU sing the part « Lucy. Mrs Kaub has sung in musi­ cals In California and New York. She has also studied and taught nt Interlochen National Music Mn and Mra. William Barrett institutional group of lender# at and children of Flint were Batdoctor and a nunc In attend-‘ The program was on leghla- the beginning of this year, ac­ cording to Thomas F. Stebbins, bulancc service? ance. Mra Borey suggested the uon. led by Kenneth Stamm. Leo president. Hastings City Bank. Brandt, who has been assistant family? Tlie most Interesting thoughts rl-wnww «** up nn a ■ meeting mMttnw for tar n-—■ .....l-re Rfamm T.lnvrf Orange act JU£ Mr. and Mra. Donald Geiger of During 1M5, the States’ I have received talking to tlie director tills year, Just flnlsh«d 8 successful run as Don Gresham Lake Fenton. Friday visitor# » ere Stamm gave brief talks on new bank* maintained their leaderhis niece. Mra. Dolly Reynolds, give our sheriff's department in "The Moon I# Blue.” He also legislation cither passed or un­ appeared with Deanna Dech in her daughter, Mra. Sandra Pow­ der consideration. which was fol­ X-n.te" .n<1 ell, son and another granddaqgh-uaca vai NX*-. — — "Touch ----­ EXPIRT TiRE lowed by a general discussion. Based on the 2Slh annual Credit mu* be given to the qualified to take care of any of Heaven." Miss Dech appeared emergency In the sheriff’s de­ SERVICk There will be installation of farm lending summary of the tension oOtea. # pnUIUj Bumpus. * Mrs, Pat Stroup with George Maharis in the Route partment and to combine lire agricultural committee of the SEPT 13 Host Economics Exisn- ,j( South Bcnd MU1 Joan EnKle 66 TV series. American Banker# Association. slcn mud/ Group OfllMM Trait!** of Ornnd Rapldl| und William classes. which Incidentally has ambulance service with the sher­ After a vacation in the Hastings iff* department. The >36.000 plus area. Brandt win go to Chicago ESPttl S" >. .? rurfr Mutoon were Aug. Hale Carpenter and Mrs. Leatha ginnlng of 1966. Michigan banks pasted 7:30-10:00 p.a. for tk«w 20 weekend guests of Mr. and for a Fall singing engagement. were helping fanners with >247 who prslsr 10 attend aa svsnin# Mrs prnnk Engle. lure to the young? (In many j sldercd on Aug. 2. ballot for new Palmer. He worked for Felpausch for jail, would be *better 1---->■->>— ’'"** ,fspent If three year# and formerly wafsjn Tire Shop I Mrs. Winn Hutchinson, son cares this is doubtful, but when — A homecoming is planned for million In loans, seven percent sRS^’is-Livsstoek ouUock used to train our men wno •, U. S. ROYAL Sept. 11. Thia is for all member#, more than a year previous. int_Charlotta rairrroanda. ■ p m. ; James of Ada, sister, Mr*. Floyd a good childrens movie Is re­ haven't had training enough to;Ult Prwbj ter tan Choir. former members and friends of This total Included 1140 mil- sbpt. 37—uvstiock Outlook m«t । Gcjser and daughter of Lowell leased why not charge a smaller not be ton | LU4ICU Vtt .... . re.... .... .. ><re..... fee so many worthy kids can see todl. ell proto, end ere U». s community better service and nfcht driving They do re­ Best Buys on |98 million In farm mortgages. j Cairns Sunday. Aug. 21. * Mr. to u1 “Stowbut entertainment. At the some time, MO millloci in and Mr#. Frank Engle spent two What ever happened to wcckiw & Used Tires . day# In Detroit. * Mr. and Mrs. also cut down your ability to MmtW FREE! . -Ko plenty of ground i.pocc in presicompanies; 1143 mil­ Worren Cairns attended the Oo€8. U*6. . management shy; build a Jail large Attend Convention suranev lion by the Federal Land Banks; C.S.C. at the home of Leo Van Ken Sebright, vice president, |46 million by Production Credit ' enough to take care of all the Buskirk at Milo. * Mr. and Mr#. I JaU birds we wiU have In Barry and Rick Sebright, service nun- Aasoclatlans; and (14 million In Jeff Lenon of Lansing spent a ■—Bdward BUomu, B3, tall nger. of PrairtevUle Farm i In­ non real estate loans, plus >21 AUO. weekend with to atop la shut ad claar dlstaacs. «. recent ---------- — —- —Mr. -• and all the kids have over paid; they County with properly trained1 dustrial Supply, Inc, Oliver Broadway; Harty Morrison, Dowliac, Mra. Carl Faulkner. They oil en- surely could be shown where officers. We all know one poorly •xMhlUon drlalna. E. State BL: WU- . . the Ion)a equipment dealer at Delton, at­ trained man In time will ruin their money went It certainly tho name of tho complete force, I eu "*c , tended Oliver Corporation's 1966 tlon. About 11 percent of the bam Carr. 403 W. Csatar. saMMUas . Mr. Faulkner chauffered aevGrowing "O’* Program at Mason production credit extended by rtrivix, n But* hl I believe the nuaou Lhe Jail wm Kosbar, at. *#MM-1 eral WS.CS. ladles to lhe School plumbing). PARKING lending Institutions to Michigan lintnen. ’ ’ of Missions program at Middlew asking the movie turned down on first propoMtl August 23-35. '• ££ vlUe. * Mr#. Goldie Fuller and .P* fanners came from banks. perl, do licBOM on are not qualified on law abid­ Stebbins said that "'bankers • daughter and friend of Atlanta. ; UBtlon on porKD, to stop Ga., visited her brother, Mr. and nL0U% ‘ ing men. It is not tho men's in Michigan are conscious of \ Mrs. Walter E. CulberL Sunday, ld fault If we do not provide train­ LONG-TERM LOANS “’ Aug. 21, Mr and Mra. Culbert ’*5T" t^0’’ .‘5J2 ing for than. required in agriculture today otherwise hanging around town Why doesn't Uie department FOR CROP STORAGE Waiter PUak, NeshvUie \ visited her sister, Freda, at her AUO. bored and socking trouble. consider hiring military police >*)• meaner. X. Michigan^ Summer cottage north of Holfort through improved lending trained mem when available? I Mrs. John Connors FACILITIES *c!ehuLrfcplMric^ nL.Men,S43b E. 8ob MJent the Aug. 20th weekend ing credit demands of the money to train than to witness' Hustings suu B4 . >p««4ins 35 ta as, x. visiting his daughter In Detroit. Uic a Land Bank loan accident* and handle problems,. MUbissa; WLUtaa Qsini*n. 938 * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Faulkner, Dr. •pMdisg to in 25, M. Jto.to~. O«to toJun.Mr for new crop storage fa­ borides Uiey have received flrat August 22. 1866 #.; Loy Lotnssr. DtllM. stood tag fanners, according to Stebbins. aid training. Ry; hiring three J cilities, other needed la 25, M. MUMgaa; Albert Masi­ and Mrs. Frank Engle. Mr and >. 330 W. MUI St, «p m3 Ing 43 Mrs. Gust Lagols and Mra War­ num it would save-thc county farm improvements. stontlal gilln of the total assets ren Calms attended the funeral some money. But. no, they feel Long-term to fit your of farm families. Therefore, In of Prank Bumpus at Lansing. * tho boys ore too strict os an needs. Prepayment the aggregate. the equity posl- rarkias Lol. jxhlblUoa Mra. Lottie Bumpus returned Intereat in our County problems. average. Maybe that Is so In this Susual McCaaiaa. 331 home Sunday, Aug. 21, after county. The only other suggc#-’ without penalty. See ■L. 35 ia #5 «p«tdlnr. B N ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE spending a week with llc opinion, is being maintained raa Hop «l<n. Banton and ■---- - her bro— rourui avr., unc uucosi ls Uon then Is to “ take the money , ------------- ... e groujyiand , at a satisfactory level. Nation­ ?,r,' wdnJlr<ftl nboard thc destroyer USS MH-, you would use Prv»rrh at Tandncr A Mr*; lAuise ... ... . .... ■ ... l.____ — • — ,to train m'PTT of ally. farm families Have >212 ■you name tho job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you’ll billion of their own funds in­ BLfaUnr. to yi.tdrisM o< B.Lnm^rturday^Aug w’ Dc5tru>,T 8<iu«iron 32 Ln the qualified standards and raise! Lottie Bumpus Saturday. Aug. 20. China reasonable vested in agriculture. This repre- Ben#noed. 8o« the complete Um of Wheel Horae tractor# and quickretutre. Sea. rererere The * —. Mllllnlx ........... is -> wages to ... a .. ----—........ figure. .... — - I to provide gun fire support to i I'm sure wo wouldn't have a attaching took now oa dieplay. caplta! requirements of farmers, cantrot, E. CUaton: David Army, Marine and South Viet-1 condemned law deportment, wcj Stebbins stressed tlie Importnames© forces In Vietnam. | now have. But one we could be | E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE Sunday. Aug. 21, visitors of Mr.! proud of. and a county we would < working closely tognlhcr to Im­ 142 L State Street, Halting, Fhaaa Wl 5-29S3 and Mrs. Harold Johnston were be proud to live Ln. I'm not By Ruth Peterman necessarily condemning our men. I prove farm financial orrangeno doubt they are doing lhe best1 Mr. and Mra. E. Ray Striker Kre^ Jr, erf Middle HASTINGS OFFICE to uku their iwiu ability. But with re,. better —7 ; j , Juupn n.wucr, or., m auuluc uj .;. uu, —.-, . nd Daryl rinrvi have have returned returned '' toi to i ... amj __ . Mrs. Mildred _ .. 8had&*provislons __ nnd made for more tralp301 Vj Se. Michigan LaPurte, Textu. utter a. visit, Linda. ★ Mlns Alma Everett tag they could bo bettor. ' Sincerely. Phone 945-9415 tennon. I. Btrimbnck Mr. and Mra. Glenn Hawkina,'[Mra. Dewitt Everett. ■ iceailvv «Dei who have been visiting her parTho deecendnntB of Sidney and Blanche Thoma* held their reunion Sunday at Tyden Park, where lie .Is employed ns public with 37 present for the picnic. relations director for the Amerl- Officers are: President, Bernard can Heritage Wax Museum in Scottsdalo nror Phoenix. I___ _______ __ , ___ I, : Twenty-seven members of the Ungs. The reunion will be held Merry Social Club held a picnic at the some place in 1967. Itolaat Jordan Lake. Thursday. Aug. tires attended from Midland. I1. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Bret Strong Lawton. Paw Paw, Lansing, of Portland announce the en- Kalamazoo, Lake Odessa and gagement of their d n u k h t e r Hastings. Gloria, to F^fd Gunderman. son I Dana -Heidrick of Ann Arbor of E. W. Gundefman of Lake i spent Aug. 20th weekend with Odessa. An OtX 22 wedding Is ; iier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin planned. I Heidrick. She had oa her guests The engagement of Miss1 Rima KI Oner of Stanford. Conn, Beatrice Gallagher. 723 W. Shia-1 Libby Patton of South Carolina, wnssee, Lansing, to Robert Lorry Boyce of Livonia. All are Goodrich of Oakley, is tuinounc- I Summer students at the UniverPLUMBING SUPPLIES cd by i»cr father. Mr. Pat Oal- alty of Michigan, Dulll Hill.J3i X. Br»*4’ lagher of Lake Odresa. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hummel WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS 512 x. Gallagher was graduated from and family held a farewell party ri«M Lansing Community C o 11 e g c.; id honor of Leon Hummel of ------- FREE ESTIMATE taunts to Practical Nursing Course, and la > Orleans. Sunday.-Aug. 21. who is trot. n. employed by the Sparrow Hos- home on leave from Fort Leon2153 Gun Lake Rood Hastings rteht^air Pltkl I” Lansing. Her fiance Is (ard Wood. Mo. TIiom attending W 200-Walt Bulb ZmatkM the son*t>! Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald [were Mr. and Mrs. Harold HumHOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING i without Goodrich. 14901 Peet Road. Oak- mcl and family of Portland and tey- He ta wnptoyrtl hy Michigan Mr. nnd Mra. William Morey id. Court Bell Telephone, teuulng. A Sept.; and Dawn of Ionia. * Susan and Coll Wl 5-5769 30 wedding Is planned. | Mike Carter npetit the Aug. ^iOtli Seaman Apprentice Paul C. weekend with their aunt. Mr. McLeod. USN, son of Mr. nnd and Mrs. Harl McAllister of MUI For Banner Classified Ads Call Wl 5-3481. Mra. Arvin McLeod of 1105 Lake near Battle Creek. BARR Hastings Traffic. Tickets ^hn^oo^ to d^ trilh Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable JXV^^lI^RMra^ire;^“TdS^~ ^|S“<2^lTto « Luke Odessa SfogHooi; ASTINGS EATING, LIGHTOLIER FURNACES STUDY LAMP Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal only s1295 Wl 5-3732 EXCLUSIVE. ONE-PIECE SHADE-TOP LOUVER OF DURABLE. HIGHINPACT STYRENE. HI GN-LEV EL CONTROLLED ILLUMINATION . . FREE OF GLARE. HEAVILY WEIGHTS? BASE PREVENTS TIPPING. OUTSTANDINGLY FUNCTIONAL, YET TRADITIONAL IN STYLING. CHOICE OF THREE COLORS: BLACK. WHITS, TWO-TONE BEIGE. Better Light Better Sight Bureau This study lamp hai been cuttom-engineered to meet the exacting specification of the Better Light Better Sight Bureau. The bulb it campltlely enclosed within a prismatic lens-bowl for glare-free, controlled down light and well-diffused surround light. ME-H6S-33 �Fi' !n: Kroger’s got something to CROW about... . } UM PRICES t plus 1275 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WIN S1,000-MINKS E-TOP p/ay Double Sweeostakes >•**- FREE lb. Set.. SepNmber 3. 1966 Roasfrite 8-14 Ib. Avg. 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Michiga. avmw � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-09-08.pdf 29f830041a8fa7439d61124460be4158 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, September 8, 1966 New Teachers Welcomed at Rotary Breakfast Picture* of Dennis Dingman .tew at Michigan** State Fair, New members of the Hastings school faculty were welcomed Tuesday when members of the Rotary Club honored them al a breakfast at the Hotel Hastings. arreted by Mayor Franklin C. Supt. of Schools Richard J. Guenther Introduced members of the Board of Education, and ad­ ministrative staff and new facul­ ty member*. Ken Robbe Introduced repre­ sentative* of various civic organ­ izations and Secretary-Manager Russel) Hankins of the Hastings spoke briefly. The Rev. Roger Janke gave the Invocation. Thire persons were killed In pm. NW. 12-27 NUMBER 21 —EDITORIALS— ■ hnt by R.M.C. Although the one-man grand perfectly legal!* th® investigation Jury operating in Wayne County was discontinued. has no direct connection with 'affaire In Barry County, It is of many tn Michigan who will foDow. Interest everywiwre In Michigan. with special interest. the operation I Thu*, the replacement of Judge of the Wayne Grand Jury unde ■ Edward Plggtns who served effec­ new management. tively and 3 Killed in 2-Car Crash At Intersection UPPER PENINSULA SEASON : with distinction by that seemed pretty much politically slanted, gives rise to questions concerning the future of this effort to fight graft. Many remember, for example, what happened when Judge Leland SEASON On Liquor Issue I Electors tn five Barry govern- । mental units are to vote on: "liquor by the glass" at the Nov. 8 general election. County Clerk William Cridler report*. port were tiled. The declaration of U Thant, Petitions calling for a vote on secretary general of the United the question had previously been Nations to the effect that. “I have filed tor the City of Hastings and for Barry and Prairieville, decided not to offer myself tor a Townships. and so leave the Security Council unfettered in Its r —Barry Jury as Juror cm ^one-man grand Jury.;mind former-Pre»ldent Galvin . in the 1940's Investigating corrup- ’ Coolidge's famed statement. "I do Awards.$25,000 Hon In the state government (the I not choose to run." made In 1928 grand Jury on which Kim Sigler when asked by Republican leader* In Damages NOV.N DECA AM.ERLE« DEER 'W HUNTING AREAS served •* special prosecutor*. What j to consider a third term. I A a<rry County C(Mjrl came from. Ihelr college and did .happen? Nothing I For one Neither declaration represent* a jury by a 10-2 vote awarded assignment here follow: Mrs. Judy K. Sharp. Hastings, State Police. ;reason or another (undoubtedly I (Continued on Page 4) L. $25,000 in damages to Peter In a sharp cutback from last year, the Conservation Department is offering about 143,000 Western Michigan University. Jr. __________________________________________ ; Buekema of Sparta Inpermit* his suitfor antlcrlcss deer hunting this fall in the 56 special areas shown above. Upon acene Dead al Hi. Math-Science: arw ’ ugalnsl David F. Ronk. admlnlsbuying 1966 firearm or archery deer licenses, hunters can pick up permit application forms Larry Melendy, Drayton Plains. from the Department’s. Publications Room in Lansing or from some 4,000 dealers through­ Olivet College. High School Lat­ ler, 59, ot Tapper Lake. i »7 Jr z-» «za v v tr w ■ Brennan. in-Social Studies: out the state. They have until September 30 to get their applications completed and Mrs Mary Melendy, Athens. postmarked for return mailing to the Department's Lansing office. Sportsmen are reminded Olivet College. High School Eng­ the Ionia Memorial Hospital. \ JJ about 5 pjn. Friday and the that the permits do no guarantee access to private lands within the antlerless deer area*. lish; According to the report.. Mrs. The appointment of seven new School aL MSU and at Merrill They will still need the O.K. of owners to hunt on these lands. In applying, they should Raymond Shank. Olivet. Hunt­ Henson waa driving south on members to the staff have been ;■ Palmer Institute in In Detroit. note that some antlerless deer areas in the northeastern part of the Lower Peninsula and ington College. Jr. Hish English; M-6fl M-flfl and Mr. uaner Carter was arivnig driving announced thl* .... week o, by Thomas Mri Mrx wucox Wilcox is Is marriemarried . and —-----.has those in southern Michigan are largely made up of private lands. Another point toreCharles Dickson. Kalamazoo. west on M-50. en route home F Howard. Coordinator of Spec- . two teen-age children. Western Michigan (MA). High from Charlotte member is that Livingston County, which embraces areas 50-53, is closed to Sunday ’ ' 1*1 Education from Barn Coun-1 homcbound ftnd hoep|talSchool Counselor; The Carter car *truck the | ly. l2ed WBchcr acu as a liaison be­ Ronk. 66. chief drainage engineer hunting. —Mich. Dept, of Conservation Miss Meria Neeb. Hastings, tween the school and the home for the State Highway Depart­ Western Michigan *MA*. EleMr. Carter's body was taken to (in special education as the new for children that ar* physically ment. was killed In the accident . mentary Art; the Pray Funeral Home at Char- year began Sept. fl. They are pro- unable to attend regular school Mrs Deloris Dipp. Freeport. loUe. Ho was a former resident1 gram* for trainable children and Through this program It is pos­ Western Michigan, Northeastern of-------- •—'--homebound. Charlotte. Mrs. Carter ’s body sible for the children to continue car east on State Road cn route Elementary: Claude Kelly and Roselyn their regular academic training to Lansing from Kalamazoo Miss Kay Stanton. R2 Middle­ while temporarily disabled Thl* when the accident ocurred. ville. Western Michigan. North­ from Caro where they have Is the first year such a program Beukema wo* seriously Injured Tile thouahttulnes* of__ eastern Elementary; been speech eorrectlonlaU tor has been available to Barry in the crash and listed medical Wilkins. R4 Hastings, *n turning j Karl Kleinschmidt. Tecumseh. County schools. ■ In a wallet he found on Aug 28 ' University of Michigan. High Mr. and Mrs. Kidder are gradu­ School Speech; Starting this week, hunter* can brought a lengthy letter of, School bell* w are ringing urm. thta $25,000 In damages. ates of Middleville High School David Wler. Comstock Park, apply (or this fall's antlerless deer thanks from the wife of 1U Thursday for some 3JOO stuBeukema was a passenger In and wild turkey shooting permits, °*'nrr. and Central Michigan University. Hope College. High School Social | dents In the Hastings school dlsBoth are currently working on Ing the trainable retarded chil­ the Brennan car. Studies; the Conservation Department re­ Mra. Frank faaililo of Do| trict and about 2300 youngster* James Oliver. Erie. Eastern master degrees in speech pa- dren at the Barry County ports. trolt wrote The Banner bar ' are being transported by school Special Education School on Michigan University, Junior and .... a ... thank*, and — enclosed $19 bU;, Robert Miller, coordinator M-79 this FaTL Senior High French; should liave their 1M6 supplies They will be serving children Jeffrey Hinman. Hastings. Miss Lipkey received her bach ­ [ principal, reports Wilkins. In both Hastings and Middleville elor's and master's degrees from Western Michigan. Junior High application forms for antlerieaa "Both mv husband and myself j “Hasting* —”------ ‘--------l» operating M bas­ Members of the Barry .County schools Special Education: They are the parents ol two Western Michigan University at will never forget hl* kindness." 1 Sportswomen's Club will cele ­ Kalamazoo. ' g Mrs. Eva Jeane Johnson, Del­ Department license officials re­ children. Mrs. Cnuzilla explained that During her tenure as a teacher. ton. Western Michigan. Junior brate their 20lh anniversary with mind permit hopefuls that they a special "mortgage burning" she and her husband had Just' High English; graduate of Western Michigan Miss Lipkey has taught two year* the Straits and stopped | In Hasting*, children Mrs. Janet Klovanich. Has­ ceremony at their clubhouse at University, has also Joined the In parochial schools. 21 years in te meet application deadlines. Tur- crossed In the town of Moran They Uteri. --------------------------------------------------must go through hazardous areas tings. Youngstown, University. Podunk Lake on Sunday. Sept. rural schools in Barry County Arthur Bteeby. director of Ex­ tn attend attend kindergarten klnrlertmrt^n and and first drove on to Hulbert where he to Northeastern Kindergarten; tension work here, luu an­ Ron comes from Yale, Mich , Another highlight of the day discovered he had lost his wallet, and second grades are being Mrs. Mary Buualda. Hasting*. nounced that a lime lest day is postmarking deer permit appllcaand Is currently doing‘work at Dalton Kellogg School. They searched everywhere but Uwported thl* year, Assisting Miss Lipkey will be to be held on Thursday. SepL .15. Western Michigan, el come Western Michigan University in the public from It noon to 5 Mare Alice Wlndos. also of rural Coordinator Miller said every Corners; speech pathology. is no change from last couldn't find It. so they drove the Miss Jane Crowner. Charlotte. Michigan State University,.Junabout 143 000 available- anllerles* returned to the tavern wh«M safety of children. Bute, eountv Kellogg school. tcrMted are Invited. lor High English; deer permits. I l,,ey had stopped, and learned and local officials have had Ron la married and hl* wife. cation School for the past four Mrs. Ruth Larabee, Hastings. — ...i— -----I that Wilkin* had found the wal- school signs put up. "Achool' Elaine. Is completing graduate years as a teacher assistant. She 301 8. Michigan and ft Prior -----to submitting their entries, Michigan State. Pleasantview wort In mathematics at W.M.U. will aid In transporting the deer permit applicants must first Elementary; » . Mr*. Elisabeth Wilcox of youngsters to and from school x* ouy arenery or nresirm ora u- the <120 It contained, plus drtv- rural schools and cross Mrs. Alina Gabbard. Bellevue, Steeby said the technicians | ellhcr resident or non­ Charlotte has recently Joined well bs assisting with the In­ j roadway*. Hope College. Pleasantview Ele­ the Barry Intermediate Special struction in the classroom The will run two lime tests without resident. Their application* must other credentials mentary; Education Staff as a teacher Special Education School has In charge for all farmers I be mode on .special forms The blinker light . I* now the past been operated by the Mrs. Dorothy Damson. Has­ "This Is a wonderful oppor- BVau>ble at license dealers. They tings. Western Michigan. North- ■ Barry County Association for tunlly for our farmers to have nre t0 be moiled In envelopes prepltallred. eastern Elementary: Mrs. Wilcox received her bach­ Retarded Children. It fs being kpeclal fields tested." Bteeby said. address«i to the Department's I Mrs Jeanne Melsenbach. Has­ elor of science degree In home operated for the first time this He urged all farmers to take ad-1 rinsing office. She added they have 10 ehU-I “> help rulde r«Mgtings, Michigan State <MA*. Funeral services for Cornelius economics and child development Fall by the Barry Intermediate vantage of these tests | Detailed maps of this season's I arrn. dren. ana and naa had sav saved a long time j *cro*’ *be streets. High School English: H. (Nell* Boekeloo, 71. 528 B. from Iowa State University and School District and will be sup­ 8,n ■?alr,nan.Ot.thM special deer hunting areas and to make this trio. Mann'ng the six special cross­ Donald Smith. Hastings <Eng- ;Broadway, who died al 12:30 a.m. Is currently completing work in ported by state-aid and voted ABC office, will be present at all instructions for filling out appli-1 ~ ings will be Mrs. Violet j land lost 4 years*. Michigan Bunday. i Sept 4. at Pennock Hos­ special education at Michigan county millage for the purpose three places to sign up farmer* caUmu afe provided tn the "1964 ter. at Michigan and State. Junior and Senior High ।pital. were held at 4 pm. Tues­ State University. She has held ot special education. for the lime or marl cost-sharing — ——..— -------- - «>— Avenues: Euvene Kidder g Industrial Arts; i day at the Bponable • Glrrbach teaching .positions in Charlotte I In Michigan " o'" Road and Taffee Drive; Miss Constance King. Kalama- ;Funeral Home. Public Schools, the Laboratory Resident and nonresident I wr«wa * County School diagnostician zoo. Western Michigan. High The Rev. Willard H. Curtis of­ 8L Rose Senlot- Club East Street; Walter M^sh. at School Typing; ficiated and burial was In River­ BL Rooo Senior Social Club Fall'* ranks Broadway and Grant: Mriyln Mrs Courtney has been an Richard Horst. Dowagiac, Cen- ।side Cemetery. meet in the school hall Mon­ i Whetstone, at Clinton and K**t elementary teacher In the Lake­ will tral Michigan University, HJgh day, Sept. 12. at 1 pm.' with a 1 Street, and Frank Hyns*. at wood public schools for the past School Bookkeeping. potluck dinner, a short program Their applications are to be subGrant and Michigan Avenue. Hastings students will have a She received her bachelor's de­ provided, followed by card play- nutted on regular four-cent post­ vacation on Thursday and Fri­ Glenn E. Crandall. 70. o' Bra­ Thev will be on duly frog* 4:16 health ing for those who *’Wt cards. On the back side of each denton. Fla . and Pine Lake, was .... .... He was born on April 4, 1895. day. October 13-14. when their gree from Michigan State Uni­ -----------• -----------curd, the applicant: 1* Designates injured fatallv about 105 pm • * ““ J 15 10 ’ 45 P-mthe son of Henry and Anna teacher* attend the Michigan versity and is doing graduate RUMMAGE SALE Die special area where he wants Thursday. Kept. 1. in a two car Parents are requested to IW Education Association Regional work at MSU. (Tamboom) Boekeloo. Episcopal Parish House-Fri- to hunt turkeys: 2) Writes down crash on the Nnrrt* Road In th?1 thelr children follow ths Mrs. Courtnay replaces Miss He was raised In Kalamazoo Institute at Battle Creek. The route* to school, where he married Jessie Rogers dates for the Institute originally Mae Boonstoppel who has re­ day. Sept 16 and Saturday. Sept. hU small game license number. Prairieville Township, according 17. 9 am to 5 pm Hastings including Its number prefig; and to the sheriff's report Bus drivers have received on June 16. 1920. They moved to were announced here as Oct. 20- signed to lake a position with Ib Club —PW ----- — 9/|5 3* Signs his name In ink the Allegan County schools. Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling Hastings shortly after their mar­ Mr Crandall died en route tv 'n*‘nicUon* and physical ag­ On the postage aide of tire card aminations and specific regutaleft Bunday for Hong Kong, riage. io Borze** Hospital In Kala•goes the applicant's home ad­ Mr. Boekeloo was a plumber. Hons for the operation of their traveling through Alaska, then to dress. Completed cards are then His wife died on Nov. 22. 1941. Tokyo »nd then to Hong Kong. to be mailed In envelope* ad­ He is survived by three daugh­ dressed to: .Wild Turkey. Michi­ driving their car. suffered In­ possible by the Gibson Com­ ters. Mr*. Wllda Morgan of Ap­ gan Department of Conservation. furies and was hospitalized at pany of Greenville because of pleton. Wls.: Mr*. Horace CUT OUT AND REMOVE DATE Of KILL Borg ess. Lansing, Michigan 48926 the high sales of Gibson prod­ ।Elaine* Harding of Kalamazoo, MICHIGAN ucts by Bulling'* Appliance and Mrs. William (Janet) Cum­ mings of Pittsburgh. Pa.: eight There are 169 person.* making grandchildren; three great onto the Ford Rond when her! ’ the trip, which is Just 200 miles grandchildren, and two sister*. short of half-way around the Mrs. William Carson and Mrs. driven bv Thoms* H. Sharp. 17. Margaret Camburn of Kalama­ world. h3 Middleville, who was travelThe Bulling* will travel by Jet zoo. and a dear friend,'Dorothy Funeral services for John 'ng south. In the same plane with Mr. and Goodtnough. Francisco, 86. of 629 8 Michigan. Mrs Charles Gibson of Green­ Carlton Homecoming Crandall car in time to avoid the ville. Tiie Bulling* were In Hong Carlton- Orange will bort their Funeral services for Orville accident Both cars went off the Deer Kill ■ Cookie* E Cook. 64. 711 E. southwest side of the road. Sharp Kong last year when they made, homecoming Bunday. Sept 25, Thursday al the Leonard-Osgood their trip around\ the world. Grand, who died at 6:15 am was not seriously hurt. Funeral Home. The Crandalls formerly owned The Rev. George Elliott ts to the drug store -t Middleville. official" and bu-lal will be In held at 3.30 pm this Thursday If token under permit, give Areo No. at the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home. POINTS ON RIGHT ANTLER POINTS ON I EFT ANTLER The Rev George Elliott Is to officiate and burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Barry Special Education Staff Has 7 New Members Hunters Can Apply Now for Special Permits Hastings Schools Open Thursday For 3,800 Pupils Poging Diogenes i Sportswomen to Mark Jubilee; Burn Mortgage Invite Barry Farmers to Lime Test Clinics Neil Boekeloo Dies Sunday at Pennock Hospital “ “"'Past fast Middleville i Druggist Killed In 2-Car Crash Teachers' Institute Set for Oct. 13-14 The Bullings On Wonderful Hon fl Kong Trip s 1966 Resident Archery A 139002 DEER TAG backward glances ned from tbc Banner filo Ten visiting PfioU based at the Charlotte airpark flew here today for an InspecUon of atr faclUUa* here. The pilots and their guests will be entertained at a buffet dinner by the Bachelders, after which they will re­ Twenty-nlne Pennock hospital turn to the neighboring city be­ guilds contributed 81378.49 In fore dark. cash for various projects and In addition considerable merchan­ dise and much time during the In an effort to relieve traffic and parking congestion on Main John Hewitt, the chairman, re­ street on Saturday* and spacial ported. Ungs have decided not to part their own cars on the main Attorney Eugene F. Black. Port Huron, Republican nominee for attorney general. wlU be among, During th* past year, pupils in the O.O P. party notable* sched­ w rural Mhool* mad* civic work uled to add res* the four-county rally of Republican Women at the Harting* Country Club next BACKWARD GLANCES. Thursday. ' It Is estimated that more than 7.000 Barry County boys and girls will be returning to their schools this week, a record number. John Francisco, Cabinet Maker, Dies Tuesday Orville Cook Dies Tuesday; Rites Thursday Barbara Klein Asst. Librarian At Lake Forest Thi* is the Conservation Department's answer to public outcries over the growing problem of illegal kill* during Michigan's deer Seasons. It is the state's new deer tag which replaces the old, in­ creasingly mis-used in etaJ *Cal. The more 'ihe.itproof” tag has this one standard formal but bears different colors for different deer license* (i.c: resident archery, nonresident .firearm, etc.). It is designed literally to "cut out" the potential violator's chances of getting away with on illegallykilled deer. Upon downing a deer, the hunter must specify the date of kill, the sex of hi* animal and, if a buck, the number of points on it* antlers. Conservation officer* will enforce thi* "cut-out” requirement to the "T”. In the center space shown above, each successful hunter must also write the location of hi* kill to help fame men pinpoint where whiterail* are taken. With the information side facing out, the tag is to be lied around the front leg of the deer before the animal N moved from the point of kill. In doing thia, two 12-inch or longer length* of cord or fine * €NP5 AN07/£ hl* death. He was bom In Allegan on j Jan. 23, 1902, the son of Albert •'t. has been appolntkl assistant rtad Irma Yargrr of Carlton and Emma <Simmons* Cook He 'Ibrartnn — -- -— 1 attended school In A*l»"an worked for ithe Burdick Hotel, and Armmtroul Grocery Stores librarian. in Kalamazoo before coming to Miss Klein 1 Hastings about 1938 where he I Food Center. I He also worked for the Has[ Ungs Country Club and Pen­ S-hool. University of Michigan, creek and Mrs. Lunt Campbell nock Hospital before purchasing the Home Restaurant on E State Light Scholarship for Summer Baumhoff of Sparta and Street in 1951 study abroad at the Univeralta She provided by tbc hunter--are to has been children's 11- in addition to nt* wife, he U survived by a step-daughter. Mrs Mary's School In Lake Forest Joe (Edith) McClurkln of Has­ She la a member of the Amarttings; three grandchildren: on •”) Library Association and ths great grandchild, and a sister ’,'brary Administrators' Council Mrs. Ethel Horn of R2 Delton. if Northern Illinois, children'* llvislon. cnee J. Bauer American Legion She Us the daughter of Mr. and �V 1 Jack Simpson, Retired Builder, Dies Saturday Cloverdale - Hope Priscilla Arnold. daughter of the Willard Arnolds, has return­ ed to Taylor University. Mrs Elisabeth Martin Is ex­ pecting a guaat this week from Uw Angeles. Calif, Mrs. Margue­ rite Rctu, who waa a former __ school friend and also a teacher to friend of Mrs. Marlin'*. By Un. Stopha Onool TstowtaM GU »0M It •tftaa daughter on Aug. X. * MIm Con­ nie DoJtou began her M^avof —-------- ----------- I teaching on Tumday. She to teachQty. who spent tome Ume here Ing vocal music In grades from Funeral aarrioo far John I HERE ARE YOUR 4th WEEKS WINNING NUAABERS . . . CHECK THESE AGAINST THE GREEN CARD YOU PICKED UP LAST WEEKI PLAY THESE NUMBERS IN ANY SEQUENCE ON YOUR GREEN BINGO CARDI GAME NO. FOUB green GREEN CARD _-------------------- CARD CONGRATULATIONS! TO OUR 3rd WEEKS ‘JACKPOT* BINGO* WINNERS! West Woodland Byt'ldar SJmm in an uem m ctit rcuer last week about the family gathering on RunHav at t>w hnme ot Mr 9 ** JACKPOT BINGO WINNER ($200.00 Cwsb) Mn. F. Mock Smith $100.00 Winner—Mrs. Harb Maier OTHER WINNERS: FOOD PLEASURE’ WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN BY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1966 Ute SUooaed U4.DA. INSPECTED ski waa formerly Hitler’s hideout. The tea-room to now open to tourists and to exquisite! It was built by igTAOOJXD) and given to Hitler as a birthday present. Martie, brass man. Kenneth Wolfe, and wife. SWIFT PREMIUM - Freshly Sliced through Michigan. Wisconsin, North Dakota. Montana, ti trough Glacier National Park. Alberta. Saskatchewan. Manitoba and On­ tario. In al! this driving they did not see a single accident and ob­ served that the worst drivers they encountered anywhere were right Iasweselii ^FRYING CHICKENS^ F?OT2? ?27) M BONELESS STEW MEAT HAROLD 69k Chicken Breasts SLICED BACON 89k 59r — ROASTING CHICKENS m n,. *vo .. IOlb J WV are already in Barry County JELLY ROLLS T educational system la func­ tioning once more in an effort to help our Democracy become more efficient as the portunity for those who hare no. or little education la fast diminishing. In this great 14b., 3-or. to 14b., 5V4 ox. Pkgs. PILLSBURY "69 LIMIT ONE BOX CAKE AAIXES tor anyone not obtaining enough education to help him to obtain the fine things BOLD ox. wt. can BREAST 0' CHICKEN 3 5 89 ZION FIG BARS 29 2 ROMAN . . . 3< Off BLEACH u25‘ SPARTAN REG 0R DRIP COFFEE 66 HE 3 ^ ’1 Limit 2 Packages 69k CHEESE PIZZA . . 4 S ’1 OVEN-FRESH 7 VARIETIES BONELESS BRISKET CHUNK TUNA 4 ~ $1 PET-RITZ PIES With CHEF BOY-AR-DEE STARTS TODAY FROZEN SMELT Coupon Below LUNCH MEAT Chocolate MILK 19‘ APPLE OR PEACH . . . FROZEN rot nu aoTiiuaii... > k k EVERY WEDNESDAY... W BRAND . . . PAN READY twin nttMiuM PESCHKE . . . MANY VARIETIES WAYNI • LEAN CUBES OF BEEF Get Double S & H Green Stamps COUNTRY FRESH . . . QUART CTN. 69k PROTEN CHUCK STEAK WITH RIM ATTACHED . . . HYING HYGRADE CORNED BEEF SCHOOL PROTEN ^Qc BEEF LIVER JT*- SWIFT PREMIUM - BLADE CUTS n49c CHICKEN LEGS THIS WEEK'S JACKPOT BINGO IS WORTH $200.00 TO THE WINNER! BE SURE TO PICK UP A GOLD CARD FOR NEXT WEEK*? JACKPOT BINGO GAME .... I GRADE 'A' WHOLE from the hotel window and 1 .68 70 76 78 84 86, ^8 90 96 9£ CENTER A 4 18 6 12 14 24 26 28 30 NUMBERS r 36 38 TO PLAY 40 42 bw 144 „ L 56 58 w 64 66 16 "TASTES LIKE IT COSTS MORE HI 4,000 BEANS BETTER •2 4/ 59/ I DETERGENT 1 HAIR SPRAY ... 10c Off! HIDDEN AAAGIC 7-fl.. ONE-A-DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS V 69c J VA1UTHI 14. IM M. Hr PILLSBURY <11; Cake Mixes *4/ BOLD rQ< DETERGENT 3“ LIMIT 3 PXOf. WITH THU COUPON LIMIT 1 BOX WITH THU COUPON WITH COUPON BELOW �Maple Valley to It1*!'"**’ Area Residents 1 .. , J School Staff Plans Vote MondayI 'Future Activities Greet President The staff of the Pilgrim HollOn School Plan !' In Battle Creek ■r A special election will be hrid “urT"y on ,thc' Powe‘1 RoB* Monday. Sept 13. regarding the M“lda> pvcnln« Battle Creek on Monday among reorganization of school dis- I Thirty enjoyed the pothick the estimated 40,000 persons who tricte in the Eaton Intermediate ■ supper and formulated plans far turned out to welcome President .^P.c’ v*llc*’ Plexors are one Improvement of the literature one of the President-* two Labor of 28 districts eligible to vote on used waa dbauwed and daily Day speeches he gave in Mlchlthe propodtion. . vocation Bible school was planTmo_■_ _______ _ ______ •__ i._ In hl* address at the Battle Creek Sanitarium. President Plan for the Eaton Inter- ' It was decided to have the Johnson committed his adminis­ mediate Kchool District be annual Thanksgiving supper tration to a program of check­ adopted?” 1—■- ----ing population increases in un­ If this vote carries in the en­ derdeveloped countries. tire voting area there will cnly. He described the population be the public school districts । providing educational programs moat preutog problems." in grades K-12 effective July 1.1 Mr. and Mr* Eugene Taylor 1907. The high school districts He praised Rep Paul H. Todd. In the Eaton Intermediate DLs- and family of Lansing were Bun- Jr., a Democrat from Michigan's trict include Eaton Rapids. Homer Bartlett. * George Piper Third District which includes Grand Ledge. Charlotte. Potter- Is at St. Lawrence Hospital with Barry County, for helping break v'lle. Bellevue. Olivet and Maple down old taboos on this subject a fractured pelvis suffered in a and succeeding, us a freshman Valley. full from a ladder nt the home Congressman, in getting both The poll* will be open from 7 houses of Congress to approve am. to 8 pm. Tliov registered dectora living in the former Brandon Shade and Alice. * a measure designed to tackle the problem. Nashville school district will vote Jean Scott, a student at U. of President Johnson, with his at the Kellogg Elementary build­ ing which is the former Nash­ end with tier mother. Mrs. Aud­ wife. Lady Bird, by his side, spoke about war. inflation and ville High School building. Ths rey Scott. public health. icgUtered electors of the Mayo Mr. and Mrs Max Sharp and HLs Labor Day tour also in­ Sclwol District will vote at the grandson, of Morley and Mr. and cluded stops in Detroit. Dayton, same locution. Mrs. Paul Erb of Grand Rapids Columbus and Lancaster. Ohio. Registered elector* living in were Bunday dinner guests of Johnson was the first president the former Vermontville School Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erb. * Mr. to visit Battle Creek since Presi­ District will vote u the Maple­ and Mrs. Dan Hickey caJled on dent Taft in 1911. wood multipurpose rooms The Glenn Morris, a patient at the registered elector* of the North Ionia Hospital Sunday. * Mr. tennlal anniversary of the Knlamo district will also be vot­ and Mrs Ernest Frantz of Sun­ Sanitarium, an institution the ing nt the Maplewood buildings. field and Mrs Carl Olerman All the votes for the election visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frants will be tabulated together There- of Houghton Heights Wednes­ day. * Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Tor­ health. In her graceful little speech, involved will dKermlnr the ap­ rey were Sunday dinner guest* of proval or failure of the proposi­ Mr. and Mrs. Irvcn Burges* of Lady Bird recalled that she had gone to Battle Creek as a girl of tion. I Portland. 11. accompanying her aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Forrret Ander­ Effie Patlllo. who underwent Mr. and Mrs. C C Higbie have son of Union City, Ind., and Mrs. treatment at the Sanitarium. returned from a trip In the Ruth Peterman were Tuesday Mr*. William James of 233 Lake Superior area taking the Charles, was among those at the Circle Drive on the north side. Marion Shade of rural Lowell. * San who had the opportunity to They visited Mrs Celeste Barbn- The Recreation Club met Thurs­ shake President Johnson's hand. covl at Bessemer and Mr. and day with Nnocnl Neeb. Lecha Mrs. 1*11111 Donnelly at Marinette, dub will meet with Nellie Cur­ tis tn 8<-p;cmbcr with Lera Stephens as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keeler, David Wayne Martz. 2-monthold son of Wayne and Sally motid Keeler (Phelps) Martz of Freeport, was found dead tn his crib Monday on north Broadway. Mr. and Mrs Donald Bearup morning from fulminating pneu­ and family and Mrs Lewis monitis. Death occurred about 4:30 am. B.-arup of Elsie were Tuesday Lake Odessa Freeport Infant Dies in Crib Under The Dryer [Hastings 1966-67 School Calendar | personal Mention Ail School Enrol Insant* — • * A... an ‘—■ , MEA Regional Inatttate —a ar --------------. 5Wed.. Sept 7 -—Thnre, Sept. 8 Yoenuuia .Thureday and Friday. Oct. 13 Final Exams: Elementary Students only: I THE HASTINGS BANNER—J The Weather | Saturday evening gusto ot —- mI. mra nua. jvh* । „ tier slater, Mr. and Mr*. John »«Pj- ’■ and family of Rich- , and 14 Und, srpt’ rnirr »nrf Mr ano and Mrs Mrs uuantDuane rove and ■■ ang of Lap..xjr. ”*pu Richard VanWie spent th- High Low n Sa Prvcip. 5 3 b- . Name Circuit Court Jurors _________________ _ _________ rt I the September term of Barry. , । County Circuit Court w h 1 c K t t • opens Monday. ’' * & Tdcli Arnsgdallna McLeod and Nir Babcock and Harold Cate, BaltiShop at Gun Lake Bill Christie reported to the | of his parents. Mr. and Mr*. S’z/yW/p Orville VanWie, returning to *-’»*«« East Lansing Monday evening Teacher Planning Day Spring Vacation: Cioav Hiur*, 3:45 pjp. March 23. Open Monday. April 3 Baccalaureate:------- --------------- - -------- ------ Sunday, 3:M pm, June Second Semester Finals: Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. June 5, 6. -8:80 p.m., Friday, June 9 Commencement (West Gym): Ing on a sacrifice fly by Coach i Bernie Oom The Bliss Is also playing In the Zeeland Class B tournament Their first game, set for last Friday, was rained out and they have been J re-scheduled to play al 8 pm T Saturday against Heyboer Pon­ - lilac of Fremont. If they win, The E. W. Bliss Softball team ____ r I Bliss__________________________ will play al 8 pm. Tuesday will battle for the Class O cham- against the Holland VFW entry, planship at the Moline Invitational lonal ' - ------- ------------------------------Tournament a( 7:45 pun. this Ilf"* 1 Thursday playing the Pratt JiW- llfS. UlllCh •Iry team from Scottville. vhivh Bliss Battles Scottville for Moline Crown Mrs.TfficIi the Cole Family from Grand I I Date ' A... al Dies Friday At Facility The Coles had won the Byron ’ I Funerak. services for Mrs Ida Center Class C tourney. . Mae Ulrich. 88. R5 Hostings, Hastings, who Bart Bcurdo of Orangeville la died Friday morning, Sept. 2. at scheduled to start an the mound the Medical Facility, were held for the Bliss aggregation with At 2:30 pm at the Henton-Smith Hastings High Coach Ernie Strang ' Funeral Home at Delton. catching. The Rev. Marclus Taber offici­ The Bliss team Wednesday of ated and burial was in the Brush last week defeated the Hudsonville Ridge Cemetery. Merchants. 6-3, to reach the finals. Mrs. Ulrich was born on April 28. 1878, near Shultz, the daugh­ achieving his third victory In the ter of Selah <Sid» and Anna Moline tournament which started Thomas' with 38 teams. She married Albert Ulrich on Bourdo slruckout 15 HudaonNov. 10, 1891. the first couple t)M- Summer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appel- Barry County sheriffs office I that the Saddle A Tack Shop at into Canada and around Lake Gun Lake had been burglarized 1 Superior to Duluth. Minn. They sometime betwren 6.30 pm. Sal- . traveled 1,800 miles. It 1* a won­ urday and noon Monday. Sept. 5. derful sight seeing trip. Articles taken included 12 to Visiting Che Marland Jays over 15 horse blankets valued at 8350 each, two saddles, one worth 8171 rlstcr and husband. Mr. and Mrs and the other 488. two leather Sam Heeler of Huntington. Ind. collars and bridle worth 118 Mrs Tina Beckwith was a guest of Mrs. Florence Wing of’ one bridle st 85. Officers are mvestigsUng. Mr. mid Mrs Clarence Miller spent from Thursday until Mon­ day at the Forrest Bennett cot- Mrs Robert Giese of Levittown. N Y. on Saturday. Sept. 3. The Guests over du- weekend of little fellow has been named Mark Mrs. William Linington were her Lxiuis and his grandpermts. Dr brother and wife. Mr. and ilrs and Mrs. Everett Phelps, are with Leon OUs of Mason with friends the Giese family and assisting from Ohio, Together they visited with the care of the new arrival's Mr. and Mrs William Lentz ot little slater. Beth. ' Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Heoallp* en Shelbyville. Hie Dr. Robert Cary family route home to Worlds, visited the visited the Dr. Bruce Pryor fami- Harry Burkes for several days the nard R. Bhultz, Barry. Hugh Pelghner and Richard Mason. Castleton; Richard Landon arul Robert Vandenburg. Carlton. Stamm. Hastings Township! John Arnold and Elmer Anders’. Hope; Laurence Fuhr and How­ ard Thaler. Irving: Rudolph Soya and Galen Bristol. Johns­ town; Theodore McKelvey and Merton Tobias. Maple Grove; Homer Norman and Thomaa Hayward. Orangeville; J. F. Michael and Mrs James Pultan. Prairieville; Jack Patten and Eason Parker. Rutland: William Stehouwer and Duane Peterson. Thomapple; Bruce Eckardt and Fred Geiger. Jr. Woodland; Richard McKlbbln and Donald Haight. Yankee Springs; Clifton Wellman. Harry Shute. Jack AJlerdlng and Glenn Perkins, Has­ tings City. Mrs Ed Paulsen. Mort Nichols' daughter, and.Mrs. Fred Henney the holiday weekend. ■ The* Richard Shuster family _. ot the —-----------------------------------------Homer Smith* at their cabin' Nichols to the Bridge on Labor spent the holiday weekend with near Grayling over the Labor Day their parent* at Cutie Park. weekend. IN HASTINGS home run In the flfth inning with Harry and Dirk Hudson on Counly Courthouse. They were married by Alonza E. Keneston, justice of the peace. George Flgel had clouted a four- I Mrs. Mr»- Ulrich ulr,eh was a member of bagger with Horry Hudson on base •lhe Flrst Methodist Church in in the Uiinl Inning. Art Olson I Petoskey. They moved to Petosscored lhe load's other run. *cor- ke> B,ld ‘P™1 uboul 30 | there before returning to Hm~ ’tings in 1927. ‘ ’ They had lived at Little Pine More About- evening, apparently in good i Mr. Ulrich died on Oct. 14. Bernard Johnson. health. | 1958. A/C William E. Chapman,' He wa* born In Hastings on Backward Glances Mrs. Ulrich is jrvlved by a rn>. ■■■■'•'• OTAC. J„„, 11“™' A. F. 16807205, Box Continued from Page Ona | three daughters. Mrs. Harvey FTR. WO. 1PAC-A1., ■~<A- pIn addition to his parents, he < Sadie > Hill and Mrs Nelson San Francisco. Calif., 96320. Is survived by two brothers. Kev­ iLeetai Hulbert, both of Battle Airman Chapman was home on in. 5. and Terry. 34; a sister. have for six weeks before flying Kimberly. 14 months; his mater­ to Vietnam. He arrived in Lake nal grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. entries but this week announced7 **“ Odessa July his ---------former- Larry Phelps of 416 E. Williams: the four winners as follows: First eh,*d"n' tL, 1 ------—- 1. from ------------T base Elgin Field. Fla During his, his paternal grandparents, Mr. - Bernice Ferri*. King School jnd tuo leave he visited his grandmother, I and Mr*. Levi Martz of Iroquois Pauline Bemnger. teuher; ^d^.V^k.5 wSS Trail, and qj»t«J— ’------- ‘ Mrs. W. Matthews of Chicago. । -------------hl* hl* maternal ‘great grandmother*. MB Bln WoA , a brother. Loriui Tirana.-, of. visiting Interlochen, of Pontiac and Mu. PhattA < B>tkA rBUron. A son. Viator. dled^ Island anil Tnhijua- of Ionia. School, Arabelle Bivens, teacher; in 1045 nt Petoskey. menon Falls Graveside services were to be Pou r th— Johanna Raven th aa, | held at 10 a m. this Wednesday Friend Schoo). Ruth Garllnger. held the annual picnic of the at the Freeport Cemetery with Lakeside Barracks and Auxiliary the Rev. Morris Borgman offici­ at their home Saturday evening. ating. 40 Year* Ago Patrick Hodges of Hodges JewMr and Mrs. Bernard John­ A. K. Prandsen landed a wall eiry store here was elected secLeonard Llpdconh. a former son spent last week on vacation I eyed pike while Ashing on Wall Qnd vice president of the Michiresident, uhderptat major surg­ Lake this week that weighed f Jewelers Association DlvlMr. and Mrs. Fred Berndt spent ery at the Lakeview HtMptUl tn pounds and 10 ounces. It was 1 Of the Michigan Retailers the weekend as guests of Mr. and Battle Crtwk Monday. His room beauty, hut A. K. wasn’t too latlon al the annual con■ Mrs. Ford Welsh of Mt. Pleasant. number to 38. ■ happy about It because he said vention held Aug. 27-29 at Boyne Mr. and Mr*. Wanui Rnwjey Saturday the two couples drove to the Wayne Kemler farm and family of Hasting* *p*ot Dearborn was named president. northwest of Alma to are the the weekend. ciHnpUig at MusAt the annual meeting of the ke«nn • • ~ । LAB. of Che First Baptist old f.x-hloned harvesting and Church here at the home of Mr. thrrMung machinery and anti­ and Mrs. Bandeen last week, the ques of all kinds. * Mr. and have the following officer* were elected for th* coming year: Mr*. Ad­ daughter, Tamara, were Sunday latest cock. president; Mr*. Hawkins, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. vice president; Mr*. Hathaway, Paul Klndlnger at Hillsdale. In pattern* secretary; Mrs. LaPayette,asslstthe afternoon they visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klndlnger and treasurer: Mrs. Smith, assistant family ot Reading. treasurer; Mrs. Johnson, chori*(Armstrong with < Peg Preston Use Yow Charge Card Buy Several— Name Pat Hodges ‘2nd Vice President Just as good care Is neces«ary In keeping the luilr well groomed, a good cut is needed to give it shape and line. Cutting also gets rid of dried end* and patches that have grown In too thick. But don’t attempt to cut your own . . . You start In­ nocently enough and the next thing you know, you are hacking away, and the danuigv is done. legals Why don’t you try our new lime saving color machine? The results are lovely I Tommy Engle of Newberry has been visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Rose Engle and Mrs. Georgia Gregory, and Mrs. Katie Engle and son. Henry, were here and Tommy returned home with Ui«n. Mrs. Clyde Bchlffman of Mid­ dleville and Mrs. Roy Oaks spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ liendvrihmi RulMIng ley Burroughs of Three Rivers. Peg’s Beauty Bar Styling 6- Wig Service Phone 945-3382 PV1U0ATI0M OBDBB 81.u at Mkhl<». I ly el Berry Xa U.Sr.i LINOLEUM Gardner Bennet has purchased 1 the Hastings Buick Garage of; A ben Johnson. Mr. Bennet states that he will carry on the same policies that have made this business a lucoess here. It will be i a matter of pleasure to know I that Bill Taffee will continue in' charge of th* repair department and Al Allison In the vulcaniz­ ing department. At the meeting of the Barry' week, the member* expressed । hearty support for the candidacy L THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET every BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. Dedicated to Serving torney genera! of Michigan Pharmaceutical Needs with All Precision NOTICE Rutland Township PUBUOATIO* OMU HUI, at Uirhle.e. I Hautala Due to new State Health Dept. rules and regulations calling for six inches of fill, bulldozing and hiring of pj on KOIIB mi*, sun if. Hat'ias*. Mlchlsu. prior Fight Illness Your registered pharmacist fills your doctor's prescription exactly a full time attendant at th* dump, is the more Acrilan* scramble-stitch making the cost prohibitive for the sweaters... the merrierl start at Township to maintain a dump. All resident, of the Township, can use os specified, to help him help you Vern (Hop) Neil's Dumping grounds to better health. across from Leach Lake on North GARDNER'S no w. Sm. Mi. 945-2134 n» top (or a swingy all-over look! Our scramble-stitch knits have a definite knack for fashion teamwork! They're all carefree Acrilan" acrylic in lhe grooviest of colors from posh pastels to ultra-brights.. .even ivy-look tweeds I ThtJ price is very right. Sizes 34 to 42. Broadway. RUTLAND TWP. BOARD Mary Linderman, Clerk A. Shori-tleav* slipon in all the lights, bright!, tweed J. 4.98 i!iyheoih*r-lone!,deepi,lw**di. 3.98 C. V-neck cardigan in powder, navy, neat tweeds. 5.98 Open Every Day 9 A.M. 'til 5:30 P.M. Friday Nita 'til 9 �I' Public Forum I EDITORIAl After all. M cant rightfully world are willing to surrender Important areas of their national organization, such as lhe UN— open to lhe slightest mUlntcrpre- eventualities not likely to be reforaeeable future! GO change let all of us citlsens stand up and be proud of KwtmsrmeMitfc Coolidge would probably have re- llic only organisation In U»e world draft. But with Herbert Hoover meet and talk freely. It should not be abandoned unUl something bet­ serve. Coolidge waa not recalled ter comet into being os a suixitl-' hope that U Thant's statement reaont an Oriental disinclination means that he will accept a draft to couch a firm intent in outspoken dUrwraecL Or it may signify his slmi£r qualifications standing GHOCT rMP-<K aDOHDWV, OKRA QUVTSPOrAAiiI/M7W9 _ — ... ANDtDOmtOM»tva» ■ tM/UYFP. /-EB9 THW rHb aR&ioFiwta:: ■ •al co aULONGS REMAIN tuU C/. THS AREA BECAME A &TATE HARK /N /OS9. glon request to France for suitable mernoratc the 50th Anniversary of mains mostly a debating club for diplomat*. In this respect, it fol­ low* in the footsteps of lhe illfated League of Nations that served tn a similar capacity between World Wars I and n. However, it French aoll during World War I, Prime Minister Georges Pompidou sent the following courteous reply: "Tlie French govenunart Is It­ self also anxious to commemorate this anniversary which It con­ siders as one of tbc most impor­ tant among those that have made JomaU keep talking, the danger of Uie history of Franco-American friendship." A nice statement and undoubt­ edly well tntentloned. However, it The Hastings Banner is to be regretted that a bit of Uie amicable sonUments expressed Official Action of the Hastings City Council ESPECIALLY IM WOODED AREAS. THE DANGER CF car deer COLUGION E74ST0 -THROUGH­ OUT ALL OF MICHIGAN. - Bring 'em back alive* together and atop forwarding our money to Eaton County and build a Jail building on the Court House ground. We will not be alone, to have the Jail on the Court House ground, in lhe said manner. We will save consider­ able money for Uie Taxpayer. I bear in mind that the taxes are plenty high now. We have noticed that a Gen­ tleman from Nashville had an article In your paper in regards to lhe whereabout* lhe Jail should be built and he la not alone. There are many with lhe sama idea—precisely. Also let us bear in mind what happened in Marshall. The Sheriff crippled for help, nhorthanded. a man die* whom without question would be living today. Our Po­ lice and Sheriffs Depts, are for­ ever short of help, the wages are under pay. Yet we have many positions in our State which are overpaid and they do not have to face bullet*— (think it over). Citizen Mo.M l>, KrT.Srt.1 East Doud Governor of Michigan Award.” presented annually to the Michigan State football play­ er who is voted moat valuable by his teammates, has gone to an offensive back every year since 1959. ( By Mrt. Lloyd Owen Mr. and Mrs. William and . n,7"n'a7„ children from Naahvlllo were1 •<i>liiion*i The airman recently completed; Caledonia. supper gucsta nt the Lloyd Owen* I' basic training Bl LACKUina az-b. | Mrs. lerrance ueweera aim • । <. nimitt Tex. His new school Is part of inn. Jeffery of Kalamazoo and ; ““ |«*"1’4. the Air Training Command Mrs Carolyn DeWrerd of MidDelton V‘ urday ago. * Sunday. Aug. 28 UPHOLSTERING . Lake and his uncle and aunt • Pickup sad DeliveryMr. and Mra. Donald D. Murphy. ated from Hasunga High School John DeWecrd. : rMkend with Mr Mr»Hammond in 1964 and attended Ferris’ ir.ikcs*spent tlie • Many Semples. ON® HONORED AND undercut and injure the United R1 Hastings, completed a heli­ State College at Big Rapids. ’ ’ copter repair course at the Army States everywhere in the world. Transportation School, Fort EusTHE FURNITURE President De Gaulle la one of rnigoatmoN lhe outstanding personages on the » Kaumrau. luos Mr.; “ ““J™1''• BUILDING scene today — make no mistake repair and maintenance of the Army's cargo and troop-carrying By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg I Butlcr’"Tn<L^Tiw "'Mi^M ’ Ruth about that. He 1*. however, a helicopters. Mrs. Dunne Hamilton from US B«*<k st. JS5-1II. nlMj shoron Kauffman of Clark*Phone 374-3523 single-minded patriot rather than 8p/4 Keith Newton of the' nlle and Ted Claytomb of Grand Rushville. Hl., and Cherry To­ Marine Officer Candidate Jef­ Niki Army Ab- Force Base at I Rapids. a leader of world vision, bent on bias from Hinds District, called frey L. Spoon, son of Mr. and restoring the International power I * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore and prestige that once belonged Jettmcn. a student at Michigan epent Friday evening, Aug. 26. at I Howell Newton. * Sunday din­ almost exclusively to France — State University, hiu been gradu­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ tlie Basil Tobias in tlie Hind1. much as Mussolini, prior to World ated from the senior class of the well Newton were Mr. and Mra I District. * Mrs. Crystal .Sapp | Quantico Marine Corps School* supper Wax II. attempted to ape the conitrucUoa. '*350. glories ot ancient Rome. Mussolini Col. Clifford F. Qulllcl. chief of of Nashville and Mrs. Ruth Saturday. Aug. 27. a Mr. and, MICHIGAN I-REB8 BEaVUCX. It, fulled. De Gaulle's effort to pro­ staff, Marine Corps ^Educational Blown, local. Callers were Mr. SEPT. and Mrs. Howell Mingus and Center, reviewed Che seniors who Keith CiuUTcca in the Star Dis- i ject his nation back into a long successfully completed their sec- Linda of Ann Arbor. * Mr. and i. *1.000, Lrict on Quimby Road. Thursday.1 departed era is likewise futile — • Aug. 25. * Mr. and Mra. Larry f AMiaiCAM NiwtFArra even though it may cause tempo­ which leads to a commission os a airaUlNTATIVt* Im. arre r — n.-r. si« a Arnold and children at Um ded the : day. They were lunch guests of WjF AHmI* • CMug* • DMt* rary doubt and trouble among the second lieutenant in the Marine Mr. and Mrs. Joe ftadlcy of the । Mkkusn. isoo'Ltorttieaa mu coo-1 Sllas picnic st Charlton Pork on | Corps Reserve upon completion of 1 Aug. 20. Logan area. * Mm. Ruth Bloom 1 •—— NATIONAL NEWSFAFtt.,^ friend, ot France and two aix-wcek summer training pe­ riods and graduation from college, For Banner Classified Ads V&/ I AS&bcAAT MLN undoubtedly will again after -The I Is designed to provide the Marine guest of Mrs. Cletus .Wieland of •'' • Corp* with an onlely Influx of Lqgan. Call Wl 5-3481. 156.950 Mrs. Stephen Miller of Pleas­ trained young officers. ant Valley spent Thursday wllji A former Hastings boy. Estlc Mrs Ruth Bletun. *,-Sunday R. D. Engle. Jr, who moved with luncheon guest* of Mra Ruth Carpels belong in lhe kitchen his parents; Rev. and Mrs. Estle Bicam were Mr. and Mrs Howel^ When you suffer a serious loss Engle, to Newberry in 1960. is Mingus and daughter. Linda of j stationed in Vietnam. R. D. en­ ... when the going get* rough listed in February. 1966..for three Bkedgtll and George Jr., of, ... it's then that our services years. He received his basic at Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your to you, as our client, become Fort Knox. Ky, then attended the Reser and daughter. Cheryl of kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKING Quartermaster School at Fort Lee. Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd a really meaningful part -of carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a Va., specializing in cooking, anil Novlsky and children of Lowell. cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical your insurance protection. was honor graduate of his class Mr. and Mrs. Howell Newton as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance You can count on us to be in and family and Lyle Livingston your Following a furlough at home, he and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. of Pleasant Valley. * Mr. and | went to Fort Dlx. N. J., and from your comer... to help with Their rich decorator shades enhance any color there he left by plane on July 21 Mrs Muri Hostetler were last' claims proHems and other difscheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with for the war zone. He la now sta­ Monday guests <>! Mr and Mrs. WHEN THE GOING flcuWes connected with your sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No tioned about 21 mile" from Qul Ervin Mishler of St. Johns. * Nhom on the coast of China Sea. Mr. and Mra. Muri Hostetler loss ... to look after your crying over spilled milk or broken dishes! GETS ROUGH He is first cook, prepares the main visited Mr and Mrs. Franklin interests. Don’t lake our word dishes and oversees the prepara­ Burges and family of Jack«on tion of the other food. Although and Mr. and Mra Art Ketchum for It. Come ipill lonesome and at times somewhat of Mason-from Tucaday UH Satfor yourtelf homesick, he says he is coming along fine. He reports the day­ Murl Hostetler were Bunday din­ time temperature at 140‘ to 160' ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo where he is. R. D.. who graduated Hostetler and son, Ron, of Alto, from Newberry High School in Mr. and Mrs Al Barnard and 123 West Stole Street, Hostings Phone Wl 5-5118 1965. is the grandson of Mrs Kart children spent the weekend with Engle. Sr.. and Mrs. Georgia Greg­ Mrs. Marjorie Moore of Clare. * ory. both of Hastings HLs father Mr. Ralph Moore. Gary Kidder has been pastor of the Pilgrim and son, Rory' and Roger Kid­ Holiness Church at Newberry the der spent the weekend in north­ past six year*. He has two broth­ ern Michigan. They walked the ers. Henry and Timothy, at home. Mackinac Bridge Monday * Mr. Hts address is: and Mra Tom Owen and fam­ ily and Miss Kathy Devries spent Sunday until Monday night on 578th Signal Co. and Mrs. Tom Owen spent from Wednesday through Friday visit­ ing Niagara FalLs in Canada * Peter and Ivah Eckman of R2 Hos­ Mr. and Mra Harold Price and tings. lias arrived in listings with children were Monday dinner Strictly rfrom innsvillc, Shapely's authentic new button­ his Wife, Ramona, and daughter guests of his parents. Mr. and down ih a plaid cotton tweed. Meticulous Shapely UniPat lias served 4'.- years in Ger­ Mrs. Jlggs Price. '* Mrs. Gary versity\Club tailoring throughout, including the tapered many and another year and one- McGhee and children are stay­ cut that starts with T-man shoulders, narrows to a long, half in the States, He has been ing with her sitter. Mr. and Mrs lean waist. Locker loop. Fall colors. discharged. They are staying with Marvin Patrick until her trailer his folks until they find an apart­ home is ready for occupancy ment. Mrs. Gory McGhee spent Sun­ day with her husband al Bridge­ Airman Kenneth H. Garrison, Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth port * Mr. and Mra. Vernon Thompson were Sunday visitors Church Street, has been selected of Mr. and Mra. Marvin Patrick FINEST SELECTIONS OF for technical training at Keesler * Mr. and Mrs Charles Wait AFB. Miss. as a US. Air Force and family of Hostings were | communications specialist. The Saturday visitors of Mr. a n d airman recently completed basic Mrs Richard Shoebrldge. * Mr.' Reody for the new season training at Lackland AFB. Texas, Morion Overholt of Logan visit­ ed her father. Albert Church, at ■with fabrics, styles and Training Command which con­ the fihnebrtdjh' home. Sunday. « shades that ore just right. ducts hundreds of specialized Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson courses to provide technically and Mra Robert Tooker visited See them now. to 51950 trained personnel for the na­ Mr. and Mra George Alexander tion's aerospace force. Airman of Lowell, Sunday. * Mr and Garrison was graduated from Mra Rlclutrd Burdick and fam­ Hastings High Schoo) in 1955 ily and Mrs Mane Burdick of and attended Kellogg Commun­ Hickory Comers were Sunday We’ve just received a shipment of these ity College in Battle Creek. luneh guests of Mr. and Mrs George Estep. greatly improved, 36-inch shades. Now is Pfc. Shirley P. Woods. son of Mr and Mra. Gaylord Whit­ the time to enhance the appearance of your Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Woods. ney and daughter of Grand R2 Delton, completed training as windows and doors with the finest in shades a HAWK missile crewman Aug. mother. Mrs. Elnara Whitney • From our now collection For a Limited Time Only! priced to please you. 10 at the Army Air Defense Robert Crons left for the Naval School. Fort Bliss. Tex. Woods was trained in firing and main­ Wednesday. * Mrs Dn bi lightweight* and shaggy Anita tenance of the HAWK, an in­ Tiiompson and daugtiirr termediate - altitude missile de­ Clarksville was a Friday lunch signed to intercept supersonic guest of Mr. and Mrs Jay Win.­ aircraft at tne-lop level. * Laurt Livermore of Ada spent Tuesday with her great grandMIN’S and Airman Francis J McCloskey, parenb. Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing sssii o SADIES' WEAR * Wo-lcmd callers of Mr. and ■ .VDads-F^r Him^’N’ Har’ J. McCloskey of 127 S Hanover Street. hM bren selected for tie Wood* of Wl Phone J. IM t !»'. W. R*nt Formal Waat technical training s'. Chanute AFB. Ill..'as a U S Air Fmirf FmW Lynn, Tnd, and Mr repairman. *Wayne •’Fields and-* Freeport Wayne Hazel Hastings Building Permits | No kidding! mm HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Whatever Shapely you’re in you’re in. $4.00 to $5.50 NEW FALL SLACKS $3” HERE'S TOP... _ WEI IN NEW WASHABLE Plastic Vynal WINDOW SHADES Complete Your Casual Dress With 98 SWEATERS Beaut/r-y your home HASTINGS PAINT and WALLPAPER ALL SHADES CUT TO CORRECT SIZE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! 107 E. STATE ST Wl 5-2081 �I tag and exxjoying a Lake Odessa School Time Means Time For PTA When tho children start off to FiMM 17 4-MIS famous Block laland tn Block Island Sound, returning to De- northern Michigan. * Vicki Net- Marry Murray, Toole, Utah; Mra. Irene Reeder, Brigham. Utah; Mra. Lillian Vanaradafl. Ball Richardson. son and daughter of Youngs were Friday. Aug. 27. Frank O'Mara recrxitday trip through northern Wis­ oon-Droste-Ferguaon Hospital in consin and Michigan with their Grand Rapids. * Pfc and Mra r/u PTA Magatb*, cffldol And in thia school year. PTA'a throughout tho country are mov- Sue Wachter of Hastings. Paul returned to Fort Sill. Aug. 29. ccived six ribbons, four firsts, Tlie l(Mth Artillery g<x» to Victone second and grand cham­ pion. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mon* of Llnda returned home recently from a week's trip to Minneapo­ lis, Minn., where they vi&lted their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Harley' Marek and Jonclle. * Mr. luvd Mra. Terry Ripmaster and daughters, of Glen Rock. NJ., re- Mra. Myra Smith a Friday ago. * The Hale Blaklcya of McFar­ land. Wls, spent, several days man entertained members of the Order of the Ionic While Shrine of Jerusalem Saturday evening, Aug. 27. There were 31 attend- Mr.-- Ellglo Galanlz * Pat Shurnway Boyd and children spent a week's vacation at Bans Lake , near Traverse City. Myrvell Stephens. . Mr. and Mra. William Groll of Plymouth were among tlvoae attending tlie picnic of the Lake­ .•pending two weeks with her side Barracks and Auxiliary. * mother, Mra. Carl Glerman. and Mr. and Mra. Clare Blakley and his parente in Grand Rapids. I family have relumed from their vacation in northern Michigan. Miss Alma Everett ot Muakegon spent n week with her par­ --------—------- — *—- -—• — . rate, Mr. and Mra. DewiU Everpreamt for the picnic Sunday. eU * Mr. Mre Raymond GuTs?.*?re frora Oh*0' IUlnoU Rivera and family of Lanalng and Michigan. • ttvre Sunday. Aug. 28. visitors of Have a Knack for through J«ly J. C Penney Company, which operates nearly 1,700 department 10J per rent. other adults interested in chil- 23 first half earning! of HIM a education, health and opportu­ nity for all children. "Never in its history has the Earnings for the same period Company’s procedure of reporting test year, which Included n non- ' recurring gain of 11 cent* a share ; r7 *„ from the sale of Penney s former i ‘ headquarters building In New bMls ln Au«vet. 1968. York, were >1D6 a share. i ------------ •------------- "Your Own Project Head Start" is one subject in the pre­ school series. of interest primarily to parente of young children. The common blocks to learning la ele­ mentary school are scheduled for discussion in another article; and eii'crte will also survey, for PTA Magazine readers, the problem well-being of children and our nation,” says Mrs. Jennelle Moorhead. of Eugene, Oro.. Na­ tional PTA president "Never have wo had so rich an opportu­ nity to move tlie nation to great decisions, for ideas that the PTA ngc drinking and use of drugs. ten-day attended the Baton County fair Penney’s Reports Earnings for For First Half Tharaday. September A 1M4 come into their own." Its goal of making preschool education available to all chiL broad acceptance. Increasingly, too, educators realize lhe impor­ tance of involving parents in their children's education, something long advocated by the PTA. •nils year, the i’TA plana to experiment with new methods of reaching tho non-participating parente—tbc working mother, the I>a rent-without-partner, the resi­ dents of urban slums or depressed rural areas. New programs, too. will deal with children's health, safety and education. It’s off to school for Jeanette and Michael Ryan—they're first anti second graders at Nettelhorst School in Chicago—and back to the PTA for Mra. Robert W. Ryan, like millions of other Americans, a participant in I’TA programs for chil­ dren. Their message: It's Prime Time To Join! One such project, undertaken in cooperation with the U. S. Public Health Service, will at­ tempt to discourage 7th and 8th graders from starting to smoke cigarettes. On other subjects, as well, the PTA has a full schedule of "crit­ ical issues" ripe for action. Membership in the PTA. of course, is open to any parent or teacher or school administrator —indeed, to all who are inter­ ested in children and willing to nphoUl the Object* of the PTA. Membership dura vary among lo­ cal unite and state branches of the National PTA. but only ten cents of each membership fee g<xn to the National Office. in Chicago, for maintaining the or­ ganization and providing the services that enable PTA's to. function effectively and serve head emphasised, “the PTA has an ideal assignment—to work with men and women who share your concern for children and youth, to plan and initiate new projects, to enjoy a better under­ standing of yourself and your family, to take pride in working in an organization of national renown and international reputa­ tion.” Membership enrollment con­ tinues throughout tho school year. But for parente who want to accomplish the most jKissible for their children, starting-toschool time is "prime time” to Leslie Conklin Hurl in Crash >26.462.159 compared with 1965 s >26915J»5, of which S2A40A63 Ing during the first quarter. • Hmpltal Saturday where be had While over-all earnings for the ’ been trvatod for multiple cut* flrat half decreased >453.646, com- and brutera suffered about 5:15 porative operating earnings in- pm. Thursday In a two-car crcnred >2.387.219 or 9 9 per cent.1 mishap on M-79 and the McA* pervlously reported, the de- Keown Road. 31 through July 30. reached I1JJ47.- Agnes. Si. who waa treated at 355M4. an increase of 11J per cent Pennock Hospital and relrawd. or 1105,902.264 over the (Ml.453680 I The Conklins were traveling recorded during the same 1965 pe- ' west on M-79 when, their car hit riod. It marked the first time coni- u 1964 Chevrolet driven by Ampany volume for the opening tlx , old R. Hlated. 18. 728 E Grand, month* of a fiscal year p.usscd tho I wlvo had been driving north on billion-dollAr mark. the McKeown Road Ulster's car Earnings after federal Income landed on its top. Hr was not taxes for the 13-week wrond quar- rerloudy hurt, according to the ter ended July 30 amounted to sheriffs report. $15,799,901 or 83 cents a share------------“------'Operation Deck House II" at compared with 115,421862 or 62 „ 4 I Charles Hoyt were Sunday guests I Mr and Mra. Karyl Livingston, Call Wl 5-3481. rreeport Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schondtl***■*—•* ----------Mr. and Mrs. Adon Myers and Ham Tam.' east of Saigon. Let- cents a share a year ago. This • I mayer and Barney Schondelmayer John-Fish spent the weekend nt the Myers' cottage near Frecsoll. Pfc. Frost. J. E. 2245691 By Mrt. Sylvan Tag/! of Middleville, ui SM«h it. 7CS-121I ■ Mr. and Mrs. John Dutcher and * Mr and MA. Karl Tuttie and 1st Batalllon Mr. and Mra. Jerry Posthumus' daughter of Caledonia and Mr. daughter and Mr. and Mra. Martin 26th Marina A Co. .. aiio mu, # X Tuttle and son of Alto spent the wedyuid with relatives in Cadil­ visitors of Mr. and Mr»- Merton Dulcher cottage al Lake City. * lac * Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum 96602 Mcsecar. * Mrs. Bill Blough at- | Mr an(j M1S comellous Bouwens visited their daughter. Mr. and‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tobias and i tended lhe library workshop.at! of. Alto wer(. Saturday visitors of Mrs. Martin Tuttle of Alto. family were Sunday gueste of Mr. Ferris lust week * Mr. and Mra. iJr nnd geymore Bouwens. and Mrs. Carroll Newton of Bill Blough and children and Mra. w Margaret WincbrenCharlotte. * Saturday callers at Greta Blough spent the weekend ner oj Hastings were Sunday dlnat the latter’s trailer esunp at Mor-j ncr guwU of Mr. alid MrK gey. Visa June Newton of Charlotte gan Mills. * Mr. and Mra. BUI । mare Bouwens. * Mr. and Mra. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Well­ Blough attended a yard party at Rjcluird Vcndevlllc. Sr., of Kalaman. On Sunday Marvin and the Eldred Durkee home at Logan: maxoo were Wednesday visitors Cleo Cline of Wayland were Mrs. Linda Kleinschmidt, Lake Sunday. * Mr. and Mra.'^ Mr. Rjchaftl Bird. I k> • Stands • Pumps • Filters • Heaters dental hygienist,_ _ is now guests of Charlie and Celia. istcred____ _______ ____________ Vauglui O’lAUghlin luu re­ associated with Dr. Premont R. Ornament! • Gravel • Green Plante turned to Western Michigan Brooks. 400 W. State Street. | University Ln Kalamazoo. * Mrs. Fluorescent Reflector Gro-Lux Light! Dental hygienists are trained Ted O'Laughlin spent Sunday i JS AW «.il«ta»l B1“«h M” '“m“ Ku“a' •“> and licensed by the State to helping the Ron OXaughllns clean teeth, lake radiographs, move into anotlier house in Midsen of Union City enjoyed dinner “r e apply topical fluorides and edu­ 1st the Holiday Inn al Battle Creek cate their patients toward bet­ dlovllle. j Saturday In honor of their annlAbout 30 relatives enjoyed the ter oral health. Vk. 945-59^1 versarlfs. * Mr. and Mrs Dran 231 W. State Mrs. Kleinschmidt is a native of Michigan's Thumb area and Birthday Club meeting in Sept. Is a graduate of the Elk tonPigeon-Bay Port High School. In 1964 she was graduated, from the University of Michigan j ! The Freeixjrt WCTU will meet Forrest Buehler entered Blodgett School of Dental Hygiene. For I with Mra. Allen Fish Wednesday1 Hospital in Grand Rapids Tues- ‘the past two years she has been BtOWtrj 1 I at 2 pm. * Mr. and Mrs. Ben ; clay for surgery Wednesday. * Mra. practicing dental hygiene in Te­ I Christie and children spent the-Wilma Pavlich and Sharon ot cumseh. She is an active member' [ holiday weekend with hte parents, Hastings were Sunday dinner of the American and State Den- I tai Hygiene Associations. | ; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Christie of Muri- guests of her mother, Mrs. Mina Her husband, also a graduate, on. * Mr. and Mrs. George Tagg i Wieland. In the afternoon they and son. David, of Middleville were .attended the 30th wedding annl- of tlie University of Michigan, i i Saturday guests of, Mr. and Mra.jveraary open house at the Clarks- Is teaching speech at Hastings I 1 Wayne Tagg. * Mr. and Mra.1 viUe Masonic Temple honoring High School. Aquarium Supplies Goldfish Turtles Hygienist Takes Post in Dental Office Here Mystery Snails Blair's Farm & Garden S .SuW. s ’ES”' - - s £- lS2»1SSy Carlton Center Hv .Wrs. Mae Overtmilh RmU 1. Frroart Wl J-1J14 Mr. and Mra. Stephen DeGroot, accompanied by Mr. and Mra. i Kenneth Davis, went to Kokomo. Ind.. Sunday to visit Mr. DeGroot s ; sister. * Mrs. Harvey Baker and । children of Gun Lake called on Clark and Mae Overarnilh. Mon1 day. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin A Over- I smith of Battle Creek were* also caDera. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guy of M-43 on Wall Laka Lowell called at the Valentine Open 7 Days Phone 623-5311 home Saturday * Mrs. Iz>uLw Henncy went with her brotlzcr, Mort Nichols of Hostings to the* bridge where Mr. Nichols wished to participate in the walk across lhe bridge but not as a contestant.' Mra. George Ruslnc expected | to enter the hospital tn Grand Quality Constructian! Attraotlva Styling! Rapids Tuesday for an eye oper­ ation. * Mr and Mrs Norman Barry of Portage called Sunday on i Here'* solid comfort for active, growing younghis parente, Mr. and Mra. Leo tfort. (They won't object Io going to deep early.] Barry. * Mr. and Mra. Uni Eaton Practical space tavert built to fake years of rough of Middleville were guests of Mr. and tumble uto. Come in for yours today. and Mrs. Guy Nash for a ffsh din­ ner Friday. Mr. and Mra. Lorin A Over- ’ smith of Battle Creek and Mt | and Mrs. Clark Oversmlth were callers on Anna Barnum. Hubert Bamums and Mr. and Mrs Hubert Johnston. Thursday. * Miss Deb­ bie Barcroft spent a few days with her grandparents. Mr. and Mra Guy Norton at tlielr cottage on j I Middle Like * Mrs Lena Barnum 1 of Hastings spent Thursday night ; | and Friday with her daughter,, Mra. Floyd Aspliul) and family. I I ■ Clifford Andrus took his son. ■ Galen, by train from Battle Creek I to Moltne, DI.. Sunday to view the M large factory nnd display ot farm ■; machinery, returning home Tue>■ | day. * Mr and Mrs. Floyd Aspin- । । all drove to Trufant Bunday where 1 they visited Fay Underwood at lhe I1 rest home and Mrs. Underwood at her home In Crystal. Our Broasted Chicken 8 IS BENiFRANKLIN’ 102 W. State St. ot Jeffcrtn ■MaSMKtf Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN 4. S AT THIS LOW PRICE US OFF TO SCHOOL* Such Famous Brands as— ■ Infanette Nanette • Play Pet Blue Bird 2 Wise in the ways of a girl’s school days . . . Bv Mri. Richard Clark <•*»•’ J MS-JI JJ •nil I Letter of September 1: ■ Friday evening, Dorothy and Beverly Newton entertained Mr ■ land Mra Karl Schantz and 1 family for supper, as u surprise our back-to-books dresses have the look of fashion 'tons who were celebnUlng their I wedding anniversary. * On Sun| day the Karl Schantz family , called on iver folks Mr. and Mra. i Carey Jones. * Mr. and MH Warren Brogan and Mrs Bea■ trtcc LaFayettc were Thursday Phone 9454172 • Love Sea Isle I Hendervhot & Vicinity ■ ■ ■ I 117 W. State St Downtown Hastings Cinderella ' Floyd Colvin of Hastings Mr. and Mra. Zenas Colvin of Carlton Center visitrd Sunday evening at the Warren Brogran* Fayette back. She spent Saturday and Sunday at the Colvins. * We were sorry to bear that Jerry Frost, former neighbor’ of hers and now living In Delton, has bom wounded in Vietnam Ba she insists on. plus the practicality and value Mom demands. Many durable press styles in the • group! Choose here, and Save now. $3°° $800 to Look for famous 'Trade Name labels on the things you buy ...you'll find them here! ParmaleeS’ 124 East State Street �9—TBK NATHNOfc BANNER Donna M. Barnum. Gene T. Jackson Wed at Saranac .honor, wearing a pink rimth with Mrs Bamutn selected a blue sheath with white accessories and daughtar of Mr and Mr* Victor 1 print silk with black and ahlte Blake Barnum. R3 Lake Odosa. accoreoriea Their corsages were and Gene Thomas Jackaon_re- white carnations i Mr. and Mra. Roger Jackson, rural Clarksville, were mosier and munily Church I mistress yg ceremonlea and Nancy- the background for the single ring 1 A reception, given by lhe par­ ceremony performed by the Rev cnlA tJi’‘ brllll“ couple, was held ,1 , , . . . at the home of Mr. and Mrs BurEldon Cummings at one o clock d<tt, Jackson following tlie cerewith Mrs. Louise Hanson of mony Clarksville as organist Following a few day's trip in The groom Is the son of Mr and northern Michigan, the bride will Odessa. and the groom will report back to Hia attendant was his brother. San Diego. Calif. where hr Is ataRobert Jackson, aijd the groomsUoned aboard the Kitty Hawk. men were Roger Barnum and Hie groom attended the Saranac wee styled with long tapered Guests attended from Lansing. Kalamazoo. Grand Rapids. Lowell. Saranic, Clarksville, Lyons. Ne­ waygo and Lake Odessa. Mich . and Bradford, Ohio 539 . Street., 25th tin ano AkU»«. • visiung mi UJU* . nrt» Christensen and famlly.and en route also visited the Rich­ ard St Martins at Crown Point. Mr. and Mrs. John Levy visit- place Eckafdt. Nuptial vows were recited by In the Community Room ot lhe dg^ter of Mr. and Mrs Fred J. LUWII O»™ --—— - _ Eaton Federal Saving and Loan E ^,^11 street. LOT («> _n.., u .... U ■> — a _.t Detroit and and .Innn John IS Is Root Saturday. -AU*. U. al 7 building. 204 8 Boatwick Street, became the bride of John Lloyd . Walker in a Friday evening cere- -.tuning to Wayne University. o'clock at U» Church of the Charlotte, from 2 U> 5 pm Dorothy Raymond many the First C' Evangelical Valley nt Fair (fcka. Calif. , ।। The --- former — — ----- - — --------- — at------------------—’.i'V" , --------------- - —---------------------------Chntf-r ttere Ti.itHr.ih'-n In Kala. _____ — Parents of the couple are Mr. 1 *'n<' Ur Mr ahaffer wrre rnnrrlerl ‘named TUnited Brethren Churrh Church In Kohand Mra. Clarence Lewis of An,J- lW1 mazoo deraon Calif... and Mr. and Mra.1 Special guesta will be Mrs 8hafThe bridegroom is the son of Dr — . . — |fert parents. Mr. and Mr*. W1I- and Mra Lloyd G. Walker. La1 liam H Raymond of Bellevue and fgyette Street. lotlla. formerly of from the The Rev. Dwight Burchettc of Mr. Shaffer's mother, Mrs. Asa Kalamazoo. The bridegroom's faShafler of Vermontville. - -G. —Walker, -— - — •— 1 ther. ~Dr *' Lloyd pastor t'acramenlo ixrformed the crrrof the Zion Evangelical United! Brethren Church. Ionia, performed 1 tlie duuble ring ceremony. ganK. The couple was attended by Mr land Mrs W A Walker. Katanafather, the bride wore a floor­ | zoo. brother and sister-in-law of length aatln gown with a chapel­ the bridegroom. length train. An open pill box I Following the wedding cere­ mony. the bridal couple were hon­ caplcd a white Bible topped at ■ d;wr reception in the 1 with white roses. I Thi Robert J. Stowell fmlly of ored Gull Harbor Inn | Mrs Melvin Bain of Orange- | North Muskegon and Douglas 'Die bride was graduated from vale. Calif. matron of honor and । w Stowell of Cleveland. Ohio, aunt of the bride, wore a dark . t<osted a delightful reception Hastings High School and attend­ blue scml-formai gown of taf- 1 iuxno.-ing the Ruby anniversary ed Western Michigan University. 1 feta and iui open pill box held of u*.lr parrots. Mr and Mra She Is employed by the Hastings I her veil Stic carried a bouquet Chester E. Biowell at their home Mutual Insurance Company. The bridegroom was graduated । ol tinted blue carnations J Sunday. Aug. 28 from 3 to 7 from St. Joseph High School and : Miss Koren Lewis of Andcr- p.m. . .'attended Western Michigan Uni. . . son. Calif., sister of the. bride. Perfect wtauter ana gay gay red tea verslty Hr WM affiliated with the ... leather and We Make Cm and Mlsa Sandy Farmer of ^4 white decoraUona made .vre lhe ...................................... - -----------------------b decorated Delta Upsilon Fraternity. ... He is Orangevale, bridesmaids, were informal afternoon memorable. employ ed n« all Bc-ou for. dre^ed in gowns similar to the ■ Two shad® of red glodlollus. red ST’ I,, as an accountant lac maid of honor's only in light! .eronturns, red chrysanthemums, Bakeries. Inc. blue taffeta and they, too. wore tnany o(hcr nuwrrs pUnU i The couple will reside In Kala­ lhe open pill box beadpiece , plaoed effectively about the mazoo after a wedding trip. FRESH DONUTS QUITE A FAM 11.S—During a recent visit to Washington, no teas .. . .. *—j .ii . — -n MaaaMKaM -»r iK. n.vla Department of Health. Education and Welfare showed the visitor* were quite unusual. For a familyto have three aeta of twin*—all hoy*—happen* onee in 5.900,MM marriagta, HEW said, 1 be triple-team—member* ot Griffin'* (an club—clustered here new Mra. Jackson is a 1866 gradu- cocorted to lhe altar and given in a red full skirted street dreas with Suzanne Eckard! Raymond Shaffer. 8 Main Weds John Walker Vermontville, will be held .. sodding anniversary. °,,n“ In Kalamazoo The celebretlon will take 1 Mlli 8uMnne Kay Open House Will Honor Anniversary Hastings Graduate, Now in Service, Weds in California ; Misses Stells and Nancy Holley I rural Freeport, wore identical . drrasra as the maid ot honor only । in yellow and blue, also their . bourpieta were white mums. The Lauretta Guernsey Grosse Pointe Is Honoree at Church is Selling Lovely Showers Saturday Aug. Mra gave a linen Mias For Lovely Nuptials ~ rey at the aunt and , Superette The Stowells Are Hpnored on 40th ।Wedding Jubilee 205 N. Michigan — -------------------------- ... Watch W FR0STED - evening, Kay Corrigan rhite carshower for Lauretta Ouernnations. ... homKof her Christ The King Lutheran unde [h<. Woleotu, 1203 Honor attendant was tier sister. Church at Groase Pointe was the N Mlchlwui Avenue, with her setting for the Saturday Aug, X. aunt. O^nel Wolcott as 00Flower girl was Miao Debbie lawn was a perfect setting for candiellght service at which Linda Bain of Orangevale, cousin of the honorees. The Clayton larrnrds. Ethel Margaret Blofscy and Jeffrey J. 1 ' -aw* a re -rnrsiV The bride, in her wedding McKay and Eble Cogswell of Hinman exchanged marriage vows. I. T1^. l‘oa5e Wiu. k»ily decorated blue lace and she carried a gown of 40 years ago. with the Nashville were on a slghueeing TRY SOME TODAY HOWTO-« In yellow and white crepe paper 1 in Ohio for a week recently Pastor Walter Geffert officiated at garlands, wedding be Us and miniature bouquet of tinted blue traditional string of pearls. the trip through northern Michigan the week of Aug. 21. They spent . carnations. nd joined with other members the 1:30 o'clock rites. Claris A yellow crepe paper um- ' Hie bride is the daughter of Mr. brella with, white paper roses!---------------------I the family to help his mother. Melvin Bain,---------uncle- „ of — the earrings vied for attention with some time al a cabin on Higgins, Ira. Lena Purdy Lewis, celebrate and Mra. Helmut BloMcy of Pear­ cascading from tlw top. cen- bride, waa best man and lhe the groom resplendent In his Lake and although cool and tree Lane, Grouc Pointe, and the lerrd the gift table. The color bride's brother. Donald Eugene ruby red dinner jacket and the rainy, had a very enjoyable tnp.1 er 90th birthday on Aug 23. groom is the son of Mr. and Mra. Slvc Is mentally keen and Uert original black bow tic. Douglas. ren though she Is bedridden and Cliarlra Hinman, 423 W. Center. the rvtrcshments. The refresh- the uatars Bob, and Bob. junior the general | „ <n to•tally blind She makes her home Hastings. hosts, enhanced tlie gay ntmosa"urge bouquet of'gtads" WITHOUT HALF TRYING ;ith her daughter and son-in- The bride's floor-length Empire. 1 to. Calif., had charge of the phere with ruby red neckties. | iw. Mr and Mra Clyde Rice al shea tli gown of silk and linen was । The guests were friends and guest book at tlie reception held Mra Robert Stowell was the WITHA I , I ew Beaton, Ohio She was bom accented with Alencon lace ap- classmates of Laurrt^a. Kay will at the home of Mra. Bain, model of efficiency keeping all I i nearby Scioto County so has pllques. Her illusion veil fell from lhe foodstuffs at the right place ved In that Ohio area all of her a pearl trimmed fabric head-piece ding. They were both graduates at tho right time. She was as- . and she carried a bridal bouquet av.Utcd by McssUnifsv Marie slated by tier daughters. Debbie i in 1944 Ofc Aug. 23 the local radio staOn Tuesday evening, Aug. 23. Stagncr of Sacramento and and Kathy who with thejr Linda Fogt was the maid of kMi liad a phone interview with the Axwmbly of God W. M. C Loulse Lass and Margaret Ham- friends Tammy Chenoweth and fra. Lewi* and she told them the honor and bridesmaids were Lau­ Kendra Robbe nerved lhe punch. SILHOUETTE a rnicclluncous show­ mett of Orangevale. retta FOgt. Judith Cox and Marilyn lory of how she and a friend For traveling, the new Mrs. Mrs. Keith Stowell was in er at the home ot Mr. and Mra. r ad made a 9 by 13 foot American Vick. The attendants were gowned SOLID BODY chorgv of tho refreshment table ,! F lag to By when President Mc- alike In floor-length Empire gowns Clarence Schondelmayer of Free­ with Mbs Carol Thoouven Twor Klinley was elected, because at that of yellow peau; trimmed with olive port for Lauretta's pleasure The floral print Jersey suit. toned red gladioli us and greenery [ ELECTRIC gift table was attractive under ­ Root Airman Second Cli — -----green lace They carried flower u cliase a flag 'Die menfolk erected arrangements of yellow sweetheart neath a bower of green and graduated from Hastings High centered with Lhe bride and while crepe paper streamers and School In 1963 and enlisted tn groom decoration used 40 years GUITAR huge, high flagpole for the flag roses and carnations. before and again at their sliver Ils "wishlng-wrir and miniature tirat the girls made and worked Th? groom's fattier acted as best anniversary formed lire unusual- , oti until 4 o'clock tn the morning man in the absence of his brother, bride and groom Mrs. Hillis )y attractive arrangement for! Ttat same flag belongs to the diaries Hinman. Jr,, who was un­ this table. kept the party lively with the fs able to attend Ushers were the usual pre-nuptial games. The Mra. Gertrude O'Keefe was In' Mra. Lewis lias four children. brides brothers. Gary and Alfred highlight of the refreshments charge of the guest book anil e ght grandchildren and 14 great-' BIOMey. and Roger Kollet. ulus ti miniature tiered wedding presented each guest with a girandchlldren Before her birthA floor-length pink crepe gown, cake made by Mra. William Belmemento of the occasion. Ttw ■ d.ty lhe Ron Lewis family and also styled with a lace bodice was Mrs genUrenen received the tradi- i u le Narval Sinclair family tiad Bloascy s choke for her daughter's Sunday afternoon. Aug. 28,, LaursUa tlonal cigar and the ladies color­ DsAimord M v laltcd her because they were not I wedding and the reception. Her ful net bags of dried lemon Ver­ wasJ fashlaied -------- -------“* -l-*- of pink I O! bie to attend the party for her corsage duigned B bena for some future leisurely n the exact birthday date sweetheart roses. Tlie groom's Uadnxuci * hostess. entertained the families . Many friends called on Mra. mother chose a floor-length blue ut a miscellaneous ahower hnnof* 1 wearing red not aprons with I ewis to congratulate tier upon crepe gown and a coraa^e of while whit* flyaway bows and shoul­ r ■ baching Ute 90th milestone and sweetheart mats. der bouquets of red glads and A reception wav held nt lhe Jota X- Walk... Un. European Ixurh. Hillcrest Country Club following .home on kaisct ita tat and Balaoa, K Eck„dt HmUb», ' Rose cboee pink and wlilte as the ceremony. 1 n“fJ' nlnk 11,H| whl1' “ -----------n tlie excitement of the octa] their color scheme and the tablew ? -11 almost tars Hsetr wv d Ilk* to i were very dainty w It bf white Bert Benham In thetr antique happiest birthdays that she ujhit"r»»«FXto<lo»m«tnint 1 ' linen, pink candles nested in cor and drewr-d In the fashion of d remember Ths pret.W solid bodr. tie "skmdifferent .duules of pink, garden the Roaring Twenties much to Him" heck, th* r.trrow short seal* flowers and here and there a lhe delight of everyone. 1 Io binwv.v .. There were 12 members ..... and . miniature bride and groom A Guests were received from dk,W* just roll itong mill M mus-t. two guests at the birthday dm- l^nte bouquet of tores from Pal'a Battle Crxy*. Lansing. Nashville. tier meeting ot the Fitzgerald iwden graced the gift table AfDelton, Grand Rapids. Kalama­ Corpn of the Woman's Relief ter tnurvtla and John opened zoo. Detroit. Belding and sur­ Now aboard...a full cargo of Canoe. Corps at the had on Thursday, i 'heir gifta. refreshmenu in the rounding area. Sept 1 Guests were Odlna Lang-1 Pink aral white theme were Breezy refreshers anytime. Preceding the celebration of don. Deportment V.A.VS, repre- ' served. their 40th unntversary on Aug sen'aUvr, and Margaret Adams i On "* Monday • ------ •• — evening. Aug 29. WEOOINC Cologne-$5, $8.50, $14, $24 Orcutt I Mis. Orville VanWie entertain­ with the Kalamazoo C-vUU PHOTOGRAPHY dinner party at the Hastings Mr. and Mra. Howard Martin. Deodorani-$2 ed neighbors wl a kitchen shower Corps. Hotel for the family "------and -■ •**Miss During the business meeting for Lauretta with her daughter, Jr., and family and Mra. Eliza­ Soap-$2, $3.75 Talc—$2.50 Carol Thornsen from BtmingMra. Langdon gave a short talk Judy, as co-hostess They chose beth Martin were guests of the ham. Arland Martins of Portage on on VJL.VA work in Baltic a flower out to receive tho gifts. Creek and asked for more volunMrs EsUe Engle and son. Hen—I 131 W. State lecr workers and gvneeoua do­ pink and white with a cluster of returned after spending eight nations Esther Fctt rave a brief wedding bells centered Uw table. weeks in Germany as an ex­ ry. of Newberry were guests at I Phon* 945-4284 student. Kathy and the homes of Mra. Georgia Greg- I Games were played and after change HA1TINC* — ta*• 945-3967 Open AN Dey Thuredey viuea and the money given to each Lauretta opened a few gifts. Cindy Lewis, daughter of lhe ory and Mrs Earl Enele. Sr . I Saturday until Monday. A I The lovely evening ended with the V.A.VB. were only a short distance apart younger son. Timothy, who visit­ An application for membership the serving of refreshments ed relatives and friends here was read and President Bea for ten days, accompanied them *“ 1 “ Feltzer appointed Dorothy Meier. Mrs Duane Priddy of Midland ' i / and Mra. Robert Brewer of Kala- many m a he underwent an home on Monday. Mr and Mra. Francis Coleman. 1 ’ Baynei as Investigating com- > mazoo. the former Donna and emergency appendectomy and / I mitlce. I Sharon Guernsey, nieces of Laur- has also had pneumonia Her accompanied by hl* abter. Mrs Rcccntly tlie Allegan Corps i etta. sponsored a personal .shower parents have received word that Inez Barnes, left Monday for a < laid a noon luncheon and an af- j for rvlatlvta and friends al Ty- she is now doing nicely and will ternoon of games and those at- . den Park. Games appropriate tor probably be discharged from the ... tending from ben- were Thrlina ' tlie occasion and dainty refresh- har p I Lal within a week She lias of Interest In the Upper Peninhad a wonderful Summer at sula of Michigan and Canada, i Barr May belle Smith. Gertrude ments were served James. Clara Bayne. Hilda Lauretta's -----------------and J John's - ------ ---------marriage- Elmshorn, however, and has inode many friends who have Blackford. Joyce Hawkins. Iola It to be solemnized on Sept 9. Wilkes. Ben Feltzer. Hindis Gil­ and on Tuesday evening the helped her hospital days to be ns more. Loucila Rogers. Miiry Park Mother's Club in the Duriee pleasant as pomlble In addi­ District, where John lives. a>e tion to her family anxiously and Verna Jay The 73rd annual convention of planning a shower for tlie bride Nordstrom, an exchange student the Sth District will be held at and groom. from Sweden.. who came ' last St. Joseph on Wedmwday. Oct. 6 Luncheon tickets will be $1'50. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and week to live with the Lewl&eA thia and rreervationa should be in by daughters and Mr. arid Mrs Earl Sjp:. 25 Tbc next regular meet- Spinor and sons spent the Wrektng will be Sept. 15 ;end at Pentwater State Park. Steve Lewis' Mother Celebrates Birthday Donuts 69c dox. Plain 59c dox. TASTE TREATS liieFili! Open Daily CANOE erta^nonu J ? Marriage Licenses * Fitzgerald Corps Has Birthday Fete ■ *6450 WHITE'S Rouble Pickup Photography Personal Mention $87.50 MUSIC CENTER LAPO DRUGS AGENCY 118 SO. JEFFERSON lIHHlWIlHWIlWlIiliE ^hip’i^hore' "poor girl” knit in cable-stitched I Orlorf1 t Proudly Presents.. 6.00 THE FAMOUS JOIE CHITWOOD 'FACE MUSIC A Feature Length Dramatic Motion Picture IN COLOR Cable stitched yoke and jellybean sleeves give deeply ribbed 100% Orlon* acrylic a bolder Bhoulder. Pastels, heathers, pure shades. 34 to 40. = With Thurlow Spurr s The & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton and the Spurlows Central Auditorium Saturday, Sept. 10 7:30 P.M. Christian Area Youth-A-Rama Bunday. Mr. and Mrs Roy Manker of Flint were Saturday and Bunday guests of his mother. Rev. Lila Manker. On Monday Rev. Chas. Manker and family of Kalama­ zoo were guests of hLs mother Bom to Mr. and Mra Marvin Hummel. <nee Gloria Russell>. pound. 14'j ounce girl. Karen Laureen Tlie Hummels are for­ mer Hastings and Naahvtlle residents Rev. and Mrs Howard Rogers were in Battle Creek Saturday evening attending the wedding of Miss Caroline Koteoky and Paul Crowder at First Pilgrim Holiness Church, and the recep­ tion which followed in Fellow­ ship Hall. On Monday. Mr. and Mrs Rogers visited a niece. Mrs Jacqueline Greve al Downey Lake near Adrian. Mrs. Greve's parents. Mr. and Mrs Otis HopIngardner of Eaton Rapids, were also there Th* William Bchlltanecks en­ tertained with a family get-to cm Bunday. Th* group included Keith Craig and family and MT ■ndfMrs. Roy Ya.-grr Mra. Alonso Trim attended the K. Green, at Naahrllle oo Sat­ urday. HUBERT CASTLE'S ALL-NEW INTERNATIONAL THRILL SHOW 3-RING PMturinfl th* AUTO ASTRONAUT ■nd th* LEGION OF DAREDEVILS MONDAY Only 7 & 9 P-M. A F? Alt THI WGN tTAtt • ratD-' DANCE xrss’ HOtn • PODH HIWin • TH« JOHHION SISTU1 •AND MINNIE MAIL THURSDAY ONLY! TUES. WED. 5 - 7:30 PM. BOE PIUS HAIRY COU - ANO FOIM TOP ACTS 7 «ad 9 PJM. FRIDAY and SATURDAY! THE GRANDSTAND IS FREEI pay-one-price at th.. Main Gale, All Grandstand Attractions Fre* - Day and Nighlf Adults SI Children Under 14 FREE Parking 50c HARNESS RACING — Every Afternoon at 1:15 MILES OF MIDWAY—Hundreds of Free Exhibits THEnAth.AAUGAN.C0JAJRJ^^:]7 �1 1 Garden Club Members Learn History of Foods Births at Pennock A dlanwslnn of favorite foreign foods followed. Several members brought samples of foreign foods. Refreshment* were carried out meeting. A buaineoB meeting preceded the program. Tho Flower Exhibit _j ------ .-j _ nl£B PtMWJCK HOSPITAL A plant exchange followed the meeting. The September meeting DOWUI^O Elan* P*Jd«ck. Bl. -CoracUui 531 gnnlc gardening at tlie WcJey HABTiNOB ■ —__ a—.. V ..... Bo«k*too. a...'l-r, S4u£|>toudL noU HliUd. Ana 31: A*GruM. L»»U* Or*nd. Ctoiui equitation, and fitting and show­ manship ciosnca. priced from TWO HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS GILMORE’S 102 E. State Phone 945-5316 BUIro*4. Cbulta CbrtoB,m<. B3. Clartoca Philp. 309 2nd in her Equitation Clam. Vai Ua, B. WMhlnxten. 0Uv« Odiap. 31* placed 4th in Western Pleasure E. TSorn. ■•»». 3: Ko««U* J- Col­ and 9th in Equitation, and Sue Ua*. 61* W. O'«". n*tv»y atU. 931 E. Clinton, B«pt_ «. placed IM. in fitting and show­ KANKAKEE. IIJ. — John Bttsns*. manship. Lost Sunday. Saddle Club members and their families en­ joyed an afternoon of swimming and eating at Branums beach on Pleasant Lake. Mr. and Mra. Otis Hnrthy spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mra. Harry Appelman. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE varied program. A Camp Fire , rally will be held on Sept. ll.'V n-v.. — —rilral will Kj IwUH Mra Robert Stanley Mra WU- I Members of the Hastings Camp urday. Oct. 15. at the Community Kobani "*• “ren vary anidtnw The Merle VanderhofTs went tn u£. Canada. Thu week Jewel vid ted Cotter and Mrs. Jamis Cotter. busy preparing for the many her mother in Freeport. ★ We activities for the organization. I Muskegon. Bonnie la see the Kicrseys are back from Winners for the afternoon’s play New co-chairmen for the tralnvacation. * Merry Mike Harris of Beauty Culture tn Lansing. Don Belding ond friend. Chuck, from will be held in Ur otllcc. la a graduate of MSU and la now Ionia visited tlie Dean. Potter McIntyre. Harrington from Delton Both attending Methodist Theological home Merry Mike spent Thurs­ School in Delaware, Ohio. day night. * Mr and Mrs. James one-winner duplicate Mr. and Mrs. Cart Bawdy of Knotts of Akron. Ohio, found our Michigan weather awfully chilly Gentry Club Tuesday night. Mrs Duane MIUer executive rngngament of their daughter. along with many of us. The first place honors went to Mra director, met with the training Coats Grave Christian Endea­ Linda Lloyd, to Douglas Baum- Knotts visited the David Smiths. Rmaell Belfield and David Good- conunlttre an Monday to cotnMrs- Caroline Knotts is Mrs. year. Jr. Second went to Mr. i Plete Fall training plans for the vor will have a “Parents’ Night" mond Baumgras of Pontiac. A Smith’s sister. * Five year old and Mrs. O. E. Goodyear and leaders. Cindy Knotts spent a night with third to Mra. Roy Hubbard and , The group organization met will be tnstaliaUon of officers. her Aunt Rllta. * Mr. and Mra. James Berry. wedding. I recently al Hie office and Mra. • Robert Ingram, chairman, urge* The members of the Stoney Carl Gordon, also ot Akron. ' mothers and other interested neth Buchers * Charline Kidder Dr. and Mra. Raymond Finnic • a’omen to volunteer their ser- Ian Endeavor Light macks win Robert Bciuier and Robin on stopped for Pearl Potter Thurs­ visltcd lhe Hany Martens in Bay vices IU, leaden,. Tupper I-uke Saturday evening day to attend the TO PS. club. City Saturday through Monday. | Mrs iArry Baum, the program Our thanks to Mrs. Marion . Earl Chase is a patient at U. of — Blakslcc and children A carry- Eye for her thoughlf.ilness in re­ M. Hrapltol In Ann Arbor and ids | turning u little Siamese cat <who address to 7111 floor, east. Sunday the Larry Melendy*. both ! members. They are moving to wandered to her home last Sun­ Bradley where he hwi accepted day!. Hie little girl to whom the Hastings teachers, were hosts for a pastorate and will also teach in cat belonged wa* ever so tiirilled a family potluck dinner party at | the Martin School The church to get her cat bock. * The Don their home on W. Green Street, j CREAM FILLED LUNCH ROLLS--------------- -’-••d 9c presented tliem with a wedding Roths visited the Kenneth Buch­ When a little girl was bom to A custard cream tilling that’s so good and morst. Always ring bedspread as a going away er* of Carlton Center. * The the Allan Thompsons in Garden i refrigerated for frc!.hn(4*. ’ ’ gift. * Mra. Brandon Shade and Merle V under hails hud visits City a few weeks ago her arrival I from Glenn Roush and Kenneth .6 foe 45c made the Fred Grangers great- | JELLY FILLED BISMARKS — Thuraday lunch guests of Mr. Buchers and relotlves ftom grandparents and the Ray Ken- i Grand Rapids. * Pearl Potter GLAZED OR SUGARED DONUTS and Mrs Harold Johnston. and Loretta Smith spent Wed­ yens of Garden City grandparents । Mrs. Belle Stephens and nesday a tn. making Jell. Good, for the first time. The little lady IRISH BREAD daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Luther too! * Hurry Williams visited has bevn namcjl Wendy Kay. A homestyle loaf baked on the hearth. Sliced or unsliccd. Lovins of Kalamazoo were BunFRIDAY & SATURDAY potted tkr us that on Aug. 12th MjtvcU Stephens. * Mrs Elsie this year tlie birth of a boy. 8 45c CHOCOLATE GLAZED DONUTS6 for Gilliland and Mra. Margaret pounds. 13 ounces, IB inches long Burt of Flint returned home was given by Mrs. Brenda Buch­ A rich chocolate yeast raised dough with chocolate glaze last Thursday from a week’s trip er of Akron. Ohio. Mr.and Mrs. All Regular 63c COFFEE CAKESSpecial to Toledo. Ohio, where they John F^ Bucher were married Special! Save 7c visited Mr. and Mra. Harley Burt hen; Hastings. The Buchers and then visited Charlie Gilli­ named their new son. John Todd. CINNAMON STREUSEL BREAD land lit Harrisburg. Pa. * Mrs * Kent Murphy and friend Lctha 'Shumawy spent two weeks stopped at the Potter home for a Regular 29c; special 22c loaf. ’i visit. Remember Monday Pantry Day ------ 5 loave* $1.10 and Mra. Roy Shumway of Jack­ Cookie Day Every Wednesday------------------4 dox. $1.00 son returning homo Monday. * Annual circulation of the State Mr. and Mra. Gerald Bartlett Library books has increased ftom Assorted package. and family of East Lansing vlslt- 367.000 to G63.000 tn tbc post five Coats Grove Plans Parents' Night <eD*nl*l. Jon**. 312 E W**htn*ton, W««k*. 314 BUI*. Aug. 31; Braith. Rl. B*pt- 1; Todd Lot S«pL 2; Bonnl* W*ii*r. 809 Initon. PMIUp Shook. Jr . 31* 565 a DALE’S BAKE SHOP Sunday. David and Linda also visited the Maurice Rathbuns. St. Joseph County Lake Odessa CENTREVILLE By Ku th Peterman PtaaciR, B«»l. 6. PLAINWELL — LortU* LaPonnUln*. Mr. and Mra. Roy Tubergen and BHELeVvILLE Crnthu Caipantor. daughter. Evelyn Goodrich, of 11941 M»r»h Ed . Sept. B; JcnnlngR Middleville have purchased the Kt,n,r Rl. 8,p4. *. VERMONTVILLE — Raymond How*. Merrill Thornton residence. The Thorntons have moved out ot FAIR Sept. 19 Io 24 PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. chairman. held a meobti^^K’ BACK TO SCHOOL WEEK Yeckley 4H Club Riders Earn Honors 4H Horse Show in East Lansing Aug 20th to help represent Barry County. Martan and Sue both allowed their horns in English pleasure. Justice of CUrtoville was lhe engugament of their daugh­ ter. Bonnie Loulae, to Donald F. A Christmas greens and dried ADMITTANCES arrangement tale Is being plan­ ned for late November or early December. A beautiful arrange­ BElLe’vUE—Wlltoua D*Bruto*. R3. ment of zinnias in a black candle mold with yellow candles From Yeckley 4H Saddle Club. Marton Gorham. Vai Barnum. '^F^^ Sckiety news Camp Fire Council J*..^ArTUU Murtjr -------------------- --- ---- Dhnr Arln/iliac Plans Activities For New Season Chidester Area Lake Odessa 1 By Francaa Johnttoft Mrs. Lyle GlEraplo ciiairmaned the ladies luncheon and bridge at the HastingB Country Club The Thornapple Garden Club wtre served a German dessert had an interesting meeting oti g*n and cookies from Mexico, Hungary. Sweden and oilier Mr*. Waaley Logan, program hoftass. Mra Pylnn Matthews. brought U> North America. of Mr. and Mrs MyrveU, Minneapolis, Minn., after two weeks’ visit with their parents, The NCAA cress country tlie Homer Bartletts. The Dale championship originated at Harrietta of Lawrence. Kos.. were Michigan State in 1938 and was run there every - year through Clark Lake near Jprckaon. * The 1964. Lokr.vide Barracks and Auxiliary picnic wm held Saturday eve■Ung. Aug. 27. at the farm home ’ Centreville, Mich. Attention 5 DAYS OF RACING $24,000 IN PURSES Racing Every Afternoon Tuesday Thru Saturday A Clothes Dryer does more than dry your clothes ’ ■Mr. and Mra Jerry Rlpmostcr and daughters halt returned to their iiomc at Glen Rock. NJ.. Julius La Rosa mother. Mrs. Cart Gicnnan. and featured in Stage Show Q9 Each Night Kalamazoo. * Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ sell Franzt and family of Gillottc, NJ., were house guests of Ills sister. Mrs. Carl Glcrman. for a week. * Mra. Dan Hickey. Mrs. Bill Sutton and daughters and Gate 75c - Automobiles 50c Mra. Steve Sutton or rural Port­ land were in Grand Rapids a Grandstand Reserved Scats STRAP-HAPPY Fashion for FALL Admission- 75. ond $1.00 IT IRONS THEM TOO! Tickers may be purchased i returning home Monday night of at the Fairgrounds or may , lust week. * Mr. and Mra. Paul , , , , , . , ! Erb of Grand Rapids and Mr. be ordered by mod from St and Mra. Max Sharp and grand- Joseph County Grange Fair son of Morley were Sunday, Aug. . . . r n 128. dinner gureu of Mr. and.Assn.. Fairgrounds. Centre । Mra. Roy Erb. * Mr. and Mra. villc. Michigan 49032. Luther Lovins and Mra. Belle I r SU’plx’ns vf Kohunanoo were . Short Heels give you the IN look for Fall. Open backs or closed. In smooth, grains or suede. Black, brown, bronze. We Itmnr that Ullul»■(!■ AMERICAN LEGION announces its Annual STAG STEAK FRY 'Woltz through Wadal.i Tuesday, Sept. 13 6:30 p.m. al Legion Hall For Members and Guests Here’s the craze you crave ... the kookie little low-down 00 b high-style swingers smart girk arc so mad about this season! Cullcct ’em in all different heels, colors, and leathers. At these prices, you can afford to! TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON CUT IRONING TIME AND GIVE A PROFESSIONAL "Finishing Touch" TO THOSE NEW MIRACLE FABRICS WITH A CLOTHES DRYER Wdcoi$ /agon I Ths Psi FMK MS-HM 1 WELCOliE NEWCOM ERSl buy AND Even the Flats are higher. See the "Beetle" heels in open or closed styles. In smooth, grains 01* suede. Black, brown, bronze. If you know of a family who has just arrived in your community, be sure to tell them about Welcome Wajon. They will be delighted with the basket ol lifts and helpful information they will receive from our hostess, a symbol of the com­ munity’s traditional bospitilitj. Or you Um this coupon Io let us know pu'ri her* now SAVE MXMB3________ - _____________________ --------- cmr___________________ ___ --------------------- During Appliance Dealer’s (Pin AN “Waltz thru Washday Sale’ ! ZJ Pltttt hivt th* Wtlcom* Wigon Hostess call on m* I would lih to subscribe-to tho Hastings Banner TO I IF'ING, LUGGING AND HANGING CLOTHES) I Wrap to jCirtddM D9I, A w �Mrs. Browne, 40, Dies Sunday at Pennock Hospital BANNER Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors Mrs. Robert E- Browne. 40, of Kalamo Highway. R3 Nashville. Aooarr asaatox patient a day. Browne, who had been In falling health for some time, had previously been employed al .Michigan Magnetics In Vermont­ ville. March It. 1970. a daughter of Ix-allc and Faith (Boatick) Bea idea the husband. Mra. Browne U survived by four In Mason, Mrs. Frankie Reid of Nashville, Mra. Patricia Nelson of Kalamazoo and Mra. Marie Splllalnc of Delton: three son*. Robert W. of Charlotte. Robert E . of Bellevue, and Michael of Mrs Leslie Orcas of Haatlnga; two brothers. Clarence and Wil­ liam Grots both of Hastings: two sistora. Mrs. Frayne Borerth of Sant* Clara, Calif., and Mrs. riwr.u.r OIO inr bervlccs were IWIu wcunuuay Moiinn « .rrir.i ac 2 p.m. from the Vogt Funeral , in LAaeview wmescry. ------------ •------------ Failure to Heed ' „ Judge’ll Advice .Proves Costly II, .1 il.! VVLIII.m Gerald Burpee. 39. Rl Dowling, didn't pay any attention to the warning given him on Aug. 17 by Middleville Justice Grover T. lethcoc silting In Hastings Mu­ nicipal Court tn the absence of Judge U E Barnett. At that time Burpee was ar­ raigned for driving without a li­ cense—just a day short of the three-year period In which the judge would be forced to hand out a minimum S50 fine. He was fined *10 plus *4 85 and warned not to drive until he obtained a license. About 12:50 am Sunday. Sept. 4, Officer Al Stanton saw Burpee driving on 8. Michigan and fol­ lowed him on E Marshal). Tuesday Justice Lellicoe or­ dered Burpee to pay u *50 line plus *5 45 costs and serve 30 days In jail, and another 15 days If the money is not paid. This was Burpee's sixth offense doting bock to 1954 Tlie only thing which has been standing In tlie way of his license Li an impaldxraiflc ticket al Flint. 13 IEAL ESTATE SSTATS SSaVICI INSURANCE • B( ■..... Ph. 945-5112 i».oc si nc 30 no :. ■■■> so no :>i on tn.no CARPeTiNc son.oo 30n.no !«« no Actions always try to catch up with thoughts; Aim your thoughts high and let your achievements surprise you. Dr. Muehlberaer Dies Dr. Clarence W. Muehlberger. head of the State Health Depart­ ment's crime detection division since its founding 24 years ago. died Friday nt Lansing. Dr. Muchlberger hod made many, court appearances here. ■joi । no iX/rllflDDQ RS WrUIUnosaiMi Thieves Burglarize Beagle Clubhouse 1VI.1I!.T SESSION The Wolverine Beagle Club house on lhe Hammond Road was broken Into over the week­ end and many articles taken. Mrs. Leslie Raber reported to the sheriff's office Monday Tilings taken included silver­ ware, canned goods, three large almost new- round kettles with covers, a 50-cup coffeemaker and other things. The club has been burglarized before. 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September . e.Ia 1 Thursday, 8, 1966 Slate Health Director Albert E. Heustls lauded Michigan’s full-Ume local health officer* for their wllllngneaa to make on allout effort to eradicate measles A series of beginner's western as a public health problem in style square dance lessons will school* (by the Spring of 1967. start Monday. Sept. 12. at the Lakewood High School all-pur­ action during their-----------pose room. 7:30 to 9:30 pm. meeting at Boyne Mountain Service* for Michael K. Green, । Sept. 26 Is the last day persons 28. 116 8. Queen St.. Nashville, i may enroll In the course. Maeve 'The availability of an effec­ were held Saturday at 2 pm. । Freestone and Jack Cook will be tive vaccine that can be used to । the instructors. The Lake O Immunize large numbers of chil­ from tiw Vogt Funeral Home He had been employed Che 1 Square Dance Club Is sponsoring dren. two laws passed by the Michigan legislature this year, E. W. Bliss Company in Has­ tlie class. Through CROP, Michigan people arc providing four heifers tings until last January when he I Por more Information contact and an appropriation of S350JXX) • nd one bull for the village of Kafumba in the Kwilu became assistant superintendent Theo Yager 374 - 3923, Clayton to purchase measles vaccine will Province, Congo. The five beef-type animals will come all contribute to on all-out ef­ I Boyce 374 8173. John Nelson at t h e R St P Industries in fort at thU Umt," Dr. Heustls Sunfield 30700 or-any other club from a herd suited to the climate, developed by a Belgian Noahvllle, owned and operated noted. • ; members. by tils parents. farmer-business man. Part of the herd is shoan here. Although the state will set He was taken ill several weeks Like in hundreds of other villages, Kafumba cattle were all guidelines to establish priority ago and was hospitalized port destroyed by Communist-led rebels in 1964. of the Ume. He was found dead j Solomon’s prayer for "an un­ achedales and provide that the vaclne be administered both in by hanging In his home. 1 derstanding heart" rttther than private doctor's offices and Michael K. Green was born In riche* will Introduce tbc Bible health department clinics, it la Nashville on April 10. 1938. the Leeson on" "Substance'’ to be rend anticipated that there will be son of Richard D. and Ferne at Christian Science churches local variations tn the exact (Schulze) Green. He was gradu­ this Sunday. Correlative selec­ program chosen by each local ated from Nashville High School tions from "Science and Health health jurisdiction, he continued. In 1957 and on June 29 of that with Key to the Scriptures’’ by The»e variations In the use year was married to Delphla Go­ Mary Baker Eddy will include milk. forth in Nashville. tlie statement that "Tiuth. Life, on ipeclal problems, or reBeside* the wife he is survived and Love are substance, as the When Ls a religious counselor by three daughters. Gale. Owen- Scriptures use this word m He­ "But tlie important thing ’a likely U> be most helpful? dlyn and Jelll, all at home: hU brews: The substance of things that Michigan's health authori­ TUE8DAY. SEPT Five areas of need ore listed beef «t«». fruit. < parents; two brothers. Richard hoped for. the evidence of things ties have agreed to supplement of Kalamazoo and Sidney of not seen."' lhe past work of health depart­ by DeWitt Baldwin, director of t»r. nUk. ments and private physicians by Nashville, and the paternal The University of Michigan Of­ an all-out effort to eliminate the grandmother. Mrs Frances Mc­ , Mrs. Frank Roush of Hickory fice of Religious Affair*:' Leod of Woodland. I Comers is a patient In BuUcr- backlog of children susceptible (D When there U need for The RCv. Marvin Potter offi­ wor.h Hospital. Grand Rapids Dr. Heustls observed that specialized knowledge of reli­ ciated and burial wu made in Site will be glad to hear from her Michigan law requires that chll- I gious history, theology, or Scrip­ Lakeview Cemetery, Nashville. friends. dren without a history of measles tures; 21 In problems relating Iff entering a Michigan public or I transferring or converting from parochial schpol for the first time must be vaccinated against ■ v'»e religious tradition to *nthe disease. Preschool children other; 3) In problems arising participating in group activities. fr0I„ mtcr-falth nmrrtoge or alro't^ immunized. Thr’lsw™'?^ pre-marital difficulties Involv- FuneralRites for Michael Green Held Saturday Square Dance Lessons at Lakewood Solomon's Prayer Religious Counseling Widely Used Shakespearean Festival Enjoyed By Delton Club BACK TO SCHOOL © Giant Packs FILLER PAPER soo > Get on the g»«rjt swinfto savings! Choose 3-hole punch, 8Vi x ll^tn vilde or college rule, or 5-hole punch, 8x lOIA'VJA-wide °r narrow rule. With margins. »57*»88* "hkMlhf SwiOt Skew* & QU *C**tkf Phone Wl 5-2466 126 E. Stat* St. A GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS clove in to business district, has two bedrooms upstairs and two bedrooms-downstairs, living room, dining room, kitchen irUT bath, has storm windows and screens, has basement and gas heating plant, hot water heater. . $8,500.00 TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. AND ANOTHER toOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location, has three bedrooms and half-bath ups’*1'* end down one bed- $7,000.00 Phone' Vermontville 259-7298 work of the whole University community Ln serving students." •N MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-37 with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full $8,900.00 A VERY REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, has Iwo bedrooms upstairs and down a large bedroom, living room, large kitchen with dining spacrx complete bath and another small room off the bathroom, Michigan cellar, heated with gas furnace, therefore lots of cupboards in the place, is completely insulated, real good roof, and the price is$4,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedrooms upstair*; downstairs it has one bedroom, workshop on ..$10,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4ih WARD, has A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDORFF ADDITION. First Ward. liuw IV —------- -------------- ---- ------- -- - - ■ ------­ of................................... ................ -.$600.00 A NICE HOME ON HEATH ROAD located on I 44-acre lot. all on storm windows and screens, is cap Insulated for .--$9,500.00 A REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on slab, large snd 42 loot well and is fully insulated, would sell on contract wllh $1.500 00 down, for — —» — $8,000.00 INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN, has two apartments, north apt. has living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath. kitchen and bath and two bedrooms upstairs, has full basement BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, sewer and water in. has a garage on It. also a part basemen:a$1,500.00 NICE LARGE LOTS AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, two of them, r.ght on lake, will sell both of them lor$3,200.00 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition lor$650.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower bath, lots of twee) Summa' cottage with all th* extras for -— $10,500.00 Bender. 73. 130 Coats Grove Road. Leach Lake, who died. X.'" ring. the Sponable-Glrrbach Funeral •lie** gallon purchased a 71$ “cre tract about two years ago and p.b ta'4 jelly euidwlel. SEPT 19 - Milk. purr beu». pollU chip*, pen Pans call for a sanctuary 44 SEPT 30 Mil*. cfcuken foot by 54 foot with a full base­ Mrole. lettuce l»l»d. p ment providing Sunday School rooms. The auditorium will scat 200. The church will have brick face veneer, a split stone planter with a contemporary design in glass block. MUk SEPT A bonding program pspvlded by the Galilean Baptist Mission. Milk. Inc., was used to finance the new church. Milk. The plans call for electric heating to be installed with a Arley Todd. Jr . is the contradtor and C. McIntyre is the architect. Chairman of the build­ ing committee Is Cecil Gray. Rev. Wayne Ritchie is pastor of the congregation which is presently meeting in the hail over the Woodland fire barn and extends an invitation to all to meet with them. Governor Romney has pro­ claimed the month of September. 1966. as Michigan Children's Aid Society Month in Michigan. The proclamation reads: wholesome family living should concern us all. The Michigan 1 Children’s Aid Society has dem­ onstrated a genuine concern and has helped to bring happiness into many Michigan homes De­ pendent and neglected children, regardless of race, color or creed, have been started toward a hap­ py and wholesome life, which otherwise might not hove b-en possible, through the dedicated work of the Society "The Michigan Children’s Aid Society today offers professional child welfare programs serving •hlldren of all ages One hundred fifty-seven staff members in fif­ teen offices throughout Michigan provide a variety of services so those less fortunate youngsters will not be deprived the loving -are. attention and companion­ ship of a mother and father, and the warmth and security of a home of their own "During 1965 the Michigan Children’s Aid Society provided foster care for 2.113 dependent, neglected, and illegitimate chil­ dren. Also, during the year. 658 adoption placements were made, and the Society provided case­ work services for 1,798 unmarried parents and their families "Therefore. I. George Romney. Governor of lhe Slate of Michi­ gan. do hereby proclaim the month of September. 1966. as Michigan Children's Aid Society Month in Michigan, tn recogni­ tion Of the many meaningful ■ontrlbutions the Society has made in helping to fill a dangerxisly lame gap existing in our society today." The Family and Children’s Service, an agency of the Battle ?reek Are* United Fund. Is an iff Ulate branch of the Michigan Children’s Aid Society serving Calhoun and Barn* Counties. rcllt. yranea. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Deal. Dan­ ny and David from Benton Har­ bor were overnight guests of her parents. the Clayton Jarrarda. Friday. Aug 26. leaving for their home Saturday evening. Danny stayed until Tuesday. The Rev Don M. Gury offi- side Cemetery. Mr. Bender suffering tier and had been employed at lhe E W. Bliss Company far Ohio, the of John and Pris­ cilla <Fochtt Bender. wife. Kathryn: a footer son. Wil­ liam Hurst. Hastings a daughcisco of Hastings; children. two grand­ 68 Attend Reunion The Buck family reunion was held at the Prank Kenfleld cot­ tage on Middle Lake Sunday. Aug. 28. Sixty-eight relatives at­ tended from Rantoul. Ill.; Los Angeles. Calif.: Norfolk. Vs., and Allegan. Battle Creek. Orleans. Charlotte. Woodland. Lake Odes­ sa and Flint. I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! ESTATE OKER 145 W. Stan St, HnH» You wont, either, when you shop with these &■ ; merchants! ELECTRICAL SERVICES Electric Motor Service Halting! Electric, Inc. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES FLORISTS Jack Echlinaw'a Service MUSIC INSTRUCTION . Mauri's Music Studio OFFICE SUPPLIES Schadar'a Offie. Supplies PAINT & WALLPAPER Haitinn Motor Sale* HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Supply Hasting HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING. 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Why not get your FREE HCB Credit Card NOW1 WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Area Ministerial Group to Meet Tho Hastings Are* Ministerial Association will hold Its first A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 ft. boa*, and 12 ft. flsh- ANOTHER HOME IN THI FIRST WARD, ha* three bedrooms up- Milk. ten. On Thursday Church, being erected on lhe cast side of M-50, across from Lakewood High School. Is pro­ grassing rapidly. Children’s Aid Society Month New York Life Top Listings in Town & Country Properties ..$13,000.00 ZEPT. V Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jarrard called at the home of Rev and — •«the — Mrs. Elmer Deal of OuJl Lake own ethical values, guiding tn- annual activity, calling .for sights, and motivating tnirpoaea. members to hold dances, c<jr Thursday. "Religious faith, while II value* provide finances. Stan TrumHe, C.L.U. is not synonymous with them." The Festival, with a 13-year says Baldwin "It seeks to pro­ history, attracts about 350.000 vide resources for responding tourists each year from North creatively U> crisis, failure, guilt, America and Europe and grosses frustration. loneliness, and even almost one million dollars. death. Dealing with these LvOperas and ballet perform­ aurri of ultimate concern to man ances are also featured at the Ls the appropriate province of Avon Theatre. Festivities begin religion, and hence of religious In early Juhe of each year and continue for 18 week* ending In "Every effort Ls mode 'In the early October. assigning of religious counselors to the U-M campus to find per­ sons of the highs* Integrity, with basic training In psychology and counseling, and with a wll- REAL ESTATE A NICE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: all on one Panes 1 fa 8 Woodland School Retired Bliss Menu Moulder Dies New Lakewood Baptist Church Well Underway exempts children whose parents, ln8 religious differences; 4) In ' by Nancv Wertman object to the vaccination If they conflicts between the individual, Members of the Latin Club ot sign a certificate to that effect. and his environment growing Delton High School and their Dr. Heustls emphasised that from rcllgto-culturai difference*, chaperones attended Uie Strat­ cooperative program with local questions about religious au­ ford Shakespearean Festival In thority, and achievement of In­ Stratford, Ontario. Canada. Aug. dividual religious maturity; 3) In vate practicing physician*. ethical and moral, problems Ute group viewed three plays In addition, tlie cooperation where the guidance ot religious , presented by the professional and assistance of school admin­ Uochlngs is a factor. II .company In lhe modern Festival istrators and PTA. group* will Baldwin points out that any Theatre. Shapespeare’s "Henry be sought in planning and con­ ducting local programs and se­ human problem may have a re- V.” "Henry VI" and ’Twelfth curing financing, above •* the — llgious aspect. "And similarly a Night." problem considered to _. be .. reThey ... Independently visited lo—,------------,-------------amounts appropriated by the ........... llgious ’ may affect one’s----------whole, cal exhibits, shopped for souvestate legislature. .— ------ — .--------------------inlrl and frwlUPnted such city Vaccine purchased by lhe :------------------------------peraonalliy.' he says ,hiu reUeiSlate will be allotted to local! "This means that while retlgl- 1 nlKht "P°u as Tl’e Thrc* R»vens potenuaffv and The Black Swan heallh Jurisdictions on the basis ous counseling Ls potentially of the number of 1961 births In helpful ne.P..u In m the solution of any the area and with Indicated ndit ‘zi room, from Slmffort clUuiu Ll ““ “ Justmenl for population move-' specialized kinds of vocational, mem. . | *—'—■—• * iS P-fird fo'r 0. p.,1 £ '3OO Hostings School Menu ^erlinn Two Sept 13. al the Episcopal Parish House at ,5 pm. for a potluck dinner. A>l lowing the dinner. Rev. Don Gun- will present a pictorial lecture on his recent COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hustings Citi* llniih WMIB. MkoI <>■>«■> Uaufam ■ �g—T«X ■ASTDfOB WW _________ Tkunday, Beptember R, UW Jock^Flopkins Sets New Amateur Mark at HCC Jock Hopkins, a 1066 graduate of Miami (Ohio) University and set a new amateur course record Sunday atjhe Hastings Counit? Club as he and Dewayne Pugh 90-Day Wonder HASTINGS BOWLING Stuart shot his record total the day the Hastings Country Club opened it* 18-holc course Hopkins and John Peterson bad shared lhe amateur course Hopkins and Pugh came In wlth’a “blus four" in lhe Pro­ Am handicap tournament. Golfquota’ based on both players' handicaps. They receive one took second. making their quota. Dick Foster — Frank McMillan. Buzz Youngs—Dr. Carl Peurach and Gordon Ironside and Donn Paul Peterson and Dave Irwin had minus 3. Roger Roberts — Wayne Newton and Mike Youngs —Gordon Norris had minus 4: Jacobs—Dick Hudson and Bob Hollister — Robert Moore had Jack LauMukh — Lee Bacon. Robert Stanley—Phil HUson and John Cttnder —Charlie Pusnlkas all hod minus 6. In setting hl* course Hopkins 11, bogeyed No 14. cagtod No. 15 tnr KI. 11 Stan Miuial Tourney Open* In Battle Creek g renal Stan Muslal (unlimited (AABC) at Battle Creek. ball Association representative meet* Ohio No 2 at 6 pm.; and Max Larsen Ford. Battle Creek Stadium. Indiana and Ohio No. 1. drew tion Saturday. Indiana against the Ohio No. 2-Mlchlgan winner and Ohio Na 1 against the Ken­ tucky-Hott Winner. Play contln- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Last spring, some 800,000 coho salmon about lhe size of the little fish shown above this ruler were released in three streams of lakes Michigan and Superior by the Conservation Department. Here, below the smaller coho, is how one of these fish now looks. The big fish. First confirmed coho recovered from Michigan waters, made a 9-11 inch gain in only 90 days. Caught by commercial fishermen about two tailes north of Manistee, the Impounder turned out to be a fast-maturing male (jack). This is more good news for Department fisheries men who hope that cohos will success­ fully reproduce in Mitiigan streams next hill. Since this first coho was netted, several others have been taken ia waters near Leland and Ludington. They averaged about 12 inches, more in line with original expectations. Cohos still have several good-growing weeks left this year, and some of the early-maturing fish may run up n few of Mich­ igan's Great Lakes streams this fall. They are now legal catches under regulations much the same as trout fishing rule*. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation Armchair Athlete A man tliat receive^ the admiration of many of us is our Mort Nichols, who ia over 85 years old and who joined lhe racers walking across the Mackinac Bridge on LaborDay. Des­ pite the high, cold winds and rain, Mort walked lhe 4)4 miles in 59 minutes, 57 seconds, beating his own tjme when he was two years younger—in 1964—when he took 60 minutes, 3 sec­ onds to cover the same distance. However, in 1963 .'fort set hl* best time of 56 minutes. 29 pion for Use past two years. Del­ ton Coach Gordon Christensen about walking in competition has an even dozen returning let­ that puts something extra Into termen, including Captain Ken hl* step. He explained that all during lhe Summer he wasn't MlddlevUle's coach. Bob White, than 65 minutes, but Monday turns out one of the finest high despite the bad weather he did It under one hour. ■ we'vfc seen. In It he Includes a He has a friend. Jack Doxor- note: “Game movies will be totorm. of Cincinnati. Ohio, with ken of all home games. Groups whom he often walk* the Big and Individuals, including perMac. Generally, one beat* the sonnel of opponent schools, are other but this year both finished their convenience." Middleville Gov. Romney got up before ho* nine lettermen, led by Capl. dawn Monday and beat the esti­ Gary Vim Elat and Capt. Tom mated 10400 people across the Warner. Van Elst. only a Junior bridge. Romney covered the 4li- thl* Fall. 1* already one of this mlle distance in 57 minutes but area's outstanding athletes hav­ completed the walk before the ing won the State Class C shot put record last Spring. Gary rain started. hurled the shot 56 feet. 10 inches, A Canadian. Felix Cappalla of for the new Michigan Class C Midland. Ont, was the flrat standard. His Expressway record across the finish line In the to M feet, 4 Inches... . men's division of tlie Michigan Our Steve Youngs (HHS ’66 > Is Amateur Athletic Union covering the 4H-mile walk In 34 minutes. at Michigan State as one of the 36 seconds. Detroiter Jeanne managers for Coach Duffy Boeel established a womens Daugherty's Spartans Steve came home Tuesday night (only one Reckless Driver. J Pays S75 Fine David R. Preston. 25. 537 E. Mill Street, pleaded guilty to reckless, driving when arraigned In Has­ tings Mundpul Court before Mid­ dleville Justice Grover T. Letlicoc last week and was fined $75 plus $935 court coats. AFB. Florida. I The L.VCT1, DOTU.J Auail. J™" j* I COLEMAN AGENCY FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Are you insured against this? -COLIMAN -ft, t AGENCY insurance mi^hioah ^w.5^ N..U PO."« £ co-hostesses. * John Calt, who has completed his training in; ;the armed forces, with his wife' | have been visiting In Michigan.' They will return to Seattle for1 । his assignment. * Bonnie Shum­ way Clink and children. Debbie 'and Douglas, of Vandercook sons. Scott and Dan. visited their grandmother. Mrs. Letha Shum- j i completed her teacher's educa-1 . Uon at MSU and begins her । ' practice fcaching Sept. 8 at Vandercook Lake. i Members and friends of the Grace Brethren Church hon| ored Mrs. Essalle Titus and daughter. Barbara. Monday eve­ ning. Aug. 26. at the church Mrs Titus Is moving to Winona | sume her studies at lhe Grace ' College. A son. Mr. and Mrs Ted | Titus and daughter, reside al i Winona Lake also. Barbara was unable to attend lhe party as l she is employed In Warsaw. Ind. ' Rev. Simon Torolan spoke of the loyalty and faithful service of I Mrs Titus and daughter to the church. Jane and Tereasa Fuller were also honored as a farewell to them, as members of the Sun­ day school, as they, with their I parents, the Gary Fuller* of rur­ al Freeport, are moving to AriThe Recreation Club met with Mrs. Wilbur Neeb Thursday. Mrs Neeb will be teaching school this been a teacher at the welcome Camera achool In Ww County, i BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH Hastings'Mfg. Drops 2 Games In State Meet iiaJ. A special number wa* played The Hastings Mfg. Company'* Softball team was eliminated In the Mldilgan Clag* D champion­ nlng drlve-ln service Included In­ ship tournament at Coldwater, strumental number*. Sunday cvc- losing their flrit game by a heartbreaking 6-4 score and their Position at the Foul Line Lost of Savon Articles Blank went to Grand Rapids Thursday and Saturday of but Saturday tlie PUton Ring lad*, who had won the Hasting* Dis­ trict and the Sunfield Regional, lost to Adrian which scored two runs in each of the flrat five Inn­ ings and three In the sixth. Has­ tings scored once in the second, ' oomponkd than. Mra. Erb Is twice In the third, once In the much Improved at this report. * fourth and three times In the The Clayton Neebs of Kalama- sixth. major surgery pital Tuesday. companied Jay Jack Erb. who at Blodgett Hos­ Aug. 23. She ac­ Erb and son, Pfc. had arrived from were Sunday, Aug. 21. dinner guests of the Marvel Neebs Ln Woodland. Sunday. Aug. 21. church town Saturday evening, 1„ .11 .poru, r.™ .1.,. . v.„ prt .M I. then *•«« you have no exception. If you finish badly at the foul line, thee k«va basic part the four-step If improperly performed someled Lzci; “ rt of =fyou “ ■*would -* — Jdelivery. properly, finish with your all tbc step* had been executed properly, y y toward Your...ahouldero will sliding foot pointing directly toward tU the pin*. r.-----------rour sliding knee would be 1bent slightly be parallel to the foul line. Your to insure a perfect slide andi to maintain ^.„^i good balance. mdulutn arm awing, if ■axecu roperly, will bring the give your maximum maxit aeorinjr. If ball about four to aix inches to you find that you y< are finishing th* side of your iliding foot poorly at the foul line, examine Your bowling arm will continue your delivery and correct only smoothly upward* in making a the point* that need it: don't “atraight-follow through." Al- think that everything is wrong. Highbank HASTINGS 219 W^t State St. . . 1964 65 All American Team «! , ‘ COMMERCIAL MAJORS Merle Haines was the big gun tn the Commercial Majors on opening night, rolling 223-611. Paul Edwards posted 229-563, Rod Newton 202-574, Bob Lam­ bert 551. Joe Gielarowskl 649, Vem HawbllU a Sunday ago. * Galen Daniels 548, Irwin Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Whitmore wood 547, Aaron Sherk 212-546, John Panfil 529. Al Relgler 528. By Mr*. Pern UatcblUa John Kaslnsky 524. Wayne New­ U N..M.HH SSI-2102 Wayne Whitmore and non from ton 520, Mike Schondelmayer 520, Battle Creek were cullers of Mrs. On Sunday, Aug. 28. Mr. and Bob Miller 203-515, Maynard Rllla Whitmore on Bunday, Aug. Tucker 513. Ed Richardson 213­ Mr*. Ray Rouah, Vic Maurer. Mr. 506 and Bill Jerow 507. and Mra. Albert Bell, Paul and Marcia Bell attended open bouse CLA8SIC LEAGUE Uon. A Mra. Rllla Whitmore at­ tended the Senior Citizens plcAl Morgan posted 220-617 and Merle Haines 225-616 to set a hot pace in the Classic circuit' Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schantz lost week. Paul Edwards chalked were Sunday, Aug. 28. callers of 574. Ken Robbe 505. Bill Hack­ ney 516, Harv Haan 558. Dave son of near Bellevue. * Mr. and Dimmers 507, Les Springer 558, to a teaching poUUon Ln Call- Mra. Terry Gardner and children Jerry Mlles 510, Gordie French 212-583, Carl Baker 503. Gordie Deymamd (Judy Green) have a ner and Nancy attended the Norris 535. John Kaslnsky 513, baby girl, born Aug. 27. * Mr. Swift reunion nt the Tew's Park nomn Johncock jonncoca 523. oxa, Stu niu Sweet onen uiu} Nolan I 515, Jock Sheler 203-538, Jack Ricky, from Flint visited a few In Assyria, Sunday. Aug. 28. '.no Hiv, mvntlv with urilli l»cr )v-r mrvnla days recently parents, Bowman 522. va Ed Sheler 500, Jerry Smelker 511, John Goro- Mr. and Mra. Albert Bell. Then Dr. James Peurig, Michigan State's athletic team physician. denskl 516. Charles Hitchcock 213-574, Bill Ransom 501, Ben ----- ------ ----------------------- ------------ financed medical school by play- I Kenyon 510, Joe Gtclarowskl tenson and fainHy. Little Ricky ing three years for the Green 205-567. Honk Fedewn 527. Carl remained with Grandpa and'Bay Packers. Rose 506. Bruce Terry 209-505, Grandma Bell.----------------------------- : :Wayne Decker 511. Keith Chose Several from here attended the KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT CIRM ,500, John - Hfivcns 505. Denver , Klersey 511. Gene Grabau 517. ■ Pete Kruger 203-519. Al Hinrlchsen 207-532, Dave Irwin 210->26 and .Ron Pellow 517. children of Bottle Crock and Mr arid Mra. B. Hawblitz and I Lake Odessa "Side of Strand Theatre" By Evelyn Toni. . 1W COMMERCIAL MINORS Bender Gravel and the Depu­ ties won four points as the sea­ son opened Thursday night. Paul Woodman led che whael rolling 203-543, Dick Herbotrelth posted 201-500, Bob Morey 179, Harvey Baker 508. Ken Granata 490. Bob Ward 509. Bob Balmer 518. Roger Wolf 201-516, DennyFredrickson tot. Gerald Price 488. Galen Daniels 460, Dave Kruko 500. Carl Hathaway 517, Gordon Howe 526, Dave Main 489. Paul Cassel 206-513, Dick Wilcox 494 and Forest Kimmey Joseph M. Schnurr. Rl Delton, paid WO fine plus $6 95 ante for returns for Wednesday's drills. driving without having had a quite natural Tuesaay to see our driver* license for three years. He Coach Jock Clarcy along the Wolverine'yti- sidelines for the Hastings High for failure to yield the right-ofgrid practice. Jock started coach­ way. ing In 1942. after five years as a Orrie Lynn Bicknell. 67. 529 W. By Ruth Peterman & Riverside college player and four years In Clinton, paid n 325 nne plus $7.35 high school. His undefeated 1965 court cost* for simple larceny. He Blue St Gold teain was his last Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stcmm were war. charged with taking three Safe driven prefer the Jock Is now HHS athletic direc­ among the employees and wives WJlura bottles U1 of uiauui Dristan on Aug. 31 from tor. Co - Captain Dave Williams who attended the C&O Rati- | the Kroger store, pendability of our fast makes every practice, hobbling road veterans picnic at Potters । on his walking cast for his frac­ Park Saturday. Aug. 27. * Mr. | claim service and per­ : tured ankle. He's keeping in sonal attention when and Mra. Orley Hullibergcr and I shape. Chester Cramer of the Mr and Mrs. Roy Erb were near ■Junior Varsity is expected to be Edmore Wednesday at tlie FcrFor All Type* of ; In traction at Blodgett Hospital ris Christensen farm to see tlie • In Grand Rapids for at least two new potato harvester and other , weeks with a broken upper left ।1 farm equipment. * A1C William j ■ ■ A CTIkl/*C an” suncred Wednesday morn- i ------ wnif oI Mf and MrJ I Ing. Aug 31. during practice. The Chapman, who was home ■ ■ Uiw WW Saxons have had a few olher i ?n „ six-w INSURANCE AGENCY Pleasant'Valley By Mrt. Ethal Blank 1 UoluvUto MI-541 Perfect Shooting at Bob Slocum fired a perfect 25 the trapahoot Saturday tit range. Joo Arnold. Jim Shaw and Clyde Coburn fired 24s. Terry Wolfe. Earl Argetsinger. Bob *► J*»hn £ W1“,h .v^ ,, f 33s. Lyle McManus 22. Dan Paylva 21 and E Patrick. Don »“ * beautiful affair on a P^fed summer evening. The re- caster and Bob Hayes had 20*. ceotton cepUon (Allowed. fallowed. Beat Be?4 wishes wishes and and Another shoot will be held from 5 to 11 pm. Saturday. Sept. 10. couple. * Mr. and Mra. John E Puppies Available turned from a trip to Niagara The Humane Society reports Falls. there are eight combination cocker sponlal and collie pups family were on several days' va­ and two black and tan hound cation enjoying the scenery of pups. 10 weeks old. available for the coM Michigan shore line and adoption at the Dog Pound. guests ot Qse Lewis Henkel faml- den through the sheriff* office. Uy, then’to Lund'* Scenic Oarbeautiful scenic highways. * Mr. Michigan State rated among and Mra. Ronnie Neeb also took the nation's top ten collegiate a tripp of three days into On-1 football team* 11 times during tario. the '1850-65 era. SPECIAL B & K Take Home FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 6Oe (Saturday Only) 10c Deposit on Containers S. Hanover Don't Flip Your Wig Wondering! ....Know What's Going On! ' 5=**i’*7 Listen to the NEWS on your RADIO NEWCASTS: Every Hour-On the Hour HEADLINES: On the Holf*Hour SPORTS: 15 Minutes Post the Hour WEATHER: 15 Minutes Before the Hour It's America's Favorite Family Fun" ' in Between ... EVERY Day on Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Ho«t» HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at ... Plus Your Favorite MUSIC and ENTERTAINMENT dri lAf p r 11 /p YvDln Mwbchi Hastings and Barry County's \ .;jOwn Radio Station 1220 on your Dial �J t i proAt can be determined. Mrs. Forest Begerow. Mra. Herald Classic, Valerie Clum and , ®Y Yr’turlh Mra. Rhoda Bawdy were In Cedar Springs Wednesday, Aug. 31. Contrary to what many people visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nich­ may have thought, I am still olson * The Woodland Lion* writing for The Banner. True, Club will meet. Tuesday. Sept we are butler at home with the new baby but we are *UU trying well attended by the members to inform our friend* of the lo­ after the Summer vacation. The cal news My column did not -’•t club did meet during the Sum­ printed the last few week* be­ mer but many members were cause of not enough space in the absent. The club meets the sec­ paper, it wa* In the office. Keep ond and fourth Tuesday of each calling your new* in a* before month at 7. Visitors are always and we will do our best to get It welcomed and new members are printed. This Is a good place for always wanted Rev. Bllvemail all club and church not'-e* to of tlie EUB. Church will pre­ be publicized With school •tatt­ sent lhe program Tuesday eve­ ing. organizations begin holding ning. The president. Glendon their regular meeting*. Let me Curtis, 1* hoping for a successful know the date and place a week year. In advance. The Woodland Women'* Study Richard Allen and family en- Club will also meet Tuesday. larlalnM .. „ tertatned August ot 27 at Post. ... 154 S*1*1 *3- T,'p PrwIdenL Mrs. Amvet* in Ionia. There was a Bruce CroU1"*' *>U commence ham dinner followed by lhe In- •the bu'!,lcs5 meeting at 8 in the stallatlon of officer*. * Jay and ! w<»d land Memorial Library. The Andy Kussmaul spent a week'pait president* will be acknowwlth their grandparent*. Mr and 1 kd«wl ttlth each recalling Mr*. Stuart Kussmaul On Auk Ithe h*FhliKht of the year they 28 their parent*. Mr and Mrs 1 iervwl Thls u * Rood c,ub ,or RJ Kussmaul, came for them’ (new residents of the community They were also joined bv Mr’ 1 , and Mrs Charles Guenther and Weekend visitors with Mr. and girls for dinner e Valerie Clum 'Mrs ,IerB1d Classic were Mr. has spent a week visiting her I “°d Mr* Doane Clum and famlRrandparcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Her-11?,’ On Sund°y Joined the old Classic. She came with Mr I c,um fnn,lly u‘ C»led°«‘" f°r » and Mrs Galen Kilmer and 'plcnlc dlnner Dinner guests with family after they had spent the I?*1 Classic. vtrt Mr and Mra. weekend In Detroit and attend- ?Jarv‘" <?•“* •n,‘ rUU'rfM5 a*‘d ed the State Fair Mra- c,#Ien Kilmer ond family land Mr. and Mrs Glendon CurhA??f ’1“ “» and f*”111* In «>. evening evinlnJ J*1 the Clums came back and everyh5d ? °ne Minted lhe birthdays of good turn out and the books Dtatnc and Norma Jean. should be finished on this so lhe The Bnartl ol Directors of the United Fund will hold their Arst meeting this Thursday at the home ot Jack Sinclair. Plans will be made for the 1966 drive and . n budget will be "set up " Organ­ izations wishing to beneAt from this drive must get their request Into the secretary-treasurer. Mr*. Glendon Curtis. The choirman. Mr*. Rudy Olhmer. would also appreciate hearing from volun­ teers to solicit. This 1* always a big job to get enough solicitor* and with so many bencAUng from it. it should not be. People should be hoppy to help There is also a need for a co-chairman. Tlr Ink this over and try to help thl* year whether it be your first time or If you do it year after year. The Woodland PTA will open it* season Monday. Sept 12 with > a potluck supper gt 7 in the amount to $1,000. ' school cafeteria with the drink being furnished Each one Is to bring hl* own table service and a dish to pass. Following the supper the president. Lyle Sand­ , brook, will conduct a short bu*lnets meeting. There will be introductlon of the teacher* so the I parent* will have a chance to ; get acquainted with them. Ev­ ! eryone 1* urged to attend this ; Arst and important meeting. Mra. I Wayne Musbach Ls serving as I vice president this year and Mr*. Richard Allen is secretary­ treasurer again. Plan now to at­ i tend as many meeting* a* pos| slble and give these officer* your full cooperation. They will work William F. Arnold hard to keep the PTA together : but It takes the parents and | teacher* attendance at each ! meeting to make it a success The Arst meeting of the Wood­ MODEL* ; land Child Study Club will be FINANCE CQ held at the Woodland school house Thursday. Sept. 15. A planned supper will be served at MODEL FINANCE I 7. Tlie Richard Allen family will present a program of mu»lc fol­ 140 W. Stote St. lowing the supper. The president, Mrs. Wm. Black, will conduct a Halting* short business meeting. All mem­ Phone 945-3429 bers should mark this dale on their calendar and make an ex­ tra effort to attend. The club * also welcome* new members. 5100 ta Si.000 Anyone interested In visiting thl* Arat meeting or becoming member* are welcomed. The Woodland HERE COMES THE MAILMAN! people M0Ve Auto Club members ask that all Michigan motorists appoint themselves guardians of the thousands of children now return­ ing to school. AAA supplies giatarlals By Vidor SUtott SEPT. 12 OCT. 10 NOV. 18 We received a nice rain Friday night. We are told that one and icavon end* in Region HI. (Region 111) in Region III. SEPT. 15 NOV. 19 Start of shooting preserve Main uigeta: NOV. 2 Start of wild turkey hunt in partridge. End of first early bear hunt in Upper Peoinaula (Region I). Use of dog permitted. season in Region II and III. Bear hunting prohibited in both regions. peiraii holders. NOV. 5 End of archery deer-beat SEPT. 20 ge<* through Dee. 15. Close OCT. 20 OCT. 1 Curtain call for north*tn Small game ope Region 111 with phe drawing top billing. RingRegion II. season in Region I. NOV. 10 End of pheasant season ia No hunting in NOV. 23 Duck season closes. NOV. 27 season in Region J. NOV. 30 End of goose hunting hunting Region I. NOV. 11 Quail hunt open* in 21 touthern counties of Region Stan of second DEC. 4 Regions II and 111. Scaup and ringneck ducks DEC. 5 Grouse hunting resume* in Big Bay DeNoc. DEC. 15 End of raccoon hunting in Regions I and IL Close NOV. 1 in Region I. ing by archers and gunne Pheasants become legal and Delta counties. Voodchuck hunting begin* in Region II. ’ Badger and sink hunting begin statewide. Scaup and ringneck ducks come under NOV. 12 Opener of firearm Detroit River, Lake Sc. Clair, NOV. 15 Allegan County. DEC. 31 Grouse and raccoon hunt­ ing close in Region III. End of mink hunting in Region I. Summer Will End Friday, September 23 ever it came so gently that moat of it soaked in as It fell and didn't even make our road troublesome Summer will end officially at The mailman got stuck in the 6:43 am Friday. Sept. 23. when mile mm- north iiurtn of ui us u* so was afraid ainuo to ui the »un sun will arrive at the allai*come down our mile. However car* | tumnal equinox, according to and truck* whizzed by all day Hazel M Loth. University of Saturday and had no trouble. The, Michigan professor of astronomy, rain probably helped the late vegegj j 3| the tun ha* been H MeadUy movmg^uTwX.TS the dangerfrom Are on September 23 will cross lhe whlih ha* been so prevalent all Louatar she oolnta out: summer. Neighbors a half-mile 1 "Z; , “ “ . south ot us didn't get till* rain. , * * “ Mrs. Fred Geiger. Sr., accom-; panled by her cousin. Ray Hag­ gerty of Hastings, went to Trufunt! las; week Tuesday where they vLiited her broUier, Fay Under'- . lrUe‘Tlie* atnro»ph?re causoi the wood Mr underwood, who Is . 5unUghl u, be tint so that the resident of the Christensen Nurs- | 5Un Bppcllrs -mud • nnd viilble Ing Home, remains about the same before coming over the horizon and is able to be up part of the । and afUr setting.” time. * Mrs. Bertha Cotton, who —This ■•— -*•— —which *.•*». •bending, is — called ” hu* made her home for some time refraction, hastens the sun’s ru­ with her daughter. Mra. Willis ing and delays Its setting. Pro­ I Dalton, was taken to Pennock fessor Losh explains. Hospital last Wednesday. At thL* lnc ,hours loura when Wllel, Mlc "The the oull sun „ is writing shn Is Improving slowly | actually visible on Sept 23 will . and would lx- glad to receive cards exceed the time when it ta out of / from her friends. Her daughter*. sight —*-• "by eight — — ■—•— -she ----------minutes." says. ' Mrs Dalton and Mra. Claudine "Not until lhe 26lh will the ; Matthews, have spent as much decrease in lhe length of the lime a* possible with her ' sun's being above the hoeison Mr. and Mra. Clayton Swift of balance this atmospheric *fB-imum Rood have purchased the I feet, and day and night appear John Gardner farm on 8 Wood- equaL land Road and will move then"From then on. the day will os soon a* Mr. and Mrs. Gardner I steadily grow shorter. The sun can get Into their new home which ' will move south of the equator, they are building on Velte Road bringing Fall to the northern on the site of their former home hemisphere and Spring to the destroyed in the 1965 Palm Sunday | southern " tomiido. * We’re sorry to hear ------------ •-----------that our former neighbor. Charles Scasc. now a resident of the Mall- , ' ' J ruunucr i cal Facility has been very poorly j of late. He was better Sunday. | CaAh Ppnney> founder Mr. and Mra. Eldon Roush and [ of Hie Nation-wide chain of de­ chl Idren of South Hastings were partmenL stores bearing , hU his Sunday dinner guest* ot her par- name. will observe hi* 91x1 birth­ ' enta, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson. Penney Founder Is 91 Sept. 16 the afternoon honoring the birth­ , (dart of Mr. Roush and Little appropriately decorated cake. Road. , Olson Clark, director ot U* !Xr,n * committee ha* worked hard counseling committee. schedule interesting program*, M । These These classes classes are are in In conjunc" conjunc- > counseling comtmuee. Any Any one one oh^,^ u'J birthdays *of Victor I Hon for the coming year. It promises lion w»h with num plans for for the the xbrorin. showing, ---------------------------------------intnested in serving a* aK»Un counto be a good and succasful year iaf the Billy Graham film, ’The; . and and David Booher, children of Mr ly involved tn the company’s Restlres Ones." to be on Sept ;51®r"’^ only if the member* work with pub- ‘,nd Mra. Vernon Booher. Those clxs^ Ore open tlie officer*. It 1* Important to Th® Hastings Area Chrtattar. 20 an ao- nnrt “ll1 Get Oct- 11 at ot Control Central | tllC lie. attend the meetings and not Youth Council ta announcing a Audltoriltn’and Mrs Russell Booher of near merely to have your name on scrira oi of rounemng counclllng ana and peraomu nersonal The °°urae belnB prc«TOl*dlht L*, Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. Ker­ [hja the roll. < senes The eye of Horus, on Egyptian win Booher of Charlotte. Mr. and The PeeWee football team wa* worker* classes to be held Sun- ]unte city-wide evangelistic cam­ buslneaaea they founded. scheduled to play their first dart, Sept. 11. 18 and 2S at 2:45;palgns of the Billy Graham to safeguard health and protect game of the season Tuesday, pm. al the Wesleyan Methodist Evangelistic Association. The vision. It also warded oft the and family of Lake Odessa, and Sept. fl. Their next game will be Church. N. Michigan at State | classes ore to be taught by Rev. •'evil eye." Call Wl 5-3481. played on the Lakewood field, Sept 13 with Saranac. Saranac 1* known for their good athletes but I am sure Woodland will be doing their best to win the game. However, win or loee, it la good experience for these boy* to com­ pete In sports and learn the rules. Plan to watch these young guys play football os much a* possible. t , Senior Choir practice will be­ gin again at the Methodist Church after the Bummer vaca­ tion. The Am practice was held Wednesday and will be held each Wednesday at 7: SO Thursday evening. The Twelve will be held at the church at 8 ML. This 1* an organization through, the Methodist Church thatmaeU for a meetings/ prayee.'.Ttia.public l* cordially invited. The toftball tournament doted -Hh the Lake l. walkihg They won high >1 JM Methodist -------------team and received a bit trophy. The Woodland Method!*: tealp. managed by Steve .Carter, re­ ceived a smalltr trophy far plac­ ing second. Th* mtn tnjoyed a season of good ball playing and good social time* w|th thflr fal­ low player*. Bach Ope Is looking forward to another season .-next Summer. Borne may **y . now that they are too old and U. I* their last year, but by hext Summer they will be yotfhg again.-------------------- . Laurie and Jeff Kilmer spent Thursday. Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Clas­ sic and girl*. Their parents. Mr. and Mr*. Galen Kilmer, were on Mackinac Island during thl* time. * Here 1* another plea for help. It seem* the Boy Scout* have been started again in Woodland but the Cub Scouts have been dropped. It it not be­ cause there are not enough boy* but there are not enough willing parent* with Um*. At the B|u* and Gold banquet last February a plea wa* made for Den Mo­ thers. a Cub Master and Board Directors but not enough people volunteered. Roger Carey ha* served a* Cub Master for several year* but ha* now resigned. However. Jf anyohe wishes now to volunteer, I am tyre he would help you. The boy* enjoy this or­ ganization and many of them need the help they receive from It. * Mr. and Mr*. Paul Wood­ man and girl* ware in Laming Bunday. Sept. 4. to Christian Youth Council Plans Workers Classes ________ SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! SPECIAL YEAR-END SAVINGS! and works with school, police and ths community to protect our youngsters. THE HASTINGS RANN»—. West Woodland Lacey Your careful^drlving Is especially required during these early months of children's safety education. entertained for * Bunday dinner HASTINGS OFFICE Representative era of Florida, who art visiting here this Bummer, and Mr. and George K al Ung. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Campbell, Cindy and Douglas, hpve raturned from Long Begch. Calif., where they visited hl* mother and step­ father. Mr. and Mra. Claude Worrell. The Hastings schools Henrich* and Mr. and Mra Rob­ ert Tyus. * Ruby Maxon ot HARDTOPS CONVERTIBLES WAGONS MERCURY: PARK LANE MONTEREY MONTCLAIR COLONY PARK and COMMUTER wagons COMET: CYCLONE GT CYCLONE CALIENTE CAPRI 202 VOYAGER and VILLAGER wagons SPECIAL PRICES OW ALL MODELS of Cindy Campbell. Olllaspta vulud 1 Tony Belli Motors • 1320 N. Michigan Avenue �Baseline 4n ers Do Well at State Show Barn Destroyed I On Peake Farm I Paula Owens and Judy Tread- enu>. Mr. and Mrs Oscar bclner, returned to her home in Jason SUere Wednesday. She Ypsilanti Friday. ★ Tuesday evewas an associate missionary with Rev and Mra. Steere while they held were In Bollva. South America. Barry Farm Calendar. GritfeUi ‘Addle Smith) will be —j <: ----------- «— rxvid Lyon Lawerence. of Hickory rention at French Lick. Ind. * Ing money to go to WMU at Kal­ amazoo by working In a con- alongside the Butler Rood cast section or apparently h.id been set. At 12:40 pm. Wednesday. Aug. 31. firemen were calk'd to the City dump to extinguish a burn­ ing trailer. At 9:25 Friday firemen were and Linda Huntington along with Tom Mllkr and Carol called out when Al Morgan's car btruin did Junior team demon- caught fire in the 200 block of N. Michigan. The wiring, reguTho Nut Club. Baseline, aim die Louis Huntington have started from a faulty gas line. Il was the 55th alarm tills year for the fire department. ere Jack Langvford and Ijorealne I >> , .• Anders. Carolyn Miller and Janet | DeillOHStratlOllS | ’ r ‘ days In Pennock Hospital. * Mr.and Mra. John Wilkes and Mr.• and Mrs. Roy McCall enjoyed1 ' lertaincd their Anniversary Club> Bradley Carpenter, Hastings, Saturday, Aug. 27. Ten exxiplea• __ _ _ ______ ______; enjoyed playing cards and dainty l Ingleside Daisy Rose 325391, from refreshments were served by the» Stanley M. Dowell of Ionia. The | hostess. ___ I t- . Ulllr. . . . .. ..... 1 i of the transfer of ownership has Freeport, and Middleville begln-■ bcen made by the American । ning s<-pt. u. sept. 11, 12. 13. 17I Milking Shorthorn Society at mj jg m Middleville and Sept. Springfield. Mo. I 14, 15 and 18 there are servtoeai • I Eisenberg of Nashville, Tenn.. Milking Shorthorn tractor he was driving Upped ove: and he was pinned underneath. He broke his pelvic bone, punctured a lung and other injuries. He Ls confined to a Flint hospital but hopes to be moved t6..Borgcss Hospital In Kalamamx> * Mra. Bill Corson, who suf­ freed a stroke In August, is UvIng with her daughter. Louise Pierce, In Kalanfazoo until she feels better. , The Clifford Davis family wathcring at their home celebrnted Clifford Davis* mother. Mrs Ora Davis’, 94th birthday. * William Marsden, our new high school principal, has pur­ chased Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holl's home on Edward Street and ex- He was assistant principal In gin In both places at 7:30. * Mr. Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holtz's and Mra. Oliver Hem and family new home on Charles Street is nearing completion. * Mr. and David Otto n Sunday ago Their Mrs. Verne Llctka and Winnie Rev. Harold Taber attended a son. John, remained lure for the Llctka left early Saturday for Gaylord. Miss Winnie Lectka will National Council of Churches remain for a few weeks' visit but Conference near Madison. Wis..; the Verne Llctka's returned part of last week. * Mrs. Hine of Labor Day. * Robert home Grand Rapids and her sister. Mra. and returned to their homo In Lexhtenberger of Comp Hill. Pa , Ann Prints of Mlama, Fla., visit- i Miss Martan Olds and friend. Mrs. Robert Lechtenbergcr and and Mrs. Wellington Jackson on Richard Crouse, both of Alba, daughter. Brook, returned home lhe County Line. * Mr. and Mra. John Veldcrman hoaUd the Lu-----Mr.-------and -----Mra.-------------------------Forrctit March­ with him. Mrs. Lechtenberger (nee Pauline Beneway) comes neka Reunion Sunday. Aug. 28. bonks. Saturday. Aug. 27. they There were 81 attending. * Mrs. attended a wedding of friends each August to lhe family cot­ tage at Gun Lake. Recently she ing her daughter and htUxind. returned to his Navy .ship, the entertained her mother's sisters and brothers to a family gather­ ing. This included Mrs. Dora their Summer hosne in South and Mra. Rex Schad and family White, local, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Bend. enjoyed a vacation recently. * Brog ot Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger HUI of Mason, friend of ’ ScIkio! duties begin Sept. 5 and Ernest Vollwller ot Detroit and Mlm Beverly Bender, was indue- Thursday afternoon the Faculty Mr. and Mra. Henry Vollwller of tod into the Army Wednesday,1 <«■ t0 “‘gains Lake fora phn- Grand Rapids. * Mra. Emory Aug. 24. and la stationed at nkl« ronferenre^ * Alfred Bor- 1 Richardson is caring for the Port Knox. Ky. Beverly, who has wh° b«'r* PhwmAclil Gerald Cisler's children. Klm. . _______ r.____ ■ in Grand Rjitllrt.-: tho bint berly and Brent, while their mother. Mra. Gerald Clsler, Is 1 employed as bookkeeper at the Electro Chemical Co. on State Many are preparing for the Street. . to be held saxias oi new vrienns, lo. arc special meetings ~ ” In.: Harold Vcnten. who hu been visiting his folks at Nashville lhe Methodist Churches in Free- working at lhe Foodland Store, ‘“ rmrt and Middleville Sept. Rent 11 II tn port to1 also Millers OU Station and oth18. The services begin nt 7:45 - <ohl hu., a. week's vacation at both churches. Middleville the1 £2 ' family, Mm.—.Emory Finkbefore entering his senior year ;his. ------: '-----.. .. Middleville Dy 4fAr. Mary Jacktpn When someone says. "How did Irene Andri;, from the Flower you like that demonstration on i going on to the National with enough you automatically recall i things tjiat impress a person l stick in his mind. 1 To begin a demonstration a to build around. In 4H. FFA and FHA, three are many fields. Here Dig and knitting. junior leader­ ship. livestock and horticulture which is broken down .into four desses of marketing, production, use. and artistic arrangement of horticultural crops. A basic outline to follow U to test at the Michigan Stalo Unlfirst, get the audiences atten­ tion by an interesting glmlc, County Extension Agricultural with your Introduction. The body County fairgrounds In Coldwater. Safety glasoB with BARR Air Force husband In California Mra. Bud Young and family, firemen were called __ _ ,_______ _ afternoon to assist second on*hla hand'lcnUL Lor- Bedford Township In fighting a ^TaS«^,«Mv«1 first on «« which dratroj^d a 34 by State Boar, Gilt Sale at Coldwater EXPERT TIM SERVICE Grand Rapid* where they have employment. Their elder daugh- your outline. This Is where the shatter- judge*, judge the subject matter. Tire Shop ROYAL # Mn pferdesteller has rented her downstairs apart ment and moved into the home ton. 3400 8 .Broadway, out ol Hostings. * Mr. and Mrs. For­ rest Bender have been visiting honored gueaU. That® women Florida acquaintances. ne sister-in-laws and both lost their husbands a few years ago. Both are lhe mothers of four young children. Dr. David Hoag The members of tlie Western was killed In an airplane acel- Chapter of The Michigan Associ­ ation of Certified Public Ac­ Young lost her husband with a countants wlU hold their first serious kidney Infection at Ann meeting of the 1966-1M7 fiscal Arbor University Hospital. year on Thursday, Sept. 15 at Some are expecting to attend 1the Grand Rapids Elks Lodge the W6CS training session at the and , Country Club Woodland Methodist Church Sept. 20. * Mrs. Clyde Skinner Is at her home on the Parmalee Road but It will take time to re­ gain her old pep she had before surgery. * Mr. and Mra. Harold Haywood called on Esther Hub­ bard at St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Rapids. She has a back injury. * Mra. Veni Llctka re­ turned Thursday from visiting her sister, Mrs. LaVerne Zelout. In Coloma. * Minor Palmar has been confined to Pennock Hos-1 pltal because of a heart attack. Major and Mrs. Richard White J and family, who have been visit-, Buys on Used Tim MwXtd FRH! Woodliwl 4t Accountant* Meet Earl White,' have returned to Salina, Kas. Mra. White and family will remain there but the Major will return to Vietnam for duty. * Mr. and Mrs. Ward Ben- FR« PARKING USE BANNER WANT ADS! HASTINGS CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON uanMaHI lUOKiel THI OKU Of THE KUDU RVU-. Principles in Action Since 1923, our firm hos token the highest principles of the pro­ LONG-TERM LOANS FOR CROP STORAGE fession ond put them into oction. Completely dediedted funeral serv­ ice is not just on ideal but is a FACILITIES realityrtn Hostings, available to all Ute a Land Bank loan for new crop storage fa­ cilities, other needed farm, improvements. Long-term to fit your needs. Prepayment without penalty. Seo fomiliesln their hour of greatest curate, practical, and in logical injury, points out the National order: H your posters are suit­ able. Inhance or detract, and If they' are skillfully used. After lhe body the n i i c r uie uuov comes me ooncluston. or summary where you bring the demonstration to a Baxter > were Maia Office ‘N^h’’ X1X&' W,lllam 8wcet- wh° hfts ! graceful .end by summarizlni: the 0^ ^r- ttn“ Mrs. Arnold Parker ' highlights you Introduced. This ; J?lUa B « usually done by a-summary postBob Firikbelnre, pitot tor Unlt' HASTINGS OFSICE 'w. llstlnk the highlights in nu- i£‘l.A,r H?*'* J* I mend order. One Important H*?* •**£*“? J^?. kith Mr. and Mrs.- Charles know Mr and Mra GIrn De301 Vi So. Mkhigsn I tiling never forget your sources «5«l«ncnt of the strike. * Iff. J*ck£O.nfi,J An,oI‘* Btrc*^ * Berry and family of Grand Rapof material. These art- the facts aJld Mra- Oar>' of brnj-nia. iJ^ah?^h?ewFur^lJHrtL^rtH ld* havc movK1 bttck 10 lhelr Open Mos.. W«d„ hi. «;3Q-5:OO Which }T>u based the demonslra- . ] IffW'W 00 Orand Rapld3 8ucet Think of what Phone 945-9415 need. LEOflflRDOSGDOD ^■funenal-ldoiM JACK D. OSGOOD CHARLES H. LEONARD Phone 945-2471 TirSiug. 1. W.rancE you miss whan your set is broken We repair hi-fi and CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9137 b Wl 5-5992 MUI WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS ■B1SFV.. ■ home--------alter------visiting her folks. community old are j, ) Win or lose, a penion gains ----------- — --~ ----lANJUIIU,,!./ W.c,over OV 80 years viu honored guesU. 'Die Scnlqr ' through a demonstration than Mr. and Mra. George Bedford. [o and his paycnls, Mr. and Mrs. 1 citizens who have not reached M Gene Berg, on Larkin St. While ^re Invited guests, paying a 1 get up In front of an audience they were txcre Mrs. Busan Ro- nominal fee of 50 cents Mra.M-nbcrg Plank and Mra. Boyd Fred Palmer, who Is chairman of Bender rr gave- a ------stark church having poise and correct posture. (Nancy) ---------»• ,— -■ activities, would npprcclBfTg. It was;j ate the tlie names nuntca of Of Octogenarians OciOgcnnriunS I Tills only comes with practice, abirwer shower ivT for Mrs. Berg. [ Practice younself with your par­ held in tlie Bender's apartment, in the community. ents, in front of local groups, Those two coupkj Uvo In the up- | Mrs. Ruth Leganl of Big Rapbut practice. After your demon- statra and downstairs apartments 1 ids was a guest of.tRev. and of tho Jack Roscnburg home on--------------------------------------Mra. Blanche Segcratrom ac­ points. companied Mra. Hazel Derrick Now if somtono asks you how and Mra. Dorothy Bonneville to you liked a demonstration and Past Matron's Club Friday, Aug. it did all these things you can 28. held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Harry Stimson on Stimson Rood. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Mark Burch wa, home from ’ Bonneville and family of Lowell Yearly Check-Up Time? with his parents, the Charles Dorothy Bonneville a weekend Burches. Iago. * Mr. and Mrs. William _________________ _________ - — 1 Crldler attended a famUy reun- PENNOCK i Those who attended were lire parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Mrs Kenneth Smith and Mr. | and Mrs. Marvin Smith ot Mul­ liken. Mr. and Mra. Rod Yates and four daughters of Charlotte. Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Nashville, Mich. Phone 653-2791 son. Arthur William, of Portland I and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger land family, local. ( j I Mr. and Mra. Bob Flnkbelncr and daughter visited luw parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mohnke. ot St. Joluu a weekend ago. * The held at |hc cotuigc of Mr. and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given that.a public hearing will be held on Mon­ day, September 26, 1966, at 8:00 P.M. at the Council Chambers in the City of Hastings on the adoption of Ordi­ nances Nos. 58, 59, and 60, Amend­ Chariest McDonald had surgery Hospital in Grand Rapids. He i ,expects to be home in another, week. A Ernest Ball and family have moved from Marshall to Muskegon, h Rev. and Mrs I Ralph Harper of Taylor were1 cottage at Barlow Lake Tuesday. Aug. 23. Thctr daughter. Mra. McKenzie, and children of. Farm­ ington accompanied them. Mrs. You probably already know the value of getting a 10,000 mile check up for your car, but is your good health any less important? Forestall health difficulties in the future by having your annual physical check-up today. If your doctor should pre­ scribe for you, rely on our prompt, friendly prescrip­ tion service. .­ Your (/taS) Pharmacy Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 Hastings Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable ments to the Zoning Ordinance to the City of Hastings. This notice is given pursuant to the provisions of Act. No. 207, Public Acts of 1921, as amended. Dated: August 22, 1966 DONNA J. KINNEY; City Clerk IT S A GOOD SIGN! AND YOU SEE IT ALMOST EVERYWHERE! Merchants throughout Southwestern Michigan who display this sign not only welcome your business, but offer automatic credit terms, too! Your Security Charge Card entitles you to extended payments on your purchases. You may pay as little as 1 10 of your balance each month with only 1 % service charge (Minimum payment $10.00) ... or you may pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date and pay no service charge at all! Sponsored by SiATIONAL CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON, 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertillzs, remdVa snow — you nams the job and Wheel Horae has ths attaching tool you’ll nsad. See the complete line of Wheel Horse tractors and quickttacliing tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. Stale. Street, Hastings Phone-Wl . 5-2983 Hastings DOWNTOWN and Security Notional Bank of Bottle Creek �THE .FRIENDLY, i folks / WINNERS SWIN Hubbard Hills Mabie Gould oiyrn olNIjV double SWEEPSTAKES By Mn. .Uber* Grown 517 W. Apple St. Hostinp and puihfc Hospital on Boston S.E, Ln Grand Rapids Friday for X-rays. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Tietz of Rl Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd and Mrs Albert Green called on Albert Green Sunday. * Mr. end Mrs Robert Tripp and am of Middleville colled on Mrs. Al­ bert Green Friday. W Wadsworth Gloria Kelley Route No. 2 Haitingi Came will end Sar , Sept. 17 — Hurry - Still time io win to tlie Norris place and will be moving them on to his place. The Larry Tripp and Bob Tripp families of Middleville and the Marshall Tripps and Brenda had a picnic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Horn, Jr.. near Kalamazoo Sunday, dr Mr. and Mra. Gordon Green. Sr., of Battle Creek called on Albert Green Monday. * Mr. ESH or SMOKED DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Quarter Sliced^^^k Pork Loin or i Pork Steak Banfield - Vicinity TENDERAY BONELESS BOSTON Roll Roast lb HasUngs After having lived at their present homo for 21 years, Mr. Pritchard retired from Sears, Hoebuck and Company In Battle Creek last spring. Their son and family Mr. and Mrs. William Roman Bleach Double Breasted or ’ 3-Legged Fryers >39* Paichke'i Pride O Michigan KRACKIE, ALMOND, MILK CHOCOLATE, MR. GOODBAR Boneieu Ham Roast* 99' Tondoray HERSHEY BARS Rib Steak Reg. 5c Gallon Semi-Boneleii Smoked Ham ench Tan4«ray 4th and Sih Rib Hi-C Grip* ot KROGER BAKED Angel Food CAKE Orange Drink »•-«- Rib Roast Embaify Cherry or Strawberry Country Club Point Cut Preserves Corned Beef Py-O-My Au Gratin Potaloe! 2 ox wl or - Inst Potatoes F 1 KROGER Muffin Mix Taterettes if« «* pis. L Fresh Fruits PyO-My Kroger Frozen Cot Greeo Beans, Cauliflower. Broccoli Spoon, Fordhook Uon, Mixed Vegetables »«■ pi»>. French Green Beane ?■» -> Goldin Ripe Brownie Mix VAC-PAC Bananas KROGER COFFEE ’1 - GET 1 <- 1c Kroger Frozen Pen & Camta, Chopped Spinach, Leaf Spinach, Broccoli Sliced Slab Bacon*79« etch FROZEN VEGETABLES BUY 4 Peaches "Plums 3- 5fr BANQUET FROZEN California DINNERS i Strawberries Acorn Squash I" FREE DISH with the purchase off 2 at 49c each « 100 ,OP STAMPS VALUABLE COUPON 250 OFF Thompson Seedless, Ribier MICHIGAN Potatoes 254.79' .504*1" Gay, Linda Dtsbrow and Janet Hungerford; Saddle Horae. Janet Hungerford; Landscaping. Linda Slulter; Poods and Action ex­ hibit, Roger Hungerford. ♦ Mrs. Leo Frey attended a pink and Stanley Brunt of Battle Creek. Saturday evening at the new home of Mrs Marcia Cunning­ ham on 3540 Strickland Kd. * Lynn Gunn has spent part of the week visiting Kathryn Frey. Hev. and Mrs Vernon Miller and family from near Crown Point spent Tuesday until Thurs­ day with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mra. Leo Prey and Kathryn. Tuesday evening the family vialled another sister and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ever­ ett Couch In Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mra. Gerald Shepard from near Saint Mary's Lake were Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Prial Frey. * Dawn An­ derson. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Emmett Bird had the misfortune to fall and break her leg in three places recently. We are sorry to hear that Horry Garma suffered a heart attack while on a Western va­ cation. He is in a hospital at Browning, Mont., where he •will remain for at least a month. Mr*. Oanns is staying with him Callers at lhe Leo Prey home Bunday were Mr. and Mra. Rob- Battie Creek, Lynn Ouno, 0frnthla Miller and Kathryn Ftey called on Mr. and Mra. Red Frey Wednesday. * Debbie El­ lens from Lansing spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard. * Mr. and Mra. Carl Hoff from Battle Crock have purchased lhe Vern Pritchard farm. * Bill Pritcliaxd recently attended a Sears Service Train­ ing School. He specialized In the transistor theory which will help him In his line of work for Bears Butternut, Buttercup of ClltS 12-ox wt pkgs THERMO TEMP Mrs. Ray Pierce spent last week in Kalamazoo visiting her son and family. Members of the Fine Lake 4H Club exhibiting at the State 4H toured Washington, D. C. were Linda, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. David Miller; Joyce. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Huntington; and Undo, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Harley Dtsbrow. All of the young ladies are Juniors at Gull Lake Community Schools. ♦ The Fine Lake AsaociaUon held its annual picnic Bunday at the. As­ sociation's grounds on the West Shore. After enjoying the dinner MICHIGAN Muiknelon 2 Qu;rl LEGALS ICE BUCKET 100 Top V*ib< 100 STAMPS ,OP 4 AIUI STAMPS lha purchsio ol »n, tug ot THI1M0 T1MF TUMBLER CALIFORNIA ORANGES STAMPS ROMAN BLIACH W «aU*n 19c KANOU tiRNl I w/*5 or cooro porch*IO •ickxfcng boor w<ne. lococco KROC1B PUDDING 50 COUNTRY CLUB FRANKS | -rHAMBURGER STAMPS BRICK SHAMPOO Rodoom al Kroger ihru list. Soot TO. 1H4 — GRASS . SHD k LETTUCE or 1-IW* IMPORTED FRES-SHORE TOMATOES | HOLLAND BULBS | FROZEN SEAFOOD | , BOMB *' A®®" ,w“ EM KWKK KMSP SLICED BACON rn Bl Aiorm Hun M TOP VAL.UI STAMPS KROGH ICE CHAM NISTUS QUK KROC1R PANCAKI'SYRUP YELLOW OHIOH1 ’ - «1-*. CARROTI | CRAPES STIW BUI aw MSCHKTS I CIRCUS WIINIRS •a*. �• N0W «S watilSP! CLEAN OUT YOUR ATTIC AND ADVERTISE FARM IMPLEMENTS RED TAG SPECIALS! 1966 iMkh Special 4 Dr. Sdn ; V8 automatic. Like new! Radio. One lo­ cal owner. Whitewalls. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE USED (AR HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 CLEARANCE SALE MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worth. Farm Machinery 18,000 miles. Radio . . . shapo and priced to save —IR.C. 460 Tractor. Like new! —1048 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and light*. — 1959 Cock-8hutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —John Deere 16 ft Drag. —1949 John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. —Ford Major Dletel Tractor In A-l Shape —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. -IJIC. 16 Hole Grain Drill on Rubber. Whitewalls. you many $. —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. 1966 Buick USabre Hardtop 2 Dr. One owner. Power, steering & brakes. Due to oar large sales volume of new 1966 Mer- 1965 Balck LeSobre 2 Dr. Hardtop; shadow turquoise. owner. Actual One stocked with many fine Used Cars. All cars are mileage When this car was deliv­ IMS FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 6 pass. Wagon. V8 Auto. Heat­ ered new (approximately er. w, wall*. A nice one owner a year ago) it was given the exclusive and expen­ sive Ziebart undercoating treatment . . . Plus, the unique distinction of be­ ing equipped with 3-tpaed mi the column manual transmission. heater. One owner. Real dean I 1963 LINCOLN 4 DR. SEDAN Auto. 5 - way power, radio, w wall*. White with red leath­ er Interior. One owner. Only 94,000 mile*. 1964 Chevrolet Convertible 1962 FAIRLANE 2 Dr. Sedan 0 Cyl stand. Ra­ V8 automatic, heater and dio, heater, w'walls. White whitewalls. with red interior. ALL CHUMS—la CARDS OF THANKS » IN M1M0RIAMS—2* pee weed. GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 WANTED FARM SERVICE Man over 45 yean of age for FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING Cleaning Up FREE ENGINEERING Oiling Machinery Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building for your farm or business. No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. Driving Pickup Truck Apply in person between 9:00 a.m. and 4 p.m. SMILEY POST BUILDINGS 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 Dr. 6 stick, radio, white­ 4 Dr. H.Top. Auto Power steer P.O. Box 36 and brakes Radio, heater, Hastings, Michigan walls. w/walla. Like new bronze fin<010) 945-8103 Call collect. 1963 Mercury Meteor U 1215 N. Broodway 1961 FORD 4 DR. SEDAN 2 Dr. V8 stick, radio. HELP WANTED Auto. 0 cyl. Radio, heater. Price Is right). 1963 RIVIERA 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY NOT CES (Buick's Most Beautiful 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic Radio, heater. Bargain! Corl . . . Full Power. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF i960 LINCOLN NEW FALL 4 Dr. Hard Top. Full Power. 1962 Ford Galaxio 500 Radio. White Walls, Oreen 4 Dr. Sad. V8 automotfr. metallic finish. 1964 FORD K TON PICK-UP 1962 Ford Fair la ns 8 It, wide side box. One owner. 2 Dr. 6 stick. Low mileage. CHENOWETH MACHINE SHOP ATTENTION PRODUCTION WORKERS Over 8 Transportation Specials from $75 to $195 CHEAPIES . . . 1959 Station Wagon 1966 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sed. 1957 Pontiac 4 Dr. $ed. • W/Power. LARKE BUICK LINCOLN ’* and • MERCURY I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan CHEVROLET Phone 945-2479 1 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-242E CLEARANCE TIME USED CAR CLOSE-OUTS' 1964 bLDS F-8S . Deluxe 4 door sedan. V-8 engine, automatic trans­ mission. power steering, radio. IN RenneR FORD COUNTRY' finish. 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 door hardtop, spotless inside and out Pull power and M3 CHEVROLET . . . Impala 4 door sedan, auto­ matic transmission, thrifty six cylinder engine, power steer- ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Ford Galaxio 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 8 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. Stand. 0 CyL 1961 Ford Galoxie 500 4 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Auto >685 195$ Ford Vi-Ton Pickup 3 Speed. 8 Cyl.. 190 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 convertible, light green finish with white w.waU 1961 CADILLAC . . . Sedan Deville, full power. teas, premium w/wall tire*. 1966 FALCON ... 4 door sedan automatic transmission, radio, low mile- UM CADILLAC .. . Fleetwood 60 Special, load­ ed with extra* including air oondlUoning. original factory REAHM MOTOR SALES 321 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ______ _ $71.15 __________ $65.90 Tki.mupfb T< t,. RicMsae. SPORT RIFLE - 30-06 custom EXPERIENCED MECHANIC A Personals and man to run a grease rack. rifle made by McCord's of Ionia. Will shoot a 2' group at WA^lvC0L^ikrlBi?kk ' ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOU8100 yds. with ease. Maurer ac­ flrh,.r£?uty iMR H.nk po *’»• Hasting* Telephons tion. Yeager barrel and trigger, and Chevrolet. 1435 8. Hanw, Meeting, every Fisher safety. 3 to 8 variable ow'______________________ 2 Monday, 8 pm. U scope, peepsight tn mount, full ___________________________ monte carlo hand rubbed stock, BEAUTY OPERATOR - Expertenced year or more, also to act r, sling with quick detach, swivel* as shop manager, paying 60% ★ Wanted ta Buy PLUS, complete handloading commission. Interviews confl- 1 --------equip, for above. Echo press, dentlal. Call Mr. Glazier, Lan- , 30-06 dies and cases, bullets, sing IV 9-2519 collect 9/8 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ powders, primers and loaded rage in or near Hastings. Call shells, etc. Rifle value. >300 00 623-2719 Delton. tf — loading equipment >70.00. FULL TIME FLOOR MAN for bulling and waxing floor*. 3 to Will sell complete for only >250.00. Call 945-3884 after 6, . 11 shift. Pennock Hospital 9/8 it Work Wonted p.m. tf Wheat Starter Special Per Ton $94.45 FARM BUREAU SERVICES WHITE PRODUCTS CORP. Middleville, Michigan Rowleigh dealer in N | Barry Wl 5-2223 REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast with GoBese tablet*. Only 98c. Jacoba Pharmacy. 11 fl GOOD AS NEW STORE HEIFERS. Wanted to trade or buy 25 open Holstein Heifers 700-to 800 lbs. Tel. MO-99328. Ed Tanis. Jenison. Mich, 9 22 A* Household Goods HANDY-MAN would like odd Jobs of any kind. Call RO 5­ 8831.' CLOTHES DRYER in very good condition Free delivery WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU and free installation. Guaran­ VALUE IS LOST, make use of teed. Reduced prices on new the most likely mean* of get­ ting Il back Dial Wl 5-3481 al 1966 Hamilton and Frlgldalre Dryers Consumers Power Co. once and ssy "Banner Classi) fled Ad laker 945-3474 9/15 Over Stan's Wsllpsper County or Hastings. Write! Br.KNARD LOt’lB udaut. ni, Na SO*. HOPPE, RAWLEIGH Dept. MCI-651-3 Freeport. III. NOTICES ARE YOU PLANTING WHEAT THIS SEASON? DRESSES Last wwk ot Men's SHORT SLEEVED SMITH DOUGLASS FERTILIZER Bulk and Bagged Bulk Spreaders Available, plus Soil-testing Service. FtrSUCATIOX OXDXJL LEGALS HASTINGS MILLING CO. 9/15 CANVAS TARPS ■ Bada In Iks rST'lSM. "Vb* I. 6INKN and bnakand and 1.. PAHUKHd h’"i.so**i-*&. Wl UiXtt 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up i'.tlll. nrr WINICK'S ,06 N. Ukh,M> Wl 5-131 Heating - Plumbing Service WELTON'S IKAM Adt SdZ Umutd Ikvu 6-24-12 M-37 South N.w • R.model • K.pal, • 2 OS • CAOH4AC _______ $66.05 ______ ___$70.10 SERVICE — Mercury outboard CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES motors. New and used boat*. Pick your own or ready picked Flote Bost*. Trailer* and ac­ any day. Excellent picking. cessories. M-66 In Nashville. WANTED — Shopper Shows Inc. North of Belding 3 miles on need toy demonstrators in thl* OL 3-2881 or OL 3-6014. tf M-91. Bird Blueberry Planta­ area Immediately. Write Orpha tion. Phone 194-0348. 9/8 10 x 52' EXPANDO MOBILE Stiffler, Mulliken. Michigan HOME—Take over paymed&t Call Lansing IV-53905 Collect. 9/18 MALE HELP WANTED - Ma­ chine room help wanted for furniture factory. Experienced ABLE PA.'ER — For picnics, or inexperienced. Hasting* family reunions, lots of uses Corp., 651 W. State St. Wl 5­ 3466. 9/8 ner office. Apply in per*on between Call Wl 5-2943 RenneR Ford Inc. __________ $60.65 5-10-30 5-20-20 Steady Work Group Insurance Pension Plan Paid Holidays and Vacations Rate of Pay for Existing Openings Start at $2.63 and above 4 Xnrth. Rab<o 10 ’ particularly dcarrtbnd Delivered 0-20-20 8-32-16 1959 Ford Golaaie 500 4 Dr. S Cyl Automatic. 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop.' Auto. > cyL. power steering, w/walls, radio 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. Several Transportation Special* PRICES ------------- Cosh Per T Analysis 12-12-12 Both Certified and non-cerlified GENESEE SEED WHEAT 1963 GMC Pickup Short box. 3 *p. V6 Engine LARGE LOT WITH SEPTIC TANK, drainfield and well 5! WHY NOT LET US MAKE you 1981 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ miles north of Hastings. Wl, a rubber stamp with your new ety of prices starting at'8895 5-4710 or Wl 5-9430. 9/15, ZIP Code number. Three-line per hundred. Order now and stamp with your name, ad­ pay after Sept. 1. Also book dress and ZIP number for matches. Call: Battle Creek. ■A For Rent—Real Estate 32.25. Thl* include*, postage WO 3-0169 collect after 6 pm . U laity Shoppe, Delton. Mich, MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE 49046. U Mock from Wall Lake. XX) ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Special — Your razor cleaned, per month. Ownerahlp care. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY lubricated and sharpened, only with Host New Electric Up*135. Service and satisfaction ter 6:00 pjn. Brush. No wet carpet* or hand­ guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 8. work. Clean 180 souarr *“• Jefferson, Hastings. tf[* Wanted for only >695. HaAgs Floor Covering, 123 W. Slate, WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED ting*. Phone Wl 5-5118. In aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass * IT’S JACOBS PHARMACY Radiator Shop, 216 N. Jeffer­ FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM son. Hastings. tf SERVICE! No chars* for omsize print*. tf >» EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ CHESTEr'b.^STEM INC. would 14 I and men** clothing. Phone Wl like to buy your land If it has 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. a good stand of Hard Maple or »i Tailor Shop. tf Old Oak trees on It. Let us buy your wood-lot and save It for future generations. Homer Becker, Ri. Hastings. Ph. 945­ 5746. 10/20 WHEELER MARINE SALES FERTILIZER Experience Not Required 1959 Plymouth 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Automati 1964 Ford F250 % Toe. 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup FARM BUREAU'S GENERAL PRODUCTION WORKERS and ASSEMBLERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY WANTED AT ONCE 1964 CORVAIR . . . Monza coupe. transmUslon, w walls, radio, white with blue vinyl interior. MOBILE HOME—12 x 6&-R1Ucraft. Lot* available. Term*. HOME FOR SALE on two extra­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ Also 2 bedroom house avail­ large lot*. Oarage with base­ TLED GABI See Cart * Betty's able. On private drive, near Appliances before you buy! ment Bath with shower. Robert Balmer. Cail Wl 5-5944 They Sell—They Install—They Right of way on Sauble Lake _ _ m l»m **-37 ar Wl 6-9155 tf No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road tf PRICED TO SELL Phone South. 1-266-5282. Irons. Michigan tf ★ Business Opportunities STALK SHREDDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ RENT —Francisco Fann Sup­ ly new tri-level lake front year ply. M3? So 945-3150. If SALES REPRESENTATIVE— around home on north side of Natlocally known leader in it* Wall Lake with built-in*. Con­ field has vacancy. No travel. sider renting. Call: Grand —Use Rexall’s fast permanent. Age 25 and over Group Insur­ Rapid* 538-5511 or CH 32783. Regular >2.00—Now 81-00. No ance Plan. Lifetime Income pre-shampoo — No after odor. after 20 years. Two year* pro­ Available at Jacob’s Pharmacy. fessional training. Salary’ plus MODERN 3-bedroom brick home incentive increases. Write Box • on N. Michigan Ave. Excellent 1019, Hastings Banner. 9.8 condition. Will trade for other property Call Wl 5-4974 or SY 5-3186 for appointment. tf *■ Notices ★ Business Services DISPLAY CLAS»0IID I»M Corn., 202 1963 Vi-Ton Pickup , TRAILER AND CABANA at DRESSER with mlrro/ for sale, 1 Middle Lake on large loL For large stse, in good condition. _____________ I appointment call Wl 5-4710 or 815. Phone 945-3928. 9/8 REAL BUY—On a Mobile Home, j WI 5*9430. 9/15 Call IV 5-3905 Lansing collect -------------------------------------------------* MiacaUanaoas dr Automotive CASH RATI—1 Mie 305 S. Church Wl 5-5152 ■* SS/IOO <04.564.SS) PbIIi ncljhnl b*4 laisrMt, as tan B-TilOS F1U X410USO1 Ml MOBTOAOB BALK — DMsall L Um mada la Ute (n*lUna nt BIHIKI. and HL’DnON. HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Cell Wl 5-3481 �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Calendar of Special Etanta CARD OF THANKS Present Program At KC Dinner GARDEN CLUB, SEPT. Garden Club HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST W. Glen Campbell, Pastor 603 W. Apple St. speaker on “Organic Gardening." nurses. IN MEMORIAM ' In loving memory of Gertrude oom-mate, for their care while 7 pm. Evening worship. E. Kidder, who paused away Bep"Face the Music,” a feature length motion picture with Thur­ children 4 through HASTINGS ASSEMBLY low Spun* and the Spurrlows, icmbera of the Pilgrim Holiness or GOD CHURCH •hurch, employees of the Bas­ 103 E. Woodland Avenue ing! Mfg. Co. and the inspection But you are still In our hearts Wednesday AoUvIUm ’ Rev m. P. Goble, Pastor dltorium, Sept- 10. 7:30 pm. Sadly missed by 38. and my thoughtful and kind MEN S OPEN GOLF TOURNEY, Eugene Kidder. Children 9 am. Women’s Prayer Band. 11 am. Morning worship. icighbora. Members of the Barty and Grandchildren 7:30 pm. Annual bu&lncea 6 pm. Young People's service. bounty Sportswomens club, and 7 pm. Evangelistic aervlce. 7 pm. Wednesday service. lonservatlon Club. May God IN MEMORIAM bole Men's Open Championship tournament will be held Satur­ Lovfng memory of our dear day and Bunday, Sept. 10-11. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH son and brother, Floyd M. WclRev. Chalmcr Miller, Pastor 1302 South Hanover cher, who lost hte life on Jap FALL RUMMAGE SALE, ARD OF THANKS 10 am. Sunday school. Hastings, Michigan prison boat torpedoed off Min­ 11 a.m. Morning worship. Telephone. 945-9429 We with to express our deep danao Island. Sept. 7, 1944. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. Fall Rummage Sale, Sept. 10­ Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor ppreciatlon to our relatives, ' Gone Is tlie face wc loved so 17, Pariah House, sponsored by riends. neighbors. E. W. Bibs 10 a-tn. Bunday School. Elwyn Curtis, Superintendent. Classen HASTINGS CONGREGATION mployees. E. W. Bliss Local 414. Silent is the voice we loved to the Hastings BPW Club. hear, for all agea with competent OF JEHOVAH'8 WITNESSES lelton Branch First National lank and Trust Co.. Industrial Too far away for sight or speech' teachora. A nursery with adult* Bunday public talk, 3 pm. itatc Bank and other organlza- But not too far for thought to tons for their messages of sym­ CARLTON CENTER pathy. expressions of kindness nd beautiful floral offerings nt "What would wc give to clasp Ills PUBLICATION OBOES. ciiargo of Phyllis Munn and METHODIST CHURCH he time of the passing of our Rev. Richard VandcnBosch Gladys Hamblin. (other and Grandmother. Mac Bls happy face to see. Morning worship. 9:15 am. To hear his voice and see his Watsoni VaiiVronkcn. Bunday school. 10:15 am. smile We especially want to thank lave Trahan, Dr. James Hogan, That meant so much to me." COATS GROVE Dad and Mom, tebert Wlll|ams and Lynn Sledge CHRISTIAN CHURCH Brother and family or the help and care given at Teens and Young Adults, Mrrlln Ooau Grove ■V Durkee Rood Will, I Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor and Dorado Buhl in charge. oved one. Also, thanks to Marge IN MEMORIAM Floyd Walter, Bupt. Adult Prayer Mooting, Mrs. RogJurkee for helping at the time Bible school, 10 a.m. In loving memory of our dear Publication and urvtea >ba if the funeral and to those who husband and father, Ronald A. Worahip hour, 11 am. •de ai rrocidad br alatuli irlped furnish the lunch. Burd, who passed away one year A special thanks to the Rev. ago today. Sept. 8. 1965. Parente' Night. Installation of ’aul Deal and the Rev. Don "He bld no one a last farewell. •7:30 pm. Wednesday. Mld- officers and colored slides shown. 'ack for their message and He said goodbye to none. •“The Country Church Umlc lords of comfort, the Benton- His loving heart had ceased to and Bible study. We eat three .bun Building Smith Funeral Borne for their meals a day to feed the body [>. Miebfgaa inderstanding and helpful serv­ Before we knew It, he was gone. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN ed. Also, the pallbearers. METHODIST CHURCH tho middle of the week. PUBLICATION OBOE* God Bless all of you. Saturday evening, Sept. 10, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mldllng His heart was true and lender. He worked hard for those he left Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wateon And ever will be remembered. Bunday school. 10 am. Full Revival, Oct. 7 through and family 16 with Rev. Coyt York m the , Morning worship, 11 am. "God knew that you were sufferMrs. Thelma Weyerman Young People's service, 1 pm. special evangelist. and family Evangelical aervlce. 8 pm. And the hills were hard to climb. Mr. and Mra. Laurel Newton EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL So he closed your weary eyelids and family CHURCH WOODLAND METHODIST And whispered, peace be- thine. Mr. and Mrs. Nunuan Watson Rev. Richard VandenBasch Rev. Don M. Gury, Rector and family "God in His widom has recalled 9 am. Holy Communion. The boon his love has given, Morning worship, 11 am. 11 ivm. Family worship and And though the body moulders Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. here The Vestry meets Monday, His soul Is safe in Heaven." WE8LEYAN METHODIST Deeply missed by Hickory Comers. Michigan ArrhU D. McDonald. Acting RDER OF PUBLICATION FINAL Wife, Rosalene of Probate. FIR8T CHURCH OF GOD Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor CCOUNT AND WIDOW'S ALLOW Hated; Augu.t 31. IflfiO Danny Burd. NCE 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings 18 am. Sunday school. t.wtrUM and Uvdd, Allorn.rt nt Una Where a Christian Experience 11 am. Morning worahip, JunHeodtriholt llnlld;Q< Makes You a Member. OBDEB APPOINTING TIME POB llaatlnga. Michigan HEARING CLAIM A 10 am. Bunday school. 1! am. Morning worship. Wednesday, 7:30 Family Night OBDEB OP PUBLICATION — 8:30 Youth Fellowship. 8:30 pm. Choir rehearsal. 6:30 Evening prayer. 7 Evening worship. THE GALILEAN 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible BAPTIST CHURCH Study. Gamer 108th St. & North Freeport Road MoCALLUM UNITED C .. Phone 945-5704 >r. Raymond LEGAJ.S LEGALS i CHRIST CHURCH ’The Church of the Wildwood’ OUs Lake Road UBUCATION OBDEB PUBLICATION NOTICE PUBLICATION OBDEB. .(Hinn nf llarton arn e a ma UBUCATION NOTICE 7 30 pm. Thursday prayer and Morning worship, 10 am. Bible study hour. Bunday school. 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Evening service, 8 pm. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Prayer. Bible Study Wednes­ day, 7:30 pm’.. Ira Osgood's. ' Church Schoo). 10 am. Worship service, 11 a.m. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH George Sp«u>, Pastor WOODLAND 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Sunday school, 10 am. 8319 Coats Grove Road Morning worahip, 11 am. Rev. Charles Gtkte. Pastor Evening aervlce, 8 pm. Worship service, 9:45 am. i Prayer aervlce, Wed, 8 pm. Sunday school, 10:45 am. Public invited. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult choir practice. KILPATRICK UNITED Timraday, Junior choir, 4 pm. BRETHREN CBURCH M-66 Woodland IRVING CHAPEL Bunday school, 10 am. to 11. PUBLICATION OBDEB. OBDEB—Hairing DataiBlaallon ot ll'lra made a ( prevlCMl I'tUlip H. Mitebell or ANNUAL elalma with tho rup/ mi Klehard 4 tlnga. Michigan. |, l*ut*lirallor> and made proa Ida mixti.m, PUBLICATION ORDER Haled September a FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Green street Rev. Goorgu Elliott Rev. John Joldersna Telephone WI 5-4945 11:00 am. Worahip. sermon for both services is: "Our. Binging Faith." Thursday. 3:30 pm. Childrens and youth choir reheorml. 7:30 pm. Chancel choir re- Business Directory memmial monuments OF DISTINCTION Lawranca Brothen SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Owner n (oak BMs. PkM« Wl 8-9973 Sure Farm Iniuranca AUTO — Fill BONDS Swanaon Insurance Ik aun. Homing worship. 6:30 pm. Young Peoples. 10 am. Sunday school 11 am. Warship service. rtduelarr notice MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL Finnic, All Forms of Inauranca and Bondi JERRY ANDRUS Circuit Churches Circuit church service. Welcome Corners Worship service, 9:30 am. Worship service, 10:30 am. Quimby Church Worship, 10 am. Evening worship, 7:30 pm. , EVANGELICAL UNITED IBRETHREN CHURCH ! East and Grand Btre WoWIng* H. J. Buwalda. Minister V Dillon KnlgMa of Phonea WI 5-3397, WI 5-4995 Council holds a Office ixxrra Tueoday through Friday, 9 am to noon. Other ■ times by appointment barbecue dinner starting at 7 DELTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elie competent teachers for alt Nurs2730 W. State Rd. Hastings, Mich.. Ph. WI 5-9465 Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30.1 H a-m- Morning Worahip. SerWorahlp, 11 am. ,man "DispcnsaUon of TransforWedneeday prayer. 7:30 pm. j matton." Organist, Mra. Ruth Sunday. "FalUi for Today." on ■ W«t. Pionbt, Don Reid. TV OK.’.-Ai a a-vn am ' M.AA nm TV._ V UM,_ tv.— Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, Youth Deportment. Radio WJEP, 1230, 8:30 am. 7:00 pm. The Evening Service. Sermon: Study in Romans. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED 'I Wednesday, Prayer and Bible BRETHREN CHURCH I Study. Max M. Ovcushlre, Pastor . ।t 10:00 am. Morning Grout Group. Worship service, 10 am. '| 7:00 pm. Evening Group. Mou*. Bupt. Christian Endeavor, 7 Darrell Starbard, president. Father Gury will present slictea and a narration on his recent trip to Europe. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Willard H Curtis. Minister mon: “God's People — Salt aqd Light" Berten on “The Saint and lhe Secular." 9:30 Church school claaaes through senior high. Adult class Friday. Sunday school uaff fl p.m. The paster will meet In meeting for all superintendents. the lounge for a dlxcumton bf tlie Christian faith with any proopcctlve church raembeni. The Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. you're unable to attend. Prayer service Wednesday. 7.30 Satuniay, library open 2 to 4 and 25. with new members being and Fred Bawdy. DELTON METHODIST STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Rlclianl Keep Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. 10 am. Bunday school 8 pm. Preaching. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH 1/4 Mlle E.of M-66 on State Rd. LcRoy Kenney, Pastor 10 am. Sunday scliool. 11 am. Morning worahip. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. prayer. Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. Women's Monthly Missionary Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1719 N. Broadway Alnion O. Fulton. Pastor 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 Monday. 7:30 Seosion meeting. Wednesday ActivlUea Church Study, Bunday. 9:45. Worahip, Sunday, II am. Wood. Youth Fellowship. Sunday. 6. carry-in dinner nt the Gun Lake Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thura. home of Mra. Willard Lawrence. 7:30 The officers and teachers UNITED BRETHREN IN of the Bunday church school wdl' CHRIST CHURCH meet in the lounge. Thursday AoUvltles Rev. Earl Gaskill. Pastor, fl Kirk House choir practice.., Morning worahip. 0:30 am. 6: 45 Junior High choir prac­ tice. 7: 30 Chancel choir practice. Evening Worship. 7 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7. HASTINGS UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Marvin Blckmlller. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Bunday evening asrvlce, 7 pm. Nothing but the Bible. Morning worship. 11 am. HASTINGS WESLEYAN BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Youth service 7 pm. METHODIST CHURCH Henry VonTU, Evangelist Evening service 7:30 pm. 10 am. Morning aervlce. Bible study and prayer, 7:30 10 am. Sunday. School. pm. Wednesday. mon: The Church In Blastoff.4 LAKEWOOD A cordial welcome to all. 6: 30 pm. Youth Fellowship. BAPTIST CHURCH 7: 30 pm. Gospel Hour, music Community Room above . CEDAR CREEK BIBLE by the Roundup Singers. Serj CHURCH Woodland Fire Station Campground Rd . 8 /nlles south Rev. Wayne Richie, Pa.-nor I Wednesday, 7:30 pm. prayer, Pastor, Donald Tack 6: 50 am. Sunday bcIuxjI. Bible study. i Sunday school, 10 am. 11 am. Warship aervlce. Worahip. 11 a.m. 7: 30 pm. Evening service. Missionary meeting at the Ray­ ! :30 pm. Wed., prayer service. 1 Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. mond Vaughn home. 113 E. High Pravcr Bible studv. 7:30 nm. Rldde. Rl Venpontvlile. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Delton, Michigan Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher Rev. Pr. Rhlph J. KeUy Rev. David Boneywc U. Pastor A. J. Bpoetetra. Pastor Rev. Stephen Vesblt, Ambtant Sunday Masses, 7, 8, 10, 11:30 Worship, 11 am. Worship, 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. Confcaslon.1. 4 to 5, and 8 to 9, Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm. Wed. evening service. 7:30. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sundays. Before Masses on weekdays. CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY WOODBURY UNITED Dally Masses, 7 and 8 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Slack ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE Just off M-66. North on M-50 in Saturday worship, 10:45 am. Village of Woodbury Prayer meet Tuesday. 7:30 pm. Bunday school. 9:45 am. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH AT DELTONJunior church for children. 4-9. SCIENTIST |V/ Youth choir rehearsal. Wed . B. 645 W. Green Street Sunday Momko. 7:30. 11 am. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7. Sunday school. 11 am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, Bible Study and Prayer ser­ Wednesday service. 8 pm.------DOWLING vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger Reading room open Wednes­ Sunday Mass. 9 am. day and Saturday, 2 to 'We're Aj Near As Your Telephone' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE CHURCH OF GOD (Pentecostal) Pastor. Rev. Jamm R. Hatfield Watson Cor,, 3 Vi mll« f We* of Martin Bunday school, 10 am. Worahip, 11 am. Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Bunday Evangelistic aervlce. Repair YJ>JK. Tuesday, 7:30 pm. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING HASTINGS FREE REPAIR—Expert workmamhip. METHODIST CHURCH Cllmoro Jewelers, 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ ICE—First class work. Call Wl St. Phone Wl 5-5316. Boltwood and E. State Road 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. Morning worship. II am. CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM Bunday evening service. 7:30. AND CARPET REPAIR — H»»Wednesday prayer. 7:30 p.m. hngs Floor Covering. 123 W. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Bunday, 8:30 a.m. Free MethoState. Wl 5-5118. Repairs and sharpening. Saw Young People s Service, Thursparts and supplies. McCulloch WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Guaranteed workmanihip. Alio Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH all kinds of Jewelry Repair and 1118 Jordan Lake Street Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, Phone DR 4-8377 W. State St. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP—All Wl 5-5176. _ pie's Service. 7 pm. waiherv, drycri and mull home Evening service, 8 pm. appliances. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL htAKES of trac­ Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel j. Elie VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, part}, hotel and bag} for all makes. Authorixod Hoover Sales and Service. Sleury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE—.. Initelbtion, Dry Well, Drain wait. BOn Franklin Store. Stale field. Pumping ($24.00 for Ijf at Jefferson. 1.000 gait.). Call 945-5482. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Concrete Products ING done at the farm according to your specifications. Farm Bu­ reau Services, M37 So., Wl 5­ GET YQUR READY-MIX from the 2223. Barry County Riad/ Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND ICE— 24 hour Service (black AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel' and white). Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery Miscellaneous Fabric* in Barry County. Kirsch rods. Installation and Hanging.' • Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CENW. Mill. tors, machinery and chain saws In our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone Wl ised engraving of all kinds. Gil­ 5-5052. more Jeweler. 102 E. State Si., Phone 945-5316. Hastings. Mich.. WI 5-9485 Bal. Sabbath school. 9:80. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —AuWorship, 11 am. Tumday praytr. 7:30 pm. ihodxed Dealer for Wheel Horm Butinau Service* Offered Bunday. "Faith for Today." on Tractor and B°Y Mowers. E- L Carpenter Hardware. Homing wonhip, 11:30 am. Radio WJKF, IMO, 8:8Q LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH SOUTH KALAMO Rev. Carl Bllvernall, Pastor PENTECOSTAL Morning worship; 10 a.m. Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor 1531 Ionia Rd . ftalamo Sunday worahip. J:30 pm. Bunday school. 10 am. Wednesday family worahip. Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm. SraMw mkc pm 221 W. Mill. Radio. Tetevuion Repnirinf SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO SERVICE —315 S. Hanovar. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — 9-15*3862. Fraa tonrico for one Repair and new woik. Fixture* yw on Salchsll-CarlKin Color. and supplic*. Kelley Electric PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water WE REPAIR radio and record Service. 524 Middleville Rd., Systems. Sold, in.talled, serviced. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ player* (STEREO and HI-FI). Phone Wl 512700 efter 5 p.m„ ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Music Center. 138 W. Slate. Hastings. Phone 945-4284. 5381. wo rh«« wi s-sili Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in This Weekly-Service and.Repair-Guide �BANNEB V i> e <>■ I i a ' FARM IMPLEMENTS REDTAG SPECIALS! 1966 Buick Special 4 Dr. Sdn.; V8 automatic. Like nttw! Radio. One lo­ cal owner. Whitewalls. USED CAR CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Used CLEARANCE SALE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5.3481 18,000 miles. Radio . . . shape and priced to save Whitewalls. you many $. -John Deere No. 33 Spreader. Hardtop 2 Dr. One owner. Power steering & brakes. volume of i4w 1966 Mer­ cury* and Comet* at year- 1965 B.kk . LeSabre 2 Dr. Hardtop; shodow turquoise. One owner. Actual stockad with many fine Used Car*. All can are mileage When this car was deliv­ 1964 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 6 pas* Wagon. V8 Auto. Heat­ ered new (approximately er. w, walls. A nice one owner a year ago) it was given heater. One owner. Real clean! CASH RATE—2Ms DISPLAY CLAUIfllD AU URO«(—4a CARDS OF THANKS 6 IN MIMORIAMS—U 9* warf. GOODYEAR BROS. Wl 5-5052 the exclusive and expen­ 1964 FORD GALAXIE 506 sive Ziebart undercoating 4 Dr. Sedan. 389 V8. Automa- treatment . . . Plus, the MINIMUM MATE—5Oc for Twenty Words Farm Machinery -IH.C. 460 Tractor. Like new! -1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —John Deere 16 ft. Drag. —1949 John Deere A Tractor. A;1 ahape.—Ford Major Dle*el Tractor in A-l Shape. —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. -LHC. 16 Hole Grain Drill on Rubber. 1966 Buick LaSabre WANTED FARM SERVICE unique distinction of be­ 1963 LINCOLN 4 DR. SEDAN ing equipped with 3->peed Auto. 5 - way power, radio, w wails. While with red leath­ on the column manual er Interior. One owner. Only transmission. 34,000 miles. 1964 Chevrolet Convertible li<2 FAIRLANE 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 Cyl. stand. Ra­ V8 automatic, heater and dio. heater, w walls. White whitewalls. with red interior. 1964 Comet 202 2 Dr. 6 stick, radio, white- 1963 Mercury Meteor 2 Dr. V8 stick, radio. 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic Radio, heater. Bargain! 1969 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Hard Top. Pull Power. 1962 Ford Galax la 500 Radio, White Walls. Green 4 Dr. Sed. V8 automatic. metallic finish. 1964 FORD H TON PICK-UP 8 ft, wide side box. One owner. Low mileage. 1962 Feed Fair lane 2 Dr. 6 stick. 1963 Vi-Ton Pickup CHEAPIE5 . . . 1959 Station Wagon 1966 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sed. Over 8 Transportation Special* from $75 to $195 1957 Pontiac 4 ,Dr. Sad. W/Power. MOTORS LARKE BUICK LINCOLN • MERCURY I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan CHEVROLET Phone 945-2479 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 USED CAR CLOSE-OUTS' ““Jr^.^^ Man over 45 years of age for ' FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING Cleaning Up Oiling Machinery Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building for your farm or business. No Ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. Driving Pickup Truck Apply in person between 9:00 a.m. and 4 p.m. SMILEY POST BUILDINGS 1M1 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr. H.Top. Auto. Power steer, P.O. Bex 36 and brakes. Radio, heater, Hutingi, Michigan w/walls. Like new bronze fin(816) 945-9193 Call collect tf 1961 FORD 4 DR. SEDAN HELP WANTED Auto. 6 cyl. Radio, heater. Price is right!. 1963 RIVIERA (Buick's Most Beautiful Car) . . . Full Power. IT’S CLEARANCE TIME IN CHENOWETH MACHINE SHOP 1215 N. Broadway ATTENTION PRODUCTION WORKERS NOTICES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF NEW FALL FARM BUREAU'S IMS CADILLAC ... 4 door hardtop, spotless inside and out. Full power and many extras. 12 months war­ ranty on this fine one owner 1963 CHEVROLET malic transmission, thrifty six cylinder engine, power steer­ ing, w/walls, radio. PRICES Cash Per T Analyii* RenneR FORD COUNTRY' Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Ford Galoxic 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 6. 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. Stand 6 CyL 1988 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 convertible, light green finish with white J 959' Plymouth 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Automata transmission. 1959 Ford ’/i-Ton Pickup 3 Speed. 6 Cyl. . 1959 Ford Galaxie 500 MM CADILLAC . . . Fleetwood 00 Special, load­ ed with extras including air r/wall REAHM MOTOR SALES -$60.65 5-10-30 .$66.05 5-20-20 N.rih. ' ,h,«^ _ I. 11 $70.10 $71. Experience No* Required 8-32-16 Steady Work Group Insurance Pension Plan Paid Holidays and Vacations Rate of Pay for Existing Openings Start at $2.63 and above 12-12-12 MOBILE HOME-12 x 60-RIUcraft. Lola available. Terms. HOME FOR SALE on two extra­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS! See Carl 8t Betty’s large lots. Garage with base­ able. On private drive, near Appliances before you buy I ment. Bath with shower. Robert Balmer. Call WI 5-5044 They Bell—They InslaU—They Right of way on Bauble Lake No. 1 and 2. Snow plowed road PRICED TO 8ELL Phone: tf South. 1-266-5282. Irons. Michigan, tf ★ Dullness Opportunities BIAimrVL REDWOOD 1 8 RENT —Francisco Fann Sup­ ly new trl-level lake front year ■ ply. M37 So 945-3150. tf 6 ALES REPRESENTATIVE— around home on north aide of' Nationally known leader in its Wall Lake with built-in*. Con­ field has vacancy. No travel. sider renting. Call: Grand IFOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Age 26 and over. Group Insur­ — Use Rexall's fast permanent Rapldi 538-5511 or CH 32783. ance Plan. Lifetime Income Regular »2.0O-Now *1.00. No pre-shampoo —No after odor. fesslonal training. Salary plus MODERN 3-bedroom brick home Available at Jacob's Pharmacy, incentive Increases. Write Box tf on N. Michigan Ave. Excellent 1010, Hastings Banner. 9 8 condition. Wil) trade for other property Call WI 5-4974 or SY 5-3186 for appointment. tf it Notices it Business Services LARGE LOT WITH SEPTIC TANK, dralnfleld and we!) 5[ WHY NOT LET US MAKE you 1961 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ WJ |। a rubber stamp with your new miles north of Hastings. WI ety of prices starting at *895 9/151 ZIP Code number. Three-llne 5-4710 or WI 5-9430. 0'" per hundred. Order now and stamp with your name, adpay after Sept. 1. Also book dress »nrt and ZtP ZIP number for matches. Call: Battle Creek. ★ For Rent—Real Estate (225. This includes, postage WO 3-0150 collect after 6 pm. and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE 49046. If ELECTRIC Razors repaired— '. block from Wall Lake. S«>0 Special — Your razor cleaned, per month. Ownership care. lubricated and sharpened, only I Call Kalamazoo— FI 4-2534 af- | CARPET CLEANING IS EASY ' with Host New Electric Up*135. Service and satisfaction I Brush. No wet carpeU or hand­ guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 S.i work. Clean 180 square feet Jefferson. Hastings. tf Help Wanted for only *695. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W. State, HasWINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Ungs. Phone WI 5-6118. tf in Aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass & F8 JACOBS PHARMACY Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM son. Hastings tf SERVICE I No charge for over­ size prints. tf EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ CHESTER B. STEM INC. would and men'* clothing. Phone WI , like tn buy your land If It has 6-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. a good stand of Hard Maple or Tailor Shop. tf Old Oak trees on It. Let us buy your wood-lot and save it for it for Salo—Miscellaneous future generations. Homer Becker, Rl. Hastings. Ph. 945­ 5748. 10 20 SERVICE — Mercury outboard CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES— motors. New and used boats. Pick ytJur own or ready picked Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ stay day. Excellent picking. cessories. M-66 In Nashville. WANTED — Shopper Shows Inc. North of Belding 3 miles on need toy demonstrators Ln this OL 3-2881 or OL 3-6074. tf M-lil. Bird Blueberry Planta­ area Immediately. Write Orpha tion. Phone 794-0348. 9/8 10 X 52' EXPANDO MOBILE SUffler. Mulliken. Michigan. HOME —Take over payments. call Lansing IV-53906 Collect. x------------------------ ------- ------------- RICKERT'S PHARMACY at . 8/i8 rfALE HELP WANTED — Ma­ Delton since being modernized chine room help heln wanted for | . is the greatest! Please call us I TABLE PA-’ER — — rur For picnics. picnics, furniture factory. Experienced for Instant prescription serv­ riAuus ------------ ---------*• — ------ ------>__ ________ ■___ .... nr nrrn^rlrnr^l Wait Ina* 1I family reunions, lota of ___ uses or IInexperienced. Hastings ice. MA 3-5631. Hooray for 40- by 300- *3-50 at The, Ban-1 £o?. 667 W. State St. WI_5service! 9 21 0/8 3466. ner office. • ' * • tf SPORT RIFLE — 30-06 custom' EXPERIENCED MECHANIC rifle made by McCord's of | and man to run a grease rack. Ionia. Will shoot a 2’ group at Good working conditions and 100 yds. with case. Mauser ac-1 • benefits. - Apply Larke Buick Uon. Yeager barrel and trigger, and Chevrolet. 1435 8. HanFisher safety. 3 to 8 variable | over. tf scope, peepalght In mount, full BEAUTY OPERATOR — Experl­ monte carlo hand rubbed stock, k sling with quick detach, swivels' ’ enced year or more, also to act as shop manager, paying 60% PLUS, complete handloading | equip, for above. Echo press, I commission. Interviews confl30-06 dies and cases, bullets,1 dentlal Call Mr Glazier, Lan­ sing IV 9-2519 collect. 9/8 powders, primers and loaded! shells, etc. Rifle value. *300 001 .. . — loading equipment *70.00, FULL TIME FLOOR MAN for Will sell complete for only ' buffing and waxing floors. 3 to *250.00. Coll 045-3884 after fl I H shift Pennock Hospital. 9/8 pin. tf------ --- Wheat Starter Special Per Ton . . . $94.45 OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION ORDER TODAY! FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South WHITE PRODUCTS CORP. Middleville, Michigan WANTED AT ONCE ONE YEAR GUARANTEE 1961 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Hardtop. 8 Cyl. Auto *695 1969 FALCON • . . 4 door sedan, automatic Dalivarad 0-20-20 TRAILER AND CABANA at DRESSER with micro/ for sale. Urge size, in good condition. Middle Lake on large lot. For appointment call WI 5-4710 or *15. Phone 945-3928. 9/8 REAL BUY-On a Mobile Home. I WI ®/l5 Call IV 5-3905 Lansing collect.J.-------------------------------------------------* Miscellaneout A Parson a la ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSj P.O. 171. Hastings Telephone WI 5-4954 Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. tl I it Wanted to Buy 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ rage in or near Has tings. Cull 623-2719 Delton. ; tf it Work Wanted Apply in person between 1M3 MERCURY . . . Meteor custom 2 door. V-8 engine, automatic tran&mLvsion. power steering, radio, new *'walls tires, one local owner. 1M1 CADILLAC . . . Sedan Deville, full power, A SMordlns io th* llurtaf. ** recorded FERTILIZER GENERAL PRODUCTION WORKERS □ nd ASSEMBLERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY mission. power steering, radio, w/walls, attractive dark green finish. IN* COBVA1R . . . Monza coupe. 4 speed transmission, w walls, radio, while with blue vinyl interior. CLEAN OUT YOUR ATTIC AND ADVERTISE WORK FOR YOU NOW IS THE TIMeTSTraDE' FOR A GOOD USED CAR! 1959 Plymouth Fury 3 Dr. Hardtop.' Auto. 8 cyl., power steering, w/walls, radio 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup 1963 GMC Pickup Short box. 3 sp. V6 Engine 1964 Chevrolet 1 Toil Cabin Chassis. Several Transportation Special. Rawleigh dealer in N Barry j Wl 5-2223 GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Stan’s Wallpaper County or Hastings. Write RAWLEIGH HANDY-MAN would like odd MWd BA**. and oarl Kul* with GoBese tablets. Only B8c.| ' ’ Jobs of any kind. Cali RO 5­ PMIIp H. Mitchell. Jude* ot PreJacobs Pharmacy. 1124.USED HAMILTON 8831. U --------------------- - ---------------------- -- - I CLOTHES DRYER In very BIBOEL *ad HUhNON FOR BALE: FRESH WISCON-1 good condlUon. .Free delivery WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make use of SIN LARGE HOLSTEIN, and free Installation. Guaranthe most likely means of get­ HEIFERS. Wanted to trade or teed. Reduced prices on new ting It back. Dial WI 5-3481 at buy 25 open Holstein Helfers 1966 Hamilton and Prlgldalre once and say "Banner Classi­ 700-to 800 lbs. Tel. MO-99226. Dryers. Consumers Power Co. fied Adtaker. Ed Tanis. Jenison. Mich. 9 22 945-3474 ourt For The Count» of Harr BARBARA JOAN HOPPE. PI. RKKNARh LOtHH HOPPE OPEN FRIDAYS Dept. MCI-651-3 Freeport, III. NOTICES ARE YOU PLANTING WHEAT THIS SEASON? Now In Slock— SMITH-DOUGLASS FERTILIZER _Bulk and Bagged. Bulk Spreader* Available, plus Soll-teillng Service. Both Certified and non-certifled GENESEE SEEIJ WHEAT ALL KINDS OF SMALL SEEDS. Coll Wl 5-2943 > E. Iitrntn for r.tnioB.r H*nk lluUilns . Allrhif.B FALL SHOES Large supply of Ladka' and Girl*' DRESSES laut week of Men's and Boy*’ SHORT SLEEVED SHIRTS 10c Each “"■fir t>»f«nd«”'t ti PUBLICATION OBDBB relief demanded ORDER or PUBLICATION. '*ll*rn,»| I’ll1' U'.I Richard J. Hud*on trr IHstaliff StlO have HOUSEHOLD GOODS Aitor*** HIEC1KL । HIIDHON 102 W*.t Proceeds of tale goes to Retarded School A«*oclallon WALK UP AND SAVE! PtT>LICATIO* OBDEB 9 8 LEGALS OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION NOTICE -or PUBLICATION OBDEB HASTINGS MILLING CO. 9/15 PUBLICATION OBDBB CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up WINICK'S 106 N. Mkhlgaa rOBBOLOSUBE NOTICE RenneR Ford Inc. 324 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 Heating - Plumbing Service New * Remodel • Repair -.2.05 • c*t>II LAC WT|«2478 107 N. Michigan Aw WELTON'S ddr Sell Vrnutd lUmi 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 Haatiag*. Muhl(U. PUBLICATION OBDEB PUBLICATION OBDEB. Kiel. of Michl***, I* H Al T I N G S BANNER LASSI Fl EDS Call Wl 5-3481 �Calender of Spacial Event* Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CAM OP THANKS will CAMO OF THANKS tor the birthday GARDEN CLUB, SEPT. ■ Garden Club HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH gifts and flowers, my family for their love and thoughtfulness. speaker on “Organic Gardening. Dr. Raymond Finnic, nurses. IN MEMORIAM * In loving memory of Gertrude YOUTH-A-RAMA, Sept 18 room-mate, tor their earn while “Face the Music,"- a feature length motion picture with Thur­ and Mrs. Howard Rogers and low Spun* and the 8purrlows.| members of the Pilgrim Holiness “Yearn have pasted Church, employees of the Has­ tings Mfg. Co. and the inspection But you are still In our hearts dltorium, Sept. 10, 7:30 pm. department gals, also the Local Sadly missed by 138, and my thoughtful and kind MEN'S OPEN GOLF TOURNEY, Eugene Kidder. Children neighbors. Members of the Barry and Grandchildren County Sportswomens club, and River Bend 2nd annual 36members of the Barry County hole Men’s Open Championship Conservation Club. May God IN MEMORIAM bless aU Of you. Lovjng memory of our dear tournament will be held Satur­ day and Sunday, Sept. 10-11. son and brother, Floyd M. Wel­ ches who lost his life on Jap FALL RUMMAGE SALE, CARD OF THANKS prison bout torpedoed on Min­ SEPT. 18-17 Wc wish to express our deep danao Island, Sept. 7, 1944. Fall Rummage Bale. Sept. 10­ appreciation to our relatives, ’■Gone Is the face we loved so 17, Pariah House, sponsored by friends, nelghbors.»E. W. Bliss employees, E. W. Bliss Local 414. Silent Is the voice we loved to the Hastings BPW Club. hear, . Delton Branch First National Bank and Trust Co.. Industrial Too far away for sight or speech State Bank and other organiza­ But not too far for thought to tions for their messages of sym­ pathy, expressions of kindness and beautiful floral offerings at ' What would we give to clasp his PU1LICAT10H OADEX. hands Sial* of MI.Maaa, the time of the passing of our lor ln» luvair ot Bl Mother and Grandmother, Mae His happy face to see, To hear his voice and sec his <Watson* VonVranken. smile We especially want to thank Dave Trahan. Dr. James Hogan, That meant r-o much to me.” Dad and Mom, Robert Willjams and Lynn Stedge Brother and family for the help and care given at LEGALS the time of the passing of our loved one. Also, thanks to Marge Durkee for helping at the time of the funeral and to those who helped furnish the lunch. A special thanks to Uie Rev. Paul Deal and the Rev. Don Tack for their message and words of comfort, the Henton­ Smith Funeral Home for their understanding and helpful serv­ ices. Also, the pallbearers. God Bless all of you. Mr. and Mra. Eugene MJdllng Mr. and Mra. Bernard WaUon and family Mrs. Thelma Weyennan and family Mr. and Mra. Laurel Newton and family and fomjly LEGALS ORDER or PUBLICATION FINAL IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Ronald A. Burd, who passed away one year ago today, Sept. 8, 1965. "He bld no one a last farewe(), He said goodbye to none. His loving heart had ceased to beat Wednesday AoUriUze 7:30 pm. meeting. Annual business PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1302 South Hanover Hastings. Michigan Telephone: 945-9429 Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor 10 am. Bunday School. Elwyn Curtis, Superintendent. Claaaca teachtsra. A nursery with adulta charge of Phyllis Gladys Hamblin. Munn and 6:15 pm. Junior Service, David and Ronda Munn in charge. Teens and Young AduMa, Merlin and Dcrene Buhl in charge. Adult Prayer Mooting, Mra. Rog- pm. 7:30 Evangelistic pm. Sendee, Wednesday. Mld- and Bible study. We cat throe meals a day to feed the body and wo need to feed tlie soul in leMcan** PUBLICATION OBDEB. Saturday evening. Sept. 10, 7 Full Revival. Oct. 7 through 16 with Rev. Coyt York as the special evangelist. "God knew that you were suffer- And the hills were hard to climb. So he closed your weary eyelids And whispered, peace be thine. IMIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN !REFORMED CHAPEL 11 am. Morning worahip. 7 pm. Evening worahip. Worship, 10 am. Bunday school, 11:15 am. lltndr raholl llultdlag >1.Ul.l-I... ORDER OF PUBLICATION — Phones WI 5-3397. Wl 5-4995 Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 9 am to noon. Other ! times by appointment. DELTON 8EVENT1I-DAY I 9:55 am. Th,- Bunday School. ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elie • :<6 am. Sunday school. ' competent teachers for all. Nura2730 W. State Rd. • pm. Young People's service. Hastings, Mich.. Ph. WI 5-9465 Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. 11 am. Morning Worahip. Scr7 pm. Evangelistic service. Worahlp, 11 am. ’ । "Dispensation of Tnuisfor7 pm. Wednesday service. Wednt&day prayer, 7:30 pm. | maUon." Organist, Mra. Ruth Sunday, "Faith for Today." on i West. Pianist, Don Reid. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Rev. Chalnicr Miller, Pastor Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. I Youth Department. 10 am. Sunday school. Radio WJEP, 1230, 8:30 am. 7:00 pm. The Evt 11 am. Morning worship. Sermon: Study In Romans. Prayer meeting Wcxinctday, 7. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED I Wednesday, Prayer and Bible BRETHREN CHURCH ! Study. HASTINGS CONGREGATION Max M. O»t-n*hlrv, Pastor 10:00 am. Morning Group. OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 'Worship service. 10 am. 7:00 pm. Evening Group. . 8 pm. Chancel Choir RehearBunday public talk, 3 pm. sal. Gerald Ootroth, director Mote, Bupt. Christian Endeavor, 7 pm.,, Friday. Sunday tchool staff CARLTON CENTER Darrell Starbard, president. meeting for all supcrtnlcndepU, METHODIST CHURCH Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Rev. Richard VandmBosch pm., Betty Ovenshire, director. present or phone the minister if Morning worship, 9:15 am. you're unable to attend. Bunday school, 10:15 am. Prayer aervlce Wednesday. 7:30 Saturday, library open 2 to 4 pm. CUua leaders, Clayton Mote COATS GROVE and Fred Bawdy. CHRISTIAN CHURCH DELTON METHODIST CCRU, Grove A: Durkee Road STONEY POINT -• Rcv. Charlea Oibba, Pastor Church Study, Bunday, 9:45. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Floyd Waller, Supt. Worahip. Bunday. 11 am. Bible school. 10 am. Rev. Richard Keep Youth Fellowship. Sunday. 6. Worahip hour, 11 am. Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. 10 am. Sunday school Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thurs. Parents' Night. Installation of officers and colored slides shown. 8 pm. PreaciUng. UNITED BRETHREN IN "The Country Church that CHRIST CHURCH PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood Rev. Earl Gaskill. Pastor. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Morning worahip. 9 30 am. LeRoy Kenney, Pastor METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School. 10:30 am. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Evening Worship, 7 pm. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. prayer. Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Prayer meeting Thursday, 7. Bunday school, 10 am. and Boys Brigade. Morning worahip, 11 am. HASTINGS Women's Monthly Missionary Young People's service, 7 pm. GRACE BRETHREN CHUHCH Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. Evangelical savlce, 8 pm. 7 Evening worahip. THE GALILEAN 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible BAPTIST CHURCH Study. Garner 106th St. <t North HIKI.KL en.l HUUNIIN lUekard J. lluiiuni PUBUCA’tION ORDER Michigan PUBLICATION NOTICE PUBLICATION ORDER mccallum united Phone 945-5704 » BRETHREN IN Kham. Bunday school., - r I'dOIRIST CHURCH Ik am. Morning worship. "Tlie Church of tlie Wildwood" 6: 30 pm. Young Peoples. Otis Lake Rood 7: 30 pm. Evening service. Rev. Isaac Gsgood, Pastor 7 30 p.m. Thursday prayer and Morning worship, 10 am. Bible study hour. Sunday school. 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Evening service, 8 pm. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Prayer. Bible Study WcdnesGeorge S. Marshall, Pastor Church School, 10 a.m. Worship service, 11 am. W'OODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH WOODLAND 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Sunday school, 10 am. 8319 Coats Grove Road Morning worahip, 11 am. Rev. Charles OiWxs. Pastor Worahip service. 9:45 am. Prayer service. Wed., 8 p.m. Sunday school. 10:45 am Public Invited. Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult choir practice. KILPATRICK UNITED Thurnday, Junior choir, 4 pm. BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland PUBLICATION NOTICE 11 am. Worship service. B p.m. Evening service. I". « .r PMudi liuilaon .-1.air Htrrvl IRVING CHAPEL Sunday school. 10 am. to 11. PUBLICATION ORDER of Emmanuel EpiacO(Ml Church, Heatings EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL - CHURCH WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Richard VandenBosch Rev. Don M. Gury,- Rector Sunday school, 10 am. 9 am. Holy Communion. Morning worship, 11 am. 11 am. Family warship and Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. The Vestry meets Monday, WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Corners. Michigan FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings 10 am. Sunday school. Whore a Christian Experience 11 am. Morning worahip, Jun­ ior church and nuracry provided. Makes You a Member. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 11 am. Morning worship. Wcdrrftday, 7:30 Family Night. 9:30 Youth Fellowship. "God in His wldom has recalled Thp boon his love has given. And though lhe body moulders here His soul is safe in Heaven." Deeply missed by Wife, Rosalene Danny Burd. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH BASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue 7 Hts heart was true and tender, He worked hard for those he left And ever will be remembered. ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOB IIEARINO CLAIMS children ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST W. Glen Campbell, Pastor Present Program At KC Dinner CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1719 N. Broadway Almon G. Fulton. Pastor 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 Sunday school, 0:45 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Bunday school, 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Nothing but tho Bible. Evening service 7:39 pin. Bible study and prayer, 7: pm. Wednesday. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU. Evangelist 10 am. Morning aervlce. 11:15 am. Bunday school. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd , 8 miles south 11 am. Warship service. Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Council Knlghta and their ladles art invited to enjoy the chicken Father Gury will prwnt elides and a narration on his rx-cetit trip to Europe. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Willard H. Curtis. Minister Worship services, 9 30 and 11. mon: "God's People — Soft arid through senior high. Adult class tho. Christian faith with any and 28, with new members being Monday. 7:30 Session meeting. Wednesday Activities Wood. 12:45 Circle 4 will have of the Bunday church school wtll' meet in the lounge. Thursday Activities <.< 6 Kirk House choir practice. . 6:45 Junior High choir prad- 7:30 Chancel choir practice. HASTINGS UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. needay evening, 7:30 pm. HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Olson W. Clark, pastor 10 am. Sunday. School. q 11 am. Worahip service, Ser­ mon: "The Church In Blastoff.4 6: 30 pm, Youth. Fellowship. 7: 30 pm. Gospel Hour, music by the Roundup Singers, Ser- Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. prayer. Bible study. Thursday. 7:30 pm. Women's Missionary meeting at the Ray- For InfcrmtUon. write Wayne lUchlc, Rl Venp^ntylUe. MILO BIBLE CHURCH -----Route 3 Delton ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher Rev. PT. Rhlph J. Kelly Rev. Stephen Vcsblt. A-wWant Sunday school, 10 am. Sunday Masses, 7, 8, 10, 11:30 Worahip. 11 am. Wed. evening service. 7:30. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sundays. Before Masses on weekdays. WOODBURY UNITED Dally Masses, 7 and 8 am. BRETHREN CHURCH ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE Sunday Mass. 9 am. Village of Woodbury Delton. Michigan Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Sunday school. 10 a.m. Worship, 11 am. Evening worahip, 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday worahip. 10:45 am. Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30 pn|. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nimh. Pastor Sunday Masses, 7:30, 11 am. Worahip. 11 am. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Junior church for children. 4-9. SCIENTIST IV/ Youth choir rehearsal. Wed., 8. 645 W. Green Street Fellowship service. 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7. I Sunday school, 11 am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ Wednesday service, 8 pm. DOWLING vice, Wednesday, a pm. at Roger Reading room open WedneeSunday Mass, 9 am. We're As Near As Your Telephone SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE CHURCH OF GOD (Pentecostal) Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield Watson Cor., 3H miles West of Martin Bunday school, 10 am. Worahip. 11 am. Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Bunday Evangelistic service. Repair Clip This Guide - Keep It in n Handy Place for Future Reference I’ulillcnllo hilip U. Mitehell. Jude NOTIOB OF ANNUAL MEETING PUBLICATION ORDER FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 209 W. Green street Rev. George Elliott Rev. John Joldcrsma Telephone WI 5-4945 :30 am. Service. Breakfast afleewards. Ir August .11. lOflfl. Philip H Mltrhsll. J Lui McKlbbln. Business Directory MEMMIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrance Brothen SHWMCK State Farm Inturanca AUTO - Fill BONDS Swanson Insurance both services la: "Our Singing Faith." Thursday, 3:30 pm. Childrens and youth choir retMoraal. 7:30 pm. Chancel choir re- Circuit church service. Worship service. 9:30 am. Church school 10:30. Agsncy for INSURANCE All Forms of luMiranca eng Bondi JERRY ANDRUS WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanjhip Cilmoro Jewelers, 102 E. Stale COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according St. Phone Wl 5-5316. Bollwood and E State Road 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So., Wl 5­ Morning worahip, 11 am. CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM 2223. Bunday evening service, 7:30. AND CARPET REPAIR — Bai­ Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. tings Floor Covering, 123 W. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — State. Wl 5-5118. Repairs and sharpening. Saw dlst broadcast over WFUH. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ Young People's Service. Thursparts and supplies. McCulloch ICE — 24 hour Service (black WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— and white). Jacobs Prescription Guaranteed workmanship. Alio Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Pharmacy. Phono Wl 5-2466. all kinds of Jewelry Repair and 1118 Jordan Lake Street Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. W. Stat. St. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE*—Largest selection of Drapery Bunday school. 10 am. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Moraine worship, 11 am. Fabrics in Barry County.-Kirsch GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All Wl 5-5176. Young Psoplrt Service. 7 pm. rods. Installation and Hanging. washers, dryers and small home Evening service, 8 pm. Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 ■pphancas. Call 945-23)7. Bible Study. Wed, 7:30 pm. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ W. Mill. tors, machinery and £hain saws VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ in our new budding at 124 N. ■ASTING6 SEVENTH-DRY TERS—Service, parts, hoses and Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ ADVENTIST CHURCH bags for all makes. Authorized Elder Samuel j. Elie ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl Hoover Sales and Service. Steury ized engraving of all kinds. Gil­ 5-5052. Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., HRrtinga. MltlL. WI 8-9465 Phono 945-5316. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —AuWorship, n am. Tuceday prayer, 7:30 pm. ihorixed Dealer for Wheel Horsn Butineu Services Offered Bunday. "Faith for Today," on Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — TV WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am. £• L. Carpenter Hardware. Repair and new work. Fixtures Vol* °f Prophecy, and supplies. Kelley Electric PUMP SERVICE—Sla-Rito Water WE REPAIR radio and record Service, 524 Middleville Rd., Systems. Sold. in>talled, serviced. SOUTH KALAMO players (STEREO and HI-FI). Phone Wl 512700 after 5 p.m„ Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ PENTECOSTAL Music Center. 138 W. State. Hastings. Phone 945-4284. 5381. 4 Sunday school, 10 am. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH < urmclil ■mi IJoddjr Atlornn. at Uw llriidrr*bn|< Ilalldlr helurdei, OrvJ.r <■. KEYS DUPLICATED while , you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— . Installation. Dry Well. Drain wait. Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping (524.00 for 1st, at Jeffersoa, 1.000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Quimby Church Morning worship. 11:30 am. LAKEWOOD E. U. R. CHURCH Rev. Carl Silvemall. Paalor Momlng worahip. 10 am. Bunday worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday family worahip. nauii bi Adult Bible me study, study. 7"!30 pm. , Youth.FeUaprahip, LBoys.-Girls Ftliowi • Boys,-Girls Ftliowshlp, 7.30. Concrete Product! GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. Stale Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. >4isceHaMo<M HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ TER— flaw wood or finished 221^1/ m“' Radio, Talavuion Rapoirinf SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, 945SI62. Frw service for ose year on Setchall-Carlson Color. TV’S, RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ son. Phone Wl 5-9187. Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Listed in This Weekly-Service and;Repair-Guide �I Tbarwday, September I, IBM I and arrow*, cluba and hunting banneb ; J ~ E.U.B. Church Observing 75th Anniversary ------------------------ Personal Mention braided, a badger, beaver or fox , .... *U> ••«*•»<'«• u™ Tho™ . Ml MT. Ud mounted with hawk or eagle . . Anniversary Bunday. Sept. 25, feathers; Mackinaw blanket. Mrs. Junior Thcxnaa and aoo. i. nne trip home by way of the will include Sunday School at deer skin hunting shirt, leggings Michael, of Port Huron spent, Soo taking a boat ride at the of former nwidenU. the Henry Vondeite and mowsasln* ornamented with the part week with hl* atrtasa, I Lock*. .t porcupine quills, wampum belt, Mra Mina Pranshka and Mra! Sandra AlMrdlng has had a United Brethren Ctarcb. East turkey call, pipe and tobacco. Mae Utrtch. who was very 111 a* mou interesting Bumnw and one , The men were tall, straight and the Barry County Medical Pa- ln . which a great aarvica waa its 75th Annlveraary this Scp- and for over night lodging for ' stem looking, their fsces usual- । cillty. They returned home on given, as she waa a medical wi­ qf Waupun, Wte ly hideously and grotesquely Thursday night. Mra Ulrich I ,,n|^r (-human guinea pig-) at painted, well calculated to strike died on Friday and-Loren and 1 me Mental Health Center In (error to the haart of tlie timid. Junior and Mr and Mra Melvin llc htsda. Md. A tern part of pale - faced New England boy. | Loedmg of MaryaviDe came back her time was devoted to "Bleep riKM '• —— ——— Wert, Harvey Myers. Un Floyd who had read the history of । Sunday to attend tho funeral, studlm" which were conducted Eahlanana at Highland Park. following events. Vi.,„ millin'. bloody war. ___ ___ o______J____ i_C7 wiiuim.i<m King Philip's wars The The returning bow on Bunday night. by means of electrode* being women were short, thickset, Mrs Winnie Vandten retumnd fastened to the liead which la with there will be an old fashioned pastor H. J. Buwalda. mild - mannered, kind - hearted, praise service with the singing and of cheerful disposition­ day* In Detroit vwrtntr her ate- things which Sandra experienced, of Uic old hymn* and an old good. motherly, hospitable crea­ ter. Mra AUre Stoor*,, and niece She U spending a short vacation holiday weekend With the Art fashioned costumed choir. There tures I thought, as I frequently and family, Mr. IU1J Mra George with her parente. Mr. and Mra. By n. D. Burpee visited their wigwam homes in Nufer. 41,' .tv" < Arthur Al lording, Jr., before re-, .1C Open, house and reminiscence My column starting today will EARLY RECOLLECTIONS OF early boyhood. , Till' f.'TM.UD ItmtlT Mr and Mra. Fred Geiger, Jr.. turning to Manchester Colley. lt<vln< qu , Thuraday morning time will be held on Saturday. carton being their eon. Dennis THE INDIANS ABOUT Of the leading tribes of Michi­ probably run a couple of weeks . . .. . — .. . M/»4h iLfaTrw, tn HmHr . -L . . .. Sept. 34 at 2 pin. Coffee hour GULL PRAIRIE gan Indians were the Huron* gucate ot hei By Frank Little and the Chippewas in the Bagl- Sunday dinner ..... , ■ tr- Mike, la returning to Cornell Woodrow Wynns visited > Read before the Kalamazoo Mr and Mrs William Kidder University. i daugtrts*, the Anthony Cush- quet will be held in charge of Rapid* and Mra Ivan Schinner mcrou*. powerful tribe In the Pioneer Society Aug. 15. 18W • the chairman of the anniversary Ethnologists do not agree ns to Grand River district—their chief 'in Webster. B D . visiting their rche. Jr . and family have had Ing here Thuraday and returning program, Mra Fred Bower. Alice Bawdy, were Saturday eve­ the origin or antiquity of the Noondav whom I remember 1niece and family, the Rev. Caude a very pleasant, vacatkn trip to cm Sunday. ning callers. Indian races. Some claim that quite well, a notvble Indian of 1 they have existed as a separate commanding form, lived to be department of nations from the 100 years old The Pottawatomie* earliest age* of tlie world, that were mainly In this and the they are as indigenous to tills Niles district, with Pokagon as conunem .ui and anl- thrir chief; the Nottewas were continent as hs Ils puu plant' and appeared in Volume 27 of mate Columbus found them In >« lhr southeast and the Shawthe Michigan Pioneer and His-1 great numbers when he tended nees to the southwest. These du­ lorical Collections I am sure al the Bahama Islands In 14D2. »wen« lrlbf' intermingled and that Frank Little was an ances­ As a specie* Il would seem un- Intermarried more or lew. un­ tor of Die Little Brothers, fa­ deniable that the American In- derrtood each others language mous for their elevator and feed dlans were originally created in;»nd used many words Injcomthe fOrm. semblance and with mon. Your speaker acquired the ------------------------------Most of you are acquainted me characteristics of men: that language sufficiently well for all with the historical old house al they were undeniably and. we practical purposes. the comer where Highway >9 may my-, lawfully. In peaceable In the Spring of 1832. new* goes wtrt from Highway 43. qne possession of thl* continent, and came bv post riders of a form Idmile north of Richland, to Plain- that only by force and bloody | able uprising of Wisconsin Indi­ well While visiting Jake Van de wan of extermination were they I ans. headedby Black Hawk, a! Lie. who lived there for years driven from their homes I noted Rar Chief. Although, this I and U now deceased, a few years whrn our pllgrlrn fathers outbreak ans remote from Kate- | ago. he told me a lot of thing* lflndfd at Plymouth Rock In De- maxno. vet It caused great alarm that are also brought out in this „nb<. 1W0 u „1(| .-mgy fell I among the early settlers here, for ■W Tli. now,a, SulTh«nk--— old ho™, ------ --------nn u ul Cir ki.ctc III to ut.uu. outiia- ■ lhe mewm.ee reportedI that .11 tn. . . ... . .... „ the wlrww. window* In in front front hnarned boarded tin up fulneo lo Alm!ghty Ood.... for ... me .1,* the Indian hr.,M brave* in In Wisconsin Wisconsin. aTter a recent fire, was « old t rva t lon of their Ilves Illinois and western MFhlean ff** •top Jif*. V trough a long and perilous voy- were going to Join Black Hawk's Atlhta “Kr N“l many month&' 11 ,nay standard, and ulth pillage and W.*k? “i11 d°” । i' ' br- thereafter, they having been blood he waa going to lead his tbne this place Gelos- fed and kcpt ftom .tanration by forces through Michigan on his i£rt“reirndd K*nP°Pri!Lu*v *cry *“'»***• ““'J' mercl- way to Malden. Canada Follow­ E**1 y .°! hearty fell upon the aborigine* ing these tidings came a poatrldcr from Pigeon to Oull Prairie put them lo the sword. with military orders from Gen­ «». <uf ». •'«« pwwumw ' the line of settlement, lhe Chris­ eral Brown for able bodied men . J2”" tlanlzed. civilized white man as to meet at the house of Col. hW «he hack yard of this , hM chanu:U!.1Md me Isaac Barnes to organise for de­ American Indian as a fense and for volunteers. With mr father I wentxto this meet­ Of the Black Hawk uprising. You . aXe t^^tly unmitigated toca^Ue of bloodthirsty civilization ing. about a mile from our home. ALLGOOD SLICED SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY. rtOQT atartlng today. Colonel I or or Christianization, Christianization, according according lo to The m-n were drawn up <n line, Barnes owned thl* house at that thf white man's standard; a tlie orders were read and four time and the name "Geloster' cruel, false, thievish, murderous rn*n volunteered. One I knew. Kink of Roasts! "Super-Right was derived from the Colonel's animal, with no genuine human Mg. Oka Tow-n He died this last three son*. The "Ge” f r om Instincts or rights. save that of Winter at Otsego, over DO years George, the "loa" from Carlon, annihilation. This has been the and the "ter" from Letter I am average orthodox white man's attended a grand council of In­ dian chief* held in a mammoth sure you will all enjoy this story wigwam near the west shore of entitled: 7-RIB A few more fair minded and Oull Lake. This was to ascertain mercifully Inclined, who believe the temper of lhe Indians of the END tluit the Indian had a literature locality In reference to lhe Black 1-LB. PORTION and an historic ancestry, had Hawk Insurrection TJie chiefs In PKG. known the art of printing and lull dirs' wrir I'r-I'-'I ... n .... of letters, he would have written circle upon valuable robes, mats I .ib. 53’ a different and much more at­ and skins of animals snrend! Loin-End Portion tractive history of himself would upon the ground. A more dignl5th Ribs more truthfully have delineated tied, grave. Imposing body of men -*VFia-aiaHTC» his natural Impulses and charac­ I never saw. The cnlumcU-ot u75’ 85* '/s Pork Loins teristics. and perhaps shown . pipe pipr of peace, of ruUMWBW elaborate,. omaFancy Sliced Bacon some redeeming truits But It j mentai workmanship was slowly -suria aioHT- couNrav srviU ' • ciNTaa aia cur . was foreordained, undoubtedly. around the circle, and 75fc tb 89 I FIRST FIRST I 4 ’ B RIM /Tib that the Indian was to go. j enr|, nne 0 whHT In silence. I Pork Chops 5 RIBS Freik Out of The Attic about you! The store that cares Xis- 5s,^u?uslc:-,h • BACON 7Q< Pork Loins STANDING 39: RIB ROAST J&O1 TO® Thick-Sliced Bacon My first acquaintance with the Then the speeches began regular । Indians of Michigan began at order, according to age and rank. z>------Detroit In October, 1831. when., jt was found that the young men । "SUPIR-RIGHT" as an emigrant boy. I landed, were for war. but the older, exfrom the steamboat William Penn 1 perlenced sachems counseled , Every inch a rugged at the (ppt of Woodward Ave. peace Rev Leonard Sinter. Bap- | "SUPIR-RIGHT' /. .. Numbers of them stood on the tlst m'sslonarv. and two convert- ; banks of the river gazing at us *d Indians. Jonathan Going..and John Deere as we came on shore I had read Joseph Elliott, acted a* Interprc-1 of Tecumseh and the cruel Indi- ters an massacre of the early *e*Ucrs yOr an unknown period prior, "SUPIR-RIGHT" BONILBS ,lo?ked aJ to white settlement, and before them with mingled feelings of thf acquisition, survey and sale curiosity and dread. Detroit had, cf lnn(U tn district by the I been a prominent Indian trading i;niud 8tat„ Bovemment. the post since ite first settlement by Brrat Ind)an doUble trail from the French In 1670 And when we Toledo to Mackinaw crossed Gull came in 1831 the native Indians PnUrle from southeast, about were »U1J m full possession of one_h.1f mUe o{ t^ routes t*** U>r? !l ,POti ,rom oh,°' Indiana and southern 1833. when, by treat) stipulation. M|lchlean. ehiean to to Grand Grand Rapids Rapids and and they vacated lhe territory and 2K rirln,w. on* krkinaw. on* of of the th* principal principal the various tribes went or were UadlnR u indlnn* usualremoved west to their several ly raveIed in i> tiraveiru in groups groups of oi twenty isnio-­ reservations. ­ fiftv. young and old. pofive •to One party of emigrants, main­ *‘«s nnd dogs, always In single ly a colony from Vermont, con­ file, one right behind the other sisted of eleven men. three of This trail crossed a tract of wild whom were teamsters, three prairie land my father had pur­ women nnd seven children Leav­ chased for a farm and our first MICHIGAN U.S. #1 GRADE RUSSET ing Detroit our route mainly fol­ log house stood close by this lowed an old Indian trail or great Indian thoroughfare. ; blazed trees on the journey with I shall always remember that horses and ox teams from De­ memorable Spring of 1832 We JOHN DEERE troit to Kalamazoo county, arriv- had just moved Into our log LAWN & GARDEN ' Ing at Toland's Prairie. Novem­ house when the Black Hawk war TRACTOR ber 5. 1831 Our teams were fre- broke out. Strange Indian braves | quently scattered at wide- inte-1 m full war paint and feathers, grate through the woods and ut- mounted --------- — — on -fleet•------horses, riding terty defenseless Not a gun or a nt breakneck speed, brandishing dog with any of the wagons to th*|r tomahawks, whooping nnd my knowledge The men. women yelling like demons, passed land irequently, and teamsters walked, repassed on lhe trail nearly ev- • the children rode with the goods । Nearly every day wc encountered a constant watch was kept No | roving bands of Indian men. one felt secure But news came squaws, papooses, ponies and in a few weeks from the west wsstsbn grown' 23 dogs traversing the woods in that Black Hawk had been cap­ Carrots various directions They seemed tured and his band dispersed by Implements . peacefully ^inclined, making no General Scott. The fright- .then ' MICHIGAN CROWN effort to tomahawk or scalp us. gradually subsided 39* Every Indian had a weapon of whatever is given here is slm-1 Pears | some kind, rifle, tomahawk, bow piy an attempt to relate personal ----- observations and experiences and 2 - 29 recall scenes and Incidents that Bananas . happened many years ago. Al­ though a mere lad I fully shared Let LOCAL FINANCE be with my father and mother the hardships and privations Inci- i | dent to seeking to establish a ■ new home in an unbroken wil-' ' demess — a land peopled with ' savages. Keenly alive to tlie difficulties in the way. sympathizing with i mv parents In all their diseour-1 n cements and forebodings, ail I that transpired seem* tndeliblv ; 'mpressed upon my memory, not "5UPIR-RIGHT" QUALITY 89' 59' 1” Beef Rib Sti Country-Style Spare Ribs ?L Delmonico Steaks S POTATOES 20 * 79 Goodyear BROS. Ph. Wl 5-5052 Special Offer! Universal History of the World "BACK TO SCHOOL" EXPENSES ‘25 to ’1,000 al... Local finance Hmm Wl 5-1424 112 S. MNnM. Hntinf. shall last. We found the Interior of; Michigan, priaire. oak openings i and Mmber in the primitive un-1dlrturbed condition of nature. Not a tree cut. not a furrow plowed; not a fence, bridge, or defined traveled roadway In any direction A few log cabins had I been built here and there on । pre-empted claims by the pio-1 neer settlers: usually on tlie edge • of the timber or by some marsh, lake or streom (concluded next week) Bob McCurry, center on the 1SM8-48 Michigan Blate football squad*, waa Spartan gridiron captain thre* times Here is the entire story of Man on Earth . . . from the cavemen to the astronauts . . . now told In 16 magalficant volum«B every family will want to own! 1500 Jllwstrotions, drawings, mape, paintings and photographs IN FULL cbLOR. VOL. NO. 2 NOW ON SALE VOL. 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BHirra |09 73* 65* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-09-15.pdf 857d1ef9502db355e853c71e23210c2e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 18 Pages—3 Sections-Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, September 15. 1966 Mrs. Tuckerman, Retired Teacher, Dies Tuesday ON WELFARE STAFF—Mr*. Beatrice Fisher (seated), director ?L,v. em Michigan.—Banner photo. New Street Lights To Brighten Areas EDITORIALS w— by -R.M .C.*t —. .-M.C. An editorial salute this week to Clare E. Hoffman on the occasion of his 91st birthday (Sat, Sept. 10) Still the same individualist os ever despite a series of physical dis­ Sept. 13. nt Pennock Hospital, will abilities that have forced his com­ plete retirement from political Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. activity, this former Representative Richardson (center) ■ , * j-.-mi । one questions how long tlie wealthi­ est nation in the world can con­ tinue "burning the candle at both ends " Viet Num Is no men I project*. The Hasting* including K-MT-IS for project* mere little atlons there are currently costing about K0 Billion per year and Ini District <14 consecutive terms) cx- 1967 will probubiy pais K0 Billion.1 had ,becn h,tV hlbited more than, s trace'Of his Korea cost onlyy a fraction as I. _______ . former former snlrited spirited Independence independence by by much. much. Total Total defc: defense spending is| May Vote on New High School ' Early in 1967 refusing to sign up far medicare running close to KO Billion last Spring. erne waa twin in Castleton ocnenis. ;; Township on July IB. 1889. the ----- ... daughter of J. Archie and Sophia. Huge and growing war coats In djr 1907 Top yearly defense ex-> >£X °«3S. ‘SouEThS «nd..un, dur,™ World „j School and School. NUMBER 22 IMPROVE YOUR HIGHT Hastings school district elec- Normal |1,0 moratorium of spending f® *ere $81 Bllllon True. dollars then ------------------ ..ear, ----February or- March of. next 1 /..■■■, Cnu.1 —** oeven —Ma. tlwugb 'ucre ___ k ».than •*the ones it was reporteel at the regular l.-Ihe Great Society." different forgan, Martin, much of that spending lias proven Illlw |n tcrnui of purchasing power. monthly Board of Education meeting Tuesday night STATE CHAMPION —The first trophy In the history ot the City Council members Monday night look steps to brighten •» ““ ““ °< “» The delay In putting the ssue Michigan Stale Fair for the Junior Steer Show was presented by up Church and Jefferson Streets and Michigan Avenue, to School*. Even if this were not the case, (Continued on Page 4> on the ballot resulted because of Chairman Emeritus Charley Flgy of Morenci to Dennis Dingeraon, "shine up" City Hall and to eliminate some air pollution via She married Mvron Turicerm’n 1 the need for more time to study 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Dingeraon of Hastin'*. and evaluate the new school pro- Dennl*' white faced Hereford steer, "Dutch,"----smoke and soot, but they also were shown an example of horribly of Assyria Township on June 34, grand champion. "Dutch." a 14-monlh-old. 923 discolored "drinking-' water and had lo admit they had no 1914. They lived in Assyria Town­ ship until HM0 when they moved ~ y School enrollment Monday solution for the problem in the immediate future. u 3345. with S.10C pupil* tn George Straub of 216 E. Blair displayed a jar of water teaching In 1955 - ------- --------- -------------------- ------------ taken takenfrom fromdie thetan tapatathis hishome home Mrs. Tuckerman was a member ' » . n>nsn ribbon with hi* Black Angus steer and his brother. Ron. took a Junior High and 1.148 In the the week before. The liquid was of lhe Retired Teachers Club and Iq X I xd, Sx7 fifth with his Hereford in the open class and a ninth-place ribhigh school. of Tonya. 2-year-old daughter a nauseating brown color. the Barry County Republican WoV * Mrs Eleanor Hiliiker of 820 Southeastern School had 545 He said City workers had dis­ men's Club. | Members of the Barry County Bond, is scheduled to have an children. Northeastern 581. Altoft School. connected his meter so he could She Is survived by her husband: Board of Supervisors approved extremely serious operation at 80. Welcome Comers. 50. Algon­ keep the water running, and that the University Hospital at Ann quin 140, Pleasantvlew 312 and it did clear up. But the rust or three daughters. Mrs Wendell the 1966 apportionment ot coun- Arbor on Tuesday. Sept 20. Central 591. whatever it was returned when । Kathleen l Boylan and Berni to. ty taxes al their September There were 331 freshmen. 292 i Berlin of Battle Creek and Mrs. meeting, allocating a total of She and her mother, who oper­ Arland (Beatrice! Martin of Port- $18438792 to the City of Has- ates The Powder Box beauty sophomores, 269 Juniors and 256. Mayor Franklin C. Beck- nge; one son. Makolm of R2 Has-; tings, shop under Perkins Barber Shop ___ Gordie Johneock. 30. 717 E. 1 seniors in the high school rlth explained that Hastings' lings, and nine granddaughters. 1 — Supt. Richard J. 'Guenther re-1 The total tax is $65432036, a* 314 E. State Street, left this1 Grand, nationally - known race [with $60432338 going for oper-. Wednesday for the hospital to1 ported that Hastings school buses i car driver, and his chief metraveled 336.033 miles lost school atlng expenses and $50.19638 aa prepare for surgery leaving from Indianapolis on the final payment On the Barry Mrs. Donald Mullett, who hasi year, including those at Pleas-1 Monday. Oct. 3. for Japan where County Medical Care Facility been a beauty operator al The antview Expenses totaled 5127.­ In Die meantime, Btraub was they will participate In two races. advised to let his water r^n. Bond issue. ' Powder Box. will remain on duly 452 40— including capital outlay— for an average cost of 38 cents Total county levy will be 6 65” while Mrs. Hllllker is Rohe. Lawrence Adams presented a mills. ' ” Tanya's ------ *--------operation *'— '* is -------expected *“*I n mile. petition signed by 100 persons pletlng arrangement* fur thrlr asking municipal action in abat­ The district received 877.9G0 !o take three special surgeonsi Springs pays $43,195.44. Wood- all day. She has already had five from the State, leaving a trans­ ing the smoke and soot which portation deficit of $49.492 40. a 1 land $29,745, Thornapple $64,022, operations. Gordie, who finished fourth In allegedly pours from the Has­ The school board Li asking th^ Mrs Beatrice Fisher. Barry Rutland $27,410. Prairieville MLthe 1966 500-Mlle Memorial Day tings Corporation stack on W. West Central Conference to have classic nt Indianapolis, will drive State. The matter again was re­ County Social Services director.1782. Orangeville $24,748. Maple a physician in attendance at all hU roar engine Ford No. 72 In ferred to City Atty. Paul Siegel casework supervisor, social work- Grove $16,075, Johnstown $30,096. L nln|1 VntDFt freshmen and Junior Varsity cilni- ■- Irving $15320. Hope $28,182, HasHaa- UtllUII V UIVI o era and supervisor of the clinlthe Invitational race at ML for action. Death and destruction rode Barry County highways over I football games, as well as at Fug I Raceway on Oct 9 in Japan Aldermen approved installation cal staff for the Department of tings Township $24,723. Castleton Varsity contests. the weekend with three persons losing their lives anil a fourth of new 10,000 lumen lamps on Social Services, attended an area' $34,060. Carlton $22,097, Barry nnd goes to Tokyo on Oct. 12. severely injured in two crashes. Sheriff 3ferl H. Campbell Both races have $40,000 purses. Church from Green to Thorn, on meeting In Grand Rapids to)532,723. Baltimore 516,783 and , Jefferson from Green lb Mill and study the new Medical Assist-, Assyria 517.759. reported. ance program. j Ambulance service by funeral Mile event have been Invited to Michigan from Green to Wood­ The dead arc:Thh program replace* the homes is to be continued it wU land. , ... ’ rennrti-fi I hn Snnnnhle-CilrT'hiir'h WH.I.I \M HOLLISTER, 78, R1 Dowling, and his wife, The lights at the Michigan The reorganization of school — — ■ Japanese government picking- up pivBin.n, unu into ; ' ,,-------- districts in the Eaton Intermedlthe transportation tab. Glasgow J- , DOI 1 Jf llUC arranged and a new light will effect OcL I. 1966 ■ from t,le Broup of funeral horns* ate School district was overLAWRENCE A. CARTER, 60. of Jackson. said. t-k<. L i which were to end ambulance whelmlngly defeated in the specMr. »ndj Mr* Hollister il-d —T---------------------service Oct. I. and the Ilenton- la! school election held Monday. y comes under section loo or Act Smith - --- Funeral — - -— -­ Indtanapolla on Oct. 1 ,jnd Home at- Delton Tabulated result* of the 38 ' 331 which amends Michigan's' never did contemplate ending its IT ,“£? STh'.'Jtf) flown arrow the PacJMc“BobU* The added yearly cost will be basic Social Welfare Law, Publicschool* Involved showed that I Sheriff Merl H. Campbell Wed- their 1966 Internat'onal pickup ■ Uiuer of Albuquerque. N. M,i is service. It was Indicated that the hesday made a special appeal to tnirk waa struck while crossing,HT* a The 'bld of Nfcid - Continent : Beeler Funeral Home at MtddUoil drivers to exercL'.e extreme M-37 at Bristol Comers by a 10 ItCpOlT lOF 'Tlie Stale Department shall । ville and „„„ Pickens rlv.,„o in Lake Odessa Ford Company of Battle Creek to do , Had the vote carried It would caution every time they get be­ (lumber tniek driven bv Thomas I establish and administer a prowould also continue to provide maintenance work on the City hind the wheel. have meant that only school dis ­ gram for medical assistance for * 1 ----------• — I J. Little. 40. of Battle Creek. the service. Hall was accepted. The prelect Sheriff Campbell pointed out ' tricts In grades klndergartenGordle plans to drive st Mil­ will coat about $4300 plus KOO the medically indigent under • through-the-12th grade would be that already thi* month, and waukee. Wla. Bunday in a 250- for sandblasting the top collar. Title XIX of the Federal Social ■’—•"I "rte" operating as of July 1. 1967. September 1* Juat half gqne, & Rond w‘th his truck carrying f. «« The window* are to be painted Security Act as amended and . . .. । to report for multary dutv on eight person* have lost their , • The high schools in the Eaton n car owned by Dick Dicstier of and puttied, and the cement shall be responsible for deter­ . । Wednesday. Sept. 21 William mining eligibility under this apt" , Intermediate District Include the trunkline onto the Pife; 1 Schllhaneck. chairman, reaorts. Racine, Wte. work 1* to be pointed up. ' Maple Valley. Grand Ledge. fn all. 14 fatalitleH have oc- Rood __________________ "Medical assistance includes when struck by the northCouncilmen delayed action on Johneock took second al MilThose receiving orders were: hnund tni-k i ni-lr owned liv Dlq- ' Charlotte. Eaton Rapids. Potter­ curred on Barry roods In 1966—, bound bv 111* lhe Dli-l the request of lhe Gulf OU Com- medical, dental and Ancillary ville. Bellevue and Olivet the same number as last year. mond Lumber Company of Bal­ WVUU their land VUV time led Mario Andretti by 50 ' pony W to ,rezona cast Brower. 19. both volunpoints for the United States I! of -*“ •*'-------‘-----station ““------at - ” their service Broad* ­ The goals of this program are: | The voters at Potterville uere In addition to those suffering " ~ ' 1ns: plywood and shingles. the only ones to approve the Auto Club's national driving way and Woodland so bulk stor­ dentil, others have been injured. 1. Make services readily avail­ Brian Cunningham of Pack proposition. championship. Since then. An­ age faculties could be installed able to all eligible persons. Mrs. Hollister was thrown out About 7:45 pm Sunday. Sept. 3178, sponsored by the First dretti has picked up points on under ground. of the truck. 11. Deo Arthur Durkee. 42 Bat ­ 2. Assures that medical and re­ Presbyterian Church, won the Tlie area would have to be re­ dirt tracks and now leads Gordie Mr. Hollister died within in tle Creek, loot control of his 1960 zoned industrial, from its pres­ lated services will be of high grand championship of the City­ by 150 pointe. Buick driving north on the h-xir after being taken to Com­ ent apartment and office build­ quality. wide Pinewood Derby held Tues­ Campground Road and failed to munity' Hosmtal in Batt'e Creek. Detroit on Tuesday. Sept. 20. for 3. Develops, rfiethods to Insure day ........ ing classification. evening in the main Hasmake the curve at Btoadway. He ----- ------------ ---------------------- -- ----- their nre-induction physical ca­ Michael Nicholson, 6-year-old suttensl a broken pelvis and- Mondry from head and other In- irns. Thirtv-five men are recclvTbe Planning Commisalon on that medical assistance will be, tings High gym. son of the Donald Nicholsons — ■ • •ng orders for induction on Oct. 8«pL 6 disapproved the request furnished In a manner which respects the dignity and. Indi­ Ronald Cunningham of R2 of 1111 W. State Road. R2 Has­ Little war- taken to Commun"v 'The particular area was re­ viduality of each person. * Hastings, received a trophy tings. Is home and feeling fine. *Tinternal injuries and inductlon physicals on Oct. IB. 4. Will provide a full range of! and also a large "traveling He had open-heart surgery at cently changed from Neighbor­ his cond>t‘on was cr.‘g'._a!!y taid hood Business to Apartments medical services in 15 brood areas trophy" which his pack can Blodgett Hospital on August 16 Door His .dad works at Acme *' Don Lawton. 103 E. State Road, by 1975. Products near Lansing. has announce^ that he has pur­ the proposed toning ordinance.” Payment under tills medical be returned for presentation to chased Larke'i Citgo Service Sta­ the Planning Commission said. program will be made directly to the 1967 grand winner. tion at 1438 S. Hanover. "In order to qualify, a bulk stor­ approved facilities and specified Winners of Northeastern's Lawton, a native of Jackson age plant should be placed in a practitioners. Pack 3077 were Peter Hook and Road and twirled into the Forrest Bud Wolfe, who suffered where he was born May 1. 1928, Tom Alderson. Winners of the Mrs. Fisher states the Medical Presbyterian Pack 3178 were a heart attack Monday night at was graduated from Springport pointed out there has been come Care Facility has requested ap ­ Soecla’i«t Fourth Cla«« Neal new construction of churches Steve Skedgel) and Brian and the Shrine Band kickoff dinner at arrow the Thornanple. and dwellings in the area and proval for payment by Title XIX winners of Pack 3073 sponsored Grand Rapids, was admitted to The car dropped Into the 12 ■ Sand»» Wilkin*. 21. of th- Third Mra. Beatrice Fisher. Barry Brigade. First Infantry Division, six months In the Navy. the concensus of opinion was and Medi-Care. by the First Methodist Church Pennock Hospital Tuesday morn­ Barry County ha* only one li­ were Prank Partridge and Jim ing. He rested comfortably Tues­ County Social Services director; Carter was trapped Inside. His ratumed to Michigan Tuesday He became associated In the that a rezoning should not * be automotive business tn Jackson allowed." censed convalescent home. Sun­ DeBroux. day night and was free uf pain, Mrs. Betty Abbey, administrator; body was recovered bv Hastings ntaht on a 30-day leave after and Albion and worked for the Monday night Gulf Oil officials set Acres Rest Home in Balti­ The Cub Scout Pinewood Der­ according to the report, but may Frank Hoonan. chairman: Mrs. Police Set. Rob*rt Ritter, a diver, «p-nA|ng 12 months In Vie'mm. Hastings Motor Bale* before ac­ said the proposed Installation more Township, which may ap­ by Is a fattier and son project, not have visitors Bud became ill । Charles Norris, vice cholrtnan. who found him with his legs Wilkin*, a wheeled-vehicle me­ u. Grand nap.ua Lo‘“p Matthew* social wedged in the partially opened chanic, landed in Vietnam last quiring the C11 g o Station at would include a 20 by 40-fool ad­ ply for a license to receive funds with the racers built by the in Rapids ana and anne drove name. home. Bhriner and Hanover. dition to the present service sta­ under Medl - Care and Medical father and son Standard regu­ He is well-known throughout the 1 service board members met Tues- window on the driver's side. Oct. 6 ‘o make a study of the pay He married Phyllis E. Conant tion building, and a loading Assistance. lations on construction must be area as a musician He Is employed , Sgt. -Ritter said there was .'till । Company. schedule for employee* of the trapped'air in the car, which Mr ■ of Bpringport 12 years ago. They ramp. They said the work would The Barry County Social Serv­ followed with a maximum weight at the Hastings Mfg T 1 Medical Cart Facility have lived in Hastings about five be an Improvement to the area, ices office, located at 107 N. limit of live ounces. Carter might have used to *u«- ' held and st “ »*, necessary to have salary tain life (or a short time. years. They have two daughters. pointing out that the State Broadway. Hastings, will begin Trophies were presented by Retired Teacher. To Meet | The *h« ,ule* M-1 “’P -----V Tracy. 10, and Robin, fl, and Highway garage was across the taking applications for Medical Tom Johnston of the E. W. Bliss me Reared rwurtxi Teacher, icucners and sna!„' ............... .... Officers said Mr Carter had | Public School cmplo,™ MU "J" “nV J?.', three sons. Randy. 16; Chris, 14, street and other businesses were Assistance on Oct. 1, Company. meet Saturday Sro< 17 al the1 l,l“1‘’-cl for "’f Soc'ul Services on the Irving Road nttemnt-d to’ nnd Jeffrey. 13. in that section. DeltmTS^JTchulch tor °f 8u«*fDirector Beatrice Fisher. Case­ Neal, the son of Ernest Wilkins turn north on the M;Cinn Road I ,r>a Mra artK work Supervisor Maxine Knowl­ Hospital Guild IB sernbiy of God Church request ton and Social W(/rkers. Mrs . "H'™' I t£ s«i.i smc i»„d >< and Iwt crnitrd HU body was • Members Hospitalouno Guildm 18n:so luncncon ana program. _ MrnwxTs 01 ofiiix-piuu u a good Tlx- Burry County Contractors of lhe jwU* mert al *1* home of Mrs Make your reservation by Thurs- their last meeting recommended token to the Beele- Ehineral J 0VeT |htrT Ethel Barbef. Mrs. Er~ Floiy ”' country.Carr ' Albert. Kinne. R2 Hastings on day. to your calling committee to the Board of Supervisors that Home at Middleville ,nd then tehUn^ ln a bo FTI MrK SuSan Breyer. Thomasi uarr. pm. Thursday. Sept. IS. at the Please See MORE MORL ABOUT. Mead and Mrs Clwtt — j Thursday. Sept 29. at 3 o'clock or Mrs. Blake Aherdlng tramferred to hb home . ..n. . . a retirement plan be set up fur, The botiie. Of Mr. and Mr*. He added that it H a shame the . . . CITY COUNCII. Pag. 3. wlll b, uklng BppU. HaaUngs Community Building. Medical Cart Facility employees „„ *.*..« ■„ — e > — -----------------------HolHstrr were ■ 1 1 I cations for lhe new medical proto bxome CUMIM W Ju. 1. H,~. “ ' । gram. *M"m<tay evening' M? HoilUter1* I Thomas Mead is a newly apThey believe thL* will enable body waa taken to Pin?kn«y, coro.f(|rtable The weather ’ pointed Social Worker handling .... t-.j ..iTueadav “felt wnerc services were tonisht oe nero at rent irtxxl. he I adult categories of assistance. He ’J ►mninvST? U b> I2 Pni th» Wednesday at the I1 ild 1* a recent graduate of MB.U. Aftrr his leave expires, he is to Swarthout Funeral Home The and has hl* degree in social Mrs Fisher added that the o_u u.™. ■ Medical Facility now has a so?i“ P'^kney reassignment. clal worker. Mr. Barbara Hahn. bUr“l ln Mrs Christine Richardson, who has recently been appoint­ nna^al"^ b” i A^11 ed as a full - time Children's solving social and financial prob-1 j 18gg (n lhe wn 0| Worker in Barry County, has a Hohn >tn .t.. rx. I Albert and Ro»e (HqJTmani Holdegree In social wort from bnr£a 1U,er Hc a!,fllded D«wUh8 InTlh, rrtnH Schoo! and married Nina OlUette Mrs. Fisher states that this Lhe temperature roae steadily and and the facility in an effort to [ . trvinv tn rw-tniwr maximum of new medical program will cover pU« ,h«c POIROU in • living | <nnnM in the Hxh.lh, some medical needs of all per­ Benny Brown. 528 E. Williams, hST sons who are presently receiving McT .oTrnT'M^irn'su.S “ ““ lluui 5 to 1 majority, voted on Prosecuting Attorney L a u r- categorical assistance, and these Monday to raise the school tax persons will receive a card which University She will be working 4S mills to obtain additional Traller Rodeo. they will present when request­ closely with the Social Service* I named president at the newlyfunds for operation. ing medical assistance. Department in planning for both he married Mrs. Sylvia ConkMn Persons wishing to apply for public and private patients who sodaUon. Municipal Judge Adelthe new medical program should iranor w —- ■-----Members of th* Travel Trailer contact Miss Sharon Kermecn. Ing a place suitable to their re­ Michigan Coilege, daughter of prcsldcnt and J. Franklin Hunt- supervisor of clerical dept, and Club of the Mid-West partiefquirements. | Mr. Hollister is survived by five sons. Russell ot Whitmore DCCll ------- _— —--------Teamwork, points for driving ices office, .who will provide In­ ‘Lake. Clifford. Harold. Carl and ability and time won the Browns to accept a university honors formation and make appoint­ Clare of Pinckney; seven daugh­ their first-place honor fellowship at Stanford UniverTotal anrollmsnt for the city ments for the public. ters. Mrs Lindon (Helen) Bryalty for 1956-57. Mia* Buah schools is 1.282, a alight Increase He Is a driver for Hooker BURNING Till MOBTGAGE-^Jaanh Strait-of Fruitport, preriSenior Cltlsem of Nashville'an* ot Hastings. Mr*. Maybelle Motor Freight. graduated from Hastings High in over last year, divided ae follows: and vicinity are to meet at 121 McConnell and Mr* Paul drane' High school. 582: Central school. 1B40. . . noon Wednesday. Sept 21. at the 1 Hadley of Ann Arbor. Mrs. KenGlenn Aimlie was Installed a* VFW HaB at Nashvlllt. AU *en-!neth (France*) Ru * > Ward. glon's Fourth District and Win­ After plunging near freezing ston Merrick was installed furnished. BACKWARD GLANCES, Kalamazoo Hastings’ Share j Li,,le GirJ ,o -- - — Of County Tax Johneock to , Drive in Japan’s Big International ‘ Have Serious Surgery at U-M Death, Destruction Rides Barry Roads Over the Weekend Barry Social Services to Take Medical Requests Aged Dowling Couple Injured Fatally in 2-Truck Crash; Man Drowns as Car Hits River Reject School Reorganization 14 Killed on Barry Roads This Year Receive Orders . ... I — Military Duty B. Cunningham Wins City-Wide Di___ ;__ j r»-_L_ Pinewood Derby Michael Nicholson Home After Surgery Don Lawton New Owner of Larke’s Citgo Station Bud Wolfe is III Neal Wilkins Returns Tuesday From Vietnam Study Pay Rate For Medical Care Facility backward glances mol from tbe Banner files M, '° T.“n nil,ITS, Senior Citizens at Nashville to Meet >«• •h'" '"""d Ben Brown, Son Win Mid-West Trailer Rodeo .... -- ------------ Legion Officer* Ntw Pastorate �to rortemouth, V*. The Arling­ ton ha* Just completed a- Mtee*™ yepr ayNR^o >o l-NtM Not*. will na eligible for a ccounUijon aa an Air Force awcond lieutenant upon aradaatton and otxnptatioci of AFROTC trainifig. Tita cadet la a INI gradu- Perianal Mention LEGAL* FOOD CENTER Thin Week's Jackpot Bingo Is Worth $400 To The Winner congratulations™ our Here Are Your 5th Weeks Winning Numbers . 4th Wwk, 'JACKPOT-BINGO1 WINNERS: These Against the Gold Card You Picked Up lltoto CASH—Paul Kemter, Route L Woodland. and Adolf SchmldL I 1MB CASH—Florence EMamend. 7t» 8. Market SL, Harting*. I M0 CASH—Florence Btoun. Route S. HaaUnga, and Harry feroaaon. 117 W.Celtak St, Hartings. I M0 CASH—Zora Thomaa, Helen Hewitt, Ruby Harney, Chaney Walter*. PLAY THESE NUMBERS GAME NO. FIVE GOLD CARD IN ANY 10 1T 12 28 30 8 SEQUENCE ON YOUR GOLD Pick Up A RED CARD For Next Weeks BINGO CARDI MW 62 68 C CwHkl IHL 70 72 74 80 82 88, \J0 92 94 100^ TURNED IN BY P .. 42 44 ALL WINNING SATURDAY, U. S. No. 1 MICHIGAN GOLD CARD NUMBERS TOPLAY 'JACKPOT-BINGO* Gomel CAROS MUST BE Check SEPTEMBER 17Hi, 1956 f POTATOES PBT EVAPORATED MILK 7-1.00 PURINA DOG CHOW '4 65* ■ ■. -it; ltd? Jr ■ !> "Tt ■•.•*-» . OLD FASHIONED SMOKED PICNICS JACKPOT Buraoi " D70B CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS BONELESS HAMS CANADIAN Style BACON s COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS BONELESS pork loin ROAST SPARTAN FROZEN ** VEGETABLES VARIETIES STRAWBERRY HALVES TAKt A • Crinkle-Cut FRENCH FRIES LONG LOOK AT THE GREEN 11*1 grtthig naw that time of the year when the sold and the brawn and red will be taking over the landscape. Tlie green of Summer will SWIFT'S PremkHn Proten BEEF PLAN FREEZER COMPARTMENT PLAN K». ROUND STEAKS S LBS. BIB STEAKS 5 LBS. T-BONI STEAKS 5 LBS. CUBE STEAKS the only green that folks bale to tee disappear either. It bothera acme people to see lhe long green disappear from their pocketbooks. That's why you should al­ ways be sure you get your money* worth when you make a purchase One sure way to know you are getting tlie moat for your money in building material* U to de­ pend on your local lumber and building suppllca dealer who* main concern U that you get the best for your nwney and will reap the benefit* of quality merchandlae for many yean to come. You can depend upon EAST BIDS JLVMBZB CO. *11 E. RAIUiOAD STREET. HAS- Hw. CHUCK ROAST < , 10 LBS. ROUND STEAKS 10 LBS. CHUCK ROAST 10 LBS. GROUND BHF CHUCK JACKPOT BINGOI 1 5 LBS. SIRLOIN STEAKS lb». T-BONE STEAKS i Iba. GROUND BEEF CHUCK CHKK WITH MIAT MANAQBl K>« OTHB AVAIIASU HANS 50 T-V DINNERS JIFFY' CAKE & FROSTING MIXES APPLE SAUCE Spartan 1-lb. Can ALL of these for only - lb*. SIRLOIN STEAKS < ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE WRAPPING PURINA DOG CHOW SALE! REFUND oo purchase of OVALTINE WITH PURCHASE at h »al. Gauntry Froth HOMO MILK ~ HEINZ KETCHUP 3 for 1.00 LUNCH CAKES 10 for 1.00 tPAITAN FIOttN ORANGE JUICE •ir 2 f« 25‘ WAETAN QVAXTUS MARGARINE £ 2 for 25* LIMIT 1 WJK TH* COUPON ANO S£6 FOOD OBOII—GOOO THRU IAT.. MPT. IMh. .IBM. �Name Blodgett On Veterans Trust Fund Committee J I The Weather | Warm weather returned to the Barry County area last week with the mercury climbing from Michigan Veterans Trust Fund recently appointed Jamea C. Hubbard Hills By Mr*. Albert Groan The temperatures: High Low Among those receiving degrees from Western Reserve University at the University's September commencement convocation at 4 P-m.. Friday, Sept. 9. in Sever- John Birth Film A presentation film of the John Birch Society will be held at the Community Building Sat­ urday. Sept. 24. from , 7:30 to 10:30 pm Public Is invited. More About- WCTU To Most - .. — .w Him Bl use home of Mrs. Grace Hamblin, ?!□ KT o.__ —____ “■ Death Rides — ■----- vi viiloera and members should be prepared to pay yearly duea. They ahould bring blue ribbon Mrs. Bruce (Florence! VanBlalrboxes and emply-eo they may cum. all of Pinckney: 43 grand­ children: many great grandchil­ dren ; step - children, and two brothers. Jake of Hastings and Earl of Ann Arbor. Funeral services for Mrs. Sylvia Hollister are to be held AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside Safe driven prefer Hie pendability of o«ir fait you need u> . Insuranca—SEE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY "Side «f Strand SJJ-21 03 nd Mrs Vem Hawblitz. Mr and Un Blair HawbllU Sunday evening callers of; were Saturday supper guests of Mrs. RJDa Whllmure were her Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Lord of Eck“x:1- sons, Leslie and Wayne, and faml- ford. * Mr. and Mrs Sherman lies from Battle Creek. * Mr. and Carpenter and children from Mrs George Skidmore spent lost Coldwater visited Mr and Mrs weekend In Northern Michigan. * Heber Foster last Wednesday. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Or lie Van Syckle and Mrs Warren Calms ot Middle employed by tbe Association to handle tbe original legal set-up. More About----- Our Broasted Chicken •nor on the Republican ticket by a margin ln"excesa of 150,000. They did approve a motion by Alderman Dale Bassett to va­ cate all alleys In the Hastings Heights addition, reserving the right to Install utilities. The Grand Rapids and is one at She | Council has been vacating the lending oMomcys there.' alleys as petitions have come in. They awarded the tree trim- Company. The work Inaugurates a program of trimming trees throughout the City. The Council had earmarked 12.000 for this work on major streets and 14.000 \ccatlon only eight blocks from Aldermen approved making re­ pairs to buildings at the airport, placing *2,500 celling on the cur­ rent project Repair of hangar doors and roofs and other work Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN Open Every Day But Monday THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Tharoday, Septeaber U, IN* Salon Managar I Miss Bette O'Connor h manAbnrr DoubM., U- emUM M ith laying out the flret true Shop at 126 N Main Street in aaetall diamond in 1539 Woodland. HASTINGS LIONS CLUB ANNUAL LIGHT BULB SALE Beginning Monday, Sept. 19th, we will be calling at your home with our • IS City Council usual convenient Light Bulb Packs. Proceeds Used for Liops CLUB Sight Cooserrslion and Phone 623-5311 iinnous >TS 0UR- BiRJHDSK ALWAYS ■WAYS FIRST QUALITY* DON’T FORGET iT! OPEN 9 A.M. 'HI 5:30 P.M. DAILY Get in on the big doings! We've cooked up surprise buys for officiate and burial will be in the Union Cemetery al Maple Director of Public Services Jack Pickford, the first time that Grove. She was born on July 15. 1889, In Maple Grove, the daughter of cleaning machine which will cost Ralph and Arlle (Archer) Swift. about *5,000. The machine would She attended the Dunham and Norton Schools and married Roas not for lines running from the , Bivens of Nashville In 1900. They main into homes ' were divorced about 1823 and she married Ben Conklin of Johns­ town Township about IBM. He died on June 12. IBM. She later married Mr. Hollister at Pinck­ month to UJ5 ney. FRIDAY 9 A.M. ’HI 9 P.M. everybody! Mom, dad, boys, girls. Happy Birthday for all. Come get your share of the goodies before they're all gonel Under The Dryer Paul Bi ven of R1 Dowling; two daughters, Mrs. HBmer (Ara­ bella Erway of R1 Dowling and Mrs. Harold (Isabelle) Case of R4 Hastings: 60 grandchildren, many great grandchildren; a step-son. Dale Conklin of R1 Dowling, and five other step­ sons and seven step-daughteri. and two sisters. Mrs Sadie Oatroth of R2 Nashville and Mrs Bryan (Several VanAuken of R2 Vermontville. She attended the Cedar Creek Bible Church. * - ■ ELKS Friday, September 16 Children 50c Nell explained that his present contract, which expires Oct. 1. was drafted 10 yean ago and since that time wages had more than doubled and his Investment much greater. He said his origi­ nal Investment in trucks waa about 11,500, whereas the new Peg Preston resented an Investment of about 115,000. Adults $1.00 paid ftr hauling the stufi away. The Council approved "no parting" on the west aide of the 600 block of a. Church- com­ pleting the "no parting" restric­ tions around the high school grounds. They also restricted parking on the south side of the 100 block ofJW. Mil) to two hour*, completing the two-hour sone from Jefferson west to Park on the south side of Mill. • Among the bills authorised to be paid Monday waa the third installment to tbe E. W, Bliss Company on a total debt of *22492.17. The Bitsa underwrote paclty of storm sewers in the rate of 15,171.04 Work cn Che *38438 N. Michi­ gan Avenue widening project is progressing, and U0.03SM was paid on that job Purchase of 9.000 gallons of "Why not start thinking Christmas Cards now and avoid the rush?" Through Saturday only! We’ve reduced every pair He also pointed out that there is much pore to haul away today away bottles and even soft drinks Serving from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. at the Elk, Temple in Hastings Mamb.n and Guests - lalted Cn tlielr education. He holds the AB. Members of the Junior Carlton from Western Michigan UniverU® ,t*achM ««neral math and chemistry at Hastings High election of officers and School. Varn Hmcbliti Hawblitz were Sunday dinner Mr and Mrs Austin Schants were | Bunday callers of Mr. and Mr*. I blitz. Paul and ktircla Bell wore Charles Askins of Nashville and callers. and Mrs Victor Schsnu. --------- -- -----------------,----- ----------------- -------------- --- The HlghMr. and Mrs. Bur) Will of1 bank Farm Bureau group met PrtHastlngs. visited Mr. and Mrs day evening with Mr. and Mrs 1 Merl Scott. Jr., at Ironton over Heber Foster. * Bom to Mr. and toe weekend, a Mr and Mrs .Mrs Mark Beadle Sept 9. an larry Hawbiltz and family. Mr 8 pound. 2 oz. girl. Kimberly Di­ et'd Mrs Dale Blsliop and family ane. * Mrs Bruce Brown and baby from Battle Creek and Mr. and spent Saturday and overnight with Mrs. Blair HawbllU and Kenny' her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ___ Mrs. Frank Roush. The Ban­ ner's correspondent for the Milo Community, has been in Butter­ worth Hospital in Grand Rapldt where the «... __ . 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Total saving* from Church of tyg blithely along with spending offender In thi* regard 1* the expendlturca during the year end- Federal government, Itself. to end the hmtlUUea. So. Amid all thl* good advice being passed on to other* combined with directive* and guideline*, th* Fed­ eral government might w*ll lUten the parent* arc Mr. ana P. Boldrey, NashviUe. Rev, lids tremendous outpouring of effort must be given all out sup­ Um Haltinn lannai Federal dollars is creating danger­ port, the mulU-bllllon-doUar pro­ ous inflationary gressure. However. grams in support of domestic project* offer an unlimited field tratton ims suggested that the Federal establishment ease up on not the sllghest Indication that Um 0N> HLNDRKD AND Jotinson administration intend* to ■LEVKNTH TKAB grams. Tbe bride was given In. ms rings by her father. She a proached the altar wearing cade. The fitted bodice waa styled with a round beaded neck­ line and long sleeves which fell In point* at the wrist. Tbe skirt featured a bustle and a aelfmateliing bow at tho waistline. A petaled tiara secured a flDgcr-Up length veil ot tulle and BL'BBCRIPTION ironic that Commerce Secretary Yet. if Inflation is auoccaafully John T. Connor recently sent let­ curbed, the Federal government ters to more than 28,000 of lhe nation's corporation heads, urging nation a* wealthy a* the United States cannot go on indefinitely supporting a costly war in Viet Nam without InsUtutlng economies and control* on the ham* front UPHOLSTERING MKAIinsN PHF.S8 Piekup aod D«U..ry. AMtaiaaH niwwapu MIMUtNTATIVn Im. NAL NEWSPAPER THE FUBNITURI BUILDING Wayne Hasel Phon* 374-3523 front project*, on* can truthfully say that although the heart is In the right' place, the objective* are fusy. the planning hasty and incomplete and the organization a Leonard guaat*. Ruben Drooch* provided traditional wedding. music and accompanied Lhe vocollM, Paul MR. AND MRS. JAMES McKINSTRY . . . Miss Janet Montague I* Married. orchid* on a white Bible. MRS. JOHN FRANCIS TORRE . . . Miss June Prances Myers Become* Bride. aid (Marilyn! Moore ot Cadillac. Double Ring Rites Unite Couple at Baptist Church Cavanaugh Clambake Audrey Rockwell of Vermont­ ville. They wore matching floor­ length drc.iucs featuring skirts Th* following item from the of mint gram crepe In crepe and Lansing State Journal will be of empire waist* of looped nylon local interax because Mrs. Tom Cavanaugh <formerly Janet line. Tlie headpiece waa of mint Feldpauschi and her family are a part of tills gathering,of tho Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. clan. (Tom is a 7th grade teacher flower girl. She bLho wore mint youngstera.) gram with .•sUln trim. The ring Many people look forward to Labor Day weekend. tradiUonally the last long holiday of the 8um- Vermontvillc. William Swiger ot Nashville Hastings High Graduate Weds In Pennsylvania Basket* of pink and white gladi­ oli and white snapdragons deco­ ____ _. and Mis* June Frances Myers Torre were united rated the altar of th* Flrot Baptist Church tn Hasting* for the mar­ Recently, for example, poverty riage of Miss Janet Montague and Aug. 27, In the 8L Raphael Church. Eldred, Pa., by the Rev. John warriors announced a *43,511 grant jamas McKinstry on Saturday. j Coleman. (puny as Federal expenditures go, | The bride Is the daughter of The double ring ceremony was but a real lump of hard cash to those who pay the taxes) to a four- Houseman. formerly of 414 W. Green Street, county Community Action pro­ The bride ts the daughter of Hastings, graduating from Hos­ gram In Missouri. The OXO. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rose of R4 tings High School In 1063 and Hastings and the groom's parents J. Cavanaugh, 014 Seymour BL. described the area served as "ap­ arc Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKln- who celebrate their last long Davenport College ot Business In groom, and Randy Hamlin of 1965. She is now employed by proximately 120D0Q needy person* Vermontville. American Meter Oo.zErle For eight years now, It has lire found In every town and along Given in marriage by her father. The groom la the, son ot Mr. rural roads in ah area 60 miles Jan«t ware a flnnr-length gown Griswold room of tlie church. of chantilly lace and taffeta with naughi to Iwld a family reunion Serving tbe gumu were Mia* and Mr*. James Tom.-,-Duke Cen­ ENGAGED—-Mr. and Mr*. Gil­ long and 40 milts wide." a fitted bodice, long sleeves and wlUch all 58 of the family mem- Helen Goodenough, of Vennont- ter. Pa., graduating from Otto- bert Percy, 4316 W. Michigan. Eldred High School. Duke Center. Kalamaaoo. wish to announce However, when Cong. William L. scalloped neckline. Her fingertip­ ben attend, including their . voncora, me roster or uie groom, Pa., and Is employed by Sears, .the engagement of their daugh­ Hungate tD-Mo.) who represents length veil of silk was held by a eight children, lhelr tiara of |>earls and crystals. She and wives and 42 grandchildren. |Mrl acndd Cilne of Battle ter. Barbara Jeanne, to Stephen Ulis area, added his own figures, carried a bouquet of white carna­ The double ring ceremony was The Caviuuiugh clan used to । Creek and Mrs. Ronald Petty of he came up w|th a total maximum tion* and roses. Hie crystal nock­ gather togetiwr over Labor Day Hellenic Tile Misses Diane and read Ln the presence of 300 gutett Anton Turk*!. 1002 8. Park population of 106,000. Where, ha lace she wore was a gift from the before school began until their Pamela Fletcher of DeWitt were Yellow gladioli and white mDms Street. Barbara graduated from number grew so largo Uxtt they in charge of the gifts and Mis* decorated , the church and the or­ University High School Ln 1963 asked, do you find 120.000 needy groom. Miss Linda Kruko of Battle couldn't meet In anyone's home. Kathy Stanton ot Vermontvilto gan aw* played by Julie Walker and Is a senior at Weitem Michi­ persons in a community of this gan University. Sorority-Kappa of Eldred. Tliey had to take over a motel handled Ute guest book. size? Hasty recalculations by OEO brideamald* were Miss Laurie For the wedding the bride’s- The bride, given In marriage by Phi. Hep fiance l» a 1963 gradu­ or a hotel. And U» only open­ whittled the total of needy persons Montague, Mtas Joan Gross ivnd ings for such a large group mother chotc a pink A-Uno en­ her father, ware a white floor­ ate of "Railings High Sqhool and Mis* Bonnie McClurkin. All ware Irf a senior at WMU. They plan down to 93.000. In face of con­ street-length dresses of pink lace occur tho weekend after Labor semble featuring a cowl neckline, length crepe drea* in an empire to be married In' August next tinued disbelief by the Congress­ over satin with long sleeve*. They Day. This year they have re­ and pink accessaries. ifTs. Bold­ «tyle with lace sleeve* and bodice. rey chose a blue knit suit trim­ The train had lace appliques along man who knew thl* area wall. carried bouqucU of white and pink served the Sleepy Hollow Resort med Ln blue satin and blue ac- It* borders. Her bouf/ant veil was ~ held In place with a crepe bow. OEO finally agreed that there were carnations. lhe flower girl. Teresa Rose, will be enough cottages for each whit* and yellow Before leaving on l_. her ----honey-rStie carried ca possibly only about about 5,000 carried a basket of rose petals. family. end to attend the McgulreLichlgan — the gladioli‘1 and mums. moon In Northern Michigan Serving us ruig bearer was Lloyd Steeby .wadding Saturday. _____ ___ bride changed to a pink *1UR Earlier this year. OEO admitted Gross. Jr. swimming trimmed .in white eyrdeL with mold of honor. She wore a floor­ p Ronald McKinstry of Lansing. 1 Lake Michigan. that Its Washington profile of while aocesaories. 1length, empire-design drew of yel- , Druuicr ui uw giiKiui. ouicu , **----- — —----- — .—- Out-of-town guests were pre*i loow linen with a white crepe front poverty for Danville, Indiana, not best man and attendants were Don P*ay- E v ® n a wit from Bellevue. Jackson, ] Het flowers were yellow and only exceeded the population tliere Eitnlear, Kelly Arnold, jutd Terry.! UUle theater where, since It will Lansing, Battle Greek. Hanover. panel. ,white mums. Montague. Seating the (guests were I have closed for tho season, they but, more than that, foiled to fit William Allen and Inrry Allen. Lean show their own home movies. Horton. Okcnta*. Concord. Sun­ Miss Gloria Duda of Erie and any Danville in the nation I . Tho bride's mother wore a beige! Member* of this ''faniUy- field. Mt. Pleasant, Laingsburg. .Miss Judy Mato of Duke Center, ; or the groom, were the sister No wonder that OEO is fre­ dress with brown accessories. The loving'' clan are Mr. and Mrs. Grand Ledge and Nashville. The rehcaraal supper was ] Their flowers and quently referred to In Washington grooms mother wore a beige dre** John Cavanaugh of Park Ridge, giren by the groom's parent* on bridesmaids. (dresses were like the maid of with beige accessories. Both had a' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson as The Fuddle Factory." Yet. the corsage of white carnations. I of Battle Crock. Mr. and Mrs. Friday evening aL Foot's Cafe Ln , "Fuddle" is costing millions upon The MLsms Jamie Muto nnd Serving as muster mid mistress' Robert Stack of Hastings. Mr. Nashrillo. The new Mrs. Boldrey 1* a 1966 .Ixirie Torre, nieces of the groom. millions of dollars and there Is of ceremonies were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Don Cavanaugh of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. John graduate of Maple Valley High1 .wore white flpar-length linen Utile, if anything, by way of prac­ Earl Stevezu. Following lhe ceremony, a re- Walsh of Wcwiport, Conn.. Mr. School. Her husband wait gradil- ,dresses, empire style, and carried; tical accomplishment to show for ception wo* held at lhe Bliss and Mra. Torn Cavanaugh of a led from Maple Valley In 19641 baskets । of yellow mum*. Anthony] lhe expenditures. Union Hall with Mr». Howard Al-, Plymouth, Mr. azfd Mrs. Joseph and in August 1965 went to the1 ,Churllla. son of lhe best man, was Great Lakes Navy Training Cen­ lhe ringbearer. Battling poverty from a compu­ len, Sr., in charge, luateted by Ryan of Columbus. Ohio, and ter. He returned to the Mrvice 1 Gino Churllla of Bradford, Pa.. and Mrs. Howard Allen. Jr. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth E. Knlvlla terized office center In Washington Mr. Monday of thia week. His work The three-tiered cuke was cut1 of Holt. simply doesn't make sense. The by Mra. Donald Kasbar. Mr. Cavanaugh and his four aa a iaxpital corpeman will take Anthony Muto. Jr., of Duke Cen­ In charge ot the guest book was I .ons are ail alumni of Unlver- him to New Orleans. La., where ter. broth*r-ln-law of Uie groom, Ids bride expects to Join him. nnd David Ault of Bradford Pa. I and no one individual is smart Mrs. Don Eltnicar. sister of the slty of Notre Dame. The four For her daughter's wedding. Mr*. | groom. ' Cavanaugh girls ore alumnae of enough to direct the effort. The Mr. and Mrs. Horace Stitt and Myers chore a yellow Unen dress The bride and groom wert as- st. Mary's College at Noire Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller and with a white lace coat and match-, mayor and council of any sizable sisted in opening their gifts by Dame. Their uncle* arc Father John baby, Evan, attended tie Stitt Ing accessories. Mrs. Torre wore a 1 American city undoubtedly know the maid ot honor and the brides' Cavanaugh, president emeritus. family reunion at Hesperia pn brown knit dress with matching i the local problem better than any maids. The couple will be al home at and Father Frank Cavanaugh. Labor Day at which a baby bureau In Washington ever can or R1 Hastings. professor emeritus, of Notre shower was given honoring Evan bronze mums who received many beautiful ever wiU. If only a portion of the ------------ •-----------I Dome. Colonial Hotel, Smethport. I»a. : gift*. Many new families have or- ; ------------ •-----------funds now being spent on "Tlie For traveling the new Mrs. Torre | Mr*. Archie McDonald enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Plyn Tuttle of War on Poverty" was returned to rived In Hastings recently with Ready to Serv* . . . the beginning of the school Largo, Fla., spent the past week tained lhe Study Club for lunch­ wore a two-toned green knit suit lhe cities for specific use in year. Mr. and Mrs. John Hulz- with ids aunt. Mrs. Clara L eon at her home Monday after­ with black accessories and a bronze I Come and Gat 'Em! mum corsage. noon. Instead of the usual tax* tackling local poverty problems, tnga, both Michiganders, would 1 —• review titere was a musical pro ­ After their wedding trip through ■ Mr. .and Mrs. Richard Clum of the money would be used more be included in tills group. He Ls doing his practice teaching un- Grand’ Rapids were Monday gram. With the use of stereo efficiently and with better results records tlie hosts introduced 165 Sheridan Ave- Erie, Pa. Tti* rehearsal party was held each recording by a brief talk than it ever will be under that the Hulzenga car has North Naomi. Tlwre waa a 13th birthday about each composer and artist. at the home of the grooms latest bureaucratic nightmare Carolina platen Is Ixxause John Tom & Sally Robinton Mr*. Raymond Kerr of Tulsa, parent*. known as OEO, short for qffice of has been playing with the Tigris party for Robin Burkholder at Okla., who la, here visiting her Out-of-town guests were from 205 N. Michigan at their form in N. C. They re- her grandparent* home, tho RoEconomic Optwrtunlty or more aide in their trailer on M-37 bert Shannons, on N. Broadway Waflac* Osborn, was Hastings, Grand Rapids. Silver Spring. Md, Philipsburg, Px, Pllterealistically. "The Fuddle Factory." revtral miles south of Hasting*. Friday evening. Tlie nine daasburgh. Pa., and Baltimore. Md Mrs. H.. a graduate nurse from mates of lhe honoree enjoyed an Borges* Hospital, is employed at outdoor cook-out and the many For Banner Cluosifiod Ad* ~------- *games and fun stunts typical of Call WT 5-3481 । th* beginning teen years. Mrs. Donald D. Smith and Miss Sue Smith are due homo this week from their Summahome in Petoskey. The Mel Jacob*, with son*. Steve and Fred, enjoyed last week vacationing iuid neelng all the alghta In Washington. D. C. ' Concrot* Block* and Mrs. Raymond Kerr, who iuu been here for a month visiting LightwalgM Block* and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Put Some GO into Wardrobe Get with the LIVELY LOOK Curlee Th< Superette —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. License An exciting orroy of coloring and fabric originality Expired? distinguishes this Fall’s suits and sport coats by Curlee. Smart styling plus Curlee's tailored-to-fit craftsmanship odd up to easy-going comfort for every occasion. So odd o little zest to your wardrobe and your way of living . . . start enjoying the lively look of o Curlee suit or sport coot today. s5950 to $7950 Sport Coal* from $39.95 Remeniber—if your license has expired or will expire in the next 3 months, apply for a new one today. The traffic department does not notify1 you to renew. CONCRETE PRODUCTS turn to her home in Tulsa. Okla., today. Saturday morning Mrs. D. C. French entertained with cof- Eorl Coleman 201 S. Mfchlfen Hading* If you must re­ mind a frienAAf favors, remiW him of the favo" he did for you, not of those you did for him. 2791 Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable SPONABLt-GIRRBACH Be Safe-Be Sure Coleman Thought For The Week N«hviUo. Mich. CHECK YOUR LICENSE RIGHT NOW BEMINDEK SJ'ONSOREQ BY ‘ Dud* Ffr Him.’N! Her' PENNOCK Has your Drivers U ATTACHING TOOL* FOU 4 MASON USS FUNERAL HOME agency Jim Colaman Ph. Wl 5-J4I2 you name th* job and Wheal Hone ha* the attaching tool you’ll attaching tool* dow.oo display. E. L. CARRENT4R HARDWARE W. Green at Broadway Ml. Wl 9-3232 �I I Carol Higbee, Vem Harbin Exchange Vows Parmalee's a* 1:40 o'clock tn the evening m<M » u. taa* A reception ,or about too For Banner Classified Ads Call Wl ft-Wl Van Heusen, Arrow ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Prank Engle of Hastings announce tne engagement of their daughter, Jo Anna, lo Wilson W. Purdy. of 028 Woodworth, Alma. Jo An­ na U a graduate of Hastings High School and la a senior at Davenport College of Business in Grand Rapids. Wilson Is a gradu­ ate of Alma High School. He at­ I tended Ferris State College. Big Rapids, and Davanporl College of Business. The Announcement and INFANTS BLANKETS Fur trimmed. 100% wool, beautiful fall colors. NOW 2 for *1.50 Reg. $59.98 — Now $49.88 Reg. $79.98 — Now $69.88 Reg, $89.98 — Now $79.88 ner given by the bride-elect's parents al their. Middle Lake home for Jo Anna, her fiance and ills parents and sister, Mr. and Mra. Purdy and Debbie. No PERMANENT PRESS DRESS SHIRTS AND SLACKS White and pastels. Size 30 x 40 . . . Reg. 98c. LADIES COATS CRIB BLANKETS now 1.88 [ding. never, ever need ironing again! Helicopter Pilot Stops Here to Visit Mrs. Rogers If you heard a helicopter over­ head about ll;30 Sunday mokn- No, never! Flaherty. TRIM DRESS SHIRTS local .airport to visit for several htxira with his aunt. Mra Ralph Rogens. 8. Jeffreaon Street. LADIES SUEDE COATS Beautiful 7/s straight length. Reg. $98.00. Don’t miss seeing this coat! MR. AND MRS DUANE LEE BAXTER . Miss Jana Ann Phillips ----------Becomes Bride. Rev. Elliott Unites Couple in Rites at Methodist Church widcrtrack etripea. $3»» t0 $700 SLIM DRESS SLACKS Happy Grandparents The Lenlle Daniels and -the Harold Hewitts were thrilled to welcome their son and daughter. 9/Sgt.' and Mrs. Lindon Daniels (Carolyn Hewitt* home from the Hamilton AFB at Novato. Calif., and especially the granddaugh­ ter. Renee, who la 16-monUu-old and Is being seen by her grand­ parente for the first Umc. Mrs. Helen McDyer, who lx now a great grandmother al 56. was a bit thrilled, too. and waa waiting with the Leslie Daniels al the Hewitt home for their arrival Friday night. •tyllng. Good looking. $6»s to »18’5 CLEVELANDS ; Lake O Square Dance The Lake O Squares will hold a dance Saturday. Sept 17, at tbe> Lakewood High Schoo) on Ladies Wool Skirts । AT THIS LOW PRICE OLOVSkDALE — D«nnU Salih. Box Childrens Snow Suits LIVILLB—Qrul Bhrlvtr, 5310 GIRLS BLOUSES Ladies Knit Suits White, 100% cotton. Size 7-14 . . . Reg. $1.98. NOW *1.00 NOW *18.88 CORDUROY SLACKS LADIES JUMPERS One group. f(X)% wool & wool blends. Assorted styles and colors. Size 8-16. Values to $24.98. now *5.88 . Asst, colors, flannel lined. Size 3-14. Reg. $1 .98. NOW 2 for *3.00 CORDONA 100% cotton, asst, prints. Reg. 79c. JR. PETITE One group. Assorted prints in roll-up & long sleeves. Size 8-14. Reg. $4.00. 0 now *1.88 LADIES HOSE Nylon seomless hose in shaded of honey or mist. Size 8’Zz-l I. Reg. 98c. now 2 pair *1.00 Ladies Half Slips NOW 2 for *1.00 FLANNELETTE Cotton flannel . . . assorted prints. Reg. 49c. NOW 3 for *1.00 CORDUROY Wide wale, assorted colors $4 00 Reg $1 39_____________Now Pile wale, assorted colors TTFc Reg. $1.00---------------------- Now f f 1 Stamped Pillowcases Hemstitched, assorted patterns . . . Reg. $1.69. NOW *1.15 SCARVES NOW 3 for *1.00 r»ulln» Dianua. htii Var.Dtrb-j now *5.88 One group. Size 8-16. Assorted styles. Two and three-piece suits. 100% wool knit. Values to $49.98. Reg. 59c. Nylon chiffon in assorted colors, two styles long and square. r»,“; Two-piece with attached hood. Wash­ able. assorted plaids . . . Reg. $8.98. now *5.88 NOW *1.OQ 117 W. State St Downtown Hastings Phone 945-4172 now *5.88 One group. 100% wool, fully lined. Size 6-16. Reg. $10.98 to $14.98. I001•’> nylon in pastel and white . . . Sizes S. M. L. Reg. $1.98. •TON I *3.00 Hooded reversible nylon quilted jackets. Size 4-14. Three colors . . . Reg. $8.98. now *3.88 SUBTEEN BLOUSES ADMITTAKOZS 5EHTU”.-’ And.nan, 305 j CLJULKsVlLLE- Brim ricktot. 5.pt. lor GIRLS JACKETS Ladies Wool Jamaicas Mra. Dan WoUdorff and Mrs. Wilda Morgan visited friends in Ann Arbor over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Martin Runzler Burlington. WLs„ visited Mra. PEMIOCK HOSPITAL y.ut'f' NOW 2 One Group. Size 6-16. 100% wool, fully lined. Values to $8.98. Out of town guests came from Alma, Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. Nashville. L a n a I n g. Allendale, Ithaca, BL Lewis. Elwell, Benton Harbor, Charlotte and Detroit. mother U Irene with the children. Inrhr^ *3.00 BOYS PAJAMAS now *4.88 a white rose corsage, a gift of tho groom. Their new address Will be at 315 N Michigan Ave. A rehearsal dinner was held on Friday evening preceding the wedding in Uv church parlors and lionlrd by the groom’s par­ ent*, Mr. and Mra. Laurel Bax- Tlw Ken Radants are to leave Thursday to attend a Broad­ caster's Association meeting at Hidden Valley for the rest of the for Assorted printed flannels. Size 3-8. Reg. $2.98. Ladies Wool Slacks Baxter, cousin of the groom and I Here's solid comfort for active, growing young­ sters. (They won't object to going to sleep early.) Practical space savers built to take yean of rough and tumble use. Como in for yours today. NOW 2 One group. Size 6-16. A lines, hipstitched and straight styles. Regular values to $14.98. courin of tho bride, Mrs. l*atricl a Storey, cousin of the groom and Miss Sally Gwinn, cousin of the bride helped with the gifts. Mrs. Jon Brownell assisted on kuest book. For travelling ----------through -Upper -----Michigan and Canada, the new Miss Lynda Burghdoff, friends Mrs Baxter changed to a threeof tho bride. The attendants piece suit of pale gram and blue Quality Qaiitrucllan! AttraaHva Styling! Printed flannel. Size 4-14. Reg. $2.98. now *44.00 taffeta skirt and watUan panel train. A Swedish crown of seed pearla held her veil of silk Ulusion. She carried a presentation bouquet of red rases. Mias Mary Ellen Phillips of Grand Rapids was her sisters maid of Ixmor and bridesmaids MEN S AND BOYS WEAR alia GIRLS PAJAMAS 100% cashmere in block and beige. Reg. $57.98. nnd ushers were. Dentils. Dale, Donald and David Baxter, broth- Lyle Perry of Alma- Miss Katie Webster served lhe bride's cake, empire styled gown with bodice Mra. Connl Coffey served the' and long slren-cs of Chantilly Judy Bliss poured coffee, Mrs. length gowns of nile green chif­ fon, featuring an oral neckline, mld-aleevtn and waUcau panel with a matching Dior hair bow. Miss Phillipa carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and NOW 2 fa-*5.00 Ladies Cashmere Coats ring bearer. Douglas Perry of Alma, cousin Ann Phillips, daughter of Mr. were Robert TarbcCC of Hastings who resides with his family In and Mra. Robert Phillipa, 720 8. Dibble street, and Duane Baxter, Kalamazoo vice presidency of North Ameri­ can Aviation, Inc. at El Segunpowder-blue, lace over taffeta dreas with matching Jacket and He b n graduate of the Char­ nixed Saturday. Aug. 27. at 2 lotte High School and earned pm. in the First Methodist mother wore a white linen dress Church. The Rev. George Elliott performed tlie double ring cere­ with matching blue accessories the University ot Michigan. He mony In the presence of 200 Both motticra wore a corsage of Joined Atomics International, a guests. division of North American Avia­ A reception was held in the tion. Inc., ru-, Inu> 1957. mi,after Mierhaving Having -------. '-----.7. . church parlors following the terwd 14 year, with the Atomic on* J^,te mulM- *‘}h b°WB ceremony with Mr. and Mrs — -------- ---------■ Energy Commission and• the,;on the front pews and kneeling Jack Phillips of Grand Rapids, bench decorated the altar. DonManhattan Engineering district. During World War II he served bride. as master and mistress of as a deputy chief ot personnel Styled for a elim, trim fiu DIAPERS Gauze diapers , . . slightly irregular. Reg. $2.98. now *84.00 daughter of Mr. and Mra. Walter Baxter of Alma was the flower girl. Lynn Brownell, son of Mr. ' Printed and solid colors. Reg. $2.98. GARMENT BAGS Jumbo size. Holds up to 14 garments. Reg $1.49. NOW *1.00 Iron Board Covers Muslin or silicone; fits any standard size board. Reg. 79c. Terry Kitchen Towels NOW 2 for *1.00 NOW 3 'w *100 Beautiful colors & patterns. Reg. 49c. Look for famous 'Trade Name' labels on the things you buy... you’// find them here! WASHVILLE — Pattea B»«akx Bl. Parmaleeir 124 East State Street �Air Force C Is Scene of Prominent Musical Events Miss Muriel K. Bonsey __ Ronald Lynn Brownell were uni ted tn marriage Saturday. Aug Chapel. Maine. Chaolaln Char Arnett performed the ceremoi Soloist was James Whldden. Hie bride la the daughter unusual musical venture ’ July and August this BBday evening at the Pariah Lise when Hastings' talented riciart. Eduard Grinvalds, met h a group of young people an hour of music theory and r. O, who believes tliere must continuous — practically end■ purauits in the field of mu­ :. He has dreams of a perma­ nt Music Complex being esalished in tills community one while alite taffeta, trimmed Assembling thia group seemed take place automatically, beusc their Inlcrer.te in such an tlvlty was already established, d each one attending played a laical instrument The sessions re lively and fun. according the participants, and much of s teaching and explaining was na with the use ol a blncksrd and chalk. Their feelings accomplishment and pleasure re evidenced when they exssed dismay and regret that 1 • Phase of their, Summer Mra Irens Mansfield and Mn Della Woodman of East Edlng ton. Maine. Bridesmaids wen » with Mr. Grinvalds 'some begin college this year) In-, ed. Mary Ann Karmet, MarCove, Nina Bryan. Doris’ ,Pvt. Gary Orbeck of the UA Army, stationed st Ft- Jackson. 8. C.. served as his brother's best man. Seating the guests were Richard Frederick Phlnlscy. bro­ ther of lhe bride, atkd Daryl and MLss Yvonne Phlnlscy and Ron­ David Orbeck, brothers of the ald Case Orbeck were united in marriage Saturday afternoon. Sept T3ke bride, a 1964 graduate of 2, at 2 o'clock at the Flrat Pres­ byterian Churcii tn Battle Creek Pennfield High School, attended Kellogg Community College for Officiating was the Rev. Robert one year. She b employed In the F. Longwlg of Psmffeld Presby­ office of the Clark Equipment terian Church Cnmpuny. 17u- groom, who was The bride is the daughter of graduated from Delton - Kellogg Mra Barbara A. (Trego) Warner, High School tn 1963. attends Kel­ formerly of Hastings, and lhe late logg Ccnununlty College evening Richard Max Phlnlscy. The groom's classes and U employed by Checker parent* are Mr. and Mra Corne­ Motor Bales Corp. In Kalamazoo. lius Orbeck of Delton I Tliey plan to make their home The bride was given In marriage 'at 10 Kulp Court, Apt. 2. BatUe by her uncle. Lt, Col. Claude roses on the skirt, which term! nated In a chapel train. Her 11 luslon veil fell from a crown o Ms. and Mias Michele Morin East Eddington. Langan and Miss Nancy Langan daughters of Mr. and Mra Jud eon Langan of Orrlngton Th, rhlte lace over wore gowns of white lace ove turquoise taffeta. The flower gtrl wore pink gowns with white lace All attendants carried pin! MRS CHARLES B. MeOUIRE . . Miss Donna Bteeby Is Married. . , Ushers were James Bomey, Ed sing. Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Charlotte and BL Clair, Mich., bbe. Elaine Tucker. Mary and from Pennsylvahla, Ohio, Dow Service Club. Assisting were celebrated their 40th wedding i-h Goodyear. Bene Tucker, and Illinois. —Jda Phillips, Jerry Steward. Miss Janice Savoy, Miss Cynthia anniversary at the honle of Mr. Uikia Kahler. Mary Blorkrui. Simons, Mn. Sharon Keith. Mra. and Mra P. D. Hilbert of Way­ Terry CasUemjui, Dick Lawrence, Dawn Brownell and Mrs Vir­ land on Bunday. Sept. 11. The Phil Stanton. Jack Bender, Peg ginia Culver. Wings attended the service of WIDDINC After a wedding trip to Michl- the Christian Church where Mr. D,U Haan 0/1 11 Bronwyu PHOTOGRAPHY Williams. Some members of this Wing was pastor for more than Two hundred and ten guests CendU M FmoH group are thinking about gather­ attended the afternoon nuptial Twelve of the children of the 365 Washington St.. Brewer. Me. 15 years. On Monday they were The bride is a 1965 graduate entertained for dinner by Mra. ing again for a sort of Recite! ceremony in tlie First Pres­ late Ben Bowman and their Workshop Concert at Thanksgiv­ byterian Church uniting Mias families had a reunion at the of Brewer High School and is ing vacation time or during the Donna Steeby and Charles B. Spaceman's Club on Bunday, employed at the Merrill Trust Blanch Hynes was also Company. Christmas holidays. coming from Lansing, Middle ­ McGuire. The bridegroom is a graduate The bride is the daughter of ville and Hastings. of Hastings High School and is HASTINGS — Vheae 945-3967 Mr. and Mra. Chester Archart. 236 E.. Thom Street, and the Bobby, of Battle Creek and Mra. While they were here on their Frank Bloom spent Bunday af­ Mention of musical accom­ bridegroom's parents are Mr. and ternoon with their nephews, the honeymoon, a reception was held plishments brings to- mind the Mra. Charles McGuire, Gun Harold Warrens and the Harvey al the Hope Township Hall on Feklval Music that took place Lake. Middleville. Saturday, Aug. 20. Assisting were The. Rev. Wtllgrd Curtis offici­ Warrens and also the latter's Mrs. Jon Brownell, Mrs. James at Civic Auditorium in Grand alater, tho Arthur Crawfords of Rapids in May. Four wasting* ated at the doubt? ring ceremony Orangeville. Mr. and Mra Ger­ Brownail. Mra Philip Cotant. on Saturday, Sept. 10. at 2 r.til dents from St. Rw School Mrs. Jeffrey Brownell, Sue Ann o'clock. Large baskets of yellow, ald Waters of Plainwell called on Brownell. Mrs. Margaret Welltheir cousin, Mra Frank Bloom, were. Cheryl Hodges and. Halina white and bronxe mums deco­ on Monday Mr. and Mra Thomas Brownell Leszcynski, with tho orchestra. rated the altar. Mra. John Bay, -i-i were master and mistress of and with tbe string group, group, ww Willie t "WnW' provided the traditional charge ot the ladles luncheon ceremony. Ind Mitch St. Martin (of wcdd,n« ,nuilcCarter and course, the parents, relatives and! Given In marriage by her step- and bridge at the Hastings Country Club Tuesday afternoon. frienda of these youngstcra were father, Donna's floor length among the spcclateja at Civic 1 white satin gown was styled with Auditorium.) o scoop neckline, semi-bell David Goodyear, HI, Richard -More than 1,230 pupils from IBhBped "lw!V“ and sklrt w,th a the elementary Catholic schools eH>owhlleiSzzl^a-VM|U-n<1 rtS Hodges. Robert Hollister, D. C. French. Richard Feldpeuach and Comp Fire Rally will be held Mrs. Jack Hubbell. Bridge at 2:20 pm. this Thursday at w^ l« JSTbv?^ Si. P"> ho* of rv-embroidered Aiea<^38 W. State 945-4284 Northeastern gym. The Rally Is .Cortright, Mra. V 100,1 llct *lU1 P'au ‘nU Open All Day Thursday and Mra. K B^teln tyre Mra. JJJXraT Ulm 8hr carrlfd a brldal b°« ■ huet of bronze mums and white Roy DeHaven or Battle Creek । _______ a Interested In' becoming Mu,lc Pr~fnt«1 hy.stephanolls. MI »iw«._ Mrs. Charles Nesson of Cam-1 either Blue Birds or Camp Fire •1^ , * .... Mrs Carolyn <Kleln> French The festival first was held In I o( Hostings was lhe matron of bridge, Muffl flew home to visit *n I959 hlnm^d'brid^mVMs iTrrsd her parents, the Dick Cooks, and lllslruro«ntel!r>ts at that tinw[,mda<Flnnlc>PetersoiiofHas"7® 283 Jlutephone players from tln81> Mfs Jenncte (Barry) weekend. She returned home third and fourth grade*. The ' Glaser, of Steward. Ill., and MU* Ifonday momlhg and Bill left flutophoncs ore gone. In their; Alice Arehart, tlie bride's sister. the same day, returning to Fort nlnrv. tins thia year was - .. n All-City III rv... . .......... ___ . . . place an Orchestra comprising 70 ele­ alike In ballerina length dresses mentary pupils from the Catholic styled with gold satin skirts and schools. They had been assem­ off-whlle brocade empire bodbled and rehearsed by Roy Emer­ I Ices topped with gold satin coats A strap-happy sling that makes a slmpla son, band director at Catholic with brocade sleeves. They wore Central High School. Ho fe a gold brocade pill boxes with dress a stand out A fashion find with a graduate of Aquinas College and matching veils, and carried bou­ quets of yellow and white mums from tbe University or Notre and carnations. shiny buckle at the side and a back up Michael McGuire of Battle Creek was his brother's best man. Strap that keeps your heel snug. Daniel Kovats, director of In­ Ushers were his brother, Pat. strumental music at Grand Rap­ Richard Andrews of Milwaukee Ids Junior College and conduc- ।and Justs Grinvalds of Detroit. For — her ----daughters wedding. tor and musical director of the — »-------- — Grand Rapids Youth Symphony. I Mrs Arehart chose a beige broColors of: TRUFFLE KID. Also on the program was nn cftt,c J“ckct dress with brown acAll-Clly Band of 92 students, di- jeessories and the groom's mother ■LACK KID and $4 Q99 reded by Eric Wcndlandt. mu-1 wore a turquoise blue net jacket SQUASH SHAG I ale coordinator for the West dress with matching accessories. Bide Catholic schools, and a be- 301,1 mothers wore a yellow and ginning string orchestra of 78 whltc °°riiage. members conducted by Mra. AnA reception was held in the thony L Klclmann. I Lea«m Sharp Memorial Hall An Interpretive dance group' Immediately following the cerefrorn Catholic Centra) High mony- wiUi Miss Pat Stone, of School directed by Mra J«m BMUofCreek al the guest book. --------- . 1. . *’™n Mra David Steeby served coffee. | Mrs. William Miller served punch. Mrs Daniel Tebo and 1 Mrs. Charles Steeby served the 1 cake and Mrs. Richard Steeby took care ot the gifts. pricod.from For their wedding trip, the new In a one winner duplicate TWO HUNDRED bridge game at the Hastings Mrs. McGuire changed to a white Country Club Tuesday evening. sheath dress with brown acces­ FIFTY DOLLARS sories nnd wore the corsage from * Mrs Roy Hubbard, second. Mrs. her bridal bouquet. They plan h. . Weds Daughter of Former Resident or R5 Hastings. , _ _ 210 Guests Attend Afternoon Nuptials Here on Saturday Celebrate Jubilee WHITE'S Photography Personal Mention i Camp Fire and Blue Bird Girls Rally Thursday STYLE 81032 WE REPAIR RADIOS, Hi-Fi and Stero MUSIC CENTER BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS The all-around ehoe and you C Society newS 1 A conversation provoking smtwith its lavish medallion print/Classic, 3-button jacket with button trimmed sleeves and side vent tops a slim skirt. Ih an equal blend of Fortrel Polyester ana Cotton for wrinkle-free, luxurious wear. 10-20 | Multi-Color Medallion Print on Black or Olive Background The grooms parents hosted a, Berry, and third. Mrs D. C. Fn-nch and Mrs. Marshall Cook rehearsal dinner at the Hotel' Hastings on Friday evening at 71 On Saturday. Sept. 10, Paige Out ot town guests came from L Hauser was a year old. and Stacy Hcntser was three on Sun- Ann Arbor, Detroit. East Tawas. I South Haven. Battle Creek. Lanoccas-.on their grandmother and uncle. Mrs Wayne Inglcston and Afina Fingleton W KT WWW SWEET BREADS: Date nut. butternut, blueberry, apple, almond and brown graham. For dinner, snacks and lixiches, and always a pleasure to serve. 6 for 48c Plain ot fruit filled. Baked fresh daily. Glazed or Sugar Donuts______ 6 for 45c delicious yeast raised roll and a great favorite. The Shop BAKED GOODS Mrs. James Christensen. local Munising, with the newest mem­ ber of the family, their throeweeks-old daughter, Burette Ml- Bonnet & Gown 102 I. State Phone 945-5316 Uou'll love our Thursday to spend the remainder There waa a wonderful family gathering on Friday. Sept 2. when Mr. and Mra Clarence Marte. 8r._ their nine children nnd their families, making 43 in all. met at the Weldon Meek • l>omc on Woodland Avenue. The GILMORE’S Mr. and Mra Maurice Adrianson were hoots at a birthday dinner in honor of hU mother. Mrs. Marcel Evalet. Guests were, her daughter and husband. Mr. --- - ----family of rural Hastings, and Mra Peter Adrianaon children of Woodland and _ " .------ — —obUdren ot Grand Rapids. *•*. Mr. and Mr. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Old Fashion Pan Cinnamon Rolls------- 35c Buttercrust Milk Bread______________ 29c SPECIAL 57c S«v< 7c Orange Knots____________ ________ 64c Value Made with fresh orange and honey glared Coffee Cakes—Family Size 6$c;_________ Small 35c Dale nut, butternut, bluebrry. apple, aitnond and brown lugsr nut. . Pantry Day—:Mondays—5 loevaa Fantry Bread $1.10 Wednesday — Cookie Dey — 4/deae«ee«orted $1.00 DALE’S BSKL SHOP H.C.B. OR SECURITY CMARG8 CARDS Wayne's X 134 WIST STATI STREET �r f Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed The Hastings Banner Hastings School Menu Vaughn Fuller Honored for 10 Years' Service Vaughn G. Fuller wav honored Friday noon at the Hartings Ho­ tel for 40 years service with Consumers Power Company. Fuller started with the com­ pany Sept. II, 1924. accord­ ing U> Frank Ritchie, area manager. He held various Job* In lhe Hastings Electric Distribution D<partment and in November. 1946. was promoted to line crew foreman In May. 1953. he transferred to Charlotte. On Aug. 1. i960, he was promoted to area line fore­ man. On June 20. 1966. Fuller wa* promoted and transferred to Hartings as area line fo'eman. succeeding the late Keith James Mr. and Mrs. Fuller pure hated the former Tony Hein home at 927 N. Bollwocd Street * Rltchlr also announced WII- Nashville Plant tn Open /Veto WE GIVE YOU MORE 5 Grain U.S.P. 100 tor 49' Regular 67c Large Sixe ALKA SELTZER. This Weak Only On Friday of this week and Monday following the company la to Interview applicant* for operating their machine*. The new plant at Nashville 1* SAVE ON EVERYDAY NEEDS! ASPIRIN TABLETS The branch plant of the Baby Bllsr* Company of Middleville will probably be opening at Nashville within a couple of 59 Gamble store on Main Street which they purchased from John Oorodenskl ot Vermontville. . Because of the availability of Is not anticipated the company will have any trouble in secur­ ing employees. MR. AND MRS. HENRY LE1NAAR 19 MALOX Suspension UNICAP VITAMIN CAPSULES or CHEWABLE TABLETS—Reg. S3.11 Veh, Now With on Extra 24 Sixe Bottle for Only C Save 42c on 100 Tablet! BUFFERIN Now Only 97 Hauler *1.19 For Only DRISTAN TABLETS 1 .For Only CHEWABLE VITAMINS COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE O-JIB-WA BITTERS Now Only 3 Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry We Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY Tfetihr SfeecK * Fhaae Wl 5-2466 126 I. Slat* St. (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan * Wl 5-4062 REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, Ims two bed­ rooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, also two room apartment and bath, has base­ ment and gas heat, full lot for$9,000.00 A UAL NICE HOME ON EAST MILL STREET, has |wo bedrooms a mJ full bath upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, din­ ing room, kitchen and breakfast nook, has glassed-in back porch, wall-to-wall carpeting in living room and dining room, all drapes go with the place, storm windows and screens, is fully insulated, and it has been newly, painted outside and decorated insidef has two stall garage, nice lot for $11,000.00 A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnished with 15 h boat and 12 ft. fish­ ing boat, two cutboard motors, the log cabin has 50 ft. on lake, with living •oom, two bedroom*, kitchen. *howcr bath, lots of nice cupboards, and has utility room, has automatic sprinkling system, electric refrigerator, television, dishes, furniture, a real sweet Summer cottage with all the extras for $10,500.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* upstairs; downstairs it ha* one bedroom, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with gas heat, double garage, living’ room ■* carpeted, and drapes go also. »torm windows, screened-in front porch, workshop pn back, w^ll trade for property near Caledonia$10,000.00 A REAL dbOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has A GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS close in to business district, ha* two bedrooms upstairs and two bedrooms downstairs, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, has storm windows and screens, has basement .and gas heating plant, hot water heater. $8,500.00 two bedrooms upltair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement and gas floor fur­ nace, brand new garagy and utility room, full comer lot for $9,000 (trade for farm) AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN TNI FIRST WARD, good location, has three twdrooms and half-bath dpstairs and down one bed­ room, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has base­ ment with two gas floor furnaces, and a two stall garage, for A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDINDORFF ADDITION, First Ward, close to nice new home and owne will lake the very low price of$400.00 A NICE HOME ON HEATH ROAD located on I H-'acre lot, all on - one floor, has living room, three bedrooms, large kitchen with dining space, full bath, has basement with new oil furnace, storm window* and screens, h cap insulated for- $9,500.00 REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, bulb on slab living room, dining room, kitchen »nd one bedroom, shower, seat and lavatory, has family room at back, has nixn siding, electric heat, alianlnum storm windows and screens, and 42 foot well and is fully insulated, would sell on with $1,500.00 down, for inunlcule the principles of tbe listen. Proclaim It In season and I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! Private Boarding Ballet Schools, hospitals and stage performances. Mrs. Rusnell has also taken over a new port and is now di­ rector of ttw Miss Windsor and Miss Western Ontario Beauty est Beauty Pageant In Canada. Winners of this pageant could be entered into Miss Canada Pageant. ,y(' Dance Attracts 400 Friday Night About 400 Hastings high boys and girls enjoyed the first "Y" dance of the new school year held on Friday. Sept. 9. The next “Y” dance will follow tlie Alma game Friday night. Sept. 23. Hie dance*, to which recent gradu­ ates are also Invited, are held in lhe East Gym co-sponsored by the YMCA HI Y and Tri Hl Y Clubs. You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! MUSIC INSTRUCTION OFFICE SUFFLIES Mr. and Mrs. Warren Myers of California were here visiting hi.* Courthouse Service Jack Echtinaw'* Service Myers and sister. Mrs. Arthur Houghtalln. ThL* was the first j time Warren and wife had been ! Halting* Motor Sale* On Sunday, 32 attended a family ; get-together at Tyden Pork Mr and Mra. John Myers of Battle Creek, another brother, attended-; Tlvcy takd a vary enjoyable time. ELECTRICAL SERVICES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES FLORISTS FAINT fr WALLPAPER HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING. REPAIRS C. A. MaHion, Builder CLOTHING b Holing* Automatic Hasting ACCESSORIES JEWELERS DEPARTMENT STORES 'DRY CLEANERS FHARMACISTS PLUMBING Mill*'* Pluaibiag O Hoatiag Marblc'i Standard Service ’N MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-3T with living room, two bedroom*, kitchen with dining space, full bath, full baserdenl with oil heat, has garage with breeze­ way, for$S.900.00 A NICE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: all on one floor, has IlVtng room, two bedrooms, kitchen and dining rrom, utility room, the living room carpet goes, has garage, screens „ and storm window*, gas heat, curtains, drapes and kitchen stove also, for $13,000.00 TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. The people of the U. 8. have enjoyed and now enjoy more —-— ^liure. more material benefits and more education than any people in the world. ' "Resolve today .*~* that ----you-*« will be faithful to your duty as Mrs. John <C1eta> Thornton of will perform In England, appear Vermontville; throe sons. Robert at the Edinborough Festival, of Pm-tland. and Duane and. Scotland, or whether they will Michael both of Vermontvillea । be one of the two ballet comidster, Mrs. Ixiulse Zimmerman panics to r .-form In Yugoslavia 88 Regular $4.00 Quart Sixe Mrs. Rene Russell New Teacher 11 Wilson Studio Gary Townsend. Thursday. On phlne> McDonald. 49. of R1 VerThe Wilson SLitcrs Dance SU1Sunday Mra Townsend was en- montviUc, from the Pray Funeral dlo, directed by Mrs. Jo-Ellen lertaincd for dinner at Uie home Wilson Myers, at 1903 Bedford made in Woodlawn Cemetery. . Road, south on M-37—formerly Vermontville. I Roller Skating Rink has ns her Mrs McDonald died Wednes- mwIh'i* tnirlwr Mr* Rrni. Rtu*- I day at 7 pm. In a Lansing Hos- | sell, who teaches graded royal| I> ■ 1 K..I 1 ■ ■ — a _ < <> . .. ._ _ . ■ _ .■ _ . mltXed only a few hours earlier, I Mrs Russell has Just comShe was a manber of the pleted a tour of England where Vermontville Methodist Church. I her group of ballet danceni pernnd of the Daughters of the'formed. It was so successful that Union Veterans of the Civil War. nhe lias been given charge of Mra McDonald had been n rook , selecting the dancers, doing the at tike Eaton County Medical | choreography and directing the Facility. ” | group for next year. The decision hasn't been made Regular $1.09 Value Timed Action COLD CAPSULES■ Constitution Week. Sept 17-23. a former Nashville area man. U-itlon on th’ importance of Olenn Neman, and also the citizens in all walks of life to seek on understanding of the Nashville principals which Inspired the Mra. Neiman was Injured sereConrtiuition of the United accident She died Tuesday night Mrs. Lockwood Working of in th? Eaton Rapids Community 421 E Bond Street, a member of Hospital th? Grand Rapids Chapter of the Daughters of the American ThU means Revolution, made available ex- mental power -Is----------vested----in-------the rerpts from a speech by Judge peop'e and only those powers of Wilson K Barnes given to the government which are given by graduating class of St. Mary's the people are validly exercised ’ College in Baltimore. Judge Barne* declared that n u hard to comprehend tho the individual's respondMUty | situation which existed in 1789 to prexerve undimlniihrd and when the Constitution came into untarnhhed tbe concept of operation, but with the cstabllshfreednm is of vital Importance. ment of ------------ ----- ■ govern­ constitutional The American concept of in- ment and tike guarantee of In­ dividual freedom u s$t forth in dividual freedom and individual the Declaration of Indepcn- properly rights, the miracle of Hubbell* bought a h*me al berty 603 E, Grant Street. - and also to ths pursuit of ------—-namely, Out of town gueaU Friday were , ‘happiness r ... our --- right to H J Bowerman electric dlatri- determine our own destiny and button superintends:; H. W. 'to to •-»« use every lawful meansitefulto fulMr. and Mrs Henry Lelnoar 'Josephine) Lester. Richard and Sinclair assistant electric dis- ,IU I'-—comes from tbe Creator, trtburion superintendent; H b We are endowed by our Creator' will celebrate their golden wed- -Boyd Lelnaar unalienable rights. Mr. and Mra. Lelnaar ‘have " 16 Gardner, division line supervisor. *»»’ ding anniversary at thelr Tiome at Big Cedar Lake with on open grandchildren and 23 great nnd G. S. Roy. electric operation As *ov‘ applied to government. • — grandchildren. house on Sunday. Sept. 18. • trsignty—the right to govern— .‘Upervisor, all of Lansing. was vested in the individual cltl... Miss Lillian Haynes, daughter| riled to hrlp them celebrate the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest an elite class, or In any group. from 2 to 6 pjn. Haynes, and Henry Lelnaar. son trolt on Monday Assisting at the open house of Mr. and Mrs Peter Lelnaar, will be their daughters and son* were married on Sept. 20. 1916 and families. Mra. Harold <MaThey have lived most of their rlei Lester and Mrs. W a y n e married life around Cedar Creek. Vermontville Woman Dies - Injuries Fatal Constitution Week Emphasizes To Mrs. Nesman from the Kerwin Funeral Chapel In Springport for Mra. Evelyn Citizenship Barry County Couple to Celebrate 50th Jubilee four sons of Fine Lake were din- Regular $1.49 faction Two—Paaai 1 ■n.. J Thursday, September 1C 15, 1QAK 1966 the officers of the Legton Auxili­ ary wore tnatalkd by put presi­ dent Elvira Sayles with paat p« evident Elvelyn Curtis acting ■■ O—■ * Mra. Merrick. Mra. Curtis and Installed were president. Pearl Alnslle: 1st vice president, Artoa Cotnmlttes chairmen appointed Newton; second vice prisldant, and ratified were: Sept, music. Lydia Rogers; secretary. Eleanor Avis Gaskill; October. Education 8t Scholarship, Boule Richie. Gronewold, <by proxy), historian, Esther Fell; cluplaln, Alma FcU: December, Rehabtlltallon. Dorothy Gronewold: January. thy Kurr. U-gtslatlvc. Helen Martin: Feb­ each second and fouth Thurs­ ruary, Americanism. Deannc tie Beckwith. rrtlring president. Bumworth; March. Community day of tho month throughout snrif u>e Whiter. If you like lo dance Service, Carol Keeler; , let Auxiliary members know. Blanche Carpenter. Marie Hlg- Child Welfare. Evelyn Curtis; blo and Avis Gaskill. 11* KM! to ga knere wu. oe an orientation on Nov. 2 from 8:30 gave reports of tho Deportment h.YJh!™ ■ «” unU1 3:S0 pm. U you can Convention In Detroit Mrs. AlnB^vriS- t«t^r^ Pw^blT B>in for the course and 1*°°™ » qualified volunteer for ted as delegates with Mrs Beck­ nSi.’Xwork wWcb u boU' Interesting with as alternate to the District flower chairman. Grace Wood. and of ^ch a mUsmcitlng In Colon. Sunday. Sept. Aftre tho business moeting f*cd feeling you will never regret 11. Next District meeting at the Ume «*nL M«nbcra saw Hartford Nov. 6. In patients and volunteers playing The Unit voted to again spon­ will be a potluck dinner a. 6.30 golf and a wn, b<.lng sor a Junior Bowling team and io assist the leipon in their pro­ BUT. Ml .nd gram of doing something as a activities are beginning at lhe1 Veterans Fort Custer Hospital. ors leaving for Che Armed Ser- Dances will be .storting on Thurs- RUGS & FLOOR COVERINGS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE 5HOE5 Birk*'* Halting* LAUNDRY SERVICE Hasting* Speedy Wa*h SPORTING GOODS LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES TELEVISION. RADIO Halting* Cloaaon Slipping will never lx? rnoic convenient titan it i* right now . . . with a FREE Hastings City. Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge it. Please" with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Rciriember, it’s a free service to you when your account is paid m full in 30 day*. Or, >'uu may choose to pay a minimum of $10.00 per mon[h and extend payments over many months with a ritutll, 1% service fee'added to your unpaid balance. Why nut get your FREE HCB Credit BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer and water in. ha* a garage on It, also a part basement—-$1,500.00 NICE LARGE LOT$ AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, two of them, right on lake, will toll both of them for$3,200.00 2 NICE BUILDING LOT$ ON HA$TINCS HEIGHTS, A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ...$650.00 Card NOW! WE HAVE HAD A LOT bF SALES AND WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN Jacob s estate OKER 145 W. State SB.. Hostings Praicri ption Pharmacy 126 h,l SHt, st. Num Wl 5-246C Harting* COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hnstinqs Cilii llnnli MEMBER! Federal Deposit insurance Corporaltoa �COMMERCIAL MAJOH3 Standings: Miller Jewelers 8 Sports Bar. Hanrood's IGA. Tydrn. PUton Rings, CuIUgan and $ ‘* f '' Curtain Goes Up Friday on Hastings Invades Lakeview, Delton At Middleville : »■><• rai Len Burns Keeps | River Bend Men’s Open Tourney | River Bend Open Golf Crown vading Delton. Len Buras of Hasting*, a mem­ Other strong 'rrojans Include ber of the Battle Creek River­ side Country Club, defended hi* River Bend Men's Open Cham­ pionship last weekend, firing a Terry Palaxsoto, guard; Ted Velderman, tackle; Tom Warner, had a 96-hole total of 167. back, and BUI Miller, end. Coach Gordon Christensen has tines High Saxons travelins to 12 lettermen to brighten the grid • • Travel to Lakewood For Inaugural Tilt Senion gel- whoso middle line backers. area could be at Middleville, where Coach Bob White's Tro­ jans place their 23-game victory skein on the block against In­ Sorry...... NO OPEN PLAY on i- Saturday, Sept. 17 DUE TO E. W. BLISS LEAGUE YEAR-END TOURNAMENT RIVER BEND GULF CLUB man ueorge tswanaon pixwlted That was the lead storv carried in The Banner on March first claro awards to Jim Payne. | 28> 1M6_ telling about UteJorma; Jerry Allerdlng and Mike Ward, y,,,, oy one of the county's most Conunlttewnan Harold Frey Vit*l organization*. t hz. wvnrd to Tto. . .. . . Sunday the Barry Spartswom— The ceremony, 'in which Jo­ bert Andrus, Robert and Jeffery en's Club celebrated Its 20th r~ . -jjeph Strait of Fruitport, presi­ Bruce. niversary with tlie burning dent of the Michigan United Institutional Representative lhe mortgage assumed when tl Conservation Clubs, participated, was brief but Impressive—for It symbolized hundreds of hours of mlttenuui fUUph Turner and work on lhe part of the organ­ Clarence Curtis presented merit ization's members who worked on badges to Jerry Allerdlng lyho many, many projects to pay off received 14 badges. Jerry Bruce The 1966 football season marks, their club debt, s' Not only ha*r he club made Brace 12. Mike Ward 12. Jim the 13th year loathe Spartan, , Payne 7 and Bill Frey 7. head-coaching regime of Duffy that achievement, but it has been a great force for good by Scoutmaster WUlttm Bruce Daugherty, making him an MSU fostering Improved conservation conducted the tenderfoot tnvest 1- longevity co-champ. practices. President Strait de­ tute ceremony for Albert Lusty, Daugherty now share* the clared that the local club was Tom Payne and Jeffery Peck. honor with Charles Bachman, one of the outstanding In the . halfback; Brace Mc­ Boys Interested in joining the who coached from 1933 entire State. President Strait’s Millen. center; Ken Meade.quar- troop may contact William Brace. through 1946. appreciation of the Barry Bportaterback and co - captain; Bill Wl 5-4032; Foss White. 5-9722, It's largely a veteran staff that■ women Is Indicated by the fact Reid, halfback and co-captain; or Ron Hall, 5-3539. will work with Daughertjtiagafni that he was here for the InducDanny Stine, end. . and Larry this Fall. Oldest fn years of serv­■ Uon of Mn. Lucille WlDltte as Snow, end. ice Is offensive line coach Gordie■ the club president last January. John Newman, a senior who Sere, in his tenth season. Mrs. WUiltta. who also was preslIs out for football for the first In their eighth seasons are■ dent In 1M1-52, Is a director of time. Is trying out for a quartcrends coach Cal Stoll, defensive. the State organization. 1 back spot, as is Steve Stine. line coach Hank Bullough andI Sunday's ceremonies also honi Coach Gibbs Is looking to some ____ o_______ j,___ offensive backfield conch Dani ored James Matthews, who durof his bigger boys. Ron Keesler, ttCrC SllllUdY IDaIe £“•"■* W,?yno Oould ftnd The Barry County Sheriff's Hoisture. Defensive backfieldI Ing the past two decades greatly coach Vince Carillot Is in hisi assisted the organization. Jim, ; Sl£Yc V/1*' n ' PoMe and Por^,jUl'11 club i The Lions ended their season a horse show and seventh year. Rounding out the■ who played a prominent role in I ____ the Sportsmen's ________________ Club,______ had a___ red last year with 4 wins. .4 losses Parting at 10 group aft two-year staffers Al Dorow. assistant backfield coach, | rose from the past presidents of We are fortunate to have lhe ,8' “ lhe and Ed Rutherford, frosh conch, the Sportswomen's group. . . . entire backfield returning." said Ia‘nrTO'in^ Five place ribbons are being Gibbs. -The line is inexperienced and light, and in the backfield offered along with high'point we have good depth and speed. ' along with an eager desire to , win." Michigan State will open its 1 Assisting Gibbs In coaching 1966 football season Saturday. are Terry Hartfield and Doyle Sept. 17, against defending AtRotsow. Coach Eckman said that his de­ fensive line will average about 166. depending on the combina­ tion of boys in the lineup, and his offensive line will average 160. “We are without any question the smallest in the league this season.", Eckman said. Coach Eckman said that the football field south of lhe new Lakewood High school is in good shape and everything Is set to handle a capacity crowd come Friday night Coach BID Gibbs of Maple Valley of Uie Expressway League, has nine returning lettermen. » Baker, guard and defensive .. Paul Goforth, fullback.; 13th Year at MSU for Duffy Il orse Show, Pony Sulky Races North Carolina At Mich. State function Hamilton scored 14 pointe against Hastings when the 6axooe played at Portage last Janu- guard; John Tripp, tan Blockham. right tackle; Steve Strickland, right end; Gary Hall, left half; Bill Class B high school tennis finals National Junior and Senior Boys Tennis Tbumament thia 9um- planned to attend "K" College. Dcnbarg, fallback, and Glenn Bob Aplsa. Michigan State's junior fullback, has been dubbed by sportswriters Thi. Samoan Bull." after his birthplace, the admlnlrttn will present a lineup headed by five returning All - Ameri- j ASK US ■ We Have Loans For Every Purpose • BkI< To School Expenses This quintet includes co-captalns Clinton Jones and George Webster, defensive end Bubba Smith, fullback Bob Apb.i nnd offensive and Gene Washington. Spartan problems center around' a lack of squad depth, a circum­ stance resulting from the fact that State's 66-man squad is the Big Ten's smallest. | Tne Wolfpack, coached by for­ mer Spartan Assistant Earle Ed­ wards. has 31 lettermen return­ ing from the team which fin- a Home Repairs ■ Before Cold Weather five straight victories North Carolina Slate will have letter- • Consolidate Bills - Have only I Payment positions. our own study of fatal accidents Steve Strickland, left half, and because of tbe many Inaccuracies Gary Hall, right half. of July ratals which was pub­ lished." Haro sold. "The report cited comparisons of point totals of the so-called 10 Tail Football Starts Saturday Youth Council Director ik*> King repo.-ts that "Y" tag-taU oompieto driving record, one roc- football will get underway Sat­ urday at Johnson Field. tali ties. What It actually did the drivers in the report. pended and was driving on a revoked license when the acci­ Each boy should bring an old dent occurred. Tho others ranged from no points to 11. under the 12-point minimum for suspend­ rather than tackle football. No ing action. special clothing or equipment Is needed for thia free program an Indictment ot any sponsored by tlx- Hostings ynHjttl Community Fund. "It's like condemning, a man for an offense he committed years Bellevue Shooter Wins High Gun Prize Saturday son In for a rc-cxamlnatlon un­ The prize far high gun In til he roaches the 12-polnt level the Saturday evening trapshoot within a 24-month period.'’ "If the Department of State range went to David Reynolds j cumulative points, we would be 'df Bellevue who broke 49 out of U»n W.ofr) against, whom we lake waefon' tinUcr'the present Hare described driver improve­ ment . . . one aspect of the point system . . as "doing an effective BOWL and fifth and rixth graders captains elected and a practice game played. Regular league play nolds, Jim Shaw and Clyde Coburn 34. Eldea Mathews 23, Egan 21 and Kea Gilmore 20. Winners In the 10-targut chick­ en shoot- were Bob Klein. Earl ArRctdngvr. Dick Taylor, Janies Everett, Howard Youmans. Joo Shaw. Ken Gilmore, Jim Shaw 'About five percent of all detr­ and Ruse Bolinger. ers MO ever >41 uuuuic . ;— — •—— _—-their driving and the first re- ; fr“" 5 11 p m, Saturday, Sept, oxaminatlon Is effective with ,7-_____________________ .____ “We have found that all but a handful of 'Incorrigible*' . . . a hard-core of chronically bad drivers ... are helped through HASTINGS with 235 finishing with 571. Lta Springer chalked 214-581, John McLean za*-reo, tucixwn 224-586, John jonn Kasmaky Kaslnsky MONDAY BOWLERETT8 216-575. Bruce Terry 204-M1, Joe tecty Shelte led the Bowler- Olriarowxkl 535, Pat Gilmore * with a 210 game for a 575 8181 Mlke Schonddmayer 206ies this week. £3<i- iawhiw <Honk» Keder *1rth Inning Hiuraday night to -- - eearee: ■ — Gladys 316-549. Max Myers 512, Dave Good Purdum «a-j82; Phyllis Tlwnpeon 446­ Irwin 513. Meri Campbell 546. softbaU team the Clare C 166. Katie Cotvin 4*0-177. Doria Wilfred Burns 500. Galen Danleh championship In . the Moline InNaylor 474-196. Shirley Drake 200-648. Irwin Harwood 515, Rum 480-177, Irene Heath 466-170, Hazel 200-528. BUI Brown 530. Lyle Sanborn 537. BUI Jerow 522, Bob Miller 549, Jim Spoon 502, Bob I .am bert 502, Bud TayAU.H .n-um ,,or Charlca Canveree 523. Al Newton 464-159. Gladys Edwards 2®ler 537 IUld ““^“rd Tucker 447-106, Fran Owen 444-164. 6I’' Bally Downing 461-164 and Betty i THURSDAY Horton 440-164. I ---------------- TWISTERS -- — Betty Horton picked up the', OrTt» Orctner lod the league 7-3-10 sDiil and nti/hra *** weck 168-445, Virginia picked up t^4 rou? L,owd Judy . IUkrr Nancy Wlbalda Strong, Hasting* High football V ,U-,U •“> “”«• O—oIWd and wreoUlng coach, drilled hl* V dr J Mobil 7. Signs Tire Ser- 152-414. rl“Company Renner Fort. The Bombs and lY’d«.L>’dy? Truckln« °- Wall- Hull Realty all took livre points Harry Hudson crowing Che plate. dorff's and Bum* Refrigeration 1 5, Williams Insurance, Arcade SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES 'fifth Inning oik one hit. Beauty Salon. Gilmores Gems, 1 aUi,u«z muiea bournes smrtca f_tl Ej ’uNea started Bourdo strumcout 12 BIue Rlbb°n the reason off Sunday night with „u) allowed four hita. Hastings got Grill 4, .Motor Aires 3, Color 1 10 teams bowling. seven hits. Center. Bam Market and Cujlcrs High Series and Score*: Louis TYucklng 2. Brellnc Fashions 1 Silsbee 206-537. Ron Pellow 204­ 536. Allen Hlnrlchsen 207-510. Roy Lundquist 211-506. Gene Wyant 160-301, Steve Malcomb COMMERCIAL MINORS 184-496. Al Morgan 181-498. Bon­ By Mn. GUndott Cttrti* nie Wyant 186-490, Bill Burns last Thursday, firing 200-577. 180-474, Wesley Friend 168-470, The Methodist Softball player* Jim Harrington rolled 193-551. Larry Arnold 184, Von Howell and their families enjoyed a pic­ 1<M. Jim Bowne 160. Dorothy nic at Hilary Rye park Thursday. ?.13'i51?LoD^re.™Kruko 111-606- Fr,end Harry Kronewltter Carl Aspinall 192-499. Dick Wil- 192-494. Wanda Smith 162. Rare As the hot dogs were roasting, the men were busy practicing for cox 206-507, Bob Ingram 211-497. Hlnrlcluen 156. Evelyn Pellow their final game of the season. Ken Graneta 174-506. Ray Gib- 147. Ernest Gross 157 and Pat The women were leisurely vlsltson 188-510, Pete Kroger 181-500 Ray 143. tng while the children seemed to and Bill Cassidy 183-499. _____ — be working up an appetite. Fol­ Standing*: Belli Moton 7, V it RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 lowing the supper everyone J Mobil and Tbe Banner 6b. I Woodmansee Lumber leads the headed for the village ball part Bender Gravel, 6. Deputies 5. circuit with 7 points, Trumbles for the game. The wives and Patten Monument 4'4. Zephyr, has 6. Dog A: Buds and Gilmore sisters were challenging the men Dele's Bakrt-s and Tinkler's 4. Jewtlcra 5. Ackett’s and Cheno- in a short ball game. For many Parkera 3. Hostings Aluminum »cth Machine 4. Kroger 1 and of the girls It was the first they' mkI Renner Ford 2. Southend Johnnies' Auto parts 0. had played softball for »evera) Food 1 and Smith Broa. H. ....... ............................. John Gonxlenskl led the keglers last week with 213-566, Ron that the men had pteyed all Beyer had 564. Bar.ll Hitchcock Summer and walked off with the 559. George Cogswell 206-558, runner-up trophy. The girl* got Paul Coarel 240-553. Jim Mal­ off to a poor start but that soon colm 521. Bob Brittingham 200­ changed. Of course tire men will 519 and Lee Springer 505. tell you that they gave the girl*I all lhe break* but that Isn't true. CLASSIC LEAGUE It was a rough game and bothJ Harry Long led McAllUter's oil­ ers to a four-point win over primarily played their husband* Iteahrn Motor Soles by firing positions with Steve and Shelia Jerry Ke*Krtra posted Carter doing the pitching. When 221-569. Glenn Lanhaugh rolled you meet scene of the team you 201-564, Joe Burkholder 524 and might ask which was the better Bob Lambert 212-509. Ward i Woodmansee chalked 222-574, Joe Glelorowakl 529. Hank Fedtrsnx 807 Warn." II.," Koa Last Tuesday evening the Pee Wee Football League started play Florla 503. Carl Baker 530. with Lake Odessa taking a 19-0 George Lydy 528. Jack Bowman | win over Saranac and Sunfield ! 517, Ed Shelcr 504. Ron Pellow winning 8-0 over Woodland. IMO. Dave Irwin 540. H. Service Since our boys have been play, 520, D. Aldrich 512. John Kaain- ing together for only three weak* xkv SOS.KM __ --- - --------- - —-V-,, uuKiaxr 523. Bruce Terry 201-548, Keith Clorenes* of the score show* the | Chare 233-548. BUI Ransom 506.1 determination of our boys The Ben Kenyon 511, Gordie Norris manager. Louis Neeb. would like I 507. Ernie MlUer 508, Gene Gra- to thank the United Fund for । bail 533. Pute Kruger 514, Al buying the boys' jerseys. They Morgan 554. Jim Barnum 548 and purchased 26 and they will be­ come the property of the Pee BOWUNG FOR FUN AND HEALTH It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Zvexylnchanuoed John Deere Woodland at Michigan Michigan point system Is effec­ tive with the vast majority of drivers." Hare said. A MAN IS LIKE TEA.. HE NEVER KNOWS HIS OWN STRENGTH 6^31 UNTIL HE GETS IN HOT WATER !le\ VO George Smith. Michigan State place kicker of the 1048-49 era. booted eight extra points In three different games. JOHN DEZRE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR. Goodyear BROS. KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT CERbf Implement* Ph. Wl 5-5052 you will never buy a new. car this cheap again EMERGENCIES ARISE now and than that . dunk us all in hot water. Insured savings help to ride out emergencies. Savings also '67 prices will be higher give peace ot mind at all times. CENTREVILLE. MICHIGAN 1 Barry Teen-Age Republicans Attend Camp Julius La Rosa Horse Pulling Contests Harness Racing Mich. Magnetics I BEN - FRANK UN - No kidding! HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING AUCTION lhe youth of the community. More details will be available at a later date. The local Lion* will also help with the Travel Striae The Child Study Club meet* this Thursday at the Lioos Den rattier than lhe school. There 1* only one Janitor at the school house so therefore outride or­ ganizations will be unable . to hold meeting* there. Th* supper will Ka .i than one guest, notify the presi­ dent or a member of th* com­ mittee. United Fund director* met laM Sat, Sept 17,1 o'clock Sharp Homemakers, here’s your chance to decorate your kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKINS carpet onyour kitchen floor. It will make your life a cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with sponge-rubber becking that prevents sllppliw, No dying over spilled milk or brofen dlshesl Sole Now While the Local Finance 1PI Ir or Call for Same Day Service OX" Howard 112$. Jefferson Ph. 945-3424 DUFFY1HM OF THE WEEK— Sald Michigan State Couch Duffy Daugherty as he knocked over a cup of coffee on a tabic full uL. play diagrams during a staff mreton a wet field anyway.* Tony Betti Meters LINCOLN MBWCURY 1320 N. MM*!* >*5-2479 24-Pc. TEA SET 77- Service for 4: you, a ftiend, 2 doll*. // Liquidating one Mini load of repossessed and bankrupt furniture, some nearly naw and some good used. JINGLE HORSE PULL TOY 9 living room suites, 3 early American suites. 20 chain, recliners, swivel, and straight. 1 set of bunk beds, United Fund has requeued H02 from our community. Thia la a MAGNETIC BOARDS Aids teaching alphabet^r counting. "He'll have musk where'reyougoej.'’ —from room to room, inside orxiut! /./• saws, visas, shovels, rakes, sledges, and many other aatneiea that benefit from thia “fair ahare" alone. The United jor U. articles. PICTURE BOOKS AU. WILL BI SOLD TO THI HIGHEST BIDDER AT and give willingly when the vol-1 W and bodroom suites. Several gallon* of paint, inside & 136 E. Stat* St. thoM Wl 3-3153 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Pliwg Wl 5-51 IB 123 Woof Stat* Sfrwt, HasHisga Qaatay Materiel* aad GsaM *10.040 with VJ.UI.C. 64 big pages with hard-cover binding. TTo //c MAKE-UP KITS Get your doll ready for a big party. 77a //• BOARD GAMKS Based on six favorite television shows. DINTAMAN'S HARDWARE IN THt fill VILLAGE OF ALTO. BEN-FRANKLIN for a 7 p.m. game, and Friday. Caledonia. SEPTEMBER 19 thru 24 1966 STAGE PROGRAM complete. Several throw rugs and pillows. Dinette sets COMET Close-Out Selection is Still Good ■lll[ FAIR । The second annual Teenage NINE VARIETY FEATURES includin* I Republican Camp was held near Fenton Sept 1-4. Delegates rep­ resented Teenage Republican iTAR* organizations in the state. I Representing Barry County Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Nights - 8 p.m I were Harvey Hoffman, son ot Mr Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights - 7 fir 9 p.m and Mrs. Kenneth Hoffman, and I Sue Clark, daughter of Rev and .Mrs. Olsen Clark Harvey and Sue had the opYOU'RE SkAART-NOT TO I portunity to hear addresses and DROP OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL1. talk lo Gov. George Romney. Lt. Natl. Heavywgt. Teams - Tues., Sept. 20, 9 a.m Gov William Milliken. Sen. Rob­ ert Orlffen. Mrs Ellie Peterson. Lightweight Teams - Wed., Sept. 21-9 a.m Sen. Garry Brown and others. Pony Pulling Contest - Thurs,, Sept, 22-9 a.m. During the camp both Has­ Tractor Pulling Contest - Fri., Sept. 23 - 9 a.m. tings TARa were active. Harvey Hoffman's proposal for the for­ mation of a TAR Central, which 24,000 IN PURSES FOR would be headed by teenagers with adult supervision, was wide­ ly accepted and a special, teen blue ribbon commission is being set up to look into what would Racing Every Afternoon - Tuesday thru Saturday have lo be done to make Har­ vey's idea into a reality. Harvey ADMISSION — Cate 75^ Automobiles 50< will be one of the leading mcmbers of lhe commission. Grandstand Reserved Seats - 75< and $1.00 A GRADUATE HA5 A 4T0 I THAT DIPLOMA MEANS A mock election was held at Tickets may be purchased at Fairgrounds or the camp and the delegates ADVANTAGE WHEN LOOKING MORE IH SALARY may be ordered from St. Joseph Co. Grange chase os their Governor Roy MeFOR A JOB--— EVERY WEEK Learn of Owosso, as Lt. CoverFair Assn., Fairgrounds, Centreville, Michigan nor. Leigh Jones of Adrian: as Secretary of State. Janie Pettot1 49032. of Grand Blanc and os Atty. Dick Braden of Lake Odessa was first organized by Charles General. Craig Wilson, of Flint 1 Bunday she had a surprise visit | Murphy of Vermontville who from her cousin, Mr. and Mr- 1------ •* - ------ •“* -> Leland Hatton, of Clyde, Ohio. ' yeare. in July. 1965. Murphy re­ tired and Mason Phelps, of I PtuMuletta, Calif., assumed tlie ( duties xs president. In commenting on the $50,­ 1000 addition. Wayne C. Colei., j Hastings, general manager, sold I “Il was our desire to Isolate the head being used in the automo­ tive field In order to better fa­ cilitate production" No doubt GO-GO GUITAR TOOTSIETOY TRUCKS VEHICLE SET Michigan Magnetics, Inc., of when the new addition is ready Four strings really 77. Actionful truck* every 77e Vermontville 1* adding 7.180 Six- and four-piece 77boy would love! 8-In. //c play. Plastic. // able to step qp production to sets, varied styles. I/ • ride. This 150,000 addition will be meet the ever-increasing needs In the field. The architect for the addition was Chris King, and Uie con­ tractor. Robert Halsey. Both arc from Vermontville. section will be Used primarily for the production of the head Michigan State's last four head football coaches — Jim Crowley SOLDIER SETS <1929-321. Charley Bachman <1933-46>. Biggie Munn 11947-53* Includes vehicle, 7* atorage. and Duffy Daugherty < 1954 to plenty of fighter*. /j iflcitlgan Magnetic* has con­ present* — all produced strong verted Ita entire line of heads to winning records with the Spar­ offer both the single laminar, tans. plus the laminated line which provide* a complete line of brads Michigan State has jammed for almost all application* In 76.000 - plus fans into Spartan the audio field. During the post Stadium on six occasions — four year and a half the company times with Michigan as the op­ has moved heavily* into the ponent. autotnoblle tape player market Exciting Toys and Games for which they supply the tasuLsINTERCEPTOR SP* Thls Is a very specialized field At Buy-A-Dozen Prices! With pilots, trsHpr, 77and production wre> stepped up W« have the bomb, much more. - /f • ter year. Louis states that when in an effort to keep uy with the HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE latoit you have 22 boy* on the field, orders. Mike Reynolds led the lads all wearing something different, Stereo music In automobiles is Tuesday night, rolling 198-567. it Is hardlo tell friend from foe. patterns ! Harry McCollum chalked 189­ The next game will be Oet. 20 wxnpany conducted a three-year 549. Bud Dukes 189-540, Jerry Pager 201-539. Don Bowers 2«3- wood field at 6:46. Plea to watch research program before they of­ fered three specialIxcri heads. 521, Bob Elllget 198-519. Terry the boy* in their new Jersey* strong i Morgan 203-513. Dick Rlngewold The Vlkjng* open their foot­ 172-510. Joe Stutz 193-504. Ken ball season Friday al 8 pzh on pectally designed for application LINOLEUM Beckwith 172 - 501 and Harold where speed of the tape U much the home field against Maple Aldrich 107-501. elowar than had been possible THE MODERN FASHION Valley. HOLSTER & GUN Standings: Presters and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahljr before, yet frequency response 8-ln. cap pistol In TTo Chrome Room 7. Caslte end were In Morency Sunday visiting requirements are a* high or Chargers 5. Office 4. Tool Room iter cousin. Mrs. Elisabeth Treple. higher than previously demanded real leather holster. *' and Tough Guys 3 and Court­ * Mrs. RJioda Bawdy ts staying by tite audio industry. house Service. Machine Room at th* home of her daughter. Mr. Michigan Magnetics employ* A FLOOR TO MEET and Leftover* 2. and Mr*. Herald Clarelo. * Hans, about 170 persons of which 82 son of Mr. and Mr*. Rudy OthEVERY BUDGET TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE mer. ha* been spending two Bob Miller led the circuit this week* with hi* parents. He Is considerable ■mount of dexterity. week chalking 199-545. Ed Backs attending aucnauig the uie University unive of Min­ The annual payroll is *850.I Toosivn 19°- neaota nesota. He and his mother'were 000. The majority of the em­ TOOTSIETOY TRAIN 518, Don Haywood 516 and Bruce ,. 2; in Richmond, Ind at the heme ployees are recruited from the I Brumm 493. Dick Wilcox had a of the Othmer'e daughter, Mr. Little boys (and girls) will have hours COWBOY HAT 1223 game and Ralph Richardson and Mr*. Don Good. Mrs. Prelda Michigan Magnetics is a sub ­ of fun as junior engineers. 11«8. e Just what he needs Spiegel, Mrs. Othmer's mother, sidiary of V8I Incorporated of 123 W. State St. a­ returned home with them after Loe Angeles. Calif. The plant for his favorite game. . a«ne Kenney. Michigan.State's visiting her granddaughter highly successful soccer coach, Five member* of the Lions I did not play soccer in high Club attended lhe Zone meeting "Clio.il or college. in Hasting* Monday evening. (aijx'l." belling in lhe kiti ben Shop our '66 MERCURY- aify football team travels to 1966 St Joseph County i $50,000 Addition ; Ready in October •Tne chronic orrenaers . . . drivers who have to be called atlons ... are bul k fraction of this five percent. "On tho basis of these facts, I Bliss Wins C Crown at Moline Softball Meet Woodland ncr;' Bill Bbuitk, right comer; 1 champion North ■Carolina State at Spartan Stadium in East' Lansing. The Spartans, reigning Na- . Keyed To Your Money Needs! Select a Loan to fit your needs Patrick V. Hamilton. IS, WSI injured Friday night when tbe ClydeTHvlne LOANS Soo “OK** Howard A former Portage Central High Hook, inlddlo guard; Harm Uldriks. right tackle; Bob Costelcln, Samoa. 1 Armchair Athlete WU1 and Oreg Wood will Intended department fatal act 7 Rural Boys Earn 67 Boy Scout Awards action. Ritter or its serving irtszr. Abbey at right end. Former Portage Star Injured Coach Berate Ooto's Hastings High Junior Varettg will open switch engine. Roy Basler. R3 Heatings, retum- tbe 1M6 eight-game schedule at The Michigan traffic point system "works well with nearly Country Cleb'l Cunningham. Gary Kimble and undefeated season. Jim Eckman, guards; Tom Bar­ Saturday Buras, who played on num and Kellie Allen, fullbacks; the HHB golf team, carded a pair Mike Jackson and Tom Hewitt, halfbacks, and Jim Johnson, quarterback. Bowers went out Saturday with » Also figuring In the lineup are a >9 then skied to a 47. His first three seniors out for football for McNally la a 1956 the first time. They are Duans Schrenk, tackle; Bob Wieland. Roger Cook had an eagle on ths per 5, No. 2 hole. ilve linebacker. at Ferris where River Bend win be closed for W^B. Juniors scheduled to see action open play Saturday. Sept. 17, *¥• “ are Dan Cook, center; Bob Me­ WMU. Ghan and Oreg Geiger, tackles; when the E. W. Bliss league has Coach McNally has been quot­ Jeff Lambert and Roger Patrick. its year-end tournament ed as stating "We're fired up. The round by round scores of We have worked these kids hard. gunid. the open will be found elsewhere I'm happy to report that we Coming In for special mention In The Banner. started with 53 and still have 53. The Spartans are responding fine showing of four sophomores and making progress. Our line who are scheduled to play their regular hitch during the season. They are Mike Altoft. sharing help. We still do not have good the quarterback slot with John­ son; Ron Coppess, end; Jerry to overcome this through deter- Curtis, halfback, and Tom Mor­ rison. tackle. in lhe 1966 opener, Hastings After a vigorous scrimmage scored an impressive 27-6 win game last Thursday. Coach EckSeven rural boys, members of the Boy Scout troop sponsored with the team's showing and by the Hastings Moose Lodge, that they displayed a very fine received a total of 89 merit By Buzz second, again In tlie third os attitude.. He said that he is faced with badges for Summo- work at a Youngs ceaalve defeats at the Spartans' lhe usual Inexperience that clubs evening. ।* n' hand* face each Fall. ' Fom White, neighborhood com-1 "Barry .county women, meeting Thursday night at the However. only four lettermen "We have a lot of seniors this from that squad will be available year but several of them have mioaionBr, prroented the 1966 City Hall in Hastings, Rave outdoor sports and conservation for Friday's opener. nf the area’s wildlife and natural resources a boost when they had little experience and three charter during the ceremony. of them have never played high “Ion formed a permanent Barry "County Women's Sports Club. Th? school football before." Hall presented second < ?ndlncw “ntantotipn will act as a%. auxiliary |xj the county-wide Tbe most serious handicap for awards to Billy Bator JSpor is men’s Club recently formed.’’ , ■ • . - . tita Vikings is their weight and -Lindon Endsley Is slated for the left end slot. Co-Captain Tom Ttmm for left tackle. Rex Wieland left guard. Bob Ritter center. Randy Brown or Adam Beduhn at right guard. Dave Junior Varsity ‘ Opens Season recently was injured when At Marshall Boston, ‘Point System Works Well,’ Hare Declares Spartans. The kickoff Is sophomores. Thursday with 223-603 and Rod vlriting Melvin. Returning lettermen Include John Stowell ot the Ionia area Jamie Foyer, Keith Champion. took third place last weekend hlght Delton Invades Middle­ ville, Plainwell goes to Wayland. Ball and Steve Arndt In tlie fourth with 170 and Daryl Ca­ River Valley Invades Galeaburg­ backfield and Ken Mercer, Tom hoon of Saranac was fifth with 171. Allegan. Lansing Gabriels is at Mike Payne and Roger Hussong Joe Corrigan won the first Grand Ledge, Maple Valley plays flight with a 189, Stan Thotnpkt Lakewood. Hopkins meets Grand Rapids South Christian. Dean Dingman was third with 192 Bill Beyer of Ionia took the Valley. second flight trophy with 196. Jerry Pager had 199 and Claude four 1062, mlnum Products 1, TH* HAStDiGS HAbNKBr-4 L«wit Dykltra-Auction**, LE 2-6950 F. W. Gray Clerk 102 W. State Straet at JeHene* �’ DRWE A GOOD USED CAR. "ITS CLEARANCE TIME IN RenneR FORD COUNTRY" ONI YIM OUAIANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Cruls-A-MaUc. 8 cyl. Power steering. Radio w/walls. 1964 Ford Galexle 500 Dr. Hardtop. Peaoock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 1963 Falcon 4 Dr. Radio. Automatic. 6 cyl. 1963 Rambler American Dr. Hardtop. Bland. 6 cyl. 1963 Fairfane 1959 Feed V4-Te« Pkkup mpnd.SCyL 1959 Plymouth 1966 luick Spacial 4 Dr. Sdn.; V8 automatic. Like new! Radio. One lo­ cal owner. Whitewalls. Dr. 8 Cyl. Automatic. louth Fury , Auto. 8 cyL, w/walls, radio. 250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. Several Transportation Specials RenneR Ford Inc. >1*H. Mkk. Hi. 4*5-2421 ART MEADE. 8*J- 1965 Chovelle 6 stick, radio, whitewalls. One owner. 1964 Dodge 440 2 Dr. Hordtop V8. Factory 4 speed on the floor transmission. Beau­ tiful white with red in­ terior. One owner car. 1963 Mercury Meteor 2 Dr. V8 stick, radio. 1966 OLDSMOBILE—Jet Star. 4- 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, automatic transmission. 1962 Ford Fairhne 2 Dr. 6 stick. 1961 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. Hardtop. Pwr. steer­ ing and brakes. CHEAPIES . 1959 Chev. Station Wgn. 1960 Rambler Station Wgn. 6 stick. 1960 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. auto. Power steering. . 1951 CHEVROLET % T. 4 speed pickup . . . runs real.’good! WANTED . . . Peraon to supply families In N. Barry Co. or Hastings with Rawlelgh product*. No capital necessary. Write ftawlelgh, wr Mci.«i-niYru-P«h6 HELP WANTED FLOOR INSPECTOR for micrometers, verniers, etc. Usual Employee Benefits. Used Firm Machinery ELECTRO-CHEMICAL FINISHING 33 State St. Middleville Starter and lights. -1059 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor NOTICES with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF —John Deere 16 ft. Drag. NEW FALL —1949 John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. —Ford Major Diesel Tractor in A-l Shape. —Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. —IH.C. 16 Hole Grain Drill on Rubber. FARM BUREAU'S FERTILIZER Wl 5-505* Farm Machinery Cash Per T Delivered ______ 560.65 0-20-20 5-10-30 _________ $66.05 $70.10 5-Z0-20 6-24-12 _________ $71.15 $88.35 8-32-16 ______ 12-12-12 _________ $65.90 1964 VOLKSWAGEN IMl FORD 4 DR. SEDAN Auto. 6 cyL Radio,' heater. 1963 MERCURY Price is right! We'll Spread It For *1.00 per Acre or Rent Our Spreader for —Hydraulic Valves—Host —Cylinder and Coupler. —Plow Point. —Farm Tire, and Tube. We also have a large inven- chlnery at Reduced Prices — One CASE 600 COMBINE with corn head offered at a Big Sav- 9/15 NOTICE AM YOU PLANTING WHlAT THIS SEASON? 8M1TH-DOUGLA8S FERTILIZER Bulk and Bagged. ★ Help Wasted NOT1O»: Many IMHei la "tulo" or ‘Yttaalo" column* * White Dutch Clover )aU Hollars »r» • nt tm4wi b»- BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South (Several tools available for rent) FRANCISCO WANTED — Shopper Shows Inc. FOR SALE: FRESH WI8CONneed toy demonstrators in this HEfFERS. Wanted to trade or area Immediately. Write Orplm buy 25 open Holstein Helfers Stiffler, Mulliken, Michigan. 700 to 800 lbs. Tel. MO-80226. Ed Tanis, Jenison. Mich. 9'22 OPEN FRIDAYS EXPERIENCED MECHANIC TRAILER AND CABANA at and man to run a grease rack. Middle Lake on large lot. For Good working conditions and appointment call Wl 5-4710 or benefits. Apply Larke .Buick Wl 5-9430. 9/15 SHOES FOR MEN (Good) and Chevrolet. 1435 8. Han1 pr. black tennis shoes INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED OA8I See Carl & Betty's INSURANCE REPORTER Appliances' before you buy I Man desired to handle oc­ They Sell—They Install—They casional reports within the Service. Ph. Wl 6-2833. M-37 county. Prefer man familiar tf South. “ with or traveling this area, pr. black having a polorold camera. house allppc, STALK SHREDDERS FOR Write P.O. Box 713. Royal RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ RACK OF LONG­ Oak. Michigan 9/1 ply. M37 Bo. 945-3150. U SLEEVED SHIRTS MALE HELP WANTED — Ma­ chine room help wanted for FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR LAST WEEK OF furniture factory. Experienced —Use Rexall'i fast permanent. HOUSEHOLD GOODS or inexperienced. Hastings Regular *2.00- Now *1.00. No Corp.. 657 W. State St. Wl 5­ SWEATERS OUT ON SEPT. 23 pre-shampoo — No after odor. 3466. • 9/15 Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. tf WANTED—A cook from 7 a.m. Retard rd School AsoclaUon 1962 CASE 530 BACK HOE with ' to 3 pin. Apply In person. SunWALK UP’^ND SAVE! front end loader. Battle Creek WO 3-9725. 6662. NOTICE OF MOBTOAOB FORECLOSURE BALE (h* ISlh of March,, 1003. ruled by JAMES It. SlNEr MAHJORIK BISKS. state‘*b axk^JFm 11 Mlrblcau baakiaa o 945-3150 (A'u ;pv:rf FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new bulletin* for your farm or business. No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. • MIRCURY TWyCKft Hmm 945-2479 Both Certified and non-cerUflcd . GENE8EE SEED WHEAT ALL KINDS OF II*»Ung>, Michigan («i«) 945-9103 Call collect. _____________ _ ________ • tf 3-BEDROOM HOME with ga­ rage In or near Hastings. Call 623-2719 Delton. tf WANTED TO BUY-Vlolln ot good quality. Write full de­ tails to Emory Bowen, Sara­ nac, Michigan. 10/0 ★ Work Wanted HANDY-MAN would like odd Jobs ot any kind. Call RO 6*831. tf WANTED —Baby sitting, in my home, day or night. W. state Road and Algonquin Lake area. Phone Wl 5-2304. . Philip II. Mltrktll. Juda* ot Pro- Barry Count* Mi.hu I 11 J KkUkd J. llud.on MUbl(on 5x7 to 76x20 $3.47 up PUBLICATION OBDEB. rOBBCLOBUBE NOTICE B7110I) FHA 361011503’131 MORTGAGE KALB — Drfault h -.4. I. , I. i-.r• nl limo. II PUBLICATION OBDEB. Blate of MtcMran, Troilite Court WINICKS Wl S-3324 Oil Jamro T. Bara** and Co Mlrklsao rorporation, M laud Octebsr 8, IHi. iis«susr». tlaul Bank et DrtrelL DHroll, Michl- Philip If. Mllcbtll. Heating - Plumbing Service 830 1)11. tncludiua intsrul al New • Remodel • Repair WELTON'S 305 $. Church Wl 5-535? PUBLICATION OBDBI llaatlnr*. Marry County. Mlrhlraa 10 o'clock a au Eatura Buodard Bald prowlMt »ro allualo I cr.diun, pmioil.o .piro.r.l Pullleatlon ana WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make use of JSJ. ' ri' ' ll/» L'-AWwwvy once and aay “Banner Claaaltied Adtaker. ★ Wanted to Buy UKRXARn T.UVIH HOPl-E, limo. ni 10:110 (rnd.int File No. SO*. (hi th* 'dSr.l duy ot Aus.itt. 19<i0, arllon iraa (il*4 llotipr. I’lainlltf. L.'Ul- Hoppe. n»f»n SMILEY POST BUILDINGS MOTORS MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE *■< block from Wall Lake. 460 per month. Ownership care. Cal! Kalnmaioo—FI 4-2534 af- PUBLICATION OBDBB. »f Ukbina. l-i ORDEB TO ANRWEB FARM SUPPLY 1-37 So. P.O. 171, Hastings Telephone Wl 5 - 4954. Meetings every Mond INBI8T ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GABI Bee Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buy! They Sell—They Install—They iEAUTIPUL REDWOOD near­ ly now trl-level lake front year South. around home on north aide of Wall Lake with buUUlns. Con10' x 62' EXPANDO MOBILE HOME —Take over payments. Rapids 538-6511 or CH 33783. Call Lansing IV-53905 Collect. 10/28 9/15 LARGE^LOT WITH SEPTIC TABLE PAPER — For picnics, TANK, drainfield and wen 6 'family reunions, lots of uses. miles north of Hostings. Wl 40' x 300'. 43.50 at The Ban­ 6-4710 or Wl 6-9430. 9/15 ner office. ' If Over Hastings Paint & Wallpaper Store LEGALS Alcoholics anonymous — Wl 5-2223 CANVAS TARPS 2O« N. Mkhigsa WHEELER MARINE SALES & SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats. Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-66 In Nashville. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-8074. tf REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast USED CAR LOT AND JUNK YARD, equipped, for sale. .with GoBcse tablets. Only 98c. Phone 616-623-6021. 9/15 Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/24 GOOD AS NEW STORE PI;. ' ',r! Llberal terms on financing new and used machinery. 1M1 MERCURY MONTEREY 1961 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Automatic. 2 Dr. 6 CyL Radio, heater. Bargain! 1944 LINCOLN 1941 RAMBLER 8TA. WGN. 4 Dr. Hard Top. Full Power. Standard. SteSleffi. WalU’ 1959 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 6 CyL Automatic. 1944 FORD H TON PICK-UP ALLIS CHALMER8 CORN HEAD Tauor Shop. * Creeping Red Fescue ORDER TODAY! I —Foal Hole Diggers —Rotary Cutters EXPERT TAILORING on ladle.' and men's clothing. Phone Wl Ul W. SUU Wheat Starter Special Per Ton . . . $94.45 201 N. Broadway Phone 945-3400 aaah. Burkey Auto Glass Apply in Person FARM IMPLEMENTS —Tarpaulins BARRY'S SERVICE • Milorganito We have Lown Seed in bulk: CHESTER B. STEM INC. would like to buy your land If it has a good stand of Hard Maple or Old Oak trees on it. Let us buy your wood-lot and eave It for future generations. Homer Becker, Rl. Hastings. Ph. 945­ 6746. 10/20 RICKERT'S PHARMACY at Delton since being modernised 1* the greatesll Please call us for Instant prescription ssrvZe. MA 3-6831. Hooray for Mrvlcel 9/31 WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED s * Perennial Rye Graaa Should be FomiHar with Analysis Wl 5-2426 • • Wonder Gro A Kentucky Blue Graae PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan 9/15 GOODYEAR BROS. 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Fertilixe now with one of these lawn foods:— • Heritage House /*snwrMwtf tt£U£/tS ELECTRIC Rotors repaired— Special —Your rasor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only *1.35. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 B, Jeflerson, Hastings. tf * Merlon Blue Graaa —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. CHEVROLET SEPTEMBER The ideal time for start­ ing a new lawn or renewing your old one. • Green Field STEEL STAMPINGS 124 N. Jefferson per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept 1. Also book matches. Call; Battle Creek, WO 3-0169 collect after 0 pm. NOTICES PRICES LARKE BUICK CLOTHES DRYER in very good condition. Free delivery and free Installation. Guaran­ MOBILE HOME-12 x 90-RIUteed. Reduced prices on new CARPET CLEANING IB EAST with Boat New Electric Upcralt, Lol* > available. Terms. I960 Hamilton and Prigidalre Bruih. No wet carped or handAlso 2 bedroom house avail­ Dryers. Consumers Power Co. able. On private drive, near 945-3474. 9/15 for only 9096. Hastings Floor Robert Balmer. Call Wl 5-5944 Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ or Wl 5-9155. tf FOR SALE — Electric wringer washer. In good condition. Rose tings. Phone Wl 6-5111. tf Engle. 234 E. Colfax. Phone ★ BusinMa Services Wl 6-5017. 9/22 IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY TOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for orer1947 CALENDARS — Wide varislie prints. U CARDS OF THANKS & IN MIMORIAMS—2c p«z word. HELP wium ■tamp with your name, dress and ZIP numb* — *238. Thia Include^ postage and aalaa tax. Burpee-* Spec­ ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mlciu, 49046. tf REAL BUY—On a Mobile Home. Call IV 5-3905 Lansing collect. * 9/15 PtfFLAY CLASSIFIED REAHM MOTOR SALES . Hodgee. Hodges Jewelry Store, Hastings. tf mlaalop. radio, power steering and brake* 42,350. Phone 945­ # Household Goods 603. 9/29 (Buick's most car) . . . full power. 962 FAIRLANE 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 Cyl. stand. Ra­ 1965 CHEV. IMPALA dio. heater, w/walls. White 2 Dr. Hard Top, Power steering terior. and brake*. Radio, while walls. CUSTOM Beautiful black finish. Wgn. Auto., radio. 1964 FORD CUSTOM 5H beauty with low mileage White 2 Dr. Automatic. with white and black vinyl UN­ Over 1 Transportation Specials bom $75 to $195 transmission, radio, low milc- 1949 CADILLAC .. . Fleetwood 80 Special, load­ ed with extras including air conditioning, original factory beautiful finish and lias new w/wall Radio, hewter. white sidewalls. Burgundy with black vinyl In­ terior. Sharp I 4 Dr. Hardtop. Ante, radio, heater, power steering, brakes. White sldewalh 1943 OLDSMOBILE . . . . Dynamic 88 convertible, light green finish with white vinyl top, powkr steering and 1964 Comet 202 2 Dr. 6 stick, radio, white­ 1960 FALCON walls. ... 4 door sedan, automatic 1964 FORD FAIRLANE 500 196J LINCOLN 4 DR. SEDAN Auto. 5 - way power, radio, w/walls. White with red leath­ er interior. One owner. Only 34.000 miles. 1M3 MERCURY . . . Meteor custom 3 door, V-8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion. power steering, radio, new w/walls tires, one load owner. * Notice* A Automotive . . . Sedan Deville, full power, silver grey finish, all Ui# ex­ tras. premium w/wall tires. 1964 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN pass. Wagon. VB Auto. Heat- 1964 FORD GALAX1E 506 4 Dr. Sedan. 289 V*. Automa­ tic: Power steering, radio, heater. One owner. Real clean! ... 4 door hardtop, spotless Inside and out. Full power and many extras. 13 month* war­ ranty on this fine one owner 1964 Chevrolet Convertible Sharp ear. » V8 automatic, heater and 1961 CADILLAC whitewalls. All Can Reconditioned Where Necessary and in Classified Paragraphs MINIMUM RATI—5Oc for Tw.nty Word*. V-* engine, automatic trans­ mission, power steering, radio, w/walls, attractive dark green finish. 1964 THUNDERBIRD 1966 Mustang . . . Landeau Coupe with air 2 Dr. Hardtop. 289 V8 conditioning, power steering eng., 3-speed. Still under and windows. Beautiful blue finish with black cordova top. factory warranty, like new condition. 1943 CADILLAC 1956 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 stick. SAFE BUY USED CARS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 1944 CORVAIR 1966 Buick LeSabfo . . . Monxa coupe, Hardtop 2 Dr. One owner. transmission, w/walls, radio, Power steering & brakes. white with blue vinyl interior. 3 Dr. Hardtop. * Cyl. Automatic 1963 Riviera 1959 Ford Golaxie 500 USED CAR CLOSE-OUTS RED TA6 / SPECIALS! Wfc-------------WM Adi StU Um.4 llnu. �LEGAL! Curd uf Thank Spacial Evant* In Two Models Traffic FALL RUMMAGE SALK. half-day, k%£-‘ 17, Parish House, spotuored by lhe Hastings BPW Club. I !X“ folks who helped so much in our trail** «a Betty Birman •trUUsa, thanks and appreciation to all oar relatives, neighbors, friends beautiful floral offerings, money and food brought in during our Pennock Hospital and Borgeu Hospital, Kalamazoo. A special thank* to the Rev. George Elliott MxdUon, comfort, Leonard-Osgood Funer­ al Home, and also the poll-bear- auu Bu; aicBM-a r. MUI »L. caraUM The *11 new CAMARO will be built in sport coupe and convertible models (Super Sport shown above). The Camaro line incorporates many sprightly options that include concealed headlamps behind a lattice grille which opens ana closes when lights arc turned on and off, pins a hood with simulated louvers and a wide “bumble bee" paint band on lhe nose. A 350-eu.-inch V8 engine ia used In the Super Sport version of the CAMARO. They go on display September 29. The family of Orville Cook CARD OF THANKS The family of Hazel B. Higdon wishes to express a heartfelt their many acts of kindness, th. Ioll<n visits, food, errands, prayers, flowers and plants during her long Illness, at-home. In the hos­ pital and at Sunset Acres, her Data; Auiul 91, 1»««. Philip II. Milehall. Judj. ot Profriends and neighbors for their dally visits and deeds and her minister. Rev. Gladding, for his prayers and comforting words predated and remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs will always Marriage Licenses Teenagers Are Involved in \J Teenage drivers — although they comprise about seven per­ cent of the licensed drivers In Michigan—were Involved Ln 155 percent-of Uie accident*, a study of more than 100,000 Michigan accidents lias revealed. The survey, a computer study conducted by the Michigan De­ partment of State, was done on 102598 accident reports submit­ ted by the Michigan State Police be John Oeo. Kester Robert C. Smith Chu. A. Higdon CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin­ cere thanks and appreciation to the many friends, relatives and neighbors for the beautiful floral offerings; the cards and personal calls of sympathy; the food gifts; the multitude of ways in which you rendered assistance, and your thoughtfulness toward the future needs of the family of Michael K. Green. A special "thank you" to the Nashville Fire Dept.; Dr. Myers; Vogt Funeral Home; the pallbearers; the re­ spective neighborhoods; the Ma­ ple Grove Bible Church; the Nashville E.U.B. Church "Home Builder’s" Class: Rev. Potter for his revealing message; former from Jan. 30. 1066, through July 20, 1060. a prelude for Laird factors," »*». Michls**, * which all creditor! LEGAL! Wilbur 'Sal naan lUlr.l: K'jM'inbrr I Fhlllt* H. Milehi bal*. Kkh.rd J. Huhoo PUBLICATION OJDER. "In all. 15,929 of the accidents studied involved 16-19-year-olds, 155 percent of the total. Hare feels that lhe total percentage of under-20 drivers in Michigan Is about seven percent. In any event, teenagers gel Into more than their share of accidents .. . and this takes Into consider­ ation Uie low percentage of the 16-year-olds who were Involved in only 297 accidents. "At age 17. a sharp upward trend begins." The study re­ vealed that 3964 of the 17-yearolds were in accidents. "At 18, the pattern shoots up­ ward to 5,624. This appears to be lhe second most dangerous 'ac­ cident age.' And it crests at 19. At 20. it drops to 4956. At 21. accident Involvement goes down "Starting with 29 and on through 49, totals were over 15M. They drop below lhe PUBLICATION OBDBB. Nl.t. of UlrhU.n. Pi tor Ibr <bun«, of IHrrj Ratlins*. Sllclilcxn Hclilrmix.r I J NOTICE: PUBLIC HEARING. OBDBB OF PUBLICATION— nasi Aeons*. BOAlUt O|t ( COUMtWHIO' Publleelie Business Directory <1) "In lhe late teens, young drivers become more blase . . . more conscious of speed, more 'show-offish' in front of their friends; (4) "At 18 - ID. youngsters are usually graduated from high school. They orc more on their own. They become more inde­ pendent. And they often become more 'rebellious'; (5) “They usually have Jobs and money and are able to buy cars of their own . . . often un­ safe ‘Jalopies' which they soup up for drag racing and high­ speed driving. The combination of the young driver and the old car can be a 'deadly' one. This, in my opinion, is one of the most Important reasons for coigpulsory motor vehicle inspection It will get many unsafe 'junkers' oil the roads, ones with dangerous brakes, steering and. other me­ chanical deficiencies; (8) "At 18-18, drinking anions teenagers can become a problem . . . moat definitely a factor in accident - involvement. Drinkink' is often the unseen culprit be­ hind much teenage bad driving although it may not be Listed a- SHERWOOD-STACK earth's population tMUKMiM Am. «■» wi «-*••)—**•. wi MTU Dowling day. Starting Monday first Junior Vanity game with Galesburg at homo at 7. second Vanity football game at Junior Varsity team will travel to Bangor. RUTLAND TOWNSHIP The following proposal to be voted on* by the qualified electors, of Rutland Township, will appear on the Ballot ot the November 8, 1966 General Election. "Shall the sale of spirits in addition to beer and wine be permit* same? MARY LINDERMAN 8^-8 “ "We're As Near As Your Telephone" SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Wall, Drain wait.-Ben Franklin Store. State field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st at Jefferson. 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV- 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv- St. Phone Wl 5-53)6. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Has- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repairs and sharpening. Saw parts and supplies. McCulloch WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Guaranteed workmanship. Also all kinds of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Engraving. Miller Jewelers. lid W. State St. to your specifications. Farm Bu­ reau Services. M37 So., Wl 5­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from th. 2223. Phone Wl 5-2123. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV- ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. and white). Jacobs Prescription Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Wl 5-5176. GAMBLE'S Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch REPAIR SHOP—All ible by VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, parts, hoses and SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ tors, machinery and chain saws Bevcrwyk's Color Center, 221 Pahiirailoa HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN- Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone Wl TROPHY CENTER—Plus special. 5-5052. Hoover Sales and Service, Steury Electric, 222 5. Jefferson. Business Service* Offered Phone 945-5316. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rile Water ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Carpenter Hardware. System. Sold, installed, sarviccd. and supplies, Kelley Bachio Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623Scrvico, 521 MiddleviUd.Rd., WE REPAIR radio and record 53B1. players (STEREO and HI-FI». Music Center. 138 W. State. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV­ Hastings. Phone 945-4284. ICE. For deta.ls c^l 945-3187. INSURANCE Clark guest at the home of her bro­ ther, the Ford Caseys. Other re- LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel Horse Agency for Iniurancoond Bond* JERRY ANDRUS within the Township of Rutland under appliances. Call 945-2317. Geographic says. By AD. 2.600 each earthling would have leu than a yard of land; by 3.600 the weight ot the earth's population State Farm Insurance Swaneon Ineumnoe Casey* were guests of the Lewi* Marbles and Ray Davis for ice eream cake honoring Mr. Casey * birthday. Stanton Mr. and Stanton. -Mra^ Fred Gratia Karmes were guests of Marjorie Buck at WMU over the neral of the former's nephew. Warren Stanton, at Thompson­ sophomore yrar at Kellogg Com­ ville Aug. 3. munity, Janine at Central and Carol will be leaving for Mich­ EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL igan State. CHURCH Rev. Don M. Gury, Rector Victor visited Mr. and Mra By Mr*. Donald Pfoetrock and Robert Rockwell and family and 0 a.m. Holy Communion. ■ 4 Hliflap Wl 5-474V 11 am. Family wonhip and Ladle Conklin Is convalescing family of Olivet, on Sunday. at ins iiomc following haspitallAtty, and Mrs, Edward Kalald- , „ zaUon for injuries sustained In jian of South Orange. N. J, and cWldrenan automobile accident two weeks ago * Members of the Methodist their daughter, Emmy, will visit | ills aunt. Sirs. DoroUiy Adrounlc, j day and the public is invited to from Thursday to Saturday en I attend the noon meal being route to Evanston where Emmy | served in the basement of the is a student at Northwestern church. * Mra. Doris Pierce en­ Unlveraity. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appel- ' tertained the Northeast Dowling Farm Bureau at her home Tue.s- man were Ln Hopkins Saturday.' visiting Mrs. Blanche Nosh and Hospital Guild Dowling chapter Mra. Esther Ware. met Wednesday. ★ The Howard I Mr. mj-j Ciayum Jorrard I Dmkea returned recently Rom caH«d on tier cousin, the Bill' a visit In Uie East Tawas are«k ; Gambles of Thornapple Lake. The A. E. Thornton family are i Friday afternoon, finding Bill vacationing at Grayling. * Mra.1 fcding much better. Mr. Jar-! Wesley Edmonds has been visit- nuxl aunU Mr Ing with her brother and family, orover Welker of Nashville the Curl Hoffmans of Augusta mday. The Jarrards were Bun-1 and rvtunied home last week, i rlliy (llnn(.r gu^ts of Mr. and Mrs. BeUe Hoffman and Leona Mrr. Gordon Book of near OaksMeek from Urbandale were re- bun?< and spem Sunday evening cent visttars at Mrs. Edmond's । - • ••-- •------- -• »•- — home. * Mrs. Renee Altman is ! Harold Cast a medical patient at Pennock i HbuseguesU for a few days last Hospital. I week at ,„ v Walter Wallaces the Sunday visitors at the Lloyd were her sister and husband. Mr. Gaskill homo included Mr. and and- Mrs. -- - R. F. Adair, of- — Detroit. Mrs. Bernard Quigley of Hns- Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. tings, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Carl Rickert of Grand Rapids Boclicller of Barryton. Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Bruce Bochellcr and chil- Eaton of Pontiac. drni of Comstock Park. Grand Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oaster Rapids, the Ronald Bachcller and family were in Marshall family of Berkley, the Howard Sunday to attend a family gath­ Bachcller family ot Royal Oak. ering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reniger. On Monday and son from California and the evening they were dinner guests Robert Gaskill family of Dow­ at the home of her parents, the ling. * The Dowling Dudes 4H Peter Martins, to observe tlie Saddle Club met last week wedding anniversaries of both Thursday evening with Mns. the Martins and lhe Outers. Donald Drake. Mra. Margaret Piter of Kala- in many-instances/ AUTO — FIU BONDS Thursday the bells were still tSL!“5 iBetty Jean) Kindt of Genoa. Ohio, visited them for four days the provision of the law governing Hare noted that the number dipped lo below 1,000 at 69 and below 100 accidents at 81. "If* quite interesting that 9 drivers over 90 were involved, including one who wu 95." Hare said it wu difficult to dent involvement frequency" of the older teenagers. He did cite some general reasons: (11 "Younger teenagers . . .1617-year-olds . . , are still imbued with, many of the good driving habits acquired in driver train­ ing and ore generally pretty careful drivers; . (2) "They often drive the family car . .. and they are cau­ tious behind the wheel so that they don't jeopardise their use nil*. (XftM Wl J-4100 cent callers were the Lawrence and Leon Fuhrs. The Caseys' ted for consumption on the premises PUBLICATION OBDBB. Stalo of Mkhlrta. Pl tor lh» Counlr of Barry KtUI* of florion M. OF DISTINCTION Lawrence BreHiere UawdOuriM *«. Hmm Wl I-IOU—Wl Mill .. NOTICE Weight Watchers' Club; the Nashville Co-operative Elevator employees; Post Cereal Bldg. 29 workers; R & F Industries em­ ployees and the Class of 1957. The family of Michael K. Green Delphla, wife; daughters Gale, Gwendolyn and Cell! Mr and Mrs. Richard D. Green and Sidney Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Green and sons Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Goforth, Br., and family MKMORIAL MON UM INTI . Mrs. Te^ry King and daughter, Irlsta. of Ann -rArbor are vLCUng — — -—r the Chet Bangharta this week 20 while Mra. King (Helene) is recovering from eye surgery. Terry will be here thU weekend and M*H*rat Eitbij Osd«n, IlMUa*i Most Accidents _ Personal Mention Call 945 3481 If ThiiWeayy.-Sarvic* and.'Rapal SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 5. Hanover, 945-3862. Free (ervice for one and TV Service. 228 N. JeHerm Phaa» Wi 5-9l87. �Honor 'Aunt Sue' With Open House On 90th Birthday GOP Women Jo Attend State Meet in Kalamazoo South Street. opened their home Club are to hear Mary Scranton, Wth birthday on Sept. 5 Sixty-eight relatives and friend* called between the hours of 2 and &. including out-of-town guests from Grand Rapids. Battle Creek. Laingsburg. Nashville. Farmington imd Richland Mrs Boyle* U one bom to Mr and Mn who lived for many ; farm near Martin Ct ry County. at the Michigan Republican Wo­ men’* Federation annual conven- note the convention and delegates and State Central Chairman Elly Anyone wishing to attend may call Mn. Dorothy Adrounle. WI ley, WI 5-4412 Charles Boyles, and with the ex­ ception of three years which they spent In Denver. Colo, they lived on a farm near Richland until id* death In 1918. Site spent 26 winters and some summers in Bl Petersburg, Fla. Since 1962 she ha* lived In Uie home of Mr. and Mrs Gordon Kenyon and their son. Sidney, at 538 E Grand Street To them and to many people who know her. she MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA — Mbs Mary Charlotte Lewi* and Airman Second Class Glenn R. Roc. were married Baturday. Aug. 13. al the Church of the Valley at Fair Oaks. Calif. Their parent* are Mr. and Mn. Clarence Lewi* of Anderson. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Root of R3 Hastings The groom 1* a 1983 graduate of Hutings High School and enlisted tn the Air Force in November. 1964. ot her cousin, Mra. Clyde McSylvia Reynolds at the Allegan Mot leal Facility. Practical Nurse Education Center Graduates Class Member* of the 40th do** of the Kellogg Community College ITncUcal Nurse Education Cen­ ter on Sept 7 completed their studies at Community and Leila HospRol*. MONEY WONT BUY HAPPINESS! a bunch of summer bill* is credit rating high. Any arrxxmt to $1,000. brother*. MBo and Roland Barry, and her sister*. Mr* George Ragla and Mr*. Leo Fisher. Her other broUier. Arthur, of St Petersburg Mint greetings but was unable to be present. A telepirone call to a niece. Mr*. Robert Malllson. Or­ lando. Fla., completed the happy day. Although she lias suffered from crippling -arthritis for yean, site is alert and active and spend* her days sewing, reading, crocheting and writing letter*. Recently nlic enjoyed a four-day trip to Carn da with a niece, Mrs. Beatrice Per- Milo Barry Assisting with birthday cakes, serving and arrangement* were Mra. Perrin. Mn Ragla, Mr*. Milo Barry. Mr*. Wendell Putter, Mr*. Waynard Jarrard and Mr*. Lorry­ carpenter. West Woodland By Vidor Sisson ton Center Methodist Churchea being in St. Mary's Hospital, Grand Rapids, until Aug. 14. lie was taken to Sunshine Hospital could not operate to put In a Merry Lee Belson Become* Bride. Presbyterian Rites Unite Couple in Lovely Ceremony Dole OBacnhdmcr. Jr., were united in marriage in a double­ ring ceremony M the First Presbyterian Church at 4 pm. Saturday, Aug. 27. performed by the Rev. Willard Curtl*. The bride is the daughter of! Mr. nnd Mrs Carl Bedaon. 603 W. Wyandotte cutting the cake; Itself. Ha la able to be up In a Pavtlch of Hastings pouring; the bright side. HLs youngest Mis* Marcia Mulder, Hasting*. at daughter, Doris, 'Mra Arthur the punch table; and Mis* Deante Vanderpool, Milan, Ohio. and family, have been missionShores, at the gift table. Merry * sorority. Sigma Kapps, serenaded the couple following been field superIn Undent. I* exlhe reception and Dale's fratern­ ity Phi Sigma Kappa, presented teat at thu month and they plan LOVELY BRIDE—MU* Linda Margaret Blossey became the bride of Jaffrey J. Hinman in an Impressive ceremony at 7:30 o'clock In Christ The King Lutheran Church at Orow* Pointe on Batur­ day. Aug. 20. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Helmut Blossey of Peartree Lane. Grosse Pointe, and the groom 1* the son of Hastings Postmaster and Mrs. Charles Hinman. 423 W Center Street They are now at home at 309 Walnut Strict, Kalamaaoo. The new Mr*. Hinman 1* a senior al Western Michigan Univer­ sity and her husband is a special education teacher here. Ringo Swingos Open Foil Season on Saturday. Sept 24. in Uic East Gym Guests welcome. To Present Free Paintings Thursday Another season of dancing got homo for their fa- underway Saturday night a* the Ringo Swtngo Dance Club held 11 their first dance at the East Gym , The free paintings which were ar™ Marve Freestone of Holland be­ won at Artists’ Workshop* out­ nn h. duil« u clkr. TMriy- door art show win be presented NteUiimCr attend^ lixiulm; Thuraday night. Sept. 15. at the coup;*, Odessa i Workshop's social meeting R?HAMlnra Tbe br,tU1 0DUP,° wlU rn‘kc per Mr. and Mra Gaylord Flory ..Ju-lr h«™ «.1W H. Ad«m. citv "tre. moriSZ Mra ' Winner* of the palnUngs are The alter vanes were filled with ypJunji non « WoodUM. °" “» I “ld snowflake mum* and white and I — — ' ■ Kathryn spent last weekend at Brue* Mead* and the Fu,ir waa held and Mra Blake Rising and Mr lwcre NtethJ^r and 0051 Meads n,xl Bonnie ; Thf program for the evening their Houghton Lake cottage. Monday forenoon Mrs Prey call­ two bo ’ r * Oaylord and family u position left vacant bv framing by Russ Dlngeraon Punch Sharon William* song 'Because" "teX NeiS *nd cookie* will be rened. All '-Wedding Prayer.' Praver " n.., -r Glenn Miller of Hale. * Mr and and "Wedding mop at Cleveland uteveuuio to visit the tne -----------------r , _ ~ ——to atop members and friends are invited Mrs. Sterling French are the ent from Chicago, TH.; Maple Gene Rising*. Ha would get moved to Detroit. to attend the meeting which will Edith Larson. Director of Nura- proud grandparent*, of a seven by her father, wort- an "A” line Springs, N. Y.; Glendora, Call/.; home in Lima for lhe opening of I The club 11 *P"n*orlng square | begin at 8 o'clock. 1 pound. 10H ounce girl. Narcla rayun urgiuizu gown with lifted Milan. Ohio: 8C. Paul, Minn.; tbe New York City echoota a* he dance lesson* every WednesdayEUa bom to Mr. and Mra. Vem evening at the Ea-'.t Gym. Tlie Oraduote Practical Nurse 1 Bcotl of Plainwell on Sept. J in waist. Beaded scalloped ChanShore*. Wayne, Pontiac, South­ next regular dance will be held) USEJkANNER WANT ADS! Bronson Hospital. * Mr. and bodice and center panel of the field. Grand Rapid*, Battte Maguiro i Donna Steeby >. Has­ Colon where she attended Trachtings who will be employed In ent* of a six pound. IS ounce skirt. The detachable watteau Creek. lAnaing, Concord, WyanPort Huron; Connie VanSyckle, girl. Naomi, born Sept 4, at chapel train was complete with a aumed her teaching of Home Dowling, at Community Ho-pltel, Community Hospital. Mr*. Couch silk English onranza with a for­ Battle Creek; Jeanne and Caro­ ward floral headpiece of match­ lyn John-Ton. Delton. at Pennock The WSC8 met at Uie home ing orgunz-a enhanced with *oR Hospital; Linda Stowell. Wood­ ,<Mni*<i MT*, Frank Ntethamar. land, at Greenville, and Anne of Mr*. Norwood Hughes Wed­ green Ulte* of tho valley. 6h* By Mn. Lloyd Owm MM test Mra Blake Riling and SkedgaU, Nashville, at Charlotte. nesday. ♦ Wednesday Mr*. Ru­ carried a bouquet of white and dolph Soya and Imt committee yellow roae*. baby breath and Mr. and Mra Robert Bobuda Greenvilla Bunday end visited met al U>c Methodist Church to Jnand children from Albion called Mra. Chloe Hauer. They found sister's maid of honor. Rrldf«- on Mr. and Mra Will Gurd. Sun- kOra Hau* feeling fine'. She Mr*. Robert Frey and family atemalda were Mis* Judy TrachMr. Harley Bawdy of Bay City dinner with Mr. and Mr*. Fred combined birthday Frey. In the afternoon Mr. and both their birthday* Mrs Lynn Towns of tAnslng. route to Allegan son called on tho group. * Mr*. Miss Teachworth and Mias BarVcregvlecn Leonard and chil­ tantl are sorority sister* of the AUegap County Fair for a num­ dren spent Saturday with Mr. bride Th.- maid of honor nnd There'a a lawyer in your life—There will come a lime ber of year*. Ke will return home and Mrs Leo Frey. Jimmy stayed bridesmaids dresra were all In in your life when you need the wise counsel of a person tho'lMh. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor all night * Mr. and Mrs. Doug­ •cospray color with cotton lace las Crago and family of New bodices. modified empire waist­ from South Haven •* Mrs. Jatkle trained in the law. Just as surely as you turn to your clergy­ Berlin. Wl*.. spent the weekend lines trimmed with satin and Segur and Connie from NUh- key at Pennock Hoapttal Friday. Mra Harriet Perkin*. who form ­ visiting Mr. and Mr* Gordon matching lace waUcau panel vllle railed at Lynden Ndtrt*’ man and your doctor, you will turn lo your lawyer in time erly reelded hero or. Barnum X : J. Buxton. trains complete with Dior bow. Friday. of need. Right now, before you need him, is the lime to Mr. and Mn/Lynden Norrt* Mr. and Mra. Robert Phillips and *Um skirt* of sheer chiffon. room but expected to go home and daughter* attended the wed­ All carried solid boll* of white consult turn on problems that may lead to trouble; he is on Baturday. ding of Ml® Ruth Ann Crandell and yellow snowflake mums and Albert Reeoor and daughter. daisies dyed to match the sworn by lhe ethics and traditions of his profession to servo Helm, with Edward Reeaor. were the Ackerman Baptist Church drnwes. They all wore, daisy, District. Bunday. *■ Mr and Mra you faithfully and under the seal of privacy. If you have a I Roy . Chandler from Haallnga dinner guewt* on Bunday, Sept near Jackson, Saturday. * Mra. headpieces Mrs David Rathbun of 620 Jen­ nings Landing. Battle Creek, as­ sisted by members of tlx- Battle Creek District Michigan Licensed Practical Nurses Association. Other TMtinuas in honor of this class were a luncheon given by the Sisters of Mercy at Lrila ^oapKal on Aug. 3; a luncheon at Community Hospital on Sept. 6; and a class banquet at In­ mans. Holiday Inn, Battle Creek on Aug. 30 attended by class! Banfield-Vicinity nations, the fraternity flower. Fur their wedding trip through Northern Michigan, tbe new Mra Oasenhetmer wore a three-piece East Doud Births at Pennock MODEL«| FINANCE CQ| MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Halting* Phone 945-3429 aad Friday tiU I P.M 2h% Pa. Ma fa tJOO Edith Groat hud live Thursday Little Muss Judy L1 n d s a y, called aft Lloyd Owen* Bundgy. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Thom“* ■— - --• _ j I children from Algonquin and ’ Leonard were Sunday dinner flower girl and Master Douglas I Mr. and Mra William Oox and guc*t* of Mr. and Mr*. Norman Owen, ____ ______ son___ of____ Mr._____ and_____ Mr* children from Nashville were Frey In Battle Creek. Later the Chauncey Owen of Concord, two families drove to the home)Mich., was the ringbeonr Lloyd Owen*. of Mr and Mr* Everett Couch Richard Inwe of Southfield to are the new young lady. * acted m hl* fraternity brother's Mlae Amalia Walt* plana to Mr. and Mra Willard Hlbbanl best man. John Lacko ot Kalafrom St Mary’s Lake called on weekend visiting her niece. Mra Mr and Mra Fred Frey Sunday. Ind. and David Guinn of Palos ♦ Mr and Mrs. Gordon Buxton Heights, Hl., also fraternity were Saturday caller*.al the brothers, were ushers. Harold Gray home in Olivet. Mr. and Mr*. Robert towel). Mr. and Mra Percy Ellsworth R1 Hastings, were master and of Hale spent la*t Sunday with mistress of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs Leo Prey and For her daughter’s wedding, I Kathryn at Houghton. * Mr. and Mrs Bclson chose a three-piece Mrs. Robert Phillips and family bone-beige silk suit with peaattended the lodeo In Sparta last Sunday * The Johnson re­ sngc of yellow rones The groom* union »u held al Bedford Park un Sunday. let dress with white accessories and a corsage cf yellow rose* The reception was held follow­ ing the ceremony In the Leaaon Sharpe Memorial Hall with Miss Carolyn Sunders of Dearborn and Miss Fran Urtaanek of dec and daughter of Heatings. In Gllmcre Museum near Hickory Corners and greatly enjoyed the foreign care, old American car*, steam engines, narrow gauge problem, consult your lawyer promptly. If you don't have a lawyer, call your local bar association or contact the— State Bar of Michigan, Lansing 48914. whkh are on display there. «oq of Lansing visited the R.,'J. Waldrops on Bunday. 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Now have all the clear, filtered water you wont at a turn of your faucets. For a free estimate . . . Pick up your phone and say . . Hey Gallufan Man 313 N. Boltwood, Hatting* Wl 5-5102 JI 8EE YOUR ELECTRIC HEATING CONTRACTOR OR CONSUMERS POWER PA Aad «twn you talk wilh your doator, ask him about tho SPECIAL ALLOWANCE for I ncrooring your aloctnc aorWca on trance rapacity I �The Hastings Banner To Honor 44 Mrs. Kunde kng.TimeLlJS.'S^X Section Three—Paget 1 to t> I Thursday. September 15. 1966 «nd- Church Members . Mrs. Sonneville ! To Ordain Pastor At special Snecinl C.rarp /ll IrTllCe Dies Friday; Brethren Services I Dr. Herman A. Hoyt, president Rites Monday of Grace Theological Seminary ntar Shultz, who died Friday mesaagta on "prophecy” at tlie morning. Sept 9. al Bronson, Grace Brethren Church at Jet­ Hospital In Kalamazoo, were | ferson and Center Streets. held at 2 p.m. Monday al tire The eeriea begins Sunday, Hcnton-Smlth Funeral Home at Sept. 18, and conUuues through Udton. Sunday. Sept. 25. except WedThc Rev. Donald Tack offl- nesday. when there will be a Cedar Creek Cemetery. I Dr. Hoyt, who has a wide Mra. Bonneville had suffered Bible teaching ministry and who to the hospital three days prior books, will preach on ‘The Signs She was bom on Oct. 27. 1899 on Sunday night, fojIn Barry County, the daughter! *owed CQch evening by timely of Gtorgc nnd Almlna (Mlnzey) 1 WP,C» **lh flnal «neM»3eL?n Kenyon On Jan. 1. 1918. alie Sunday evening. Sept. 23. "The nuurled Lester Sonnevllle. She tlme for lhe «cond ot worked for lhe HasUngs Aluml- i Christ is at hand." num Products Company from | Also on Sunday. Sept. 18. Pas1945 until retiring in 1960. I tor Russell Sarver of Grace In addition to her husband, i Brethre n Church will be ordainshe Is survived by two daugh- i cd minister. tera, Mr*. Dale iLoma> Larabco ‘ 'to attend --------All‘ are welcome of R2 Delion and Mrs Donald those services. 'Lorraine' Manning of R1 Has­ tings; eight grandchildren: four great grandchildren, and u sis­ ter. Mra. Adnh Misener of South­ gate. Calif.For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481 Stan Trumble, C.L.U. Seventh-day Health. Welfare Center Program Forty-four Of membra theisley and Prisoners’ Meals Representatives Need Donors for From 9 Churches Middleville Cost County Attend Course Representatives from tbe nine Next Monday S1.296 in August churches were present at lhe family of Williams’ and Grand Streets, anil be honorvd u TOth anniversary of Johnson. the load chureb The anhlverthe thrill of their lives, as they not only saw him, but Ruby rho have been members sliook iuuids with him. after he alighted from his plane at the more, and the dates of their airport. membership ore aj follows: w Cooley; 1016, Amy Bower, Wilma Pennington: 1020. Ruth West, Margaret Phillips; 1021, Mildred Factor. Arlene Struble, Arthur Struble; 1922. Olive Campbell, Fred Bower. Harvey Myers, Mary Myera, Lucille Bennett. Floyd Myers. Lois Miller, Otta b'tc.-by, Clarabelle Apsey. Wanda Col­ ston; 1926. Leon West; 1929. Pearle West; 1931. Dorothy Reid: 1932. Clancy Tift. Lcnabdle Tift Clay Adams, Minnie Adams. Wil­ liam Sponable. Edith Scakley; 1933, Eva Bunnell. Mildred Olm­ stead. Virginia Myera. Elmer Apsey; 1935. Jennie Eltcrbcck. Minnie Murray; 1939, Bemlre Calms; 1940. ^larence Bump, Myrtle Bump. Melva Whitney. Winifred Keller; 1941, Dorothy Cuppon. Mary Lou Dawn. Beulah Hathaway. Keith Myers. Kenneth Stamm. Those who lune gone out from the church to give special Christian service will also be Th— Clark O Ahuna 1900 E R Officert Make 55 Tript to Charlotte In Buty Month j । first of the "Christian Life 'and .Witness" classes which was held nt the Wesleyan Methodist lhe right type’" Your anxwer Church Sundaj- aftmoon. Barry County spent >1,296 for meals for prisoners In the Eaton County Jail during August. BherI Iff Merl H. Campbell reported to supplied to the Hastlnm Area .Linda Kleinschmidt, a1964 [he of Supervlsors Tues. Youth Council by tlie Billy Gra­ ham Films AaiociaUcn. and is — -- traduate of the University of t Michigan School of Dental Hy- j “ay| giene. is now associated with Dr. In addition, his officer* made counseling program Ip their Among the 332 members ot,'' Fremont R. Brooks here. Her ‘ 55 trips lo Charlotte, transport- large campaigns. The Instructor. Rev. Olson W. Hl«h School. _• ; Clark extends an Invitation to Eaton County seat The three any who migh. desire to take collegiate careers will be three sheriff's cruisers traveled a total the course. from Hastings. of 16.607 miles during the 31­ Frtxn tl»e who take the day period. course, the counMlora will be *e24*4 Ottawa TralL Mazk Engle 1J s' lected for the showing of the at 940 W. Madison and Evelyn * naSlltlgS Sheriff's officer* policed' 66 (Urn. "The Restless Ones” Sept. vonReis of 1402 S. Broadway. — ----” traffic accidents in which two Also a member of Alma's Class persons were killed. 40 more were of *70 will be Katherine Murray The Ray Overholt Family of injured and there was property of R3. Hickory Corners. Battle Creek will be at tlie Han- damage in 37 accidents. The freshmen will participate in a three-day orientation sea-' t,niES BapU-st Church Sundaj'. | Officer* made 26 other traffic sion prior to regtatratlon on! Sept. 18 for the 11 a.m. and 7:30 ; investigations, issued 71 traffic summons, assisted other departWednesday. Sept. 21. The flrat pm serricra .i """ । ments, on 23 ocaslons, registered I 21 guns, checked out 47 mlscelprogram ore scheduled -for of ****'• ^Li wife. Millie, and laneous complaints, made 26 Thund.y.Sax n. TIRO OlVMid U>nnl<_ They ue «W» ■m-rt Is Voder the Alma academic well-known In Michigan and . beautiful floweni and a smile for everyone. . , 3 from Hastings Enroll at Alma SiSu’ w H,«h l*h“' u. Overholt Family Baptist Church 2S7 =““>“!--- --------- - ----- ■">' ■ »;. Richard aremnuel.n. and ■‘cred S dmm, .h™ lor drnw p;>. Health and Welfare Center, lo­ Md Mahler IMS; SUv.cUo Army ^STrfUir^l-^U." rSf^ rr~«»« anur. Ray', eompwa. „„„ ich of three 11-wrek terms. '.Z;' , anvmg. tnree lor minors n p»cated at 121 Wort. State in the Teresa Webber Spyker 1920; New ^T. ” D “ Swanson, col. Uon Thousand-Angels. Is toxlcanLs plus Dr LTJ Robert Uon "Ten UI scsslon Vision of of ln intoxicants, plus asasr.ow in Hendershot Building has been Mexloo Mission Work. fcr. and i^ p^S^t ^ys thJFduril «« r.OW in World-Wide WOr d-Wlde «l^but^ distribution I .‘...I,. - ...I oth« taw I.... viotatlons. i„„. serving Barry County for the Mr*. Leon West. 1948. <>n record and song sheet. One I Prior to the banquet there will Jntof thcir 1AUst «'co«lln83- "I'U * During thia lime 260 persons te own hou» ‘IS pm. on Un Si “• «» "Uh. Mom." was aruun by Mrs Overholt. Tho 6lh.CThibitlon and bourse of clothing, plus dishes, turn!- pm, ~ ............... ' U»_~ne da>. Amrirer. Tverv~~r.yi~~V>m7~iA-o77~ ~,T. Ulan under me two - sesnestcr 1p’“tor, Russc11 Houseman of Of Albion Coin Club will be sary week wlU abo Include the al Alma. thc local c been distribated. anniversary Sunday. Sept. 25. lhe llcadClnjC to attand. The church wishes to take this wUh a special woml.lp service at I N --------»— •* — • ----$1 Nursery N opportunity to thank nil who 11 am al which Ume Rev. A M have contributed to thia organl- CoMmm a rmmer pm«,. .U> rpfSlSSSS oe U1O MUUHII uxiy qmuiiyuig bun, U» mm-ge. ,OT the dean's list, Dr. Swanson = I for served. Cali 945-3013. 945-9465 or | said, ruse to ti»e highest level In 945-3614 if you have articles to donate or in need. The renter-------------------------------- o_ j An enrollment of npproxlmatewill be open on Wednesday* from I p|ans Acfrivitiflc 10 nm. to 2 am. to serve you. ritms MCriVITIGS [ ly 1.050 students is anticipated Members of lhe Hiawatha Re- at tho outset of the 1966-67 Donna West of Kalamazoo Is b<kah Lodge plan to attend a school year. ------------ •------------visiting her mother. Mra. Audrey visitation of District 23 at BelAckley, a few daya thia week. B & K Rebekah Lodge Phone Vermontville 259-7298 bw 'nside the bright turbulent WeS* world of todays youth... Sydiai^nnSUIUM Central Auditorium SPECIAL (Hastings) Take Home Ronald Keithley Receives Scholarship To N. Y. University the .‘.canon Friday evening. The Past Noble Grand meet­ ing will be Wednesday, Sept. 21, with Mrs. Bertha Weyennan and Ronald C. Kclthlay, waa awajdthe regular lodge meeting Is ed the John Ben Snow Scholar­ ship by the Root Tilden selec­ tion committee of the New York day. Sept. 25, to deliver canned University School of Law. fruit, and other Items. a project Tills scholarship carries a sti­ of District 23. They will also put pend of »1.000 and In addition, on a program for those Uvjng al a full tuition scholarship In lhe . iI Wiiioutu amount OI of •*1300 i/mu irauun* making a itiuu total .......... Following Fridays meeting of $2,800 for the academic year 'hne were refreshments and en- Of 1966-1967 lertalnment. I Selection . .. . .. Is based. on academic 1 proficiency, extra curricular A full-grown ocean sunfish achievement and apparent ca­ may measure 11 fee: and weigh pacity for public ."crvice. 2,000 pounds. Ron is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Horry Keithley of Podunk Lake. He graduated from Has­ tings High School In 1962 and Michigan State Uiuveralty, with honors, in June of this year. MILLER Sept. 29,30, Oct 1 7:30 P.M. FULL GALLON B&.K DRAFT ROOT BEER 60' (Saturday Only) -S. Hanover COMFLITt REAU IIRVICI 10c Deposit on Container! PHONE Wl 5-5618. Wl 5-3212, 721-0484 Mail Orders: Box 247, Hastings TOUCHDOWN PLAY ducted by Western Michigan University open in Hartings this week at Southeastern School. Monday a elaaa in "Teaching of Elementary Mathematics" For the Family “Psychology of Learning” »u started. ThLs Wednesday 'Arts and FINANCIAL STOP'ond See the Lorgeit Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK ^QUATERBACK Compare our quality and prices with tint line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. If You Are a Financial Quarterback, 501 nylon -26oz. INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way possible ... 9 years experience. Available at Tickets $1.00 Delton Hardware, Delton • Lapo Drugs, Hostings Fargo Gas Station. Nashville Bender Sinclair, Middleville Off-Campus Classes REAL ESTATE CARPETING Remember, every resident of the county — may-------------------------have his blood needs met. whether hoapitallxed locally or in any hospital In the United State* To keep thl* program in force lets keep lhe supPb available at all t.mra Donora are needed Monday, Sept 19. at the Middleville Methodist Church from 12 nowi WORLD WIDE PICTURES presents Albion Coin Show New York Life all types of blood regularly. Blood for life and death raw- National Bank of Hastings want! CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON to help YOU score. Our team 35GZS carries the ball with you J OSDll Of IHlGHBin RLU_ through a strong line of financial problems ... Sa When Understanding FULL SERVICE BANKING PROVIDES Counts THE OFFENSIVE SHIFT FOR EVERY TYPE OF Bereavement is a time in which every word or gesture of underrtending means o great deol. We realize this at Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home and serve with com­ plete dignity, respect, and thought­ fulness in all circumstances. LEODHRDOSGOOD ^funermlJ/ome CHARLES H. LEONARD financial success. FINANCIAL DEFENSE. ENJOY THESE OFTEN: Checking Accounts Night Depository Savings Accounts Bank-by-Mail Auto Loans Money Orders National Safe Deposit Boxes Mortgage Loans CORNU OF STATI AND JEFFERSON, DOWNTOWN JACK 0. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Hastings Opaa Maa. Hww r<i. HM 9 AM. —Oy— SeH^vy. DapotlH la’urad Up to $10,000.00 �? Barry W.CT.U. Holds 87th Convention Church Services Billy Graham Film at Central Auditorium irrilst Billy Graham, will rtwwn in Hastings at 7:30 Friday; Saturday and Sunday. ■■ Fr<« ^Aethodists Have Evongoliitic Crurodo Undorway SokUI MuwUUUf ra»Un«> JLINE8S CHURCH WOODLAND ]»' PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH WOODLAND ' uth Hanover UNITED BRETHREN CHV«CH 1302 South . Hanover .. . . r, — ■ —- • . Hastings Wiehlgan Wxne 945-9429 Sunday sctx»i. 10 am. ' Morning Curtis, Superintendent. Classes for all agea with eompetent Public invited. teechtra A nursery with adults In charge to permit all parents Junior Bunday School In' ciiarge of Phyllis Munn and Oladys Hamblin. 11 am. Worship Service. Bcr- W, Glen Campbell, Pastor THE GAIjHWf BAPTIST'CHURCH -----<Mfh CM ar Fixne 945-5TO4 , 16 am. Sunday school. -ni us. Montag worship. 30 at Central School Auditorium, the Billy Graham film. The Bring in your prayer request Bunday school contest starts Sept. 25th. leading up to Holly It makes sense to Package your home Insurance Our Homeowners Policy allows you to combine your fire, theft and personal liabilily coverages into ono broad, economical policy with these important ad­ vantages: substantia! savings... packaged convenience ...tailored protection. You can buy it on our easy Premium Payment Plan which allows you to spread the payments over a period of months. Call us for details, FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. HasUngs where a Christian Experience Makes You a Member. 11 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Morning wcrahlp. 6:30 Youth Fellowship. 6:30 Evening prayer. 7 Evening worship. 7 Wednesday praytjr and Bible study. McCallum united BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH "The Church of the Wildwood" Otte Lake Road 3 Morning worship. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Christian Qldeavor, 7:15 pm. Evening service. 8 p.m. Prayer. Bible Study Wednea- Christian Temperance Union convened at 10 am. Wedhosday, Sept. 7 al the HasUngs Wedayan Saturday Sabbath school. 8:30. Worship, 11 am. corned the group. Rev. Charles Olbtoe pastor ot the Coate Orove Bunday. Voloe of Prophecy, Radio WJKF, 1230. 8:30 am. rations, hi* subject being “Our CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Georgs 8. Marshall, Pastor Max M. OvMMhlre, Pastor Church School, 10 am. Worship service, 10 am. 11 am. Morning wnrahlp. 7 pm. Evening worship. 8:15 pm. Junior Service, David and Ronda Munn In charge. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Teens and Young Adults, Merlin OF GOD CHUBCH Emphasis in lhe interest of and Dorene Buhl in charge. 102 E. Woodland Avenue GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH a hard-hitting. bold approach “Christian Youth Crusaders' will Adult Prayer Meeting, Mrs. Rogbe Wednesday night, Thursday 9:46 am. Bunday school 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evangelistic Service, Friday will be “Family Night/ 8 pm. Young People* service. Bible Bunday school 7 pm. Evangelistic service. stir the heart and mind. Having week night and on Bunday, Bun­ music. 7 pm. Wednesday service. Every Bunday—“This is the 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Mldday school at 3:45 am. Morning Lite" over WKEO-TV, 9:30 am. HASTINGS CONGREGATION channel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 fly Gospel Hour at 7 pm. Special OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES » ringing Is planned for each sera picture that tcUs the world Bunday public talk. 3 pm. the truth and comes up with an Pall Revival. Oct. 7 through CARLTON CENTER noon channel 13. tend an invitation to the public 16 with Rev. Coyt York a* the METHODIST CHURCH .The Lutheran Hour, over answer will satisfy, challenge to attend. Rev. Richard Vandeni special evangelist. WKZO, 12:30 pm.; over WBCK, and inspire young and old alike Ttjursday, Sept. 15, Missionary Morning worship, 9:15 Marth Circle will meet at Rev. Chaitner Miller, Pastor church at 12:46 thl* Wednesday Saturday. Sept 17. Youth Zone COATSGROVE 11 am. Morning worship. i.ii~ .» r.mn-mumj CHRISTIAN CHURCH son cottage on Algonquin Lake. Rally at Hopkins Campground age situation. cleanly and wlthPranr meeting Wednesday, 7. Th!* coming Monday the with Uie Rockford Church us Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Lutheran Women's Missionary Floyd Walter, Bupt. League will meet for Its quarter­ church at 1:16. Afternoon and Bible school, 10 am. ly poliuck supper al 8:30 In the Worship hour. 11 am. church basement. Wednesday. Thursday and FrtChristian Endeavor, 6:30 pm. With a background setting rovlded by lhe 1983 Billy Graam Loa Angeles Crusade, and ?5£Sf,25'2E£ ELTON EEVENTH-DAY ’VENTI8T OTTO CHURCH ADVENTIST Wlifar Hamit Christian Endeavor. 7 pm., Dorrell Stmtard. president. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 pm, Betty Ovenshire, director. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. served as a Juvenile officer. phen E. Vesblt lias assumed — ties as assistant pastor of St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church Recognition last. during David Hawley, who ha* been as­ signed as uasUtant at St Mary Hendershott of Middleville: Mra. Magdalen Parish in Grand Rap­ Mamie Tabberer and Earl Fox ids. Father Hawley originally pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mote and Fred Bawdy. Sacred Heart tn Grand Rapids. Father Vesblt was ordained into the priesthood in June, 1963. president, Mra. Virginia Darby; STONEY POINT Cools Grove; promotion secreFREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Keep HASTINGS WESLEYAN port: treasurer, Mra. Beatrice Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. METHODIST CHURCH Dunning. Cloverdale, and record­ East MlciUgnn at State Road ing .•xxrttary. Mrs. Souder, Nash- . 11 am. Preaching. Olson W. Clark, pastor vlUe. 8 pm. Preaching. 10 turn. Bunday School. Mra. Ardis Bureley of Sun­ 11 am. Worship service. Serfield, Third District president. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH 1/4 Mlle R. of M-66 on Slate Rd. which ahe emphasised that over LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 50 percent of ail automobile ac6:30 pm. Youth Fellowship. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. alcohollc drinks. Also 80 percent Wednesday, 7:46 p. m. prayer. of all accidents after midnight Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Glrto Clark. the pastor's father. and Bovs Brigade. the places whore alcoholic drinks Women's Monthly Missionary MILO BIBLE CHURCH are served. "Wake Up. America, Fellowship 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. Route 3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher HASTINGS UNITED The convention closed by form­ HOLINESS CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZABENE ing a Friendship Circle and Bunday school, 10 am. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN 1719 N. Broadway ringing "Blest Be The Tie That Worship. 11 am. Marvin Blckmiller, Pastor Almon O. Fulton. Pastor METHODIST CHURCH Binds." Freeport Union will en­ Sunday evening service, 7:30. Sunday school 10 am. 410 E. Madison, 945-5065 tertain tlie convention in 1987. Morning worship. 11 am. 4 ml. W. of Broadway, Freeport Bunday school. 9:45 am. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Morning worship. II am. Youth service 7 pm. Sunday school. 10 am. EVANGELICAL UNITED Morning worship, 11 am. Evening service 7:30 pm. BRETHREN CHURCH' Young People's service, 7 pm. Bible study and prayer. 7:30 Eaxt and Grand Street* INTER-LAKES pm. Wednesday. Hastings ' BAPTIST CHURCH H. J. Buwaida. Minteter Delton. Mi chig an WOODLAND METHODIST Phone* WI 5-3397, WI 5-4995 LAKEWOOD Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Rev. Richard VandenBosch Office hours T/ueeday through BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday sohoql, 10 am. Bunday school, 10 am. Friday. 9 am to noon, other Community Room above Worship, 11 am.' Morning worship. 11 am. times by appointment. The first Fall board of manaWoodland Fire Station Evening worship, 7 pm. Youth Fellowship, 7:38 pm. Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor ■ gera meeting of United Church Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. Leon West. Bupt. Classes and I Women of the Hastings Area 9:50 am. Bunday school. WESLEYAN METHODIST competent teachers for all Nura- was held Friday, Sept 9. at lhe CAUTON BEVENTH-DAY Hickory Comers, Michl gan Parish Hotlsc of Emmanuel ADVENTIST CHURCH , 11 am. Morning Worship. Ser­ Elder Gerald N. Black 10 a.m. Sunday school. For information, write Wayne mon: "The Abode of the Dam­ Sabbath scipol, 9:30 am. church represen11 am. Morning wonthip, jun­ Richie, R1 Vermontville. ned." ofganlst. Mrs. Ruth West. Saturday worship, 10:46 am. ior church and nursery provided. Bower, president, to plan events for the interdenominational ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Youth Department. Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, group. Mra. Theodore Stevens Rev. Pr. Ralph J. Kelly 8:30 pm< Choir rehearsal. SCIENTIST Rev, fitephen Vesblt. Assistant mon: Study in Romans. boatmsea. ^Bundaj Masses, 7, 8. 10. 11:30 ZNuwjay. Rachel Circle, 9:15. WOODLAND Wednesday, Prayer and Bible The ndgtant committee reportCHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Btcdy. ' cd that 27 schafK kits and 70 8319 Coats Grove Road Wednesday service, B pm. Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Snndaya 10:00 am. Morning Group. - *nd “<llh kUj> *c' Reading room open Wednes­ ___ .led by a money gift were 7 pm. Old fashioned praise oomponu day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. deliverer! ___ .5delivered personally this Bum­ Sunday school. 10:46 Am. * service. mer to the Ionia Migrant Minis­ Wednesday night, 7:30_Aflult_ 8 pm. Chancel Choir RehearLAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH ST. AUGUSTINE, try Committee. choir practice. jRev. Carl Silvemail. Pastor MIDDLEVILLE Thursday, Junior choir. 4 pm. These were provided as a pro­ j Saturday. Sept 24th, 75th an,Morning worship. 10 am. nlversary, 2 open house and cof- ject by the United Vacation ' Sunday school. 11 am. Church School in Hastings. They ■fee hour. ' Sunday worship. 7:30 pm. 8T. AMBROSE CATHOLIC were received very gratefully Wednesday family worship. 1 fl pm. Banquet al church. CHURCH AT DELTON and other church groups are in­ Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm. Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash, Pastor ii Saturday, Sept. 17, youth wlU vited to participate next year Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Masses, 7:30. 11 am. I travel to MSU to the football under the sponsorship of United Boys, Girls Fellowship. 7:30. game. Church Women. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, KILPATRICK UNITED DOWUNG ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Introduced as the chairman for BRETHREN CHURCH Woodland at Veils Road World Community Day In No­ Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor vember. She announced that lhe DELTON METHODIST Ph. 367-2917 oounty-wide meeting wlU be held Marcias E. Taber. Minister "A Friendly Christ-Centeaed Bt u* First Methodist Church 11 am Worship Church study. Bunday. 9:45. Church.” of Hastings on Thursday. Nov. Worship. Sunday. 11 am. Bunday school, 10 am. Classes 3, beginning with a 12:30 pm. Youth Fellowship. Sunday, 6. luncheon. for everyone. IRVING CHAPEL Worship service. 11 am. Ser­ Chancel choir. 7 pm. Thursday. mon: “Mystery of Mysteries.” George A. Huff, formerly a mis­ Nursery service provided. sionary to Sierra Leone in Africa. HASTINGS 1 CHURCH OF GOD Cherub and Junior choirs. Al present she and her husband, GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH the Wesleyan Methodist Confer­ Wednesday. 3:44 pm. (Pentecostal’ ence Superintendent, reside in Senior choir. Wed, 8 pm. ! Pastor, Rev. James R. Hatfield Rev. Russell Sarver. Pustor Bethel Bible study, Thursday, Hostingx. Watson Cor., 34 miles Sunday school. 10 am. ■ On that day the completed Worship hour. 11 am. Junior Catechism class. (to­ sewing project* for World Com­ Bunday school, 10 am. Bunday evening service, 7 pm. munity Day. pajamas for Viet­ | Worship, 11 am. gether with parent*’ Priday. 8. Nothing but the Bible. Senior Catechism clans, Satur- nam. wlU be brought Ln. The of­ ' Bunday Evangelistic service. fering wlU be divided between BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Church Council Tuesday. Sept. two project*: 1. Promotion of a Y.P.E. Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Henry VanTII. Evangelist 20, 8 pm. family planning program in In­ dia: and 2. the building of a A Hearty Welcome to AU I HASTINGS FREE women's training center In the METHODIST CHURCH highlands of New Guinea. UNITED BRETHREN IN The meeting closed with highBoltwood and E state Road CHRIST CHURCH Ught* of lhe State Assembly of CEDAR CREEK BIBLE E. Colfax at N. Boltwood United Church Women held in Morning worship. 11 am. CHURCH Rev. Earl Gaskill, Pastor, Cadillac In May. given by the Campground Rd.. 8 miles south Morning worship, 9:30 am. Pastor, Donald Tack Sunday School. 10:30 am. Bunday, 8:30 am. Free MethoSunday school, 10 am. Christian Endeavor, 6:16 pm. Willard >UMt broadcast over WPUR. Worship, 11 am. Evening service. 7 p.m. ' Christian Youth Crusaders, Youth mealing. 6:15 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30. Curtis. Wednesday, after school. Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. A united service of the Area Young People'* Service, Thurs­ United Brethren Churches will day, 7 pm. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH be held In the Hastings Church A lesson-senribn on •flatter" 200 W. Green street Sept. 19. al 7:30 pm. Conference will be presented at Christian TIUNITY GOSPEL CHURCH Rev. George Elliott superintendent. Rev. Green will Science churches this Sunday. 1118 Jordan Lake Street Jtev. John Jolderama be chairman and Rev. George The Goldtxi Text Is from Jere­ Lake Odessa LPA. Campgrounds Telephone WI 5-4945 Rapids miah: "Truly In vain is salva­ Phone DR 4-8277 8:30 am. Service. Breakfast Church will be speaker. tion hoped for from the hill*, and from the multitude of Bunday school. 10 am. 11:00 am. Worship, sermon for mountains: truly in tlie Lord FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Morning worship, 11 am. CHURCH Young People’s Service, 7 pm. 7 pm. Sr-Hi MJYF. Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis, Minister Bible Study. Wed, 7:30 pm. 7 pm. Bunday also 6 Youth HASTINGS BAPTIST^ Sunday. Sept. II. memberahip da*se5. Homing worship. 9:30 and 11. Rev. Russell Housema 8 Adult membership claMos. HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY Thursday, carol choir, 3:30. ADVENTIST CHURCH Children's choir, 3:30. 11 am. Worship. Special: Youth choir, 4. 6:30 Junior High and Senior Ray Overholt family of B Chancel choir. 7:30. High Youth FeUowahips will Creek with special music. Br Hastings. Mich.. WI 3-0465 bare a supper-meeting at the Circuit Churches 11 am. Junior Church, for church Circuit church service Title: Worship. 11 am. 8 Conversation on Church children 4 through 8 yean. Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm. 8:30 pm. All Young People's Membership in tbe lourtge. Worship service, 9:30 am. Bunday, "Faith for Today." on Groups. Tuesday Activities Church school 10:30. Martin Corners . Bunday. Voloe of Prophecy, vice. Spec Lal: The Ray Over­ holt family with gospel music. Worship service, 10:30 am. choir. church school teachers , aumaay—-v.w pm. vor SOUTH KALAMO and Vacation Church School talion Boya Club HtNTECOSTAL Church school 10:30 am. Tuesday Activities Morning worship. 11:30 am. Bev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Boys Wsman's saodaUon in Memorial 'I Ionia Rd.. Kalamo Hajj. A nursery wlU be provided. WOODBURY UNITED Wet&ctey Activities BRETHREN CHURCH slonaTy.JJociMy meeting. Wednesday Activities ,Village Of Wdodbury the film. 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible Woahlp. 11 Am. 3:30 Cherub etotr practice. study. Junior church for children: 4-9. CHRISTIAN Thursday Activities Youth choir reboanal. Wed.. A Mrs. Robert Brown, directing. 6:30 pm. Pioneer Oirto PllThursday AxWvitias NDMtp ssnrice. 7-46 am. 0 Kirk House choir practice. ' Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7. Bctdppsr 7 pm. Pioneer Girl* Colonist*. Bible Study and Pyaytr sreWorship. 10 am. pm. at Roger, tlce. Bunday school. 11:16 am. of church. 7:30 Chancel choir practice. Evening worship 7:30 pm. United Church Women Prepare Future Activities Don't Flip Your Wig Wondering! Know What's Going On! Listen to the NEWS on your RADIO NEWCASTS: Every Hour-On the Hour HEADLINES: On the Half-Hour SPORTS: 15 Minutes Past the Hour WEATHER: 15 Minutes Before the Hour Plus Your Favorite MUSIC and ENTERTAINMENT in Between EVERY Day on WBCH Hastings and Barry County's Own Radio Station 1220 on your Dial Text for Sunday �L DURING KROGER'S GREAT SAVE CASH A RAMA UP TO SWEEPSTAKES t BINGO WILL END SAT., SEPTEMBER 17,1966 TENDERAY BRAND BEEF SALE Tenderay USDA Choice CASH SAVINGS COUPON CASH SAVINGS COUPON 15/ OFF EMBASSY PRESERVES Cinnamon Chunky COFFEE CAKE KANDU FLOOR FINISH Sal. Sept 17.1966 CASH SAVINGS COUPON Chuck Roast Roll Roast Rib Steak 10/ OFF l.77® Tenderay USDA Choice Tenderay USDA Choice ■uh & 5th COUNTRY CLUB TWIN POPS » 67= Round Steak •> 99« Pork Roast Smoked Ham 49< in 69< I * 97c _ 79< Split or Whole # Delicious (Michigan Stanley Prune Plums or Bartlett Pears Ifr lb 99= y3 b«- Stanley Pears BUSHEL ’2.69 Prune Plums B Red, White or Blue y2 Redeem at Kroger thru PILLSBURY CAKI MIXES | r 17,9“ _ JBEL *»'• Sal. 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Sool 17.1966 CASH SAVINGS COUPON Red.em .1 Kroger thru l B 1 I Kroger Instant DRY MILK Sat. Sept. 17.1966. Ham Roast 99c 3-Legged Fryers-Broilers b39< Bartlett Pears FTF1 Redeem al Kroger thru Sa.. Sept 17.1966 Slab Bacon Double Breasted or Paschke's Boneless LB. Paschke's Sliced >b. * • CASH SAVINGS COUPON _ _ Hat W Rump Roast Pork. Steak or Full Shank Half io. M Rib . | Armour Moats or Appian Way Pina Mix Redeem at Kroger thru learn al Krogar thru ^g ^g C Boneless Boneless Top Swiss Steak H1 15/ OFF ■he purchaia ol any J pkgs ol Rib Roast Round Steak Chuck Steak Arm Cut I 15/ OFF CASH SAVINGS COUPON .87“ .57‘ MmR 'a iw___ ' CASH SAVINGS COUPOh CASH SAVINGS COUPON rhe purchase ol a J-lb U.t-oipkg .47* t.77< Tenderay USDA Choice I 10/ OFF Tenderay Boneless Tenderay USDA Choice CASH SAVINGS COUPON 10/ OFF swin-NiNC ' ■ �Vij^te fl. Grant wm probably Farmers Debt Takes 29 Cents Of Every Dollar MSlfr Ram Day News Especially Next IFerfnesday Carlton Grange Plans Booster Night Dinner membership tt» h«w and riff » U»IKai Tbe aurprtert Chtaf of State Lansing on Wednesday, Sept. n. i handled a few hundred dollars For The An analyala end Mrs. Ixo I— •/ Hy breeds. Grange and Mr. and y lllam Bctrnnts of Mapio, The ■ IH VUV RXALLY ODD BAU. ot the TelFann Our ‘Fly Free Date Here is Sept 18 U8t BANKS* WANT AD8! ern Michigan farmee* showed tho wheat in Barry County Is Sun­ Committee grate with a minimum of lime il epp, Extension agricultural economist at Michigan State Tho offering will include year- Barry Farm Calendar.. few outstanding ram lambs war* appointed. _________ The members were reminded to I quirementa. Cnurtry Stare" Satr. U. Gift Items In Lamb price* wore quite favor- would seem to be the right time to select a top quality nun for ’....-I - scholarship fund loaned by two-year period is a very tern, and the use of a good The next meeting with a 7 olock potluck dinner. ward increased income from the Barry Youngsters toun Can Enroll in Raising Quality TV 4H Club Of Market Hogs gutate Beef Producers Learn Feed Value At MSU Event principal The Hessian fly Is a small two- ot the lower leaves and the stalk and suck the Juices of the plant. More than 400 Michigan beef The Insect la so-called because Hta^°n,nlvm?tv? BeefhCattle mmt ™ •109-9*8- Family labor of the belief that it was brought ment waa 1109948. Family labor n?. <«■ 7» ixrant o! th. to this country during the KX » American Revolution by German Hessian soldiers. •vent: “*tum-It doesn't make any differNet ’rortJ1 of °*se inenc whether beef cattl. are durtn« raised in fully covered feed lots! Ot ths 1 >0 farms, more than oneor lots that are only 40 percent fourth (28) had a loa in net . . uy.iWH IvwmumI nW Tha Yeckley 4H Club win have worth by |2,000 or lees, 19 In- a potluck supper at Northeastern Trials conducted by MSU ani­ mitnanerv researchers researenen Hugh Hurn net worth from 12,000- School Monday, Bept. 1#. 1066 al mal husbandry 6:30 pm. . Henderaon H. William New- g;0^0; Each family should bring land showed that cattle In the . two different lota showed no dlfwHh average being table service and two SlshM to ference in rate and efficiency of I S8.64O. The meeting will begin at 7:30 gain or carcass quality. And. "Increasing net worth Is coover a year's time, there was no | pcclally important to younger and fair prize money will be dis­ difference in bedding costa be- formers who are attanptlng to tributed. Election of ofllcen will Yeckley 4H‘ers to Get Fair Premiums gallon, you could drive 18 million miles or around the world about 700 times on the propellant re­ quired for the ApoUo/Batum V lunar landing missions. determined primarily by the 1m- who tire about tween.the two lota. (accumulate assets" Hepp said. and anyone interested in joining proranent made by a relatively —Beef cattle fed Budex silage ! Higher management Income .•snail number of purebred swine Uon Club members by viewing are encouraged to attend. 'breeders according to Ed Miller, the 4H TV Action Club Saturday Michigan State University ex­ com silage. i asaoriated with more EXPIRT T1RI tension swine specialist. TH.U U»l ,l«r caln, '“»* "TO SfRVICE programs, along with a project given a full feed of Budex plus! -- -------- , A£_r 11 1 ( booklet, will make it possible for 1 percent of their body weight in three boors that the individual the enrolled members to make a dally concentrates gained 18 per- United States, has come in one cent slower than cattle get Ung a fotm ? other ataoe lherarilett full feed of com silage plus the dafs of recorded history, the Naplained. ness projects. Boya and Giris In the 4th. same amount of concentrates (tional Geographic aays. During LONG-TERM IOANS can obhdn I MSU researchers concluded that the golden age of Babylon. King Michigan Swine Evaluation 5lh and Oh u£ir « TV (££ Bo^ f«l catUe ‘hould reaalve Hammurabi engaged stanwi U. S. ROYAL DhtrRndor FOR CROP STORAGE let by ending Ltetr name. age. । an additional 4 Jb. of concen-: taL deride> tha moat auspiricus address and county on a post- ' Best Buys on weight In order to get about the ------------------------------------------------FACILITIES card to 4H TV Club. State 4H * » Used Tires Office. Michigan State Univer­ same gains as cattle fed com com silage compared with 810.55 I far cattle fed the high energy Moustod FRIll •1.58 to 1.10 pounds—and in sity. East lAnalng, Michigan. silage. Use a Land Bank loan —Cattle gain faster on high i silage. for new crop storage faRequest the 4H TV Action Club Woodland at gain, today only 297 pounds. energy com silage than they do -Michigan beef cattle feeders Booklet. cilitiea, other needed on regular com silage, but the participating In MSU's farm recfarm improvements. In 1065 had4 their galns are more expensive. ord program in about the emergencies caused by ____ r .——ip year since 1962. Long-term to fit your The cattle fed the high energy most profitable Based on analysis for 25 cattle ~ ' lugiier percent of lain cute. This tornadoes, fires, floods, earth­ ration (produced by picking an needs. Prapa quakes. and atomic radiation. feeders, the return on investment Without penalty The boys and girts enrolled can that Is chopped) gained 2.08 lbs. FMI Burners want pork on conduct easy-to-do projects de- per day compared with 138. But over and above the labor man­ tables. Miller points out. PARKING enstaatton program upon- I agement charge and compared sored by tho Michigan Cooper- 1 Principles in per hundredweight with regular with a 4.6 percent return in 1964. .. ...__ «______ ._ ,___ .___ tnese cmenrencics. ative Extension Service, has pro- . vided a valuable means through "‘‘l. which superior strains of breed- | J IM BARR Tira Shop Maia OHico HASTINGS SfllQt Phone 945-9415 aiuMPUrt. <_______ |5tudJ ccnUT „ „„ „ tim t Th. (n Or CT. of UmMo irnd mini spocecrlUl is an ouuioons-i man's drcam. Packed Into the ] * MUt is a aurviviu xr- ccxiiaunriB ~ - .-i.-nerewuct. t«A > w. hi <»*>«! JrT.'tr j- - gram. Boys opa girls aireaay entrolled In local 4H Clubs as well machete _ | 03 those who have not belonged ^_'to <H can join this club. For ' more Information, contact Bill Kirkpatrick, extension 4H Youth 1 agent in the county extension office, 301 8. Michigan. always a Q.Q I growing families. । fed com silage. Recent studies, ' Michigan State University's Beef j Cattle Research Canter, showed that cattle fed Sudex (a sorKhum-sudangrass hybrid) had to be fed an additional one-half pound of concentrate dally for every' 100 pounds at body weight to get the same gains ns cattle fed straight corn silage. Let us help you pfWG solve that problem by turning waste space into living space. f) LOCAL TRADEMARKS, lac. You will find we offer a complete home improvement service.. Can handle the entire GEHL Chofi-JJM, Francisco Farm Supply ■ tend lo gain slightly leas than In the study. Hugh Henderson and H. William Newland. MSU animal husbandry researchers, compared 120 head of steer calves to find out Just how much pl on cm both tlie oom silage and the Budex to get the cattle to SPECIAL YEAR-END SAVINGS The results indicated that cat­ e given a full feed of Sudex weight dally in concentrates gained 18 percent slower Hum cattle getting a full toed of com slMge plus the same amount of concentrates. When the cattle were given a concentrate level of 1-14 percent of their body weight, tlie Budex j fed group gained 10 percent slow­ er tluin those fed com silage Aland irate. thcr noted that the energy value (digestibility) of Sudex waa about ~ percent less than com >tla«e when measured on a dry matter baste. The MBU roscarehers conclud­ ed that Sudex fed cattle should i receive an additional one-half lacWiag Arranging Financing Phone 945-3150 M-37 South @8® Beef cattle producers feeding Budex silage will find it neccs- problem for ...Oshi 1-Row gets it all Here's the 1-Row chopper to buy! Gohl’s special gathering mechanism tackles any crop—moves right - ‘ * and "down” com, barrels it through under ■tangled < ’ Chop-All! ................ It’s safer, tool Gohl's the finer-chopping exclusive Safety Clutch stops the chain gathering mechan­ ism ao you can safely examine tho machine,' in the field. Forward-neutral-reversc lover gives instant control from tho tractor eeat. Let us show you the new Gohl 1-Row Crop Attachment. There’s nothing like^L SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! Cattle on Sudex Gain Less Than On Com Silage Enough Living Space is shortfall or tangled W sums MB BfflRE STOCK! VOYAGER and VILLAGER wagons MERCURY i PARK LANE MONTEREY 1100 'pounds of body weight In order to get about the same gains as cattle fed com silage. ' Tanzania's Mosel warriors la 'protecting the fotvlLs of ancient man at Olduval Gorge. Under j the pact, anthropologist Louis 8. B Leake-/ w building dams, with the help of the National Geo­ graphic Society, to supply lhe the tribcmicn have agreed to (stays out .of. exoavattan areas where their cattle might traihple! MERCURY COMET; CYCLONE GT CYCLONE CALIENTE CAPRI HARDTOPS CONVERTIBLES WAGONS SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL MODELS Tony Belli Motors • 1320 N. Michigan Avenue �fresh Out of The Attic howbeit, they were alwi and waB ted. "BtraW _ dlan" la a proverbial saying. dalned as He translated ths missionary hymn. "From Greenland's Icy Mountains.” into ths Chippewa language. A copy of this with all his letters to me Is carefully pre­ served. The Chippewa nation was one of Um> large formidable tribes of American Indians of stalwart form and excellent fea­ ture* They were quite numerous in Michigan, the head waters of the Mississippi. Lake Superior. Hudson’s bay and other pointe In Che great northwest. Their lan­ guage was similar In some re­ spects to that of the Pottowatomles with whom they affiliated and Intermarried. In Uie later years they were peaceful and friendly to the whiter., unless wronged and their righto Invad- your tndul1s submlt- chieftain his mission ol about fifty families, mostly of the Ottawa tribe, lo­ of stature and dignified face* cated three miles north of Gull Cornera. This mission was in By H.D. Burpee EARLY RECOLLECTIONS OP THE INDIANS ABOUT GULL PRAIRIE by Frank Little The squaws were industrious, patient. Ingenious workers —al- LIT US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO BE FIXED Experience pluj skill make the quick aervice call u* today. CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9117 & Wl 5-5992 111 N. Jaffenoa st Mill Fenoeriy st Firestone Stere WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS The State Highway Ootmnls- who took a European trip 10 of River Forrest, III. Mrs. Ruth located In Calhoun county, two County. pm. In Room 305 of U» City Hall. Main and Division Sts, Joined them for dinner at the Battle Crvek Homestead, after which they went to her home where tbe sketches and legal descriptions Fcnnemans showed pictures of their recent trip to South Ameri­ ca. On Sunday they all had din- —A teiongi^ rr~r,'wInIng Uitwa- The Ben Campbells spent Bun­ DcporUncnt of State Highways, triangle containing 1JM day with their daughter, Mr. and other tribes of interior Michigan. Gull Corners, Richland. The In­ A list of property dcwcrlptlons Creek. the hand of and minimum opening bids In gant mats from wild gnus end diana from both mission* traded Suoday evening Mr. and Mrs. Nashville. |10. rushes and made a great variety extensively at our store. I knew Chippewa nation," and expressed Rozell Stanton and Kay. and accompanied the Fred Gliddens of Nashville to tlie ORJ3. amorpartial knowledge of theli a warm personal interest in their Mra Lewis Blanton visited the _________________ USE BANNER WANT ADS! welfare. He then presented the Wayne Coreys of Wyoming. ’ 1 gasbord on Sunday. proverbially said that an Indian a dally line of stages running was always ' buckateh" hungry. embroidered beautifully hunt­ ing shirts, leggings and mocca­ sins with beads, silk and porcu- wolves, faxes, turkeys. prairie chickens, quails, partridges, and Innumerable quardufeeds. birds, reptiles and other living things harmoniously had their primeval homes. “AU pofts of that stupendous amiss. Loosening his belt his ca­ whole. pacity was simply Immense. Wherever he went, from cabin The Indians, undisturbed by the encroachments of the whites, lived in their respective vlllsges defenseless settlers for “ginshland roamed at will, hunting, fishing and trapping furs. Thtlr chiefs had sold the land n short throughout the length and time before to tlie United States breadth of the great Mississippi government.. It had been sur- valley, artificial earth mounds abounded. There were probably settlers in June. 1831. We came two or three hundred of them in into the county In November, 1831. With stem, stoical resignation Uve Indians know nothing of and seeming Indifference, the In­ their age, origin or purpose. Ar? dians were looking forward to chacvlogiste agree the mound the near abandonment of their builders were a more civilized happy hunting grounds — the distinct race; that they mined homes and graves of their ances­ copper at Lake Superior ages tors for countless generations. ago. Later there is no doubt that My heart went out In tenderness this county was numerously pop­ and sympathy for them, as I ulated with Indians within a comparatively recent time. Re­ their belongings strapped to their mains and signs of large perma­ ponies or bucks, on their sad, nent villages were abundant. In silent march to a strange land lhe vicinity of these were nuIn the far west. The principal food of the Indians was venison about three feet deep dug in the and bear meat, turkey. wild ground, lined and covered with geese, berries, maple sugar, wild honey and fish. They cultivated, dried and smoked meat. etc. 'lhe in a rude fashion, small patches Indians had no salt for preserv­ of sugar com, beans, squashes ing meat or for food. In the later years they prac­ and melons. They were expert in killing game, trapping furs, tan­ ticed moving their lodges or wig­ ning. dressing and handling wams from place lo place three or four times a year. Everything skins. These were exchanged with the French traders for the Indian owned was portable, blankets, guns, powder, lead, easily transported on—the backs hatchets, knives, camp kettles of the ponies and squaws. No and a great variety of special housecleaning or chamberwork articles and ornaments, of which latter they were very fond. They sanilary conditions about his te­ made in season large quantities pee became unhealthy, he simply of maple sugar which they stored pulled up stakes, took his squaw I and papooses and went to a fresh in bark boxes called mocockx. TWr “Venerable father, having trav­ eled in many countries beyond the sea and been welcomed to ter, Rachel, lived at the mission. the hearthstones of chie^ and soverigns of Europe, I cannot re­ frain from expressing my grati­ of Yankee Springs, conducted by tude to the Great Spirit of His Bev. Mr. Selkrlg. an Episcopal!- goodness in conducting me back to the home of my fathers: and before visiting my kindred I de­ sire in friendship the hand of father-in-law. Deacon Rockwell State to Sell Land in Barry County Personal Mention Exceti brane*. in a shallow trench dug in the ground. In it the body tn full pipe and tobacco by side, the whole covered with boughs and placed upon a frame of poles, elevated six or eight feet from the ground, out of reach of the coyotes and left to decay. In mourning the Indians paint­ ed their faces red and black and their howling and walling would discount any full-blooded In the woods near our house on OuU Prairie In 1832. was a rude box above ground, made of small poles, containing lhe body of an adult Indian tn a sitting posture facing the east, dressed as In life, with gun, powder horn, tomahawk, tobacco and pounded corn by his side — a startling sight. It remained unmolested more than a year after I first saw it, until some civilized doc­ tor despoiled the tomb and stole the body away. . In love-making the young In­ dian braves musically inclined, constructed a species of flute from hollow reeds. With these they serenaded and wooed the dusky object of their affections. The tones, weird and peculiar, somewhat resembled the Scotch bagpipe. While not the sweetest music In the world it probably did Lhe business for the Indian lovers. The Indian mothers usually had their young papooses strapped in a curious frame or box of quaint workmanship and bandaged so tightly—body, arms and legs, that they could only move their heads. I never heard an Indian baby cry or show any symptoms of impatience or rest­ lessness. Neither did I ever wit­ ness ths aot of nourishment; NOTICE Rutland Township Ing horses at OuM Comen. One morning in June, UM or *91, a richly dressed stranger of noble, commanding form and majestic features, alighted from breakfasL He did not resume hb well proportioned, of massive build, a Websterian head, re­ markably penetrating eagle eye. Very intelligent look, perfectly pietest, moat perfect specimen complexion was slightly bronzed, but I did not suspect him of be­ ing an Indian. He spoke English fluently. H<f introduced himself as Maungwudaus, a Chippewa chief, whose native home had been in northern Michigan. He had Just come from Washington. He said Uial twelve or 'fifteen years before Mr. George Catlin, an eminent American traveler and explorer among the North American Indians, bad selected a troupe of superior Indian men and women — ten In number, himself one of them, and had educated and trained them for public exhibitions. They had traveled over ail Europe, Mr. Cagln In charge, exhibiting be­ fore crowned heads and at royal pulncca. Maungwudaus showed me a number of gold and silvsmedala, presented him by kings, queens and emperors, and one from President Zachary Taylor, all tokens of personal genius i and merit. The Indians under | Catlin did not thrivd. They pined ' for their wigwam' hom*a and I native woods. The artificial. Inode nt of licrtns living, Hla, diet, .lAlMnn clothing, sleep, etc., preyed upon their health. They sickened, and many died Finally the troupe disbonded, and Maungwudas came home to America. He said he wished to organize a company of Indians on his own account. Ho had heard of Slater and Selkrlg mission.'', and had come to Gull Prairie to see If he could find any suitable material for his band. Did I know the Indians hereabouts? Were there any that I thought would answer remarkably fine looking Indian woman —Ta dndoqua by name — partly French I thought, about know whether she was single ar curlng. She had been attached to the Selkrlg mission but was a frequent visitors at Slater's. We took a carriage and went to the mission. Taudoqua was not there. We left word with an Indian for her to come down to the store. The next day. Taudoqua and a number of Indians came and slopped on the green in front of the store. Maungwudaus saw her through the window. He ex­ claimed. "Oh. she is beautiful"— nlshlskln —good, He bought a number of presents and eent me out to distribute them among the Indians. Did not go out him­ self. The Indians came again soon. I introduced Maungwudaus to them. He continued to buy presents, but Taundoqua was Msungwadaus remained there a detailed sketch of hla early life and travels In foreign lands. We became muqh attached to each other, hunted, played chess, vialintimate friends He said he was a Mason of high degree, ranking next to General Casa. He was quite urgent for me to go with him as general manager of the troupe and to give a brief intro­ duction each evening on Uie Maungwudaus and Taundoqua inches of fill, bulldoxing and hiring of a full tints attendant ot the dump, is Some few years after lhe events rulat and regulations calling for six Super-Right" Mature. Corn-Fed Beef STEAKS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Fresh Fryers ww. Gftc Township to maintain a dump. All rasidsnts of tha Township, can use Vem (Hap) Neil's Dumping grounds Richland, the good chief honored me with a visit. Being at Kala­ mazoo on his way lo Chicago he stopped off. hired a carriage and driver, and came up to see me. decorated with his medals and grand necklace. Our meeting was cordial in Che extreme. His eyes moistened as be took my hand al parting and across from Leach Lake on North Broadway. Years afterwards I waa in Mr. Stanley's studio al Detroit. He JF ,k Fryars Cut-Up Fryers lb. 33c Breasts «59‘ ATTACH*,! 99‘ 99 J SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS BRISKET Strip Steak. Smoked Hams U 59' Pork Sausage. IS 53 Lake Perch u 69 Noodles Dry Milk 29' ever seen Maungwudaus? He daguerreotype of my good friend, the Chippewa-chief. ' CUT SPARE RIBS SUPER-RIGHT" 2 TO 3 LB. sizes HWa A&P GRADE "A" Whole Unpoolod Apricots 4^99* 89c NRTWT. 7-OX. CANS WLTAMA riHI QUALITY Salad Dressing QT. JAR Strike It Rich KEEFER BRAND Lunch Bags T 39* „ AAP PREMIUM QUALITY Instant Coffee io-oz. JAR goo w JANI PARKER—Save 19c m Tww Um START PLAYING Potato Bread BONUS BINGO 2 39c PROGRAM #139 ■ CAL1FOANIA RID Win up to Pineapple Pie Twin RoHs 4£3. TOKAY GRAPES 2 29* Almond Ring in Cash! Creamsicles MICHIGAN GROWN SIZI-2* HEAD LETTUCE IPS FUN-IT'S FREE-ITS EASY EMH i'.i. . m.<i. nJ 39* T25* ST39* SHIMET COVUID ICE CREAM SAU RUTLAND TWP. BOARD Mary Linderman, Clark POINT C AC MAKES 12 QUARTS 3 Tuna 691 Corned Beef • . White Hou re Imtont 1-LB. PKG. 09 Porterhouse Steaks ANN PAGE PURE EGG HtTWT. making tho cost prohibitive for the • 59c T-Bone Sirloin Round Fresh Mushrooms number of letters from him after he left Richland, all of the moat affectionate import, calling me his dear brother, "Pangotlgonlnne" and signing himself "Kec Kaun, Maungwudaus.” He had an elegant massive Du* to naw State Health Dept. The store that cares...about you! once as being a dlsllnugUhed »yw S'. �V | Distaff Walkers ' Bridge » Into Canada. Tliey also Among three walking arrow ‘ visited lhe World's largnU bronze and wood Crullix al Indian River. 211 N. Broadwy. and her four <1 PUBLIC FORUM 0 . . MX ■ LU ■ a a ------------------------------------- -----------, builders forced out of the picture. Springfield. Ohio. On Thursday Personal Mention portunity" when our sone and . ■ o—_ —<U1U ller Lro',"r. MI. iuiu daughters can no longer start a Itobtrt G‘r‘ou«h of Wu*small business-in this Great | lAUd of ours? This nation and j all nations thruout tbe world Mra Greenk daughter, the Jack ?.1®*” OTCr weekend were wnhb«l* so The Tom Taffere plan to spend To the Editor: Under this law many of these desired only a chance to earn a Milan. Ohio. Mr* Dora Brown Bunday with tiirlr daughter. Sis­ Elsewhere In thl* Issue appears ' men will have lo quit. I ]irlng and rai*e theu living and raise their families in ter Joseph Marie, al Nazareth burinrea trip to New j Ulchl ^ next wwk an nd sponsored by tlie Barry | The most serious effect of this peace and freedom. Wooster, Ohio. While there they Convent. Michigan wecx T11JUng riming Mexico. County Contractors Association.' law on Uie homeowner* will be j It was a group of Utile Men : friends In Kalkaska and Gray­ | seeking more signers to the petl- i (he increased coal of building. As Zj* ling. j Mr. and Mra Larry Perrin of I lions being circulated thruout! can be *een by the h*t of^tredea‘ stood up lo the British Regu­ 'Polo, Bl, visited Mrs. Dorothy the State to urge Die LcgUlature men involved, every aspect of lars at Bunker HUI. It was Utils to repeal lhe new licensing law. residential construction is affect­ . . ..------- --------over ur vrerecna wvre Mia* which was placed into effect ed. thu* not only the’increase of joining the many who walked Emma emn'^2’ .Phut'S UlUe'uen who relied the flag ' Sept. 1. M^Ck . Brld*e W1' Jacotaon of Dixon. Ill. We believe that many home­ Labor Day. Her sister Mary HUka aHerding 1* In Bellaire - owners do not understand how remodeling Job. Creek are sweating it out in the Jungle* PhllUpa and two friend* from lhia week uL lhe this law can affect their plan* FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE Grand Rapid* were alro with akl attendlne a ronvenWith the present Increase in vinnam tor future new construction or (Ion of tlie State Maintenance PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS .. re-modeling. Even Uie so-called interest rates thl* added cost can I Houseguests a week ago at the Management. “ r ~ d “ “ « handyman will have to obtain a CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Roy Pre-stons were their cousin*,' Mr*. William Cramer had a* rise up and exereLie their rights license to do minor repair jobs improvement*. Xfr and Mrs. Samuel Stewart recent guests a friend from Recently I read a letter writ-1 u citizen* to determine for hl* neighbors. Many of these of Uwi llve and Mra. Ruth Hlldred, and an Arizona who now lives in Battle xml-skilled workmen are per- ten by the people, who are re- what aunt. Jennie Garlough. all of Creek. Miss Martha Haddock. | forming a real service by help- sponsible for the introduction of under North Gun Luke Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. this law In the Legislature, in .. Ih. .hkh n ... w .um urn contractors. 1 the Blate lo overthrow this ob­ noxious legislation. We need the help of all registered voters in this effort You can help by sign­ ing and circulating the peti­ tions asking for repeal We *et our goal a* every voter in lhe county. Will you help? I have contacted all our local Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Mra. Clare White of Battle Creek. Mra. Thomas Kubaiiak of Bronson and a friend. Mrs. Thompson of Hastings. «1m> Mrs. Carl Neithamer. Visiting the Gordon VanderWrelro is her mother. Mrs. Lewis J. Held of Bon Marcus. Texas. Blaphm VanderWeele left till* week to begin his junior year at Hope College. Holland. Mra. RoxeU Stanton and Mrs. Ivan Payne of ' Middleville at­ tended Uie W-S.C.8. Training Day* at Montague Uiis week. Mrs. Stanton recently enter­ tained the Grand Rapid* Distrlql WB.OJS. executive committee for luncheon and an all-day meet­ ing. Mr and Mrs Edward Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Guldet of Lacey, Alfred Guldet of Char­ lotte and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gauss ot Lansing had dinner at Pleasant Point Saturday honor­ ing Mrs. Smith's birthday and then spent Uie evening at lhe Erway home. a >/ A Message to the Area HOME OWNERS THE BARRY COUNTY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION IS SPONSORING THIS AD TO ACQUAINT THE PEOPLE OF THIS AREA WITH SOME OF THE FACTS REGARDING ACT 383 PUBLIC ACTS OF 1965 AND HOW IT CAN AFFECT THE VERY PEOPLE IT WAS DESIGNED TO PROTECT. It takes away from the American people the right to hire whoever they wish to do their work. It takes away from many Americans the right to eam an honest living. The alleged reason (not the true reason) for this legislation was to protect the consumer from unethical contractors. Instead it penalises the honest contractor by forcing on him extra costs for fees, bonds, etc., plus extra book work and over the shoulder spying by government inspectors. It CANNOT stop contractors from charging exhorbitant prices nor con it control quality of workmanship or material. 4. There already is a shortage of craftsmen to do your work. This low will further deplete the list of available men. Many fine builders who toke pride in their work will give up in despair over all the new regulations. Many older craftsmen who are now supple­ menting their Social Security payments with,part-time employment in the various trades will be forced to retire. 5. Due to all the extra costs arising from this legislation the cost of new homes and repairs to old ones can be expected to advance by approximately 20%, thus a new home now costing $20,000 will jump to $24,000.00. I willing to do all they can for I us. Some have not yet commlti ted themselves. In seeking a pay­ raise for themselves. the leglsla! tors made the suggestion that an । Increase In salary' would attract better men so perhaps this com­ I ing election should be the time | to hire these ixtter men by root­ Ing out a large group of the pres­ ent legislators »o that we do not We Invite your support In this petition drive which has been fully cleared with the Secretary ot State and State Election of­ ficials. It is being conducted ’on a Statewide basis and can suc­ ceed with the help of all home­ owners. If you are not registered once? Ed McPhaxlln Sept 10, IBM I would appreciate it If you would print this in your paper BEST IN FURNITURE and HOME FURNISHINGS for the past 73 yMrS for my brother's family to rant servo his country. Moat everyone people supposed to do? Sleep in tho street* while their husband MEMBERS OF THE FOLLOWING TRADE GROUPS SERVE YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORS DAILY: I'm very discouraged with Hastings because ot thia Mrs. Gordon Klahn As Enumerated the Following Trades an3f€q>fts Are Required to be Licensed:' Sept. 10. IBM 3. Carpentry Concrete Electrical Work In addition, State Electrical Board con­ tractor's license required. Excavation & Sower Installation 5. grading. Floor Laying Included are the laying of floor tile. 1 linoleum and carpeting. Heating & air conditioning installation Insulation work Lathing 9. Masonry work 10. Painting and decorating Plastering 6. 7. 12. Plumbing In addition, State Plumbing Board Master Plumber's license required. 13. Roofing and tiding 14. Screens & storm sash installation 15. Sheet metal work .16. Tile and marble work Included are ceramic tile and acoustical tile installation. 17. House movjng and raising 18. House wrecking 19. Swimming pools 20. 21. Basement waterproofing Garage building 22. 23. Asphalt paving 24. Fences 25. Dry wall 26. Formica installation Included are formica, micarta, or any other laminated phenolic equivalent. 27. Water softener installation. PETITIONS ARE NOW BEING CIRCULATED THROUGHOUT THE STATE TO INITIATE REPEAL OF THIS ACT. TO MAKE IT EASIER FOR PEOPLE IN THIS AREA WE ARE PRINT­ ING A LIST OF MEN IN THE VARIOUS TOWNSHIPS WHO CAN BE CONTACTED TO SIGN THESE PETITIONS. YOU MUST BE A REGISTERED VOTER AND SIGN A PETITION IN YOUR OWN VOTING AREA. ALSO WE WOULD ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO SEEK OUT THE CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR THE LEGISLATURE AND ASK THEM HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT THIS LEGISLATION THEN VOTE FOR THE ONE WHO WILL REPRESENT ALL THE PEOPLE YOUR SIGNATURE ON ONE OF OUR PETITIONS WILL HELP US TO KEEP SERVING YOU BETTER Contact Any One of the Tradesmen Listed Here: CITY OF HASTINGS Lawrence Adams .945-3664 Arthur Allerding945-2241 Jack Allerding945-5192 Forrest Bennett945-3222 Ralph Burroughs ..945-3922 Robert Culbert945-3892 HASTINGS TOWNSHIP Edw. McPharlin945-9606 Loyd Marti945-2354 Arley Todd. Jr.945-4534 JJvight Wood*945-2654 Weldon Meeks945-9101 George Townsend .945-9618 Vem Neil945-4493 William Lent*945-9472 Frank Kilmer-------- 945-5657 Don Louden----------- 945-4747 Arthur Bunker945-2945 Robert Furrow c945-2849 NoIon Gutchess ...945-2913 Clarence House945-4987 Arthur Keeler945-3352 Frank Kenfield945-3700 Gerald G. Miller ...945-3202 CARLTON TOWNSHIP Wayne Morgan ...945-4477 George Brown--------- 945-9467 Lloyd Pennington .2945-9614 Ed Bocke945-5866 Ray Price945-2394 Robert Eaton945-2516 Clarence Strouse .945-4209 Percy Clark945-5771 Marvin Thaler945-3011 HOPE TOWNSHIP Richard Welton ...945-2066 945,-5195 ,CliWoed Clouse-------945-3553 Fred Ziegler . 945-Z985 Jehu Gurd.L---------- 623-2752 Robert Newell Dale Lorabec945-3668 BARRY TOWNSHIP John Rodgers -....945-4763 Loren Stuck623-5051 MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP CASTUTON TOWNSHIP Morton Hoffman Floyd Bera uni653-2177 ORANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP lari Fariong ——653-6903 IRVING TOWNSHIP Floyd Fisher765-3291 Russell Price765-3721 Otto Kunde 765-3887 Marvel Thaler — .765-8631 Vernon Thompson .,765-8721 RUTLAND TOWNSHIP Henry Arens945-2623 A. E. (Bill) Divens 945-4102 Orton Endsley945-5636 Lansing Gilbert 945-3549 Gene Jorgensen 945-2632 Ellis Kelley945-2700 Gerald Lawrence .945-5942 Russ Palmer945-5847 Robert Wills945-5769 Donald Sothord ...945-2916 Senator Brown's coffee hour dials certainly emphasize *his lack of a platform on which to lltlcal lies and other slander In £3 DURING OUR Hla only worthwhile thought was on the possible imbalance between the parties. Certainly on the local level till* Idea should ha* operated on a hlghanced ratio for many r suggestions there Least six new DemoptuUc super­ visors and all tho Incumbent ones elected *o that this serious der such a division of the parties It is not likely so many super­ visors would become "Irritated" slight tax reduction from time to time. of his fault finding with the present administration, the would means of approaching our na­ tional problems, Bo really It an awful lot of ooffee. Sincerely yours. Personal Mention Mra Gladys Crockford of Woodland and Mrs. LoU WlckOwens In Grand Haven. STARTS FRIDAY! Our reputation for high quality and fair prices has enabled us to remain in business in Hastings for a long, long time. We've served Numerous generations of area families and many pieces of our fine furniture have lasted nearly os long as we have. It pays to buy the best and during this Store­ wide Sale you can buy the best at substantial savings. Be sure to stop in during our birthday event! FREE GIFTS FOR THE LADIES! Thursday. Sept. 15. for El Paso. Texas, for a week's visit with her My. and Mra. Cody Lajibaugh vlaltlng friends at Columbus and Grove City. Ohio. While there they attended tho Ohio State Pair. On theta- return trip home they called on the Gerald Haynes family at VanWert, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Hull and Laubaugh cottage near Wetmore. (Wanda) Hull caught a » inch 1 HOME OF FINE FURNITURE Meads of Grand Rapid*. Bunday. 105 E. State THORNAPPLE TOWNSHIP Russell Dykstra ...795-3602 William Getty795-3379 James Robertson ...795-3532 Curtis Solomon ____795-3727 WOODLAND TOWNSHIP Vic Sawdy367-2484 C. A. Mattson367-2694 I J riritLng his parent*. Mr. and Mra G. H. Perkins far tan day*. On Phone WI5-51O5 Hint. Tbe Norman Perkins had their son. Michael. 8 t � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-09-22.pdf 773050095fd4fd12a99fe81d890e8e06 PDF Text Text 111th Year Hattingi, Michigan. Thursday, September 22, 1966 20 NUMBER 23 — -------------- - by P There is, with considerable jus- the traffic congrstion on tlflcatlan. wc believe, incrmsiiiK .Street at this intersection arc dissatisfaction with the Sunday | east-bound cars waiting for at the traffic light at Uie | chance to make the north turn Green Street and Broadway inter- [onto Broadway or a I Nor do the flashers ; light directing east-west traffic be- truffle safety, since In the comes an amber flasher and the state of affaire, accidents, accord­ ' Broadway lights governing north- mg to local records are avera*lng I south traffic go into a red flasher i about one a week. WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE — Boys and girls attending special education classes spent four days last week at the Chief Noonday outdoor renter al Yankee Springs, Jeff Hinman (left), special education teacher at Hastings Junior High, declared that spend­ ing lhe week with his students was a wonderful experience and 1 phase. Maybe all this is supposed A possible solution might be to i to prove something. What it actu- [have a long green phase for Green jI ally ally does aoes Is is merely merely to w compound cuiupuuBu |। Street on Sunday and a .. shorter — Schllh*nl^t'’confusion. It certainly U not help- green phaae for Broadway. How- Barry County 'aelecUve Service Ing to improve the flow of traffic user, josl a continuation of the »—-j -----r»..I ------------------------— the accident rale, normal pattern would be a definite Board, was< honored Thursday , nor reduce • Continued on Page 4» when he was ; What appears to cause moat of • cate and pin by Col. Arthur A. Holmes. State director of SelecUve Service, tor 15 years on the Yniir tshflllCP draft board. Schllhancck has /*<-*<? 3 I UHf VHa«« E served since April 16. 1951. Col. i --------------------------- -- -' । Holmes praised his devotion to duty, integrity and leadership | Seventy special education chll- London. State naturalist, who _______ • . . dren from Hastings. Middleville I spent all day Wednesday ona!_ .. «T z gwr j f ¥7 youngsters from Hastings. Middleville and Delton made the out- 70 Special Ed Youngsters Have Fine Time Outdoors OUR EXCHANGE STUDENTS—Six Hastings f imilles are hosts to these students from abroad, all seniors al HHS and who said they were enjiying their life tn th* United States. From left McKee from Klilinchy, North Ireland, living with Mr. and Mrs. Fintel from Lueneburg. Germany, living with M •. and Mrs. Claude Helsinki, Finland, living with Mr. and Mrs. Ms irice Wlesenhqfer, Leiden. South Holland, The Netherlands, living with Mr. and Mrs. freshman staying with Mr. and Mra. Edwin WlelnllL Plan Now to Give 4Your Fair Share’ To United Fund Banner, 42 Finns Sponsor Porter Asks New Your Weekend Vacation door Center al Yankee Springs. I — — I — - Coast — - -—i--Albert *..—. Pick flition Includes luxury nccommoThe to — Coast Kuraell •" Evan., Boy fl rout. II rsx • 1 • | 1 Motel nnd Hotel Chain, in coop-f[dations Friday and Saturday Those attending were thei classes of Miss Virginia Ander-' LT'JLELT’.iS"-?'' | eratlon with The Banner and 42 i nights. Complete meals for lhe son. Southeastern primary group; .hall Furrow worked with Indi- | ' I participating Hastings business i entire family starting with break Mra. Jeanette Tredinnick, inter­ firms announce the start of a I mediate classroom at Northeast-1 crafts. 10 week contest In which local ] fast on Saturday morning thru dinner. Allowances for em; Jeff Hinman. Junior High ■ Success of this years outing i Circuit Judge Lucien F. Sweet area families may wtn a fun | Sunday meals tor each member of the classroom from Central; Mrs ......... of Kalamazoo took under adr ' tilled "Albert Pick Weekend Va- | I winning family Include *160 for Aline Frisby. Intermediate group i weather, enthusiastic children vlscment Wednesday morning a | cation." Winning families may j motion by Atty. Joseph Bauer choose to take their wceaena at [ e^wirnilne” families from Middleville and Chalmcr and hard working special edu- motion by Atty, Joseph Bauer' choose to take their weekend at | “ STiSJVs p“ Mo“" " ----- ss“!5 Millcr's room from Delton ■ I cation teachers. [ to include both parents and up The entire Barry County i School administrators from ' to three un-married children. Chairman Jack Hoke and Co-Chairman Arthur Olson are h„ a . jury <.,rv on „r, Dec Ti.wDetroit. Pick Fort Shelby; I Transportation is not furnished. Special Education stafT asaiit- [ Hastings and Middleville at- was convicted by 1. 1960, of the cold-blooded mur­ Flint. Pirk Durant; Lansing, | You may win a "Albert Pick ed about the eamp. | tended evening sessions. completing plans for the 1966 Hastings United Community der of William F. Hummel. Jr. I Fund campaign and are appealing to all residents to plan now This was the first time special ------------ g — । Weekend Vocation" by simply Albert Pirk Motor Hotel; Coeducation students from the pub-1 Porter. 21 at that time, who | registering at any of the many to give their "Fair Share" so that lhe record goal of $54,225 had Men sentenced to “solitary lie school* have attended a camp j ■ 1 participating' business firms A might lie achieved. confinement at hard labor" for Hck Fort Hayes; Cleveland, I new vacation is given each week outing. The four-day event was ■ Honored — R a I p h Pennock, R3 The drive is to be launched on Tuesday morning, Oct. 4, and during the rest of his natu­ Pick Carter; Chicago, Pick ‘ for ten weeks. sponsored by the Barry County ■ Special Education OlTice under B i ral life by Judge Sweet. Congress and Louisville. Albert । You may register as often as Nashville, was honored Thursday with a meeting for all chairmen and workers to l>e held in Uie direction of Thomas F. How- B | at an area conference nt the Leason Sharpe Memorial Hall. —-------- 1 • . ■ ■ ■ Atty. Bauer. In hts motion for Pirk Motel. . . ard, coordinator of special eduM Federal Center at Battle Creek information on the work of the slon. Olson. Barry County's juvea new trial, declared that Por­ The Albert Pick Weekend Va-: you happen to visit . . . with . for his 15 years of service on the humanitarianand youth agencation for Barry County. ' nile agent, heads the profession ter's rights had been violated | one registration per visit. ... । Barry County Selective Service cles financed by this one big al division. Mn. Thomas Stebwhen he was questioned follow­ The camp program opened Ing hts arrest. Atty. Bauer said | Once eachweek eachpartki-1 ®oard Co1 Arthur A. Holmes, drive is to be given out at lhe blns is chairman of the rwidenwith lunch Tuesday, followed by Porter had not been advised of ] patlng firm will hold a drawing i state selective service director, -coffee and rolls" session, and Ual drive assisted by Mra. Verncamp orientation and afternoon I his rights to consult an attorney, games K^BL . , the uie winner winner of oi which wiucxi will win l>e oc ; presented him , with a certificate Rnn Bontsrmn of Kalamazoo,. on Engle. 1 ■’”lhe * ,k“ -- ------------------— *— --- ----- ----- ; Richard Oreo, and C I their entry into lhe main draw- aI,d P1” ,n the namc of representing lhe Michigan Uni­ his parents or his wife before During the four - day outing ' ing for the "Albert Pick Weekend I Present In appreciation of his ted Fund, will speak briefly. various activities were planned W ’IB making a statement to the State | are chairmen of the Industrial for the group, including George '-J Police. was (division and Hoke is chairman Vacation." Thlie prellrfllnary ; ■ Chairman Hoke said he u_ winners will be announced each leadership. Draft board members announce that the Judge Sweet said he would । week on n medal naae with each ••-erVC Without pay and contribute Plraacil W anuounee uia» no study Atty. Bauer's brief for the ' hundreds oi of hour, hours oi of service to II.altar. uubUc wheel staff ........ . nn» toltoi tonr «W to to^ritomdrM. new trial, the transcript of the । „ baaeontributed «3 5Muto I •*»<> Dennl. K-rm«l. B MW ptoM ld o„, Ule„ ,„M„ toe public. trial record and Prosecuting At­ other *8H to $*Mwm anil- ' Cleveland lhe downtown retail u. , ------------ •----------torney Richard M. Bauer** re-[ oi toe Itorry Bru,a<*.UAt com, cipated before that dlvlrioo'. I div Iatan. „o marks at Wednesday's hparingi , drive was completed. Member, of lhe retail com... . ' nnmra cnairman oi uic curry: . P“jrer brouch, » ccnmlu.e Norman Donnlnl. president of I mlttee an hoping to obtain a qulred to register. There will be । . —— , the tejmi hearing to® from toe the Imto Ionia Tii^dw for to. the Hvtings Education Assoc 1-, minimum of CU from retail ten families from the Hosting* I | I |ipftQ in prison, where he works in orison, In Ute: Ute; , In announcing his selection. area that will be the guests of | P ■* 11 Cl 15 111 atton, ts chairman of that divl- outlets during the eemtng furniture factory. GOP leaders praised lhe work ! Albert Pick Motels and Hotels! ww * Lorin J. Badskey. trustee of^--------------Klwanls Speaker ,--------------------------—Lorin J. Badg-, Porter was charged with mur­ of Mrs. II. A. Adrounle. who Klwanls International, will be i skey. ‘ North Manchester. Ina Ind.. for their fun-filled weekend Best |{;irrv I niintv I I) . dering Bill Hummell, Jr., on June ! Drive leaders are pointing out of luck to you in winning one of IMI1 > VUUlllV InVltC I 3rCIltS the main speaker at the Wed- Industrialist and a trustee of Kl- 23. I960, in a gas station Just the importance of the coming nesday, Sept. 28. noon luncheon wants International, will speak south of Middleville. He was shot and carried on the work of lhe these outstanding weekends ! men C|lnn;wj ;n Kalamacampaign, including the need for rommlllee during lhe period meeting at Leason Sluirpe Me-1 at a 25th anniversary noon 1 Here are the places to register I zoo Cln.ult Couri Ior Btftlhng In the back of the head after I support for United Fund agenwhen there was no permanent mortal Hall. I luncheon of the Hostings Klwubeing ordered <o he on the fluor Signs Tire Service. Mary 's may clear up 37 or more offenses' cles which Include the U8O The occasion will celebrate the I nls Club to be held Wednesday. of the gus station Bill died that Beauty Shop. Dog "N" Suds. Mil- committed In Barry County, i which maintains units for serv­ 25th anniversary of the organ- Sept. 28. at Leason Sharpe Me- morning in Pcnnoek Hospital. || Mrs. Adrounle. president of the ler Carpels. Hodges Jewelry. Jim , Undcrslicnlf Gordon Trick re­ icemen and women throughout 1 Barry County Republican Wbmizatlpn of the Hustings Klwanls i mortal Hall. Badskcy is a former Barr Tire Service. E. L. Carpenparte, the world. The U8O also provides governor• ui of .Indiana Kiwanlans : en's Club, has worked many. Chib which was formed in Sep-1,I ------------fcuvriiiur uuiiiii mwnuoii' — i live entertainment through Ha • many hours In furthering the ter Hardware. Broadway Dry! Arrested were Edward M Hornnd a n past nnst International international preslnresi- »■ '’ and fT tember of 1941. The Hastings High School tBmp shows program for OIs Idrnt of the Farm Equipment KCHIICCII । work of lhe Republican party in Cleanlng. Quality Furniture, ton. 29. Portage, and Charles Pannalee's. Hastings Floor Cov-1 Mast. 27. 10250 N. 42nd. Hickory 1 Counseling Staff Is inviting parstationed in Vietnam and othgr i the county. GdP leaders said . Mfg. Association. I She unselfishly contributed her ering. Bulling*. Jacobs Rcxall > Corm rs. Both waived cxamlna- ents of high s-hool sen'ors to a elated areas of the world, I tlon in Kalamnroo Municipal i meeting al 7;30 pm on Monday. lime and effort towards coordl- Drugs; The 1960 goal Is above the The Music Center. Birke's Shoe Court and were tnund over to ' ' ' n a 11 n g campaigns, organizing "' 153,380 40 MIUCVCU achieved Ui in UW th* last | party rallies and dinners and do­ Store. Hastings Sewing Center.I Circu.t Co.:;: nnd -ck.- ' >n ' The meeting will be held in the Ha*t;ngs campaign for funtta to T. Crarneckl. Hamtramck. Imi Ing everything possible to keep Pat Gilmore Jeweler. The Fuller , bond ;i ' its purpose finance yuuui youth programs Ml and hu. —j. —•----- 's to ■ IU1UJICC — — w lied $23,000 -*n estimate the county committee functlon- Agency. Inc., The Superette. Rle<en I parents Inoniutiaa atauit. numltartan organizations. • Paul Hunt. II. governur of Di­ ---------^rofArty hat --------senior year requirements and to, ’ include* *7 penhoff's Sausage Kitchen. Barry of — stolen pro; Funcnd services for Mrs Hes- Ing. they added. vision II. Senior Citizens of lhe Hastings help plan «•£ In Uu lhe theft and bur- ,I ,„, ------------------K them K .„.. ahead for the Harry Young of Detroit, the community will meet Monday, ter M Kenneen. 48. Middleville., Mrs Adrounle is continuing as Service. Hastings Shell Service.! recovered for lhe rwrtrxt after erarlustion ‘.?e °*I. 1 Barry Cleaners. Ben Franklin «>*ry raM' official* believe will -------period graduation. only living charter member of Sept 20. at (he Union Hall on who died Saturday evening all vice chairman. vamp rire < turn up much more loot. r" "" The Barry GOP committee Store. Blair's Farm and Gorden. '" Klwanls, Is also to be present, Woodland Avenue for the usual Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rap- 1 plana to open county head­ along with other notables from plcn'c carry-ln dinner al one Furniture. Wayne Shoe m'sslng as far back as last i co)]w admissions and pro“ quarters in the building for­ WaUdorff throughout tffe State. o'clock. Store. White's Photography. Cop- March and possibly two years or | ' junior alleges, technical. T — Red Cross Chapter, which The merly occupied on State Street Delegations from the two Has­ Visitors are cordially wel­ I more, has been connected with with tr,ri(. and ‘\ needs funds for the vital Hood per Lantern; tings sponsoring clubs In Jack­ comed and all are requested to Feloausch Food Center Citv over 35 "P^at« c*»*s from five military outlook for senior boy. program and other activities. B Radant. who was named by the son and Battle Creek, and from furnish own table service, bev­ ~ ^,lar^a^”j Allci:an. Hastings Jaycees for their Dls- Pood and Beverage. Hastings the 14 other clubs in Division 11. erage. and a dish to pass An opportunity will be given for Family * Cfiilfc tlnguished Service Award In 1963, Cleaners. OltllemanX HasUngs V^perf^rang'cs fro^lmaU ’’any^uertlons parents “may ^Ts^vlu President Ray Wolfe has ar­ I has been active In local affairs, City Bank, Ken & Bob's Oulf Five club* eelebratlng their ranged a program which will pltalized a week prior for $5300. 4H for *4M | personal articles to Items that 1,ave ,0 ** answered, 7ed~Fund t~* -• *[ and has served as clialrman of Service. Burry County Lumber. could be carried away only with I All parents of high school sen- . a Include a talk by Howard Frost death. She had cancer. and the Kalamazoo ChUd Quid। the Mnrch of Dimes campaigns. Fenton, lapeer, Detroit Indus­ of Hastings, who Is an authority Haan's Standard Service. Bevcr'a truck —a dishwasher, a water; tors arc urged by thy staffton-a ------mini* XOOA I He has been a member of the wyk's Color Center. Gardner trial Center. Grand Haven and on the early history of this town H Emmunu.l EptcopuT Church । The Michigan United Fund in­ Pharmacy. Inc. Central Radio & I heater, pair of two - to - three- attend. and vicinity. There will be plenty • woodcrtul pma,. htr Irlrnd. v„, „ d „„ b । place snowmobi(es cludes 18 State agencies and >0 Vestry nnd has been honored by TV, and East Side Lumber. ■end delegations. of time for visiting. and If trans­ I In some rases, recovering lhe ---- ..*2-^' ---. ■nron.uppl. llloruapplc noy T1 ? “il" Bop ocout Scour ieai Ir.a.r. agencies rated as ' National.” The main speaker, elected an portation Is needed, or can be at th* XT n-hodLU Chureh. or_ loot has meant literally dig­ Metootou Church, thei. lhe _ ________________ hu. roouibuuon.i__. Io to.i The SUte aaene'es end bnd*etk International Klwanls trustee furnished, please call Ray Wolfe S ging it up. Seven outboard moW8CS and participated in tho ca nlzation 11 n c I u d e Arthritis Foundation, Inst July, Is a North Manchester. 5-2864. Band Boasters nnd the PTA. She 11391339 Catholic Ch ariltea. *»Ind., industrialist, and a former j taught at Middleville from 1939 642: Kenny-Michigan Rehabili­ governor of the Indiana Klwanls 1 led. to 1940. tation Foundation, *183330 District. He Is u past interna»»)/> RQ Manne equipment also in­ Sho is survived by her hus- Rn|nnr« <t 1 3f»7 tloital president of the Farmi’,tvc5 1 inis band. Harold: three daughter?. DOIGHCe 4> I ,5U / cludes two runabouts and a 14I 147300; Better Hearing. *94.000; Equipment Manufacturers AssoDonors gave 89 pints of blood Kathlyn, 18: Snsin. 18. and About 40 members of tire Bliss The Barry County Abstract >f| foot square end canoe One boat Retarded Children. S12UXM. engineering club met Wednes­ Patty. 11: her parents. Mr and nc*‘ received 251 orders in A<i- day evening. Sept. 14 and heard Hastings Hleh Marching Band. Deaf. *18.000; Children's Aid Soeters of KalamaReceipts totaled *4 35'.’ 05, an- interesting talk by John';'"” '" He has been a Klwnntan for 22 Monday at the Middleville Mra. Marinus , tinarr under tnc the direction direction ar of /srtnur Arthur , jmwuv 3ociety.. *245.000; * w:D’­ '.'.I',,’. 7----u~v. Crime <» . . .. .... . , -nAnuM ISntzca Strance. chief engineer of the0 Wa Ijke ’n Barry Steward. Jr Jr . with Tom King as I linquency CouncU Council *24300; DlaDiayears. 1 Methodist Church. a balance of *130737. The bal­ BUsa Research and Development Cou County. Bert of KafUmasoo? "‘y 1 -drum -----------‘-------will ‘ ,“ *beles. ” *• major, make itsK-first *31387. Epilepsy Center Jt ance for August. 1965. was Many Items taken from Baugh- i, appearance v qf, luc lhe OC1IUU1 school year „ at I Association. *196372; Heart, Center. Swarthmore. Pa. HLs sub ­ ninht'i Hastings-Alma • *864.675: Kidney Foundation. Funeral Home until time for lhe *1.079 47 Mra. Sally McVey re­ ject was "New Developments at: mans Marina at Gun Lake were Friday Friday nlRht'i signed effective Sept. 2 and Mrs. recovered. ------- on — Johnson -------- —... *198339: League for Nursing. game Field. Swarthmore." which he llluslratj Gloria Armour began work SrpL $39350. Mental Health, *177.780; । 6. Abstractor Ilene Rogers re­ ed with drawings and movies.!—, Welfare League. *103347; Multi­ After the talk refreshments were i / organization ported. ple Sclerosis. *157.000. and United "Wtr Cerebral Palsy. *177300. NaUmal agencies I n : 1 u d e nuioo ('allege - Ohio Wesleyan American Council for Nationali­ Tanya. 2-year-old daughter of Mrs Eleanor Hllliker of 820 E . Kalamazoo College students ties Service. *5300; Social Health. M73O4: Big Brothers of America. Bond Street, was tn very critical' are not yet in school, so there’s An Expectant Parents class Is condition this Wednesday morn- : no band College officials selec­ to begin at 7:30 pm. Wednesday. ing following surgery Tuesday at ted one of Southweatern Michi­ I2M78: Social Work Education, Sept 28. at Northeastern School the University Hospital at Ann gan's top prep organizations to WM: Public Health Nursing, them in the high school. This sponsored by the Barry County UM41; Jackson ------ — Laboratory. -------------Arbor, members of the family re­ give the half-time show. rrpnoenu a substantial lucrea.sc Henlth Department with the ap­ MKW1; International Social ported to The Banner. Barry County Republican wo­ The Saxon musicians will pre­ proval of the Barry Medical As­ Tanya's lungs had collapsed sent the same routines at Kalamen are having as their guest sociation. about 3 am a*id three physftoday. Mrs Peter Gibson, newlyYouth. 83.000: Alcoholism, ciaru were doing all they could, elected national prvrtdmt of Re­ Thrcnapple voters Monday ap­ $19,100; Settlements and Nelgbto improve her condition publican Women's Federation, Friday show will be the playing proved a proposal to purchase a Subject for the first class Is to Surgeons worked nearly al! of the 18)2 Overture by Tchalat a luncheon and rally In the be "Human Reproduction " On day Tuesday to give Tanya it chovsky in conjunction with a Episcopal Parish house here. to be financed by Increasing Oct. 5 Uie topic will be "Pre­ normal esophagus so she can firing squad of American Legion Natal Cart”: Oct. 12. "Related swallow her fired, and Veteran of Foreign Wars Mire Jeanlce Barnum, daugh- a two year period and by a bond Nutrition": Oct. 19. "Labor and Tanya has been fed through members who will fire the rounds »1M*1: Travelers Aid. Delivery." taught by a physician; an artificial opening by her mo­ necessary for the sound effects Urban League, *30,800; United Barnum, Hartings. R. R . and a Oct. 28. hospital tour, and Nov. ther who has used a 50 cc sy­ to adequately present the.Over - Seamen's Service. *14302. and senior in the high school here, 2. "Baby's First Six Months." ringe. turc. Director Steward said. Barry County's 4H stock Judg­ Mra. Hllliker operates The ing team, constating of Albert Powder Box beauty shop al 314 APPROVE AGREEMENT Bell of Borrytille, Kenneth E. State Street. Mra. Don Muilctt an outstanding member of lhe Dunn of Rutland. Richard WalIs on duty at The Powder Box. Doug O'Laughlin left Saturday Hastings High uh Jim DeVault for Michigan jects acUrftlea. 1 rial m Murder ---- ------------------- Conviction Here Chairmen Completing Plans For October 4 Kickoff; Seek Record $54,225 in Gifts Ken Radant New Barry County GOP Chairman Hastings lywanLs Celebrating 25(11 Year of Service . f- ..'Arrests Clear To io High School Meet Monday Of Middleville Senior Citizens To Meet Monday Buried Tuesday S^blTL'bl*to 57.7^71? TO'i'n.rto TS^,-7n»n.a .to"^»;. rwTaii^W Abstract Office Saxon Band to Play at College Game Saturday Bliss Engineers Hear Talk on Research Center backward glances of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files Begin Expectant Parents Class Wednesday Night cmya (.omes Through Surgery At Michigan Tach The NaffwUto Hills Club, won first place In the 4H stock Judging ccutcat at Hmm Rm MgRB A*OUT: . . BACKWARD GLANCM. Enrollment at 3,862 Hastings' school enrollment the high school. The official �Personal Mention Earle Ferney Of Clarksville Later tho fuUty oom paid Mra Roger Lundquist and son of Lansing and Mrs, Kgthryn Clum were Sunday dinner guedU attending the at WMU, they qualnted through . day when Mils Wickham wa* Ferguson-Draxe - rtrguaon H Smith Dita] In Grand Rapid*. Ha la overnight guest Wednesday of The Barry McGuire* arrived her son, Mr. and Mra. Earl Clum and family of Belmont. Hardy of California were here llvlng in Mansfield. Ohio, and had Uw privilege of attending two-week vacation In Tucapn. CONGRATULATIONS!! CHECK aXns’t T^“7 *'NN'Na TO OUR Sth. WEEK'S JACKPOT BINGO WINNERS numbers up''^HesT0R£LA7TeDCA"D y°u PICKED week. "Ar thbi iRhenat Rapids. Wilkinson of Grand RED West Woodland CAM BE SURE TO PICK UP A BLUE CARD FOR NEXT WEEK'S 'JACKPOT-BINGO' GAME THIS WEEK’S JACKPOT IS WORTH 36 38 T® a dr^l 46 52 %L^J64 66 50 12 86 CENTER TURKEY BROILERS petal Bunday. We extend heartfelt sympathy to Mix 29 5 to 7-lb. Avg. Gabriel of Boyne City who made many friends and acquaintances here during the time she stayed, With A *10.00 LB Or More Robert Food Purchat*... anas ao sat at a table on this ridetjuid watched the others Co°ntef*ri.-6krt- u rcry p0011!' Mra Bfcriafc may remain with her fclrB Paul Shoupe LEAN, MEATY SLICES ... SWIFT PREMIUM PROHN BEEF... CHUCK BLADE STEAK BONELESS STEW MEAT HERRUD PARTY ASSORTMENT BUDDIG SMOKED Sliced MEATS Boneless Pork Roast Pork Cutlets •sss. 79' IMPERIAL MARGARINE BOSTON STYLE BOB EVANS - ROLL ... PORK SAUSAGE /9'b COFFEE Facial Tissue Paper Towels •— HERSHEY VARTAN REG. or DRIP SPARTAN 2-PLY CHOCOLATE SYRUP an exhilarating favorite sport season high school* play. O) K f " fij E HUNT'S YELLOW CLINO w n c w “|c‘° <* hmvi‘ ■ ■ • Handi Wipes 141. CAN 15' 29' 19' 3-0 Z. CANS <JQC W 49‘ LUX LIQUID DETERGENT Bohl* With to ihop Here jrauU find everything from paint to plaster to plank*. Slop In often thl* full. EAST UDE LUMBU COMPANY. Ill EAtiT RAILROAD KTKE'LT. NAmNOA PHONE W1 J- PASCAL CELERY GREEN CABBAGE STRAW FLOWERS Ph. Wl 52421 3 59‘ ~ 19' ‘ 10' 59' HOU© DETERMN1 liix ~ 35' 13c off UNIT 1 Bit. WITH THIS COUPON & A 15.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SATURDAY. SEPT 24 g WITH COUPON BELOW nURNY BROS. FROZEN ... HARD ROLLS OVEN-FRESH... HAIR SPRAY-REG. 79c AQUA NET PKGS. Borax <UC 9 LIMIT — 1 PKG. FRUIT ROLLS LIMIT— BOTTLE 10c OFF ... GIANT SIZE youli find our retail store iOL WT. PKO. 2-PLY TOILET TISSUE PKG WITH COUPON BELOW TO PKO. aVARIETIiS ... SPARTAN 4-ROLL 1-pt., wr. CMC MIXB ... AU VAUSTIES - Swansdown FAB mb. QUARTERS 66 14B. TIN 69s 89 BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR MORTON SALT ‘SWEEPSTAKES' ENTRY BLANK at FELPAUSCHI PORK STEAK will ngc-be coming back either. * Aer.'-Etil Manter of Haa- football teams have red card 20 *200°° HAROLD 7\u7^ GiMfi »o.t!Sv,sn^SK,ON GET DOUBLE SSH GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY::: Shopping Is a pluasuro at. . . Sr AX I AN 2-PLY TOILET..^ TISSUE ~ LIMIT 1 PKG WITH THIS I A S5D0 OR MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SATURDAY. SEPT. 24 ^JefaaU’ic/t fi R FQUD CENTERS 39‘ �I Meteor Explodes Across Skies Middleville By .Wr*. .Vary Jackton Pen Pal Coming From England to Spend Year Here Many were saddened to hear of The Barry County sheriff * of­ Theresa Creasy. 14. who lives fice received 11 calls in six min- Uie death of Mn. Harold < Hester i Kermeen Saturday evening at north of London at Welwyn. England, a pen pal of Marcia Wletnlk. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Edwin Wletnlk. is scheduled arrive in Hastings Tuesday. d i,ShUn« “ die- . Church and other activities. She | to Sept. 27. to spend the year with •cross nartheast-;wiU be greatly missed In her Uie Wletnlk* and attend Hos­ Rarish‘divlUth?S U?to church and the” community. She ting* High as a freshman wlUi ^,y' then exP,odln« I1Un- 'caves her husband. Harold, and Marcia ing ffery fragment* on two states three daughters. Kathy Busan QUWI and southern Ontario, Canada land Patty. Her Her funeral funeral mi held land Patty was held in the Methodist Church al 2 pm Michigan Slate L'nlrerWty iu- Tuesday. the Wietniks will meet her. Mra. David Otto accompanied Marcia has been corresponding Mr. und Mrs Peter Petersen to with Theresa for about four or the Civic Auditorium in Grand Rapids Wednesday to hear Ger­ food friends. The Wletnlk* were trude Bohanna Her topic was He asked that witnesses write "God Isn't Dead." * Bupt. Earl pleased when her parents ac­ him reports at East landing The Van Sickle attended a Btete su­ cepted their Invitation for The­ meteors flaming path was traced perintendent's meeting at Macki­ resa to spend a year with them in Hastings nac Island. ♦ Minor Palmer, who was In Pennock Hosplial because Mo,, more titan 1,000 mile* apart i It caused Michigan's Gov. < Mr. ^ and John, Joustra and j, A t/fillflV ^rltnnl Romney to believe momentarily 1U Mrs. JUIU JUU,vr, BI1Q *v. and Mra. the!' SHltfllUa JLHIHH an attack was taking place. Rev. Mr*. Steere attended the Romney, flying in his private Baptist Church Association meet­ plane to a meeting oi Ute United ing in Grand Rapids. * Rev. v L?** International Michigan । Larry Eisenberg, who had been Over 650 school superintend­ Con*enU®n Bl 81 Clair.; conducting special meeting* al lhe said the meteorite “‘almost hit Methodist Mi-Uiodlst Churches in Middleville ents. including Hastings Supt. and Freeport, left for his home in Richard J. Guenther, attended He added. "We thought we Nashville. Tenn. Monday morning lhe 37th anndhl conference of acre under attack." Romney Sept. 24 to Oct. 2 he will be con- I h e Michigan Association of said the object bun.- into a great ducting similar meetings in Jack­ School Administrators at Macki­ nac Island Sunday through boll of light. "It had a tail that son. Mo. • stretehed out for mile.. We saw | Mr*. William Harper and Mrs. Tuesday. Sept. 18-20 MASA is a it 10 miles before we reached Fnd Palmer accompanied Mrs department of the Michigan Education Association. Port Huron, and even when we Oscar Flnkbelner to Eaton Rapids “New Dimensions In School landed we could sec lhe tell of ,last Thursday. * Mr* Hazel Der- 1 Administration: The Positive smoke in the sky." rick and daughter. Mra. Arthur I * dmlnI»‘r. At Port Huron, official* report- Sullivan, were luncheon guests of | App™*'“ 1966 cconference. cd its brilliance caused street Belle Tollis, in Delton Tuesday. * the ,l,e 1966 -™ Mrs Charles Jones of , Wendell H. Pierce, superinlights controlled by photoelectric Mr. and eye to switch off automatically. x Mulllken *»ihie»" w-r« were Sunday »m4.. guests of I tendent of schools in Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs Clare Williams * “nd appointee to the position of Mr. and Mra. Roy Tubergen and [ executive director of Compact daughter. Evelyn, have purchasedfor Education, delivered Uie keya home in Lake Odessa und expect note address at the first general to move today. The Tubsrgens are I session Sunday night ----------B. will "Bud" Dennis M. Brown. 18. Kalama- .u r_.u »ther P001-Charles hcalth »nd be Wilkinson, zoo. was taken to Pennock Hos- lvlp» "f“r,cr u'-clr who lives former head coach and director of athletics al lhe University of pital Wednesday, Sept 14. nnCr ,ln Sun,leld he lost control of his Rambler Dr. Jack Brown and R. H. about 2:50 pjn. driving south on Brown of Duntan Lake. Stanley Tuesday luncheon "Mr. Michi­ lhe Cedar Creek Road Just north ' Kllch of Coopersville and Don gan Outdoors,” Mort Neff, was of the Cedar Creek grocery. It Babcock, local, enjoyed a canoe scheduled tor the Monday ban­ was raining and when he hit I trip down lhe Pine River near quet the brakes coming over a hill- Baldwin * Mr and Mrs. Milton crest, he lost control, hit two | Perry of Swartz Creek and Mr. ij -• n i• guard posts, then a tree, bounc- and Mr*. Bob Kenyon were Sun- \ tldSllllQS I OllCC ing off into a culvert day dlnnsr gu9*t* of tiw ladles'| . ■ T/- ° mother. Mrs. Roy Johnson The A TC Kent BUSY * J Mr. and Mrs Howard Orsborn । Perrys were weekend guests. *1 Hastings police investigated 71 are visiting thetr granddaughter Several Methodist women are to offenses from Aug. 22 to and husband. the Theodore attend an Officers Training Con- varied Sept 12, Chief of Police -----------Richard fcrence at the Methodist Church Q "" ’ Carpenters, a few day* this week. Sunlor reported to the City in Woodland this Thursday. Many are looking forward to the Council members at their last Octogenarian Party in the Meth­ meeting. The offenses included breaking odist Church at noon Tuesday. Sept. 27. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles and entering, felonious and sim­ Williams and sons. Martin, and ple larceny, check law violations, simple assault, sex offense, of­ HOUSE CLEANING WORK David, enjoyed a trip to Virginia fenses against family and chil­ WANTED - Afternoons. Box Beach to visit their */n and wife. dren, liquor violations, disorder­ 1022 c/o Hustings Banner. 9'22 Mr and Mr*. Fred Williams. They lines*. delinquent minors, prowl­ returned home last week. They had picked up David, who flew to ers. obscene phone calls, drunk O'Hare from California where he driving and other types. hod been helping his brother at Seventeen arrests were, made J , a Summer YMCA Camp. They en­ on warrants. In addition, -Toliod laatratf 56 joyed living in a trailer. . PUBLICATION OUU moving violation traffic tickets. Mr. and Mr* Fred Williams ar­ rived early Saturday from Virginia 83 non-moving tickets and 1,150 Beach for a month's visit. Fred overtime parking tickets. ...I File will return the last of the month In addition, '49 traffic com­ to board another submarine until plaints were checked out and 35 Christmas. Mra. Williams will re­ non-criminal complaints Investi­ main here with the home folks gated. until his return. * Chris Catchlck of Detroit, L/ruuil. a It student Btuunn at Hl MSU. MDU. was WIU rt-ekend guest of his Hater and i Boys Ilrll.ili i family. illy. Dr. and mid Mra. Mrs. Melvin Noah. . .... . Mr. and Mrs, Russell Bender and i daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Puttman of Clarkston, Philip II. Mllrhrll. Judo were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Martin R. Hawthorne. 17. nnd Mra. Vinal Tabor nnd family Hastings, and Edward Quada. 17. end Willi,’ of Flint. Later the Benders and Rl. suffered lacerations dnB Puttnuiw went to Clarkston and bruises about 11:55 ajn .uesdky saw their new trailer home. Mrs. when the motorcycle they *ere Puttman teaches In the same riding struck a 1M6 Jeep driven building with Mra. William Han­ by Patricia Ann Ledford. Si, PUBLICATION OBPBB son. a former teacher of Middle­ 2094 E. Grand, at Walnut and ville Mr. Puttman teaches in Church Streets. Junior high. Mr. and Mrs. John Erikson of Pennock Hospital for treat­ the Finkbelner Road have pur­ ment. chased lhe larry Martin home on According to the report, Mar­ ,,] j Charles Street and are living tin was driving the motorcycle „,i. there. They have two small chll- north on Church Street when "■■I | dren. * A birthday party was the Ledford Jeep entered lhe in­ I given in honor of J. C. Schad at tersection going west on Walnut. ,„.i their Barlow Lake cottage Sun­ She said she had stopped at day. Thnse attending were their the stop sign, waited for a car to two sons and their families. Mr. pass and pulled out without see­ nnd Mrs. Rodney Schad and son. ing the motorcycle. Jeffrey, of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs Rex Schad and children.1 ■ Fred. Cindy and Mark. ESS'^S. SS.fi fi..,““ Snpt. Guenther Heads' Conclave Driver Injured At Cedar Creek _______ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LEGALS Hurt When Motorcycle Hits Jeep Tuesday More About Backward Glances *hig. * Lori Hummel spent the THE HAITIX.I BAXXEX—1 »ith Mr*. Harold Hum­ mel and family of rural PorlBy Francat Johntlon * The annual picnic of B, Jtr.. Km H-tbllu its* 1-4.. •-> ,------- ' Mr> Wayne Shade and family The first frost of’ the season u ^4 VE TonJ heW Sund,y al Tyden Park. Mr. and Mra. G«m Carr. Tom ’ There were 34 attending. Honand Patricia visited Mr. and Mr* ored guests were Mrs. Ruth area Friday when the mercury and family of Nashville and Mr. Dave Wickeraham of Charlevoix; Peterman nnd Mrs. Ruth Ferris skidded to an official low of 33. a few dayt * Mr. and Mra. Claud ' * Mr. and Mra. Donald Hummel recorded at the Michigan Fish­ Hastings were Sunday cullers of Hayden spent Tuesday and Wed- and family were Sunday guests eries Research Station here Deputy Harvey Baker Tuesday Mr. and Mrs Gerald Gardner. * nesday at their home In White of Mr and Mra. William Morey investigated the burglary oi Um](L Rain fell Tuesday, but only 22 Cloud. * Mr*. Ralph Weaver and , and Dawn of Ionia * Mr and Jane and Sandy Abbey of Has-1 Mrs. Gary West and children, The temperature*: t ngs were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston Vent Hawblitz and Mrs Gladys Creek and Cloverdale Ronda Mr. and Mrs Gene Shade. * Mr and Mrs. Ruth Peterman visited Hawblltz wen at Budd Lake. al and Mr*. Richard Sargeant and; Mr. and Mrs Manon Shade at Harris on Sunday. Pam have moved to Belding from Morrison Lake Sunday The Maple Grove Birthday Tucnon. Artz. They were former Club met al the hall on Tuesday, a 12 xauae Wincheater slide anresidents and have been in Ari। Si pt 20. for potluck dinner wUh ions for lor seven seven yean. year*, They incy were ware *nn G-'^rey Is in Ann Arbor sona J Dorothy Melnertz and Bernice Tuesday visitor* of Mr*. Esther *n<-rc she is working and living Srhantz as the fortes*. * Mra «'--------- -• • — *>' an apartment with six girls, I Rllla Whitmore had eye surgery Mn Raymond GuUcrrcz and three of them U. of M. sludente Becky of Albion spent a few days i The Edward SLorkan family 139. silverware setting for eight were In Kalanuu/xj Sunday to Mia Sylvia Babcock in Battle family. * Mra. Rose Irwin was hear lhe Kalamazoo Concrt Name Gene Cooley Creek to recuperate w* Mr and, — . •» . . z admitted to Pennock H aspite I Band. bedding and pillow cases, and Springport Principal Mrs Bbdr and Ken ­ Some of the gasoline stations Saturday for observaUon follow­ ® n«h were M Mr and Mra. Wilother items. ing a fall, * Michael W. HUley. about town have added beauty Gene Cooley, son of Mr. and 11Wn Swift on Sunday. * Several to lhe town these par. weeks. At Mr*. Charles (Red. Cooley of frwn WMy Blu»xted the «y. arrived home Tuesday, Sept the southwest comer of N. Hast.nw has been named prln-' Gould-Pulver adding in the Broadway and W. Mill there is clpal of Springport High School. Haatings Baptl* Church SaturHastings firemen were called Force. He was honorably dis­ a profusion of gorgeous gold Gene is a 1958 graduate of day. out about 8,45 Friday to aid charged from Myrtle Beach. marigolds and bright colored ------------ •------------Middleville firemen fighting a APB., J5.C. where he has been zinias At the southeast corner Charlotte High School and is a ^1 ~:„*■fire at lhe George PeaUteriy stationed the last year. During of 8, Broadway and W. Court graduate of Western Michigan qq n University where he majored ‘ n MOg twOmpiaintS home on the Grange Road. Fire, the last four years he has visited they concentrated on lush pe­ Dog Warden Dean Braden re­ probably started from a defective such places os Turkey, leban- tunias and a row of tall sun­ physical education, speech ond non, Italy and France. He left flowers bordered low with zlnlas biology. He is working on\ his: ceived 89 complaint* during Au- chimney, damaged the attic and ’s r.l Michigan State gust, including 10 dog bites. Monday to attend Central Michi­ brlRldens the southweast comer master He won letters In baseball for 1 Thirty-seven dogs were disposed gan University. of Court and S Michigan Ave. three years at Western | of. 69 handled and he traveled Eddie Malilson. 10-year-old son -- ------ — He began teaching at Athens 2.293 miles. * of Mrs. Helen Malilson. fell from I Castleman home this week is her as elementary principal, and goes ------------ •------ ‘----his bike last Wednesday, fractur- I mother. Mrs. Viola Hoyer of to Springport from the Hanover-1 Dr. Larry Blair. Hastings phyA HasUng* Municipal Court ing his right arm in two places Sandusky, Ohio. i Horton system In Jackson Coun- sician, and Dr. George BenUek of Jury Tuesday found Jack Lester n.Ti----- Z Z" ■—m7’ ■ tu ------- •-----ly He P|ayfd Class A ball for the Grand Rapids. Pannock Hospital Egan of Charlotte innocent of *ndwCr^g-?f»,Pi^e ^CTet.W“ »fumlIy party of 27 PltWmh Pirate* for two years radiologist, and other*, left Prl- reckless driving after a trial be­ Lake spent the weekend with her a: the Roger Kelly home on Sun■ ....... . ------------ •-----------। day to hunt. In Newfoundland, fore Judge L. E. Barnett. The parents. Mr. and Mr*. John Wal-jday fur i> picnic dinner and a For Banner Ciassifled Ada | Dr. Blair plans to return Mon- incident occurred Aug. 15 on the ' dren. at Crooked Lake 'near I great day of visiting. Coll Wl 5-3481 1 day. Sept. 26. --------------■- Lake Road• Thomapple Sheridan * Mr. and Mrs. Roy — ------- *•— ----------- ----------- — Jackson. Mrs Audrey Scott and Jack spent the weekend at the Brae cottage near Kalkaska. Mrs. Mabel Rich. Mrs Ina Birman and Mrs. Mary Guy visi­ ted Mrs Pearl Culter. an aunt of Mrs. Rich, at Stanton, Thurs­ day. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Vansickle and Mark spent last week touring lhe middle west. They visited 6.F.C. and Mrs. EvALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • — — , Mercury Slips to Low 33 Degrees Lake Odessa • Highbank Ransack Barry County Home Home Damaged Drivar Innocent enneug IN ton. Fort Sill, Okla. Mr. and Mra. Arnold Kruger and family of Cedar Falls. Iowa, and Mr. and Mra. Neal Seels and family of Steamboat Rock. Iowa. Mr and Mra. Frederick Beck­ hold held a picnic Sunday in honor of their son. Rocky, home on leave from Fort Knox. Ky. He left Friday by plane for Texas for further training. * Mr. and Mrs Vcrn Moore of Allegan were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Stadel. * The Merry­ Social Club met Thursday with Mrs Dan Archer with 16 present. The new president. 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Another young with a nice carry-in dinner waa history at drinking and driving. He brother of Mra. Richard and Verdle LoDerc of Charlton pushed by the ladles. * The Barry Christian Endeavor rally was held tt Lake Odessa U. B. enUy suffered a heart attack. Church Monday evening. Sept. tra. John Lctson and Eloulso and Mra. Enoch Attending from here were Mra. A detailed study of the July 4 aia probably caused by UiU defect. to evade being hit. Due to hla operative effort by Michigan police. strong's. A Our congratulations to Uie Buster WrtgliU. who have a recently to g« acquainted wllh the new baby there. Cars in front and behind this took evasive action daughter and another brother portion of the drivers Involved in tho fata) accidents had previously received a number of tickets for moving violations (speeding!. oncoming traffic which could have The key to auto safety remains resulted in a multiple collision and deaths. Thus, while Federal standards for.tire manufacturers behind the wheel* Until there is Five deaths were not tlie fault essential to follow-up with periodic traffic fatality curve will continue of car drivers. One motorcyclist Inspections to Insure that cars wllh outworn tires are not allowed So far the political spotlight Ims struck by a fellow cyclist ahd deflected Into an approachtag car. enough, no UPHOLSTERING tn Ohio and attended a wedding of their niece. * Clifford Oven- East Doud brother, redesigned for1M«, Include taOUghls divided by back-up lights as shown on lhe Fairlane X/L Hardtop above and a dramatic new grille treatment as Illustrated on lhe Fairlane SOS 4-door Sedan below. Interior styling Is new as well with color-coordinaled, cloth and-vlnyI combinations. Fairlane models go on dis­ play at Ford dealer showrooms Friday, Sept. 30. Rev. Max Ovenshire. By Mrs. IJoyd Owen Vaugim Aug* family of School- ( were In Grand Rapids Monday. They visited her brother. Tony Thomas, in the Yeckley District Saturday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bordenu from Marshall were Sun- from Vietnam and arrived home Bunday. Aug. 31. Mrs. Erb was Many af the friends and taken to Blodgett Hospital on neighbors attended Uk- wedding that day (or major surgery. She gel this very ' important home of Mbs Gaye Stahl and Fbirest came home after about 10 days Price at the Clarksville Bible Church. * Mra. Gertie Stahl, direction. who has spent the Summer with family of Utica and Mra. Gwensome of her family near Dafter. net h Neeb of Holt were Sunday. Upper Michigan came for tho wedding of her granddaughter and will be going to Greentown. Benedict of Greenville and the Ind, then to Florida. By Mr,. EIS.I Blank *2 CUrkoUk SVI-14J4 THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 luuon under control and that quickly. The Senate plan would "clunkers" and tin*. This teas a politically popular thing to do. Problems per­ end accidents. This possibly indi­ taining to “the nut behind the wheel" have been consistently cate the wagon ahead to which mechanical llmitaUona of their avoided because this Involves In­ vehicles, either drive with extra dividuals who are alio voters and Irian attempting to dash across out thus could be politically unpopular onto the highways during tings as guests Sunday at the Oddly Linden Norris attended the golden wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lelnaar at Big Cedar Lake. Bunday. Want Aib Sell Unused hems! factory condiUcp negotiated the nitely a chance not worth taking. television. Some interesting facte amt curve wlthoX akMdtag. Thls would seem to indicate that auto fatalities on that weekend, the original quality of a tire Is no Individuals who know what they nearly a third had records that leave questions a*'to their fitness come ixXcnttally dangerous when tainted with politic* But. good or to drive. Almost half of the 29 iud bad driving records and drinking mentioned above, the driver was are likely to have little or no ef­ road rather than into the path of fect on the increasing highway toll Uoyd Owen called at Clifford Kahlers in Delton Saturday. ★ Mr. Pleasant Valley The Hastings Banner Lacey By Mrs. Orlie VanSyckle Il 0®wll«g Fh»M 1U-11T |lOOgCRESt|ffi\ Earl Startjard, Lowell and he would appreciate Mr ond Mrs lovd TLyttle vttle re Sa'.rdy and family Mr^nd Mm TLloyd re- 1 w v Q alteudsaTe prayer band is meeting this cently visited their son and fam- 6lindayi g^x 4 Uy. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Lyttle | the message. In tho afternoon. results In fatal accidents. Fred N. water pollution. Pure water 13 a Thursday. The Pleasant Valley Form Bu- In Fredrick. Md. * Mr. and Mra. ( Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Olmstead and basic resource equally essential to OH,. «n, . „ ... . ., , ncoojnpumcu uk-iii io .tiujixbisi agriculture, industry, and people. of Mr. and Mra. Harold SkcdgelL dinner guests Dcpe. Sept. Il 11 ui of mi. Mr. uou and ■ whcre to lhe uuuicr KUCUJ Without bountiful supplies of un—— —'aute Christian Endeavor meet­ tUBBcatPTioN Mra. ...... Blair .. HawbUta and• v Ken' smash-up that liappened on the Monday. * Mr. and Mra. Vaughn neth. * Mr. and Mra. KeRh ing at the Laketon Bethel Re­ July 4 weekend. A family of four Geiger and Sherman of MX, Strickland, Sandra and Mrs. formed Church. Winnie Dunn were Sunday dinThe Mote family enjoyed an was heading tar the beach only meaningless. evening at the Kenneth Willette seven miles from home. A second Yet, the disturbing thing here Benedict of Greenville and Mrs. Dunn and family at their cot- ;home In Clarksville, Thursday, Dean Geiger and children were in the United States is that with Bunday visltore of Mra. Vera taKT. * The Briggs Church Is .Sept. 1. honoring Miss Bethel an increasing population and ex­ Geiger. ★ Christine Stahl In­ having a bake sale noon at NoshIn broad daylight on a four-lane panding Industry, the rate of con­ jured her leg Saturday as .she vtlle. * Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ,J. Mote family and Rev. and Gillasple visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Mra. Chalmer Miller were Sun­ tractor. tamination of our inland lakes and ! Harold Bugbee at Gull Lake re- ,day, Sept 11, luncheon guest., of foot hard surface shoulders on children. Coiln and DceLyne, °t'toSle«ple* vlrited^Mr. M^nd JMra their parents, Mr. and Mra. Her­ either side, the cars had a head-on man Miller. Wo* Odessa were hoots to a go- i H GUlasnle Sunday * tag away party and a floe dta-, ^Anna ^'ls £Ino from An estimated 8.300 public and killed, the driver of the ,other car .Already Lake Erie is pretty lhe hospital In Battle Creek non-publlc school buses are In where she was for a broken hip use in Michigan this year. sengcra Injured. unfit for use throughout ita length party, seated nt tablet; on the and arm. Siie 13 still In a wheel AMUKAN NIWSSAPUl chair. * Mr. and Mra. Orlie Van• mtStNTATIVU Im. and breadth. Lake Michigan and lawn tills fine SuinnuT day were Mr. Rehm believes that the ad­ Lake Huron are being contami­ his parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sycklo called on Mra. Flo Gra­ ham at Thornapple Lake. Sun­ vice that ‘If you drink, don! drive day. * Mr. and Mra. Sterling IL NEWIFAMI and f you drive, don't drink," wu nated at a dangerous rate. Too Blank, his grandmother. Mr. nnd French called on Mr. and Mra. ixuup- of our rivers and lakes are Mra Vaughn Aug* and family Orlie VanSyckle. Sunday. proven tn a unique manner in bne dumping grounds for untreated fatal accident during the July 4 Ads Sell Unused hems! Familiar surroundings can con­ front that the United States can- SEPTEMBER SPECIALS Full One-Inch Deep RUG RUNNER AREA RUG & VI 24;r„,n 167 . H'lUMlKianol Heavyweight cut pile means more beauty, longer service. Non-skid back. 24x48-in. Protect floors and carpeting from tracked-in mud! Multi­ color rug won't show soil. BEN*FRANKLIN 102 W. Stoic St. at Joffenn Ia4(6"6w The US. senate realized the Im­ portance of this fight against water pollution and accurately assessed, we believe, the nationwide support for Immediate and effective action, when It voted an appropriation of |6 billion for this purpose. In doing this, they bypassed a request of tto million by President Johnson to tight water pollution — a sum excessively inadequate Something more than a token ges­ ture U needed, since both time and pure water supplies are run­ ning out. girls of Clarksville. Pfc. Jock Erb arrived home Aug. 21 from, Vietnam in service there one year and left Sunday evening at 0:30 via plane Sept. 18 from Grand Rapids to Chicago on to Washington, D. C. and to Pt. Mrs. Thressa Mote is in the Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hos­ pital. ★ Mra. Ida Miller and Mrs. Ethel Blank were Thursday visi­ tors of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Mil­ ler In LowelL * Mrs. Minnie Friday visitor of Mrs. Bert Blank and old friends. She hod been to see Emery Kime who has been m Pennock Hospital since July 1. What the Senate proposes Is a revolving loan fund to assist local Whatever Shapely Shirt yoifre in. you’rc“in? You’ll never lose your "cool’’ in this new buttondown in the permanent press that's making the scene these days. "Dig"(the lean, racy lines thanks to Shapely's tapcred tailoring. Lgckcr loops too! Way-out paisley cotton in rich fall colorings. $4.00 to $6.50 FINEST SELECTIONS Of SLACKS Ready for the new season *3.98 with fabrics, styles and NEW FALL shades that are just right. to *1950 Complete Your Casual Dreti With SWEATERS SQ95 to Poor Boy PuNovors and Cardigans In lightweight and shaggy knits. ’2200 MIN'S >>d Stan Trumble, C.L.U. New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 :------ share of sewage treatment plants and other facilities to clean up pollution. This ts a step in the right direction, U such work can be handled by the states and com­ munities and not give rise to the creation of additional Federal bu­ reaus to supervise plans and ex­ penditures that can be done with greater efficiency by organization.'. I .already in being at the state and , local levels. But more is needed. For exam- j pie. there should be reasonable tax writeoffs to Industries to induce them to stop dumping untreated wastes into waterways. In most i instances this would require sixI able investments In anti-pollution | CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON. HASTINGS IVAW^LIM OBOlfl Ui THlCOUUiBUlL— [equipment and so Ben. Gaylord I Nelson of Wisconsin suggests that the tax writeoff should be In the | neighborhood of 20 to 40 per cent A New Convenience facility. This would seem to be a sensible beginning. ^irectly across the stteel from our NOW IN PROGRESS Our reputation for high quality and fair prices has enabled us to remain in business in Hastings for a long, long time. We've served numerous generations of area families and many pieces of our fino furniture have lasted nearly as long as we have. It pays to buy the best ond during this Storc­ wide Sale you can buy the best at substantial savings. Be sure to stop in during our birthday event! FREE GIFTS FOR THE LADIES! Our new parking lot. located Potentially the Senate plan । would be a return of Federal funds to states and communities to per- | mit them to get going on vital | ! projects that can bat be planned. | these Federal funds were originally taken from business, agriculture, industry and private cltixens through taxation there Is nothing I illogical In this plan. Much better 1 creation of another super-bureau । al Washington j This plan is also in line with the wholesome theory of returning more responsibility to states and local communities rather than concentrating more power and funeral home, provides adequate space for all visitors . . . o genuine convenience at a time when con­ venience means so mdch. LE0I1HRD-0SG00D -funeralJJoiM CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 ........ i FURNITURE 105 E. State Phone �THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 Welcome Wogon's Newest Members Are Entertained Personal Mention | ICr. and Mra. Ainaud Water Society newS Richard McGee entertained with Parmalee's The 30 ruwta at the dinner Thursday, Sept. 16. for Hastings’ newest members of the Welcome Wagon — those arriving since On Ftiday Mra. Dunlap will «s>| June. There were 16 ladles and Um* tn 18 years that th* family their children to enjoy coffee and I L. had reunited and thoae present rolls while getting to know each Grahams’ pleasure at jjj. from a distance Included her sis- other and more about the Wel­ come Wagon Club. Marriage Licenses Hormxa E. Darlow, hmubi turned from serving three yean Carala Malaea. MlJdlrrUIa and Jade arrived from th* Uni- reunion. day where they will visit Mrs. Kan trier's daughter, Mn. Everett While Miller, and also Mrs. Caruilo May. JarraU B. Cale, Haatloja . who is Mn. Kantncr's grand­ daughter and Mrs. Roos' niece. Mlddloville, Mr. and Mrs Martin Mn. Hoos will also visit her aunt, Koelor (Janet Huvtr) of Laming tending the University. he Will begin his sophomore year at the Military Academy, Hamatys and the planning of the boat and hoe,teas and their guests worked beautifully. In a limited, one-winner dupli­ cate bridge game Tuesday evening at the Hastings Country Club. Mrs. Russell Belfield and Roy Hubbard took top honors. Second went to Mrs. Jack Kennedy and Mn. Roy Hubbard and third to Grace Denton and Mra. D. C. llanu. Stan Cummings, Joe And­ French rews. Richard Foster. William Schllhaneck and President Ar­ There were 10 tables In play thur Steeby of the Hastings Ki- following the dinner and bridge wan Is Club attended the 1906 at the (fastings Country Club State Klwanls Convention at Saturday evenbig. Winners proved Grand Rapids Sept. 18-20. Rob- to be Mrs. Paul Faulkner. Mra. Robert Roy of Hubbard and was vice Cook, president Klwanla, among those rcprcsenUng Kl­ Dewnyne Pugh. wanls International. More than Guests st the Herman Bott200 clubs with 9AOO members were represented at the district chrrs. 523 W. Prairie, this week wDl be hLs parents from New Jermeeting. Mr. and Mra. Roy Cordes are spending several days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swartout at Novt Mra. George ally aa a Junior, and they left on Ironside Drive Saturday eve­ ning honored the George Hamatys on their tenth wedding annlver- SMirt, M»sk»W» ....... visit her daughter and family. Terrill Maurwu Wyhix. MS CksrUtts Che David RhauiLi, at Orchard from Uie East after visiting mother and other relatives. Births at Pennoek Personal Mention dinner lasted a dinner for Uuj Lain' Huvera. the John Robinsons, the B. C. Sherers, Jaclo and Nell, nnd the B. C. Sherers hooted a dinner for the Huver and Tramel f ami Lies, Rev. and Mra. Del Sherer and Laura Daniel and Ronald. En route home Satur- Under The Dryer Key’s mother. Mra Stella Shane, who lutd tx-eji visiting here far a week, returned home with them. Mra Fred Clair and daughters. Julia and Roaeonn. of Grand Rapids were in Hastings Friday to attend the Ouemaey-Balyeat wedding Mrs. Clair's niece Mari- -Rli Peg Preston Mr. and Mn. Rons Gillett of Jackson visited the Arthur Ha­ vens and Mrs. Erma Gardner last Whlle the Poker Club men at Bun Siegel's Monday ever the women played bridge with I Chester Hodges as hostess at home on S Church Street. The Clarence Gildings visited Edna Groat of Bedford and Bill a.». 7 on Pablo Bill Robinson of' Battle Creek u — Sunday. At the Lyle Gillespie, home over lhe weekend was their the wedding. daughter. Linda, from the Henry­ Miss Terry Leo King, daugh­ Ford School of Nursing. ter of the Carl Kings, win be Recent visitors at Uie Leon home for the weekend from Oli­ Gray home were Mr. and Mrs. vet College where aiw Is a fresh­ Richard Hart and two daughters man. and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gray pm.. 9 Iba . S The Ken Lanre of Grand Rap- and Mary Beth, of Grand Rap­ । -----Ida visited his' parents, For-' Mia. ’Mrs Naomi and I T Lankerd Ankerri -------- -----,, , •the ---- , las. nnmni umin.u ...... and r.wrf Lanes, tamM on Anturnnv —Rusty ....... of .....Irent Saturday. Mrs Mrs. BatUe Crw.k; Mr. Forrest Lane la recuperating Bnd Mrg HaroW Gray of Olivet from a recent llinesa’ during B|)(1 Orlo Maln Of Marcellus, which she was hospitalized. I Mr BI1(i Mra. RUase| Hart. Sr.. Mra. Ronald Houseman and! her sister, the Gerald Thursdoy.j dauglster. Laura Lapo. have re- Payns. of- -Lansing — ------■ turned to their home In Sherman Mrs Payn had recently returned Oaks. Calif., after visiting her from the hospital. On Friday nnd Mra. H A. Adrounle was com mlttce chairman for the ladies luncheon and bridge at the Has tings Country Club Tuesday after noon. The guest award went I Mrs Forrest James Other winner were Mrs. G. R. Montgomery c Nashville. Mra Rudolph Flora an Mrs. Corneil Denton. Mrs. Joh Panfil will be' In charge of ar rangemenl for next week’s lunch September has been a month arrivals and departures for t Leon Hales and Mrs. S M. Sh< fer. Mra B M. Sheffer from Cc rBE1;PORT vuuUrwood. 175 dova. Argentina. Mike and Cat ctt,tnr at , S«pt. 12 arrived Aug 20 after a week Hastings- ousy* Bole. 70s E. coi-j New York and Detroit , to enr — . ............ “ wu“° 7,0 , Qathy at Hastings High Schi Mrs. Beautiful $98.00. straight Ta now Bronson Hospital in Kalamazoo I Mr. and Mrs. Duke Reed of Arthur Logan left Tuesday for: Holland. Mr and Mrs. Wayne। Alma College to begin his sophoi more year. I 1 Tlie Robert MacArthurs re-. dinner guests Sunday of the। turned Monday from attending a | State University orientation, gift show In Lexington. Ky. Roaeil Stantons. turning to Cordova Sept- 8. T Mr. and Mra. John Chandler Mr. and Mra. Ray Haywood at­ Wilford Sheffer arrived from S tended the Haywood reunion at; are taking their sons. Ken nnd ! to*. Calif.. Sept. 12 for a we Ludington a Bunday ago. andI Tom. back to Michigan Tech at visit In Hastbws. His flint i took as guests Mr. and Mrs- Royi Houghton this week, then they ‘ I tn 10 years. Friday the Hales feslon They also visited Mrs.. will meet their l-ong Lake nelgh. bors. Mr. and Mrsw Curtis Dun­ . lap of Galesburg.-It Ontonagon IS: Gltai On Sunday, the 18th. they were; and vacation with them in the Mrs. C C. Hlgbie guests of the Prestons for dinnerr Porcupine Mountain region. Jeff and afternoon callers at ther Chandler will be staying with RiUenui. Mrs. Clara Oilie Haywood home were their dnugii-• the Venior Bloughs during their Mrs. Mae Shultz. Mra. Harry ter and family, the Edgar Mc-• absence. bey. Mra. Orno Knowles. Staff Sergeant Robert Keller; Mellens. with friends from Grandi Laura Maurer nnd Mrs. Ray apms. | arrived home Thursday nt the' Rapids. . trra for a 6:3b potluck on Mo Mra. George A. Jones of Or-1 Dick Sunlor's after two tours of, evening This group U a nt BL 8«pt 17; D«iu» Bin «wnt last week with I duly dutv on nn Vietnam. -He He will re re-­ ' Inda. Cialif Calif., spent ll>m Tinkler.. Bl. O I, formed birthday club. Miss Grace Edmonds. They took port back to duty at Fort Car-, K20 W. Olintan. pe«rl B • two day trip across the State ;on. Colo., on Oct. 20. E. Colfax. CUra J. WlUli When Sue Ecknrdt Walker to Port Huron and around lhe Mra Chrr.nr. Stowell was the entertained at a wedding sh< thumb. It was most interesting .speaker at a combined meeting at Grind Stone City and Pt. AUX of the Women's Club and Gar- LAKE ODESSA - Vixrbl* B»«rd«1»y. Lake given by their daught Barques, especially to sec all of ] dPn Club ln Adrian Tuesday af- I0J Fourth Ava.. O«or<« BxtUr. Julie. Sunday afternoon, Sept ib’ 8«nnS Ave Sept. 13; Kxlph R»t the old grindstones that had temoon. eltff. Gei>. Del. Timothy Stevene. 525 the guests, who were high schc been dlroarded. ■ Mrs. Paul Pcw-raon and lit,-uid college friends of the recc Miss Grace Edmonds left on |Je daughter. Ann. flew to Me- I bride, had Just a wonderful Ur Tuesday to spend a few days In nomollcc Fulls. Wis. Thursday •‘chatting" wllh many remln Ann Arbor visiting at the home lo vl5ll gmer and family. ti>c i ccncca being n part of the co of Katharine Fellows. Robert VanderWerfs. for the venation. Il was a lovely lunche Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hamp. Mrs. - ■ si lower with a pretty bride d George Post. Mr. and Mra Gor­ M S.U, froali. J l tn Francisco I *»'• »’• centering the table, and of cour don Fuhr and family and Mr. and Carl Hoffman, hare made, ° , the "gals" had fun sharing t and Mrs Kenneth Hamp and the MSU hand | 7.’" iFlocim । gift opening with Sue. Sue a Angela were entertained!Tor din- Mf> lMinn mun ,„, Mrs. Ross Dunn returned Pri-, is; Ruth Aalnip. i Jack’s marriage was rolemnized '* day after .. .... .. Jack ... Ca-1 ■--- — am■ ----------kt —-­ net Sunday al the visiting Uie sparkle treatment. If you don’t believe it ... give it Completely New—The Body­ place styl- “nJ's" Peg's Beauty Bar Reg. 100% wool, mink collars, in beautiful fall colors. REG. $59.98 *49.88 NOW *69.88 NOW *79.88 NOW REG. $79.98 REG. $89.98 Ladies Wool Slacks LADIES HOSE One group. 100% wool, fully lined. Nylon seamless hose Size 6-16. Reg. $10.98- to $14.98. honey or mist.. *5.88 now NOW Ladies Wool Jamaicas fully lined. Values to $8.98. now *5.88 now Cotton flannel in beautiful prints. Size 32-38. REG. $2.98 NOW SUBTEEN BLOUSES One group. Size 6-16. A lines, hipstitched and straight styles. Regular values to $14.98. *4.88 now Ideals are lanterns along the path of goodness, and the path is clearest when lighted by them. SPONABLE-GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME W. Green at Broadway Mrs Gamer Hampton and J J. W Hewitt entertained tl club with a bridge luncheon Thursday. Those holding the 1 guests at her home on Pie View Drive with a baby si complimenting Mrs Bruce on Monday evening. Sept 19 Thomai C. Cirrbach Tony Belli Motors Mrs Harold Kimmel entertai Miss Doreen Clary. Mrs Me Keech and Mrs Edward Smith dinner on Tuesday evening, S 1J, honoring Mra. Smith's bli day. Ph. Wl 5-3252 arid blue with the exception of the lovely baby bassinet lined tn » satin with lavender ribbons w held th* gifts. It w i shower and aside from the fu the gift opening there were *1.88 JR. PETITE Ladies Wool Skirts One group. Assorted prints in roll-up & long sleeves. Size 8-14. Reg $4.00. now Childrens Snow Suits NOW Thought For The Week *3.88 Ladies_FLANNEL PAJAMAS__ *5.88 GIRLS PAJAMAS Something nciu on the proud 2 pur *1.00 One Group. Size 6-16. 100% wool, now and ciiildren. Mra. Harold Srr Mra. Alice Gordon. Mr and J Jack Smith and Ken Smith dinner Sunday to celebrate : bert’s birthday and the 16th u ding anniversary of lhe J Smiths. Reg. 98c. LADIES JUMPERS Two-piece with attached hood. Wash­ di" rafana »Aihr Alw. After XK«r dinner *■***• _, .hr,,) VERMONTVILLE - Ruth W Mr. Idt Mn. <*» smWi ... the children were token to John |, Rlc”™. Fln8,"on ” Bl. Bapt. »s. | daughter. Christine, entertai able. assorted plaids . . .- Reg. $8.98. Ball Park al5okom?L Inds« 25 relatives and friends on'E Mike and Mark Engle were on at mmJ h! , '' d»y. Sept. IB. with a surprise p a motor trip thn-ugh lhe East L*1 f------------------------------------------------- in honor 01 Rkl“rd l* Burr' for a week before they reportedicj}11*’L, . XT . leaves Wednesday. Sept. 21. for with visit* from friends.II ^.><««-a<><> IVlAtnc .. . — ------— nd ed with visit* from herher friends. 'military service. The,guests i Mrs M M. J Huron Burch will return .ill treated to a delicious tu Tthls ho’np Pr,d«y ftOer "-siting her Airman Ralph S. Robertson. dinner, and Richard received tr at Perria. fnrahmen reported this m H((Uand for twfc : Jr,, son qf Mr and Mrs Ralph beautiful and useful gifts. ****■ _____ ________ ; weeks. S. Robertson of R2 Bellevue, has G nexts of Mrs. K. S. Mclnbeen selected for technical train­ The Tony Heins entertained Printed flannel. Size 4-14. Reg. $2’i98. ing at Keesler AFB. Miss., as an for dinner Saturday evening tor Mr. and Mrs Thomas Cram of Air Force communications-elec- the pleasure of their housrtue Ventura. Calif., and Dr. Ruth tronlcs specialist. Ralph recently Mr. and Mra. John Hein, who w Anderson also of California. completed basic training al here from Chicago for the we The Byron Fletchers returnedLackland — — AFB. Texas. He was this week from a business trip graduated from Bellevue High । to Colorado Springs. i School in 1966. ------------------------ --------- 1:-------------------------------------------------------- Coming Sept. 30 in shades of One group. 100% wool & wool blends. Assorted styles and colors. Values to $24.98. '■> i^Scrvice Notes ... *44.00 now Ladies FUR TRIMMED COATS fWt III. No eye makeup, cosmetic or medicine gives your eyes what an eight-hour sleep length. 100% cashmere in black and beige. J?eg, $59.98 *84.00 Mrs. Fred Markle entertained Anne's Guild nt her home. I E. Francis Street. Monday event PENNOCK HOSPITAL Ron's parents. Rev. with < GIRL Copper Laytern Thursday evenlnj » Diume Bndii«v. in honor of h«r grandson. Silen­ cer Goodyear, on his 13th birthday Ladies Cashmere Coats LADIES SUEDE COATS 2 hr *3.00 *1.88 Girls Winter JACKETS Hooded reversible nylon quilted jackets. Size 4-14. Three colors . . . Reg $8.98. now *5.88 GIRLS POOR BOYS Size 7-14. White, stripes, and solid colors. Reg. $2.98. . now *1.77 CANNON TOWELS Matching ensembles—plain, plaids and checks. Bath Towel Hand-Towel Wash Cloths Reg. 79c Reg. 49c Reg. 25c Now 2 for ’1“ Now 3 for *1°° Row 5 for $1°° Terry Kitchen Towels GARMENT BAGS Beautiful colors & patterns. Reg. 49c. Jumbo size. Holds up to 14 garments. Reg. $1.49. NOW 3 for *1.00 on NOW *1.00 Look for famous 'Trade Name' labels the things you buy...you'II find them here! Parmaleet 124 Is.t Stst. Straol �r »~rn BASTINGS BANNn Arloa Johnson Pledges Troth to David O. Thomas Hastings Women's Club Has Year Of Promise Ahead High Noon Nuptials Unite Couple at St. Rose Church ' Mr. and Mrs. Kooert I. uonn- Alto, were Under the capable presidency DOtmber tn the field of BUM"!। will 1U.1 list hxr her committee appolntncss AdnilnL- .ration •menta, Tire program is CommltAn October wedding Is plan- ■ tec Workshop Hostesses ore Dorothea Lindsey. Lob Champ­ man. Mildred Allen and Mildred The executive board. Including. l»t vice president, Mra. William Kirkpatrick: 2nd vice president Mra. Robert Godrey; recording secretary, Mrs Keith' Ycrty. Tbe Rev. Fr. Ralph Kelly per­ formed lhe double ring ceremony willard Curtiz: treasurer. MiaEva Hecox. Is also composed of Mrs. Jack, Wood. Mrs. Rudolph Logan. beautiful In a floor-length gown veil was held in place by a crcwn She carried a bridal bouquet of yellow rose* and gold mums MLsa Cynthia Guggernoo was her outer’s maid of honor nnd bridesmaid* were Mtaa Jane Kcn- attendant* were MRS. MICHAEL JAMES KOWAIXJZYK . . Miss Sandra Joan Gucgemm Becomes Bride. dressed line crepe skirts They carried bouquets of gold mums. ter and brother of tire bride, performed the duties of flower George Kowalczyk. Jr. acted brother ot the bride, were groomsmen. Ushers were Wyatt ) Neil, cousin of the groom. Cale­ donia, and Monty Bender of I MlddJevlUe. Mrs. Guggemos chose a beige dress and stole with olive imd green accessories for her daugh­ ter’s wedding nnd lhe grooms Brother wore a beige and white FRESH DONUTS Superette 205 N. Michigan M». M. n rumum. Mm. KM ■%•“> J"h", Following a motif of pink and white, a surprise wedding shower jThomapple Garden Club Members Hear Organic Speaker ( Donuts 69c do*. Skedgell. Ann. who will become u» bM* Oi Rictart Tta n«.n»ppie o»tPlain 59c do*. Norm>l»r. noi.M miny Unly CTub o, j gifts. '• ’ ' Mrs. Wesley Utgiut nnd the proTASTE TREATS I ul_Given by C ___ ,___ Cherry Banrelict. SuMra. CiuMcr < . i’’nun clialnnan. Mra. . , ,cr 7on?' vice" Long, chalmuin introducedofF.the C. Organic Gilbert, T^Y SOME TODAY, the Mxm-er included reireahincluded refresh- vlce chairman of the Organic Open Daily "•J'':"'J," Chare: Houre - Mm Bd»md • Pn“* rvmlns. stpr » dmrble Dmrmr. Mm WIHUm Hotkn- ’ ffn« “ * J cl?ck * bmk: UsUUUrr, - Mm J«mm MrUuUU. Church. Coleman: Library—Mra. Herbert Parents of the bride are Mr. susUng -Arre Mrs. Mlles Waters. i Wedel, Mra. Robert Cook; Mem- and'Mra Ambrose Guernsey, 128 Michael. Marsha and Michele 1 bcrahlp—Mr*. William Bradford. E Grand Street and the brideJackson, of Hastings, and Mrs. Mra. O. M. Ketchum. Mra. Stan- ftroom la thc son of Leonard Jeff Curtis and Miss Susan Hasley Cununlngs; Music— Mrs. Ro- ; Bolyeat. R4 Hastings, and Mrs. Ix'rt Holltatcr: Nominating—Mrs. | Uicllle Hoke. Bronson. : Eric vonRei*: Publicity — Mrs. Rev. Marvin Stuart. Jackson. Maine and other Eastern States DoURfas Castleman, Mra. Rich- officiated before 125 guests. Rev. the new Mra. Kowalczyk changed ard Birke: Social—Mrs. Jack | and Mrs. Seth Proctor, niece and to a gold and brown wool suit. Kennedy: Telephone—Mra. WU-! nephew of the brtde sang. "I After Sept. 25 their new address Horn Stedman, chairman, Mra I Love You Truly," "To My Bride, will be Park Manor Apt., Kala­ TO BE MARRIED — Mr. nnd Edward Bnitty. Mra. Roy Cordes. (Loretta."! and the Lard's i1 Mrs. John Jcrow. 222 W. Indian mazoo Street, Lansing. ‘ Hills Drive, arc announcing the Mrs. Rex Dultcrer, Mrs. Russell' Prayer." Xfra. Carl Damson was Special o u t-of-t own guests engagement of their daughter. Evans. Mrs. Theodore Knopf, the organist. Mra Clnr__ ________ >__ ■__ <___ Mrs. J. L. laiblenli-cki. Lublenleckl. Mra. Clar­ were Mrs. Eileen Kllcrest of Joyce, to Michael Sandy Comil­ Mra. Tampa, Fla., grandparents of lie, son ot Mr. and Mra. Charles ence Ritaemn. Mrs. Robert Ras- tlier, lhe bride wore an empire the bride, Mr nnd Mra John Comillie. 26810 Koerber, St. Clair ■ lentic. Mrs Joseph Shultz and style, floor length gown of nylon Mrs. Frank Rider. Guggemos. and Mra. Henry. Fink 81iorc3. Both attended Ferris An outline of the future meet­ featuring long lace sleeves and of Lansing, and grandparents of State College. The uetldlng date ings. ns they appear in the yew the groom. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex­ date has been set fy Oct. 8. book, explains tire high degree bf wkth a bow In Uie front. Her ander Kowalczyk of Alto. eager anticipation among those ballerina length veil of silk 11who will atend these various hl31on WM tn pUf» wlth a functionaln October Mrs. Jam nower lx.a[ip1M?,. Qf VanNlettk of Litchfield to. the ^uhing lace outli^i X Watch While Surprise shower We Make 'Em b OECOKATED I I Ine Arts — Mrs. Vernon Engle land Mrs Georg* EllloU: CanaerI ration — Mrv Robret Curv npd Mrs Edward Storkan: EdncaI lion—Mrs. J. F. Huntley and Mra. i .tames Wiswell: Home Life—Mrs. Clark Lcvengood and Mra. John McKay: International Affairs — Mra. Lyle Gillespie and Mra. Richard Cook: Public Affair*| Mts Edward Caukin nnd Mrs MR. AND MRS JOHN ALBERT BALYEAT Bernard Hohk. . . Miss Lauretta June Guernsey Is Married. i Those serving Use club this, year as cormnlUee chairmen are: 1 Auditing — Mrs, Stephen John­ son nnd Mra. Albert Bleury: Bud­ get—Mrs. Jack Wood: Historical i -Mrs. John B Walton. Mrs I 1 Marshall BeLson. Mrs. Glen Brower; Hospitality—Mrs. Loren j Garlinger, chairman. Mrs. A. D.11 Adrounle. Mrs. Walter Fomberg. Mrs Richard Grona. Mrs. Dennis 1, IWM vm wnr lU«rn. Mr, F lln»r “ Knindrun. M ““ '<“"1“ J,‘” Hagen. Mrs. ’ Double Ring Rites Unite Couple al Methodist Church maaoo, and Bernard Guggemos. Roae School following the evre—------mony and in the evening a re­ ception was held in Grand Rap- FXOSTID 1 ' pxiuix. rainbow nouncc Uie engagement of their) daughter. Sharlene Sue. to James L. Banks, son of Mrs IJal Banks of 611 Fitzhugh St.. Bay City. The brldc-clcct Is n student of Central Michigan University Her dance b a graduate of the same university where he was nfflllnted with Chi Sigma Fraternity He b studying law at Wayne State University. one camea a coiomoi . , — _. . Lake-0 Church r Is jetting for te.s11! ’.xr.JTo. ^Lovely Nuptials sing, will discuss. "Catos TccbCorrigan worr a golden » {yellow, floor length gown of taf- 11 kl,,-.!' |„ nique- at Uie Novemt». m.eHw ’ ™ and Mrs Louts Grektcnb-rgtr I will review one of Uie beat sqj-J-rbronxe and white mums. Little' The Central Methodist Church ler current books for the Dceem^l bcr audience. ~*f All club members will share In I and Mrs Robert Osh was the thc wedding of Mto Dianne Car.Rower girl. She was dres-sed lni'er “,,d Kenneth Davenport on thc January meeting, under the1 a gulden yellow, floor length Salurday. Sept. 10, Rev. Luther direction of the Home Deport­ gown of taffeta with a yellow 'Brokaw oltlctatrei nt the 2 30 cerement, when Individuals wilt dis-1 and white flowered headpiece. I n,an>' 1,1 “ •’’■Ring of white gladioli plav. discuss and narrate Infor- : Thomas Gaylor of Battle Creek “’“J M*en-branch candelabra. mat Ion about their own hobbles: ach'd as best man and ushers Parent* of' ,h the’ couple are Mr. P “r”"* n ,r" Mr A native of Ipdln. who now re- ' were David BlocumZncphcw of and Mrs Robert Carter of Like sides In Detroit where tier hus- , tiu“and and n’ul «‘«l Mrs. Marvin *bride■"frcS'z&sUnei. ‘ band teaches at Wayne State! '*■' Kenneth Bentley of Grand Rap-, DiC,?ipoj! ° t^‘3t . U . Mrs Lctty Gupta, will talk K । Miss Peggy Anne Carter, stater about her country nnd relate j I of the bride, was the organist and current situations there to pres- I For her daughter's wedding.) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Robotham, Mrs. Guernsey chose a light blue i nt day events. Uie vocalists. The HHS senior girls will be i dres< and hat with beige ac- . The bridal gown of white bro­ .hr IM M M ,1- d„b M "'“!hc; cade was an empire style with IU JVhnu.IV MOW Th.. .»h- |»°™ * d™ ; long sleevta. round neckline and a !«,. - Gram and Omelouinna," Ira I catJiadrnl-lengt.h train. Her i-lbow«IU hr pm-nlnl b, L.„1U. | 1? "t length veil was secured by three WhlMn. the IMdcnt ct utbi n«. and «nl Mla\nd Lnp^™ml’bnn,v8v<171'> erne Guernsey brother’and star"rrl,'<1 “ »>iitc Bible with red wS',n'T*; -r.m.laa- btYhn EX »«■' W'hMU ayser Bonnet & Gown Shop A/ma Fingleton holiday programs to smaller । । groups as well as spend a couple even! n sts caroling. Any resident of Barry County' is urged to join. Now is a particularly good time to Join since Christmas j music will b? begun in the next few weeks and the selections learned during the Summer will be ternpunirily shelved. The chorus meets each Tues­ , day at 8 pun. in the high school I । mua|c room. Membership b SI a year and dues ore SI a month. Mra. Irene Johncock and' Mrs. Esther Dunn were in Sara­ nac on Sunday to 'attend on open house honoring Evelyn Jepson given by the OES. at Uie American Legion Hall. It was . a very pletunnt day as they met _ by The After a Summer slowdown. U>c C4-member Hastings City Chorus b back In full swing. The cisorus, under the direction of Herbert Moyer. Is working on a half-hour program which will be available to groups In lato Fall. Music has been ordered for | Uie holiday season and practice , on tills will begin as soon ns it; is received. It b the Intention I Barry County YMCA. The Has­ tings Manufacturing CVrnpany .. und the E. W. Bliss Company. । menu of cake, ice cream and c.ardenera Club of Kalamazoo. 'pu’, . , I He gave a most Informative Cherry, home after a year in ullc explaining what sotta need Germany, made the punch from and■ I•kw lucking • ■■ they arc In ' a secret, and delicious recipe. I minerals and organic materials thereby affecting the value ot our foods. Gilbert warned of tile possible I dangers of poisonous sprays. He. i showed samples of alecl-cut oat*. , brown rice, ground whole wheat, etc, wiUeh had been grown or| ganlcally and can be obtained | in Health Food Mores. I The bread from local bakeries 1 Is l he bent to buy for it docs not j contain ns much preservative. 1 Flats of wheat grass were shown which cup be grown in anyone's basement with little effort or cod. It is nutritious and used in salad*. ‘ /.X! w and mutnaa „r nnonnnln. ““ k'”u , The biL'uiie-s inceung was eonUu. |ub 1,4, ini u, lhe lb. FUnilture rumnurr City Cu. |I Tht 5“““ mwuu.1 »Uh ducted by Mra Marguerite. his b^* Mra Mb* Bonnlr I'nutV Carter, a Stauffer, president. She aelcum- »nd «mc ude the calendar evente ™ Maier, was maid of honor and Mr* ed guetrts Mra F C Gilbert. I >hc c ub year S ^l^bri^ AMyn Suchowoire of DrKUb. Ilf Ijinsing Gilbert. .Mrs. Stonrt Hu- 51st Convention of live 1 »n aunt, and Mrs. Tom Pickens of Clement. Mra Curl Hub and! hwratern Dirtrict of Hie Clarksville were bridesmaids All Mrs Roman Karpinski. Plan* Plans j Michigan ^toto of; Janice Annour u-nT‘ >de.>t icily styl d ftotr-irtwU, State Federation of .... maxi, lor the CUnauna-1»Club, la tn be b.id r"" “"g- brocade gowns ns Uie bride, only preens and tlrtcd m.itcrlnb fl,ie Thursday. Oct. 6th. at thc Ftrat ™}2 with short sleeves, and each car­ 2 Mrthreiist Church in Caldwni.T. ried a lung-stemmed red rose. Refreshment* were scn-ExI by i « will be an nil day acssinn lx Vi,? Robfrt Donald Fry of Muskegon attend­ the hustess and Mrs. Chq.Ur1'toininu' prompUy at 9.30 i. in. A ^.ke ed as best man and groomsmen , Stowell. The carrot* In Uie salad Reservations must lx- received by I ■ «<«*«. Breiser and Mrs. were Grovenor Grimes of Okemos Idei&crt were orgunlcailv grown. n»«n. Sept. 29th. Th.»c inhu -t?f11U ‘ lne nnd Bruce Davenport of East Most ma rcstutg were Uie rice ed attending should pl ,t-.e ^5. Illcp'. Tawas. Uie groom's brotlicr. Ushers wafer*. M>y Ixun wafers and thc Mr*. Howard Peters or Mra Win. LJjF through were Grant Davenport aixl Thom­ Norwegian ones of buricy. rice. Kirkpatrick as Carter, brothers of the bride nnd whole wh at I The opening meeting will boi ‘*J®VVMJ? B“1’ and groom. Tile OGober inccllng will be n lunch.'on nt 12:30 nt • lie) ® ”*,v> *’,uc’t*11 a ­ A reception reception wits was neid held in Fellow Fellow-. Clan Land on the Thomapplc Metbodlrt Church on Fri(li.v, "*"‘r,*‘‘,.t*{5ccemorlfs,and.n»hlpHalli*>thMr.andMr5.AmRlver. with a potluck at I o'clock. Oct. 7th with Mi* Rota :t11r-rj-rI cor?‘Kr.or P roses - ...... - as ........................ houci ” —-ITT ” from her mon Millet. Jr. host nnd hostAreas of Area* oi natural beauty are to Shannon -nainion and uno Mra .sirs rrear-rag -------™ wiui mim uneryu uicrman at oc noted on the way to Uie meet- Port row. In charge of arrani e- i ** “• W’ S**1® Road- the guest book , Hastings. ------•Hastines. , ^fter a wedding trip to Niagara menu. The groom's parents hosted a Falls and Canada, thc couple Alli dinner at their home on Wed­ return to East Lansing sujti reside nesday. Sept. 7. following the re­ at 619 N. Hagodoni The groom hearsal. Special guc.-ts at the b a senior nt MSU and employed I party were Mr. Balyrat's b-other as .audio visual co-ordinator at I and family from Mathis, Texas Kellogg Center. The bride, nlui a ! Out of town guests cainc from senior at lhe University. Is con­ Fashion s own rainbow >i captured in Mathis. Texas. Sturgis. Colon. i tlnuing her studies. iWs luxury shift gown by Keytar. Bronson. Leonidas. Grand Rap­ ids. Battle Creek. Kalamazoo. The Felpausch Pood Center Richland. Midland, Portland. entertained the managers nnd Ionin, Elk Rapids, Flint. Allegan their wives nt the M8U-Ncrth and Jackson. Carolina game on Saturday Go­ ! ing from here were Uie Richard Mr and Mra. Robert Pratt of Fcldpourehre. the Willard L*wchiffon ii over a background St. Johns vtMted the William :cnees, and managers. U>e Floyd Dunlaps and Mra Nora Smith Colvins and the Max Myrra ’ They also had dinner nt Andy's. Spring Delta Kappa Gamma has again awarded two scholarships to (re­ serving students. This year both recipients were local girls who are now attending Western Michi­ gan University. Back in Full Voice . I After Summer Lull ' Smith (one wood, parliamentarian. lace bodice with The Mlsa Sue run gagement and approaching mar- j Mnnbera Of Ctrl Clispter. Delta riage of their daughter, Arloa. Gamma, are Invited to Region B Workshop at to David O. Thomas, aon of Mra. Arnold Thomas of Unlrai Lake j Kellogg School. Battle and the Ute Mr. Thoma*. I creek, on Sept 24. Those wishing Arloa b a Wericm Michigan I to Bttcnd art to mB*e reservations University graduate and Is etn- wlth Bender. ployed by the State in the De-I The first regular meeting of- -• the partment of Social Welfare in' year will be held at the Hastings Insurance building Mutual insurance ouua.u. on David will graduate from m nt 7'30 Inla, SSySwlSni. >a™ Bmdrr. tings Womens Club will begin an auspicious new year next month with lhe ftrat meeting of the Autumn seouon. Clone teamwork with club of­ ficers and committee chairmen his produced a mat interesting end challenge program of acUvl- and Michael Jam** Kowalczyk. Teachers' Society nl Announces Plans For Fall Program ONE CARAT Ttz. OlWjk MoltUJaiitoL ''DiaacoazLl GILMORE’S 102 E. State Phone 945-5316 CARPeliNG X/yUnnnoMMs STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and pricei with flnt line carpeting anywhere. Beit buy* on tho fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz. CARPETING INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way possible 9 years experience. Our Broasted Chicken Worth Crowing About '■ THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 on Wall Lake Open Every Day But Monday Phone 623-5311 Miller’s DHaN 107 L Woodland. HaaHi^a -- 5*2091 Phon. Wl Open Mow. thru Fri. HU 9 F.M �AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Riverside Safa driven prefer the pcndabiHty of our fast l&ffM The First First Methodist Methodist WSCH W6C The ■WBB! met Wednesday. Sept. 14. with wit the Ruth Circle. Mrs. Edward Smith, chairman, serving a de- 1 bert Reed llclous luncheon. I Ruth—k Mrs. Phillip Barrett had a. Church at 9 a.m. lovelr uorahfp center prvtxir<-d. afternoon which was very appropriate for niM.t Wednesday. Sept 28 the flrat meeting of the 19M-67 Joanna and Dinah Circles will Kerns Sept. 15. The little lady weighed 7 Ita, 7 os., aod bM been named Tracy Marta. Mra. K. Is th® former Jan Cleveland. law. Mrs. Jeffrey Hinman of Kala­ mazoo. The bride's mother. Mra. (Helmut Blowcy of Grosse Pointe. loivefiire i Lansing Tuesday to vtalt U» Ton Kerns for Um rest at tbe .•SI There was a delightful tea party at 423 W. Center Street Saturday Attends Wedding Carl A. Iznls attendee th® wedding Saturday. Sept 17. ot his granddaughter, Mary Jan® Ecklund. to Gecrgo K Howell at the Presbyterian Church at ML Assisting with the serving at the tea table during the afternoon were Mra. Rush Stidham. Mra. Roy Yurger. Mrs Walter Perkins and from Middleville. Mra. Ray Kllllun. Mra. William Crldter and devotions Grow Elliott. 138 W Walnut. It ' . ___ z-- I---- >_ - If.. gram chairman. The Hymns. Brooks •God Who TouciicM Earth With his daughter. Louise Williamson sonol attention when For All Types of Insurance—-SEE 4ASTINGS ISURANCE AGENCY 'Side of Strand Theatre” 219 West State St. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. James Among the dinner guests that A. Cool of Freeport wish U> an­ evening, besides the newlyweds. nounce the engagement of their daughter. Beckle. to Pfe. Tom K. returned to Grosse Potntc that Reed, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ night neth Reed of Cloverdale. Beckle senior student is a IBM graduate of Middle­ ville High School and for the onites from Kalamazoo for his past year has been employed at leaching duties with the Hastings Lcscoa in Middleville. Tom is a Public Schools. 1964 graduate ot Delton High School and is serving 18 months In Germany. No date has been set for the wedding. \Ausic Center, bsw. Mrs Ruth’s son and wife, the Robert Ruths. of Mansfield. Ohio. Callers on Thursday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rush of tended tho Russell reunion in dent for Milo community. (• Brown & Serve Pull-Apart Bread----- —------ 2 In. Just butter it and pop into th® oven for 10 minutes and hot bread is ready to serve. We take th® fun and muss out of preparing bread, try it for lunch, dinner and snacks. Old Fashion Hand-Cut Friodcaket________ 6 for 42c Come in ond See Us about Our Rental Program. Fried in pure vegetable shortening to a golden brown. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Buttermilk Friedcokes Rfi’ Reg. 66c Doz.—Save 10c ____ Special . . . Doz. vO Apple Fritteri---------------------- - ----------------------- 6 for 45i I A special treat made with pieces of fresh apples and ' honey glazed. Coffee Cakes—Family Size, 63c - __ Small 35c Danish Krisps___________________________ 6 for 48c A Danish pastry with cinnamon and pecans drenched in sugar and baked. Open All Day Thursday Phone 945-4284, BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS COOKIE DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY- Dozen $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Fitzgerald Corps S Loretta Lee Gould Married Saturday lnBaptistChlJrch Well Walk Together" and Mr. and ■. . STEP OUT A NEW WAY THIS SEASON W in CUT-OUTS and STRAPS , , f . RED BLACK NEW NAVY BLK. PATENT BROWN GREEN Co-hoc—ciav. Mrs Elmer Gillespie. Rachel—Mrs. William Towne at Miss Loretta Lie Gould, daugh! ter of Mr. and Mn- Gaylord Gun Lake cottage for a potluck supper at fl: 30. 'Wayne Gould. R2 Nashville, and Naomi-Mra. Clay Bassett. 722 | Douglas Arch Pulver, son of Mr. land Mrs. Vcm Stuck. 203 Aliena Miriam—Mrs. Charles Morrill. Street. Battle Creek, were married Saturday. Sept. 17. at 2 pm. in the Hastings Baptist Church. Thc Rev. letter DeGroot, pastor of the Nashville BaptLsl Church, read the double ring ccremony ; before the altar decorated in baskets of white gladioli nnd green ! and yellow mums nnd lighted I candelabra. Pew candles were used ! in thc aisle. Mrs. Mnrk Pierce was Uie organist and the soloist was 11 Ml® Mariyn Tobi®. altar by her father. She chose a UM floor-length gown of floral pat­ fl Kl lcnil‘d acetate and nylon lace over । taffeta. The scalloped neckline was (trimmed in miniature pearls and ! iridescent sequins. A train of matching material was attached at the shoulders. The elbow-length veil was secorcd by a sequin and ' pearl trimmed crown of taffeta. and she carried a cascade of white | carnations and red ro«t>. Mrs. Harold Culhane of Has­ tings, friend ot the bride, was Uie matron of honor. She was । wearing a mint green, floor-length gown of satin brocade, and she I carried a colonial bouquet of mint green and white mums. ' Thc bridesmaids were Ml® Bev­ erly Gould of Nashville, stater of the bride. Mrs Linda provost of Battle Creek, nnd Mi® Christine Powell of Banfield, friends of Uie bride. Their dresses and flowers matched the matron of honor. The flower girl was Terresc Haw­ blitz. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Larry Haw blitz of Battle Creek, and the ring bearer was Gregg Pulver, son ot Mr. and Mrs, Gary i Pulver ot Kalamazoo. | Dick Provost of Battle Creek three-piece Butte knit suit of girgui wool with navy bhio ac­ Photography • WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY 945-3967 HASTINGS Special Purchase Blouses M. The new young look on good tailoring . . no (u*» ... no frills. A lieautiful new ideas with pais­ ley, liberty and other novelty prints and solid colors in 100'c cotton. Shirts —too and in Ix'ige. while, brown Mra. Stuck wore a thrce-plec< knit suit of autumn gold with braid trim, and avocado acccasories. Her corsage was white spider and pale blue. SIZES 10 to 16 Following the ceremony a recep­ tion was held in the church par­ lors where Mr and Mra Larry Hawblilz of Battle Creek, sister served as master and mistress of M NOT ALL STYLES BIRKE’S WHITE'S Z Thc evening circles ot the First Methodist Church will meet txt Monday. Sept. 26. as follows: Prudence —Mis. Elmer Robin- Wayne Gould of Nashville, brother of Uie bride. Gary Pulver of Kala­ mazoo. brother of the groom, und. Bob Provost of Battle Creek. Fur her daughters wedding 6"to1700 IN ALL COLORS HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE CHARM STEP AMERICAN CHH - To Dance Saturday FANCY FOOTWORK • • • • • • Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Mra. Stanton introduced Mra. Mr and Mra. Carl Mcllvaln. Gordon Dix of Grandville. Mra. Dlx gave an interesting talk R5 Hastings, wish to announce which pertained to each mem- the engagament of their daugh­ ter. Linda Marie to James R. W6CS iuuI how thc WSC8 is Bauchman. son of Mr and Mrs._ . ., Homer Bauchman. R-r* Hastings,. • an important part or arm ot the church itaelf. She said wo three-fold -—.......... .....have .. - a---- ---- । meta a >uoo kibuiuw mi Mlolon in our World: World tlnga Hlgh g^boo] and works aX Mtatdon. NaUonal Ml-—on. and a tht. B & k Drive-In. Jame® Mta^on of Christian Social Re-; £ ^ployed at the Mobil ira* taUAis. Our rxv-ponsiblllUi'S nre sUUon In Haatlngs. Prayer Service, and the gifts we _______ give. We must always keep be-,i * fore us our purpose and fit our- | D jnrtO SwinF’US selves into Gods plan of Faith. 12. ^ nope mid Love. Picture® were then shown by Ringo Swingo Square Dance Mrs Stanton of the World Wide club wlU again be dancing at the 7th Annual Gaicrai A®embly of Northeastern School for the 1968MR. AND MRS. JACK GARLINO?R Womcn's Social Christian MU- 87 season. The next dance is Sat(the bride, the former Ml® Con- slon which she attended as a urday. Sept 24. at 8 p.m. Jack nle Dillcnbeck. wore a floor-length delegate in Portland. Oregon. Mra. Orville Cutaiiaw, Jr, gown of two-tone brocade with I ntUd bodice, modified portrait president, conducted thc busi­ neckline, long fitted sleeves and ness meeting during which thc (full skirt forming the chapcl- following events and dates were Members of Fitzgerald Corp# | length train. Her elbow-length veil announced. met at Uie hall recenUy. I was secured with a white rose Report® were Riven by Dorothy Mr headpiece. She carried a bouquet notes pictured with one of the Meier and Iva Corwin, the In- • . ' i nt rrtaHa Ifni beautiful Church Windows, will vestlgatlng committee. Sdianged Uielr wedding vows on The maid of honor was Ml® Ibe available at the next circle Sept 3 st 8 pm. In the Wood I Mid Lueliyn Steel, who wore a Door- :meeting to be sold. Mrs. Robert nounced that an American Flag Brethren Church. 1H*Ul “l»Uat «°*» wllh anf’,lre 1 had been presented by the Corps urcuura watat and straight line skirt. 1 tributor of them. to the Barry County Conserva­ TVe VTh Drldwnulds MUS Judy ftU*y> 2. The Rachel Circle. Mra. Ea­ tion Club. COUSln °f lhe brtde’ “4 ton chairman will host the Thelma Barr, department «chperance. performed the double ring aarltogcri of Ule ,birthday party for thc Medical ior vice president;.Hilda Black­ ce£”nony- , „„ Mr groom, who also wore gowns of :Facility patients in October. ford. delegate, and Joyce Haw­ kins, alternate, attended Uie Na­ tional Convention at Omajia. Neb. Sept. 11-15. f-i. The charter was draped for 3^ (on Nov. 3rd> will host thc a 'Vw-pR^*^^ Minted di®» Roger Tobi® attended aslbest United Church Women al World days In memory of Alice Larson, TC Community Day” meeting. Din­ past president. and the groom s mother wore a man and Gerald GarUnger On Oct. 6 there will be a pot­ sheath style, turquoise colored ot the groom, and Michael Dlllen- ner will be a potluck. Each one drtas. Both mothers wore white1 beck, brother of Uie bride, attayl- bringing a dish for passing and luck birthday dinner and meetacceMones and corsages ot white «1 ® groomsmen. Eldon Ackley table service. Rolls nnd bever­ ^tera I “’d Lcc Robvrls served as ushers age will be furnished, also baby sitters. At Uie organ. Mra. Janice Hani- j ------------ •-----------EWorld Week of Prayer nnd gan played the traditional wedding ।. . . . Self-Denial from Oct. 24-Oct. The Garlingers Now (Al Home' In Lansing Ljou’ll love our 1 BAKFD GOODS Enrollments are now being taken in Guitar - Bass - Mandolin - Banjo Ukelele and Drums. Be Sure to Watch for Our Grand Opening . . . Friday, Sept. 30 and Saturday, Oct. 1. Ting bearer. Mr. and Mra. William Fox of Mra. Frank Roush, who under­ went major surgery at the But­ Kalamazoo were Bunday guests terworth Hospital. Grand Rap- ot the Bun McPharllM and their aunt, Mra. Grace DeHarak. ly. Her room number is 277. Mra. state Announces the Opening of o Music Instruction Studio. were led by Mrs. Wade Betty Kuhlman ot Grand Rap­ ids. Other guests included Mr. aUtcr, Mra. Beryl Means ot Ham- THE HASTINGS BANNEB-7 WSCS Importance Told al Opening : -s Meeting of Season I First Boby Born |To Tom Kerns I Mn. SJiun OmkM w; Delightful Tea Honors Bride of Jeffrey Hinman ata caoss groom's cake, punch, coffee, mints anti nuts were served. Mrs Gary Pulver of Kalamazoo was assisted । in serving by Missew Janice Hoff­ man. JoAnne Hoffman. Sherry I Hoffman. Jeanette Higgs and Maftha Mackinder. In charge of the guest book was Mi® Susan Stuck I and Ml® Carol Riley, and looking after the gifts was Elaine Bush. Die newlyweds are on a trip ( tn Northern Michigan, and upon their return M ■Sib. I the . Hotel Ratings. • lamg Sleeves RuUL'ps Button Down Collars Bermuda Collar* WAYS TO BUY �Vermontville Resident Dies slitre by volunteering Fred Kidder and Ruth and Danlei Jeffery. * Mr . and Mra Mar- Frtd Kidder and children. Ken- long resident of Vermontville, died Bunday at the Battle Creek Health Center nnd Mrs Karl Tuttle on United Brethren Church in Free­ port attended the "Youtharama" os Middleville, asuvucviur w Mr by Billie Graham al Heating*. « — aslatanl cashier of the Michl- j Morgan of and of I Mr. and Mra. James Sheehan gan National Bank in Vermont- tJ- Mr*. Richard VendeviUe • r < and children of Grand R-iDlds ___ ____ ■ were Sunday. Sept. 11, dinner and Mra. Richard Bini. Mr. and Mra. Bln! and family Wing, a- Linda Munjoy-ta at­ were Saturday overnight guests tending Junior College al Flint. VendeviUe. Richard participated Gloria Neebt of Woodland en­ tertained with a baby shower Vermontville Woman's Club, the In the race* al Galesburg Speed-1 honoring Mrs. Donald Clinton of way tn Galesburg Saturday night. Middleville. * Mr. and Mra. Ar­ thur Clinton wire dinner guests J pm. from lhe Vermontville val Thaler attended the Adml- of Mra. Glenn Clinton of Ada Warren Jackaon officiating. Burlwllh tlieir daughter and family Carlton Center By Mrs. Mim Owmilh Thursday a Mr. and Mra John Llth from Portland spent Sun­ day with their daughter and family. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth vlstted Tueaday wilh Mra. Wilma Pennington, a Mr. and Mr* Loren C. OvenuniUi and family a .uu. cr..<w rmi, writs hu ee>nrin<>rent> ci.rk arut spent a few day* last week with their daughter, Mrs George Ruslne w Mr*. Wayne Penning- Mra. Victor Lewellen in Hastings. day to *paul the night with their daughter and ; family, Mr. family of Muskegon Dowling by the Rev. Gaskill at Harris! —- - >twAtWIrrM Freeport By Mra. Sylvan helping of blueberrtra * Donald Blough of Wyoming was a visitor of his | Blough a Saturday ago. I Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Togg at­ tended the 8th District meeting of the VFW at Grand Haven. Saturday evening. Sept. 10. * Lowell and Dennis Tagg were overnight guests of their grand - Ronald Crites and daughter of Jackaon spent Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 10-11 with Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crites. Mr. and Mrs Reuben Crite* were Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Russell Blanton of Prairieville. * Burl Phillipa and Ross Bllvins of South Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Gordon Thompson ot Rutland were visi­ tors of Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crites a Sunday ago. Don Cullen nnd children and Gary Conley of Hastings spent Cullen farm near Hastings. * Bird a Saturday ago. * Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Dale Duker. and Mra. Wayne Tagg and children boys were dinner guests a Sunbunion oi SSflJJ’-Sg- SS , 'J Tyden Part Bunday, Hept. 4. * Prlrbc of/South Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brovont knd .Mr. Middleville were visitors at the and Mra. George Fauncc attend­ Sylvan Tagg home on Saturday ed Uie VFW 8th District Rally at Grand Haven En route home Mike Hawthorne and children they visited Mr. and Mra. Steve Newbeckrr al Grand Haven. Sunday callers at the George and Mrs. Jerne Blough a Sunday Fauncc home were Bud Fauncc Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough and and daughter. Tammy of Nash­ ville. * Gary Thaler has left children were Saturday. Sept. 10 for Oakland, Calif , cn route to back; knitting, Mr*. Oaytonl and family. * Tha Methodist Laughlin and Mra. Gears* Wto»- Youth Fellowship will Mart the Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Protluo u, wer* guests to Monday with Mrs. Thomas in Mclaughlln Tlie fellowship circle of D°wItng Methodlal Church met Tues­ day evening- * Mra. Margaret Vincent from the Durfee area vttlled Mra. Weatoy Edmond* la*t week. Bu* Butler from Battl* Creek visited tier on Bunday. * Maple Valley Mat Friday and Hannigan were Mr Betty Oaaklll entertained will compete at Ionia Friday. I Arthur Allerding and Lott Wiek- Mra. th- nlavwrw will dt- ._______ « ... ____ __ _. the _ Dowling Birthday Club Wed­ nesday evening Mra Carolyn with Mn. Btrdlii Thia is Laughlin In Everett.. They were Don McLaughlin. Weekend guests Saturday visitors Becky, on aunoay me Marue:», temoon Mr. and Mra. Lion game Bunday. This will Involve Orra' and PrtChros' vtatted Mr.1 Nicholson called on her mother, aU four competing team*, Woodand Mnt Garold Mahler* at Al- • * The MethodiM W8C8 meet* Mra. Gladys Crockford. gonquln Lake ' I Wtdneaday. Sept. 28 at the • 1 Sunday will be rally day al the 3-15. The board Mill heeds a co- .-tortod on the new year. Regischalrman to help Mrs Ruby|u*llon la being held In th* ofOthmcr This Is her second year floe,at the Woodland school. ___ REGISTER EACH WEEK FOR The Next 10 Weeks! WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED WEEK END DETROIT, MICH Pick-Fort Shalby 900 Room* TtHIrtM JI) 222 JO2I Hawaii one hour before leaving accompanied them to noblcaville. Buehler entertained with a card party Saturday. Sept 10 guests were Mr. and Mra Rozell ElanCollins, who tian txen In tho hoepl tai since she tell down and Mra. Paul Gibnon of Middle­ Mae OVeranllh spent Thura- ville and Mr. and Mra. Howard day with Edna Lydy while Loren Herahburger of Clarksville. * Mr. Overanlh took hts father to jind Mra. Milton Buehler visited who reports him quite favorable. W Mr. and Mra. Guy Nash were Raymond Nash of Kalamazoo College vlstted at Guy Nash's Saturday. ♦ 4H member* and Roy Dukea - -------------- _ Mr. and Mra. Charles King and Lloyd, Mr. and Mra. Robert Asplnall and children. Mrs. Min­ nie King, local, and Mr. and Mra. Elmer King and family of Ionia vUted Mr. and Mrs Max Hospital last week. * Mr*. James Chapman ax. Three Rivera SunBurghdoff of Hastings and Mrs Milton Buehler attended thc Bel­ Al Barnard and children visited levue Rebekah Lodge Friday, Sept 9. * Mrs. Minnie Clemons dren visited Mr. and Mra. Gary Mr. and Mra Claud Walton rolled on Mr and Mrs Doo Wai- family of Kalamazoo visited Mrs. and family had Bunday dinner Dorothy Campbell at thc Claude Walton home on Bundy of last week. * Robert Clum of ColdMra. Laura Saracool ot Florida Is risking her daughter and fam-I Clum. * Mrs Mina Wieland nt- smith Bunday evening. * Mr. and Mra. John Rlne from Koko, Ind. spent the weekend with Stephen DeG roots and Charles DeGroot and family. | Camp Fire Smoke I Orgahlzallon Time Il's that time again! The or-j ganlzation committee of Blue­ Birds and Camp Fire Girls is j ganized and finding leadei* who' will give a couple of hours a J week working with three girls. Did you know it Is really quite a Job? There Is a need for lead­ Ungs. ■ Mr*. Paul Crumback and boys ers und assistants of Harris Creek were callers of her grandmother. Mrs. Mina thought oi Jusi hox important, Wieland a Monday ago. ★ Bap­ Blue Birds and -Camp Fire Girls 1 tismal servlcen of the United are to the younger set? In this1 | Brethren Church were conducted world today these girls need to learn how to get along with one another and how to be creative. Now wouldn't you raUier your girl was doing Utlngs consirucUvc Instead of destructive? Do you know what a leader, asslstanl, or sponsor's Job is working wlU> Utesc girls? The leader meets with these girls once a week in her home As carefree as the Naturalizer Walk ... Corfam, in an elegant, cushion-lined shoe. AAA A 6V1 to 10 6Y, to S'Zt Th* twice-graced shoe. Enjoy Corfam and Naturalizer 1* beautiful fit Fashion that looks and feels good. New from on* end of the season to th* olh*r—and beyond. An occ*•tonal swipe keeps It clean. BLACK OR BROWN A* U«n In LADIES' HOME JOURNAL Pick-Durant 300 Room* Downtown Flint 5 3117424734 E. LANSING^MICH from Thursday until Saturday potluck supper Tuesday. Sept. 27th al tho Grange Hall. Certlfl- FLINT, MICH. led. visiting Interesting places in town, making many projects, playing games, singing, hiking; learning about nature. Just to name a few. Her Job Is rewarding once you have been a leader. A leader does not have to be a mother who has girls In a cer­ tain age group. She can be a per- grandmother, an aunt or Just someone Interested in working with girls. She attend* training sessions to learn how to conduct meetings and also learns of many projects for Uie girls to make. The assistant helps the leader plan the meetings and helps to get things ready lor proJ ecu. She Is also urged to attend Uie train­ ing sessions. She also should able to lake over the meetings thc leader Is absent. church group, a club group or school group such as P.TA. They arr Informed of the group's acti­ vities.-certain projects, and can help with finances. They arc In­ vited to attend the training ses­ sion* if possible. Their member­ ship dues are only 82.00 a year Now wouldn't you like to help work with these girls for Just a few hours a week? Give it some serious thought. held on Sept 27 and Oct 4 iU 7 o'clock In the evening at the Albarf Pick MtrtorHoW 110 Roortd ; Nsar Michigan Stats Univsrtlty Tefephone: 337-1741 517 )724744 COLUMBUS. 0. Natlona/ld^hui ?75 Room^lj, CLEVELAND, 0 Plck-Cartar 600 Room* 21T?748724 Winner to receive a free week-end *c participating Albert Pick Motels G Hotels. CHICAGO, ILL. Plck-Congraaa 1,000 Room* Downtown nor FOR YOUR FAMILY NEW TRIP EACH WEEK £0MTlST RUlB 2. Week-end includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday Lunch, Saturday Evening Dinner, and Sunday Dinner For each member of the party. 3. Winning family will provide own transportation to and from, “Ta^gt 1*3*11^31-1102 You may enter in as many stores as you wish each week. LOUISVILLE, KY. 5. Albart Pick Motat 150 Room* 5 m!nut»» from downtown 1420 Arthur St. No purchase necessary. Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area, One preliminary winner will be drawn each week al each participating More. These winners from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing Chat week. New contest each week. “ T«l«t*p*i M2 5*9 10)4 REGISTER AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING HASTINGS BUSINESS PLAC meeting on die "Carnival." Thc Camp Fire Girls and Blue* Birds ore shirting the 1960-07 eason with plans for a carnival Saturday. Oct. 15. The proceeds to help furnish tlu-ir cabin. The cabin, a fanner rural school, was tings Board of Education. The proceeds from last year's caruf- Wayne s SHOE STORE 114 WEST STATE STRUT model it during the post year, but many Rems are still needed to complete the furnishings no the girls can use it. There will be many booths for the chil­ drens entertainment, a cake walk, a souvenir stand, a baked goods sale and prizes. A single storm in 1045 blew 300 million ton* of soil from the overplowed prairies ot the United The Fuller Agency, Inc. Hastings Sewing Center Riepsnhoff's Sausage Kitchen Norm Barry Service Blair's Farm and Garden Broadway Dry Cleaning Cify Food & Beverage Cittleman's East Side Lumber Co. Parmalee's Hastings Floor Covering Jacobs Rexall ^nig Store Hodges Jewelry Jim Barr Tire Service E. L. Carpenter Hardware Robinson Superette, Inc. Felpausch Food Center White's Photography Wayne's Shoe Store Wslldorff Furniture National Bank of Hastings Hastings City Bank Hastings Cleaners Pat Gilmore Jeweler Music Center Mary’s Beauty Shop Bevofwyk'o Color Center Gardner Pharmacy, Inc. Central Radio and T.V. Service Haan's Standard Service Barry County Lumber Co. Bulling*! Dog *N* Suds Restaurant Miller Carpets Signs Tire Service Ken and Bob’s Gulf Service Quality Furniture Birke’s Shoe Store The Copper Lantern Hastings Shell Service Ben Franklin Store �The Hastings Banner Haatings School Menu Twr__ Paaa« 1 «■> “ tu. 77 1966 1QAA Thursday, September 22. Delton Woman Retired Highway Hastings Elks Attend District Dies Thursday Worker, Homer Meet at Flat Rock annual Fall conference Of Heart Attack Hammond, Dies andTheclinic of the Michigan Elks Funeral services for Homer R Hammond. 19. R4 Harting*, who died at 5:45 am. Saturday. Sept 17. at Pennock Hospital, were he'd at 1:30 pm Monday at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home The Rev. George Elliott ofTIclJted and burial was tn lhe Dow.ing Cemetery. Mr. Hammond had been ho«- | Public Forum “s^v.r.'s REV. HOWARD R. COLLVER Assembly of God Church Names New Pastor recent editorial and also "Impeach Earl Warren" signs appearing tn Barry County were oiUclied. Impeachment means Plymouth Valiant for 1967 has an all­ new body, a two-inch longer wheelbase, and contains many improvements for econ­ omy, safety and performance. As Plym­ outh's entrant in the compact car held, Valiant is. designed as a true economy car with low purchase price, economical oper­ ation and inexpensive upkeep. The model lineup for 1967 is changed. This year there are eigh^ models in two series, V-100 and Signet. Models will be two- or four-door sedans with Six or V-8 engines. Safety features include a new energy absorbing steering column, dual braking, longer windshield wiper blades and safety inside door handles. Interiors from dash panel to rear window artSall newly designed. While external dimensions approximate 1966, the new Valiant offers more back scat room. Shown is thc 1967’Signet four-door sedan. House of Representative*. It does The appointment of the Rev Howard R. Coliver of Oxford. not mean removal from office. N.Y«. as pastor of lhe Hasting* ' Assembly of God Church. 1021 once. These arc matters which then — must be. — decided ~ in ~ a trial Woodland, was announced Fri- TZL --------— day by William Belson secre- Iof *** Impeached office holder by Ui.“a n""~1 States Senate. I don't I thc United think these signs are Inane, munlM Party ever had" And in product at this place and no SEPTEMBER HIGHLIGHT worse tlwui silly, or hate slogans; September. 1957, the Communist question asked. A doctor whose The Harvest Moon I* a : and I personally am In favor I iteld n rally in New York To i-nap decision can mean life or special highlight of Septem­ ro7nT Norwich. ;of ot chief pay honor to Ute U. S. Supreme deuUi. a druggist wlx> fUis J»rcber. reminds University of „ , i Justice Earl Warren, voted by Court and Its recent decisions." scrtpUons, one slight error of Michigan astronomer Hasel While there Mr. Collver saw lIouJie for the foUowing and to "Hit out at attempt* to which operation could spell M. Loth. This is lhe full moon his lx nxrlsh parish trlnl* triple In size •hd and erec- I' I, ea.’On* undo Ute decisionstj —». »for — -c ideath the patient; the meat that occurs nearest the date ted a new church. He acted os',' A* the spokesman tor the Su­ man or grocer who luindles tire of the autumnal equinox, this general coniiucwr geuenu contractor ana and in eigni eight1,. . .. „ „ ; . months jxit in over 3,000 hours I ons ” ,*?c1 8uPJ*nw Cow-t In preme Court, Chief Justice War- ---- —----- — ,TT STTV ren tar Che dieU- «h«htot ecror could be tool: of labor into lhe building whllel00** Involving Conynunist pur, the man or woman who drives Uie people volunteered over 2.000 A*"** ftnd P«»>nnel Chief Jus- >on of Uie Court, the high powered car or truck Warren hho* More information Is available upon our crowded, busy highways hours of their time. ,> Uce WBrrpn “B voted a* desircd by Use Communist* more than on this subject from U*e follow-, and large und account* for a very large P1 » Rev. Collver has also served ; Ing sources "Nine Men Against with Teen Challenge, a home I ninrty percent of the time. * percentage ot the fatal aocl- G^FFY 8. Chief Justice Warren has America" by Gordon, nnd rflso.’■ (tents; mission* endeavor In New York i .5, dents; in tact, fact, anyone wno who u U n .. _ • __ Report of the Conference of fooUsh enough to want the stuff City which dealt specifically with I lhe Teen-Age Gangs and drug Uces of Lhe Supreme Court, In Chief Jiulicco." Three can be can buy it In one of Useno esvarious dissenting -opinions, of ottaliwxt from the American tablishmaits and drink it until / ' ' * addicts. vwz many different usurpations of Opinion Bookstore, located at 3449 South Division, Grand Rap­ tiiat is anyone except tise emthe Central Bible College of ..... Thirteen senior and three ConsUiutlonaUy guaranteed ids, Michigan. Springfield. Mo. I ployee who dishes It out I Why. 11 Junior members of the Legion rights of private cUlzreu. of Hastings. Michigan A native of Oxford. N Y.. he | ask. it Ulis is such a good pro- 1 Auxiliary were present at the Linda Lowry and Mrs. Collver. a registered 1 duct and the handling of it is ■ Legion Hall Thursday, Sept. 15. violations of the Constitution by nurse, a native of Grand Rapids, such an honorable buslneoa. isn't [ when a potluck dinner was en­ and their four children have ta­ a Supreme Court Justice are it all Tight for the bar tender. Joyed by Pearl Aituile, Eleanor ken up residence in the church certainly impeachable offraises the bar maid, or the driver of Merrick, Ada Bogart. Dorothy 3. Many of the Warren Court local publication: "Help Want­ the truck that delivers it. to uae G ronewold. Arloa Newton. Marparsonage at 305 E. Grant. decisions, which lie lias written ed:- Middle age lady for tavern it. too? It is usually conaldertd | guerite Beckwith. Vesta Birch, or In which lie has concurred, good business for a salesman to 1 Lydia Rogers. Evelyn C u r 11 a. have given aid and comfort to product he Dorothy Kurr, Larsen. Avis j. | wear or use the me pruaucs ne or ur I wvuv nuii. Alma nuua aauacii, nvia Mr. and Mra John Hathaway our Communist enranlrat This 1*; What kind of a product h Is diedia- BtK. u u advertising! Gaskill. Wendy CurtM. Pamela of R6 Kalamazoo, formerly of unmlrtakabiy ..j proved by the ac- penned ennwi tn In such asirh an MtablLdunent MtahHxhment Why not..have thoae .. . .nanaie .. Kurr. Peggy Alnslie and Esther who handle Hastings, announce the arrival । tlons tian* of nf tho thn Communist* Cnmmunlxte them- that _ la ao potent that the disu ld nu .... ..OT n Felt. of their son. Jason Mills, on Sept, selves. After thc Infamous "Red penser .v—.. th- C1^tomers Denser is la not permitted net-mlUid to u*e use j?.. ,._7 Girls State delegate Gerry 13 । Monday" decisions, on June 17. it? A mother who has the care whnl for lhem? That Steward gave an Interesting re­ ------------- •-----------1957. a leading ItwuuiK Communlrt cmiuuiuui on uu i of ut the uae most num. precious of ui all iui Uds uus ' port on her work at Ann Arbor. TTte Michigan Michlsnn State Library Ubrarv I the West Wrat Coast CVvuit emitted"THlx I earth's enrth'x posBessions. ryuehn, a a tiny Hnv human Victor SLs.M*n ' Tho exulted. "This Each delegate returns with a dif­ is the greatest victory the Com- 1 being—a baby—can buy this ferent report of the activities of SteWfird Oil Her r i’ Slate . . Week Girls Welcome New Son CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS 2£THE WEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types TWO NICE BUILDING LOT$ in the Butler Addition. Hastings, for A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE $ECOND WARD, ha* living room, two bedroom*, kitchen and full bath, attached grtage. aluminum siding, drapes and floor coverings go with it for $10,500.00 A SPLIT-LEVEL (FOUR LEVELS). IN THE 1st WARD, top level hat three bedrooms and bath, next level kitchen with built-in oven, stove, carpeted living room, family room, with fireplace, study and half - b^th. basement, attached double garage, has aluminum siding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 A NEW HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, a bungalow, with living room, three nice bedrooms, dinette, and ..$16,500.00 A GOOD HOME AT CARLTON CENTER located on IVk-acre lot. hat three bedroom* upstairs and down a living room, large bedroom, a Urge kitchen, ha* basement, heated with space heater, alto a 24 x 36 ft. barn, lot* of tree* (walnut, apple, pine), carpet and pad in the living room. Woodland school bus picks up children for the Woodland school and priced at$7,000.00 TWO EXCELLENT LOTS In the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved »treet with utility service* in for —_____-- ..........—.........$1,600.00 ea. TWO APARTMENT HOUSE IN SECOND WARD, each apartment halving room, kitchen and bath and two bedroom*, heated with gat, and there is a two stall garage, for $7,000.00 IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home In A-1 condition, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and J.___ . ____ U.U L-.U .______ * . t-1 . . . , A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN. IN THE FOURTH WARD, with ihree bedrooms and a full bath upstair*, and down It ha* one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and ha* a Hool down, full ba*ement with gas furnace, garage for ...$7,500.00 AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD. Insulated and plumlnurC storm win- a heart attack, were held at 2 pm Monday at lhe HentonSmKh Funeral Home - ------------ —---- -------- —- the Cloverdale Evangelical United Brethren Church, officiated and burial wm in Use Bonfield Ctwtcrv In Johnstown Township, the daughter of Ernest and Bodie IODell । Smith. She was a life­ long Barry County resident Her first husband. lawrence Hughes, died on Dec. 10, 1949. She wa* a member of the Johns-: rled at Kalamazoo to Richard a daughter and «O<1 by the llrat marriage. Mrs Joel 'Eva Mayi Brawn of n31>llon and Ernrat |U Hughes Of R2 Delton: anUher daughter. Dawn Spencer, at home; seven grandchildren. and Donald Spencer of Kalama­ zoo and Orville of Battle Creek; a half-sister. Mra Ray iEva> Arney of Sturgis, and a half­ brother. Ray N. Kelly ot Wucou- I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD! cepllon. She was impressed by Bob Grinin, to ooo tkrt the lessons and lectures on gov­ ernment. The Unit voted to raise the membership due* after Nov. 11. On that date we are asked to have our quota in to Depart­ The dinner dance for Veteran* from the V.A. Hospital scheduled for Oct. 20 may have to be changed to a different date. Sev­ eral members and friends plan to attend the dunce at Un- Hospital Thursday. Sept 22 More volun­ teers are needed. There will be an Orientation course at lhe hos­ pital oh Nov. 2. All volunteers are required to have this course before working among the pa­ tients. The next regular meeting DompUmonU ot Arthur T. Klddor Blake Boylan Succumbs Given Promotion David McOlocklln. non of Mrs. Claude Braidwood, who has been a general agent for the Wash­ ington National Insurance Com­ pany in Battle Creek for the past two years, has been promoted to staff manager. His area will be Battle Creek. Kalamazoo. Lan­ sing and Benton Harbor. Before Joining the Washington National he was employed at the Wol­ verine Insurance Co. David, his wife. Loretta, who is a secretary at tile Romney Co., and their three daughters. Kathy. Karen and Kristie, live at 106 Coolidge Drive In Battle Creek. Blake Boylan, a former resl- ; dent here, died suddenly at his , home in Muskegon Height* the early part of lhe Summer. He was a graduate of Hastings High Ln 1929 and was employed at the > Ironside Shoe Store which at1 that time was owned by the late i John Crue and Harold Smith He is survived by hi* wife, a son and daughter. New Ownership ELECTRICAL SERVICES Electric Meter Service Haitiag* Electric, lac. FLORISTS Jack Ecktiaaw't Service Si. Marlin Floral HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES BUILDINC. REPAIRS JEWELERS Watacv Clothat Shop DEPARTMENT STORE$ 1436 S. Hanover A REAL GOOD. YEAR ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has living room, thaw nice bedrooms, ■dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, lot is 50 ft. wide, runs 945-9049 IN THI SECOND WARD, in A-1 condition with three bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, two living rooms, dining room, new kitchen, full bath, full basement with oil furnace, den on the first floor, two car garage, cement driveway, full lot for........$9,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIR$T WARD, has two bedroom* and full bath and downstairs it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchatv and breakfast nook, has glassed->n back porch, lull basement with forced hot air gas heat, wall to wall carpeting in living and dining rooms, is newly painted outside and decorated inside, two stall garage, and is fully insulated, for $11,000.00 "Windshields Washed Every Timo!" PAINT b WALLPAPER PHARMACISTS Haaliag Heating LARKE'S CITGO SERVICE Don's Citgo Station MUSIC INSTRUCTION OFFICE $UPPLIE$ $<kadM'( Offica Supplies PLUMBINC HEATINC fr AIR CONDITIONING CLOTHINC b ACCESSORIES of A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upttairt and down it hat living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle gas and tpace heater. . four-acre lot for ............................... —.....—.........$5,250.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES Marble'* Standard Sarrica good sited bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in $15,000.00 You wont, either, when you shop with these area merchants! Mr and Mrs Richard Hail re­ turned last week after spending a few days at the Water's cabin near Hoxeyville Now downstairs l» worth seeing and you will appreciate it, priced al Ex-Frceport Couple To Mork Jubilee Funeral arrvlces for Mi Richard Hughes Spence.-. 54. Rl Delton, who died Thursday $•00.00 SIXTEEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT. h*t five bedroom home, Kas three bedroom* upstelrt and two down, living room, bath, dining room, kitchen, basement oil furnace, front and back porche*. > $7,700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, ha* oil and gat station and general store stock/ would consider trade. windows and screens, aluminum and brkk.siding, for Association South Central Dla- Sunday. Sept 18. Con/ict.ng the meeting were District Vice President Wayne A Newton of Hastings, and District Deputv Grand Exalted Ruler Nell Sher.R ot Hillsdale. Richard Abler, chairman of the State ritual committee, of 8L Joseph, gave a talk on the State Elks ritual contest* to be held to hit death, but had been In during the coming year Ui health. Members of Hastings B P.O. He waa bom on Feb 20. 1887. Elks Lodge 10€5 attending the n Michigan, the son of Henry »nd Anna (Warner • Hammind Wayne A Newton. Exalted Ruler He attended the Durfee School Russel Hammond and Mrs and married Mildred Hynes of Hammond. Mr. and Mn Ray Woodland on May 16. 1912. Miller. Mr. and Mrs Russell He worked on road construc­ Nash an<| Mr. and Mrs Robert tion projects In southern Michi- Wade Plan* are being made by the tan until 1932 when theyunoved to their present farm home in local Elks Club officer* and mem­ bers to attend the Fall State farmed until 1M5 when he went convention In October at Jack­ to work for the Michigan High­ son. s way Department He retired in O ■ ■ 1955 Z\ x । . • H Mr. Hammond is survived by his wife. The children ot Mr and Mrs •hie Merle Kahlers plan to Harold Woods of Rockford, for­ merly of Freeport, will hold an Mra Joiui Shorts of Marcellus open house honoring their par­ and Mr. and Mrs Max Wegener ents on their 25th wedding an­ of Chicago for dinner on Sun­ niversary on Sunday. Sept. 35 day. Margo will also be home from 2 to 5 pm. at the Metho­ from WMU Sunday being a spe­ dist Church in Rockford. Friends cial day for her—her birthday are invited to attend. DRY CLEANERS RUCS fr FLOOR COVERINGS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE SHOES Millers Jewelry LAUNDRY SERVICE SPORTING GOODS LUMBER fr BUILDINC SUPPLIES TELEVISION. RADIO Shopping will never be more convenient than it is right now . . . with a FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say "Charge it. Please" with any merdiant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, it's a free service Io yBu when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of $10 00 per month and extend payments over many months with a jmal), 1% service fee (added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit Card NOW! WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS WE Specialize in:— HASTINGS SALESMAN KER Corl Niethamer HOME FHONI Wl 5-3004 Lubrications a Wash Jobs • Rear Springs Oil Changes • Cor Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds Tires • Major Overhauls • WeMing—Arc and Acatylana Automatic TransmiasiM Overhauls' COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hastinns Citii llfinh �i Saxons Open Title Defense Against Alma New lights to footing T1Mt R^oktAn Intincnn l"„ 7 Brighten Johnson I Grid Roundup Field on Friday c,“b Hastings Downed Trapihooter, ta87e|*kXatorybIRD3^ At Lakeview In Inaugural ’ Fire in State Meet Two trapshooting teams from Club journeyed to MulU Lake* Conservation Club at Pontiac Saturday to participate in the 18Ui Annual M.U.C.C. State Shoot. The first team, captained by Earl Argetalnger, were the 1965 Tba young Hastings High Bax- State Champs in Class D Till* year Uiey scored a total of 212 out of a possible 250 tar­ get*. Although Uiey did not bring to the Spartans under new bend back * trophy thl* year, they Cbach Bum McNally. 27-0. were moved up from Class D to Class B. Young HHS Grlddera Outplayed at S/tartanf Romp to 274) K'in Lakewood Travela to Race Celt Underway defense of their West Central ■revaUoa Club. LriOtlC preddent. Paulin, a Marine. the WRC Conservation Club continued Its meeting, followed by refresh­ ments. Fin tnun uavLTs The second team scored 106 out of a possible 250. This team is captained by Robert George. His teammate* are Ken Lancas­ ter. Don Bachman, Dick Lancas­ ter and Clyde Coburn. tral Conference crown. Results of the trapshoot at the Conservation Club* range here contest with little, if any. game Saturday had Rus* Bolinger, experience. They came out with a Charles Jones and Bob Blocum hitting. 24. Milt Forrester and Ray Wisnewskl 23. George Berry 22. Ken Lancaster. 21, John iicre in the 1065 opening game, there were high spots in Uie en­ counter Uiat could develop thc Carlaonmen into a contender for Coach Bob Carlson** (ridden. under lhe powerful new arcs on Johnson Field, worked hard this that up at Battle Or*a4 L*6*» T, laawss Suanac IS. PartUad st MueiavlUa 61. Daltea 0. KiS™- uere evident in the opening lea* SSX»M*». FaaaSal* 0. 81 Johns whipped Mason. 27-13; Charlotte blanked Baton Rapid* about 2,000 fans on Green Field, Fossett, H Finnanger and Dick it waa the Spartans biggest mar­ Taylor 20 and Jim Shaw. Keith gin over Hastings. Tlx- previous Hcrmlnett and Mike Davis 19. Winner* of the 10-target 10-0 win in IBM. chicken shoot were Jim Bhaw, Dick Taylor, Al Taylor, John Leary. Bob Slocum, Ken Lan­ caster and Charles Jones. There . will be another shoot carries and fathering end a from 5 to 11 pjn. Saturday. pan from Vanilaysen which Boww 11. BeOerwe • AH. P.M. 4:34 4:44 LU rs <teu2-» 7:08 Ou.9-15 7:14 Oil. 14-22 oet.n-jv 7^4 Oet.k-k..S !:H 7:41 Nw.4-12 7:50 Mw. 13-19 7:10 6'SS 6 45 4ti 4:11 4-10 6:00 T55 J:« S: >5 ItM Jim Connell ran back an Alma second canto and Cooper kicked the point. Al Blruder went' over from the one for the Panthers' only six-pointer Tony FaUetta the Ollers' final tally. ter to beat a reportedly for ths first tally and Boyce kicked thc point 56 Commissioner! Attend Family Weekend Camp Fifty six Scout commissioner* — ‘ members of their families red a weokand at tba Grand *r- < qr Council Boy fleout Camp ong dUrd* encampment and conferGary JamM Itowla. district commls- 5»pt.n-n >1.13-24 r''"- AH. P.H. AH. P.H. 4:12 7:04 6: IS 7:01 6:14 6« 6 40 4:54 6: H 6: W 6 E 6 44 6: 40 4 31 0'1 rrni tautuiauniJ ■t:4T ■ EtE3 UU kfU cm TTP 6(W 7:04 5:5* 7:1. I ■ •, 4:01 7:M 5:56 7: IB T55 TT3 Fa Tr- 5:44 .:7s 5:42 DU Fm 7:37 5 SB 7:33 5:34 7 N 5 m 7:44 5:31 2i*2 5:27 7:38 5:23 6:20 6:54 »:21 6:42 6:3d 4:79 6'41 FIT AH. P.M. AM. P.M. Tsr 7:<X 5:54 7:0S T44 -• 5-34 7:25 5:26 7:34 5:19 Toj Tn TT S'fit Tss FT* fTsi ■ AH. P.H. 4:14 6:24 4:12 T55 6: U 6:56 1:04 - 1’ 7:21 7:30 P.H. EE 6:46 EE 6. 34 FE' 6:21 r. 11 CLL' F57 6:01 EZ1 5:57 5:50 FF 5: U 6- $0 6 3« rTs F55 5:30 5:22 5:15 7:47 F06 fffn EtTF EE EE 3:36 1 .' 5:11 5:11 5:02 AH. P.H. 6:0B 4:43 6:J6 6:30 6:24 6»17 4:05 6:40 5:33 6: a 5 42 6:56 3:32 T:«3 3:22 7:13 5:14 7:22 : 'i 7:39 4:54 tan’s third touchdown. VanHuyseo tosaod to Shook who Hastings started out with a had the defense beat and tho smashing defense, throwing the Spartarts for 10-yard loss total Fullback Perry Dunn blocked the in their find three play* from third with fake view moving lent fake, twirled throMh Has­ tings right side U yards to moved lhe ball from their own Brighteat spots in tho game for 8oxon fans waa thc running Quarterback Steve Strickland MICHIGAN DgPARTMINT OF CONMRVATION alao conducted by Commissioner Lewis Water Deaths Up Thc second time Lnkrvlew got lhe ball they moved into score wllh VanHuysen passing to End Wayne Plggush on a play that covered 45 yards to make the score 6-0 with 3:59 left in the flrat period. John Koerner klck- , Michigan's 235 death* in 575 w»ter accident* in the first eight and a half month* this year al­ ready exceed by 50 fatalities and a <55-yard inarch napped by Dud Hastings High will open a new home football season Friday „ 28 ■caaenu accidents uie Uie auues State's water Dunham driving over from a night. And it will really be new. Cbach Hob Carlson will take^tdll for oli ot 1965. according to point grgl JS, waa 14-0 with 4:18 his first Blue & Gold tfam onto Iff'home as head (tach ,*Mate Police provisional figure* —-• _ Rapids on Batsrtay. Sept. for th^ Aftt 'rfme,*the Boys will be playing under our new lightWtth.l;17 toft in the first half. ing system for the first time, and our new public address system Michigan has more than 150 Lakeview scored again. They took White Instructed trainers on _____________________ _ tho ball on down* on thetr own the Patrol Method and Charles will be used for the first time. With a new head coach, the Saxons are a “new" tekm too. ——■ Collins Instructed trainers in Cub “ * Scouting Scouter* from the sev- with few lettermen back from the great 1965 squad which went gell Field against Ohio Wesleyan, Our fine HH8 Band will perform 1 Grand Valley Council attended through its schedule undefeated during tiie half of that game. this training session. The trained The Saxons took their lumps in Scouter will now conduct train­ their Inaugural at Battle Creek Outdoor Trail—This 1* a won- i ing sessions in their own dis­ Lakeview last week, and can be tricta. expected to give a good account derfui lime St the year, and it' of themselves on Johnson Field. will be more beautiful. But al-1 ready lhe colon are developing wquo tlques »uwu which adorned the field and around the Utile lake where, since It was dedicated in 1945. Old Buzz fished Sunday after-. Six poles, each 100 feet talk each noon the swamp flower* and carry M, 34000 (correct) watt grasses *erc turning to deep yellamtML All new undergrouad wir- low* and rich reds, mirrored off president of the Woodland 4H ing was installed along with new I the still water rippled gently by Saddle Club. Tamers Kantner is service entrance equipment. The'the feeding bluegills. A muskrat vIqb president. Janice Rum. sec- job coot 322 500 The public ad- , also pul In hte appearance seemdress system was recently com- [ ingly undisturbed by the prespleted. The original estimate for ence of man. and even waterthat was 31 JOO. ... j fowl went about Uieir business . • • uncontented by the floating boat new club memAlong the Sldellnea—Hastings I or Uie Poodle casts for fighUng farua? Uie Norto CaroliM^game Wr *•“ * Armchair Athlete [rain­ ing faculty for the Grand Valley in the finale from Boyce converted for se 27-a Qgal score. ■ ' At Chartotte. Bin Rortrf point John Whitely passed to Ing‘effort is first period. Steve ■ew four touchdown hit Craig Thurtell in John Manlgold for a touchdown kicked the point Lansing Gabri­ el* scored on the last play of the Thwaites. At Grand Ledge, the Comets game with Charles Lott going scored in the first period with over from the three to cap a 73Don Shipman going over from yard drive. Dennie Fitzgerald scored the tying extra point. You will never buy a new car this cheap again '67 prices will be higher Shop our '66 MERCURYCOMET Close-Out Sole Now While the Selection is Still Good Tony Belli Motors LINCOLN - MERCURY - C0U6AR I.H. TRUCKS II20N. MkhU.. te. >45-2479 It's America's Favorite Family Lindon Endsley. Little Greg Wood Intercepted a VanHuysen vtew 30 before being downed. A clipping penally shoved the ball 7Tw- hard-playvd contest was free from usual first gome errors playing clean football. HASTINGS .. LAKEVIEW .. Officials: Al Kmuchunaa, ref­ eree: Al Bobrofsky. umpire, Hugh Wright, .. _ __ ____ head ___ linesman. Bob Knode, field Judge. Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR .INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob ond Mickey Lambert Your Host* QASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland ot Michigan Brings You lAf Of U Dri "9s Tou ilDln FOOTBAll Nancy Estep Heads Woodland Saddle Club scored in Lhe second _n a pass from Chris Tul|er to Bruce LaPointe and Mike Krywanski ran the point for the 20-7 halftime acore Thirty-five percent of Mich­ Collins hit Thurtell again in the third to make it 20-7. Ionia igan’s eight million ettfren* are picked up a safety in the fourth. students. FOR FUN AND HEALTH Fun" farcing them to punt. short lived M the Spartans sped to their coveted victory. Hastings threatened early In giving up the pigskin on downs held in planning and scheduling events and projects for the 1966- BOWL In Spartan Stadium attempted: Because of fast-breaking deto pick out two past Hasting*; velopment* in Michigan's salmon High ace musician* in the crack [ program. Uie Conservation De­ Michigan State Marcliuig Band parUnent is adding a weekly re­ news bulletin Jim Francisco, cornet, and Carl ; port to its regular "« “• W«> i-hh 1 Hoffman, sousaphone. are mem-, The largest coho salmon taken । bers of lhe band and both have is a 23 -inch. 6-pound. 6-ouncel been accepted In MSU's great fish netted last week offshore concert band. They reported to । from Manistee by a commercial Uie campus on Sunday. Sept/11, fisherman. . . . and live in Wilson — thc same : The Conservation Department donn where the football team Is was at least temporarily held up | quartered before classes begin ' on .„. poisoning r—:.\i a 60-nUle section of, . . . State defeated the Wolf pack, the Manistee River from Cam-, co-champ of the Atlantic Cokst cron Bridge about five mile* west | Conference, 27 -10. It launched of Frederic in Crawford County i State's 70th grid season and Duf­ to Sharon in Kalkaska by a court । fy’s I3lh as head mentor al East restraining order. Fish experts, Lansing. Lakewood's bandsmen said they might Just as well were among the 3,000 musicians knock out all thc rough fish as who performed during the half well as chestnut lampreys th one This Saturday thc Spartan.' host' fell swoop, and then restock to lhe Nittany Lions from Penn re-establLsh trout fishing. They State who defeated Maryland. plan to plant about 200.000 young brown and rainbow trout in the Carl (Butch' Hartman started problem area, which should on the Central Michigan Univer­ reach legal size by late Summer sity kickoff team Saturday, after or early Pall of 1967. Many of arriving at Mt. Pleasant the pre­ our own stream* are loaded with vious Monday. He was in for only chubs, rqgking trout fishing usethe two kickoffs but Coach Bill Kelly expects him to see a lol of action. Chuck Barker. Lakewood graduate, saw a lol of action Saturday as Youngstown. Ohio, nipped Uie Chippewas 7-6 Bark­ er lettered last year He is a junior guard weighing 205. 1* 5-10 and is 20 years old. Joe Stewart of Ionia Is also on thc The Hostings 4H Dog Care and । CMU roster A coincidence oc­ Training Club met far Ite - first curred at lhe game Our side­ meeting of the Wlntet’laM Wed-! kick. Hal Buerge. stopped to see nesday evening. the game before going onto Big There were 16 4H’enr attend­ Rapid* to officiate at the Ohio ing for enrollment and organtza-1 Northern game Leaving a rest tlon. room someone called to Hal that Enrollments will be accepted he had dropped hi* wallet It until October 15 Plan* are un­ wasn't Hal's but Clarence Hart­ der way for a hayride Which will man'*. Butch’s dad Clarence, you be announced later. •' Anyone presently in 4H or of back Ohio Northern beat Ferris. 4H age. who is interested tn this 21-0. . . . dog care and training project.' We hear fine report* ot Lee may call 945-5064. 945-3209 or thc Belfield’s work at center at Kala- 4H Cooperative Extension Servmazoo College Lee 1* behind the I Ice 945-5121 for addlUofaat intor­ top center in the MIAA. Dan1 mation Austin, who had a pinched nerve I The next meeting will toe Wed- Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS k) Keep Your Dial of MICHIGAN Sat At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 THIS WEEK HASTINGS- MICHIGAN and GAMES— BARRY COUNTY CALIFORNIA RADIO Broadcast Tima: 3:15 /// Dog Care Club Ofganix/ps, \ For New Season about 45 minutes with lhe Hor-1 Southeastern school in the Li­ nets Friday, but got to the Sax-1 brary. Anyone Interested may at-' ou-Lakeviaw game K College I tend thl* meeting. Parente are will be seeking it* third straight requested to accompany tfiilr victory in the annual Rotary children and become members of game Saturday afternoon at An- a 4H family. ■ Listen to tho Re-Broadcast of all Hastings High School Gaines . . . PLUS THE AREA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �pain and Accounting 4. Co Zou Bet Your Life Middleville Tramples Delton for 24th Victory COMMkKUIAL MAJORS Culllgan's 8. Hanrood's 7. Miller Jewelers and City Food 6, Piston Rings. Larke Buick and Alumi­ num Product 5 and Welcome Tavern 2. HASTINGS BOWLING 8UNDAY MIXED DOUBLES barrier, Ed Richardson fired 212­ Geod scores: Ron PeiJow 209- 618 and Harv Haan 226 - 612. diu Merle Haines chalked 207-594. 22°^. 2O9'M5 R*3 Lundquist Harry McCollum 212-^3, Irwin . Harwood 549. Clare Stahl 325­ Louise Silsbee 175-478. Wesley 537. Tom Gilliland 511, Floyd Friend 179-473. Sandra Lund- Williams 523 Les Springer 201­ r 159-457. Wanda Smith 173- 543. Mike Schondclmayer 213-546, Alten Hlnrichsen 170-494. Jo Dave Irwin 522. Jack Sheler 203­ Morgan 163, Pat Nelson 159. Jim 535, Bill Bums 200-530. Gordie Sothard 539. BUI St Lawrence and Hau® 150, Rose Hlnrichsen 533. Paul Edwards 524. Bruce 155. Evelyn Fellow 153. Velma Terry 202-520. Joe Olelarowskl Slocum 188 and Robert Slocum 528. Bob Miller 520. Glenn Lau157. bauxh 534. Lylf Sanborn 541. Bud Taylor 510. Jaek Bowman 502, Bill Jerow 504 and John KaslnWED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE sky 203-510. Standings: Stanton's and Crystal Candy 7. Hastings Clean­ ers 6. Peabody OU. Maker's IOA. TUESDAY NIC’ITTNGALES Team 14, Miller Plumbing 5. NeBetty Howes led the lassies H1 4. East oiue *** Side uumoer Lumber ana and Bar- Tuesday. tuouay. oepi. Sept. u, 13. posung posting at 223-­ ty Ready Mix 3. Vita Boy, Pepsi, M6. Katie Bristol rolled 164-396, Col* and Hastings Motor Bales 2. Nonna Klmmey 157 - 418. Mary Carol's Needlecraft 0 Baker 148-388. Mary Eckhoff 148, High series: Louise Bahs 189Rf*frs 147-431.. Marian 500. Shirley VanDenburg 170-481 Ta>'lor H3-S75. Lorraine StanRuth Rice 176-474; Marie Ham- 4?n ,<3' Pe* Edger Dlane rnond 185-460, Deila Gorodenski BfUon 135-384 and Fran Hy178-464, Ines Lyon* 180-460, Jan bar«er 375. Peurech 178-457. Gene Thomp­ son 158-449. Barb Kiersey 156. . TH.f TWISTERS 447, Dori* Stanton 172-436, Betty „ 8h‘r‘®y rollwl «»«-489. Miner 171-445 . Carol Keeler 169-448. Mary Park- Burdick 181, 1Ruth Johnston. Sue }u3h. Johnston, standings: Hull Realty 6. Ths 81. Martin and Bobby Handy 152..1 Bombs 5. Renner Ford 4 and Maxine Hall 130, Oretchen Ken­ 1 Cool Aides, Local Finance and nedy 146, Linda Lowry 163. Mari­ Powder Box 3. on Eye 158, Alice'McMillen 144. Ella Higdon 153 COMMERCIAL MINORS Jim Harlmgton led. the lads E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Thursday with 204-589, Gordie Pat Terpenlng's 266-588 set a Howe chalked 213-557, Aaron hot pace In the E W Blits cir­ Sherk 190-508, Bernard Tobias cuit. Jack Smith anaggled 234­ 194 - 509, Dave Kruko' 183 - 516. 575. Ed Depew 207-541. Art Jiowe Vem Harbin 183 - 503, Roger 206-526. Ed Downing 178-501. Joe Wolfe 192 - 540, Galen Daniels Ulrich 190-510. Ella Gillett 153­ 205-536. Paul Woodman 181-513. 438, Don Martin 188-515. Newell Gordon Trick 181 - 509. Larry Hejth 302-535. Jack Sheler 226­ Brace 186-538 and Forrest Klm536. John Kaalnsky 211-552, Gor­ mey 212-504. don Norris 224-580, Jean Harbin Standings: Bender Gravel 10, 158-459, Jane Sanborn 173-454. Belli Motors 9. Zephyr 8, V & J Nancy Cook 152-431. Mobil 74. Tinkler's and Parker's Standings: Red Crowns and 7. The Banner 64. Dale's 8. Pat­ Ram Rods. 7. Can Plant and ten 54. Hastings Aluminum, Green Valley Boys 6. Foundry. Renner Ford. Deputies and Mid­ Office, Assemblers and Flyers 5. way Polishing 5. Smith Bros 44. Pattern Shop, Chargers and Re- Southern Food 1 and Walldorffs NITE HAWKS Standings: King Pina 7. Dever­ eaux Furniture 6. Mld-Vllla 6. Head Pin* and UldriBi Newbert Inc. 4. Rollers 3. Strikers 2 and Mavericks 1. I High Games and Series: Don I Sloan 203-439. Art Gallup 180-177 latait pattern* 183-531; Roger Raber 178-497. Herb Bishop 180-492, Paul WlerInga 177-483, Ben Brown 483. IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Hutchings 161-472. Larry Arnold f 1186-460. Ray Asplnall 175-441, . | Roger Kelly 175. Middleville High's Troji— kecon GORDON JOUNCOCK Reckless driving caused more than 713,000 casualHee in 1965. ( Matre, Piston Ring, Hastings Heights and Vogt's 7. Northside Grocery, McAllister's and Parmalea** 6. Foodland and Welcome Cento- 3. Sheriffs Gal* 2 and TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Don Haywood led the loop thia Puppie* to Adopt Officers are: President, Frank Scramlln; vloe president, George Vogt; tall twister. Forrest Rine­ hart. and Lion tamer, Ralph Block. Middleville T-K Calendar raiDar. MOHDAT, Ism? CvaaltteM MmUs*; ••aler Blah Sciacl wtu a Gordie to Race At Trenton, Then Goes to Japan waukee Sunday. Gordie hit the wall and didn't finish. Gordon's car skidded on the Uth lap —in oil from .is motor — forcing him out of Buckeyes — Chris Guggemo*. Mitch St. Martin. Chuck Heath. Dave McGuire. Don Myers. Da­ vid Anderson. Bob Hubert. Irish—Car! Norris. Russ Mor­ gan. Dale Byars. Doug Welton. Oreg Bush. Dave VanDerMolen. Mike Hubert. Spartans—Bob Shumway, Mike Hall. Rick Rohde. John Blrke. Joe Kesscnlch, David Haller. Bob Lad by Gary Hall who romped Gorham, for four touchdown*, the Has­ Sixth Grade tings High Junior Varsity de­ Lions — Don Huffman. Oeof. feated the Marshall reserves. 60­ Goodyear. Dusty Rodrlguex. Tom 6. on the little Redskins' gridiron Stedman. Dan Daugherty. Tom Saturday morning Olrrbach. This Thursday Coach Bernie Packers—Greg Ziegler. Rob Oom's aggregation are to be boat Slack. John Burkey. Owen Wil­ to a strong St. Philip JV eleven cox, Brian EchUnaw, Brandon at 7 p.m Cooper. Monday Coach Oom anSpartans — Brian Smith. Den­ nis Acker. Mark Wolfe. Stan Sheridan. Jerry Schallhorn. standing defensive Mark Shade. Saxons —Bill Eastman, Robert fanatva performance. Lydy. Pete Pierce. Doug Seeber. The little Saxon* scored the Richard Nevin* first Ums they got the ball AfFifth Grade Cali*—Donald Anderson. David right end for 40 yards with 8 Black. Peter Hook. Mark Keeler. minutes In the period. BhulU Chris Christensen. Tom Wilson plunged for the point and the Leapard*—Steven Jlles, Grant Bryan. Robert Main, Norm Novlskey, Dave Shade. recovered a Marshall fumble on Tigers —Keith Waters. Dave their six and Hall slanted off VanderVeen. Roger Rush. Rory teckle for the score We* Van­ West. Rod WestDenburg smashed for the point IJahb_ HaIa Qfav. Ila,.. ..... .. „ Duane Hovey. Mitch Ooleman. Marahall scored with 9 :48 Dennis Bush. rft la the quarter on a M-yard An estimated 34 percent of ^-ed and tke\X ww/ ll 6 ’Choo! juxings rhe kickoff Hastings took took the kickoff bock bock hold master's or doctor's degrect. w the Saxon 40. Several plays put the ball on the Marshall 40 from where Glenn Cote posset! to ARMSTRONG low-lustre Young Saxons Roll Saturday At Marshall Hall picked off a defected minutes left In thc second quar­ ter. The point waa no good and EXTERIOR FINISH anDenburg, frtohman Set There Smart Colon: $6.75 ‘Title lore” "FloitaRod" "Cottonwood" "Tertao" 'Dewkire Green" “tantoM "Wood Smoke" "Cocoa" "Eeertroon" "Ranch Red" gallon HASTINGS PAINT and WALLPAPER 107 i. StRto S* h maku unu to Package your homo Insurance Our Homeowner* Policy allows you to combine your fire, theft aod personal liability coverages into one broad, economical policy with these important adPremium Payment Plan which allows you to spread BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Wl 5-2981 details. ERANDSENC I Insurance Agency Oakrldee. Gull Lake Tom Warner led Coach Bob White's T-K lads to their easy sin. scoring five touchdowns and five extra points In pacing \his 'earn to their biggest opening 'ootboll win in history. Warner picked up 265 yards n 27 attempts, and caught two oasses for 93 yards and one touchdown. Terry Appel scored lhe other Middleville touchdown, going three yards in the first period. MlddleviDe led 34-9 at the half. Quartertaack Denny Keith was the big man for Coach Jack Streidl's Plainwell team, passing to Mike Topp and Steve Sleeman for touchdowns, and ucoot- Meeting Monday huum* bui. M 51-66 for a n,e Thomapple District Scout committee will meet at the Has­ Velda Gelse- took third with tings City Bank Monday. Sept man James W Iswe11 is to preside. Firsl flight honors went to Chairman Wlswell urges all In­ Ann Bortak with 65-65—130 and stitutional representatives to be Judi Newton, another HH8 sen­ present so that each unit will ior. shot 70-66—136 Merna De- have a hand in planning and scheduling the program of Sroutlng in the Thomapple Dis­ trict Business to be discussed will Glen Stuart. Grand Rapids Include the Fall Camporee. Fall Cascade Hills pro. teamed with Membership Roundup. Leader­ ship Training. Finance Cam­ paigns for 1967 funds, and ac­ am golf championship at Grand quisition of campsite from Rob­ Blanc Saturday with a fabulous ert Glasgow. Stuart-Green Win Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE passed to Steve Strickland for the touchdown. Bhult* circled beautiful new colors we have In this rich-a*-velvet exterior finish. lt» "buttery dip" make* application fan and easy. Ideal for all-type siding. "Brealher-type" fin­ ish minimises blisteringl Punter Stuart received 4466 of the 83600 purse Stuart holds the Hastings ---- ------------Country Club pro record of 70 teacher* in Michigan school* who — the same as Jock Hopkin*, do not have a college degree ha* amateur, shot In the recent pro- dropped from 27 percent in 1950 other TD Lyle Berry's Wayland am here. to about five percent today. team scored on a 15-yard pats from Lee Pan krais to Rick Mid­ dleton and on Curt Sebright's 15-yard field goal Berry praised lhe work of Mel Spencer and Mike De Weerd Comstock High defeated Gul) Lake. 19-7. before about 1.000 fans. Gull Lake scored quickly, taking the opening kickoff and moving 67 yards with speedy Carl Hamden sweeping right end Johncock and Bobble Unser of for the final 23. Fullback Dave Albuquerque. N.M.. who will drive Smith converted. the second car. and their crew will alto leave fur Japan uu Oct- Us. and the Colt* went on to 3 lhe crew is to include Law­ score In the last three periods. rence Payne. Hastings mechanic IS ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USB Saranac was the only Tri-Cenand World War II pilot; Dick Oefflnger. New Albany, Ind.; tral league team to win Friday Ken Lowe. Akron. Ohio, and Saranac beat Portland St Pat. you name the job and Wheel Home has tho attaching tool youT 28-7. In other games. Ashley beat Glasgow. Canon City. 12-0; Fowler nipped The Japanese government Is Fulton-Middleton. 7-6; Green­ ittachlng tools no* on display. picking up the transportation tab ville beat Lakeview. 25-7; Ovldfor the drivers and their crews Elsle downed Portland. 20-13; who were In the last 500-mile Belding defeated Central Mont­ race at Indianapolis. They will calm. 37-26, and Breckenridge. M2 E. St«t9 Strut. Hartings PboM Wl 5-2M3 defeated Edmore. 27-0. 9 and go to Tokyo on Oct. 12. Both races have 540.000 purses Grand. Hastings' nationallyknown race driver, Is scheduled to drive hl* famed No. 72 In the 200-mile championship race at Trenton. NJ.. Sunday. He and his chief mechanic. Duane Glasgow, expect to leave Sixteen teams were organised Friday night or Saturday for Trenton After lhe Sunday event, in four leagues in Bob King's Youth Council tail football pro­ they will take their car to Indi­ anapolis for crating and shipping gram Saturday. to Japan. Saturday when official play which raced In the Memorial Boys may sign for 7th and Day 566 mile claaalc will be Post Game Dance F. Scramlin Heads Nashville Lions C? v Organize 16 Teams for ‘Y5 Tail Football Adrianson rolled a 200 game. Bob Denny 203-524, Bob McCollum 202-523, Bob Miller 192-530. Joan Haywood 163-411, Pat Camel) 149-420, Bob Reynolds 171-489, Johnson Field, and for 5th and Jerry Brumm 188 and Arlene Wilcox 174-437. The leagues and players follow: stand Ings: Ken's & Bob! Gulf Eighth Grade 10. River Bend Golf 9. Backe "Old" Bean - Wes Lewis. Ray Construction 8. Welton Heating 6. Thomapple Skating 5. Andrus Ellis, Steve Goodson. David Ar­ and Consumers 4 and Maker's 1. mour. Martin Haywood. Jeff Hoke. Bob Hubbard. Brown*—Louie Sherman. Steve Brownell. Steve Mix. Bill Burghdoff. Randy Selleck, Doug Keast. High school students and re­ Tom Rowland. ' cent grads are invited to dance Colt*—Bill Goggins, Barry Ha­ to recorded music In the East gym following the Alma game vens, Mark Chase. Tom FleckenFriday. More than 400 are ex­ steln. Tom Lyons. Mike Brad­ pected to enjoy this Community ley, Raymond Bolton. Fund-financed affair. Packers — Spencer Goodyear, Newell Heath. Colin Cruttenden, Bob Jerow, Charles Blair, Jerry Greenfield, Mike Hubbell. Persona desiring puppies’will Seventh Grade find them nt the Dog Pound by Wolverines — Ed McKeough, contacting Dodg Warden Dean Teddy Fllxgerald. Bob Terry. Tom Steward, Leo Reardon. Mike 511. Alma Orville 201-510. Wilma Daniela 198-504. Bertha Thayler The Nashville Lions entertaln175-492 and Judy Heath 178­ 480. Standings: Big D 10, Haan's tho home of Mr and Mrs. Al Smith on Sept. 12. . This Monday they started loveliest paint colors for the house you love/ Margaret James Outstanding n j KlVCr DCJUl -ho ran their win streak to 24 tonsecutive games with t...... he1 r| . 8ten Kemp, Kemp. 20. Greenville, ' ° titan ju, xX of oreenvme, romp over the Invading Delton 41 yar£ for his five ?anthen Friday night, will host 9 Z’ f**014 Saturday as Michigan Caledonia thl* week to inaugu- H OIHVII S l^rOWH romped over Oregon State. 41-0 -ate defense uf their Expressway Mrs. Margaret James won the 3*° ■ iii* _ _ .. . _ । kicked nigh ana short. -,uc । River Bend Women's Open golf) _ ____ _____ w.,l.nd .Meh . In 8undl> f>wln| lor. —------- •--------31-10 decl»lon u> Plainwell In * m total District aCOllt the opener. Invade* Maple ”----- 1------- •----------- —‘ and springer spaniel puppies and MONDAY MIXERS Bcmadlne Eckert rolled 248- five part ooUle and cocker spaniel puppies, all nine weeks old. there I Louise Baha chalked 221-580. this week, the Humane Society Gladys Edwards 197-530. June reported. | Benner 179-520. Shirley VanDenburg 192-520. Boonie Hatha- 123 W. State St. THE IMST^fGS BANNIBe-l Thursday, September 21. IBM Intaroepced �DR/VC A GOOD USED CAR SAFE BUY USED CARS RED TA6 SPECIALS! AH Can Reconditioned 1966 Bukk Spacial 4 Dr. Sdn.; V8 automatic. Like new! Radio. One lo­ cal owner. Whitewalls. FORD COUNTRY SEDAN nunn run T BARRY'S SERVICE 201 N. Broodway Phone 945-3400 IMS CHKV. IMPALA 2 Dr. Hard Top, Power steering and brakes. Radio, white walls. Beautiful black finish. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Classified Paragraphs] HASTINGS BANNER Wl 53481 MINIMUM RATt—50c for Twrnfy Words. ~--------------------------------- Good working conditions and benefits. 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Jrffarwn COUGAR MERCURY • I.H. TRUCKS Rebuilt Engine ... Like new tires. . 1320 N. Michigan Phone 945-2479 LARKE BUICK ITS CLEARANCE TIME IN CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 RenneR FORD COUNTRY' ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Wl 5-2426 USED CAR CLOSE-OUTS' 1965 TEMPEST SPORT CPE. . . . Blue inlet, radio, w/walls. Auto. 6 cyl. New car condition! Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 CORVAIR . . . Monza coupe, 4 speed transmission, w/walls, radio, white with blue vinyl interior. 1964 Ford Golaxie 500 1944 THUNDERBIRD . . . Landeau Coupe with air conditioning, power steering and windows. Beautiful blue finish wllh black cordova top. Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 3 Dr. Standard 6­ Wl 5-5052 1963 Rombler American 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. Stand. 8 CyL 1963 Feirkno WHILE LEARNING 2 Dr. Hardtop Sport Cpe. V8 I960 Feed Feirhne IMS FORD GALAXIE 540 ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, heat­ er, automatic, power steering 1959 Feed Si-Toss Pickup 1M1 CADILLAC . . . Sedan Deville, fuU power. 1959 Ford Galaxio SOO 3r. 8 Cyl. Automatic. 1959 Plymouth Fury Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl. 1964 Fori F250 % Tost 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup. 1963 GMC Fickup 1964 Chovrolot RenneR Fort! Inc. 12$ N. Midi. Ml 945.2421 ART MEADE. Baleamsn LANNES KENFIELD IBM your old one. Fertilise now with one of these lawn foods:— • Heritage House • Wonder Gro • Green Field Wl 5-2223 MALE HELP WANTED UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Large United Slates and Canadian Company in agricul­ tural Held urgently require* IBM NEEDS YOU To fill these challenging technical positions IN FIELD ENGINEERING cash Investment of 8560 to 82,790, Age or sex not Import­ ant. Several hours per week can net excellent return. Full time possible. FOr private In­ terview. contact American Dis­ tributing Co, Center Bldg., Coraopolis, Pittsburgh, Pa., 16108 * 9/22 • Milorganite * Kentucky Blue Oraaa per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. * Merlon Blue Graae * Creeping Red Fe»cue A Perennial Rye Graaa A White Dutch Clover BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN Wl s-san 8/23 GOOD AS NEW STORE Wallpaper Store It pays to specialize. 'And IBM will pay you while you OPEN FRIDAYS train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It's your Let Smiley Buildings help you chance to get started in with your new building for Reduced Prices on Rack one of today's fastest-grow­ your farm or business. No ob­ LADIES' DRESSES—25c ligation. CaU your Smiley man. ing areas of electronics.! SWEATERS for . . As a Customer Engineer, SMILEY POST BUILDINGS Mother, Father, Sist you'll install and maintain the latest IBM data Hailing*. Michigan processing equipment. It's (618) 945-8101 CaU collect. Several Pair of u a demanding job. one re­ MEN’S GOOD SHOES quiring intelligence and WALK UP AND SAVE! skill. You'll receive corn tinuous training to update FARMERS...your knowledge. We ere now booking If you hove what it takes, LEGALS Branded Feed Concen­ you can be promoted to a trates for thc winter of position of even greater re­ OBDEg^- PU11UCATI0M1966 ond 1967. sponsibility in this chal­ SUIr < lenging field of information Courl Eilal (Bookings until Oct. 30th) handling ond control. Take advantage of our What do you need to get seasonal low price and started? Mechanical apti­ tude. Knowledge of elec­ save! We’ll be glad to tronics. And two years of help you figure your needs technical school or equiva­ for the season. lent experience. FARM BUREAU SERVICES No experience necessary. No selling. Collect money and re­ fill new type ethical vending dispensers here. Must have We have Lown Seed in bulk: 1947 CALENDARS — Wide varl- ——,Qvcr Hastings Paint Ac FBI! DISIGNING FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING 1M2 MERCURY engine, automatic transmis­ sion. power steering, radio, new w/walls tires. One local oa~ner. FREE TIME INCOME SEPTEMBER The ideal time for start- EARN FULL PAY FARM Slhilti 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 door hardtop, spotless inside and out. Full power and many extras. 12 months war­ ranty on this fine one owner M-37 South a rubber sump with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line stamp with your name, ad- ★ Buiiness Opportunities NOTICES ui w. suu A SPECIALTY IN LINCOLN WANTED: CLEANING WOMAN —2 or j days a week. Prefer Monday* and Fridays. Refer­ ences required. Call Richland MA 8-9337 or write Box 1020 Hastings Banner. tf O8ITUARHS—first 180 wards free 0/23 1961 Buick LcSabrc 2 Dr. Hardtop Pwr, steer­ —1949 John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. ing and brakes. CHEAPIES . . . 1959 Chav. Station Wgn. 1960 Rambler Station Wgn. 6 stick. Woodland, Phone 347-3513. 9/22 CARDS OF THANKS 8- IN MIMORIAMS—U per word. HELP WANTED ALUS CHALMERS CORN HEAD Chevrolet Belair 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 stick. One local lady owner. 82.25. This inchidea, postage and sale* tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich, 49044. tf COOK WANTED at Ha* Ungs Heights Restaurant. Apply in CARl ’ET CLEANING IS EASY person. 9/22 with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ GIRL WANTED: TELEPHONE work. Glean 180 square feet WORK FROM HOME—To exfor only 8696. Hastings Floor hearlng. Very Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ >o an hour plus tings. Phone Wl 6-5118. tf Hastings Banner. 10/13 ITS JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for over­ * Household Goods size prints. tf FOR SALE — Electric wringer CHE6TER B. STEM INC. would washer. In good condition. Rose like to buy your land If It has Engle. 234 E. Colfax. Phone a good stand of Hord Maple or Wl 5-6017. 9/22 your wood-lot and save It for MT KENMORE OA8 STOVE. future generations. Homer — Very good condition. Call Becker, Rl, Hastings. Ph. 945­ 7W-6855. 9/22 6746. 10/20 BLOND, mahogany, book - case headboard for twin beds. 80“ Delton since being modernized wide—like new. Call 795-3632. Is the greatest! Please call us for Instant prescription serv­ ice. MA 3-5631. Hooray »for SPINET PIANO service I 9/31 May be had by assuming small monthly payments. BeauUful finish. See it locally, w.^lte Credit Dept. Box 57, Niles, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PO. 171. Hastings Telephone Mich. 9/29 Wl 5-4954. Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. if ELECTRIC Razors repaired— WHEELER MARINE SALES & Special—Your razor cleaned, SERVICE — Mercury outboard FOR RENT-Downstairs of du­ lubricated and sharpened, only motors. New and used boats. plex. Inquire at 115 W. Center. 81.35. Service and satisfaction Plote Boats. Trailers nnd ac­ Fred Smith, phone Wl 5-2282. guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 8. cessories. M-66 In Nashville. 9m Jefferson, Hastings. tf OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. if WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I See Carl & Betty'r Appliances before you buy! aaah. Burkey Auto Glaaa * Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ Uiey Sell—They Install—They BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ Service ’• ” son, Hasting*.______________ tf ly new tri-level lake front year South. u around home on north side of EXPERT TAILORINO on ladloa' Wall Lake with buUt-ins. Con­ and men's finthIng Phone Wl TABLE PAPER — For picnics, sider renting. CaU: Grand family reunions, lots of uses. 1-6714, 6504 Oun Lake Rd. Rapids 638-5611 or CH 32183. Tailor Shop. tf ________________ 10/28 her ofllce. FOR SALE — 3-bedroom home REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast * Help Wanted wllh fireplace and large ga­ with OoBese tablets. Only 98c. rage. good location in 4th ward. Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/24 By owner. Phone 945-9436. 9 '22 RELIABLE PARTY to drive a FOR SALE: FRESH WISCON2h ACRES —Close to town. A 1966 Olds Toronado to Los beautiful site for a home. Will Angeles. 945-6823. tf HEIFERS. Wanted to trade or sell on terms. Ph. 945-3896. 9/29 buy 25 open Holstein Helfers 700 to 800 lbs. Tel. MO-99226 Ed Tank, Jenison. Mich. 9/22 ir Wanted to Buy non OX: Msar Uttlagi la tko n*l»" or «oi»u oro INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ oi 1bIm4o<1 U oxeloda or <«• TLED GAS I See Carl Ac Betty 's 3-BEDROOM HOME wllh ga­ •ur&zo •ppllealloa* from p«n«»« Appliances before you buy I rage In or near Hasting*. Call f lb* olkor 1*1- Baek llillac* or Iho coeTOaloaM of rooSar* boThey Bell—They Install—They 623-2719 Delton. tf •010 uni 0«<apsU0M oro *oaService. Ph. Wl 6-2833. M-37 darad mart *llr*ctivo Io parioal WANTED TO BUY—Violin of South. tf t oao Ibaa lb* other. Diogood quality. Write full de­ tails to Emory Bowen, Sara­ STALK SHREDDERS FOR •az la prohibited br tbo 1S4S adoral civil rl<hta aei wllh earnac. Michigan. 10/6 RENT — Francisco Fann Sup­ •la aieapllos*. Xmplaymaal •<«■ply, M37 So. 945-3160. tf • a aad awpio/an eovarod br the WANTED TO BUY — Pint or cl laual ladlcaU ia th air advarFOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR quart Jara for canning. Call: —Use Rexall's fast permanent. 945-9263. 9/22 Regular 82.00- Now 81.00. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. Ar Work Wanted Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. WANTED — Shopper Shows Inc. HANDY - MAN would like odd need toy demonstrators in tills 12-GAUGE SAVAGE automatic Jobs of any kind. Call RO 6­ area Immediately. Write Orpha shotgun, tpodlfled choke, $50. 8831. U Stiffler, Mulliken. Michigan. Also 8-In. tilt-top table sow. I good shape. 830. 348 Wlnches- WANTED — Baby sitting, in my home, day'or night. W. state ’ ter deer rifle like new. 885. Call ANTED: HOUSEKEEPER — Road and Algonquin Lake area. Wl 5-3441 after 6 p.m. 9 '22 Desire responsible woman of Phone Wl 5-2304. 9/22 high character to do light DURO DEEP WELL JET PUMP housecleaning, cooking, e I c, and new *s hp. motor and 30 live in at Gull Lake. 2 school gal. supply tank and works. OiFtt* ItSl 'IGIHIN age children. Private room with Cail 367-3513. 9 22 bath and TV. References re­ AMI Hl A S PI AI I POWIS quired. Call Richland MA 9­ MAMMOTH CLOVER SEED BUY US SAVINGS BONtlS Call Wl 5-2254 after 8 pm. 9337 or write Box 1020. Has­ tings Banner. It. Milcbell. I'robai Hl. yUBUCATIOU OBDEB. Call or write for on inter­ view stating your qualifica­ tions to: le-l: H»hl. 13th. litas Philip II. Uiirhrll. I'roboir Judfc Jlkblgan. Meh all- ci llxllnit. Mkhizaa •W. J. Hamman. IBM Corp. 643 W. Crosstown Parkway Kalamazoo. Michigan Kalamazoo 345-6173 Battle Creek 965-3257 Plat Numbar 4. accordinc recorded plat thereof. aa An Equal Opportunity Employer to. ivar. ai cultural background and be well 1944 CADILLAC NOTICES ed with extras including air conditioning, original factory finish and has new w/wall tires. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ava Mattings. Michigan . farmlag operation. Successful excellent opportunity for early WANTED AT ONCE Our Economy County or Hastings. Write RAWLEIGH Dept MCI-65I-3 Freeport. III. IOHC1 or MOBTOAOB rOBBCLOSUXB SALB 5x7 to 16x20 eaadlllM ot • ctrUla MAUOllu WINICK'S 3M H. MkWp. Wl J-HH •a a*l«. bMUas »•*>• U—I oorpovodoo. Ctaaatr. Ui<hl*«o. on HELP WANTED Rawleigh dealer in N. Barry H.lpK«p CANVAS TARPS $3.47 up •elf. Reply at once Io Allan maternity craft. Lots available. Terms. Also 2 bedroom house avail­ able. On private drive, near WANTED—A cook from 7 am. Robert Balmer. Call Wl 5-5944 to 3 pm. Apply In person. Bunor Wl 5-9185. 9/22 6662. DI5FLAY CLASSIFIED 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Muitang 2 Dr. Hardtop. 289 V8 1963 MERCURY eng., 3-speed. Still under 4 Dr. Standard. MM FORD FAIRLANE 840 factory warranty, like new 1943 FORD Radio, heater, white sidewalls. condition. EXPERIENCED MECHANIC LADIES' DRESSES, # Automotfvo Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel • Repair WILTON'S 305 S. Church Wl $-5352 Detroit Michigan 4S3ZS .U - FUBUOATIOM OBDEB. Bld.ard J. Hudaoh. of Blarel A Hudioa OBDEB PUBLICATIOB-H(aia nf MLahlraa. Tba Prvbot roBacLoauu xoncx H-Tiios Fiu rtsoiisobaat UQRTGAOK SALB — Dofaull hai �Card of Thank* and In Momoriam Calendar of Spacial grants CABO orflumu Win bold a Family Night potluck HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 23 appreciation to our relative*, friends and neighbors fa klndmaa to oar Mother Members of Hospital Guild No McCallum and family CABD OP THANKS Holmes relatives and neighbors for their Delton High News Tuesday. Sept. 13 during *econd hour the student body met in the gym for an assembly. Del­ ton'* Principal Baker assigned the frmhman. sophomore*. juni­ ors and seniors to different CARD OF TJIANK8 In behalf ot our dearly beloved wife and mother. Marjorie X. Browne, we wish to express our deepest gratitude to Pennock IN MEMOBIAM Hospital, nurses and nurses sides. A special thanks to Dr. Castle- Jo Ann K, Warner Michael Browne IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our hluband and father. Wm. P. Corson, Mr. and Mrs William Hess Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spillane B*pt. 24. 1867. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson puiuoaciox obdeb. LEGALS PUBLICATION OBDEB. elected Judy Dewey and Dennis Hermenltt, Juniors picked Sue Hiles and Rick Scatterday as their king and queen. The seniors nominated Connie, Linda Dewey and Sharon Jacobs for queen and Jamie Poyer. Ike Mercer and Butch Thorn for king. Delton Kelogg has added a few new teachers to Its faculty this year. Mrs. Baker teaches eighth grade American History, seventh grade social studies and Ameri­ can History tb 1880. Mrs. Brum­ baugh teaches English 9 and English 10. Miss Baxter, Typing LEADING THE DODGE LINE for 1967 are the distinguished Monaco, above, avail­ I, chorus, and eighth grade chor­ able in six separate models, and the popular Polara, largest in its price class. Polara is us; Mrs. Guthrie, English 10. eighth grade English, and Ameri­ offered in nine models, including the Polara 500 2-door hardtop, below. can Literature; Mr. McWilliams, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh grade physical educa­ tion; Mr. Btolt, biology and ad­ Bibblns of Clark Memorial Homs vanced biology; Mr. White, gen­ In Grand Rapids, Friday. A T-K By Mrs. Mary Jackton eral mathematics, and Mr. Kool, By Mn. Mary Jackton Scliool opened Tuesday morning. who taught at Delton a few years II* ArooM I95-1MI ago, is back to teach elementary, 1,641 students. This u the largMra. Don Stauffer cut her junior and senior band. He Is bonks attended Ills high school right hand, requiring four also the guidance counselor. alumni banquet at Alba. He was A Mother's Club meeting was stitches. Mrs. Glen Milter will held on Monday. Sept. 12, at 1:30 a graduate of 1021. A Mr. and p.m. In the elementary library. Mrs. Jack VanArtaon and son of Plans for the teachers' reception Grand Rapids were recent vlsl- in Blodgvt Hospital for observa­ tion. a We are glad to hear William Campbell is Uuchlng at and tlie October evening pro­ gram were mode. Delton's friends ws.v Williams attended her Sun­ cu perilling from an appendecto- can commute to school. Their. son, John, Is teaching in Ver- i this meeting. shine Club held at the home of women ludy bus drivers tills year. n 14 at 7:30 in thc high school 11Thc othrts are Mrs. Harold Mun- S Mra Robert Kreivm and tier >____ Gerling and two-year-old twin Middleville OBDEB rOB PUBL10AT10W PUBLICATION OBDEB. at Lake Michigan College at Benton Harbor. Bill Sullivan al Dewey, captain; Connie BridenGrand Rapids Junior College, Havins wedding at tho Catliollc stine. co-captaln, and Nancy Wertman, Cindy High, Cindy al Grand Valley, Tom Sharp, Hayward and Sharon Jacobs. Ken Secord at Houghton Tech., bride./ Mary Embody, la, Mrs. Varsity, and Debbie Smith, caplain; Bev Foote, co-captain, PegViuiOort's nlcoo. A Ralph Smith ChUegv in Grand Rapids. of White Cloud was a Sunday, The Albert Mulfards hair from Mary Jane Tatro. Junior Vanity. their uxchange student, MargjiThe band played Mr. Touchdown retlic Andrean. of Sweden, ofand Principal Baker gave a pep teh and she is enjoying driving speech. Coach Gordon Christen- PUBLICATION OBDBB. rUBLfOATION OBDEk. HUM of Mlcklnn, tor Ut Coonir of Bi Middleville Due to the shortage In parking tendlng univend Um or colleges recently from a trip ad 17 days developed regarding students this Fall are Andrea Mulford to vlrtUtig in five of our original driving to and from school. Studette Clino celebrated their 25th WMU. Sandru Solomon. her uccSL WM * nloot 1 denta must have tlieir parents anniversary Sunday. Sept, 18. * enjoyable trip. _ Two years ago school's permission to bos at Ferris. ShlelB Mulford these two_couples made a trip to drive their cars. Permission slips panJed Mrs. O. Huber of Climax to Davenport, Beverly Bender. are available in the high school tn call on mutual friends, Miss veraity, Sharon Beeler, her 3rd Roy Merton at Houghton Lake. office. Delton liad IL* first pep ewemyear al U. of M., David Buller, publlihod »e ’ lb* C«uul> of Dorry. of Cora.Ilk. II ■wsta introduced his new assistant coach. Mr. McWilliams. He In­ troduced tlie team. The captains are Jamie Poyer. Ike Merser and Butch Thorn. The manager Li Pete McCarty. The cheerleaders gave a skit entitled "1 2 3" nnd the assembly ended with the Ninety-five fight song. and Mra. Martin Fox of East Road. A Mrs. William Swoct re- I Virginia Route. * turns Friday, Sept. 10, from an SrSd OE3 ^"-n <>' Courtship customs are reversed Mr rnd \?r ?%*?»£* of °0UlUy tau“lllot hcld 111 among Antarctica's Emperor pen­ CtartoHte 1 thc Meu“*u-U Church. Thursday, gains, thc National GesxroiplUc at t SC|’U 8 W“JtCr BCIldCr aIld , Nlrs- Eu«ono Brady, of Whitney- in courting. The males. Incubate PUBLICATION OBDEB the eggs. * "mu/iii n.-110/1 friday. I™- Houghton Tech. T ' i Mrs. George Karciicr and Mra. n (im.iicr ii. | Arthur Sullivan enjoyed an out­ ing at a trailer camp near BaldMiim oi!Win over the Sept. 10th weekend.' diaries McDonald, who had PUBLICATION OBDEB. Cortrigbi ■rod llodd>: llendrnliot "HuU.'l'lng"' llMtlnra. ;Ukhlr.n ago. Is convalescing for a few ald CLvler and children, Kimber - OBDEB OT rUBLICATIOK— rUBLIOATION OBDEB Ort, II. >. Mkbio.n, o'1 lhe »tlll<>u of Adn-.lnitlrallun < 1 Xo.. <1. I hl. Seal Deled: Hrp Philip iY (Al Filo 11. PUBLICATION OBDBR 1 i,e\‘ Business Directory II lr ha rd M. Hauer MIMORIAL MONUMiNTS OF DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK PUBLICATION OBDEB 0 L. State Farm Inturanca AUTO — Fill BONDS Swanton Inturanca tenbsger will show pictures to Illustrate his talk. Lake Odessa health for By Ruth Peterman Ail Forms of hospital to see Shari Peacock, there with pneumonia. A Mr. and M^*. Kenneth Rush of Pontiac < Madeline* Hoffman, and Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Baxter Lansing; four nona, returned Friday from a week's Hubbard Hills Lakeside Barracks and Auxiliary By Mn. Albert Green at the Community Center with * MJddUvUl. 7SJ-1VM potluck at 7 pm. a The Refuge Albert Green is gaining slowRebekah Lodge will meet for a potluck at 6:30 at the IOOF Hall Osteopathic Hospital in honoring the birthdays of members for July. August and September. Francis Btorkan Is gaining nlce- the Lansing airport to report to training. A Larry Smith graduated meen family In Middleville In Station Sept. 9. He came home Salurday night. She will bo mlsMonday by plane and will report alao extend our sympathy to Kenneth Smith and sisters, Mrs. Robert Hershberger and Sherry, attended the graduation. Sunday afternoon. NOTICE RUTLAND TOWNSHIP The following proposal to be voted on, by the qualified electors, of Rutland Township, will appear on the Ballot at the November 8, 1966 General Election. "Shall the sale' of spirits in addition to beer and wine be permit­ ted for consumption on the premises within the Township of Rutland under the provision of the law governing some? MARY LINDERMAN Clerk "We're A> Near As Your Telephone" 'W SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sweel in Flint over the Sept. 10th week­ end. A T-K Principal Marston Is staying with Mr. and Mrs Anion Palmer of Barlow I-uke , ~ . Automobile & Machinery He and his wife expect to move Appliance & General Repair Repair In their newly purclutscd home ————— KEYS DUPLICATED -Wl. you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Product! and Mrs. Carl Newman and W'ATCH AND DIAMOND RING daughters and Mra. Daily PenREPAIR—Expert workmsnihip. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERVCUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State Mr. and Mra. Pal Findly of BenING don. at the farm according 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ roma. A Mr. and Mra. J. C. St. Phone Wl 5-5316. fo your specifications. Farm Bu­ Schad called on Florida trailer ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Servkm, M37 So., Wl 5­ neighbors, Mr. and Mra T. Turner of Allegan, Saturday. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM 2223. AND CARPET REPAIR —Wai­ CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— tings Floor Covering, 123 W. State. Wl 5-5118. part* and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ daughters had a picnic Sunday, ICE— 24 hour Service (black ui WATCH & CL0CK IWAIWNCSupply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. and white!. Jacob* Prescription Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phono Wl 5-2466. Hartings.** Mrs. Blanche Segerall kind* of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Engraving. Milter Jeweler*, 118 day Saturday. Sept. 9. A A bridal W. Stat. St. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Wl 5-5176. Fabric* In Barry County. Kirsch GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tr«Crods, installation and Hanging. Mr. and Mrs. John Jourtra torit -Wischincry and chain saws Bcvcrwyk'* Color Center, 221 returned from “ ' ’ appliances. Call 945-2317. called on their grandson. Stmen Waldron, son of Mr. and Mn. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARDlck Waldron' at Alaska. Steven. TERS—Service, part*, hoses and 5-5052. Buiinets Service* Offered TROPHY CENTER—Plus special- GET YOUR READY-MIX from th. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phon. Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gra^t Co. Home office 822 S. Benton, State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Mbcellanooua HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN- Radio, Tstoviaiea Roprtiriap moro Jeweler. 102 L State St.. Phone 945-5316. the homo of Mr. ind Mra. Bob lAVVN MOWER REPAIR — AuSENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Kingsley on E. Main street Sunthorited Dealer for Wheel Horvt prlw baby shower aa well. The I PUMP SERVICE—Sea-Rite Watei ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — honored gunte were Mr. and System*. Sold. tootalted. serviced. and supplies. Krttey Electric Lew.* Electric. Cloverdate 623­ Service. 524 Middleville Rd., TVS. RADIOS & 5381. ERS REPAI“r Phono Wl 512700 after 5 pjaESjroSS'sa । w' Kutings. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV­ ICE. For defalk call 945-3187. Hutclxlnson and daughter, Jill. Beldo Uwk,- Michi PJ Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Perch and two children, Savin Insurance and Bondi JERRY ANDRUS both of Howard, brothers. Charles of Lansing and milted Friday to Butterworth Hos­ Floyd of Hastings. pital, Grand Rapids, for observa­ tion. A Glen Morris is home from the Ionia Hospital, after observa­ tion and X-rays. A Monday. Sept. ||ft| nvuver oaies ana joivkc . Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Agency for INSURANCE Rites Thursday At Lake Odessa For Mr. Brock treahmen. sophomores and juni­ ors picked kings and queens and were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hlar of Middle­ glris for queen. The football ville. Mr. and Mrs. Richard । team nominated three seniors ago Sept. 23. 1983. Sadly missed by wife and family. Doris Warner, Jim Dickinson, Robert E. Browne Nashvilla Mathodirt Dinner Thursday son ana aaugntcr. Lan and Mrs LUllan-Vos,.all,oI’Grand-'Rapida.1 Call 945-3481 If You Would Uko to bo Lilted io This WaakhrSarvica-ancL.ftapair Guida �BUICK ELECTRA 225 TWO-DOOR HARDTOP Rev. Larry Jone» At Freeport Baptut Church Pine Lake Institute Adds Staff Instructors Lloyd Chapman, director of, the Michigan Rehabilitation In- j.vocational rehabtUtallon pro- She replaces Mra. Orpha John cram for lhe citisens of Mich- wh,> reMgned earlier in the sum। . mer to relocate in Florida. r-------- — n—.----------- ----------- . , Mra. O'Brien Is a graduate of ben to hl* staff, who represent Mra. ,R*va O’Brien. recrUtercd H.-n.r-i Service* include ftrnday school Young Peoples meeting at 6:M pm and evening cvangeltetlo service at 7:M. Mr Jones will be speaking at ,8h a l certificate from WUHam and Mary College, and • M K degree from the University ot Va. As nssistenl director, hr or u» oo-nuw rfton u> uoir „ "“'L' ~ ww.l-.om u>, ^l-buiuuoo hn>u> nur- Xftte o"a£o to hSTS’- cd in 1965. urged by Rev. Walter Wlnebren- otto . omhrr ' from May ba the Antwar to Your monay Problems. Always in Stock WINDOW SHADES STOF IN OR CALL Prompt, Friendly SERVICE worthwhile •25 to ’1,000 at Local Finance 112 S. Jefferson, HastingsPhone^WI^^^^ % tensive nursing experience in both general and psychiatric Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation The Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Buick's Electra 325 aeries tor 1MT Inturea a Iona, low aid? profile. Its classic Unas an t mining fields. Much at her ex- Center in Virginia in several capacities over a period of seven emphasUed by a sweeping contoured line running the full length ot the all new body. A WcBtrm Stales of Utah. Colorado years: Staff tlierapUt. medical newly designed root line adds to tba car's smartness. Buick's new 430 cubic Inch V-B en­ tlon ot the United State* Navy and Idaho. gine with four-barrel quadrajat carburetor powers the Electra XU. ! Prior to Joining the RehabUi- ;----- —-—-—■ — graphic aay*. alloc Iruttlute she was employed ‘7° “ ,dl^r at Bronson Hospital In Kalama- of rehabilitation for the Good­ at Western Michigan University । Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thoma* the American Hospital Associa­ zoo.’ She and her son. Jeffrey, **'*.lndUaXfleJ,, Of, >n umui caucauon. n&iraion nas ot ,raw raw spent me weexena tion meeting at Chicago. Hl. make their home Jn Plainwell. taught In the North Carolina of Sept. 10 with Mra. Edna Lydy The annual dinner of thc old Waihobla Vinyl Hntlc Robert Rw Joins the staff as ” Plainwell. state School for the Deaf and of Hastings and Mr. and Mra.' neighbors and friends of the E. on Instructor In the electronics Other persons whohave Join- for the Michigan Association Bernard Thomas. * Joe "Diomas O. Qarllnger family was held department. He is replacing K«lJ?,e, M151hl’*n ' ~ “ .................................. iteth Reetnisen who retired last Rehabilitation institute during family reside in Lansing. the RafHer home at Tupper. July. Cut to Eugene Krohn, machine shop Rose actually is returning to Uie staff of MRI as he did his instructor, who holds s BB de­ Rm'X I "Pent from Tuenday UU Thura- mel visited his brother. Harold,. student - teaching experience at tree from Western Michigan College. Ronaid VerMealen, rehablll- 1 X* al the Belding Osteopathic Hoa> tho scliool. completing the re- University. His post experience At No pital, Saturday. Sept. 10. * Mrs. qulrcmenta for a bachelor of scl-, Uttton counselor, holds a BS In t Extra cnce degree In vucaUumd educu-1i Ferndale school system. He and his family make their home In Rodrigue* visited their sister, Cion from Western Michigan ante and counseling from Mich­ Cod Mra. Paul Luna ot Charlotte. * Unlveralty. For the past two:, Kalamazoo. \ igan state UnlveraUy. Ha has year* Itoae has been employed ' RudcII Hover.’ printing Instru- hud experience as a disability ritt Pike ot Plainwell a Sunday returned to their home in Chias a teacher in the community ondaxy Industrial education from school at Munite, Ind. He has ddne post-graduate work । We'tem Michigan Unlveralty. Hr Chur Dodge. towards a graduate degree at and his family iveide In Kalama­ live in Plainwell. i Bail State CoUege in Industrial zoo I education. He and hl* wife make i The Michigan Library for lhe ton has joined the staff as sec- I I their home in Portage. w*tarv Io #Che k* »Im, . nt —dren andKmU> MIm Sara NewmanBof | Jaznes Shearin Joined the staff education' from Oallnudet Col­ rtury ~pert«>r ot —Mu,„ in August as assistant director. lege. and is doing graduate work „ . „ . Mn Anna Rnwlm, h ■ - • 'Sutton and daughters were vlal- HASTINGS PAINT □nd Wallpaper 107 E. State St. AS ADVERTISED i: LIFE IN SS THIS IS THE FAMOUS RED LINE" INSULATING DOOR The concealed hinge is GUARANTEED for TEN YEARS. Even at the advertised price it’s a bargain—-but you can huy this magnificent During Our SPECIAL ployed In thc food service Uoyd Nottingham lias been em­ ployed on tho maintenance staff. | Lake Odessa Sunday ago. of Mra. John Caylor. The cake By France* Johruton rural Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. Joel Palmer and Mr. and Mra. John Caylor a * Richard Wolfe of Muskegon Paul Luna and family of Char­ Heights visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo lotte were Saturday, Sept. 10. Carr and Diane Bunday, Sept. 11. Rodriquez. * Visitors of Mk. and Mra. Donald Hummed and fam­ ily were Mr. and Mra. Nell Hum- Lucille Walter. Johns a Bunday ago. The Lakeside Grange enter­ tained the Ionia County Orange convention Thursday. Repreoenr tattvea were from Darby. South Boston. Portland. Berlin Center and Orleans. ★ Mr. and Mra. Vernloe Raffkr. daughter. Mar­ sing and Mra. Ruth Tasker were visitor* of Mr. and Mrs Harley Stade) on Saturday, Sept. 10. * Tho Richard Allen family en- Ionia Saturday, , Jdr, and Mra. Mra Florence Mike visited Mr. Symons al Fife Aug. 27. Edmond Eiaenhar. and Mra. James Lafe a Sunday to Jacksonville. Di. and then over to Fort RUey. Kan. to see Clarksville has been spending Marvin Raffler. Mrs. Ted Euper nmotnpnnled them all as far as Juksonvllle. Here are new addresses: and Paul of Grand Junction, ALUMINUM DOOR to counseling department. N. O. 27109283 FOR REDUCED SALE ONLY^fr DOLLARS 5k 65473 MyrUe Collier apd other rela­ tives. Bunday they had a carryAll?. William E. Chapman AF 16307245 APO. San 'Calif. , W326 Recent vtsltom of Mr. and Mr*. Rev. and Mra. Harold Blakley mother. Mr. end Mrs Myrvell Ron Davis and children of Flori­ Btephene. Sunday a family picnic da. Mr. Davis is planning to John Cad. completed basic at work on his master’s at MSU this Pall. and, with his wife. is visiting Seattle for hi* assignment. PENNOCK AND OUR WINDOW SHOPPERS BARGAIN I THIS ALL ALUMINUM Mr. and Mra. Royal Haller. *; Mr. and Mra. Clyde Shoemaker Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Nashville, Mich. lhe Paul Schleicher cottage on the Little Muskegon. * Nell: WorUey of Springfield. Mo. has Leonardwood, Mo., Lori and Todd mothcr. Mra. Alma Wortley and brpthcr, Wayne and family at Big Rapids. Ho alio attended TRIPLE TILT STORM WIN*4 DOW. 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Ill * CONCRETE PRODUCTS Rhone 653-2791 VC\X* Does the last one in SERVICE SEE YOUR ELECTRIC ■ tawyar In your Ilfa-DependInajon tha nature of your problem you Corault Yjwr clergyman, your lawygr or Wf.jU you don't have a lawyer, call •tby association or contact theGnW Michigan, Lensinfl 48914. WATER HEATER DEALER 0 �Delton Seniors Study Problems Of 20th Century Mrs. Kelsey of Coats Grove Dies Saturday Funeral service* for Mrs. Mary Estella Kelsey, B7, R3 Hasting, who died at 5:30 pm Saturday. Sept. H. at Pennock Hospital, were held at 1:30 pm Tuesday al the Leonard - Oagood Funeral Home. The Rev. Rusell Houseman of­ ficiated and burial wa* in the Fuller Cemetery. Delton Kellogg High School has an innovation within its cur­ riculum this year in the form of a class called "twentieth century I problems.” __ ‘1 It Is a semi - team teaching 5^ou«^lnTc&.Tn____________ rr‘chln* 50 sralor «“• East Central Region. ' nen“ Mrs. Richards Receives Honor and Hutchinson CamDuring each class the other teacher aids in the Instruction. The class Is primarily an open from among 43 entrants In lhe discussion period. The teachers stamp firm's fourth annual Cltlhold planned arguments on vari­ zenshlp Awards Program. ous topics of world, nstlonal and state importance, presenting ex­ HAH Green Stamp Redemption aggerated and hyperbolical views Woodland Township on Aug. and inviting lhe students to join She la a long-time member of in. Problem solving la another im­ the Garden Club and currently attended the Coats Grove portant phase of the Instruction. School and married Wamic She tuts held office;; In the Students are taught how to han­ Fanners Union, Farm Burtau, dle problems within a group and School uoaru Board ana and vo-uperauve Co-Operative how to spot various methods of -i-k.— ... ■ . . acnooi thTExtenrton Service of USDA. Mrs propaganda and techniques of rtiLtC^Ut2r^ Mr Ktlsey ; Richard* Is active in 4H wivene argument that block clear think­ d,£te°nwJM a2' Xber of the ^J^ ing. Womens Christian Temperance Union and the Ladles Aid Soclety of the Coate Grove Church. Mrs. Kelsey Is survived by a son. Kenneth of Hasungs; Sperry COUGH due to a cold with Cheracol D solve concetboc Tkuraday, September 22, 1966 Mias Cheryl Benedict, a egg*, even though they coat 7 --------- — a, । cent* aptecs. and * number of turned from Germany wham <ie I children were invited to the farm spent a.year a* an exchaaga sui-. Jor an egg hunt. dent Under the BateraMtoVd German families often go vlsiClirlstlan Youth Exchangeting on Sundays, and much travThe daughter of Mr. and Mn- i el is done with a horse and waHarold Benedict, 9496 JBoqpd . gon or on a tractor. The tractors Lake Road. VermonlvUlS, ‘XJb*- , are often provided with two to ry” shared her expertences W»h *ix seats to carry the family, her home town people fottovwt I never with just one. Traffic safety activities carried a. .family . night dinner .. held Wed­ it j, < iaw m Germany that nesday al the Vermontville one must have his chimney on during the 19«5-6<3 sciiool Methodist Church. neT^^r^^Tnt Vtani “cen'trad ‘Sctesoi from the She also allowed slid** sb* had btack nJir National Commission on Safety 'EducaUon National Edu- Central School Earns Award For Safety w«i7 Early to Frances Messina Get Gifts to Succumbs Here Vietnam Soldiers Friday Night Christmas seems a long way off. but not tor the Red Cross It ha* already launched Opera­ Funeral services for Ml** tion Shop Early to see that serv­ icemen in the Republic of Viet­ tines, who died at 10 pm Friday. nam get Christmas presents and Sept 18. at Pennock Hospital, greetings on time. were held at 3:30 pm Monday The Po»l Office Department Home. The Rev Willard H Curtis of­ ficiated ami burial was in Gres­ Red Cross chapters around the ----- --------- ---- ,■ - —----- — ham Cemetery country are filling ditty bag* with small, personal items such " J J“u? a with mull nrrxnnul items sueh as ball point pen*, writing paper. "l,h canr*r- sh* hid be*n hoa‘ foot powder, etc . to send to men pl tai lied for one day prior to tn Vietnam. her death. _ The chapters are asking local ghe was born on Aug. 19. 1918, groups to help fill the green and ln Michigan the daughter of Jored. nylon mesh bags which can >epn and Dana iFarri Messina. be used ~ as durable carryalls when She I* survived by her father the contents have been used, and step - mother. Joseph and ' Hazel Messina of R2 Hasting*, a Dinner and overnight guest* sister. Mrs. Lee iJerry: Relgler on Tuesday ot last week at the of Hastings; two brothers. SidRobert Wilson home were Mr ney and Charles Messina of Ha*and Mrs Arlelgh Mead of I’hoe- tings, and a stcp-*l*ter and four nix. Artz. * step-brother*, all of Lansing. New Year's Day for a three sort of good luck omen. u u* weeks' stay, and together they SW.r braL n.U, U. —mra made visits into Switzerland. anil thr«* ail had m iw HtwhI hv a certificate for meritorious acy tlvtUea to improve school and France. Southern Bavaria and han<j _ ■ , community traffic safety other points of interest. * , While in Germany Cheryl lived on a farm with Mr. and 'to b«U to Dtodhuo<ande«ra1 lhe Comm^aton'B KaUoraU SU1Mrs. Wolfgang Diets In Bude­ sheim. Am Buch weld, near . ed <jy grant* from m? Am.-ncani Frankfurt. Mr Diets had been Cheryl got to vl*lt many places ou Foundation. Chrysler Cor­ an exchange student in 1969 liv­ with her school group_ All stu- • poraUon. Th- Firestone Tire andI ing with.a family In Kansas. from Uie eighth through! juibbcr Company and the Ford Cheryl helped wltt| the house­ dent* the 13th grade are allowed to Pro^m completed hold duties, worked In the fields take trips, sometimes for 10 days. ht of opfniUon m lsp5. and attended high school In These ore varied, and on one M ' Frankfurt. She rode a bicycle Irin a tami * trip with a farm group nf of vmno young into the town of Budesheim rcopie Procnun is designed to people* cnervi Cheryl vuneu visited Benin Berlin anq and P^P ttr*^ then took a train to Frankfurt over into Fast Berlin where she he*P Junior and senior high aSokuS ix> h. m. a«w. »-. -hl'h c“‘ each day. She took 16 subjects 'attended a propaganda movie i *chool student* plan activities trait mrawra. t It, »<* Citizenship Award* Program *• .“"*? "“fid including German, which she und secretly met with an East Ihat W1U Increase th? safety of rroognlzm employees for com?*nlor C"‘ reads and speak* very easily now Berlin religious group of young Lhelr »chooto and committee*, rent History and The New BeThe school she attended wa* people । T**? Oxnmisslon prepares and i public. r*n»rvi'u «*a» an distributes material* that pta-| serve “.‘"[to nZ Audenu U. ttolr Also available to the student* furl which was not bombed duralthough she is glad to be ' Is a private reference library J?8 ,V*U1rrHPerl?Hi bpeh home where she is making nlng and suggest appropriate, compiled by Uie two teachers. It throughout the school daythe ------------------ . ------- --• activities. Examples of activities | ■ ~T.~r~s preparations to enter Manches ­ contain* a 15 year coliecUon of go Into a c~ ter College. North Manchester. conducted Uil* year include sup­ I throughout the United States Reader*! Digest, a one year col- students ......... ., where, regardless of Uie' weather. ind. as a freshman this year. ervision of driving and parking 1 where BiH Green Stamps are lection of U.S. New* and World ■ one b. required to walk (or 15 Here she will continue to study around school, safety clvck* of given. Report and a two year collection minute periods This is supposed the German language, among I student and faculty cars, sur­ of Current History, each cats-1 to have a refreshing Influence ether things, preparatory to be­ veys of traffic hazards and conlogued by topic*. _ when one return* to the class­ coming a teacher gestlon. coordination of flreexit drtll*. and analysts of safety covering world affairs, a wide ' Cheryl prefer* American factor* in science laboratos ics. re- 1 schools to German There, when An examination ror for rural carrar- ■election of paperback* on •«thop*. and other special areas , rtcr for the Nashville post of- cenl ’‘‘•‘’[T- Uommunlun. de- u cn|Ja trBtllr3 JU yrB„ O1 with recommendation* for im­ flee will be open for acceptance and c 1 * 11 he must decide what he want* —.............. IIC must ueciae wnsi ne wanu provement. rlghU. teveral Upe programs I to do In later Ufe. and hl. educa-; of applications until Odt. 11. Ap­ School* enrolled In the Pro­ plicant must take a written test. and overhead projection Irani- tlon ls gauged from Uie decision. gram have submitted summary naronelM. - > thc student will .... either __ ___ and preMust have resided In the dellv- parende*. The objective of the course, according to Mr. Beebe, is to in ­ Information may be obtained at still within the students the often influenced by Uie financial Funeral services for...... ......... lhe Nashville post office. Wil- made recommendations for U>ability to think critically and status of the family, and some- Ham W. McCallum of 129 8 clearly on issues with which times the older child, portlcu- Drake Rd. Kalamazoo, who died awarding of certificates and they should be acquainted and lariy tf it is a boy. Is privileged Thursday. Sept ». at Borges* plaques. to Involve the students in situa­ to continue hl* education over I Hoapital were held Monday, Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your tion* where they con gain valu­ the younger member* in the kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKINS 19.U81 Augustine Church able experience. ’ < I carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a State Police Detective Senteant cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical Mt. Calvary Cemetery Hastings. Reynold J. Sieber, one-time with U, <PtU U, lhe ,™p. The >h-! ■J’.®’" as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance Mra McCallum was bom in the Battle Creek post and welland serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Hastings on Aug 7. 1872, the known In Barry. Is retiring. .leucwn ere Uyln, h> cenuel J “ Their rich decorator shades enhance any color Senator Garry Brown to obtain P*°P,e are verT Immature. In daughter ot Thoma* and Eliza­ hl* consent w shaking man} of u,c the “udenta beth Clark. She married Wil­ scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with COMfLITI RIAL R«Xta to thTS'by moet!arf required to attend they are liam W McCallum on June 34. sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No UTATI MBVICI of the student* are quite favor- • J*’" «•"" t0.rd^^ *" 1903 and lived most of her life crying over spilled milk or broken dishes! INSUkANCl • BONDS able Sue Campbell comment*: e*£ at R5 Hastings. Don't take our word iritehX on’SSrent tfl^I one son, William M.. with whom for it. Come spill especially like the discussions " | t^falorabte for yourself [ Garry Boyce pointe out: It J* favorable a* in Amerlforces you to be well read on c*„„ Russell < Blanche > current new* new* event* event*.” Foods in cheryJ Germany are COIuld excel- . Pontiac, one brother. Edward 8. current Jent gglned Clark of Kalamazoo, five grandI erable weight during her stay. -------- **_i_„ Phom Wl 5-5118 {There were a number of food* 123 West...... Stat* e Street, Hastings I site mltaed, however, including . I such commonplace things as sweet corn and marshmallow s I Rivet Junction Sunday visiting Twlde a year, in April and Octo- relatives. 1 bcr. Uie farmers butcher. A but­ ! cher from the vUlage come* to , the fartn and assists. Cheryl had enjoyed blood sausage before she FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE watched the butchering process , and had to boll down the blood i PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS Nashville Rural Carrier Job Open DISSOLVE <S> THAT The Hastings Banner Vermont Her Year Past Resident Buried Here /A iff ] Monday Carpets belong in the kitchen Ray Sieber Retires MILLER REAL ESTATE IKI HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00e.m. - 10 p.m. Hastings ter the age of about 10 it Is a "must" for the majority. and be­ cause they are compelled to at­ tend. Cheryl feels many young people resent going to church At Christmas time the family Cheryl lived with had the tradltlonal Christmas tree which was lighted by wax candles. They attended church services on I Christmas Eve. but there was no family celebration on Christmas Day as Americans do. At Easter time they colored The motion plain that takes you Inside the explosive oi today* youth! a very rubbery substance, and , after It fell her lot to prepare It she suddenly lost her taste dor the finished product. The sau­ sages are hung in the attic after completion, and mast of the re­ maining pork is either canned or smoked. Cheryl attended services in a church built 750 years ago. The exterior was beautiful, but Inside a pews were most uncomfort­ . During services the men^ and women sit in different parts of the church, and the young : men and women are also sepa-' rated One has only to look ' ■ around to learn the status of the [ congregation Young children do' >S' JUST ONE IN 8,000 More than 160.000 formulas were tested last year In U.S. pharmaceutical laboratories, with good luck, perhaps twenty of these may end up on lhe pharmacist's shelf. This means the odds for a new pharma­ ceutical are about 1 in 8.000 for success. Because of this WfflSm-JHNBMM JfflMKUMB'MWIlf ______ actually It's a bargain whan you consider the benefits of Sapt. 29, 30, Oct. 1 ... 7:30 P.M. health. Rely on our Rosall Pharmacist to fill your not proscription. CENTRAL AUDITORIUM (HMTHKS) Tickat* $1.00 - Available at: Dalton Hardware, Dalton La pa Drug*, Halting*; Forgo Go, Station, Nashville Bonder Sinclair, Middleville. — / RHONE Wl 5-5618, Wl 5-321Z. 721-0484 Mail Orient Baa 247, Hartag* Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Mseete Wl 5-2466 Hastings �Barry Cattle Feeders Invited To Special Meet Hany County cattle Barry Farm Calendar Square Dance Defense Class to Begin Board Plans For Emergencies Farm News aster* often strike without warn- foeda Christmas Tree Marketing Data Available mas tree producer into a skilled Electric-Starting Go (-Powered Chain Saw Here inc gasoilne powered chain mw Michigan-Grown Cranberries hi Short Sw Hickory Comen Couple Celebrate Silver Anniversary thlrd Thursday of each mouth. often faoed with problems they mid Melvin Smith, chairman of Smith explained at a recent meeting that UBDA agency mem- Farm Supply, local dealer for McCulloch chain saw*. and put numerous programs into Highbank Farm Bureau Leaders Ernie Bateman was elected chairman of the Hlghbonk Farm Bureau group. Ed Rice wa* the retail lot operators? What package reporter; Mra. Clarence ford of the Michigan Livestock tesehangv will discuaj grades of Scientists Seek Answers to Beef Space Needs lullonlze the entire small engine field, Including lawnmowers, edgers, tillers, snowmobiles. gen- . A <Mdal feature will Include other research findings Includes assisting farmers crops were destroyed or whose at HJctory Comers or otherwise aiding the farmer tereat Fund began through Mie Beef cattle in lota allowing 30 gained better in recent expert- Igan turkey. Michigan State Unlveralty re- District Marketing It should e Peninsula, township. They have four children. Carol tension Service at Michigan State University. TTOcke gather- The saw. designated the MAC 700 retail operator* in the United 3-10E, weighs under IS pounds Staten. Information contained In and is designed for; cutting ftretho new publication repratenta land, felling and bucking Umber confinement might be adequate and pulpwood. 'Push button starting is a very real benefit to part-time chain In addition to Ills own surveys, Trocke studied most of the available literature ou Christ­ mas tree marketing, and many that the electric-starting chain half normal. The late-Spring freeze detroyed the buds and Cultural agent for home and one granddaughter. parttnent of Agriculture asatoU In bringing emergency informa­ tion to rural residents, and this through our County Defense Board." said Mrs. Smith. Chippewa, supervising the project. JFant Adi Sell Unused Items! Information before a disaster concerning emergency farm plan­ ccurs can be a valuable old to ning. and received many lovely gifts that the County Extension Agent formation is the Civil Defense Office at 301 South Michigan terials available in his office Avenue. bulletin. Major quality problems of trees PiieoM Disappears and feed efficiency portant safety factor. computed Truckb’a survey revealed that 68 trees on the grower’s individual East Middle Lake By Mrs. Bessie M. Cairns 15 percent selected their «» HMtiacs V4J-477S Letter of September IS: parttgroup. a dlfOther major areas of attention Mr. and Mrs. William HUI Of deal with competitive market Vermontville visited her brother. footers such as the range of Mr. and Mra. Jahn Mason. Friday. health authorities and veterinari­ wholesale and retail prices in * Mr. and Mrs. Admiral Foerch of. ans in practically eliminating that up to 008 pounds average -tie. Michigan Slate Unlveralty only may disappear in the United visited his mother, Mrs Saturday. * Mr. and Mi available upon request from Former Michigan State cross country ace Henry Kennedy won hips in 1955 and brother, Forddy. NEW LOOK! Wednesday with her uncle, MT. and Mrs. Warren Cairns. Potato Harvesting Equipment Costly nt Plainwell last Friday. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Faulkner spent part of last week with friends tn NorthThs two row • self-propelled Lionel trials will have Io be con­ ducted before minimum square Justified for potato growers un­ Engle entertained with a dinner footage nrqulrtvnenta can finally for Mr. and Mrs. Purdy and fam­ be determined. vested annually. ily of Grand Rapids. This was in honor of their daughter, Joonl, Michigan State Unlveralty dllegan Fair Sets New Record - LONG-TERM LOANS FOR CROP STORAGE • ^FACILITIES LJJse a Land Bank loan for new crop storage facUUies, other needed ,™n improvements. tWng-term to fit your needs. Propaymi Without penalty. See denfellcr of Grand Rapids at their ------ — counts for nearly one third of cottage at Bill’s Lake. feci weather to accomplish, but the Allegan County Fair set a such equipment for harvesting new attendance record last week. only 100 acres mutually. The 114th annual (sir wound Cloverdale - Hope. By Mrs. Stephen OsgoodU Ovltoe Telephone <13-2444 Letter of September 15: We send our get-well wishes to Harold Springer, who is recuperal- 1 Ing from his stay at Community the harvesting equipment is only Hospital in Battle Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Williams of Bur­ lington were Sunday callers of Mrs Mae Brown and Isabel!. ITant Ads' Sell Unused Items! Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. Earl OUs and daughter of Battle Creek. * Labor Day guests of the EXPERT TIRE L H Osgoods were Mr. and Mrs. David Osgood and daughter of SERVICE Charlotte and Mrs. Orutott of Hicksville. Ohio. Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. Osgood were Mrs. Angie Osgood of Hemet, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fox and daughter of Free­ port. ★ The James Anders family the harvestIng equipment la only The record was made possible by the fair's largest Saturday crowd in history. Some 32.200 people Jammed Into the grounds tnc- the mile in 2:04 1/5. The previ­ ous mart was set In 1038 by Dazzle Direct who paced it in 2:041;. Knoxon won both heats, the first In 2:04 2/5. Fair Board President James HASTINGS OFFICE Snow said the art and hobby dlvision was especially outstanding. Uea.. Wad.. Fri. 8:30-5:00. He said an increase in the space Phone 945-9415 allotted to this department would 3 I be a "must" for Uie 1967 fair. Maia Office IM BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Best Buys on sw & Used Tires Park near Galesburg. Attending from this community were Jim Anders. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald An­ ders. and Mrs. Gertrude Springer. Msuntsd FREE! II E. Woodland at Michlg*n Ava. McCulloch announces the first electric starting chain R**” saw. it contained starter/generator gives you fast, safe starts everytime-recherges the long-life batteries as you cut Oils its chain automatically, too. All this family were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Stephen Osgood. * Mrs. | Angle Osgood of Hemet. Calif, is I I visiting family and friends In this community. She was at the Mae I Broun home Saturday afternoon and evening. too. 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W Fort *v and mother principle county officers the I Susie Forbey accompanied Mr Mrs Olga Adgate of Saranac: and Mra. Allen Fish to Grand county treasurer. visited her niece. Mra. Charily Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Franklin Geiger Friday. Sept. 0. In the and Mra Harry Boughner * Mr. Burges* and family of Jackaon, U vm arranged that return* afternoon they visited Mra. Al- and Mra. Allen Fish attended graveside service* for Freeman cillty and Mr. and Mra John Ranch House Ln Grand Rapid* Cemetery. <Mr. Comstock Mr and Mra. Emmett SheUlng- nee*. The Republcan* elected their candidate for ahertH. ooun- member that night and how By n. D. Burpee According to a BANNER scrap written by M. L. Cook hlmrelf thl* following article came out In the BANNER on Auguat 29. 1946. Since thl* U an election Kar. I thought you would enjoy Uda article Mr Cook wrote re­ garding the election In Barry County In 1878. It U entitled: HTRONG GREENBACK PARTY GAVE REPUBLICANS A FIGHT HERE IN 78 figure* on tho leading county back note* in gold on an early date in the 1810'*, and outhoriz- Ln thc court house vault, but unable to find them there; so Freeport . uiBiM„.Srl«.T.2uii South l-'reeport were visitors of Howard Thaler and Gayle of Mr ruid Mrs Charles Geiger a Sunday ago. a Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted trip Ln northern Michigan- * Bint and family of Middleville were caller* at thc Bill Elliott home on Sunday. Sep: 11. a their cottage at Jennings ware Mr. and Mrs BUI Elliou and children were dinner guests on Mr. and and Bill and Mitch Kruse. Jo- .Sunday. --------- ... Sept 11. of ..... oal, Mr. and Mra George Mann Mra Marlon Smith of Hastings, and children of Flint. * The Mr. and Mrs. BIU Elliot! at- attending a neighborhood hay- Galesburg Saturday evening, 10 ai1 Participated a Mr. gold needed for that redemption. Usually from the earliest re­ When It became evident that turns on ejection night the trend 10. They all returned to the and Mrs. Gordon Yoder and home of iy. and Mrs. Laurence famdy, Mr. and Mra Keith the government would make Garrison. Between 50 enjoyed* a “ and 60 at- 1 Buehler and "* family' ** tended. , picnic dinner Sunday. Sept. 11. rency rone rapidly In value, the । Mr. and Mra. Tim Kidder and with Mr. and Mra. Kenneth mvMnniMit Irene all the erwn- . bock currency it could save over It* expenses, so it would not have county and elected their entire county ticket. But later returns When thc Civil War closed lere was a large volume of prices fell sharply and there intrreat was high until every tian Each paper Uli had on It fight in congrra* to a printed pledge that the trenaury of the United Siatm would . reUrnl automobUea nor pay the face value In gold. But 'rhc rasult was new laws. Uie treasury had no gold to re- . maintaining a definite amount The city vote wa* counted first. consequence. There wa* some splitting on the providing that gold and silver county Uctet, but In general It slna Sunpeon.> They alto visited Mr*. Muri Hostetler. * Ralph Storey and Mn. Ger­ and children of Carlton Center mlng and Mrs. Carey Cook were and Mra Cecil Oler a Bunday warming Saturday night honor­ callers of Mr. and Mrs. Alien ing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dukes FUh List Wednesday. H emmet, Calif , and Rev. and nnd Bub visited her mother. Mrs. Grand Rapids Monday. * Mr. Sunday. Sept. 11 luncheon guests or tneir nepnew ana wire. Mr. and Mra Kenneth Moore at l^gan. a Mr. and Mra. Howell Newton and Bruce attended the 4-H i-H Leaders Fe«uni Forum ploiie picnic it at Potters Park Ln Lansing a Sunday ago * Mr. and Mra. Orio and Mra Keith Buehler and Mra. sister und family, Mr. and Mra. Jay Champlin of Belding Thurs­ Buehler at Blodgett Hospital In day * Sunday callers at the Grand Rapid* He was discharg­ ed from the hospital and came Alto Mrs Karl Tuttle and daugh­ Emmet Shellington were lunch ter were Saturday overnight non-intereet obligation* In gold. Chose who deposited gold or sil­ backers. Hastings Township, ver bullion with the United Carlton. Irving and Rutland Gos­ tually worth only S3 cents on of 16 to I. a* the ratio of gold and silver-----------values. -- -------- ... , w»,-------------then selling at 82.50 or a little1 The government waa to acmore per bushel. All price* were cept the greenback* and these hlgh—Inflationary we would call gold and sliver certificates for tlLem. I all customs dues and other In­ Congress then voted that the tiebtednes* to thc United States that order. All gave decisive Greenback majorities on the Greenback state ticket with smaller majorities for It* county rency worth 100 cent* In gold. But. the volume of currency In circulation wa* much loss than in the first five years following tho Civil War. so that prices of commodities, especially farm products, were greatly reduced. Thc people preferred the paper small Republican majorities and Castleton quite heavy majorities for the Republican county ticket HAVE YOURSELF BALL! your dreams. Why wail? If Model Finance You can get back over s period of time amount to $1,000. Call 945-3429. William F. ArMld MODEL*] FINANCE CQ| MODEL FINANCE 140 W. Stat* St. HaiHngt Phon. 945-3429 their party had made a clean up. and to feel that they might small majority for the Green- a large majority for the Republli can candidate for sheriff and used for change. InMead of the■ the Greenback candidate for paper <shin-plaster> dimes, quar­ county treasurer, both resident* I of that township. There was plain ters and half dollars. , There wa* a tragic side to the majority wa* small on all other per money in circulation and It* candidates. Hope reported a Greenback majority for all rise in value to par with gold. back dollar, expressed in gold. smaller on county ticket. When Maple Grove came In with good price* of commodities, ^specially form products, were very high, many people bought farms, or party whooped loudly. gave their notes; or mortgages. thing. Yankee Springs gave s The debtor* found money scarce ■nail Greenback majority also. Before long returns came in their obligations came due. Most of them lort all they had. The there. Orangeville and Prairie­ ville reported Republican ma­ jorities. When Woodland re­ ported a heavy RepubUgan ma­ rapid retirement of so much of jority all along thc llhe, eeperithe greenback currency. ally on all the county Ucket. Re­ publicans found a chance to Hi? low prices of fann product*. confident that they would elect prosperity for tile nation, led to the prosecuting attorney and » great demand for mure money county clerk Johnstown reported In circulation. The Greenback Republican majorities down the line. That made Lt certain the for President and Vice President Republicans had elected the polled a considerable vole in 1816. candidate for sheriff wa* still The Greenback party In Barry County polled a good-sized vote 15 behind hl» Greenback oppon­ ent It wa* Jong past midnight their work steadily during 1817 when the Assyria returns •rrived. In this county. To everybody's They gave an average Republican surprise they elected a majority majority of 30, and that cinched of the supervisors In the Spring It that the Republican* had of 1878. Then ret out to carry elected their candidate for sher­ , thl* county at the November iff. Of the five important coun­ election that year, and named a ty officers, they had elected full county ticket. They made a four, and the Oreenbachws had vigorous campaign to elect every won county treasurer only. Can you Imagine the tenwsnes* nominee. and excitement that prevailed jority for Ita state ticket in in that old court room a* the return* were coming In? Al first Barry County, but failed to score it looked like a victory for all INTO CLUB MEMBERS MIE 6ET1IN6 SOMETHING NEW! Effective July 1,1966 al! eligible depend­ ent children under 16 years old, living with a Master Member of Automobile Club of Michigan, are pro­ tected with up to $1,000 in benefits for a wide range of Travel, Pedestrian and Recreation Accidents. BROAD FAMILY PROTECTION with Personal Accident insurance —One more reason why YOU LEAD THE WAY whenyou're a member of Triple-A. It appeared a* if the Republican* might elect two; and finally It wn* certain that, while the Greenback state ticket had a small majority In the county, the Republicans had won all but one of the important county of- The store that cares...about you! KING OF ROASTS! 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PRICC imCTJVI THROUGH SATr MPT. 24TM. elected President, the Democrat* and Orrenbackera united in thl* candidate prosecuting M0WHF8 fROTKTED INI on the attorney Republican ot this In 1888 the county returned to the Republican fold, giving good majorities for every candl- PLAY BONUS BINGO win PROGRAM No. 139 UP TO Each time you visit our store you will receive abso- MOOO HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. State St. Ph. Wl 5-4392 ploying. Start winning. No Purchase Required. IN CASH �Church Slices County Prayer Meeting Sunday PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH BOWENS MILLS CHATO the Gospel HaMlngs 10 Km. Sunday meeting on Sunday at 9 pm. DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH teaeixm, A nursery with adults Oct. 1 at the Central Auditorium i charge of Phyllis Gladys Hamblin. REV. ALLEN LEE victories during the film show- ‘Wheelchair Evangelist’ UI at DVail^VlKH Zion Lutheran rvioe, David Woodland fnm BHKtay, Sept 25 : I. conductCttlliUCtto Wednesday, Sept, 28. TVS™. Lulberan Church. Einar Unsoth, 1. ■.ontt Munn and and Young Adults, Marlin . Teens and Dore no Buhl in charge. 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Mld- f£ £ S CTT-VTi gellrt. The Singing Qrindleys the- OoUege. Decorah. Iowa, and from Owosso in charge of the Luther Theological Seminary In music. to fix a hi-fi EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH \ Rev. Don M. Gary, Rector sermon. Nun children. <1930-19331 he coached athletics at Garrctoon High School. OarPastor Lee, 57, known os the "Wteelchatr Evangelist." was stricken with polio in 19M, while LAKEWOOD E U. B. CHURCH 3730 W. Blate Rd. Hastings. Mich., Ph. Wl 6-9466 Saturday Sabbath school. 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:60 pm 11 am. Worship, Rev. Cbidrcn Sunday, "Faith for Today." on Ruth West, ocwnUtSunday, Voice of Prophecy, Radio WJEP, 1230. 8:10 am. Youth DcpartnMnt. 7 pm. Study In Romans, NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH meeting, adutt room. Wednesday, 10 iun. prayer gruup and Bible study. 4 ml. W. of Broadway, Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Bible study. . Morning worabip, 11 am. 8 pm. choir practice. ' Young People's service, 7 pm. Thursday, 7:30, Elisabeth Evangelical service, 8 pm. Fall Revival, Oct. 7 through A native of Stewartville, Minn., It takes • lot of know-how thio special meeting. Sunday school contest begins church board meets. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 200 ^V. Green street Rev. Gcorgu Elliott Rev. John Jolderwna l^lephonc Wl 5-4945 Bunday. Sept. 25. WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Richard VcndcnBoech Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 Km. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. TF and Tape Recordert too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL VI 5-91BT fr Wl 5-5992 228 N. Mterxm at Mtn WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Thursday, Junior choir, BALTIMORE U. R. CHURCH Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor afterward* 11 Km. Morning worship. 11:00 am. Worship, sermon for Central Auditorium Thursday. Prayer mooting Wednesday, 7. dalned into Evangel leal Lutheran Friday and Saturday evenings, Jordan." fl pm. Youth membership class. HASTING8 CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES wheelchair to receive such ac­ your tickets early. 220 West Colfax Street tion by thl* 1.100,000 member Bunday public talk, 3 pm. 8 pm. Adult membership class. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Monday. Sept, 2fl, 7:30 pm. Woodland at Velte Rood CARLTON CENTER Mary Circle, lounge. evangelists. Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor METHODIST CHURCH Thursday Activities Rev. Richard VandeaiDoscb “A Friendly Christ-Centered - 3:30 pm. Children's and e^rol ■ Morning worship, 9: IS am. choir. Church," Sunday school, 10:15 am. 4 p.m. Youth choir. Bunday school, 10 am. Classes 7:30 pm. Chancel choir. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Worship service, 11 am. with 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings evangelist, Allen Lee preaching day, Oct. 1, Directory Picture*. If you have not been contacted! Where a Christian Experience -------------------------------------i.iafccu yoU a Member. for an appointment, plenae call Beginning Saturday. Sept. 34, 10 am. Sunday school. Bunday evening service. Pastor thc church office, 945-3534. 11 am. Morning worship. supper meetings at 0 o'clock. Lee preaches on "Confronted to Circuit Churches 6:30 Youth Fellowship. Wltnees." Circuit church service, ser­ 6:30 Evening prayer. Bion ox Zion Lutheran Church Monday, Wednesday, preaching "Introspection. ” _ ■ tu ;S Evening worship. mon: - -------------will begin Bunday, morning at Welcome Comers >3 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible Worship ship service, service. 9:30 am am. ■ , study. ; will then continue for four eveCherub and Junior choirs, Church school 10:30. Wednesday, 3:4* p.m. Martin Corners ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH church choirs and the male quarSenior choir. Wed., 8 pm. Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly ! tett will alng. Bunday evening Bethel Bible study, Thursday, Worship service, 10:30 am. Rev. Stephen Vrablt, Assistant tlie Huntington Family of Lan­ Quimby Churah Sunday Masses. 7, 8, 10, 11:30 sing will be the guest musicians. Church school, 10:30 am. ■1 The public Is Invited, Morning worship, 11:30 am,’ Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Bundays. Before Massas on weekdays. COATS GROVE A Hearty Welcome to AHI CHRISTIAN CHURCH GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8. Jefferson & Walnut Sts. Worship at 8:15 and 10:46 am. Bunday school and Bible Christian Endeavor OUTDOOR POSTER PROGRAM This colorful poster will oppear along the streets and highways of the United States and Canada in January and February challenging millions. YOU CAN HAVE A PART IN THE EVAN­ GELISM OUTREACH OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR OUTDOOR POSTER PROGRAM by providing funds to cover the cost of posters; ($5.00 for each.) Thc spiritual and leadership training opportune ties of CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR can be brought to more young people. Please PHONE Wl 5*2543 or is. VIRGINIA DARBY. WELCOME VISITOR.. tf you’re newly mired, looking for the newest shows, the best pieces to set, i week end resort, yow church or synegOfue, places to shop Of pe/haps i house of ipart-* read the BT. AUGUSTINE. Rev. Charles Glbbn, Pastor MIDDLEVILLE Floyd Walter. Supt. Bible school, 10 am. Wosahlp hour, 11 am, Clirtstliui Endeavor, 6 pm. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Life" over WKZO-TV, 9:30 am. "The Country Church that channel 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 am, channel 8; WJIM-TV, 2 Welcomes You." pm. channel 6. "Pattern for i, HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH noon channel 13. East Michigan at State Road Thc Lutheran Hour, over Olson W. Clark, pastor WKZO. 12:30 pm.; over WBCK, 10 am. Sunday School. 11 am. Worship service. SwAdult class meets 8 p.m. Tues­ mon: "Tlie Church in Rendi-xvday. Public invited. This Saturday the Singles and 6: 30 p.m. Youth Fellowship 7: 30 p.m. Gospel Hour, ser­ mon: "So Great Salvation." presentation on his trip to Rome. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. prayer and Bible study. ' WESLEYAN METHODIST HASTINGS Hickory Corners. Michigan GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH ReV. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. Rev. Rusnell Sarver, Pastor 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ Sunday school, 10 am. ior church and nuroery provided. Worship hour. 11 am. Sunday evening sendee. 7 pm. Wednesday, 7:30 Family Night Nothing but the Bible. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Marcius E Taber, Minister, Campground Rd.. 8 miles south Church study. Sunday. 9:45; Pastor. Donald Tack Worship. Bunday. 11 am. Bunday school, 10 am. Youth Fellowship. Sunday, fl. Warship. 11 am. Prayer Group, Tuesday. 9:30. Youth meeting, 8:16 pm. Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thursday. Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. CITY OF HASTINGS County of Barry, Michigan Take notice thot any qualified elector of thc City of Hostings, County of Barry, who is not alrtady BANNER registered for the General Election to be held on V&kome November 8, 1966. Registrations will bo taken at the office of the City Clerk each working day until Monday, the 10th WELCOME NEWCOMERS! COIpM to Ui ut know day of October, 1966. on which day thc said City you're here Clerk will be^tn her office between 8:00 a.ns. and 8:00 p.m. E.S.T., for the purpose of receiving regis­ trations of electors qualified to vote. □ Hbbn Im Um Wtlcomt Wiroa Hosteu call oil om ” like to Aubscribe |o the HssHags hwir Rtecribc DONNA J. KINNEY, City Clerk It Thursday and Friday eve­ except Wednesday at 7 ning attendance runs high, a (pedal additional showing will Mhrnlng worship, 10 am. Bunday — Bunday >- । I,, wcswhlp. Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. Tba public Is cordially Invited. Lutheran Hour Opent 34th Seaton Sunday The Lutheran Hour, money taken in ttwough the 11 Sunday school, 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Sunday Evangelistic servli Oswald Hoffmann emphasises directly to World Wide Films, thing About It." The Lutheran Hour Is the glo­ bal radio ministry of Grace Lutheran Church, 501 a Jetfer- HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school, made available by admission only, some have probably woc- termed 9:46 am. Sunday evening aarvtos. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Coals Grove Road Jante^PaMor of the Grace Luth­ Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Christian Youth Crusaders, eran Church. suggest. Worship service. 9:45 am. Wednesday, after school. Sunday school, 10:45 am. Pointing out the change* Young People's Service, Tfcurs- brought about in medicine, spore Wednesday nlgbt, 7:30 Adult chair. expertly repaired, “Restless Ones Tops for ESort in 10 am. Morning Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 945-9438 fix your hi-41 Mt properly. Russdl Sarver Ordained At MinitUr Is MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL Rev. Dari Scbipper Worship, 10 am Bunday school, 11:16 am Evening worabip. 7:30 pm TRINITV GO8PEL CHURCH Phdha DR 4-8377 Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's Service. 7 - Kvenlng service, 8 pm. HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Hastings. Mich.. Wl 6-Mffl Worship, 11 am dustry. in this emerging world? Is It going to withdraw Into a little Jewish worshipers everywhere 12th year on the Lutheran Hour, provides this answer to the ques­ Day of Atonement, for the 24tion: " It must be perfectly obvl- hcxir period beginning at sun­ down Friday, Sept. 23. Yom Klppur culminates the withdrawal from the world of people never entered Christ's Wednesday with tho Jewish New mind, He came Into the world to Year, Rash Hashonah, and 1s a Holy Day of "deep" Inwardness than. . . He died far a whole and spirituality." world of people. . . Hr rose from the dead to be the living Lord for a world of people." Yom Klppur. 'Reality' is Sunday ' Lesion Subject “ReaUty" la ths subject of thia spiritual reality Is revealed will Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, be studied in several Bible pas­ sages. Including these veraen Radio WJEP. 1230, 8:30 am fromJExodus and Galatians: "BehoRL l send an Angel before WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH and to bring thee Into the place which I have prepared. ... We through the Spirit wait for the VUlage of Woodbury hope of righteousness by faith.” Worabip, 11 am. Junior church for children, 4-9. MeCALLUM UNITED Youth choir rabeareal. Wed., I. BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH FnUowablp service, 7:46 am Youth PeUowahlp, Wed., 7. Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Morning warship. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Potluck dinner ut school. WOODLAND OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Homecoming service, 2:30. Prayer. Bible Study WednesDOWLING . 1603 Johnson, Lake Odessa Mich. Bunday school, 10 am. SOUTH KALAMO UNITED BRETHREN IN Morning worship, 11 am. PENTECOSTAL CHRIST CHURCH Evening service, I p.m. Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor E. Colfax at N. Boltwood 1631 Ionia Rd . Kftlamo Public invited. Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 9:30 Kin. Morning worship, 11 am. Bunday School, 10:30 am. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST Young People's service, 0:30. Christian Endeavor, 8:15 pm. W. Glen Campbell, Pastor Evening service. 7 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p.m. 2 Mlles South of Gun Late Thursday prayer and Bible Prayer meeting Thursday, 7, 9:45'am. Sunday school. with church trustee board meet­ study, 7:30 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. ing fallowing. 7 pm. Evening worship. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH; HASTINGS ASSEMBLY - Max M. Ov&uahlre, Pastor Rev. RuaseU Houseman. Pastor OF GOD CHURCH .9:45 am. Bunday School. c(m102 E. Woodland Avenue Bunday school, 11 am. Rev. M. F. Goble, Pastor Mote. Supt. ’ 11 am. Warship service 9:45 am. Bunday school. Broadcast. 11 am. Morning worship. Darrell SUirbard. president. 11 am. Junior Church, for. 0 p.m. Young People's service. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 children 4 through 8. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. pm.. Betty Ovenshire, director. 6: 30 pm. All Young People's 7 pm. Wednesday service. Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. Groups. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 THE GALILEAN 7: 30 Church service. Special p.m. Class leaders. Clayion Mole BAPTIST CHURCH music, hymn slug. and Fred Bawdy. Battalion Monday-41:30 pm. ~ -------------Corner lOflth St A North Boys Club. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Phone 946-5704 pm. Stockade 1719 N. Broadway Boys Club. 10 am Bunday school. Almon G. 'Fulton, Pastor Wednesday Activities 11 am Morning worship. 410 E. Madison, 945-5065 fl:30 pm Young Peoples. Bunday school, 9:45 am. 9 am Women's Prayer Band. Morning warship, 11 am 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible Youth service 7 pm. study. Bible study hour. Thursday—8:30 pm. Pioneer Bible study and prayer, 7:30 CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Girls Clubs. • pm. Wednesday. Nuroery for regular services. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH George 8. Marshall, Pastor LAKEWOOD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church School. 10 am. BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH Worship service, XI am. Community Room above Broadway and Center Woodland Fire Station Willard H. Curtis, Minister Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor HASTINGS UNITED 9:50 am. Sunday school. ■0UNEI8 CHURCH 11 am. Worship service. Nursery provided. Broadcast of Roger Sunday school. 10 am. For information, write Wayne Richie, R1 Vermontville. INTER-LAKE8 BAPTIST CHURCH DOUOU, Mlrhlgxn Rev. David Honeywell. Bunday school, 10 kibWorship. 11 am. PEOPLE S BIBLE CHURCH Evening worship, 7 pm 1/4 Mlle E. of M-flfl on State Rd. Wednesday FaUowiblp, LcRoy Kenney. Pastor 10 am Bunday school CARLTON Bl 11 am. Morning worship. ADVENTIST Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. prayer. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girts Sabbath school, »;» am. and Boys Brigade. Saturday worship, 10:46 am. Women's monthly missionary fellowship, 2nd Tuesday. 7:3(1. 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Preaching. 8 p.m. Preaching. ATRICK UNITED MREN CHURCH Hastings, Michigan Freeport By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg ».i<h D7 « 5- • In nil CluLilian Science churchm Bunday. "Faith for Today." an STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rer. Richard Keep Yom Kippur At Sundown Next Friday Rally Day for Church School 9:30 Church school classes through Senior High. 6:30 Junior High and Senior High Youth Fellowship.!. 8 Conversation on ichurch membership. Monday—7 Boy Scouts. Tuesday—7 Cub Scout Pack in Activities with circle program leaders. 3:39 Cherub choir practice. Thursday Activities fl Kirk House choir practice. • :4I Junior High choir prao- Sunday for Mrs. Charles Over­ holt on her B2nd birthday. * The U.B. Church of Freeport and Pleasant Valley Church young people enjoyed a skating party at the Thornapple rink Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Preston Kuhn of Stanwood, Mr. and Mrs. Carl­ ton Kellogg of Lakeview and Rapids were Bunday dinner guests of Mrs. Sylvan Tagg. Call­ ers were Mrs. Elvera Demond. Gloria and Michael of Caledonia tings. Mrs. Caroline Penney of Flori­ da, 8'8«t. and Mrs. Randy Grin­ nell Kid family of LltUe Rock, Ark., and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell were Thursday, Sept 9, dinner guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Grinnell of Bellevue. They were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott in Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Grinnell and family and S Sgl. and Mrs. Randy Grinnell and family spent thc weekend at the George El­ liott cabin near Baldwin. * Mrs. Albert Laurence and two daugh­ ters of Nashville and Mrs. Linda Mishler of Battle Creek and tho Randy Grinnell family enjoyed a cook-out with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell Wednesday. Mrs. Bertha Brazic and chlldren and Mr nnd Mrs. Roger Barnes of Battle Creek were Thursday visitors of Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Grinnell. * Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. J. D. Grinnell at Algonquin Lake were Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Grin­ nell and 8<Bgt. and Mrs. Grin­ nell and family. Callers at the Floyd Grinnell home were Mr. Bellevue. * S'Sgt. and Mrs. Grinnell and family left for Lit­ tle Rock. Ark., Saturday. He will report to Travis Air-force Base In California en route to Viet­ nam. * Mr. and Mrs. Adon My­ ers spent Uie weekend at their cabin near Freesoll. Hendershot & Vicinity By Mrs. Richard Clark Warren and Georgia Brogan Bob and Doris Brogan. * Sunday supper guests of Dick and Mat , Clark and family were Aja toUta. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton OK, of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur sS and Mrs. Karl Schanta aixi1 Uy and Mr. and Mrs. Don 1 and family attended a dinner Voight Van Syckle of Lacey. The occasion honored Connie V*n Syckle, who recently graduated from Kellogg Community Collego ileal nurse. * To celebrate Ron OTaughllnk birthday, the family gathered at lhe home of Ted and Margret O'Laughlin for dinner Bunday. Guasta luc' Robin Olaughlta Middleville, Larr Plaunt and family. Keough, and Vaughn SaUmday—8 Couples Club will MT. aod Mra. Robert Clark At­ meet at the Howard Ferrts home tended the Moose fish fry Baiyr- SCIENTIST Mra Roy Carlson and Mr. and America Pageant at the Clagk Mra. David Arnold. home. school. •ervfce. Prayer mating. Wed,'LJO. For Banner Ctaaaiftad Ada CaU Wl 6-3481 �Mr. and Mrs. CBayton Valentine called on hte brother. Ora and wife of Grand Rapids. Tuesday. They found him quite web after his stay in the boq|tal.* Mrs. F ’ , , | .■ t , t . . Rapids, spent Bunday with Mr. |ted Mrs. Zenas Colvin. * Mrs. Roy Allerding Is spending a week with her aunt. Mra. Made Stout, tn Cedar Springs- * Mr. and Mr* David Utter and two sons of South Dakota arrived Sept. « to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ut­ ter. Sunday they enjoyed t family picnic at the kune of his sister. Mr. and Mra. Stephen Potter. * The Leslie Danlsia family are happy over the arrival at thetr son, Lindon, and wife and grand­ daughter, wtwm they lyid never seen. Lindon has been stationed in California for tlie past two years. Mrs. George Ruslne came home from the Grand Rapids hospital DOUBLE STAMPS FRI THURS BPW Members Hear James Ewer Speak on Safety James Ewer of the safety and enforcement dlvlalon of the Sec- DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS THURS. — FRI. — SAT. SEPT. 22 — 23—24 ing to the 12 point system. He hoida hearings each week on cases In which points have bean given for moving violations. H COUPON AT RIGHT two year period and 12 points is the limit before a hearing. Some drivers accumulate as many as 30 or 40 points in a very short AMERICAN CHARM Kroger Inspected Double Breasted 3-Legged STAINLESS TAELE SERVICE Fresh Whole DINNER FORK Full Shank Half RYER WITH EACH S3 PURCHASE SkiW Wwk - T1ASFOON Third Weik - SALAD>O« trying to stop because they are a mmam on the highways. Re­ peat offenders are also reviewed because they have not learned ot tried to correct their bod driving habits. New laws and procedures are constantly being screened to CUT-UP far distant when driver teste, both written and driving, will be required for all those who are applying for licenses. This will help both the new and older drivers who. perhaps should not drive because of bad eyrs. hear­ ing defects and other physical defects which would not chow up except in the physical examina­ tion by a physician which will be another requirement of the 11- Peschke'; Sliced Fwrtk Wwk - DINKR KNIFE Flftk WHk - DINNER FORK Sink Wiek - TEASFOOH SevwUi Week WITH EACH TENDERAY USDA CHOICE TENDERAY USDA CHOICE CHUCK STEAK SWISS STEAK Roll Roast Ham Roast Hot Dogs Rib Roast Tandaray Bon«!«ii lotion Taadway 4th & Sih Ribs Ends O Michigan SILVER PLATTER PORK ROAST or TENDERAY USDA CHOICE PORK 69' STEAK * 89 STEAK Fr.i-Sbor^ froa.n Ocean Perch Fillets ■* 69« Fish Sticks 2*-*>’1.09 Roasted Sausage 79c Smok-Y-Link. Spotlight Hot-Dated Northern Bathroom —x l-lh.^A- Ketchup 3-lbs. coupon ’1.75 Mr. and Mrs. Ewer recently purchased a home In Hastings and have moved bare from East Tawaa, where he waa stationed with the State Police. They have Hickory Corners HEINZ Coffee 1 650 1-ply shoots but tn time it will be seen in that bad drivers will not have licenses renewed and many will be taken off the roads pennon- Williams Lesion Post of Hickory Comers held their regular meet­ ing Monday night. Mlaa Hay­ ward of Delton Kellogg School, who waa sponsored by our auxi- bottle CRISPY —GOOD KROGER SALTR4ES HAVE KROGER OYSTER CRACKERS MORE CRUNCH EV^Y BITE KROGER OYSTIR 1-LB. BOX SALTINGS 1-LB. BOX Krogw Plain or Sugar --39' Donuts Salad Dressing Wf OH L.W 88« Ajax Detergent 3 lb lot pkg 66' Pampers Frosh or Hamburg Kosher Dills of Fresh Homostyk Tokay California Pears McIntosh Apples Grapes Cauliflower Acorn Squash iuuash Guttarcvp. lullsmut or DUcious Apple Cider Gcld.n Lpv Zucchini. Y.»o- or Grapes CIRCUS FRANKS COOKIES 100 . DELIGHT 2-49c STAMPS BROS. IMPORTED SHAVE �Friday Night - September 23 HASTINGS vs ALMA ■ • < < : * JOHNSON FIELD - 8:00 P.M. i i » ; * ’ »’ . 1 .» ' . t *' Memories of a Successful 1965 Season are savored as we wish the Best of Luck to the 1966 Saxon Football Team and all of the Students of Hastings High School! < M .ft t M i ** ‘ - f’u ***** Varsity Schedule THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT A For 1966 Saxon Football Game It tokos a lot of students to make a successful football season: The team, the managers, the marching bond and cheerleaders . . . Sept. 23—Alma Sept. 30—St. Johns Oct. plus, hundreds more to make up an enthusiastic cheering section. We're proud to support Hastings High activities ond encourage all of the adults to turn out and enjoy a new sports season with the young 7—UkewoojL'’ I Homecoming) Oct. 14—Ionia Oct. 21—Greenville Oct. 28—Charlotte (Parent.- Night) •nos who odd so much to a wholesome community environment. Nov. 1966 BLUE & GOLD SQUAD—The Hostings High Varsity Football squad includes: Front row, left to right. Alan Dean, Jerry Dunn, Rex Wieland, Tom Timm, Dave-Williams, Dave Tumes, Terry Watson, Bob Ritter. Second rowf-^rry Bennett, Bob Ironside, Don Lawrence. Bob Huebner, Jim Williams. Marvin Howell, Bill Shumway, Tom Kurr, Dean Lambert. Third row: Greg Wood, Roger Will, Eddie Crgjoot, Adam Beduhn, Rick Abbey, Warrbn L. Arnold, Bill Cok, Lindon Endsley, Randy Brown, Tom Hoke. Fourth row: Kan Frey. Scott Anderson, Rick VanDenburg, Rich Butkr, Dan Slocum, Mark Cok, Mike Fitxgerald, Randy Moyer and Pat Fitxgerald. The trainer Is Vera Wilder and the manager is Phil Gilkspk. Coach Corison is standing on the left. Coach Strong on the right. 4—Grand Ledge THE SAXON MARCHING BAND—Th* Hastings High Band, 100 strong, has earned a fine reputation and musicians who devote many hours to their organisation include: Front row, kit th right—Grig Shetterly, Dave Tripp, Danny Craig, Greg Martin. Charles Andrus, Dave Towge, Cary Citykr, Dave Robinson, Jim Cary, John Tripp. Row too—Lok Sage, Sue Turfcal, Sharon Pavlich, Sue Ckgett, Marcia Mulder, Janice Rust. Cathie Pletcher, JoAnno Miller, Sue Springer, Carol Quinlan, Nancy Kaufman. Row three—Gerry Steward, Mary Goodyear, Gayle Myers, Barb Sweet, Kathy Beckwith, Eileen Tucker, Rhyna Scholma. Linda Skedgell, Sarah Hutt, Brenda Trick. Vakrie Barnum. Bronda Skedgell. Row four— Lee Anne Keller, Kathy Johnson. Millie Rider, Trudy Schlachter, Shelly Sheppard. Diane Robinson, John DeVault, Beree Darby, Jeff Chandler, Gene Storkon, Tom Hahn. Dick Lawrence, Douglas Acker. Row five—Linda Philip. Kathy Pike, Frank Huss, Sally Winebrenner, Martha Cove, Patty Keeler, Gone Englerth, Jeff Miller, Mary Miles, Linda Mc­ Clelland, Ernie Vaughn, Jim Steeby, Phil Schlachter, Dick Arnold, Randy Hall, Dean Rose. Vic Camp, Thane Ostroth, Ron Doolittk, Paul Curtis, Gary Robbe, Steve Keller, Randy Bender, Grog Bishop, Terry Willkms, Mark Olmstead, Dorothy Bolthouse, Pot Gardner, Becky Bishop, Neysa Hawkins, Norman Nash, Joyce Caukln. Row six—Drum Major Jim King, Nina Bryan, Undo Kahler. Mary Storkan, Doris Hole, Lorry Osgopd, Howard Moore, 'Dave Hathaway, Bob Johnston, Eric Thompson, Stove Steward, Jerry Baxter, David Wynn. Harold Lewis, Steve Williams, Ken Bames, Dave Myers. Gordon Robinson, Asst. Band Director Terril Zylman and Director Arthur Steward Jr. Absent when picture was taken were Scot Young, Nancy Barnett, Chris Jacoby, Pot Mahkr ond Mary' Gardner. A MESSAGE FROM THE LISTED CIVIC MINDED FIRMS IN COOPERATION WITH THE h kSTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Farm Bureau Services Feed • Seed • Fertiliser Jerry Andrus Imursnce Agency Renner Ford, Inc. Salei & Service Bulling'! Appliance.—TV & Hi Fi Central Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Credit Bureau of Barry County ' Dales Bake Shop Winick's Fresh and Delicious Baked Foods Clothing for the Family Haan Standard Service WBCH N. Broadway at State 1220 on your Radio Dial Barth Studio Tony Belli Motors Portrait & Commercial Photography Lincoln & Mercury—International Trucks Gardner's Pharmacy The Superette Dependable Prescriptions Open 9 A M. to 11 P.M. Daily Hastings Grain & Bean Co. Frandsen Insurance On Your Staff. But Not On Your Payroll Parmelee's Clevelonds* Men's & Boys' Ladies' b Children's Wear Eckardt Auto Sales Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Local Finance Corp. A Lecal Family Service Hostings City Bank 150 W Court Sr. White's Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial Boo's Music Box Organ & Piano Studio Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Einar Frandsen C.L.U. Master Mix Feeds Barry's Farm Store Chrysier - Plymouth - Valiant The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes ’ Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. Clothing & Footwear The Bonnet & Gown Shop Notional Bank of Hastings State at Jefferson Alma M. Fingleton Hastings Hotel Stowell Building Service General Contractors For Your Dining Pleasure Wayne's Shoe Store Lorke Buick-Chevrolet Sales & Service Footwear for the Family Coleman Agency Insurance—Bonds of All Types St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene The Strand Theatre Th* Showplace of Barry County E. L. Carpenter Hardware Bender Gravel Co. Washed Sand and C'avel Burkey Sales & Service Complete Radiator & Auto Class Service Jeanne Cary, Kathy Bumworth, Kathy Garold, Debbie Blass, Laurie Barden and Anna Schondolmayer. Welton’s Heating • Cooling • Plumbing Goodyeor Brothers Complete Saddlery Department John Deera Farm Implements Hastings Motor Saks Mary’s Beauty Shop Montgomery Ward & Co. Dodge Sales & Service Hair Shaping. Styling & Permanent Waving Beverwyk’s Color Center City Food & Beverage Color As You Like It Open 9 AM. to II PM. Jacobs' Prescription Pharmacy Your Rexall Store Hastings Paint & Wallpaper ‘ 107 L State St. W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Products Berry County Lumber Co. Fefpausah Food Center The Sherwood-Stock Agency Fine Foods - Meats - Produce For Insurance Oris Stop Service Lapo Pharmacy Gilmore Jewelry Hastings Floor Covering I 18 S. Jefferson Consumers Power Co. Serves Hastings The J. C. Penney Co. Department Store Miller Jewelers Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Parker's Bar And Restaurant • Walgreen Agency 102 E. State Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship The Capper Lantern Miller's Dairy Store fast Side Lumber Co. The Ft|g Wey of Eetlrv Ice Cream Specialties & Umsheons Building Supplies x The Fuller Agency, Inc. /One Stop Insurance Service Holings Cut Rate Shoo Stere For the Entire Family Berry Cleaners , Hastings Cleaners Parking at the Door Ptwno Wl 5-4051—Free Pickup & Delivery Boa McPhorite's Men's Wear Leonard-Osgood Heme ot PentBcScn Woolens Funeral Home � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-09-29.pdf 7a238c4fa318f5ef058ac673a8075384 PDF Text Text Hastings to Launch Vital United Fund Campaign Tuesday for $54,225 _a Kiwanis Sponsors Kickoff Rally Tuesday Morning .Sharp Memorial Hall kickoff breakfast Coffee and sweet rolls art being provided by the Klwanl* Club. Chairman Jack Hoke and Co­ Tuesday Is the Big Day! i Red Croat, Boy Scouts. Camp Chairman Arthur Olson are urgThat is the day Hasting* will Pho Glrte. Youth Council, launch its 1966 campaign for YMCA, and many other agencies. celve their instructions. Ron Bontsema at Kalamatoo, representing the Michigan Hmnltnl Jane Ian*Smith; Rmlth-City ntvEm Vm. «nr« fir Ijirrv nialr: Clerav. neth r.rthHoffman. Hoffman Hoapltal. ­ V . UW-,a—-an ... —KrUflv. -- Industrial Division—Chairman Wage earners are being urged ployees. Marcia Steeby; County Rev. George Elliott. Residential Division — Chair- Richard Orooa and Cliff Dolan. to contribute through the payroll Office. Art Olsen; Poet Office, Retail Division — Chairman Olen Kahler: Health Dept . Lou­ ise OdrzywoUka: Hospital Pur* Chairmen. Mrs. Vernon Engle. Robert Casey. Automotive, BUI chasing. Agnes Bedford; Bureau Mrs. Rqbert Stanley; First Ward Renner; Gasoline, Harvey Haan: Public Schools — Chairman of Social Services, Ethel Barber, Captain. Mrs. Fred Markle. Mrs | Grocery. Max Myers; Out Retail. Norm Donnlnl. and Agricultural Extension. Art Jock Echtlnaw. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. W. J. McAllister; Transpor­ Peurach; Second Ward Captain. tation, Duward Ca|n. Public Agencies — Chairman Steeby Professional Division — Chair­ Mrs. Lyndon Barry; Third Ward, Downtown — Chairman Dennis Jack Bay. Medical Facility. Bar­ bara Hahn; State HlghF*7 man Art Olsen. Insurance, Cliff Captain. Mrs. Robert Sherwood, Cleveland. Block 1. Pat Hodges; Dept.. Blake Allerding; County Andrus; Attorneys. Dick Hudson: and Fourth Ward Captain. Mrs Block 2. Pat Gilmore. Block 3. Road Comm.. Charles Hummel: Dentists. Dr Carl Peurach; Doc- George Hamaty and Mrs Ken- Ken Hamp. Block 4. Hujjert Pul- ter; Ur. Block 5, John McKay; McKay: Block 8. Dennis Cleveland: Block 7, Dennis Cleveland. Township Division—Chairman Jack Hoke. Algonquin Lake. Mrs. Ham Kirkpatrick: North Broadley: Middle Lake. Mrs Kenneth Sprague; Podunk Lake. Mrs. Charles A Ho ft. and E. State The Hastings Banner 11 Uh Yoor 24 Page*—3 Section* NUMBER 24 EDITORIALS Hastings Kiwanis Celebrating 25 Years of Service Outstanding Scholar—Harold R Pitch. Hastings High senior and > nn of Mr and Mrs. Raymond E. Filch of 1013 W. Green, has been named Semlflnallsl in the 1966­ 67 Merit Scholarship competi■ lion.. He i3 among the hlghest.•coring students in Michigan on the test given last Spring in 17500 schools Nation-wide. More than 14.000 SemiflnalLsts were appoint'd across the country. Harold can advance to Finalist status on a second exam. Halting*, Michigan, Thursday, September 29, 1966 Orville Freeman. Secretary of Agriculture, reportedly £ being sounded out for the Job of heading the Association of American Railroads. Odd! We thought the railreads were in enough trouble already. The Hasting* Kiwanis CIiMj. foyrned Sept 25. 1941. is celebrat­ ing a quarter-century of service anC at their Wednesday noon lumheon at Leoson Sharpe Me­ morial Hall celebrated the event with a special program Lorin J. Badskey, Klwanl* International trustee and in­ dustrialist from North Man­ truce bld will ever come to tlie | I US through the Russians. The i 1 Soviet* are liard-headsd realists '■ so I why should they go out of their i way to end a war that has us fully i i occupied so far from home and is । consuming such a large portion l The United States Is now en­ If and when the war in Viet gaged tn fighting a war 10500 I for persons of all ages.—Banner photo. miles from home to make the Nam is concluded, why not an world sale for democracy. Yet. amendment to the US Constitu­ ipeaker at Wednesday's obright here at home in our own tion to dose tile loophole that K e n n e th Sanderson, now of , makes It possible tor the admlnlaAlma, was the first Kiwanis . ; president and Municipal Judge < । and public parks in condition to traHve brunch of the government I. E. Barnett was the first secre- j • 4 guarantee safe usage by the aver- to drag us into undeclared wars tary. Milo DeVries was the first I Homecoming Queen — Mis* Hue, without the consent of Congreas? vice president. Dorrancr Treth-(oillons. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. 1 ric second vice president and । Frank JOilions of 219 E Blntr. ] meitlc mob* under proper control. This happend In Korea under Lester DeVaull the first treas- will reign over Hastings High * >-peaceful assembly." it would seem Truman and again a fe-w years urer. . 'homecoming festivities after her u unll)rf|ia (6,. covering all later in Viet Nam under Ken­ Charter member* of Kiwanis selection by the student body . I .. ,Membeft or her court Include • manner of violence. . nedy and Johnson. ulso Include Atty. Adelbert Cort* * * . right, Don and Dwight Fisher. Jeanne Cary, daughter of Dr. j It seems to us that the anJudge phlllp Mitchell. Alderman and Mrs Cary. 8. Young: Jill' We have little faith that any• Contlnucd on Page 4> Cedric Morey. Robert Walldorff Kenncdy. daughter of Mr. nnd thing resembling a 'meaningful Mrs Andrew Kennedy. R3 Has­ and William Schilhaneck. tings, E. Slate Road; Linda Hull. I Lloyd Valentine. 77. suffered daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laur-1 A Delton High School senior severe burns about his face and was killed and eight other per­ Well over $35,000 has been ence Hull. 401 N. Michigan, and head, lutnd* and arms about will 1 have a new zoning ordinance and a new son* were- ,InjuredHastings about 10:50 3:25 pin Munday when his raised by local Klwanlans thru Anne &;hondelniayer. daughter pzn. Saturday in pm. in a car-truck Board of Adjustments on Oct. 1, and on that date residents will of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Schon ­ such projects as the white ele ­ trailer home nt Green's Trailer the&,,Fcrei*heRoadnaU>uVMal mile! ,K‘sin lK‘>inK nMKe f"r K:irbaKe pickup service, members of the Park on South Hanover became phant sales beginning 'in 1942., delmayer, 636 E. Clinton. the World Travel Series which engulfed in flames. will follow the game. Held In I.north of the Calhoun County I City Council decided Monday night. . . . , wv • He was taken to Pennock Hos­ began in 1947 and are still g-iing । which r#i represents many hundreds of in Barry County. ■ ’The rl*“ new zoning code, which Saturday. October 1 will be the high school cafeteria. Il line strong. Kid's Day Peanut sale.l KiirrV F OFI111I1? pital by a neighbor. Miss DJiitm assistance to the secretary of 1 J M 1 filled with the excitement, thrill will feature a four-piece combo Michael E. Boomer. 17. Ill hours of study on the part of the Planning Commission and Bilsui.. where he was in an Im­ from Haatlng*. The Bad Mona II? and ceremony of annual home­ 1 City Council in conjunction with proved condition this Wednesday state's license bureau, and other*, z * Queen candidates this year are Delton, died before an ambu- | Walter Bagby of Scott Bagby * coming activities at Delton High All money raised goes to Has- ATRIPfl F OFfPS mottling. • Peggy Handy from the fresh­ tings and other area projects * V1 vvo Associates. Grand Rapids. Incor- ■ School. . Firemen qulekly brought the man clas*. Judy Dewey from the Hospital In Battle Creek. He porates minimum requirement* ■ During World War IJ^Kiwani- ( The festivities will begin with sophomore class and Junior Sue btaxint 36 - foot trailer under a parade at 4 pm. featuring class Hiles Tiie three senior candl- had suffered head and chest ] for the development and general I control, anil prevented exten- ana sponsored the County Veter-1 ans Council. Barry blood clinic, {welfare of the municipality. I ! floats from the four high school* dates, one of whom will be the injuries. BaiTy County citizens are form­ i grades which wilt follow this . It Is Intended to provide for I 55-foot trailer and to William war bond drive, salvage drive The injured included his bro-- — ------------- — •---------- --- , with 20.434 pound* shipped, plus ing a committee to give men leav- | year's f a theme of "Cartoon Char- 1066 homecoming queen, ore titer. Kelil'o 36 footer. Larry. 18. who had severe adequate light, air and convenlConnie Bridenstlne, Linda Dew­ Ing for the armed forces a "real deters " The Valentine trailer was des­ other acUviUes. head lacerations and other in-' cnee at access; to lessen congeaey and Sharon Jacob*. The club has sponsored Spring troyed. three windows in Miss ■ . . Connie 1* the daughter of Mr. luries; the driver of their car.. tian in the, streets; to secure Rrlson's trailer were broken and music festival* in 1945-46. enter­ i«ary m tuuung* Area vmm-1 I^rralne Gunn. 17. R2 Delton. I safety from Ore and other danof the her of Commerce, ho* announced. I cl*“ kln*’ *nd 1«Mn* will ride ( Bnd Mrs. Donald BridenstUia of who suffered a back injury, leg gers; to avoid undue -.oncentrkmu.n of mu?h oi the uir aluminum siding smuig an on tained charter ~ •members ----- ~ oule. R1 Dowling, Dowling She She is ft cnecricauer. a u.ju,, vA contingent of 35 men is ’to?i through the parade route. |R1 one aide was damage* A window William T. Wai ace Honor Soci_. > ..in 1 treasurer of the student council and orin fractures and lacera- Hon of population by regulating . ................. _ __ v... z-tv art rd in the YMCA camo . M CIO Um'< Club wmlueMwrar « l»e eu In Reid's trailer was broken by 'ely. aided In the YMCA camp (ievelopment and youth work in bold u abnU’eUckin barbecue. 17 9 A?. innn n Kellogg Community Col- tan, chest and back injuries; . of land, the height and bulk or ------------- -------- -- - ----- -— ! ^X.cS"c5Pu!S’lb';"pSi; and Sand study business. Janice Martin. 17. Cloverdale, buildings: to limit and determine The explosion occurred While town. ’ ieve Janice Martin. ... Cloverdale. Kiwanis has organized a Boy* wiIJ inaugurated at Oust Ume. Valentine was tn hl* trailer at bii M.o.. aS. Xlhe “ ““ many head cuts and other bruis­ the slxe of yards, and other open the stove. He said he struck ft AthleUc Club, sponsottd a Scout | Actlve in the plana are veterans spaces, to conserve the value of PaxabOKO. at r“ es. Linda Hock. 510 E. State property, and to encourage the match and the blast occurred. troop, a toy bank for kids In the organizations. the Rotary. Kiwanis, P.„U»„ Street, whiplash, head injuries, He manage;! to find his way out hospital, a county church dlrec- Lions, Exchange Clute, the Cham­ State College to study coametol- cut on the right arm and bruises, moat appropriate use of land tory. a non profit Grassland oi the trailer, and was even able ber Halftime will bring a shc is ls a B cheerleader, mem- and Richard McConnell. 18, R2 throughout the City. uc. of VI Commerce. Ministerial AsMuuume win uiiiix H band unuu | ogy. She to move his ear and park it on' Farms experiment, calf award •oclallon. mcrcluuits and other 5h0W centered around the car-1 V.A. and student Delton, who was treated for cut* Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith ------- -------- -- ---------- ---- | ucr oUij MIC qj ca-aa.ra ----- ------------HanAver Street, then ran back to project, hearing test* in schools, citizen*. rltiri'lis Inn nf ___ >■ jj secretary. named __________________ Robert Newell and Lynn and bruises and released. toon tHami* theme, nrr.o'ntnt presentation of the the wunc guidance films in school*. 4H council-------nnd—Lion', a-j. ojiaron. Sharon, me the udaughter of — Mr■ Also hurt was Robert Arnett. Ferry to wrve on the new Organizations outside Hasting*.i, student ----------- ----------------- >«kmw* «• Conservation projects and such as the Hickory Comer* wards for tile best dais float ancj Bftd Mrs Robert Jacobs. R1 Dow- 25, Battle Creek, who suffered] Board of Adjustment* for the nursery word at Pen ­ equipped th* hospital. American Legion, — and ------other.groups, I the crowning of -the 1966 home- llng WOuld like to attend Kellogg head Injuries and body bruise* remainder of the year. Aldernock Hospital. ' । — -----------------— -Firemen said Valentine had re­ , community College and eventu- Wlth him was his father. Ward I man Dale B***ett—who is alio A big eivle evvnl was *pon- ----are----------------------------------------------invited to Join the programI | coming n™ king »nrt and mw-n. queen, moved a newly-purchaaed stove KtmMttl RThe homecoming dance. *fiy Ferris with hopes of becom- T. Arnett. 62. Battle Creek, Rob-, a member of the Planning GOP Chairman soring the appearance here of to provide a luncheon and a gift, - -------------•* from the trailer, and had taken the famed Eddie Guest on to the men leaving for service. Radant. president of the larry I rhlrh la open to the public, j Ing an art teacher. She also is It to Battle Creek that day. Evi­ . tor two-year term* and Jack Broadcasting Company Vtoloh . --------------------i - ----------------- B cheerleader and a member of pital Monday Sept. 16. 1947. For the lime being, the Halting.*; -------------------------------dently. the gas hud not been owns wbch. is Die new chair .Echllnaw and Duane Jarman ‘ the G.A j \ Tiie club has pushed voting! Area Chamber of Commerce office I Inmofir'llc ( Infill I According to the report, there shut off*entirely, and filled the had been a mmor sideswipe col- ,or thr" ycar trailer In his absence. When he registration drives, sought out;W||) be the committee's head-, 17CIHUV1 (1U> VFlJCII । publican Committee. Rad A nt. lww , 1 llslon between a stpix t.-nk truck Hastings Assessors Floyd Craig returned, the concentration was nominees for a Charter Controls-1 quarter*. menl'it for the sophomore*, and driven by Robirt Arnett, rni - 1 and Russell Doty are to coat nie who received ths Jayo«M Dls“ ° great enuugh to c/use-the ex­ slon, underwrote initial expense of a Civic Player* project and'. car driven by Sever y I. Smith. .Lt- - —!•*« until a saigle aases- tlngulshed Service Award ta 1983. plosion. R1 Dowling. A patenger in Ute, tor app-nr-td. ■ nTolecta Mr*H A. Adrounte i* Mrs Pay Green, across Han­ aided in the Christmas pageant mlttee meeting is set for 7:30 pm. 1*1. Smith ear was Margaret Hook. in naming Bassett to the ap- vice chairman. over to the west, said she heard to "Put Christ Back Into Christ- W«mad.y. □«. S » ir.r CTuunl-r BaCK (,30(110310 will compete for homecoming 35. R3 Delton. I peal board. Mayor peckwlthj the boom and looked out and saw office. king, arc Ike <Ken> Mercer. Klwanlans have sponsored the The four got out of their thanked the veteran councilman ••We hope represcntallvni from Irene Palter, chairman of the Jamie Payer and Butch iEarl> vehicles and were standing for accepting the post. Under the leaving his trailer when the blast annual Kids Day program, aided all communities In the county I Barry County Democratic Comalong the road when the car | old ordinance, the Council has occurred, spewing smoke out the i the Special Education School in will be present so that officer* mtttee. announced that the Thorn. driven by Mis* Gunn ap- acted as the appeal board window on th^east end of the many ways, sponsor* summer mn be elected, and plana com- j Democratic headquarter* at 128 Raymond Mercer of R2 Delton proacbed. | jn llne the new ordinance. trailer. He ran around and saw baseball for kids, gave 8850 tor pleted." nankin* said. 8. Jefferson is open every day and plans to attend the UnlverRobert Arnett, the report said.' the council turned down the re, Valentine coming out of the: kitchen equipment at the Y The temporary name of -Jve 13 ''°°n “PU' 1 P" »lty of Michigan studying elec­ stood near the tanker and quMt of । camp, supplied equipment for a Oulf Ofi Company trailer. WBVeQ 4 Democratic material la avall- trical engineering He te captain waved Reid said he has heard the ex­ dental office at the Medical Pa­ group is "Armed Forces Sendoff < his arms The drizzle and for B ch ange to pennit » |< ftF AriTIV IJUIV of the football team, play* bas-; knei5 on Assoclatton of Barry County." plosion of five-six slicks of dyna­ i clllty. , qun storage plant on the parcel J J । Committee members are ex­ ra^TtJ dub Uh“ The club helped landscape the ‘ m noA 10 ,he*JLhSX* UkUn‘«ei I of “land°Rd?. Cr^rto The«““.Tlte a on1 1 n g • n t of . *"* — --------- -------------------------------.,.1 A econ tingent of 38 35 fcarry Barry Any citizen can help by contact- | mite. and this explosion was Just an invitation to every­ ^re^t rt arml o th^riudem' H“ Special Education School, be­ Ing ' the Chamber of Commerce pending Robert Arnett llon Bt Broadway and Woodland, county men. Including ata rolI as loud. one to visit the headquarters. gan the presentation of a heifer office. sergeant-at-arm* of the student B glBnclnf blow, .pun him to pUnnlnB CommlMton h,d unteers. have recelvod order* to to an outstanding FPA member, The 1968 Dollars for Democrats 52.000. Jaime, th* son of Mr and Mrs X^lhe^'oMhe’tank^ lurnfd down u>e rw»uwl' and r*P°Jt tor ‘2^^“ 10“ WU* i Is on until Oct. 6. Wendall Sha- Julius Poyer of R4 Baltic Creek. Valentine retired in January, sponsored the new Ionia Kiwa­ tn-yanrt ' when Oct.—10. unen company representatives service v on Monday. ---------- ---------. WUnis Club and the Key Club there fcr. chairman of the drive, has -------------- -------------------- ---S unua. Und*. Janice, Janice. me* Kick ana »™1 aania J.nu appeared at the last Council ham Muihweek. chained of o! Schilhaneck. chairman to thc U« and have sponsored Kiwanis Day i announced. Anyone wishing to ».nu 10 «und K.Umujo Colwith the New York Central. He meeting appealing for the the Selective Service board, has lege to study pre-law. He is a ; make a contribution may do so and his wife. Clara, celebrated change, a meeting with Council- announced. member of the Varsity Club and | o( xlr Kiwanis help* sponsor the Lee at the Democratic headquarters their golden wedding on June The men are to report to the H. Lamb Invitational Wrestling b” “S? Mr .nd «» Xi; men. Planning Commission 26. 1960. She died In July, 1961. Dinnlfiv Ilerp Democratic committee. memberstand company men was American Legion Hail at 3:30 tournament, provided the juve­ : Mi*. John Thom of R2 Delton I r2 u a arranged. pjn to board a bus for Detroit. nile home with toys and TV. The Barry County Historical! The Democratic co m m 111 e c He is a member of the Varsity . J*"*,, * The Commission again recom ­ adopted a child in Syria and Society Is preparing for the ap- unanimously endorsed Angus also and is uncertain uf hte 3unlor “ mended dental, as did Bagby Jack Haight. 11,1314 N. Broad­ Lebanon, gave »500 to the Public peurance here of the Michigan .M c L e o d on the non-partisan Club future plans ntanager of the A * P store I Bagby wrote the Council that geney was indaeled. In that way. has cotton plant* growing Library for adult reading section, Hlstorymobile on Oc t 21-22-23 , »cket for Circuit Judge. Traditionally the names of the 1 alongside the driveway of his continued support of the Pen­ and to advertise it* appearance ' "I feel very strongly that the — •-----------ice* for winning king and queen will be Volunteers leaving Oct. 10 in­ home litat he says are about nock nursery, helped sponsor the merchant* are planning window | P|qh ' City should not permit this ex­ were held concealed until the halftime of ready to bloom. Jack is a 6th! Please See MORE ABOUT: pedient. co*t-*avmg step by the clude David E Quada. Charles .L. _ The Vermontville Lions are the game. The student body will ■ Gulf OU Corporation for their E. Schleh and Allen E Peters. . . KIWANIS. Page 3. making plans for their annual make their choice* on secret bal­ 19. and Michael A. Murphy. are needed for the** exhibit* and I ,"Flu Clinic" offered local resl- lot from the six candidate* Home. The Rev. Mardu* E. own good and for the long range good of the City The City -iff i- Dennis R. Kroaachell and David persons having things they would , Float construction was begun Taber ornciated and burial ■lals and the Chamber of Com­ E. Neeson, 18. be willing to loan are requested 1 dents. It will probably be held “ ’ Cemetery, sometime in October. Last year this week and the student body Others receiving orders are to call Mrs John B. Walton. 525 nearly 400 persons received the is looking forward to It* biggest in Hastings merce should take this oppor­ tunity to assist the Gulf Oil W. Grant Street. shots. ’ Pall activity. Corporation in finding several McClelland. Jr. both 22: Richard The Historical Society is to acres of land in the very large meet this Thursday at 8 pan. al D-2 District provided in the Zon­ the City Bank 17. 1949, in an Cheney and Thomas J Gibson. Ing ordinance." Bagby explained the proposal 20. Kenneth N Rheynard. Jr.. V the Medical ; would not comply with the pro­ Thomas A. Brill. Daniel E. Care Facility. Michael was six vision of the new ordinance re- Hutchings. Jr, Daniel M. Jaror. months old at the time. | qulring bulk fuels bertocated al Stephen J. Converse, Charles 8. He is survived by hte mother ! least 100 feet from any building and rtep-fathrr. WIPlam nnd 1 occupied by a person, and there Douglas R Miller. Robert J. Roy­ 11.300 toward a fund to buy new | should be no explosion hazard er. Jerry L. Reese. Vance M. Hig­ 16; a half-brother. Brent Hay­ don. Randy J. Knapp. James H. More than >00 area realdsnt*. uniforms for the Nashville-Kel­ Parents of children attending ward. 9. and a half-sister. Julie. the street from a church and a Rlne. Charles C Johnson. Steven including business and profea- logg High School Band. Dr. elementary classes at Central are 14; a step-broth *r. Marvin new elementary school may be K. Dunn. William D. Bwartx. Stuart LofdahL chairman of the Invited to the first meeting of Edward L. Phllllpe. Randy H. built in the area. men and induMrialisa. gathered drive said that even this fund Centra! PTA Tuesday to "attend Raymond. Wilson E. Guernsey, a gtep-slster. Marlene Hayward, i In Preebytertan Hall Monday will be considerably enlarged evening to honor four outstand­ when everything is in and tabu­ Principal Ken Robbe an­ grandparents. Mr. and Mrs ing cithrna of Hasting*—Aben lated. nounced that the PTA program Rusnell Hart. Sr, Hastings, and । Johnson. Maurice Lambie. J. his paternal grandparents. Mr The city council Monday eve­ period* in which parent* will Howard Tredinnick and David ning voted to make Clinton have an opportunity to attend VanBuaklrk. Street a through street to Han- cltildren's classes, learn what is A wasp tn the cab of a truck ! The Council approved the first orer to facilitate the movement being taught, school procedures increase in garbage pickup serv­ didn't sttng the driver but be was and policies. in in v»ar« TVi- new enntracl responsible for another type of The program opens at 7:30 and The Barry County Health De- effective Oct. 1 permits charging continues until 9 p.m. porunent will conduct an im35 a month for twice a w««k Delegate* from Barry county PTA dues will be collected tn OPEN NEW STDDIO —The Mute Center to keUing a grand munlxs-ion clinic at Middleville residential service, an increase of several bridges In the county the hall and Central Annex. T-K High School Thursday. Oct. ,-rom It.88. Extra cans will oast jbat need replacing, according 50 cents a month instead of 4O.n- • REGISTERED NURSES OP cent*. Daily business pickup will the BARRY COUNTY—Your Hospi­ stringrd the, Republican State Ooaven- tal need* helpl Evening and •cbool will be called from their night tour* of duty. Why not rinAInf a gift investigate? Clara Sage, RN.. Director of Nuralng. 10/37 Zoning Code I New Effective Saturday; Lloyd Valentine Severely Burned In Trailer Fire Delton Senior Killed Saturday In Night Crash Parade, Barbecue, Game llilite Delton Homecom ing Up Garbage Rate Mayor Names Netv Appeal Board; Garbage Pickup Goes to $2. 35 Monthly; Study Water Treatment Sendoff Group SL'I ™ ■"« “» Headquarters, 35 Men Receive Orders to Report Seek Antiques. Historical Items I Pzir Display Here For Has Cotton Plants 'Flu Clinic* backward glances a “bits ofyaterday".... as gleaned from ibe Banner files Central PTA to Have Special Parents Program Worse Than a Sting Middleville Clinic .. a �■1 Durfee Sy »r». /.I. Man’s Face is With en Bottle Zella Fuller at Comstock. * Mr. Attend Among at DtitaQ WCtU AW BJB. fcnatlne MeCowen those attending the School MU* of 'fftalam Successful Hunt In Newfoundland. Barry Sale* Tax in Monday. Sept 10. whfl In Newfoundland with I Indiana of Mr. and Mr* Leslie Conklin Smith of NaahvUto. open Sundays in October from In their new home. * Mrs. Don­ to 4 pm. BcnUek shot a large caribou, one ald Cheney spent the weekend and family Sunday. * Sympathy with Donald at Fort Knox. Ky, goes out to the Homer Hammond aa it was hU birthday Sunday. family as he died Saturday D. Pierce. Michigan's flrat State | bou meat because the rest spoiled morning and was burled Mon­ The Bernard Historical Boel- Superintendent of day. He had been 1U a long Ume. structlon (1838-4D, Mr. and Mrs. John Hook were Author to Spook At Historical Moot before Municipal Judge Sales tax collections from 601 returns in Barry County tn July totaled 0116,17183. That Included 812.209 for building material, 84.805 for general merchandise. 842318 for food, 838JM0 for auto­ motive. 83300 for apparel. 83331 for furniture and 88324 for mis­ cellaneous retail. July use tax collections here totaled 011347.40. on a charge of PLAY THIS WEEKS JACKPOT WORTH *200°°! GAME NO. SEVEN HERE ARE YOUR ™- WEEK'S WINNING NUMBERS . . . CHECK THESE AGAINST THE BLUE CARD THAT YOU PICKED UP AT THE STORE LAST WEEKI > 18 WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN BY 9:00 P.M. —SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 1900. MORE WINNERS! LEGALS Hastings Jackpot Winner*—Week No. 6 $100.00 Cosh Mrs. Larry Jonet $200 Cash (Jackpot) Bonnie Davidson 36 42 48 58 68 40 54 56 JO 76 78 80 82 88, JO 96 98 10g WWW 52 Patricia Dunklee Auatra Grinvdldi Yvonna Urias Hnimbll BaHSIn NUMBERS TO PLAY 38 50 PLAY THESE NUMBERS 1 IN ANY SEQUENCE ON YOUR BLUE BINGO CARD BLUE CARD 2 8 10 16 24 26 28 30 Clifford Mogoon Meredith May Ken Stamm Mr*.. Claude Walton Mrs. Wm. Gallup *Mrt. Edwin Chaffee. Minnie Hinckley Mrs. George Stanford BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR ORANGE CARD FOR NEXT WEEK'S 'JACKPOT - BINGO' GAMEI 9TORKS Donna Morrill SWIFT PREMIUM PROTEN STANDING RIB ROAST IIWVT mmiM PORK ROAST X * ■ PROTEN SHORT RIBS of BEEF FRESH, PICNIC STYLE 79 3 9.' OUR OWN PORK SAUSAGE FARMER PEET'S FULLY COOKED HAMS WStti'""' rfM'.'SK. sfajr 49fc VAN HOLTEN'S GENEROUS CAMPBELL'S 49s SHANK PORTION ASWfSEflTl Bi WAYNI fr HAROLD HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A STAR A/TCH BONE REMOVED... 13 to 16-lb. AVG. daylight* out of a wagon to any SALTINE CRACKERS SPASTAN A PACKAGE SPARTAN COFFEE SPARTAN APPLESAUCE ROBERTS COOKIES THI MAI THING F1OM FiOelDA'... WAITAN ntSH F1OZEN IVK. fDfAM LMHITI GAL. CTN. WAXTAN CHICKIN, IEEF. 1 TU1XEY PKG. BLUE SONNET SOH MARGARINE CTN. OVEN-FIEfH SAI CAKE ANGEL FOOD 12-OL WT. PKG. 19' 13' 39' 39' 29 $ jf ECKRICH—LARGE SLICES 66‘ c_, 29e 4 < For *1 CAN SLICED BOLOGNA 79 pkg. PESCHKE ROASTED OR POLISH SAUSAGE 79fc Mar-Crest COTTAGE CHEESE 1-lb. Carton Swiss Chalet OVENWARE YOUR CHOICE of... QT. COVERED CASIROLE, 5" x 9" DIEP LOAF PAN, I" SQUARE CAKE PAN, £ £ f r ROUND CAKE PAN, or 6*4" x 1014“ UTILITY BAKING PAN Get Double S&H Green Stamps Every Wednesday COUNTRY Fat In ... CalAMtO COTTAGE (NEESE Sl5‘ GRADE *A MEDIUM FRESH EGGS LIMIT I CTN. WITH THIS COUPON 8 A 15 00 OR MOK FOOD ORD El 1HIU SAT- OCT. I, 1066. WITH COUPON AT LEFT DOZEN FRESH EGGS Dez. 39< — 13-OL PKG. CREAMED WITH COUPON BELOW quenuy, to do something outstanding; perhaps a little more than we fed capable ~ry a home improlect this tall. SAUERKRUAT < fiC Fresh. Tender, Nutritious WITH PUICHAJE OF A v> OAL AT MG. PKICT FROZEN POT PIES CAN QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ORANGE JUICE Iff .when advice la given B wt» would achieve Os through accommt. Last Saturday be fragment of such Bslntrgrated over the lighting up the I over several state* an nwesorne display fl-or. TASTES LIKE IT COSTS MORE*. . . REG. OR DRIP WHOLE COUNTIY LAN! VANILLA ... 10' TOMATO SOUP CAULIFLOWER -29 TOKAY CRAPES »*■ »’« �WMU Professor to Delton High C?un“l»T“‘h,rt Names Staff Norman Russell of Western Michigan University U to be here J For YGCirbook Thursday. Oct. 20. to counsel teachers on their graduate and provided four weeks of tennis Instruction, sent two youngsters' to camp and fried 1 _220 hambur- More About- Kiwanit thIn 1967 'n,e *,a,f P^^ns for tiw----edition of the yearbook the Del­ PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Lay-Away TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY POR SALE—Stanley prunes. Mc­ Intosh apples and other vari­ eties In season. Sweet cider. 'Hours: Dally 9 to 6, Sunday 1:30 to 6. Paul Wittenbach,' Clarksville. Michlgon. Phone— Saranac 642-2850. 10/0 WANTED - A SECRETARY Must be a good typist, able to take dictation - shorthand pre­ ferred with a good figure apti­ tude for sales office. Good starting salary for experience and personnel Call 795-3304 10/6 Reg. $129.40 Save $ 30.00 KODAK '**^3" KgSBy- Lwtunotic7Yl50 Movie Projector (ASY TIM[ payments S&H GREEN STAMPS Don't Miss Consumers Power Co. SPECIAL SALE GARDNERS Phone 945-2134 110W. State" ' 1 days In Jail. She pleaded to Re-enactment of the Battle of I furnishing Intoxicants to minors. Hastings, England, which oc-iThe tomplaint was signed by cun ed in 1066. will be one of the Nashville Chief of Police Ro-i highlights of the 900th annlver-1 l.'ert Parker. ' Continued from Page One sary celebration which Is to be, • held early In October ' . I Mrs. Katherine P. Dolan, end tion will be Elite E. Faulkner. j0!’n5On orr, ,he Walter P. Zoioskl, Nashville.| Clyde Wilcox, Allen C. Hyde. Dr of drlv-1 Frank Corrolhera. Stuart Cle­ official dr egates -from Hustings. I W(UI found mg aaturday by Municipal Judge ment. Archie’D. McDonald. E. G Mich . to the celebration. Mrs, Dolan and Mrs. John- i, e. Barnett. A S2fi fine and son are to leave Saturday with court costs were suspended He Mr and Mrs. Stephen Johnson. wax given a 10-day Jail sentence , and Sir. and Mrs. Richard with credit for time already) Groos are to leave here rm Oct. fpent m jajj. Thc incident ocHastings Civic 1 Playnra are 8 to attend the celebration. | CUrred Aug. 20. The program for the cclebra-; Uon is three pages long, it starts I----------------------------------------------------- Our Broasted Chicken October 7 Worth Crowing About" LANDLUBBER INN Backward Glances ReckieSS Driver ty.” It requires a Jolly. King on Tt.urr.day. Oct. 13 The next' Cole ww type vypc of ui interpretation. mw.pipv—m... Tom -y there are to be lectures, balls, a Myers, originally scheduled for M1|lng nnd searchlight dis-' the port. U leaving soon to take I play, are requeued to call 2660. lhfre u an „AU Nlgh[ jnvaslon •/ * * Rave" plus fireworks. 40 Years Ago 1 Saturday. Oct. 15. there will be Republican candidate# tar an Anglo-French International county office met Thursday and | Archery tournament, and the re­ elected the following os to serve; enactment of Ute Battle of Hason the Republican County Com- I Ungs with 400 to 590 in the cast mlttec—C. H. Osborn, chair-1 authentic Jousting tournaman; A. R. Siegel. Freeport, ment is also scheduled At 5:30 vice chairman; George Coleman, there is a "pipkin drinking consecretary and Mrs. Leon Bauen | *‘-'t." That wil be followed by treasurer. i nre*orlu 0,1,1 an oW time ball. ' ... ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Groos expect to Another nice improvement li ’<> on to Stockholm and Hamahout to be made on Eart State hunt on ubslness. returning here Strew. E A Burton te having 9’J 23 others Plnn *° vL’n the old frame laundry building "<h'r be,or(’ returning erect a fine brick block, 44 x 82 feet. This will make the second big Improvement on our main buslne&s street this year and. to­ gether with the Fuller Lumber Company's beautiful new block on Michigan Avenue will noteably add to the appearance of the buslnesa district here. A. K. C. Pike, of the local chased the Jewelry stock of W. N. Gladstone of Middleville, and M-43 on Wall Lake Open Every Day But Monday Phone 623-5311 BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Permanent Special! REG. $10. now ’8.50 Complete IMON., TUES.. WED. ONLY) Peg’s Beauty Shop * Peg Preston, Owner Above Hastings Saving & Loan Coll 945-3382 HASTINGS, MICH eniWlff SATURQgFiSTAEFiNALDAYOF PENNEYS BiFqHDBY PARTY! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY WAYS FIRST QUALITY* store here. Mr. Plko Is taking over operations of the new store ThroSoWrdayo^*! family Middleville. FOR SALE—Apples—McIntosh12 00 bushel. Leon Tack. 2 miles N. of Banficld. 10/fl letter from his niece, Mias Nellie Clark, who resides In Harkstone, Norfolk. England, in which she describes & Zeppelin raid. Harie- Now $ 99.40 THE HASTINGS BANNE*—3 " ___ More About- era mav call the county super- Delton Kellogg High School. drive for the Inter-Faith chapel Intendent of school oflice. 495Editor's duties will be fulfilled st the Kalamazoo Stele Hospital. I I ... IK. -K.K - — , 41 in before rv-> by Nancv Nancy Wertman and and assistant 4192 Oct. •>7 <•' for an »p* tr. rditor will be Janet Thompson polntment. who will take over the book next year. youths, as well as tending a girl to the Chicago convention. Payer and ills assistant, Howard Klwanlans awarded plaques to Shattuck Sue Campbell aixl Kara top 4H winners at the fair, pur­ Thompson will head the organiza­ chased tables for the Community tions section. Gordon Dill will Center, sponsored Summer base­ ball for boys, purchased dolls for serve as photographer. Christmas gifts, shared in Uic The arrival of the 1966 Del- printing cost of the Teen - Age tonlan brought a shower of con­ Code of Behavior, distributed 360 gratulatory comments at the open- gifts to needy children, helped to organize and backed purchase of Concrete Blocks and than ever before and filled with quonset buildings for the fair, .several innovations. distributed Prayer tents to local Lightweight Blacks I The 1967 staff plans for still a restaurants, the hospital .and Nashville, Mich. bigger book with the desire to, Medical Facility, sponsored Uic ' Include more suggestions from the. church directory in "VacatlonPhone 653-2791 , student body. There wili be a few land,*' Hastings Chamber of Ihgi.new sections and the enlargement Commerce lure book, and did of some of the olH nrM. t many other things. This year the Kiwanis have planted 5,500 trees and provided 11,000 more for 4H and Boy 1 Scouts to plant, contributed $250 I I to the hospital's building fund. ; barbecued 300 chickens for the 14H leaders apptVclullon dinner. I provided a bred ewe, Tennessee | walker, pony, dairy heifer, bred ( gilt for 4H and FFA members. ! paid tulUon for two foreign chllI dren. gave »100 for HHS band j trips abroad this past Summer. Kodak Instamatic M-2 Movie Camera... $ 39.95 Kodak Instamatic M-50 Movie Projector $ 69.50 Movie Screen $ 19.95 I Re-Enactment of Hqu, **i>.<’. A'r*‘!‘’d Mrs. Rcnctnarie Goforth. 27.. Battie, Jousting to pay a 125 fine plus <735 I court costs Tuesday by Municipal In Hastings Our Toddletime* sleepers reduced for pre-season savings! Ing from the continent. One-o^ the bomba dropped by a Zeppelin fell In a pasture adjoining her father's residence, killing three widespread alarm, since no one •an tell where they will strike next. •Um 1 to 4, I Senior Social Club will meet Ion Monday. Oct 3 at 1 pm. in « 3 to 8, w'e ■ on reg. 2.49 NOW ,/ FRIDAY and SATURDAY whv l#Z Z reg. 2.19 NOW leW Scoop this Penney speciol today I Cuddle* Sept. 30 — Oct. 1 soft cotton knit sleepers for infants and toddlers! Terrific buys at regular prices, MUSIC CENTER now reduced through Saturday only! Our own Toddletime exclusives—made especi­ ally to meet our exacting size and quality specifications) Penn-Set* shrinkage con­ Proudly ANNOUNCES trol guarantees the size you buy is the sizes The Opening of their new OP® they'll stay . . . even after countless wash-, ingsl Gaily printed pullover tops with plas- • tic-soled solid bottomsl Buy 'em now . . , J Music Instruction Studio and sq*vel Come In and Meet Our Highly Qualified Teachers... Jerry Smelker Greg Shetterly Stringed Instruments DRUMS CHARGE IT ALL! Instruction on . . . Guitar - Banjo - Mandolin - Electric Bass Drums - String Bass Register for FREE PRIZES l»t PRIZE — Your choice — Harmony Model 945 Guitar and Cate, or White Hall Snare Drum Set. 2nd PRIZE—Capitol Manual Monau­ ral Record Player. 3rd PRIZE—$10.00 Gift Certificate. "WHUI THUI'S MUSK TWUf CAN T U MISCNMT* 4th PRIZE—$5.00 Gift Certificate Fashion-wise snow bunnies TODDLETIME* ACRILAN* pick fun-fur pile jackets! AND ACETATE OVERSLEEPERS! Enjoy Life More With Music! Learn to play on instrument. We'll ho hnnnv to explain our new student plan to you. Rentals available on student।guitars and (bums. Music Center Instrument Salas - Service - Interaction Bl W. Inn 498 Just the thing to keep b*by warm and chill winter nights . . . Toddlelime® plush Acrilan* acrylic and acetate with per. *long-wear plastic soles, elasticised blue, pink, and maize in sizes l-4s . comfortable on ovenleepers of full-length zip­ ankles! While, , Thay’ra really long-haired blends of ocrytic-and modacrylic pile in cheerful colors all lhe gals go fori Cuddly-warm, loo, whh weather-proof olefin backing, at etale-quill linings I Moms'll go for these •xtrg-spociei Pgnney prices. ' fus, 12.98 14.98 tkra. 945-42S4 OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. UNTIL P.M. FRIDAY 9 AM. TIL 9 P.M.; • �Conrad. Jt_ and Rkhard F. Oct- few resource* of Its own. getting Ito military "muacle." According to Japanese diplomata who have EDITORIAL extreme height of 860 tnllra reached supplies an coming from Red Palnurs Billy Ttikei First in Last 8 Starts Fires Destroy Barn, Silo, Christmas Trees Pal's BiUy to flrat place win at the Hillsdale County Pair Turn- Tills menu* Uiat, indirectly al least, some ot the help U comity tainly wlUUn a decade. Mont of ua Ude. With Increased material* Birtha at Pennock to operate Advance Planning Cuts Confusion in Preparing Meals and couldn't But Uie really remarkable plisse of the flight of the Gemini XI was the extent to which Uie in­ practlcally noUcles* and very con­ credibly difficult and delicate dockvenient for operation wiUUn Uie price boost*. This outcry against city limit*. This 1* Uie first real break through Meals hum-drum lately? Food However, rapid Improvements In in space travel made since Russia costs beyond amount* budgeted? Th* Hastings Banner conventional car* powered by In­ sent her first Sputnik aloft to ternal combustion engines, drove Initiate the beginning of the space Uic aristocratic electric* off the help, according to Martha Kulm. B. M. COOK. X41wr Now. wlUi gas fumes and noise operative Extension Service In OXB HUNDMED AND a growing problem in many con­ other important bit of Information Barry. Ionia, and Montcalm gested areas, the silent, fume-free ha* been gleaned from the last countire Complete gUB&caipnoN electric may have a potentially good market for "town" driving tn metropolitan areas. Tremen­ dously improved storage batteries and the fuel cell point Uie way two Gemini flights—how little we know of the capability of the human body to perform simple avoid dreary, repetitious meals," operations tn space and how much Mrs. Kuiui suggest* having more mutt be known with new sets of problems solved before Uie well In mind the axnounU of foods needed dally by the family. Thl* new generation of electric*, If It comas, will be strictly utlll- baidc food group*: milk and President Ferdinand E. Marco* milk product*; meat, poultry. of Uie Philippine* la guerrilla hero peas; vegetables and fruits; and of World War XI) bad some in- Slcksr* )Lu AMUICAN MSWVAFU kSMUSSNTATIVSS Im. ping trips, social engagements and tor driving back and forth to work —practical and Inexpensive little vehicles to supplement rather than NATIONAL NEWSPAMR faster conventional automobiles. abused UB. foreign policy during his recent visit to Uie United State*. According to hl* point of view, the US military pretence In the Far East is "an Indispensable factor in maintaining the ctabUlty easiest to start with main dLshcs. Select other foods to complete HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian D Ray Gibion] hablUtatlon Division. BACK TO SCHOOL" Defrosting AAeats ’25 10 *1,000 at... Local Finance Wl 5-4062 323 $■ Michigan Hastings firemen were railed 820.000. WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER Acid • Cloudy Bad Taste • Bad Odor If your faucet water i* staining your fixture*, ruining your laundry, or is otherwise obnoxious—you have a PROBLEM. It’s to ea«y and so economical to have char, filtered, conditioned water . . . automatically, luit call and Say— Barry Physicians | Photo-Cop Receive Awards | A vailable at Public Library newS na BASTING* BANNS*—J Nashville Fund Drive Needs More Workers ciety Convention in Grand Rap­ id* this week. HesUngs Public Library Is a Dr. George Benlsek, radiologist Piioto-Copter. at Pennock Hospital, took first This copying machine is ex­ Bridge winners M. the ladles tremely useful for reproducing luncheon at the Hastings Coun- tography. Information from mkgailne*. delicious lunch wee The Nashville Area United books, newspaper*, chart*.. and Fund Drive will hold It* "Kick from many other source*. color painting entitled •'Barn.' Mr*. Florence Wilson, librari­ Dari* of Vermontville. Street school Tueaday, Oct. 4. at an. feels this copying machine ed the luncheon held at tho'Saturday. Oat. 8. at Northeastern. on^ in the stoneware division makes much more information Methodise Church In Delton and , . • ■ Mrs. Wallace Cnbom enterMr* Harry Laurent 1* chair­ available to patrons than would enjoyed the program of Rev. MnL with Judy talned the Book Club for lunch- I man again this year and said the otherwise be possible. Much ex­ , _ - ■< _________ _1Blough of Freeport a* co-bortea* cellent material Is contained In The Uocmertlng of the group eaUrt<tned a mtereibook* and magaxlnes that may This Is slightly higher than fhl. In i. ...... __ __- *---not be taken from the library, Mr* Estella Kelly, who lives Janice Sherman at the former's and many patrons do not have Ackrtt and Mra. Carrie Cnley home on Saturday evening, Sept. the time on a specific day to ore to take charge of tills meetBaum, celebrated her 87th blrthHospital early Saturday for In­ copy this Information by hand. bcautlful Fall colors of blending Many students and adults have step up the total a bit ibis year. juries suffered when lie lilt a salted to her for this special already availed themselves of In addition to Nashville, other car parked on W. State Road with gold muim for Uie center­ occnslon and rercral friends with its lights out. according to this service, which costs 10 cents piece, and also an umbrella with "dropped In" <o wish her a "Hap­ the old school districts of BarryUie came decor partially covering py Birthday." ville. Qualltrap. Branch. Shores. driving home from work and Hosmer. Castleton. Morgan, the gift table. Mra. Robert Cook didn't see Clyde V. Wert’* 1962 Barna, Mason. Maple Grove and Mra Thane Youngs were Blrtl Road entertained 25 guests Al a meeting ot the Board of and McKelvey, | played and Mrs. Don Preston SolunUiy evening honoring the Ing. He was taken to Pennock Director* of the E. W. Bliss Com­ wedding anniversary of the Ken­ pany. the regular quarterly 46­ Hospital and released. He works cent dividend was declared on 30 guests to enjoy the evening. dall Kellers of Wall Lake. al Steelcase In Grand Rapids the company's 1180 Cumulative Mrs Donald McMullen enterConvertible Preferred Stock, for trlcts I Mr. and Mra. John Birman. 8r„ payment Oct*. uci 15. ia. to W) stockholders siocaiioiaers _________ _______ I entertained lheir family for of record at the close of business • j Sunday dinner. The group In­ Church street, Friday evening. Oct 5. 1 JFanf Ads Sell Lnused Items! ! eluded Mr. and Mrs. John Bir­ man. Jr., and family (John has recently returned from Bulter| worth Hoepllal where he was a i Fans seemed pleased Friday I patient for two weeks), Mr. and night at the excellent Illumina­ •Mra. Howard Birman and fam- MIcktri C«rnUll«. St- Clilr Bksrw 31 tion on Johnson Field provided 30 IlMtlngt . . . | ily, Mr. and Mra. Walter Birman by the new light*, but Rene Gan| and family, and Mr. and Mrs. gulllet, superintendent of build­ i Robert Coffey and non from Alings and grounds, wasn't quite 1 iendnJe. Mra Coffey is the satisfied. FIRST DAY COVER daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John Terry A. Doolittle. Holland . . Monday night lighting engi­ | Birman, Jr. Robert Birman of Elaine M. Cline. Bl Middleville FULL SET OF 8 STAMPS . . . neers were al the field adjust­ j Silver Springs, Md , was in White ing the lights. , Sands. N. M . where the Falr(An unuted set will be enclosed for an extra 75<> Instead of being besmed at the । chlld-HUler Co. put up a rocket Ioan Blun». Ilutingi . 10-foot mark from each sideline, I • on the 15lh Mr and Mrs. Dallas they are now beamed right on The Philatelic Society of Hastings, England Hutchings of Fort Lauderdale, Uie sidelines, Gangulllet ex­ । Fla were iiome a short time ago plained. Secondary School for Boys are offering a service to and iuul a picnic dinner with 34 ird OouM. WoedUod . Lights from the west side il­ the Birman family al Tyden luminate the east side, and the coltactors whereby first day covers using the official east side lights Illuminate the Lsartnct Ballas. Bl 8k«lbyv11l* G.P.O. envelopes will be mailed with the Hastings EU«b V Ctipau. Mlddtevttla Sunday. Sept. 11, George Den­ post mark on October 14th. , nlson took his neighbors for a -helicopter ride and the Lrlghbors , have been "up In the air" since Last week's Banner incorrectly Orders—to arrive by October 7th—accompa­ i the first neighborhood picnic. It listed Mark Engle, son of Mr. . was hold at 101 Sherwood Drive and Mrs. Vernon Engle, as a nied by $1.00 (or $1.75) should ba sent to:— ADMITTANCES al the home of Ollie and LuclUd BATTLE CBDEK — Sandra freshman at Ferris Institute. Mark Is a freshman al Alma Col­ The Master in Charge, The Philatelic Society (AMI 1 Coleman on Sept. 25 with 40 In lege. We are sorry for the error. I attendance. Those helping were the Joe Lindners, the William Hastings Secondary School for Boys I Lentzes and the George Denni­ CLAXK8VILLB — Oho Kit a. Mrs. Herbert Wedel returned home Tuesday after visiting her sons. Tills Is n new area called Priory Road, Halting), Sumox, England 'daughter and family, the Robert Melody Acre*, the "melody" be«.'Onstotta, In California for several I Ing furnished by OUie and Lin­ HASTINGS-Bisk* Allardln*. da Coleman at the organ that ' day. The neighbors -are hoping ■ lids might become an annual ' affair. Stuart Church is Hurt in Crash Marriage Licenses Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT Adjust Johnson Field Lights 1066-1966 BATTLE OF HASTINGS STAMPS >4 AA ^LUU FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIFATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m I Society 45-Cent Dividend Iron 313 N. Boltwood ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CARPETING IN THIS SHOPPING AREA Phone 945-5102 . . . nutritional requirements, time requirements and cxpcn-sca. If a main dish is complicated, plan a simple deeaert. If one Item taken a lot of time, serve a couple quick dlsluM to effort it, ar you’ll end up spending the cotliyi day Ln the kitehen. "Menis are moot appealing Southeast Asia, he believes, can Published picture* from photo­ maintain their own collective sc­ graph* taken by astronauts Cliarles ' curity only so long as Uic U£. maintains pressiire on China from bases In Japan. Okinawa. Taiwan Let LOCAL FINANCE be and the Phlllpplnca. He sold that l China might "then reallre it could more usefully tiarness Its energies mor© satisfying, plan for variety to the enormous task of satisfying in color, form and sliapem texthe needs and Improving the live­ foods." lihood of its 700 million people." By planning ahead, you can This U a somewhat different more easily balance low-coal and high-cost Items in the menu to view of American policy than we stay within your, budget. Plan­ often hear and one that should ning aliwul mean* you're more be weighed and considered along likely to avoid last minute shopwith the much more frequent criticisms. But Mra. Kuhn cautions, "Keep As President Marco arrived in your planning flexible enough so you can take advantage of good this country. 2.000 men from the buys and plentiful foods." Philippines, comprising a picked team of combat engineers, were en route to Viet Nsm. These meh EXPENSE* ore described os expert.? In build­ starting while____ _ _____ ing bridges, schoolhouse* and roads frozen but. how long will it take ,ihnw them if vnu want to — all desperately needed In the Ufi. pacification program In Viet thawed or defrorted? Nam —a program a* Important Defrosting in the refrigerator from the standpoint ot ultimate will take a large roast four to seven hours per pound. A small 112 5. Jefferson, Hastings Phone Wl 5-3424 stability as the military operation, roast will defrost in the refrig­ itself. erator at three to five hours, per pound. An Inch-thick steak Service CMn Ws H»W> Shim. FUhrerk. specifically designed for intra city MICHIOAN LAUNDRY Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry Thursday night a fire dmtroy- Friday afternoon a gru* fire Billy was Michigan's Btete- ewept anroaa fields and Into chninplon dash winning horse of and destroyed 2.783 Christen** 1965. and also the National dash winning aged trotter (4 year Homer Smith. Tree* destroyed Included 2,416 Saturday Billy will race al HllL«dalc and next week Palmer height of 10 feet. Detroit. Billy has a race record *.? Retired Teochers -f^inao*. and Armenian I Saturday m a mtaaap at 8. Jef-1, t o Cars driven by Jeremiah Z.|fmon and Court. Andrus weal *1601* KCV. OUry - - — — — ‘ Mrenbera of the Retired Ti era AaroclaCton ware fortunate to Manbcr> 8wtoso have Rev. tten U. Guiy a* U»lr D^nce club and their mint iroraker at their Seetember i *’*“5" meeting. the Frank Thnmmnn property. Alton Norris farm a haK-mllc □fflclal* on the ground estimated France and England, since both that at this extreme height the nations boast of greatly Increased with Chopped hay and granary. electrics were two astronaut* iiad 38 4 million trade with Red China. Wednesday during the fair, and considered the probable cause as costly Cars Damaged C5 All Colors, All Weaves, All Textures, Heavy Double Jute Backing, 100% NyIon. IN STOCK — ONE WEEK ONLY! YOUR CHOICE 4^ SQ. YD. Immediate Free Delivery AN KSTABLISHID MAIN STREET MIR ■ QUALITY FURNITURE ■ 117 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS PINNOCK HOSPITAL I Mr. and Mrs. George Sharum । of Kalanuuno were the northI south winners in the September master point duplicate bridge game at Uie Hastings Country Club Tuesday night. Second went to Mr. anti Mrs Julius BelIson of Kabunaroo and third to William Millar and Mra. Bertha Richardson of Grand Rapids. In Si’/ E„ Mill. B«yt- bi: BbvrbliiFkv. 700 M< first, Dr. and Mrs. Carl Peurach | Dorothy Main. Bl. Bent. as. HICKORY CORNERS — F»< were .second and Grace Denton 1 Mond. Sept 31. and Mrs. Rusiell Belfield were LAKS ODESSA third. s«»»- ax: o«nn>i Dutia, McLfnlUisn. The Burnell Larks were hosts for their Gourmet Club at their | ranch haw on' Middleville Road MIDDLEVILLE- Julia KM ti. nashville Paster defrooUng can be done Mark Engle at Alma Beldrev. 711 Du but -MMWIEfiSMINE” DON’T WEAR A TOURNIQUET tight pantylegs can hinder normal circulation, cause unsightly and uncomfortable marking and swelling of the legs and feet. Take the time to be expertly fitted, end to be sure... take two to three hour* p e WEAR A the small roast, allow one to two houra a pound. That Inch thick stead will thaw in two to four hours. COMPENSATE WOODLAND — Patricia frozen. Thermometer Types Did you know there's a roost one especially designed to indi­ cate cooking temperature when grilling meats? Roast meal thermometers, which indicate Che internal tem­ perature or doncne.s of meat, are brtter known, of course, than thoee for grilling. Many are. purciuudng tlwrmometers for their grills to make sure certain foods are not cooked at too high n tempera­ ture. 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Features include “Sentry" automatic dryness con­ trol • Twin Air Stream drying • Fabri-Dial temperature guide HAMILTON GAS DRYER SPECIAL LOW INSTALLED PRICE Offer applies only to residential gas customers of Consumers Power Company. Q SAW ENDS SATURDAY consumers Power OCTOBER 1st. $1,000. COMPENSATE by k. FUEXNT PATIXTIriUlOf-lO Figure trimming Compensate girdles and panty girdles are made of lightweight powernet with DuPont machine washable Lyt^ra Spandex and Antron Nylon. Available in a full range of sizes and styles with front panels, front and back panels, and front, back and side panels to fit your figure type and your purse from $6.95 to $8.95. William F. Arnold Nationally advertised in Good Housekeeping and McCall’s, Come in and try yours on today at taw* MODEL* I FINANCE CO | MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings Phone 945-3429 Look tor famous Trods Norns' labels on lha things you buy...you'II find them here! pa*:ma!et‘jr �1 B-THK HASTINGS BANNER Tfemfey. September M, IM« Father Gary to Show Travel Slides Enuunnucl Guild will meet Wednesday. Oct. 5, In the church 1 The marriag-* of H w I M. undercroft *1 3 pm 1 HHkley Io Charles B. Conyer. Following a brief biulneu 9285 N. 32nd. .-.Uwt. Richland, mooting. R«t- Tr. Don M. Oury was held at his home on Satur­ will <how Hidea of Venice and day. Sept 24. Rome, where he viMted In the Rev Donald B. Moffett of Spring. Tew will be icn-ed by Mrs Richland performed the cere­ mony In the presence of 25 Guo- and Mrs Charles Higble. A ipccial invitation is extend­ guests. ed to anyone interested tn this a Mrs. Winifred Ritchie. Has­ . ilnqs. ydster-ln-law of Hazel al-, program. • tended as matron of honor. Want Adi Sell Unused llemi! She wore a rone-colored two­ ! piece knit drena with matching ! nccesrories and a lavender or­ chid Clxarlen C. Conyer. Gull take acted os best man for his lather. Hazel chose a blue, princcas style dress with matching ac­ cessories and a white oirhid. A reception followed the cere­ mony. Guests were Mr- Lena Fore­ man and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Collins. Jr., of Kalamazoo; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritchie and Mike and Mr. and Mra. Hazen Meier of Hastings;' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ladd and daughter Catricc. Mt*, and Mra. James Bump and Mr. and Mra. John T. Collins of Plainwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles C Conyer and family of GuU Lake. Tlie newly-weds are planning a wedding trip to Monterey. La., to visit with Mr Conyer’s daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Kemp 1 and family. Their Mew address is 0285 N. 32nd street, Richland. StzMuloJuL oL EmMumaJ 1 priced from TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS GILMORE’S 102 E. State Phone 945-5316 Father Officiates • At Daughter's 'Hazel M. Hinkley, Charles B. Conyer Exchange Vows R. W. Sherbinske of E. Mill Street entered Pennock Hospital I this week for surgery. . A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Jhmea Fletcher. Monday.. Sept 26, .at Peoria. III. He weighed 8 lbs.. 9 ora. and has been named Sleiihen Jamt.v His little brother Michael. ’ "Mike.” who will be three years old in December, was totally un­ impressed when informed of the new arrival. The Byron Fletchers art the grandparents of these two little fellows. 17683120 Miss Rebecca Jeun Ovenshlrc became the bride of John Richard Willette Saturday evening. Aug. 27. at the Pleasant Valley United Brethren In Christ Church. WiUette. also of Clarksville. The Rev. Max M. Ovenshire, father of the bride, performed Uie double ring ceremony, which took Mrs Carol Ovcnslrtre of Detroit was the organist, and Mixa Nancy Petrie of Sunfield was soloist singing, "Because," "The Lord's Prayer" and the "Wedding Prayer." The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, was wearing a floor-length gown wiUi an empire waist and long tapered sleeves, fashioned ot peau de sole. The, bodice was covered with chantilly , lace. The detachable train was | . edged in the same lace. She had styled and designed the dress her- I self. She carried a bouquet of red roses attached to a white lace-1 covered Bible. Miss Paulette Miller of Mulliken 1 was maid of honor and Mbs Susie | , laurte of Vermontville and Jeane I Willette of Clarksville were the I MR AND MRS. ALLEN K SAGE. JR. ; bridesmaids. They were dressed In . . Miss Marlene Lowell Becomes Bride. lavender street-length gowns styled . like the bride's, their headpieces' ler-in-law of the bride sei ved »ere matching bows and they I tlx- cake. Mra Clarence Calms, carried yellow carnations. I ”------- --------------RoIu!a Mlzhler, daugllter 0( Mr. | Jr., served Ico cream. Miss Let- Flowers Grace Altar for Lovely Methodist Nuptials , . Assisting with the gifts and Shop - Alma Fingleton N. B.P.W, Garage Sale Sat., October 1 323 E. State St. Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY ra— 945-3967 ■semi Carpets belong in the kitchen - Bette O'Connor, manager-operator, invites you in to get acquainted Homemakers, here's your chance to decorate your kitchen with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKING carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are Just as practical as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No crying over spilled milk or broken dlshesl g HOUSE OF BEAUTY 126 N. .Main Woodland, Mich. 7 Call 367-2297 w 653-9534 ••••••• nmne Don't take our word for it. Come spill for yourtelf z at the HASTIHGS FLOOR COVERING Phone Wl 5-5118 123 West State Street, Hastings Quality MaterUh and Cuireotood WotkrniMklp Gunn ftifm bun waiting far a Chevrolet like this. Now ift here. Blg-car stance: wide, wide tread measures 59' between wheels for self-assured cornering. FREE 200 LOAVES of BREAD FREE TO THE FIRST 200 ADULTS VISITING REPUBLICAN PARTY HEADQUARTERS. 144 E. STATE THIS FRIDAY COMMENCING AT 2 P.M, A FREE LOAF OF DALE'S DELICIOUS BREAD! WHITE'S No Beautiful Hair is Yours CURE DATE: Tuesday, November 8, with YOUR REPUBLICAN VOTE! In the AAeantime, "EASE THE SQUEEZE Mr.'and Mra. OcU Baldwin ofbridal bouquet. were Gene Englerth. ’ I Altar vases ot -blue mums and | The nqw Mrs. Sage changed to 1 while daLvica and large ba-'kivs a three piece suit of royal blue , ........................ ' with white and tan accessories of' white gladioli, blue mums and white daisies graced the altar of and wore the orchid from her the Firat Methodist Church Sat­ bridal bouquet. After a trip urday. Sept. 10. for tl»c wedding through Northern Michigan the of ML'S Marlene Lowell and Allen MUI street. A rehearsal dinner was hasted The Rev. John Joldcrama. as­ sisted by the Rev. Laurence by the groom's parents at Uielr Lowell, of Remus, brother Of tile homo, R1 Nashville, on Sept, 9 bride, read the double ring cere­ mony at 2 pm. in the pretence of following tile rehearsal. 100 guests. The Ivan Babcocks were hi Dr. Bruce Pryor provided the wedding music. "Tile Wedding Kalamazoo over Uie weekend to Prayer.” and "The Lord's Prayer." see their new granddaughter, Lisa Mr. untL-Mra. Ixtyul Lowell. R1 Lynne. She was bom to the Pat­ Hastings, and Mr. and Mra. Allen rick Babcocks at Borgess Hospital KL Sage. Sr, R1 Nashville, are Sept. 17. This mokes four grand­ tlw parents of the bridal couple. children for the Babcocks, three | Presented in marriage by her girls and one boy. father, tlx? bride wore a floor length gown of nylon over taffaa with a fitted bodice and nylon sleeves. The sabrina neck­ line and bouffant skirt were en­ hanced by lace appliques ac­ cented with sc4UiiM and pearls. The detaclvablc cliapcl train of nylon over tulle wns also en­ hanced by Ince appliques and se­ quins and held m place by a bow at the neckline. A demi-cap made of tulle petals accented with crystal and pciub. held the bouffant veil of Illusion. She corrled a white Bible topped with a white orchid with small white mums tied In the lovcknots of the satin streamers Mrs D-avid Gregory, Rl Lake­ view. was the matron of honor and Miss Patricia Sage was her sister's bridesmaid. Both of the attendants wore Identical floor length gowns of light blue crepe over taffeta. Sequins swirled Iri­ descent glitter on the empire bodice. The A-linc skirt fell from a satin band and bow. The matching head-pieces of tllur-lon were held In plarc with twin rosettes of satin, centered with i pearls and a braid bow. They carried bouquets of blue and white mums, James Cole of Lacey nerved ns j be.-. man and Robert Lowell, brother of the bride was an st-| tendant. Ushers were Donald • French and James Hinds Of Kalamazoo. Mrs Lz>wcll chose a street | length shralh dre.-s of turquois’. crepe over taffeta with a rhell | lace over-blotiw and matching accessories for tier daughter's wedding. The groom's mother wore n street length shnitb. pink tiered Ince over taffeta dress with matching Mceswries. A reception was held In tlx* church basement following the ceremony with Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Lowell, brother and sister­ in-law of the bride, as master and nUstrcss of cminonies. .Miss | Cathy Shurlow was at the punch bowl. Mrs. Lawrence Lowell, sis- | FEELING THE LBJ PINCH Mishler Vermontvi I le Church To Honor Women Performance Bonnet & Gown Kenneth of Charlotte, both cuudns of the land. Saranac. Charlotte Wilbride, were flower girt and ring­ IuuusUmi, Sunfield. Battle Creek. Mulliken. Vermontville, Grand Identical to the bridesmaids She Rapids. Freeport. Wayland. Mid­ carried a basket of flower petals. dleville. Detroit. Brighton. JackJames Willette, brother of, the land James Qrawhire, brother of Uie bride, and Butch Briseno, a friend Friday evening by the groom's of the groom, were groomsmen. parents at their home in Clarks­ Ushers were Dennis Stewart of ville. Clarksville, a friend of the groom, and Dennis Waklcy of Cliarlotte, cousin of the bride. The bride's mother choae a blue knit two-piece suit with white ac­ Mrs. Alice Bamlnghom of cessories. The groom's mother wore Charlotte and Mrs. Kale Wood­ a green knit two-piece suit with ard of DsWlU. former Vermont­ white acceawriM. Both mothers ville residents, will be honored, wore lavender orchid corsages. guests at a Fellowship dinner A reception was held In the following the regular morning parsonage. worship service of the Vermont- , 1 Congregational Church ori| Fur their trip, Uie new Mra vlile ----- ----------— Willette changed t>» a blue A-llne 1 Sunday. Oct. 8. 1 dress wearing a single strand of ------------- ---------c pearls and earrings, a gift from 1 K *• . 7',' 1 IUn- groom. and a corug e t: :;-. 89 The Mrs. It's Camato. the new driving machine by Chevrolet Look! Long, low food. .Short rear deck. Forceful profile Come on. Buckle yourself into that slander Straiobucket seat. Fire up a 140-hp Six or the 210-hp V8 (depending on model). Check the rearview minor, and move out. Camaro gives you a car full bf comforts from -carpeting on the floor to vinyl upholstery all around. There's a lot of security, too: dual master cylinder braktf system with w-arning light; GM-devcloped energy-absorbing steering column; four-way hazard warningjjasher; and folding front seat back latches an)ong other things. Camaro—your idea of a car! Sport cokjpe or convertible The Rally Sport, with hide­ away headlights and more. SS 350: Camaro’s biggest V8, bulging hood, bold striping, red stripe tires. Ask for the custom interior. Strato-back front seat for three, stereo tape system, air conditiomngv..or whatever. Camaro: the Chevrolet you've waited for. See your1 Chevrolet dealer nowl You want a driving machine that's tow and tong and with hideaway headlights, maybe, or a rally stripe round the front end? Come see Camaro. You want a car that eats road, but all in one smooth and steady chunk? Come drive Camaro. You want all the driving excitement you can get? Como price Camaro. And see how it fits your budget. . Everything New Thet Could Happen . . . Happened! Now, at Your Chevrolet Deeler'sl 21-3664 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET INC. 1435 S. Hanover Hortingi Wl 5-2425 �Brockway: project chairman, Mrs. Ilnur Robinson; flower lire requested to answer roll- Jackson. A donation of money was contributed for the purchase chairman. Mrs. Bertha Wcyerof food. man; calling, Mrs. Richard Nix­ In the afternoon a program on; safety, Mrs. Stuart Jackson; wa* presented for the enjoyment clUaenahlp, Mrs. Guy Fewltaa. of the Home Family. and publicity. Mrs. Orel*. Johnthe Hastings Pioneer* Extension The next ideal meeting will On Sept. 19 members of Hia ­ Chib met at the home of Mra. Thl* being the first meeting of watha Rebekah Lxxlge attended Guy Fewless, Mra Richard Nixon assisting. The mqnben who took Bellevue. their new office* were: Chair­ Mrs Dori* Warren, matron of stay Thursday having finished hl* man, Mra. Howard Moms; vice the IOOP and Rebekah Home al tour of doty with the US. Air Jackson, gave an interesting talk. Willard White, who ha* been Olivet lodge received the prize for the largest number present. a surgical patient at FerguaonThe next meeting will be held at Droste-Ferguaou Hoopltal, Grand Rapids, Is now recuperating at Eaton Rapids Oct. 94. Pioneers Extension ' Club Pions Cookout, Names Officers Hiawatha Rebekahs Meet at Bellevue ANNOUNCING Two delightful bridge-luncheon Hastings Hotel Friealurday. in the Grace Lutheran Church in I Pvt Homer Ralston 11682 Kinsel Highway. Nashville, HMtlnga, Mich. Rota Whole Wheat Bread .2 32c ax. the 500th historic Battle of Hastings, Oct. Rot* whole grain. distinctively different than ony other Denton, Mrs. Raymond Finnic, PIZZA—A Good After-Football Treat! Reedy to bake and serve hot in 20 minutes . . . large size or small . . . with cheese, or with Polish sausage or Thurs., Sept. 29 William Bchader won the bridge FRIDAY & SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts6 for 45c Friday, Sept. 30 A delicious chocolate yeast raised dough and chocolate glazed. ’ Larke- Buick Chevrolet Donish Pastries 6 for 48c Coffee Cokes—Family Size 63c Small 35c ning snick. 5 Lvs. Broad $1.10 Pantry Monday Wednesday’s Cookie Day4 dos. osat. pkg. $1.00 1435 S. Hanover DALE’S BAKE SHOP Mrs. Niekirk to Discuss 'Souvenirs' At Women's Club lp„,„ luncheon meeting of the Has­ tings Women’s Club on Friday, nr»e taking the bridge hon- who will be leaving Saturday for Hastings. England. They have been delegated to BAKED GOODS '67 CHEVROLETS Grace Lutheran Ceremony Unites Couple Here There were special gift* for Mrs. (jou’ll love our THE Delightful Bridge Luncheons Given At Hotel Hastings MISS JANICE FOOTE Parents Announce Daughter's Troth. Date for Nuptials of Litchfield. Born In Capetown. Africa, she lived there all of her life except of Chicago, Hl. England. Mrs Nteklrk came to Gladioli. pink mums and light- this country 10 years ago w|U|. I her husband, who is a dentist??; < I They have two boys, seven Od ten. She studied at Rhodes uM? vens of Hastings presided at the verslty in Capetown. Af riffsM, organ, and the soloist was Mrs. graduating In psychology sfxr Nathan Hawks of Hastings, who sociology. sang. "Oh. Perfect Love." and Her talk 1* titled "Among My Souvenir*." She has appeareckon WJIM television many limes on the program. Copper Kettle, dtea gown of chantilly lace with cussing her many hobbies. wfafcH are antique Jewelry, cooking; dress designing and art. Besides discussing her llferio finished in scalloped lace, and thA long sleeves fell tn a point some of these. This promise*- to be a unique program. was fashioned with a ciiapel train. Her veil of nylon net was The Willard Whites ore .she carried a lavender orchid to welcome a new g and baby brcntb on a white Brian Oodde. bam to Mrs. Robert Gadde, at Bible. Miso Sylvia Hansen of Nash­ Hospital. Kalamazoo, on Thureville was the maid of honor. The day, Sept 32. but happiest of 220 Phillips, Nashville, announce the engagement of their daugh­ urday. Mrs Phillip Mitchell was ter. Janice Elaine, to Duane F. Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude the hostreaw assistant. Reid of Nashville. Mrs. Robert Godfrey visited her The bride-elect is a 1564 daughter. Miss Lian Godfrey, at graduate of Maple Valley High School and a 1966 graduate of day. Miss Godfrey Is a graduate Kellogg Community College. She student in Library Science and is is employed in the personnel di­ also working in the college llbrary vision at OldsnobUe in Lansing. thla year. Maple Valley High School and is bridesmaids, sisters of tlw bride. employed by Fisher Body in LanMrs Raymond Finnic and Mrs Hospital, la recuperating at home of Jenison and Mrs. Win. O. and win soon resume his studies An Oct 23 wedding 1* planned. Shaw of Nashville. The flower guests of Mrs Clifford Brainard st the Battle Creek country Club A guest of Mrs Roger Wlsweil Monday afternoon. JFanf Ads Sell Unused Items! Is Mia Eleanor Miller of Chicago. The Dick Cotters. Jim Cotten Teddy Spoelstra, III, son of Mr. EXCITING BUYS FOR THRIFTY Jenison. Don Clark of Battle Creek, friend of tlw groom, performed the duties of the bat man. and । BUYERS! of the bride, Theodore W. Spoel- ■ Ham O. Shaw of Nashville. PLASTIC DRAPES A damp cloth 9/9 00 cleans them. -/ <**'* SxlO-IN. FRAME Black or natural A7n finish. Glassed. “• FRAMED PRINTS Seeourblgselec1 7/ lion. 19x23-in. ' church parlors immediately after luMte.-s were Mr. and Mrs Wil- i ll.m A-hafnr fir nt g.lam.rm which was made by Mra. Thomas Mahar of Vermontville. Assisting with the serving were Mra. Ro­ bert Decker and Mra. William1 MIXING BOWLS Throe convenient sizes in thia sat. QQr 6 PLASTIC MUGS For hot or cold. 9-az. size. 00- 45RPM RECORDS AH guaranteed new Qand perfect! **' LOOK HERE FOR MORE SAVINGS! Reg. 2.29 Dish Drainer and Tray. .1.67 .2/29,1 THERMALWEAVE Reg. 251-291 Kitchen Tools Rm. 1.39 Bathtub Mat Reg. 1.98 Set of 3 Mixing Bowls. A AA Reg. 1.00 Bowl Brush & Holder.. ■ Fully washable! 72x90-ln. size. .. 99Z .. 99Z 77{ Polishad Aluminum SAVE TEFLON”FRY PAN No-stick cooking, no- 33% Sit-On Hamper Ing the tune when she can. Join her huAbond. Pvt. Spohn entered the service lust July. Mrs. Spohn Is em­ ployed at Michigan Magnetics in Vermontville. and Barbecued SPARE RIBS 'TOO! Ready fb Serve . . Come and Get 'Em! The Superette Blake Allerdlng, 614 8. Han­ over. State Highway maintenance —OPEN DAILY— Hospital In Grand Rapids since; Sunday. He had been In Pennock, Havpital. He underwent surgeryI Tuesday morning. 9 A.M. to It P.M. Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan YOU DON’T LOSE YOUR SHIRT BY ROLLING-UP Ironlm Boird COVERS 67c 1.99 Heavy ribbed plastic in white, pink or Blue. Hinged lid, ventilator back. T77 Special guest* were Mrs. Alice Million* and Mrs. Horner R. Spohn. Sr., both of Battle Creek, grandmothers of the groom. , The couple spent their i»neymoon In northern Michigan. Pvt Spohn has now returned to Fort Lee. and Mrs Spohn Ln i TO loch Dlimstsr Choose Tellon’ or silicone finish or regular cotton drill. Drawstring closure. SAVE 93c SAVE COOKIE TRAY SAVEl 40c Jumbo Sin TOSS PILLOWS 88c Your choice of fabrics and styles ... in prints or deco­ rator colors. 19xl9-in, Tefion’-lined alu­ minum. 10xl5-ln. 99c I SxS-F—t AREA RUGS 1.99 Use In hall to stop tracked- h in mud. Non-jskld backing, Bold modern colors. R 1.10 11-IN. GRIDDLE Teflon lined .. .no 4 00 grease needed. X.00 © av-A 5*/» w/tA Teflon' KITCHEN TOOLS Be glad of the lawn cutting and leaf black underside. raking chores. Regular exercise is as 63c essential to physical health as regular savings are to financial health. You can enjoy financial health by saving regularly at Hastings Savings & Loan. 136 E. State St FBom Wl 5-3153 �nmv. a requext for zoning variation to pernid his new office on Market im Invite Parente Of Juniors to Meet Counselors More Abotit— City Council Continued from Poge One warded to health officials. When approved, detailed plans for the nation would serve homes Mid H. Veni NeU, owner of the have enough capacity to serve peared ratUHed with the new passible Industrial development in the area. The Council pul S104X10 in Uie current budget for the Job, which may cost (12.000 He said the City pays >20 a to *13.000. Engineering services graduation month for twice a week pickup for the left station came to >92621 from Glaut, Meinert As from the three parks, and raid some people evidently were Associates of Grand Rapids. rill be encouraged dumping their garbage into the The Stale Highway Depart contaMers at Tyden He ex­ for Improvement# to the Green plained that no one peels a peck of junior-. to attend this meeting Hanover intersections. matoes or does other tilings Indi­ cated by the type of stuff found The Green and Broadway InIn the cans. • tersecUon will have a 40-foot He also said garbage disposals radius on Ute corners and will du not effect the garbage busl- be widened to 39 feet for about LeRoy O. Augensteln, Republi­ nets—the disposals do not do 200 feet west of Green, tapering can candidate for Uie Stale Board away with cans, bottles and simi­ to 28 feel at Park, and Uie same east to Church. lar types of debris. election, campaigned in Barry The Hanover radius al the cor­ malnlng alleys in Hastings ners will be 30 feet with Green widened to 36 feet for about 200 inch periodically Hanover north of Oreen will have a 46-foot opening. Hastings plans on widening the three Ttie Michigan Water Re­ blocks to State Street In two or committee, in the late afternoon <■sources —**• *-*-- Commission .....™..... informed the ...» three years. .If that stretch is The Republican Women'* Club Council that It had to'd the Hu­ widened to 46 feel. Mayor Beck­ rt! have a potluck dinner on llnW Corporation at 657 W. State with said, most of Uie tree* i -‘ n._ . I to eliminate dltrharalne r n w would be eliminated. If it Is widened to 40 feet, many would iwcmiwum wiuiui. mjuiy vaaiui— .— .----- . dates will be present to speak, 'drain and in turn flowing into be saved. It appeared that the 40-fool width met with the _• ; the Thurnapple within 60 days. g • It was reported that some !m- Council's favor, but the 46-foot .provemenU had already been opening was retained so Uiat if, , . ■ J J made. Oil was also found enter- in the distant future, the 46-foot Dwlght F. Woods. 32, R3 Has-: mg Uie county drain and the street is required, it can be ac­ Ungs, escaped serious Injury • company told to Like steps complished wlUiout redoing the intersection.’ . about 6:45 pm. Sunday when he: to retain this oil. loat control of his car on old The revised plat of Erik vonDirector of Public Services M-79 Just north of the River1 Reis along 8 Broadway was np- Kenneth Laberteaux was au­ Road. The 1956 Ford pickup hit proved. thorised to have Jones. Henry two guard peats, a mall box and Dr. Douglas Castleman was at A Williams, Toledo, Ohio, cona trot. 1 Monday's meeting and submitted Parents of High School Juntura are tnvlled to meet with the 1967k Augenstein Seeks Votes in Barry rt tsSCapea llliury U.S. Congressman PAUL H. TODD, JR Here’s What The Pres* Says About His Record: “On the solid basis of his first-term accomplish­ ments in Congress, we have even' wish that he may win re-election. He has earned it.” Battle Creek Enquirer and News The Todd Amendments to the Food For Free­ dom Bill are an "achievement in world states­ manship spectacular for a first-tvnii Congress­ man." ’ 1 Newsweek Magazine Re-Elect PAUL H. TODD, JR. 0or Hard-Working Congrenmon Demxrat Third Dl.trlct Alderman Cedric Morey said his water committee had been in Munhall Tuesday of last week, and a new treatment plant Is expected to alleviate a similar problem In that town. Areas in -Hastings have hod rust and water discoloration. Mayor BcckwiUi declared that the faster "we get on with Uris, tire better.” Purchase of a power router for cleaning main sewer lines on a rental-plan basis was approved. The device costs >5.191.65. Has­ tings plans to pay >144 20 for 35 months and >144.65 for one more to pay for the machine. The device has a 129 hp mo­ tor and a continuous rod which can be extended to 1.000 feet. Hastings blocks arc generally 331) and 396 feel. The new machine will make a maintenance program pos­ sible. Now workmen are able only to eliminate problems. The new plan could prevent blockages from occurring. Aldermen denied a request from Consumers Power to put appliances on the sidewalk on Oct 7 as part of a sales pro­ motion. The contract for cleaning and painting the two water tanks was. let to Steeplejack Service for >5,535. The north tank with 200.000 gallon capacity will cost >2.575 and the south tank with 300.000 capacity >2,960 Steeple­ jack Service is a Grand Rapids firm. J. A: W. Blouw Construction Company of Grandville was paid >6214 on tire Clinton Street Job. I Middleville Justice Grover T. Lcthcoc was paid >405 60 for eight full days at >15 and 23 half Jays at >10 for acting as munici­ pal Judge, and mileage of >55 80. The firm of Miller, Johnson. Snell Ac Cummlskey of Grand Rapids was paid >580.45 for legal services from June through Au­ gust in connection with labor ielutions mature. .BUICK k '67 Your Quality Buick dealer says Nov/' like nobody else. He's got a line of cars new from engines to brakes to the new GM safety features. And nothings now er than the Buick look. You could spend a lot of time just looking. But wait till you get your hands on the keys to on< of these 67 Buicks. You think they're going to be easy to give up? Come to think of it why should you give them up9 Four out of five new-car buyers pay Buick-sized prices. Make sure you get the Buick.and all the good things that go with it Drunken Driver Thomas Jay Fletcher of Grand ’ Rapids was fined >75 plus >4.85 I court costs for driving on Green Street. Sunday while under the J influence of liquor. He was ar। rested by Officer Glendon L. Pierson. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, Inc. 1435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 We're Throwing a'67 BUICK Announcement 500°°®Patio Party And You're Invited! Open Thureday, Sept. 29 and Friday, Sept. 30, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We've built a patio-garden in order to present the great new '67 BUICKS in an appropriate setting. (We think it's really quite handsome!! There's a green lawn, shrubbery, water fountains—all the nice things you're used to when you want to relax ond enjoy yourself. You'll be able to browse around this display from now until Saturday. We have a complete display of all the superb new '67 BUICK models—including the exciting new '67 Buick Riviera—in many, many colors . . a with many, many fine interiors. You won't find a more "relaxed atmosphere” for looking ot the new Buicks. Bring the whole family. We're sure you'll enjoy yourself. Larke Buick-Chevrolet 1435 South Hanover St. �Blllllllllllllllllllllilllta lArmed Forcei | : Atty. Robinson I Speaks to Senior Citizens Monday The Hastings Banner I-News Notes -1 1 j Thursday, September 29, 1966 Section Two—Pogot 1 tv 8 Senior ClUxena met Monday. Sept. 28 for a pleasant and in- Dr. Weaver Will Keynote Conference Richard Robinson of Charlotte president Ray Wolfe to speak of the office of Circuit Judge. Halls, went to Fl. Knox, leaving This AUy. Robinson did In a here on Friday, and Chris. very practical, n o n-poiltical --------- ------------------ --------- --------- , manner. He took hla hearers Osborne of Dowling returned through a typical week.of Circuit Western Michigan Unirerxity, the Uni after spending his furlough with ■ decisions which have to be mode his parents, the Richard Ouen- by the Circuit Judge oil of them then. Also home la Don Spencer dealing with the lives of people. and Involving great responsi­ bility. Calif., after a 13-day furlough. Although the talk was non-polltlcal, Mr. Wolfe announced that .uu.™, should Mr Robinsons opponent A3C Larry D. Larkin, 16926775, desire equal Umr. he will have Bo* B-705, Student* Squadron I the opportunity to speak at the -3440 Lowry AFB, Colo.. 80230 October meeting of the Citium*' a Club. Mrs, Charles Potts spent the . Following group singing. Mort weekend with her daughter. the j Nichols was asked to give an Ian Ironsides of Lansing. Her! account of his laibor Day walk son and wife, the Charles PctU, ' over the Big Bridge He modestly have returned to their home In i'.cknowledg«l thru although not Association Condition Improved Bud V<i condition TuzidAy TOPS IN 4-H PROJECTS - Darlene Rice. 16, left, of Mancelona, anti Alan Purks, 17, Bronson, qualified as top public speakers at own family. He has appreciated MR. AND MRS. FRED BALLANCE _ Don't Miss Consumers Power Co. University. man, rated first in the clothing projtttt. The trio still be in the Michigan delegation to National 4-11 Club Congress in Chicago, charts and stallitlca and ancient November 27 - December 2. photographs. proving that <lrapile his modest denial, he Is really an authority on the early history of Hastings, especially its Industrial development and pro- come a giant in its field of T——Cumimkc cress. He cited several instances pharmaceuticals tuurnaceuucais. — e | of infant industries started here, Mrs. Bolton, flower and card i'which which because of ot disastrous dfastrous fires ' ( Lyn-— Heillkrr. or other discouraging events had chairman. had provided a gor- 1 Tanya -j -------2-year-old -^.C= ' been transferred to one of the geous bouquet of Aulftmn flowEkJU??r 1 big clUes. The outstanding one,! ers from her garden for I h e Vem HelHpeThare !• the Upjohn Company uir*nxu*y birthday tain table, sad. io to say. Rer of_Ng*' —, but out .i.iu, . ,, . ..... were of Kalamazoo, which lias be- there t‘----- — — no acknowledged 5?rly. 1}*^/ al birthday ccietoninU this month. Hospital In Ann Arbor following surgery. j’0""0 .iUCJUmDS /fas rings Following Surgery SPECIAL SALE October 7 .itiniWUHIIIIHHI What’s new in your home? School Menu Mr and Mrs. R J. Barrett of A home contents Inventory may show that you've acquired a surprising number of new pos$es*ions. Make a room-byroom list of everything you own. Then total up its present value. You may find that your present insurance on home contents falls far short ‘of the amount you really need. If so, call us for more up-to-daie protection through a Home­ owners policy. t M f THURSDAY. OCT. «“«• were weekend guests of Mr. and । July ’• Mra P L. Barrett. Saturday eveIn addition to her parents, she nlng (lie P. L Barretts enter- Li survived by a brother. Phillip, talr.e*! In Itonor of their gueats.! Io- t*O sLsters. Marcia, 11. and About 20 Hastings friends were Sheila. 14. all nt home al 820 E. present.------------------------------------------Bond: Iwr maternal grandmoth­ ------------------------------ - er. Vcrta Scott of Muskegon and her maternal, grandfather. George Scott of Muskegon: her paternal grandmother, Mrs Min­ nie Hendrickson of Ft. Worth, | Mr. and Mrs. Fled Ballance, and lived here since.'Mr. Bal-, I 415 E. Colfax Street, are to cele- lance retired from the InternaUate their golden wedding an- tlonal Seal and Lock Co.'in De-J nivcrsary with an open house toiccmber, l»<10. | be held from 5 lo 7 pm. on Sun- ' They have one daughter. Mr*. । day. Oct. 9. at their home. Frank • Dorothy' McMillan. 703 ■ i Their friends and relatives W. Madison Their son. Orville. I I are Invited. | was killed in an accident on Fred And Haael Gaut were \ March 22. 1959 There are three I married on Oct. 7. 1916, In Flint.; grandchildren and two great ■ They moved to Hastings in 1921 grandchildren. . Tlw ‘‘— is being host• Tiie nnen open iui house । cd by their daughter anti family. Mr. and Mr> Mrs. Frank MCMinan. McMillan. iii Mr - ttna - rrans Jr and Mr and Mrs. Peter Jr. and Mr. and Mr*. Peter trait.• Rev. Olson W. Clark, pastor of WI,nlch ■ the Hastings Wesleyan Methodist ■ Church, will be gumt speaker for . a scries of Families For Christ • meetings at the Hudson Wesley­ , an Methodist Church. Hudson. 1 beginning on Sunday evening. 1 Oct. 2. through Bunday morning. I । Oct, 9. Rev Glenn Miller, a for­ , mer resident of HasUngs. 1* the I ptMlor of the church. i i •£ TOLK Lit® rnone V e rm on rvilM 259-7298 Thought For The Week Athletic Directors Steve Sebo: ot Virginia Dsn D"vln» o' Mis- I sour! and Forrest Evsuihcvski of , Broadbent, 66. of I-owell. were Iowa were all one-time assistant held Tuesday al the Clarksville foot bull coaches to Biggie Munn Bible Church, the Rev, W, E, at Michigan State. Weaver officiating. Interment' was in the South Boston Ceme- . tery. She died at the Ionia Manor Nursing Home Sunday. Sept 25, and had been • pa­ WoihabU Vinyl Pintle Timing is impor­ tant— the right thing done too late is no better than the wrong thing whenever done. Always in Stock Wednesday with Uie Rev. George Elliott officiating-with burial in Riverside Cemetery. « . Pl6W Rev. Clark Guest Speaker at Hudson Mrs, Broadbent Dies UPHOLSTERING THE FURNITURE BUILDING already received DO card*. . Hastings Couple to Mark — Golden Wedding Jubilee State 4-H Show recently at Michigan State Marilyn Gerring, IS, right, of South Board­ It now stands at 59.57 minutes for the four and one-half mile , WINDOW SHADES At Military School Cut to Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Brown Phillip R. Huver. son of Mr, and family of Mason were Sun■ day dinner guestu at the home of wood, has enrolled ns a cadet 1 her parents, tlw Maurice In ­ Phone 374-3523 student at Columbia Military grams. Academy for the school year which opened Sept 12, with a capacity enrollment of approxi­ mately 500. OotumMa Military FROM THIS MOMENT ON ... IT'S OLD§ FOR >71 Academy, a private college pre­ paratory institution, wa* eslab- Woyne Hazel Mrs E. E, Onlldge of Iron Mountain has been visiting her I sisters, Mrs William Stebbins. I the Rocket Action Cars are out front again! Totally-ncw Delmont 88... lowest-priced 88 series! Looks expensive, but it’s not. Delmont 88 prices actually Start below many models with 88 chassis, brakes and >mipension 330- or 425-cubicinch Rocket T-8 Engine- New Custom model* hiRhliRht Delta 88 lineup! All-new five-car Cutlass Supreme scries! Two new Delta 88 Custom Olds brings p^new level of luxury to the low-price field: luxury. Both are highlighted by the distinctive Toronado look. Both with a 125-cubicinch Super Rocket V-8 En- easy-going Olds 88 price. Supreme models! Parish Strato Seal interiors. Velvety coil-spring ride. Smooth Jetfire Rocket V-8 perform­ ance. Famous Olds aualityl Again in 196$; Look to Olds for the New! At No Extra Cost HASTINGS PAINT and Wallpaper 107 E. State St SPONABLE-GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME n. wl 5-1151 W. Green at Broodway REAL ESTATE engineering first like Clima­ tic Combustion Control. Look for a new UHV Transistor­ ised Ignition System. New Stereo Tape Player. New front disc brakes. Plus other features, available for '671 Top Listings in Town & Country Properties A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE CLOSE TO BUSINESS SECTION OF HASTINGS, one *ide ha* living room, two bedrooms, dining, and kitchen and bath, the other side ha* two bedroom* up-' A LARGE HOME IN THE SOUTH PART OF TOWN, hat four INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN. ha» two apartments, north apt. income, above ha* fireplace in living room, and carpeting in dining room, for ...---------- ----------- ------------------- .$11,000.00 A SUMMER COTTPGE, furnuhed with 15 h. boat and 12 ft. fi*h- $4,000.00 A REAL NICE ANO UNUSUAL HOME south of Hatting* on good blacktop read, ha* living room, three bedrooms, dinette, full A ..$12,500.00 A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, ba* two bed.$9,000.00 nice cupb'uaids, and has utility room, ha* automatic sprinkling • ' ' ' ‘ ' 'm, dishes. furniture, a real •N MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-37 w.lh way,'for-------------- ----------------- --------------- ----------------- $8,900,00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, A REAL NICE HOME ON EAST MILL STREET, ha* two bedroom* two living loom*, dining room, kitchen, full bath, batemenl with fully insulated, and.it ha* been newly painted outside and . . . * .... ..,.11_____ I-. Ill AAA AA A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARQ, hat vorkibop on $ltk04KM A NICE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: all on one floor, ha* living room, two bedroom*, kitchen and dining ream, utility room, the living room carpet goe*. has garage, r.recn* ...$13,000.00 A GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS clow in to bu*ine** district, ha* room. dining room, kitchan and bath, hat storm window* and screen*, ha* basement and gat heating plant, rot water heater. $8,500.00 . NICE LARGE LOTS A • on lake, will veil tx e I -AKE. two of them; right 3 V L. V $3,200.00 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location. WE HAVE HAO A LOT OF SALES AND' NEED NEW LISTINGS $7,000.00 Engineered for excitement... Toronado-style! B| I 67 OLDSMOBILE H^l A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDORFF ADDITION. First Ward. HASTINGS SALESMAN of$500.00 A NICE HOME ON HEATH ROAD located on I Ah-acre lot. all on storm windows and screen*. .» cap insulated for---- $9,500.00 REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC 107 N. Michigan, Hdstings A RIAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on slab, large Irving room, dining room, kitchen and one bedroom, bath, shower, seat and lavatory, ha* family room at back, ha* alumlwith $1,500.00 down, for .$•.000.00 K �Hastings Travels to. Meet Unbeaten St. Johns Lakewood Hosts (Renville, Ionia , Goes to Charlotte Grid Roundup I GAMR THUSSDAT RsMing, Romp at underdogs. Uie Has- Friday night to meet n Redwings tn their Ionia travels to Charlotte BL Johns, which blasted a good < B- Ba«k OkHrtUa OUvrt aS BolteinM. GAMS UTtnOAT MIGHT PBBP OBID BBSULTB be*Ung Greenville Okeaux 14. Hew»U 7. PlalaweU IS. Allegan 0 Johns sine, their 15-13 decision City SS. Si* BsplSs 7 Osaual Moeteala S». BSnc too much for the Jackets as the speedy halfback scored three Shoemaker kicked the point. touchdowns, throe extra pointe, Ionia never made a serious handled the Redwing*' kickoff threat chores and booted their onlypunt fort Charlotte got on the score board, Ben Cadwell passed 25 yards to Mark Gober In the first quarter and Roger Millbrook kicked the point. Don Shipman lone tally late tn the ond quarter and Millbrook kicked the point. n Hastings High had a 14-7 halftime defi- Whitely passed 34 yards to Eric Uie Redwings on Wilmore for Uie Orioles' touch­ down and Craig Olmstead kicked the point. wing points that night, and un­ is greatly improved " jyce scored from Uie te first period, and O-yard bunt through h nary a hand laid te kicked both BL i point*. Invite Boys to have Dav* William* 'lint, Pass, Kick Event Harting* area boys from 8 through 13 can put their football skills against thousands at other boys throughout the Natton in ti*o fifth annual Punt. Piu-j * Kick competition which will culminate with a trip to WashHastings also expects to have Co-Captaln Tiny Timm. 6-2. 210- once at the annual National pound senior tackle, back. Tiny Football League Play-Off game nationally by the Infectkm. Lakewood scored their Vikings blocked .> BnUdofePtmi and recovered on pie 40. Bopiurmort Quarterback Mike Mtsfl Hartings by Renner Ford tested for their ability to punt, and place-kit a football for dis- toys wili receive distinctive Medal of Achievement awards on plush velvet ribbons. Top awards has a blue motif, second-place award is red, third is white. There will throughout 9 the country then irough 13 ent our free I'llNI.PASS &KICK COMPETITION! Kurd District competitions at which 223 district champions will will receive certificate awards. All 228 district champions will compete for area championships to be held in 15 NFL-city areas. The 42 western NFL - area champions will compete in Balti­ more. Md.. on Saturday, Dec. 10. to determine the six western di­ vision champions, one for each area champions will compete in Dallas. Texas, on Sunday. Dec vision champions tone for each age group * The .six eastern NFL division division champions, accompanied by their mothers and fathers, will go on a "Tour of Champ­ ions" to Washington, D C. They then will travel to the Orange Bowl In Miami, Fla, site of the annual NFL Play-Off game, for half-time competition to deter­ mine the six National PPA:K champions. Bill Renner, owner of Renner Ford, Inc., pointed out that PP&K involves no body contact. OCTOBER 7 IS YOUR LAST DAY TO REGISTER WIN! Distinctive Medal of Achievement awards . . trips to NFL games. You compete only with boys your own age — so anybody con needed 450 Swing Out’S At 'Y* Victory Dance Friday Youth Council DirectorBob ___ win! FREE! Helpful booklet King report.* more than 450 at­ tended tlie ’ victory dance" which PP&K pin when you register. Bring your mom or dad or legal guardian when you register at . . . The “Y” center was scheduled to open this Wednesday to con­ tinue each Wednesday during gym Dancing. ping pong, table ENNEQ Ford, Inc. K lu it Michigan HASTINGS Plainwell also broke 25 straight young Redwings from 8L Johns under Coach Doug Japings. The Weekend Color Tour Schedule The little Saxons worked hard this week preparing to break the skein. 40 More Boy» Sign for King’s Football Loops Shaw, Ken Gilmore and David James Everett and Dick Bachman. 21: Jeff George, Dick Lancaster. Herbert Everett and Jim Reynolds. 13, had 20. and fcated a good JV squad from PhU auiee. Forrest Bldelman St. Phfllp High in Battle Creek. Bob King's tall football league and Keich Fox 10. sponsored by United Fund conAnother shoot is set for Sat­ trl buttons. urday. OcL 1, from 5 to 11 pm. Saturday morning on Johnson Field. Creek Lake vies named the "defenrtve players game. Hall scored the first touch­ down on a 32-yurd romp with Goggins' colts, 20-6. 7:53 left in the opening period. Sweeney'• Panther*. Keough's Wolverine* won over Coach Carbon praised the Robbe for the ;<cot>d six-pointer. Guggemoa' Buckeyes, 19-4. and work of his enUre team, and The play covered’42 yards Cota Shumway's Spartans defeated didn't single out any perform­ bootlegged the extra point to Norris' Irish, 18-4. ance for special praise 'They In 6th grade play. Hoffman's mate the score 13-0. all made a great effort," Carlson In the second quarter Hall Lions swamped Ziegler’s Packers, declared, pointing to downfield scared on an off-tackle slant 34-7. and Smith's Spartans down­ blocking which had been lacking from the seven and Wee Van­ ed Eastman's Saxons. 20-7. tn the first game of the season Jllc*' Ixopards shutout Ander­ Denburg drove off tackle for the son's Colts. 18-0, and Cole's Lions point to mate the score 20-0. feme was greatly improved, too." he added. In the third period Cota passed whipped Waten- Tigers. 24-4. in Barry County sportsmen and women are getting set for the the 5th grade circuit The Blue Bt Gold was playing jirst big volley of Fall hunting which cuts loose Saturday, Oct. to Hall on a play that covered without the services of Co-Cap­ taln Tiny Timm, stalwart tackle, 1, when gun hunters can open lire on small game and geese in the Upper and northern Lower Peninsulas, and archers can steal out with a glandular infection, Greenville High's Junior Var­ and with Co-Captaln Dave Wil- afield with deer on their State-wide target list. Meanwhile, bears with another touchdown and sity defeated St. Johns Thursday, offer big shooting stakes for both 32-0 for the UtUe Yellow Jackets' Several Hastings players had gunners and bowmen above Uie er* and archers can take alm on second win of the season. problems with muscle cramps Straits. bears in’the Upper Peninsula, In the finale, Hastings march­ during the game, believed to Sale of deer hunting licenses to except in Keweenaw County. La­ ed from the SO with BUI Shultz have been caused by too tight local archen has been slow, but test word Indicates tlwc arc as gaining most of the ground, fin­ garters used for the first time. John Leary of the Sport* Center many bears In the Upper Penin­ ally going over from the four to That problem will be eliminated reported Tuesday It was picking sula as last year, and possibly make the count 32-12. up and about 100 had been pur­ more. There were 347 paid admis­ chased there There are other sion.* to I lie game. Uw largest, area outlets, too. Gatne Warden Gene Brown For upwards of 175.000 sports­ exhibited a "fresh water Jelly previous rugn was on vjci. io. men expected on the State's nail" which was taken Monday 1804. when there were 227 paid. Calm David Turnes. who hunting front SaUffday. the out­ rooming at Sugar Bush lake by played a fine game as offensive look for action Is about the same Ray Shroyer. Gene aald the fresh and defensive tackle, split the as last year—generally good. water Jelly fish is extremely rare. uprights with the first of his -two Conservation Department field The only others he had seen placements and Hastings led, 7-0 reports Indicate that ruffed were taken In Wall lake. Another THE MODERN FASHION In the last minute of play in grouse hunting in the northern oddity, he said, was that only fe­ LN FLOOR1 Uie tint half. Alma scored when Lower Peninsula should be at males are found He 1* going to least as -good as last---year Tim Brinter broke through and___ _— ----------------— when — try and keep them alive as long FOR INFORMATION raced 58 yards before Mike Fitz- about 224,000 of Uie birds were as he can. and expects to show Tlie Hasting! Klwanla Club is AN6 RESERVATIONS in that region. gerakl xerald brouxht brought him dowh down on the bagged In lioldlng Its annual "Junior Olymthem to school children. . . . pica" Saturday from 1 to 3 pm. Hastings 10. Department game men look for A FLOOR TO MEET Bob and Mickey Lambart On the fourth play of the Uie region's best pat hunting in series the Panthers' Herb Lar­ Alpena, Montmorency, Fresnue EVERY BUDGET Your Hosts Boys from son drove over from the one a* Isle. Cheboygan. Emmet. Charle­ through Uie clock ran out. The attempt voix, Antrim. Benzie. Grand Manistee, Lake. Osce- retrievers, four months old. ahd v iit4 U to run the point wa* short 9d d cocker-i ina, b'cwaygo. Mecosta -a --------.black and — ™ white mixed cocker- event*. tiu\ score at the half was 7-0 t available I flbe youngxte*ra compete by age ilia counties. . . • | wuld-type puppy are--------------------Hastings' second touchdota. ETuang to measure up to last I f,,r adoption through Dog War- rri. i in tlw acrttball throw, climaxed a 78-yard march with' Braden al the ater-150-j <i dash, standtfig broad ran are ruffed runcu grouse populapupuu*-1 <J“> —-— — —— • — Greg Wood squirting over from Fall the 11. Turnes kicked the point tions in the Upper Peninsula]2*’’» office, according to-the Hu-: Jump, sack race and bonieshoe 123 W. State St. which appear to have slippet^ifiel mine Society, | pitching. Woodland at Michigan with 1:59 left in the game. most in the west end of the rev ------------------- —-----------------------------------------------------------In 1965. en estimated 210, ­ gion. perairly In the closing mo­ 000 pate were taken above the ments and picked up three first downs before End Bob Ironside Straiu. Woodcock hunters should chalk up another high kill, dose game ended. to last season's take of nearly Hastings had a frustrating 83.000 timber doodles In the Up-1 evening. 71ie Saxons lost the ball per and northern Lower Peninthree times on fumbles deep In sulaz. 771 esc hard-to-hit target.* I enemy territory. Once they lost It seem as plentiful in the State's j with a first down on the nine, two northern regions as they I once with a first down on the were a year ago Sharp - tailed grouse, which five and again with a first down come under the gun in only To counter them, however. seven counties of the Upper Pen­ insula, are again scarce this Fall Hostings recovered three Pan­ Under a change made tills year.' I ther fumbles, Drummond Island and Iron and Yardage gained, from scrim­ Menominee counties have been mage was close. Hastings ac­ added to the upper region's cumulated 269 yards and Alma closed area for hunting these 249. birds. Dunn led the Saxons with 129 In other small game action yards for an average of about opening Oct. 1 in Michigan's two | eight yards a carry while Roger northern zones, squirrels and Will, who hasn't been able to rabbits will also draw the fire of quite go at top speed, averaged hunters. Also starting on that slx and one-half yards a carry day In parts of Menominee and The Hasting* offensive lineup: Delta counties i* a limited: Left end — Linden Endsley. pheasant season which will make Dean Lambert. a brief run through Oct 10 Left tackle—Willett Cole. Ken This Fall's prospects shape up Frey. Randy Moyer closely with 1965 tor archery j Left guard — Rex Wieland. deer hunter*, who harvested aver 2.100 uhltetails last season. Randy Brown. Marvin Howell. Center—Bob Ruler. Deer populations, up in some Right guard — Adam Beduhn, areas and down in others, are Bill Shumway. about on the same overall level witii last year's in Uie northern Right tackle—Dave Turnes. Right end —Rick Abbey. Bob two-thirds ot the state. In Michi­ Ironside. gan's southern farm - belt — in­ Quarterback — Jim Williams. cluding Barry—Uie deer herd has continued to grow, which means Mike Fitzgerald. Left half—Tom Hoke. Rich that bow-and-arrow enthusiasts should find more whitetails Butler. Rick VanDenburg Right half —Roger Will, Greg flashing in this part of the state Wood. bears will be protected from all Fullback—Jerry Dunn. hunting in the Lower Peninsula Punter—Dave Williams. The Hastings defensive lineup: because of their low population below the Straits. Left end—Endsley, Lambert. Come October 1. firearm hunlLeft tackle—Cole. Prey. Moyer Middle guard—Bob Ritter. Al­ an Dean. Turne* Right tackle—Turnes. Ritter. Broadcast Timo: 1:15 p.i •’Br’nc ’Em Back Alivt!” safety rip: Always take color tours on secondary and aide roads.,Driving at a slow rate of speed and viewing the countryside while on freeways OX othu major high­ ways can result in a serious accident. “ BOWL Armchair Athlete available to the high school rtuYMCA Hl Y and Tri Hl Y clubs. FOR FUN AND HEALTH Little locket* Win It's America'* Favorite Family W« hove the latest pattern! Invite Boys, Girls to Junior Olympics Event ‘y^To'leww Fun" 1 Open Bowling Time Available Phon* Wl 5-3184 Want a Puppy? 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LIVE BROADCASTS Keep Your Dial of MICHIGAN L and MICHIGAN STATE Set At GAMES— 1220 THIS WEEK Michigan State HASTINGS- BARRY COUNTY ILLINOIS RADIO trotlan headquarter*" Saxon Coach Bob Carlson will conduct the competition here on punting, passing, place- followed the Alma-Hartings game Friday night. kicking . . . ond on attrac­ Council tive showed Uie way Saturday night Fourth periods to continue their last their superiority over the Jack- Coach Bob Carlson's Hastings High Bazoos launched their I9M quest for another West Central Conference grid championship Friday night by scoring a covet­ ed 14-4 victory over the visiting Alma Panthers Payiva, 16, Hits 25 Straight In Trapshoot Don West Central Standings Coach Bernie Oom's HHB Junior Vanity gridava, with Uro under the new arcs on Johnson Field and the brilliant lights added to the work of the Blue & Gold gridders who could be said to have sparked when compared with their opening performance MUs 44, HuH< Ci.«X 4 •■ragteM IS. CH*AI »<*tu t. kOtsUll IS. Blllatal* 7. btjrv In Undefeated JV Teams Meet on Johnson Field Fullback Jerry Dunn l^ada Blue & Gold To Coveted Victory GnaRvUle, 2R-6, for Second Straight Win Lakewood .entertains Greenville, Saxons Defeat Alma, 14-6, for Conference Win Right end—Abbey. Ironside ' Linebackers —Will. Scott. An­ derson. Dunn. Wood. Wieland. Pat Fitzgerald, Larry Bennclt. Shumway. Hoke. Halfbacks - Williams. Mike Fitzgerald. Will. Butler. VanDenburg. Tlie score by quarters: ALMA ........ 0 6 0 0—6 HASTINGS 0 7 0 7—17 Scoring: Hastings: Jerry Dunn returned punt 27 yards. Turnes kicked point. Alma: Herb Larson, run 3 yard* Hastings: Greg Wood, run 11 yards. Turnes kicked point Official*: Tom Harder, referee. Bam Beronja, umpire: Ed Zpiack. head linesman, and Marty Ball, field Judge Paid attendance. 1557 Crack Shooters State Police Trooper Dorr N Wiltee. Jr., ot the Ionia post. Placed fourth in the Indiana State Police Invitational match at Putnamville Trooper Richard Dave croft K Brantner of Jackson won Uie individual title AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all & Riverside Sole driv.n prefer the pendability of our fait claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need us . . . For All Types of Insurance—SEE HASTINGS । INSURANCE AGENCY ••CM- „s C*r***u< Thaatra" ot Ihootra 219 Wert State St. Hastings High School Games . . . PLUS THE AREA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS at 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS ■ �led the league Thursday with 201-564. Paul Edwards and Glenn Laubaugh chalked 683a With Paul having a 223 for the night's Solo honors. Max Myers rolled 201- 168-404, Betty Rogen 152-394, Milling 10. Color Center. Lydy's Thursday. September 29. 1966 Fran Hybarger 181-391, Peg Ed­ ger 148-380, Helene FraUierly Refrigeration and Action Flex 8. Walldorffs. Motor Airen and 176-375 and Judy Rhoades 374. WUllams 200-522, Les ’ Springer 210-535, Maynard TUcker 51* HASTINGS ROW UNG COMMERCIAL MINORS Standings: Bender Gravel 13. Parkar’a Tavern 11. Belli Motor* Monument 9H. Zephyr and Ren­ ner Ford 9. V&J Mobil 84. Tink­ ler's. Deputies. Hastings Alumi­ num 8. Dale’s Bakers. Midway Buffing and Walldorff’a 6, Smith1 Bros. 44 and Southend Food 2.’ Paul Cassel led the lads with1 213-579. Roger Wolfe 240-544.■ Ben Carr rolled 204 - 499. Bob1 Morey 186-508, Ken Granata IBS535. Jim Harrington 193-553. Bob1 Tolles 212-510. Dave Kruko 187­ 502. BUI Kruko 185-531. Galen1 Daniels 189-512. Jim Weslock 184-618. Dell Curtis 215-541 and Pete Kruger 184-513. THE TWISTERS Standings: Hull Realty 10. The Bombs 8. Local Finance 6. Ren­ ner Ford 5. Powder Box 4 and Cool-Aides 3. Good scores: Shirley Casteleln 154, Marilyn Curtis 190 - 486. Shirley Hawks 177 - 477. Nancy Wibalda 196-471, Greta Greiner 160-411. Dollle Larsen 162-457. Virginia Howard 190-498 and Marian Johncock 152-423 COMMERCIAL MAJORS Standings: Larke Buick 12. Sparta Bar 11. CuUlgan's. Miller Jewelers ' and Piston Rings 9. Harwood’s and Aluminum Prod­ ucts 8, City Food 7. Tyden 4 and Welcome Tavern 3. Good scores: Wayne Newton E. W. BLISS LEAGUE lllph series: Lynwopd Howe 515, Richard Huckmdubler 526. Taylor 204-530, Jim Barr 200-550, Charles Krauss 542. Lyle Bristol Merl Campbell 209-533. John Ka- '603. Lynn Burdick 503, Gordon slnsky 534. Bob Miller 506, Bin! Norris 569. John Kaslnsky 558. Hackney and BUI Burns' 509 I Mike Slocum 544. Gordon Howe Dave Irwin 502, Rod Newton Mb. P«t Ter pen Ing 500. Bob ClinGalen Daniels 503. Tom Gilliland ton 569. Jack Smith 525. Douglas 500. Harry McCollum and Bill Vickery'-'511, John Haveffs 512. Larry Novak 566. John Riedl 508, year. 509. Bob Hollister 541 and Carl Rose 570, Jim Barnum 520, Honk Keeler 601. Jane Sanborn 458, Ron Nash 501. Jean Harbin 483, and Nancy Cook WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 478. Standings: Stanton's Real Es* Good games: Ernie Gross 208. late and Crystal Candy 11. Has- Lynwood Howe 202. Gordon Nor- | Ungs Cleaners.9. Hastings Aluml- ris 209, Mike Slocum 207, Gordon num Products 8. Peabody Oil. Howe 208. Bob Clinton 211. Al Maker's Market. Miller's Plutnb- Carr 223. Carl Rose 245. Nancy j Ing and East Side Lumber 6. Ne Cook 178 and Jean Harbin 181. Hl Beverage and Hastings Motor Sales 5. Carol's Needlecraft Shop. MONDAY BOWLERETftlS Vita Boy and Ready Mix 3 and Pepsi Cola 2. Shirley VanDenburg led the Good series: Shirlec Vanden- girls with ...... a 594-216. Fran Owen burg 253-572. Sue St. Martin 204- rolled 442-166. Lorraine Nell 413­ 561. Louise Bahs 203-575. Norma 148. Irene Cutchall 447-166, WanVarney 177-505. Barbara Klersey da Malcolm 423-154. Louise Annis 192-542. Betty Miner 174-487. Lu- 471-189. ______ ______ — Myers -------- 489-186. ----------- --cllle Wilson 187-484. Mickey Lam- “ Kate “ Colvin 525-189. Jodene Ho­ bert 186-483. Doris Stanton 164­ well 437-171. Ruth Miller 444­ 449. Alma Coville 173-455, Della 167, Faye AUen 506-172. Fem Gorodenskl 157-447 and Faye Al­ Brown 475-179, Barb Kleraey 525­ len 168-464. 184. Sandy (Minton 502-180. Good games: Judy Dalman 173, Nancy Taylor 436-175. Joyce AsHenrietta Coenen 155. Gene plnall 436-168, Kay Lydy 436­ Thompson 150, Florence Weyer- 189. Sharon Vickery 455-163. man 150. Maggie Cprrigan 157, Shirley Drake 465-166. Jane Ruth Rice 166, Linda Lowry 156. Fredenburg 439-162. Virginia Mildred Mathews 153, Mac Hart McLaughlin 433-156 and June 152. Barbara De Decker 150. Ma­ McKelvey 468-188. rie Hammond 171. Joan Martin Katie Colvin had an all spare 155. Ella Higdon 157 and Mary game and Sue Shellenbarger Lou Snyder 155. picked up the 5-7 split. Standings: Duraclean 15. V At J Mobile 14. Signs Tire Service and Blue Ribbon GrlU 11. Wil­ liams Insurance and Hastings "I don't need cash with an HCB CREDIT CARD!" Beeline Fadhtons. Cuyter Truck­ ing and Rockhill and Banghart this week posting 210-630. Shirley VanDenburg chalked 190-524. Betty Sheler 215-512. Marie Ulrich 177-511. Joan Kaatniky Warner Leads Trojans! To Romp Over Scotties Marge Haan 179-499. Ellen Davis Middleville High’s Trojans. — 182- 477. Thelma Barr 160-470. Steve Middaugh Angie Hawthorne 161-464, Man- riding the crest of a 25-gam? “ Roush 171-467. Edith Thomas winning streak after rolling oven league last season. arch-rival Caledonia Friday. 40- i tom Warner s 183- 457, LaVonna Woodman** 13. will host Montcalm - Central touchdowns and Mae Hart 170-429 and Phyllis this week in a nan-conference <co 1 as Maple Valley hosts Hamilton! Haines had a 171 game. »nd Wayland goes to Caledonia . Standings: Big D 13. Haan's 12. Mary's 11. WBCH. VanMatre. n Expressway games Gull Lake meets Galesburg-' Piston Ring and McAllister's 10. Parmalee's 9. Hastings Heights. Augusta Friday. Olivet travels to 1 Vogt's Foodland and Sheriff's Bellevue and Grand Rapids Warner and his running male. Girls 8, Northside Grocery and south Christian Invades Bangor. Terry Appel, led the Trojans to Welcome Tavern 6, Hastings Saturday nitht Delton High's 481 yards rushing. Warner picked up 2C5 and Appel 120. Appel Floor Covering and Savings & Loan 5. Food Center 4 and Kro- menl for their annual home­ scored two touchdowns coming game. There were 1.420 paid admlsDelton broke Into the win <ol- s'ons at the Middleville game, imn Friday night by defeating plus season ticket holders. Bangor, 12-6, with Keith Cham­ Wayland blocked a Maple l)alpion. junior quarterback, scoring । Icy punt on the first scries of Wednesday of last week. John both touchdowns. The first came ' downs and Fullback Rog Merrcn ECaslnsky fired 213-593. Gene in the second quarter with scoopefj up the loose ball and ran Grnbau 220-580. Pete Kruger 536. Champion traveling 39 yards on 20 yards to score Quarterback Dick Hart 530. 8:u Sweet 201­ an option, and the second in the Ix-e PankrlU kicked the first of 538. Nolan Johncock 500. Shan­ *::ia!e with Champion going eight three extra pointe non Lydy 502. Hnrv Haan 201­ yards to climax a 70-yard drive. Maple Valley moved ahead 590. Paul Edwards 210-580, Ken Delton's Fullback Jamie Poyer. with two touchdowns tn the sec­ Robbc 200-502, Merle Haines 190 - pound. 6 - foot fullback, led ond period for a 12-7 halftime 203-541. Glenn Laubaugh 641, the Panthers gaining 103 yards bulge. Paul Goforth ran for 21 ifi 12 carries Mike Nevins was a 1 yards and Bill Reid caught a 23Burkholder 214-587. Bob Lam­ standout qp defense. ynrd puss from John Newman. bert 202-529. Harry Long 519, Coach Joe lauch's Vikings, re­ Merten put Wayland buck on Herb Service 522. J. Sheler 510. building after the lass of 21 sen­ top scoring from the eight and A. Brewer 221-593. George Lydy iors from last Pali's aggregation, 1 then closed out Die scoring go­ 521, A. Hlnrlchven 501; Ron Pel- have 10 lettermen including ing over from the 18 In the final low 517. Gordie Norris 203-514. Ward Woodmansee 514. V. Bclson 514. Havens 500. Hall 511. Chase 210-565, Decker 558, Keeler 541. C. Baker 204-582, Charite Florin 540, J. Miles 202-541. Les Springer 208-554, J km Barnum 557. B. Kenyon 211-568, D. Drake 523.' Wayne Newton 523, J. Rose 513,1 Johncock Breaks Axle ot Trenton Hamiltons defense held Oak­ ridge in check and defeated the ■ Muskegon team. 20-14. Portland High opened its Trl- mile feature race at the Trenton. Central League title bld defeat­ ing Invading Saranac. 7-0. but clinched tris second straight, ' Central Montcalm topped Ed­ national driving championship more Montabella. 58-7. Lakeview Ued Carson City. 14-4. and Ful­ ton downed Vestaburg. 26-6 MSU Travels to Illinois Saturday- NaahvlUe's Sam Sessions' car a car driven by Bobby Grim Defending Big Ten champion during the 2lx mUe of the race. Michigan Stale will face both a Neilher driver was injured, title contender and a jinx when .. n m the Spartan, meet DhnoU at **5^ Cb.mp.;«n. S.-.urt.,. Ort I ~ ”■ ih- conference -..nrr-.n— ooener ------ ~ v. WOA WUTO. the both 7...ICXiLS. ... .u _ to for bqjh Johncock scheduled to go Indianapolis this Friday to test “mJerry West. Michigan State's Since the series began In 1955,1 outstanding senior offensive Illtnl have copped victories of j champion. 29-13 In 1966. 16*0 In 1958, 7-6 Ln 1962 and 16-0 tn 1964 before home crowds. Everything new that could happen... happened! R. Carmoney 222-557. SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES High Korea: Ron fallow 353­ 554. Wesley Friepd 223-556. Ray Lundquist 185-513, Loary Arnold 181-522. Bill Bums 169-498. Bon- . nle Wyant 170-476. Gene Wyant 168-473, Robert Slocum 192-490. Louis Silsbee 165-458. Ted Smith 180-466, Al Morgan 161-465. Jo Morgan 166. Dan Ray 166. Wan­ da Smith 160. Dan Cullers 153, Sharon Geiger 159. Sandra Lund­ quist 153. Velma Slocum 161 and Mike Leffel 166. Jim Bourne 171 HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Maynard Tucker rolled over, the 600 barrier Tuesday, chalk­ ing 212-615. Mickey Bowers came close with 213-598. De wayne, Pugh chalked 210-587. Bud Dukes 544. Harold Aldrich 523. Aaron Sherk 200-561. Ted Dalman 530. Ray Bond 502. Dale Geiger 537. Emerson Struble 503. Damon Warner 220-551. Ken Beckwith 200-516. Harry McCollum 204-516. Joe Bennett 514 and Dick Aid­ rich 538. Standing!: Chrome Room 15. Office and Chargers 11. Pressers and Courthouse Sen ice 9. Lett­ erers 7. Caslte 6. Tool Room 5. You won’t, either, when you shop with these area merchants! ELECTRICAL SERVICES Electric Motor Service MUSIC INSTRUCTION Mauri’s Muilc Studio OFFICE SUPPLIES Sckader'a Office Supplies PAINT 0 WALLPAPER HARDWARE. HOUSEWARES Gambia! NITEHAWK LEAGUE Standings: Devereaux and Mid-Villa 8. King Pins 7. Uldrik.s. Rolers and Strikers 6. Headpins 5 and Mavericks 2. Jim Durbin rolled 206-590. Paul Cassel 222-543 and Dave Makely 211-567. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE , Bob Miller had a line night | this week firing 234-632, Bob Toesava chalked 205-588, Dick Wilcox 223-534, Don Havwood 191-537, Wall Sinclair 192, Bob Reynolds 190. Jertlyn Cheney 180 and Joan Haywood 156. Standings: Ken’s & Bob’s 14. Welton Heating. River Bend Golf, Thornapple Skating and Backe Construction 9. Quality Discount and Consumers 5 and Maker's Market 4, PHARMACISTS PLUMBING Heating Hastings Traffic Tickets RUGS 0 FLOOR COVERINGS BUILDING, RIPAIRS Halting. Automatic Haaliag CL0THINC fr ACCESSORIES Bonnet fr Gown Shop □oviUnri'i Man'! Store Gittleaua'a, lac. 1 Parmelee Store Waten Clethea Shop DRT CLEAftlRS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE »««4IM 45 tn 35, B. Haaovtr St. ■■PT. 17- -Hnrv«y AUrrdlac. 514 8MadlMn 8L. laipronar pnaaint. 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Improved steering linkage makes handling easier, even gives you smoother braking! '67 Chevrolets aren't about to let any hard feeling come between you and the road I (Just drive one at your dealer's soon and see what we mean.) And all this for your added safety Dual master cylinder brake system «ith <aatn>n| light GM develooed ener«v ihaarhma |npd» day M(M mirror with shatler rnrttaM vmyl edted (Uss and breakaway support Padded wn viWl four wiy huitd attrnng fUiher Osa Hour Martlniiing Outvd* letnoew murot now . . . with Shopping will never be mo<« convenient than It it right _ • FREE Hastings City Bank Credit Card. Just say “Charge it, Ploaao* with any merchant participating in Hastings City Bank's Credit Card Plan. Remember, it i a free service to you when your account is paid in full in 30 days. Or, you may choose to pay a minimum of >10.00 per month and extend payments over many months with a small, 1% service . fee'added to your unpaid balance. Why not get your FREE HCB Credit C«id NOW! line ch«i» ninri incorporated into direction sipal control WE NOW PAY 4% INTEREST ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Eveiything new's happening now...at your Oievroiet dealeris COMPLETE BANKING A TRUST SERVICE Hustings llitn Bnnh MfMBERi Federal Defweil Imurance CorperaHra LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLEIII Michigan Btatea football team* have finished in the first dlvl- 1435 5. Hanover Hastings �WEEK END WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED Ken & Bob s Gulf Service 610 E. State at Green sfuwsa m Woodland lilt Jacobs Rexall) SIGN UP EACH WEEK At THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS REGISTER EACH WEEK 'soft * Right thru till December 1st Mn. Keitfc Meed. Rt. J. SERVICE SPECIAL Hastings Shell Service (Bring In Service Only—Offer Good ’til Nov. SEWING MACHINE TUNE-UP Includee—Clean, Oil ? $900 Adjust Tension ... Ail Makes .. O Swing to a New Fashion Beat This Season! FIRESTONE TIRES PHONE Wl 5-2253 PICKUP & DELIVERY HASTINGS SEWING CENTER Gary G. Wilton, Algonquin Lake SIGNS For Ladies! Ella Gdllett, 118 W. Walnut. Hastings Faye Allen, Rt. 1, Hastings Mra. Max Wilde, 810 L Grant, Hastings Hastings Floor Covering SERVICE James Coleman, 109 W. State Rd., Hastings FULLER AGENCY. INC INSURANCE 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 Janet E. Davit, Rt. 2, Hastings You’re Assufed of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of "BILL DING” Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--With the Professional Permette Dry Cleaning Machine You'll Lika Our FA5H1 WAYNE'S PRICE-RIGHT NEW TRIP EACH WEEK SEE OUR Music Instruction Studio GRAND Opening Ad In Another Part of the Banner MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State FOR YOUR FAMILY CONTEST RULES 1. Winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotels. 2. Weekend includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up FOR Tur 1**.. H£ WhOLE Dennis E. Stavens, Rt. 3, Hastings ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of thd^p&rty. ■ 1 105 East State Street , Phone Wl 5-5105 Phono 945-4284 G. W. Spencer, 1001 S. Dibble, Hattingi James Blodgett, Hattingi 4. You may enter in as many stores as yon wish each week. No purclias<?znecessary. 5. Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. 6. One preliminary winner will be drawn each week at each participating store. a /LUMBER CO. CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS QUALITY . ...... laSHO JtfFUKOIKT.'frlufly ( 327 N. Broadway Haxel Hurless, Rt. 2, Hastings City Food & Beverage From the Wheel of your Automobile? 3. * Winning family will provide own transportation Io and from. For Every Room in Your Home! 10 lbs. - ’2.50 Lawrence Potter, 1704 S. Jefferson, Hattingi From the BANK to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ FURNITURE SHOE STORE 134 Wfamily State Drop-Off Service CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY 150 W. Court ot Church Mrs. Clarke Springer, Middleville Copper Lantern Restaurant Hostings Charlotte Fine Foods — Beverage Department News Stand — Delicatessen and the There’s always a friendly crowd _ many specialties of the house are favorites of young and old alike. Dick Hinckley, Rt. 2, Hattingi Mn. Faye Allen, Rt. 1, Hattingi These winners from each store will then be placed in the final ..priae, drawing that week.' New contest each week. Whenever You Need a Lift WEINERS CHICAGO, ILL. Plck-Congreea Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals at Homemade Skinless Michigan Grode 1 Tib. Bag $1.49 (Iroknn Six**) Mra. William Morgan, Hastings LOUISVILLE, KY. 900 Rooms 275 Rooms 150 Rooms 8 mlnutti from <!□»ntown 1620 Arthur St Telephone: 636 3781 Teletype: W2 5*9 1036 Beverwyk's HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS COLUMBUS, 0. A LASTING Phone 945-4071 99* COUPON Polish Diamond Ring Inspect Stone* Tighten All Looso Stones Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine GILMORE JEWELER , E. Ninth St*. T*c2SarMl» HASTINGS - MILLER'S Means In by RCA ond CURTIS-MATHES 107 E. Woodland Phone Wl 5-2091 Mrs. Jdck Wilson, Rt. 5, Hastings George Baulch, 1120 S. Jefferson, Hastings For Every Banking Need Fall Is the Ideal Time to Make a New Lawn or Renew Your Old One! ; Sational Feed with a slow release, tom Heritage House or Grccnfiel in bulk or by the pound. Creeping Fescue * General Auto Repairing ' ' ' Haan f3<=| by McGee - Mongrel, ond tereick Your prexnt CARPETS CLEANED The Durodeon Way ♦ USED CARS ♦ AAAWreck ’•STBww ‘ STANDARD SERVICE NEW CARPETS Stale & Jeffenoa , _ _ _ _ . /-> c. h- t- j Mil ; Uw, Hoo9u»r8l7’W.^UA.lH«,H«ir | BLAIR’S FARM & GARDEN -tf is* Bkw WHITE'S PHOTOGRAPHY 107 So. JaHanoa ~301 W. State at Broadway CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS Phone 945-3400 . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of Downtown Flint F BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE • d00 Room* T1B5u«» APPLIANCES and GIFTS COLOR T.V. Haxel Gardner, Rt. 1, Hastings 201 N. Broadway Pick-Carter tOO Rooms Pick-Durant 110 Rooms Near Michigan State University 5 minute* from downtown Lantlng 1427 West Saginaw St. Telephone: 337-1741 Teletype: 517-372-0744 Make This Your Phon. 945-5316 102 E. Stata Albert Pick Motor Hotel MEMBRANCEy CLEVELAND, 0 FLINT, MICH. Barbara Wilcox,' 118 E. High, Hastings Balling's 102 W. State at Jefferson Phone 945-9411 141 E. Woodland-tit Michigan Harold Ackley, 620 E. Colfax, Hastings Mrs. Bert Mesecar. Rt. 3, Hastings GARDNER'S 313'222 5021 E. LANSING, MICH. BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies . Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Sally Lawrence, Rt. 1, Hastings 1U N. Jaffenan St. BENXFRANKUN* JIM BARR TIRE SHOP (Your S&H Green Stamp Store) 221 West Mill St. Owned & Operated by WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS 811 E. Railroad St. Ph. Wl 5-2423 U.S. Royal Distributor for Barry County Mrs. Ed Fisher. Rt. 5, Hastings COLOR CENTER co. 167 2<^a" Non-Skid Sackfagf Protect floors and carpsting from tracked-in mudl Multi­ color rug won’t show soil. HASTINGS CLEANERS (Willard Hajar,. M,r.l Nationwide Inn Pick-fort Shelby Albert Pick Motet Mra. Sharon Hewitt, 623 W. Grand, Hostings DETROIT, MICH. RUG RUNNER CALL 945-4013 for Cleaning of Diitinction Repairing Alteration - Dyeing - Phone 945-53Z1 Hotel Hastings 115 S. Jefferson 1,000 Rooms MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Riepenhoffs Sausage Kitchen CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! Road Service Phon* Wl 5 2235 Atlas Tires fr Batteries Come to the service station that cares abmkwour needs and the needs of your cor. Stop hel^for quick, efficient and courteous service! Mn. I.mard Toblat. 611 t. Walnut. HoUinj See our new season collection ipf Dresses. Time Io Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! Dyeing - Alterations Mothproofing utumn PARMALEE'S 124 I. State ‘ '■ :. r» > (2 Pens Free) Tastiest Sandwiches ond the World's Creamiest SAVE 38' Mrs. Bill Hurless, Rt. 5. Hastings HODGES JEWELRY 122 W. Slate BRIDAL HEAbQUARTE for BARRY COUNTY ROOT BEER M 37 fr 43 West of Hastings Marlene Kimmey, Rt. 1, Delton Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES by Lennox & Syracuse CRYSTAL by Tiffin & Fostoria STERLING by Gorham, Reed & Barton & Towle Dan Dowsett, Rt. 1, Nashville Hand Sewn Open baily 9:00 a.m. to 11 DtLlCATPWN — MUNCH PO5T OS Complete Beverage Department -j,r - . W„APPU, Hastings LOAFERS SEE THE Regularly I $8’5 Now CHINA - LADIES THE SUPERETTE BARRY CLEANERS ..-.fWtWHS-! Fecial Oniy49c (No. 1 Ball Pen) . Doris Brogan, Rt. 1, Hastings Donald Gill, 325 W. Marshall, Hastings 4keHeMa>* ’>">"• 945-3967 Bic SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE E. L. CARPENTER Hardware 142 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-2983 Charles H. Smith, 811 E. Clinton, Hastings Color T.V. Patty Colburn,>Rt. 2. Middleville CENTRAL RADIO court cost* on xlmple larceny charges. Richard Lee AutUn, 34, 420 W. Mill, had his license to drive a cab suspended by Police Chief Rlcliard Burner alter he had an accident in the Superette park­ ing lot at 1:40 pm. on Sept. 10. wrTe 13 additional days for drivserve 15 whllp W3J VQged . Bulld*y ** wto „nM ,|0 p]UJ as for beto, I t i• to ptototokto ol totoxlgame la Oct. 4 with Sunfield on cant*. cnnt*. Uie home field. The next Junior I Q t|e g Gale E. Twilrhell. Twilehell, 24, 24, R1 R1 Eagle,' Eagle, gBrae wUl ' Paid * »75 7fine — plus r'— 8930 “2C court -—t thl* Thursday night at Green-1costa, ------ -as did Malcolm D. Whit­ vllle. There 1* no excuse for any­ ney, 27. Grand Ledge, on a dis­ one not seeing enough football. orderly charge. The firat ot the travelogue Richard E. Beckwith. 501 E. series will be presented Smur- Bond, paid a 825 fine plus 8735 day. Oct. 1 at the Lakewood court costs for falsely represent­ High School. Ticket* for {he 8 . ing himself to be 21 to obtain performance may be purchased Intoxicant*. from any Lion of the four parti­ Junior Ward Newberry of R3 cipating Lions Cluba, Woodland., Bellevue Monday paid a 820 fine Sunfield. Clarksville and Lake plus 84B5 court cost* after plead , ing guilty to reckless driving In । Ciutleton on Sept. 13, The com­ < Africa > ' with Alfred LCalie. * plaint wa* signed by Nashville I you have been In town during; Chief Robert D. Parker. LeRoy F. LaTour, 23. Grand the noon hour, you are aoon re­. minded that school 1* in progreaa. Rapids, and Mark A. Jackson, The aeventh and eighth graders। Shelbyville, paid $40 fine* plus are allowed downtown tor their. 87.70 court costa for taking a ■ -------battery from----a — car -----owned by dinner. Some of them do not ■> ------— — set a very good example for the Alfx Fugale on Sept. 11 and each younger children. The afternoon aUo P“ld »ls P,U1 court kindergartener ore going to. cosU ,or on Bernard scinol ox thl* time and they employed at The Note, see Uic older ones crucsliig the) • road any place or walking in Uw I road and they think they can do T*”', it too. I*arcnt* have been trying to u> u»; Mtotoe V. of Wtodltoto the cram walks but they soon | relrtirated gBLh birthday on ^etWh?'riIry “lder BAUirday. Sept. 17. She had ones, wny not remind them-------- __..r— --------- .----- .— (old and young) again to* uae the sidewalk* and croon only at She also" received many beoutlful cards, kins. . Fnuxx la sUU very bright for her years, reads Broadway again from candy and i-cr dally mall enjoys television chlpa eaten by the school *tu- and vUltora. Her health Is fair. Slw has six living children and many grandchildren and Tuesday visitor* with Mra. Hll- great grandchildren. drad Hawterly and Mra oilmens Schalbly were Virginia Tousley and Dori* Blair. Mra. Elizabeth Walt* returned with Virginia for a week. Sunday Hlldred and Mr« Mnmia J® Franca f . .® Marks 88th Birthday leaders tor some 50-60 girl* who gene Blair were with Mra. | want to belong to the U«rouu Blue* Bird Schalbly during the day. Friday and Camp Fire Organization. IL dinner with Mrs. dinner guest* guest* with Mrs. Hrateriy Hester! v rrnily rtnllv seems seems a a shune~aome shame aome and Mra. Bcliolbly were Mr. and ' mothers won't devote a few hours Mrs Kenneth Hunt of Evart and George Schalbly. Wc nerd leader* tor flral year Blue Blnl* at Boutlumtcm, Cen­ tral. Plcaaantvlew, Welcome Cor­ ners, and Algonquin Lake, grid a leader la needed for | grade Camp Fire group at North- Middleville ; Ry Mrt. Mary Jackton ] IlVAnMW 7M-1SSS Mr and Mr*. Vem Hooper of Wilkinson Lake and Mr and Mra. Clarence Longstreet of Gun Lake have moved In from their cottage* to their Winter home* on Main Street and Yankee Springs Rood, respectively. * Mr* Ivan Payne and Mr*. Harry Bal*ch and other Grand Rapids District officer*, were entertained al the home of Rev. and Mrs Carl Page tn Grand Rapids on Tuesday evening. They all at­ tended a meeting at Oakdale. * Mrs. Oscar Flnkbeiner. Mra. Ar­ thur Smith. Mr*. Vem Hooper and Mra. Harry Baluch attended the Daughters of the Nile meet­ ing at the Masonic Temple In Grand Rapids Sept. 22. The Su­ preme Queen of Canada was the honored guest. Mra. Arthur Smith attended the Dur - El - Sahara of the Daughters of the Nile held at SMlnaw and Detroit Friday and Saturday nighty At thl* meeting was the "Supreme Queen" who Uvea in Canada. Mra. Smith was voted as the "Queen of the Daughter* of the Nile" In Grand Rapids, representing this area. * Many attenrfed the wedding of Linda Howell to Michael Todd Saturday in the Methodist Church. * The Lion's Club served 800 al their chicken bar­ becue Friday before the T-K football game with Caledonia. T.V. Phene 945-9117 Alva Havens, 435 E. Colfax, Hostings • • . ■ These girls want to belong, ’won't aome mothers vnhuites^ - t 1 1or Wl 5-5867 TODAY. i 1 >office over the fire atauon at 7 Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman nounclng the birth of a daugh­ ter. Sept. 22. She weighed 7 pound*. 2 ounce* and named will t>- Uie tx«c*s to the Women* Society of World Service. of tlw Evangelical United Brtlhten Church at her home. Wednesday. Oct. 5. at 7:30. Mra Myr— " — -— ---• — — — veil Stephens and — Mr*. Herald ton Center Road. Thursday, Oct. 8 with potluck dinner. Work will Ledge and Mr. and Mra. Roy Shumway ’of Jackson were Sun- bomb tn your High School set wood school aystern. to go off in two hours" was tele­ phoned to High School Office and also Police Chief David Newman at the Middleville Po- tune*, winning SEE OUR NEW SETS BY MOTOROLA AND ZENITH 228 N. Jofforsaa. Rhoda Bawdy. * Are you regtetertd to vote? Maybe you low­ ered once but have moved or failed to vote at some election. If so, you nm.it re-register. Why wait until Unw for the election then find out that you cannot vote. Check with your township clerk now and if you are not registered, do It now! Then prac­ tice your right to vote. The Vikings brought home their flrat victory Friday from Ionia. Friday. Sept. 30. they will be host* to Greenville fighting for their second victory. The Pee fined 82$ plus 8735 court cost* on simple larceny cluuge*. They were charged with taking auto parts. Four Juveniles were also Involved, police said. Michael A. Otto. 18. and Thomas D. PraU. 17. Middlevilla, were fined 815 plus 8830 for con­ tributing to the delinquency of Uie Varsity team a chicken din­ ner. * Clark Bliss l* home after bright and family have moved having surgery In Blodgett Hos­ pital. * There was a bomb scare FOR THE BEST IN SELECTION AT Birke' $ Hasting* Cut Rate Shoe Store companled by their father on the guitar. Mra. Woodman closed the program wKh a couple readings Officer Kendall Wilcox said on "Mother." Shell* Black then the men were charged with steal­ conducted a short business mcet- ing from the laundromat on Michigan Avenue. They had obgram waa announced. The Octo­ ber meeting will be a Halloween were weekend guest* in Lansing with tier dwugliter, Mr. and Mra. Ed Rosser. They visited Linda Reeser at the hospital. * Mr. and Mra. Glendon Curtis and family were Sunday dinner 219 W. STATE ST. Bert A. Payne, 737 S. Washington, Hastings wu continued. Arraigned were James W. My­ ers. 21. 238 8. Jefferson; Glenn ^*,^1. . TIRE SERVICE . BRAKE WORK . WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BALANCING . . . everything Lovely Corner E. Green and Michigan Phone 945-9647 235 W. State the Richard Allo family. They probation department and bond Lubrkatiaa Play It Safe! WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE USED FOSTABLfS—$15.00 for Road Service nd Pick-Up and Delivery We'll Help . . . LIGHT REPAIRS Men Plead to Larceny Charges Three young men pleaded guilty to charges of larceny from For Every Roam in Your Home! Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum DEPEND UPON t bastings bannen—s partnient was alerted and build­ ings were evacuated. No bomb of Hasting*. Saturday. The hap­ py couple Will make their home Segerslrom U en-1 in Grandville Mr. and Mn. Ja*. Joying her new "hands off am- Polhemna of Broadway aPe their grandparent*. * Mrs. Virginia day gift by her neighbors and Route bur* weekly from Sr friend*. * Baveral from MtedlarlUe attended the wedding of Janet Sherman to Mike Rogen �HELP WANTED USED CAR "CLOSE-OUTS" "Slop In and See Hie New 1967 WANTED . . . j Person to supply families in N. i Barry Co or Hastings with 1X3 TEMPEST SPORT CPE. I Rawlelgh products. No capital 1 . . . Blue mist, radio, w walls. necessary. Write Rawlelgh. 1 Auto. 6 cyl. New car condition!, Dept. MCI-651 -375 Freeport. Ill. 9 29 । 1X4 CORVA1R . . . Monza coupe, 4 speed 1 MALE HELP WANTED transmission, w/walls, radio, white with blue vinyl interior. Fords on Display Sepf. 30 In RenneR Ford 1X4 THUNDERBIRD . . . Landeau Coupe with air conditioning, power steering and windows. Beautiful blue finish with black cordova top. Country” ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Ford Galaxia 500 3 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand. 0 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 3 Dr. Standard 0. 1963 Rambler American 3 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. 1963 CADILLAC . . 4 door hardtop, spotless inside and out. Full power and many extras 12 months war­ ranty on this tine one owner car. 1X3 MERCURY . . . Meteor custom 2 door. V-8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion. power steering, radio, new w/walls tires, one local owner. 1X3 FORD GALAXIE 500 ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, heal­ er, automatic, power steering and brakes. I960 CADILLAC . . . Fleetwood 60 Special, load­ ed with extras including air conditioning, original factory finish and has new w/wall tires. 1 1963 Fairlano 4 Dr. Stand. 0 CyL 1963 Fairlane 3 Dr. Hardtop Sport Cpe V8 eng 4 ap. trans Bucket seals. Excellent condition. | 1960 Ford Fairlane REARM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N M.chlgsn Ave Hastings. Michigan 3 Speed, a cyl. 1959 Ford Golaiie 500 1959 Plymouth Fury 3 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 0 cyl., power steering. w/walls, radio Ton 4 Wheel Dr. Styleside Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup Short box. 3 ap. va Engine. 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton. Cabin Chassis. Several Transportation 8 per lab . F.‘SM IMPLEMENTS Farm Machinery f INVENTORY We Buy ( We Dry We Store 1 We Sell TOP PRICES PAID Let us grain bonk your com ond deliver ot your convenience. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply FORAGE HARVESTERS AND BLOWERS— 1X3 New Holland aia with corn head. 1X1 MM with com head 1X1 A Chalmers with corn head 1X1 A Chalmers .with hay, and com head. Paper PTO Blouei AC Blower with motor Kools Table Blower w PTO CORN PICKERS— NI 310 one-row 'picked 30 acres). NI 306 2-row mtd. Like new! NI No. 7 >ne-row pull. InL I.P. one-row pull MM Modkl 8H one-row pull. Oliver No. 6 one-row pull MH 2-row self propelled. NI No. X 2-row mtd. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-37 So. 10/6 . . . YOUR CORN REDUCING SALE TBACTOB8— InL 560 Diesel. AC D 17 L P. Case 611 B Gas Case 411 B Gas. MM 445 Gas (Mae DC. Case SC. Case 630 Diesel Demo 945-3150 9 29 FARM SERVICE 1006 East Railroad 8L Wl 5-2943 10 6 FARMERS ... We are now booking Branded Feed Concen­ trates for the winter of 1966 and 1967. I Bookings until Oct. 30th I Take advantage of our seasonal low price and save! We’ll be glad to help you figure /our needs for the season. FARM-BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South Wl 5-2223 ‘ FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building for your farm or business No ob­ ligation Cail your Smiley man SMILEY POST BUILDINGS r.o. M Mkbtcu. <IU| Hl-llU GUI u HASTI NGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS CaU Wl 5-3481 able. On private drive, near Robert Balmer. Call Wl 6-5944 or Wl 5-9156. tf Large United Slates and Canadian Company In agricul­ tural field urgently requires representative in this area for Crop Service Department. Ap­ plicant must bare recent agri­ cultural background and be well regarded In area. Position Is full lime, or can be handled al first along with your present farming operation. Successful applicant can expect earnings between SIM-SIM weekly wilh excellent opportunity for early advancement in this area. Write and tell me about your­ self. Reply at onee to Allan Farrow, Box 5M, Marion, Ohio. 9 29 1964 CHEVROLET CONVERT­ DISPLAY CLAMIFIID ir Business Opportunities ALL IRRORS—io cenacriy. Unusual Sales Opportunity CARDS OF THANK5 » IN MIMORIAM LEGALS MACHINE SHOP MACHINE OPERATORS Experience desirable but not re­ quired. Must have the ability to learn to read micrometers, blue prints and make own setups. MOLDERS COREMAKERS CHIPPERS and GRINDERS HELPERS 10’13 GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Hastings Paint & Wallpaper Store rOBBCLOSUXB sones MORTOAOR RALg — DWsalt r>t fllaeel a Hud.. >I(U corporallM, October 5. IIU OBDgg—PUBLICATION— Due to increase in business, we are in need of the following technicians: a. one <1) Painter b. one 1) Mechanic 'for our new and used car recondi­ tioning department) C. two '21 Body Repairmen 'for customer repair shop) These are permanent positions we can otter you: a. Above average earnings b. Guaranteed wage C. Paid vacations d. Hospitalization and Life ’ Insurance e. Retirement 'Pension) Plan OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION MielUzsn, Let <». MM4I»II1* I*e«M *4<liil<>a No. 2 <)>• of MMiHotUMv* Hastings- Math, typing and filing. Write in own handwriting, giving other pertinent information, to Box 1023 c/o Hastings Ban­ ner. 10/6 a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line . h. n wdrh w.'.ir nama ad — 8225 This includes. pottag* laity Shoppe. Delton. 49046 FOR SALE—1st Ward, 3-bed­ room home. IS x 16 living rqom with fireplace, carpeting and draperies included, formal din­ ing room and modern kitchen with eating space and loads of WHEELER MARINE SALES i cupboards. Tiled bathroom—all SERVICE — Mercury outboard modem, one bedroom down, motors New and used boats two extra large bedrooms up­ Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ stairs. Play area In basement cessories M-M In Nashville. OL 3-2861 or OU3-6074. tf windows — garage accommo­ dates 3 cars Conveniently lo­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ cated—810X0 Call Wl 5-5009 TLED GAS I Bee Carl Ar Betty's . tf Appliances before you buy! They Bell—They Install—They Service Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-3? South. _ _________“ 114 WhI HUt> Haitian. Michls PUBLICATION OBDEB. HELP WANTED WANTED — Shopper Shows Inc­ need toy demonstrators in this ■TABLE PAPER — Pop picnics, WANTED TO BUY—Violin of family reunions, lota of uses. area immediately. Write Orpha good quality. Write full de­ ' 40’ x 300'. UM al The Ban­ Stiffler, Mulliken, Michigan. tails to Emory Bowen. Sara­ ner office. tf nac, Michigan. 10/6 /ANTED: HOUSEKEEPER - REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast with OoBesc tablets. Onlv Desire responsible woman of Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/34 Help Keep high character to do light housecleaning, cooking, etc^ Our Economy live in at Gull Lake. 2 school FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HATH —Use Rexall's fast permanent age children. Private room with Strong Regularly 12 0O-Now 81.00. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. quired. -Call Richland MA 9­ Available at Jacob'a Pharmacy, BUY U. 5. SAVINGS BONDS 9337 or write Box 1020, Has­ tf tings Banner. tf Due to on expan.ion pro­ gram several openings have developed for the following: WELDERS GENERAL LABORERS PUBLICATION OBDEB. PRESS OPERATORS ASSEMBLERS First and Second Shift Openings. BAXBY C0UXTY aoxixo coMMiaaiow irt HeCM—FbHM 144-4: HmUas*. Mkhlgia Enjoy paid holidays, vaca­ tions, insurance program ond other employee bene­ fits. Apply in person. PUBLICATION OBDBB ELECTRO-CHEMICAL FINISHING COMPANY 33 State St, Mi'Miaa. Middleville, Michigan 9 29 .'in h it n iaq (t Pblllp II. Mil CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 PARur.M PUBLICATION OBDBB $3.47 up ’“.TU.•7.JES WINICK'S 206 N. Michigan a ttOllUO OT MOBTOAOB FOBBCLOkUBX BALE NOTICES -rr Cou»tj Niehl IUIII. CVwk <«)>)• I. Hnlll.lrr t-r< Wl 5-3324 U OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. to 5:30 PM. Heating - Plumbing Lots of good sweaters Men's black oxfords, size 7 Men's black tennis shoes, size 8'. New • Remodel • Repair Large quantity of summer dresses—25< each Ladles' fall and winter skirts Next week—ladles' fall dresses 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 WALK UP AND SAVE I 9/29 Service WELTON'S Mich, tf WANTED: CLEANING WOMAN CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric Up—2 or 3 days a week. Prefer Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ Mondays and Fridays Refer­ work. Clean IX square feet ences required. CaU Richland for only MX Has Ungs Floor MA 9-9337 or write Box 1020 Hastings Banner. tf If GIRL WANTED: TELEPHONE FB JACOBS PHARMACY WORK FROM HOME—To ex­ FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM 538-8706. or write plain unusual hearing. Very SERVICE! No charge for over ­ Interesting. 81-50 an hour plus Box MB 486 size prints. __________ tf bonus Write Box 1021. c/o Hastings Banner Hastings Banner. 10/13 CHESTER B. STEM INC. would like to buy your land If It has ROUTE SERVICEMAN NEED­ a good stand of Hard Maple or ED for Hastings area. Train­ Old Oak trees on IL Let us buy ing. truck, uniforms furnished. your wood-lot and save it for Retirement benefits. Good in­ future generations. Homer surance program. Premium pay Bocker, Rl, Hastings. Ph. 945­ Jor overtime Send personal 5746. 10/30 resume to Canteen Service Co. 15 Shepard. BatUe Creek. Mich AUCTION SALE—Saturday, Oct. 1. 1 p-m—Household furnish­ ings for every room, small ap­ HELP WANTED — Experienced pliances. sporting equipment, Clerk - typist. pleasant office; books. Skll saw. boys' 26 - in. salary commensurate with bike, antiques, too many other ability and experience: fringe items to mention. AU in ex­ benefits. Call 945-2456 tf cellent condition. 1436 Van AuREGISTERED NURSES OF ken 8X, Grand Rapids, of! BARRY COUNTY—Xour Hos­ pital needs help! Evening and rltt. Auctioneer. 9/29 night tours of duty. Why not 1967 CALENDARS — Wide varlInvestigate? Clara Sage. R.N, HASTINGS B.P.W OARAGE SALE — Saturday. Oct. 1. 323 E Director of Nursing. 10/27 per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. CaU: Battle Creek. REE LUMBER AND CON­ ir Household Goods WO 3-0159 co .ect after 6 pm CRETE BLOCKS from build­ ing near Hastings. Write Box BLOND, mahogany, book - case 1023, Hastings Banner. 9/29 ELECTRIC Razors repaired— headboard for twin beds. 80’ Special —Your razor cleaned, wide—like new. CaU 795-3632. lubricated and sharpened, only 9/29 8135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 S. SPINET PIANO Jefferson, Hastings. tf May be had by assuming small ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PO. 171, Heatings Telephone WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED monthly payments. Beautiful Wl 5-4954. Meetings every in aluminum, steel or wood finish. See It locally. Write Monday. 8 pm. tf sash. Burkey Auto Glass & Credit Dept., Box 57, NUee, Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ son. Hastingsu ★ Fot Sola—JUol Calata EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' | and men's clothing. Phone Wl BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ 5-5714. 5604 Gun Lake Rd. I ly new tri-level lake front year Tauor Shop. ' around home on north aide of Wall Lake with built-ins. Con­ sider renting. Call: Grand ★ Help Wonted Rapids 538-5511 or CH 32783 10/28 RELIABLE PARTY to drive a 2S ACRES —Close to town. A 1966 Olds Toronado to Los beautiful site for a home. WUI Angeles. 945-5823 sell on terms. Ph. 945-3896. 9/29 man who can sell In the home High Type Products—Exclusive and in demand—leads no prob­ lem—car furnished, expenses plus commission If you are accustomed to high earnings call us for an appointment. Apply in person or send per­ sonal resume to: Mr. Robert L. Davis PUBLICATION OBDEB General Service Manager DeNooyer Bros. Company 350 W. Michigan Avenue Battle Creek Michigan 10 6 MANAGER TRAINEE-We want MAMMOTH CLOVER SEED — CaU Wl 5-2254 after 6 pm. an aggressive and self-starting 10/6 school graduate, to train for a STALK SHREDDERS FOR career with one of America's ’RENT—pranclsco Farm Sup­ moat progressive finance com­ ply. M37 So. 945-3150. tf panies Good starting salary, excellent employee benefits and profit kharlng. Model Finance # Noticae OFFICE HELP —Part time to 5433. OBDEX - PUBLICATION Paid hospital, surgical and group life insurance Eight paid holi­ days, pension benefits. UNIVERSAL C.l.T. CREDIT CORP. 1522 Wealthy, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 9 29 MOBILE HOME—12 X 60-Rlttcraft Lota available. Terms. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY NOTICE is hereby given that one 1959 De6oto-8-PlrefUght. Apply in person Monday thru 4 Dr, Serial No. M 412115995 Friday —7:30 am. to 4:30 pm. may be inspected at 2688 Wood E. W. BLISS COMPANY School Rd. Hastings, where it 1004 East State Street U stored, and that said vehicle Hastings. Michigan will be offered for public sale at 10:15 am. Tuesday. Oct 11, "An Equal Opportunity Employer —M dt F“ 9 29 1966. at 1522 Wealthy BE, Grand Rapids. Mich., and the holder reserves the right to bld AUTOMOTIVE and purchase at such kale. HELP WANTED RenneR Ford Inc. ART MEADE. Salesman Home Ph 043-2328 LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 043-4054 CASH RATt—2*4c LAYOUT MEN DETAILERS NOTICE Classified Paragraphs MINIMUM RATE—50c far Twenty Words. ENGINEERING NOTICES 1959 Ford ft-Ton Pickup -4 Dr. 0 Cyl. Automatic. HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 FOUNDRY 3 Dr. Bed. 6 Cyl. Stand. 'See to appreciate). Radio, heater. 1964 Ford F250 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE I PUBLICATION OBDBB. Niehl* �THE HASTINGS Card of Thanks and In Momoriam You Bet Your Life LEGALS Calendar of Special Event! CARD OF nUDOU. HOSPITAL GUILD NO. U HktsrA M Members of Hospital Guild No. sympathy, beautiful floral offer- neighbors for the beautiful floral pusucanov obdbjs. Bum at MMtoea. Pi offerings, the cards and personal family taring our raeent be* calls ot sympathy, the food, gifts . L. Scudder on Wednesday, There Is no known cure for ' Dutch elm disease, but each' rash of telephone calls and letters to BPW GARAGE SALE the Michigan Department of AgSaturday, OeL 1 rkulUire in Lansing la a slgnaMl Hastings B P.W. Garage Bale. that some new quiirk "cure" had 1 aroused desperate but unfounded pm. hope in elm lover*. •• One of the latest Irtalnseali) "j to receive publicity is applies- Eolalo toward the family of Sylvia Hol­ lister. A special "thank you" to room. Itullaz*. munlty Hospital, Rev. Russell kind and helpful services and Squad, the Ladles of the Cedar Creek Bible Church. A special thanks to Rev. Paul Deal for hl* muoanoM okdbb. Leonard - Orgood Funeral Home for their kindness and services Harold Erb Clayton Erb IlMitagi, Mlckirsa kindness will always be remem­ bered. Mr. and Mra. Paul Bivens and family CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the many friends, relatives and neighbora for the Dowers, cards, and food brought tn.'A special thanks to Badle Ann Kemppalner and Mona Mae Walker for helping at home. fnmllln* of Wm. Hollister nurses, nurses aids. Dr*. Logan and Blair at Pennock Hospital, the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home, Uie pallbearers and Rev. Willard Curtis. Your kindness will always be remembered. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Messina and family Mr. and Mn. Lee Relgler CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKH • Stella L. Tuckerman! We wish to express our deep gratitude and appreciation for the kindness given, messages of sympathy conveyed, and beauti­ ful Doral offerings sent during our recent bereavement and loss at our beloved Wife, Mother, and Grandma. We especially wish to thank We wish to thank our children and grandchildren for making our anniversary a day to be're­ membered. We also thank our friends and neighbors for the lovely gifts and cards that-we Dr. Huebner, for me In the hospital; also to Rev. Elliott and all my relatives and friends for their prayers, visits and cards. Mrs. Erls Jarman CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mn. Henry Lelnaar IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear husband. lather, grand!ether and great grandfather, who passed away two years ago, Oct. 1, IBM. "A place is vacant tn our home Which never can be filled." Family ot Lester Miller Hospital for their wonderful care and kindness , given Mr* Tuckerman during her lllnesa. Also to Dr. Myer*. for his skilled aid and help given her and hla understanding help given the family. Our sincere thanks to rela­ tives. friends and neighbors for IN MEMORIAM In memory ot Sarah Phillips. their kindness. The lender and comforting words of Reverend Precious one from us has gone. Ellidll will always remain in our A voice we loved la still. A place is vacant in our home. hearts. Husband, Myron E. Tuckerman Which never can be filled.Children and Grandchildren The family. Canning supplies are M Final Account II la Ordered IB 10:00 A.M. 1»nrasu liaallaca. MtokU**. a koariM b* Sal* .n Ik. Nllllos ot C'h.rl*. Ml Canada The disease affects all species of elms in the United States and is a fungus. Elm beet­ les spread the disease fungus, produce are nbaUntlally less which to also spread by root con|.<I B»leab*r 131k, toct. Symptoms arc rapid ailtPhilip H. MiKbtU, J Ing and yellowing of leaves fol­ lowed. Uy death of branches, progressing until the Ute Is dead. PUBLICATiOM OBDBB There is no known cure—only They move has often and have prevention of- spread, -according .UHCI irgrr KUIUUOL families. The Il«- average *--...... ---­ small town family lives Ln one to Boyer. Thu Is ariompllshed by PUBLICATION OZDEB Carplossnass and inattention account for a large location 11.6 yrara-well above; spraying for beetle canUol reKuta at ■irhlgaa. Th. ProbaM Uie national average of 9.7 year*, moving dead and infected trees. uri far Ika C at Harry. percentage of highway accidents. Small town residents alw have «nd on occasion measures to comporouvcly big famllim with prevent root grafU. In control .i “-------------------ureas where local programs are in effect, the stole to charged ’ aana olkor •alt*bl. p«r ■*ith enforcing removal of dead r s d.I.mlaaUos at kata Mtudlwl. l-ubllesllon -- • -| and diseased trees. i They are good supermarket Removal to often expensive. customers Small town fanilhra Philip 11. Milrhell. Teresa Stuart was a Friday. IO 1 . iuiW lower average Incomes — turn to last-ditch treatments pt. 18, overnight guest of hi-- olipCI* IVlcirKCl 'but their weekly outlay for food al this point. c.ruizbl and Hoddy | Is only a dollar leas per week In addition to the turpentine Allornrys lor P.Ulloa randDarvnts. and Mrs. *.. town shoppera . .... than other groups. They buy 7B treatment, other so-called Philip H. MliekaU. Jud«« at Pro­ St XX oiMr. ■ HaXntt * RoMr. Small may stlU U.nd.rthoti Halidins S Mr."dX iXt were Sat- “e folksy but they like blg cAy percen*. ot their groceries in the ! "cures" reported to the dep^rtsuper market while other taml-, ment include Uon filing*, aspirin. urday. Sept. 17. visitors of Mr. 'iiricty and mtvIcm in a super uruay. oepuii, vumwid ui »u. KJ5 Old Kml BulldlM PUBLICATION OBDBB. Hies spend 11 percent in super ground com cob*, seaweed, cosOrend Rapid*. Mlehlgaa 4»5<U JO/S and Mra Robert Kettle of Grand nuY’lcrt| mlc rays, high voltage electricity. massive markets. Rapids * Mr. and Mrs. George r lb a Cooatr at Barry. ’ The availabtlity of non-foods and even vinegar. None of these Brown and Mrs. Laura Hoekstra -J” .'A Kalala ot Orin W. Dnrikm. lie OBDBB OF PUBLICATION— laaod. File Na. Id.STI. 1 Claim and DnanalnaUon ot U of Grand Rapids were Saturday. SuPcr Market study, many tra- is popular with small town shop- « effective. Prevention of Infection B the “ 8-t*. 17 v-Wtora ofMr and Mra dltinns dlttons enmmnnlv commonly associated associated with wtth pen becau-c of the lack of many country life still exist exist and and tnin­ specially shops in their com- only worthwhile effort, and thia Cteude Walton. muntrv fluence small town market, buy­ munlty. As a result, the sale of ‘ncludra removal of infectejl small treco Stalling the removal unfy ing patterns today, with friend­ clothing and accawoncn in “ perelfl“ 111 ‘Ffamily of Morgan and Mr. and liness and comprehensive service Small Town w“" TZ‘.... Shoppers Like the Freeport were Sunday. Sept. 18. visitors of and Mrs Tim Kidder and chllMoon- and family attended the Allegan fair. * Mr. and Mra. Ttn> Kidder were Bunday. Sept. 14 luncheon guests of Mr. and l-Robert Erway of Hastings. :)UI>1:H - PUBLICATION — Business Directory Michigan State's junior flrat bagman Turn Blnkowskl was named to the IMd All-star team at the Basin League. Blnkowski played fcr Sturgis, 8. D, In the college Ehimmcr loop. IOS W. Kt.I Heating* .Michiana ■PUBLICATION OBDEB. MIMOUALJMHUMEHTS Of DISTINCTION Lawronca BroHten officials. The study observes, too, that brought to the United Stales about 30 years ago. when elm logs were imported for veneer, according to C. A. Boyer, chief' of the Michigan Department .fl units a week above that of Agriculture's Plant Industry Di­ vision. Since then, the disease OKDU or rvBLLCi.no*— and family and family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conklin and family No Known Cure For Dutch Elm Disease SMOOD-SIACK foremost. The study was conducted by cooperation with The Kroger Company, the Nation's third cent above average. I ^nndmg areas. They buy in larger quantities. ----------------------------------Ifccau.-c small town cuatomera ant role in the snail I make fewer trips to the super-' pct’s buying and ao market every week, they are rs- 29 percent of flratpL-ctoUy prune to buy in multiple < liascv Other rcaams they m<kks units and lire Uu- biggest one- a fimt-tlme purchwa- in order Sf stop customers among all group*, influence arc need for product. They are Influenced by special curiosity, low price, display, coudlsplaya Special displays have a pons and rvoommendaUon by a particular attract ton for small friend. town .shoppers. Tills may be due But advertising will not cause to their bnslc rural upbringing a, many small town shoppera to the Reuben H. Donnelley Cor­ poration, a leading research firm. Nearly- 15 percent of small town shoppers say they enjoy marketing, the study reports Marketing Um tn strongly with long-standing domestic InUresU —notably baking and canning- goods and non-perishables la cent will do to compared to 13 ixrcent for all types < accounts for above average traditional, the study- Bays. Advertising playa an Import- > the study points out. sales *n biscuit flours and mixes, Agency for INSURANCE I a purport*.! ot admlnlelra Plymouth is out to this year. ROBERT W. STACK. Owner State Farm Insurance All Forms of AUTO — FIRE BONDS OBDEB General. Swanson Inaurence 126 S. Mlckiga" Avw d liudeon. Insurance and Bands JERRY ANDRUS 10/11 Coll Wf 5-3481 "We're As Near As Your Telephone" ■nN -W? ' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guida-Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair . KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Product* WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ REPAIR—Expert workmanship. ICE—First class work. Call Wl CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXGilmore Jewelers. 102 E. State 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ St. Phone Wl 5-5316. ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Ssrykss, M37 So.. Wl 5­ 2223. CERAMIC FORMICA, LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ Repairs and sharpening. Saw tings Floor Covering, 123 W. parts and supplies. McCulloch State. Wl 5-5H8. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ICE —24 hour Service I black Suppiy, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— and white). Jacobs Prescription Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Recored Burkey Sales and SenlEngraving. Miller Jeweler*, 118 CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE W. State St. Wl 5-5176. Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP — Ail rods. Installation and -Hanging. washers, dryers and small home SERVICE ON AU MAKES of trac­ Bewrwyk's Color Center. 221 tors, machinery and chain saws appliances. Call 945-2317. in our new building at 124 N. JsHtrson. Experienced mechanVACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus spscUITERS—Service, pens, hoses and 5-5052. b*(t for all make*. Authorized Hoover Sales and Service. Steury more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Phone 945-5316. GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phono Wl 5-5412. Plant, W State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Miscellaneous HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ TER— Raw wood or finished frames. Also, custom framing. 221 W. Mill. Radio, Television Repairing Business Services Offered LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel Horan SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE— 315 1 Hanover. 945-3862. Free service for one PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rlte Water ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING year on Selchall-Carhon Color E. L. Carpent! Systems. Sold, installed, serviced. and supplies. Kelley Elecbic Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623Service, 524 Middleville Rd., TV S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ WE REPAIR radio and record 53BI. player* iSTEREO and Hl-FH. Phone Wl 512700 alter 5 pm.. ERS REPAIRED—Central Rad.o Music Center. 138 W. State. Hastings. and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV­ Phone 945-4284. son. phone Wl 5-9187. ICE. For details call 945-3187. Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to ba Liitod..in Thii Waakly Sarvica and Rapair Guide 17 Plymouth Fwy. Ail new. All beautiful. Just Io win you Over. Outside, longer and more sleganL Inside, downright lavish. Try to say "no" to 13 eniking interiors. A Safe/FHflht Instrument panel. Flow-Through ventilabon (standard on that 4-door hardtop up there). And the biggest standard and optional V-8s in Fury's price class. One of 25 Furys is out to win you over right now. Give in. ’67 Plymoutfi Tory CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DIVISION W W Tay MOTORS CORPORATION DEWEY'S CAR PALACE - M43 at Sprague Rud, Mtoe, Midi | �EeoIUs and In Msmoriam or CAKD THE HASTINGS You Bet Your Life raMtesuoa **4 Calendar of Special Events HUNKS HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 66 Rkh*r4 M. B Member* of Hospital Guild No. the beautiful floral rmLICATIOB OBDBB. W. L. Scudder on Wednesday. Sept. 28. 7:30 pm. calls of sympathy. the food, lift* a- .toward the family of Sylvia Hollister. “ffli.TJLJ munlty Hospital, Rev. Russell . .u — ik. h.i.nk. MarUl Dsvll £ Diram. •‘•mCSE PDBUCATIOX OBDBB. OBDBB Of PUBI4CATI0B— naalAcMaat and family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Case and family ■ rib xo. ProbeI and family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conklin and family and tiic duidren and families of Wm. Hollister Uumpkrry, ASslaltlrater. t> tie i CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to PUBUCATIOV OBDBB. Dr. Huebner. Dr. Blair, Dr. My­ ers luid all the nuraea who cared for me in the hospital: also to Rev. Elliott and all my relative* and friend* for their prayer*, visits and cards. Mr*. Erls Jarman PUBLICATION OBDBB Hute >t Rkhlree. lean for Ike C percentage of highway accidents. Freeport CARD OF THANKS By We wish to thank our children and grandchildren for making our anniversary a day to be re­ membered. We also thank our friends and neighbors for the UttUilil *n4 Dodd] lovely gifts and cards that we Teresa Stuart was a Friday. Sept 16, overnight guest of her grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Ro­ bert Brooks of Hastings. * Mr. M*in. Mr. and Mrs Henry Lelnaar Rapids. Mublaaa 46*01 IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of’our dear husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, who passed "A place u vacant tn our home Which never can be ruled." . Family of Lester Miller or IN MEMORIAM la memory of Barati Phillips. nd nd Pietious one from us has gone, A voice we loved la still. A plske is vacant tn our home. Which never can be tilled. The family. OBDBB OF PUBLICATION— W h.lr. PabiieaUan *> umiIm Moon- and family attended the Allegan fair. * Mr. and Mra. Tim Kidder were Sunday. Sept. 1& luncheon guests of Mr. and Mr* Robert Erway of Hastings. OBDEB—PUBLdCATlOX— tor J’rlitlunrr PUBLICATION OBDEB tearins lx bold at wblrb-Alt H*dilaH st said dxoaaod azr touilrod k> utola Agency for INSURANCE Small Town Shoppers Like the Super Market Small town .shoppers may ftlll be folksy but they like big city urday. Sept. 17. visitors of Mr. variety and services in a super 10/6 and Mrs. Robert Kettle of Grand According toe the massive Brown Mid Mn Laura Hoekstra ■ Cunsumi-r Dynamics In the of Grand Rapids were Saturday. Super Market" study, many tra<lltlons commonly associated with country life still exist and InClaude Walton. fluonce small town market buying patterns today, with friendfamily of Morgan and Mr. and llneM and comprehensive service Mra. Hayden Durkee of Evart foremost. were Bunday. Sept. IB. visitors of ond Mrs. Tim Kidder and chll- Directory ■« SHIRWOOB-SIACK Mrt. Sylvan Tagft I*rogmalve Grocer Magaxlnc In cooperation with The Kroger Company, the Nation’s third the Reuben II. Donnelley Cor­ poration. a leading research firm. Nearly 75 percent of small town ahopp-TS say they enjoy Michigan State’s Junior first marketing, the study reports bogrnan Ttxn Blnkowskl was Marketing lire in Wrongly with nanud to the 1966 All-star team long-standing domestic Interests of the Basin League Blnkpwskl —notably baking and canningplayed fcr Bturgis. S. D.. in the: and accounts for above average coUcgo 8unun<r loop. | gain m bLscult flours and mixta. There U no known cure for ’ Dutch elm disease, but each' rash of telephone calls and letters to BPW GARAGE SALE the Michigan Department of AgSaturday, OeL 1 rlcultore tn Lansing Is a ilgnklrtf Hastings BP.W. Garage Bale. that some new quick “euro" had * aroiued desperate but unfounded hope in elm lover*. * One of the latest treatment) i 103 percent, baking jiowdcr and to receive pabllelty l» appUeasoda. 38 percent. pie fillings. 67 llua of turpentine. There la no foundation for claims Hut Ihta . 7 will help, say department plant ’ ’ otTIclab. Dutch elm disease was first,, percent above average. brought to the United States The study obwven. too, that the haUt of eating a big brrak- logs were Imported for veneer. i according to C. A. Boyer, chief of the Michigan Department,« 300 units a week above that of Agriculture's Plant Industry Dlvision. Since then, the disease braid and rolls are 1,300 units more. Dried prunes sell fire Canada The disease affects all Uhics better in the small town species of elms In the United super market. States and ir. a fungus. Elm beet­ les spread the disease fungup, which is also spread by root con­ tact. Symptoms are rapid wilt­ ing and yellowing ot leaves fol­ lowed, Uy death of branches, progressing until the tree is dead. I They move has often and have There is no known cure—only larger families. Ttic average prevention of spread, according 1 small town famUy Uvea in one to Boyer This is accomplished by location 12.fi ycara—weH above ’ spraying for beetle control, rethe national average of 9.7 year*, moving dead and Infected trees. Small toun residents also have and on occasion measures to comparatively big families with prevent root grafts. In control ._ ‘ ... 1.___ ________ _ areas where local nroerams programs are in effect, the state is charged with enforcing removal ot dead Studied. and diseased trees They arc good supermarket Removal is often expensive. customers. Small town famiHts haw? tower average Incomes — turn to last-ditch treatments but tlsclr weekly outlay for food at this polnL Is only a dollar less per week In addition to the turpentine percent. of their groceries in the super market while other fami­ lies spend 77 pcrcoit in supcr markets. The availability of non-foods ts popular with small town shopper* becaue of the lack ot many ipccudty shops in their communlty. As a result, the sale of clothing and acccsBorlca in small “ ------ ■—— cent above average. They buy In larger quantities. Bccau-c small town customers make fewer trips to the super- pcclally prune to buy In multiple units and are the bigg rev. onestop customers among all groups, They are Influenced by special dlsplaya. Special displays have a particular attraction for small town shoppers. This may bo due to their basic rural upbringing where ’stocking up” on canned "cures" reported to the depart­ ment Include Iron filings, aspirin. mlc rays, high voltage electricity, and even vinegar. None ot these is effective. Prevention of infection is the only worthwhile effort, and this Includes removal of Infect e d. trees Stalling the removal only endangers valuable elms in sur­ rounding areas. nnt role in the snail brwn sh<A>- a flrat-tlme purcltuv influence orc need lor product. curioolty. low price, display, coupons and nxxxmncndaUon by a friend. * But advertising will not cause o.s many small town shoppers to cliange brands. Just------ traditional. the study- say*. ixrcfnt f< Advertising plays an import- 1 the study Plymouth is out to^^ I • 11 : •. atii ■ No Known Cure For Dutch Elm Disease this year ROBERT W. 8TACK. Owner «1 Isi Bids. listed Knil A. in Pbeae Wl J-1V71 !>s<id Attorney st SUB W. Court BL Hsailngs. Mt<ht<ss All Forms off OBDEB— Oaoaral. Imurance and Bondi JERRY ANDRUS Publlrau.'is Dated: Hainan! Slrxrl Altnrn, ,Paul E Hi Call Wl 5-3401 "We're As Near As Your Telephone' ERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE iuide - Keep It in a Handy Place ffor Future Reference ir M Automobile fir Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Product* at Jefferson. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ GET YOUR (TEADY-MIX from the ICE—First class work. Call Wl CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXBarry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. 5-5085, Byrkey Sales and SerV- CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repairs and sharpening. Saw parts and supplies. McCulloch Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. RADIATORS Cleaned. reau Seryices. M37 So.. Wl 5­ 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bandar Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ICE — 24 hour Service (black and white!. Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Repaired. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Miscellaneous ica. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Wl 5-5176. , HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ rods. Installation and-Hanging. TER— Raw wood or fimthed SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ frames. Also, custom framing. Beverwyk’s Color Center, 221 tors, machinery and chain saws 221 W. Mill. in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan- 5-5052. Business Services Offered TROPHY CENTER—Plus special- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rlte Water ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV­ ICE. For details call 945-3187. Radio, Television Repairing Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 5. Hanover, 945-3862. Free service for one year on Setchel I -Carbon Q and supplies. Kelley Electric Service. 524 Middleville Rd., TVS. RADIOS G RECORD PLAY­ Phone Wl 512700 after 5 p m.. ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Hastings. ion. Phone Wl’5-9187. ill 945-3481 If You Would Like tp b« Li>t«d.:in Thia Weekly Service and Repair Guide •97 PfymouBi Fury. All nsw. All beautiful. to win you OWf. Outbids, longer and mor* elegsnl. In»lda. downright lavish. Try Io Bay "no" to 13 eniicfog interiors. A Salo/Flight Instrument panel. Flow-Through ventilation (standard on that 4-door hardtop up there). And the biggest standard and optional V-fls in Fury’a price class. Ona of 25 Furys b out to win you over right now. Give in. DfWEY’S CAR PALACE - '67Plymoutfi Tury PLYMOUTH DIVISION W Ol_IE>\/d CHRYSLER MU,UKS GUfw'UHAliUN M43 at Sixasua Road/Ddita, Mi<k | �Odessa 8—THE HASTINGS George VanTtffUn was admitted U> Butterworth Hospital. Friday Mra. Ted Redman and Debby of Hamilton. ♦ Albert Green la' Highland Park and Mr. and gaining slowly but la much bet-I Clare Blakely and four children graduated from Navy basic traln- Mra. Lafe family. Michael Blakely Beverly and B SOSSM, NAV8COL Cook. Point Ilueneme, Calif, 9JO41 sing. They also attended Mrs. Ruth Tasker and Mrs ceptlon held at the Thelma Gilliland of Lansing was at the Inn la Hospital Is; Michael is the grandson of Mra. were Bunday gutarts of Mr. and Mra. Harley Stadel. * Mr. and Mrs. Lester SkuU and Mra. Bea­ trice Hummel of St. Johns anti , of rural Hastings. * George Barker al Pennock Mr. and Mrs Izonard Hummel j Hospital for a week, was released 1 to his home last Monday. * 8P. 5 Rlcliard Everett has returned ~~ ' famlly spent the weekend with Mra. Jesse Rodrigues of Pontiac. | * Mr. and Mra. Brandon Shade, Alice and Johnny Piper spent Harold Everett and family of the weekend at their cottage on Bertha Lake near Farwru. Williams, Jr., and ‘ * tered the hospital. - Personal Mention Mr. and Mra. William Dunlap tour over the weekend. Included Maple Grove railed on Mra. John TcnHarke! Sunday. Springs, tte University of Colo­ rado at Boulder and Central City. They returned to Chicago Hubbard Hills By Richie. Ray and Randy Adams mott and daughters, Mro. Albert Green cd to >UT home Saturday from Pennock HoapiUd. She Is much better than she was. Her daughters. Mrs. Helen Peterson of Alto and Mrs. Anne Molera of Kalamazoo will «wnd nmo .time with her. * RWlParker of Robblns Bay called on Albert Green. Tuesday. Parker Is leaving soon Kimberly la an agent for the Washington National Insurance Co, has been transferred from Lansing to Sunday. * Mr and Mra. Myron Campbell of Delton also called at ■ the Green home Saturday. Mra Campbell la the farmer Virginia Sweet and formerly lived in this neighborhood. * Mr. daughter of Mrs. Claude Braldreturned home Saturday from a week's trip. They went to Lud­ ington and crossed Lake Mich­ igan on the boat to Manltowac. WU, from there to Whitefish Point and visited the HarryBldelnuins They came bock over Marshall daughter, from the East. --------------------------family of Grand Rapids were rr —— Tnpp and ---------------------------------------------Sunday guests of Mr. aril Mra. Brenda aUaodod Um .game Fri- Burd returned to their home day at Middleville. *> Mrl. Aman- Tuenday after staying it at the James Dunn. * Mr. and Mra dx7 John Caylor were Sunday dinner da Gantz of Robbins Buy did unui nome two weeks helping party Albert Green. New Ownership of LARKE'S CITGO SERVICE from the St. Lawrence Hospital, Lansing. Friday. He spent the weekend with his son. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Piper of Lansing He la now at the homo to ids daugh­ ter. Mr and Mrs. Brandon Shade and Alice of rural Free- Now A Highbank By Mrt. Vern Uawbliti Don's Citgo Station 1436 $. Hanoyer 945-9049 "Windshields Washed Every Time!" yif SpMioiis. in:— Wash Job* • Rear Springs Car Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds Tiros • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and ^getyfeaa • Automatic Traasmissioa Overhauls Hospital. We wish them speedy recovery. * Mr. and Mra Ralph Raaey of Nashville and Jack Orven of Hastings were Sunday Marshall Green of Thomapple Lake. * Mr. and Mrs Errett Skidmore were Sunday caller;, of Mr. and Mra. Harold lauch of Charlotte. Tlie LAS met Wednesday eve­ ning with Mra. Leila Hawblitz. * Mrs. Lafe Williams, Jr.. Is teach­ ing now In the Fuller Street School in Nashville. * Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Gould and family. Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawblitz and son, Mr. and Mra. Vem Hawblitz and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bishop and family of Bottle Creek were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mra. Larry Hawblitz In Battle Creek in honor of their wedding annl- Mr. and Mra. Roy Spaulding! entertained her slsUr. Mra. Rel-. lost week. * Guests Sunday ot | Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawblitz and । The store that cares...aboutyou! "SUPER-RIGHT" rmcB EFfecrivt through Saturday, octoser >st Spare Ribs ’Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef 59i STEAKS 2 TO 3 POUND SIZES ^^HBREF BBI HB "SUPER-RMpt*' BONELESS IONELESS ROTISSERIE .. OR !(MISt ..... Rump Roast nAiiuia Canned Hams M Pork Roast . . . BARRY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT Hastings, Michigan BaUncw-July 1. 1965 409 lb L TZMCIR JVIC Y HIINX TOMATO morgan-1 NIT WT. Ketchup23 Small Peas4 ■Oil CROIX-CUT ALL 0*1 IN flC QUART MS Mayonnaise . jy a Apple Juice....3 89* j| N.T WT. ANN FAO. CRIAMY OS KSUHCHV Peanut Butter.... ANOIL .OAT >hY Facial Tissues.. 1<JT. rarae ?a°; 89 ra raw "it: 35* ra .0X1. 3 s 1 A< 49 $12,022.75 67.55 2.70 Revenue from State Sources State School Aid A&P LIGHT CHUNK $12,093.00 8.237.00 Totol Beginning Fund Bolance and Revenues $ 20.330 00 $ 37,990.22 Expenditures: Instruction! $ 250.74 Administration . 16.483 59 Attendance________________________. 65.51 Operation of plant __________________. 146 35 Fixed charges . 118 40 Transfers to other school districts 778 80 $ 20.146 83 SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND Statement of Changes in Fund Balance July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Fund Balance—July 1, 1965 $ 47.807.12 Revenue from State Sources State School Aid 4«99‘ Apple Sauce 4 ® 99‘ BETTY QUICK-CORNED Beef Hash $37,571.10 211.21 SPECIAL COFFEE SALE TUNA SAVE 20c 79 Eight O'Clock A&P GRADE "A" 17.843 39 Fund Balance—June 30, 1966 3T.oT-fl00 $37.782 31- CANS 25.23300 Totol Beginning Fund Balances ond Revenues DISHWASHING DETERGENT Liquid Capri $33.73421 3.967 95 331 F7 81400 157 80 6.372.56 I 63.015 31 $110,822.43 Expenditure.: Instruction Administrotion Operation of plant Fixed charges Capital Outlay _ Outgoing transfer accounts— other school districts 49' 12 T-BONE lb. 31c Cheerio Bars $ 17.660.22 v nnur Mushrooms u59*j Porterhouse « Fresh Fryers* 2 7C Chocolate Covg^g lce Cream Statement of Changes in Fund Balance July 1. 1965 to June 30, 1966 Revenue: Revenue from Local Sources Current property taxes Interest and penalties on delinquent taxes » f>BIH * TOP QUALITY, GOVERNMENT jNSPECTID ANN PAGE GENERAL FUND Revenue from Local SourcesCurrent property taxes Interest and penalties on delinquent taxes Miscellaneous revenue . . . “69 CUT-UP FRYERS UUlb ■b -"SUPER-RIGHT" Pork Steaks SIRLOIN cqqc BOSTON STYLE BUTT—"SUPER-RIGHT" 11am Swift and family, Mr. and eaniAiu ROUND BONELESS, FULLY COOKED 45.377.69 $ 65.444.74 Tzr 39C JANE PARKER ENRICHED, SLICED WHITE U.S. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE BREAD Potatoes 4e89‘ Pumpkin Pie.... ianb PASKia mi aurrsa Choc. Brownies .49* . 49* 20-69' H0MI »1OWM Green Peppers.. MICHIGAN U.B. NO. I McIntosh Apples - ra raw jv rarar 4 29 6 59 Win Your Share of Over $160,000 in Cash Prizes PLAY BONUS BINGO Pick up your copy of the Benue lingo Game Book at your AGP Store. Each time you visit our store you will receive absolutely free a Bonus Bingo Prise Slip marked Program £139. Only �b—ra Bjurrofo* Georg* VanTHflln wax admitted tp Butterworth HoapUal Friday leU. 10, UB.N, son of Mr. apd Mra. Oren Daniela has been Highland Park and Mr. and gaining slowly but la much bet-1 ' ' ‘ Clare Blakely and four children graduated from Navy basic Ualn- Mra. Lafe Williams. Jr., tered the Iwepttal. family. Pat Count Is employed al the Maple Grove calk'd on Mra. John Baby Bliss factory in MlddleMichael Blakriy and Beverly C-AJi-F. Gary D. Daniels Day Saturday evening al the TenHarke! stunday. villa * Mr. and Mra. Robert B MUM. NAVBCOL Const, Flrat Christian Church tn Lan- Lake Odessa I Personal Mention KS tour over the weekend. Included Springs, the University of Colo­ rado at Boulder and Central City They returned to Chicago Karra'. * Glenn Morris who WM at the Ionia Hospital U Lansing Hubbard Hills Mra Harley Stadel. * Mr. and By Mrt. Albert Green Thelma Gilliland of on Tuesday night. ting, called on Mr. and Mra Archie Burd Bunday. * Mr. and,1*1* mother■a a— — ■ t■ —। T-V.* — 1* — - ‘ Richie. Ray and Randy Adami moU and daughters. Kimberly an* *aa Lansing. trice Hummel of St. Johns and Mra France-, B.orkan retuin■ George Barker at Pennock Mr. and Mra Ix-onard Hummel Hospital for a week, was re*----* . were ounaay —— Bunday vwwra visitors of Mr and td to tier • *home Saturday from Hospital. She U much Tietz called at the Green hnme | Nashville, at Butterworth Hos'to, his home last Monday 8P. Mra. Donald HummeL * Mr. and Pennock " than -----------she was.-------------Her daughi‘ed Mrs Manuel Rodriguez and better than __ Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Myron P*t*l. Grand Rapids, Tuesday •nd- family spent the weekend with tcra. Mra. Helen Peterson of Alto CumpbcU of Delton also called morning. Waking to welcome — - <* __ ■___ n—... n——.. nVlr* Ann* Xfnler* tCn.1. their new brother, are Laurie year'* tour of duly In Thailand. * Mr. and Mra. Brandon Shade.; unuusoo win sjwpd mmo time Mra Campbell is the former girl. 7 pounds. 2 Alice and Johnny Piper spent j with tier. * Ray.Parker of Rob- Vlrgtnla Sweet and formerly Harold Everett and family of the weekend al their cottage on blns Bay called on Albert Green. lived In this neighborhood. * Mr. Bertha Lake near Farweu. j Tuesday. Parker Is leaving soon■ and Mra. Wadsworth Bissel enMr. and Mra. Frank Lewis and • for home to Florida. ,। tertalncd company 1BK last. week family of . Grand Rapids were ‘ Marshall Tripp »nd daughter, from the East * Mr and Mrs. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brenda aLUmkd Use-game Fri- Burd returned to their home James Dunn. * Mr. and Mra day at MlddtovWe. * Mr*. Aman- Tuesday after staying at the John Caylor were Sunday dinner | da Gantz of Robbins Bay did umu none two weeks helping guests of Mr. and Mra. Joel Pal- not sell her cottage at Robbins to .care for the former's father, spent the weekend here. Alio a mer and Lori of Orleans. Bay and she is aastatlng a party Albert Green. New Ownership a Bramblett and son. Lt. Bramblett and eon. Lt. Brambi-» left <la -a — career * Army — — man n who has recently returned from Guam U an agent for the Washington National Insurance Co., has been transferred from Lansing to Battle Creek and Mra. McDer­ mott, <Anlla McGIoeklln). daughter of Mra Claude Braid­ wood. U teaching at Bprlngfleld. Mr. and Mra. Harry Apeplman returned home Saturday from a Ington and crossed Lake Mich­ igan on the boat to Manitowoc. Wil. from there to Whitefish Point and visited the Harry Deal. Mr. and Mra Floyd Bur- Bldelmans. They came back over from the St. Lawrence Hospital. Lansing, Friday He spent Uic Mra. Verne Piper of Lansing. He of Shade and Alice of rural Free- LARKE’S CITGO SERVICE Now A Highbank By Mrt. fern Hmcbliti Don's Citgo Station 1436 S. Hanover 945-9049 Robert Hart was at the hosplAlberta Gardner are at Pennock Hospital. We wish them speedy recovery. * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raney of Nashville and Jack The store that cares.a.aboutyou! Marshall Green of Thomnpple Skidmore were Bunday callers of Mr. and Mra. Harold lauch of Charlotte. The LAS met Wednesday eve­ ning with Mrs. Leila Hawblitz. * Mra. Lafe Williams. Jr„ is teach­ ing now In tile Fuller Street School in Nashville. * Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Gould and family, Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawblitz and son, Mr. and Mra. Vem Hawblltz //« "Windshialds Washed Every Time!" Spaciolize in:— - Lubrication* e Wash Jobs e Rear Spring* Changes e Cor Tune-Ups 0»»d Valve Grind* e Major Overhauls • Spare Ribs 2 TO 3 POUND SIZES and family of Battle Creek were 59: ioneuss rotissirii or in honor of their wedding annl- pre* Welding—Arc and Mr. and Mra. Roy Spaulding entertained her sister, Mra. Rei­ mer from St Petersburg. Fla., last week. * Questa Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Blair Hawblitz and PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST "SUPER-RIGHT" ’Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef STEAKS Ml s Rump Roast 'OOSt ..... BONELESS, FULLY COOKED Canned Hams SCHOOL DISTRICT Pork Steaks ; . . . “ RoUfc—Jul, 1. 1965 _________ ANN FAGE Cheerio Bars * X y $ 17.660.22 ctn. non caoix—cut all oriin Totol Beginning Fund Balance and Revenues $ 20.330 00 $ 37.990.22 Expenditures: Instruction$ 250.74 Administration '_________________ 16.483.59 Attendance 65.51 Operation of plant 146 35 Fixed charges 118.40 Transfers to other school districts 778.80 $ 20.146 83 SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND Statement of Changes in Fund Balance July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Fund Balance—July 1, 1965 $ 47.807.12 99* 99 Apple Juice.. ANN PA0I CRIAMY OR KRU Peanut Butter 3 B 89* :.-^35* ANOIL SOFT S-PLY Facial Tissues.. J 49* SPECIAL COFFEE SALE TUNA SAVE 20c 4s99‘ Apple Sauce 4 & 99' BETTY QUICK-CORNED Beef Hash 3^-100 $37.782 3 b CANS 25.233 00 Total Beginning Fund Balances and Revenues $1 IO R27 43 DISHWASHING DETERGENT Liquid Capri $33.734 21 3.967.95 33117 814 00 157 80 6.372.56 I ! 63.015.31 Expenditure*: Instruction------------------------------------------Administration _____________________ Operation of plant----- ------------------------Fixed charges -----------------------------------Capitol Outlay------------------------------------Outgoing transfer accounts— other school districts------------------ AAC QUART JA" 79 Eight O'Clock A&P GRADE "A' 17,843 39 Fund Balance—June 30. 1966 \ « 211.21 m nitwt. A’Poroflw SP«"« • -4 A&P LIGHT CHUNK $12,093.00 «C NgT WT. HUNS TOMATQ zKetchup............... 23 Small Peas....... 4 «« 89‘ mL’Mp J 8,237 00 Revenue from State Sources— State School Aid----------- ....2.. 09 TIMSIR JUICY Mayonnaise . H Ravanna: Revenue from Local Sources— Current property taxes$37,571.10 Interest ond penalties on delinquent taxes................................. T-BONE Mushrooms u 59c{ Porterhouse «• Fresh Fryers-2 7C Chocolate Covtjjg Ice Cream Statement of Changes in Fund Balance July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Revenue from State Sources— State School Aid_____________ v nnur CUT-UP FRYERS , . ... lb. 31c GENERAL FUND Revenue from Local Sources— Current property taxes $12,022.75 Interest and penalties on Delinquent taxes__________ 67.55 Miscellaneous revenue___________ 2.70 , f«eiH'« TOP QUALITY, GOVERNMENT |NSPECTID Hastings, Michigan SIRLOIN 89.99; .1 Pork Roast . . . CUT FROM BOSTON STYLE BUTTS—"SUPER-RIGHT" < BARRY INTERMEDIATE e.iMAiu ROUND BOSTON STYLE BUTT—"SUPER-RIGHT' Uam Swift and family. Mr. and IM MB nMllun TzlT 45.377.69 Food Bafoaco—Jmm 30,1966 ..—$ 65,444.74 JANE PARKER ENRICHED, SLICED WHITE U.S. NO. 1 ALL-PURPOSE BREAD , Potatoes 4^89‘ 20 69' Hom* eeowN Pumpkin Pie Choc. Brownies 49* 49* Green Peppers.. MICNIOAN U.S. NO. 1 m 4 ewww 29 Ji McIntosh Apples O »> 5 Win Your Share of Over $160,000 in Cash Prizes PLAY BONUS BINGO Pick up your copy of the Bonus Bingo Gome Book ot your A&P Store. Each time you visit our store you will receive absolutely Bonus Bingo Prlxe Slip marked Program it 139. Only �i ZSLt" ’ TV Action Club TOS ’™’The Hastings Banner _ _ . . to Bill Kirkpatrick. Jcuth Agent. good Funeral Horae. (or thia flat*! year la 1817 pints. Men and women who volun- Caso Road. Dawdling, recently won admlMdon to the Honors of America are responsible for College at Michigan State Univcrslty. pact o' youth, according to 'lYxn aion chairman of the Thomapple a type of training for boys from 8 through IT." Howard said, "that Is difficult to duplicate in other kinds of youth activities." Howard pointed out that adults ing may become a lender of boys in a Cub Scout pack. Boy Brout troop, or Explorer pcM: sene as on instructor in one of the more than 100 hobby and vocational field.- 1—"—• units as actant- ie^ oTy eadera or on commiuora; or take put in ac- ;enc in positions Uvat are n>lated to the District's 1.200 Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts, and BxploreraInformation about Scouting is available from Scout service cen­ ter. 520 W. State Road. Wl 5­ 2968. 13 REAL ESTATE normal course requirements. Working closely with a faculty advisor, a rtudent develop, a, program of study suited to his Gwn Interests and abUltlea Medical corerage was provid- wr. Mra^Rl-hiro S^am^Hle^^s Rotot Ro.^ Thostudy program wlh include Ken Schondclmaycr. Mrs. Tun w------. Woixl wllbur R^b. Mrs. Moma. —. Girl Scouts assisting were Beth and Jody Helrigel. Future u Nurses Club members assisting ,n U“ 'W n,< F“- were Diane Newton. JoEUen Yo­ ■ cent of the student body, der. Marjorie McDtarmld, Debbie Henning. Jeanne Bennott, Ellen .... _ Saladin and Kathy Michael. Mra. William Cridler, canDonald Fedewa of 1002 8. Jefferaon won a large Coming ware Hospital Guild 10 members, set for obtaining the inost new Mrs. Arthur Kenyon, Mrl necustomers, a watch for the highGlcnn Dean. Mra. James Folcose for the most cash trarvac- hemus and Mrs. Mary Jacktlons and last Spring won,a Mt of golf clubs for selling the most The Middleville sea Explorers dresses in Michigan for the with Skipper Jahnke assisted in unloading tlu- mobile. They were lie also took second prize for Bas'n Richard King, Paul Beckselling 250 blanket* in a speci­ fied period. He has been with and Vernon Grtffeth. Bos'n King. the company 13 years. Vernon Oriffeth. Don Boysen and Rog Gordon reloaded the mobile, Ken Schondclmayer. chairArmodeasa Prince Javorllo 1386011, owned by Theodore H. tll, lul of Win» Sales Honors Silver Medal Sire one of eight Michigan Holstein bulls designated silver medal production sires by the HolsteinFriesian Asaodatlon of America, His 12 daughters averaged 15.­ 631 pounds of milk and 601 pounds of butterfat, -• BELTONE ... FREE... Monthly Hearing Aid Service Center' j member is Margaret Keegxtra. Awarded one Gallon pin* were, Peggy Hicks, Martha Burghdoff, Ron McKelvey, Dr. Melvin Noah. grams for superior undergraduate The Regional Red Cross staff students. AU students who have . a 35 (A - minus* all-university tcred nurses, Mrs. Donald Jackgrade point average in their freshman year are eligible for admission. m » member of Honora Col- •anuntetertn; Bw- Scout emp, or urrmw t™uu™>. „le ta Ute Tnorwote DUUtet. Puppeteer Elghty-nlnc pinta of blood, contributed at the bloodmobUe Club aeries curreaUy appearing visit at the Middleville Metho­ on WKZO Channel 3 Oct U at Need Volunteers Phil Stanton For Thornapple Admitted to Honora College Boy Scouts Andy Alckcn. Doris Apsey. Russell Baker, Laurence B a rrrofl. Margaret Barcroft, Ida Becker, Mabie Boylan, Don Boy­ sen, JoAnn Boysen, Richard Blough. Carolyn Booth. Eugene Brady. Jeon Burke, Howard Belaon; James Carroll, Donald Clum. । Dean Donovan. Jock Flnkbelnef, I George FPote. Leroy Fox. Don' Giles. Velma Glass. Gordoo RogMelvin Haight, Gary Hill, Mrt. Hill, B. J. Hooper. Carolyn Jack­ son. Roger Jackson; George Karchcr, Jerry Keeg.•.tra. Maggio Keegntra. Robert Kenyon. Rodney Kenyon. Wil­ liam Kenyon. Tim Laux, Jack HOTEL HASTINGS f 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30th Section Three—Payot 1 to * Thursday, September 29, 1966 Worker, Dies Blood Program । Honor Doctor ; New York City has been apend- Th* Meade* Return Frem Lai Vegas Trip For 50 Years Medical Service era iuui sixers or uiovertuue uic fldatcd and burial was in Wood­ , Shelbyville. Dr Joseph D. Heasllp. former Motor Company. land Manorial Pork. I As a professional puppeteer Barry County Health Director I , and specialist. Ln the teaching of and Director of Pennock Has-1 puppetry. Mra. LeVor is helping pltal. was among the medical I “Ji hoepl tallied only one day Stellos Roccoa of ACI Film Pro। ductions of New York City to I He was bom In Ohio on April Produce ar. educational film on 3. 1890. the son of Abraham and ft® making of hand-puppeta Tlw Margaret (Lehman* Warner. eh°u>d b*uready ,for dUU'White he .« in UUM. h I, , taa<“ >'" ! family moved to Wamcrvillc two 1 Mrs. LeVor has had Ute lielp nlied for having practiced ■ shows and stars, including Pearl medicine for 50 years. ' Bailey. Joey Bishop. Jackie Ma­ miles cast and two miles south, of h®- grand nieces and nepltcws of Woodland with his family. He I In experimenting with puppets Dr. Heasllp. now retired at son and a French Revue from cord to 4H TV Club. State 4H attended the Wamcrvillc school । made from native material', Mr Office, Michigan Stale Unlver- and married Mary Fox of Wood- I and Mrs Stephen Osgood s chllManitoba University Medical land Township on Oct. 18, 1908. I dren. Kenny. Carolyn. Mary El­ School and did port-graduate lie was a barber in Vermont- ■ icn. Susan and Ruth have made work in surgery at Edinburg, Theron Thaler. Ray Tolan, Rich­ Ville for 12 years. In 1927 he re- 1 ««ne very effective puppet* FurSept. 10. ard Tinkler, Sandra Teesdale, turmx! to Wwmervlllc where he Hwr experimentation with pupHe was a general practitioner Gloria Tolan; purchased his father's store. He Peta proved to be exciting for f^id’was to admlnis^ He was director of me, Walk Ins operated the store and barber Tommy. Jimmie and Phillip, work for He WM services, inspector of hoop Betty Brady, Margaret Schleh, shop tber? until 1945 when he -tons of Mr. and Mra Jerry John-1 h ’ from 19M‘ to 1BC2 He for the Province of Ontaito. Carol Moore. Nancy Bender. wrnl to work ,K“ v w 1 ««-k and t.u™ .nd j™ii d..>.h. ...................... - — ----------- --- — Bnd MrK L,ndrn. Christian County. Kentucky, and a captain in the Canadian medlBernard Wlcrtnga, Clipper But-: Blt" । jonncocx. jr. ftlpt of Calgary General Hoe- cal corpo and served In Eagland ler. Betty Moser. Patrick Loftus. »ng» in 1M7 ano retired rrom ; Puppets mode by the children plta; at Calgary. Alberta Can- and France — E. _ W. ...Blas ----- ----------— , in — i will wm be be used In in the film to add i----------- --------- Wilson Oglabee. Joyce Strouse; ibc Company -- - - -—■----------------------------------------------| interest to the variety ot materLucille Smalley. Charles Hca- : .,BMMr. cock. Robert. Knoll. Betty Ncr-, y *' Warner Is survived by ids j lais that may inspire puppet 4t.. 5 tlVre a ~daughte gon victor ot Hasman. Lewellyn Abbott. Sharon j UllgJ ’ra7 Mra.!I making- ELKS Perry. Ruth Vaoderhelde, Mary, c la retwe (Dorothy* Faust of Brown. Robert Porter. Nonnas Bellevue. Mrs" William (Betty* Cappon of Woodland Woodland and iuu! Mrs. Mrs. McDonough' * fannr*n rd Harry <Esther* Lilly of Grand ’ Ted Smith, Martha Burghdoff, Lcdirp.: five grandchildren: one Edna Bechtel. Margaret Abbott, -----U grandchild, and a r.lster, Jo Hula. Jcnepltlne Chapin, Sue Mrs.i. Pearl Barnum of Lnke Raab. Roti McKelvey, Nina; /V*“ Shoebridge. Leonora Yoder; Sharon Collins, Lee Wyatt, Victoria Hlrans. Carolyn EllioU, Donna Fox. J. R Marling. I*ole started distribution of its 1966 Wlllyard. Anton Wlngeier, Karen QhrLiUnas catalog. It will go to McCurdy. Betty McCurdy; tpore than 12 million families Vivian Reynolds, Rotxrta Car­ throughout. Uic Nation The 640­ _ ____ ______ a___ ,____ .____ page book, nearly two-thirds in Gordon. Bill Cridler, Harvey | fWl color, contains more than, Becker. Albert McDonough.____ 22. OW gift Items. Friday, September 30 Serving from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. at the Elks Temple in Hastings Sears Gift Catalog Members and Guests Children 50c Adults $1.00 Ride Ford’s NewWave for’67! 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Charles Heise aqd children, focal Mr. and Mra Mra. Prank Helse are presently planning to forgetful. and to over the lawn carefully, remov­ ing rock*, stones, stick*, and other hazards that may be lying ddsnt. But to another sense, than wa* nothing accidental However. even though you look NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC This is to notify you thot as of October 1. 1966 . . . the office of , Charles E. Morrill, M.D. will be temporarily moved to ' 110 West Center Street, Hastings wfoile permanent office space is being readied in the PROFESSIONAL BUILDING at ’ HOW. Center Street, Hastings. The New Telephone Numbers are: Chad.. I. Monill. M.D. OHk. Phon. 945 3362 1 l^W. Center St. Nlfhte,* Weekends and EHtfstings. Mich. 49058 Nashville Personal Mention South Hastings and Mia. Wayne By Mr.. Cbdy. MUlir I tL MMSU SSI-VSI Thursday. * Mr. and Mra Tom Niothan------------ **■—*“ dinner Laurel Chapter met Monday eve­ ning at the home at Mra. Ray McMillan of Woodland. W Quite Thompson Mra. Carl Turtle and a number from this community Mra Victor Higdon were hostes­ plan to attend the showing ot ses. * The annual Signature Swing, when the high school torium, Hastings this Thursday. Frldaj- and Saturday evenings. * Maple Valley High School fol­ lowing the football game. * The official registration tor the IruScoUvillo m the gurals of hl* Maple Valley School district is sLSCer and iM^toaud. Mr. and 1,071. Tills te slightly higher than Mra. Dallas Lehman. last year. The Fuller School and Kellogg Schools at Nashville have and family, who have been re-1 406 enrolled; the Maplewood at siding In the Nirthamar tenant Vermontville. 420, and at • f h e high school there are 146 In U» 7th grade; 184 to the eighth; 142, •th grade; 107, 10th; 1(3, 11th have moved Into their newly grade, and 100 In the 12th mak­ HaNdeyi. Ph- 945-2332 well attended. * David Shilton baa bean named president of the Naahvllle Baptist Cliurcii young peoples society. Named ax vice president waa Bill Dennis; sec­ retary. Janet Dennis, treasurer, $1,482,729.00 Expenditures night coming heme by way Visiting the James Matthews on Sunday were ills granddaughter. Nancy Nielsen ot Kalamaeno, and Instructional salaries, supplies and exp—$1,083,171.36 52.227.99 Administration----- -127.452.40 Pupil Transportation 4,196.20 Health services ___. 152.448.88 Operation of school plant 32.180.01 Maintenance of school plant and eqpt. — 12.546.38 Insurance and other fixed charges 17,113.90 Cost of’addittonal equipment------- —— Student services'----------------------------------------'20.266.05 30,000.00 Transfer to sinking fund ----------------------- 2 . 1.531.603.17 urday. and on Sunday were enhooortog Mra Parker's birthday. Michael Martz. Excess of expenditures over revenues Net operating deficit Fund balance ot July 1. 1965 ----------- $ 48,874.17 186.055.87 Fund balance at June 30. 1966 $ 137,181.70 $ 337.52 147.80 1953 Debt Retirement Fund Revenues ing a total of 781 In this build­ Road. They bought the Rich­ Loyd Martz. ing. Included to the total also ard Kimble farm, better known from Ita former owner. Frank cation. Hynes. The Kimbles plan to plan to leave Friday for a trip The VFW and Auxiliary ob­ build a new home on Jordan north Into Canada. served their 20th anniversary <•. .■. In the office of Robert Huebner. M.D. Cmov taking care of the pertahablai and closing up tlx- home for the Winter. 533.992.70 20.887.84 867.393.00 13,703.56 46.751.90 Local property taxes Other local revenues State school aid — Oliver revenue from state sources Revenue from Federal sources Jordan. Mr. and Mra Ervin Lu­ bitz. (Carol Norton I brother and Rap Ida Osteopathic Hospital sister of the former occupante, Thursday. Sept. 22. She is eyhave moved into the Nlethamsr preted to remain there for about house. * Elwyn Curtis was con­ fined to hLi home with the flu Interest on delinquent taxes Interest on investments 485.32 None Expenditures Excess of revenues over expenditures Fund balance at July I, 1965 _. $ 485.32 10.146.38 Fund balance at June 30, 1966 $ 10,631.70 $ 76.291.05 1,192.31 $ 77.483.36 1964 Debt Retirement Fund Revenues PtaMT. Beverly Gould. The group I Friday. * Mr. and Mra Vlotor trip to the Straits. WW meet at the church tor a | sisson attended a World Book Riyr .*?*£■ y11 hooe Football, oaffee at Nocdta in Battle Creek game thte Fall. | ggiurd^-. * Mr. and Mra George I Call Wl 5-3481 • Local property taxes-----------------------Interest on investments Expenditures HAVE the Bonds retired Interest on bonded debt Other expense-------- 1. .$ . . 55.000.00 21.999.73 99.42 < 77,099.15 Excess of revenues over expenditures Fund balance at July 1, 1965 ----------Fund balance at June 30. 4^66 Debt Retirement Fund Revenues (FleerantvietJJ fr — “---------------■ property taxes Interest on investments $ $ 20.509.30 384.21 $ 20.893.51 * . ' *** — —— 1q 10.945.35 Expenditures When Your Car Arrives Our fast, easy Car Loans make buying a car simple! Pick your car, come in to see us, and in no time at all you're in the driver's seat! Our convenient monthly budget payments and our low interest rates make it a breeze to own a cor Take the easy way out come see us soon Bonds retired Interest on bonded debt 5.000.00 7.097.75 12.60 Other expense_________ 12,110.35 Excess of expenditures over revenues Fund balance at July 1, 1965 $ 1,165.00 28,177.01 Fund bolance at June 30. 1966 __________ $ 27.012.01 $ 8.702.32 86.85 $ 8,789.17 $ 6.215.00 5.998.86 2.574.17 1964 Debt Retirement Fund Revenues (Pleasantview) Local property taxes___________________ ________ Interest on investments_— Expenditures Bonds retired Interest on bonded debt 2.000.00 4.215.00 Excess of revenues over expenditures Fund balance at July I, jl 965 _____________ Fund balance at June 30, 1966 r 8.573.03 $ Building and Site—Sinking Fund Revenues Interest on investments1_____________________________ Sale of property_ Miscellaneous______________________________________ Transfers from general fund and trust and agency fund $ 1.281.61 4.550.00 8.32 34.950.00 $ 40.789.93 Expenditures Site improvement and acquisitionJ Remodeling and improvement of buildings Furniture and equipment Other expenditures ___.- 28.574.53 8.913.86 6.574.17 7.490.75 $ 51^53.31 Excess of expenditures over revenues Fund balance at July 1. 1965 _____ - $ 10.763.38 37.556.77 Fund balance at June 30, 1966___________ $ 26.793.3! $ 1.114.41 $ Building and Site Fund Revenues MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SERVICE • Personal Loans Checking Accounts Bank by Mail Mortgage Loans • Business Loons • Safety Deposit Boxes • Savings Certificates Rational Interest on investments______ Expenditures Site improvement _______ ____________ $ New buildings and additions to buildings Remodeling and improvement of buildings Furniture and equipment 6.653.90 6.305.15 12.105 90 51.308.63 Excess of expenditures over revenue Fund balance at July 1. 1965 $ 76.373.58 85.209.62 75.259.17 Fund bolance at June 30, 1966 $ 9.950.45 BOARD OF EDUCATION — HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Doposftl Insured ank of Up te $10,000.00 ASTINGS Fay Clardy. President Robert Godfrey. Trutipe narooro vonxeis, decretory Charles Foul. Treasurer Lawrence Wieland; Trustee Tru*'" •This report it published qs required by law (PA 269 of 1955 as amended). The books of Hostings Public Schools were audited by Lawrence Scudder & Co.. Certified Pufflic Accountants, ond are open to inspection by any citizen. �Research Shows Farmers Work 3,500 Hrs. Yearly Area Holstein Cows Production Levels Reported H you think the dairyman JPcncto more hour* at labor in hto farm operation than any____ other type farmer, you are1 x~i 1 J’- Jl 1?**** that spendf«dwroiin •ra Michigan the Lcirlton 'uC*1 iaVll (»r;incrp VFI Kreateat *Peatest nurnhrr number nt of hour* work­ ing each year. . An analysis or ijoo TelFarm- Holds Booster Night Thursday University! progress, home economics and youth committees of the year's Homacomlng Yeckley tlFers Elect Officers Schondelmaytr New Master of Irving Grano Irving Grange held it* annual Booster Nnlght. Friday. Sept. 23, beginning with 4 potluck supper at 7. to which the public was in1 Milk and butterfat production I levels established by registered Holstein row* In this area have ing wo* held with the Instal­ K. U"l., .In. S’-,.lation of the following offleer*: Master. Comer Schondelmay'The Individual lactation* were tested under official supervision. Vicinity cow* listed in the Holstein report art: wnrd, Clarence Oliding. chap­ lain. Mrs Clifford Johnson: ■Whether to feed alfalfa hay or alfalfa haylage to finishing 4989242. a flve-yrar-old. produc­ ed 17.170 pounds a! milk and tary. Mn Roxell Stanton: Rale­ cattle pretty much bolls to a comparison of harvesting and 690 pounds of butterfat In 298 keeper. Clifford Johnaon; cere*. Sioras* casts." contend a pair of ' days Armodcwa Ormsby Trixie Storage costs." contend a [ ’ ' Michigan State University ant- !>207450. * five-year-old. had 19.280 m»l husbandry researchers. 'i'" m pounds of milk and Ml Maurice Carter: lady assistant ' pounds of butterfat in 305 day*. steward. Mrs Clarence Gliding II. W. iBIU) Newland and । Armodesaa Clyde Hill Roxie and executive oommUlee, Milton Buehler, chairman. Maurice Car­ ourira an experiment inai - . - - ...----- . ter and Mr*. Albert Nash daily xain* and feed intake for pounds of butterfat Jn 365 days. Mrs. Allen Malcolm was was the . .. ... .AU All nm are uwntd by Theodore *1 H Compare Hay Anil Haylage in Cattle Feeding ■ Tom Kaufmann has been poltuck dinner »u enjoyed at;: named president of the Yeckley 14H Club. Nancy Kaufmann to State Master Grover Grigsby. , , >v , president. Nadine Lowe. ;<••• i vice Michigan State showed the operator of large: Carlton Grange held their an­ Mrs. Grigsby and the Statz lec-.retary; Casale Kleracy treasurer; commercial catlie feeding farm* nual Booster Dinner and pro­ turer, Mr*. Roland Winter, were'judy Plummer, reporter; Dave gucsLs besides former members, I Lowe. Dave Hollister and Glenn averaged 3,507 hour* of labor a I gram Thursday. Sept. 22. Mra. Richard Davies was a friendsand member* from Johns-. QUberl arc on the recreation town and Irving Granges. : committee. Member* have aeguest. Mrs. Leo Barry gave the wel-< lected their Fall projects, hind with Mulhern Michigan , A welcome was given by the come and started Uie comments! ! master, Joseph Rjtnguelte. end reminiscences of Grange ex- I ! Silver Star certificates were perience*. Charles Lawrence. Of- 1 | presented to Leo Barn'. Mr. and no Knowles. Henry Williams.; Mrs. Hale Carpenter and Mrs Mortimer Nichols and the State I Hired employees, however, were 1 Kenneth Stamm. These certltl- Lecturer spoke of the Grange in I A ALak*»w.?<n-St th 1 and Mra Robert Eaton. the ln‘ employed only 1.758 hours on cates are for 25 years of con­ haylage. recollection and the goals and ■ But the haylage group came' southern Michigan farms and tinuous service Jn the Grange. .---- ..--------. .---. . K*uiu» wiu 31. iuiu plans for the coming year, which 1.490 hours on northern Mlchid by Mns McCaul. the installing out slightly ahead In feed efflcl- ff1?*1' .‘t After a roll call. "What the is Centennial year. C. Robert Gaskill. Hastings, pro­ ency and coat of gains. El«U»l, 301 Floyd Jackson played several duced 16.360 lbs, of mUk and 617 j ’ The cattle feeder* worked more Grange Means' to Me." there "We made detailed care “ ass |I, pounds , were reporta given by community enjoyable selections on his elecof butterfat in 366 days. \ than 300 hour* a month in 7 of, । evaluation-, In each group." a ‘ trie accordion. the 12 month* and tn the month 1 NewL-.nd and Henderson. "*nu ■ —— ------- -------------- ------------- 1 of May they averaged 12 hours a and hog farms was steady with Mrs. Burry announced the Fall i: MSmciLwa* «*■ the results results showed showed no sliminslgnin- 455« iSSGMO^a ho. a jeven-yrar-old seven-ycar-om ownea owned j Hnns‘ to" uTtatel bazaar Nov. Nov 12. 12. Inmtlng Inaltlng everyeverv- 0CT. 4r00ciotktna ’,' day for 30 days—a total of 360 operators putting In higher num­ bazaar. JLn:* lor *H L**d- ’ cant dfflcrtn:e between the hay by Howard G. Johnston, Nash- |I About 300.000 employees are ber of hours in the Summer hours. one to come to the dinner. | m *sd R*m* fkon.ok. E.t.n.u* ... I)ayln,e fcd Rrt)up < vllle, produced 14.870 pounds of A 40 - hour work week totals months but substantial labor the Mr*. Kenneth Stamm will hold ** “io to' We can only conclude that <nd 551 pounds of butter- I working on the project about 180 hours a month or year around. the ofliccrs conference at her P,B. .. .. KtanjtxUnl of nutrition i lat In 299 day*. about one-half the hours the Carh .... --------- „„ .....------- ------------ --min. au B KJ1>. vuulum. f. , — -4......444. Hu™, K... «»«. caltle feeders worked in the farmers put In most of their I tee chairmen are expected to be 301 8. Micbinn Avv, a a a. vetia*'and maturity are quite com- an right-year-old. produced 20.-।; Ups and down* In temperature 1 month of— May. 1965. '’hour* *------- •-------*• No- 1 present ■ ■ also. • ----------. from---------------------April through ia Haen i» t p.n. Koi* th* ta*ai* parable for finishing cattle. I 310 pounds of milk and ITT cause egg whites to become thin. .*5®!?^. lhe.hour,y. ’Ork ve"bcr. , , , , , ' The next meeting will be Afr-irts !.<«.. t ................................ j- —- Bijt the saving of total nutrl-11 — pounds ot ■butterfat In — 365 day*. 1 — 7* ‘ week made by Dr. Leonard.Kyle. rnursoav P oct at! a°,om rrc.lLis nUK JQb?rne r Thursday. Oct. 13. al 8 pin. The 8*U»wi*h« Conuty. !••»« HnUarM ent< I I Barry Fann Calendar. --- •pounds of milk and 609 pound* ..rrv An(jni* and On a typical Saturn V-- rocket of butterfat in 365 days. Hulong I trajectory, the huge 75-mlliion- Boron M J R Elsa 5395740. al fajuiers. 3326 hour*. I . . , flrst stage would three - year-old, had 22.960 Cash crop farmer* with 2.084 | On the oUicr hand, cash grain FrB,n* .c?n,,r^cht “ re’ our. its—«h M*za*(I4»*itoe« »»n- pouttH-thrust *b««. 7 p.n. Mttkediai chaeta.H*»-1 se parate at about 10 statute pound of milk and 768 pounds of ; hour* and r**h grain farmer* farmers hired the least non-1 P°rtfd on the sick list. 0CT,*30 ai la-jr *u L«*4«rtaiB| n,llrs altitude. This point is butterfat In 361 day*. All are with 1.862 hour* had the few- family labor —only il't. The' ------------- •------ ■.----• 'r-.-- v... I about 59 statute miles downrange owned by Hubert Long. Woodesl hour* labor of all farmer* I nil t farmers hire the mast with Cook potatoeo In their Jackets from Cape Kennedy and the land. and concentrated work In 81': since oil of their hand labor whenever poaalblc The Jackets For Banner Classified Ads rocket would be traveling about These new production figures Spring. Summer and Fall. comes at harvest time when a help retain the nutrient*, MSU 5.800 mllcs-per-hour at Jhe time, may be compared to the estl­ Call WX 5-3481 Work on beef feeding, dairy large crew is needed. . i home economist* my. - ------------------- —-— ---------------------- - । mated annual output of 7,880 ; pounds of milk and 285 pound* I ot butterfat by the average U. 8. j dairy cow. notea the National Holstein Association. Michigan State University su­ pervised the sampling, weighing and testing. aged 2,577 hours labor a year, by the cash crop <69'1 and low- Ride the Wide-Track winning streak! From the same drawing board that gave you Grand Prix, GTO and Overhead Cam Six now come the newest Pontiacs since the invention of Wide-Trade! You’re looking at the most beautiful Pontiacs ever to ride on Wide-Track. The incomparable GTO returns with a 335-hp 400 cubic inch engine under a magnificently refined new skin. 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Of course, all Pontiacs come with the road­ hugging security of Wide-Track. Wide-Track Pontiac/67 time Lt usually takes when you pros It Into muffin pans instead of shaping It into a large loaf. LONG-TERM LOANS FOR CROP STORAGE FACILITIES Uie a Land Bank loan for new crop storage fa­ cilities, other needed farm improvements. Long-term to fit your needs. Prepayment without penalty. See HASTINGS OFFICE dan.. Wed.. Fri. 1:30-5:00 Phone 945-9415 ■* ■« Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE you name lha job and Whael Horaa has th* attaching tool you'll need. Sea th* compiato line of Wheel Horae tractor* and quick­ attaching tools no* on display. ' E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State Hosting. Phono Wl 5-2913 Keep Your FARM BUILDINGS LOOKING NEW IT'S EASY TO DO WITH PAINTS THAT ARE MADE TO LAST ANO HOLD THEIR COLOR UNDER SEVEREST WEATHER CONDITIONS THRIFT SALE < comen your REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC. 107 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS RED BARN $ C45 PAINT HASTINGS PAINT & WALLPAPER 107 E. Stat* St. Mxm* Wl 5-2911 �BARRY TOWNSHIP Registration Notice Driver Vnhurt Personal Mention At Car Hitt Pole Mr. and Mm Howard A. Potent Curb Bronchitis Junto P. Btoe, M, R3 Has- of Indian Hills Drive spent several days this part week In about 1 :M am. Wedneaday when Bt. Louis viMttng Mra. Peter's he lost control at ids 1966 Chev­ niece, Mra. Chartaa P. Bear, and rolet driving north on B. Han- family. Mr. and Mra. Herman Mauer left Friday to visit their daugh­ and the car spun around to Um ter, Mr. and Mra. Sherman Clif­ right, then atarted backwards ford and family 'of Bolivar, and stemmed Into a utility pole, Tenn., and granddaughter. The daugbter, Mra. Donna Wilkins, breaking it Into three eectlona. were In Holt on Tuesday. Sept. The back of the car waa badly ter of Memphis. Tenn. 20. to visit Mrt. KldderW niece, The Adribert Cortrighta en- Mra. Marie Saxton, who had re­ tertalned their nephew and fam- lumed home from spending seve­ ral days In the Lansing Hospital. ard and eon. Barry of Mendon On Saturday the William Hid­ over the weekend. Also visiting den of Carter Lake called on By Mrt. John Hook them on Bunday were their nirtivteu daughter and husband, the Bob . .. ItnruiwA nf Flint ahn Kazi ratlM General Election TuesdayJfovember 8.1966.1 will be at my hojTon Whit- mere Rood, Thursday. Sept. 29; Tues­ day, Oct. 4; Wednesday, Oct. 5; Thurs­ day. Oct. 6, and on Monday. Oct. 10, 1966, the last day preceding said Elec­ tion from 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. on each said day for the purpose of registering qualified electors of the Township. Durfee GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday, November 8, 1966 To the qualified electors of the Township of Barry, County of Barry, State af Michigan. Notice is hereby given that I will be at my home on W. Hickory St., Hickory Comers, Michi­ gan from 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o’clock p.m. on October 5. 1966 through October 8, 1966 ond on Monday. October 10, 1966—lost day to register. FRANCES L. BUTLER MARY LINDERMAN Barry Township Clerk, Township Clerk Tlw Chet. Longs were In Vesta­ burg Sunday visiting her broth­ er and family, and Mra. John family of Albion were Bunday Mra. William Linington was a dinner gurnta of Mr. and Mrs. guest of tier brother, Mr. and Ray Walers honoring Uw blrUaMra. Leon Otis of Manon, from days at Janet and Jack. CITY OF HASTINGS County of Barry, Michigan . ' ♦ JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP ■ , . Take notice that any qualified eketar of the Registration Notice CHy of Hostings, County of Burry, who is not already registered for the General Election to bo held on Navembar 8, 1966. z— - • Notice is hereby given that Mon­ day, October 10th, 1966, is the last Notice is hereby given that Monday, October day to register for the General Election 10, 1966 is thq last day to register to vote in the on Tuesday, November 8th, 1966. Registrations will be taken at the office of the City CUfk Met aortdas da, a. HI Maoda,. th. 10th General Election to be held on November 8, 1966. day of October, 1966, on which day the said City registrations on the following days from 8:00 A.M. so at my home any day except Sunday. until 5.00 KM.; Suturd.,, Octohnr 1; W.dnndo,. On Monday, October 10th, I will be I will be at-my home, 1815 Lacey Road, to accept HOPE TOWNSHIP Registration Notice Clerk will be in her office between 8:00 a.m. and \ CARLTON TOWNSHIP Registration Notice 8:00 p.m. EXT., for the purpose of receiving regis­ trations of electors qualified to vote. October 5; Thursday, October 6; Saturday, October 8, and from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. on Monday, October Anyone qualified to register may do home from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 10, 1966. DONNA J. KINNEY, City Clerk To the Qualified Electors of the Township of Hope. Hastings, Michigan Anyone wishing to rogiiter for voting in the General AGNES, SCOBEY JUNE DOSTER Carlton Township Clerk Johnstown Twp/ Clerk Election to be held at the Hope Township Holl, Tuesday, November 8th, 1966, may do so at any' Look what’s tfjne at my home on Wilkins Road, Route J5, Has- PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP Notice of Registration Hfo. Mich, thon,: D.Hwi 623-2144. Until 8 F.M. Monday, October 1966, the 10th, last day register. happening at Mercury! to • FREDERICK W. ANDERS The loat day to regiater for the Hope Township Clerk November 8, 1966 General Election ia Monday, October 10, 1966. I will be at my home to receive registration! from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on that date. The last day to make applica­ WOODLAND TOWNSHIP tion for absentee ballots is Saturday, Registration Notice November 5, until 2:00 p.m. I will Mercury unleashes send applications to anyone request­ I will accept registrations of qualified electors at ing them. my office ot 6317 E. Coats Grove Road for the Cougar! ________ ft November 8, 1966 General Election. Call 367-Z775 DORIS NOTTINGHAM Prairieville Twp. Clerk for special appointments. The last day to register is Monday, October 10, ond I will be in my office from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. on that date. I . c Notice of Registration BERNICE M. KANTNER Woodland Township Clerk Sequential rear turn alg- cu. In. V-8. Compreaalon expect. At previews, people nala are standard! They flash ratio: 9.3it> And it uaea have overgueaaed by $1,0001 in three atepa (at the rate of regular /vel. We believe Cougar la the 70 timea a minute) to point When we aay Mercury un- beat-equipped luxury • porta the way you're turning. leather Cougar, we mean it. car for the money. ■WT" ' " Cougar la a aupetb sports car. And at Cougar'* price, V h mover on cat feet. Track* you can Indulge youraelf In true.Rldeaamooihcr,quieter, auch bmrr-ldej optlona ar: kind of driving machine I T\ The price! Lear than you'd Styled eteei wheel*. 4-4 peed dnwrtos's firot Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of Yankee Springs Township, that registrations will be token from the hours of 7 o'clock pjsi. to 8:30 o'clock p.m. daily (except on Sundays) at my residence. HASTINGS TOWNSHIP NOTICE Registrations will also be token at the Deputy Clerk's office at the Yankee Spring* Hardware be­ tween the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. to 5 o'clock p.m. Hastings Township registration for the general election on November 8,1966. of each day (except on Sundays). Monday, October 10, 1966, is the last day to register for the November 8 General Election. On ♦hot date I will take registrations from 8 o'clock to 8 o’clock p.m. at my residence on Lynn Dr., I will be at my residence October 5, 8 a.m. to 12 a.m.; October 6, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; October 7, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and October 10, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Payne Lake. C. F. STORKAN Clerk j turca found, until now, only Inalda, vlnyl-covertd front. A finger-dp speed con­ trol mounted on the cum algaal lavar. But firab See Mercury Cougar. Untamed elagancc. At your Mercury Man'a.youtMetcurydealet'a. molded foam, ate atandard!. Walko-wall deep-loop car­ peting, rtandard! 3-apbkc •tcerlng wheel, standard! And In a car thia luxuriengine. Cougar hai it. A 299 JUANITA SLOCUM Twp. Clerk elegance. With a European flair and thruK to it* rtyllng. Concealed headlampa are With a roomy, full-width standard! They hide by day atick or "Mr. and Mis." Select-Shift Merc-O-Matlc that let* a man run It through the grata ... feta hla wife leavc It In automatic. Aho a ♦■barrel Maraudet^AOT V4. Vtnyl-covnad WLtd Roof. Sporta Contole^^k Also: TUr-Away at«8L Cougar excitement runt through the whole Mercury Uno. too att M moOelt. Sm jour Mercury Sealer UtteS ot right. •». UHCOLH-MEBCURY DIVISION �•'4.! 1 CHURCH OF GOD at Lowsn iiTONEY POINT CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH Campground Rd.. 8 mtw south THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 046-6704 10 am. Bunday school. Worship. 11 am. HASTING8 FREE METHODIST CHURCH counaatad Monday. Sept. W M Norfolk. Vs. to u assembly Imluring DoS pm. Preaching. DELTON MrnfODIST MkrpttR > TatMr, Mir Cburah Mudy. Bunday. WoraMR Bunday, 11 aj Sunday, 8. Chanoel choir. 7 pm. Thursday. HASTING* GRACK BRETHREN CHURCH LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Woodland Fire Station Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor Bible study hour. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST Village of Woodbury Worship, 11 am. Junior church for children, 4-8. that broadcast over WFUR Christian Youth Crusaders, Wednesday, after school. Young People's Service, Thurs- the church office. Thursday Activities 3:30 pm. Children's and carol METHODIST CIRCUIT CHURCHES ll am. Worship service. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7 pm. Evening worship. Felldwahlp service, 7:46 am. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCp HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7. a Jef town 8c Walnut HU. 1 OF GOD CHURCH Bible Study and Prayer *erRev Roger A. Janke. Pastor 103 E Woodland Avenue rlce, Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger Worship at 8:16 and 10:46 a m. Bunday school and Bible Rev. HumII Barver. Pastor Sunday school, io am. Worship hour, 11 am. Every Sunday—'This is the Bunday evening service, 7 pm. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 6 pm. Young People's Serrig*. 1302 South Hanover ------- — " ‘“ 7 pm. Evangelistic servic*. WOOD-TV. channel Hastings, Michigan COATS GROVE___ Telephone: 046-8429 CHRISTIAN CHURCH PtUem for MeC ALLUM UNITED Rev. Howard W. Rogen, Pastor pm channel 6. McCALLUM UNITED 10 am. Bunday School. Elwyn Living o v e r WILX-Ty. 11.30 , BRET1IREN IN Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Curtis, Buporintendent. Classes am. channel 10; WZZM-TV, 12 CHttIST CHURCH ' "The Church of the Wildwood" Bible teachers. A nursery with adults I ----- ----------------Lutheran-----------Hour. Otla Lake Road ChrUUan Endeavor. 6 pm. in charge to permit all parents1 WKZO, 12:30 pm.: WBCK, 1:30 , J... , Morning worship, 10 am. Lorraine Kremmin will be leader. kV UVK31U UIC CULKMS, Junior Sunday School ini ——Sunday schdol, 11 am. AU are Invited. Prayer. Bible Study Wednts"The Country Church that charge of Phyllis Munn and MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Gladys Hamblin. REFORMED CHAPEL Welcomes You." 708 W. Main Street MILO BIBLE CHURCH Rev. Earl Schlppcr cial music. Route 3 Delton Worship, 10 am. The outdoor poeter program is 8:15 pm. Junior Service. David Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher Sunday school. 11:15 am. and Ronda Munn In charge. A. J. Spoelstra, PaMor gifts given for these beautiful 3- Teens and Young Adults, Merlin -Evening worship, 7.30 pm. Sunday school. 10 am. and Dorene Buhl In charge. Warship. 11 am. along the street* and highways Adult Prayer Meeting. Mra. Rog­ TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Sunday evening service, 7:30. ers in charge. 1118 Jordan Lake Street ' Wed. evening service, 7:80. months of January and February. 7 pm. Evangelistic Service. Lake Odessa I.PA. Campgrounds This will itelp make available Mernags by the pastor. Special Phone DR 4-8377 LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH ths spiritual and leadership music. . Rev. Carl BUvernal], Pastor training and opportunities of 7:30 pm. Wednesday- MldMorning worship, 10 am. Christian Endeavor to more of Morning warship. 11 am. our young people. Chairman Mra and Bible study.- We eat three Young People's Service, 7 pm. Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. Richard Darby. Wl 5-2543. Evening service, 8 pm. meals a day to feed the body Wednesday family worship. Bible Study, Wed. 7:30 pm. Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm. PEOPLES BIBLE CHURCH Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. 1/4 Mlle E. of M-68 on State Rd. Fall Revival. Oct. 7 through Boys. Giri* Fellowship, 7:30. LeRoy Kenney. Pastor 16 with Rev. Coyt, Henderson­ HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY I--------——school. 10 am.-"Bi ville, N. C., as the special evan­ ADVENTIST CHURCH ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH gelist. The Singing Grtndlcy* ji am. a Eldar Samuel J. Elie Woodland at Vtlte Rood Wtdnemla from Owosso in charge ot the 2730 W State Rd. Rev. Einar Unseth Pastor Thursdayy. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls music. Hastings. Mich. Wl 6-M66 Ph 387-2917 and Boys jBrigade. Bring in your prayer requests “A Friendly Christ-Centered Woman'si monthly missionary Worship, Il am. Church" fellowship, 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. Tuesday prayer, 7:30 pm. our prayers with yours Also se­ Sunday school. 10 am. Classes Sunday. "Faith for Today," on fOr an lect your prayer partners for KILPATRICK UNITED this special meeting. "Where two TV WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. Worahip service. 11 am. with BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, Holy Communion. M-68 Woodland Bunday school contest began Radio WJEF, 1230. 8:30 am Cherub and Junior choirs, last Bunday and will with Wednesday. 3:46 pm. WOODLAND 10 am. Sunday school. Senior choir. Wed.. 8 pm. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Bethel Bible study. Thursday," 11 am. Worship sarvlo The Billy Graham film, "The Raetiara Once." at Central Audi­ 8 pm. Kvsnlng service. George Speas, Pastor 8 pm. torium this week Thursday. Fri­ 1503 Johnson. Lake Odessa. Mich Junior Ciitecitbm class, SatHASTINGS CONGREGATION ~ ‘ - " urday, 8 am. day and Saturday evenings. Get Sunday school, 10 am. OT JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES your tickets today. Morning worship, 11 am. Senior Catechism claa. BaturIngathering at Owosso College Evening service. 8 pm. ______________ this week Friday. I Prayer service. Wed., B pm. A Hearty Welcome to Alli Bunday public talk, 3 pm. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH specie to Mr. Smith Funeral Sermon: The Great Spiritual Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. Keith Buppar. Church School, 10 am. Worship service. 8:30 am. Church school 10:30. HASTINGS UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship. It am. Worship ssrrioe. 10:30 am. Qohaby Chursh children and Mr. and Mrs. which are in popular demand Wayne Forman and children of among youth group leaders. the student body and brought Robert Asptnall Sunday Lareon CARLTON SKVKNTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Otrald N. Black tellon Boys Club. ade Boys Club. Wednesday Activities Saturday worship, 10:46 am. Prayer meet Tuesday. 7:30 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal" This thy Yalrgw and Mra. Margarete thlans will be the Golden Text Lohr at Hastings were Saturday, of the Lesson-Sermon titled Bunday. Like of Onondaga, Reuben Crites, Q iris Clubs. Bunday school, Il am. Wednesday sarloe, 8 pm. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Reading room open Wednes­ CHURCH day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTil. Evangelist 10 am. Morning service. 11:15 am. Bunday school. Freeport Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crites, Sr. * Mra. Don Cullen was a Satur- Hoffman and daughters of children. Emmanuel Guild meet* at 3 pm. In the church undercroft with the Rector giving a slide Chert and Cindy stayed to spend ths week with their grand parnorthern Italy. Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, Nursery provided. Brwadokrt of Radio WJEP, 1330, 8:30 am. Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Rev. Stephen Vesblt, Assistant ytssx* hi* far. Thl* entirely new a rd. And apeed control, optop-ofehe-hrre Manful* give* tiosal. And many more Company Lifeguard Design safety Tutvml light • Dtluic front and tear MSI twin with reminder light a ImpKt-abaotbins Keering wheel glata (Day/Nlghi) Imide ndtro^wtlh Ho^blr backing * Breakaway or double pivot Iruid* Silrrot arm* sU'indihkld wuhert *Two treed or vaiUbie tpeed windshield wiper* ■ Thick laminar* eatery plare *!**• wlndthield • Turn indicator* wnh lane-changing »lgn*l feature ■ Pnelilvt door lock button* ■ Backup light* ■ Self-adjuulng brake* ■ 4-w*y emergency Sather Excitingly newt who like their action big: every performance feature a man look* for. Including a 4-barrcl Marauder 390 GT V-8| dual exhiuni; heavy­ action I duty handling gear; shock*, The Cyclone shown, with aptlnga, atabllltcr bar, power GT Performance Group, Is diac brake* up front—the wotka! Cyclone! Mra Emmett Bheilington visited Righ and Senior Carlson at Waytend Sunday, High Youth Fellowships at tt» with his sister and family. Mr. Clarksville. * Mra Gary McGhee Wednesday Activities home of Mrs. Lyle Gillespie. Dorsel Sturdevant at near ClarkavUl© were Sunday, Sept. 18. Hastings. * Mrs RussetL Price attended training scbtH achdbl for Sunday school teachers in Grsad Rapids ★ Mra. Russell Pritt accotnpanlsd Mra. Dorothy Roush and Mr. Mika Roeenburg at Mk 8 Cirote 8 will meet at the dievilie al the Caledonia Meth of Hastings to Battle .Creak home of Mra. Donald Bachman. disc Church Sunday. Sept. 18. Wednesday. Sept. 14, where they Co-hostess: Mra. Philip MiUhelL visited Ruth Houghtalin In Leila Thursday AottvtUes family visited Friday, Sept. 18. HospKad. She visited Mre/Clar6 Kirk House choir practice. 6:46 Junior High choir prac- family in Charlotte. ♦ Mr. and i*t* Mrs. Gerald Price ogLaxe Mn. Kon ven Frtd.,. in Florida. MmoDirr Wl 5-2425 * r ra la. Caledonia and Ivan Otnotesd of CHRIST CHURCH* R. Colfax at N Boltwood till Wednesday. Sept 11-14. with Rev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead at FIRST CHURCH OF GOD N am. Bunday school munion. 6 >0 pm. YouthTsUowahlp. 7:30 pjn Gospel hour, sermon by Rev. Lyle Owen* Wednesday. 7:30 pm. prayer and Bltdc study. Ftoyd Fisher MkxUgvlile ciiuBCH Where a fSBrirthm Experience Halting! »a. I 55 a m. Sunday school. Leon ( wenf Sunday. Sept. 18, visitors of au asr*. runtM ducjuct. w i , nd Mra. Robert Humphrey Mra. Caroline’ Boywen* and three buxs in operation now. if ciuldren were Saturday, i children acre Sunday. Sept- 18. «■ U ..-. _ ______vlaCrnrw nt Ur nnrl KTra Flmer you or your child needs a ride. kmLag Lydon* • Caliente • Capri • Qxnat 202 • Cool new Cougar TONY BELLI MOTORS SJ-u 1 •UMseu Price. * I r,ll'dren were 8unda>. t*pt Hastings Ruwril Johnson of Hastings. H. J. Buwalda, Minister Phones Wl 6-8307, Wl S-4wo| dinrar guest of Mr. and Mrs. ^’ . Office hours by appointment' will Mishler and Mr. and Mra. EJ" only. | Charles Blough * Mr. and Mrs You are Invited lo every *er- iUy Morganthaler and Mr and1 * ■ -— ... -.____ .. ... ■ ... lox Evan were Bunaav. Bent. Day. WOODLAND METHODIST Worship service. 8:48 am. ChrtgHan Endeavor, Bunday school. 10:45 am. Wednesday. 7:30 adult choir. Morning worship. 11 am Thuieday, Junior choir, 4 pm. ^Prayer meeting Thursday. "7:30. Shift Merc-O-Matlc wv ,Sf2?b Sept IB. dinner piwo of Mr. nild nd Mn J« u Bhrnnnn ”• Lake nmr Auxusta before they Mr' WM1 Mr and Mrs. Milton Buehler. R°y «*“r L*** Odessa. PLEASANT VAIXET UNITED 11 am. Sunday worship Ser­ Roscoe Lighter and Crete Blough' Mra Fannie Draper and daughBRETHREN CHURCH mon: Today's Urgsncy." Mra. aUcndrd the Rebekah Visitation l«. Mrs Vrete Bnepberd of , Max BL Oveiohlrc. Pastor Ruth West, organist. of District 23 at Bellevue. * Mr. Grand Rapids were Bunday. Sept. Worship service, 10 am. Bunds/* school, 11 am. L. J. Youth Department. | day. Sept. 18. visitors of Mr. and * Mr Mn. D*le Spunfeller Mote, Supt. I Mrs Goroelloua Bouwen*' of Allo of Battle Creek were Bunday, 7 pm. Study In Romans. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm.. Darrell Starbard. president. October is rally month. Week m rviivnt ---------Junior Christian Endsavor. 7 Tuesday WSW8 Pali luncheon. Price and Gloria Stahl st the * Mra. Angie Osgood of Hempm.. Batty Ovenshire, director. CUrksville Church Saturday. ; nxUt. Calif., was a recant Tues­ . __ ■ . . . ■■■■ . . v —*~ Kfr-, rrU, Reni. Prayer service Wednesday. 7 30 Appalachia." by Rcathel Fuller. pm. Class leader*, Clayton Mote Wednesday. 10 am. Bible rick Luneke of Grand Rapids to ^tended the Allegan fair. study and prayer. Mr. and Mra. Muri Hosteller 7 pm Bible study and prayer. Woodland Sunday Sept. 18, to CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 8 pm. Choir practice. Saturday library opens. 3 to 4. 1718 N. Woadway Bteveasville were Saturday. Sept.. The Orrills Hostetlers and anAlmon G. Fuhoo. Pastor 17 callers st the Jahuw Cool other couple from Caledonia left 410 R. Madiaan. 846-5065 men I, potluck supper. Bunday school. 8:45 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Coming — Youth retreat Oct. Caledonia attended Youth service 7 pm. pm camp. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN "Man's Car,” with a Msgaadcr 410 V-8. Cbooae, M 1320 N."Michigan. Av* guests al Mr. and Mra Dale Dukra. and Sharon Pavllch of Hastings. Sunday, Sept. 18. visitors at the Richard Bird horns were Mr. and children of Welcome Corners. Mra. Richard VsodevlUe of Kala- Whitney of Lanalng were Sun- EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH iSOUTH KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor 1631 Ionia Rd . Kalamo Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 8:30. Gerald Durkee and daughters of Mm Elnora Whitney. Mr. and honor of Mra Wieland's birthday. Mrn Ken Robin* of Grand ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING at the David Munn home (In Irving. Other guests Were' Mr. and Mra. Karyl Lirihgstpp and Mra. Ron Tanguay and daugh­ Cost* Grove. * Bunday evening, ter. Mlchaele, of Toledo. Ohio Prayer meeting. Wed., 7:30. BT. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH lU- tnnU of the Lord's Supper at nietnbera 8:30. IRVING CHAPEL By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg Saaak M. ll am. Baptism. Holy Com- DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Rile 2730 W. State Rd. Haatlngs. Mich, Ph. Wl 5-9485 Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Worahip, 11 am. Broadway and Center Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Willard IL Curtis, Minister Sunday. "Faith for Today." on ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE Bunday Mass. 8 Ford Motor their Little asserted. He has a unique way of telling us right from wrong without making it sound INTF.R-LAKES like a parental lecture." BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am. Junior Church, for Cindy Morse, a sophomore addDelton, Michigan children 4 through 8. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor King. Lloyd and Mrs. Minnie Sunday school, 10 am. Groups. . Worship, II am. 7:30 Church service. Special bert King of Lowell and visited Evening worship. 7 pm music, hymn sing. Message by Roberts now Citgo OU station Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm. Confoealon* 4 to 6, and 8 to 8. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Bundays (plenty of legroom for him without dlitutblng herl). Marauder 410 V-8. New Supcr-Huih Ride, Power to help neaday evening. 7:30 pm. lounge. Rev. Morri* Borgman. Paster Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm. Introducing the dknewW Mercury the Man's Car! drinking. ■ in Ma larily were his straightforward Lloyd, Mra. Minnie King, local, approach to young people and Mr. and Mra. Floyd Asptnall and his intermingled humor. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 1 A man tkpteu a M frm Ma car. Oood loo^a that arc a corutant cmtrcc ofpride. Performance that won’t let him down. A quiet, authoritative ride. Integrity of worlffnan*Mp. Un<pM feoturet that add to the joy ofdriving. A car I that pampero and protecu the once he lovet. It taljea a lot of car to eatiefy a man. Mercury doee H...2S different wayet CompUtdly Delton Students Counseled at Assembly Prayer rnaeUag Wednesday. *1* Xante/ TOwnlac vmhlp. laniUK mW III Newton sn0 BUI. Jimmie �granted by the incraased. the part year were man in graduate which la below frantically 1 program* dropped to 60 percent, avoid be-, in fact, for tlw flrat time In prufreaor Sees No Panic BylJ-MMen To Miss Draft Vnirarally of Selective U.S unlwraSUea are filled With ClMk mid: -Tbere U I rtudenta at the Univerdty feet that W*y. but the 60 k before graduating.. vflle Cbanjbat «t. Commerce got off to »flmv»iart Wednesday the* student population. When program* exceeded that of nun. Nashville Group Plant to Raise Operating Fundi ' 'Hie Fall Mssiorifor the Na»hwith a dins* <t 7 otJocfc at the VFW MU,.About M> MUndid. nual fund of obtaining occupational defer- Michigan Nashville Nam, rtunred a film cm • ■ Dr. Peter Oppowali of Grand prinsing. student* enrolled in graduate I called into aerrlce. ■nd graduate professional pro- | Yet 202 percent ... — quotae and the announcement by ■ vrama were men. In lOM-ea. the . mentary and secondary provi- military callup. we pro­ We soil by carloads KROGER Now, we’re passing our volume savings on Io you Share in CARLOAD SALE! these tremendous sale savings 99 slock up now on Kroger Qualify .......... Brands. 6000 LOW PRICES molted la School Bus Hit. Municipal Truck No one wm Injured about 3.10 pm. Tueeday In a truck-bug mbrhap on N. Broadway near Thom Street, CXy police reported. . Gerald J. Bacbelder. 20. 1(00 N. Church, wm driving a 1M2 City truck north on Broadway when he stopped for a car park­ ing in front of the laundromat. Vaughn D. Lydy. 60. R3 Haatinga. driving a Hasting* school bus behind him. wm unable to •top or go around became of other traffic and slid into the back of the truck. Little damage wm done. PLUS 1025 EXTRAv™iSTAMPS Silver Platter Center Cut Rib Peschke s Full Shank Half month*. Village Attorney Horace Power* .U drawing up the code. The Chamber dUcu»Md-way* money during the Winter Jo add to the ttaaiury. A txaketball game and wreaking match were dtacuerad. and a to reconalder bank night woe named. Al Smith heads the group, uaUted by Hu­ bart Lathrop. Frank ChrtoUe and John Boughton. The next dinner meeting will be Wednesday, Oct. 13. at niting duce by carloads for ibis sale FOLKS building ordlhanca USDA IN USDA Choice SMALL- YOUNG Rib Steak Pork Chops Hendershot & Vicinity By Mn. Richard Clark lb. 8b. lib. Keefe J Lb. Fra.JUr. Froiea BresM I Han Roast toM. . Sited Slab Bacon KwidKrim Sliced Bacon *79* Clack Steak * 79. > Swiss Steak * 99c Roll Roast *79* Rib Roast or Extf* Mild 12-ot wl pkg 69. Skinless Franks PMthkrt Potatoes 25-lbs 100-lbS 50-lbs * 69c Pork Chops CiwUry Stylo Prune Plums r fc1O« 10 *• 99« Sweet and Juicy Bartlett Pears * 10* t”-^* R.lr.lhinj Apple Cider «3»i 49* . 5,179c Abmw Iu ’219 • Bushel /Fruit Cocktail Kroger Whole Kernel or Cream Style Corn Kroger Sweat csnQ for Avondale Cut Garden Peas 14b. 1-ot can Q for $ J Puir Halves Mb un Orange Juice for Avondele Kidney Beans Evaporated Milk« can *J for Tomatoes Ub Sox. cm 14b can Q for $ Grape Drink Q for $ 1 filke Mixes feaatoes Kroger lib CM 7 lot Catsup for $ 14-ox. wl. bd Avondale Aprkot* Sweet Peas Spinach I fc-ll-oxcenJ for * J for Beef" Pork Sloppy J ms2 tfc 3-oi pig 4'*’1 i-fc n-o*. cm 4 cm6 100 STAMPS ps f<* *1 fl 50 Sandwich Bread Uamps Q 50 I. । stamps 1**1 Tpaato Juice ik-am5 ,or *1 Peanut Butter Kwlck Kritp I SLIC1D BACON KI 50 IFryar BramH -A* | 1 Uf» or Thigh* iHTHtBlfllOW ^ORIGINAL ffSALE OCTOBER 13 Ub IJ-oi cm4 AMERICA'S GREATEST EVDIT! ’1 l-qt I4<x cm 4 •<* * 1 -C^rl___ I 31- *1 i i STAMPS n SO STAMPS |~8 50 STAMPS I SAVE WITH WONDER ONE-CENT START* TfiUMDAY Mel O Soil Cream Style Corn Ub- 1-ex. । >- *1 Mr.' and iXr*. Gordon Cate and family'inlertaincd Mr. and Mr*. Harold Cage. Karen and Denny for. Sunday dinner. On Saturday, Sept 17 the Gordon Caeca and the Phillip Armstrong* attended the wad­ ding of Rlohard *Tbblaa and Margaret Ogden at the Methodist Church in Hasting*. Larry. Doug and David Casa w*«<in the wedding party, in the Evening the families attended a buffet supper at the home of the groom's parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Keet Tobias. The newlywed* are now at home In Lansing after a honeymoon through northern Michigan .. HIcmJ Cling Peaches cm4 tf Pesches ■ Kroger cm6»-’1 ——3*-’1 Croger ISlAor wl can -8 io< ’1 Pork & Beans TEASPOON Kxager Green Beans Sauerkraut THIS WEEK’S FEATURE 57‘ Ilk villa Doug oinughlln was home trdtn.boBAge,tbt ttJweatantL ★ STAINLESS TABLE SUVICE Coffee Applesauce 10-lb. 69c . 10* Squash Kroger Brand Kroger Brand > 59« r»* Ait ’1 Apples »u»22» Soo-Whrie >—< 39* 49c Crisp McIntosh Stanley Cauliflower l* Al( Country Club Femrly » 59c Frozen Steaks MICHIGAN DAYS SIDEWALK SALE US. No. 1 Michigan 59c End Cid 2»*.’1.09 btrt Ribs *89. Hot Dogs Smoked Sausage »69c Perch Fillets Corned Beef 59* .*> a>. «> Ah l«Oih CmtWry CM> Point Cut Herrvd'l Keg fdufch h* ‘59c Cod Fillets Fbeoe MU-ITM The LA.8. met a week ago Thursday at the lake cottage of Minnie Bchants. Officers elected were: President, Elsie Schafer; vice preatdenU Georgia Brogan; secretary. Colleen BehanU; treas­ urer. Sylvan Mellrain. flowers, Leona Otertt, and ho^gtal chair­ man. ?.im Clara. Leona wishes anyone who knows qf aomeone that is ill, please phongi her so nobody will be forgotten. Sunday dinner guests of Ren­ nie and Nina Molta were Mr. and Mra Cart Kruger of Sturgis and Oapt. and Mra (Judy Kru­ ger) Robert Raxrode and Teresa of Munlrit^ Germany, Mr. and Mra. < Roy Chandler of Hastings and Mr. and Mra John 8trew»burg of Mlnneaota. In the eve­ ning Duane and Maxine Jones and children ctf Dowling were visitor*. ★ Mr. and Mra Ron Haynes of Hasting* and Mr. and Mra Rennie Mott are spending a few day* tixb week visiting Mr. and Mra Curren Hawkln* of Paradise. * Visitor* ot the Dick Clarks on Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Emer Colvin and Dcgls and Mr. and Mrt. Robert VanDehburg knd Bill. - > Dinner guesta' Sunday of Mr. and MK, T6d O'Laughlin were Vaughn and his friend, Elaine Zurad arid Mr. and Mra Ron WCHKIS "CIJKUS HANKS STAMPS ' VANQUISH | TABLETS I Mirt luhteM torn TMAAMRRAYar I BAXOt BLADES IhW'-* ^^^ledeeaM Kreger l*m I .-4------ ' r-f|*Hw.O«lllM fJKjUr Oct t. tV44 Jacob's RraKripHon Pharmacy 1U *Mt ItoN it. wi s itu Hrathgi �New Guide Helps Fallout Proof Homes While reaffirming that a spe­ cially built shelterfife will give £ Ute f - News Notes ££•£!£ ... tMte Ma be obtained far la- t by Uw MSU rural defBtee Staff to give practical Information and advice on preventing emergen­ State Univeratty, attempts to cies or handling them If they help people judge whether that, protection would be good enough. DODGE DEDHUON i Richard Sunlor, live at 12M Be Montgomery street, rernllttqd Jgr,-. six yean tn the Regular Army Sept, io while serving with the 1st TngteUml Command in Vung Tau. Vietnam. Sgt. KaDerrsan that affect food supply and e*nltaMoa The guides are: “Making the Best of A Food Emergency." "Salvaging Water Damaged Be­ longings." "Building a Food Re­ serve.” and "Maintaining Good U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions OPERATION 87 Pvt Michael O. McPhariin. Port Knox. Ky., arrived Mme The few guides, and 15 pub­ Sunday night for two wteka, lished earlier, art free at the having finished his basic train­ county Cooperative Extension ing. He expects to be senu to Service Office throughout the Academy Deadline Banfield - Vicinity Set for October X! By Mrs. Loo Frey Leonard and family spent Satur­ day with Mr. apd Mrs. Leo Frey and Kathryn, who was home from Western Michigan University tar the weekend. * Monday Mr. and Mrs. Sterling French enjoyed a birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Frash off the drawing board with an arsenal of powerful new ammunition- Bigger. Longer. Sharper. Hot new Dodges to back the attack on dull driving. Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco, Purloin Squash Mrs. Myrtle Dunn prepared an outdoor Bunday dinner for Mr. Walter Mapes of the Surtls and Mrs. Luther Lenz and Janet, Mrs. Victor Schantz and family Road reported his garden An As­ from near Nashville, and Mr. and syria Township was raided Sat­ Mn. Earl Dunn and family. * urday night and about (125 In squash was taken, plus some Charger. Check them out today; The Dodge Rebellion will get you if you don't watch out. (Fanl Adi Sell Unused Items! ’67 CORONET Marcia Crago enjoyed a picnic Sunday. * The Banfl eld Methodist Church official board met lost week. * Mr. and Mn. Sterling French spent from Wednesday until Friday with Mrs. Vem ScoU at Plainwell. * Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey were dinner guests at the Battle Creek Public School Camp at Clear Lake Wednesday evening. The Banfield-Briggs-Dowling Methodist Youth. Ftflowshlp met Sunday In the Banfield Church. ★ W' Advance and be recognized. We know you. You're '67 Coronet. Last year's biggest selling Dodge gels oil freshened up. all sharpened up for another big assault on ond dull V8s. And you know what .we moon. The ones you've hod enough ol. You're ready farCord ------1 ... _ _ . .J, . I .2 X. 11 . r.ln — ... ...1,1. —In.. rln.k. ■. I ton of Ir-vflHi-yoo/fch^So.o! a dick SRgor 4 great V8*»4»'« r'rtrnn*l Inr *X7 Sixes' TVs* Why Drive Around With g Fi Auto Radio? ;’ Don't 1st s faulty radio rofeyou of driving enjoyment. Stop in today and let us fix it foe you. presented by Scout Executive Russ Evans. Tommy Nye received his wolf badge, gold and 5 silver ar­ rows; Freddie Nye, wolf badge, gold, silver arrow; Andy Noteboom, wolf badge, gold. 6 sliver arrows; Bobby DeKrlslira. wolf badge, gold. 6 silver arrows; Jimmy Lipscomb, Hon bodge, gold. 3 silver arrows; Duane Gunn, lion badge, gold. 8 Wl 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV ills Webelos badge and l»aa since Joined Scout Troop 108 Of Banfleld. Asst. Den Mother Willie Mae Isham of Mill Lake has taken over Den 3 and Marjorie Gunn. den mother of No. 2, has taken the WebeUx Den. = '67 DART Hi-fi and tops recorders repaired quickly. . Wow! Who goes there? '67 Dodge Dart. That's who. That's Dart, aM right—totally now. Through-and-through now. Now long, low jilhouolle. Now plush intoriorj. Now oaiy-io-road, eaty-to-operato dajh Instrumentation. Now performance, Soo. Wdh a choice ol engines from tho supersmooth l70-cu.-in. Six to tho 273 cu.-in. 4-bbl. V8. Not Io mention a host of now safely features. But thore's one thing you'll recognize about '67 Dart—its low price. It's still got compact written oil over it. Why resist? Enlist. . Dart for 1967. f We Close at' Noon on Saturday AUTO CLUB MEMBERS ARE GETTINB SOMETHING NEW! Effective July 1,1966 r> all eligible dpnpnd- ! ent children under 16 years old, living with Automobile Club of Michigan, are pro­ tected with up to $1,000 in benefits for a wide range of Travel, Pedestrian and Recreation Accidents. * BROAD FAMILY PROTECTl ON with Personal Accident Insurance —One more reason why YOU-LEAD THE WAY when you’re a kmember of Triple-A. lsh*n. AUusa. •on II. Baldwin. > o»«r . lUb. IC.O »—fodiilck A. S •67MONACO A Fvll.ipoed ahead. Monaca, flagrhip of rhe '67 Dodge fleet. It you',. determined to oo r.nHabln In S. h.rV, th. «ovto go... Monaco —^B Extras? Everywhere Everything o luxury-lover ever looked lor-evon optional «tn»l-CO«.r.d buck.) »«» and h.odt.di, U you «i>h. Oow.c lh« I ^B standard »tb-lt>. VB up fo tho MOMoanum, optional al ..fro cod, to pvt Yo.-oh.od ot dm pock. 1967 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY. Dodge DODGE DIVISION CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION . TteMge Rebellion Wits JOU mn noiEciami / HASTINGS OFF1CI Enter the big Dodge RebellionJ'Winner's Choice" Sweepstakes. See your Dodge Dealer for details. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES, Wstte the Boh -Hope Chry.k- Theatre (Wetestesy) . ... AFL Football (Weshoadi)-. 220 Cast State Streit sad the Rogoe<MiNer Show (MsatfeyM-aN •asm MUi^-EnnS �Fresh Out of The Attic Personal Mention graph regarding the July 1st- 7//rw This paragraph follows: re* JUtanmw. Rou can win be > politics with an honest purport the discriminating qualities wi the quality that permits a «or- Drugs Create New Hazard For Drivers rounded hlmirlf with a set of Stela Health Diractor thieves, who were In politics tar I m sure everyone would agree loot, and whose advice largely controlled his actions, aocne of that a drunk driver Is a danger­ . , . „ ous menace on me the nignway. highway. But nT ' dld you know 01,1 alcohol to no By H. D. Burpee m the onlj' c,u" of ‘■‘ntoxl'**»«■ <*r 1 received this friend. Ken PriesUey of Vaasar. enemies at heart." j “^th’a^new’th^at” । following note from my good Mich, who to a well known postal After this article on the Ex- A ,,ew “re*l~ 1 friend, Jane 8. Hagle of Kalama- luriorian. Well I called on him i Governor's death there follow* under the Influence of drugs. 1 w°i ,oun<J 1x1 and he very graclouidy answered four short Items; These drugs range from true .......................... ALUMNI <ANQUJCT narcotics to such things as stlmit very Interesting: ' The Alumni iMgoM vW be April 23. 1858: Your letter of Aug. 31 wa* re­ DEPARTURE OF MAH£ jcelvcd today. I would say that (Advertisement) U excellent mall service. Until further notice — Grand You are inquiring about YnouRaplds — Allegan — Eastern — *>tl which was a pastoffice in county years Western Railroad Three Rivers Kalamazoo ------------------- for *ten ------------(direct) via Mlle. Prairieville. from 1844 to 1854 I haven t had Middleville. Fulton on Monday. the opportunity to do a com­ plete research on the community Wednesday and Friday. To Yankee Springs via Ynou­ tlon 2 or J. TIB. R11W, Cooper skl. Silver Crwk. Gun March. M A. Balch Township. Kalamazoo County. The following U the postal hisWell this had me floored l!*®*7' still do not see where Fulton KALAMAZOO COUNTY would come Into this picture. I YNOU8KI, Kalamazoo County. Furthermore I had never heard । eatebllxhed May 10. 1844 r^W D,v1d E. Deming, first posttlnte the portofflce at Prairie- mastcr mmttoJT CFUtonFU‘1£d ^alrtZ i SILVER CREEK (Late Ynouville. According to thf le^dra-16*1' KaJxu'la^"' County) Allegan cri ptton of the portoffice called .County, changed from Ynouskl. Fulton before Prairieville. it Kalamazoo County' to Silver Creek. Allegan County, May 4. 1854. . John W. Baker, first poalmaslives In Prairieville , Well luckily I have another ter. Subsequently discontinued af­ ter 1930 Silver Creek postoffice was at John Deere TRACTOR Goodyear BROS. Don't Miss Consumers Power Co. SPECIAL SALE Implements October 7 H. Wl 5-5052 caring Shore A: Michigan Southern Railroad In Gun Plains Town­ ship In the southeast corner of Allegan county. The location of • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK C«mpar« our qualify and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of 501 nylon-26oz. CARPETING ya. INSTALLED for CARPET ond FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way possible 9 years experience. In as much as the first purt of my column today was rather short, I wlU give you a few ex- i cerpte from thh old BANNER. | | On the flrrt. page or front 1 page there Li quite an article I entitled "Around Richmond."' There (ue four snail 1 & 1. x 1 | inch pictures along with the article. Capitol Building, Rich-1 tnond. Virginia, Washington I Monument. Rchmond. Virginia. ! Former Home of Jeff Davto. and 1 | Grows of Jeff Davis and hl* ; Daughter Winnie. [ Abo. on the .•anye page. U an , , account of Samtirl Carson's । Death There had been an auI topsv to discover cause of dnuh Nothing whatever was found I leading towards suspicion of foul play Mr Caraon evidently lived । at Oaleoburg I don't know ju't they visited tn that vicinity for Barbltualea often follow exces­ a week. The Furmans vacationed sive use of amphetamine drugs. the latter pert Of the Bummer al Chatham Bars Inn, Chatham, the stimulating effect. Symptoms Visiting the Albert Model-' Wayne Coreys of Wyoming On Bunday. Kay Stanton and Mrs. Lewis Blanton, joined the Reeds and Stantons for dinner. two daughters of Augusta visited Mrs. Wedel's grandparents. the Ermont Newtqna. Bunday. hoik Intoxication, including abllfty to concentrate, drowsiness and confusion. The person affec­ ted cannot coordinate his mus- happy to see relatives .here, but also each other, as they bad not family, all of Holland, were Sun­ to share some of the Important doses, or If mixed with \other day guests of the CUfton Millers. things you should know about drugs or alcohol, tranquilizers and Mrs Frank Hama. Mr. and Mrs Weldon Meek drugs and medicines in the hope' may result Ih sedation to the spent Saturday with Mr. and burn ■ m,y no1 unwittingly risk point of dizziness or drowsiness. CHy. * The School Year—Supt. Hay- vour Ilfe behind the wheel of a greatly affecting the driver's reThe David Settles entertained ■ car. action. Ih* mort important thing tot Another potential hazard Song ramember to to never mix medl- 'comes in the form of antihtotacines with driving, unless your' mines, widely used for relief of doctor aava it's Mfr Nnw thl. <■ nasal ___ . 'congestion “ . ' I due .. to colds and Bals—Don Smith (Sally) visited Hastings friends, being a luncheon guest of Mrs Jack Kennedy at the Country Club on Tuesday, and also a. former residents. were also visit­ ing their daughter. U>e Ed Carl­ sons of DeWitt, where Mrs. Carl­ son is a teacher. James Kennedy of Marietta. Ohio, to visiting bls son. the Jack Kennedys. this week. • . —. Want Ails Sell Unused nuns.' -produce no unususd effects in chased without a prescription. Buccesa-Muw norma wicraua son,e m,y »l»>ormal These drugs can cause mental confusion, inattention and drow­ unsafe to drive. siness. If you do use antihtotaI Another Important thing to minis, read the label directions i.bear In mind la to never attempt carefully and follow your doctor's 10 obuun lny prescription type advice about driving. FAREWELL RECEPTION medicines without a prescription Bong Mudge Music Troxell'S Orchestra The Lake O Squares win hold a farewell reception to Mr. and pally procure presepription tnediMra. Waiter Eaton, who will soon clnes tn this manner usually do commencing at eight o'clock. The keep awake while driving Such come. Lunch after dance following literary and musical Jack COLEMAN AGENCY for all your insurance NEEDS EASY FOR THE TIGERS Saturday afternoon the "Royal Recitation. "Courting Under date was Thursday, June 20. 1900 Now It doesn't seem like the Dimcultiea," Margaret Loomb BANNER, even bock in those Solo. "Life's Lullaby." Mr. days, would have mode a "blob" ------like that Well according to a Bowling Solo. table I have/here the date on 8o, °- “"In The Shadow Of The ilvP and See the Largeet Selection in BARRY COUNTY by recently The Hawraneys have zell Stantons Saturday visitors time but thia to followed by moved from at the Stanton home were the headache, dizziness, agitation. Ir­ Howard Orsboms of Tillotson ritability. decreased ability to they may have on their driving I Tranquilizers, generally used to ability. . relieve mental apprehension can the banquet: ' Kenneth H. Priestley. Art Harrington, near Banfield.; Doyle ReelUM ton. 'Tank 'oo Ma'am," knowing my internal In old newsHazel Bums Duet "Come When .The Night­ one over there. Weil I went and ingale Sings." Etta and Mildred l*aton usual BANNER On the front folks that are wondering what day of the week you were born on. if you care to send me your birthdate along with a stamped return envelope. I wlU be more than glad to tell you. Now In aplte of the fact that the dates on this BANNER were misted up, I found a lot of in- Visiting the Bert MUlesons on Wednesday, Sept. 14. Mrs. Alfred Hawraney vtolted lowing excellent program will11 Protection Ions of the world, zhowed "the city team how to play ball. They I literally mopped the earth With 1 Ute city nine, tile score standing ' as follows: Hastings opted on the NWm. NW14. NEU, Section 2. TIN. R 10 W. IJralrie- Royal Tiger Giants vllle township. Barry county. This may require further re­ search to be definite on the lo­ the Hastings Musical Club. June cation. 18th. others were wrong. June 20. 1901 was on a Thursday and June 20. 1900 would have been on a Tuea- effect a driver's ability and re­ actions. Amphetamine drug cold remedies. And because many Music—Orchestra Recitation-Fredrick Heath Song—Hazel and Leo Burns •a BE-4. Section 34. TIN. R11W. Plano Trio—Mr*. Archie Mc­ Gun. Plains township. Allegan and Coy county. The mall route from Misses Edith and Anzo Lombard Recitation —Hazel Bums , 1858 via Ynouakl. Silver Creek. Solo —Mbs Inez McIntyre Oun Marsh (now Hooper, is very much In order. A check on the location of Ynouskl, Kalamazoo Refroahmeote county could be made by check- he owned land in Cooper town­ ship. This could be done at the Kalamazoo County register of deeds office. The Fulton mentioned I be­ lieve was the present One In Kalamazoo' county. I believe the his mother. Mrs Harry Miller, for dinner at Oun Galley'Bun- Costs Little An accident on your r--,— you do not hovo odequate liability insurance. insurance PhM4.Wl5-34U Take Charge Move up to Chrysler ’67 Any time. Anywhere. The ’67 Chrysler takes charge. In the way it looks. In the way it goes. Its optional 440 TNT V-8 is the biggest in the price class, as are the brakes. A perfect balance. A new energy-absorbing steering column Is standard equipment So are many other safety features. Something else about Chrysler. Four Chrysler Newport models are now priced just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped. If you’ve been looking for a winner, Take Charge in Chrysler *67. It’s it on display now CHRYSLER 67 to Barry County, but all through tended the funeral of Samuel Caraon This leads me to believe that he was well known through­ out our county. ‘ EXPERT TIRE SERVICE BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Dirtrib at or CHRYSLER DIVISION Best Buys on & Used Tires il10r’n IIICl d DURACLEAN SERVICE dbCHRYSLER VAy MOTORS CORI’ORATIOn Woodland st lee your Chrysler dealer today Nwm Wl 5-2091 PA1K1NC DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M43 at Sprague Rd., Delton Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-10-06.pdf e777298c65b9f14a0fd9eaf411ca4cae PDF Text Text Vote Nov. 8? ion Deadline Monday, Oct. 10 The Hastings ] Hlfh Y.or 22 3 Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, October 6, 1966 NUMBER 25 EDITORIALS - P - — Although Gus Scholle and Wai- Ushlng the fart that such u charge ter Reuther represent an entirely simniv ia not in­ different ctea* of labor leadership Sen. Qrtfftn turn expressed will- dislike of Senator Robert Griffin f FREE FUN-FILLED WEEKEND— Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tobias of 61! E. Walnut are the winners of the first free fun-filled weekend In thr Albert Pick- Motel A Hotel Chain contest being luxury weekend vacation.—Banner photo. Leslie Is to present the first of six programs of the Hastings Klwanls Club's 19th World Travel Series at 8 pm. Tuesday, Oct. II. In Central Auditorium. Season tickets are available from Klwanlans. Leslie's ‘‘Rivers" took 2lx years to film and 25.000 miles covered In South Africa, Rho­ desia. Tanzania, K«nya, Uganda. Rwanda and the Congo. On the equator' at the summit of the Mountains of the Moon he nearly froze-filming "Riven of Ice." and later almost broiled filming "Riv­ en of Fire" during the Congo eruption of the volcano, "Kltslmbanyl.” Indirectly at 1 e a i Governar O. Mermen Wl.UtaJto Idea Uiat Oils Act is anti-labor! j who 1* opposing S-jl Griffin to As a matter of fact, the Landthe Michigan senatorial race, re- rum-Oriffin act came about as a fleet* the same attitude when hl. result of hearings before a select state* that Griffin's record tn । Congressional committee, headed Congress has been mostly against by Sen. John McClelland, and charged with the task of looking course, meets with the''favor Into Improper activities in the the top brass in Michigan's lai lobar or management field". The committee brought to light plenty Leadership but an examination of unsavory situations. A bill to Griffin's voting record in Oongn speaks louder tlinn words Ln eat* (Continued on Page 4) Hastings Launches Costs Force 411 Campaigns’ in High Restudy of New Kickoff Tuesday High School Here Members of th* steering com­ 125 Volunteer Workers Giving mittee studying plans for a new four-year Hasting* High School Everyone an Opportunity to Aid •> for 1,600 student* are to meet high school to consider plans Youth Programs, Red Cross, USO । the and alternatives following a gen­ The Hastings area's “eleven campaigns in one" got under­ way Tuesday with some 125 volunteer workers gathering at the Ixason Sharpe Memorial Hall (or a kickoff breakfast, "pep talk" and to receive their supplies so that they can give every­ one an opportunity to contribute to the vital agencies which serve the entire community. On the success of this campaign for $54,225 depends the —---- 1 ■ - ■ 1 ar-M1! Rnv Am.it nrrurram tha Camp Fire activities, the vital Red Cross blood program, the , work of the Salvation Army. from gan rive, the Child puld*290 and the MlehlFuud *5,800. eral meeting Tuesday night. Costs of a proposed new high school have been estimated at *6373414 even after the archi­ tect*. the Warren Holmes firm of Lansing, had revised the origi­ nal "dream" facilities down from *8,635438 plus some *353,000 re­ vision and remodeling for the present high school. Architects, in drafting preli­ minary specification* for taa project ever since tert Decern- | At the general steering com­ mittee meeting Tuesday night, which was attended by the chair-, men of the 11 committees which: developed the original specifica­ tions, members of the Board of1 Education, school administrators.: department heads and architects. It was reported that the HasUngs school district had a "tax limit.” Ray Wieland, comptroller for' the Felpousch Food Center, co­ chairman of the finance commit-' tee. reported that hl* commljtee, felt that a figure of somewherebetween *4.000,000 and *6,000,000 would be the limit for the district Yonth Connell *7.925. The Michigan United Fund represents 37 well - recognized oxencle* — Including the U 8 O which Is so necessary for the United States troops in Vietnam and around the world. At Tuesday's kickoff—the Klwanls Club provided the coffee, doughnuts and sweet roll*—CbChalrman Arthur Olson Intro­ duced members of the Commun­ ity Chest board. Co-Chairman Jack Hoke introduced the drive's Thomas Stebbins, president of To Leave Hasting* — William I division chairman. Bob King out­ the Hasting* City Bank, reported Stedman, vice president of the lined the work of the Youth the result of an Independent National Bank of Hastings and Council and YMCA and Ron study he had completed, and In president of the Hastings Arfa sen Ung the United Fund, spoke his own opinion, he felt the limit Chamber of Commerce, has re­ signed both positions. He has ac­ briefly. approximately *4,000.000. Youth Connell Director Klnr, cepted a banking position in Stebbins emphaaixed that the Oshkosh. Wls. Stedman Joined months, reveals the National Bank in July of 1963 and was named a director In January of 1965 lie* financed through UnitedIn the light of Stebbins' report, Fund contributions the architect* presented their Boys participate In tall fool­ awn views of what kind of buildball league*, basketball league*, softball and . baseball leagues as J4.000.000 figure. well as skiing classes. Girls also have basketball and softball. Boys have a 5th-6lh-7th-lth to house 1.6O0 students. grade wrtatllng program, women The recommendation* for the . fiupl of Schools Richard J. have a Winter conditioning class, Guenther has announced that men have a conditioning class new high school have included purchase of a new site, erecting Hastings official school member­ and a volleyball league. an adequate building and equip­ ship Is 3.886, an Increase of 545 High school students have ping It. Equipment is estimated club* for boy* and girls and the at *664.410 "Y” center operate* on Wednes­ Committee members now are day night*. expected to consider other posThere are post-game dance*, slblllUes. such os utilising the There are 597 in junior high, weekend dance*, the 8now Ball, present high school campus and nn increase of 78, and 2.136 in graduation dance. Junior High Central for High school and Hie elementary grades, an in­ •nd |7th grade mixer*, an 8lh Junior high students, and placing crease of 408 over the 1965-86 ‘Please Be* MORE ABOUT: elementary students elsewhere enrollment of 1,728. . . . UNITED FUND, Fag* 3. and of having a three-year high school knd three year Junior high, or other alternatives. It was pointed out Tuesday night that a *4,000.000 bond Luu* millage sold.at 414 percent Inter­ est would require a 4%-mill debt service lax levy. That, with the six-mill operating cost, would cost a property owner *3088 a year per *1.000 of equalized valualion. The same bond issue with five percent interest. Including 3.886 Enrolled In Hastings Public Schools the Ihillnp-Liktwwd rimt Friday night on Johnaen To Relocate 37-43 To Go West from Broadway on State Christmas in Vietnam An urgent appeal ha* come to the Barry County Chapter of the American Red Cross, according to executive secretary. Mr*. Keith Gordon, for assistance with Christmas gifts for the combat men on the fighting lines in Vietnam. The plan is to provide each serviceman, who is unable to visit n PX for supplies, (total, number 120.000—Barry County quota 301 with a "Santa Claus K1L" These must be readied and “ In The Banner office, on or b< Because of the brief time to accomplish this project, regula­ tion nylon mesh bags are being purchased to contain the kit article*. Any group or Individual wishing to contribute to this cost, and also the charge for mailing to the military poet for shipment, are asked to please pul coins or bills In th* bank box on the counter at The Banner ofilce. A public accounting will be published later and if there Is a surplus fund It will be used for further attention to troop* In Vietnam. Following Is a list of the required articles for each kit and suggestions for other articles to complete filling the kit. AB Item* must be new. Each kit should contain: ballpoint pen (these 30 will be furnished by The Banner), plastic soap dish plus ooap, terry­ cloth wash cloth, foot powder, pocket comb, Individual pack­ age of tissue*, and paperback book (mystery, western, science fiction, crossword puzzles, etc.) In addition, some of the following suggested Hems may be included: small package writing paper, small address book. plastlc bags (moisture protecticjr far personal possessions. Note: No liquids, combustibles,- food or any Item that would melt or deteriorate in heat should be included. Each one of the 30 kite will have a card attached reading— Christmas Greetings, American Red Cross, Barry County Chapter. Hasting*. Michigan. USA. Any Individual or organization willing to fill one or more kite Is asked to contact Mrs Richard Cook at The Hastings Banner office. (Back door on 3. Church St, or phone WI 5­ 34811. We have long been overdue in attempting to get a Hat of our Barry County men overseas. Will parents, or any other relative, please send us as soon as possible these servicemen's names, with address, and the name of the country where they art stationed These will be printed. Let's have a shower of letter*, card*, or gift* around the globe! Check with the post office for postage rates and mail­ ing date*. In Ferris Band Kenneth O Kuempel, Jr., cor- I trombone, are members of the Ferris State College Band. The 100-member organisation 1* to present pre-game and half-time shows at the Detroit Lions-Los Angeles Ram*, game Sunday T. Howard Wounded Tom Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs Timothy Howard of Bay and neck while fighting with the Marine* In Vietnam. According to avallahte Information he U doing all right. Hl* mother, la the former Ellen Leonard, Highway Dept. OKs Plan to Widen State to 5 Lanes at $783,000 Cost, Build New Connecting Road The State Highway Commission has announced approval of an engineering report on t Fie proposed relocation of the route that carries highways M-37 and M-43 in and west of Hastings., Estimated cost of the proposed project is $783,000. j State Highway Director Howard E. Hill said the plan wks Chamber President — John Bay. developed because funds wifi not be sufficient to relocate M-37 director of Pennock Hospital from Hasting* south to M-8» 1 1 . 1 • and who has been vine president prior to 1972. of the Hasting* Area Chstnber of Commerce, ha* token over as preiently e a r r I president to fill the unexpired term of William Stedman who Hill said the widening of Green mlnlstrator of the hospital since 1962 and Is prealdenl-cltct of the practical because there is only Hospital Purchasing Service of 66 feel right-of-way and con­ siderable residential development on both sides of-the street. _The Highway DwMwMro. g*n "Hospital Council.poses" To Widen to five lane* West State street w**t from Broadway for one Hille to the city limits. A new two-lane road would be built from that point west for a distance of nine-tenths of a mile to tie into the existing route Hastings Hosts National Bassett Hound Show Russell Hankins, secretary of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, has announced that the National Bassett Hound Field Trials are to be held at the Wol­ enough on Wert State 8t so that ney. who has been sate* engineer verine Beagle clubs grounds the five-lane road can be built ■ st the E. W. Bliss Plant Her* northwest of Hastings this Sat­ without removin’ them. Hill said.) since May. 1964, ho* been named A date for a public hearing on sale* engineer for the New York urday. < 'the proposal, dew'sped with the press sales office at While Plains. ----------- . .. |oca. -nicigig Whitney joined Bliss in 1M3 af­ ar has corufic- ter graduating from the Unlvtrheld In the Cemmuqlty Center t’mvtabl: been d.l’rmbij.l, > slty of Notre Dame with a B6 at the falrgToands Hll( In mechanical engineering. He The National Bassett Hound, ---------- _ champion will be selected at th*, tot rv' . In Connecticut and Northeast New York. He and his wife live In West Haven. Conn About 300 visitors are expected to begin arriving on Friday and Q.^__ . remain her* Inta Sunday. The hospitality chairman l»' * B (New Discount □tore to Open " In November telecast at 1:30 pm. Bunday. from ^iar^av ^Callfonita JemW J W°lf' of Ypsilanti, Oct. 9. Steven Q. Graham, trom­ b&s announced that ths United bone. and Robert L. Snow, cor­ Union has changed Its name to D14C0un‘ Corporation of Rochesnet. of Nashville, are also mem- "The Victory Union," Its slogan ™ ter‘ N Y' phased Don is, ‘.‘Victory Through ChrtaL” on Saturday night.____________ Garey’s Shoppers Haven at 103 ____ w- sta,c Street and, hoped to | I open the store early Ln^NovemWo*fe announced mall being carried. twelve days left to The Hasting* C.AP. Joined with the squadron* of Kalama­ zoo. Allegan, Plainwell, Otsego and South Haven In combined maneuvers Saturday and Sun­ day. Those from here taking part were: Phil Potter. Bruce Hinde*. Hubert Cooley. Terry Edger. Pat • —“• — — -- Hamp. Bob White, Dick Morgan. Knight* of Pythias had their Jame* Reed. Dave Sothard. Fred first meeting Monday evening in Fox. BUI Stowe. Frank Nichols, Wayne Granfors and Bnioe WU- the The corporation ha* many wilUam Stedman, store*. Including businesses in' Richard Peldpousch of the Niles. Benton Harbor. Dowagiac. Adrian. Ypsilanti. Muskegon. Food Center was elected flrrt Cadillac. Mt Pleasant and two vice president: Don GUI. Hasnuran lings High princ.prt was named in rorx Port Huron. Garty. who formerly operated . Pres,dcn‘the fOA store on 3 Hanover. Hudron wm eteetad purchased the Slate Street varl- ‘bird vice preJdent. and Thama* ety stare Ln 1959 from Fred Mey-1 Johnrton, manager of the Ha*__ He ----------- ..it and he ---.'unga Division of the E. W. Bite* er. later sold and Mrs. Garey made a trip around the world. After returning they dent. operated a motel In White Cloud Stanley FoJtx of the City Bank They are returning there where they have also purchased a lum­ Beverage Store ber yard and hardware store, Is treasurer. and have opened a restaurant. Garey operated the theater Just south of Hastings, built Uie drive-in theater and also started the Hasting* radio station. "bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files Nickel airmail atamp* went Into effect throughout the nation Tuesday and the drop In rate* to five cent* an ounce is expect- that To Head Area Chamber in 1967 Ing of director* Tuesday. backward glances A model of the new voting ma­ chines to be used tn the seven Hasting* precincts has been set up in the City Hall and arrange­ ment* are being made for dem­ onstration to al) those Interested in making a trial run. James Wiswell *3147 per *1.000 of equalized valuation. A *7,000,000 bond issue sold at 4% percent Interest would re­ quire 8% mills for debt service. That, with tire six-mill operating tax. would cost a property owner i *44.48 a year per *1.000 of equal­ Ised valuation. Larry Barry New Hastings Policeman Company. Chief of Police Richard Sun- Duane "Barry, 23, 615 E. Mill terms expire In 1967. and Pa* Street,.began duties as a police Gilmore. John Panfil and Mt officer Sept. 29 Has Commendation the Mlchl- NO SCHOOL OCT. U-M tlona) Merit Scholarship Quali­ fying Test. REGISTERED NURSES OF BARRY COUNTY—Your Hospi­ tal needs help I Evening and night tours of duty. Why not Director at Nursing. 10/37 UM Michigan district; Arthnr of Hastings He had been employed at OMsbv elo**d m Thurwgoy mobile Ln Lansing since May 38.1 1964. He married Brenda Baldwin StttM* al BalU* Ct**R. and they have two children. Cling, 3, and Vicki. 1. Hl* mother �I Mr*. WUllAtn Goodrich fr4a| by an examining board, to now instructor for First Flight Engl- Flint spent several day* visiting I her daughter. Mr. and Mrt Dallas Buckenhixer Gilliland were conducted on Jackaamrffle, -THE ■ABTING8 BANNER iT»Prr. October I. 1M8 weekend wlfli ber jrurnta. Mr and I Mn. Vernice' Rafftor 'of rural । Mr*. DeWlUvftvK-e IL ♦ Mr* I Woodland wen Sunday visitor* of tnat Sever of Eagle Point ha* returned after-apenClng a week with her daughter and family of and Mr*. Robert Benner enter­ lanalr.g while Mr. Sever was up tained with < birthday party Sat­ urday humoring Robin on her third north fishing. birthday. .Qimla. wepe Mike And brother of Mrs Gretchen Ulster, Nancy Baker, Mike and ' Vicki Ml*. Ina Birman and has completed fair weeks of com­ . Rodrigue*. Mr .r. 4 Lfr. .InhnilZin bat training at Camp Pendleton, le for certain acbolarahlpa. I,| J£ •1 p __________ tfiwtenla have rcla» 96 Middleville Students to Aptitude Test Uou tlub mat with Nellie CurUs. trial ted the The October meeting wUl be held Augwtlna 35 IM with Nona Archer and Allee TTumpowar a« co-ho»t«. * The Jolly Dosen Club rnceu Friday at family. * Mr. and Mr* Ralph (Mill. HU next assignment U four I initrument wraps for ths hoapilnl 1:30 pm. with Violet Haaa weak* of specialist training to pre­ rated the cake topped by a large Pfc Clarence Benner '«ft Fort | _ _____________ Job in the chipmunk and two baby onea. ora. wno Wednesday guest* of Mr. and Mn. pare him for_a specific land will be itatloncd at Da Nang. Harold Johnston * Mtoa Alma Martne"dorp*l^ry Raf- R^ enjoyed opening her many National Honor * Mr and Mr* John Henry have Zvrrett of Muakegon apent the1 tier* of Woodbury and Mr. and 'lovely “Js1SflS; of sclwlaattc abtllUcr,. In math For Banner Claaalfied Aaa Call WL 5-3481- — - Society, will I iuUy oooiprchwxl you have UP TO *5“ DURING Coupon Bonanza I would write no morel did Offices*, and due to underpay-' ment nctftoT Merl Campbell our Sharift or Dick Sunior our Chief of FuUm Dept, cannot perform their duty ICO percent when they protecting officer* for 1 or 2 found a position which payment i are more up to date--and rtalgna frame either the Sheriff Dept. Lake Odessa Wy France* Johmlon HERE ARE THE 8th. WEEK WINNING NUMBERS ... CHECK THESE AGAINST THE ORANG CARD YOU PICKD UP LAST WEEK... . PLAY THESE NUMBERS IN ANY SEQUENCE ON YOUR ORANGE BINGO CARDS . . . , I Mr* jock Clarey. Jr., and Kelly, Mr* Fred Tebo and Biaron and; Susie Wellfarc of rural Hasting* j were Saturdav visitor* of Mr. and were Sunday dinner gucata of Mr. | of rural Portland 14 20 22 28 30 32 34 40 NUMBERS TO PLAY wt 42 44 54 56 MB 58 SHORT RIBS of BEEF FRESHLY SLICED BEEF LIVER HYGRADE—BONELESS BRISKET 84, *4OO00 ^ef^air/t roe°tZ„p .HUITZ FROZEN MM PET-RITZ... FROZEN JI PUMPKIN-or 11 MINCE PIES Mr and Mrs Raymond Oilllland have returned from Charleston. 8. C. to visit Uieir son. T/Bgt. wH lim)t H = 19' and hl* family Charleston APB Sgt. Gilliland at­ tended engineering school at Tinkerf AFB in Oklahoma City. He «« graduated with highest honors in tils class, receiving a letter of commendation from the Wing Cortunandcr. At the present time Sgt; O ill Hand, having passed an examination and being approved WITH COUPON AT RIGHT .. POWDERED SUGAR LIMIT 2-LBS. bib. Pkfl. ICE CREAM 1 If 20c off ^oy COUNTRY FRESH ALL FLAVORS ... J 1 । SAVE 25c I ON A PUSCHAM Of 13W«a pi*. | I Market 10 r, POWDERED Ific SUGAR SHURFINE...ALL PURPOSE SAVE 10c SAVE 10c I I ON ASAVE 50c I ON A PUSCHAM OF 141 PKG. • • PUSCHAM Of US. TIN !. SPARTAN t:,." | | SWIFT PREMIUM SLICED BACON । i CANNED HAM 11—Coupon lipiroi Sot, Ort.’ S. 1PM I I 1-Coupon fiplrot lai, Ort. I. t Ft ON A PUSCHAM OP 148. PKG. PESCHKE Jil’ FRANKS ■ Burny Bros. Frozen 11 1 German Choc. Cake ■ SAVE 30c ON A PUSCHAM OF ^PKGS. FLOUR ** ,A° 45c •LB. JIFFY... Corn Muffin, Dale Muffin, BUTTERMILK , II SAVE 40c ON A PUICHASI Of Duncan Hines I SPARTAN " CAKE MIXES11 '.'.Tr' COFFEE ’I || SAVE 20c SAVE 35c ON A PUKCHAM OF 1-LB. PKO. 9 ECKRICH 11 SMORGAS PAC । iiuiieysuiRie Honeysuckle aoNiusi IONIUM । il TURKEY ROAST i | | 7—Coupon t.pir.l S«t, Ort I, 1F44* I a-Covooi. E.oi... BISCUIT MIX.. O.«- S. lox*1 SPARTAN ... FRESH FROZEN 1 I 1 SAVE 40c ON A PUSOfAH OP ’• II 4 - SYLVANIA - i LIGHT BULBS I SAVE 10c ON A PUPCHAM Of A SPARTAN PRESERVES SAVE 10c II ON ASAVE SAME 25c 20c PUICHAM OF 4-lb. 1AO I ON A PUICHAM OF 1<TNS. I, 3.^ SPARTAN । COUNTRY FRESH Zmow SPARTAN I t-j-OAL | | * PEANUT DtAuiHf RUTTER mimn ||2% 11™ MILK uhu CfNS. I I POP CORN , -Ci*p«« UpMi L* - Ort • IM4 ■ - I2-C»^ t«prM m GRAPE A JUICE V -O CHILDREN'S ... ASSORTED COLORS THERMO SLEEPERS Homes are different. They Ust a lifetime, and more, with reasonable can. Many valuable as time goes by and improvement* and addi­ tions are maile. We are home improvement head­ quarter* In Hasting* and yoj are welcome to utilise ^e^rur/f foc°Nrtn 1-LB. PACKAGE IIMIT 1 PKGI. WITH TMII COUPON 4 AUOOOI MORE fOOO ORDER IHRU SATUIOAY, OCT. 1.1 FM. country be> oiw» excited over design and a little more power . . . and the creation of a new color now and then. This year the accent b on aafety. Pcrtups you UNir J PKGS. WI1H THU COUPON I A 1100 Ol MOH fOOD OIDfl THIU iATUlQAY, OCT. I.IPM. WITH COUPON AT RIGHT. 1 Every year, atuut this time. Hie pupulatiAi of the PUMPKIN oc-.qc MINCE PIES",' IT SSM ASWESIEIf HAROLD 89>b HYGRADE SMOKED PORK chops HONEYSUCKLE ... GIBLET GRAVY & TURKEY SLICES 1966 Be sure to pick up your Green Card for next weeks Jackpot Bingo game! Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mrjk Maribel Rolriguia and family were Sunday guests of Wr. and Mrs. Doming o Silva* of Ionia. High­ light of Uie day was a phone call from Mr*. Bernie Suscnbebo of W.ZHR 69 CORNED BEEFc. CENTER CUT... RIB WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN BY 9;OO P.M. ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, John Waldren visited her sister, Mr*. Gertrude Stratton of Mid­ dleville. also her brother. Forrest Collfn* of Irving. Mn. Roger Crank and Janell, Mn.' Michael Lydy and Kirk of Hastings were Wednesday lunch 49‘ CHUCK ROAST FINE FOR BRAISING 1 52 60 J 7r’74^0""“82 86 92 94 100 THIS WEEK'S JACKPOT IS WORTH BLADE CUT CARD 12 were f. atid-Mr* Lyle Garfield of Ma wpze Bunday visitors of JRtpari Rush. * The Clair T> family spent the weekend | r. The Sgt 6 4 <62 land. GAME NO. EIGHT ORANGE 2 Zurtck. UL. were weekend guests ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rush. * I M Thursday Mr. and Mr*. John Waldrvn visited hU brother. Sutton SWIFT PREMIUM PROTEN BEEF JACKPOT BINGO PLAY ayi past time and we ought to «>k Into the bad situation and ike care of same. Citizen I am well a where they did POTATO CHIPS PLUS YOU GET DOUBLE SSH GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY... I 11 Coup« tapirM lat.,Od. S. IN* | KAtoT HIDE LUMBER CO, >11 FART RAILROAD ST. SAVE 10c ON A PtnCKAM Of A -U MICHIGAN BAG UJ. NO. 1 WPOTATOES 11 | . I I ’I SAVE 20c ON A PUKHAM Of A MICHIGAN *V|W UJ. NO. I TR11 POTATOES II save ioc on A a PUICHAM puscham Of op A a ON H41 II | ‘: 'save 50c .1 ON A PUSCHAM Of ... II save 25c *■'A ON A PUSCHAM Of ... LB. BAG ii£0NE'A ■DAY ii "»■' APPLES * F*YlTAMINS - 60 s „X. CILLETTE n BLADES I or �We’re Getting Well on Other People’s Blood Barry Fair Board Annual Meeting Here Saturday Dr., Mrs. Logan To Serve Month In India Hospital Medicaid Program Aids iar mam wncrc u»y vuruu— Nrarton^cw^toJ during N T I BaiTV Residents The annual meeting of the Barry County Agricultural So. ctety will be held at 2 pm. Sat­ , Barry County residents have untay llt Ule Extension Office been “getting well" on other at 301 3 Michigan. P”W"' Wood Tlnw dlrretor, be Last year Barry County's Red nalncd Tot thrre-ycar terms with oi^to ? n J!,s 10 ro,lect 1 -«»110'1"’ Open from 12 noon untU ? "** ft,}'!0'* “ '«* share of the R d ncV3,d ,or Ule R«» Candidates for three-year Cross Regional Center at Lan- t-rnis are Earl McKlbbln. Rex JJna^Only IJOj pints were colCasey and Louie Ncubert. and tb fill a vacanc} are’’.'* ’'6” P'nU °f blood Richard Reed. Dr. . and Mra WealeyLogan u thl . •”rn pint*, M,4lr polnt*d °Ut Dr Blair said there arc just three more clinics in the county lor this calendar year ovto Services office will ?“nd*e a]1 counl>’ “PPhcatlons for the new program, according Uenta are : to Mrs. Beatrice Fisher, county ■ director. It serves over 10,000 in the! Present categorical assistance outpatient clinic. । clients will receive Identification The hospital has a staff of 10 1 F“.rd:' catih “nd ADC rea«eu.-,7M 200 .tud.nl our— । 'hnd™ By Mn. Leo Frey Little Girl lo IlaiSurgery Cloverdale-Hope More About- Vnited Fund ---- ----- •--- ------- ----- ------- I1UM1UU. surgery and complicated otatetries. Mra. Logan, who is a dletlclan, wUl teach student nurses. They will fly out from San — -------«---------------------------------— Francisco. to Tokyo. Formosa. Hong Kong. Singapore, Bangkok then to New Delhi, India. They will take an all-night.train ride to Fnrozepore, in Punjab, where the hospital Is located. En route home they will leave New Delhi, for Bombay, go io Cairo, to Athens. Rome. Naples, Madrid and Toledo, flying home>' and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. Backward Glances Tuesday, October 11, 1966 Alfred Leslie Rivers of Fire and Ice' Central Auditorium — 8:00 P.M. Penpey Days come once a year Ali olher wUJ (receive a card yearly, which they . will be able to present to help pay hospital and medical bills Doctor and pharmaceutical .47 Rain Sept. 10. .01 Rain Oct. heretofore have never been able to afford health and medl- 4. LEGALS PUBLICATION OXDER may be eligible for this new program. Contact may be made either by telephone or office call by the applicant or anyone acting on his behalf. Tlie local office is open each weekday. Monday through Friday, from 8 to 12 a m. and anu from irom 1i lo io 5 a pm. p am. Appllu.,,'!i cotton Jand rctonal^t \blanks will available at Penne sock Hospi­ tal business office and also at the Barry County Medical Care Facility. East Doud By Mn. Lloyd Owen More About PUBLICATION OBDRB Continued from Page One. their new home on the second i floor of what used to be known as the Jesse Townsend double store in North Michigan Avenue. Included in the layout is a large. . lodge room with ante room, a property room, and a large dlni ing room and kitchen. Start of Our 19th Season KIWANI5 WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Our buyers hove omaied Below Normal Temperature Recorded WINDOW SHADES Rev. Don M. Oury. Rector 9 n m Holy Communion. 11 am. Family service and .'ernion. Nursery and classes for children. Monday. Oct. 10. Vestry meets how they do it.* will be covered next April, 1M7. under this program. The Medicaid program has been planned to assist the poor, regardless of age. whereas the Medicare program aids al) elder..----------- — '— ‘ older. । However, all poor persons canI not qualify for this program ThU program does not cover per­ sons between 21 and 85 years of age. who are not blind or dis­ abled. end who are not the par­ ent of. a child who is eligible for aid to dependent children Therefore, the-xounty will contlnue to have Its hospitalisation Below normal temperatures for' program for persons who do not this Fall season have been re­ qualify for the new Medicaid corded at the Hastings Fisheries1 program. Research Station with the mer­ Tlie local Social Services office cury plunging to a season's low expects to cooperate with local 30 on Sept. 26. doctors, hospitals In and near Sunday night. Oct. 2, the tem­ this community. County Health perature was a cold 33 but the । Department, licensed nursing days have been quite warm. homes in carrying out this proHowever, an almost constant wind has kept the weather from Tlie facility has been notified being more pleasant. that their inspections by the Tlie temperatures follow: Michigan Department of Health will begin this week Thursday, Dale High Low Preclp. and they are hopeful that they Sept 21. M Kain will be able to meet both Medi­ Hept 22. care and Medicaid standards, so Sept. 23. Foggy that State and Federal funds Sept. 24. will be received ip cover the cost Sept 25. uf board, room and care for Sept. 26. many of their patients. Sept. 27. Mrs. Fisher stoles that this Sept. 28. Always in Stock EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL “ 1 flclal dale that the new Medicaid • program for the State of Michlder of Pakistan. It was found■ aro and Banfield-Vicinity church eniu’iii ALWAYS.FIRST QUALITY ber. Hw hospital to apon«red by Completes Basic—Ronald J. Prye, Harry Ganns relumed home son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frye. Oct 11 from 3 to 7 pm at the from Community Hospital last 1312 S. Hanover is home on. M“on* Temple in Nashville. leave from the UB. Army after That will be followed by a clin­ weekend were Mr nnd Mrs Wli- completing ten weeks* basic ic on Nov 38 ut Hastings High Ham Dreaholl, Mr. and Mrs Da­ training and eight weeks at a School, and the final one of the vid Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dur­ radio school in Fort Knox. Ky. year be Dec 5 at the Has­ bin. Mr and Mrs Jessie Mack. He was then transferred to Fort tings Mfg. Company Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Singer frpm Dr. Blair points out that Kabiiniuoo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry — ~ teletype Ronald graduated from blood Is used for replacement Clark and Mr and Mrs. Gordon HasUngs High School in 1865. On of blood In slek persons, per- Buxt.on. * Lorraine Gunn October 17 he will leave for daughter of Mr and Mrs. Homer; Vietnam with the 25th infantry. Gunn, who was severely injured --------------------------in an automobile accident when Blood is also used in research the car she was driving came and In blood fractures and de­ '.uddenly Upon a «econd accident . o rivatives for human injections lust .south of Ferris road, is such ns gainnin globulin s’owiy Improving In Leila HosC9 J "It Is essential that Barry'pltal Deborah Ann Ledtord, .5th C".U“’y “«aln PU< forth a little Lvnn Gunn from Fair lake grader at Southeastern, entered extra effort Uns year." Dr. Blair j and Kathrvn Frey from WMU j the University Hospital at Ann aeciared called on Kathryn's parents. Mr | Arbor on Friday. Sept. 23. to un­ Persons desiring to give blood , and Mrs.'Leo Prev. Sunday. * dergo her first leg operation JUM. Ul ut -• ।Jist Sunday Mr and Mrs. Leo She Is the 9-year-old daugb, N,u,l,v|He. or at the Frey wen- dinner uuesis of Mr. । other clinics. | niHl Pred al Palr E. Grand. She would like to hear from ■ Mr and Mrs William Ferris her friends in Mrs Smith's room, j and family called on his par- and her other friends. Her ad­ | ents. Mr nnd Mrs Earl Ferris i dress is: Deborah Ann Ledford. By Mn. Stephen Otfootl | Sunday * Gary Bri«tol left re-1 U of M. Medical Center. 10 West. [Crntly for Bunker Hill. Ind.. Air' Ann Arbor. Mich. 1 Force station * Lost Thursday Rev. nnd Mra. Isaac Osgood the local rxxlro rrouo met at were guesto of lus sister, Mr and the home of Mrs. Leia Strickland. Mrs Lynden Johncock uf Gun * Mr and Mrs Gene Nusbaurn Lake. w .Rev. Og-jod attended nnd family were Sunday dlna ininlsiers and laymen retreat • »••• — ■ • ••••■• ,,,w at Cureon City campground -S< pt w',f'*- Mr Hnd Mrs Mlke Nus23-24. Mrs Osgurxt spent the bnum. In lAiudng (Coni, from Pg. 1, thia Sec.) time at tlr home of her coiuln. Mr ,ind Mre Gordon Buxton Mrs. Dorothy Lebncr nt Nntlh ftnd Mr- and Mrx •,o,in Drago. • Star * Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph i •lnhnnv nnd Susie mjoved n pic- grade mixes, city Ice rink, spring Mills of Mnrsiuill Marshall werewere Sunday. nlc Sunday. Sunday * Lor Sunday 65 and fall use of the"* the *'Y" ’"--------camp •bv — Sen:. ns bov« Sep:. 25 cullers nillers m at the II. «i H Os- members of the Dunn fmnllv family met adull adult cron groups, boys aand girlscamp grxxl home * The McCnlhim',nr a n reunion vrunlnn nt the home of of.j weeks at Algonquin Lake, Lake. the ,unt | elght-week Summer Sunday school had a good Rally Mr and "■"* MrV Harold -Dunn -------------------------------------------- ~'Playground -------Day Bunday. Sept 35. which was Grahitn Lake * Mr. and Mrs.: program and many other activithe beginning of a Sunday Jim Whitmore of Finn Lake had ties School contest * Mrs. Stephen n» Sunday dinner guests. Mr and The YMCA funds Include Osgood and family were Sunday. Mrs LuHrr Lenz nnd Janet. $11,723 from the United Fund Sept. 25. visitors of Mr and Mra Mr nnd Mrs. Wayne Ferris nnd drive, $440 from campers' feet F..M Gordon Ririe of Hustings to ad­ family, Mm. Helen SchnntP. and mire the new daughter. Miss family. Mr and Mrs Earl Dunn by thr campers and $156 In doend fnmllv and Mrs Mvitle nation*. Dawn Marie. Dunn * Sunday Mr nnd Mra. The Youth Council received Norman Leonard and family | J7.675 from the Community from near Be'levue. Mr. and. Fund. $4,200 from the City of Mra Nnnuan Frrv. who hod Hastings. $150 from the Mooxe •fr-n' th- weekend nt their for the Moose baseball program. Travenr Bay collage. Mr nnd $300 from Klwanls for the Ki% Washable Vinyl Plastic Mrs. Marvin Prev from Flint. wanls baseball program, gl.f* land Ke'hrvn Frw from WMV, in swimming ejaas feqa. 4560 •met i»t the home of Mr. and Mm |summer Ybcal'teeif, g$OTS0o 5 — ,I Frrv for dinner * Jim and rummer band fees and an addlCindv Tconnrd snent the week- tional $67.80 in swim fees end with 'heir crandnarents. Mr Tlie Hosting public schools also donate un all uuuuiiigs, buildings, gyms, n mu . ............ . " l,u uuoaic He'd WSCS had a nimmar.- «a>e; Oelds nnd playgrounds for the At No Saturdnv and will have another youth programs without any Extra rrv Saturday. Oct. * The charge, and the City maintains wscq i ,, Mrs. the City parks and ice ..... rink. Cost Car) Harmon Wednesday HASTINGS PAINT THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Thursday, October 8, 1966 4. loan Mllrhrl 1. I I1 ...'. Harold Logan, who hu taught! | Journalism and history in Has- ! tings High for the past five years, has resigned his position j tn accept one as teacher of social1 I science in Ann Arbor High school He wil) remain here un­ til his successor has been se­ lected His wife, who has been; MieMsi ; connected with the Barry County ' hH.i Health Unit, ns school nurse for v . the northeast part of the county. " has also accepted a position with I ruhllrillaii the Ann Arbor schools. I Surveys have been completed , c«iri<hi I and plans drawn for a dam । * which will raise the level of; ,* I Kurts, Doud and Long lakes and I form one large body of waler i ~ I that will be known as "Algonquin ’’“■ucanox oxnix Mrs. Howard Moore called on r. and Mrs, Oiefl Mowry Ln Dowling Monday. ★ Mrs EJwln Payne frtxn Delton spent Thurs­ day al Howard Mocrro Mr and Mn. Basil Tobias and family fttwn Hlnda district #pent Sat­ urday evening al Howard Moores'. Mr. and Mra Lyndon Norris were Sunday dinner guests al Gerald Nor^la'. west of Cedar Creek. * Mr. and Mra Floyd Armour from Hastings and O. P. Johnson from Battle Creek call­ ed on Will Ourds Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Will Shriber from Has­ tings spent Saturday al Will Qurda Mr. and Mra Ltoyd Owen spent several days in northern Mich­ igan on color tour, in the mln. * from Middle Lake visited Batur- REMEMBER-YOU CAN CHARGE IT ALL AT PENNEYS Mra Lloyd Owen called at Wil­ liam Cox' in Naahvllle Sunday. Mrs Baty Cox is making a good recovery, following her open heart surgery last June She attends church and takes port Wednesday. Oct 12. al Mrs John Ourds to tie quUto Potluck <®n- 1 UPHOLSTERING old Lloyd Ln his latest laugh cre. atLon. “For Heavens Sake," also ' a Mack Bennett Comedy. "One Wild Ride." Adults. 40c: children. THE FURNITURE BUILDING I ERUPTING VOLCANO "RIVERS" took 2'. .... in South Africa, Zambia. Rhodesia, Tanzania. Kenya. Uganda. Rwanda, and the Congo On the equator at the lummif ot the Of Fire" durmg the Congo eruption of the volcano "Kittim. •• . (_ __ .... I C in -„L_ — . —_______ ■ adventurous film that probably none of us would take. If You Do Not Have a Season Ticket Single Admissions are Sold at the Door. Students 50c Adults $1.25 The fortnightly card and danc| ing parties which proved so popular last season under aus­ pices of the local Knights of Py­ thias lodge will be held again this season. The first party will I be held next Monday evening with Troxel's full orchestra fur- • nishing the music. Members of, the committee in charge of these 1 events are: Vere Miller. Roy Hubbard. Harry Miller, Maurice! Hill and John Nobles. While Dan Marble's team was! hauling gravel down the hill north of the Broadway bridge on | Friday afternoon, the horses be­ came frightened and ran down the hill at a high rate of speed. Mr. Marble's son. on foot, tried crossed the bridge where the heavy load swerved into a ditch. The evener broke and the horsee continued on until captured. The wagon struck the ditch with such force that the running gear was telescoped and the box slid a considerable distance ahead. Wayne Hazel Ptiana 374-3523 FREE COLOR FILM THAT’S RIGHT Sleopweor print Now Penn-Prest special of soft tumble-dry irons cotton flannel! shortie drapes! heather poplins! Cozy, Sonforixed* cotton flannel prints make up Machine wash’, lumble dry and pul up for show! Machine wash and wear Dacron• pol|ester-colton Ion sailcloth prints. Avril* rayon poplins. Lit- Bring your exposed roUs of Kodak Color film CX127, cut* pa|ama, shirt or CX120, CX620 and CXI26 to us for expert Develop­ romper outfits for the kid­ dies! Save now . . . buy ing and Printing end we wil give you - ABSOLUTELY FREE Special on solid color or yards and yards! 10 yd. lengths. 4«" wMe; $*•• 2* QQ A new Fresh Rol of Kodak Color Film of the same size « . .. 3.99 Processing and Printing. GARDNER'S no W. Stat* PImm 945*2134 Open Every Day 9 A.M. Until 5:30 P.M Opsn Friday 9 A.M. 'til 9:00 P.M. �I boycott* provide* that a financial account- EDITORIAL As Car Hits Tree Mra.:Ktate J. Waites. 40. of634 banned organisational or recogtdcorrect Cte*e abuses wxs intro- tlon picketing within one year of which *ay» that a union may laid durad pn April 15. IMA. by the •o NIJlB-certitfad, election, and made Illegal, "hot “ cargo" contracts and makes the misuse of union frl.n V te” COntnUt* ■. Hirn Sen John F Kennedy. in which employers agree not to funds an offenae that may be do buiinea* with firms a union punished by a fine of 110900 and BMn.WI, . hU 1«U- tatton was a "labor bill of rights,": « < • requlrtug annual reports from M 'rC-wrltlepf. the«Landrum union offictal*. minimum standards Ortmn Act passed the House on for union trjaitoealiips in the han- |Sep< 4 )9Se B vole of 352 to dllng of fund*, democratic pi*c- M B||d Ule senate by a vote of lk» for union elecUon* and ban. K.a -n,, Senate dissenters on hoodlum control of unlorni and wfrr Wayne Morse *nd William of ' labor-management bribes and However, most Americana like this law, including those rankand-file unionist* who have taken the lime to leant what the act U all about and thus understand that it stands as their best protection against that type of union official who ha* a tendency toward cor­ ruption or tyranny, or perhaps So, in an attempt to get a workArthur Goldberg, who later ad- both. able bill that would meet the 1 ministered thia law from III* pot criticism of these diverse element*. as secretary of labor in the udRep Griffin and Phillip Landrum ministrallon of the late-President Kennedy, stated his belief that no true liberals from the South, honest union leader could con­ worked out a new bill. Their pro­ sider the law in any other light gram contained a bill of rights for than as a minimum code of ethic*. The Hastings Banner the must enlightened labor laws since the Norris-LaOuardla Act course, who do not like the Lan­ ds r. HCNDRED ANP drum-Griffin Act. perhaps none ■LEVKSTH YEAR so* than Jimmy Hoffa who “ recently came through with a back os door endorsement of Williams as •ul AMtaiCAN NtWSSAMR the least undesirable of two un­ happy choices! Such a “plug" should do neither of these two senatorial candidates any harm. Hoffa's frothing -at- the -mouth attitude toward Sen. Griffin is easy to understand. Hoffa doesn't like laws that give a union mem­ ber a right to nominate a candi­ date. to argue in a union meeting and to Vole without fair of re­ prisal tin many unions such demo­ cratic practices were already ob­ served due to the enlightened attitude of local officer*, but this spirit was not universal and by ' no means mandatory before tlie । pissage of the Landrum-Griffin 1 Act*. I Nor did Hoffa like a law which The Swanip Bar Jordan Willowbrook Dr. oH M-50—Wcit of Lake Lake Odctia STEAK SPECIAL TENDERLOIN N. Y. STRIP Complete Diaosr $^^00 Actually, of course, the LzindrUrn-Grlffin Act should not be a campaign issue unless those who oppose the Senator take the posi­ tion that It 1* wrong to create legislation to stand as a bill of rights for the rank-and-ftle union member. Certainly Senator Hart would be In no position to criticise him on that point. It might even be Interesting to hear how Wil­ liams might have voted on the Act had he been in either the House or the Senate in 1950. One tiling is rare-The effort to make the Landrum-Griffin Act appear as anti-labor legislation is a bit of deception that Is totally unfair and entirely unjustified. Those attempting to do so are guilty Of a disservice to the men and women in organised labor whose vote they are trying to court. National Events Receive Support Of Civic Group Directors of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce have vot­ ed to support two National events in tlie month of October. Ftre Prevention Week will be held on a national scale from Oct. 0 through Oct. 16. In 1965 Hastings was award- National Fire Protection Asso­ ciation with headquarter* in From Oct. 17 through Oct 33 will be the 2flth annual observ­ ance of National Bible Week The theme will be “The Bible­ Book of Wisdom and Truth." Mra. Robert Timm and chil­ dren. Bonny and Larry, left Tuesday morning. Oct. 4. by plane from Grand Rapids for Jacksonville. Fla., where they' ’ T-BONE Serving Doily from 12 Noon to 1:30 A.M. Mra T. F. Sowerby of Bellevue. StokM qt the Thorngpple-KOlW school it Middleville report* eft- County's 16lh traffic f th* year 19M when her — — □fl the Norris Road a mile south of Prairieville and crashed Into a large tree. Undersheriff Gor­ Matora. don Trick reported. There are 243 in Junior high, i Walles was driving north with 134 In 7U1 grade and 109 in | about 7:16 am Saturday when the 8th grade Elementary 'l'*‘ j dents total 963. including 13 in I the accident happened. special education. Errollmenl last year was 1577 ’ ... . i Sil in 1003-64 too. he doesn’t like a law which lucvente a union from paying the fines of officer* found guilty Of violating the disclosure section either by fahlfying or failure to W®11*Michigan's two senator*, Phillip Th, Wil i»™i U» S.n.w by .; turn, nuruln In anwnded Imn' TO(wJ f0, blll M dld John F Wl ral u. lhe Houm- where , Ktn„rty. Humphrey. Lyp. NorUwni Dwiwotu Ihomchl H । d„„ a„nra jwmra, MU, wu punlure ««1 rainy R.PUMI. I -n„ mu cans and Southern Democrats 19M thought it too weak. , .... Atomic Energy Program Here November 21 Enrollment at Middleville atally Reaches 1,632 : eluded, in Mn w-mlnule wuMmoiy pnKuw (lon f»()owfd by elasuwom »e*^|»nce itudenU, designed to increase under.u„dln* of atomic energy . *, dents. 1.353. Other units of the demonstra­ UndersherlfT Trick said a wit­ tion program, operated for the ness saw the accident through ARC by Oak Ridge Associated his rear view mirror. The I960 Universities, will appear in Ohio Oldsmobile went off the east and Iowa «t the same time. shoulder of the road for about The Hastings appearances V 111 By Mr*. Mary Jackton 213 feet, then came back across VW-MSO be on November 21. the road'for 67 feet and hit the U*A^M Oct. 9 will be Layman's Sunday Mrs. Walles had been employed and the men of the Methodist at the Mid-Villa Inn .t Middle­ Church have charge of the service The -annual church bazaar and ville. smorgasbord dinner will be Sat­ Mrs Walles was bum at Well­ urday. Nov. 5 Mr. and Mra. Stan­ fleet. Neb., on July 6. 1926. the ley Finkbelner attended the Lay the Community Building on Sat­ Oct 15. from 12 to 6 pm.. tin of Grand Rapids visited Mr daughter of William and Dorn Delegate Conference held tn WB- 1 urday. j^niored’by the Camp hre'and and Mrs Wm. Mishler al the • White* Bolish She married El­ ronsln from Wednesday until Sun- , B]uc Blrdi There will be prizes, Charles Blough home Saturday. mer Walles on July 18. 1955. in day of last week The children. ,.nlnrB baxe sale, handicraft*, a By Mr*. Albert Green Scottville. Renee. Bic and Kent, stayed with । w#|k B fUn booth, In addition to her husband. their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs ( b, welcome. Mr. and Mra. Wadsworth Bis­ Sunfield were Tuesday guest* of Oscar Finkbelner ------------------ —— - --------sell have put Uieu' farni up for Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler. sale, the farm they purciuued Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Slo&sen of her mother. Mra. Dora Collier Tolan. Jr. gave a farewell party from Ray Jenkins and did *0 (Art of Ort»ter S3. l»*S; SacUsa Battle Creek were Sunday visi­ of Middle Lake, and a brother, honoring their son. Clare, who re.| .-a mil. It ttnlt** KtlUl Co*a> cently finished his basic training । A Gordon Green. Sr., of Battle tors at the Forrest Buehler home. Bud Daryton, of ll**Un*«. i Services were held at 1 pm. at Fort Knox and leave* this week Creek. Mr*. Frances McCleod, * Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton, Mra. Feme Scheldt of Nashville, local. Mr. ano Mrs. Donald Wal­ Tuesday at the Glrrbach Funeral for Fort Meade. Md. Those pres- «•* nt PubiiMr and Mrs Paul Birman. Mrs ton and family uf St Johns, and Home. Elder Kenneth Ward of ent were hl* brother. Lynn and Mac Birman of Bottle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton the Church of Jesus Christt of family, local; his grandparent*, .tie Mr. and •Mrs Clare Williams; Mr - — Rusnell Rounds, local called on enjoyed pictures of the Nether­ Latter Day Saint* of Battle Creek officiated and burial was I and Mrs Richard Wilcox of HaaAlbert Green last week. lands taken by Diane Thompson in Riverside Cemetery. tings, and Mr and Mrs Bernard Albert Green is gaining slow­ on her trip as an exchange stu­ | Wierlnga and family * Mrs. Vern ly a* Is able to get around some. dent. * Mrs. Claud Walton re­ I Hooper and sister. Mrs John * Mrs. Francis Storkan Is also ceived a letter from her sister. Robbe of Wayland, spent n few gaining * Mr. and Mra. Rode­ Mrs. Dirk C. Kok. saying they days last week visiting Ute forrick Tietz and family of R1 Has­ were leaving Ute Netherlands via 'mer's daughter, the Harold Humtings, spent Sunday evening boat on the Rhine river for Ibles. in Farmington with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd. Switzerland Monday, lo continue MONDAY. OCT 10 Slo*» lot. ....| Many expect ~ to attend -----------the wedGary Tietz returned to his home their vacation. I ding dln“ of or Carole CBro,e Nelson, Nelson- daughter di“«hter with hi* parent* after spending TUESDAY.' OCT. Il—Chtektn «•*•■ °f Mr and Mr*. Carl Nelson, to labia uap and crsckara. ataetlad Norman BarlOW. Ml Of Mr. and aandvicbaa. fruit, daaaart. talik. 1 Eugene Barlow of Hastings. WEDNEBDAY. OCT U Ovan bakad i . * * (n „ th. Ran tut Burd. aouteab. buitarad xraan baaaa. irult. I Friday evening at the Baptist iuun brass and batter. mUk Church in Hasting* * Lynn'HelBy Mr*. Donald Proefrock i’u?ADA,T,rRlDAT, °?T• l*-,4— rigel. daughter of Mr and Mh. *4 Hulino Wl S-4J44 TNo eetooL T«a<km Inautou I Helrigel. is quite ill al her David Soya ha* brx n home on furlough from Texas and is -------------------------------------------------- , liome and is missing a month from school dutloi She is a visiting his father and family. By Mr*. Sylvan Tagf I member of the sophomore class Walter. 8oya. * Mr. and Mr*. nigllDailK Ui Booak st. 745-S111 । Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holtz .ind Mrs. Arthur Moore surprised Grove Van MkMleworth of Ea*t daughter* have moved to their lauudng were recent visitors at By Mra. fern Hmeolila .— . her husband with a birthday the Howard Drakra * Leslie «J Street Mr Mr. 431.1101 new »ca' home on Charles Street party Saturday night. Guests Mr. " Mr and Mra Mr. Russell Xuu.ll Maybee M,yb«r of. M ■*•••" were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith nccompanied Mr. and ■■ thejr'ri, former Holtz home on 5L. rdMra. Donald Drake and Debby Clarkston were weekend guest* of; “ Thompson. Mr and Mrs Ken­ to the football game al MSU. Mr and Mra Heber Foster. Mr. ® ‘ re S; * R „>l neth Moore. Mr. and Mrs. George Steen ail Tucson, Ariz., were 1in Estep and Klmmle and Devany Sept. 24 * Mr. and Mra. George and Mra Ashley Van Daren of ‘Middleville visiting old1 friends and Moore of Hastings. * Ray Seese Rolfe visited UxMr daughter and Quincy were Sunday guests and on business last week * Mis* were called on Wm. Lott al Elmdale. family in Marshall Sunday. Sept. Mr. and Mra. Robert Foster mrmu parent*, Grace Carter of the Clark MeHe accompanied John Krebs to 25. * Mra. Howard Drake and attemoln guests of their Mr and, mortal Home in Grand Rapids ’ “iu ind Clare, where they went squirrel cousin from Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Foster. * M.. — was a guest test week of Mr and '; hunting. They brought bark their tier sister. Mra. Glenna Day. in Mr*. Vern Hawblltz. Mr. and Mra. Mra Charles E. Jackson * Miss t nmiu Erwin Bruce of Battle Creek and limit * sir. Mr. ana and sirs, Mrs nay Ray ocrac Seese Athens. Jody Helrigel. daughter of Mr. •” attended funeral services tor Al- 1 Members of the WSCS at- Mlss ollne Brooks of Detroit at- "”TJ • - —' ' •----- •• w .. I .... ..... . - I .1.— 1.,—<—1 r.s lK.1. ,.n—la i Al.U r ityling mark* the 1M7 Ford which has received a major sheet metal change tor the third time to three years. Firtared here are the X/L Convertible (above) and the X/L 2door Hardtop, both of which offer Ford's Select Shift CruteeO MaUc tranamiasfon as standard equipment. Featured only on the Falrlane GTA in 19M. Select Shift permits the driver to shift manually or automatically. Ford's new styling feature* sculp­ tured side panels and a gallwing design grille that is die-cast in the X/L, LTD and Country Squire serlea. Engineering improve­ ment* give the 1967 Ford an even quieter and smoother ride. All Ford models will be on display at Ford dealer showroom* Friday, Middleville Camp Fire Group Plans Carnival Hubbard Hills Hastings School Menu Dowling Freeport K&n ou.uui-m»w woodland. * Mias rom service. •• chaon met al the home of. Mr* daughter of the John Saturday. n—.h. J^rriu n Aun Prid»v The sick folks in tlie hcnpital. । will not dose their fruit stand Bertha oft Alto Friday, >uu,,«cr emergency treatuntil after Halloween Mr* Muri Hostetler accompa- mcn. Bt Pciin(<k Hospital Bun- Mrs. Skidmore and Mra Gardner., nied Mr*. Asabe' Thompson B|jd „llzTed a are slowly on the gain. ♦ Tlie I tlie event. Mrs Jessie Porrltt pl-, Qra’ml yesterday Bcigh Farm Bureau group and so attended. • Ior confutation with her heart neighbors gave Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pennock, who were married this Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger x summer, a housewarming Sunday and daughters, Sharon Geiger evening. A gift was presented to and Mrs. Roy Dukes, and Mr. them. Coffee, doughnuts and popand Mrs Vernon Thompson left Saturday for Los Angeles. Calif, Austin Schantz were recent sup­ for a three-week vacation. * Mr. By Mr*. John Hook per guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Vern and Mrs. Max Whitney of Grand Ledge were last Monday visitors Congratulations to newlyweds, Haw blitz. Paul and Marcia Bell spent a of his mother. Mrs Elnora Whit­ Mr. and Mra Don Williams, ney * Mr and Mrs. Gaylord iJoyce Bateman' who were mar­ week ago Sunday with Mr. and Get ’Til Payday Whitney and daughters of Grand ried Saturday In BatUe^-Crcek. Mrs. Nolan Hudson and family at Ledge spent Sunday with his Mrs. Kathy Bateman and chil­ Reed City. * Mr. and Mrs Ray Cost* For One Week mother. Mrs Whitney * Mr dren were here for the wedding. Roush of Battle Creek spent the See "OK" Howard and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell called at Mr and Mra. Ernie Bateman weekend wlUi Mr. and Mm. Albert Uie Wallace Hollenbeck home at look them home Sunday. Bell and attended the funeral of Scbewa last Thursday * Mrs his uncle on Monday. * Mr and OK HOH ARI) I.XTITES YOU TO USE Vivian Johnson and children of ■ Philip Lee and Janice Davis Mrs Heber Foster called recently 1U Mrs. m LOCAL'S “Thrifty Fifty" Battle Creek weri Sunday din­ spent the weekend with Mra„ I on Mr. and M. Dodge in Batner guest* of her perents, Mr. Elsie Davis and Bernard * Mrs. t t|e C(Tek * Mr Bnd Mrs Blalr Leon Stanton Kenneth UUCIIUCU attended Signature Only — No Delay — No Red Tape and Grinnell. W.IU Mra. Floyd I --------------——- spent .------ the ---- weekend ; Hawblltz and .U.U Ikt.UltUI Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton *2^ ""n i me M”’ Michigan Angus Breedof Oworao. * Mr. and ers Assn, show- and. sale Saturvisited their daughter and farm- chlldn-n ' ‘ . on Call Ahead or Stop In ly. Mr and Mrs Clark Blanchard Mra. Robert Foster called on Mr. day al Lowell. and daughters. In Grand Rapids and Mra Hcrber Foster of High- I Mr. and Mra. Vem Hawblitz 2'72% per month to $300 Sunday * Mr and Mrs Tim bank Sunday. * Mra. Donald ■ w-ere recent callers of Mr and 1 ’/*% per month $300 to $1000 Kidder attended a baby thou er Cheney spent the weekend with \ Mr*. Jesse Kidder of Alaska. * for Mr and Mrs Jerry Price at Donald at Fort Knox. Ky. * Mr and Hrs. Roy Spaulding cnthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. Leon Helmer and tcrtalned their family over the Kidder. Saturday. * Mr and son* of Ionia were Bunday weekend. * Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Adon Myers moved to guests of Mr. and Mrs Orville;of Mr. and Mra. Veni Hawblitz Grand Rapids over the weekend Puraell. Mrs Earl Strickland and were Mr. and Mrs. John Power* of A David Blough of MSU was a cousin of Minnesota were Sun- Florida. Mr and Mrs. Orlie Van Sunday dinner guest of his par­ day calk-ra of Mr. and Mrs. Pur- j Syckle of Lacey and Mr. and Mra ents. * Mr. and Mrs Frank Mar- sell I Blair Hawblltz and Kenneth Announcement PAY DAY LOANS Now Available Durfee ’50 30< Pick your Pendleton'at McPharlins ALWAYS VIRGIN WOOL There’s only one Pendleton. And they’re all great. A matchleas variety of styles, colors, patternings to fit right In with your pleasure. All with the lasting vitality and comfort of 100% virgin wool. They’re created in the naturalness of the Pacific Northwest where Pendleton selects the fleece wool, weaves the fabrics, and tailors these famous shirts. See our selection. Only one label guarantees AUTHENTIC PENDLETON IL* oom Local Finance New Ownership MONTH of OCTOBER ONLY! of LARKE S CITGO SERVICE RED BARN PAINT THRIFT SALE Now Don s Citgo Station 1436 S. Hanover 945-9049 (Top, tell lo right) S.S. Button-down Shin. SM-L-XL. 13 95; Sport Shirt. S-M-L-XL. 14.95; IS. But­ ton-down Shirt, S-M-L-XL, 14.95; (Lower, left to right) Plactol-Front B O. Pullover, S-M-L-XL, 14.96; Cross-Over Front Pullover, S-M-L-XL, 15J6; Regular Collar Shirt. 14X-17.14-W- Ruit McPka^lin Lubrications Oil Changes LAMDiES?WEdAR 'Duds For Him 'N' Her' IM & State St. 81 We Rent Formal Weai 67 Windshields Washed Every Time! We Specialize in • • Wash Job* • Rear Springs Car Tune-Upt and Valve Grinds Automatic Tranimtagioii Overhauls HASTINGS PAINT & WALLPAPER 107 E. State St Phon. Wl 5-2981 �WoodlandLCouple Dave Sandberg Dies in Florida To Celebrate Suspect Arson David A. Sandbars. 72. a for* from tlie E W Bliss Com­ Golden Jubilee In Early Sunday tired pany Nov. 1. IMS. died on Sept 23 at Hollywood. Fla., following his fourth heart attack. community. Mr. and Rural Fires Mr. Sandberg came to Hastings wignored on-ttalr golden wed­ । Ft re important- When . Freezing Foods a. Hastings firemen were called | from Brooklyn, N Y. ding anniversary at an open tiouse Bunday, Oct. 9, at the fel­ tlnguish fires believed to have I Monday. Sept. 26. and burial was lowship' hall of the Kilpatrick been set in Woodlawn Memorial Park at p a. Oct 3. The first occurred at 12:01; Orlando. Fla. Beatrice Stratton of White when they were called to a vaMr. Sandbergs wife. Inez, Cloud and Walker Cotton were cant house on the Charlton Park - pion., to keep her home In Holly­ road Just south of the .parnum : wood. Sowth Oongrcgratlonal poraonage in Grand Rapids by the Rev. structure, with a wing, was de­ Ci reUbaber stroyed. They lived In Grand Rapids Woodland firemen were sumfor a year and 40 years ago next Kory Nov. 3 they moved into their ’ A««»M 7VJ-I8I0 i Marine second Lieutenant Jefpresent farm home on the Brown road. Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Jack- , OarUj E ' of rj Has­ They attended the Thmarac The house formerly belonged son attended I h c wedding of tings. has completed a four-week U. B. Church west of their home to the late John McLeod. | Miss Linde Kenyon to Douglas i course at the Flight Preparation Before leaving tlie fire, the |‘"“*® b -­ cd as a boy—as long as It re­ Colemans and ttalr son-in-law Buddlmeier held al Richland. School of the NavaI Avia mained open. They are now and daughter. Mr and Mra.! Sept. 24 a Mra. Lillian Cole of Schoo^ "* members of the Woodbury U. B Howard Birman, decided to Bay City attended the funeral of *»> check the other buildings on tta tar friend. Mrs Harold i Hester I ’’LnK?lon Church. Sunday’s open house from 2 to Bamum rood Birman found hay Kwmetn She Epcnl a few days - '‘arnica, aviation p ys I| Service ‘ Notes ” Service Notes Middleville B, Mr.. . , Destroys Draft College Qualifying Test was arrreted wrty ftinday mom- -. I 1A 1 A ST"’ “*ln< “ _November 18-19 nome on urc. . — . —.----------- --------— Lad Has Possible Fractured Leg freezing food*. The fire broke out about 3 am.1 Application forms for Ute Belec«.u. -j—. .ma deAtiuyed the frame struc-1 tlve Service college qualification fend ■ passible fractured right cuts and eliminate blanching tho ■ tore I test scheduled to be given Nov. 18 food before you freeze It. warns No one was Injured. | and are now available at all driven by William 8 Shriver, Jr., Michigan local board offi.-es. It was about 1 phi Thursday. Deputy Bconamut announced today by state Selective Harvey Baker reported The mis­ hap occurred on the Hkkory Road | Service headquarters \nipnjvf8 keeping quahty eery. Steve was taken to Com­ uf the product during the time munity Hospital in Battle Creek 11 Is In cold storage. During On Saturday evening. Sept 24. determining the eligibility of bteiM iiing many of the enzymes Mrs W D Barnes and the registrants for student deferin food are inactivated. If these Mirne-s Esther and Sue Kreider mrata. enzymes were allowed to remain were in Lansing to attend the The test may ue tx cazen mxen by by any active they would contribute to wedding of Mra Barnes' nephew, registrant who has not previously the deterioration of the product Richard Dell Morey, son of the taken the test and who Intends to dunng storage. This would re­ Charles A. Moreys of Nile-, and request occupational deferment xs sult in foods with off flavors, off Darlene K. Wilson at the Beth-.» student Applications for the £°r e*U1“t ,)U*,Ulea lenem .. ...................... — « u ««r lehem uumenui Lutheran vnurcu. Church. Dougtest must be postmarked .. no later 7ta blanching procre* also re- las j npw from New york than Friday. Oct 21 move, .............................. .. wrH|en moves extraneous substances to attend the wedsilng and acirom raw food whidl otherwise componied his mother home to nation will be administered by u.“« spend .pou, the m night They .... were Educational Testing Service, S"?",s "r •> “v k—o" Princeton. N J The 16 examinaIt abo kilLs micro-organlims that sun(jay tlon centers In Michigan will in­ might cause .-potlage. Itarawu. of Or. ua Mn. clude colleges located at Ann Ar­ "Color-set” Is another term Kirtgsley Bennett over the week­ bor. Berrien Springs. Dearborn. sometimes applied to tta ta«u tnQ WCI „ w UKIU , end were Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Detroit. East Lansing. Escanaba, treuunent, since the Process pro- I Earner and daughter. Carrie, of Fllik, Grand Rapids. Houghton. longs natural color of food. ... Pienaant. . 'I Mt , Ironwood. KaLtmazoo. Marquette. Phone Vermontville According to* Mra. Kuhn every Mr. and Mra Bmce Kaufman. Rf’-hwlrr. Saginaw, Sault Sip vegetable except green pepper former residents now living in Mane and Traverse City. . 259-7298 maintains betUT quality in fro- Canton. Ohio were guests of the Rusnell Bentons over the week­ packing Tir taut treatment end. The Forrest Bentons of J *• liou'il love our oho wills or softens vcgetabhss Kalamazoo were Saturday calland makes them easier to puck. , Wtan blanching, use one gal­ lon of water for each one pound Personal Mention Stan Trumble, C.LU. New York Life men «e™ oellM !o exunwuh * Bev. «na Mra. De-1*»““J“““ “M that fs.___ I ...j! vid"Lutz .....__ 4and ___ family, <i« ».«««. ..< mlns instruction, About nine bales of’hay pxM.ir. of ,n,n * instruction^ the rest of the! the ouuuuiu Sonoma <uiu and %cwton pjlgBJm” HOLINESS cllUKCH were burned but. but tta c»f tta! hay. a large quantity of wheal Churches near Battle Creek, call- I 1302 South Hanover and the tractor were saved by ed on lus mother. Mrs Ardis from the the timely discovery of tta fire Lutz and grandmother. Mrs. Ida I Hastings, Mlchlgaa Checking tta Tazclaar property Rathbun. * Mra. Eugene Smith Telephone: 045-0429 farther west of tta Bamum road, gave a bridal shower at her' no sign of fire was found but home on Manor Drive honoring' Rf'v Howard W. ^Kersan outbuilding had been turned Elen Chapman, who became the I 10 ajn. Sunday School, tiwyn over. A chain and an auto ap- bride of Larry Balky of Oun »upi. the a .iter to a botLbcfore lowerparently had bcm used for the Lake Saturday. I vegetables into it. Pul the Job Mra. Eugene and brother. Jim > 23. Come to Sunday school ing .... ... . .. !>.. .Wr*. >4 - Richard D.'.lI CI--L By Clark Cracked Wheat Bread 29c Lake Odessa firemen also bai- Hall, spent tta Sept 24lh week- “«d be counted for your favorilo lid on and start counting the time immediately. Don’t wait for 8 MS-MS J A course wheat bread flavored with hone, tied several fire# the same night, end with her parents. Mr. and idde the water U> come bock to a Mr and Mrs Karl Schantz Delicious toasted' am. Evangelistic -•-----------Mra. Bill Holl of Drtroll. * Mrs " “mII FvnnortLulc service service. 1x41 but keep tta tant high durnnd Ctaryl anti Mr. and Mra. Emory Richardson is making her Sermon by Rev. Coyt York. Spe­ ing the entire time vegetables Voight VonSyckle and Nancy J Pumpkin Pie _ Foil Special! 54c iHime.with Mrs. Dick Hartman cial music by The Singing Orindarc being blanched. Time* need- spent the weekend at Wolverine nnd baby sitting nt tta home of kys. • A wonderful treat and paced just right. me Pigeon River. tuver ♦ w Sunday aunaay 6:15 pm. Junior Service. David ed for different vegetablra vary on the Mr. nnd Mrs Robert Nagel on Check your fisck vtMir frr«-7ine freezing dlrretimih direction* dinner iruefits guests of rJ Dick and Mert | tta Irving road during the day. and Ronda Munn In charge. FRIDAY & SATURDAY When the time is up. cool Clark were Mr and Mrs Clayton Charles L. Misak. 18. Barlow * Mr. and Mra Rex Schad have Teens and Young Adults, Merlin Lake, escaped serious injury about purchased the Paul Faulkner and Dorenc Bull! in charge. vegetables quickly anti thorough- Clark of lake Odessa. In the al­ 6 for they enjoyed a trip ; Chocolate Glazed Donuts 3:30 pm Friday, when his I960 tame on Broadway. Mra Charles Adult Prayer Meeting. Mra. Rog­ ly. Tills can be done by plunging ternoon the basket imiding vegetables I throughthe Kellogg Bird BancA rich chocolate yeast raised dough and chocolate glazed. Chevrolet went of! the Heath Rond Robertson purchased tta Rex ers in charge. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service, immrellatcly Into a large quan- tuacy. ♦ On Friday the Dick , Coffee Cokes—Family Size 63c . Small Just west of the Oak Road. Schad home on Grand Rapids tlty of cold water — 60 degrees F. j Colonta were dinner gueals at 1 Rev. York will speak and" The Street and Mr. nnd Mrs Paul Date nut. cherry, apple, almond, blueberry, butternut, will have Faulkner have moved to Has- I Singing —» Gnndicy* ----------cinnamon nut and brown sugar nut filled. qutmlly or use cold running wa- | Mr. and Mra. Vern Schafer. trying it out He heard a noise tings, a Tta fire deportment ' charge of tta music, FROSTED & DECORATED Linnomon br reuse I Bread Special evangelistic services ter t«r or iced water. It will take lake Ii Lu Ann and David spent the burned down Uie Baird house on «---••• > A family favorite, for lunch, breakfast and snacks. about -as ■long to cool food weekend in Detroit visKlng rate- I Starman Street. Saturday. Sept each <“*-•• evening. *••«.*•—•. Oct. 7-16 with the >I ------—- — —■ •the — — * Birthday Club will--------meet ’’I Nn one has lived In it for above special workers featuring as it did to heat taat It. After cool- tives. ~ -------- - — ---------Monday—Pantry Day 5 Ivs. $1.10 "omc Hine * Mra Bob Brown each service. You on- urged to ing. drain the food quickly. Then Wednesday. Oct. 12 at the home He was taken to Pennock Hop- Z b^ wtoXtlnT in tTe attend all of these senicro. |— --- ------------1 '* Cookie Day Wednesday — 4 doz. out. pkg. $1.00 ack and freeze. ’ 'of Elsie Schafer. Meet Clark is pita) where he remained overnight ..icy arc GOMINQI Oct oct. 23. xi. Hally itauy Day uay ,, Mra Kuhn suggests the fol- I co-hastens Please phone one of He is employed at the Hastings Cooperville High School They arc COMING! iwvmii difficulty finding finding a a Latin Rev- Janies E. King of• Owoa&o. Mfg, Company. having difficulty - lowing experiment to show the । your iwstrMcs if you cannot alleaciicr Stanley Kitch. formerly pccial speaker, and The Kings f difference between bUnclicd and tend. Michigan »x. the first state in orTHMdlevt»e.’'ta principal'there. Crusaders of Owoeso College.. unblanched frozen food. Select For Banner OhusUfied Ads the Nation to have an indepen­ Mr. and Mrs Wilmer Kennedy muMc. a clwlco ear of frreh sweet com Call Wl 5-3481 dent Department of Education and two children attended the. ■ - -break it in half—blanch one ----.... ... . ;i . half according to directions — with its own administrator. It Methodist worahip Sunday. .— Sept, was established in 1837. .*1.1 promptly and freezing I 25 They had dlnru-r with the, VilOV f l Uzllf ‘ llOpL propt/ly wrapptd. Simply place Waller Benders and made some I , '-he other half ear in the freezer calls in the afternoon. properly wrapped but not blancliI Elton Bender has finished hh J Hy nri. Stephen (isgotta ii a-.— sn.isM Slx rt(tht momhs taler re­ TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! basil- training al Fort Knox. Ky. and Mra. Jim Springer ---------------------. move Loth cara from the freezer end his next nasignment is at tort Leoruirawoon. mo . nc nas **** -----* »urprise l>irUxla y and compare quality. Th» unFoit Leonard*ood. Mo. He has bren on on a a ii-ciay !4-day iuriough furlough with with r~ luh n?J>l' “7;, btanclwd car will be Iran sweet brvn ■ .. .torn. ..... ... ML.. Mr Mr. ! Harold 4"'W Roriiiirer 5’™“" tin ™ tlie ‘lle 24th. 2l111 * in in m.ta taste, nnH ansi win will K... have .a musty Walter Bender * Mr and Mrs 1Uv Mrs L caB- cdor. Tlie blanched sample will On: Flowering planta, gardens, Im- sweet and good. The longer land the Witmer Kennefiys of “* I'akc poly arrangement*, vara*. and pottery. iCmutocl PMk a.U.n. of ■>“ ?' 'J*1’ rtomur. W parent tta difference will be Mr «,<! Mn. IW.-r M*r«». * ml1 Mrs ttracc wavson oi niies was _ WEEKEND MUM boko $4 97 Sundw. Bro,. 25 • Mr. ,«>■! l“rJ “ of in the community this weekend U.S. District Court SPECIAL Cash & Carry — I Mrs. Herman Finkbelner of vuiUng and , , . . Grund Rapids and Mra Hettle 'wUn ‘ *“family "“>• °,nd ,r‘*friends. ndVhShe *: uf tlie M,r Meryl Bankruptcy Petitions Bidwell of California called mi was supper *guest ’-’«* ,,f ” ------«*Saturday ——•— • Mrs Ron- jsim STILL the highest quality PLUS ttalr cousin.-. Mra Lticlllr Getty p«\*’“ ^‘ ---------and mother. Mrs A. C Johnson !* ,d Andcn ’ and Oronpo Jim Florists Transworld Delivery * Mrs John Robbe of Wayland AndcrA Sunday callers of VLdtcd the Verne Hoopers reBrown and * centjy : Mrs. Mabel Keller’ of Hostings r. lb 7 ,.,7: ' land Mra. Irene Japhel of PrairirShelvw. that cun -be adjusted Saturday guests of make the best possible use of Mra. P°«3*n Waximiui. * Mr available space As your need* nnd Mrs Bob McKibben of HasDowntown 206 E. State St. change, vou can change the tl"«» ttrre Saturday callers at I the J. L Wixxlman home, a । Kenneth Kolder and children | were Sunday dinner guests of the FRESH DONUTS Superette >! BAKED GOODS Hendershot & Vicinity 205 N. Michigan Charles Misak Has Accident Watch While We Make 'Em Donuts 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY DALE S BAKE SHOP Open Daily SAVE H 20<7o HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop | noon Mr. Kahler went to Pen­ ; uock Hospital to pick up Mra. . Kahler and new baby daughter. I Other Sunday callers at the Woodman home included Mrs Lunts Kenfidd. Mrs Mabel KelIcr. Mis. Irene Japta.t and daughter. Sluuon of Prairieville. . Mrs. Ed Woodman and daughter. liras—Frederick • Nancy, of Hastings and Mr. nnd Mis Bernard Wilcox and family Donald I. Trill of Otsego * Mr. and Mrs. Sic­ ' phen Osgood and family ^etr , Sunday dinner guests at tin- Lsajac Osgood home. * The Barry County Christian Endeavor | t-.roup will bold their executive meeting with the I. H. Osgo.xls Monday evening. full AVI 5-3481 OF FINE CARPETING this Fall you'll LIVE ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CARPETING IN THIS SHOPPING AREA Just Arrived 6 All Colors. All Weaves. All Textures, Heavy Double Jute Backing. lOO’o Ny­ lon. IN STOCK — ONE WEEK ONLY! FOR FALL PLANTING Long Stemmed Tulips 10 Popular Vorictici 8c each or 10 for 77c Assorted Tulips 20 »• Package $1.47 Package Hyacinths White - Pink* - Blue* 15c each or 4 for 57c Daffodils 15c each or 4 for 57c YOUR CHOICE SQ. YD CrOCUS White - Blue - Yellow - Striped ■i u» 5c each or 10 for 47c Assorted Crocus ’5 to Package 67c Package -i Imported Direct to U» from The Nethcrland* ■ QUALITY ■ FURNITURE 117 W. STATS ST. Michigan Department of Agriculture Ph. 945-4172 HASTINGS I BENKFR AN KLIN 102 W. Slat. Si. of JsHcnn The knack for lively fgll dressing lies with knits . beautiful coordinating parts, kicky little dresses Bold colorings ore nowhere better than in knits None ore better than ours' M by Glengarry - Cintura - Brooklyn Knit Wear La donna and Forever Young *7” to s4998 Look for famous ‘Trade Name labels on the things you buy ...you’ll find them here! Parmaleefr 124 East State Street �»• 'The Duvals are —----- Honored Sunday Nashville Women's friend* of the Richard Duval* Opens Season With a Dinner Welcome Wagon Club Opens New Fall Season Parent's Home is Setting for Lovely Double-Ring Rites The Welcome Wagon Club of Hastings members held their first meeting of the Fall season on Sept 27, at 8 bi the Methodist Church lounge •Die meeting was called to order bv Karen McKay, president Mrs McKay Iniroduced herself and I then welcomed all new members to ' the club. Site then explained the । purpose of the Welcome Wagon and the Welcome Wagon Club, which is to help new families In I the community to fee! at hume In Hastings and surrounding com­ munities The Welcome Wagon Club by-laws state that the pur­ poses of the club are: I. To take an active interest in the civic, social and spiritual welfare of the community • 3. To promote and encourage good citizenship, as well as good government. 3. To aid our country and com­ munity through the gift of our time and energy for worthy pur- A lovely wedding took place Sat­ Sunday afternoon, that was per- urday at 2 pm at the home of Mr and Mr* Burdette Cline on Tlie celebration was a 25th Parmalre Road Their daughter. The Nashville Woman's LUerarv wedding anniversary for the Du- Elaine Mac. was married to Terry ,, ___ v*Lv who had only relumed Alien Doolittle, son of Mr. nnd with a dinner at the Nordi* bi Thursday from a western trip. Mrs Albert Daolittle of Holland Rattle Creek Wednesday evening. Mr. D on business and Mra D. Tlie Rev Henry Zylstra of Hol­ s«ir vi il-ited. her famllv in Texas. land officiated nt the double ring Although there was not * busiThere^pere congratulatory ceremony before the Immediate neiw meeting. Mra G tensed Sho- I bouquets from friends all about relatives Recording.* of church the rooms and a four tiered hymns and wedding music sere bride rake, made by Mra Robert played. the new year book* Sluvltis. was a sight of beauty The bride wore a floor-length (delicious too* and professional white crepe gown with appliqued over their du’tes are the vice perfection pearl* and lace on tlie bodice and nmident. Mra Norman 8«ndMore than 70 guests arrived train. She carried white carna­ Flovd Tltmarah: correenondlng during the afternoon hours to tions wltli blue streamers Mr and Mr* Jerry Yonkcr of Zeeland tecretars Mrs Sam Smi'h and lighted with every minute of the were their attendants. treasurer. Mra. Carroll Wolfe The bride s mother cho*e a blue­ Many of the meetings for the party. Quipped lovely and pretty Mr*. D smilingly, 'Never have green brocade with crystal acces­ sories Mrs Doolittle chose * beige rrtning. honing to get more mem­ suit with matching accessories. all added up as a most pleasant ber! to attend. The group meet* Wedne*dav day. long to be remembered. reception held al tlie Minnie Mc­ Fall Building In Middleville. Mas­ Mra A. E Hslvsrson A string ter and mistress of ceremonies Quartet from Olivet College will 4. To undertake and promote i were Mr and Mrs Russell Dystra. provide the program, with George charitable nnd humanitarian proj­ I Mrs George Wlerenga of Grand Hanson. who has appeared before' ects within the community A lovely miscellaneous shower Rapids, an aunt of the bride, cut 5 To do any and -ill things was hosted by Mrs William Rlch- ' and served the wedding cake, Mr. book review on the life of Mi­ a rds. 439 E South Street, on Fri­ ■nd Mrs. Wayne Berghorst of Hol­ j necessary or Incidental to tlie chaetangelo. accompanying ’ the day, Sept 23. for bride-to-be. land. sister of the bride, had carrying out or promotion of the musicians on tlie piano Welcome Wagon Club Carole Nelson of Middleville Co- charge of the gifts; Mrs Jim Cline Arranging the provram thl» year I hostesses were Mrs Harry McCol- of Grand Rapids, sister-in-law of Membership In the Welcome MR A<ID MRS. DONALD C. HOFFMAN have been Mra Halvaraon, Mrs I lum and Mra. Paul Barlow. Wagon Club is for two years and tile bride, served the ice cream; Miss Carol Jean Brunton Becomes Bride Carroll Lamie. Mra Donald Skeddues arc 52 a year. A money­ I Tliere was a very- attractive Mrs. Jim Burr of Grand Rapids . making project is decided upon i bride s table decorated with minis- served the punch; Mrs. Carl Hop­ Willard Myers J each year and all money taken in 1 ture basket* of flowers in pastel kins of Holland, cousin of the 1 during this year from nil acrivlcolors and centered with a bride groom, served the coffee. and Mary • ties will gu into a fund to be do­ Kay Cline, sister of the bride, had ' । min entertained Mr and Mrs. doll. ’ tutted to tlie project nt the end charge of the guest book Bernard Bowman and family of The entertainment, which con­ of the year. I-ast year th* clubs Guests came from Royal Oak. ' sisted of "Bride BUigo" and the fund-raising project was land­ There was a family dinner - Ribbon Game." kept the gutst.* ,Battle Creek. Zeeland. Holland and । party al the Stephen Johnsons scaping for the Medical Facility Grand Rapid.*. highly amused nnd the prize wlnUy for dinner, Bunday. Although the first meeting was home on W Madison Wednesday The couple went on a honey- 1 , tiers were the bride-elect's grand­ Miss Carol Jean Brunton and evening when pictures of Has­ held at 8 the regularly monthly mother. Mrs Nelson. Marjorie HIU moon to Mackinac Island and will, Donald C Hoffman exchanged tings. England, were shown and meeting will begin nt 7 30 utiles* make their home in Holland. I and Lucy Otis Uielr wedding vows in a very- travel detail* were discussed by otherwise notified. Asslstuig Carolr with the gift A ' get-acquainted" HELLO jnme pirn) pretty candlelight uiiiiiKnpiu ceremony uxvniuuj at the uk HasUngs official representatives. opening were Gall Barlow. Linda VrV'lL’T\' Mr\V> Calvary' Brethren Church in Alto Mra Aben Johnson and Mrs was played and Linda Hough was McCollum and Mrs William Ca*- JUVIEI I iNJcVVvJ on Saturday. Sept 34. at 8 pm. Clifford Dolan, for the 900th an­ the winner teleln. cousins of the groom-lo-bc. Husbands and wives are invited Tlie Rev. Earl FUnderberg per­ niversary celebration of the Bat­ Norman Barlow The 35 guest* imf formed the double ring cerenuniy tle of Hastings. England. Oct. to attend a special Interest acAt the duplicte bridge game were from Battle Creek. Grand i tlvlty on Saturday. Oct. 15. of 11th. the 5,1 Ric presence of 170 guests. thcRapid*. Vermontville, Nashville, on Tuesday evening at Hrs. Members and their hus­ Mbs Connie Buehler,- --------soloist.--------------------------------, Mrs. Johnson and------------------Mrs. Dolan.--| bowling IListing.-. Country' Club, Mra. ------------------------------- are invited to at Middleville and Hastings. invited to meet meet drL£J at the the William Stebbins and Mra D. C. accompanied by Mra Frank Kauri- accompanied by the Stephen bandsn£ Bwl irtlB cwwUv । Shower Honors Carole Nelson Calvary Church In Alto is Scene For Lovely Nuptials Library Friends Personal Mention and Mrs. Cook Resume Meetings Mr. Richard ... ------- — M. FTrra Club mrrtlng Thur?day through Sunday. . Tlie Jack Woods are on a Weitem businew* trip ,n. B* sure to notice and <con ­ ln tribute to* the "Christina* ’ lr. Vietnam" (coffer can* bank on the counter nt THE BANNER ofr.­ fice Mra. Richard Shuster qulck। ly designed nnd ftiadc* the at­ i 'ractlve and unique contribution Bottle of Hastings Orientation and Indoctrination DON'T MISS CONSUMERS POWER Company Special French won iugh scorra. sec- numi at the °cg*n. Vaji 11 ftnd th(.|r daughter, for an evening uf fun The price A guert for the coming year of ond went to Herman Bottchrr Never Walk Alone. Each for the ... . M ’ .M FM Mortlo. -M *r>n« tor OUirr' .M -»m TO. Hou*. nn> Uw X«jr ■( Mr OVU**.. - M«U«. ..................... - trm ............... - ._ Orad —----- MJ rtiaii Kreet is Mlekede Ridder third were Mts Robert Cook and &v*krt* of white fuji mum.*. Rapids airport Saturday morn^rvone'Lck ro'thelr'lwuMBasket* of while fuji mums. Rapids airport Saturday momf""? ?,e“rr' T** Mrs. Frank McCloskey, and Mr. Visits, and snapdragons deco- ing “r « nlS^rtv All membera “"d "‘J1’ the «,Ur U.,« Thr>-.mm. In Sco-.Und Bun- fmJd >hoSl pkiu, coni.cl Mr. rated the altar. Lighted candles ittcy arrive*! in omuiuiu oun- locou-u auvuMi picawr i-uiiuK change students attending Has­ tllumin^ted | day (Uy alul BIul piBnne<1 utine<1 u, journey jonniey to McKay by caUing calling 945-2269 , under hurricane tamp# tampa illuminated, ting* High School. Monday. Oct 3 membera of the Hie center able. aisle. . 'niamHW Glaagow Xtru.dav Monday Mra. JI and nnri "IV-r The Welcome VVelrnnu* Wagon IViolln Hospital M the Busy Eight club and their The bride I* thedaughter of Mr i Mra D commue on to visit Guild No 30 were lo hold ihelr igueaht. Mrs. Lewis Stanton. Mra.and Mrs Clifford Bnuiton o fl retaUwa ln Scotland and Eng- fust meeting of the Fall season [Marjorie Malcolm and Mbs Kay Freeport and Mr and Mrs. Paul ■ lwu| lncludUy{ R<)bCTt and oct. 4 Corene Dahm, president, i Stanton, met at the home of Hoffman. R2 Alto, are the parents \ Mo]ly Iron&lde ln Hutterfield. said they hid a very Interesting kfra. R^U Stanton for a dcllcl- of the groom England (The Dr* Ironside year planned. ous chicken dinner prepared by Presented in marriage by her Mime yw„ , The Welcome Wagon Executive Mra Stanton and Mrs Howard fatlirr. the bride wort a white st-Dhfn jQi.n«rin, and nu‘,nl u Panning to have a ProOrabom. Table decoraUpns-were peau de Un. floor length gown with m Kram Book made up for the mem­ vases of beautiful Fall flower*, an A-llne skirt accented al the br" bers •« to be passed <"■' out »' nt '»»• the FoDowtng the dinner Court empire waist and on the detach- L? w“jnul „ of;lc*r R°‘Pn October meeting The Program will Whbt wa* played With prizes able bock panel witfr Venice Igee .Hjnc^Mra. H *Lewe^ L*^on- c,mUJna pn.;:|pu- of event* for going to Mrs Margaret Johnson Her illusion veil wm held in place "d' JJ* the the1966-67 1966-67season season. i and Mra Roger Fowler. The next by a cabbage rose trimmed with fllx.wll!' bcr travelling this week Knitting classes are available meeting will be Oct. 34 tiny ncvti seed p*.uta. pearl*. nvi Her only pxrut jcwelrv ftn “ 51,411 c“--r ---through again thia year with Carol Bcnliny ----■ — ot — *?- cxl ---- by ' — . . . .. ™..i was a pearl necklace ei... She carried Gernuvnv O«nuvny suid and Aurnxinilinc surrounding cutuicoun­ ner. Either individual or group _______ a bridal bouquet of daisies and|^le*. Tney hope, to nee Jim birthday of Peter Huver and white fun mums. Crother* and Tom Cook, now After the business meeting a was celebrated at the home of Mis* Diane Hoffman, sisterof;*5*"®^ >n Germany and per- him on Michigan was shown by at the his son. the Larry Huvera. at 11111 ihr groom, wil* the maid ofhonor “P* Dr 111111 Mrs William Hel- Frank Ritchie o: Consumers Power N. Boltwood His daughter - In- and —1 the •- bridesmaid* - ----------------------wereloaArw* Ml?*-Jruu.bruck. Austria <th» (the Company­ law. Mrs Lloyd Huver. presented Debby Brunton, sister of the brt4e. HelngcL* -and Mrs Stone rrachCoffee and tarts wnllp were served by nmlre5ra Mlrwm Mllrw|1 126 N. Main Woodland. him with a very large birthday and Mis* Judy Blough Tlie at- ed Vltmi. Aurtzla. this week hostesses Miriam White. Marian Cell 167-2295 o. 65395J4 cake, and the gue*ts. who tame «.-« s>hu McOre >ut uu. at intervals during the weekend, made by tlie bride. They were nile ‘rtl* from that base during Oc- Hough Member* present were Miriam were the Lloyd Huvera. the Floyd green A-line dresses with maas t®»*r1 By the end of next week they White, Linda Hough, Edna Fuss, Cadwalladera with Mr Huver* gieen velvet accenting the empire great granddaughter. Debbie Sa­ waistlines and forming streameni will all rendravmu in Hasting*. Corene Dolun. Pat Gurenscy Sylger. Mr. and Mrs Alvin (Ikcf down the back of the floor length England, prior to Oct 14th. when via McGee. Linda Lown Darla Huver and family. Mrs Blanche skirt Their circlet veil* were held the 9001h anniversary festivities Borton. Karen McKay Martan Fuher. Mr and Mra Roy Huver in place with a mn** green velvet begin, it will lie quite a Ha*- Karrar. Carol Kensington. Karen bow- and they carried bouquet* of ting*. Mich., reunion as tta* Klalui. Sherri Bice..and Lrah WilRichard T Groos will joltuafiem IL* to welcome new members EsHuver and family of Grand bronze fuji mums Miss vobindii Miller. daughUr, there for the re-enacttxfnt of telle Eggleston. Roberta Dentler. Ledge, and Mr and Mrs. John Loftus, Sr. of Middleville. He of Mr and Mra Lloyd Miller, and tlie historic and epic making Florence Glrttmch. Lottie Stout Miss Cindy Hoffman, daughter of bafUe three many vears ago and Ann Cusack cards, and a telephone call from Mr and Mr*. Larry Hoffman, as 1.1s youngest son. Clarence •Pali, flower Rirl*. carried boskets of and Ills wife who are now living bronze mums. They wore dresses I ' in Florida—all in all. making It similar to the other attendants Dale Hoffman acted as his a wonderful birthday. Mra Harold Gray and Mrs ■ ... I brother's best man and Darwin j Duane Miller attended a two-day Mona»y cwnin, Mr. Gror.e *“ S“'’'"" The William Stedman*, who workshop --------- r -sponsored r by the Rethe ushers VanHouten was hostess lo mem- 1 U1 Tlie bride's mother chose a pink will lie moving with their family Kional office of Camp Fire GlrL* bers of Hospital Guild No. 29 lo Oshkosh. Wl*. Oct 17th have I on Tuesday and Wednesday of, Everyone was interested to inert crepe A-line dress with matching been the honoree.* at several' last week tn Battle Creek Camp and visit with tlie hostess' house­ jacket trimmed In burgundy with parties recently. Fire members attended from guest. her four-year-old grand­ black patent accessories The Wednesday evening the Bob South Haven. Holland. Grand son. Craig Feldpousch from Al­ , groom's mother wore a royal blue Rapids. Coldwater. Albion. Mar­ bion Bridge award.* tor the eve­ A-line dress with selt-fnbrir but­ Walldorffs entertaimd a few shall. Charlotte. Pontiac. Sagi­ tons trimming the front and she friend* for dinner at th*lr Wall1 ning's play went to Mrs Allen had laigc .wessartes Both muthnaw. Port Huron. Monroe De Hyde and Mra J Franklin Hunt­ era wore a dark red ruse corsage. Lake home when the Stedman* troll and Buttle Creek Miss Har were the honored guests and a ley Mrs Vcmor Blough was a A i evept ion was held in the party Saturday evening was a riel Dlvciy. Regional Directs) juest. church basement immediately fol­ cooperative bit of entertaining was in charge of the workshop. lowing fhe ceremony with Mr a nd Mrs. Raymond Finnic enter­ Mrs Lloyd Miller of R2 Ait<> as when quite a number of couples I.II’CI tained with a luncheon at her master aixi mistress of ceremonies. gathered nt the Gordon Coyrs Wall Lake cottage Thursday af­ Assisting them were Mrs. Grace home to express their good ---- ------------------------ternoon in honor of Miss Eleanor Hplfman. Mrs Richard Miller. wishes to the Stedman*. lluold H*«Ur. D»lttn All of their friends are sad to Miller of Chicago and Mra. Paul Mi* Roy Dukes. Mrs Herb Smelwatch the preparation.* for de­ Faulkner The Faulkners have ker and Miss Vonnle Tyler rold their Middleville home to ! For their wedding trip through parture and there will be many reluctant good-byes* when this the Rex Setuid family. । Northern Michigan and the Upper PcnlnsuLi the new bride-eli.i need hou.vho!d "pulL* stakes" to take The XU- Dr w, David Ln»,u Cook vv>» family im»u; of '<* , to a bUTgUlldV plaid SUlt With the final leave Novt Visited his Piirrata. the Hu-1 black accessories and a white carbert Cooks, at their V.ull Lake n.,tiOn corsage. Their new address cottage over the weekend. — •be 1<W72 •—-------• -I -win Freeport- Avenue, R1 I Freeport. Hospital Guild 36 met ThuraMr. aIld M„ Hoffman *nday. 5 pt 22. with Mrs. Crystal (ertained with a buffet suppet .or Richardson Sewing was dlstrl- » pjau on Friday evening folbuted by the vice chairman. Mrs Jowll4t ttM. rehearsal Bertha Chandler Deivert was , • (Corner Green & Church) SALE In This Week's Paper Beautiful Hair is Yours Bette O'Connor, manager-operator, invites you in to get acquainted An executive board meeting of tlie HMtings Friend.* of the Library helf I.IUIUIV was •«»» II* *u ------------ ----*•--- - huu.e home at of Mra Mrs Richard Birke Present were Mrs Robert Godfrey. president, and Mr*. Walter F^rsberg. Mrs. Claude Gardner and Mrs Richard Orooa. representing Die Library Board. It was decided to send a rep­ resentative to the Michigan Li­ brary Association convention lo be held in Flint In October. Mr, Marvin Anderson accepted ntes Many thanks for this clev- the position of social chairman, * r-cooperation There was a need. filling the vacancy left by Mrs Sh* met it with dispatch! Wilbur Birk, and will be a new Dr and Mra. R. B Pryor. Rev. board member. arid Mts Willard Curtl*. Mr and Mra Marshall BeL*on and Mr Mr. and Mra Floyd Armour end Mrs Howard Frost attended Visited her son. w ^u Stanthe url Gerald the Synod of Michigan .Ujor AlhmA. for R few days Gift* Committee meeting at the .last. week. . Her -----granddaughter. Peninsular Club In Grand Rap- [zux nton na.* Izta SIA Stanton, has re*xnu> recently .vre­ ^*'KevrGnu4 i^tle^£ rrom Eur°I* .■pent a year on a Good Will who was aL*o the moderator at Mission visiting Germany, Switz­ the General Assembly. erland and England of which Mr and Mra Lawrence Chase rhe showed pictures while her and Mr nnd Mra K R Moore grandparent* were there Leta. went bv D. C 7 plane from who Is a Home Ec graduate from Grand Rapid* Friday to Miami. WMU. is employed in a test Fin., and tlie next day ncrus* to kitchen In Cleveland. Ohio. Cape Coral, returning Sunday evening There were over i*» on fhl* flight The Adclbcrt Cortrtghts were WHITE'S her sister. Mrs. Iva Lltehard. at Mention and she accompanied them to the home of her son. the Photography WtPDINC PHOTOGRAPHY were Stmdnv dinner guest* They iImj visited Mrs Cortrlght's sis­ ter and brother. Anna Smith and James Dickey. who arc soon Mrs Harvey Burge.** returned to her hum? Saturday after being confined to Pennock Hospital for hmtinci cal patient. — '•*•*• 945-3967 "Our Broasted Chicken is. । Worth Crowing About' THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 on Wall Lake Open Every Day But Monday Phone 623-5311 CARPeliNG HOUSE OF BEAUTY HonZdSrmons I Camp Fire Smoke | ays er Farewell Parties Z/yUflflnQKWRS ^rluUnoiHiM shapes STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by shift • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK RUMMAGE SALE 1st Methodist Church .Woodland Women's Gerald Smith r|uk KApafa Ar f 11 and Mr and Mr* Melvin Smith '“'UU... ’"e’S UCT 1 entertained their parents. Mr | Womens Study Club '*ill | and Mra Fred Smith, for din- !{«’W their luuiual sGentlnneng ner at Schulers in Marshall Bun- , *?' • Ort 11. ne i day eekbraling their 60th wed-I.Supper will be, served at 7 o'clock Guest speaker I Good Clothing—Hundreds of Clean and Useful Items ding annlvenouy. will be Earl J. HUI of Consumera Mr. and Mrs Ray Clemens of Power Company tn Jackson Woodland.. Mrs Minnie Clemens ot West Branch and Mrs Vera Repeated by Request . . Klofprnstien of latke Odrasa visited their cousins at Peoria. Ill from Friday until Monday. Sent 23 to 26 Mrs Minnie Clemens, who iuvs been visiting the Ray Clemens, left for her home on Tuesday, Sept 2? On Sunday, the Dennis Allerdings accompanied them to Laruung to ' visit relatives Mrs Benisrd Her­ bert was a visitor In their home Complete tliat evening, and on Wednesday they attended the funeral ot • | cousin. Emma Bopp Heck , Mr and Mra Michael McMil­ lan are now living in East Lan­ sing where he t* attending Mich­ igan State. Tliey were here over I the weekend visiting hl* par- , Call 945-3382 (Above Savings & Loan) Millan. Jr. Compare our qualify and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buyi on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz CARPETING INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way possible 9 years experience. Thursday, Oct. 20—6 p.m. to 9 p.m Friday, Oct. 21—9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A giocvfvl of bitlowing these chiffon over nylon h detailed with elegant touches of satin. A llowvr motif in oppliqved satin repeat* the shimmering occenh ol the satin piping along the sheer strops, tn o bouquet of spring flower colors. Peachy. Orange Blossom. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fing/eTon 'M-H'.nrtCakr. Permanent Special REG. $10. NOW $8.50 (MON., TUES., WED. ONLY) Peg’s Beauty (Bar Millers DMN 10) E. Woodland. Ho,Hn>, rhon , Wl 5-2091 Phona Opan Mon. Hiru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Qp<n Satu^y, �/ 1 -.ZT .v 77.— ,wr“ nucrtung; inry oxuer.-auu-oi ^tended Uie wedding of Dawn Mr and Mrs Hamid Roots, and U.vden and Gene Kim* kt ~ ZT?? *• ■ ■ School, 1025 The Jerrold Coles Now 'At Home' . * «, Al Virginia Beach 'T^ll.ri Personal Menti J ; rail Flowers and ; Roses Add Color and ' To Final Luncheon 1 Lodge I Mr'and ’Mm. Maurice-Shoup. THE' HASTINGS fBANNEH—T — «. V->- -r 1I cuesta guests Prldav Friday wt at the ’ ' Frank I Korrt. and on Saturday they all ' went to visit the Vai Kurra of i—a-wi m riniioiu wrwtv of Ksooodldo. Calif, arrived The Earl Colemans and Clai of i Newberry were Ckinday ovsr- Saturday to visit her slater. Mra. Liotu Stauffer, Rl Hastings, • ■ KSi of 23* B. Cotfax after .being in Cedarville on other iVUUvea. fishing trio since Sunday. WMdwr-wla* *>« Al homo al 3309 A Walke 81. —-------------- - ,pduirtMy --------Mm Grace DeHarak returned---------- --------------- r• —-tkxra activity to her homg in Joshua Tree. ciuh Ktn Barnes of Pittsburgh. Pa.. Club u*rv awon.tni decoratedflu, -------------Vinflnja Bench Va. are Mr and ■ ^tlr out-of-doors Mrs JemvM R d-l- the fonntr Qn<1 ' ,1Ve COU*U* toOk fuU IUl’ Calif. Tuesday, after spending' Fal1 Howers and lUTongemcnU ttle Vai Kurra. Mra. Jerrold R. Chic, the former, vttnUgc of Those canoe- three months with her niece, the The James W Mo'rr. Jr family visit hM aunt. MU* Jean Barnes, roses far tlie final ladles' day Janice L. Springer, daughter of Bun McPharluu. ' ' Of the year on Tutaday, Oct. 4. of Trenton visited hLs fhmlly for several day* were the Warren Williams. DuMm Ruth Klevorn and Miss Mrs Paul Faulkner, president, ard Cains. Ron Lewises. Marshall Agnes Smith spent last week. presented 10 awards for Stnr.Wayne C. Cole. Cooks and newlyweds, the Bert motoring through New York nier bridge winnings to the folThey wen' married Friday. Paynes. Jr. Before returning Btate. They visited friends in lowlng ladies: Mra Alien Johnhome there was a picnic supper Sept. 16. at the First Presby­ Niagara. N. Y, and spent some son. Mra ----- — Grace “ Denton. " " Mra terian Church in Hastings. Rev time with Mr. and Mra. Sumner Ray Finnle. Mra. C R BrnndWillaid Curtis performed the Myers, fonnerly of Hastings and stetter. Mra. Gordon Cove. Mra. double ring ceremony at 1 Tlx- Dr. John Lockwood family Paul Faulkner, Mra. D C. French. o'clock. They' were attended by also visited the Robert Klevorn Mra. Cedric Morey. Mra. Fred family of Corning, N. Y.. where Porteoux and Mra Leon Standee. Mrs George Lockwood Sunday. Winners ot the bridge mara­ Mrs. Roger Wlswell and her Bob U packaging engineer with A reception wm held at the thon were: Mn.. Ross Dunn and Launn Sharpe Memorial Hall :house guest, Miss Eleanor Miller Coming Glass. Immediately following the cere- <of Chicago, took a color tour The Russell Bella-Ids attended Mra Ray Finnle; Mra. Grace mony. The couple spent their through northern Michigan this the Kalamazoo College - Olivet Denton and Mrs. Robert Sher­ honeymoon nt Twin Lakes and 1 Blacktopped Parking Lot — Fully Air Conditioned game on Saturday, and their wood; Mra. Gerald Lawrence and Mra. Lynden Snyder; Mrs. Roy Northern Michigan. They re­ Mrs Theodore Knopf and Mra. turned to Virginia Sept. 26. Jerry ,John Crue left Tuesday to visit "K" accompanied them home for Hubbard and Mrs. D. C. French; Mrs. Kenneth Rose anil Mrs. Is stationed at the Little Creek ; Gordon Cove, and Mra. Darrell WOULD LIKE TO TRADE FOR Naval Amphibious Ba.<-. Lake cottage near Fountain. Aldrich and Mrs. John Hopkins. Mich They will go on color tours FARM OR LAKE PROPERTY New members elected on the T'iv Dr. Norbert Schowiliters j board for next year were: Mra. arc living in Mra. Alma Fingke- home the latter part of the week . A ben Johnson. Mra W. J. Me­ Mrs Torn Kcm and her new ton’s home on N. Broadway while Paul Braden ot Hastings a AIUst<T, Mrs. Robert Waildarff. tlx-ir new home- across the s^i-ct baby daughter were here with student nt Western Michigan Mra Burkholder. Mra. on N. Broadway is under con* University. Kalamazoo, has been Herman Boucher and Mrs. Rolands, for .-.'.ruction, • sckxXcd by audition to sing in bert Bobdc. the university s A Capella Choir The five winning nonors for for this sciwol year. jthe days play were: Mra. Leon The M-volce choir, one of the Mra. Einar Frantbcn, outstanding onea in the WMU -'Irs *'rnl Portcoirf, Mra. Robert musio department, win appear in Shannon and Mra. Everett concert before civic and profes- „,lp6 . , clonal groups, hlgti schools. Wtnnera for tlie Seasons golf churches «nd tn a special perlisted on Spurts page. (Corner Bond b Jefferson) fornuuice with the Kalamazoo Sympathy Oixhratru this Winter. The A Capclla Choir Li directed by Thomas C Hardie, associ­ ate professor of music. The choir will open the cur- I rent seawn with a public conSponsored by St. Rojo Altar Society . , ra । FOR SALE OR TRADE BUSY RESTAURANT l DUPLICATE YOUR PRECIOUS ! TIFFIN CRYSTAL STEMWARE W • replace breakage On M-78 in Bellevue • add to your service Over 750 favored Tiffin shapes and patterns are being rerun for a limited time, to accommodate Tiffin customers who acquired their crystal stem­ ware as many as 30 years ago or longer. Paul Braden to Audition at WMU We ask you to bring in a sample of the stem or pattern you want duplicated, and we will take care of all details. Bellevue Truck Stop A SPECIAL SERVICE IN TIFFIN’S UNIQUE ■GUARANTEED REPLACEMENT PROGRAM . . . THIS IS WHAT MAKES YOUR TIFFIN STEMWARE THE WISE KIND OF AN IN­ VESTMENT THAT EVERY BRIDE AND EVERY HOMEMAKER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT. Shd 1S87 Hodges 122 W. State St. ,__ _____ _ __ ... _. __ RUMMAGE SALE ST. ROSE SCHOOL BASEMENT Friday, Oct. 14—9 a.m. to 6 p^m. jewelry Saturday, Oct. 15—9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Established 1931 . u, Octogenarian Fele At Middleville Is Joyous Event i Middleville's annual Octogen' anan Party, inaugurated years ago by Mra. Edith Swkoe when she was president of the Metho[ dux Ladies Aid, was lurid TuesI day. Sept 21, with 60 enjoying I the festivities at the Methodist Church. This year the noon luncheon Included the Senior Citizens croup as well as the ocuigenarlans. Mrs Clara Harper. 92. campus charge of tiw tabic decorations and Mrs David Otto was pro(ram chairman. Rev. Harold Taber gave the devotions and Duane Tliatciicr sang two se­ lections. accompanied by Miss ' Katherine Fagras. Mra. Ivan Payne allowed slide* of Taiwan, wliich lier sister. The 29 octogenarians were pre­ sented with, a ruse and some told of their delight of being present. Mra. Russell Bender led the community singing with Mra. Gladeon Lewis at the piano. Mrs. Fred Palmer, chairman of church activities, and Mra. Elton Lawrence. Mra. Oscar Finkbelner. Mrs Maynard Parks. Mra. Fort cal Marchbanks. Mra. William Cridlcr and Mrs. Clif­ ford Butler planned the occasion. ..-A The Italians mix olive and n ine in pure virgin wool bloor-ado ...wuild's hiicsl pcriunal car SEDAN de\ 1LLE...uiiuUkt dramatic Cadillac surprise INTRODUCING THE 1967 STANDARD OF THE WORLD . You nr<- looking nt two of the newest luxury car* ever created. They are typical of Cadillac for 19H7.The Fleetwood Eldorado— the world’s finest personal car—i» the first exciting case in • point. Eldorado is a styling masterpiece... with its spectacularly long hood, its daring new roof lines and its dramatic rear quarter design. Il is nlsu an engineering triumph. For Eldorado is the lint car in the world to combine the sure­ footed traction of front wheel drive with the maneuverability of variable ratio power steer- ing and the balance of automatic level control. interiors in history...a new generously padded And with all its spirit and action. Eldorado pro­ instrument panel...a more responsive Cadillac vides unusual five-passenger spaciousness and the quietness un^l coinfort that only Cadillac engine ... improved variable ratio power steer­ ing ... and a new General Motors-devcloped could create. Tills brilliant newness also marks the Cadillacs you arc most familiar with. For energy’ absorbing steering column. Discover Cadillac for 1967 lor yourself... at your autho­ (hey arc the most beautiful Cadillacs of all lime ... with a new forward-sweeping grille and a new side contour that flows from front lo rear! And with this new Cadillac look come a num­ ber of other achievements.'..life most luxurious rized dealer’s. Once you have personally seen and driven these exceptional new automobiles, you'll agree that never before ha* anything on the highway said new so beautifully...or Cadillac so well! SEE AND DRIVE THE EXCITING 1967 CADILLACS NOW ON DISi’LAY^AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER'S. REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC 107 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS GM Personal Mention OLIVINO Krlss Snider of Lansing was a weekend visitor at the William Kidder inline ut Carter Lake Sunday guests were Mra. Kid­ der's brother and wife. the. Wai- 1 by Hart Schaffner & Marx tompanltd tlie Kiddera to call on tlie Alden Kiddera and Mr. and Mra. William Kidder. Jr., of I Rl. and the Russ Wilkins ot R2 I The Orville VanWira. were also Sunday evening callers. On Mon­ day Mr. and Mra Maynard Poj well of £aginaw, Mr. and Mrs. , Cecil Olcr and Donald and Mra. Carrie Replogle of Freeport vislt\ cd at the Kidder home. Mr. and Mra E. J. Walters of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buehler and Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam James were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Ken Buehler in Grand Rapids to help Ken cele­ brate hl* birthday Dinner guests Sunday of the Fred Bowers were Mr. and Mra. I. C. Slaw-Min of Cincinnati. Ohio and Ralph Still of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Harold Brockway and her daughter and grand-on. Mra. IJndrn Cunningham and Mark of Grand Rapids, wire guests of Mrs. Brockway's sister, Mtss Bea­ trice Herncy of Cleveland. Ohio from Ftlday until Monday. Visiting tlie Roy Carlsons a weekend ago wen- his parents, the Phillip Carlsons of Creot Hill. Ill The Carlaoruirentertalned her parents, sister and grandmother. Mr and Mrs Howanl Frost and Karen, and Mrs Hazel Doolittle, lor dinner Friday evening lo honor her mother's birthday Mn, Nonna Herrick and Mrs. Hazel Doolittle are taking a color tour through Northern Michigan for a few days thM week. Mr and Mrs Robert Coffey and son Shawn, of Allendale urre weekend guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mra John Birman, Jr. and Mr. knd Mra Coffey mxoinparued the onea“ while Great Grandmother Hitman had her first chance to Norton ot Maple Grove has been visiting her daughter, the John Rirnuuu. lor two weeks and the Howard Birmans of Maple Grove wi re Sunday evening callera. Also vt-iung tlie Birmans recently were Imt sister and family. Mr and Mra Calvin Campbell. Judy 1 and Sieve of Cedar Springs, and Donald Norton of Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Chy Bassett and Bob were dinner guests Sunday of the Aluon Barneys of Kalaniuno and attended the West­ wood Methodist Church -mtvices with them where Alison and Carolyn sing in the choir. Mr. and Mn. Zeno Banash arc v Kntiuning in Florida Thiv plan to visit reUlivm in Indiana cn route. Feast your eyes on Olis inn—a tasteful color that blends dark olive with dark wine. An authentic Italian inspiration, this 1966 vintage color is loomed into a fine basket-wcasc fabric of the world’s best... Pure Virgin Wodl. Imported from Italy, this luxurious smooth­ finish fabric is tailored in America by Hart . Schaffner & Marx. The slim look of the suit is achiesed with slightly trimmer shoulders and trousers. Newer style features: slanted flap pockets and side vents. And the trim look you buy is the trim look you keep. HS&M tailoring sees to that. This season, add a new Italian flavor to your wardrobc.^otnc in and sec the Oh vino suit by Hart Schaffner & Marx. Good taste. $79’5./125°° Palm Beach SUITS Priced from MO’* STQ’S “Tv to ■ W Sec Our New Season Collection of SPORT COATS by both of thksc fine houses $29’5 ,o$75 Accessories to Complete Your Autumn Wardrobe Neckwear by Wembley Men's Hose by Esquire Hats by Champ CLEVELANDS MEN S AND BOYS WEAR �t see. John Prtcrron and Andy Johnson.. Pages will be. Bill Zills and Oreg Olllona Floats will circle the gridironat 7:30 when they will be Judged. Queen Sue's escort for the homecoming dance is to be Carl Hartman, now a student at Cen­ Friday b homecoming at Hu- tral Michigan University. ting* High School and studcnU Jeanne's escort is to be. Ed 8anand graduates will participate In bom. Linda's is to be Jerry' Lens, special activities. including the, Anne's is to be David Solme* nnd Jill's will be Charles Guen­ annual homecoming parade of ther. float* during tlie half of the Mary Peterson's musical group lAkewood-Saxon game, and the will furnish the music for the dance to follow tlie contest homecoming dance Queen of the homecoming Chairmen of the homecoming­ celebration is Mbs Sue Gllloiu.. dance and decorations are Laurie daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Barden nnd Jeanne Cary Jun J. tlillorukoT 210 E. Blair Street Wlesenhofer U in charge of stw Sue will be presented during refreshments and assisting with the half. serving and the cont check rue Her gourt Includes Jennne to lx* a group of Sth gra<#f>i: Cary, daughter of Dr and Mrs. Piun Lang. Beverly Lawrence. Robert Cary. S. Young Street; Nancy Wood. Sue Cary. Jerry Jill Kennedy, daughter of Mr Onutsche and Diana Pryor The dance will be from 10:30 to : nnd Mra Andrew Kennedy, R3 Hartings; Linda Hull, daughter 12 midnight In tlie East gym । of Laurence Hull, 401 N. Mich­ Igan. and Anne Schondtdmayer. Mr. and Mra. Hugh J Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs For­ <formerly Mrs Karl C. Pauli est Scliondelmayer. 636 E Clin­ pf»n to leave this Thursday fur ton. their home in Largo. Fla. after Drivers of the cars carrying! spending the Summer in Wood­ Hie queen and her court will lx- land. Richard Stanley. Ted Woodman­ Students Prepare For Homecoming At Hastings High A FLOOR TO MELT EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 121 W. Slot* S). No kidding! UNITED FUND It’s time to lend a hand again PENHOOK HOSPITAL Carpets belong in the lull hen Homemakers, here’s lyour chance to decorate your kitclien with elegance and ease. Enjoy a VIKING carpet on your kitchen floor. It will make your life a cinch. VIKING kitchen carpets are just as practical as they are glamorous. They lend an air of elegance and serenity but they wear like hard-surface flooring. Their rich decorator shades enhance any color scheme. Easy care, luxurious and cushiony, with sponge-rubber backing that prevents slipping. No crying over spilled milk or broken dishes! HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING I2i-Wcst State Street, Hastings Phone Wl 5-5118 Quality M»teriil» and Curu-steed Woekmanthip Your one gift works many wonders GIVE THE UNITED WAY MANY SERVICES IN RETURN FOR ONE GIFT 1967 HASTINGS COMMUNITY A FAIR SHARE gift to the Community Fund it an important investmerit in the best interest of our Community and all of our citizens. Every one can benefit cither directly or indirectly from the services rendered by one or many of the agencies supported by Community Fund gifts. This year there are eleven of these agencies actually 48 (see budget list and explanation) in our united appeal for their support. ''As in post years, persons living in other communities in Barry County may designate where they would like their contributions to be sent. Thousands of dollars have been collected in Hastings and sent to other communities by this method. Also remembfer that all contributions to the Hastings Community Fund are deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. THE 1967 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN MINIMUM GOAL NEEDS ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS IN ONE $54,225.00 FUND BUDGET Hastings Youth Council .. .$ 7.925.00 Barry County YMCA 12,185.00 Boy Scouts of America 7,450.00 Red Cross 7,330.00 Camp Fire Girls 3.500.00 4-H Club____________________ 450.00 Family and Childrens Services 7,055.00 Child Guidance Clinic 290.00 Salvation Army 1,840.00 fMichigan United Fund 5,800.00 Drive Expenses ____________ 400.00 TOTAL--------------- ----------- __S54.225.00 tThe Michigan United Fund represents a "package" of some 37 well recognized and fully approved service including the important work of the USO, Heart Fund, and many others. This Message Sponsored By FELPAUSCF1 FOOD CENTER THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS THE HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO. REAHM MOTOR SALES �Holiness Church Fall Revival to Begin Friday The Hastings Banner ti j < 1966 iqaa Thursday, October 6. Maple Valley Mrs. Vida Wood JF ooZ Garment Content Dec. 3 Junior Found Dies Sunday at .It Lowell High Pennock Hospital With Wool Contest" sew now. Dead in Field BTtm Holiness Church begins Friday al 7:30 pm. and con­ tinues through Sunday. Oct. 16. Rev. Coyt York, a member of the Wesleyan Methodist Confer­ ence and pastor of the church at Hendersonville. N. C. will be Hie evangelist. Rev. York, who has held seve- Funeral services for Mra. Vida und you may fly later to Europe L. Wood. 86. Rl Hastings, who The Grand Prize in the "Make died al 2:50 a m. Sunday. Oct It Yourself With Wool" Contest Li a two week European Holiday. Mrs Canoil Wells. 1917 Fhayheld at 1:30 pm Tuesday at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home town Road. Vermontville, is di­ rector of District Th: re for the The Rev George Elliott of­ contest. Mrs. Wells district in­ ficiated and burial was In Rlvercludes Allegan, Barry. Eaton. Ionia. Kent. Muskegon und Ottd'wa counties. * pltallted for five days prior to The "Make It Yourself With Wool" Contest ,13 a sewing con­ test for girls between the ages of Poat. is an interesting speaker, a student of the Bible and a man of much experience, Music for the meetings will bo in charge of The Binging Grindleys from Owosso. A variety of instruments are used In their musical program and special numbers on piano, organ. vlbra- Men Sentenced on\ Larceny Count Circuit Judge Archie D. McDon­ ald sentenced three young men Friday after they had previously pleaded guilty to stealing money from George Tbwjv>cnd's Laundro­ mat at 625 S. Michigan last July 6. James W. Myera. 21, 238 S. Jefferson, and Glenn R. Scobey, j Root. Jr , 1«. Rl Nashville, who was found dead in a field near his home about 7 am Monday. pm. this Wednesday at the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home with the Rev George Elliott of­ ficiating with burial in the Bar­ ry vllle Cemetery Charles died Sunday night from a wound In the bead from a 22 rifle. ; He was bom in Barry County on Oct. 8, 1949, the son of Charles and Betty 'Curtis) Root He attended the Maple Valley High School where he was a junior. In addition to his parents, he Is survived by two brothers. Richard. 18. and Douglas. 3'.: four sisters. Cherrv. 15: Bally. 13: Feb. 21. 1880. the daughter of mur: make their own garments Chris and Effie Vrooman. She from 100 percent wool loomed, attended school here and mar­ knitted or felted in America The ried Emory Wood on Nov. 8. 1904 contestants In District Three will They celebrated their golden model llwue, their UK.„ wool wuul garments at „a wedding on Nov, 8. 1954. He died .style &tyle 8how Saturday. irec Dec j 3.. snow on saturuay. May I. 1955 '• — at - -I-iwrll -Hieh ■ • School. — '1966. The Mrs. Wood Is survived by a winner will model their garfarter daughter. Mrs. Everett menu at the State style show on (Alice) Osborne of Jackson. Saturday. Dec. 11. 1966. at Mlch- Acmal grandparents. Mr and Igan State VnlvenUty. Mrs William Root. Sr. of R2 Middleville, his maternal grand­ Mcthodlst Church of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rudolph of parent.-.. parents. Mr. Mr or. and Mrs William the Womens Relief Corps and she was the oldest living past Bradenton. Fla. were Sunday Curtis. Hoj tings grand of the Hiawatha Rebekah gue ts of Mr. and Mra. Clifton , Miller Mrs Afternoon Ken Laberteaux visitors underwere Lodge No S3. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Miller of went eye surgery at Leila Hoat sr Lacey. pltal in Battle Creek on Monday. Grtndleya also illustrate many of the songs with the beautiful black-light Scene-O-Felt. • IU.', IWWUO W. Roger# and the members of the church extend an Invitation to everyone to attend. Catling loose with some real ragtime Jaxx. Rich Bloch and the Gaallters lake on the crowd at Bimbo's the way Grant look Richmond. Here they are (left lo right): Brent Herbold, tuba; Don Dygert. trombone; Pat DeLoucharj. banjo; Bloch, trumpet Denny Huntley Playing in Top Danny Lee Cheesetnan. 18. Rl Freeport, was ordered to pay Use' UM fine. S50 court costs and nuke ' Ann Arbor Band restitution of S25. pay fines ot tlOO. court coals of I WO and make restitution of J25: and were placed on probation for Driver Escapes Serious Injury Section Two—Poms 1 to 6 ' Many local folks ’journey to ' Ann Arbor on various missions from time to time and for that reason they, und the general public, will be Interested In the following story that appeared in Douglas KoepoeU, 16. R3 Plain­ the Sept. 29th issue of "The well. escaped serious Injury Ann Arbor News." about 11:45 pm. Friday when he U. of M. law student. Denny loot control of a 1966 Volkswagen। Huntley. Is in the story and that on a curve on the Doster Road. is our "local angle." This full Underaheriff Gordon Trick re- page headline covered the story , —"Local Oa#!Iters Band Plays bonk and rolled over one and, That Good - Time Music." The , picture is available to The Bantotal wreck and he received a ner through the courtesy of The cut on a leg and faced a reck.leas ' Ann Arbor New#. (They begin a driving charge. I TV show from Bimbo's this Prl- William Crawford s Sister, Esther Mary, Dies Unexpectedly i “Yankee Doodle Dundee" ----------- and ------------Latin ... American ..... tour in Spring. .w«. Word was received Sunday afMoonlight Bay" t- “Old Green 11965. — -■ «had —■ — —-■— *-•,’“------------------, to nnd to -•abandon his, lemoon of the unexpected and By Virginia Westover ( River." one of their favorites I tuba at gunpoint during the San- ! sudden death of Mrs. Robert Il's more than just a "do-wack-Ilind' lncldentally. the title songs Ho Domingo riots Up until this Jessen lEsther Mory) at Garden a-do-wack-a-do " or a “twenty- I on thelr rfccnUy-released album. | past Summer. Miss Price has City. L. I.. N. Y. three skidoo" or a "rarr ma''whlcA U an exlendcd <5 -------RPM , ; spent Summers teaching at । She ... -—■ -her —------------------------- - — wm the daughter of■ Mrs. tazx.'' It's better for you than । rec01 —•J ”' | the National Music Camp at In- [Clarence Crawford, and the late Sloan's Liniment and more fun I C".?t---------songjdieeLs - ---------------jire-- -------. C:L Mr. Crawford, and the sister of than slppln' cider through a | o“l ‘o customers ut Bimbo's so DeLoughary hadn't picked up a । William Crawford straw. IhM the crowd can sing along— banjo in 30 years when the group wuham crawford flew to It's listening to the good-Ume “f'd « d<>e» Pretty soon, a real was formed—drums had been his New York Tuesday afternoon to music provided by Rlcl) Bloch rapport develops, marked by forte Married and retired, he Is Joln husband who new to and The Gaalltera. Ann Arbor's i luBtX unging and an occasional also .dso a former vaudeville trrvmer trooper .. New ... York Sunday after t h e rag - time band, which Is en- j by the gashters-llke break- He hasn't missed a night with sconced six nights a week at ln« 1010 "Batman" theme. the group In a year. Huntley Is ----------for Bimbo’s. !or example. also aa swinger os on drums, piano Laced with a little Dixieland1 Maklnir Making nn up The Oasllter# are , ftnd tuba. In fad. they all switch the EpL'n.'upu! Cathedra! of In­ carnation at Garden City Wed- ■ —a and u lot of u. spirit, u.i the talented i. uuaii Bloch,, me the iruuipcm trumpeter wnv who is uic the around occasionally. group, which Is six strong, has manager and also a second-year "That makes it all the more nesdtiy and interment will be al Riverside Cemetery where Mr. | become something of an Ann Ar- student in the University's Law fun," Bloch added. bor Institution In the short year. School; trombonist Don Dygert, They don't take too much out­ Jcsson ts also buried. j a teacher who hails from Boa- side work. “Bimbo's Is so pleas­ since Its formation. It's hard to tell who has more' ton: Miss Kerry Price, the pl­ ant. and there we have a home­ fun when the Gaslttera "light anlst. with a lusty solo voice, who town crowd that knows you." James C. Berry. 902 N. Broad­ up” the ciowd or the musicians | teaches in Bloomfield Hills, Occasionally, though, the Gas­ themselves vlve al n — . . .Ls Brent... suffered severe heart themselves The The Gasillera Gasliters give n..... lf mba player Her- uwrs liters Will will play uiny cnKnacincnui engagements cueclse- way. — --------- --a--------—- attack -­ ^2 ,n voritra Uf^mt°' IthWan't AOIri" l?°ld' *h° also d<>C3 Q blt of 'ky' Where For example, this past Sa^F e\en,ln« vorltes, from I Want A Girl, diving on the side, nnd Dennis Sdmmer they played three Umes crl,lcal condition In Pemiock Hosfor the Ann Arbor Evening OptlP»*> He H a consulting engineer ■ ■ Huntley, a classmate of Bloch's. mtals at German Park. for SM.Dix & Associates of Grand | Loughiiry. who drives in each "Now that school's going. Rapids. night from Wayne, plays the though, we have to be careful not to take on loo much," Rich he plans to open a Bimbo's in tenor banjo. 'This is the best ^and I've i-ommented. "It really doesn't Pittsburgh and another in Min" ever player! with." says Bloch, interfere though, and helps pay neMt* He wants Bloch and The Gad tiers to guide bands he hires I who hud his own band while at tuition." he quickly added Dartmouth and played In Neu- •I apparently Chutich feels the tor these places. And ao. the good times coatin-1 York while in school. "They all Combination of Gay Nineties de­ arc real hard workers—and en­ cor. rag time music and beer and ue to roll merrily along with pizza Ls a real winner, because The Gasliters. joy what they're doing. Thought For The Week No-one is born happy, but all of us are born with the ability to cre­ ate happiness. Has Heart Attack CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Esfafe of All Types TWO NICl BUILDING LOTS in the Butler Addition. Hustings, for1100.00 SIXTEEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FRIEPORT. has five bedroom home, has three bedrooms upstairs and two down, living room. bath, dining room, kitchen, basement oil iumace. front and ^Sck porches . S7.700JI0 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, has oil and gas station and general store slock, would consider trade A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and full bath, attached garage, alixnlnum siding, drapes and floor coverings go with it for $10,500.00 A SPLIT-LEVEL (SOUR LEVELS), IN THE 1M WARD, top level has three bedrooms and bath, next level kitchen with built-in oven, stove, carpeted living room, femlly room, with fireplace, study and half - bath, basement, atteched double garage, has aluminum siding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 A NEW HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, a bungalow, with living room, three nice bedrooms, dinette, and kitchen end full bath, full basement, home has electric heating system. 24 x 24 ft. garage, sterm windows and screens, aluminum siding end brick, for ;-SI6.500.00 A BRAND NEW HOME JUST SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS. HASTINGS, has large living room, kitchen with dining space, four nice bedrooms, two full baths, car port, on lot 100 feel on road and 150 feel deep, a swell bungalow priced low for quick sale If interested in a roomy house, let us show you this one. TWO EXCELLENT LOTS in the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, pafed street with utility services in for —3^....$1,600.00 ea. TWO APARTMENT HOUSE IN SECOND WAAD, each apartment has living room, kitchen and bath and two bedrooms, heated with gas, and there 11 a two stall garage, for.$7,000.00 IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home in A-1 condition, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and down a living room, dining room, kitchen end half bath, basement with gas heating system, is Insulated and has storm windows and screens and garage. Want to trade for a smaller home. A RIAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN. IN TH! FOURTH WARD, with three bodrooms and, . full Lth upstslrt. *nd down It has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and has a stool down, full basement with gas furnace, garage for’------------------------------------------- --------- ----------- $7,500.00 ANOTHER BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, in Hastings Heights, has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and dinette, lull basement,! gas heat, a nice two stall garage, a beautiful home for .... $16,800.00 A REAL NICl PLACI IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upstairs and down it has living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater, four-acre lot for-------'—— --------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- $5,250.00 A RIAL GOOD. YIAR ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI. ha. living room, three nice bedroom, dining and kitchen rooms combined. ba& redwood siding, good well, lot It 50 ft. wide, runs from water's edge to highway, has permanent dock and • pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, healer and electric range, this place ha# only been ouilt a few years, all for .--$12,600.00 IN THI SICOND WARD, in A-1 condition with three bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down two living rooms, dining room, new kitchen, full bath, full basement with oil furnace, den on the first floor, two car garage, cement driveway, full lot for-------------------- ------------- --------- $9,000.00 A RIAL NICl HOMl IN THI FIRST WAKO, has two bedrooms and full bath and downstairs it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast nook, has glassed-in back porch, full basement with forced hot air gas heat, wall to wall carpeting in living and dining rooms, is newly painted outside and decorated inside, two stall garage, and is fully insulated, for $11,000.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS: HASTINGS SALESMAN Corl Niethomar "We're a show band." he con­ tinues, "and so if we didn't enjov our work, it would be exhausting. I If not impossible, to perform J every minute, as we must." Tlie Gasmens had their beg inning when Bloch. DeLoughary ; and Rcuel Kenyon, who has been thing active in Ann Arbor musi­ cal circles, started playing two nights a week at Bimbo* about a year ago Kenyon, a pianist, later dropped out of the group Then, like Topsey, the group grew, und with it a lot of enthustaani and a large following Because of Bloch und Huntley's law school schedules and other! factors. The Gasliters have some substitutions during the week A couple of these orc John Teach-! out for banjo nnd tuba, and Bob , Olson on trumpet ' Right now. big things arc I about to break for The Gaslttera Recently. Matt "Bimbo” Chutich, manager of Bimbo's, decided “his boys" needed a rest, and flew them to Miami, where they stayed nt the Fontalnbleau Ho­ tel. While there, they played -some of their good time rag I and [ auditioned for Jackie Gleason 'they don't have the results yet) The really big news, though, ts that soon they will be making a television shqw- which will be filmed live nt Bimbo's for nnllonal distribution. Tills will be part of a series called Media Pro­ files being planned by Tom Johnston, a local man who was formerly program director tor Channel 50 Detroit radio per­ sonality J. P. McCarthy will nar­ rate. Big things are happening ut Bimbo's, too Largely because uf the big following the Gasliters have ijuftt try to gel tn there >n a weekend nighti. Chutich Ls ex­ panding his place. The group will also be bringing out an album through Media Profiles in conjunction with the University's Scsqulccntenn'iul next year The music, although generally In the rag-time. Dixieland vein, la versatile. Just like the mem­ ber# of the group themselves All are Inlere&tlng persons Dygert occasionally plays with Sister Kate and Ragtime Charlie, and like everyone else in the group has had previous experi­ ence playing In bands before Joining Tire Gasliters Herhold wa* with the U-M Jazz Band when It was on its PENNOCK! CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Block# and g Lightweight Block# § Naihvilla, Mich. HOME PHONg Wl 5-3004 I I Phone 651-2791 S SPONABLE-GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME W. Green ot Broodway Ph. Wl 5-3252 ' need a lift? let HCB finance yoiir new car First it's thq muffler ... . then spark plugs, brakes, tires, lights, body rust, little dents, seat covers, washer blades . . . will it never end? Before it does end, turn it in on a new car and get easy financing ... at HCB. of course! Hastings Citq Sank MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ______ �Lakewood Here Friday for Homecoming Game ■THE HASTIN OB BANNER St. Johns Rolls SL Johns Goes To io Grand uranu Ledge Deugc ।---------------------- 1 Over Hastings For Key Battle I I For Easy Win Greenville to Hout Boyce, Humphrey and Ionia, Charlotte Green Lead Redwings Closed To Goose Hunting 1966-1967 Spencer Goodyear's Packer*. Ed. McKeough'a Wolverines, Bri­ an Smith's Spartans and Greg Cole'a Lions are undefeated In _ . —. . OVU IXUI* » • - ---- - ------ ---Coocli Bernie Oom'a unteaten leagues which play Saturday Junior Varatty football team, mornings on Johnson Field. which whipped 0t John* here In ■ driving rain last Thuroday. 25This Saturday the Packers meet the Bears and the Brown* play the Colts in the 8th grade wheel. The Wolverines take on the Spartan* and the Irish face the Buckeyes In the 7th grade circuit Bmlth's Spartan* will meet the Packers and the Lion* play the They ted little trouble tend­ Saxons In the 6th grade loop and ing BL Cole's Lion* face the Colts and the Tigers meet the Leopards in the 5th grade league. To Third Victory To Invade Alma The Hastings High Saxon*, rocked by the St. Johns Red- Using great deception, speed and power, the St John* Red­ wing* romped to their third straight easy victory Friday night when they handed the Hasting* High football team one of the worst beatings In modern Saxon history, 33-6. OAMES FXIDAT Ml OUT tempt to get back into the win Bl Joka, M Otlfld column Friday night when they । IcbU Bl orMnvin* ing* who suffered a trouncing of ayran c their own from visiting Green-1 cwailgi. ■■•pi, vau<7 raus I Dalton *4 niallun. Il will be homecoming on Coach BUI Smileys highlycharged Redwings scored the first three times they got the ball. The tint came on a three-yard pass from Quarterback Norm; Love to End Terry Hart capping I a 66-yard march which needed Cbatlati* Ji, loala 13. rocketing scores In addition to MUtehTlil* 3*. MonUtlm Canlrsl B. Just 11 plays. the one-sided wins by Greenville Tlie second came with Randy and St. Johns. Charlotte tram­ Humphrey slithering over from pled Ionia. 38-13, at Ionia and the two climaxing a 55 - yard Grand Ledge clawed the Alma j march which needed only three S*—■— *1-10 ■( Sin' — plays. Lakewood, which dropped a The third came on a 60-yard close opener to Maple Valley. romp by Humphrey — the only Clara it. Bl* Saplda 6-0, came back in their second OUaara HUI* 14. leati game to nip Ionia, 7-0. Their loss at the end of the first period. . to Greenville was their first everIn the second quarter Gary L*« 13, XtUanavW* 0. ‘ to the Yellow Jackets with meet­ Mwtbvtew Boyce—one of the finest running St. Byren Crater 4. ings starting in 1963. So* th Dkrtatlu 34. Baagor 14. backs seen In the West Central The Vikings won that game, HU1>4*1* 30. P«rt**4 C«atr*l 7. Conference In a long Ume—went 13-0, and the next year won 37-6. over from the *cven to cap a 60Last year the teams battled to yard movement which needed Just six plays. Charlotte wored 19 point* In The score al the half was In other Weal Central Confer­ ence games, the only two un­ beaten clubs. St. Johns and Grand Ledge, will knock heads on tile Comet gridiron in Grand Ledge's homecoming game, and Charlotte goes to Alma ■otatk liavtn 17 OUafo Vlekaknrt 11. ln*(*a I tallied twice In the inaagural canto u John Whitely meaked West Central Standings Whitely passed 19 yards to Mike Snyder In the second quar-1 ter and Craig Olmstead .kicked I W18Y CSMUL । ISAM wllu.n the point to make it 19-0. 1 St. Joi Ionia came back a* Chucl orute* lUc* 3 0 4 BS Or««avUl* .... 1 1 1 43 H**Uan...........1 X X <0 Cbulo(U .. 1 1 1 4S In the third Whitely passed 10 Punt, Pass, scored on an eight-yard run for Kick Deadline Ute final touchdown. Ionia added a TD In the finale with Chris Toiler going over I Friday, Oct. 7 from (he one and Jerry Wood- , lards to Snyder for two touchiowns. Joe Bnrtolacci kicked a 81. Johns' final touchdown came in the third quarter when End Duane Downing took a long pass from Love right out of de­ fender Dave William*' arms and went over for the touchdown. The play covered 84 yards. That final touchdown came jiut when Hastings began to move. Coach Bob Carbon's lads had taken the second half kickofl and started from their own 41. With Fullback Jerry Dunn and Halfbacks Tom Hoke. Roger Will #* and Greg Wood lugging the leather, the Saxons made three first downs to the St. Johns 20. Wood got to the 14 in two tries then St Johns Mike Green re­ covered a Hastings fumble on his own 25. bur running the point. ------------ •------------- Hastings area boys are awalt*t?g — the the opening gun Satdrday Oct. 15 when the 1966 • unt. Pass 8: Kick Competition The Humane Society reports gete under way. --i- The date ~ wm there are four part fox tertlss Originally announced for Oct. 8. . ... . ....... . puppies and two part black lab-1 The public la invited lo rador puppies available for adop­ watch these young entrants tion through Dog Warden Dean punt,, pass and place-kick on Braden who may be contacted the - H a s 11 n g s High school through the sheriff's office. The Hastings area competi­ tors will be tenting their foot­ ball skill* at the same time as thousands of -other boys their age. eight through 13, compete throughout the country. Scores of winners in each local compe­ tition will be mailed to Punt. Pass & Kick Headquarters, fax comparison arid determinatfan of zone winners. Further ettri^etltlons at the district level Will qualify competitors for cham­ pionships th Ute 15 NFL game Puppiei Avoilobl* > Boys TOMORROW 8 through 13 enter our free PUNLPASS &KICK COMPETITION! line with television coverage of the 15 National Football League teams Area champions will com­ pete during half-time at NFL games for division honors. The 13 national finalists will compete at the NFL Play-Off game tn the Orange Bowl at Miami. Florida, after a trip to Washington. DC All-expense trips to NFL games for area winners and their fa­ thers. and all-expense trips to Washington and to the NFL Play-Off game for finalists and both of their parents, will be provided by the Ford Dealers of America, who co-sponsors Punt. Pass * Kick with the National Football League. In Hastings, as In all other local competitions, first - place winners will receive distinctive Medal ot Achievement awards in a blue motif on plush velvet blue ribons. Second-place awards are white There will be 18 awards in all-three for each age group. a great event." said Coach Rob­ ’ ert Carlson, competition dlrec] tor. "I know the boys are looking | forward to competition with each other, and III bet we have some I winners in district and area I events! I wouldn't be surprised ' If a Hastings boy made that trip to Washington. DC."__ OCTOBER 7 IS YOUR LAST DAY TO REGISTER WIN! Distinctive Medal of Achievement trips to NFL awards . games. . . You compete only with boys your own age — so anybody con win! FREE! Helpful booklet on punting, passing, place­ kicking . . . and on attrac­ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside register Bring your mom or pendability of oar fait tonal attention when you register at . . . IniM ranc*—SEE DENNER lxFord.lnc.lv HASTINGS Ill N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY iTSHwiil TKaaFra” 219 Woo» State St. slanted off tackle from the fire, i In the third canto BUI Shultz the vuttofa 17. HoU swept right for point failed. An area of 165 square miles shown here in Schoolcraft, Luce, and Mackinac counties has been added co the Seney National Vildlife Refuge as off limits to goose hunting in 1966 and 1%7. Purpose of the ban is to protect geese from the gun so that their resident flock will have a chance to build up from its present low level. In recent years, the area's le’vel goose population has been hit hard by disease losses of young birds, overshooting, and natural predation. Armchair Athlete | 4H Dog Care Club 7 | Membership Rises; Enrollments Open Hastings should be the Bassett Hound capital of the Na­ tion this weekend as owners of that breed of dogs move in for the National Bassett Hound field trials (o be held on the Wol­ verine Beagle Club's grounds Saturday, and then enter their prize cariirirs in the National Bassett Hound ihow to be held al the Community Center Sat------------------------------------------wood will renew their’ rivalry, urday night. The Natlopal". Bassett Hound and few fans have forgotten the champion is to be selected, ac­ night the series got underway. cording to Russell Hankins, chairman of the Hosting* Area field for the game and the Vik­ Chamber of Commerce. . . . ings downed the Saxoa* 12-0. The Vikings had launched their Along the Sideline*-Well b« move Into West Central play we watched the I960 West Cen-- with a 13-0 win over Greenville. tral Conference football cham­ Lakewood's band even wore new pions Friday night That Str. uniforms for the game. The next year Lakewood's Johns team was one of the best prep squads we've seen In a long hundreds of followers packed time, with fine blocking and run­ Johnson Field and the Vikings ning and a hard-hitting line. . . . spoiled tlie Saxons' homecoming St. Johns' performance Friday ; with a 7-6 victory. Last season । night rAhindea u* of their exhl-i Hastings scored its first win over bition tn 1964. whert Coach'Bill] Lakewood, squeezing out a 6-0 I Smiley’s sharp lad* soured -a 39*7 decision in the rain on the new wtrf over the Saxons. The year Lakewood grid!/oh.’ Hastings before. St. Johns had upset the scored Just as the first half Saxons., 13-7. for the first St ended. Friday night the rivals meet Johns' victory over Hastings since 1057. ... J Again. . .. This week Hastings and Lakc^| ball on down* on the St. Johns Dunn got __ tempt to pass cost 13then Quar­ terback Williamsto Will for a first down otithe Redwing 20. Hoke got fouren took a pass from Williams to tlie six. Dave Williams, at quarterback, kept the boll and moved to the one. Dunn smashed for the TD. The ball wm fumbled and Rex Wieland recovered and the score wm 33-6. Dave Tumes' kick for the extra point u-as blocked. St. Johns—still using most of the first stringer*—moved from Golf awards were presented at the 30 for four first downs to the Hastings six. Pat Fitzgerald the final Tuesday noon luncheon threw Cary Hambleton for a four ot the Hastings Country Club yard loss then Bob Ironside in­ MLm Sue Flora received the 18tercepted a pass and raced to his hole championship trophy, and1 own 37. Two plays later Hastings Mrs. Jack Laubaugh wu pre- j fumbled and St. Johns recovered. sented tlie 9-hole championship St. Johns then fumbled the ball trophy. and Will recovered for the Sax­ Mr*. Garrett l«ham won first on*. In the July handicap and Mrs. Jim Williams passed to Iron­ side for 14 yards and a first up. down, then Boyce Intercepted his Mrs Homer Smith wdn the' next heave. St. Johns had time Tressa Belfield 18-hole trophy for five more plays before the and Mrs Tony Hein won the 9game ended. hole championship. I The score by quarters: v v " *„ Tied for first In Ute Class A HASTINGS io.. . — 67 0—33! league were Mrs. Bub Hail and ST. JOHNS Officials: George Cronin, ref- Mrs- Laubaugh. with Mrs. Bcieree: Dale Hanson, head lines- • nice Dunn next Mrs I Pfaf! man. and Steve Scott, umpire.; won the Class B league with Mrs. I Robert Shannon and *«~ Mrs Jt rL all from Saginaw. | Lubientecki tied for second Spurtan Stadium, home of Tlie Class C league winner was Michigan State football, seats Mrs. C. Bcedle Second went to '6,000 person*, ranking it as the , Mrs. Frank Ritchie and tied for seventh-largest college - owned ’ third were Mrs. S. Lawrence and structure of its kind in the na- Mrs. D Stedman tton. ' Im. Bottcher and P. Newell were -| first In the Beginners League If'ant Ads Sell L'nusetl Items! land Judy Walldorf! was second Distaff Golfers Receive Awards At Final Fate The 4H Dog Care and Training Club met -Wednesday, Sept. 28. Thirteen enrolled, making a to­ tal of 29 4H'er* now enjoying this project. The film "Dog Etiquette.'' furntahed by the Ralston-Purina Co. WM seen. This wm about obedience training making "good dog neighbors." The Hext meeting will be Ochayride starting at the Howard Ferris home, and ending at the 4H Camp with a wiener roost No more enrollments will be taken after Oct. 15. Anyone In­ terested in this project may call 945-5084 or 945-3367 before this date. st. Johns took the newt klck- ““ de,M^re **^- " I. H. TRUCKS Lincoln - Mercury - Cougar 1320 N. Michigan Ph. 945-2479 Favorite Family Fun' 1 Open Bowling Time Available Frank Cody, a former Detroit School superintendent, *erved of Education longer than any Phone Wl 5*3184 Gordon Ironside Ageacy FOR INFORMATION AND (RESERVATIONS INSURANCI -Bob and Mickey Lambert If'ant Aili Sell Unused hems! Your Hosts EIDNtr DANCE* SIGNALS • AAMwtt » tkk.M. Hm»H*I li.t Ion Liability HASTINGS BOWL INC. Msbm 943-9423 Woodland at Michigan You lAfDm Brings BrmgsTou WBin football Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep Your Dial of MICHIGAN Set At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 GAMES— and THIS WEEK Michigan State vs. COUNTY MICHIGAN RADIO Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all *1100°° Tony Belli Motors It's America's Kxrc. Coach Oom and Wler an­ nounced that Harm Uldriks was tike offensive standout ot the game as the Saxon's left tackle. We are overstocked with new '66 AAercurys and Corfiets Savings up to 5 Monterey 4 Dr. Sedans 2 Monterey 4 Dr. Hardfbps Montclair 4 Dr. Hardtop 2 Comet Capri 4 Drs. 1 Comet 202 4 Dr. * FOR FUN AND HEALTH went off tackle for the point BARRY HELP BOWL •even. Again the point tffort failed. With the "gold unit” In the game, Tim Mast slashed through the line several times for size­ able gains with the drive moving from the HasUngs 35 for four HASTINGS- Safe driver* prefer the tive PP&K pin when you dad or legal guardian when actings' lone touchdown earns the final period ending a 40- 4 Unbeaten Ils In ‘Y’ Leagues Young Saxons icvenge At Lakewood Hastings High School Games i.. PLUS THE ARIA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS at 10:0$ SATURDAY MORNINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 SHOOTING TIME TABLE FOR MIGRATORY BIRDS Delton Nips Parchment In Homecoming Tilt HASTINGS BOWLING E. W. BLISS LEAGUE High series: Jack Shel'er 616. Al Morgan 523. Robert Scars 512, Dick Edwards 523. John Riedl 502, Jack Vos 509. Ann Pavllch 420. Carl Baker 539. Maurice Adrlanaon 520, Gerald Mater 319, Jack Smith 528. Douglas Vlckary 835. John Havens 509, Bmcc Ter­ ry 520, Charles Krause 563. Lynn Burdick 571, Gordon Norris 561, Gary Burdick 552, Mike Snyder 523, Keith Chase 512 and Joe Ulrich 523. High games: Charles Krause Jack Vos 206. Jack Sheler 213. Bruce Terry 213. Gordon Norris 200. Mike Snyder 221, Gary Bur­ dick 213 and Jim Carpenter 211. Delton High's Panthers, who defeated Parchment Saturday night 12-7 in a KVA Uli. will travel to Hamilton Friday n'eht - ■ undefeated Middleville plays host to Byron Center. Ceaur Springs goes to Wayland, Maple Valley to Pennfield, 8L Philip to Gull Lake and Cllmox-Scotts in­ vades Bellevue for the Broncos' homecoming. It will be homecoming at Mid­ dleville with the kickoff at 8 pm. Delton made Its homecoming complete Saturday by posting the Panthers* oecood confer­ ence victory. The Panthers tallied in the first period when Mike Poteet jumpered 25 yards The second fame in the next quarter with Keith Champion moving tn from the 30. Parchment scored in the finale when Phy Wojdyla took a 10yard pass from Larry Ludlow. ' .Middleville, defending Ex- COMMERCIAL MAJORS Paul Woodman took over the top spot for high game scores In the Commercial circuit Thurs­ day roiling 245. replacing Dave Irwin's 235. Woodman finished with 582. under Tom Gilliland who fired 227-587. Bob .Hollister chalked 206-283. Bud Taylor 560, Les Springer 204-558. Laurence < Honk । Keeler 200-556. Maynard Tucker 553. Floyd Colvin nnd Max Myers 542. Merle Haines 538. Dave Irwin 533. Glenn Laubaugh 531. Bob Lambert 525. Bruce Terry 530. Pau) Edwards 211-528. Ken Rose 526. Irwin Harwood 534. Ed Richardson 519. Rod Newton 204-520. Jim Barr 520, Jack Bowifmn 527, Paul Bond 520, Floyd Williams 510, Merl Campbell 507. Dick Asplnall 201-506. Lewis Keeler 506. Joe Olelarowski 502 and Joe Burk­ holder 509 Standings: Larke Buick 16. Sports Bar. Cullinan's and Miller Jewelers 12. Piston Rings nnd Harwoods 11...Aluminum Prod­ ucts and City Food 9 and Tydcn and Welcome Tavern 4. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 ; Basil Hitchcock fired 223-600 to' lend the boys last week. Ron Beyer had 202-573, George Cogs­ well 199-533, Duane Allerdlng 511. Kingsley Bennett 506 and John Goroderukl 505. -----------THE TWISTERS | Dollle Larson chalked 173-459,1 Doria Greenfield 152-423. Mary' Parker 150-402, Shirley Hawks 146-412, Carol Keeler 152-433. Virginia Howard 162 -428 and Marilyn Curtis 163-406. I their 26th straight with their '• * -rin over Montcalm Cen- rr* rm rrTri': rnnmni EE EEnziitzrEgmmrn f33 ES GE] CE (ZU CE GE CE CEJ CEJ dp ra'igiwna mn r»xi rail nuirenraHroiirgii grtvraii ranrag —r, —rr, —- — UTT TOYl Eg 1 gjl mrirrin'! isn Agn bah i<r i tg; tnn ahi’ ia:i ta;: i a.’i rn flI3ri HQ K22 Sz) K2i] S1HU tfl]j 12X1 KlU UU DLL HU iflil E2D mu mr ran ran ran nrn rar ran ran ran ______ ______ ran Kirpnmmiran [jEg wo_______ US ESQ IU (22 UQ (SQ UUBE, QQ S2J MICHIGAN DIPARTMINT OP CONMRVATION COMMERCIAL MINORS Standings: Bender Oravel and PartM.r-s Tavern 14. llasUngs Banner. patU)n Monument and VAJ Mobil 114. Renner Ford. Deputies and Belli Motors 11. Dale's Bake Shop. Zephyr and Hastings Aluminum 10, Tlriller's A home content* Inventory may show that you've acquired a surprising number of new poiaestiotu. Make a room-byroorn list of everything you own. Then total up its present value. You may find that your present insurance on home contents falls far short of the amount you really need. If so, call us for more up-to-date protection through a Home­ owners policy, and Midway Buffing 8. Walldorff's 7. Smith Bros. 64 and SouQx End Food 5. Good scores: Galen Daniels 172-502, Paul Woodman 199-508. Dick Shanrok 225-569. Jim Weslock 174-504. Pete Kruger 205­ 509. Harvey Baker 222-559. Jim Harrington 205-500, Curt Awery 198-505, Bob Morey 224-556, Gor­ don Howe 181-517 and Dick Wil­ cox 220-575. WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE­ Standings: Stanton’s 13, Crys­ tal Candy 11, Hastings Cleaners 10. Hastings Aluminum, Ne HI and Hastings Motor Sales 9, East Side Lumber. Miller's and Pea. body 011 8. Vita Boy 7, Carol** Needlecraft, Maker's Market and Barry Ready Mix 6 and Pepsi Cola 2. Good series: Shirley VanDenburg 204-542, Maggie Corrigan 194 - 498. Uulse Balis 171 -488, Inez Lyon 170-466. Barb Kleraey 181-462, Lucille Wilson 168-475. Carol Benner 198-470. Gene Thompson 172-456. Della Oorodenski 182 - 447, Ruby Downey 159-445. Julia Lozo 157-437, Doris Stanton 156-444 Mildred Math­ ews 153-410. Marie Hammond 167-468. Henrietta Coenen 159­ 451. Betty Miner 189-452. Mary Sherwood 162-426 and Sue St Martin 160-428. Good games: Joan Tinker 153. Marcia Ingram 112, Edna Pass Allen 153. Joan Martin 158. Ruth Johnston 158. Shirley Beck 146. Barbara DeDecker 155. Joan Kingsbury 155. Ruth Rice 158. Eva Rowley 148. Norma Vamey 157. Jan Peurach 101, Elva Rose 102. Orethen Kennedy 151. Eileen Gillespie 146. Clecpha Flora 147, Alice McMillen 159. Fem Brown 151 and Shirley Bowman 168. U.S. Congressman PAUL H. TODD, JR Here's What Tfie~Prrl\ Suys About His Records “On the solid basis of his first-term accomplish­ ments in Congress, We have even- wish that Ito may win re-election. He has earned it." Battle Creek Enquirer and News THE BOWLERETTE8 Shirley VtuiDcnburg blistered the lanes with a 595 aeries thia week. Gladys Edwards rolled 191­ 521, Kay Lydy 167-456. Joyce SkedgeU 157-433. Emma Magoon 493, Barbara Bedford 199-477. Doris Stanton 197-467. Ruth Kruger 185-461, Edith Thomas 170-455 and Betty Shrier 195­ 495. Standings: Big D 14, Mary's and McAllisters 14. Haan's and' VanMaire 13. Foodland 12, Pis­ ton Ring 11, WBCH and Permalee's 10, Sheriff's Olris. North-1 side Grocery and Welcome Tav- TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Good games and aerieo Sept 27: Betty Rogers 180-468. Flor­ tings Floor Covering 8. Savings ence Ossenhelmer 157-439. Judy Rhoades 152-411. Peg Edger 151­ Kroger's 2. 380. Helene Featherly 149-406. Betty Howes 146-416, Norma TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Kitnmey 144-403, Diane Belson Good scores: Dick Wilcox 229­ 522, Roy Hewitt 214-568. Bruce Phlene Klahn 136. Donna Math­ Brumm 209-541. Ed Anderson ews and Leon Rogers 135, Joyce 188-522. Jane Sherk 172-485. Bob Brittingham 133. Wilma Ander­ Miller 190-536. Norm Jenkin* son and Phyllis Leavell 129 and 189, Larry Annis 164 end Ralph Jean Welfare 128. Richardson 165 Standing!: Ken's dr Bob's Gulf SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES High scores: Louts Slisbee/267- 14. Welton 13, Thomapple Skat­ 608, Wesley Friend 233-594. Loary ing 13, River Bend 12. Backe Arnold 212-550. Ray Lundquist Constriction 9, Quality Discount 206-543. Allan Hinrichsen 183­ 8. Consumers Power 6 and Ma­ 529. Jen George 206-525. Ron ker's Supermarket 5. Fellow 178-498, Robert Slocum 181-484. Bonnie Wyant 171-481. NIGHTHAWK LEAGUE Rose Hlnrlchsen 1T7-479. Sandra Herb Bishop 196 • 506. Rum Lundquist 164-473, Evelyn Pel- Hart 194-508. Art Oallup 186-2Q0low 170-454. Bud Grow 181, Steve Malcolm 168. Al Morgan 165, plnall rolled 189-549. Bernard Hause 181, Jim Bourne Standings: MidVilla and Dev­ 168, Helene Bourne 152, Ted ereaux 11, King Pins 10, Strikers Smith 153, Pat Ray 140. Dan Ray 8. Rollers. Uldrlks-Newbert Ins 149, Pat.Nelson 143. Dan Cullers and Head Pins 7 and Mavericks 149 and Joanne Martin in. Newsweek Magazine Pick a winner from our complete stable Woodland School Menu Opens Sunday at Bangor gained a 14-0 lead on Its own field but couldn't hold on . ' . z» ti ’ and Grand Rapids South Chris- LanSing (jOllCTy Ilan posted a 24-14 win. The Lanalng Fine Arte FesUPlainwell rolled to a 40-12 win | val Exhibition will open it the over Paw Paw In a Wolverine Lansing Community Gallery. 124 Conference contest. -------• — -9. Ionia ~ Street, on Sunday. Oct Dan Crouch scored on runs of The exhibition, which will run -MUk. p«»«. J«Ujr undwlch. ra OCT. 1C - Milk, kit doi ears. <llx. *p*l. Coach Jack Streldl's Trojans the Metropolitan Lansing Fine OCT. XI—Milk, •pagkatu Coach Gerald Boos' Lawton team scored Its third straight Paintings. sculpture, and pot13—MUk. «pU» win by handing Martin a 27-12 Al-Van defeat. It was Marlin's third straight loss. A public reception will be held at the gallery from 1-5 pm. on Oct. 9, with contributing artiste tn attendance. During the two-week exhibit, the gallery will be open daily OCT. IS—M from 1-5 p.m. jot and call Srtek. jello OCT. 1» k HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Medics Explain Use of Cold Packs In First Aid Standings: Chrome Room 17, by American Medlcat Association Chargers 14, OHice 13. Court- OCT ZS ‘ Is a useful tool In first aid. When Leftovers and Tool Room 8, Caslte 7. Tough Ouys and Machine and how can you use It? In many cases application of Good scores: Joe Bennett 201cold helps to minimise swellIng. inhibit bleeding, reduce excessive high body tempera - Roy Lambert 223 - 495, Harold Aldrich 202 - 536. Aaron Sherk 509. Dick Aldrich 542. Al Relgler the American Medical Associ­ 540. Dale Geiger 514. Jack Chad­ wick 506. Mickey Bowers 527. ation. Cold applications, especially Ted Dolman 540. Mike Reynolds II ant J</i 204-550 and Karol Owen 505 They may be helpful in cases of nosebleed, bleeding from minor cuts such as razor blade nicks, sprains. bites and stings of insects, minor bums and heat prostration. Cold applications tend to in­ hibit bleeding by constricting the small blood vessels In nosebleeds and persistently oozing minor cute. Applications of Ice water al­ leviate discomfort from Insect stings and bites, and may delay the chemical action and circu­ lation of poison Injected by the pest. Immediate application of Milk. ilk. koi po, (toon MSI Milk. cbUl. Sell I. nuseil hemt! COLOR ME lessens swelling. Such applies- 3 Get Top Scores At Trapshoot Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Lawrence fumble for the first pm. Saturday. touchdown of the game Keith Newall passed to Charles Stewart In 1850. • the State Supeln- i and Dennis Brenner slanted of! tondenl of Public Instruction be- j tackle for the other Blue Devil touchdowns Steve Wassman scored for Lawrence from the came appointive in 1965. GOLD Then, drive out to see the moat beautiful show on earth—the colorful change of the Michigan landscape. ’’Color reports coming into Auto Club offices detail where and when the show is at its beat. Make your color tour more enj'oyablo with ^enonalixed Auto Club travel planning. Join AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. State St. Ph. Wl 5-4392 Mwatd J. MaiBMUch. Rapr.Mnt.tiva SPECIAL CLOSEOUTS! on 1966 FRIGIDARE WASHERS & DRYERS also FREEZERS - chest and upright and a few floor model REFRIGERATORS BIG SAVINGS ONE DAY ONLY Re-Elect M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 fiFAlON UH Our Hard-Working Congressman Democrat Maple Valley lost to Hamilton. 20-7. Hamilton led 13-0 at the half and scored again In the third period before Maple Val­ ley could cross the goal. Stove Stine scored for Maple Valley on a 10-yard run. Tom Dleterman led OalesburgAugusta to a 62-13 win over the Oull Lake Blue Devils. Dietermon scored three touchdowns, two on runs of 48 and 63 yards and a third on a pass from Bill Maskill. Stove Powell scored twice on runs of five and 17. Mike Heshman caught a peas from Jim Hendrick for Oull Lake's first touchdown, and Carl Hamden ran back a kickoff 85 yards far the other. Caledonia won a thriller with a last - minute touchdown to three and the Tiger defense was Cjnp A-a. Fftctlvril credited with a safety. Fine MFIS reSTIVCI at least half an hour before the sprained limb is bandaged or otherwise supported. In case of high body tempera­ ture associated with heat pros­ tration. the entire body should be sponged freely with cool wa­ ter until temperature returns to I tolerable level. Immediate Immersion into ice water of a body part that has sustained a minor bum controls pain and possibly reduces tissue Gayle Durkee picked up the' Bellevue defeated Olivet. 26­ damage. 6 ... — I >’• ueivre a large j-ionecr von18. before a large Pioneer ConStanding.: Duraclean 18. Signs fertnce throng. Tinea and V St J MobU 15. WUTim Walklnshaw scored the । Hams Insurance 13, Color Cen- nrst two Bronco touchdown:, in n*??01?!- ^U.2' the nrat Pcrlod' “nd Olivet scored Earl Argeteinger, Don Bach­ Hastings Milling 11. Walldorffa. when Dennis Perry ran a Belle- man and Bernard Tobias hit 23 Motor Aires. Gilmore's Gents. | vue kickoff back 75 yards. Burns Refrigeration nnd Barn, Lee DeLand scored for Belle- Conservation C1 u b's trapshoot Morket 10. Lydy Trucking 9. Ac- vue in the third period while Saturday. UonFIox 8. Arcade B^nUclans 7.1 Darrel Oreanawalt passed 10 Bob Slocum. Don Payiva. Clyde Rockhill 4 and Beeline Fashions 1 yards to DeLand fot Bellevue's Coburn and Jeff George had 22, and Cuylcr Trucking 3. 1 Howard Trumbull 21. David i I -------— final TD. Olivet scored twice more, one on a short dive by Darrell Brad­ MONDAY MIXERS Shirley VanDenburg also led ley and the other on a 55-yard Conley, Jameo Everett and Dick the Mixers with 200-564, Maxine pass from Bradley to Perry­ Special event winners were Hopkins scored a 19-8 Al-Van Dipp rolled 192-537. June Ben­ Don Bachman. Argeteinger. Lon-1 ner 185-506, Irene Heath 177­ A a <-a. i c iuui caster. John Leary and George 504. Oen Hall 184-499. Louise j Norris rumbled 55 yards with a Another shoot to fronr Stoll Ella Higdon 204-500, Barb Sin­ clair 167-422, Lots Roblyer 176­ 468, Velma Slocum 166-423. Marie Ulrich 163-460, Betty Horton 195­ 504 Grace Cooley 170-436. Jane McKelvey 187-462. EUen Davis 175-454, Donna Travis 191-490, Frun Owen 174-476, Phyllis •Thompson 173-458, Katie Colvin 201-489, and Virginia McLaughlin Thc Tntltl Anieiitlnieiils lo the Food For Free­ dom Bill are an "achievement in world states­ manship spectacular for a first-term Congress­ man." PAUL H. TODD, JR Oaty VanElst, 242-pound llneicker, recovered a Montcalm rumble on the enemy 44 and Left Half Tom Warner took the ball 44 yards to score on the next play to start the Trojan romp. Wamfr ran the point. Warner scored again In the. first canto from the seven fori his 11th TD of the season. How- | ever, he sprained his ankle and । was out for the rest of the game.’ Montcalm scored in the second period with Craig Schachtele sprinting 25 yards for his team's only tally of the evening. final six pointer. The play cov- prior to 10 • U October 2U jiiii What’s new In your home? Thursday, October 6. 1866 Third District E. L. 142 L Statt FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,1966 STORE OPEN FRIDAY @ consumers power �i-THI HASTINGS BANNER WAMTAOS WORK rUK T A Lol ol Prime Contenders These Used Car Prices Will Save a Hit With Your Budget During Our WEEKLY SPECIAL! 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR. 8 Cyl. Automatic, Power Steering, $OQE00 Radio, Heater_____________ Full Prico WWW CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words ■vblicetloa. “OK Inventory KO." 1965 BUICK SKYLARK 1960 FALCON 4 DR. Automatic, Radio and Heater ____________ 1962 BUICK LE5ABRE *175 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED SEE THESE LATE MODELS Radio. (Specially Priced) 1964 CHEV. BISCAYNE 4 Dr. Automatic. 6 stick. 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. 1963 CHEV. BELAIR 1964 FORD FAIRLANE 500 Wagon CA8DS OF THANKS » IN MiMORIAMS—2c ft ward. 1964 FORD Vi-TON PICKUP 1962 CHEV. BISCAYNE 2 Dr. 6 Mick. 1962 OLDS STARFIRE COUPE 1962 COMET WAGON I960 CHEV. IMPALA Tony Belli Motors 1965 MUSTANG COUPE 6 »Uck. Radio. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 • LINCOLN • MERCURY WANTED AT ONCE a COUGAR • I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan Phone 945-2479 10/4 1964 COMET 202 1963 COMET 4 Dr. 4 Automatic. Radio. 1962 JEEP —Universal 4-wheel drive. 1950 JEEP Sta. Wgn. Recently overhauled. LARKE BUICK and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2426 10/6 7 —Speedy Cora Cribs —Manure Spreader Aprons —Tarpaulins CLOSE-OUTS' 1961 FORD STA. WAGON Wl 5-2425 FARM SUPPLIES USED CAR 1963 METEOR V8 slick. Radio. "Slop In and See the New 1967 Fords on Display 1465 TEMPEST SPORT CPE. —Hydraulic Valves, Hose . . . Blue mist, radio, w/walls. Auto. 8 cyl. New car condition I —Cylinder Couplers 1464 CORVAIR . .' . Monza coupe, 4 speed transmission, w/walls, radio, white with blue vinyl Interior. —Foal Hole Digsere 1464 MERCURY MONTCLAIR We also have a large inven­ ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steer­ ing and brakes. Radio. Local tory of used Tractors and Ma­ chinery at reduced prices. owner. 1 —Case 600 Combine w/corn 1964 THUNDERBIRD head at a big savings. . . Landeau Coupe with air Liberal Terms on financing conditioning, power steering and windows. Beautiful blue new and used machinery. Also, finish with black cordeva top. we have several tools for rent. 1963 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 . ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes. Blue and white with vtnyl interior. Top condition. 1963 FORD FAIRLANE 540 ... 4 Dr. Sedan V8. Standard trans 19.000 miles. 1463 CADILLAC ... 4 door hardtop, spotless Inside and. out. Full power and many extras. 12 months war­ ranty on this fine one owner 1963 MERCURY . . . Meteor custom 2 door. V-8 engine, automatic transmls. sion. power steering, radio, new w/walls tires, one local owner. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 504 ... 4 Dr. Sedan Radio, heat­ er. automatic, power steering and brakes. At RenneR Ford Country" I960 CADILLAC . . . Fleetwood 60 Special, load­ ed with extras including air condltiomng, original *' factory * finish and lias new w/wall tires. Z^G^X ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Ford Golaxle 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Stand: 8 Cyl. 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 6. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan FARM IMPLEMENTS 1963 Rambler American 2 Dr Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. 1963 Foirlanc 4 Dr. Stand. 5 Cyl. 1963 Foirlanc 2 Dr Hardtop Sport Cpe V8 eng. 4 sp. trans Bucket seats. Excellent condition. 1959 Ford Vi-Ton Pickup 3 speed. 6 Cyl. 1959 Ford Galoxio 500 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Automatic. 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyL, power steering, w/walls, radio. 1964 Feed F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup. 1963 GMC Pickup Short box. 3 sp. V6 Engine. 1964 Chevrolet 1 Ton Cabin Chassis. Several Traniportation Speciale RenneR Ford Inc Used Farm Machinery —John Deere 50 Tractor w,'Uve PTO and hydraulic. A-l shape! —1949 John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. —Ford Major Diesel—Tractor In A-l Shape. —1959 Cock^Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —1946 John -Deere B Tractor mtd/ Picker. —John Deere 227 2 - row mtd. Picker. -Used large grain trailer. Hy­ draulic dump. — M. Moline Corn Chopper. Good shape. —Decker self-unloading Chopper Box and running gear. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 10/8 10'8 mUWEVER SOMETHING YOU HASTINGS BANNER NOTICES FARMERS it lusiaeea We are now 1967 CALENDARS - Wide vari- trates for the winter of per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book matches. Call: Battle Creek. WO 3-0159 collect after 8 pm tf 1966 and 1967. (Bookings until Oct. 30th) Take advantage of our seasonal low price and WANTED Assembly and Foundry Workers Benefits Include: • Fully paid Life. Sick­ ness and Accident, and Blue Cross-Blue Shield Insurance • High Hourly Wage save! We’ll be glad to help you figure your needs for the season. FARM BUREAU SERVICES i M-37 South • Pension Apply at: ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Special —Your rasor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 1135 Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 8. Jefferson. Hastings. tf WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum. stael or wood aaah. Burkey Auto Glass * Radiator Shop. 318 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf EXPERT TAILORING on Jadlee’ and men's clothing. Phone Wl 6-6714. 6504 Gun Lake Rd WI 5-2223 Tailor Shop. tf -Miscellaneous • Supplemental Un­ employment Benefits GOOD AS NEW Buick Motor Division Employment Office Service booking Branded Feed Concen­ MAMMOTH CLOVER SEED — Call Wl 5-2254 after 6 pm. 10/6 STORE it Help Wonted NOTlOX: Maay llatlar* W <ka "Baia" er "tamale" eelumaa are ■el lalaaSaS te errlate er 41aceeraae •pplk«llea« tram pe'**M et ike olker set Seek *'• mH tome eecapalleM are tea■Hared mere elUullre W pereeae el eae mi tkaa Ike elker. Die ertmleellea la empleymeal bereeee el ees le preklblleS by Ike 1IS4 rUerel rlrU HgkU eel milk rarUla MMpliou. ■■ploymeel erea­ rlee eed emfloyere eerered by Ike eel meet ledleeU la IkeW edrerIlMmeal vbelkv lined"peellleae are sellable lo balk eeiea. tf CHESTER B STEM INC. would like to buy your land if it has a good stand of Hard Maple or Old Oak trees on It. Let us buy your wood-lot and save it for future generations. Homer Becker. Rl, Hastings. Ph. 945­ 6748. 10/20 STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply, M37 So. 446-3160. tf NOTICE—Former Beauty Coun­ selor clients interested in new facial and free lipsticks, call Nellie Balmer, 945 • 5944 or Ruby Harrison. 945-4056. 10/27 FREE LUMBER AND CON­ CRETE BLOCKS from build­ ing near Hastings. Write Box 10^3, Hastings Barnier. 10/8 A LADY TO LIVE IN and care for children while Mother is W Banana Is in the Hospital. Call 623-648^ 10 6 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — P.O. 171, HasUngs Telephone WANTED: HOUSEKEEPER Wl 5 - 4954. MeeUngs every Desire responsible woman of Monday, ^*>rn. if Iflgh character to do light houscc lean Ing, cooking, etc, live in at Gull Lake. 2 school ★ For Rani—Roal Istcto age children. Private room with, bath and TV. References re­ quired. Call Richland MA 9­ HOUSE FOR RENT — Fred Smith. 115 W. Center. Phone 9337 or write Box 1020, HasWl 5-2283. 10/8 tiitfo Banner 10 13 WHEELER MARINE BALES * SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats. Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ MANAGER TRAINEE-We wont cessories. M-66 In Nashville. an aggressive and self-starting it For Salo—Roal Batata Monday thru Friday OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tt young rnan age 20 to 28. high 8'00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. OPEN FRIDAYS school graduate, to train for a (-37 So. career with one of America's BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ ly new tri-Ievel lake,front year Buick is an Equal most progressive finance com­ TLED GAS! See Carl Sc Betty's around home on north side of panies. Good starting salary, Opportunity Employer Appliances before you buy! Wall Lake with bulll-lns. Con­ FARM SERVICE excellent employee benefits and They Sell—They Install—They sider renting. Call: Grand profit sharing. Model Finance Service. Ph. Wl 6-2833. M-37 Rapids 538-5511 or CH 32783. 10/8 Ladies' and rnen'i Co, Inc, 140 W. Slate St, South. tf FREE DESIGNING __________ •_____________ 10/28 HasUngs. tf FREE PLANNING NOTICES TABLE PAPER — For picnics, OFFICE HELP —Part time to FOR SALE-1st Ward, 3^bed­ and curtain rods room home. 15 x 15 living room FREE ENGINEERING family reunions, lota of uses. start. Must be accurate at with fireplace, carpeting and 40" x 300'. 8350 at The Ban­ MAth. typing and filing. Write WALK UP AND SAVE! draperies included, formal din­ ner office. tf Let Smiley Buildings help you in own handwriting, giving ing room and modern kitchen age. work experience, and any Help needed at store on Fri­ with your new building far 5x7 to 16x20 REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast pith eating space and loads of other pertinent intormaUon. to days—time donated for Bcuuded your farm or business. No ob­ with OoBcsc tablets. Only 48c. cupboards Tiled bathroom-all Box 1023 c/o Hastings Ban­ School Assoc. PleasjF'caU Mrs. Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/34 modern, one bedroom down, ligation. Call your Smiley man. ner. 10 '8 two extra large bedrooms up­ Stanley Stauffer Wl 5-57788. SMILEY POST BUILDINGS stairs. Play area In basement. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR WANTED — A SECRETARY — Nearly new gas furnace—storm Must be a good typist, able to —Use Rexall's fast permanent 204 N. Mkhigse Wl 5-3324 windows — garage accommo­ take dklatlon-shortliand pre­ Regularly 82.00—Now 81.00. No HasUngs. Michigan dates 3 cars. Conveniently loferred with a good figure apti­ pre-shampoo — No after odor (111) 445-4143 Call collect, cated—510,500 Call Wl 5-5009 tude for sales office. Good Available at Jacob's Pharmacy tf starting salary for experience tf ___________________ tf and personnel. Call 796-3364 ■ones or mobtoaoe HELP WAN1FD 10 6 ★ Wanted to Buy SERVER GAS REFRIGERATOR FORECLOSURE BALE for 540.00. Excellent condition Deteull haeiag Vrta mede li AUTOMOTIVE Call after five. 945-3258. 10 6 WANTED: CLEANING WOMAN —2 or 3 days a week. Prefer WANTED TO BUY—Violin of HELP WANTED Mondays and Fridays: Refer­ by JAMKH H SINES en.l FOR SALE—Stanley prunes. Mc­ good quality. Write full de­ New • Remodel • Repair eaud MARJORIE BINES. >ueb»n4 end ences required. Call Richland Intosh apples and other vari­ tails to Emory Bowen, Sara­ wife. U mortofur.. V. FARM EKS MA 9-9337 or write Box 1020 are In need of the following nac. Michigan. io 6 eties In season. Sweet cider. STATE BANK OF MIDDLEVILLE, a Hastings Banner. 10'13 Hours: Daily 9 to 6. Sunday technicians: 1:30 to 6. Paul Wlttenbach. 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 a. one (11 Painter Clarksville. Michigan. Phone— HKGI8TERED NURSES OF it Wanted to Rent b. one li Mechanic (for our BARRY COUNTY—Your Hos­ Saranac 642-2850. 10 6 new and used car recondi­ pital needs help! Evening and LOCAL BUSINESS MAN uanta tioning department! night tours of <Wty. Why not FOR SALE—Apples—McIntosh— to rent a three-bedroom house­ Investigate? Cla/a Sage. R N. 82.00 bushel. Leon Tack. 2 miles c. two <2> Body Repairmen in good condition in Hasting-. N. of Banfield Director of NuOkmg. 10'27 (far customer repair shop* Call Tony Belli, 946-2479. 10 13 NOTICE Is hereby given that These are permanent positions we can offer you: one 1959 DeSoto-8-Flrefliaht PUBLICATION ORDER. 4 Dr . Serial No. M 412115995 a. Above average earnings may be inspected at 2688 Wood School Rd. Hastings, where it c. Paid vacations la stored, and khat said vehicle d. Hospitalization and Life Insurance will be offered for public sale e. Retirement (Pension! Plan at 10:15 am Tuesday. Oct fl. Apply In person or send per­ Grand Rapids. Mich, and the sonal resume to; holder reserves She right to bld * Mr. Robert L. Daria PUBLICATION ORDER General Service Manager and purchase at such sale. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 445-2154 1001 Leith Street Flint, Michigan Over Hastings Paint Sc Wallpaper Store CANVAS TARPS $3.47 up WINICK'S LEGALS Heating — Plumbing Service WELTON'S NOTICE U4 W. Michigan Anbm Battle Creek Michigan UNIVERSAL C.l.T. CREDIT CORP. 1522 Wealthy. S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan HELP WANTED Due to an axpamioa pro­ gram several openings have developed for the foUowiag: WELDERS GENERAL LABORERS PRESS OPERATORS ASSEMBLERS Shift Openings. GOODYEAR BROS. ART MEADE, Salesman Home Ph. 945-2323 LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 445-40M Man or woman to supply household necessities to consumers in N. Barry Co. or Hostings. Experi­ ence unnecessary. Write RAWLEIGH Dept. MCJ-651-728 Freeport. III. 61032 10/fl FOR BALE — White potatoes, HELP WANTED Clerk - typist: pleasant office; sand-grown, non-irrigated salary commensurate with Sunday calls accepted George ability and experience; fringe Christiansen. 2S mi. north or HYDROPLANE IN GOOD CON­ benefits. Call 445-2466. tf Stanton. on M-66 to Hillis Rd, DITION—Red and white rac­ 1st house west on right. 10-20 ing stripe on blue background Crash throttle all ready to go LARGE PHILOO REFRIG ERA Will hold up to 10 h.p. Beat of­ TOR In good condition. 850. fer takes It. Call Wl 6-4046 Frank Roush. Hickory Comers. Wiry NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line stamp with your name, ad­ it Businass Opportunities dress and ZIP number for 8385. This Includes, postage and sales tax, Burpee's Spec­ Unusual Sales Opportunity ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, We have an opening for a wo­ 48048. tf man who can sell in the home High Type Product*—Exclusive CARPET CLEANING IS EASY and in demand—leads no prob­ with Host New Electric Uplem-car furnished, expenses Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ plus comm inion. If you are work. Clean 180 square feet accustomed to high earnings for only HM. Hastings Floor call us for an appointment, Covering, 133 W. State, Has­ Ungs. Phone Wl 6-6118. tf 538-8706, • or write IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY Daei'l Ul trouble* Box MB 486 FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM Take 'am °H ,n Hastings Banner SERVICE! No charge for over­ site prints. tf A Automattvo CASH RATE—2M< p« Enjoy paid holidays, vaca­ tions, insurance program fit«. Apply in person. ELICTRO-CHIMICAL FINISHING COMPANY 33 Stat* St 4'Z Middleville Do We we Buy \ .- We Dry \ PUBLICATION ORDER We Sfoiie We jell PUBLICATION ORDER PUBLICATION ORDER . . . YOUR CORN TOP PRICES PAID Let us grain bonk y<Aur corn and deliver at yot>r convenience. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply , Ktberd J HMM rOREOLOBURB NOTICE B-nteo nu ss MORTUAGE ?ALE bwn aiede In Che r. znawff kdft wlfeh U h»«l T. Rente aa4 Cvia as rererdeci "o JI 1M«. I: �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Calendar of Spacial Evant* two calls Saturday night At 13:30 they got a call from the Hastings deportment to help put out a CARD OF TRANKS I wbh to express my thank* to Dr. Gordon Finnle. Dr. Morrill, all the nuraea who cared for me. also Rev. Elliott and friends for food brought in. A special thanks to the Wellman Readers far fur­ nishing the dinner. The nurses BPW GARAGE SALE at the hospital, Dr. R. G. Ptanle, Saturday, OeL 1 Rev. Harley Townsend for his Hastings BF.W. Garage Sale, comforting words, the pull-bearother thank you for all services era. the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home, all of those who helped in nock Hospital. ' RUMMAGE SALE. OCT. 14-15 Your kindness Charles P. Smith RUMMAGE SALE at 8t. Rose membered. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14-15, CARD OF THANKS al St. Rose School Hall. I wish to thank friends and F.TJU BAKED GOODS SALE family for plants, gifts and cards. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lilly OCT. 17 and family Church for the gift received Help us. make it a Merry Mr. Victor Warner while at the hospital, Christmas for your children by "Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cappon brlnglng baked goods to sell at und fiunlly Parent Teachers Conference. OcCARD OF THANKS be used for Children's Christmas I wish to express my sincere IN MEMORIAM thanks to friends and relatives In loving memory of our dear who sent cards, gifts and visited father, grandfather, and great me while In Blodgett Hospital. A grandfather. William F. Bayne, PUBLICATION OBDBB. who left us Oct. 8. 1952. Elliott. Rev. John Joldcrama and ’"Another year has passed since the Hastings CitUens' Band Ra­ tiiat sad day ■ 14 l> Bnilh. Uccvsird. file No. dio Club. When one we loved was called They no more Uian got home from that fire when they were culled again to fight a bum fire not far ing Investigated as lo their causes The firemen will meet Thursday. Oct 13, for their regular meeting. Nashville, Hastings Traffic Tickets PUBLICATION OBDBB. PUBLICATION ORDER. jo. ORDER OF PUBLICATION— Claim* tad DaurtalaaUoa of Helrt. I van. *t non sxtrr . .LI. held Monday. rence and Myrtle (Haynes I Slrtmbock. He married Beatrice Rone of Millbrook on July 4. 1928, Mr. and Mra. George Forman. | bers. Meetings will be every TuesAbo on Sunday, their son and d“>' afler school. —u •« — Harold u—u r„_ family. *«, Mr. slid Mra. For- j■ nic United Fund had their Myrtle Btrimback. Nashville; man und daughter, Susan, of :kickoff Monday morning at the four daughters. Mrs. Jack (DonHoughton Lake. Joined the gather- ;Lioru Den. Many volunteers were present for coffee and rolls and to Clarence (Alice) Furlong. Lan­ ing This was sort of a farewell get their soliciting kit. They will sing; Mrs Norman (Beverly) as Mr. and Mrs. Forman expect to have three weeks to do their vbltAlfi-rding, Freeport, and Mra Ray leave in a couple of weeks for mg and collecting for a most (Barbara) Brandt. Hastings; their winter home in Zephyrhills, worthwhile cause. The president Fla. (or their 21st winter there. of the board. John Sinclair, intro­ HaMlnga, and William and Ted. Mra. Goldie Farrell of South duced the drive chairman. Mra. Carlton was a welcome caller on Othmer. She gave the instructions - —-------- —-— —belt, Ferndale, Fla.; Harold, ‘',,d George Omuitend and emphasized tlie Importance cf stationed wtth the Navy In Cali­ Sunday * Can anyone tell how meeting our *1.400 goal. The UF. fornia. and Richard. oho in we can get rid nf of ,h the " red squirrels fair share is asking for *402. This that live tn the walls of our house money will be distributed to the Glen (M*rtha> Roush. Nashville: and have a bowling alley in the national agencies and used pri­ Mrs. John < Velma) Bryans, celling over our bedroom? * marily for research. Mrs. Endrus Woodland; Mrs. Zennle (Rachel) ••Stop" signs have been placed on Wallace. Mrs Richard (Geral­ Jordan-' Road at Martin Road to make a request for the Girl dine) Callihan. Mrs Leo (Betty) making the latter a through high­ Scouts. The girls are not all able Lancaster and Mra. Donald way. Gravelling of Martin began to buy tiieir crafts and extras and (Myrna) Lancaster, all. of Has­ Tuesday. would not be able to belong to tings. and Mib. William (Mar­ Scouts if II wasn't for the help from the U.F. Mr. Bontsema. field JFonl zfrfs Sell Unused Items! garet) Roec. Freeport, and 20 grandchildren. representative from Kalamazoo, West Woodland By Victor Sitton Although the severe frost and possible freeze forecast for thia i community last Saturday night did b.n i » । not materialize—much to our re­ lief—lighter frosts earlier did put an end to some of the vegetables and flowers. However those that were sufficiently sumcicnuy ujvcjcu covered on un those umot nights are still producing and we have picked tomatoes and string beans this past week as well as LEGALS were Rev. Etna- Unaeth officiated Cadillac has 13 model. for 1N7 hlghlighled by fronl wbeeLdrive Fleetwood Eldorado (foregroun the De Ville CoBvertihlo (background), b dis tine tlooal Cadillac •■took.” What would we give If we could CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin­ ■Hello, Dadi* in the same old way. cere thanks and appreciation to To hear your voice and see you smile. the many friends, relatives and neighbors for the beautiful floral To be able to sit and talk with you awhile." offerings, cards and all of the Mr. Strimback, Barry Farmer, Dies on Friday scabiasa and marigolds. However, Fail Is here and the reds und yel­ lows in the woods and along the not-denuded roads are a thing of beauty. Mrs. Edna Lydy of Hastings was a Sunday and Monday guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead. * Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Helse at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Helse were: Mra. Woodland from the volunteers and to talk Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hasting* Uy Mrt. Glendon Curlit » W. l-.ld.lj 367-J51J on UF. When Uic volunteer knocks on your door be sure to give your und Mrs. Herbert Johnston. all of PablUh*4 I "fair share." If you give at your Uns community, and Mr. und Duane Myers, son of Mrs. Elea­ Mra. Douglas DeCamp of Nash­ nor Myers of Woodland, for the, place of work, be sure to specify ville. Mr. and Mrs. Heise planned past nine years has been employedi it be returned to Woodland. The PUBLICATION ORDER. Dollar* CU. to leave Tuesday for Uielr winter by RCA In the missile project. Hastings Uf. always returns the Hui. »t Mkhiftn. Tk. Prabal* Paid E. 8i*c*l HU work lias taken him to many: money to Woodland but Lansing -urt for th* Coutr of Barrv. . will not EaUU ot Nalhan V. Moftiil. Dr Rev. and Mr*. B. R. Davis ot 1of the states including Patrick M04..FII* No. 13.HST. . Lions club will meet Tuesday, Air Force Base in Florida. He■ Woodbury were Thursday callers ■ it I* Ordrrwl ib»l oa Ociobtr 11, ■ Loaaa and dimraau on Mr. and Mrs. Walker Cotton. 1also spent several months on As­. Oct. 11. at tlie Den for their ■ t 10:30 A.M. in th* ProbaU Mrs. Lloyd Makiey called there on !cension Island und Grand Bahama, regular meeting at 7:00. Board meeting will ______ be held this ThuraABSOLUTION TO VACATE A — — - ___ ____ Friday, and Saturday guests were ■Island Last December Duane andI -------"K.." wife. Carolyn, went to Fair- day night. All members arc urged TOTAL AHBCTd PORTION OP THE PLAT OF > Mr. and Mrs. James Kent ot Lake hb 1 HABTINOB IIZMOHTS Odessa. * It’s the fourth of Oc- 1banks, Alaska, where they spent to attend to make plans for the LIABILITIES months. Recently Duane was club. This is the 50th year tor ,tober and tlie katydids are still eight 1 at Indiriiluali. virtu called back to White Sands. N. M.. Llonlsm! : "singing" to the nearby trees. * ' The viking* did not do as well Mr. and Mrs. August Wilson ot where tic now Is employed by the Hastings called on the former's 'AVCO Corporation which U work- Ust week against Greenville Ulis 11 mother, Mra. Mattle Wilson, Sat- !ing, with FPS-16 radars at. the »-«]c Friday they travel to HasHollsnun Air Force Base at Wldle t^ Hastings' home­ > urday. TOTAL DKPON1TH Sands He will be working the coming game so there will prob­ li'Old K ! | County road men put in the new ,areas belwren White Sand* and Hbly be a good crowd. The Junior i I conduit on Martin Road Just north ’Blanding. UtaiL Duane and Caro-.varsity will play their game I5O.U-T.95 ILabililiri jof M-43 last Thursday. The road ]lyn have purchased a new home, against Hastings on the home field PUBLICATION OBDBB TOTAL LIABILITIES ... . was so bad following the rain that .where they are now living at 1W5 UUs Thursday night. Hie Pee Wee | the mailman could not make it on ;Hubbard Drive, Alamogordo. N. M. (eara wU1 pIay th,.,,. gamc of CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Thursday and Friday. We have the SOO.OOO.OO Donald Davernuui. chalk talk the serson Tuesday, Oct. It. with promise ot gravel In tlie near artist of Grand Rapids, will pre-1 Lake Odessa Tills has been a future. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'sent a program of sacred drawings I profitable fear for the boys even tin online and songs at the Woodland Meth- Uiougij they, have not won any Mra. Kay Moore, local, spent an odbt Church Sunday, Oct. 9. at'eamrw J gamer. ‘They Thev have 'have learned iHniM the enjoyable weekend in Florida, Fri­ B pun. Mr. Davermon luis been: fundamentals of the game, which day they flew to Miami und spent accepted throughout the US. are important. the night there, going on to Cape^well TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL 111 as he has presented programs Boys and girls from the band on Saturday, and arriving' ; NOW? TIIKKEEORB. HE IT RE­ Coral MEMORANDA t^r=r>h7’irZm'nn«7t7» over “ Perlod 34 years. This will ; iinve been knocking on front doors '* hU 1’963rd The public this past week. They are selling the SOLVED that 11 1. Iha. of &^dav L hivltad to this free program, -- ------------ ------- ------- ,—„-------- - candy that has become an annual idght at a hotel near the ocean. t m eetlnu of The first meeting of tlie the WoodWood- project for them. Be sure to buy they witnessed a small foretaste Lind 4H Knitwits was held Tues- some to help out the band, and Ing from the southeast. Although daw, Befit. 30. with eight members nil your sweet tooth or use as P9RQL The leaders arc Mrs. a gift. reporting a wonderful time, they ORDER-PUBLICATION— Woodland was left without a were glad to be away from Miami Gaylord Laughlin and Mra George when the tropical storm Inez Wlnsley. The first project will be'grocery store a short while ago knowlrdr* and ballet. a knitted head band with a dla- when Mr. and Mrs. Mulford closed. reached its climax there. RUDERT W. SHERWOOD mand design. Tlie fallowing offl’ ‘ ‘ ~ Mr. Mulford B working for the Mr. and Mrs. Lorence Hubbell cera were elected: President. Katie state : inspecting butchering. Many । were unhappy because of oad>>. Oclotcr 24. al #;00 nor Myers were callers on Mrs Laughlin; vice president. Cathy people Michlvan. held un a 'prll Hitt, and secretary-treasurer, Vic- no i mien 1>r H» car to get anyplace for gro^Cafrj'* .'LdminUlralnr.. prarlnx f« BE IT PUHTHKR RESOLVED due Maule Wilson Sunday. Sept. 35? * kie Woodman. Members helped | cerics. < The problem Ln ngw solved. ; Rice from Charlotte plans to ftunenl o( r/.’ldue* “7 tended "The Restless Odes" Fri­ Mra. Wlnsley celebrate her birth- Mr. Wllll.m U. Hladmaa i'abliralio„ .nd >.rvk day evening, then went on to day with ice cream and cake. Tlie <open the store Friday. The town Dirertori ulnr In Th* H*-iin<a Hannrr. dub is still open for new memj t people should plan to support him BE IT FUKTIUlli iiksOLVKD that Grand Rapids where they attend­ ed a New Years Eve party far tiin.'U 0^,0— V.___ Dalia: 1 Cortright *n<i Hod* *••-—---- for- Palllinnar ■ boll Buildlic PUBLICATION ORDER ( Ulrhlgi held <>n rt*lm Iislll OBDBB —PUBLICATION — ORDER -Q*a«ral Branch Manager Paul Kerastas. On Tuesday evening they attended an urea World Book meeting with Manager Clayton Morey at Nordla In Battle Creek. Tlie new year for World Book began Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Modrlc nnd little Kim of Ann Arbor were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead. Mra. Mod­ rlc Is a granddaughter. * Mr. and PUBLICATION OBDER. •art fat the County of Barn’>:<l»te ot Ralph Ehredl. Deeteiod. 1 Robert U 'We're As Near As Your Telephone SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference 7 Ktawr. City Clark .dren of Beaver Dam. WU.. visited i<> so [over the weekend with her parents. Appliance & General Repair Mpert «f Condition of “Tti« Ho.tin*. City lank" NOTICE TO BIDI DP. i 1 PUBLICATION ORDER. Publlratlun Philip II. Mitchell. Jude tv OrpeoilI*. OetWr.l Coftriiht MII'HIIIAN in/» 14- other TOTAL I.IAHII.IT1EH .............................. Business Directory OF DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK Lawrence Brother* Agency for re**r<*? . 7 7.’ lOo." 7, 7 TOTAL t AI-ITAL ACCOUXT8-................................ * 1?11 I. r,. -,i. i TOTAL LIAIIILITIKS And CAPITAL ACCOL'XTS,.7li.oel . it. •; 1 INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Owner JOHN BARNETT, State Farm Insurance AUTO — Fill BONDS Swanson Insurance All Form* of Iniurance and Bondi JERRY ANDRUS l’ *l*.OO(iua erve f.r cenilegraciM MU* MEMORIAL M ON U MINTS »U 0ATITAL AOCOUWT* . o Unrk—letal per value .................................* Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Product* at Jefferson. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ REPAIR — E«pcrt workmanship. ICE—First class work. Call Wl Gilmore Jewelers, 102 L State ING done at the farm according 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ St. Phone Wl 5-5316. ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services. M37 So . Wl 5­ 2223. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND CARPET REPAIR — Has­ Repairs and sharpening. Saw tings Floor Covering, 123 W. parts and supplies. McCulloch State. Wl 5-5118. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ and Pioneer. Francisco Farm ICE— 24 hour Service 1 black Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— and white). Jacobs Prescription Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. all kinds of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Recored. Burkey Salos and SoKEngraving. Miller Jcwelets, 118 ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — W. State St. Largest selection of Drapery Wl 5-5176. Fabncs'in Barry County. Kirsch GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All rods, Installation and Hanging. SERVICE ON ALL MAKE^of trac ­ washers, dryers and small homo Bcverwyk’s Color Center, 221 tors, machinery and chain saws appliances. Call 945-2317. W. Mill. in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl TROPHY CENTER—Plus specialTERS—Service, parts, hoses and 5-5052. bags for all makes. Authorized ized engraving of all kinds. Gil­ Hoover Sales and Service. Steury more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., Electric. 222 S. Jalferson. Phono 945-5316. Buiineu Service* Offered GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gra.el Co. Home office 822 S Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412 Plant. W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. Mitcellaneou* HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ TER— RirW wood or finished frames. Also, custom framing. 221 W. Mill. Radio, Television Repairing SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. thorized Dealer for Wheel Horsa 945-3862. Free service for one Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rlte Water ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Setchall-Carlson Color. Repair and new work. Fixtures E. L. Carpenter hardware. Systems. Sold, m>ralled, serviced. and supplies Kelley Electric Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ Service, 524 Middleville Rd., 5381. ' WE REPAIR radio and record TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ . ' * players (STEREO and HI-FI). Phone W| 512700 after 5 p.m., ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ Music Center. 138 W. State. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV­ Hasting*. son. Phone Wl 5-9187. Phone 945-4284. ICE- For details call 945-3187. Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to ba,MatedJn Thia Weekly Service and Rapair'Guide' �»—THE HARTING R BANNER Thursday. October (. ISM Will law P Klrkastrirk . Mank* 1. TO SO Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors Jaa» CSilM Baaaer Ll*m S1.S7 I. C* * sea * <«r It. ,4 warn Caaprtallre Eilaatlan , i. • R», Waller*' H**H«r* Pre**. lar Naan fldrlk. Hlrk.rrf M Haan ....... hu«M.d*» Mm* A I. \,. • ♦ Illlle.fUe . . Smith'* Ba*l ’a'ai^ri11 , I, ... i W.her ....... Mlllaa Buehler .... William A H.rr ......... iu*»u*r . . Penaark llo*l>llal .... Jaaim R. NpInaUr M D Mnam H«*l ar** Farm*. HrhaOer'* ' Off..* Hnnnlin . . Saiiaaal Hank of H*«rinr* . ■*>»>'. E Han., it . .. Mrs. Campbell Hurt 83S.7M »| Mra Ben Campbell, fl. W Grand, fell at the Mathodist Church at Freeport Saturday aw­ ning m die and her husband were entering the basement tar a chicken supper. After the meal die . (.0t4.STe.ea rase ST.SS 1O» 170 40 10.30 4 00 30.00 fractured a hip. Surgery wm scheduled for thia Wednssday tnomlng. tlRAlN COMMITTKI DON'T MISS CONSUMERS POWER Company Special SALE In Thia Week's Poper S.JS 3 SO SOT M USE BANNER WANT ADS! U'llHam Crldl* 4t.es IS 40 isa 40 s.»o NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC SOO 23 SO This is to notify you thot os of October 1. 1966 . . 41 00 the office of 230 10 Charles E. Morrill, M.D. 03.04 will be temporarily moved to ssoo 110 West Center Street, Hastings 1* "T ... In the office of Robert Huebner. M.D. while permanent office spoce is being readied in the PROFESSIONAL BUILDING at HOW. Center Street, Hastings. PRINTING COMMITTEE The New Telephone Numbers are: 30.00 30 00 30.00 20 00 I4.SO 10 00 RErTEMOER SESSION Charles E. Morrill, M.D. Office Phone 945-3362 HOW. Center St. Nights, Weekend! and Hastings. Mich. 49058 Holiday., Ph. 945-2332 Wars* Praiwt Brel waist. In sink. Slrei n-l Hot** foil,,* Ina ive the e W*) Foil wo-ptoce wool-knit dor defining the >reaifod closing tootle A-llne. *hi»e whh camel, or WHEREAS ingle piece easy. mug uent uf ciinifnri letoralive foci he coffer table WHERE** hie apool-t ) An original mulling n SOW THEREFORE anil keepi net hunt Big low co •tely with hioM-fromd 1.070 00 (1.070 00 And, when you I low you want. pearance right f Aa Marty known, four Blg low ,1 *> they’ll sta Tehard- ....... noth loubli •bl* in 2no oo ork ' ?URB skirt Ink ulln. R ®4o oo r, toddler resting a nd warmth •corner's choice rm mbtr eomld UACrM.1. veils mini at ordered %! ah Doqt bead ctulalna cRead cRefole To the do it youraaW decorator, print advertising makes s matsrisl contribution. In mors ways than one. How else can she got such OQmpItfS Information on prices, sires, styles and colors right in her own living room? Where else can she And a stunning Idea-end bring It to a standstid for further study? What other medium lets her dip and comparer Print's the only one. And the spell that print weaves doesn't stop with metarial. It helps ring the register for everything from automatic can openers to ripper closures. Which Is why-whatever you have lo seU-part of your sales message belongs in print Print makes sense, because print makes Mlei THE HASTINGS BANNER �The Hastings Banner! Th..— TkuriXn. OrfnSr. 6. 6 1966 Thurtdoy, October Tills in essence is true head­ line, for recently 77 new per­ sons moved into the cunimunity as our neighbors. Beginning os new student* at the Michigan Rehabilitation Institute, they joined 194 other students al­ ready enrolled from last year. In common with the group Is the f*ct that c»ch has come to acquire skill training in * particular vocational educa­ tional field, all are of adult age. and a large majority have a disability of some nature. Their first contact with the .■•ciiuol could have been through their high hcluxil counselor, for­ th.t MRI student*, u visit to the school, the scliool catalogue, a Veterans Administration Coun­ selor or a Vocational Rehabilita­ tion Counselor or a VocnUonal Rehabilitation Counselor from tlie Slate-. Tuition paid may t>e un a private basis or through <me of tlie governmental agencies such as the Veterans Adminis­ tration or tlie State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. 1 xxited on Pine Lake, the DON'T MISS CONSUMERS POWER Company Special SALE In This Week's Paper Air Hastings High Donald Moore FPlt Club Names Given Air Force \New Officers New Neighbors Move to Barry County 7/ Commendation Canadian North American A The Future Professional and | Business Girls Club of Hastings High School held their Drst Staff Sgt Donald E. Moore, ; meeting of this sfehool year on son of Donald E. Moore of R3 Tnursday evening. Sept. 29. in Middleville, has bren awarded room 101 at the high school. the U. S, Air Force Commenda­ There were 20 members and tion Medal at Wurlsmlth AFB. distinctive from other education­ one honorary exchange student Mich. al fadllUt*. member in attendance. The aims und goals of the dub. as well as the rules’ and regulations were bilUatloa. : reviewed briefly by Mra. Virginia metal processing specialist in practical. ■ Snyder, advisor to the group. . Vietnam. I Th; girls were reminded of He was cited for his outstand­ I their motto, "Place your goal ing prcifeNiiona! skill and Initia­ liigh for you will never rise above tive which uid.d immeasurably vidaaL I your goal " Continuing educa' ton in identifying nnd’ solving numand searching for available, terrtuv problems encountered in Tlie process may be simple or scholar, hips was s'.ressed. th? accomplishments of his complex, and involve one or _____ more areas *uch as; Counseling, AWARD WINNER—Army Captain Rogey U. C. Donlon (left)* proudly wears the two Vietnamese Tentative plans and future He Is noyr nt Wuitsmlth as a psychology, nursing-medical su- medal* presented to him in ceremonies at the Embassy in Washington Aug. 26. Vietnamese Am­ prog tarns were discussed and the pervlsion, remedial education, bassador 11. E. Vu Van Thai presented Vietnam'* National Order 4th Class and Valiant Cross with American Cancer Society und rtc: Rehabilitation Is not treat­ Palm lo Captain Donlon for heroic action In battle on June $, 19M. Captain Donlon. this country’s the S. Hop? Ship will be spfclal ing the Individual a* though he first Medal of Honor winner in Vietnam, is a native of Saugerties. N.Y. Keith Daniels, son of .Mr. project* again thLs year. Tlie were different or someone to be and Mrs. Carroll Daniels of Gilkey Lake near Delton, as an Arm, staff .sergeant, took part In tbc members, voted to change their pitied, but cutiildcrs him as an action for whteh Captain Donlon was cited and attended the ceremony at the White House when noon hour business meeting to Individual with a unique need. President Johnson presented the Medal of Honor to Donlon. | the first Tuesday of each month Coming from the word "habilltathis year. Club members wcretlon” <lo qualify!, "rehabilita­ the local community life, through usked to submit Ittens tor pro­ tion simply stated, mean* o*- their church and cldc activities, grams and special project* of in­ fisting persons to requalify for ; the schools their children at­ tern v Many constructive sugemployment and a productive By Perri Stewllt* ' *cri’ submitted and will , tend, the stores in which they tern sttmais Rlven con^deraUon way of life. Delton., faculty members did b>. lh„ official board and the The Michigan RehabllltaUon *hop- w’d ,helr involvement In u tew mten-sting things this committee chairmen this year. Institute program U baaed on community life. Some staff arc Summer.*-Mws Hill went to All foreign exchange students tills concept Tho acliool Is own- native* of tills area white others Muskegon with her church group, uttending Hastings High School w\1kOPC;,LU'1 ?y. ^me from various purl* uf There were 30 in the group und tMft year will be invited to beof Michigan and Is directly supervised by the State Division the State and country. »*hey rented canoes and look a come honorary club members. Each represents a well-train­ 3-hour trip up the Muskegon Officers elected were: President. of Vocational Rehabilitation. Payments by students and an ed and qualified Individual, who River. Al their destination they Carol Be-s mer; vice president, is not only Interested in t h f were picked up In cars and taken Suc secreao’. Debbie school, but tn the community os back lo their camping grounds. Shawman: corresponding secrefinancially sound. well Numbered among the staff Miss Hill reported it wn* fun tary. Mary Beth Goodyear: treaseven though it rained. Mias urer. Terri Babcock and hlstorThe staff of the Michigan Re- and their families are several Knapp. who teaclics girls physi- lan- Doris Hale. habilltaUon Institute are neigh­ community school tcaclicrs. cal education, took a trip up The door prize was won by bors and residents of such com­ church and civic lenders, a forlor north of Harbor Springs, for Debbie Bloss. Carol Bessmer. munities os; Plainwell, Otsego. l mer mayor, a talented cotnI five days. She also went to Sum- Cleone Berry and Judl Newton Hastings. Shelbyville, Delton. | munlty musldan, a member of a community commit-. I mer school at Western Michigan a-’*L'ted with club duties nnd Knlainaaoo and other areas. The — ---------- - planning ------ —----------■Univeralty. Delton s principal, serving dessert. families ore very much a part of tw*- fornwr Wdnan men and Monday, October 31 cfzkr-- owners, riurneT-- and nnr! as nx many rnanv of nf store Mr. Baker, and hl* wife took a I------------------------------------------i you folks know, "Just some dam | trip with Miss Klch to Kansas Apetch. He took two courses. One When you care enough good ote neighbors of yours.” for a week. Hr also had his W4l3 group problem solving, and | to send the very best LT. CHRIS KAHLER ! We. iu>pe that through tills • house remodeled, Mr. Beebe, who the other was Introduction to | and subsequent weekly articles tvaches Journalism, speech and education Mr Jones. English and • Home Wall and | which will appear In The Ban­ communications, and hU wife | American History teacher, went Shelf Decoration* went to Summer school nt West-1 lo Summer school at Western ner. we may make you better cm Michigan University. He Is | Mlchlgan University. He also | acquainted with us and the pro­ • Window Decorationi working on hl* master's degree in puyed a lot of golf and tennb. gram for Michigan’s handlcnp• Tabic Centerpiece* | ped adult male citizens now goMlchlgan Rehabilitation Insti­ tute La Tint and foremost a trade technical school. but because of the unique needs many of its student* hare, certain services Po—«■ 1 ta 8 • the continent He Is a graduate of Kellogg t High School. His wife. Joan. Is the daugh-i Forts. N. D. African Violet Show An African Violet Show will be held from 10 am to 9 pm. Fri-day. Ot. 14 In the Black and Sliver Room at the Civic Audi­ torium in Grand Rapids spon^ sored bv The First African Vi­ olet Society The theme of Use show v III be "A Garden of Vlo-’ ” 'its' depleting the Fall garderi | flowers os nettings and accents I to the show in floral arrangemerits No admission rharge | Delton High News | HALLOWEEN 1 L SALE L 10 BIG DAYS SAVE WITH WONDER ONE-CENT GET YOUR HANDY SHOPPING LIST NOW! ________ Chris Kahler is Promoted With Typhoon Squad - _ Pledged to a High Ideal As a member of the Order of the Golden Rule, we are pledged to provide complete and sympathetic assistance for all families who re!y on us—whatever their religious be­ liefs or financial circumstances. Our adherence to this high ideal is evi­ dent in every phase of each service we direct. LEOHHRD-OSGOOD ^funenalJJotne CHARLES H. LEONARD To kindle your Interest did you know: i Albert Chris- Kahler, son of That the Michigan Rehablll-1 !Cahler ot br,n PJ0' tat Ion Institute Is la unique unique. ']2,< 2K E Mtrshn,!school like There Is no other school like 'motcd to lieutenant. Junior grade. In the Navy. It In Michigan or the Mldwret? Lt. (JG) Kahler Is a radar That It's the largest Mateoperated Institution Ln Burry Typhoon Trackers. Airborne or Allegan county? Early Warning Squadron based pie and an operating budget of < U“ln' , ! over $600 000 a year? 1 , u Kahler flies out of Guam । Thai it h. > Nxrirm BuWlog aircraft as the radar. .a Nation-wide onicer. He has also ftet*! npUtfcUob Ahd taroO* studehte t into Vietnam. Philllpines. Okl-!■ from other states? i nawn- Japan and Hong J£nng That it* .staff and student*, squadron has :iod 35 ty-; spend large sums of money in phoons this year. the rnntmuniH. community thus th,,. contri­ vw.|-g responsibility extends bute to the area prosperity?.................... from the International Date Line That the State has spent al- to the Matey^Penhisula and from most J2.000.000 improving the, the equator to north «T Japan Khoul'A facilities nnd In the The weather data which can next couple years will spend b- collected by the aircrafts’. 1n- , another $3,000,000 In new build- st rumenta from within the eye Ings. | ot these .storms arc ot great value Do these Tacts stimulate your ,o meteorologists and weather Interest? If so then you’ll wont I foreewders to reeul the subsequent article*vw-' •- we hope too that you'll want to . storm’s center whenever pos­ drive out to Pine Laki- to sec' sible. ; Plying at altitudes as low os "What’s going on.’’- We Invite you to do this You’ll be most ' 600 feet, the highly trained pilot* and crews maneuver their air­ welcome any .school day. craft through the severe weather surrounding the eye until finally they break through Into u region of eerie calm. Here the sea Is without white­ caps or wind streaks whereas in the region Just outside the eye the shrieking winds whip the sea Into a maebtarm of green water, mottled and streaked with blowing spray and foam l.t. Kahler. 26. Is a 1953 Has­ tings High graduate He um UTATI IIRVICI commissioned ns an*-ensign in INSURANCE • BONDS th? Navy nt Pensncoln. Fla.. In 1965. 2 for the price ot 1 . . and Cups SPfCMUSTS PLUS A PENNY • Party Invitations and Tallies FIREPLACES BUILT OR REPAIRED BRICK VENEER - STONE of All Kinds CEMENT WORK Orivewayi - Sidewalks BLOCK BASEMENTS PHONE (COLLECT) 868-5434 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY uul 'hi&aUif Sewia SkowK ttOtt* AFTER 6:00 A.M. Phone Wl 5-2466 126 E. State St. Welcome Your Charge 7 mu FSIA1E JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Delta Kappa Represented at Region Workshop Don't Let Cotd Weather Catch Yon Unprepared! K UP«'‘ Delta Kappa Gamma was well represented at the Region B workshop in Battle Creek h<v-ted by Beta Alpha Chapter last Sat­ urday. jUkSS sented by 105 members who gathered for an exchange of ideas and to further plans for tlie year's activities on 'he theme. "The Nature of Crcnltvl- Cover Your PORCHES & BREEZEWAYS WINDOWS AND DOORS with Genuine Shatterproof FLEX-O-GLASS tk. n...... ... W _Maler‘,a. lbat_c*fri»s on th« edga for your protection. Castile Gtth. 12b 00 Is al • Napkins, Plates ALTO Construction Co. IT’S SO EASY ANYONE CAN DO ITI Helen Roms Look For Genuine FLEX-O-GLAJ5 At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmbr. Dealer Get Flex-O-Glou ot Get Flex-O-Glats at East Side Lumber Co. E. L Carpenter Hdw. Building Supplies 811 E. Railroad St. Phone Wl 5-2423 Hardware & Appliances 142 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-2983 and you see it almost everywhere! “Modern" is the word for the Security Charge Sign. It denotes the "modern" way to shop. Through the convenience of your own personal Security Charge Card you FMllcrton. State automatically receive extended payment privileges just by saying “Charge It." You ("Women should be more active jin decision nuiklng" she stated. I Other state officers were Itilro, ducod. i Various committees met In । group workshops with resource can decide then or later to pay os little as 1/10 of your balance each montfs with a ' service charge of only 1%, the lowest in the area <minimum'-payment $10)—or pay the entire balance within 25 days of your billing date with no service charge! Stop and shop where you see the Security Charge Sign . . . you'll see it almost everywhere! Luncheon at the Hart Hotel was followed by Mrs Dorothy Uve talk on "Planning Creatively for Financial Security.” Fifty- 33 IT’S A GOOD SIGN Invest wisely.’’ she aUte-d At the opening meeting on Sept. 28 In the Hastings Mutual Insurance building. Delta K.ippa Gamma President Edna Bender told of her committee nppomt- waa devoted to a workshop of theoe committees to set up tlwlr plans for the year Uon by Upjohn Chapter of Char­ lotte to hear Mrs. George R«mney on Tuesday night. Ort. 36. at Olivet College Center. Reser- Sponsored by EHational CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON ANK of Bastings □nd Security National Bank of Battle Creek ; �Church Swvtces Mrs. Beardsley Succumbs After Long Illness UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIS? CHURCH | PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Special Devotions ONLY ONE Welcome Wagon International, wijh over 5,000 hoiteiws, has more than thirty years eaperience In fostering food erill in famines ind community life. For more information about... Welco 305 S. Church. Hatting* PHONE WELCOME NEWC0MEIB1 Use this coupon to let uj know you're here -------------------------------------------------------------- -- --------oj’W®3------------------------------------------------------------------------ an.___________ _______________ _—___ Pfeate have the Welcome Wagon Hoden call on m tjrould like to subscribe to tta Halting* Banner subscribe " '■ ■Btl'Out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept, DELTON METHODIST Marclus E. Taber, Minister Church study, Sunday. 9:45. Worship, Sunday. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. Sunday. 6. Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. Chancel choir. 7 pnx,Thursday. THE GAI.IIEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Comer 108th St. & North • Freeport Road Phone 945-5704 10 am. Sunday school. 11 a in. Morning worship. 7:30 p.in. Thursday prayer and Bible study hour. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Bisson and Buehler Rd. Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm. j PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH 1/4 Mile E. of M-66 on State Rd. LeRoy Kenney. Pastor IRVING CHAPEL 10 am. Sunday school. Sunday school. 10 am. to 11. 11 am. Morning worship. Prayer meeting. Wed., 7:30. Wednesday, 7:45 pm. prayer Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls HASTINGS FREE and Boys Brigade, METHODIST CHURCH | Women's monthly missionary fellowship. 2nd Tueedsy, 7:30. Boltwood and E. Sate Rood Sunday school. 0:45 am. KILPATRICK UNITED Morning worship. 11 am. BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday evening service. 7 pm. M-66 Woodland Wcdneoday prayer, 7:30 pm. Rev. R. A. Hoffmnn 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. " Clulstlan Youth Crusaders, 8 pm. Evening sendee. Wednesday, after achool. Young People's Service. ThuraHASTINGS CONGREGATION day. 7 pm. — OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 220 West Colfax Street A LjMrt.EVII.Li: CHRISTIAN Bunday public talk, 3 pm. • H’OBMED chapel / ” .08 W. Main Street WOODLAND * Rev. Earl flchipper CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Worshlpf 10 am. 8319 Coats Grove Road Sunday school. 11:15 a.m. Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Evcnlng worship, 7:30 pm. Worahlp service. 9:45 am. Sunday school, 10:45 n.m. CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday. 7:30 adult choir. TliuradAy, Junior choir, 4 pjn. Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield Watoon Cor, 3 Vi miles I DELTON SEVENTH-DAY West of Martin ' ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday school. Warn. Elder Samuel J. Etie Worship. 11 am. 2730 W. State P.d Ph. Wl 5-9465 'Hartings, Mich, 5 Y.P.E. Tuesday, 7:30 pm. " V Sabbath achool, 9:30. [ Saturday Worship. WOODLAND Wednesday Wednesda prayer, 7:30 pm. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Bunday, "Faith for Today." on George Speus. Pastor TV. WOOD. Channels, 8 30 am. 1503 Johnson, Dike Odir^a, M:ch. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy. Sunday school, 10 am. Radio WJEF. 1230, 8:30 am. Morning worahlp, 11 am. Evening service. 8 p.m. Prayer service. Wed., 8 pm. ! 1302 S. HANOVER ST. —HASTINGS J Oct. 7 through Oct. 16 7:30 Nightly—Sundays 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elie 2730 W State Rd. . Hastings. Mich.. Wl 5-9465 SaL Sabbath school. 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Sunday. "Faith for Today." on TV Wood, Channel 8. 8:30 am. Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. Radio WJEF. 1230. 8 30 am. ' | j ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST W. Olen Campbell. Pastor 2 Mlles South of Oun Lake 9 45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7i pm. Evening worship Rev. Coyt York, Evangelist, a very capable speaker and well versed Bible student, is returning to Hastings for his fourth visit. You Will Enjoy the Singing Grindley's ®| DANGER SIGNS Increate in thirst, hunger and urina­ tion, loss of weight, itching, eaty tiring, change* of visum and slow heating ol cuts and the danger signal* of dia­ betes. Your family Doctor can quickly and easily Who offer a Varied Program of Muiic . . . Rev. Coyt York Accordion, Piano. ngeiiit, Wesleyan Organ Vibra-Horp and Bait Viol. Methodiit Conference, Al»o, Sccne-O-Fclt. N. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue 11 am. Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People** service. Morning worship, 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Prayrr. Bible Study Wednes­ day. 7:30 pm, Ira Osgood's. First lz>cal Conference will be WESLEYAN METHODIST lirid Tiutraday bvcnlnr, Oct. 6. Hickory Comers. Michigan 7:30. *!' । Bev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Bunday achool. 11 am. Morning worahlp, Jun­ MILO BIBLE CHURCH ior church and nursery provided. Route 3 Delton 7: 30 pm- Evening service. Wedruwday, 7:30 Family Night. A. J. Spoelstra, 8: 30 pm. Choir rehearsal. Sunday school, 10 Worship, 11 am. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday evening service. 7:30. SCIENTIST Wed. evening service, 7:30. 645 W. Green Street Sunday service, 11 am. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Sunday achool. 11 am. Rev Chalmer Miller. Pastor Wednesday service. 8 p.m. 10 am. Sunday school. Reading room open Wednea11 a. in. Morning worship. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. dag and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. Coming to the Pilgrim Holiness Church Hendenonville. i Worship service, 10 am. lari Gaskill, Pm tor, Bunday school 10:30 am. 1 Mote, Supt. 7-30 pm. Musical Unified Christian Endeavor. 7 p.m. Service of Hartings. Freeport. Dum-U Slarborcl |V(.r 7 the Calvary United Brethren Me Cal Turn and Baltimore Junior Clyistlan Endeavor, 7 Churqh, . vnurenes. rayrue wiuons snara •--* — —---------- ■ — ---- ----will be shown. Special music by Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. members of each participating Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30 church and a hymn sing. The P-™_lea^trs' cla>’ton Mot* public is Invited. , 6,1(1 Fred BawayPrayer meeting Thursday, 7 pm. with Sunday school execu- BOWENS Ml LUS CHAPEL Henry VanTil. VanTil. Evangelist Evangelist Uve meeting following. । Henry 10 am. Morning service. Mrs. 'Bcardslcj- died at 5:30 11:15 am. Sunday school. m «^,nt SA it Penrw-lt FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings A cordial welcome to all. pitallsed for 17 days. She had Where a Christian Experience been 111 a long time. . Makes You a Member. H A STING 3 10 am. Sunday school. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. ahlp. ,/uiy 6, 1890. the daughter 6:30 Youth Fellowship. of Pater, and Leah (Stambaugh' Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor 8:30 Evening prayer. Truub. She'married Rev BreadSunday school. 10 am. 7 Evening worship. rtey at- Sunfield in Jan, 1009. Worship hour, 11 am. 7 Wednesday prayer and Bible. Sunday evening service. 7 pm. in the United Brethren Churches with her. husband. Including CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY COATS GROVE churches at Woodland. Wood­ ADVENTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Slack bury. Charlotte, Lake Odessa and Coats Grove & Durkee Road Rev. Charles Glbba. Partor Saturday worship, 10:45 a.m. Floyd Walter. Supt. Prayer mert Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Bible achool. 10 am. Worahlp hour. 11 a.m. SOUTH KALAMO Christian Endeavor, 6 pm. PENTECOSTAL All are invited. Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor "The Country Church That 1631 Ionia ltd, Kalamo Welcomes You." Surviving, bealdoi lier husband, Sunday school. 10 am. Remember outdoor pastor are a daughter. Mrs Clayton Morning worship, 11 am. drive. (Evelyn) Goodrich of Sunfield; Young People's service, 8:30. The outdoor poster program Is two, grandchildren. and throe In progress. Let's have enough Thursday prayer. 7:30 pm. gift* given for theae beautiful 3Pickens Chapel was in charge of floral arrangements CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE; along the streets and highways 1719 N. Broadway Almon G. Fulton. Pastor j months of January and February. 410 fe. Madison. 945-5065 I Tills will help make available Bunday school. 9:45 am. tho spiritual and leadership tor qf ^t„Ho*e of Lima parish Morning worship, 11 am. training and opportunities of has annotmiped that Forty Hows Youth acrvlce 7 pm. Christian Endoivnr to more of Evening service 7:30 p.m, our yuuJH( young people. Ciialrman Mrs. Wednesday Bible, prayer. 7:30. Rjch^jd Darby. Wl 5-2543, Is McCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH C. Ths Singing Gridley > Owosso, Michigan COMING! OCT. 23 . . . RALLY DAY Rev. Jamat E. King and The King's Crusaders Rely on Rexall Pharma­ cist to promptly fill your prescriptions from our complete stock of phar­ maceuticals. YOUR PHARMACY Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy 126 Eoit State St. PhoR« Wl 5-2466 Ha>ting> Grace Lutherans Sending Kiddies fig. S.lli Aoroaa Churches Unite for Sunday iRev. Buwalda Heads; Area . ^Sij^H^’SSdS^Srtor <>* j the United Brethren Church has :been elected president of The The children In Grace Luth- Camp Ponzer Lake _A*aocteUon •ran Bunday school have, as­ sembled some 30 kiddles' kite for sending abroad. The moot Innocent sufferers In known as Camp Gonzer. the world today are the little children in poverty - stricken countries. V1U8V .. • that Lutheran World Relief, Inc., By Met. Sylvan Tagg iuu set up i kiddy kit program. 13 ■«•<* It. 741-1211 Each full kit contains a large Mr. and Mrsv Robert Humphpencil, writing pad, five un­ sharpened pencils, a ruler, a tooth brush, a lurklah hand tow), Fuunce were guests ot Cub Pack I 3131 of Ute Boy Scouts of Clarkavlllc Saturday, 8«pL 24. Mr. and I Mra Robert Humphrey. Comhandkerchief. | monder and President of the “ThI. vrw> Presented two American (l“«s 10 Cub5 * Mrs Aaron a^T^ T^/J^- Oronewald and daughters enter­ AL. Lut^Tan tallied with a stork shower SatChurch. Mra Dorothy Mayo, urday night, supt 17. honoring ”a“r‘: their daughter and sUter. Mr* ice Benedict and Mra Louise , Lj1ln Bnrry oI Hast Inga. Games Leary, led them in this kiddles' ttere play£.d aKcr whlch Mrs. kit project Charlea Foote wrap-1 Hfirry opcned hcr many lovely ped them for shipment to Luth- ,Wd useful gifts. Refreshments eran World Relief which will wcre „.r>rd to 24 guesU. Slide* belonging to Myrtle Wilson win be shown and there Freeport ursaa.sa in fnUSlCfll oCrVlCe There will be a Musical Unified Service of the Hartings. Free­ port, McCallum and Baltimore Churchee at the Harting* United fax and Boltwood. on Sunday, bers of each participating church nnd a hymn sing. gram are Rev. Earl Gaskill of the Hastings and Freeport Uni­ ted Brethren in Christ Churches. Rev. Chalmer Miller Of the Baltimore United Brethren and Callum United Brethren Ih Christ. The public U invited. Sunday Lesson '■Blew the Lord. O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: who forgiveth all thine Iniquities: Mr and Mm. Lynn Barry -nee -rho hraleth all thy diseases." children In the foreign missionj -----------?>lArcciJa----------Gronewold) are.-.-5 par- Psalmlrt's The ------- --------assurance of llclas' cuts of n a daughter bom Satur- God's cwt-. healing power b Included enli day. Sept. 24. nt 5:10 pm. al in the Christian Science LesaonSTONEY POINT Pennock Hospital The little Miss Sermon titled. "Are Sin. DisLAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH welghed 7 lbs. 4 ozs, and has -- ——•- »— Rev. Carl Sllveniall. Pastor Rev. Richard Keep been named Teresa Lynne. : read tn all Christian Science Morning worship. 10 am. . I^wjtr Wednesday, 2 pm. Sunday school. 11 am. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Bleam of churches this Sunday. Sunday worship. 7:30 p.m. Hastings and Mr. and Mrs Boyd Wednesday family worship. 8 pm. Preaching. Noviskey and children of Lowell Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm. were callers of Mra. Ruth Bleam Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. a Sunday ago. * Mr. and Mrs. LAWWOOD Boys, Girls Fellowship. 7:30. Keith Buehler and family were BAPTIST CHURCH Bv Mrs. Man Oversmiih dinner guests Sunday. Sept. 25. Community Room above of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodland Fire Station GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Henry Van Syckle, of Dowling. * Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor Callers al Uo Barrys Sunday 8. Jefferson & Walnut Sts. Mrs, George Owen, local, and were their son and wife, Mr. and 9:50 am. Sunday school. Rev. Roger A. Janke, Pastor Mrs. Helen Owen of Evart en­ Mr*. Norman Barry of Portage 11 am. Warship jrrvlce, Worship at 8:15 and 10:45 am. joyed dinner with Mrs. Lincoln nnd Mr. and Mrs. Leland Mills 7:30 p.m. Evening service. Sunday ichool and Bible Owen of Woodland, Saturday, of Kalamazoo, * Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 24. * Mrs. Helen Owen of Larry Lydy were callers on the Evart spent a week with Mr. and Over&miths Sunday. * Mr. and CEDAR CREEK Life" over WKZO-TV, 9:30 am. Mrs. George Owen and visited । Mrs Ivan Westbrook and boys, BIBLE CHURCH other relatives recently. * Mra. also Mr. and Mrs. John Allerchannel 3; WOOD-TV. 10:30 Campground Rd, 8 Mlles South o-m . channel 8. WJIM-TV, fi .30 Leona Jefferies. Mrs. Allen FUh,|idlng had Sunday dinner with Pastor. Donald Tack Mrs. Frank Burgess, Mrs. Jay jj their mother. Mrs. Roy Aller­ Sunday school, 10 am. Living." over WILX-TV. 11:30 Wing and Mrs. Henry Myers at­ ding * Callers at Clark Over­ Worahlp. 11 am. am. channel 10; WZZM-TV, 13 tended a missionary meeting at smiths Sunday were Mr. and Youth meeting. 6.15 pm. the UB. Church in Lansing, Mrs Roy Eldrld of Clarksville noon channel 13. payer. Bible study. 7:30 pm. Tuesday. and Mrs. Edna Lydy of Hastings. The Lutheran How, over Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma* * Mrs Edna Lydy of Hastings WOODBURY UNITED WKZO, 12:30 pm.; WBCK, 1:30 visited Mr. and Mra. George spent Sunday night with Mr. and BRETHREN CHURCH The Sarah Circle meets this Alexander ot Lowell. Sunday. Mrs. George Unstead. Just off M-66. North an M-50 In Wednesday al 8 pm. In the Wil­ Sept 25. a Mr. and Mrs Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John Ride from Village of Woodburylis Buehl home. We wUl continue Yoder entertained the A dull Kokomo. Ind, and Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Fellowship Sunday Earnest DeGroote spent Sunday Sunday school. 9:45 am. our study of the Book of Amos evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Worship. 11 am. under Uic leadership of Dorothy Yoder entertained with a birth­ with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. ' Junior church for children. 4-9. Mayo. Charles DeGroote. * Mr. and day supper Tuesday. Sept 19. Mrs Kenneth Davis, accompa­ Youth choir rehearsal, Wed, 8. Friday at after — 4. jpm. (right — - — non onng uieir honoring their aaugnrer. daughter. Junes, Julie's, Fellowship service. 7:45 am. school, a childrens choir will Ullnl btrthda>, Ou„u wrre me nied b£ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Youth Fellowahlp, Wed, 7. be organized under the direction Elwood Yoder ranilly Ule N val DeQ&ile. spent Sunday with Mrs Davis's parents of Lake Bible Study and Prayer ser­ of Pastor Janke and the ac-1 ThaIer famlIy and Mr and Odessa. Mr. and Mrs John vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger companlmcnt of Mrs. Donna ^^ postnia. ■*- Mrs. ‘Angle —'* ”Van— Carey Iwme, west of church. Buehl. j derMole - -- - and- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leach. * Edna Lydy and Mac Membets' children who are in Adams gf Grand Rapids were OveramlUi called on Mrs. Eugene TrfklTY GOSPEL CHURCH grades 3-8 are most welcome to callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wickcnheiser SuiyMy * Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry spent Thursday ?1118 Jordan Lake Street Join. Roush a Sunday ago. and Friday 'with Mr. and Mrs. Lake Odcraa I.P.A. Campgrounds Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clinton and Dav|d Herah of North Adams and ' Phoue DR 4-8277 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN baby of Middleville were Wed­ took in the Hillsdale County fair. CHURCH nesday. Sept. 31. callers of Mr. * Mra. Leo Barry spent Sunday , Broadway and Center and Mrs. Ivan Roush. * Mr. and evemnu with Mra. Zclha Fenton Morning worship. 11 a.in. Willard Hf Curtis, Minister Mrs. Arthur Moore visited his Young People's Service. 7 p^n. Sunday, worship. 9:30 and 11.■ sister-in-law, Mrs Sadie Moore. Wmi visited Nursery provided. Broadcast of of Nashville, Saturday. Sept. 24. :30 p.m. 9:30 service over WBCIL The' * Mr. and Mrs Arthur Moore ton 7:30 pm. Junior High choir will sing at nnd Mra. Sylvan Togg accom­ tiic 11 o’clock service. Sermon: panied .Ralph Moore to CoW- rived Wednesday from North "Accepting Adversity." I\ water a Sunday „ KU. w u Dakota where they had returned ago. * Mr. ,.„ nnd CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL 9: 30 Church schodl classes; Mrs. Floyd Grinnell were dln- a week earlier to move their UNITED "BRETHREN CHURCH for all ages. ner guests of his brother. Mr. goods here where they expect to 10: 30 Coffee hour in Memorial and Mra. Harry GrlnneU. of make their home this Winter. .school. 10 am. Hall. Bellevue. Sunday. Sept. 25. Other He is employed by the Caukin 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel- i guests were Don Orlnnel) who OU Co. * The Methodist Church welcome. lowship will meet at the home of is convalescing from surgery nnd will observe Layman's Sunday. Tom Kaufmann. | Mra. Vivian Johnson and family Oct. 9. Mr Titkemeycr of Wood­ HASTINGS UNITED 6:30 Senior High Youth Fel-' of Battle Creek. land will be the speaker. * The HOLINESS CHURCH lowship will meet at the church, j Mr. and Mra. Clair Clum ac- W8.CS. inerts at the home of East Marshall Street Elder Samuel Elie, pastor of the1 companled Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Mrs. Ida Allerding Thursday af­ Marvin Hickmfller, Pastor Hastings Seventh Day Adventist Tuttle of Alto to Nashville. .Sun­ ternoon All are welcome. * Mr. SundAy school. 10 am. Church. will be guest speaker. I Sept 25. where they nt- and Mrs. Holly are painting their Morning worship, 11 am. Monday—7 Boy Scouts. I tended a birthday celebration in big house and John Smith Is Evening service, 7:30 p.tr ' Wednesday Activities honor of several members of the having his house covered with Mid-week prayer meeting wedlamny * « rwocn Clum vium has nu re rc-­ aluminum siding. * Tlie Com1:30 Circle 6 will meet at the '"Wn today evening. 7:30 pm. home of Mra Roger Wlswell. 1 ---------turned to “ Coldanter ‘­ after spend- I munity 4H meting nnd potluck 3:30 Cherub choir practice. I Ing two weeks with his parents, I supper held at the Grange TuesINTER-LAKES Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum ♦ Mr day was well attended Lenders Thursday Activities a were pr ntcd ovel coraagcs BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 Circle 1 will meet at the nnd Mra. Adon Myers and sons, i Kenneth and John, and daugh­ Delton. Michigan home of Mrs. A. J. Hdn. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor ters. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tuttle 6 Kirk House choir practice. and Mrs. Tern' Pleug enjoyed Sunday school, 10 am. 6:45-Junior High choir pracsupper in Grand Rapids Satur­ Worship. 11 am. day. Sept. 24. before John re­ Evening worahlp, 7 pm. 7:30 Chancel choir practice. By Mrs. Ethel Illnnk turned to Fort Benning, Oa, via Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm. plane. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker. Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Russell Houseman, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Bob Humphrey. and family were visitors of their Rev. Richard VendenBosch 9.45 am. Bunday School, clas- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brittingham parents, the Morris Carters, near Sunday school. 10 am. and Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Turk Lake Odessa a Sunday ago. * Morning worahlp. It am. 1) a.m. Worship service. Mes­ ut tended the anniversary cele- Several families' attended the Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. sage by tlie pastor. Broadcast batlon/ of tlie Nashville VFW wedding of Donald Hoffman und 11 a.m. Junior Church, for Post nnd Auxiliary. * Robert Mis* Carol Brunton of Freeport CARLTON CENTER children 4 through 8. Humphrey, Jr, of Aquinas Col­ at Ute Logan Calvary Brethren METHODIST CHURCH 6:30 pin. Young People's lege in Grand Rapids, spent the Church Saturday evening, Sept. Rev. Richard VandenBosch iiNetlngs. weekend of Sept. 24th with hl* 24 * Mr. and Mra. Floyd Neeb Morning worship. 9:15 a.m. 7:30 pm. Evening church ser­ parent*. * Freeport students at­ und granddaughter. Ronda, were Sunday achool. 10:15 am. vice. tending and taking part In Band guests at a fish dinner at the ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH' ~ 6:30 pJn BftUa3lon Day at Western were Colleen home of Mr. nnd Mrs Clyde Boys Club. Humphrey. Sue Thaler, Aletha Zeigler and family at Wayland Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Tuesday Activities Dipp. Ellen Thompson. Bonnie and were supper guests of the Rev. Stephen Veeblt, Assistant 6: 30 pm. Stockade Boys Club. Buehler. Billie Newton and Rick James Secords al Middleville t^inday Masses. 7, 8, 10. 11:30 7: 30 pm. Mary-Martha Mis­ Stehr. Sunday. Sept. 25. a.m. Mr. and Mrs. George Faunce sionary Society meeting. Mra. Thressa Mote has re­ Confessions. 4 to 5. nnd 8 to 9. called at the Bud Faunce home turned home after surgery at Wednesday Activities Saturdays. 7:30 a.m. on Sundays. 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. in Nashville, a Saturday ago. a । the Grand v*,niiu Rapids napiu* Osteopathic ustcopauuc B- fore Masses on wcckeday.s Tlnsratnl * A Mr &<■- and Mrs. Clay9 am. Women's. Prayer Bond. Sunday. Sept 25. dinner guests iI Hospital i 30 pm Dorcas Missionary of Mr. and Mrs George Pau nee ton Neeb of .Portage near Kalarfere Mr. and Mrs. Don Couseau , tnazoo, were guest* of his molhSociety meeting. ST. AUGUSTINE, 7:30 p.m. Prayer unfl Bible and Pal of Training, Mra. C. A. i er. Mrs Ema Neeb a Sunday MIDDLEVILLE Faunce of Bentley and Mr. and I ago. * Mra. Shirley Graham. Mrs. study. Sahl nnd Mrs. Catherine Thursday—6:30 pm. Pioneer Mra C. A. Faunce. Jr, and [ Marilyn — — daughter. Tommy, of Nashville. Geiger attended tlie meeting , Girls Clubs. ofST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Saturday — 6 30 pm. Sunday Mrs. Betty Golden was a morn­ the "Happy Hens" Extension C HURCH AT DELTON school workers banquet. k ing caller. * George Faunce. Jr . Group al the home of Mrs. Alice left tor duty on board the USB Merriman near Alto. * Mr. and Nuraery for regular services. Rich at Norfolk. Va., Sunday. Mrs. Fred Bawdy and Mr. and Sept. 25. after spending a week Mra. Herman Miller were call. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAW, EVANGELICAL UNITED with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs .... ^ mrs. ju. j Mote > DOWLING BRETHREN CHURCH George Faunce. * Mr. and Mr* | Connie Vaughn of. Alto wns a Sunday Mass, 0 a.m. East and Grand Streets Charles Hoyt spent from Mon- visitor Wednesday Bent 21 of Hartings day until Thursday with hl., Mra Donna EldrM METHODIST CIRCUIT H. J. Buwalda. Minister CHURCHES Phones Wl 5-3397. Wl 5-4995 niece Mra Flossie Wllljer at | Mrs Mabel Thompson and ‘W Jor<1^n „ D. , M" E«hel Blank attended the Rev John Joldcrsma Office iioum by1 appointment Mr. and Mrs. Staneraon of Alto Garden Club meeting with Vidoome Comen 9:55 a m. Sunday school. Leon Joliet. III. were callers of Mr Mra Bterxhe Finkbelnrc In Cale Worahlp service. 9:30 am. West. Supt. Clowes for all age and Mra Charles Hoyt a Sunday donl. There were M me^Siri Church achool 10:30. groups. Nursery provided for all ago. They were Florida neigh- present and u gue.1, Mrs Hazrt Martin Corners bora and planned to leave ror McCall. Tlie Fall banquet will bn Church school. 0:45 am. 11 am. Sermon: "There Setm­ Florida Ute next week. 4 Mr Oct. 19 al the Ho^Church o? eth A Way." Organikt. Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Shondelmayer; the Brethren on JIGSO Ruth West, Clwir director, Ger­ and Barney Siumdelmayer of Uons arc being taken' * Bethel Church school. 10:30 am. ald Ostrolh. Middleville were Sunday lunch Mote and father. Clayton were Morning worship. 11:30 am. 6 pm. Y Hour. Formal Initia­ gurau at the Hoyt-Dutcher home guest* of relative, in Lanilng a tion. on Sept 25. * Mr. and Mn 1 Sunday ago. * Mra Dorian El­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 7 p.m. Service with nurs­ Frank Dutcher and family .were dred wa* hostca, to a Tunner 209 W. Green street ery Sermon: "Study in Romans. caller, at the John Dutcher ware party recent 1, ,t he?h£e' Rev. George Elliott Turaday. Trustee meeting, 7. home Ip Caledonia a Sunday ago * Emery Kime 1. at home with Telephone Wl 5-4945 Wed., day of prayer and Bible * Mra Chas. Blckings of P*rch- hl* daughter and hiubond. the study. menl was a callers at the Rich- Henry Belands of Lake 10 am. Morning group led by aid Bird home a Wednwday ago. aftor almost 3-jmmthP 1! a m Morning worship Ser­ BUI Cotant. ------------ •-----------Pennock Hospital mon for both services Is: "Bent People are drinking and using _______ ______ 7 pm Evening group led To Uve." , Mrs Gladys Oatroth. the same water tlist existed when Some 400.000 new tottjers err** 7 pm. a/.-Hi MYF. Nursery for both groups. the world began, the National Califonnnia'a bardivs each v«7 7 pm. Jr-Hl MYF. 8 pm Choir practice Oeograpluc says Water U age- the National Geographic Wednesday Family Night dinThursday Mary Martha Circle less, nlmoot indestructible, and preeanl, wxne io million peonle— one of the few things in nature roughly one of every lo United . Saturday. Koinonia costume Saturday, library open from.2 that can be used over and over Statosi resident* - make their Halloween party, 8. . 4 pm. , i again. homo in the Gold* state Carlton Center - --- - .— . PM, , >. Pleasant Valley �[Aff/lNGB BANNER—3 SOMEONE various Farmers Home AdmlnU'ration programs. We are very g«ntly depend10 «'rv«l “'“1 ent upon the public service af“ cl'fc-rrla »ou-d -wive tlie forded ncw3 mcdl* lo gct our ----- - ------------ —V* proWanmenage acro^ Mr. and Mr*. Mllea Bawdy of K1°’ Happy 70th C8C * Mr. and Mrs. John MaCtotxvUle and George Lowden birthday. Gum. son and grandson spent a wrekIxxal Office Worker* wf ho^ to ab)e to con­ «>■ Mn Admiral Fuerth ®4 •* ------- ----tlnue this fine aawcUUlon tn the W“" n catching and son. William of Lanring September 28. 1966 future. ? PercK * and Mra. Lottie Bumpus Frt ren C*k™ *Wtel hU nIece Mr Ypur very sincerely, Gust fasgtoa erxertained the day. 8ep-. 23 M™ Purkh^eY.f nnd MrV Charl“ Bauina“ at We. tn Farmers Home Adjntn-| William J. Meyer forton'n»8 Hb,rthd*>‘ dinner Bath. Mra. Clara Haskill and Crrascv Thuraday, Sept 22. and County Supervisor Lwration, wish to take this op-1 Mr tu1d •Mr(' 1 Mra Woodard of Lansing wwe Mr Mr" K,trh'n portunity to thank you and your! Mra °J1DWr?lt' *fr and (afternoon guest* * Mr. Laura Lowell on Saturday. Due to the shortage of good staff for the cooperation you The Michigan State Library bi dmi “Y*. C,U1‘ Fiuftaier attended a WSCS ■ _____________ places to eat___ In Hostings we largest State library OI iMrtotte. grenddaugh-,mreung m Woodland. * Mrs Ifa/tl Ads Sell Unused /fems'!would i .. like .... to mA ft question— luive given us over the years in the second „ acquainting the public with the In the Notion. Pracf T 1 Mr “nd Mrs John 8ut her- Lydia Gatov of Grand Rapid* Eiasi IVliadle Lake 1 land nnd eon* of Woodlapd. spent a week with her sitter. _ ' *-ma trV . ■__ 1-- • __ . . iv.il— __ . I Public Forum । Whv pOESNT A CAFETERIA????' III OPEN It's pretty dbgustlng to wait IIHS Senior is Semifinalist In Merit Test 73 2S Principal Don Gill has announerd that Harold R. Pitch, a senior al Hastings High School, has been named Scmlflnallrt* In the 1966-67 Merit Scholarship competition. i He Is among the highest-scor- WIN S100-S5-S1 CASH WIN TOP VALUE STAMPS WIN KROGER FOOD PRODUCTS IWIN™$1 TWE .FWIENDL'I NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Gel a 3-OF-A-KIND concealed playing card ticket, available upon request at end of any check lane at any Kroger Store or office. Only one ticket per adult customer per visit Qualifying Tret given last Spring. Finalist status by receiving the substantiating their qualifying test performance on a second ex­ amination, and submitting In­ formation about their achieve­ ments and tnterrain. Scmlflnaliau are representative of the country's moat Intellect ually able young people, accord­ ing to John M Stalnaker, presi­ dent of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. "From them will curru- much of our fu­ ture leadership." he said. These students bring honor not only to themselves, but also to their families, their teachers and their communities." Slalna- eluding well directed energy, usually coupled with the effective dln-ctlon and encouragement of To Improve the opportunities 6000 LOW PRICES ■*» TOP VALUE STAMPS needing old. NM8C send* the parnes of Semi finalists to all regionally accredited coL'egts and universities and to scholarahlpgran Ing ngynclcn and other sources Uf financial aid. Studies show that about half of the SemifinalLsta in former years have received financial aid from rources other than ttw Merit Program. W coinc Fliuillst.s Each Finalist re­ ceives a Certificate of Merit in recognition of his distinguished performance In the program. Finalists are eligible for t'ho and some 340 corporations, foun­ dations. colleges, unions, trusts, professional associations, other organizations, and individuals. 2JSM High achool grades. Creative qualities, extracurricular Wctlvl- ">79« Rib Steak »59c Chuck Steak Help Your Child in School Bj® Pride O' Michigan lonalsu T.ndiur USDA Cho.ee lenderay USDA Choir* Patchka'l -79c Roll Roast - 69° Swiss Steak •. 99c Ham Roast Tsntyay BoneUii 8okW Hot Dogs 2-a.>1.09 Merit Scholar*. " Each Merit Scholarship 1* a four-year award covering the undergraduate years of college. Each stipend is individually deready financially abla to attend ^pHCroger Enriched^^ All-Purpose r FLOUR '7*1 BANQUET FROZEN maxlmum of 6.000, or 11500 per year Winners choose their own colleges and courses of study. More than 13.000 student* won Merit Scholarships In the first BREAD DINNERS with coupon stipend may be aa little a> MOO for four years. Those with high Mel-O-Soft White grants from the Ford Founda­ tion and the Carnegie Corpora tlon of New York. Over MB mil­ lion In financial assistance to HldSack » mltted through the program to da le. STAINLESS TABLE SERVICE THIS WEEK'S FEATURE SALADFORK "19 •*a. X," 99 ~— . i Ic^SALE] BUY 4 FOR $1 Krofir From Cat Grin Beau. Cauliflower. IrttcaU IfW*. Fordboak Lian, Mixed hptablM >0 «• FrtMb lr»»i Baans »« -* Tatarattaa '«•« GET 1 MORE FOR 1c BUY 5 FOR $1 Krill, Firm Fill I Cirftll, Ck>FF‘< ■ l,luik. Lili iFkiitk. Fin. Iritttll Cm. 59c French Fries 5 * ----*. 19c French Fries 29c Frozen Bread 3'-—49c Onion Rings Cream Pies KROGER BRANDS CARLOAD SALE! SECOND WEEK 7 ■- $ Fruit Cocktail Cream Style Corn 8- J 69= Kroger French Fried April HiU -•< Q lw 4>»^. >1 Pizzarino —49c Tater Tots Eggs STAINLESS TABLE WARE , Appian Way Kroger Crtds A Modiura VALUABLE COUPOH - SAVE 50t Embany Froien 6 - <t Pork & Beans p*. 10c A great-circle track lithe shortest distance between any two places on the globe, the Na­ tional Geographic says. Aircraft leaving the United Bute for For Banner Cla«lfled Ads Call Wl 5-3481. Fruit Cocktail C..«« wUh r«>U«-iS lai u> Applesauce Evaporated Milk Sweet Peas Catsup 8* Oranges 6 Garden Peas 7 Cream Style Corn 6 7 2- 29c Bananas Fftkh From 6- 99c 2 A 14 Roasted Peanuts 3- 1 Cake Mixes Cream Style Corn 6 CUng Peaches 5­ Pear Halves Wax Beans 5 Tomato Juice Flaming Red Diamond Brand Shelled English Walnuts or Pecans Every inch a ragged John Deere okay Grape Corllond. Mdnloih or err 1 MORE FOR 1c 25 | w Yellow Onlom STAMPS Jonathan Apples 4-49« Mb pkg gsrdvaiag. uoyiag . . STAMPS « LAZ’ iI FAU - 1T,AW Potatoes flowiu Lm> or Thiaha Goodyear 3u BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 ■ �I*. THE HASTING! EANNEB—• SERVICE SPECIAL llitag In Service Only—Otter Good *til Nov. 1) MW I NG MACHINE TUNI-UP Include*—Clean, Oil $400 Adjust Tension ... All Moke* O US(O PORTABLE—SIS.00 m* HASTINGS SEWING CENTER -S. 215 W. State Mien WEEK END WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS REGISTER EACH WEEK Right thru till December 1st Iris Watson. Rt. 2, Hasting* Fall li Hie Ideal Time to Make • New Lawn or Renew Your Old Ona! Ptrvanhl Ry* Cfiw Whit* Dwtch Cl***r • BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN Vern Pritchard, 435 E. Center, Hatting* Edw. Priebe, Rt. 4, Hasting* WAYNE'S SH0E store fORTHE wu «.w* WH°U FAMILY 134 s,ate Mn. Margaret Staup. 825 S. Michigan, Hasting* , "See Our BANK 4^ Beautiful New '67 Models' 138 W. State MUSIC CENTERPhone 1 > I 1 FURNITURE For Every Room in Your Home! 105 East State Street Bernard Watton, Rt. 2, Hasting* WEINERS NEW TRIP EACH WEEK Phone Wl 5-5105 945-4284 Dove Vender, Rt. 2, Hatting* Winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotel*, Whenever You Need a Lift. Homemade Skinless Michigan Grade 1 2. Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or tonec^by professionals 3 lb. Bag ’1.49 Riepenhoff’s Sausage Kitchen 3. Winning family will provide own transportation to aud from. You may enter in a* many stores as you wish each week. No purchase nc^sary. MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Hotel Hosting* 115 S. Jefferson Bob Stutz, 831 N. Hanover, Hasting* lodging and „food for an individual Family of up Weekend include* two nights „ „ to five member*. Meal* include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Luftivh, Saturday Eve­ ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the party. at (Broken Sixes) CONTEST RULES FOR YOUR FAMILY 5­ Winner must be married or;, of legal age, and reside in trade area. Phone 945-5 **L£343| riUMBERCO Tubeless BUckwaH Plus Tax and Two Trade-in Tkes 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 SERVICE Bill Kidder, Rt. 1, Hasting* SIGNS ( Rudolph Flora, 604 W. Walnut, Hosting* With the Professional Permette Dry Cleaning Machine 1 From the Wheel of your i —m, You'll Like Our 10 lbs. - $2.50 Drop-Off Service C48D Restaurant Halting* Charlotte CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS 150 W. Court ot Church There'* always a friendly crowd and the many specialties of the house are favorite* of young and old alike.. 327 N. Broadway Mr*. Rudy Flora, 604 W. Walnut, Hasting* 199 From the City Food & Beverage • Completely Wuhiblt Style and comfort for active women! Stufdycanvas. crepe soles, arch insole. 3*6-10. CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY HASTINGS CLEANERS '(Willard Rogers, Mgr.) Roy Hubbard, 431 W. State Rd., Hasting* Margie Dull, Rt. 5. Halting* WHITE SNEAKERS CALL 945-4013 for ’Cleaning of Distinction Repairing Alteration - Dyeing 6. One preliminary winner will be drawls each week at each participating store. Maxine Knowlton, Rt. 3, Delton . _ fftHouscot^ j^^Jl25H0.J»Ftli«W4T. Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills — llii!;iiiii|!i I’iiii llimli Stop In today! Diacover the magic of V-ht quality ataraol You’re Assured of a Full Measure of ' Service and Satisfaction at the Home of “BILL DING’’ Bulft Deep to Bite Deep Pull You Through Snow PRICE-RIGHT VOICE 219 W. STATE ST. Phauo 945-59B2 231 W. State 190 Tractor-Type Cleats pri«°r?ght°H Official Action of the Hastings City Council INSURANCE Feed with a slow release, long lasting fertilizer— Heritage House ar Greenfield. 3-T NVlOn SUftE-GRir Hush THE FULLER AGENCY, INC 118 N. Jefferson St. Wilma Daniels, Freeport Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand - Delicatessen BENXFRAN KLIN 102 W. State at Jefferson Fred Courtney, 828 S. Washington, Hasting* Boa Wilson. Rt. 5, Hetoting* These winner* from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing that weck.-New-contest each week. HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS Beverwyk's CHICAGO, ILL. COLOR CENTER Plck-Congreae 1,000 Rooms 221 West Mill St. ItlcNxan Blvd. • 4>Con*r«M St. Phone 945-4071 . Owned & Operated by WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS Ph. Wl 5-2423 B11 E. Railroad St. Mary Potter, 1704 S. Jefferson, Hatting* 99 COUPON Polish Diamond Ring BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies APPLIANCES GILMORE JEWELER Phone 945-5316 Gert Isham, 703 N. Ferris, Hasting* BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 201 N. Broadway • E. LANSING, MICH. COLOR T.V. CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES For Every Banking Need WHITE'S 107 So. J.H.non PHOTOGRAPHY t*"1"' 945-3967 ' to be Found in Barry County .IlLlIIIIIn -FWig'iW- In C. Ninth St*. •SSS1.™ Toiaphona: CtO»r2 Sill T*M^4M7M Thea Hart, Rt. 4, Hastings ~ WfT [PV I\ by McGcc - Monarch and Barwick Your present CARPETS CLEANED The Duraclean Way {Hastings 107 E. Woodland Phone Wl 5-2091 Clark Payne, 312 E. Marshall, Hosting* Virgil C. Hine, Rt. 3, Hastings 30’ W. State *t Broadway Road Service Phone Wl 5-2235 AHas Tires 0 Bdfelic* 6b. Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. DILlCAWStN — BRANCH POST OFPICt Complete Beverage Department Come to th* service station that car** about need* and the need* of your car. Stop here Wk quick, efficient and courteous Mrvicet Fred Kunde, 2038 N. Broadway, Hasting* THE SUPERETTE 205 N. Michigan Virginia Vlckaty. 525 W. Apple. Ha.ting, ROOT BEER M 37 & 43 West of Hastings George Brace. Carlton Center 122 W. State Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES CHINA by Lennox & Syrocuse SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE CRYSTAL - E. L. CARPENTER Hardware by Tiffin & Fostoria STERLING - 142 E. State St. by Gorham, Reed Gr Barton & Towle Mrs. R. J. O*i*. 320 W. South. Hasting* insulated Rubber Haan STANDARD SERVICE General Auto Repairing 117 W. State St. in Downtown Hostings Robert L ••ckwltb. S29 W. Green. Haiti.,, HASTINGS - MILLER'S Means NEW CARPETS Largest Selections and the World's Creamiest (Your S&H Green Stamp Store) HODGES JEWELRY F/cA-Carter 600 Room • Tastiest Sandwiches GARDNER'S Eugen, Haul,.,. 1239 S. Montgomery. Halting, I A only Reg. $1.33 . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of CLEVELAND, 0. Pick-Durant 300 Room* ESational USED CARS Clarence Curtiss, Rt. 3, Hasting* T«I«VP«. S14 7M 02*1 FLINT* MICH. Albert Pick Motor Hotel 110 Room* Nair Mlchlon Stita UnNanlty 5 mlnutM from downtown Limin* 1427 Wait Saglmw SL Talaphorw: 3174741 Talatypa: *174720744 Mr*. Dorothy McMillan, 703 W. Madison, Hastings State Er Jefferson Downtown Nationwide Inn 275 Room* to mis. frwn Sowmown 4101 WMSBrwdBL A LASTING REMEMBRANCE 100 Tablets I for Fast, ■ Longer-Lasting Relief I of COLDS MISERIES BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS for BARRY UNTY Make This Your Phone 945-3400 ♦ AAA Wrecker Service in naan o, . tu,m,,i/,hopplni ire* Lafayette at Flrat SL Telephone: Ml 7100 Telelype; JU-222S02* 9 minutes from downtown 16.0 Arthur St. Telephone: 636 3781 T«l«typ«: 902 MS-103* Inspect Stones 102 E. State COLUMBUS, 0. Pick-Fort Shelby 900 Room* Albert Pick Motel 150 Room* ; anacin and GIFTS Tighten All Loose Stones Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine DETROIT, MICH. LOUISVILLE, KY. H. R. Fuller, Rt. 2, Halting* Balling's CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! BOOTS For Men & Boys WEEKEND SPECIAL 5^97 Birke' S Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Sharon Duffy, 227 W. South. Hatting* Phone Wl 5-2983 Ezra W. Parker, Rt. 3. Hasting* FOR THE BEST IN Color T.V. SEE OUR NEW SETS BY MOTOROLA AND ZENITH CENTRAL RADIO 228 N. Jefferson T.V Phone 945-9187 Mrs. Robert Newell. 605 S. Jefferson, Hosting* council Hastings Shell Service IK LIGHT REPAIRS WRECkER - ROAD SERVICE DEPEND UPON FIRESTONE TIRES PHONE Wl 5-2253 U.S. Royal Distributor for Barry County Corner E. Green and Michigan »r«i«a - Alteration* Mothproofing & Complete Front End Alignment & Brake Service PICKUP tr DELIVERY , |4«M&ary Hartman, Rt. 2, Hostings Time to Clean Fail and Winter Clothes! ' JIM BARR TIRE SHOP 141 E. Woodland at Michigan BARRY CLEANERS 921 S. Michigan Phone 945-9411 Robert Smith. 1849 Gun Lake Rd.. Hastings - Mr*. R. C. Gould, Rt. I, Jo Fillingham, Rt. 1. Hasting* Phone 945-4265 Ken & Bob's Gulf Service 610 I. State at Green Swing to a New Fashion Beat Th I for Road Service and Pick-Up and Delivery I’KocTEnsnro* KjinnnQMMRS ^rlllUnoMHW For Every Room in Your Home! Tile, Ceramic* and Linoleum by Armstrong LEES Carpet* and Rug* Utekatk»« Hastings Floor Covering JJ’w/sTn For Bev Jordon. Rt. 2, Hosting* Jerry Schondelmeyer, 509 E. Hubble, Hastings Virginia Hamp. 121 '.2 W. Center, Hasting* m UNITED ™ �V 4—THE HARTTNGB BANNER Hastings FFA Start Safe Corn Harvest Program I operation of oom pickers and; I other harvest equipment. Safety' ; rt minder* will be left with each I family. Same good safety rule* to fol1. Always shut off the picker before you leave the tractor seal 2. Properly adjurt machine to help prevent clogging and grain X Keep all shields securely in The Hastings FFA 1* particl- place 4. Machinery should be checkpa ting in a Nation-wide program lo reduce accident* due to carrleasmws during the coni harvest fore harvest begins S. Carry a fire extinguisher on the picker S. Change off with another opFarm and Industrial FqulperatoPonce hr twice a day if passible. - ' Uonal Safely CMincil. 7. Wear snug fitting clothes Corn Field Event at Hickory Corners Farm Farmers In Southwestern Mich- , I Benson and Mra. Grace Van­ Igan will have an opportunity to Syckle at Battle Creek * Mr get the latest Information In the I and Mrs Keith Strickland. San­ corn production field at the dra and Mra. Winnie Dunn at­ Com Field Day at the Kellogg tended the Dunn reunion Sun­ Biological Farm at Hickory Cor­ day. Sept 25. at the home of ners. located five miles north­ Mr and Mr* Harold Dunn at east of Richland, on N 40tlrl I Graham Lake. , Street. Tuesday, Oct. 11. 10 am. The com picker Is the moat vi*U every farm family in tlie dangerous machine to operate until 3 30 pm Hastings area. But the danger u the careless They will review the safety operator Proper and safe opera­ precautions required for the safe lion pula money in the family's Ing equipment, tour*, demonBy Mra. IJoyd Ownn bank account and continued hap­ •trallon* and exhibit*. piness In their future of farm­ The morning program will be EXPERT TIRE ing. "spent attending tours, demon-< Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hlldon and SERVICE Strattons and looking over exdaughter. Brenda, from Kalama­ 1 hibit* ot the various equipment, zoo and- Mr and Mrs Melvin i The afternoon program will feaCampbell from Carter Lake. Mr I tore com harvesting equipment and Mrs. John Gurd. local, called , In operation under field condlat the Will Ourds a Sunday ' tlona. ago. * Mm. Linden Norris spent irg»ar*i tn><i«ty Lunch will be available on the Don Hillman. Dairy Department. Friday of last week with her . S. ROYAL “I?" «’“"’■>* MBU mother. Mrs. Grace ChafTee. in the Striker District * Mr. and Distributor >,n Annual mr*;, _ Machinery exhibits will inThis program lx sponsored by Bv Mrs. Orlie VmSyrklr Mrs Linden NorrU visited Mr elude the latest In pickers, pickthe Cooperative Extension SerJudlai Clink. lit Buys on and Mrs Paul Blrnrnn tn Battle erahellera. com combines, grind- vice. MSU. Kellogg Farms and Creek. Saturday. Sept 24 * Mr & Used Tires er-blowera, roller mills, picker- equipment distributors and deal­ Mr end Mrs Vern Welcher and Mrs Linden Norris and boys Mounted FREEI grinders. unloading wagons, trac- era. M Thursday. ratal, flicker? Corn were uuulc dinner, guests were dinner guests of Clarence ton. stalk choppers, forage harIn case of rain the proyMUSept 22. of Mr and Mra Glenn □U’il-A Chaffee on River Road Sundayvesters. optimum tillage, planters will be carried out ot, Wednt*- Steele of of Nashville. Nashville. * * Mr. Mr. and and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Owen at­ and elevators. 'day. Oct 12. Mrs Vem Welcher were Sun­ tended a birthday party for their Machinery demonstrations ln< • day. Sept. 25. callers of Mr. and grandson. Kent Owen, at Algon­ Mrs. Don Welcher. Jean and the afternoon will Include pick4 I/..ft ilVore Mttbedirt ing ot car com, plckcr-shelitra. - * « 'il* tin Gary * Mr. and Mrs Ed Terry quin Lake Friday night, Sept 23 will entertain the Stevens Farm * Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Owen . . plekrr-Rrtndera. grinder - blowei .»on FKII equipment, roller mill and com Ijftril t/VPF Sol J 111 Bureau Group Oct. 8. * Mr and called on the William Hammonds in Battle Creek Monday. Sept. 26 Mrs. Harvey Glllasple were Sun­ combuu's, with use of various; . __ . PARKING day dinner guests of Mr and tractors and wagon* The ina- f< tllf I mH 1111118 USE BANNER WANT ADS!• There’s truth in tho saying. Mrs. John Willison at Marshall cnlnery exhibits and c[emonstra-1 _ ‘ "You cant teach an old dog new tlons are under the dlretrlon of The Al oft Robert White. Agricultural Engl- 'Ja-V eveijlng. Sept. 29th at Altoft birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Orlle tricks " Trainers find that dogs VanSyckle were Sundav. Sept 25 more than two years old rapidly neertng Department, Michigan i8chO0*enrolled State University. | *Members —-------------”'J for ’Winter ”‘“— ccallers of Mr. and Mrs Tom lose their ability lo learn I Tours of the various corn pro­ projects. Oil painting, led by Mr*. Frank Weinbrecht. and duction plots will feature: tractor maintenance., led by Ro­ i 1. Chemical weed control ma­ bert VanDcnburg. were two new terials -- Milton Erdman. Crop projects offered. Science Department. MSU. Members are planning two hay 2. Fertilization of enm for high i ides for October The younger production — James Porter. Soils group hu Dusty Rodriquez as Department. MSU. chairman with Ronnie James. 3. Com DLmtlsc'—Nicky Smith. Sumner Dorsey and Sam Dorsey Plant Pathology Department. to help. Tlw older group has Take notice that any qualified elector of the MSU. < . Ron Pennington as chairman 4. Corn Insects — Ray Jams. with Byron Thomas. Ray James City of Hastings, County of Barry, who is not already . Entomofogv Department. MStr, and Barb HoltruX to help. I 5. Current com production Mrs Thomas awarded certi­ registered for the General Election to be held on ' practices—narrow row planting, ficates and pet* for completed 20 Inchen and below yields results projects. Fair premium money, November 8, 1966. from plots; was passed out. Altoft Club re­ Irrigated - non - irrlgnted- ceived well over. $80 from the ylelda: Bum" County Fair this year. 1 Plant population studies; Stu­ The club meets Thursday. Oct Regiitrotion* will be token at the office of the art Hildebrand. Crop Science De­ 27. partment. MSU. City Clerk each working day until Monday, the 10th «. Alfalfa variety and yield *j trials -can it compe<“. with com day of October, 1966, on which day the said City —Leyton Nelson. Crop Science Eldon Houghtallng. Dowling, Department. MSU. recently sold an Aberdeen-Angus Clerk will be in her office between 8:00 a.m. and 7. Ear com v.s shelled com bull to Pioneer Farms, Battle comnge for livestock feeding — Creek 8:00 p.m. E.S.T., for the purpose of receiving regis­ News East Doud For The Barry Fann Calendar. BARR Tire Shop Lacey CITY OF HASTINGS County of Barry, Michigan Orangeville Township IT —- The county agricultural agents | Bruce Been to attmd thia event In Barry and Eaton counties are ’ Jointly sponsoring a tour of *eve- - Revised Booklet «,J 0n Sheep MUe, Michigan 81 a t a m at the farm of John Baker., mur* east oi m-oo on *-mua Grove Road. John ha* been going through an expansion program .. ... .—-----------—• changed to loose housing. • -------- -­ trolling Inaeote and Mltoe of Sheep and now available tn the county extension office at 301 8. Mlchj Igan Avenue. Hartings to the Johnnie Morri* farm. on-foarth mile east of the Barry county Une oa E. State Extension Agi Hevea fasuisa goats may war averaged 12.900 pound* ot milk and 575 pounds of bulter- tail bow lo Identify and control the different insects and mltaa which Infest che wool of these animate. costs Information, ask for E445. "Con­ Nashville Method!* Church. trolling Insects and Ml tea of John Moore and the Smith Silo Sheep and Goals." Company are sponsoring this meal Be sure to call or Bend In The oldest forma of actual your reaervation tar the lunch. writing were In the Sumerian The flrat atop of the afternoon language, the National Geo­ will be at 115 st the Carl Bahs graphic __ _______________ .. says. The words chicory, farm, located one and S miles I hyssop, myrrh, and saffron all west ot M-66 on E. Slate Road. Wtn borrowed from this ancient Carl is In a rapid expansion language. program-growing from 52 cow* I ------------ •-----------in 1963 to oyer 120 at the present | Uland of Martinique haa ' I three llmea as many Frenchmen Next the group will visit Nor- 1 per square mile a* France 1Fman Sandbrook's farm to view I the National Geographic ills high producing herd, This gays. CARLTON TOWNSHIP Registration Notice Notice is hereby given that Mon- To the Qualified Electors of Orange­ on Tuesday, November 8th, 1966. names for Registration. Also, all day on Monday, Oct. 10, 1966, which is day to register for the General Election Anyone qualified ^register may do so at my home any day except Sunday. On Monday, October 1Qth,~1 will be home from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the last day to register for the General AGNES SCOBEY trations of electors qualified to vote. Election held Tuesday, November 8, Hastings, Michigan been cl° Registration Notice evenings except Sundays to receive DONNA J. KINNEY. City Clerk J Dairymen urged To Make Barry, ~ Eaton Tour day, October 10th, 1966, is the last ville Township: I will be at my home Sells An?us Bull n • Corlton Town,hip Clark 1966. Notice of Registration Raymond Bourdo Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors Orangeville Townihip Clerk of Yankee Springs Townihip. that registrations will Rutland Township Registration Notice o'clock p.m. daily (except on Sundays) at my Registration Notice residence. Registrations will also be taken at the Deputy For WOODLAND TOWNSHIP be taken from the hours of 7 o'clock p.m. to 8:30 JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP rill accept registration* of qualified electon at Clerk's office ot the Yankee Springs Hardware be­ General Election Tuesday, November 8, 1966. I will be at my home on Whit­ more Road, Thursday, Sept. 29; Tues­ day, Oct. 4; Wednesday, Oct. 5; Thurs­ day, Oct. 6, and on Monday, Oct. 10, 1966, the last day preceding said Elec­ tion from 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. on each said day for the purpose of registering qualified electors of the Township. Registration Notice tween the hours of 9 o'clock a.m. to 5 o'clock p.m. of each day (except on Sundays). my office at 6317 E. Coati Grove Road for the November 8, 1966 General Election. Call 367-2775 Notice is hereby given that Monday, October Monday, October 10, 1966, is the lost day to register for the November 8 General Election. On 10, 1966 is the last day to register to vote in the for epecial appointment*. General Election to be held on November 8, 1966. The la it day to remitter ie Monday, October 10, and a.m. to 8 o'clock p.m. at my residence on Lynn Dr., I will be at my home. 1815 Lacey Road, to accept J will be in my office from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. on Payne Lake. registrations on the following days from 8:00 A.M. that date I will take registrations from 8 o'clock that date. until 5:00 P.M.; Saturday, October 1; Wednesday, C. F. STORKAN October 5; Thursday, October 6: Saturday, October BERNICE M. KANTNIR Clerk 8. and from 8 A.M. td 8 P.M. on Monday, October Woodland Township Clerk 10. 1966. ‘ JUNE DOSTER Johnstown Twp. Clerk MARY LINDERMAN Township Clerk HASTINGS TOWNSHIP NOTICE Hastings Township registration for the general election on Novembers, 1966. I will be at my residence October 5, 8 a.m. to 12 a.m.; October 6, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; October 7, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and October 10, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. JUANITA SLOCUM Twp. Clerk BARRY TOWNSHIP Registration Notice PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP Notice of Registration HOPE TOWNSHIP Registration Notice The last day to register for the November 8, 1966 General Election is for GENERAL ELECTION Monday, October 10, 1966. I will be Tuesday, November 8, 1966 ^at my home to receive registrations To the Qualified Electon of the Townihip of Hope. from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on that Anyone wishing to register for voting in tho General date. The last day to make applica­ Election to be held at the Hope Townihip Hall, tion for absentee ballots is Saturday, November 5, until 2:00 p.m. I will To the qualified electors of the Township of Barry. County of Barry. State of Michigan. Tuesday, November 8th, 1966, may do to at any Notice is hereby given that I will be at my time at my home on Wilkins Road, Route 15. Hoi- home on W Hickory St.. Hickory Corners. Michi­ tings. Mich. Phone: Delton 623-2144. Until 8 P.M. send applications to anyone request­ Monday, October 10th, 1966, the last day to ing them. gan from 8 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. on ♦ October 5. 1966 through October 8. 1966 and on Monday. October 10. 1966—last day to register. DORIS NOTTINGHAM Prairieville Twp. Clerk FREDERICK W. ANDERS FRANCIS L. BUTLER Hope Township Clerk Barry Township Clerk �I Fresh Out of The Attic only an active Republican. but also a leader to his party in You would never have dreamed. Barry oounty. He didn't let poU- JSU’VSSiHo.pitol Guild I Plan« Calendar r wwj uz mllca and average more miles managed to help oand IdatOS for profusion than any otter tor in the country's history. | mainly Prairieville. Orangeville. i Hope and Barry- townships, but I his regular patients Included rl many families In Yankee Bprings, 1 Rutland. Johnstown and In Oun Plains township In Allegan county. In the home-and-buggy By H. D. Burpee rigs ta When the automoAgaln l have chosen one of M. । Hyde, by ao many jx^le down In single X canT ta?l tao TX . . rmrt nf th* , ■ ' — UUv VwwllC, lie IUU1 t>WO. IO l.MkV Cooks own wrtte-upa wrlte-un* In one Uh. thl« .. u Cook's pwt at U» oarnty. Both »Iihc „,M b. .mM if the BANNER scrap books. I Dr. Hyde. ron— p.ul tout Kto>-1 c-nri.. hu rtohonw to. speedily "5a>u>', W-1 m powrible, to w «rtc» cMl. He TH—v wnro th— nnlv nn— .-if lb. _ . - . -w. . . ___ rapid Doctor-. atUtan who chow to aOve. Uro otocxI FTUrtcnUc. Uw Doc- । , to,„ tomed that ncr U>c -. —— ,--- — However the name Hyde la still lege Dr. Hyde was an athlete. Isold his college's record then >• WoiimcE The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience Doris Doster Hyde, who Uvea in the Doctor's old home. George determined to succeed In what­ and his wife Betty are a won­ ever conteet lie entered. derful couple, both teachers, and Just before he graduated he they have a family of four boys won a tw-o-mllc foot race-His competitor was also a fast run­ name Hyde on the map. ner. In that race Dr. Hyde over­ Mr. Cook starts out by saying. exerted himself, and suffered a "I well remember the first time I met Dr. George R. Hyde." He had not rvcuwnvd from that gruelling conicst when he lo­ member the first time I met the cated in Prairieville. But If you I Doctor, but, from a little kid up. I well remember knowing him. I The Incident that stands out In thought he could ever have been my mind the most, is the time a pale, anemic youngster when Dr. Hyde called on our family he started his practice In southI down on the Brickyard Road on one of his professional calls I It was not long until Dr. Hyde rode with him about 40 rods up had a large practice. When suc- *»• Mvri t ■ ivt ui iarK.y gimmicks, just old - fashioned skill and modern equipment. married Miss Nettle Faulk. She - ---- «----- ---------------- p ...----- wna .toil luptto Wltc IVI tl.ll.MJI . wm an Ideal wifen for a doctor. first car I ever rode In. The car Hto office wm hto home When had a real high scat and a slip- potlmte came to see him there, pery leather cushion, and I Mie made them comfortable and hung on for dear life to keep enjoyed vtoiilng with them. She from sliding off. I well remem- wm a fine cooperator, and an bar when tte- Doctor passed away excellent homemaker. in early December. IBIS, when Dr. Hyde always planned to the flu epidemic wm so preva- answer a professional call in lent in thl* part of our State the shortest pomlble time, and Several well known people in he did so Summer licat or winour arm passed away that ter's chill never interfered. He month. Just a few days before was able to endure either exhto death Dr. Hyde called on to™. He drove hard and fa*t, an uUl tody in Prairieville. Sta but spared his horses bv changwasn'l very sick and Doctor told ing to ata>ttar Uxun or single tar. "Kate, I'm sicker than you rig when he saw tta team or are." He kept going until ta terse he wm driving needed a couldn’t go any more. And now —• lot's see what Mr. Cook wrote In the Winter. If roads were about him in hto article entitled: blocked with snow, he did not that to — atop him from PIONEER DOCTOR'S CON- £allow ------ ------ --------STANT SERVICE TO COUNTY 1 ^u-hlng a patient who 111. RELATED --------------- - dangerously “* *' A pair of "nlpBy M. L. Cook -------------------------------------«------------ — I well remember the flrat time He would cut the wire fences to I met Dr. George R Hyde. It and J drive through w the fields *" leach the sufferer. Bick folks were of more account than wire fences. Dr. Hyde wm considered very Miccewdul in diagnosing illness. When he came into a patient's For prompt skilled service—coll today. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TUIMRULL Wl 5-9117 b Wl 5-5992 22E N. J.ffvrron SiMW WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS COLEMAN AGENCY FOR ALL YOUR insurance needs Protection Costs Little An accident on your property can be _ ... , costly if you do not hav^, adequate liability insurance. Be sure you're protected. See us. - COLEMAN AGENCY •nsurance^ 20} S. MICHIGAN cd piadlcc of 111* profee*loo. He made an excellent probate judge. , tie Kuuieu ano tn* . s-vniJi-utai ■ sviwj with Under thrae conditions hla tew* pertaining to hto offica. And ^“2, Bcbooi, with meet the rtsporui billtlea credit­ ably. He wm a man whose Integ­ friends and farmer patients felt be had a very capable amlsUnt1 the ofticon acting ** committee. I The group made a calendar tor politics. He wm tactful m well rity could not be questioned, also that they could ask him to come in Mra Eggleeton. m efficient m a party man. The 1««1W wd .. >,— — vear irocn October tnrourn June pacICy and sound judgment Ac­ cordingly he wm made the pro­ done a* a family doctor in eo helped many to get political fa­ bate Judge, and flUed tho pod- health hod greatly Improved; but many homes took thetr toll at food chopper* m the main money-making project. vors, without Mklng any for tk» with credit. he would never neglect hto offi­ last with Dr. Hyde. He was taken Mr* Gerald Beckwith reported When Judge Hyde twin hb cial duUrn, and usually managed ■ with a severe cold. He would himself. Hto unadCton work for . have sent one of hi* Dal lent* to busmem from the recent general work m a public official he held But board meeting A workshop to understood In thia oounty. That rtooiutely to hto doctoion to an early morning call. Roods beet -t£w ~ch eSneliUtot. \ - - being held in Lansing. October had been Improved ao much that <•* something be wanted. If that . him through to cucceaa in life, 10. Also our 50th anniversary of him at his office when he the Pennock Hospital Guild will time ever came. home of some old friend. In be celebrated and charter mem­ The opportunity arrived very agreeable work of hla office. It case of serious Illness. It wm ।------ —. r -.-■-.~7----------------- bers honored at a potluck supper, took him away. unexpectedly. after the doctor wm soon evident that his physi­ friendship, appreciation of tlwlr xt- *«• Oct 20th. had Realized that he would have cal condition laid greatly Im­ loyalty to him that made him 1 Dr. Hyde had made good ** Mn Beckwith also told the proved by the change. Of course willing to accommodate them. Ho' probate judge M well m tn ids group about the new gift shop (* was always loyal to hl’ Mend*, i profession. He had lived a clean. the guilds will have at the hoq- I ■ years. Probate Judge Mills died his time to his former patients, He did not need to resume his I good life, had been loyal to hto pttal called the, 'Pen-nook." p while he was filling that posi­ but, he declined, feeling that he practice far any financial re- convictions, and to hto family name suggested by Mn. Richard tion Here wm an opening where must attend to his official duties. wards. He had accumulated and frtcndit He was highly es­ C. Thoma* of Guild 1. Dr. Hyde could find agreeable Judge Hyde had continued ample property for his own anti I teemed m a doctor and m a puband Important work, without Mrs. EUa Eggteaton. Judge Mill s hls family needs. But lie could । lie official. 3«h .1 Mr. Billy Clark', rl I l-'t The store that cares.a.aboutyou! "Super-Right" Skinless HAMS^ 09. ALLGOOD BRAND "SUPER-RIGHT" Spare Ribs 2 TO 3 POUND SIZES KUC -suraa aiaxT- bacon NEW ^Guaranteed Warranty^ or Breasts Atractad 49‘ I65 TMck-SHeed. 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If it wm a dangerous disease, he told the family the truth, and did it in such a manner a* to have them help recovery by a hopeful attitude. He looked after each case of Ilinas carefully, but never paid a visit to a sick per­ son unltM he felt it would bene­ fit him. > How Dr. Hyde stood Up for so BETTY QUICK BRAND many years under tta strain of his practice, which required so much and such lutrd driving to who knew him, and tta hard work he did. They knew, m did Dr. Hyde, that he would have to let up on such severe and exacting work some day. But It did not occur to him lo move to California and rest up. He had accumulated more money than any doctor ever had tn the history of Barry county. Hut he didn't like the Idea of giving up all work, and moving away from his wide circle of friends. But a way open­ ed up unexpectedly that gave him easier work and he could 1 J?** _W, out neglecting hte gw « 25‘ 99< 12 49‘ 8 ib SPECIAL OFFER! 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Wd | Grossf $1,000 Mattle Mill, Dotroll .............. 500 Thomas Maykraati, Midlond1 500 100 Mary Lea Nyo, Rescommoa . . 100 Carl Handrick, Saginaw $1,000 Francis Hiller, Grand Rapids 1,000 D. Vogler, Kolamaxoa 1,000 Charles Johnson, Ypsilanti .. 500 Martha Plata, Plymouth .... 500 JANE PARKER CAKE 13-Egg Recipe Angel Food 1-OZ. RING 39‘ ANN PAGE Our Finest Quality Mayonnaise ^59c w �.In a national competition deifervea public recognition. Her significant academic attainment ! gives promise of continued suc­ cess In college. "Tb* Commended Mudent should be encouraged to pursue her education as her intellectual talent represents an Important Mist Ann Bogner of Charlotte. I and much needed natural re­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John source Our nation will benefit Butner (Beverly Jone»> has re­ from lx-r continuing educational ceived a Letter ot Commenda­ development." tion honoring her high performOnly Use highest-scoring stu­ ante on the 19M National Merit dent* in each stale. tile SemlBcholoralUp Q.u a I Tf y I n g Teat flnallsU. remain eligible to be NMSQT) (Mr. Bogner formerly considered for Merit Scholar­ qn the teaching staff of the ships. Although Modems re­ OUukXte High School now ceiving letters of Commendation Sapdaae at Lansing Community advance no further In the Merit OrUge • ■ Program. their names ore re6he I* among the 38.000 stu- ported to/other scholarships I <fc*>U in tho United State* who grunting agencies and to the i •cored In Uw upper two percent' collegia they named as their j at those wt»> will graduate from first and secund choices at the high school in 1067 The Com- time Urey look Uw NMSQT. । mended student ranks just below These collegia also receive retiie 14.000 Bemlflnalist* an- porta of home addresses, test pounced curlier this month by score* anticipated college majors National Merit Scholarship and career intentions ot the i Corporation (NMSCi Commended student*. NMSC cn- I John M Stalnaker, president courages time students U> make of NMSC. said. "The outstand- every effort to continue their lug record made by this student educaUon. B-TKB HARTINGS BANNER (M^r «. im . Ann Bogner Gets Commendation For Scholarship Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT M-4J Writ Arrow from "Dog '• Swds" FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CABJ> PLAN. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 «.m. - 10 p.m. To Be Air Policeman — Airman Alan E. Handy, son of Mr. and Mrs. KcnncUi H. Dudley of R2 Delton. lias been selected for training al Lackland AFB. Tex­ as, as an Air Force air police­ man The airman, a 196J trnduale of Delton High School, recently completed basic tralnln t at 1-ackUnd. Lake Odessa Rv Ruth Peterman 7T4 J.co-4 Av*. 0* 4-8I7J ■ A family gathering at the twine of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Torrey, Sunday. Sept. 25 to cele­ brate the birthday of Mrs. Tor­ rey. A dinner with a decorated cake was enjoyed. * Mrs. Mayne I Rush and Mr. and Mrs. L. F Rush spent several days last week In Pontiac with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rush. * Mr. and Mra. Darwin McClelland and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin McClelland. Jr.. ot Woodland were Wednes­ day guests of Mr and Mra. Lor­ ing Dull. ★ Saturday Mrs. G Mermen Williams, wife of the DemocraUc senatorial candidate visited the area Mra. Dari Haw■ ley acted a.' coordinator for the I "Day for Nancy" with coffee flours for people to meet her Mr. and Mrs George Banhagrl hasted tlie coffee with Sirs Henry Wouters, Mrs. Monte Sailers and Mrs. Sam Bicinn; ■ serving lakeside Barracks and Auxili­ ary ’net at the Community Cen­ ter with 43 attending the pot­ lurk supper Guests were 4th' district president. Ruth Scott of Buchanan, and Mr. Scott, who is 1 ath ’ d‘-rr!-t adjutant, several from the Kalamazoo area and Mr. and Mra Julius Punk of Ionia. Tlie next meeting will be ut the liikmrood Junior High School in October for election of offl’cera. * The South Campbell Ex­ tension Club meets with Mrs Kenneth Jack-on, Thursday af­ ternoon. Oct. 13. New officers are Chairman. Mra. Lyle Jnckwn: vice chairman. Mrs. Keith RICHARD C. HAS8INGER Jackson: secretary - treasurer. Mrs. Kenneth Jackson; project chairman. Mra Fred Morris ; citizenship. Mrs. Burdette Living­ ston; health. Mra. Leslie Sh*c1 maker; family life. Mra. Calvin Nash and Mra. Kenneth Archer; safety. Mrs Glenn Morris, and reerretion. Mra Rockford Price Rlthard C. Hnsdnger. 25. son and Mra. Edwin Nosh. of Mrs. Raymond Clayton. Lot 960. Barlow Lake. Middleville, The sun Mill never sets on was commissioned on Army sec­ Britain's merchant fleet, largest ond lieutenant upon graduation in the world. In 1965 Brltiih ver,- from Officer Candidate School seis carried nearly 15 percent of . at Fl. Eurrtls. Va., Sept. 13. Hie world’s shipping tonnage. During the 23-week course, lie was trained In supervising the Cambodians regard white teeth transportation of military' P°ras Ind luck, the National Otu- ronncl and equipment by rail, grnphlc says. They darken their water, land and air. He received teeth with betel nut. or set them extensive Instruction In truns, porting combat troops and sup­ with gold and gems. plies over jungle terrain He was also trained In the opc ration and maintenance of ve­ hicles used by the Transportation Corps. Lt. Hassinger. whose wife, Jim­ i inle Susan, lives at 145 Murray st . SW. Grand Rapids, entered th? Army in September. 1964 and was last stationed al Fl. Rucker.: Barlow Lake Man Receives His Commission He was graduated from Kelloggsville rHlgh School. Grand Rapids. bl 1960. , His father is Lt. Col. Robert W. Hassingtr, Army special forces. 1 Vietnam. . facturer of municipal fire and I police alarm systems, plant pro­ ' rection systems for indurtry and I* complete line of potenttomet1 era and rotary switches for elec'tronic uses. The Rockwood fire fighting products are sold to the same general markets as tho Gamewell alarm and control products. At Eagle, a major producer of traffic control system*, timers, counters and relay.*, tho Rockwwd ball valves and pipe union liner, will be promoted and ser1 viced by specialized sales and production personnel. Ray Lamb to Retire as 4H Extension Agent R*y Lomb, former Barry 411 agent, currently serving as Eaton. Ingham and Livingston County 4H agent, has announced his re­ tirement effcoUve Oct. 31. The Michigan Bute University board of trustees approved the appointment of Richard W. Hill, a farmer youth agent in Guern­ sey Cbunty, Ohio, for lhe part 14 years, to fill Lamb’s position. The retiring agent has served the tri-county area for the past year and prior to that had been the extension 4H agent in Eaton county since July. 1959. Lamb ha* also worked In Jackson. Wayne. Barry counties and was the district 4H agent in Barry. Kent. Ottawa and Al­ legan counties for four years. In all. Lamb lias been a part of the State extens'on service for 25 years. Before that he was a rural grade school teacher, principal and school superin­ tendent. During his many years of ser­ vice Lamb has received the Michigan and NaUonal Awards for distinguished service lo 4H and the 4H Club agents Pictddent’o Citation award for out­ standing service to his com­ munity and the 4H youth pro­ grams. Lamb and ills wife. Wilma plan to build a new home in Holland, following his retirement. When army ants bivouac at nlglU. each ant clings lo a neigh­ bor lo form a living rope with their tens of thousands of bodies The mass of bodies, hanging from a vine or log to the ground, makes a snug, safe camp for lhe queen. RENT MONEY Going to Chanute—Airman Les­ ter O. Dingman, son of Mr and Mrs William D. Dingman of Rl Bellevue, has been selected for training al Chanute AFB. HL, as an Air Force aircraft equipment repairman The airman, a 1966 graduate of Pennheld Hi (th School in Battle Creek, recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas. ■----------- •-----------‘ Da WS.. Ya. W... Ta Do Get Done Whit You Want To Oo Bliss Reassigns Product Lines The E W. Bliss Company has announced the reassignment of product lines necessitated by the recent closing of lhe BU‘»-Rock­ wood Division at Worcester, Mass Henceforth. Rockwood fire fighting products will be manu­ factured at the Bliss-Gamewell Division in Newton. Mass, and the Rockwood ball valves and pipe unions will be produced al the Blbs-Eagle Division in plants at Davenport. Iowa and Moline, III. These products will continue to be sold under the Rockwood name. Gamewell Is a leading manu- "Wiih Fall coming up. »o do a let ol c«pen\e* come up too School enpenvc*. re­ pair! in lhe home or on the "Call me up at Model and tell me how much money you'd like to rent "Takes only a Ifattc while, often at little at 10 minutet to rent lhe money you need from Model. "Do what you want to do —Get done what you want Jo do "The Model Office it at 1-10 W Stale Street. Hat­ ting*. Drop In or phone 945-3429" TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! SAVE E 20<7o On: Flowering plant*, gardens, poly arrangement*, vaiei, and pottery. WEEKEND SPECIAL MUM boko $4 97 Caih & Carry — I <MODEL FINANCE STILL the higheit quality PLUS Floriit* Tramworld Delivery rv amox. ivy. Hl There Folks: How’s everything ijoing back home? You wouldn't believe all I the fun I'm having here at camp. Our counselors arc really swell 1 I guys and ore always looking out I for our welfare. They make sure j we always get the right things to I I eat and enough sleep. We gel to ’ do exercises every day and then walk around in a big “fun" I group for awhile. Then, If we want to. we get to go fire arms. And then after all | that they let us have a big party I every night where we all get together and pbiy games like.! ■ Wushjhe floors, clean tlie win- | dows. knd shine the shoe. It's really,a gas. If-Tm lucky 111 grt to stay here for another month and a half. Then if I do real well, they're going to give me a free 1 trip around Ute world Just think , of it! Say. If you get a chance, ’ please thank all my friends and | I neighbors back home for send- | J ing me down here. I I know you're probtiblvz-faylng. j ■ "That's al! fine and /ifood. but 1 how much does all this cost?''] Here's the clincher! You get all I thli and more for FREE. That's I right, it doesn't coat a cent. In • fact, they pay ua to live here. A full 13'; cents per hour. Well. I do feel kinda guilty; sltUnc around liere and neglect­ Ing all tlwee wonderful programs for self-improvement they offer me. no I gueea I'd better get on (he .-kick before I hurt their feelings. • Your loving son. A Recent Draftee HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop ! NOW! THE QUICK-SIZE ’67 CHEVELLES Chevelle SS 396 Sport Coupe For '67, everything new that could happen...happenedl Now, at your Chevrolet dealer's NOW, as many kinds as there are kinds of drivers to enjoy them—from the SS 396 (the Chevelle for the DRIVING MAN) to the brand new Concours Custom Wagon! Long live Chevelle! And its trim dimensions, sharp performance and gteat maneuverability. For '67, there're a new grille, new wraparound taillights and distinctive sheet-metal changes. The effect is a newer, more contemporary look. As for specific models, one is completely new: the sumptuous Concours Custom Wagon shown below, featuring the rich look of wood outside. Then there's the SS396 yvith a 325-hp Turbo-Jet V8. Other models, too: Malibu, 300 Deluxe and 300. In addition, every '67 Chevelle carries a multitude ol new safety features such as a GM developed energy-absorbing steering column, four-way hazard" warning'flasher, dual master cylinder brake system with warning light (and more). Try a Quick-Size Chevelle at your Chevrolet dealer's. 21-3664 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET INC 1415 S. Hanovar Halting! Wl 5-2425 James Cronlnger. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J Cronlnger of 1101 8 Jefferson. Ls at Newport. R I.. । In the Navy Officers Candidate School and is scheduled to be graduated in December and re­ ceive his commission ns an ensign on Dec. 16. Jim obtained his bachelor’s degree at Louis­ iana State University tn 1963. He worked a year at the E. W. Bliss Company and had a year and one-half at Western Michigan University working on his mas­ ter’s before entering the service. Pvt. William F. Johneock. 19. whose wife. Nora and parents, Mr and Mra. Myron O. John­ eock. live on Rl Delton, com­ pleted a radio teletype operation course at the Army Southeastern Signal Schoo). Ft Gordon. Ga. Sept. 18. He received Instruction in the operation of radio trans­ mitting nnd receiving aeta by voice and Morse code. Mike A Farley, son of IJoyd Fariey of Nashville, and Mra George Gardner of Whittier, Calif., arrived home on leave on Tuesday. Sept. 27. and had been visiting friends and reUlivea in the Hartings area. He left Tues­ day for Camp Pendelton, Calif., where hr has been on the hos­ pital staff as a corpsman He entered tho Navy last Oct. 18 and took his boot training ot San Diego After four weeks of training with the Marines, he is to leave for Vietnam for duty in the field with (lie First Marine Division HUi add eras at Camp Pendleton is: Mike A. Farley. UN 1376530 USN MCB. Held Medical Service School. Camp Pendleton. Calif.. 93055. Little rain falls on the ArtUc. but itf soil Mays wet because drain*** L« Poor and evaporation alow, the National Oeorgraphic aay«. c . 206 E. State St. „ Downtown *140 W. State St. Halting* Phone 945-3429 Open Saturday Morning and Friday tilt 8 P.M. Per Me. lo «J00 Per M*en 1100 to $1,000 Give your home a smart new look for the Fall season. It's easy enough to do* when you see us for 'how to do it* advice and the finest in materials. '*-■ Come in this week. FLOOR TILE... Add dramatic color and excitement to any room with a new floor, with easy-to-use 9x9 in. floor tile. Colon to match any decor. Price, o. low o.------------------------ $6.50 c,n- CEILING TILE... Ceiling tile can do double duty in your home . . . acoustical ceiling tile can quiet noise in any room effectively, with per­ manent sound conditioning. It’s also an easy way to coyer woi'n or cracked plaster ceilings _____________________ P®r Tib PRE-FINISHED PANELING Have a wall in a jiffy . . . bring old walls to life again by installing prefinished ply­ wood paneling. Finished in walnut, fruit­ wood. cherry and many breathtaking tones. Easy to handle 4x8 ft. sheets_____ r^i lumber ,co^ SOJtTOMW rt 71 59 ONESTOP SERVICE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-10-13.pdf ed0e3fc9690211802bd6d2668af07046 PDF Text Text I * NEW COUNTY GARAGE—The Barry County Ro*d CornMa’lun in lhe near future hope* to have IU new garage completed and open for public Inspection. Member* of tbe Board of Super­ visor* Inspected the itructure Tuesday and had dinner al the Road CommlMion't board room. The contract for the garage was 1240444 but lhe toUl cost may be about $300,000 when everything I* completed. The original contract did not Include The Hastings Banner 111th Yeoi 20 Page*—3 Section! Council Okays Union Contract With Employees SPECIAL COLOR TOUR tall color* are reaching tbeir finest hue* and thia weekend should be wonderful In Ulis are*. A special color lour ha* been marked In the Yankee Springs area, starting al lhe Ding lake Outdoor Center. The tour wind* motorist* along some five mile* of beauty. Hostings, Michigan. Thursday, October y 3, 1966 Gordon Havens Dies Suddenly Early Monday - — iu- pyr- Armed Forces Send-Off Unit Goes into Action ins, Freeport, Dick Dahlhouser. commander of tlie Hastings Leg- Aldermen approved payment ot $50 as an attorney's fee for irpiesrntlng u man in municiImI court Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith ■slid the request for a zoning variation risked nt the previous meeting by Dr Douglas Castle­ man could be dropped iu he I* not pursuing the matter Fire Chief Eduard Tudor re­ ported that hl* department had answered 23 alarms In lhe City in lire past three months with loss estimated at $3,840. There were 22 rural alarms. ‘Chief Tu­ dor said the new fire hydrant on South Hanover had provided adequate pressure for the recent fire In Lloyd Valentine's trailer. The Council authorized pur­ chase of 500 more feet of 7SInch fire hose at>>1.70 a foot, and 400 feet of 14-inch hose costing Bl 10 a foot. Area Contractors To Attend Hearing On Regulations cal Legion Post, and Russell Hankins, manager of the Haatings Area Chamber of Com­ I merer. Another meeting was schedul­ ed for 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Oct. 12. U> plan a send off fur the IB men scheduled to leave Nov 1. Hankins announced that peeled to join In making this a "completely county-wide pro- Merchant*. Industries, organi­ zations and private citizens are helping to finance the program. The tuaual amount is SI a month Ing more. Hankins added Hankins said that most of the ganlzalion should go to Lewis Brown who has worked many moving Persons wishing to contribute may contact veteran* organiza­ tions or the Chamber of “ Commeree. Youngsters to Participate in DN1CEF Oct. 31 The legislative committee on administrative rules will hold a public hearing In the House of Representatives Chamber. Tues­ day, Oct. 18. at 10 a in Youngster* from Hastings The purpose of Ulla hearing is to act on (he rule* and regula­ churches—"Angels In disguise'— tions for residential builders and will again participate in Trick or maintenance and aUcrution con- Treat for UNICEF on Halloween which Is Monday. Oct 31 Contributions given the chil­ dren arc used to help less for­ tunate youngsters around the world Mayor Franklin C Beckwith Anyone Interested in attending, lUks Issued a phsclamatlon de­ nmv notify Fred Ziegler or Alvin claring Oct. 31 os "UNICEF Crutiendcn. DAY" in Hastings backward glances "bits ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from the Banner files Council and Hullng* Country Club. In addition to his wife, he is survived by two daughters. Mias Pamela Ann of Boca Raton. Fla., and Miss Judith Lynne, at home; two brother*. John of Hasting* and Lout* of St Clair Shores, and twu sisters. Mrs. Rex <Vir-j Kinta' Tate of Ypsilanti and I Mrs. Claude (Lqpt):i> Braidwood) of Hastings. Funeral services were to be held al 2:30 pm. this Wednes­ day at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church with the Bev Don Gury officiating and <*ith burial in Riverside Cemetery The bodyre posed at the Leonard-Osgood! Funeral Home, NUMBER 26 EDITORIALS - To Whom It May Concern— | Many Hunks for returning the truffle light* Gordon W. Havens, comptrol- uvular ' . —------f. at lhe Green . ler at the E W. Bliss Company | and Broadway tnteraectioo on hU“1 ill* nuiuc ur set i . Un lun representing municipal ...------- — | Walnut Street. .from an apparent i-n-.h.K.“flasher*, employer- The contract, which 1 heart attack Includes proposals previously in­ cluded In a verbal agreement, Mr Havens had not been well Under the title. "Russian Rou-| still had to be ratified by the lor some time prior to his death • lette on the Roads." World Rn«l , workers, it was staled The luirRnlmng committee had trailer al lhe Bliss plant here News published in Geneva. 8wit-1 approved It since July I. 1959. when he zerlond. comes through . .. with comsucceeded E. E. Vender who 1 ment merit that th: is timely and pertinent Barry County's new "Armed , to any state, country or nation condition* of employ. Forces Send Off Association” went Into action Monday and ship on Jqly 16. 1916. the son of w,lrn mo,or Vlh‘cl” drivcn The remarks, presented hereIncluded are pay rate* giving provided a smorgnjbord and fa­ Forrest and Eva <Erway* Hasuperintendent* 12 as an hour i vors for 30 men who left that af­ venx He attended the Otis I with, are certainly applicable here ternoon for Detroit and induc­ School und was graduated from . „ r Count.. .lke S.,|U of Hastings High School und the ° County, the state ot with a top of $2.55: foieman. j tion Into the armed force*. Michigan and the entire United $3 60, $2.75’top; skilled operator., Tbe new oc(» filiation hu Barry County Normal He also attended Eastern's^’** “ »'dl: $2 25, $2 55 top; mechanic. $235. formed Wednesday, Qc|. 5. with $2 65 lop heavy equipment oper-1 Jim BlodgvU, commander of Michigan University at Ypai-, wnh summer holiday* in ator $2 20. $2.50 top. light equipHe married Marjorie Nevin.1 fuU sw)ng. the road, are framed nient operator. $2 00. $2 30 top. Co-chalrmen are Lewis H. and laborer. $150. $210 top. I Brown. of the Hastings -Ameri­ on Feb 15. 1944. and they lived I 'n every direction with holiday­ The Council's property com- «... can Legion Post; Jack Teller, of in Ypsilanti until 1947 He served mlttee was instructed to study the Hickory Comers American in World War II. problems connected with operat-, Legion, and Jack Patton HosThey moved to Hostings after Iuk the City dump. Hours when Un4to Klwanla Club. he left the service and he beitan 1 ft.,, facility f."UltV should .h'v,l'l be I.a. open ....^ the and Winston Merrick of the Has­ work, with the E W Bliss Comother regulations are lo be atudpony. hd It wxs explained tliM under ting* Legion is secretary and lhe new Stale law. an operator Steve Paavo of the City Bank la must be at a dump when It is treasurer. Others attending the organ Isa- the Hasting* Rotary Club, lhe lion session were Lewis Wilkins. Hasting* High School Advisory, Hickory Comers; Dorothy Wilk­ committee, and was a past The City Council Monday li ght formally approved a new Give Your Fair Share To Our Community Drive makers. A disturbingly large number of those motorists and their .passengers will- never reach the brachcs. the mountains and 1 those who do, a proportion will not get back home. They will flnlsb up in a hospital bed—or worse. Hie law* of probability are inexorable in thl* maalve vari­ ant of Russian roulette. The best one for Is a slight — — can —— hope . reduction, or not too great in . increase, On lhe previous year'* QUEEN OF THE FARM BUREAU — Mix Sybil Dunn, a INC Hasting* llich graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mr* Earl Dunn I Delton Dies Tuesday Night Funeral services for Mrs Dor­ othy M. Harper. 70. R3 Delton, the widow ot Ralph W. Harper are to be held at 2 pm. Friday al the Henton-Smith Funeral Home at Delton The Prudence Nobles Chapter OES. Hickory Comer*, and the Rev Marcius Taber will conduct lhe services with burial in the Prairieville Cemetery. Mr*. Harper died Tuesday cvraiiiis. 'nb. ii, ai lairvirw General Hospital In Battle CrMk aflar - Iwn.aaak lllnx. Generous Donors Hastings Mfg. The Hastings public schools—.} —-------------------------------------Man a,ld student* - hove con-, tributed aa total total ot of $4,165 $4,185 to to the the I tributed — Community -----United Fund Cami-L I P**Bn- — “------- New Company Operating Porcelain Planl C C Offers City . . 2 Land for Park I 'Die Hastings Mfg. Company, I which in the port contributed | greatly to municipal improvemenfs. has offered the City an- Stephen Johnson, president. । wrote the Council Monday night that the company's dlrvcton laid , Thr MumbUxnn n.vl.Um „, »"*««■» «««« Mwwta.trty i.i •»' Cl.ullense.pwmon,. “ O*' W >«« c«»p.w ta, ™ figures. Predictably, the motorist* will lay lhe blame on the authorities for falling to improve a road here, straighten out a dangerous curve there. Install traffic lights (Continued on Page 4> Vermontville Mis* Dunn I* secretary In lhe Battle ip Fire Giri* office.—Banner photo. uSm “'.STS1 died Oct 22 1965 R,c management and operation Johnson wrote: Bh« .p.M her .wrtM Ur. l„' SS'J" -------P,1"— ~ .— "II u thc under\iandlng of lhe ton nndaIrMbU<h.ftnlLi)'-3 Vltroglass Vllr<*7 late 1’. 1 and nI,d.— Wr. UU*> plant which has noting* Manufacturing Combeen onevted ” l.v Wh'1' p^. thjU thfJ PlaJU1U1< Crjm. Ss mission of the City of Hastings I She was a We member of lhe Millon D. -Schlffman Is I New Star Chapter 333. OES. of president and Willard J. Perl­ l«4s that park and recreation Decatur, and was a member of man is executive vice presl- areas In Lhe City are inadequate । the Delton Methodist Church । "Since a great many new and WBCS. the Inland Lakes drnl now cml»o<nc» have been built •in Garden Club, the Retired Teach- The , ~ porcelain j— plant ----—--------------“ the | er* Club. lh< Home Literary Club I M al*d ’’P**1* expand nonherp portion of the City tn and DelUm Extension Club *“ 70 a“JUt Jan 1 the past several years it is our Mrs Harper B'h mis nnrper Is is survived survived by oy a a ~ ’ffman "mid — Perlman -------- orva- fauilng that a park location U ----- u.— Mrs George ------- 'Patricia* ... ... . nizM< daughter. ,11Md the ’llc piunihinvware Plumbingwart xtte Mfg needed that is central to that growing population area Howlett of Battle Creek two Company In Chicago In 1951 sons. Ralph of Battle Creek and Thp ““W ’,«,U ” Pembine "In consideration of this need, Robert of Imperial Bench. Calif ; "nd har<l»»w Jobbers through- our Board of Directors has auth­ I nine grandchildren, four broth- "ul the United Slates, and also orized me lo offer approximately^, er*. Mark of Kalamazoo. Dwight ,,a* » mab'lc hwne department four ocrea of land to the City ' selling bathroom and kitchen of Lake City. Raymond of Femfur future use as a park and fixtures to a number of the lar­ reerrauon area. | dale and Lloyd of Pontiac . j Friends were to be received by gest manufacturers of mobile homes In the Nation lhe family from 7 to 9 this W«dmately 400 foot frontage cn Schiffnum has 40 year*’ ex­ nesday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to Woodland Avenue and Is 445 perience In Ute plumbingware 9 this Thursday at the Henton­ business. feel deep We propuse to deed Smith Funeral Home tlUs property to the City fur park u-ie if you feel there u a need 4 PTAs to Meet At Northeastern Don Holt Seeks Votes in Barry the Council and to the Planning Commission, ’ "We will await your advice." The Northeastern. Algonquin. -------------------------- -----------Don Holt. Jr . minister of the The land 1- south o! Woodland Alto’t — --------------and Welcome Corners North Presbyterian Church at between Broadway and Mich­ day, Oct. 17. rt 7:15 pm at rnnd.ap’t' for State cenaUr from igan. and between the Gulf OU properly and Hie Aaaembly of Northeastern School the 31st d.ilr.t, -rmoa'-ned «n God Church. Parent! will have the privilege Barn County Friday with WeiAbout the Christmas Kit* for ■ clea. books, stationery, waah- of "attending” a school day in d'-11 Shafer of Fate Lake, hl* the Planning Commission. one short evening. «• Barry —— campaign — manager ---------the combat servicemen In Viet- ] cloths, etc. were added to nil lhe Hott visited In Middleville. Teachers will discuss class re­ nam: bag*. Those who volunteered to quirements. home work, grading Freeport and in other section* I Mr*. Chester Banghardt put, complete the tilling were. U- and many important Items in a of the district, and also slopped tn H*>t(nr« although the City Member* of the Barry County; me draw»trtng* in all of the|Sharite Extension Group of child's educaUon. i* not In hl* district. M "'••I ""*’«* <«"• Tr.™l~> Cui-. ‘ Holt has a degree Ln political j _____ t „ Store Rave 30 clarge „« »«««<: REGISTERED NURSES OF economy from Williams College, Monday and ____ at 2 pm. they are to metal con-; ler, leaden—2 kits. Ted Hug.— onslder the Mrv Frank Huntley consider the budget budget for for 1967 1967 i talner* of foot powder. Bll»» Co. j j gn; — - ------------------------- and - Bi'RRY COUNTY—Your Hospi- Massachusetts, a BD degree tn The board met Monday and «•*« ZlPP° lighters; Hasting* Mr*. —sails 4 kits., Mr*. ?ven..." ‘"’ ...... ’nd _ thpolo S«n mr*. Herbert ritroeri Wedel neaei— .vir*.., J*. 1. ,ne*dj he,zP' -----...... V> '• “*•■■ Francisco ___ J... of thia ___ f end comvtr» sw<-OOV. Avon. jack 1. Wood—1 kit Mr*. n ____ night Roman nl>ht tours tour* Of of dutv duty Whv Why nnf not Thiwilnirir* Theological Ucmlnirv Seminary, .n,l and has Tuesday week, c<>- in ®BVe 20 Park Avenue -Investigate? Clara Sage. RN, done work at the University ot mlttee* are meeting the remainder "Shters. the Rum Klmmelv gave -Feldpausch — 6 kits' . Hastings stores are decorating ro»M->n. of Nursing W-27 Chicago । Director of the week 30 Plastic soap dLshes with soap; their show window* with dis­ The 30 kits will be In the The board approved purciiase of “nd v * 1 m * J°hn*on. Brrntee play* designed to promote in­ two new vehicles for the sheriff * and Mar«e CHtroih gave posmnice Friday one day ahead terest In vi»iung th« Michigan of lhe tune limit If you ’ d like to department, a Ford Mallon wagon 30 l»<k« ««nb* in leather use* Historymobile which 1* due to for 81,710 and Ford sedan for Mr«- ‘larf » ot Algonquin see what they look like stop in , be here Friday and Saturday. $1345 from Smith A: Dostrf at11-ake brought in a Scriptural at lhe back office al The Ban­ Delton. I Leaflet titled. "The Perfect Gift." ner. The Red Cross organization is- । Sheriff s cruiser* will also have t0 be added to *“1* Parrrl Victorian Room and the Na­ the new dual emergency lights After it was learned that the sued orders that they would pay tional Bank I* Io display book*. The abstract office reported that water in Vietnam tastes so bad- for the nylon mesh bugs and all durtng September 208 order* had ’,v. alter it ha* been chemically shipment cost For that reason been written and that receipts, purified, and that the fellows lhe money contributed tn the were $2.61225 aud expenditures' were asking for pre-sun tened retard daitV attendance at the $3.693 55. The otffce has an'Tuven- Koolalde lo add to the water, been used 'The $1.00 mailed in Hytorymob.le in Hostings when tory of orders completed, but not I several packets of the different from a Nashville envelope was 2.50U a day went through me yet picked up by customer* : flavors of Koolalde were also put in the bank > A total of trailer. The board I* lo elect a member added to each kit ,, >1765 was contributed It has been ^'U suggestedbethat Ulis amount. Tills record held tor more than T Comml“‘on and We|All of •these things were placed ! X" g’ven ^J?Xr a year and still holds secon.i fare Board next week. | ln the klU and many other aril- । place for lhe three year* lhe trailer has been on the road -■ — ■ —---------------------------- -- --------------- uaed to send packages directly .vr1 to Barry County men in VietDue to the previous turnout. 1 MM nam. By that lime we should Hastings ha* been honored with j return stop . ' ^JE , . . have a complete list ot addresses . ' '-^M Ttle other alternative is to give ■ The huge 10 foot by M-foot I fl It to lhe Red Cr.>^ Will ,n.> e museum on wheels will arrive f who contributed ph-.i-.e espies.' here Friday afternoon. Oct. 21. their wuhei and will be on display from 7 to 9 pm and on Saturday from J provide PX Christmas in Vietnam County Budget Hearing Monday Store Windows, Displays Herald Historymobile m -salon enlarge lor before next Wednesday, they' U 8 Senator Patrick V. . Me-1 .. will find them<*lvea not qualified Ninun. Ml** Adelaide Hart, for veting at the November elec­ vice chairman of the Stale Dem- tion as their names, tn line ocin.lc Central Committee and Emil Maxey. C I. O leader from Detroit will be headline speaker* at a Democratic fund raising Prompt action by the Middle­ dinner in the LOOP. Hall here ville fire department prevented Saturday evening that swept through an unculti­ Hostings Jayccea are planning vated field on the Carter place a "gas ramble" In co-operation and then continued on through with the Shell Service Station here Sunday to raise fund* for farm their Chrtstm-v* .-hopping tour RECEIVE ORDERS—Mrs. Donald Sothard. chief clerk ot the to purchase gifts for needy chil­ dren In this community. County Young Democrat Club to I represent the local q|ub at the Unl«w 5300 more of Barry . . BACKWARD GLANCES. WUI 0-7 " • —------ -. , -— Ur with their krwaahfp clerks on R-v l.-ih D-« Tuo W 28th 8. Wyoming and a former Lake Odeaaa resident. ginning Oct. IS. During Mr*. pathlc Hospital. Grand Rapids a •hint time after admittance. Rev. Lath repose* at Pickens Chapsi in Lake Odessa where s«rvlce* will be held Thursday eve­ ning at 7:30 Burial In Lakeaids Cemetery. ths Hasting* office. National Bank of Hasting* Building, by CNMren** Service, an agency providing family A REAL CHAMPION—Margrm Hill* Sir Tramp, who has fine showmanship as well a* roniorin ition won first In the "Winner*” Th- Womens Chrirtlan Tern- America held al the sisler-lnlai aiecUd prwMdanL AU an urged lo attend. �about the change •> that they Dunham District the Service, when they come By Mr». FUfarW B«Mf Mrs. Brumm of Nashville Dies Here Thursday change) 7M-B144 throughout the jured, and when they come home to stay. We want to rejoice with you In gladneis. and be of com­ or Tueeday momIna. No fosslp, fort to you In your sorrow. That’s what friends and neighbors arc I don’t believe a lot of people for. Let us especially know of realise that their neighbors are illnesa of "old folk” you know. There Is nothing so heart-warm­ ing when one is ill. sorrowing or Not being too lonely, as to be remembered by let us know i a bright cheery card" and a rereaders ot thia vicinity |o know Ina for you. M-BT* U NoaMta until it flows over into others, by showing love one thoughts and deeds. ae rat folk are take time out fc nam in about six weeks as a like you. have things to do. Ill medic. be waiting for your ring Phone In illnesses, deaths, whereabouts of our boys, their achievements, engagements and Mr. and Mrs Russell Hankina marriages Let each family have a bulle- Uon traveling through North trod technician with the Navy and Is now Instructing on mis­ sile submarines on which he has daughter of Isalh In Nashville to Coy Brumm He died in November. IBM. THIS WEEKS Netoon of Nashville and Shirley and Mrs. Dennis (Winifred! Yaeger, both of Nashville, Mra. T. J. <Heicn> Hoxie of St Louis, ARARTAN ketrreb JACKPOT . IS WORTH Freeport and Herman Crites of Dayton. Ohio, and three sisters. *6OO00 Shurflne-AII Purpose Funeral Home* Monday at 2 p.m, and burial waa in Lakeview Cemetery. Nashville. PLAY THESE NUM­ BERS IN ANY SSQUENCE ON YOUR L GREEN BINGO F CARD... ENRICHED PWK HOSPITAL FLOUR OALBDOMIA — EllikbeU Tat 45‘ 5-lb. BAG Be sure to pick up your Gold Cards for next weeks Jackpot Bingo Game! ‘ LISTED BELOW ARE THE 9th. WEEK WINNING NUM­ BERS ... CHECK THESE AGAINST THE GREEN CARDS YOU PICKD UP LAST WEEK... GAME NO NINE GREEN GREEN CARD CARD 4 6 8 10 16 18 24 26 32 34 NUMBERS ' 36 38 TO PLAY 44 46 J 50 48 60 62 < 56 58 r6 78 84 86 64 ID 96 98 J WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN BY 9 P.M. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 157d9MI IBut* Bans, : Ckrl.U. Bl. PEfCHKE ... MANY VARIETIES . 69* LUNCH MEATS U.S.D.A. Impeded - Grode 'A'-Whole’ MUSSELMAN'S... APPLESAUCE SHEDDS... CU»! *1 Cans , PRUNE JUICE New! I?. 8 14b. *5 J FRYFRf $1 QI. tils. SWIFT PREMIUM ... SLICED BACON SWIFT PREMIUM LAMB SALE . .. 'AN EXTRA GOOD BUY! 10W to 10% fl. ox. Cans HAPPY SOUPS SHOULDER ROAST . . . . SHOULDER BLADE CHOPS NOOOU, CSEAM at chickin. vionatti. vioitabu SHF, MAN A MANK I, CHICKIN Vto. A CKICKIN w/ITAM___ CHKXtN MIDDLEVILLE — K».-rr. Mn*nl<«. RS. Oct. 3; Arlkar BBkUoy. M«0 N. MlSSlovUla B4„ Elu.fc.th Brock, NESTLES MORSELS rear. 320 LuU waiiicu. no pkgs. BIG ROLL FRYING CHICKEN PARTG SHELBYVILLE SCOTT TOWELS LIQUID DETERGENT IVORY 4812 200 SHEET 70c A7 k CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN LEGS ‘ X 49‘ Bottle 49* OVEN READY... 3Vt-lb. AVERAGE ROASTING CHICKEN WITH RIBS At TACH ID............... IQc Reg. Pkg red and yellow of autumn. This color arrangement only lasts a short while before she Introduces un overabun­ dance of white into the We don’t advocate tint you change as often, or for as short a time. as Mother Nature, but It is a good idea to clunge und freshen up your home now und thfcn with paint, panelling, new floor and celling tile. etc. We can furnish the finest and can help you plan Uie trunafurmatUm of your home Into a fresh, clean atmos. piiere that does so much tor family morale. BAST BIDE RAILROAD HTRKET. HAS­ TINGS. PHONE WI b-UU. 5 Bas 49 DETERGENT 1-LB HOUSE 4-OZ PKG SPARTAN SOLID PRINT COFFEE -LB. TIN 59 WITH COUPON BELOW LIMIT - bib. 19 WITH COUPON BELOW LIMIT — 1-pkg. MARGARINE 4 FISHERMEN ... FROZEN FISHSTICKS COUNTRY FRESH - All flavor. ... ICE CREAM SPARTAN—PLAIN OR SUGARED DONUTS 2-doz. Pkg. 49‘ now: aoiia neaas New! Solid Heads Cabbage 69* COUNTRY FRESH. dip-n-chip 29' 13c Wild Bird Seed «>»> 89c Sunflower Seed 2 “*59' MAXWELL HOUSE EQc J TR "4- UMIT MB. WITH THIS” COUPON A A SS 00 OS MORE FOOO OBOEl THIU EAT. OCT. IS, IMS. 3 nuiAeru. HUE*enu>«*KMurT, t riHt*rriio«*Nai sig. os d»ip grind coffu Pb. Wl J-Z421 TIDE m A FOOD MAXWELL ^0^ Mother Naturl makes a complete change in the decor her surroundings. The greens and summer hues DOG UUU Maxwell Regular or Drip TIAMOLD LEG 0' LAMB > VETS NUGGETS NATURES COLOR SCHEME CHANGES 49s 69 79s TIDE MOULAI PKO. KIOUIAI HTUMi DRTUMNT LIMIT I.BKO. WITH THI| COUPON A M OO OR MOM 1000 OIO- DOLE FROZEN JUICE 6 ■■■- ’1“ EVERY WEDNESDAY YOU GET DOUBLE Ug GREEN STAMPS �Stolen Horses Found in Barry Underaherlff Gordon Tri said Wednesday he would quest Prosecutor Richard Bauer to authorize a w«rr__. charging Mrs. Judy Lynn Bchra- i der. 24, Ri Shelbyville, with breaking and entering William Christie's saddle shop In Yankee Springs ov»r the Labor Day weekend. . —--- HliraLCU about 9 pm Tuesday in south­ west Barry County after a twoday investigation of the theft of riding horses from the William! Patterson farm at Comstock Park. The horses were taken about 1 a.m. Undersheriff Trick saldr Judy's sister. Mrs. Nancy Hoffman. 3u.| RI Shelbyville, had been turned over to the Rockford Slate Police j ere on hand Monday to bld "God Speed and Is in the Kent County jail1 charged with theft of the horses: i Police have a "hold" on Judy1 to begin military dutyto the Nation. At the Legion Hall they were Invited lo enjoy a smorgasbord provided by the American Legion for tjie same charge. and VFW Auxiliaries of Hastings and the Freeport VFW Auxiliary Both horses were found in as the first “going away" sponsored by the new Barry County Barry County, one near Under-! "Send Off Association."—Banner photo. sheriff Trick's home Mrs. Hoff­ ____ --------------------------------------------- ---------- .-----------------------------------man was arrested on the Chief ' — Un, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noonday road Tuesday after-11 Burkey and John. noon. ,SOCinT V □OC1121 I JNfcVVD ’ Mail Call Nen’s Notes I Campbell, a 1965 HHS graduate. left Oct. 5 after a two-week leave I for Vietnam. He was inducted Peb. 10. 1966, and after basic at Fort Knox he attended radio achool there then went to Fort | Gordon, Oa, for teletype tratn»»«• Hls ‘ddresa is: Pfc Leonard IL. Campbell. US 56892566. 15th | A o Adlnin Co Apo San Pran- -n'- ?,“n c,"d“'“ “ iKcrn home, visiting their newest —..........———----- ’ grandchild, while Tom and Jon 'Plea.sc continue sending a<j. attended the M.S U.-U. of M. game dresses to The Hastings Banner • jal East Lansing. -----------The Leon Standees left Tuesday This serviceman 1* the son of > ,hf J*- n‘^u,n’ Mr and Mrs Robert Wade und I*' tadlanapolta. Ind. until he is in Germany where he has I So,un“> been for 21 months ' *— '• ,K“ daughter bom to the Dennis P F.C. Joseph Rent* ■ R.A. 16807389 Havens on Oct. 4 and the- proud and happy grandparents, who have reached this status for tile York. N.Y. first time, are the Alvy Havens This young man from Nash-'. The Dennis Havens are living In vUle Is now in Vietnam ' Ann Arbor where he is. a pre। ined student al the U. of M. 2114045. 3rd Marine Division Mr. and Mrs. Orris Johnson FPp San Francisco. Calif. .spent Saturday and Sunday in This is not a Barry Countv Indianapolis, Ind, visiting address but this Is lhe 21 year friend*. They also took some of old son of Lloyd Cogswell, n form>r B.m Coun.y readeni. , who is employed’ ln in the Interior Malo, in World War T> 'Lloyd 1,h " “ recently retired utter 20 years design department nt the W. H. Block Department Store. This with the Conservation Dept.i . past week Cheryl has been at Pfc. Howard Cogswell the Home Fashion Show at the State Fairgrounds In connection A.P O. San Francisco. Calif. ' with her job nnd is finding her 96294 Howard Is now In Vietnam He new work most interesting. wrote asking Zor the pre-sweeten — and Mrs. Charles McGuire Mr. Koolalde to put in the chemically 'Donna Streby . 4761 Chambertreated water. It makes it easier lain Dr.. St. Clair, will spend the to drink. — .................... ................... .——— 1 On We<lnes<ln>'' O«- 12. Ute Dinner guests of Judge and Mrs.; Mrs. Earl Coleman entertained . n-1..... entertained Floyd's । cisco. Calif. 96490. »' Archie McDonald Saturday eve­ her Hospital Guild at her home ning were Mrs. Donald D .Smith. on W. Green street Wednesday lionor of his mother’s aurthday. ML® sue Smith and Miss Mar- evening. Mra. Don Gury was the Guests Included the honoree's Chi,r- eomnuttee committee chairman assisted by fta^ha^rlmler»j£ t,e M:s SlUftr: Cleveland and Mrs. brother. Mr. and Mrs. Gott­ schalk of Lexington. Ky, her amitns over Ute weekend — - ।— Throdure Knopf. Tony Banash. who had started Dear Sir: sister. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Good­ Quests of the Russell Kimmels You had a piece in The Ban­ win of Detroit, and her sister­ his studies at the U. of Madrid have been her brother and wife. Mrs. D, C. French and Mrs. in-law. Mrs. Fred Gottschalk, law school In Spain, flew home ner asking tor Barry County Mr. and Mrs. R E. Strowbridge. Roger Wiswcll entertained a also of Detroit. Mrs. Art Karrar, Sunday for health reasons. An in­ iScrvicmen's names overseas Our from Long Beach. Calif. teresting circumstance happened ^on is in Vietnam. group of friends for dinner at Mrs D. C. French Huies this the inlier's home on W. Green Mrs. Everett Couch of Gull while lie was there. He met a Thursday for New Orleans. La, to street Sunday evening In honor Lake. Mrs. Phil Oeorgeau of group of Americans and one hap­ l»t Battalion 26th Marines Kalamazoo. Mrs. P&u! Burkey. vialt the Edward 'Dioman family of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faulkner, Mrs Phil Munger and Mrs. Jack pened to be Mrs. Wayne iMaryi A Company for 1Q days. Peterson's sister, Miss Josephine | F.P.O. San Francisco, Calif. i who left this week for the West Const. temoon there was a plnk-and- Flnlan. affectionately known here 96602 He was wounded the 24th of blue shower honoring Mrs. Ad­ m "Aunt Joe." She and the others were on a golf tour through August and was hospitalized on Women of the Nashville First kins. During this dinner and Europe. the USS Iwo Jlma He is now ’Baptist Church honored Mike party Mrs. Keith Daniels and back with his own company near Mrs. V. L. Wolcott of Middle und Pnt Flemming with a mlscelDa Nang. 1 laneous shower. Mike lias made Sincerely. the weekend visiting lhe Robert his home with hls sLster, M.rs. tie Burkey grandchildren at the Sherwood and Burnell Larke Mr and Mrs. Earl-Frost Larry Smith of tile BarryvlUe Art Karrar home. Wednesday families. She is now visiting her RI Norris Rd . Road, nnd he nnd his bride are evening the Burkeys are enter­ Delton. Mich. 49046 attending the Grand Rapids taining for the Oct. 13th birth­ rett. Jr, and family in Niles. day of their daughter, Linda, * r- < .• ScImxfI of Music. Pvt. Donald F. Clum Mr and Mrs. Gerald Grtndley ' with a dinner for their Immedi­ U.S. 54957938. D-10-5 of‘ Owoaoo arc lire ucing being cmenouiCTi entertained e.te ate lamny. family, tne tire Art Karrars, tne the u Fort Knox, Ky- 40121 Everett Couches and the Phil j this week at the home ot Mrs Second Platoon with a dinner on Thursday evc- Georgeaus and thein children. Pearl Woods Rev. COyt York of ning for the pleasure of their I • • • Hendersonville, N. C, Is at the' grandson, Ronnie, who was leav-1 Members of Hoepltal Guild 7 home of Mr. nnd Mrs-. Francis | RA 16926165 . relieves ® Ing for service this week. Guests ,1i met with Mrs ‘Walter Ryan Sept | Coleman and Mrs. York and Co. B. 7 Bn. 2 TNG BDE other than the honoree were .his 29. A delicious carry-In dinner > two children are guetU of Rev. । parents and sister, the Dale W.K. OCJ.CU ILMIITW Vnllnn-u, V... a - OUST- XT rx — TJltt CVI oy ... MohVi't -THr-K.. nm Larabee# and Roxanne, Sheryl ness meeting, aIfte were present- special workers at the revival' Schantz of the Hinds District cd Mrs Addle Wood and Mr*. I meeting being held nt tl>e PU- | A3C Jack L. Birman and Lester Bonneville of the Warren Roush and lhe balance «rtm Hollncsa Church, AF16824398 Shull* District. of the afternoon was spent In Mr*. Robert Richardson and 14th A.P.8 Box 111 visiting. . daughter, Darla, helped move APO San Francisco. Calif. 96326 Fred Fairchilds was the hon­ been stationed in ------- —•--l____________ h£r. lind.?4I5'Jack T^.rfyhas R.lchardson j ored guest at a birthday dlnpcr Mias Sue Smith will fly to Lon-1I and "‘J son *" to East Gary. Ind.. Bun- I' Cam Ranh Bay. Vietnam since Saturday evening al Inman's. (day. Terry has been transferred I early January 1966. His son. Richard, and Norma '•nn Fnglnnd. Mondav then on to1 Hankala of Detroit, and Agnes wh<j ta r^.>dJn?thX’?hT. ------------ •_______ tee ln Mn Dorothy Baldwin made up the party of iRrif | four. >T.r. n, nra win imr “"■> THANKS J ™ Kun- ‘cSt Personal Mention Personal Mention weekend with their families, the Charles McGuires and Chet Arc- THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Juniors Tops at Homecoming Ewan, a former Hastings resi­ dent. will be pleruved to know that she Is now living in Hasting:, The juniors won the float nt 615 S Jefferson Mrs McEwan is the mother of Mrs. Jack Echti- competition at Hastings High s hcmi" timing celebration. ’.r t inn wire stemd and The Maple Valley Bund U to sophomores third. participate in the marihlnit c»ntert at Grand Rapids Wyotrtinit *>// I nti «e»/ Itemi TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! SAVE E 20</o poly arrangements, vases, and pottery. WEEKEND SPECIAL MUM boko $4 ?7 Cash & Carry — I STILL the highest quality PLUS Florists Transworld Delivery HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop 206 E. State St. Downtown IN HASTINGS leniwiH ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Penney Days come once a year Extra Strength DRISTAN SINUS CONGESTION PAIN, PRESSURE ...COLDS MISERIES Only 99c On Sunday the Floyd Burkey* 1 “5 ww=ka . 1 wish to thank Drs Gordon . ar‘e living here with her son and ; entertained for dinner Mr tend m Flnnle- Noah. Castleman, nurse*,■ famUy. Mr. and Mrs Jack Noel Mra_ Paul Wingate of Ney, Ohio, i nurMS *><*»• «’«?«« who helped Bt 612 N. Boltwood Mrs. Hart -Mr and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and — -- --- --------------" ?* ...w *0 much- J , 10™ n S*1*6" lur For takes care of the Noel*' 4-yearr er PWm. prayer*. K*t Katie ' Mrs. Ruth Simon* of Defiance,; Ings Wednewlay noon, Jr. I||> »»«, ‘e Fitch for old daughter. Tracy, while her Bdra. ftOfiCT Roger Wlswell lolncd Joined heri her i ata Maying with mo the first »<„»., night, I----------- ---k / Olko. Frank Ricca of South Hawins with ------- - -----------. F Wld Mr- and Mrs: L. F. brother and hi* wife in East Lan-I all the card*, flower* and tele-.BaartM BI । Burkey. Linda wo* also home sing Seturdayto attend lheMB.U.- phone calls, while I was in Pen- Wendel J. Hart RA16253023 I nock Hospital God Bless You How. Btry- 1«L Sqdn. ' from Community College. After- U. of M. game. ] AI1 I Hth A. jC. R. | noon and lunch guests were Mr. Gladys Murphy APO San Francisco, Calif. 96257 1 1 nnd Mrs. Art Knrror and daugh- GARDNERS 110 W. State * Phone 945-2134 LEGAL ORDER OF PUBLXOATIOH— We Specialize in:- n *"0,; hKJ•will *•*« )n in De­ James. who be 20 cember. had completed a year at Davenport College before he en­ listed In August of this year. state convention of young demo- | _ crata in St Joseph. Mich.. FriAmong the many local folk at day and Saturday ore os follows: the U of M -MSU game Saturday Mrs. Irola Smith, Mrs. Virginia ,in East Luns Ing were, the Charles Baird. Harold Parker, Mrs. Hot- , Leonards, Plynn Matthews, Bob ace Powers and Mr. and Mrs. , Stanleys. Dick Cotters. Tom StebJack O'Connor. Alternates are , blns. Marv Andersons, Lew Langs. Dr. Stuart Lofdahl, Tom Myers jack Hokes. Byron Fletchers. .----- George Youngs. Willard Lawrence. i Rome Feldpausch, and Willard Former President Herbert Hoo- Smiths. Don's Citgo Station Phone 945-9049 NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for N G Circuit Judge u Eaton & Barry Counties Barry County Friday and Satur­ day to ace, first hand, the work being accomplished by ttx W. K. Kellogg Foundation. In addi­ tion the Health Office here. ho Camp and the Middleville Kel­ logg School. On Friday evening, he met with the W. K Kellogg staff at the Kellogg home in pie were aware that he had been Fred AAatHlEOD - Co. B. 14th Bn. 4th Trg. Bde. M1-8.A-T.C. Armor First Pit. Continued from Page One "Windshields Washed Every Time” I ' ■mi . Backward Glances Lubrications • Wash Jobs • Rear Springs Oil Changes • Car Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds Tires • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc an Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhaul 1436 S. Hanover Pvt. James Harbin More About- W. Stebbins. Hasting*. West Michigan Tourist 6c Resort Association at the annual meet­ ing held In Manistee. Thursday. EXPERIENCED Claude Lydell, superinlend>-nt of lhe State Fish Hatchery here UNDERSTANDING men in Michigan when he open­ ed a letter yesterday and out dropped a quarter, which the CAPABLE Every inch a rugged John Deere young man about three Now Probate Judge of Eaton County 11965 TO PRESENT TIME! 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte I FROM 1954 TO 19651 19 Years Practicing Attorney Past President Michigan Municipal Judges' Association Put an Experienced Judge on the Job S Ing the lad and he took this germ in the brain ot that young fellow should happen to be conof a lot of elderly ginks in 'his town, there wduid be a lot of money changing hands I farm in Baltimore Township and continuing <o a few rod.', north of lhe “Whiskey Run” spring, which desptte its name, never fumWied anything but dear. ANGUS Mac LEOD for CIRCUIT JUDGE FOX EATON » BARRY COUNTIES of the original pan of an Improved NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE rwturM U lhe Bllou Vau. Vote November 8th Towncrart Acrilan” stretch cardigan Work began Monday on the half mile or trunk line highway beginning al tbe terminus of the JOHN DEEBS LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Our Towncraft hefty leather wing-tip brogue Virgin Acrilan acrylic with Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 J I > Towncraft’ Penn-Prest dress shirts Ihe wonder shirts that spandex. Sketches fof brogue—looks and feels action ... snaps back in­ just right. Expertly craft­ day smooth at new all day long . . . wash after fo shape. Sporly saddle ed of full-grain calfskin. wath after wash) 'Iron' shoulder. Machine wash­ Even lhe lining, soles and .heels are made of fine themselves in the.dryer. leather. combed cation. able. x 12.98 Matching slipover 15.99 Fine Dacron" polyester/ 10.98 Open Every Day 9 A.M. 'til 5:30 P.M. Friday 'til 9 P.M �6—THE HASTINGS BANNER EDITORIAL thin* about an insidious black point. Road Improvements do this human factor and attempts to put major responsibility for traffic safety on the car manufacturers traffic safety was directed exclu­ sively to engineering and manu­ facture. Questions relating- to such all-important factors as the driver, driver training, controls for licens­ ing and periodic inspections to in­ sure the mechanical safety of cars were completely ignored. should not be allowed to obscure In fact, the investigation at the overwhelming reason for lhe j tunre cceoMf more of a three-ring ghastly loll publicity cirrus than a serious and It can not be repeated too reaponslble search for practical often that the motorist himself |ways and-means reducing lhe anIs lhe prime cause ot accidents 'nual traffic toll in tills Nation. — far more important, even, . I Attacking problems pertaining to tlian mechanical defects in the i’ j improvement ot “the nut behind vehicles. htlcally popular as tluit directed ■gainst lhe industrialists, especial­ ly in an election year—lhe one being numerically great; lhe other numerically small. Certainly, far too many mo­ torists fall, consciously or un­ consciously. to adapt their speed Out of the investigation came a and conduct to the prevailing set of minimum safety standards conditions. Even the most care­ which can be useful if. in future ful driver suffers the occasional years, control of these standards ■ lapse in concentration—and docs not degenerate Into a politi­ there, possibly, ilea the kernel of cal football with groups and fac­ the matter. Human beings are tions vying with one another to not machines. We are very fal­ | "save the people" by dreaming up lible, and prone to silly mis­ i new devices and regulations re­ takes. NevcrUidras each mon gardless of merit. Buch regulations. owes it to his fellows to dis­ cipline himself ns far as is cam during the years ahead, espe­ humanly possible. cially m the regulations become iDcreasingly reatrictlve mnu- more complicated, as they Invari­ ably will. Yet. if this new array of gadgets can help reduce the degree of Injtfry and extent of suffering, though, that such a campaign resulting from the less severe type of crash, lhe cost will be a worth­ while expenditure. When a motorist complains at the high coat of motor vehicle insurance, he usually thinks in terms of the cost of repairing denied coachwork or a crumpled wing. He would do well to think human beings, because that is immeasurably more Important Any man who has mown down a fellow human and seen the consequences In terms of pain and injury or death is likely to sidrratc driver- henceforward, but society cannot afford to allow each motorist to learn the lesson the hard way. their equallr lethal motor cars •■would quickly find himself in Gordon lroa$ide Agency INJUkANCI Hoapitslizstloa Fira a Liability PhoM 945-9425 None of lhe above, however, gets at the heart of the problem — Increased driver training, increased strictness in the qualifications for a driver's license (make them harder to get. easier to lose), and increased policing of the highways to see tliat traffic regulations are enforced. Ot equal importance would be periodic inspections to see tlut motor vehicles using the highways are in safe driving con­ dition. Manufacturers are held to strict accountability regarding the condition of vehicles leaving their foctories. However, little or noth­ ing is being done to penalize the driver who permits his car to de­ generate into an unsafe condition throtvh lack of proper maintenlectured, for example, becomes a potential accident liazord when it is kept in use. even though worn lo the tread, The best brakes made, need occasional adjustments and replacement of .-parts to keep them In top shape—and brakes, are all Important. • • Sen. Riblcoff. himself, when gov­ ernor of Connecticut reduced the traffic toll In his state by 50 per cent, through stricter licensing controls, increased policing of the highways to see that speed limits were observed and enforced in­ spections. This reduction was achieved at a time when much less cnglneerlngly sale than they Yet, oddly enough, this same Riblcoff, now a senator. dLvcounts Men's Land '0 'Sports JACKETS Outerwear with a masculine look... takes wet, cold days in stride. Rugged fabrics styled well, priced right. $15.95 to $30.00 The probability is that the fa­ tality rate on U-S. highways will continue on the rise despite the Rev. Gladding Takes New Pastorates At Byron Center Funeral services were held for Mrs. Christine I Sease, 43. R3 Tbt H.. Mu OUddlo, has Hastings, Saturday at 1:30 at the Coats Grove Church of Christ, with interment in the Woodland vllle and Barryvllle Methodist Memorial Cemetery. Rev. Chas. churches which he has held for Gibbs officiated state legislatures. Mrs. Sease died Wednesday at the Blodgett Memorial Hospital. Churches at Bjrron Center. Grand Rapid.., where site was Rev. Gladdin* and hta family hospitalized four days. She was bom Aug. 2. 1923, In Huntington. W. Va., the daugh-1 Nearly 1M-, members and ter of Reno and Gladys < Kittai I friends of the two churthes met Roswall. Thursday evening In the Com­ A graduate of Huntington. munity House of the church for W. Va.. High School, she served Members of the Hastings Wo­ os a clerical worker in the family. men's Club began their Fall ac- WAC's and married Robert Replacing Rev. Gladding will Uvitlre Friday. Oct. 7. with a Sease on August 22, 1846. in San be the Rev Glen Bingham from luncheon at the First Methodist Vermont. Rev- , Bingham takes Church. i Mrs oeasc was a memoer or over in both lhe Nashville and tnn '•><• Coats Grove Church of Barryvllle churches tilts Sunday ni7nbcrs ‘Uld 1 Christ, tiie American Legion move hi* — family listened to an accounting ot new Auxlllary wo . volunteer, 1 ~and will ........... ..... . .— . — into ~ things to c<xnc | uorker w)th u>e Hospital Guild. j the parsonage this coming week. ------------ •-----------^2“”^ pn»“,,ent' Surviving are her husband; Mr and Mrs. John Hammes of bu“n®“ < two daughters. Mrs. Thomas In addlttan tq the regular , RebeccM, Uvcnnore. Lake Mt Holly. N. J. arrived Friday lo monthly meetings, there will be Odessa, and Pamela at home; visit her brother, the Don Doyles. tours for small Interested groups , one grandson; her mother. Mrs during the year. The first one is , OIadys Roswall of Huntington, a former MSC. gridiron great, scholulid far Oct. 20. with a;W. .......... — — sisters. •• — and Leon Slander attended the Va. and *two Mrs. Phyllis Stanley and Mrs. Barton U. of M.-MS.U. game at East scum and the Upjohn Company. < Geraldine > Olson, both of Long Lansing Wednesday Mrs. Ifcunmcs entertained a group of friefids for A demonstration of spinning and Island. N.Y. \ luncheon al the Hotel Hastings. Arrangements were made by Mrs. George Lockwood visited scum. Anyone interrated in going Iho Pickens Chapel, Lake Odesher daughter anti family, the Da­ to Kalamazoo should contact vid Sbaulls, at Orchard Lake for Mrs. James Lewis. A beginning several days this week. knitting dam With Mrs, Russell Over 100 Attend Season's Opening For Women's Club Mm Frank Huntley introduced the speaker for the afternoon, Mrs. Joan VonNleklrk. Boni In Capetown, Africa, she came to tills country 10 years ago with iwr dentist husband. She lias appeared on WJIM tclevbian, I discussing tier many hobbles many tunes, but site clolnu that ; this was the first time Hiat she] lias made a speech. Her charm­ Ing and extremely feminine man- 1 ncr completely captivated her audience. Her delightful sense of I humor added so much to her I explanation of one of her iiob- I bles, antique Jewelry collecting. She told of many hours of tramping through museums and antique idiopo In Loudon, Eng­ land and i»w people woe so helpful .to her ui furthering licr lobby She explained and dis­ played various pieces, some of them being English mounting Jewelry, an unusual bradet made of engraved watchbocks, a muff ciiain. and a very old and beau­ tiful topaz braclet. She said that she could make an elegant outfit of a very simple dress by wearing the Jewelry, which she does often. She also touched briefly on South African education, stating that their schools are completely Integrated with the blacks out­ numbering the whites five to 6ne. She olro sold tliat people of South Africa lire naturally lazy. Many quit school to earn money and then quit work and live on the money until it is gone. Then they go back to work until they have enough money to quit again. Thirty-one new members were introduced by Mrs. William Bradford und her committee. They are: Mrs. Larry R Baum. Mrs. Stu­ art Cleveland. Mrs. Paul Richard Dean. Mrs. William Eastman. Mrs. Harold J. Ruw. Mrs. Rich­ ard Jacotix Mrs. William Jcrow. Mrs. Gene Jorgensen, Mrs. Ro­ bert C. Miller, Mrs Charles Mor­ rill. Mrs. Max Myera, Mrs. Wayne Shetterley, Mrs. Ray Fleckenstein. Mrs. Jack Hubbell. Mrs. Thomas L. Johnston. Mrs. Chas. F. Murphy, Mrs. Frank Wall. Mrs. Robert Willis: Chenoweth. III. Mrs. Ronald Cunningham. Mrs. Harold DeVany. Mrs. Edward J Freeland. Mrs. Claude Gardner. Mrs Pat Gilmore. Mrs. Nolan Gulches'.' Mrs. Melvin Haight. Mrs. Jack, : McGuire. Mrs James Myers. Mrs. Robert Newell and Mrs. R. J. Shalt Is. A special thank-you rocs to | the luncheon chairmen. Mrs. Ro­ bert Shannon and Mrs. Fred Porteous The tables were vibrant ’ with bouquets of yellow Fall I chrysant hem unis. I Within less than n week, since I I leinilng of the sudden death of her daughter. Mrs Clarence Craw। ford received word of the passing I 1 ot tier only brother. Cliarles W O’Hair, in Atlanta. Ga. Mrs. Wil­ liam Crawford, who was in Garden City. N. Y_ uitli her husbind far the funeral services of her sister­ in-taw. Mrs. Robert Jessen, flew to Atlanta to attend the rites for Mr. O’Hair. The Hastings Banner It. M. COOK. Editor ELEVENTH YEAR BVBSCRH’TION as all outdoors! Livingston County Garden Club Hears Talk on "Herbs Complete tured speaker nt the Livingston County Garden Club meeting Friday evening, Oct. 7, in Ho- Tlxlrty-slx herbs were displayed and their uses explained and evaluated as to their medicinal, culinary and strewing virtues in j the program affectionately titled j Aunt Flos Garden Sass. Throughout the program their | uses in the conservation picture I was stressed and the 36 county i i __ . ___ “• “»■«•"* 90th District WCTU Conclave In Nashville ,____ r* TTw «Kh uinuM convenuon of *”“• ““-I u.. uum autre. « u>. MiaaWom„., ta MMemlc rat aula., th. I Ml M VMF a VOA W ^p... . . . awarded the TDdd Chemistry Prize the Nashville Methodist Church. istry Thia young were both former Eaton. Clinton, Calhoun. Kala- Richard Darby of Coats Grove. ‘ Guest speaker was Mrs. Roy Swanton of Ludington, president of the Sth district. Her topic Special music throughout the pies Bible Church of Nashville, and Heber Foster of Hastings. Mrs Mabie Adams was pianist. This past Summer Mrs. Rus­ sel) Smith attended the National WCTU convention at Portland. Ore., at which time she was pre­ sented the traveling award for the Nashville organization which was given by the Michigan group for the largest gain, percentage­ wise. in membership. In eight years the Michigan WCTU organisations will observe their centennial About 64 attended. John Malcolm, son of the Stan­ Mrs. Raymond Bursley. the ley Malcolms on Fighter Road, who Is principal nt the Chesaning Sunfield, president who Is also president of the Barry County City Schools, flew to the West organization, conducted the meetings. She also gave a talk tlonal educational meeting. in the morning entitled 'The their new little eon to the family People Had a Mind to Work." Seventeen members of the Tlie morning session opened Nashville Methodist Youth Fel­ John Roger. The Howard Whites with the Salute to the Flags lowship of the Methodist Church conducted by Mrs. Leora Smith and chaperones attended a twoof Hastings. day retreat at Fife Lake last see their first grandson. Installation of of! leers was weekend. The four page parish publication conducted by Mrs. Ione Van num from Ol. St. jnrara James c.uueut»> Episcopal vmuui Church Amsdalen of Hillsdale. State U1 reports________________________ Parllmentarian. Re-elected to of­ Lake O Square Dance The Lake O Squares will hold about the Music Commission of i flee were the president.’ Mrs. the Dlocree of Los Angeles spon- Bursley: vice president.----soring a one-day workshop session Russell Smith of Vermontville; the Lakewood High School on Oct. 1 tor Choir Boys and Choir- secretary. Mrs. Arthur Beggs of muairta. Tills inn year four rour uu /a from num Battle name Creek; vreeK ; treasurer. Mrs. 8 to 11 pm. Area square dancers musters. boys St James were eligible. Mr. Rich- Grace Mislck of Battle Creek, welcome. Lunch after dance Jack ard Branch, thetr choirmaster, and ' and promotional secretary. Mrs Cook Is to be guest caller. organist at St. James, took them --------------- ----------------------- ;—— ■— --------------------- *“4-------to the workshop and also partici- 1 pa ted in this experience. Guests of tiie Howard Peters for j several days were his brother and ' Methodlit Retreat Beautiful Hair is Yours of Toledo. Ohio. They returned, home the first ot this week. LAUNDRY Bette O'Connor, manager-operator invites you in to get acquainted Service Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry Wo Finish Shirts, Flatwovk, Work Clothes i .at at the 4... { HOUSE OF BEAUTY "F 126 N. Main Woodland, Mich. ' Cell 367-2295 <x 653-9534 Open Tuesdays through Saturdays HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan W1 5-4062 We're Having a BIG SALE to Celebrate 21 Years of Business in Hastings! Ladies Jersey Dresses Ladies Coats Ladies Robes Fur trimmed. 100% wool in beautiful winter shades. One group of nylon tricot and nylon fleece in small, medium and large sizes. Regularly $9.98 $49.88 $69.88 $79.88 One Group of Slocks; Skirts. Now to $14.98 Girls Slips No-press cotton with lace trim. r Regularly $1.98 M ■■■■ PRAM SUITS | SLEEPERS Cotton knit with plastic feet. Pastel colors in sizes I to 4. 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Priced ot $19.95 RtPAUIMTATIVa IM. 1 Xfljr Atlants • Chl<A(s • Dstr W* R*>it Formal Wear \ Personal Mention of safety gadgets until such time as factors involving •’the nut be­ hind the wheel' Is really tackled 490JS Published «Trry Thuri at Ukb "Duds Fer Him ’N‘ Her" Mrs. Sease of Coats Grove Dies Wednesday NATIONAL NEWSrAtt* Now 3 V* $1 00 GARMENT BAGS Hold up to 14 garments/ Regularly $1.49 Now, $400 I t Look for famous 'Trade Name labels on the things you buy ...you'll find them here! IParmaleei 124 East State Street �I 1 iCharlofte Dancers Gueits of Ringo 'Swingos Saturday Presbyterian Rifes Unite Couple in Evening Ceremony j Squire dancers from Shute, daughter of Mra. LaVera Shute. 1811 8. Hanover.and the Ute Earl W. Shute, and William O. Davidson of Zionsville, Ind., son of Mr. and Mra. Robert G. Davidson. 101 Norwood Blvd.. Florence. Ala., was solemnized Sat­ urday evening. Oct. 1. at 7:30 pm. in the First Presbyterian Church in the pretence of 200 gueaU. Officiating at the double ring ceranony was the Rev Willard H Char- Dorothy Schondclmayer. A Halloween masquerade dance L-. being planned Tor Ort 23 at Retired Teachers To Meet Saturday Guide Them." Altar vases filled with white gladioli and while chrysanthemums deco-ated the nouncc the engagement of their daughter. Margaret Ann. to Ken- Given in marriage uy her ma­ ternal uncle. Robert O Gillespie of Dowling. Joan wa* benutlfu) In an A-line satin gown of candle­ light ivory. The high waist wax adorned with pewu dartge lace, matching the long detachable lace 108 E. State in Hastings and stores in Alma. Mt. Pleasant, Greenville, Ionia and Trudy's st. Frandor. Pioneers Extension Group Has Cook-Out Mr*. Michael Betanaoa, Platte­ kill, N. Y, was her aUter's matron On Thursday. Oct. 6. tbe Hasof honor. Her floor-lcngfh gown tln*ts Pioneers Extension Club of green brocade was splashed with groom, daughter of Mr. and Mra. I and wore a corsage of gardenias met al lhe "Y" camp for a one bouquote and sashed high with Ronald O. Davidson, as flower and pink rosebuds. The groom's o'clock oook-out. The weather pink VOivet. Her bouquet, shaped girls wore identical floor-length 1 mother wore a midnight blue suit like the bride's, was of pink roses dreves of pink velveteen sashed Iof cul w,vel brocade W,U! m p '" """T, accessories and a corsage ot white and gypsophila, centered with a gardenia. Bridesmaids were Miss' with deep pink velvet ribbon. They I carnations and pink rosebuds, Cheryl Cron of Midland, college carried nosegays of pink rosebuds. A reception was held in the roommate of the bride. Miss Kay Lcaaon Sharp Memorial Hail fol­ Davidson, sister of the groom of lowing the ceremony with Mr. and Grand Rapids, and Miss Pam Fer­ guson of Mt. Clemens, roommate SPECIAL PURCHASE Janice L ।Sherman,' Michael J. Rogers Exchange Vows । . . |tJiss Marvel stam Honored at Shower : Cody Laubaugh licit! a shower to honor her niece. Miss Marval PUmUDB “Novem- Michael J Rogers in marriage at colored sprinkling can with the First Presbyterian Church at ‘ white ribbons attadied lo look 2 o'clock on Saturday. Sept. M. like rain and hung over the gift One hundred and fifty guests were table. Uou'll love our BAKED GOODS lAi WM... ...... Out-of-town guests come from Alabama. Indiana. New York. Ohio, Rockford. Midland. Mt Clemens. Lowell. Grand Rapids. Flint. Batlie Creek. Muskegon. Grand Haven, Cinnamon Pull-Apart BROWN & SERVE BREAD •‘boot the men who represent us bcwketa of white spider mums. Mrs. who will be up for election on John Bay, organbt. accompanied Nov. 8th. j The Nov. 17 meeting will be with Mrs. Jackson at her home ( Wcddftig Prayer Special on Our Delicious MINCE MEAT PIES—Reg. 65c ______ tWed.. Thurs., Fri. & Sal. Only.I FRIDAY & SATURDAY APPLE FRITTERS 6 for A delicious yeatt raised dough, with apple throughout and honey glazed .h •• DANISH KRISPSA Danish pastry wilh cinnamon and pocar sugar and baked. COFFEE CAKES— Family Siie 63c Small Pick out your favorite one. COOKIE'DAY WEDNESDAY—4 doc. assorted $1.00 PANTRY DAY MONDAY5 Leave* $1.10 "Hey, Mom! Good News! ."We can buy those adorable Baby Bliss clothes ot Mrs. Burr's Woodcraft Shop. 315 N Michigan <2nds. too. if preferred! . . . and groom, were the bridesmaids They wore long, empire style, taffeta dresses in n8e" green and apricot cute clothes for 2-3-4 year olds She also keeps Lorraine lingerie, ceram^ ics and loads of gifts. Let's Go. DALE’S BAKE SHOP Marriage License .Mom!” Values Compare to $15.00 Featuring all nationally fa­ mous brands in the season's best styles ... no waistftand MMffl SB JRJB B M JPM.IV. » mVmJ su-Ktt bit. ktstinc tian/ bushel of Mclatreh appte* M H per bushel, this week only. 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Complete mitts etart as low nil w* Quality Furniture QUALITY FURNITURE 117 W. Stet* Hastings BUSTER BROWN. and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Ready to Serve . . . Coma and Get 'Em! The Superette —OPEN DAILY— Tom b Sally Robinton 20S N. Michigan 9 A.M. to it P.M. Wayne s shoe store 134 W. State St. �C—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thundsy. October 13. 19M Rev. Elliott Unites Couple in Beautiful Wedding Riles Misa Margaret Ogden and ■RfcTuud Tobias were united in marriage at 2 o'clock Saturday, S»pl. 17, by the Rev Georg? El­ liott in the First MeUvxiLrt Church of Hasting*. Mr and Mra Thomas Ogden of 703 E Clinton and Mr and Mrs Keel ToOta* of R5 Has­ tings are the parents of the bridal couple. Tite double ring ceremony wa* lead in the presence ot 200 guestA The altar va*c* were fiU(d with small pink Miapdragou* end while mum* and the two IMd stal baskets were filled with large white mums and pink inapdiagon* The window candle* end candelabra completed the beautiful decorations. • Miss Carol Beasmer tong The Wedding Pi>y.‘r.' Tbe Lord's Prayer" and "Because." Mr*. Carl Damsm played the organ The bride, elven in marriage by her fattier, was lovely in an A-line fkor length gown of silk erganra over taffeta. Her *llk organza sleeve* ended in point* al the_wl&l_and the lace train was bordered In silk organza Her clbow-|<ngth Illusion " was held in plao? with an oi za flower. Her bridal bouquet was of pink cytnbldlurn orchid* .' t< phanotle. Mi» Prurltla Panetz of De­ troit was (tie maid ot honor and wore an A-line floor-length dress of pole Jade gn u crepe over pink satin, with three-quarter length sleeve.* and matching pink halo hat and veil. Her flower* were pale pink fuji muni*. Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Arlen of Detroit and Miss Nancy Farrar of Mineola. N Y. college roommates of the bride Tfieir dresses were like the maid-of-, honor's and their flowers were pink and white fuji mums. Little Miss Kethy Nell was Hower girl and wore a floor­ length dress of pale yellow, the same design as the bridesmaids' KCs Plan Triple Celebration Nov. 5 It's a Grand Old Name ... ’ (With Apologies to George M. 'Cohan) With so much attention to­ ned thu week on. Hastings, hgland. where lhe ■|hree - day rlebratlon. starting this Friday, let 14th. in observance of the 90th anniversary of the hl»»ric "Battle of Hastings" will ike place. It is Interesting to ote how many other Hastings itles there ore around lhe world There are 11 Hastings in the I.8.A. They are. besides Hea­ ngs. Mich.; Hostings. Minn: lasting*. Iowa: Heating*. Fla; lasting*. Nebr. Hastings. ND.,, lasting*. Okla : Hastings. Pa■; tlon. official delegate*. Mra 4be Johnson and Mrs Clifford Do lan, with the Stephen Johnson and their daughter. Martha, an the Richard T. Orooa, oliiei from the United State* in Ha* Ung*. England, for thia fe»Uv occasion will be Mr. and Mr; ■George Gllsdorf. 744 North Kan so* St. of Hasting*. Nebr, ac ordln.f to Mayor Herbert Hodgi "We have one citizen attend Ing the 800th annivertary 1 England, representing our cltj because he Is already in Eng land un business." write* Maye ie-Hudson. 'Br Yonkers). NY., R. Sheldon Wagner of Hastings nd Hasting*. N.Y. ” on-the-Hudson. N Y. Besides our Hastings delegaA reiponie from Maye Charles C. Stanton, Jr . of Ho* ting*. Pla . state* no represents lives, in England from "our fa! city " Titc same message cam from Hasting*.'Minn , and wor from Hastings, NJ9. declare "our village ha* a postoffice bi no city officials, consequently n representative In Hustings. Eng land" So it appear* that th! display of colorful pageant r; with pomp and ceremony, will t shared with a comparative fe from the northern continent < America. • When the Fay Hummels wei on their world cruise, they vis: ted Hastings, New Zealand, thriving city, one of lhe largei in N Z . with a 35.000 urban and I MRS MICHAEL DAVID ROSENBERG rural population, "in a beautiful! Miss Sandra Donnell DeVries Is Married country with Ideal weather." ac- 1 cording lo the Hummels. Inci- . . .... I • . , m .. dentally, when they were in I nvn|i/ fand D Iflht «« Gary Gerard of Grand Blanc. Honolulu. Hawaii, t he|r casual LUVUly VUI IU ICI ly 111 The rehearsal luncheon was held meeting on lhe street, with Mr.! t at the home of the groom's par­ best man and Ron Tobias of Aurora. III. and Edger Tobias of Glen Elyn. Ill., brother* of lhe groom, were the usher* Mr. and Mra. Richard VanEngen of RI Hastings were the iiuurter and mistress of cere­ monies. Mra. Ogden chose a rose-co1 ored nubby knit sheath with matching accessories and Mrs Tobis* cixMe a two-piece beige brocade dress with rose acces­ sories. Both corsages were of white carnations and rose-color­ ed rowbuda Ti»e reception wa* held in the church tar Ions with Mrs Ron­ ald Tobias and Mrs Fied Tebu cutting the cake. Mra. Edger To- Ing with the gifts and Mrs Gor­ don Case in charge ot the guest . -Uh Fur traveling the bride surprise and unusual o TROTH — The en-! great that these two households. In I ofObe.r."n»n'X"i Mbs Marcia Ann O~u. 7.7.' to Roger Stephen! u | door neighbor* aocossortea. Alter After tneir their weaaing;-*wedding I wrk Probably lhe < last last accessories. —• - ••••-»; prohablv the w in Nnnxn. Mlehlpu,. v new Mr. and Mra. Tobias are now Grand Rapids. The bridegroomwere the lute at home at Okemos. Mich. 1 Kim sLler and Service Unites C01^6 '™“ “■ ■« berg, on Saturday. Sept. 17. Houseguest* of the Keith Membera of the John V. Dil­ lon Knights of Columbus Council will celebrate a triple anniversary on Nov. 5 with a dinner and dance. Grand Knight Robert Hammond has announced. The occasion will mark the )5th anniversary of lhe presenta­ tion of tbe charter. which oc­ curred on Sep'- 28, 1851: the an­ nual Pan Grand Knights din­ ner. and Doraville Festival dance. The Saturday evening event will begin with a social hour at 6:30. dinner at 7 30 and dancing from 8 30 to 12 30. Fraternal Activities Co-Chair­ men Richard Hart and Ron Martin and BoysviUe Chairman Ron Beyer reminded memU । chut admission will be free to) knights who meet their Boysville quota. Garden Club Heads Receive Bulletin From Mrs. Stowell Mrs Chester Stowell attended the Federated Garden Clubs I>tetricl 2B meeting In Coldwater. Wednesday. Oct. 6. During the business seadon she distributed to al) presidents her , Conservation New* Bulletin numfor all garden clubs to promote the Litterbug project and con­ servation education WHITE'S Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Candlelight services ------------- ------------ Sunday. ----------- ) Yertys for a few dayslhls week are ills aunt and uncle. Mr. and »* “■ “ »» <)dl»t Church united In marriage the la e ! Mi* Sandro Donnell DeVries and Mrs George Whitaker, of LosAngeles. Calif They will ac­ Out-of-town guests came from ^’d e o Mra W R cJk. when 1 Mkhrel Darid Rosenbetg The company the Yertys lo visit Illinois, Detroit, Muskegon. Grand brld, . elfC. attended Davenport atlrIldrd “ »!**'•“• Rotary j««' K*nn'1h McC’X,vPlt,«T>m Wally, a student at MSU. on Rapid*. Pontiac, Battle Creek., «er hanre gradE 'Internationa1 event at the Has- I Ute double ring ceremony at 8 pm. Thursday. Also recently visiting Lansing. Whitehall and Kalama- । Kendal* Schoo™of De-| a,ld St Lt“‘>»cds Rotary t In the presence of 150 guests, the Yertys was Keith's aunt, too. 'sign and U wmgUn7he Army club Thr^ »*<> Mra Club «"«Wmeeting. '(These two louns towns Mrs Earlene Eorlcne DeVries DeVries of ot FreeFree- Mrs P J Harphum of Pleasant The rehearsal party, given by asport Knox, Ky* *’"“».«?«* | are “ almost joining, like St Paul I part and Doqald DeVries of Grand lake. Ind I grid Minneapolis' Gov Sigler.' Rapids and Mr. and Mrs Jack lhe groom's parents, was held ' I . . . . then a district Governor of Ro-1 Rosenberg of Middleville are the the Hastings Hotel. Sept. 16. ;Mark Anniversary llary. and not yet of the State parents of lhe bride and groom ' Mr and Mra Sam Stemm of of Michigan, was the speaker at | Miss Mary Near of Caledonia I Lake Odcr.sa were honored Sun- ■11,p combined meeting. That was , wiw the organist and Oerald day at an open house at the, J“7 „ . , . , lHewitt of Hastings sang The । lake Odrasa IOOF Hall for their To our Hastings citizens in Lord's Prayer" and "Because' bride, given In marriage by (silver wedding anniversary. The Hastings, England, have a giori-1 guia time lime at nt ’ wnai. m sonic her father, wore a tilted gown ot hat. to)Kxnt ample greeted approximately 100 ous gala Instances, sounds like a Medieval l L Uk . Med^va) wllh a aeparate emguests from Grand Rapids. Has­ e । plre bodice and chapel train of tings. I,owell. Muir. lamslng. Mardl Gras, sort of affair. We । Garden City. Portland. Lalngs- know you will enjoy every min­ I Valenciennes lace. Her shoulder ute. but as they say In Scotland. veil was held by a crown of pearls. luinr Ionin. Tonin Edmore. E/lmnr. Rlanrhnrd The golden anniversary of the 1 burg. Blonc'uird, ------- ' Haste ye back." (She carried a colonial bouquet of Pennock Hospital Guilds organ- | 81. Louis and Lake Odessa, stephanotls v™ J white With pink — and izatlon is to be celebrated on[ “ Iroeea. ' Teresa Berganza Thursday evening, Oct. 20. "* I Mias Mary Hummell of MlddleAt Battle Creek a । viUe was maid of honor. Siu- wore a sheath gown of powder blue silk Community- Concert |। organza with » lace bodice. Blue About 70 members of the Bat- !and white cascading carnations The dinner will be the annual t Creek Community Concert her bouquet. guilds Guild chairmen have Of Epic Battle . He Association from Hastings will , formed identically gowned bridesmaids ^Association from Hastings will Hasting* Hosting* <„ U... Gov >L.1«.. ind SJU' J? Pennock Guilds To Celebrate 50th r FISH FRY Anniversary Oct. 2(1_ Friday, OCTOBER 14 anuso-.- Our Deleaates lo Serving from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. “ View Re-Enactment at the Elks Temple in Hastings ELKS Members and Guests Children 75c Adults $1.25 Pussycat-Soft... brushed tricot of-Celanese Acetate and Celanese Nylon...so cuddly ...new Cuddle-Trique dreamWear by Katz ...regally long or waltz length... perfect gift suggestions... imaginative styles, machinewashable. xsr.TkiS. ’ass israsii? "’I"'«« Guilds | representatives from Hasting*. I Teresa Berganza is to be extra­ 1 Jerry Pratt of Hastings was best Receiving special invitations to Michigan, ore to be on hand for! ordinary among pcrfurnu-i^— o ' num and Ted Weidman ot Calc­ and Jerry Plank of Mlddlethe anniversary event are known . the re-enactment of the epic- singer who can thrill audiences ' (Ionin , charter member* of the Pen- making battle of nine centurtew^^i^f personality, tier proud ville ww usher*. nock Guilds. Special scrolls are ago f ang tju. unique beauty ot . Mr and Mrs Gary Gerard of Grand Blniic were the master and to be presented lo them as one! Friday's program gets underway • | mistress of ceremonies of tiie anniversary highlights early with a ceremony nt 9 30 fol, —7 . . ..... | For her daughter's wedding. Mr* Thc guilds were started in 1916 Ilowed by unveiling of u plaque In toyely to behold DeVries chose u royal blue suit when a group of women were In- Hustings castle simply cannot do wrong . . Her n wmne er , w|,h matching accessories and a vlted to a tea. Each was asked | T*11* Bat,Ie and District HLs- voice would melt a heart ot white orchid corsage Mrs Roaento form a club of 10 or more 6®c,«y\ «mmemoratlori alone'* (N. Y. Herald Tribunal. women. In Just two weeks there iuorhron is^rtt for 12 30 juid the cade ensemble with black ncceawas a memberahp of 222 paying u’’vf‘11?« °r4 “»e memoriM stone American i "One of Europe's top .sories and a white orchid corsage dues of 50 cents a year with each ।at B***1’ *bbf’5, at 3 A divas." (Time Magazine). The reception was held in lhe club pledging S10 a year lo a ^'?1?lfrnon*t^n,1lcc!IUrf' K‘,n* church parlors following the cere­ general treasury William and the Norman Inmony. genmu treasury fluence." is lo be given by Pro- The Hubbards / The bride wore a wool tangerine The speaker for the onniver- fesMr D c „t 6 M w|th sary, meeting Is a veteraneduca- ! a fnr , O.c|ock at Defend Bridge Title traveling dress with beige acces­ t<y from Grand Rapid*A native Qucen s Hotel. There U a Souvenir Mr and Mrs Roy Hubbard de­ sories as they departed by plane of Zeeland, Dr. De Young was Normand banquet at the Royal fended well their 1965 honors tor Colorado Springs. Colo. where graduated from high school as, victoria Hotel at 8 when they won the 1966 Hastings Mr. Rosenberg Is with the Army valedictorian in 1916. That Fall Friday evening activities also Country Club duplicate bridge at Fort Carson and the new bride will be attending school there he entered Hope College where lnc]ude a searchlight sailing race tournament Tueoday night. Out-of-town guests were Mrs he received his bachelor s degree and an “AU Night Invasion Rave” There was a good att<-ndancc summa cum laude in 1820 After at Hastings pier. A fireworks dis­ at the banquet and 34 pairs Loren Ramsbur of Houston. Texas, aunt of thl bride, and Mr. and graduation lie left for India as play is set for 8:30. played in the bridge game. on educational missionary. Also Friday at 3 pm. there will After four years he returned be three-hour change ringing of old Norris and Mrs. Robert Betts and served ns superintendent of bells at St. Clement* and All of Nashville, third. Mrs Wil­ schools at Hudsonville and Zee­ Saints Churches and at 6 pm liam GauUche and Mrs Russell land. then Joined the staff a! eight ringer* will lake part in Belfield: fourth. Mrs. William Northwestern University and for the ciiurcli bell ringing Stebbins and Mrs. Grace Denton, 25 years was head of the depart­ Saturday another full program » und fifth. Judge and Mrs. Phil ment of education and psychol­ Is scheduled Including the all-day i Mltcliell. ogy and dean of the under­ Anglo-French international arch-1 Prizes were awarded to all graduate and graduate schools ery tournament which starts at five winners. at Illinois State University. j 10:30 Twenty-five English archera ------------ •------------After his retirement from | challenge 25 French archer* 1 Mr and Mra. William Payne ------ --- — — - . _ra u There will be dress rehearsal vtailed his grandmother. M,rs chief of the American party es-: for the Battle of Hastings at jaiu Fighter, over the weekend tabllshing a new college in Cun 10 30 and at 2 pm. the opposing retunilng to their home in txxlla. and later became cnorlR armies of Saxons and Normans Woshbigton. D. C. on Tuesday, nator and the flrat employe W; — march the battlefield .... The off)-! Visiting — • on — to ------------------------the• Harry' Woods Grand Valley State College 1 —ceremony --------------- I* at-------| clal opening • 20 SatunUy were their niece. Mrs. Currently lie is secretary of I and the Second Battle ot H.is- Norman Carter, and her daugh­ the newly-formed Citizens and , Ungs —«— with a cast of 400 to 500 ■>■in- ter, from Midland. Guests a Alumni Council of the Grand I eluding cavalry begins at-3:30 A weekend ago at live Wood’s home Rapids Junior College. 1 RAF air rescue by helicopter is were their nephew and family. U»----- > —-J — .4 , — ... .... Mr. and Mra Carl Muir und from Columbia and his doctorale j *111 be an authentic medieval sons, who returned to their in philosophy al Northwestern. I jousting tournament. home in Wheat Ridge, Colo., on He lias recevled honorary degrees [ A Pipkin contest with Sittr-x Monday. and the "Distinguished Service | University challenging Kent Uni­ Award." from Grand Rapids | veratty in a Pipkin drinking.conJunlor College last year. t«»t is Mt for 5 pm Dr. DeYoung is listed in Who's A Brand fireworks display is set Who in America a* the author of I for two college textbooks and Is the Sunday the program continues author of more than 100 publish- wl(b an 11 aln commemoration ed articles and poems i service In Parish Church with His He has had many other as- Grace, the Archbishop of Canterslgnment* and honors bur? “•* ,hP Preacher After the ------------ •_______ ; service the clergy urTri choir wilt Mra Olenna Hynes of La ruing lfad “ procession through the AbTHE FURNITURE was a guest of Mrs Lois Wick-1 grounds to the she where BUILDING ham for several days l«*t week. Harold fell ----------------------------------------------------In addition to Hastings' offlcial ------------------------------------------- delegates to the anniversary events | Mr and Mrs Stephen Johnson Fhone 374-3523 j“r,<5 Mr. and Mra. Rlcharl T Groce । are to join them. PLATINUM 1079 CREDIT IS JUST ANOTHER OF OUR SERVICES $5000 payable $4000 payable $3000 payable ($2000 payable $1000 payable $ 500 payable over 36 months, about $170 per month over 36 months, about $135 per month over 36 months, about $102 per month over 36 months, about $ 68 per month over 36 months, about $ 34 per month over 36 months, about $ 17 per month Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Srarc Wl 5-5316 In the Hastings Area the In Crowd’s waiting at your Quality Buick dealer’s. Get with them! The Bonnet and Gown, Shop' Lorke Buick-Chevrolet, Inc., 1435 S. Honovcr Alma Flngleton UPHOLSTERING Wayne Haxel Final Week of This . . . Permanent Special REG. HO. N0W $8.50 Sill Our Broasted Chicken v JI Complete Peg’s Beauty Bar F«f Fret ton. Owner (Above Seringa & Loen) ’s Worth Crowing About" THE LANDLUBBER INN (MON., TUES., WED. ONLY) Call 945-3382 43 on Wall Lake Fhono 623-5311 Open Every Day But Monday Until Nov. 1 BUICK Get in with the In Crowd at your Quality Buick dealer's now. �Bliss Millwright, Dies Suddenly At His Home Vernon <Ben> Bollinger. 51. of H2 Vermontville. died suddenly of nn apparent heart attack at Ida residence Saturday morning, and Della । Lighteri Bollinger. He was married to Victoria Jones in Muskegon on Oct 24, 1942 Tile couple moved lo their present home Just east of Nash- Woodland Salldlo Club Plan, Ha yride | Hastings 1966-67 School Calendar The Hastings Banner The Woodland 8add le Club is planning a Pall hayrlt e on Nov. MF-A Regional Institute 5 with None! Estep a# chairman Hastings to Host Many Honor Nashville Lions WRC District The Cottons on Conclave in 1967 Give (1,000 for PlUgerald Woman', Relief Golden Jubilee Grid Scoreboard Corps 100 met Thursday. Oct 6. Sunday. Oct. 9. la a day that Surviving are his wife: ■ aon. Vernon L of Vermontville, four step-sons. Willard Hum of Has­ tings. Charles Hum of Middle­ ville. William Huss of Vermont­ ville and Richard Hum of Nash­ ville; four Mep-daughters. Mrs Mabie Bauders of Florida, Mrs. Marjory Shaw and Mrs. Betty Hummel both of Nashville and j The NaahvUle Lion* Oave con­ Mra Lfiella Dale of Washington: , tributed SIXXtO towards the pur­ chase of an electric icoretoard view; four step-brothers. Paul for Maple Valley Hi/h School. DeWcnt. Elmer Pant and Curley The district must aild another Pant all of Grand Rapids and MOO to 1600 before the score­ Harold Pant of Lansing; 27 board can be purchased. Maple grandchildren, and seven great, Valley is the only Expressway Conference school without an grandchildren. electric scoreboard Services were held this Wedr.wdejr at 2 p.m from the Vogt Mrs Grace Chaifee and Mrs. Funeral Home in Nashville with the Rev James Varner officiat­ Olenna Townsend spent from until Monday last week ing with burial made in Lakeview I Thursday with thrtr aisUu^tn-law, Mra. Cemetery. Nashville. । Pearl Lewis of Breckenridge Their nephew. Earl. La In the Cali Wl 5-3481. 1 Alma Hospital. They left him For Banner Cliusllled Ada much improved. r For The Week "Our aim should always be to make this a bet­ ter world for the other fellow as well as a good world for our­ selves." for lhe monthly birthday potluck dinner and meeting with 13 prta- and Mrs Walker Cotton of Woodland because of the open During Ute business meeting the houc held at Kilpatrick Church initiation service for Claudenc their 50th anniversary The event, sponsored by the plication for niz-rn read with on invesUgatlng com­ mittee appointed consisting of ed by about 175. Hilda Blackford, chairman. —™—_ Dorothy Meier and Clara I. i with yellow mums and candles, Bayne The auditing report was and baskrta of Uw same flaw­ read by Dorothy Oronewoid. , era were pineal about the roocn. Plans were completed for at- Man>' lovely gifts were displayed tending the District 5 Convention Rn(1 couple received more at Benton Harbor on Oct. 26 lhan 100 congratulatory cards. Delegate-, elected were: Dorothy A beautiful wedding cake and Oronewoid. and Mra. Claudene coffee, punch, ice cream and and Cl*™ I. and straw num* lor l». .™» -dl bad iht „„ colanl bndhnn. Mr Dimer s Co.,.ration in 1st! |„d M„ sinnwn M Grand Aides appointed by Preaident Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bea Feltaer were Esther Fett and BtraUon of Sparta and Mr. CotHlld# Blackford After a discus- ton's brother. Burr Cotton of Thursday Night Coach Bernie Oom's unbeaten Hastings High Junior Varsity­ faces another rough test on Johnson Field this Thursday at 7 when the Ionia reserves at­ tempt to get back Into the win column after their defeat last week by Greenville. 18-12 The Ionia Bullpups defeated Charlotte. 33-0; Lowell. 27-13. ■nd Lakewood, 21-0 M ill Ury Policeman — Pvt David W Clagett. 18, whose father. Always in Stock Waihabl* Vinyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES She 5 JeHerson Street, completed eight weeks ot military police training at the Army Training Center. Ft. Gordon, Ga.. Sept 9 He was trained in civil and mili­ tary law. traffic control, map In the second period Shulu reading, prisoner-of-war control broke loose on his 44 and reached and self-defense. lhe Viking 8 Wes VanDenburg Cub Pack Enjoys Hayride and Bonfire Saturday. Oct 1. the Cub Pack 3073 from the First Methodist Church and their families met at. the John Bechtel, Jr. farm on Brogan road. After the boys had seen the animals. Mr Bechtel took them on a hay-ride that ended back W. Green ot Broadway Tlic Cotton.* have lived at their r.pplee. present home on Brown Road north of Woodland for the poet 49 years and have a boat of friends who wish them many more happy years together. RUMMAGE SALE 1st Methodist Church Admitted to Bar Extra practicing with Mark klauber., and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. , erotic ticket. He was sworn In by* ; I lie State Supreme Court of C<dr>redo on Oct. 5. at Boulder, Colo. --------- - — ; Miss Alberta Nosh entertained I Mra. Swift Wlnegor of Alto and ' Mrs. Otto Schreuder and Mrs Jahn Moffitt of Grand Rapids 1 on Thursday of last week. Richard Stauffer, Hastings junior, has been named chair­ man of the Art and Design Cotnmlttee for the 1964 Homecoming at Michigan State University, entitled "Signs of Our Timea" A* a member of the executive board he la respinMble for all art work and Its design, including posters, stationery and decora­ tions. Thursday, Oct. 20—6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21—9 q.m. to 5 p.m. The Woodland Lions Club Tuesday and Wedneaday evening. Oot 25 and 26. . They will hold their regular meeting the 25th with a supper then Mart ringing door belts. The club haa been divided Into two teams. The losing team win serve the supper for the next meeting Remember to brighten on the art committee for lhe buying bulbs, to brighten your home, from these men publicity committee of the union board where he was given an award as outstanding worker, and also two years in lhe distri­ bution department of student government, associated studenta of Michigan State University A special meeting of the Mid­ rhich recently appointed him to dleville Chapter 17. OE8. for the B, cabinet position. ceremony of installation of -he Dick is on art major with newly-elected and appointed ofemphasis in sculpture and paint­ fleers lor 1967 will be held at 8 ing. and is affiliated with Della pm Friday. Oct, 21 This to an Tuu Delta social fraternity. open meeting and members and friends are invited Check your lights Keep your hcadligh s as clean as your wind­ The Jark Eehtlnaws and the shield Be sure your taillight# trott-Lloris Kame on Sunday. Middleville OES To Install New Officers on Oct. 21 FISHER BODY DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Lansing Plant Has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS For TRIMMERS WELDERS FINISHERS LINE FEEDERS TOP WAGES - PAID HOLIDAYS (Comer Green & Church) Cost HASTINGS PAINT Ph. Wl 5-3252 Mldway in the third anto the Saxons took over on the 50 With VanDenburg carrying most of the leather, the attack reached the 24 from where Steve Pocernlk passed to Hall on a screen for the touchdown. VanDenburg slashed off tackle for the point and lhe score was 20-0 Later Pocernik. In al quar- ( terback for Cola who had in­ Jared a knee, guided the team nuirslunellows were roasted over n bonfire The parents enjoyed to Steve Strickland for the final six points. Tbe try for this cook-out as well as live boya After the meal they gathered point failed. Penalties nullified two Saxon around the fire and "AmerTD attempts and one of Lake­ loe." David Anderson was prewood’s. One was a 70-yard run by Vai Springer. Hastings had awards chairman, Leonard Spyk- IM yards In penalties Stan Stockham earned the de-, The Pack meeting will be held ferulve honors for the second week in a row and Wes VanDenChurch. A Halloween party Is burg was named the offensive being planned The boya have player of the week. visited lhe Bechtel farm since their hayride and gathered ap- At No FUNERAL HOME their fourth straight. Gary Hall set up the first score when he returned a punt to Lakewood's <2 Seven plays later Glenn Cota went around right end from lhe eight Bill Shulu hit tackle for the point and the Poaet 1 ta 6 Woodland Lions To Sell Bulbs to Brighten Life Stauffer Heads Ionia JVs to Homecoming Invade Hastings Unit at MSU Battle Creek, the Carps voted to I Effie Lehman and Mra. Jtrry donate 510 to a Christmas fund, I Fisher and husband ot WoodLaverne Bumworth will host a 1 land, also his cousins. Mr. and Court Whist party at her home, | Mrs. Mort Atherton of Sparta. 618 E South Street. Wednesday. I who at one time lived near the Oct. 12. 1:50 p.m. Kilpatrick Church and attended The next meeting will be at 2 J ‘ervlccs there. Other out-of-town pm. on Oct 20. guests came from Grand Rapids. ■ Sparta, White Cloud, Fremont. Battle Creek. Cadillac. Hesperia. their Halloween party. They plan home on leave after finishing ' .Blissfield, Sunfield and Lake to be on hand <o "watch ' the basic al Fort Knox. Ky . and Is ,Cut to SPONABLt-GIRRBACH Martian Two 1 Thunday. Ytefnhor October 13. 1966 ■t lhe Marvin Kantnd farm for ChrisUnaa: .. Final Exatna: Elementary Students only: person will cover cost < t food. Plans have also ben un for a Teacher Planning Day Christmas party Batui day eveSecond Semester begins evening of entertain i vent for Spring Vacation: parent! and members n 'ike. Jan­ ice Rust will be In charge of lhe poUuck supper. Inhere win be games, a movie pl finned by Chris Bebon. and a gift ex­ Second Semester Hn»to: Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Jana 5, 6. 7 change arranged by Na net Estep A new member of L'^e club la Joanne Millar, daught i r of the Robert Millers. JeanngsUe Day - — —. * meet- PAID INSURANCE - PENSION PLAN APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 401 VERLINDEN AVE. 8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Good Clothing—Hundred, of Clean and Uteful Item •* A GOOD BUNGALOW ON S. WASHINGTON ST., with livid* room, two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and bath, full b«W- AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location, has three bedrooms and half-bath upstairs and down one bed­ room, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has base- A BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, on North $trobt. Hal­ ting, Heights with living room, three nice bedrooms, kitchen and dinette, full basement, gas heating plant, attached storm window, and screen,, for-------......-.$16,800.00 $7,000.00 INCOME FROPERTY CLOSE IN. hat two apartments, north apt hat living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath, A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE CLOSE YO BUSINUS SECTION OF HASTINGS, one ,ide hs, Irving room, two bedroom,, dining and kitchen end bath. the other side hs* two bedroom, up­ stair,. Irving room, dining room, kitchen, shows r, lavatory and stool, also has a garage and brings steady Income ..-$1,500.00 A LARGE HOME IN THE SOUTH PART OP TOWN, ha, four bedroom* upstair, and one bedroom down, living room, dining room kitchen and bath. Michigan cellar with oil furnace, lot dining room, for ...$11,000.00 A SUMMER COTTAGE, furnlshod with 15 ft. bait and 12 ft. fishwith living -oom, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower bath, lots of nice Cupboards, and has utility room, has automatic sprinkling $4,000.00 tweet Summer cottage with all the e*trk foe ... .$10,500.00 A REAL NICE AND UNUSUAL HOME south of Hatting* on good blacktop road, ha* living room, threo bedroom*, dlnotte. full bath, kitchen tha* built-in*!, and 1* situated on two-acre lot, want to trade for bungalow or suitable home In Hatting*, or want to hade for bungalow ot suitable home in Hatting*. IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-J7 with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full L...U I..II L...—. .. ..LI .11 1__ I__ _____ . way. for------------------------ $8,900.00 A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, ha, two bed­ rooms upstairs arxfxifjf bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, also'fwb room apartment and bath, ha, base­ ment and gas heat, full lot for................................$9,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* Upstair,; downstair, it ha, one bedroom, two living room*, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with A REAL NICE HOME ON EAST MILL STREET. h*, two bedroom, and full bath upstair, and one bedroom down, living room, din­ ing room, kitchen and breakfast nook. h«, glassed-in back porch, wall-to-wall carpeting in living room and dining room, alt drapes go with fhe place, storm window, and screens. 1, fully insulated, and it ha, been newly painted outside and . . i___ ____ ...II ____ 1-. 4-. <11 AAA AA .$10,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, ha* A NiCE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKIi all on one floor, has living room, two bedroom,, kitchen and dining mom, ufiltly room, lhe living room carpet goes, ha* garage, ,-reena also, for ........................................................................ 111,000.00 GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS close in to busirw** district, ha, two bedroom, upstair, and two bedroom, downstair,, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha, storm window, and screens has basement and gas healing plant, Pol waler heeler, $8,500.00 drnlng room, kltcherl and bath, ha* basement and gat floor fur­ nace. brand new garage and utility room, full corner lot'"for BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer and water Jn. has a garage on II. also a part basement----- •$1,500.00 2 NICI BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICI VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition lor$650.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS family transportation problems? let HCB Tinance your second car! Lisa's got to go to the doctor. Brucie to the barber. Robbie to the "Y”. Susie to the dance lesson, Cothy to the high school ploy, Patty backs to school. Mother to the market Dad goes crazy. You could probably use a half-dozen cars, but o se:cnd one would sure help and you con finance it at HCB. of course! COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDORFF ADDITION. Flrtf Ward. LIVW - ------------------------------ -------- —----- --* ’ -- ----­ of-$600.00 A NICE HOME ON HEATH ROAD loc#ted on I %-acro lot. alt on one floor, ha, living room, three trodroome. I#rg< kitchen with dlnmg tpace. full bath, ha, baiement with new ell furnace, storm Window, and «reen», .* cap Inflated for ...$9,100.00 A REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKI. bUh on slab, large living room, dining room, kitchen and one bedroom, bath, HASTINGS SALESMAN ESTATE OKER Hustings Citq Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurant* Corporation �Hastings at Ionia After Beating Lake wood Alma Takes on 4—TBE H*ITtNQ| BANJO* Tkenday. OrtiUr U, IM Sl Johns, Comets At Lakewood I 1 It Pays To Know Waterfowl Victory Makes Homecoming Real Success Grid Roundup <UMM TBUBgDAY ViaA Hoke Races 80 Yards JTin; Greenville to At Saxons (Fin, 25-12 Travel to Charlotte Hasting* High Homecoming at Hastings High School Friday night was a com­ plete success. Coach Bob Carl­ son's Saxons defeated the Lake­ wood Vikings, 25-13; the home­ coming festivities were exciting, and the weatherman cooperated with a perfect autumn evening The victory evened the HH8- Saxon*. this Friday seeking their third West Central Conference victory at Ionia while the powerful St Johns Redwings play host to AlLedge and the strong Greenville Yellow Jackets travel to Char­ lotte Dad's Night throng. Ionia generally has been a tough foe for Hastings, and In 1964 lhe Bulldogs defeated the Aaxons. 13-7. Ionia has handed Hastings some of Its bitterest memories Ionia has yet to win a game this season The Bulldogs started XUUaia M IdUru si BL Cxaulaa raxr oat* msults ItaaUfi **, laktwoM 11ai Mas M. OraW Lodge V. since the rivalry started four son's first Blue St Gold edition a 500 mark for the season with a 2-3 record and a 3-1 record In West Central Conference play early when lhe Vikings blocked a Saxon pant and Ken Benson recovered lhe ball tn the end OUaskuri *i|uu Pucsmaal SO. Si Loy Morri* Q*bti»la u The undaunted Saxons bounced back and scored twice in the Inaugural frame and again in then dropped a 7-0 deciaton to Lakewood before losing at Char- The Bulldogs were humbled by Greenville’s strong team last 15. Greenville picked up 396 yards rushing and Ionia 147. Clr-^nvllt* hid fiQ via the air- Punt, Pass, Kick Competition Here Saturday Don Shipman went over from the one for Grand Ledge and Roger Millbrook kicked the point In/the second canto Mike Green scored from the 10 and Boyce converted to make it 21-7. End Craig Knight recovered a Grand Ledge fumble and rambled 35 the point Boyce wound up the down run. Competitors. will punt, pass and place-kick. They .will be scored a point for each foot of distance the ball travels on the fly, minus a point for each fool lhe bail lands to the left or right of the center line. Distances will be measured to the half-foot, and half-points awarded or subatracted. Dick Norr Fires Perfect Score Dick Norr of Bittie Creek shot serration Club's trapahool Sat­ 21. then pulled away. urday night. Joe Bartolaccl tallied first Earl Argetsinger and Clyde with a 12-yard field goal Lance Cobum find 24. Bob Slocum 23. Rochester went off tackle from the two and Mike Fleming con­ David Leary. H. Ftnnanger, Chet verted and the score was 10-0 at Cur ton, Bernard Tobias. Mike the end of the first 12 minutes. Davis. Jim Shaw and BUI HaselDave Green scored from the seven and Bartolaccl kicked the Herbert Everett 19. point and it was 17-0 at Inter­ Eight-year-old Clyde Cobum. mission Slocum. Bob Wright. Non- and 70 yards for two touchdown* and Paytva were event winners. kicked a point to make it 30-0 in Another shoot is Saturday the third before Alma got on the board Ralph Anthony went over from the two and Dave Perigo kicked the point An- Bob Miller's Dad 11 Di“in New York and Pertgo made it 30-14. _ . __ .. , , In the fourth period Jim Dan?-f lei scored from lhe seven for Robert C Miller of 320 W. WalAlrna and Pertgo * kick cut the nl*. ^wrly Friday In a hoagap to 30-21. Vital at Lyons, N. Y.. following long Illness. Charlotte bounced back with Mike Schneider scoring and ----- --- -- — —.----Bartolaccl kicking the final I Miller 1* survived by to* wife, point. Edna; three daughters, and ------------ •-----------. nine grandchildren. Much of the mercury used ___ in i Robert, assistant principal st the United States coraes from a I--------- — _________ Hastings High School,_________ left Frimine at Almaden. AMin This day morning to attend the aermlne may have dpenitcd as I vices which were held Monday HELP We are overstocked with new '66 AAercurys and Comets Savings up to $115000 5 2 1 2 1 Monterey 4 Dr. Sedans Monterey 4 Dr. Hardtops Montclair 4 Dr. Hardtop Comet Capri 4 Drs. Comet 202 4 Dr. Ton/ Belli Motors " Armchair Athlete yolb„j“ The health of many high school athletes is being endan­ gered by tbe training programs of some of today's coaches, according to nutritionists al the National Live Stock and Meat Board. Chicago. "Extreme care is exercised in providing protective equip­ ment to prevent injuries and prompt medical care when in­ juries do occur — Sb there is no doubt that the coaches and athletic directors six! lhe school administrators are sincerely in­ BU8 Coach Bob Cartoon will terested in the welfare of their dlTMt the covnpellUon. athletes," said Frances Hall. Zone winners, determined by Meat Board nutritionist and dieULLan. 'Unfortunately, many winners. wUl later meet in a coaches, while protecting their district competition The 228 dis­ athletes from physical contact trict champs will vie for 90 area Injury, are, at the same time, championships. inadvertently putting them very much in harm's way by urisound In division events to determine dietary regimens aimed at ma­ 13 national finalists • nipulating the weight of teen- Ford on Michigan Avenue lo I. H. TRUCKS Lincoln - Mercury • Cougar tin W, MkMiM X J TKTNFVm I-.................. , ,, ——, Lakewood was trying desperataty to move as the half ended After the intermission, when 1966 Queen Katy Clarey crowned Miss Sue Oil ions as the 1966 homecoming queen and when lhe HUB and LHS bands put on sparkling performances, Lake­ wood kicked off to Hastings. The teams exchanged punts before the Saxons began moving for their final six-pointer. Starting on their 21, Dunn smashed for nine. Hoke made It lint down on the 33 Dunn rolled to lhe 46. Jim Williams kept the ball for four then Dunn went through the left side to the 37. Jim got four more. Hoke rammed lo the 30. Hoke got four more before Will, on a reverse, scam­ pered 16 yards to make the score 34-6. Turnes kicked the point. . Lakewood's second louchthe fourth period with Quar­ terback Mike Alloft. a aopbo- Hewitt, a senior, on a play "Some football players are gorged with calorle-lqaded, com­ plete-unbalanced diet* to get them up to a certain weight. Other athlete*. such its wrestlers, are put on unusual diets to keep them with a certain weight range over a long period of Ume: and still others are manipulated downward to a certain weight. This is particularly danger­ ous with high school athletes— as opposed, for instance, to pro­ fessional football players — be­ cause they are still in the grow­ ing process. There should be no dietary tampering with the deli­ cate mechanisms of bone, mus­ cle and tissue development dur­ ing this crucial period when the young person Is growing from childhood Ll>rough adolescence to adulthood. Attempts to move an athlete's weight around to fit the needs of various seasonal sports can critically impair the physical fitness and future health and well-being of the young people Involved "Not only do such weight ma­ nipulations Interfere with nor­ mal growth and development but there Is strong medical evidence that the constant changing of weight, up and down, can be a contributing factor Ln the de­ velopment of heart disease." Mrs Hall — a member of the Meat Board's Nutrition Research department, and the mother of two teen-agers herself — noted that the problem is compounded by the typical coach's popularity and influence with young people. Traditionally, teen-qgers have tended to pay more attention fl lhe coach than lo their own par 4 ent* or to health teachers and other adults." she asserted. •There's a certain amount of hero image here and with that comes the feeling that what the coach says is gospel, whether it has to do with athletic instruc­ tion. or general youth counsel। ling or training table practices. September issue of the American Medical Association's TODAY'S HEALTH Magazine described it thusly: „ "A strenuously exercising ath­ lete needs more food , than the 1 much influence on the eating I patterns of his athletes — and others—It become* his respon*!blllty to guide young people Into 1 eating habits which are related to normal growth and develop­ National Geographic **JL ment rather than abnormal KIDNEY DANCER SIGNALS weight manipulation. The right weight for any teen-ager — ath­ letes included — is that weight • a>« al taactiMol which the medical charts deem ■Snrrn'' *tt" best for a person of his particu­ cin’At lar height and build " Wh*\ IS the right diet for the athlete? An article in the , Standings Wood intercepted an Al toft pass on the Viking 33. Hastings, with the ball on the Viking 17. Tom Barnum smashed for nine then Pat Fitzgerald Intercepted an­ other aerial. On lhe next play Hastings fumbled and John Reed recov­ ered for Lakewood with 3:19 left Altoft completed a pass to Barnum for 21 yards putting the ball on the 50. His next aerial was incomplete and Mark Cole intercepted his next heave and the Saxons ran out lhe clock. The score by quarters: LAKEWOOD ... 6 0 0 6-13 HASTINGS ........ 12 6 7 0-35 Officials: Bill Mack, referee. Hans Schuler, umpire, and Jim Heidenrlch, head linesman, al) of Marshall. 'Y' Boards Meet board meets at 7:30 pm. Mon­ day. Oct 11. at the City Bank and the City Council meets at 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Oct. 19. at the City Hall. Plans for the com­ ing months arc to be reviewed along with reports on post ocll- Greenville JVs Win 4th Straight Greenville High's Junior Var­ sity ran its record to 4-0 with day. The score was 12-12 nt the half.--------Ionia--------defeated the GreenLakewood's aerial attack clicked-----half. They added another touch­ again later in the frame and ville frosh. 13-0. down In the third to put the game on Ice. Little Roger WUl. who has played fine ball all season, had another good night scoring three touchdowns. Will put Hastings on the board with 4:51 left In the first period romping 29 yards (they're having fun all winter long) to climax a 97-yard drive which required seven plays. Dave Turnes* kick for the ex­ tra point fallM. After the kickoff Lakeview made a first down and had to punt. Hastings started on its own six. Fallback Jerry Dunn smashed for no gain then Quar­ terback Jim Williams pruned to End Rick Abbey for 15 yards and a first down on the 20. On the next play Halfback BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH It's America's Favorite Family Fun' Open Bowling Time Available touchdown Hailing* led. 13-6, aa lhe quar- Hastings kicked off. After three plays Lindon Endsley and the same size. But he needs _'_cked lakewood'* punt and the same variety of food value* gowned frfowt it on the nine. blended into the same adequate" Hoke slammed for three, Jim diet. . . . Williams got one. Dave Williams another two then WU1 went over "Like anyone else,aa athlete needs a daily diet Yrhich includes td make the score 18-6 with 7:50 the 'basic four': four glasses of milk, three or more servings of \dde. After the kickoff Lakewood protein foods <merit, fish, poulstarted on lB_oUti 3# and on five or mqre servings of vege­ the first play Vat FlUgerald in­ tables and fruit* and four or tercepted a pass and was downed more servings of whole-grain or on the Viking 40 Will raced to I lhe 25 but here the attack stalled enriched breads or cereals. Be­ ’*•“ t gave up Uie pigcause he is exercising heavily.'■ •* Ulc on the Lakewood the athlete probably wUl eat j **ta on °oy more of each of these foods than the average person — but he I " should cat only as much more as will permit tom to maintain hl* desired weight" Outdoor Trail—Fishing hasn't) been too productive in area wa­ ters Bluegills just aren't totting and bass have been alow. Old Buzz got one on a minnow right off the bat Sunday afternoon at j Larabee. but that was all. The beauty of the countryside makes ) a Fall outing, along with Gladys' sandwiches, something to re- | member. It is not always that1 one succeeds In having a wife go out In a boat on a windy after­ noon. but then she probably figurea It is better than sitting home all of lhe time. . . . An aerial service has replaced three fire towers In Mackinac County and four towers in Chip­ pewa County, and now our Con­ servation Department has just Hie thing for a man who has everything: excess fire towers The lowers range from 82 to 106 feet tail and feature metal cabs Nine structures are being of­ fered for 3100 each, and four which have been dismantled carry a minimum price of 4200 • piece. Bid forms and more injtorniatlon can be had from the Department . . M ic h i g a n's duck season opened at 10 a_m Monday, and continues through Noy.. 23 Hunters may have two canvas­ backs and two wood ducks in the daily bag and four of both In possession Geese hunting in this area continues until Nov. 30 . I West Central end move Join the Ski-Doo families Boys In the Hastings area will Greenville bad not beaten Ionia since a 13-0 decision back Paas and Kick competition spon­ in 1967 sored locally by Renner Ford, The win gave Coach Ed HelTb« boys will compete behind bys Greenville lads a tie for «e-nnd with Hastings and Grand Hastings High School for blue first-place medals, red secondplace awards and white thirdplace medals. There will be IB 61. Johns scored 14 points tn the first quarter and 20 In the second Gary Boyce opened the scoring with a 20-yard run and kicked the point. Then Randy Humphrey went 26 yards and Boyce converted again and it Hotting* couldn't ITill Scores 3 Timet, Saxont Seek 3rd W’C Ths 24. Three plays failed to gain two long heaves gave the Vikings a first dowji on the Saxon 36. and Lakewood kicked. Here Use visitors' attack bogged down and Hastings took Phone WU5-3184 come see, come drive the sensational new FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS ski-doo Bob and Mickoy Lambert Your Hosts WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE HASTINGS BOWL INC. BOB SKELTON’S W. Gun Lake Phono OS 2-3352 Next to Allegan Co. Park WBCH Woodland at Michigan Brings You FOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep Your Dial of MICHIGAN Set At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 GAMES— and THIS WEEK: Michigan State HASTINGS- BARRY . vs. COUNTY OHIO STATE RADIO Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. Listen to the Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Re-Broadcast of all Pick a winner from our complete stable Hastings High School Games . . . PLUS M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE THE AREA SCORES Mow, toe, tow, UH, plow, haul, aaad, fcrtiliza, remora anew — yo^ ^ama tha job and Whoa! Horae has the attaching tool you'll Bead. See th* complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and qukk•ttaching tool* now on display. - AND HIGHLIGHTS E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS 142 E. State Street, Hastings Phone Wl 5-2983 at �■ Jack Bowman 539. Jim Barr 512. | John Kaalnsky 514. Joe Olelaruwskl 519 and Harv Haan 535. Standings: Larke Buick. Sparta Fall Fishing An Extra Something Middleville Rolls Again, Delton Battles to Tie ton Rings 14. Culilgan' sand Har­ woods IOA 12. Hastings Alumi­ num and City Food 11. Welcome Tavern 7 and Tyden 5. HASTINGS WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE BOWLING THE TWIHTFRS Standings: Hull Really and The Bomh- 13. Cool-Aida 11. Renner Ford 9 and Powder Box and Local Finance 7. body Oil, Hastings Motor Sales, Crystal Candy and Ne-Hi 12. East Side Lumber. Hastings Cleaners and Vita Boy 11. Has­ tings Aluminum and Maker’s Market 10. Miller Plumbing 9. Carol's Needlecruft 0 and Pepsi poaied 170-493, Nancy W.bolda 193-4M, Virginia Howard 149-433 and Doris Greenfield 152-412. slea with 194-535, Faye Allen chalked 191-525. Barb Klersey COMMERCIAL MINORS ’.'11-523. Shirley VanDenburg 179­ Standings: V & J Mobil 151... 322. Bobby Handy 212-446. Mary Bender Gravel and Belli Motors Sherwood 164-452. Gretchen 15. Parkers. Deputies and Ren­ Kennedy 160-449. Linda Smith ner Ford 14. The Banner and 166-380. Betty Miner - 187-468. Patten Monument 12’.. Midway Shirley Bowman 183-490, Gene Buffing 12. Dale’s Bakers, Has­ Thompson 172-453. Ruby Downey tings Aluminum and Tinkler’s 11. — ~ Lucille Wilson .168w164-452, — and Walidorffs 10. Zephyr 9. South-,451. end Food 8 and Smith Bro* 7‘... Rolling good games were Ruth Bob Balmer chalked 225-566, Johnston 174, Mantel) Tucker­ Carl Asplnall fired 224-562. Phil man — " “ 163, “ Ruth Rice — 175, “ Eva Walldorff 203-502. Bob Morey Rawley. 170, Nonna Varney 152. 527. Gordon Trick 206-538. Jim Linda lowry 154. Jan Peurach Tobias 510. Woody Wyngnrden 158. Kate Bender 155, Marion 503. Bob Ingram 516. Dave Kruko Eye 170. Marleah Makley 170. 509. Pete Kruger 206-539. Gor­ Florence Weyermun 158. Fern don Howe 504, Ray Gibson 505. Brown 156 and Barb High 168. Paul Cassel 540. Gene Glass 533. Bob Getty 212-511. Bob Ward GO-GO GIRLS 528. Curt Awery 521, Howard Standing* a* of Ort. 6: Canada Martin 49d and Clyde Divine 491. Dry 16 points. Southend Fruit S: Beverage 10‘.: Lescoa 10. Miller RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Jewelers 9. City Bank 8 and Pete Montague pul together Floor Covering 6’. games of 210-190-211 for n tine Herl scores: Dellabelle Murphy 157-442, Les Altoft 155-436. Pes chalked 229-602 Ron -Beyer roll- Cronlnger 187 - 425 and Jane .ed 203-561. George Cogswell 200- i Kennedy 152-405 born 210-535, Pat Gilmore 531. Robert Brittingham 529. Larry Penrod 206-518. Jim Malcolm 507 nnd John Oorodouki 503 Standings: Woodmansee Lum­ ber 18. Trumble s Tavern 15. Gil­ more Jewelers and Johnnies’ Auto Parts 13, Dog A- Suds 12. Ackett’s and Ciicnowrth Ma­ chine 10 and Kroger 5. Coach Bob White’s Trojan powerhouse from Middleville’s T-K High, which rolled over should make Wayland 1U 28th consecutive victim Friday night in an Expressway Conference romp while Maple Valley travois to Parchment and Caledonia in­ vades Hamilton Otsego will travel to Gull Rich splashes of autumn color* add a magic couch to clear, rippling strums and placid lake*. Hard-bitting steelheads and cagey crown trout arc on the move. There you have it, fishermen—your perfect combination for fall fishing. And it’s all yours in more than 400 Michigan lakes and streams where rainbows, including stream-running steelheads, and brown* remain open to action during the extended fall trout season. Adding an Mtra cone-on this of lakes Michigan and Superior. Cohos are legal catches in inland waters through November JO under size and creel limits covering trout. Virtually all of the cohos caught this fail will be bragging-sized keepers with inches to spare. Khat more could any red-blooded fisherman ask for? —Mich. Department of Conservatioa. 454. F Hybarger 159-440. J Ter­ pelting 151-404, H Fratherly 146-’ 363. I Per.-.' 146-364. B Rogers 143-408. D Mathews 142-395. F. frlgeration 14. Walldorft’*, Gil­ OsM'nhelmcr 142-397 nnd J Wel­ more’s Gems, Blue Ribbon Grill and Barn Market 13. Motor Aires, fare 140-384 12'-.. Hastings Milling and Lydy Livestock und Trucking 12. ActlonFlex 9. Arcade Beauty Salon lllgh series: ■ Russ Nash 203­ 8. Rockhill and Banghart 5. Bee­ COMMERCIAL MAJORS 518. Ron Nash 212-544. Doug Harry McCollum had a fine Vickery 501. L. Waldron 232-593. line Fashions 4H and Cuyler Trucking 4. night ThurazUy setting new m>1o D Cappon «... 515. ... A Carr 541. „ D and series highs He pa ted a, Reynolds 529, N. Johncock 516. MONDAY MIXERS 265 game and 638 aggregate J Shelter 531. C Baker 556. GorFaye Allen led’the Mixers with Bruce Terry rolled 238-635. Paul tile Howe 201-531. Dave TerpenEdwards 234-588. Rod Newton »ng 532. Pete Powell 521. Bob a 212-581. Oerry Newton rolled 575, Irwin Hnrwnod 203-571.1 Clinton 515. Ted Smith 501. John 202 - 528. Irene Heath IM - 546. Leah Dawe 214-511. Emma MaLawrence Kerltr 202-567. Max Reldl 213-515 goon 1S1-504. Edith Thomas 209­ Myera 214-552, Merle Haines 555. -----------512. Marilyn Swanson 178-471. Joe Burkholder 203-529. Gordon THE BOH'LERETTES Sothard 524. John McLmii 517. Shirley VanDenburg was again Beverly DeWitt 170-481. Reba Charles Converse. Sr 202-529 i leading the Bowlerette* with her Lydy 179-478. LaVonna Wood­ Dick Asptnall 512. Bill jerow sig.j 212-566 and Lob Roblyer had a mansee 187-449, Ellen DavU 176­ Floyd Williams 532 Ruas Hazel re“i K1**1 nl«ht with her 200-551 49). Lorraine McKelvey 173-441, 212-522, Tom Gilliland 518. Glenn s*rlM u,u urek 8ue Senslbl Bemadlne Eckert 183-483, Nellie Lautxmgh 203-555 Robert Miller rr,||e«i 159-415, Nita Misak 160­ Woodman 166-414, Betty Bheler 514. Wayne Newton 530. Lyle 401 Ru,h Service 198-446. Gladys 171-450. Donna Goucher 166-456. Sanborn 549. Bill Brown 201-515, E4Lw,rd5 ,8,-4M- Emn’« Magoon Maxine Dipp 165-482 and Shirley I <3-481. Betty Smith 155-415, VanDenburg 181-470. Boonie Hathaway 185-480. Grace Standing*: McAllister’s 17. Big k 'Cooley 142 - 401. Memo DePew I D 16. Mary's, Haan's and Piston = 161-451. June Richardson 157­ I Ring 14. VanMatre. Foodland. — 461. Sally Downing 200 - 496. Parmalee's. Northside Grocery Wand* Malcolm 199-469. Barb nnd Welcome Tavern 13, SherKiersev 178-478. Yvonne Mak­ Ifl's Girls and Parker's Bar 12, Icy 166-446. Betty Shcler 191­ WBCH and Hastings Floor Cov­ 512. June McKelvey 194-500. ering 11. Vogt* 9. Savings and __ Irene Heath 170-445, Shirley La­ Loan and Food Center 8 and S Dr-re 141-387. Betty Horton 178-1I Kroger 5. “J489. Lorraine Nell I4H-405 and, i'jovrc Aspinall 153-407. Concrete Blocks and TUESOAY MIXED LEAGUE ! Betty Smith picked up the I Bob Miller was lhe big gun Lightweight Blocks i 4-10 .■plit. Inez Lyon 5-7 and I this week Oring 199-548. Bruce ; Mickey Lambert the 3-7-8-10 j Brumm chalked 185-517 and Bob Nashville, Mich. ! Standings: Miller’s Durnclean ■ McCollum posted 213 for solo Phone 653-2791 i 19 Signs’ Tire Service 18, Wil­ honors Mid finished with 510. Ed ; Hams’ Insurance 16. Color Cen- Anderson rolled 186-508, Junior ' । ler and V&J Mobil 15. Burns Re- Russell 183-501, Dorotha Brumm 191-481, Louise Annis 179-472. Dick Wilcox 184-514 and Bob Miller 199-548. Frank Richter had a 199 game. Bob Reynolds how much better he 184 and Jane Sherk 165 WORLD WOULD BE IF PEOPLE Standings: Ken’s i Bob'! 11. Welton Heating and Thomapple let opportunity do Skating 15. River Bend 13. Quality Discount 10. Backe Con­ the struction 9 and Maker’s and Consumers Power 8. PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS I...... ..... ''iiHHiiiiioiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiBiniiiB T ALL THE HASTINGS BANNER—* 23»«rsd*y. October 13. 1*66 2 Still Unbeaten In Saturday Loops Two teams remain unbeaten In Bob King's Youth Council .Uli football leagues. The Packers won their third straight BUi grade circuit game Saturday, nipping lhe Bears. 12­ 6. and the Lions won their third in the 5th grade loop by ainoth-' rrtng the Colta. 39-0. The Wolverines suffered their first loss, losing to the Spartans, i 14-6, In the 7th grade league and 1 the Spartans were knocked out | of undisputed possession of first; place in the 6th grade wheel byI the Packers, 7-0. ’ Fennville goes to Delton and Bellevue invades St. Charles HighFriday night Zeeland trounced Caledonia. 40-6; Cedar Springs rambled over Wayland. 46-21; Penntleld blanked Maple Valley. SB-0; Delton and Hamilton fought to a 6-6 Ue; Bellevue whipped Climax - Scotts. 32 - 9. and Parchment’ shutout Bangor. 20-0 Middleville, for the third time this season, hit the 40 mark in •coring in producing its second shutout in scoring 130 points while allowing only three touch­ downs led-the Trojan attack. Middle­ ville led 21-0 after the first period. Page set up the Trojan's first touchdown, intercepting a pass on the 50 -Eight plays later Tom Warner drove over from the EL'.t for lhe next touchdown and hit VanElat again in the fourth period. He completed nine out of 16 passes, seven to VanElat. Appel rushed for 187 yards In ALTO Construction Co. M/ISONRr SPHMUSTS FIREPLACES BUILT OR REPAIRED BRICK VENEER - STONE of All Kindi PHONE (COLLECT) Bellevue did all Its scoring In 6. in an Al-Van clash Mattawan defeated Lawton 26- the middle for hla first touch- coming crowd a real thrill down and scored again from two | Bronco Tim Walkinahaw inter­ pwu and yards out. He also ran four extra cepted a - ------* *traveled ------ *' 63 yards points. *• to Mart the romp with Bill Milkr added tbe other only a minute gone In the game. Darrel Greenawalt poased to »yrou Byron U«.«r Center .ewe.™ recovered . a «.uMid- Lee Deland for the wcondtouch dlevllle fumble on the three, down and then hit Jefl' Otto on early in the second period but i*” 'or ““ ^,rd B,oni rn co TD ,n in ,h> the «»•• opening couldn’t get the ball across. “»« canto Greenawalt tossed two more Byron waa held to 63 yards on touchdown posses before thr the ground and 56 in the air. Lloyd Schrotenboer opened the scoring at Hamilton, crossing the goal from five-yards out. Delton Wolverine ladder Saturday by tied’the score in the third period whipping previously nnbeaten on a 43-yard pass play from Ken PUlpwell. 39-23. Olaega stopped Champion to Ken Mercer. Comstock. 32-8: Vicksburg deDelton pushed unbeaten Ham­ ilton around all night Coach non-league play West Ottawa Christensen’s Panthers outgalned defeated Allegan. 12-0. Hamilton 305 to 160 and had a In Tri - River play, unbeaten 2?-10 first down advantage. Lowell had problems in downing Delton lost a touchdown when Forest Hills. 25-15; Rockford sophomore Dennis Morgans 30- stunned Ke now a Hills. 38-7; yard scoring burst was nulHIled Belding whipped Lakeview. 34­ by a penalty. ' 13. and Sparta knocked North­ Caledonia couldn't move view from the list of unbeaten.,, against Zeeland and the Scot­ ties were humbled, 40-6. Central Montcalm rocked Pennheld won It* first foot­ ball game for Coach Alan Portland High out of the Tri­ Gibb* a* the Panthers clawed Central leadership with a 20-18 win. Fulton-Middleton topped Maple Valley. 39-6. in a homeMontabella. 39 - 6. and Saranac defeated Carson City. 19-6 field gridiron Galesburg-Augusta kept their Penfield scored twice In each of the first three periods. Maple record Intact with an easy 5-8­ Valley scored in lhe finale. Bill 12 win at Fennville Saugatuck downed Martin. 13Reid going over from the one. and nrst home victory in aix Holder Injured John Kosinsky, 402 E Green, lost a portion of his right thumb in a mishap while at work at the E W BHjb plant Friday, John U an outatanding bowler, und will be out of action for a month or two. but may try bow­ ling left handed He was treated at Pennock Hospital, and has I. H TRUCKS SCOUTS Tony Belli MOTORS 1320 N. Michigan Ph. 945-2479 Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE CEMENT WORK Drivewsyi - Sldswilki PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS BLOCK BASEMENTS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. 868-5434 AFTER 6:00 A.M. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. ’67 Chevrolet Everything new that could happen in KNOCKING-/ Lee Belfield May Start at Kalamazoo Lee Belfield. 1966 graduate of HH8 and starting center on last year's undefeated Saxon football team, is scheduled to start at of­ fensive center for Kalamazoo College in Saturday’s homecom­ ing game with Adrian at Angell Field Belfield behind Dan Austin. F ioo'« football happened! fool Injury sustalnrd in last Saturday's 18-8 BE PREPARED for that exceptional business or investment opportunity when it knocks. A substantial savings acount of your own is the best way to attract added fjunds for any venture. Your savings draw high earnings at Hastings Savings and Loan. Phono Wl 5-3853 $10,000 with FJ.LI.C. u E M BIA FEHR-'. »0M[ LOAN BANK WIlM With a roof line that sweeps gracefully almost to the rear bumper. And a gently sloping new rear window. But you’ll really have lo sit in and feel it to appreciate Impala's totally new styling for '671 den who may be contac through the sheriff's office. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Sofo driven prefer Hie All Savings Insured Up to Chevrolet stays a step ahead with value that lasts. Bright bold grille styling so proud it extends all around the front fenders. shepherd puppies are among the dogs available lor adoption By Wolverine & Riverside 136 E. State St. 1967 Impila Sport Coupel Adrian goes to Kalamazoo tied for first win Albion in the MIAA. each having 1-0 records. Kala­ mazoo, Alma and Olivet are 1-1. pendability of our fart claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need ut . . . For All Types of Insurance-—SEC HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY 219 WmR Stoto St. More comfort, new safety too Improved steering makes cornering even easier. New-type body mounts give you a smoother, quieter ride. There's an B-track stereo system you can order! 80-minute tape, free! Add our fully automatic Comfortron heating and air conditioning. Enjoy new driving ease with a completely restyled instrument paneL Luxurious interiors! You wonder where your living room leaves off and your Impala begins. New GM-developed energy-absorbing steering column. Seat belts, front and rear, with pushbutton buckles. Front seat belt retractors for extra convenient*. Dual-speed windshield wipers for all-weather visibility. Now... at your Chevrolet dealer s LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, Inc. 1435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 IM .FT Vkt 1 �WORK FOR YOU USED CAR CLOSE-OUTS "Slop In and See A W of Prime Contenders lhe New 1967 The.. Used Car Prices Will Fords on Display Al RenneR Ford Country' Save • Hit With Your “OK Inventory KO.” 1965 BUICK SKYLARK 1964 CHEVROLET . . . Impala convertible, auto­ matic transmission, power steering, new whitewall tires. 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 door hardtop, full power and many extras. Jet black fin­ ish. One owner. 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes, blue and white tutone with sharp vinyl Interior. 1965 FORD CONV. Galaxie 500. 390 eng.. wheels, power strg. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 1964 Ford Galoxia 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Peacock blue. Bland. 8 Cyl. 500. V8 auto., power strg. One local owner. 1964 Ford Custom 3 Dr. Standard 6. 1964 COMET 202 3 Dr. 6 *Uck. Radio. 1963 MERCURY . . . Meteor custom 2 door, V8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion. power steering, radio. 1963 Rambler American 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. 1963 CHEV. BELAIR Radio. 4 Dr. sad. 8 stick. 1963 Fairione I 1963 METEOR • 4 Dr. Stand, fl Cyl. V8 stick. Itadlo. 1963 T. Bird 2 Dr. 1963 COMET H.Top. Full power w/factory air oonditlonlng. 4 Dr. 6 Aatomatlc. Radio. 1961 1962 CADILLAC ... All white convertible, ex­ cellent condition throughout. Fully guaranteed. p58 Cadillac 2 Dr. Full power. 1962 JEEP Universal 4-wheel drive. 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside Pickup. 1950 JEEP Sta. Wgn. Recently overhauled. 1962 PONTIAC . . . Catalina 2 door hardtop, power steering and brakes, ra­ dio, whitewalls, sharp. 1963 GMC Pickup Short box, 3 *p. Vfl Engine. 1959 FORD PICKUP Truck w/eamper. Real nice! 3 Speed, 0 Cyl. 1959 Plymouth Fury g Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyL, - power steering, w/walls, radio. FORD STA. WAGON V8. Jost overhauled. 1964 Fl00 Style Side Pickup 3 sp 6 cyl. New tires Chrome Western mirrors. Side chrome. PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2470 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hartings, Michigan 10/13 •nd RenneR Ford Inc. CHEVROLET 328>N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MEADE. Salesman Home Ph. M3-2328 LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 943-4054 FARM IMPLEMENTS 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-242t 10/13 1959 CHEVROLET BELAIR ’15O00 —1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. —John Deere 237 2-row mid. Picker. —John Deere 227 2-row mtd. Picker. —John Deere 12 ft. drag. —M. Moline Com Chopper. Good shape. —Decker self-unloading Chopper Box and running gear. —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. I960 FALCON 4 DR. Automatic, Radio and Heater _________ _ _____ Used Farm Machinery —John Deere 50 Tractor w/live PTO and hydraulic. A-l shape I —1849 John Deere A Tractor. A-l shape. —Ford Major DieJel Tractor in A-l Shape. -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. WEEKLY SPECIAL! 4 Dr. Hardtop; 8 Cyl. Automatic, Radio, Heater---------------------- Full Price Nice choice of older models to chooac from REAHM MOTOR SALES LARKE BUICK Several Transportation Specials '00 ’175* SEE THESE LATE MODELS (Specially Priced) 1966 OLDS 4 Dr. DBS 1965 CONTINENTAL 4 Dr.. Air Cond. 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 D*.. 1964 FORD FAIRLANE 500 Wagon W GOODYEAR BROS. 1962 OLDS STARFIRE COUPE 124 N. Jefferson Tony Belli Motors • LINCOLN MERCURY Phone 945-2479 INVENTORY REDUCING SALE Case Combine w com het | HOTICE ' j FARMERS ... We are new booking Branded Feed Concen­ trates for the winter of 1966 and 1967. (Bookings until Oct. 30th) 1 Com Cribs—1200 bu-8335 Gravity Flow Boxes—8149 ; TRACTORS— NOTICES Int 560 Diesel. CANVAS TARPS $3.47 up WINICK'S IOS H. MkU«M Wl Teke advantage of our seasonal low price and saval Wa'II be glad to help you figure your needs fw the iteseo. FARM BUREAU SERVICES Wl 5-2223 FARM SERVICE FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building for your farm or business. No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. NOTICES We Buy We Dry We Store We Sell Case 830 Diesel Demo. FORAGE HARVESTERS AND BLOWERS— I 1963 New Holland 616 With S.in4 I com head !9fll MM with com head 1951 A Chalmers with com 1 head. 1961 A Chalmers with hay and com head Papec PTO Blower. AC Blower with motor. Kools Table Blower w CORN PICKERS— NI 310 one-row <| WiLTON'S Wl 5-5352 ■ PUBLICATION OBDEB. litki will Ann Ukell INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I See Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buy! They Sell—They Install—They Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 South. tf TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, loU of uses. 40" x 300'. 83.50 at Tile Ban­ ner office. if 1006 East Railroad St. Wl 5-2943 PUBLICATION OBDEB GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Hastings Paint it Wall paper Store OPEN FRIDAYS tod: Nrpt 37. 11HI6 Philip H. Mitchell, JuJ*< riJu.'l.ry ■nd Boy* Shirts—Sue WALK UP AND SAVE! * Fee Sale—Mlacalienmms WHEELER MARINE SALES & SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-6fl In Nashville. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf Hastings Milling & Farm Supply PUBLICATION OBDBB Help needed at store on Fri­ days—time donated for Retarded School Assoc. Please call Mrs. Stanley Stauffer Wl 5-57*88 tf REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast with GoBese tablets. Only 88c. Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/24 FRANCISCO SUPPLY- Wanted to Rent WHY NOT LET US MAKE you LOCAL BUSINESS MAN want* a rubber stamp with your new to rent a three-bedroom house FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR ZIP Code number. Three-Un* in good condition in Hastings —Use Rexalls fast permanent stamp with your name, ad­ Call Tony Belli. 945-3479. 10'13 Regularly $2.00—Now 81 00. No dress and ZIP number for pre-sham poo — No after odor 8325. This Includes, postage Available at Jacob's Pharmacy and sale* tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Deltoa. Mich, 49048. tf LARGE PHILCO KEHHOERATOR in good condition. 850. CARPET CLEANING IB EASY Frank; Roush. Hickory Comers, with Host New Electric Uptf Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet APPLES — King. Golden Deli­ for only 8605 Hastings Floor cious. Double Red Delicious, Covering, 123 W. state, Has­ Spy. Steel Reds, others. Pick tings. Phone Wl 6-6118. tf your own. pick on shares or buy. Bring own containers.. ITS JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM Orders taken for Old-Fash-, ioned Home-Made Apple but-: SERVICE! No charge for over­ size prints. tf ter. B. W. Livingston. 2 miles I south of Clarksville. Phone OW CHE8TERB.~8TEM INC. would 3-3454. 11/3 like to buy your land if it has SHORT OF HELP? LONG ON NEEDS?—Whatever fix you're a good stand of Hard Maple or FOR SALE—120 Bass Accordion in, depend on Banner Classi­ Old Oak trees on It. Let us buy fied Ads . . . regular little hus­ your wood-lot and save It for and amplifier, very good con­ tlers for solving everyday future generations. Homer dition. Call after 5 pm. Wl problemsl Call Wl 6-3481. the Becker, RI, Hastings. Ph. 945­ 6-5957. 10/20 result number. 6746. 10/30 PUBLICATION OBDEB tlilnud tn he held on th« MESOLUTION TO VACATE A PORTION OF THE FLAT OF HASTINGS HEIGHTS WIIEHEAH. Hi. IU ou lirrember t». !:•*«. *»d. U'HKREAN. ••«>! I'Ut ror.i4in torn oi:« l» foM »IU> r« Kul of Lott IOI tkrourl. Ill •ire; on. 40 font alley !>u>* i . f^.t. 31 throuch JTjn.lu.o. fiMt •ll.» l>tn* Eu«l 1. t PUBLICATION OBDEB U>i. M lhrtu*li*OS wrlj-it,* £■•1 i*f Lot OH; and on. 4.1 f.^tt Uiu* IU*! <>f U't* 7" il.ro'iel. - PUBLICATION OBDBB at Mldiilotillr. Barr/ Counts, ilkhlfaa, and ar* dooerlbod a*: Ixfi 4B. MlddlxlH* Do-». A4MI1U* No. 3 lo Ik* Villa** of MldSUvItl*. Hoe lion IT. Town 4 Monk. *•*!• or plow. p*<« i Mkklna Borhrdr 0. IBM PUBLICATION OBDEB Ee"held Detralt. Dotrolt, Mlcklfaa. sMlsaw of UIIEKEAN im Poaokoeal Bulldlaf PUBLICATION OBDEB l4|*lr nt Mfihl|*n. I'robal* Court NOW, PUBLICATION OBDBB rULICATIOM OBDBB HUI. Hi: IT ITHTI1KII It t NI 305 2-row mtd Like new! NI No. 7 one-row pul) Inu IJ>. one-row pull. FARM. WANTED: CLEANING WOMAN BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ ly new tri-level lake front year —2 or 3 days a week. Prefer Mondays and Fridays. Refer­ around home on north side of ences required. Call Richland Wall Lake wlthAKillt-lns. Con­ MA 9-9337 or write Box 1020 sider renMng. Call: Orand Hastings Banner. 10/13 Rapids 538-5511 or CH 32783 • 10/28' REGISTERED NURSES OF BARRY COUNTY -Your Hos­ FOR SALE — 1st" Ward? 3ubetTrootn home. 15 x 15 living room pital needs help! Evening and with fireplace, carpeting and "night uKirk of duly. Why not draperies Included, formal din­ investigate? Clara Sage, R.N. ing room and modem kitchen Director of Nursing. 10'27 with eating space and loads of cupboards. Tiled bathroom—all modern, one bedroom down, two extra large bedrooms up­ stairs. Play area in basement. Nearly new gas furnace—storm LOST —Green corduroy purse. windows — garage accommo­ Glasses badly needed. Please dates 3 car* Conveniently locall Wl 5-9174. ' 10/13 cated—810,500 Call Wl 5-5009. tf LEGALS Heating - Plumbing Service 305 S. Church HOUSEKEEPER OR COUPLE for family of 4. with two small children. Exeellent modern working conditions; bedroom and silting room with private bath. State salary, experience and references in letter lo HELP WANTED Mrs R. J Biggs. 300 Lincoln Road. Grosse Pointe. Mich. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — PG. 171, Hasting* Telephone 48230. 1020 START IMMEDIATELY WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Wl 5-4854. Meetings every in aluminum, steel or wood Monday. 8 pm. tf Serve customers with RowWANTED: HOUSEKEEPER — Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ leigh Products in N. Barry Desire responsible woman of son. Hastings. H high character to do light ★ For Rent—Reel Estate Co. or Hastings. Write housecleaning, cooking, e t c. EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' RAWLEIGH and men's clothing. Phone Wl age children. Private room with FOR RENT - CHILDREN wel­ Dept. MCJ-65I-1111 come — attractive new 2-bed6-8714, 6604 Oun Lake Rd. bath and TV. References re­ room apartment now available Tailor Shop. tf Freeport, III. 61032 quired Call Richland MA 9­ at Carriage House Apartments. 10/13 9337 or write Box 1020. Has­ 206 Hill Street. Portland Car­ tings Banner. 10/13 pet, drapes, air - conditioning, kitchen'appliances, carport MANAGER TRAINEE-We want parking, water and heat all in­ an aggressive and self-starting cluded Starting 8135 per young man age 20 to 28. hl^h month unfurnished. For ap­ school graduate, to train forsa YEAH: pointment call collect. State career with one of America’s'1 Management Corp., Lansing moat progressive finance com­ 332-8687. 10.20 ABSENT panies. Good starting salary, excellent employee benefits and profit sharing. Model Finance Co. Inc.. 140 W. State St.. ir For Solo—Reel Estoto Hastings. tf . . . YOUR CORN TOP PRICES PAID Let us grain bank your corn and deliver ot your convenience. 1&G7 CALENDARS — Wide vari­ ety of prices starting at 8895 per hundred. Order now and pay after Sept. 1. Also book tn*tehee. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-0150 co'Sect after fl pm MM 445 Gas. 5x7 to 16x20 NOTICE—Former Beauty Coun­ selor client* Interested In new facial and free lipsticks, call Nellie Balmer. MS - 5944 or Ruby Harrison, 945-4068. 10/31 ELECTRIC Razors repaired — Special — Your raror cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 81-35. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 8. Jefferson, Hastings. tf Wl 5-5052 10/13 Farm Machinery . I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan CARDS OF THANKS » IN M IM OR I AMS—2c p~ word. FARM IMPLEMENTS . COUGAR NOT1OB: U*av IUU1*. uli" n 'T»w*U" /utrMuritaoa KSfMtf 1963 PONTIAC . . . Catalina 4 door sedan, ra­ SMILEY POST BUILDINGS dio, whitewalls, economy en­ gine, one local owner. Hastings, Michigan 1963 FORD (616) 845-9183 Call collect . . . Oalaxle 500 4 door sedan, radio, automatic transmission, power steering, very clean. 1962 CHEV. BISCAYNE 3 Dr. 6 aUck. 1959 Ford <4-Ton Pickup DODGE-DART—1966 4 door se­ dan. Ivory. 146 h_p A-l condi­ tion. Still on warranty—81475 Will take trade. Private owner Call 945-2909 after 8. 10/13 1944 MERCURY ■ . Montclair 4 door, power steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, extra clean. V8 automatic. 20.000 carefully driven miles. Power strg. Spare tire never out of trunk. 1965 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Tutone. 8 cyl. Cruis-Amatk Radio, power steering. w/waUs wheel covers. STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 So. 945-3150. tf # Automotive 1944 THI.’NDERBIRD . . . I-andau iurdtop coupe, full power, air conditioning, new Cadillac trade. Convertible Sale! Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. Classified Paragraphs) MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twonty Worth. 1944 CADILLAC . . . Hardtop Sedan DeVille, full power, air conditioning, low mileage one owner car 1966 BUICK LESABRE ) ONE YEAR GUARANTEE 1944 OLDS TORONADO . . . Deluxe model fully equipped Including air condiUonlng. Factory Official car in new car condition. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 Sf ulrii. el Howl ri-r l<> •■14 PuMkalion BE IT FLKTHKH UXHOLM I • rm* >u Tb» ll«.tiu. h. BL IT FLKTHLU KY.«t>!.t .MorilvM. “ A*1* 'b !••-» ~r Uns' io roral* «*• >i. th. 1-i.t »l41lMdSSS*H*4gkU,«4Wl. U-tlad IBM. Philip H. MiirkvU. Jud* FOBECLOSUBB NOTICE B-Tiioa FHA S«3 01JWS 2*1 MOHTOAOF. SALE — IMaull emend File 5 �THE HASTINGS BANNEB—• Card of Thanks Calendar of Spacial Events Freeport By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg especially the cute little snow ■oma ft. IM-nii birds, the Junoo. CARD OF THANKS I wish to expreaa my sincere Thanks lo friends and relatives enjoyed dimer with Mr. and State Road. HaMlrg* for visit*, gifts, flowers, cards txkah Lodge No 5J, Hospital Bunday. * Mrs Howard Thaler, Guild No. B. Busy Kight Club for Dowera during my stay at Ferguson-Droste-Ferguson Hos­ pital and since returning home. Mrs. Ruaedl Blough at Middle­ Your kindnesses will long be ville. remembered. Sarah Roush Mrs. Vernon Beardsley, a Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman called on CARD OF THANKS Mias Ruth Kauffman at Clarks­ My most sincere thanks to Dr. ville Sunday. Gordon Finnic, Dr. Spindler. Dr. Mrs. Karl Blacklcdge and baby Blair and Dr Huebner, all of the girl of Marton were Saturday nurses and aids, kitchen help Mra. Ben CbrlaUe, Cindy and Pennock Hospital pleasant, be­ Bennie were Bunday dinner fore and after surgery. To Rev. Elliott for his many calls, a big thank you. I also thank all who sent flowers, cards, and other Howard Thaler, Linda Thaler gift* and for all the acts of and Ron Wllooxacn visited Mr. kindness, including calls. I am grateful. Mrs. Harvey <Pearl) Burgess Henry DeGood of Grand Rapids were Thursday lunch guests al the Hoyt-Dutcher home. Mr and Mrs Frank Dutcher and family opened the small game season by spending the PUBLICATION ORDER, weekend at the Hoyt-Dutchor tilate ■>! UkhUen. ' cabin near Baldwin. A Mr. and Mrs Richard Vendeville of Kala­ mazoo were Sunday dinner guceta of their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Rlciiard Bird in honor of their birthdays a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baird and family of Bat­ tle Creek were Bunday callers at the Richard Bird heme. a RUMMAGE SALE. OCT. 14-1* RUMMAGE BALE at St Rose Friday and Saturday. Oct 14-15. st St. Rose School Hall. P.TA. BAKED GOODS SALE tings Monday. Mra Burkey la Help us make It a Merry K Gallup. M. who died at Christmas for your children by bringing baked goods to sell at daughter. Mrs. Ada Boyd at 231 Parent Teacher# Conference, Oc- Diamond. N. E. Grand Rapids. Stowell drove to Greenville Fri- Chloe Hauer. * We hear that wedding bells will be ringing this weekend In Woodland * The enrollment in the Woodland Oldsmobile'» wholly restyled Ms for 1967 offer an even greater degree of elegance and luxury, Together with the 88 «, the new 98‘s (Luxury sedan abovc) display a 5-inch reduction in rear deck length and a corresponding increase in the hood and (root lender*, clearly suggesting the distinctive profile of Oldsmobile's lamous Toronado. The B8‘s are equipped with Oldsmobile's 425-cubic-inch 4barrel Super Rocket V-8 engine, compared with 652 on the same date last year. On Monday of audio visual meeting was held In tIUs week 1J new pupils enrolled lhe high school library. New at Woodland The count at West machines tn audio visual aid were demonstrated by Mr. Hoge I Laurence J. Bauer Unit 45 of of Grand Rapidfl. He prrarnted I the American Legion Auxiliary year; East Elementary 192, gain | met Thursday, Oct. 6, with nine of 23: Clarksville 160, gain of 11; of overhead projectors. After I1 present. Pearl Ainslle, Ada Bo­ Sunfield 317; gain of 35; L. O. gart, Marilyn Dalhauser. DoroJunior High 356. gain of 13; High Heated how to make transpar­ [ thy Gronewold. Carrol Keeler. School 783. ---------—. .gain — of — -9. Total ------- en­ enclea for individual teachers, • Eleanor Merrick. Arloa Newton. rollment in the Lakewood system Onc mteratung fact, be pointed । Elvira Sayles and Esther Fett. 1017 total I..I.I gain MlN of 95 OS w A. MrTand MrWnTwl out. . was .. - ..through ____ _____ ._ use Dali Prt.oesalng Center 2.857. that proper I Mrs. Ainslle and Mrs. Merrick FL Mead. Md. Mra George Olmstend were reported on the 4th District among three from West Wood­ The last half ot September meeting al Colon. The next land at the open liousc for Mr prove effectiveness in the class । meeting will be in Hartford on and Mra. Walker Cotton. room statistics indicated Chat Further M^mTorsJl^rs:^ Ume at the Willard Bennett* । Nov 6 Mrs Gronewold reported Victor Booher, local, his slater. . . ’ OJ pmx» w au [' from the PresidepCs and Re­ of M Nashville Nashville Their Their sons. sons. Bill Bill .' habliitation chairman's confer­ Mrs. Dorr Layle. all of Wood- Only 12 percent is learned by and David, were home and their, cnce at the V.A. Hospital Plans bury drove to Grand Rapids hearing. The se«ilon lasted until furloughs overlapped by three: are being made by the VA. to days. Willard (BUD. .a medical Sunday and were dinner guests ' 4:15 but many teaciicra were still take over a hole) at Benton HarcorpMiuin in the Navy who is of Mias Olga Eckert. Mira Eck- crowded around him for further * i bor and convert It into a 'Half ret, a former resident of north I information at 4 30. Mr. Beebe. switching to the Marines as a1 i Way House" for about 80 pa’1 tlents who no longer need hosWoodland, lx enjoying her usual teacher of speech and communln«n. auu usviu. ls a uuxu ciao* )taI cxr(. bul are not quite ready be on lheir own. family of Battle Creek were ward to reading our West Wood­ while session to keep them alnnan in the Air Force. Bill | Saturday callers of Mrs. Greta land letter each week, keeping abreast of tile latest teaching AWnrr™>u>e>>UlC«nL«Blough. her In touch with her friends techniques*. here (We need your help, you The inc Delton ocuou High IUKII School cxukxja Varvai- —- — ---- — — ■—_ — — sity football team played Hamtl- | J~-Ti.7~.~i at C*”?P « to save coupons for the Child ha* on the hospital stidt welfare program Mrs. Alrolle, • Larry Landon and Mlsa JuUe | ton High School at Hamilton He h “* ‘been **n "" Ann Stowell were Sunday din- Friday. The game ended up In a BUI arrived home Sept. 16 and d M Evelyne CurtU atner guests of the Utter's grand- {lie. 6-6. D*vc 13 day* later. David en- ^nded aveiyns vucu* By Victor Sitton LEGALS >4-Legion Auxiliary rorcesi Meets Thursday n* Armed News Notes OXDER— PUBLICATION Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman Sunday. Oct. 16 will be the concluding service by the Interim :pastor. Rev. Glen Asplln at the Congregational Church. The Rev. Arthur Ruder of Grandville will be the supply pastor until a full going away and many thanks party will honor Rev. and Mra. Asplln, to be held In the church dining room. * Rev. and Mr* Simon Toroian, Mr. and Mra. Roy Erb and Mr. and Mrs. Erven George were Among Ux- members of the Gnux- Brethren Churches attending the Home Missions banquet at Lan*lng Thursday. A Mr. and Mrs. Tello Bower ot Big Rapid* visited relatives Wednesday, including their sis- well. Frank Hj-nea of Hastings was -As a luncheon guest. '■ Mrs. — Eleanor ------Meyers took ' ’her I1 mother. Mrs. Mattle Wilson to the open house for Mr. and Mrs. i e * C* I* a l-Luu -- eomplHrf Lor th, IS jCmi-rlHallSr Slevai Hull, son of Dan Hull. tureratC mathwtlcA ThU wu hi,: CLuLCT^AuidU * Clara of 1938, and Lucille (Boy­ lan « Hull. Class of 1941, Hastings lttrge dl4b either vegeHigh Schoo), is a aeml-flnallst en route to ElKin AFB In Florid* Mr and Mra. Carl' Heire on Fri­ in tile 1966-67 merit scholarship tablc> Mdad- drasert or relishes. Fighter Squadron after . . . . day Informed lhe folks here that competition Riven U a senior In TacUcul r U • U I V U.U. u-.s, U> W r.mm'lur . Od. 17.. Whit, few Bill Future I Nov. 8 to 13 — Decoration at Aux. and roadside bushes have been honored with a surprise party Fla. * Clare Olmstead and son. Central High School. Gift Shop; Nov. 13-Gift Shop removed, making no place for on IU# 22nd birthday. Dave U a open house: Nov. 14—Gift Shop! John, of Hastings were Bunday them to hide or the poison spray graduate of Hastings High and opens so that all patients may used along our highways ha*' Olmstead. A George Schalbly and Bill a Nashville graduate. shop (without charge) for their killed them off, the truth is that his sister. Mra. Hildred Hesterly 1 loved ones for Christmas; Dec. of Woodland, new from the 22 — Distribution ot Christmas seen several gold finely* (wild Jy Mrt. Glendon Curtit * [Grand Rapids airport Friday and packages to patients; Poppy canaries) feasting on the sun-­ flowers we planted for that pur- brother and wife. Dr. and Mra 1 The Child Study Club will bold By Orlie VanSyckle Membership in the American Colon Schalbly at Waukegan, j their regular meeting al 8 pro. Legion is now open to all Armed HL. returning Sunday evening. I Thuraday. Oct. 20. It will be a Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Steele were services men. upon honorable PUBLICATION OBDEB. Tills was Mra. Hesterly's first costume Halloween party at the Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs ,discharge, from the current war ride in a plane and she reports ( home of Mrs. Roy Titkcmeyer. Vern Welciier. They all called on in Vietnam, who have served any the trip down was very enjoyable. * The MethodUt WSCS will hold Mrs. Inez Monica at the Sani­ time since Aug. 5. 1964. On the return flight they viewed their annual Golden Age lunch- tarium In Battle Creek A On Lay­ Needed at the V.A. Hospital a aevere electric storm in the tun Wednesday. Oct. 19. At this men Sunday at Briggs Church Don i for Occupational Therapy. Carcloud* below- tliem and later ran tune all ladies of the church Roberts was speaker. Some mem­ ■ pct Rags in balls, used nylon into it, making tlie flight rather over 70 will be honored. A lunch­ bers of the choir ot the Dowling. hose, golf equipment, phono­ rough. They drove home from । eon will be held at 12 with a Bonfield Churches sang with the graph records 33 and 45 rpro, ... following, Briggs choir Grand Rapids through hard rain meeting new religious Christmas cards, and lightning, a Mr, and Mra. Mr. „„ and Mra. Glendon Curtis । Mr. and Mrs Edward Terry will flower vases.*floral frogs, putty, Stratton of Grand Rapids were called• on —______ -- Bert ”-rt Bevins — at __ BL_____ have_____ thhe_______ Stevens__Farm Bureau magazines, paint by number set*, Bunday guest* of Mr and Mr*. Lawrence Hospital in Lansing. Saturday. Oct. 15. a Sandra Oonk- used Jewelry, etc. Wolker Cotton following the Saturday. He underwent surgery Un came home Sunday from PenMrs. Gronewold. Mrs. Fett, open house. FYtday and plan* to return to his nock Hospital. A Mr#. Bessie Hu- Mrs. Dun Walldortf, Mrs. Lloyd rlilurlary home at 149', Weal Broadway ber of Climax and Mra. Edith Wll- Blackford and Miss Joyce Haw­ thc end of Uus week. He wu ton were Sunday dinner guests kins staged a party at the VA. ' ' of Mr. and Mrs Orlie Van Sycklc. Hospital at Fort Custer Satur­ would enjoy hearing from his Callers- were Mr. and Mrs. Vern day, Oct 8. for the patients in By Peggl Stowills PUBLICATION OBDBB Ward 9. There will not be a social Tuesday, Sept. 27. thq funeral Vanderar have a new grandson. Schlorff and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawbhtx and Kenneth. meeting Oct. 20. for Mike Boomer was held at Mrs. Clarence Campbell and Sue 2:30. Students who wished to at­ Vandecar, are parents of a 94 Cordray went to Washington. D. C, pound boy bom Friday In Belle ­ tend obtained excuses from tlielr parent*. There were 120 Delton vue. He will join the family with Saturday and will get Christina Dale Clark and Jolene Yarger Campbell and return home MonAudent* present. PrincipaMhiker two girls. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Mahler re* Mrs- Winnie Dunn is of Hastings, have joined the and former teacher. Mls4 Lipkey attended. The Cottage Grill cently visited Mr. and Mra. Ray- spending two weeks in Richland Junior membership ranks of Hol­ steinFriesian Association of across from tlie scixjol closed at mond Larr in Grand Rapids * Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler and 12 for the funeral and reopened They called on Mrs. Retha Mah- family of Freeport were Sunday America Cher 13.000 youngsters ler at Blodgett Hospital who ho* (11,iner !,Ir Urs are now actively enrolled in the breed organization's programs. The 1966 Delton Homecoming since returned home. A Mra. Lulu Henry Vw> Syckle. Hauer has been a patient in a 1 4 and the street* were lined with Detroit Hospital. She iws now: _ _____ __ ___ , __ _ gone to the liome of her son to mediately following the parade recuperate. Her address u: 3134wa* the Delton Lions annual 23rd Street, Wyandotte. She 3RDER OF PUBLICATION— chicken barbecue from 4 30 until would like lo be remembered by 7. Ticket* were 81.50 for adult* her friends, and 50 cents for children under Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler 12. The menu was barbecue 1 were in Ft. Wayne. Ind.. Batur-1 chicken, hash brown potatoes.; day visiting her daughter, Mr. cole slaw. roll*, relishes, ice and Mra. Jack Folland and boys, cream, coffee and milk. The * Mr. and Mra. Herald Classic game started at 7 30. Delton and Mr. and Mra. Galen Klhner Panthcra vs Parchment Panth- and family spent Sunday in De­ ers. BtarUng the game was Mike troll with Mr. and Mra. Duane Poteet kicking off for Delton. Clum and family. Tiiey visited The first quarter ended In 0-0. the Zoo. A Mr. and Mrs. Forest Automobile fir Machinery Then Mike Poteet of Delton Begerow were Saturday guests Appliance & General Repair Repair mode a touchdown tn the second with their daughter, Mr. and quarter. This was followed by Mra Paul Hoffman and family arxither touchdown by Keith in North Manchester. Ind. Champion. At half time the Terry Vondecor has been liome WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ P.jl K hlet'l acore wa* Delton 12, Parchment on leave with his parent*. Mr. REPAIR—Expert workmanship. ICE—Flat class wo«k. Call Wl 0. At half time the Delton and Mra. Leon Vondecar after Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ marching bond took over Um/ completing six weeks' basic train­ St. Phone Wl 5-5316. field. Thia wa* followed" by the Ung at Ft Knox. Ky. On his rcice. 218 N. Jefferson. Introduotlon of the kings and turn he will go to Camp Gordon, queens. CVmnle Bridcnstlne wa* Go, for eight week* training for crowned homecoming queen' military police. During his visit CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— K-tite n> along with Ike Mercer a* king, he and hl* mother. Mr and Mrs. AND CARPET REPAIR — Hat­ Repair# and sharpening. Saw Pfl. i The queen's court consisted of Kenneth Vondecor nnd Mr. and ting* Floor Covering, 123 W. parts and supplies McCulloch Linda Dewey and Sharon Jacobs Mrs. Jack Comp nnd family State. Wl 5-5118. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm The runners-up for king were visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert TresSupply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Butch Thom and Jamie Poyer. »ler In Coldwater. Kenneth leaves WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— | The float trophy wa* awarded to for military service from Lansing Guaranteed workmanship. Also th* sophomores with the title of Nov. *3. a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. "Yogi Bear." Other floats were ’ Mahler were Monday dinner senior*. "Porky Pig." Juniors. guc*U of Mrs Bernice KantMrr Recored. Burkey Safes and Serv­ Engraving. Miller Jewelers. 118 "Casper." and freshmen "Top Hove you donated to the Uniice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Wl 5-5176. remained 12-0 through the third drcn have an opportunity to give So many have told us they have enjoyed our remark* about the birds and wondered why we haven’t iuul anytiling to say lately. Well. I guess it's because there just isn’t anything to *ay. Woodland Lacey Me*. PUBLICATION Delton High News PUBLICATION OBDEB I'll be used for Children's Christmas party at Northeastern School. West Woodland Paul a. Sier.I Il 1. Or Join Association Philip II. Slltc.rU PUBLICATION OBDEB. Past Resident Dies Tuesday In Grand Rapids Burial will be in the Rutland Township Cemetery. Mra. Gallop had been in 111 health foe a long lime. May 20. 1900. the daughter of Albert awl Ina • Snyder> Still. She attended school here and married Arthur Gallup of Has­ tings on Feb. 14. 1920. He died on. Feb. 6. 1949. Since I960 she hiul made her home in Grand Rapids with Mrs. Boyd. other daughters. Mrs Abram Ids and 1 Mra Dora Hall of AMo; ---- -------- .--------- ---------- , .. . curity. Colo, and Lawrence Wllnon of Grand Rapid*. 26 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren; a sister. Mra. Fred <Amy» Bcwer of Hartings, and three brothers, Ralph Sull ot Ha*lng\ Ivor Slawaon of Ctncinnattl. Ohio. and Robert O'Neil of Menlo Park, ! Calif. Alma Wortlcy and the George j Barkers. * Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hultman of Grand Rapids were Sunday vtsltora of Mr. and Mra. By Mrt. Vern Hmeblilt Harley StodeL Evening visitors were Aire. Larry itaxiier a n a : ■»* MmStUh ssj-hoi children, near Woodbury. rhe Maple Grove Birthday Club Mr. and Mra. Ed Eldridge have j will meet Tuesday. Oct 18 at the returned from a 15-day vacation Town Hall for dinner. A Mr. and to Washington. Oregon. Call- Mrs Austin Schantz and Mr. and fond* and Nevada. They ac- Mrs Vern Hawblitz were Sunday Mrs Edith componled their daughter and dinner guests of *• — »■«*"• husband. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Goodell al Cadillac a Mr and BuelUer of Freeport. A Mrs Ken- Mrs Nolan Hudson and children of Reed City were weekend guests iUrshberger and son and Jerry Smith of Grand Rapids accom­ Mrs Blair Hawblitz and Kenneth panied Uielr son and brother. were Sunday guests of Mr and Highbank Mr and Mrs Clarence Bump of Hastings visited her sister, Mra. Ida Norton. Sunday at the home a I960 LakE-wocKl graduate und also a graduate of Ferri* State Norto” * Mr. and Mrs. Howard aiso a graouaie oi rem* °2*'c.Nort<nLjr. bought a harnc D<Um>' CuH^k' °?n of frn* | >n Battle Creek and moved three eat Cusacks of Jackson Road rew«.k * -jhe Mother's Club turned to Fort Leonard Wood. mct l2 wllh Mrs Pauline Mo., after u furlough home. A । Norlon. rhe ladles had a shower Relatlvee received word Tuesday | {or Mni Mlke Honing, a recent night of the death of Mrs. Elvla I bride Shade at Greenville, Ohio Mr. I Mr. Mrs Don Wolf and and Mra. Marton Shade of rural {BmRy ^pent from Thursday until Lowell and Myrvell Stephens at- Saturday In Northern Michigan, tended U>e funeral. A Mrs Clyde Sunday they were guest* of Mr. Shoemaker was released from the ! and Mrs. Philip Beardsley of BatOsteopathic Hospital. G r a n d Ue Creek in honor of the wedding Rapid*. Wednesday, to convalesce anniversary of Mr and Mra Ray from surgery.------------------------------ [Hom A Mr. and Mra. Vern Haw­ ------------ •-blitz called recently on Mra.'Rill* Fifty-eight of the 96 United I Whitmore at the home of her States mountain* exceeding 13.- | daughter. Mrs Sylvia Babcock, of NOTICE There will be a public hearing on the Barry County 1967 proposed budget in the Supervisor's’Room in the Court House in the City of Hastings at 2:00 P.M. Monday. October 17, 1966. WILLIAM CRIDLER County Clerk BFuH "We're As Near As Your Telephone" w SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference rtrlshl .u.l In.Id, quarter. Parchment scored dur- at the school. If a' solicitor lias ing the last few minute* of the r»oc been at your door, one should GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All game ending it up with Delton be there before lhe 15th. If they 12. Parchment 7. diei't. you may contact the drive appliance! Cali 945-2317. Fbllowing the game was lhe chairman. Mra. Ruby Othmer. * homroomlng dance. The bond The Pee Wee footbaU team was called the Bad Mons played for I scheduled to finish the scuson VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ the dance. Wednesday. Oct 5. Tuesday evening with lake TERS—Service, part*, hoses and the acbool class rings arrived I Odeaaa. They finished up to The Parent Study Committee Tuesday night with no wins, Hoover Sales and Service. Steury of Delton Kellogg School ar- However, they were able to score Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. ranged a program for the public against Lake Odeaea the first on Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in lhe j time they played each other LAWN MOWEFT REPAIR— Au­ high school cafeteria. Lu Alice This was quite a feather in their thorized Dealer for Wheel Horsn Ue Creek Police Department, told had been scared against. They Tractor and L*wn Boy Mowers, nf h,r in | Khl„w K-M- . ------- ---------------- , E L Carpenter Hardwire. Ing Day of a police woman." ye»u with Die experience they ROBERT W. STACK. Own Time was given for question# and received thia year. The Vikings k*t another game Friday night WE REPAIR radto and record PtaM Wl J-Wl playen I STEREO and HI-FI I. Musk Center. 138 W. State. Wednesday, Oct 5. wa* the tLem a homecoming victory. Phono 945-4284. ThU week they will host Grand Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrwnca Brothara SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for INSURANCE State Farm Insurance AUTO — Fill BONDS Swanton Inauranca All Forme of Imuranco and Bondi JERRY ANDRUS KEYS DUPLICATE^ while' you wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stale Concrete Product* at Jefferson. GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Barry County Ready Mix Co. ING done at the farm according Phone WT^6»2I23. to your specifications. Farm Bu­ reau Services. M37 So., Wl 5­ 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co Home office 822 5- Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. Stale Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ICE — 24 hour Service (black and white). Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Miicellonoous CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE—' Largest selectton of Drapery HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ TER— Raw wood or finished rods. Installation and Hanging. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of Vi­ frames. Alto, custom framing. Beverwyk's Color Center. 221 tors. machinery and chain saws 221 W. Mdl. W. Mill. in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ ic*. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ Radio, Television Repairing 5-5052. ized engraving of all kinds. GilBuiinets Services Offered more Jeweler. 102 E. State St.. Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE — 315 S. Hanover. 945-3862. Free service for one year on Setchall-Carbon Color. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work, fixtures Systems. Sold, inatalled, serviced. and supplies. Kelley Electric Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623Service. ' 524 Middleville Rd.. TV'S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ~ 5381. ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Phone Wl 512700 alter 5 pro., and TV Serv.ce. 228 N. Jeffer­ Hastings. TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV­ son. Phone Wl 5-9187. ICE. For details call 945-3187. Ledge The JVa will travel to Grand Ledge thia Thursday. School wa* dlsmUred Thursday California ha* the tallcet of Coll 945-3481 If Yom Would Like to be Listed; in This Weekly.Ssrvice and Repair Guido �6—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, October IS, IBM UNITED FUND Give to the Red Cross the United Way Charming HHS Graduate Farm Bureau Queen --------------Zlp Cod<! Week In Michigon Public rorum The week of Oct. 10 has been । officially proclaimed ZIP Code (Tbs >ui« vaicMsss L«u«r* t« ' ulrhl(ran by Governor Um Editor. It la r<*»Mlt*Uy roqoMl Week in .MlCluvau > *4 U»t U.y So* byW. Uui ib»» cow-1 George P. Romney SI 52 m u» rn.t~n.u~ “ _____________________________ A charming 1966 Hastings High -----------■School graduate. Mu* Sybil Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. To tbe Editor: Your recent editorial concernEarl Dunn of Rfi Battle Creek, was named Barry County Farm Ing NO-NO Griffin the oppos­ Bureau Queen in a contest held ing candidate for the US Senate Monday evening when the or- has a very familiar sound, al­ •ganlxatlon held IU annual meet­ most as if I had heard or read ing at lhe Community Center It before. However It falls far short of covering up for his un­ here Mr*. Leila HawbllU, who Ilves comparable record of Negative on R2 Nashville with her hus­ thinking and voting in the house band. Blair, was the runner-up lhe past ten yean. Like hl* vocal sponsor, the Mrs HawbilU is a secretary at Glory Grabbing George, who Is Chenoweth Machine Company. Tbe 19M Queen wa* crowned now trying to convince the peo­ by Margery Kilmer, a 1965 ple of Michigan that all the good HHS graduate who was select­ things that have come about in our stale the past twenty yean ed as last year’s queen. are a direct result of his own ef­ Miss Dunn Is a secretary for forts. certainly the majority are the Battle Creek Camp Fire not that gullible, I hope Giris. Actually the progress that la Presented awards for outstand­ being braeged about now Is a di­ ing contributions to agriculture rect result of a long hard and were Theodore N. Knopf. Has­ honest fight by Gov. William* to tings High vocational agricul­ break down lhe traditional re­ ture Instructor, and E J Bates. actionary nnd negative forces Woodland Township farmer who that controlled the state gov­ served on the Farm Bureau ernment for so many years be­ Board and was president of the fore his election os a great gov­ organization for three years. He ernor of a great state. is now in Farm Bureau insur­ What we need in Washington ance. now Is not a Negative thinking Instructor Knopf is in his 40th senator whose vote will certainly year at Hastings High where he work against the sincere and ha* taught agriculture and sci­ honest forward looking efforts ence He Inaugurated a 60-acre of our incumbent Senator Hart school forest in 1932 and many Rather we need a man like trees are now nearing market­ Soapy Williams who will work able age. His FFA boys have won in harmony wiU) him and put many awards In farm safety, Michigan on record a* having an judging and farm forums. unusual and highly efficient Knopf has received many team of Senators working for our interests. other honors. Sincerely. Dlrcctora-at-large elected at Carl A. Brodbeck Monday's meeting were Robert , Wenger and Clarence Calms. Jr. Paul Gibson was named from the northwest quarter and LawI retire Chase from lhe norUieast quarter. By .Wrs. Albert Green Delegates .to lhe Stale meeting RJ MlddlotiUo IVS-IVM include Wenger. Chase. Wayne Mr. and Mr* George Horn, Jr., Pennock. Mrs. Wayne Pennock. and family of Kalamazoo and Mr Mr*. Gerald . Smith, LaVerne and Mrs Robert Tripp and ^on. Bivens. Phillip Dunlop and Rob­ Rnhrrt. of Middleville were Wiests ert Bender. Alternates are Ralph Moore. of Mr and Mis Marshall Tnpp Sunday. * Donald. Gary and Justin Simpson. Gerald Smith. David Chase. Oscar Kaecheie, Cheryl Tietz. RI Hastings spent Karl Eckhardt. Karl PalmaUer Saturday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mr* Archie Burd * Mr and Russell Solomon. Farm Bureau member* en­ and Mrs Gordon Green of Battle dorsed lhe Barry County Con­ Creek called on their parents. Mr tractor*' AioocLallon'a drive to i and Mrs. Albert Green. Sunday. repeal the 1965 act regarding Mr. and Mr*. John Birman of the banding of all building Hastings called bn the Greens I Friday. contractor*. They also adopted resolutions ! Mr apd Mra. Albert Green. Mrs supporting an increase in reve­ Archie Burd and Mrs Marshall nues for highway* through "user j Tripp were guests of Mr. and Mr*. taxes" rather than a return to;George Hum. Jr.. In Kalamazoo tile system of taxing property to । Friday * Mrs Frances Storkan build roads and “any change in J I* on the gain, we art glad to the distribution formula must | report * Rev. Boers of the Yankee not mean proportionately less 'Springs church called on Mr. and money for county road systems." Mra Allfcrt Green Wednesday * They urged immediate action Quite a number of people drive to establish a Soft Wheat Mar- on our roads this weekend on keting Association prior to lhe j color tour*. The countryside Li 1967 harvest, urged a stricter beautiful. compliance with the weight and 1 i standards law and commended 1 the legislators who supported' | the personal property tax ex­ emption bill for farmers. 1 In her presentation In the I contest for queen. Miss Dunn de­ I dared that "I wouldn't trade tny 'childhood years for anything in I the world." She recalled that when* she was about 12 she started feed| Ing ealves to help her father. Every summer lhe whole fami­ ly worked In the fields, baling hay and harvesting the crops. I "At times I was very unhappy I to have to be uorklng like this.1 1 but it was very good for me It I taught me to accept respond-| biHtles I only wish every child could be raised on a farm like explosion wiw-aa national volume at the plwnomenal rate of almost f°ur billion pieces this year. " The Governor called upon "all citizens to join in obseivance of | this week by learning and using their ZIP Codes, tn both mailing and return addres.es ot all let­ ters and packages " To assist postal patrons in securing ZIP Codra tor most । often used addressee. letter car­ riers will be delivering the new ZIP-A-LIST cards so that these may be filled out. returned to the poet office. ZIP-Coded nnd letunwd to the postal pat ton. George Washington was the only president who never lived in the White House But he did choose the site and approve lhe nr w SLo \_Jo eikhwrici SERVICE Think of what you miss when your set is broken Hubbard Hills One gift works many wonders When disaster strikes, when there is need for swift, compassion­ ate assistance, the Red Cross is there. Your gift,may help your neighbor—or your own family—at the moment of greatest need. Don't Jet a faulty set rob you of TV-viewing A dim screen can dim your pleasure. Call us We repair hi-fi ond tape recordon, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 fr Wl 5-5992 228 N. Jefferson at Mill Formerly at 4*rfestone Stere WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Sybil was bom Nov. 18. 1947, and has two Urothera, Ezra nnd ■ Peter, and a sister, Peggy She ' has always lived on the fame farm. Her brother, Ezra, -won IhLs year’s Hastings High FFA tall; corn contest. Use your lieodlighUi at dusk and when visibility is poor, regnrdlesB of the clock time TUt your lights to avoid blinding the approaching driver. One gift works many wonders/GIVE THE UNITED WAY y • I - • . <-------- ' MANY SERVICES IN RETURN FOR ONE GIFT . 1967 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND A FAIR SHARE gift to Hie Community Fund it on important investment in the best interest of our Community ond all of our citizens. Every one con benefit either directly or indirectly from the services rendered by one or many of the agencies supported by Community Fund gifts. This year there are eleven of these agencies actually 48 (see budget list ond explanation) in our united appeal for their support. As in past years, persons living in other communities in Barry County may designate where they would like their contributions to be sent. Thousands of dollars have boon collected iq Hostings and sent to other communities by this method. Also remember that ell contributions to the Hastings Community Fund ore deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. THE 1967 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN MINIMUM GOAL NEEDS ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS S54.Z25.OO IN ONE BUDGET Hastings-Youth Council$ 7.925.00 Barry County YMCA 12,185.00 Boy Scouts of America 7.450.00 Red Cross ... 7.330.00 Camp Fire Girls 3,500.00 4-H Club 450.00 Family and Childrens Services 7,055.00 Child Guidance Clinic ______ 290.00 Salvation Army 1.840.00 tMichigon United Fund 5.800.00 Drive Expenses 400.00 TOTAL ■_$54,225.00 tThe Michigan United Fund represents a "package" of some 37 well recognized and fully approved service including the important work of the USO. Heart Fund, and many others. This Message Sponsored By HASTINGS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. THI TYDIN CORPORATION MY IDEA OF WASTED ENERGY 15 TELLING A HAIR-RAISINS STORY TO A BALO-HCAOED MM • HASTINGS MANUFACTURING CO. HASTINGS CITY BANK MEN’S STRETCH SOCKS • TA. Mor. You Buy. Tin Mor, You Snol Buy on. pair at tha regular price. Eel lho SeCond ■pair lor Just a penny more. All are made ot top. quality yarns, expertly knit to lit. Dress colors BEI\l*FRANKLIhr F 102 W. Slate „ �Charlotte until hl* retirement in IMA. Ralph Rogers Dies Thursday: Rites Saturday Hasting* Masonic Lodge No. 52 und Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Funeral services for Ralph W. one grandson. Masonic services were Rogers. 85. 519 8 Jefferson, who died about 2 30 am. Thursday, Friday at 7:30 pm. held at 2 pm. Saturday at the Girrbach Funeral Home. Stanley Trumble. C.L.U. Tile Rev. Don M Gury of­ I Vermontville, has qualified a* a ficiated member of New York Life In­ surance Company'* 1966 Star H Salem Depot, N. H.. | Club The Star Club is composed of New York Life'* most sue- Trumble Honored graduate of Hastings High School and Bryant and Steal«■ ii. ■ » .----- ..-----a memoer, irumoic «u <•■> LU.,. In IMInn. | ,„<M, to 1U„,a „ MualU„. In Ifrin he returned to Has- । al conference In Asheville. N. C. tings to Join his father In lhe Oct. 4-12. Hastings Ice Fuel Company. e During Ids later life he wa* etn- ! , .. ployed by Fowler Chevrolet at u <*n‘ ddi Sell Unused Items! I The Swamp Bar Jordan Lake Willowbrook Dr. off M-50—Writ of Lake Odessa STEAK SPECIAL • TENDERLOIN * N. Y. STRIP . T-BONE Serving Daily from 12 Noon to 1:30 A.M. te»iM.0Cf.n QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Bring your pre­ scription to u* for School Lunch Week Observed Thruout Nation The Hastings Banner The National School Lunch Program this year mark* the TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY of serving nourishing noonday lunches to school children across the country. By Presidential proclamation, supported by a proclamation by Governor Romney, the week of October 9-15 will be "National School Lunch Week.” . It* theme will be “School Mary Hollyman A«y Kenyon Ilan 9 Killed, 36 Hurt Veie Position Dies Thursday; Raymond B Kenyon. a Has­ In Barry Crashes ting* High graduate, ho* resign­ ed os president and member of Rites Monday the Hoard of Education al Gar­ In September SacSection Ium* Thr^A — Three Tlmrv^nv October fTrtnhnr 13. II 1966 1 Thundery, During the 1906 - 60 school Lena more Chan 2400 public and non-profit private school* served lunches dally - to almost 600.000; youngsters oungsters ThS i™10"*’ 8c,h^1-., tu"<ch Dr. R. Glenn Reed. Jr„ Marietta, Georgia dentist, presi­ dent ot Kiwania International, presented a ail ver tray to President Johnson in mid-AuguHt, commemorating the fifth year of Kiwaniu' fateftnalionaJ exteotrioa program. Reed also thanked tbe President for hiu aupport and the support of the nation which. Reed said, have made the program possible. The presentation took place in the White House. guard lhe health and well-being of lhe Nation's children, and to encourage lhe domestic con­ sumption of nutritious agricul­ tural commodities and other foods." It Is administered by the State Department of Education in co­ operation with local school offi­ cials and the US.D A. Through this cooperative effort, tm* popu­ lar program enables children to When a student I* not assigned enjoy a complete school lunch for a ridiculously low price. »lua w«» »» » -”7 —■-. Twenty year*' experience with for “s at MRJ as we participated independently In the accounting the National School Lunch Pro-1 m lhe National Employ the | Irt- tuning bb report* for gram and newer child-feeding ‘ Physically Handicapped Week on 1 correction. Periodic testing indleflorts demonstrates that while Sunday and open house on Tusa- I progress of the student, we have made a good start to- 1 day night. Practical live work experience ward improving the nutritional From the looks of things we,u provided for toe student by a ell-belng of children, continued mUit h^,. llnd ovcr a 100 vUltert, I J0 “ “T*11 and broadened efforts are need- moal t*lnM fro<n the surrounding 7u“nLaJn«l_by us for a local business The preparation of ed to attack the poor food habits1-------------------------u Federal-Income Tax return* in that curtail learning ability and lhe health and happiness of members Join us, Ronald DeBott cllu . *. for. bualnrase* and Indldyoungsters from all walks of life. as psychologist and Philip Wine- . Ua£hln’ In recent years, tremendous land ak an instructor in cabineto . strides have been made In iden­ making Recently Uie installation of a tifying the areas of need and We promised to present a dif­ NCR 395 accounting machine al­ mobilizing Federal. State und ferent facet of our program Ln low* the alert student the oppor­ local resources to help the child each senes und this week wed tunity to spend considerable time whose parents cannot afford to familiarizing himself with the pay even the relatively low price like to highlight two of the machine, a* it 1* equipped with of lunch al school. Attention is training departments Watch Re­ a computer which must be pro­ being focused, too. on the hun­ pair and Business Education. Historically, Watch Repair Is dred* of schools—usually in iso­ Lloyd Meadows who reside* tn lated rural areas or In the heart of cities where older buildings Hie first training course offered. are still used—that do not have John VanPuflin began teaching facilities or resources for a lunch tiie enurhe in 1944. while the program. Many many children present instructor Is ' Harold attend such schools and arc not Andersen Incidentally. "Andy” yet able to enjoy the nutritional and his family live In Delton. benefits pf the '"Type A" lunch. Many graduates have completed the course, five of them being' HASTING* SCHOOL MENU MONDAY, OCT. 17- Potk k*(k«car located nearby; Paul McPsr-1 .(Comer Bond land in Allegan. Edward Kaanow-1 ski in Plainwell. Ivan Edgerly in Plainwell. levn Symons In Ot- Pine Laki Students Study Business, Watch Repair Funeral *ervlcee for Mrs Mary den City. Sheriff’s officer* made 22 ar­ He had been a member of the rest* during September, includ­ A. Hotlyinan, 90. 202 S Park Street, who died at II pm. board since 1958 ing 10 on warrants for driving Thursday. Oct 6. at lhe Medical Kenyon recently became offenses and teaued 66 traffic branch manager of tbe Detroit tickets. Sheriff Mert H. Campbranch of Lincoln- Mercury Supervisors good Funeral Home Mr - John A. Hoos officiated and burial was In Riverside country. Cemetery In hU resignation. Kenyon Mrs. Hollyman had been a said his new assignment requires patient al tbe Medical Facility him to travel extensively and prelude* his attendance at moat There were 56 traffic accidents regular meetings and schoolInvestigated In which nine per­ She was born in Shelby Coun- ,u"<:tl°n^ , . . .u son* were killed and 36 others He had been ~appointed ty. Mo , on July 21. 187C. the ‘ to lhe " injured. Sheriff's officers gave assist­ daughter ot John and Leota board cm Sept 11. 1958. ance to other departments on 20 < Green > Shirley. She married Al­ occasions, investigated 35 miscel­ bert Hollyman of Shelby County ■aid "Mr. Kenyon' ord of service in laneous complaints,, .. it traffic bear* testimony lo bl* complaint*, made Inspection* of In 1920 the family moved to manlty - I_.--------- -_U _.I»— ... 2C pUu.„ whrrc irgoxicante are Quincy. DI He died in September the community and especially served and investigated 46 crlmlof 1935 Its youth." nal *com plaints. Kenyon, in his resignation, Detroit raid "I have genuinely enjoyed where she worked as a practi­ More than halt of the world* cal nurse until retiring in 1958 my association with the board. The acquaintance* I hate made where 18 percent id all families Mrs. Hollyman Is survived by and the experience gained have awn autos and 23 percent of a daughter. Mr*. Harold < Lillian i enriched my personal life, and Griffen of Hastings, three sons. will always be remembered " Albert of New Bloomfield. Mo. and Lee and Paul of Quincy. 111.; and nine grandchildren. Chief Justice to Give Detroit Address NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC This is to notify you thot os of October 1. 1966 Earl Warren. Chief Justice of the U. S Supreme Court, will deliver the major address al the dedication of the Wayne State University Law School Building at 10:30 am. Saturday, Oct. 22. SEXAU AEROSOL LAVENDER SHAVE RIXAIL CHILD'S ASPIRIN Charles E. Morrill, M.D, will be temporarily moved to Plainwell and Dewey Farris of Clarksville. ably instruct the counen in Business Education. 110 while permanent office space is being readied so-s REO. 2.91 2f*r40c 2 u, 2.99 55c Lari* lUIIU BATH, boi of 20 packet*------------ —------ 2 for M 50c t* 340 STATIOMUY L WTH. Boxsd, with envelope!2 for .11 to 2 for 341 1.73 DUTIM P0WDU. ReiillAAlinoe or Leveedef, 5. or. 2 ler 1.71 71c RUBBING JUXOHIL EtidT With gtycoda. Hat------------- 2 for 40 53c ELYCEIM kUPPOSITMIlS, Reull. Adult* or Infants, Iti2 for 44 MINERAL OIL RlttlL Plat------------------------------------- -2 for 40 ALCO-REX IUIOINO ALCOHOL Ruill. Pint----------------- 2 for 40 1*1245 CHIIinUS CARDS, baud. Variety 2 for 41 to 2 for 2.10 FUMGI«« for athlete's foot. Sal", Ointment, lotion or liquid-------------------- —— 1.15 14AL VAPORIZER, Rtull 5fc SACCHARIN. Rtull. 1-ftr. 100's------------------------------- 2 for 40 311 POLTMULSIOH. Rtull. liquid vitamins for chlldrao. Pt. 2 for 340 545 ELECTREX HEAT PAD. 3-ipeed. U L epproved. * " Jfx.M Me RA20I BLADES. Rtull. Doublwdn M’l. 7fc 59c Me Ole BILMONT A'?W) WEHR - _*• iran |\ GLOVES NoiH’ip ffoiih. RIXAIL MILK OF M, Wl lAl CufvN Mtd. If. R*g. 89c PAIR s 2 pair 90c jn lycra‘SUKR SHEER SUPPORT HOSE MAGNESIA Antacid with |k.x~'| SpiNiUi Mlit gentl* liutiv* hd—or Brentwood Ktion. Pliin M |i»ted*. 12 fl. a*. PEEZJI RIO. S IS LJ PAIR 2<«70c 2 pair 5.96 SURPRISE BUYS ASPIRIM, Reull. Non* finer. 5 p. 100‘s--------------43ctKk.3for1.1D MOHACET APC TABLETS. Rtull. 100’!--------- —WcN, Dforl.TI TOOTH PASTE, Reull 6M or Ri| or Fluoride------- 54c each. 3 for 147 IRITE SET HAIR SPRAT. Reull 14oi. itrowl--------- I3cudi.3for1.71 FAST PERWHENTS. Reull. 5 type! -««di 140 REOI SHAVE AEROSOL SHAVE CREAM. Reull 11-or.54cudi. 3 lot 147 HAND LOTION, Can Name 8 II. «---------------------- 5«C**di,3for147 HAND CREAM. Cara Nome 4 or. far 54c t*c\ 3 for 1.47 SHAMPOOS. Reull Emerild Brit* itch l*lher or Brit* Conditioning. 7 fl. n.---------- ------------------ 54c**eh. 3 for 1.47 BUFFERED ASPIRIH. Reull 100'*------------------------ B7c«ach,3fw1.7l TIMED ACTION COLD CAPSULES. Rtull 10‘s---------- 86c **Cfo 3 for 243 REDI-SPRAY DEODORANT, Reull 5<«. aeroeol--------- 54c udi. 3 for 1.47 COOL BLUE ROLL-ON DEODORANT. 2-ot----------------- 54cudi,3for147 COOL HUE CREAM DEODORANT, 1-w------------------- 43c**di, 3 for 1.17 MI-31 MOUTHWASH. Reull Antiteptic. Pint----------- 55c each, 3 for 14D KLENZO MOUTHWASH. Reull Antiseptic. Pint--------- 55c*»di,lfof 1.44 BLUE ORAL MOUTHWASH. Reull Antiuplk. Plat—55c udC 3 for 141 MINUTEMAN CHILDREN'S CHEWABLE VITAMIN, Reull. Fruit-flavored. 1001 ..X.................... -1.48 each. SforS.H MULTIPLE VITAMINS, 0ne»I»bld Daily. Reull lOffl-lAD *»ch. 3 for 243 Ronson ttedric CARVING KNIFE Twin cutting blades. Stiinltu steel. FLASHLIGHT 13.88 uch49< High quUty. cited In huvy duty plastic. LADY SUNBEAM ILICTRIC MIN'S IUCTR1C SUNBEAM SHAVIR BuW-ta light 11-dtpM action. . Aho trim*, 29 I 10 W. Center Street. Hastings & Jefferson) The New Telephone Numbers are: Being the only Watch Repair °SIit. >d*^K*h..u Schoo‘ ln U“" nUdwrat <hcrf • lad Vatt«r mUk.' ' grea'- demand for our graduates THUBBDAY. oct so— Own b.k.d in such surrounding alate* a* (ran, diiutt j Ohio. Illinois. Indiana and Wtei conaln. cvun*' 15 <!'"Jgned so that bsttkr. I tome of our uludenu who may milk 1 luive been severely hiuidicupped I. UU,V Lava Bull aUll UrT-ll been JKtllCB-UUl, successfully trtUr\-j _ Many a driver has Inefficient e<1 WJ(| p|nCed in employment *' windshield wipeia without knowTeaching standards are malning t. The State Highway Com- lalnfd u a tUjh )evt.|; for Mu. nUsiUmcoM-weather dmU ln onler ,o pnu-Uce Watch precaution La to have blades and r^,. ln Michigan muat be arm tenaiun checked by an ex- c-rtHied and licensed through the State Licensing Board Similar to courses of study In I a Business College, our Business! Education Department offerst ruining which prepares an in-1 dividual to accept a job with an 1 Independent accounting firm or go in business for himself. In ! MILLER REAL ESTATE CGMFttrt at*i IJTATl IIRVICI INSURANCE BONDS Cent* are In class under super­ vision MX hours a day and can study evenings in the classroom where office machines are avail tabllshed accounting class. There are classes in Business English, business math, business law. typing, office machines, federal lax accounting and single entry syatenu. Saturday, Oct. 15—9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Charles E. Morrill. M.D. 110 W Center St. Office Phone 945-3362 Nights, Weekends and Hastings. Mich. 49058 Holiday*, Ph. 945*2332 Sponsored by St. Rose Altar Society Get Rid of it Now! and get yourself a brand new '67 with a CONVENIENT AUTO LOAN Is the old buggy barely able to roll? Or. is it rolling up big repair bills? You'll be miles ahead with an Auto Loan from us! Rates are low, and service is quick, convenient. To get behind the wheel of a brand new care, come in and fl5lk over your needs with us. We con arrange a loan to fit your particular requirements. And when you shop for the car you want, you'll have the cash you need! MORE OF OUft FULL BANKING SERVICE IUNMAM Savings Uactri* SHAVER TOOTHBRUSH Built in light. Micro-twin sluvt held. Gift csm. Micrahrin. 24M ihsv* hud. RM uu. white, gold Approved uoenddown bnaWng. Four brake*. 10.88 6.99 9.99 SHAVER in the PROFESSIONAL BUILDING at ST. ROSE SCHOOL BASEMENT fruit. dBBB*n. “llt' West Center Street, Hastings ... in the office of Robert Huebner. M D Friday, Oct. 14—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ip. tablet*.- SUNBEAM MIXMASTIR Account • Checking Accounts • Business Loans Personal Loans • Bonk by Moil • Safety Deposit Boxes Traveler's Checks • Mortgage Loans • Savings Certificates EIational Thumb tip 8.88 CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON hand mixer baatar •jKtW. REXALL Pharmacy 126 East State Street . . the office of RUMMAGE SALE RfXALl PANOVITE MULTI-VITAMINS Quality formula to metl noimjl daily need!. 1 *r» ft [Hastings �8-T» HASTINGS, BANNER, Ttani»y, October IS, 1M Nazarene Church Invites Visitors To Sunday Rally Church Services FIRST METHODIST CHURCH IPLEA8ANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. George Elliott . Max M. Ovfctahlre, Pastor Tito Almnn Q. Pullon, new Telcplione Wl 6-4945 Worship service, 10 am. 8:30 am. Worship service. W<»hlp wrvlce Title MoU, BupL trmoo U/Tho Mighty cbrUUan Endeavor. 7 .p.m., ' Dunull Siarbord. prestdont. Sunday. Oct. 16. . I SO pm. Sr. Hl MYF. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 ; pm.. Betty Ovenshire, director. Thursday. 6 pm. to 9. Rum-' Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.m. , Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30 ihlch is dedgned lor mage Sale. Friday. 9 am. to 5 pm. Rum­ pm. Class leaders. Clayton Moto mage Sale. riled to Inspect the and Fred Bawdy. church and Ito lacBlties. Rev. Fulton assun'xd Ids new METHODIST CIRCUIT ;CEDAR CREEK partoralc in lhe middle of last CHURCHES BIBLE CHURCH —-kJ V,. John j01dMlnul Campground Rd., 8 Mlles South mon acre on ocpi io. oc put- ■ Welcome Corncri cecded Rev. Dale Harvey who to' Worship .'crvlce. 9:30 am. Sunday school. 10 am. n counselor on U>e Maple Valley Church school 10:30. Worship, 11 am. faculty. Youth meeting. 6:15 p.m. Church school. 9:45 am. Prayer. Bible study, 7:30 Worship service. 10:30 am. March 4. 1W7 He is a graduate I Quimby Church FIRST PRESBYTERIAN of Oketnos High School and be ' CHURCH oJrvcd In the Army 1945-46. serv­ Broadway and Center Ing In Germany with tbe 348th Willard H. Curtis, Minister Engineers. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL After he returned to the (CHURCH Morning worship, 9:30 and 11. States he attended Lansing BusiRev. Don M. Gury. Rector Nursery provided. Broadcast of ntas University for two years 9 am. Holy Communion. tlien worked as an accountant mon: "Luminous Momenta'' with the Ingham County Road 9:30 Church school cli Commission. children. St. Ann's Guild meets Monday 6:30 Junior High and Senior High Youth Fellowships meet at Pickford ther Gury will show pictures of lltilliip. their visit lo Florence and Venice. Monday—7 Boy Scouts. Women of Eastern Deanery of Lxuuiuig Aug. 30. 1948. They will meet Tuesday al St. John's have three children. Nancy 15. Church. Ciiarlotte. Wednesday ActlvlUm Women's Board will meet Wedal <10 E. Madison. Board meeting. of Mrs John Sleeper. 3:30 Cherub choir practice. HASTINGS UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH East MarnhaH Btnst Marvin Sickmiller, Pastor ' Sunday school, ID am. Morning worship, 11 am. Wednesday. 7:45 pan. -pray«’Evening service, 7:30 pm. Thuraday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Mid-week prayer meeting Wcdand Boys Brigade. Wonen'i monthly missionary fellowship, tod Tuesday. 7:30. INTEK-LAKE8 BAPTIST CHURCH BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Delton. Michigan Henry VanTli, BvangwUM Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor 10 am. Morning service. Sunday scliool, 10 am. rEOPIX-8 BIBLE CKURCH UeRoy Kenney, PnMor A cordial welcome to all. WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Village of Woodbury PRAYER—With heads bowed, iky soldiers of lhe 173d Airboras Brigada listen to Chaplain (CPT) Conrad N. Walker as hs eonduets services In a Vietnam rubber plan­ tation. Chaplain Walker, from Bine Earth, Minn., reports thst slmost everyone who Worship. 11 am. Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed., 8. Fellowship service. 7.45 a.m. Youth Fellowship. Wed., 7. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ vice, Wednesday, 8 pm. nt Roger Carey home, wwit ot church. WOODLAND rfORTH IRVING WESLEYAN ■UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Slaton and Buehler Rd. 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport 1503 Johnson. Lake Odessa, Mich. Sunday school. 10 am. Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Morning worship, 11 am. .. Sunday school, 10 am. Evening service. 8 p.m. 'Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. Evangelical service. 8 pm. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Rev. FT. Ralph J. Kelly I FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Stephen Vesblt, Assistant | Lake Odessa I.PA. Campgrounds 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Sunday Masses, 7, 8. 10. 11:30 Phono DR 4-8277 Where a Christian Experience Sunday Subject Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worahlp, 11 am. Young People's Service, 7 p.m. • 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship. Bible Study. Wed.. 7:30 pm. Prayer service, 6 pm. . 7 pm. Evening worship. 8T. AUGUSTINE, 7 pm. Wed,, prayer and Bible. I MIDDLEVILLE Atonement as the day-by-day UNITED BRETHREN IN luck supper. Program "Gospel CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL effort to yield one's life to obe- CHRI8T CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH | E. Colfax at N. Boltwood Thursday ■ Activities George S. Marshall. Pastor Rev. Earl Gaskill. Pastor. 6 Kirk Houic choir practice, j church ichscJ, school. 10 am. Morning worship, 9:30 run. Sermon UUcd 'Doctrine of 6:45 " “ Junior ' ** High choir pracWorship Worahlp servtc servlre, 11 am. Sunday school. 10:30 am. Atonement" to be read tn all AU are welcome. Christian Endeavor. 6:15 pm. Christian Science branch 7:30 Chancel choir practice. Evening service. 7 pm. churches this Sunday. COATS GROVE Prayer meeting Thursday. 7 EVANGELICAL UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH WOODLAND METHODIST Coots Grove Sc Durkte Road Administrative Board meeting BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Richard VendcnSosch Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor following. Sunday school. 10 am. Hastings Floyd Walter, Supt H. J. Buwalda, Mmtoter Bible school, 10 am. HASTINGS Mlowahlp, 7:30 pm. Phonm Wl 5-8397, Wl 5-4995 Worship hour, 11 am. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Office hours by appointment. Christian Endeavor. * p.m. CAR-bTON CENTER 9:55 am. Bunday school, Leon All are invited. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school, 10 a,m. Rev tRlchud VandenBorch 11 am. Worship. Men's Day. Welcomes You." Wonhip hour. 11 am. Morning worship. 9:15 am. , poster Sunday evening service. 7 pm. Organist. Mrs Ruth West Sunday school. 10:15 am. CARPeTING Evening worship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. ORANGUVILLE BAPTIST W. Glen Campbell, Pastor 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake 9:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. ,7 pm. Evening worship. KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-64J Woodland Rev. R. A. y offman 10 am. Sunday school. . 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Comer 108th st. Sc North • Freeport Road Phone 945-5704 Saturdays, 7:30 aun. on Sundays. Before Masaca on wcekedays. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor Sunday Maaws. 7:30, 11 p.m. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING Sunday Mare, 9 am. STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Keep Prayer Wednesday, 2 p.m. 10 am. Sunday school. When yon give the United Way you.give to Local Chapter ^Boy Scouts of America J Bowne Methodist jChurch to Mark Centennial । A centennial celebration will 1 be Iwld Sunday. Oct. 16. at the Bowno Center MothodM Church on the corner of 84th and M-50. । Rev. Beulah Poe to tbe pauor. | The activities will begin with the regular church school sen ice at 10 am. James WlUyard to .-.upcrintendent and there uro Rev. Curie* Page District Su­ BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH perintendent. will bo tile guest Rev. Chnlmer Miller, Pastor speaker at the 11 am. worship 10 am. Sunday school. | service. Special music is also 11 am. Morning worship. ------------Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. planned. | Dinner will be furnislied at 1 pm. followed by a 2:30 p.m. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN service of special music a lew­ REFORMED CHAPEL words by former pastors and 708 W. Main Street I some reminiscing. Rev. Earl Schlpper I An invitation is extended to Worship. 10 am. of tiie church to attend Sunday ochool, 11:15 am. Evening worship. 7:30 pm. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 11 am. Morning worship. • 220 West Colfax Street 6: 30 p.m. Young Peoples. Sunday public talk, 3 pm. , , 7:30 pm. Evening iiervice. 8 pm, Preaching. By Mrs. Ethel Blank 7: 30 pm. Thursday prayer and ei.O.—m, aal.U Bible study hour. IRVING CHAPEL MILO BIBLE CHURCH Sunday school. .10 am. to 11. ______________ The Pleasant Valley School Route 3 Delton IxRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Prayer meeting, Wed., 7:30. uuti. a uvK-ui Rev. Frank prabb. Bible teacher Dtet. No. 3 began thcFall term troth. 'rhe outdoor poster program Is1 S. Jefferson Sc Walnut 8LV A. J. Spec1st ni. Pastor ion Aug. •— n26 “ — and - -------report " for Scp5:30 pm. Y Hour in the Youth In progress. Let's have enough McCALLUM UNITED Sunday school, 10 am. i tember was 32< pupils enrolled. i DeportmaiL । gifts given for these beautiful 3Worship at 8:15 and 10:45 am. BRETHREN IN ' Four have moved away. They Worahlp. 11 am. | 7 pm. People's service with-color posters so they will be ♦Sunday school and Bible CHRIST CHURCH Sunday evening service. 7:30. | had Ixrth hearing und vision jiuraery provided. Praise, song along the streets and highways "The Church of the Wildwood' I tex* and were o k. They received and music. I of U. S. nnd Canada In the r-Rvery' Sunday—"Tills is the Otis Lake Rond । material to use from the Title I I Wed., day of prayer and Bible months of January nnd February. Life" over WKZO-TV. 9:30 am.l I Program und have been loaned a DELTON METHODIST *tudv | This will help make available ciuuuitel 3; WOOD-TV. 10:30 am. study. Ing worship. 10 am. 1 projector and film U> use. It Marciua E/Taber. Minister 10 am. Morning group led W Ithe ‘‘ifplritual and kaderdilp cluuihai.,8; WJIM-TV, 2 pm.r ay Bcliool. 11 am. good tqa still have a Church study, Sunday. 9:45. .jeeni, BUI Ootant. PfI 1'tettptata- and opportunities Of j' I channel "6, ”I*atter8 R5f*LRing,',l‘ 1 rura4ichooi on this" comer of M­ Worship. Sunday. 11 am. 7 p.m. Evening group' led Ky (UMjaflan Enduavwr' to more of over WILX-TV, 11:3b am. ehan-1 Youth Fellowsiilp. Sunday, 6. 50. ThompeOh and Bell Roads. Mrs. Gladys Ostroth. . our young pexjplc Chairman Mrs nel 10; WZZM-yv. 12 . noy;)' Rev. Marvin Peake will bring Prayer Group. Tuesday. Mra Glenls 9:30. Neilsen is the tcuchNursery for both groups. j Richard Darby. Wl 5-2543. channel 13. (both morning and evening mraChancel choir. 7 p.m. Thursday, er. 8 pm. Choir practice. ' Thu—l-uthcrnn H o u r. over ' saKC Sunday. Sunday afternoon. Oct. 2. ut Thursday. 7 pm. All school WESLEYAN METHODIST W'KZO. 12:30'pm.; over WBCK. Prayer. Bible Study Wedncs- HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY the porronage fellowship room, | Hickory Comers, Michigan , 1:30 ?; day, 7:30 pm.. Ira Osgood's. l:30 pm. p.m. ADVENTIST CHURCH fleers regarding Rally Day Pro­ Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor the open iiousc wus held for ilw The Martha Circle meets this Elder Samuel J. Elie motion. I 10 a-m. Sunday school. silver wedding anniversary of Mr. Wednesday and will be the guest LAKEWOOD 2730 W. State Rd. Saturday, library open from 2I 11 am. Morning worship, jun- of Mrs. Walter at 1 pm. mid Mra. William Eddy hoated by | BAPTIST CHURCH Hastings. Mich. Wl 5-9465 to 4 pm. tlirtr children, Mr. and Mra. । lor church and nuraery-provided. The CiiUdren choir's 2nd rcCommunity Room above Sat. Sabbath school. 9:30. 6:30 pm. Fellowship and 7: 30 p m. Evening service. Robert Richer. Linda, James and Woodland Fire Station Worship. 11 am. builders clam. Chicken barbecue Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night. church basement Friday, at । Bruce Eddily. * The Barry Rev. Wayne lUchle. Pastor Tuesday pniyer. 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor executive 8: 30 pm. Choir rehearsal. 9:50 am. Sunday school. Sunday, ' Faith for Today,” on1 committee was held nt Rev. I. 11 a.m. Warship service. TV Wood. Channel 8. 8:30 am.' H. Oogood's itorno at Oils 1-ako ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Pm t=*7llnR *nr,CC , I| wmuay. r.w.« Sunday. Voice u of. Prophecy, Woodland aUVclte Road y 7:30 pm. Wed., prayer service, WJEF. 1230. 8:30 am. Bev. Einar Unseth. Pastor/^ Mrs. Ila Hooper of Clarksville was a dinner guent of Mrs Ethel Ph. 367-2917 ' CHURCH OF GOD HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Blank Sunday. Oct. 2. Mrs. Hoop*, "A Friendly Christ-Centered < Pentecostal) OF GOD CHURCH cr has gone to be with the family Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield Church." 9:45 A.M. 102 E. Woodland Avenue of Eugene WickmhLWa on Sunday school. 10 am. Classes WaLton Cor, 3!i miles Rev. M. P. Goble, Pastor SUNDAY West of Martin 9 45 am. Sunday school. j for nn indefinite lime. * Mrs. Layman Sunday, worship ser­ Sunday school. 10 am. OCTOBER 11 am. Morning worship. ! Cletus Wieland ot Logan Lake vice. 11 am. Eugene Reuther and Worship, 11 am. • 6 p.m. Young People's service, 16th called to see Mts. Luellu Stahl. * David Brodbcck in charge. Ser­ Sunday service, 7:30 pm. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. I Mr. nnd Mra. Verle Stahl nnd mon delivered by Willard BrodY.P.E. Tuesday. 7:30 pm. 7 p.m. Wednesday service. I family were Sunday cnllen, at beck. Brotherhood. 8 pm. Topic-. “I HASTINGS FREE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, | live Donald Stahl's. * Mrs. Jolm LoUwn was in Lowell Saturday. Believe In lhe God Who Cares." METHODIST CHURCH SCIENTIST Oct. 1. as clerk for lhe livestock Church Council. Tue.sday. 8 645 W. Green Street Angus Sale. * Mr. and Mrs. Ivis Boltwood nnd E. Slate Road Sunday service. 11 am. Sutter nnd family, the Marvin Cherub and Junior choirs. Sunday school. 9:45 am. Sunday school, 11 am. Janski family of AuGrcs nnd Wednesday. 3:45 pm. Morning worship. 11 am. Wednesday service, 8 p.m. Senior choir. Wed, 8 p m. Sunday evening service. 7 p.m. Reading room open Wednes­ Rev. Daniel Zook and wife were Sunday. Oct. 2. dinner guests nt Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Bethel Bible study. Thursday, day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. lhe Junior Trayer home. Sunday. 8:30 am. Free Metho­ 8 pm. We learned of the Midden dist broadcast over WFUR. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY d<-ath of Dr. John Wenger of Christian Youth Crusaders. ADVENTIST CHURCH Coopersville. He was an unde of Special Music from Olivet Naxarone College Senior Catechism class, Satur­ Wednesday, after school. Elder Gerald N. Slack John E. Brake of this place. Wo Young People's Service, Thurs­ day, 10:30 am. Sabbath school, 9:30 am. day. 7 pm. extend a deep sympathy lo tlic A Hearty Welcome lo All! Saturday worship. 10:45 am. Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30 pm. faintly ns we know his sisters, ' Mrs. Mary Bidleman, MimFIossie. and Mrs. Allen. * Mr. nnd SOUTH KALAMO Mrs Floyd Neeb were Sunday. PENTECOSTAL Oct. 2. callers of their daughter, Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Modllyn. the Clyde Zelglers of 1631 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo Wayland Balt Shop. * Mr. and Michigm Sunday school, 10 am. Mra. Dean Geiger and others Morning worship, 11 am. Bell called lo pay laal respects ta^lra Young People's service, 6:30. Vurbla Beardsley to see Rev. Evening sendee, 7:30 p.m. Beardsley and family Sunday at Nitionwids Thursday prayer, 7:30 pm. Pickens Funeral Chapel In Lake CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newberry 1719 N. Broadway and daughter. Gloria of "Near Almon G. Fulton. Pastor Kalamazoo were Sunday. Oct. 2. 410 E. Madison, 945-5065 gufots of their grandmother. Mrs. Sunday school, 9:45 am. Erna Neeb. * Mrs. Ethel Blank Morning worship, 11 am. And your phone costs so little Youth service 7 pm. Hooper at the Coffee Shop In Evening service 7:30 pm. Wednesday Bible, prayer. 7:30. Clarksville. Friday. Sept. 3U nnd Pleasant Valley Giant Visitors Day Visit One Sunday - ^nnnnQMMRS WilUUnoMM^ STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-^2602. <t QC CARPETING *Q yd. INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean \Vay The safest and most effective way possible 9 years experience. See Our New Building HASTINGS NAZARENE SUNDAY SCHOOL 1716 N. Broadway ... at City Limits Almon G. Fulton, Pastor Phone 945-5065 With your telephone you've got the whole world in your hand! LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Rev. Carl SUvemall, Pastor Morning worship. 10 am. Sunday school, 11 am. Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday family worship. Adult Bible study. 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m. Boys. Girls Fellowship, 7:30. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Coats Grove Road Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Worship service. 9:45 am. Sunday school, 10:45 am. Wednesday. 7:30 adult choir. Thursday. Junior choir. 4 pm. illnr o MRACLEAN lllCI S SERVICE OpM Sehirdoys Church. * Mra. Ruby Walk Mra. Ethel Blank. Rev. and Mrs Max Ovenahire were among tlxac from here who attended the memorial services for Mrs. Vurbla Beardsley. ♦ Mra. Gertie Staid luui been visiting at her daugh­ ter-in-law, Maxine Stahl's since coming from northern Michigan and U vlsiung others in the family. Sunday. Oct. 2, they call- Lake and al Muri Hoatettlers in Freeport. * Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Olmstead. Mr. and Mrs Fred Bawdy. Jack Brake and Miss Janis Healy attended the wed­ ding of Werner Kell and Barbara Ewing in Grand Rapids, Sep: 23. Werner la wcll-kntrau here und was active In the church circles here-, before he went to Grand Rapids Congratulations to them. DELTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elie 2730 W. State Rd. Hastings, Mich.. Ph. Wl 5-9465 Driving for pleasure lit the Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. Worship. 11 am. , leading form of recreation in Wednesday prayer. t’K pan. Sunday. "Faith for Today.” on TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. Call Wl 6-3481. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, For Banner Classified Ads Radio WJEF. 1230, 8:30 am. �THE HASTINGS BANNER—J Some Gamble Can be Taken Out of Farmin: Michigan cocull lions He cites tliat it will take only a one bwhcl higher yield In the ------ . .. . . . ., . $150. Or. h» points out, if your wheat should happen lo grade "Forming is n gamble —don't number .2 ..U.WA.U instead u. of nmnucr number ., 1. make it any bigger than it is." because you planted wheat with wind seeds or too much rye In aays Milton H. Erdtnann. Mich­ It, you can lose more than lhe igan State University Extension crop scientist Michigan raLv-i about 8fi perPlanUnr certified wed wheat cent soft white Winter wheat and 15 percent soft red Winter - pwr wnrai aarvni. Krd- wheat. MSU crop .iclcntUU ncmann says it does not curt ornmend Avon and Genesee vari. See The Peace Dove Unmasked 35-Minutc Sound, Color Film An Objective Critique of ****i5i ln MJchUan 1M«, to expected to m hark to nrar th- million How Are Your Medical Habits? ; 1»c~«e HloUnents and a higher Intema.ional demand for the wU1 4caU*™ny J? _return to wheat ns a crop. By American Medical Aaaoe. Hi>w are your medical man­ ners? Many patients unwittingly break the cute of "m-dical con­ duct'' which their docton expert ot Hum and. |n so doing, delay diagnosis. hinder correct treat­ ment and otten coot themselves more money than they would normally pay, say.-. Today's Hralth, the magazine of the • American Medical AsuxriaUon • ” Since tbe normal rotation in Michigan is wheat fallowing field bean or soybeans Erdmann ~ seeding equipment really before they start bean harvest Once the beaus are luirvrejtcd the soil can quickly be prepared far planting wheat to take advun- ' lose of the usual Fall rains. Wheat Li one crop that has been very responsive to fertilizer nnd farmers are advised to ferti- the FUlls. United Notions — Sponsored by Call Wl 5-3481. For Banner Classified Ads THE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY Subtle improvements in its classic styling and significant advances in comfort, convenience and safety mark the Lincoln Continental for 1967. The Continental reaches new goals in overall quality, in inventive new features and in engineering designs to enhance further its reputation as America's most distinguished motor­ car. In the top picture is the Continental Coupe’ for 1967 and below is the fourdoor sedan. The new cars go on sale at Lincoln-Mercury dealers on Friday Sept. 30. Help Keep Community Building, Barry Co. Fairgrounds Our Economy Saturday, October 29 8:00 P.ty Strong T buy u. S. SAVINGS BONOS WIN S100-S5-S1 CASH THE yS-~ , FRIENDLY 4 ✓.» L FOLKS I Fass Commands B-52 in Combat Competition Test \Mnjor Alfred W. 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' I The Battle Creek <Mich.» High School graduate was commis­ sioned ln 1954 through lhe avia­ tion cadet program Major Fuss' wife, Marilyn. Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Mark M. Stockham of 107 Inn Road. Rattle Creek. Hendershot & Vicinity .— P NK or McIntosh APPLES 49 PIUS C«ATI txposir Tomato Juice 4-‘1 Cake Mixes 4- 6-’1 Orange Juice KROGER 5 Elbo Macaroni 163 Size ORANGES 2 4..-99c Diamond Shaded Walnult dr PECANS KROGER SPICE TRADE-IN-OFFER 5-*1 6-‘1 .* *** ■ « - »“■' mobile > help him maintain an efficient Uy Mrt. Richard Clark 8-’1 Spinach U'n,‘ M P°<'s,ble l CHIQUITA KROGER WILL PAY YOU IO- Albert and Rusnell Stanton and 1 Art Caln returned Friday from a' hunting trip into Northern Canada The group brought bock a 1.000 pound Mcxxw * Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schantz attended a family gathering at lhe St. Mary's Lake home of Mr and Mrs Rolland Coleman. The Du­ nne Jones' showed their slides on their trip out west and Lhe Cole­ mans showed shdns on their trip into Canadat * On Tuesday the Schantz fanbiy had m tlicir Bananas Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs Dick Clark were Mr. and । Mra. Edwin Huhn. M r s. Rick Beard and Ricky of Portland and , Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Clark of Lake Odtssa Sunday callers were Mr .mil Mra. Bruce Smith and tiunily of McOmbcr. । "Call me up at Model and from Model. The Model Office i* at lingt Drop 945-3429." I MODEL*! ] FINANCE CQ| MODEL FINANCE 140 W. Slot* St. Hastings Phone 945-3429 In Winter, turn down the beater so that the Interior of the car lb cool. It will help keep you awake. Open the windows occas­ ionally for a bloat of cold air. $100 $100 !• $1,000 ..•si it FREE .. CHARM BRACELET In Shall pain in the home or on the to celebrate Mrs Jones' blrth- Per Conlainer For All The Old Spices (Any Brand) You Turn In When You Buy The Same Number of New Containers I FRESH KROGER SPICES Mixed Nuts 3 RENT MONEY IW I .111, I STAINLESS TABLE WAN Applesauce ,nUCh rtiuv in rcnd,n« IhC fonm OW'rfuHy be- Wash. denly starts to weave, making On each sortie they will make you suspect that t h e driver's two electronic bomb ' releases • drowsy, flick your lights quickly against each site, testing both several tune. Head for the right their high and low altitude pro- hand lane and slow down. flclency. Pinpoint navigation will I --------- '■ Perch Fillets »79< *79' Sliced Slab Bacon Rolled Roast Tanderay Brand USDA Choice to wait. Unfair? Not at all. Diagnosis and treatment cannot be scheduled on on exact time­ table Some patients take longer than others Emergencies arise I that upset the doctor's rchedule. 3. Be cooperative in giving I your medical history. Illiness or | injuries In your past have a diI reel bearing on your present randitlon, on your reaction to tests , and on how you respond to i sunre*y or medical treatment I 4. Don't ask the receptlonbt or nurse tor information about I sour condition. She is ethically | bound not to discum medical I findings with patients If you I have ouertluns. ask your doctor. j 5. Fill in insurance forms cor। redly and ownpletrly before I luuuilijg them to the doctor. Mort Tlie Coveted honor of being C. Take your medicine Just as chosen to ctxnpete In the "world the doctor prescribes. Don't alter icrics of bombing" to awarded hl- timetable or dosag-. and don't to the crew with the iugh«7rt. neglect to take medicine altounit standing in skill, profici- cether. The medicine to ordered I ency and reliablhty The .'land­ io help you get welL but it won't ings ore bused on dally training [ work unless it is properly used. rcauds, operational readlncM in* | 7. Be buBinran-like in,llM ,ltcuu financial sprctlons and detailed periodic: arrangements Don't hesitate to evaluation tests. , 1tk about the doctor's fee. and to In lhe competition tach | dLscuw anything you don’1, un­ crew files two nlfhUlme. -- ------- — -25nfl. derwtand. Also, your doctor has ------ — mile round robin missions dur- many bif-Hu-ss expenses to meet. bomb lb ’1.09 2 Even a few ixxira notice that you can l make It may be enough to allow another patient lo <nke your place. rru, located at Wendell and ; lb. Smoked Ham IS 52.™ “.?■«< “ Pork Loin * Steal lb. ten. laws moat often broken— I. Keep your appointment 'or notify the doctor's office when MAJOR ALFRED W. FASM opir.j a protectloc pepgram that it right foe you requires expert planning. Bo* Joniat, Macs. Cortland or DeLooui > APPLES iMRnBHammR* 4—49' too STAMPS to your insurance planning APPLES or 50 STAMP 100 HAMP' I IMFORTBD 1 {MLLAND BULK YAMS or every kind for your home, car, family or business, we can ob­ jectively analyze your require­ ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollars to fit them best. There's no cost or obligation for this service. Cd us for details. 50 stamps MINNIKJ | MIKS PRODUCT* PUIMA DOC CHOW I I 1Z0 W. STATE ST. Wl 5-4174 �WIN A TREE FUN-FILLED DEPEND UPON Right thru till December 1st SERVICE SPECIAL (Bring In Service Only—Offer Good 'til Nov. 1) Adjust Tension ... All Make*------- Haan Hastings Shell Service STANDARD SERVICE LIGHT REPAIRS SEWING MACHINE TUNE-UP Include*—Clean, Oil $Q00 301 W. State at Broadway WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE w USED PORTABLES—$15.00 u* Phone Wl 5-2235 Wl Atlas Tires & Batteries 5-2253 Corner E. Green and Michigan Come to the service station that cares about your needs ond the needs of your car. Stop here for quick, efficient and courteous service! Robert L Belton. 311 S. Hanover, Hattingt Richard Brown, 118 N. Park, Hastings PICKUP & DELIVERY HASTINGS SEWING CENTER 235 W. State Washing • Light Repair LEES Carpets and Rug* ... • Lubriciti.n Mrs. Robert Blocher, Woodland AQUARIUM SUPPLIES Goldfish—Turtles Mystery Snails FULLER AGENCY, INC INSURANCE BLAIR'S FARM' & GARDEN 219 W. STATE ST. Phone 945-5982 William L. Wcstjohn, 331 W. Court Clyde Carr, Rt. 2, Hastings You're Assured of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of “BILL DING" TIME FOR A NEW Hush FOOD CENTER Puppies IRA HD CASUAL! ywBD WHICH SHOPPING IS NEW TRIP EACH WEEK East Court at Michigan Beverly Smith, 128 W. Grand, Halting* FOR YOUR FAMILY CONTEST RULES F°R THE "See Our Beautiful New '67 Models' : ■ ■ FURNITURE 3. For Every Room in Your Home! Winning family will provide own Iranuportalion lo and from. Wmz*, . WHOLE family 134 W. state BANK ■*' 4. You may enter in at* many htoret* as you witdi each week. No purcl|UHe ncceiftuiry. NEW GOODYEAR rirMf TIRE JIUHJ SERVICE 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 You’ll Like Our MUSIC CENTER 5. Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. 6. One preliminary winner will be drawn eaciT'week at each participating store. Phone Wl 5-5105 Phone 945-4284 ^.n The Copper Lantern 10 lbs. - ’2.50 Restaurant Hastings There** always a friendly crowd and the many specialties of the house are favorites of young and old alike. WEINERS CHICAGO, ILL. Pick-Congress 1,000 Rooms Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals Homemade Skinless Michigan Grade 1 3 lb. Bag'1.49 Michigan Blvd. ■ HAmwn 7-3*00 4&4H4X02 at (Broken Sizes) MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Riepenholfs Sausage Kitchen Hotel Hastings 115 S. Jefferson Beverwyk's HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS Owned & Operated by WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS Ph. Wl 5-2423 99 COUPON • Polish Diamond Rintf s' - • Tighten All Loose Stone* • Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine j Bulling s APPLIANCES -d g,fts GILMORE JEWELER Telstyp*: 3U 222 5378 E. LANSING, MICH. BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE CLEVELAND, 0 Socond and . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of E. Ninth Sts. T,^Zt 1-7200 Teletype 417-372-0744 zlPSm-wz* In WHITE'S thone 945-3967 Stewart Hower. 102 E. Shriner. Halting, RIGHT FREE A new Fresh Roll of Kodak Color Film of the same size ot the time you bring in lhe exposed Color Film for Processing ond Printing. GARDNER'S 110W. State ROOT BEER Phone 945-2134 M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Louise Cook. Rt. 4, Hasting* HODGES JEWELRY HASTINGS - MILLER'S Means Caryl Hurlcss. Rt. 5, Hastings Bring your exposed roll* of Kodok Color Film CX127, CXI20. CX620 ond CXI26 to u* for expert Develop­ ing and Printing and we will give yod— PHOTOGRAPHY 107 So. Joff.non 102 W. State at Jefferson Dcstic Smith, Rt. 4, Hastings ABSOLUTELY Pick-Carter 600 Room* Pick-Durant 300 Rooms Downtown Flint Jack Lambka. Rt. 3. Hastings 122 w- s*°*« BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS for BARRY COUNTY Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES ff / CHiNA-^MF-R COLOR T.V. by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES Viola Spencer. 1001 S. Dibble. Hairing. For Every Banking Need El ATIONAL ♦ USED CARS ♦ General Auto Repairing State Er Jefferson Downtown : m by McGae - Monarch ond Bodick NEW CARPETS ASTINGS Marie Wcrntf. Rt. 1, Shelbyville Your present CARPETS CLEANED The Duraclean’Way 107 E. Woodland Phone Wl 5-2091 Jean Merrifield, 608 E. Grant, Hastings I ‘ For Ladies! 1 Jack L. McCarty, Dowling -i and Front End Alignment U.S. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY ” lime lo Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! Dyeing - Alteration* Mothproofing JIM BARR TIRE SHOP Smith, Rt. 3. \ | . . . everything Lovely ciiminDmmis 141 E. Woodland ot Michigan jjf ]\\ Swing to a New Fashion Beat This Season! Phone 945-9411 BARRY CLEANERS 321 S. Michigan Mtooe 945-4265 Halon Spoon, 1014 $. Jefferson ELO***^^ Largest Selections to be Found in Barry County Kl 17 W. State St. in Downtown Hastings BemeHa Hook. 619 E. Greed. Hartles. Open Doily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. P OtllCATISHH - MARCH POST OHICI Complete Beverage Department THE SUPERETTE 205 N. Michigan D F. Hagan, 617 W. Madisan.'Hastings It’s a labor-saver! Prepare, freeze, bake and serve-all in one convenient dish. BENVFRANKLIN t 108 E. State Phone 945-3400 • AAA Wrecker Service FLINT, MICH. IKliJhilK-la. wt Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand - Delicatessen THAT'S Year for Phone 945-5316 Cornelia Ackley, 620 E. Colfax 118 N. Jefferson St. Moks This Your CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS • . /.hopping sr»» H. Shoebridge, 123 High St.. Middleville n 201 N. Broadway In h»*rt of Albert Pick Motor Hotel 110 Rooms Near Michigan Slate Univanity BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT w _ Wallpaper • Custom Draperies Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Mn. Cliffo/d Mattson. Rt. 3. Hastings E. 5*«t« M- Mrt. James Blackford. Rt. 1. Hastings 275 Room* 10 mln, from downtown 4101 W«t BroidSL • Money Saver • Time Saver I CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY MEMBRANCE Phone 945-4071 L' 102 E. Stete Pick-Fort Shelby 900 Rooms 3 minutes from downtown 1670 Arthur St. T.l.phoo. 636 3781 Teletype; 502 -M9-1O36 221 West Mill St. LUMBER CO. / • Inspect Stones COLUMBUS, 0. Nationwide Inn DETROIT, MICH. Motet 150 Room* ?.;?■ 127 From tho City Food & Beverage HASTINGS CLEANERS (Willard Roger*. Mgr.) Robert Rohde, 921 S. Jefferson, Hastings Mary Weiler, Rt. 3, Halting* PYREX DISH CALL 945-4013 for "Cleaning of Distinction Repairing Alteration - Dyeing COLOR CENTER ffystSidz" 811 E. Railroad St. 327 N. Broadway CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! LOUISVILLE, KY. Albert Pick Phone 945-5321 Velma Johnson, Rt. 4, Hastings G. W. Spencer, 1001 S. Dibble BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS 150 W. Court at Church Tliehe winners from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing that week. New contest each week. Whenever You Need a Lift Charlotte CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! Sharon Teunetsen, 225 W. Giant, Hasting Melvin F. Goble, 529 W. Grand, Hastings Mrs. Robert Dohm, 2700 W. State Rd, ( Alberta Turner, 232 S. Maple, Freeport Helen Bender, 815 W. Main, Hastings Drop-Off Service 125 NO. JEFFERSON ST. “,,TV 105 East State Street 138 W. State Regulorlr $E85 PRICe£ jEIJER’ s8’5 Now ’’ X by Lennox Er Syracuse CRYSTAL - drawn at the. Quality Furniture Store and thru drawn out ot .• p Tyn n /. by Tiffin & Fostoria STERLI NG - L. by Gorham, Reed Er Barton & Towle ‘ ' Melva J. Peake, Rt. 5. Hastings E. L. CARPENTER HaVdware FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS SEE OUR NEW For Men & Boys $*>97 J Birke1 $ Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Mn. Donald Kimmey. 719 N. Ferrit, Hattingt Rhoee Wl 5-2983 Mrs. Evelyn Wellfare. 92nd St., Alto Insulated Rubber WEEKEND SPECIAL J SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE 142 E. Stole ST. Color l.V d.> or Ibeir W. Mr.'S, ..nd Mrs Cluirlrs Geiuer and King, a Mr. and Mra. Kiri Sharon a Mr and Mra. Clio ties Bfacklcdgc and children ot MarSXr JtteiLtra lhe wedding Mra. U«er Alber s mid and reception of Miss Barbara ‘laughter o. Manton spent tho EU.W, ,M W™ Koi .1 Grandville - Jenlsofi Congrega-1 ’."?*•.dn,Mr?;2J ° tlonal Church Friday , Seix. 23. a * *’r*; rl The Chas. Geigers attended the ot Mrx Leater Alwedding of Carol Brunton and Donald Hoffman al lh< Calvary "«* u*u n1iot,hrrBrethren Church Sulurday. Sept 3,l“,r gnx.nU5^‘"’ 24. a Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christie '***?■ J-“u™ oI MlddJewere callers ot Mr. uikI Mrs. '*1Ie Jack Rpys and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr.. Robert Blough Richard Roys In Grand Rapids »'»<! family of Northville spent a Saturday ago a Mr. and Mra the wr'-fa-mi with lus mother. Don Walton and family ot St Mrs Greta Blough, a Mr. und Jolins were Sunday, Sept 2i» M‘ • Gouge Owen and Mr. and vLdtora of his parents, a Mis. Mr.- Harold Cave Witt- Sunday Paul Crumback and boys of Hur- duiher cue .s ot Mi. and Mra. iLs Creek were Monday. Sept. 26. I«>ii Owen <>t Middleville in honlunch guests ot her grandm-Mh- 01 the birthdays of Mis. Owen er. Mrs. Mina Wieland. Mrs and Mr. Cave, a Mr. und Mra. — . Pinbook . Rubcrt Brooks ot Hastings uere Karyl■ -Livingston yf was a caller. * Mrs. lune.* Cool Tuesday dinner gueMs of Mrs. and daughters attended the 25th Dean Stuatt and children Ui anniversary open house Tor Mr. honor of Mr. Stuart's birthday, and Mrs. Harold Woods iu Rock­ a Mr. nnd Mra. Ray Wieland. ford. Sunday. Sept. 25. * Mrs. Vicky and Todd, ot Welcome Richard Carlin of Gull Lake Corners vt-iied his mother, Mra. visited h?r sister. Mrs .’tile Mina Wieland Wednesday cve. Turner on Thursday of last week. , nlng. Mrs. Ven- Carter und Mrs. Jule Mra. Mina Wieland spent from Turner attended a PTA board Friday UU Sunday at tile Paul meeting nt the Richard Rryff Crumback home ut Hanis Creek. home in Middleville a Wcdne.s- । She accompanied them to Gt and Rapids Saturday morning, at the tended the elemenlary PTA chicken supper at the Freeport meeting in Middleville Thurs­ Methodis; Church Saturday eve­ day. Sept. 22. * Mr. and Mra. ning a Mrs. Emmr.t ShrllmgJule Turner and family surprised ton sjxnt last weekend with her her father. Paul McDowell of daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hastings on Ills birthday Sun­ Kidder at Rivtw Junction, a Emday. Sept 25. with cake and ice nu-tl Shellnutton spent the week­ cream Other guests were Mr. end with his son. Mr. and Mrs and Mra Richard Carlin of Gull Robert Shellington near Bald­ Lake. * Donald Dutcher was a win. a Mra. Marjorie Moore of gueoi of Don Cullen and sons Clare and Nona Moon* of Holly nt the Cullen farm on Saturday.,, were Sunday vlrttors ot Mr. and Sept. 24. Ronnie Kauffman of SlierMr. and Mrs. Enunllt Sbelllngwo<xl was a luncheon guest of ton -spent better than a week in his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs 1 northern Michigan. * Mr. and Joe Kauffman, a Monday ago a Mr and Mra. Al Barnard and ton Rapids and Mrs. Isabel Like children enjoyed dinner. Sunday, of Onondaga spent Sunday eve­ rjxtsrj’s ning with Mr. and Mrs Reuben wedding aruuvet sary. * Mr. and Mrs Al Barnard attended lhe “ the Gordon Voders Vtdera home Sunday. Bundav. Sept. 25. * Mr and Mra. Al Barnard and children vUited Mr. and Mrs. Gary' Kidder in Cale­ donia a Saturday ago. * Mr. and Mrs Robert- Newton and Bill attended the ball game at Mid- SETS BY MOTOROLA AND ZENITH CENTRAL RADIO ..a T.V. 22^ N. JeHerwn He Parker a Thursday ago. a Mrs. Tera Gates and Bob Moser lot Grand itapids were callers of Uy Mrs. Sylvan Tagg ________________ Mra, Effie Parker______________ the following D* *••<! *». sas-nr. aay. a Mrs. Effie Parker enterMr. and Mrs. Richard Bird1 tamed the Jolly Senior» Club were Sunday dinner guests, Sept. Thursday. Sept. 22. a Mr. and 25, of her partntn, Mr. and Mra. • Mra 'Richaid Shoebridge and JUcluud Vcndevllle of Kalama- dwughler, Mrs. Dolans Strun700. A Mr. and Mra. Frank Mar- back enjoyed dinner in Portland tin and Mrs. John Mishler of Friday, Sept. 23. Grand Rapids were visitors on ml-* Sandy Shoebridge attendFriday of last week of Mr. und td a Youth Rally al Burlington, Mra. Charles Blough und Mr. Saturday night. Sept. 24. a Al­ and Mra. Will Mishler at lhe bcrl Chuich of tlie Slioebridga • Blough home, a Mr. and Mra. NuraUig Home spent Munday, Charles Gibbs visited their Sept. 26. with his sicp-daushtsr, daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. ptulhp Lent at Elnulale. a Mr*. Robert Mork at Muskegon, Mn,. Li.-.uc Bi.ough, Mrs. Mina recently, a Mr. olid Mra. Frank Wieland und Mrs. Ray Seesc Tiwnipuon and Mr. and Mrs. uere among Ute women who Robert Tooker attended the Food .spent one day with Mrs. Alma and LodgUig rJww nt lhe Civic Stahl, getting ready for lhe in Grund Rapids. | ClirlMnuu. Bazaar a Mrs EnianMr. and Mra. George Estep and uel Dry er of Plnuanl Volley and Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson Mra. Cletus Wieland ot Lqgan and Karen were lunch guesu on । were Callen, of Mra. Ruth Blcam. Sunday. Sept 25. of Mra Marie Mr A1 Banlard <nd Burdick ot Hickory Comers, a ^14^ vlwUd Mrs. Gary KidMr. and Mrs. George Snider of Ucr of Caledonia Wednesday. A Caledonia visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr Alvln Kmg and Fiirrcsl Buehler Sunday. Sept. (;randdaiightei. Vicki and Mr. 25. a Mr. and Mra Milton Bueh- an(1 Ml!> Oju.y Klng ant( uf ler spent Sunday. Sept. 25. ut luIUtt Mrs. Minnie King the ODD Fellow Home in Jack- ttt U|c cj^ia iOng . aon, , „ . « , „ day. a Mrs. Carl Roth of ClarksMr. and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell vUlo vuiu.d 1K.r Mra XUn. received word from their duugh- lUc Klng FTWay. a Rev. und ter-in-law. Mra. Randy Grinnell F E ot Clark»sayingr they arrived in UUle uUe caJletl at IbL. Charlc3 Rock La. safely und that Randy |wnll. Saturday, a Mr. and Mra. had left there for California and Khlg of jv^kford were tor Vietnam, a Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dinner guads ot his par­ Lurry Hoffman and daughters of tnU Mr ^d Mra. Charles King JX5" ™ u„ CL,,, Km, Freeport LUMBER CO.^ I ALL WEATHER SPECIAL With the Professional Permette Dry Cleaning Machine From the Wheel of your REASON TO BE HAPPY—Mrs. Margurrilr B^rkwilh has reawn to be happy as John J. Erilx of Quality Furniture points out tbe various places where she and her huoband. Robert L. Herkwlth, 829 W. Green, may spend a free weekend. Kober I, sho work* al an Albert Pirk hotel. Mrs. Beckwith work* tor Hastings Floor Covering.—Banner photo. Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--- llii!ilini|!i l!ili| (Innli 2. Weekend includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up to five members. Meal# include two Breakfatstft, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the party. S/kp in today! Discover the magic of V-M quality stereo! SHOE STORE Mrs. Joseph Lewis, 420 S. Michigan, Hastings winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotels, THE VOICE R95 extnaoge . | J WAYNE'S PRICE-RIGHT A PLEASURE! BATTERY $1 fASHLON-WGH SELECTIONS OF FINE ' ' Hastings Floor Covering J”*, • Tir Reg Dunnigan, Rt. 2, Halting* 231 W. State Phooe 945-9647 Donald J. Deakins, 110 N. Broadway Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by ’Armrtfoit* Phone Wl 5-9461 for Road Service and Pick-Up and Delivery Road Service FIRESTONE TIRES PHONE For Every Room in Your Home! 61D E? State at Green'; REGISTER EACH WEEK Mike Davit, Rt. 5. Hasting* ”4innnomos Ken & Bob's Gulf Service SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS THU HASTINGS BANNER—S Phone 945-9187 John B. Riedl, Rt. 3. Hasting* nd<. to Chjca5|1 „„ jr o[ Eaton Rnclds ThJX * Mr Mrs S <rr, t^urday supper guraU of Mr- and Mra Reuben Crites. ton and B1L1 a;umd«t the 2501! Mrs Harold Woods ,»UNITED». �$ f -THS HASTINGS BANNER State Highway D 9 from Barry Attend Clinic On Horse Care Cm.: KM0n« Your Horur Healthy.- was held Oct 8. 1906 at 1:30 pm. at the Veterinary Clinic Budding. MSU Mrs. Barbara Nrinnlnrjtjull. Waller The topic was conformation and soundness E xamination Next Thursday the topic will by porasit control, followed by foot care, corrective and shoeing, nutrition, first aid. disease prevention, vac­ cination programs and lameness. as charts. TV and films beet at the faculty ot tbe Col­ lege of Veterinary Medicine. MSV. sending check for IIS to Kellogg Center. Evening College. Equine Care. M8U. East Lansing. Thee will be five more classes each Thursday night Buys Heifer Calf Kay Boulter of R.7 Hastines has purchased a registered milk­ ing shorthorn heifer. Ingleside Batin. Beauty, from Ronald H. Powell of Ionia. . EXPERT TIRE SERVICE JIM BARR Tire Shop U. 5. ROYAL Dirt rib ut or Beit Buys on New & Used Tires Mouxrod FREE! M.aB \ Guilty Thursday SUFDIUS A court_Jury FRIENDLY AND PROMPT SERVICE found guilty of furnishing intoxicants to a minor In a trial held Thurs­ day The State Highway Commis­ sion has. announced Uie nanuu him to -pay - a $100 fine end 86 30 of high bidders for parcel* of court costa 1’nrecutor Richard M. Hauer' excess land offered at public 11 reprwented the People and Atty ’ David Dimmer* represented HanTotal of high bids was 821.045. dall. Eight of the properties are in On the Jury were Thomas Og- • ’ Calhoun County and ilx are in den. Clay A Baractt. Donna F. , Barry County High blds must Black. Bonnie Lee Birk. BeUy be approved by the State Ad­ L Appelman and Dorothy. Barj rnlnwtraUve Board before title rlgar. Land in Barry New Rail Rate To Aid Michigan Potato Shippers Barry Farm Calendar... Area Burglaries :e When Burning In Fall Cleanup Thirty-five law violations were listed in Hastings from Sept 26 to Oct 10. exclusive of traffic I violations. Chief of Police Rich­ You con ox poet prompt and aid Buiuor reported to the City. friendly proscription service Council Monday night Avoid a brush with the law Highest blds were $6.75<) for . , ot our Rexall Pharmacy be­ They Included felonious hr- when you bum your brush this much aa 46 cents a hundred­ cause your good health is our Fall, advises the Institute for 54 acres of landlocked land on DcItOfl CdUCOtOrS weight on shipment of potatoes first concern. Theft why we bad check., weapons violation*, Safer Living. Mort communities ■,■ ," ■ Sn’Xn’ii On State Study I nun some Michigan points to maintain tf complete stock of liquor violations, delinquent have laws concerning burning I lnt5n?J“f2’e', i" ute. open ........................ certain destinations in the South' OCT 20, 41. M .ir .no T.n pays nnd to I $6,400 L.’iLf— -;r “ "c5e?1,of Jand ’“LM| J°hnM>n. superintendent minors, disorderly penpie. »> pharmoceuticols ond keep up could save Michigan potato ship­ check first rather than pay later 0,1 M*’9 *e't of Naahvlllr. Barry of school* at Delton and. Lowell with lhe newest advances In pers up to a quarter million Tiu. "a™. I.."",". CountyHofmetoter. director of InstrucPolice issued 33 moving traf­ Pharmaceutical research... i it dollars annually to A lut ln Barry county of prop- Hon for lhe Delton schools, have fic tickets. 46 non-moving tickets rraM rubbwh to give you the finest prescrip­ nnd 775 overtime parking tickets. mon during this season but many ,Tly <*«crtpttons. blds and high been informed by Dr Ira Polin'. tion service you deserve. g^TyZ bidders follows: State superintendent of public They investigated IB traffic a lagc about MS cents per hun­ ci inrje lira get beyond conk.v. i>rrn complaints. 93 other complaints, trot, endangering live, and des-Dave Smyth, Sunfield, bid ,lh*’ Vf' dredweight. said Director B. Dale TOUR PHARMACY 8 escorted six funerals and provid­ troy Ing property running Into lhe minimum SIM for 7205 Ball of tlie Michigan Department ed assistance to other dep.iri- millions of dollars each year ot Agriculture, whose transpor­ square feet ol land at the norih- Curriculum Committees. menta on 21 occasions. tation special Lvt worked eight Burning overgrass over oraao areas may mav we9t wesl cwn conlfr " ° «'r M »*« -*3 ond °“d Wc We>‘*. Supt; .Juhn40n 8up< Johmon Officers issued 27 guest keys , . months to achieve the lower .... .. .... . come Rd. two miles north of poinied to serve- on the School Mary J nekton Holding Power" committee dealto motoruta from out - of-state It beneficial lo tbe Fall clean , rates. • who were over parked up of your property, bat you—Keith Pufpuff, Nashville, bld mg with tile problems of school Police drove emtaerx 3062 are urged lo know how to do $3,100 for four acres ot land on dropouts and how to keep porw.ri.ii.." ih. nr. 1 Mr. and Mrs Roy Tubergun p«uu™ «» l>'" , „,a E..U,, oouMrh morrd miles during the period. the lob Drooerlv and ufeh be- M-79 five miles west of Nash- tentlal school dropouts in school ine joo properly and rarely be Hofmetoter has been appointed viom rate i« $192.44 a car. Monday to their new home on I J'ou “xrl—Bob Fogg. Battle Creex. bld to the Elementary' Education This is bsu-ed on the usual Jordan 1-ike at Lake Odessa car loading of 50 000 pounds of Their address to 67.' Lakeview , A telephone call to the tire $«,400 for 59 acres of land nnd Commiitce. concerning the prob­ 126 East Stats St. potatoes the equivalent of at Drive, a Mr. and Mrs. ILury department will provide you with three buildings on M-79. three lems of theelementary school Phone Wl 5-2466 least 1 JOO cars of potatoes moves Idema of Kalamazoo have purprimarily InIn the of currl currl-- । the necessary information re- and one-half miles west of Nash- primarily the area area of nnnually from Michigan to the ciiascd the Hany Pennington __ Committee meetings carding pcnnlts and assistance vtlle. *culum. " -------------------------will I South. Izud year Michigan pro- place, a Mr. and Mrs. Mark which the department may pro—Darel Dean. Dexter, bld be held throughout the school duced about 9'- million hun- Thompson 'nee Judy Steiner', vide. . t 1615 for four acres of land north year under the direction of the L’SE BANNER WANT ADH! d redweight of potatoes. who were married Sept 17. are Tlie following pointers will of M-79 thrt- and one-half State Department of Education, Southern dcsUnatlons to which lwn»e in their trailer on Davis help you keep on friendly terms mile* west of Nashville. the new rates applv are Atlanta, toad a Mn Hamilton, a friend . ThL» year's tall com winner with your neighbors as well as -Dave Smyth. Sunfield, bld for the Hartings High FFA u Jacksonville. Knoxville. Nashville, of Mis McCoy's parents in $100 for three-tenths of an acre Dunn with a com stalk of . the fire department: Louisville and Mobile Michigan Maine, spent the Sept. 25th Ezra —Pick a windless day for do­ of land on the northwest comer IJ T hl<rh points of origin shown in the weekend with the McO.ys Sun­ ing the Job and take the neces­ of M-66 nnd Davenport Rd. six mew tariff for potatoes an- Ami day night Mr. and *Mrs. McCoy sary time to adequately prepare miles north of Nashville Arbor. Bay City. ClieUeu. Green- took het to her college »Mmor Halting*. FFA. —Loren Dingman. Nashville, the area before starting to bum. । vlllr. Kalamaroo. McBrides. Mar- Palmer School" In Detroit, which bld the minimum $10 for 1.093 Ezra topped this year's 25 Rake ail dry grtur, and bumshe will attend UiLs year. entries, but failed to break Ed able trash away from posts, square feet of landlocked land cast of Durkee SI. und north of Mra. Dora---------While — accompanied wooden fences nnd buildings Work on the rale case was --------------- r Zimmerman's 1959 record of 16 —Get yourself a broom and a Townllnc St. in the village of prepared by Glenn A Hawkins, her daughter and son-in-law. fett 6 inches Nashville. transportaUon specialist in the l»>c Arthur Aspeys. to Gladstone Gerald Newton took second be sure you hare a good water State Agricultural Deportment's tor -'*vcral days visit. Tlicy with a stalk of 12 feet 64 Inches markrttng section Last year C «• Mr. and Mra Paul Spiker who Gene Hoffman was third with supply available which can be ' B. Todd, secretary of the Michl- *«*«• motels. ♦ Charles McDon- 12 feet l*> inches and Dennis used to douse surrounding areas gan Potato industry Council. •' •11 U Retting about uslnr. n Hoffman fourth with 12 feet. or knock down fires that get too hot to iuuidle with a rake or pointed out that potato shippers walker. He had serious surgery 1 Inch. , in Maine. Wtoconsin and Idaho on *‘is back a Roy Knoffkc and Other FFA members with 11 broom Tank of water with leveenjoy lower rail rate, on «Jr- »*»• Brown had a prosperous It dorwnt make any differ­ load potato shipments to tho fishing trip to Burt Laks north sure at the nozzle, that Is long ence whether beef cattle - ». v are enough to extend beyond the raised in fully covered feed lota Sou'll tlian docs the Michigan “1 Pctowkey. ^‘>'^hy - . --0 n»tt. Bruce Checseman, Tom Bonnmlle rewrnrt Su n d • y. Tl ,k>1 „ „d boundaries of the burn area or lota that ore only 40 percent . .... should be adequate. —* [ Rail rates on potatoes have so»rv *'S fnini (Vrenarn I ake nrar Kaiser respectively. In experiments conducted by -------- .... -- - -- 1Ilr cumcM inciuo-1. includ.*?I a K°°d Idea to1 Th-cunnutiee contest committee been so high that many ahipher non and family. Mr |Undy Brow„ Ke. have other adulta standing by to. Michigan State Vniveeslty , jvrs transported tlieir potatoes vtoithig unrt lerrv Ronnevllle CnmpbcU Ben^. '| lend a hand If needed. Control । animal husbandry mean hers nnd Mrs Jerry Bonneville * The Don't let on automobile accident hit I by unregulated truck lo routhI the spread of-fire by beating) Hugh Hen demon and H. WilMVP of the Methodist Ctiurch cm points. Hawkins slid. De­ you for a heavy financial loss. Protect field their first Fill meeting at —. i wg > down the advancing flames nnd mand for Michigan potatoes by the home of their leaders. Mr / 11111111) Herd ' never permit yourself to become I yourself completely with both accident | southern potato chip manufac­ and Mra. Bob Bender. entrapped by fliunis Stay out of difference tn rate and efflctond liability insurance Come in any­ turer and others lias been on Mr. and Mrs Harlon Sweet H(IS I OJ) A VCrflHP dense smoke. ency of gain or carean quality, i the Increase. time and ask for details on our low­ — ..H f.Htllu nwit Sunday, Atmrlav ■ !• 1 From the standpoint of man-1 ---------------------- --------------------and family "f of mi" Clio spent A Thumb area dairy herd was cost policies. Sept. 25. wttn ----- ------------------ *n<1 l"*p children °nt cf the agement. the completely covered with nis ills mutner. mother. Mra Mra. William Sweet. * Mr. and’Mrs. tosverage bum area When the burn Is ! lots required leas bedding In the I Hill* piiwucuwi i -■ ■ -■ ... .0.000 pounds of milk production .completed, wet down the section > Winter But they abo required Verne Llctka attended the dedlper cow $ ___ __ ’nv for a year. Make sure that the fire to ex- more In the Summer. At the end I cation of the Ascension Lutheran Pcrc of Tonv Tuny cirsiintki CicsHniU I Hnguished __a and •»...• that .... the’-----areayear, "to there wax no differ­ The herd at Church on Fourth Street. Sun­ ence in bedding between the two' day. Sept 25. This church was Inly, in Huron County pro- 'cooled d u c e d an average of 28.657 I -nr« are serious busing and lots organzlrd as a congregration jan Thus, conclude the MSU scl29. 1961. under the Ic.ukvSlUp ot pound* of milk and 751 pound* burning off an area L, a serious Pastor Richard Chilketl who of butterfat Ln tbe year and- rr.iponstbillty Treat to aa such enlists, whether a beefman de­ 203 S. MICHIGAN ’’rtat u a r 'Tackle the joo job senotmy. seriously, recog- cides on a fully or partially cov­ r .... nT*' .. iocku? me Michigan Dairy Herd Improve-, nlze Its Iwtards. and treat them ered feed lot will simply depend Rev Frank P Madsen, presidentt on which one he wants to build. ot Michigan Synod of Lutheran ment AA-octation officials, who, realistically. ------ ----------Church in America gave ther tecord and analyze Michigan's1 ’ . top dairy herd records, say thr’* “~i dedication address. The present' ' pastor Is Kenneth H Granquist 30-cow Holstein herd a bo set w Today Ascension's membership is new butterfat record, exceeding last yi-nr's record by 50 pounds I 262 adults and 198 children. per animal jx Mrs Bob Brown and Mrs Of interest to consumers^ jrho Charles E -Jack-soti accompanied bur milk my quarts, each cow Mr and Mra. Peter Pel«rsen. produced nearly 10.000 quarts of | Thursday. Sept 22. to a pro­ milk a year, which, based on an | gram put on by some Korean average of 300 milking days in! children nnd their atunselora held in tlx* Disciple Church in Tills ivrd also led Michigan's Wayland Thee children have a production in 1965 will) an ave­ full schedule in different rage of 18.860 pound,, an animal. ! churches in USA earning money MSU dairy officials explained. for their orphanage school in Koren. They return to their nalive land In Korea Nov 20. Mr BUY U.S. and Mrs. Petersen have an I ) adopted son In Korea. SAVINGS I Mlw Winnie Llctka and her BONDS J brother. Merrill Llctka at Gay- । 1 lord have been visiting relatives in Fairchild. Win. Middleville By J/rs. Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy Ezra Dunn Wins Tall Corn Contest At Hastings High Hastings COLEMAN AGENCY Beef Cattle Show No Preference for Covered Feed Lots for ALL yoU* INSURANCE NEEDS You May Run into Trouble NOTICE COLEMAN " Not withstanding county zoning, all persons desiring to build or alter a residence or other building structure within the Township of Yankee Springs, must first obtain a permit from the Yankee Springs Building In­ spector. AGENCY 'NSURA^Umu Present Building Inspector Charles Neuman Rt. 3, Chief Noonday Road Middleville, Michigan Any violations will be prosecuted in accordance with the terms of the ordinance. Legal Holiday Yankee Springs Township Board NOTICE Columbus Day is October 12 . . . However, the Saturday nearest to this date has been declared a Legal Holiday in Michigan. This year, Saturday, Octo* ber 15, has been named as the day of this observance. Therefore WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15th has a new leader-Dart Don't let othare »et the poca. Do It yourtall. With bold ’67 Dart, the hot, oil-new iwingar tljpi'i o cul above the tired compact crowd. A beauty that provei you don't have to sacrifice ityle ond lizzie lo gel compact economy ond handling eaie. Look what Dart hoi. Oultlde, curved ilde windows ond crop. iv.ecp'.ng I up-, for □ nC'-.C^.-.-i..:- I look of length. Inside, foam-padded Hastings City Bank f tf tf Vltf ^■^■^■itf seals and plush carpeting in Dart GT hardtop models. Under lhe hood, your ooooi otvstoa uorcn?Xiwinnion National Bank of Hastings choice of Six or V8 power. The Dodge Rebellion wants you. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. State St. Hastings Savings and Loan Association i �lieshtanflbt'Affic' Ureet^Alvta framing Leonard.-WeUej Ironside,-; ers Lt. David’Foal ■. Ha. Viatnam-Madal For Navy Lieutenant David . C. Rotary Pancake Supper and Walnut, but he tbe Materiel Control B the Retail wahaj—nuK tafith-? Richard THClfi IGS’ iSUlufltr. ieu? ■I Chemistry a Clots ot at Olivet Olivat . Study Club to Have’ For High Schoolei MU—: D«. M»«i : Panel Discussion The OUvet College Cotnmi fi I Hartings Rotarians are Invit- Morrill. Rum Evans. Jtni )ng everyone to attend their an- . ------------। . —. -----------.——B —— —-r-—-'Education Department Siegel. Jint Morr. --------------------------- ‘ -----------------------------------Child study will be 'held: nouncen the high school Cht at Hastings High School] 'Ser. __ _ _ , dining e.Good- Monday, Oct 17 at 8 pm. tri the. Enrichment Classee will 5:30 to 7 o'clock. room: Dick Shirttef. Dave.................................... . home economics ,room ot' .the j-ain -jVaday'. Oct 18 at 7 p wX!................................................................................................................1 « their garden* or shrubbery. Usually board fences separated lot* from each other. A TOMj dj^cu.^jon will'be Committees and members In- Walton. Charles Hinman. Jack y Hoke. Tom Howard. L. Green- held on “Making Marriage Mean- f tty Building on the College Since graduating from Officers AM. Tom lTmU~.r. ST ShlSilT mSX-I Candidate School at Newport. r TiekeU: Bun McPharlln. Ken Robbe George Chenoweth. IvUlf- E3ton La’Tence. the school Urc>ud rtodenl*. Menu A Order: Dick Jacobe. (irlddte Men: John Hamp. Tom ^d Mrs Ray Page «UQr"“dBcussinn. Refresh­ School Athens, Go.; the USS Richard Feldpsusch. Homer Johnrton. Larry Blair, Buzz wlll 1<m<j Youngs. Merle CampbeU. Harold mcnta will —• •be served• Mahan: Naval Supply Depot. Smith. By H. D. Burpee I enroll. Stockwell. Earl McMullen. Rene Seattle, and the USS Preble Dining Room Set Up X ClearWhile assigned to the Preble, Ing: Frank Ritchie. Ken Laber- | GnngulUet. Slow down after dark Even I ™guld* thU group, —^11 nnlelr WiVi Hml Had 1'1 Clean Up Kitchen & teoux. TTmrniM Howard -TV Tredinnick. Bob he received the Vietnam Service *MitT tbe county, especially the folks land town line. the legal speed limit may be b>. RuM Byrne , Medal and tile National Defense Shannon, Wes Logan. Don GUL Dining Room: Ken Rcahrn. Tom Wring right in Hastings will get Jack Oegood. Rev. Willard Curtla. Taffce. Rome Feldpausch. Roy too fast tar safety on a dark 8U:dmt at Michigan State UnlService Medal. night. I venslty. There l» an enrollment Lt. Paul, hl* wife, Helen, and Robert Btrkc. John Bay. Chet Thomas. Blake Allerdlng. John vended. Anyone could engage in ______ _______ _ _________ Louis_____ Nitsch. Ken Ratheir throe sons. James, 4, Jef­ Hodgtr.. Rev. Wm. Helrlgel. Rev Czlndt-r. impressions of tho Barry County selling liquor who wished, for frey, 2. and Scott. 10 montbs. Don Gury. Roy Cordes. Ray Pin- dant, Pele Eaton. Al Stauffer. niptropoU* when he first moved Dr. Upjohn owned 26 acres i nia, Cedric Morey. Stuart Cle- Bob Huebener. Dick Cook. Plynn 600 miles har. been closely studied ; there Jn 1863. by satellites and Instrumented ( Include fishing, sports and wood­ ment. Roy Huobord. Earl Cole- j Matthew*. I should ask If any of you folks I driving al night. 1 «yn. Einar Frandsen, Charles ’ General: Dick Jacobs. Homer rockets. working. remember hearing tlie Battle Creek stages rolling tn from Bat­ enter a liquor store, until the little tle Creek going north on Jeffer- present law waa enacted. Women might, and acme did drink liquor It wouldn't be Imlf as funny as place where It The only industries in Hastings referred to aa tho "Lower Hotel." 3-story brick structure quite a question and answer cco- Lsbed by two dams on Fall Creek sian. One of the youngsters ask within the village limit*. house always drew a larger and Washington. Well here goes for lly moved to Hastings before tlie more desirable patronage. What did people do to amuse town had a railroad. There was themselves then? Tlicre was fine FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF HAS­ no telegraph line to the village. hunting In the Full, and fishing TINGS RELATED BY only touch with the outaldo HALF-DOZEN HOMES 4th of July- And tticy were big ‘t IN 2ND WARD; events in tho life of Hastings, BARK EASY TO ESTABLISH daily arrival of that stage I Many ghanges have taken Driver BUI Lewis did not hurry place In Hastings since our fam­ ily* moved here in September, tings: but when he reached the little.-There were also donations tl)an half a dor.cn houses In the down grade on Jefferson Street, S«x>nd Ward; about the same who had it paid caali. und rural crack the whip, and the four members brought meat* or canWalnut street, in tho Fourth prancing steeds would be stop­ 'Super-Right" - Quality Ward, there were a very few ped at tbe Hastings house, where tor. At these gatherings there widely scattered houses. That Landlord Keith would welcome were lively games. You played district was then called "Bumble Bee Plains." the handkerchief." Then Um; gent raced after the lady, or the lady! There were plenty of thicket* of brush and young o.ik trees on the comer of State and Church chased the num. When caught. | 2 TO 3 30 LB. BOX nAHLiA the "Plalna" That section of the Streets tho hotel wa* built POUND hw around an empty square, which dreadful penalty I SIZES oil desirable. Now it has many fashioned visiting in those days. fine homes. The Battle Creek stage camo easy approach to the hostelry. visiting, not in playing cards or dovn Jefferson, so that was then the popular residence street, Ing Green, Market to Washing- games. They were neighborly visits Of course there was dancwith Broadway a done second. 'Super-Right" Quality McNair ahd hU two sisters, both , lng>w when there wa* a chance teacbaa, lived on the southeart for it In acme latgc room. On third. I think the village then hod comer of Market, and Green, the fair grounds, Ln fair time. about 800 Inhabitants. There Next east of McNairs was the and near lhe Hastings house on were two churches, the Presby­ home of William Jones, the vll-. the aquare on the 4th of July, tertan. located where it Is now., Iago dentlrt. Next east, front- there were bowcry donees. Lute Stl Hm? Methodist, now OddI Ing Green, was the home of the | Bennett played the fiddle and poTu°d lloajs lull. The old two story EpiiraUn Parson’s family. There called the dances-. At one of ; SIZES lb frame' Cuurtliouse stood on tirei Was then no house at the next | these he wa* naked if he could | OOVERNMINT INSPCCTCO jquarc. with a heavy fence> corner. Green and Washington. I play the "Virginia Reel." He ans- j Cn the next block on the'Wtred: "Me play the Virginia nxxxind it, to keep out the roam-• , south —.... aldo of Green. Washington Reel? rOf —-------course• I---• can!—■■I'll-•play .. to Park there were no houses on i It or fix is ao no d—n man can j J the south side of Green. The j piay Lhe play itit." Boneless, Fully Cooked two-story frame school build­ stately homes of William Hay-1 In anticipation of the rail­ ing, with two rooms on each ford and Captain Israel a Geer rood, and following IU construestory, stood on the Central atood on the hill-top. on tho tian. Hustings took on quite a south side of that block, with growth—Green Street from the grounds. TIwit was not a, brick store or their large pillars and front (bend westward: Hanover Street Ikhuo in HasUnjfc. except the porches facing Green. Ekwh own- ’ and the Second Ward and MichiaiL which Uwn faced Park cd * half of the block, and their Utan Avenue and lhe Flrat Ward. I home*. Bumble Strcrt, und Mood (it the south­ front yani* extended from their added many new ironies. Bee Plains began to come into west comer of Park and Court It* own aa a residence district Street*. Ugly looking frame stores filled the south aide of Broadway, facing Green, there Then the Improvement of the State Street, and about half of were only two houses; The home Um? block on the East side of of Mason Allen and family, at bualnem <ll*rtct begun. The first CHOCOLATE COVERED ICE CREAM Michigan Avenue, between State tho comer of Green and Park; brick structure then was the three-story brick, tliroe storm and tiio reatdenco of William and Apple Streets, also hod unsllghtly one or two story store Tinkler, near Um? comer of wide, at the wuthwest comer of Broadway and Green. Mr. Allen State and Jefferson. In the third buildings. . There were many groceries ou-ned two lot* and Tinkler three story, over two of the store*, was Union Hall. That brought Uv? them. Each one had a saloon in fronting on Green Street. SUMMER ISLE HALF theater to Hasting*. Among the the rear end. or underneath. MORE The Tinkler home was about oTOlM* appearing there, the most There were plenty off liquor joint* ,^’z on Jefferson and Michigan Ave­ where Dr. Keller's house now CANS | nues. and a few front* an State .ntands, J. T. Lombard built tlu> who later became a New York Street were given over to saloons. house where tho Kellers live. Be­ City favorite. HLs career was Just Michigan Ivul a so-called jfco- fore he did ao he moved the beginning when Im? came to Has­ DUNCAN HINIS LAVIR A hibltion law at that time, but it Tinkler house to tho went limit tings as a young man two or wa* ho full of loop-libles that a was tbe first public hall in Hus­ conviction was practically Im­ In the next block east, on tings. Donees, pioneer gatherings, possible Of course thnse place* PINCONNING asp oraci -aja tor. ftftC could not be licensed to sell what a out b Green. Broadway to political meetings, school com­ •>>----- about you! The store that cares "Super-Right" for More Eat in the Meat STEAK SALE, SPARE RIBS ^OC "Super-Right"I Mature Beef «31‘ 89* 99* « 59* Cut-Up Fryers CANNED HAMS Tiny Link Sausage All-Meat Franks Halibut Steak 12 *■ 49 Cheerio Bars Pineapple Slices COLOB ME of the foreign relations com­ mittee during the war. He was a man of commanding figure, and an eloquent speaker. I heard him speak In Union Hall In the Grant-Oreely presidential cam­ paign; and again In 1878. when Cany Michigan. In that cam- the Republican State Central Committee. I remember the Republicans of tills county were fearing state and county defeat that yrar. probably because lhe Greenbackers had elected 12 of the IB supervisor* that Spring, and were putting up s tot fight to carry the county and state that I remtxnbet that Zack Chand­ ler said that night, JuA before election; “You will want-to have Republican State central Com­ mittee, how Michigan will vote next Tuesday. Ill tell you just Then driv® «ut to M tho most •how on enrth-tho colorful change of the Michigan landscape. "Color report* coming into Auto Club offices detail where and when tne show Is at its Margarine... Pineapple Juice 4 can's xw jw Mild Cheese Paper Napkins 25‘ A&P Coffee AOB HAND, GRADE “A" Chopped Broccoli 100 Peas or Peas & Carrots 5 “sf 79‘ 99* u 73 i” SAVE 16c JANE PARKER a 10* Hawaiian Punch 69* 5 Apple Sauce. ASP—OUS FINOT QUALITY A J Albacore Tuna... r |00 49* Beef Stew. Tomato Ketchup... 18* AAV ORAOt -A** Cut Wax Beans ja .4 AAR ORAOK "A" M Mixed Size Pens ** Peanut Butter........... AHU .*0,•' Apricot Preserves J 59 Sandwich Bread 59* Chiffon Cake 45 49* Glazed Donuts 39 75 79* 2 ioa’ves U.S. NO. 1 GRADE MICHIGAN PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, OCT I5TH. Play Exciting Bonus Bingo men to bo chosen. Tlie Republi- HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE CASH WINNERS the rest. Tho Republicans will elect over two-thlrds of Um? French MiUov, Grand Rapid. Lacill. Spaxla, Detroit. tbe Greenbackers can have nil $1,000 500 500 100 500 500 500 100 HASTINGS OFFICE Fk. Wl S-4M2 FROZEN FOOD BUYS B-OZ. SIZE REGULAR OR LO CAL result* unless he knew. Actual results confirmed hl* statement? Uward J. Maisaubsch. RapraaaRtativa 89' Bartlett Pears AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN 237 W. Stotv St. RotiMcric or RUMP ROAST A&P GRADE "A" best. “Tdako your color tour more enj’oyable with personalized Auto Club travel plaining. Join Nowl 34 98 Republicans will elect nine, and GOLD u I09 Porterhouse Steaks Fresh Whole Fryers ings were held there. Some famous speakers nddressed gatherings In Union Hall. Probably the moot noted one was Michigan's famous Civil War United States Senator, Zacliarluh T-BONE SIRLOIN 85- 95s 99 SMOKED PICNICS Cake Mixes.. J T_DAhlC eiBl AIM ROUND a^i^^ib Slretexlc Mert.’.i: IMtB ■ 100 100 Carl Haadrick. Sagino. Mattia Hill, Datrait ... $1,000 $1,000 500 500 100 100 50 WIN UP TO *1.000 IN CASH APPLES 61B. BAG-McINTOSH MB. BAG-JONATHAN RED DUIUOUS-IO FOB Tokay Grapes Tomatoes Cucumbers 2 us 29* u29* 3*” 29* �8—THE BASTINGS BANNER hospital IAL SEftlTY? Qiutiu|u4 Atmrz protection and you should get in touch with your social security office now. Q. My husband dltd dlid In 1961 and I received a $255 lump-sum 1 doalh payment I will be 60 In i October. Will I be eligible for! social security benefit* at that Ume? | RtBerraUnna to Nelson Allen by BPW to Mark National Week 1967 Pontiac Widetrdtks Are UnvelM Display National BuslneM Wo­ men's Boaters in store window*. Tuesday. Oct. 18—To attend Lion's meeting. Hasting* H(X4, Starting Sunday 1965 ctuuigtr. in the social se­ curity law. widows may receive will receive one-half ot that, or Q. If I lake my widow's benepie may qualify for the special State* cltlMn to qualify for the age 72 monthly benefit* of 835? special age 72 benefit-"* Ify for this A. People who were bora be- । A. You can' qu^nf r_ — ■ — I I, rmlu If 11ire ■ a United even though they never worked under social security. However. If a person h eligible for a gov­ ernment pension, the special was admitted lo the Uniled States far permanent residence and ha* lived in the United State* continuously for five lunount of lhe pension. Thursday, Oct 20 — Publicity. wide recognition of women's con­ tribution ac citizens today and Hastings Banner. Showing of of tbe leadership they an pro­ Nation*! Emblem. Mayor's Proclamation — it-Na­ viding in the economic. social, and cultural business and profcs- tional Bitlines* Women's Week. Saturday. Oct. 22—TP attend Round-up banquet. Pantlind Ho­ tel. Grand Rapids, 6:30 pin. Reservations to France* Elllget duced benefits before age 62. your benefit would continue at Q. At age 58 I became entitled lo disability benefit* on my own account but receive only 845 a The purpose of Nation*! Busi­ ness Women's Week Is two-fold: 1. To publicize achiwamani* of business and profession*! women qualify now at age 61 on deceased husband's account? Stan Trumble, C.LU. celvlng any kind of pension. WUl I filed for hospital Insurance prothey both qualify for the special I lection. What action should I should check with your social age 72 monthly benefit? “ | take? security office u soon as pos­ sible b* your widow's benefit month and your mother' people who have not applied for could po**lbly be higher than the the Ume of my first husband's from May bo tho Yow* mon*y ProHam*. STOP IN 0* CALL Prompt. Friendly For Fall F.xptniri or any worthwhile SERVICE '25 to *1,000 Local finance 112 S. Jeffenon, HasHnga Pboe Wl 5-3424 5:10 p.m. month. I am now 62 and my hus­ band just became eligible for 878 20 Per month in social se­ curity benefits. Is It possible for me to draw benefits on my flrat husband's record since I feel tho benefits would be higher? New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Ray Wieland by Oct. 14. To attend Exchange Club din­ ner. Copper Lantern. 8 pin. turning the benefit* would bo higher on your first husband's ircord. You would be eligible for whichever benefit is higher, onehalf of your former husband'.", amount or reduced wife's bene- Pontiac’s volume-selling Catalina series Is represented in the top photo above by the 1967 hardtop codpe with the Ventura option. The Catalina’s distinctive styling, in­ benefit* tn this case would be teriors and colors, many standard equipment safety items and a wide selection of higher on your first husband's options has made this Pontiac one of the industry’s largest selling cars. The Pontiac Le account. You cannot, however, Mans scries is represented In the lower photo by the hardtop coupe. Separate styling fea­ qualify under this provlzlon for any month before September. tures on the side, front and rear gives each Le Mans model ■ new and different look. 1965. The new models will be shown to tlie public for the first time September 28th. Q. I wa* married 25 years and then my first husband divorced tlrement age. however, to qualify Michigan Is ope>> dally Monday challenge and enter hl* dub'* me. I nave heard that I may for these benefits through Friday from 8:30 p.m. [section of the cjntcal. Closing Kill qualify for social security to 4:3b pm. IL la also open each date for lhe club's ccmtetrt is benefit* on hl* account even Th. »>■>,»,. I„ ,ra„T10 ,^|D«>. W. 1«. with the Social Security Ad-|w jpm. Addres* your questional "BUidenl* wishing to enter the । true? ministration. Is publishing a-and request* to that office contest should cantact one of tbeI A. Ye*, providing at Uw time width will reply dlrocUy to you. | Hasting* to get---fuU detail* ~ln —•« —----- --Itona — ---------of your divorce your husband serie* of qumuons and answers waa under a court order to sup­ on social security subject*. If you For telephone tequeat*. call 456- .©f the contest," he said. [ The age limit for the oonteet. port jou or was making sub­ have a question, the Social Se­ 2341. includes all youth 14 but leas stantia) contributions' to your curity Administration will be glad to answer it. Your social security entitled to social security bene- i district office located nt 50 Ranflt* or died. You must be of re- 'soin Ave.. NK. Orand Rapids. pllcant would bo limited to one entry, with one winner's ts®y to compete in lhe Hons District 11-B1 contest Winner of district contest will be entered In Bute, WE SOLVE PROBLEM WATER Acid • Cloudy Bod Taste • Bad Odor Iron if your faucet water la staining your fixtures ruining your laundry, or is otherwise obnoxious—you have a PROBLEM. It’s to easy and to economical to hove clear, filtered, conditioned water . . . automatically, just call and Soy— / Lions Sponsor Essay Contest For World Peace The youth of Hastings have or multiple district winner will 313 N. Boltwood An Open Letter r- - *• 1 • Hastings Chamber of Commerce Regarding LIQUOR-BY-THE-GLASS We. of the Chomber. after much consideration and research feel this is an economic issue, The economic worth and necessity of adopting liquor-by-the-glass in our community is necessary to allow for business expansion, ond business improvements. It is a well known and established fact that the present restrictions now in existence ore no longer conducive to a modern progressive city such os ours. In actual fact, the restric­ tions which now exist ore merely artificial trade barriers, inasmuch as liquor is now avail­ able in package liquor stores os well os for sale by the glass in areas surrounding the city The contest) offers S50.000 In total nwatds^dncluding the $25.­ 000 first prize, eight semi-final j world regional awards of $1,000 | each and travel expenam for the eight winners to Chicago. Ill.. In lJulv. 1067 At that time, the ■ 15. 1967. wa* announced by The President of Lion* Internatlpn- hinderance to persons wishing to congregate in our city for conventions, business meetings, etc. 2. The fine clubs in our city hove done on excellent job over the years serving Give your home a smart new look far the Fall leason. It’s easy enough to do when you see us far ‘how to do It* advice and the finest in materials. soclation'a Annual International Convention in New York. The inability to sell liquor-on-the-premises under existing conditions is dis­ criminatory to our local businessmen, the public in general, os well as a FIX-UP FOR FALL NOW from the eight Also, more than 20 000 local, district and multiple district awards will be made. "We arc hopeful one of oxt young people will win this world­ wide prestige award." President t Peter Coble of the Hastings Club 'said tn announcing the contest I locally- today. I The contort, open to young people who will be 14 but lea* of Hostings. In requesting the city voters to approve the sale of liquor by the glass w,e wish to bring out the following: Phone 945-5102 i velop a plan for world peace by world divisions. I their local Lions Club—a cfiol[ Imigc-that could mm one of I them a 825.000 educational and/ or career assistance grant.. 1 The Hasting* Llona Club, I with Llona Club* throughout , the world U sponsoring a Come in this week. divided Into eight world divi­ sion* for the 11.000 prize*.’' "Our Club's winner will ad­ vance to Lions District 11-Bl competition In his (her) effort to qualify for the mulUple dis­ trict contest.” Coble said. FLOOR TILE... Add dramatic color ond excitement to any room with o now floor, with eosy-to-uic 9x9 In. floor tile. Colon to match any decor. their many members and guests their choice of beverages. We osk and will actively seek the support of these clubs and their members in offering ^hese Prices ai low as . .............. $6.50 Ctn« same services to all citizens, visitors, and guests of our city. "We want to alert our youth 3. ^Inspection of official enforcement records in communities that have recently adopted liquor-by-the-glass prove that the adoption of liquor does not cause or create any detrimental condition in the community as is often customarily claimed by persons ond groups opposing adoption of this issue. There would be no added cost of policing, inasmuch os full time enforcement is now ond has been ,in effect in our city. __ _ Approval of this proposaWill allow for "upgrading" of present establish­ ments and for general physical improvements, which will result as an asset to our city. 5. focus attention on that ImportIn announcing tbe contest internationally. Prcnldent Lind­ ner said that Lions International, the world's largest service club organization is well qualified to sponsor such a contest. He said the world-wide repre­ sentation of Idons. the attention given to international relations and friendship between different nationalities and their participa­ tion in international humanitar­ ian programs were their creden- CEILING TILE... Celling tile cgn do double duty in your home . . . acouitical ceiling tile con quiet noise in any room effectively, with per­ manent sound conditioning. It's also an eaiy way to cover wom or cracked plaster ceilings ----------------------------------- 910 Ti,< Passage and adoption of this liquor-by-the-glass proposal will put our city on a par with 90% of the rest of the State of Michigan in regard to the serving of alcohol beverages. 6. We feel that the facts in favor of passage of this proposal outweigh by "Judging will fall into four ralegoric.i 75 percent of the esray's point* win be devoted to many times the age-old argument of the opposition forces, further we are convinced that there are adequate lows ond safeguards to protect the public tlon. 10 percent lo stvle and five percent to mechanics," Coble in general ot all times. (The mechanic* aegment will We the Chamber of Commerce, approve ond support effective enforcement of all lows reloting to this issue. We ore firrnjn our belief that our city will benefit ond gain by the possoge of this proposal. HASTINGS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRE-FINISHED PANELING Hava a wall in a jiffy . . . bring old walls to life again by installing prefiniihed ply­ wood paneling. Finished in walnut, fruit­ wood, cherry ond many breathtaking tones. Easy fa handle 4x8 ft. sheets____ 59 matlcal construction at the es- ■Thrce Judge* will be appoint- mltted to our dub,” Coble said -If our winner am advance through the fudging stages up to the world finals he will receive an expense paid trip to Chicago to attend t‘_ ’* — Intemnllan------- (Ions 1“ Convention tor al 50th Ar Coble sald he hoped local LUMBCm^ ONESTOP SERVICE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-10-20.pdf e475adb722aa8416ff068afdda37b85b PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 111th Year 22 Pages—3 Sections NUMBER 27' Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, October 20, 1966 Candidates to Appear Here parents and cue»ls' enjoyed now with the W. K Helloes foundation. Secretary Udall to I Visit Nashville Friday Morning SHARE SAME FLATFORM — Congressman Paul K. Todd. Jr. tleft) who Is seeking re-election on the Democratic ticket from the Third District which Includes Barry County, and Stale I Senator Garry Brown, the Republican nominee for the Third ■ TO VISIT BARRY COUNTY—This $56,009 Hlstorymoblle. which baa many exhibits colorful itory of Michigan'! development, la to be In downtown Hastings at the Courthoi Sunday. There li no charge to visit the Hlstorymoblle from 1 to 9 pm. Friday and Sunday. The Hlstorymoblle Is 10 feet wide and 54 feel long, financed by Michigan businessmen. The political education program, sponsored by the Barry County Farm Bureau. Is open to the public. Light refreshments will be served following the meeting. Historymobile In In Hastings Hastings ^EDITOR I AIS— For the Weekend Tu^Uy. Nov. >M>. U . CU.M., .HL, pderfo. prMIt,. .h.oh that all of us should underscore has been handed dawn to us at |owlng fl(|opl!on of the new Zonon our calendars. That Is the date the cost of sacrifice and bloodshed | ing ordinance Jack Echtlnaw Is of Michigan's genera) election and by those who believed bi n system vice president and Second Ward I Alderman Dale Bassett is secre- I all qualified voters should take the ।of governmental rule by and lory. The board pions on meet-1 UlUe lime required to cast ballots., tlirough the consent of the gov- Ing monthly to study the----new I Votlng is a prime duty of citizen-' emed. ordinance. ULZI I VXIXIAAL.J Michigan's Historymobile is scheduled to arrive In Hastings, Friday afternoon and It will be ooen for Inspection from 7 to 9 that evening and from 9 »m. to 9 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Jack Walton of the Barry • The price of freedom." as the Historical Society has announced. ship In a democratic nation such as ours-a duty which, unfortu-1 oW R0C?i. u demal vlgl-' Head, New Appeal Board Hastings Band Again Earns Top Rating " NO DRAFT QUOTAS The Barry County Selective Service Board announced this WedneMiay that the Nov. I draft quota had been can­ celled and that the board had received notice that there would be no draft quota for December, either. However, men who volunteered for in- other draft boards are to re- U.S. Cabinet Member, Todd to Take Thornapple River Canoe Trip For Possible Development U.S. Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall is sched­ uled to visit Nashville at 11 a.rn. this Friday for a first hand look at the Thornapple River as a possible recreation park or a humesight development program, according to Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman of the Harry County Democratic Committee. Secretary Udall is coming to the Third District Friday at the invitation of Congressman Paul H. Todd, Jr., and the party. Is scheduled to take a canoe trip down the Thornapple to get a plose look at the area while, plans are discussed. Mrs. Parker said. Plans for Secretary Udall's as originally ordered. The others who had originally re­ nately, Is taken seriously by far lance." yet. we. as a people, have too few people. not been vigilant or concerned In Despite all criticism of our gov­ our effort to preserve the historic the northwest pirt of the peoat the various level*— balance of power between the | The Hlstorymoblle was developed ernment ■ I posed Fort Custer State Park [through the cooperation of Michl- Federal, ; state, county, township, administrative, legislative and Ju­ ' area near Battle Creek. 'Iran businesses and Industries for city and village—the fact Is that, dicial brunches of government. For the ninth straight year. * Secretary Udall Is to arrive at the Michigan Historical Commis­ the W. K. Kellogg Regional Air­ bi view of voter apathy, we are As a result, we are seeing the the Hastings High School March- zi If n, . • sion. mg Band, under the direction of I.lilt St*itT(lT| port at Battle Creek about 9 Nineteen displays were prepared ' Iprobably getting a much better Supreme Court; through the use Arthur Steward. Jr., received the Uiauvil In a cooperative effort by 14 brand I of government than we of authotlty never envisioned or, top No. 1 rating from all four AT D I Udall and Todd wUl take the Michigan museums. (deserve. canoe trip do»-n th’ Kalamiz-o Intended by those who framed the! J.udRC*. •* ?hc Oil lx. Dl*0<luW<lV ....... .... ...._____ - function! ! ‘5cho°1 Bnnd Bnd Orchestra As1 * « J The Hlstorymoblle was national­ Th. CUq< U U.v hvllmm CcraWuii™. U»n« over luneUoM Oulntl mU«l Nvld WUlU, B D.vU. IS. o' IMP, and after putting ashore. around ly recognized when the American 10:15 am. they will hold a press Association tv state and local of 1 a free people Yet how casually that properly belong to the legis- Tuesday at Wyoming Park High i Haven, has leased the Gulf Oil conference on the banks of the 1 Service Station at .Brodaway and School. history voted it an award of merit (almost disdainfully. In fact' we| for the unusual cooperative way The Saxon musiciansrere | Woodland Avenue and opened Todd said the purpose of the I Judged on their playing and• for business on Ort. 7 a* the the Hlstorymoblle was developed I North Broadway Gulf. ' marching ability. ' S'a'r Highway Director Howard logically. ; Judge Raymond Roth of Flint.’ — He -----said—he— expect* to---------have E Hill Monday called on Michigan (president of the Michigan Band mott of his mcrchandlre this park and to provide a clear l*ual«Mster — Mrs. Wilma De­ They cover topics such ns pre­ motorist* to urge theWStata aerifi- historic man In Michigan. French and Orchestra Association, de-; Friday and to be completely demonstration of the pollution Camp is Nashville's first woman tors and representatlvw to provide exploration and the fur trade, the ctared that th. HH3 band "Is a '-tocked in the near future, problem on the Kalamasao postmaster. She was clerk In more fundi for hlahwav construc­ British era. Michigan becomes credit to th. school and comit I. to b. . complete ^rvcharge of the remodeled office tion when the State Legislature American, the territorial period, munlty. | Ice station. Todd has worked out a plan since last Feb 19 after the sud­ conv’nm In January. migration to Michigan. Michigan inc tusi gy m ui nuiiungs n:gn । Ros* VanNess. Man hall, in hl* Davis tka* born In Hastings by which the 6.000 acres of 'and den death of Postmaster Harvey Barry County elcctora In the become* a state, development of W. Wilson She »s< named act­ I comment* said the Band had Sept. 25. 1931. the son of Mr nnd Rnlary Club, said the State mineral reaourccs. water transpor- Nov. 8 general election will vote School. ----- "Good fanfare and presentation. I Mrs Edward Davis of R3 Has­ cess to Federal needs, can be ing postmaster May 6 She 'UrtHlxhwar Commi’sioq needs ad­ tatlon, railroad transportation, the again on a proposal to finance Well done" I ungs. He was graduated from transferred to the State The ed working in the poatofflce ditional funds If it Is to meet State's role in the Civil War. the construction of a new Barry Coun-: continues until 7 o'clock. plan Involves trading Fort Cus­ July 10. 1950 and formerly Merwyn Mitchell, retired Grand | Hastings High in 1950 Michigan's Highway needs during white pine era and development ty jail. On the general committee are worked at the Hastings Mfg He entered the Armv on Sept ter land for State forest land Richard Jacobs, Homer Smith. Rapids uutrutor. *aid ConcratCompany. Lenu Table Company Twice the proposition has failed. Richard ____ _______ _____ ____ ulatlons on your attention to । 21. 1951. and served in the Ko- at a 50 percent cost saving to and the Farm ' Implement in Feldpausch. Clarence In the primary election last Rltarma. Pat 1270 million short of the fund* the I Others are early Michigan Inp— Hodges and j Al •• crescendo, cutoffs nnd change of 1 rean War After his service as a the State. Woodbury Her husband. Doug­ August, voters gave their blessing Todd and Udall ore then to W,'t! rtonn *' . di,I ... ... <r. — tempo. Well done." I medical aid man in Korea, he Hignwnv wepanmeni nrew io acep । -—-------- ..... Stauffer las. Is a foreman at Hastings Michigan's highways. Mlchl- to Die establishment of 11 sinking The Judge for the inspection w'aa. transferred to Germany ’ drive to Nashville for a quick F.bergluss. NarJivlllc's new pualMlcillvnns road-building nao-ouiujiiw PWrnm ( . . n- j-._. — .<.hr — nr.. -iWar I. the 1920s nnd fund and to levying a two-mill „„ du,,n« « gan ™ In World “n^'h,^ ’^ was Granville Cutler. Plainwell, where he was injured in a Jeep look rt tlie Thornapple, which office is to be dedicated Oct J9. I the depression. Michigan's arsenal tax for the jail by a majority of runs through a number of ■omHigh School principal, wiio said accident He draws n 40 percent yenns. he raid. 49 votes. 2.632 to 2583 inanities in Eaton and Burry the Band was an "Excellent dis-, disabllitv' "We cun R'-t the additional of democracy and the changing However, they withheld approval . clpllned group I enjoyed in- j H). carried Lent* A Ward of Counties. fundi we need If vou will tell your face of Michigan since World War of raising Ute two mills above the On a recent visit to Nashville. spectln.r your band Very good. Hicksville. Ohio, five tears ago legl-rtiiturs that vou want raid15-mlU limitation by 32 vote*,) Todd noted that the river had btilirllng proerraa In Michigan to । ,a They have two children from great potential for recreation 2548 to 2580 The 1960-67 band has only 16 hls Prit mftrr!n.!P, jllnlC5 I3. con'lnne." Hill raid This November, electors will Earl McKibbin. supervisor of seniors, with more than 50 per- Johil r pr,; -H-rLn<| i. nnd co:r-;jvat ’ll divelonm1 nt. vote Just on the extra millage Orangeville Township, was re­ cent freshmen and sophomores. dren' Danny < j4li nd r.'.iH'a rs!t i» expeci.-d profXMillon. elected secretary-manager of the There ue 80 members in the Lenee. 14 months They live at pu. dev. !-pr.i:nt of such Monday night Barry TownshipBarry County Fair at the organ- Junior High Band who will vie 122 E Cour. j according to a i news rdca—■ ..-..1 Supervisor Lloyd Hoffman urged (ration meeting ot the Agriiul- for those positions to be open ** I Todd s office ' Until two yenra ago. hr said. the A brother. Ralph, was killed — support of the proposal before a Jural Society which operates the after this school year. The Barry County United Auto Highway Dcpartmcnf had ndrin an automobile crash last New ville about II am. State Senator Garry Brown meeting of the Farm Bureau Board annual exposition. mintc funds to plan, design and Workers citizenship council has of Directors. Tuesday night he was Simon ------ -• Mairhete of Middlebuild new highways nnd mod­ was scheduled to speak to Del- 10 speax at inc tioiei Hastings vine was re-namea prrsiacni endorsed the entire Democratic ton Hteh School students at 9 30 »pcak «’ Hotel । v»le re-named president ernize old ones at a pace which to members of the Business A- and Ed Wielnlk of Hastings slate, state and local. The action about kept even with the State's am. this Wednesday in an as­ Professional Womens Club nnd 1 Scout hall which Is on the came at a meeting held on Tuea. . sembly program. minimum highways netdv banks of thr Thornapple. Senator Brown, the Republi- the Lions Club, nnl this Wednes-1 McKIbbin had been re-elected "We arc no longer In this posi­ Todd said the river offered an day, Oct. 4. dnv night he was scheduled to n director tor three years at the tion," tie said "our current emer­ "And our endorsement Include* Ideal area for development, par­ Patients of the Medical Care address members of Local 5965. annual nice Unit held on Oct 3 at gency needs are radically out­ Directors of the Hostings Sav­ ticularly between Nashville and Supreme Court justices Thomas AFL-CIO. of the Tyden Corpora­ the Extension office. Rex Civsey Facility were taken on a color stripping our ability to financially and Louie Neubert were named tour Bunday, by members of the ings ft Loan Association have Vermontville. M. Kavanagh and Otis M. uled to visit In Barry County tion. keep pace." "There Is no reason why sound Supervisor Hoffman, who has directors tor three years, and Moose Lodge, going out through announced that the anticipated A major factor in the dollar gap. rate to be paid on savings for and sensible r development of rlv- Smith, both of whom are up for He is slated to come bv cara­ been a leader on the county board Richard Reed a director for two Irving. Middleville and through Hill raid. Is rising highway con­ the Yankee Springs area and the six-monlh period eRding.'en> should be confined to larger re-election." explained Council struction casts In the last ye.ir van through Richland, then to Gull Lake. Underaherlff Gordon Ju!y 1 nnd Dcc 31 of ll,ls year communities." Todd said. 'This President Don Rayner of Lncal alone, construction cast* have gone Delton. Cloverdale and Hastings Trick led the 50-mile tour. I u Percent u precisely why Secretary Udal) closed the old Jail built in E' AU.maJ up 18 percent, he said, compared and then move on to Woodland. State Driving the 21 patient* were: Earnings for the third quarter is coming to Nashville. The river He Is also to visit Sunfield and the early 1890a. Ute county has Firemen Alarmed The council also endorsed An­ to nn annual Increase of four or iam j. । is as any other William J Tinkler. Tinkler, Freda and made the rate possible. Is as lovely . there ... been paying — anywhere ---------- from —...$600 „— --Hastings-firemen were alarmed will five percent In the previous five Mulliken in Eaton County. gus MacLeod, who Is a candidate — the care ---------of * , about 10 a m. Wednesday when Floyd McClurkln. Claude Bow-1 It wa* also announced that' river, and he Tuesday. Oct. 25, Senator to 12.400------month *for years. (or circuit Judge of Barry and Brown is to Introduce former prisoners a new color set at the home of man. Don Bowman. Gwen Turn- FDIC insures saving* accounts chance to see ' This, plus transportation costs, Mrs Genevieve Lawrence nt 531 er. Jesse Elliott. Lewis Russell, up to $15,000 instead <>f $10,000 as 10 » Vice President Richard M. Nixon Eaton bounties on the non-parti­ Royal Gardner and Ruth Service In the past , Udall will leave ’rom Ijinsing san ticket. when Nixon visits Western, conxa to an estimated $40,000 a N. Hanover began smoking. for a visit to the Upper Penin­ tear for transporting prisoners Rov Hubbard suffered a stroke Michigan University. The citizenship council is the sula after his two stops In the » Charlotte, he »aJd. Nixon, who served under Presi­ nt Tlircc River* Saturday where polltk*al education arm af the Third District Hoffman added that Barry ha* hr and hl* wife. Charlotte, were dent Elsenhower, will speak al UAW in Barry county. Rayner 12:30 pm In — the east ballroom. participating pa: ucipaiuiK in a bridge tour­ -— r — •■■ -— ----------•- no assurance Eaton County rfill explained ............ He .... V nnmmt. was brought Kitrlr buck tn to After his talk Nixon goes to house prisoners indefinitely ' 11* purpose being to educate He pointed out that architect'* ■ Hartings on Monday and is in Grand Rapids to speak at a OOP our people to register, to know estimates Jumped from $395,000 for Pennock Hospital. ‘ 1 fund-raising dinner. the uues. to evaluate the <-andla 50-Inmate Jail two yean ago to dates, and to vote on election —r—♦--------------------------------------------------$498,000 far a 35-lnmatc building i day " today, and that Increase In labor Membeishtp totaling over 1.300 and material costs are likely to from three UAW local unions In exceed 16 percent per year in the i , the Barry county urea is reprefuture. Wesley A Roth. 63. long a Mnlcd >n the council. GO5 from He also said that the site under ] community leader at Lowell and Local 414 at the E. W. Bliss option for the Jail Is all highly | who was well-known here, died Company. 481 from Local 13g. desirable upland, and that the; Saturday, Oct 15. at Butler- ! Hastings Mfg. Company and J14 $38,000 Tor the six acres I* not worth Hospital in Grand Rapid*, from Local 1002 at While Produnreasonable. The property con-1 A 20-year Lowsll village raun- u.is in Middleville tains both the residence and busl-1 ellmip .nPJon.itr_vUl«v prop. ,h,, m. neas establishment of the present . Democratic party received the owner, and it is very likely that 34 yearn in operation of the vwSCB's enderaemenj, "because 'uneral home there . such labor-backed legislation as covered through highway improve­ Medicare and Aid to Education Men from Blake Allerdings chairman; Mrs Richard Caste- ments. Ion Uie Federal level, and mHoffman declared that the State Highway Department crews proved uurkmen's compensal.on >nd turned out Saturday for a spe­ i on the State level would nave cial project of their own. A co­ -- — --------'been Impossible without Demoworker. Ebner Wlwendorfer. had T.r,mp *■’ .u .-------------- u. . Icratlc maJorlUes in Cong real and He »n* in the furniture bust-. y)(. Legislature been injured in a traffic acclWith price controls on meat nes*. and the Roth Compenv' „„ .. „ . lifted by presidential order durformerly had a furniture store In .D“‘d“ *U ,Dero<?5*Uc 8ta*: acme of the neighbors, went to "With the new jail, the county. Ha»t'n«s 1 Wc candidates, the council* . the WlR<ndorfer farm and cwt •Mr Rvh is survived bv hl> «”do™,,'fn,1 IneJudea Uo Barth Sheriff Merl Campbell and all ,uid hauled w eupply of wood In markata throughout the coun­ future law enforcement officers ulfe. Ruby; three sons. Donald ,®BJ_,*1 into the basement of tho home ty but at higher prices Opinion can give far better protection and of Hasting* and Richard and while others harveatod oom and Holland,- uho who “ are candldatm i-rald of Lowell: 10 »ran1»h”- of Ho,land re <-andidatm service to our people, instead of did other neceaauy work about trend will be upward far same spending up to half their time for State representative, and the farm. -"Good neighbor." is Ume to come. ' transporting prisoners to ether °->:h nnd 'ohm p4*th of O-.’nd Reger Johnson of Marshal! and much more than a mere term • • • I counties." Hollman concluded. ’’t • -nd. znnr • . Don Holt of Kaiamacoo, candkThe Haatlnga office of the GPA i ------------ , BUSINESS A PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S WEEK—Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith •nn Wenhrimer and Mrs. Fan (offtoe of price administration > Middleville OE8 Barry County's UAW cltlacuWenjtr. both o' Grand "apld* The Middleville OES will inA new hoapital guild, to be was doaed Turaday and transI Mrs EliM Zahm of Lowell, and ship council Is one of the maagr Heaaa See MORE ABOUT: stall officers at a public rare­ 1 Mrs. Vere Parks of Boise, Idaho. similar educational groups acUw . . . BACKWARD GLANCES, many to be held at 8 pm. Rriday. I Services were held Monday al in Region 1-D and in many Page L | Oct 21. Everyone invited. other regions of the UAW. 12 in the Roth Funeral Homa. Davis Leases Director Hill Urges More Road Money Supervisor Urges Rotary Pancake Support for New Sapper Tonight Barry Co. Jail Broum Speaks At Delton High Wednesday McKibbin Again Named Manager Of Barry Fair Barry UAW Endorses Full Democratic Slate Medical Facility Patients Taken On Color Tour Savings & Loan Pays 4l/z Percent Roy Hubbard III backward glances "hits of yesterday’’.... as gleaned from the Banner files i es Roth of Dies Saturday �i .* Personal Mention to be fn Grand Rapids to re-■ Club on Wednesday evening of Banghart will ba-tben foe the cotve a aUnr award for acquit- I last. week. * inc new member* for ScottishMr* Gerald Beckwith. Mra. The Clarence Minm managing Ute A * P atare Invite Clubs m I • n To Join Barry Send OF Group Vlritlng Mra. Ire Chaffee over coming at "K" College and virit- 11. to attend the State meeting at •d hl* parent* the Howard of the American Hoepltai AuxlllFroete. the remainder of the ary a* representative* of Pen­ weekend. nock Hospital. Mr. and Mra. Howard Frost. Mrs. Chet Banghart plans to and Karen and Mra Harr) Doo- spend n few days next week with liUlo were cuesta of John Stev- I her daughter and family, the evening. Oct. It. Mr. Hbwell wa* District Lion'* opQvmuon daughter and greet granddaugh- nle of NaahvlUe. vance at Church. the Un. Bowne Hagerman Edmond and That afternoon they all called Alice spent from Thursday through Sunday at the Archart new. Barry County Armed Forces i LISTED BELOW ARE THE lOHi. WEEK WINNING NUMBERS ...CHECK THESE AGAINST THE GOLD CARDS YOU PICKED UP LAST WIBK... PLAY THESE NUMBERS IN ANY SEQUENCE ON YOUR GOLD JACKPOT BINGO CARD ... . Ion and Auxiliary of Hawing* and Hickory Comers and the VFW and Auxiliary of Hasting* GOLD CARD SPAOTA STOPES and । association leader* would • welcome contribution^ from bud- । neaa\flrma 38 40 THIS WEEKS JACKPOT IS WORTH Country Fresh or Spartan lend. ready contributed Include Weiconic Tavern. Jefferson Market. ‘ Dale's Bake Shop, Lapo's Drugs. I Hasting* Cleaners. Royal Cleanera, Sports Bar. Leary's Sport* I Center. Gardner'! Pharmacy, | Hickory Tavern Furniture Com- . pan/. Hastings VFW Bachelds-'* i Barter Shop. Beebe Shoe Repair., Haan's Standard Service, Jim | 77 Butter CHARMIN BATHROOM TISSUE Murphys' Music Shop, Hastings limiting* Hotel. Realm Motor Bales. Miller Jeweler*. Wayne'* Many more have pledged fi­ nancial help. No Serious Injury In Cclr-Trailer Mishap Tuesday 4V4- x 4%“ 4-roll1] PACK Ward C. Hynes, M, 1O1D N. Michigan, was driving hl* 1965 Old* on the Gun Lake Road. ( 'j' BE SURE TO PICK UP YOJr" RED .CARDS FOR NEXT WEEK'S JACKPOT BINGO CAMEI WITH COUPON BELOW CJ CL 69‘ FANTAIL SHRIMP ECKRICH .. ECKIICH dinner on Sunday SMOKED SAUSAGE D70B PESCHXE—'PRIDE OE PESCHKE--PRIDE OF MICHIGAN' ORANGE - OR GRAPE DRINK BONEIESS HAMS PESCHXE AC (SMOKEO UVER SAUSCAGE) BRAUNSCHWEIGER LIMIT IEAN. MiATY SLICES ... CANS HAROLD l-QT. 14-OZ. CAN Columbus Doy Now A Legal Holiday Here 9 PORK STEAK ROLLED—5O1TON STYLE... boneless WITH COUPON BELOW IEAN. CUUO...- SWIFT PREMIUM 10‘ BATHROOM TISSUE (HARMIN -"19' to help you batten the hatches at your house Drop in and *cc the many ways 111 LUikoed StHu WI 5-2421 DUCKS IWIfT PREMIUM ...14b, *•« «»• CORNISH HENS We Have a Complete winter EAHT SIDE LUMKU COMPANY. Ill EAST KAILROAD STREET. HASTI.NOH. PHONE WI 5-2421 CUTLETS FANCY - YOUNG ... CUCUMBERS ______ each Y0UR CH0ICE GREEN PEPPERS ...each GREEN ONIONS bunch RADISHES------ cello pack important event In this world of aura. Up until that Winter to coming and iUa time to discover warmth, comfort and security from the element*. We *peclallze PORK ROAST BONELESS PORK Assortment of Grade "A” Medium FRESH EGGS } Dor. Ctn. W WHITE BREAD IACH 79 99‘ 49f> 59‘ 69 79i 39 69‘ JELLY ROLLS □vrw BIG G ... 39‘ CHEERIOS 1-pt. DEL MONTE CATSUP ROYAL... ALL FLAVORS PUDDING FAMILY SIZE 3 to 74r Ml —। 3 X. 25‘ 1-U. QU AKTERS IMPERIAL MARGARINE 35 COUNTRY FRESH-AU FLAVORS ICE CREAM HONEYSUUIE . GIB LET GRAVY ANO COUNTRY FRESH TURKEY SLICES HALF & HALF .i 69‘ - 25‘ Halloween Masks DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY YOU GET And CostumesI ^»1 w™ EXTRA LARGE TUBE CREST ORANGE ar GRAPE DRINK 64 SPARTAN 35' 59‘ HADDOCK FILLETS TREASURE ISLE-BREADED ... FROZEN 42 99‘ i Smoked Picnics 4 FISHERMEN - HOZlH MYr. Ti-d O'Laughlin and ML1* Kartm McKeough visited Doug O'Latnthlin al Michigan Tech at Houghton over the weekend. They report an enjoyable trip in spile of the ruin on Saturday and over in inch of snow Sunday. For many year*, party of our nation with large Italian populations celebrated Co-' liunbus Day on October 12th each year. Hen* In Michigan the holiday was made offi­ cial only Hit* year. Il would *»erm that this is an tmpor’ la nt enough holiday to cele­ brate and It'* a wonder al! state* haven't made it effi- 2 Lb. Loaf OL' FASHION more fret before turning Hynes said Ills back hurt. Deputy Richard Barnum. Ln his report, recommended the Inter­ section be better engineered. Il is a pilnd comer. Kraft—Plain or Pimento Velveeta CHEESE FARMER PEETS I # skidded 154 feet grazing the rest an Ita left ride. Ray W. Erway. 7.. na tings. driving the tractor, and 1 Gallon Ctn. NUMBE TO PLA WINNING CARDS MUST BE TURNED IN BY 9:00 P.M. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER ^ 1M6 Country Fresh HOMO MILK LIMIT ONE 4-ROli PKG. Q GOLD CARD 54 60 62 66 6orr“82 0 92 94 10 $2OO00 Beverage, Hasting* Flower Shop. Hair Styles by Ferrari. Hastings Motor Sates, Marbles Standard GAME 10. TEN 2 8 10 14 20 222 30 36 Nov. 1 draft call wa* cancelled TOOTHPASTE SECRET Head & Shoulders SUPER SPRAY DEODORANT SHAMPOO LOTION �Capacity Crowd At PTA Session Northeastern School's all pur­ pose room was niled Monday evening for the parents-teachers conferences of the PTA. Spon­ sors Issued a special thanks to those who brought baked goods Area Youngsters Marri Licengeg Donald Kenfield Hastings nn a* i n.i ° Imiirpfl I upfidav Injured Tuesday To Aid Others Traffic Tickets Donald D. Kenfield. 16. eon of Mr. and Mra. Richard Ken-, field of R3 Hastings, suffered a( On Halloween concussion and severe facial lacerations when the motorcycle Member* of the Hast! D,*° Mesecxr. as uuunti Women S Club ar# sponsoring I PssdcU EUiston. R1 Neskvills the UNICEF program in Has- I ------------ •—--------Ungs In which area church ” ” aid the PTA in providing a groups are to participate on Hal­ loween. Christmas party for th* children. wlU denllal areas and contributions given them will be used to help less fortunate youngsters around the world. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith has Issued a proclamation de­ claring Oct. 31 as "UNICEF DAY IN HASTINGS " Mrs, Rlchara Keitsenlch and Mrs Charles P. Smith are chair­ men of the local program. Extra Strength DRISTAN relieves • Todd, Brown Here Tuesday on Same Platform Clinton-Young intersection. Hospital where hta condition The car was driven by Herman Coenen of 715 W. Clinton. The mishap happened in front of Robert Wenger, president of the Coenen's home, according to Barry County Form Bureau, lias tend a political education program Holiness Teenagers To Host Wesleyans Saturday Evening HIIUO. Niihvillr. taller Frlc» KI ei: .i GARDNERS 110 W. Stole Phone 945-2134 FAMILY PROBLEMS are con­ stantly put bafora a Circuit Judge. Divorce*, Juvenile prob­ lems, atsaulii. property and custody disputes are all the concern of a Judge. Wo must keep the family as the base ol our society. speaker «l the revival meeting which closed at the Pilgrim Holl____ evening and his wife and two children left for their home In RenderNKivUlc, N. C.. Monday They were accompanied by Rev Mrs Lila Manker. Mra. Manker wUl I ba the evangelist at a meeting i THE MAILINGS BANNER—3 beginning on Friday evening at Theraday, October n. IBM the Wesleyan Methodist Church-----------------of which Rev. York la pastor . , The meeting will run through jCnotOF JOHFISOn " Qe,. K_____ Here Soturdoy The E S. Oiuwm Ralph MfIcrA “nd Dro Ouys are en route to 2>Phyrhllls. Fla., having left Tutsday They are going to y.rK,n2fk, an<1 Uiking thc Sky Jrn,e “,rlvp >’ hope many ot ’{jjf'"X frtcn<U wUI *U,t Thc »<■>«••<»!• ■ J Committee Is sponsoring a dance ’ Saturday Oct. 22. at the Legion ■ Hall In Hastings with State Sen-' 5 ator Roger Johnson on hand to greet people The public te in- 1' *,led' ‘-’Iwirman Irene Parker' announced IN HASTINGS Retired School Employees Meet At Nashville Community Building at the fair­ grounds when Congressman Paul H. Todd. Jr., and Slate Senator Garry Brown appear on the same The Teenage group of the Pil­ increasing number of American platform. grim • Holiness Church will be boys and girls decided to give up soaping windows and playing from the Third District on the Tlie Barry County Retired new dining hall at tlie Wesleyan I pranks on Halloween, and to deSchool Employees met at the vole their 'trick or treat" col- the Republican nominee for that Methodist enmpgruunds south of VFW Hall in Nashville an Sat­ Hastings on Saturday al 6 pm. I lection to helping sick and hun­ urday. Oct 15, Their guests will be the young Wenger said the purpose of the prop,/™” tetnageM fram0^ Thirty - nine members and gry children In far-away lands. leetlng is to "help "helu us evaluate i? I .. , “ . J.-7 Guests ate a delicious meal servmeeting serv­ aecompllshmenU have been the way different political candi­ Hastings Wesleyan Methodist ed by the Auxiliary at 12:30 Church. dates act and what they believe while Carl and Candice Kane An informal evening of games, on various Issues ..." . entertained by playing familiar dnging and a bonfire is planned. programs In 118 countries. The He pointed out that one of the tunes on th<- organ :—emphasis Is to tight most hotly contested races ft the Special guests will be Rev. James Eva Leach. Crystal Richardson King of Owosso College, who will against childhood's two major one between Todd and Brown. and Zein Cortrighl were appolnl( enemies: hunger and disease. "We feel extremely fortunate In give a short talk, and The King's ed a nominating committee to | Tlie program has received the being able to arrange a time when have a slate of officers ready for (support of the National Council both of these candidates could lege, who will sing. | the meeting on May 20. of Churches of Christ, the meet with us. They have agreed --------------------------------------------- fl Rev. Varner, from the E.U.B. American Jewish Committee, the to discuss and answer questions Il/telinfre | Church in Nashville talked on Vatican. President L B. Johnson on any current issue that we । Juienlle Delinquency." He based I and many other leaders might be Interested In, so we feel If------------------ ; ,he tonclusidns lie had drawn on SCHOOL Menu l .lus mining for working with ; Ulis meeting should be an Interertlng and Informative one." Wenjuveniles nnd several years of trying to help than. The meeting Is open to the Much of the visiting among public. Light refreshments will be tlie retired ^concerned plans for served and the candidate* will be qrxMrt. trull trud aal UutWt, spending the Winter. Many are FOR SALE—1959 Ford mounted planning to go South for at . 1-row picker shelter In excel­ available to meet informally with WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2S—ChUi least n part ot the cold months. lent condition. Used only 3 anyone who wishes. Wenger said. years. Ralph Richardson. Ph Mr. and Mra. Loyd Hughes en­ tertained lheir nephews. Sp/4 John Elliott, nnd his wife. Linda, on Tuesday. Oct. II. John Is the son of the Bert Elliotts of 109 E. Blair and has been home on Harvest Festival : leave a f t er having served 13 , months In Vietnam. He and his Bradley Hall in Bradley Bat- j wife left on Oct. 12 for Ft. Carurday. Oct. 22, 11 a m. to II pan. ( son, Colo., where he will be stalunch (elder*. baked goods, pro-‘ Honed and his wife will also be luce, gifts, new nnd , old living at the base merchandise Come and browse. .________________ SINUS C0NBEST10N PAIN, PRESSURE COLDS MISERIES E Only 99c Rev. Manker to Be Evangelist in North Carolina Put On Lay-Away or x Just Say ''Charge It TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Adelines from Kalamazoo Free will offering. Sponsored by Or­ ganic Soil and Health Builders. More About Backward Glances HOLLOWEEN BALL AT THl American Legion Hall OCTOBER 29 Prizes for Various Costumes Live Music from 10 to 2 American Legion Members & Quests [x] RICHARD ROBINSON •—"* CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE BUSINESSMEN'S COMMITTEE FOR LOCAL OPTION REPEAL Mr. & Mrs. Voter of Hastings One of the issues you will be voting upon at the November 8 election will be the following: "ShalMhe sale of spirits in addition to beer and wine be permitted for consumption on the premises in the City of Hastings under the provisions of the low governing same?" A YES vote will allow the City of Hastings to show progress in regard to the sale of alcoholic beverages the same as the following cities: These cities listed have voted.on liquor by the glass in the past few years. KALAMAZOO ROYAL OAK HIGHLAND PARK SPRINGFIELD CADILLAC BATTLE CREEK HOWELL YPSILANTI ANN ARBOR COLDWATER Their experience with regord to troffic violations and drinking arrests has been a substantial decrease year in and year out since adopting sale of liquor by th? gloss. A YES vote for liquor by the glass will diminish problems that now exist. A YES vote will mean these benefits for our city and its citizens as well as visitors and guests to our city. » Guarantee of personal privilege for all citizens Continued from Page One . ferred to Battle Creek. Mrs. Harold-Radford and Mra. R. H. ,; oppenIhlen have left the agtm'cy's employ and all records have been sent to the new headquar­ ters in Battle Creek. Al Uic sixteenth annuo] field trials of the Wolverine Beagle Club held here last week, entries m all classes exceeded Ihr km- of Other years and the event was pronounced a succets even though rain interfered. Honorable Frank Murphy of Detroit, the Democratic candi­ date for governor of tills State. auditorium Monday evening commencing al 7 15 sharp Since the half-hour address will be broadcast over the Michigan net­ work, the program must gel un­ derway proAif/ly nt the time specified above Those wishing to attend, slxxild be governed ac­ cordingly. Arthur Kidder tuv. been ap­ pointed assistant attorney gen­ eral by Attorney Oi-nenU Dough- The East Side Fellowship Club heard Jacob Elen baas. a suc­ cessful business man of Zeeland, at the October meeting. Friday The High School bond under j Mr. Nagler gave a program of music during the dinner and I Mort Townsend led the com­ munity singing 50 Years Ago A few days ago. a four-year-old gray gelding belonging to Lee । Fuller of Carlton township, sudIdenly rushed up the staira In the bom to the hay loft nine I feet above. There was no way of (getting the animal down, so Mr. I Fuller tied him to a beam and (summoned Dr Van Velsor The like a turkey. Plenty of hay was placed <xi the stairway and tiuanunal slid downstaira 'with a little help!) as easily as though on a toboggan slide He was un­ injured, though obviously unap­ preciative, during this unique expedience. Supervisors made the election of miner county officers a spe­ cial order of business Saturday morning. The following were named- Herry Ragla. poor commlmioner; Charles Hickerson. J. H. Dennis and G. D Whitmore, county canvassers Vem John­ son. school examiner and Charles 8 Andrus. Court house janitor Penney's new-season fur-trimmed coats show up at more places, more often! Imagine yourself, this winier, snuggling up to honey-hued raccoon or sumptuous squirrel—lavished on the coat silhouette of your choice. We’ve put our all into styling coats like these using only the most attractive fabrics and the most opulent furs plus expert Penney tailoring throughout. Take the chill out of winter—warm up to these coat values! Raglan sleeve coot of wool-ond-olher fibers, with fluffy dyed squirreP collor. Sizes 8 to 16. $45 Natural raccoon* collared heather tweed of wool—reprocessed wool-other libers. Sizes 5 to 15. $35 our fashions never say how much...just how right! Penney Days, savings on girls’ winter coatsl Hurry In. mom —don't milt this terrific chance to save on your little girls’ brandWide and wonderful collection in the smart­ en winier color cpmbos . . . long-wearing A general upgrading of existing licensed establishments 3. Improved quality and service in food and beverage facilities LEGAL PUBLICATION ORDER right into your budget I Double-button coat is reprocessed wool-fur fibors-rayon with natural raccoon. 7-14. Th* end of unrealistic, and unfair restrictions •21 Heathertone herringbone in acrylic with natural red rabbit; warmly pile lined. 7-14. 5. Increased tax revenue and license fees 6. fabrics in the styles she loves, from classics to newsy fashion looks I Penney prices fit •ie Definite advantages to our city. Just Say BUSINESSMEN'S/ COMMITTEE FOR LOCAL OPTION REPEAL Charge It 103 W. Huie Rtr< JlMllnga, Michigan �this proposition a "hard look" U> the effect that the rale of liquor nora of Wayne State University. before reaching a decision, includdltlorui of law enforcement and This Ume three parties w|ll traffic control. Would sale of liquor have candidates listed on the by the glass Increase the difficul­ more, active role in the affairs This is as It should be. of their nation. In thia, they Undoubtedly there is an eco­ tly of various police organizations publican and Socialist Labor. AU la live ano administrative tranches; should be encouraged. Whether nomic angle to this proposition we are seeing the administrative towering the minimum voting age candidates, except tlie Socialist branch, through the exercise of would Increase the percentage ot possibly more Importance. Many,, Incidence of traffic accidents and < which has no candidates for i tlie sntsU for drunk driving; luibor 1 political pressures, usurping func­ Informed voters or merely add to Representative in Congress or for tions that properly belong to Con­ tlie ranks of the disinterested, we one might suppose, feel tliat thei would It tend to increase rowdl- > Slate Senator and Representative ncsa, of which there is plenty ! gress—Viet Nam. where we are in the State Legislature from the fighting a full-fledged and costly we know whether the great ma­ moral and a degrading factor ini already 7 It is such questions as these that 'districts of which Barry Countyjority ot 18-ycar-o!ds arc sincerely our nation and should be bannedI . ■ ■ each must answer to his awn per' 1 which is vested 'supposedly i with Interested in having the age limit from public sale or private manusole power in this area, is one lowered. However, whether or not facture. Others will question why I aonall HlUIXLUUU satisfaction U> In UIUU order MJ to arrive ' avtoan totonto. U.U to-1 dt“" good cbm: to paint; we are seeing’ the amendment poasea. It La our I I is running this time for state i since State Liquor Stores portent Issue. the Federal government through opinion that troth major political ration , , , I office imd liiat will be in the 80th names should put nut forth more ef- and i the pressure of Federal "grants”11 parties SDD's already provide con­ Ctoto. to torry Ttotohlp .111 «•“'« Ito taking aver more and more power i fort to interest all teen-agers In venient outlets for the sales of at the expense of the States whose 'political j —■ ■ affairs and •to -----give •• them Ibeverages of higher alcoholic con­ too vote on toother iprttol pvopo- iBteth. K-t Freeport Is the Orthoauthority Is tn danger of being ।a useful and practical port in this Itent and since taverns arjd res­ auon. this one, tottoetelj le» tertoe ttodtote oppo.tr>, the reduced to that of mere admlnls- iimportant activity through the 'taurants are licensed to sell wines eontotortol tons the one to- Ipre.enl RepuWeto torttobmt. beers and since special liquor totod shove, which Ito to do with Stentej M I'owrtl ol lotto OotolJ. trative districts of the all-powerful imedium of junior organizations and 1 4—Tint HASTINGS BANNER The Hunting Seasons Are Here Again! termed in politics arid govern- EDITORIAL KNIVES for Sportsnra All Varieties af Hunting and Sports men’s Knives . . Largest Selection in Federal government. Yet. the ballot box is still thc prime authority of tlie bind. However, when tills power, la not used with proper attention and intelli­ gence, the Instances cited above are proof enough Out. when mis­ sive apathy exists, the vacuum will quickly be filled by those ambi­ tious to extend and consolidate the Federal power to regulate and govern our lives. State. State Legislative. Congres­ sional and Township offices will be included on the ballot. Nov. 8. as well as one County proposition and five of strictly local concern. HEADQUARTERS for HUNTING TOGS Choose Your Hunting Togs (Ladies9 and Men’s) From Our Stock of Nationally Famous Lines: Complete Line of Soo Woolens FOR MEN— SOO WOOL COATS $19.95 - $29.95 FOR MENSOO WOOL PANTS and BREECHES $12.95-$19.50 Sizes 36 to 50 Sizes 30 to 48 Waist Men's Red Non-Friction Silent Movement Dacron Insulated Coats $22” Sixes 36 to50 MEN’S NYLON PANTS $23.95 Dacron Insulated. Sizes 30 to 44 Men's Woolen Pants$14.50 up Men's Foam Lined Straight Pants $8.95 RED HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS Single Thickness—$3.75 Cr $4.89 Double Thickness—$5.95 Zipper Front New Laminated SWEAT SHIRTS Completely water repellent, has zipper front, and worm hood in red, navy, blue or laden green $3.98 MEN'S RED FLANNEL SHIRTS Men’s Soo 85% Wool & 15% Nylon RED SHIRTS ________________ $9.25 6 “p Underwear for the Deerhunter INSULATED UNDERWEAR FOR MEN Natural or Red in Sizes Small. Med.. Lge. and X-Lge. MEN’S Sixes at $8.50 - $10.95 - $13.95 & $17.95 INSULATED VESTS Double Layer — Jockey Nylon with Dacron Filling Thermo UNDERWEAR Long Underwear 50% cotton. 40% wool and 10% Shirts nylon outer — yith inner layer of $1.98 100% cotton, including cuffs. Drawers $4.00 --Jockey— Wigwam RED SOX Wool b Thermal Spoo C up extra man hours and transporta­ tion costs ot iiauling them back and forth. A special proposition of interest is the progrosed amendment to our State Constitution that would lower the minimum voting age from 21 to 18 years. Thu one requires some real thought siner there are good arguments on both sides of the issue One objection | often heard is that an IS-ycar-ald j is not ^sufficiently mature to be concerned with issues of She day anti to arrive at well-informed J count the obvious lack ot intern: in governmental affairs among such a large segment those nowconsidered mature enough to vote- The Hastings Banner PabiUbad K. M. COOK. Editor Ht sniiEn ani ELEVENTH YEAH passage of a one mill tax for the । purpose of providing better fire I Third District Citizens: CHECK THESE RECORDS’ then decide who will most effectively represent YOU in Washington Although the present Congressman doesn’t like to say so out loud, he’s been a 90% "Yes Lyndon" Congressman since taking office. His 1965 voting record indicated both gratitude and recognition of the Presi­ dent's coattail victory. On key roll call votes, he gave 88% support of LBJ Domestic Programs. In 1966, he went along with key LBJ arm twisting proposals 94% of the time. DurinR^fiis freshman term, he has been responsible for only out? piece of legislation. Incidentally, your so-called hard working Congressman has also become a part-time Congressman. His voting record in recent weeks is an incredibly low 53%. His entire voting record, this session of Con­ gress, isn’t much better ... a little over 70% . . . far below even the average congressman. Compare this with Garry Brown's effective record of leadership Senator Carry Brown has compiled a remarkable record for service to the people of Michigan. His achievements, in two Senate terms, include prime sponsorship of some 40 bill* which have become laws of our slate. Among these are: Laws establishing the Boards of Control of our State Universities; providing for the operation of the State Highway Commission, defining the powers and duties of the new State Department of Education; recodification of thc Savings and I A) an Law; and the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He has shown by his actions that he willprovide a new dimension of leadership and representation for the people of the Third District. Compare this with the present congressman's legislative rec­ ord. Decide which candidate will most effectively and forthrightly represent you in Congress. one' KURHCHIPT1O.S GOP Natioral Red Jersey Gloves A statesman of action in fjic American tradition Regular OQc 49c Value w -e pA|R Elect Senator GARRY BROWN REPUBLICAN TO CONGRESS 2 Sixes—For Men and Ladies Red Crusher Hats $2.75 A MIDI CAN HtWiPAPta LAMDIES?WEdAR "Duds Fer Him 'N' Her" We Rent Formal Wear • • • Well that’s the list. If something protection in the township . there doesn't Interest you enough . • • I to vote, maybe you should go bcEducation Is always a concern hind Ute Iron Curtain where all for people In this state and at such tilings arc decided for you the Nov. 8 election, voters will m advance, anyway. be railed upon to select two Membera of Ute State Board of Educatlon. two Regents of thc Unlver- linger left Monday to spend the slty of Michigan, two Members of Winter at Sun Benito. Texas. , Tln-y went via Oregon and the Board of Trustees of Michl-11 Washington and on down to thc gun State University and two[ SPECIAL McPkaAlui 138 E. State St. Up tor vote this -time will be the special county proposition for levying a two mill tax for a period of <wo years to finance the con­ struction and equipment of u new county Jail and sheriff's residence, .both needed if we are ever to end I Uie necessity of boarding out our I prisoners in the Eaton County jail | at Charlotte and of expending the conclusions. Hut argununt might have more weight if wFwuuld dJs- Soo Woolen Washable Plaid Shirts in red or green plaid-$9.75 LADIES' HUNTING SUITS with nonJriction red fabric shell & dacron insulated lining-Coat $23.95, Pants $17.95 Men's RED FOAM LINED COVERALLS$31.95 Men's UNLINED RED COVERALLS....$12.95 A Complete Assortment of Caps . . Gloves . . Mittens . . Sox . . Vests, etc., for Men and Women Deer Hunters. Legislative and Senatorial Districts —Count 'em— Tlie 89th and 55th Representative Districts and the 20th, tlie 21st and tlie 33rd Sena­ torial DtetrictaT Barry County has thus, for all practical putjxjms. lost its political unity to become the fractional ap­ pendages ot larger areas—Our punishment, perhaps, for having too consistent a record of Re­ publicanism! $4.00 THERMO SOX_______ $1.98 1licenses arc now available under :restricted conditions to private ।clubs. ' There are those, too. who ask why. If permission for sale of liquor by the glass is given to। In five Barry County areas. I .. Barry. Prairieville and Rutland .private elute, should It be deniedI ' Townships, the Village of Free­ port and Ute City of Hastings, the such organizations but who wouldI question of sale of liquor by the like to have the same privilege• extended to them via places li­ glass will be up for vote. It la our belief that people in censed for public sale, Possibly one of thc key questionsi Ute five areas Involved will give In addition, there will be tlie non-partisan ballot fof.the elec­ tion of two Justices for the State Supreme Court and a Circuit Judge for Barry and Eaton Coun­ ties; also a special ballot for the proposed amendment to the State Constitution that would lower the minimum voting age here In Michigan to 18 years. Voters at this election will select the key State offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General; the UK Congressional offices of U.S. Senator and Representative for the 3rd District in Congress, and Important State Legislative offices in the five districts of which we are a part. In case you have forgotten, little Barry County, thanks to a massive and artistic job ot Gerrymandering done by a commission dominated by members of the Democratic party has now been hacked and $198 5 Shirts $5.00 Drawers $5.00 $7.50 that i might operate along with but ln>!iq>endently of tso far as ideas ।and decisions are concerned 1 the regular party groups. NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Sponrond.by Mrpfndrntt for Hmun Cnpimltlrr Rlrl\t’d SleyOum. Rvn>n Crane. I,ee Jlryl �Surprise Honors Republican’ Womer Mrs. Zuttermeister Plan Activities THE HASTIXOS'BANNKB-S Nashville Has First Woman Postmaster Printed invitations reading: jujmu Btanten had "Hear Ye I Hear Yet It's a birth-, “coffee** Monday for a group day aurprtee for Marian U 712 from the Barry Republican W. Walnut (tho house with the'Women* Club who hoard a dl»- __ . I rti*y. rucnara modOct. 13, 7-9 pjn. Hiubnnde and/ ! inaon ot Eaten Rapids. candidate Drama Highlights Methodist WSCS Oct. 12 Program Ptan Dedication For Neu Pott Office The iiighllgbt of the First Saturday, Oct. 29 Methodist Church WSCS WedNashville's fin* women post­ on master is Mra Wilma DeCamp »Uon. ’ Need is Our Neighbor" Ruth Kurtz to honor the birth- of the president, Mrs. H. A. Adunder lhe direction ot Mra. In charge last Feb. IB following Oeorgt Elliott. day of Marian Zuttermeister, rounle on a Broadway. ■ the unexpected death of Post­ the proof reader. । They formulated plans for tlie ' Thc UUe of the play liad IltUe Harvey W. Wilson. On meaning, but os soon as thc Ruth, a linotype operator, ret 1 poUlck Oct- 26. at 7 I ,w_ -.-LJ'.^lpm. tu the First Methodist; neighbors. Mrs. Jack Warner. one bit of printing not given to Church Ixrc. Many candidates1 I ccmmL'sion confinning her ap- Mra Bennie Carr and Mu. Lynn Oigood. began to drop in on Mra. Marian to read. Everything work­ polntment. Robert Godfrey a aupponedly re­ ed out beautifully as Marian । Mra. DeCamp started working tired social worker from the big went calmly about her work uni ul the postedflee as sub-clerk city and over their cups of coffee, July 10. 1B50. Prior to Ural she thc audience soon grasped the In Vietnam— Jerry L. Slocum, planning going on around her. son of Kenneth R. Slocum and liad worked at the Hastings meaning. Mary Kent and Ruth hosted Esther Hirted of Nashville. ar­ Mfg. Company, tlie Lenta Tabic "Need Ls Our Neighbor'' waa a the party at their lovely newlyCompany, and in thc office of Ml*s Cecile Hom. who teaches rived in Vietnam on his 30tn dLscussion of |>rvsent problems remodeled iiomc. Marian had at 8t. Clair Shores, spent the birthday. July 18. His addreM is: the Fann Implement in Wood­ and do somcUiing about tiiem been Invited for dinner, and \ 8p 4 Jerry L. Slocum. RA bury. which are on moat people's minds shortly after, tlie •’Banner .V gang " ”*" cnLs’ Mr BIld Mrs- John Hoob. !«<078fl8. 19th Engr. Bn.. Co A. She la a member of lhe today; the irresponsibility of National AssoclaUon of I'ost- some of our young people of to­ te I Cec,1<* CAme to “Ucnd hOme- APO °6238- San FranclMO- Callf etc. until they numbered 39. romln< of whkh . masters and attended the day. thc reasons, causw. why A beautiful birthday cake was Glllons, was queen. Last weekend i Chicago, also spent the weekend Michigan chapter convention and flow one can help. a part of the refreshments scrv- Cecile was in Chicago where' she I with his mother. During tlie discussion, o.s lo ™..nnt* U.n W1U’ Pro.-cnted I u-os guest at a birthday party for sunday dinner guest* at the with a gift and a pretty corsage- a friend whom she met In Ger-1 lwinc.of Selfie Smith and tional League .of Postmaster*. whether it was entirely tlu* youngsters' fault or the parents', Everyone had a grand time many and Ls spending this year, the John Kaainskys were thc _________ Both Mrs._________ DeCamp .and her h tape 1 ( Cording of lly voices of sharing -horinir the evening ^-ui, with .the h- In in the States state* Martin VaiiGeiaons of Grund husband. Douglas, who ^22^22^. 1*22^122, 2"? is fore­ four mothers (supposedly mothTlu* Dean Potters were Invited Rapids Mlu and ulc thc Boyd ---------------Morehead* ' man ut at tlie lire Hastings FFiberglass tire by saying that It was Just to be weekend giirete of the o( Bjnmngham. the occasion Products inc., were born and been in tin accident killing two Chet Archart* on a trip up north. lKjnanlls Mrs. Smith's BJnd wonderful and the first time raised In Nashville. They have per.-onsi Mra. Edward Freeland. she had ever been really sur- They arc expected back Sunday, j b^a^y. The day was made three sons. Douglas. Jr., of Has­ Mra, Rlciiard Taylor. Mrs. Merle prised. Thc Merle Vanderhoffs liad a a)inplelc by a phone call from tings, Fred of Eaton Rapids and Kahler and Mrs. Wade Shook visit from Mra. Vanderhoffs sis- ' thl, j Kenneth Covey family of Robert of R2 Nashville; a daugh­ was listened to. then tlie ladles ter thU week. Jewel aLso visited Acton. Mass ter’. Mrs. Arlen < Barbara > Heise decided dt was nut nil Lite 1 atilt her mother iin Thc >wr n Freeport. -r».« additional comment should of Woodland, mid nine grand­ of tlie te?n-ugerm Vanderhoffs went to Otsego a be added to. Tts" a Grand Old children. Diana Lee Brown, dnughler of TTu.m- ladies decided these IjUST PMtei180 10 VLSU “n UnCl<!' iI Name — Hastings.'' story story in in last last aus. DcCarnp ucounp is making maxing plans pions Mrs. Name — Hastings.'' parents were too Irresponsible, Mr. and Mra George Brown. Is U , ,| week's Banner. Miss Grace Ed- for the dedication of Nashville's publicity chairman and is in jM™‘*e Julie Logan of monds was ln Hastings England ! P^l office Saturday. Oct. 29, at loo lenient, uninterested, too charge of .... the vMa.vMi* bulletin boards for Kmcbclow arc spending sncndinc 22 week* weeks ((j (UM ghc r(Valb. the cXUnalve ttie Queen Street School audl- busy, too over protective or too trus.ful to taka- thc blame or The Hcntsc of Burlington bi But- t with their grandmother, Mr*, broodwulk there, with the extern- tonunu-lhc former high school terfleld Hall at Michigan State | Lawrence Jordan. Charles Jor- sivc bcaclieti and one ot the building, at 2 pan. Thc post of- even let their children take the responsibility oi their carelessUnlvendty. ML» Brown 1* major-. dan. who Is a student at tho longest piers that she liad ever Ha moved into us new quarters nes* of not minding the curfew, ing In Art. | Stratton-Brenton IBM School In [seen. |lust February.* obtairung liquor and dope from Nashville's first pout office was unknown resources, disobeying The Roman Feldpausches thc .'.pcvdlaws. etc. leave ihb> week for Norman, ; cslalbLsbed June 29. 1866. ‘ Okla., wlicre they will visit II Postmasters, or acting - post­ Suddenly an unexpected neigh­ friends and see the U. of Okla - | masters serving Nashville have bor. Mrs. George EllloU. who John C. -Palmer, 28, Notro Deme game Saturday. been -----—~ * June - -• had no part in thc play, but Home 111 mrr. « num*. .( M. who was so thoroughly moused former Notre Dump classmates 1871; Horace T. Davidson, March Try mi.arucle In one of our local 1875; Emory Pnrady, Jun. 13. । —>““— “ —“ — •"'r* and they will visit other friends 8. 1881. Myron B Brooks. Feb. 1.1 that morning burst in along tlie way en route home. 1886; Jolui FuniUB, May 7. 1887; I lfor “ CUP ul ;'u8ur). Attending a business meeting Walter S. Powers. Feb. 6, 1385; She was so thorouglily moused Uvnard W. Fcighner. Jan. 27, that site said her blo<xl pressure orc the Hubert Stanleys. Robert 1899! Henry C. Glusncr. June 3.1 had risen 40 puuila she thought. Godfreys nnd J. Franklin Hunt­ 11914; Pauline Lykltu. July 3i.j«> Mra Elliott liad brought the leys. 11922; Robert S Surine. Feb. 6. paper for all lo sec plus MutLsThe James Cotters visited their ; 1923.Elbert V. Smith. Oct. 30.' Lie* in black and white which daughter. U. of M. sludent. Miss 1920; Ward Quick, April 10, 1033; proved that one of thc present Melinda Cotter, ul Columbia, Mo.,; Edwin C. Kraft. Dec. 11. 1033; |quealtutw, ‘Liquor by thc Glass'; several days last week. Aaron L. Bonnett. April 1. 1940; U> be voted upon this Full is one Thc Stanley Cummings will re- ’ Ivan J. Babcock. July 20. 1951;'of the largest possible reasons turn tills' week after visiting J. Meorie Scott, June 19, 1953;! for delinquency and rash occiliuUr son, Tom Cummings and Harvey W. Wibon. March 31. dent*. 1954, and Wilma F. DeCamp, R may not be a direct cause, Until you have read it family ut Poughkeepsie, N. Y. | but indirccUy it affects ciukiren Guests of Mrs- H. A. Adrounle i May 6, 1966. carefully, and don't sign it even then unless you under­ Tho dedication ceremonies ore of parent* who don't know for several days last week were stand it If you have any doubts, see your lawyer—’ Mrs. Jack.Hakmmi of Evanston. being apotMMvd by lhe Nash- where or just wliat their chil111., and Mra. IL Elczimi of Wll- ville Chamber of Commerce nnd I dren and teen-agers arc doing he's trained to tell you exactly what you are getting and the VFW and Auxiliary. ( every night. llanw Buy, WI*. what you will have to pay for it. Don’t expect your Among tiic speakers ut tlie , Many .ire roving the streets on Rccaitly the Wally Gerncntz Lundy*moved from 320 W. Green dedication will be Congre^nuui I foot or tn cars every night after lawyer to work miracles after you have signed away to their newly built homo nt Al­ ( Paul FL <*odd oi Kalamazoo and i curfew hours: "Just look around your rights. See your lawyer before you sign. He will jThomas E. -Buckingham. Jr., of you. a* you slip down town after gonquin Lake. save you time, money and trouble. Mrs. Norn Smith, who biw.bcrn ; Kalamazoo, thc postal service of- a forgotten loaf of bread or ----- <of -------------.-I qunn of lnUk JUK th(. fleer this urea. AA ---------memorial ill and -Maying at thc home ot ... her daughter, the William Dun­ service to tlie late Harvey W. store iloso,.’’ one of lhe mothers There's • lawyer in your life—Depend­ laps at Pixlunk Luke, luis re­ Wilson, who worked diligently to in tlie pny* stated. ing on the nature of your problem you turned lujmc nnd her daughter. promote a belter office for North­ Opinion* in this play that Mra. Robert Pratt of St. Johns, ville patrons, will be held dur­ were cxpre&*cd by tlie neighbors consult your clergyman, your lawyer or ing tlu* program. is with her this week. in the discussion wen* their own your doctor. If you don’t have a lawyer, call Following the program at thc opinions and it was exptessed by Mra. Howard Orsbuni was a guest of her sister-in-law. Mrs. .school open house will be held niany in tlu- audience .tiiat it your local bar association or contact the— Eva Reynolds of rGand Rapids. ul the past office located on waa too bod that all thc molhen State Bar of Michigan, Lansing 48914. Monday. Tuesday and Wednes­ Main street where refreshmtnts and fathcra Ux» couldn't have • will be served. . day of last week. •seen thLs- dramatization because ■ it is u serious situation. । The audience was also amazed । at lhe ad-libing of t h c otfvei bertel tf McIntosh epplei *t »i ladles at tlu* unexpected visit of tlie extra neighbors entrance per txnbel, thb «eek only. ■ willch they had no: lehearacd. Program clialnnan to: lhe day aac was Mra. Tom Ogden Mra. Ro, FKmiTGLD ORCHARD l.ert Furrow presented thc de­ lj mi!M E, </ ..rail ta JU. 3$ next I votlons fur ’Time for Worship ■J lo Milbura'r Cd.'o Station. 37MM7 land Mrs. Wade Shook li-d tlu M i singing from Hie new Mi th dut ■ HymnuLs accompanied by Mrs. Frank McMillan ut the piano. ■ Tlie worahip centct was very ■ cleverly done by Mra. Phil Rur■ iclt showing the Scabs ot Justice weighing the Bitter with lhe Sweet and the Desirable with _| tlie Undesirable dungs found in were secretly passed out at The I Membera of the board of the Personal Mention Has Compos Post Don't sign that paper!— I ■ H “ *"' v2 FREE CHAIR OFFER* 4 pc. bedroom »uite from \ / iE WHh the purchiM of «■» . _ ^LJ"L 2 pc. living room euite or CT qG MH £^®i Jre ' ■ ■ our huge stock. Complete H H suite* stsrt *• *ow as M H \ ' Ajre lAWWRsaiM LGWBRaTiW Ladies Jersey Dresses Ladies SPORTSWEAR Several styles in misses and half-sizes. One rack of slacks, Regularly $9.98. and sweaters. Values to $14.98 Now s4.44 Ladies BLOUSES now jamaicas, skirts *3.88«os5.88 i 100cu wash and wear cotton in prints, solid colors and white. Several styles in sizes 32 to 38. . . . Regularly $1.98. Ladies HALF SLIPS Junior Petite Blouses One group in assorted prints and styles. IOC'.nylon; tailored or lace trimmed Regularly $4.00. in white and pastels Regularly $1.98. Now *1.88 Now Ladies ROBES *1.00 Now s6.88 • One group of nylon tricot and nylon fleece in broken sizes. Regularly $9.98. One group of broken sizes and styles in cotton. Now ‘/3 off regular nylon quilted, etc. Girls PARKAS Ladies HOSE Nylon seamless hose in shades Reversible nylon quilted jackets with of hoods. Sizes 4 to 14. Regularly $8.98. honey and mist. Regularly 98c. Now Z pt. *1.00 Now Ladies COATS Fur trimmed. IOO:u wool in beautiful fall shades. . *5.88 Reg. $59.98 Now $49.88 Reg. $79.98 Now $69.88 Reg. $89.98 Now $79.88 Children's Sleepers Receiving Blankets Cotton knit with plastic feet. Pastel White and pastels. Regularly 98c. colors in sizes 1 to 4. Regularly $1.98. Now *1.00 Now 2 for *1.50 m’inte'c SENSATIONAL 3-DAY "x LAST WEEK of OUR 21st J j ■ EXACTLY \ AS PICTURED Firat MethixlLsi Cm; nouncimrnt* for Octeber Evening Circles Oci. 24th at ’ 7:30 o'clock. Prudence nt Mrs. DcWnynr Pugh. IIMiil Heath Rd. ro-hostess. Mra. Charles Wilkes program nnd time for worship, Mrs. Rene Ganguilkt Miriom a: Mra. Rcva Benson. '7J7 E Bond, co-hostess. Mra Mae Chenoweth, program. Mra ---------lime tor worship Mahler. Beacon Blankets Now 2 lor *5.00 The Sea Isle bjqnket of 94 - , rayon and 6-j nylon. Regularly S3.98. nylon binding Regularly $5.98. Ironing Board Covers No press cotton with Idee trim. S«zes Fits up to 54-inch boards 4 to 14. Regularly SI 98. silicone Now *1.00 \ TOWELING CANNON TOWELS ABSOLUTELY *5.00 Girls SLIPS Now Linen with striped border. Reg. 49c. Separately Thi* Now The Valencia Thermo Weave of 100' '■ cotton with Muslin or Regularly 79c. Now Z for *1.00 3 yards *1.00 Kes. 79e Now 2 for »100 Bath Size Reg. 49c Now 3 for $100 Hand Size Wash Cloths Re9 25c Now 5 for 5100 FREE Get Them at Kitchen Terry Towels Stamped Pillowcases Assorted prints in stripes and checks. Assorted patterns; hemstitched. . . . Regularly $ 1.69. Regularly 49c. 117 W. State Hastings Now 3 for *1.00 / Mr. and Mra. Roger Comer Sr., enter nined with a dinner Sunday. Oct. 9. for the plra*i of their non. Sieve, who left ! ■ Guest* were Mr and Mt-. St Bolo and Jimmy Joe. Mr. i Mrs Robert Btoiu’hou*c. Da and Robin Mr and Mrs Ro Now’1.15 Look for famous 'Trade Name labels on the things you buy ...you'll find them here! . Parmaleej 124 East State Street �Peg McKeown and iCarlton Adams Exchange Vows 6—THF. HASTIN Baptist Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials A lovely and simple wedding look place in the Middleville Methodist Church Friday at «:30 pm. when Peg McKeown and Carlton Adams spoke their vows before lhe immediate relativea. The Rev. Harold Tabor offi­ ciated. The bride ta the daughter of Mr and Mm- William McKeown and the groom is lhe son of Mr. and Mra. Virgil Adams. Beautiful bouquet* of flowers graced the altar. The double ring ceremony wa* used. Mr. and Mrs. bon Oudman were best man and matron of honor. Tlie bride wore a powder-pink, streel-length gown. Her mother chose an olive green street-length dress wlille the groom's mother wore b navy blue dress Both had white carnation corsages. After the ceremony the wedding party hod dinner at Knapp's res­ taurant in Grand Rapids. The happy couple will live In Grand Rapids where Mr. Adams I* employed. Mian Carole E. Nelson and Norman E Barlow were united Oct. 7. In the Hasting* Baptist Church The Rev Lloyd Sanders of Middleville performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 300 guests Mr. and Mrs Car) Nelson. 821 Grand Rapid. . Street. Middle­ ville and Mr and Mrs Eugene Barlow. 1506 S Jefferson. Hasbridal couple MRS JOHN NIXON and bronze chrysanthemums, spiral candelabra and aisle candelabra decorates! the church. The bride, given in marriage by Parents Announce Daughter's Nuptials At Lansing length, gown with a lice bodice The full skirt and train had in­ serts of matching lace. A crown of pearls held her elbow-length veil and she carried a bouquet designed by the groom of Tally­ man pattleya orchids surrounded toy white butterfly rose* of honor. Her flowers lan wheal. Rapture MRS NORMAN E. BARLOW gold chrysanthemums. iss Carole E Nelson Becomes Bride Bridesmaids were Miss Doro­ thy Netaon. *Htcr of the bride, For-her traveling ensemble, the Houseman were tlie master and and Mis* Jill Blough. mistress of ceremonies. hew Mrs Barlow chose n beige For her daughters wedding. suit with dark brown accessories and ushers were Paul Moore. Bill and a Talisman CajUcyn corMrs Nelson chose a diver gray Moore. Ron Teredule, and Rod Ward. Junior ushers were Nicky two-piece dress with blue acresAftrr their wedding trip to Barlow and Walter Nelson, sorics. and her corsage was of shell cymbldium orchids. Tlie Niagara Falta, thev arc now mak­ brothers of the bridal couple. groom s motlicr chose an autumn 1I>B rll home at 300 S. MichIng ,„ their green dress and a corsage of igan Avenue, green cymbjdium orchids. Out-of-town guest , were pres­ Thc reception was held in the ent from Battle Creek. Charlotte, church parlors with Mrs. Mar- Nashville. Grand Rapid*. Ver­ gucrltc Anderson cutting the montville. Woodland. Nnubinwoy. cake. Mrs. Vonda Richants and Detroit. Crystal Full*. Sparta. Miss Mary Kay Cline pouring the , nnd Rudyard. coffee. Mrs. Chrystal Barlow and Thc rehenraal dinner was held WEDDING Mis* Nancy Buehler serving the nt the Hastings Hotel Those ntPHOTOGRAPHY ice cream. Mrs. Wilma McCol- lending were Mi** Carole Ncllurn and Mias Bonnie Kcnnren; Min. Norman Barlow. Mr. nnd serving thc punch Miss Sally Mra. Eugene Barlow. Mr and King was In charge of the guest .Mrs Curl Nelson. Mr nnd Mrs. book and gifts were in chaige of Rus’cll Houseman. Mr and Mrs. Miss Karen Nelson. Miss Suz­ Lloyd Sanden. Nicky Bartow. ■lack 6 Whitt Anne McDonald. Mtas Linda' Waller Nel-.ut. Ek'lwrl KIcmt, Burghdoff a n d Mrs. Gerald Darlene Tobias. Sandy Tresdale, ru.. 945-3967 Rick Buehler. Jill Blough. Doro­ thy Nelson. Jim Houseman. Mr. and Mrs lid Pdtcrson. Patil Moore. Bill Moore- Mr and Mrs. Ron Tecsdalc and Mr. and Mrs Rod Ward. WHITE'S Photography Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT M-43 Wnl, Across from “Dog ’■ Suds" FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. North Gun Lok* Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m. Mr. nnd Mr*. Austin R. Soule^ of Lansing wish to onnottn-e the marriage of their daughter. Christy K. to John W. Nixon, son of Mr and Mrs. Richard M Nixon. 334 W South Stret. They were married SaUirdav. Ort 15. nt the First Presbyterian Church in Lansing. Serving as her sister’s matron of honor wits Mrs. F David Wonn and Rich­ ard W. Soules, brother of the bride, served as best man. The newlywed* will reside at 115’W. Center Street. Hastings ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs Fred A Wagoner of Northville an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Karen Norma, to P. Granville Mitchell, son of Prob»te Judge end Mrs Phllln H. Mitchell of 521 W. Walnut. Has­ tings. Both are graduates of Alma College, where Miss Wag­ oner was affiliated with Alpha Sigma Tou. She Is an elementary School System. Her father ’s a Ford Motor Company executive. Granville Is a I960 Hastings High graduate and Is a graduate stu­ dent at Michigan State Univer­ sity A December 30 wedding is is planned. Couple Wed al Retirement Years, Grand Rapids — Urban Problems Lutheran Church Are Being Studied Faith Lutheran Church in Grand Rapids wa* lhe setting for Many older peoole nre poor ihe marriage of Barbera Thomp­ son to ILrrrv Ronald Hevdenterk And because of this they face many problem* they can’t always on Friday. Sept. 33. ut 7 30 p.m cope with alone, according to Mr Heydenberk is thc son of Fnn crothers" "Gun Galley" soecialists with the M'chi'ran Mr. and Mra. D. G Heydenberk., restaurant was the scene of a State University Cooperative Ex­ 628 Greenbrier Drive, S E.. i pancake and sausage supper when tension Service Grand Rapids. the Modem Homemakers Exten­ Embossed Ince formed the RnMaronret Jacobson, family life sion Study Group met there on specialist, sold. "Increasing ur­ buki aleeve* of the satin empire Wednesday evening. Oct. 12. banization InerAise* thc d'rri-ul- gown worn by thc bride, dnughMr*. Charles Flanders gave the tv in meeting social, psychologi­ fer of Mr anH Mrs Louis B lesson. "Clothing Techniques." em­ cal and physical needs of older Thompson Of Gun Lake 'Mr*. phasizing easier and more Mitls- citizens." Dr Jacobson points Thompson made her dnui:t.;cr’s fartory methods of sowing, fabrics mt. drc*s> Sai in and lace pct ata held and new finishes, and bonded and To keep abreast of way* tn her veil and she carried white laminated fabrics. meet these needs, Dr JBfnpsim amnaon llllrw. pompons nnd Ivy. ; Thc hit of the evening was the and other Extension specialists Mrs. Robert D Heydenberk of beautiful 3-piere while bonded wool recently - attended th- 19th nn- Grand Rapids attended as ma­ tereey stilt which Mrs Plnnders mini University of Michigan tron of honor She wore a floor has nearly completed for herself. lwlninnl ,-r on „„ Aging. nHnlK. Anne „.,„r Kin-x.,,- length, olive colored, crepe em­ Conferen-e She litd found that ■ complete family living educatlnn'T>ro- pire gown with n yellow back separate lining made It la-*------ ,w gram leader, ■ • • panel and matching circlet head­ nnd• ---------Carlton — Ednlccr.-since white and pal Extension housing spec- piece. have i tendency to show. laltjt. participated tn dLwusstons Similar gowns with olive col­ So even though bonding h jif Him effect of urbanization on ored back panel* were worn by many of our sewing pro the older portion of the popula­ the bridesmaids. . Mrs. Louta will not be completely sat tion— Thomp’on. Jr . ot Grand Rapids. Attending the Eastern Deanery Dr. Jacobson fee's that to help ,Mr. Alton Granger of Lansing mrrilng of the Episcopal Churgh This, in fact, was the main point relieve some problems of older; nnd MUa Roberta Herter of of thc lesson----------? study thc on Tuesday in Charlotte were -----------------— new fab- citizen*, pcon’r mu«t h- m;dc ■ Northv)llr MK* Gay Granger, Rev and Mr* Don Gury. Mrs.- rics.and methods of ronstnictlon more aware of the situations be- ; | nlw>( . of ,hl. ------bride .served ns ----------------- ------mnk Rllrhle. Mr. .I.rn HrowMgi •nre thrv reach retirement Mrs gg ggf jiTJj or. OrlEeliMiM^s" before retire- •■ ^-“XVite emilre°"m»n. 'i'hey Homemakers Group Fniovs Dinner and 'Techninue' Lesson Mrs. Chose Attends District Women's Clubs Session MRS. BARRY RONALD HEYDENBERK . . Miss Barbara Thompson L* Married. Deanerv Meeting The Jock Clnrcys wr» I" Ann Arbor Saturday to see the U of M game and visit their daugh­ ter Miss Ann Clarey. who has a schedule of claws In the morn­ ing and works at the U of M. Hospital in the afternoons. Mrs Harvey Haan, .son John and her mother from Plainwell „ C1C In Chicago „ were to — visit relatives durmg the Teacher* Institute >----- * dent, was general chairman of the school----holiday and• -----------the weekend. The Barr>’ County Medical So­ conference with a traveling team ciety held their dinner meeting of other GFWC officers and per­ nt the Hastings Hotel Monday sonnel. Attending from Michigan besides evening. Rov Hubbard. who was stricken of -the In Torce Hivera aaiurtiay. wu* Rose. Evart, president —- — — bruwtot to Pennock Hospital Michigan State FederaUon Mra Monday, where he ta a patient. z, Robert vanBtaricoat flrat vice president, lhe seven district preslPh.l Sheldon on a taulnc*. {j(,nU lhe trip n: Cape Kenned) .-flew-to community Improvement Michigan for a visit at home h over the weekend, before return-1 rnain”'n Ing tn California. . Postscript to notes about. Christmas Kits for Vietnam." Thc Rugln Extension group pur­ chased all of the necessary Items tn fill four kits and Mrs Rex Pcnnlncton. Rt Freeport contri­ buted contents for one kit. The Perrv Conntv had been filled and shipped when these thino* edme In *o it will all be <aved .ind packed for Barry Counts' men in service In Vlet- . rfn,’‘ The Glen. Kahlers returned cr. Mrs Bemntd Recd Mrs. Or u^t tiiat particular garment. Mr*f (Iur ment. she isny* 10„ tarrlrd C4vmdl. of Sunday aft>r\n two weeks vaca­ Charlra Hlgble. Mrs. Dale Rue of Mr* „ -•-----------,. • e------------■>, an e*"""'1'' cited 'he' yciiow i,nd rust colored pompon*. and Mra. Garner Hampton , rnnf-rrncc'* n* , .. . ,, tion through northern Michigan ,, Mra, -----------------------------------------------conrerencc s discussion a- housrv i — ^... n ai.ia . _ _ _ __ ~ j The mother of thc bride rxicndlng Ve*ui Birch' nnd extending ns far is* tut Ki Ktwuaw Harold 8!c jiving tlu* week for l-argo. )nB for oWcr pf.onIt. 1tl cftlM < chme a brocade suit of gold nnd ln thc Copper Country . "Recmise many older people wlIh K1,id arc&uorira The Mrs Ri«*s Dunn and her sister. •»re «n pensions or retirement ur<ltMn'R mother wore n mint ptanKuhey live on limited hinds uni.n k||1) M)ll wl„, ([r,vn and Mr* Jack Meh*n of Chicago, re­ LAnd .befalzv people are llvlna; U„I(1 acetone* Both mother* turned Thursday after visiting lion ger. tne fund* nyist be । wlire <•<»- ordlnntlnn clmbldlum friend* tn Scarsdale. N Y. Mrs On yum Brandstetler and *tretchedJj4Tthrr. she sold orchids Mr*. Gordon Cove spent Wcdnesnils circumstance fnrc-*| Heydenberk. brother of day in Kalamazoo with their' m.nv oMtr p™pl, t„ 11,. in p,m eTO,,„. ,,,. daughter and sister. Mrs. Ro-' hou.m. nrrn. Wtan urwn rd J „„ u,„u bort Dudley i wmurn HrWrebrt Mr* G M Fuller left the first XI S? O”—» their homes, she added | j^apids apl[|, of th- wrrjc to vtalt her daughter W-l'iam m-yncnorra. Heydcnberk. orourr brother ®n‘* family, the William Harrlng. Edwards, who served a* n ’e- > Woiam • . Kroolu — . -• -----,j■ — ■ source person for one discussion cf- lh p|av nn -------organ tons, in Tucson. Artz. ! croup, said "In mans- small clJ/(M)|o Ilobcrl Llgnell.’ -jiast 'r of The Dick Cook* will fly to les nnd Ullage* senior cit^-. th(, Fltl ,h uunnu..church, pcr- Borton to visit Iheir daughter , •IUKmini tre n'jw iiviiik an Inappropriate luspjJi'iptiuir Ii f„ril.rj nre now living In risible ring rlns: ceremony, ceremoni nnd husband, the Charles New.are inappropriate d<*ib!e | housing. Thev can’t maintain It He nl*o sang 1 ord's son* over the weekend. | physically or financially If these Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Appclman i peonle had a pl»re tn go. nnd Following the ceremony a re- 5pent from Thursday until SunI rou|d sell their big old houses. ' they wouldn't fall into dlsrenotr ceptlon wa* held in the church day visiting relative* In Grund parlor* Tlie threc-llered cake Rapids. Sunday. Oct. 0. they Youncer families who could take care of them, and who need thc decorated in white with yellow visited Mr. and Mr*. 1-cslc Bldelroscs was surround'-d by mum* man nnd Jack of Lapeer, space, cnuld move In." nnd green* ot yellow nnd rust. Remodeling and Improvements Mr* Pldllp Clark. Kalamazoo, by younger faces Imnroves gen­ cut the cak*. Mrs Gary Vaneral appearance of tlie town Dulne. Wayland. Mie* Mary He emphasized that there must be a planned place for sen­ ior citizen* In all new towns or Beverly Rnbinaon ot Harper <4 wvuuuiui i iuii rejuvenated older town* Woods assisted. i "Housing for older people After th*- reception, thc newshould be located within walking | distance of community.ocrvlces And the housing units should be moon at Niagara Puli'; nnd Igrke । in small groups . . for about :1O Placid, N Y They are now re­ people, nnt tn large apartment siding nt their Gun Lake cot­ tage. ! complexes.” Edwards stressed He added that the conference also considered the possibility of new towns completely for older Starts Oct. 21st thru Oct. 28th 3! IS ss I Discontinued Styles, Odd Lots, Broken Sizes ’Glenn Wotring Surprised bv 60 On His Birthday SHOES Always in Stock FOR ALL THE FAMILY HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: W Mrs Keith Chase, who ta the Southwestern District chairman for the Community Improvement program, has been attending a three-dav conference at Kellogg Center. Michigan State University. The theme ot this administra­ tion of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs Is “Build With Youth For a Better World." It wav an eight-state conference with 93 attending. Community Improve­ ment has top priority in the Gen­ eral Federation for the next two Personal Mention Waihablc Vinyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES w .Cut to At No Extra Select Two Pair of Shoes from Our Huge Stock of Sale Shoes. Pay the Regular Price for One, 5c for the Other. No Exchanges or Refunds. Cost HASTINGS PAINT and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. 8 GREAT SAVING DAYS OVER 2000 PAIRS to Choose From About iXl well wisher* surprised ; Glenn Wotring in hl* new West ■ Broadway. Woodland, home Wed- ' ner.day night. Oct, 12. nt a birth-1 day party which wit* also a house ■ warming . L 'Die event, sponsored by fellow mrniben* ot South Woodland I Church of tire Brethren, had been deterred, first to allow a suitable time to clapae after the death of Mrs. Wotring. shortly after they*, came to the residence from their ' larm home, then because of his approaching birth nnnlvenutry i Guests included friends from Barry, Kent. Ionia and Kalama­ zoo Counties nnd. by teleplione, his daughter. Betty, of Los Angeles.; Callf. Mr. and Mrs. Carlas Stoetze! of R3 Hastings have been attend­ ing a convention nt the Grand Halumin Hotel. Grand Bahama Island. The Bahamas Our Broasted Chicken OPEN ALL DAY HASTINGS THURSDAY CUT RATE SHOE STORE FRIDAY Worth Crowing About THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 M Wall Lake Phone 623-5311 Open Every Day But Monday Until Nov. 1 8J SAVE $1.00 buy the Perfect Package for alt Silver Cleaning. Int ghvoe FoJIiA k 1 Beautiful Hair is Yours ij ivuij Bette O'Connor, manager-operator, invites you in to get acquainted ot the HOUSE OF BEAUTY N. Main Woodland. Mich. Call 367-2295 or 653-9534 Open Tueidayi through Seturdzya NORTH BROADWAY GULF STATION N. Broadway at Woodland Now Under the New Management of William Davis Grand Opening Friday and Saturday, October 21 b 77 FREE Coffee & Donuts GULF Petroleum Products Washing • Lubrication Motor Tuneup & Light Rapair Brakes • MuHlars, ate. —PICKUP & DELIVERY �Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Autumn Flowers Motif for Bridge Luncheon Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Voight Van Syekle. and golden mums centered each of ten table* at the Hotal Hastings Grand Rapid* and Oreo*. THE HASTINGS BANNIB—1 Mra. Escort Service Volunteers Meet Parents Announce Daughter's Nuptials decently there was a general meeting al Pennock Hospital for those who participiue in the Connie wa* graduated from Hm- R*yn»ond Finnic and Mra. Homer of St Lotus. Mo. have announced fi.nl th entertained with luncheon the marriage of their daughter. Donna Jean, to Charles Phelps, son of Dr and Mra. Everett Phelps. Uon Center at Kellogg Community College in fieptwnbar. IMA She I* continued with the tallica at each Both the bride and groom have employed at^Oommunlty Ha*pltal individual place. been student* at Purdue UnivcrWinner* few the afternoon’* play Dennta ta a senior at Hasting* They now are residing In Kala­ mazoo. Mra Edward Goodyear. Mra. Richting* and Frank'* Service Station in Dowling. Mra William Gautache. Mra Rob­ ert Shannon. Mra Cornell Denton. wedding. Mra. Edward VanPopperlng of !• Qou’ll love our t! BAKED GOODS Halloween Goodies! Cupcakes, cookies, individual dips, friedcakrs and special Pizza We make our own! small with cheese. o< with pepperoni, or with Polish FRIDAY & SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts 6 for 45c A rich yeast raised dough with chocolate glased. Danish Pastries6 for 48c luate their work and voice mu­ tual problems <if any, between tKBpital staff and volunteer helpful for all concerned and is likely to be rcpcuud from lime to time. Hastings Women Attend District Federation Meet ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs Roger j Davis. R4’ Hastings, announce The Southwestern District,| tlie engagement of their daughFederation of Women* Clubs ter, Diana, to Mark Parmenter. | rnecung wa* held Oct. 6. at Cold- I W|J of Mr Bnd Mra. Allen W. | water. The newly elected prtwlirln.n.,. ,r of Mi»* I dent ta Mrs. WiUtam Getaen of Pannenter. Jr. of umsini,. Ml**I Albion Davis is a graduate of Hastings „..nnOK! H>«h School, while Mr PannenThom? attending from Ha*ting* Ur gra(lu<tetl from an nilnofa ‘m^ nTw.Jrf* Wllh^l 'X>l U°'School h “t,endK1 lhP n Y*h,W? ’ Orand8ch Rapids of the KlrirpalricK Mra. Bernard Hook Blblc ond Music m Orand Rapund Mta* Eva Hecox. Sirs H. A.|Jdl A Junc wcdd|nK jg being Adrounle also attended a* a dis- planned trict txxird member. Several women from the Has• tings Wonwn's Club ore serving 7. . . . . . on lhe Southwestern District Board, outgoing District preaident. Mrs Keith Chase, is now Harp,, county Republican RepubliCOH Women Roily Wednesday Plain or fruit filled. Coffee Cakes: F<«m,*y Silt 63c - Small 35c Date nut, cherry, blueberry, apple, butternut, and brown sugar nut filled. MONDAYS—PANTRY BREAD SPECIAL WEDNESDAY—COOKIE DAY DALE’S BAKE SHOP ment chairman on thc education„ al committee. Mra. H. A. Ad- rally dinner Wednesday. Oct 26. rounlc 1* General Federation ' M Hartings Meth­ Club Woman chairman. Mrs. “dtat Church Bring table service Forest James I* Indian affair* '“nd * dish to pass. Coffee will be chairman and Mis* Eva Hecox ta furnished. district scrapbook chairman. Many of tlie candidates will be . ------------ •------------{attending the meeting. Everyone. The Lee nam* family of Be idmr" and worsen are invited, ing vtaited the Dean Potters President is Mr*. H. A Adrounle, Sunday. Oct. 9. 126 S. Broadway. Featuring PERMA-PRESSED Fabrics! WIDE WALE STAY PRESS Corduroy SLACKS In New Dark Brown Sizes 29 to 36 $O00 ar Smart appearance is here to slay... in these easy-care Durable Press fashions for young men. No wrinkles, no. ironing, no kidding. All this and low prices, too! Hop Sack Stoy-Press Slacks ph.k1’700 «*900 $8°° OSHKOSH Stay-Press Wide Loop'Hip Hugger JEANS Block. Light Blue. Green or Beige. Sixes 29 to 36. $595 HIP HUGGER PERM* PRESS CORDS New, Zip-Lined Pile DACRON and COTTON All Weather COATS Society newS , *10’5 LJ Campus and Alligator Stay-Press COATS Donuts 69c doz.1 Plain 59c doz. -i TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY UPHOLSTERING With Pile Linings Olive and 5QE00 SEC° Black Colors vw & vw Open Doily Sweaters Light Weight* ind Shaggy 8 ,. 20 Sleeveless Sweaters Button Fronts and Slipovers $ebo O up Time to LAY-AWAY While our New Fall & Winter Stack is Complete. Use Your CHARGE CARDS H.C.B. or Security Van Heusen VANOPRESS >•« «i 3 *Z°° white handkerchiefs Velours of the Season SHIRTS and SWEATERS in the newest colors — Solids, Heathers & Candy Stripe V-Neck Slipovers $89% . DICKIES in Velour & Orlon Knits to Match Any Color - $2.00 tr $3.00 CORDUROY SHIRTS Tapered Styles with Button-Down Collars in Gray. Brown or Gold. Sizes Small. Medium & Large. $595 your rings Wayne Hazel twist and turn H'S TIME TO TURN TO Women: Create a New You with Glamour Hair T Color! End nog fwtrfmg forever ... Anger-fit enure* a perfect, jnug fit in a "hoadsup“ poution to skew the beauty of your gem»."No spring* ■ ’ Takes Only a Few Minutes . . .1 Temporary or Can Last I • Several Weeks. Our Beauticians arc Experts al Hair Coloring. Styling and Setting. CLEVELAND’S MEN'S & BOYS WEAR £ Watch Whij*^ One Group $4 Q Spcciot at . . . I V Others to wot 205 N. Michigan Dark Green. Brown, Olive and Blue . Sixes 28 to 36 Woodland Church Is Scene for Lovely Nuptials Superette ; SLACKS Wide Selections of Stoy Pres* JoAnn C. Marques, Russell Martin to Wed on October 29 Society newS Young Men's Clothing HSffiFM FDB&DDD! ton and Mra. Kenneth Miller. a.-.r>istcd by Mra W B Hybarger. R N ot thc staff of Pennock BRIDE -EIXCT — Miss VldUe Hospital. Lynn Mead Is the bride-elect of Thiw In thc Eacort Service Gordon Lee Gross Miss Mead, urc, Mrs. Clinton Bnii, Mrs. lhe daughter of Mr. and Mra , Frederick Buller. Mrs. Daniel Victor E. Mead of 1621 N Jet- Cheney. Mra. Cleo Haywood. Mra. ferson. Is a 1964 graduate of John Crue. Mra. Wesley Logan. Hastings High School. The pros­ Mrs. Ronald Martin, Mra Robert pective bridegroom, son of Er­ Stanley, Mrs. Thomas Stebbin*. nest J Gross. U employed at Mrs. Robert Eaton. Mra Claude thc E. W. Bliss Company. ’ Gardner. Mra Ray Miller. Mra. Norman Milstead. Mra Malcolm Tuckerman, Mra. Richard Oark. Mrs Howard Fema, Mrs. Ken­ neth'Miller, Mra. Robert Seasc, Mra. George *Brown, Mra. Donald Doolittle. Mra. Rene Oanguillet, Mra. Gerald Sanders, Mrs. Don The engagement of JoAnn C.,---------------------------.------ -----Marque* end Russell Martin ha* Wdlfare. Mra. Howard Frart. been announced. JoAnn is tiw Mrs Henry Gibson. Mrs Stephen MR AND MRS. LARRY RUSSELL LANDON daughter of Mr and Mrs James Joluwin. Mrs Ted O’Laughlin. ... Miss Julie Ann Stowell Is Mamed. O. Marque* of Oakland. Calif. Ml*s Doris Cappon. Mra. Tom Rtwell is the non of Mr. and Taffee. Mrs. Tom Ogden and I many with Mr. and Mrs. RussellI Stowell of Woodland as master’ Mra John A Martin of Hastings Mr*. George Youngs. Ti»e latter They plan to be wed on Oct, two assist with this program dur­ ■and mistress of ceremonies. Miss1 lnR !he Summer. With lhe other* Barbara Stowell, cousin of the: 29 m Hastings. _______ it ta a year around activity. bride, was at lhe guesl book. Those.assisting about thc rooms were' Tn AttPnd Conclave Fbur Escort Volunteer* are oa the wcek Maraha Grinage. Linda Stowell. i o /Nrrena k-onciaye duly cttch dB>. Mrs. Florence Wilson. _”ra Anyone in the community InRoberta Rlvett. Mrs. Duane Poxc Olen Brower. Mra. Walter For*- (crested In joining this group are and Mrs. Donald Fox. LteWaallaM M«i«xte> Churd>: For „„„ „ . berg and Cliff Dolan are plan^,.4 j, Irj Fn»i, WI 5their trip to Phoenix. Artz., ™ <te 0! Ite «hOT ter IteSteM will te .!•-• ning to attend thc Michigan LI- a953 ceremony of Julie Ann Stowell and tinned at -Luke • Air -. — Convention at Flint, ’ Force Base,. thetc brury 7 THE 23RD PSALM FOR THE --------new Mrs. Landon wore an olive ’ 1 HOSPITAL VOLUNTEERS pm. Saturday. Oct. 15.------------------- green suit with matching accesI The bride Is Ute daughter of Mr. । sonea and a white coat trimmed Volunteer work ta my candle, and Mra Perry Stowell of Wood- ln gni-n. I shall not want for light . [land and Mr. and Mra. Russell out-of-town guests came, from Landon of Hastings are the pur- Clarksville. Freeport. Grand Rap­ remembering others. ent* of thc bridegroom. jd*. Traverse City. Grand Ledge. It radiates God* love to pa­ Large basket* of yellow and Vermontville. Charlotte. Holly, ■ day night at the Hastings Country tient and worker alike. white mums and candelabra graced Eaton Rapid:,. Alto, Middleville, ..n- Club and top honors in bridge vkxsuutk Rockford. nwsioio Kai«WU- *«’» ,o rred Markle and Herman Il rvitcreUi my spirit. LanNiig, Vickaburg. ! lhe alUr. . Late Odessa, Oteasa. Hastings, HaMtete. Boufer. TIM lor It leadeth me down lhe bright Lake -----•«' “» , The Rev. Richard VandenBosch amazuo. anJ Doi er. Dei. Gordon Cove and Mr*. William 'performed the double ring ccreA lundicpn was servid tor mem- i ^*”7 Burice a,ul mony in /'the presence of a» * Yea. though I walk within guests. Mrs Eugene Reuther, or­ bers ot Ute rehearsal party at thc J* Burkholder. of Uw grooms parents. Mr. . ‘ walla where life Is given or gan 1st. uccomfxuiied the wlotal. home and Mra Ruax-ll Landun . Mr- and Mra. Ros* John-on taken away, <• Rev. George Spei-s Jute 4 (nd<UU at Ite Mclte UlUu Club wteu K itel My candle bums brightly, tho Given in marriage by her father, Acdi-my « Kuuly Culture te M U» K“"l “ nrunutey mniU. light ever glearning— tlie bride was beautiful in a floor­ uiubui arid u « te.ru« ««.-'«.13, Minutes teiuu, Mr. length gown of lace over tuflcta, ‘metoludst Through a nod, a smile, or A I tU4d Mri Arthur Haven. Andrew | |bxj4h a(M1 WBUrj|_ iu)d featuring a scalloped neckline and mttoiugut. work. 1 know I am needed; | long alctves. A walicau tram was -------------------- —— < Frank Hoonan. traveling prize. | It glow* with knowledge of my fastened at the waist of the full hospital; I hoop isklrt. Her elbow-length illu­ Mr. and Mrs Orville VanWic sion veil was held in place with had dinner with Mr. and Mrs j serves, and my cup runneth a crown of crystals and jteurls. Site ‘ Oliver Goodrich al tlie River’s I carried a cascade bouquet of yel­ There were 20 at the home of ln Rapld8 Saturday Surely the rewards of my )ob low and while roses. Mrs. Iola Wilkes, menitxrr.r of her evening as a -------------------------------belated cckbraticn of { far exceed what I have given । Mis Sue Aim Stowell, cousin of |alnily and friends, on Sunday for both couples' wedding anniver- ' And the light of my candle of lhe bride, as maid of hfrnor. wore a going-sway party. She plans to sarits. service shall glow In my u fluor-length gown of dark blue ir3ve for Bradenton, Fla . Oct, 34. lieart forever! I velvet.Utinmed In light blue *atut wnd Mrs Sadie Cronk will make I Mra. RuttU Stanton entertained ------------ -------------------------------------I with matching hat and veil, the trip with her. with a coffee hour and mUcel— I Bridesmaids were Miss Terry Mui1. . . . Hirirou* kine-nu uihui brutal iuiuwvi shower iik honoring *> iuik rg>|,CU TC ' liken., Woodland, and Mrs. Robert Die family grt-together, ntthe | ^ru)ni carter on Monday eve-1 FLuiUL Ute groum'-i stattr of Dot er,’ home of Mr and Mra R D. Omo |nt|c GualU. werc lhc nrWhbor, i Del. They wore long floor-length " Jr. on Sunday wus a four-told and Mra SUnUn. from the celebration. The diploma, which Marilyn’s montage to Robert Wit- i Mnd light blue satin skirts, with was on exhibition. ».>. one of the k (s t0 Mjicmnizcd In No­ m.i*.cumg lint* end veils. Thc at- reasons for celebrating, a* it sig- vcmber ti-ndMU all earned cascade bou- ndlcd the graduation of Mrs. Onto ’ • • • qiiitB.a< golden mums. • Alex, from Michigan State UntMr* Lewis Mrs. Lewis Stanton Stanton and and Kay Kay 1 | .sasstpRowtadcr. daughter of Mr. versify. Dierc were also three |StanWn hu.ted a surprise birthday ।and Mra James Rowtader of birthtfciys to honor, those of Mr ty Ior Mra Margaret Johnson Woodland. was the flower girl and and Mrs. R B. Omo. Sr., of Union „n Sunday evening. Guest* were the ruig bearer was Kim Landon, City, and Alex’s brother Carl; tJlc Wa>1ie corey* of Wyoming, | brother of lhe groom. Another Hoffman, a Mudent at Michigan Ho/X.u stant4aa lhe Howbrother. Dennis Landon, was Ute State. Guests other Dun the hon- ard orsboms The actual date of junior usher tor the muthira ot the one were Mr and Mra. Ken Hoff- Margaret's birthday was Thurabride atxl grioom. man. Alex’s jmtwUa l^. Ulc 13th Mld wls rfaliy Roger Stowell. WcxxUand, broth­ 'surprised when tlie Sunday eveer of the bride, wai: brat man and Sunday was was [nc the day lor for Terry' nlng gathering was in her honor. I udu-ra were Lyle 8chondelm..yer. HulM .rl darter e Joe Joe Hu-* hu-41 Hubert, daughter 0( of lh the ... Freeport, and Ron Landon. Has- berts. to cell ... ..birth.. j brute her ninth evening Uie family tings, grooms cousin Mra the Stowell chose > liaht uotu ■“ d ” tS”1 'riend'«« *nrt‘ed of Mr and Mrs E L. Myer*, which ,1,^. ; unm '“r 11111 Mute. Mr JUKI Mn, Ite, M>.,, . Story of “Die sleeping Beauty, an nd rg~.ii.. Mr an£j Mra Eraln .rimmed with beaded crystal. Ior un|nviled guesl arrived in the Knox — . .| of- '-L Fremont. and Mr. and her daughter's wedding. She uorc slui)e slfk bug’’ B[l(t dut* oI of a a -"sick and lh thec Mrs. Don Mosher of Williamston. U L *8 silver accessories and a white cur- Hubert baby was it* victim. So entertained them tor dinner at WC Make CHI sage. The groom's mother wore a Mn> „uWrt and (he baby excused * in Charlotte to observe Mr FROSTED b DECORATEV winter white dress with red accra- .jt< nu-ehe* from the party. But all Andy Myers retirement from the Viking sorics and a while corsage not l(Bt- M Ttny ’s faUter where he had worked for 43 years r — . A reception was held In the -Iook Over” and did a wonderful church parlors following thc cere^rving the pretty birthday To celebrate the 13th birthday c.-.kc MitwrvbJm* the ulft cake. supervising gift ottenirur opening ot their son. Jeff, which was on and the games, which were a lot Saturday. Oct IS, the Kermit ot fun "Bingo" was the favorite Stamms entertained Mr. and Mra. game an- then’ were Halloween,j Michael Stamm and daughter. Jutak<--liome prizes for all. he. Mr. and Mrs. Han Stamm. 1 Hubert Stamm. Mr. and Mrs Neal Two week* ago the John Dlnaman and daughter. Diana, and Butlwr family of Akron. Ohio, „„ । Mr?. Michael Muiiar on Sunday vidted Uw Kenneth Bucltcr iuclicr evening. evening. \ Ixuiu- in Carton Center. Tliey | spent a week here. Thc John Burlier* nlv, visited the David THE FURNITURE Smith home BUILDING Thc Kenneth Buchers 1 Ken­ neth Mac Brudi went to Akron • ius Thursday lor a few day* on: a business tiup. They were ex-1 Phone 374-3523 thxtcd back Ute first of the week. *• Peg's Beauty Bar Above Savings b Loan Ph. 945-3382 yet »lip» over your knuckle and lock* securely. Snugly.. azactly the right lira for your fingH Gilmore Jeweler U)2E_ State W15-5316 - I �8—THE RAFTINGS BANNER Dr. Mawby is Speaker at 411 Livestock Fete Wnnt to Learn? County Board Join IIHS Classes Approves Record For Area Adults Dedicate Church At Lake Odessa Births at Pennock United Fund Contributions Bunday afternoon al the Lake Od rm Christian Reformed Church with Rev. George Gritter Wright 81m. coordinator of vo­ cational education at Hastings Orand Rapids glring the adHigh School, has announced that Members of the Barry County Hastings United Community courses In almost any subject Board of Supervisors reconvened Fund drive reached *34329 by adults arc Interested in will be this Wednesday and approved a Tuesday morning. Chairman offered for evenings record permanent budget Mr new church on Sixth , A venue 3*7. i Jack Hoke reported. Tlie total Is •Die 4H Ldvcrtnck Clubs of I1>67. nnd n new salary schedule but April and thc completed | Mr r»>tra*k«r, B4 | about 80 percent of t'.ie *54.225 Fsrrj "County celebrated n~»«agranting raises to nearly all Lid^uX ’"'EMan goal. son of activity nnd success nt i Courthouse and sheriff'* depart ­ availability of qualified learhbAnquet held in the First Metho­ Of lhe reported contribu­ ment employees and to consider dist Church In Hartings on Sultions, *28.191 came from lhe Coordlnaior Sim said some in- naming a member of the Burry eight clashes. There Is large offIndustrial division's Incomplete County Road Commission and street parking orca In the rear ready been r^MIvrd.y Welfare Board of th* church. Other Incomplete reports ore: Clnsw. ill poiil4<afl science The proposed budget for 1967 Refreshments were served by Public school*. *4.19037; clergy. history. English, art, handicraft, totals $'>01,315, an Increase of the Friendship Circle. MiditenU*. Oct 8110; retail downtown, *800; re­ mnlh. science or olhrr -aibjects H1M.18799 over the permanent tail. other area*. *234; transpor­ will I* offered budiel for the current year. tation. *60; Courthouse *18150; Persons intent.-ted may write or Dlagervon. Tlie proposed budget antici­ sheriff's department. *54; BurA program featuring a group .-all tlie Hosting* High counsel­ pate* a cash balance al the end of 4H members from lhe Fine ing office of 1966 of *207.011. and 1967 non­ Fourth Ward. 8294. and town­ Lake club in q comedy routine tax receipts of *90.000 leaving ships. *141. and musical pantomime and re­ (CO4 323 S8 to be raised by prop­ Mr*. Warner’s marks by Sandy Schondelmayer erty tuxes Tluil amount can be only 10 of the 32 division*. of Middleville was presented Kempf, of 81. Joseph were guests raised by the available 6.14 mill*. The temperature hit a low of The proposed budge, would re­ Dr Russell G Mawby of Hick­ 33 Monday night at the Hustings quire only *17,096 In local prop­ for several days last week and Mr. and Mrs Vem Yaeger took ory Comers Hl* topic was Both , Flidierifs Research Station, fol­ erty taxe* above the *58732731 accompanied them to Mackinac Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins to new sheet metal for the first time since Ils IntrodueEnd* of Uie Rupe." in which hr lowed by rain Tuesday morning. spread for the year 1966. Bridge on a color tour which ■•UtUU. Grand Rapids on Wednesday a I of 1964, lhe Mustang for 1967 is sportier In appear■ it, pointed out thc many benefits , The temperatures: they report wa* simply gorgeous livelier than ever before. The 2-1-2 Fallback model Social service* takes a large Preclp. to be gained from the 4H livyentered Butterworth Hospital for (above) has a new roof line and concave rear panel while lhe con­ The Allan Hyde* and the amount of the proposed budget stock program besides tlie actual vertible (below) illustrates the thrusting new hood line and deeply eye surgery. Mra. Ken Echllnaw George VanHoutens were In Ma­ The Medical Care Facility training thc bavs and girl* Inset grille. All Mustangs for 1967 have two-inch wider front and arid her father. Glenn Perkin*, zon Sunday to attend lhe chris­ retires *100,000, State institu­ rear tread for improved handling. Options for 1967 include a visited Mrs Perkins Friday Mr. tening of their grandson. Brian. । tions *40,000. adminutraUun uf 320-horsepower, 390 CID V-8 engine and Select Shift Cruise-Oand Mrs. Norman Perkins and ut the Presbyterian Church, nnd | ly a small percentage of oct Matic transmission for manual or automatic gear shifting. (wo son* 6f Flint wtre in Hasellef *40.000. hospitalization to spend the day with ill* par­ actually become Ilves! ..-k Oct Ungs over the weekend and on ent*. the Wendell Hyde*, and lit­ .28 Hain. producers, he pointed out. but Oct. 10 Sunday brought Mrs Perkins tle Julie. capital outlay *12,000. the program teaches rrsponrt-1 Oct. 11 home from the hospital. She Is The sheriff'* budget Is 8102,000, Ort. ’12• blllty by providing the voting-1 *'"• Miss Grace Edmond* left on abstract *40.000, agriculture of­ .32 Kain. The Missionary Society Ladles doing very nicely. Monday to visit her sister. Mrs. stent first association with a Oct. 13 fice *24.000, appropriations *5.Oct 14 living creature and having to About 150 parent* and guests E. H. Pnte In Lincoln Park then of thc Pilgrim Holiness Church 500. board of supervisors *20.000. BELLEVUE .66 Rain. al — the -----------------church thisprovide for It-, welfare —meeting --------- . — attended the Monday. Oct. 10. on to Louisville, Ky . far a-week- iarc board of health *50.000. county .09 Rain end with friends. Site will be In J Thursday to pack Christmas MnwLy also reasoned that con­ Ort. 16 clerk's office *19,600. treasurer's DELTON - Olbncl TrutbM. B3. OcU piano recital given by Mra. Katli- Athens. Ala., until after Thanks-1 boxes to be acnl to native work­ structive nonconformity w« a crine Mot! at Delton High School. 10; Joy Hxyward. Bl. Ort. IS. off tee *18.800. counts park desirable trait In today's popu­ DOWLINO AlbortUie taw, Ort Plano Mudent* of Mra. Mott Riving Day and then will spend 1 era In Africa. This Is a new ven- I $10,000, courthouse and Jail lation explosion. Include Dominic Petrosky. Owen Christmas with Mr*. Eric Kardell tore. *17.000. contagious diseases m pus* years tnc society rut* *5.000. Circuit Court *21.700. FREEPORT — Jatn D<We«rd. Bl. Francisco. Debbie Baker. Julie in o.ii.u rc, i>. ot. i iuii ume county roads *52.600. probate Mary Barcroft, Bl, Ort. 12; Joycai Chamberlain. Kathy Williams. she will go to California. Oregon sent Christmas boxes to mis- ' conform to Bloiu*. Box 102. Oct, 13; Oatald Paul Hyde. Oreg Pea*. Jan Sher­ and Washington visiting friend* sionaries abroad but lhe native] court child care *25.000, civil de­ । workers have been left out. These t man. Pam Slnkler. Jackie Fran- nnd relatives. By Mrs. Donald Proejrock fense *3.000. county library *600. riSco. Beekle Hughes. Mike Hill, I Houseguest* of lhe Eugene highly educated black people ore I Concrete Block* and drain commlsloner sa,800. dog derived from the thinking of Denise Smith, John Hill. Becky Henlsers from Thursday evening BOtng u> be remembered this damage and expense *8.000. niuicoiHfrimiii. — --------- - --Mubi.. , Breyer. Danny Lyons. Kathy until Saturday were hl* sister year, Lightweight Block* 420 Bruce Bean, d'rector of thc | Mrs Wesley Edmond* eele- equalization *14.000. elections ] Herbert. Kim Chamberlain. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard i Nashville, Mich. 4H I'.verto-k un't roordlnafd brated ntr birthday on Satur- *4.000. friend of the court *32,500. P»pp and three children, ot Chi‘ Cheryl Champion. Kathy Decker, In tills work may contact the ■ banquet - and• acted ■ • a* master • j day. She wa* accompanied bv 12 insurance nnd bonds *9.000. Juve­ the Phone 653-2791 cagu. Ill. Sunday guest* were Mr. i Dorothy Lyons. Dour Sager. Dapresident, Mrs. Pearl Woods. o! ceremonies Mr* Harold E"k- members of her Immediate family nile agent *22500. law library Etocl Hcodenoa. ... —...— v|t* Hughes, Becky Chamberlain, and Mrs. Roy Hatcher of Clark­ ert was general chairman for the to' church and 24 members gath- *2.000. medical examiners (1.000. nou« municipal court *8,000. miscel­ Miubevt. B*. CandBce M»tr. sxo Becky Lyon*, Cindy Almon and Eton. afftlr with dinner prepared by W Ctnur. Ort 12: Atl«n» F*tb«. a,.lxwn I » Muah&U Blsacba L. Foil*. Liuxng usixmi ner nt the Star Grange Hall laneous (15,000. microfilm *4500. *1'2 ilo h" riti. H*i«l J. Hunt. s«7 w. Assisting Assisting Mra. Mrs Mott Mott were were two two ON DUTY IN VIETNAM and Albert Bell ot Nashville bar­ near Harting*. Mrs Edmonds marine enforcement *8500, prosecuting attorney *16,000, . ... ludents. Susan Herbert and becued the beef Tab’e deenrapl. St.. Aan.lt. HUlik.r. 330 W IVinnv Hoffman of Augusta and Danny probate court *22.000. register of Cllntan. Hsi.U T.yl.r, 703 E. Mill. tXinn> CBMMrs. Bernard Watson of R2 Has­ --------Blair Hawblitz Mr and Mrs Joe , Linderman. ___________________ tings. Is In Vietnam. His address her grnndnn. also deeds *15.700 and soldiers and taoni Scott. B3. St.v.n M.lrtll 1120 K. Mieiu**n. Oct. 13; o«n»« The Melvin Haight* entertalnAndrew* provided table bouquets now nf Augusta were visitors In sailors burial *7.000. Th‘“™ P*k "nH The zoning department would L. jSE’j.raV jlj’w'Indian"hui *» of mums, dahlles and other Full jwr jy,me earlier this post week, flowers with thc bouquets given Mr nni| Mrs Sterling French of get *13,000 under the proposed Df„ Oaynaih Wokoit, 1203 N Josephine Townsend of Lansing I USS Strong. D.I). 358 B-Dlv. Manila Prajl. Bl, Oct for dinner, Sunday. away os^dour prizes after lhe Bedford also railed. * " Forrest’ budget, nn Increase from tills Michigan. 14: Farn 1203 B.r- Ohuicb. <__________ ■ *____________ _ .... __ , Bhartt. -w,„. J1O “ progr""' ----------------*------ -• from a vn- year's *8.700. fiilag.'"*?# e- Vltr* Ellis.*I | Tobian •has returned The snlnrv report proposed to I Hirtmso, B2, Oct. 1 ration in Northern Michigan. * put tlie welfare department di­ Willett*. Bit. EvelvnjTbe Dowling Hospital Guild met rectors on a *1500 yearly salary, j yesterday with Gertrude Gaskill the same os the Rond Commis­ * Saturday evening tlu* MYP of sioners The road commissioners LAKE ODESSA — DeWitt Everitt. Harting* nolira have been In- Dowling Church will have a now get *1.000 yearly verttaallnc the theft of tools and *iwr roast nt the Banfle d The salary report reflects a 12 Willowbrook Dr. off M-50—Weit of Loke Odessa other articles from garages nnd Methodist Church * Llttl:> David to 15 percent increase, it was er, 630 Fourth Avo . Oct. 13; Mill hornet last weekend Gaskill, younger son of the Ro- said. ohuaoB. 720 WMhlsgtoa WTd • Loren Francisro Sunday mam- bert ChL'klll*. is Mil) hospitalized FRII OF CHARGE— * Tlie salary report, submitted Ing reported the theft of tool« an t In Pennock Hospital for medical bv Mayor Franklin C Beckwith.1 a tote truv from hi* truck 'it his treatment, * Mina Ormsbe. form­ Swell K. Mead and Jerome Van TENDERLOIN We will Check and Clean any make of Hearing Aid M(. R2, Oct. hom* st 722 W Grwm '111" thief ra Dowling resident, visited at alre. Includea: NASHVILLE N. Y. STRIP or thieves left s slide nroJocWir th" Lloyd Gaskill hrane ln*<; ««,«««» Abstractor from *6,400 to $7,-1 Ort. 10: B BELTONS HEARING CENTER nnd tape player behind Thev aLso week. * Mra Jean Brandt un- jqo Asst Abstractor from *4.000 349 CopItdTS.W. Boni. Crwk, Mid,. T-BONE took a gtrv work cast and oW drrwnit surgery at Pennock Hos- p, g*JOO. Deputy Abstractor from ability Ax Indiin b'nnket . pltal. *4,000 to *4300. 2 typists tea.) CDWABD L EMERSON. DiMbutor BchuUr 41* Serving Doily from 12 Noon to 1:30 A M ‘ Ken Robbe. 901 W Green, about Women of the Dowling Metho- *3.400 to *3,600. 2 typist* tea.) SUNFIELD — Barton Gilbert. BB . noon reported tiiat hl* garage hid dirt Church arc havlne n enrage- | 33.300 to (3500; Agricultural been entered alone with the glove run-mapr sale at the Lloyd Gas- ' Ass't Aet nn chenve. 2 Clerks rcmmrtmrnt of ids car A Titan, kill home this week * Miss iea* *3.800 to *4.000; County VERMONTVILLE Tkona>on. 137 I chain s*rw and opotllght were Katie Gaskill, rtudent at Mich- Clerk *6300 to *7.000, Dep Clerk WOODLAND In« taken lean University, spent the w^ek-1 $4,000 ta $4500, Drain CommlsMra George part, 723 W Green, end with her family, the Robert1 rtoner $4,700 In 85.400: County tiiat nftemocn reported tool* stolen Gaskin*, nnd attended tlie home- 1 Treasurer *5.800 to *6500. Dep. from her garage coming <mme nt HnstlfiVs * The Treos. ------ *4,000 •to ­ *4500. Clerk Circuit Judge The Clay Bassetts discovered a Llovd Gaskills entertained thc ipart tlme> *1.000;------------—. 9 by 12-foot wall tent, another 9 North-East Dowling Fann Bu- no change. Court Reporter *3.. by 9 tent. Coleman two-btimer renu group nt their home last 235.70 to *4.451 G7 Court Crier no »>y ’»r*. Ifestte fll. t.oirn* camp stove and other nrilcira were n'vht * Dowling Community 4H change. Assignment Clerk $1300 **■""*• 945-«7t» taken from their property. He re- ctub —is ;. ,to; tn rat nt tjhe Dowling /| to> *1.500. Probation Officer's 'Mr and Mrs. Barkey of• Lon-Chun-h tonight ** to sltrti ------mroibcra Secretary *1.625 to *t,800; Equall- sing spent Thursday with Mr. ported the tlieft Tuesday. c ‘------ *' ‘ for VJivfc- nrojrct. All children ' i-atlon Dept, inew> director *6.700, George Lowden. * Mr and Mrs. ---, --------- - ——.. bran tiivesttgatlag buntlarics of whn axe n|tlP yr,-irs of age are | Asst. Director. *5.600. Secretary. ] Admiral Focrch ul Latirttu vlrtThe Willows at Algonquin Lake welcome. welcome Parents ~ arc tinted to $3,500: Friend of the Court *4.000' 1— ted■ *-<his sister. Mrs. Lottie Bumend the riding stables on thc nttend with ttwir children for al to *4 500. Alimony Clerk $3500 to pus. Friday. * Mr nnd Mrs John Yankee Spring* Road b-tter tutflrvrtnndmg of thc pro-1 »< <*». Investigator *7.800 to *8.-1 Mason spent Sunday nt their Wedncsduy October 5. Don ice's w Winners nr thc Dowling 300. Secretary *3500 to *4.000. cabin near Roscommon. * Mr Johnson reported his store at IJhrara- Rending contest have Enforcement Officer $5500 to and Mra Frank Engle visited Algonquin had been eiiSercd nnd been announced' loura Burpee *6-00°: Probate Judge *10.000 to, her parents in South Bend Fri­ about >10 in sliver taken, plus ts I* the th- winner In the thc grade 1-31-3 t1 $12,000. *12.000. Registrar *4.100 to *4.*4.-1 day and Saturday. saturuay. * Mr. and ana cigarettes, beer, three sweat Rosemary BTimra In thc grades1 600. Juvenile Agent *2,000 to *2.-1 Mrs Warren Cairns spent last 4.T^d\tehteh Mhooblr hlzh '«». Dep Registrar *4.000 to *4.-. week as follows: Monday, with 4-8. and tne men wnool-jr Illgn 500 Asst. 5 Juvenile Agent Mr and Mrs Murle Agent tSSM *5300 his his nenhew nephew. Mr. and Mrs Murle total value of *33 87 rrnttp winner Lt Suzanne Proefrpek * The Glen Mowrys have to *5.800, Matron *1.400 to *1,800; Reynolds at Athens. Wednesday. . about *70 was taken from the moved in the Conner Oswald Prosecuting Attorney *6500 to. with his niece. Mr. and Mrs. *7300. Secretary, *3.500 <same); : Charles Bowman at Cressey, and cash box at the riding stables, a Register of Deeds *5.300 to *6.000. Saturday, with his niece, M' | pair of cowboy boots and three Deputy *4.000 to *4500; Detcn- and Mrs. Ernest Hawkins, at or four boxes of 23 shells. lion Home Matron *1,400 to *1.- Vicksburg. Such pretty colms to! 800. Road Commissioners. 3 tea.) see in lhe trees! * Mr and Mra ! Lec Boyce and Mr* Harold Ja- By .Wr«. Leland Hammond *1,000 to *1.500: Welfare Com-1 Miles Sawdy of Clarksville nnd, cobeon of Kalamazoo, former mlssloners. 3 tea.) *1500 <same>: George Lowden took a color tour] teacher* hero, spent the day In Mr and Mra. Stuart Hammond Zoning Department Admlnistra- । through southern Michigan last j Hastings visiting friends. i.nd Philip visited her parent*. tor *100 a wk.. *5,700 a year. Tuesdoy — I Mr. and Mrs Carl Adams of Secretary *3500 (same); Micro- —;-------------------------------------------------------------------- I Bloomingdale. Sunday * Keiih film Operator Cleik *1.65 per hr I vnampmn cJJ,00*!. Champion naa had uuthe nusronune misfortune io to break ills leg while practicing " ®f dcn . ] ureaK ick wnuc pruciicuiK „ , . .. ..nis . . .. ... . irr football at.... Delton school. He will 'n t4 nno 800 niu« plus fra* fees to to *55i)0 $5500 plus plus | / iifcnomci *»5500' to | lx; confined In Bronson HospitalI1 f e e s ; Undersheriff ’’ "r for six weeks * Mr and Mrs $6 000; Matron of Jail. (1.400 to j l» SERVICE *1800' Minimum starting sala Wtn Day. Sandy and Doug of] ries of deputies from *4300 to­ I Ci dor Springs called on Mr. and LET US FIX YOUR Mrs Basil Hammond. Sunday. 1i *5.000. Deputies, part time with Board Approval from *3500 to TV AS IT OUGHT Mrs Laura Pickcll Ls confined *15 00 per day. in P<pp Hospital following surg­ TO BE FIXED ery * Chip Vickery 1* home nf- Dt>u/ . . ” t li­ ter spending some time In Bron- Or Vv nCGTS I QlK son Huipita). * Mr and Mra Byrde Doetcr called on Tim Brown in Kalamazoo. Thursday | Tlie Hastings Business & Pro­ a Lindsay Handshoe Ls 111 with | fesslonal Women's Club met at pneumonia e " ......... .. .. .,Tuesday. the Hastings ,.Hotel on Oct 11. with ten guest* present Phone Vermontville Harpr. are thc The speaker was Mrs Connie] 259-7298 Geisler from Battle Creek who: pital. Is Director of District 7 of which I Budget for 1967 Personal Mention | The Weather | Church Women To Aid Native African Workers PENNOCK HOSPITAL PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Dowling BELTONE ...FREE... 'Monthly Hearing Aid Service Center' Police Investigate Weekend Thefts The Swamp Bar Jordan Lake ! STEAK SPECIAL East Middle La^e NEED MONEY? HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ' Friday, October 21 Got your eyes on a new car? new home? Want to see your way to a college educa­ LOOK HERE! Lent Corners 7 Ml Whatever financial purpose you have in view, we are happy to help. As a full service bank, we can and do... make all types of loans, at low rates. Convenient repayment. Look'to us see us soon! By Connie Geisler New York Life millillllllllllllllllHUIIIIIIIIIIUHIIIIillu oping a protection pro­ gram that is right for you requires expert planning. Bocause we offer insurance of every kind for your home, car. jectively analyze your require­ ment* over-all, and balance your insurance dollars to fit them best. There's no cost or obligation for this service. Call ut for detail*. 120 W. STATE ST. ^i^irLn-1-.^.i Looking for money to pay off all those bills? Stan Trumble, C.L.U. to your Insurance planning tion? business opportunity? 5-4174 the Hastings Club is a member.' Her talk wa* "ABC's of Busi­ ness A- Professional Women." The business meeting was con­ ducted by President Marjory Tumes The Membership Committee was In charge of lhe meeting and three recent new members bers are Irene Hamo. Ruby Henney and Margaret Beatty. There were several members present from the Future Profes­ sional & Business Girls Club ot Hastings High School of which Virginia Snyder I* Uie advisor. One of the members. Terri Bab­ cock. gave a talk on the right tor 18-year-olds to vote. TO MODERNIZE The Stale Highway Commit-1 slon announced ’ recently the I publication of on engineering re- ; port recommending moderniza­ tion of 115 miles of M-43 west of Kalamazoo Bld* on contract* for the *3 6 million project arc scheduled to be taken in Novem- Experience plus skill make the Wo repair hi-fi and MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SERVICE tape recorders, too. • Saving* CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Account • Business Loans Checking Accounts Personal Loan* Bank by Mail Traveler’* Check* Mortgage Loans e Safety Deposit Boxes \e Saving* Certificate* Rational : Hastings CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON �1 Barth Chairman Vietnam War Body of Lake Of MSV Walking Skyrockets Work Victim Found Horse Show At Cull Thursday Leo W. Barth. Hastings pho­ Of Red Cross tographer and Tennessee Walker The body of Joseph J. Van- breeder. 1* dulrman of the Bruggen III. who drowned Aug. North Central States Walking Horae Breeders' Futurity and covered Thursday. Oct. 13. In Gull Lake after a Comstock wo­ man spotted it under a pier at pavilion at Michigan Stale Uni­ the northwest comer of the large versity. mom of Galeiburg and Gor- Light at 4923 Ridgewood, over a mile northwest of lhe spot where the youth was believed continually searched since the Aug. 30 accident. Imm^llately after the drowning divera —In­ cluding Barry County Under­ sheriff Gordon Trick. Hastings Police Sergeant Robert Ritter and Conservation Officer Gene Brown — attempted to find the body. Call tfl 5-3481. For Banner Classified Ads For lhe Aral time there Is to be a two-year-old division and Holly Van Maine of Middleville will show Klwanls storm and Barth will show Miss Misty Brookside. Doris Erickson of Hastings Is to show Sun's Robin Marie and Pam Barth of Freeport will show Mr Midnight Chandel in the yearling division. JoLee Barth will show Brookside Gay Misty and her dad will allow Brook­ side Sun's Nodder in the wean­ ling division Thought For The Week If you want a share of the credit for any suc­ cess, be ready to shoulder port of the blame for any failure. GIRRBACH Fh. WI 5-3252 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE By United Fund GifU Hiked Here Service* provided to American fighting men In South Vietnam continued to mount, according to General James F. Collins. ARC president Eggleston. 41. 314 E Green. Street, who died about 12 30 pm. Saturday. Oct. 15. at Blodgett Hospital in Orand Rapids, were to be held at 1 pm Wednesday rocketing demand resulting from the military build up. the ave- Middlevtlle with the Rev Harold M Taber officiating with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery', at Mid­ dleville. era In Vietnam pumped from 2.­ 000 during the first three months of 1945 to 12,000 In the month of September of this year. for CanaolidaUd rrelgbt month. This does not Include th® many thousands of less urgent airmail communications ex- He became II) In Utah last cal ARC diopters and tlie Red Cross field directors stationed with lhe troop*. The relay of Information is one of thc key Jota performed by tlie Red Ctom for members of the armed force*, frenuenlly providing tlie military with fac­ t u a l reports about illness of . death in lhe family required by /"kf AT 1 •!! the military to determine thc Ol 113Sll V111C need for emergency leaves. On the brighter side, the messages TV Q . 1 may be nows of a newborn child. PICS oOtUrGUV Your Barry County chapter of! J the Red Cross has. during the I Funeral .services for Miss Ruth post 12 months. experienced an. L. Antrup. 67. of R2 Nashville. Increase of over 40 percent In were K -1’* Saturday al 2 pm held service to military' families. from the Vogt Funeral Home in • Buch service Is made passible Nashville. by your support of Red Cross MLv Antrup died Thursday through your Community Fund­ evening. Oct 13. at Pennock Hoo­ Join Up—Jain Inf You can help, pstaj after a stay of four weeks. too. Give the united way. Bom In Nebraska on May 11. Ruth Antrup Charles E and Hannah B. iWelUngfordi Antrup. Surviving are two brothers. Charles, of Lite same add real os Directors of the Barry County lhe deceased, and Ralph of Sportswomen's Club are to meet Mishawaka, Ind . and two nUtero. at the home of Mra. Merl H. Mrs. Lawrence Myers of Battle Campbell Tuesday, Oct. 25 The women plan a ruminage sale for Plymouth. Oct. 28 at the IOOF Hall and Tlu' Rev Edward F. Rhoades their Christmas bake sale and of Nashville officiated at Soturbaraar on Dec. 2 at tlie National Bonk. Tlie regular club meeting was Tuesday night with Mrs made in the Union Cemetery. Campbell, Bertha Rivers. Crystal Barlow., Evelyn Perry and Pearl Nichols on tlie committee. ^THE WEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types GOOD. LARGE HOME on W«l Stale Street, welt, about '/* mile hat three bedrooms and large ..$9,500,00 HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, with two bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, basement has oil space heater 250 gal. tank, all floor coverings for $4,000.00 A NICE BUILDING LOT in Grant* Second Addition, First Ward, for ... ...$1,000.00 TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS in the Butler Addition. Hastings, foe PnnM 1 »w ft George Eggleston Dies Saturday; Rites Wednesday Servicet Supported CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS screens, his nice laundry room and built-in desk, for -. o Section aw waTv Thumfnv October Thursday, OcHlvr 20, 20. 1966 Sportswomen Plan Future Activities FUNERAL HOME W. Green at Broadway The Hastings CBanner WI T $800.00 SIXTIEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, has five bedroom home, has three bedrooms upstairs *nd two down, living room, bath, dining room, kitchen, basement oil furnace, front and beck porches. $7,700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, has oil and gas station and general store stock, would consider trade A REAL NICE'BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and full bath, attached garage, aluminum siding, drapes and floor coverings go with it far $10,500.00 A SPLIT-LEVEL (FOUR LEVELS). IN THI let WARD, top level has three bedrooms and bath, next level kitchen with built-in oven, stove, carpeted living room, family room, with fireplace, study and half - bath, basement, attached double garage, has aluminum siding, with brick front, for $21,000.00 A NEW HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, a bungalow, with living room, three nice bedrooms, dinette, and ..$16,500.00 A BRAND NEW HOME JUST SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS. HASTINGS, has Urge living room, kitchen with dining space, four nice bedrooms, two full baths, car pod. on lot 100 feet on road and 150 feet deep, a swell bungalow priced low for quick sal*. If interested in a roomy house, let us TWO EXCELLENT LOTS in the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved street with utility services in for ----- ......--------- $1,600.00 as. Maple Grove Couple Will Celebrate 50th Jubilee SIGHTING-IN-DA Y ration Club will sponsor an "N.R.A. Slghtlng-In-Day" and rifle range on Sunday. Nov. 6. Hunter* are Invited to come out and xero In their deer hunting rifle* on N.R.A. tar- public. Homecoming at Gull Lake High Gul) Lake will hold lu home­ coming celebration Friday night and students are preparing floats to compete for awards under the theme. "Color Carousel " Rachel Turner is to crown the home­ coming queen during the half ot the Bangor - Blue Devil game. "Kathy and the Unknowns" are to play for the dance Saturday I night sponsored by the junior I class. Return with Moose Wednesday. Oct 12. Mr Eggleston is survived by MR. AND MRS. ALSTON E. PENFOLD 'his wife. Estelle: a aon. Totnmp, 15; two daughters. Mary Ellen. •’ - ~ ' 12; a Step­ daughter. Sandra Farmer. a .-tep-ron. David ------------ — mother. Mr* Maurice Carter. Middleville, a sister. Mrs. Ralph <Mary Lou> Schantz. MlddleOpen house will be held at the, as quartermaster. home of Mr. and Mrs Alston 3. -----. vllle. and a brother. Ray Eggles­ In 1936 they moved. .to Maple Penfold, 6945 Assyria Road, from Grove nnd they have lived at ton. R1 Hasting*. N living Road. 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Sunday. their present home since 1946 and of Oct 23. In honor of their golden Mr. and Mra Penfold operated Orand HaVfn Mr Blld Mr. Jlm wedding anniversary. a More nt Maple Grove Center I Wlswell. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Hosting the event will be their sons-ln-law and daughters. Mr. for a venr. Mrs Pinfold served Finnic. .Mr. and Mra Fred ano Mrs vnanes and Mrs Charles -inraai <Theda> cupCop- as the treasurer of Maple Grove .Markle and Mr and Mrs Joe pess of Sunfield Mr and Mra. Township for tao years, and la- Hubert attended tlie Notro-Dame Donald •Aletai Van Auken of t<r worked at lhe Kellogg fac- Nor.h Carolina game on SaturBattle Creek and Mr. and Mra “nr In Battle Creek •'«’ Lloyd iThelmai LUuleyof Nash­ ville. assisted by several of the grandchildren The couple ha* 12 grandchllEDUCATION faces >cme strlous children. Three grandson* are and very challenging problem!. Some of the** problems will The former Miss Beatrice Her­ become matter! lor the Courts rington. daughter of the tale Mr. to settle. My eiperience on our and Mrs Noah Herrington of local Board of Education will be rural Nashville, and Alston E. moil helpful. Penfold, son of the late Mr and Mrs. Edwin Penfold of rural I Nashville, were married In Char­ lotte on Oct. 24. 1916 They moved to Plainwell for a year where they worked on a tenant farm. Luster they moved to Battle Creek where. Mr Pen­ fold worked for the Battle Creek Food company as a carpenter, three yean at Use Duplex plant Howard Oraborn ot Tillotson Lake anji Rozell Stantoq*^*tumed last Thursday from the wilds of Canada where they had been hunting, but were not emp­ ty-handed. as they had a moose weighing between 800 and BOO Donald K. Quick. 50. Delton, pounds The fellows hunted in Arthur Meade, president of I the WaWa. Ontario region, and escaped injury about 1:30 pm. lhe Hastings Basketball league, wiiile they were happy to get the Saturday. Oct. 8. when the left has announced that an organ- moose, found It a bit rugged to froffk tire ot the cement truck j (ration meeting will be held on the Walldorff Rood a mile Thursday, Nov 3. In Room 182 Mr. and MYa. Burnell Lark® itM M-43 The truck went off the of Hastings High School. President Meade would like left Thursday for Corning. NJ. north side of the rood Intd & to visit the Bud Klevom family, bank. Il hod four yards of conall managers and others Inter­ Crete. ested to attend to draft a sched­ They returned Tuesday. ule and elect officers. The dead I ine for entering teams and paying lhe $35 entry fee Is Nov. 17. City Cage Loop Organization Meeting Nov. 3 Truck Hits Bonk 0 RICHARD ROBINSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Thornapple Boy Scout District Meeting Monday The Thornapple District Boy Scout Committee , meets Mon­ day. Oct 24. aththe Hastings Mutual Insurance Company at ' 7:30 pjn. Unit Institutional representa­ tives are urged to be present. Only by the full participation of representatives from every unit, can u well rounded-out program tie planned. Scout Exe­ cutive Russell Evans said Topics for discussion will In­ clude. membership, advance­ ment, camping and activities— Klondike Derby, Boy Scout Week, annual meeting and Spring camporee. training and man­ power. * Mr and Mra Thomas Stebbins left by train Saturday for San Francisco. Callf.. to attend a banking meeting. They were ac­ companied by Dr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Schowidter. En route they will visit the latter a son. Torn SchowiUter, who la at San Diego State College. XV.CofoGX.SC?l TWO APARTMENT HOUSE IN SECOND WARD, each apartment has living room, kitchen and-bath and two bedrooms, heated with gas. and there is a two stall garage, for ------____ $7,000.00 IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home In A-1 condition, three bedroom* and new bath upstairs and insulated and has storm A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN. IN THI FOURTH WARD, with three bedrooms and a full bath upstairs, and down it..has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and has a stool down, full basement with gas'furnace. garage for-------------- ------------------------- --------------- --------- $7,500.00 ANOTHER BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, in Hastings Haights, has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen gnd dinette, full basement, gas heat, a nice two stall garage, a beautiful home for - - $16,800.00 A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upMalra and down It has living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room," heated withTottl* gas and space heater, four-acre lot for-------------—----- --—----------- ........-.$5,250.00 A REAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has living room, three nice bedrooms. IN THE SECOND WARD, in A-1 condition with three bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, two living room!, dining room, new kitchen, full bath, full X>1 seme nt with oil furnace, den on the first floor, two car garage, cement driveway, full lot for ..1------- „------------------------- $9,000.00 4H0WIR OLOFASHIOUIO INSTITUTION wr OONr Ht« 50 MUCH ABOUT IS THE WE00IN6 ANNIVERSARY’ K REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIR5T WARD. has. two bedrooms and full bslh and downstairs it has one bedzoom, living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast nook. h*s glassed-in back porch, full b*sement with forced hot air gas h®»t, wall to wall carpeting in living *nd dining rooms, is newly painted outside and decorated irnld®, two stall garage, and is fully insulated, for $11,000.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN KER 145 W. Stat* HmHrba MMl Cart Nlethamer HOME PHONE WI 5-3004 FLOOR COVEft’lNG ... 94S-5U8_<( 123 W STATL STREET , need a lift? let HCB finance your new car First it's the muffler. . . then spork plugs, brakes, tires, lights, body rust, little dents, seat covers, washer blades . . . will it never end? Before it does end, turn it in on a new car and get easy financing ... at HCB, of course! Hastings llilii Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit I mureace Corporation �Saxons to Battle Grdenvijle in Crucial Test Hastings Bobbles Hastings Travels 3Ut To Meet Strong I Grid Roundup I WaY ““'.IT Loss at Ionia Greenville Team OrravUU Capitalize on Saxon Alma A/ter Scoring Mistake*, Penalties 124) Comet Upset The Hastings High Saxons Friday night fumbled their way Smarting under the humiliat­ ing 31-14 defeat suffered at- Ionls Friday night. Coach Bob Carl­ son's Hastings High Saxons settempting to meet one of Green­ tile High's finest football teams in many a season. The Saxons travel to meet the Yellow Jackets, while front-run­ ner St. Johns will host Charlotte In a game Uiat will decide lhe West Central Conference champ.onshlp. Alma will entertain Lakewood and Grand Ledge will host Ionia in a "parents’ night" event on the Comet gridiron. Hastings will be without the PBBP OBID BEBULTB Bl jtui oj, Ala* IB. CkuMW7, Or ••□rill* « Ok*m*a 7. rioll Kcrald and Mark Cole will work in tiiat spot G menvilla has scored a victory In 1064, the Saxons squeezed out Vlckaburi Stormy Weekend Fails to Hinder \p n**f ICamporee fimnnrPP Scout OLUUl V4II1UUI CC Belfield at Center For 'K' College AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside INSURANCE AGENCY “Sid* of Strand Thoatra" and what a pleasant night it was for the previously win leas Bull­ dogs. The weather was fine with a warm breeze and their guests from Hastings handed them thc ball on five occasions, and on five other occasions gave them 15yard advances. Hastings, led. 7-6. at the half and 14-12 In the third period, and then lhe romp wa* TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! SAVE E 207© On: Flowering plants, gardens. MUM boka $4 97 Cash & Carry —' I STILL the highest quality PLUS Florists Trans world Delivery HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop 204 I. State St. Gordon Johncock of Hastings finished fourth in a Ford Fair- I lane In lhe 500-mllc stock car' race at Charlotte. N.C.. which I was won by Lee Roy Yarbrough I driving a Dodge Charger. NEW ARRIVALS—COL William W. Cobb, eoamaadeZof the 11th Armored Cavalry Johncock had arrived back In . Regiment, leads his unit ashore at Vung Tau, Vietnam. The regiment, from Ft Meade, lhe States the previous Tuesday. lonla scored again before thc j Md., arrived in Vietnam on the troopship Saltan. Known as the “Blaekhorae Regiment,'* Oct 11. returning from Japan fourth quarter nnd twice more the Uth is a mobile reconnaissance force made up of three squadrons along with a where cut tr.i.t,!.- had prrkcnUd In the finale to post their first | him train participating in the win of the season and humble Imil(innp>l;..-tvp<- nice ut thc Coach Bob Carlson's aggrega-1 tings, and Jerry V Laubaugh. 18. Fuji Speedway in Japan. tian Just when they appeared to Gordon's engine blew during R1 Hastings, were arrejAcd for jeU. shooting before 10 a m. on the practice and he didn't have a The loss was the second in opening day of duck season. chance to qualify in lhe race Youngs league play for the Saxohs who < which featured many of Ameri­ They paid a 825 fine plus 86 70 have victories over Alma and ca'* top driver*. Lakewood. They also lost to Michigan's small game season opens at 10 a.m. this Thurs- They fired about 6:20 that However, the second car J morning and the trio had five powerful St. John* day jn our 3. an(| sportsmen and women are reminded to ducks in their possession in Ute handled by his crew composed of Duane Glasgow nnd Larry .SKkSSfmE'wmiSt ,lw 10 1“nch Sevcral l"“l lad’ ,hc Middleville State Game area. of Hastings and Dick Oet­ S2 fctt IS l"'d ”*> durinS lhc duck lhal ,h' 10 «"l » <«< Gary R. Goolsby, 17, Kalama­ Payne tinger of New Albany. Ind., with good blocking to make the keeps. zoo, was hunting without a li­ driven by Bobby Unser of Albu­ score 6-0. Dave Turnes kicked Conservation Officer Gene Brown anticipates a fine small cense In the Yankee Springs querque. NM.. finished second rt ni untinB^h-lnr!i“n2t2dWlUJiRanw ol*nin«> re|»rtinR that there are more pheasants in some State Game area. He paid a 815 one minute behind Jackie Stew­ art of Scotland. fine plus 86.70 costs. 6.01 left in thc first period. j section* of Barry than In the!-----------------------------------------------Half of the 22 can built for Just before the quarter ended post. The season also opens on ( head off southwest — and they Paul E. WhlUnyer, 31. 887 S. r-k... —u — . conle back Last Bunday Washington. Hastings, wits ar­ the almost oval Indianapolis Chris Tulier passed to n.,„ Peter; ................... pats, woodcock, squirrel and rabSchanskl on a play that covered j bits The daily bag limit on there were only tfbout 20 as­ rested for shooting 19 minutes track failed to finish the 215 miles over Uie 2.7 mile course. 19 yards and Ionia trailed by pheasant is two, four In posses- sorted ducks on the lake. . . . after hours at waterfowl on Oct. Sam Sessions of Nashville fin­ one, 7-6. । sion and eight for lhe season. 12 in Yankee Springs. He paid a ished 18th, hitting lhe wall on In the third quarter Dave The rabbit bag limit Is five a The 9.600 hunters who ap­ 820 fine plus 86.70 his 29th lap. William* journeyed 26 yard* I day. 10 in possession and 50 for plied for permits to shoot tur­ around left end and Fullback .I lhe season keys should know by now whe­ Jerry Dunn ran the point and ] Don't forget to gel a small Hasting* led. 14-6, with 8:16 j Bnmc license. Minors under 17 ther they were lucky. Drawingswere held Sept. 30 Those seek­ left in the quarter. need a parent or guardian to ing any deer permits should On the first play after the apply for a license, and young know next week how they fared. Hastings kickoff, Charles Stew- hunters mUK.be accompanied by —. ------■ .. ------ u. — _ the someone over 17 when hunting art passed to Schanskl for From Yankee Springs Justice Bulldog s second touchdown. Tlie on lands where they do not live. William Hummel's court: play covered 61 yards. The at­ "You must have your hunting Michael E. Ken st. 10, 4154 tempt to run the point failed license with you when you carry or transport a gun, slingshot or Charlton Park Road, was fined in the period. bow and arrow In areas where >20 plus 56.70 court costs for Il­ Hastings began moving again there are wild birds and wild legal possession of firearms. He but after a first down Gary Mlr- animals." the instructions say. Was arrested by Conservation Otflcer Gene Brown Oct. 5 for zoian Intercepted a pass by Back tags must be worn. having a shotgun with slugs in Quarterback Jim Williams It You may not hunt from a car. 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USB was first down on Hastings' 45. aircraft, boat or float of any Tanner Lake Road. Ort the first play Hastings drew kind that Is propelled by engine, Mow. sow, tow, till, plow, haul, seed, fertillza, remove wow — “■Gordon. J. Parsons. 20, Nashmotor or sail. ■­ you name the job and Wheel Horse has the *ttapping tool ’you’ll Klle. paid a 825 fine plus costs down on the 25. You may not use artificial ir hunting squirrels out of seaneed. Be4 the complete Una of Wheal Horae tractor* and quicklights to take deer. Shining Pointe gave the Bulldogs a first ligtita to locate game is prims »n. He was arrested by Officer attaefaing tool* now on display. Brown who cited two juveniles down on the 9. facie evidence of a violation nnd The Saxons dug in and three therefore you wjll be subject to into Juvenile court, Gary J. Pratt. 19. R1 Hastings, plays went for naught, but on search by a conservation officer. Phone WI 5-2983 I 142 E. State Street, Hastings Duane E./Bowennan. 21, R2 Husthe fourUi attempt Schanskl You may not drive small game swirled on Uie old Statute of or furbearmg animals from their Liberty play and put Ionia holes or homes. You may not hunt from a tree. I The desperate Blue Gold raised platform or scaffold. went to work and moved from You may not buy or sell small their 20 to the Ionia 46 when game. they lost Ute ball on a fumble. You may not carry or use an However, they got It back three automatic, semit - “ automatic le—_™ or ~I plays later on their own 41 automatic loading shotgun or j Dave Williams made a first center-fire rifle that can hold more than six shells in the bar- j Hasting* lost lhe ball on a rel or magazine untuned. Tt^d exception to this is that it do& Saxon* forced Ionia to punt. not apply to slide, lever or bolt action guns Until Thursday, you may not On the next play the ball was carry a rifle, shotgun, or sling­ batted around in the air and shot In the field. . . . Robert Baker hauled It in and rambled Into the end zone to John Leary of Uuiry'a Sport make Uie score 24-14. Baker ran Center nnd Game Warden Brown the point and it wax 25-14 with reported we had a fine duck rea­ son opening. However. Brown lonia kicked off and Hastings said the cold weather and hunt­ lei lhe ball bounce around—and ing pressure drove hundreds of Ionia drove in and recovered it ducks south. Brown said he saw for a first down on the Hastings what probably was 2,000 or more 21. On the first play Hostings ducks take of! from the south­ drew another 15 yarder and it west corner of Otis Lake and was first down on thc 13. On the fourth smash Michael Krywanski scored from the three Tlie try for point failed and the final Downtown 1 ■ L.jA /J I ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■■■ ■ NRB ■ i Armchair Athlete BY’ ’■« M W W FOR FUN AND HEALTH It's America's Favorite Family Fun' Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Open Bowling Time Available Pick a winner from our complete stable Phone WI 5-3184 E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lsthberf Your Hotts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan U8E BANNER WANT Ans­ Brings You lAf D f LB Brmgs You WDlH FOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS I. H TRUCKS Keep Your Dial of MICHIGAN Set At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 Si Tony Belli MOTORS coin • Mercury • Cougar 1320 N. Michigan Ph. 945-2479 THIS WEEK Michigan State HASTINGS BARRY vi. COUNTY PURDUE RADIO Broadcast Timo: 1:15 p.m. NOTICE Not withstanding county zoning, all persons desiring to build or alter a residence or ................. within the , Springs, must first obtain a permit from the Yankee Springs Building^nspector. Present Building Inspector Charles Neuman •Rt. 3, Chief Noonday Road Middleville, Michigan Any violations will be prosecuted in accordance with the terms of the ordinance. Yankee Springs Township Board and GAMES— SCOUTS Puppies Available I Five part beagle and intenches| ter puppies. 10 weeks old. and | other dogs are available for 1 adoption through Dog Warden Dean Braden who may be con। tacted through the Sheriff's of- 219 West Stat* St. WEEKEND SPECIAL Cordie Fourth In 500-Mile Stock Car Race ond place In the West Central Conference when they dropped a 31-14 decision to Coach Chuck KohloB's Ionia High eleven Back In 1967 Greenville spoiled Hastings' homecoming with a 20-14 victory under Coach Dick .u ... . .J T*° hundred and twenty-five, Two hundred and twentv-fiv“ With three victories against s<.ouU jjeouter* braved the, two defeats, the Jackets will beiUMkend Jtorm attend the' out to avenge the past seasons. Thornapple District Boy Scout especially after they dropped a „ heartbreaking 7 - 6 decision al "T camporee. Charlotte last week The F*11 camporee featuring aroxd i»e nnt ume It had lhe ball after the opening kickoff, but was never able to Scouting." To carry out the theme em­ get another despite a couple of phasis was pul on perfecting good breaks late In the game skills In patrol and troop leader­ ship. outdoor safety, hiking and camping Due to the inclement weather Statist or the game were nearly * Greenville had 13 the Scouts had plenty of practice first do Charlotte 14. but In setting up tents to withstand 183 yards rushing the strong winds, and fire build­ --------------------Js' 162. but had a ing with wet wood. minus six yards via the airwaves The Scout* set up camp on to Charlotte's 41. Friday and broke camp on Sun­ Greenville Pullback Frank day after church services. Thc Gibeon gained 78 yards, Roman Catholic boys attended church Barnwell 63 and Gerry Van- at the Catholic Church on 92nd Syckle 22. Charlotte Fullback BUI Street, east of Caledonite. Rogers had 81. Mike Snyder 41 and Joe Bartolocci 44. lhe North Irvin* Wesley Meth­ ... uwiri ixiui vnuren conaucteo »ervJohns rolled over Alma. 53-13. Ice* on lhe campground*, and Lakewood upoet Grand I The highlight of the campLcdge. 12-0. mg experience was lhe "hunter St. Johns rolled up 313 yards ' safely" course conducted by rushing and 57 passing to walk , three officers of lhe Conservaaway from Ahna Alma had 1831 Uon Department. After attendyards on the ground and 48 In | mg the two-hour course on Satthe air. The Redwings led 21-0 at urday morning the boys were the quarter. I given a written test. Ron Sb6emaker blocked a sec- I Those passing the test satlsond quarter Grand Ledge punt 1 factorily will be issued a certlon the 16-yard line and Ken I ncate and patch Indicating that Benson tell on it in the end they are "qualified hunters." ....... r... rv.. ft_i r .. v ...... .. . . ___ >___a_____ On ..Saturday evening camp touchdown. fire was held In a natural am­ The Vikings scored again in phitheater bordered by pine the finale with Tom Hewitt go­ tree*. ing over from the five. Three large camp fires had beea started as the Seoul* enter the campfire area — each patrol carrying Its Torch light to guide them from their campsite to the Lee Belfield. 1966 Hastings campfire site, a distance of about High graduate, played most of one-half mile. Melvin Haight, district chair­ thc ofTensive game at center for Kalamazoo College Saturday man of camping and activities, when the Hornets upset Adrian. was general camporee chairman and master of ceremonies at the camp fire. with a 2-1 record He introduced his camporee committee members who did an Olivet blanked Alma 0-0 and excellent Job. Thc committee in­ cluded Keith Ycrty, Foss White, Hope dealt Albion Its first league Richard Hart. Howard Belson. loss Saturday, 12-0. Charles Hoover and Ray Helrlgel. A Court of Honor was con­ ducted at the campfire with the following boys receiving awards: Tenderfoot — John Lewis. Mike Sutter. Nathan Fry. Jim Liscombe. Troop 50 Delton, and Randy Nelson. Troop 77. Has­ Hastings wax playing without tings; Second Class—Tom Lewis Troop 77. Hastings. Bruce lhe services of regular center Squires. Ken Williams Troop 177. Robert Ritter- Ritter, with nn Nashville. and Jerry RietKlrk. injured ankle, limped in thc Troop 180. Lacey; First Class— game for several plays. naipu i ruup au. Ralph ntcpneiu.. Stephens.,Troop 50. uciDel-,. The score by quarters: I ton; Star Rank, Douglas Hart. i HASTINGS . .T.. 7 0 7 0—14] I Troop 75. Hastings; Life Rank—I IONIA .......... ...... 6 0 12 13—31 ' Murlr Rich Scatterly. EU-att*r!v 1 1 ■a i Mark Alman Alman. Rick 'Troop 50, Delton: Donald BaxGood score*: Wes VanDenburg i ter. Troop 73, Hastings, and Dan 541. Ron Wyngarden 468. Mike I Storms. Troop 108. Banfield pendability of our fait Each of tlie 15 participating Wiley 455. Bob Terf> 428 and units received a special campo- Art Merrill 455 tonal attention when Standing*: Moose. Piston Ring | ree ribbon and each scoutmaster . ___ — received a K plaque as a special. “nd Team 0 have 4 points. Haans I you need ui . . . recognition for his services to 13. Legion Auxiliary and Coleman For All Types of Insurance 2 Local Union 1 and |7 ---------- _e-----------Insurance—-SEE Piston 0. HASTINGS Don Payiva of Hastings fired a perfect 25 In the Barry Con­ servation Club's trapahoot Sat­ urday evening. There was a big turnout despite the rain. Earl Argetsinger and Gary Murphy had 23. Ken Lancaster 22. Jeff George 21. Dick Taylor 20. Bernard Tobias. Don Bach­ man and Bob Slocum 19 and Herbert Everett. Eldon Mathews. David Leary and Ellsworth New­ ton 18. Bob Slocum and Davkl Leary were the special event winners. I Another shoot is set for Baturday from 5 to 11 pm. Alert Bulldog* Lakeirood Coe* to Jink Williams who was injured early in lhe Ionia game. His old- Don Payiva Fires Perfect Score at Local Trapshoot West Central Standings Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all Hastings High School Games . . . PLUS THE AREA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS at 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Good Korea: Bettjr Howes 1724W, Pnth Hybarger 111-444. Phytone Klahn 150-355. Betty Rogers 140-371. Jean Wellfare 140-353. Jean Willette! 130-353 Leona Rogers 138-300 and Diane Beljen 131-363. WSU Biologist Traces Habits Of State’s Migratory Waterfowl i SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES I High acoaes: Louis Silsbee 198­ 1563. Ron Pellow 216-559. Bud Gross 198-517. Gene Wyant 185­ 511. Ted Smith 191-491. Al Mor­ gan 167-481. Allan Hlnrlchsen I 181-488. Ray Lundquist 1B8-5O4.| I Sandra Lundquist 181-494. BUI | | Bums 169-482. Loury Arnold 167,1 । Wanda Smith 171, Don Ray 154. | Von Howell 164. Harry Krone-' . witter 164. Bernard House 178. Dorothy Bums 151. Robert Slo­ cum 166, Dan Cullers 155. Lindo ' Arnold 151. Wesley Friend 158' and Mike Leffe) 166. HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Joe Glelarowskl blasted 241 his final game to come up with a COMMERCIAL MINORS 623 total to pace lhe hot Classic circuit Wednesday night. Ernie Miller had 210-813. Sheriff Merl Thursday firing 235-638. Aaron: Sherk chalked 230-602, Rod MI1JCampbell 211-588. H Pedewa 544. A. Hlnrlchsen 523, Dave Irwin cr 185-530. Harvey Baker 187­ 516. Gordie Norris 507. Pat Ter- 500. Vem Harbin 181-525. Denny Fredrickson 216-579. Gerald Price penlng 520. C. Baker 200-545, Les Springer 511. Bruce Terry 207­ 180-505. Galen Daniels 196-526. 596. Harold Hall 508. Herb Serv­ Paul Woodman 197-532. Dick Walsh 194-532. Pete Kroger 202­ ice 202-514. Basil Hitchcock 549. Harry Long 212-589, Jerry Keeg- 507. Snap Jay 177-500. Del Curstra 217-546, Joe Burkholder 544. tbs 178-500 and Bob Getty 172­ Bob Lambert 213-573. Bill Bums . 513. 523. Pete Kruger 555, C Roblyer Standings: Belli Motors and 229- 545. Gene Ornbau 206-517, Bender Gravel 19. Parker's DepuWayne Newton 501. J Rose 518, Dave Dimmers 503. Karol Owen Mobil 15'.-. Tinkler's and Dale's 230- 572, C Rose 501, George Chenoweth 535, Jim Barnum 518. ten Monument 124. Midway , Dick Hart and Art FTerlenbunt Buffing 12. Smith Bros 114. | 504, Shannon Lydy 242-588, E Hastings Aluminum and WallLyon 511, B Slceby 201-571. Ron dorff's 11 nnd Zephyr nnd South­ Ulgdon 517, O. Smelkcr 211-518.1 end Food fl. Dale Geiger 222-551, R. Carmo­ ney 512, E Sheler 513, Jack Bow- , THE TWISTERS man 212-524, Oeorge Lydy 507, j Standings: The Bomba 14. Hull B, Kenyon 522, Jim Barr 518, Harv Haan 210-555. Paul Ed­ Realty and Renner Ford 13. Cool wards 204-542. Bill Hackney 506. Aides 12 and Powder Box and T. Smith 501 nnd A. Morgan 542 Local Finance 10. Good scores: Greta Grlener Standings: McAllisters 22'/. Moose nnd Johnle's 18. Reahm 158-406. DolUe Larsen 186-455. Motor Sales 17':. Klersey's 17. Doris Greenfield 170-428. Shirley Hawks 146-423. Mary Parker 168­ 400. Lambert 182-462 and Vir­ ginia Howard 143-402. I Thursday, October 20, 1966 . Filler* 15 4. Burkey's 15. East Side1 I Lumber 144. Miner's Dursclean I H4. Hasting* Mining 13, Al's 124. Elks and Dowling 12. WBCH: 114. Burns 11. Williams' Inauronce 7 and Sanitary Service 5. THE HASTINGS BANNER—1 Mighty Trojans Whip Wayland for 28th Win Middleville High's mighty Tro­ in the second with lhe score Tuller romping 20 yard sinto the jans, who clawed thc Wayland 12-12 at lhe half. end zone The vital point again Wildcats Inst week. 32-6, face w as mused Galesburg - Augusta scored In unbeaten Hamilton Friday night Hastings' freshmen go to at Hamilton in a game that I the first and second .period’, to Greenville thu Thursday for a should give Coach Bob White's post a 14-7 win over Springfield 6 pm. game Last Thursday lhe T-K lads undisputed possession | in a battle of previously unbeat­ Greenville frosh trounced the of first place In the Expressway en teams. Coach Bernie Oom's Hastings The Vicksburg Bulldogs moved High Junior Varsity gridders. Charlotte 9th graders, 40-20, ut Conference. Tlie teams ore now । closer to what would be their who were held to a 12-12 tie by Charlotte. tied with 2-2 records. In other area game*. Maple ' first title In 14 years Friday Ionia here Thursday night, will Valley Invades Caledonia. Ban­ night by edging defending cham- face another fine team when MONDAY BOWLERETTES gor travels to Gull Lake. Del­ । pion South Haven, 6-2, in a they are host to the unbeaten Sis rley VanDenburg bumrd ton invades strong Paw Paw. Wolverine Conference game. Greenville reserve* at 7 pm. the-lane* with her 244-615 serie*. Plainwell stopped Comstock. Thursday on Johnson Field Wayland goes to South Chris­ June McKelvey rolled 207-517. 1 30-7, as Paw Paw won its first tian and Bellevue entertains Last week the young Yellow­ Barb Kierscy 193-529. Faye Al­ Wolverine league game in two Jackets ran their win streak to len 210-534. Gladys Edwards 219­ St. Philip of Bailie Creek. Middleville had to come from years by beating Allegan. 19-7. five straight with a 27-12 win 556. Fran Owen 215-505. Shirley Vicksburg now has an edge over visiting Charlotte They also Raymond 170-476, Norma Brown behind to defeat stubborn Way­ land for it* 28th straight win- over South Haven and Plainwell. have an 18-12 win over Ionia. 143 -409, Grace Cooley 153 - 444. Thc Wildcats led 6-0 after the Vicksburg is 3-0 and the other Greenvale went ahead 27-0 In Sand! Daniels 163-412. Shirley first period and Ute Trojans had two teams are 3-1 in loop play. j LaDuc 166-405. Irene Cutchall the first half, and Charlotte ' 137-404. Velma Slocum 151-408. it tied up by intermission. How­ Mike Loper passed and ran ever. the Whitemcn scored twice Belding to a 40-32 win over scored twice in the second. Jodcne Howell 145-401. Shirley In each of the final periods to previously unbeaten Lowell Hastings' youngsters, playing Drake 164-425. Wanda Mal­ win going away. Friday night. Loper pawned for without the services of injured colm 205-482. Joyce Skcdgcll 156­ Jim Schaffer drove three yards four touchdown* and ran for Quarterback Glenn Cota, moved '411. Anamuc Barnum 150-424, to put Wayland ahead in the two other* a* Belding tied out In front in the first period Sharon Vickery’ 174 - 487 and opening period. Wayland held Lowell and Sparta for the Tri­ with Gary Hall going off tackle Boonie Hathaway 173-452 from thc second. The try for ! Inez Lyons picked up the 4-6-7 the Trojans scoreless until only River lead. 39 seconds remained in the half In losing its firle previous point failed. split. when Torn Warner took a screen games to Lowell, Belding scored With less than a minute left, | Standing*: Miller's Dura-lean pass frdm Terry Page and ran only 12 points while yielding 165 Wilson of Ionia caught a 40I 22. Williams Insurance 20. Signs 69 yards for the TD. Olivet High blanked Cllmax- yard pass nnd went in for the Tires 19. Walldorf!X V&J. MuIn the second half Middle­ Scotts. 16-0, in a Pioneer Confer­ Bulldogs to tie the score at 6-6. bll and Burn.* Refrtg 17. Color ville look lhe kickoff and ence game while St. Charles The point lolled Center and Blue Ribbon Grill 16. scored In eight plays with stunned Bellevue. 20-6. Early In the fourth quarter Hastings Milling 15. Gilmore's At Coldwater. St. Charles over­ the young Saxon* drove from Warner going''over from the Gems. Lydy's Livestock and five. Then the Trojans turned came an early Bellevue lead to their own 30 for a touchdown and Trucking and Barn Market Wildcat mistakes Into touch­ w in Lee DeLand scored on a 30- with Wes VanDenburg smashing 14. Motor Aires 13'-. Action Flex downs. yard run for Bellevue. over from the one. Again the try and Arcade Beauty Salon 9. for point was short Tern- Page passed to Gary Rockhill 8: Banghart Service 8. TUESDAY NITEHAWKS VanElst for eight yards and With three minute* left in the Cuyler Trucking 7 and Beeline Standing*: Mid-Villa 18. Rol­ game, Ionia tied the score with Fashions 4‘j. passed for the point, hitting lers 14. Devereaux 13. Head Pins Randy Sullivan to make the score 19-6. and King Pins 12. Strikers 10. VanElst Intercepted a Way­ Uldrik's Insurance 9 and Mave­ -land pass in the fourth period rick's 8 wins. Dave Makley led tho wheel and Middleville went on Uie move with Warner scoring from rolling 215-573, Jim Durbin thc five for his Ulird touchdown. chalked 189-531. Art Gallup 186­ A bad center on n punting situa­ 527. Dave Mam 193-514. Dick tion gave Middleville the ball on Morgan 180-526. Larry Arnold the Wayland 30 and four jttoys 185-618. Dole Oosenhelmcr 196- । I later Bill Miller scored from the 532. and Paul Cassel 189-503. one. and ran Uie point. Hamilton scored on three long WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE j Standing*: Crystal Candy, j drives to build up an 18-0 lead over Caledonia by halftime. The Hastings Motor Sales and Pea- j final score was IB-6. body 011 16. Hastings Cleaners Fullback Paul Goforth re­ 15. East Side Lumber, HasUngsl turned to lhe Maple Valley Aluminum. Stanton'* Real Es-1 lineup for the first time in a late and NcHi 13. Miller's Plumb- 1 month following a knee Injury ing and Maker's Market 12, Vital and teamec) with Bill Reid to Boy 11. Ready Mix 9. Carol'* ■ park lhe Lions to their second Needlecraft 6 and Pepsi 3. Good score*: Kate Bender 162- ■ win of the season, beating 438, Shirice Vandenburg 193-1 Parchment. 14-7. Parchment took the opening 644. Barb Klersey 172-487. Lou-1 kickoff and marched 75 yards Ise Bahs 184-485. Faye Allen ISOwith Phil Wojdyla scoring from 482. Mickey Lambert 173 -476. lhe 8 Larry Ledlow kicked the Inez Lyons 188-474, Jan Peurach point. 175-456. Barb High 155-458. Gene Reid Ued the game with a 66- Thompson 175-449. Lucille Wil­ yard run In the third period Go­ son 182-461. Peg Cronlnger 151-1 forth put the Lions ahead with 432. hl* extra-point run Reid passed Linda Smith 140. Shirley Bow- | to Bernie Hickey for the second man 152, Eleanor Morrill 155. । Lion TD and Goforth added the Marie Hammond 168. Mardell point. Reid had 119 yards rush­ Tuckerman 170. Shirley Wyn-' ing and caught three posses for garden 134. Erlene SmIUi 153. 64 yards. Esther Rowlader 134. June Chaf- ‘ Gull Uke battled hard Fri­ fee 132. Elva Rose 115. Cleopha day but had to settle for a 24­ Flora 155. Hlnrirtta Coenen 170.1 18 loss to visiting Otsego. Ot- Betty Miner 159. Alice Frederick­ »ego scored twice in the first son 161. Roser’-ry Raber and period, the Blue Devils tied it Mary Burdick 162. Young Saxons Fare Unbeaten Greenville ‘11’ DETROIT — Every fall. Michigan's skies are dotted with ducks and geese depart­ ing from the cold north for warmer areas in the south where open water and food are available. The geese fly in distinct V-shaped formations, whereas most of the ducks fly­ in more irregular, smaller, wedgeshaped groups. "It Is commonly believed that each flock has a special leader, but actually the leader of the V-formatlon changes from time to time," says Dr. William M. Thompson, a Wayne State University biolo­ gist. "Just what determines which bird will be leader at n given time Is not known," he Michigan, with Its many small Inland lakes and the sur­ rounding Great Lakes. Is home for about 37 species of ducks, geese, swans and mergansers each year. All the waterfowl of North America migrate along one of four more or less distinct routes Most birds from Michi­ gan and the Great Lakes seem to follow the Mississippi drain­ age system, although some go instead by way of lhe Atlantic coast. Since most migrating waterfdwl depend on aquatic plants and animals for food, they must have open water In order to eat. When ponds and lakes freeze over, their food is no longer available to them. Lack of food rather than the low temperature Is what prevefiU many migratory birds from surviving a northern winter. Food-shortage does not nec­ essarily trigger the southward tourney. Most species begin to leave their summer homes long before freezing tempera­ tures occur. Shorter daylight hours and decreasing-temper­ atures In the fall seem to be Important factors stimulating migration. The ancient Greeks, not aware of migratory birds* hab­ its, thought that the summer birds which they did not see In the winter were burled In lhe mud on the bottom of lakes and streams. "Although we know a great deal now about where most species of North American birds spend their winters as a result of extensive banding, we still know relatively little about how they find their way there,” Dr. Thompson points out. The most likely means of navigation for birds seem to be the use of major landmarks and sun position, for day mi­ grants. and the position of the stars for night migrants. One of the most active areas of research In ornithology at the present time Is bird migration, and much remains to be dis­ covered, he says. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2Standing*: Woodmansees 19. Trumble's Tavern and Gilmore Jewelers 16. Dog A Suda 15. Acketl's and Johnnie's 13, Chcno- weth Machine 11 and Kroger 9. Wayne Decker 572. Tom Johns­ Jack Sheler snaggled 200-568. ton 505. Jim Barnum 224-553. DeWayne Gallup 502, Ernie 207-506. Howard Johnston 199­ Gross 518. Kurt Burtch 515. Gor­ 510, Basil Hitchcock 200-520. die Howe 213-626, Jack Sheler Lyle Sanborn 188-550. Al Taylor 202-551. Ed Downey 213-529 and 183-504. Bill Hanson 190-500 and Carl Baker 217-536. Standings: Can Plant. Red BlU Mugridge 198-509. Crowns. Office. Green VaJley Boys, Assemblers, Accounting COMMERCIAL MAJORS Core Room. Flyers, Ramrods, Standings: Sports Bar a Foundry. King Pins, Chargers, Mixers. Pattern Shop. Main Platon Rings 17. City Food 14, Floor. Side Floor, Repairs and CuUJgan's 13’i. Hanrood's 12. Lucky Strikers. Hastings Aluminum 11. Welcome Tavern 8 and Tydan 7H. GO GO GIRLS Bill Bun» rolled a 246 game, Standing?: Canada Dry IB. second high In the Majors this Southend Food 124. Lescoa 12. .reason, and finished with 570 Miller Jewelers 11. Hastings Floor Covering 9'i and Has­ Thursday with 223-598. Paul Ed­ tings City Bank 9. wards roiled 206-585, Maynard The gbj that was really on the Tucker 211-566. Joe Ole^rowskl Slocum with a big 115-436 pins Haan 207-533. Al Rcigler 558, over her average. Dorothy Park­ Paul Bond 208-546. Les Springer er was high with 168-458. Helen 212-541. Floyd Williams 531. Root 159-454. Les Altoft 163-436 Jack Bowman 532. Joo Burkhol­ nnd Peg Cronlnger 170-434 der 206-552. Robert Miller 536. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Mike Schondelmayer 546. Bill Brown 519. Lawrence <Honkl Good scores: Norm Jenkins Keeler 212-559. Mttle Halnc* 514. 213-609. Milford Cornell 224-543, Paul Woodman 209-538. Irwin Bob Miller 193-558. Don Graham Harwood 528. Ed Richardson 207­ 202-530. Bob Tossavu 190-531, 536. Bill Hackney 507. Max Myers Don Haywood 185 - 515, Elmer 504. Pat Gilmore 503. Tom Gilli­ Jarvle 176-487 and Bruce Brumm land 502 and Galen Daniels 500. 172-487. Bob Reynolds had a 188 gome. WORLD’S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE E. W. BLISS LEAGUE' Walt Sinclair 179. Maurice AdrlBOB SKELTONS Good scores: Charles Krauss nnson 176, Joyce Denny 165, Jone 201-589. Joe Ulrich 200-535. Dale Sherk 163 and Bov Backe 158 W. Gun Loko Phone OS 2-3352 Standings: Ken's 8: Bob's Cappon 557. Gerald Forbey 627, Next to Allegan Co. Pork Doug Vickery 228-543. Larry .No­ Gulf 19. Welton Heating and vak 525. Bruce Terry 21F-S91, Thomapple Skating 18. Quality Discount 14. Rover Bend Golf 13. Maker's Super Market 11. Backe Construction 10 and Con­ sumers Power 9, . Join the Ski-Doo families (they're having fun all winter long) come see, come drive thejSensational new ski-doo let's Tolk About EXPERIENCE A man is molded by his experience. College gave me the theory of government — a degree in Political Economy. TKe~ministry gave me experience with people. As a pastor I hear from parents and students about educational problems. I hear the problems of the elderly: Fixed incomes trapped by rising prices, rising taxes, rising medical bills. Working iiwt mental hospital gave me first-hand knowledge of mental health problems. I have first-hand knowledge of the impatience of the Negro and the fears of the white as the Negro struggles to improve his circumstances. My opponent has experience with lifeless records and papers. A State Senator represents people.Their problems are his job. VOTE FOR DON HOLT. JI MICHIGAN STNTE S0UTE Democrat — 21st District Don- Holt has colled on 5.242 voters. Ho cares enough to coll. HAST1NGS MFG. LEAGUE Dale Geiger broke the 600 bar­ rier firing 220-624 and Jack Rose rolled 223-606. Harry McCollum and Bob Carmoney matched Jack's high game of 223. with McCollum finishing with 540 and Carmoney with 568 Del Curtis chalked 216-516. Al Rent­ ier 510. Dave Slater 504. Bob Elllget 501. Don Bowers 540, Karol Owen 210-543. Ken Rose 523. Aaron Sherk 535. Howard Thaler 218-555. Ted Dalman 517 and Jack Smith 220-548. Standings: Chrome Room 22. Office 19. Chargers 15. Court­ house Service 144, Tool Room 14. Pressers and Leftovers 12. Caslte 114. Tough Guys 11 and Machine Room 9. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 Paul Cassel led lhe lads Tues­ day with a big 244-589. Ernie Carpenter fired 213-569, Norval Thaler 194-576. Charles Blough 187-528. Elwood Yoder 177-504 Gordy Yoder 206-503. Hub Porrill 210-507, John ABerdlng 185­ 523. Denny Fredrickson 180-507 and Bob McCullum 201-518. Standing*: Yoder's Sunoco 18 Ken's 8i Bob's Gulf. Freeport Supply and Saskatoon Golf 17. Caukin Oil 16. Miller's Duraclean 15. Clark Super 12. Carpenter Hardware and Citizen's Elevator 11 and Bergy Bros. 6 MONDAY MIXERS Mildred Smith sna<gled 224­ 573 to lead the Mixers this week Shirley VanDenburg posted 190­ 535. Betty Sheler 191-509. Boonie Hathaway 180 - 603. Emma M«goon 196-490. Wilma Daniels 200­ 498. Peg Cronlnger 180-483. Jean McAllisters 162-476. Arlene Swan­ son 160-475. Ellen Dalman 187­ 471, June Benner 160-476, Joy Ward 167-460. Nancy Uldnks 160 - 466, Maxine Dipp 172-462 Beverly DeWitt 179-461, Alma Co rille 193-458, LaVonna Wood­ mansee 160-442, Evelyn David 182 - 444 and Marilyn Swanson 174-450Standing.; McAllister's 20. Pi»ton Ring, Foodland and Lydy » 17. Big D. Northride and Sher­ iff'* Girls 16, Mary's 15. Haan s and Parmelee's 1*. Van Matrr Parker's and Vogtti 13, Savings a: d Pood Center 12. WBCH u: '• Moor CsmkM 11 and We Specialize in:— Lubrications • Wash Jobs • Rear Springs Oil Changes • Car Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds Tires • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls Give it the finest protection available anywhere with Exchange car insurance at Triple-A. More Michigan drivers depend on it than any other. DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER - INSURANCE EXCHANGE ANO MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMPANY HASTINGS OFFICE Don's Citgo Station 1436 S. Hanover Phone 945-9049 237 W. Statw St. Ph. WI 5-4392 Uwtrd J. MeiMabtch. RtprwMRfitix* "Windshields Washed Every Time" Delmont 88 is here— Oldsmobile's new lowest-priced 88! First we made Delmont look like a car you can't afford. Then we priced it so you could. 0Ut»*Ms'i astr fsll-titt 88urisi, tks Drlmist, U»h ssftstics. In •ctualfntt, it's a«r. Dslnunl 88 fritst ilnrt wfri "htvfrks nsmn." Kshii TsnnnJs ityUug. PrsvsJ 88 ckmsli. hthts anJ ntfsntUn. A nJ KsUtl F-8 Jiugfari avniUhls wf£b OUinsMU’s utUsies CHmttit tkaOailteu Cntnl. (3-sfssA Tar* HfAraMatir caabkaAwith M 330- anA 12$ta*c latk V-8i.) Str y»«r OUs bealtr taday a*al t* faar ww Ihlaiaat Still The Rocket Action Cars are out front again I Reahm Motor Sales Inc.. 107 N- Michigan, Hastings KI TOM MAMT 0UNKMSU MAUI TM: TMMAM . KHrn-DKn I MITA ■ I KU80«T M . CUTIAM >UPtUt . F-8J . VUTA-C8UIM8 . M-l �■ SELL- RENT • SWAP - HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT - SWAP-HIRE - BUY • SELL- RE N , LOW COST CLASSIFIED ADS DET RESULTS HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY- SELL- RENT - SWAP - HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT ■ 4—TIIE HASTINGS BANNER Classified Paragraphs^ CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE 'Slop In and See A Lof of Prime Contenders lhe New 1967 Fords on Display Al RenneR Ford Country HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. CASH RATE—2'Ac per word with Theta Usod Car Pricat Will it luainoM Sarvicoa Make a Hit With Your Budget During Our 1967 CALENDARS — Wide vari- “OK Inventory KO." 1966 BUICK LESABRE DISPLAY CLASSIFIED — $1.25 pt luch fee sia(h iaaortloa. |l965 IMPALA ONE YEAR GUARANTEE One owner. 20,000 core- fully driven miles. Wire Spare tir? never out of trunk. — USED CAR "CLOSE-OUTS" 1964 Ford Custom 2 Dr. Standard 6. 1964 CH EV. IMPALA 1963 Rambler American 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. 1964 BI5CAYNE 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 slick One local 1963 Fairlane 1961 Rambler Wagon 2 Dr. Standard 6 Cyl 1963 FORD GALAX IE “ XL 3 Dr. li.T. Ebony black 1959 Plymouth Fury 2 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. 8 cyl, power steering, w/walb, radio. Paver altering and 1864 OLDS CUTLASS ... 2 Dr. Coupe, radio, bucket neats, standard tranimUrion. Spotless inside and out. 1964 CADILLAC . . . Hardtop Sedan DeVille. Full power, air conditioning, low mileage one owner car. 4 Dr. Stand. 6 CyL 1964 CH EV. BELAIR 4 Dr. Station Waxen. : 4 1964 THUNDERBIRD . . . Landau hardtop coupe, full power, air conditioning. New Cadillac trade. 1964 Ford F250 ¥4 Ton Wheel Dr, Stylcslde Pickup. 1964 MERCURY 1963 GMC Pickup PONTIAC CATALINA steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, extra clean. 1950 Chavrda* Truck 1 Ton Cab and Chassis. 1964 F100 Style Side Pickup 19631 METEOR 3 Dr. V8. Stick .Radio. Western mirrors. Side chrome. 1963 COMET Several Transportation Specials Radio. Exceptional rar! 1962 CHEV. BISCAYNE 8 Dr. 6 Stick. RenneR Ford Inc. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 ART MEADE, Salesman Home Ph. 945-2328 LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 943-4054 HI FARM IMPLEMENTS SPEEDY CORN CRIBS 1200 BuUi.l with Steep Roof. Reg. Price — $375.00 Special - ’32500 FRANCISCO 945-3150 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, full power and many extras, jet black fin­ ish. One owner. 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr- Sedan. power steering and brakes, blue and white UtUinc with sharp vinyl Interior. 10'20 1963 FORD . . . Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedan, radio, automatic transmission, power steering, very clean. 11 Used Farm Machinery Nice choice of Older Models ' To Choo## From REAHM MOTOR SALES 1 NOTICES We Buy We Dry We Slore We Sell . . . YOUR CORN TOP PRICES PAID Let us grain bank your corn and deliver ot your convenience. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply —1946 John Deere B Tractor. Starter and lights. mtd. Picker. mid. Picker. —John Deere 12 fl. drag. —M. Moline Corn Chopper. Good shape. —Decker self-unloading Chopper Box and running gear. —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. WANTED AT ONCE Mon or woman to supply household necessities to consumers in N. Barry Co. or Hastings. Experience unnecessary. Write RAWLEI GH Dept. MCJ-651-728 Freeport, III. 61032 10 20 WEEKLY SPECIAL! ’125“ 1955 FORD Station Wagon *75°° 1960 FALCON 4 DR. Automatic, Radio *175°° SEE THESE LATE MODELS CONTINENTAL HARDTOP 2 DR. CONTINENTAL « OR. SEDAN MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 OR. FORD FAIRLANE 500 WAGON OLDS STARFIRE COUFE Tony Belli Motors FARM SERVICE’ FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building for your farm or business. No obligation. Call your Smiley man. JOURNEYMEN INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHTS INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIANS MACHINE REPAIRMEN Excellent Wages and Employee Benefits Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eaton Valve Division Employment Office YALE & TOWNE INC. Ave. C, Battle Creek, Michigan • LINCOLN • MERCURY • COUGAR • I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan phone 945-2479 I,’,Thu., Sat. ’til-6 :• ★ Per Sale—Mitcallanaaas WHEELER MARINE SALES At SERVICE — Mercury outboard HOUSEKEEPER OR COUPLE motors. New and used boat*. for family of 4. with two small Flote Boats. Trailers nnd ac­ children. Excellent modern cessories. M-66 In Nashville. working conditions: bedroom QL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf and sitting room with private bath. State salary, experience and references in letter to INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ Mrs. R. J. Biggs. 300 Lincoln TLED GABI Bee Carl & Betty 'a Road, Grosse Pointe. Mich. Appliances before you buy I 48230. 10/20 They Sell—They Install—They South. ’ tf MATURE MEN between ages of TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lot# of uses. 40- x 300'. 8330 at The Ban­ ner office. tf REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast with GoBese tablets. Only 98c. Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/34 steady employment In wood­ working. Day shift only, nine hours a day. five days a week. If you are looking for an op­ portunity with insurance pro­ gram. holiday and vacation STALK SHREDDERS FOR •RENT -> Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 So. 945-3150. tf MALE HELP WANTED —Stock NOTICE—Former Beauty Coun­ selor client# interested In new saw operator. Experienced or facial and free lipsticks, call not experienced. Hastings Cor­ Nellie Balmer. 845 - 3944 or poration. WI 5-3460. 10. 30 Ruby Harrison, 043-4068. 10/37 LADIES — Could you use extra money for Christmas? Supply established customers with beautiful family Chrbtmaa gift# In City of Hostings. Aver­ age 83 hourly ana Up. spare ALCOHOLIC8 ANONYMOUS — PC. 171. Hastings Telephone time or full time. Write Ruth WI 5-4954. Meetings every Bergau#. Watkins Products, Monday, 8 pm. Inc.. Winona. Minnesota. 10/30 CHILD CARE, light house­ work and to help with meals. Live in, private room, no laun-' dry or heavy housework. AH holidays and weekends free No evening duties. In exchange for room and board and 825 a week to start. Write: Hastings Banner. Box 1024 giving name, address, age and personal in­ formation. or pnone CHerry 3-TO1. Qrand Rapid.t. 11/10 FOR SALE — Alto Saxophone. Call SY 5-3341. 10/30 NOTICES LEGALS CANVAS TARPS PUBLICATION QRDEB. nf Mlrhlcin. Probate Court tor tkn County of Harry. HatSte -t Lola Mrllloaln. Dacraaatl pur N,. H.rio. It la Or.IrrrM that on Nov. 1. 1D««. ot B:'"1 a in. .In thr i'robalr Courtr....m, lla>U»<>. Mkhlcan. a hearlnc I|» lirl-l on (hr Vvtition »( A.lrllirr] CortricM. rarruior. for allowance ol WI 3-1321 1.1* fln>l arraunt. Publlralloii an,| aeralre aball l>» iiiaiia a» |.r«>» litel by alalota an.l 5x7 ta 16x20 ' $3.47 up WINICK'S 206 N. Michigan PMU|. 11. Milrhrll, Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel • Repair attractive new 3-bedroorn apartment now available at Carriage House Apartments. 206 HUI Street. Portland Car­ pet. drapes, air-conditioning, kitchen appliances, carport parking, water and heat all in­ cluded. Starting 8135 per month unfurnished. For ap­ pointment call collect, State Management Corp, Lansing 383-8687. 10/20 SIX-ROOM Houston Canal to Lake EustlA (near Orlando) completely furnished with boat. Utilities {Mid 895 per month. Also for sale 30 x 60 industrial building with power installa­ tion. Suitable for light manu­ facturing or could be made into apartment building. Phone WI 6-3195. 10/20 Phone 616-962-7571 An Equal Opportunity Employer of Pro- llalnl: tkKihrr S. IVSta Corlrixht and B -ddy 'llendrr.olt Building Ifaatins*. Mlrhlxan 10/30 Berry County Record a. Mlchtean. on which moricace there la claimed la bo doo al lhe date thereof Ike aum of Twalro thouiand el(hl baailrod thirty toe lily ar llaaling. dollara and ninety two eante (113.MOW, THEREFORE. UK IT RE­ S30.93). Indudloc Inlareat el SH* SOLVED that II i> the deci.too per annum. Under the power ot rale contained la aald raortfara and the ataiute in aueh eaao made and provided, notlra ia hereby (Iren that aald uiorl#*!* will bo torerloaed by a aala of the mortgaged premlaea. or tome part ot them, al public vendue, al the north atepa ot the Court Ifuuao In the Ctty <if Baatinea. Barry County. Michigan, al 10 o'clprk a m .' Eaatern Blondani Tltna. on' Wodneaday. November 0. 18««. Baid promlaea are allualed In Vil­ lage ot Middleville. Barry County. Michigan, and are deacrlbod aa: Lol 40. Middleville Dona Addition No. 3 to the Village ot Middleville. Section 37. Town 4 North. Range 10 Week Thurnapple Townahlo. Berry County, Michigan, aa record­ ed In Uber S ot Plato. Pago 11. Barry County. Michigan ttecorda. Dated: Augnai 10. ISOS Manutac tnrvr'e National Bank of Detroit. Detroit. Michigan, aaalgnoo ot the Mortgagee. Robert J. MarMIrhael. Attorney 1SSS Ponobacot Building Detroit. Michigan 4037« 11/3 PUBLICATION OBDEB Stat, rd Mlrblean. Probate Court for tho t'ountr «d Harry. Katatr nt Mildred Ohirr. Dereaaed. Pilo No. 11.009. 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 Il 1. tirrirrrd. that on Nnr. 1. 19SS. at B:<>« a.m.. In the Probate Court­ room. Ila-tinr-. Mirhlgan. a hrarinc iw- hr-ld on tin- t*etlti<rn of .Vlrlbert Cortrlxhi. Karrutor with Will- annr a rd. for allow auro of hia final ar PUBLICATION OBDEB. Slate ot Michigan. Probate Court Puliliralion and aerrlte aball be lhe County of Barry mafio a« provided by ataiute and torFwtate of William F William,. Dr 'Philip H. Slitebell. Jud#e of Pro­ .ea.rd, Fife No. 14.740 ft la Ordered that on Dereml-er 37. hate. lund. al 3;3i> Aril , in the Probate Hated: October i 186S Courtroom Haatioga. Michigan, a t'ortrisht and Hoddy hearing be held at whleb all rrrdltnra Attornr>« at 1-aw al mid deceavvd are required to-prure Over Hastings Paint it llrader,hi>ll Iluildtex rtelm.. Crodllora nut Sle aworn llaitlnxa. Mlchlxaa 10/30 their rlalaia with the Court and aervr a Wallpaper. Store copy on tiladya Carol William., Ex. rutrli. of Route. 3, Delton. Michigan, PUBLICATION OBDEB. OPEN FRIDAYS to aald hearing. Slate of Mirhixaa. Probata Court prior Publication {fed aervlre ahull hr for th. Count} of Harry. aa proaldiff by alglute and Court Katalr Of llrrbrrt B. Wedel. De- made ralercaaad. Pilr id.SSS. Dated: Oct. 4. Itidfi. It la ordend that oq Ort. 2S. IBOfl. Philip H. Mitchell. Judge ot Pro­ al 10:00 AM. In the Probate Court­ room. Ilaxiiir,. Mirhican. a hrarinx hale. FLANNEL BIIIBTS Richard J- lludaon I, , hr Id on th. petition of Mary O. Attorney for Executrix Wedel, Eareutria. for the allowanre c^liudaon ut her final arrounl. roaatnictien of Slegei More FALL DRESSES to: W. Slate St. th. will of Herbert H Wedel, aaalfn Haxtinga. Michigan 10/30 ■urni of ruaidue. and cloalnc of aald WELTON'S GOOD AS NEW STORE. Apply in person or call collect for appointment EATON of janitor work per week. In­ quire Michigan Bell Telephone Co, P.O. Box 139. 10/20. EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' and men’# clothing. Phone WI 5-5714. 6504 Gun Lak# Rd. Tailor Shop. WI 5-2223 10/20 (Specially Priced) I9« 1963 1964 1964 1962 LOCAL HASTINGS MAN under FARM BUREAU SERVICES WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU SMILEY POST BUILDINGS VALUE IS LOST, make use of P.O. Box 36 the most likely means of getHastings, Michigan Ung !l book. Dial WI 5-3481 at WI 5-5052 once and say "Banner Claaal(616) 943-9103 Call collect. fled Adtakcr. _________________ tf 1959 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 Dr. Hardtop; 8 Cyl. Automatic, Radio, Hooter---------------------- Full Price your future generations. Homer Becker, Rl. Hastings. Ph. 945­ 6746. 10'20 FARMERS GOODYEAR BROS. 10 20 “ -------------- - 124 N. Jefferson fl ant Ads Sell Unused hems! '. sash. Burkey Auto Gias# it Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf NOT!OB: Near Italian RBGISTKRKD NUR8IS OF BARRY COUNTY—Your Hos­ equipment and toob. this is pital needs help! Evening and the place for you. We now night tours of duty. Why not have several openings. Apply investigate? Clara Sage, RU.. In person at our plant at 401 10/21 Director of Nursing. 10/27 North Cochran Street. Char ­ APPLES—All the popular vari­ lotte Ask for Mr. Richardson. eties. Fresh-pressed cider. ExWANTED—Typist to do Sales­ Charlotte Chair Company. 11/3 _ ccllent Bcbago potatoes, Hal­ man's typing in her own home. loween pumpkins, squash, hon­ Must be experienced and have her own tffec writer. Phone WI ey. and maple syrup. Open MAN OR WOMAN — Attractive Wc are now booking position. Good personality and dally until 0. Nelson's Welcome 5-3864 after 6 pm. 10/30 appearance. Ready to accept Branded Food ConcenOrchard and Cider Mill. ’. position for part time or full mile north of Ionia on M-60. time immediately Guaranteed 10 27 1966 an! 1967. Income, opportunity for ad­ vancement, insurance, and re­ lEdlSTERED HOLSTEIN tirement plan available. For LOST—Part Beagle female pup-' COW~ —-Haze! Lady Creston (Bookings until Oct. 30th) Interview, write fully to: Clay­ py in Barryvlllc area Phone ' Lucky, erne Jan. 29. 1967. ton Moray, 4408 Doble, Oke­ 653-5465. 653-5465. 10/30 BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ Charles Tack. Phone 721-8710. Take advantage of our 11/3 10/27. mos. Michigan. ly new tri-level lake front year leatonal low price and around home on north side of Noticei Wall Lake with bullt-lns. Con­ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR :MANAGER TRAINEE—We want «ave! We’ll be glad ta sider renting. Call: Orand —Use liexall's fast permanent an aggressive arid self-starting help you figure your needs Rapids 538-5311 or CH 32783. Regularly 82.00— Now 81.00. No: young man age 20 to 28, high WHY NOT LET U8 MAKE you 10/38 pre-shampoo — No after odor I school graduate, to train for a for the season. a rubber stamp with your new Available at Jacob's Pharmacy career with one of America's ZIP Code number. Three-Un# most progressive finance com­ stamp with your name, ad- ★ Wanted to Buy panies Good starting salary, excellent employee benefit# and LARGE PHILCO REFRIGERA< 8325. This Include#, postags profit sharing. Model Finance TOR in good condition. 450. and sales tax. Burpee'# Spec­ WANTED TO BUY — A stoker Co.. Inc., 140 W. State St.. Frank Roush, Hickory Comers. ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, control furnace. Call OL 3-8273. Hastings. 49048 WI 5-2943 PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC —Ford Major Diesel Tractor in WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Haslingi, Michigan A-1 Shape. 10/20 —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor M-37 South with live PTO—hydraulic and HELP WANTED ; power steering. FARM SUPPLY (-31 60. 1964 CHEVROLET . . . Impala convertible, auto­ matic transmission, power steering, new whitewall tires. 1963 PONTIAC . . . Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. whitewalls, economy cngine, one local owner. —John Deere 50 Tractor w/llve PTO and hydraulic. A-1 shape! —1949 John Deere A Tractor. FARM SUPPLIES CHESTER R STEM INC. would like to buy your land if it hai a good aland of Hard Maple or WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED 1965 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. Tutone. 8 cyl. Cruis-Amatic. Radio, power steering, w/walla wheel covers. wheels, bucket seats . . . rs JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for orerslxe prints. tf CAROS OF THANKS » IN MEM OR I AMS—2c pt word- Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. CONV. 1965 SKYLARK for only 8«*6 Hastings Floor Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ tings. Phone WI 5-3118. tf FOR SALE—120 Bass Accordion and amplifier, very good con­ ELECTRIC Razors repaired— dition. Call after 5 pm. WI Special —Your razor cleaned, 5-5067. 10/30 lubricated and sharpened, only 8135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 S. * H.lp Wanted Jeffenon, Hastings. if 1965 IMPALA \ a Dr. Hardtop : per hundred. Order now and; pay after Sept. 1. Also book; matches. Call: Battle Creek, WO 3-0159 collect after 6 pm. if CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBruah. No wet carpet# or hand- APPLES - King, Golden Deli­ cious. Double Red Delicious, Spy. Steel Reda, others. Pick your own. pick on shares or buy. Bring own container#. Orders taken for Old-Faahloned Home-Made Apple but­ ter. B. W. Livingston, 2 miles south of CUrksville. Phone OW 3-8454. 11/3 WINTER SKIRTS Choice of . SWEATERS 25c each WALK UP AND SAVE! Help needed al store nn Fri­ days—time donated for Re­ tarded School Assoc Please call Mrs. Stanley Stauffer WI5-5778. "pubtiraHon and aerrlro at^ll be RESOLUTION TO VACATE A ■Iieda aa prutlded by al«lute and court PORTION OT THR PLAT OP rule. Dated: (Art. 4. lutltl HASTINOS HRIOHTS Pkilip II Mnehell. Probate Judee. WHEREAS, the Plat of Haalluga J. Franklin Huntley Ifrlfhla wax approved by thia City Allarney fur Eteeulrix December V. 1948, and. HaaUnx*. Mlrhisaa 10/30 on WHEREAS, aald Plat coni.In. rrrteln alley*. one 40 foot alley rannlug it.. 1 of Lota 101 through 111 Inclu rOMCLOSUBB N0TICB aive; vnr 40 t>wt alley lying Ha,t of Lota #1 through Inclu.ivr. one 3d B-71109 PHA 26S-013S0S 3SI MORTGAGE SALM — Data alt haa foot oiler lyl>« Real of Leila 43 F-aaa made la tka coadlUaaa at a tkr.«#k 40 tacleahe and Baal of l,..r S3: one 33 fool oiler lying F.».t ot Lota nt through (it Inclusive and wita, to Jamea T. Barnaa and Com­ F-e.l ot Lot •*; and eoe 33 fool alley pany. a Mlrliteau corporation. Mort- lying Ea.l ut Lola 77 Ikrough *3 Ints<M. dated October S. 1BS4. and elu.Tvo and E.al ot Lol ft; and one reedtded oa October 31. I9«4, io 33 foot alley lying North ft Lot. 1 through 37 loctnaivo: and o«e tn t ,-t .’la? lyta# Foatb nt Lota 31 end aaig Moruatee Io Mauufa-.tirrra Na Ww*f?SaEXd, por}ioa.-»f f#td •Iteja tfosal Baah of D«treiL>Dttri>il. NtcM. tMVF been, vdcated 41 »vr»oua Item h*WHEREAS.!H. ta ,Uo-dactalon. of UDI. - ia: Liber -1T7.. para 4B7. held ,|.lm tad. October », Plilllp 1( Mitehell. wtwurtuDa �1 Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks and appre­ ciation to the doctors, nurses and aids at both Pennock and friends, neighbors and relatives St. Mary's Hospitals for the for the many gifts, flowers, cards Calendar of Special Events RUMMAG K SALK Man Hits Cement Abutment, Lands —Self-Help, Service, Stability Carlton Grangers Busy With Varied Activities In Hospital WlUiam F.^Klng, 43, SchoolRummage Sale at First Metho­ dist Church. Thursday. Oct. 20. 6 p.tn. to 9 pm . and Friday. Oct. oct* of klndnes* given me. Also the flowers, cards, gifts, and calls anniversary. The day will always Juries suffered about 2:30 am. Saturday when his 1964 Chevro­ lives, lhe State employees for HARVEST FESTIVAL, OcL 22 let hit tho concrete abutment on their cooperation und contribu­ HARVEST FESTIVAL. Brad­ tions and to Rev. EUlott for his ley Hall In Bradley Saturday. cheerful calls al the hospitals Oct. 22. 11 am to 11 pm. Lunch He told officers he didn't know and at home CARD OF THANKS (cider), baked goods, produce, whut happened. We wish to thank all of our gifts, new and old merchandise. remembered. •even founder* of the Orange D. Roecnberg, 26. R3 Middleville, relatives and friends for mak ­ Blake Allerdlng ing our open house on our 50th featuring Sweet Adelines of Kalamazoo Free ■ will offering Aa thia Is international month. wedding anniversary such a hap­ Sponsored by Organic Soil and CARD OF THANKS preaching in his traffic lane. He py and memorable day. also to We wish to express our sincere thank our many friends who Health Builders. stopped. thanks and appreciation to rela­ called and for lhe many beauti­ His 1962 Chevrolet convertible tives., friends and neighbors, to ful flowers, gifts and cards we was hit by a 1956 Plymouth TURKEY SUPPER, Nov. 5 employees of E. W. Bliss Co, received. Grange Convention at Allegan, Turkey Supper. Nov. 5. 5 to C.I.O. Local 414, Maple Valley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ranguatta 7:30 pm., at Woodland Metho­ R3 Middleville. who suffered a Class of 1967 and 68 and employ­ Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ballance dist Church. Some baked goods cut Up and other injuries. ees for flowers, food and money and bazaar Items will also be for at the time of the death of our loving son. Charles. Jr. Also IN MEMORIAM □range Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. Flora. Rank Weinbrecht la In loving memory of our Mo­ their home for the Winter. Their Rev. Elliott for his comforting on thc Kellogg Rood at the Gil­ ACS CENTER—Fort Myer, Va.’e newly-dedicated Army Community Service building words and Rev Houseman for ther. Bertha Johnson, who passed son. Jim. and wife Jive in Cali­ away October 25, 1962. la aamlw«lta , U — ~ __ * —— — — ___________ . I ._ __ ■ ■■ fornia. En route thc Faulkners key Lake Road and failed to his help and house calls. A spec­ the State Orange Youth Comnegotiate a curve. The car slid ial thanks to Mr. and Mra. Wm. Eternal rest grant unto her O will make several visits. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Raab .of Root. Jr , for their kindness. ' Lord, and let the perpetual light mans Princes and Steven Mxtion, then traveled another 40 porstes Into a single organization the Army Emergency Relief Fund and survivors Caledonia were recent callera ’ of shine upon her. May God bless one and all. Strickland is Pomona Prtnca It feet hitting a barbed wire fence, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Minter. * Mrs assistance functions and is able to provide a one-slop office to help with a variety of The family of Charles Root, Jr. Children and Grandchildren would seem that this Grange continuing on another 120 feet problems facing Army families. lhe WCTU Tuesday. * Mr. and before coming to rer.t In a field. important Grange Mrs. Walter Breese, sister of The Grange served lunch at Mrs Vem Hooper, who have tor ciuelesB driving, according to jam™, hU »U> MrtMv. Jul, been visiting relatives here the By Mrs. Mary Jackion past two weeks, left Tuesday for Kellogg Fann at Hickory CorPUBUCATION ORDER. SP/4 Ruwll F. Louden Linden and Detroit and a few other places before returning to llrakfut Group Entertains Sunday, Oct. 23, win be Rally 'Day at the Pilgrim HoUneas The Methodist Men, who have their home in' Boynton Beach, APO San Francisco, Calif. 96490 Sunday School. Hirhar.U, M.l. File Ka. IJ xi>" been meeting the last two years Fla. * Mrs Byron Thomas of By Frances Johnston ..................................... • 1V«IS. for a 6:30 breakfast and discus­ Coldwater was a weekend guesl । The school has been divided of her daughter and family, Mr. Al/C David A. Solhard sion. entertained their wives Sat­ ' into Blues and Whites, and have Nov. 12 la busy with plans which Deadiines for mailing Christ­ AF17591537 6994 Scly Sq It hrM •’» ill. ITlillun .■< Hlxnrhr urday evening at a chicken bar­ and Mrs. Olen Holtz. | been vying to bring new people mas parkages to servicemen and l.a»rrn>r. Gu.rdi.u, (or ■ ItoWXlll-V <»t were Sunday guests of Mr. and their families overseas are rap­ Box 8496 becue and planned potluck din­ 1 n,i,l — "."ill , into thc Sunday school. The conMrs Flunk Bates of West idly approaching, according to APO San Francisco. Callf. 96307 teat wiU end Sunday. ner. The chicken was barbecued The Orange ladles in cooperam.a. ■■ prorld.4 L, il.tQI. and on lhe church grounds by Stan­ Mr*. Chas. Williams and Mrs. brato tus 71st birthday. * Mr. the post office department Fol­ Special workers, who will have Pvt. Stephen D. Miller lowing are lhe deadlines for Philip H. Mitchell. Jb If* nt !••«. ley Flnkbeiner, Dr. Melvin Noah, Raymond Helrigel of Irving atpart ta the aurvlcre throughout tension study group will partlcl2288859 MCRD Pit 1136 Rex Schad and Bari VanderPop- tedded the Pythian Convention llltliard J. Uud(on Diego. Callf. 92140 pen. Dr and Mra. Rassmusen of at the Jack Tar Hotel in Lansing Fay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred OCon- ships: Asia (Japan, Philippines, San h” iXin or” ”„,u, “* Allurnrr for Guardbu Vicksburg gave a delightful pro­ last week. Mr*. Helrigel was elec­ India, Korea. Chin*. U.S.SJt.l, Ml«.l it llidun R0.b MUta or Ul s. Men. ^,22*2. .i?X gram. They are returned E.UB. ted chairman of the Grand Trus­ Kent Glbcon of rural Nashville 102 W. HI.1. Kirr.l lecturer has planned a Hollolla.llm., Mlrhix.n 10/27 medical missionaries from Ken­ tees. Mra Williams, the president' , XTZ- — from tho college. tucky and Puerto Rico. Dr. Rass- of lhe Past Grand Chief of Mni Robert Walter to Iran, etc.), November 1; Europe Pfc. Philip M Bender | They will have part in the 10 bring a PULICATIOM OBDEB. nuucn used his magical skills Michigan, gave her report of «tebrute Freds birthday. * Mr. (England, Germany, Poland, US 55805232 212th MP Co. exhibit. un. Bunday school, the worship Suu ..1 Mtrl,,,.,,. Iin driving home some good the International Convention Bower of Big Italy, France, Belgium, Hungary, rn*n Hang .-,ut> Area comm. !« 11 evangelistic Christian principles. His wife held ta Indianapolis, Ind., ta Au’rCT® ovenil8ht guests of showed articles made by the gust. Thursday evening she pre- hIr- Rnd f,tra- Clayton Valentine, APO San Francisco. Callf. 96331 service at 7 pan. people of Puerto Rico. . . . ! 'Bio ptu.tor, Rev. Howard W. sided at the banquet. The ladles Mr- 111111 Mrs. Elmer Lee bf rine and air force personnel). ndurned home Saturday eve-! Lonatag violted ler uncle, George Al/C Jerry L. Wolta j Rogera invites all U> attend. The WSCS met Thursday. Mrs. ntag. * Two buses were char- B^kcr. to help him celebrate his AF16785763 315 Air Commando ------------ •-----------David Otto played her record of tered to take the Rotarians and 1 birthday. Others attending Trp. Carr. Gp. (PACAF) PILGRIM HOLINE88 CHURCH Mrs. Judith Lynn Sclirader. 23, Mrs. Gertrude Behanna'a life. their wives to the football game throughout last weekend were APO San Francisco, Callf. 96307 । 1302 South Hanover R1 Shelbyville, pleaded guilty to She was once an alcoholic and ta Detroit Sunday. more Vietnam I Mia Norma Carpenter, Mra. breaking into William Christie's Hastings. Michigan after conversion became a lec­ Three who enlisted lost De- ! Rawlings of Lansing. Mr. SP/4 Thomas A. Borton Telephone: 045-9429 turer. Mra David Otto and Mr. cembcr will attend the Great “«* MrsBarker of Beld- Al/C Raymond N. Turner RA16847827 Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor and Mrs. Peter Petersen heard Lakcs Training School. Chuck ,ll« ,uid Mrs- Liarwin Ben- AFI6750495 100SRW OL20 1097th Trans. Co. M.B. 1 10 oan. Bunday School. Elwyn ralgned Friday before Circuit her lecture at the Civic Auditori­ Wieringa and Dennis Wilson will; and family of Detroit. Mra. Judge Archie McDonald. um in Orand Rapids recently, attend Gunner's School and Jim Thelma- Hancock from Florida APO San Francisco, Callf.'96227 APO San Francisco. Callf. 96313 i !U. UU Ugva WIMl COHland bought tlie record. * Mr. Robertson will attend thc Elec-1luia with her parents for SP/4 Jerry L- Slocum SFC Luther D. MeDyer 163153801 petont teachers. Nursery. and Mra. Charles Cox and sons triclan Course. All three were;<lle !*“«• two months, 406th KR DeL 1st. Brigade Junior Bunday school ta charge HA16807888 19th ENGR. BN Sunday attended the celebration home Uite weekend. * Mr. and -”4 onnr.it or runt :ar:o■■ 101st Airborne Div. of PhyUte Munn and Gladys of Jack Van Arisons first birth­ ha.ve purchased the DviuUd Cross day held at his parents’ home Mr*. Ivan Payne spent Saturday home on Secord Avenue. * Mr. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96338 APO San Francisco. Callf. 96347 Hamblin. ‘ ‘ ‘ I Tills Sunday is Rally Day I The Under-sheriff Gordon Trick TuesThis soldier arrived in Viet-1 in Grand Rapids. * Mrs. Charles and Sunday camping ut Hardy E. Jackson accompanied Mrs. Darn. * Arthur Smalley, who nnd Mra. Arvin McLeod left last Blues and thc Whites are wnrkLucille Getty to lhe Methodist has been ta Pennock Hospital Wednesday, driving to Gaston, Wendell West of Lansing and KA16848437 i tag iiord to win Uie contest. •----- ---Mr. and Mra. Harold Johnston. ----------—------- * —■— -—•• -----Community House Monday where because of u blood clot in his Come and tieio vexir side win gallon of thc theft of two rid­ side. Their son. Maurice lives I visitors were Mra. Ruth Peter- APO S.n FTM.el.ea, Calif. M4M lu.v Jajnra E PK1Iik wiil be the ing ixiracn from the William Pat­ they delivered clothing, tnngu- leg, returned home Sunday. The Sunshine Club met Wed­ slnes and toys donated by the » t 'nuul Shade ot Hiuv- i.r TV--------------------------------------- 'guest speaker and thc King's terson farm at Comstock Park. nesday with Mrs. Clyde Skinner. ------- •— —• ■ * — Mary's Circle. tlnga * Mr. and Mra. Manuel Pfc Thomas A. Borton Her alster. Mra. Nancy HoffMra: Roy Slater of Ionia and RA16847837 1 music. AU are from Owosso Col­ tnn. 30, R1 Shelbyville, was lumDr. and Mrs. Jock Brown arc * Mr and Mrs. Cl Ilford Davis Mrs. Avals Midlloon of Lansing■ Rodrigucz. Mike and Vicki were and Mrs. David Chase accom ­ Friday evening guests of her 1097th Tran* Co. ,MJ». lege. attending a medical convention spent Tuesday to Saturday on a■ parents, Mr. and Mra Domingo APO San Francisco, Calif. 96313 panied Dr. nnd Mra. Jack Chase 11 am. Worship service. Rev. alleged horse stealing, Both at Washington, D.C. this week Mr. nnd Mra. Bob Brown of and two children of Grand Rap­ color tour in lhe Upper Penin­ Silvas of loniu und were Satur­ King will preach. Special music horses were found in Duncan Lake arc coring for thc ids on a color lour north. ★ Mr*. sula. * An open hotwe honoring day visitors ot Mr. and Mra. Raul Orton Fogel. FN 1376511, U.S.N. and singing by The King's Cru- County. grandchildren. * Mrs. Vern Llct- Rolland Cox and daughters. tlie 25th wedding anniversary of Luna and family of Charlotte. * K. Division. UHS Reeves, DIG 34 Lynn and Carrie, Mra. A. C. FPO San Francbco, Callf. 96601 Mr. and Mra. William Cnppon Mr. and Mra Ralph Keeler, Jr., ka Is staying close to home be­ fl: 15 p.m. Junior Sendee, David iSoon to go to Vietnam). cause of illness. * Mra. Forrest Johnson and Mr*. Iva Snyder will bo given by their children of rural Hastings were Saturday and Ronda Munn In charge. Marahbanks accompanied her; accompanied Mrs. Lucille Getty on Sunday. Oct. 23. al the Carl­ guests of Mr. and Mra. Harold Teens and Young Adulte, Merlin nephew, Robert OsU. to Alba on a color tour to Holland and ton Grange. Friends may call Johnston: * Mrs. Mary Beaner is PUBLICATION 0 IDER and Doreno Buhl in charge. Grand Haven, Sunday. * Mrs. from 2 to 5 p.m. No gifts please. Sunday. Her sister. Mra. Carol staying with her daughter, the UN 1376530. U8N E-6609. Adult Prayer Mooting. Mrs. Rog­ Field Med. Service School, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Evana and The State Highway DepartOlds had surgery Tuesday. * Mr. Clyde Skmncr has sold her farm ers in charge. to a party In Grand Rapid* und family of Portland were Sunday Royal Hallers’ Jr. and Mrs. Edwin Clem are mov­ 7 p.m. Evangelistic Sendee, Mra. Nelson Everett and son. Oct 10, on the project of widen­ ing Into their newly purchased is having a new home built for Kumta of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Roger Everett and Camp Pendleton, Callf. 92055 He Is to be with the Marines Rev. King and The Crusaders. ing. paving and Installing con­ home on Grand Rapids Street. her on a small section of her Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. prayer crete curb and gutter at Green John Woldren and Douglas, Mr. sons ot Detroit were Sunday In Vietnam before Christmas They recently purchased 11 of farm, which she reserved. and praise service. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal and three end Mra. Henry Curtis. Mr. and guesta of George Barkdull. They Mrs Francis White. all attended tiro 50th anniver­ children of Flint were weekend Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ray­ Thia Thursday. Oct. 20. the Mr. and Mra. Tony Wingner visitors of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Miller of Lowell. sary of Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles mond Finnic Thursday were <Missionary Society. mated cost is 160.000 and the Mra. William Bolley and Mrs. ore the parents of twins bom KU*. Russell Bender. * Winnie Livingston of Clarksville. Mrs. former Hostings residents. Mr.; _______r_____________ _____ completion date is Aug. 31, 1967. Oct. 13 at Blodgett Hospital In Lectka accompanied her brother, Jolin Anderson und Dallas of ruic Lake imc attended u-.ienaea thc tnc funeral lunerai i wlth । and Mrs. Hcniuui Arnold of Arbi treat at Weslnan campground. Grand Rapids. Their names are Merrill Lectka, home Friday. She Pine of Horner Woldren at Mulliken. Uthcr Thuraday. I Arbor. , Weftleyan young people as gureU. USE BANNER WANT ADS! Dorothy Lynn and Christian had been visiting him at Gay­ John. Mr. Wlngelcr is on the lord. Mr. Lectka left Monday to Monday. * Mra Vera Klopfen- |-------------------------- ---------------- ---------InlMT II. I'.HIO ,n.| H-lilx T-K faculty. * Mr*. Fred Brog visit some of his children and steta, Mr. and Mra. Ray Clemens; fur I'rllUimer of Woodland and their house j and Mrs Tillie Flnkbeiner spent families In Detroit. I lliill.lluz the weekend at Livonia and Wy­ Jim Berry of Hastings, who guest Mra. Minnie Clemens of' andotte. respectively. ★ Mr. and had a serious heart attack re­ West Brandi spent a recent I Mrs. Clarence Longstreet arc at­ cently. i* reported improving at weekend tn Peoria, Ill. PUBLICATION ORDER tending an Insurance convention 1 Pennock Hospital. * The Prairie ; at Neu Orleans, Ln. * Mrs. Vern Literary Club met Wednesday- the death of Mrs. Elvia Shade. Hooper waa hostess to tiie(W1ui Mrs. Forrest Bender. A 91. of Greenville. Ohio, Mr. and Daughter* of Uie Nile Monday I Mrs. Charles Baughman 1* vlsit- Mra. Marion .Shade of rural Sewlng was done In the morning lng her sister and husband, Mr. Lowell arid Myrvell Stephens left f<?L .Aw° *!°‘£‘utou Cf ”• Iand stcttn Ounlap in Chey- Wednesday to attend thc funeral pled Children in South Carolina cnne Wyo. * Mr. and Mr*. Chas Thuraday. Mr. and Mra. Wilbur and Kentucky. ij ....... ------.--------. ­ Neeb also attended thc services. Williams have -become grand Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Prentiss Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petersen parente a second time. Mr. and spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Bob Williams ta Mountain­ and daughters of Interlochen Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen of view. Calif., have a second son. .’pent last weekend visiting Mr. Automobile & Machinery KEYS DUPLICATED while you Waukegan, III. * Mrs. Laura Nathan Abraham, born Sept. 24. and Mrs. Voight Curtis. Mrs Appliance & General Repair Repair wait. Ben Franklin'Store. State Concrete Product! Meyers accompanied her son Dennis Lee Wilson, son of Alice Tnunpower. Mr. and Mra. and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Mr and Mrs. Keltlt-WUson. and Eduard Kenyon, Mr. and Mn. at Jefferson. K Meyers of Freeport, to Florida Charles Wlerenga,/ son of Mr. Thomas Gilliland and Mr. and A Mr. and Mrs Al Kruger of and Mra Ted Wiertaga. are at Mrs. Kendall Cross. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ Grand Rapid* called on Mr. and Great Lakes. They entered the GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Mr. and Mrs. Kay C. Moore'oi REPAIR — Expert workmanship Mra. Dan Minter Friday. A Mr. Navy last December. * Mrs rural Woodland and Mr. and Bariy County Ready Mix Co. ICE—First class work. Call WI CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. Slate ING done at the farm according and Mrs. Paul Faulkner are on Francis White has sold her home Mrs. lAwrcnce Chase of Coats Phone WI 5-2123. 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ their way to California to make on Grand Rapids Street to Mr. Grove spent a recent weekend in St. Phene WI 5-5316. to your specifications. Farm Bu ­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. and Mrs. Edwin Clem.The pienu. Florida. ORDER PUBLICATION reau Services, M37 So., WI 5­ X J J-- ■ -__ _ have been living in lhe apart­ 2223. ments over tlie Fire Bams. They ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CERAMIC. FORMICA, BnOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — will be moving sometime this AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel U. 8. 54953458 AND CARPET REPAIR — HasRepairs and sharpening. Saw Fall. * Mrs. Jack Brown enter­ Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. II. H. C. Sth Inf. Div. tains her POE. Club of Grand Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W. parts and supplies. McCulloch Fort Carson. Colo., 80913 COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV ­ Rajlids this Thursday evening. * State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boyson ICE — 24 hour Service (black Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. entertained the District Gov­ WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— and white!. Jacobs Prescription ernor of Rotarj' and his wife, to Key West. Florida. 33040 Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. dinner Tuesday. He was thc Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stemm were all kinds!of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. MiiceHenooua speaker at thc Rotary that eve­ honored last Sunday with an Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv ­ ning. Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 open house at the IOOF Hall for and Mrs. Keith Wilson ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — their silver wedding anniversary anti Mra. Lois Bacon had a color WI 5-5176. Largest selection of Drapery lour to Hardy and Roger Dam. * They greeted about 90 guests and HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED received many gifts. Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch Mr. and Mra. Etlon Lawrence AT SEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ Hospital Guild 26 met at the GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bender rods. Installation and Hanging. TER — Raw wood or finished SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ ixune ot Ivnh Orifln with 19 washers, dryers and small home spent the weekend with the frames. Also, custom framing. Bcverwyk'v Color Center, 221 members present. Work was tors, machinery and chain saw* appliances. Call 945-2317. Hansons and Masons ta Clarks­ 221 W. Mill. W. Mill. liand towels and baby blanket.'. in our new building at 124 N. ton. Saturday evening they at­ Mr.'and Mra. Wallace Borden tended the "Show Boat" in Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ Fischer Theater in Detroit They of Augusta and Orin and Clayton VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone WI TERS—Service, parts, hoses and also celebrated four of the par­ Haynes of Hickory Comers wenTROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ 5-5052. 1 Radio, TekvidM Repoieiaf bags tor all makes. Authorized ty > birthday*. * Mark Lawrence. Sunday vteltora of Mra. Mildred ized engraving of all kind*. Gil­ Siutde. * Mr. and Mra. JanieHoover Sales and Service. Slcury more Jeweler. 102 t State Si., MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Station Saturdays, spent Satur­ Dunn and Jimmy were 6und.iv Phone 945-5316. day evening and Sunday with RUrato of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Business Service! Offered Of DISTINCTION his sister and family, Mr. and Lewis of Grand Rapids. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO Mr. and Mra. Robert Benner Mrs. Alan Grafmlller. in Kala­ La wrenco Brothen SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. thorized Dealer for Wheel Horn mazoo. * Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mra. Donald Birman 945-3862. Free service for one Shoemaker and two grandsons of Mr. and Mra Wilbur Neeb, Mra PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Sctchall-Carlson Color. Holland. Mr. and Mrs Clifton Frank Charley, Mra. Iva Blr-. E. L. Carpenter Hardware. Repair and new work. Fixtures Systems. Sold, in.talled, serviced Clarke of Romeo near Detroit, mon, Mrs. Ethel Birman. Mr. and ■ and supplies. Kelley Electric ROBERT W. STACK. Owner Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ were visitors in the Carl home wncemex or t^ramu' <..._ Mr. and Mra. Velmont Breuker]WE, R6PAIR radio and record Service. 524 Middleville Rd., TV'S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ 5381. 41 Bsak BMg. Pkww WI 6-lf73, Sunday. * David Lawrence, son (STEREO and HI-FI I. of Mr. and Mrs. Ellon Lawrence. of Clarksville and Mr. and Mra ■ Phone WI 512700 after 5 p.m., ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio State Farm Insurance Is stationed al Orest Fall Mt- Hlchard Stalra of Vermontville and TV Scrv.ce. 228 N. Jeffer­ " Hastings. ■ • ' TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERV ­ Ph— 9-5--281. base In Montana. He had the were among those attending the 1 son? Phono Wt 5-9187. AUTO — Fill ICE. For details call 945-3187. honor of greeting his uncle. Lt. funeral Monday at Rockford for BONDS Col Gorton Claypole while he their nephew and cousins. Lyle ' 1 wag on an Inspection tour. * and Ruaaell Birman, killed in a Swanson Insurance Bob White, son nf Conch Bob Plane crash Tuesday aventag u> While and Mrs White,- u at­ the Upper Penuusda-. 126 S. Mlchlgn AVn. tending the University of MichlgUFQ Mid Mrs f Gary - Weat and ■ family were* LEGAL Middleville Mail Call Lake Odessa f{(,Uy [)(ly (tf Holiness Church News Notes JFonirni Admits Theft of Saddles To Open Bids on Local Project "We're As Near As Your Telephone SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Business Directory SHERK Agency for INSURANCE All Forme of Imuronca and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in This Weekly Service and ’Repair.Guide �t-TRK HASTINGS BANNER The Milton Benntts of Robod thorough tndhing and study building the Jail? Om can see believe that If the public la in­ formed, IL will support the pas- ment, and current emits. ToI day's young people who are u plenty room on our court Flrat of <11, tn rapidly developing a strong under 31 marry Speaking of Crimea I'd Ilka to better informed and educated concerning their than any other generation. Stu­ young people are won their baltiro-fof that but Uicy have not the privilege fnuge,- our youUi bet about the wife, the children? Suffrage iia* long been on is­ le ading up to the Revolutionary mandlng the they can't vote. Thia might be Bear in mind that many have sue In the United States. In 1870. „ to’rthe 18­ one reason why people In their been murdered and Its not their What has 1 a new amendment declared fault, therefor there ought to , suffrage in rvsentaUon," which the colonists that the "right to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the Michigan? In 'MaMfr. Governor bitterly resented. Yet Uluusands ords. How can a high school young wuu mcu -- American —- rpeople —,— two ----­ government teacher tell his Romney said he'd like to see of United States or any State on nuiruicy an amendment on Uie. ballot far| hundred fttced graduating class that their gov­ blame the people are wondering Uu? ®unf' problem. ernment doesn't concern them why the delay. Why there is an- j vlous condition of servitude." lowering the voting age from 21 other delay so uncoil far. Tlie American Negro had finally to 18. Then on June 22. the; Probably more significant than Citizen won the right to vote. Forty years Suu- LcgUlatuXe overwhelmingly | tlie taxaUon problem Is the mlll- people active when they can't later, one might have heard poued the amendment by 79-23 ,'tary issue. During a three-hour vote? In times like this we need : Elizabeth Cody Stanton lecturing and in dotn? so has opened the meeting at a Michigan UniverThree young people shoulder tlty. 1300 freshmen and sopho ­ issue to the public On Nov. educational, financial, and mill.. „k|„ as'«nbl>' of women in the most able and best fhe|r bonnets and bustles about 8, Michigan voters will vole ' yes" more R.O.T.C. candidates were qualified representative at women sufferage. And the na- or "no" for this new amendment warned that by the end of this nled the right to vote. "It would Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge met Lansing. tion heard I The right of the Campaigning for this issue is year, half of them would be appear to me," Everett Dirksen I female sex to vote was verified an organization — Youth for yanked out of school and drafted has said, “that since young men Oct. 14. The charter was draped In memory of Vida Wood, who "With Pall coming up. so do a Stanley M. Powell's distin- and written into the Constitu- Equal Suffrage—designed to in­ ............ j •«“■> form thc public about the Ls- jutallty rate of men killed in guished record of public Viet Nam raises 'dally, Americana naUan'u burdens, they should be Mrs. James Burghduff and Iva school expenses, repairs in the .should pause to think of the permitted to share in 1U beneservice proves his ability and I SF'T.1?. “’'.home or on the car. effectiveness. He is depend­ ..... <.u many are under 21. Fighting to shaping of national policies un­ Rebekah Assembly held In Orand । I "Call me up at Model and tell protect freedom and sometimes der which they must live and Rapids thia week. able. He gets things done. Next visitation will be held at' me how much motley you'd like riving their lives for this cause. assume duties and responslblllEaton Rapids Monday, Oct. 24. to rent. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE our nation. Yet these men canFIREPLACES BUILT OR REPAIRED We urge you to vote YES on Lunch committee for next meet­ -Dikes only a little while, often FOR EXPERIENCE ing is Mra. Dewey Reed. Mrs Nov. 8. James Burghduff and Mra. as little as 10 mlnutre to rent the 11 h e m there. Former President BRICK VENEER - STONE of All Kinds Elsenhower believes these men money you need from Model. Entertainment committee is -Do what you want to do-Oet ■should participate in political To the Edllor: CEMENT WORK Driv.wiy* - Sid.wilki Mr and Mrs Robert WlUon and process that produces this fate­ This past week the Hastings done what you want to do. ful summons." BLOCK BASEMENTS Area Chamber of Commerce Also a supporter of “youth for came out in support of Liquor by equal suffrage." tho late Adlal the Olui, which Is to be voted Preston. Mrs Thelma Barr and PHONE AFTER Mr*. Josie Hall. Stevenson once remarked: "The bn In the coming election. (COLLECT! 6:00 A.M. The basis of their decision aware of national and world seems to be that it will upgrade our community economically and socially. To me. they have sold MODEL.»| themselves out to the interests of a few selfish Individuals who FINANCE CO think more of dollars in their pocket than lhe safety of our cllUens and the wholesomeness of our social climate. COMPUTE ItAL Statistics will prove to any 140 W. State St. ItrSTt JtRVICI thinking individual that where Hastings INSURANCE liquor by the glass has been ap­ Phone 945-3429 proved lhe economic structure of many ha* deteriorated In the Open Seturdsy Morning profit of a few. Drunken driving has increased, endangering the Ilves of al) on our highways, and the social climate of that com­ munity has declined with an In­ crease ot crime and immorality. I rise in opposition to the Is­ sue of liquor by the glass being permitted in Hastings, and call upon all those who really want to upgrade our community eco­ nomically, socially and morally to vote "No" on Uie special pro­ posal of liquor by the glass on election day. Thoughtfully yours. Olson W. Clark. Pastor HaaUngs Wesleyan Methodist Church <]PUBLIC FORUM!) Re-Elect Stanley M. Powell RENT MONEY Republican State Representative 89th District Rebekah Lodge Drapes the Charter ! wsowr ALTO Construction Co. spimisis STANLEY M. POWELL X | Stanley M. Powell WANT TO BUY? Try the Wont Column 868-5434 MILLER REAL ESTATE MODEL FINANCE The Demands Of Modern Ambulance mum Service Cannot Be Met WUNTINC 4 By Funeral Directors! Here's Why In the days before the automobile, people in rural communi­ ties turned to the "undertaker" for ambulance service because he was usually the only one who had an enclosed vehicle. This was a fine arrangement. IF he happened to be around, and IF he wasn't busy with funeral work, he provided the transportation. Obviously, the people of today, including funepol directors, would look upon this situation as deplorable. Gone are the days of makeshift ambulances and part-time service . . . and this is as it should be. But the elevation of ambulance service»and equipment standards has been accompanied by proportionate increase in the cost of providing the service, yet fees have remained practically stable. Funeral directors have been hesitant about raising their prices for ambulance calls in fear of the effect it might have on their funeral business. This has resulted in charging the expense of providing ambulance service to the overhead of funeral business. The situation has now reached the point where funeral direc­ tors throughout the country are forced to do one pf two things: terminate ambulance service or raise funeral prices to compensate yfor its expense In our opinion, the latter alternative would be ( totally unfair to bereaved families. Thus, we will discontinue the' operation of our ambulance service on November 1. 1966. Impossible expenses are but one reason why funeral direc­ tors cannot meet the deFnands of modern ambulance service. Others will be published in o future announcement. To lhe Editor: As a resident of Hastings I am alarmed to note that the "thirsty camel" Is with us again—repre­ sented. this time, by lhe Has­ tings Chamber of Commerce. Doesn't this propaganda sound faoillUf? step with thc times we need beer and wine." So we get beer and ] wine. "In order to better control drinking we should permit club licenses so no one needs to sneak I in a bottle " So we allow club 11- drinking at the bowling alley." This sham argument was turned down. Since drinking at the bowling alley Is illegal anyway, where ore our enforcement of­ ficers? Have complaint* of this nature been thoroughly investi­ gated by local oflleem? If this situation does exist, It la Illegal i aylhe State Liquor Commission I informed me In response to my request. Now, we must have liquor by with other communities! Who would want to? Approval has meant increases in drunkenness, drunk driving. Juvenile crimes related to drinking and alcohol consumption with all its attend­ ant social problems. Will approval of liquor by the glass quench the •'camel's" in­ satiable thirst? I doubt Itl The next propaganda will push for longer hours for sale of liquor. Detroit passed liquor by the glass, and already is being proved, this probably would re­ sult In even higher Monday ab­ senteeism there. This thirsty "camel" — the liquor industry—is interested in money for itself, not the welfare of Hastings. Natalie B. Elliott Hastings. Mich. Oct. 10. IBM To the Editor: I am a blood donor and It makes me sick every time I read in The Banner about Barry County should give more blood. How can they when tiio Blood When they have them In Has­ tings they have them one after LEOnflRDOSGOOD “JunenalJ^ome CHARLES H JACK D LEONARD than two months. There are quite a few like myself would give every time they would be In Hastings. This Summer I wanted to give were in Hastings but couldn't give only once. Hope you print this letter as Bkxxi given in Barry County. A Blood Donor OSGOOD Again I see that we need help. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Halloween MASKS Every type, every style, ev­ ery size for fun on Hallow­ een! Even TV characters! blood banka in six weeks Now some other email town then come 35c 10c <* 98c Tablecloth, Napkins add to your party. other thu Fall. Why don’t they have one in Hastings and then lYfaaXet inc ototi oi iNfaaotn mil Paper Cups, Plates Lets worn, more run with paper tableware. PUMPKIN Electric PUMPKINS 35c & S9c For holding their trealsl 10-In. pUilc with handle. oluo in, In. Justt plug light up! 24 In. Christmas or clear bulb. Trick 'n Treat CANDY LOOT BAGS 10c Handy bags for goblins to collect goodies Favorite bars in miniature, bubble gum. Increasing yearly—we all know BEN*FRAIM KU N 102 W. Stale at J e Herion to etop forwarding taxpayer �The Hastings Banner Proclamation Whereas: October 31st, HALLOWEEN, i» a holiday especially for children: and At Che October 6 meeting of the Barry County Association for Retarded Children, officers were elected for the year 1968- Christ’ Crusade The Hastings Wesleyan Mcthodist Church is conducting a series of special meeting., this week called "Families For Chrtet” crusade Services are being held each evening through Friday nt 1 pin. with the pastor bringing illustrated messages. In each service there U a con­ tinued story being presented of special interest to the children Music will be furnished by the families of Uw church. This series of meetings will conclude Sunday. Oct. 23. with Rally Day being observed in the Sunday school and other services at 11 Marshall Cappon of Hastings was re-elected president. Tom Ogden of Hastings was re-elected treasurer and Dorothy Young of Nashville was re-elected secre- [ tary. Archie Young of Nashville was chosen Uie new vice-presi­ dent. Tom Howard, special educa­ tion coordinator for Barry Coun- \ Sunday dinner guests of Mary Mr. and Mrs Alvin Morgan. R3 Hastinga. received a cal) to meet tiieir son. Richard. In Kala­ mazoo on Tuesday of las-, week. Richard had Just returned from Germany. He had been overseas for a year and Is now belng dUchntged after serving five years with the Army. questions and read rules and regulations concerning teachers, pupils and parents associated with the school. At present there are IS ptipiis. Tlie association is remaining active and is looking forward to Tlie public Is Invited to attend. a successful year under the di­ rection of Mr. Howard. Kent and Ruth Kurts were Mr Kent. Mr and Mrs Pearl Smith. Mrs Elmer Crockett and Mr rnd Mrs Herb Beyer and family of Wyoming, and Mr and Mrs. Jerry Crumbaugh and family ot Announcement PAY DAY LOANS Now Available Get $50 ‘Til Payday Cotti 30( For One Week (IK HOWARD I MITES YOU TO USE LOCAL'S "Thrifty f ifty" Signature Only (.all Millions o( American youngsters share the holiday each year by trick or treating for UNICEF and “the world's needy children"; and WHEREAS: Trick or Treat for UNICEF is a construc­ tive expression of American children's con­ cern and friendship for lhe less fortunate children of tjie world; and Rename Retarded Children's Officers Wesleyans Hold ‘Families for See "OK" Howord WHEREAS: No Delay No Red Tape ihratl or Slop In Thursday, October 20, 1966 Section Three—Page* I to 8 At Nashville Donors added 24 pints of blood I to Barry County's needs on | Tuesday. Oct 11 al Nashville ; This brings the total number of ! pints collected this fiscal year of \ Donald Foreman joined the Nursing at Pine Lake Encourages Students To Help Selves Delton Graduate In Kiltie Band At Alma College By James Shearin diiUea displays a variety of in­ Swirling plaid kilts, the shrill Florence Nightingale, thc lo­ dividualized nursing activities marUal music make Alma Col- ‘callid founder of the nursing advising the student with a lege s Kiltie Band one of the na< Iprofession would find herself al heart condition of hl* diet. lion's most colorful marching 'a great lose were she to practice units. ■ 'her art in this day and time. give hlw'wn.lnjtt'.ion#. adminMAmong the more than 50 Modern day nurses continue to provide comfort and hurling rtudent tlu-uugh an interpreter, Medical coverage was provided member* of this spectacular Icare but without the oil lamp or advising the wheelchair stu­ band Is Cathy Anne Smith ot The Nursing Swvice at the dent of easier methods in caring Delton. regional staff nunan were asfor hia personal hygiene. A 1965 graduate of Delton Michigan Rehabilitation Insti­ rla-.ed by Mrs Thomas Myers. tute ts far different from the Not only does she carry out R N, and Mra. Philip Oarllnger, Kellogg High School and a soph­ WHEREAS: Each coin collected by Trick or Treaters omore at Alma, she isthednugh- early version of Miss NlghUn- lhe order, of our own physicians. practical nurse will mean food or medicine for lhe sick and Members of Lhe High School ter of Mr and Mrs Ivan J ; yale und ui quite modified when Dr. Jens D Henriksen and Dr. C Thompson. bm -she -uUo compared the----------du tits of '----•------- —to— -- tlie —Walter -----------------------—• — -­ hungry children of the world. Future Nurses Club helped In Smith of R3 Wall Lake Road. Attired in brilliant kills of Preaent-day general hospital a^ ^ m^iral directions which various capacities. They were the student may bring with tarn NOW. THEREFORE, I. Franklin C. Beckwith. MSyor of Margaret Speaks, Pamela For- Royal McPherson plaid. • lhe nurse. nllr:* , Here al MRI there Is no iura from his home or hospital phyalband plays at Alma's home foot­ the City of Hastings, do hereby proclaim numerous uf emergency, there are no hos- d*”pie. Karen Decker. Joan Terpen-ball ----- ----games ------- —and . — at----------------Monday. October 31, 1966, as Mrs O'Brien assists Dr P H. Ing. Karen Tyler. Luci Thompson. I other festive events in Michigan pitnl beds.'no wards and in fact Brown and his staff Of the Barry Mary Ann Hoffman. Cherri ' ■This ’■s.i. Fall Alma's Kiltie w.i.i- n.-a Band there are no patients. Students, not patients, who County Health Department in Evans and Gwen Byington. was Invited to escort Michigan are disabled come to ns for Voproviding preventative medical Registrars were Mrs. Gerald Governor George Romney. Penn­ in Hastings, and urge every citizen old and Montgomery. Mrs. Loren G a r- sylvania Governor William rational Education after they care tor the total student body young alike to participate in Trick or Treat Unger. and Mra. Cedi Barrett. Scranton and US Senator Rob­ have been dlscliarged from thc through such activities as flu for U NICE F and to welcome properly hospital following the Intensive immunization, chest X-raya. etc. ert Griffin through Uie streets identified Trick or Treaters at the door— Turadays and Thursday# of of Lansing in a parade from the cate phase after Injury or disweek OTbien state capital to the pity's Civic case In thc reboot environment those whose containers carry the official .• udents are encouraged to do for w 0 r । n u wnh physical ara Sandbrook, Wilma Bogart, Center. printed Orange and Black Trick or Treat thtmrelves and to overcome or Therapist who administer# trance* MacDonald and Edith Alma College's for UNICEF message with the UNICEF Benedict. ■ work around thc limitations of therapy treatment to certain stusymbol of a mother and child, and who are Helping the driver of the mo­ dozen musicians toted their in­ their disaiiU'y accom|xinied by a responsible adult or teen­ bile in reloading the truck were. struments Io a football and | Functioning under this philos­ Mr. Bogart. Jerry and Mike Wis­ began to play. The group con­ ophy. Mrs Rcva O'Brien our Re- Nightingale but still based on ager. er. Durwood Steward assisted by tinued to function informally I habllitatlon Nurse must plav a Franklin C. Beckwith, Mayor, I Robert and Tom Myers until 1924 when a faculty diThe City of Hastings pltal nume she admini- .era medi­ | A special thanks is due Buryi — Townsend, school custodian, who A subsequent director of the cations and treatments tor terwas on hand not only to help band. Dr Sam Jones, is author tain students Tht.se may be Robert Sherman — . c I In unloading and relotuUng tlie of the Alma College Fight Song maintenance drugs f<>r a stu- A Richard James Serreli mobile, but made himself avall- — a composition featuring a dents spsclftc disability or may At Ferns Mate Tlie Hastings Board of Educa­ Robert Sherman, the son of Mrs. tion’ on Oil 11, at their regu­ C harlot to. paid a fine of $251 able during the entire visit to unique Scottish accent ta .he be for current nineties that we all geMargaret Hartetfer of Messer assist the volunteer workers and stirring beat of a peppy march lar meeting renewed their agree­ plus 1485 court costa when be regional staff. In many Instances Mrs O'- Road, is a freshman at Perris Director of the band now Is ment with Classroom 10 Tele­ pleaded guilty to illegal poaesBrien serves as a referral source state College The following persons offered James S. Upton. Jr. sion of intoxicants before Muni ­ vision Council for lhe current lor the student On hearing Ills Robert was one of three candi-themselves as donors: Alma, college of the Synod of need she may suggest he see the dates running for the office of school year The tee is 90 cents cipal Judge U. E. Barnett. He Ruth Brown. Ruth Kennedy. for each elementary' student, or w-us arni.ted by Nashville Police Mae Newland. Donald Foreman. Michigan of the United Presby- school • ‘ ------psychologist, --------- -counselor, ------- •“ president of his dorm but fell just Chief Robert D. Parker Sept. 24. Duane Jarman. Kenneth Brandt. • lerian Church in the U S A. is or other staff membenv She a lew vote# short of Uie winner. a total of *1.922 40 located ut the center of Mlchi- must be able to uv good Judge­ Robert Is quoted as saying. "Al­ Phyllis Rlzor, Cecil Steward. gan's lower peninsula and has an ment In determining whether athough ___ ... ---not winning -------- — this ---------office _I Icon Ackett. Oale Wetzel. Elsie enrollment of 1.078 students ir.tuden'.'s medical need., are: Un- feel it was quite an honor just Kenyon. Jean Dunham, Jcrrtej mediate and neci-ssitate hospital- being selected a candidate out of Nagle. Raymond Asplnall: ization: can be served by our a powible 370 men in my dorm " Clayton Newland. Mildred Jar­ । own rchooi physicians or can be All letters are welcome Robert's man. Norman Sandbrook. Harold VilCclT liandlcd by henelf under stand- address is Robert L. Sherman, Benedict. Carol Brandt. Wallace . Ing orders from the physicians South Band Hall. Room 342. Perris Graham. Calvin Morgenthaler. I Mnwi’c? Don til ' for certain treatments State College. Big Rapids. MichlDale Briggs. Lois Elliston. Agnes III llldll S UCcllll A review of Mrs O'Brien's eon 49307 Wcaks. George Cogswell. Lester Atty. Fred McDonald of Alle­ ----an(j DeGppat. Herbert Frith An Objective Critique of the gan. son of Circuit /Judge nnd Phj I Ils' Frith. Mra Archie McDonald of HaaUnited Nations — Sponsored by I tings, announced that an in­ voluntary manslaughter charge brought against a Vicksburg I soldier last December has been The Dowlinv 4H C’ub . _ dismissed and he soldier Trl...... restored THUS. Oa.Hfc, Ur.OCT.il Community Building, Barry Co. Fairgrounds Thursday evening. Oct 13. at the u, njui duty. Methodist Church. , Atty. McDonald. Army reserQUALITY Members enrolled for Winter Lsl fonncriy with Ur Military projects, tamthercraft. led by Court & App.:idj. ln WashingPRESCRIPTION Mrs. Betty Storm. is a new pro- ton< D c ruined by the SERVICE I family of David R«cd, 27. to deBring your pre­ | fend the soldier against homi­ scription to ua (or cide charges reeulUnn from the prompt, , । oney for their treasury Chalr- shooting death of another Ameri­ 2 for the price o< 1 man for this «-nmmittee I# Oree can soldier Sept 3. 19<i3. near i liees. with Melinda Schultz and WHEREAS: UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, is helping millions of children and molhcrs to better health in more than 100 countries and territories by assisting govern­ ments in programs of disease control, nu­ trition, maternal and child welfare and edu­ cation; and • Educational TV member ot the "three-Gallon­ club Is Phyllis Rlxor. New two gallon members are Ruth Pays Fine, Costs See The Peace Dove Unmasked 35-Minute Sound, Color Film 2\'i% per month to $300 1 ’/■•% per month $300 to $1000 Local Finance Stop In—112 S. Jeffcnon—Phone WI 5-3424 THE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY Saturday, October 29 8:00 P.M. The HASTINGS BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB SALUTES NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK October 16-22 Our emblem was designed to symbolize the spirit of progress to which our Federation is dedicated and was selected in 1921 TORCH, symbol of light, wiidom, principle, leadenhip—such leadership os has been shown by the Founders I Vicki Goodenough assisting Officers (or the Winter are: Roxanne Quick, president: Carol I Quick, vice president. Linda ozanne Froe1 Rees, secretary; Suzanne Proe| (rock, treasurer. J~r. • recreation leader, and Mickey Swan, reporter , The next meeting Is Nov. IS. Bliss to Build US. Steel Mill SHIP OF COMMERCE, the symbol of activity and growth, economic independence, adventures in friendship. SCROLL, symbol of achievement, begun in 1919 and still unrolling.,Here we may record our efforts and accomplishments. ( NIKE, the Winged Victory of Somothrace—symbol of strength, progress, freedom, triumph. These symbols over the inscription NFBPWC are found within thc qolden CIRCLE. The circle represents the globe, signifies unbroken harmony and endless friendship. r ( Members of the Hastings Business and Professional Women's Club । and Their Places of Employment are: Alice Drouillard, Retired: Second Vice Presi­ dent Frances Elliget, Fashion 220 Cosmetics: Lucile Gury. Retired; Rowena Hale. Hale's Market; Clara Hammond, Retired; Irene Hamp, Maple Valley High School. Nashville; Edna (Boddyl Hankins, Attorney; Mary Hayward. Hastings Heights Res­ taurant; Ruby Henney. Hastings City Treasurer; Marie Higbie, Retired; Letha Hynes, Beauty Box Beauty Shop; Helen Inwood. Writer of Children's Books; Lucy Jacoby, Maple Valley Schools. Nashville; Nancy Jaynes. Frandsen's Agency; Viola Johnson, Maple Volley Schools. Nashville; First Vice President Marian Jones, National Bank of Hastings; Jane Kohler. Hastings City Bank; Helen Keeler, Has­ tings Mfg. Co.; Mary Kant, Consumer* Power Co.; Corresponding Secretary Sharon Kermeen, lorry Co. Dept, of Social Welfare; Ruth Klevorn, Larka Buick-Chevrolet Inc.: Treasurer Ruth Kuhfol. Olds­ mobile Division, GMC. Lansing; Mary Lamb. Hastings High School: Eileen Lewis, Meisenbach Realty; Florence Marble. Hasti«k* Mfg. Co.; Elisabeth Martin. Retired: Grace McPharlin, Hastings Press. Inc.; Marquita Meisen­ bach, Meisenbach Realty; Marie Newton. Dimmer's Low Office: Bonnie Norton. Hastings City Bonk; Evelyn Ogden. Retired; Hilda Osgood. LeonardOsgood Funeral Home; Drusilla Powell. Hastinas Mutual Insurance Co.; Marguerite Preston. Peg's Beauty Bar; Clara Sage. Pennock Hospital; Irene St Martin. St. Martin Floral b Greenhouse; Doris Showman. Hasting* Mfg. Co.: Agnes Smith. Hastings Mfg. Co.; Leora Smith, Retired; Virginia Snyder, Stand­ ard Oil Agency; Recording Secretary Mary Spackmon, Hasting* Savings & Loan; Avis Sponable. Retired; Wilma Story, Hasting* Sanitary Service: Bonnie Strickland. Police Dept., Battle Creek; Eileen Sullivan. Retired; Dorothy Swift. Retired: President Marjory Tvrnes, Associated Truck Line*. Inc.. Grand Rapid*; Elisabeth Underwood. Hastings High School; Geraldine Walldorf^ Walldoeff Furniture Store: Marion Wallman, Wellman Beauty Shop; Elisabeth Wentley, Dr*. Finnia b Phelps; Florence Wilson, Hasting* Public Library; Dena Winlck, Winlck s Store. PIUS A PINNY! Charged originally with un­ premeditated murder. Rw! was transferred to Son Francisco tor ln‘u bJr u 8 mart,nl In sruiltv of a reduced charge of guilty involuntary manslaughter The contention was appealed and reversed and all charges dlsmisaed expansion at tiiat plant The five-stand tandem mill will be designed to produce cold rolled steel strip from hot rolled, pickled, welded end to end coils Firemen Atarmed Ha-xtlngs firemen were alarm­ ed about 8 am Tuesday. Oct. 11. when smoke began pouring from Rlepenhoff's Sausage Kitchen STILL TIME TO SAVE ON HUNDREDS OF DRUG ITEMS AND HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. Check Your Signals Two small mirrors mounted in The E W Bliss Company's the proper spots in your garage Rolling Mill Division at Salem, j will glv.- jrau a quirk clirrk off) Ohio, has received an order from your light# und signals earh tune | U. B. Steel for a five-stand tan-1 you take your "ar out dem cold reduction mill and a four-high temper mill. The mills will be Installed at U. B. Steel's Irvin Works at Dra- of ou^ederation. WAND, winged staff of Mercury, herald of a new day for women and symbol of opportunity, equality, cooperation, healing, harmony and power. Marguerite Bassett. Dale's Bakery; Mildred Bauer. Bauer Duplicating Service: Marqoret Beatty. Curtis-E-Housc; Catherine Beedle, Beadle Insurance Co., Nashville: Eline Buehler, Hastings Public Schools'. Ann Burton. Retired; Thelma Carl, Michi­ gan Bell Telephone Co.: Helen Clement, Home Nursing; Hazel Conyer. Retired; Patsy Cook, No­ tional Bank of Hastings: Margaret Cuyler, Cuyler Trucking Co., Nashville; ENDS THIS SATURDAY Dowling 4H'ers Select Projects PRESCRIPTION tuul TKUrulUf PHARMACY SAmmc & QU Phone WI 5-24641 126 1. Stotc St You don’t believe aGcanact anything like an 8? ; fire damage but about 100. I pounrtx of meat were too heavily wnoked when fire broke out in the amoke hou#e. S5S YOUR IdHEALTH ®VEAM quant contact with Doctor* in this community. SomaUmes to furnish data re quested on a new drug or a detail concerning your prescription. with your doctor ... as a m*mbar of your haalth mm. With our new Overhead Cam Six you’d better believe it. Jacob's Our OHC 6 delivers 165 hp on regular gas. And 215 borse* from the premium gas 4-barrel version Most American sixes (and some underprivileged V-8s) don’t even come close. Expensive European sports machines do, but they re overhead cams. too. In fact, they inspired us. Our OHC 6 h standard on all Tempest* and LeMans So are a host of new safety features like passenger guard door locks. General Motors' new energy absorbing steering column and a four way hazard warning flashe(. We've said enough. If a test drive won't sell you. nothing wilL Prescription Pharmacy See your auti>oiixed Ponuic dealer for a test drive. YOUH cam PHARMACIST 126 East State St. Phono WI 5-2466 Hartinp 67 Pontiac OHC Sprint/Ride the Wide-frack Winning Streak REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC. 107 N. MICHIGAN • PHONE WI 5-2478 �V United Church Women PJan . Community Day HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST ClWRCB banner Oiaon W; Clark, pastor 10 am. Bunday school. Rally ins to ’Church Workshop Oct. 22 LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH WOODLAND | HASTINGS UNITED Rev. Carl Bilvemall. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HOLINESS CHURCH —: ___ ft___ Il R1 A'church leadership workshop Marvin BlckmlUer. Pastor I Sunday worahlp. 7:30 pm. Sunday school 10 am. Bunday iwhool, 10 am. i Wednesday family worahlp. Morning worship, 11 am. Morning worahlp, 11 “ Saturday at Calvin Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm.' Evening service, 7:30 pm. Krening senrtes? 8 p jd. rand Rapids from 3 Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. ■**-*(** n r Mid-week prayer meeting WedBoy*. Glrb Fellowship, 7:30. I 1.000 clergymen and STONEY PCftNT will attend the tesWOODLAND . FREE METHODIST CHURCH | INTER-LAKES CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Rev. Richard Keep BAPTIST CHURCH 8319 CoaLs Grovt Road Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. Delton. Michigan Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor 10 am. Sunday schooL Rev David Honeywell. Pastor CharkAte^aledonta. Lakeview^ BcldlnYASd other*. p.m. Preaching. IRVING CHAPEL Sunday school, 10 am. to 11. Prayer meeting. Wed., 7:30. r Guido Merkens of _______ CThT r/v McCallum united ft. Texas The Rf' I Sunday school. 10 am. Worahlp. 11 am. Evening worship. 7 pm. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 p.m. Sunday school. 10:45 am. Wednesday. 7:30 adult choir. Thursday, Junior choir,'4 pm. DELTON SEVENTH-BAY ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Rev Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Elder Samuel J. EUe . Rev. Stephen Vrablt. Assistant 2730 W. Slate Rd. Sunday Masses, 7. 8, 10. 11:30 Hastings. Mich, Ph. WI 5-9465 CHRIST CHURCH Saturday Sabballi school. 9:30. Confessions. 4 to 5. nnd 8 to 9. Worship. 11 am. Church Copcordla “The Church of the Wildwood'" Otis Lake Road i Saturdays, 7 30 win. on Sundays. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. In Son Antonio. This Rev Lsewc Osgixxl. Pastor Before Masses on weekdays. Sunday. "Faith tor Today." on Morning worship. 10 a m. Daily Masses, 7 and 8 am. TV. WOOWChannrt 8. 8:30 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, ST. AUGUSTINE, Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. Radio WJEF. 1230, 8:30 am. Lhe Rev. Merken* MIDDLEVILLE Evening service. 8 pm. Prayer. Bible Study WednraORANGEVILLE BAPTIST W. Glen Campbell. PastorST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake CHURCH AT DELTON LAKEWOOD 9:45 am. Sunday school. Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor : BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worahlp. Bunday Masses. 7:30, 11 pm. Community Room above 7 pm. Evening worship. Woodland Fire Station spearheading the workshop effort I OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN are the R<». William Woldt and 1 DOWLING METHODIST CHURCH ”-dph Young Dorn Cor. of Stwon and Bucliler Rd. L Lutheran* from 4 mi. W. of Broadway. Ereeport plan to attend Inthis a SOUTH KALAMO Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor elude PENTECOSTAL Rev Arbutus Hurless. Pastor Morning worship, 11 am. Buehl. Mra. Barto- CHURCH OF GOD Kleraey* 1631 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo Young People's service. 7 pm. Bunday school, 10 am. Evangelistic service, 8 pm. Pastor, Rev. James R. Hatfield Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 6:30. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Wart of Martin Evening service, 7:30 pm. 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Bunday school, 10 am. Thuraday prayer. 7:30 pm. Where a Christian Experience Worship, 11 am. Makcn You a Member. Sunday service. 7:30 pm. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 10 am. Sunday school. 1719 N. Broadway 11 am. Morning worship. Almon G. Fulton. Pastor 6:30 pm. Youth Fellowship. The Harting* Are* Ministerial HASTINGS FREE ■ 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 -v 6.30 pm. Evening prayer. AsBoclaUaCMrill meet on Monday. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school. 9:45 am. 7 pm. Evening worship. Morning worship. 11 am. 7 p.m. Wed. prayer and Bible. Youth service 7 p.m. BoItwood and E. State Rood will be held Evening service 7:30 pm. Bunday school.'9:45 am. THE GALILEAN following on the Wednesday Bible, prayer, 7:30. BAPTIST CHUR0I Morning worship. 11 am. 'Released Time ReiigtSunday evening service. 7 pm. Corner 106th St. * North KILPATRICK UNITED Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Freeport Road committee will give a Bunday, 8:30 am. Free Metho­ BRETHREN CHURCH • Phone 945-5'M Ihelr findings on thc dist broadcast over WFUR. 1 M-66 Woodland 10 am. Sunday school. I ministers, active or Rev. R. A. Hoffman 11 n.rn. Morning worahlp. ‘Invited U> attend. 10 am. Sunday school. 6:30 pm. Young Peoples ser­. Young People's Service, Thum-; 11 am. Worahlp service. vice. -i Sell Unused Items! day. 7 pm. 8 pm. Evening service. 7.30 pm. Evening rervice. ■f:30 pin. Thuraday prayer and Bible study hour. Alta Ministerial fc«m«ro Sport Coup* with stylt"tnm group you can add. All standard-Strato-bucket seats Carpeting? Rich vinyl upholstery. A 140-hp Six or a ' big-car V8 (210 hpt). depending on model New safety features like dual master cylinder brake system with warning light. Whatever else you want, ask for! Camaro Rally Sport-Pull the jwitch "on" and headlights appear at-each end ol the full-width gnjie You also get special extenor trim and RS emblems Then order the Custom Interior, something z else again. Canwro SS 350-Besides Camaro' biggest V>-(295 hpi). SS 350 ccrm^j'With a scoop-styled hood, bold striping around grille, big. fat red stripe tires Add Rally Sport equipment, too. Camato's your idea of a carl Command Performance Haman) unlay, 9 am. Senior Catechism class, SaturA Hearty Welcome to Alli EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH East and Orand Streets Hartings H. J. Buwalda. Minister Phones WI 5-3397. «WI 5-4995 Office hours by appointment. 9:55 am. Sunday school. Leon West. Supt. Classes for all ages. II am Worahlp. Sermon: "Alpha and Omega." Organist. Ruth Wert, choir di­ rector Gerald Ostroth. 7 pm. I’copln'* service with nursery provided. Sunday, 8 pm. E.U.B. MenTa-ik Force. Tuesday. WSWS. executive committee. 7 pm. Wed, day of prayer and Bible MOVING IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW it moving into a new com­ munity, let us know tuo. A friendly call by th* Wel­ come Wagon Hostess with her basket of gifts and helpful information, wkt make the newcomer feel quickly at home. Join in earning on our community's traditional spirit ol hospitality. Just give their name and address to FHOHE M5 3534 tM CbwnM )Ww been waiting fur Everything new that could CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL channel 3; WOOD-TV. 10:30 am. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH channel 8; WJIM-TV fl 30 pm. George 8. Marah.il). Pastor channel 6. "Pattern for Living." Church school. 10 am. Worship service, 11 am. noon nel 10. WZZMchanhel 13. The Lutheran Hour, over COATS GROVE WKZO. 12:30 pm.; over WBCK, CHRISTIAN CHURCH Coals Grove & Durkee Road Saturday afternoon from 2 to J Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor 6 pin. our members are invited Floyd Walter. Supt. to attend Living Lutheran Lead­ Bible school. 10 am. . ership. a workshop conducted by Worship hour, 11* am. Rev Guido Merkens. Christian Endeavor. 6 p.m. All are invited. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH "The Country Church That Woodland al Velte Rood Welcome* You.” Rev. Einar Unset h. Pastor Remember outdoor poster drive. Ph. 367-2917 The outdoor pooler program I* "A Friendly Christ-Centered in progress. Let's have enough] Church." gifts given for these beautiful 3Sunday school. 10 am Classes color pofXcrs so. they will be1 along the streets and highways ] Worship service. 11am. “Chris­ of U. 8. and Canada In the tianity's Vocal Point (Second in month* of January nnd February. | a Airies on I Corinthians. This will help make available Luther League. 7:30 pm. the spiritual and Icodcr-Jilp Cherub and Junior choirs, training and opportunities of Wednesday. 3:45 pm. Chrtstlan Endeavor to more of Senior choir, Wed, 8 pm. our young people. Chairman Mra. Bethel Bible study. Thursday. Rlciiard Darby. WI 5-2543. WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Use this coupon to let us know you're here happanad! Now at your Chevrolot dealer's! NAME. AMRESS___________________ ____________ j. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 10. HANOVIR HASTINGS . CITY___________________ _ _________________ j Please hane the Welcome Wagon Hostess all efr ma I would like to subscribe to the Hastings Banner I Jlreidy subscribe Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation'Dept, WI 5-2425 Church Women In munity Day on Thursday,' Nov. ! Mrs. Theodore Steven*, chalrj man, announces that a coopera| auve luncheon will begin at 12:30 pm. at the First Methodist i Church In Hartings. Mothers with small children are remtnd- Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer and Bible study. am. Morning group led by Bill Cotant. - 7 pm. Evening group led Mrs Gladys Ostroth. rEOPLE'S RIBLE CHURCH _ . Nursery for both groups. 1/4 Mlle E. of M-66 on State Rd. -8 pm.-Choir practice. Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Elizabeth LcRoy Kenney, Pastor at Gladys Ostroth. 10 ;tm. Sunday school. . Circle ‘ 11 am. MonUng worship. J Friday, 2 pm. Friendship class Wednesday, 7:45 pm. pniyerklat Alene S'.ruble'«. ■SThUrsday. 7 pm. Pioneer Glrlg]fl। Saturday, library'open from 9 and Boys Brigade. Women's monthly missionary FIRST METHOQ1ST CHURCH fellowship. 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. ( 209 1 street Rev. Elliott BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Ttlep 5-4045 Henry VtuiTil, Evangelist 18J0 am. Worahlp service. 10 a.rn. Munilng service. Y1 am. Worship service Title 11:15 am. Sunday school. faResich sermon Is: "Gathering Fruit.*' A cordial welcome to all. 3:30 - 8:30 p.m. Convocation Sunday nt Trinity Methodist In WOODBURY UNITED { Grand Rapids, BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. B. R. Davis. Piirtor 7 pm. Jr-Hl MYF. Just off M-66, N< ” " i Thursday—3:30 pm. children's Villacc of ' and carol choir rehraraal; 7:30 Sunday school. am. ___ chancel choir rehearsal; 7:30 Cub Worship, 11 am. Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth cl»lr rehearsal. Wed, 8. METHODIST CIRCUIT Fellowship service. 7:45 am. CHURCHES Youth Fellowship. Wed, 7. Rev. John Jolderuma Bible Study and Prayer actWelcome Comer* vice. Wednesday. 8 p.m. nt Roger Worship service. 9:30 am. Carey home, west of church. Church school 10:30. Martin Corner* TRIN1TY GOSPEL CHURCH ] 1118 Jordan Lake Street I Church school, 0:45 am. Worship service, 10:30 am. Lake Odessa I.P.A Campgrounds Quimby Church Phone DR 4-8277 Church school. 10:30 am. Rev Jerry Boomer, Pastor Mornin? worship. 11:30 am. Bunday school. 10 nm. Morning worship. 11 am. Young People s Service. 7 p.m. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study. Wed, 7:30 pm. Worship service, 10 am. Prayer service. 6 pm. Sunday school, 11 am. L. J. Mote. Supt. UNITED BRETHREN IN Christian Endeavor. 7 pm, CHRIST CHURCH Darrell Starbard, president. E Colfax at N Boltwood Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Rev Ehrl Gaskill. Pastor. pm, Betty Ovenshlrc, director. Morning worahlp. 9 30 a m. Sunday school. 10:30 nm. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.m. ChrUtlaQ Endeavor. 6:15 p.m.i Prayer service Wednesday* 7:30 Evening,’.service, 7 pm. _pm. Class leaders. Clayton Mote Prayer meet Thuraday, 7 30. "and Fred Bawdy. “' fhteteCaimirn, buckets and all United 8:30 p m. Youth Fellowship. 7: 30 pm. Gospel hour, sermon:. Tlie Wiiolc Duly of Man." 8: 46 pm. Church choir prac- GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 6 Jefferson * Walnut Sts. Rev. Roger A. Janke. Pastor vlded. George Huff of Hastings who Your nickel treat to UNICEF ot Halloween fills his cup with milk for 25 days • Impressions of Africa as a mis­ sionary tn Sierra Leone, where she served with tier husband for four yearn After their return to Die pointed Michigan Conference । presiident for tho Wesleyan Methodirt Church. At present Mrs. Huff te national vice-prrrtdent of the Wesleyan MtadonI ary Society nnd president of the 1 Wraleynn Missionary Society of tlie Michigan Ctonfcrcnre. They ‘ reside at 1212 N. Boltwood. I All are cordially invited to ! participate tn the fellowship and I Inspiration of World Community I Day. It is spotvonxl by United । Church Women for the purpose I of bettering Christian World rtlations. Freeport WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Comers, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7: 30 p.m. Evening service. Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night. 8: 30 pm. Choir rehearsal. Bv Mr*. Sylvan Tapg ><«<h »i. MS-3311 Mr. and Mra. George Orcrholt of Logan called on Al. Church a Sunday ngo. * Ray Reed of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Muri Vandcrhoff of Hastings were CEDAR CREEK callers at the Rlciiard Shoebridge iMMiic on Monday of last week. ★ BIBLE CHURCH Mr. and Mrs Jumts Bhoebridge Campground Rd, 8 Mlles South ( of Anchorage. Alaska ore Uie Pastor. Donald Tuck parents of a girl bom Sept. 29. Sunday sclxxU. 10 am. Worahlp, 11 am. She Jias been named Lee Brenda. Youth meeting. 6:15 p.m. ] Mr. and Mrs. Al. Barnard en­ Prayer. Bible study. 7:30 pm. । tertained with a grocery shower at their home Sunday. Oct 9. in WOODLAND METHODIST honor of Sherry Barnard and Rev. Richard VandcnB<veh I BUI Brown of Charlotte who Sunday school, 10 am. [wero married Safurday, Oct. 15. Morning worship. 11 am. The Christ's Ambassadors1 Mr. and Mra. George Elliot* Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Youth grcxip of the Hastings As- of Hastings were visitors of her scmbly of God Church Is spon- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd CARLTON CENTER soring a "Slave Day" this Satur- i Grinnell, a Sunday ago. * Mr. METHODIST CHURCH day. Oct 22. |(U14 Mrs. James Cool nnd Mr. Rev. Richard VandmBosch In an effort- to help support *uldt M™ Newtonjenjoyed Morning worship. 9:15 am. Sjieed-thc-LigluT the missionary | n Harjto'Dam Sunday school 10:15 am. arm ol tlie AssembUea of God P?', ®- * Mj•Mniyouth, thc young people from M-^bi Patrick anm family werv FIRST PRESBYTERIAN the church are offering their 9'^‘‘Pf*3 CHURCH services free of ciiarge but ask and M”- Gary McGhee of Broadway and Center only far a free will donation Bridgeport._________ ___ Willard H. Curtis. Minister Sunday worahlp. 8:30 and 11. All of thc prowls from this Robinson ay of free latxipwil! go towards Rouuiba Callf Mrs. Lottie Nursery provided. Broadcast of day laoor'wiu go . .oi free . purchase . - lowarus . of• , rUmilfcr ,r helping to equipment gaff" null Xtrx \Cnv HBdtmptiw Mlle.” Ml kinds for tiv- mUMonaries an ~ ’ Hie home and foreign fields. J n{*{*, nc work i™r- an‘* Mrs Arthur CUnton. for all new. | Anyone desiring to iiave work ... * Mr. Mr. nnd nnd Mrs. Xfrs Arthur Arthur CUpton r*lln*m. 6.30 Junior High and Senior done pluuc call 945-2072 for un High Youth Fellowships meet nt appointment. All work will be nccompnnlni Mr nnd Mrs. Ro­ bert Clinton of Middleville to the church. 1 done on Saturday. Baldwin on a color tour Satur­ 6:30 Faniily Night in Memorial । day. Oct. 1. * .XV. and Mra. Her­ Hall. AU food and drink provided man Cribs were overnight guests nt 50c per peraon. Bring your ■1 of Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crites own table service. Nursery tor Sunday, Oct 9 Mr. and Mrs toddlers. The Rev. Allan J. Wee-1 tennlnk will present thc program. I "Withhold not thou thy — . Reuben Crites. Jr., of Eaton Rap­ showing slides and telling of his dcr mercies frwn me. O Lord: 1ids and Mra. Isabel Like of were Sunday callers. 1 visit u> tlie Philippines and Fur lit thy lovlngkuidncss and thy Onondaga East. irulh continually preserve me." * Mra. Don Cullen and children 7 p.m. Cub Scout Pnck meeting These wonts from Psalm* ore lit f tended a birthday party for in Memorial Hall. part of thc responsive reading 1her nephew, Gary Conley, at z' Wednesday Activities in this week’s Christian Science Hastings, w Tom Eckert spent 9:30 am. The portor wlU inert Lcwon - Sermon titled "Probation last week nt ah FFA Convention, After Dentil" The Lesson-Scr- 1at Kansas City. Knn. with circle program lenders. mon Is read each Sunday in ।■ Mr. — and ____ ___ 3:30 Cherub choir practice. Mrs. Dan Pastma Thuraday Activities itles IChrisimn 1I। Science Churches visited Mr. Emery Kline nt thc I Henry Belands home tn Ijike 6 Kirk House choir j:.__ practice, | tliroughout Ute world. 6:45 Junior High choir holr ,proc____ i Odessa a Sunday ago. * Mr. and Mrs Robert Ingram nnd Mr Haxnnd 7 30 Chancel choir practice. 40 HoUTS Devotion |।I Mrs. Woody IV, —lu Wyngarden of it,Prtday—9 am. to 8 p in. WornTlie Rev. Fr. Ralph Kelly.1 Ung* and Mr. nnd Mrs. Denn cns Association Rummage Sale pastor of St. Rose of Lima Stuart enjoyed dinner al 'Bad­ in Memorial Hall. CnthoUc Church, announced tlml ams" tn Grand Rapids Saturday. -----------' Forty Hours devotions are’ to be- Ort. 8. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH gin Monday. Oct 24. The annual Mr and g.^ nnd Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor Tlianksglvlng Clothing collection children were dinner micrts of 9:45 am. Sunday School, clas-1 U to be held Nov. 6-13. ' her parent*. Sunday. Oct. 9. of se.s for all ages. ------------ •------------। Mr. and Mrs R>iix-ri nmniii <>r 11 am Worahlp service Mra- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ,UMlngs * Mr and *n.dv n„.Ro-SCIENTIST / / Btwn^ topl£ sage hv by .t~ the pastor, study In SCIENTIST 645 W. ‘Green Street mans Tills service broadcast. I companled Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sunday service. 11 am. WBCH. ! Walton to Clio Sunday, Ort. 9, Sunday school. 11 am. 11 am. Junior Church, for where they visited Mr. and Mra. children 4 through 8. Ted Walton They nbo called on Reading room open Wedncs-. wj. unj n,-w ri,-.- n, »«, 6: 30 pm. Young People's day and Saturxtay. 2 to 4 p.m. I a _ .m Hrrt **** Bt meetiggs. (Morri* and were evening lunch7: 30 pm. Evening church serv- , <on gueoto of Mr nnd Mra. Don Ice. Special music, hymn sing. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY Walton nt St Johns. * Mr. and Message by the pastor. ADVENTIST .nvvv»icT CHURCH Mra. Enunelt Shclllngton vtsitert Elder Gerald N. Slack Monday—6:30 p.m. CSB BatMr. and Mra. Adrian Smith at Sabbath scnooi. school. »:30 9:30 nm. am. talion Boys Club. ., sauoatn Vermontville a Sunday ago. * oaturday worship, iv:45 a am. Tuesday—6:30 pm. CSB Stock- j! Saturday warship, 10:45 m. ND mid Mra Jny Wing ac­ ode Boys Club. • II r> Prayer —.— — inert —. Tuesday, 7:30 pm. companied Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wednesday Activities Thompson to Yankee Springs BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. Sunday, Oct. 9. where they vlsh 9 a m. Women's Prayer Band. ’ Rev. Ctialmer Miller, Pastor texl Mr and Mra. Burdett Timm. 7 30 p.m. Prayer nnd Bible1 10 a in. Sunday school. Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Brandt 11 am. Morning worship. study. Missionary Perry Wood-' :md Mr and Mra. John Miller Prayer meeting W ’ cdnesday, 7. ford from WaWa, Ontario. Con­ -if Caledonia visited Mr. nnd ada will be speaking and show­ Mra Lloyd Knreher In Grandy Ing pictures of their church work MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Rapids recently. * Mr. and Mns ' Thuraday—6:30 pm. Pioneer REFQRMED CHAPEL Bill Blough and children were 708 W. Main Street Giris Clubs. dinner gueata of hl* mother, Mra. Rev. Earl Schipper Saturday—7 pm. All Bunday Greta Blough on Sunday, Ort. 9. Worship. 10 am. school Halloween party at tlie * Donald Blough of Wyoming Sunday school. 11:15 am. Youth Chapel on Woodland Ave. was a visitor of his parents. Mr. Evening worship, 7:30 pm. nnd Mra. June Blough, a Bunday ago. * Mrs. TYun Owen underHASTINGS CONGREGATION HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES pltal Tuesday. Oct 4. She re­ 220 West Colfax Street turned home Sunday. * Mrs. Sunday public talk. 3 pm. Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor Tom McKee of Kalamazoo and Sunday school. 10 am. her inotiMT. Mrs George Owen MILO BIBLE CHURCH Worship hour. 11 am. visited Mra. Ron Owen and Route' 3 Delton Sunday evening service. 7 pm. Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher daughter of Middleville a Satur­ day ago. A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor HASTINGS ASSEMBLY ' Mr. and Mrs.‘John Usborne. Sunday school. 10 am. OF GOD CHURCH Worship. 11 am. Jr, of Carlton Center and Mr. 102 E. Woodland Avenue Sunday evening service, 7:30. \ and Mra. Bill Blough nnd chil­ Rev. H. R. Collver Wed. evening service, 7:30. dren were supper guests of Mr. \9M5 am. Sunday school, and Mra Jerry Kyser of Battle it am. Morning worahlp Creek Saturday, Ort 8. * Mr. 6 pm. Young People's service. DELTON METHODIST Marclus E. Taber. Minister nnd Mrs Robert Walker of 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Grand Rupidt spent Sunday. Church study. Sunday. 9:45. 7 pm. Wednesday service. Oct 0. with Mr. nnd Mrs Furrrst Worship. Sunday. 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Bunday. 8. Buehler, w Mr and Mra. Milton HASTINGS SF.VENTH-DAY Prayer Group, Tuesday, 930. Buehler ntu-nded Lh^'K, of P. ADVENTIST CHURCH Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thuraday. and Pythian Sisters Convention Elder Samuel J. Elie In Lansing Friday and Saturday, 2730 W Blate Rd. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Hastings. Mich, WI 5-9465 Kunde and Mr and Mra. Ivan CHURCH Sat Sabbath school. 9:30. Roush enjoyed dinner al the Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector Worship, 11 im Country Kitchen in Langston 9 am. Holy Communion. Tuesday prayer, 7:30 pm. 9 40 am Breakfart for women Sunday. Ort 9. * Mr. and Mra ■ Sunday. "Faith for Today." on Frank Thompson visited her TV Wo6d. Channel 8. 8 30 am. of Yhc parish. 11 am Family service and aunt, Mb* Bodie Moore In NaahSunday. Voice of Prophecy, vllle, who la Ul. sermon. Classes for children. Radio WJEF. 1230. Church Young ilPeople VUJJIC Schedule ullltuuiv A ‘Slave Day’ Christian Science * Lesson-Sermon �Up To 2225 EXTRA VaTl°ue STAMPS STAMPARAMA MINI ■! II I II, II II I If 100 TV STAMPS •. 100 lewgen TV «nSTAMPS 50 TV STAMPS w.lh iL.i leuean an the eurrheie e« the eur.heta «• KWICK KRISP SLICED BACON TENDERAY BRAND USDA STEAK SALE! ' 100 TV STAMPS .' 25 «"•»TV STAMPS ’ 50 TV STAMPS ' w(,h t»H, >tM>e« on she emrheie el ■«»>»■ *" «"» »“' »«■« ' •- She turion »' ■ USDA CHOICE TENDERAY USDA CHOICE TENDERAY : WEST VA. ' Semi-Boneless Ham 1ft. SIRLOIN RIB a Whole or Half I STEAK -KT STEAK Tenderay USDA Choice Tenderay USDA Choice C© T-BONE STEAK lb 51Pc STEAK CHU€K SWISS - 69‘ Hrirnt.'. — FRESH TURNOVERS LONGHORN ■ COLBY CHEESE 100 TV STAMPS '100 TV STAMPS'. 100 TV STAMPS with iMi'ieween ej< p»e eutiheia of ..th th., ru.ee" on lhe »u >Mu ■< orth th.i eeueey. on lhe el any 4 pkgs, of II HALLOWEEN CANDY 1 X'oXtTlm ESd KROGER DRY MILK I Betty Crocker CAKE MIXES 1J. 25 TV STAMPS a' 25 TV STAMPS h 50 ,hTV STAMPS with lbw coupon on the eutibeee ol with th., lowpen on lhe pwffhwio • • " •" 'Ko »“"*••• •* a I EMPRESS I Glo Coat or • HAPPY SOUP FANCY TUNA Instant Pride tb West Virginia Canned Hani I Redeem al Kroger thru 1 Saturday October 22. 1966 5 lb iize^^^79 pew »*»*" •' Solar day, October 22. 1966 MMM Saturday October 22. 1966 R'fffrW Redeem ai Kroner thru M Kg- 25 TV STAMPS , 100 TV STAMPS , 50 TV STAMPS wWle IhM leopoci on ll»e euifhoie el f e.lh ihi H »- lhe ' I . ■>. l>-. ..^^.^iMrnihiHjI__ our West Virginia Smoked & »■ Stick Chili 69 Smoked Ham \Smoked Ham Pork Chops V89 Sb - ' . .Mel-O-Soft = White Bread II Redeem a< Kroger thru RP^H Saturday October 22 1966 I Full Shank Half 5'” Center Cut Rib - Five 1%-lb. loaves of USDA Choice Arm-Cut i°’ Country Club FRANKS 100TVSTAMPS Whole or Half • BALL PARK FRANKS R adeem al Kroger thru Saturday October 22. 1966 99 [ Pork Chops vimMDS1 3-Legged or Double Breasted Marhoelfer Canned fl ft 39‘ HAM FRYERS a 4-ox. wt. Jar of [j one half gallon carton of ■ JUBILEE NYLONS LIPTON I INSTANT TEA 3- 2" ioor SPECIAL LABEL SPECIAL LABEL Shortening New Pink Detergent BORDEN'S ICE CREAM I | Saturday October 22 1966 50 TV STAMPS , SO TV STAMPS with ih.i aewee" en *he pwtrhoc, • w.lh Ihm »" lhe eunheee el I SPOTLIGHT I KROGER I zips, cheese bits or I Instant Coffee I Salad Dressings! SNACK CRACKERS PWU •' Kroger thru 0RBRRU Redeem e' Kroger thru dRM L>iwiwi.RHWinii?^Wc.iy ---------------------------------L3UA Saturday October 22. 1966 Saturday. October 22 1966 lufid I Redeem at Kreger thru | Saturday. October 22 1996 SPRY 50 TV STAMPS . 50 TV STAMPS , 50 TV STAMPS >nh lh.r <>»■, ee the eurrheie et with thii <eue«" ew the eurilwie rf______—Ih th,. ..u>ar. «- the aur.ha,. ef ’ 6-oz. bottle 2-lb. "I any bottlo ot ■ 14 A ex. bottle of 1 NOXEMA CEPACOL 1 SKIN DIAL 11 CREAM • with FREE Di»pen*er 1 MOUTHWASH I Redeem i SHAMPOO 1I et Kroger lhru OWI 1 Rededtfi at Kroger lhru MOwd | Re^sem ar Kroger thru mnaieRj Seturday October 22. 1966 Saturday October 22.1966 UUJ I can ,1 50 TV STAMPS 1.. 50 TV STAMPS 50 TV STAMPS, -Hh lh.1 loveen ee she ecerchoee el a bottle of 15 Hunts CATSUP wlQc 1ST Oil Label F* A Angel Food CAKE 36 BEAUTIFUL CHARMS . . 50c a Chsrmm [650 I ply) | 39c I 4 boxes 87° Bananas 'BONANZA' * 5-lb. bag 89>59 Oranges tnericam A m C/iar STAINLESS SERVICE THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 2 save- soc Cauliflower Mck 39° Margarine j . cm ma mm _ 1 ■ shortening ’ SPRYI ! ■ » i°-— I । "2!"’ APPLE CIDER I POPCORN | ■ | VAKKVI 3 BVR Redeem al Kroger thru <2 Saturday October 22. 1966 i • | I ••uiui DEL MONTE DRIED FRUIT ’ ■ | or Mixed Nuts | ■■■■■ Redeem at Kroger thru EMMejj Saturday. October 22. 1966 ■ Redeem al Kreger thru 1 Sefurdey October 22 1966 VALUABLE COUPON WM medium 29° ! ' ~ w*w,w ’• WILD BIRDSEED ■■■■ | Satu.der Octote 22 1966 ! VALUABLE COUK S breck 69° ^89° it ~’I4011 - — | IMPORTED | | Holland Bulbs__ ( _ J Hair Set Mist■■' TOOTHBRUSH iTtu. 2-lbs. or mare of /.* dd"Xtc 1 In Shell Peanuts । _ HAIR SPRAY •' •“ 49° Dinner Fork ■ -Hh -Kh *S yurch... * POTATOES1 . CALIFORNIA CELERY Redeem al Kroger lhru I Saturday October 22 1966 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON VINE RIPE tomatoes I ‘ 1 a stalk ot I | 200 foot roll of 1 HANDI-WRAP ___ __ __ __ — PERTUSSIN ITEM 50 TV STAMPS 100lh.(TV STAMPS 150 TV STAMPS < wHh thli ceupon on tho purihoie el coupon on the puechei. B1|l> ,h„ the purchace of tlSk ^, ^22^96. I on the purchaia ol a 4-p>oce letting I Salad I | Your Choice /• IJ Vl Golden Glow I I I । L 25 TV STAMPS '25 TV STAMPS 50 TV STAMPS with Ih.i loopon on «*»o f»i>«ie ol *'"* l»i !»■>» ,» ih« a.. • ,■ ..th ,h, ,M,,hoto ol 21«» 99° Broccoli, Brussel Sprouls or 25TVSTAMP5 50 .TV. STAMPS L— VALUABLE COUPON 29° California Grapefruit 8-lb. bag 2 LETTUCE Yellow or White ONIONS Chiquila Florida Duncan - Red - White 2 heads of any kind of VANQUISH TABLETS TABLETS 25 TV STAMPS , 25 TV STAMPS , 50 TV STAMPSJ1 • ■th t h. i < oopon on lhe pmihoie ol «»lh l*.i reue 0n err lhe >»> ■ «,ih ih.i nueen on lhe pure ho to of , > • .... Facial Tissue [200 2ply sheen 97 x 8'4) Sunshine Rl”*^^^^^^^athroom Tissue 12 "is.95° Puffsi I . COPE TABLETS ■ QQ4 VALUABLE COUPON CREST �THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 For EveryBanking Need Bational FOR THE BfST.Vi WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED tolor T.V.' SEE OUR OUR ANNUAL SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS ‘•-“[j]ASTbNGS REGISTER EACH WEEK Right thru till December 1st Bev. Boulter. Rt. 2. Clarksville 5‘ SALE STARTS FRIDAY! Price and an Extra Pair for Only 5c. Birke' S Hastings Cut Rat* Shoe Store '■ 201 N. Broadway • Phone 945-3400 ♦ USED CARS DEPEND UPON Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Ken & Bob s Gull Service DILICATESSEN — BRANCH POST OFFICE 610 E. State at Green Vikina SEW,NG viKing machines Hastings Shell Service w[innDQ»^» For Every Room in Your Home! Phone WI 5-9461 for Road Service THE SUPERETTE • Brikoi • Lubrication iVjihing • Light Repair 205 N. Michigan Betty Fitzgerald, 543 E. Thorn, Hastings Jeffrey Brownell, Rt. 2, Hastings T.V Phone 945-9187 Robt. J. Reynolds. 429 5. Hanover. Hasting* • Tire* b BiHtrici David Slater, 619 S. Hayes, Hastings Road and her husband and lamily. arc. inaklnc puns l<> enjoy free fun-filled weekend, having won thc free weekend when name was drawn al Blair's Farm and Garden Supply Store at urday morning. Clyde »« jm* liuntinc. Clyde works In the HaMlno ME*. Company'* filter plant and Betty works In the office. They Banner and 41 merchants are sponsuring lhe contort. LEES Carpets and Rugs and Pick-Up and Delivery ♦ AAA Wrecker Service Ruby Barnes, Rt. 3, Hasting* CENTRAL RADIO 228 N. Jefferson Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by Armstrong Complete Beverage Department ♦ General Auto Repairing AND ZENITH Ward f. Erway, 512 N. Congress, Halting, BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE ‘ NfW SETS BY MOTOROLA <1 PUBLIC FORUM 0 Hastings Floor Covering Lctho Hynes, 1019 N. Michigan, Hastings Hiutmg... Michigan iwt.nij; Uquor-by - tbc-giara. I 'Tor Those Who Want the Best" i^uMeT*T" ' Haan STANDARD SERVICE LIGHT REPAIRS 301 W. State at Broadway WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE CHECK THESE FEATURES: Road Service FIRESTONE TIRES PHONE WI HASTINGS SEWING CENTER 235 W. State Phone 945-9647 Atlas Tires & Batteries PICKUP & DELIVERY NEW TRIP EACH WEEK Corner E. Green and Michigan David Steeby, Rt. 2, Hastings See our new season collection of Dresses. FOOD CENTER CONTEST RULES FOR YOUR FAMILY WHEBi SHOPPING IS 124 E. State EkJOY LIFE MORE WITH MUSIC" CHICAGO, ILL. Plck-Congrees 1,000 Room* Guitar • Banjo • Mandolin • Drums Electric Bass • String Ba$s ./I// FURNITURE Michl*e n Blvd. • A Congreae St ■ 1 HATOMn 7-3*00 For Every Room in Your Home! Music Center Whenever You Need a Lili.. WEINERS 3 lb. Bag ’1.49 (Broken Sizes) Riepenhoff s Sausage Kitchen 115 S. Jefferson H. F. Bottcher, 523 W. Prairie WAYNE'S Shoe Store CIPIJC jIUHj 134 W. State St. ’ T«l*phon«: 963 7100 Talstyps; 313-222 502* E. LANSING, MICH. 4101 W*»t Broad St. T«l«phorw: Bftoitfwty Mill Ttlftyp*: (14-759 0261 FLINT, MICH. CLEVELAND, 0. Pick-Durant 300 Room* Downtown Flint Pick-Carter SOO Room* You’ll Like Our Of HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS Beverwyk's BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS 327 N. Broadway HASTINGS - MILLER'S (Willard Rogers, Mgr.) 811 E. Railroad St. Ph. WI 5 2423 Mr*. Robert Baldwin, Rt. I, Hatting* 99 COUPON • Polish Diamond Ring LeRoy Hewitt. 838 S. Dibble Balling's APPLIANCES ond GIFTS Make This Your • Inspect Stones • Tighten All Loose Stones • Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine GILMORE JEWELER 101 L >«»t, KwS«h.. non, 945-5316 l^Mn. 100 t Year for COLOR T V. Diamond Pattarn Math Nylon and cotton team up ip give you longer service and warmth. Stretch sizes. CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY 118 N. Jefferson St. Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stpnd -^Delicatessen James Blodgett, 422 W. State St., Hastings THAT'S BENVFRANKLIN' 102 W. State ot Jefferson Eve Ingmire, Rt. 3. Hastings RIGHT Bring your exposed roll* of Kodak Color Film CXI27, CX120, CX620 and CXI26 to u* for expert Develop­ ing and Printing and we will give you— ABSOLUTELY NEW CARPETS by McGee - Monarch and Barwick Your present CARPETS CLEANED The Duraclean Way Rhone WI 5-2091 107 E. Woodland Larry Novak, Rl. 3, Halting* Photographic Specialties, of This Season! WHITE'S . . . everything Lovely For Ladies! 7 So. Jefferson Bernard Watson, Rt. 2, Hosting* umftDsmmis Time Io Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! *>Toi"8 - pnd Front End Alignment U.S. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Alterations Mothprpofing Phone 945-3967 Arthur Steeby, 1109 S. Park, Hasting* JIM BARR TIRE SHOP • Phone 945-9411 Paul Weeks, 214 State St.. Nashville BARRY CLEANERS 321 S. Michigan Tastiest Sandwiches and the World’s Creamiest GARDNER'S HOW. Slot. ROOT BEER M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Rhone 945-1134 K. L. McCaslan, 207 S. Main, Woodland HODGES JEWELRY 122 W. State BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS for BARRYUNTY------- Kendal Wilcox, Rt. 3. Hostings ’ U“V 1 “aV« UlllClt dUltC Ul llllptUVt ItiC appearance ol uur downtown ijuktiira.5 eauibluhnunts — and tins was doue wiuwul the help liquur-by-Ute-giaaa. minks unproved, llicii vote Ior available, a dangerous menace discriminatory because II pre­ vents a few people from maKiiig money at the ei-oncxnlu and regard to the xenuig of alcciiol moral expense ol otfiets. In point number 3 — Research law the ciowd. ivuunijciw ol wiuU into the uillcinl police records of How unfai tuiut. Jul so many Bailie Cteck, Kalamazoo, Lan­ sing. Flint and Ann Arbor, all ptupn- liutik ot iniciuunincni ....... . that _____ prove conclusively ant-’ •_ ana Uqum in ilk- aume brcatli, both adult and it~d juvenile ‘for -i utui ye. tlie ad claim.. Hut the liquor violations _________ “ and d “ accidents rttftd:! ’ inabilily Io. sell Uquor-on-'.hcand crimes committed increased premura' is a "lundcrancc to alarmingly alter liquor by the pci^uiis wb.iung to cuiigrcgulc in glass was legalurd. Why then, our city lor convcnttocu. biisldoe* the Chamber ot Commerce i,r-ss niictings. etc." Ls liquor lhe feel that Hastings would benefit *uJe rviuoii uh.- icrtani ix-upkso greatly when other coutmuni- might divide whetiyr ur hot to ties have had opposite results? come ... HasUiigi to be entcr■ I read in one ul the pupci s that umnd .' What kuai of people arc Hasting*' Police Department is Wl. tijmg to attract ' And it we understaffed, would liquor by the mu entice people to come here glass make their job less? > Jor ull cuiunga eniert.muufnt. In point number 4-the Chainai-.-r a luglit ol so­ ber ol Cointneuc slates that uinl- dntikm,;. ate some of these liquor by the glass up-grades - p,Op;,. (1 iwlnc an ratablishtiKUi and allows for ulUioul u*xv.aM under the in­ . arueral physical improvements .,UU1Ct oI lhlllU4lllt. [Brt VWc question if liquor by the lJu. l|it. ;t.,enuc drought glass anything or m b> lU ■lass ever upgraded tuwruded amthimt u[ actually improved physical en­ inigli. be used to improve vironment — no doubt they arc our city justify tin fact that it letemng tu the pu»lblllt) ol l. gamed uy uu-aiu which do no*. ECORATIVE MAIL BOXES Regularly Largest Selections CHINA by Lennox & Syracuse CRYSTAL by Tiffin & Fostoria 117 W. Stat* St. in Downtown Hastings Mary Lou Roth, Rt. 2, Hatting* STERLING - SE85 SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE E. L. CARPENTER Hardware ' 142 I. Stat. $♦.- Phone WI 5-2983 by Gorham. Recd & Borton & Towle Louise Haight, 127 W. Grant, Hastings ““ “ Whri. tiw Chamber of Com- ■ mercer Mmcmcnt boils down ---------- ----------------------------— to i-i thu- they claim that this pro­ jxw»d 1» in tiu- brat in.erest of TLu»ltng< buaitu.-a. Pullin* ar-ide iiionil isnura. tha: is. whether tlu., inupuMtl violates anyone’*' ' religious belie:., or other ethics, you must nd nut Hue. wlien i.Tiglung th.- good that thu piop-jtu! nu) bring about against yo of those who have made all tlu- evil und h'artbrena that , this move und thercbyninrreascd excessive drinking iw. been ' their piubleiiis by a iJcue petcent? and will oiiiiiiuv to bruig about Im -sure point number C in u.s long ar. a certain percentage . referntig to the age old argu­ u! people will conUnue to exments of the opposition force--" oisuvely indulge In alcohol, tlie • of bU'tnc->s or uuuld »u:.- be more of Uie dance hall, hang out. dive sort ot thing. Votct*! Study this puv-tbllity carefully! Point number fire state., • to put u» on u pur uilh do ul our Mate. Tins Im sure tiny lxu.e on population add nut urea -u.s 5U . of our swell luu> legalized liquor thinking have decided that riionry or economic issUt-s a:e mon- important thiiu thc safety. both pliy.'irul mid moral, of the people ol out community, vspedally the yotm: adults who are raising tomorrow's citizens. Nou. regarding point number 2 us I am not mid would not be a member of any of the ' fine clubs who .serve liquor. 1 will nut attempt to discuss the situ­ ation created by liquor by the glass in these club* but do us 1 believe ue all jhould do and find out thc facts from those who know. ™... such — us. l.r* enforcement agencies, doctors, counieling --------- and thou -------->— know -------., — service* who the outgrowth ot this prat tier within Leigh Suburban and Rural 5875 Now Phone 945-4265 Martha L. Kuhn, 1409 Woodland.-Hastings FREE A new Fresh Roll of Kodak Color Film of the same size at the time you bring in the exposed Color Film for^koccssing and Printing. PHOTOGRAPHY to be Found in Barry County 141 E. Woodland at Michigan. R. W. MacArthur, 435 W. Center, Hastings Geneva Allerding. Rt. 3, Hastings City Food & Beverage Means CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES Charlotte There’s always a friendly crowd and thc many specialties of the house are favorites of young and old alike. KNEE HIGHS Phone 945-f07l Owned & Operafad by WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS Restaurant Hasting* From thc 221 West Mill St. BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper . Custom Draperies . Unfinished Furniture s Art Supplies the , . area arM in n which w r i the ,» moot m<» cold <•<. , facts are available to prove them wrong. However, m point number one — they arc pleading 'discrimi­ nation" — I guess that is the popular term U» use when we cannot have what »c think wc Misses CALL 945-4013 for 'Cleaning of Distinction Repairing Alteration - Dyeing COLOR CENTER LUMBER CO J Copper Lantern Shirley Wietnik, 1720 N. Broadway, Hastings Jackie Gallagher, Rt. 2, Delton In 10 lbs. - *2.50 Drop-Off Service "asH» Barbara Hahn, 1333 S. Jefferson st. Ernest DeGroote, Rt. 2, Hastings Cleaning Bills — HASTINGS CLEANERS "Proipact 1-7209 Phone 945-5321 J 125no.Jtffteio> 235 South Jefferson Phone* 945-5170 With the Professional Permette Dry Cleaning Machine Nationwide Inn 275 Rooms I ntir, or tuimtii/thopplnt in* Albert Pick Motor Hotel 110 Room* N**r Michigan Slat* Univ*r»1ty S minute* from downtown Lantlfl* । St. t Teletype: 517-372-0744 MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Hotel Hastings TIRE SERVICE Rev. Ralph Tweedy, Fieeport Save 75% on Your Dry COLUMBUS, 0. Pich-Port Shelby 900 Room* 1*20 Arthur St. T.lophon*: £36 37*1 T«l«t/P«: 5O2 SOT-1O36 Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals Ot Homemade Skinless Michigan Grode I DETROIT, MICH. iLUMBERCO NEW GOODYEAR CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! Albert Pick Mote/ 150 Rooms Mr*. Robert Warren, 914 E. Madison i .xdunj. ALL WEATHER SPECIAL CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! LOUISVILLE, KY. Phone WI 5-5105 Morr, 237 W. Nelson, Hasting* You’re Assured of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of “BILL DING” To the Editor: <imil pul in lheir auvctiu<«mint it was with cotuiderabtc inter- iu«uit tint they were clearly est and no little cunccrn that I, wi'dui Uie law read the open letter fioin the Huwevn, 1 v.under liuw uwny Hustings Chamber ol Coinitutcc people wm i* tlcvnud ui.u bein last week's issue of Thc Hui.- m-viiig ttuit ,-iiiic thru Chamber tings Banner. ul Cunuiu-ice came out in ap- . Tlie first question that went piovat ut :uu luopaul. Uie enthrough my mind was this, docs tin city ut Hasluigs lcci» .ills . Utls represent the thinking uf must, be uppiuvid. 1 wonder Imw .. -------of- ---------------.—.... nuuiy pcpn- win, uugiu oruinthe. majority our merchants? What -consideration and re­ search" lias gone Into the study iuik<- u; mural icaaoa, lai that ot this issue? Has the Chamber of Com- cause it wul mean upgrading' mercc been influenced in their piractil eatatitaluncn'-s wild aithinking by nn informant who jo*- jur gi'ue.ai physical inidoes not really have ut heart piovenienu. wtucn wm irauit a* the betterment of our c-ommunlo Olll Clty •M tty, or are they interested only utiauiixr ul Commerce, in certain bank areounts? They noII> (ll> (,.AU ou^nastate that till* must be "nn ecnm Ujr m|lc yiuni a? £ 1-1102 Ph. 945-4284 138 W. State Aton Flory, 1121 5. Jefferson | J * SNOW BOOTS • INSULATED BOOTS • OVERSHOES • RUBBERS 105 Ea»t State Street Instrument Sale* - Service - Instruction 219 W. STATE ST. Phone 945-5982 BATTERY $1 R95 by Ball Band These winners from each store will then be placed in lhe final prize drawing that w<M?k. New contest each week. Instruction on . . BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN TIME FOR A NEW Mr*. Clyde Parker, Algonquin Lake Trailer Court Betty Norman, 304 Russel, Middleville All my friends ore wearing cunning worm sweaters and coats from there in a variety of of colors. (I’d consider a nice new bed or basket, too) T. N. Knopf, 230 W. Madison FOOTWEAR One preliminary winner will be drawn eaclT'week at each participating store. INSURANCE (231 W. State) A. E. Divans, Rt. 2, Hasting* WINTER Winner must b<? married or of legal age, anil reside in trade area. East Court at Michigan Take Me to Blair's! 231 W. State Winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motel* & Hotel*. You may enter in as many store* as you wish each week. No purchase necessary. A PLEASURE! Come to the service station that cares about your needs and the needs of your car. Stop here for quick, efficient and courteous service! Weekend include* two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ ning Pinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the party. Winning family will provide own transportation to and from. Charles Heath, Rt. 3, Hastings - Phone WI 5-2235 5-2253 FULLER AGENCY, INC "Brr! I'm Cold"- - - ■ Roy Basler, 2810 N. Broadway, Hastings merits without proof. Voters of Rutland. Prairieville, Burry township*. Freeport Vil­ lage ami Citv ol H a* tilts* PLEASE watch for Hu* prupoMilon when you vole and vote NO! Sincerely. Mr* Gerald Smith President ot considered habitual drunks, but Uie fact exuts that name people who will go over' board When given tlu- opportun­ ity J.-, i worth taking thi* 'chance? Joan Cotant Mra. Richard Cotant Route 6. Haa.ing* i<rihr Editor: A ladj tu* bwn driving out W<»t StaFe Stnet evtry day fur a ' long tunc with a by red dog in thc car. She stay* up lite rood to let 'be d»x nut and on thc way back .ju. been letting the dog out nc.tr my house to run loose and do wh.it it wanta to on the gruss and cluud my cats and bite doesn't come when she calls It. She ha» to get out and make it get in the car. Thursday. Oct. 6. her dig bit one ol my kittens rich: here beside thc house and hurt it* leg I licard the none and a ent to the door and she aa* grttrng her cog in lhe car. People who own dog* ahould keep them on their o«n property ------ n <aua lrUl I1*1”To the Editor: °CU’bCr ‘W8 I don! want her to let lhe big It seem* to m* that the Ch*m- (J*4 “**?! •«*“>• ber of Coninnsce might have u u lh* law lfl <10** been a JiUle cut ol line by put-,™" lo«* ting almas', a full-puge ad *up-1 A resident on West Bule SL . ■ ! .' • �B—THE HASTINGS HANNKB Ifyou can't find the McCulloch you need, you don't need a chain saw. Members Kellogg Corn Field Day Board Reviews ■Readiness’Plans Melvin Smith, chairman of the County Defense Board, said that the primary purpose of the board's St-pt. 29 meet Ing wa* to answer a State survey on the emergency readiness status of tlie County USDA Defcn.se Board Various topics of dlscus'lon came up as a result of the sur­ vey. It was agreed that the board was taking the necessary readi­ ness Heps tn .tlie event of a ma)or natural disaster, nuclear ac­ cident or enemy attack. Ing up on natural di*a«tcr pro­ gram activities throughout the Barry Fann Dairymen Must Gtletular... Save Calves to to help you do it better with less work. Take the push button electric for a starter. It starts itself with a push of your thumb. Then there’s DSP that cuts manual start­ ing effort in half. Looking for lightness? MAC 2-1 O s pram from lhe field* they contend* John C. Sblckluna, soil Klentlat at MSV. There Membeni of thc Hustings FFA belter crop management and their advisor. T. N. Knopf, plana l« of prime Importance. attended the Com Field Dey at , the Kellogg Biological Fann at I Hickory Comen Tuesday. Oct f*«t* of irrigation were explained. Other demonstration-. were on Prince. Lansing. ' alfalfa variety ..(nlrl yield trial. trials. IM BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Distributor Drunk Driver William M & UMd Tlrw $7.10 court costs by Municipal Inc machinery exhibit*, going Judge L. E Barnett when ho, the herd of high production pleaded guilty to driving while stra lions. guernsey cows. Machinery' exhibits included on the Velde Road by Deputy pickers, coni combines, tractors, Thc Registered Holstein herd, nJ'c. * 30 r“11 Richard Barnum. unloading wagon! nnd forage of 17 cows owned by Curl E. I harvesters. nov 7 ut Council muting. « p m That a nn old expression and uauHMtawn. Demonstrations turn and wun. tours took Hcfflcbower of Woodland, has Yellowstone, which became the Est.n.ion mix It has some relation to dairy place at the different plots been enrolled In Dairy Herd Imfirst national pork in 1872. to place at lhe different j: nov 7 Barer Soil District Du« calf raising in Michigan. tor. MMtim.’>01 a. MtthK«n.»P -I u h. .Hit Brown. Michigan still tlie Nation's largest with where com production and prac- provemvnt Registry production. I ices, insects and discuses, cf- t®hnR1 Expand Herds uirruns. I an - p m . Kir.iun- TelFarm accounting records ol Bona, j to j p m. ruil Conaeil Ei 281 southern Michigan dairymen Good Practices Hold Down Pig Mortality I Dead Calvin represent a big loss of marketable Income to 1 dairy farmers. • I Brown commented: "It la dlffi' cult to upgrade n dairy herd even Arthur Steeby. Barry County'iewes ore higher tlu- dlfflcultiis Extension agricultural agent, has incraise. offered some suggestions for Many dairymen are In nn^exswine raisers. >~~~ ‘ — ——— “ '—‘ “ ‘* Threr times as many pigs are difficult to expand without home lost during thc pregnancy of a raised hclfcni Dairymen should sow or gill than after farrywing. ametnber It lakes a replacement per yeaf -for every 3 or 4 cows in emergency operations was pro- .uco:ding to Dr. Fred A. Bohmprriy cquipptxi. and that thc kt-r. MSU Extension specialist in their milking herd." Daily extension specialists say board U ready to report the ex­ veterinary medicine. i Better managrinml praiUies there is much room for reducing tent and affect nf disasters even U} -.winr urrmrr. -it Cillt loSNTS ill Oil herd ’sixes. It to lhe degree of a nuclear at­ s.iry to keep mortality to a ’ may be more important because tack. minimum. Bohmker says six I the number of dairy small herd.-. Other key readiness steps were (<> right ergs will be fertilized with a surplus of heifers for are under 11 lbs.6 with considered at lhe nueting Tire'l or dlr during pregnancy while .sale, is declining. automatic oiling. And there bimi rd acknowledged that they only 2.5 pig* are lost from the { Greater allontion to fri-shenwould provide a close working average tiller after birth. 1 Iuk cows and new born calves are more. A complete line relationship with appropriate Swine breeders should check and providing better starter faof the safest, most reliable members of lixral government In the wenk litiks in tlu-ir operation eilities could do much to lower I order to exchange Information on if they aic having mtuiII litters. ih»“ calf loss, dairymen say. ct^in saws in the world. dlsuttera nnd their effects. Often gilts mid sows an- too fat. ------------ •--------- f— Come in and see. Your saw Feeding ground alfalfa and a TrnininO Spccinn is waiting. lower corn content enn solve tins 1*°'" ^CSSIOn ■Engine weight, less bar problem. The quality of Red, however, sliould be kept high. jj i i • tz I and chain Ing emergency manpower, S-.irascs also claim many pigs. Field in 1x0101110200 equipment, supplies, and ted- Hot weather with no ahnde. and Tlie multitude of problems ; pigs in crowded environment or, which overwhelm a community Thc board would lx- ready to drafty quarters can cause-strera, stricken by disaster were reallsassist fanners in obtaining the problems. I neatly pointed out during a necessities to continue fanning. Ch«x>slng good ' parent stock training meeting by the Barry Anotlicr key- Mcp would be to' will odd materially In getting County USDA Defense Board M-37 945-3150 provide farmers with thc n<cess-, more pigs Poor quality Ixiars The objective of these meetings sory credit assistance and guld- ate no economy and over-use of held this year nt Kalomaioo on ance on proper land nnd water a ' boor ‘----- ------—1 Wednesday. ----- —------------------------1 may--------mean*------------fewer pigs 'per Oct 1'J. was• toi utilisation. litter. I maintain n state of readiness; Breeding stock should lie se- t within each cotinty in tlie event i Icctcd from litters of above ave- a disaster should occur. rage number and be of good con.According to Melvin Smith. ' formation with proper teat num- chairman of thc Barry County ber and placement. 1 — --- — Defense Board. thc training i FARM OWNERS have earned my ' session* presented a typical^__ respect for their belief in indi­ ; situation which might -mbit vidual enterprise. I believe lhe from a nuclear attack and the courts should help in every way ' defense board members were possible to preserve this basic the resulting problems. Tlirac included obtaining a sufMichi san lias extended Its 1 flcl< nt food supply to mei-t th.-1 needs of thc county population record to 13 consecutive months for the extended period of time.) without a confirmed outbreak of resumption of food production, Immj cholera, It was announced radiological monitoring, r u r a 1 > by Dr. J. F. Quinn. State vcitri- fire control, nnd other problems: nnrlan of thc Midilgan Dup.irlt elating to recovery from the, ; inent of Agriculture, and Dr. C. disaster including full rcsuipp- ■ i L. llrndce. federal veterinarian 11 o n of agriculture production. I I in charge of Michigan financial asaintance for rebuild-1 ing nnd others. Although thc problem concern- I cd a pox-ible nuclear attack. It I Michigan can be officially de­ was emphasized during the train- i clared as being "fnv" nf hog ing scwlon that natural dtuscholera If no outbreaks of the ters occur, moat without warn­ dbcxsc are reported in the State ing. over thc entire Nation every I Whatever your cutting need, there's a McCulloch Kxrixr Tier . srrvici *i*t In solving the problem*. They staled that the employers of their agencies are all Inform­ ed on emergency assignments .uid where they would be car­ ried out. For Defense Board FRANCISCO SUPPLY s® Michif>an 12 Months Without Hog Cholera E RICHARD ROBINSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE vacclni* vaccines except killed virus' Chargrd with the respond- I have been prohibited i blllly of serving the rural and Thc target date for a hog tr. the county agriculture decholera free United States is, 1973. । j In addition to Smith, other members who attended were John Hamp. Sull Conservation Service. William Meyer. Farm<ts Home Administration, nnd Louise Spillane, alternate. Have Calves Vaccinated, Steeby Reminds Dairymen TIME to Make Your Home' Winter-Tight, Draft-Free x' Use Crystal Clear, Shatterproof Flex-O-Glass to Cover your Doors and Windows, Porches /1 the Dodge Rebellion wants you. *67 Dart There is only one live wire In the com­ pact field, and you're looking at It The '67 Dart is longer, hotter, totally new from roof to road. No static whan It comes to price. The Dodge Boys have this man-sized car priced down with the compacts. See them today and strike out against cramped compact* with an all-new Dart. । Dairymen arc reminded by | County Agent Art Strvby to have |all of tltrlr calves bciwecn four land ebthl hiotiths ot age vac< mined for bmccUosis. Donald Murray. Michigan Slate University extension dairy specialist, points out that <:ulfhood liruceltuals vaccinatioiu-. are running 10 percent behind last year and about 20 percent less than what probably should liave been vaccinated. "Figuring Uie average dalivman raises about 35 percent of his total Iwrd for replacements, i about 144.000 calm should have Imm-h vaccinated for bruo-lloMs tills year." he noted "But. at Uie present rate, only 1I5.D00 will be vaccinated." *67 Coronet Back the attack on dull driving—tho biggest selling Dodge of last year Is back with alarming news for competi­ tion. The *67 Coronet is all sharpened up for another big assault on the drab Sixes and dull V8s. Move out of that rut with the car with a lot of dash. Tho '67 Coronet. - Insls vaccination L* required by law. If the animals nre-to be s«Jd other than for slaughter. *67 Monaco way? do It? Vicki Clark Heads Baltimore Rams and Breezeways A* We cannot tell a lie FLEX-0 GLASS is lhe only plastic window material that carries a 2 YEAR GUARANTEE Look for the name FLEX-O-GLASS on the edge. Get Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmbr. Dealer Get Flex-O-Glass at Get Flex-O-Glass at East Side Lumber Co. E. L. Carpenter Hdw. Building Supplies 811 E. Railroad St. Phon. WI 5-2423 Hardware & Appliance. 142 E. State St. Phone WI 5-2983 The Baltimore Rams 4H Club met on Monday. Oct 10. at the home of Patti Clark Officers elected: President. Vicki Clark; the field In ’67 ... In own new Dodge Monaco. rotary. Patti Clark, and treasurer. Bonnie Burpee Vickie Clark was appointed reporter and Mike Clark U «cr' scant of-arms. Seventeen mem- I rldcd to keep Uie dues at 50 cents. | A hayride for the end of OcI tober wits dl/ctuMd and a com­ i inlttee of adiflts was appointed to make the arrangements All I former and Summer members are going to be invited of Larry. Doug and HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. State St. Hastings Ph. 945-2454 945-2454 Ph. USED CAR CENTER, COR. MICHIGAN & COURT-^PHONE WI 5-3903 HE QQ5QE 1^751 BOYS ' �Cub' Leaders Training Course Begins Oct. 26 (Pack Leaders*; Wednesday. Nov. THE HASTINGS BANNEB—7 Engineering - aeciloo. ____ .________ Pine Lake Adds 2 to Institute’s SS “■ Teaching Staff ducted for all Cub Scout Leaders Ing WednesdayP Oct. 26. at 7:30 wtS^t1^ m 1m ifh rrL? duct these courts which will con­ tinue ouch Wednesday for a By H. D Burpee Collins will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Baxter and Ernest Jacoby. Uvu> a mile and a half north of Delton and Just cart of Wllkln- 'opment Training Art. Wineland and ills family are now rodding on Boniface Point, Pine Lake. Ronald DeBoer hai Joined lhe staff as a clinical psychoIndlcaHve of Michigan RehablRehabl- loglrt and will function In a Indicative of Michigan counseling - supportive role to llUUlMl Ii^tute's growth is tlw the students. (Edition of two new staff memDeBoer obtained ids BA de­ gree from Michigan State UniPhilip Wineland of Hudson, vetaity and his MA. degree in Join* the faculty a» an addl- School Psychology from Michigan | Uonal Instructor in the cabl- State University. He lias also nelmaklng department. He L» with Sir. Bob Heydenberk, hl» The 344lh Drip Kerosene Farm Tractor manufactured by the International Harvester Company in 1915. Now owned by Jay Stevens of Delton. Mlrh. by Executive Rui-cl! Evans to mt to come out and photograph an old tractor he had recently an obituary. I wa* looking for purvliaaed In Nortlxrn Michigan. Well I rushed out there with ins wife Katura Lewis. C. W. wa* in the near future. The most I ate of 1904. could give me Infordifficult problan which I have motion. How about it, Mis* Wood, encountered has been the loss of can you furnish Information, on pktion of hl* training at MRl. Wineland established his own eablnelmaklng business in slons will Include: Wednesday. Oct. 26. Cub Orientation; Wed­ nesday, Nov. 2. Planning the Cub Scout program; Wednesday, Nov. 9, Your Den Meeting (Den Mothers*. thc Pack Meeting kcc Springs Mansion House. They ti-nuiuonal Harvester Company arc burled in tho WhltncyvUlo । It La sometiilng of on Imposition, from? but wonder if you would mind _____ mentioning them In your column. I feel Hint the people In Has­ the year. The only thing I tings who read your column > Uuinxwlth number 5000. Jay's might very well include someone I tractor Is number 5344. It was who would remember enough to the first series of a 4 cylinder give me a clue. To be frank. Mr. they ever built, and 11 wa* ILiUxl Burpee. I liave ulnwet run out of I know they had a large family, tor. TlU* 51 year old trader still tuid It seems like there is bound gentlemen, or their descendants. runs and it is In good shape. Their names orc: However Die company told him anything about his experiences 1880. parte for it though! "Otto P. LcFever, bom Feb. After 51 years I would say thi* experience driving the home 4. 1874 (half-brother of Frank* could not set in a quieter and The article Just recently run "Orro H. LePcver, bom Aug. mom restful place tlian In Jay's 4. 1879 (brother of Otto) braners of early Hastings spoke "fast" CKAtS trains roared prac­ died Jan. 37. 1888. and. as their tically through Jay's yard each Creek stage os being “Bill" Lewis. day. With no more trains and no uuiln highway, where could you Repeated efforts of my family find a quieter place to repose? have not produced any results. The other day in the Michigan ants of this family? If any of them or their descend­ Room of the Grand Rapids Pub­ ants could be located, it would lic Library, I liad thc pleasure mean a great deal to many oeoof meeting Mra. J. D. Buchner ol Kalamazoo. Slie was looking inc. On such questions m this for information on. I believe, tier Sally Sourbom Hablltzci great grandmother. She would of my reading public. Here Is Oak Harbor. Ohio. like to find tier obituary. Her Heber Footer from over south name was Elizabeth Curtis Cos­ come up with anything that will of Barryvllle called on me the well Hanlon, bora Dec. 27. 1798 help her. This lady lives in Oak otlier day and gave me Informa­ and died Jan. 2fi. 1890. Harbor, Ohio, and aha writes. tion on nnrrf-her graduate of the Class of 1904, Grace Giddings. mcr .Middleville doctor. Dr. Amos "I have enjoyed your book. Grace waa a very good friend Hanlon, who wa* bom In Canada "Fresh Out of the Attic.” and in 1844 und died in Middleville in your column in The Hastings tended Hie Moore school when 1937. The doctor's mother Is buried in Middleville on th? same 'This last Spring. I began to lol with lhe doctor. Does anyone compile Information for a family ty normal after graduation from have Information concerning lilatory. which I hope to publish High ScJIjoI; taught the Mayo School In Maple Grove township end also thc Moore School. She then became a registered nurse and followed that profession for many years In Hartings. In January, 1918, she went to FrcsI no, Callf.. and followed the nurs। Ing profession She mnrrted and she and her husband moved to Galveston. Texas, wlicre Grace died In September. 1965. Lillian Burke, of Hiwtfhgs. ai former Delton reridcTit, and. .Bfl| old friend of mine wrote and said site graduated in 1905 nnd knew all Uie Class of 1904. She seemed to think that Florence Wood of Hartings, whom I liave heard from before, was a gradu- ployed asi a model maker fur the University of Michigan, Naval Architecture — Marine graduate work. __ His counseling Internship training assignments wen- at Ionia Reformatory. Jackson oflie.- of lhe Division ot Vocational RehabllitoUon. University of Micit and St. Joseph Hospital experimental project In Ann Ar- ^rUIUnowKw STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK 'Super-Right" Quality Compare our quality and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buy* on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz. INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. Thc safest and most effective way possible 9 years experience. Miller s’SSg* 107 E. Woodland. HuHngi Phon* WI 5-^091 Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturday* Michael Norton On Sheriff's Staff Michael E. Norton. 23. 414 N Michigan, who was a mcmbcr>if I Uie Tecumseh municipal police force for the past six months. Tuosday. Oct. 11. began duty with the. Barry County sheriff's office. W . Prior to Joining the Tecumthere with the Bums Detective ageney as a guard at lhe Myeri Aircraft plant. A native of Freeport where he wa* born on Sept. 30. 1943. Nor­ ton is the son of Mr. and Mrs Lorron Norton of 414 N. Michi­ gan. A 1961 graduate of Nashville High School. Norton served two yearw nnd eleven months in the Navy aboard an LST. He saw duty in lhe Mediterranean and , Atlantic. r [ He married Diane Kay Timm | on Dec 10. 1965. Diane 1* Ute daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bur^ dette Timm on the Gun Lake Road nicy have a son born on Oct 9. The sheriff's department b still ihort two men. Sheriff Merl H. Campbell *ald. Michigan State first competed ! In the IC4A croon country championships in 1929. finishing •econd to Pennaylvnnla in tlie final team standings. Since then lhe Spartruis have won Hie team , UUe 12 Umea. ure to pay a parking ticket. 0 was also permitted to par. CTner3 M C3C(V IQUU 5 Cut Yams 2 a 49* 53* *79* Pork Chops 69c COLINSWOOD Loin End Portion....(*• TOP QUALITY, GOVT. INSPECTED "SUPER-RIGHT" MATURE BEEF ALLGOOD BRAND Rib Roast Sliced Bacon 69f u 79‘ aar aaaoi -a- *■ 59* 29* 18* 39* Mixed Size Peas. .4 Kidney Beans 98* 69 99* 99 a Orange Drink . Margarine.. 4 .5 V/i QT. JAR A -- u35c 3 I! z-OZ. CANS Ice Cream 'A-GAl. ctn- NQ OIL MOHTI Crushed Pineapple Perch Fillets ■JOO Sweet Cider .. Pancake & Waffle Syrup A&P GRADE "A" "A” »49* ALL FLAVORS—MARVEL 3 Cake Mixes . Fryers FEATURE VALUE 1-QT. BTLS. INDIAN SUMMER 69* 79 CALIFORNIA—RED FLAME Tokay Grapes 12' IOfo.59' Apples Grapefruit... MICHIOAM U.l. NO. I Yellow Onions • HOT HOU(I VACUUM PACK—REGULAR OR DRIP Tomatoes.... A&P Coffee JANE PARKER PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY. OCT. Z2ND. Play Exciting Bonus Bingo HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE CASH WINNERS Gladyt Hoecleft, Ypeilanli $1,000 1,000 500 500 100 100 100 KC Whole Fryer Breasts 1-LB. 14-OZ. CANS 3 / «29*| 1” Thick-Sliced Bacon Fruit Cocktail Prune Juice Fresh Fryers Cut-Up Harald GroH.m. Sauthfiald SO SI.000 . 1.000 . 500 . 500 . 500 . 100 .. 100 . 100 . 50 3.99 PROGRAM fri39. NO PURCHASE RtQUIRED SIZE JANE PARKER Potato Bread 1-LB. JAMI PABKIB—TWIN PACK ^49* Golden Loaf Cake. . X Mildred Kukalii, Scottville WIN UP TO *1,000 IN CASH .. 3Fo> 49' 49* ■ 39* Fruit Cake OVER % FRUIT AND NUTS - '_____ _________ • ^1. < Michigan State kicker Di«&* Kenney punted 35 time* for. Spartans In 1965 for an avefim of 38 3 yards per kick. Onlf/li APPLE SAUCE 39 Gordon J Parson. 20. R1 Nash- . ----------ville. paid n $10 fine plus $4 85 Va»v>Lii>« cost* for having a 32 revolver lOlIIOlO KGTCHUp . I which had not been inspected for ------------------------safety by the Barry County slier- I id's office. Tlie complaint was P Salad Dressing. | signed by Deputy Harvey Baker. ANN PAGE CARPETING Phyllis Rider of Grand Rapid paid a fine of $10 plus CM A&P GRADE "A" 7-Rib End Portion George E. Larsen. Nashville, was fined $30 plus $4 85 when ho 4th And pleaded guilty to a reckless driv­ ing charge when arraigned Mon- / 5th Ribs day before Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett. He wm arrested Saturday by Nashville Chief of Police Robert D. Parker. First 3 Ribs Gerald D. Burpee. Hl Dowling, has been serving a sevtn-day Jivll sentence In lieu of paying a $10 fine plus'COurt costs imposed A&P GRADE "A" Monday by Judge Barnett after he pleaded guilty to a drunk and disorderly charge. He was ar­ rested by City police Friday night Carl FeaUierly. R2 Middleville, LADY BETTY paid a $15 fine plus $635 court* casts Monday after pleading to an assault on Joseph Sllvernnll Township. Glenn Gullion. R1 Ada, paid a $25 fine plus $7.35 costs on a disorderly charge. He was ar­ rested by Middleville Chief of Police David P. Newman on Fri- Costly Parking,-; about you! Pork Loin Roast Driver Fined in Municipal Court _ *lfc- Nancy. Aro 'side with their family Ln Battle Home and Training School. Pay- a total of Jurt 38 yards The store that cares CARPING s-,vtem* an* ''' **'*001 ‘7T, He iUld M.A1N tw^n Homestyle Donuts. Potato Chip*. IH-FOUNO 89* �k-TW HASTINGS BANNER Bliss Sales, Net Income Up for First 9 Months pany for the first nine months of lhe current fiscal year ZX*' were II17.X15.375 compared to *#8,007..-.i* T71 for lhe same period of 1965 . to stsjasjn Net month 480*1 share on Sunday. * Mra. Betty Haas entertained friend* and newcom­ er' to the community Monday morning for coffee. * Rev. and By Mrt. Stephen Onfood II DUta* T.l.*krt. 4SS-2444 Mrs. Isaac Osgood and Mr. and Mra Leo Roblyer plan to leave Thuraday tor Kentucky. TTiey will take a quantity of new and Sunfield were dinner guest* al used clothing for Kentucky Mu­ lhe Isaac Osgood home on Fri­ tton day * Mra. Isaac Osgood called on Mrs. Frank Moxon and Mrs EU-elyn Buholu of Hastings on Wednesday * Mr. and Mra. Da­ vid Osgood and Debbie of CharBy Nr Mri. _Ethol Blank 'lotto attended the McCallum Wy Community supper at McCallum | ■« ci.rk.rti. school house on Friday. Mr and Leiter of October 13: Mrs Stephen Osgood entertained 77^, 3^^ Sunday worslUp her family Bunday tor a going .vervice WM held at the United away party for her lutlher. Jim 1 Brethren Church. Fred Bawdy Rlne. who left Monday for Uie । boUi morning and armed force* Those attendmg ; evelUn< ^-nrlcre. Rev Max Ovenw. — Mr. K<r and .nzl Mra. Mrs John Rlne I >> _ ■ ___■ fuked ^r ap_— wrre and non. Phillip, of Kokomo, pc^tment a* W. Lowell U. B. Ind ; Mr and Mrs. Norman victory ChrlsUan Benedict and family. Wayland. En^vor mreUngU being hrtd Mr and Mra Gordon fUne and DtoS^Munat lhe MoCallum Dtotrtct MonDawn Marie, Mrs John r . d*v anrenlnr with * wiener rnaM and Miss Pat Hokanson. Cloverdale - Hope ' income for lhe nineperiod amounted to *4.or *180 per common after preferred dividend with net Income for lhe same Pleasant Valley --- SSS-S4S4 *1 a per share. Net income for the third quarter ot 5966 wa* SIJN8.45* or 46 cent* per iJisre Ath-< Mrs, Leo ElUnlear from ----compared to *504.843 or 31 cent* ens was a Sunday guest of Mra. in IM* Mae Brown and Isabel!. Mr and Mrs. Lyle Munyon. Darlene. Bob­ nine Net earnings tn bie and Mrs Lena Hart of Kala­ non-recurring gain of mazoo called on Mrs Brown and Isabel) and Mr. and Mra. Ira Osgood * Ruth Steel of Hills­ aocurlUe* In lhe first quarter. dale and Barbara Osgood took a weekend vacation through Up­ per Michigan * Mr. and -Mrs. Fred Biddle of Niagara Falls and The Rockwood line of products Mra Charlotte Roblyer of Kala­ which were made there has been mazoo were Saturday guests of reassigned with the ball valves lhe Leo Roblyera * Mr and Mra. and pipe unions going to the William Hampton and sons of Eagle Signal Division and the Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Roy fire fighting products to thc Dewy and family of Delton were Friday guest* of Uie Jim Spring Gamewell Division Friday callers on . Mrs. through Friday. They toured the Olds plant Thuraday. He was an Army buddy of Hubert* while In Germany. Cor Hits Ditch Hastings spent the weekend with nlng Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Owen Mr. and Mra. Ltoyd Owen called^ T" n Emma Owen in Kalamazoo Freepcrt Monday.____ BUT. KUU ---------——* family dinner Sunday as ihrtr called on Henry Lelnaar at Big Ville spent Friday and Saturday East Doud By Mrr. IJoyd Otten ■ Mrs Basil Tobi** of Uie Hinds district spent Monday at Howard State Road driving his 1MI Ford Moore'*. Mr. and Mra. France* Thoma* from Yeckley spent Fri­ day at the Moore's. * Tuesday unhurt. __ _______ Mrs Howard Moore spent the day , with Mrs Dean Selleck in Me­ ir an/ zfdr 3e« Unuted Item*. Omber. * Mrs. Ada Tobias of Clifford Kwhlor called on the Owens Saturday. Mbs Bernice Sunday at Owen Sults * Glad to Calm* ot Lansing. Charles Calms report Mrs Owen Sult U feeling Linden Norris. * Ronald Chaffee, and Emerson calms of Hastings better now in Uie Navy, formerly from spent Bunday afternoon at the Nashville, and Mr and Mrs Keith I Owen*. Mr. and Mra. Uyod Owena For Banner Classified Ad* Chaffee of the Star district called called on Mra. Lovinra Campbell Call WI 5-3481. at Linden Norrises' Saturday eve- at Borges* Hospital in Kalamazoo UNITED FUND Ethel Hastings and Mra. Ruby Walt ot Nash Highway were Sunday dln- and Usey attended evening aerMra. Dean Geiger wa* among eight persona who attended WMC Rally of Calvary Brrth- lUFl Friday and Saturday. Oct. Secord and children. Jack, Judy and Jimmy of near Middleville, Mr. and Mra. Jim Bpringer and and Mr and Mra. Clyde Zeigler approximated *134,000 000 compared to *13* 000.000 al June family visited Mr and Mrs. Rob­ and daughter, Laura of' Way*• and *121,000.000 at Dec ert Wenger of Middleville to meet their new son. Thaddeus, Several famllUw from here in­ tended the 40th wedding annlJohnoon near Rookford Sunday. COLEMAN AGENCY Eldred and family enjoyed a color tour Bunday. * Mrs Doris Bawdy will be hoetaae to the regular WMA with a carry-tn dinner thia Thuraday. w Mr. and for ALL your insurance needs BllMfleld attended Michigan Teacher* Christian Fellowship OrganlxaUon Saturday and Sun- You Orunsled and family of Saginaw. May Freeport Tueaday. Run Don't let on automobile accident hit you for a heavy financial loss. Protect yourself completely with both accident and liability insurance Come in any­ time and ask for details on our low­ cost policies. Durfee into By Mrt. John Hook .<»£.«. HJdUI Trouble Mr. and Mra. Earl Fender and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Conklin op North Ave. * Mra. Dari* called on Mrs Anna Moore at Sunset Aero* Thuraday. * Mr artfl Mra. Harold Wortley of Welcome Cor­ ners were Friday evening call­ ers of Harold Erb. * Mr. and Mra Hubert Hunt had a* house insurance^^ 203 s. MICHIGAN KICK-OFF YOUR HOME Improvement Plans NOW DING PRICE, MATERIALS. JOB SUPERVISION DESIGN SERVICE. PLANS. FIRM BID and INSTALLATION LOCAL — NO MONEY DOWN. FINANCING Let each of us strive to bring light into the darkened world of the distressed... not grudgingly or from compulsion, but prayerfully from our hearts...Give the United Way. If Your Hourly Pay Is Add a family room Fun-packed rec room Attics con give you added living space Exclusive Modernization by IM KIJIMBO* R ONESTOP SERVICE $1.20 1.50 1.80 2.10 2.40 2.70 3.00 3.30 3.60 2 Minutes ONLY YOU CAN DECIDE Meant A Pledge of Only YOU can decide your individual Fair Share of the $54,225.00 minimum goal for 1967 at established by the Budget Committee and the Board of Directors of the Hatting* Community Fund. .30 week .35 weak .40 week Only YOU can determine just who* your Fair Share contribution to help support the eleven United Community Fund Agencies should be. To assist you in making your personal decision your Hastings Community Fund suggests thi* Fair Share guideline: JUST TWO MINUTES A DAY .60 week Remember, thru our Hasting* Community Fund w« give just once — but each of us must give hi* Fair Share. If Your Monthly Salary Is 2 Minute* A Day Meant A Pledge of $250.00 300.00 350.00 400.00 450.00 500.00 600.00 700.00 800.00 $1.00 1.20 1.40 1.60 1.80 2.00 2.40 2.80 3.20 Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. Mo. This Message Sponsored By HASTINGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY HASTINGS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, INC. THE HASTINGS CORPORATION THE.E. W. BLISS COMPANY � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-10-27.pdf 05162dd9950516f0d9ce55e947e74c32 PDF Text Text I U.S. CABINET MEMBER HERE —United State* Secretary ot the Interior Slewart L. Udall was in the Third Congressional District Friday with Congreaaman Paul H. Todd. Jr., Kalamazoo Democrat, who Is seeking re-election In a hard-fought campaign the Thornapple River by Nashville Village President James Rltor, shown In the photo on the left shaking hands with Todd as John Boughton (left), publisher of the Nashville News, and Secretary Udall look on. Secretary Udall climbed Into the bow of the canoe, Boughton ut safely In the center and Todd in the stern to paddle against a stiff wind more than a half-mile down dllnc a canoe down the Kalamaioo River at FL Culler. The tall. the Thornapple where they were greeted by Miss Linda Slade. Vermontville, a Junior at Maple Valley High, dressed as an “Algonquin." who also presented them with maple syrup. In the photo on the right, Congressman Todd <lefl) and Secretary Udall hold a news conference attended by representatives of newspapers, television and radio stations in Southwestern §The Hastings Banner Michigan. Todd's aides distributed proposed a Conservation Development Bank, designed to make and Muniiine in the lipper Peninsula and viewed the future site of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. He alw visited Isle Royal National Park in Lake Superior.—Banner photos. Give Vour Fair Share To Our Community Drive Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, October 27, 1966 Moose Schedule Todd to Lead Halloween Party Democratic For Youngsters Lawrence Cooley, civic affairs chairman for the Hastings Moose Lodge, has announced that the Moose again will sponsor a party for children on Halloween night, Oct. 31. at Reahm Motor Sales lot at State and Michigan. WILLIAM SCHILHANECK Bill Schilhaneck Resigns Draft, Zoning Posts elder and doughnuts to the children from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The Moose will also have cars patrolfng the streets aiding the police In protection of the youngsters. Cooley said. William J Schilhaneck.who has been a member of the Barry County Selective Service Board for more Uian 15 venrs and a 1 member ut tiie Hostings Zoning Commission more than a decade, has resigned from both bodies. He and Mrs Schilhaneck are leaving on an extended trip, More than 150 persons — in­ going to North Carolina und cluding many students—attend­ then to Florida. ed the political meeting here Col. W. J. Myer*, deputy Tuesday night in which Con­ Slate Selective Service direc­ gressman Paul H. Todd. Jr. tor, In acknowledging Schll- Democrat, and State Senator hnneck's resignation, wrote: Carry Brown. Republican, ap­ "I do wisn to toko this oppor­ peared on the same platform to tunity to convey to yju the ap­ give their views on current ques­ preciation of Uie Michigan So- tions. ieetive Service System- for the The program wa« arranged outstanding contribution you have made to the effertlvene** of your operations In your county dlevllle opened the meeting for more than 15 years. and Introduced Wilbur Uldrikz "The leadership and - integrity : you have contributed to Ute Lo­ _ __ Dme that cal_ __ Board operations In your* your . 17,15 W[U l,,e immunity who is seeking re-election, community hiiXi havt iwured insured (ntr f ' 'Todd 1 and Impartial administration of *ho is seeking to rethe Selective Service require- Phtce him as representative, have menta. Your volunteer public ' "PPcared on the same platform service warrant* the upprecla-1 together. tlon and commendation of all. | Tills Wednesday night they "The Selective Service System were scheduled to appear before is largely dependent upon the | the West Main Elementary PTA volunteer services of our cilUeiM! in Kalamazoo. Thursday they for its effective decentralized ad- are to appear at the Portage ministration in our home com-; Chamber of Commerce meeting, munities. The volunteer contrt- On Nov. 1 they are to appear bebutlon of your time, your ability j fore Local 1010, United Paperand your integrity to this task , workers and Fapemiakers, at the helped to insure the accomplish- Kalamazoo County Center Buildment of every mission. We are i Ing al 7 pm. and on Nov. 3 at grateful to you for the services 1 the Battle Creek Kiwanls Club rendered. You have demonstrat-1 at noon. ed the qualities of responsible! Tiie candidates gave their citizenship which are so impera­ views on the US. farm legisla­ tive If wc are to endure Ss a tion. seemed to agree that there free nation ” were Inequities In the Selective Service program which should receive congressional study, dis­ Historvmobile Seen cussed the amendment to the Michigan Constitution to lower By 1,502 in 3 Days There were 1.502 persons who the voting age to 18. Vietnam visited the Historymoblle in and steps to be taken to curb downtown Hastings Friday. Sat­ Inflation. urday anti ’Sunday under the sponsorship of the Barry County Hlstoricul Society Mrs. Eva Bush, who has Just attracted 3.886. Including many moved to Hastings from Clover­ school children. dale. stopped in’The Banner of­ Business firms which helped fice Friday to renew her sub­ publicize the visit through dis­ scription to The Banner, which plays included the National and she has been doing for the past City Bank*, Bonnet & Gown. 55 years. Mrs. Bush said that she Penney's. Bun McPharlln's, had moved to Cloverdale In 1904 Cleveland's. Schader’s und Has­ and made that her home until tings Floor Covering. this past week when she moved The Camp Fire Girls and Boy to Hastings She Is 91 years old, Scouts orsisted at the Hlstory- walks downtown by herself, and mobilr und Consumers provided carries her packages home with Over 150 Hear Todd, Brown Express Views Faithful Rentier backward glances “hits of yesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Bamu-r files Barry county supervisors con­ cluded their extended October session Monday by approving a record budget of *377.075 plus *78.000 for debt retirement for the medical facility—a total of *437.750. Members of the Nashville In­ dependent Baptist Church are building a two story. 20 by 60 foot addition to the west of their building and hope to have the first floor in use this year Latest tabulation indicates tlutt, there are now 10,700 voter* in Barry county registered for the Nov. 5 election, an all-time high record. Civic groups throughout the county are now working to get out the vole on election day. Elwood Bachelder. operator­ manager of the local airpark, plans a demonstration this week of the BeaBee amphibian, a new four place aircraft designed for all around use It can land with equal ease on land or lakes. Is of i metal construction, ha* a cruis­ ing speed of 103 miles .on hour and a range of 580 mile*. An unusual sight was seen by i few fortunate ones Wednesday afternoon when a flock of geese,, estimated to number about 1500 bird*, settled on a farm near the TH.... O.. MAnw . . BACKWARD GLANCES,, NUMBER 28 —EDITORIALS— F ■ —r i r ■ ' rim ■ ■ ■ by |,M.C ~ •rposT*,- -->• ’ j GOP Candidates g Campaign Here For Support With the Nov 8 election slight!, । tiie interest of ALL of Michigan more than Jwo weeks away, the "t heart It was a happy day for Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman question arists-"For whom shalijour State when George Romney's State Senator Garry Brown of ‘ civic duty prompted him of the Barry County Democratic I Vote?” That is a matter Uiallscnie l Kalamazoo is planning a "blitz" : Committee, has announced that each must decide for Inmscif-the | W forsake a distinguished career ' of tiie Third congressional dis­ a caravan with party candidate* trict starting on. Munduv and on I DR. MORRETTE RIDER in a In industry to enter ths turbulent is scheduled for Saturday. privilege of a free people Tuesday. Nov. I. I* to move ’ ' field of politics. Quickly adjusting Congressman Paul H. Todd. democratic nation. through Barry County. Jr. and other Democratic candl. to changed circumstances with the Senator Brown, who is the Re- | dates are to form the caravan ut publican candidate for -ongreas, j For me. personally, four votes’ sure touch of a gifted executive. the fairgrounds here at 10. am. is to move through Richland into ,he has led with firmness and | will come very easily. Saturday. Barry and Eaton Counties Mon-1 TO, Governor or MicWu.. I •,,d “d’""d » "" Other candidates will Include day morning. Don Holl, for State senator from aeon, Romney, m M Uw kre«!”“to“' “ h“ the 21st District: Iao Barth, for Irndm in Mlch^n hwory--lt»l,““'>' “ «rt Delton. Cloverdale. Middlerepresentative from the 89th: km.ie.1 i™> ih. nnndpolnl o?”™” State Senator Roger Johnson, Elementary student* in tiie for re-election from the 20th mW eeeomplnnmmr .Ince me ton >toney on (he In go to Vermontville. Nzohville. Hostings public schools will have District, and Angus McLeod, meicoMc Ot Clu» S. OU»m I *"««• »' “m"1 lte n,,“ Woodland. Sunfield. Mulliken. a musical opportunity at 2 pm. candidate for Circuit Judge. Delta Township. Dimondale Wednesday. Nov. 2. when the ilurlny Ihr Onl decode « U»|“ b“ls « KENNETH H. HOFFMAN The caravan Is scheduled to and Eaton Rapid*. Hope College Orchestra plays n noutstanding merit and ability, tour the towns of Middleville. present century. Romney gave to ” 1 I Tuesday Senator Brown in­ concert especially prepared J for Freeport. Woodland and Deiton Michigan a lift and leadership that i ... , traduced former Vice President the 5tii and Olh grade young and the townships of Baltimore. ,ol Uie Smir MT Tran dmd cedUr F"r L’S **“" "l! । Richard M Nixon al Western people. Johnstown and Maple Grove : Michigan University of noon. mid on (he mme wln. He B“b"‘ Od®>I””' At 2 pm. the caravan Is to be (Continued on Page <i in Nashville with Congressman In the best sense of the word, had a collcc at the home of Mrs family. Including David Tuber­ Todd appearing for the dedica­ | Howard Ferris. <20 Tanner Rond gen. violinist, and Kathleen tion of tiie new post office. Later he went to Middleville Buurena. double bassist. The program Is to bike place campaigning In that urea with ' The program will Include exal the Queen Street School, Mrs Leo Verhnde as his host, and Icerpts from the Nutcracker fMraM Tor Krnnnh had dinner with u ,t Middle „„„„ Tch.ikom, L.lln Parker said, und an open house the | Suite by Tchaikovsky. Latin I* to follow at the Nashville post­ office. suw.0 .b, x A,c^„s;; i5et Refreshments are to be served. on: ‘i. nl ri>nork ‘■“’"““"IlKPaiSr” “ C°“'" *" The caravan Is .to return to Llfllltir I ronfts/ll ' Hlckuo comers residents ar« I 1 UJJVacll punning a homecoming for 1967 were held at 2 p.m Saturday at. . . _„h I u,ur 1 Hastings for a country' style din­ Al „ -----p" -------"c appeared with I Dr Dr Morrette Morretle Rider Rider conducts conducts 5*^------ "i"" by Rev. George Elliott ''und “ru* have scheduled a chicken rf>- din­ ,he the First First Presbyterian Presbyterian Church. Church. ‘1 ner to be served at tiie Moose Gov. Koinney and Senator I tlje jj ope college Orchestra The Rev. Willard H. Curtis of­ Lodge at 5:30. Thosc of us who oppose In­ ner for Sunday. Oct. 30. starting GrilT.n on a telethon. , wh ch U|U ttt*b»shed by him .n al noon at the American Legion ficiated und burial was In River­ creasing the already menacing Club. , This Wednesday at 2 pm llB47 • side Cemetery. , Harry DcMxra. Republican canThe flow of alcohol In our commun­ The Hopc Hope symphonette, Symphonette, a Proceed* will go to help defray Mr. Hoffman suffered an np1 ‘VrtA,Xv L"r. st C ,ro"* “"'A*1 orchestra of 28 players, is ity arc accused of misrepresent­ ex penne* for the homecoming the 20th district was to cam-1 ^1^ cach ycar trom the 70. home that evening. ing the facts. I welcome this opn’ MT ! member College Orchestra, and The Legion Clubhouse is lo­ portunlty of presenting some A resident of Hastings since1 Cecil Barreit Barrett us os hostess. hostess Bill lltt% ukfn extensive tours facts that may help people de- cated one mile east of Htekory 1949. lx; purchased tiie LyBarker Sackett. GOP candidate for Has- ' Thc “Vic is invited to attend _________________________ Cornera on the Hickory Road | ... Drug Store in 1952 and operated tings Township supervisor. v>as , Wednesday's concert cfde who IS on the side of truth. There will be pony rides for Ilit |t until 1964 when it was sold to meet him at Nashville and! } Barry Ccpn.y m l..d.n „r. i®' J”"1 J*” “» youngsters. to Robert Lapo Pharmacy. He they were to go to the home of x n■ Mrs Norman Lenz on the River ||A|fz*n IV1 >i t* honored Monday evening nt the ■ discriminatory. Nonsense! In our Robert Eskcs Lt president of the ! was employed at Lapo's. Rood for coffee at 3:15, then on 1FVJVU11 1T1C111 annual 'Recognition Banquet" i ----------society, -----lawn rightly restrict.... the homecoming conunlttee, David. Mr. Hoffman had long been , ---------held at the Community Center selling of many items over just Carr,8“n Is first vice president, prominent In the Hastings Lions Anthony Stamm, candidate fvillpfl <1S CtlT nt the fairgrounds any counter, to Just any person r Clarence Pixley is second vice Club, of which he was a charter Mr*. Marclu* Taber was Es­ -------------------। nrMMmrt U... tIs. secre- member. He was president of the for the State senate from the ,V11IVU 4,3 We are told __ no detrimental PrwWent. Gretchen sh Eskes pecially honored when Ek ten­ condltlon will result Records,^ and Harold Langshaw is Haztir.;" C'”h. ?uc:;xilng B..-t 21st district, was to be at Mrs ■ rri , sion Director Arthur Steeby from the police departments of । treasurer. Payne in 1952. He w;: ■ ''V presented her with a 411 pearl Lansing. Battle Creek. Knlama- i ------------ •------------chairman of the Lions in 1955 this Wednesday and another Timothy J. McManus. 55. R3 zoo. and other cities approving i/-*■ *. and the following year was liquor by the glass, reveal all hnplip PllttniL' fit elected district governor. j.coffee was scheduled for 3:15 at Delton, was killed about 8:15 Recognized for 10 years' serv­ steady increase of arrests for, ViMdl 11V 1 UdllindO Mr. Hoffman had served as( the home of Mrs DeWayne pm. Thursday when his 1963 ice as 4H leaders were Mrs. drunkenness, drunk driving, and Ford Falcon smashed into the ^7-ZiPugh. chairman of the Salvation Army, Glenn Meglnley, Mrs. Charles other associated crimes. Arrests At 7 Pra candidates were in­ work In Barry County and was Raver. Mrs. Clay Bassett. Glenn in Lansing more than doubled in tor on M-43 600 feet south of Hastings I vlt *d 10 co-chairman of thc Hawlfiisi -----­ Attend the Republican Meglnley and Mrs. Richard Relt- a five year period. Secretary of ’j dub potluck al the.. ---,'wam»n United Fund in 1958 He served , Women.. ler. They received gold clover State Hare states. 'Drinking Township, according to the sher­ as chairman of the Haotlngs Methodist Church in Hastings awards. iff's report drivers appear to be on the in­ chapter of the National Federa— ; ------• ------------Silver clover awards for five crease.” "In 1964. our department Kazys A. (Charlie' Pusnlkas. is i years’ service as lenders went to suspended 6.132 drivers for drunk 72, who suffered a heart attack tion of Independent Business I Clarence E Field. 56. R1 Delton. Mrs. Frank Welnbrecht. Mrs. driving,” Hare said. "Last year Tuesday morning, Oct. 25. at his and was president of the BArry'ljtV DcUlK 10 Guernsey Lake Road County Safety Council. ****** *v/ Myron Brown. Herald Hansen. It was up to 6521. and through According to the report, the home at 625 W Clinton, died Mrs. Herald Hansen. Mrs Rus­ the first two-third of 1966. a to­ tree lor was traveling north about 11 o'clock that morning at; sell Meade. Everett Olmstead. tal of 5.138 mandatory suspen­ with the right wheel off the Pennock Hospital. Mrs. Curl Barcroft, Mrs. Carl sions have been meted out " Mr. Pusnikos iiad undergone | Bahs. Mrs. Robert Endsley. Mrs Field told officers that he had "Unless there Is a decided __ >.*•*. Born ln Minaville. N. Y . on Georgia Mlknls. Mrs. Kalliryn change in Ute rate, we will be had apparently reenvered very । AuK >2. IB>6. he was the son of Jus/ looked behind and the road Mott. Mrs. Oaylen Bristol. Mrs. close to 7.000 this year." he said. v-a* clear, the next thing he nicely and waa released ut 1 30 > Hoyd and MinnietU 'BottomThe Hastings City Bank -Is Evelyn LaBtn. Mrs. Blair Haw­ on Friday. Oct. 21 jle>’' Hoffman. He attended high making plans to. celebrate its blitz, Mrs. John Decker and Mrs Field said the only thins he We are told present policing t» HU attack occurred shortly I there and attended Hope 89th anniversary andXwili hold June Nichols. Inadequate. And yet. Gov Rom­ Lewis Huntington was master ney. Secretary of State Hare, after be had finished hl* ! Culiege for two years and spent open house on Thursday, Nov, 3. of ceremonies at the dinner and and other responsible officials breakfast. He »u admitted tu i four yeara at Ferris Institute, Thomas F Stebbins, president, southbound lane after tiie Im­ graduating in 1941 He worked as has announced. Introduced special guests Mrs across the state are pleading for tbe hospital al 9:33. pact. Mr. Pusnlkas was a retired E Iil pharmacist at Holland until Visitors are to be welcomed Waller Birman gave the Invoca­ stronger enforcement laws And The tractor traveled 68 feet tion and Lois Dingman the apparently our local Chamber W. Biss engineer, coming to Has- *ln-'ch lrf ,M2 whcn he entered alter the impact, coming to rest Ungs in 1953. it,,c Army Medical Corps, serving Bunk's newly decorated and fully headed north with the right pledge to the Flag. Tom Eckert Mates have not bothered to lis­ He had worked for the E. W lhrce *nd one-iuilf jrar* led the 4H pledge , carpeted lobbv und its other front wheel 11 inches oil the ten to the pleas of local law en- Bliss Company . in the East and i On Aug. 12. 1942. he married modem facilities Extension Agent Bruee Bean | forcament agencies for more — right shoulder The left rear also for the National Can Com­ I Elizabeth Nay ot Highland Park ltrfrrshm*nl< men and money. I in Kalamazoo. She had been an pany. . “Dr. Schoendeust,” who I. tractor, partially on the raad \nny nurse whom he met at Wc are told that adoption util really Doug Hill of Hlilcraft I nd uitries. He waa billed as in Lithuania, the son of Charles Fort Custer IM7 automobiles by Hastlngi State Actually, approximately and Veronica Ptisnlkas He came In addition to his wife, he is “The Traveling Scientist" 50 ‘ T of the Stale now has liquor survived by a daughter. Mrs R Club Agent William Kirkpat­ to the United Suites when he There will also be a prize rick announced that membership by the glass. True. SO': o! the was 15. living with his brother. B. i Alexandra* Omo. Jr. of drawing and a *400 saving* cer­ gains in the various community people live in the wet areas with Peter, in Brooklyn. N. Y. tificate will be awarded on Satgroups indicated that there may more than B0r: of the resulting He married Bessie Stapulonis freshman at.Michigan Stub- Uni­ urjiay. Dec 3. The car came to rest with the crime This then, is the par they be some 2.000 Barry County boys | left front even with the >efl edxe of Brooklyn She died in 1949. He versity. and Harvey, a Junior in and girls In 4H work during the would lutve us shoot for married Adelle Burke of Brook­ Hastings High School, and his I A pot table television set will of tile road headed southeast. mother. Mrs. Minnlett? Hoff­ be awarded at noon on Saturday. Str McManus was lying aloqg the ccfUng months Arnold Toynbee, noted his­ lyn on July 27. 1951 Nov 5. through the courtesy of i right side of the car man of Hastings. New 4H Advisory Council torian. pointed out. that alcohol ' «v i.w .'fasting* -new car dealers, and members named Monday night was a major cause of the downbach Funeral Home until Ume'.*“ registrants fill continue to I NOTICE: are Mrs Robert Hollister. North­ fit)) of now dead civilizations. j * eligible to win one of the' To Wholesale Egg,Suppliers Inl­ west District; Mrs John Decker. Our forefathers found alcnlud a W. Bllsa Engineer* Club and for the service* Southwest, and Waller (Dick* potent too) for undermining md the Battle Creek Engineer* a *10 addition to an existing tv Social Service Board will conHarrison. Southeast Mrs. Rich- destroying the Indian culture Club. Methodist Bazaar they found tn America. Alcohol In addition to his wife, he is the Northeast District. has NEVER been the mark of Ute Facility for the coming year. Middleville progress nor provided a rung for Hubert t Veronica ■ Loudon of Regi*strat!on forms are avail- Reserving the right to reject any TO. MIMtollle Km M.U.Mw tble on „ lobby „„„ „„ „ the ladder of civilization And it Albertson. N. Y. and Mrs Aiben tables and at the] or all blds. Al) blds must be sub­ Hastings Mfg. Co. can't happen here And what (Annei Rogers of Yardley. Pa., mitted to the Medical Care Fa­ ■“ ■“» S"v s- -nd on <h. parkin, lor durlnk cility on or before November 1st. will happen, shouldn't. <!• De­ Earnings Increase troit Free Press. Thursday. Oc­ five gntndcluldrcn. and his with a .‘jnorgosbord dinner .’tart- - .>u. s!10tt B J. Abbey. Administrator 10 27 Hastings Manufacturing Com- tober 20. 1966—page 14A ing at 5 o'clock. Everyone is tn- 1 " Your -attention is directed to pony today reported net earn­ ■he City Bunk's advertisement NOTICE TO CAR DEALERS (slgnedi George Elliott ings of *695509 after taxes in at 8:30 pm this Wednesday at n SecHon 2 of this Issue of The IN BARRY COUNTY: the nine months ended Sept. 30, WCTU Holds Workshop The Barry County Social Serv­ 1966. compared with *493515 In NOTICE Home and the Requiem Mass in­ The WCTU members held ice Director is accepting blds on .the comparable period of. 1965 Applications for the position of toned at 9 am. Thursday at St their workshop meeting on Tuesany and all types of station waThese earnings were equal to Abstractor for tiie Barn’ County Rose of Lima Catholic Church lay. oct 18. at the home of Mrs, Central PT A Open tons for use by Social Services 67 cents a share on 1.034500 Abstract Office will be received •’eterson-s In MldrUevll c A de- . , -. sfl.ee and Medleai Care Facility. shares of Hastings common stock up to 12:00 o'clock noon. Novem­ Steven Funeral Home at Brook­ louse Tuesday To trade-in Involved. The Boel*; outstanding, as against 43 cent* ber 4. 1966. al the Barry County lyn where tlp> Rosary will be I'ciock, followed by a business The Central School PTA will Service Board reserves the right In the 1065 period, based on tr.i Clerk's Office. recited Thursday., Another fu­ neeUng. Mrs. Peterson played told an open house starting 7:30 to reject any and all bids. Plus* same number of shares. State qualifications, references neral Mass will be Intoned on her 120-yeor-old melodeon and im Tuesday. Nov. 1. Parent* submit blds to Social Services Hasting* is a major producer and salary expected. Friday. Burial will be in the St. -----------------------Mrs. Gerald Smith the piano. «iu have an opportunity *o visit Director Mr*. Beatrice Fisher. of piston rings, oil filters and ' WUiam Cridler Chartea Cemetery at Fanning - Twelve members and four visl-1 their children'* clazsea on a 107 W. Broadway. Hastings, be­ Coslte oil additives. Barry County Clerk 11/1 tore were present. regular "day's xhedule." fore Nov. 1, 1966. 10/TT ■ Caravan Here Orchestra from Hope College Here Wednesday Heart Attack Takes Hastings Methodist Pastor Hicleory Corners Pharmacist w/ •. v d'.hicken Dinner wriles Vlews on , for Sunday r --- ---- ".t Honor Leaders Of Barry 4II’ers At Monday Fete Hits Tractor Dies Suddenly On Tuesday Celebrate SOlli Anniversary �( 1 Mrs. Stowell f Conservation . at*' Dimondale Marriage Licenses, Chanter Stowell was the UPHOLSTERING Final Rites For Mr. Wilcox This Thursday key, and hli student teacher from WMV. Mr. Gerd, accom­ panied the club. Oonnle Oates, one of the students who went an tbe trip, thought the trip was “a Yhi furniture BUILDING Western Michigan University. Mr. Wilcox had been al the j This was the third year the journalism class has gone to Facility since 1960. He was bom in Orangeville Township on July 19. 1880. th* . san of Eugene and Jennie urday after spending three weeks <Bhelp> Wilcox. Thursday at 1 the Delton Pan­ at Pennock Hospital after .suffer­ He attended the BJake School ing a heart attack. He still must and married Dellah Jenkins ot thers' J.v. Football Squad de­ Hope Township on May 27, 1916. <feated Maple Valley at Delton. They moved to Hope Township .13-0. senior pictures were taken Thursday and Friday. Friday at 7:30, the Varsity FhotbaU Squad played Fennville Wayne Hazel Pfcwte 374-3523 The hours will be: Friday. 4— 13 to 9 pm.; Saturday. 5— 8 am. to 5 pun. Foan, phone 871-6178: Burroughs —Mrs Homer Church, phone 721-9227; Gun Lake— Mrs. Lyn­ den Johncock. Jr., phone Martin 672-3535; Cloverdale. Guernsey QUICK! Clip these coupons and take them to your nearest SPARTAN STORE now presenting the year's biggest food sale the SHURFINE CARNIVAL. Take advantage of these, plus hundreds of other values throughout the store. OCTOBER 24, THROUGH NOVEMBER 5,1966 REDEEMABLE AT ANY SPARTAN STORE Jamie Poyer. Sept 16, Mldlevtlle,' Keith Champion. Sept. 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INSURANCE AGENCY COUPON EXPIRES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1966 �THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 'Red Cross Aids Worried Parents Rapids aubmioed the low bid of v[ waucning. pav.ng andj <57.041 .for widening, paving curb uM iMUr U City Employees To Have 6 Paid Holidays Yearly Cou„tJ K',,h Way Deportment has announced iArnerican Red Completion Is set for Aug. 3i’ u,e “ld of 1116 ,“n ' recently when | came extremely " •*-* Cross :nme to Clarence Millers the Millers beworried because ' Municipal employees will have six paid holidays and three halfduy holidays each year, under an addition to the contract with AFLCIO Union approved by the Ha.s*4q«s City Council Monday nl»ht ! no word was corning through from their daughter In Turkey and the baby was long overdue. । The Carlton Norcutt family | are In Adona. Turkey, where they have been gince April. ,1964. He Is with the Air Force 1 on his second tour of duty. I The Red Cross found out for | the Millers that the faml'v h*d written about the expected baby being overdue and some way the letter must have gone astray. The report confirmed that Janet A WORD TO THE WISE MEN AND WOMEN To have your fore, but the holiday prnrhlona had Inadvertently been omitted from the printed agreement Employees will get straight-time hourly rates for time lost on New Year's Day. Memorial Day. In­ dependence Day. Labor Day. Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. They receive one-half day's pay an Good Friday afternoon. Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 Should any of the six full-day holidays fall on Saturday, the employee shall be paid at bls regular rate of pay. Those failing on Sunday will be obsened on the Monday following. there was no need for alarm, and another letter would follow. I-ater Red Cross notified the Millers that a baby girl had been bom to the Norcutts on Oct. 8 and all was well. She was named Deborah Lynn and her brother. 2'r-year-old David, was delight­ ed to have a sister. "Die Millers were delighted too. They have five grandsons hihX this was the first granddaughter. The Millers hove nothing but the highest praUe for the Red Cross and they are deep'v -ntrful for this service rendered to them when Uieir need of Infor­ mation was imperative to them. w personalized card in rime for Christmas mailing, come in now! GARDNER'S 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY 110W. State 945’2134 • w PIANO TUNING-30 years' ex­ IN HASTINGS SsEBJUSM* Founder's Days Thurs. Fri. and Sat. Dear Customer: The mer­ chandise offered here is very, very special! It was developed for this event in honor of Mr. J. C. Penney ... to dramatize tho way Penney's always saves you money on new, exciting mer chandise of fine quality. employee during time for which he receive* holiday pay. he shall More About------ Backward Glances enure paving Job will be com­ pleted this week. and one-half time* hi* regular .... iployee scheduled to work on a holiday uho fails to report 1or ar.d perform such work, wlth| out a reason acceptable to the City, shall not receive holiday pay. To get holiday pay. an employee I must work the full period of his OCT. 11 — Constanta King, 221 s. [ ’cheduled work-hours on the last Broadway, impropar backing, s. workday before a full holiday, or ?ad0,ii«hL ;a»uaajid Muhuu’”' complete one-half to be worked OCT. IS—David Thomas. Mlddlavtlla IOn tJ,C day be,or,‘ Christmas and . .. ’a s hnlf-hrillrfnvs New Yenr Year half-holidays nnrl and nn on Johnaon, Aho. filint the first workday after such a » in uaortd elxjir full holiday nouoay unlcrs unicra he nc receives receives ad Bend; Doaild permission in advance to cover the Hustings Traffic Tickets Continued from Page One perience—Repairing—Best references Hal Brown at CurtisE-House WI 5-5065. 10 27 county line In Eaton County C. D. Bauer, who was motoring to Charlotte at the time, said that the honking of the geese could be heard above the noise Jordan Lake of the car The concentration of geese covered about two acres and you couldn't see the ground Willowbrook Dr. off M-50—West of Lokc Odessa for all the feathers There were The Union contract calls for wetal varieties of geese In the "pack" and It was the attempt OCT. 14—Mtehaal Kidder. B5. drtv. dues checkoff, seniority provisions. to Join up In the air with their I provisions. own kind that caused so much • TENDERLOIN confusion. HaaTvvrBL: Bum4*>TZIsibksi«b. was one from Miller. Johnson. • N. Y. STRIP Charles <"Lady"i Baldwin of 130 S Waikingun st . ap««dlag 401 Snell and Cummlskey for <356 60 in to. N Broadway. . । for legal ttOrk In connection with • T-BONE Hastings, pitching Star of half ;,h'Total legal expenses '."' ‘SL' a. century ago. who established Browna. X3. rarateaa driving. | to the Serving Doily from 12 Noon to 1:30 A.M. many records when the major bulua W. Oraan St . Bamual Hrtlua. Bat- City for legal work in rainnecleagues were getting established, received, this week, a lifetime Clinton allow 1 brrn *-^54.79 since February. pass to all big league games, en­ drtv/, Engineers who drafted the plans graved on a slab of sterling sil­ W. Clinton. I for the lift station In the Railroad ver 4* <. inches long and 2% inch­ •brine. I Street area were present at Mon­ es wide. „ session. Director of Public ii'c'enee'oa ’p^t'eon?' w‘*"cunton "st.; I Services Ken Labcrteiiux said the OcraU Bacbaldar. 1030 N. Church I State Health Department had Hastings teachers will have a vkiu?e‘o.,Jn*en*£**n-> Y.h .?h: questioned• whether the plans prominent part In the meeting Stile Xd and Broadway. evadingCalled for a plant large enough of the Michigan State Teachers 40 tn 30. N Broad wit; Kithleen | tj sene all ixisslbe expansion In Association at Grand Rapids on lull, NaabvtUa. ent Ute me pitta.; that area. Thursday and Friday of this o'rean'se.’ uaorga* WrUht.^S.^Haa-! R concensus that the week Miss Marguerite Hetmans- tinge, defective equipment,’ S Church ■ proposed lift Station designed to perger will serve as chairman of 8l,a” ‘serve some 100 homes was large the elementary division and Miss Ruth Robson of the English sec­ °g lii™J™," 24 Anna CU-uene. Woodlaud, .would employ up to 75 persons, tion Herold C. Hunt Is to speak OCT apwdlng 40 tn 23. N. Michigan Ave.;; The lift station would carry sewnt the High School sactlon and ■laphen VaahIL 8 Jaflvnon St. £ge frOnl that low area Up U> bllan Av“ ’ " 1 rain l0* arVa UP at the English section while apwdlng 45 K. | where 11 would flow into regular Charles Park Is to appear in the Thanii Fro s. K. Micst- ! sewer mains and on to the dis* Agricultural division. «»n / WUlli now goes directly into the , ----Beginning Sunday, the Michi­ Michigan Ava.; Joao MeCaul Cl.;-. there viua. ipeading to in 25. N. Mtrhi- Thomapple River gan Central train which arrives *• 437 'il?'Councilmen unanimously lebtgan; Richard Carl W MUI ..hi, ' rehere at 12:00 will make the run St. •paedlng 40 In 25, K. Michigan n**ed the contract with ( onnon-stop between here and Ava ; Howard Hobart, Woodland, de-‘ aullant Walter Bagby of Grand Grand Rapids and between here o.oim 8?oUber’"sad ’e FB™d UaPldl for continued zoning and and Charlotte. Automobile traf­ •oaadlog 50 In 25. W 8lata it.; Panning work at $150 a month. fic. which is seriously cutting In­ Marla Ockartaan Bl. apeedlng <0 Ln MJd-ContInent of Battle Creek to the volume of local freight M378A0 far work on the and passenger traffic formerly ... Kit! S, w h.u, amiuunt ™ rae enjoyed by the railroads, has Clintoa 81-. •paeding 40 in 25. ’w tuckpoinllng <3.575 , and painting mode this change neee«sary It Clinton Bi. •no" <990. Is a question of how much longer Williams * Works was paid communities the size of Hastings <400 for the new municipal map. and Charlotte can produce Senior Citizens । The Council authorized payment enough rail passenger traffic to of <4.400 to Haskins & Sells of make regularly scheduled stops To See Rev. Gary's ■ Detroit for accounting service*. profitable. , Pictures of Rome I Austin Anderson of 1755 S Senior CiUzens ot the Has- I Broadway appeared at the meeting Ungs community will meet Mon-1 requested compensation for Barry County’s budget for the day. Oct 31. at Union Hall on *15 45 cement work he was re­ STOP and See the Largest Selection forthcoming Dry Campaign is Woodland Avenue for the usual QUlred to do on his drive after »3,000 of which 11.800 wUl be carry-ln picnic dinner and so-1 Broadway was Improved. in BARRY COUNTY by contributed to the State Dry clal lime. Dinner will be ready Anderson said he paid his <1.700 (Campaign. Thc balance will be at one o'clock. . assessment but was asking comused In the county. Pour hun­ Presldent Ray Wolfe promises P«>«‘lon for work he believed dred and fifty dollars of the SI200 an Interesting program, which ’ V n0‘ mpauUbWty. It was balance will be used in the wards to committee as follows: First ward. 175.00: will Include a talk by Rev. Don Aldermen approved vacating the Second ward. S100 00: Third Gury covering, the Gury's trip to Italy to visit their son. remaining alleys In Hastings ward, <125.00; Fourth ward. Compare our quality and prices with first line M.by inlraUn, pielure, were'“'““'“■.Tt"1™ u" 1150.00. Miss Lettie Garn has carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of £ been secured to canvass the city. taken and slides will be shown I covering the main features of powcr u “ l,,,e * your choice. On Monday afternoon, the historic Rome. Visitors are Invited to all meet-1 Michigan Avenue pavement be­ tween State Street and the Ings of Uie Citizens' Club, and all Michigan Central tracks and on are reminded to furnish own Tuesday, work was commenced table service and beverage. If I ElECTBOHICS on the last section of pavement transportation Is needed, or can I olHVlCt between the track and the be furnished, please coll Ray, bridge. It is expected that the Wolfe at 945-2864 ------------------- --------- o ©OOOOOOOOOOOOOOeuOO0 The Swamp Bar STEAK SPECIAL 69 >X/Z n nnnora EOLSRs • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK 501 nylon-26ok. T Mi CARPETING yd. INSTALLED for It takes a lot of know-how CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way.' The safest and most effective way possible 9 years experience. for all your INSURANCE NEEDS You May Don’t let an automobile accident hit you for a heavy financial loss. Protect yourself completely with both accident and liability insurance. Come in any­ time and ask for details on our low­ cost policies. Miller s 107 I. Woodl.nW. Hmtinga COLEMAN “ Ph<Mi« WI 5-2OVI Run into Trouble AGENCY insurance VSmx WI5-M12 201 S. MICHIGAN Tr anti Tape Rtcordfri CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Open Mon. thru Fri. rill 9 F.M. — Opon Sntwrdaya Open Every Dey 9 o.m. 'til 5:30 p.m Friday 9 'til 9 �n _ EDITORIAL ‘ op:” i id JW hoidao to no one and gifted with the ability of logical and succinct - himself, has worked on production lines, should be tabbed aa anti- C FL0W ship of a law designed primarily to protect rank and file unkm own leaden who might be tempted Juit purpoaes II 1* Interesting, too. to team that Griffin, tn a recent debate with !1U senatorial oppo­ nent, drew an admission Uiat he. < William*'. would have voted for the Landrum-Griffin Bill had he 29 time of IU passage! Griffin can give Mldugan the sort of Con­ gressional leadership we need in Washington. He made a notable record as a Representative in Congress and has the ability to move forward a* Senator In a manner that trill be a credit to the SUte Griffin deserves to be full term_ SPARE RIBS For RepreaentaUre Ln Oongreu from thc Third DUUlrt. Garry SMALL. UAH *N M1ATY... # ID SWIFT PREMIUM PRO - TEN BEEF STANDINGDELUXE TRIM - "T49'b # I® RIB ROAST....... 791 29‘ BONELESS BEEF STEW MEAT 69* SAUERKRAUT LUNCH MEATS CUBED STEAKS ...... 99^ 2-PLY TOILET TISSUE S ~ 25‘ SKINLESS SHURFINE SHORTENING ? 7? PORK SAUSAGE lent record as minority leader in U>e Michigan Senate and Uie be­ lief But we need In Washington a more equitable balance of power own VAN HOUIN'S nts. lative procedure* and les* through pressure play* by thc executive department -Wf have no personal criticism/'of Rep. Paul R. Todd who B an honorable individual (ditto for Garry Brown) and who COUNTRY FRESH HOMO. MUX COUNTRY FRESH 2% MILK ... EGGS-GRADE A MEDIUM .... PtSCHKI 1'A in. 59< 100 per cent of the way with independence I Garry Brow n |[, SPARTAN to create about himself an aura of independence that hl* voting ot -JLO c "•Y V........ FRANKS SPARTAN c....; For Circuit Judge. Richard Robinson. We have had a series of exceptionally fine judges to pre­ side over t|ie Barry-Eaton Circuit 10 c SAVINGS 29 tradition. ;With Coupon in . . . SECTION 1 —pa. 2 WITH COUPON mow s at Pennock Bananas 88' Hastings SPARTAN AMT RAVOU FRUIT ■* — DRINKS 4 for 80* RQYAL a-w, GELATION UMIT 3 PKGS. WITH THIS COUPON A A 15 00 OR MO«E FOOD ORDfR THRU SATURDAY..OCT..29._’66. . . 3KATWKUIT, OR FRUIT PUNCH .. SPARTAN 1-Qf. 14oz. Can AU FLAVORS ... UMrr 4 CANS WITH THIS COUPON * A JJ 00 OR MOtf FOOD ORDfR GRAPI. ORANOI. PINIAPPU ORANGR. PINIAPPlf- VALUI ratio | CfMrea\ g 22 VALUI VALUI Strawberry Halves ^-10' FRUIT DRINKS ~ LIMIT I tfO WITH THIS COUPON 22 UMTT I CAN WITH THIS COUPON °* vo*f fOOO ormr ’IHRtf SATURDAY. OOI .. 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St. Miaaa WI J-24M SPARTAN u SALT ORANGE JUICE PEACHES COFFEE MUGSAT/;:/ro,,6 f« IRONING BOARD COVER — MIX BOWL SET-3 Pcs.™ GRATER & BOWL SET COOKIE PAN • • YOUR CHOICE EACH ONLY * Proscription Pharmacy SECTION Il-pa«o 2 REDDI-WHIP REAL CREAM TOPPING TATTERED TOM 2 - 25 Jacobs AOOITIONAl 2Ck SAVINGS Wllh Coupon In PILLSBURY CINNAMON ROLLS SHURFINE 3.000 to 1 Naturally, what spur* tNi scientist onward <s that the possible benefits of th.* new drug may far outweigh the high risk* of de. eloping if Depend on our Rorall Pharmacist to ksep Up with the latest developments SECTION 1-pggg 2 ADDITIONAL 10c SAVINGS With Coupon In Peek and Archie D McDonald— and we believe Uiat Richard Rob­ inson is qualified by sound legal background, temperament and The odds again*) a research •dentist developing a new. tale, ADDITIONAL 10c SAVINGS With Coupon in ELBOW MAC or SPAGHETTI SHURFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL SPARTAN GRAPE JELLY PINK LOTION' DETERGENT Your Choice �Arthur Willitts, Past Dairyman, Dies Tuesday )R SAVINGS! WUlltte. 85, R2 liMUap, who Pennock Hoapltel, will be held ard-Osgood Funeral Home. The Rev. George Elliott la to officiate and burial will be in the Irving Township Cemetery "TASTES LIKE IT pilsliied a COSTS MORE cOFFFt SPARTAN - REG. OR DRIP COFFEE 12 - b tin q .29 VEGETABLE OIL TOMATO JUICE SHURF NE EVAP. MILK 14‘ 1-lB. CAN SALAD MUSTARD Stewed Tomatoes CAN 14b. CAN LUNCH NAPKINS SPAITAN It, > '•>. bit Camp Fire Leaders Enjoy Cookout; Thursday was a beautiful day for the Camp Fire leaders' cook­ out at the YMCA camp. They had a delicious meal of hamburg, baked potato^ and I gingerbread in orange shells—all Hikes and out door activities PUMPKIN KIDNEY BEANS PORK & BEANS CHILIETS CUT BEETS SUCTIONS 1-U. CAN SPARTAN - White & Assorted . . . 13" x 13’4' INSTANT COFFEE 58 ship on Feb 25. 1901. the ton of Byron and Anna <Tregoi WUlltt*. He attended the Cobb and Powers Schools and was gradunted from Hastings High School in 1919 Mr. Willitls took short courses at Michigan State University and worked as a milk tester in Gladwin County until he was called home because of the Ill­ ness of his father. He worked for his father on his farm and helped’ operate Wiililte Dairy, later taking offer the dairy, mov­ ing It to 609 E. Mill Street. He operated the dairy until 1963 when he retired because of his health. Mr. Willltts Is survived by a sister. Mrs. Chester 'FloraBellei Stowell of Hastings. > make handy Mt-upona, which ' are .vats made from weaving WHOLE POTATOES SUMI YELLOW CLING . . . SLICED & HALVES PEACHES SPINACH SAUERKRAUT TOMATO JUICE PEAR HALVES CUT ASPARAGUS-™ MUSHROOMS GRAPEFRUIT GRAPE JUICE HERSHEY MINIATURES “7.'.. HERSHEY KISSES CAN CAN SPARTAN APPLE SAUCE MfDIUM, WIDE. A EXTRA WIDE NOODLES FRUIT COCKTAIL SALBHtS 18 । I ! I I I CATSUP CORN fry pans from coat hangers and aluminum foil. The Camp Fire board mem- WHOll KIINIL WHOLE KIINIL *.1>H CUT GREEN BEANS needed for Camp Fire and Blue Birds In thc SoulboLstern and Central area. Any interested perCAN CUT WAX BEANS SWEET PEAS Robert Ingram. Mrs. Miller's Camp Fire group elected officers last Tuesday. They are: President. Carol Fur­ row: vice president, Julie Keeler: secretary. Rene Bcduhn: treas­ urer. Cathy Bradley, and scribe. ClntbMl Cooper I A --------------------------- Attend Conference Franco ■ American SPAGHETTI SUMS. CAN YOU! CHOICE vallon chairman representing District 2B of the Federated Gordon Clubs of Michigan, and Mrs Christopher Gould of thc Barry County Historical Society and State Tourists Council were privileged to attend the press conference with Secretary of In­ terior Slewart H. Udall and Congressman Paul Todd in Nash­ ville. Friday. The David Smiths spent this Bunday in Belding visiting thc Robert Smith family. ASWESEEIT SPARTAN MIXED NUTS SPARTAN SALTED VIRGINIA PEANUTS $200 CASH OR SPANISH PEANUTS SPARTAN PINK LOTION DETERGENT £ m. SHURFINE PORK & BEANS SHURFINE SAUERKRAUT 11-01, CAN 4V Jackpot Winner »15‘ WHITE * SPARTAN FACIAL TISSUE PLAY JACKPOT' BINGO ’ A QC 4 89c SHURFINE STRAINED CRANBERRY SAUCE RUTH SCOFIELD Posted in the Store 1 U. CAN your BLUE CARDS for next weeks SPARTAN SALAD DRESSING SHURFINE WAFFLE SYRUP YOUR CHOICE . Jackpot Bingo Game.. 37 SPARTAN BLEACH RED CARD GAME NO. ELEVEN RED ~14^ 6 12 16 18 24 26 32 34 NUMBERS 40 42 TO PLAY 44 46 52 WT 54, 56 58 64 66 iWl. SMSX C»r»» .68 70 12 74 84 86, 94 96 28 TURNED IN BY 9:00 P. M. . . OVIN-fltlH OlANOt.CUnO i-t£7Y«i. ANGEL FOOD CAKE SPARTAN CHUNK TUNA SHURFINE PEACHES “Van *> Y. c. sucro A HAIVIS 4/ SPARTAN VEGETABLE SOUP SOUP a TOMATO KAN SOUP QQ( . 'O # SPAITAN PLAIN 01 SUOAIIB DONUTS YOUR CHOICE 10‘ HAROLD Will Get You If You Don't Next Monday will be Hallowe'en in Hastings and Barry County and the little ones will be on the prowl in quest of good things to nibble on while they wander around our communities In costume and in droves. It Is a night to look forw ard to for .all of the youngsters. A night filled with intrigue and mysticism. In fact, for most of us, it was the first tune out of the house at night without the guiding liand ot a parent or older person Wasn't that thrill­ ing? And it still is for the youngsters of today. •.,.-£1 WINNING CARDS MUST BE SATURDAY, OCT. 29,1966 SHURFINE RICE SPARTAN FABRIC SOFTENER wAYNi The Hob Goblins Watch Out! Woodland, Michigan AM Winners Names Are SPARTAN White or Yellow POPCORN HERE ARE YOUR 11th WEEKS WINNING NUMBERS . . . . CHECK THESE AGAINST THE RED CARD THAT YOU PICKED UP AT THE STORE LAST WEEKI PLAY THESE NUMBERS IN’ ANY ------------------------------SEQUENCE ON YOUR RED BINGO CARD. 2 BOZOS PKG. DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY YOU GET When they come knock­ ing on your dqpr will II fall over on them ... or. will they have to watch out for broken glass? If you don't have a door that jrltches and goblins can knock on' in complete safety and with admiring thoughts as they raid your candy dish; Ing to us for a new combidandle* that will your house snugger Winter and cooler Summer as well as make thia next more EAST SIDE L V M B E R COMPANY, ail EAST HASTINGS. PHONE - AQc CHOICt • II I. Ph. WI 5-Z4M WI �Catholic Daughters Aid Missions. Plan Bazaar Nancy Johnston, Rowland Judge Exchange Vows I Richard Denny 171* members rolled bondages for 'oreign mission hospitals. CD A members are planning their Christmas bazaar to be held at the Hastings City Bank Nov 15-16. Chrtstrifas artlrlrs end baked goods will be sold. Bazaar items are handmade Grand Regent Ardlth Hart, along with severatsmembors re­ cently attended the CILAr Work­ shop in Jackson The daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston. Mlu Nancy lx* Johnston. became the bride of Mr. RowUnd Judge at St. MlcbMU Church at Canton. Ohio on Saturday. Ort 22nd I tended thc wedding from Ha.*- Women's Club Members Tour Upjohns, Museum The three Utllert <>tm In the -Johnston family remained in Hastings Jennifer and Becky stayed with the Joe Burkholder family and young Bob stayed with the Ken Miller family over Pvt Mlehael McPharlln 54*53*49 t o. D 3rd Bin The Catholic Daughters o< America Court fit. Rita 1574 of Hastings, held-a* mission meeting Nineteen members of the Has­ tings Women's Club traveled to Kalamazoo Thursday morning. Oct 20, to tour the Upjohn plant and the Kalamazoo Museum । John Company conducted a twohour tom with a coffee and roll breads provided The guides welcomed questions and explained the pill making process to the small groups of WHITE'S Luncheon was a smorgasbord at the Swedish Hous* The after­ noon was spent In touring the Kalamazoo Museum and seeing a demonstration of Spinning flax Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Al) those participating were exuberant about the'r dnv and hope that others will take ad­ vantage of the next tour offered by the Hosting* Women* Club 945-3967 j Call WI 5-3481. For Banner Classified Ads The Best Teacher Represents- e ------------------------------------ —:--------------------------------- Bonnie Joy Reed's Society newS SOCIETY NEWS Personal Mention Sunday. Oct. 23. being the 65th birthday of Ed Tudor, his dough-1 ter and husband, the Lynn , Donovan* of Battle Creek, enter-) Th— Cart Bwrrort terne on Cartton Ccnl*r Rood wba teem-1 tag with activity on Saturday evening when th* Junior Departm*r.t of the Presbytoian Church of which Mra Barcroft is super»» ulumuiku mtendent. was entertained for . a hayrldc fcllowed by a wiener and marsiunallow rcast. It being a vwy targe group. 50 In number, lhe.e was much excitwnenl and a great deal of fun. It took a bit ,J"..PreS1SSL.BS<^ their deuehier. Nr. and Mra. Robert Mac -1 ,nv In Daniel K- Ayrea. Ar.hut *ere dinner gue “'’d , “* Qra,ld Sunday, Mr R«Pl£la Mte FrMerW tX„„ dM. te. b«h •« ‘ **“ ”—*“ of Byron Center were Sunday!------------ • guests of the Ford Caaeys and pnrpntS Announce Mr. and Mrs John Smith and baby of North Carlton wye Daughter S Troth Monday evening callers oy,er M Carlton Estep of recent guests of the Caseys have announce tallied Mr. and Mra Tudor at j th* Nordla for dinner, the begin- , nlng of a most pleasant day planned in hi* honor. After their tetum to thc Donovan home. 284 N. McKinley, and Ed be­ lieved the festivities In Ills iiuoor and the L*on runrs. rne «on were at an end. guests began anti from th* Barcroft home and dleville Leon Fuhrs and the Arthur Coir ‘T'u^^^ra^Wlllan^Cappon arriving with gifts to further celebrate the occasion. Those ord Sharps. Harland Guwn.-.ey» Item. ... men >».!« । Mrs Roland Ouster. Gordon from Hastings were Mr. and Mr. .nd Mte C.l..n tern, mid ““ tern ‘ Mrs. Carlton Bump. Mr. and Mra Cove. Mra William Kirkpatrick. • J Mrs. Douglas Cooper and Mra daughter, Amy. of Alto were I Clarence Bump, Mr and Mra Richard Beduhn Also helping on Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs AAnrL AnniverSOrV Glenn Donovan Mr. and Mrs Rowley. JVKKK AnniWWy Robert Erway and family from I I thc planning and lefreshinent Charles The Lester Reynoldg have reOctober 16 was Che 57th wed committees were Mr and Mrs ENOAOED-Mr and Mrs And- S^^Jta ^and'Mra’Edwd I PLANS NUPTIALS - Mr and turned from Kentucky where! ding anniversary of Che Richard Sharp, Mr. and Mrs row anfamily IRWT) from Wood| Mr* rew Atuta Stutz of of Ri R1 Woodland Woodland anana 1<nuly wooa-i" “’ Jerome Van •— Matre —of — Mid —— ­ Harland Guernsey. Mrs. Roland they visited her brother and Havens of 108 «. High andIto nounce the engagement of their land. . .' Mr. and d Un| _ i dleville Mrs. n^.., Robert Ca Capdleville announce announce the the engage engage-­ Oaster and Miss Debbie Bar­ family, the Jesse Blackfords, at honor this occasion they Russellville, relatives at Owen*- ponied their daughtera. Eleanor daughter. Barbara Lee, to Sgt pon ' and family and ’ . from . — Tar- 1 nient „r of iH»ir their Aarwhiar daughter. Mnilv Holly croft. boro and other cities. 1 Haven and Mr and Mra Edgar Carl D Benner. USMC. son of !Z_ ."G'r j Allda. to Bruce Wayne Steiner. Mr. and Mr*. Victor Benner of Mra William Moore and J Mr and Mrs. William Parker Hoevanalr to the Mid-Villa where Marand ^rs Fred Steiner Lake Odessa. A Nov. 26 wedding Ur* w ""«m Tiw^urpri* ‘nrt M «- i w,n Middleville entertained R*X wL Both the bride­ , Tll* accomponled «i». Mrs. r«ui Paul 8-nith of they were entertained for dln,, "Busy „ - .8" was , ... sccohiuuiiicu by M>s. Charles Junta Monday. -L^ng --------- l0 ... Mlvnl —. » Beach. —w Fla . ner und tien taken on a color Is being planned. Oc:. 24.------with"I" five--------------mefnbera'— pre*retunlln8 uu on nruuiMu.), Wednesday, vie the tour. Climaxing a moat pleasant ----- T.v 7 mumun wonderful day for Ed and all his | jui'.f, thj-v kHnrvd bis birth School, she in 1965 and he In enL Thc evening was spent In igth. after being gone two weeks, day was Ui* congratulatory tele­ Norma Sobleskey dav rX »»’• 8he ls no* •tending Dav- “ card ra ptajing playing wnn with prura prizes going to O on Saturday evening evening the Parkers Parkers phone call from their grandson. Mra --------------Mrx ----- - of ... .....d Mrs Ho- .. ..... Boyes, and family nf ">P° r‘ Colle «e A December wed- M" Roa*ll Rfanlnn Stanton and and-------Mrs ....... uere gUMU Mr an Rodney of enport College — --------------------Pledges Troth to vLsited. Eds birthday had also ding Is . .being . . iI itr. . .. of .* —>— . — planned Howard Orsbom. -*>.• Tiie next meet­ mer — Randall Morrison Luke. Norman. Okla been remembered on Thursday. Ing will be Nov. 28 at the home Mr and Mrs CUHon Miller Neal E. Wilkins Oct. 13th. wlwn the Hartings Fire n,-u-,—r oj Mrs. Margaret Johnson, । visited Mr and Mrs. Leo David­ The Clayton Brandstettera are Mr and Mra Walter Sobteakey Department of which he_Isw.chief. —.. son. Mr and Mra Floyd Parrott visiting his sister and husband, of Grand Rapids wishes to an- surprised him with a gift and Mr. and Mra Wayne A. New- und Mrs Parrott's mother. Mrs. the Burr VanHoutens at Rocky nounce th* engagnment of their served cake and ice cream fol­ ton were ho«ta to 70 guests at a [ Moore in Battle Creek, on Sun­ River. Ohio, far several days this daughter. Norma Sobleskey. to lowing their business meeting. *,u BOt,n The John Chandlers hosted spaghetti dinner held at th* Elks; day; Mrs HP 4 Neal E Wilkins, son of with two surprise parties, the Lodge on Saturday. Ocu ?2nd. leaving for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Re enter­ Ernest Wilkins of R5 Hastings C5th birthday for Ed was a very the "Mr and Mrs." Club at their AsiLs'Ing Mra. Newton in serv_ and Mr “ndMrs Mr*Carl Cl Clum of home at 1311 S. Hanover on Sat­ and Mra Bryle Potter. 9C9 N. pleasant milestone to reach. . Newaygo were Tuesday, visitors tained for dinner Sunday. Oct. •“* 33. honoring four birthdays in Michigan. . . . x urday evening, and winning hon­ mg thc dinner were the Misses □f Mrs Kathryn Clum Mrs. Re's family. Guests were ors at budge were Mrs Robert Judy Newton. Jane Weaver and Mr and Mrs Dennts DeBest On Sunday. Ort. 30, the Otto Lambert. Linden Snyder. Mrs. T)unmy Chenoweth. During th* from Nashville. Vermontville and Linda Enz is Colvins plan to entertain the Linden Snyder and Gerald Law­ evening the girls, who had dis­ and three children ot Joliet. Hl. Thoma pple Lake. Donald Fountains the William rente. covered that Sunday. Oct. 23. visited her parents, the Carl Mr and Mrs. Leonard Johnson Engaged to • Chryslers and the Walter Chrys­ was a special day for Mrs George Ehimwm, over the weekend. Orrin Smith ot Lansing was of Wabash. Ind . were guests of Chenoweth. III. surprised her lers of Grand Rapids for dinner the Kenneth Keys a few days Norman Mvhre Mrs John Hopkins entertained with a birthday cake and song n Sunday dinner guest ot Mr 1 last week, and the Max Key fam­ honoring the third birthday of and Mrs Ray Clemens Ben Ar­ Mr and Mrs. Carl Enr. of । Tert Fountain and alio the birth- her Hospital Guild al her hum* cher of Flint. Mr und Mrs Den- ily of LaFountaln. Ind., were Wocdland announce the enqnge- dity of Mr. Colvin. on David Drive Wednesday eve' Mrs. William Kirkpatrick has nLs Allerdinc of Lake Odessa. weekend guests. ment of their daughter. Linda, ■ nlng. Callers at th* Dean Potter an interesting group meeting at Claude Clemens. Anne Clemens to Norman Mvhre. son of Mr Tiw n.Ow^t rntOT ' &<«■ Homer Smith was hnstesa her Ixune every Wednesday uf- and Mr* Mary Herbert were iMxne this weekend, only to find and Mrs. Chester Myhre of Hix­ t.,S X at the Ray ----------Clemens home ternoon which is Uw "Ovcrtown.callers -------------------------ton. WL*. Charline Kidder. Rev and Mrs. Cooking Club." It is a beginning 1 Sunday. MX! IJndn Is a 1963 graduate of cooking class and its memberMrs Doreen Barry anti Mra Keefer and Harry Williams. Th* Lakewood High School. ship consists of 14 girls and one Rn>’ Clemens spent Tuesday In PoUers arrived .home Sunday. IJnda and Norman arc both boy. I Lansing. Mr and Mrs Clemens Reported a good time. employed bv Trans World Air­ Tiie Smiths lire moving this week ... 1 called on Mr and Mrs. Claude Mrs Paul Trainor and two id*, the Percy Duniians of lines In Chicago. Into their new home on Cook i Haney. Friday daughters. Mrs Ken Tinker and Mra Glenns Townaend. Mrs. A November wedding Is plan- Sparta, the Robert. Bryans of Road, the former Lyle Hulbert Mr and Mrs Darrel Hall of Mrs Bud Hoekstra were In Grand Ledge, thc Dell Davises of Dora McDonald. Mra Alta Chaf­ residence. Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs Traverse City over the weekend. Greenville, th* Al loftusai of fee. Mrs. Eleanor Merrick and Dale Hall. R4 Hastings, returned Freeport and thc Elmer and Mte U»h Nom. mre M . Saturday from a week ’ s trip Floyd Colvins, local Floyd *howMyra Kay Gauck's :hr»u«h in, amok,, tdMnovtes of their deer hunting X JL Mr .nd Mr. ol.nn Woble Engagement Told trip last year nrar Kiva which on Mrs. Ctelta w»s, Ot„,,„||e ,u,« Mr .nd Mr, Mr and Mrs. Anthony Gauck l» th* usual hunting ground, and nlMM for teiyw u fl>e!Lol|e o,nleu »> Crinal Cenplans were mud* for this year's Mra Leo Toffee and her tetne or Mr. and Mrs Clarenrn tcr Thursda}* Mr. and MM. expedition. Mrs Brogan served granddaughter, Joan Taffee. will Ciiaffee to again honor Hie day. Lynn Bird of Cedar Springs visinounce the cngwuiwnt of their a delicious luncheon This get- ] fly to Carabad, Artz., this we*k• • • ted the Daniels on the same day nd J *to “ visit Mrs Taffee's '' sister daughter. Myra Kay. to Pfc to-getiHT Is becoming an annua] ~ The Richard Cotters entertainMr and Mrs Walter Jackson Henry E. Franks. son of Mr. and affair and is looked forward to rd for Sally's birthday by Invlt- of Carlton Center visited their Mrs. Charles Truesdell return- Ing her grandparents and uncle daughter. Margie, at Albion Col­ Mrs Glen Franks of Stanton with much pleasure, especially by tiw wives who have become very ed Monday after visiting in Ann and aunt from Union City, Mr., leg* Sunday The wedding date is Dee 17 Pfc well acquainted and can share Arbor for several days. ahd Mra Dan Cutter and Mr. Harlan Frahm of Burlington, Franks Is stationed in Germany. this much of th* hunting days. TET Lralie Cook family visited and Mra. John Meredith, to Hew Into the Hastings alrI Port Sunday and his father. th* Dr. David Cook family at spend th* weekend. ... Lewis, of Hastings flew back to i Novi Saturday. T» honor rte bkiMsy ol Mm | Wteomto -111. him for . rew The Rlchaixl Fingletons with j daughter*. Ann and Jan*, of William Hewitt, her parents, th* Those Good, Yummy Dr and Mrs. L. J. Caston were I Kokomo. Ind., were her* over Burde'.l* Cutants, entertained Rhone Vermontville th* weekand and vLilted h I s John Cotant of Battle Creek, Mr In Detroit over the weekend, 259-7298 mother. Mrs Alma Fingleton at and Mr*. PhUlip Cotant. Steven r visiting their daughter. Mr. and Mra. John Levy. thc Medical Facility. .tad Marcia ct Ptxiunk Lake, and | Mrs. Curncll Denton was in the Will lam Hewitts, Charlene . . . will again be sold by the Muskegon over the weekend to’ and Marilyn, for dinner on Sun­ (visit her mother, who fractured day at th* OES Hall. EMMANUEL GUILD of the EPISCOPAL CHURCH iier hip and Is in thc hospital Society newS Stan Trumble, C.LU. Personal Mention spokesmen for Michigani STANLEY STANLEY M. POWELL M. POWELL “ *! November 8. Re-elect x1 Stanley M. Powell Engogementjold, New York Life FRUIT CAKES 1 lb $100 I Cnkes* vaKCS " Contact Any Member of Thc EPISCOPAL CHURCH Place Your Order Now! 14,706,216 Self-Filling Bras pickcattoTU PICK PERMA-LIFT have already been sold to the Smartest Cotton Pickin' Women in America Indiana thu -weak Wiling her broliier dind also her, sister. The Rusnell Belflalds were In Albion Saturday—to attend thc । K College-Albion College foot­ ball game Mr. and Mra. Edward Goodyear are vUiUng their daughter and family, tire John Ackcnhuaens In , Postmaster and Mm. Charles Hinman left Wednesday to visit their son. Lt. Charles Hinman und family at Iron Mountain for Mrs. Einar Frandsen. who has been staying with the Harry Leonhardt family at Walled Lake, while Mrs. t*onhardt is In the hospital, was home over the weekend during wnich time Miss Phyllis Leonhardt was at her brother's home. Mra Frand-ien returned to Walled Lake Monday. Mrs L expects to return home from th* hospital the middle of this week Mr. and Mra Harry Bidciman from Whitefish Point have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appetauin Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Hovey. Duane anil Knrcn were meat happily surprised when Mr. and Mrs Clifford Converse. Sr. en­ tertained w 11 h a neighborhood potluck for their pleasure on Sat­ urday evening. It was a farewell 1 for the Hoveys as they are movmg to Detroit where Mr. Hovey, a Consumer employee, has been transferred There were eight families living in the E. State Road vicinity who took tills occaslpn to wish th* Hoveys the toft in their new home_____ Filling Cotion styles for your summer wardrobe. Here's why! THE LANDLUBBER INN M-43 on Wall Lake Phone 623-5311 Closing Nov. 1st for Season from LENOX! A wedding gift of Lenox will be cber&lied for a lifetime, N&W! Lenox China—glowing, translucent, flawless. And now you can have hand-blown lead Crystal by Lenox. For elegant, gnieefiil dining. 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Oct. and Friday. ♦ The many friends of Mrs. Lula Hauer, for many land, living where Mr and Mra. Kay Moore now reEide will be interested tn Uw following. We have learned that Mrs. Hauer far the past few yean a resident of Woodland, was taken ill at the post office. The Compleat Weekender The English tweed suit with extra colour-blended sport trousers by Hart Schaffner & Marx Long weekends are traditional with the British, and they know how io pack for them. Note this versatile trio. A compleat (Old English for "com­ plete") wardrobe. A suit dressy enough for lhe office; tweedy enough for the country. The extra trousers give you another oulfiL Thc suit fabric is a firm Saxony Tweed of lhe world's finest... pure virgin wool, woven in England for Hart Schaffner & Marx. HS&M tailors these British fabrics with extra regard. Notice thc lapels, for instance. Rip one forward with your fingers. See how it flips back, lies flat. Slays that way permanently because of row upon row, of intcrloop stitching inside. The look you buy is the look you keep. Next weekend, bring along IIS&M's British Trip. Jolly good show! $95.00 to $115.00 Other Suits in Our Fall Selection Priced $59.95 to $79.95 CXha Fisher. who makes Ills home with his sister. Mra. Jake Edger, is recuperating from surghis daughter. Mra. Ray Casey. The Robert Corkins and son. BID, from-Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mra Lloyd Roush of Grand Rapids and Mrs Wm Corkin. local, were Saturday dinner gucsLs of Mrs. Warren Roush. An overnight guest of Mra. Roush ^ppeun For Firn Time Of lrving ™ Hl Qu.< *10 MU । and Liken by ambulance to Ford Hospital at Detroit where she BUMrtXLD—Freak DaBoU, BB, Oct. could be near tier sonrTCenneth. WAYLAND — Joka N. BjUaOr. Bl, After a couple of weeks at the hospital she went to her son’s home, where she continues to VSaMOMTYXLLa — Ill* Cboal. >1. undergo treatment We ore told licr trouble, situated in her throat, is of long standing and the treatment will require some John Bay. director of Pennock Hospital, has announced that the hospital again has received full accreditation for three years from the Joint CommLxsion on Accreditation of Hospitals Pennock Hospital has been continuously accredited since 1952. Accreditation assures the pub­ lic that the hospital provides quality service to its patients. In its report, the Joint Com­ mission congratulated the hos­ pital on its extensive remodeling program. Accreditation is necessary for a hospital to participate in Blue Cross. Blue Shield, Medicare. Medicade and other welfare programs. from two Woodland until 1025. when they returned to Byron Center urea. In 1932 they moved to their present farm ho^ie on the 81s- Wcertl died in March. 1948. He married Ruth College on June 23. 1949. the Hastings Mfg. Company, retiring in 1952. Mr. DeWccrd is survived by his wife, a sun. Homer of Middle­ ville; two daughters, Mra. Rich­ ard (Elvira > Blough of Freeport and Mra. Lillian Boll of Neway­ go; two step-daughters. Mra Homer <Margaret! Yeckley of Compton. Calif , and Mrs Jason ■ Norma! Thompson of LaMlrrada. Calif.; 16 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren, and two brothers. Albert and Rolla, both of Holland. and Barbecued SPARE' RIBS TOO! Come and Gat 'Em! The Superette —OPEN DAILY— Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Jy Mrt. Cltndon Curlit Mr. and Mrs. RJ Kussmaul and family and Mr. and Mrs. hospital for further treatment on Stuart Kustunaul were at Mich­ igan State University Sunday to hangs heavy on her hands and Miss Mary Miles. 15-year-old cards or letters from her funner first year at State They enjoy­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horry friends here arc deeply appreci­ ed thc tour of the campus and Miles of Hastings. was recently ated Her address Lx 3134 23rd saw the floats from tiie home­ accepted in the Grand Rapids St. Wyandotte, Mich, c/o Ken­ coming parade the day before, Youth Symphony Orchestra for neth- Hauer. in tile evening they vUlted Mrs the 1968-67 season. Mr and Mrs. Victor SLvon Kussmaul's sister. Mr. and Mra. The 109-pl ere orchestra, under were In Grand Rapids Thursday Verne Duvls. * Tile cla-sses at the direction of Mr. Kovats, has where the latter attended ses­ school will have their Halloween n rehearsal every Saturday fur sions of the MEA Convention. parties Friday, Oct. 28. The boys two and one-half hours at Grand Early Friday they drove to Stur- and girls will dress in their Rapids Contra! High School. custumcs then parade through Plans are now being made for class sessions of four of the five the zooms. three concerts scheduled for Sth grades at the Wall School Mrs. Effie Laurence of ML early April. Mary, who plays the ciu iy April, noary. who >»>y^ throughout uuuuomuv uie the uay day Ttial i tun eve- Moms. Mich, accompanied her French Iwm. Is a band member1 nlng they went on down to Hunt- brotlwr, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd _ -------__..— 1 ington. Ind., and were overnight Mahler, to Harbor Springs, Sat­ and a sophomore at — Hastings High School. and Saturday guests of her urday. They attended the fu­ brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs neral of Ida Hurd, mother of Myron Carter. * Mr and Mrs Wolter Hurd who formerly lived! Byron Heverly and boys were In Woodland. They also called' Suadiy callers on Mr and Mrs. on Floyds niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Zook of Wert Lake Odessa. Laurence N iswander and other relatives. * Mr. and Mra. Herald Classic were Sunday dinner gui-sts with their daughter. Mr. and 5|r» Glendon Curtis and HALLOWEEN GOODIES: family. They were helping Her­ Cupcakes, cookies, individual dips fried cakes and ald celebrate his birthday. Mrs. Nellie Wells and Saundra were Protein Bread ________________ 32c Robert Sullivan ot Middleville callers. * The Woodland WCTU Best eaten’ bread in town. Complete in protein like in was named by tiie Zoning Com­ will meet Tuesday. Nov. 1. ut 2 ~ Barry oarry County's cuxuivy. new new V'» al the home of Mrs. HCTmission as zoQing administrator. He Is te nl‘ui Winkler. Thc program leudCustard Cream Puffs_______ each. 12c suececd Roy Walters who re- « *‘u «* Crystal RichardA delicious cream filling, always refrigerated for freshness. signed effective Nov 1 son * The lire department was Charles H Leonard was reout Friday afternoon to FRIDAY & SATURDAY elected a member of the Barry the home of Willla Dalton. A County Road Commission during grass fire got out of control Orange Knots ____ ■________ 6 for 45c last week's session of the Board j A family potluck will be held of Supervisors. The term is for, at Uw Methodist Church Sunyears day. Oct. 30. Dinner will be Chopped German Cinnamon Bread 45c sixCharles Norris was re-named served following lhe morning A chopped Sweet dough with browp sugar, cinnamon throughout. to a three-year term on the Bar- worship. A special film. "See All Coffee Cakes F«miiy sf.e 63c _ .Small 35C ry County Welfare Board lhe People." will be shown. * Mrs. Elene Rogers has resigned Work ita-s begun for the annual MONDAY PANTRY DAY_____________ 5 Loova» $1.10 as county abstractor, effective turkey supper to be held al the Nov. 18. MetliodiM Church, Nov. 5. ScrvWEDNESDAY COOKIE DAY_______ 4 dos. pkg. $1.00 mg will begin at 5 30 and con­ Mrs. Mae Chenoweth. 520 E tinue until 7;30. TtUs will also Oreen. leaves today for several include a bazaar. * Mr. and Mra days' visit with her mil Lyle, Robert Austin and mother, Mrs and family at Durand, thc oc­ lUuxta Bawdy were Sunday din­ casion being his birthday ner guests with Mr. and Mrs Fhrrat Begcrow. Mra Bawdy re­ mained with thc Begerows for a few weeks. The Austins called on Mrs. Herald CIbasJc. * Mr. . I Thuraday Pennock Hospital ' Receives Fall They moved to Irving Town­ Accreditation ship in 1910 where they farmed Mary Miles Jains Youth Symphony Mulliken. ' .r | Hastings CUT- Chorus, which, nka been organized alhee last April; Lx to make its first public Ppnaral servirea for John A. I ua and would like to take this op­ uppearante at- thc Hastings Ro­ I.'CWr DeWeerd. ’erd. 82. 82. R1 FreepdH. who! Anothe portunity to urge all Wag Wood­ tary Club's noon luncheon mwiresidents, to call us with Ing Monday at the Hotel Has­ lot Sebewaing accom 25. at Pennock Honpltal. will be tings Unit Mtxiday or tx-fcrre and well field at 1:30 pm. Friday at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home Your neighbors and friends, here ilngera accompanied by Mrs. The Rev. Conrad Snavely Is to Dave Kruko. Because of conflicts, there is officiate and burial will be in pony, break a leg or burn your to be no Chorus practice Tues­ the Winchester Cemetery near house down. We're also glad to day evening. The next practice Byron Outer. hoar about former residents and session Is Nov. 8 any other events of Interest Christmas carols and anyone in­ his death. Won't you help us, please? terested In joining the group will He was born in Jamestown. be welcome. bear of tiie death of a long lime rwdent of this community. — ' Seaae died about 6:30 Weerd He attended thc Star School near Byron Center and Medical Facility where he had married Carolyn Hickox of Byron VFW and AoxUlao will POBl Thomas E Buckingham. Jr.. Kalamazoo, a postal service offi­ cer. will give the main address and Congressman Paul H. Todd, Jr. Kalamazoo, will give the dedication and present the Flag to the postmaster. Rev Fr. Raymond Moeggen­ berg of Lake Odessa will give the benediction, then the group will go to the post office for the Flag raising ceremony. Tiie Ma­ ple Valley High Band will fur­ nish the music. New OtyCkoriis Dies Tuesday , George VogL' prraidmt of tha ‘Nashville Chamber bf Commerce. will be master of-cercmotilea at the dedication of the Nashville post office at 2 pm. Saturday. Oct. 29. at the Queen Street School. Postmaster Wilma DeCamp will Introduce Vogt. Rev. Lester De Groot will Village President Jamas Rlzor will give a history of the post office. A memorial to the late Postmaster Harvey W. Wilson will be conducted by Christo­ pher King, the architect who worked with Mr. Wilson on re­ modeling the building into which the post office moved last Febru- VitUr She.* ISI-1U1 Ljou'll love out- TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! SAVE % 20<yo On: Flowering plants, gardens, poly arrangements, vases, and pottery. WEEKEND SPECIAL MUM boko $4 97 Cash & Corry — I STILL Hie highest quality PLUS Florists Transworld Delivery HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop Downtown 206 E. State St. 1 BAKED GOODS Middleville Man Named Zoning Administrator V" DALE’S BAKE SHOP In the Hastings Area, you know where the In Crowd is? _ At your Quafity Buick dealerk.(Where else?) were recent dinner guests with tier mother. Mr. and Mra Floyd Mahler. Mra. Mabel Wheeler was a Monday overnight gutrt with thc Muhlrra. Larke Buick-Chavrolet Inc.. 1435 5. Hknovar e TOPCOATS r Alligator i HAS THE ANSWER Mr und Mrs John Hoos. Mra. Winnie Vandlen and Mrs. Ethel Hess acre Saturday. Oct. 15 din­ ner guests at the home of Mrs Florence Crosby and son. Gordon und Mrs. Violet Anderson of Portland. Visiting Mra Clara I Bayne on Monday was her grandson. Law­ rence Mead, who is on leave from thc Air Force Base in Labrador. He u tl>e son of the Theron । Meads of Battle Creek. This little stocking... grows on you! LEGALS PUBLICATION ORDER Newest styles Macan with collars, Bal AGILON. STRETCH STOCKINGS BY BERKSHIRE ‘ Raglan Back and Insert Sleeves. ■ Beautiful grays, blues ■nd browns in 100% ^»ol Wonted and Hop- Nr a Special GS low priced Nice' They s-t r-e-t-c-h to fit every contour of your leg. Hug the ankle $49.95 & $55.00 ... embrace the knee and thigh. Walk, dance or even stoop, they fit like a second skin. Wear Lay away for PUBLICATION ORDER Gift Giving mm them always. 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Insurance Agency Over Miller'* Jewelers Phone 120 W. STATE ST. WI 5-4174 May be the Answer to Your money Problems. ’25 fo STOP IN OR pALL Prompt. Friendly SERVICE ’1,000 all Local Finance 112 S. Jefferson, Hosting* See The Peace Dove Unmasked RICH ARD RO BIN SON from For Fall Etpenoi or any Korlhiehilr pnrpote! * week returned home with land and Virginia where the country wm beautiful Many them. Mr. and Mra. Prank Rider re­ places of Interest were rutted In tjje Capital Including the Kmlumed last week irom a two- nedy Memorial where Uw work is m week EaMem trip which Includ­ progressing on schedule but due ed visiting relatives Ln PlUi- to much landscaping jt< to be burgh. Pa.. where Bide trips were done the Memorial win not be taken Into the mountains where dedicated to>111 neat Spring Alan the Fall colors were at their Funeral services for Emetl G. । the John ClMutdler*. cd on hl* grandmother. Mra height Going on to Washing­ is in charge of this project Taylor. 63. R1 Delton. Crooked I Mr. Mm Wlluun Rv.,, “ “» “«■“■ Colter* at the Merle Vanderton. D. C., they visited their son. Lake, who died early Tuesday. Hon trip to California where | they visited their daughter. Mis* were in North Adam* Saturday r*CUJlx lhe Alan Riders, who also took Hoff* Tuesday were the Stan Hospital, are to be held at 2 Beth Straub, at Santa Ana.' to attend tbe golden wedding' Mr and Mra Franklin Fuhr than on several trips Into Mary­ Woods of Irving. pm thia Thursday at the Hen- They drove through and did anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. D and Todd of Farmington spent t.in-Smllh Funeral Home at Del­ much sight-seeing In Colorado, Phillips of Moscow The Phillips, the weekend with hl* mother, | since Mra. Cramer's lllneaa have Mra. Charles Long. They left Utah and Arizona ton. «.. m..u «... w«, adopted ' her a* one of their Sunday ona bialnm and pleas­ Mr. and Mr*. «uu, Rudy Flor* were The Rev Marclus Taber Is to officiate and burial will be In in Ann Arbor Saturday visiting family in addition to their own ’lrp trip to lhe Bahama*. Todd Is their daughter. Susan, a student family of *lx and aevcral other*, spending the week with hl* aunt, FAMILY PROBLEMS are conthe East Hickory Comer* Cerneat the U. of M. and attending On Saturday evening Mr. and Mra Duane Hunt of Nashville, (tintIy put bvforv a Circuit the game. Also attending from 1 Mra Cramer went on to BronMr. and Mra. LeRoy Loveland Judge. Divert**, Juvanilt prob­ I Hastings were Dr and Mrs. Fred son where they were overnight of Grass Lake were callers al lem!. assaults, property and long lime prior to bls death. Hauser with their daughter, guest* of Mr and Mra. Thoms* thc Herman Homer’s last Satcuttody dispults ore all the He was bom on Jan. 16. 1883, Arne, also a student. “Kubastak ■ and " on ~Sunday ' *they' urday, * " ‘ " concern of a Judge. We must Mrs Edna IxiveUnd who In Clyde. Ohio, the eon of Jekeep the family as the base of Hauers for Mr. and Mra. Charles Paul visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond lias been visiting rurne and Ada <Moffett' Taylor. were Ln East Lansing Saturday our society. He wa.-, employed al the West­ and attended lhe Stale-Purduc ern Board Paper Mill tn Kala­ game, and spent the weekend mazoo for about 20 years and for with lhe Harold Posters Mr. and the past 40 years had lived In Mrs. Ben Gidlcy of Owosso were tiie Delton area He had operated weekend guests of the Potter* a boat livery at Crooked Lake. Hi* wife. Nellie, died on March I Mrs. Howard McDaniel* of 6, 1M1 Mulliken vUlled Mr. and Mrs 35-Minute Sound, Color Film He I* survived by two daugh­ l/co Church and family and Mn ters. Mrs Fred iJeaslei Eaatcr- Warren Roush over the weekend An Objective Critique of the day of Delton and Mrs. Donald Kenneth Howe left Monday ■ Ernestine' Elyea both of Del­ for six months' duty with the United Notion* — Sponsored by ton; a son. Frederick of Kala­ National Guard in Ft. Knox. Ky mazoo; seven grandchildren, and Friday callers at the home of 13 great grandchildren. Mrs. Grace Chaffee were Mr. and THE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY Mr*. Wallace Bide Iman of De* Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Herbert Troop 175 Boy Community Building, Barry Co. Fairground* Looten* of Detroit. Supper guests 0 were Mr. and Mrs Richard Chaf­ Scouts Receive Saturday, October 29 fee. Rumell and Ronnie. Ronnie 8:00 P.M. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE « I at ■• cd Mr. and Mra Horoh Ernest Taylor Personal Mention <un*»Mra. Oltnna Townaand spent Joyable a* all the people visited ■__ j _>av. . CriMirfa Of Crooked Lake thU^rek^MteSdlii tnemir. 1. in rwmfi ______ weekend with Mr. __ and• Mra.'*ere /4dear friend* rchwl 'n « Battle Creek 1 Mr and Mr* Gordon Clement connection with his wort at lhe; Ken »nd Tom Chandler. *tu- ttI,d family of Madison. DI., vlaltDies Tuesday ,1 the weekend with their parents. Ina‘' o"r *«*k<-nd and call- Phone WI 5-3424 Awards Monday Boy Scout Troop 175 held a ------- — court of honor at Southeastern, In California on I •’■hool Mondav. Oct 24 Thirty I Scout* and their families were ■ present for the potluck prtced-, tng lhe ceremonies conducted by Scoutmaster Chester Cruner. Asst Scoutmaster Howard Moore. Neighborhood Commlssloner Richard Johnson and | Committeeman Norman Hail Life ranks were earned by Chester Cramer and David Stauffer; Star ranks were earned by Howard Moore and Dan Cur­ tis: Second-Class. Roger Trum­ bull: Tenderfoot. Marty Curtis Eighteen merit badges were giv­ en out to the boys who earned them and Troop Scribe David Stauffer presented the service stars The' regular meeting next Monday night has been can- " celled because of Halloween. The parent* expressed their thank* to Scoutmaster Crgmer and Commissioner Richard Johnson tor their 'leadership of the 16 boys attending the Fall Camporee The Torchlight award I was received. Monday. On The Demands Of Modern Ambulance Service Cannot Be Met By Funeral Directors! TRY Here's Why: THE WORLD’S TOUGHEST 2-D00R Our- last public information announcement dealing with funeral directors and ambulance service revealed, primarily, the exhorbitant expenses involved. Let's look now at still another reason why funeral directors are incapable of providing ambulance service of the highest quality . . . the amount of time it requires. The demands for ambulance service have reached proportions that endanger the fulfillment of the funeral director's first and foremost professional responsibility: unlimited assistance for the bereaved. Funeral service.dike ambu­ lance service, is a serious matter . •. . one that requires full-time attention. How can any funeral director provide it when he is being interrupted by calls for ambulance service. After a careful evaluation of the facts, we decided to discon­ tinue our ambulance service, effective November 1. 1966. We assure you that our purpose is not to deprive you of a service, but to guarantee you complete service in time of bereavement at prices that ore always at the lowest possible levels. This new Chevy pickup looks so good you could call it a 2-door. (You could alsd call it the toughest Chevy pickup ever built!) Thi* Flcelsidc pickup's got a lol more than good looks going for you. ■ h’s got new construction to. bring you more durability, working ease. comfort and safe­ ty. Check that new all-steel pickup box. for example. Newfull double-wall side panels anil tailgate keep your load from leaving its mark on Chevy’s Kod looks. And new measures ve been taken to help keep out rust and corrosion, lake the one-piece wheelhousinga that LEOnnRD-OSGOOD ^-funenalJ^ome Try this brand new breed of pickup at your Chevrolet dealer's_______ 21-3664 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, INC. HASTINGS . service. CHEVROLET 1435 SO. HANOVER We feel certain that, in view of the situation that exists, you will concur with our decision to terminate our ambulance now protect sheet metal against tire splash. Inside, the color-keyed cab looks aijd feels like t pleasant place to work. There are a num­ tier of flew safety features, too: an energy-absorbing steering wheel and a dual master cylin-* der brake system, to name two. And here's another thing the new Chevy pickup’s got going foe you: it rides better than some ears. Choose from 26 FleeUide and Stepside models now at your Chevrolet dealer’s. WI 5-2425 CHARLES H LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS �I 5 Joseph Carmody Killed Saturday In 2-Car Crash I Hastings School Menu The Hastings Banner I | ’ Funeral services for Mrs Pearl ’ ; held Monday al the Pickens Chapel with Rev Harley Town- I i send officiating. Interment wa- | in the Woodland Memorial Park. | Wayland. at an open Intersec­ tion of 133rd Street and Second Mr. Carmody had been trans­ porting five seminary student* Io and from St Cyril und Metho­ dist Catholic Church at Gun Lak<. R2 Wayland, where tiie young men taught every Satur­ , । day. He had taken them to tiie HA8TINGH MFG. LEAGUE church, and after their Inst rocStanding*: Chrome Room 24. Ilona was returning them to St. Office ... 19. Chargers ... 18. Leftovers Joseph's seminary when the ac- | io. Tool Room and Prcwer* 15. cldent happened. I courthouse Service 144. ,Ca*lte Three were hospitalized at St. j 134. Tough Guys 13 and MaMarys' William Kellev. 18. 'chine Room 12. Grand Rapid*, suffered a broken <'•«"«’ »corr»: O'b Paine 213rhouldrr; Robert Hart, 18. Mus- 560- Mike Reynold* 518. Karol kegon. had abdominal pains, and rn 213-568. Emerson Struble John Rich. 18. Bay City, suffer-. 5®’-• Bob Elllget 503. Terry MorccNnjurica to the right leg. facial c,,n 50>- De5*y"* ^?Kh cut. and bruises Maynard Tucker 537, Gordon; rt-iw,-. m to-., r.!.., ' Sheldon 223-492. Bud Duke* 231'■ L?’ ra d ,M3- Ken R<Me W*6' Damon WarPhllllp W .tkowskl. 18. Muakepon. ner 213-549. Jerry Pager 503. Don w'",lnor ,nJurtes Bower. 515. Ken Beckwith 209­ nt tQc iiospltal. | Elks HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 . AT . Elks Temple Prizes and Costumes $3.00 per couple for members $5.00 per couple for guests' Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m MWBETHEY CALL'EM'ADULT westerns' because the plots are All over si years old Mr. and Mrs. John Mahler. Jr., Pat Mahler, and Mbs IrU Hurd were in Harbor Springe Saturday to attend the funeral of thieir grandmother. Mrs. Ida Hurd. nock Hospital Friday. Ort. 21. i Hasting! Bowling good condition at the hospital I TUESDAY NITEHAWKS , with a broken right leg and _ ' Paul Caste! set a torrid pace; multiple Injuries. . ; this week tiring 245-574. Ray As- I plnnll rolled a 237 game and Onj Her daughter. Sharon. 3. was Ishrd with 562. Dave Main post- j broken jawbone. Another dough- rd 228-553. Dave Makely 203­ 521. Jim Durbin 519. Ron O'ljuighlln 518. Herb Bishop minor injuries, 204 - 510. Bob Shaeffer 201-519 Mr Carmody, who recently re­ and Larry Arnold 500. tired from Interstate Sytem of Standings: Mid-Villa 21 wins. Grand Rapids, is survived by his I Head Pins 15. Rollers and Dcvwife, the former Beatrice Gog­ 1 creaux 14. Uldriks, King Pins gins n brother. James of Grand | and Strikers 13 and Mavericks 9. Rapid-:, and two sisters. Mrs. Irene Have* and Mrs Hugh TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Doyle, both of Grand Rapids Top bowlers: Bob Miller 191­ Services were held at II a m 554. uruce lock Bruce nrumm Brumm 100-tm. 188-547. Dick Tuesday at St Thomas Church Wilcox 193-330. Don Graham in East Grand Rapids. 197-529. Norm Jenkins 197-521, ------------ •-----------Ed Backe 193-506. Bob Tossava Mr. und Mrs. Norvnl Fisher 195 - 502. Frank Gallagher 170. end daughter, Julie, of Flassmor. Bob Reynold* 171. Dorotha III. are spending the week with Brumm 169. Lon Richter 157 and Mrs Carrie Fisher und Mr. and Carol Tossava 158 Mrs Max Fisher I Standing*: Ken's St Bob'* Gulf Paon t tn it Residents Attend Services for Mrs. Ida Hurd Pearl Barnum Of Lake Odessa ; Succumbs Friday Lake, R3 Middleville, who was well-known here, - was killed shortly before noon Saturday |n a two-car collision near Wayland in which five others were in­ jured. Mr. Carmody's car collided with one driven by Mrs. FRIDAY. NOV ' Section Two rv»nk«27. r 771966 Thurodoy. October TUESDAY. NOV. 1 — Qrvoad bwf hasp! tallied for 10 week*. Saturday from the Edwin Fu­ She was bom in Darke County. neral Parlor* with Arthur PontI Ohio. April 4. 1888. the daughter uis In charge of services. Burial ! of Abraham and Margaret >Leh- I num Warner. She married Per- I Harbor Springs ■ ry Barnum on Oct. 18. 1908 He I Mrs Kurd was bom In Indiana 1 died Aug 28. 1938 on Feb. 11. 1878. the daughter ot She had resided m Lake Odes- ! Jaret and Catherine Baxhore sa »ln?e.l942. and was employed Welrich ... In December. 1895.. — she | by the Lake Odessa Canning । Moose Speaker—Jay Stoehr, a wo* married to John E Mahler Company for.several years .past governor of the Steuben-i in Custer. Mich. Following his Mr* Barnum was a member or, vlUe Oh[o Moom- Lodge. Is to be death she wa* married to Eber A. । the Kilpatrick U B. Church. [he mnln speaker Monday. Oct. Hurd In 1911. He died In 1968. Surviving are two daughters 21 a! t!le Hastings Moo»e, Surtviora include five sons; Mrs Ralph 'Beulah' Orublus of Lodge's special enrollment meet- | Lloyd V Mahler. Winchester. Kalamazoo and Mrs Darrell lnR Sloehr ls ;he auistant di- Mose. Clifford.G Mahler. Plu*h| iGertrudei FTolke ot Bradio^d. rcctor Of the Loyal Order o' lng John E. Alastings; Eber A. Ohio; two sons. and - Clare — Blake, - - MoQle membership enrollment Hurd Drayton Plain*, and Walof Lake Odessa; 10 grandchil­ department He has received the tfr P H urd. HaMlngs; Hurd. Hastings; four dren; II great, grandchildren. Moore's highest degree for hl* daUgh*er*. Mrs William J. Ever' and a sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary meritorlous service to the order ett. lPiorena.,. Ha-llnra: Mra. H. Warner of Hastings. ------------ •-----------Cameron. Hope 'Beulah*. AtlanGuests of Mrs John Crue over ' ta. Qa • Mr* Otto Kehres the weekend were Mr and Mrs 'Pearl'. New York City, and Mrs. Henry Leatz of St. Joseph. On Henry Grimm 'Elsie' of Shrcws:Sunday they were all In Lan-I burg. Mass; 20 grandchildren, i sing to visit other relatives. and 38 great, grandchildren. Red Cross First Aid Course Starts Tuesday SECRETARIAL STAFF—Walling to greet Hanllngs City Bank visitor* next Thursday afternoon on the occasion of that Institution's 80th anniversary open houre are secretaries Marie Default and Edna Cota, seated, and standing on the left is Brenda Williams. Bonnie Norton, on the offer the public an opportunity to see lhe bank's newly redecorated lobby, enjoy refreshments and register for several prises. An atilo show w‘ll be held on tbe bank parking lol on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Nov. 3. 4 and 5.—Photos by Barth. 20. Welton Heating and Thorn-[/*i| I Q apple Skating 19. Quality Dis-. LDflrlCS oCtlSC count 174. River Bend Golf 16.1 Maker’s Super Market 14. Con-;/If W/' JI ,iriJ sumers Power 12 and Backe Con-11/1 W 00(11<1 11(1 structlon 104. A Red Cross Standard First j Aid course is scheduled to start1 Tuesday. Nov. I. meeting from ^6:30 to 9 pjn at the Baptist Church. 2nd floor of the educa’ tional building. ’ This I* a ten-hour course ' covering artificial respiration, bleeding control, poison pre- Thought For The Week Hastings Freshmen Lose at Greenville Minimum age is 14 tor 'n the 9th grade-. The only charge for Hastings High's freshman the course Is the 75 cents for the football team suffered a 64-7 First Aid Manual - . Persons Interested In taking trouncing by Greenville at Black Field Thursday. Greenville's the course am urged to rail the , AJBC JUNIOR LEAGUE Wally Jaehnlg said It was pos­ Red Crass office 945-3122 or Dr Wc* VanDenburg found the sibly the biggest score ever rolled Buehler. M5-2203 groove and out together games S--.lv, 78. of R1 Woodland, re- up by any Greenville football Mr. and Mrs William Buck­ of 221-211-171 for a One 603 team u> modern history The vlcland of Battle Creek called on; Mike Wiley rolled 155-448. Art this Wednesday at 130 pm. at .38-0 at intermission and 44-7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Merrill 157-413. Rod Newton 168­ । 443. Frank Misak 169-401, Jsrk the Coots Grove Church of after three periods. Bedford Road. Sunday. Christ with thc Rev. Charlea ‘ Miller 150-419, Jeff Bumsworth 187-413 and Ron Wyngarden Olbbs offllcatlng with Interment'' In Woodland Memorial Park. । 142-412. Mr. Sense died Monday. Oct, i Standing*: Team 9, 8 points; Moose and Piston Ring Union. 34. at the Burry County Medical 7; Coleman Insurance. 5; Wyn­ Facility He was bom Oct. IS, | garden-*. 4; Haan's. Legion Aux­ 1888. In Barry County and spent, iliary and Coleman's No. 1. 3; his entire life In the Woodland WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Local 138. 1. and Piston Ring 0 Ho married Mildred Spark* COMMERCIAL MINORS 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Sat., Nov. 5th June 21. 19(ft. She died one and SLandtaxi: Belli Motors and one-half yeara ago. HI* pitrente were Oliver and Adults $1.50 Children 75c Renner Fortt 21. BendBr Orarel i 20. V St J Mobil 18'4. Tinkler's Lucy <Wooncr» Sense. .. Braa _ ___ Surviving arc two daughters. | 18. Thr Banner 174. Smith SOME BAKED GOODS AND BAZAAR ITEMS 1154. Dole's Bakers 14. Patten Mrs. Ray (Violet» Smith of Lake I Monument 134. Midway Buffing' Odessa mid Mrs Joseph <Opab WILL ALSO BE FOR SALE. 13. Aluminum Products and Wall- Vronuin of Woodland; one son. dorff's 11 and. Southend Food ; E*'rl of Woodland: eight grand-1 and Zephyr 9. 'children: 28 great, grandchildren., I Bill Kroko’s 201-555 was the two grra'. great, grandchildiro To Dies Monday Annual I meth Engese-th posted 205-550. Mr. and Mrs John Ingram .Paul CnA-a'1 201-550. Bob Slo- visited her brother. Mr. and Mrs I cum 503 Bob Ward 2O2-5O8. Wllllim Ur'rr and son. William. ; Clyde Divine 503. Roger Wolfe In Bryan. Ohio. Sunday. 1519. Von Howell 211-525. Denny Mr. and Mra. Rozell Stanton. | Frederickson 516. Gnlm Daniel* 'Mrs Margaret .Johnson. Mrs 1547, Ken Granata 524. Pete Blanche Stanton and Kay StanI Kroger 201-538. Carl Aspinnll ton were Siindav‘dinner guests, I 536. Wayne Fbrman. Vent HnrbjrT of the Wayne Coreys of Wyo200-514 and Gordon Howe 513. 1 nilng. Complete LAUNDRY does necessarily mean to be al- ways right. GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME Ph. WI 5-3252 W. Green ot Broadway 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Ptaportfes Service AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD. Rood location. 159 ACRES of land with • not TURKEY SUPPER Family Bundles Damp Wash always be consistent Wash and Fluff Dry $25,000.00 A GOOD BUNGALOW nN S. WASHINGTON ST., w*** living We Finith Shirts, Flotwork, Work Clothes INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN. hat two apartmanlt, north apt. HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibion) 323 $. Michigan WI 5-4062 16 *00 00 SI 1.000.00 dining room, tor with living -oom. nice cupboards, and has utility room, has automatic sprinkling DID YOU KNOW that savings and loan associations are the fastest growing sav­ ings institutions in America? Your sav­ ings are insured to $15,000 and earn better - than - average dividends 4} % thats why. Be smart, Jpardner - bring YOUR savings to the Hastings Savings & Loan >4,000 00 A GOOD HOME ON M-S7 with A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD. A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, h . . .59.000 00 .310.000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THI 4«k WARD, has Wh'a'stWgs! , 4S A VJ[NG S gj t OA'nI ES3 'N MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE rage and utility room, full Corner lot for THE ART OF CHRISTMAS ...31,500.00 ■2 NICE BUILDING LOTS GN HASTINGS HEIGHTS. The intpir.tion of that niglit in Bethlehem. Thc A GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS close in to business district antique richness of an old master. The fun of a has WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND Santa. The beauty of a $nowscape. Whichever ' NEED NEW LISTINGS mood of Christmas you love best, you'll find thc $8,500.00 perfect Hallmark card to express it best—a card TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDOPFF ADDITION. First Ward. you'll be proud to have imprinted with your name. Come discover thc world's finest Christmas art in our Hallmark Albums now on display. 136 E. State St Ph<m« WI 9-3153 All Savings Iniurad Up N SI0.000 with F4.LI.G MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN 8SHI 5YSIL.V _ — _ B_ _ Prescription JUCODS Pharmacy 3 HASTINGS SALESMAN of $600.00 A NIC* HOME ON HEATH ROAD loca'-d on 1 >4-aem Int. all on 8 A REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on slab, large living room, dining room kitchen and one bedroom, bath. ESTATE OKER I2« E. SON St. lOBOBBBBBBBOBBOPOBBOOgOOQQ* with $1,500 00 down, lor .58.000.00 Hntinga �Charlotte Here Friday for ‘Parents Night’ Greenville Nips Hastings, 18-13, f/rid Roundup | In Key Game OAMXS THIS THUMDAT BAN Him Vik Homecoming Orioloe, Saxona Hope To Bounce Back Aft/r Loalng Laal Friday ..-The Hastings High Saxon*, with only two gamro left on the 1B66 schedule. worked hard this vading flock of high - flying Charlotte Orioles for a Parente' Night game white Lakewood W *»i*a J M BMUaA B«Uavwa M Ml»U * Johns aggregation for th* VikIn other league games. Green-। vtlle play* host to Grand Ledge St. J« st Johns, with five straight West Central victories plus an inaugural win over Mason, is favored to continue to roll to an undisputed league title. Gary Boyce end Randy Hum- wing*' one-sided rout of Char­ lotte. Boyce, who ha* accumulated 96 pointe this season, scored three umn. kicked five extra pointe and carried lhe ball 13 Umea to gain 237 yard*. Hum­ phrey had three touchdown* and gained IN yard* on eight car- Boyc« intercepted one BaUU CtMk 21. LuRlai B Winrly II. rtnaStM 11. OtlvaE 7. SMtegwrt *. Mantel! IS. Cote water 0. O.B. CteUqt *1. LoBtegtea 7. Creetoa 37, Bank IE Ge* via U. OnadvtUa *. Gobles 11. L*wi«BC« 12. Hawaii 1*. Gabriele IS. ParcluMai SS, FsaavUl* 6. pass Young Saxons Spoil Greenville’s ^Unbeaten Record touchdown. and spurted 98 yards another time for a TD , John Whitely passed to Dave , Green lor a 71-yard scoring play for Charlotte in the second j ' Green went over from the The unbeaten but once tied one and Whitely also .cored Hastings High Junior Varsity from lhe one tor the other grldder*. who last Thursday . 'zrr - - । handed a good Greenville reserve it* first defeat, 18-6. travel It was Charlottes second de-' squad to Charlotte thia Thursday for a feat in sig outings. The Orioles shut out Eaton Rapids 19-0 in 7 pan. game on the fledgling Ori­ the opener, thin lost to Grand ole's gridiron. Greenville scored the first time Ledge. 14-7. They bounced back to whip Ionia. 38-13; downed Al­ lhe little Jacket* got the ball, ma. 37-31, then edged Green- driving 60 yards with Phil Chris­ vllle. 7-6. before lasing to power­ tensen going over from the 20 on an end run with 9.38 remain­ ful St. Johns The record shows that Has­ ing In the first period. tings will have to play It* best।----- - —— ---------------- -—rball to hold the visitors Friday i rtghl back, taking the kickoff night. Quarterback Jim William*! *" u BUI “ ‘-,te **-*their * 41’ "" With Shults W -I, ».w. v.«_ .... , and Gary 11*11 grinding out Wood, one of the hardest-hitting yardage. Hall .cored over eenback*. I* injured. , ; ter from a yard out. Grand Ledge came back from' The drive took If plays wiUi It* 13-0 defeat at the hands of Bhulte getting 53 yard*. Wes Lakewood to smother Ionia. 48-6., VanDenburg'* kick for lhe point Dave Byers scored three touch-1 wa* blocked --------«------» — Midway In thc second period, downs . and Quarterback Ben Cadwell connected on nine of 16 after the Saxons had stopped two short Greenville drives. Has­ Charlie German's Comet* rolled tings again scored moving 60 yards In nine plays with Hall to their easy win. The Comet* collected 494 yards lugging the leather for 43 "in­ cluding the 20-yard touchdown in total oflense. sweep with 5; 17 left in the half. The Ledgers scored three times Hastings started another drive in the second quarter. shortly after but It was stopped Tom Barnum's fourth quar- by a pass interception o«4 the Yellow Jacket one. ' Barnum grabbed Tim Pinter's llenburc carry in g lhe load, tbe touchdown with four minutes left in the game He also scored in the second period on a 66yard ran. with Mike Altoft kick­ ing both extra point* Al Studer scored Alma's touch­ down on a one-yard plunge, with Dan Perrliro kicking the point I. H. TRUCKS An organisation meeting for the Hastings Basketball league Yankee Springs, which has been a popular spot since the firsl settlers moved in around IMS, is receiving more’ im­ provements udder the supervision of Ken Morrill, manager of Saxona Play Good the recreational area which attracts thousands of people each Ball A gain at Sharp year, and his staff. Crews are now widening the entrance road at the Gun Lake Yellow Jacket Team The HasUngs High Saxons campground to relieve congestion on entering the park. A new slipped Into sixth place Ln the West Central Conference Friday night when they dropped an 18­ the next year. Dead tree and stump removal 13 decision to the Greenville Yellow Jacket* but their slock ha* been underway, along with went up with their fans after reseeding ot thc campground lowing tlw Charlotte-Hastings hitting bottom the week previous lot*. Ollier Fall project* Include when Ionia knocked their props repair of picnic table*, building*, signs and other work 1* being gaUoa Rare Coach Ed Helby's KMSMvlUe <*. HaasUtaa S. Maple Velio 27. Cale* eala 14. Paw Paw SS. Deltas 7. Gab Lake 1*. Beater 0. Set>U> Christie* 17. Wayland IS. City Basketball Meeting Thursday Armchair Athlete 3. In Room 183 at Halting* High School. Arthur Meade, president. officer*. The deadline for entering tesunj and paying lhe »35 entry as a condiment Instead of saK Insulation of eight additional flrrt victory over a Blue A groups Three sanitation unite main lodge Not since 1B57 had Greenville and• the -•- — ~~ — -­ at the Chief defeated a HasUngs football. Noonday Center 1* also. schedt^aml । tiled for insulaUon and heater*. Hasting* scored first and held Individual lote are being laid a 7-6 margin st lhe half, but out at the Deep Lake campGreenvllle came back and scored ground, along with reseeding and twice in the final period while nil where It te required. Plans holding Hastings to a touchdown arc to^h,ve^1 ca*A, I30 e|ccon the final play of lhe game to »H« there. Th*Y **U go into a four-way Ue for second j Uiclty but wil have hand pumps as St. Johns trounced Charlotte,' “nd box toilet*. 51-19. An automobile trail leading to Hastings' first touchdown came point* of Interest in the park on a nine • yard romp by Co- was recently completed. The trail Captaln Davs Williams which start* at the entrance of .the capped a 68-yard drive Co-Cap- Long Lake Outdoor Center and taln Tom iTlnyi Timm kicked te marked by a wheel and arrow the point and Hasting* led, 7-0, design on large posts. Brochure* with 4:53 left In the first period. containing a map end Informa­ tion on the trail can be picked After the kickoff Greenville nJ!' picked up a first down and then. wa* forced to punt. Gary Sewell h ° IdSSSlten »n treu Packers Lone Unbeaten ‘Y’ Football Team . Spencer Goodyear's Packers te the only undefeated team In Bob King's Youth Council tall foot­ ball leagues which play Saturday morning*. The Packer* blanked Bill Gog­ gins' Colt* last week. 32-0, in lhe 8th grade league while Lewi* Sherman's Browns shutout We* Chris Guggemos- Buckeyes are leading the 7lh grade circuit with a 2-1-1 record and nipped the Wolverines, 7-6. while the Irish were beating the Spartans, 1966 LOWER PENINSULA PHEASANT / NUMBERS Z. ggj-FAi* Eyl-BETre.a, ■■-BE.ST Here, bird hunters, is bow pheasant number* stack up this fall for Lower Michigan's Ocr. 20-Nov. 10 season on ring­ necks. The categories from poor to best do not completely reflect hunting opportunities; they simply provide com­ parisons of pheasant populations from area to area. In other words, the "best” pheasant areas shown here are not necessarily spots where sportsmen will have field days in bagging birds. By the same token, some areas with lower ringnpek numbers axe not necessarily poor places for get­ ting birds. Overall, pheasant numbers are down about 10 per cent from last year when some 684,000 of the birds were shot. Accounting for most of this is the 37-pet cent drop in the Thumb area. The biggest pheasant slump has taken place in the tip of the Thumb area where the birds* populations have skidded to a poor level after being among the highest in thc state only a relatively few years ago. Department game men trace a big reason for this to in­ tensive "clean" farming which has destroyed large tracts of pace-productive pheasant cover and food. BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH It's America's Don Hoffman's Lion* shutout lhe Spartans. 31-0, to continue Favorite Family atop the 6th grade loop «lth a 3-1 record. Oreg Ziegler’s Pack­ Fun" ers are second in the 6th grade loop with a 2-1-1 mark after i ground. At the historic site, a losing to Bill Eastman's Saxons. path. Is being constructed leading In untouched for lhe first of Steve Jtles' Leopard* end Oreg his three touchdowns. The kick ■ from the historic marker to the colei Lions lead the Sth grade old. famed Yankee Spring. An ' Interpretive bulletin board dis­ league with 3-1 record*. The side Lanes In Kalnmasoo. Pal Lions had their record marred Tewell Takes Lead play is also being planned for left In tbe period. had a two-game total of 439, 12-6 by the Leopards and the Hastings got another fine, this site. Pat Tewell, a major - league two pins better than Helen MunTiger* beat the Colte, 37-13. drive going in the second period bowler from Delton. Saturday tiler. However, she finished third and moved from their 16 for Delton CllOS took the lead in the Pall Single* as Mary Doolittle won Sunday five consecutive first downs to Phone WI 5-3184 Bowling Tournament at Way- wilh 434. the Greenville 18 Three effort* " ‘ put lhe ball on the Jackets' 10 Earl Argctslnger of Hastings FOR INFORMATION where the ------drive .... bogged. Has------- — —----Members of lhe Delton Cub broke 100 straight targets In the AND RESERVATIONS tln» aaln on nn the next'Scout next Pack 3050 received award* Conservation CI u b's trapshoot tings failed to gain play and Greenville took over. ----------- a ” " and" enjoyed Halloween party Saturday night Bob and Mickey Lambert Greenville moved the ball well at their last meeting. Kenneth i Gary Murphy had 25 out of and accumulated three first Kahler reports. Lubrication* • Wash Jobs • Rear Springs Your. Hott* 35. Don Paylva, Ken Lancaster downs before Hastings took over Mat Lockner and Pat Hughes and Jeff George 23, Don BachOil Changes • Car Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds on downli on their own 25 received bobcat pins. David Lit­ nian and James Everett 23. John Tire* • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and Three plays failed to gain and. tle a wolf bodge. Danny Bywles Leary 31. Dick Taylor and Ber­ with 16 seconds left in the half. a bear badge. Robby Lee. Roger nard Tobias 20. David Leary and Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls Dave Williams passed to Rtck Reid and Donny Sager received Jim Shaw 19 and Eldon Mathews VanDenburg but a 15-yard pen-silver arrow repoints, —••—. .... and —— Mat alty eliminated the first down, Lockner and Charles Kahler reDon Paylva. Eldon Mathews and Greenville had time for one celved denner stripe*, and Earl Argcuinger were spec­ 1436’5. Hanover Phone 945-9049 Woodland at Michigan play before the intermission. ' f'nr - ial event winners. For their nartv party irf tlTcy played Hastings, who had a drive game*, and cider and doughnut* ...... will _be ___ _ — There another shoot "Windshields Washed Every Time" halted on lhe enemy 10. got were served. Mike Campbell won | from 5 to ll-pffl7-8aturday. Oct. a big break on lhe Aral plsee the costume contest. The boys 29. from scrimmage In lhe second wish to thank those v ho pur- — half when the Saxon* reran- chased cider ered a fumble on the Greenvllle 18. extra point effort. There was However, the Jacket* were too 5:01 left In the game. Hastings battled back and three plays Sewell again inter­ picked lip two first downs before cepted a pass and lhe Jackets lasing the ball via the fumble look over on their own six. route. Greenville picked up two There was no stopping Coach first downs in four plays then Helby's lads and they moved for Rick VanDenburg Intercepted a six first downs putting the ball pass and wa* downed on his own on the Hastings six After three plays Greenville Quarterback Dave Williams was back on the 10 os the third raced to the Greenville 24 before period ended. On the first place going out of bounds, then took of the fourth quarter Ed Barn- to the air as time wa, running out. His first aerial was incom­ the middle and Greenville led. plete. then he hit Tom Hoke who 12-7. The try for point tailed and went in for the score as the clock only four seconds of the last signaled the end ot the game canto had elapsed. The kick for the extra point was Fullback Jerry Dunn took the blocked and the final score was kickoff and returned for long yardage but Hastings was called The score by quarters: for clipping so the ball was put HASTINGS 7 0 0 6-11 back on their 27. The Hastings GREENVILLE .. 6 0 0 12—IB attack fizzled again and Green­ LIVE BROADCASTS Officials: James Wink. Ferris, ville took over. The Jackets Slate College, referee; Jerry picked up two first downs reach­ Rushmore, student at Ferris.I of MICHIGAN ing the Hastings 25. Keep head linesman, and Prank Vm-! After four smashes they were Ing. Big Rapids, umpire. sliU a half-yard short of a first and 0 After uln nlavs failed to train ond “h™1* Should be Completed wmu™ MKl Installed by next Summer, trail snd_B»b Irurulde. ................... | me nature o, Qlm u located llut Open Bowling Time Available | Sharpshooter | Receive Awards We Specialize in:— HASTINGS BOWL INC. Don’s Citgo Station lAf D A LB w dl n Brings Drmfls You Tou football Every Saturday Afternoon! Your Dial SCOUTS Tony Belli MOTORS 1320 N. Michigan Ph. 945-2479 .Expertly Join the Ski-Doo families (they're having fun all winter long) MICHIGAN STATE Set At planned Just for you! GAMES— 1220 one then Ed Barnwell passed to Sewell for the final Jacket sixpointer A bad center rained the Starline Cattle Feeding Systems let you feed larger herds for bigger profits. Machines replace hand tools. Electric power replaces muscle power. Starline Silo Unloaders, Cross Auger Conveyors and Channel Feeders combine to move thoroughly mixed silage from silos to feed bunks up to 150-feet long, match­ ing rations to herds in up to four differ­ ent lots. Entire system is planned to your needs. THIS WEEK MICHIGAN HASTINGSBARRY COUNTY WISCONSIN RADIO Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all Hastings High School Games come see, come drive the sensational new . . . PLUS skbdoo THE AREA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS WMU'I IMGHT SELLING SNOWMOBILE ■ Oi SKELTON'S W. Gun Laki Phoni OS 2-3352 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY N. 37 South 945-3150 —** a* 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �I Welcome Sign for Hunters Jack Sheter 206-627, Norm Hall 547. Bob Sleeby 552. Ron Higdon 525. Basjl Hitchcock 526. BUI Ransom 504. Ben Kenyon 212­ 574. Pal Terpening 2(6-541. Er­ nie Miller 217-524. C. Kraus* 509 and Gordie Norris 200-567 HUNTING HASTINGS BOWLING SUNDAY SENIOR LEAGUE ------------- ) Lucille Wilson 175-506. Faye AlWes VanDenburg paced the 182-483. Fern Brown 193lada with 202-538. Steve Merrill 471. Shirley VanDenburg lt»-4SM. rolled 202-505 and Dean Lam­ Bobby Handy 172-486. Rosemary bert had a 452 series and Dean Raber 178-466. Betty Miner 182­ 458. Barb Klersey 168-470. Mac Rose a 167 game Standings: Hasting* Shell and Hastings Bowl 7 wins. Team 3 449. Pearl Frederickson 165-460 ha* 4. Team 1 and Team 2 have and Joan Martin 188-437, Cieopha Plant 173-449. Shirley Bow3 each and Team 5 has 0. matt 161-453 and Dorotha Brunun HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Marten Eye had a 188 game, Joe Burkholder rolled 256-162­ 231 to post a 639 and lead the Dori* Dian ton 168. Louise Bahs , Classic league Wednesday night, and Marte Hammond 164. Ine* Lyons 163, Norm* Gilmore 160. | followed by Merle Haines who Joan Kingsbury 153 and Maggie chalked 204-179-235 for a 618 Corrigan 157. Other* rolling good scores were Standings: Hasting* Mo lor P»ul Edwards 506. Bill Hackney 627. Stu Sweet 562. Art Freden- 8alr.s and Hastings Cleaners 19. burg 501, Shannon Lydy 537. Crystal Candy and Peabody OU and East Side Lumber Jerry Keegstra Bob 18.* Ne-HI' — <vcvgsira 202 - 537. doo Lambert 227 - 527. Harry Long 171 Hastings Aluminum 16. Stan505. D Aldrich 211-541. Herb ,ona a,'ld Vlt* Boy 14. Maker's Service 206-593. Ron Pellow 213- Market 13. Miller's Plumbing 12. 67P. Jerry Pager 510, Ken Beck- Barry County Ready Mix 9. with. 201-512. Bob Carmoney 201- Carol's Needlecraft 6 and Pepsi 505. Jim Barnum 226-581. C C. Al- Cola 4. loft 519. Harold Sherry 572, Joe Glelarowskl 653, Bill Uldriks 506. TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Merl Campbell 501. Carl Baker Best scores: Judy Rhodes 183­ 210-550. Jerry Mlles 540. Chris Howatd 212-540, Gordon French 405. Fran Hybarger 168-468, Nor­ 530. Doug Vickery 506, Bruce ma Klmmey 164-433. Rose Eddy Terry 206 - 551. Wayne De-ker 521. BUI Burns 203-533. Jim Bar­ ma Anderson 147-406, Jean Well­ num 524. Pete Kruger 200-523, fare 146-377. Mary Baker 145­ Cleo Robjyer 516. Gene Grabau 381, Phylcne Klahn 141-363 and 502. George Lydy 208-540. Jack Wilma Hynes 135-342 THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Trojans Host Lowell,? Bellevue at MapleValley Pennitted without charge oh land in WEDNESDAY P.M. LEAGUE Norma Varney led the laasles with a 196-513 score last week. Thnriday, October 27. 1966 CROPLAND ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM Details it Farm Headquarters Middlevllle High's powerful ■ — ■ ----- ———— -------------------grid aggregation, which crushed Plainwell blanked Otsego, 26-0. previously unbeaten Hamilton, und South Huven whipped Allethe cun from the home nt Mr 45-6, last week to assure Coach gt*n. AtlCillTURAl SMOUUtlCs AMCCNUntTCS Str.Xl Bob White's Trojan* ut least a Plainwell scored in every quaru S MFUTUtsr W ACMULTUK tie for another title, will face i ter. Senior Dun Crough led the one of their biggest tasks of winners with u pair of 25-yard N CCOf RATIOS >l1H the season when they entqruUi touchdown runs Dun Orybus UOeCAS MPSRTwrNT Of (XNMRMUM Mrs. Cheryl Ann Frey tv among Lowell, leader pkked ........ ....... of the Trl-Rlvrr — piiavu up a U loose IMVX: fumble lUIIIMfV and ..UU Conference...........................................went 25 yards to score and Mike thc recent gmduaus of the Sum­ mer term of Michigan State Lowel] moved to the top runs Topp tallied on a 32-yard pau. of lhe Tri-River ladder Friday Central Montcalm of Stanton.; University, graduating with hon­ with a 37-27 win over Rockford unbeaten In Tri • Central play.1 or* with a degree of bachelor ot City 20-0 as nns, . while Belding and Sparta bat- defeated ' - • ■ Carson —------- — *■- — “ -Woshablc Vinyl Plastic Fulton-Middleton whipped SaraCheryl wa; in the 1963 Class - • >m**ws inac. 19-7; Portland downed of Hastings High School and L-. Middleville has Maple Valley' Lakeview. 33-0. and Scottville Caching thc second grade in th? to get by in two weeks for an- blanked Montabclla, 27-0 'i Flint ’n'"* Btndie School system. Cut to other Expressway crown. I ~ " ........................... ' She U thc wife of Marvin Frey' ' Maple Valley, which rolled over and lhe daughter cl Mr and Sixe Caledonia last week. 27-14. en­ twice more In the third and । Mrs Dale Lcoturtl of R4 Has­ tertains weak Bellevue Friday. capped lhe romp with another tings. Thanks to the new federal Cropland Adjustment Program, Gull Lake goes to Parchment. tally ... In the ..final^ to roll over Michigan sportsmen will find I good deal of additional Mattawan to Delton. Wayland Bangor. 39-0. Exira U> Zeeland and Galevburg to jw Chittick and Cart Harnden Man on Probation private acreage open to hunting thi* fall where sign* like Cost Ban8°r each scored twice Chit tick this arc posted. Under the program, coordinated in Michigan For Gun Theft Paw Paw whipped Deltnn last -cored on a 15-yard end run In by the Conservation Department, about 1,000 landowner* Edward J Strouse, 19. R4 Has­ week. 26-7. Comstock upset, tire second quarter Jim Kendrick have agreed to provide public hunting access to more than previously undefeated Vicksburg, hit Brail Cosby lor a 40-yard tings. pleaded guilty to the tl.eft 100,000 acres, mostly in the southern half of the state. In 14-6. South ( Christian whipped pass play and then Cnlttirk of an over and under 22 and 410 when arraigned Tuesday be­ return, these landowners receive special fee* from the Wayland. 27-13. South Haven sprinted 55 yards for hl* necond trampled Allegan, 27-6; Gull touchdown. Dan Gibbs converted fore Municipal Jud te L. E Bar­ federal government over and above payments they draw for and Wallpaper Lake trounced Bungor. 39-0. and and the score was 19-0 at the nett. diverting their acreage bom crop production to conservation Olivet nipped Springport. 7-6 ’half. " land practices. Some of the lands open to public hunting 107 E. State St Middleville posted its 29th Hurndcn scored on a 4Q-yard also offer public access for fishing, trapping, and hiking. straight win as Halfback Tom i punt return in the third with Sportsmen are reminded that even where land is posted Warner ran for frrtrr touch- Gibbs converting. Hamden roiled Deputy Richard Barnum said open to public use under the Cropland Adjustment Program out on a 15-yard sweep for an­ Page passed for two more and other Blue Devil TD and Half­ they must first get the owner’s O.K. before going afield. scored himself to hand llamil- back Ron Hansen topped off the | -.Mich. Dept, of Conservation scoring with u two-yard plunge Delton had tied Hamilton. 6-6. over thc goal About 2,000 saw Monte Valley intercepted two1 the homecoming game at Gull THURSDAY TWISTERS . Acketu Confectionery 16. JohnDollle Larsen and Virginia | nies Auto Parts 14. Chenoweth Caledonia passes and returned| Lake them for touchdowns for (heir Howard led the girl* last week Machine 12 and Kroger 11. It was a real romp at Bellevue with 46) serlea. Dollle had a 185, Good scores: Paul Cassel 206- first Expressway win. Maple Valley led 6-0 at the, with St Philip leading 18-0 nt gtune and Virginia 170. Nancy; 537, Jim Malcolm 524. Basil the quarter and won going away.. Wibolda ported 184-429, Shirley Hitchcock 222-519. Doug Vogt half ■when Bill Reid capped a 19Hawks 147-409. Dort* Greenfield ; 222-517. Jack Sheler 516. Ron .yard - drive scoring ----- ftom the eight 145-422. Mary Parker 164-438. Johncock 516. Dick Hudson 512 in the flnt quarter . Tb The Marion Johncock 165-444. M and John Gorodenakl 500. ' *Lions '"nc added two more ; touchdowns in the third period Name Professional Curtis 154-412 and Pat Lambert ) -----------I on, a 40-yard return of on inter­ , 152-416 . COMMERCIAL MAJORS Iceplion by Dave Hawkins and a At Ot-Well-Egan Standing*: Bomba 17. HuU I springer set a new it one-yard plunge by Paul 00Pat Gallagher. 20. who Cool Aide,. MA Bo. Olid Lo- I ,d,M whm h, poi no- ‘ ““ Rr,a "" served as an assistant al Elks and Kalamazoo Country c.l rinua 11 !U.3M M3 WIKrrt/Xd’X^rf Llm< | Reid climaxed the Lions' scar- Clubs and Lhe Mdham Park Dun“ ch*11“d J?3-®®4' | ln« *ith a 31-yard ninbark of a Kalamazoo municipal course, has RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 201-533. Bill Hacxncy 221-525.. interception, and then ran Lem named golf professional at Ot-WellStandings: Woodmansee Lum­ Paul Edwards 200-554. Bruce tIlc Ot-Well-Egan Country Club near " ber 22. Dog & Suds and Trumblee Terry 534, Pat Gilmore 507. | Caledonia scored on one-vard Allegan. Fr.a tVruv Tavem_J8. Gilmore Jewelers 17, Shannon Lydy 554. A. Henrick- plunges by Mark Bruce and Dick sen 213-520, John McLean 514. Pasthumus. Posthumus ran both , “ Merle Haines Haines 200-51)4. 200-504 Lawrence Lawrence ;! points l,as been anting as professional Merle ., <Honk» Keeler 206-573. Glonn South Christian, with only mid greens superintendent. Dor­ V ___ U 525, Z-V. .. . . . sey uill continue as greens sup­ Their favorite flavors » 1 Laubaugh Galen rwnl«l. Daniela IO. 214­ specially packed for 1561. BU| Jerow 513, Tom GlUi- __ the____ half ________ and went___________ an to beat erintendent of the nine-hole lay­ I land 564. Irwin Harwood 204-528. Wayland. 27-13. fur Its fifth out. Halloween treating! j Gallagher is a graduate of Russ Hazel 521. Bill St. Law- win at Roger* Field In Grand University High where he was on rence 520. Robert Hollister 216- ' Rapids. , the Cubs' Class B Stale cham ­ 506, Harry McCollum 212-524.' Rich Marten ran for 24 yards LIFE SAVERS , Joe Burkholder 201-535. Aaron and Mike Spencer for four for- pionship golf team He also played basketball in high school Sherk 530 and Maynard Tucker Wayland's TDs 20 miniature pock-QQr now 629, Comstock's upsr*. of Vicksburg- i und ,,n * attends WMU Concrete Blocks and ages to bag---------- wv Standings- Sports Bar 24 turned the Wolverine Conference] He Is a graduate of lhe PGA Larke Buick and PLiton Ring* rRCe ln,° a three-team battle as | buslne.es school ut Dunedin. Fla. Lightweight Blocks WRIGLEY'S GUM 21. Miller Jewelers 20. City Food j Nashville. Mich. 17. Harwood's IGA 16. Culligan's ‘ Fifty individually OQ Phone 653-2791 14',. Aluminum Product* 11. wrapped pieces in VV Welcome Tavern 8 and Tyden bag Cheryl Frey (iriulutites With Honors at V.S’l' AS CS Always in Stock WINDOW SHADES HASTINGS PAINT ■tfclATS hrtheTRICKSJTRS ELECT ROBERT J BROWN REGENT All-American (U of M ’25), retired businessman and industrialist. Formerly associated with Hapman- Dutton Mfg. Co. of Kalamazoo MINIATURE and U. S. Pressed Steel Products. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN He has also been a Director of AN ACTION MAN ager of the Kalamazoo County Cltapibcr of Commerce. Married, Member and Chairman of lhe CONCRETE PRODUCTS Kalamazoo County Board of Supervisors, and General Man­ FOR THE ROMNEY with three children, he has ACTION TEAM lived in Kalamazoo since 19M KICK-OFF YOUR HOME Improvement Plans nQf PENNOCK the Industrial State Bank; Get a 4-season work horse ' (Wheel Horse, of course) E. W. BLISS LEAGUE High scores: Mike Slocum 518. Dave Reynolds 196-551. Dale Cappon 509. Bud Green 525. No­ lan Johncock 534. Jean Harbin 460. Doug Vickery 219-578. Jack Sheler 198-537, Lorry Novak 518. Bruce Terry 5U), Carol Baker 514. Carol Roa*.- 518, BUI Hollen­ beck 203-509, Dewayne Gallup 522, SaUy Moore 443. Wayne Decker 502. Pete Powell 514. Bob Clinton 562. Don Lancaster 202­ 532. Don Clinton 203-552. BILL ding PRICE. MATERIALS. JOB SUPERVISION DESIGN SERVICE. PLANS. FIRM BID and INSTALLATION LOCAL NO MONEY DOWN, FINANCING MONDAY BOWLERETTES Barb Klersey was high girl, with her 225-535 series. Good Korea: Shirley Bowman 170-446. Gladys Edwards 198­ 482, Shirley Raymond 154-417. Madeline Everett 164-423. Shar­ on Vickery 164-425. Marie Ulrich 165-454. Fran Owen 168- 173. Irene Carpenter 156-447, Sally Downing 176-494. Shirley Drake 179 - 472. June Doster 150 - 443. Maxine Sleeby 158-401. Maggie Cuyler 145-379. Betty Smith 161­ 441. Betty Sheler 186-529. Ellen Davis 172-481. Irene Heath HI’528. Shirlee VanDenburg I8J-528 Pat Conley 202-497. Kate Col­ vin 204-520. Sandy Clinton 171­ 467. Mem* DePew 181-482, Fern Brown 172 - 446. Betty Horton 174-468 and Ine* Lyon 180-493 Standings: Miller's Duraclean 26. Williams Ins 24. Sign* Tire Service 23. Walldorf! * 20. BurnRefrig. 19, Color Center. V&J Mobil and Barn Market 18. Ha­ ting* Milling I6‘». Oilman-.■ Gems. Blue Ribbon Grill and Lydy's Livestock de Trucking 16 Motor Aire* 134. Cuyler Truck Ing and Action Flex 10. Arcade Beauty Salon 9. Rockhill A Banghart 8 and Beeline Fashion' 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, sow. tow, till. plow. haul. seed, (.rtilisa, nmova snow — you nama tha job and Wheel Horse ha* the attaching tool you’ll need. See tha complete lino of Wheel Horae tractors and. quick­ attaching tools now on display. CANDY 10c 39c Handy bags lor goblins to collect iood-es Favonte bars in mimalure. bubble gum. BEN-FRANKLIN E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State Street. Hastings Trick LOOT BAGS Pick a winner from our complete stable 102 W. Stole St. at Jcffenon Phone WI 5-2983 CORONET 500 2 DOOR HAHOIOP Enter lbs B*q Dodge Rebellion "Winner-* Choice" Swsepttoke*. See your Dodge Dealer far detail*. MONDAY MIXERS High scores: Shirley VanDen­ burg 211-577. Gerry Newton 222Ine Dipp 202-512. Arlene Swan­ son 175-501. Delores Gasper 146- Add a family room Fun-packed rec room Attica can give you added living space Exclusive Modernization by Its mjiffiBM st ONESTOP SERVICE Bahs 182-477, Emm* Payne 170­ 446, Kay Bodenmullen 183-441 June Benner 167-482. Doris Cap­ pon 167-469, Reba Lydy 169-484 Mary Roush 162-472. Opal Gtlloa 154-450. Evelyn Dawid 163­ 426. Bertha Thaler 167-474. Peg Cron inger 193-471, Merna Dr­ Pew 190-431 and Faye Allen 169­ 481. Foodland. Purin* Chicks and Big D 20. Northside Grocer) 19. Platon Ring and Mary's 18. Sher­ iff Girl*. Haans and VanMatrc IT. ParmalM* and Saving1 A- and Kroger 5 Edith Groot had a triplicate ot 150-150-150. 450 series Barbara Lyttle picked up the 1-8-10 tout and Martha Elliott 10 split. captures your fancy Cut loose. Get away from it oil. In lhe cor Ihaf* got it all over lhe ho-hummers that surround you. Gel with Dodge Coronel for ‘67 and lei yourself go, in style. Any style. Hardlop, convertible, wagon, sedan. At Coronet’* price, it will cod you les* Ihon you Hight imagine Io be the envy of your neighborhood. And look at some of the optical Coronet offers you. Like a silky-smooth 31B- or 383-cubic-inch V8 engine end, 3-speed TorqoeFlile automatic iron*mi*»ion. (The 426 Hemi and 440-Mognum engine* ore available on lhe Coronet R/T.) So come on in and take a good, long look at Coronel. The Dodge Rebellion wants you. - Dodge OOOG4 DIVISION . Hastings Motor Sales • 220 e V^V CHRYSLER sioroM cauoasm state st •>/ �From the left: Richard Birke, Thoma* F. Stebbins, Stuart Clement, Paul E. Siegel, Dr. Norbert Schowalter, Homer Becker, Roman Feldpauich, Stanley Cumming* Stop by for a look at our newly decorated lobby. and Robert E. Stanley. Alto on our board of director*, but absent when thc Refreshments will be served and be sure to ... . picture wa* taken, are Stephen I. Johnson and Marshall H. Cook. r • • REGISTER FOR PRIZE DRAWING! • A *40000 Savings Certificate will be awarded on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. • A Portable Television Set will be awarded ar Noon on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5th. Courtesy of HASTINGS NEW CAR DEALERS. All Registrants will continue to be eligible to win one of FIVE NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS of $10.00 (or an addition to an existhig account). These will be awarded weekly for the NEXT THREE WEEKS. 4A REGISTRATION FORMS will be available on our lobby tables and at our drive-in windows until December 3rd. . . . and on our PARKING LOT •ft DURING THE AUTO SHOW. HASTINGS CITY BANK OFFICERS From the JdfTin the front row: Stuart Clement, Vice President and Trust Officer; Only those registration form* which are personally deposited in the Thoma* F. Stebbins, President; Marshall Belton, Vice President and Cashier. receptacle located in thc Bank Lobby will bo eligible for the prize*. Back row: Stanley Foltz, Assistant Cashier; John Barnett, Vice President and Assistant Trust Officer, and Frank Stem, Assistant Cashier. Our 80th Year of Serving Hastings and Barry County - HASTINGS CITY BANK TELLERS HASTINGS CITY BANK BOOKKEEPERS Bottom row, left to right—Jane Kahler, Ruth Scofield, and Marion Haywood. Top row—Pat Woods, Marilyn Mac Kenzic, Steven Paavo, Lorena Wellman and Dorothy Kelsey. * Bottom row, left to right—Ruby Bolton, Frances Johncock and Barbara Moore. Top row—Mary Stutz, Susan Miller, Carol Kenficld and Sharon Slocum. > HasTinqs Citq Bnnk MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation �Courtesy of the Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 3, 4 & 5 New Cars Will Be On Display Until Noon On Saturday NEW CAR DEALERS of Hastings See the new and dramatic 1967 cars, ready for your inspection at the Hastings City Bank parking lot next weekend . . . Sec new luxury, glamour and go . . . new safety features, too ... in dash­ ingly different cars that are really impressive in appearance, really great in performance and driving enjoyment. Whatever your choice, each and every car is truly distinctive, with its own special kind of excitement. Come out and see the new ones next weekend! MANY NEW MODELS TO LOOK AT Representatives from all Hastings Auto­ mobile Dealers will be on hand to greet you and answer any questions you may have cdncerning the new cars Register FREE For the PORTABLE TV Set to be given away on SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5 And For The Prizes Listed On The Opposite Page To Be Given Away By The Hastings City Bank Hastings Automobile Dealers Reahm Motor Sales (CADILLAC - PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE Hastings Motor Sales DODGE AUTOMOBILES & TRUCKS Tony Belli Motors LINCOLN - MERCURY Eckardt Auto Sales JEEP RENNER FORD, INC. FORD - THUNDERBIRD Larkc Buick-Chevrolet, Inc. BUICK - CHEVROLET �• SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT • SWAP - HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT - SWAP-HIRE LOWCOST t C1ASSIHED ADS GET RESULTS -HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT - SWAP - HIRE - BUY • SELL- RENT •THE HASTINGS BANNER A Lol of Markdown Miracle CLASSIFIED AD PAGE On Prime Contenders Safety First Cars These Used Cor Prices Will Moke a Hit With Your TM5 OLDS STARFIRE . . . Fully equipped Air condi­ tioned. Beautiful one owner 1964 OLDS CUTLASS . . 2 Dr. Coupe, radio, bucket seats, standard transmission Spotless inside and out 1964 CADILLAC . . . Hardtop Sedan DeVille. Full power, air conditioning, low mileage one owner car. 1944 THUNDERBIRD . . . Landau hardtop coupe, full power,\ air conditioning. New Cadillac trade. 1964 CHEVROLET . . . Impala convertible, auto­ matic transmission, power steering, new whitewall Urea. Budget During Our "OK Inventory KO." 1965 IMPALA Super SpL Cpe. V8 aulo. Burk­ et teats. 327 V8 engine. 1965 IMPALA brakes. Radio. Beautiful Ulcer1 mbit with black vinyl top. One 1965 COMET CYCLONE Hord Top V8. White with block top. Black buckets. 4 sp. trans, locally owned, low mileage. 1M3 CADILLAC Mercurys Finest Sports . . 4 Dr. Hardtop, full power and many extras. Jet black An­ Model kh. One owner. IMS OLDSMOBILE 1964 CHEV. IMPALA . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr Sedan, power steering and brakes, Convertible. V8. Red with blue and white tutone with while top. One owner. Very low sharp vinyl Interior. ' mileage. 1M3 PONTIAC 1964 CHEV. IMPALA . . . Catalina 4 Dr Sedan, ra­ 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner. dio, whitewalls, economy en­ Beautiful astro blue V8 auto­ gine. one local owner. matic. 1964 CHEV. BELAIR 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 327 V8 radio, automatic transmission, with stick. power steering, very clean. Nice choice ot Older Models 1963 COMET 4 Dr. Aulo. Radio. Local one owner car- REAHM MOTOR SALES 1963 BISCAYNE 2 Dr. 6 Stick. AU'white. Red interior. PONTIAC NT I AC - OLDS - CADILL CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave Hastings. Michigan 'Slop In and See 1963 FORD GALAXIE 504 XL 2 Dr. H.T. Ebony black exterior and interior. V8 automatie. Power steering and brakes, power seats. Knoek-ofT hub caps. One local owner. BEAUTIFUL! 1962 OLDS 83 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Auto. 1962 CHEV. BISCAYNE 2 Dr. 6 Slick. lhe New 1967 Fords on Display LARKE BUICK Al RenneR and CHEVROLET Ford Country' 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-i42€ 10'27 ONE YEAR GUARANTEE MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. MAN OR WOMAN — Attractive CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric Upposition. Good personality and Brush. No wet carpeU or hand­ appearance. Ready to accept work. Clean 180 square feet position for part time or full for only $895. Hastings Floor time immediately Guaranteed 1967 CALENDARS — Wide variCovering. 123 W. Stale, Has­ Income, opportunity for ad­ tings. Phone WI 5-6118. tf vancement. insurance, and re­ per hundred. Order now and tirement plan available. For pay after Sept. 1 Also book interview, write fully to: Clay­ PTS JACOBS PHARMACY matches. Call: Battle Creek. ton Moray. 4408 Doble, Oke­ FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM WO 3-0159 co'.-ect after 6 pm mos. Michigan. 1378 SERVICE! No charge for over­ tf size prints. MANAGER TRAINEE—We want SEWING MACHINE “TUNE ELECTRIC Razors repaired— diiplsy clMiifud ttylei. an aggressive and self-starting UP" SPECIAL—'Bring ln> in­ Special — Your rawr cleaned, APPLES — King. Golden Deli­ young man age 20 to 28. high cludes cleaning, oiling, adjust lubricated and sharpened, only cious. Double Red Delicious. school graduate, to train for a tension. Ail makes. $300. Of­ $135. Service and satisfaction Spy. Steel Reds, others. Pick career with one ot America's fer good until Nov. 1st. Has­ guaranteed. La pa Drug. 118 B. your own. pick on shares or moat progressive finance com­ tings Sewing Center. 235 W. Jefferson, Hastings. tf buy. Bring own containers panies Good starting salary, State. 945-9647. 10/29 Orders taken tor Old-Fash­ excellent employee benefits and WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED * loned Home-Made Apple but­ profit sharing. Model Finance OBITUARIES in aluminum, steel or wood ter. B. W. Livingston. 2 miles | Co. Inc.. 140 W State St. STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ sash. Burkey Auto Glass & south of Clarksville. Phone OW Hastings. tf ply. M37 So. 945-3150. Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ 3-3454. 11 3 son. Hastings tf AN OLDER WOMAN FOR CHILD CARE, light house­ FLOOR FURNACE — 50.000 EXPERT TAILORING on ladies' work and to help with meals. BTU in good condition. $25and men's clothing Phone WI Live in. private room, no laun-1 Used portable typewriter. Pica 5-5714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd dry or heavy housework. AU | type suitable for .student. SIS Tauor Shop tf holidays and weekends tree No Phone WI 5-4453. 10 27 evening duties, in exchange for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY room and board und $25 u 1961 FORD Take over a going business FOR SALE — Refrigerator. Ill week to start Write: Hastings good condition: Speed Queen Company paid training pro­ 4 DOOR Banner. Box 1024 giving name, washer: Nesco electric roaster, vided. Some Investment re ­ address, age and persona) in­ AUTOMATIC in good condition Frank H. quired. Call WI 5-5964 or Col­ formation, or phone CHerry Roush. Phone Hickory Corners lect 452-3248 11 3 3-7737. Grand Rapids. 11/10' 1960 FALCON 4 DR. 671-5521. 10 27 Automatic, Radio FOR SALE—1953 Ford mounted MAN WANTED —With sales or j agricultural background Sal■Miscellaneous l-row picker shcller In excel­ and Heater _______________ ury and expenses, plus bonus, i--------- --lent condition. Used only 3 Write, giving age and expert- . a-r.ono11 years. Ralph Richardson. Ph. encc to Box 298. DeWitt. " SEE THESE LATE MODELS WHEELER MARINE SALES AOL 3-9251 . 10 27 Michigan Right man can ad- , SERVICE —Mercury outboard (Specially Priced) rance to field-manager within ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — ■ motors. New and used boats *----- v* ” P.O. 171. Hastings Telephone j Flotc Boats. Trailers and bc- * Help Wanted 1966 CONTINENTAL HARDTOP 2 DR. cessorles. M-66 In Nashville. WI -5-4954. Meetings every ROUTE OPEN for Man or .Wo­ 1963 CONTINENTAL 4 DR. SEDAN OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf man. full or part tnnr Big I Montjay. 8 pm.tf 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 DR. NOTICE: tall and holiday business in For Solo — Rael Estate i INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT1964 FORD FAIRLANE 500 WAGON City of Hastings Weekly earn-1 I TLED OASI See Carl * Betty's Ings $85 and up possible. Write! 1962 OLDS STARFIRE COUPE | Appliances before you buy* Watkins Products, Inc.. D-06. BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD near­ They Sell—They Install—They "Our Low’Overhead Saves You Money" Winona. Minn. 10/27 i | Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 ly new tri-level lake front year around home on north aide of I South. tf FEMALE COMPANION for el­ Wall Lake with built-ins. Con­ derly woman In Hastings, live re la prohibited sider renting. Call: Grand TABLE PAPER — For picnics, in. help with light housework. family reunions, lots of uses. Board, own room, small wage ] Rapids 538-5511 or CH 32783. • LINCOLN • MERCURY • COUGAR 10/28 40“ x 300'. $3.50 at Hie Ban­ Write: Hastings Banner. Box' • I.H. TRUCKS ner office. tf 1025. 11/17 FOR RENT — One-room fur­ 1320 N. Michigan Phone 945-2479 reliable to nished apartment. Phone 945­ • REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast WANTED - PART-TIME OF­ 3267 , 10/27 I with GoBese tablets Only 98c FICE CLERK — Good salary Mon., Wed., Fri. 'til 9 p.m. Tue., Thu., Sat. ’til 6 Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/24 and pleasant working condi­ tions. Apply in own handwrltti/„„a.d c tu. ■HHT APPLES—Ail the popular vurl- MATURE MEN between Ages of Ing Box 1026. c o Hastings ★ Wanted to Buy | etleii. Fresh-pressed elder Ex­ Banner. aA 11/3 ■' I' cellent Scbago potatoes. Hal-| steady employment in wood-1 | FARM IMPLEMENTS HELP WAHTED A COMPACT CAR—1060 or 1901. I ioween pumpkins, squash, hem- • working. Day shift only, nine of private party. Write: Has­ ey. and maple syrup Openi hours a day. live days a week. it Noticoe Ungs Banner. Box No. 1027 If you are looking tor an op­ dally until 6 Nelson's Welcome MACHINERY 10/27 START IMMEDIATELY portunity with Insurance pro­ Orchard and Cider Mill. '» gram. holiday and vacation . mile north of Ionia on M-66. WHY NOT LET US MAKE you Serve customers with RawRENTALS­ pay. and are handy with --------------------------- 10 27 a rubber stamp with your new leigh Products in N. Barry equipment and tools, this is ZIP Code number. Three-line LEOI^TERED ./HOLSTEIN the place for you We now Co or Hastings. Write NOW 1$ Thc Time To Rent have several openings Apply I stamp with your name, ad­ COW — HazeU-Cady Creston in person at our plant at 401 I dress and ZIP number for RAWLEIGH Lucky, due Jan. 29. 1967. Our STALK SHREDDER North Cochran Street. Char-1 $2 25. Thia includes, postage Charles Tack. Phone 721-8710 Dept MCJ 65I-HII lottc Ask tor Mr. Richardson ' and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, Freeport. HI. 61032 Charlotte Chair Company, il 3 49046. tf Other Rentals: FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR REGISTERED NURSES OF —UseHexull's fast permanent —Chain Sows BARRY COUNTY-Your Hos­ NOTICE—Former Beauty Coun­ Regularly $2,00—Now $1.00. No pital needs help! Evening and selor clients Interested in new NOTICES pre-shampoo — No after odor night tours of duty. Why not facial and free lipsticks, call Available at Jacob's Pharmacy investigate? Clara Sage,- R.N . Nellie Balmer. 945 - 5944 or —Scrapers Ruby Harrison. 945-4058. 10/27 WEEKLY SPECIAL ■ $27500 s17500 Tony Belli Motors I SPECIAL! SPEEDY CORN CRIBS— N. Michigan Ave. 1964 Falcon 2 Door Standard Excellent condition! Low mileage. To Our NEW LOCATION 1963 Rambler American 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl Radio. 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. Stand 6 Cyl. 1961 Rambler Wagon' 2 Dr. Standard 6 Cyl \ 1961 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Auto. 1961 8 Cyl. Auto. 1 On 1963 Galoxie 500 4 Dr Sedan. 8 Cyl. Auto Pow­ er steering. New tires M 37 So. FREE DESIGNING 945-9526 FREE PLANNING FREE ENGINEERING Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building for your farm or business. No ob- i ligation. Cal) your Smiley man. Used SMILEY POST BUILDINGS P.O. Box 36 Hustings, Michigan —John Deere 50 Tractor w live (616) 915-9103 Call collect. 1 PTO and hydraulic. A-i shape! • w| —1949 John Deere A Tractor Farm Machinery — Ford Major Diesel Tractor in Dodge FARMERS —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. for thc season. 321 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 GOODYEAR BROS. LANNES KENFIELD, M37 South 10 27 NOTICE CANVAS TARPS J«7 fa l<x20 $3.47 up WINICKS WI MIX FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South Heating - Plumbing WI 5-2223 10 27 Service New • Remodel • Repair WELTON'S 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 Il.1ln< I"' " :.:r a nn:i cldi: i: 'Jh'l flea llh. ller'lHe ' FLI.U At ION ORDER I .>., Per.. I ... I lt.nl III..’ . . . YOUR CORN TOP PRICES PAID Let us groin bonk your corn - and deliver at your convenience. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply 1006 East Railroad St. WI 5-2943 GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Hastings Paint A: Wallpaper Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 Aid. to 5.30 P-M 945-9526 10/37 We Buy We Dry We Store We Sell Imldy PUBLICATION ORDER —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor’ Wc arc now booking with live PTO—hydraulic and -Branded Feed Concen­ power steering. trates for the winter of -1946 John Deere B Tfadtor 1950 Chevrolet Truck Starter and lights. 1966 and 1967. 1 Ton Cab and Chassis. —John Deere 237 2 - row • mtd 1964 TTDO Style Side Pickup (Bookings until Oct. 30th) PJeker. W . ' . 3 ip. 6 cyl. New tires. Chrome —John Deere' 227 2- row mtd Take advantage of our Western mirrors. Side chrome. Picker —John Deere 12 ft. drag seasonal low price and Several Transportation Specials save! We’ll be glad to —Decker self-unloading Chopper Box and running gear. help you figure your needs 1964 Ford F250 ¥4 Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleslde Pickup RenneR Ford Inc. PUBLICATION ORDER ot Mkltlran. LEGALS Only $325.00 Reg Price $375.00 PUBLICATION ORDER Slate nf Mlibigau. Tin PrnbMc Court tor the Count} nf Harry. FRANCISCO'S FARM SUPPLY In the Matter ..f tbe Haute of L>4I> Rtrb.r.t. M 1 file S» 13.-'945-3150 M-37 So. 945-3150 । M37 So. Il it Or.|«ur'i that u<i Xo». 1. 10 27 j al 9.:i<» A M . In lhe I’rxliale Court room. Ilaatlnsa. Mtrhltan a hear...* I.e beM on tbe |o-tlll<Hi nf Ilian'he l.aarrn.r, Hu.r4lan. t-r allnaance „f FARM SERVICE ; her Anal arrnnnt Pulit|rati»n anil aervlee .hall f.e FRANCISCO WE HAVE MOVED 1964 Ford Cuitom 2 Dr. Standard 6. Classi * Buiintu Services Best Deals at 328 II FARM IMPLEMENTS 1965 Galaxie 500 4 Dr. TUlone. 8 cyl. Cruls-Amatlc. Radio, power steering w/waUa. wheel covers. PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 ************ HUP MlfNGTHfN AMftlCAS PtACt POWlt BUV US SAVINGS BONOS ************ Haaliasa. likhlcan 10/37 auorn elaima with the Court an.l .er.r a e..|.y on Hlekard JI Hauer. A.lnilmatrati.r ut ..Id e.lal., Jia. tins. Jllchtran. prior tn h.arinr I'liblieation and aertlra shall l-e made a. jirntldad by atalute and ei-lirt rule. Dated Ortnber 5. I9«fi. pi.lht' II. Mitchell. Jii.lar of Pro bate. 10/47 It 1. Ilrderid that on January I7tb. I'tnf atv 1 3n P.M in the Probate i.»irtr<mn>. ilaallnga. Mlrhlean a bearing held nn Petition nf Ila. ‘ tn.*, fit} Hank. Admlntalraler for hmllatlon of time for preaentatlxii of • lamia again.! .aid Rafale Credllora are I.I file claim, with the (uurt and ; ."u.,™ ... .................... .. ORDER FOX PUBLICATION. Thl. lirder .>,.11 Io- itublialied and aertcal according to law. Haled Ort loth. lUfiB ORDER -General. Slate ,,f M.eblsan. The I’robate l>blll|. II Mltrbell. Judge of I'r^. Court for the County nt Harry. In the Mailer of thr Relate of ILrl-eet DeCan. Drecaaed. File Xu Attorney for iHgtinialratwr llaelinga. Miriairtw-. II/IO It 1. Ordered. That nu December llainl <bt 13. Until !'■. it'll®, at l» A M. in th. Probate Philip II. Mitehell. Pioliate Ju.Ue l nurlrieim. Ila.llns. Mnhifan. a. PUBLICATION ORDER Klecal A llu.lwin State of Mlrhigak, T''n Probate dale, at ahleh all creditor, nf aalil Court for tbr Count) »f Harry lie.* W. Slate Htrerl In the Matter .d rhe fatale af dreea.ed are miuirrd tn |>rme their Haalinca. Nirhlaan |O 37 ilaira.. Creditor, moat file aa-rn Nellie II Brumm. Ileeea.e.l Jit. No |« ...ft ORDER OT PUBLICATION Final Account Otale nf Michigan. The Probate I'ourt for tbe Count} of. Harr}. In tbe Matl.4. ..f fl,,, f.tate uf Hhea L. Hearh. ............ . File So. I4.<U0. It 1. or-lrred that <>■■ Snr. 1. HIIWI. at >1 30 A M . in the Probale Court r.Hini. lla*lif>K>. Mkhlfan. a bearing be brill on tiie |M-Iili<>u of llnr.lnn (live, Eiecutur. (nr alluwanee nt bl. final aermint. Pnblliallnn an.l >er>|ee -hall l-e male «■ peorl.lr.l by .latule and roiiy on Hlrhanl M. Hauer Admlnia FOgECLOflUXE NOTICE trator n( .aid relate. Ilaatlnsa. Michl B-71100 FHA 363 013507 731 Publication and aer.iee .ball be UOilTOAGE RALE Default haa keen made in the condltlnna of a nra.l* aa t'rorrded by atalute and ilaled ' (h tober 5. lUdrt. I'l.ihj. II Mitchell. Jodgr of Pro. wife, to Jaraea T. Btraaa and Can 10/37 paay. a Ulrhlfsn corporation. Morl bate gacao. dalad October 5. IStH. and WINTER COATS reeardod oa October 21. ISM. In LIMr 174. no Meo $41. Barr. Cwtnlv PUBLICATION ORDER both Men's and Ladles' Hecorda. Micklgaa. and aa.l(aed by Slate of Michigan. Probate Court aaM RortaacM t.i Mani.faeiurrra Na for the (tinniy of Harry WINTER UNDERWEAR tlooal Bank of Dolrelt. (Dairolt. Michl gaa by aa aaaigatBoot dated Marek IS. UM. nTe No 13*34! for Men 190$, aad raeardad oa Marrb SI. It la Ordered that on January 10. 1*4$. la Liber 177. on Para 4»7. IM7. al U:O0 a tn., in the Probate WALK UP AND HAVE! Barry 0*uty Racerd a. Mirhlaan. oa .nartruom.. liaatin(a. Mirhlgaa. a 10'27 trklah saartgaca Utaro U dalaaod io (hearing be held at uhleb all credllora SUH have good FALL JACKETS. WINTER SKIRTS and SWEATERS. It la Ordered that on .Not 15th. Iltb'l at I.I" PM. in the Probate 1 ..urtrm.nt, llaaiiuga, Mich Ivan, a bearing Ite held .on the petition of Nelaon C Hrumm, for probate nt a p„r|,ortr.| Will, and for granting nt admlnlalration In the eueular named. or aoaa. olhrr tollable parton, and for drlermtnallon o' hetrt Publb alien and aarvlre ehall be made aa prodded by atalute anil court I’.i.d thl It IBM I'htllp II. Mitehell. Judge of Pro bate Siegel aad Hud.on. Attorney, far Prtllloaer Paul B Hiegel 103 W. Hlate Htreel Haatiaga, Michigan 11/10 HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 �Card of Thanks <1 PUBLIC FORUM t> 1 Rites Thursday For Mrs. White Of Lake Odessa Mail Call CARD OF THANKS Nurses at Butterworth Hospital. Dr. Casey and Dr. Wm. Johnston lor the wuuuertul care I re­ ceived; the Daughters of Ameri­ ca. Rebekahs, Sunahlne Club. Senior Citizens for flowers, cards and letters and all of my many Irlends for presente I received while confined. Rev. Vaughn Jenson for hb comforting words and friends who called. This kuidneas will not be forgotten. Josephine M. Roush News Notes Battle Creek. Mich. October 22. 1966 To the Editor: The editorial I read in thb week’s (Oct. 20) copy of The HasUngs Banner has prompted me to again subscribe to 'The reduction proposal has arisen The question has come up: Pfc. Leonard Campbell Calendar at Special Event* HARVEST FESTIVAL, Oct. ZZ \ Gladys L White. 56. of 935 Sixth HARVEST FESTIVAL. Brad­ ley Hail in Bradley Saturday, Oct. 22. 11 am to 11 pm. Lunch iclderi, baked goods, produce. Rifts, new and old merchandise Come and browse. Program 7130.. a featuring Sweet Adelines it Kalamazoo. Free - will oflering. Sponsored by Organic Boll and Health Builders. . ■ , ! this Thuraday at 1 30 p.m. at the Pickens Chapel. Lake Odessa are qualified to vote? The 18 year olds' answer b that vir­ Glenn Campbell. R1 Dowling. Rev. Lutner Brokaw will offltually every high school in I elate. Interment In Sunfield Michigan has some form of L/CPL Ronald J. Noltingham I Cemetery. study in governmental and civic 2175745 U.B.M.C. I hope that all who read the affairs. High schoolera study thc Force Logistics Support GroupWhite died Tuesday editorial will take heed, study issues and circumstances afTcctcandidates and Issues and exer­ ing each election with interest FPO San Franeteco. Calif. 96602 cise their right by going to the and curiosity. At the time of He Is In Chu-Lal. CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY LEGALS polls on November 8. November elections lhe 18 year . Chicken Dinner Sunday. Oct. A check for 84 00 for one year’s olds will have been out of school More new addmaea: 30. at Hickory Corners Legion subscription to The Banner 13 and away from their government Richard Varney 8N 771 0835 BARMY COUNTY Club. 12 noon Proceeds for 1967 AGRICULTURE SOCIETY enclosed. textbooks for a few short ORW Box 86 moved when a snail child to At Eglln Field—Airman 3/C Da- homecoming celebration. Yours truly. months. The 21 year olds have FPO San Francteco. Calif- 9MM Going to Vietnam — Willard J. thc Sunfield area. He Is in the Philippines. Bonnett. Jr.. 22, a lance corporal vid C. Bennett. 19. reported fori Mllderd M. Hayden passed three or four yean since Octobar «. i*«a in the Marines. Is to complete a duty al Eglln AFB In Florida on their last organized study of gov­ refresher course at the field field High School and married Oct. 17. He te serving with the TURKEY SUPPER, Nov. 5 ernment. politics and candidate PFC William Varney To lhe Editor: RECEIPTS: medical school at Camp Lejeune. Ralph White on Sept. 14, 1929. 40th Tactical Fighter Squadron! T^ey Supper. Nov. 5, 5 to In my work about the county requirements. Duritjf that time Co. B 68th Signal Battalion N.C. on Nov. 4. He is scheduled und te the son of Mr. and Mrs. 7 30 p.m , at Woodland MethoI meet many people and quite a it Is only logical that they will APO New York 09035 to jet to Okinawa and Japan and hove lost a great deal of their Wlllard Bennett of 7493 BarryI <stat Church. Some baked goods number of them have been ask­ He b In Germany. Richard Road, Nashville. I apt! bazaar Items will also be for ing my opinion of the jail prop­ concern which prevailed during and William are sons of Mr. and then on to Vietnam, arriving Surviving arc her husband: one vllle ' 5,304.3* osition. also freely expressing high school studies. They have Mrs. Merle Varney, R2 Nashville. daughter, Mrs. Robert (Evelyn) 1.000.00 their own thoughts, so In fair­ lost It because they hove not । ------------ •------------1.8*3.SO Michigan. Walsh, of Ionia; her mother, Mrs. 1Carlton WSCS ToLMeet 136 38 ness to these persons I fee) been allowed « voice In thc gov­ Members of the Carlton Ccn- Emmanuel Guild To Meet • Roras Beland. Lake Odessa, two they had---so zealously 110.00 compelled to write a few lines ernment --------— — .----Pvt. Richard L. Brower Emmanuel Guild meets Wedgrandchildren. two sisters, Mra.'I ter WSCS will meet at lhe home regarding this proposition which investigated. As thc years puss US50O57892 D-10-5 ; Alien (Lenh) Crass, rural Port-: | they no longer earnestly study of Mrs. Gertrude Ru&ine, on home of Mra Wm/McAllister. 8. 24.5 00 will be voted on Nov. 8. USATCA First Platoon By Mra. Glendon Curtis land, and Mrs. Edgar (Roea> : . I '<• I think the most often talked I civic affair* because they grow Fort Knox. Ky. 40121 Nov. 3 al r.TO.-u... Sunfield, ouimwiu. and —w,Thursday, ------------ -----------------:30 pm. Broadway. Mra George Greybtel » w. *>**4w<* 381-UIJ Flcetham. two MUcaUaaiou* about is the price of the pro- j ured of walling for their chance The Child Study Club met at brothers. Henry Beland of Lake Roll call will be a verae of and Mra. Glen Brower will asto *"•* vole they de­ 8P/4 Neal E. Wilkins, posed site which to many seems ,n “ and ,h »v lose *their h"lr '*'•U» Ukw. ta». TKurar Tt°m“ 01 ***■ *****___________________ mtU»l»»M» RA16807716 H. II. B.. rather exhorbitant. Any site now- sire. 1/16 ARTY, 2 A.D. picked for a new Jail will have Another argument of those for a Hallowecq party. The No- , Fort Hood. Texas, 76546 a high price tag. However, tiie who are against the proposal is vember meeting will be the field question has been asked me. that teenagers are irresponsible Sgt. Bernie Elliott, son of Mr. trip. They will meet at the home "Why should tiie County con­ and too easily swayed. However, a ricA Mra. Bert Elliott. 109 E. sider 836.000 a fair price for six unlike their elders who are moreiand ! dercs of land which the City has apt to vote for the political party Blair, b In Korea. His birthday go to Lansing to attend a Holl- ■ .J.'.n 00 on the tax rolls for only 81AD0 than the vcandidate, —.—.. .. 18 — to 20 year day Foods Demonstration ut the) M*iDt*n*ac« Sgt. Bernie E. Elliott, .350.43 which 1s the assessed valuation olds, not having fallen into tills taraitock 8*1* RA55557842 Bravo Btry, Consumers Power Company on for the whole parcel of land?" I state of mind, art- more likely Fair BappUu Willow Street. Reservations must 1* ......... could not give a satisfactory an- -to consider ------ — the individual can­ FrtaU nn Book APO San Franeteco, Calif. swer to this question. be made with thc calling com­ didate’s quallflcaUona for a cer­ 96207 ■ As to the reason for relocat­ tain office. ' mittee before Nov. 2. . in’ 1 -ranlnsu ing the jail I could say there are A population abstract of the Saturday. Oct. 15. visitors with PvL Christopher D. Holl many good reasons for so doing, U 8. estimate* that by 1970 there Mra. Clunena Schalbly and Mrs. U. 8. 54953112 such as room for expansion, will be 11.000,000 Americans who Hlldreu 11esterly were Mr. and 46lh GS GP (DS) HHC parking and to make room for will fall into the bracket of the Mra. Chet Hesterly of Lake Fort Devena, Maaa.. 01433 future county otTlce apace al the 10 w y „ r ulUi . 11Uil ,„ lluul . v 18 to 20 year olds. That amount Courthouse. I. too. believed ot । colll(j ,WByed any election Lindon E Daniels, a Woodland Ed Rcnflow from Houston. Mo. first that I ’in .... Uiat it would uoud be possible to to: ...­ this century to the other — can build at the present site until I ]didate with tbe exception of thc High graduate and san of Mr. On Saturday, Oct. 22, Mr. and did some measuring and so con- Johnson-Goldwater battle. That and Mra. Lealle Daniels of Carl­ Mra. Eugene Blair, and family ton Center, la now in the Phllipvlnced myself of the need for re- many । people with a knowledge I pines. Hb wife, the former Rev. Lowell Dimas wa* a caller. I locating tire jail elsewhere, and of , governmental principles de­ Carolyn Hewitt, and daughter Bunday guesta were Mra. Heroic as a member of the Citizens- ,serve the right to be counted. i Renee, ore staying with ..„ her Tewksbury. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Commute for study of the is­ sue; 1 endorsed Uris pul of our | In thc 1964 elections scarcely j folks. Mr. and Mra Harold He60'1 of the eligible voters turned i w|u at 235 W. MarshiUL undon’8 Masterly. EXPERIENCED recommendations. out at thc polb. Even a smaller address is: I feel that the whole program The Lions Club will once again .00 - - • • CootrtkoUoni "j has been raUier badly presented percentage of the 21 year olds | ------sponsor a Halloween party. The UNDERSTANDING exercised their balloting prlvlAF 16673456 — tnto tiie Uie voters votersofof thr Uteenuntv county and and parade will start al tiie Drug Find Mobile Comm. GP ASCF ' more concrete plans should have leges. Eighteen year olds defi­ i, ua .. .sizo.oo ' been shown to the people. Many nitely have a curiosity and desire CAPABLE boys and girls will march to the 96274 have asked me what the plans. about , , .voicing their government-1 . .... ball park where judging will be al c choice. They were and who did the esUnuiting ■' *j!;, l,u. c^’ T !le>' ore eager to Iul- I1 * * " held, fur prizes. Everyone par| of costs and dimensions. I had JIU their rcsponsiblhty. Given | Navy Hcrarve Ensign Thomas tlclputing will receive something. to answer that I did not know pn.Y‘lc*° >.ear I L- Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Now Probate Judge of Eaton County cither. It’s rather odd when blds ■ p1^!, *'111 5 1(\ °*der genera-1 Homer C. Bauchman of 1663 Following Uw judging tlicre will | be cider and diftighnute for are asked for to build lhe Jail, i Uo» °’at 41*? d“‘‘“vc n,e p,,<,,' I Wall Luke Road. R5 Hastings, te (1965 TO PRESENT TIME! ! many contractors will be asked. respect in their government training with Training Squadron1 even-one around the bonfire. Tiie Vikings have brought but when Uie plans ore being 10 “>ls Privilege beneficially. 1VTt-30 based at the Naval Air; By Mrt. Lloyd Owen made, only one firm of archlby Nancy Wertmon, («>•-*• — Corpus -------- «._»-*• ] Station Christi,w._ Tex. ..At vlcUiry to tiie .-chool fw two 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte ! the completion of the primary weeks now. I would lx- nice it tecta are considered. I have proDelton HA Senior . tl»ey could make it three I six vlclor- week course on airborne (FROM 1954 TO 19651. Mra. Eunice Barcroft from : posed two other firms, but os I I navigation, he ‘will receive 15, tea in a row and win over St. . hours o! flight support lectures( Joluu m tiie homecoming Friday . Thctclasacs are all busy working! j and 56 hours of In flight train Mrs. Lloyd- Owen..accompanied p ,^.vcr k-.u..------- .----19 Years Practicing Attorney j mg. Prior to reporting to this( an their float, for lhe homcbeen told by members Mra. Barcroft to Delton to visit * By Mra. Sylvan Tagg ' squadron he was designated b, earning parade. Tills will leave of thc Board of Supervisors that I lie Cliffonl Kahlers and they in thc proposed cost figure a | I Naval Aviator and received hb accompanied the Kahlers to sum of 810,000 was Included for 1. ■ "Wings of Gold." Upon comple- Charlotte Nov. 4. * The United Past President Michigan Municipal Crensey to visit Mr. Mid. Mr?. demolition of the old Jail and Ono fourth of the SI.000 goal I Uon of Hie navigation syllabus. Fund drive schoulii now be com­ Charlie Kahlera —— -- Bauman. ------------- The — , -----,1125,000 to dear tiie buildings from 1 1 sec tor tiie community drive for ' he will be assigned to a Fleet pleted. The board will meet one Judges' Association and Baumans arc to leave for. lhc ncw aiu, Now j rccall whcn Freeport has been met. Tins la ■ Squadron or to another school night soon to see how far over Florida. * Mr. and Mra Lloyd |thc oW ttttrd was tiie first week of the campaign. ‘ where he will specialize in avl-jthe goal we went. There &tll) u; Owen attended Uie turkey din-1 torn down n rKlulre<i only three Don’t forget to give generously I uUon duties. jno one to lake over thc chair- ’ ncr in South EUB Church In hours- Uinc of B crMne p, level i when your local solicitor —1 Put an Experienced Judge on the Job •------ •— —----------- --------Dunham District Saturday. *, lt rca(jy Ior hauling away. I’m at your home. I , OtInner lias served for two years Mr. and Mra. Karol Owen and 1 surc uie buildings on tiie pro77ic Freeport OES Chapter of- 1 PIpAUnnt VallpV 40 11 ahouUl *» up ,o 6onu,’nc three children, from Algonquin kposedj site could •be — ■burned --------- •-----1 R-UbUIll VUHLJ |el- next year. U you arc In­ very fleers for 1966-67 are: called at Lloyd Owens’ Sunday. easily and for a much lower . ! tentted in this job or have not An open inttalUtlon will be lty Ethel Blank Mr. and Mra. Livingston and price. If these figures are true S 491-1 .. | mud* your donation yet. con­ ran. John, from Detroit spent and the rest ot the estimated held Saturday evening. Nov. 5. R2 CUtkiviii* The WMA regular all day tact Mrs Othmer. * Tin’ Senior FOR EATON & BARRY COUNTIES Sunday and Monday of last week cast is comparable then perhaps for lhe newly elective and appotnUve officers. Tl)e appointed mccllnK Bt 5^ owu Bawdy’s Methodist Youth Fellowship more study te necessary. members have invited lhe youth NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE Thursday, Oct 13. was atMr. and Mra. IX-an Selleck and The cost of boarding prisoners Officers arc as follows; Chaplain^ of thc community to join them in boys from McOmbcr called at nt the Eaton County bastlle has Benile Llghtfool; marshal. Carol tended by the m-inU working u Halloween party. They will Howard Moores’ Thursday. * often been cited as a need for Stuart; organist, Thelma Geiger; ^roup making garments and meet at thc church at 7 p.m. fur Vo|e November 8th Adah. Juanita Yargcr; Ruth. f[rr Uw annual bazaar Mra. Ira Tobias and Mrs. Howard speedy construction of our own w^th a ham supper a hayride. Hostetler from Weeks District jail. However, this cost is mis­ Harriett Redbum; Esttk-r, Dura- 1 lo leading as It will coat just os thy Oronewoid; Martha, Marlene on Friday, Nov. 4. Tlwre will be called at Will thirds Saturday. Electa. Pat Dutcher; jtincy work, clothing baked goods. much to feed the prisoners here Main; ns In Eaton County. No separa­ Warder. Neva Smelker; sentinel,.1 etc. at the display tables. This "We're As Near As Your Telephone" ; te to be iwld at the parsonage tion has been made of only the Charles Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Mingus feUowthlp hall near the church cost of a •’room" In the Char­ lotte Jal). The transportation of of Ann Arbor visited her mother. on wrncr of Bell road and By Ruth Peterman prisoners Is also mentioned but Mra. Ruth Bleam Sunday. They Thompson M-50. * A waste paagain only the mileage and ve­ were Sunday luncheon guests of per drlvc u ln progress and will ready for a truck to pick up hicle cost enters Into the que.s- Mr. and Mra. Howell Newton. * tion as n It nos has oecn been siareo stated that John aumiia Adams and 0[ nt about ab.>ut oct. Oct 38th. 28th. These These proproMr. and Mra. John Waldren!, cion uiai Mr. and Mra. uunu and family attended thc funeral the extra deputies hired for thb Kun of Akron. Ohio, wen- Thun>- JtcU nrc ..ponrared by .the local Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference of in* brother. Homer Waldron, purpose will lx- retained after day supper gucste ot Mr. and Women's Missionary Society to Mrs. Cecil Olcr. W Mr. and Mra. rllLie funds. of rural Mulliken nt thc Bark­ the jail te built. er Funeral Home in Mulliken I believe Burry County should Harold Bugbce ot Hickory CorMr. und Mra. Emery Benedict nave a jail and nnci Ii hope nope some of oi 1 ner.i ner.s sepnt sepra Monday Mono with Mrs. „f Greenville were to see licr licit Monday. * The Lakeside have Barracks meet* al thc Lakewood the above questions that are re- Carrie Reploglc. mother. Mra Vera Geiger. Sun~ . Automobile & Machinery Junior High School cafeteria pentcdly brought to my atten-1 John DeWccrd ras taken to j Ocl. 16. * Mr. and Mrs ------- ------------ --KEYS DUPLICATED while you " “ " Hospital‘ THnr««»v Thursday. w * j-’joyji Necb and mother. Mrs. Appliance & Genetol Rcpou, Ro|)oir Monday. Oct 24 with potluck tton can be classified so that the Pennock Concrete Product* supper ut 7. A Mr. and Mra. voters on Nov. 8 can vote intelll- i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miner and Etna Nceb attended the double at Jefferson. Hie Rev. and Mra. Donald Hoff- funeral of Lyle Birman and Rus­ . Orlcy Hulliberger received word RenU>Ed McPharlln 1 man of New York were haste for sell Birman, who met with an Oct. 14 of tile birth of their first I their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mll- air pltuic accident In Canada WATCH AND DIAMOND RING C0MpL£TE AUTO GLASS SERVgrandchild. A 7 pound, four oz. GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXdaughter. Elizabeth Ann. was REPAIR — Expert wotkmanship R2 Delton. Mich. ! ton Miner ut lhe famous Mama while hunting The service was ICE—First class work. Call WI Leon’s and al the Broadway bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phone WI 5-2123. Oct. 24. 1966 Theatre production of "Phlla- held ut Rockford Oct. 17. The 5-5085. Burkey Sales and ScrvLathrop. < Nonna Hulliberger) of mother of the men was tire for­ lhe Editor: St. Phone WI 5-5316. ---------------------'dclphln Here I Come." in ccle- mer Beatrice Nceb. a native ot lhe Brethren Navajo Mission at To reau Service*. M37 So.. WI 5 ­ On Nov 8. Michigan voters , bration of their 40th wedding Counselor. N. M.. where both arc Clarksville. will be asked to decide whether , anniversary Sept. 20. 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND employed. -» Mrs. -»ua. Erhcl c-nrci Blunk oinna called uiuni U> u> mc sev AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Mr. and Mrs Forrest Allerdlng 18 year olds should have the I Mcmber» of lite Freeport OES Mrs. Grate Hamblin wiulc in j CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— •---------------------AND CARPET REPAIR — HasCo. Home office 822 S. Benton. of Byron Center were Friday privilege to vote. There ue sey- who participated in memorial Hostings and was a---------------------dinner guest Repairs and sharpening -Saw' er ?'. l?*r n on , U ^ service for Ada M Burge, a life Phene WI 5-5412. Plant. W. visitors of Mr. and Mra. Harley of Mra. Glcnms Maxon. * Mrs. subject and the opinions of all , mfrober of the Freeport OES al parts and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ State Rd Phone WI 5-2123. State. WF-S.-5H98tadel. Mra. Roy Roberts of yarrM*«all> Perhap. 1 . time Um> Larry Poll and children of Hus­ ^ na>1 ,, Wpd . Nashville was n Saturday caller. for teenagers to state their views the Roth Funeral Home Wed- tings ___ and______ the L. J. Mote family ICE —24 hour Service Ibleck uesdny evening. Mrs. Frank' w ere Sunday. * Mr, and Mra Bernard Thomas Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. -ere Sunday. Oct. Oct IS. 10 lunchlunch .WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Why Is the voting age now set nf Mr. Kir and nnzi Mra. Mrx Herman Horinnti and Mr. and Mrs Altoh Manley at 21? It Is merely an arbitrary Dutcher. Mra. Harriett Rcdbum., nuesU of Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. Guaranteed workmanship Alio attended the Retired Teachers figure. Qur ancestors once felt Mrs. Juanita Yargcr, Mra. Rich- Miller. Miscellanoous Mr and Mra Dean Geiger and I all kind* of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, meeting at Crystal. Wednesday. that u person was mature and ard Durkee. Mra Pete Smelker. Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 intelligent enough at that age tn Mr. and Mra. Bernie Lightfoot ..family. Mra. Luella Stahl and > -• — —«- •from -------- this mlly wew Sunday dinner guests accept his duty to vote. Four Mr. and Mra. Milton Buehler. | Mra. — CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Ethel Blank, Mra Bernice Gunn of Scbewa slates In our upion picked their Mra. Robert Newton and Mra. area were among the number HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED WI 5-5176. ^unday Mr. and Mra. Bernard voting ages at other level*. 18. Pauline Bryant of Alto. who attended the fellowship din­ Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEtWkmas were nt Flint visiting 19 and 20. Now some political Mrs. Don Cullen and children. ner Bunday. Oct. 18th at Calvary GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP — All TER — Raw wood or finished rods. Installation and Hanging. w ran. Douglas, and family. people have felt that 18 b ma- Mra. Betty Goldai, Mra. Jim Brethren Church at Logan and Williams and children. Kirk the special service of Ordination Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES ol tracCampbell, Mra Robert Blough appliancci. Cali 945-2317. . W. Mill. tor of this church. A numlier of Hoover attended the Torch their relative* from Ohio were In Light ceremonies of the Boy attendance including his aged fa­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARJelferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plu* specialScouts Saturday night. * Mr. ther. Several from upper Mich­ Rodio, Television Repairing ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone WI and Mrs. Marvin Patrick spent igan including Rev. Earl F^ndrr5-5052. more Jeweler. 102 E. Slate St., burg and their family from'near Bowman near Ha.'iUngs. * Mr. Iron Mountain. Many came from Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Phone 945-5316. MEMORIAL MONUMENTS and Mrs. George Estep were Sun- a distance for this afternoon SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND OF DISTINCTION LAWN MOWER REPAIR — AuKenneth Moore at Logan. * Mr. Business Services Offered SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, Agency for Mi. and Mrs. Donald Kauff­ thorixed Dealer for Wheel Horm Lawrence Brothen and Mra. Adon Myers of Grand man and boys took a load of ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Ed a»J Chaile* Rapids were Saturday visitors of children, Sunday. Oct 16. to Mr and Mra. Karl Tuttle and Baa. Pko>< WI J-IOXJ—WI 5-8011 Grand Rapids to lire “Children’* E. L. Carpenter Hardware. Mr. and Mra Clair Clum. * Ray Bible Hour" at Civic auditorium PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Waler and supplies. Kelley Electric OTIlaa WI 5-4100 Seese and Joiui Krebs enjoyed * Wendall Kauffman accom­ ROBEKT W. STACK. Owner System*. Sold, installed, serviced. Service, 524 M.ddicvilla Rd.. TV’S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ WE REPAIR radio and record hunting in the Luther oral Fri­ ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Phone WI 512700 after 5 p.m.. Natl Saak BM*. Fbaea WI 8-8*72 day * Mr. and Mra. PhiUlp panied hte grandparents. Mr and players (STEREO and HI-FI I. Mra. Glenn 8, Kauffman tn In­ Mutic Center. 138 W. State. 5381. Stat* Farm Insurance diana over the Oct. 15th week­ Phone 945-4284. Friday evening visitors of Mr. end/* Mr. and Mrs. Dale Zook All Forint of AUTO — FIRE and family and thc Dale KauffBONDS Inturanca and Bondi Oct. s 12th and surprised their Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to ba Lilted in Swanson Insurance Beeee attended lhe 50th wed- father, Norman. tn his birthday JERRY ANDRUS ding anniversary open hooae for * The’Drrey Partis family wer Woodland NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for N Circuit Judge G Eaton & Barry Counties u s Mac LEOD East Doud Freeport ANGUS Mac LEOD lor CIRCUIT JUDGE Lake Odessa “ SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Business Directory 57 STACK 7546 12S I. MkhifM Ara. . tMtaa WI l-JMI-ta WI S-fTlI IKWIS^Ml HWIMIIfe. at ClvtandUa, David -Patrick*. ’* Thia Weekly Service ond Repair Guido �<1 PUBLIC FORUM £ Rites Thursday [| For Mrs. White Of Lake Odessa Mail Call News Notes R8. Box 908i lure enough. That b why the age Pfc. Leonard Campbell BatUe Creek. Mich. reducUon proposal has arisen. 55192566 II.H Q. Co. UL Bn. October 72. 1966 The quesUon has come up: 7 th Cav. I Air Mobile) how can IB year olds feel they ny The editorial I read In thb1 are qualified to vote? The 18 week's (Oct 20) copy of The year olds' answer b that vlr- Glenn Campbell. R1 Dowling. tin HasUngs Banner haa prompted tually every high school in me to again subscribe to •The Michigan has some form of L/CPL Ronald J. Nottingham Banner." study In governmental and civic 217M45 U.8.M.C. I hope Uiat all who read the aflaira. High schoolers study the Fu/ce Logistic* Support GroapBravo. TRUCK Co.-Heavy editorial will take heed, study 1A51IC5 and circumstances aflectcandidates and Issues and exer­ tng each election with interest FPO San Francisco. Calif. 96602 cise their right by going lo the and curiosity. At the time of He Is In Chu-Lal. polls"DQNovjmber 8. November election! lhe 18 year A chect'for M 00 for one year's olds will have been out of school subscription to The Banner b and away from their government Richard Varney 8N 771 8835 enclosed. textbooks for a few short ORW Box 88 Yours truly. months. The 21 year olds have Mllderd M. Hayden He Is in the Philippine*. passed Uirce or four years since their last organized study ot gov­ ernment, pollUcs and candidate PFC William Varney To the Editor: US 65-002-105 requirements. . Dur 11$; that time In my work about the county Co. B 68lh Signal Battalion I meet many people and quite a It b only logical that they will APO New York 09035 .00 .00 number of them have been ask­ have lost a great deal of their He b In Germany. Richard .00 ing my opinion of the jail prop­ concern which prevailed during and William are sons of Mr. and high school studies. They have osition. also freely expressing .00 lost It because they have not Mrs Merle Varney. R2 NashvillB. .50 their own thoughts, so in fair­ been allowed a voice in the gov­ Michigan. ness to these persons I feel compelled to write a few lines, eminent they had so zcalously Pvt. Richard L. Brower regarding this proposition which mvesllgated. As Uie years pass U854957892 D-10-5 ||.— they , — no — longer »—-----------camesUy - -----study USATCA Ftrxl Platoon .00 will be voted on NoA 8. .00 I think the most dften talked;civic affair* because they grow Fort Knox. Ky. 40121 about Is the price of the pro- tired of waiting for their chance posed site which to many seems1 to vote and they lose their deSP/4 Neal E. WUklns, RA16807716 II. II. B., rather exhorbitant. Any site now sire, 1/16 ARTY, 3 A.D. picked for a new Jail wlU have) Another argument of those a u high price puu; tag. WM. However, Uie uic (who ; WHO are BIC against aguiiui Uie uie proposal prujruMic Is so question has been asked me, um teenagers are irresponsible Sgt. Bernie Elliott, son of Mr. "Why should the County con- and too easily swayed. However, aider >36,000 a fair price tar six | unlike Uielr elders who arc more and Mra. Bert EllloU. 100 E. acres of land which the City has upt u> vote for Uie political party Blair, is In Korea. HU birthday ~.it. for «.,i„ «i xnn [han U1(? gamjjdatc. 18 to 20 year b Nov. 21. His address Is: on the tax rolls only >1.500 Sgt. Bernie E. Elliott. which is lhe assessed valuation olds, not having fallen into thb RA55557842 Bravo Btry, for Uie whole parcel of land?" I state of mind, are more likely could not give a satisfactory an­ to consider thc individual can­ APO San Francisco, Calif. swer to this question. didate's qualifications for a cer­ 96207 As to the reason for relocat­ tain olHce. । ing the Jail I could say there are A population abstract of the Pvt Christopher I). Hall many good reasons for so doing, U 8. estimates Uiat by 1970 there U. 8. 54953112 such as room for expansion, will be 11,000,000 Americans who 46th GS GP (D8) HHC parking and to make room for will fall Into Uie bracket of the future county office space at Uie 18 to 20 year olds. That amount Courthouse. I. too. believed at could have swayed |any election Llndon E Daniels, a Woodland flrat that it would be possible to in Ulis century to the other can­ High graduate and son of Mr. build al Uie presen? site until I -SO did some measuring and so con­ didate with Uie exception of the and Mrs. Leslie Daniels of Carl­ Johnson-Goldwater battle. That ton Center, la now in the Phlilpvinced myself of Uie need for re­ many people with a knowledge _ --------- --i puira, w 11wife, c, me iwutci I pinesiiuHb the farmer locating- lhe Jail elsewhere, and of governmental principles de- Carolyn Hewitt, sad daughter as a member of the Citizens' serve the right to be counted. Renee, are staying with her Commute for study of lhe isIn Uie 1064 elecUona scarcely i folks. Mr. and Mra Harold Heol the eligible voters turned fwiu at 235 w. mammu. undent recommendations. I feel that the whole program out at Uie polls. Even a smaller! address is: ----■ Lindon — E. Daniels, has been raUicr badly prpMHtted percentage of the 21 year oldsL S.Sgt. exercised their balloting prlvi-1 AF 16673456 to Uie voters of lhe county and Find Mobile Comm. GP ASCF more concrete plans should have leges. Eighteen year olds defi­ nitely have a curiosity and desire I Box 830 APO San Francisco, .00 hl™ me'".'p'u.” . »}»“< u'“ 96374 .nd who did ihe e.ulh.lIM i ,Tn’> of costs and dimensions. I had responsibility. G**®” | Navy Reserve Ensign Thomas to answer Uiat 1 did not know । “.'7PflYilfRo----lo ------------------vote, the 19 * year —i( L. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. olds will show the older genera- Homer c Bauchman of 1663 HasUngs. is are asked for to build the jail, Uon Umt Uiey do have the pride | WnH uke many contractors will be asked, und respect in their government lra|nin#. w|th Training Squadron nt tllr. Naval Alr but when the plans ore being to use this privilege beneficially.yr,.M .... by .. Nancy -------------Wertman. • [Station CorpUH Christi. Tex. At made, only one firm of archi­ Delton HS Senior 'the completion oft thc primary tects arc considered. I have pro­ ! six - week course on airborne posed two other firms, but as 1 navigation, he will receive 15 thc tar as I know neither have been hours ot flight support lectures asked to even make preliminary ' and 56 hours ot in flight trainplans for us. । ing. Prior to reporting to this I have been told by members By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg squadron he was designated a of Uie Board of SiipcrvLwrs Uiat ' Naval Aviator and received hls In the proposed cost figure a I "Wings of Gold " Upon complesum ot >10.000 was included tor Ono fourth of thc $1,000 goal tion ot the navigation syllabus, demolition of the old Jail and >25.000 to dear the buildings from set for Uic community drive for' he will be assigned to a Fleet been met.-------TlUs— is Squadron or to another school thc new site Now. I recall when Frvcjxxt . - •lias —---------------— where he will specialize In uvlthc old second ward school was jI.,.tiie — first. — week _ of ---------------the campaign, tom down. It required only three ! Don't forget to give generously aUon jiplles. hours' lime of a crane lo level (when your local solicitor calls it ready for hauling away. I'm | at your home, sure Uie buildings on the pro-1 OES Chapter ofposed site could be burned very nct.re for . ............... .... easily ahri and TAt* for na mtirh much Inuar lower An open installation will be l/y Mrt. Ethel Blank ’ price. If these figures are true held Saturday evening, Not. 5. *2 Chfluvllto 491-3434 and Uie rest of the estimated The WMA regular nil day cost is comparable then perhaps polnllve officers Thc appointed meeting at Mra. Doris Bawdy's more study Is necessary. officers arc as follows. Chaplain, home Thursday. OcL 13. was at­ Thc cost of boarding prisoners at Uie Eaton County bastile has Bernie Llghlfout; marshal, Carol tended by the usual working Stuart, organist, Thelma Geiger; group making garments and often been cited as a need for speedy construction of our own Adah, Juanita Yargcr. Ruth, articles fur tiie annual bazaar Harriett Rcdburn; Esther. Doro­ to be held with a liam supper let jail. However, this cost is mis­ leading as it will cost just ns thy Oronewold; Martha. Marlene on Friday. Nov. 4. There will bo Electa, Pat Dutcher; fancy work, clothing baked goods, much lo feed thc prisoners here Main; as In Eaton County. No separa­ Warder. Neva Smclkcr; sentinel,, etc. ut the display tables. This tion has been made of only the Charles Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Mingus fellowship hall near the church cost of a "room" in the Char­ lotte jail. The transportation of of Ann Arbor visited her mother. on corner of Bell road and prisoners is also mentioned but Mrs. Ruth Bicam Sunday. They Thompson M-50. * A waste paagain only the mileage and ve­ were Sunday luncheon guests of hicle coat enters Into lhe ques­ Mr. and Mrs. Howell Newton. * be ready for a truck to pick up en tion as It has been stated Uiat Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and at about Oct. 28th. These pro­ the extra deputies hired for thb Kim of Akron, Ohio, were Thurs­ ject.* are sponsored by the local purpose will be retained utter day supper gurau o! Mr. and । Women's Misalotuixy Society to Mra. Cecil Olcr. * Mr. and Mrs. i raise funds. the jail b built. I believe Barry County should Harold Bugbee of Hickory Cor­ Mr. und Mra Emery Benedict have a jail and I hope some of ner.-, sepnt Monday with Mra. of Greenville were to see her the above questions that arc re­ Carrie Replogle. motlicr. Mra Vera Geiger. Sun­ peatedly brought to my atten­ Jolin DcWecrd was taken to day, Oct. 16. * Mr. and Mrs. tion can be claaalflcd so that thc Pennock Hospital Thursday. * Floyd Nceb and motlicr. Mra. voters on Nov. 8 can vote Intelli­ Mr. and Mrs. Jock Miner and । Erna Nceb attendad the double rise Rev. and Mra. Donald Hoff -| funeral of Lyle Birman and Rus­ gently. Ed McPharlln sell Birman, who met with an their parentis. Mr. and Mra. Mil­ air plane accident In Canada R2 Delton. Mich tun Miner at the famous Mama while hunting. Thc service was Linns and al the Broadway held nt Rockford Oct. I". The Oct. 24. 1966 Theatre production of "Phila­ mother of the men was thc for­ To lhe Editor: delphia Mere 1 Come." in cele­ mer Beatrice Nceb. a native of ire I On Nov. 8. Michigan voters bration nf lheir 40th wedding Clarksville. will be asked U> decide whether utuilversuy Sept. 30. Mrs Ethel Blank called to see 18 year olds should have the Members of thc Freeport OES privilege to vote. There arc sev­ who participated in memorial Mrs Grace Hamblin while in eral stands to be taken on thb services for Ada M. Burge, a life Hastings and was a dinner guest I of Mra. Gleneas Maxan. * Mrs. subject and the opinions of all vary greatly. Perhaps it's time the Roth Funeral Home Wed­ Larry Poll and ciuldren of Has­ for teenagers to state their views nesday evening. Mra. Frank tings and thc L. J. Mole family were Sunday. Oct. 16. lunch | Why b the voting age now set *y at 51? It Is merely an arbitrary Dutcher. Mrs. Harriett Rcdburn. guests of Mi-.-and Mra. Herman Mra Juanita Yaeger. Mrs. Rich­ figure. Our ancestors once felt ard Durkee. Mrs Pete Smelker. Mr. lind Mra Dean Geiger and that a person was mature and intelligent enough at that age to Mr and Mra. Bernie Lightfoot., । family. Mrs. Luella Stahl and accept hb duty to ^ote. Four Mr. and Mrs. Milton Buehler. Mra. Ethel Blank, from thLs states-in our union-picked their Mra. Robert Newton a*d Mra. area were among tbe number '■■■■• who attended tbe fellowship din­ voting ages at other leveb. 18. Pauline Bryant of Alto. Mrs. Don Cullen and children. ner Sunday. Oct. 18th at Calvary IV and 19 MXIU 20. HUW Now WlUt some political people have felt that 18 is ma- Mrs. Betty Golden. Mrs. Jim Williams and children. Kirk thc special service of Ordination Campbell, Mrs. Robert Blough and children and Mrs. Charles tor of this church. A number of Hoover attended tbe Torch their relative* from Ohio were In Light ceremonies of thc Boy attendance including hb aged fa­ Scouts Saturday night. * Mr. ther. Several from upper Mich­ and Mra. Marvin Patrick spent igan including Rev. Earl Funder­ Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Jack burg und tiuir family from near Bowman near HaMlnga. * Mr. Iron Mountain. Many came from and Mrs. George Estep were Sun- a distance for this afternoon Freeport Pleasant Valley Directory rs SHERWOOD-STACK 3 Kenneth Moore at Logan * Mr. and Mra. Adon Myers of Grand Rapids were Saturday visitors of Mr and Mra Karl Tuttle and Mr. and Atra Clair Clum. * Ray 8crae and John Krebs enjoyed ROBEBT W. STACK. Owner hunting tn the Luther area Fri­ Mart Bask BMg. PBmm WI f->«73 day a Mr. and Mra. Phillip Agency for INSURANCE All Form* of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Calendar of Spacial Evant* HARVEST FESTIVAL. OcL 22 HARVEST FESTIVAL. Brad­ ley Hall in Bradley Saturday. Oct 22. 11 am to 11 pm- Lunch , iclder i. baked goods, produce, gifts, new and old merchandise. Come and browse. Program HW.iA featuring sweet Adeline*' At Kalamazoo. Free - will ottering. Sponsored by Organic Soil and Health Builders. . , Gladys L White. 56. of 935 Sixth Ave. Lake Odcaaa. will be held thb Thursday at 1:30 pm. at the Pickens Chapel. I^tkc Oclresa Rov. Lumer Brokaw will offielate. Interment in Sunfield Cemetery. White died Tuenday She was bom July 2. IBIO, in Loda. UL. daughter of Henry and Roaa i Cogswell i Beland und moved when a snail child to At Eglln Field—Airman 3/C Da­ Going lo Vietnam — Willard J. the Sunfield area. Bennett. Jr.. 22, a lance corporal vid C. Bennett, 19. reported for in Uie Marines, is to complete a duty at Eglln AFB in Florida on refresher course at the field field High School and married Oct. 17. He b serving with lhe medical school al Camp Lejeune. Ralph White on Sept. 14. 1929. . 40th Tactical Fighter Squadron N-C. on Nov. 4. He is scheduled They moved to Lake Odessa 18 and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. to jet to Okinawa and Japan and Willard Bennett of 7493 Barrythen on to Vietnam, arriving Surviving ore her husband: one vllle Road. Nashville. daughter. Mra Robert (Evciyni Walsh, of Ionia; her mother, Mrs. Rosa Beland. Lake Odessa, two Members of thc Carlton Cengrandchlldren; two sisters. Mra. Ur WSCS will meet at the home Alien Alim (taunt lUalu urous. crow, rural nuwl runr«t-io, OCTt„a„ RuM„, „„ By Met. Glendon Curtia land, and Mrs. Edgar <Rosa> and• two 149 W. Bmjdwar T 167-3S13 . Flcettuun. Sunfield, ---•— I Thursday. Nov. 3 at 1:30 p.m. Henry Beland of Lake | Roll call will be a verse of Thc Child Study Club met at brothers. L. —- --------------- --------------—---------. Thanksgiving. tbe THkcmeycr home Thur^F “““ ““ "OU Woodland Halloween party. The November meeting will be thc field trip. They will meet at the home go to Lansing to attend* a Holi­ day Foods Demonstration ut the Consumers Power Company on Willow SOW.. Reservations must be made with the calling com­ mittee before Nov. 2. . Saturday. Oct. 15. visitors with Mra. Clunena Schalbly and Mrs. Hlldreu Hesterly were Mr. and Mra. Chet Hesterly of Lake Ed Rcnflow from Houston. Mo. On Saturday. Oct. 22. Mr. und Mrs. Eugene Blair, and family were evening dinner guests. * Rev. Lowell Dimes was a caller. Bunday guests were Mra. Hercie Tewksbury. Mr. and Mra. Clifford Tkxuley, Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert HBBtorly. The Lions Club will once again spon&or a Halloween party. Tile .parade will start at tl*c Drug CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY Chicken Dinner Sunday. Oct. 30. at Hickory Comers Legion Club. 12 noon. Proceeds for 1967 TURKEY SUPPER, Nov. 5 Turkey Supper. Nov. 5, 5 to 7:30 pm. at Woodland Metho­ dist Church. Some baked goods and bazaar Items will also be for Emmanuel Guild To Meet * Emmanuel Guild mecU Wed­ nesday. Nov. 2. at 2 pm, at the home of Mra Wm McAllister. 8. Broadway Mra. George Greybiel , and Mrs. Glen Brower will as­ slst thc hootens NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for N Circuit Judge Eaton & Barry Counties u s EXPERIENCED UNDERSTANDING Mac LEOD boys and girLi will march to Um: tmll park where judging will be | held fur prizes. Everyone pox- j tlcipatlng will receive something. Following the judging tlierc will | be elder and doughnuts for everyone around thc bonfltc. । The Vikings -liave brought victory to the school for two week.-, now. I would lx- nice if they could make it three victor­ ies in a row and win over St. Joiuu in the homecoming Friday. TheKlosees ore all busy working | on their floats for the home­ coming parade. This will leave cm- game for thc season at Charlotte Nov. 4. * Thc United Fund drive ochould now be com­ pleted. Thc board will meet one CAPABLE ) Now Probate Judge of Eaton County (1965 TO PRESENT TIME) 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte (FROM 1954 TO 1965) ---------- , 19 Years Practicing Attorney Past President Michigan Municipal Judges' Association the goal wo went. There Still is no one to take over thc chair­ man Job for next year. Mrs. Oiluner has served for two years so it should be up to someone else next year. If you are Intenated In thb Job or liave not made your donation yet, con­ tact Mrs OUuner. * Tlx- Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship members liave invited the youth of thc community to join them in a Halloween party They will meet at thc church at 7 p.m. for a liayride. Put an Experienced Judge on the Job 0 ANGUS Mac LEOD fot CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR EATON & BARRY COUNTIES NON-PARTISAXCANDIDATE Vote November 8th "We're As Near As Your Telephone" -w? SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Automobile & Machinery Appliance & General Repair Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Products WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Barry County Ready Mix Co. REPAIR-—Expert workmanship ICE—First class work. Call WI ING done at’/he farm according Phone WI 5-2123. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State 5-5085, Burkey Sales and Serv­ St. Phone WI 5-5316.. ice. 218 N, Jefferson. reau Services. M37 So., WI 5­ 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel AND CARPET REPAIR -- Has­ Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Repair* and sharpening Saw tings Floor Covering, 123 W. parts and supplies. McCulloch State Rd Phone WI 5-2123. State. WI 5-5113. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ and Pioneer. Francisco Farm ICE — 24 hour Service (black Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. ■and white). Jacobi Prescription WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. Guaranteed workmanship. Alio Miscellaneous all kind* of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Engraving. Miller Jeweler*. 1 18 Recorcd Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — W. State St. ice. 218 N. Jafferson. Plwne HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED WI 5-5176. * Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CENGAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All rods. Installation and Hanging. waiber*. dryers and un»ll homo Bcverwyk’s Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ 221 W. Mill. appliance*. Call 945-2317. ■ tor*. machinery and chain saws VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, part*, hove* and . bag* for all makes. Authorized Hoover Sales and Service. Stcury Electric, 222 S. Jollcrwn. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plu* spectalRodio, Televitioa Repokinj ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone WI 5-5052. more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND LAWN MOWER REPAIR—Au­ Buiinet* Services Offered SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, Mr. and Mra. Donald Kauff­ thorized Dealer for Wheel Horn man and boys took a load ot ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Tractor and Lawn Boy Mower*. year on Setchai I-Carlton Color. children. Bunday. Oct. 16. Io E. L Carpenter Hardware. Grand Rapids to the "Children s PUMP SERVICE—St!-Rite Water and supplies. Kelley Electric Bible Hour - ax Civic auditorium System*. Sold. in>talled. serviced. * Wendall Kauffman accom­ WE REPAIR radio and record Service. 524 Middleville Rd. TV'S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ panied hb grandparents. Mr and ERS REPAIRED—Central Radxo Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623­ player* (STEREO and HI-FI). Mra. Glenn 8. Kauffman to In­ Mu*ic Center. 138 W. State. 5381. . diana over the Oct 15th weekPhone 945-4284. Friday evening vteltora of Mr. and family and the Dale Kauff­ mans, went to Lheir parents home Oct. 12th and surprised their •ther. Norman, on hi* birthday Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to Lilted in Thc’Dewey Fama family were Im it Clarksville. tMfld purieta. Thii Weekly Service and Repair Guida �Hastings Township Notice Johnstown Township Notice Farm News To thc qualified elector* of the Township of Hal­ ting*. Notice is hereby given that a General Election Notice is hereby given, that a General Election will be held on Tuesday, No­ will be held in the Township of Hostings, in the Junior Livestock county of Barry and State of Michigan, on Tuesday. November 8. 1966. from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., for the purpose of electing candidates for the fol­ lowing: Notional. State. Township offices. Justices of the Supreme Court also Judge of the Circuit Court for Barry and Eaton county. Vote on the following propositions: “ County Proposition, shell thc limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Barry County. Michigan be increased os provided by law, by .2% (two mills' of assessed valuation as equalized, of all property in thc County for a period of two <2' years, the years 1967 and 1,968. for thc purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct ond equip a new County Jail ond Sheriff's residence? Proposal No. 1. Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years. Registered voters may make application for ab­ sent voter* ballots until 2:00 P.M.. Saturday. No­ vember 5, 1965, at thc Township Clerk's residence. JUANITA A. SLOCUM Township Clerk CARLTON TOWNSHIP General Election Notice To thc Qualified Elector*: Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held in the Township of Carlton at the Township Hall on Tuesday, November 8. 1966, for Show at Detroit Opens Monday Barry Fann Calendar... Lois Dingman Service Club’s Initiate 6 Into meeting of the Hastings Future », . ■ Fanners of America, new mem- Vpti RppviHpjif ■•try Hoaa E««a« b-ra were initiated m Green 1 1 V»1UCI1L Advusry Council Hands i Tiie Barry County AH Service ! Nearly 400 4H Club livestock ‘^° They are Lnrcy Bennett. Tom Club held Its monthly meeting at 1 loeders from all over Michigan nov. Chaffee. Steve Cole. Charles the home of Bill Kirkpatrick on will gather In Detroit next week —I for the 37th annual Detroit > MOV.As -MUMcm Cmiuwh Wm*. I Horvath. Larry Jones and Walter . O c t. 15. The 1866-67 officers 1 elected include: President, Lots I Moore. NOV 7, *. 0 — ftnU Show. | Junior Livestock Show. , NOV *—Art* 10 Hom EzonMnlt, ■ma. tow reeled Urn ™1I Ccancll Mooting. »:S0 a.».. LsValm ;I l.y MotU-dUl Cnorch. Coratr. D»v|4 Michigan State Fairground*, a K,l><y laala. lhe show annually protides I NOV » -Calf Housing Taar. KalaAire brayj. . OUl-rl. and ret7 r»U«n. Dun .nd Linda Ily U> bring their steer*, swine 'rnrolUd in a vocational agri- M11]cr or lambs lo peak condition by culture class, have a supervised Other business discussed In-, •howtlme. oacauea Bxundon farming project and be able to The event will open Monday. I Proltct L»»4,r, ••on. "Toor 0*114* reciu: tethr FFA creed eluded Christmas tree sales. Uic FFA creed. ' ,„drTS- banquet, and theAH years’ • S;30 f m <7:30 Oct. 31. With lhe weighing and Earlier two boys received the ^,,5^ i) Ext«nJra evaluating ot entries In the car-1 Chapter Farmer Dri.-rrc They R dp<?ldpd meet. com division. The carcass con­ were Gyald Williams and Cur- , on of test is gaining In popularity, nnd 11* Hr nion To receive this de- cvpry monlK enables young showmen to judge grtc one has to be enrolled In wh0 wcre delegBtes Wash­ animals on the hoof nnd comvocational agriculture ,nr for one ington. D. C. this Summer then | purr the results with the flntehI year, be familiar with parlla- told of their trip and showed icd carcass tn the cooler. 7 mmtary procedure, und must some slides ! This gives the junior livestock have rimed of invested from Ids The November meeting Jrill be I producers an opportunity lo sec supervised forming project $50. a hayride at the home of LynIf their fitting te giving consumette Thomas. Each member te i ra the top-quality meats they Buck Matthews. WOOD an- >« »» allowed to bring one guest. demand This Is the fourth year nouncer. te to be thc speaker at irlflfY Uli Hilt IS 18 Any 4H member 15 or older carcass contests have been held the Hastings Klwante Club’s _ ’ . . who te Interested in joining mav In all three livestock classes. Fnrm-Clty day Wednesday noon. ----- ‘ ‘ contact thc new S-rvIce Club Animate entered tn f a I Nov 9. at thr Episcopal Parish , sponsors. Mr and Mrs, Howard Mary Burdick. 16. of Hickory House ( Ferris, or the AH Extension ofMatthews announces the Corners, was admitted to Borgess■ flee. Hospital Saturday after hrr car Judging of claves will take | weather over television and ra- went out of control north of place in the Collscum on Wed- 1 1dlo and hits been on the WOOD Richland nnd hit three trees nmaay. and ana the ine annual annuiu exhlblexmm- ■»taff ante April. 1961. 1Prior lo nesday, She suffered a cut on thc fore­ tors' awards banquet will be held Joining WOOD, he was stall’ tai­ Donald D. Kenfleld. 15. R3 ent " and for WILXWILX- head and other Injuries and wm in the evening. nrt weatherman tar listed in fair candiUon. Had Ings. was released from Pen- , TV Channel LO In Jackson. .The Detroit Junior Livestock Officers said her ea.‘tbound nock Hospital Sunday where he 1 Before going into television. Sale will begin al I p m Thurs­ had been after being injured day. WDOG at Marine City, WCAR Ea«t "C Avenue north of Richland Monday about 7:30 p.m when, nnd clippeel the first tree with he hit a car parked legally at 715 The show Is designed to pro­ the left front, hit lhe second W. Clinton Street Donald was mote Interest m the livestock in­ Including WJR Detroit. riding a motorcycle. The car was dustry among the young people He te a 1948 graduate of Wash­ solidly with the right front and_____ of Michigan Dr. Gordon Beck-—- — -----------------ington, D. C-. Central High omt to rest after striking the owned by Herman Coenen of . 715 W. Clinton. strand. Director of the Michigan school and attended Ohio Wes third tree. |4H Youth Program, voiced sup- lryftn md Coumbia Universities : port fur Uie show'o mUvRIm. whrrf he majored In speech and ------------ •-----------। broadcasting U'nnf er I,c ,n Alr P01** ,roni lllll ll l It fl fl y. ]9M |9M antl WiU ^signed Seven part border collie and as a ground radio operator for English shepherd puppies eight one year in Keren. । weeks old are available at the In 1957. Buck was named “Na1 Dog Sliclter by contacting Dog I tlonal Radio Personality of the Warded* Dean Braden through Year” by the Springfield, Ohio I the sheriff s office. I Dally Sun. Supreme Court, Judge of the Circuit Court and to vote on thc proposed amendment to lower the mini­ mum voting age from 21 to 18. 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of electing State, Congressional, Legislative and Township Officers. Also two Justices of the Supreme Court and a Circuit Court Judge will be elected; and other amendments or propositions that may be submitted. JUNE DOSTER Johnstown Twp. Clerk Buck Matthews Is Kiwanis Farm. City Speaker Hart in Crash Hits Parked Car NOTICE Rutland Township The Rutland Township Board being in­ terested in good Government, is hold­ ing open house, at the Township Hall Saturday. October 29th and Saturday, November 5th from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. for demonstration and instruction on the use of Voting Machines, for the residents of the township. MARY LINDERMAN Clerk Prairieville Township Notice of Election thc purpose of electing Stole. Congressional. Legis­ lative ond Township officers, Two Justice* of thc vember 8, 1966 from 7:00 a.m. until GENERAL ELECTION Notice is Hereby Given, That a Gen­ eral Election will be held in Yankee FARM OWNERS hive earned my respect tor their belief in indi­ vidual enlerpriae. I believe lhe courts should help in every way possible lo preserve this basic American way of Ilf*. A General Election will be held in Sorings Township Hall, Bowen Mills, Tuesday November 8. 1966. for the the Township of Prairieville at the Prairieville Township Hall on Tues­ purpose of electing State, Congres­ sional. Legislative and Township offi­ cers. Also Non-Pnrtis^n election for A county proposition on millage for a new jail ond sheriff's residence will also be on the ballot. Thc polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. day, November 8, 1966. The Polls of two Justices of the Suoreme Court. said election will be open at 7:00 Judge of the Circuit Court. PROPOSAL NO. I a.m. and will remain open until 8:00 of said day. Prnnosed amendment to lower the p.m. of said day of election. The last Absent voters ballots may be applied for until 2 p.m., November 5. 1966. day to apply for absentee ballots is AGNES SCOBEY Carlton Township Clerk [x] RICHARD ROBINSON NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a General Election will used to construct the new County jail. on on Tuesday. November 8, 1966 following officers: State. Congressional. Legislative State—Governor & Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of State. Attorney General. Member* of State Board of Education, Board of Reaent* of the Univertity of Michigan. Michigan State Univer­ sity Board of Trustee*. Wayne State University Board of Governor*.’ Court. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT — Shall' Section I of Article II of the State Constitution be amended to lower thc minimum ioting age from 21 years to 18 years? COUNTY PROPOSITION—Shall thc limitation on thc total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Barry County. Michigan, be increased os provided by law. by 2%\<two mills' qf the assessed valuation as equalised, of all property in the County for a period of Hycars, thc years 1967 »nd 1968. for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail and Sheriff* residence? TOWNSHIP PROPOSAL —Shall the sale of spirits in addition to beer and wine be permitted for consumption on the premise* within the Township of Rutland under the provisions of the law governing some? The deadline for application lor Absentee Bal­ lot* is November 5. 1966 at 2 o'clock P.M. The polls will open at 7 o'clock A.M. and close at 8-o'clock P.M., on Election Day. MARY LINDERMAN. Rutland Twp. Clerk Rl, Hastings, Mich. Ph. WI 5-5707 until 8 o'clock PM of said day of elec­ tion. C. F. STORKAN Clerk Precinct 2 will vote at Delton Fire Station For thc purpose of electing thc following officers, viz: tices of thc Supreme Court. Judge of thc Circuit The polls of said election will be open at 7 o'clock AM and will remain onen Precinct 1 will vote ot Hickory Fire Station November 8. 1966. for thc purpose of Electing the be on the ballot. Non-Portison election of two Jus­ Prairieville Township Clerk Notice is hereby given, that a General Election will be held in the Township of Barry, State of Michigan. be held at thc Rutland Township Hall on Tuesday. and Township, also any additional Officers that may COUNTY PROPOSITION 2 mills to provide sinking fund tn he CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE NOTICE TO BARRY TOWNSHIP QUALIFIED ELECTORS 18 years. November 5 at 2:00 p.m. DORIS NOTTINGHAM RUTLAND TOWNSHIP minimum voting age from 21 years to Congressional—United State* Senator (full term). United State* Senator (to fill vacancy). Repre­ sentative in Congress. Legislative—State Senator, State Representative. Township—Supervisor, Clerk. Treasurer, Trustee, 4 Constable*. Non-Partisan Election—Two Justice* of the Supreme Court, Judge of the Circuit Court. Constitutional Amendment—Proposal No. 1—Pro­ posed amendment to lower the minimum voting oge from 21 years to 18 yean. County Proposition—.2% (two mill*) of theassessed valuation at equalized, of all property in the County for a period of two yean, 1967 ond 1968, for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail and Sheriff’s residence. . Township Proposition—One-tenth per cent (1 mill' . of the assessed valuation as equalized, of all property in said Township for o period of three yean, 1967, 1968 and 1969, for the purpose of providing fire protection for Barry Township. Township Proposition—Liquor by the Glass—"Shall the sale of spirits in addition to beer and wine be permitted for consumption on the premises within the Township of Barry under the provi­ sions of the low goverryng same?" Polls will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of election. Saturday. November 5, at 2.p.m. is the deadline to apply for Absentee Voter Ballots. FRANCES L. BUTLER. Township Clerk HOPE TOWNSHIP GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that a Gen­ eral Election will be held in the Town­ ship of Hope, at the Township Hall, on Tuesday, November 8, 1966 for the purpose, of electing State, Congres­ sional, Legislative, and Township Of­ ficers, Two Justices of the Suoreme Court, and a Judge of the Circuit Court, and to vote on Proposal No. 1, The Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years, and anv additional Amend­ ments or Propositions that may be submitted. The Poles will be onen from 7 A. M. until 8 P. M. of said day of Election. Anyone wishing an Absentee Ballot mav get one anytime at my home on Wilkins Road, Route No. 5. Hastings, Michigan. Phone Delton 623-2144, un­ til 2 P. M. November 5, 1966. A FREDERICK W. ANDERS Hope Township Clerk ELECTION NOTICE To the qualified electors of the City of Hastings, County of Barry, State of Michigan. Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held in this State on Tuesday, November 8, 1966, from 7 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of electing the following officers: Gov­ ernor and Lieutenant Governor, Secret tary of State, Attorney General, United States Senator, Representative in Con­ gress, State Senator, Reoresentative in State Legislature, members of the State Board of Education. Regents of the University, Members Board of Gov­ ernors of Wavne State University, Jus­ tices-of the Suoreme Court and Judge of the Circuit Court. You are hereby notified that you will also be voting on State, County and Local Propositions. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk �ft ( Thursday, October 37, IMS •-THE HASTINGS BANNER Hastings Township Notice Johnstown Township Notice fllll Farm News Notice is hereby given, that a General To Hie quolified electors of Hie Township of Hos­ tings. Notice is hereby given that a General Election Election will be held on Tuesday, No­ will be held in the Township of Hostings, in the county'of Barry and State of Michigan, on Tuesday. November 8. 1966. from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.. far thc purpose of electing candidates for the fol-/' lowing: National. State, Township offices, Justices of the Supreme Court also Judge of the Circuit Court proposition*: County Proposition, shall thc limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Barry County. Michigan be increased as provided by law. by .2% <two mills* of assessed valuation as equalised, of all property in the County for a period of two <2* years, the years 1967 and 1968. for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail ond Sheriff's residence? Proposal No. 1. Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years. Registered voters may make application for ab­ sent voters ballots until 2:00 P.M., Saturday. No­ vember 5, 1965. at thc Township Clerk's residence. JUANITA A. SLOCUM , Township Clerk CARLTON TOWNSHIP General Election Notice •_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L_ Junior Livestock Show at Detroit Opens Monday Barry Farm Calendar... Initiate 6 Into Hastings FFA Lois Dingman Is Service Club’s I New President Last Thursday, during a noon1 meeting of U>e Hastings Future NOV 7 B«rrv Hmb« BcMsnlo Bx- Farmers of America, new mem­ UniUn Advteaty Canell mavUag bers were Initiated as Green 1:30 g fJS.. IteaCTMlv* Board, 1U1 J Tiie Barry County 4H Service pin rail CovnriL Exunslon Oftlco. Hands -----..... ,gov. r — Barry Boii. DtMtict Dir«< llicy are Lany Bennett. Tom4 Club held its monthly meeting at ,..r. ■-•■Un. H n m John IIUBU'a, Chaffee. ... ... ....... _ .1 — Steve Cole. Charles thr home of Bill Kirkpatrick on J m‘* Harvath, Larry Jones and Walter Oct. 15. The 1968-67 officers Nov. 7. 8. »-fir-te Liv««to«k ik»w. Moore I fleeted Include: President. Lois Nearly 400 4H Club livestock leaders from all over Michigan I will nattier in Detroit next week tor tiie 37lh annual Detroit Junior Livestock Show. Held Oct. Jl-Nov. 3 al tbe l.y M«th«di*t C»*reh Contra P»vid Michigan Stale Fairground*, a Ktlwr itukwsr. l»»‘» lhe iho» annually provide* NOV •—c*w noa«Li To«r. rerornJUon tor lhe 411'er* abil­ Nov \C torXcny Day ity to brinf Ibelr rteera, swine nov' t'.2r~i J.n^i. or lamb* to peak condition by 301 a Michigan Avaunt. I showtime. Nov IS—Horn* Eton emit, Bsuoslon Lnunn. -You exite » The event will open Monday. I 1-3:30 pa Oct. 31. with the weighing nnd evaluating of entries In the car- I rw division. Thc carcam conlest te gaining In popularity, nnd ■ nables young showmen to Judge animate on lhe hoof and coin­ I pare thc rtault* with the finishled carcass In the cooler. I Thb gives the Junior livestock I producers an opportunity to m* If their fitting Is giving consumIcra thc top-quality meats they Buck Matthews. WOOD andemand. Thb is the fourth year carcass contests have been held thr Hastings Kiwunte Club's ■ in all threw livestock classes. Farm-City day Wednesday noon. Animate entered In fat Nov. 9. at the Episcopal Parish | stock clatae* will be weighed House. t}ie Mutthews -- -- ------------- . — upon arrival Tuesday. Nov. I. Judging of clas-es wlU take weather over television und ra-I' place In the Coliseum on Wed- dio and has been on the WOOD staff since April. 1981. Prior to iMsday. and the annual exhlbl- I tors' awards banquet will be held Joining WOOD, he was staff tal­ ent and weatherman for WILXIn the evening. TV Channel LO tn Jackson The Detroit Junior Livestock, Before going Into television. I Sale will begin at 1 pm Thurs­ day WDOG at Marine City. WCAR j The show te designed to pro­ mote Interest in the livestock In­ Including WJR Detroit. I dustry among the young people I He te a 1948 graduate of Wash­ niao of Michigan Dr. Gordon Beck­ uunon ington. u. D v C.. venuw. Central High ! ,'trand. Director of the Michigan I School and attended Ohio Wes 4H Youth Program, voiced sup- j leyan ahd Coumbla Universities port fur the show'o MllvUlM, , where he majored in rpeech and broadcasting He was in thc Air Force from 1950 to 1954 and was assigned Seven port border colfie and as a ground radio operator for I English shepherd puppies eight I one year In Konu I weeks old are available at the In 1957. Buck was named ' Na­ I Dog Sltcllw by contacting Dog tional Radio Personality of thc Warden Dean Braden through Year" by the Springfield. Ohio Dully Sun the sherttt's office. Buck Matthews Is Kiwanis Farm, City Speaker <lf (our FFA degrees. । Gillespie, secretary, Ly net t e ..... . u ■ . Thomas: treasurer. Tom Eckert.1 Qualifications for becoming a ,rpi,.u.r utane Gilbert, and recGreen Hand are: be regular y ^SttonT’Dan Furrow and'Linda ouolled in a ^rational «£:, Miller. culture class. have a supervised lann|nB project and be able to . ,k*“*ne” discussed In., eluded ChrteUnaa tree sole*. 4H 'leaders' banquet, and the years' recite Uie FFA creed Earlier two boys received the Chapter Farmer Degree. They R dK.ldfd meet. wrre Gerald Williams and Cur- f on [N. Saturday of tis Hcnlon To rrcctee thb de- cvpry monlK grtc one has to be enrolled In who werc deleRBtes Wftshlocallunal agriculture for one (n D c summer then year be familiar with purlinof thrfr inentary procedure, and must M)d<.s h^e nal or tamM tram his j -n„ Hov—nbor m^unn »1U hr sopervUth Millon pn>l«i SSO. , „ lhe Ly„. • ette Thomas Each member te allowed to bring one guest. Any 4H member 15 or older .. \ . y, . who is interested in joining mav contact the new S-rv1ce Club Mary Burdick. 16. of Hickory sponsors. Mr nnd Mrs Howard Corners, was admitted to Borges Ferris, or the 4H Extension ofHospital Saturday after her car went out of control north of Richland and hit three trees She guttered a cut on the fore­ hr ad nnd other injuries and was Donald D. Kenfleld. 15. R3 listed In fair condition. Hastings, was released from Pen­ Officers said her cnslbound nock Hospital Sunday where he tar went oft the north side of had been after being Injured Ea»t C Avenue north of Richland Monday about 7 30 p m when end clipped the flrat tree with he hit a car parked legally at 716 the left front, hit thc second W Clinton Street Donald was solidly with thc right front and riding a motorcycle The car was fnrn*‘ ,o a,,<T *trtkln« the owned by Herman Coenen of GUrd lrt* 315 W. Clinton. Mary Burdicts is Hurt III (.r(lXll Hits Parked Car vember 8, 1966 from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of electing State, Congressional, Legislative and Township Officers. Also two Justices of the Supreme Court and a Circuit Court Judge will be elected; and other amendments or propositions that may be submitted. JUNE DOSTER Johnstown Twp. Clerk NOTICE Rutland Township The Rutland Township Board being in­ terested in good Government, is hold­ ing open house, at the Township Hall Saturday, October 29th and Saturday, November 5th from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. for demonstration and instruction on the use of Voting Machines, for the residents of the township. MARY LINDERMAN Clerk Want a Puppy? To the Qualified Electors: Noticc\s hereby given that a General Election will be held in the Township of Carlton at the Township Hall on Tuesday. November 8. 1966, for Prairieville Township Notice of Election the purpose of electing State. Congressional. Legis­ GENERAL ELECTION Notice is Hereby Given, That a Gen- -' eral Election will be held in Yankee lative ond Township officers. Two Justices of thc A General Election will be held in Supreme Court, Judge of thc Circuit Court and to Sorings Township Hall, Bowen Mills, Tuesday November 8. 1966, for the vote on thc proposed amendment to lower the mini­ the Township of Prairieville at the mum voting age from 21 to 18. A county proposition on millage for a new jail ond sheriff's residence will also be on thc ballot. Thc polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. - purpose of electing State, Congres­ Prairieville Township Hall on Tues­ sional. Legislative and Township offi­ day, November 8, 1966. The Polls of cers. Also Non-Portis*»n election for two Justices of the Suoreme Court. said election will be open at 7:00 Judge of the Circuit Court. PROPOSAL NO. I a.m. and will remain open until 8:00 of said day. Pronosed p.m. of said day of election. The last Absent voters ballots may be applied for until) 2 p.m., November 5. 1966. day to apply for absentee ballots is Inwer the COUNTY PROPOSITION November 5 at 2:00 p.m. AGNES SCOBEY amendment to minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years. 2 mills to provide sinkins’ fund tn he Corlton Township Clerk used to construct the new County jail. DORIS NOTTINGHAM RUTLAND TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION Notice is hereby given that o General Election will NOTICE TO BARRY TOWNSHIP QUALIFIED ELECTORS on on Tuesday. November 8. 1966 following officers: State. Congressional. Legislative State—Governor & Lieutenant Governor,, Secretary of State. Attorney General. Members of State Board of Education. Board of Reaents of the University of Michigan. Michigan State Univer­ sity Board of Trustees. Wayne State University Board of Governors. tices of the Supreme Cou/K Judge of thc Circuit Court. ' CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT — Shall Section I of Article II of the State Constitution be amended to lower the minimum voting ogc from 21 years to 18 years? COUNTY PROPOSITION—Shall thc limitation on thc total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Barry County, Michigan, be increoscd'as provided by low. by 2% ttyo mills* qf the assessed valuation os equalised, of oil property in thc County for a period of Hycars, thc years 1967 and 1968. for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail and Sheriff's residence? TOWNSHIP PROPOSAL — Shall the sale of spirits in addition to beer ond wine be permitted for consumption on the premises within the Township of RuHond under the provisions of thc law governing same? Thc deadline for application for Absentee Bal­ lots is November 5, 1966 ot 2 o'clock P.M. The polls will open at 7 o'clock A.M. and close ot 8 o'clock P.M., on Election Day. MARY LINDERMAN, Rutland Twp. Clerk HI, Heating*, Mich. Ph. WI 5-5707 / Precinct 2 will vote at Delton Fire Station For the purpose of electing the following officers, vis: be on thc ballot. Non-Partisan election of two Jus­ tion. Precinct 1 will vote at Hickory Fire Station November 8. 1966. for thc purpose of Electing the Congressional—United States Senator (full term*. ‘ United States Senator (to fill vacancy). Repre­ sentative in Congress. Legislative—State Senator. State Representative. Township—Supervisor. Clerk. Treasurer, Trustee. 4 Constables. Non-Partisan Election—Two Justices of the Supreme Court. Judge of the Circuit Court. Constitutional Amendment—Proposal No. 1—Pro­ posed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 yean. County Proposition—.2% (two mills* of theassessed valuation as equalised, of all property in the County for a period of two years, 1967 and 1968. for the purpose of providing o sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail and Sheriff's residence. Township Proposition—One-tenth per cent (1 mill* of the assessed valuation os equalised, of all property in said Township for a period of three yean. 1967. 1968 and 1969. for the purpose of providing fire protection for Barry Township. Township Proposition—Liquor by the Glass—"Shall the sale of spirits in addition to beer ond wine be permitted for consumption on the premises within the Township of Barry under the provi­ sions of the low governing same?" Polls will be open ot 7 o’clock a.m. ond will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of election. Saturday, November 5. at 2 p.m. is the deadline to apply for Absentee Voter Ballots. II until 8 o'clock PM of said day of elec­ Notice is hereby given, that a General Election will be held in the Township of Barry, State of Michigan. be held at the Rutland Township Hall on Tuesday. and Township, also any additional Officers that may Prairieville Township Clerk The do s of said election will be open at 7 o'clock AM and will remain onen C. F. STORKAN Clerk HOPE TOWNSHIP GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that a Gen­ eral Election will be held in the Town­ ship of Hope, at thc Township Hall, on Tuesday, November 8, 1966 for the purpose, of electing State, Congres­ sional, Legislative, and Township Of­ ficers, Two Justices of the Suoreme Court, and a Judge of the Circuit Court, anc^to vote on Proposal No. 1, xThe Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years, and anv additional Amend­ ments or Propositions that may be submitted. The Poles will be ooen from 7 A. M. until 8 P. M. of said day of Election. Anyone wishing an Absentee Ballot mav get one anytime at my home on Wilkins Road, Route No. 5. Hastings, Michigan. Phone Delton 623-2144, un­ til 2 P. M. November 5, 1966. FREDERICK W. ANDERS Hope Township Clerk ELECTION NOTICE To the qualified electors of the City of Hastings, County of Barry, State of Michigan. Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held in this State on Tuesday, November 8, 1966, from 7 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of electing the following officers: Gov­ ernor and Lieutenant Governor, Secre­ tary of State, Attorney General, United States Senator, Representative in Con­ gress, State Senator, Representative in State Legislature, members of the State Board of Education. Regents of the University, Members Board of Gov­ ernors of Wavne State University, Jus­ tices of the Suoreme Court and Judge of the Circqit Court. You are hereby notified that you will also be voting on State, County and Local Propositions. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk FRANCES L. BUTLER. Township Clerk o �The Secret of the Dado The EM and EN At Pine Lake Carden Club Members Enjoy History Reviews The Hastings Banner Thund.y. October 27. 1966 Sx.low 1 H •- Women to Gather for World Community Day The Thomapple Gorden Club he concentrates on a particular met Oct 12th al Mr*. Chester By James Shearin Long’s ond four car loads of In addition to their appearing • •necl such a* llnlotype opera­ members and guest* proceeded tion. frequently in crouword puzzles Currently there are 22 students to the Irvine Station Methodist the dado, the em and Ute en art­ 7ommunlty Hall for a delicious important unite learned in the enrolled under Russell Hover, in­ uncheon. department* of Cablnetmaklng structor. Each may be at a dif­ Sharon L. WUllams, a *enlor and Printing at Michigan Reha- ferent point in his training as •,.d "in Community D.y In &>r> Michigan Conference She win students are admitted through­ at Ctntral Michigan University, bllltatian Institute. Pine Lake. bring a most interesting message out the year when vacancies oc­ Mra James Laylc ot Payne ha* been elected to be Included" about the part of Africa and the The dado, a particular kind o’ >nd dried seawmil thitiv, Mr, day. Nov, 3, at the Flrat ■lelhoin "Who’* Who Among Students1 Joint found in product* made of cur At any time of day one -hester Long furnished tiie cof-IJ141 ChIYrc!’ ln people whom she knows ao well. the Michigan Parent - Teachera in American Universities and wood 1* one of the many proces­ might find some men involved in ■re. ov she was co-hostess for the ! ’f01” a,“ «=»“^»>es are Invited to setting type, operating the lino­ Association which has planned | share In a cooperative luncheon ses taught during lhe 3,000-hour type. letter-press, studying color, tiie 37th annual Parent Educa­ course of cablnetmaklng. Stu­ design, paper stock, proportion Mra Marguerite Staufter can-1 be«lnnln< 11 30 P« tion Institute to be held Wed­ Mra. Warren J. Williams of dents are taught skills by com­ Those are •lo please ducted the business meeting -m l ** — attending — • nesday. Nov. 2. al lhe University Haitinp, she is among tbe 35 pleting "real projects" involving and layout of design bring table service and a dish to Secluded In the darkroom area, olans were made for workshuos pass Coffee and roils will be of Michigan. senior, who were named from the various aspects of cabinet­ ’or a dried arrangement sale to 100 candidate, nominated to making. Raised edges, framing, men train in-ine us« u. >..«• .­ be held before Thankzaiving and furnished A nursery for small producing camera, developing of ter Uve* for All Children." various Joints, design, unusual * green sale to be held in early children will be provided. with thr principal speaker, lo and H-hoUsUc campus or- assembly, and the use of a vari­ large negatives for eventual use December at the Parish House World Community Day is set (anitaUona. be an attorney, a poychialrisl ety of hand and machine tools on the offset press, chemical Mrs Chester Stowell, program aside by United Church Women mixing, aluminum plate-making, and a college president. Mr and Mra. Maurice Amchairman, had a full day of en­ to consider and work for Chris­ The successful candidates were are Involved in complete finished etc. The public u invited to at­ those who most exemplified the product*. Gun cabinet* of birch, tertainment planned She first tian world relation*. On that 1»v tend sessions at lhe Rackluun qualities of leadership, coopera­ side boards of walnut, end tables a teaching technique whereby gave a colorful description »nd the completed, sewing projects history ot Irving Station of the for Church World Service, paja­ Building tion in education, extra-curri­ ' and coffee tables of cherry are each student accept* an order, A poHLv-ript will be given by cular activities, general citizen­ but a few piece* represented in selects paper, creates tiie design, pas: and of thc Methodist Hail ma* for Vietnamese -hlldren. Odessa for their 50th wedding the first year students' work in which the ladles met She will be brought In from thc vari­ Otto Yutcma. director of thc ship and promise al usefulness. anniversary Oprei house will be 1 hl* lead* to the advanced phase sets type, runs the press, trims division of field services at West­ held on Sunday. Oct. 30. from Eligible to vote in tiie Who’s of cnblnetmaklng which carries or cuts lhe products nnd maln- then read from the book “A ous churches. Walk With Me." by Gwen'Frosern Michigan University. Tiie ottering received that Jay 2-5 pm. in the Methodist Fel­ Wht election were sophomores, the student into the realm of ta*u high quality standards. tic and showed the beautiful and from the entire United States, Mra. Layle is district director juniors, seniors and faculty fabricating fine cabinet* used lowship hall. Eberyone is wel­ Assisting Hover in instruction simple drawings in the book. for the area which Includes members at Central Michigan tn residential and commercial will be divided between two pro­ come to attend is Andrew Hnntow who empiiaPresident Johnsons "Censer- JCVU1 ,1 r ,uulu,luu U1 . . ..... . Barry. Kent. Ottawa. lonLi and University. jects: Promotion of a family surroundings. sttes and interprets Uie teaching yatton Beautification was read : pi ann ing program in India, and Montcalm counties She and her Sharon ’5 campus activities Once basic procedures have materials for those students who by Mrs Long. Mrs HaroldI Slo- 3 the bunding of u women’s family moved from Byron Cen- have Included, member Delta MRS MILDRED HUFF been mastered Ute student then cum told the origin of the training center In the highland* ter to Payne Lake this year 2Xa Sorority and Delta Omlcron. learns to visit a customer’s home, Unlike some department* *1 Ihomapple ptver and its tribu-1 of «qeu Guinea Her husband is In lhe shipping I Women * Music Honorary. Presi- take measuremenu, utilize the tion here There was no high lories, which: was very fntere,t... ,, department of 8tcelca.sc tn . dent of Sloan Dormitory. A W S, customer's idea*, draw blue­ MRI. cabinetmaking and print­ •n>. »P~»er will b. » lo jl children Grand Rapids : Council Active in Drama, ap- print*. estimate cost and <nce ing create beautiful and func­ oman. Mra. George Huff, who. , tional result* which you can see Kuo!'■. • . nrammc m. ■■ l-.Uo i_ In lo j- <|y. In Sierra Leone, ana they had -------- —•-----------! penred In "Once Upon a Matapproved by lhe instructor, fab- when visiting any week day from been separated from their older Mrs Einar Frandscn has been tress ’ and "Most Happy Fella” I ricate the cabinets in the shop. The children of Lawrence and daughter for several yeans with her'Hlaiuthter and family.; campus productions ; Skills learned enables the stur.nom-m' mle .nd on.'fiulun ’'S" m airt.U«n tiie Hurry Leonhardts, ut Walled I “ Now Mr Hull M serving his Alta Endtes of Freeport are । dent to create a quality product, I »ke whl'e Mrs L. was a patient church in America as Michigan holding open house for their Merle VanderHoff nnd Glenn which, when transferred to the many Mom Ii service overseas. In thc hospital there. Rznish went to Otsego Saturday. customer's home, will fit with She and her husband served Conference president. Mrs Huff golden wedding anniversary on Mrs Robert Wilcox had vice president of — national — -----------------------— the —, Sunday. Nov 6. at the Carlton little alteration. brought Mrs. Burdette Timm. four terms as missionaries In is Mrs Ed Pierce and Mrs. Harold Sierre Leone. Weal Africa, be-;Wesleyan Missionary Society, Center Orange, from 2 pm. to To know Uie skill* is not ginning in 1945 They were ful- and the president of the WesHall os her guest* and were enough for the goal of Robert filling a mutual calling and lifeleyan Missionary Society of the 5 pm. No gifts please. very welcome. Heydenberk and Philip Wine­ After the program the ladies long desire to go to the African land. Instructors, is to have each drove to Clans Land, a newly'de- mission field. They worked with student become a craftsman who vclopcd camping ground on the a large segment of the Waratajtes pride in his work, while Funeral services were held for maintaining quality and pro­ Patricia E. Bower of Lake Odessa Thornapple River, which has Wara Limba tribe <80.000 per­ great* promise of being an ideal sons*. pioneering in education, duction. EDUCATION facts som* sarious Saturday al 1 30 al the Pickens medical work, and evangelism.’ There I* a large folder of let­ Chapel Lake Odessa. Rev. R D currtp. os it is In a beautiful nnd Recently, Mr Huff has complet­ and very challenging problems. ters at M.R I from customers Flessner officiated with inter­ quiet location. The colors of the ed a translation, begun 8 years Some of these problems will trees along the way were beauti­ who express Uteir prnUe for ment in Lakeside Cemetery. become matters for the Courts ago. of the entire New Testa­ ful which made the day a de’ work done by students. This onto settle. My erperience on our ment into the dominant dialect Mra. Bower died at 2:50 pm. lightfu) color tour. the-job experience allows, stu­ local Board of Education will be of the Wara-Wara Limbos dents to make a belter transi­ Thursday. Oct. 20. al ButterTneir decision to retire from most helpful. tion frotn Uie school setting to । worth Hospital In Grand Rapids, tha minion field and return to. after a long illness one of employment the United States was prompted Mra. J. p. Gerrity and her She had been a patient at the The em and the en are two by a desire to be with their two ....... daughter, Teresa, arrived here hospital for two days but had small insignificant pieces of lead sons for their high school educa­ used by printers for spacings be- been hospitalized intermittently I Monday to spend several days , 'With Miss Doreen Clary of 900, tweeen type. The printing de-1 during the last year. Teresa, Miss Clary Clary's partment at MRI is a threeShe was born In Ionia on Dec., E- MUI. Twcsa, ’s । phase course which, depending 18. 1927. the daughter of Lynn niece and a cousin of Mrs. Roy on a stqjient'* ability, may train and Marvel < Croak* Allen and Hewitt of 838 8 Dibble, was him to be a printer-pressman, attended the Ionia School*. On queen of thc Kwajaleln CarnlvM this past Summer* Her father is a 1 printer-linotype operator or en offset machine operator. To ac­ test pilot for Douglas Aircraft complish all three areas may re­ married life in Lake Odrs-na and lias been stationed In the quire lhe student to pul in 3.120 Mrs Bower was a member of Marshall Islands Mr and Mra hours of study M V Miller of Columbia. 8 C . the EUB Church. . Through his course work the Surviving are her husband, two arrived here Sunday to visit unindividual first achieves a broad sons. Merton E * Butch* In the U1 Sunday. Miller at one time I (STATE SERVICE exposure to all aspects of print­ U.S. Army of Fort Knox. Ky.. ing precluding the stage where and Robert at home; her mother. clothing store of Chidester & INSURANCE • BONDS Mrs Marvel Miller of Ionia, and Miller. EXPERT TIRE lwt> **sters. Rose and Bonnie at CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Miss Jocelyn Ironside of De­ SERVICE . troit visited licr mother. Mra, Gordon Ironside, over the Oct. 15th weekend. Payne Lake Resident State PTA Director Sharon Williams In ‘Who's Who1 In College Matt Armstrongs To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Lawrence Andres To Celebrate Golden Jubilee Mrs. Bower of Lake Odessa Dies Thursday Queen is Here MILLER REAL ESTATE 0 RICHARD ROBINSON /Vome Mrs. Besko BARR Postmaster At Ovid Office Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Di,tribotor Best Buys on iw & Used Tires Mounted FREE! >om 945-941 1 I Mra. Donna Besko. R1 Ovidcarrier wm appointed acting poxnuutfer in Ovid to succeed j Ralph Baker, retired | Mra Besko worked In the Lake Ode.ssa post office and al Perry and siu- went to Ovid from Perry 1 on a transfer when the rural 'cdrrlcr retired several years ago ' Her son. Monte Sauer*. is . postmaster at Lake Odessa. Coats Grove 4H Halloween Carnival FREI PARKING The Coats Grove 4H Club is having a Halloween Carnival Monday. Oct 31. 6:30 to 9 pm at the Coats Grove 4H Club Hou*? Member* bring cake for cake | walk and white elephant item Other game* will be'played | Cider and donuts for refresh। rnents. Everyone welcome. j The Bun McPharlins and the William Fox's of Kalamazoo । spent last week at their uncle's lodge on Sand Lake In thc Upper Peninsula near Shingletan. [Cy.CoZoGy_«zj IT’S A GOOD SIGN . . . and you see it almost everywhere! The popularity of Security Charge Service is understandable. It's so simple to budget your purchases, large or small, when you have your own personal Security Charge Card. 'TAINT ALWAYS THE SIZE O YOUR CAR THAT GAUGES THE MEASURE O' TOUR HAPPINESS/ You just say "Charge It" . . . then pay as little as 1 10 of your balance each month with only a 1% service charge, . . . (minimum payment $10). Or, if you pay your entire balance within 25 days of your billing dote, you One of those days when your phone means so much row with * full mesiur* of hip- pay no service charge at all! pioit, wh«n wo sorvo you. Individual attontieu goo, hind in Sponsored by The baby’s ill and you can’t leave thc house. hind with poaiiblo CORNER OF You keep the doctor posted on her temperature. viluo for th* money you hiv* STATE AND You phone the druggist to send over thc prescription. •o I pond. Stop in won. th* boat JEFFERSON You shop by phone for dinner. And then unwind by calling mother. What else in your home does so much for you, costs so little? ■ Michigan Bell PtetBl'iNltatiMMMBMlptMl ASTINGS I itwim Cooper it too and Security National Bank of Battle Creek �Freeport, EUB CHURCH Plans Rally Pfett Sunday Virion Johnocn and,daughter, HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH McCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN ™ IN ----------- '— CHRIST CHURCH "The Church at tbe Wildwood' Evangelical United anjlj.DqMXl Streets. Morning worship, 10 am Bunday school. 11 am. The Christian Endeavor will! PEOFLES BIBLE CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Morning worship. Wednesday. 7:45 pm. prayer. Thuraday, 7 pm. Pioneer Giris UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH K Colfax at N. Boltwood Rev. Eart Ga*klll, Pastor, Sally day! m. Victory fellowship WUr ENJOY * if •STINGS E.U.B. CHURCH id Grand, For Traniportotion Ph. WI5-3397 "TEST OUR WELCOME Rev. H. R, Cblhrer 0:46 km. Bunday acted 11 am Morning worship. Mra. Floyd Missionary Spoaksr Christian Endeavor, 6:15 pm Women's monthly missionary ' 11 am. Junior Church, far fellowship. 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. children 4 through 8. school HASTINGS UNITED ke with slides being shown by Young People's wards mis day wmen cumnxrs. , 6:30 □ « tun. p HOLINESS CHURCH Stephen Osgood. BOWENR MILLS CHAPEL an entire month of rally em- meeting*. East MarahaU Street Praytr, Bible Study WednesHenry VapTU, Evangelist local church. ' 7'30 pm Evening church *ervMarvin BickmUler, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Saturday, Oct. 29, 7 pm. AU PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1302 South Hanover Sunday school Halloween party Haslbigs, Michigan 8T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH nesday evening, 7:30 pm Telephone: 946-9429 Mooday 6:30 pm Battalion Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor . Boys -Club. 10 am. Sunday School. Elwyn Rev. Bteptwn Vcablt, Assistant INTER-LAKES Tuesday ActlrlUaa BAPTIST CHURCH Curtis, SupL Delton, Michigan the chancel choir: A nursery with adult altendconfession*, 4 to 6. and 8 to 9. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor direction of Gerald j Saturday's. Sunday school, 10 am. I bring a special ren- I tepd classea. Dolly' Momcs, 7 and 8 am. Wednesday ArilriUe* Worship, 11 am. c hymn, "The Ninety . Junior Sunday scliool in charge Evening worship, 7 pm. of Phyllis Munn and Gladys ST. AUGUSTINE, Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. MIDDLEVILLE Hamblin. >'s message will be [ Sunday Mass, 9 am. 11 am. Worship. Sermon. ! Church Victor!- ! ।study. SOUTH KALAMO 6:15 pm. Junior Service, David PENTECOSTAL Thursday—6:30 pm. Pioneer and Ronda Munn in charge. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC will find its climax in Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Teens and Young people. Merlin CHURCH AT DELTON n "Victory Fellowship" at 6:30 Giris Clubs. 1631 Ionia Rd, Kalomo Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor Saturday. 7:30 am. High school and Dorene Buhl in charge Bunday school. 10 am. Sunday Mouses. 7:30, 11 pm. Adult Prayer Meeting, Mrs. Rog­ church A carry-in lunch will be young people's College Day at Morning worship, 11 am. ers In charge. enjoyed, and the devotional peri- Giand Rapids Baptist Bible ColYoung People's service. 6:30. 7 pm. Evangelistic Service. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING Nursery for regular Bcrvicc*. personal tesUmonleo. music and Thursday prayer, 7:30 pm. 7:30 pm. Wednesday mid-week Christian Fellowship. The kwU KU.B. ChurchTIs LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH CHURCH OF TIIE NAZARENE WOODLAND ‘ made c^iWstent gain* in all de­ Rev. Carl BUvcmail, Pastor 1719 N. Broadway UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH WOODLAND Morning worship, 10 am partments over lhe past two Almon O Fulton. Pastor CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN years anticipating con­ Sunday school. 11 am. 410 E. Madison. 945-6065 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa. Mich. 8319 Coat* Grove Road tinued growth and service to the Sunday worship. 7:30 pm. Sunday school. 9:46 am. Bunday school, 10 a m. . Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Wednesday family wopship. Morning worship. 11 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Worship service. 9:45 am. furnished through a tai* ministry. Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm. Youth service 7 pm. Evening service, 8 p in. Sunday school, 10:45 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Evening service 7:30 pm. Prayer service. Wed.. 8 pm. Wednesday, 7:30 adult choir. Boy*. Giris Fellowship. 7:30. Wednesday Bible, prayer, 7:30. Thursday. Junior choir, 4 pm. IRVING CHAPEL KILPATRICK UNITED Sunday school, 10 am. to 11. DELTON SEVENTH-DAY BRETHREN CHURCH Prayer meeting. Wed., 7:30. ADVENTIST CHURCH M-66 Woodland Elder Samuel J. Elio LAKEWOOD 2730 W. State Rd. 10 am. Bunday school. Hastings, Mich., Ph. WI 5-9465 BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am. Woraiilp service. Co nun unity Room above Saturday Sabbath school. 9:30. 8 pm. Evening service. Woodland Fire Station Warship, 11 am. Rev. Wnync Richie. Pastor Wednesday prayer. 7:30 P.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 9:50 am. Sunday school. Sunday. "Faith for Today." on SCIENTIST 11 mi. Worship service. 645 W. Green Street 7:30 pm. Evening service. Bunday. Voice of Prophecy. ’ —"'nAV ACTADCD - 7:30 pm. Wed., prayer service. Radio WJKP. 1230. 8:30 am •AY OCTOBER 30th Wednesday service. 8 pm. CHURCH OF GOD ORANGEV1LLE BAPTIST Reading room open Wednes­ (Pentecostal) day and Saturday, 2 to I pm. W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake SERVICE TIME Wotaon Cor, 34 miles CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY 9:45 am. Sunday school. West of Martin 11 am. Morning worship. ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday school. 10 am Elder uenua EUier Gerald N. MUCK Black 7 pm. Evening worship. ★ 9:55 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL Woraiilp. 11 am Sabbath school. 9:30 am ’ Classes for All Sunday service, 7:30 pm Saturday worship. 10:45 a.m. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Y.P,E. Tuesday. 7:30 pm Prayer meet Tuesday. 7:30 pm METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Bisson and Buehler Rd. 11:00 A. M. WORSHIP BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 4 mi. W. pf Broadway. Freeport HASTINGS FREE Rev. Chalmer Miller, Paitor Message "The Cjiurch Victorious" Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor METHODIST CHURCH Rev. C. E. Howe, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. Sunday school. 10 am. • Boltwood and E State Rood 11 am Morning worship. Morning worship. 11 am. —. 6:30 p. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. Young People's service. 7 >m ■'Morning worship, 11 um Evangelistic service, 8 pm. Sunday evening service, 7 pm. pji MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN *' Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. REFORMED CHAPEL FIRST CHUBCH OF GOD ’ USA n tiV-.—' 706 W. Main Street 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings dist broadcast over WFUR. Rev. Earl Bchlpper Rev. Burnley G. Spencer, Pastor Christian Youth Crusaders, Phone 945-5218 Wednesday, after school. Where a Christian Experience OUR CHANCEL CHOIR SING Young People's Service, Thurs­ Makra You a Member. day, 7 pm. "The Ninety Nine" 10 am. Sunday school. HASTINGS CONGREGATION 11 am. Morning worship. WOODBURY UNITED OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ★ h’EEN AGE BOYS QUARTET 6:15 pm Youth Fellowship. BRETHREN CHURCH 220 West Colfax Street 6:30 pm. Evening prayer. Sunday public talk. 3 pm. 7 pm. Evening worship. Just off M-66, North on M-50 In 7 pm. Wed, prayer and BINs. Village of Woodbury MILO BIBLE CHURCH 1 Sunday school, 9:45 am. Route 3 Delton THE GALILEAN Worship. 11 am. Rev. Frank Crtbb. Bible teacher BAPTIST CHURCH Junior church tor children. 4-9. A. J. SpoeteL-a, Pastor Corner 106th St. A- North Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. 8. Sunday school. 10 am Freeport Road ONGREGATIONAL SINGING Fellowship service, 7:45 a.m. Warship. 11 am Phone 945-5-M Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7. Sunday evening service, 7:30. 10 am. Sunday school. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ Wed. evening servtoe, 7:30. (WARM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 11 am. Morning worship. vice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples ser- Carey home, west of church. DELTON METHODIST •OUR INVITATION HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OP'GOD CHURCH Quintan, Valerie and Gear** remained to urday evening. * Mr. a Ben Christie and Kathy HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Hasting*. Mich., WI 5-9465 Weot Africa. The public taste her birthday. ★ Mr. and Mra. Robert' Moore entertained with a going away party Satur­ day evening honoring Herb Worship, 11 am. Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm CEDAR CREEK Bunday. "Faith for Tbday." on BIBLE CHURCH BUI Elliott and family were dlnVotec of Prophecy, Campground Rd.. 8 Mlles South WESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Corners, Michigan Worship, 11 am Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 vllle. Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman and Mr. and Mra. Frank Miller spent from Monday till Batur- 10 am. Bunday school. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 11 am. Morning worship. jun­ CHURCH near Quincy. * Mr. and Mra. ior church and nursery provided. Joe Kauffman spent last weekBroadway and Center Willard H CurU-v Minister Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night Sunday, morning worship. 9:30 and 11. Nursery provided. Broad- Etrunan Blough of Alto visited EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sermon: Some Are Protestant*." the Charles King Ixxnc Tuesday, 9 am. Holy Communion. 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ 11 am Family worship and lowship at the church. 6 30 Senior High Youth Fel­ children. lowship will mart at lhe home of Emmanuel Guild meets Wcd- Chrl* Carpenter. 509 Ea*t Guild at 7:30 pm. Wednesday. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch Morning worship, 9:15 am. Sunday school, 10:15 am. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Max M. Ovfciohlre, Pastry Worship service, 10 am. Bunday school, 11 am. L. . Mole. SupL Darrell Starbard. president. Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. Betty Ovenahlrc. director. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mota and Fred Bawdy. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH George B. Marshall, Pastor King of Ionia were visitors a Friday ago of Mr. and Mra. Charles King and Mrs Minnie King. * Mr. and Mra. Elmer King and sons of Ionia were home on Bunday. OcL 16. Mr. and Mra. Al Barnard were Monday — 6:16 Young People, 4th grade through high school Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and will meet at the hall to “Trick Mra. Gary Klddar of Caledonia. CM- Treat for U.N.I.C.EP." Col­ lection will be 6:30-7:30. Then children attended the wedding of Miss Sherry Barnard and Bill Brown al Charlotte Saturday. Oct. 15. * Brenda. Laurie. Darvtn and Linden Cook were supper Methodist. guest* a Saturday ago of Mr and Wednesday Actlritlra 9:30 Circle 3 will meet at the ixxne of Mrs. Hermann Boltchcr. parents, Mr. and Mra. Ciuirlc* 1:30 Circle 5 will meet In the Cook, Susie and Cindy'attended In Hastings. church lounge. Hostesses arc> the - 4H — banquet ——--------------------- ★ Mra Lew Warner and Mrs. Al- I Mra. Aldcrj Aldcri Grinnell and Mra. | Floy d Grinnell were in Grand Jlson Tolles ‘.......... ........................... ! Rapids on Tutsday of last week. 3:30 Cherub choir practice. I1 Mr. and Mra. James Cool. Mr. ---------------------------- -------------[and Mrs Robert Newton and 8 Circle 8 will meet at the Aaron Gronewold attended the home of Mrs. Lee Lamb. Thursday Activities the South Bowne Church Thurs­ 12:30 World Community Day day A Mra. James Cool, Mra. Milton Buehler, Mra. Dean Stu- Charieo. 6 Kirk House choir practice. wold attended the Memorial sts6: 45 Junior High choir prac­ slons of the OES Grand Cluiptice. . ter of Michigan at the Civic/ 7: 30 Chancel choir practice.auditorium _________ ___in________ K..— Grand Rapid* Satunlay — 6:30 Couples Club Wcdneeday, Oct. 12. * Cullers a will meet in Memorial Hall for । weekend ago at the James Cool COATS GROVE a Mystery supper. Coot I* 31.00 home were Mr. arid Mrs. Hurold CHRISTIAN CHURCH per couple, everything furnished.' Woods and Miss Geraldine Coat* Grove & Durkee Road Host couples are Mr. nnd Mra. | Woods of Rockford. Mr and Mra. Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor -----------vxi Mrs. Wayne Fields of Caledonia and Floyd Walter. SupL Rlchard Sluirp. and Ke*, and Mr. and Mra. Gerald Wood* and Bible scBbol, 10 am Mra. Willard Curtis. daughter of Hasting*. A Mr. apd | 'Worship hour. 11 am. "ThomMra. Eugene Poll and daughters of Ad* wert» Saturday, Oct. 16. John 20:24-28. Christian Endeavor. 6 pm. Stuart. * Mr. and Mra. Robert All are invited. Conley and Gary of Hastings By Mrt. Mae Overtmilh The Christian Endeavor Group will go out Halloween night to Dean Stuart on Bunday evening, the community asking for sewing Letter of October 20: Oct. 16. * Mr. and Mrs Reuben supplies to send to tiie needy Mrs. Robert Plants and daugh- ,Crites attended the funeral of folk abroad who would like to ter of Dover. Del . are spending ids twin stator. Mra. NclUe a couple of weeks with her par­ Brumm at Naahville Monday, pins, buttons. ent*. Mr and Mrs. Russell Lan­ don. She was matronrof-honor Crttos of Dayton. Ohio, spent Tha Chrtstmas linen calendars al her brother's wedding. Satur­ Sunday and Monday of lavt week will be coming soon. Tiie young day. * Mr. and Mra. Henry Wil- with Mr and Mra Reuben Crltea people will be coming to your Ham* went to CadlUac Monday * . Mr. and Mra. Harold Stator of of door. s' returning Tuesday. * Mr. and | RodxBtcr. N. Y, and Mrs. MaraMrs. Wayne Pennington spent „/o. ,__ Thc/LAS. of the church 1* Mr*. planning a country-style chicken Sunday with Wayne's cousin. supper Thursday. Nov. 10. Re­ Harry Pennington, south of Hss- ben Critea a Tuesday ago. ' serve your ticket now. Mr*. Darieno Vanderwood and Remember outdoor poster drive. talned the Carlton Center Ex­ Tlio outdoor poster program is tension Wednesday. ★ Several her mother, Mra. Mina Wieland tn progress. Let'* have enough attended a bridal shower in hon­ visited Mra. Cletus Wieland al 7:30 pm. Evening service. gifts given far these beautiful 3- or of Miss Stowell at the home" Butterworth Hospital Sunday. * TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Church study, Sunday. 0:45. of Mrs Percy Clark. * Waynd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson. 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer and 1118 Jordan Lake Street Worship, Bunday. 11 am. Pennington attended his cous­ Glenn. Diane and Caroline of Bible study hour. Lake Odessa I P A. Campgrounds Youth Fellowship. Sunday. 8. in's funeral at Carson City with Birmingham were weekend gucata Phone DR 4-8277 Prayer Group. Tuesday. 9:30. STONEY POINT Chancel choir. 7 pm. Thursday. months of January and February. burial at Nashville. * Mra. Ida Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Mrs. Dorothy Campbell attend­ FREE METHODIST CHURCH This will help make available Allerdlng and son. Burton, and Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, Il am. WOODLAND METHODIST the spiritual and leadership »ife from Arisen* had Saturday ed the Michigan Hospital As­ Rev. Richard Keep training and opportunities of supper with her son and wife sociation meeting at Travcr.se Prayer Wednesday, 2 pm. Young People's Service, 7 pm. Rev. Richard VandenBosch of Woodbury. Mr. and Mra. Den­ City. Friday. Oct. 14. ★ Mr. and 10 a.m. Bunday school. Evening service. 8 pm. Sunday school. 10 am. nis Allerdlng. * Mrs. Ida Aller ­ Mra. Dan Poetma visited Pearl 11 am. Preaching. Bible Study. Wed.. 7:30 pm. Morning woraiilp. 11 am. dlng had a* dinner guests Sun- and Dori* Reuter in Grand Richard Darby, WI 6-2543. 8 pm. Preaching. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Rapids. OcL 16. * Mna Dan "The Country Church That Ivan Westbrook and family. Mra. Poetma accompanied, her daugh­ Welcomes You." Ada Moore and famUy of Free- ter. Mra. Norral Thaler nnd daughter. Sue, to Kalamazoo ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Burton Allerdlng of Arizona and where they were Joined by Lin­ Woodland at Velte Rood Mr. and Mra. John Allerdlng. lo-‘ da Tiuder and enjoyed the after­ Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor noon shopping. Linda accom­ ’ Ph 367-2917 panied them twine to spend thn "A Friendly Christ-Centered weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Church." t -i.. __ . -. Sunday school. 10 am. Classes Mra. Don Thompson were dinner guest* a Bunday ago of Mr. and By Vidor Sitton Mrs. Jay Wing. Mra. Bert Mrae"Wherein to Boast" (Third In a car and son* of near Hastings serie* on I Corinthians.) Borne who broke the Sabbath and Mr and Mra. Frederick Family Night at 8 pm Sun­ day. Halloween party sponsored In order to protect planta from Luneke of Grand Rapid* were by tiie Fellowship group. Every­ the freeze the weather man had visitor*. * Mr. and Mra Robert Brooks of Hosting* were Friday. one Invited to come In costume. Oct. 14. guesta of their daugh­ Each family is asked to bring ter JKr n_____ .. sandw!ches and cookies. Carlton Center West Woodland Cherub and Junior chain, Wednesday, 3:45 pun. Senior choir, Wed. 8 p.m. Bethel Bible study, Thursday. wood School will have vacation Thursday and Friday while thc 8 pro. teachers attend MIA at Grand Rapids. urday. 0 am. A Hearty Welcome to Alli Mr. and Mra. Lorenc* Hubbell FIRST METHODIST CHURCH nor Myer*. local, visited Bunday Rev. George Elliott Telephone WI 5-4945 8 :30 am. Worship service. 11 am. Worship service Title "Old anti New." 6:30 pm Sr. Hi MYF. 7 pm Jr-Hi MYF. Thursday, children's and carol choir rehearsal. 3:30. chancel choir, 7:30: Cub Pack meeting. Mattie Wilson. ★ Mr. and MiiKendoll Coats of Coals Grove METHODIST CIRCUIT CHURCHES Rev. John Jolderama Sermon title: "This We Here." Worship service. 9:30 am. Church school 10:30. Church school. 9:45 am. Worship service. 10:30 am. Quimby Church Church school 10:30 am. Morning worship. 11:30 am da/ Oct. 9. guests of their cou­ sins. Mr. and Mra. George Van­ nerBoseh (Mildred Parmateel of Niles They enjoyed a boat ride The Jolly Beniora Community Club enjoyed a color tour Wed­ nesday. Oct. 13. They enjoyed dlniwr In Grant. * Mrs. Ivan Mra. Wm. Vanda-Male and chil­ dren al Maryivllle, to help her Bnuytaon. Jlnunle celebrate tui birthday. * Mra. Dorothy Yalrger Mid Mra. Margarete Lohr of HasUngs were dinner guests a Sunday ago of Mr. and Mra. Fontst Buehler. * Mr. and Mrs. Deunta Thompson and children of Otnhen, Ind, were vLdtora of Mr and Mr* Frank Thompson on Bunday, Oct, 16. Mr- and Mra. Robert Tooker and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Thomp­ son enjoyed dinner at the Ranch House in Grand Rapid* Sunday OcL 16. in honor of the Thomp­ son* anniversary. * Mrs Mar­ jorie Stevenaen and daughter ot Grand Rapid* and Max Whitney of Grand Ledge were vtaltor* of their mother. Mra. Elnora Whit­ ney a Sunday ago. viewing the VandenBooch hobby ceramic*. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson had supper Monday at H»e Park­ view Restaurant in HnaUngs Ln ob-ervaUon of thc latter'* birth­ day and later called on Rev. and Mn L. F Burkey. * Mr. and Mina Wteland w^^ Livingston of Pinhook. Mrs Larry Wieland of Hasting* and ^'.JVe^nd. Vlckey and Todd WK ,.W----- -- ---- -Uy. the Robert Dongle, al Co*- or Weioome Comers. ♦ Denise Call WI 6-3481. For Banner Cl»■Wfl Ada mother. Mra. Mina Wieland an Friday. OcL 14. �Newcomers Are Mra. Patricia A Guen».v , „ . « . „ thank the boy* and parent* for ber “Weicome wlaon" have bre^ I Ot Of,4>bcr 1 tbeir cooperation and for the calling m^onv ' Thc 3cnlor Mflhodbt Youth i gift certificate. the Hasting* area pointing out Felk>'*'M£1P w‘n bold a Hallowren nv Lions Club will be selling lhe bu*lnr««, and trSiLutlon* m I* U??y' ?' ? “e “«»“ bulb, door to door Tuesday the area and extending a person- I -rP > b*L?t <hc church »tod Wednesday evenings. Oct. ahwd -welcome.’’ I7 ,or R ,b*yride. spook trail, 25 and 26. They will meet at the Among those visitedwere thelgSUne*’ tlcvo‘-lons ttntl refresh- den Tuesday it 7 for supper Amo Kroeker* wholive at the!ments" *en,w >0ll{h of lhe then start out The club has Algonquin Trailer Park on R2 Invited The Jr. been divided into two teams for Hastings. He b employed nights at the Olds plant In Lansing, party Oct. 22 at the home of will receive a dinner from the Vivian Ralrigh. Each one b to losing team. * Mrs. Herald Clasand Mra Kroeker works nights at the Ingham County Hospital. bring hb awn iiot dogs and sic and Mrs. Glendon Curtis and They have three sons and a marshmallows to roast. The party children v bl ted Mrs. Rhoda will begin ai 7 pm. Sawdy al the home of Mr. and daughter I The PeeWees loot their final Mra. Robert Austin Sunday. ★ E. Woodland moved to Hasting* from Bauie Creek. He b a lay­ out draftsman for tbe E. W Bilan Company and both attend college in lhe evenings. They have a 14-month-old aon. Mr. and Mra. Bruce Rogers, 620 W. Grand, moved here from Grand Rapid*. He works at White Products at Middleville and Mra. Rogen has been rmployed in Grand Rapids and hoped to find work locally. Mrs Jew <Anna> King. KM W. Woodland, moved here from Charlotte. Her husband died re­ cently. Mr. and Mra. Allen Pendleton. lAq £ h<bre frnm Springfield. Ohio. He b In charge of TPM »nd t* analysis a*sl<*->nt for the U. S. government They have two wn« and n daughter Mr.'ond Mra. David Utter. 224 N. Washington moved here from Custer. S D. He U manager of the Cltgo station. They have two Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Frrd By Mrt. Sltphen Otgood «* * Ur„*£ I Dotton T.U»<—. <2>.24V4 Mra. Junior Riutwil and family, of -etter of October 20: j Augusta wm Bunday supper I ,, , guest* or her family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Iashrr , Harold Springer * Rev. jf Battle CrceH were Sunday i nnd Mn,. oaaood and Mr. and callers of Mr add Mra. Almond ,\frs Roblyer expect to be Weber Other caller* at lhe We- (OI1 Monday from their trip ruu^nu, ramH.v ... ber home were their daughter 110 Kentucky. * Miss Melva Peake' Sf Mr nnd Mrs Lynn Dwvb and ; ttns B Saturday supper Rural of J family of HasUngs. * Mra Royal Mns stephen Oagood and family. TS ^hurrh Boulter and baby daughter and | dinner Oct. 27 In the enurcn her sister. Miss Judy Horvath I--------------------------------------------------- basement. A meeting wm follow wire Sunday caller* of Mra. Moe T The MYF of the Banfield. Brown and Isabel]. * Mra. Beth L/llCCY Brigg* and Dowling Churches Kennedy of Otsego. Mra Winnie . will meet Sunday, Oct. 23 at S McAllen. Mrs. Cora Cumming* Hv Hr*. OrHr VnnSvrkl^ pm. at the Briggs Church. * and Mr*. Betty Haas were Wed- ai Pawling rLw TSI-IISV, State Trooper James Kloofta will nesday luncheon guerta of Mra __ speak on Safety on tbe HighMary Springer. Mrs Springer’s Letter of October 26: | WBy QoC. 30 M the »:15 am. moiher. Mrs. Leone Scott of HasMr. and Mra. Gordon Steven* church servicea. ♦ Youth Coun- Mr. and Mra. Burnley Spencer,1 125 Amy. came here from Cayega, Ind He b pastor of the Church I of God and both teach at Mid-1 dleville. They have three daugh-I tern and two sons. Highbank next meeting In January rather than meeting every month. * The Child Study Club met this Thursday al 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Roy TlUtemeyer. It will be masquerade with a short busi­ ness meeting and fun time. * Glendon Curtis. Herald Cbualc. Gaylord Laughlin and Mr. and Mra Jock Sinclair attended the Lions Club Convention In Olivet Sunday. turned from Munising where she spent her vacation visiting Mra. Lucille Westover. V K,0Jer up $1 nnn TO ’ Iz-WW G Lunch Meats Peschke's Cod Fillets lib pkg Perch Fillets • Shrimp ITAI RAM triwr Inf Uuk I * 69c * 99c Ham Roast lb FRtt-SHORl SlAteOD CORDON'S PORK SAUSA USDA Choice Tenderay Booth Exira largo Shrimp 2 lb (Aa 5 2.8 9 Peichke'i Sliced Slab Bacon Sliced Bacon Dogs 2-^I1.09 b 69c Hot Club Cui lb 69c 79c Corned Beef Country Poml Rib Steak Rib Roast Xi L« Fryer Breasts ri Thighs, Cet-BiFryeri er Roastisf Cklekeis s.- >aa< ib T.nd.ray Bonele** Botion & 79c 2*51.55 Roll Roast Sliced Bacon . 50 1-lb Vienna, Vienna Poppyseed. Vienna Setame. Regular plover Valley- 15%-oz w| Rye. Bnmark Rye, Sneck Rye. Cracked Wheat. Whole Hi Ib. Cottage Rye. Pumpernickle. Italian or French Bread 1’4-lb Mel O Sofl Buttermilk or "Sandwich Bread 4 loaves 89 DONUTS itUwl 4) ladrere at Kroger ihre lee. Oct 29. 1966 Hl-C Drinks 3 — 79’ KROGER BAKED BREAD Wheal. Railin, Iced Railin, or Diet Aid Broad ROYAL VIKING DANISH PASTRY CANNlD HAM Gap*. Cherry. 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Skinless moked HamVohsh Sausage 33C Pkg Nrana 94S-3429 Ogee Saterdey Merwieg 2d Friday Hi I 9M. «h* Nr Ma so 69c j ALUAJ" • Harrod's Reg or Extra Mild Full Shank Half Booth 1-lb. I'A-ox 140 W. St«H St. 36 Geld Fiiiih • CHARMS Paschke's lb dozen MODEL FINANCE THIS WEEK’S FEATURE TEASPOON -19 Silver Platter m PLAIN or SUGARED ike* only a little while, often little aa 10 minute. lo rent lhe j STAINLESS TABLE SERVICE Tenderay USDA Choice ■ Paschke* School expense*, repairs In lhe heme or on Uie car. WIN KROGER FOOD PRODUCTS Chuck Steak •59< FRYERS Swiss Steak C | Pork Steak or Roast 05 Mr. and Mra Arthur WTU of! St. Ignace called recently on their nleee. Mr. and Mra. Mar­ shall Green of Thoma ppie Lake, * The LAS meets Wednesday, afternoon. Oct. 26. with Mrs. Fem Hawblitz. * Mra. Alberta Gardner and Mra. Glehna Skid­ more have returned from the hospital much Improved. Mr. and Mra. Cheater Pittllkow. j father of Norman Pittllkow. have moved Into the former George Hoffman home * Mr. and Mrs I Marshall Green from Thomaople | Lake and Jack Green of Has-' ting* and Mr and Mra. Blair Hawblitz and Kenny were Sun­ day dinner guent* of Mr. and Mra. Vem Hawbllt*. Mr. and Mra. Gary Jacobs and family of Flint and Mr and Mrs. I Ray Roush of Battle Creek were I weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Bell. * Mr and Mra Ro­ bert For.ter and family of the! Durfee district were Sunday din- $ ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Heber William F. Arnold WIN TOP VALUE STAMPS NO PURCHASE NECESSARY pi •v ’ OF A-KIND concealed playng ca 'irket. available upon request at «r.d ol any check lane al any K’uq*-? Store or office Only one »>ckef per adult customer oer vmt Fresh Whole Breaded -With Fall coming up. to do Henry Roger* attended the fu­ neral of Mra. Sylvia Reynold* of Tenderay USDA Choice Ry Mrs. Fern Hmehlila HatlnUb (SI-2101 RENT MONEY Winnie Dunn home. Mra. Fred Hyland were Sunday dinner gueot* of Mr. and Mra. Henry VanByckle. WIN S100-S5-S1 CASH win | n ■f I Mr and Mra Donald Smith. 335 W. Mill, moved here from England. He Is a meciumlcal drawing teacher here. He was bom in Hastings and she L’ a native of Suffolk. England. They have two bav* ond twn v'»b. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler. 511 W. State Street, moved here from Grand Rapid* He works for Rapid Design In connection with Post Cereals In Battle Creek. They have five daughters Mr. and Mrs Rusaell Seitz. R2 Hastings, came here from SturFarm Bureau Insurance In Barry and Eaton County They have a son and two daughter* Mr and Mrs William Cusack, R2 Hasting.. are newlyweds She b from Grand Rapids and he h from Clarksville. He worked THE HASTINGS BANWKM-fl ting* was In an auto accident Cloverdah-Hope Woodland WplpnmpJ Harn By Mrt. Ghndon Curlit Liona ’•wau’unUl nUlCUIHCU ncre 14» w. a.^.r ----------- — — — — ..r-isti Coach Coach Louie Louie Neeb Nceb would like to Shelled Walnut* or RED TOKAY SHELLED PECANS In Shell Holiday MIXED NUTS 3 b. ’1.59 ORANCM «r TANCU01 Grapes Deliciou* CARAMEL APPLES 3 APPLES E*dM«vM Kreger * Ui. Oct 29. t»M 29c lbs — HALF PRICE SALE All grass seed and Imported Holland Bulbs are drastically reduced to hall price. WMIli SAVE — SAVI — SAVE “ft" ? coaHmuit I �A FREE FUN-FILLED WEEKEND FOR THE BIST IN 5 c SHOE Color T.V. SEE OUR NEW SALE SETS BY MOTOROLA MUSTER EACH WEEK SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS Still In Progress PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK Birke' S Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Right thru till December 1st IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS . Fhm. MS-3400 DELICATESSEN — BRANCH POST OFFICE DEPEND UPON Complete Beverage Department ♦ General Auto Repairing 610 E. State at Green For Every Room in Your Home! Peg Morr, 237 W. Nelson, Hastings Frank Campbell, Rt. 4, Hastings CLEARANCE! Hastings Shell Service USED SEWING MACHINES "Serviced and Ready to Sew" STANDARD SERVICE Star°ot Broodway 301 \ Roa^ Service FIRESTONE TIRES PHONE WI Phone WI 5-2235 5-2253 NEW TRIP EACH WEEK Corner E. Green and Michigan Phone 945-9647 Atlas Tiros & Batteries ■ jji. PICKUP Cr DELIVERY '’HASTINGS SEWING CENTER 235 W. State Haan WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE Dan Cullers, Hastings Hotel, Hastings Paulo Rickert, Bo* 98, Delton See our new season collection of Dresses. CONTEST RULES FOR YOUR FAMILY 1. Winner lo receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motch & Hotels. 2. Weekend include* two night* lodging and food for an individual Family of up W LEES Carpets and Rugs • Brskn For a Cheery Note"— 3^ FULLER AGENCY, INC Beautiful r PARAKEETS X and SINGING CANARIES (Also Cages and Supplies) BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 219 W. STATE ST. Phone 945-5982 231 W. State Vesta Smith, Rt. 4, Hastings James McKinstry, Rt. 4, Hastings TIME FOR A NEW BATTERY 51 Nashville. Mich, cal *<ruid or do wc want to be Oct. 21 1966 ni par with 90' of the run of To lhe Editor: thc .state — regardksta of what We read in thLs week* Ban- tnond* arc sacrificed? ner a piece by the Barry Townc Curs pnignj outaide a liquor ship supervisor that wc laxpay- bJ. v|asM cuiblLshmen: or any err. should vote for property and !aVern mrun-s somebody I* going tax a*M«.ment for new jail on to drtnk ;init dnve whuw life property to c«4 $36,000. why do u.iU 1>r ukpn b*cauxe of thU? we need such expensive property. Yount* Mme’ Your child? My why can not we Barry County voters do as Eaton County vot­ Let us have the Individual ers done, build a new Jail where I names or those ot the Hastings the old Jail now sets. Eaton cotin- Chamber or Commerce Uiat sup­ ty. Is perfectly snliaflcd with port liquor by Che glass. All ot their Jail, no complaints at all. our merchant* certainly do not! Then for thc money saved, do as Lets not blanket tliem with Eaton county done, sand blast those who do under the title ot and repaint thc courthouse and Hastings Cluunbcr of Commerce. we would liave in Barry county j Sincerely. . a tall anri rTMirtlwiv Q.S Ann Mueller Eaton County has. Go look. Respectively. A. L. Bennett -----------I Alcohol luv.s always been, nnd R1 Hastings. Michigan always will be a narcotic and Oct. 11. 1966 poison. From a purely human To lhe Editor:------------------------------ standpoint no person ha* a Let me bring out the following: moral right to do anything, that 1. The sale of liquor by Uie ,•----------- —---- ---------------- -*“ glass would be a hindrance to liolic liquors to people. groups who would congregate ।I It is insulting to have ads such here. as are appearing at this time. A 2. It would be too bad if the lot of people are not gullible "tine" club* < spoken of in the enough to swallow everything HCC endorsement of liquor by Unit has a connection with alcothe glass* liave as a primary r . "service" offering intoxicating " *• Several ot my former friends beverages to citizens, visitors and ' uesl8 He in their graves. where they guest*. ’ 3 Let the Hastings Chamber went in thc prime of their lives, liquor by of-Commerce substantiate their Ix'caiiM---------------nf- nlcoliol or ” "•*«- h. claims that liquor by the glass tile gUu* They were talented would not add cost to policing. men before tills slavery fastened Let's sec the facts ns they in­ upon them. volve many cities Following !« One of tiie worlds rich and an excerpt from The Foundation best known families of today INSURANCE * k 0 PUBLIC FORUM C> Myrtle Dick, Rt. 1, Freeport Charles Smith, 719 E. Colfax, Hastings to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ ’"n. Hastings Floor Covering Arthur Bennett, Rt. 2, Hastings Come to the service station that care* about your needs and the needs of your car. Stop hero for quick, efficient and courteous service! ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of lhe parly. CENTER • Lubrication Light Repair 205 N. Michigan Eldon Roush, 3103 Rush Rd., Hastings LIGHT REPAIRS Singer Portable__________$19.95 Singer Portable__________$22.00 Kenmore Console_______ $39.00 White Portable _______ $17.00 Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by Armstrong and Pick-Up and Delivery A/aihing . C/iinnD®®™ ^rUIUIlifca hb Phone WI 5-9461 for Road Service \ THE SUPERETTE * AAA Wrecker Service T.V. Phone 945-9187 John Joustra, Rt. 2, Middleville Ken & Bob's Gulf Service Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. USED CARS CENTRAL RADIO Z28 N. Jefferson Emmy Baird, 720 E. South St., Hastings BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 201 N. *ra«d.o, AND ZENITH You're Assured of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of ‘‘BILL DING' 5,95 exchange k | J WHtfct CHOPPING ib A PLLASURE* PARMALEE’S 3. Winning family will provide own transportation to und from. ■I. You may enter in , 5. 124 I. State *- 6. Gordon B. Barlow, Rt. 1, Hastings uh many stores uh Shoes For And you wi»h each week. No purchase nereHMiry. lYNE s^r'e One preliminary winner will be drawn each week 'nt each participating ntore. 134 W. State St. TIichc winners from each ntcre will then be placed in the final prize drawing NEW Women at Winner miiHt be murried or of legal age, ami retdde in trade urea. D. Rose Craig, 435 N. Broadway, Hastings LUMBERCO I------- ------------- --------------------------------- ------- [<z,HOUSE ALL WEATHER SIGNS 125 HO.JtFfteW* ST. ~^utl^r 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 SERVICE Robert H. Clark, Rt. 5, Hastings Mrs. Roy Belton. RL 1, Hastings that week. New content each week. "ENJOY LIFE MORE WITH MUSIC" CHICAGO, ILL. Pick-Congroa» 1,000 Room* Instruction on . . . Guitar • Bonjo • Mandolin • Drums Electric Boss • String Bass SELECTIONS OF FINE 1 Music Center 105 East State Street LOUISVILLE, KY. Phone WI 5-5105 Ph. 945-4284 Albort Pick Moto! 150 Room* L. Michael Snyder, 406 E. South St., Hastings Mrs. George Brown, 2049 N. Broadway ft Whenever You Need a Lili... WEINERS FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one ot these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! For Every Room in Your Home! Instrument Sales - Service - Instruction 138 W. State A Ccngt*** SL Tdaptan*: HAriiion 7-3800 FURNITURE Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--- CHOOSE YOUR DETROIT, MICH. COLUMBUS, 0. Pick‘Fort Sholby 900 Rooms NotionsIdo Inn 275 Room* innfmat bui<n»t*/thopp1ng arts L*Uy«t1« it First St. T.l.phnn*: 983 7100 Talrfyp*: 313-222-5028 9 mlnul** from downtown 1620 Arthur St. ____ • T«t*phon»: 636 3781 RSSS T*l*typ«: 502 589-1036 ■4 3 Ib. Bag ’1.49 (Broken Sixes) RiepenhoH'j Sausage Kitchen toned by professionals Albort Pick Motor Hotol 110 Rooms H«*r Mlchlc*n St*t« Uni»«f»ity 5 minute* from downtown L*n»Ing 1427 W*»t S*sln*w SL T*r»phon«: 337-1741 T*l*typ«: 817-3724)744 FLINT, MICH. ! CLEVELAND, 0. Plck-Cartor 600 Rooms Plck-Duront 300 Rooms Dawntown Flint of downtown Proipect *nd E. Ninth Sts. ’ISSSiwm T»l*phon«: Ctd*r 2 5131 Phone 945-5321 ’“.Wwiu Ellen Putkela, Rt. 5, Hastings V. Feiler, Rt. 4, Hastings Bevcrwyk's HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS Ph. WI 5-2423 •11 E. Railroad St. G. H. Perkins, 929 $. Jefferson, Hastings 99' Suian Pennington, 715 E. Grant Balling's Polish Diamond Ring APPLIANCES and GIFTS Make This Your Year for • Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine , PUae 945-5316 Mrs. C. L Welton, 166 Cherry, Freeport I" Tu/fe1 ■ by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES /Tep. 8.95 Includes 1- and 2-qt. sauce, 4 qt. covered sauce, 10-jn. fry pan, spatula and spoon. CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY HASUNGS CLEANERS (Willord Rogers, Mgr.l 700 f • No Stick I No Scourf Repairing Alteration - Dyeing 118 N. J.Herson Sr. Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand - Delicatessen BEhUFR AIN KLIN E Mrs. Darell Jones, 427 S. State St., Hastings A LASTING REMEMBRANCE^ 10Z W. State at Jefferson Mrs. Clyde Parker. Algonquin Lake Trailer Court In Tussy's Soft Whisper and Enchante State NEW CARPETS by McGee - Monarch and Barwick Your present CARPETS CLEANED The Duraclean Way >07 E. Woodland Phono WI 5-2091 George Gillett, 607 E. Marshall, Hasting* Swing to o New Fashion Beat This Season! . < . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of'" . . .'•verything Lovely k WHITE’S For Ladies! Jefferwn Louite Ramom. Rt. 5. Halting* and Front End Alignment. U.S. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Phone 945-3967 Bernard Week*, Rt. 1, Noihville ' Albert Lee. Rt. 2. A Hastings BARRY CLEANERS 321 S. Michigan Phone 945-4265 Melvin Cole, Rt. 5. Hostings 110 W. State ROOT BEER to be Found in Barry County 117 W. State St. in Downtown Hastings •- Phone 945-2134 122 W. State by Tiffin & Fostoria STERLING- Leigh Suburban and Rural ‘ DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES J-® Regularly Vi?,? * ‘•*‘*4 /V Sa’_ _ Ma by Gorham. Reed & Barton f? Towle Mrs. Fred Ziegler, 1203 Boltwood, HneHng* $ E 5875 Now 3 ‘s by Lennox & Syracuse CRYSTAL- M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Judy Baker. Rt. 4. Hastings Fran Crothers, 627 W. Green CHINA Largest Selections ond the World’s Creamiest GARDNER'S BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS for BARRYCQUNTY Mothproofing Phone 945-9411 Tastiest Sandwiches HODGES JEWELRY Dyeing - Alterations JIM BARR TIRE SHOP 1 Off and More(These make wonderful Christmas gifts* PHOTOGRAPHY Time lo Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! \ciiAiiAiiwmmi6 141 E. Woodland at Michigan Rutsell Ben tan. 1521 W. Jefferson, Hastings TEFLON SET I'm Just Arouffd the Corner CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS GILMORE JEWELER 102 I State COLOR T.V. Cliff Finkbeiner. 820 E. Clinton, Hastings Discontinued Fragrances Phone 945-4071r WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS Charlotte There’s always a friendly crowd ond the many specialties of thc house arc favorites of young and old alike. 327 N. Broadway Helen Purdy. 532 W. State, Hastings In 221 Weit Mill St. Owned & Operated by BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS Mr*. Norman Keller. Rt. 4. Hasting* Martha Willbur, Rt. 2. Hasting* COLOR CENTER BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies , Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Restaurant Halting* CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! 150 W. Court at Church Copper Lantern 'Cleaning of Distinction' E. LANSING, MICH. Hotel Hastings 115 S. Jefferson 10 lbs. - ’2.50 for dyed, bleached or ^1^2**7 at 6 MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP You'll Like Our Drop-Off Service CALL 945-4013 Get your hair styled, Homemade Skinless Michigan Grade 1 From the Wheel of your AutomobileEzr^ZL^jk^ Kalamaioo Hangover A recent study of Kalamazoo Police Department records by the Michigan Temperance Foundation shows what problemx can result when a com­ munity approves lhe sale of liquor by lhe glass. Perhaps thc most obvious effeet of liquor • by - the • glass The With the Professional Pcrmcttc Dry Cleaning Machine > BANK 85 SEVERALHYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE E. L. CARPENTER Hardware 142 E. State St. ' Phon. WI 5-2983 C. A. Mattson, Rt. 3, Hasting! a boy I saw many empty whisky bottlrti with their name on them Today. they do not care to be , known ns wealthy distillers. 1 • I saw local option and pro- I hlbition In action, and they were many times lietier than thojpon- . . ditlons of today. If anyone says I | different Hwy ore either itfuor- ’ ant about it. or Hie truth Is not liquor consumption During thc m them. If I sold a beverage contklnfirst year of liquor sale* in KaMhazoo bars, nearly a half­ ing a narcotic or poison. I would million dollars more was spent for liquor than tile previous laws, beverages containing a • year when liquor purchases narcotic and poison arc' availwe .c confined ~ to die public, widely ad-: were to package sales. This meant Hint 129290 more ’ vertlsed and make their vendor! bottles of hard liquor were rich. • consumed by local residents ; What happened to good old und visitors common sene and reason! They, After Kalamazoo voter* ap- were executed by the rights ot< proved thc sale of liquor by the people. ( the glass in November. 1964. --------------------1 Cameron— McIntyre police records show u sharp In- | Rt Haacings crease in alcohol-related oftenses. R2 Hastlngs.^flch. A comparative study of October 19. 196« Kalamazoo crime statistics for To thr Filltor: 1964 and 1965 shows that a lib­ eralization of that city's drink­ peared one of the most disgraceing laws resulted in sharp In­ lul and shocking open letter* I creases in arrests for drunk . have, ever read I have, up until driving, disorderly conduct, no-*. regarded thc Chamber at und liquor law violations y I. Commerce as an organlzattou During the first year after whose function lx to build a bigapproval of liquor by the glass. ,1 iter and better community iii arrests for drunk driving tosc moral standards as well as m by 55'.. Arrests for disorderly business If the old saying holds conduct were nearly double thc true that, an organization is previous year and liquot law only as good and effective as 1U violations were up by 14 members " it is plain to see that Thr following table shows supporting something that has thc number of arrests for lour wrecked more homes, caused alcohol- related oBcnsrs in more accidents and property 1964 ■ before liquor - by - the- damage than any other slngte gluss licenses were issued* and thing, just what the Hustings 1965 >after liquor-by-thc-glos.s licenser* were Issued* and thc up of I would urge that all cltlpercentage of Increase zrn* with any degree ot sclfOlHM l»6t !♦••. Incrow texpect. nut only veto the liquor by thc sUax-proposal. but ul» insist that our city be represenl. cd by men who place their values on a program to build up and edify -vtft community InstesA of Examination of Kahuna--jo lowering the standards and police records for 1966 reirals bringing disaster to her Maybe that liquor - related* offense*’ Uiis l» lhe way they think we continue to inrrra.se during thc law* pass. 1. Drinking driven go four months of 19C6 .uresis fur to Jail, and 2. Hastings serving drunkenness were up 31.. and liquor by the glass. we will cure drunk driving violations :.«e need someplace to put them. Sincerely. m 1965 Maynard L. Nicholson ' PvrlMi» tiie grvutext tragedy revealed by lhe Kalamazoo pojuvenile offense* During thc first year fqjluwinc approval of liquor by the ala.w. the number ot arrests for liquor law viola­ tions by Juveniles increased by HO*. tics throughout Michigan pon­ der H>e quMUim ot liquor by the gioM al till* coming No- i vember election, they would do well to take a long look at Xatamaaoo> experience I Liquor never upgrades a perM*n. It u only an t*capc mecha-. r.iun 5. Do we want Co take an tlbi-1 When you give the United Way you give to Camp Fire Girl* �ton (pent a few days with their -THE HASTINGS BANNER and family, Mr. and Mrs. - Legion Auxiliary Carlton Center I son Harold Pennington of Battle Creek « W and Mn August took a trip Uie post week Wilson Entertains ‘Boys’ ’ to Maryland to visit former neigh­ bora * Mr. and Mra. Tello Bower of Big Rapids spent Tuesday night From Hospital the wmno weekend with their witn umr their cwxui. cousin. — Mr. and Mrs. • ton spent «<ic ■. —— — -----wmm uku D D ALARM?’ Mr and Mrs Clayton Valentine CTwlM O’* ••*>•*• Dl5fflo,l 5 Convention at ! ^TTteCna^Barr. Clara Bayne. •ing up was quickly accomplished .. M Ba)]!)tice of Hastings' also I Hilda Blackford. Joyce Hawkins nnd Uie dance was Ih full swing. Wnlker Cotton their celebration at "nd Dorothy Meier attended the Some Preferred to play cards in- ,hc K|IpBU1(.k church * Mr. and annual _ District t 4 Convention 4 Convention at al but ,be1bov* Mrs James Shank of Charlotte Battle Creek k recently ';1ld ’.K* ft"*! w"' J",On^lU .iBnd visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs The charter was draped for 30 ,h2l. ,hS? . ,U“Ltr°°d “mr Gordon Utter Sunday. * Mr and days in memory of Vida Wood. Die Unit members want to .,rB clark o.,rr!Unnh Jud B nsh On Nov. 3rd there will be a thank the post for giving up its ,Upper Bt their grandson's. Louis, birthday dinner and meeting meeting night ro that they could c o>fremlth. Bnd famiiy Bt Floe entertain the patients as It was Sunday ' Call WI 5-3481. lhe only night they could atFor Banner Classified Ads Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Penning• tend. They also want to thank ___ all who In an> way contributed ~ to the success of the party. — Those attending the puny |J were Mr and Mrs. Richard Dahlhauscr. Mr. nnd Mra. Olen Alnslle. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ainslie. Mr. and Mrs' Robert Beckwith. Mr. nnd Mrs Keith Keeler. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eye. i Mr. and Mra. Carl Colston. Mr. ! 1 and Mrs. Charles Hlgble. Mr. and । i Mrs. Roderick Swndllng. Richard I .Gaskill. Mrs Haze) Walldorff. j Mrs. Aaron Gronewold. Mra. El| vira Sayles, M r s Enrl Curtis. Mrs. Arloa Newton. Miss Irene | Salik. Mra. Luella Rogers and I Mra. EsUier Fett of Hastings: Mrs. Eleanor Hagan of Hickory Comers. Mrs. Vera Desimone, thc AnxtHxry V.A.V fl representative < for the FY>rt Custer Hospital, her I ' depntv and two other members | from Kalnmazoo । The next regular meeting will l>e ni I he hall Nov. 3. for Inltla- । tion of new members. | On Nov. 17 they will have a man from the V.A. Hospital to show a (Dm. "The Olft You . i Bring" This u a color, sound ! film and shows Lhe work that can be done by volunteers tn thc | V. A. Hospitals. Democrat 89th District FARMER­ Owner ond operator of an 80-acre farm since 1952. BUSINESSMAN­ Owner and Operator of a photographic studio In Has­ tings since 1945. He is interested in your problems. Michigan has an excellent record of accomplish­ ments over the past two years with a Democratic House. Keep Michigan Progressive-Vote For x Leo W. Barth TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8 Hastings is wide awake to THE BIG ISSUE Wake the town and tell the people Coronet's here. Back th&^ttack on dull driving. Last year's fc^gest selling Dodge is back Let's not trade with alarihing news for com­ petition. The '67 Coronet is all sharp­ ened up for another By Mrs. Richard Clark I S SNont 945-175$ drab Sixes and dull V8s. Wake The L.A.S will meet Thursday.! Oct. 28 at Hlldah Rodgers. Club ; 3 serving * Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Bob Clark were Dr. Glenn Gunn and Romig of Kalamazoo. Leona call- I ed on her parents, Mr. and Mra. Roy Bauman * Mrs. Ted O'­ Laughlin and Miss Karen McKeough spent Uie weekend (kt Houghton visiting Doug O’Laughhn who Is attending col­ lege there. Mra. LaFloy Greenfield showed her many slides on Canada and Nova Scotia last Wednesday eve­ ning at Birthday Club when It met at Mra. Vem Schafers * Mike Clark required a number of stitches in his leg Sunday after he fell al his home. up. people. Moye out of that rut in the car with a lot of dash. The '67 Coronet. THE DODGE BOYS HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Hastings \ . GARRY BROWN'S Hendershot & Vicinity 67 Coronet big assault on the 220 E. State St. State Representative wiui Il wits a gain evening Tuesday. son. Wayne. Jr, and family at .clayton Valentina. Oct 18. when Roger Smith, a Grand Ledge. * Mrs Earl Keeler' -Mrs. Ida Allerdlng entertained staff member from the Veteran-. and Helen called on Mrs. Leo. the WSCS Thursday In her home Hospital at Fort Custer. arrived Barry Saturday. * Mr and Mrs | with a good attendance * Thur-s­ at th» American Legion hall Clark Oversmith had as dinner day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry with 25 patients for thc dinner guests Sunday her son. Harold: Andrus were his brother. Harold, dance hosted by the Laurence J. McCaulley. and family from Wind-1 of Dowling and Don Andrus of , Bauer Unit 45 with the coopcrn- . sor, Ontario, * Burton Allerdlng. Lincoln. Neb. On Saturday Mr. : tion of the American Legion. and wife of Oklalioma are spend- and Mrs. Clifford Andrus enterThe 'boys'' brought their own Ing a couple of weeks with his talned with a family dinner that ] musical instrumreita and played mother. Mrs Ida Allerdlng. and included Mr. und Mrs Charles until dinner was served at 6:30 Mr and Mrs Jack Allerdlng , Andrus and Eva Moore of Jackson, by the committee headed by Mrs Mr nnd Mrs Stephen DerOoote well as the local families * Bessie Richey. Unit chairman ot and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis Dennis Allerdlng. Jr., from New the month She was assisted bv went to Battle Creek Saturday nnd Jersey and Jerry Waltz from CallMrs Lydia Rogera. Mra Oertnidr had dinner at theNordla honor- 1 fornla called on Ma Allerdlng Craig nnd Mrs Eleanor Merrick Ing their wedding anniversary. * Wednesday, who baked delicious ham and Mr. Newan entered lhe hospital! ------------ •------------■calloped potatoes. at Belding Sunday for X-rays and \A/Df Plane The rest of the dinner wax t“'1 for ““ next ““P1' 01 days. /V'OKeS Tians potluck and there was so much * uLnKn're For Convention food that even though three were F>tsg«ald Corps Nor 100 of more than 60 present. no one “ “L the Woman's Relief Corps met had a chance to 'kiss the cooks ' *" ‘‘“V??.., m.^heiXme in •» h*J1 Thuraday. Oct X. as the oldaaying gore The room W*“ m,ke ,he,r home ,n .nd completed plans to attend v LEO W. BARTH Elect Ph. 945-2454 y^JSED CAR CENTER. COR. MICHIGAN & COURT—-PHONE I WI 5-3903 ^BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS five years of effective public service (or another two years of rubber stamp, 90% YES" LBJ representation Mr. and Mrs. Voter of Hastings Let's look at the record: Here are official statistics from the nearby City of Battle Creek showing their experience regarding violations since adapting liquor by the glass | j in April, 1961. 1961 CON CON 1962 STATE SENATE 1964 STATE SENATE 1961 (Year that liquor by thc glass was voted in) Driving Under Influence . 120 Opponent's elective record | | ELECTED ELECTED ■RE ELECTED 1961 CON CON 1962 HOUSE OF REP. 1964 HOUSE OF REP. REJECTED REJECTED ELECTED on Johnson's coattails _______________________ 467 Drunkenness Violation Liquor Laws______________________ .32 1962 Driving Under Influence Drunkenness . Violation Liquor Law 110 __ 464 Driving Under Influence - •_\ Violation Liquor Laws 1964 Driving Under Influence Drunkenness l Violation Liquor Laws 1965 Driving Under Influence Drunkenness Violation Liquor Laws____ Garry Brown's legislative accomplishments Opponent's legislative accomplishments Seuatpr Brown has compiled a remarkable record for service to the people of Michi- Food for Freedom bill amendment ....................... ’ - ■ . . .. terms, include prime sponsorship ot some 40 bills xyhitli have become laws ol our 16 1963 Drunkenness . Garry Brown's elective record process, Garry is credited with being the legislator most responsible tor the new Senate leadership and the implementation of thc new constitution — including reorg'itnization of the Executive Branch of State Government — which made die Romney record of progress possible. ...107 -_.421 ... 39 77 333 Cany’ Brown lias shown by his actions that Tic will provide a new dimension of leadership and responsible representation for the people of the Third District. Compare this with tha present Congressman’s rubber stamp record. Decide which candidate will most effectively and forthrightly represent your best interests in Congress. 51 98 __359 A Statesman of Action in the American Tradition -. 36 A We feel that these statistics prove that the on-premise sale of liquor by the glass does not increase violations of liquor laws but usually results in SpOMorcd by Indryerulcuti fur Brou.i> Coumitlfe Rkhard Urytnon, Byon Cwnt, Let SlryUf. decreases. A YES vote for liquor by the glass will be a vote for progress Businessmen's Committee For Local Option Repeal ■ OX- Elect Senator GARRY BROWN Republican FOR CONGRESS - ■)«</) I | . �| || atr wood -from"Uio-RawmlUftoi considerable* areas j have*>become ><hatf '■"'-^’•■cUvO'And.pDpuloiliyn.li*^ Fresh Oiitof Uie Attic postofltoc war known The second mile west of the little aetUefl In 1892 the People's Church, to hb denominational, was built ----early social activities were th* Mills, but It was still known as Wlthey G .AJI. PoM. which at the Gun Lake post office A one Ume had more, than a hun­ short time after that the United dred members. the Yankos States Post Office Department at Grange, the Good Templar*, the Washington requested that the Sons of Veterans and later the name be changed, for the reason that so many postofflces were For a long time lhe lumber named after lakes. That explains business was the main Industry changed to Bowens Mills. The at Bowens Mills. I might add office was transferred completed from Jackson to Grand Rapids in 1889. There­ after Bowens Mills received mall from Middleville. It was carried Springs Because Ot The Soil by horse and buggy from that Depletion—The Government Has point until thc rural routes were Acquired Several Thousand Acres establhhed, which brought the And Is Making It A mall each day directly to the farmer's home. Recreational Area By H D. Burpee The other day. while in the BANNER office. Dick Cook gave me a couple of okLwrUcles from old BANNERS. They are both very Interesting. This one was dated July 17. 1941. I take great pleasure In presenting this ar­ ticle written by Schuyler L. Bowen, whom I got to know very well, in his last days. PO3TOFFICE AT BOWENS MILLS WAS ONCE KNOWN AS 'GUN LAKE;' CHANGED BY THE GOVERNMENT AgrlculturXpecllned In Yankee brought from Kalamazoo through a thriving hamlet, having a gen­ to Lansing by horseback. About eral store with a large trade, a blacksmith's shop, a wagon shop thb trip. The first postmaster In .and the mills, which at one time thb section of the township was ,did a considerable business, also Lorenz ----------------------------Mlles who. — at the —time. -------,; a dance hall was Included. One was occupying the farm now, could then purchase here anyowned by Schuyler L. Bowen, lo- | thing to be found In town or cated one mile west of Bowens city shops — "anything." as one I III*'. tiers, who had l of good body w :et at vary low ' buildings ta:'U some in HasUng* ^eMd with Ume from Rd’* in H. Bowen served the terlor Michigan .These lakes have ownship of Yankee Springs as attracted many summer realusUce of peace for many years, Now a number of beauUTTie room where he kept the post names line the shores of our Office In hb residence also served principal - - -lake. as a court room, where a good In 1934 the Resettlement Ad­ ministration of thc Federal Gov­ living room in ernment began its effort* to re­ locate and rehabilitate the farm­ ers who were living In thb now early days over boundary and unproductive area. Il not only line*. Two lawyer* who purchased the lands, but also started a program of reforesta­ t were Harvey Wright and tion. erosion-control and the de­ ts A. Bweeay of HasUngs. velopment of the natural re­ many pettifoggers appeared sources of thb region for recrea­ s to represent clients. tional purposes. ThU work, start­ Thr years agriculture has been ed by the Resettlement Admlnbon Uie decline In Yankee Springs traUon. was taken over in 1938 township The soli has been neg­ by the National Park Service lected. and has lost Its fertility. Since then many of the natural Lighter soils, like most of this beauty spots have been devel­ township, will not stand exces­ oped. and two well - organized sive cropping, for the soil is camps have been completed, one robbed of Its value*, and little is at Chief Noonday lake, formerly put back to enrich it Gradually known as Mud Lake. This lake deserved its new name, which honors one of the gifted and powerful Indian chiefs of the tribes then living in Ulis area. The other camp Is at Long lake. An extensive development pro­ gram has been carried out at what is known as Murphy's Point, at Gun lake. ThU penin­ * sula has been converted into pic- f the older buildings tn Hast were constructed of lumber the lumber business vanished In 1872 Bowen St Son built lhe flour and feed mill here. Their flour, especially "Bowen's -Buckwheat eery stores at Hastings Briggs, a pioneer resident hart, operated a lime kiln on the shore of Barlow Lake. The marl, dug out by a group of Swedes, came tn blocks about a foot square. They were then put Into the kiln and bum&l into lime, using the cey exchange). R2 Dowling, are celebrating their 60th wwjdjng anniversary, (thia week. * Mrs Ernest Skidmore of BUB Church district. Is home again from the hospital. ♦ Mrs. David 'Shirley) Ames, R3 Nash­ ville. has been confined to bed with an illness. * Mrs. Verna Jewell, unable to attend the South E.U.B Church, would ap­ preciate hearing from her friends. I am sure. She has been fitted with a metal brace for her bock injuries and hope* to avoid surgery. ★ Mrs Mlles Ruffner called on Mrs Glenna Skidmore who Is convalescing. Take time to drop these friends a card. which will draw tourists from far and near. There Is a spacious camping site, picnic grounds, bathing beach, with many lino conveniences. There Is no finer shore on Gun lake than that of Murphy's Point. The store that cares...about you! Government Inspected Top Quality as Yankee Springs Is becoming known throughout the country. Once it was famous as the place FRBH FRYERS OE Cut-Up, Split or Whole Fryers Quartered 29' IlC ALLGOOD BRAND SUPER-RIGHT" Sliced Bacon Spare Ribs 2 TO 3 pound ARM CUT 59c Ib. t.59* * 79* Chuck Steak Chuck Roast 69* □ 45' 1-LB. PKG. Chuck Roast 59 Corned Beef c# 69S> 53‘ nJ” Franks i-u. no. turkey Roll Veal Cubed Steaks U.1” CAP-H JOHN’S 99* Fish Sticks SHERBET COVERED ICE CREAM BARS PREMIUM QUALITY AfrP AW GRADE "A" UNSWEETENED Creamsides Instant Coffee Orange Juice NET WT. 10-OZ. 12 * 49* 89* 79* Ice Cream... Aar QRAOI -a- cauiHio Pineapple.... Fruit Cocktail Margarine 3 3 5 lift, io® 99‘ MARSH SEEDLESS OR RUBY'RED FLORIDA iRAPEFRUIT 99* Half & Half Tomato Juice prrshliki 2 Sweet Peas.. Salad Dressing 10 °«59‘ MICHIGAN JONATHAN OR |39 Snow Apples../2 c*,TW ■ Fresh Carrots Potatoes. HOT HOUli Tomatoes 19* 89’ 20 i.39 Prune Juice CHAMPION BRAND Saltine ARP SOLID PACK WHITR Albacore Tuna.. J INDIAN SUMMER Sweet Cider GALLON JUG NO DEPOSIT ON JUG JANE PARKER PLAIN. CINNAMON O« SUGARED DOZEN HUI ARE JUST A FEW OF THE RECENT CASH WINNERS Mary WlUhw. Nila. . 5“S53‘ ... - 22‘ Crackers *w r- 100 Tomato Soup... Play Exciting Bonus Bingo Urrv N<xbr, Higkhad 100 DONUTS PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SAT.. OCT. 29TH. 21* FEATURE GOOD THROUGH IQO 100 100 JANI PARKS* TWIN PACK Potato Chips Cracked Wheat Pineaople Pie <{__________ WINPROGRAM UP #119. TO NO‘1,000 IN CASH PURCHASE REQUIRED from St. Peter. Minn., was an overnight guest of the Willard Did you ever go out to Grand In a wagon without any "Elver" Through a country that looks "If you are hungry, and wish for a dinner Breakfast, supper and lodging to boot, Christian or sinner, Yankee Springs Is Uie place that will cult" ' "Tbe landlord’s a prince of his order. Yankee Leak, whose fame and renown. Far and near through Michi­ gan's border Are noised about country and town.” Mr. and Mrs. Orville Puraell went to (Dora) Mr. and Mra.' Leon Helmer of Ionia Bunday I Brooks of Boyne City were Mon- ! day callers ol Mrs. Hazel Brooks 1 MakIcy of Hastings spent Sun- , day with their abler. Mrs. M. O. | W.,11 — Hall nt of Grand Rapids. men ter of Grand Rapids spent thc weekend nt tiie Davis homo. Mra Donald Cheney, Mark and Diana met Janice Davb and Philip Lee in Grand Rapids Sun­ day nnd celebrated the birthdays of Diana and Janice. Mr. and Mra. Tom Gaylor were Wednesday .Tapper g\ie*U ot Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor and j Janice. * Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor and Janice and Robert Miller were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Rose and family In Battle Creek to cele­ brate the blrtllriuy of Cary Rae. Ed Rice spent Sunday with family. * Mr and Mrs. Robert Plater and family were Sunday Heber Foster pf Highbank. W Mr. Saturday callers ot Mr. and Mrs 100 $1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 500 500 500 500 500 500 100 friends and vacationing in Ohio, returning Friday. held Sunday. Oct. 30. al 7:30 pared lo renew old acquaintance* p.m, with Rev. Varner ot Nash- i and have a good time of feUowvlile as the guest speaker. * Lar- | ship. ry Smith. Hr., was 111 Sunday and ------------ •------------is hospital hound. * If we have The Kenneth Bucher* were mhsed any Items thb week. Tm calleni al Uic David Smith home Durfee 45 79* 39 39* Rhodes participating with an in­ I and Airman David Bennett GMR Box 1571 । came acquainted during Ti Banker Hill AFB 'School in Texas. Both gram led and were granted furiofl Peru. Ind. 44971 same time, and both wyre The Ward Cheesemans of Bar- । Sd to thc same boat. ID ryville Road had a pleasant sur- | iter. Enid prise when their daughter. Enid Florida so decided to drive together In Airman Brown's Mr, Holliday, and her husband and tlirce sons arrived Sunday and They left Sunday on the ' v* remained until Sunday night * mile drive to Eglln. Training coon hounjjs The Cyrus Buxtons were hon­ ored at a family dinner given by have proven a costly adven^M their daughter. Mm Maurice for Dave Bennett While he nK Rogers, who lives with them on home on furlough, he and Ilia the Dowling Road Other dinner pastor. Rev. Lester De Groat of guests were Albert Lee of Al­ the Nashville Baptbt Chianb, gonquin. Rev. and Mrs Edward spent two nights training *(he Rhodes of Nashville. Mr. and pastor's dog to track coon. Oo Mrs. James Rhodes and Scott of Uie last trip. David lost hit Dowling and Mr and Mr*. Don­ wallet. It wasn't discovered uo? ald Robinson and Judy of Battle til late the next evening So— another quick call, and Uie telCreek. Mr. and Mrs Keith Bail spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vic rain and mbt, back to thc woods Spidei of Nashville. * Merton to retrace their steps of the Tobias. Jr., of the Barryvllle night before. The wallet w* Road and Pasior Lester DeGroot found. It contained all of Dave's of the Nashville Baptist Church cards, plus MO. The Autumn turkey supper by remind Merton's Young People's group to attend the "family the South E.UB, Church of the skating party" at the Thorn­ Dowling Road, proved a great apple rink thb Thursday from success. * Merton Tobias' Young w 10 pm. .--m 7. to Kids,i bring along People's croup from Nashville's your parents, brother* and sb-, First Baptbt Church keep open Young of the and In mind the following dates: ters * 1 —__ people — — unrf Wo.tine. Nashville Baptist and Hastings Friday, the 28th. there will be a Baptist Churches arc to be home game. Refreshments will form on the Berryville road for be served. Teenagers welcome. a Halloween party Saturday at The Young People's group of 7:30 pm. Those attending are to the Pint Baptist Church will be furnish their own hot dogs and combining their Halloween party buns. There is to be a "haylood with the HasUngs Baptist Church 1UU. group Saturday, Oct. 29th at 7 of, fun." The Fall harvest meeting of P™ at hb home on 7554 Barry- By Met. John Hook ««•««■ Anoles Uful lake shore, and enjoy them­ selves, just as hundreds of peo­ ple had been doing in their cot­ tages. Today, one hundred years after Yankee Lewis took such on acuve part in Uic development of thb section, we find thousands of people ore attracted here, and they marvel at the natural beauty which is being restored, and arc happy to enjoy the camps and the other rccreaUonal privileges which have been pro­ vided So perhaps fame will again come to Yankee Springs as it did in days gone by. Who knows but Uiat another traveler may be moved by » po. etical mood, as was George Tor­ rey, who once lived In Kalama­ zoo and was associated with Uie Kalamazoo Telegraph al Its birth j in 1844? He traveled through Barn' county tn that curly day, I and was the author ot Uic fol­ lowing poem, which was pub­ lished in thc Telegraph shortly after his trip through thb coun- th<« service*. Tom TBwdeaieslded ' ok chairman, prayer was offered by Ward ChMseman and scripture reading WM presented by James King. The children ENGLISH CUT 69c Ib. "SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS BRISKET 14.49 30-LB. BOX Z-LB. PKG. ] J "SUPER-RIGHT" CENTER BLADE CUTS ■# >lk S,ZES B 0 ” ■ moos tavern, the Mansion House, where all who came to It were treated with hospitality, and en­ joyed their «ay. Now Yankee Springs is becoming famous again .as a part of the nation's playgrounds, where people can x-tlcr of OtioW M: Sunday.-Oct. ISUtoq* Dessert Cake Babka Coffee Cake OAC o9 29‘ 39‘ 59* 79* Cyril Bateman and Eaton Rap-! 1<U and Kir. and Mrs. Neills Bateman of Naan, h Mrs. Elsie Davis and Bernard. Mrs. Donald Cheney. Diana Davis and Mark Parmenter attended the wed­ ding of Lucy Conklin and Irv­ ing Bibs at. Rockford Friday evening. * Mr. and Mra. Robert DeCamp and children of Nash­ ville. Mr. and Mrs Millard Gay- and Robert Miller of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor and MORE than a FANCY FAUCET to bring YOU AN abundant SUPPLY OF HOT water WITH NO WAITING Ga ECechic Fancy faucets may add to thc fashionable decor, but if it's the luxurious abundance ofT»& water Healers arc built to meet thc hex k modern living. Dishes, cleaning, loads of laundry and baths foe the "eanc'* —it handles tiicm all A Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heater is compact-it can ba installed anywhere -even in a closet-it needs no venting I ENJOY ALLTHE HOT WATER YOU WANT... AT LOW COSTI See Your Electric Water Heater Dealer - --------- :*r, �Time Is Running Short on the 1966 UNITED FUND DRIVE! We Must! You Still Have Time to GIVE THE WAY Give hope to those who have nothing to hope for. Give the United Way. Bring succor, solace, understanding and opportunity to the young and needy, the handicapped, the aged and infirm. Your one donation can do much to insure the success of the many agencies working together for a better community ... your community. Stand United against suffering. Cive generously and show that you care! 1967 HASTINGS MANY SERVICES IN RETURN FOR ONE GIFT The United Way Helps Your Community FUND in the best interest of our Community and all of our citizens. Every one can Hastings Youth Council benefit either directly or indirectly from the services rendered by one or Barry County YMCA ! BUDGET .$ 7.925.00 . 12,18$.00 many of the agencies supported by Community Fund gifts. This year there Boy Scouts of America-----------. 7.450.00 are eleven of these agencies actually 48 (see budget list and explanation) Red Cross ______________ 4__. 7.330.00 in our united appeal for their support. Camp Fire Girls_____________ . As in past years, persons living in other communities in Barry County may designate where they would like their contributions to be sent. Thousands of dollars have been collected in Hastings and sent to other Your Community COMMUNITY A FAIR SHARE giftJo the Community Fund is an important investment communities by this method. Also remember that all contributions to the Hastings Community Fund are deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. NEEDS YOUR THE 1967 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN MINIMUM GOAL NEEDS GENEROUS GIFT ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS IN ONE $54,225.00 3.500.00 4-H Club____________________. 450.00 Family and Childrens Servicesi 7.055.00 Child Guidance Clinic . Salvation Army . 1,840.00 fMichigon United Fund--------. 5.800.00 . Drive Expenses 290.00 400.00 $54,225.00 TOTALI tThe Michigan United Fund represents a "package” of some 37 well recognized and fully approved service including the important work of the USO, Heart Fund, and many others. A Message front the Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hastings Paint & Wallpaper Jacobs* Prescription Pharmacy City Food & Beverage Hastings Grain & Bean Co. Matter Mix Feed* The Sherwood-Stock Agency Barry's Farm Store Chrvucr - Plymouth - Valiant 102 E. State Cle.«ands' Men’s & Boys' Clothing & Footwear Miller's Dairy Store lea Cream Speciallie* & Luncheon* W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Product* Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography Gardner's Pharmacy Dependable Prescriptions Eckardt Auto Sales White’s Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial The Copper Lantern The Fine Way of Eating Stowell Building Service General Contractors Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service Bea's Music Box Organ & Piano Studio The Fuller Agency, Inc. One Stop Inw^pce Service Larke Buick-Chevrolet Sale* & Service Porter's Bor Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store For the Entire Family Bender Gravel Co. Washed Sand and Crawl Felpousch Food Center Fine Foods - Meat* - Produce The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma M- Fingleion Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Farm Bureau Services Feed • Seed • Fertilizer Burkey Sales & Service Complete Radiator & Auto Class Service Winick's Clothing for the Family Barry Cleaners Parking at the Door Hostings Hotel Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Sale* & Service Bun McPharlin’s Men's Weai Home of Pendleton Woolen* Wayne's Shoe Store Beverwyk’s Color Center Renner Ford, Inc. Sale* & Service Reohm Motor Sales O*i Stop Service Coleman Agency Insurance—Bond* of'All Type* Bulling's Appliance*—TV & HI Fl St. Martin Floral Flower* by Chip & Irene Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Ben Franklin Store Building Supplies The Strand Theatre The.Showplace of Barry County Hastings Cleaners Phone W1 5-4OJ1—Free Pickup & Delivery E. L Carpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Doles Bake Shop Fresh and Delicious Baked Food* Parmelee's Ladie*' & Children's Wear Miller Jewelers Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Mary's Beauty Shop Haan Standard Service N. Broadway at State Hastings City Bank 156 W. Court St. Hostings Floor Covering Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workmanship ' East Side Lumber Co. Hair Shaping. Styling b Permanent Waving Lai...... Heating Welton's • Cooling • Plumbing Goodyear Brothers John Deere Farm Implements • WBCH 1220 on your Radio Dial Tony Belli Motors Lincoln & Mercury—International Truck* Montgomery Ward & Co. The Superette Central Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Consumers Power Co. Serve* Hasting* Frandsen Insurance Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll The J. C' Penney Co. Department Store The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lane* Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. National Bank of Hastings . Waifteen Agency State at Jefferson � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-11-03.pdf cb74d1b26bd27c438f8380bc77a77813 PDF Text Text J The Hastings Banner t. On Tuesdoy. Nov. 8 NUMBER 3® Haitingr, Michigan, Thursday, November 3, 1966 See Big Vote in Tuesday’s Election Home Nursing Service Planned For Barry Co. UNTREATED EFFLUENT—With pollution of the Nation's waters one of the most pressing problems of modern limes, the question of local pollution sewage disposal plant showing untreated affluent pouring Into the drain to go Into the Thofnapple River. Hastings' sewage plant eliminates M-some sPereent of the suspended solids from its sewage, asyd then pours the rest into the Thornapple. From treated with chlorine to render It theoretically hurmleu, the rest of the time It pours in untreated. housewives, wage Bvery registered elector should an Independent, take the time to the little time required to cast j vote on Tuesday. Nov. 8. bRween | Dr. Phil Brown, director of the Burry County Health Department, has announced an expansion of home nursing service to residents Through agreement* with the Federal Medicare program. Pen­ nock Hospital and the Barry Coun­ ty Medical Association, a health | and nursing service will get under- j way as soon as final approval Is I received from the United States. Department of Health. Education 1 and Welfare. Tentative approval has already been received from the State Health Department. The new service, which will MRS. ELLY PETERSON provide actual nursing care for county residents, will not be free. „ i i• Peraons under Medicare or Blue! KnnnllIlP'inc Cross will be covered, and those । llCUUUllVallB without funds will receive ns-:„_ * Key State Races, Special Jail, Liquor Issues, Twp. Contests on Nov. 8 Ballots ballot at the important election «o to the Barry County and other Michigan electors will go Tuesday. Nov 8 Polls pm. Und thus take a positive rather than a passive part In the j polls Tuesday. Nov. S, between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. to elect a pm. and everyone, regardless affairs of thU great Nation of ours.; governor, a U.S. senator, cmgressnicn. memiiers of the Michi­ .... I g*n Legislature. Supreme Court and educational boards, townworking hours, should be able If the layout of the voting ma- j shit> oflkidls and jiass on n pr.i|Mj$al to lower the minimum find a convenient lime during thlrtecn-liour Interval. , chines or the number of ballots! voting age from 21 to 18. you will receive seems complicated; Barry voters will also help selec t a new Circuit ( ourt judge The campaign nas been criti­ — The big Genera) Ballot; the for Barry and Eaton Counties, will decide on financing a new cized ns lacking Interest and Non-Partban Ballot for Supreme Jail mid c[Jlwns in five com- excitement. However, a general . -i , munities will vote on proposals •lection is not a sporting event, Court Justices and Circul. Judge. (t0 |eKallzc -)|quor by the glass " AU registered >ol - ex are although things do at limes get a the State Proposal Ballot to lower _ bit spirited, and “whoop and holler" a,.. r. IO I <, CAXt 111 f I T ballotS. Uie ..n,lnn voting n... age •to 18 ■years; tthe ,v With one of the most inter- • or lack of It should not be the, County Proposition concerning the |. estln-r off-year elections apgoverning factor in casting a ba Iconstruction of a new County Jail; Su,v,,.UH, .mv.c. u. v——.. „ — ’ proachln». a large local vote ‘.-I lot Everv election in a democratic Liquor by the Glass Proposals | anticipated with candidates - the .h. cast-----that--------will appear In-----------Hastings. Free-1, --*77-7, making their final appeals for nation is important „■ and -— — --------Ing of a ballot a major r»ponsi- port, and Barry. Pruiiieville and ■•oN*" Plan Dinner Hastings and Freeport and the1 billty of good dtixemhlp Rutl.ru! TOwmhips; und other, M“sur lownslilps of Barry, Rutland und Sa. whether you consider your- ' stricUy local proposllions-tlie at Prairieville will vote on "liquor land physical therapy will be 310 xw ■■ rail 1 la visit Ed Wletnlk is to be the KallV 1 ilUrSflaV i by the glass.” sell a Democrat, a Republican or (Continued on Page 4» [physical therapist under the pro-J * j In those •j'-nmunlt'es. voter? ;gram. I Going Into the test week ot ~ ZZ ~ । ’ — i vv 1 > I will receive five ballots, or vote i Dr Brown said the program to political activity before the Nov. PastnrHniiNPman Cify In five categories If voting by to be conducted uy by the four nurses 8th election. Barry County -ReI dblOI 1 lUUsLIIlall , J IV UAUK IVUA .- - J — -- — ---------- --------------------------machine. earners, on the present staff, although the publican Committee Chairman Ken । Many members of th- Board Generous Residents Send United Fund Over The Top! (•ciitToiis Hastings residents —EDITORIALS Hank Holds Open House 75^X15 wm have ,i,nital .hd, k GlVCSf V1CWS <H1 belief in y.nilh nrgunizullmis and other vital programs by; _ .meeting at thr Hotel Hastings this;, sending the 1‘Nif» I'nited Community Fund t-am|»aign over the paronenthas maintained a home |Thunduy at 6:30 pm. i Everyone is Invited to attend j 15-mUI limitation to finance u>. city Bunk’, op-n' ~n.lr.4k." • "«» «“*» goal. i nursing program on a limited The speaker, and coordinator for by Rev. Russell Houseman If we as pastors could, we and phxigrs had reached ^55,35^.10 and the drive reports were!toUoa(lng phy^un’s ardent in ad- 'publican State Central Committee, would like to have you listen in nut all complete. i ministering medications, changing'Mrs Elly Peterson of Charlotte, on reports that we hear in our The newly redecorated and vot4.s lo voU. 0,e extrB lw0 :n|)!s. Th<» v<i d wts 22S ‘ dressings end doing other nursing one of the prominent political counseling of what drinking hasj 1 hi go.il was |n Mlchignn fully carpeted lobby and other . volc was 2518 Yes 2.530 done and Is doing. facilities may be inspected. I No Many divisions showed an increase in their contributions. | Nnnta< arT |n lwme | This meeting will Include all If you could hear—wives weep­i A highlight will be a display Barry Countv has more than The industrial division, by far the largest, has pledged. pe provided a patient once a 1 party workers from the county ing because of the drinking of S-10,242.11, compared to a total of $36,099.36 last year. 1 - ------------------- **— J---------*“ their husbands; husbands not I frequently, depending on the j welcome to attend. Teachers ami other public school workers and students need. | Among Haise attending, besides cause of a wife who U controlled I A prize drawing is to be held uled to be completed without a contributed $4,340.87, tampared to last year's $3,881.50. It should a-nable persons to leave ! Vice-Chairman -Mrs. H. A. Ad- by .strong drink; children who and a 3400 savings certlflcate W bond Usue. ue awarded Saturday. — - -3 In « townships there are Re­ Dec with the ptiyphy- rounle. will be Mrs. Walter Stager. are neglected because of drink- to Abeoartable mil the hospital earlier, wltn television set will PUbVean and Democratic conRoy G, Hubbard. 76. retired -:a i who lias been In charge of staffing Ing parents not providing proper IHarry 1 elf*JillOIie sidan knowing hl* patient will .. noon S..urd„. I t“U !" J?.""! H“un” p-im“,er d,ed “2 also I the Republican Headquarters on care, money that should be spent be rrtSxr.h^^^ I J I, receive proper care, and may also I. through the — "r"._ 7 qi ,।., permit elderly persons to return State Street during tills campaign for clothes, milk, and food being Nov. v. 5. courtesy Prirtav Oct 28 st Pennock regis­ ' Jn M a p, e drove township. I Hospital where he had been for to their own homes from nursing season, and die David Dlmmars. wasted on drink only lining the the• new car dealers. All reelshomes. Dr. Brown said who have been active In organlz- pockets at the big liquor Interest trants will continue to be eligible where there are 426 registered |qo days after he had suffered a to win one of the new savings jimx Cost of. ,the h i-rviccs services >o to mtiento patients *ln “»« ulc l,u? Tn,s- “ KruuP ot tecuA«e w .... . Incumbent Supervisor stroke at Three Livers. oi me services io jwiini* enereetlc 1™, vounir | IM pn.ilr.r. in liquor ~1~ accounts u! 310 or r. 310 addition voters. Philip a A nun H.rt ano .nA m,,. primtanM bv Medicare. Mrtie.nHnmWMiu Tliese TheTJ.V Wayne Pennock is seeking r»-j Mr |{ubbard had been a ; U3 US. Wiuia Senator Pinup may W be reimbursed by ’ ,* ... ..... ..... ... Blue«Cross ___ or . from... ___individual. neonle Phave i i. .<» »uw,n in been in the ministry a to egistirp: accounts. These will Congressman Paul ■> H Todd ,— have thr ' ® ? coati '}" ,‘±ibim-d v5. ”, manv {L I have announced a rural electrification The program also has an agree* “J, * P b | lom.-long time I do not know of । was defeated m the August Re­ Graveside services for Robert i any one thing that has caused ki.ui tq the Barry County Tele- inent with the Barry County De- j PartJ ln Burry Guumypublican primary by a 15-vaUi thore sin, heartaches, broken ' margin by Albert Bell Bell re-1 .• who wav killed Friday night In phunc Company of Delton In the partment ot Social Services for homes, divorce, unfaithfulness, fRrex'rxf I niinfu an automobile accident, were to amount o! 3900.000 The company persons needing assistance widows, rape, murders, auto ac­ advisory board for the pro-1 1 V \I y y be held al 3 pin. Ihla Wednes­ serves Barry and Allegan Counties.. cidents. disillusionment, than a — . gram has been named and includes ! day nt Riverside Cemetery with Taht about my righto tile Rev. George Elliott offic.al­ , Dr. James Spindler. Wletnlk, Jack I Xphnn I I WO I Jl\" ALCOHOL. as a citizen, wliat right have I Bay. director of Pennock Hospital: UV1RIU1, * ’’ P« > lng. candidjles will be found on ; when he was two years old^ to drink and cause others so Mrs. Clara Sage, of the hospital n,n Page one of Section two In this He was a 1903 graduate of much trouble? nursing staff, und Mrs Richard Kill Tn-llH I Issue of Thr Banner. I Hastings High School, and in tils It is not Just what an Indi-! Cook, lay member. They are to 1 There tire many hotly con- youth was an athlete and well(sene two-year terms, 1 3,^^. County property owners vidua! has the right to do. but tested races In the coming elec- I known baseball player. ' • According to the report. Ro-. Uie effect on the thousands, yes The Post Office Department will j ------------ •------------I will pay a total tax of 82584.­ । t on. and voters will watch with He married Charlotte Mannl bert IukI been home from his '671 93 for county, township, millions, who suiter and are suf­ be sicking competitive bids to great Interest the race for the' ot Grand Rapids on Aug. 7. 1920. iveiling clusecs nt Georgia Tech.| fering now because of strong xlvoo! operations und debts. drink. And now do some want to build anti lease u new post office right to succeed Judge Archie D I Mr Hubbard was a member of Mrs. Daisy p. Chapman. 85. R2 and luul gone to the place whirr County Clark William Crldler make it more available and more in Middleville, under the lease McDonald.who lx relirlnt nt the me Hastings Rotary Club, a pa*l lie worked to obtain a purl for Dellon. died suddenly early Tutaconstruction progrum. ' end of the year from the Barry commander ot the Laurence J. easy to obtain? Weigh values, <tay evening Just before admis­ a cur he was building The successful bidder will con­ and Eaton Circuit. The total tax bill includes what good can ever become of j Bauer American Legion Post and lie was returning home on sion to Pennock Hospital. struct the building according to Nominated for the six • year , a president of the Hustings such a thing in our communiiy'’ on eight-lane expressway, one Mark L Claypool. 20. a volun- i tlorxil expenses and 859,196.28 I believe that the man or woman departmental specifications and term from a field of seven 'n Country Club. He wa* a veteran four-lane aection of which was pm Friday at the Henton-Smilh rent it to tile poa. office depart­ the August primary were Atty of World War I. teer. and Billy J. Weinert. 19. a , for the county's final payment who votes for liquor, is as guilty ment tor a basic period of 10 years, closed. Only a yellow line sepa­ Funeral Home Burla] will be In transfer, left Hastings Tuesday by, tor the Barry County Mrdiial ' Rich-.:* non of Eaton RaplIc ha(1 befn a member of the as the man who drinks it, and witli rated the lanes of opposing traf­ Prairieville Cemetery. ’..'..is ■ > r.ntw i‘.:e i.ta.- f..bus for Detroit and Induction into , Facility. then goes out and commits a “ . County Proyat?, county Selective Service fic. A car. traveling nt high Stic Is survived by a daughter. the Army. I Genera! township taxes total crime How would any one feel n. Lee Board, retiring in 1950 after ex­ speed, crossed I lie yellow line Mildred, und a son. Marlon, both They will seek a site within the Char'otte. who has voted for it, if some one There was a golng-away cere- . 348323.80. tended tervlce. und hit Robert’s Corvulr hendon. living on the family farm south of In the primary, Atty Robinson mony al the bus station. ' School operating taxes the who has stopped al some bar area bounded by Spring and DlbIt caught fire. drove ineir their rar car mm into mom. them, and i b*e Streets on the north. Church led the field in Barry County ’ preunled the llaatlnj* Rotary CUrenc iuuot. on l«uu! "«S' ”- “uu arove He was born In Hastings on killed .some of their loved ones? [Street on the east. Larkin on the receiving 1587 votes, despite the: rr-J r> —- /'11.1 Inn tnr ..... At ..... nt to present New Testaments to the , ™ . . „. Aug 25. mu 1944. II.. Um son of Oi.lwtrf Robert . presence in the race of two Has-1 Read your newspapers. How wet and Main on the south two men James Blodgett, repreJ?-'? Klw0 ‘ bls contribution to the com­ and Rose (Cooperi Moore of N. rlCKCf IrlGllSleS many terrible crimes are camBidding documents will be avall- tings attorneys. Judge M»c Ixo’ | munity and the Rotary Club. seating the Veteran* of Foreign 81.008384.75. Broadway He was graduated s 1 ? CUv City property owners will pav mltled after someone has vlsl- able Nov. 3 and may be obtained polled 507 votes here. Judge Mac i Wars, and Winston Merrick, the from Hastings High School tn /< (irilipr 8 11(111(1 mvu Leod icu led me the uciu field m In canuu Eaton iI An enthusiastic bridge ptoytr. American Legion, presented each '3170.43155 as their shine of ted a tavern for a drink. And from A. C. Vanden Berg, regional County, receiving 2^22 to Atty ■ Mr Hubbard had supervised the 1962 and that Pall he entered Arion Kenyon. 45. 11897 Florla with a gift from the Armed Forces county operating expenses mid then they hove enough nerve to reaj estale officer. Box 2427. Rjom Richard Robinven's, 1JN*5. Robin-1 Hastings Country Clubs bridge ask people to -otc for this poison jig. Main Past Office. Grand Rap­ I Rond. Delton, had his right hand (Send Off Association of Barry H4.I56 37 u> finish puyiiig son’s unofficial primary vote was program for the post years and . to be sold by the gloss? ids, before Dec. 30 the Medical Facility. ' 1 and arm badly mnngled about 3 । County. he and his wife won *the 3552 and Mac Leeds was 2.729. , In 1965 ---------h" of Atlanta on Aug. 29, 1961. i pm. Regular ar haul opcr.illrilt Why not go to God’s Word and p.111, Wednesday niunwuhj when Alltu he lie got BUU It I, I Hastings Country Ciub bridge and wax employed by the Mead caught taxew—eight mill*—total F126.- I read what the rewards of strong Ciiugiit In iii the the husking r0i»j rolls u, of *»*■ his been conducted by both politi­ , championship. i 501.84 while the spcclall>-vol- > drink arc Proverbs 20.1 "Wine ' corn picker at his place a half­ cal parlies, with Gov. George 1 Mr. Hubbard was a member of packing engineer. is a mocker, strong drink Is rag­ mile .’outheast of Delton. Romney. 59. head'ne ihe Re­ | the r.rit Methodist Churth. He wns continuing Ids educa­ Eight townships have .specially­ ing : and whosoever Is deceived publican tirket and Zollon A. Mr Hubbard is survived by hl* tion at Georgia Tech, attending , voted township Uixev Barry puye thereby is not wise. Proverbs Fer-n-v. 41. leading Ihr Dcino' wife; u daughter. Mrs. Edward With Coiimplnra noiosi tor fire proto-- ■> 23:21 For the drunkard and the classes in Hie evenings Castletai pays a 35.12195 l:>- glutton shall come to poverty . .. I <Ciuirlotte> Hayes of Eaton Rap­ Mr. Mooie U survived by his Tuesday ,ur~_, tw -------------------for, the -amputation of rr till LiUUlUPlUra Former Gov G Mennen Wn- llt, thrce grandsons, a brother. Parente of Hastings High V>k. and Hop:- 34.238 for fire Proverbs 23:29. 30 "Who hath wife, n -son. Robert Allen. Jr.. I hl, hand, according to the The Pleaaon'vicw Elementary vrar -I School Freshmen are invited lo Johnstown 34.526 12 for fire po - woe. who hath sorrow? who hath School will hold its luuiual open Hams. 55. nnd US Senator -»ob. Albert Detroit. and a sister. Mrs. year nld old. hlv xxircnt.s. parents. Ills grandgrand­ ’ contentions? who hath babbling? Iwic-e Wednesday. Nov. 9. from ert P Griffin 43. are battling 'or'Adah 3^. Batt;e Cretk mother. Mrs Teun Moore: a Kenyon had attempted to ! attend a meeting with the coun- tcctloa. plus 35 500. Maple (I: elect on as US senator to sueWho hath wounds without cause? slvtt r.. Stephanie, a student at dean t-ivno the «.«- husking rolls when ... he scllng staff on Monday. Nov. 7 $2,417.32. Prairieville 39.424 .>4 n -erd the late S’ !) Patrick V 1 ‘*7’cc’, T h.^*J 7 to 9 p.m. Kellogg Community College, and got caught He yelled for help al 7:30 pm. in the study hall, eluding roads. Thornapplc t ' i who hath redness of eyes? They McNamara Griffin, who as 1 -Mund-) at the Leonard-Osgood Parents arc urged to attend After an explanation of •* the u brother, Richard, n sophomore and it was perhaps a half-hour ***“ — —•**— "* — C27 48 for fire mid cemetery :<nd that tarry long al the wine; they •untresMnMx from the 9th db-, J?nrrB' The. ¥, | to meet their children’s teachers tr‘i-t was ucoii'nled bv Gov Gury officiated in the service at , that go to seek mixed wine. nt Hastings High School, all of before a neighbor. Mrs. Wllllum types of Counseling services Woodland M.946.14 for roods Rimnr, ,(»sn le£m.r.’. e"""-'"n? Sf.*!?; I Remember to vote for it—To and discuss any problems. Hastings. Brewer, heard him She went out available to the high school *tum-mh । George Elliott conducted the Mr. Moore was a cliarter mem­ nnd learned what had happened, d<pu. each counselor will meet sell it —To give II -Then the.; Refreshments will be served. crimes that are und will be com­ ber of the Atlanta Ski Club and then called for a physician and the parents of his counselees in , Mr~>« B.U1 H T«:ia •> The PleaMntvhw Community" a member of the Southeastern ambulance. । It was difficult to one of the classrooms muted. all arc alike guilty Ha- Cub will hold a baked goods sale Jr. 45. Kalanuzoo Democrat H ; Cemetery. bakkuk 2.15 'Woe unto him that the fame evening and would like Ski Association. opportunity for the parent to up to 12:00 o’clock noon. Non givelh his neighbour drink, Uiat tach family to contribute some­ ask questions he may have, or ber 4. 1966. al tile Barry Coun i puttest thy bottle to him. and thing for the sale. Th? money Is makest him drunken also, that to be used for Christmas randy.' discuss any topics of Interest Clerk's Office. rx.-r.ov. him. State qualifications, reference- thou mayest look on their nakedAll parents of ninth grade stu­ and salary expected. —Pastor Russell Houseman . dents are urged to attend this Wiliam Crldler meeting. I Barry County Clerk II 3 [This Thursday _______________ Liquor Proposal , ,J“k 2? ^,ha... . Retired Hastings Postmaster Succumbs Friday 22-Year-Old jCompany Given Hastings High -, Loan of !f9l)0,000 Graduate Killed Middleville to Have New Post Office Mrs. Chapman Of Cedar Creek [ Dies Suddenly 2 Leave Tuesday For Army Duty Parents of HHS Freshmen to Meet Pleasantview to Hohl Open House Next Wednesday backward glances ‘bill of yestenbiy".... as gleaned from tlx Banner files » E UNICEF Gifts T„l(ll Here Barry Has First Snow of Season | The Barry' County area had the first snow ot the season Tuesday morning, although it also hailed during the day. and Temperatures dropped over the weekend and the mercury plunged to a season's low of 18 □n Saturday night The temperatures: Date Max. Mln. Preelp. In the wake of the record county budget. Supervisor James J Mend, announces that the Hostings Winter tax will be up­ Tlw annual game supper of ped J5 34 ovtfr the 1856 rate to a total of 860.72 per 31.000 of aa- the Barry County Rod A Cun Club will be held In Community hall Thursday evening al 1.00 Please Bee MORE ABOUT: . . . BACKWARD GLANCBS. i ley United Brethren Church are terving a hun supper at the parsonage fellowship room, Fri­ From left to right are Tom Eckert, treasurer; Diana Gilbert, re­ day. Nov. 4th. Serving wiU bagla �= ITS THE Freeport 2nd BIG Xta Judy Overholt and fiance, Don Blackman of Kalamaaoo i Liter. Mrs. KUiabeth WEEK! with her grandparents, Mr. and Mm Richard Shoebridge Lor­ raine Shoebridge went home with Now...thru Nov. 5 Al. Church M the Shoebridge home a Bunday ago Marlon Overholt of Logan ShoPP,n9 Farmer Peet** Fully Cooked / HAMS Mt!?. K Mr*. Carl Kroph Mr* Robert Wingmer of North lowell and Mr luki Mrs Walt WiUenbach of near Belding SunOclgtr vlMted Mr. and Mrs John Blaser of Carlton a Friday ago. Newton. * Linda Thaler of Kala- WHOLE Aitch Bone Removed WHOLE SHANK HALF No Slices Removed 59' 59>b FRESH-GRADE 'A' 4-lb. Avg. ROASTING CHICKEN lb. 49‘ & BONELESS HAM 25 s GRADE -A' WTIH RIBS . FRYING CHICKEN BREASTS laaaoko of Caledonia a Thursday ■go. * a * Keith Newton from FRESH, FRYING CHICKENS SPARTA STORRS — AQc MPa# CRANBERRY SAUCE ^ SPARTAN SALAD DRESSING Roy Dukes were Charted Geiger. niih courcN enow FLOUR Larry Hoffman and daughter* of SPARTAN BLEACH Kauffman a Sunday ago. * BUI Kauffman of Sherwood was a Sunday. Oct 33 dinner guest of 1U.V grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman Olerui Kauffman and friend of Colon wen.’ call- PKG. i and granddaughter of lonfa, Mr. and Mrs Donald King of Rdckford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert King ix-rt King and family were SunCliarlea King home Mr. and Mrs. Elwin King of Ionia went visitors of Mr and Mrs Charles King on Thursday Elmer King of Ionia were visitors Saturday evening. Oct 23, * Mrs. Muri Hostetler. Mrs. Charles Klng und Mrs. Robert Aaplnall attended a stork shower at the honoring Mrs Lauren Kauffman * Mrs. Albert Owen of Morgan — SPARTAN SALTINES SPARTAN INSTANT COFFEE-„58' 89‘ Spartan CHUNK TUNA 3 -TASTES LIKE It COSTS MORE-' COFFEE SPARTAN POPCORN °,l49c PINK LOTION DETERGENT 15‘ FACIAL TISSUES ROXEY DRY DOG FOOD 25 £$1” ROXET canned DOG FOOD S BAG SPAGHETTI EGGS JELLY Gradc A Medium Z’/z Doz. 99' CANS.. . SHURFINE TOMATO JUICE PEAR HALVES • GRAPEFR'T SECT. St • SPARTAN GRAPE PKG. STRAWBERRY i.- •> TFc HALVES SHURFINE-FRESH FROZEN-'The real ihing from Florida* A s $100 O N I FROZEN POT PIES s.” U-BAKE BREAD DOUGH ";xu £137' CHICKEN — CHICKEN PARTS & SPARE RIBS MACARONI ... OR ELBOW ™ 1Oc JUICE WT. CANS SHURFINE SPARTAN PLAIN OR IODIZED SPARTAN FRESH FROZEN Orf home a Sunday ago. lASWESTEIT 4»«25 . SHURFINE WT. CANS WHITE 01 YELLOW TOILET TISSUE SALT JUG 18c 3^*1 SPARTAN 2-PLY WHIE OR ASSORTED COLORS SHURFINE ENRICHED 37 69i® MOTIN... Smoked Chipped MEATS POTATOES 89 59ib SWIFT PREMIUM PROHN BLADI cun... BONELESS BEEF STEW WITH COUPON BttOW U.S. NO I MICHIGAN Mm Richard Bhoebrtdgw have returned home. Dowling were dinner gjjesla Mr. and Mrs Reuben'Crites Sunday ago. * CHUCK STEAK COTTAGE CHEESE *15 ■77c 79e SLICED BACON LIMIT 1-LB. " COUNTRY FRESH SHURFINE PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 89 ft PESCHKE... WHOLE OB HALF "PRIDE OF MICHIGAN- ... SWIFT PREMIUM Lucy OraybUl of cently. * Mr. ant Saturday mo. 59£ CUT ASPARAGUS „T« NOODLE • APRICOT NECTAR JS-TSl’S SHURFINE FRUIT COCKTAIL YELLOW CLING PEACHES CAN - HALVES ASSORTtO SPARTAN LUNCH NAPKINS HAROLD omt no. tints General Election to Be Held Next Tuesday, November 8th. Citizen* will be exercising their right to make a con­ tribution to gtxxl govern­ ment next Tuesday by going to the polls in large num­ bers and helping to select the candidates for national. Mate and township offices. Hevcral other proposition* your good judgment is your poMjxin to succea, In the future ot our country. Hate and rommruty. Doot fall to man winter, but he seems to SHURFINE CATSUP CUT GREEN BEANS CUT WAX BEANS SHURFINE PEAS WT CAN - 18 CAN FRANCP-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI SHURFINE I-LB. CANS APPLESAUCE • CARROTS MEDIUM WHOLE BEETS DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS F 38 50 I 58 ’0 44 toplay ziKswr 'ji/u 60 46 48 , 62 68 72 74 76 78 88 90 96 98 10(L> NEW STORE HOURS fall he take* office again and corrupt, he Romettmes make* life uncomfortable for hl* OtMMuenta. Get *et for him NUMBERS CREAM STYII 01 WHOLE XERNEL SHURFINE CORN - .4? A 2 8 10 16 20 22 28 30 36 " Effective Monday, Nov. 7Hi, We Will Remain Open Every Day Monday through Saturday . . . SHURFINE PORK & BEANS SHURRNE CHILIETS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. TO BETTER SERVE YOU—-OUR CUSTOMERS LUMBLB COMPANY, Ill Railroad Bt. Wl 5 242J Country Fresh Homo Milk Country Fresh 2% Milk CHEESE SPREAD SQUASH COFFEE MUGS CALLON CALLON SPARTAN IMITATION IOAF BUTTERCUP. ACORN. 85‘ 79‘ f/jattic/t 59* POTATOES <T 10-Lk BAG lb. 8' ‘TS'X0" 6 for 88‘ Shopping Is a p| COUNTRY FRESH U.S. Ne. I MICHIGAN .. <jQt J7 i bag With thii^IoupoA 4 A M 00 OB MORE FOOO ORDER THRU SATURDAY, NOV >, IBMlimit COTTAGE CHEESE LIMIT 1 CTN. WITH THIS COUPON 4 A $5 00 OR MORE fOOO OlDIt THRU SATURDAY. NOV. I, IBM CENTERS 561 j �Past Woodland Farmer Dies At His Home THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 they eepUd a nice little nock resting tally a Little ways off shore. Making careful plans, they LEGALS Marriage Licenses Announcement PUBLICATION OKPEB. immediately a very angry fellow arose from a blind nearby and __---- ------- -n,_____ _ 77. reared farmer of Woodland, were held Saturday at the Pick­ ens Chapel al Lake Odrvaa with Interment In the Woodland Me­ morial Park. shootin'. Them's my decoys!' PAY DAY LOANS ROBINSON Now Available Get The Social la. Ticket announces the following date of candidates for Barry County: Gottlieb Bea- died suddenly at his home Thursday afternoon. Sec Howard $50 Til Payday Costs 30c For CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE l/N'AL'S "Thrifty Fifty" Signature Only — Annual either Wall Street or the War TURKEY SUPPER No Red Tape 2Vi% per month to $300 1 ¥4% per month $300 to $1000 Local Finance Sot, Nov. 5th - 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Adults $1.50 No Delay — Call .Ahead or Stop In WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Operation for Pennock Hos­ pital during the first six and onehalf months of the current year, Falconer US54053OCA, Hdqtrs and shows revenues of 42.841 JO and Hdqtrs. Co, Spec. Troops <2154!. Stop In—112 S. Jefferson—Phone WI Children 75c SOME BAKED GOODS AND BAZAAR ITEMS Births at Pennock _ ^cltt W Maher, 70 of Battle Creek was bound over to Circuit Court after examination Saturday before Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett on charge of negli­ gent homicide. . due from patients amounting to 1940.00. Total number of patients during this WILL ALSO BE FOR SALE. IN HASTINGS November term of Circuit Court and bond was continued. The charge Is the result of an Occident on the Gup lake Road on Aug, 5 in which her car struck Steven R. Hudson. 5, and his sister. Deborah. 9. Steven was killed and Deborah critically in­ jured. Deborah has been trans­ ferred to Lansing and at the Imt report had not regained j consciousness. enni'tii ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • Miss sue Engle p Planning to spend the weekend with Evie vonRcts. a student al Alma Col­ lege. • Bernard Historical Society Tlw Bernard Historical Society meets at 8 pm. Monday, Nov 7.-1 nt Delton High School The film, •The Atom and the KUIowatt." will be shown School children and al) interested will be welcorned. Refreshments. Backward Glances Continued from Page One The Rev. uweu Mecany. now of Clark Memorial Home In ।.■•«i-" r..i»t..nr Grand Rapids, visited his daugh- ’ " M,,r olock. Invocation will be given ter and husband, the J Franklin I Huntleys, for two day* the first -------------------------Welcome will be extended by NOTICE or MORTGAGE rOXBCLOSUBB BALE , ------ . —---------.. — —-------- — it h.Tins !>e.n m«d. in th» । the dub. J. Mortimer Townsend ? ".'t nMM 'wU1 lc*d ringing, rnr rHKi.r.RH k ei-Mh! Kim Bigler as IZartmaaur wUl >i filYi.l.ls it ELI.ih. Au- । introduce the guest speaker, the Rev. Karl Keefer of Watervliet, ivillTTIKU. ... ... Veteran*' A or the fnllrtl Hl.te. Mkhi-.n .... OHnA., A. McNulty as rector of Emrr isn »r M..rix*r'*. manue) Episcopal Church here. u ul.'i’t.. hr In Edition. the Rt. Rev. LewU Bliss Whittemore, bishop coadju­ tor. will hold servlcda of Con­ nd 32/100 firmation and baptism. While giving Republican ma­ jorities for the candidates for Stalo offices and most offices here In the county. Barry coun­ ty voters elected three Demo­ crats to county ofheta, naming Kim Bigler as ProeecuUng At­ torney. George Leonard aa Sher­ iff and Earl R. Boyta as Regis- Helping Year Doctor to Help miner The registered pharma­ * PENNEYS NEW-SEASON More About- ......... IO Wic TWCTO CM Congressional DlaUlot ir.ir.rr Ith® have-reelected John C. Ketcham M their representative by a comfortable margin. Prod Green iuu won tiie gubernatorial race by a margin of about 175.000 FUR-TRIMMED COATS SHOW UP AT MORE PLACES -- MORE OFTEN! Imagine yourself, this winter, snuggling up to honeyhued raccoon or sumptuous squirrel—lavished on the coat silhouette of your choice. We’ve put our all into styling coats like these using only the most opulent furs plus expert Penney tailoring throughout. Take the chill \ out of winter—warm up to these coat values! \ Raglan sleeve coat of wool-and-other fibers, with fluffy collar Sizes 8 to 16. $jyed squirrel ’45^ cist's responsibility: prescriptions filled ex­ attempted to try their luck at duck hunting on a lake In Prairieville Township • Thursday actly as ordered. Gardner's collared heather tweed of wool — Natural raccoon reprocessed wool-other fibers. Sizes 5 to 15 $35 INTRODUCING For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3461. our fashions never lay how much . . . just how right! Antique it yourself Men's thermal knit undarwear —terrific buy! Combat • ' Representative The easy does it antiquing kit Hastings and winds fine cot Ion thermal knit underwear sets. Comfort-cut to our Mr. Ta bo has been servic­ ing winter with ,our LARRY TEBO Barry exacting specifications. Machine washable County since August 1st. 66 Eoneiilitiue R each CHARGE. IT yply right over old finishes rab.discardedor unfinished furniture into distinguished decorative pieces in 3 easy steps. 9 authentic traditional colors- kits come in 2 sues. Open stock also available. Men's insulated underwear set So worm — nylon taf­ Call Battle Creek BEAur/Fv your home HASTINGS PAINT and WALLPAPER 107 (. IfW M. Smart Moms buy value priced! Wi *-29Bl 963-0443 Kblamaxoo District corduroy slacks feta outershell, cotton for little boys! lined. Fortrel* polyes­ Our sturdy corduroy ter fiberfill in between. boxer ilacki can lake washable. loll of rompingl The coiy flannel lining keeps Machine Fine quality at our Penney-low price! them warm, too. All col­ ton. A fabulous bargain! 7.66 CHARGE IT Week SUck. B3 riUa««ll Falconer. R3 Hastings, was home recently. He completed basic training al Fort Knox. Ky.. and Mrs. Maher Bound Over to Circuit Court Saturday OK OK HOU AKli INVITES YOU TO USE of Michigan: Gershum E. Sever­ ance, State representative; Oliver Greenfield, judge of probate; Lorance Moran, Sheriff; John Myers, County Clerk; Charles Merrick, County Treasurer; John Tomlinson, Register of Deeds; Philip Wood. Drain Commlsslon- ------ —-— towineharti Steele, and married Retha A. Yank on Feb. 8, 1911. They lived alt their married life In the Woodland area. Mr. Steele attended the Kil­ patrick United Brethren Church. Surviving ore his wife. Retha NOTICE OF MOBTOAQE one daughter. Mrs Marshal) rOnCCLOHURE BALE n.f.uii (Evelyn! BeUon. Hastings a modillon ron. Kenneth.‘Woodland; four grandchildren; two great, grand­ children. and a brother. Frank, of West Salem. Ohio. 110 W. State WI 5-2134 RICHARD 1.33 CHARGE IT • OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. UNTIL 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. UNTIL 9 P.M. 5-3424 �gradation* of convictions and Thought For The Week EDITORIAL a sharp diviaion Barry. Prattsville and Rutland r,TulaUonl govern^ liquor sales Townihlps and the Village of ,,pre irc lllfnctenUy liberal. We procedure BEFORE you enter the restaurants lioensed to aell beer that Ute present regulation* are sufficiently liberal In a remmur.tjy you pulL.slbly always will be, a sharp divi- of alcoholic content. With that too, the at- ' slon of opinion on Uw extreme* many outlets in a community this be glad to give j of liquor question. rrftru? ai*, tn 1* mid the can- v . UQl'Ol BY ’ the glass 'y • Don't give up be­ Personal Mention _ -UtfSPBRi cause you have failed at some­ Handley and made by the Committee. thing you don't (Doon*) B*«*L like to do. knfi al the same time, making a very pleasant family reunion. Jack critic* have come forward with and hl* family also visited his an alternate site, equally well lo­ relatives In and around Battle reason why the change cated at a better price—Probably Creek. fact, that there are many of this site originally proposed by the age who probably know more about The Hunting Seasons Are Here A have room for possible future expansion <* prime shortcoming uf the Court House site) of Use jail building. The cost of con­ are. under the circumstance*, suf­ s'ruction. too. allowing for the ficiently liberal. pcQlng * dwlcr *nd that “T Choose from the Largest Assortment of Hunting Apparel in Central Michigan ting everything it local clubs within the city limits. . extreme liberals who frel that Ute Have the JaU Proposition ihould CIRRBACH funeral home enrnwnt than thdr eiders and whog furtber follow current events with intelll_center of town. gent interest. In years ahead, U thl* propoalTTrMM——- Vnnw rnn lh,t ' ' tian passes. the county will con­ many other* in this age group arc sider itself lucky to have thia not particularly Interested In get­ favorably-located acreage and far ting the vote or In assuming the the pricb paid. responsibility of casting ballots. Both land prices and building Tills is not a criticism directed specifically at them, since many costs are on Lite rise and If people Fh. WI 5-3252 W. Green a» Broadway 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ' ’ Mr. and Mr*. Earl McDanold 1 uf Grand Rapids In Cadillac for two weeks on a,.. --------------- - were caller* at tour with their trailer, returning ths home of her sister. Mrs. . ___ i Minn Nina Havana. Bunday Bunday. never take much ot an Interest In government and politic* or taka the time to study issue* and to doubt that the mere act of lower­ ing the voting age would auto­ matically result in an Increased interest In government and the political processes by a large new class of eligible voter*. Third District Citizens: only qualification for voting la to system is admittedly not perfect but an acceptable alternative would Anything proficiency tests would result in a class of defranchbed citizens and Hut would be totally alien to American concepts of democratic government. Bo. for barrier Is probably the best that can be done and should be retained. COUNTY PROPOSITION — THE JAIL ; In our opinion, the JaU Proper. 1­ 1 lion should receive a "YES" vote, even though there Is basis for i I some criticism in one detail or I another—but the same thing would 1 undoubtedly be true of almost any I WILL YOUR REPRESENTATIVE FIGHT TO SAVE CONGRESS FROM THE FORCES DESTROYIHG IT? Or is he content to just "Go-along"? Public and press alike are vitally concerned public project you could name. H EA QUARTERS for HUNTING TOGS Choose Your Hunting Togs from Our Stock of Nationally Famous Lines: SOO OUTDOOR LIFE AMERICAN FIELD PENDLETON NORTHLAND Panto Shirts At present we are getting along boarding out prisoners In (lie Eaton County Jail nt Charlotte. But the arrangement Is at best highly tentative and uncertain. | Eaton County built Ita JaU to ; house Eaton County prisoners. Officials there cannot po^-lbly en­ ter into any long-range, "firm­ contract to house and board BarryCounty prisoners (or any set time any day, Sheriff Merl H. Campbell could get a call from Charlotte saying In effect "come on over and pick up your prisoners, we | need the space for our own prison. Reader’s Digest 45TH YEAR , . kteht Johnson called on Congress to compel the taxpayers to con­ tribute M least S38I million in supplementary interest so that bankers would find it profit­ able to buy up low-interest loans made by the government under its various subaidy programs. The receipts from this inflated sale of government assets could then be re pre- , ranted as normal inedme that would reduce the Administration's spending deficit. Critics of all stripes denounced this gimmick. 'Just a government subsidy to the banking interests,’ declared (he liberal Americans for Democratic Action, *. . . wiB increase later- . tightening of (he money market.' Hot was a OCTOBER 1966 solicit expert views, to deliberate, to take into account the intercut of all Americana. But what happened? House Banking and Currency Committee Democrats in caucus of them. Yet when they began bearing*, these men were tummonad outside one by one to take orders phoned from the White House. The committee permitted only two witnesses to testify — both sent by the President In three hours the committee obediently ap­ proved the bill, involving nearly Sil billion. The House obligingly followed suit. Since, interest rates have shot up to a 40-year high, making it hand for fwnjlies to buy or sell homes and for industry to finance job-m­ ating expansion. ers.“ Or. he could receive notice that boarding costs have been advanced. Eaton County ha.s to think first of her own requirement* and her own cost of operation in regard to the operation of her county jail. AND Coats Barry County doca need a jail. The original overwhelming rejec­ tion of the proposition two jeaia ago was mostly on the basis of the site selected iCourt House Square* and Ute unnecessary size I and elaborateness ol tlte fifty unit I construction prepared than lack of I awareness that a new county fall was needed. Caps The present Jail Proposal is In line with recommendation made by tlte Citizens study Committee both as to size and type ol con­ struction. The location, too. is in LET'S NOT TRADE GARRY BROWN'S FIVE YEARS OF EFFECTIVE, UNBOSSED PUBLIC SERVICE FOR TWO MORE YEARS OF THISI made by the committee--In- tact, Red Hooded Sweat Shirts The Hastings Banner With the New "Snug Fit" Hood .. Double thickness body with front muff pocket. Sizes small, medium and large — $5.95. Single thickness — $4.89 . . . XX large slightly more. It’s time for Congress to regain its Con* grt-vMOiiid role anti quite being a rubber stamp for Democratic presidents. It’s time to send a man like Garry Brown to Congress. .Senator Brown hns compiled a remark­ able record for service to the people of Michigan. His achievements, in two Senate terms, include prime spmnorship of some -10 bills which have become laws of <mr stale. A recognized expert in leg­ islative process, Garry is credited with being the legislator most responsible lor the new Semite leadership and the im­ plementation of the new constittition which made the Honmey record of pro­ gress (mssible. Garry Brown has shown by his actions that he will provide a new dimension of leadership ami re»|»oiisible representation for the people of tliu Third District. - , New Laminated SWEAT SHIRTS A Statesman of Action In the American Tradition Completely water repellent, has zipper front, and warm SPECIAL Run Elect Senator GARRY BROWN Republican FOR CONGRESS 39' GLOVES 1 W'Vl' MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR 'Dud$ Fer Him 'N' Her" We Rent Formal Wear , __ AMtIICAN NtWlFAPIB XK IVIUINTATIVU lac. UKk AUmU • OUcace • Detreh V Us • New Yert NATIONAL NEWSPAPER �*1 Women's Club to ! 'Hear State Police _B_eu nmntrc Officer Friday FRESH DOHUTS BJhc' S5th*?Haif 10titadugp Mo.re.About—- Election Barry Area Chamber Herein Davis To Honor ESUSK? Judge McDonald ' er Johnson*. of -1iS*byH*nrA'- ,TwP f*Om Heines :had Uved^hls entire life aL the' speakrc -for the Friday. Nov. of the 635 WcMarn Michigan same-farm hoore an Curtis road 4 meeting of tho HastIngs Worn-1 Brown, 43. of Kaiamaaoe. Todd t en-B club will be Cpl. William ; was elected In 1964 while Brown the 20th District. The 20th in­ University students planning on just aouth of rf-W. iecomlng teachers are doing cludes Woodland. HasUngs, Cas­ senate in 1962 and 1964. tleton. Baltimore, Maple Grove, Michigan voters wUl also Johnstown and Assyria Town­ Ungs Schools name a lieutenant governor and ships and the City of Hastings. Norman Barlow of Hastings Is 205 N. Michigan running with Gov. Romney is Republican incumbent Harold with Dave Ktetzmann Ln psy­ I incumbent William Milliken. 44. trict headquarters. East Lansing. chology and Ernest Strong in I of Traverse City and John BrufT. J. Volkema qf Holland ta op­ freshman social science. Other survivors Include two where he was assigned to safety posed for re-election from the ,37. of Mt. Clemens is Ferency s Mrs. June Harvey is with Mrs. daughters. Mrs. Harry 'Grace) and traffic activities and to serv23rd district by Jay A. Wabeks running mate. of Coopersville. Only Yankee Joyce Miller In shorthand, typ­ Mrad and Mrs. Robert (Marga- ices in connection with departSecretary of State James Hare, rltei Myers, both of Nashville;: mem exhibits and with the aut 56. Detroit Democrat, is opposed Springs U in that district from ing and vocational Engltih. Barry. I. a r r y Klopfenstein. Lake two sons. Charles of Port Wayne, perintendents office for re-election by George WashThe race la wide open far Odessa. Li working with the staff Ind , and John of Nashville: 151 o, iwj3 he was assigned to grandchildren, and four half-1 the executive division at Eturt crat Prank Kelly. 40. of Alpena Li senator from the 21st district, of the Kalamazoo State Hos­ . Lansing headquarters continuing opposed for re-clccllon os at- with Republican Anthony pital: Vicki Near, Caledonia, is b millera. Services will be held Thursday ' to perform safety and traffic and | lorney general by Republican Stamm. Kalamazoo county clerk, at Caledonia: Edward Finn. Del­ Lawrence L • n d " m e r. 45. of seeking the post being vacated ton. is at Gull Lake Junior High: at 2 pm. from the Vogt Funeral public relations services. The in Nashville and burial title of his talk is Cato’s Techby Senator Brown. He is op­ Ronald Klmmey. Deltdn. Is at , Home ____________ Stockbridge. Watch While posed by Democrat Donald R. Plainwell High, and Thoma* Me- will be made In Kalamo Ceme- t r.lque, 1 Supreme Holt. Jr., of Kalamazoo The Cormlck, Dellon.ls-at Washing- tery. The meeUng will start prompt­ I iv at I rnn ---------------------•-- . We Make 'Em 21st Includes Thomapple, Irving. ton Elementary School In Kalaly in al the 1 pm. in the First• •• MrthoCarlton. Rutland, Hope. Orange­ mazoo. dkst Church with a show inc of a FROSTED b DECORATED ville. Barry and Prairieville Townships In Barry. Donuts 69c dos. The proposed amendment to 55 Senior Citizens | of South Haven and Thoms* be voted on Tuesday would lower Mrs. Monroe Leach and Mrs. Plain 59c dos. Mrs Keith Chase attended the ' Brennan ot Detroit. Gathering the minimum voting age to 18 Enjoy j Now al Nielsen attended the Fifty five Senior riiirenJ^ fv AUewui Allegan County Federation of ! Electors will also name mem­ from 21. ThD ballot will read: braird the wmd on Woodland Sund>>~“ Women »’• Clubs ‘ Clubs Fnll Fnll meeting meeting on onI 1 TASTE TREATS bers of the State Board of Edu- "Shall Section 1 of Article II of prated tne winds on Woodland Grand Rapids Muesum They Wednesday Oct zo 26 .Music was 'abn ----- JiSId weanesaay. uci music was . «. M Monday to ,n|«> j^.e.M.uiww.MP.nra| cation. University of Michigan the State Constitution be amend­ Ftr8U- furnished In the afternoon by I TRY SOME TODAY . regents. Michigan State Unlver- ed to lower the minimum voting l 3UrRl* . r>_—i — w(,K I «»>h.w!ui.>»~>>. | sily trustees and Wayne State Flowers and artistic arrangeP011'111I rector. Frank Cooper. Mr. Cooper | University governors. menu of Autumn garden prodMr 11,1(1 Mrs R<»*r’ Nielsen is doing his practice teaching in ■ Barry County’s only candidate ucLs decorated the birthday ta- | “)IL R1^!’ 01 We®*[ £* m . AU*«an Open Daily j in the election is Democrat Leo ble. In contrast to last month. “*BCh- Fla. have returned home, Mr George Baulch W. Barth, 49. R1 Freeport. Haswhen there were no cetebranU. atter with wuvn uiru wcic Flu tciewiHFiui. ------ ■"‘Pending ------ . ..two ..weeks ------ ; ... . ■spcnt n fcw day* fishing at I Ungs photographer, who Li seek­ Mrs. Ed Story and Mrs. Lyle more than a dozen citizens obi thclr P^mU, the Norval NlelIng the seat from the 89lh DLsserved either birthdays or wed- sens of N. Broadway and Mrs day dinner gucsb. were their Story arr to attend the funeral i trict In the State House of Repding anniversaries. Including Richard HalUsy of Big Rapids. rcsentatlvcs held by Republican President and Mrs. Ray Wolfe Highlights of their visit included Mrs Robert Stevens and four ..... . a». » cumu » l Stanley M Powell. 67. R1 Ionia There were 28 Ln attendance Fhuraday. Chaplain Harold Bugbee gavf (he C M U. homecoming at Mt sons of Kalamazoo. j Powell was elected to hLs second when charter member. Preside:* the Invocation, after which all । Pleasant and a pleasant experi­ I term two years ago. Elaine Zurad. called to order honorees were Invited to the la-1 encc shared by father and son The 89th Distrjct includes 1 Thorntipple. Irving. Carlton. Lure Professional and Business den dinner tables, followed by! when Bob flew his father over i Woodland. Rutland. Hastings. Girls’ Club of Hastings High "Commoners" from tables 1 and familiar areas of Barry county. A busy schedule awaits their re­ I Castleton. Maple Grove and A-s- School President Elaine Intro­ 2. Last month when a candidate | turn to West Pplm Beach. The | syria Townships in -Barry Coun­ duced Mrs Virginia Snyder, ty. and the City of Hastings plus B.P.W. Youth Advisor, who con­ for the office of Circuit Judge Eaolinan Kodak Company is gave a brief non-polltlcnl talk, transferring them immediately to j Ionia and townships in Kent. ducted the Initiation of oOLcera. Mr Wolfe promised In true non-. tiw Huntsville, Ala., territory I In the representative race Mrs. Snyder spoke briefly U> from the 55th. Republican in- each of the nrr officers, as tivey partisan fashion that other can- where he will represent Kodak | cumbent James 8. Farnsworth. lighted the colored candles sym­ didates would'be given equal mi a micrographics specialist at If you ond your sewing machine are time if present This offer was the Army Redstone Arsenal and bolic of their office from the accepted by Candidate Angus NASA. Column tall white tapers after which, MacLeod of Charlotte. He gave ... Ma_ n.lmn Sonto's helpers, our fabric buys are each officer repeated the dullea an enlhiulostic account of the of .her office to the members enterprise the Klwanls Club of present. a must! For Yule gifting, dressing, Charlotte has been busy with in the P«t two years. Klwanlbomes new officers. Carol Demmer, inc, U located in Die downtown : fun sewing, shop here ot great savings! In honor of hfax s 15th president; Sue Engle, Vico presi­ section of the city, and con. > dent; Debbie Shawman. secre­ slsls of separate homes or units, | ““inoay. tary; Mary Beth Goodyear, cor- for either one or two persons. > rcsponding secretary: Terri Bab­ which are designed for the com­ , cock, treasurer, and Doris Hale, fort and convenience of elderly historian occupants at a reasonable rental 1 Ah 1966-1967 President Carol Mr. Nfael^od passed out-4eft«ets Camp Fire and Blue Bird girls 'assumed tier new office she describing these attractive apart-|! will be selling Fanny Fanner thanked Elaine for having been ments and suggested tbais any-1 candy from Nov 5 through 15. the girl who worked the hardest one wishing further infonna- i; Funds go to Individual groups :uul woa most responsible for tlon write to Klwanlhome, Inc, und general Camp Fire fund. Your support will be appreciated. helping Mrs Snyder to organize P.O. Box 22. Cliarlottc. the club nt Hasting* High School Because it was impossible forand presented a gift to tier on Rev. Don Gury lo be present, he Here's a new address: behalf of all club members. asked that his program be post­ Larry E- Smith. FA1377032 I The new members aiftl honor- poned one month, which was I USS Mansfield DD 728 j ary exchange student members. done, and the extra time was! FPO San Francisco, Calif. j were asked to stand and were spent in group singing. Next meeting will be on Nov. welcomed Into the club. A short, i business meeting followed. Ani J 2» at Union Hall. | announcement was made conEXPERIENCED For Banner Classified Ads icerning the Nov. 21 meeting to Call WI 5-3181. be held at the Hastings Mfg. Co. Washable Vinyl Plastic UNDERSTANDING Several women employees will Superette Personal Mention "J* "lm “» 1..-^. isrSLciS; sirs? *■< &pss“ m Install Officers Of Hastings High FPBG Group IT'S SEW SIMPLE for Christmas Gifting WANT TO BUY? Try th. Want ’ST NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE for Circuit Judge N I Camp Fire Smoke I Eaton & Barry Counties u Always in Stock Mac LEOD CAPABLE Now Probate Judge of Eaton County (1965 TO PRESENT TIME I 10 Years Municipal Judge of Charlotte (FROM 1954 TO 19651 19 Years Practicing Attorney Past President Michigan Municipal Judges' Association Put an Experienced Judge on the Job 0 ANGUS Mac LEOD for CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR EATON 5 BARRY COUNTIES NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE Vote November 8th. I describe Ute requinnenta and demonstrate the use of business । machines, to be followed by a tour of the I.B.M department 1 conducted by Kenneth Rose. president of the Hastings BPW was introduced ns speaker for the evening. Miss Jone* began her talk by asking the members to recite the Collect with her. FkiUowinc^hls. she dbcussed the pedge ohd purpose and present; ed an Informative history ot B.P.W. A "thank you" gift was I presented to Miss Jones The door prize was won by Marjut Laine, honorary exchange i student member from Finland . Other exchange student honorary members present were: Mieke de I Ridder, Netherlands, Kathryn Sheffer, Argentina. Gerda Kromhoui. South Holland, and Bettina ! von Fintel. Germany Clootie Berry was In cliarpe of : name tags and calendar books I presented to members and Karen j McKeough assisted Carol Bes| mer and Mrs. Snyder serving । refreshments. I Stan Trumble, C.L.U. WINDOW SHADES Cut to At No Extra Cott HASTINGS PAINT New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. To the Voters of MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP Tlie Harry Larsens have vaca­ tioned for three weeks Ln the Upper Peninsula and also visited friends at the Soo in Ontari > Canada, returning home thia weekend. K MH THIS WEEKEND WEEKEND SPECIALS Cordona R<|s 79c Now 2 Yd». $1.00 FOUND Quality Furniture Will Pay Your Total DOWN PAYMENT AMOUNTING lAo/. OR TO AS MUCH AS |U MORE A SUPERVISOR OF ACTION Corduroy Re9 51.00 Now 77c Yd. LET'S KEEP AN ACTION MAN ON THE JOB! Vote for: You'll Have No Payments at all until March of Next Year! I Cotton Flannel Res 49c Now 3 Yds. $1.00 Canvas Suiting . . . Now $1.00 Yd. Never Press 100% Cotton-Now $1.00 Yd. Wayne W. Pennock One Table of Remnants Vi Price for Supervisor Sticker Candidate for Supervisor in Maple Grove Township 117 W. State St. Wool Flannel Reo S298 Now $1.99 Yd Printed Corduroy Rc« S1 49 Now $1.00 Yd. Lvok for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them hotel Signed Cirixeni in Support of Wayne A. Pennock for ’’Supervisor Parmaleefr i i 124 East State Stnst _ �t 8—THS HARTINGS BANNER ThoraSay. Nrnnte 3. imc (Ringo Syvingcfs's । Masquerade Dance ■ Sunday dinner guests of Mary Kent and Ruth Kurts were Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrander of The masquerade dance for - -------- ---------- I mmln in I Ai/nlii Satu.day dinner guests u< the Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs Manon members and guests of . the Ringo Bwingo Square Dance Club . RoaeU Stantons and Kay. Ruth Waltmire and Mrs. MSbel Buck­ The Ernest Btrongs Invited 35 ley of Flint end Mr*. O. C. Kent was held Saturday. Oct. 72 at i io' their home at 813 N. BoltWMU. Nor beast-m School Jack Cook of Wyomingwnod. following che Charlotte­ wav guest caller for lhe club The marriage of Mlaa Jacquelyn ’ Harings game on Friday for thet Bonnie Mead. In charge of pleasure of Don and Judy Mul­. Ann Weed, daughter of Mr and decora. Iona, did a grand job. The lens of Big Rapids HalloweenI Mrs Kermit A Weed of Kalanu, and Timothy Ivan King, son ter wen placed in high office, brighUy lighted jack-o-lantenu and beautifully decorated punch o! Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J. King, 425 ha aa Worthy Patron and. she. aa FAMILY PROBLEMS art com table made even the weirdest ' fi Jefferson Street, was solemnized Worthy Matron atanlly put bafora a Circuit looking creatures glad to be a formal get-to-gether gave the Sunday. Oct. 30. at 4 pm. at tire Judge. Oivorces, juvenile probOlhw officers Installed were <1K. 1UI, Vlacr Bnu । Mullens a chance to -chat" with। home of the groom's parents. lerni, aiuulti, property and cnanene Keller, associate ma- doughnut, were served throughj Rev Don M. Oury performed I their many friends here. custody disputes are all lhe oul ,hc nrrnln« concern of a Judge. We must the double ring ceremony In the iron. Dons Erickron. conduct " ­ Prises were given for the most keep the family as lhe base of । Tire Erik vonRelaes enlertalnress Barb Smith. associate con­ our society. I ed with a family dinner Bunday kets of pink and white mums and ductress: Margaret Lrchleltner. original .and the funnirst cowtume to Myrtle Benton Roy honoring the travellers. Mrs gladioli with large orange colored i Anna Johnson. I h e Stephen cak leaves, decorated the alUr. treasurer. >yuje Djng. chaplain i Fuller. Pete Anderson and Flan'cis Powell The bride was beautiful in a I JohiL'ons. tIk* Richard Grooa, Jam FYsdcnbutg. marshal. and ' | The club will mew again Nov Margaret Cook, organise ■ and Mrs Clifford Dolan The floor-length gown of white velvet, empire styled. A crown of pearl 12 at Northeastern School group also included lhe Clifford emp,re Guests are welcome Speaks to Coaches — Rollle PerDolan family, lhe Tun Dolans of ^idk ^'lluaioif She* carried Phyllis Leonhardt. Ruth Eleanor f ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs Hugo rail. St Paul. Minn , industrialist j Greenville the Aben Johnson. >,u ot Haven; Esther, Irene Johncock; d । Anderson arc announcing the | Martha, Jean McAllister: Electa. and professional speaker, will Jr family of Waterford and the “ I engagement of their daughter. *hH ” slrpn*n<xu Vesta Birch; Warder. la Verne give the main talk when football H. L. Williams of Battle Creek. ... Peck of--------Kalamazoo. Kenney. sentinel. Phillip Leon­ and basketball officials in the 1, Miss - - .Linda ------- ------------1-------- Pwlriel* Jo. to Samir Fouad 1 ... r n Mr . _ bridesmaid, wore--------- * hardt. American 'Flag Bearer. West Michigan Officials AssoclWhen Mr. and Mrs Ralph as tLwuanllv* velvet^JL H•"»••• wn of Mr »nd Mri atlon host coaches and athletic * " r Mr Ralph Long; Christian Flag directors at the 9th annual ban-I •'“"old. Mr and Mrs Kenneth 1t nTomk 2un *nd die ramM Pou,d Khalcd Hom*‘ ot DamasJtf?1 .^L,--------- -------------------------. cus. oyna me ruiurc unae was Bearer Reba Huver. OES. Flag directors at the 9th annual ban- , •> bouquet of pink roses and white , graduated from Hastings High Bearer. Thelma Wil). Asaoclate quet The affair will be WednesPhotography ; Star aPd I pompons. , School in 1964 and Is a student Points are Adah. Ellen day. Nov 9. at the PanUlnd in am/wrim Jh. tu* Michael C. King of Kalamazoo at Western Michigan University. Keeler; Rulh. Paula Bachman. Grand Rapids WEDDING Esther. Agnes Hoevenalr. Mar­ PHOTOCRARHY uiioica m inc vnex at — ...... ...... ............... .......................... .. .. were Todd W_Wecd. School of of Electrical Electrical Engineering Engineering tha. Inez Laubaugh. nnd Electa. Monlyn Lawrence ।, Rogers Plaza oh Friday evening wnd usher* were w WpTd- School , Sandy Daniels j.t was to honor the birthdays 0» brother of Uie bride, and Thomas at WM.U. He also was gradu________ .. officers ____ were. Is Honored at The Installation Mrs Junold and Mra KennMh H of the groom. ated from Damascus University CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE________________ Strlmbadc Kenneth # wl? a BA Degree in Literature _____________ ‘SF'St Aekl2'. Lovely Shower Marie Bachelder. chaplain. Inez 7 ... । dress with a light beige lace over-1 an“ T',e ArULaubaugh.'7>r^W ’r- . ,A A nilscellaneous shower was Laubaugh. organist.-Pmr Fern Pl'e PierMr .nd if ». I u>’ and matching acceasarini The son organist and Janet Chaney. pleasure of Miss a1 Kroom s nl0lher chose a two-piece ra~. 945-3967 —— Marilyn l-awrence on Friday eve­ and M.s Edward Smith. Mr. and I shell knit sultxln soft pink and ning, Oct. 28. tn Grand Rapids Refre-hmente were served Wre2Cu°*tSi<< matching accessories Both mothers "You. too. con be lovely ___ by the relaUvea of Marilyns fl- and Mr. and Mrs Wllaori Guldet wore a green cymbidium orchid for the holidoys." ance. Terry Gale. corsage. Grandmothers of the A pretty umbrella partially ant Point Bunday evening honor­ groom ware red carnation corsages. TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! covered the many lovely gifts Ing the Erways* anniversary . A reception was held in the King home with Miss Man1 Navi­ gate of Kalamaozo serving the Ward annrJ, fun wear Oct.c,28 .2*dn« ke and ^r^ng the "venXTr'° “Erway b^n wJ7' “',<tay neail. ra “T - Mui ■*— r7”........ ......... ».< iniSeveral «ll kitch^Z . ssamw P°OhS and ^" . Mrs. "*•>•.7^ »v«rn ■ fo2 /entertained PUyed «ndPu^P2^5 were Jr, puncl1’ «r.d’^“’r?,nda iui ucsM-ri ana;, ....--------............. cards. Those, holding high tallies I IRSitS °* ’’"‘k' On: Flowering plants, gardens, The bride's traveling ensemble poly arrangements, vases, and pottery. (Includes Cut. Style Set. Etc I I was a white wool sheath dre&a । with a black lace collar and black Call WI 5 3382 WEEKEND MUM boko 97 । accessories. 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Great colors in sixes 536°° illnr’n duraclean «• WoWlaiM, Hartingg service Fhona WI 5-2091 Opo« Saturday) were the Eaton Nancy is a 1968 graduate of Lakewood High Schoo] and u employed al Braden Pharmacy In Lake Odessa Wayne U a 1964 graduate of I Lake Odessa High School nnd is employed a*. Olds In Lansing No wedding date has been set 501 nylon-26oz. possible .' ,umn day when JudR<' “nd Mrs 1 and Barry lawyers, the officials Mrs. Burdette Hayner enter- and personnel of both county talried her fellow co-workers courthouses plus the neighbors from Kellogg Company at their m the Immediate vicinity of the new home on Oct.'24. The guests McDonalds home were Mary Russel). Shirley Frey. There were many bouquets of Betty Strong. Grace Nichols. Jan flowers lo add thr festive touch Selby. Dora Hunter. Lois St. to the setting' and Bob FurJ o h n. Julia Bradford, Thelma row. who built the house, was Klammer. Rosalie Smith. Joanne there to conduct any of the Swims. Catherine Nolan. Pal more than 175 guesLi on a buildi Marvin. Mary McConnell, Pal era guided lour. । Farrell and Thelma ,ButbcH><p<^ The McDonald's son and hLs A luncheon was served. wife. Atty and Mrs Frederick • • • • ■ McDonald of Allegan. |olned1 Mr and Mrs T P Giro are 4*‘r ’0,lS!n cntcrtalnlng with an early f sP™’Wn Hun.u?a ?”d Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday. °**,d A “l'?n‘'7 Nov 8. as they are leaving soon 1f a^ r.IUXHL 7t?a*Y' at the 'door' ” were Judge and Mis for Cortes. Fla. for the Winter. “ " Their guests were their family, Philip Mitchell, the Paul Siegels. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gies and Jerry Mahlers and Tom Shirts. Those assisting nt the punch family of Benton Harbor and and coffee table included Mrs Mr. and Mra Jack Wlllbur Ton McLaughlin. Mrs Horace Powers. Mrs. Burton Camcron. n.d?‘°f Mrs Owwge George Wataon. Watson. Mrs Mrs George George Mrs Jock Ctarey and it had Dean. Mrs Laurence Barnett. £*”* ln ,aot IMre Adelbert Cortrlght. Mrs K ^hbCT', Qau‘’ MeTl Campbell *nd Mrs Ralph sche. thought It had been a lit-' Rom lie too quiet and as "Jock" was ___ _ in Detroit, she felt she should' [ liven up lhe occasion a bit and Parents Announce Invited Mrs. Clarvy in for a very'• Daughter's Troth pleasant evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs Glenn Frederick son of rural Woodland wish to announce t he engagement of their daughter. Nancy Dawn, to : Wayne Swller | Wayne Is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Swller of rural Lake Compare our quality and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. CARPETING • «miu_ 1 1 ,c" '°VxaLF?r2iiU... Jack. Shovan 34r. and Mrs Will- Arch* R^cH,^d Mr BandMMrs ’ Wm lovrly new h‘Mne on Davld Drlve al" f HlLlr^a^Mr ^d £,’XX,h°U'’ «>»’“» 6 ln, SAVE $100 buy lhe Perfect Package for all Silver Cleaning. STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by vrant-tx-cicy ana inana, au xrorn ■ Downtown «*•- The ( Delta Kappa ixupuu Gamma XUUIIIIIIU To Meet Wednesday | Members of Delia Kapps Gam| ma are to meet Wednesday. Nov. I . 18, at lhe Hastings .First Methodist I Church with A business session at 4:J0. Dinner nnd program’are lo ■ follow. On Tuesday, Oct 35. mem­ bers heard Mrs George Romney speak at a dinner hosted by Char­ lotte's Upvllon Chapter at the Olivet Student Center. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine & Riverside Safe driven prefer the convenience and de­ pendability of our fast claim service and per- you need ui . . . For All Typei of Insurance—SEE Bonnet & Gown HASTINGS Shop INSURANCE AGENCY Alma Fingleton "Side of Strand Thea tn 219 Wttf State St. �. Adah?. Haari . Nunemtar.-- Ruth;-। Happy Occasion for I Betty Root, Other; MMrtha; Jeannette Knlsa. Bectra; ;Senior Citizens 1 Mary Klbllngcr. warder, and Har-! Tuesday. Oct. 30th will be a ;oid Banks as sentinel. ! day of happy memories for a Prudence Noble OES Chapter ofI' Mrs. Ina Baton of Nashville was installing officer. Mrs. Marjorie: flldcory Comera IniUlled officers Hill the installing marshal. Mrs. Saturday evening. Oct 39. at the Maxine Tolies the installing cimpTemple. Mrs. Susie Bever wot in­ laln, Mn. Kathryn Mott the in­ stalled aa worthy matron and stalling organist and Mrs. Bentrice William A .• .. Caln was the Installing soloist. | Hickory Corners Installs Officers YNFWS tjou II love our • [ BAKED GOODS Buttercrust Bread Always a pleasure to serve. Baked Sweet Rolls A large variety to choose from each day. Cream Filled Lunch Rolls Juanita Kilgore, chaplain; Janet Cheney, marshal; Marie Green. UPHOLSTERING • Froa Istlmsiei in th( H»iH|>p Area on Thursdays. • Pkkup «"4 Delivery. • Moay Samples. • 10 Years Sama Location. 63c 29c at the Hastings High School IBetroll Lloru-Green Bay Packer sponsorship of the local mer_ players, the Athletic Boosters ___ j,............... Um game lhe group had dinner al Rowland Judge was correct. lackson. Coach B«h Carlson Issued a big “thank The bride Is the daughter of one who helped make the trip possible. The boys Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mr. An- I nmamng wsui rxauuwren C . q,' > ’ __________ 31-7 victory —Banner photo. derson, president of the E W decorative Ice cream were served, i enjoyed ereryuung cat ana n THE FURNITURE Lindo M. Meyers Pledges Troth to ’ Philip J. DeyrieS BUILDING Wayne Haxel A rich fry roll tilled with a creamy cutfard, lopped with chocolate fudge. Always refrigerated for freshness FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL COMBINATION tumn colors and scenery. In the large living room, dlnIUUUUW rfLMUUUJIl. JU, <W»U 4I1IO. , ....... ............. ........ . ..... Herman Botteller Mr. and Mrs. | blM *ere spread for 90. CenterRobert Shannon annd Mr. and Plece3 were colorful Autumn Mrs. Frank Wall, all of Hastings.. >ca»cs and flowers- Plastic pumpthe name of lhe bride should have kins. 0*la •Itches gave a been Miss Nancy Lee Anderson, itouch of Ulc Halloween spirit. ____ _____ .... Prie<t rhlrkrn hiu-nlt* .nd “rSto our error Hop, U dWrH h“ SPECIAL 83c DALE’S BAKE SHOP Personal Mention Phone 374-3523 Elect LEO W. BARTH State Representative Many colorful and useful arti- Ulc «'«»«anent of their daughter, cles were made and sold. Linda Marie, to Phillip J. DeVries, The proceeds are going to be son of Mr and Mrs. Harold De­ used to provide for more ma- vrles of Wyoming totals for a future bazaar. The j m apparent interest and joy man)tested by the residents in prep-i £ Democrat 89th District World Wor 2 Vcteron. Business Mon. Legion, Kiwanls, Elks and Chamber of Commerce. on Tuesday of last week to visit their sister, Beatrice Shellenbarger, al Bonita Springs. They are returning this Thursday. The Arthur Stewards spent Saturday al Central Michigan University and attended the Diane arc visiting her parents in game us guests of the band. Chicago and will soon be leaving for Germany where lie la to bo stationed for three years. He is contemplating going to college j a radio operator. Chore next year. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and daughter. Jackie, of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. George Town- CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Resident of Borry-lonio area for 21 years. Member of the Knights of Columbus, American Sp/4 and Mrs. Thomas Higdon and daughter. Diane, have been .•pending a week with his par- No Quitting Time oo Service We think of the Job of eerv4> ing our clients u a round-thodock proposition. After al, losses don’t limit ihemseivoe to an 8-hour workday. If yr* Buffer a lots... fire in yo«r home, auto accident, buxine* catastrophe ... you want help right away. You'll get Just that if you place your protectioa program in our hand*. Callers were Mrs. Marjorie VandeCar nnd daughter, Theresa, of Maaon. Mr. tuxl M^s. Gilbert ....... -I I.......... Rev. Owen. retired Wesleyan Methodist pastor, residing at WMloyan Village, was speaker at the Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday tn the absence of Rev. Howard Rogers, who was ill. A platform service was enjoyed In the evening when laymen spoke Bom, of Toledo. The two couplet* joined all of the others tn a real on phases of stewardship. Due to a change In plans al- fun evening at Lhe Country Club RANDSEN friendliness. Such is the atmosphere that prevails LAUNDRY Service Family Bundles Damp Wash -junenalJ^ome CHARLES H. LEONARD Wash and Fluff Dry JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Wo Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibion) 323 S. Michigan WI 5-4062 Attention VOTERS In order to inform the voters of 1UrD County of the viewpoint-, ot the candidates running for the Stale legislature from Barry County regarding lhe Contractors Licensing Law, The Barry County Contractors Association wrote to each candidate th* following letter: “As you know. we are circulating petitions to initiate legislation to repeal Act 3it. The Contractors Licensing Law. We Intend to run an ad In the local papers giving the viewpoint of ail candidates of both parties who are running for office in both 55th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 20th SENATORIAL DISTRICT 21st SENATORIAL DISTRICT Moving up is catching on at your Take Charge dealer’s DEWEY’S CAR PALACE homelike LEonnnn-oSGooD 89th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT AUTHORIZED DEALERS the tribute. THEY ANSWERED AS FOLLOWS ’ ot setting for visitations and the final Complete New therw art 5 wap to mon op to a full-sin Ckrysiv. Jvd tell tit how far up you nd to go. 1. Start with our hottest selling Chryslers - our 4 Newport models. We're now pricing them al just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller can, comparably equipped. 2. Now we hare a whole new line of Chryslen. Newport Custom. A low prkod Chrysler you an make as luxurious as you want 3. Our sports bred 300s come with the biggest standard engine available in lhe medium price field. 4. The Town & Country wagon is a luxury car in front (almost as luxurious as the New Yorker). Over 97 cu. ft. of carpeted on-tbefloor utgo space in back. 5. And New Yorker, our most luxurious Chrysler. You an get it with extra cost features like the new 3-in-l front seat. Room lor 3 when you need it. Converts lo individually adjustable seats wheo you want them And lhe passenger side reclines. We iust gave you 5 good reasons to move up to Chrysler. Now it’s up to you. "home" with comfort, warmth and facilities provide a truly appropriate /nsurance Agency TAKE CHARGE Truly Appropriate Most of us associate the word Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. Our Over Miller'i Jewelers Phone 120 W. STATE ST. WI 5-4174 NOVEMBER 8th I Itadetnn oboir of thl mtoin buil_ CHRYSLER W Tiy MOTORS CORPORATION M43 at Sprague Road, Delton, Midi. 23rd SENATORIAL DISTRICT �p Mr. and Mra Fred Venema ot Sunday dinner guesta of Mary Kalamazoo and Mis* Ruth Po- j Kent and Ruth Kurtt were Mr. well, a Mudent at WMU were । and Mra. J o h n Oalrander of , 8alu day dinner guest* of tire Pontiac. Mr. gnd Mrs Marlon ** “• Ft. MAbel BuckMri. O. C. Kent kt WMV , (Ringo.Syvingos's Masquerade Dance Society The masquerade dance for members and gyesu of the. Ringo Swingo Square Dance Club Eastern Star Installs Officers Bonnie Mead. In charge of qm a grand Job The bd(lhU>. lighted Jack-o-lantrrtu and beautifully decorated punch table made even lhe weirdest looking creature* glad to be a part of the fun. Cider and doughnut* were served through­ out the evening —. -—— r -------Prise* were given for the most rvoa; Barb Bnilh. associate con- orlrlna| und th, funniest coaduc tress: Margaret lechleltner (ume to MyrUe Benton Hoy ——Kekharrn Andfrw,n and Ki,ncl* Powell Jane Fredenburg. marshal, and The club will meet again Nov Margaret Cook, organist 13 at Northeastern School. The Erik vonRetae* entertain­ ed with a family dinner Bunday honoring lhe traveller*. Mra Anna Johnson, lhe. Stephen i Johnson*, tha Richard Orooa, and Mrs Cllffonl Dolan. The group al*<> included lhe Clifford lo t oaenes — Home Perj Dolan family, the Turn Dolan* of Speaks rell. rell. St Si Paul. Minn . Indtulrlaltat Gieenville lhe Aben Johnson, and professional speaker, will' Jr family of Waterford and the give lhe main talk when football H. L. Willlama ot Battle Creek and basketball official* in the ... West Michigan Official* Associ­ When Mr and Mra. Ralph ation host coaches and athletic Junold. Mr and Mra Kenneth Stnmback. Mra. Louise Shafer. quel The affair will be Wednes­ Mr and Mrs. Robert Strlmback day. Nov 9. al the PanUlnd in ^e^mJ^o^Lt^cJ^ Orand Rapids I ha i cLr „“d d Phyllis Leonhardt: Ruth. Eleanor u H*nn; Other. Irene Johncnd.M,nh, Vesta Birch: Warder. LaVeme Kenney, sentinel. Phhllp Leon­ hardt. American Flag Bearer. Ralph Line: Christian Flag Bearer. Reba Huver. OE8 Flag Thelma Will Associate Photography | Bearer. Star Point* are Adah. Ellen WtODINC , ■Keeler: Ruth. Paula Bachman, ■* ‘ ‘^~s Hoevenalr. Mar­ ,HOTOC«*rHY( .... .... Laubaugh. and Electa. Sandy Daniels The installation officers were. Mra. Contella Ackley, marshal: Marte Bachelder. chaplain. Inez laubaugh. organist. Fern PierofSanl-'t* wtd Janet Chaney. haitincs 945-3967 F<»iOs»t Refrehment* were served WHITE'S TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! SAVE E 20<7o On: Flowering plants, gardens, poly arrangements, vases, and pottery. $-|97 MUM boko (Sth & Car STILL the highest quality PLUS Florists Transworld Delivery HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop 206 E. State St. . \ Downtown CARPeliNc I kets of pink and while mum* and gladioli with large orange colored cak leaves, decorated the altar. The bride was beautiful in a floor-length gown of while velvet, empire ttyled. A crown of pearl and crystal held her clbow-length ENGAGED—Mr. and Mr*. Hugo set) of silk Illusion She carried bridal bouquet of pink and Anderson are announcing the j engagement of their daughter.' ahite roses and stephanotls Miss Linda Peck of Kalamazoo. [ Patricia Jo. to Samir Fouad a* bridesmaid, wore a floor-length , h o m s 1. ton of Mr. and Mr. burguandy velvet gown trimmed Khsled Horn*! of Dama*with pink satin and *he carried cus. Syria The future bride was | a bouquet of pink rosea and white | graduated from Hastings High ; pompons. i school in 1964 and is a student an>«« .$ ---------------I Mtcnae. Michael C. King or of M1 Kalamazoo at Western ...... Michigan University. . -----.. ------I 1 Mr Homsl b “ student ’n the 'rtrd •» hu broU 1"..4 .b,,t “'id uihera were Todd W. Weed. | School of Electrical Engineering Marilyn Lawrence , brother ot the bride, and Thomas at WM U. He also was gradu। .1 was to honor the birthdays of " I B King, uncle of tlte groom. nted from Damascus University Is Honored at Mrs Junold and Mra. Kenneth Mr* Weed wnre a *oft green wl? a B* P**"* Literature St.'tmback. Lovely Shower dress with a light beige lace over- *nd Tne Artalay and matching accessories The | A miscellaneous shower was given for the pleasure of Ml** Mr and Mra Wardltrway. Mr groom* mother chose a two-piece Marilyn Lawrence on Friday eve- and Mis. Edward Smith. Mr. and shell knit suit in soft pink and "You. too. con be lovely nlng Oct 20. In Orand Rapid* Mra Lawrence Gaua* cf Lansing matching accessories. Both mothers for the holidays.” by the relative* of Marilyn * ft- | and Mr. and Mra Wilson Guldot wore a green cymbldium orchid ------ «... I of i^cry had dinner at Pleaa- corsage. Grandmothers of the ---- —Terry ance, Dale. A pretty umbrella pari tally ant Point Sunday evening honor­- groom wore red carnation corsages. A reception was held in the covered lite many lovely gift* Ing the Erways' anniversary. King home with Mia* Mary Navl। goto of Kalarruiozo serving the given a unique corsage consiMMrs Ward Erway entertained ing ot measuring spoons and her bridge dob on Wednesday' cake and Mias' Lianne Lando *crvsmall |uichen utensils to wear evening. Oct. 20. tor dessert and। ing punch and ice cream Mr*. Lester Mc.Mann. sl*ter of the bride, during lhe evening-* fun. cards Thae holding high talllea was at Ute guest book Several appropriate game* were were .Mrs William Parker. Mrs j The bride's traveling ensemble played and the hoatrase* served Joseph Shults and Mrs. Harold was a white wool sheath dress a delicious buffet lunch Smith. with n black lace collar and black Guest* from here attending • • • accessories. Site wore an orchid were Marilyn* grandmother. Mrs Mr. antj Mra. Burdette Hayner A buffet supper was hosted by U. MM>. «nd to "OttoJ^ , 8„. the groom's parent* the night of and sister. Mrs Gerald Lawrence . . , „ the rehearsal. and Beverly Her marriage I* to were Mr Mr.,* and lake place on Dec 17. ”d Mra Nathan Lewis. .Mr and Mrs Olenn Shaffer. . . .. and Mr* Claude Haney Mr and Mm. Robert Bank*. Mr. Judge /VtCUOfiaiaS ------... .....— ol - Luk, and granddaughter Lake #nd and Mr> Mra Howard Allen. Mrs n r for *Artn *niin Thpir Tkpir upper Clara HCir Odessa were Tuesday supper Clam Seeley and friend, all al) from CnrerTOin Cnieriain IIflCIf guest* of Mr and Mrs. Ray Nashville. Mrs. -------Rex 'Official Family “ Mr. “and ----Clemen*. Newberry. Bellevue: Mr. and Mrs Saturday wa* a beautiful Au­ —----------- — Frank Christie.' Mr. and Mrs tumn day when Judge and Mrs. Benjamin Walt. Mr. and Mrs Archie McDonald entertained Jack Shoran, Mr. and Mrs. WIUwith an open house at their tied Hum, Mr. and Mm. Irving J Rase, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm lovely new home on David Drive | Root all of Hastings and Mr and | Mra. Russell Blough. Middleville the afternoon The guests were the Eaton and Barry lawyers, the official* Mrs. Burdette Hayner enter- and personnel of both county .._-j her fellow ....—co-yorkera --------- u— courthouses plus the neighbors lalned from Kellogg Company at thMr in the immediate vicinity of lhe new home on Oct. 34. The guest* McDonalds home were Mary Russell. Shirley Frey. There were many bouquet* of Betty Strong. Grace Nichol*. Jan flowers to add the festive touch. Selby. Dora Hunter. Lol* St. । to the setting and Bob Fur­ John. Julia Bradford.■'Thelma row. who built the house, was Klammer. Rosalie Smith. Joanne there to conduct any ot the Swims.______ Catherine Nolan. Pal more than 175 guests on a bulld। Marvu>. Marvuv Mary McConnell. McConnell, Pal era guided tour t Farrell and Tholma Uhitherlxp^ The* McDonald * non and his A luncheon wa* served. wife. Ally and Mra Frederick, • • • McDonald of Allegan, loltjedMr and Mr* T P an OlescJdy are ^ thelr J,olks ,n ldln Huntley, guest.-.(knd en^ta^ng virth F™ 'and ‘Beautiful Silver fng Slfvac Pollth J Hagerty Silver Putter 7 unU^v ng dirmer on Sunday D,v,d A D1,nn,rnl durN<“ r^XyT^lraving Xn I ln“ ,he who,e *“ rno°" Those for Cotter Fla for the Winter al l,lc do,,r wfrr J'u,Br “nd Mr* r».w. i Mr and Mr* Ralph Ole* and । ? 7, family of Benton Harbor and . ,hf.pu"cJ‘ it. arid m.ri Mra Kfr* Jack tark Wlllbur wittbiir and coffee table Included Mra. Mr J<m McLaU(thlln Mre Horace Sunday «*a* the birthday of Mr* Jock' Clarey. and II had been a very quiet day. In fact. her neighbor. Mra William Gautsc he. thought it had been a lit- Hodges 122 W. SUU In Detroit, she felt she should1 liven up the occasion a bit and ‘ invited Mra Clarey in for a very | pleasant evening. STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and price* with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz. 95,yd CARPETING INSTALLED lor U tvtrr in IN wont; rtoru; ivrev CLEANED the Duraclean Way. MAVERICK Swing out with s Western stride! Pace-setting suede­ cloth takes a fleecy-warm pile lining with a neck-c unfitting turn at the collar for fashionable deep-down comfort! Great colors in sizes The safest and most effective way possible ... 9 years experience. $36<>o !. Walland, Ha Mi ng* The duraclean service Fh#n, W, 5.209| Orm Saturdays Powers. Mra. Burton Cameron. Mrs George Wataon. Mrs George Dean. Mrs Laurence Barnett, Mrs Adelbert Cortrtghl. Mrs Merl Campbell and Mra Ralph Rom 0 RICHARD ROBINSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Thanksgiving Special! Regular $15.00 Permanent 2 . lor $10.00 9889 (Includes Cut. Style Set. Etc > Call WI 5-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar (Above Savings & Loan) Peg Preston, Owner SALE SPECIAL REDUCED PRICE FOR THIS SALE _Offcr applies only to normal installation residential gas customers of Consumers Power Company. ! Members of Delta Kappa Oumj ma ere to meet Wednesday. Nov 16. at the Hastings First Methodist Church with n business seuiori at 4:30. Dinner and program are to follow On Tuesday. Oct 25. mem­ ber* heard Mr* Oeorge Romney speak at a dinner hosted by Cluirlottc's upntlon Chapter at the Olivet Student Center. Wolverine & Riverside ODOR! OFFER LIMITED... ACT NOW! Calcinator features fire-brick lined cham­ ber, corrugated alloy combustion chamber, built-in air diluter. and ideal siliconebaked enamel finish. Safe driven prefer the pondability of our fast claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need us . .. For All Types of HASTINGS Shop INSURANCE AGENCY Side of Stroud Theatre” 219 Worf State St AND TRASH INDOORS insulated floor baffle, by BURNS GARBAGE WITHOUT multi-flame burner, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE f SMOKE OR Mr. and Mrs Glenn Fredericktan of rural Woodland wish lo announce t he engagement of their daughter. Nancy Dawn, to Wayne Swller. Wayne is the ron of Mr and Mrs Harold Swller of rural lAke Odessa. Nancy I* a 1966 graduate of Lakewood High School and is employed at Braden Pharmacy In Lake Odcraa. Wayne Is a 1964 graduate of Lake Odessa High School and is employed a’. Olds In Lansing No wedding date has been set Bonnet & Gown Alma Finaleton Gas Incinerator Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Delta Kappa Gamma To Meet Wednesday CARPET ond FURNITURE illnr’e I al d FAMILY PROBLEMS *r* con­ stantly put befora a Circuit Judge. Divorct*. Juvamla problams, a*Mult», proparty and custody diipute* its all tho concern ol a Judge. We mull keep the family at the base of our society. CALCINATOR SAVE $100 buy lhe Perfect Package lor all Silver Cleaning. [i nnoQ™ mrs Rev. Gary Unites ‘ Couple in Lovely Sunday Ceremony The lYnrit ftlnxig- invited 35 lo their home at 013 N. Bollwnod. following the Charlotte-1 The marriage of Mia* Jacquelyn Ha- Inga game on Friday tor the pleasure of Don and Judy Mul­ Ann Weed, daughter of Mr and ' len* of Big Rapid* Halloween Mrs Kermit A Weed of Kalama- | too. and Timothy Ivan King, son of Mr. and Mra. Ivan J. King. 435 1 8 Jefferson Street, wa* solemnized formal get-to-gether gave the Sunday. Oct. 30. at 4 pm. at lhe , Mullens a chance to "chat" with I h >tne of Ute groom's parent* Rev Don M Gury performed their many friend* here Uig double ring ceremony in the 1 A‘ ‘'“**,U,Uon °' at the O.ES Lodge Tuesday Nov. *1. **. Mr. and Mr*. Ur. Merle Kan. Kah­ ler wen placed in high office, he a* Worthy Patron atu! *hfc. a* Worthy Matron Other officers Installed were Charlene Kaller. associate tna- WEEKEND SPECIAL newS consumers Power . __ �Happy Occaiion foriSenior Citizen, ' " | Hickory Corners Installs Officers Tuesday. Oct 20th will be a day of happy memories for a group of senior citizens. Prudence Noble OES Chapter c* Hickory Comers Installed r" Saturday evening. Oct. 29. stalled ns worthy matron i William Armlntrout as wcr patron. The associate matron and patron are Mrs. Marte Scott and Frank Marcellus. Other new officers arc the Mes- Buttercrust Bread Always a pleasure to serve. Banner Account s Of Nuptial Errs Neva HusaoDg. treasurer: Beene Barnum. conductress; Marie Ar­ mlntrout. associate amductrcss; Juanita Kilgore, chaplain; Janet Cheney, marshal; Marie ’ Green' UPHOLSTERING • Free iMimstsi in ths Hntings Ana oa Thursday!. • Pickup aad Dulivary. • Many Samples. • 10 Years Same Location. THE FURNITURE Phone 374-3523 6 for 45c Baked Sweet Rolls A caravan of seven cars left Battle Creek at 10:30 am.. ar- Plenty of Ume was taken along the highway and around the In The‘Banner account of the A“' wedding in Canton. Ohio, last,tumn colors and *cenery. ■week, attended by Mr. and Mra. I In the large living room, dinThomas Jolinston, Mr. and Mrs. ing room area at the home, ta­ Herman Bottcher. Mr. and Mrs. bles were spread for 90 Center­ Robert Shannon annd Mr. and pieces were colorful Autumn wit the HsMlngv High School Episcopal Church Undercroft. 1st • Mra. Frank Wall, all of Hastings, leaves and flowers Plastic pump­ Vanity football team Kybtliilt Liana-Green Bay Packer J place went to Mra. diaries Polls lhe name of the bride should have football game Bunday. Itadfcr Cm wponaorsldp of the local mer- ' and Mra. William Stebbins. Mra. I touch of the Halloween spirit. been Miss Nancy Lee Anderson tffe player*, the Athletic Boosters Gall Hess and Judge Phil Mit- j chants, physicians, fathan Wf Fried chicken, biscuits and The name of the groom. Mr. Club and Industry. After th i game the group had dinner al chell were second and David gravy, mashed *potatoes Rowland .uuuuv Judge wm woe vurrw,. correct. ---- --------------------- -and —— —a Gilbert’s al Jackson. Coach Bob Carlson Issued a big “thank The bride is the daughter of I v»,r“‘.‘y « ,°??ked “d Duke the trip possible. The boyi Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mr. Annnlshing with Halloween you" to everyone who helped oker's 31-7 victory-—Banner photo. enjoyed everything but the P demon, president of lhe E. W decorative ice cream were served, tin.. ___ _iwhom _________ . A A nrnerrani program fnllnwed followed with with mil. mu­ Bliss Company many ..people here luid the pleasure of meeting sic, songs and readings by rexl- Linda M. Meyers while he was In Hastings during denla ot the home and guests. Miss Mary Ann Baulch, mana­ Pledges Troth to erdale. Roxanne Lonibcc and n session of the Bliss Board of ger of the Good Samaritan Jackie McNutt spent the weekend j Directors. • Phillip J. DeVries Mra. Merle VanHoulen, accom­ with the LauTibcce. Pardon our error. Hope it didn't Home, has promoted diversion*! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Meyers of panied by her sister and brother­ cause as much embarrassment to therapy for both homes. A* a Sp/4 and Mra. Thomas Higdon result a buzaar was planned for in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne und daughter. Diane, have been rural Sunfield wish to announce this occasion. Smith of Ionia, flew to Florida spending a week with his par­ Many colorful and useful arU- die engagement of their daughter, ents. the Roland Higdons. Thom­ | cles were made and sold. Linda Marie, to Phillip J. DeVriee, their sister. Beatrice SheUcnbar- ,as haa recently returned from I The proceeds are going to be ger, al Bonita Springs. They are Vietnam. He wiu, hen- when Di| used to provide for more ma- Vries of Wyoming. ' returning this Thursday. terlals for a future bazaar. The The Arthur Stewards spent ' Miss Meyers is a 1963 graduate | apparent Interest and Joy manlot Lakewood High School and is Saturday at Central Michigan i iold. Ho and his wife. Grace, and I tested by the residents in prepUniversity and attended the at M Mapes Furniture i a.-atlon for this event led by employed S?,? “ *Pa rvmllur * in ln game us guests of the bond. Diane arc visiting her parents In | Chicago and will soon bo leaving I Mrs. Ernie Bateman and MIm Bunne,aI Grace Baulch of Sunset Acres to I Mr DeVries is a 1963 graduate terreted In the day m she b think in terms of making this Wyoming Park High School and contemplating going to college a radio operator. a semi-annual event. employed by Kelvlnator in ------------ •_______ I Grand Rapid*. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Fay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy USE BANNER WANT ADS! ' A spring wedding is planned. and daughter. Jackie, of Lansing Hummel and her sister, Mrs. Ruth Travis of Battle Creek went Democrat to SugUiaw to visit tlvcir al-.te-r Personal Mention BUILDING Wayne Hazel Elect tjou'll love our BAKED GOODS Cream Filled Lunch Rolls ____ea. 9c A rich fry roll filled with a creamy cuvtard. topped with FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL COMBINATION Choice of any 63c Coffee Cake_______ 63c Buttercrust Milk Bread_________________ 29c SPECIAL 83; Save 9c 92c Apple Fritters____________ 6 for 45c A light fry roll wilh pieces of apple throughout end honey glazed. Monday's Pantry Day_____________ 5 Lvs. Bread $1.10 Wednesday's Cookie Day—4 dox asst. Cookies $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP LEO W. BARTH State Representative 89th District • We think of the Job of terrtte ing our dicats as a round-lho- • Resident of Barry-Ionia area for 21 years. • World War 2 Veteran. W loaics don’t limit thenudvoi to an 8-hour workday. If y<x» -5. rufTer a lots ... fire in yixr home, auto accident, busincaa • Business Man. • Former. • Member of the Knights of Columbus, American No Quitting Time * y°“ pl“* ,0“ Raruiro Uwllluv. M Legion, Kiwanls, Elks and Chamber of Commerce. F Be for Barth program in our hand*. randsenc Insurance Agency ^2 Over Miller’s Jewelers ■ Phone 120 W. STATE ST. WI 5-4174 NOVEMBER 8th i ''IH11HJ11I Gary Townsend and Ru&seU. Callen were Mrs. Marjorie VandeCar and daughter, Theresa, of Mason. Mr. a«l Mrs. Gilbert Townsend and children and Mra. Helen Wilkins and daughter. Su- Now thus ire 5 wji to mon up to i full-iae Oupltf. Jud tell as how far up you nut to to. 1. Start with our hottesl sellinj Chryslers - our 4 Newport models We're now pricing them it just i few dollars i month mon thin the most popular smaller cits, compiribly equipped. 2. Now we hive i whole new line of Chryslers. Newport Custom. A low priced Chrysler you an mike is luxurious is you wint 3. Our sports bred 300s come with the biggest standard engine ayailible in lhe medium-price field. 4. The Town & Country wigon is i luxury ar in front (ilmost is luxurious is the New Yorker), (her 97 cu. fl. of arpeted-on-thofloor urgo spice in back. —5. And New Yorker, our most luxurious Chrysler. You an get it with extra cost features like the new 3-in-l front seif. Room for 3 when you need it. Converts to individually adjustible sells when you wint them And the pissenger side reclines. We just give you 5 good reisons to more up to Chrysler. Now it's up to you. visiting there from Oklahoma City. Okla. Mr. and Mra. Ray Clemens arjd TM MU OFTHL SUU RUU_ Rev. Owen, retired Wesleyan Methodist pastor, residing at ens called on Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ the Pilgrim Holiness Church neth Meade of Hastings Friday. Weekending at the Howard Howard Rogers, who was ill. A A. Peters' home on Indian Hills platform service wns enjoyed In the evening when laymen spoke Bom. of Toledo. Tile two coupler. on phases of stewardship. fun evening at Lhe Country Club Saturday dinner dance. Mr. and N. Ci. the revival al which Rev. Mrs Frederick Scliaub will be visiting from Toledo this coming evangelist, did not begin until weekend. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Oct. 28 und Is Lo run through and Margaret Reisler, who have been visiting Mrs. Moore s daugh­ ter. the Alan Kenncdys. and ,visited their niece. Mr. and Mrs. other relatives in this vicinity, Don Wright and family, of Char­ left last week for their Winter lotte on Friday. Saturday visitors home In Tarpan Springs. Fla. Complete TAKE CHARGE old English and Lhe English's daughter. Mrs. James Simms. LAUNDRY Service Family Bundles Damp Wash • Truly Most of us associote the word ■‘home” with comfort, warmth and friendliness. Such is the atmosphere that prevails at setting for visitations and the final tribute. LEOIIARD-OSGOOD ■junenalJdohie CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-247! Wash and Fluff Dry We Finish Shirts, Flatwoek. Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan WI 5-4062 Attention VOTERS the following letter: intend to run aa ad in the local papers giving lhe viewpoint of all candidates of both parties who are running for office in both 89th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT Stanley Powell Leo W. Barth 55th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT James Farnsworth Herold W. Boone 300 J-Door Harptop 20th SENATORIAL DISTRICT Horry A. DcMaso Republican Candidate for Ssnafoe Democratic Candidate for Sc niter (Did Not Reply) 21st SENATORIAL DISTRICT Donald R. Holt. Jr. Haw Yorker 4-Ooor Sedan Moving up is catching on at your Take Charge dealer's CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION M43 at Sprague Road, Delton, Mich. Anthony Stamm 23rd SENATORIAL DISTRICT Jay A. Wabckc DEWEY'S CAR PALACE homelike facilities provide a truly appropriate THEY ANSWERED AS FOLLOWS AUTHORIZED DEALERS the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. Our Harold J. Volkema �t—THS HASTINGS BANNTR TS«rW.r. 1. 1*M ‘The Music Man1 To he Produced By Moyer & Co. Herbert Moyer, vocation mu»ic director at Hasting* High Szhool. luu announced that the operetta to be produced thia year will be The Music Man" by Meredith Willion The Braadwa) hit will be Ma<ed In Central Audltovinm on Feb. tt-U-34. Tryouts are to begin os soon a* lhe scores and books arrive Coatumes'hQd winery will again be rented fiwh-Tracy of Boston. Mas* The Howard Ferns' returned today after a week in Wonting. RICHARD ROBINSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE >..< i> il m lu I* C-n^i Mu Cwm. Metfiodist Cub Scout* Get Award* Pack 73. ot Fir* Methodist Ctlurch bad Ita October meeting Thursday. Oct, 37. Il waa a busy j Hummer for the Cuba aa evidenc­ ed by the large number of iiwards the buy* have earned. Service star* were earned by Brian Smith. 3 year; Gordon Ftnnie, 2 year; Barton Wright, Bruce Smith. Robert Hallock and Douglas Rivera. 1 year Patches for obtaining new members went to Marvin Spy­ ker. Gordon Miller. Nell Endsley and Mike Shumway. The new । boys getting their Bobcat pins were Bruce Coenen. Robert Wil­ liams. William Rodgers and Craig Hcvi-i Mike Shumway r»m«l a ' wolf badge and a gold and sil­ ver arrow In liuu rank. Neil Endsley earned a wolf nudge and one gold and two sil­ ver arrows. Gordon Miller a gold i arrow. Bear rank. Gordon Finnic I a gold and silver arrow in Bear • tank and Bruce Smith won a silver arrow in the wolf rank. One of the highlights of tho business meeting was the "Cross­ ing the Bridge" ceremony when Brian Smith left a well done Job of cubbing and crossed over Into Boy Scouting A Halloween pony followed j with boys and parents pdrtlzlpet'ng. The elder served for part of the refreshments was the result of a trip to Bechtels farm to gather the apples and a trip to Hines cider mill to watch the tipples made into cider Shetland- T ypa 5 Area Student* Graduate al MSV Charles Berry Dies Wednesday Five area residents were among lhe 1425 students earning de­ grees during the past term at Michigan State University. They Included; Alexandra J. Onto, R2 Has­ tings. BS in textiles and cloth. Eiwin D. Evans. Gull Lake bi­ ological station at Hickory Cor­ ners. MS in entomology. Mra Rita M. Mulligan. Mid­ dleville. MA In guidance and personnel. lUnar A. Prlvert, Middleville. BA in-sdciety science. Kenneth DeardorfT, Lake Odessa. MAT In social science Good Samaritan —Using her laient of sewing and knitting, MrHenry Rau has put many patches on blue jeans and durin Directors of the E. W. Bliss tiie past year has made 101 Company. Canton. Ohio manu­ dresses for little gir's and :N facturer. have declared a regular shirts for boys This 72-year-old quarterly dividend of 25 cents also use* needle and thread to per common share payable Dec. 1. make garments like new. devot1966. to stockholders of record at Ing her energy to the Sevenththe clone of business Nov. 15. ds y Adventist Health 8c Welfare Center to help needy children 1968. regardless of race or religion Funeral service* Charles L. WANTSD—Old used piano, for Berry. 66. R3 Plainwell, who died parts. Write: Brown Piano Wwlne.-day. Oct 26. were held Service. 315 Capital. Bellevue. al 1:30 pm. Saturday al the Michigan, 1V3 Henlon-Smlth Funeral Home at Delton. FOR SALE — Campsr, Masonite The Kev. Marcius Taber of­ exterior far Chevrolet Pickup, ficiated and burial was In lhe long box. holds 5 person* $200.1 Schoolcraft Cemetery. Ph. 623-5147. Delton He was employed for 24 years ------------ •-----------oil a farm near Doster until his FOR RENT—2 bedroom liou-o In ictlremenl last March. rural umi near Middleville, black top road. $60.00 8Y5-9473 Mr. and Mra. Albert Hubbard arrived in Hasting* two days belore the death of hl* brother. There will be ft Tupperware Roy Hubbard on Friday The? party at the VFW hall at Free- [ '“«• n-nutined here at the Hub­ jxjrt on Nov. 8. at 8 30 pm. by t‘ar‘* holne unUl UKljiy when the Pythian Sisters. Everyone , welcome. thr>' will return to Detroit. After the Community Chorus rehearsal Tuesday evening. Oct. St. Rose Senior Club 35th. there was an Impromptu Members of the St. Rase Senior gathering nt the Stacks home Social Club will meet at lhe on W. Center Street. Thr oc- ' rchool hall Monday. Nov. 7, at ctv.tion was tn honor of Mrs Ro­ J 1 pm. with a potluck dinner. bert Slierwtxxls birthday and I Program will follow with card nUo Lite Sherwood's wedding an- playing. ' nlvrraary. Declare Dividend Mr and Mrs. Clarence Gilding were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mr* Charles Hammond On Monday of last week Mr. and Mrs Gliding, Mrs Leura New­ ton. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Helmer were entertained for din­ ner at the home of Mra. Anna Myers of Leach Lake Mrs Hubert Blakney <the former Ulas Adams and Has­ tings teacheri of Kalamazoo was n guest of Mrs Roger Wlswcli over the weekend. Mrs Clayton Brandstetter and Mrs Earl Coleman left Bunday with the Grand Rapids Theatre Tour group for New York City to see many of the current Broadway plays They plan lo returrj Friday. RENT MONEY ROBERT J. BROWN REGENT ----------- ----------- AN ACTION MAN FOR THE ROMNEY ACTION TEAM 100% Orlon Acrylic ALTO Construction Co. Musomr SPfCUUSTS FIREPLACF.S BUILT OR RIPAIRID BRICK VENHR - STONE of All Kind* CEMENT WORK Driveway* - SMowrik* BLOCK BASEMENTS 868-5434 PHONE - (COLLECT) AFTER 6:00 A.M. STATE REPRESENTATIVE HARRY A. DeMASO All-American (U’of M 75). retired businessman and industrialist. Formerly associated with Hap man- Dutton Mfg. Co. of Kalamazoo and U. S. Pressed Steel Product*. Your l,a! also 3 D‘,ector °f industrial State Bank; STATE SENATOR Member and Chairman of the Kalamazoo County Board of Supervisors, and ..General Manager of the Kalamazoo County , (20th District) Rtp. D<M*i« ogpMsd and volsd sgaintt a $2,500 incresta in legiililer't salary. Ha r«pr«Mnted your bo«* inforotit and that of tho taxpayer'* money. For rhe record hh opponent voted for it. Chamber of Commerce. Married, with three children, he has lived in Kalamazoo since 1930 Vote Republican VOTE DE MASO FOR STATE SENATOR. TUES.. NOV. Sth ■'With Full coming up. so do a lot of expanses come up too. School expenses, repairs: In the home or on the car. "Call me up at Model and tell me how much money you'd like to rent. *• Poor Boy Knit Cardigans 100% Orlon Acrylic ____ $71 44 “fr i'Tuke* only a little while, often I as little as 10 minutes to rent the Bulky Acrylic Cardigans ^7.99 $E99 money you need from Model. j "Do what you want lo do—Get done wiiat you want to do. "Th* Model OflHi h It 1 «O W. lists ' Stmt, Hstllngv Drop In or **■■! MJ. J Values Only Parents and Youths in the Thornapple-Kelkwg School <Llstricts are to go caravanlng through the district on Satur­ day. Nov. 12. to raise funds for the Middleville Youth Council. The drive is led by Mr. and Mra. Martin Hoogertand and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bara|ar. Tlie single campaign Is l>clng held because the United Fund Drive has been discontinued. Everyone is urged to "Kick In For The Kids." It Is hoped to raise enough money to provide a Summer Recreation program and per haps a Winter program. William F. Arnold Poor Boy Rib-Knit SWEATERS Short Sleeve-$3.99 Long Sleeve—$4.99 Orlon Pile "Ponderosa" Sweaters __ | Elect ELECT OF MICHIGAN 99 Plan Campaign In Middleville For Youth Fund "PUTS YOUR INTEREST FIRST AND HIS SECOND" Iliill/CDQITV UnIVtnull I 100% Bucaroni Sleeveless Shells------------- TOO FATE TO CLASSIFY SE99 ALL AVAILABLE IN ASSORTED COLORS AND SIZES MODEL FINANCE 140 W. Stat* St. Hostings Phone 945-3429 BEMFRANKLIN’ 102 W. State St. at Jefferson '"L Open Saturday Morning and Friday till 8 P.M. For Mo. to $104 114% Par Ma. an SIM ta $1,000 THE HASTINGS AREA ( CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THE MIDDLEVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ■ V and the < Board of Directors of fhe BARRY COUNTY FARM BUREAU Now that jwti'vc seen all the daring new tilings our stylists did, get in and sample some of the safest, soundest ideas on die-road! . . . have endorsed the present plans of the BARRY COUNTY BOARD of SUPERVISORS to provide a New Jail for Barry County VOTE YES on THIS PROPOSAL NEXT TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8th. What you feel is as new as what you see—thanks to all the fresh thinking that’s gone into the way it rides, steers, starts, stops and looks after your safety. It's got a remarkable new road feel—beginning with a ride so ’ hushed and gentle you’ll feel like calling this the '67 Shhhevrolet. The steering is as much as 10% — easier and the stopping smoother. ing light. And seat belts front and And both the standard V8 and 6 rear with pushbutton buckles, are quicker starting. and front seat belt retractors. All standard, to be sure. We put safety features on lop of safety features. For example, there’s an energy-absorbing steering wheel atop the new GM-developed energy-absorbing steering column. A dual master cylinder brake system with warn­ And there’s a new SS 427 per­ formance package you can order cornering suspension and red or white stripe tires on wider wheels. Of course, there are all sorts of new custom,features you can add, too, such as U.pe or FM stereo. But if you find so much that’s for the Impala Super Sport Coupe new a bit too much to remember and Convertible. For starters, you get a 385-hp Turbo-Jet V8. Plus a domed hood, special flat- —drop down to your dealer’s and take a drive. It’ll all become unforgettable. Ewrythlng new that could \\a\v^n...happened! NW al tout Chevrolet dealer's. r....... LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET INC. 4 1435 S. Hanover Halting! * WI 5-2425 �VA Hospital Lloyd Nottingham, clerk; Lewis Johnson. Jr. treasurer; William I A. Stone, trustee: John W. Black1 and Gerald Shepard, constables. and Jack Bradfield and Robert 1 Hammond, park -ummitsionera Rutland Township Barry Has 146 aV Mrs. Keeler Dies Townships to Western Mich, Elect Officials Monday After Barry County has 146 students To Train Volunteers at Western Michigan University. 5 Weeks Illness .......... The Hastings Banner Next Tuesday Thundoy. 3. 1966 Thundoy. November November 3, 1966 ' - P<"‘l Braden Brama - , Section Two— Pages 1 to a ■— ■ lMlCrence Endres To Mark Jubilee All of Barry County's 16 town- (Incumbent), supervisor; Maryi Wayne. 1.102 from Oakland and Funeral services for Gladys M. Hoe- 1.044 from Kent Keeler. 64, 617 8 Waahlngton. ships,will elect officials In the Linderman, clerk; Roy C Fuller. tiAlUitlrw who will take treasurer Ctene Jnruenu*n inn. Z—-«W E.UHH 1,1 who died at 5 am. Monday. Oct. Tuesday balloting, Ing activity Wednesday, Nov. 2. House President 31. at the Grand Rapids Osteo­ office next April. Paul D Braden, son of Mr. and _ Friend* and relatives are in­ when it will be conducting a day­ The townships. and their can­ Ray E Joppic, constables <two lo 'incumbent), supervisor; Bernice pathic Hospital, were to be held ........... clerk. Lucy Jordan. Mra •" Dean Braden of Hastings, opcn house Sunday, be . elected) Kantner. ----- •-------------'” —“a vUed to long volunteer training course for At Houghton Tech at 1:30 pm. thl* Wednesday at didates. follow: Republican* — Pau) (VKUIUU Richard -------------treasurer; Wayne Jun|or at Western Michigan Uni- w. v a fr0M) * tn 5 pm at the hospital volunteers and a half­ ... ------- Kenney, —---- •• trusAaayrta Township Word tuts been received from --------------------------------------------------„ K.bun^, .Ill I. SSwlZw. ™ day leadership training aealon Michigan Technological UnlverDemocrats — George J. Hack, Dean, supervisor; Flora M. Bld- ’«■ Keith ’’“'lee. constable 'two die, clerk; Denver Kleraey..trees- 10 ** elected) for the organizational represen­ ally In Houghton that James E. Curtis officiating with burial In supervisor. appearing in the Nov 8-12 proMr> Lawrence Endres un Yankee Springs Township tatives and deputy representa­ DeVaull. son of Mr. and Mrs. the Fuller Cemetery. Republicans — Jack C. Love, urer; E. J. Hildebrandt, trustee j Thornapple Township ! Democrat* — Jerome J Van- duc.lon of the Tennrc.ee Wil- thtlr golden wwjdlng ^nlrertives serving on th- hospitals Eldlne De Vault. Hastings, has Mra. Keeler had suffered a supervisor; Oral Miller, clerk: liams drama. The Rose Tattoo." 7^1,. ctuldren in. making voluntary service advisory com- been elected by the students Waynard Jarrard, •treasurer. and Democrats—None. | Metre (incumbent), supervisor mi lice. presented by the WMU Speech tluve to be president of "Eden had been hospitalized since Nell Sandin. trustee. Republican*-Roy Noffke tin-! Republicans - Claud Willson, arrangement* for this wonderful Department This ambition* double-leader House" In Wadsworth Hall This Baltimore Townsnip cumbenl >. supervisor; Robert L. i supervisor; Charles F Stofkan. He portravs the role of Alvaro training program la being con­ entails nuuty duties and responsi­ Booth, clerk: Arthur D Smith, clerk: Joseph J. Panyrek. ueasShe was born In Hastings on ducted by lhe voluntary service bilities as well as the honor In­ Feb. 22. 1902. the daughter of supervisor treasurer; Olney V. Adams, trus- urer; Clayton Kelley. Jr. con- Mangtacavullo-truck driver At and I.' Republicans—Walter Soya (In- tee. । office under lhe direction of volved Jim has also obtained Emory and Addle (Hawkins I Hustings nign High raui Paul ap*a:areu appeared In stable <tWO to be elected) NO nusung* _ Robert A. Itarrkklow. Woodland Township one filed for trustee, one to be "Rose Marte' South Pacific.” td ln The Adding Machine and lire: chair In Lhe baritone section Wilkins. Slsc war. a graduate of cumbenl), supervisor; Anna — Volunteer Training uuurse tJ“' University Band. This Is Hartings High School and was a Caimi, clerk; Colleen Schantz, Drmnrrau — Ralph Townsend, circled "Student Prince" and "The Egg “Annie Orc Your Gun” The Course will start wi >1 registration in 1>ear Tech and 14 secretary to lhe late Aben John- treasurer; Lawrence "Red" Oreenfleld. trustee. James But­ the Recreation Building No. 6. enrolled In electrical engineering, auditorium, from B15 to 9 am.! -------------- ------------------------------ employed In the office of the ler, Bob Chamberlin. Gordon Chamberlin. Clarence J Cheney, with Hu- formal training starting medical, administrative, and Consumen Power Company. Constables (4). at 9:15 xm. in Theatre Build- ancillary treatment services are She married Arthur Keeler on Barry Township Ing No No. 138 scheduled to participate and June 18. 1921, who survive* Democrat* — Donald Hayward. I Twenty different VA staff present presen.the - --------training course She is also survived by four heads leprearnting the hospital's throughout the day. sons, Donald of Saginaw and supervisor; Frank Francisco, clerk; James Francisco, treasur­ Kenneth. Keith and Charles, all ' Wendell C. Shafer, trustee. of Hasting*; three daughters. er;Republicans — Lloyd Hoffman Mrs Russell (Judith) Furlong of < incumbent) supervisor; Prances (Jan-- |, i Nashville I'lwmix: and tutu Mra aas». Btuart ovuwrv iuiui Ice) Day and Mra. Richard iLln-i L Butler, clerk; Ifcnneth Dewey, da) Herbstrelth both of Has-1 treasurer; Wilbur Solomon, trus­ ting*; 16 grandchildren: a sister. tre Carlton — Townthlp Mrs Lester (Edith) Ormsbe of ------Democrat*—Emtnabelle Organ, Hastings; two brothers. Loren Wilkins of Hastings and Ernest clerk: Lois Oyler, treasurer; Al­ I Wilkins of Cloverdale, and a bert Beard, trustee; Rex Strick­ half-brother. Shirley Wilkins. land. constable. Republicans — Ernest Hoffman ' Hastings (Incumbent', supervisor: Agnes Mr. and Mra Nelson Gardner Scobey, clerk; Richard Yarger. treasurer; Rex Wlrkhom. trus-j I of Winona Lake. Ind., visited his It w.v. recently eslgnalcd the average motorist spends S26 I mother. Mra. Erma Gardner. tee. nnd Lloyd Shepard, con­ stable. I Sunday. Castleton Township Democrats -None. Republicans—Russell K Mead (lncumbent> supervisor; Cecil 8 Barrett, clerk: Geneva Brumm, treasurer; Norman Sandbrook, trustee Hastings Township Democrats—Jack W. O'Connor I (Incumbent) supervisor; Juanita A. Slocum, clerk! Virginia Sher-1 ry. treasurer: James O'Connor, trustee. Roderick Tietz. William 1 Stop by for a look at our newly decorated lobby. Sprague. Jr . Walter Beck. Harry Coburn, constables (4 to be elec- ; ted>. . Refreshments will be served and be sure to ... . Republicans — Bill Sackett, supervisor: Rose H. Smith, clerk; ss-orM Being on the inside looking out we’d like to share some Ada L Reardon, treasurer: Har­ of our knowledge ol this business with you. We're sure a lot of ry R Scobey, trustee. Milo L. light can be shed on a problem by discussing it impartially Hill. Emerson S Cairns. Richard S Bryans. Ronald D Hall and Lyle A. Newton, constables. Hope Township Democrat*— Leonard G Kroes. supervisor; Ellen I. Trantham, clerk; George H. Eddy.treasurer; Albert H. Day. trustee; Herbert1 W. Marlel. constable. Republicans — Florence Halli­ CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS day. supervisor: Frederick W will be oworded on SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3rd. Vetenuu ------------ . mimics. Administration It's our 80th Anniversary ’886-1966 TODAY (thursday, nov. 3) We're Holding an THE CAR BUYER'S PROBLEMS Meyer Warshawsky From 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m for Supreme Court To serve you REGISTER FOR PRIZE DRAWING! Non-Partisan • A $4OO00 Savings Certificate treasurer; Meryl L. Peake, trus- ^THEWEEK A Wide Choice of Home* and Real Estate of All Types A REAL NICE VACANT LOT, fake front on Hammond* Height* Addition, Algonquin Lake, for $1,700.00 A COOD. LARGE HOME on We*t State Street, we*t, about Vi mile ha* three bedroom* and laige ball an.J closet upstair*, downstair* it hat one bedroom, living room, family room, kitchen and bath, porch, one cor garage, carpeting and drape* In living room screen*. has nice laundry room and built-in desk, for .... --$9,500.00 HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, with two bedroom* upstair* and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, basement has oil space heater 250 gal tank, all floor covering* for $4,000.00 A NICE BUILDING LOT in Grants Second Addlbort First Ward, for ... --$1,000.00 TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS In the Butler Addition. Hastings, for .$800.00 SIXTEEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, has five bedroom home, has three bedrooms upstairs and two down, living room. bath, dining room, kitchen, basement oil furnace, front and back porches, $7,700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELO. has oil and gas Station and general store stock, would consider trade A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and full bath, attached garage, aluminum siding, drapes and floor coverings go with it for $10,500.00 A NEW HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, a bungalow, with living room, three nice beeboom*. dinette, and windows - $16,500.00 A BRAND NEW HOME JU$T SOUTH Of CITY LIMIT$. HASTINGS, has large living room, kitchen with dming space, four roce bedrooms, two full baths, car port, on lot 100 feet on road and 150 feet deep, a swell bungalow priced low (or quick sale. If interested in a roomy house, let us Irving Township • Democrats — Paul A. Palmer, supervisor. Kenneth R Schantz, clerk; Donald Falconer, treasur­ er; Carl Hula, trustee. Republicans—William F. Hayes i Incumbent i. supervisor; Leon Meyers, clerk; Elwood Voder, treasurer; W James Harrison, trustee; Rozel 1 Stanton, con­ stable. Johnstown Township Democrats None Republican*—Luther Lenz (in­ cumbent'. supervisor; June Pas­ ter, clerk; Robert Ogden, treas­ urer; Wilbur TJldrlks. trustee. Maple Grove Township Sticker candidate for super­ visor—Wayne Pennock Democrats -^William H Schantz, supervisor; Mary Jarrard, cletk; Merna Wolfe, treas­ urer; William Swift, trustee. Republicans—Albert Bell, sup­ ervisor: Blair Hau blitz, clerk. Joyce Starring, treasurer, Austin Schantz, trustee. Orangeville Township Democrats — Earl McKlbbin. (incumbent), supervisor: George Shoemaker, treasurer: Raymond Bourdo. clerk; Kenneth Gates, trustee. Re publicans — None. Prairieville Township Democrats—Clinton C. Liggett: supervisor: Evelyn B. Sanford, clerk; Violet F Higgins, treasur­ er; Robert Willison, trustee; Lee Sommcrvllle. park commissioner Republicans—Robert A. 'Bob' Lyons, 'incumbent), supervisor. • A Portable Television Set will be oworded at Noon on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5th. Courtesy of HASTINGS NEW CAR DEALERS. • All Registrants will continue to be eligible to win one of FIVE NEW SAVINGS ACCOUNTS OF $10.00 (or an addition to an existing account). These will be awarded weekly for the NEXT THREE WEEKS. REGISTRATION FORMS will be available on our lobby tables and at our drive-in windows i<-»til December 3rd . . . an/i on our PARKING LOT DURING THE AUTO SHOW, Only those registration forms which ore personally deposited in the receptacle located in the Bank Lobby will be eligible for the prises. SEE THE Visit the AUTO SHOW 'CvCo/oGyser On Our Parking Lot TWO EXCELLENT LOTS in the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved street with utility service* in for .....--- ............................ ...........----------- $1,600.00 aa. Today, Fri. & Sat.; Nov. 3, 4 & 5 TWO APARTMENT HOUSE IN SECOND WARD, each apartment has living room, kitchen and bath and two bedrooms, heated with gas, and there Is - —“ *— "$7,000.00 “““ — IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home In A-1 condition, three bedrooms and new’bath upstairs and insulated and has storm w<ndows and screens and garage. Want to trade for a smaller home. ' mODELS A REAL COOD HOME CLOSE IN. IN THE FOURTtT'WARD. with three bedrooms and a full bath 'up'.tairs. and down it has one bedroom.'living room, dining room, kitchen and has a stool down. full basement with gas furnace, garage for -----$7,500.00 Representatives from all Hastings Auto­ mobile Dealers will be on hand to greet you and answer any questions you may have concerning the new cars. ANOTHER BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, in Hastings Heights, has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen A REAL A REAL COOl dining and PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedrooms upstairs and down it has living room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated wi^h bottle gas and space heater. Jor------------ --.........................l$5,250.00 ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LIACH LAKI, has living room, three nice bedrooms, rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, lot Is 50 ft. wide, runs boat, heater andtyectric rar Eckordt Auto Sales LIFTS- NOf THE BOGEY IT SEEMS - REMEMBER. THAT TODAY IS THE TOMORROW WE WORRIED ABOUT YESTERDAY/ IN THE SECOND WARD, in $9,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIR$T WARD. h»* two bedroom* and full bath and downstairs it ha* one l>edroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast nook, ha* glassed-in back porch, lull basement with forced hot air gat heal, wall to wall carpeting in living and dining room*, i* newly painted outtide and decorated in*ide, two stall garage, and I* fully insulated. for >11.000.00 about HASTINGS OKER 145 W. Stat* Haatinq*. Mach. Hastings Motor Soles FORD - THUNDERBIRD DODGE AUTOMOBILES & TRUCKS Larke Buick-Chevrolet, Inc. Tony Belli Motors BUICK - CHEVROLET LINCOLN - MERCURY ot Hastings Floor Cover­ We offer you the best buys today and to­ Hostinqs Citq Bniih Corl Niethamer HOME PHONE WI 5-3004 f to spend when you shop morrow. SALESMAN top-value Renner Ford, Inc. for the dollars you have ing. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS getting Reahm Motor Sales CADILLAC - PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE . JEEP MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation �Lakewood Beats St. Johns in Season’s Thriller Vikings Upset Redwings, 13-7, ToTiefor Second Carlson’s Saxons Prolong Mastery I Grid Roundup I Over Charlotte OAMM TBVMDAY MIUHT B*«tl*|* Xxuivt VariTtr ** 0ru>4 i *-TWL BAITING* BANNEB Thanday. Nawntor A 1M4 t^ittood Tntpeli to 0AMBS nrotT MIGHT five win* against two defeats while Hastings High host* Orand Ledge in the local s final game with the Oriole*. Coach Carlson's eleven, hitting hard and blocking well, scored In the first and third quarters and put on a thrilling goal line Johns and Greenville travel* to Alm* . FOOTBALL BANQUET The Sason Athletic Boostwhich cheerleader* is scheduled for Lakewood took a 7-0 lead in the first period when Tom Bar­ num capped a 36-yard drive go­ ing in from the three. Mika Aitoft kicked the point SL Johns, shutout In the first half after scoring 234 pointe tn their first six games. Ued the al <:!•. The public is Invited Ham. coffee, milk and rolls will be furnished. Donation Boond for canp with a trophy deer ... that a the rewarding trek that more than 500,000 firearm deer hunters axe hoping to take this season. Actually, only .about one of every five or six will come out of Michigan.fields and forests with a deer. Deer populations, up in some areas and down in others, axe about the same as last yeax’s ovexall level in the noithem two-thirds of the state. In Michigan’s southern farm-belt, whitetail numbers are generally higher than in 1965. Thia year's split season will run from Nov. 12 through Nov. 27 in the Upper Peninsula and from Nov. 19 through Dec. 4 in the Lower Peninsula. —Mich. Dept, of iland in posting their third vic­ tory of the season moving Into a three-way tie for fourth place in lhe West Central league. Fullback Jerry Dunn, one of Hastings' biggest ground-gainers, electrified the crowd with 2:04 left In the first period when he gauieivu gathered m In * a vluuiuvw Charlotte puu, punt vu on his own 16 and romped 84 yards for the first touchdown. Among the key H**tin<« Randy Humphrey went around end from lhe 1(1 to end a 30-yard drive Gary Boyce kicked the With 5:29 left In the game. Tom Hewitt scores, from the 31. Last wtk the Charlotte Orioles AHoft converted to wind up the lost to Hastings. 13 to 0. Hastings' opponent this wee*. reek. The St Johns boys, obviously the Orand Ledge Comets, con—_. ... superiority ------------------------r tlnued their < frustrated and a little taken " aback by the Viking pressure, Greenville as they roljed nevertheless, mustered ^tremen­ lhe Yellow Jackets127dous shqw of strength that has made them the most feared in Greenville hasn't beaten the the West Central Conference. Ledgers since they entered the They kept inside the Vikings' 40 league back in 1966. Basketball t,aaiu sponsori and oibera InUneted are to meet aS 7:M pin. thia Thuraday in Room 182 at Hea­ tings High School to draft a The Barry County Conserva­ tion Club, located one - quarter deadline for entering teams and mUe south on Cook Road. Has­ paying the 135 entry fee is Nov. tings. will hold a slghting-ln day for hunters of the area on SunClyde Gardner of Marlette wm _. __ pm The 4H Dog Corn and nam­ Member* of the club will ba ing Club met Wednesday. Oct. weekend. Mra. Gardner's stater. 26. at Southeastern School *4 7 ers property sight-in their rifle* and pattern their shot- turned to her home in Aubuquer*Tlie club Is offering this serv- que after spending them. elected officers. President is Cathy Underhill; part ot a nation-wide program vice president, Eric Thompson; conducted by the National Rifle secretary, Judy Plummer; treas- Association. Hundreds ot NR A affiliated clubs throughout lhe country are taking part in this er. Debby Hein and transporta­ program. A correctly sigh led-In rifle and tion committee consists of Sue shotgun Is an Important step to safe and accurate shooting and Thompson. increases the percentage of clean Tho present enrollment Ls 33 and they hope to begin obedi­ kills. Familiarization firing and knowledge of the point of impact ence training in December. The November meetings will ot the gun being used adds en­ be the 9th and 16th at South- joyment and safety to the fine sport of hunting. There will be an AKC Nov. 13. sighting-in techniques and Br­ at the fairgrounds In Kalama­ ing point* fof lerolng In will zoo from 8 am. <p 9 pm. An­ Coach Bob Carlson's Saxons sjMrtled Friday night before a Parente' Night throng of 1463 paid fans on Johnson Field and scored a 13-0 upset win over the invading Charlotte Orioles. It wm HaaUags* ninth con- Charlotte Friday night attempt­ ing to run their West Central City Cog* L«afM« Meeting Thursday Invite Hunters To ‘Sight-In’ Rifles Sunday Cathy Underhill Heads 33-Member 4H Dog Care Club Parent*' Night ("lath when they whipped Meftated SL Johns BOFTBALL MEETING be election of officer* Saxon* Shutout ~ Oriole* Here* in . CluudoUe, Hatlingi Hotlt Grand Ledge Lakewood High's Viking*, who Happy Trek Back to Deer Camp diminutive Roger Will — who Conservation other AKC Dog Show will be Hunters arc requested to have at the Civic Center in Grand Rapids on Nov. 13 from 9 am. all firearms unloaded and ac­ tions open when entering the Queen Barbara Reigns at Lakewood A pancake and sausage break­ fast will be served at the club­ house. beginning at 8 am. Ev­ eryone Is welcome. BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH Miss Barbara Allen, 17-year-old the Lakewood High homecoming celebration at half-time of the Viking-Redwing game. Hein Heineman, an exchange student from Tho Netherlands, was Mufi Allen's escort. Barbara was crowned by last It's America's Greenville JVs Win Fovorite Family Greenville's Junior Varsity de­ feated Grand Ledge lul Thurs­ day. 18-14. scoring in the last three minutes to post their sixth win ln» seven starts. Greenville's freshmen defeated the little Comets. 44-25. Miss Allen's gown was floor - ---------------------------------------length brocade of a pale olive TIRED KIDNEYS green, with elbow length slcevm. • COT YOU DOWNf IM simplicity added to iu eleg- Cl” • ClNnt uh wrt* auitm Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Tom (Tiny) Timm's placekick passed the Comets to their win for the point was no good Taking the kickoff starting the ioungs He |hrew for one touchdown and second half. Hastings moved oi Lakewoud High School’s football team’s achievement Fri­ accented her blonde hair and .«*tT How loosening up the Greenville steadily down the field with fine running at- Dunn. Dave Williams and Will day, night in defeating the powerful St. Johns Redwings, 13-7, DAYS lugging most of lhe leather. was*one of the biggest upsets lo be recorded in area grid annals □ic Mie uuu*i>icT ui Air nnu M .In a first and goal si Phone WI 5-3184 Dunn had taken the kickoff on Mrs Paul Allen of rural Lako now the 9-y*rd line, their Urned into an incomplete his own 18 and returned to the in many years. FOR INFORMATION O* th*tr second atleinpt Her court included Jane Crock­ The victory is a tribute to the work of Coach Jerry Eckman piked up 2 yards on ■ He got four on a smash then and his staff and to the Viking athletes who stopped the attack ford. Mary Cbppcns. Jfll GnrllngAND RESERVATIONS Ptay An end run yielded no real I Greenville rained 112 on the made It first down on the Char­ of the Redwings that had nm— ■■ — ----------- -- er and Hee MorrUcn. gain in their third attempt and lotte 46. He drove again for 11 all over six previous opponents. | Bob and Mickey Lambert in their fourth effort John Reed and a first down on lhe 35. Will Mr and Mra Ward Erway are The win also proves the old' Halfback Dave Byers led the was stopped, then Quarterback and Ron Rhoemnker dropped lhe leaving Nov. 10th for Belleville. Armchair's adage that on a giv­ quarterback for a heavy loss be­ winners gaining 80 yards. Mike Jim Williams passed to Rick Ab- en night anything ctin happen,, Ill. where they will visit Dr. and Xfn»>z7i»i no fore he could get the ball away. Hansen had 70 and Don Ship- bey for five yards. Dunn smashed and that football is composed of I Mra Charles Ruck and family, The statistics corroborate the man 48. Roman Barnwell had I for a first down Inside the 25, and from there they plan to go I Dave Williams raced for 11 heart, desire and then ability. •< ‘ Viking determination and efiort 63 for Greenville. SL Johns went into Friday's for the night. Lakewood ground Oranb Ledge led 14-0 at the Mig. . WUron Guldet. Ji game with a 6-0 record, having out 148 yards and picked up 6 half and was never in much family, anff |hen ontowhipped Mason 27-11* Greenville first down* while holding SL trouble. Ha,',Tfi’by will spend several Johns to 105 yards and 5 first Ion|a scored first in its game then Will skirted left end for 28-6, Hastings 33-6. Orand Ledge BuUmi maAW WT'Florid* with their Woodland ot Michigan downs Neither team made any with.Invading Alma. Chris Tu|; a first down on the two from 34-7. Alma 53-13 and Charlotte Creep villa trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wal­ 5 i 59-19. And those winning scores ChtrntU CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE | USE BANNER WANT ADS1 lace were their dinner guesta tempts Timm's kick hit the goal post, probably could be higher Gret Wilson. Ju-'t promoted from Saturday evening. On defense. Hewitt dropped 10 the Junior Varsity to fill an in­ but Charlotte was called for Lakewood had a solid, but Redwings with Bar num ayd jury gap. stacking on defense and Has­ hardly a record to herald a vic­ Lloyd Cunningham coming m Alma went ahead in the third tings kicked over. This time the tory over the league leader. The tor their share of the kill with period when Herb Larson went ball split the uprights and the Vikings started out with a loss 9 each. Ken Benson and Jim over from the one. Jim Garcia score was 13-0 with 7:45 left In to Maple Valley, then they nipped Ionia 7-0. before losing to Johnson each made 7 tackles. passed to End Rick N**h for the the third-period After the kickoff Charlotte Greenville 37-6. Hastings extra point on a broken place gained a first down to the Oriole trimmed the Vikings 25-12. The kick attempt. Ralph Anthony scored lhe 47. then Hastings forced a punt Vikings bounced back and upset other Panther TD in lhe finale, Rugged Lindon Endsley roared Grand Ledge. 12-0. and defeated going over from a half-yard out. In to block the kick and Has­ Alma 14-7 before knocking 81. tings lode over on the visitors' Johns off their pedestal. Dave Perrigo kicked the point. Now all that stands in the Again, congratulations on a way of the Vikings are lhe big Will and Dave Williams moved great achievement. men of Charlotte. The Vikings, 2 for a first down on the 16 and who will be traveling this week, in three plays the Saxons were hope to run their winning streak on the 10. but could go no far­ to four tn a row ther and Charlotte took over on Rum Bohllnger and Gary.their 11. Coach Jerry Eckman is a little leery of this game. He is afraid Murphy fired perfect 25s SalurOn a third-down play Hastings Carl E. Newman. 53. R3 Midhis boys arc going to look at this recovered a fumble but a 15-yard ”nd Cl£rio"tte one as something anticllmatlc.. Club's trapshoot. penalty nullified it aand Charlotte .n,u”‘*V ^f"re.,Mun 2 Don Payiva and Jeff George had a first down on their own carded 24. Earl Argetslnger, Al The ball changed hands five clJMLl Jud«e L E Barne.t on a and Dick Taylor 23. Bob Slocum Umes after that, and Hastings ch*r<r of reckless driving He and Eldon Mathews 22. Forrest am'on the Oriole 19 when the »“><> «_»« Bldelman 20, John and David game ended cosU ch“rge wns the result Hasting*' great goal line an accident June 8 In Mid­ . Al Taylor and John Leary stand came tate in lhe fir.1 dlevUle when Newman's car colLIVE BROADCASTS I were the special event winners. period and early In the »econd. wlUi one driven by Nor­ । Another shoot L* from 5 to 11 Charlotte had moved from,™" H DcMcnt. 52. Defiance, of MICHIGAN Keep pm. Saturday. Nov. 5. their 34 to the Hastings nine in Ohio. Both men were injured, four plays, including a major I ------------ •-----------Your Dial and penalty on the Saxons Mike Wins Regional Meet Fleming smashed to the five. TL,nS 01101 fvleer OrrenvIUe’Hightcross-country Spencer Goodyear's Packers Mike Snyder got two more. Bill MICHIGAN STATE Set At got one are the only undefeated team in Rogers ru«ri> bui uiic then men Quarterback vfuutiriuu<_* tran ----- }- won lhc __. KegtonM champ „ ■­ . .. .... . .. ... , Irvnnhln nt Mt Ptanuint Aaritr. Bob King's Saturday morning Jon Whitely n> held for no ‘«^‘P at- ML Pleasant featur■i and Hastings took over on d*?- b«‘tins out Alm* for DrM GAMES— tail football leagues. Tlw Pack­ gain .. . *■ .... . .. .. nlar. Vtl tn AO IVih Pil*. tin I«. er* made it five straight by shut­ the Saxon two. Hastings moved place, 10 to 80. Bob Faber finish­ MOTORS ting out Lewis Sherman's Browns right out of danger for four first ed sixth for tiie Jackets and , 1 downs, finally Williams punted Bruce Bond seventh. THIS WEEK to Lance Rochester who was 1320 N. Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ingram I Mrs Frieda Adams has moved downed on the Charlotte 26. Ph. 945-2479 were in Mason over the weekend The score by quarters: I to Albion. 120y E Michigan. 7 CHARLOTTE .0 0 0 0—0 staying at the home of their HASTINGSHASTINGS ...... 7 0 6 0—13 daughter, the Melvin Browns, while the Browns’ baby was hos­ Officials: Gary Beard, referee; pitalized for surgery. BARRY Ross Dingwall, head linesman: vs. Dar Mason, umpire, . all from Marvin Howell. Battle Creek. COUNTY Right tackle — Randy Moyer. The entire ihealthy> Hastings Ken Frey. Pat Fitzgerald Right end—Rick Abbey. Teny lineup got in the game; RADIO . Left end—Bob Ironside, Mike Watson. Quarterback — Jim and Dave Williams. Mark Cole. Left tackle—Tiny Timm. Wil­ Broidc.it Timo: 1:15 p.m. Left Halfbacks — Dave Wil­ lett Cole. Warren Arnold. liams. Tom Hoke. Danny Slocurn. Left guard —Rex Wieland. Phil Rich BuUer Gillespie. Tom Kurr. Right halfbacks-^-Roger Will, I Center—Larry Bennett, Randy Rick VanDenbarg. Listen to the I Moyer. Pullback — Jerry Dunn. Boo Right guard —Adam Bcduhn. Huebner. Armchair Athlete “! West Central Standings RICHARD ROBINSON HASTINGS BOWLJNG in,!: Brings You Fire Perfect Scores Saturday Driver Pleads to Reckless Charge lAf Dru Brings Tou W DI n FOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! I. H. TRUCKS SCOUTS Still Unbeaten Tony Belli 1220 MICHIGAN Join the Ski-Doo families ILLINOIS (they're having fun all winter Tong) Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Re-Broadcast of all Pick a winner from our complete stable Hastings High School Games come see, come drive the sensational new . . . PLUS skl-doo. WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE BOB SKELTON’S W. Qun Uka Phone OS 2-335 . M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE THE AREA SCORES you name the job and Wha«l Home has the attaching tool you'll need. See the complete line of Wheal Horae tractors and qufckattaching tools now on display. \ AND HIGHLIGHTS । | I E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State Street, Hastings Halting* Phono WI 5-2983 at 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE | Standings: Motor Sales and Hastings Cleaners 22. East Bide Lumber 20. Peabody Oil and Crystal Candy IB. Ne Hl and HASTINGS BOWLING COMMERCIAL MINORA ..No™ Barans rolled 214-564 in, me Minors Thursday Carl Hatnoway fired 562. Harvey Baker 228-529. Rod Tlete 506. Spencer J04' Dkk WUco» 513-. Woody Wyngarden 608, Bob Me- tale and Hastings Aluminum 17. Miller'* Plumbing 15. Maker's Market 13. Barry Co Ready Mix 12. Carol's Needlecraft 7 and Pepsi Cote 5. Good serie*: Shirley VanDen­ burg 211-560, Maggie Corrigan 185-516. Faye Allen 169-503, Barb K'ersev 188-495. Mary Sherwood 187-496. Ella Higdon 176-479. Pearl Frederickson 164-470. Gene Thompson 189-451 and Linda Lowry 156-451 IBmllh 150' 603. Bob wlrt *535 I of their adjustment and ability j ____ „I they do' not require any larger lhe adage "Silence la Golden." degree of counseling or teaching There 1* at the Michigan Re- 1 than other .tudent*. habllltatlon InsUUite a group of Differing from this group are _...j student* who would — not----------agreeSturma who have not liad with lids proverb These stu­ the opportunity to develop edu­ dent*. many who have not heard cationally. emotionally and so­ finer birth, find their inability a cially. Limited educational ex­ formidable barrier In the world perience, overprotectlon by tlielr home and community envlronof hearing people. Pari of our rehabilitation Lydy ,8fl' 8uf program specifically designed gera ted their limitation* and Dave Kruko Kniko 201-522. mi •£» C.rl o rLA Asntn.' Handy “dyJ «>• 5l Do^?. 8t*nton “ ‘on 21 *610Dennv ^£\ -'PAn,’' BcAjb >»• V H Bah* 174.a Helen have had hole educational train­ ing even at the elementary level. Oalen Daniels 546 Paul w™i‘' Martln H0> Ruth Johnston 142, man 500 Clvd* nw™ LW’ Ellene Gillespie 148. Gretchen SS.Ki,M.bS rSLS »« '»■ L“tU" w"»>" .. -----. ---- .... P“e 5°1-OB| B" Dorothy Friend 143. Kate Bender JlTW? M1‘Ml “nd Paul Caasel Dorothy Friend 143. Kate Bender 155. Marlon Eye 161, Shirley Bowman 155, Eleanor Morrill 149, Standings: Deputies 25. Ben­ Linda Smith 142 and Joan Mar­ der Gravel 24. Belli Motors and tin 149. » Parker's Tavern 22. V&J Mobil 214. Tinkler's and Renner Ford TUESDAY NIGHTlNtfALES 21, Hastings Banner and Smith Good scores: Betty Howes 197­ Bros. 194. Hastings Aluminum and Walldorff's 15. Midway Butt­ 453. Fran Hybarger 171-424. Maring and Dale's Bake Shop 14. Patten Monument 134, South­ 165 - 405, Florence Ossenheimer 159-429. Norma Kimmey 154-372. end Food 11 and Zephyr 10. Phyllis Leaveil 152 - 337. Diana Belson 140 - 383. Judy Rhoades E. W. BLISSJ.EAGUE 140-369. Mary Baker 138-363 and Dale Cappon fire*227-636 Fri­ Wilma Hynes 135-360. day to set lhe Bliss League pace Doug Vickery roljed 556. Carl COMMERCIAL MAJORS Baker 211-564. CHIT Hamilton , 510. Robert Sears 503. Bill Eddy | Floyd Williams rolled games of 203-503. Dewayne Gallup 224-561. 207-214-223 Thursday for n 644. John Reid 242-520. Jim Barnum । the high series so far this *ea213-569. Dave Reynolds 531. No­ 1 son In the Majors. Paul Edward* lan Johncock 203-546. Jack She­ I chalked 210-608. Maynard Tuck­ ler 204-551. Dick Williams 537, er 220-589. Merle Haines 207-580. Don Clinton 521. Gordon Howe Joe Burkholder 207-579. Joe Gle200-533. Pat Terpennlng 518. Art larowski 208-570. Bill St. Law­ Howe 221-524, Gary Burdick 533. rence 567, Bob Lambert 564. Lyle Sanborn 202 - 582. Lawrence Lyle Bristol 513, Lynn . Burdick ■ Hank> Keeler 540. Max Myers 538. Gordie Noris 524. Elin Gillett 518. Ed Richardson 538. Irwin 171-472. Ed DePew 517 and Tom Harwood 200-537. Galen Daniels Johnston and Howard Peters 516. 509. Harold Eckert 204-501. Gor­ don Sothard 512. Bruce Terry 201-505, Merl Campbell 201-512, RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Standings: Woodmansee Lum­ Bill Hackney 502. A. Henrichsen ber 25. Dag A: Suds and Trum­ 511. Rod Newton 502. Les Spring­ er 516. Robert -Miller 508 and ble's Tavern 20. Ackett's Confec­ I Harvey Hann 501. tioner und Gilmore Jewelers 18, Standings: Sport* Bar 24. Johnnie's Auto Paru 16. Cheno­ Larke Buick and Piston Rings weth Machine 14 nnd Kroger 13 23, Miller Jewelers 22. City Food Good scores: John Gorodenski 20. Harwood's 19. Culllgan's 16'i. 207-577. Ron Beyer 201-652. Paul Hastings Aluminum 15. Welcome Cassel 201-207-548. Les Springer •nivcrn 9 end Tyden S'*. 541. Duane Allcrdlng 903 - 533. Jack Sheler 522, Leon Ackett THE TWISTERS 509. Howard Johnston 504 and Standings: The Bombs 20. Bob Moore 601. Renner Ford and Local Finance 17 and Cool Aides. Powder Box and Hull Realty 14. Good scores: Jon Kletzmnnn 149-404. Dolle Larsen 179-488, Shirley Hawks 150-434, Mary Parker 183-441, Marian Johncock 156-412. Nancy Wibalda 160-442 and Virginia Howard 164-444. who have completed some or all write on admission. others have of their secondary education and are capable on admission of the sign language, while still adequately completing their othera because of their stinted particular skill training Because ■'maturity-wise" for entrance Into Saxons Al Grand Ledge For Final Game Young Hi-fi ond tape rwcordera repaired quickly. WI 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMDUU We Close at MONDAY MIXERS Standings: McAllisters 27. Foodland 23. Northatde and Marys 22. Purina Chicks. Big D nnd Piston Ring 21, Sheriff Girls, Haans. Parmaleca and Vogte 18, VanMatre 17, Savings 8t Loan. Covering 15. WBCH 14. Food Center 13 and Kroger 6. Good score*: June Benner 198­ 536. Gerry Newton 180-613. Shir­ ley VanDenburg 177-500, Joan RasinsU 193-485, Betty Sheler 187-489. Maxine Dipp 188-485. Jud# Cronk 177-498, Beverly DeWitt 198-497, Jean McAllister 179-488. Sandy Merrill 174-477, Reba Lydy 193-471. Lit Nevins 165-471. Ruth Kruger 178-479. Faye Allen 196-471. Marge Campbell 148-406, Bertha Thaler 164-468. Bemndlne Eckert 184­ 453. Bonnie Converse 143-387, Delores Gasper 163-430. Ruby Downey 160-450. Mildred Smith 173-455, Alma CovUle 183-448, Janet Rawley 137-413. Beverly Lumbert 184-390. Arlene Swan- AJBC JUNIOR BOWLING Wee VanDenburg led the league Saturday with 212-493. Gordie Howes posted 167-461. Ron Wyn­ garden 163-437, Jeff Bumwurth 177-406. Jack Reynold* 161-417. Jack Miller 166-400. Carol Wil­ cox 166-420. Art Merrill 142-387, Elmer Smith 143-406. Cathy Dahlhouscr 177-384 and Shirley VanDenburg 144-375. Standings: Team 9 and Piston Ring Union 11. Mooee 10. Haan's 7. Wyngarden's and Coleman In­ surance No. 1 have 5 pointe. Leg­ ion Auxiliary 4. Piston Ring and Coleman No. 2 have .3 and Local Union 138 ha* 2 ponlte. GO GO GIRLS Standing*: Canada Dry 22, Southend Food 17%. Miller Jewelers 16. Hasting* Floor Cov­ ering 16H, Leacoa 14 and City Bank 11. Good aoorea: Brenda Williams 182-394. Dorothy Parker 169-1 448. Mickey Lambert 176-495. Jeanne Frenthway 166-454 and Oaylc Spaulding 168-414. 153-450 WOMEN'S GYM CLASS The YMCA Women's Con­ ditioning classes begin at 7:30 pm. Monday. Nov. 7. in the East Gym al Hastings High School. Mrs. Cindy Robbe will Noon on Saturday volley ball. Persona desiring more Information mav call “Y" Secretary Bob King at WI 5-2892 or 5-2451. I While Mr. AMF Ski-Daddler and Mrs. Albert Klnne, were vacationing for two a Jumping, racing, or family fun, there's an Mltldlrvillf High, llloh Michigan's Ulrhliwin'. ___________ Middlevine ---- - ------- — — . Which rolled over strong Class B Gull Lake's Blue Devils whiptxiwell test week 26-13. will travel ped the Parchment Panthers 25-6 to Maple Valley Friday night as In a KVA game at Parchment. Hamilton Invades Wayland. Del-j Carl Hamden ran for three ton goca to Galesburg-Augusta,' touchdowns to pace tile winners Gull Lake host* Pcnnfleld and ! to their second straight win after Bellevue invades Springfield. 1 five consecutive losses. rarner led Coach Bob I Hamden scored on a 67-yard Trojans to their blr : burst, then on 11 and 46-yord romp*. Brad Cosby set up the last Gull Lake score, recovering a Panther fumble on the Parch­ ment 27. After a five-yard pen­ picked up a total of 323 yards ally. Cosby took a pas* from Jim In 23 attempt*. Kendrick for a 32-yard TD play. Galesburg-Augusta scored its Warner was equally otcvMDc effective wo vital on defense, making ti» .luU ‘ seventh itralght win defeating pass interceptions, one on the: ----- ------------- —------------- --------irujun uve inc imro _,w homecoming Trojan five in In the third period *ara* before 2,000 ; and another on hl* three in tho[ ,an» al B*ngor. 1 finale [ Once beaten South Haven u *“ 3tw> »tr«i6h‘ »'c- clinched ot least a shore of the Wolverine circuit crown beating for lhe T.K Paw Paw 34-18 Only Plainwell, .n, I Middleville led 6-0 in the first period but Lowell tied the game to tie South Haven to the title. when Steve Collins passed to Plainwell defeated Kalamazoo HlUis Kauffman for the final Hackett 33-19 In a non-league tlx yards of a 67-yard drive. go. Allegan bowed to Ludington. With less than two minutes left 34-13. and Comstock and BeldIng tied. 34-34. Vicksburg pteyed Otsego to a scorelees tie ahead Lowell gained a third period POST-GAME DANCE lead moving 61 yard* In nine The final Youth Council plays as Kauffman went over I from the one and scored the «&n will follow lhe Grand extra j»lnt to make the score 13­ Ledge-Hastingi game Friday. 12. Dancing to recorded music RICHARD ROBINSON mcnuict of delving enjoyment. Stop In Middleville Rips Lowell In Posting 30th Victory 36-lnch pike weighing graduates of Gallaudet College and have either completed or are In the process of completing graduate work. They are able to identify well with the deaf stuMrs. Doris Munson provided the secretarial services to this staff and is even more unique in her role because of her ability to use the sign language well. wife, the Arthur Grays of Manis­ tee. over tho weekend. EXPERT TIRE SERVICE BARR Tire Shop Horse Drags, In jures Man W'ant a Nice Pup? ; The Barry Humane Society re। port* there are two combination border collie and English shep; herd puppies about nine weeks at Blodgett Hoopltel In Grand old, a male and female, aqd two Rapids with Injuries suffered labrador retrievers, about six Sunday afternoon when he was months old. available for adopdragged by a iiorsc at hl* farm i lion al the Barry Animal Shel] ter. Contact Dog Warden Dean at 1100 Bachman Road. Shepler. an employee of the Braden through the sheriff's offlee A beautiful male sable collie E. W BILm Company, had , with choke chain has been found caught the horse after he had become loose He was colling up । the long lead rope taking the horse to the barn when the anl| mnl began running. i Somehow the rope caught him i around the leg and he was drwged. hitting a clothe* line post. The home stopped when Uie jxv.t was hit. Mra. Shepler had seen Art being dragged and ran and caught the horse. Concrete Blocks and Art suffered a slight head InLightweight Blocks । Jury, fractured pelvic bone, rope bums and bruises The Shepler* Nashville. Mich. „„„ ____________ were trying out the horse before Phone 653-2791 buying him blrtMay them for eventual skill train­ ing —»and/or — employment. —.—,-------Coach Bernie Oom and his In addition lo services proHa*Ungs High Junior Varsity vided ded for al! al) student*, thl* this group JL?ncenti*uon of.^* the Huie Saxons most success­ tentlon from person* especially ful seasons when they travel to UAlnrt In IhU IlMa. Grand Ledge for a 7 pm. game Basic training of the three R'» thia Thursday. lhe sign language, classes tn so­ cial living, world event*, use of monies, intensive counseling con­ serve championship. cerning behaviour, mores, man­ Last Thursday the young Sax­ ners. personal adjustment probons romped at Charlotte, 37-12, for their sixth win in seven days society are but a few of lhe start*. They have one tie onr t_________________ focal points of thl* program. their record . Student* within the group may The Saxons scored early at have other disabilities and tbereC.,MJLloU* luld l,<Jd “ ID'6 marBln F°re require an even more In­ dividualized approach. Blll Shultz scored the first TD Through recreation the op­ on a pass from Steve E*ocemlk. portunity to develop socially and Gary Hall grabbed a screen pass to relate with other hearing to .score tile next touchdown students I* gamed. On recent Gym co-sponsored by the from the 20. and We* VanDen­ event of Interest was a course YMCA HI Y Boys Clubs. High burg powered over from.the one I later to put the Wbltamen school students and recent being offered through Recreatfor the third six-pointer. By halftime the score was 31-6.1 tion In the use of sign language In another non-league game. . -----■ ' for the non-dcaf students. The Shultx scored on a short run Maple Valley edged Bellevue 13- I Col and Mnl Car, Johruwn e" . | and son of Washington. D. C.. U cUua Moalon* thather than the Quarterback Steve Stine rcored have been visiting hte parents, With the gold team In the 10^^ one pl>n on an 11-yard run in the first the Rlchard^W. Johnsons Hr Is Uneup. Bruce Sdgvr Sdrer plunged Blunted " ** Uneup, AMlMlng lhe deal student* period to put Maple Valley now looted at the Pentagon, at MRI In particular are four aht-ud. but Bellevue tied the score In the second. Stine teamed with ■ Ray Rn«e, Saxon right lacklu, Bill Reid on a 34-yard scoring! won the offensive award and aa deaf consultant coordinate! play and Paul Goforth run the Dick MalvIUe and SUut Stock­ the program and provide* much point to give the Lion* their ham were elected to receive hon­ of the counseling rendered. A third slntiglK win. ors for their defensive, work. Delton High's Panthers defeat­ The Cornets have a 42 record ed Mattawan Friday. 19-0. In and almost upset Greenville last Ernest Hairston teaches in the KVA clash at Delton. week, losing late In the game. use of the sign language, coun­ sels and instructs in arcus of and Mike Poteel scored the basic education. Other teaching second and Foyer ran the point Nancy Gardner is may include subjects ol a spe­ for a 13-0 lead al Intermission, nature relating to a stu­ Maple Valley Queen cialized dents technical training program. Ml*s Nancy Gardner, daugh­ Andrew Hnatow. like Shake­ ter at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gard­ speare's actor, also plays many the final TD. Bruce Campbell CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE ner of R2 Nashville, was reveal­ parts Assigned to the technical liad set up the touchdown Inter­ cepting a piun and running it ed as the winner of lhe football queen voting by the four upper grades of the Maple Valley High by reinforcing, interpreting ’and School. She was crowned at haH- supervising lhe various special skills taught. day evening. A. W.MVKt Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Recognising these limitation* HASTINGS BANNEB-—3 Thursday. 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VdkY CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORAnON COLEMAN INSURING* Z03 »• MICHIGAN PM~Wf5.HU HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 e. state st �keep a(ah«riff'and.hls'.wU»*and family in Jril with tWmriaonera i | Notice To Hto qualified electors of tho Township of Ha*- | UaM tings. NwSte* Notice I* li.Hibv hereby aiv.n given Hint that a (iener.l General Election will be held in the Township of Hastings, in tho county of Barry and State of Michigan, on Tuesday, fjovember 8, 1966, from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., for the purpose of electing candidates for the fol­ National, State, Township offices, Justices of the Supreme Court also Judge of tho Circuit Court for "Barry ond Eaton county. Vote on tho following County Proposition, shall the limitation on the total amount of toies which may be assessed against all property In Barry County, Michigan be increased (two mills) of assessed as provided by law, by .2% Much tin been written and posed new JaU and JaU site. After reading the letter from cepted by th* Advisory CommitEd McJ’harlln In the public for­ um of Ja*l week's Banner I am During the several meeting* of prompted to make a few obser­ the advisory committee that vation* on the subject. As chairman of the citizen* were held, about 40 Barry Coun­ ty citizen* and taxpayers took privilege to appoint Mr Mc- part. To these we are indebted Pharlln to the chairmanship of for their generous contribution of time, energy, and talent. the buUdlng committee It 1* certain the entire com­ mittee agrees with me that he did an outstanding Job of re- made, ruing building costs add a generous amount to the cost. a&At hl* own expense he and hl* committee contacted 10 different year. this brine* the cost to counties that had built Jails in somethinc over *300.800. Which to be used to construct and equip a new County first hand Information a* to size and type of building, location, services rendered. iherlfT'* quar­ ters, cost of building and equip­ ment. operating coat*, etc Taking Into consideration the population* of the counties con- Jail and Sheriff's residence? tlon of each, hl* committee ar- valuation as equalised, of all property in the County for a period of two (2) years, the years 1967 and 1968, for the purpose of providing a sinking fund Proposal No. I. Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 yean to 18 yean. Registered voters may make application for ab­ sent voters ballots until 2:00 P.M., Saturday, No­ vember 5, 1966, at the Township Clark's residence. JUANITA A. SLOCUM Township Clerk CARLTON TOWNSHIP General Election Notice To the Qualified Electors: Notice is hereby, given that a General Election .will be held in the Township of Carlton at the 1250.000, exclusive of site. The motion summarizing these finding* wa* made by Richard Guenther and seconded by Rich- Jail for Barry County. He ha* thl* information on hie, and would surely be willing to show It to any interested Marahall Cook wa* appointed chairman of the site committee, also doing an outstanding Job He and Homer Becker spent considerable time looking for and at possible JaU site*, none of which seemed to prove worthy of serious con*lderaUon by the buUdlng committee of the Board of Supervisors. Richard Birke. chairman of the need* committee, also made an outstanding contribution of time and talent. From his find­ ings came the proposal that the Courthouse square, to allow ade­ quate room for expaiulon, both for the Jail and courthouse, and to provide ample parking for an ever Increasing population. From this information gath­ ered by the several oommiltecs, and many hours of open discus­ sion, came the recommendation of thl* committee to the Board of Supervisors. A JaU should be built of abotre thirty-five prisoner capacity, on a site other than the Courthouse Square, at a cost not to exceed pored half a million, the rotor* will be asked to finance on Nov. If bid* were asked on possible Jail sites it 1* entirely possible a more desirable site might be found and al a better price than the *38,000, being asked for lhe one under present consideration. With an estimated S25.000 more needed to prepare tills site for building, makes this a rather expensive piece of real estate considering the size is around Many consider this site some­ what less than desirable In ap­ pearance. It also fall* to meet the recom­ mendation* of the State Bureau ol Corrections, which advises a Jail should have access to two highways, one preferably a main highway The *10,000 estimated for the removal of the present JaU and sheriff '* residence, would go quite a ways toward remodeling the building Into much needed office space Ln conjunction with the Courthouse. Much discussion has gone into the subject of provldUig living quarters tor the sheriff, either in the JaU or close by. The practice of having the sheriff live In thr JaU goes back to lhe olden days when lhe sheriff's deportment was a oneman operation, with the sheriff's wife providing meals and laun­ dry for the prisoners and acting as matron when female prison­ ers were Involved. In this modern day and age It seems a bit out ot place to lative and Township officers, Two Justices of the Supreme Court, Judgp of the Circuit Court and to vote on the proposed amendment to lower the mini­ mum voting age from 21 to 18. A county proposition on millage for a new jail and sheriff's residence will also be on the ballot. The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. of said day. Absent voters ballots may be applied for until i2 p.m., November 5, 1966. Johnstown Township Notice A General Election will be held in the Township of- Prairieville at the Notice is hereby given, that a General. Election will be held on Tuesday, No­ vember 8, 1966 from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of electing State, Congressional, Legislative and Township Officers. Also two Justices of the Supreme Court and a Circuit Court Judge will be elected; and other amendments or propositions that may be submitted. Prairieville Township Hall on Tues­ day, November 8» 1966. The Polls of said election will be open at 7:00 a.m. and will remain open until 8:00 p.m. of said day of election. The last day to apply for absentee ballots is November 5 ot 2:00 p.m. AGNES SCOBEY Carlton Township Clerk Prairieville Township Notice of Election Township Hall on Tuesday, November 8, 1966, for the purpose of electing State, Congressional, Legis­ ent who would be Interested in the Job of sheriff. Few wives would be willing to live In or near a JaU. to say nothing of providing lhe neces­ sary services to prisoner*. Pay the sheriff and his depu­ ties an adequate salary and let them provide for themselves a* lhe rest of us do. Much publicity nas been given to the cost ot transporting, hous­ ing and feeding of prUoner* al 4. By voting ye*. you will not Charlotte. This Is undoubtedly only be giving a ' vote of confi­ lea* than it wUl coal us in our dence" to responsible teenagers, new JaU when we get IL but also to the hood* that tear From the information gath­ up your streets and vandalize ered from other counties, prac­ your property, not only to Just tically aU agreed, cost* were the teenagers in Barry County, higher in their new Jail, than but to those throughout the en­ tire state. the old. Few. If any. Barry Co. citizens So I ask you. I implore you. will question the need of a Jail, do not give the privilege to vote so let's get on with lhe business to an age group that Is not ma­ of getting one—but—let's keep ture and experienced enough to the cost within reason, and our use It wisely. Do not fall off the ability to pay. cliff, and most of all. do not alBarry County ha* a population 1। low Proposal 1 to pass. Vote NO! of only around 3(.000 people and Respectfully, a very limited tax base Call or 8. J. T. write your Supervisor and re­ (A Teenager) mind him that it's your money he's spending—It might help! Jim O'Connor, To the Kdltor: In the past few weeks rumor* Chairman Citizens' have been circulated that BUI Advisory Committee Hayes, our supervisor, has put a stop to proposed road improve­ To lhe Editor: Bop! Crash! Zowle! and we ment projects in Irving town­ are off . . a cliff. Holy Suffrage! ship. This I know is not true Any­ —This Nov. 8 voter will be asked to decide the fate of Proposal one acquainted with BUI know* No. 1. which would lower the that as far back when he was voting age in Michigan to 18. township treasurer he worked for For your own sake, voters, do better roads. To anyone In doubt I suggest not vote yea Here 1* why: 1. Some people say "that If you you talk with him or any mem­ are old enough to fight, then you ber of lhe town board and find are old enough to vole." Come out Just what his views are on now, there is absolutely no logi­ this subject. cal parallel between one's physi­ Let's all get out and vote. One for good government. cal fitness as a soldier and one's Arthur T. Kidder, mental and emotional fitness as R2 Hastings. Mich. a Voter. Besides that, H of those people wiU never fight because Woodland. Michigan they are female. Oct 28, 1888 2. Borne people s*y that "the 18 year old of today is more To lhe Editor: aware of national and world Does this sound logical? events than ever before." Grant­ Many Barry County residents ed. but in a time of crises, when in s!nall homes feel they pay a correct and rapid decision must rather high taxes for the privi­ be made, wll reason or emotion lege of owning their homes Now dictate? During lhe period of they are asked to Increase their 18-20, most teens are undergoing taxes to build an elaborate home, many stresses never before en- a *488.000 JaU. NOTICE OF NOTICE TO BARRY TOWNSHIP QUALIFIED ELECTORS Prairieville Township Clerk Notice is hereby given, that a General Election will be held in the Township of Barry, State of Michigan. GENERAL ELECTION cell*, healing and plumbing equipment Hue I a fireproof building to house cells and other equipment up the total to half a mill ton? Shall the JaU be fancy, increase JaU use? or like a plain buUdlng for Respectfully. highway or other tools, maybe Halph E. Byer* Orangeville Township Notice of Election A General Election will be held in the Township of Orangeville at the Orangeville Township Hall on Tues­ day, November 8, 1966. The Polls of said election will be open at 7:00 a.m. and will remain open until 8:00 p.m. of said day of election. The last day to apply for absentee ballots is No* vember 5 at 2:00 p.m. These can be obtained at the office of the town­ ship clerk. RAYMOND BOURDO Orangeville Township Clerk GENERAL ELECTION Notice is Hereby Given, That a Gen­ eral Election will be held in Yankee Springs Township Hall, Bowen Mills,' Tuesday November 8, 1966, for the purpose of electing State, Congres­ sional, Legislative and-Township offi­ cers. Also Non-Partisan election for two Justices of the Supreme Court. Judge of the Circuit Court. PROPOSAL NO. I Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years. COUNTY PROPOSITION 2 mills to provide sinking fund to be used to construct the new County jail. JUNE DOSTER Johnstown Twp. Clerk DORIS NOTTINGHAM RUTLAND TOWNSHIP and woman eligible to enter th half-mUllou ooUara h<xne: ’ are told we must spend half The polls of said election will be open at 7 o'clock AM and will remain open until 8 o'clock PM of said day of elec­ tion. C. F. STORKAN Clerk Precinct 1 will vote ot Hickory Fire Station Precinct 2 will vote at Delton Fire Station Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held at the Rutland Township Hall on Tuesday, on Tuesday, November 8, 1966 November 8. 1966, for the purpose of Electing the For the purpose of electing the following officers, vis: following officen: State, Congressional. Legislative State—Governor & Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Members of State ----Board of Education, Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, Michigan State Univer­ sity Board of Trustees, Wayne State University Board of Governors. ond Township, also any additional Officers that may be on the ballot. Non-Partisan election of two Jus­ tices ol the Supreme Court, Judge of the Circuit Court. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT — Shall Section I of Article II of the State Constitution be amended to lower the minimum voting ago from 21 ‘ years to 18 years? COUNTY PROPOSITION—Shall the limitation on the total amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Barry County, Michigan, be increased os provided by law, by Z%e (two n\ilts> of the assessed valuation a* equalised, of all property in the County for a period of 2 yean, the years 1967 ,. and 1968, for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail ond Sheriff's residence? TOWNSHIP PROPOSAL — Shall tho sale of spirits in addition to beer and wino be permitted for consumption on the premises within tho Township of Rutland under the provisions of the law governing The deadline for application for Absentee Bal­ lets is November 5, 1966 at 2 o'clock P.M. at 8 o'clock P.M., on Election Day. MARY LINDERMAN. Rutland Twp. Clerk ftl. Hastings. Mich. Congressional—United States Senator (full term). United States Senator (to fill vacancy). Repre­ sentative in Congress. Legislative—State Senator, State Representative. Township—Supervisor, Clerk, Treasurer, Trustee, 4 Constables. Non-Partisan Election—Two Justices of the Supreme Court, Judge of tho Circuit Court. Constitutional Amendment—Proposal No. 1—Pro­ posed amendment to tower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 year*. County Propoe it ion-—.2% (two mills) of theassessed valuation as equalised, of all property in the County for a period of two years.^1967 and 1968, for the purpose of providing a sinking fund to be used to construct and equip a new County Jail and Sheriff's residence. Township Proposition—One-tenth per cent <1 mill' of the a Messed valuation os equalised, of all property in said Township for a period of three years, 1967, 1968 and 1969, for the purpose of Township Proposition—Liquor by the Glass—"Shall the sale of spirit* in addition to beer ond wine bo permitted for con*umption on the premise* within the Township of Barry under the provi­ sions of the law governing seme?" Polls will ba open at 7 o'clock a.m. ond will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m. of said day of election. Saturday. November 5. at 2 p.m. is the deadline to Ph. )¥« 5-5J07 FSANCZS.L. SUTUt. Townihip ClerfT HOPE TOWNSHIP GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that a Gen­ eral Election will be held in the Town­ ship ot Hope, at the Townthip Hall, on Tuesday, November 8, 1966 for the purpose, of electing State, Congres­ sional, Legislative, and Township Of­ ficers, Two Justice* of the Supreme Court, and a Judge of the Circuit Court, and to vote on Proposal No. 1, The Proposed amendment to lower the minimum voting age from 21 years to 18 years, and any additional Amend­ ments or Propositions that may be submitted. The Poles will be open from 7 A. M. until 8 P. M. of said day of Election. Anyone wishing an Absentee Ballot may get one anytime at my home on Wilkins Road, Route No. 5. Hastings, Michigan. Phone Delton 623-2144, un­ til 2 P. M. November 5,1966. FREDERICK W. ANDERS Hope Township Clark ELECTION NOTICE To the qualified elector, of the City of Hastings, County of Barry, State of Michigan. Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held in this State on Tuesday, November 8, 1966, from 7 o'clock in the forenoon until 8 o clack in the evening, for the purpose of electing the following officer,: Gov­ ernor and Lieutenant Governor, Secre­ tary of State, Attorney General, United States Senator, Representative in Con­ gress, State Senator, Representative in State Legislature, members of the State Board of Education, Regents of the University. Members Board of Gov­ ernors of Wayne Stat* University, Jus­ tices of the Supreme Court and Judge of the Circuit Court. You are hereby notified that you will also be voting on State, County and Local Propositions. DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk �Hasims SPEEDY.WASH tOIN-OP LAUNbROMAT 3LT Public Fort Raxpactfully. I and my wife Just recently returned from a trip through the F<* YOUk CONVINIINCt WE Ml FAkTICIFATINQ IN TNI HASTINGS CITY BANK CkIDtT CARD FLAN. To North Carolina ___________________ M00 miles we come In contact president Elsenhower and Wtth a great many people. Wi I soon the Korean Fiasco and Nation. K hu Uwayi town a were greatly pleased to find that --------------------------------- -------refreshing experience to return North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p Any way you figure It... i THE FINEST , WELCOME \ TO HASTINGS AREA IS WELCOME WAGON A visit from ouf ho$te« will maki you feel at home, with her basket of tifts and iniwers to questions about the dty, its sendees and facilities. Just call . Welcome RHONE M5-1H4 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um this coupon to lot u$ know you'ro horo . KAME____________ 1_____________________________ ADDRESS_______________________________________ CITY___________________________________________ □ Please hivt tho Welcome Wagon Hostess call on mo □ I WOUld like to Subscribe tO the Hastings Dinner □ I already subscribe Fill out coupon end mill to Circulation Dept., prt/ent set up in Washington and every one said they were Hie HasUngs Chajrtxr of Com­ On Nov. B. enabled by the voting for a change this Fall. merce? This letter is claimed to providence of God. I shall go to Om it be that our tax payers be the resuk of "much consider­ the pods and cast my vote to have finally seen the light that ation and research." But, la It? reject the proposal to legalise duped by the smooth line of a professional promoter, an em­ ployee of the Uquor industry? I do not represent any organi­ zation or special interest group. But, I am concerned about the Interests of our community which arc involved in the issue of legal- glass. Namely, the IntercsU in­ volved arc Spiritual, Social, Moral and Economic. The "Open Letter" claims that the legalizing of the sale of llq- Experienced In LOCAL and STATE Government to Serve Your Best Interests" ELECT STATE REPRESENTATIVE EDUCATION (mm some serious and very chsllenging problems. Some ol these problems will become matters for the Courts to settle. My eiperience on our local Board ol Education will bo most helpful. HARRY A. DeMASO Vour merits and expansion. Moreover, it ts implied that our community will experience much benefit and progress if this issue Is approved. But. will it? Many detailed studies of this issue and the problems directly related to It have been conducted by unbiased organizations, such as, the National Safety Council, tile American Automobile Associ­ ation. the Automobile Club of Michigan, as well aa by agencies of many of the states and cities across our nation. There is much authentic and autlwntallve In­ formation available to .all who are concerned. Without excep­ tion the only factual conclusion which can be drawn from this Information Ls. that instead of benefiting our community, the legalizing of Hie.sale of Uquorby-the-glass will coot our com­ munity In many ways. The only who an- In the Uquor business. fIts to trie liquor business are at flake In this Issue. The costa to our community will be Spiritual. Social. Moral and Economic. SPIRITUALLY: sible to legislate relghteousneaa, since this can only result from a personal relationship with God. through Jesus Christ. But, । to presume to legalize that which the Bible declares to* be con। tmry to lhe Spiritual and Natured laws of Ood. Ls to Invite lhe 1 judgements of God. SOCIALLY: In keeping with lhe national - pattern, we can expect a marked I ' escalation of lhe social problems ! which result from drinking. Which means an increase In the I highway accident toll, an In­ ' crease In the crime rate, an In­ i crease in family probleths and iui Increase In driuikcntwv With (many of you, I wholeheartedly approve the measures taken to build safer automobiles. and safer highways, and the provision I of driver training for our young | I people. But, having done these I tilings, and then to turn around ; and remove a measure of tho I existing rvr-tntlnt on the worst | highway hazard of all seems I most unreasonable, indeed. It is j a fact that Just two drinks 1mpair the driving ability of a per1 son of average weight. MORALI LY: It Is not immoral to legal­ ize the merchandising of human [ degradation, misery, shame, sor' row and suffering? Are we. you ■ nnd I as individuals and a com-1 munlty ready to sacnfacc the ! true characteristics of greatness,' honor, integrity and self-respect on the altar of the profit mo­ tive? ECONOMICALLY: The legalizing of the sale of liquor- | l.y-lhe-glass will, first of all. re­ suit in an increase in the cost . of drinking to lhe drinker, up to; xs much as 400 percent. Abvious- I ly. tn many cases, dollars which are desperately weeded for groc­ eries. clothing and housing, as well as medical and dental care will be spent for liquor. Dollars which might have been spent for household furnishings, color TVs and automobiles will be spent for ' liquor. Like a parasite, the liquor ' industry will sap the economic । life of the whole community. But, , it doesn't stop here. For every $1.00 of licensing fees and taxes I collected from the sale of liquor, an additional $2.50 from other I care for the problems produced : by lhe drinking of liquor. A coat to lhe community In tax dollars । which are desperately needed for existing and unsolved problems. To name several, I call attention I Ito the need for: expanded and; j improved secondary educational ' facilities. adequate and equitable 1 salaries for our law enforcement I penonel. both city and county! and a new Jail. Studies have shorn clearly that lhe tax rrvenuea from the sale of liquor nev­ er cover the cwU that t»vc to be paid by society In direct pay­ ments nnd indirect damage. In consideration of the many demonstrable facts, it seenu to requested to further afflict our fair community with an all in­ clusive blight In short, I can only conclude that the "OPEN LKl i tic" Is. al beat, a sophisti­ cated deception. Believing that the majority of tho members of the Hastings ■ Chamber of Commerce are rmI .-enable Individuals, with a genume concern for the best interests [of our distinctive community. I. , therefore. suggest the following 1. Thai U>e ■ Chamber” publicly I retract the "Open Letter" and ; apologise to this community fcr ' Its publication 2. That the | 'Chamber" in cooperation with • the several committees currently involved, seek acceptable and practical aolutioru to the prob­ lem-. of providing expanded and Improved secondary educational facilities, adequate and equitable STATE SENATOR l20th District) [x] RICHARD ROBINSON VOTE REPUBLICAN CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE ______ VOTE DE MA50 FOR STATE SENATOR. TUES.. NOV. 8th Mr. & Mrs. Voter of Hastings Let's Look at the Facts About Liquor-By-The-Glass Those opposed to this proposol hove circulated a leaflet and written letters containing information which they call facts. Much of this information has been taken out of context from full reports or has been used in such a way as to suit their own wishes without bringing out the complete THE PUBLIC'S SAFEGUARDS The organized "dryi” in their effort to defeat liquor by the glass campaigns throughout the state lean heavily on the emotional instead of actual fact. This is fine to auit their cause but it it not in the best public interest to allow their "argument" to background concerning the issues. to go unchallenged and uncorrected. We feel that in order to keep the records straight and to give you, the voters of Hastings full and HERE ARE THE RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES complete, *up to dote information concerning the issue that the following information should be available for your intelligent, unemotional decision. WILL LIQUOR BY THE GLASS INCREASE CRIME. ACCIDENTS, JUVENILE PROBLEMS AND MORAL PROBLEMS? CONTROL COMMISSION (A mandate body created by a vote of Michigan This commission which is a bi-partisan body has through the years shown impartial capability to control the traffic and consumption of the liquor industry. This industry has an excellent record' os In an effort to find out what kind of problems a a source of financial gain to our state. city might be faced with should the issue of liquor THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE by the glass be adopted and approved by the voters, / LIQUOR voters in April, 1933) THE QUESTION . . . TRAFFIC MICHIGAN There are liquor control committees in both the the mayor of Midland (also presently on the ballot House and the Senate charged by the public to for liquor by the gloss) within the lost month sent maintain the highest standards possible and in the a questionnaire to cities within the state that had public interest. approved liquor by the gloss within the lost five yean. The cities ware: Ann Arbor, Battle Creek, Cadillac, Coldwater, Highland Park, Royal Oak, Kalamazoo, Howell and Ypsilanti. ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN HAVE AUTHORITY TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC AT ALL TIMES. ALL LAW OFFICIALS HERE ARE THE QUESTIONS AND THE ANSWERS: 1. Have the police found an increase in your crime rate by which they can attribute to the availability of liquor by the glass? EVERY REPORT CAME BACK A BIG NO!! 2. Have the police found an increase in your traffic accidents which they can attribute to the availability of liquor by the glass? EVERY REPORT CAME BACK A BIG NO!! n 3. Havq the police found an increase in your juvenile problems which they can attribute to the availability of liquor by the glass? EVERY REPORT CAME BACK A BIG NO!! 4. Have the police found an increase in your moral problems which they can attribute to the availability of liquor by the glass? EVERY REPORT CAME BACK A BIG NO!! 5. Have there been any financial benefits to the city which you can attribute to the availability of liquor by the glass? EVERY REPORT CAME BACK A BIG YES!! These are complete, up to date, unedited reports from officials who have had experience since adopting liquor by the glass in their cities. LET'S FACE THE FACTS There is no indication that the approval of this proposal will moke a change in the moral or drinking habits of the community — BUT IT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE ECONOMIC GROWTH . . . VOTE YES FOR LIQUOR BY THE GLASS!! tThis proposal appears topmost on your voting machine) Businessmen's Committee for Local Option Repeal �■ SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT - SWAP - HIRE • BUY • SELL-RENT - SWAP-HIRE LOWCOST CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS - HIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT • SWAP - HIRE - BUY • SELL- RENT -THE HASTINGS BANNER A Lol ol CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE "Slop In and See Prime Conlenders lhe New 1967 Fords on Display Al RenneR Ford Country' I These Used Cor Prices Will HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c For Twonty Words. Classified Paragraphs CARPET CLEANING IS EASY 1965 SINGER in beautiful wal­ with Host New Electric UpTORS—Need 2 with some cli­ Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ nut cabinet Must sell Fully entele. wanting to change 60'1 equipped to zig-zag, mono­ work. Clean 180 square feet paid vacation. Cali 845-4972 for 1967 CALENDARS — Wide varlgram. buttonhole and make for only 55 96. Hastings Floor interview. 11 10 W ark. fancy designs—used very little. Covering. 123 W. Bute, Huper hundred. Order now and For quick sale 546 64 or make MAN OR WOMAN with good car Ungs. Phone WI 5-5118. tf 1965 CHEV. BISCAYNE pay after Sept. 1 Also book •OX NUMBER—Although Tha Banna. 8 paymenu of 56.96 each Call for Enquirer and News motor • 4 Dr. 6 stick. Radio. Blue. matches. Call: Battle Creek, 945-8715 Electro-Hygiene 11 10 route In Hastings area This la PS JACOBS PHARMACY WO 3-0158 co’.tct after 6 pm a part time position now gross ­ 1965 CHEV. BISCAYNE FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM ing more than 540 00 per week. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED SERVICE I No charge for over­ 4 Dr. Auto. Power steering and if Help Wanted Write Box 1028 c o Hastings site prints. tf ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Banner. 11'10 Special —Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 1965 IMPALA LADIES—Could you use extra STALK SHREDDERS FOR 51.35. Service and satisfaction RENT — Francisco Farm Sup ­ money for Christmas? Supply Super Spt. Cpe. VI auto. Burkguaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 S. established customers with ply. M37 SO. 945-3150. tf Jefferson. Hastings. tf beautiful family Christmas 1965 IMPALA gifu in City of Hastings Aver ­ FRANK MERRIMAN as a mem­ WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED age 53 hourly and up. spare ber of the State Board of 4 Dr. Hardtop. 327 V«; autoin aluminum, steel or wood time or full time Write Ruth Trustees. MSU. will be respon­ sash. Burkey Auto Glass * Berjraus. Watkins Products. OIITUARIt sible only lo the people of the brakes. Radio. Beautiful silver Radiator Shop. 215 N. Jeffer­ Inc, Winona, Minnesota. 11 3 Stale of Michigan. ELECT mist with black vinyl top. One son, Hastings. tf FRANK MERRIMAN NovemMAN OR WOMAN — Attractive EXPERT TAILORING on ladles’ position. Good personality and and men’s clothing Phone WI appearance. Ready to accept 5-5714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd. TRADE SCHOOL position for part time or full FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR FARM IMPLEMENTS Tailor Shop. tf —Use Rexall’s fast permanent time immediately Guaranteed 1965 BUICK LESABRE Regularly 52.00— Now $1 00. No Income, opportunity for ad­ i BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — AUTOMATION Convertible; oil white. pre-shampoo — No after odor vancement. Insurance, and re­ I Take over a going business. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy. tirement plan available. For Pwr. steering & brokes. Obviously is wiping out vast Company paid training pro­ Interview, write fully to: Clay ­ numbers of job s. particularly vided. Some investment re­ MATURE MEN between ages at Less thon 10.000 miles ton Moray. 4408 Dobie. Oke ­ among the unskilled and under-; quired. Cal) WI 5-5964 or Col­ mos. Michigan. 11 3 educated But. Just as obviously? lect 452-3248. (a lady driven carl. 11 3 steady employment In wood­ NEW and USED automation is creating other! working Day shift only, nine MANAGER TRAINEE—We want Jobs for computer programmers. , ... .. CORN PICKERS— an aggressive and self-starting computer operators, key punch ★ ror hole—Miscellaneous If you are looking for an op­ 1964 ELECTRA ymintr man age 20 to 28. high ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — operators, etc. For more Infor-' -------------------------------------------------portunity with Insurance pro­ 225 Conv. Arctic white with P.O. 171. Hastings Telephone school graduate, to train for u mation on IBM Machine Train-j ---------------grant. holiday and vacation WHEELER---------------MARINE-----------SALES” i white top. Al) leather bucket WI 5-4954. Meetings every ing. pay, and are handy with * career with one of Americas | SERVICE — Mercury outboard 3—NEW IDEA No 7 ■eata Monday. 8 pm. tf motors. New and used boats. equipment and tools, this Is J moot progressive finance com-. panics Good starling salary. - - v.fprt 1-NEW IDEA No. 20 2-Row the place for you. We now Flote Boats. Trailers and ac ­ 1964 BUICK LESABRE excellent employee benefits and RE'ELECT A *, , ^-E . 1 have several openings. Apply cessories. M-66 In Nashville. 1 — New IDEA No. 305 2-Row 4 Dr. Hardtop. Arctic while MAN to ,h the of Trustees profit sharing Model Finance ' Board nt in person at our plant at 401 OL,3-28S1 or OL 3-6074. If Mtd Like new! Call GL 2-15M br write: with red Interior, power steer­ North Cochran Street, Char-. Co. Inc., 140 W. State St..! MSU for he has demonstrated 1—FORD One-Row that he understands the re­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ ing and power brakes. Hostings. tf BROCKTON INSTITUTE lotte Ask for Mr. Richardson sponsibility of a trustee. ' 11/3 1-OLIVER One-Row TLED GAS) See Car) St Betty’s 1972 Division S. Charlotte Chair Company. 11/3 1963 BUICK ELECTRA Appliances before you buy! 1-MM 2-Row Mtd Sheller Grand Rapid*. Mich. AN OLDER WOMAN FOR They Bell—They Install—They FEMALE COMPANION TOT el­ CHILD CARE, light Bouse: . c„|. a.-I r,.n.a Wi have only ONE new oneName ....................................... Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 42.000 carefully driven miles. derly woman in Hastings, live1 work and to help with meals. * Por Row Pull-Type Picker left South. tf In. help with light housework Live In. private room, no laun- -------------------------------------------------Address J9§3 PONTIAC and mo more available this Board, own room, small wage dry or heavy housework. All | TABLE PAPER — For picnics, Catalina 4 De. Sedan. Power Write: Hastings Banner. Box holidays and weekends free No LARGE. 8 ROOM HOUSE — City . family reunions, lots of uses. ateering and brakes. Complete bath, north side Al­ 1025. 11 17 evening duties, in exchange for 40” x 300’. 53.50 at The Ban­ gonquin Lake. Large lot, Phone room and board nnd 425 a J964 CHEV. IMPALA ner office. tf WANTED — PART-TIME OF­ beautifully landscaped. 45’ lake week to start. Write: Hostings l Convertible. V5. Red with FICE CLERK — Good salary Banner. Box 1024 giving name. I frontage, with dock Oil fur­ LARGE METAL OFFICE DESK 11/3 and pleasant working condi ­ white top. One owner. Very low address, age and personal In- I nace. storms and screens. —In very good condition, dork FARM SUPPLY tions. Apply in own handwrit ­ mileage. 510.000. Call owner — leaving formation, or phone CHerry green, 540. Phone 845-9415. NOTICE M-37 So. 845-3150 ing Box 1026, c o Hastings 3-7737. Orand Rapids. 11/101 town: 945-3782. 11'24 Federal Land Bank. 11 10 1964 CHEV. IMPALA Bunner. 11/3 MAN WANTED —With sales or TMr'O FURNISHED or unfur­ REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast 11/3 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner. , . ... . .. , ' nteh*<1 with GoBese tablets. Only 88c. WAITRESSES WANTED — Full rushed anartmantaapartments: aaa gas haat heat. I1 Beautiful astro blue V8 autoagricultural background Sal­ lime employment Pleasant Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/24 malic. ary and expenses, plus bonus.! bedroom, living-room, kitchen FARM SERVICE working conditions. Must have and bath. Two sleeping quar­ Write, giving age and experlAPPLES — King; Golden Delb neat appearance. Apply to 1964 CHEV. BELAIR cnce to: Box 298. DeWitt. । ters. for light housekeeping. clous. Double Red Delicious, FREE DESIGNING Bud Taylor, mgr Mid - Villa Call ^3-2024 Delton. 11/3 Michigan Right man can ndSpy. Steel Reds, others. Pick Hinder new management*. Ph. vnnee to field-manager within I with stick. FREE PLANNING your own, pick on shares or 795-3640. 11 10 8 weeksll|0| buy. Bring own containers. FREE ENGINEERING 1963 COMET Orders taken for Old-FashOver Hastings Paint St I EXPERIENCED GROCERY 4 Dr. Auto. Radio. Local one Let Smiley Buildings help you loned Home-Made Apple but­ Wallpaper Store HELP WANTED - Very little ter. B. W. Livingston. 2 miles \> night work. Beginning wage if Noticea with your new building for I HAY FOR DAIRY COWS—Call: south of Clarksville. Phone OW ■5804. per hour, with full bene- --------------------------,------------------------ j Portland. MI 7-8477 between 12 OPEN FRIDAYS 1963 FORD GALAXIE your farm or business. No ob3-3454 and 12:30 pm. 11/3 ’ 500 XL 3 Dr. H.T. Ebony black ligation. Call your Smiley man. i flU. Call 945-4921 for appoint- FRANK MERRIMAN, a quailexterior and Interior. V8 autolied. Full Time Former de- j —— ■ ■ — FOR SALE —Registered Collie. | meni' Applications will be kept malic. Power steering and SMILEY POST BUILDINGS 11 3 serves your vote for member of *. cor g-j All shots, l‘j yrs. old. Obedi­ I confidential. Good bargains on men’s and the State Board of Trustees. r ence ’ school trained Cull WI P.OT Box 36 women’s Winter Coats and’ bub caps. One local owner. OFFICE GIRL WANTED MSU. 11 3 -------------------------------------------------5-9751. tf Jackets. Hastings, Michigan BEAUTIFUL! Knowledge uf bookkeeping FURNISHED NEW HOUSE In necessary. Experienced on WHY NOT LET US MAKE you (6161 945-9103 Call collect. First Ward, references re­ Lou of Winter SklrU and 1962 OLDS 88 it Household Goods if bookkeeping machines helpful a rubber sump with your new quired WI 5-3362 days and WI Sweaters. ZIP Code number. Three-llnr I Must be able to type well Age 5-2184 nlghte. 11'10 and brakes. Auto. I HELP WANTED 1 Maternity Dresses—size 16 stamp with your name, ad­ no factor. Excellent hours and ELECTROLUX SWEEPER working conditions. Company Must sacrifice. 520. complete dress and ZIP number for. FOR RENT with option to buy: «... Girls’ Corduroy and Wool located in Middleville, easily 5225 This Includes, postagt 1| 2 bedroom house 585 00 month. with all cleaning tools Will Jumpers (sizes about 4 to 12 > reached from Hasting* area. and sales tax. Burpee’s Specdeliver for home trial. Call Good credit required Bob Bal­ Call, collect, 891-8191' Ask for tally Shoppe, Delton. Mich, 945-9715. Electro-Hygiene. mer. WI 5-5844. Call evenings Gal. Jugs for Cider. 49046. tf1 after 5. Controller. HELP WANTED WALK UP AND SAVE! MIDDLEVILLE PUBLIC BARRY COUNIT PITILICATIOX OMDEK Help needed at store on Fri­ WORKS DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE SOCIETY LEGALS days—time donated for Retarded HAS OPENING FOR School Assoc. Please call Mrs. M|m4'tan.'mi 141 1 OR 2 m£n— Stanley Stauffer WI 5-5778 • 9. rUBLICATIOM ORDER. - ISOS ANNUAL REPORT 1 t< 11/3 Stet* ol MUlitean. Th* Probate Steell 12.50 to 32.75 per hour to Court for Hi* County of Iterrj 10 AV* 1435 S. Hanover start with opportunity for In thr Matter .-f th* E«tete of ' RECEIPTS. Katella K*|.. > P,Fit* CANVAS TARPS Mart IUu:i WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 s.ioaoo It i. t»r<lrte<l that Oatad: Auruii 10, 5x7 to- 16x20 Call 795-3753 or S91-8148 1111.7. -1 ........ A M '"vl-hiron *'a < imrlrra-m. Ila-lwafor interview appointment. 113 1.000.00 l.. .nnc I .- II. til at "* ... mH . r.dlt .r. $3.47 up " I4 •• of -ai.l <lr..*a.*.1 nr- i ■tmr—l t*< .000.00 1) 10 WINICK'S . l- f...,. 1 FARM IMPLEMENTS ,i > << ...I". .... Ila...... Mi.h 206 N. Michigan |.ri..r 1” • •«.! hraring WANTED AT ONCE Publkalh.r. an.) . .<u.. .h.n i- PUBLICATION ORDER Ptenlnm tnadr a- t'r.Ai.Ird *■> « «*'.t.- and r-.rt Moke a Hit With Your if Business Services Budget During Our "OK Inventory KO." ONE YEAR GUARANTEE Best Deals at 328 N. Michigan Ave. 1965 Chevrolet Impala W walls, wheel covers, radio. 1965 Ford Custom 500 4 Dr. Sedan Cruls-a-matlc. 8 cyl. Radio Extra clean car! 1965 Mustang 2 Dr. Hardtop. Standard. 6 cyl. Radio, w walls. 1965 Golaxie 500 4 Dr. Tutone. 8 cyl. Cruis-AmaUc. Radio, power steering, w/walls wheel covers. y 1964 Falcon 2 Door Standard Excellent condition! Low mileage '” 1964 Ford Custom 3 Dr. Standard 6. 1963 Golaxie 500 4 Dr Sedan. 8 Cyl. Auto. Powy er steering. New tires. ( 1963 Rambler American 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. I 1963 F.I.Un. 4 Dr. Stand. 6 Cyl. 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 9 Pass. Wgn. 4 Dr. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, power Ullgate window . 1961 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Auto. 1961 8 Cyl. Auto. 500 Dodge 1964 Ford F250 % Ton 4 Wheel Dr, Styleside pickup. 1950 Chevrolet Truck 1964 Fl00 Style Side Pickup Western mirrors Side chrome Several Transportation Specials RenneR Ford Inc. 32S N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ART MEADE. Salesman LANNES KENFIELD. Home Ph. 843-4054 MACHINERY FRANCISCO GOOD AS NEW STORE • LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET GOODUSED CARS Ready To Go! 1945 OLDS STARFIRE . . . Fully equipped Air condi­ tioned Beautiful one owner 1964 OLDS CUTLASS . . 2 Dr. Coupe, radio, bucket seats, standard transmission Spotless Inside and out 1964 CADILLAC . . . Hardtop-Sedan DeVills. Pull power, air conditioning, low mileage one owner car 1M4 THUNDERBIRD . . . Landau hardtop coupe, full power, air conditioning. New Cadillac trade. 1M4 CHEVROLET . . . Impala convertible, auto­ matic transmission, power nearing, new whitewall Ures. 1963 CADILLAC ... 4 Dr. Hardtop, full power and many extras, jet black fin­ ish. One owner. 1M3 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr Sedan, power steering and brakes, blue and white tutone with sharp'vinyl interior. 1563 PONTIAC . . . Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan, ra­ dio. whitewalls, economy en­ gine, one local owner IMS FORD . . . Oalaxle 500 4 Dr. Sedan, radio, automatic transmission, power steering, very clean. Nice choice of Older Models REAHM MOTOR SALES WE HAVE MOVED To Our NEW LOCATION oA M 37 So. Man or woman to supply household necessities to Heating - Plumbing consumers in N Barry Co. or Hostings Experience Service unnecessary. Write New • Remodel • Repair -RAWLEIGH Dept MCK 651-728 1 WELTON'S Freeport. III. 61032 i ,.3| 305 S. Chureh llatrd tl. t I" I’rrsr; l*hHt|i II Mltebrll. doda* of l-ro Slrarl ar.il Hinl.-i.. Ki’V’.l.-.'./"'"'’ inz W. Mat* Ktrrrt llaatinsa. Mi.hlitar. DISBURSBMENTH: PUBLICATION ORDER Uulltlri WI 5-5352 945-9526 HELP WANTED LEGALS Mjrhlaa PUBLICATION ORDER Used Farm Machinery .—John Deere 50 Tractor W'llve PTO and hydraulic. A-l shape! —1849 John Deere A -Tractor A-l shape. —Ford Major Diesel Tractor in A-l Shape -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —1946 John Deere B Tractor Starter and lights. —John Deere 237 2 - row mtd Picker. —John Deere 227 2 - row mtd Picker. —John Deere 12 ft. drag —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. PUBLICATION ORDER. Due to an expansion pro­ gram several have developed following: openings for BUIldtns* the rianiNo in GENERAL LABORERS rOBSCLOSURE NOTICE 8-71109 I’lLA 363-013505 311 MORTGAGE HALE — Itefaolt h PRESS OPERATORS BnlMtng Fond: tcntrlbntlona Enjoy paid holidays, vacotioni, insurance program and other employee bene- fits. Apply in person. SUcAlgaa CoastrvaMas on Froblbltln. rr.. .. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ELECTRO-CHEMICAL FINISHING COMPANY NORTHERN PIKE 33 State St. Middleville, Michigan 11/10 PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI5-J47I 107 N. Michigan Ave 11/1 GOODYEAR BROS M37 South TION ORDER WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make use of the most likely means of get945-9526 Ung it back Dial WI 5-1481 al once and say ’’Banner Classi• u/1 fled Adlaker. Hastings, Mkktgaa 11/10 । at 10 SPECIAL TROUT POND �I Hendershot & Vicinity Card of Thanks ' Hubbard Hills In Merhoriam k|• By Mrs. 'Alhart Gtmb 70^5*44 By Mra. Richard Clark Calondor ot Spacial Events LeUar of October 37: CARD OF THANKS VW U>,Ujank-Dr. Spindler and Dr. Blair, the'RJf/nuraea and‘NA. nurses for ths wonder­ ful cart siren me while in Pen­ nock hospital. the kitchen staff for the delicious food; also thanks to Bonnie Sherman for taking me to the hospital and Edna Hanson and Ruby Randall for bringing tne home. Thanks to |he Edward Clems of Middle­ ville and the Kenneth Christies of Nashville for the lovely plant and all the calls and all who came to see me. and al) the lovely cards I received. Your kindness will always be remem­ bered. Thanks so much. God bless you all Mra. Ethel Bloom -WU Roderick TlatA «,• H**IkW'Mgl Mr. and Mra Archie BunpBtUndrd a gotnr-aw»y party tor Melvin Burd at the home of Ray Burd in Nashville Friday night. Melvin was Inducted into the Army this week. Melvin is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Burd of Nashville. * Mr. and Mrs Archie Burd and Mr. and Mra. Albert Green were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. George Hom, Jr, of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Tripp and Brenda were callers. * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ftala have built a nice pond on their farm. * Mra Frances storkan and Charles called at the Green home Tuesday. Mra. Stor­ CARD OF THANKS Words cannot express the kau is much better at this writing. gratitude I feel for lhe kindness shown me during my stay in the hospital and since being home. A special thanks to Elder Ell and members of the Seventh-day Ad­ ventist Church tor their many prayers and visit* to the hos­ pital and my home. To the rela­ tives and friends for th^'-heautlful flowers, cards, and able of kindness; I shall always remem­ ber them. Ood bless you all. Bessie Campbell CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindnesses and sympathy during our recent loss. We especially wish to thank the Vivians Club, the employees of the Medical Care Facility, the Leonard-Os­ good Funeral home for their kindness and service, also Rev. Marclus Tuber for his comfort­ ing words. May Ood bless and keep each and every one of you. The Family of Michael Boomer IN MEM0R1AM In loving memory ot our dear son, Tom Troyer, who passed away three years ago. Nov. 4. 1X3. Memories are treasures, no one can steal, Death is a heartache, no one can heal;_ Borne may forget you, now that you've gone. But we will remember, no matter how long. Sadly missed by Dad and Mother LEGALS NOTICE: Fira LIO HEABINO Orlotlr 31. tVSS J<ihn«ln«n Top. IM P.M. Arnold Nnjilrr. Hi llaiiinfa. la n.klnr for • loriotiro in Top. - <io P.M —Tod MrUgrr. HI Plilnwell, la naklng tor • vorlanro In ion should be congratulated on their buUdlng the new garages. (Pole bldgs.) WImL will be intereotlng to ly bulldfaiga on State street must have overlooked thia property. block long with a large parking ceptad some responsibility in these problems. Some adults take advantage of this when they di­ rectly provide alcoholic bever­ ages to minora with the resulting restrictions having to be placed on the minor* by tho schools, by law enforcement officers, etc. What lias happened to' responsi­ ble adulthood and parenthood? For these and other reasons I’m voting “NO” In tho liquor by Airman Kenneth E. Bray. Jr., the glass proposition. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E Sincerely. Bray of 807 Greenwood. Middle­ C. E Morrill. MB. ville, has been selected for train- buildings removed there We regret that a few Indi­ jail and sheriff's residence and viduals choose to use the rcmore parking space then would spected name of the "Hastings Chamber of Commerce" to pro­ mote the passing of the "LiquorWo the taxpayers might better by-the-Glass" proposal In Has­ give the road commlsaion 436,000 tings. We feel that their reasons are very misleading and ask expand aa needed on their prop- that every voter think and con­ sider the truth of them carefully. Howard E. Bclaon 1. In using the word discrimi­ R 3 Itagta Rd, natory. ask yourselves* mothers, Hastings. Mich. fathers, and children in homes where alcohol is used too freely, who Is discriminating against To lhe Edltor: who? I once was a landlords friend. 2. Fine Clubs of Hastings, do When I had money to spend. you truthfully believe your mem­ I spent It for drink bership has improved in charac­ And little did I think My money would come to an end. ter and usefulness by serving liquor-by-the-glass? Tiie Landlord’s coat was broad­ statement that liquor - by - thecloth fine His pants no worst for tha wear gloss does not cause more crime? He got them out of the drunken Do you read your dally papers? In over 60% ot crimes and acci­ swine dents alcohol was involved. Likewise his wife's false hair. Watch your mall for more con­ vincing statistics on the increase of crime and expense in main­ My shoes won't cover my toes taining peace in the very cities Tire crown of my hat ' mentioned in the ad over the im­ Goes whlpty whack pressive title "Bustnaamen'a Just look at my rum sucker nose. iNow! Do we want 'Uquor by the glass?) convinced of their stand why —Anonymous not have their names In print? these Nov. 1, 1X6 To the Editor: — haven't seen a drunk yet that looked Uke he needed more! ------- ---------Ruth A-Kurta _ Air Force communtcatlons-electraolcs specialist. The airman, a IBM graduate of Middleville T-K High Schoo), recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texa; ber* of Congress voted right, and all Republican members voted wrong. Who is to say which is right and which is wrong, certainly nol “COPE.” This same piece of paper asks me to vote for a Senatorial can­ didate that served six terms as Governor of litis State and al Friday dinner gucats of Mr. and Mra. Warrtn Brogan wens Mr. and Mra. Lyle Beadle. The HAM SUmK, FrMay, N|v. 4” There will be a ham supplr at Pleasant Valley United Brethren parsonage fellowship room Friday. Nov. 4. Serving will begin at five. to Florida after spending the Summer in Michigan. Denny. Steve. and Johnny Brogan .«pent Saturday night with Grandma luxi Grandpa Brogan and on Sunday Bob and Doru Brogan TI'KKKV HUrrEK, N Turkey Supper. Nov. 7 :30 p.m. at Woodland vin Swart and Susie of Grand | dUt Church. Some baked goody Rapids spent Friday with Mrs. At Keealer-Airman Rodney N. bazaar Items will alio be,fa< * Ricliard Clark. The Dick Clarks and the Gor- George W. Lake of Rl Vermont­ ville. has been selected for trainrung gucsta of the Bob Clarks to1 ing at Keesler AFB. Mka, as an plan the 4H hayride. Wc will Air Force radar operator. Air­ By Ruth Peterman man Lake, a graduate of Lake­ wood High School, recently com­ day. Oct. 2D and pleted basic training at Lackland Mr. and Mra. Glen Morris* wire wagons to the Cases woods for AFB. Texas: He attended Ferris delegates from Pomona Orange a wiener roast. Everything willI State College. Big Rapids j to the Btate convention at A He­ be furnished. All former members and their families are invited to attend. So bundle up and well tl ago. Mr. and Mrs. Felix sec you Saturday. Iler of Allen Park. Mr. and Henry Nelmcycr of Alaska, 'Mrs Corl Oerth of Detroit. Mr. Mich, and Mrs. Eva Reynolds of j and Mra. Frank Furlong - of Grand Rapids were Sunday af­ I Farmington and Mr. and Mra. ternoon calles of Warren and Ricluud DeHart of Alto. Paul Georgia Brogan * Sunday din­ Army Pfc. Tom K. Reed. 20. ner piestr. of Rennie and Nina son of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth S. Thursday guest. * Mr. und Mra. Reed, R2 Delton, participated in Ronald Erickson and family Lake Odessa Mail Gill Nen's Notes ’SL"’l£SuS; £ “j wiUK/ i pay days. , 5un(jAy caiu-n; Of Leo and DoroGov. Romney has put this; tha Cummings were Mr. and State back on a sound financial Mrs. George Myers of Hastings, bask, and brought it back from * Reulcmber the Aid today, the brink of bankruptcy into Oct. 28 of Hlldah Rodgers. tlon field training exercise con­ ducted throughout western Ger­ many. During tiie exercise, which ended Oct, 24. he cook part in communication support maneu­ vers as part of the 7th Army program to maintain the combat proficiency of his unit. Pvt. Revel. a member of tile C63rd Ordnance Company. near Vilseck, Germany. entered on active duty in December, 1X6. a us guests of Mrs. Ida Sandahi and vLlud Mra. Esther Crtm. Mr. und Mra Roy Warner vial- 21. also Uictr daughters and Al Shushtarl family of Lansing and the Fred J. Nowlins of rural Ma­ son. * Mra. Katiienne Laughlin. years- of neglectful spending, by lhe former Democratic adminis­ received more than 70 cards from trations. He has given us the best high­ birthday. * Mra. Carl Gier man By Mra. Leo Frey way system of any State In the Union. Today we can drive from »4. Norman Gray, U.8. 54953380 445. B«tt1« Crook 72(-02H our Southern borders to the In­ field. Wednesday. Oct. 19. The ternational Boundary, at Sault Letter of October 27: Sih Training Brig, 3rd Platoon following Sunday she was a guest Ste. Marie, and from Detroit to Fort Knox, Ky, 40120 Mr. and Mra. Norman Crase Lake Michigan, over modern field fur a birthday dinner fur high-speed highways, which was spent last weekend vacationing in Airman Third Class Edwin M. never possible during the former the northern part of Michigan. * Sunday. Oct. 23 dinner guests The WSCS held a rummage sole Truc&dell. whose parents. Mr. Democratic Administrations. Labor claims tliat Gqv. Rom­ Friday. * Mr. and. Mra. Robert and Mra. Leslie Strouse, reside ney has done them a great in- Frey and Kenney spent the wcek- on Rl Hastings, is now on duty were Mr. and Mrs. Efiof ErlckjuaUca, by vetoing the bill that ena end at <Kd-lr their Mmiahtrm Houghton Lake col-: with U. S. combat air forces in Enoch Carbon of Alto. would eliminate the waiting week in the workmen's unem- wiener roast Saturday ta tiie I dell, a jet aircraft mechanic. Is ploymcnt act. It only takes a ‘home of’ ----Mrs. ---------Kermit -------Lester. *’ assigned to a forward combat montville were Thursday. Oct. 20, callers at tike Lance Brooke little common sense to realize Mr. and Mr». Emil Tight of Val­ Dial he has actually given them paraiso. Ind, spent tlte weekend wood Public High School. Wood­ home. Merlin Brooke of Sunfield one more pay day in their period with their niece and husband. Mr. land. of unemployment. Instead of and Mrs. Leo Frey. Sunday the taking one away Each* employee two couples attended the 60th an­ is entitled to so many weeks of niversary of Mr. and Mra. Fritz UMmployment benefits, per year Ballance in Hastings. onjT Instead of getting two pay Katliryn Frey from Western and ciiRks his first week of unem­ Lynn Gunn of Fair Lake were ployment. he will get an addi- I o „ jit the Leo Frey Sunday. tauc callers Uonal one al the end of hK * zuxnetu? Dunkclberger maximum unemployment period. Mld Mra 0, When a person Is laid off he---------—- Mr.; near Dowling -------------accompanied and Mrs. Rudolph Soya and Caro­ hu employer, whkrh he will re- lyn o . w alKJ Sunday to visit Mr. and Mra. I The Rutland Township Board being in­ ceive his first week of unemploy- OnU rotu^e Bt ment. During that week he must. John Browii Lake near Ranus. : register for unemployment bene««»«*»• terested in good Government, is hold­ nra wmen win star* me lonow. , Lorraine dim is maldng a Wow­ fits which will start the following week, thus he k not without satisfactory gain at Leila Hosing open house, at the Township Hall pay for a week as so many try to P1,al * Mr- -‘"d Mrs- Gordon make you believe Buxton are vacationing in NorthSaturday, October 29th and Saturday, If the waiting week were cli-:4™ Michigan and the UP. * Lytninated he would receive two ncltc “ Sunday dinner November 5th from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. checks that week, his unemploy- Buret of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Bru­ ment check and hts employer's lo1 “"d sun. Gary, who was home check, thus eliminating one week l°r the day from hi* post ut for demonstration and instruction on of eligibility tor unemployment Bunker Hill. Ind. * Mr. and Mra. compensation as the so called ; Endl Tight of Valparaiso. Ind. and the use of Voting Machines, for the waiting week does not count inl-tirs. Leo Frey called on Mr. and the number of weeks eligible for Mrs. Dole Miller and family, Mr. residents of the township. compensation. | “hd Mrs. Forest- Miller and fam-! So I say again, use your own Hy >uid Rev. Thelma Miller Saturhead when you vote and cost day in Hastings. your ballot as you see fit. and । >-----------MARY LINDERMAfRf don't swallow a lot of political I Tho MaeklJUC Bridge total propaganda that k usually half_ . . _ ’ . . . truUu suspension span, at 8.614 foci, b Clerk William (BUIi Hackney sliU the world's longest. Banfield-Vicinity thing, wc think if you observe the clientele that frequent our present establishments far the sale of alcoiiol that the term "upgrade” is not quite approI priate. 6. Yes. the Btate of Michigan To the Edltov: ' 'Die Food and Drug Adminis­ does have quite a part We run tration hu placed rigid controls second or third every Holiday in on narcotics, aedatlves, sleeping. the number of deaths on the PUBUOATIOM OBDBK. Hlate <>( Midi Ion. Tk* Froboic pills. Iranqulllxcra, pep pills ar highway in the United States. amphetamines and other such! Our cost of maintaining our medicines requiring, the druggist prisons, insane asylums, and law to keep close records on the use enforcement ranks among the of these medicines by patients! highest, we certainly want to and requiring regular renewal of. keep up to purl! 6. Now let's look at the adc­ these medicines by prescriptionj from the physician to make sure, quale laws and Mfeguards. That that continued use of the medi­' really puts lhe frosting on the cine is necessary and according, coke. We have been reading and hearing for the last year why to directions Alcohol Is a very potent seda­. Barry County needs new facilitive and tranquilizer In common, ties, bow underpaid our law en. use. today with relatively few forqcns arc. how they are hlncontrols on Its use This seems! dered from doing their Jobs. Yes. rather inconsistent to me and. all they need are 60 more driven demands that we as citizens, on our roads filled with Intoxlwhen we have the opportunity,' eating Beverages. ' We tiie undersigned hope that exercise thl* control. A survey of the accidents La­, you will consider long and hard bor Day weekend showed that. how you vote on the sale of ; Liquor-by-tiie - Glass proposal. 60't Involved drivers under the influence of alcohol. Most of, Once the issue is passed there ORD EK FOB FUBUOATIOM. them were within 2& miles ofI will be no turning back. It will their home when the accident: effect your children and their occurred and lhe accident hap­' children. We hope you will de­ pened In the evening or early, cldc lo vote NO on this promorning as the persons returned Bob Lapo, Drugs; home after visiting one or more Dutch Cappon, OH Dut.: bars in the locale. The latest Jack Patton. Monuments; Federal Bureau of Investigation Red Greenfield, Electrician; reports Indicate alcohol related Chas D. Fox, Real Estate; offenses were responsible for W. A. Buehler. Chiropractor more than 50’: of the arrests Dr. Morrill. MB.; made In the United States last Dr. R. B. Pryor. MD : CUf Andrus, Insurance. An editorial In the Journal of the American Medical Associa­ tion. Sept. 10. 1066. stated the To the Public: following In relation to alcohol­ Next Tuesday. Nov. Sth. k ism and drinking: "Although election day. It is a day when 'We're As Near As Your Telephone there are not a few instances in each of us should exercise our which a person who has previ­ right to cast our ballot for the ously been a total abstainer or candidate of our choice During a temperate drinker suddenly the next few days, between now develops a tendency to get drunk, und election day. we will be as a rule the drunkard begins as swamped by political literature, a moderate drinker, and the urging us to vote for a certain habit grows on him. like other candidate. Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference habits, until It becomes one of Il h lhe duty of each of us to habitual excess. weigh each candidate on hu •The question of the curability merits and qualifications for the of drunkenness is of much les* office he Ls seeking, and to vote Importance Ilian its prevenl- accordingly. Automobile & Machinery ablllly. A stale of public opinion KEYS DUPLICATED while you Don't be misled by political Appliance & General Repair that would make the sale and propaganda. Concrete Products Repair consumption of alcoholic drinks I have in hand a pamphlet. Is­ thoroughly disreputable would .sued by "COPE," which is noth­ do more than anything eke to Ing more Ilian a tool for the put an end to the evils of in­ Democratic party, which stales WATCH AND DIAMOND RING: COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVGET YOUR READY-MIX from the temperance. Many excellent the voting record of all Michigan Barry County Ready Mix Co. REPAIR —Expert workmanship . |CE_FjlU c|a„ work. Call WI CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ peopla would consider lhe reme­ members of Congress. With Phone WI 5-2123. ING done at the farm according dy worse than the disease.” 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Servhardly an exception, according to your specification*. Farm Bu ­ It's time that we adults ac- ।to "COPE." all Democratic nttmreau Service*. M37 So, WI 5­ 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CERAMIC. F0RMI0A. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel AND CARPET REPAIR.-HasCo. Home office 822 S. Benton. Repairs and sharpening. Saw ting* Floor Covering. 123 W. parts and supplic*. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ State. WI 5-5118. State Rd Phone WI 5-2123. THE BARRY COUNTY and Pioneer. Francisco Farm ICE — 24 hour Service (black Supply, M37 So. WI 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phene WI 5-2466. Miscellaneous RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Engraving. Miller Jewelers. 118 Recorcd. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPER^SERVICE — ice. 2.18 N. Jefferson. Phone Largest telechon of Drapery HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED WI 5-5176. Fabric* in Barry County. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ Will raconvena on WEDNESDAY, GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All rod*. Installation and Hanging. TER — Raw wood or fmiihed washer*, dryer* and small home frarpe* Also, custom framing. Beverwyk'* Color Canter, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treeNOVEMBER 16, at 8 P.M. at the appliance*. Call 945-2317. W. Mill. NOTICE Rutland Township SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE 31 nlo X at • Srr H. th W 30 rda. X 3 rda. K 30 rda. N 3 rda In bog. - I'. PMTh.rr.aa llloln. XI Mlddloriilr. I. aaklnr Ur a tarlonro Republican Convention Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen U mU Ckarh. Roa. Ftere WI 1-8013—WI 1-5011 MHaa WI 5-4100 SHERWOOD-STACK Agoncy for INSURANCE BOBEBT W. STACK. Owner H.11 M IMg. BARRY COUNTY COURTHOUSE for the purpose of selecting AUTO — FIM BONDS Swanton Inaurance ban. All ELECTED DELEGATES are I2< S. Mkhlgaa Are. <M8m WI 8-MOI—Om. WI 8-8711 Hal MOK .KENNETH in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus specialRadio, Television Repairing ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone WI 5-5052. more Jeweler. 102 E. State St, Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND ’ SERVICE—315 S. Hanover. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —AuBusiness Services Offered thorfxod Dealer for Wheel Horyi ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Sefchall-Cadwn Color. E. L. Carpenter Hardwaie. requested to be present. Plrare WI 5-1071 Inouroncoand Bonds JERRY ANDRUS bigs for all makes. Authorized Hoover Sales and Service. Sleury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. County Executive Committee Mem- State Farm Imuranca All Forms of VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- RADANT Chairman , PUMP SERVICE—Sti-Rite Weterj System*. Sold, in.ralled, *erviced. WE REPAIR radio and record Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623-, players (STEREO and Hf-FH. Music Center, 138 W. Slate. 5381. . Phone 945-4284. and wpplie*. Kelley Electric Service. 524 Middleville Rd, TV’S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY. ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Phone WI 512700 after 5 pm, and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ Hasting*. son. Phone WI 5-9187. Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guido �I Hastings FFA Gives Safety Rule For Corn Pickers News Calendar Especially For The One safety rule. If followed by all harvesters would eliminate pa. Full c»<acu me*; accidents with mechanical. iUii0U coni picking equipment, says the aov. « Hastings FFA chapter , ’•l Calf HolUuiii m Must com picking acciticnu *<■>> tour. Ca>b«M*“*nd Kaiaaueo are earned by tiie operator tryingccaaUet. -----NOV « to unclog the picker while it U running. M»V I M<ut>l Health El this year, with $39 going into r 13:30 pin. Leeeau Tom Bellon Heads years, according to University of Altoft 4H Club Illinois College of Agriculture **,roTr '-,UD | Tom Be bon was elerted preslThe same studies showed that dent of li>e Altoft 4H Club Thursday. chance of being injured In the dent. Janice Landon Is secretary. Corn pickers are not the only Ralph Westbrook is * treasurer. dangers during harvest time Elevators and grain augers can Denburg is recreation leader and become Just as hazardous when Ron Jarno, flag keeper. used Improperly. So be wise; fol-; Enrollment* were completed low the safety rules this year, and it was noted Uuit tiie two and live to harvest next year. hayrldra were self-supporting on genuine select grade Weyerhaeuser hardwood panelingi Here's regular $18.75 paneling — only $12.75. Offer ends dosing time FotMtglo* paneling, prafiniahed to itay beautiful for a lifetime. scheme. Contemporary. gobbled up. If you buy before Thanksgiving ------ ----------------------- their duty. now. who 1$ the party or parties responsible tor en­ forcing the zoning laws? We would like to know if it is tiie duty of tne Prosecuting At­ torney, the Zoning Board or a taxpayer of Maple Grove Town­ ahi p to see that the Zoning Board's ruling is enforced after It lias been made. Signed. Taxpayers of Maple Grove Township Nashville. Michigan October 28. 1966 To the Editor: A group of people In Maple Grove Twp In Barry' County would like to thank the Zoning Board and present Supervisor for their action on - tiie Zoning Laws. We believe they have done To the Editor: We lhe people of Barry County will have a big Job to decide Nov 8. in regard to building a new Jail. Yes. by all means we could use It. but It was put to the Supervisors to make a deci­ sion on a building site of three places, by the Citizens' Commit­ tee of Barry Co. they chdke their site to build where old || Public Forum | one is, we certainly dont need ATTENTION - All boys and to pay $36,000 for a site, because i girls nine ytara of age or alder Il would burden the people 0f ; interested in Electrical Science Barry County. as a 4H project. Please call Mra. Barry County Taxpayer ! LeRoy Hewitt. WI 5-4324, We Specialize in:— Lubrications • Wash Jobs • Rear Springs Oil Changes • Car Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds Tiret • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls Don's Citgo Station 1436 S. Hanover Rhone 945-9049 "Windshields Washed Every Time" Carlton Grangers ~ —— _ .. —« ply with thU>« itaadsrii »Uadu4e ot of rood tort* Receive Awards cs At State Meet prize theme for the literary program was Halloween and the Autumn cvcnu. Anyone not in costume paid a forfeit. Further recognition of the sea­ son was a leaf identification con­ test won by Kenneth Stamm. poems "October Party” read by Mrs Wendell Shroyer. "Leaves" Lake Odessa. Mich. Oct. 28, 1866 | In as much os a great many words and much space is being | devoted to whether or not that ' fiery liquid shall cross the bar, I assume II will be OK for me to use a little more space than ,usual for my voting suggestions. These are for me loo not hard to choose. Certainly Zollon Ferency has much to offer as Gov­ lamuUon of United Nations Day ernor having spent a number of years in lhe various departmenu Don't? by different members. of state government and thus Reports of the State Grange acquiring a close look at Jusl what the needs of the pople ore Also he will be a working gover- . Stamms, tile Borrys and Joseph nor spending the greater part of Rangurtle John Davies and ' „„ his time in Michigan nnd workLynden BUinm took part In the , )ng at the Job. rather than fU>Be Drill. DriU. Rose cruising all over lhe US. seekr>-4 <»-■- lng a presl(jenltuj nomination a? Grange ,Convention as follows: George will be doing, and prob­ In the Junior Orange Sherry ably quite fruitlessly. Bentley won third prize on In­ As a Senator Soapy Williams dian com. Frankie Weinbrecht will fill tiie bill nicely making a placed second on ids cork figure, good strong team of senators his sister. Jody also received sec­ working together for the people ond place on a cork figure in of Michigan and not always vot­ her age group. Jody placed first ing on lhe negative side of prog­ on her pointing and first on her ress. drawing in the Junior class. Mra. Congressman Pnul H Todd. Jr. is lhe best congressman that place mata in the fancy work. has represented our district since Mrs. Frank Weinbrecht received I have been voting, His Judg­ second on her oil painting but ment is sound and his'accom­ first on her water color which plishments as a first term repre­ will go to National Grange. Mrs. sentative are excellent. Evidently Welnbhecht was reelected Flora he is not spendlng.the money on of Stale Orange. Steven Strick­ his campaign that his challenger land is runner-up for prince In Is. If lhe'rapidity of which the lhe Youth Prince and Princess billboards arc being changed and contest fur lhe State Grange the size of his ad vs., are a true The annual session of National criterion, Mr. Brown must be Grange Is al Minneapolis. Minn.. spending Tens of Thousands of dollars as compared lo the Five The Grange appreciated the Thousand he spent to gain the nomination. One wonders what William Christie. tha prize is. I doubt u he ever The committees are busy plnn- voted against his party .while In the state senate. That would be try Store" Nov. 12 starting at 5 a 100't party line wouldn't it? pm. The menu tnctudea such goodies as homemade soups, Judge has one of tlte qualifica­ sandwiches, salads, desserts, cider tions that republicans havg al­ ways held up as a necessity fpr nuts On the tables for sale will public office holders. This is Ex­ be baked goods, candy, gift Items, perience. Ten years as a muni­ even a table of rummage. Every-1 cipal Judge and now a probate one one is 1« invited Invited to come, nime shop chzin and »nrl I' Jud$e ln contrast to his opponent eaL *'ho has no such background. There wUl be fun too. A coke! Mr McLeod has all the other walk and later in the evening Qualification* needed and will be some square dancing to recorded ' onc ,of l,le bcst ln that o,,,cc music. calling' odd Unl 11 music Leon I—__ Hquselcr __________ „_ 1 votes were nil all for renublicans republicans with admission charged The next meeting of the 1 and mine are for the democratic Grange will be Nov. 10 The Agri­ candidates? Stale Senator Roger Johnson cultural Committee. Charles Sta| del. Frank Weinbrecht. Clifford has also been a hard working | Andrus, Keith Marlowe and legislator If you read the cur­ rent issues of the Michigan I Clayton Shroyer, will present the j program. Coffee hostesses will be Fanner you will see listed a few Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Stamm of the many farm bills passed by Everyone is required to bring a the recent legislature, us chair­ "Whatzlt” far a mystery sale for man of tho senate committee on agriculture Roger Johnson played the lecturer's fund. an Important part in securing __ _ _ uie the cnacuncni enactment or of sucn such iegi.su>legisloKfln liplSOJl Hurl llon- much of which hnd been „ bottled up in committee for years Kenneth 8. Belson. 24. R2 Has- by a republican legislature tings. W. State Road, was inThe 89th legislative district Jurtd Oct. 25 when the car he । certainly needs a new look at was driving went off the south the needs of the people and I-eo side of W. Stale Road Just east! Barth can furnish just such an of the Grange Road He waif -•••* —»--------------------•-------a man attitude as well as replace taken to Pennock Hospital His who has always preferred to live 1962 car was a total wreck, oc- in the good old days. cording to the report. Now of course our Supreme Court Justices are top notch nnd also have a great deal of the necessary experience needed for Judy Thaler. 18. 306 E Grand, the Job Tiie rest of our ticket was Injured about 3 am. Ort. 23. too has experienced men like when lhe 1957 Chevrolet she wa? driving went off E Woodland, hit a speed limit sign and a ma­ j pie tree. Judy, who told officers | she thought she went to sleep, 1 was taken to Pennock Hospital. The steering wheel was broken Driver Injured LUMBER.CO Hare and Kelly and many on the education boards have served well and should be reelected. However rather than taking any mure of your space let me Just say that the safe way to vote this Nov. 8 Is Straight Demo­ cratic. Thank you for yuur indulgence and trusting that my candidates will outrun yours I am Devotedly Democratic. Carl A. Brod beck figure everything thatfomes standard with Polara. It's less expensive than some cars to which you have to add all the extras, at extra cost. Be a leader in '67—drive a new Polara. *67 Charger Keep An Experienced Capable And Effective Voice At The State Capitol When STATE REPRESENTATIVE Interest Rales Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? HARRY* A Tlrart changel When they do. will you be led ELECT DeMASO YOUR a high Interest rale? In Here's the way to charge in to the new year—with the full-sized fastback that's taking on all challengers. The '67 Charger with bucket seats, front and rear, and dis* appearing headlights. Flip down the Year seats, and you have carpeted wagon room. Power? What a choice-from a standard 318-cubic-inch V8, straight omy changed. Thit'i worth remembering if you're look- up to the optional 440-Magnum or the 426 Hemi. So charge into '67 STATE SENATOR with a '67 Charger. <20th District) Moin Office 111 N. Depot St. Ionia—Ph. 527-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE VOTE REPUBLICAN VOTE DE MASO FOR STATE SENATOR. TUES.. NOV. 8th 301 Vi $•■ Michigan Phone 945-9415 HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. State St. Hasting! Ph. 945-24S4 USED CAR CENTER. COR. MICHIGAN b COURT—RHONE WI 5-9903 DODGE BOYS �I Paul Hawkins Dies Saturday; Rites Tuesday Alice Gray Found Dead At Her Home Hastings Elks Attend State Fall Conference 73.7. according to record* kept nt the risheries Research Slatlon here The high in July was 95 on the 26111 and the low was 26 on the 16th Hasting* had only 179 inches of rainfall that month, down 105 from the normal amount of precipitation Rir July. . Tiie Rev Don M. Gury offi­ ciated at---------tiie burial services -------- — ——--------- —at 3 30 pm Monday for the ashes nf Ralph W. Rogers. 85, of S. Jefferson, who died nt Kalamamo on Oct. 6. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery with arrangement* made by the Oiarrbach Funeral Home. The Hustings Wesleyan Meth­ odist Church will hold the first of a aeries of Missionary Sun­ days thl* coming Sunday In the morning worship, the pastor. Rev. Olson Clark, will present a mesrage on lhe theme: •‘Tiie Gospel FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 and Guests Adults 75c $1.25 in Vinulvsl ®THRU J49 Real Vandalism James L Chase, who owned a home at 804 N Glenwood, re­ ported to City police Oct. 33. that windows In the house were broken. Including one thermo­ pane valued at more than 1150. Police said nine windows were broken on the west aide, some shot with BBs and some broken Ith rocks When You Want More Than Just Flavor, Try (/tag#) DBNTaLfleX The Antibacteri.il Mouthwash & G.iiule Leaves your mouth feeling dental fresh and clean! Guards against bad breath, helps relieve minor sore throat. Q4 #O 13 REAL ESTATE ZJTATI ttRVICI INSURANCt PRESCRIPTION 126 E. State St. MICHIGAN STATE TRUSTEES Warren Huff (a), Kenneth Thompson, Plymouth Birmingham Naihon Conyers. Frank Merriman lx), Detroit Deckerville Mayor Wilshln also forwarded a first-day cover incorporating the commemorative stamp* iuued on the 900th anniversary of the Battle ot Hastings Nashville Farmers to Celebrate Golden Jubilee Open house will be held at 429 E South Street. Hastings, for Mr lujd Mrs George Bass, from 2 to 5 pm.. Sunday. Nov 6. in honor of their 50th wedding an­ niversary. Hosting the event will be their children. Mr* William >Vonda> Richards. Mrs. Pete <Norma> Barlow, Ruby ’ Eaton. Keith, Kenneth. Leland Baas and Monday. Nov. 7—Kraut and frank*' Mrs. Harry (Wilma; McCollum. fruit, eooblai. t— ------ — Mr. and Mra. Bass have 17 grandchildren and two great TUESDAY. NOV. grandchildren. One grandson is ■Ilk in Germany. The former Miss Ethel Little, daughter of the late Mr. and THURSDAY. NOV. lo ' B«t( sat »y ua trlwolt, bottattd ctrrolt. Mrs Theodore Little of NastiIt. e«om. bread and bnltrr. ■Uk. Bass... of Mr. and Mrs Peter ____ ______ niDAY. NOV 11 — n.h aUckt. Nashville, were married in Has' ■a*h-d patatoaa. balUred ------ Un’S on Oct 10. 1816 taam. trull They lived on farms arouni *>>d battar. oailk Hastings School Menu K Welcome Wagon Week in State Gov George Romney has pro­ claimed the week o/'Dct 30-Nov 5 as Welcome Wagon Week In , Michigan Gov. Romney praised the Wel­ come Wagon’s community serv­ ice as one requiring ’’the whole­ hearted cooperation of our citi­ zen* in support of the Welcome Wagon service ” His proclamation pointed out that the warm and cordial wel­ come extended by the personable hostesses "does a great deal in encouraging a sense of com­ munity activity and belonging ’ Mrs. Pat Guernsey, the local hostess, has marie 93 call* so far this year and has 32 sponsors including local civic groups PHARMACY StWiOt MR. AND MRS. GEORGE BASS WAYNE STATE GOVERNORS Dr. Alfred Sokolowski. Detroit Norman Stockmeyer (x), Detroit ‘Sound of Music9 Actually penetrates THRIJ the shin to relieve muscular aches and pains at their source... without the rubbing of old fashioned liniments! Think modern... think THRU! tuui MICHIGAN REGENTS Irene Murphy txl, Robert Brown. Birmingham Kalamazoo John Collins ax), Ch rk lake Bloomfield 11111b In addition, officers issued 25. tickets for moving traffic viola-I tions, 63 for non-moving viola­ tions and 425 overtime parking tickets j I They Investigated 37 traffic and safely complaints and 31 . nun-criminal complaints and | provided assistance to other de1 partmenu on 34 occasions. They gave 26 guest keys to _ . ,, ... ! out-of-state motorist:, found ° ------ d.lB-a parkpd ov,rUtnf Rogers .03 and If.™ Hanunersteln'a ' The Sound of Music" opens the City cruisers traveled 3.140 Kellogg Community College i theatre season Nov. 4-5-11-12 In miles in the 14 days. I lhe intimate theatre on the KCC campus. Relieve Muscle Pain Pint very delighted to welcome them. “I am writing to thank you most warmly for the very (ovely gifts which they so kindly pre­ sented to me. and which, apart from their usefulness, will be a constant reminder Of an extremely happy occasion during our 9C0th Anniversary. "With every possible good wish, and uur warm and cordial greet­ ing* to all the Citizens ot Hasting*. Michigan ••Yount sincerely." BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Leon Fill <x>. ' Dr. Leroy AugeiuMn. Huntington Woods Holl Donald M D. Thurber (x), James O’Neil. Grosse Pointe Livonia Hastings area residents Inter­ ested in putting their skills to use in developing nations around the. world are invited to take lhe ■ Peace Corps placement test at j 9 am. on Saturday. Nov. 12. al I punt offices In Battle Creek and 1 Gnu id Rapids and al 410 W. ■ Michigan in Kalamazoo. Muscle Ache9 Cooling Liquid or Warming Liniment, 2 fl. or. on Saturday morning of receiving Mrs Anna M. Johnson. Mrs Ka­ therine I. Dolan. Mr and "Mr* Stephen I Johnson. Miss M John­ son and Mr and Mrs Richard T SUPREME COURT Thomas Kavanxch (11. Meyer Warxhawsky. Canon City South Haven Oils Smith (al. Flint Detroit Nashville and Hastings, then ; In another letter. David Gearing a set ot stamps marking the they moved to the farm north sent 1 of Nashville, where they now re­ anniversary' of the Battle of Has«.m«. Mrs Bas* worked for ...» side the ( Ungs and said “I'm sure its the International Seal k Lock Com- only battle in history which we pony and the Hasting* Mfg. I Brit1*11 celebrate as a defeat." Company. Mr. Bass worked for ■ .. Is -. .. .'. 1... i. k H ■■■■I j Appreciates Cards Mrs R H. Loppenthlen Is In lhe Clark Memorial Methodist Home at 1546 Sherman. 8£. Grand Rapid*. 49508 While she l* unable to answer her mail, .she appreciates receiving letters and cards Her daughter and hu»- Holcomb of Doubletree Ranch. Rl. Box 106. Montague. Calif., 96064. have been here to visit Mrs. U»ppenthlen RICHARD ROBINSON • • .11 T COURT JUDGE OPEN Peace Corps Test fl LOW LOW PRICES -THRU-’j Mayor Franklin C Beckwith read letter* from Hosting*. Eng­ land. at Monday. Oct. 24. Chy Council session. Mayor D W Wilshln of HasUngs. England, wrote on Oct 17: ■ U.S. SENATOR G. Mennen Wlllhms Robert Griffin <xl. Grove Pointe Grand Rapids Leslie Schmier. Detroit (x) Designates Incumbent 1967 Christmas Club Account NOW! Receive A Decorative Candle FREE! These beautiful candles will be given to each customer who joins our Christmas Club, but hurry as the supply is limited. See How a Little Cash Saved Each Week Brings। You a Ph. 945-51IZ & CUi. your J Big Check at This Time Next Year. Fhona WI 5-2466 Checks ore ready now for all *66 Christmas Club Members! Smart Santai are set for a merrier, care-free holiday. RECOGNIZED FOR OUTSTANDING LEGISLATIVE AND COMMUNITY SERVICE Elect STATE REPRESENTATIVE HARRY A. DeMASO Your STATE SENATOR (20th Di«trict) | Recognize the symptoms ‘ —cold, clammy skin, ex­ cessive perspiration, weak pulse, rapid or irregular breath ing. possible violent chills or vomiting. 2. Keep victim lying down, loosen clothing, keep warm. If there are head or chest injuriti, head and shoulders must be raised using a pillow or folded coat. J If victim is conscious and ’ there are injuries or nausea present, he can sip luke warm We Will Be Closed Election Day, November 8 and Veteran's Day, November 11 MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SERVICES Checking Accounts Business Loans Safe Deposit Boxes Savings Accounts Bank-by-Mail Personal Lpans Traveler's Checks Savings Certificates Mortgage Loans slcohol or other stimulants. your CM) PHARMACY Jacobs Rational CORNU OF STATE AND JEFFERSON Prescription Capitol Pre- Corye; Argubright Cellege; Mkhlgse Health OHkera' Aa—cUH—. Pharmacy 126 East State /St. VOTE REPUBLICAN VOTE DE MASO FOR STATE SENATOR. TUES.. NOV. 8Hi Fhona WI 5-2466 Hatfinfg B Hastings Mayor Writes Mayor Of Hastings ATTORNEY GENERAL Frank Kelley (x). Alpena Stockbridge Maple Valley’s ‘Good Citizen’ at the Elks Temple in Hastings 'vtlaa TXm*—Pmm 1 SECRETARY OF STATE <X). George Washington, Detrc.it Crimes in 14 Days in Hastings Serving from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. Children Detroit Wesleyan Mothodist Church of . j— 'HesA Berlin, will show pictures I nvPGltl<T!1 to fl' and tell of the missionary work v Vollu,UlV Uii of the church in HaitU, Puerto ’ — - Rico nnd Jamaica Rev. Crocker has visited these field.- several times • The Missionary Sundays will be field on lhe first Sunday of each month with missionary Ch'»' of Police Richard Sunlor speaker. The public is Invited. told City Council members Oct. 23 that 62 criminal offenses had been Investigated by his depart­ ment In l lie two-weck period proceeding Monday night's meet­ ing. The qualP’es of dependability, Tiie array of law violations inservice, leadership and patriotism eluded breaking and entering.! have won for Nancy Gardner. 17. felonious and simple lareenl**, i the Daughters of the American auto theft, weapons law viola- *— Revolution Good Citizen Award tions. assault, offenses against Nancy, the daughter of Mr. and children. Ilouor violations, drunk Mrs Gerald Gardner. 6740 Bivens und disorderly. Ramblin'/, de­ Ri«d. is a senior tn Ute Maple linquent minors, destruction of Valley High School property, prowins and many oUtrrx ELKS FISH FRY Hastings Banner Thundoy, Thundav. November November 3. 1966 3. 1966 Republican George Romney lx). Bloomfield Rills LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR John Bruff. William Milliken (x». Mt. Clemen* Traverse City Wesleyans Plan Missionary Days the evening Gospel hour Members GOVERNOR Democrat Znlton Ferency. Funeral services for Paul P Hawkins, 35. 804 E. Marshall. neral Home Tlv Rev. C. E. Howe officiated Michigan Elks AsaociaUon. held and burial was In Riverside Funertu services lor Alice L Cemetery. Gray. 32. 602 E South Street, attracted over 600 members and who was found dead In her bed Thursday al 1.30 pm., were i>eld Attending from Hastings were Satuniay ut 3 30 pm. al the District Vice President and Mrs. He was bom in Hastings on 7 ule-Weaver Funeral Hume al Wayne A. Newton. Exalted Ruler Dec 28, 1930, lhe son of Victor Hart. und Mrs Ruaell Hammond, Mr and Edith ( Lester» Hawkins. He Burial was in Elbridge. and Mrs Russell Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Gray apparently •utter­ Mrv Ray Miller, Mr and Mrs. ed a neiiure and apparently Phi! Hllaon. Mr. and Mrs Roy and married Ruby Leonard in 1867. Sciilacter. Mr. and Mra. Robert He worked aa a furniture fin­ Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Ellon isher for The Hastings Corpora­ She liad worked lhe previous Sanderson. tion. night shift at the Hustings Mfg Honored guest at tiie weekend He U survived by his wife. Company, and liud returned Ruby, three sons. Donald. 9. Ruler Haymond C Dobson, from She war. born on Nov. 1. 1833, Minot. N. D.. O. E. R Dobson* in Scottville, the daughter of theme for the coming year l*— daughter, Edith, five weeks: his James and Ruth (Fisher) Gray. Be Enthusiastic! Live and help father, of Battle Creek; four brothers, Keith of Akron. Ohio; Tiie body reposed at the GlrrKenneth. Earl and Myron of bach Funeral Home and then DVP Newton attended a dinner Hasting* a sister. Mra' Cla was taken to Hurt in honor of G E R Dobson on lEstheri Groaa of Hastings. Friday night and Mra Newton ■ aUcnded a dinner honoring wives July Temperature The average maximuni tem­ of State officers. perature In Hastings during July Burial Service I The November 8 LineupsIThe [Hastings liiarwi Carporatioo �-TOM aAffiN« BANNER Church Slices Methodists at Middleville Plan Bazaar, Dinner PILGRIM HOLINF.88 CHURCH thew: “From Business to Broih- LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Rev. Carl ailvemall. Pastor Christian Endeavor, 6 pm. I Morning worahlp. 10 am. Hastings. Michigan The Methodist Church In Mid­ Telephone: 044-9429 Meets Saturday. Nov. 5, to rake Bunday worahlp. 7:30 pm. dleville will hold its annual ba­ nvt. ulo uriOK msra. wiciuao Wednesday family worahlp. zaar and amorgajibord dinner ixi M) a.m. Bunday School. Dwyn I aiK1 buluu Adult Bible study. 7:30.pm. Curtis. l*ipl Nursery. I T»v.y will be canvnsrJna tiie Junior Sunday school in charge J* « Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. ciudrnuui. Hamblin calendars soon. The following booth* will be j u am. Worahlp. Sermon. | Ladles Aid Society meets WOODLAND 6 :15 pm. Junior Service, David CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Coate Grove Road ' Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Needlework booth, wtth Mr*, and Dorene Buhl tn charge. The LAS ot the church is Oiadeon Lewis as chairman. Mra.1 Adult Prayer Meeting. Mra. Rog- I planning a country-style chicken Sunday school. 10:45 am. _ ..------supper Thursday, Nov. 10. Re­ Wednesday, 7:30 adult choir. 7 pm. Evangelistic Service. serve your ticket now. Thursday, Junior choir. 4 pm. Remember outdoor poster drive. lerewtlng Items for Christmas: music. The outdoor poster program is lhe Florist and ceramics booth t 7:30 pm Wednesday mid-week DELTON SEVENTH-DAY gifts given for these beautiful 3- ADVENTIST CHURCH Mrs. Oncer Ftnkbeincr In charge study. Slxty-aeven at Elder Samuel J. Elio color poBtcra so they will be will feature plants, unusual meeting last Wednoday. 2730 W. Stale Rd. along the streets and highways Hastings. Mich.. Ph. WI 5-9486 Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. In the food department there GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH montlis of January and February. Worahlp. 11 am. ■ This will help make available will be one booth for candy with Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. the spiritual and leadership Mra. Melvin Noah In cliargc. a Rev. KCV HO( Roger A. Janke, Pastor Sunday. "Faith for Today.” on training and opportunities of Worship Sweet as chairman and a really \ Sunday achool and Bible Christian Endeavor to more of TV. WOOD, ChanneTOJW:30 am. Sunday. Voice AC* Prophecy, our young people. Chairman Mrs. jununy baked goods department classes at 9:30. Radio WJEF. 1230. 8:30 am. under dlrrcUiMi of Mrs. David I Every Sunday—T h 11 U the Richard Derby. WI 5-2543. ___ _____ _____________________ 'The Country Church That Otto The Book Nook ------’ -------------------------------ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST channel 3; WOOD-TV. 10:30 a.m. Welcomes You.” W. Glen Campbell. Pastor channel 8; WJIM-TV. 2 p.m.____________ -----------2 Mlles South of Gun Laks . channel 6. "Pattern for Living.” FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 9:45 am. Sunday school. plum tree with' gifts for every- ------ --- --------------------------------- -------209 W. Green street 11 am. Morning worahlp. nel 10; WZZM-TV, 13 noon Upv. George Elliott 7 pm. Evening worahlp. Fnxn 9 am until 12 noon one channel 13. Telephone WI 5-4945 8:30 am Worship service. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN WKZO. 12:30 pm.; over WBCK. 11 am. Worahlp service Title METHODIST CHURCH with a friend at tho ooffee shop 1:30 pm. 9:15 am. Comm, on Education. Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Rd. 4 mi. W. of Broadway. Freeport COATS GROVE i 6:30 pm. Sr. HI MYF. Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 p.m. Jr-Hi MYF. Sunday school. 10 am. Bender and their committee are Coata Grove 8t Durkee Road | Monday Troop 73. 7 p.m. Morning worahlp. II aun. serving a delicious smorgasbord Rev. Chariot Gibbs. Pastor : Wednesday, W8CS executive Young People’s service. 7 pun. dinner. You will want to visit Floyd Walter, Supt. meeting. 9 am.: WSCS luncheon EvangelbMc service, 8 p.m. Middleville Methodist Church on Bible school, 10 am. Nov. 5. Worahlp hour, 11 am. MatThursday. 3:30 Children's nnd carol choir rehearsal.; 7:30 chon- FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Htur.lngs ed choir renearsat, uoy Scout Round table with camp Rev. Burnley O. Spencer. Poster Phone 945-5218 supper. Wiwre a Christian Experience fABM OWNERS h»r« ejrned my . Makce You a Member. METHODIST CIRCUIT 10 am. Sunday school. CHURCHES I 11 nm Morning worship. vidual enterprise. I believe the Rev. John Joldersma ,! 6:15 pm Youth Fellowship-. 8:30 pm. Evening prayer. God.” possible to preserve this basic i 7 pm. Evening worship. Welcome Comm Worahlp service, 9:30 am. Church school 10:30. THE GALILEAN ' BAPTIST CHURCH Church school. 9:45 am. Comer 108th St. A: North Worship service. 10:30 am. Freeport Road Quimby Church Phone 945-5704 Church school, 10:30 turn. 10 am Sunday school. Mornln? worship. 11:30 a.m. 11 a.tn. Momlng worship. 6: 30 pm. Young Proplea ser­ WOODLAND METHODIST vice. Rev. Richard VondenBoseh 7: 30 p.m. Evening service. ' Sunday school. 10 am. 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer and Morning worship. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. , Bible study hour. [x] RICHARD ROBINSON ___________ CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Let George Soy ^A , ,60 to „ . fc*' 4 * , ata »,e . te .!••••. .0 «**■ clol, urs» AH ACTION TEAM Invite Women To World Community Day Rev.. Lund is-to. Preach ot Pleasant Valley Church Plrekant Valley United Brethren Church Nov. 7 through 13. Women from all Barry county Rev. Lund haw preached lhe CEDAR CREEK Gospel In many parte of the BIBIJC CHURCH United Staler, and will bring a Campground Rd.. 8 Mlles South oteemi World Community Day. challenging message each eve­ ning. • Worahlp, 11 am. He will likely point a picture Methodist Church In Hastings, Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. with a 12:34 pm cooperative Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. luncheon. in making illustrations about TlKne attending should bring the Gospel. The public is In­ vited. 8T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH table service and The church is 12 miles north Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly of Hastings and one mile east Rev Stephen Vmblt. Assistant At the meeting to follow. Mrs : George Huff of Hastings will Saturdays. . speak about her own experiences in Christian Missionary Service 8T. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor LADY OF GREAT OAK, HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES . 220 West Colfax Street SSunday public talk. 3 pm. World Food Crisis Spurs Protestant Aid directions In t-ltelr attempts to alleviate hunger nnd starvation James MacCraekcn. director of Church World Service, Protes­ tant overseas relief agency which to launching the 13th annual SOS (Share Our Bub-Xante> ap­ peal of the churches, said "Now developments forced upon ua by the crtsla include stringent priority allocation of severely reduced quantities of U. & surplus foods; maximum utili­ zation of available foods, lead­ ing to development of new food Ily Mrs. Ethel Blank products; and intensified efforts to help Increase food production in countries of hunger." surgtTlte SOS appeal, to be observed In churches and communities Ferguson Hospital in Orand Rap- throughout the Nation during Pleasant Valley Stic and her hwdxind went to Africa In 1945 to be missionaries. In Sierra Leone, on independent nation In West Africa Wealcyan Methodist Church in the Michigan Conference: he as president of that conference and she os president of the Wesleyan Missionary Society in Michigan and as vice-president of the same organization on the nation­ al level. Everyone is welcome to attend. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH toPLE S BIBLE CHURCH Worahlp sendee. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. L. J. ! LeRoy Kenney. Pastor Mote. Supt. 10 am. Sunday school. Christian Endeavor. 7 p.m. H a.m. Morning worship. Wednesday. 7:45 p.m prayer. Darrel Starbard. president. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls pm. Betty Ovenshire, director. and Boys Brigade. Nov. 7 through 13. guest min­ Women's monthly missionary ister. Rev. E. K. Lund, of Maple fellowship, 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. City. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 Henry VanTU, Evangelist p.m. Class ’.aiders, Clayton Mole and Fred Bawdy. 11:15 am. Sunday school. Mrs. Clare Eldred and two couples from Grand Rapids were Sunday. Oct- 16. visitors at the Fox-Seeae home. Mr. ruid Mrs. Harry Wilsey and children of Belleville were weekend guests and on Sunday evening the GU- guests Mr. and Mrs John Letaon and family were Sunday. QcL 16. visitors of the Will Letson'3 near Woodland. * Mra. Gertie Stahl was a recent supper feucst of Mr. and Mra. Herman Miller. Mrs. Stahl left Sunday evening to start to Florida, stopping to spend a few days at Greentown. Ind. Mrs. Mary Martin and fam­ ily come after her mother, Sun- million for field and final World Service costs of food In programs carried on by the churches through Church World Service In more than 40 countries Surplus commodities, long the mainstay of overseas feeding programs of Church World Serv­ ice and other voluntary agcncim, arc now Ur seriously short sup­ ply, MacCracken said. This has forced CWS—for tile first time in its 20-year history—to estab­ lish strict priorities in favor of disister victims, including fam­ ine. and refugees; those most vulnerable to disease, specific­ ally. infants, young children and expectant and nursing mothers, and persons engaged in food-forwork projects of community bet­ terment, some of which may help food production. Thompson and Ammon Miller. Jr. have been attending a lead­ , ership training school each MonI day evening In Grand Rapids. I Mr. and Mra. Keith Fox nnd HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Isaiah's prophecy concerning Rev. Russell Houseman, Poster family attended the wedding of 4:45 am. Sunday School, clos­ Inrry Landon and Julio Stowell the mission of Clirist Jesus U a WESLEYAN METHODIST at Woodland Oct. 15. A Mr. and part of the Christian Science Hickory Camera, Michigan 11 a.m Warship service. Mcs- Mra. Floyd Thompson were Sun­ Lesson-Sermon on "Adam and Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor day. Oct. 16, dinner guests of Fallen Man" to be nud In all their daughter. Carolyn's family. Christian Science churches this 11 am Morning worahlp. Jun­ mans, communion. Broadcast 11 am. Junior Church, for Mr. anti Mrs. Robert Walton. Sunday: 'The Spirit of the Lord ior church and nursery provided. Garry and Debbie ot Kalamazoo God is Upon me; ix-causc the children 4 through 8. . 6: 30 pm. Young People's A Judy Secord of Middleville Lord hath anointed me to preach Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night. spent the Oct. 15th weekend with good tidings unto the meek; he meetings. 8:30 pm. Choir rehearsal. 7: 30 pm. Evening church serv­ her grandparents, Mr. and Mra. liath sent me to bind up the ice Special music, hymn sing. Floyd Nceb. a Rev. Max Oven- brokenhearted, to proclaim llbUNITED BRETHREN IN ahlre and wife called to see Mra crerty to the captivua. nnd the 7:30 Mrtnage by the pastor. CHRIST CHURCH Monday—6:30 p.m. CSB Bat­ Cletus Wieland, a surgical pa­ opening of the prison to them E. Colfax at N. Boltwood tient In Butterworth Hospital. that are bound.” talion Boys Club. Rev. Earl Gaskill. Pastor. Monday. Oct. 17. nnd found Ivor Tuesday Activities Mdfalhg worship, 9:30 am. 0 a.m. Joy Ml&donary Society somcwh&l Improved Sunday school, 10:30 am. The Sunday Worahlp service at Christian Endeavor. 6:15 p.m. .wprk meeting at the home of Mra. Russell Mnkely live U B, Church on corner of By lilri. I'rrn U incbliti 6: 30 p.m. Stockade Boys Club. Bell rood and 'HuMiipoon M-50 Prayer meet Thursday, 7.30. 7: 30 pm. Mary-Martlui Mis­ was well attended. Abo the C. E. sionary Soclct)' meeting at the and evening evangelistic service CARLTON CENTER Furrvst Jay Gould of Ft. home of Mra. Don Mathews. The pastor. Rev. Ovenshire and METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday Activities Rev. Richard VandcnBosch wife went to West Lowdl to Wayne, Ind., called Saturday an 6 am. Men's Prayer Bond. Morning worahlp. 9:15 a.m. supply for lhe church there, Ills sister and husband, Mr. and STONEY POINT LAKEWOOD 9 am Women's Prayer Band. during the Sunday school hour Mrs Errcti^dSkldmorc Sunday Bunday school. 10:15 am. KUS I LHUKUH HU* METHODIST CHURCW BAPTIST CHURCH 4:30 pm. Dorcim Missionary here. 11 am. to 12. A The church callers were Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Community Room nbov^2> • Bey^ JUchard Keen. affaire committee met Monday old' {such g( Charlotte. * Thurs­ HASTINGS' Woodland Fire Station ‘V Wednesday. Pm -Prayer and Bible. at the parsonage fellowship Itall day jhiobdrA of Llx> Moore MothGRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor "*-*•- “ In- Sunday school. 'study ' - — , The WMA prayer band is to 11 a.m. Preaching. 9:50 am. Sunday school. " am p«‘,hlne Thursday — 6:30 p.m. Pioneer Rev. RumeU Sarver. Poster be held tills Thuradar at the cessing plant Ln OrecnvlUe. 8 p.m. Preaching. 11 am. Worship service. Girls Clubs. paraonage. A Many from here large number of friends and rela­ Sunday school. 10 am. 7:30 servlci I.JV p.m. Evening KtviuilK KKllx. । Nuraerjfor regular services. Worship hour. 11 mm. enjoyed the missionary confer­ tives called Sunday al the home 7:30 pm. Wed . prayer service. J/iTrn'nni of Mr. and Mra. Alston Penfold Bunday evening service, 7 pm. ence at Sunfield. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH nASTINGS/^’F.SLEYAN George Spcas. Pastor . Denny Eldred enjoyed spend­ in Maple Grove Center in honor METHObfBT CHURCH ' 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa. Mfqli HASTINGS ASSEMBLY ing Saturday night with his of their golden anniversary. East Michigan at State Road OF GOD CHURCH Sunday school, 10 a.m. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Olson W. Clark, pastor George Eldred, h Mrs. Dona, on Wednesday of Iter pari Morning worahlp. II a.m. 102 E. Woodland Avenue 10 a.m. Sunday school. Rev. H. R. Collver | Evening service. 8 p.m. Kaufftnan entertained Thursday 11 a.m. Sermon: ’The Gospel evening with a cradle shower : 9:45 am. Sunday school. »“lcd Prayer service. Wed., 8 pm. of the Gospel." 11 am. Morning worahlp. honoring Iter sister. Mra. Ixren WUI from 6: 30 pm. Youth Fellowship. (Bottyi Kauffman. There were i ?/' I’TJC * M ' **“* 6 pm. Young People's service. HASTINGS FREE 7: 30 pm. Gospel hour. Rev. 25 present, a Mra. Chris Miller'tln tin SrJu,nL Schantz' attended church METHODIST CHURCH 7 pm. Evangelistic service. E. L Crocker of Lake Odessa. 7 p.m. Wednesday service. Rev. C. E. Hpwe. Pastor and Mrs Elmer Bontrager, moth­ Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Boltwood and B State Road er and sister of the two Mrs. Velte In W'oodland then they Bible study. HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY Sunday school. 9:45 am. Kauffman’s of Middleburg. Ind. were all dinner gueate of Mr. and ADVENTIST CHURCH Momlng worahlp. 11 am were ncre Thursday to attend Mra Eugene Schantz in Grand , WOODBURY UNITED Elder Samuel J. Elie Sunday evening zervlce, 7 pm. the shower and guests of tlte Rapids. * Mr. and Mra Wilbur BRETHREN CHURCH 2730 W State Rd Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Dana Kauffmans'. Mi', and Stauffer of Caledonia were Wed­ Rev. B R. Davis. Pastor Sunday. 8:30 o.m. Free MethoHastings. Mich., WI 5-9465 Mrs. Dana Kauffman and chil­ nesday dinner guests of Mr. and Vem Hawblltz Sunday Just'off M-66, North on M-50 In dbt broadcast over WPUR. dren and MLw Rozella Kauffman Mrs Village of Woodbury Warship, 11 am. were at Goshen. Ind , on Mon­ callers were Mr. and Mra. Vem Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Tuesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, after school. day of tills week to attend the Wenger of near Alto. Worship. 11 am. Mr. and Mra. Lorry Hawblitz Bunday. "Faith for Today.” on, Young People's Service, Thussfuneral service, of their aunt. Junior church for children, 4-9. Mra. Levi (Sarah) Hoatettlcr. and children from Battle Creek TV Wood. Channel 8. 8:30 am. day. 7 pm. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. 8. known by many here as Mrs. called Sunday on Mr. nnd Mra Bunday. Voice of Prophecy., Fellowship service. 7:45 am. Gaylord Gould, also on Mr. ami HURCH OF GOD Radio WJEF. 1230, 8:30 a m. Sarah Shaffer. Youth Fellowship, Wed. 7. Mrs Vern Hawblitz. * Mr und < Pentecostal* Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Miller. Mrs. Heber Poster called WrdBible Study and Prayer ser­ I Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield MILO BIBLE CHURCH vice. Wednesday, 8 p in. nt Roger Jr. and children, Jim. Kip and nasdny on Mra. John TenHarkcl Route 3 Delton Watson Cor.. 3'4 miles Julie and Miss Surah Ann Miller of Hastings and Mr. nnd Mrs. Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher Corey home, west of church. West of Martin of Orand Rapids were Sunday Clayion McKeown of Quimby. Sunday school, 10 am. A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor dinner guests nt the home of Mr. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Rons Bllvlns of near Hastlng.1 Worship. 11 am Sunday school. 10 am. and Mra. Ammon Miller. Sr. at was n Thursday caller of the Worship, 11 am. | Sunday service. 7 30 p.m. Lake Odessa I P A. Campgrounds Pinhook. Sarah Ann spent tiie Heber Fosters. * Mr. and Mra Bunday evening service. 7:30. weekend at both places. A Mr. Blake Allerdlng from Hastings Phone DR 4-8277 Wed. evening service. 7:30. und Mrs. Kenneth Stahl of near called Bunday on Mr. and Mr.t HASTINGS UNITED L2md.de were Thursday supper Sidney Stanton. Mr. and Mrs Sunday school. 10 a.m. HOLINESS CHURCH MoCALLUM UNITED jniesta of mother. Mrs. Luella Shirley Stanton were Sufidny Morning worahlp. 11 am. East Marshall Street BRETHREN IN Slahl and Mr. and Mra. Lloyd dinner guests of hLs parents, Mr. Young People's Service. 7 pm. Marvin Slckmllier. Pastor CHRIST CHURCH Stahl of Clarksville were Sunday and Mrs. Sidney Stanton. Evening service. 8 pm. 'Th; Church of the Wildwood' Sunday school 10 am. 000 supper cuesta of mother. Stahl. Bible Study. Wed.. 7:30 pm. Otis Lake Road Morning worship. 11 am. Mra. Kate Kelly, fonntrly of Mrs Ethel Blank enjoyed hav­ this neighborhood but more .re­ Prayer service. 6 pm. Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Evening service. 7:30 pin. ing dinner with Mrs. Ruby Wall cently of Battle Creek Ls Uiw Morning worship, 10 am. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ on Nash road Wednesday. Oct living In Nashville. * Sorry to CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY • , Bunday school. 11 am. nesday evening. 7:30 p.m. 19. A Mrs. Mary Grindle nnd two ADVENTIST CHURCH Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. hear that Mra. George Marshall children of Alto were guests of Elder Gerald N. Slack INTER-LAKES is laid up at her home following her sister. Mra. Donna Eldred a fan. * Mr. nnd Mra. Blair Sabbath school, 9:30 am. Mrs. Lloyd Eby. former mission­ BAPTIST CHURCH ; Wednesday night and they did Hawblitz and Kenny were SunSaturday worship. 10:45 am. aries to Sierra Leone, guest Delton. Michigan Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. .sewing together. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor da gucata of Mr. nnd Mra. Orlic Mr. and Mra. L. J. Mole nnd VanSyckle of Lacey. Sunday school 10 a.m. Prayer and Bible Study Wed­ family and Mr. and Mra. Melvin nesday, 7:30 pm. Ira Osgood's BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Worahlp. 11 a.m. Starbord were Sunday visitors of Rev Chalmer Miller, Poster Evening worship. 7 p.m. Administrative board meeting at their parents. Mr. and Mra. Her­ with them a few days last week. 10 am. Sunday school. Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm man Miller on Keim road. A * John Wllrey and wife and 11 a.m. Morning worship. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7. Mra Ethel Blank called at her Dick Wllrey and wife, son and SOUTH KALAMO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN daughter's. Mra. Bea Stahl In daughter of Belleville spent last CHURCH PENTECOSTAL Clarksville and uLv> to see Mrs weekend at tlte Keith Fox MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor Broadway and Center Vera Geiger and Mrs. Ema family. REFORMED CHAPEL Willard H. Curtis. Minister 1631 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo The Pleasant Valley rural N6cb on Keim road Frida? 708 W._M*tn Street * Sunday school. 10 am. Sunday. Nov. 6 worahlp servStanley Stauffer. Linda and school District 3 will be having Rev. Earl Schlpper Morning worship. 11 am. Bill of West Hastings were Sat­ a Hallowren festival on Friday Worship, 10 am. Young People's servlfe. 6:30. cast of 9:30 service oveb WBCH. evening. Oct. 28. * The Watch urday callers of Mra Bert BlankSunday school. 11:15 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. .‘Sermon: "How Do You Sec?" A Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Stahl of Care class and instructor will Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer, 7:30 pm. Clarksville and riiothcr, Mrs. meet at the parsonage Saturday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 12:30 Dinner In Memorial Hall CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Luella Stahl attended a meeting afternoon. Oct. 24 * Mr. and 1719 N. Broadway for Btewardjihlp Visitors These UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH and film allowing at the North Mrs.. Dale Geiger ot Uuulng Irving Wesleyan Methodist Mr. and Mrs Emery Benedict, of George 8. Marshall. Pastor Almon G. Fulton. Pastor ' men will make their calls during Church Wednesday evening a Greenville,' and Jim Geiger and Church school. 10 am. 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 the afternoon. daughter. Balli of Lake Odessa Warship service, 11 am. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ Vaughn and son ot AK6 were were Sunday vLUtani to see their All are welcome. Morning worship. 11 am. lowship at tiie home of Debbie Sunday miesu at the Dorian El­ mother and grandma. Mrs. Vcni Youth service 7 pm. Newell. 645 South Jafferaon. Ar­ dred home, Geiger Sunday. * Mra Carrie Evening service 7:30 p.m. thur Olson will be gurat speaker. DELTON METHODIST Mrs Enia Necb had os Sun­ Kyser of South Boston near Marclus E Taber. Minister Wcslnesday Bible, prayer, 7:30. 6: 30 Senior High Youth Fel­ day evening callers, wn Marvel Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Church study. Sunday. 9:45. lowship al the church Stadel and Dale of Carlton. Mire Necb and little Sue Ann of Worship. Sunday. 11 a.m. KILPATRICK UNITED Monday Activities Woodland * Mrs Dran Geiger Janis Healy of near Lake Odessa. Youth Fellowship. Sunday. 6. BRETHREN CHURCH I 7 Boy Scouts. entertained at her home Tues­ Mr. and Mra. Dewey Farris and Prayer Group. Tuesday. 9 30. M-66 Woodland 7: 30 Session meeting. 1 Rev. R. A Hoffman Chancel choir. 7 pm. Thursday. day afternoon the WMC work­ ehlldrt-n. Debbie, Vicki. David Wednesday Activities day at the Logon Calvary Birth- arid Bobbie, local were Sunday 10 am. Sunday school 1:15 Circle 4 win meet at the ren * Mra. Marilyn Stahl with dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. IRVING CHAPEL I 11 am. Worship service. home of Mra. O M. Ketchum. Mrs Don Bcrgy attended thr John E Brake and Jack Sunday school. 10 am. to 11. 8 pm. Evening wyvice. Home Extension acwing clinic at Prayer meeting. Wed . 7:30. home of Mra George Sumner.' old daughter of Mra. Betty Ionia Thursday. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 3:30 Cherub choir practice. Mrs. Mina Friend of Grand *Alw4*> rVw'LKnm *-------- ..._ ‘ . SCIENTIST Thursday Activities Rapids has been spending the 645 W. Green Street 9:30 Circle 1 will meet al lhe CHURCH Rev. Don M- Gury, Rector ron. Rusrell and wife. The two hcart I*Uent She Is with her D am. Hbly Communion. ; Sunday school. 11 am. 6 Kirk Howe choir practice. ' Wednesday service. 8 pm. _ ____ __ _ ' H- a m Holy Communion and Uttte grandsoiu. Stevia and Gre-. frandparenta. Mr. and Mrs Jo8:45 _____ Junior___ High choir _prac*ph h Ah Abels, *u while her mother sermon. Nursery and clasts for gory Smith of Fremont have *° Reading room open Wednts- tloe. > I also, made It enjoyable by being works tn Grand Rapids. children. , day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. 7:30 Chancel choir practice. < FOR AN ACTION STATE mney&fmnswokw fiUWSWOMfrHttTE REPRESENTATIVE Sunday Tapir Iliglibank �A,. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Kroger's Regular Low Prices Reckless Driver Pays S50 Fine WHY PAY MORE! John F. fltullU. of Grand Rap­ ids. pleaded guilty when ar­ ' ralgned before Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett on a charge of I reckless driving. He paid a $50 fine plux >4 85 He was arrested by Deputy Har­ vey Baker. ' Larry D. Greenfield. R4 HasI tings, paid a $30 fine plus court costs for being a minor Ln pos­ session of intoxicants. Earl J Riggs. Luke Odessa, arrested by Officer Gary Sunkir. paid a $25 fine plus cools for be­ ing u minor in possession of intoxicants. Riggs also paid a $10 fine plus costs for driving while his license i was suspended. I Jesse L. Hicks. Jr. arrested by I Officer Kendal W Wilcox, paid a 125 fine plus costs for being a minor Ln possession ot Intoxi­ cants. Dean A Mesecar. Rl Nashvile. paid a $23 tine plus costs for fur­ nishing intoxicants to * minor. Paul E. Gould waived exami­ nation when hr appeared before Judge Barnett on a charge of driving without an operator's li­ cense and was bound over to' the Nov 7 term of Circuit Court Walter P Zaleski. 21. 809 3. Washington, was taken lo Pen­ nock Hospital following an acci­ dent al 1:15 a.m. on Old M-79 a half-mile south of the River Road. His cor went off the right side, hit a guard post then rolled 56 feet down a bunk. On Oct. 24 he was arraigned for furnishing Intoxicants to a minor and was sentenced to pay u $25 fine plus $665 court costs or serve 20 days in jail and for being drunk and disorderly he was ordered to pay a $25 fine plus $5 15 court costs or serve another 15 days The fines and costs had not been paid Wednesday momlng. , PESCHKE'S FULL SHANK HALF Smoked AM Center Cut Rib Tenderay Brand USDA CHOICE Ik. 3-LEGGED or DOUBLE BREASTED Ik. ROASTING ChickeiuK? USDA CHOICE TENDERAY CHUCK STEAK BACON SALE Silver Platter End Cut ib 69c l ib cig 79c Sliced Slab Bacon 59c Lunch Meats SEAFOOD SALE pi, 69= hi, Perch Fillets Eckrich Ducklings ib 49c Swiss Steak ib 69° Smoked Sausage * 79= 2**. *1.49 Pork Sausage •* ->• 59= All Beef Franks* y 79c Roll Roast 49c n. 79= Durfee Booth Frozen 2* Fish Steaks Harrudt Tenderay Bonelett Ballon Hb cig Breaded Shrimp «">■ Gordon's Roll Kwick Krnp Sliced Bacon ib Kroger Kwick Kriip Sliced Bacon Paichke’s Pork Chops Paichke’s lb. 59= ci« *1.29 Ry Mra. John Hook Letter of October 27: Mary Baulch spent the weekend at Sunset Acres. Sunset Acres lud a dinner and bazaar recently for ImttenM and their relatives * Ed ' Rice spent Saturday with Mr. and I Mrs Rex Casey and helped buzz 1 wood * Mrs. Eva Fox and chil­ dren were Sunday dinner guests I of Mr nnd Mrs. John Hook in • honor of her birthday. | Donald Cheney Ls spending a I14-day furlough with his wife and I other relatives following basic training at Fort Knox. Ky._ * I Janice Davis of Kalam-izoo -ailed on ner motner. Mm Elsie Davis. | Wednesday * Mr und Mra I>-n Stanton spent tiie post two weeks ’ taking care of the Richard Gross I Jr. children while parents were Ion s trip. I Clayton Erb of Byron Center I Spent Sunday with Mra Homer Hammond and Harold Erb. * Mr. nnd Mra Joel Howell are parents of a girl bom Wednesday, Oct. 19. in a Battle Creek hospital. * Susie Howell has been in the hos­ pital. * Mr and Mrs. Robert Fos­ ter and Darrell were Sunday din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Harold Hawkins and girls in Hastings * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bickel of Bat­ tie Creek were Sunday callers at tiie Robert Foster home. NATIONAL BRANDS SALE Idaho Salla lmlanl-3%-oz wl I Mashed . — . Fouldi Elbo Elbe Macaroni or-7-oz. wl. Thin Spaghetti Scott (roll 1000 1 ply shaatil Libby-1-lb 14 oz. can Libby Whole Kernel er-i-io or- 1-lb can stony wneit narnat Potatoes10 ’J 6 •- Cream Style Corn 4 - A M • Libby-1-lb can 10" Sauerkraut Tomato Juice <Z Ubby-l-lb. can ” 61** Cut Wax Beans 5 '• > Bathroom Tissue 8 Peas 1lb 101 e*n Dal Monla -8-oz. wl can Libby Plumi or-1-lb 1-oz. can Cut Green Beans 7 Scott Towels 5 Fruit Cocktail Facial Tissue Cut Beets Buttermilk Bread Grape Jelly Muualmann i-1'lb H-oz can Dal Monla Halves or—1-lb 13-oz. can Banqutl Minca or-lkk-lb 7 Applesauce 4 Sliced Peaches 1 Hunla Hickory Flavored-14 oz, wl. 4 Chili Sauce Del Monie Pineepplo-Grapefruil-1-ql 14-oz. 6 McIntosh. Walnuts >r Pecans Jonathan RED or GOLDEN Pudding io 41« Diamond Brand Shelled U.S, No 1 Michigan Rutsal California 88 Size Oranges io 3 io 3 io KROGER BUTTERMILK or HOMESTYUE Reg $119 '■ BISCUITS 1-lb. pk«. Unit 1 with coupon can 163 Size 12'»59= \ isiNfiKs?’60LD F|*ISH 3 $1 \j«7CHARMS Roailad Peanuts Holiday In-Shell Mixed Nuts . Country Club Fruit Cake Mix o» 2n>i o< mor. I - Er.lM Beef Click R.dwn al Sal. Nov 5. 1966 Rsdoom al Kroger thru Sal. Nov 5. 1966 _ . I 3v,,M ..50c Salad Fork FRANKS PURINA DOC CHOW UNO'S PIZZA I Country Club with each $5 purchase k UP TO b 975 idaam at Krogar thru Sal. Nov 5. 1966 I YELLOW ONIONS ■ | • - •> • TV STAMPS with coupons Iron this ad , . FRIS-SHORI ,, $..(ood Chas* 4 Sanborn I GILLETTE BLADES I Instant CoHao or RAZOR 1 CHUN KING ITEMS KROGER COFFEE CREAMER Ed Sat. Nov 5. 1966 50 CHIQUITA BANANAS | 1 I » 50 STAMPS WlfH THIS tOUPCb. CK . rrucE . PESCHKE'S I CIRCUS wsinirs J CANNED HAM Inside or Outside CoapTele—72" z36* Untie Sheet ■ith trcUiax Md Mill. VALUABLE COUPON STAMPS 20' OFF 1 o. । FnrvrBrMuH-w. Lvgi, Thigh. | EASY 10 INSTALL 19< Special Ihb ‘ 59= Redeem al Kroger thruH WVI Sal. Nov 5. 1966 RVB irw purcnaie oi ■ < American Charm BISCUITS | transparent/ ' PLASTIC STAINLESS STEEL TABLE WARE WI IlWUlWIlflV CRAPEFRUIT •* Ualt 3 with ccapon B-oz. wt, 36 BEAUTIFUL 50 DRAFTS; 12/79= 24/79, angelos 59< 39< 4 2o Listerine Baking Potatoes 20 99= Delicious Apples io Antiiaplic-7 II oz. bll. Drink io 4 Thank You 8rand-15 crz wf, can Catsup 14-oz. w| bll Pumpkin Pie io Dal Monfa-12-oz wt. Dal Monla Catsup io lady Scott |200 2-ply) ^MaT^Sol5-B4-1L 'loaf Libby Cut -11b can 4 200 1-ply thaait 11 x 9H Dal Monte Cui Green Berni 1-lb can or - . 4v?SJiv DIYMILK Redewa aiKroger thru jgHj: I I HARDWARE b APPLIANCES I 142 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-2983 GET F L EX-O-CLASS AT STAMPS t-Ain'rinr I | E. L Carpenter Hardware ‘mJm I ROYAL VIK1NC 1 v amukan ouio 1 DANISH FASTRY I STAINLESS TABLE WARE I __ I la T. ▼ u CANDY _„ Ridawa •> Krogar th,ul i.davm al Kroger Ihn. East Side Lumber Co. BUILDING SUPPLIES Ill I. Reilread St. Phone Wl 5-2423 �WEEK END W A FREE RJN-FILLED National [Hastings State v Jeffarson Downtown Gordon Ironside, 20 Ironside Dr., Hastings RUBBER FOOTWEAR SALE! SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK Birke' S IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS REGISTER EACH WEEK Right thru till December 1st NOW IN PROGRESS Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store • Phone 945-3400 Ken & Bob's Gulf Service DELICATtSSIN — BRANCH POST OFFICE . - Complete Beverage Department ♦ General Auto Repairing AAA Wrecker Service Lila Messenger, 712 N. Hanover, Hastings Joanne Howe, 643 W. Madison CLEARANCE! Hastings Shell Service USED SEWING MACHINES "Serviced and Ready to Sow" ti * Haan STANDARD SERVICE 5-2253 PICKUP & DELIVERY NEW TRIP EACH WEEK Comer E. Green and Michigan Phone 945-9647 Mr*. Faye Allen, Rt. I, Hastings Mr*. Roy Chandler, Rt. 3, Hasting* 3. 5. rz« E. Stole Roy Reynolds, Rt. 2, Hastings NOW Regularly $1.00-$1.50 & $2.00------------- Albert Montague. 1707 S. Broadway You’re Assured of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of “BILL DING” BATTERY >15’5^ Helen Lesxcynski, Rt. 1, Hostings Them* winner* from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing 'LUMBER-GO ALL WEATHER SPECIAL CirUC T,RE jIUNj ^--6." Otic preliminary winner will be drawn each week at each participating etorc. Mrs. Kendal Coats, Rt. 3, Hastings 219 W. STATE ST. NEW GOODYEAR SHOE STORE 134 W. State St. 6 Winner miiHt be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. well, Fred Ziegler. Harold Mc­ Vey, Dick Welton, Clifford Clouse, and Ed McPharlln at­ tended a Joint committee .if Hie House and Senate pertaining to the rules and regulations of lhe new Contractors Licensing Law. Both Fred Ziegler and Ed McPharlin gave testimony before this committee trying to explain lhe contractor's view of thia much clL'CTi-ssed legislation. The following testimony was given by the chairman of the State Legislative Committee of tho Barry County Contractors Association at tiie Administrative Rules Committees public hearing Phone 945-5982 TIME FOR A NEW SERVICE 125 H0JiFFtg«>mT. South Jefferson Phono 945-5170 ( Albert Arcntx, Rt. 1, Hostings Reinhold Bodcnmullcr, Rt. 1, Woodland that week. New contest each week. Get In The Beat" With a CHICAGO, ILL. Plck-Condresa 1,000 Rooms •>, Whitehall Drum SELECTIONS OF FINE Sets from *11950 . S37500 FURNITURE Michigan Blvd. • & Congress SL Telephone: HArrteon 74*00 Ta23u4ii» For Every Room in Your Home! MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State Homemade Skinless Michigan Grade 1 Riepenholfs Sausage Kitchen 115 S. Jefferson Mary Lydy, Rt. 3. Hastings MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Hotel Hastings .Telephone: 963 7100 Teletypes 3lJ-222-5<J2B E. LANSING, MICH. FLINT, MICH. Albert Pick Motor Motet 110 Rooms Nur Michigan SUte University Telephone: 337-1741 CLEVELAND, 0. cider 2-5131 T‘aiI-74Z4734 Phone 945-5321 Beverwyk's 991COUPON • Polish Diamond Ring JAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Evelyn Williamson, 422 W. Green Bulling': J T«44M Make This Your • Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine GILMORE JEWELER CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS A^.lta. Sprln,.,. Mid4U.ilu Helen Burkey, 501 W. State Rd.. Hastings 102 I. Stat. ! COLOR T V fkp,, 945-5316 by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES From the City Food & Beverage POOR BOYS & SLACKS •Buy Ona or Buy Both! CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to II p.m. DAILY 118 N. Jefferson St. Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand — Delicatessen • Cute Alone. As a Set! George F. McMullen, 314 W. State Rd., Hastings 1 A LASTING REMEMBRANCE Bring your exposed rolls of Kodak Color Film CXI27, CX120. CX620 and CXI26 to us for expert Develop- This season, it's heather colors ... in flattering Wal­ nut (brown) or bright, bold Brick (dark orange). 399 599 Slackg Pullover BENXFRANKLIN* P Mrs. Robert Wills, Rt. 5, Hostings THAT'S State NEW CARPETS by McGee - Monarch and Barwick Your present CARPETS CLEANED • The Duraclean Way 102 W. State at Jefferson Gladys Richardson. Nashville 107 So. Jefferson Glendon Pierson, 317 E. High St., Hostings Jack Clinton. Rt. 3, Hostings ma rronr cna and Front End Alignment whitI For Ladies! ' A Marie Chamb^Jpin, Rt. 2, Hastings ------J U3. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Dyeing - Alterations Mothproofing BARRY CLEANERS .141 E. Woodland at Michigan ' Phone 945-9411 Ralph Eye. Rt. 1, Ha»ting» . "" , 3ZI 5. Michigan Phono 945-4265 Al.« Ulbon,.. 201 W. Indian HUI, Phone 945-2134 110 W. State GARDNER'S 122 W. State Largest Selections 117 W. State St. in Downtown Huttings Edward Clem, 117 N. High, Middleville CHINA by Lennox Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE AAAIL BOXES Regularly SR 8 5 ?tfER»$8” Now *3 SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE CRYSTAL by Tiffin । STERLING by Gorham. Reed^Er Barton & Tow Robert Edgerton. Rt. 3, Lake Odessa u axle in accordance with tho building axle of the nearcM political subdivision having a building code. If I am hired to build a de-ei off North MiclUgan wood.’. how do I find the nearest political subdivision having a building iruudc plumbing and Lhe custo­ mer wants a Chic Sale. I mint turn down tiie contract. He will have to build it himieir because no contractor in Michigan can build it for him. And if the Village of Freeport held liuL week in Uuuung; I tun a sclf-empluyed carpen­ has a building axle and lhe City ter. I operate a one-man btulneaa because lhal'b Uie way I like It. I enjoy my Irecdocn. I wis in division having a cx-dc do wc in b Hastings have to build accordEurope during the eurly HH0'»i ing to that code? to pr&sene that freedom and Rule 53. Par. 1—A complaint tiial U why I tun here in Lan­. may be resolved or settled Jirlur sing today. Act No. 3*3 I believe, te pri­ plaint may be closed by the marily designed to eradicate iny business and oil the other amall department. If a complaint Is contracting busineaMs in 37 dif­ resolved or settled by agree­ ferent trades fur one specific ment, Live licensee shall notify reason which I wlU talk about tiie department in writing thereof. Tiie department shall later. As I go tluxxigh some of these rules. I will slxiw Ixiw this eradi­ that it lias received informa­ tion that the complaint haa cation will be accomplished. Rule 22. Par. 3—Tile amount cotuplamani tokca taaue with of the bond for tiie liceiuiing period, Miail be; <a>—*2,000.00 depaxtinenl may Investigate for builder or contractor with further. Resolution or settle­ a dollar volume of grus-, sales ment of a complaint shall not Ices tiuui S200.000.00. less than WO,000.00. The coal of depoxunent ot ita statutory the bend and license for me is right to take disciplinary acthe same as aonu-uuc doing ten limes as much business. It there­ Why should the licensee be re­ fore follows that tiie cost to me. quired to notify the department? percentage wise, is 10 times more per dollars worth of bualnea this nature should be between the complainant and the depart­ ment The complainant quite operator. Rule 33. Par. 1-A builder or often may have an unjustifiable contractor shall deliver to hla plaint but each time a compialnl customer fully executed copies u filed I tend to lose more wage of all agreements between earning lime. them, including specifications, and when construction In in­ tiie act itself can I find any volved. both plan., and spcclfi- mention made of controlling catlons. He siiall make certain quality ot material or workmanthat all such writings are de­ Miip or controlling exhorbitant finite in their terms und suf­ (iriccs, therefore I believe any ficient to express in intent of violation of the rule* would alio be a vioteUon of a criminal act UnnsaoUotts. the type and already in the book*. If I am ac­ amount of work lo be done, cused of violating a law I want the type and quality of ma- !| to be tried by a duly elected termls to be used, and the Ii judge before a jury of my peers. parties siiall adhere to appll- 1 Not by a board appointed by the cable building, housing, and Governor. zoning regulations. ' I believe the loss of time and I have been in business tor 20i money and the constant clicckyears and I have never been ing by the department into my asked to sign an agreement of personal affairs will outweigh any kind nor have I ever asked. the freedom and advantages of a customer u» sign on agreement., being self-employed, so I will My customers would teel insult­ close my shop and hire out to a ed if I should now o>k them to। big contractor. I won't be happy sign an agreement. They trust, working for someone else so lhe me and I trust tiiein and for 20I first time tho boas growls' at years that trus; lias never beeni me I will get the other employees misplaced. -----__ thaftare should be rep­ to agree . _. .... carpenters UnDocs this rule outlaw all oral resented by ti staled reason* I am u carpenter not u book keeper so ivriiap* my bpoks may be difficult to understand by anyone other than myself. Go Marie LaMairr, 630 S. Market BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS for BARRY to be Found in Barry County JIM BARR TIRE SHOP fo[ Processing and Printing. HODGES JEWELRY Time lo Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! FREE A new Fresh Roll of Kodak. Color Film of the same size ot the time you bring in the exposed Color Film Phon. 945-3967 corifttnictton MuiU be In ac­ cordance with the local build - ~Does the department Intend. NOW THE TRUE PURPOSE and have tiie power, to enforce OF THIS ACT HAS BEEN AClocal buildings. tKMiMng. and COMPLI8HED. zoning regulations'1 I respectfully recommend to This rule will force me to this committee that, if it Is in spend much Ume drawing plans their power, that they postpone and specifications and oilier acceptance of any more appllbook work which in my case are cations for license until after entirely unnecessarv 1 •* “ *Neu ’— *Legislature — ------- will —- -have the had an opportunity to study fur, -J____ ._ tractor shall keep and main­ il... , stain a complete, accurate set of books and records which dis­ | wliole stinking tneaa to whoever close his current financial con­ originated it. with the admonldition. The books and records siiall be open to inspection by I the Slate Legislature again to tiie department or any person unionize the residential buildduly authorized by it for Rood ere of Michigan. and sufficient cause during regular business hours alter RIGHT ABSOLUTELY . . Only one of the many Pho tog rrc 'lie Specialties of A PHOTOGRAPHY . . everything Lovely Phone Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland Swing to o New Fashion Beat This Season! and GIFTS • Tighten All Loose Stones (Willard Rogers, Mgr.l Harold Lundstrom, Rt. 2, Vermontville In APPLIANCES • Inspect Stones Barbara Kieniey. Rt. 5. Hastings Knit Coordinates HASTINGS CLEANERS Prospect and Charlotte There’s always a friendly crowd . and the many specialties of the house are favorites of young and old alike. 327 N. Broadway Alteration - Dyeing Teletypo: 817-3720744 Restaurant Hastings BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS Repairing Pick-Carter 600 Rooms Pick-Durant 300 Rooms Downtown Flint at your doom Stoaaawaaa Second and Copper Lantern CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! Cleaning of Distinction Phone 945-4071 R. Gordon Thompson. Rt. 5. Hastings 10 lbs. - '2.50 CALL 945-4013 for 221 West Mill St. Ph. wi 5-2423 You’ll Like Our Drop-Off Service Carl Lents, Box 472, Nashville COLOR CENTER Owned & Operated by^w. WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS With the Professional Pcrmette Dry Cleaning Machine 150 W. Court at Church Nationwide Inn 275 Room* Mrs. Carl Nicthamer, Glenndole. Hastings HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS 811 E. Railroad St. BANK From the Wheel of your In heart of 9 minutes from downtown 1670 Arthur St. Telephone: 636 37*1 Teletype: 5024*91036 at (Broken Sixes) COLUMBUS, 0. Pick-Port Shelby 900 Rooms Albert Pick Motel 150 Room* Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals 3lb.BagM.49 DETROIT, MICH. LOUISVILLE, KY. Phone Wl 5-SIO5 Feme Kimmel, Rt. 2, Delton Whenever You Need a Lift WEINERS Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--- 105 East State Street Ph. 945-4284 Emma Dalman, 926 E. Madison CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! known business address on file with the departments. A re­ quest for an extension at lime shall be in writing and may be granted tor good and sufficient cause. One more opportunity for mo Builders Appear Before Joint Legislative Unit INSURANCE BLAIR'S FARM A GARDEN You may enter in as many stores as you wish each week. No purchase necessary. PARMALEES East Court at Michigan ALL COLORS— Winning family will provide own transportation lo and from. Hastings Floor Covering REDWOOD BIRD FEEDERS Mr*. Jack Raymond, Rt. 1, Hastings Patterned KNEE SOX Campbell are planning a pieaunt holiday Frank works for E." W. Bliss and Mrs. Campbell Is employed by The Tyden Corporation.—Banner photo. • . ’ LEES Carpets and Rugs With One of Our P. H. Mitchell. 521 W. Walnut. Hastings lo five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ sored by The Banner and 42 Hading* merrhanU. Frank had Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by Armstrong FULLER AGENCY, INC. Many Styles and Prices Large Selection of utumn A PLEASURE! For Every Room in Your Home! Invite the Wild Birds 231 W. State ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the party. WHERf SHOPPING IS &z[|nno(!»Ms ^rlUUnoEfflEwi Russell Benton, 1521 N. Jefferson, Hastings (Shop While the Selection i« Be»t) W<'<‘kcn<l incltitle# two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up Phone 945-9187 Tac Gies. 825 S. Park Larry Rose, 195 N. Main St., Woodland Atlas Tires & Batteries Winner lo receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotels. See our new season collection of Dresses. FOOD CENTER CONTEST RULES • Tiros b Battorica Phone Wl 5-2235 Come to the service station that cares about your needs and the needs of your car. Stop here for quick, efficient and courteous service! FOR YOUR FAMILY • Brakai • Lubrication Walking Road Service FIRESTONE TIRES PHONE Wl 610 E. State at Green 301 W. State at Broadway WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE HASTINGS SEWING CENTER 235 W. State Robert VonderMeer. 1135 S. Church T.V CENTRAL RADIO Phone Wl 5-9461 for Road Service • Light Repair 205 N, Michigan LIGHT REPAIRS Singer Portable$19.95 Singer Portable$22.00 Kenmore Console$39.00 White Portable$17.00 AND ZENITH and Pick-Up and Delivery THE SUPERETTE NEW SETS BY MOTOROLA 228 N. Jefferson Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. * USED CARS DEPEND UPON Color T.V. SEE OUR L. Cuyler, 3693 Gun Lake Rd.. Hastings BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 201 N. Broadway FOR THE BEST II E. L. CARPENTER Hardware 142 L State St. Phone Wl 5-2983 Art Blcam. 628 Wilson. Hastings lore each lime thr department finds good und tuffident cuiue to inspect them1 Rule 35—A licensee, upon written demand and notice by tin- department, shall within 30 days submit a current, ac- . curate and sworn financial atatmeni slurwing his current financial status The demand for a financial statement may Bunfield - V icjnjty Letter ol October 37: from Flint spent the weekend uith their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ung and Mr. and Mra. Leo Frey. * Sunday' evening lhe M.YX met at Uie Briggs Church. * Trooper James Kloostta will b« speaking at the Banfleld-Dow­ ling and Briggs Churchte Bun­ day His topic will be “How to Drive Your Car.” Do try to gome. Judgement, a lien filed against the licensee or the depart­ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ment's reasonable belief • that Mrs Nortnan Leonard and fami­ ™ ..K. ij. ly After uuuia dinner FUi Mrs r»cy. Frty. Mra. ability to perform The written Leonard and children drove to demand may be served per- Western Michigan University to sonally on the llcwvec or by vtelt Kathryn and attend opan certified mall genl to hi* last | house. �V preceding Uquor by the flare a surprise |o a lol of ua the bars, a great credit to lhe or-have and they are beauUful. . a dUease and our country ipends The encyclopedia say* that “At ganlzntlon they represent. And. There are many other thing* million* of dollars each year in Buch a comparison would have „r la an asaa 1 who argue that buxines* HotUngs hasn't done that some an effort to cure the victim* of shown that drunk driving arChamber Commerce Is Chamber of of Comm.rea 1* an an clln rondu-t-I other cities have *Why not. if the dl*ea*e Would our Chamber rww climbed from W £ wistlon of bu'.ine men which eo oy men-or-wonen who are at | the aim 1* to be on a par with j of Commerce or Marchant* (before liquor> to l» in iW promotes the Interests of its g. . —.....------- .. ------------ . । Committea permit me or anyone < after Uquor. > Other least partially under the influ- the others? memtrers and of business In genelse to open In the city of Has­ showed Um Mme ence of Intoxicating liquor? This •• •■-deni of respect for thte organiza- afTu,nenl doesn't make one Wt favor of the passage of this pro- tings. a place of business where tlon and considered it a real as- °* w mc I P05*1 "outweigh by many times" ■/StAi' set to a city. Never before have, 2 I do not have to belong to ■ the desire to have a clean city diphtheria, typhoid fever, scarlet IMO. I heard of this organlzaUon «k-!"the fine clubs" which serve i and county seat that we can all fever, influenza, or any one of aimcull praUm -I Ing a public stand in favor ot "beverages" to their members be proud of? the fact that nen many other diseases’ You know Ta Um Edltev: toring (o lhe surrounding area* getting conviction* for alcotaX something that would degrade and do not intend to. However, who partake of this "beverage" In a short time we will again b* indulge In their repost tltey and besmudge the city and en-1 I think when It comes to asking | go home to their families broke, caught peddling such germs they violations without some scientific would be arrested immediately measurement Very often en­ lire surrounding community. 1 ,u I these — clubs •to “ "offer ,K these — — Mmr — ' breadless — and a brutal? that mon­ be confronted with a voting de- will'stay in our city and prosecuted to the fullest ex­ forcement officials are forced to clsion on whether Uquor should — ----- -• The passage or defeat of tills Let us consider the argument* services to all citizens, visitors, ey spent for liquor cannot be tent of the »w. law. Yet in these same settle ffor ft a reduced cnarge charge or of and guests.of our city" that is a I spent for clothing, food. fuel, and k-ul ui issue alii effect me none what­ put forth by thl* body: men are sponsoring Ute sale of k. driving or disorderly ' discredit lo this Chamber. | lhe other necessities of life? Tiie other glass. This choice must be made soever. even tho" I do on occasion disease germs and calling '"A1"* anvw* I. "The inability to sell liquor-,■ 3 This statament Is entirely by the Individual determined by <* J“»“« *"> n->1 » it ' good bustneas." Is that con-ico"au ’ . M.mole on-lhe premises under existingI; false More about that a little ',veal. his own conscience vcal- In tiie “,e pa.*t it K has been becn 11• - I00*1 In Ann Arbor, for example. Thia is the 30th century, let's ' proven that our law* and sate- xlstent? conditions is discriminatory to Some very astounding figures wake up to reality. vlolatiora are asrJgned to reha­ uards" do not protect the pubIt is a. well known fact that have been published, such as: I have kept silent as long as I our local businessmen"—If it is 4 upgrading’ of present es­ Ic In general at all time*. Why both the Sheriff’s Department bilitation link* and thus make If tiie areas around our city so much to be desired and this 1. Our police dept, would have were dry. then • I could under­ can I am sure my friends nnd body does noi want to be dis­ tablishments and for general should we delude ourselves into and lhe City Police are short conviction statistic* misleading. readers expect me to lake my But arrests do continue to climb stand the opposition. physical improvements", at handed most of lhe time at pres­ stand otl Uie important question criminatory. let's open It wide whose expense? At the expense thinking they will now? 1. Drunk drivtr Anyone who can drive a car open and permit every buslneuA* for lhe other advertisement: How the”*’T H'e,-*olnLt?! uJaTtable ’ tongst or ride a motorcycle, is only ten that comes up for a vote In Has­ of the patron* and more than 3. Drunk drl I wonder who the member* of h*n<«e added burden Uial, “**u*°‘*' _ . tings next Tuesday. I always minutes away from spirits by the have taken a stand against this parlor, restaurant, dress shop, that at lhe expense of the long- lhe Businessmen's Committee if bound to be thrust upon them Knowmg thl* a 4. Alcoholism to Increase 300'. glass. Why should these neigh­ evil and I always shall. etc., to sell the stuff to their cus­ suffering wives and children, and are Would they want to print U Uquor-by-the-gla*. passe* ’ If ty should reek to P^Wt 1*» 5. Accidents due to drinking boring establishments become I. too. like many others, was tomers over the bar Make it tn some cases the heart-broken their names at lhe bottom of lhe the J»U l«ue falls to pass and from the !^ed dj^ger and wtea obese from.Hastings customers. available to all of u* at every i parents, who. in the long run nd so we could all know or are [ we have to continue transporting expense. The liabilities fy outAll one has to do is take a trip pay an enormous price "an asset uir> aware a.uir that uiui If ■ ■ they nicy did uiu their wicu prisoner* ---- ----- —to the Jail at Charlotte.: weigh the .minimum asret* that tlsemenu printed recently In the stop; why dlKrtminatc? "the I to our city"—by no stretch of the they to some of these places and see JaU to double. . papers favoring liquor - by - the- public In general"—there won't Imagination can such a place be cash reg biers would tell a differ- j can Barry County afford the might be realized, People who desire this type of ent story at the end of Ute day? added expense? If Ute Jail Iwue ---------Sincerely. Plus many other* glass Had these been signed by be room in the taverns for all of' called an asset to any city us, nor room in the gutters nor There are a lot of people in Ute ”m* drinking are going to Indulge George E3UoU I know any one In their right lhe tavern owners or by indi­ 5 Why Is It necessary for the | Hastings shopping area that before lhe new Jail wlU be us- > mind will realise these figures whether at home or elsewhere, viduals known to frequent these tn the Jail*............conventions,: able Tiie only alternative, as I so the sale here isn't going w business meetings, etc. ” The City of Hastings to be on a par। would go elsewhere to do their are fallacies Personally I don’t places and who have the repu­ see it. is that Ute officers wUl To lbe think there will be any more create any new guzzlers tation as drinkers, they would curse of conventions the world with other cities? So far we shopping if Uiey knew the man have to turn their backs upon I As far back as I can remember I'm sure the proprietors of our have been no surprise, but signed ovei Is and has long been lhe haven't built any shopping cen-| with whom they usually do buslspirits consumed In Hastings, ,- these Infringement* of the Jaw. teacher* Ln school*, our text lers on outskirts: most other lleM ne*s „„ was backing mut this HU ad.. n Althan there is now. with the pas­ local establishments aren't going as they were by the Hastings fact that the attendant* fill up.«... books, and our whole lives have and do we want that? It -----------"--------sage of lhe proposal The only .Into Ute streets, drag people In Chamber of Commerce and on fire water and make fools of cities have. So far we haven't ready some have said they think centered around our count I think every citizen should: been j difference is. It will be tippled Jand tell them they have to drink. Businessmen's Committee for themselves, argue, quarrel and | built a mall in our down-town thtfy know some of them nnd less Democratic principals In the In other places Instead ot mo- \ThU will be done strictly on a Local Option Repeal, they were fight and often end up behind, business center some other cities1 w ill steer clear of them here­ give this matter very serious ;United States. The fad has been after. I know a number ot people thought before they vote in fa- ' emphasized over and over again who were formerly Hastings vor of this proposal shoppers who now, because of And now this last word: In I that our country enables people the parking meters, parallel Hosea 8.7 are these words; "They , to have equal opportunities and importantly a right. to have parking and difficulty of finding have sown the wind, they will ;more ----------------------- .— n parking place very seldom reap the whirlwind." Have you n »>' In our govemmait. On Nov. 8. voter* win be faced come to Hastings any more but ever seen the results of a whirldrive to Battle Creek. Grand wind'1 Do you want such to vhit iwiih a question which will place Rapids, or nearby smaller town* Hustings’ And in Galatians fl; 7, m their hand* lhe Integrity and to do their shopping Don't tell A- 8 Be not deceived. God is not truth in fur democratic country, me the merchants haven't tell mocked for whatsoever a man The first propoml on the ballot this. Anl I have heard other* soweth. that shall he also reap will state: Shall Section I of say that If this llquor-by-the- For he that soweth to the flesh. I Article 2 of the Stele CoruUtuglass proposal passes, they are, shall of the flesh reap corrup-1 non be amended to lower the all through shopping In Hos­ lion And II you do not Intend minimum voting age from 21 to tings Can you merchants afford to avail yourself of thts beverage ib years? this’ Oq top of what you will yourself but think you ought to, U •-stem* ------ -- ------•*••• —— to me that thl* queslose from what is spent for the vote It tn for those who will. non can cosily and sincerely be liquor Itself? It looks to me like Ii please consider carefully these answered with a “yea” vote. a case ot making Uie tavern words found in II John 11. For Why shouldnX youny people owners rich by taking the money he that biddeth him Godspeed is between the ages of 18 and 21 away trom the other business partaker of his evil deeds." be allowed to vote? For that YOU CAN VOTE men matter why do we let anyone Signed. FOR ALL AT ONCE /in reply to the statistic* print-' vole? The reason is easily staled, Vlctar Sisson by just pulling the ed in thts ad let me quote from, _______ because they are adult* capable ot making UiteUlgeni decision*, a very reliable news source as of T (he FdltorDEMOCRATIC LEVER Friday. October 28. IMG: lowing Is an excerpt from right? Bar owners continue to cal .... Michigan _ _______ Temperance . ___. Take the issue of payln< taxes., Jhen here's your attnittmi to Uie expertenre ut. — ' . .. a newsletter in th Foundatlrm if one pays taxes without voting. Ann Arbor whlrh. they claim ticket! As various communities pre- • isn't he forced to accept "TaxaDEMOCRATIC CIRCLE •proves' that llquur-by-the-gloss pare to vote on whether to legal- t Ion without Representation?" decreases alcohol related of- j *** Ue llquor-by-thc-glos* sales this The cxacl thing we fought and fenses. , Fall, bar owners will continue to died for during lhe Revolution­ "But the latest figures from the records of Ann Arbor Police 'call attention to lhe experience , aj-y War I Another question I would like Department show that the full of ' Ann Arbor which, they claim. effect.* of that city's approval of •proves" that liquor by the glass to poae Is: If one U old enough alcohol-related of-j to fight and die for his country, Liquor • by - the - glass may Just dccrewjw ' I isn’t he old enough to vote for now be coming to public atten­ tenses. UOII "But the latest figures from the political processes which tion. "Police reporta for 1965 show lhe record* of Ann Aibor'a PoUce' form hl* destiny? _________ of Indepenthat arre*t* for drunk driving I*P« "how that the full effect Our Declaration iys Governments InstiROSE by 551 over the previous of that city's approval of liquor dence -------------------------------------year, while arrests for drunken- by the glass may Just now be tuted among men. deriving their ness INCREASED by 18‘: Dis- coming to public attention just power* from the consent of orderly conduct arrest* were UP Police report* for 1965 show the governed." A government by I2i and arrest* for liquor that arrests for drunk driving which ha* the right to draft In­ ' law violations showed a 7 . IN- ruse by 56 percent over the pre- dividuala tauthe moral obllga! CREASE over the previous year 1 Mow* year, while arrest-* for [ Uon to ask for* hte consent. With i "After Ann Arbor approved 6-inkenne-s Increased by 18 per-130.000 Michigan men between the liquor-by-the-glaji* in I960, their I cent Disorderly conduct arrest* ngta ot 18 and 31 In uniform, arrest* for several alcohoi-relat- were up by 12 percent and ar- thl* question cant go unheeded ed offenses actually dropped at rest* for liquor law violation* by any voter. least /for a tune. In other areas showed a seven percent Increase L* It right that a high school I ot^he-otelf. approval ot liquor- over tlic previous year. itovemment teacher boa to tell "After Ann Arbor approved his graduating seniors that their liquor by the glass in 1960. their i government doesn't concern them arrests for -t-veral alcohol-related for 3 years? No. It tanllllll! rest* for drunkenness, disorderly offnues actually dropped — at Many people argue that young conduct, and liquor law viola- ]cll5; fOr ft time In other area* people aren’t informed enough i lions. This pattern held firm In'of the Btate. approval of liquor to vote. It 1* in my opinion that Lansing. Flint. BA i~i LE CREEK, |,v (fM. K|a.5B has resulted In *n this argument isn't valid. All । Kalamazoo, and a number of increase tn drunk driving charges high school graduates are requir­ °'VCr .nJeBS ln thC I« *«•« as arrest* for drunkeneaa. ed to complete a government I In the same publication wa-t disorderly conduct and liquor class before graduating. 1 .... ....... law violation* This pattern held Airohm related afTerLse, |R UuisJng nfnt BnUJc "Alcohol offense* were.^ were, responsible for MORE TH>< Crrek. Kalamazoo, and a ntunber our democratic government and 50'1 of the arrests made In'the of other areas of the State. Attorney General our interest in Ita political back­ 1 United States last year, accord"At first It seemed a* tliough grounds. and future. How can j ing to the latest Federal BurAnn Arbor might be one excep­ we stay interested In this three । eau of Investigation Report. STATE SENATOR 20TH DISTRICT... | "In their ‘Uniform Crime Re- tion lo thl* rule But now It year time lapse between govern­ 1 port for 1965 the FBI. listed 28 .Mtems that Ann Arbor's results ment olajB and the actual time I categories for arrests Heading from approval of liquor by the STATE SENATOR I iiope that this loiter has | the list were 1.535.040 arrests class may have Just been delayed brought this issue foremost In : made for public drunkenness —not avoided " tlw minds of you voters. Have STATE SENATOR 23RD DISTRICT... i During the post year there were Ann Mueller faith in the upbringing you've : also 570.132 arrests for disorderly Rl Hastings given us Have faith in the conduct 241 AH arrest* for STATE REPRESENTATIVE 55TH DISTRICT schools and teachers you pay to drunken driving, and 179.310 ar­ <• the Editor: support, but moat importantly, rests for liquor law violations. VOTE FOR ..... • have been asked to comment STATE REPRESENTATIVE 89TH DISTRICT have faith In us your children Total arrest* reported by and grandchildren ,FBI. u.. >u. all categories °h the rell.V>Ulty of the Battle for 1965 in al' ----THEM III . were 44)55.047. This mean.* that Creek liquor by the glass slatl*It is terribly Important to ua. the four categories of alcohol tie* published last week. They------ - -T~ ! related offense* were responsible are accurate The Interpretation, right we'deserve! 11 Sincerely. I for 2.525.892 arrests, or 50 9 ; of-however, should be clarified. Rinrereiv * nil arrests during 1965" The figures published avoid Nancy Sinclair ☆ JOHN J. COLLINS ☆ NATHAN G. CONYERS ☆ JEAN McKEE LEON FILL, M.D. : We are told that alcoholism 1s comparing with I960, the year I Woodland. Mich. IRENE MURPHY WARREN M. HUFF LESLIE R. SCHMIER DONALD M. D. THURBER •—THR HASTINGS BANNER <1 PUBLIC FORUM 0 voluntary basis, so how could It possibly create a gangland like some claim. Bure! There are! thone who over Indulge. Uris contragic, now ever they «ui con llnue to spoil lhe privilege re­ gardless ot the outcome of this proposal Let us be sensible Let us be realistic. Let us not publish a lol of false figures and for the sake'of Hastings, let us make this Issue a reality. Thank you, Raymond B. Weller 1110 8 Park St. Hastings. Mich. I Want leadership? FOR LIBERAL PROGRAMS THAT MEAN Want action? PROGRESS TOP LEVEL EXPERIENCE THAT RATES THE CONFIDENCE OF YOVR TOTE. G. MENNEN WILLIAMS for U.S. SENATOR...Vote FULL TERM...Vote SHORT TERM, too! RC-SLCCT THE MAN WHO WILL BEST SERVE YOUR STATE AND YOUR DISTRICT PAUL H. TODD Th for GOVERNOR Demtsmdic J()H\ B. BRUrF JAMES M. HARE FRANK J. KELLEY Tern [pi 1966 ,or^UEISTATIVE 2ist deserve your support... district... ROGER JOHNSON DONALD HOLT, JR JAY WALBEKE HAROLD BOONE LEO W. BARTH for liberal education programs..elect all of these leaders: YOUR HIGHT-YODR DUTY... VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC and you’ll make YOUR KOTE count to the NEW State-wide service program for used car buyers BARRY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE W»AN CIRCUIT COURT JUDGU- Angus MacLeod BE CERTAIN TO VOTE TH^ SEPARATE NON-PARTISAN JUDICIAL BALLOT michigan's supreme court 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car We have joined with hundred* of other member* of the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealer* Association to provide the used car buyer with a (fate-wide discount program oo parte and labor. To receive and use this discount privilege, bay yaar am used car fiwa aa. is nationally recognized for the decisions it has made protecting your freedom and guaranteeing your rights... it’s up to you to keep it that way...that is why we urge you to... nC’ELCCT THESE TWO MEN WHO HAVE HELPED TO BUILD THE SUPREME COURT TO ITS PRESENT POSITION ANO KEEP IT MOVING FORWARD. ^JUSTICE THOMAS M. KAVANAGH”JUSTICE OTIS M. SMITH 7. HASTINGS MEMBMS OF THE GUARANTEED WARRANTY USED CAR PROGRAM Larke BuictyChevrolet 1435 S. Hanover Phone Wl 5-2425 REAHM MOTOR SALES. INC. Pontiac-Oldimobile-Cadillac RENNES Ford Inc. 107 N. Michigan 328 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-247S 945-2421 �J I Fresh Out of The Attic ^muttauiv Men*. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kenyon left Bunday for Porto Rioo with return Thursday. 11am who, until his recent death, lived on the old home farm. the Queen Bakeries in Wayland. They had a grand opening last By H. D. Burpee genial man a young include® a tearoom. Iliac while making a call to tlte with the church. Its meetings BANNER office Dick Cook hand­ were held In the school house ed me a couple of clippings from until 1858, when a house for old BANNERS. One was the worship was erected a liUle east Alice Trepp Thursday attended article written by Schuyler Bo- | of the four corners. Its centen­ but declined nial was recently held. The first glven in the Orand Rapids Civic noted ball Theatre. Bob Potts took the part other article from on old BAN­ Sunday School In the township NER dated April 21, 1M2 was The Rev. Uoyd Sundern resigned nets by Rev. Moees Lawrence and present you with Mr. Cook' Benjamin Hoff in 1837. Mr. Hoff honoat-to-goodneBB boll clubs from the Baptist Church and is article this week entitled: township, purchasing from the HICKORY CORNERS HAS government, a large acreage on The writer came to know MyA LONG AND VERY INTERESTING HISTORY My acquaintance with Hickory Corners was due to quite an ex­ tent to my frequent visits lo my great uncle. Robert Marshall. a pioneer of Barry township, who livid about two miles cast of tho village. I remember Ills telling me about the origin, which he saw while working on his farm, of lhe first cyclone which visited Barry county—early In October. Spaulding, daughter of C. W. 1880. He said he happened to Bpauldlng, one of the earliest suiting development of Crooked. sealers of Prairieville township. Wall and other resort lakes in At tluU Umo Barry,. Hope, Ing, which seemed to be greatly the vicinity of Delton, Hickory Orangeville and Prairieville were agitated. He saw them rush Into Corners was the only trading one township named Barry. Sal­ center in Barry township. Now mon C. Hall taught the find Delton has outdistanced it in Winter term In Uiat school in revolving, funnel - shaped cloud, from which there quickly de­ population and volume of busi­ ness. Fortunately for Hickory, then lite only sclioo! in tiie pres­ scended a block tall that speedily the Kellogg Consolidated Schools ent township of Barry. Several reached tiie ground. He could in rural Ross township, two and pupils walked three or four miles a half miles south of the village. and back lo attend that school. • luu revived interest in the town When the whole of Barry and has been Ute means of lo­ county was called Barry town­ ward and out of sight. The first cating several families and In ship. tho first election was held place U hit was the bam on the creating new interest in Hickory at the home of C. W. Spaulding, Bellinger farm, a mile or so east Comers. The village anti aur- in what ta now Prairieville of die Marsliall form. rounding territory ure now a port, township, on April 4th, 1838. Uncle Robert was very droll of that large and Important I There were 13 voters present. As and a strong Democrat, After school district. These newer fam- each was given an office, it was finishing his description of the ■ liters have been drawn to tile ' an amiable town meeting. At the origin of Uiat twUtcr. he turned village to ---------------give their -------------children — the ,— election ——. — in njnu April »ooi, 1837, «>o 38 vwco votes to me with a twinkle in his eye, ----- _— superior advantaged of cl '.h: the Kei-|wcre "ci cast “ I and ar ' Isaac '----- Otis, aji os he said: "I know what caused logg school. Tliv two churches,' early sealer of Prairieville, was Uuit cyclone. It was the hot air the social privileges and the nuulc supervisor. j let loose at a Republican rally relatively low tax rate have in March. 1838. lhe state legls- which was hold al Hickory Corproven altracUvo to Uie folks laturo made Barry county into ncni thftt tUtcmoon before that who have moved there. The ex- four townships. Barry township'lwlster *Ukrtcd." If that had cellent-*ftlgh school and grade j then constated of tiie present' h**11 true Ulc al that tcpclilng, Uie church and Sun- I four aoulhwcstom townships of I ndly wiu have to answer for a day school ,privileges, the social Uie county. Ul In (OIL 1842 LUC the ICnL legtsla................... -------■ ’UL- 1 lot- <or tho 1880 cyclone raced arif.nt,™, — group1 -----> across Johnstown. Assyria, and advantages of . a i..™ larger cure included Hope und ------Barry than can be found In purely rural ils one township called Barry, two townships in Eaton county, areas, are appreciated. Thaw* who . Prairieville and Orangeville were lulled two people and destroyed belong to the Masonic onlcr or i made onotner township called 1100.000 worth of property. U»e Eastern Stars can attend | Spaiding. in honor of C. W. these jxxllra which convene in' Spaulding. Later Hope township tiie Masonic Temple there. Of ( waa set apart, from Barry, and course they have telephone* and Orangovlllo from Spaulding, and By Mri. Mary Jackton the dally moll also. And Uie I the name of the Lauer to PnilrleJ An>d4 79S-JII0 town is a pleasant law-abiding vllle. American community whose pco- | The writer remembers that pic are generally Interested In wlien lie was a small boy. HickThe Methodist WSCS will hold thr better things ot life. , ory — — •had ■ an outstanding - • Camera The first white man who lo-' banc bull nine? That was tn the an all day shopping center In rated 'in Barry township was' early days of the game, before llie basement of the church on Nov. 5. A smorgasbord will be Moses Lawrence. In the Sum-1 big leagues had been thought of. mer of 1834 he purchased 80,1 I remember watching a giuno on held from 5 to 8 pin. A fine acres on section 28. Just west of the fairgrounds hero between where the village stands, and 401 Uie Hickory and Hastings teams. mas gifts, baked goods. candles acres on section 27. His nearest What tlwisc Hickory huskies dltl and other things. * Wc are glad to learn Esther Hubbard, who neighbor was Amasa Parker, seven miles away, on section 35, plenty—cleaned up on them to had a serious fall from tier roof in August, Is able to sit up at. Prairieville < >>u»r>>uc township. wwiuuup, ■ the tune of 45 to 4 as the writer Mr. Lawrence was n preacher, recalls it. They pounded lhe ball pltai. * Jane Norman, daughter so he was naturally interested 1 Lhe lot- I can recall that of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nonnan is In having a church near where' Will Lasher, Ted Elliott and located in a doctor's office at ho lived, a school having already Stna Montgomery were mem- Newport Beach. Calif. 3iic flnbeen established In Hickory Cor- bcrB of Hickory Club. Of tho ner.s In 1838 March 12. 1842, two HasUngs team I can remember I Joseph last Spring. Ha- brother, Methodist ministers from Jack- three—E. A. Holbrook. N. T.■ 1 ORH, !■ n Manlier al tfw, f-lartr son county came to the Lawrence Parker and Daniel Striker. Mr. Air Base in the PhUlppincB. ‘iionic. and. ..the ..three mode - plans Striker had too much avoirdu­ Mr. and Mra. Norman Barlow for organising a church at Hick­ pois for a ball player. Rnd Nel < nee Carole Nelson) are located ory Corners. They held a scries in their new home at 306 8. of meetings In tlw school house. who couldn't connect with the Michigan Avenue. Hastings. * ball Will Lasher wits the pitcher Some from the MoUuxlist Church for the visiting nine. He lo-ucd will attend the United Church Women's meeting at the First celvlng ttnd fooled the city chaps. MeUxxilz.t Church in Hsatlngn For several years Hickory Cor­ Nov. 3. There is a cooperative ners had the citantplon baseball luncheon at 12:30. * Paul Tunteam of the county. gato of the Parmalce Road Is Among Hickory Corners cill- teaching nt Clarkston. * Mr. and hardware, drug ncss shupo, also blacksmith und repair shops, and a hotel, wiuch was built by Bradley Thompson. It Is surrounded by a beautiful and fertile farming district, Tho first school building in Barry township was erected at Hickory Camera In 1838. The Middleville RICHARD ROBINSON member meeting In earlier days were these: Wells Byington, who settled on sccUon 28. He and his son. Henry, who worked the farm after U»c lather had retired to the vil­ lage. were prominent In the Democrat party In Barry town­ ship. I cannot recall ever liavlng Govenor Romney Deserves Support ly located at Zcphcrhllls, Fla. * Mlns Busan Baxter fell and broke a leg and is In Blodgett Hos­ pital. Mrs. Edward Lynd of Clear- Alrport Saturday. She was met by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Schad and brother. Rex. and family. She will assist In driving main for the Winter" months. While here there were many family functions honoring her. Saturday evening she was the honored guent at a gathering at the home of Mr. and Mra. Russell Huntsberw In Wayland. Other fiunUy gatherings will be st her Broadway and also tn her par­ ents home on Main Street She 'also visited a former hlgh.-scbool classmate, Mrs. Robert Ejtwt. at Lake Odessa Wednesday mom- daughter, now Stefa RepreMnfative from a Stefa Legislator. STANLEY M. POWELL District on fka Republican STANLEY M. POWELL xlStanley M. Powell ______ " —f— Falls, Carlson are fromwinthe ov* proving — be offered to high school f-----------------------J8treet”to'K«it* City. **Mr. and graduate*! by Michigan State j Mrs Vance Sharp have a new ; University, Jan. 5 through March I enclosed porch on their home. * 3.' 10«7. , -The cournes will be intensive day for Glenview, Ill., to visit Mra. Lucy Bowen Is on the sick list. and practical." explains Clark their daughter and family, Mr. Mr. and Mra. Mike Todd are Nick low. MSU horticulturist. || An eight-year-old Grand Ledge boy suffered fatal Injuries when sons Eddy nnd Bruce * Lisa and iJoely l<«ated in a trailer on "They will Include topic.* on n pile of lumber tumbled on him the Harold Griffelh form Mr. I plant dtaeoacs. farm Insects. as he was playing in a lumber William Schenkel of Jackson, are Todd Is an accountant. * Mrs vegetable production and vegc- yard at Mulliken Oct. 31, about Staying with their aunt and Annc Harris and daughters, Jane, table handling and storage. In uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ken­ Jean and Debbie gave a Icvely I addition, two or three elective Scott Munachy, row yon ten days while their mother shower honoring the new bride, subjects may be taken." The fee for 'he short course la recuperating from surgery In Mra Carleton (Peg) Adams at Sir* ovu De »ja, Doots ana ’ the ixxne Ivome ot of sir. Mr. ana and Mra Bob win will be 338; books and Ruppu®. supplies. a Jackson Hospital. * Mra. Wil­ tne last Tuesday evening. Many approximately 330; and roam and !£'!* liam Sweet spent the weekend Otto their grandparents. Mrs. ,... ■ .... ......, their erandoamiu. Mr.Mr andand Mrs. visiting her kin In Mulliken and lovely gifts were received by the •board. 3211. An additional 3125 Freeman Ramey of Mulliken. new Mra. Carleton Adams. । will be charged to out-of-state He died soon after admission to • - students. her brother. Mr. and Mra Elgin St. Lawrence Hospital at Laming. Wright and they went on to St. A7Q E-;-u D„„-„Lnt Application forms and addlHe U also survived by a sister. Charles. She returned home Sun­ O/> enjoy ronCOKCS aon,u information may be se­ Vicki, and his grandparents, Mr. day tAemng. * Ralph Smith of I .Ticket Chairman Bun Me- I cured from high schools. County and Mrs. Isaac Marsh of Grand White Cloud was ft recent Sun­ 1 Pltarlin reported that 672 per- Extension Offices, or the Short day guest of hta slater and bus­ 1 sons attended the Rotary Club's Course Department. College of MiclilganBtau>. StateUni Uni• band. Rev. and Mrs. Jason pancake and sausage supper |I Agriculture,Mirhimm ­ I vrraity. I USE BANNER WANT ADS! Steere * The Senior Citizens!! Thursday In Uie East Gym Kills 8-Year-OM At Mulliken sucoeeaful liardware and Imple- The First SctUcr In Barry. Moses Lawrence, Bought bl>. Acres Near Tlte Corners, 1834. CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE dCSMMMKSwk -• for the podUon. devout Baptist Griffeth and sister and husband, and dyod-ln - thc-wool Republl- P- . ; «-jCoun» - _ ____ iw» onv^...-L Vlgotablol-------- Calvin College orc filling in Corners and grandson, Jim Ortf Wliile it is one of the oldest villages of this county, Hickory Corners was never incorporated. For that reason there orc few records of ILa early history now available. R has been, and still Is. an Important part of Barry township. Its location being on section 28. Until the construc- . Off.l* - 51101+ ■oUnctt-bl* <Mw nw Paid PolMlul ' Mat Edward —5* SH@P about you! The store that cares SAVE! "SUPER-RIGHT* QUALITY BEEF Top Quality, Government Inspected STEAK SALE 79s 89s 99 1°? Sirloin Round Porterhouse TBone Mushrooms (FRESH Strip Steaks Cube Steaks JI A «-49' Rump Roast - 89* SAr u 49 Jg 1149 Fryer Breasts Pork Sausage tSIB SNO PORTION—-SUSES BIG: Pork Loin Roast FSOIEH—OCEAN Perch Fillets.... Whole Fryere 1 । it 25- LB. ■ SUPER-RIGHT" 2 TO 3 LB. SIZES Spare Ribs 49 30-Li. BOX 1449 CANNED HAMS « 49' « 35* SIZE SPECIAL SALL — SAVE 20c eight o CLOCK COH« BETTY CROCKER, PILLSBURY OR DUNCAN HINES MARSH SEEDLESS OR RUBY RED FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 5«49 RLORIOA 49* Pascal Celery 19* Cucumbers... 3 roR 29 10 59 Apples Oranges 5 RRUH 34-SIZI 4 NIC FLORIDA ww#ar name Layer Cake Mixes 2-OZ. PKGS. 98 QUART JAR 39 SULTANA FINE QUALITY Salad Dressing IN QUARTERS Nalley Margarine 1-LB. CTNS. 99' 1-QT. BTLS. 99' CAN 59' FINE QUALITY Mott's Apple Juice WHITE BEAUTY Shortening Lynd SAVE 10c — JANE BARKER Play Exciting Bonus Bingo Mrs Monroe Rosenberg have purchased the Barlow Laka Roll­ er skating rink and take poscsrton Nov 1. They will winterise lhe buUdlng so It may be wxd the year around. They expect to keep the same high standards 500 100 100 100 100 100 IOO 50 so HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE RECENT CASH WINNERS $500 500 500 100 Mn. Susie HiU. Detroit Mra. Henry Carpenter and Mrs. Harley Rutherford, in FRYERS Cut-Up, Split split or Quartered uartcrcd "SUPER-RIGHT" BONELESS ROTISSERIE OR Pleasant Hill Sunshine Club had a sale Saturday in Mrs. Clare Williams' garage. * Mra. Marvel O'Conner held ceramics and Jewelry display party at her home on M-37 Tuesday. Most of tho articles were made by Mrs Barlow Lake Nov. 10 for their Winter home at Bradenton. Fla MT. and Mrs. Harold Gnffslh Fresh 5.1000 500 WIN UP TO $1,000 IN CASH PROGRAM xl39. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED Pumpkin Pie 8-OZ. SIZE 49‘ OAC SPECIAL! BAG*O' BREAD SALE! JANE BARKIS—ENRICHSO White Bread > 4 A Banana-Nut... A JANE VARKER LOAF Fruit Cake | o9 79* I4’ �. . I Tuesday, NOVEMBER 8 November 8, marks a turning point in the history of Miehigan. For the first time, Statewide officials will he elected for four-year terms rather than two. This makes it doubly important that candidates selected to fill these posts be the best qualified and capa­ ble of evaluating what the effect of what they do today will have on a more distant future. Your REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Can Best Meet the Challenge of this Responsibility GOVERNOR - George Romney Lieutenant Governor — William G. Milliken Secretary of State — George Washington Attorney General Lawrence B. Lindemer M State Senate & House of Representative Candidates VOTE FOR IF YOU LIVE IN ' HARRY A DeMASO City of Hastings, or the Townships of Assyria, Hastings, Castleton, Maple Grove or Woodland for Senate (20th District) STANLEY M. POWELL ANTHONY STAMM Rutland, Carlton, Irving or Thornapple Township STANLEY M. POWELL for Senate (21st District) for House (89th District) VOTE FOR IF YOU LIVE IN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR Township Offices in Barry County ANTHONY STAMM JAMES S. FARNSWORTH for House (55th District) Supervisor ______________________ Jack C. Love Clerk _____________________________ Oral Miller TreasurerWaynard Jarrard Trustee__________________________ Neil Sandin VOTE FOR IF YOU LIVE IN HARRY A DeMASO for Senate (20th District) Baltimore or Johnstown Township JAMES S. FARNSWORTH for House (55th District) VOTE FOR IF YOU LIVE IN HAROLD J. VOLKEMA Yankee Springs Township ’ < JAMES S. FARNSWORTH for House (55th District) CASTLETON Supervisor-Russell K. Mead Clerk_________________ -Cecil S. Barrett Treasurer Geneva Brumm Trustee ---------- Norman Sandbrook t" HOPE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES for STATE BOARDS: MEMBERS OF THE STAT£ BOARD OF EDUCATION Leroy G. Augenstein James F. O'Neil REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Frank Merrimen Ken Thompson MEMBERS BOARD OF GOVERNORS WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Robert J. Brown Norman O. Stockmeyer Trudy Huebner Alfred H. Sokolowski Poid (or by lh« Republican Committee of Botry County. Kenneth Rodent, Choirmon. Supervisor Florence Halliday Clerk.Frederick W. Anders Treasurer----------------------------------------- Leo F. Lyon Trustee’- Meryl L. Peake . BALTIMORE. Supervisor Walter Soya Clerk ____________________ Anna Cairns TreasurerColleen Schantz TrusteeLawrence "Red" Greenfield CARLTON SupervisorErnest Hoffman Clerk Agnes Scobey Treasurer___________ Richard Yargcr Trustee -___ Rex Wickham ConstableLloyd Shepard IRVING Supervisor----------------------------- William F. Hayes Clerk____________________________ Leon Meyers Treasurer Elwood Yoder Trustee------------------------------- W. James Harrison Constable------------------------------------ Rozell Stanton BARRY Supervisor—-Lloyd Hoffman Clerk______________________ Frances L. Butler Treasurer_____________________ Kenneth Dewey TrusteeWilbur Solomon Constables _____________________ James Butler Bob Chamberlain Gordon Chamberlain Clarence J. Cheney for Senate (23rd District) (• . ASSYRIA for Senate (21st District) Barry, Orangeville, Prairieville or Hope Township Robert P. Griffin Garry Brown VQTE FOR IF YOU LIVE IN United States Senator Representative in Congress for House *89th District) JOHNSTOWN/ Supervisor ----------------- - ------------------- Luther Lenx Clerk - ---------------------------------- ------------- June Doster Treasurer--------------------------------------Robert Ogden Trustee -------------------------------------- Wilbur Uldriks MAPLE GROVE Supervisor-------------------------------------------Albert Bell Clerk-----------------------. Blair Hawblitx Treasurer-----------------------------. Joyce Starring Trustee ----------------- ----------------- Austin Schontz PRAIRIEVILLE Supervisor----------------R. A. I Bob > Lyons Clerk-------------------------------------- Lloyd Nottingham Treasurer _ -------------- ----Lewis Johnson, Jr. Trustee------------------------------------ William A. Stone Constables _ ------------..John W. Black \ Gerald Shepard Pork CommissionersJock Bradfield Robert Hammond . Supervisor RUTLAND — P«4 Richard Dean Clerk----------------------------------- Flora M. Biddle Treasurer __r-------------------------- .Denver Kiersey Trustee------------------------------------ E. J. Hildebrandt THORNAPPLE Supervisor-------------------------- Roy C. Noffke Clerk--------------------- ---------------------Robert L. Booth Treasurer---------------------------------Arthur D. Smith Trustee ------------------------------------------ Olney Adams WOODLAND Supervisor------------------------------------ Victor Eckardt HASTINGS TOWNSHIP Supervisor_____________ Noble "Bill" Sackett Clerk__________________ ________ Rose H. Smith TreasurerAdo L. Reardon Trustee Horry R. Scobey Constables’_______________________ Milo L. Hill Emerson S. Cairns Richard S. Bryans Ronald D. Hall . Lyle A. Newton - Clerk----------------------------------Berniece M. Kantncr Treasurer ------------------------------------- Xucy Jordan Trustee ------------------------------------- Wayne Kenney Constable--------------------------------- — .Keith Farlcc YANKEE SPRINGS Supervisor ------------------------------------ Claud Wilson Clerk-------------------------------------- Charles F. Storkan Treasurer---------------------------------Joseph J. Panyrek Constable-------------------------------Clayton Kelley, Jr. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-11-10.pdf ea286fba3da8d3610c894331f1f761cb PDF Text Text I lican Winners The Hastings Banner 20 Page*—3 Section* Hotting*, Michigan, Thunday, November 10, 1966 NUMBER 30 GOP Sweeps Barry, Jail Tax Loses Voters Reject Special 2-Mill Tax; Rutland, Barry Twps., City Vote Down Liquor EDITORIALS An editorial salute to the mem­ funeral service by the Rev Don ory of your good friend and mine, M- Gury is especially suitable: Barn' County eiectors. who went 'All The. Way With Roy p. Hubbard who, during his "God. let me laugh, love and iLBJ" (wo years ago. reverted to their traditional Republican fbattoTtrTg in’ Tuesday’s general-elect Inn arirtgave Gov. George lifetime, rendered many valuable live each lovely-day. " and useful services to ids com­ So I may know, Romney and the rest of his slate a big majority.* Httping Senator j Roliert Griflin retain his seat in the l’ ^. Senate. munity. A true sportsman. In the that come what may. 1 have done the best to live For the third time Barry County turned down a proposia highly tolerant individual in the way you want me to. | tian to finance construction of a new jail, and again voters in whom the spirit of "live into let Hastings disapproved of the sale of liquor by the glass. Forgive me if I do not pray I However, similar proposal* live" was strongly ingrained. In The ultra-sanctimonious way , passed in Freeport and m towns and cities where so much In Church on each Sabbath ; Prairieville Township. The mar- •' depend* on the willingness of Day. a* some folks do. I gin In Freeport was nine. 96 Yes Voting started oft briskly bi all to- 87 No. and tiie margin in Just let me know citizens to devote extra time and • four Hastings precincts, with 98 Prairieville wa* 58. 343 Yes to casting their ballots prior to 8 If I should stray talent to matters of public Interest, 285 No. ' ' \ a.m. In the First Ward alone. That I might stop it Is individual* like "Hubby" who In Rutland Township the liquor '' ] Precinct workers Included: help provide that extra margin *o along the way J issue was turned down by a , ■'[ i margin of 51. with 338 Ye* and • vita) to community welfare. At any time of night or day chairman, and Ward Erfcay. Vir­ 389 No. and In Barry Township And talk with you." ginia Johnson. Maude Yerty and Ida Waters; 1258 registered voters. (Author unknown■ Those of us who had the privi­ 482 No. All figure* are unofficial 43 absent voter ballots Issued. lege of knowing and associating Atty. Richard Robinson of Eaton Rapid*, receiving a neavy with Roy. G. Hubbard during hi* President Johnson's abusive ver-' chairman, and Amy Bower. Law­ vote in Barry County, was elect-; lifetime, will. I believe, agree that ba) I blast at Richard M. Nixon can | rence Weber, Maurice Ingram. , Lynda Pryor, daughter of Dr. IL„ cd to________ succeed retiring Judge Joan Hewitt. 632 registered voter*. the following verse read at the] (Continued on Page 4) | and Mrs. Bruce Pryor. 820 W.I Archie D. McDonald by a vote of 29 absent voter ballots issued. j Mad Ison Street, was namedthe, ... 13.558 to 11337 ... for .... Judge Angus , Third Ward —Claire Lockwood, I D.AJL Citizen for the 1966-1967 MacLeod of Charlotte, uccording chairman, and Mildred Ingram. [school year by the senior etas* [ to unofficial figures Atty Robin-1 William A. Hall. 97. 127 W. Betty Ziegler. Kathleen Clarey and Grand Street, one of Hastings' I and faculty lust week. ; son polled 5233 vote* In Barry Josephine Brockway: 712 registered oldest residents, died at 8:30 pm. tl'tr'of 1 fk 7 IInnnr Carol Beulmcr- daughter of Mr. to Judge MacLeod's 3.580 Judge voters. 46 absent voter ballot* Friday. Nov. 4. at Pennock Hos­ I If Si 1 yUU'U I llUflUl 11.1/11 land Mr*. Herman Beuiner. R5., MacLeod curried Eaton County issued. by 132 voles, according to avail-1 pital where he had been for four Thirteen Hastings Aiigh stu- 350; Betty Bechtel. Victor Camp. !iwa* chosen as alternate. Fourth Ward — Viola Behnke, days. To Be Honored—Archie D Mc­ | The entire senior class selected able figures. , dent* achieved 4.0 * straight . Bimn Chaffee, Katherine Chrlschairman, and Beaiie Smith. Greta Donald. who is retiring as Judge three girl* on the boats of deThe two men were nominated Mr. Hall, who wa* Hosting*' pendabUlty. service, leadersliip. and I fttn places on the November bal- son of the Eaton Rapid* law of the Barry-Eaton Circuit at Nixon. Virginia Turkal and Irene oldest businessman when he re­’ averages for the first marking1 Ue. Vickie Clark. Martha Cook, peridabtllty. OT place.* period of the school year. PrlnclGary Haller. Elizabeth Hayes. St. Martin; 970 registered voter*. the end of this year, is to be — August -------- -------•------firm of Robinson & patriotism These three girls were )ot — In •last ’s primary A- Zentmyer, tired In June of 1962 at the age1 pal Donald GUI has announced. Debby Hoffman. Nancy Kauf­ patriotlsm honored this Thursday evening 70 absent voter ballot* issued voted upon by the high B Countv turned down the elected judge of the Barryof 93. had been in 111 health for’ ■ Lynda Pryor and Karen Frost mann. Paul Levengood. Donald then ■UKOIUCUU . z aym eteuu telnt the annual dinner meeting of some time prior to his death. achieved p e r r e c r uveruges as twits. Vickie ’ Mathews. Jack Mi ­ I he Hastings Area Chamber of sak. Janice Noble. Gwen Paige. seniors carrying five subjects, Commerce to be held at the Lynda is president of the Wil­ dorsement from Barry County and Ellen Mullenlx and Connie Larry Sonicksen, Carol Stauf­ liam T. Wallace Chapter of the Tile proposal to raise *196248 a voters Atty. Robinson polled ‘Hustings Country Club. Members year received 5.419 Ye* votes and fer. Charles Sunthelmer. Denise Bom bl Baltimore Township ont Noble are 4.0 with (our subjects. of the Bur will also be saluted. Honor Society piantat for the 3 No I|le ineoure _ 5933 votes in Barry to Judge No V0U1 vole*. The measure WB was Barbra Barnett, a junior, had Vaughn. Barbie vonRels. Connie high school choir, substitute or-1 5.466 April 17. 1869. the son of Matthewi M)Un[lly ln Hastings Angus MacLeod's 3.580 Roblnand Diana (BryantI Hall, he wa*i 4.0 with five subjects; Doug Ack­ Wonk. Diane White, John Wl- ganist for the First Presbytertan Township, where It received only i Min's0 total ham A. Wickham, general and lu“1 ,vote ’•»« was 13.558 and -- • W|W iivei ln graduated from Hastings High! er, Russell Ainslle and Dave balda, Marcia Wletnik. Carolyn Church. President of the Trl-Hl-Y, 333 Yes votes to 505 No votes • Judge MacLeod, legislative counsel for the Michi­ Fisher were the sophomore* with Willison and Lorraine Wright. School. received 11337. Tenta­ gan Chamber of Commerce. and a member of the Saxon staff, ttlu| u, woodland where it wan Charlotte, receive! records and David Hathaway, He married Sarah Riley of Has­j Kristi tive plans call for Atty. Robinson for 19®7 bcuten 356 to 220 Olsen, James Payne and I Sophomore* _______ — Teri ___ Castleman. _________ Mr*. Jack Kennedy, president tings on Jon. 5. 1893 They moved She WOI now compete against I „ . „,.„'to I to be be sworn sworn in in to to succeed succeed Judge Judge of the Pennock Hospital Wom­ to Prairie Depot. Ohio, where Mr. Delrdre Wright had 4.0 as fresh- I Coleman. Beree Darby. other girls in Wratem Michigan P\e 1J ol mm ' Archle McDonftld a‘ — --------en's Gunda, ha* announced Uxat Hall worked In the oil fields for a’ men. Thoma* .... Halm. JoAnne Miller, for j a chance to represent this area *-f * J0 i Jan 2. ut Charlotte by the Eaton the new gift shop al the hos­ few year* before moving to Has­. ,uu W.u« ... u» .prim-ISSi Others on the honor roll In­ Suzanne Proefrock, Steven Reid, ... ( pital, "The Pen • Nook." opens Jan Shafer and Defable White, ting* where he started the W. A.. elude: this Wednesday. Nov. 9. । in the other three municipal; • Freshmen — Mark Anderson. 3 75; Rick Blrke. Sue Clark. . Hall Hardware Store which hee The gift shop Is to be open operated until his retirement. Nancy ____ , ----------------------------Burkholder, Nancy -----Ken- Chuck Erway, Mark Feldpausch. , Thornapple gave the Jail proWhen they returned to Ho*-2ncId »nd shcll>‘ 8 •’ ' Pp “ rd- Bally •Kimmel. Laura Mayo. to 8 pm Monday through Sat­ tings, putal a th.-.mping Ye* vote of C 1 Cathie Pletcher. Althea St Mar ­ the Hall* purchased 66 feetj 375: --------------------------„ -------Ung*, tho Halls purchasM 66 feet I375' Thomas Belson, Sally urday. 467 to 262 No Johnstown al-« ’ \ fnr of *ldewaik frontage In the » Cotter. Barbara Denny, Penny tin. Mary Btorkan and Eileen Last week's snow storm forced Thi* newest venture of the favored the measure 285 to 134,:11CW lltllllv LUI Ewer. Ironside. Mary w Mar warLr ■ 3.50; * Sue Clagett. Glenn 1 |P ”' Ann ironsiae. ‘r*­ TUcker. l>»t|irinement of many artlidtlef, Hospital guilds culminates block of S. Jefferaon. Art Colant, Cnlanf Pau! Pant Curtis, CtortiB jp '■ 1 Assyria '.•39-167, Barry No I ’ Marcia ■ tin. Rickt Morgan. --------------•* —- ’ (Shtn Art Including the celebration of the month* of planning. Mr* Ken­ Jefferaon wa* a quagmire and Bradley Ncubert. Joe | l-»ura DeGroote, Bruce Edger. It rap P rCCfmffl 246-160 and Barry No U 248 to ; P|poC!jnt P/kint 80th blrtliday of the Hastings City­ nedy said. It is designed to be a 1 time. । OT)onllel| Bn-nda I itw 185 urnngeviuc Orangeville lavurra favored uic the pro- ;! ■ IvanaIII 1 (Hill Brenda skedgell. Skedgcll. DaDa- 1 Janice Ehredt, Stan Felder. Lisa ; Bank. g. I Frey, Janice Landon, Greg MarVeterans Day will be cele-1 P05*! 222 - 160 and Prairieville I John I. Bowery of Grand Haven 1 project through which much can In 1913 Mr. IHall —razed ------- —the' Vjd Tripp and Cathie Young. President Thoma* Stebbins luis be contributed to the guild or­ wooden structures nnd built the1 Un. Mary Miles. Jerry Purdy, brated on Friday. Nov. 11. as a! 348-256 I , lk „ .... “ Pureha‘C’1 Pleasant Point announced that the celebration ganization and the hospital. _ ________________ _________ _ A| brick otic * Biorc store m at ao 208 a. 8. Jefferson. jcueiauti. AI # Daryl Rogers. Judy Smelker, | lcjSH| holiday here with the Like 1!:: riAUH rcr. uL of Mtahigo.-. lh M ' o,el and R*"t-‘urai>t tnnn Dr. will be held this week with an open Mickey Ann Swan. Trudy Wil-1 bunks and government offices, Barry •The Pen-NAok" will display' little later he built a new brick nrrv voted voted down dun lhe (hr Constltucnn.tii.i- . Wayne L Fmgbemcr of Caledonia house from 3 to 6 pin. this Thurs­ glfU similar to those carried by cox and Virginia Wilson. 3-5. [closed and members of the Laur-! tional amendment to lower the nnrt !nni. , >y 'I building --------south -- of that -• store. — T '" ‘ “ 1 ." 'and took possession on Nov 1. day and registration for valuable other hospital gift shops, Hosi-­ he used until about the end Junior* with fire subjects: Su- ence j Bauer American Legion minimum voting ugc from 21 to pi2J??\ *an Engle, Lola Sage and Linda post will hold their Veteran.* 18. The vote here was 4,706 Yes ! Elra"t?t Point 1* to be known as gift.* nil through the week. 1iwarid World War I as a showroom for, Linet Alinilfll pital Director Jack Bay said. v.“!Tt'e Carrla<e House. Maxwells, for which he had the ‘ llUol Illllllllcll Skedgell, 3 80; D I a n'e Gilbert Day dinner on Saturday at 6:30 to 6246 No. The amendment car-1 Another highlight will be the The article* are of the typ* riedonly "Barry'*n* Bowery also own* lhe Bil-Mar. and Greta Guenther. 360; Nlnalat the I.cgion Holl. . one’ of— - — prelocai agency. display of 1967 automobiles by that people buy on Impulse. Bryan. Glenda Dunbar. Harvey clnct*. Barry Township No. 1. “ holel and Inn. and the Pirates Hasting* dealer*. < I wvrut aavii* Proceeds from the ,aav shop are w to ui Hoffman. Rhyna Scholma and1 267 to 145 f-*®1- “ cocktail lounge, both at A prize drawing L* to be held help finance new services or new Larry Shaltls, 340; Kathleen ------------------r------- ------------------- , While It appeared that Barry ! Orand Haven — — — — — new store — thus The Hastings Division of the for ii portable television set to be , equipment for the hospital, and BeckwiUi, Greg Bishop, Jim given away at noon Saturday. Nov. one of uje fint project* will be he turned the same lock everyday | e. W. BILm Comjiihv will host Fisher, Mary Goodyear. Lindo tlonally - known J. Addington [ County had a heavy vote for anYh* new Carriage House Mothe annual Bliss Press DBislon LefTel, Sue Manning and Millce Wag nr r. Hallie Creek, past ni • | oil - year election. It still fell; **• *nd Rrataurant will be man12. through the courtesy of lhc|lo help establish an intensive he was In business UoDal commander of (he , short of the vote (our years ago ' *<*d by Earl Eggleston, a (ormer dealers. After the war. about the time **!« meeting Monday, ffov. 14, Rider. 320. new car dealers. । care unit at the hospital, Mr*. American Legion. when Barry gave Gov. Romney a Hatllnr* resident who has been that Maxwell was bought by • throuoh Friday. Nov 18 All registrants wfil be eligible Kennedy said. Junior* with four subjects: Reservations for the dinner ।vote °f T.428 and Gov. Jphn living In Grand Haven. Dally conferences, including new £indy Campbell and Ashley for a *400 saving* certificate to be Explaining the philosophy be­ Chrysler. Mr. Hall left the auto Earl and hl* wife. Sue. daughter. awarded December 3. and will hind the gift *hop. Director Bay business and concentrated more on product presentations, will be held .curtls) Henion 3 75 Christine may be ine.d? by calling 5-3802 or Swalnson 3.943. a .-ombined total —A lines,—at 1.the — HosUngs .1 .K- Country Club ^i..K with „<>>. Bel&on. Chery! Schantz. Barbara 5-97-C. cf 11,371 xuesday Lomney Cynthia. 18. and *6n. Alan. 17. are furniture continue to be eligible to win one said the gift shop is not Intended hi* hardware and-------— — salute n residing at lhe motel. Mr* Hall died cm Aug. 17. 1942.,» PIe® dcidf” and of the new savings accounts of to take away buslne** from mer­ Veterans — Day will those -,’’ •(.«•»». fe-u.-n » Sweet and Sue Tinker. 350: Mr. Hall ta survived by a daugh- ' “iroughout lhe US. scheduled for ChrLs Hook. Teddle McKelvey. who have championed the cause I *10 or a *10 addition to existing chant*. as people will not go to ' Earl is a native of Grand Rap­ account*. These will be awarded the hospital shop for gift* a* the ter. Mrs J. F ■ Marguerite! Eckert trc,inlcal <nd marketing dlscus- Caroline Palone. Sue Pierce and of freedom and an honorable . „ ids where he wu bom on Sent. 21. world oeace. Barry voters continue to split 1923. the son of Henry Eggleston weekly for three week*. Mary Rein. 325 atocx u too limited. limited, The me gift gut of oi Detroit, uetroii. and ana a .tater. sister. Mrs 8to™11 Monday and Tuesday stock is • (Clara) — - — sixteen of the Company * dlshop ia for "Impulse buying,"|Frank Twogood. of. Kan-'1 Senior* with five subjects: Krl3 Citizens through observance. their tickets, however, and in- and the tale Ann Eggleston. t reel Sale* peraonnel will meet Martin. 3.80; Kathy Kaufmann. will be adding their collective | «*a City. Mo. Thunday and Friday. Cindy Miller, Gayle Myer* and voice to support of the nationalI; cereal 4^Vtn tren..h'llr7n 8ch°°I be,Ore «vto« lnto member they might get some­ Funeral service* were held at 2 Seminars will be conducted by Anfilka Norsdtrom, 3.80: Bruce purpose m *^P“b,lctn! In 1943 -He served In th- Eurothing for th* patient they ore pm. Monday at the Leonardin aerenamg defending freedom freedom11 t Hastings Division personnel as Curtis. Linda Kahler. Dick Law­ wherever it may be threatened aeor“e w“nf>Wton« 6.06.. aU9;hed t0 . hosvisiting. Osgood Funeral Home The Rev. wcU as representatives from lhe Mrs Hamer Smith, who served . . of aggression. --------- . - - • Any. aen. Prank J. Kelley, in- pit.l ship In the Medical Corps. by acts Comdr. In addition to the gift ahop. George Elliott officiated mid burial press rales headquarters and the rence. Rex Wieland and Steve .. Williams, 3 40; Dale Berry, Bob Elwin J Schultcma of the State cu tnbent Democrat, receive^ 4.408 ns president of’the Hastings Board .. wa* in Riverside Cemetery. to Lawrence B Llndemer * 6370 A,Ut belni fw«n corporate office staff in Canton. Mayo, and Linda Sleenbock. 320 American Legion, said of Education, wa* honored last around to patient floors with Ohio. Senior* with four subjects: Kelley and Hare withstood the week by the Michigan School conventenc* items for patients. Each household and business A highlight of the conferences Linda Balyeat, Deborah Bishop. J establishment is asked to dis­ Republican sweep led by Gov Board Association for her many This cart operation is being co­ -----------------Ung* City Food will be presentation of award hon­ Carol McAllister, ar.d Crrry pUy the Flag In honor of the Romney. year*' service to the state of ordinated by Mr* Gerald Beck­ and Gerry oring outstanding achievement in Steward. 3.75; Bryan y a n Gordon 1 occasion. Michigan. with and Mrs. Vernon Engle. marketing the company's metal­ and Mary Odrzylwolska. 3 50 Mrs. Smith was presented a Mrs. Stuart Clement and Mrs. Wagner ' * '* working presses The award for Terri Babcock. Bev Burkey. Pat mandcr c* plaque for her contribution to the Rom Dunn, co-chairmen of the distributor sales and direct sales Clark. Ezra Dunn. Jerry Dunn. He 1----station at association'* achievement* over the gift shop guild, ask that volun­ elected to a full six-year term will be made at special dinners Jan Hayden. Don Henry. Andrew years teer* Interested In working In Griffin even led Gov Romney | Thomas L. Johnston. Hastings Johnson. Bandy Karrar. Teres* ~ at Pleasant Also nt tending the State meet­ the gift ahop or with the com­ in Barry, receiving 7.671 vote* to, Bliss Division manager, will con­ Lancaster. Linda McCulllgh, parent* owned the ing, held in Grand Rapids wa* fort cart contact Mr*. Vernon William A. Wickham, legtela- duct a tour of the local pres* [Jennifer Ol*en. Bob Ritter. SteMrs Erik vonRel*. secretary of Engle at 946-9188. Uvt counsel for the Michigan manufacturing facility for those ! phen TafTee and Karen Wallace.... The Hope oil field produced the Hastings school board. Chamber of Commerce. Is to be attending the conference. 325 ~ "barrels of oil in May. 1966 ::t nt Indianapolis the main speaker this Thursday । Grand Haven in Thanksgiving Decoration* Hale evening at the annual dinner managed the BeuWith "eioMd Window" driving meeting of the Hastings Area Thanksgiving Decoration* Sale 1964 he Joined the ■ Dried nrrangonent* and bun­ weather here, the Michigan State Chamber of Commerce to be Insurance and Is dles of dried material** on Sat­ Highway Commission advises held at the Hastings Country with that instltuurday. Nov 19. at Hasting* City motorist* to have the exhaust Club. for-------possible leak*, Hank Sponsored by Thornapple system checked fc Mrs Eggleston is the funner winter drived— J RusmII Hankins, manager of Garden Club. 11/11 -------- ----------- ---------------- Sue Johnson, daughter of Mr In the Bin.'i State Representa- 4ntl Mrs. Orris Johnson of 130 banqaat will be “A salute to live district Republican incum- s Young Street She I* a traduretiring Circuit Judge Archie bent Stanley Powell received “te of hi«h school at Charleston. D. McDonald." 5.191 vote* in Barry to Democrat SC. and met Earl -n Charleston Member* of the Barry County Leo Barth’s 2,509 Barth, a Has- <hUe he was in service tings photographer who resides They were married Nov 2. Thursday's speaker has the near Freeport, polled a total of 1948. in Hastings . respoaslblllty for State and Na­ •IB vou, U, auirkl, K-n» Crus. tar. U to tional actlviUe* of the Michigan cording to nearly complete re- • fy followed bv the new manageChamber of Commerce Wickham work* with the vari­ i business." Eggleston raid ous committee* to develop recom­ _.ih of R2 Pldm- j He said that the flneat meut* mendation* for policy positions. i incumbent, re-, are to be served and there are to He prepares material for dis­ in Barry to, be -Carriage House specials The help in hl* re-electioi semination to member*, legisla­ —i in the restaurant wiU feature a full line won the Michigan tors. and for general distribution. Horry county voters followed a 55th Representative Dt; ‘ over j j( seafoods and will serve the type national trend in returning • He also serves a* general coun­ Provident Elsenhower to office gin which may reach 100.000 over sel on legal matters involving the vton added. • by u landslide victory: Wllilama, hl* opponent, Murray D. Van­ State organisation Republican : A DeMaso The dining room ta to be re­ us usual, lead all members of hl* Wagoner; Sana tor Arthur H. elected State । carpeted and a private dining room Vandenburg also polled a huge h district, is to be built. The parking lot is to Standard Accident Insurance defeating the Democratic incum ­ Company from 1937 until Jointo office and Carroll C. Newton bent. Roger Johnson of Marshall. ' splitrail fence and the entrance and Andrew W. Cobb were easy on the Mate Republican ticket refurbished. victors In the Mate legislative Ha l< an honor graduate of Kalamazoo Republican County Barry county"« city, consoU- the Detroit College of Law and is Clerk Anthony Stamm was elec­ a member of the Ingham Coun­ City Clerk Clark O’Donnell, af­ Voting Starts Briskly in All City Precincts Retired Hastings Hardware Merchant Dies Hastings High SelectS'DAR ()()(] CitiSPll9 156 Earn Places on HHS Gift Shop is New Pennock Hospital Facility CityUank to Celebrate 80th Anniversary Veterans Day Honors Fighters “ ™ Hastings Bliss Press Sales Meet State School Axoc. Honors Mrs. Smith Area Chamber Will Honor Judge, Lawyers Hope Oil L Winter Driving Tip backward glances “hits of yesterday"..... Of gleaned from the Banner files ter all tabulation* were in. stated that the now voting machine* ty. Michigan end American Bar Associations. •chooi to UM NaMrvlDa district Thursday's dinner is Robert B Black, advertising and sales pro­ motion manager for the Mlchl- villa echoed. banquet. ‘Carriage House’ �pide were callers of I were callers at the Dsn Hickey Mix ArvtUa Murtyland Huth Peterman ton- a ia WorUey. a Una- Bunday ago. * Mra Myra Smith Lake Odem HHS Juniors . 1)1 rp ®red Bunday. Oct 30. with a 10 Brooksville. Fla, after three Wilsons and the Bob Shumwaya the Louis Kntnia family lo Present rlav * I t1— .* 1^ On Central Stage Junion at Hastings They uX.,' w ..■। “ »y ww Lfr “and ATm ».>» rtM\nm>TWrV.i wlv. 1•> danvHtwr XT pw rsnn CVvV ..... >.I ■•*«. —. o. - —- - ■ ----- -• Forrest Kuhta of Winterhaven. are now in nursing homes Mra I daughter' of Grand Rapida were Davenport Iowa. Barker la at the Aaa Randall,' vi&ilora of Mra. ArvUla Murty an William Hickey. »i«tinned at new Woodbury. Sunday nipper Jr., home. 520 E. Bond. Hast Ings r —-■■■ n.-l— ____ gureU were Mrs 'meta* Gilliland and Lucinda la ait arid George la at the Adams {i surprise Hiffh Earner and attended the family land. * Mr and Mrs Tello Bow- William Plymouth 1 Mrs. Dan Hickey. He leaves Nov.] Oroffa • tral Auditorium. Robert Bandell. English In­ structor. ia directing lite play Mrs. Ben College U a surgical patient at Lakeview General Hos­ pital fa Battle Creek. and daughter. MfflE^GREHi SUMPS Members of the -egat Include Larry BhalUs aa WllfrbC--Max­ well; Greg Bishop. as Hercules Maxwell: Chris Behoci. Connie Smith, John De Vault, John Max- GET MORE Gins for CHRISTMAS Baxter. Ptmpy McQulre; Mildred Rider. Nora, Doug Hart, Heiman Rough House Ruby: Terry WilMrs. Mote: Connolly. Harvey Hoffman. bur’s desire to earn money to buy a bicycle. He develops an In­ genious plan which centers GREEN STAMPS 01' FASHION a week. The trouble really begins COUNTRY STYLE pcclcdly. SPARE RIBS PENUOCK HOSPITAL LEAN, CENTER-CUT, RIB. .... GET DOUBLE PORK CHOPS ROAST • CHOPS COMBINATION GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAYI RIB HALF PORK LOIN SPAATAK .trapss FRESHLY GROUND ALL BEEF i CAMPBELL’S / TOMATO SOUP A GROUND BEEF SPARTAN RING BOLOGNA 59.1 79£ SMOKED SAUSAGE CAMPBELL’S SOUPS ... HAMBURGER W 3-lb. Pkg. V OR MORE . . . RCXRKH Meat Varieties - plus asparagus, CHEDDAR CHEESE, MUSHROOM, ONION & BISQUE of TOMATO ... Peru's rare Marvelous Hum­ mingbird has only four UUI fealonger than the bird itself tipped with feathered flags. ether two tall feathers shaped like long thorns, the tional Geographic says. and The are Na­ CHEDDAR SUGAR Cail WI 5-3431. 5 D71B lb MT ■■ MUSHROOM, •• ONIQN I BISQUE of TOMATO ... Wt. C.« CHEESE, “TASTES LIKE IT COSTS MORE .. • WITH COUPON L HEN TURKEYS 39 Meatless Varieties except Asparagus, PIONEER-PURE BEET • 15‘ wi. Cm SPARTAN REG. OR DRIP HOM RALSTON PURINA ... >0 la i«-lb. AVIIAOI COFFEE 33c wwt. .r Pai Grapefruit (?<>•) 6•« 39c HONEY SUCKLE WHITE TURKEYS CHEESE PIZZA DELSEY PURINA DOG CHOW SOIL PACK 39‘ 19‘ 69‘ j/v 4t> VALUES THAI REFLECT OUR APPRECIATION Of YOUR PATRONAGE GRADE 'A' MEDIUM...2K des. dn. .CHASE & SANBORN Florida Oranges asro 3*» 99c COFFEE Last Wednesday night and Thursday's Siam fall caught many of us with our snow sljovels still tn storage. In EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES.^. ORANGE CARD rolled up lhe how and pul COUNTRY FRESH . .. folks, winter u almost here. 2% MILK That White Stuff FRESH EGGS Was Snow a faretrarer of more to come. Even the skiers were caught by surprise. ' s 79* SPARTAN (leusr quantifies reg. price) WHITE HREAD —5,m>1 Hows your insulation? Windows all in good repair? SPARTAN QUARTERS. rT and one things that need your attention and our iielp at this time of the year. If the snow storm scared you Into wanting to get ready help you with your problems We have everything you’ll laid from advice to ma­ terials. EANT HIDE LVMBER CO., Ml E. RAILROAD HTREET, HANTIN'Gb . . PHONE 5-24U. MARGARINE CARNATION-AU FLAVORS __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CARD 2 4 6 12 14 20 22 24 26 32 NUMBERS TO PLAY 48 s 62 64 74 76 78 .. 80 16 82 92 94 101 • IM) kwk'. Cn it G 68‘ ra-aiTz PIES 4 2 $1 FROZEN DINNERS x- 38‘ KE MILK “ 89‘ LUNCH CAKES IQ1 instant BREAKFAST FROZEN ^PUMPKIN OR MINCE SPARTAN MIDGET.. LONGHORN CHEESE COUNTRY FRESH ... HALF & HALF TOMATO SOUP r J LIMIT rCANf WITH THIS COUPON THMU SATURDAY, NOV. IX BEET SUGAR *JOt J7 ■ LIMIT I IAO WITH TMlS COUPON • A BS 00 01 MOM FOOD ORDER THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 11. “ SPARTAN - CHICKEN, M» A TURKEY ... COUNTRY FRESH ... •I I I. MraW Sr. Hl. WI !Z«| & — GAME MO. THIBTEEN 0R^« ^^<54 OVEN-FRESH... food _ CENTER �e > Snow Disappears Mr>- Gillespie’s i Mother Succumbs As Mercury In Charlotte Climbs to 60 Mn EU»brtb B. WUIU . M. Dale Boulter Seriously Hurt tings. «ras reported to still be In poor condition this Wedneoday at Borge:m Hospital In Kalama- a The heavy snow which blan- formerly of 137 Upland Ave, and iud^W^tnw^dt?eyid“y .nd dl"l U ® Thursday. Nov. 2-3. forced the closing of schools on Thunday and curtailed many other actlvIUes as road crews worked around the clock to open high" Friday momlnj Hatllngi because of the difficult travvl. —------------------------ -- ---------”l"r" ,h* Uu,JenU ,o ,helr The Hastings • Grand Led ge and Middleville - Maple Valley football games were postponed erated and Monday the mer- bttb of or 60. » Tuesday Tur«ro. ... hlgh was mlstv but warm, and the snow hud disappeared. The temperatures: Date Hlch Low Preclp. Trace rain, snow. Trace rain. Nov. 3.... 34 25 4.7 Inched Nov. 4.... 35 21 .05 Inches . Nov. 5.... 37 26 .23 moisture (melted snow). Nov. 6.... 42 29 .03 Rain. Nov. 7.... 60 35 .16 Rain. Nov. I.... Low 56 Monday nite. .02 Rain. East Middle Lake Sid™ or Mrs. Mary Green of South Bend. 1 Ind., and three grandchildren. ....... _ lces *l,l ** held at 2 pm. •’riday at the Burkheod-Cheney Chapel Interment will be in Maple Hill Cemetery. Charlotte - Democrat Delegates To Meet Nov. 16 . Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman of the Burry County Democratic Committee, has announced that there will be a meeting of Demo­ cratic delegates to the conven­ tion on Wednesday. Nov.. 16. at 8 pm at the Courthouse. The purpose of the meeting Is to elect the party's county executive committee Uooal Bank Christmas Cub‘re­ ceived iSC205^5 According to the report. Boul­ ter was driving south on the Cedar Creek Road when s 1MI Cadillac driven by Earl D. Mid­ dleton. 22. backed out from the Cedar Creek Grocery. Marilyn Middleton. 20, and their daugh­ ter. Brenda Jean. 8 months, who ceived minor Injuries. runs of the KI want* World Travel series will be "airlifted" to the Islands off Florida's east coast when James W. Metcalf presents lhe second number of the 1066-67 program at 8 pm. Tuesday. Nov. 15. Just 55 inlle* off lhe US mainland. 800 exotic tropical isianas Islands um dot me the nmuiuc Atlantic irupicm for 4.400 square miles. Persons | without season tickets can obtain single admissions at the door. Durfee By Met. John Hook R4 Holiest «45-M3» Eddie Palmer of Orangeville spent Tuesday through Saturday with Ed Rice. * Mr. and Mra. Ernie Bateman were Sunday call­ ers of Mr. and Mra. John Ken­ nedy near Lacey. * Hlghbank Farm Bureau will meet with Mr. and Mrs Robert Foster. Friday. Nov. 11. Potluck refreshments. * East Baltimore WMA will meet this Thursday with Mra. John Hook for dinner. Donald Cheney left for Ft. Carson. Colo, Saturday. Mra. Donald Cheney spent Sunday with Mrs. Roger Davis And Bernard. They were callers of Mr. and Mra. Joel Howel) and family in the afternoon. * Mr. and Mra. Leon Helmer and boys of Ionia were Sunday callers of Mra. Hazel Brooks and Ben. * Mra. Forest Falconer of Welcome Cor­ ncra and Mra. Genevieve Makley ; were Sunday dinner guests of, Mra. Mildred Hammond and Har­ old Erb. * Mr. and Mra. Robert DeCamp and famfly of Nashvtile were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor. By Mrt. Bettie M. Cairns ' ■I V4J-4774 ; Mr. and Mra. Admiral Focrch of Lansing spent Saturday with his sister. Mra. Lottie Bumpus. * Mr. and Mra Ben Mason and sons of Nashville spent Sunday (Coni, from I’r I this Sec.) with his parents. Mr and Mrs John Mason. Robert Mason rung for the church services ax Cail- 140 The 23rd district has only Con Center Church Sunday that one precinct in Barry. morning. * Mr. and Mrs John Republican candidates for the Mason visited their daughter and boards governing the University family. Mr and Mrs Don Chose of Michigan. Michigan State and sons at Charlotte Saturday. and Wayne State University, and * George Uvwden entertained his ine state Board of Education. an brother, Mr. and Mra. Verne received healthy majorities in Lowden with a fish dinner Tues­ Barry County. day. He spent the weekend with Justice of the Michigan Suthem at Alma enjoying a party preme Court Thomas M. KavaSaturday evening with his .sister, nagh was re-elected and received Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bcdhun of a heavy vole here. 6.746. How­ Howard City and Mr and Mrs. ever. the other Supreme Court Weldenfeller of Grand Rapids incumbent, Olis M Smith, ran Mr. and Mra Frank Engle had third here, receiving 4.279 as weekend jurat*. Mrs Pat Thomas E Brenan a RepubllStroup or South Bend. Ml** Jo- can nominee on the non-partlAnh Engle, Wilson Purdy of । san ballot, polled 4.329 and Mey­ Grand Rapids Sunday guests er Wnrsiiaweky received 2233 in were Mr. and Mrs. Don Stutz Barry. and children, also of Grand There will be at least four new Rapids. * Mr. and Mra Donald , faces on lhe Barry Board of Geiger of Flint vlsUod Ills lis­ I Supervisors when It reorganizes ter. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cnjrrta rnest April 10 Forest Fbley. Saturday * Mrs. Txrrren Norton [Democrat. Incumbent supervisor made a business trip to Grand । of Rutland Township, was de­ Rapids Monday * Fire In the feated In his bld for re-election Otto Cady trailer caused some by Republican Richard Dean of excitement Thursday evening. j Algonquin Lake by nine votes Dean received 391 and Foley 382. according to unofficial figures. ; In the Spring of 1961 Foley■ Five Scouts from Freeport were was originally elected to lhe | among the 780 who ushered at - board by a one-vole majority j the Michigan Suite-Town game nt East Lansing Saturday. Free­ Jover incumbent Republican How-1 i ard Ferris, now register of deeds.I port boys Included Mike Van- I In Assyria Township. Republi­ denburg. Gary Dutcher. Rtusseil Blough. Steve Conger and Terry can Jack A Love defeated DemoYoder They were accompanied 1 crat George J Hack, who had by Chuck Hoover. Jim Williams vied for the supervisors post being vacated by Republican is M-oulmastcr of the group. Floyd Miller, who was not a candidate. For Banner Classified Ads Continued from Pogo Ona In Maple Grove. Democrat Call WI 5-3481. William Schnnu emerged the winner in the three-way super­ ' into office by landslide proper visor's race. SchanU received 126 lions; here tn lhe alate. Frank votes while Republican Albert i Murphy defeated Frank FltSBeil received 115 and Wayne A.' gerald for governor; Prentiss Pennock, a sticker candidate, re­ Brown defeated Wilbur Brucker ceived 72. for U. 8. Senator; in the Fourth In Hope Township. Mra Flor­ Congressional District, Clare ence Halliday. Republican, was elected supervisor with a vote of Hoffman was returned as repre­ 262. Democrat Leonard G. Kroes sentative by a substantial mar­ I gin. Here In Barry County. Re­ polled 251. The other Incumbent super­ publicans won lhe entire alate of i offices. visors were re-elected. In Baltimore Township, in­ cumbent Republican Supervisor I Jo-Jo White, outfielder for the Walter Soya was elected by a । Detroit Tigers will be guest narrow margin over Democrat speaker al the Soft Ball League Dale L. Moon. ; banquet Saturday evening. An1 other honor guest will be "Lady" 1 Baldwin, pitching star of an 1 earlier era. Al Brown will serve las toastmaster. More About------ GOP Streeps Woodlahd School Menu tings airport without towering the landing gear Hastings Schools Sponsor Next Blood Clinic According to the report. Beck­ with took off from the field 183200. The ChrLsttnas dub Corporation reports that tnore-Ahon 10X100 in­ stitutions are molltag checks total­ ing nearly two feillton dollars for Hastings public school some 15 million Christmas Club sponsoring the next Barry County members. blood dink which will be held in lhe Hastings High West Gym from This represents an Increase of 12 noon until 6 pm. on Monday. nearly 50 percent since 1960 when when visibility became difficult in His wheels weren't down. The Dick Smith family. Mra. . Clark O'Donnell. Mrs. Jessie O'Donnell and the Frank Weyrr■ q. hu »ns man family attended the wedi*l« «ritp ding reception for Barbara ukM. , O'Donnell and John Hunt at the **“ J home of Barbara's parents, the Jack O'Donnells of Galesburg, on Friday evening. Hubbard Hills member. While their average saving Is By Mrt. Albert Croon a* MM4i«.au TV5-1H4 about 32 50 a week, some two and one-half million save as much as Mr. and Mrs. Gary Round# |5 weekly. Many save much more. are the parents of a boy. 7 lbs.. Mrs. T. A. Coulter of Clyde. Hodpitel. Mr. and Mra. Ruswll Round* are the grandparent*. Kos., will be a houseguest of her Congratulation*. * Mr. and Mra. daughter and family, the P. L. George Hom. Jr., and family Barretts, for 10 days and was the guest speaker al the First Metho­ dist W8CS luncheon on Wednes­ Archie' Burd a Sunday ago. day From here she is going to Other folks who Spent the day Cincinnati. Ohio, where she will there were Mr. and Mra. Robert attend the meeting of the Board Tripp and son, Mr. and Mra. of Publications of lhe NaUonol Larry Tripp and family of Mid­ Federation of Methodist Musi­ dleville, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick cians. Tietz and family, R1 Hastings. Mr and Mra. Russell Palmer. Sidney of Nashville, Mr. and Mr and Mra. Lyn Burdick. Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Newton and Mra. Marshall Tripp and Brenda, Mrs. Newton's sister and hus­ band, Mr. and Mra. Homer Red­ cal of Battle Creek called on Inger of Schoolcraft were In Bay Mr and Mra Albert Green. Sun- City to tour a destroyer eoport. had dinner at Zhender's In Our sick folks In the nelghbor- Frankenmuth and spent lhe eve­ ning square dancing nt Durand. Plane Slidet in­ Pilot Unhurt R. O. Beckwith of Grand Rapids escaped Injury about 2:46 pm. Saturday when he landed his from automotive sales, 81604 from spporel. *2JOO from furniture. 88J37 from miscellaneous retell and *9309 from non-retel) sources Use tex collections were M.247 64. Mrrr.bcr? of the Chrlstma* clubs Injured about 4:20 pm. of the National Bank of Harting* and the Hartings City Bank have received a total of 8133.406. bank to the sheriff's report. officials have announced. being 2*#dV'„Nov- 3. H^-Green, : ®eac^ Hospital, In Charlotte, s,w had been a patient there Jor two week* and In 111 health ,wo P*™ • Mrs. Willits was bom March 24. 1902. in Olivet, the daughter of Willaid and Estella (Day* Griffin. She had been a resident of the Charlotte area most of her life. Mrs. Willits was a member of lhe Congregational Church and . its Mary Martha Circle. She was married June 18. 1937 In Char­ toile to Dr. Qeyton O. Willits. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Christmas Club Barry Sale* Tax Bony County sales tax collec­ tions from 556 returns during Members Receive August totaled 8123.15828. That Included 813.173 from building ma­ terial. 84.480 from general mer­ $133,405 Total chandise. *52.408 from food. 829388 TIMES NAVI CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! The appointment blanks should be returned to school by Friday of this week. The school will provide a baby sitting service (or mothers who are donating blood. Children may be brought to the gym and they will SAVE E 20<7o Oft: Flewerlng plants, gardens, poly arrangements, vases, and pottery. Anyone In good health between blood. Those not married and under 31 must have their parent's written consent Persons may give blood every eight weeks, but must wait six months alter surgery, 24 hours after most shgjs and two years after malaria. As another blood clinic will be held at the Hastings Mfg. Com­ pany about a week later, employees there may find it more convenient to give at that clinic. WEEKEND SPECIAL MUM boko $4 97 Cash & Corry — I STILL the highest quality PLUS Florltfs Tro nsworld Delivery HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop 206 E. St.t. M. Downtown IN HASTINGS leiuwuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W LAST 2 DAYS LEGAL OVER 300 Women’s dresses are reduced orig. 6.98 to 14.98 Scouts at Grid Game HUGE SELECTION IN JUNIORS, MISSES AND HALF SIZES. COTTONS. ALL ARE IN SEASON WANTED STYLES. IN DRESSY, CASUAL AND PARTY STYLES. SAVE BY BUYING SEVERAL. More About----- Backward Glances 40 Years Ago A Lions Club was organised here Thursday evening with a . charter membership of 25. Named as officers weie Ray Branch, j president; Dr. Leland Holly, vice I president; Kim Sigler, secretary and Earl Coleman, treasurer. On the board of directors will be Kail Keefer, Harold Newton, Dr. th -P. Lathrop. Fred Smith and Dan Walldorff. DOMINION HAIR DR • Portable Style Double lined bouffant hood cuts drying time! Handy carry strap. A gift she'll use foryears! f088 Kil. 1J..S BENgFRANKUN' T 102 W. ShH St. at Mhm. The Hastings Athletk Club, organised for the purpoae of pro­ moting basketball games by four independent basketball teams hero has elected • the following officers:' Roy Hubbard, preai­ dent; Stuart Bresee, secretary and Don Doyle, treasurer. Teams have already been formed at Blue, and the Hastings Manu­ facturing Company and two more will be organised from among the buslneso and professional men of this city. 50 Years Ago More than 1,000 people attend­ ed the opening session at ths Tabernacle here Bunday after­ noon as th© Honeywell Evange­ listic meetings got underway and at the evening service more than 2,000 people filled the hall to capacity. Special afternoon and evening services are scheduled for every day this week. Leteet election returns show Woodrow Wilson and Charles Evans Hughes in a neck to neok race for the presidency. Returns also show that Michigan has voted dry by a margin of more than 80200 votes. Use Your Penney's Charge Cord ’’"'Charge Several And Save! 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The chlorine treatment very eve of the Manila Conference. given the effluent from May IS cans, in general, appreciate the Fulbright has been outto Sept 15. renders It practically Hlort >»•> u» rm- lRxto ta •„ harmless by the’ time it enters put Wo U» Mooli. Cooler. pWt, Ba.■ wo. to MUblUP poor M u» effluent during the wily In MU. ^n*le COOunlKM on Kvrelpn ReHowever, no matter how sincere iatlonll| within a ten mile run. the effort, lhe work accomplished both of thc« men have With water pollution a National been more critical of US Foreign problem, the question ariaes, are Policy than Mr. Nixon, the Presi- we doing all we can and should BW. U» AnerWn puHlo not to Irar. right here in Hastings? The an" « “» >"“• All ol whkh nukr. nu blw .1 involved, all of us. even Richard Mr Nixon seen more unreason­ -NO." Probablj- the minimum we M. Nixon, have the right to exable and unjust. should .undertake as a starter pross opinions, to ask questions would be to continue the chlorine largeu for personal abuse. None of the above is Intended treatment for the full twelve months of the year and then, aa Incidentally, despite all the sound “ *n endorsement of Mr Nixon arxl fury of lhe blast against Mr or Ule ’■*«*'» ““i opinions he a possible next step for the future look Into the feasibility of Install­ Nixon, the President never did get expresses but merely a defense of ing the final unit for sewage around to answering any of the his r^ht to express those views treatment that renders effluent aa pointe made Maybe this U In line and (iilnions without public abuse clear and pure as unpolluted river with the old saying to the effect by the President. Although Mr. water, itself. that: -U you can’t attack the case. Nixon is said to be the current This would be sound conserva­ attack the prow-nine ~ favorite of many of Uic RepubllIt is seldom. If ever, that u am -pro's" our own hope Is that tion and a move in the right President has demeaned himself OOP »lu SPrk 0111 nrw m«- direction to safeguard and pre­ by stooping to abuaive personal tertel instead of routinely accept- serve our matchless natural re­ source for use and enjoyment of definitely not in line with the ’ tor Public office ran well but short future geiicratlons—a aliglit com­ pensation. perhaps for lhe moun­ dignity and prestige of lhe Presi- °f success. tainous financial problems in the • • • ' AU of us hope that lhe program form growing National debts that If President Johnson vras really Incensed at criticism of his Asian policies, he might better have vented his wrath on two members of his own party who have gone [Armed ibnzf] | -News AbterJ of surgery for the President un­ With more and. more National covers nothing more wrious than anticipated and that convalescence and State attention being focused on matters pertaining to water will be rapid and complete. But this time Mr. President— and air pollution, it* might be well for Hastings. through Its City Council to begin action. Better for • liou'll loi/e our [ BAKED GOODS Lent Corners bia 31rt birthday Nov. IX RauyrTM. MMMM Saturday evening money tree and lovely gifts. All returned home took a potluck dinner to lhe home wiahttM them many more happy Meer family are fixing up tie Gull Lake Bible Church. David Deal returned home with his grandparents and spent a few days to leave the liuspital Sunday here. after being seriously Injured In Sunday dinner guests of the i»n automobile accident. A Mbs James Matthews were his daugh­ Dibble Livingston is confined ter, the Norval Nielsens, and after­ with the chickenpox. A Mr. and Past Lake Odessa Resident Succumbs Services for. Clifford H. Dever. lb. 69c Peanut Brittle Dale's own homemade peanut brittle. CrispA crunchy and ia 1965 ware under 25 years of age. Lake Odessa Hy Franct Johiuton Linda. Cheryl, and David spent Lake near Farewell. Saturday they drove to the MockiiuuBridge- A Mra. Robert Benner and Robin were virttors of Mr. arul Mrs Leo Erb of Grand Rap- Mra. Fred O’Connor al NaahviUe. They plan to make their home ui MiclUgan. A Mr. and Mra Nick of Mr lUid Mra. Martin Stygcr on dent who died Monday at his liomc In Grand Iz-dge. will be houxheld at 1:30 pm. this Thursday at tile Peters-Murrey Funeral Showemian and family have Home al Grand Ledge. moved to their new home on Eaton Highway. - - FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL! BAKER S DOZEN DAYS You Buy One Dozen and Get “13." Chocolate Glazed Donuts_________________ 6 for 45c A rkh chocolate yeast raised dough with chocalato glased. CoHee Cake—Family size, 63c;______ Small sizo 35c Dale nut. almorvdacherry, blusberry, apple, butternut and hrnun uiair nut. . He 13 survived by three chil- retumed home recently after a doll all of Grand Ledge; two Mr. and Mra. Wood left Bunday. and Mrs Vernon <Bdna> Klingman. and a brother. George Win to-. Remember. Mondays Pantry Day __5 Ivs. Bread $1.10 Wednesdays Cookie Day_____4 dog. asst. pkg. $1.00 Elmer Teuslnk and two grandchil­ dren of Holland. A Tuesday visitor was Mr. Matthews’ granddaughter, Mrs Milo Sutherland of Lake More than 30% of the drivers involved in fatal accidents than await pressure by agents of Mra. Donald Bearup and chll-The Great Society" who are not noted for spending only one dollar Bradley of Ionia were guests of when there Is any possibility of spending two or three. Kent Gibson (Dawn O’Connor । White and naaday. The Deed# had moved from Calif, In the Spring. move in aa soon aa poaaible. 2 Loaves 41c Brown & Serve rull-Apart Bread Personal Mention of the Gerald Skidmore family from Otaeao. Plainwell, Dalton. lart weekend, returning to Grand * * delicious Rapids Monday evening. a couple of daj-s with iicr daugh­ ter and family. Mr. and Mra. IXvuUd Hummel. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe of Alma and .Richard Wolfe of Muskegon East Doud Ba-MW8GL.W8M FPO FPO San Francisco, Calif. MM2 U.8A5M5JM A. Bly. 2/M Arty. APO Ban Franciaoo, Calif., The John McLeans will be in tend the wedding of his niece, Beth Hsnscn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr and Mra. Lynden Norris were guests of the Earl Campbells attended an open house honor- of Lacey on Bunday to see pictures cn Holland at the Kellogg AudiJames Geiger and family to help celebrate Betty's birthday a at Union Hall In Hartings Sun- Steak House." Mr. and Mra. Howard Houghton Mr. and Mrs Dan Archer wood were Sunday. Nov. 6. din­ of Detroit were guests of the Mer­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs rill Kirchers on Thursday and ner gucr.U of Lynden Norris. John Dryer of rural Hartings a Friday. Bunday evening guests Mrs. Raymond Gutierrez of Al­ were Mr. and Mra Walter Karrer bion and Mums Carmen. Mar- and Earl Moore vH ted their of Grand Rapids. , niece, Mrs. Wilbur Belson In Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frahm of sing were Sunday, Oct. 9. visit­ BaUlo Creek Sunday. Oct. 30. A Clinton Street left Monday for ors of Mrs. Lenar Vargas. Becky Mra Howard Moore accompanied Bradenton, Fla. Ire Gutterrez, who bod spent daughter. Mra Basil Tobias to The Frank Henlsera of Grand tb<* weekend with Iter grnnd- Hastings Tuesday to spend the Ledge came to aee their team play raothBr. returned home. the Saxons Saturday and were guests of their nephew and family, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Bartlett lesetng from a falL A Mr. and the Eugene Henlsera, after the Mrs. Will Shriber from Hastings game. Mra. V. L. Wolcutt of Gun Lake, Homer Bartlett Saturday they spent Saturday at Will Gurds. Herald Erb, Durfee district, Mra. Keith Daniels of Algonquin attended the EUB Father and Son banquet. * Mra. James called at Lloyd Owens, Sunday. Lake. Mrs. Phil Georgeau of KalaDunn. Terry and Jimmy were A Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen at­ guests of Mr. and Mrs William tended the spughcttl supper at guests of Mra. Everett Couch of Van Gorder In Kalamazoo a the Methodirt Church in Has­ Gull Lake on Tuesday honoring tings Saturday. A Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Georgeau’s birthday. II w . -n1 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coleman Mr. and Darwin McCel-!J* en c-------*llfd J----------------? sir. ana Mra. airs, uarwin tucuei- ; ,yd C**! . . _ ... ... Annual sr. Mr. Mr. _ t»r. ‘™, Alirnnmnn * and Mrs. Pearl Woods left Mon­ | win McCelland. Jr., of Wood®Y,\L £ 1x11 day for Hendersonville. N. C They planned to be Tuesday overnight land were gurat.s Wwlnroday eve- sUU BaW,e Croek hospitel. guests of Rev, and Mrs Coyt York and return hqme on Tliuraday Luring Dull. Darwin. Jr., left Oct. accompanied by Rev. Mra. Lila 10 with the Barry county men.! Manker, who closed a 10-day re­ entering the Army. A Mr. and vival at the We&leyan Methodist Mra Donald Crons and family., Mrt. John Hook Church of which Rev. York Is By Mrt, Lloyd Owtn Mra Donald ftouiard, is now at USS4MNS7 Hq. The Roy Carlsons entertained htr parents and Slater. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frost and Karen, and her grandmother, Mra Hasel Doolittle, for ice cream and cake on Wednesday evening to cele­ brate Howard's birthday. They expect to entertain Roy’s par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Phillip Carl­ son of Croat Hills, Ill., over the weekend. talned their son and family. Rev. Jim. of Jackson for a preThankaglving dinner on Sunday. Always in Stock Washable Vinyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES Durfee Silt By At No : Ed Rice was a dinner guest of | Mr nnl1 Mni. John Chandler, ,, j Mr. th* rd Mr. and and Mrs Mrs Gordon Gordon Ro So third Mr. Mra. Casey n a ounSun­ , field received an early promo- don Lake Highway. .~ r- *and “lu ««4 5- Rex v-Mt-y and Mr. and Mra. Arnold Balers ' dm* n<m A 1 Uon to Army Pay Rrtide. private MUs Alma Evfn.lt 0{ Mustegon of Watervliet are leaving thia i called ,Several times on grand-~ Thursday for Munising to deer under provisions of the 1063 E-2 on awnpU-Uon of basic com- Jpent the Wtrtcend with her parbat training cniunng im at. run, Fort sn*. IMx. ... N. -.. J ..enu. nU. Mr. and Mrs Mra DeWitt Everett. Everett hunt. Jeffrey Chandler will stay State Constitution All eight uai Sept- 12. He was awarded the * Mr, lU]e McDiarmld spent last I with the Vernor Bloughs while members are elected at Urge. procnotion two months early be- Saturday in Lansing at Ihr home £2^1. J ,'vto"da>; his parents are away. nwrw> of. Mr .. ... .. ...... .. cause of his accuracy in in firing and. Mra Maynard Me-j' Nina Stanford of Dowling and Mrs Iva Corwin was a dinner the M-14 rifle, high score on the Dlarmtd helping core for their new Elsie Davis called on Herbert guest Sunday of the Roger Kel­ physical combat proficiency lest baby. • ■ •• • — Mark Douglas, bom — Oct. X Roar of Middleville. Mr. and leys and in the afternoon accom­ anil his military bearing and at St. Lawrence Hospital. A The Mra. Caryl Bowman of Algonquin panied them to visit Mr. and leadership ahUities. * Pvt. Petrie family of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Can­ Lake and Mra. Gareth Conklin. Mrs. David Eash entered the Army in July. He will hold an open house In honor Tuesday. Oct. 25 guests of Mra. graduated in 1962 from Sunfield of their 25th anniversary on Sat­ Davis were Mrs. Kenneth Richie, High and 13 a 1966 graduate of urday. Nov. 12. from 2 to 5 at the daughter, Mra Mlcliacl Green Huntington College. Ind. earning Christian Reformed Chapel base­ and son Douglas of Bellevue. A ment No gifts plcxsc Saturday. ----------- .. Oct. ----- -29----supper w_______ gucsto he war dead Mr. and Mra. Robert VanSickle Mr and Mrs. Ralph Keeler. Jr.,.of Mra. Elsie Davis and Bernard SPEAK .THEY WOULD SURELY •--*- — ... and ... —Philip .... and Mark were guests at a triple Miss Eraina Keeler and Mr. and}'were Janice Davis birthday dinner Sunday. Oct. 9. Mrs Harold Johnston Here Sun­ AGREE ON ONE PLEA — day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Gary West, a Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rapids and private and Mnv AN ENO TO WAR. WE THE ring Also pressent were Mr. and Campbell of Grand Rapids were Donald Cheney, local. Mra. Henry Schafer of Ionia. Sunday dinner guesU of Mr. and LIVING MUST MAKE |T Sunday. Oct 30. guests of Mr. Mrs. Thomas Wacha. Jr. A Mr. and Mrs Clarence Calms were COME TRUE'. and Mrs Joseph Majinska and Mr. and Mra. Glenn Thornburg Vansickle A Mr. and Mra. Joel Jane attended Hie wedding of and children of Marcellus. A Mr. Palmer and Lori of Orleans were Carolyn Kny Gaisel and Michael and Mra. Clarence Calms were visitors Tliuraday evening of last Knight at the Eknmanucl Lutheran on a business trip to Grant and week of Mr. and Mra. John Cay- Church at Grand Ledge Saturday Colon lart week. A Sunday. Oct. 30. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mrs Mabel McCarrick and bridesmaid. Mary imd the bride Gaylor and Janice were Mr. and Barney Perayn of Detroit spent are employed aa LPN's at St. Mra Bert VerMeulen and family Lawrence Hospital. Lansing, and of Bronson, Mr. and Mrs. James are former roommates. Extra Coat Michigan's DALE’S BAKE SHOP HASTINGS PAINT and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. if Handsome new styling * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Slioemaker have returned from a week's trip to Detroit and San Juan. Puerto Rico. They left Detroit last Mon­ day for San Juan, arriving back M. I OOK F.Jil .r In Detroit Thursday. They visited Greenfield Village Friday and Sat­ urday. A Mrs Myra Smith returned home Saturday from a two-week visit with her daughter. Mr. and 8VBSCHIETI0N Mrs. Louis Kotula, of Glen Ellyn. Hi L&st Sunday they drove to Davenport. Iowa, to visit Larry Kotula. a student at St. Ambrose College. Mrs. Letha Shumway spent the weekaid with Iver children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson and family and Mr and Mrs Robert Shumway and family of Hartings. A TJie children of Mrs. Letha Shumway iiad a surprise birthday atlas R»B MI OHIOAN PBC88 SkkViCJ SUITS from $59.50 to $79.50 SPORT COATS $31.50 to $39.50 TOPCOATS $55.00 to $59.50 Look them over. Take your pick. tailored by the Curlec craftsmen & It s the best-looking topcoati.. . excellently in an exciting array of AMIRICAN I ill tlfu. .NtWteAPta . .... . Step out in confidence ... in clothes by Curlec! Come in and make your selection now £«* Mcpkanlin Lake and Robert Miller of Battle Ruth Cheney and Mr. and Mra Danny Cheney a Sunday ago were Mr. and Mra. Hubert Hunt and family. Mr. and Mra. Howard Cheney' and family of Charlotte. Mr. and Mra. Robert Miller and family of Hartings and private and Mrs’. Donald Cheney. A Mr. and Mra. John Hook were callera of Mr. and Mrs. John Ken­ nedy of Lacey a Sunday ago. Sirloin Pit tn Grand Rapids Later they toured the Sparta Warehouse, the third largest retailer - owner food warehouse tn the country, 12 Johnson and family of Balding NATIONAL NEWSPAPKR George Barker The annual trip day for the were Sunday guests of Mrs Royal Lake Odessa Mothers Study Club Jolmson. A Mra. Myra Bmlth was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mra. Thirteen members and two guests Morris Shattuck of Portland. enjoyed dinner at the Bonatua Mr and Mra. James Dunn. Terry and Jimmy were Sunday evening Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT FOR YOUR' CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Duds Fer Him 'N' Her' We Rent Formal Wear Camp and children of Nashville Shumwaya of Hastings Sunday A William Haas lias been confined to Pennock Hospital for. three of Clarksville. weeks following a heart- attack a Mrs. Myron Hancock luu left'-for her home hi Brooksville. Fla., after Ralph Shaw. Sr. spending three months here car- Anderson and family of Grand all new, all smart styles in the latest patterns, colors and fabrics. 138 E. State St could The Hastings Banner highlkgFits the new Curlec collection ever. Suits, sportcoats, T North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 - 10 p.m. While we work and prdy for peace, we can also save to make our other worthwhile dreamt coma true. We Now Pay A’/x^o On All Savings X? M Mra. Roy Jackson. A Mias Jean Scott, a U-M student, spent the weekend with her mother, Mra Audrey Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Russ11 Belfleld ware in Richmond. Ind.. Satur­ day. to see lhe Erlbsm-Krtams- 136 E. State St. his roommate, bout members of the Vanity team, returned home All SavlRgj InjurW Up to Sunday The BalMds eatMrtaUy p II II Lewis in Grand Rapids * Mr and Mra. Merritt Pike of Plainwall Pham WI $-1153 SI5.000 with F.SA.I..C �I Marie A. Formaz, nlTEl Club Sees V.T" Styles Preston James Wright Wed ByImPeg wOomm a In Afternoon Rites al the Pint Methodist Church THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 Lake Odessa Girl, David Thomas Wed At Alaska Rifes ©<*• Forma*. 8421 Nashville Highway the meeting with * "Personal and James lUciuird Wright son of A. D. Wright. 2640 Ionia Road. Vennonlvtlte, and the late Mra. 15 at the Reorganised Church of Wright exchanged wedding vows In a double ring ceremony on explaining about, the Welcome at Alaska, Mich. at PARMALEE S from November 10th to 19th LADIES WOOL SKIRTS—Reg. $8.98-$14.98. nationally known manufacturers. Choice of styles, plaids and plain colors. Size 6-16. St Mary’s Catholic Church at tlvitiea offered to the members Arnold Thomas of Union Lake Cha->Ate. of the dub, such aa knitting, The Rev. Pr. John Shinncra classes. Hospital Guild, couple’s The soloist was Mra. Kenneth card partial and special couples Colburn of Caledonia and toe proximately 50 guests. Boskets of parties. organist was Mrs John Batdorff. rod rows and white mums deoo- wearing a floor length gown ot Chantilly lace with molded bodice styled with a square neck­ line and long sleeves. The tlerodsklrt ended tn a chapel train and a Jeweled crown of silver held her fingertip-length veil of lUu- n.w lhe candlelight double ring cere- The bride was given In mar- honor for iier sister and Mia Mary DeVine of Detroit was the bridesmaid. Mina Pormaz was gowned in a blue, bell-shaped gown of lace over satin and the meeting. Mtxnbera are to bring bridesmaid sclctod a gown of pink lace top and satin bell­ goods. knitted, crotched or band shaped skirt. Gene 81ms of Detroit, friend cn-ote It. They win be displayed and seating the guests were and then auctioned off to the Richard 81ms of Detroit, and highest bidder. The money that Steven Formas of Vermontville, munlty Betterment. Project Fund. Following tiro ceremony a re­ The Welcome Wagon Hospital ception was held at the former Knights of Pythias hall In Nash- decorations for the 50th annl- were the Ivosl and hostess and I ibo guild. Mra. Corene Dohtn Michael Isaaavou of Vermont- said It was a huge success. The ville was in charge of the gifte. guild held a work bee at Carol Before leaving on her honey- Kensington’s to make Chrbtmaa moon the bn do changed to a I stockings for the gift shop Their silver colored suit. I '— ------------------ Tile rehearsal dinner wiu, held held Tuesday. Nov. 1. at 8:30 am. Friday at the Copper Lantern in Charlotte. gram for the members, demon­ The bride b employed at Mich­ strating lhe latest in hairstyles. igan Magnetics in Vermontville and her husband at the Char­ lotte Foundry. For the present the couple will make their home with the bride's The Father John V. Dillon Mra.‘Gerald <Lrora» Smith of Knights of Columbus Council held Wail Lake Rond had surgery toe annual past grand knights Monday At Leila Hospital. Please dinner and BoysvlUe festival and remember her with prayer and dance at St. Rose Hall Saturday evening. KCs Hold Dinner Dance Saturday TOP to TOE TIP TOP APPEARANCE No. Hu«h Puppi K uw»l brMwrrM LMl tonhn d«»n. rntwiig ths rich fully lined . . . Sizes 6-16. petals and she carried n cascade bouquet ot white carnations. Honor attendants were Mrs. Max Bennett of Clarksville os matron of honor and Sally Smith and Nancy Myets of Kalamazoo and Carol Johnson, sister of the bride, aa bridesmaids. Their identical floor-length olive green Mitin MR. AND MRS. RICHARD DON WILLIAMS sheaths featured bordered trains . . . Mis" Joyce Elaine Bateman Becomes Bride. extending to lhe hemline. Their bouquets were bronze and white mums. Jerry Thomas of St. Clair Shores ai&utcd lib brother as best man and groomsmen and ushers were John Bulger und Mike Foote, 3 Member, of the Presbyterian fraternity brothers of the groom, Couples Club arriving at the and Bruce Thomas of Union Lake, ••Myztery Supper" Saturday brother of the groom. found that it was properly namMbs Joyice Elaine Bateman beinc bride's oriocs mother mouicr selected a .-uiaa uoyxc caauic The । id and a lol of fun. The menus llght blue wool suit with matching ' came the bride of Richard Don 5SX rv-t SEX SIISE 'u.‘c^." JS hat and black and white acctsi series. The groom’s mother chose a cranberry crepe suit with block accessories for the occasion. Both Marston, pastor, performed lhe i Msrs- clc; cf-rwnony Thc silverware was also Includhad orchid corsages. n. w, aw«h« or “»J" °L Mr. and Mra. Jerry Mcthncr of «—_ .tw, c-—rinr^man nf1 were served dessert fin.t with Hastings Graduates . Exchange Vows in Lovely Ceremony ter of lhe bride, were master and Si MiTTred « “ mistress of ceremonies. Williams of 23W Bedford Road.|' such situations. However, the The bride, who was accom-1.food was delicious, an extra long church parlors with Mra. Larry Rohrbacher, friend of the bride, panled to the altar by tier fa- dinner hour was planned so that I cutting the wedding cake. Others liver, wore a floor-length lace each might eventually "make I assisting were Jane Wilson, Bon­ wedding gown over a satin bodice. out” a meal, and tiic table deco­ nie Roche. Marcia Helmer, Mr. rations were "Turns" and "Alka- I and Mrs Raymond Jousma and the .-Juoulder and an clbow- Beiders." Just Incase someone's I ___ ___ length veil was worn A bouquet menu proved a bit distressing, Mrs._______ Allison___ Roark. jFor traveling, the bride selected of ptok and white rosw was <tar­ With such u dinner, food was a red and white flecked wool suit I rt®d by 5^* bride. On the main topic of conversation. and black accrcsorlra. ’«*«■ Dwy ar. raiding at 306 S.1 «»,nk wh“* the same the-.ne—gueats telling Shore Drive. Portage. I . erf embarrassing experiences in connection with serving food or entertaining. "“1 -° New officers were also elected Guasts attended from Grand . during the Short business meet­ Runiris ilnlnn Iske Detroit Alin Mrs. Bateman, the brides ing. and Mr. and Mra. David Lake Odessa Kalamazoo Allegan I ntotiicr. wore a shimmering teal Arnold were chosen ns presidents: Caledonia. Ada. Ionia and Ahak*. bluc 51111 wlth matching acces- Mr end Mrs. Roy Carbon as '' rorles and the groom's mother vice presidents and Mr. and Mrs. I wore a white and light blue suit Charles Collins os treasurers. with silver-colored accessories. Mrs. Arthur Christie was the bride's matron of honor and bridesmaids were Mra. Richard First Methodist Church Circles Bateman of Kitchener. Ontario. will meet on the following dates and at the following places: Morning Circles will meet on the groom. Enid Marlene and Kevin Lee The Friday, Nov. 4. meeting of Sarah with Mrs. Prank McMil­ Bateman of Kitchener. niece and the Hastings Women’s Club was lan. 703 W. Madison; co-hretesa. nephew of the bride, too flaWtr Mra. Fred Smith. Church. A film on "Boating girl and ringbearer. Ruth with Mrs. George Elliott. Arthur Christie attended the Safety” was shown. Afternoon Circles will meet Nov. ’ The President. Mrs. Howard were seated by Robert Ta«.vo Dlnal, ,t j wU| Peters, conducted the buslneas Balance. 415 E. Colf.x. meeting, legislative chairman. ..... Evening — Circles will meet — Nov. Mra James Coleman explained LcRoy Bateman, cousin of the bride. 38 at 7:30 pro. the ballot for the Nov. 8 election, Following tive ceremony a re­ Miriam with Mrs. Carl Damson. stressing the importance of all members getting to the polb and ception was held in the Crystal Room of the Hart Hotel where Prudence with Mra. Philip Bar­ voting. Public affairs chairman. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bateman rett, Indian Hilb Drive. Mary In the Church Lounge; Edward Caukln. Introduced Cpl. four-tiered wedding coke, ico Mrs. jean Harbin, hostess. Wm. Rites of the Michigan State ciearo, punch, coffee, nuts and Rachel with Mrs Robert Eaton. Police. mints were served. 2132 N. Broadway. An affable person, he eflectlveBoth the bride and groom arc Naomi and Rebecca. Joint meet­ lice, the courts and tlu? citizens. graduates of Hastings High ing with Mrs. Robert Godfrey. 218 He did this by repetition which School and she attended Kellogg W. Green. was Roman Cato's Technique Community College. Richard Don. Airman First Class, recently On Saturday. Mrs. Charles and the Utle of his talk. finished four years in the U. S Warner and Victor attended Ute police as If they are a foreign Air Force, re-enlisting for nn- wedding of her grandson. Larry Cappon. and Carla Estep at the element In our society rather than our law enforcement offi­ residing at 3662 North Thonng- l-ake Odessa Methodist Church. On Sunday they were dinner cers. The public sees a police ton Court, Montgomery. Ala. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Imago on television, which is dis­ The Blake Allerdings visited Faust of Bellevue and-attended torted often showing the law of­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of the wedding reception for Mr. ficers as dumb or comedians. By Grand Ledge Sunday. Harold is and Mrs. Jerry Greenhoe al OHtearing down the image of the policeman, fewer men are apply­ very IU. ing and thus the calibre of men chosen Is lowered. Cpl. Riles em­ phasized that the quality of law enforcement officers is reflected by lhe attitudes ot leaders in a community. Cpl. Riles suggested that wo are consumers first and citizens second. We feel our strength as Methodist Circles •Ligbtmifkt nalett • Ch* ahb I'M bnsblef Warm, comfortable fleece lining Wayne's 134 W. State St. SHOE STORE Fur trimmed. 100% wool in beautiful winter colors. Reg. $59.98 . . . NOW $49.88 Reg. $79.98 . . . NOW $69.88 Reg. $89.98 . . . NOW $79.88 Two $10.00 Gift Certificates Will Be Given Away! Register Free for Drawings to Be Held on November 12th and November 19th. Winners Will Be Notified. LADIES HALF SLIPS—Nylon tricot in white and pas­ tels. Sizes: Small, Medium. Large . . . Reg. $1.98. Reg. 49c. Now 4 pr *1.00 LADIES NYLON PAJAMAS — Nylon tricot, mon tailored. Size 32-40. Reg. $3.98. n.w 32-44. Reg. $2.98. N.W LADIES HOSE—Seamless. In shades of honey or mist. Size 81-11 .-'Reg. 98c. Now 2 pt- *1.00 GIRLS JACKETS — Nylon quilted reversible. Assorted colors. Reg. $8.98. now Flannel lined. Size 3-14. Reg. $2.98. 2 pr- *3.00 Now INFANT CREEPERS—Month sizes. Corduroy with grip­ per fasteners. Reg. $1.98. Now Robert «l*u. associate members were al >1.00 GIRLS PANTIES—Rayon acetate, ioce trimmed. Asst, 4~ colors. Sizes 4-14. now — *1.00 Pr- DIAPERS—Gauze diapers. Slightly irregular. Reg. $2.98. Now 2 ^OL >5.00 STAMPED PILLOWCASES—Hemstitched, assorted pat­ 3 tor lon. Reg. $3.98. Now >1.25 >1.00 ” 2 for *5.00 Valencia, thermo weave. 100% cotton with nylon bind­ ing. Reg. $5.98. Now Mrs. >5.88 CORDUROY SLACKS—Boxer style, in assorted colors. Now thing to ponder. He also quea- McAllister >2.88 *2.00 LADIES SLIPS—Docron and cotton blend, white. Size BLANKETS by Beacon—Sea Isle, 94% rayon. 6% ny­ Cpl. Riles’ sobering statement Win. *1.00 Now •LADIES RAYON PANTIES—White only in sizes 5-6-7. stripes. Reg. 49c. make k extremely difficult to convict anyone. The courts are trying to strengthen individual rights but as a result it U in­ ! creasingly difficult to obtain a confession. The question lues been naked. Do we aa citizens really want to convict anyone? Society begins to reflect its In court. Mra. Glen Brower waa chair­ man of the tm. Throe assisting »-cre: Mbs Eileen Sullivan. Mra. Roy DeHaven. Mra Chaster Hodges. Mra. Adelberl Cortright. Mra. Norris Bacon. Mra. Howard *4.88 Now *5.00 Many Other Bargains Throughout the Store the people we elect. How we made an Uienpt to learn about nnuh>l tun leltl Now LADIES COATS KITCHEN TOWELS—Terry towels, prints, checks and however. truly docs not under­ atari d what he should do. Hush from. Misses and half sizes. Reg. $8.98. terns. Reg. $ 1.69. might mean Uiat he or she might have to appear In court within a Your Huth Puppl«s» cswsli »n differwt law ——■< Un»u« tanning method! conbkw flwrocartxm 1 nifafnw* jm. ih. s.ii a- t ..I”,;’ akin* to rsiiit Niter, stama and. soil. And that mtsni soitnoaa ... awn iftw soekln*. But thsfl only halt th* itoryl Now LADIES JERSEY DRESSES — Several styles to choose Couples Club Has 'Mystery Supper' as citizens. The public does not Fireside comfort in a snowbank ’5.44 >5.88 LADIES SLACKS—Reg. $10.98 to $14.98. All wool, Women's Club Members Hear State Policeman Think casual >4.88 $8.98 to $F3.98, in wool and fur blends. Cardigan and slipover styles. Size 34-40. LADIES SWEATERS—Reg Smith of Kalamazoo In a setting cone Wagon Club could Join in of yellow and bronze mums, at seven o'clock. The bride, given In marriage by her father, was attired in a white satin sheath, with empire wabt group together In their can to and short lace sleeves. The floor­ length skirt was accented by lace inserts and a train attached at lhe waist line, Her shoulder-length Look for famous 'Trade Name labels on vu the rrrs. things iiuuyj you yw buy...you’ll find ■.. ■ — them here! Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. State WI 5-3316 , Parmaleej 124 East Stat* Street �ty and food value, ns well as The next step In saving Shoppers Guide May' Help Control Food Expenses fully and prepare it correctly to Garden Club Meets Thursday Rotisserie Roasts Many Meat Cuts Huntings School Menu lie's fourth birthday Mr. and Mra. Jraae and Mra. Frank Thei Brovont Methodist Church At Middleville Is Nuptial Scene The Thomaiiple Garden Club will meet this Thursday, Nov. 10. at 7:30 pm. at the Hastings Mu­ Buehler visited Mrt Josephine tual Insurance Company, with The MlddlevIUe Methodist Nellis at Butterworth Hospital Mra. John Thomas and Mra. Roy Church was the scene of the wed­ Sunday. Cordes as hottesaes. ding of MIm Paula Karpinski, _ . ' , Baltimore. Md.. have announced Mra Fay Hummel is chairman daughter of Mr. and Mra. Roman . 5rou,““P wlth »» W ,or the engagement of their daughter, Karpinski. R3 MlddlevIUe. snd meat Do* you --------choose ---the Joyce rn'KU rieWs Adams, to Robert of the program which consists of ----------gradra? ---- .--Elgle Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. -- ------;Kn of M„ Allce slides, movies and snapshots of the 1 correct market unit rf-. sire -------------tor your — Martin Tripp beauty of nature as taken by tlie | Leonard J. Walters, Irving Road. family, ao you won't liave a lot T$epp „ ot Middleville Midd and the late Middleville. Saturday. Oct. 28. a I of waste?-------------------------------------- Dr. Samuel Tre Trepp of Boston. Maas club members. 2:30 pxn. The Rev. Harold Tabor Husbands are invited guests. If you shop for food by price ,,lc mme-ciect The bride-elect » is »a private *rosecThe anew storm and drifted read the single ring ceremony In aione. you may not be getting your ^mry for westinghouse in BaltiGarden Club'membera have be the presence of 50 guests. moncy a worth. “F<xxl Shoppers more. Robert wa* graduated from busy at workshops- af Mr*. E. plana In many places for schcdulGuide, a Cooperative Extension T.K High In Middleville m 1957 Hildebrandt's home making dried: large baskets of yellow mums Mrs. Sendee publication l» designed to and from the University of Michl- arrangements and fixing bundle* I Charles McDonald, organist, pro­ help homemakers make well-, gun in electrical engineering In ot dried materials for Thanksglv- । informed consumer dctt«ions >961 vided the traditional wedding Ing decorating which will be for By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg feUowxhlp ' hall haa been can- music. sale on Saturday. Nov. 18. al the Shojxieni Oulde"'lfr'ac£i)|,e employed by Westinghouse I i? ~ able free of charge from the CoU1 Baltimore and is attending law Chy Presented In marriage by her __ ■ ---- ■ .............. ....... •“ AKU.I.IfU, V III Ki US Ul* OIM-ratlVK CYlrntHn U-n.l ... __ ■ . ............. ____ ... . , . FUtUTT WOrlLShOOS Future workshops ure planned father, the bride wore a traditional operative Extension Service. Send school nights at George Washing- | dren and his grandmother. Mra. green arrangements, swags, The WMA all day meeting Is wedding gown of French lace over t0 — lhe Bulletin Office. Washington. D. — C.. for 1 _ - wn ——■ v. —w, . । ton University. ,, —-...-K™ww. Ruth Hicks, of Battle Creek were MlAhli-.n Hill. I T m I v— I , »• V...f • ... u. ... ». .. .... . . 1 Michigan State Unlyeralty. East lle u a member of Delta Uparlon planned for Thursday, Nov. 10. satin with a lace bolero jacket. Her Christmas Green Sale on Dec. 2 Lansing. Michigan. 48823 I fraternity with a carry-In basket dinner elbow-length veil of illusion was Jim Williams, * Bernie Lightfoot at Mra. Bert Blanks home • Mr. held in place by a lace crown. She Dc?/’' ExJcna*on Ioott5 ! A Nov. 18 wedding Lt being Cooking Mil knd Mra. James Williams attend­ Remember the dates and places *■* - Ipiamicd. . carried a bridal bouquet at• yellow ed the O.EJ3. Installation of Offllor Holiday decorating. shopper compares food purchases and white mums. . cere al Hastings Nov. L * Visitors ... on lhe basis of weight, quality and k . Maid of honor was Miss Kathy Of Al Church at the Shoebridge Horn attended the Gosptt Quar­ food value, a high food biii doam't Nancy rrederickson Kermeen and bridesmaids were home were Mra. Phil Loll of Elm ­ Insure a well-nourished family Di , t tette singing at Civic auditorium Miss Dawn Kidder and Miss Rose In the recently revised publlca- r ledgCS I TOth tO dale. Mra. Marion Overholt, Ray It'a a combination of primitive F.l until the least meat ther­ Seese and Spinor Johnson. * Mr. Saturday evening. They had din­ Cook Tlie attendants were dressed tion." Food Shoppers Guide, "which \A/nvrtA ^\A/i I Ar and modern, this cooking on the mometer reads 185*F. ahe authored. Mr*. Dean offer* VVQyne JWllCF and Mrs Orton Seeae and family ner at the Hollyhouse tn Grand alike in royal blue satin brocade. rotisserie 1 Rolled Pork Loin: most mar­ were Wednesday visitors of Mr. Rapids. Mr * and Mrs. Glenn Frederickinformation In making such com**" “"*■ *' Mrs. Luella Stahl spent ths light blue bolero jackets and Certainly, it goes track a long kets feature these In 4 to « pound and Mra. Ray Seese. senfof rural Woodland wish to I l» rlw.ro matching Dior bows as headpieces. rlzes. although it's passible to buy I way in the hlatory ol cooking to Mr and Mrs Ray Seese attend­ weekend with Kenneth Stahl's They carried bouquets of yellow She cover* how to figure aver- announce the engagement of their daughter. Nancy Dawn, to Wayne ed the golden wedding open house and white mums. pound size. Loin cuts, as revealed at the Legion Hall in Lowell hon­ Peter Yoder and family of Mid­ The average man. woman, and bed of coals. Just as certathly. handy charts in comparing sizes Swiler, son of Mr. and Mra. Har­ _ .. . almost _200 _ oring Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis. dlebury. Ind., were Sunday dln'child consumes of cans and froren food containers. old Swiler of lake Odessa. ed snUsfactorily by the tinw the and ushers were Trrry Flnkbelner, Nancy Is a 1866 graduate of pounds of potatoes annually. tender meal. bonelc&s, rolled-and roast incut thermometer registers * Mra. Muri Vanderhoff of Has­ She explains federal government. a friend. Ross Walters, brother of *Lakewood ukeatrad Hlsh tIkmiI arirl I* lUKIItings visited her mother. Mrs. mana. High K School and is Wldle inn 200 rvmM, pounds nt of rruvtt moot foods tied to put on a spit that turns. the groom, and Michael Karpin­ Stella Tubbs, at the Sliocbridge and shows how they-can help the employed at Braden's Pharmacy In <rib home Friday. * LaFufl Shoebridge ski. brother of the bride. bargain In our country, accord­ Mra. Dean Geiger with a group shaped, boned roust that bal­ Mrs Karpinski chose a royal entered Pennock Hospital Monday. givea guides for selecting poultry. Wayne is a 1864 graduate of ing to Portia Morris, nutrition standing rib with the outside fax of 18 of Che Women's Mlaalon- blue knit suit with matching ances easily and turns well on specialist at Michigan State Uni ­ Lake Odeaaa High School and is and muscle corering removed It Blll were Bunday dinner guests of accessories for her daughter s wed­ ceral*. fruits and vegetables employed at Oldsmobile in Lan­ versity. will weigh between 4 and 6 attended a personal shower hon ­ ding and the groom's mother wore ed. there's literally nothing to Mr. and Mrs. George Mann ot Regardless of prices on Indi­ sing oring Mra. Bob Poirier Tuesday a brown sheath dress with malciicarving a cut like this, points pounds. Roost until meat tiier- Flint. vidual commodities. Mra Dean No wedding dale luut been set. provictes more thiamine •Vita­ out meat authority. Ret» Staggs. In Grand Rapids. The Mr. and Jiggs and Harold Price arrived believes that the toed shopper will min Bl I than the some amount Freah Ham Roll: this wUl 160 P. for medium; and 17o*F. home Saturday from Sundance. spent for any other food. At the weigh between 8 and 12 pounds well done. Allow 18 to 20 minutes rlen Springs Church In the near church parlors following the cere­ plana wisely before going to the future m pastor. * Mr. and Mra. It Is like a regular ham. without store. Then she should shop inrafter citrus and cabbage! in lhe curing and smoking, Cook It 22 for inedlufn; 22 to 24 for well- Mra. Orville Kokx of Battle Creek Gordon Stahl celebrated their mony. also an evening reception was held al the VFW Hall, with were Sunday visitor* of Mr. and done. 35th wedding anniversary by din­ Mr. and Mra. Charles Karpinski at moderate temperature <350o Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stutz of Mrs. Norvol Thaler. ★ Saturday ing al Langston with their fam­ of Lansing presiding us master rural Woodland announce the en­ pre-Chrtotmaa celebration ns Mr. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Joe KaufT* ily. the Dean Geiger's, Amith and mistress of ceremonies. Mra. gagement of their daughter. Bar- beans, peas and nuts* In yield of niacin, a B vitamin, and also in and Mrs. ia-a'Ls wucox ore ieav- man were Glenn Kauffman and Joe Bates of Elkhart, Ind., made XfirrCTV MTi \A/S! ln8 soor‘ ln Florl‘1‘L There were son. Dale, and friend from Colon Diane Hoffman a few days ago. the lovely three-tiered wedding Iron. 1 1 liL YV v-J | 48 in the group and many were and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eye of Tire family members were at Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. Elmer complete food although they ore ---------------- —- --------- —------ -------- 1 from Hatting*. both receptions. Miss Jill Blough low In protein. Their high min­ Shirley and Tom Lechleilner.; . • • assisted serving coffee and MLu I eral and vitamin content, and the students at Andrews University., -nic Stuart Clevelands enter- urday callers at the Charles King celebrate his birthday bringing Janette Misak served Ice cream. planned largo amounts consumed, make entertained theln> parent-,, the! mined with a dinner party Miss Susie Kermeen served lhe Uttle Susan King of Lowell was them an Important protective Edward Lechldfcfw-ra, for the •Thuroday evening In honor of a Saturday overnight guest of Mr. food. weekend at the Unlverally to?Mrs. L. J. Caston and J. Frank- and Mrs Charles King. * Donna Bunday visitors at Wayland. * For their wedding trip tluough Many people cut potatoes from celebrate their 2ith wedding an- • ]m Huntley on their birthdays, Northern Michigan, the new brine Mra. Bert Blank called M the Wallunas of Kalamazoo U spend­ their diet because they think nlvcrxary. Judy, who Is a regts-. • • • changed to a rust-colored sweater ing a few days with her parents, Jay &t»'s home In Fretport Bun- with matching accessories Their -_____L-l_____ _L they're fattening.-Unless potatoes urrf num Al mmMj-KoAIr w „ . „ ........ ....... — . ... n was a ono winner game ai Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wallunas. * enmr to DOT- ;, ... .... ........ Mra. Gerald Beckwith told mem­ ano smothered with rich gravy, nltnl ulvi Unoun. u. iielD l>lp her to-.P"h, . briar- ,p», in and family were Sunday dinner new address la 406'i W. Main, oonerve U» me atoKlon. occasion, Il n wa was. । lhc EptKbp.1 church L'nacr- Jay Wing fell Friday morning but bers of Hospital Guild I about the butter, or sour cresun they are true blKCTVb Middleville. Is better at tills writing. * Mr. Interesting workshops they attend­ appropriate for a low calorie a ... new __ experience for____________ lhe Ixch-1 croft' Tueziday night and Herman A rehearsal dinner was held at daughter. Miss Bethel Moto. . __ ed-nt theVBth annual conference diet. Dr. Monts noted Potatoes Irlbnrr, kx! a the home of lhe groom's parents. pleuu.1 uul Prr.t MwrUe ,u„ Grand Rapids were Bunday din­ offer many nutrients nt a modest of the Michigan Association of • • • I the honor*. Second went to Mr*. ner guvou, guests vt of pru. Mr. aua and aitaMrs. aay Jay family ,----- ' —--------- ' Hospital Auxiliaries held at Lan­ Fred Sebastian of Long Beach. Tlie William Cotants enter- D. c. French and Mra William Wing. Wlrur In Tn the afternoon, Qftwrrwm accom- 'lhe D*T'd Otto family near MldAnother virtue of the potato sing Oct. 10-11 talned 31 guests a Sunday eve- Stebbins and third to Gordon panled by Mra. Wiiw. they visited dle.’2£e' “f* Herman Calif., visited his daughter, the At the guild meeting at Mra Is Its blandness which makes it nlng ago following the services [ ironside and Richard Potter. Miller called al the Melvin Star­ Ellsworth Newtons, last week. On highly popular with young and bards of East Clarksville Sun­ Sunday evening the Newtons en­ land. Mrs. Fay Wing had Just tertained their daughter and duhn was named president. Ruth old. In addition. It is very low returned from Pennock Hospital Scheresky, vice president, and In fat and sodium and Is ap­ and 1s getting along pretty good. Mote and children were Bunday son-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs Bill Axel, honoring Bill's birthday. Mra. Thomas board representative. proved in the diet of many highMr. and Mrs. Jatr.es Sheehan | Members enjoyed the annual Mrs. Herman Miller. and family of Grand Raplda were 1 “silver lea." at which time they Since the potato is very dlgvstl<•»«•<« |j Fk*«»r*aaT" Salurday for an evening of doneThe Ken Reahrns left Sunday Saturday visitors at the Jay Wing Monday, Nov. 7th was Mich­ । puld their yearly dues. Mra. Rlchln,r n.'llh ri.Hnnn' Prl.'-'jill me callnrfrh n Qrmm rtf Clranrt Rnnlrt. Ing with George Peterson os call­ wfth a group of Grand Rapids igan school tour with teacbara Jard Bryvins, Mrs Bill Yeoman and ulcer patient and HcnoniUy tol­ er. The Roy C. Fullers then en­ Shriners. on a flight trip to home. * Mr. and Mra. Richard or chaperones the 4-5 and 6th Purdick and family and Mra. Ma­ 'Mra. BiUy Clark were hostesses erated by those, who are allergic tertained the group for coffee Hawaii with Stateside stops en rie Burdick of Hickory Corners grade* tom-ed factories, buttnraa i end all. enjoyed the auction sale to many other foodstuffs. , , . were Sunday luncheon guests of places and John Ball Part. Mra. Dr. Morris suggests that the at their home. which netted about (30. John Ijetson went with the chil­ Yogas. San Frltnclsco and a Tlie next meeting will be In most nutritious method of pre­ Coma ond Gat 'Em! WIDOINC Hospital Guild 18 will meet number ot sightseeing places and Mrt. Allen Pish attended the dren from this school and they December for a dollar gift ex­ paring potatoes b by baking ar took the trip by bus and came along the way. They expect to be FHOTOCXAPHY change wijh Mra. Floyd Colvin. boiling them in their jackets. George Boss’ golden wedding at home very tired but felt they Mrs Lisle J. Conly and Mrs. John RmnetnlxT to serve them as Hanover, on Thursday. Nov. 17, home in two weeks. Mrs. Jessie Loppenthlen, who the home of their1 daughter. Mr. had learned quickly as possible after cooking. al 2 pm. Riedl as the committee. has been 111 al the Clark Memo­ and Mrs William Richards In HuThuy will Uirte better and lose When lhe Lyle Gillespies en­ rial Home in Grand Rapids, fell llngs and the golden wedding for 1 Dinner guests Sunday of the Tom & Sally Robinion Dr. and Mrs. ttemont Brooks | Harvey Burgesses were their rapldly destroyed when potatoes tertained their potluck bridge and fractured her hip and is Mr. and Mra Laurence Endres st ”205 N. Michigan are leaving this week to attend club on Saturday* evening. Mr. now a patient at Blodgett Hos­ Curlton Center. I family, Mr and Mrs. Alden Jody Pounce of Norfolk, Va, tlie National American Dsntal and Mrs. Dcwuyne Pugh held pital. Burgess and son, Michael, of n>.~ 945-3967 spent the weekend with hit par ­ Association mettiryj In Dallas, HAJTlHCt the high tallies. Mrs. Herbert Wedel leaves this Grand Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. ents. Mr. and Mr*. George Faunce. Ross Bebon. Jo Rosenberg ot Alto accompanied Sandra Allenllng, a sdphomore. , Mrs. Glen Brower entertained Paul Arow In Oakridge, Tenn. Is among the 1,384 full-time and her bridge foursome for dinner En route to Florida the Ralph Jody returned to Norfolk -Sunday. part-time rtudents enrolled dur- th Tuesday. The group includes Hesse, of Charlevoix, visited the Mra W. A. Schader, Mrs Bern­ Dr. Gordon Finales over the and Gayle visited his sister, and College in North Manchester. ard Reed and Mrs Al Vedder. weekend. family. Mr. and Mra. Charles Ind. . Wilder of Grand Rapids Bunday. Mra. Roy Cordes entertained theme for lhe forthcoming ba­ * Mr. and Mra. Al Barnard visited When Mrs. Martin Crank. Lewis members of the Study Club for zaar at the First Presbyterian her sister. .Mrs. Gary Kidder and Hewitt and Mrs. Iola Wilkes went luncheon at her home on Indian Church, Dimondale. The event children at Caledonia., Mrs. Bar­ to Florida for the Winter, Mrs. Trails Drive Monday afternoon. has been dubbed "Presbazaar" nard attended a party at the home t-eslie Raber drove the car for of Mrs Charles King Tuesday. There was a family get-to­ and it will take place Nov. 11 them and was a guest of Mra. Alice Weaver, a farmer resident, at the gether ol the home ot Mr and; wide selection of original, hand- ;visited Mra. Letter Brown at Bl. Lincoln Arms Trailer Park. Mra. Mra. Harold Dooling of Middle­ crafted Items will be available •Marya Hospital Monday. * Mrs. ville on Sunday which was a in the Christmas Boutique, Flow- :Mina Wieland spent the weekend Raber came home by bus. er Basket, Children's comer. [at the Paul Crumhack home near aprons. Ahoy!, Gingerbread Boy :Harris Creek. * The Bhelllngton family enjoyed a family getand Bonbon Shoppe. by The Rev. Lowell McCarty un- 'together al the VJ.W. Hall Sun­ for a potluck dinner prior to derwent surgery on Tuesday and day ' Iras been Improving at Blodgett their parents. Mr. and Mra. Em­ met Shellington. leaving for Flori­ Hospital In Grand Rapids. ( da. ★ Mr. and Mra. Don Kidder. A daughter was born to Atty. ;Sr. and family, including their and Mrs. John Huntley in Mar- (son. Billie, who just returned two shall on Tuesday. She has been • Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Hoos, Miss Mrs. Tim Kidder in honor of Ceclle Hooa of St. Clair Shore* Tims birthday. and Al Lennon* of Chicago had Linda Munjoy, Jerry Taber and dinner In Battle Creek on Wed- Mrs Vachel Taylor ot Flint spent ----- ,—. with Mr. and Mra.. jule nesday evening. Nov. 2. to honor1,Tuesday THE WORLD'S For control that really lhe 32nd wedding anniversary of Turner. * Mrs Harold McMellon MOST HONORED means it, here's the Mr. and Mrs. Haos and the birth- and three children of Ann Art»r spent from Thursday until Bunday WATCH answer! Lcwclla presents, (Lunchoont or* o Troof—Different Every Doy) Mr. and Mrs Harold Sharp this zippered pow er net I spent several days in Northern Joe Kauffman. * Mr. and Mra. This Chriitmai are her sparkle with delicti! Michigan lost week and also visi­ Keith Blough and family of girdle and panty, made ted their son. Tom. a student In Grand Rapid* were Saturday supgeological engineering al Michi­ * Pvt. Hubert Blough jflt Friday whh a lined satin gan Tech. Tom has been elected jrec-acilon front panel vice-president of Eden House. for Ft. Gordan. Ga.Tfor eight wont you Wadsworth Hall. He was a weeks of extended training. that’s lightly boned. Mr. and Mra. Jesse Blough and graduate of T-K High In Mid­ Hubert were Wednesday supper dleville. Never rolls or rides up! Mra. Lena Snell, who has re­ The satin clastic back turned to her home after being tie. * Mr. and Mra. Joe Christie hospitalized at Pennock for six and granddaughterL*Ira u r le of panel flattens the derriere. Marton, were Bunday.dinner guest* visitors and telephone calls. x Wide clastic waistband. honor of Cindy Christie's fourth Mr. and Mrs. John Birman are birthday. In white only, 26 to 34. planning to leave lhe latter .part of the week for PtaUtas Park, Fta.. for the Winter. On Sunday there was a family gathering in­ cluding Mr and Mra. Birman. "You, too, con bo lovely Mr. and Mrs John Birman. Jr., and family, lhe Howard Birmans for the holidays." and the Walter Birmans at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Cof­ fey and family at Allendale. Mrs Busan Parkhurst has re­ turned to her home In Tucson. Artz, after visiting here three weeks. She spent a week with SAawa.- Solid HK gold, diamond i«t her sister. Mra. Ben Beverwyk, and they both were guests of another sister. Mra. Kale Bur­ (Includes Cut. Style Set. Etc.) gett. in Grand Rapids for a DEPENDABLE JEWELEB week. Sunday Mra. Beverwyk's Coll WI 5-3382 granddaughter Mrs. Yvonne 122 W. Stale Established 1931 Marsel! of Newaygo, visited her. Mr and Mrs. William Cotant and family were entertained for HC8 er Security Charge Card* dinner Bunday at the home of her parents, the Harry McDonAlma Fingltlon Robert M. Trepp To Wed Nov. 19 Pleasant Valley r reeport —.— . Potatoes Remain Food Bargain In Our Country Parents Reveal Daughter's Troth Mrs. Beduhn is Guild President Personal Mention and Barbecued SPAKE RIBS TOO! WHITES Photography n* Superette —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. At Manchester its price Remember How is your secret. Pleasant Point Food "Pom-6 Used to Be ? LEWELLA This Christmis Dazzle and Delight Her LONGINES Now, under the able handling of the man thqt made it that way —EARL EGGLESTON and FAMILY dre going to make it that way again! Stop in and say "Hello' have a cup of coffee or a delicious meal. Join us GIRDLE or PANTY amazing value at s/50 The Bonnet & Gown Shop Thanksgiving Special! Regular $15.00 Permanenl Complete for $10.00 Patrick C. Hodges �Barry’s First Contingent Moving North Hunters Prepare Forll.P. Shooting Early Saturday Michigan's Split Deer Season Has 2nd Opening Nov. 19 • ........ v. KU HUUJ Ul half a million or more hunter*— Including many from Barry—will, hit the woods next Saturday. Nov. 12. for lhe opening of the Upper Peninsula deer season. The following Saturday. Nov. Again this year Michigan will have a split deer season, with 16 day* or hunting in each penin­ sula. Date* are Nov. 13-27 in the Upper Peninsula. Nov. 19-Dec. 4 in lhe Lower. Although precise estimates are UPHOLSTERING THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayna Hazel Phone 374-3523 Impossible berause ot the many the Lower Peninsula could affect Die final kill figures. hunting, Conservation Depart­ ment game men think there likely will be a drop both in hunter numbers and in tlie total kill. Hunter numbers aren't expect­ How will the deer act this ed to equal last year's all-time year? In the northern Lower record total of 606,000 who shot mi estimated 113,600 deer The more scattered than usual be­ cause of an abundance of acorns because antleries* deer kill quo- and other Full foods. Also, by the time tlie shoot­ percent statewide and more titan ing starts below the Straits Nov. that in the northern two-thirds 19, the rutting season should of the state where most deer hunting is done. deer wont be moving around as Past experience show* that about one In four permit-holders kills a deer. . To answer widespread criticism of the metal seal used in the validate kills. Department law officials hope the tag. a pia»ti- Special CoronaryTT n 1 he Hastings Banner Training Given PcntlOck Nurse Section Two—Page* 1 Thunday, November 10,' 1966 to 6 XlrB 'll!,)™' t • cheat-proof than the seal. nt Pennock Hospital and 19 Upon getting a deer, each other picked nurses fiom all over hunter will be required to cut the S ate graduated Irotn a two Hasting* fnemen were called week course m Coronary Cue to specify tlie date of kill, lhe I Unit nursing, which was spun-, out .': 6 02 p m Thuisday when The Hasting* Area Ministerial sex of lhe animal, and If It is a । the 8 by 36-foot 1956 Skyline buck, the number of points on its ioclutmn. a Michigan United • trailer r>f O’lo Cady on Culbert Arvx-la.lon wi'] hold it* monthly left and right antlers. Drive al Middle Lake caught fire meeting Monday. Nov 14. from Fund agency. at Providence Huapilot _________________________ Fire damage wut the gieatett 5 ta 7 pm. at thr Lutheran Services were held for Ervin__ O. much aa when hunting used to strlclly enforce this "cut-out" 111.-course, the first of ,u, .... 11* upc type ---------Collier. 18. — at — Laki—-------------Odtsui.- — nt around the oil burner and there Church a’ the comer* of Walnut make Ha traditional statewide requirement which will prevent Ptld Jcff'rrm Street* It will be start Nov. 15. Upper Peninsula would-be violators from swllch- in Michigan, laugh', the nurses the Pickens Chapel 1 n Lake wm, h- at damage throughout the « potluck dinner meetlm’ Ilk how to supervise units and to Odessa. Saturday al 1:30 Rev. mobil home hunters. however, will be afield .................. •'--------- Wlbcrt officiated with —ftefSJ—(be Wednetday -program will tx- on "Relea.*teach other- nurses the techniques Norman As always, the Anal figures will during the peak of the nit. to another without showing uf Tlme RrfirirMi* Clvses ' All uf working in them ( Interment In Lakeside Cemetery. nlshl'* snow storm elimimtrd working in them be influenced by such- variables they bare cheated. Mr. Collier died suddenly as weather, what hunters do and to favor the hunters. Northern Dr Ross V. Taylor, of Jack­ are invited to attend. Before a deer is moved from ..... awuiripa wci as iin swamps aren’t nearly on aa wet son. president of flu Michigan Thursday morning. Nov 3, while tiie spot where It 1* downed, the Early Wednesday they were —--------- •------------Weather i* the biggest "if." Its1 they were last Fall, and this Heart Association said that the shoveling snow at hts tiunic at whims, aparticularly during the — Bllow hunters to push) tag must be wrapped and »e- unit*, in addition to supplying 1658 Jordan Lake avenu? ;S.-h l bXr' ‘ *?. ! ™.d"bAb! curely tied around the front leg first few days of the season when into deeper cover where many | intensive hospital care, are de­ Coroner Dale Kauffman and of the anima), with the informa ­ the bulk of the harvest 1* ac- whitetail* look refuge in 1965. Lloyd Valentine. 77. wh» »ut1 signed to combat a .-pedal risk the Ionia police- department wind to an area I hind Sttwrll tion side facing out. Ruildlng Service on S. Michigan, fered revere bunts about his face ■' Department game men re- । To do thia, each hunter^will ! of heart attack, sudden stoppage toward determining whether the and brad, hands and arms Sept. No damage was done. need to carry two lengths of cord । of the heart. I The unit's chief tool Is an — —.... —In Sunfield on He wa* bom or fine wire al least 12 Indies and whether hunters will go ail level In the northern two- 1 ac-e ore was burned over in Car- nock Hospital and hw condition I electronic monitor, which, when I IXc. 4. 1888, th? son of Frederick rol Cutler's woods on the River has been good. Monday he re­ home smiling or grumbling. thirds st of the sUte. stale. Locally Locally,, Tjic Lw provides . new new tag tag a also proviaes attached to a patient, will sound j and Ellen iShowcnnnni Collier. Road near Sundago Park It'* anybody's guess, too. how celved hut flrat physical therapy. ot coune, there are up* and i space space where «■----- each ---------*“• an alarm When an abnormality He married Mln* Gilbert of successful hunters win react toward the During that rfeek firemen cn his hands. Valentine's trade* j hunter must write the exact lo- i occurs, including stoppage. Hut-1 Sunfield on Oct. 15. 1915 They spilt season. Last year, separate including, if ।. tering. terirur a drop rtn.t, In in bood horv! pressure nressurn I lived i1 in Lake lake Odessa foi for 25 made many runs extinguishing became engulfed In flames when The moat significant deer de- . cation of his kill including. Saturday opening dates in tlie lira in brush urea*, and fires In gas exploded in his trailer jw.^ the ----------number — of -r-i the — or abnormal rhythm. \.— .c — from •-...- •the »— Sun■ 1 yenm/golng tficre two peninsula* led to ganging up cline ha* occurred In the Upper I applicable, — leaves. off S Hanover Street. , lbe bnUn f.tal field area . and overcrowding In some areas, Peninsula’s Lake Superior water­ antlerle*. d«r area where the and encouraged many hunters to shed and especially In the west- animal was killed. damage If deprived of blood for Mr. CoHler. an employee of the TaSS °f ; ",ore than a frw momenta, the Fisher Body in Lansing, retired venture into unfamiliar terri­ cent Winters have been hard oni used successfully in other major nurses --------- are ___ -----... .to .take . .Im- i <„ tory. taught ln iot-> It's even possible that the deer and food supplies continue• deer states for many years. i mediate imcrgency action to reSurviving ttYc hl* wife: a The Department will again start or retime the heart, using daughter* Mrs. Charlie iJoyce' scheduled telecMt of the Michi­ to go down. gan 8tale-Notre Dome football As a result, antlerless deer. operate several roadside I among other things, electric Munson of-Kalamazoo: two sons, game oh the Nov. 19 opener in quotas have been scaled down shock and'or Closed Chest Wynn of Kalamazoo ami Jerene throughout the area, and the ; Cardiac Resuscitation, he added, of Lflkc Odessa; six grundchllKeweenaw Peninsula will be re­ biologists can Inspect and reI Roeurth has shown that use stricted to bucks-only hunting. of thr Unite during the first YkL Department field studies indi­ Mvrn to 14 days of a heart at- J*1?. ol Bnd * cate that the northern Lower tack lias cut mortality about 25 brottoer- Vern of -Mason. Peninsula's deer herd is IltUe about the condition of Michlpercent. Dr. Taylor *ald. I • changed from 1965 overall,- but e. Mr and Mrs Bernie Belson The check points will be al the again with local changes. In tfie 1 visited the Wilbur Belsons of southern farm - belt, whitetail Straits of Mackinac, south of USE BANNER WANT ADS! Battle Creek on Sunday populations are generally high­ Bay City on 1-75, near Alma on er as deer continue to thrive free US-27 and White Cloud on M­ 37. and in Howard City on USof any food-shortage threat Thl* much is predictable foe 131. Biologists will be on duly at the Straits station November 15­ Il R*niwi 20 and November 26-27, Deer' will be checked at the other The Department, with advice i four roadside sites November 19-1 from eight northern Citizens' 22 and November 26-27. The Bay Advisory Committees on . Deer, City and White Cloud stations has cut this year's number of will also be open December 3-4. These checking stations are, antlerless deer permit-holders to • 140,000, approximately not used to obtain a count on, total numbers of deer killed. DaDancing 9:30 to 1:30 other highway stations, where ■ | hunters are not required to stop and where they generally are not i even aware that the deer visible on or in their cars are being j counted as they pass by. Lake Odessa Man Dies Shoveling Snow Thursday ®tto Co*)/5 Trailer Area Ministerial Association to Damaged by Fire Meet Monday Volehtinc Improving Thought For The Week "Never wear yourself out making plans for tomorrow, if it means neglecting the job that should be done today." THE HOME TOWN DEALER ELKS TEMPLE HASTINGS Turkey Trot1 Stan Trumble, C.L.U. GIRRBACH Saturday, November 12th FUNERAL HOME $250 per couple for Members & Guests Middleville Post Office Bids Asked New York Life Phona Vermontvilla 259-7298 W. Green at Broadway j The Post Office Department is! nr-eklng ctxnpcUUve bids for an improved building to house its postal operations at Middleville. Postmaster Ivan J. Payne announced. Under lhe Departments (Lease Construction program, a , contract will be awarded to the [ | bidder who designates a building 1 suitable to the Department's • Door Prizes “hTgaLetrio Ph. WI 5-3252 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE WON'T YOU JOIN MY CHRISTMAS CLUB AT REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties $21,000.00 A GOOD BUNGALOW ON S. WASHINGTON ST., with living room, two bedroomt, dining room, kitchen »nd b*th. fulf bate- A BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, on North Strwt. Hat­ ting* Height* with living room, threo nice bedroom*, kitchon and dinette, full batement, gst heating plant, attached ttorm window* and *creem, for ---1.--------- --—$16,800.00 A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE CLOSE TO BUSINESS SECTION OF HASTINGS, one tide ha* living room, two bedroomt. dining and kitchen and bath, the other tide ha* two bedroom* up­ stair*, living room, dining room, kitchan, shower, lavatory and stool, alto ha* a garage and bring* steady Income ..$8,500.00 A LARGE HOME IN THE SOUTH FART OF TOWN, ha* four bedroom* up*talr* and on* bedroom down, living room, dining room kitchen and bath. Michigan cellar with oil furnace, lot $4,000.00 A REAL NICE AND UNUSUAL HOME »outh of Hatting* on good blacktop road, hat living room, thru badroomt. dinetta, full bath, kitchen that built-lml. and I* iltuatad on twe-aert lot, want to trad* for bungalow or tultabla home in Hatting*, or want to trada for bungalow or tuitahto home In Hatting*. A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, hat two badroom* upttaln and on* bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, altedbo room apartment and bath, ha* ba**-menf and ga* heat, t^lot for ......-------------- $9,000.00 MIU. ITlirT Ku .wo A REAL NICE HOME I and full bath up»tah Ing room, kitchan porch, wall-to-wall all drapat go with ■... w.^ w fully Inflated, and it ha* been newiy painted outside and decorated imide, ha* two ttall garage, nice lot for IH.00fi.00 A NICE YEAR ROUND HOMS AT ALGONQUIN LAKIt *U on one floor, hat living room, two bedroom*, kitchen end dining room, utility room, the living room carpet goes, he* garage. »troem .lll.Q00.00 AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location, hk* three bedroom* and half-balh upt'air* and down one bed­ room, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, hat base­ ment with two gat floor furnace*. *rd a two stall garage, for $7,000.00 INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN. ha* two apartment*, north apt kitchen end bath and two bedrooms upstair*, has full basement $600.00 IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-37 vAih living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full bath, full basement with oil heat, has garage with breereway, for..........................................................................$8,900.00 A1 REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD. $10,000.00 A RIAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, hat I PLAY SANTA THE EASY EFFORTLESS WAY nece, brand new garage and utility room, full corner lot fo» WITH A CHRISTMAS BUILDING LOT IN lad WARD, www and water in. his a garag* on It. also a part b«*em*nt .....$1,500.00 BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for$650.00 iNICE CLUB CHECK! f-i*. . 2 ■ WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND SE.SOO.OO HOME ON HEATH ROAD touted an 1 *-pcr* lot, all on ..41,066.00 V two living rooms, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with HASTINGS SALESMAN wMb $1,500.00 down, ter At TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDORFF ADDITION. First Ward. NEED NEW LISTINGS dining space, full ryl r*. Incoma, above ha* fireplace in living room, and carpeting m dining room, for------------------------------------ ----------- .$11,000.00 A GOOD HOME IN HAJTINO dose In to business district, has A REAL COO© COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKI, tedW c» slab, lari i*. Smart folks are starting right now to .accumulate money for CHRISTMAS FOR 1967 . . . through an HCB CHRISTMAS CLUB account. Just decide how much money you war^t for next year and save a small amount each week. For as little as 25tf a week, you can be bill-free next De­ cember. Wouldn't that be wonderful? Afi ESTATE Brdker 145 W. Stata St7, Hwttati COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hustinqs Citii Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Depotit Iniuraiue Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 80 Continuous Years �Saxons Tie Comets, Lakewood Wins Second Sl Johns Romps I—THE HASTINGS BANNER Hatting* Battle* oamss TB1DAT mioht ledger* 6-6; Vikingt Bury Oriole*, 2(>~6 Lahtvtav M BC. Casual. Co-Captains Dave WfDiam* fbzf o*id iuulti and Tom iTlny) Timin. senlo?» playing their final game for Has­ tings High, led their Saxon* to a 6-6 tie against favored Grand Ledge Saturday night tn a snow­ storm on Johnson Field. St. John*, after their defeat by Lakewood, slid back Friday night and buried Ionia 51-24 to win the West Central Confer­ OslMMre as, Denas v. ence championship The Lake­ B.C. LsktWtv J*, Partag* Caalr wood Vikings took runner-up Bailie Craak 34. Kalastasoo 17. honor* with their M-6 victory over Charlotte with Saturday * assist from Hasting* which. knocked Grand Ledge out of a 2 Have Perfect Trapshoot Score* Understanding Quail Women Bowlers To League Crown I| Grid Roundup | To Hear WIBC * OAMB THUBSDAY In West Central Speaker Nov. 17 Clyde Coburn and Dick Taylor hit 36 out of 25 target* Bator- vatlon Club's trapshoot. Gary Murphy and Ken Lan­ caster had 24. Jim Shaw 23. Bob Slocum. Harold Mathew*. Russ There will be a meetlngXf the Hastings Women's Bowling As­ sociation on Thursday. Nov. 17. at the Southeastern School in Hastings at 8 pm. in the all pur- pleasant as lhe teams battled on a soggy turf on a crisp Winter night. However, the snow began falling during tlie Intermission and continued through the third the half. quarter and Into the fourth Mike Green scored from the Both touchdowns were scored one in the third quarter before ditring the snowfall. Gerry Woodbury went in from 19*1 Mia* rjo« U dipping throuah to score 44-12 after thro* periods In the finale Joha Markman 12. Chris Tuller drove two yard* for a Bulldog TD and Mike Kry- six-pointer. CirwnvUte drove 7* yards in Gold lads scored in lhe third period with Quarterback Jim the third period for the only Williams setting up tlie touch­ down by Intercepting one of Ben smashed the last 28 yards burst­ Cadwell's passes on the Comet 30 ing of! V Ik Inn In­ and returning to the 10. On the last Friday third play Roger Will swirled through from the six Timm's Orioles batkick for the point failed Grand Ledge scored with 4:38 left in the game after moving The game had all the ear­ from ptelr own |29 for three first downs putting lhe ball on marks of the enthusiasm and de­ termination that enabled the lhe Hastings eight Lakewood boys to pull off the biggest upset of the conference a week ago against the unde­ feated St John* squad In the first half both team* found lhe going tough partly Grand ledge had tbruUuwi due to the field made wet by a late tn the first period tfUtoXad robot*' snowfall train' *thd' day Roger Millbrook had' b]££|d Iffwt Tom Barnum. who ha* Dave Wiliams' punt which went figured In heavily on the *corlng all season, carried the ball over out of bound* op- tht_Baxon 20. for the first touchdown of the evening early An the first quarter. Hanson for a first down on the After that neither team made Hastings' 8 Two passes went in­ much progress. In lhe third quarter both complete and one run cost the Comet* two yards so they tried team* broke loose and scored a field "goal A bad center sent Mike Jackson scampered up the the ball over the kicker's head middle for 43 yards and a touch­ and the'ball was downed on the down The Oriole* retaliated by marching methodically up the Saxon 37 Hastings moved the ball for middle for 60 yards and pay dirt. Hastings High Athletic Direc­ tor Jock Clarey ha* announced that the annual Lee H. Lamb In­ vitational Wrestling tournament would be held In lhe main HHS gym on Saturday, Jan. 7. Eight schools scheduled to participate I n e I a d e Grand Ledge. Charlotte. Battle Creek Lakeview, Grand Rapid* Un- Bldelman. Bernard Tobias and Don Bachman. 22; Jeff George. 21; Jim Spoon. Eldon Mathews. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Julia GunU. a field representa­ tive for W IBC She will discuss lhe history and growth of the W.IJB.C.; the many services of­ fered to Its member*, the duties and responsibllltlM of the city and league officers; the WIBC championship tournament and annual meetings; the Senior and AJBC program; and other Im­ portant subject*. There will be a question and answer session and If Ume per­ mits colored slides win shown. <•* II AU members and friends Hastings W.BA. are urged attend. "If Mrs. Ounti can take her valuable Ume to meet with us let's have a good turnout to from the 23 and Norm Love from show her we appreciate it,” Lou­ the two for lhe Redwings' first ise Bahs, secretary of the local touchdown* lonla scored tn the second period to make It 25-B as Chuck CITY CAGE MEETING Stewart passed 38 yard* to Bruce Lapointe Humphrey then went attendance al the HaaUngs from the tS to score and Boyce and Clyde Cobum, Jr., Russ Bohllnger and OU* MUI* won the special event In tlie 26-yard handicap shoot. Earl Argetslnger had 20 and Bob Hlocum. Al Taylor, Gary Mur­ phy. Clyde Copum and John Another shoot Is set for Sat­ urday from 5 to 11 pm Many hunters sighted-ln their rifles al the range Sunday and a pancake and sausage breakfast was enjoyed. •F. ed Wednesday night had (arced postponement of the Hasting*Grand Ledge ’salt from Friday night. The weather during the first Globetrotters to Appear at Civic Basketball and comedy at their best—that's lhe trademark of lhe Harlem Globetrotters. The heralded Trotter* will be performing for West Michigan sport* fans for the 41st time by taking on the New York Na­ tionals, a group of former col­ schedule drafted legiate stare, on Monday. Nov. I 21. at the Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium While the Trotters' exploit* in Room 1*2 al Hastings High Michigan's annual big game season is just about to get are numerous, one of the most School. heralded is beating the U.B underway and this week many Barry County sportsmen and College All-Star* tour straight women are moving north for the opening of the deer season years in the World Serie? of bas­ in the Upper Peninsula on Saturday, Nov. 12. Many more will ketball Ln the 1950's. Meadowlark Le move north next week for the opening on Saturday, Nov. 19. Many will also hunt right here in Barry County. supplies lhe comedy and play­ OreenvtUe High's cross coun­ The Michigan State-Notre Dame game will keep many ing punch. try team, which won lhe regional Lemon, one of the highest paid championship, won lhe West hunters out of the woods on the Lower Peninsula opening, and athletes In the U.S.. Is In nis ------------------------------Central crown Wednesday over even our Indian River gang may 12th year with the club. the St. Johns Country Club be decimated as the grid battle To millions of kid*. Lemon is SCHEDULE CHANGE course. Mr. Basketball. Hl* ball-hand­ Hasting* High Athletic DlLansing. , ling and moves under lhe bas­ The popularity of deer hunting ket have no equal. Hi* comedy that lhe antics have kept the crowd on The Jacket.-, nosed out Alma by continues to be great here. John two points. 48-50. Grand Ledge, Leary of Leary's Sport Center Sharing the top billing with defending champion, had 69; had Issued 760 deer hunting li­ instead of lhe Vikings comMeadowlark Is Fred Neal. 0-1 Charlotte. 95; Lakewood. HO. censes up to Tuesday, and he was behind schedule. He ex­ guard, the master dribbler. Neal and St. Johns. 126. JI. The preliminary matches pected the pace to pick up rap­ Again, Hastings and Ionia did idly. Al Nashville Oale Kelhl | pert* with his wizardry and not field cross country teams. had issued 210 in his hardware control of the ball In every store and at Stone's Hardware । game his “keep away" dribbling j at MlddlevIUe 75 had been pur­ i for 60 to 120 seconds al a lime chased) Bob's Gun & Tackle , Donald J. Spencer. 19. Lan^ hgs received standing ovations. | Armchair A^ete | Jacket* Win WC Cross Country West Catholic. Portage Central The preliminaries will be held In the forenoon and the finals In the evening. T. COO DM. S Iset* riv 1* B.C Lai.rlcw T. S:30 Jan ft LokcvooS T.*:30 Jm. 12 C Lu kxw I. 0:30 Jaw 18 B.C. Lakarlaw U. CIS U. S:30 2« CHU4 U4|i II. 31 leal* H. 4:30 Ta*. 8 Laktaoo* It. S. 30 M Slid n*. 17 CkazlolU T. 4:*o rra. 33 0rsa4 L«dl« WM8TXJM0 DM. 1 School for U>o Sited T. 0:30 T.S:30 D.c d Grandville Dsc. 13 B.O. Lakavlcv H. 4:10 D,e. IS Ionia 11. 4:30 h.s-.so 20 Qodvta Hsllbtc Jus. 7 RasMagS Invitation* B. «:30 Jus. 10 Orsad Ls4gt H. S:30 Jsn. 11 Charlo im Jan 1* Sa. J Mas T. 4:30 J*O. 24 Lay Morri* T.4:30 r«*. 1 Lahoaood 7. C30 H. 1:30 r«s 1 O.B. Union r.b. 10 Or.«rtll. H. * 30 r«b. 18 a. Qrsad **»»■ T.StSO r«k. 11 CoaftrsaM r«b. S4. SS B<(U>*1< March g, 4 bim* l*1a*!i BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available I. H TRUCKS Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION SCOUTS Hunter Wounded time, will be acrobats, jugglers sold 120. These few dealers who b>' BB from a No. 4 shot table tcnnl* stars and gymnast*. «W*re clucked Isauod a total oUgBvd by his brother, Daniel. 31. i A234-“d ®xny, moro dexlet’lbf Woodland. While they were em or e. . . . ■ hunting in Sec. 15 ^>f Castleton The Middleville T-K Band Oct. 29 Dan gpes to Ann Arbor Saturday to Outdoor Trail This Is *he|1 Township Juru BV u Saturday. IBOU1V Bnu uianl K AJBC JUNIOR BOWLING I fired at a rabbit and didn't see see lhe Michigan-Northwestern U1 Wes VanDenburg led the jun­ hunting season but someofour^ game. ( X ior* with 199-565. Bob Terry fine sportsmen are still fishing. _____________________________ rolled 193-484. Art Merrill 160­ Bun McPharlin landed a dandy 450. Sheryl VanDenburg 161-453. six-pound. 30'j-inch pike Sun- I Elmer Smith 166-447. Jeff Blim- day fishing at Gun Lake with1 worth 158-453, Dave Hathaway Dutch Hoevenalr. . . . 163-407. Doug Relglcr 140-381. Tom Williams 139-381 and Carol deer while driving on the high-| Norris 170-385 way. but especlaly during thi*, Standings: Moose 12. )Plston season. Eighteen deer were killed] Ring Union and Team 9, 11; on Barry Highways tn October, I Coleman Insurance No. 1. 9. Pis­ Game Warden Gene Brown re- i ton Ring and Ron *. 8; Legion port*, anti more have met death 1 Hastings forced the Comets to Auxiliary and Haan's Standard 7 this month. Three were reported punt and again began to move. and Local 138 and Coleman No killed within 31 minutes Monday ■ Early Ln the fourth. Jackson Dave Williams got five, then evening. Robert Conklin hit one ■ again scored when he romped Fullback Jerry Dunn drove to the Grand Ledge 41 Three play* some 51 yards around the right Donald Taylor hit one on the, MONDAY MIXERS failed to gain and Dave Williams end. Later Tom Hewitt climaxed WoodrutT Road al 6:52 and Mrs | Good scores: Shirley VanDen ­ went back to punt Instead of a fine offensive effort and car­ Ben Carr hit one on M-37 south kicking, he ran for a first down ried the ball over from about 15 burg 197-553. Betty Sheler 202­ 516. Wilma Daniels 181-515. Faye on the Ledger's 13 The drive yards out The Barry Sportswomen'* Club On offense the Vikings rolled Allen 181-507. Judy Cronk 189- has scheduled a meeting for again bogged and Timm's fourth down field goal attempt was over the Oriole* for some 283 Nov. 15 and a directors meeting yard* and-------------picked up some 9 first Ise Bahs 175-503. Doris Stanton for Nov. 22. How come, girls, no -short and Ute Comets took over , ------------r-----------------on their 20 with 53 second* left] downs. The Charlotte boy* mus­ 183-497. Leah Dawe IM-473. Cleo one going deer hunting? in lhe first half They made two) ‘tercd • — 156 yards -. — on the ground a Flora 139-402. Julia Lozo 152-426. first downs before lime ran out , and 30 in their air attack. Jack­ Mary Partridge 134-419. Bonnie Playing their final football son was the big man for the Converse 176-427. Maxine Dipp k> games for Hastings. In addition Vikings on offense. He picked up 186 - 452. Mary Snyder 166 - 452. Janet Rowley 119-352. Marilyn to Dave William* and Timm, were Jerry Dunn. Bob’ Ironside. mates. Barnum and Hewitt, add­ McKenzie 172-454, Edith Thomas By Mr*. Leo Frey 176-494. Barbara Lyttle 174-433. Rev Wieland. Bill Shumway^ ed 89 and 71 respectively84. MS. B aOK C»w* 721-Otll Gladys Edwards 167-487. Irene Terry Watson and Tom Kurr MI. and Mrs. Sterling French Senior* Alan Dean and Phil of their high school football ca­ Heath 192 - 489. Peg Crontnger were dinner guests of Rev. RolOlUespie were 111 and didn't reer. and Coach Jerry Eckman I* 175-432. Loraine Barnum 149-384. mighty sorry to see them go Lois Bowman 141-388 and Betty lie and Beulah Poe al Alto on dress i Sunday. Oot. 30. * State Trooper Also aide lined were End Lin- Tho-e hanging up their cleat*. Sothard 178-485. for the last time are Jim John­ Standing*: McAllisters 28. Koo&tru from tlie Battle Creek son. Tom Hewitt. Mike Jackson. Foodland 26, Northside 25. Ly­ poet delivered a safety message St Johns scored 25 points In Kellie Allen. Tom Barnum. Dan dy's Purina Chicks 24. Mary's at the three churches. Banfield. the first quarter and coasted to Ayres. Bob Wieland. Jim Eck­ 23. Big D and Vogt's 22. Piston Dowling and Briggs Sunday. Oct. it* undisputed grid champion­ man. Gary Kimble. Lloyd Cun- Ring. Parmalees and Van Matre 30. * Rev. Harold Anuon wa* adship Randy Humphrey went n Ingham. Jim Farnum, 21. Haan* and Hastings Floor ■ milted last week Friday to Pen­ over from the twelve, Gary Schrenk Ron Shoemaker Covering 19. Sheriff s Girls 18. nock Hospital to undergo teste. * Boyce 7mm lhe one. Humphrey Benson and John Reed. WBCH 17. Saving & Loan and Mr. and Mrs John Crago. John­ Food Center 18. Parker's Bar 15 nie and Carol were guests oL Mr and Mrs. Gordon Buxton a Buri­ and Kroger 7 AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Tony Belli Your Hosts MOTORS Hastiest HASTINGS BOWL INC. 1320 N. Michigan Ph. 945-2479 Going to Ann Arbor Woodland at Michigan USE BANNER WANT ADS! Brings You lAfDfU MW tou W DI n TOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Banfield-Vicinity of MICHIGAN Keep Your Dial and Sot At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 HASTINGS- Join the Ski-Doo families Invite 8 Schools For Lee Lamb Wrestling Meet HHS 1966-67 Schedules Mr. and Mra. Leo Frey helped Mra. Norman Leonard celebrate her birthday at her home on T Drive no-th A carry-in chicken dinner wa* enjoyed. * Mr. and TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Ed Backe led tlie league this week with 212-583. Norm Jenkin* rolled 196-543; Roy Hewitt 190- (they're having fun all winter long) BARRY COUNTY RADIO 515 and Bob Reynolds 183-509. Good games: Dick Wilcox 196Frank Gallagher 190. Roger Dingman 188. Don Graham 181. MU Cornell 180. Frank Richter 168. Larry Annis 163, Ralph RlcJutrdaon 155. Standings: Ken and Bob'* Gulf 26. Welton Heating 23. Quality Discount __ 23S. ............ River ... Bend Golf Course. Tbomapple Skating arid Consumers Power 19. Maker* Super Market 18 and Backe Construction 13'4. Sterling French were- In Has­ ting* caring for their grandson while his parents. Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon French were in Big Rap- A GAMES— THIS WEEK MICHIGAN Northwestern Broadcast Timo: 1:15 p.m. Mr. and Mr* Luther Lenz, Mr. and Mra. Jim Whitmore, Mr and Mrs. Wayne Ferri* and Mra. Myrtle Dunn were Sunday. Oct , 30. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Victor Schantz of near Nashrille * Jim and Cindy Leonard spent a couple days with their grandparent*, Mr and Mr* Leo Frey * Mra. Joacplunc Cheexman from Battle Creek and Mra. w«ws*ww ....... w... i Marjorie Dunn from Marshall Hal Brown, a piano tuner, wlw wet* Thuraday. Oct. 27. dinner ooaM to Hasting*, periodical!-. C'imi* of Mr. and Mra Gordon I* the oompoeer of the kid*' som; I Buxton * Mus Kathryn Frey "Sandy" He alao has composed ,ro'" Wt*:ni and Mr “,,d Mr» the hymn “For God Takes Care" 1 Marvin Fray from Flint spent which has received favorable ’;•* »"kend of Oct. 30 with the oommotMs in churches where he Fn>?\ ,, ... , ha* accompanied hte own voice Wr ----------- * from Dowling were dinner guest* mi the piano. ______ Get Set for the BIG ONE on Saturday, Nov. 19 Composes Kids' Song come see, come drive the sensational new skl-dao. WOULD* LARGEST SEILING SNOWMOBILE SOI SKILTON'3 W. Gun Lak, Ehoa. OS 2-S352 N.n lo Alla,an Co. Park TIRED KIDNEYS Kathryn and Mr and Mr* Mar. COT■ YOU <w DOWN! ,vln Frey a Sunday ago. * Mr UXT1I iwt wij* iuxm and Mre Gerald Shepard from , Saveral from this arm attend­ ed the funeral for Mrs. Mun ell Clemmer of Mill Lake. MICHIGAN STATE VS ’ NOTRE DAME for the National Championship S’ We'll ba on the air at 1 :J5p.m, ♦or this "Game of the I COR �Ruth Johnston 168-437. Doris Stanton 156-442 and Jo Tinker 148-423 Good games: Ruth Rice 166. Martin 151, Maxdell. Tuckerman 144. Louise Bahs 172. Gretchen Kennedy 154, Jane Chenoweth 162, Joan Kingsbury 163 and Betty Miner 183. HASTINGS BOWLING J h GO GO GIRLS I Standings: Canada Dry 25. MONDAY BOWLERETTES Emma Magoon led the lassies Miller Jewelers 20. South End ' Pood 19';. Hostings Floor Cover„ L ----------I “Mt W'i. Lcscon 15 and Hastings Frances,Welcher and Marie city Bank 11. Ulrich picked up the 6-7-10 split j Good scores: Carol Bldelman Good scores: Marte Ulrich 165- had n nice 130-359. 95 pins over 455, Lois Roblyer 177-463. Wlnl- 1 her average. Ben Hanson rolled Cole ---------139-384. -----Cleo fred Yarger 160-461, Merna De- 148-415. Joan -------------Pew 175-487, Bm Cutler 140-321. Shanneck 145. 148-411. Belly Sils­ Gladys Purdum 177-431. Irene bee 124-335. Mildred Adrlanson 151-395. Sue Klenutake 165-453. Heath 188-615, Shirley VanDen­ burg 181-533, Mary Miller 184­ Jane Kennedy IGO-418. Gayle 459. Sande Daniel 181-483. Ginny Spaulding 154-368. TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Betty Rogen led the lassies on Nov. 1 with 202-533. Norma Klmmey rolled 211-485. Betty Howes 190-474. Wilma Anderson 166­ 386. Helen Featherly 163-393, Joan Terpenlng 157-374. Phylene Klahn 155-415. Loraine Stanton 155-352. Fran Hybargcr 149-423. Marlon Taylor 147-413. Peg Ed­ ger 147-383. Florence Ossenhelmcr 138-373 and Diana Bebon 137-371. Welcher 199-431, Jo Tinker 180­ 516. Barb Klersey 171-482, Phyllis Thompson 186-491, Kale Colvin 158-467. Olayds Edwards 185-524. Gerry Newton 174-485 and Faye Allen 167-470. Standings: Millers Duraclean 26. Williams Insurance 25. Walldorff'a and Signs Tire Service 24. Color Center 22. V & J Mobil 21. Blue Ribbon Grill, Bums Re­ frigeration and Bam Market IB. Hastings Milling 18'.-. Gilmore Gems and Lydy's Trucking 18. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Motor Aires 16'.. Cuyler Truck-: Good scores Nov. 1—Walt Sin­ Ing and Arcade Beauty Salon and Action Flex 12 and Beeline clair 211-516. Bruce Brumm 193­ Fashions and Rockhill Banghart 520. Don Graham 192-520. Roger Dingman 207 - 494. Dorotha Service 9. Bnftnm 181-499. Jeri Cheney 187- WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Motor ■»« j Sales 25 Peabody Oil, Ne-Hi — and Hastings Cleaners 22. East Side Lumber. Stanton's Real Estate and Crystal Candy 21. Vito Boy 20, Millers Plumbing 19, Has­ tings Aluminum 17. Barry Co Ready Mix end Maker's Market 13. Carol's Needlecrnft 10 and Pepsi 6 Good scores: Shirley VanDen­ burg 193-529, Faye Allen 185-505. Sue St Martin 189-501. Maggie Corlgan 181-462. Gene Thomp­ son 177-466. Shirley Bowman 175- 461. Lucille Wilson 162-461, Nortpa Varney 157 - 466, Barb Klersey 181-499. Eileen Gillespie 176- 475. Bobby Handy 199-479, Bob Tossava 185. Sian Snyder n6 Ehnpr Jnrv||. nl w 11 ra a McCollqin 170. Louise Annis 170. Joan Haywood 155, Bev Backe 151 mid Linda Dingman 146. Jim Durbin rolled 240-205-185 for n 630 in his league a week ago. D. Ouenhelmer chalked 2l|-S37. Arch Howard 202-531. V LaDere 205-515. Bob Shaeffer 523 and Russ Hart 208-512. THE HASTINGS BANNER—J Thunday, November 10, 1986 Welcome Sign for Hunters Middleville to Battle Comstock Park Friday HUNTING Ptrmittid without char ji on land in CROPLAND ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM Drtails it Firm Headquarters Most area high school teams—--------------------------------------------------have closed out their 1966 grid Foyer was "the best halfback we've faced -all year.”” seasons but fans still have fa- ---------------.vorllcs to follow this Friday as „„„ Gull Lake's Carl Harn den Middleville, with 31 straloht vic-1 opened the scoring when he lories. (ravels .wv.u to Comstock Park raced 35 yards fQr u touchdown while Maple Valley hosts Olivet. in the first period. Barry Fans See WMU Win to Share Crown West Central Standings Pennfleld moved ahead In the Manv Barry County students Lak»v»o4 second quarter with Dan Wells A team. Battle Creek Central: kicking the extra point after his and other Bronco fans were in Greenville goes to Belding, two-yard touchdown plunee La­ the stands Saturday when West- lu.unl. and St. Johns Invades Elsie- ter In the same canto he hit cm Michigan University defeat- Cbariotu Ovid. • John Reed for an 18-yard touch­ ed Ohio University 20-13 for the ' !•??? Coach Bob Whites Middle­ down pass and the Panthers led, school’s first Mld-American Con­ ference football championship ville Trojans posted their 31st 13-6, at Intermission. straight victory at Maple Valley Wells and Smith teamed up on Saturday night. 20-0. after Ham­ a 55-yard scoring pass in the I Waldo Stadium, The Barry County Humane So­ ilton had been rocked by Wav- third stanza with Wells convert— ' The ' chamntonshlp U shared ciety reminds animal lovers that land 27-13 Frldav to give the Ing. Gul) _Lake _______ .... early ... scored in with Miami .University which got they can obtain dogs for peta-at T-K gridders the Expressway, the fourth with Mike Heshel- in on a tie bv defeating Toledo the animal shelter by contacting champlonship. Not that Hamil- ■ man's 48-yard pass to Hamden University. 24-12. Dog Warded Dean Braden ton's defeat was necessary! making the score 20-12. Welts Western never had finished through the sheriff's office Kalnmnroo Hnekett whipped ran 15 yards for the cilnjher and higher than second tn 18 tmt| gmdermanned Caledonia. 33 - 7; added the point. years of competition in the Mid­ The 1965 and 1966 Michigan Galesburg-AiiRUstn trounced. — -• Blll Slanlilawski -• pl -------unfed American circuit. State football teams both scored Delton. 28-7. to climax a perfect [ from lhe one lo rive Bangor The win was the fifth in a row 'firsts" 1U>» tn «.•.« nuuUy Ohio State's Woody Kalamazoo Valley Association and the seventh in eight games: Hayes' career The Spartans held season: Pennfleld whipped Gull Joe lauch's losing skein at this season Western still has two | the Buckeyes to a minus rushing Ijke, 27-12. and Bangor won Its games on the road—at Xavier yardage In 1965 and handed first game of the season defeat­ Lawton's Blue Devils ended a Saturday and West Texas State them their third straight defeat ing invading Fennville. 7-0. fine 6-2 season Friday beating in two wecjis. | (p 1966. Coach Lyle Berry's Wayland stubborn Lawrence; 7-0. A 40lads grabbed a 20-0 lead In the yard pass play from J g h n first half and won going awav.I Weurding _to____________ __ Ben Carter__ proQuarterbn-k I.ee Pandratz vlded the lone touchdown. Lawpassed to Rog Mcrren for a KI- rencc has a l-6-l record. vard touchdown play early In hB_, runner-up honors the Inaugural period Jay ln the A|.Van conference beSchaefer run 15 yards in the sec- hind Bloomingdale. ond canto and. Curt Sebright, Comstock Park, Mlddlevile's kicked the first of three extra | points. Tackle Jim DcWeerd final foe, mauled Lowell. 61-20, picked up a Hamilton fumble |,Friday, for a big surprise In the Tri-River circuit Belding ant! rambled 23 yards to score. whipped Rockford, 32 - 20, and Mike Thompson scored for Ham­ Sparta defeated Cedar Springs, ilton from the 2 and it was 20-6 at the half. attle Creek Central defeated Pandratz hit Bob Freeman for rimazoo Central. 34-17. another Wayland scoring pass Unbeaten Reed City roiled over in the third Quarterback Oroy Kapcr got it back for Hamilton Evart. 66-0. going over from the one. Kaper passed to Bruce Grotenhuls for E. W. BLISS LEAGUE the point. ' Tom Johnston, manager of the 80% Handicap to 200 Caledonia's lone touchdown E. W Bliss division, also was top against Harket came on a 15- man In the bowling circuit Fri­ 2 Total J Include* day when he blasted 214-601. Bob Clinton rolled 245-580. Jock Bowling Smith 215-541, John Havens 211­ the point. 509. Forest Rogers 218-500, Larry The G-A ‘Rams of Coach Bill Novak 524. Nolan Johncock 534. Maskill ran their record to 8-0 Gerald Mater 202 - 522, Sally with the win over visiting Del­ Moore 188-468. Joe Ulrich 522. ton. Ella Gillett 451, Carl Baker 217­ Delton got on lhe scoreboard 557. Ron Nash 529, Pat Terpen­ in the last quarter when Mike ning 569, Lyn" Burdick 214-668, Poteet passed to Hamle Pover on Gordie Norris 542, Howard Peters a 57-yard senring play. Maskill, 524, Jim Barnum 202-529 and veteran Ram coach, declared Ray Jenkins 501. Pein Available Thanks to the new federal Cropland Adjustment Program, Michigan sportsmen will find a good deal of additional private acreage open to hunting this fall where signs like this are posted. Under the program, coordinated in Michigan by the Conservation Department, about 1,000 landowners have agreed to provide public hunting access to more than 100,000 acres, mostly in the southern half of the state. In return, these landowners receive special fees from the federal government over and above payments they draw for diverting their acreage from crop production to conservation land practices. Some of the lands open to public hunting also offer public access for fishing, trapping, and biking. Sportsmen are reminded that even where land is posted open to public use under the Cropland Adjustment Program they must first get the owner’s O.K. before going afield. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES Ron Peliow rolled over the 600 barrier Oct 30 with 236-606 Ray Lundquist posted 535. BU1 Burns 530. Wes Friend 528. L. Arnold HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE 209-521. Gene Wyant 510. Allan Chris Howard led lhe lads Hlnrlchscn 495 end Louis Silsbee Wednesday. Oct. 26. rolling 211­ 492. 592, John Oorodenskl posted 212­ 582. Harold Sherry 514. George HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Chenoweth 514. Barnum 656. Jack Smith had a fine night Carl Baker 214-539, Charles I Nov I. sending 246 pins into the | Florla 519. Jerry Miles 201-539. pits for game honors finishing , Les Springer 538, Basil Hitchcock I with 021 Joe Bennett had 524. [503. Dick Hart 207-631. Btu Dick Aldrich and Bud Dukes 510,1 Sweet 200-511. Nolan Johncock I Ken Rose 538. Aaron Sherk 524.1 203 - 523. Art Fredenburg 538. Ken Lancaster 506, Ken Beck- Shannon Lydy 502. Olenn Lauwith 210 - 562. Harry McCollum I baugh 535. Jerry Keegstra 215­ 214-538. Mike Reynolds 504. Dale'567. Joe Burkholder 518, Bob Geiger 509. Mickey Bowers 201-1 Lambert 207-552, Harry Long 528. Joe Daniels 222-565. J. Goro- 221-556. Dave Irwin 514. Ron I Fellow denskl 520 and Jack Rose 529. 1 ” “” "‘wi. Ken Beckwith ws. Hank Fedewa WO. Ward HASTINGS .... ... ......... ........... .MAJORS Woodmansee 553. Bill Uldriks Sheriff Merl Campbell and 625. Joe Olelarowskl 530, Jack Pete ItUblenlcckl led the lads Rose 524. G. Skedgell 517. Ben Thursday with 588 rorles. with Kenyon 200-513, Norm Hall 560, Wayne Pete firing a 237 game for tlie Earl Lyon ’— 535. •’* -------* Decker night's solo honors. Glenn Lau- 521. Bll Burns 513, Jim Barnum b«uch posted 235-562. Bob Miller 517. M Adrlanson 508. BUI Han­ 235-530. Lyle Sanborn 221-565, son 533. Bud Orcas 544. Ed 4»hoDick Asplnnl) 200-547. Jack Bow­ man 218-544. Harvey Hann 223­ J Bowman 214-523, George Lydy “With Fall coming up. so do a 551. Joe Gielarowskl 203 - 563, 518. Pat Terpenlng 222-559. Gor­ lot of expenses come up loo. Bruce Terry 552. Paul Edwards die Norris 548. Merle Haines 200­ School expenses, repairs in tlie 205-542. Galen Daniels 558. Clare 547 and Harv Haan 203-550. Stahl 204-523. Russ Hazel 211­ home or on the car. 546. John .McLean 2*1-512. Merle Merle Haines led the Classic “Call me up at Model and tell Haines 204-548, Lawrence iHonk' keglens Wednesday of last week me how much money you'd like Keeler 227-553. Bill St Lawrence on a night when a flock of good 537. Dave Goodyear 232-555. Les scores were pooled. Merle had to rent. Springer 201-541. Pau) Bond 518. 230-222-185 for 637 Jerry Keeg"Takes only a little while, often Harry McCollum 502 and Al slra snuggled 194-237-200 for a as little as 10 minutea to rent the Rrlgler 500. fine 631 anti Carl Baker Just Standing*: Sports Bar 26. Larke broke lhe 600 barrier with 220­ money you need from Model, Buick and Piston Rings 25. Mil­ “Do what you want to do—Get ler Jewelers 24. City Food 22, 178-203 for 601. Paul Edwards rolled 202-579. Harwood's IGA 21; Cullinan’s done wiuit you want to do. 20';. Aluminum Products 18. Ty- BUI Hackney 233-549, Harv Haan dcn 94 and Welcome Tavern 9. 511. Ken Beckwith 537. Bob Car­ money 563. Harry Long 505. Joe Burkholder 534. Ernie Miller 229­ COMMERCIAL MINORS Tlie Deputies moved to the too 559. Charles Krauss 548. Gordie of the ladder Thursday with 29 Norris 530. Mike Reynolds 637. polnu. Bender Gravel has 27. #1<. Chorleo Flnrta Parker's 26. Belli Rotors 25, Has-: 521. Doug Vickery 527. Jerry ------MODEL* I tings Banner 24 S. Tinkler's 24. Mlle# 214-562. Les Springer 201­ 547. Bill Ransom 524. Merl FINANCE CQ | V & J Mobil and Smith Brdli 22S. Renner Ford 22, Wall- Campbell 521. Will Uldriks 601. dorff's 16. Patten Monument 144. Dale's Bakers, Midway rowski 522, Norm Hall 213-580, Polishing and Southend Food 14 Earl Lyons 506. Harold Sherry 233-530. Earl Row 203-546. Basil and Zephyr 11. 140 W. State St. Rod Tietz was the big gun Hitchcock 217-546. John GoroHastings firing 224-583 lo lead the field. derutkl 203-520. Ed Sheler 210Phono 94S-3429 Dave Kniko snuggled 224-579, Galen Daniels 217-545. Paul Bowrnnn 566. Gerry Cutchall 508. Woodman 544. Dell Curtis 539. Al Hlnrtchaen 556. Dave Irwin Bob Morey 514, Gordon Howe 225-598. Ron Peliow 547. Galen 501. Bil Hanson 519, Puu) Cassel Daniels 202-516. Denver Kleraey 201-559. Emmeth Engescth 211- 515. John Havens 201-521. Wayne Decker 530. Bruce Terry 200-540. Dick Hart 221-563. Shannon Lydy 544. BUI Hanson 530. Bud Cross Jumping, racing, or family fun, there's an 534. Cleo Roblyer 505 and Gene RENT MONEY Junior Varsity Gridders Entertained The Hastings Junior Varsity football squad was honored with a luncheon on Monday noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dur­ wood Mast Tim Most was among the 30 players and thelf.coachseason. Mrs Fran Ooeslns as­ sisted Mrs. Most with the serv­ ing. The JVs' final game was cancelled because of Thursday's storm. Starling quarterbacks of four of Michigan State's 1966 oppon­ ents -flayed high school football in western Pennsylvania They Include: Bob Naponlc. Illinois; Jack White. Penn State: Dick Vidmer, Michigan and Terry Hanratty. Notre Dame. ||0WUNG SINGLES CLASSIC 3 7:30 Every Friday Evening 4 games and BIG PRIZE SPLIT For Information Phone 795-3640 NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Bud Taylor, Your Host Plant your feet way apart and sea hnw steady you fool MODEL FINANCE AMF Ski-Daddler snowmobile for everyonel Now, there are three AMF Ski-Daddler'" snowmobiles to be sure there is one just right for your winter fun. SKI-DADDLER SNOSCOUT SKI-DADDLER SUPER-SCOUT • 102 hp. 247 cc engine. • Duel urburtlioA. • All steel chauie. • FitergteM hood. • Automilic verlebls speed tnnimiuicn. • Speeds up to 35 mph. • 152 hp, 29? cc engine. • Fett eccderstion. • All steal chsMls. • ribarglsu hood. • Automatic verisble speed trsnsmiuion. • Speeds up to 45 mph. SKI-DADDLER CRUISER 22 •21hp,540«eftgins. • Electric starting. • Forwerd seutral-rtverM triru.-niuion. • Duel hudlighte. • titre aide trick. •AM steel chassis urf libergtsse heod. •Speeds up to 35 mpk. Come In and Test-Ride One Today! ■F . ’ Hastings Milling & Farm Supply 100C L Uiirood , Fh. 945-2M1 High scores: Wesley Friend 233-596. Ron Peliow 203-563. Bill Burns 180-527. Bud Gross 193­ 522. Ray Lundquist 191-513. Gene Wyant 185-506, Louis Silsbee 186­ 491. Al Morgan 163 - 475. Ted 'Bfnltlr1 173-478. Sandra Lund­ quist 162-475. Jim Mitoomb ISO473. Von Howell 172-467. JUn Bourne 458-158. Wanda Malcolm 180, Bernard Hause 178-471, Joan Martin 175 - 480. Loary Arnold 175. Wanda Smith 174 and Mike Leffel 164. MONDAY BOWLERETTES Standings: Duraclean 30. Wil­ liams Ins. 28. Walldorff's '17. Color Center 25. Sign's Tires 24. V&J Mobil and Barn Market 23. Hastings Milling 224. Blue Rib­ bon Grill 21. Bums Refrigeration 20. Lydy's Trucking 19, Motor Aires 184, Gilmore Oons 18. Ac­ tion Flex 14. Cuyler's Trucking and Arcade Beauty Salon 13. Beeline Fashions 12 and Rock­ hill Banghart 9. Ella Higdon picked up the 4-7-10 and 3-7 spUU. Good scores: Betty Sheler 200­ 494. Ellen Davis 167-461. Shirley Bowman 168-451. Boonie Hatha­ way 188-478, Phyllis Thompson 201-502. Barb Kleraey 174-606, Maglie Cuyler 130-374. Shirley Raymond 172-449. Helen Burr 153-410. LUI Hall 146-388. Nite Misak 152-396. Mary Dmr 140­ 377. June Richardson 166-456. Gladys Purdum 192-450, Emma Magoon 182-503 and Gerry New­ ton 177-406. |«--------------5g"-------------(Camaro has the widest stance in its class.) That wide stance gives sure-footed handling in , corner while the ride comes out amazingly smooth and silent. That’s because we designed the suspension with electronic help. A computer was the guinea pig, not you. Add exclusive rubber-isolated body and drive train and you've got the new Camaro: Corvette excitement with family-car driving comfort. 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Pow­ er steering N«r tires. 1964 CADILLAC DEVILLE —John Deere 50 Tractor w/live PTO and hydraulic. A-l shape I . . . Hardtop 4 Dr . full power, 1963 Rambler American air conditioning, very low mile­ —1949 John Deere A Tractor. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. age and one local owner. A-l shape. Radio. —Ford Major Diesel Tractor In 1964 OLDS 98 A-l Shape. 1963 Fairlano . . . Custom hardtop coupe, bucket scats with console.spot­ —1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor Dr. Stand. 6 Cyl. with live PTO—hydraulic and less inside and out, all the 1962 Chevrolet BelAir power steering. extras. 9 Pass Wgn. 4 Dr. Auto. 8 cyl. —1946 John Deere B Tractor. 1964 THUNDERBIRD Radio, power tailgate window. Starter and lights. . . . Landau hardtop coupe, 1961 Ford Galaxie 500 full power, air conditioning, —John Deere 237 2 - row mid. new Cadillac trade. 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Auto. —Minneapolis Moline Picker 1964 OLDSMOBILE 8* 1961 Dodge Shelter. . . . Hardtop coupe with power 8 Cyl. Auto. steering and brakes, radio, —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. whitewalls, blue and white tu­ 1950 Chevrolet Truck tone. 1 Ton Cab and Chassis. 1964 OLDS CUTLASS 1964 Fl00 Style Side Pickup . . . This all white coupe has bucket seats, radio, standard M37 South 945-9526 Western mirror*. Hide chrome. transmission, snappy V-8 en­ gine. Several Transportation Special* 11 10 1944 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE ! . . . Impala V-8. automatic II HELP WANTED transmission, power steering, new whitewall tires, one owner. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 1964 MERCURY . . . Montclair 4 Dr., power HELP WANTED ART MEADE. Salesman steering and brakes, radio, Home Ph. 945-2328 whitewalls. MIDDLEVILLE PUBLIC LANNES KENFIELD, WORKS DEPARTMENT 1943 PONTIAC SEDAN Home Ph. 945-4054 HAS OPENING FOR . . . Catalina 4 Dr., radio, i 11/10 whitewalls, power steering, I 1 OR t MEN— economy engine. *2A0 to *2.75 per hour to NOTICE 1963 FORD SEDAN ■tart with opportunity for . . . Galaxie 54X1 4 Dr., radio, automatic transmission, power steering, very clean. Call 795-3753 or 891-8HR 1963 CHEV. SEDAN for Interview appointment. . . . Belair 4 JJr.. Standard transmission. 6 cyl. motor, ra ­ Over Hastings Paint & 11 10 dio. whitewalls. Wallpaper Store 19*3 CHEV. SEDAN OPEN FRIDAYS . . . Impala 4 Dr., automatic transmission. V-8 engine, ra­ Ladies' and Men'* dio. thoroughly recondiloned. WINTER COATS On M 37 So. 945-9526 Used Farm Machinery GOODYEAR BROS. P BEAUTIFUL! 1962 OLDS 88 RenneR Ford Inc LARKE BUICK and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 GOOD AS NEW STORE WI 5-242€ NOTICE Heating - Plumbing HELP WANTED Service i New • Remodel REAHM MOTOR SALES Ladle*' SLACKS and Men's PANTS Due fo an expansion pro­ Ladies' HATS WALK UP AND 8AVEI Help needed al store on Fri­ / PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-5352 days—lime donated for Retarded, tf School Assoc. Please call Mrs. I WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ava. Stanley Stauffer WI 5-5778. Hastings, Michigan 11/10 WELTON'S 305 S. Church gram several have developed following: openings for the FARM SER/ICE Enjoy paid holiday*, voca- FREE DESIGNING I960 DODGE tiank., insurance program FREE PLANNING STATION WAGON SOEOOO 8 AUTOMATIC ..................................... COU 1959 FORD V . 2 DOOR HARDTOP S4 OEM 8 AUTOMATIC_________ _ ________ 1 CD and other employee bene­ FREE ENGINEERING Let Smiley Buildings help you with youz new building for your farm or builneu. No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. SMILEY POST BUILDINGS SEE THESE LATE MODELS P.O. Box 36 II**Un**. Michigan (616 ) 945-9103 Call collect. 'Specially Rricoll 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 11 10 Wk Easy Ways to <Order YOUR ^WANT Ads! 1. PHONE IN 945-3481 Tony Belli Motors • I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan Man., Wad., Fri. ’HI 9 p.m. 33 State St. Middleville. Michigan "Our Lew Overhead Save, You Money" • MERCURY ELECTRO-CHEMICAL FINISHING COMPANY tf CONTINENTAL HARDTOP 2 DR. MERCURY MONTCLAIR 2 DR. HDTR. FORD FAIRLANE 5M WAGON CONTINENTAL 4 DR. SEDAN OLDS STARFIRE COUPE • LINCOLN fit*. Apply in person. • COUGAR ll 945-2479 Tua., Thu., Sat. ’til 6 r | 1 0O.-I le »«AU| Hoaa. r~ J 3 ru,'—.KI" end. 2. COME IN 152 W. State 3. MAIL IN The-Hatting* Banner Hatting*, Mich. 49058 HOUSEKEEPER FOR AN ELD­ ERLY GENTLEMAN, good health, to live In on pleasant farm. One mile from Nashville " WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED1 In aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glaxa St Radiator Shop, 218 N. JefTtr•cn. Hasting*. tf EXPERT TAILORING on ladle*' and men's clothing. Phone WI 5-5714 , 5504 Gun Lake Rd. Tauer shop. U ★ For Salo—Miacallanaou* WHEELER MARINE SALES & SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boat*. Flole BonLs. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-M in Nashville. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf a nibbar stamp with your new ZIP Code ntun bar. Throa-Un* stamp with your name, ad*2J5. Thl* Include*, po*t*<« for only *695 Hasting* Floor rs JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for over­ size print*. tf fortable living. Phone OL 3­ 6015. Nov. 13 to 17. 11/10 START IMMEDIATELY—Serve 2 COON DOOS—1 Red Bone and 1 Blue Tick. Phone; Pine Lake customers with R a w 1 e 1 g h Morri* 45375—Collect. 11/17 Products In N. Barry Co or Hastings. Write Rawlelgh. Dept MCK-651-1111, Freeport, Ill. 61032. 11/10 ELECTRIC Razors repaired — Special — Your rarer cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only *135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 S. Jefferson. Hastings. tf: ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — A- Homehold Good* PO. 171, Hastings Telephone WI 5 - 4954. Meetings every ELECTROLUX SWEEPER — Monday, 8 pm. tf Must sacrifice. *20. Complete with all cleaning tools Will -Reel Eatwta deliver for home trial. Call FEMALE COMPANION for el­ 945-9715. Electro-Hygiene. derly woman In Hastings, live 11/10 in. help with light housework. Board, own room, small wage 1965 SINGER in beautiful wal­ LARGE. 8 ROOM HOUSE — Complete bath, north side Al­ Write: Hastings Banner. Box nut cabinet. Must sell. Fully 1025. 11/17 gonquin Lake. Large lot. equipped to zig-zag. mono­ beautifully landscaped. 45' lake gram. buttonhole and make WAITRESSES WANTED - Full frontage, with dock OU fur­ fancy design* — used very little time employment. Pleasant nace. storm* and screens. For quick sale *40.04 or make working conditions. Must have *10.000. cui owner — leaving 8 payments of *696 each. Call neat appearance. Apply to: town: 945-3782. 11/24 945-8715 EiectroHyglene.il/10 Bud Taylor, mgr Mid-Villa iunder new management). Ph. 795-3640. 11/10 INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS! See Corl* Belly's Appliances before you buy! They Sell—They Install—They WANTED BEAUTY OPERA­ TORS—Need 2 with some cli­ Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 entele. wanting to change 60■> South. tf paid vacation. Cali 945-4972 for interview. 11/10 TABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lol* of uses. 40- x 300'. *350 at The Ban­ CHILD CARE, light house­ ner tjfflce. tf work and to help with meals. Live in. private roorq, no laun­ LARGE METAL OFFICE DESK dry or heavy housework. All —In very good condition, dark holidays and weekends free No green. *40. Phone 945-9415. Federal Land Bank. 11/10] evening duties. In exchange for room and board and *25 a FOR -fiALE-Registered Collie. week to start. Write: Hasting* * NeHcee AU shots, I1* yrs. old. Obedi­ Banner. Box 1024 giving name, ence aclxxtl trained Call WI I address, age and personal in­ 5-9751. If formation. or jmone CHerry o ».*««. .v. 3~7737- Grand Rapid*. 11/10 RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 So 945-3150. tf Thanksgiving and every day man WANTED—With sales or Squash, popcorn, honey and । — ngrlcultufa) background. Sal. ­ maple syrup. Open dally until ary and 'expenses, pins bonus. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR 6. (Closed Thanksgiving and! Write, giving agc.alid experi­ —Use Rexair* fast permanent every Sunday starting Dec. 25. t ence to: Box 298, DeWitt. Regularly *3.00—Now *1.00. No Nelson's Welcome Orchard Michigan. Right man can ad­ pre-ahampoo — No after odor and Cider Mill. >» mile north; vance to field-manager within Available at Jacob'* Pharmacy of Ionia on M66. 8 weeks. 11/10 Msm/rBi/wtg tundoir. tnrrlhrr with IntrrMl PUBLICATION OHDER tbrrrnn at H«r unit war quart.r ('•a'ti par rent an nun. to grtht'r with th. treat root, and <barcr> of .al. InrTudln* thr al tonify frr. a. erarid.d by law and In .aid m»rl(a<e. thr land, and prvtnlaea in aald VN<ri*a<r mrntlonad aud dr.rribed aa fullowa. tit wit: Th. Sarita l«9T Ut> fr.i ot the Waal 1021* tin frrt «>f ih. North.a»t uuartrr of Section S*. Town I North. Kan*. '? Want, Auyria _T mnabip. Harry Counit. Ulthiean. itl. li.rd J. Hudaon. -t Mrg.l * Hudaon L EGA LS NOTICE or MOBTOAQH roRECLOSUKE BALE Itefxult hmrr been mid* in (tie ronditmn of n .erlntn >n'>rl(a<r mule lhe loth uf Oelober. tu«l>. eSeeliled It CLYDE FHF.DEHICK ELLIS. Jit . »n.| FUYLLIS It ELLIS, hu. Land and wife, a« morteaxor*. (■> NlMSf.lt <1 WII1TTIEK. a* Ad inintatrat.ir nf Veterans* Affair*, an Kffirrr «d (he Culled Slat.-a ot Amerir». *• naoricaaer. and recorded n. the (Iffl.e th. HeO.ter ot Deed, for Harr. 1.1-jiui Mirhican. on (Irtobee In ..rti.r t., Suuu.r 1. Whlilirr. a. H. ltt*n. in Liber i.'.l' of Morlxaxea. Adminl.frator of Veteran. Aff.irt . n |.1U. • Ml. I:s3. : 11. .nd 3.H .-u I'fJ W Stale Street II..tin*. Mlrhigan 1/20/47 due and nn|Mt>| at the dale »f thi. El«iili .eirli and :(’.' lint (»t>. I»7 i.'i equity hasinir been ln.tnutr.1 t»» re the iHiner of .ale tn aald %i<>ri<ace i.intahred liarin* Iweman opa-rtl'te b> : FARM SUPPLIES —Speedy Corn Crib* —Manure Spreader Apron* —Tarpaulin* —Seal Cushion* —Hydraulic Valve*. Hom —Cylinder Coupler* T —Plow Point* —Farm Tire* and Tube* . —Pont Hole Dlfgrr* —Rotary Cutter* —Tractor Tire Chain* —3 PL Hlteh Scraper Blade* $89.95 —130 Bu. Gravity Bose* *149.00 rigna) Reg. *4.49 . . . . Our Price—*3.54 We also have a Jar*te Inven­ tory of wed Trictols and Ma­ chinery at reduced price*. 1—Case 600 Combine w corn head at a big saving*. Libera! Terms on financing new and used machinery. ALso, we have several tool* lor rent. FRANCISCO Attorney, for Fldurlary l»'J IV Slat. Street Haatihr.. Mi,Mean . FOR RENT with option to buy: 2 bedroom house *8500 month. Good credit required. Bob Bal­ mer. WI 5-5944. Call evenings after 8. tf LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE— 2 bath*, ga* fired rnot-water heal. Oarage *100 per month. Must have reference*. Homer Smith, phone 945-4974; Homer Becker, phone 945-5746. tf AMIRICAS riATt POWl It hU» US SAVINGS KONOS NOTICE or MOBTOAQB FORECLOSURE BALE Ihr '(Hi da> of (Irlnbrr. IUSI. rarrut -d hp HIIIHI.KV U WII.KINH «■><( 1MIHOTHY WII.KLS-tf. luoh.nd and ■‘’''P*""- 1« KIVKBNIDK CKMKTKKV COMPANY. nth. IPflfi Philip II, MlUbell. Probal Ih. alHorner o .aid I .. 1 lira- I'iilllli II. Mitrliell. 1|/|T PUBLICATION OXDEX. stat, of Ml.hlian. Tka Probate PUBLICATION OBDBB Court for the ■Count) uf Harry. In thr Mailer „t the Eelale otNellie R. Hrumm. Orrraaed. F.tle No 14.00*. / Il la Ordered that on Nor. ISlb, HI. Sard J. Hud.un ISOtl. at ItJO I'M, in lhe Probata af Slr»al A Tlud.or rounroom. >laatln*a. Miehieui, a Michiran. ■ hearine be held on th» petition of Net.wn ('. Hromm. for probate of a PrUllwn of )li> ioa w hi.। liurfxirtad Will, and fpr eran line ot adinihi-lraluan lie lb. raotulor a a med or anal, either .ullablr and for ileleranlaatlim of lielr*.. PUBLICATION OBDBB. Pnliliratlon and aervirr ah.II be made a. proaided by .tolute and rourt rule, ■ Dated: Oel. 31. lt«0 I'hdip 11. -'Mitil.ell. Jud*, of Pro Sieeei and lludana Atliirneya fur I'rlHIouer Paul E. Nlrerl inj W. Stat. Street Haetlnra. Mlrhlian It/lO PUBLICATION OBDBB Mate .4 Miehleaa. The Probata In th. Mailer of Hrnry L Vahl><nd Minor File No 11.otto It 1. Ordered Thai on Nor. 15. ............ 1 I'., PM 1* lhe Probate 1 ourtriMuit. Ifnatinca. Mlehlean, a hrarlne he held on lhe petition ot llaalinca City Hank. Guardian, for il.enar to aell >r.al elate uf aaid minor, i’eraim* lnt.rr.trd In aaid ro­ tate are directed to appear at aaid hearm* lo ahow ran*, why auch It rrna. iliuvld not be (rant'd. PuMI<>lia<n and .err he ak.ll he mad. a* provided by alalute and I'Miff nite / Hated: Ort 35, IV*U / Philip U. Miuball. Jud*V Uf Pro- FARM SUPPLY M-37-80. FURNISHED NEW HOUSE In First Ward, reference* re­ quired WI .5-3382 day* and WI 5-2184 nights. 11/10 PUBLICATION OBDEX. Stato ot Mlzhtian. The Probat. Court fur th. County of Harry. In lhe Matter of th. Eatat. of: PUBLICATION ORDER Hai>> 1. Skidmore. Dnraard. Fil. No H.J70. • Il la Ordered that on Nor.mLer Z'«, l»Mt. at 1-.no A M.. In the Prtut. t unrlroom. Ilaatln*.. Michigan. . hranne lie held on th. I'.ttlion ot Waller L Wallarv. Eanutor. tor al I'.watu. of lu> final areownl. and for aa.iennirni of r.aldur. Publication and aanlr* aball !>» mad. aa provided by atatut. aid Ssitlre i. brreln <ben that on Eti day. January 37. ton? at orlock In the afternoon, at the Ea*1 front door of the Court Itou.e in the City uf Ha.lin*.. that bring the vla.e for huldlua the (Trruit Court for ti.e Cininty of Itarr*. there will be of lere.l fnr -al. an.I1..,hl to tie |i,.l..t IBCO bidder, al hulilir aiulfu or vendue, ll.tr 1 Ort for the toarpo.e of aaliafyinx ilir I'billp If, Mltrhrll. Jude* of Pro anvntul. due and un|«id upon eaid | FARM SUPPLIES GENERAL LABORERS PRESS OPERATORS WEEKLY SPECIAL! WANTED—Waitresses for lunch­ eons and evening meals Must be neat In appearance. Apply in person at Pleasant Point Restaurant or Motel. 11/10 TRAILER COURT WANTED Have client wanting Trailer Court on good lake with room for expansion Prefers one with store. For confidential inter­ view. write: LaNoble Realty. -Ar Help Wanted 1516 E. Michigan, Lansing or call: IV 2-1637, Evenings 372­ 1365. Mr. Tyler. 11. 10 ONE YEAR GUARANTEE . laity Shoppe. tf 49048. RELIABLE LADY FOR HOUSE­ WORK-One day each week or two half days. Regular work CARPET CLEANING IB EASY and good wages lo right party. with Host New Electric Up945-3116. 11/10 Brush. No wet carpet* or hand- 11/17 2009. 1965 CHEV. BISCAYNE 4 Dr. • rtkk. Radio. Blue. 1 Classified Paragraphs ot 50c. 0« ad* Thaw Utod Car Prices Will ................. 1 Mea.l and limlaen. Allorneya for Fiduciary Paul K Sle<al . 945-3150 In: W Stale Slreet 11/10 UaaUnza. Michl«aa U/1U PUBLICATION OBDBB. fuklkr.Ui.ti IV«". at W;tui Philip H. ihtcbalC film I ti t,1 (kt. 25, HIM Help Keep Our Economy aUYU/1 SAVINGS BONDS �Middleville Card of Thanks and In Memoriam East Middle Lake By j Townsend liad Mra. Mary Jnekton Sunday honoring her mother's ivs-list I b.rthdav. Other gueata were Ora Mra. BouU M. Coimu Banfield • Vicinity CAU> OT THANK. Bnavely for bls visits and pray­ elation to Dr. Ray Flnnla and ers white at home and in the Hospital. May God blm and good Ambulance, for their alertMra. Ruth DeWeerd and Mra. Curtis far their calls Mra Lillian Ball and prayers The Presbyterian Mr. and Mra. Homer DeWeerd Church. Eastern Stars, Rebekah Mr. and Mra Richard Blough Lodge, WRC'a, Senior Citizens Mr. and Mra Homer Yeekley and my dear children, my sister The grandchildren and burs and friends, for their lovely great grandchildren cards, glfta, flowers and calls. For caring for me after I got CARD OF THANKS home. May Ood bless you all. Wc wish to thank all our __ Lena Snell friends, neighbors and relatives for the food and Howers and many acts of kindness shown us CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone during our recent loos. Thanks that brought gifts and flowers, to the Leonard-Osgood Funeral those that tent cards, all callers. Home for their kindness and Maude Btadel for baking the service. Also thanks to Rev. Wil­ cake and for her assistance, and lard Curtis for his comforting a special thanks to all of our words. The Family of Gladys Keeler family who made our 50th wed­ ding anniversary a Joyful day, Lawrence and Alta Endres CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS The Barry Christian Endeavor Outdoor Poster chairman wishes to thank everyone for the donaUon and pledges received dur­ ing the past two months. Watch for these "Come to Church" posters along the highways. God Bless You. Mrs. Richard Darby CARD OF THANKS We deeply appreciate lhe many expressions of aympatliy shown us by our neighbors, friends and relatives at the loss of our Dear Husband. Father and Grandfather. Ruby Roth Jerry and Gloria Roth and family Don and MaryLou Roth and family Dick and Joon Roth and family felt thanks to everyone for ht» kindness during the illness and death of our husband and fa­ ther. We especially want to thank4)1 e nurses and doctors for their devoted care. Father Kel­ ley. lhe 8L Rose Guilds, and all our friends for their expressions of comfort, gifts of food and re­ membrance*. We will always re­ member your thoughtfulness. Mrs. Charles Pusnlkas and family CARD OF THANKS I wish to quuik all my friends, relatives and neighbors who sent the many lovely cards, Howers, gifts and food, and especially all those who visited me at Pen­ nock Hospital and since my re­ turn home. A special thank* to Dr. Morrill, the registered nurses and nurses aids for the wonder­ ful care given me while in the hospital, also Rev. George Elliott for his many calls. Words just cannot express iww much all CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thia kindness has meant to me. thanks and appreciation to rela­ and your kindness will always tives. friends, neighbors, employ­ be remembered. ees of Pennock Hospital. Dr. Mra. Floyd Burkey Raymond Flnnle. Leonard - Os­ good Funeral Home. Rebekah IN MEMORUM Lodge No. 53, Local 188. JoUy In cherlsed memory of our son Workers Club and the Birthday Club for their many acts of kind­ and brother Robert G. Corson. ness and sympathy. Also for the letters, cards, flowers, food and Guadacanal, Nov. 12, 1942, and money that was sent to us dur­ whose birthday is Nov. 10. Badly ing the illness and passing of missed by family. our dear husband and father, Brothers and Sisters John DeWeerd. We especially — from Pennock Hospital □ f his parents, Mr and Mra. Ray Monday evening. A Little Gavin Culbcrt. Faulkner, Mason • tmniu.rn nf the Chamber of cards and festivities^ She and Commerce are conducting a Mn- ^htora10 Vta'-uoThfra ^arey ter.t for the "Winter Queen" for i>H«hbors. Mr. and Mra. 'larry he Santa Ctaus Parade to be 1 Hteur of Nashville and Mra Roahrid D^. 3 Fifteen young ladlra Richards of Hastens* lt>elr have contest The have Mitered entered the the contesu 1he children and famiUo> e^nlnurememberThis in­ lucky young aldy will also receive eluded Mr. and Mrs. John a 450 savings band. Oiu- can vote Schreuders and children of Hop­ for their contestant with any 50 kins. Mr. and Mra Ue Fiffelskl cent purciiasc or more, in the various burinraa places. Thetr and two'BeiUldren of Wyoming pictures are near the ballot boxes of near Hastings. for your convenience. Some of the young people of live Baptist Church are at Har- held at lhe home of Mrs. James W Lake’ near 'lroiis to help Rev. ,Ucki on Yankee Springs road Lloyd Sanders reftnlsh a build.c'cnln.kj ing to store some of his belongthe ings aa the cabin was not ade- lh0 Federation Clube, was tnc qXe. A Robert Miller, soil of * ?orT'f, ?. . ... n ....._ ___ >uui retlrwl from his ooslllon at iiome three days. He is assbtant the WlUte Products Co. * Mr. chaplain at Cumberland Pass at and Mrs A. B. Lewis of Detroit Fort Knox. He accompanied a young Catholic pnest of Port­ Leonard Elwood. * Mrs Charles land who is chaplain at Fort country home to the former Rex Setuid home. * Dr. and Mrs Miss Georgiaiuv Hamacher and friend. Clay loir Carl, returned' Rapids were visitors of his moth­ Saturday after ‘ Qying to Eau- er, Mrs. David Chase, Saturday. Gullic, Fla., to visit former's' ^A Mr. and Mrs. Vance Sharp and brotlver. Bob Hamacher and Mr. and Mra. John Richardson family. While tlwfe they saw a; have Improved their homes with gcnuii rocket blast off. They enclosed porches. A The Prairie also did much sight seejpg. A In’ Literary Club held u pancake .spite of the winter? wcatlier. the' breakfast and auction sale at the Methodist Church bazaar and iiome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mat­ smorgarbord was a decided suc- tenon at Barlow Lake. Wedncs- at Carlton Center. * Mra Laura Faulkner entertained a group of ladles from Lansing for dinner Calms, Friday. * Burrell Tutty of Bowling Green, Ohio, visited a Monday ago. Mr. and Mra Frank Engle spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting relatives. Warrai Calms visited Mrs Winn Hutchinson and son in Ada a Walter Culbert entertained with a smorgasbord for their grand­ son, Jeff Culbcrt of Hastings, Sunday evening, Oct. 30. A Mr. sing were Friday, Oct. 38 visitors of Mrs. Lottie Bumpus. Letter of November 3: George Lowden spent a day with his brother and wife at Alma. Relatives from California were visiting there also. Mr. and Mrs Mlles Bawdy of Clarksville spent Monday af last week with Frank Engle attended a birth­ day party for their daughter. Jo­ Ann given by their other daughat Grand Rapids Thursday eve­ ning. Oct 30. * Mr. and Mra Admiral Fucrch uf Lansing vlslt- Wednesday. Oct, 19. near Lowell. A John Mason spent Thunday, Orf. 20 with his brother. Clifton of near Char­ lotte. liiatlc-d xrra it LEGXrLS ORDER TO ANSWER. Aill>aa I'o-tk. I' 1.11 to f, M..Of PUBLICATION ORDER. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. Itueeell (IrernSeld. Fib Ni . h,.tt llllllilluc :<M> AM ’ T-K School French Club Is ask- ORDER FOR FUBI40ATI0N. . r.ixlplxitl>1 Bird Niw. 1. 1IIS6. J. Iionalj. Unuil l|o,l<I> Mr Mr. and Mra. Don Don Aulbert Aulbert of ed for the day. school and Clarkston ahd M1M Donna home church functions were cancelled. . joyed a birthday party for theta daughter. JoAnn. at the home of i‘r ' .■ Community Hospital Craae have moved In with the Little Marcia Ellen spent Sat­ urday with her grandparents. Mr and Mrs Sterling French Vcm Scott, from Plainwell at­ tended the football game at Michigan State. Sunday at Western with their daughter, Kathryn for father's day at tlie University. A Mr. and Mrs. Emmcth Bird were Bunday dinner guests of 'Mr. and Mra. V. J. Scott of Charlotte. * Mr. and Mrs Earl Ferris csdled on their little grandr-on. Gavin at Community Hospital last Sun­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Douglas weekend Norman members and their husbands, wives and friends enjoyed an evening dinner at the Nardia near Battle Creek recently. * Frey were Sunday dinner guests be! Wheeler. Eleanor Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Badgeru mid and Mrs. Marvin Frey. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Kennard Schatbly. wen? Saturday overnight guests Monday callers wert Mr. and Mra. Hobart Schalbly. * Child Mrs Dora White, accompanied Mrs. William Coraon. who suf­ HOSPITAL GUILD It, Nov. 17 Study Club members will have by her son. Duanne, and daugh­ Mr. and Mra. Luther Lenz and their field trip Tuesday, Nov. 8. fered a alight stroke this August, Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet They will meet at lhe home of ters, Patty and Judy, of Cherry­ Janet called on Mr. and Mra. ville Rood, left Sunday for Camp with Mra. Lila Messenger. 712 N. turned to her daughter's home, Wayne Ferris and family Sunday Hanover, on Thursday, Nov. 17, holiday food demonstration will Hill, a suburb ot Harrisburg, Po.. Mrs. Louise Pierce of Kalamazoo afternoon, Wayne had X-rays lo visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert be at Consumers Power Co. in Lichtenberger. Mrs. Lichtenber­ for the Winter months. A Mrs. Ixuising. a November 8, election ger was the former Pauline Viola Sccord altered Pennock Juries receiver! Saturday, but there were no broken bones. A —Votel THANKSGIVING Beneway. a Mr. and Mrs. Hospital in Hastings. Bunday. A Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton DECORATIONS SALE, Nov. 19 Charles. DeMarrts imd family of Lawrence Secord luul surgery on Lansing called, on Mrs. Florence his back Friday at Blodgett Hoi- Mrs John Crago and son in Al­ Thomapplc Garden Club is pita). He will remain for eight Field pn Fremont Street recently. sponsoring a sale of dried, arbion. A Mrs. Ruth Ixnz had the ot 10 days. A Mr. Shipman wm They were fanner friends at Onrangementa and bundles of dried way'. A James carter, son uf :.U11 confined in llx Osteopathic Thursday pedro club. A The material fdr Thanksgiving decoBy Mra. Lloyd Owen Women's Society of Christian Mrs. M A Maclvcr on Parmalce Hospital in Grand Rapids at Service met with Mra Gordon Glen3 Kenneen is road and Ute late Carl Carter -this -------writing. -------------A--------Bank. Satuiday. Nov. 19. Mr. ana and mra. Mrs. William Cox turn and was oir. nuauiu vox W!LS home a few days with With hb Ills iujuil- from num Blodgett nmpiiui Hospital uuu and Buxton Wednesday evening for children from Nashville spent family. Alter a few days training his children see he receives his rotnen present. Mrs. Edythc Saturday, at Lloyd! a alc Texas he will leave kVi for Viet- -----nia>l ----nnd »groceries. Mrs. —Oct, —“— 22,. — 1CAUA IK-' W1U ICUtV ------------ -A-----— A. Owens. A Mr. and Mrs Lloyd n;uil. * ml-* Winnie Llctka re- B. Bechtel, who fell in her home Owen called on Harry Babcocks turned Saturday after staying ।and broke lied pelvic bone, is ly Mr*, Ghndon Curtia in Barney Mill district, Sunday W|th her .sister. Mrs. Frank confined to Pennock Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Crago and Oct. 23. A Very sorry to hear castle in HnxtIngs' Mr. Castle is Her daughter. Miss Edna Bechtel. Susan from Vicksburg and son The Cheerful Helpers Club will Tercsla Sult is very ill in a Bat- i Jltlu ooniined in Pennock Hot- who works in the Fanner's Suite Albion were Sunday din­ meet Tuesday. Nov. 15. at the tie Crock hospital. All hope six? pKA1 nfWr a gmere heart attack. Bank, sees tier daily. A Mrs. from ner guests of Mr. and Mra Gor­ Kenneth McCurdy home. The b lots belter real soon. Myron 1 it u, hoped he will return home' Bechtel, missionary, daughter of don Buxton. A Tlie Bonfield wx-ek. -'‘L's Florence Fields, writes she members are reminded to bring Btehop and daughter from LonMethodist Church WSC8 mem­ their gifts and donations lor for me the ring sing were calling camng in Ihb uu» area urea a j; pau> Leach and mother. Mrs. 1* as >B in with wim hepatites nepamu at her ncr stasui- bers thank all those who helped Christmas box. A The Vikings Saturday ago at Lloyd Owais, Nlck oilliam. Mrs. Harold Noah, Hon Niamey. West Africa. She H snake map «m. ramp in in tn to make lhe smorgasbord such »' completed their 1966-67 football |-and ----- --------------------Allen Bishops. _ — A Mr. _______ and „„„ antj four grandsons, Gregory. ------ 1 aL-o wrote “ a «nnk«. came to iJd wccetaful one A Mr. and Mra season Friday night by winning Mra. Lloyd Owed called at Karol Terty and Randy Noah, sons of l«"r room and when?t™ J-d C*rlM frotn nc‘r thr 01d over Charlotte. This ended them Owens, Algonquin Lake. Sunday. Dr. Mrs. Melvin Noah and i vr."; "’~-4 r " •*’ f"* I Burroughs school, were fortuin second place which is good OcL 30. I Vandt-rWall. son of Mr. 1°.^ ln receiving only minor in­ They will begin their basketball Mr. and Mrs. Ray Emmers of and Mrs. Bob VanderWall of surgery at Blodgett Hospital. Jurles af[er having their car season Nov. 29 at Maple Valley. Bellevue visited at Will Gurds, Battle Creek, .spent tlie weekend Grand Rapids, returned home on Banned Mr. and Mrs Herald Classic Friday. Oct. 28. Mrs. Emmers be- at Brethren in their cabin. They J”'trS41ty C £ RUS’ J^'t '• » mlle 01 B*”’ accompanied Mr. and kfra. Ho­ ing Mrs. Ourd's niece, a Mr. and found more snow in the north I «1 Bc£!cr E’f0118 W,n S?me- * field early Sunday morning. mer Bartlett of Lake Odessa to Wally Campbell from west Ce-1 but roads passable. IMr$' Bonneville ac-. nlc women's pedro club St. Johns Sunday. They at-1 componlcd Mra. Lois Kocchele to I met wlth Mrg ciara Hughes on ... dar called al Will Gurds. The | A party was held at the home tended a "Recognition Dinner" ,.c for >v> vi <*>!<>. John «v>m< Wilkes •■•.p.v- on Barnum vau..uu ■'« Mrs. Beatrice Iziubaugli near Thursday —• • Campbells expect to leave of Mra. evening. *• -----Lorraine Uter^Jf ^he" E U B ^Church ‘1ri * Mra. "Daiiid Daniel ibwd lh«id Thursday. Thursday, V^Ir.' a Mr. and Mra. Mra | Hastings. WcdncsHay to help her Gunn is progressing slowly to.... m —4—mom------ 1_- celebrate her birthday. -- --------Lake Odessa He was being honreturned home after Bob B. own left Thursday Hospital A Everett Severance wed for his ministay since 19231 three, “» » Baule ; mg for Greenville. Tenn., to vteit .•their daughter and family. Mr D ■ « n . from Battle Creek called on Mr. and prior to that he worked ten £roek hospital A Mrs. Zona;Hx.whtee -nd tamiiv and Mrs. Leo Frey Friday. Mrs. yean in Christian Endeavor. A Thomas xisitcxi at Howard and Mrs Jack C. Haaksma for KeCKICSS UriVOr Mr. and Mra. Paul Hollman and Moore, recently she bcmg from two weeks. A Word has been re- ; RoCCr w. Shaffer of White- Frey taught Everett her first a J35 flnc 35 year in teaching. family of Indiana came Satur- Yeekley dlstnct. Short new* thisi I cared from the J. C. Schads j their daughter, Mra Edward day evening to spend the week- i morning. All lines busy. Please | tuid ..... ........ . .......... ........ •------------ ---, I . WUXU LXKHO Itor ’M reckless driving Fireflies have their femmes j Lynd, that they arrived safely 30 al Naahvtue. He w. end with her parents. Mr and me when you can. I in Clearwater. Fla., and are nice- sentenced by Municipal Judge Mrs. Forest Begerow and Mrs.1 MnnHay vo tolls Photurb genus imitate Uic The Michigan State Library Ij ly settled in in their Winter ml.rquar- £ Rhoda Bawdy. On Sunday Paul flashing of Photlnus females. A was guest minister in Carson 'W.is on independent agency from | ters. A Mrs. Charles Baughman, luckless male PlmUnus respond­ City. Dinner guests at the Beg- 1828 until 1965 when it become who has been visiting her sister Call WI 5-3481. ing /-he false love signal Is erow iiome Included Mr. and 1a division of the Michigan De­ , and husband. Mr. and Mrs. A. I swiftly eaten. Dunlap in Cheyenne, Wyo., re-1 Mra. Kenneth Steele and family |portment of Education. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Begcrow and girls. The Jr. Methodist Youth Fel­ lowship collected for UNICEF this year in Woodland. They col­ lected more than »13 for tills worthy cause. Many of our boys in the com­ munity are away from home in the Armed Services. They en­ joy hearing from their friends at home. Some might be get­ ting tlie home town papers so they can read about home acti­ vities. They would rather re­ ceive letters, I am sure. If you Calendar of Special Events East Doud Woodland 'We're As Near As Your Telephone' PUBLICATION ORDER. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE BDER IOU PUBLICATION • Y COUNTT. Mil 0BDINAN0B MO. PUBLICATION ORDER IMM trnteln.: Herllnn lluiiilii tlic Armed Services why not pass ... r . D • it 09 so others may write to Appliance v General Repair them. Here is one for-this week.-------------------------------------------------Pvt. Roger Kruger RA1693I227 D-13-4 Platoon 4 WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Roger has been in the service REPAIR—Expert workmanship. two weeks and misses his many Gilmore Jewelers. 102 E. State friends. Why not drop him a St. Phone WI 5-5316. line and Help him pass the time away. When lhe boys go oil to fight for us t,hls is the least wc CERAMIC/VORMICA, LINOLEUM can do. AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ NOKTHEKN PIKE tings Floor Covering. 123 W. > WATEK8. STATEWIDE Tlte fire department has been busy. Saturday afternoon they were called to the Francis New­ WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— ton home on Charlton Park Guaranteed workmanship. Also Road. Tills was soon put out and Michicaa Wlv they wqrc back home. Their all kinds of Jewelry Repair and sleep was disturbed Saturday at Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 2 am. to answer a call one mile north of town to die Reiser PUBLICATION OBDEB Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawr«nca Brothen SHERWOOD-STACK Agency for . STACK, Owner Stat* Farm Insurance BONDS Swanson Insurance 128 S. Mlcfclgsa Ava. All Forms of Imuranca and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS empty for many years and wav saved by a quick response of the firemen. Halloween night they were called out again at 1 am. Thia Ume a pile of 500 bales of Automobile & Machinery Repair COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV- KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. Slate Concrete Product! at Jefferson. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX- GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Barry County Ready Mix Co. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services. M37 So.. WI 5­ 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED &AND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Repairs and sharpening, Saw Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W. psrB and supphev. McCulloch: C0MpLgTe DEVELOPING SERVStale Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. ICE — 24 hour Servke (black Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. and white). Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. Miscellaneous RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Recored. Burkey Sales and ServCUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — Largest selection of Drapery HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch AT SEVERWYK'S COLOR CENGAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP — All rods. Installation and Hanging. washers, dryers and small hbme 1 Sever wyk's Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac ­ 221 W. Mill. appliances. Cali 945-2317. W. Mill. tors. machinery and chain saws stons. These were oil burned VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ Jclforxon. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus spccialTERS—Service, parti, hoses and and a total loss. Earlier in the Radio, Television Repairing ics.-Goodyear Bros. Phone WI bags for all makes. Authorized week. Wednesday they were call5-5052. Hoover Sales and Service. Stcury more Jeweler. 102 E. Stalo St., Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Coats Grove Road. The Iwilmj Phone 945-5316. burned and everything was lost SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND a-i.?T-£leVlalOn' MOWER REPAIR —Aunrver Tnev a1*—* mllMt mil aontn Business Services Offered SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, Hila time the bouse, owned by ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Satchall-Carhon Color. one wiahlng to help tills family, E. L. Carpenter Hardware. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rile Water may contact Rev. Charles Gibbs and supplies. Kelley Electric The family now has a house to1 , Systems. Sold, in>talled, serviced. Service. 524 Middleville Rd, TV'S, RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ live In but ail tiicir clothing and WE REPAIR radio and rccoid Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Phone WI 512700 after 5'p m., players (STEREO and HI-FI). furniture was k«. ~ M^uic Center. 138 W. State. 5381. , Hastings. x Visitors with Mra. Hlldrcd PtXXve 945-4284. Hoaterly and Mra Climena Shai- INSURANCE AUTO — FIRE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference saarrR-isiuTs- bly Jhla laM. week included Mane ^arry from Wednesday to Fri- . day. On Saturday Mr. and Mn Colon Schalbly, George and Duis? WJSLTWX ,! vtaitora were Minnie Geiger, Ms-1 Coll 945-3481 If You Would Lika to ba Listed in This Woekly Service and Repair Guide �*>tn HASTINGS BANNER Bridges ‘Ice’ Quickly, Road Officials Warn Headtrshot & Vidnity 2'/* MILLION 4-H ers SCORE WITH 8 MILLION PROJECTS By Mrt. Richard Clark Saturday. Oct 29. supper guest* r ff, -» '' and dry. Slate Highway Rjrec- ling * Mr. and Mrs Warren . — . — —... .. jBloiran and Mr and Mr- Zena* During rain* al ternperslurre Calvin wire Sunday. Oct 30. din- Hlghway engineers have ex­ perimented with various techni­ que* to reduce the accident haz­ ard created by the Ice-coating on bridge*, but have yet to find a satisfactory solution On 1-75 al thr Flint Hirer, the Highway Department has in­ stalled warning signs that are automatically lighted when the temperature of the pavement drop* to the freeling point. temperature divped to below 20 degrees It was decided to make this nn annual affair. * Sunday, । ' .Hers of Dick and Mert Clark w re Mr and Mrs Bob Bill___ of ___ near VanDent .irg „ and ___ ____ Barbera Corner*. Several members of thr Aid will gc togrthre Friday at 2 pm. to fill boxes fur several of our .'<m1cemen All members and neighbors may contribute to devices may be of some Kelp, but further studies, including coat these boxes For Information, phone WI 5-5631 or WI 5-3755. * Mrs Georgia Brogun entered Pennock Hrscpital Sunday with :CY.CoZocy.scz' surgery <chedulrd J" for Monday Monday morning. We wish her a speedy recovery * Sunday dinner, rural* nt the Dick Clarks Wt’re the Clayton Clark* of Lake> ,Odes«n and the inga'in Elmer Colvins' and DorU of H^ Uw’^fX^lhS lX eSlrf ™ Mra By Victor Sitton Dunham District With the time for frost on the were Mr and Mra Voight Vanpumpkin here, the State High­ Syckle. Jim and Connie. Dermis way CummVrton rautlons motor- ( Uts to b. w*re of icc on bridge* j Newton and family ’ * Mr nnd and ovrepaasea. jjr, Wilbur Schantz entertalnA aimpie front and a heavy dew cd Bunday, Oct 30. with a birthare sufficient in some instances day dinner in honor of Karl to Ice a bridge or overpass al- Schantz Guest* Included the ibough pavement on highways i Knrl Schantz family and Mr. McIntyre of Augusta. Thr 4H hayride Saturday night, j Oct 29. was greatly enjoyed by I everyone We al) met at the Gordon Case home nnd took two wngons. B>b Clark drove one while Gordon drove the other. A sot*, 'th* J. H. -Tredinnicks in Englewood, the Wm Woodland and U* Floyd Ann­ um* in Bradenton, the France* 12 SS7-12U thing* don't go right, but th* D McLeod* of Vermontville in No school for ths Lakewood Bun ctor Center, the Roy Chand­ children Friday. Teacher* Worklers in Napire and the Ronald Haynre in Ixreburg The Sri* no school Thursday and Friday, things get I'm afraid It doesn't Mr. Rochelle, who was a mall Jarman* left tH* week for Nov 10 and 11, when ParentBradenton and the R. H. Mott* of Delton for Napire Post Office Department. .Miss Esther 'Ettal Laurel of panled Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mra Alice Hendoe, suffered a Week* to Florida, leaving on By Mrt. Willard Bennett Mr and Mr* Allan Hyde were Friday, where she will spend St Mary's Hospital tn several month* with the Richard called to South Haven last week Frank Laurel, who 1 Pennington* at Orlando. becaure of the Ulnere and death Rood will enter the hospital Nov. that Improved and ha* been 13 and have hl* tonsil* removed. headed for the Southland latt of her mother. Mra. Emma Buch­ anan. 80. Mra. Buchanan had * The Nashville area hymn sing program will be at the South Grorgc Raglas. who win be at been In 111 henllh for some lime, Maple Grove EUB Church Sun- Browns Trailer Park In St. but her death came unexpectedly. ।Mary Murdock) of Lake Odessa at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing Reminds- to Chore of Merton Wednesday. Oct 26 Since this Tobias young peoples group of 1* the first girl bom into the U- the Nashville Baptist Church, liter's family, the Bamums. for your weekly meetings have been a long Ume. Ulla baby lias clianged from Sunday to Wed, brought much Joy. Tlie flrat snow storm of the Mrs Donna Bennett entered .-eason was Tuesday morning, the Battle Creek Health Center Nov. 1. The air was full of the Tuesday, Ort. 25, for checkup. * white stuff for quite a while but. of course. It melted as fast as it stey with the Mlles Ruffner fam­ fell. ily for a while. * Mlle* Ruffner Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson Is progrrealng fine from having called on Rev and Mra. L F. Ids teeth extracted, w While Burkey of Hastings Sunday. Donna Bennett Is unable to Oct 30. * Mr*. Vemle Gabriel write for the Dunham District, of Boyne City and her brother­ I will help out the best I can— in-law. Myrle Hendee of Com- Mrs Ruffner w Mra Mlle* Ruff­ .-lock Park were at tlie Hendee ner spent Monday. Oct. 31. in; home Thursday of last week. Charlotte and Vermontville. Mrs Gabriel has been assisting While in Vermontville called on Mra. Rua-ell Dunham. * The Esther Laurel. Mlles Ruffners are enjoying Com picking 1* tlie order of their new Dodge. Sue Ruffner ia proud to an- West Woodland ■3 ' Start of Our 19th Season KIWANIS WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Tuesday, November 15, 1966 \I ORE than 2Mi million 4-H boys and girls are expected to complete 8 million individual projects this year, an aver­ age of about four projects per number. The statistics, supplied by the Cooperative Extension Service, represent lot of--------ingenuity and AU 4-H projects. - . ----------a- -—- initiative. ----------- — - - ------meetings and events mini be worked in among school, church, home chores and part time Jobs, There zee are = a _“ possible different .“ proJetta ar activities availTh:.-; eeib'e 100 *20 differ;::! zjcctc ;._i: . able lo youngiler* between 9 and 19 year* old from coast lo coast, depending on where they live, their need*, resources and interest*. Most center around «pecl6c project* In food*, home improvement, safety, health, livestock, clothing, home and farm management, leadership and community service. Certain stand­ ----- • • *-------- •—» To group overall accomplishments into one recognition pro­ gram. the Extension Service developed lhe national 4 H Achieve­ ment program. ... In this program, one boy and girl from each stalo ... annually ...for ahaving the most -----------------------g 4H j.s selected outstanding . .. record. rtltf |o F1My wta w|„ ulp> tr|pl to lhe N1Uon*l 4 H Club Congrea* ■** in v«u. Chicago lhe firlt week qI DeCember. Twelve will receive national »5M .... . . --------... . scholarship*, and nearly 10,000 are expected to earn county achievement medal*. Sponsor of the *fhievement aw*rd« for the test 15 years ia lhc Ford Motor c<”nP»ny Fund. During the 4 H Congrea*. Ford •“» h«t. luncheon and entertainment for the entire delega- James W. Metcalf "Wings to the Bahamas" Central Auditorium—8:00 P.M. ---------- — ---------- —— — ----«"«!--------Mr*.-----------Curtis----------------will soon— beleaving for Arizona for lhe Win­ 1... Mrs Mattle Wilson last , - -- - spent • | *wk “J01 htr 'bUr| Unl Mrs E,nrnjl Emma P Paulus on* Brown ““1UA “ Rood near Brown School * Mr* । Hildred Hcwterly with George — - -Ruth Uon ot 2300 delegate* and guest*. ' Schalbly and son. Duane motored opnnscr s* M.r Mnuuu rutility Highlight* of two 1965 winners’ *ccompli»hment* are examples , to Grand Rapids Sunday and Tte Mte JU.,., ,H Club ! W -M ean b.jipeclrt from <h, lop 19M i.r, dinner' V Uu-.r will ------mart -----Monday. -Nov. .. .. .. H at An J— It — year old - ------Alabama^glrl —-----excelled —---------- --In ----------more^th*^* - ------ ----------dozen — I। brother orotner and ana wife. wnc. Mr. and Mr* 7 30 pnTat the Pete Dull project* Including food preservation, sewing.^cooMiig, Hobart ancTtwn Schalbly. boys^penZthe Tohome cele- provement, dairy animal*, demonitratlon* (nd exhibit*.home Im- ।, Hreterly AM HOMES! MANS WORD IS WORTH A THOUSAND TIMES AS MUCH APA 6LICKERfe CONTRACT* b r a t c Bcmadlnc VanSvckle's I birthday Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Schantz entertained with a dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Voight VunBvrkl*. Jim and Nancy and. Nell Wilder, w Bunday Mr. and Mrs Bob ClaricnUfnded the 50th nnnlversarr ofatr and Mrs ijiwrcnce Eadres of Freeport at the Car Mon Grange Rnnrfav rvchinir Roh and le-1 You can have complete confidence in what we soy about the merchandise we ••H. Our business is built on the patronage of satis­ fied customers who come beck egain ' and again. you, too! FLOOR COVERING > ■•W.?45-8IIS < 12 3 w STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICH. NOW She is now a sophomore at the University of Alabama. Her day with grandma Schalbly dur­ future goal I* a medical career. wig her daughter's abwncc. * Do A Colorado college student joined 4 H when he was 0.„His people read the Banner? The first project was rabbit*. By 1965 he had 15 steers in the feed Ink on last weeks edition was lol, won lop stat* honors in th* field crop* program and reserve . hardly dry until our telephone champion beef showmanship award at the Intermountain Stock rang and we were congratulated ifaow. ■». on our letter in the Open Forum, Working with livestock Influenced his desire to become a Since then we have been stopped veterinarian. on street and elsewhere by people who had rend IL We appredate all these kind remark*. Prances Johncock of Hastings Ocgood. * Rev and Mra Lloyd Eby. former missionaries to Sier­ ra Leone, will be guest speakers i i TT nt Sunday services nt Lhe McCallum Church on Bunday. AU * are invited to these services. The By By Mrt. Stephen Oitood Otgood second community supper will be ■ 1 DeitM held on Nov. 10 at the McCai■ Va.emb.r 1,Um School This 13 B pOtlUCk u™ curt «e “>d “»« W her cousins at the Hecox-Buholtz venire home in Hartings recently. * R« *nd Mrt. I. H CtegOod Rev and Mrs Isaac Osgood were' Rer Edna Burton and Mr. and Mjpper gurat* at the hrene of Mr* Leo Roblyvr arrived homo Uwlr daughter Mr and Mra Monday from a trip to Laurel! Duane Freeport * Pointe of interest lAlone Fox rx>x of oi .rreepon w Ted ivu Mission, «... Ky. — • t - on — the---------------------•Hnj-ward of Kalamazoo was a wen way -*down were--Llnculler Bunday of Isaac Osgood coin's birthplace and MimMr and Mra Lynden Johncock moth Cavre * David Osgood and of Gun Inkr and Mrs Katie fellow teacher of Cluirlotte xlslt- Clovcrdale-Hope Carlton Ceuter from people who had searched and couldn't find our By Mrt. Mae Overtmlth !j carefully Woodland letter. We didn't ml. 1, Frwgwt WI l-JJl* West realize so many people read this and several said It was a first with them. It ia just that The visited her parents In Hammond. Ind. last week. * Debbie Bar­ not rubber, and only so much croft and Janie Holley enter­ can be printed In each Issue. tained two school friends for a We're sorry! I winder how many people home Mday. Oct. 28 * Sun- who didn't are now wishing they day. OoL 30 dinner guerts of Mr. had gotten out and voted on and Mrs Floyd A-xptnaH were Tuesday This Is a blessed privi­ Ills sisters. Mr. and Mr* Tony lege that was paid fof with blood Kegel of Middleville nnd Mra. and every citizen should take Fay Underwood of Crystal. * Mr ( and Mrs. Keith Marlow have re- । turned from their trip to Florida. Mra. Carl Barrfoft and Mra. Clayton Valentine attended the 4H banquet in Hartings Monday. day dinner guests of Mr nnd good’s Mrs Almond Weber. * Mra. Mr. and Mrs Duane Fox and year leader's pin * Ten ladies of I lhe church met with Mra. Louie i ---------------------------------------------------- family of Freeport were Sunday Henney for the observant* of I Prayer and Self-Denial with a Wallace of Hastings were Sun­ very gratifying program. day callers at the Ira Osgood Mrs. Austin Oversmlth of San- ' I home * Mr. and Mrs Ear! Otis Bruno. Calif., and Mra. U>wle I and Gayla. and Mra. Bert Shedd Perez of Bailie Creek look Mr.' and children from Battle Creek and Mrs. Clark Oversmlth to were Sunday callers of Mrs. Mae Lansing a Thursday ago to visit ' j Brown and L-stoell An evening a granddaughter * Mra Ger­ I caller wns Mrs Miachel Thomas trude Ruslne and Mr. and Mra. I of Middleville. I,Leo_______________ Barry attended their cou| GrondiM Jim Anders was guest tins funeral. Mr Howard Steele. af honor at his 86th birthday Saturday. Oct 29. at Lake Odespartv on Wednesday evening at »• * Mrs Earl Keeler of Hasthe home of Mr. and Mra. Ronald Unite and daughter. Margaret of I Anders. Attending were Mr and Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Barry. recently. Mra. Bob VanBorm of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Gertrude Springer. Mra Mrs. Ida Allerdlng spent FriBeulah Hull, and Mr and Mr* day night, Oct. 28 at her daughWally Hull and family of Dei- •tens, Mrs. ----- 'Ivan -------■ and* ; Westbrook •ton. Gerald Anders, John family. * Mr and Mra. Harry Pennington of Hastings called on turned Sunday from a success­ Mr. and Mra Wayne Pennington* ful hunting trip in Wyoming * a Sunday ago ♦ Mr and Mra! George Olmstead called on Clark ' successful bow hunters here. He and Mae Oversmlth recently * lugged hl* deer Thursday morn­ Willard Nash of Hastings spent ing * Mr. and Mrs Almond Sunday. Oct 30. with his parents, Weber wree Sunday caller* at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash their daughter's. Mr. and Mra Mrs. Vaughn Lydy spent Tues­ Lynn Davis and family of Has­ day of last week with the Over­ tings * The McCallum Christian smith* * Mr and Mrs Loren Endeavor is planning a special C. Oversmlth of Battle Cicek J musical program Sunday evening came up and took Mae and Clark , with appropriate slides being Overasnllh. their grandpa rente \ shown They have also planned down to their cottage at Fine a masquerade party for Satur­ Lake for the day Friday. * Hirday evening beginning at 7:30 old rcumiguai Pennington u. of oaiue Battle urrex Creek at tho McCallum school house. spent Thuraday. Oct. 20. at hi* -------------•-----------'parent*. Mr. and Mr* Wayne' Aborigine* in Australia'* cat- Pennington and went hunting * th- country » admire American Wayne. Jr., and boy* from Grand movie cowboys U»at they wear Ledge spent Saturday, Get 22, wrangler's clothing whether they jurffis parents for a day s hunt- AUTOMATIC WHOLE-HOUSE HUMIDIFICATION . . any type of heating system ... because a new Aprilaire Humidifier, spe­ cifically for hot water or steam heat, has joined the famous forced warm air models. Same features, too. Just set a dial in your living area . . . and the Aprilaire Humidifier Krovides the proper relative humidity and all 5 benefits . . . constantly ... conveniently . . . automatically. Big capacity . . . very little maintenance. It’s "The Humidifier That Really Works.” Welton's Inc. 305 S. Church Call:WI 5-5352 Geographic say* । held Wednesday afternoon at the ------------ •—:--------I home of Mrs Gertruda Ruslne: If you plan to freeze a cake, the meeting was advanced a day t»c sure you uic pure vanilla to give the members the oppor. Synthetic vanilla may give an tunlty to attend World Corn| off-flavor to frozen cakes. MSU rnunicy Day in, Hastings on । home economists find. Thursday. Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable cattle though port of the set* Bdldn't always make it. * Clar­ ence Coy .-pent Saturday evening, Oct 29. at Ml Ire Ruffnm ' AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE By Wolverine^ & Riverside Safe driven prefer Hie pendability of our fast son a I attention when you need us . . . For All Types of Insurance—-SEE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY ‘‘SWd'of Strafcd Theatre” TRIMMING SPONGES IN NASSAU MARKET WINGS? They are lhe private aircraft from which we will vital Ihoia wonderful Bahama Islands off Florida's east coast Begin­ ning just 55 miles off our U.S. mainland. 800 exotic tropical 'Islands dot the Atlantic for *n area of 4400 square miles. Here Columbus discovered the New Worlds and a boisterous, fascinat­ ing history was In the making before the Pilgrims* landed on Plymouth Rock. Pirates, gold-laden galleons, confederate gun­ boats. and 1920 vintage rum runners *re but a few of the char­ acters that have peopled the Bahamas. 'If You Do Not Hove o Season Ticket Single Admission* are Sold at the Door. ' Adults $1.25 Students 50c 219 West State St. IT'S A GOOD SIGN! and you see it almost everywhere! SECURITY CHARGE SERVICE ON THE MOON? WELL. NOT YET. BUT THE WAY SECURITY CHARGE IS GROWING . . . WHO CAN TELL? Hundreds of Southwettem Michigan' merchants now offer you convenient extended pay­ ment privilege* through your pergonal Security Charge Card. Juit gay "Charge It” . . . then pay ot little ot 1/10 of your balance each month with only a 1% tervice charge (Minimum payment $10). Or, if you pay your entire balance wtihin 25 dayt of your billing dote, you pay no torvico charge at all! rtllfc'ii! Sponsored by ESational CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON, M ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USB you name th* Job, and Wheel Horae baa the attaching lool.you’U *tt*ching tool* now on di*pl*y. rtally works! Mother Succumbs E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 L State Street, Hostingt Fhooe WI 5-2983 Hastings DOWNTOWN and Security Notional Bank.of Battle Creek �United Church Women to Meet Thursday, Dec. 1 The program will begin at 1:30 pm., and those who wish to are very welcome to come in at that Ume to hear the speaker. Mra George Haff, the wife yan Methodist Churchy who resides in Hastings, will speak of her experiences aa a mis­ sionary in Sierra Leone, West World Service may be held and brought In at this meeting, os was originally planned. That same morning, Dec. 1. at Whristmas Seal LO Soldier is ‘Resting’ After Vietnam Action The Past Prc.ddenU Parley has nvr-ed to m as an initiation Team with Lydia Rogers, chair- | man; Ada Bogart, Dorothy islatlve chairman. Mrs Alnslle Is junior activities chairman and Mra. Curtis is chairman of the finance committee. Mr. Merrick Arlow Newlun and Pearl Alnslle the Legion District meeting, initiating six Into membership: I On Nov. 1 Lydia Rogers. Pearl Marilyn Dalhau&er. Carrol Kee- Alnslle. Marguerite Beckwith. Wayne Man to Succeed Falcone At Mich, State Nashville OES Install Officers Free Methodists Open Crusade On Wednesday Barry Musicians In Kalamazoo Earl Pennock as worthy put run or Nashville’s OES Laurel Cluip- Klomp, -753 Washington Blvd-. We are asking Michigan cltiLake Odtisa. is taking a rest .Uns to contribute once again to from the more vigorous action In [the Christmas Seal campaign lo Vietnam but his job Is just as continue intensified efforts in Pvt. Klomp has Just returned L1’* conlro1 of tubcrculosu t™ OpcraUun Ttayra. toUtod Iraumtora .IIkw.-., u one o< lhe Jiral v.etoHra eeer I Jl“Ue Alton H Noe. Ml CM lhe Viol Coo.- He I* eurranUy « lhe MlchWI 1 bhey doltiK oiuml duly In ^rtciue ! ci,Iok)» end Respiratory D ■ >n Association. Michigan* go Falcone as director of bonds at Michigan State University. Dr. B e g I a n *a appointment 1st Cavalry Division7. 12th Caval­ ry stationed near An Khe. Klamp WITHOUT SCIENCE EVERYONE'S AN EXPERT Unit for a poUuck dinner Nov. 117 at 6:M Please bring table service and a dish to pass This - U open to all numbers and from their Wayne State in 1942 and । stalling marshal. Mtss Mary PenSotnce it cenctraad with diicowy ; families and the public to Invited his M l In 1947 He was award­ i nock who is president of the ..jths ».-------a.------.»—1 . io the showing of the film ’The ed his Ed D. from the University •nd Handing end■ clstufjmg Chief of Police Richard Bunlor Barry County AsxociaUon; chap­ of Michigan In 1964. ol obiemed Isct* and ttUbiuhing ins I week attended a traffic •> lain. Mrs. Villa Meyers; organist, Dr. Beglan was a music ingeneral theorist on howjAdengineering school at Kellogg Mrs Myrton Watrous, and in­ why these fids occurred Through Center at Michigan State Uni- stalling soloist, Mrs. Wayne PenSchool from 1943 until entering thtt systinutic ictumuUiioa of the U. a Army In 1943 and serv­ fadi. kno«ltd|i a ei»<ndeA — ed as head of the music and per­ forming arte department at Com end (lie vslue of IwscHy end The membership committee is Technical High School from 1947 cMjedure become* neglifible less driving when he appeared In proud to announce that this Is Your family doctor it your belt "an early bird" quota unit hav­ He hu alao been musical di­ Hustings Municipal Court nnd source ol health inlormstion Rely ing sent Into department dues rector of groups In Detroit. Royal on his scientific knowledge and for 109 members. The dhit is also Oak and Port Huron and held eipenence when you hart a Summer positions at the Nation­ al Music Camp. Michigan Bute health problem. Unlvenslty and the University uf Illinois. IX. Beglan also served YOUR PHARMACY Driver of Death Car Pleads to Reckless Charge Chief Sunior al Traffic School your bers having a girl who Is not a member why not fill out her ap­ plication? Dues are 41 per year Prescription I 26 East State St. Phone WI 5-2466 Lubricotion* • Wash Job* • Rear Springs Oil Change* • Car Tune-Up* and Valve Grinds Tire* • Major Overhaul* • Welding—Arc and Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhaul! Don's Crtfo Station 1436 S. Honovar Phone 945-9049 1967 Christmas Club Marilyn Dahlhauser. Is planning Interesting activities for the ‘SendofF Meeting Pharmacy We Specialize in:— Barry County's Armed Force* Miring 1J by S by 4J Inches are being teotod by the NaUoMl Setjdaff Association Is to meet Aeronautic* and Space Adminis­ Wednesday. Nov. IS. at 7:30 pm. at the Hastings American Legion tration for use on spacecraft and Hall. Everyone Interested .to In- Account Now MILLER REAL ESTATE Take Merit Tests Middleville High Principal Marsden announced that T-K students kho expect to enter col­ lege in 1968 can register now to; Receive A Decorative Candle FREE! These beautifuhtandles will be given to each customer who joins our Christmas CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Club, but hurry as the supply is limited 1 HASTINGS SEE Economical T/teakt 1HIOMMR OF IHI KUU) UHL. HOW A LITTLE CASH SAVED EACH 'WEEK BRINGS YOU A BIG CHECK AT THIS TIME NEXT YEAR. It S'Your Choice The amount choosing. Regoi you con moke c HALLMARK BOX of your income. :tion well with- k with the ojrades oil the suronce that i assistance we con possibly provide. in your means, ASSORTMENTS. DON'T GET CAUGHT NAPPING .. of traditional, MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SERVICES and humorous religious, Hallmark greetings. There' price for every taste. LEOI1RRD-OSGOOD ’-fuMial-Uom* 1ACKO.OIOOOD Phone 945-2471 CHARLES H. LEONARD We Will Be Closed Veteran's Day, November 11 Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Traveler's Checks Business Loans Bank-by-Mail Savings Certificates Safe Deposit Boxes Personal Leans Mortgage Loans . REMEMBER CORNER OF ATIONAL ANK of ASTINGS STATE AND JEFFERSON �g-THE HASTINGS BANNER < DISCUSSING SEARCH FOR PEACE Safety Sabbath Weekend Set for November 18-20 HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Michigan* annual Mate-wide Bunday acfaooL 11 an. WSCH. v^fallta, the National chS? sssr w X. Colfax M N. Boltwood Worahlp. 11 am. Youth meeting, 6:U pm. Evening ■crvice, 7 pm children 4 thru 8 years. CARLTON CENTER 6.30 pm. Young People's METHODIST CHURCH meetings. Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield Rev. Richard Vanden Roach 7:30 pm. Special music, hymn Watson Cor, 3H miles Morning worship. 9:15 am. H. J. Buwalda. Minister West of Martin Sunday school, 10:16 am. Phones WI 5-3397, A WI 6-4896 Sunday school, 10 am. Office hours Tuesday through lai ion Boys Club. Worship, 11 am. HASTINGS Tuesday ActlrlUr* GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH times by appointment. Oct. ot Jefferson A K Center 9 55 am. Sunday school. Leon Club. Bunday school, 10 am. INTER-LAKE8 elety meettng. 11 am. Worship. , Sermon: BAPTIST CHURCH Wcdnmday Activities Bunday evening service, 7 pm. George Romney. In' ' Simplicity at Salvation.” OrganDelton. Michigan formal proclamation I . ♦ am. Women's Prayer Band. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Choir director, Gerald Ostrolh. 6 pm. Commission of Christian | OF GOD CHURCH Worship. 11 am . ...... IM tf H Bible Study. Evening worsltlp, 7 pm. Thursday—8:30 pm. Pioneer fl pm. Children's choir. Wednesday Fellowship. 7 pm. Giris Clubs. 7 pm. Service with nursery. great moral religions ciriUaed Nursery for regular services. 11 am. Morning worship. Sermon. Study in Romans. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 8 pm. Young People's service. Tuesday. 9:15 am. Rachel PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Circle. 1302 South Hanover Rev. Burnley O. Spencer, Pastor 7 pm. Wednesday service. Wednesday, day of prayer and modern' highways. In the hope Hastings, Michigan Phone 945-5318 Bible study. and belief that tills Is possible, Telephone: 945-9429 Where a Christian Experience 10 im. Morning group. BUI CoI urge the cooperation of all our Youth between the ages of 14 to 22 In 135 ROME, Italy—Edward M. Lindsey (right) Makes You a Member. people — and portlcularily t h e President of Lions International, explains the countries of the Free World are urged by Lions 10 am. Sunday school. 7 pm. Evening group, Mrs. clergy—in a Safety Bobbath world wide service organization’s ‘‘Search for International to write an essay on the theme: CitrUs, Supt. Classes for all. 11 am. Morning worship. Gladys Ostrolh. Wfdtnd derliratexl to our reori‘Vcace is Attainable” for a $25,000 first prize, Peace” project to Pope Paul VI in a 25-minutc Nuraery. 6:15 pm. Youth Fellowship. Saturday worship. 10:45 am. Nursery for both groups. offered by Lions International. Jtutlor Sunday school In charge private audience held in Vatican City. 8:30 pm. Evening prayer. Prayer meet Tuesday, 7 ;30 pm. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal. Mrs. Lindsey is in center (left) and the Right of Phylhs Munn and Gladys 7 pm. Evening worship. Tlie Pope, who himself is very active in pro­ Saturday, 2-4 pjn. library open. Suppdrt material distributed Reverend Monsignor Paul Marcincus, who Hamblin. 7 pm. Wed., prayer and Bible. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH moting World Peace, had words of high praise by Uic Blate Safety Commission 11 am. Worship. Sermon. Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor for the 800,000 Lions ground the world for their translated for the Holy Father during the will, be made available to lhe FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 6: 15 pm. Junior Service, David efforts in getting Youth Interested in thinking meeting held in the papal private chambers, 209 W. Green Street and Ronda Munn In charge. THE GALILEAN 11 am. Morning worship. is center (right). and writing about peace. Rev George Elliott Teens and Young people, Merlin BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. Corner 106th St. A North Telephone WI 5-4945 and Dorene Buhl. Ron and Freeport Road 8:30 am. Worship service. Marge David and four sons of MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN charge of the teens and young I the establishment of the Pil­ expected to furnish special mt> Muskegon will have charge of Phone 945-5704 REFORMED CHAPEL 10 am. Sunday school. adulte service at the Pilgrim grim Hohntos Church In Mus- sic for the evening evangelistic this service. Their program will service at 7. 708 W. Main Street 11 am. Morning worship. Alive." Carol choir will sing at include special songs. Hollnees Church on Sunday eve­ Rev, Earl Schipper Adult Prayer Meeting, Mra Rogning al 6:15. Woraiup, 10 am. gera This provides a service for vice. pm. Wesleyan Singers. Mr. IMvid Is zone vice presi­ Sunday evening, the David fam­ everyone and everyone b invited. :30 p.m. Past high group. tons ,o( Muskegon will have dent ad& had a major part In ily will sing and they are also Evening worship, 7:30 pm. 7:30 p.m, Tiuirsday pray er and 7 p.m. Evangelistic service. Memoge by the pastor. Special Bible study hour. music by the David family. 3:80 pm. MYF Bub-Dlstrtct CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL 7: 30 pm. Wednesday, Prayer STONEY POINT Rally at Wayland. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH Monday Activities George B, Marshall, Pastor Rev. Rlclmnl Kevp 7 pm. lYusteeB meet enufeh Church school. 10 am. > Prayer Wednesday, 2 p.m. Thanksgiving, Christmas supper. office. Worship service, 11 am. ' Zion Lutheran Church of Place lo be announced. Plan now 10 am. Sunday school. 7 pm. Pastoral Relations Com­ Woodland will hold Its annual mittee meeting. | lather and ton banquet on Wed8 pm. Preaching. 8 pm Official board meeting DELTON METHODIST I nesday, Nov. 18 at 7 pirn. A beef GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH In lounge. roast dinner Is being planned. Marclus E. Tober, Minister 8. Jefferson <fc Walnut Sts. I The toastmaster will be Russell and Carol choir rehearsal; 7:30 Church study, Bunday, 9:45. Und. A welcome lo thb sons will Worship, Bunday, 11 am. .Worship at 8:15 and 10:45 am. 1503 Johnson. Lake Odeean, Mich. be given by John Hynrs. with Saturday, Kolnonla. 8 pm. 138 Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 6. Sunday school. 10 am. lhe tons' response by David Nlet? W.' Walnut. Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. Morning worship. 11 am. homer. Russell Brodbeck wQk Every Sunday—"T h I s Is the Chancel choir, 7 p.m. Thursday. Evening service. 8 pm METHODIST CIRCUIT ! conduct lhe devotions ■ uue" wkzo-tv, 9:30 am. Life" over WKZO-TV. Prnycr service. Wed.. 8 pm. CHURCHES | A male quartette consisting if channri 3; WOOD-TV, 10:30 am. IRVING CHAPEL Rev. John Joldersma I Lloyd Bnciu-tsen. Bob Crockford, J duinncl 8: WJIM-TV, 2 pm. Sunday school. 10 am. to 11. Mr. Ken Kocman of Calvin Pete McMillen and Fred Reuther I cliannel 8. "Pattern for Living.” HASTINGS CONGREGATION Prayer meeting, Wed., 7:30. Seminary will be in charge of win prdvlde musical numbesK over WILX-TV, 11:30 am. chan- OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 Writ Colfax Street The guest speaker .ill bkk n*1 ,0- , WZZM-TV, 12 noon Bunday public talk, 3 p.m. Welcome Comers ^Btasiotury from New GuSfX 1 13. — .. .. .. , miw- r.utlu-ran .aJ— Worship service. 9:30 am. TEOPfJYS BIBLE crftfRCH Church school 10:30. ' Coatg <BOra arOtnWtaad |F^Iis&lonaH' ^desplay wilyhaM 1/4‘M1W E.'of M-S8 on State Rd. Martin Corners Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Interesting experiences toe shari 1:30 pm. IzIUjy Kenney, Pastor Church school, 9:45 am. sThts Wednesday th® -Btrah Floyd Walter, Supt "sinee he. with hts family, has 10 am. Sunday Mhool. Worship service. 10:30 am. CUk4e will have a "Tupperware Bible school. 10 am. been serving in missionary work party at 9 u-tn. al the Buehl 11 am. Morning warship. Quimby Church Worship Hour. 11 o-m. James at Karepa, Karimll, New Guinea, residence. The Martin Circle will Wedneeday,_?L45 p.m. prayer. Church school. 10:30 am. and Thaddaeus "From Silence to for six years. He is a native of meet in lite O'Connor home al Mamin? worship. 11:30 am. Sainthood." Matthew 10:3. and Boys Brigade. ) Colorado Springs, Colo. ChrWJan Endeavor, 6 p.m. Vic­ Women's monthly.'missionary His theological education was tory Christian Endeavor Rally fellowship, 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. received at Bctltiny College and SOUTH KALAMO will be Lowell United Brethren I Wartburg. Theological Semmary PENTECOSTAL Church Monday night, Nov. 14. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL in Dubuque, Iowa. Worship service, 10 am. Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Henry VanTU, Evangelist 1631 Ionia Rd , K»]nmn New Guinea Is one of the 12 keep the Banner. Juniors?" 10 am. Morning service. Mote, Supt. Bunday school, 10 am. mission fields of the American Monthly Family Night Thura11:15 am. Sunday school. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. Morning worship, 11 am. Lutheran Church, it wai. found­ Darrel Btarbard. president. Young Popple's service, 6:30. ed hi 1886. There are now 180 nilttoe, Thomas Sprague. Max Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Evening service, 7:30 pm. Lutheran rnlsMorafrles serving on and Ron Coata and Hubert pm, Bptity Ovenshire, director. Thursday prayer, 7:30 pm. tlie field. WOODLAND METHODIST Nr>»< 7 through 13, guest min­ Barnum. A slide show will be A welcome is extended to all Rev. Richard VandenBosch ister. Rev. E. K. Lund, of Maple given. men and boys to attend. Tlcketa CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Tlie Hastings WCTU meets Sunday mhool, 10 am. City. 1716 N. Broadway may be obtained either prior to Morning Worship, 11 am. Evangelistic servloe. 7:45 pm. Almon G. Fulton. Pastor the banquet from members of Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 Mrs W. J. Liningion. 515 E. Clin­ 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 Zion Lutheran or else at tlie door ton. Please wear your white bow burns garbage and trash indoors, without p m. Class leaders, Clayton Mote Bunday school, 9:45 am. that evening. LAKEWOOD ' and Frc<! Sawdy. Morning worship, 71 am. the 1907 year. smoke or odor. It provides on easy, conBAPTIST CHURCH Youth service 7 pm The Country Church That Community Room above ST. ROKE CATHOLIC CHURCH • venient way to dispose of refuse without Welcomes You.” Woodland Fire Station Rev. Fr Ralph J. Kelly Wednesday Bible, prayer. 7:30. Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor ! tripi outside to a garbage can or trash Rev. Stephen Vesblt. Assistant 9:50 am. Sunday school. The ApoiUe Paul's declaration. KILPATRICK UNITED EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL 11 am. Worship service. -Ye are not in the flesh, but tn BRETHREN CHURCH | burner. CHURCH the Spirit, if so be that t h e Saturdays. M-66 Woodland Rev. Don M. Oury. Rector 7:30 pm. Wed , prayer service. Spint of God dwell in you." is Rev. R. A. Hoffman 9 am. Holy Communion. the Golden Text of thb. week's 11 am. Family service and HA8TING8 8EVF.NTH-DAY ST. AUGUSTINE, Christian Science Lc.'aon-Scr11 am. Worship service. sermon. Nursery and classes for ADVENTIST CHURCH .MIDDLEVILLE mon titled "Mortals and Im­ children. / Elder Samuel J. Elie mortals." The Icswn will bi' read The Vestry mcctfe Monday, Nov. 2730 W. State Rd at all Christian Science services HASTINGS FREE Hastings. Mich.. WI 5-9485 8T. AMBROSE CATHOLIC this Sunday.. METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. C. E. Howe. Pastor ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Worship, 11 am. HASTINGS WESLEYAN Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor Boltwood and E. State Road ‘ Woodland at Volte Road METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school. 9:45 am. Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor Sunday, "Faith for Today," on East Michigan at Slate Road Morning worship. 11 am. Ph. 367-2917 Olson W. Clark, pastor Sunday evening service, 7 pm. "A Friendly Christ-Centered Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, 10 am. Sunday school. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Church." 11 am. WorslUp service. Rev Sunday. 8:30 am. Free Melho- Radio WJEF, 1230. 8:30 am. Sunday school, 10 am Classes E. T. Hadwln. Conference of Di- । LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH rector of Church ExpeutMon. I Christlan Youth Crusaders, MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton ' Rev. Carl SUvemall, Pastor guest speaker. I Wednesday, after school. Sermon: "Church Discipline." Morning worship, 10 am. 6: 30 pm. Youth Fellowship louug People's Service, Thurs- Rev.- Prank Crabb, Bible teacher Young Brotherhood, 8 pm. A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Sunday school. 1! am. 7: 30 pm. Gospel Hour, semton: day 7 pm Cherub and Junior choirs, Bunday school, 10 am. Bunday worship. 7:30 pm. "A Ixm. Coal." . ' Wednesday. 3:45 p.m. Worship. 11 am. Wednesday family worship. ,8;45. pm. Church choir piac- '' Father and Son banquet. Wed­ Sunday evening service, 7:30. Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm. nesday. 7 pm Speaker, mission­ Wed. evening service, 7:30. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. ary. Kenneth Mesplay from New Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. WESLEYAN METHODIST Guinea. • Hickory Comers. Michigan / Bethel Bible study, Thursday. WOODLAND Rcy. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Sunday school, 10 a_m. 8 pm. ' CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Morning worship, 11 am. Junior \ Catechism class, Sat­ 8319 Coals Grove Road Mid-wook prayer meeting Wed­ urday, 9 a.m. Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor nesday evening. 7:30 pm. Senior Catechism class, SalurWorship service, 9:45 am. Morning worship. 10 am. Bunday school, 10:45 am. ISlight I A Hearty Welcome to Alli Wednesday, 7:30 adult choir. at Greenyllle. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. Thursday. Junior choir, 4 pm. Offcr applies only to normal Evening service. 7:30. pm. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Prayer and Bible Study Wed- DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY CHURCH installation and applies only ADVENTIST CHURCH Broadway and Center Elder Samuel J. Elie Willard H Curtis, Minister to residential gas customers WOODBURY UNITED 2730 W. State Rd. Worship, 9:30 and 11. Nura<ry BRETHREN CHURCH HasUnga. Mich.. Ph. WI 5-9485 of Consumers Power Co. We think of the Job of »ervlo> Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. Ice over WBCH. Sermon: "Love's Worship, 11 am. Bonds Unbroken.” ing our clients a> a round-theVillage of Woodbury Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. ✓9 30 Church sclxxil clawes for clock proposition. After aS, Sunday school. 9:45 am. Sunday, "Faith tor Today." on losses don’t limit themselves Worship. 11 am. 6:30 Junior High and Senior Junior church for children. 4-9. Sunday, Voice ot Prophecy. High Youth Fellowship at the to an 8-hour workday. If yow Youth choir rehearsal, Wed . 8. Radio WJEF. 1230, 8:30 am. church suffer a loss... fire in your Fellowship service, 7:45 am Monday—7 Boy Scouta borne, auto accident, business ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST Youth Fellowship, Wed.. 7. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ W. Glen Campbell. Pastor catastrophe ... you want help meet at the hotel. vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger 2 Milos South of Gun Lake Wednesday Activities sight away. You'll get just that 9:45 am. Sunday school. 9:30 Women's Association if you place your protcctioB 11 am. Morning worship. Board meeting. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 7 pm. Evening worship. — •• n naom-uiumi 1118 Jordan Lake Street luncheon. Thank Offering Pro­ NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN gram in charge of World Berrios Phono DR 4-8377 METHODIST CHURCH Department Rev. Jerry Booawr.fPastor . — Thurid‘y AoUriUea tow Irnbrance Agency Bunday school. 10 am. 3:39 Cherub choir practice. (Note ths etang. o< tay.i^ Morning worship, 11 am. ... Qytr Miligr’i Jrwglers Phono Young people's Sendee. 7 pm. Bunday school. 10 a^n. fl Kirk Horn, choir practice. Morning worship, 11 am. Junior High tholr pmcMe’ 9^40 5 ., 7^0 pm. Young People's service, 7 pm. Evangelistic service, 8 pm. 1 Muskegon Family To Conduct Service At Pilgrim Church SAVE TWO WAYS Zion Lutherans Father-Son Banquet Nov. 16 on a new ATOR Gas Incinerator SAVE THE INSTALI and SAVE on the PURCHASE PRICE! CALCINATOR Christian Science Text Announced a; SPECIAL reduced PRICE for this SALE on Service consumers Power ERANDSEN C I �Delton Grad in Peace Corps Describes Work following letten wen reoel»»d from Miss Joan Gay. of Mr md Mrs Rusofj13 Delton, who is In 2°^ Mrv'nr ,n Monrovla. Liberia, West Africa. . ? 1862 graduate of Del,flch°01 » 1966 -rgdunte of Western Michigan University August 11. 1®66 Monrovia. Liberia *■*’ I haven! written many letters lately, too busy making lesson plans and getting settled in. Wow I This teaching situation is everything you could Imagine 1 hM” “ ela“ of 48 »«cond gradera. There la a blackboard at the front of lhe room and a desk for me. The children all have a chair and most (but not aU> have a board to write on. I have all I can do to walk between the chairs to get to the bark of the room. These kids dont know the meaning of the word quiet. When they talk to me or ask e question I have to have them re­ peat It three or four times tn yet the meaning. "We go-o over der now-o teach-o”. everything has an extra vowel syllable: plus they don't pronounce the "th" sounds. Just returned from a walk through the main drag Very in­ teresting city. We stopped by an old house to watch the Ivory carver at work. Amazingly beautiful work. To watch them begin with the raw tusk and turn out such carvings Is un­ believable. I'm trying to palaver enough to bring their price down I bought an ebony ele­ phant tonight Such great fun to palaver. The "charlle" ask 39 lo begin with and I said too much My price was (3 After about 15 minutes I bought it for 33 60. (About 4" high, black ebony with ivory tusk.) Kind of cute. Good paper weight any­ way. ’ I haven't seen any snakes vet Plenty of rats. Hurds and rabid dogs. This city is crawling with mangey dogs. They run In packs The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience gimmicks, just old-fashioned For prompt, (killed ■orvlce—call today. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9117 » WI 5-5992 223 N. JeHenea at Mill WE CLOSE- AT NOON ON SATURDAYS at night and are very dangerous. Already the filth and disease cease lo amaze me. You become ro Immune to the sight It'* the little things that "humbug' you more. Like the toilet that wont flush, the stove that quits work­ ing. rata In and on your bed. getting locked out of the apart­ ment till 3:45 am. and etc. At Umea you get very depressed, but there are enough P.C.V.'s close by that it helps to overcome the depression The sight of another American Is overwhelming. Much love. Surely makes you appreciate all, raining very very nara, hard. iI take a taxi and get iiome home at at i;w 1:00 or or Ia little little .: time time we we are are supposed suppoaea to to have nave a, the thing* that we take for <26c>. When •• __anr:»ri.is..or j after. I'm hot,•>tired ___ ■__ _____ 1■___ .... -I *don __ >.’t •know ______what •«. . IH do] It ■is light mln and* .hungry project. granted , in the states. Ifs go­ sunny, I walk aways and tate a by the time I gel home. I have j yet. get have , ing to cake me a long Ume to never walked so much in my life not even at Western. I also have rtrwlght from a faucet or a well body Liberians really store whan never eaten to much in my life! again. * a white American gets on. They This week; win will bring the end of ------------ •---------- — ‘ — are shocked to think that we lhe 1st Pleasant Valley Church will end Sept. 4. 1966 would lower ourselves to their rough having — mode of transportation. They mark In so many subjects, nine You know. Mom. I write to carry fish, furniture, animals of them, reading, writing, gram­ The Methodist Pall Youth Pel- oervlcos-on Saturday wtnlnf. but many letten to different people and people. Smelly at times, but mar, arithmetic, social studies. ----- - - -------------------------- ---------- --- cheap and Interesting. After Bible, health, spelling and sci­ lowahlp Institute will be held at have told anyone Yes. I am I school I usually walk home un­ ence This It the second temester the Centra! Church In Laming teaching morning school. I arise ‘ les it is raining real hard It is and It will end In the middle of Nov. 11-13. This 1* for 10th. 11th December. Then we will be of! and 12th grade youth and the r-ervice. The services will begin until March 1st. During this Pleasant Valley Revival Service* To End Sunday TH1 HARTINGS BANNCT—3 Tharaday. November 10, 1M4 West Mithodjlt Youth Meet in Lansing Brethren United Lcrwrtl “md will pain? a puuirewhS people to the church through- night to night. Rev. M. M. Ortii- AugUBt 14. 1966 It is me again. Come to cheer your hearts with tidbits of vital Information and intellectual nothingness. I think that If you will, on the morning of Aug. 16, stand up and look eastward, you will see the whole Republic of Liberia go floating by. YES IT IS RAINING AND RAINING AND RAIDING. . . I don't be­ lieve It has stopped for more than an hour since last Monday. A wonderful week of teaching. The kids couldn't go outside. I was Interrupted by A. B Tol-1 bert. the Vice President's son We had met him before and he decided to look us up today He took me to the Executive Man­ sion—a place few people have aver seen—Liberian* included. Il wda, quite impressive to say the least Pres. William VJ3 Tubman has 17 children. Tills mansion is the most Impressive building In Liberia. A great work of archi­ tecture About 7or 8 floors and covering the length of two city bloeks. The Pres, and Mr* Tub­ man are in Switzerland for two month* They will return. In Oc­ tober I met about six of his sons and thay took me on a grand tour of the mansion. Red carpet­ ing in al) the hallways, with marble ualLs and mahogany trim Four of the boys have the entire 3rd floor as their living quarters On the 6th floor we entered each room 'around 121 These are reserved for the visit­ ing presidents and heads of states. Each Is like a small suite done tn various color schemes, complete with brocaded curtains, chandeliers and furniture from Denmark. I also gat to see the President's trophy room. The ivory and ebony carvings are 'antastic. Animal skins, drum* covered with zebra hides and a whole multitude of beautiful gifts from various countries I reolly had a great time with them. They were very’ friendly ind very relaxed. Not a bit stuffy. 6:30 am.: Monday mom—We ended up going lo a movie last night. Saw Monlturi with Marlon Brando and Yul Brenner. Good show nnd a nice theatre Another night of being up late. No one begins a party till 9 or 10 p.m. Then they go on till 3 or 4 a.m. I can't keep going on those hours. ’ Write toon. Kroger Has Something To CROW About... W LOW PRICES plus SUNRISE-FRESH PRODUCE Fresh LEG 0 LAMB "> 89c Fresh Whole Peschke's 2ibpk»*1.09 HOTDOGS Pork Steak or FRYERS USDA Choice Tenderay RIB STEAK Pork Roast » 79c STORE HOURS: 9 to 9 DAILY C lb Country Club Point Corned Beef Brisket «■ 69c Sliced Sla PrWe O Michigan Bonelesi Serve N S4v4 Ham Roast 1-lb pkg Sliced Bicon 99c ib aeon Tenderay Bonelen Boston Kwld Krito Roll Roas Sliced 8 MORTON'S Butferchip SALT Krackle Almond or Milk Choc. .49l lb 2 lb pkg 79c Swift i Shortening Swlft'ning Hershey Bars PLAN 07c l-lb pkg 69*' *0 iOD ZED coupon -lb. 10-oz box August 27. I860 Dear Folks: The weather Is amazing over here. We have had four or five days of sunshine wiUi scattered rains. Not the usual drenching, which lasts ail day The temper­ ature varies only a few degrees uiUlde at night and have It be 75 or 80 degrees. You never need a sweater although a light blanket feels good at night be­ cause of the dampness. Things are much better this week. Yesterday was Flag Day. so no school. Tomorrow Is Friday snd that's an easy day of teach­ ing I don't remember If I told vou that Jan Peterson and Judy Murphy moved Into an apart­ ment below us. They were both In my training group. Kind of nice having five of us dose to­ gether. There are Peace Corps guys down the street and some C.A.R.E. people. All very helpful and friendly. Coming here from America ft like going back 50 or 60 yean in man's progress In technology. coupon Jiffy 7-oz. wt. Frosting Mixes or Cake Mixes Bathroom Tissue Scott (roll 1000 I ply »haeli| 9«’1 8«$1 Munslmann'* - 1-lb H-oz can Del Monle Cut Green Beans 1-lb. can a - 1-lb 1-ox can ' Doi Monle Halves or - 1-lb 13-oz. can Del Monte Peas Fruit Cocktail Del Monle Pineapple Grapefruit - )qt. 14oz Sliced Peaches 5-’1 Libby - 1-lb l-ox can 5«‘1 Drink Tomato Juice Kroger Grahams or - 7-oz. wl pkgs 7»’1 6-!1 Applesauce Cdtsup ,4’®x-w* Dal Monle Libby Whole Kemal or-1-lb can Cream Style Corn 5-«‘1 Birds Eye Frozen - 12-ox. wt pkg. 6S1 Kroger - IH-Ib. loaves 5«’1 4 *1 Borden's Sherbet 4<-‘1 Libby - 1-qf. 14-ox can Saltines Squash 4 -’1 Buttercrust Bread 3-»1 Pei Rilx Frozen Minco or 1%-lb. Pumpkin Pies 3~’1 DIAMOND SHELLED WALNUTS >r PECANS CHIQUITA ananas k member once said "I’ve got a new 1-lb A US. No 1 Russet BAKING POTATOES car, so who 20•» >>., 99c FREE Mdnloth. Jonathan or DELICIOUS APPLES needs Auto 6 ib fa*, 69c (’HARM BRACELET Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli or Club Road CAULIFLOWER sum ISt? FRESH 39c Boston. Romaine. Escarcle or Service?” ENDIVE LETTUCE 50 Sure your new caWany not break down. But, it may run oiRof gas, have a flat tire, get stuck in theVnow, boil over in the summer, or even gtt locked-up with the keys inside. Then, you need help. Dependable, handy, considerate help. Auto Club help! It costs just a dime to call AAA road service and less,than a nickle-a-day to epjoy all Auto Club privileges. Join now and . . . LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A "llH | . stamps ih" , . in. 11 50 stamps wi'h in-, "-x.rni, ch PESCHKTS 1-lb. LURCH MEATS n 50 stamps D 50 stamps Copyright The D 25 20 STAMPS STAMPS wiih Inis Coupon ox g| win ih.S Coupon ch D 50 stamps El 50 stamps 50 stamps * . I KROGER T1A BAGS La"'°^X. I USTHINI OFF HAMBURGER I SILVER PLATTER 1 PESCHKES . | PORK CHOPS | CIRCUS W1INIRS | [] SO 19c STEP - • ------- * IMPERIAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIUN MRwa W AAUUCAN QiAXM | ' STMILE1S TABLE WAM I 25 stamps HASTIHOS OPTICS 237 W. St.N S'. n. WI 5 4392 fUUl ira.-sw ■“{SL-tSS' �I WEEK END WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED DEPEND UPON Jatob* SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS Right thru till December 1st HASTINGS SEWING CENTER rtww 945-9647 235 W. Shite Hastings Shell Service 0 LIGHT REPAIRS Is Happy to Announce that Cliff Magoon is now part of their staff. from PHONE WI 5-2253 Atlas Tires & Batteries Come to the service station that cares about your needs and the needs of your car, Stop here for quick, efficient and courteous servfcq! Roy L. Bolson, 311 S. Hanover, Hastings C. I. Morrill. M.D., Rt. 5. Hastings Walter Endsley. 636 W. Grand WINTER FOOTWEAR See our new season collection of Dresses. PARMALEE'S East Court at Michigan ♦ 124 E. State Marilyn Cotant, Rt. 4, Hastings Music Center Mn- Robert George, 105 Sherman, Nashville BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN A* FURNITURE FURNITURE I For Every Room in Your Home! PEOPLE PRICED PORTABLES SOARING STEREO SOUND Mrs. Robert Culbcrt, 702 W. Grand .105 East State Street Phon. Vtl 5-5105 ■ Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals Homemade Skinless Michigan Grade 1 3lb.BagM.49 at (Broken Sixes) Riepenholf's Sausage Kllchen MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 945-5321 Hotel Hastings 115 S. Jefferson Mrs. H. P. Moore, Rt. 1, Middleville CONTEST RULES FOR YOUR FAMILY Fran Crothers, 657 W. Green Bcvcrwyk's HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS 221 West Mill St. Phone 945-4071 Owned & Operated by WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS B11 E Railroad St. ’ Ph. WI 5-2423 Carl Sparks, Jr., Rt. 1, Hastings 99< COUPON Polish Diamond Ring BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies , Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Winning family will provide own transportation to and from. Yon may enter in as many stores as you wish each week. No purchase necessary. These winners from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing that week."New contest each week. CHICAGU, ILL. Pick-Congress 1,000 Room* Downtown near heart of Loop Michigan Blvd- • T-fiiMA&v Congress St A iM ’ISSISteM, EH CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! NEW GOODYEARS WAYNE'S Shoe Store DETROlf, MICH. LOUISVILLE, KY. Albert Pick Motet COLUMBUS, 0. Nationwide Inn Pick-Port Shelby 900 Room* 150 Room* 5 minute* from downtown 1620 Arthur St Telephone: 636 3781 Teltlypo: 50l-5W-i03« r» ■ 275 Rooms in naan or . . . busmatt/ahopplAg *r«* Ltfayatla at Fir*t SL Talaphona: 963 7100 Tel.typa; 3U-2UW1S • '1 E. LANSING, MICH. 134 W. Star. St. Robert Warren. 914 E. Madison, Hastings -■ffcwi BANK gs You'll Like Our 10 lbs. ■ ’2.50 Drop-Off Service Holiday Blouses . 102 I. State Phone 945-5316 by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES 118 N. Jefferson St City Food & Beverage Perky Prints I Pretty Pastels ! CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY Pleats, tucks and ties make them ideal as Christmas gifts or holiday apparel. Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand - Delicatessen Helen Schramjn, 1328 S. Jefferson Jane Arnold, 221 W. South, Hastings For Every Banking Need BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE EIational 201 N. Broadway • Phone 945-3400 * USED CARS UJ A • General Auto Repairing g T JG g * AAA Wrecker. Service 107 E. Woodland Gary Sunior, 1228 S. Montgomery, Hastings Jim Marr, 237 W. Nelson 600 Room* i-7ioQ T*2l PsM-S 724 T*ail74M7M WHITE'S 107 So. Jefferson also, slides. Donald Phone 945-3967 117 W. State St. in Dogtown Haatinga Mrs. Edw.i McKcough, 1025 S. Jefferson, Hastings Dyeing - Alterations Mothproofing Kathy family potluck and reception for the new minister and his family ing lunch guestn ot Mr and 110 W. State ROOT BEER GARDNER'S M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Phone 945-2134 Mary Bradford, Box 75, S. Jefferson Harvey Baker, 4962 Gun Lake Rd. Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman 122 W. State Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES Keaulnly SE85 Complete Bewwe Deputmenl by Lennox & SyrocuM SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE CRYSTAL - E. L. CARPENTER Hardware^ by Tiffin & Fostoria STERLING . by Gorham. Reed & Barton & Towle' BOOTS Selected Govt. Irregulars Now Available at a Fraction of the Government Cost. “IRKE'S Hastings Cut Rate . Shoe Store 94$-4265 Joseph Loy|ii,-tt. 2, Hastings 931 S. Henaver Now CHINA - GENUINE KOREAN Open feoily 9:00 a.m.'to 11:00 p.m Saturday, Oct. 15 at the home of Ills brother. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hoyt * Mike Sbeelian and son of Caledonia were cidlera at Lhe Hoyt-Dutcher home a Sunday ago. Mra. Frank Dutcher and daughter. Palsy were evening callcra at the John Dutcher home near Caledonia on Sun- Tastiest Sandwiches 142 E. State St. Orville Cutshaw, 212 S. Pork, Hastings BARRY Ganna Knoll. 501 JAnm. Middlnllla Sunday. E. and the World's Creamiest PHOTOGRAPHY to be Fouifchin, Barry Q>unty For Ladies! *21 Si Mlskijen 21005 UH Photo Greeting Cards . . . everything Lovely U.S. ROYAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR FOR BARRY COUNTY Pkoag 945-9411 Ctllk. t*cb. Uab. *3.730.2* UMU 8125 — O Bandall Price. BalUe Thursday from your favorite black and Largest Selections Time lo Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! JIM BARR TIRE SHOD ballar. Uab *3,961.15 aasaU *213 65 -i-w-v noviffi-rr KrxxiUtnl — rmda V. Waahbnrn, Kalanaioo ““WWl HO»pltal 2**91— itiua w. aiMkwood. Hoi Thuraday. He Is coming along laud, cartltr. Uab. 83.14S.42 a»«»u nicely. 28*»*-“ubMd Vwiii^'aMU. Mra. Bill Blough and children SHll iixitj r U»b. |13.«59.*3 » l.lt A UallUar. *8’5 Swing to a New Fashion Beat This Season! .. .. Hy -----Hr*. Sylvan Tagg B6.(>c . = kh St. 1•i•1 102 W. State at Jefferson Don’t Delay — Order Christmas . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of E. Ninth Sts. jjj David Blough of MBU ipent the weekendsof Oct. 14 with hl* parent*. * Kenneth Moore, a tor- Betty Strong, Nashville, Mich. Mrs. Morvin Edwards, Rt. 2, Hastings Pick-Barter and Front End Alignment 141 E. Woodland of Mlchigon BENiFRANKUN’ P □QUARTERS Phone WI 5-2091 1QO J 32-38 HASTINGS CLEANERS (Willard Rogers, Mgr.) Women's From the HODGES JEWE,-RY Your present CARPETS CU^ANED The Duraclean Way” Freeport dUmaktr. Hit. *4.279.73 uuu SS35 I 5—Jame. W. Bnuaid. Grand HaT«n_ 21*75- Co<Ua Fallntr. BslUa Crook, nlllwttgkt. Uab. «*■•*«> ' Chip St. Martin, Hastings Darlene J. Nelson, 507 E. Madison Make This Your CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS Ib »“«7* so day dinner on Oct. 23. * Gordon i. Ofodruh. Battle Lyttle was in Bay City calling on V..4.VO0.4 AL. • frtcnd * Or« CALL 945-4013 for ’Cleaning of Distinction Repairing Alteration - Dyeing and GIFTS -by McGee - Monarch and Barwick 2115* Charlotte There's always a friendly crowd and the many specialties of the house arc favorites of young and old alike. 327 N. Broadway APPLIANCES NEW CARPETS I Miller ha* not been well. * Mr. I and Mra. Lloyd Lyttle entertain- Restaurant BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS Helen Barber, Rt. 5. Hastings week with BeUy. Copper Lantern CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! 150 W. Court ot Church old. * Mra. Winnie Dunn vUtted nt the home of her *on, Mr. and Mra. Harold Dunn at Graham Dike Tliuraday night until 8un- 81.421 — Calvin L. Bosman. Haven. 2*151 — Involuntary. Sara B: The Hostings Sunday Mr. dinner ^Sf and Horace vanrsoeaxr wsu w w | IsusUwrfs w Mra. Winnie Dunn attended a birthday party for salesman. *550 — I With the Professional Pormette Dry Cleaning Machine From the Wheel of your , Don Stevens, 720 E. Colfax. Hastings COLOR T.V. SalamMoo, Jane A. Barlow. Rt. 1. Hastings Kathleen Sherman, Rt. 2, Hastings were Mrs. Steven Dowding at Homer. TMataUcal * Appllad M» ckanlro, -Ist.. »eu iio.su.ii -j.—-----. Loa* a ai»y. i Cullers Sunday tu Mr. and Mra. . .. ' Vern Welchers were Mr. and u MMiTni*- Mra. Stanley Brunt and family waixoo. and Walter Jordan. * Leila ;i Hawbllta of Lawnmce Rood will <10047165. B»UU have tlie Jolly Neighbor Bttlh- go.jEffUKOH ct. Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--- CLEVELAND, 0 Pick-Durant 300 Room* Downtown Flint at your doorat Second and Saginaw St*. TWJTsim 110 Rooms Heir Michigan Stat* University 5 minutes from dawntown Lansing 1427 Welt Saginaw St. Telephone: 337-1741 Teletype 517-372-0744 2**33 — WlUUa a. B«xJor4. wait* bMUse.r.ju*. amnowding *J •• 4101 Weal Broad St. FLINT, MICH. Albert Pick Motor Hotel LUMBER^CO-M A _ 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 Clfl||C TIRE JlUflj SERVICE Inspect Stones GILMORE JEWELER Mr. and'Mra. John Wllltaon of InnJudl were guest* a ftinday You're Assured of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of “BILL DING" ALL WEATHER SPECIAL t1H5Shiss Tighten All Loose Stones Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic.Cleaning Machine Vivian Olivarri, Rt. 1, E>elton Betty Ringler, 219 W. Grant exchange . SNOW BOOTS . INSULATED BOOTS . OVERSHOES • RUBBERS Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. Jone Arnold, 221 W. South Balling's 219 W. STATE ST. BATTERY COLOR CENTER LUMBER CO. / packtr. IU». *1.5*7.94 a«4«U »7O4 — o- WUfrod A- Dayuia, Portland. ter for a chance to have the 3*125 — Involnnury. Eaproro Indua tame kind Of a wonderful weektrtaa. tat.. otMga. nig. end that we had," Tobias con2SI37—<b. 13. Oaorga D. Halntanlt, eluded. BatUa Croak, lale.man, Uab »9. _________________ 017.7*. atMta *560 — Cyrua J. \ OMdrkk. BalUt Ctrok. , f _„„v 3**2* Elbail J. Hl*My. Paw Paw. ludtVY coam«iolo*lit, Uab. *15.041.1* aaMia *»,04« - wmuat a scbanri., gy 5|rjt QrHg PanSyckla Paw Paw. ; tea. 21131 >’ Blakaly. One preliminary winner will be drawn each week at each participating store. Rev. Richard Hom, 615 S. Jefferson, Hastings ’ Whenever You Need e Lift WEINERS NEW TRIP EACH WEEK Weekend includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the parly. Features OF MUSIC m,, । excellent and everything was tint! 1 real fine." he added. 1*“* । "Carlotta and I want to thank Phone 945-5982 TIME FOR A NEW Winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotels. IMJflLSUto 945-4284 MU *100 W. Cksrle* KlagaUy. ; ,ro<n 11 ! LoabvIUe. .... 2M17—u.b. Arnau F. FrUlta. OtlMkurg. ..-rvIIv rotted *12,411.45 uiru 11.900 The management fm really roneu -JuUa Xrocilo, K*i*aMac out the red carpet and gave us 21*1* — cugtoa d. c«4*r royal treatment," Bernard add- INSURANCE by Ball Band utrann A PLEASURE! ' BUY BIRD FEED IN BULK AND SAVE . . . Wild Bird Mixtures • Cracked Com Sunflower Seeds 231 W. State WHIR! SHOPPING IS FULLER AGENCY, INC REDWOOD BIRD FEEDERS Road Service Comer E. Green and Michigan FOOD CENTER Leon Stanton. Rt. 4, Hastings Invite the Wild Birds Contest Winners Have Fabulous Free Weekend and their two children of 011 B. Walnut have returned from their ( "Fun-Filled Weekend" after win- | nlng the context ipotuored by The Bann merchant*. Hastings Floor Covering Norm Bryans. 202 W. Court. Hastings Phone WI 5-2235 PICKUP b DELIVERY OO LEES Carpets and Rugs and Pick-Up and Delivery Washing 301 W. State at Broadway FIRESTONE TIRES New Zig-Zag* SQAOO from Haan Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by Armstrong Phone WI 5-9461 for Road Service STANDARD SERVICE WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE WEEK'S SPECIAL . . 7} New Portables $ A A 00 ^niWDQWMiws II */4LUUn«iHBs : For Every Room in Your Home! REGISTER EACH WEEK **• Ken & Bert Gulf Service U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petition, Gery Lydy'. Rt. 2, Hastings Pkone WI 5-2983 Bob Carlson. 633 W. Walnut. Hastings FOR THE BEST IN Color T.V. SEE OUR NEW SETS BY ■ MOTOROLA ’ CENTRAL RADIO Jefferson Denis. HogorZ 417 W-fM and Mrs Raymond Wataon of Bay City were Saturday evwilng, Oct 15. vuitora of Mr. and Mrs. WUl MialdiT and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blough. Mrs Ruth Blrnrn accompanied Mr and Mr* Howell Newton and Bruce through aouthem Michigan and northern Indiana ______________ . on Sunday. Oct. 9. * Mr. aad and Mra Joseph Majtnik* and Mrs. Martin Tuttle and son of sons Sunday. Oct. 16 Birthday Alto'wero dinner gueata of Mr. eako and ice cream celebrated and Mra. Karl Tuttle a Sunday the birthdays of Mra. Majlnska agn and Mra SUirin Mr. and Mra. Frank Dutchta Ho»pit«l Guild 41 met all day children spent the- weokand Wednesday. Oct. 19. at tlie home of Oct- A near Baldwin. Mr. aod of Ruth Peterman. Cart sheets and Mra Charlee Hoyt joined Ihegn baby blankets were completed for for &mday dinner. * Ifr. apd the hospital. The group also Mra. Richard Bird w«“ worked on cancer dressings and of her parents. Mr. coAU for the County Cancer So- Richard VerBevUle ot Liana are supervising the Hello-1 Tuesday till ween petty Monday. Oct 11. to ba I week ab Hoym held an Main Street. Tlie party Lou Boyion AND ZENITH 221 N. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E Warner have returned from a two-week trip to Brunswick. Ga. En route they Mopped at the American Museum of Atomic Enemy at Oak Ridge. Tenn.; Rockhill. N. C. to visit the Glen Calm Garden, ol-o tlie I-iatt Castle and Cumberland Fall, pear Liberty­ ville, Ohio, and the Ohio Ca­ verns * Mr. and Mra. Robert Sturm and daughter* of rural Lyons, the Richard Majinska family with Mliom Mary and Richard Bird home recently were Mr. and Mra. Ray Farcum and girls of Parchment. Mr. and Mrs Richard Elliott of Delton. Mr. and Mra. Fred Tian. Jr. and Mr. and Mra. Leonard Kiddo', local. * Mr and Mra. rtfchard Bird and daughters were eve­ ning visitors of Mr. and Mra. Ted Bird of Middleville a 8un- T.V. Hoae 945-9117 crackerjack cider and donuta Will be given to all participants. * The West Odesu Missionary gervice mceu with EUie) Aalderttta �A » *—THI HARTING* BANNER National 4-H Club Congress Beef Price to Rise as Feeder Calf Costs Jump Hute axnplalnlng about Federal Land Bank in New Ionia Bldg. April and racenUy completed, in­ cluding sodding of the town area higher Ionia and Montcalm With loot­ term r-al-«*tete mortgage*. Rich­ ard Yorger. Hasting*, and Ethan Winters. Dowling, are members of the *lx man board of directors. Also occupying tlx naw ofBca wUl be the Ionia branch of the Production Credit Association of Unsing cattle feeders make any money on feeder calves now going tn their fcedloU. Michigan Stale Univer­ sity livestock specialists believe al S Michigan cooperative sales calves, around 400 pounds in weight, sold at the sale for as high M *37 a hundredweight Northern Michigan and Upper gelling 500 lo 600 Peninsula calf raisers grossed *1.196.049 In tlie sale with the Gaylord sales leading with a gross W. L. Finley, Michigan State of more than a half million dollars. University Extension livestock spe. higher than Slaughter Report MSU Has New For September Farm Research Meat packing plants In Michigan killed more animals of all specie:, during September 1906 than durUnit at McBride August 1966. according to the Baltimore Rami Eniov Oct. 29 Partv The BaMlmora Razna 4H Club held a hayride Saturday evening, Oct 29. Seventeen raembara and Michigan Crop Reporting Service Michigan State University has September slaughter was bera traveled to Cue's *ug»r established a new Agricultural equivalent to over 63 million shanty and enjoyed a wiener Experiment Station six mile* west pound* of dreaaed meal, some roast Everyone agreed that thia of McBride tn Montcalm County. of which move* Into Interstate higher than a year before The The 80-acre research site will be markets. pared with KM 12 per hundredused primarily to Improve the Numbers of cattle, calves and To make it easier to maintain prodixtion efficiency of various hog* butchered were down from The number of calves available an adequate milk sanitation pro­ processing crops, especially pota­ September 1965. but 5 percent more gram diking the Winter, dairy toes. The land used for the Experi­ sheep and Unite were slaughtered IXTEEN HUNDRED of the Mrs. Roebling is one of the Live Stock Exposition, although ment Station, owned by Theron and as a result, bidding was herd owners should clip object­ For the first nine months o! •nation's finest youth will nation's outstanding women in none of the delegates show ani­ spirited Only 9.800 animals of the ionable Hair on a few cows each Comden. U located in the heart of 1966. compared with the ftrat anticipated 14.000 were sold day from now until lhe arrival of western Michigan's prime potato three-fourth* of 1965 cattle num­ open lhe 45th National 4 H Club finance, public service, social mals there. Some may have in producing area Congress in Chicago on Sunday, and educational activities. A previous years, but it is a Con­ low temperatures bers butchered showed no changi "Our goal will be 2.0)0 buvhrl, calf and hog slaughter were down November 27. They will repre- widow, she has a married son gress rule, the delegates can­ caused by a combination of cattle This 1* the suggestion of the of potatoes per acre." comment­ 9 and 6 percent, respectively raiser* holding back more heifer acting chief of lhe Mtehigan sent the 50 states and Puerta^and daughter and five grand not be exhibitors. ed Dr. Richard W. Chase. MSU ; Sheep and lambs killed were up Rico. A group of Canadian children, so she seems to be calves for replacements to build Department of Agrteullute'a However, they do visit the their herds and earlier iudlvldual Dairy Division, Kenneth Vasscrop scientist who will coordi­ i 2 percent. 4-H'ers will be special guests, well qualified as a parent to Exposition on Wednesday after­ nate lhe farm's research pro­ Patten. The Dairy Division is About 700 adults associated speak to a teenage audience, noon and evening as guests of Individual gram. -Well look at all plvases responsible foe enforcement of with 4-H Club work also are Bcforc thc < „ er8 lcavc the International management of potato management lo achieve all the State's laws governing expected to attend. home, they are oriented as lo Among the nearly 60 spon­ this goal." wholeaomeness of milk from Tlie farm will also be used to The Congress will open with what they will encounter on sors of 4 H Congress trips and farm lo retail outlet. test methods that can increase an impressive program based thc trip to Chicago, which for other awards ore: Allied Chem­ Van Patten says clipping cat­ the production end quality of on the 1066 theme: Pursuit of many will be thc first lime away ical Corporation, Chevron tle is not a legal requirement, other crops that might be grown Excellence.• from home. They will travel by Chemical Company. John Deere. but It is necessary in order to with potatoes. such, as beans, The keynote speaker will be train or plane. They will E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Many choice to prime steer make the milking process more wheat, com and horticulture crops. briefed on staying in a large Company. Eastman Kodak Com­ ranltary Strict sanitation Is es­ The 80 acres of the Comden What does Civil Defense mean a woman who has pioneered a sential at all levels in milk pro­ Farm that have now been leased to you? Doe* It build up images long list of "firsta" for women. ho,e,« social events, educational pany, General Foods Corpora­ and who will add yet another ,our3> siShtseeing nnd shopping tion, Heisdorf & Nelson Farms. duction. to MSU gives the University 11 of devastation, disease, death Inc.. Homelite, a Diyision of they do, will you b* left He aays clipping Is usually Experiment Stations located and despair? Have you ignored "first'' to her impressive rec- on their own. Textron Inc. and Humble Oil & with a loan that carrit* easy In the Autumn, but difficult throughout the state, plus the Information on Civil Defense be­ ord. She will be the first woman Thc delegates' main session Refining Company. farms and research plots located ■ high lni*r»*t ratal In cause these image* present a after outle have been housed ever to keynote the opening will feature talks and pagel dis­ Others include: International on the MSU campus hopeless cause? Lndoorxnor weeks. Clippers may assembly of the National 4 H cussions on lhe pursuit of ex­ Dr Sylvan H. Wittwer, director If so. you have short-changed Club Congress, now in its 45th cellence. Every boy and girl Minerals & Chemical Corpora be rented from milk producer tion. Eli Lilly and Company. aaaodaUons and dairy plants of MSU's total agricultural re­ yourselves and your families year. who attends the Congress is Edwin T. Meredith Founda­ 1 ' eral lime* ■■ the aeontliat are interested in receiving search program, referred to the Mom of the information we now She is Mary G. Roebling, sponsored by a business con tion. Moorman Mfg. Co., Olin acquisition of the new Experiment liave available on rural civil de­ raw milk of the highest quality omy changed. That'* worth chairman of the board of Trcn cfrn or Private enterprise The Station as "an Important histori­ fense pointe to the positive — possible, he added. Mathicson Chemical Corpora remembering it you'ra lookIn&fxctors uf the Dutry Divi­ cal event" thai would lune 'great, ' You ran survive."------ -------------- 1 ton Trust Company. Trenton, sponsor also is host to the young lion, -Pyiofax Gaa Corporation, Orville I. Freeman. Secretary NJ. She is first board chair P«0PIc during the week-long Ralston Purina Company, The sion work b> all parts of the meaning" to tlie development of State and in all levels of milk vegetable processing inlustries in of Agriculture, has called on the man of a major commercial evenlSinger Company, The S4H ' Cooperative Extension Service to production to^nxifitain tlx high Michigan. It is traditional that the 4 H Foundation. Inc.. The West The Cotflden-MSU leasing agree­ lead and coordinate an educa- bank and the first woman gov standards of dairy product ernor of the American Stock Congress be held during lhe Bend Company, Oliver Corpo­ whoteBomqnAm required by Mich- ment extends from Nov. 1. 1966. Uonal program to inform rural Exchange. same week a* Hie International ration. .to "the end of crop harvest" in people of the need of protection iswn law.__ \ 1976. and give them lhe facte they The State’s1 edible dry bean terested in the two *1.000 scholar­ need lo survive a possible enemy « .n Ih. g attack and continue vital food Farm; Your Liverfock Can Surindustry, the largest In the na­ Main Office ships can obtain me necessary. production." stated Arthur Btew-' tion. supplies 99 percent of the vlve Fallout; Recommended Two-1 Michigan high school Juniors information for application. from' 111 N. Deppt St. by. County Extension Agent. I navy beans u well as several । their high school superintendent Week Food Supply Family Food planning to enroll at Michigan The Cooperative Extension Ionia—Ph. 527-4510 colored varieties The grower Service has undertaken this rural Slcxkpfle for Survival; Soil*. State University next- -fall - •In the value is about W0 million per HASTINGS OFFICE A Wyoming buffalo ranch docs । Colleges of Agriculture or Home year. defense job and cun help you. Cropa, and Fallout. Economica are eligible for con­ a brisk trane in a strange by-1 In its rural defense program' 30114 Sa. Mkhlgsa extension cooperates with Fed-1 sideration for two SI.000 srliolar- produr.—bleached buffalo skull*. Drunken driver*. Doni be one ship* offered by the Beet Sugar Interior decorators snap them j The average Michigan chicken eral. Stale, and Local Civil De­ Phone 945-9^45 Industry of Michigan. Students in- up. I will likely produce about 22 doz­ fense officials. USDA Defense Dun e /ide with one. en eggs annually by 1960, accord- Boards, and other agencies gpd ■ \ Ing to Michigan State University organizations Mr. Stgcby staled. 1 The emphaau la gn--crcattag j scientists which awareness, giving the facts i$id w«..M pc.*™* । **■»> alternatives, and on Mlrmithan the 1959-63 average, will lating rural people to make the be achieved on about 30 per- best possible pre pared nw,-. plana, cent leas feed. Many people are not yet fully Charles C Sheppard. MSU! «*»«■ of «•* dangers of fallout Moving up is catching on at ourpfice. poultry extension specialist, jipd that they could survive a poaHenry E Larzelere, MSU agri- «lbte nuclear attack, says Arthur Small wonder. cultural economist, expect that Steeby Others are frightened People ere finding out lhe truth about our Chryslers And lhe truth the 1980 production for each and don't undcratand tlx nature is moving them up (in refold numbers). chicken will be about 266 eggs, of the 'danger or what to do. Tlicy point out that some com­ Planning tor tornadoes, fl.oda, It's simply this: mercial poultrymen in the state fires and other emergencies is We re pricing 4 of our hottest telling models it just e few dollars are already getting belter ‘than familiar to rural people Many a month more thin lhe most popular smaller cars, comparably 280 eggs per bird per year have storm cellars, vegetable equipped And that includes an automatic trans Average feed consumption per storage r<*>ms. underground sitoa. dozen eggs in 1969-63 was about and other buildings to which steering, power brakes, rid io. heater and a big V 8 Goin oitro living space and, at the same time, 5 5 pounds per dozen But Shep­ they could add more fallout pro­ tet these 4 Chryslers are ail lull sued Over 18 fee! long With pard and Larzelere expect this tection. incraaia your home'* value. See us thia week for full sued luiuries. A pull out drawer and a compartmentalized glove efllciency to Improve consider­ You can get many of the facte boi With full sire power One ol lhe biggest V 8s made that tuns on ideas on how you can add more space to your ably to about 4 pounds of feed you need from publications and per dozen eggs regular gas And with more than a dozen standard safety features other materials available from place . . . economically! "Many egg producer* are al­ the Barry Extension Office. from Roadside Warning flashers and an energy absorbing steering ready down to 42 to 4,3 pound* Other material is available from column to the biggest brakes in the medium puce class. of feed per doien." said Shep­ your USDA Defense Board and In every new car deal, there's a moment ol truth. pard and Larzelere. local Civil Defense officials ' With lhe potential increase in Price. Some of the basic publications breeding and Increased effici­ That's our big clincher. ency in feeding. 4 pounds of feed per dozen eggs should not be difficult to attain by 1980 for the average commercial poultry farmer Many producers will be, down to 3.8 or 3.7." Part of the improved efllciency 1 of the poultry' industry will cotnc as a result ot large Increases In ; the size of poultry farm* Shep-, I pard atid Larzelere expect n Concrete Blocks and if jump from 2.000 laying hens per Clip Cows for Milk Sanitation S When Interest Rates Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? Rural People Need Protection From Fallout SchoolrslliOS More Eggs from Less Feed Viewed For 1980 Chicken STEP UP TO (&$ BETTER LIVING TAKE CHARGE PENNOCK fe CONCRETE | PRODUCTS -ommcrclal flock to more than 25.000 by 1980. The projections were made as part of Project "80. MSU* scien­ tific look at Michigan's rural pofenttal by 1980 Lightweight Blocks Nashville. Mich. Phone 653-2791 J yotter 4-Ooor S»d*n r^OLEMA^CENCY^ for all your insurance NEEDS In a ’67 Chrysler You May Don't let on automobile accident hit you for a heavy financial loss. Protect yourself completely with both accident and liability insurance Come in any­ time and ask for details on our low­ cost policies. COLEMAN Run into Trouble AGENCY 1NSURA^.w.s-hu DEWEY'S CAR PALACE Z03 S. MICHIGAN M-43 at Sprague Rd. Delton thana 623-6301 ■ik �! Fresh Out of The Attic 1000 & Wet-tar, Jackson, Mich. IJ Official Action of the Hastings City Council .i SB auto wa* Virgil D. Walters. 35. and ilia Ung* Schools wtfe. WUla. 35. R3 Plainwell, were taken to BorgcM Hospital with Dave Kletzmann in p* in Kalamazoo with Injuries suf­ chology and Ernest Strode.' fered about 8:30 p.m. Thursday. K From 1820 Blue Book: Route 874 Grand Rapid* to Battle First Grade Creek—Reveryc Route 827. Via B,4»r Or.ml .. Vera Cole, 6, t Cascade, Freeport. Hastings and Mill”. Johnson. Knell A Cnmniekor .......... Dalsle Palmer, age 6, married such a coincidence that two days WilU.m. A Worki .. . Miller Knoipmonl Co. after receiving this letter my 1850. Hneklne A Belle........ column came out regarding Second Grade mile stretch of dirt between 60.0 Grace Giddings. Amerlla Claler, 7. and 64.0. This dirt may be under This Hat of pupils of this Gerald Claler, 8. construction during 1820. Thru school Was Interesting to me. I Elsie Jordan, 7. married Clare pretty rolling country ad Uw have met Roca Johnson's brother Willlama Arthur wl» lives on the old farm Tlilrd Grade For hard road option all the near Middleville. In fact 1 was way combine route 876 and 824 Emma Bedford. 0. very proud to help them get a going via Kalamazoo. A great centennial farm marker. many of U>c main roads adjacent Also there is another fellow in Fourth Grade io Grand Rapids may be closed tills list that I sort of know too. Arthur'Johnson, 11. My brother for construction during 1920 and Now you wouldn't think that af­ Arthur Bedford. 12. Passed , It Is suggested Unit tourists get ter going to school back in thc . j in touch with H. J. Gray. Secreold days, when tlie ruler, thc Oladya Cole. 12. married Prank . uuy and manager of the Michiyardstick, and a few other weap­ Erb. Ptuved away 1-1-1950. ■ gan Tourist Resort Association, ons were jxtrt of your education Lyle CLJcr, 11. Passed------- -----------Who 15 thoroughly - — posted -— on — thc that, any one would wont to 4- 27-1963. marry a school-maam. Well Amos Plfith Grade ern Micblpui. Palmer did. and he always seem­ PrcMle Palmer, 11. Piujtcd ed to be happy and glad he did. away, 6-16-1916. I _ B»YU gnv’c ;uu you UOJU.O before ».-■ as Diw far ««» aa »MHasWalter Hanna, 13. Passed away , ungs will start with mileage and Jackson. Mich. 5- 24-1932. route at that point, to Battle Oct. 15. 1866 Verne Johnson. 12. my cousin, creek. You will note there U Dear Mr. Burpee: Paf«d away. 10-3-1858. very UtUc If any ciiangc between Have Iren holding this up to Seventh Grade Charles Bedford, 15. Live* in present except the many Im­ your rescue with any information Canton. Ohio. provements made. about Grace Giddings. Hazel Palmer. 13. Pasted away, Total Mllaigi-—Trip Mileage I had the pleasure of being 37.7 0.1 Hustings, State and one of her pupils In tlie Old PirevT’n^akrA-' "" j Jofferaon at bunks turn right Pleasant Hill Schoo! DisU-icl No. 10 of Irving. She was one of my 38 5 0 8 F»k-bcar left, crocs favorite troclvcrs. Have tried 4-22-1063. Btrtu* Palmer, 15. Passed away !RJl- 38.6 Uiru Dowling 47.00 pass several Hmee while down home to ' jClear Lake on right 478 avoid get some trace of her later life In Ung. Miner Palmer. 17. n8h‘ road­ that known. None of the pupils Ray Mugrldge, 17. Buried 11- ' 52.4 13D Diagonal 4 corner*, of that time *cem to have any 12-1851. bear rigid with travel -Information either. Do not__________________________________________ have thc Information . 56.4 4.0 Bedford, at flagpole You might be inlereuted in tho . on tho poppet valve for Incomn- bear rigid. following record I have: lives as jet. Was In Durand on cqi 37 Urbandale (suburb) Grace Giddings taught Uw Sept. 24th to thc B of L. P. & E. I cwl oy meeting trolly turn Pleasant HIM School District of j State meeting nnd dLicusscd my ! jefI. Same bccomoi main street Irving No. 10. Sept. 4. 1906 and | letter with a Grand Lodge Of- 1 cros6 Rji, gj8 ending May 8, 1906. fleer. He promised U> look into 632 3.1 Battle Creek main Thc pupils of that year were the matter. He told me that they I ^,4 Jefferson Streets, a* follow*: moved into their new quarters All »» This letter from my friend, om Jotyxion. of Jackson wlU City ol *^S‘oS' .ire £ Min. C> tlie Font Rond in Prairie vdk Joyce MiUcr In shorthand, ..tap­ Township, and hit a tree. ing and vocational English., Larry Klopfenstein, Lake Pays for Error Maurice O. Hart. Lansing, pita!. Vlekl Near. Caledonia. U paid a 520 fine plus M85 costa at Caledonia; Edward Finn. D«lfor driving while hl* license wa* Ronald Klmmey. Delton. 1* al .Nashville Police Chief Robert D. Plainwell High, and Thoma* Mc­ Cormick. Delton. U at Washing­ ton Elementary School in Kala­ mazoo USE BANNER WANT AOS! about you! The store that cares Super-Right"—Cut from Corn-Fed Porkers ’Suptr-Right" Mature Beef PORK LOINS RIB ROAST CARPeTiNG Lake Odessa 4th and 5th Ribs tended like funeral of Mrs. Susie Peabody of Sunfield. del a Friday ego. * Mr. and Mrs. John Miks spent Sunday, Oct. William Moes of Garrett, Ind. * Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Shade and Alice spent a few days last Allen, Mrs. Mildred Fisher and i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reynolds and family of Northland in the U. P. STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first lino carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz. CARPETING yd Short Ribs Beef Liver APPLES callers of Mra. Dan Kauffman of Alto a Sunday ago. * Mr. rille Walter for their September meeting with 11 members and wa* decorated in Autumn colon. M.., Pho*- --------WI 5-20*1 Heinz Soups group celebrated the birthday of Gaylta Rathbun with a made by Cariene IJndner. NETWT. 39‘ 53 Gold Medal Baking Mix Shortening 4 3 33* 59* 99* 89* 18* ' J aM CANS CHAMPION BRAND Saltine Crackers.... ’•«' A * , 98* 69* 69* 99* 39* 3 Cake Mixes Nestle's Quik. SULTANA BIAND Peanut Butter 5 Margarine Pancake Syrup SAVE 16c—JANE PARKER MARVEL—ALL FLAVORS ICE CREAM Apple Pie 1-LB. 8-OZ. SIZE CMOCOLATI COVIBID Cheerio Bars 4^ IM M Al 12-49 HEU AM JUST A FEW OF THE RECENT CASH WINNERS J. KeltuMwIa, H*«tr*mck $100 Astkeay LsMaakl, R*cbester J*Ajm McOmmK, Am Arter . .. 100 Mr*. C. Ftmm, Curtedinu Cartiy Motm, Grayling Cartefl Tm^Mm Jr, FaatUc Mary BmA, Rweville Mn. F. SchaMf, Savlt St*. Maria 50 Mrs. Robert Borjh, Alltgoa 39‘ Glazed Donuts jani . rants» laiAo Whole Wheat Ma. L MhnM Drtr.lt SSM Gertrud* 0*BriM, Warru ------ 500 ALT. 2 tov.-oz. Play Exciting Bonus Bingo and Mr* Donald Birman visited her father, Wayne Clino la*t Saturday at the Ionia County Mmionid Hoapital. 29i FLOUR Tomato Ketchup 5-49* Leaf Lettuce.... ...«19* COLIPOBNIA Emperor Grapes ....“19* • RIAT WITH HAM Sweet Yams.... .. “10* Chiquita Bananas ....“12* 25!t Vegetable Varieties Hi-C Drinks Grapefruit Whole Cut-Up, Split or Quartered Sunnyficld All-Purpose Apple Juice Richard Stairs of Vermontville NnhfsW l.59- ANN PAOI Will haa been released ---------- Hospital. * Mrs Richard Strong and family and 1 Mrs. Florence Hunt spent Thurs- Fresh 69* Fancy Sliced Bacon 5 WESTERN RED DELICIOUS “79* Pork Chops 59' Bacon Slab Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thomas wore vtiiuira of Mr. and Mra. j Douglas Thoma* of Flint a Bun­ day ago. * Mr. and Mra. Reglj nald Dunnigan and family of [rural Harting* were visitors of Mr. and Mra. Gene Shade. * I Mr. and Mra. Harold Johnston |b TOP QUALITY, GOV. INSPECTED ALLGOOD SLICED ord Thomas attended the Retired ! Ralph Keeler. Jr., of rural Haatings. Other dinner guests were ' Eraina, Linda and Cheryl Keeler of Carlton Center. John Murty of Battle Creek visited his mother, Mrs. Arvllla Murty. a Bunday ago. A Friday 1 visitor that week was Mrs. | Charles Justice of Clarksville. • * Mr. and Mra. Claude Hankins of Charlotte wire Friday visitor* Oct. 21, of Mr. and Mra Floyd 'Baxter. * 1 Nceb spent LB. 59 Pork Loins “49* “49* >59 the Dr. VonZyle house now oc­ cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Max VIPond. * Mr. and Mra. Alton Mra Louis Hickey ot Nashville, * Mr and Mrs. Clark Inman and Roberta of Pontiac 107 I. WaMlaM. HM a A_OC Portion 1'75^X791 INSTALLED for CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way. ears experience possible 7-Rib End Portion 69: moved to thc house on Washing­ ton Blvd., formerly occupied by tisc Lewi* Langanbochs. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Davis and family of Miami. Fla., ora guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Z/znflm™oLiis ^%RUBno«K® University student* planning on Man, Wife Injured ln*rd by anyeer. MvpanM .a»id ih*i tka-Cklrt <»f P;ii” emergency service. The following direction* from the 1820 Blue By H. D. Burpee Two student* from Harting* » C B«kwtlh.. Mar"< I. Kinney. Chy Chtk STS.. city limits; route markers, few By Francea Johnston Area Students.In Are Teaching x . 100 39* ■as 29* Potato Chips ASF PREMIUM QUALITY Instant Coffee 99‘ �¥””« Barry Soldier Writes About War Maple Valley Seniors Present I have just read a plroe thal a lol of truth in It Play Nov. 17-18 I has "The War in Viet Nam" - "Butler On The Bacon” will be presented Thursday and Friday. Nov 11 and 18 by two cast* from toe *entor class In the Maple Valley High Schoo) auditorium Barracuda For 1967 Is The Swingingest ‘How to Spit Tacks’ Is Taught Students at Pine Lake Institute By James Shearin n-odlng thc teaching outline of lhe Upholrtery Course at Hie Michigan RehabllltaUon In­ stitute. tlie fir* activity a stu­ dent learn* would appear as a strange Item. "How To Spit Tacks,” 1* not to defy the principles of good "This lx a war that will pro1 king the years pnd the Ilves of our servicemen, and their rela­ tives back . home, and elsewhere in the United Stairs of America For this war Is really thc back­ bone ot our country It is based on whether or not wc win or technique thc student mart leani While one hand holds the ma­ terial to Ute frame, lhe other freedom und liberty fur nil. But 4 uc luxe tiir war in Vici Num holding a magnetic tipped ham­ mer. be learns lo literally spit »t Iomi everything »<■ have _ , _ fought /or. or even more Thrt each tack headfir* onio the The play 1* a »lory about the'-cji,!!- thi- letter lx boxed on. for Brannan family with a son. the M-rvicrmen and people of The Plymouth Barracuda, the original r rorn the rear, the 1967 Barracuda has a J»rry. He U a likeable hlrh the United States of Amerxu." I look sporty fastback in the compact car field,If ' similar to European grand touring school That pence or part of It has *a xchool senior. aenlor. rather lazy, but * (Okr on sample furniture who become* a celebrity through lol of meanings in those few ; has completely new aerodynamic staling! cart, including an > aerodynamic spoiler the choice of a computer । words It even makes you lake He then covers these pieces for 1967. It is lower, longer and wider . ‘ The I form of aluminum applique. Standard en­ Jerry's girl friend. Molly 8wa- * better look at thine* We al­ with inexpensive denim which do*. is not thrilled about thc, ways want to think of war as bewheelbase has been extended two inches gines are the 225 cubic inch six or the 273 exaggerates any sewing irnpercomputer's choice Horace Haw- ing dirty and evil, but it U for frollons he has made. In sewing to 108, and the over-all length of 193 inches cubic । inch V-8. Motor sports competitors thorne Is a snake-tn-lhe-grass. our own good und the good of be mu* become a skilled hand­ who want* some of the "butter generations to come. Maybe that is nearly five inches longer than the 196611can ordes. the optional four-barrel, 383 sewer and power-machine operaan the bacon " J. Fenelon Flnnuei is why America has never lost a model. The new Barracuda has an appear* । I tor. On all pieces of furniture he cubic inch V-8 engine. The popular is the promoter of th* greatest war. and probably never will, scheme, "An All American Boy" They think too much of the ance completely unlike that of any oilier,:Formula S package is continued as an U-rns which olds In creating betand hopes to make a fortune off people back home plus their kid* car in the Plymouth line. Front and rear . option. Standard safety features include an Jerry. I that they have or. are someday wa.rte at a minimum. Then lhe U 8. government going to huvl- 1 guess 11 may be fenders and body side panels use sculp- <energy-absorbing steering column, dual Following his neophyte stage, step* in. Mr. Diogenes lx lhe In-. worth a yea* of my life, so that tured metal rather than chrome ornarnen- braking system, safety inside door handles the student begins to use live ternai Revenue man who know* i everyone can live in a free counwork ax he begins training In he will get lhe butter and the I try I guess a lot of us when we tation to emphasize the car's flowing lines. ■ iand a hazard warning system. * the oxnembly of frames, the use I bacon are bock in the States took a lot of coil and flat springs, upholsl- ’ Each east will present an eve- for granted, forgetting about our Oxnut Boy Fxrktr. BS. ' .<> lighter. He is being aivJgncd to J<n«rtra. ancestors freeWiiium w004ran. *01 n Charts. I ent,of over-sluffed furniture. de­ nlng of rib tickling comedy. ;------*— fighting for their -----Myrtle Beach AFB. SC. a* a Oct. 37; ckxtki *ci>ovxa. Mt E. i signing through uphole'ery by dam from England. member of the Tactical AN- Com­ Tnorn Thtiis* Lou Curu». 82. oct i use of channeling <a ribbed efI guess I am getting a little Ebsix Wldrt*. 310 , *. tufting, etc. mand which provides combat •78; sentimental over these few t>—x,.. w B Dlbbtx, frot reconnaissance, aerial firepower 'words. Bui. I think a lot of and assault airlift for U. 8. Army people a ould feel the same way . i forte*. The lieutenant, a gradu­ If they would stop nnd think tertaln the members of the Es­ ate ot Woodland High Bchool, rt 29; Frink Cxrtk. 512 W. SUU poly-foam. ther Circle of the Nashville uir i-ixtuiK itiav uin (ax.... ...... received iUs BSC degree In 1964 : Older designed piece* of furni­ Methodirt Church at her home ing longer as a result of these Fred, who has been visiting hts from the University of Michigan ture may be redesigned and In on M-66 Friday for a desert riot* thal they have over tills parent*, the Eltaworth Newton*. His wife. Eileen, is lhe daughter 30. some cases pieces of furniture ! for five days, drove back to Bos- of Walter P Hurd, who resides ItOWABD CITY—Hull Mxrti. luncheon at 1:30 pm. Chairman are actually custom-made from Will be Mra Edwin Kruft Mr better close for ' Wn leaving on Monday morning. on Francis Street in Hastings. Well. I guess______ _______ tlie frame out Pennock will show slides of a no*. I've finished my speech gn He ha* been stationed at lhe De­ LAKE ODESSA Foe Ship Yards where the U88 recent trip she and Mr Pennock , patriotism, Michigan Rehabilitation Insti­ Oct. 25. 1 Voge was under construction. took to Norway, the country Love, ■t St. Oct. tute. ' live work” is used. After it* completion lhe ship was where she was born. i Bill Johncock aXeaVTi’ In teaching customer relations taken down the St. Lawrence Injured on June 11 when the, thc student meet* lhe cuMomer, Seaway to Boston where it was Urge helicopter lie wa* piloting Av*.. Ort. so. takes lhe order, assist* In fabric commissioned , Fred will be crushed 40 miles northwest ot Middleville -loug B»un4« selection, and price* lhe cost of aboard the destroyer at Uie Na­ Pile Ku in Vietnam, ha* been >««>« rd«jr >2 Oct. 24: 3,7 c"ata" ot n'’ Uw operation. val Base in Cuba where, for the recovering on Okinawa. U. Tift After more than 2.000 hours of next few months. It will be on ia scheduled for another physical training, about one-third of the shake-down cruises. Hl* address examination on Nov. 15 to deother, OeL 30 students become self - employed, teunlne wlie:her he can return bi. NASHVILLE while the remaining two-thirds flight duly. He I* the son of Mr FnU« Frederick J. Newton. GJW.G. 3, find employment with other esand Mrs. Leo Tift of Whitmore 779-3526 U.8.8. Vogc. DE 1947 talbished firms or in furniture Road and Is married to the form­ factories themselves. er Peggy Barnes of Sheffield. New York. N.Y. Jerry Sowlen. instructor, and Ala. He wa* sojutalorlan of the SIIELBTVHXB his family reside in Prairieville 1958 HHS do® ' Here are new addresses: Pvt. Michael McPharlln who Is bothered by details, de­ Army Pvt. Dennis R. Hutchins. <854953049 D-J-5 * tails and more details, then 21. son of Mrs. Vera E. Hutchins. I training In drafting Is not for R1 Box 74. Delton, took part In I Fort Dl«. NJ. 0864# a tank crow qualification course I 32* Sxpxrlor. Oct. a*. This course at the Michigan at Grafenwohr. Germany, from 1 WOODLAND (Urnond Rehabilitation Institute empha­ Oct 28 to Nov. 18. He Is a tank i KA 16877756 sizes and trains thc individual U.S. Army Artillery A Missile loader in Troop H, 2nd Reconnalssance Squadron of lhe 14th ’ Armored Cavalry Regiment. The | Fort SIH. Okla. 73503 course is art annual exercise to qualify armor crows with live ammunition The unit, regulafly stationed near Bad KUsIngen, pL Richard E. Dean 05541157 2nd Surgical Hospital luu tlie mission of guarding thc "Meiningen Gap." a historic irtAnKhe, Vietnam APO vaxton route through the south­ San Francisco. Calif. 96291 ern portion of tlie German po­ litical border US 65002099 854th T.C. Co. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96238 Hr is the son of Mr and Mrs H: James Kea-st. R1 Hurting*. * ----------------------------------MD and eltht nomen n'"« Vermontville Man Succumbs long resident of the Vermont­ ville area, died Tliuraday after­ every mlnut® detail aa he be- noon. Nov. 3. at his home from cornea familiar with the product loll* Involve his learning aspects bom Aug. 5. 1884. tn Sunfield of coatings, stamping*. welded Township a *on of Edwin and Lucy (Twining! Collier. On Oct. for example. 29. 1906, he was married In Char­ lotte lo Orace Lovell. dent is In training as a tool and die draftsman, a Product* vived by four daughUrsVMrs. Merle Hotchkiss of Dimondale, man. all start out a* driallerx Mra Frances Sebult of Albion. The course utilizes both pub- Mrs VanLola Child* of Ver­ montville and Mra Gretchen providing the student's variety of Southern of Bellevue, two tons. learning experlciu.ni Along with LeOrande of Nashville and U- drawing the aludenl mu* con- Clarence of Charlotte and a sis­ ter, Mrs Adeline Williams of metry. trigonometry and basic Lansing; 13 grandchildren, and physics These plus other techni­ four great, grandchildren. cal subjects create an Intensive Services were held Monday at 2 pm. at the VennoptvlUe which depending on the end­ Methodist Church with tlie Rev, goal of lhe student may require Warren Jackson officiating. from 1,500 to 3.000 hours of study Burial was In the Sunfield Entrance Into drafting requires that an individual have a good intellect, mechanical aptitude and spatial relaUon ability, fin­ with experience reach lhe level ger dexterity and mathematical of product designers Two Instructors. Lyle Vander Inclination Upon completion of the course Muelen of Holland and Earl Mills mo* find employment as detail of Kulonuuoo teach thc 30 Mime students enrolled. men for various companies and Mail Call Nashville Methodist Women to Meet They’d rather switch to a Gas Incinerator than fight my smoke! , PINMOCK HOSPITAL Pfc. Wm. Johncock VS 55892573 II.H.C. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96490 Pfe. Wayne L. Payne V 855866356 Co. B. 2nd BN 12th Inf. 3rd. Platoon. APO San Francisco, Calif. 96268 ADMITTANCES BATTLE CHEEK DELTON 24. DOWLING Donald Drake Pfc. Tom K. Reed V855866357 663rd O.R.D. Co. iK'-i I: r B. Mlcbivui. LoUM Mkhul Ulrtch. B3. l B3, PUtUU Clxv- LL Ronald D. Offley, son of Mr. and Mrs Wayne T. Offley of R1 Woodland, ha* been graduat- dal training course for F-100 Super Sabre pilots at Luke *AFB. 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Jefferaon, Hasting* Phone WI 5-3424 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-11-17.pdf cdc43a3799349f3fee6669eafec38a04 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 111th Year HotttMft. Michigan, Thursday. November 17. 1966 NUMBER 31 EDITORIALS The magnitude of the Republi­ the chance far a probable gain of can gains In Congress and across the Nation. Nov. «. wok everyone by surprise, including pollsters, Although Republican gains in new* analyst*. Washington pundiU and probably mart of all, <4* Congress. especially In tlie Senate, les.r them far short of majority Ri'publlcir-j themselves control. they are tn a position to nlGN MASTER CONTRACT — Mr*. Lannes Benfield on Nov. ■ signed the mailer contract between the Hasting* Education Ag­ hlch caused extenrtve during oft year election* is signaled a milestone in education here. Fay Clardy (right!. presl- if* voice and to -force romethlng deni of HEA, look on. In another ceremony, Wayne Crofort and iysts. pollster* and pundits pre­ sklrration of measure# proposed dicted gains for the G OP. in the and Municipal Employee*, signed the master cocl fact rovering employment condition* for custodian* In the school district. JEROME E. GABEL Fete Thursday Need D°nor11 for Nov, 28 Clinic Bliss Names Honors Judge, The Red Cross blood clinic to be held from 12 noon until 6 pro. Monday. Nov. 28, in lhe main Controller in Lawyers, Medics on gym at Hastings High will be prepared to collect 32 pinta an Circuit Judge Archie D. Mc- hour without confusion or long Press Division Donato who I* retiring al the periods ol , of WBlun<> waiting. VU1IM: Clinic Chair- teats; Republican leaders hoped tween the Legislative and Ad­ for thirty to thirty-five and no ministrative branches of governone, including that incurable Re­ publican optimist. Richard MAlthough the re-election ot Gov Ntxon. thought the gain would reach the actual level of forty­ seven seat* Likewise. In ths U 4 conclusion, the defeat ot his 'Continued on Psge 4) Senate. Republicans were given seclion* of the hou«e. Mr. and Mr*. Fcldpausch and their dlwner guest. Don Siegel, were on lhe lower level when they smelled ■moke and heard the flame*. The fire started when grease being heated to fry fish caught fire. The Hasting* Fire Department wsa called and Bremen quickly extinguished lhe flame*. Feldpausch, at the regular Rotary Club Monday noon lunrheon. gave high STEPHEN I. JOHNSON Steve Johnson Chairman of Albion Program Freeport Marine Hastings Seeks Wounded in Eye \ Mr and Mrs. Joseph Kauffman Applicants for ' of Freeport, were informed TuesI day morning teat their son. MaAssessor Post । rlne PFC. George Kauffman. 19. I had been wounded In tee right Hastings Is looking for a single I eye by a fragment on Saturday. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY I Nov. 12. in tee Da Nang area in The Boardlag House Monday night Russell L. Doty, I Vietnam. end of the year, was honored | man c^. report* Reach" Jerome E Gabel ha* been ap­ Stephen I. Johnson has been1 - Marines from Grand Rapids assessor from the First and Thursday at the annual dinner • pointed controller at E W Bliss Fourth Wards, submitted his meeting of lhe Hastings Area named chairman of tee Parents' ■_ drove to Freeport to Inform his resignation leaving Mayor Frank­ . Company's Hastings division. In Chamber of Commerce held at un leers to give blood at lhe an announcement by Thomas LAPEX Program for the second parents lin C Beckwith and members of clinic and ' many more are lhe Hastings Country Club. trxl Auditorium. Robert San­ The Barry County SelecUvi address is: Pfc. George the Council with the problem of Johnston, division manager. Ga­ phase of Albion College’s 10-' George's ~ dell. English tnstrnctor. I* dlneeded. bel will replace Gordon W Ha­ Kauffman. 2246102-0351; I Co replacing him and also to follow year, 820 million "Action Pro­ 31. 3rd Platoon Weapons. FPO physician* were „ that c mcn arc to Monday. Persons may make appoint­ vens who recently passed away away. through on the charter amend­ gram for Excellence." 11 was an- । skn *FJanc“*co^‘ca'l’lf'96602 ‘ ’ nixed at the banquet. Ford t* th* student director. ments by calling Chairman Cole ment voted last April changing Since Joining the Bitsa Com- 1 Nov. 21. for Detroit (o uke ^eir Judge McDonald Is also to be at Northeastern Schoo) nounced by William A. Brown. j Hastings from a multiple to a pany tn 1963. Gabel ha- »erved ' pre-lnductlon physical examina- ' honored Tuesday at a testlmonlsingle assessor municipality Next week's Banner is to carry as assistant controller. I ••lions. —' Jr., president of the Albion al dinner to be held at the Hart a list of hours during which Men In thia group include He was a staff accountant with । board of trustee* Hotel In Rattle Creek arranged persons without appointments Comnany In] t DOM; m *oc *«»" »*» » The O C suk flret l um phase pcuuc of oi the vac APEX /*■ r.f* — by lhe Calhoun County Bar As­ may And convenient for them Arthur Young sociation. just to "walk in." ho resigned effective Guests will Include Justices of accountant with Llbtfcy Glass troll to take their pre-lnductlcn1 the Michigan Supreme Court. Floyd Craig remains as the Division of Owens-IUlnol* Glass i txamlnatlons. it was announced. J Judges ot the District Court of 'assessor from the Second *nd Co , Toledo. Ohio Appeal*. -Circuit Judges from until’ “a t,U qualified A graduate of lhe University rt^t b^l‘wheT?'thevhi^ch°Se ‘ M*pie Board of! Johnson la president of Has-nlc Haatlnfe Heights ^afe 11 hird Wards te'Viamrt *“ned southwestern Michigan and of Toledo with a B.8 degree in members of the Calhoun and * Education met Monday evening 1 tings Manufacturing Company. . has been purchased by Mrs. Councllmen Nfonday night apbusiness administration, he is a a'““J Jr Barry-Eaton Bar Associations. m a four-hour seralon In lhe He Is also a committee mtmbcr, Bette who has moved here-. Droved a proporal to advertise member of the American Insti­ lffl« L j WoUf U. 8. Chamber of Com- I * ‘h her husband. Lew)-, from for .ppHcnte for tee single asChris T Christ lx .-halrmnn of tute of L’ertined public Accountofflce of 9upl. Carroll J Wolff. * member of the U. B Alma '““r port, and left the matter "the Calhoun committee planning the event Working with him arc Gabel, hl* wife and son live The board is attempting ip1>lon R|ng Manufacturers The cafe at N Michigan and open Twelve of the mad Important Circuit Judge Ronald M Ryan al 1539 N. Michigan Avenue. cure a replacement for the secGroup and a board member of I Woodland Avenues had been "*■ " ” """ *" **“* and Emil E Storkan. a past cast members of the senior play. been a member of the Board of E W. Bliss Company Is a dl' ond semester for Mrs Elaine ether national organlxations conowned by Mrs Mary Hayward "Night of January 16." which te president of the Calhoun Bar Review for 14 years, also submit* versified manufacturer of metal■ scteduled for Friday and Satur­ Higdon. Maplewood first grade} r.ected with the automotive tn- I ‘ ted his resignation Monday night. At Thursday'* banquet here, day. Nov. 18 and 19. In the Lake­ working machinery, public safety that the restaurant will have teacher, who Is teaching on a Uf\y . . ... lhe Rev. WUlard II. Curt I* wood auditorium, will not be equipment, electrical components .. . ____ Johnson te a director of the complete noon luncheon* and Del win i Barney) Hatchins I and aerospace and defense prod­ chosen until the night of the ucts. It has operating unite in 90-day permit. Hastings City Bank and has been । Richard Shuster, a* toastmas­ Why tu;key for Thanksgiving ! Mis* Nancy Whistler from | active tn Hastings community afwith to tuceeed William eleven United States locations ter. Introduced the doctor* and performance. a regular snort order menu. A Srhilhaneck on the Planning and In France. England. Israel. feature will be homemade rbo will chops? elementary teaching position for I chairman of ithe ’Boy Scoute. Commission. Schtthaneek re­ Australia and Canada. After lhe prcsenfffllon of Judge The reason, according to Dr. win r». I been B mnnbcr of YMC A. signed last month. McDonald. tV veteran Jurist Philin P Mason Wayne mate I *C°°d *n*,u’ *1U | boanj. , member of the se^lon,. Starting on Monday. Nov. 21. Plans are being made for the responded with n talk during Unlrerslty archivist atto htetorl- ! P*"* Sy,TU * trustee and treasurer of the the restaurant will begin serving On entering the auditorium. I breakfasts ores*lasts | City's April 3. 1967. election. Alwhich he reminisced about hi* Uw patrons will leave their Puller Street School iIn Nash- Presbyterian Church, an. is that the turkey Is part of 1 Uie ’ n w..h_ u—rhun-h Mr and Mrs. Bette operated df™en, umh“Vc™ friendship with people during names a.* candidates for Jury villa rwM rtaalre tri Wa la married and a restaurant at Fremont before E a panorama of American history vine. duty. These' names are to be Second. »ohs and one daughter One of moving to Alina Mr Bette su Ward. W‘w’ Dale n"’' B * Bassett. R *rnn‘’ extending buck to the Spanish on the bench. given to the clerk of the court, his sous. Mark, is a sophomore । an employee of the City of Alma Edward C auk In. Third, and He spoke of men such as Con- who will draw 11 of them to be;rfe a • All eluding turkey hunting by MlcJilat Albion College. untD’hTSfiUF Injured. He Is now George Hamaty. Fourth Ward rrnvuniui John Krtettam. and ot Donna J Kinney's term a* city the jury for that night They g*n Indians armed with erode Urta and at the south entrance hi* immediate predex-ensor. Judge will retired listen to the evidence and ■ ■° x.uu.v Mr uettA was oom in uever- cl,rk l» also up as Is 8chilh*nbows and arrows. at the new high school building Russell R McPeek of Charlotte render the verdict, witlch will r«v. Fr Raymond MoeggenHe told of the contribution made depend on one of the two endings ! berg recently presented a book, The English colonists who Shepherd They were married in e ' to the legal profearton and to written for the play. . J [ The Sixteen Documents of landed on the Atlantic coast Guido Binda, architect of Battle Mayor Beckwith and council­ found native turkeys which the Michigan by the late Atty. Kim Alms in 1945 They have six According to Mr*. Joan Culp. Vatican II." to the Evangelical Indians had been hunting." said Sigler, former governor children Thomas. Dennis and men were scheduled to meet this Judge McDonald, who re­ tlie director, the play Is now well j united Brethren Church Lewis. Jr . and Mr* Tryell Handy Wednesday to informally discuss The gift was given on behalf fore they began domesticating Company were preaent. They. I ceived a (landing ovalinn when under way. of Alma. John Bette of Kalatna- municipal problems The play, written by Ayn of the 8L Cyril Csjhollc pa- the birds since the supply from The last day for registering for hr wa* Introduced by Ally. *uo and Ceclla. al home. Dennis Rand, taken in the Superior rishlorm al a Family Night the woods was ample." Is completing hi* senior year at a possible 'pftmary election is Jan. 23. and the last day to reg­ audience with hl* subtle humor Court of New York City. The One group of American Indi- P*1™ •-1U made, Alma High School. ' Barry Barrv County receive* 8142.064 S142.( . .kister for the April election is and Intimate knowledge of tune 1* the present, with Act I ans had. however, domesticated1 ’ approved the. pur- M n, *hare of the third quarter March 6. If more than two can­ being a day In March. Act II. the people. turkeys several centuries before 16-bumcr stove at Motov Vehicle Highway Fund IIIIQ didates nie for an office, a pri­ Addressing the group Fr the white men came. Thess were'------------- -------------------------He also said he hud confidence next day. and- Act III. lhe fol­ reel kitchen to te- collections, according to the 'HlS mary would be held on Monday. Moeggenberg said as he began the PueWoa, In tee SouthwMt ■ place the one now In the Judicial role that will be lowing day. —» In in uae. use. ' - : stale Highway Commission Feb 20 The deadline for Bling hl« talk on the reexmt chan gm played by his successor. Richard They raised them not for food. ] Harvey, high school connnominating petitions is Satur­ within the Catholic Church. but for feathers, plucked from w|or Robinson, who w elected In the praaent and gave a day. Jan 28 Each nominating Nov 8 balloting. the live bird for burnt offerings report on the Junlorpetition must be signed by not amounted to 554.84S.777. • • nrr * torlc occasion for you. and for Judge McDonald received a Indlan folklore of some North sepffir hljh school tertIng pro­ less than 25 nor more than 50 standing ovation when he com­ Karen Andre, defendant In the Eaton receives 8172.850. Ionia | reg'stered voter* murder trial and Bob Johnson Father Moeggenberg then out­ American tribes held the birds to gram. The taaUng program now 8155.417 Adrian J333.658 and pleted his talk be sacred, the Indians believing m uj, vaa introduced in 1964- CUntou k*3:,723. WQIiam A. Kelley, sanitary ‘ ‘ "imrtration ictorc sp'nthetn to represent reincarnated jj, expanded tert year and ed from the book. Questions were spirits. Michigan Innlsr.* Indi.ra ___ ___________ Hastings receives 814.606. Free­ recruited from the member* and hunted . .. wlthOut hesitancy .... port 81JI2. Dimondale 82.156. Commission on atcni'.c • n r teem without healtancy. Council following a conference The other cast member* are: gueato into tee remainder of his The Potawatoml tribe of the Ionia 811509. Lake Odessa 84252. and Its uses will be presented at with municipal official* that a Judge, Tom Armstrong Armstrong'; Stevens, Stevens. enlightening discourse. purposes such as gathering sci­ Lowell 86.171. Middleville 83506, Hasting* Public Schools on Nov Judge. southern lower peninsula had a thorough study should be made Tom Hazel; Dr. Kirkland. Noel Earlier the informal worship Thanksglvlng-like celebration in entific data for better under- Nashville 83.735. Otsego 88.056. Walker; Van Fleet Mike Torlan; iniiuded hymns used by both .-»f« -a !*—««>« Plainwell 86.379. Portland 88.001, An engineering firm I* new Sweeney. Jim Eckman; Whitfield, proteatant and Catholic congreRichland 81.099. Saranac 82.812. Atomic World." Is designed io making such a slody. "“’""b “""Is About 80 veterans and their Bruce Oarlock; Junqulst, Allen g»Uans. "Faith of Our Fateera." Sunfield 81517. Vermontville ' acquaint student* with the Kelley said that an analysts of wives and guests were present Haskins; Bailiff. Dan Meyera; 1 -a Mighty Fortreas te Our God" 12,307, Wayland 84.724 and basic principle* of nuclear en- the water directly from the [ Saturday al the Laurence J. Clerk. Roger Stowell: Regan, i »nd "All Glory. Laud, and Hon- dances. menu and are a prestige factor. Woodland *952. wells Indicate* that-the Iron conDr. Mason said Michigan's wild Bauer American Legion Post for Jeff Welte. Nancy Lee Faulkner, orIndustry, agriculture and medl- (centralion at that point Is not the annual Veterans Day ban­ Sheri Fleetham; Mrs. Hutchings, rhe zervlce was planned by turkey flocks died out about 1900 grain* is atxxit Hie beat means uf elne. I,exceedingly high and that part quet al which J Addington Wag­ EmUene Barker: Magda. Jan I the EUB pastor, the Rev. B but the State’* Department of ascertaining effocUvefien* of inWilliam W Miller, in. will ,of the problem is derived out of Conservation began repopulation ner of Battle Creek, past na­ Held tick; Jane Chandler. Dawn1James •• • the --------------sttuotlonal programs in a school Varner. and, program present the assembly program j ।the distribution system. tional commander of the Ameri­ Healy; Roberta, Wand* Patrick; council as an effort toward bet­ In the mid-1960* so that the m It te reflected in student which breaks down Into student Following the discussion on can Legion, was lhe main speak- prison matron, Dianne Thomp­ ter understanding in the com­ birds now thrive in several of the terms topics including the slrOc- the merits of a municipal water State** forest areas. son; Flint's aecretery, fkie Eaah; munity, and the cause of ecufixed to the students’ records ture of atoms, radiation, reac­ softening and an Iron removal Michigan turkey hunters are Bteven'a aecretary. Jill Garllnger. mentem prevalent in this new tors, and fusion Mr Miller ha* plant. Kelley said either treat­ permitted by State law either to the Individual ability level Com­ CoMalrt. of Colon, fourth dis­ and stenographer, Janet Hopcompleted extensive training ot ment facility would remove the use shotguns or to follow th^ parisons of the standing of the • trict commander, and hl* wife. pough. the Oak Rld"e Tenn , facilities iron and manganese from Ahe Bute's Indian tradition of using school with national rating* can I Mr*. Wagner also attended. The Student Director Is Jeanie ww >■ p** Calamltea of nature drive peo­ cf the Atomic Energy Commls- well water In addition, a soften­ A highlight of the occasion Ooodemoot and th. production Mpg, lYlOOrC D1CS be made, and curricular improve-1 ple from ...... their homes, isolate sfon He Is a graduate of the ing plant would remove the iron wa* the presentation of a life- manager is Peg Carter. The plump turkey which will menu may be Influenced by use them, and often leave them with- University of Miami and holds a end ptovide a water with about mcnibershlp In the American appear on many Michigan table* out food In lime of disaster the bachelor of arts degree RS parte per million hardness Legion to Fred Bechtel. durinif the forthcoming holiday* fanner's feed supply may have Specially designed electronic which is considered to be opti­ tf normally considered a slow been spoiled, livestock stranded equipment l» used during the 40- mum for normal usage The wa­ Many drivers have Inefficient moving bird, but can actually Annuity program Mr the teach­ lefl without feed and possibly minute program to show such ter from a softening plant would windshield wiper* without know­ fly up to 55 mile* an hour. stable-------and-----thus things as sources of radiation.;;also — be -- very - . -------er*. Tt are hoping the mixed tn with other herds Mrs. Charles Smith, co-chair­ ing it. The Michigan Slate High­ When Americans sit down to board Flood* wind erosion drought how nuclear energy is harnessed "hould end the "red water" prob­ favorable'action man of the Halloween UNICEF way Commission say* a cold dinner this Thanksgiving, they concerning this plan After a and other calamities ' ruin ,ne the to fumuh r.Vrtnc e'--------- power ------- for — lem* lems now experienced IngporU >ns .... children's program, reports con­ weather precaution 1* to have Moore. 85, of R1 Nashville, widow will be following a tradition be­ nd' cities, the use 1of radioisotopes to of the system. Kelley concluded. lands productive capacity tribution* have now reached blades and arm tension checked queathed to them by lhe Aztecs. aid in diagnosis and treatment r-~.ii—. m—g.. —1.~« staled they would like to confer next time you stop for gas. 10 am Wednesday from St Indians and English colonists 8521 40 of diseases and to learn more with their lawyer before taking Whs-n disaster strike.* the CyriTewthcAlc Church In Naahany aland, and set up special farmer, numerous relief opera­ about life processes vine A blarkboird tslk to science meeting for Tuesday evening. tions are started by agencies Nov. 32, foltowing the foothall within the U. 8. Deportment of elfically with >uch topic* a* Agriculture The board Usen went into an Lending money to the farmer radiation biology, and career* executive seatogt to review other to repair buildings and equip­ moved. It Atty. Paul StegeL ment. to buy feed for livestock, 4 Uone made al meeting* of th* to clear away debris <p» other, . Tlte Council authorised lhe Bom Y*b. 26. 1881. in Mid­ The program l* operated by. fourth payment of 88.121 25 to executive board and building wise resume normal operations dleville. she was a daughter of often calls for emergency loans. Oak Ridge Associated Univerai- nlf. Tyden Corporation Tyden Patrick and Katherine (Riley) ties which-handle* the nationsre MORE ABOUT: Fanner* Home Administration. wide exhibits program for the ( Corrigan. She wav married to kiss of 706 W. Green Street and prpbiama a* the board paying . . . CITY COUNCIL, Page 3. Glenn Moore on JalP 30, 1907, in the late Ray Hotchkiss, was part at the health and accident ■ USDA agency, la responsible Atomic Energy Commission. The | y for recommending to the Secre­ Association I* a nonprofit eduea- i • Hartlngx He died April J2. 1946. elected Ingham County probate j* tary of Agriculture lhe designa­ tonal and research corporation The survivors Include a daugh- Judge In the Nov. 8 balloting. tion of disaster areas in which ot 40 Southern colleges and uni- 1 Mr. and Mrs Donald F. Hin- with the Grand Army of the ter. Mix Kathleen Overly ot A 1947 Hasting* High Behool versltiea-—A Q1 *-or emergency loan* may be made. dcrllter publishers of the War. | Clarkston; two grandchildren: U'llIJI. «............. — -Nash- , Republic during lhe Civil . News.__ wa«k instituted here last week five great grandchildren and ville since IM1. have sold wasi~.flt.ttw4 । nrt This Adpmic World" prowith an initial tnemberahlp of three sisters. Mrs Whir Ute tesihers lewve fh^ tr»Uon. -FHA) nearest field of- gram schedule? here is one of JI Katliertna iimr ir--r-r• —------ — i similar units appearing daily at R* system or retire^ bus route 'Ire. usually tn the county seat, Maurer. Miss Lenora Corrigan John P. Boughton of Adrian and He received his BA from Al­ ... high setwoh throughout the R^T^Hirkf (he new owners will take over bion College, his MA from Mlchl- chongns: subatlluto'teacher*, and U Ute pU« to apply In Bjny ' country They are part of the 1*608 KelloCT School Road. HlckAn annual display of ' Fall Hastings. _ ■__ ... ..... ......... <TMinIv county William William Mever Meyer i* is the lhe FHA FHA commencing Dec. 1. repreaentaUve. Hostel TpVsiZmtwm wf. representative. He He can can be be concon- | AEC's extensive traveling exhibit gree from Wayne University lacted at 301 South Michigan program designed to bring the "•' to brought Into the office last week Ti>e new 4H Council met with He has been president of Ute Arenue HartUigaMJchigam P«M>c a greater understanding "»ng with a 'rartured egam­ BUI Kirkpatrick. Barry 4H Club by T. P Bwerty. Hastings Route The Rev Fr Raymond Moeggen- Ingham County Employees As, of atomic energy and II* uses tatned when he was hit about sgent, Monday and elected the 4 and Abe Hayward who Ilves (octaUon for three terms, presi­ In ua th* unn« defense rwa*na»emergency, “all a 4 55 pm in “ IM p.m Monday while riding following officer*: Walter Soya, dent of lhe Michigan TH Society. the reaouroea of FHA would be a bike on the Kellogg School Rd EARLY BANNER president; Robert Gaskill, vice blooms seemed to be as healthy made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Children's Chsirtor of Probate nenotv Rlrh*rA Stwriinm r-H Hastings. president. Mrs Harn Sandbrook. Courts of Michigan, and other nation's food program through __ ____ DtteriW <Vspringtime v*ralon. organisations ’ extension of emergency credit h-’ore the Thinkwiving hollThanksglvtaq D-ration* Sale legate* will be Mrs Norman He also taught' In the Lanving uwuyuicae wui again ur renew­ ed bp the board at future meetCrase. Clarence Calms and with Thanksgiving Decorations Bale (Dried arrangement* and bun­ been a Lanalng Community Col­ than 1500 dies of dried materials! on Sat­ urday, Nov 19. at Hastings City the Korean and la it pre—ill on Um USDA Stets and Oounw Dafarua Board. 74 Leaving for Pre-Induction | Physical ExanU ; Maple Valley NO. ».» School Board Has Long Session Lakewood Senior Play Friday, Saturday Nights ww • II • I . HaStlllffS Heights Cafe Now Has ‘X1:. New Ownership Turkey for Thanksgiving is. A Tradition Nashville EUB Hears Catholic J'neSt S AflUrCSS Barry Receives SS. sr..T"%.z??*S>'i-21$142,064 from i”’ State Road Tax Hl lo tjllldC X’“ rJ-sXS: To Learn About AtOITllC* 87 011(1 80 Hear Pant National Comdr. At Legion Fete USDA Defense Boards Provide Disaster Sen ice Winter Driving Tip UNICEF Climbing backward glances hits of yesterday".... ^Meanesl from the Banner files Sunday at Home In Castleton 1947 HHS Grad Elected Ingham Probate Judge c AX D L. LOO JUTTCFS DFOKCn 1 Ufa. Bike NcQF HickorV �Cloverdale-Hope SAVINGS CONVENIENCE Osgood s birthday, iner. * Mrs Grace Pattlnglll of Hickory Comers ware Sunday callers at lhe Ira Mrs. James Springer and fami­ ly helped MUa Vicky Shan la celebrate her 11th birthday on Nov. 3. * Mr. and Mrs. George Rlne of Bowling Green. Ohio, were weekend guests of the Ste­ phen Osgoods, also her mother, Mm. Grace Rlne. of Wayland. * Mr and Mrs Gordon Rlne and daughter were Sunday callers of the SlepBen Osgoods a The Mc­ Callum neighborhood had a good time at the Community Supper on Thursday. Gerald Anders showed his slides he took on his recent trip out West. BIG PRE ^HOLIDAY SPARTAN STORKS FARMER PEET'S OL’ FASHION Banfield - Vicinity Harry uanne* reiumea last Tuesday from Community Hoe- | pltai * Lorraine Gunn, daugh- , ON FOO® Leila Hospital She hopes to come home for Christmas. * Mr. I and Mrs. Gerald Shepard, from 1 LEAN, MEATY SLICES GOLD Mrs. John Sterner and children from Grand Rapids were Sunday children came Saturday to the home dT her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Prey. Jim and Cindy remained until Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Marvin Prey from Flint scent the weekend with Mr. and * Sybof. daughter of Mr. and tiler were in Lansing Thursday­ 's here By bo I competed with other Dairy Queens for the Queen's Crown. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Buxton spent Sunday In Alblpn visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Crago. w Mr*. Veanna Hummel and three clUl\dren Sunday called on her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown. * Mrs Alien Shepard and.Utflg Prey and Mrs Norman Leonard Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Soya and daughters spent Sun­ day helping- Mr. and Mrs. George . BONELESS ROIUD—BOSTON STYLE MEDAL PORK ROAST FLOUR BONELESS—LIAN, CUBED 5-49' HYGRADE—TINY LINKS PORK SAUSAGE to trarataln her family, Mr. and Mrs. E^iAic Lawrence and fam­ ily 'of BaUle Creek, and Mr. and Mrs Robert Rceror and family. 1 local, for Thanksgiving dinner. I MM HAROLD TOM TURKEYS garage and every home should have one If you liave struct one before Whiter It la to build and pay fQr $|00 SPARTAN PICKLES SUGARY SAM YAMS KRAFT MAYONNAISE U.SD.A. INSPECTED GRADE A* OVER - READY BUTTERBALL HEN TURKEY U.S.DX INSP. GRADE *A*... OVEN READY ... 19 to 224b. AVQ. ZEELANDER 19' -ar 59' DKAIW . • HEN TURKEY dUUivLt EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES COUNTRY FRESH 2% MILK COUNTRY FRESH ICE MILK — 49' 35' Hg / MORE WHITE MEAT" y — YO0NG TURKEY — 49'" ” 79 CIN. 1’,4-lb. 89 5 JI LIMIT 2-CANS - COUNTRY FRESH ... WHIPPING CREAM £ 19' PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE . 29' WITH COUPON BELOW Libby's PUMPKIN T - IB. 13 -OX. CAN FROZEN HARD ROLLS FRESH-FROZEN SQUASH 15c LIMIT 1-IB. With Coupon at Right PASCAL CELERY-^25* 3 A. 49' YAMS CRANBERRIES b 29‘ FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER I - IB. SOUDS EAbT HIDE Ll'MBEM CO. Ph. WI 5-2421 —g PLUS: We have a complete selection of Oysters, Turkey Broilers, Ducks, Geese; Sluffed Turkeys, Bone­ less Turkey Rolls, and Roasting Chickens.... 5 JI SPARTAN MARGARINE QUARTERS 68 INSTANT BREAKFAST AU FLAVORS SPARTAN CHICKEN. BEEF. *Jflc A TURKEY I l-or. wt pkg .<30 FROZEN DINNERS BURNT MOS ... PKG. OF 12 TOM TURKEY FROM RALSTON PURIi lOtolfMb AWRAOt.^.v NESTLE'S MORSELS it HAHRNGH PHONE WI — BUTTERBALL TOM TURKEY 4 5' .SWIFT — OVEN READY... READY SWIFT PREMIUM II Io 144b. AVO. PROCESSED Dill SlICIS. .. FRESH PACK SWEET CRUNCHY CHIPS. PUSH OHL OHIIXINS-PIAIN OR KOSHER—OR SWEET RELISH . beat place for in automobile rant that It not be driven 3V DUTCH MAID-19 TO 22 IB. AVO. U.S.D.A. INSP.-OVEN - READY SWIFT PREMIUM . . . OVEN READY ... 24 Io 244b. AVO. While »r don t prof os to know exactly what tv best we are authorities when It 59? WITH A $10.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER ROYAL GELATIN Go To Jail” : This was.an old slogan Used by the police depart­ ment* of major cities in an effort to discourage driven of motor vehicle# from driv­ ing wlnle under the influ­ fence of alcoholic beverages. The voters of Barry County kept lhe faith by making it extremely hard to do either one. No liquor and no Jail. Till* irons to be tfae pert— solution to tlie problem. ■ ALL FLAVORS white bread^t:.. “Drunk Driver* PORK STEAK 691 79* Lfe 69* I ■ PORK CUTLETS their smaller house. sister. Mrs EFereU Couch, and baby of Battle Creek Thursday. * The Banflcld Sewing group mel with their leader, Mrs. Leo Frey. Tuesday after school. Ham burns, hot dog* and potato chips were a special treat after the meeting. Farmer Peet’s SMOKED PICNICS 9( FRESH- CREAMER Y... BUTTER 49< LIMIT 14*. WITH THIS COUPON LIBBY'S PUMPKIN LIMIT 2-CANS WITH THIS COUPON » A SJOOORMQqPpOD.C THRU SATURDAY. Ntfv It, ■ CENTERS �School Bus. 2 Cars in Mishap Bristol's addrera in our new* a or so ago ' A3/c Garry A. Bristol 8v Mrs. Villard BennoU A. F. I68767M C.M.R. Box 1575 12 NnkrtUa 758-5744 Bunker HUI. A.F.B. Pera. Ind. In a three-vehicle mishap about toward P™'- * director and 3:35 pm. Friday Nov 1 on aislilUu,t M‘crcUr>' and treasurer M-37 just south of the or?I?1 tllc **«*»««« Mfg. Company, limits in front of the b to dUcu“ Ulc Industrial develDrl “-In Ser Kmt^ Ken '“’"V™ H"Un»s Bl ,hc opr” Granata reported' y meet, ng of the Barry Historical Hurt . 2?:lety ,o he,d 8 P-m- th,s > U Mr’’ t'Bro1 •',0*h’'r- Thursday at the City Bank EvLake Odessa, who was treated cryone is Invited. I am sorry that persons With news may not tiavu been able- to reach me in lhe post two weeks as I hive been al the San. and may have to return In the fu­ ture. Mra Miles Fuffncr Is help­ ing me with the news and you may phone her when I am not available. The sympathy of community residents goes to SlUrley and Da­ vid Ames In th?lr Ims. Rev, E. F. RJaMdra of the North and South E.UJB. Church and hl, wife enjoyed a visit from thilf daughter and sons-in-law from New York. Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Watson, and their daugh­ ter. Sharron Wilson and Sher­ ron's little girl. Sherri Lee. The family had an early Thanksgiv­ ing dinner with the ' New Yorktrs” and the other daughters Mr. and Mra Dale Conklin from incey and their son and lib wife. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conk­ lin and their two daughters. Mrs Connie Slander enjoyed a reunion with her family and friends by making a long over­ due trip to her liomc In Pennsyl­ vania a week ago. Pardon my mistake—I gave the wrong adxlrerrl on Garry Industrial Growth Here Subject of One peraon was slightly injured. Thursday Talk Deputy Granata »aId Hutlngs ahcool bus No. 8 driven by I Leon­ ard Balmt. 47. R4 Hatting,. »ai traveling north. He Mowed down but skidded into th? rear of La‘Ldriven h* Clarrncr Gliding. 75. 701 N. Michigan The Gild­ ing car crowed the centerline Into the path Of the Mosher car which was traveling south The bus driver waa ticketed for failing to stop In an assured dis­ tance ahead. There were no chil­ dren. Dunham District Mrs. Mary Lee Dies on Monthly Funeral services were held al 2 pjn. this Wtsincsdny iu the Hentmi-Smlth Funeral Home for Mra. Mary Lee. 86. wtw formerly bred neat Shultz. 14. about 11 a.m. at Reed* Nuraing Home In K»Unuxoo Her husband. Earl, died in 1957. She leaves no immediate sur­ i vivors. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Lowe and i family, and Mra. Lowe's mother.1 Mrs. Beatrice Lonsbeny. who Is living here now. plan to rpend the Thanksgiving holiday In Saginaw with Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Pett and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Lesh. Zontihped from Page One ------------------------County Ag-He Exposition held at the high school Thursday and Friday. Prizes in lhe form of a | trip to the International Live­ stock Show In Chicago later thia month were won by Gaylcn Continued from Page One ‘ Bristol. Brandt McIntyre. Fred Clouse. Wayne Ferris. Duane advanced 54O.dO6 24 for the con­ Day. John Moore. Harold Eck­ struction of municipal facilities ert. Wyman 'Clagctt. Bernard at the Industrial Park, and the I Davis and Donald Newton. City is repaying It over a fiveyear period Featured nt the btrand — They approved payment of 52,687.32 for repainting the north "Libeled Lady." starring Jean water tank. The tanks arc being ' Hariuw with William Powell. Myrna Usy, Spencer Tracey and painted under a contract. Tlie City Is prepared for lhe | Walter Connolly. Winter, purchasing 51.687 50 40 Years Ago worth of chloride and 5530.71 County Clerk Honeywell reworth of salt. Councilmen also okayed purchase of a new plow jports that 114 deer hunting li­ for 5680. replacing one 'older censes have been Issued so fur than the hl)l'. " Director of Pub­ I iltis month lic Services Ken Labcrteaux said Each year H Is the custom of the one which broke at one /time had been discarded, but the pupils of Hie city schools to bring gifts cl food preceding i put back Into use. Thanksgiving and these con tri-1 Aldermen approved purchase Of 12 more lightweight picnic buuons arc dwstributed to tilt tables at 529 42 each needy of this city through the I They approved paying the good offices of the Rev. Edward 1 chairmen of election boards 530 Boone of the City Mission. and workers 520 plus 52 for at­ Townspeople who would like to tending the election school. Ai­ assist this worthwhile effort arc derman George Hamaty first requested to get in touch with moved to pay 520. $15 and $1 cither Rev Boorj- or Mrs Em­ but after a discussion in which ma Pritchard who represents the it was brought out the boards school. worked from before ,7 am to about midnight. the*hlgher pay 50 Yean Ago was suggested, t On application of R M. Balm The Council's property com­ of thia city, tlie Michigan Rail­ mittee-was instructed to investi­ road Commission has ordered tlie gate possible purchase of the CK AS. to livtall and effective­ Wlnlck property west of N. ly maintain an autorruitic cross- : Michigan avepue. Ing-olorm bell, with wig-wag attachment on the idghway nt th'* foot of Long Lake in Hope Uwnslilp. More About----- Backward Glances More About------ City Council Going to Vietnam—Petty Offi­ cer Third Class Gary Ford, *qn of Mr and Mra Charles M. Ford. R3 Plainwell, was to leave this Wednesday for 13-months' duty in DaNang. Vietnam, work­ ing on base construction. He re­ cently completed 15 weeks' Navy ind Marine training In the Seebees A 1965 Delton High gradu­ ate. Gary attended Western Michigan University for a year and enlisted In the Seebees last | June • Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT M-43 Watt. Acron from "Dog 'n Suda" . FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. ------- Ok» 24 Haun a Day------- I Reynolds Cordra will fly here front Piscataway. N. J , the day before Thanksgiving to visit tils family, the Roy Cordes, for the remainder of the week A IN Hastings leniWMI ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W LAY IT AWAY! THE HASTINGS BANNER—J Garry, your n*om tells me you and Dave know <-a*h other so here goes Davids new address for y u and Ids other friends. , A 3/c David C. Bennett A.F. 16879326 33rd TAC FTR WNG C.M K Box M62 Elgin AFB, Florida 32542 Pr.paratlons art* being made' by Rev Rhoades and District Supi Rev Taylor for celebration ->f lhe 80th birthday of the -chun h next June * Mrs. Mlles ■iutfrijr ami Mrs Bessie Marcos have been making 'Tele bags" M- and Mra. Rob t BabcKk spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mra Ruffner and S> urday evemmt Mra. Ruffner and Mra Marco, took a group of young folks to Plcasantvtcw Sciioo) to a dance Larry Smith la- recuperating afler having his tonsils out. HUMIDIFICATION...with any type heating system BELTONE ...FREE... "Monthly Hearing Aid Service Center" HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday, November 18th\ FREE OF CHARGE— Wo will Check and Clean any make of Hearing Aid BELTONE HEARING CENTER 349 Capital S.W. Battle Creek, Mich. EDWARD. L. EMERSON, Distributor North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. Thuraday, November 17. 1»M . . . because a new Aprilaire Humidifier, specifically de­ signed for hot-water or stejjm heat has joined the famous forced warm air models. Same -features — completely auto­ matic ... big capacity . . . rust-proof construction . . . minimum maintenance and service. It’* "The Humidifier That Really Works.” 77ie humidifier that really works! Weltons Inc. 305 S. Church WANT TO BUY? Try the Want Column 3 DAYS ONLY! MEN’S AND_WOMEN’S ___ JACKETS GO ON SALE AT SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES I Arthur Vickery of Charlotte, has purchased the A E Mulhol­ land Drug Store here and will take possession as soon as in­ ventory is completed. [ Late t ejection returns indicate that Woodrow Wlbon won lhe presldattial election by a small margin, the outcome lunging on a close race in California which the Democratic candidate lias won by a margin of Iras than 2,000 votes. tfEDICINE CHEST Dristan Tablets Electric 13 Heats) Heating Pad Reg. $1.19 QQ< (24’s». Special □□ Wetproof $095 Reg. $3.95. Spec, t Buffered Aspirin Vicks 44 Cough Syrup (100 tabs* j?*7< Reg. 98c. Spec, w I 79 Vitamin A Capsules Tablets (100 mg) Reg. 98c QQ< Only (50.000 units) $4 98 M42.98.Spec. I HANKSCRAFT COOL VAPORIWR $4 »-95 Reg. $19.95............. —^Special FEVER THERMOMETER v qqc (Adults or Infants) -----------------------------Only vO Vesta Multiple Vitamins 500 Tablets -- Reg. $8.98 - Spec. $5.98 250 Tablets - Reg $5.49 - Spec. $3.49 100 Tablets - Reg. $2.49 - Spec. $1.49 DRUGS o Quality utul J~rutully Strvtci 110 w. start Call: WI 5-5352 Phoaa 945-2134 Penney's It Open Every Day 9:00 A.M. Until 5:30 P.M. Fridays 9:00 A.M. Until 9 P.M. �EDITORIAL and his state If he ran maintain matter of statewide interest. pre­ mia attitude Mxl approach to the mote support on ot tier than a duties at hla office during the strict partisan basis, it may help years ahead, it is entirely possible ' to set a precedent that could be of 8 pun. It will be held Ln Um cafeteria at the high school. All band parents are urged to at­ tend as vail M Um general pub­ lic. * The WMA will meet Thuraday al the home of HUdred Westerly. They report good re- that he wifi become Michigan's untold value to the forward prog­ most distinguish*! member .of the ress or Michigan. tJB. Senate since the time of Arthur O. Vandenberg. Election result* throughout the Nation also raise questions as to r the real extent of Sen. Robert Governor Williams never quite got' Kennedy's following. Wherever he weil for public confidence in hla off the ground, mainly, we believe, plumped for Candidatea—and Ute mxrd and te also a recognition because he was fighting the battles places were varied and many— those candidates went down /(o of his ability to work effectively wjth a legislature controlled by same old script and the same old defeat. Probably they would have members ot his opposition party weapons. The green polka dot bow anyway, but the point Is that the Um Romney plurality this time. tie. UCw for example, which became Bobby Kennedy “magic" simply incidentally. was the largest in an?- —... ।a dashing symbol for a young giant-killer In hte thirties, ailty and a political figure with had lost both appeal and sigriin- which to reckon, but his ability to alter political sentiment has yet tory at Robert P. Griffin over G. Mermen Williams by a margin of mart than a quarter of a million votes Beginning the senatorial Births at Pennock Lent Corners By Jfre. Leland Hammond' Mr, and Mrs Herbert Dwtcr are the parents of an 8 lb, 1 os., son bom Saturday al the Os-, teopathlc Hospital. Grand Rap1 id*. He iiu been named John Christopher. Congratulations * Firemen Called Hastings firemen were alarmed at 7:87 pro- Tuesday when a 100-amp fuse at the Laundromat just west of the City limits on M-87 and M-43 bumyd out caus­ ing temporary Interruption of electricity and an aroma of unoke. No damage was done. Schalbly brought homemade ice Keith Champion was able to re­ cream and cake to help her turn to his home Saturday from celebrate her birthday. Monday Bronson Hospital. He will be In evening callers al the home were and was graduated from Ferris freshmen congressmen for whom with an associate degree In high­ he stumped did win. Maybe this way technology. He was graduindicates tiut people simply resent having an outsider come into the effective and tlrelcas campaigner who did not shy away from enter­ ing highly unfriendly territory to Ronald Reagan, we thought was very smart in refusing absolutely any help from tlie outside. Gov. Brown, on the other kjgnd. aocept- apparenUy produced good result* Although hte Congressional record, especially hte part in the landrumGrtffln BUI was supposed to be a political liability In an industrial state like Michigan, Uie exact opposite proved true. The more the spotlight was focused On the bill of which he was co-author. U>e more it became apparent that It* prime objective was not anti-labor but actually to insure a fair measure of protection to the rank aral file of labor against possible Woodland Edward Kennedy and was snowed base of spiritual strength too under in a nice tlwt was supposed ly Mn. Glandon Curtii often obscured, possibly, by Wil­ liams the master politician. “The old order changetri, yielding place Liquor by the glass here In Barry County passed by lurrow margins in Prairieville apd Free­ If Republicans interpret the elec­ port Village and lost in Barry and tion returns os u crippling blow to the Democratic Party, they will tings city. What this proves, if Mra Jo Im Bcgcrow and family be indulging in a dangerous bit anything, is that sentiment here of Grand Rapids ot smugness Political parties have is neither ill out dry or all out The Lions Clubs light bulb sale was a huge success. After greedy labor leaders, of which the theoret^l nine lives of cats the supper on Tuesday night many examples had been uncovered they separated Into the two by a Congressional Investigative' only two years ago. in the wake of -the Goldwater debacle. Washington than moat people realize that can pundits were seriously predicting and will be activated if pressure Nor ffid the charge against his the death of the Republican party [from the extremes gets too great record as bring all negative hold and the end. for a time at least, In matters of this kind, you must water under close scrutiny. Nstu- everything proposed—after all. that why we send senators and representatives to Washington. matter of routine. HU record, on live and unimaginative and the lhe contrary. revealed 1 an Indi­ Republicans which have demon­ vidual who was fully conscious of strated surprising exhibitions of social problems, Independent ot group pressures and highly alert Tlie Child Study situation is by no means static and can change as quickly again, if the Republicans mdff the oppor­ tunity presented to them by from two <or preferably architects and specifying to in advance the probable amount of money that would be available. We had no quarrel with purihase price 11 the proposition Michigan Republican rains In is delayed much longer. suitable the legislature do not insure easy be a special feature. Mrs. Ingall going for Gov. Romney. Apparently of near Grand Rapids will be his party will have an even break all things considered, the propcvte] Ute guo* speaker. More detail# in the House of Representatives reejcted actually represents a suband a slight majority in the Sen- more years ot maturity can do no harm before assuming the right to vote and the added obligations position to push through measures on the basis of Republican strength but will have to rely on non­ County forever. Undoubtedly a sharp rebuke to President John­ son. though not necessarily a critical blow. He Is a master poll- With the most electrifying news of the year. Republican domination i and with | then will that leave us? • • • sending proposal* to regain the state as a whole. It Gov. Romney proposed Constitutional Amend­ degree of confidence he appears can do anything to break this ment to lower the voting age to 18. closely followed the state pat- far too little consideration given There is only one live wire in the compact field, and you're looking at it. The '67 Dart is longer, hotter, totally new from roof Io road. With a barrage of excitement. Such winning features as an expanded warranty,* curved windows, a longer, lower silhouette, and plush interiors. Power?The Dart has a Slant Six or 273cu.-in. V8. No static when it comes to price either. The Dodge Boys have this man sized car priced down with the It Republicans use the new toot­ hold gained wisely and construc­ Many of us personally know young tively. they will be definitely on people In this age group who are the upsurge. If not. they may find w/11 informed, responsible and themselves quickly cast aside again. But the opportunity is there. । Pendleton’ Coat compacts. See them today and strike out against cramped com­ Pacts w'th an all-new Dart. Thought For The Week A rnglan sleeve classic in the Clansmen Tweed ... pure virgin wool, warmed with Milium® lining, especially versatile with water repellent treatment. 8-20,55.00. Don't wait for the future. Be thankful for what you have now. fcndktprf GIRRBACH Bun McPlt&dutk "Duds for Hirn ’N’ Her" 'WeFtmVwi raptocemant of spark plugs, condensers, ignition points. tUters. brake and dutch lining, etc., and normal deteriora­ tion of hoses, belts, upholstery, sett trim and appearance items. Maintenance services required under tlie war­ ranty are: change engine oil every 3 months or 4.000 miles, whichever occurs first, and replace oil filter every second oil change, clean carburetor air filter every 6 months and replace every 2 years, lubricate front suspension belt joints and tie rod ends at 3 years or 36.000 miles, whichever occurs first: and ever/6 months have a Dodge, Imperial. Chrysler or Plymouth Dealer cerbty (■) receipt of evidence ol performance of the required services and (u) the car's then current mileage. FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS MOTOR SALES MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR lULlMeSt. vk 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE izo I. State St. Hastings Ph. 945-2454 USED CAR CENTER, COR. MICHIGAN fr COURT—RHONE WI'5-3903 �THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 LAST. WEtK QF out that fQldraft board, student* are asking their school* and ooUma to for- U-M Dean Savs uie» such aa gvldftah ■wallowing Michigan. hrystal Cate Dancer* Perform At Facility U The University of only real problem that I who attempt, always to substi­ tute individual Judgments for group Judgments and thus fall to integrate their activities with the main currents of the social order, cither in support of or in opposition too. Their contribu­ bailtea to United State* ta­ tions are likely to be negligible," Dorr maintains "I don't think that the people Dorr notes also a slight trend tn campus carrying signs pro­ by young men who allege optrottag the Viet Nam affair or poaiUon to the Viet Nam iiftidr the as much os to evade involvement by seeking — draft —— represent • ——-----•••••— on. percent of the students at i tlie "conscientious objector" clasunlYerslty," aaj-s !>jrr, "and I slficallon on grounds ot person­ as a draft, board member. I have . al convict Ians—cither moral or seen no Indication of any sub- { phlloeophical rather than pur.vtantlal opposition to U. 8. ac- poses for which the classification tlon* atrcad. | WBS oncc intended. the full-thne student's claae rank "Claims that colleges are aid­ ing , a n d abetting* local drift boards aren’t justified." stresses mem- formation to his draft board, and furthermore, the Information proof that he Is entitled to a student deferment. Draft boards are under obligation to classify ttle. If the flic does not. carry there is no alternative but to classify him 1-A." Ing rrgtstranLs, nor docs the local board (No. 85) regard It- "Neither of the two men regis­ tered with the Ann Arbor board involved in the 'sit-in' last Fall were rv-classified because of their participation in the 'sit-in*. Old Fashioned GERMAN SUPPER Kraut and Wieners, Homemade Bread, Potatoes, etc. the establishment!, but their ac­ tions must not lx- dealt with unfairly." Served Family Style at only- the methods have changed HASTINGS MOOSE LODGE Highway System Is a Wonder Of the World Serving 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1966 Sponiored by Boy Scout Troop 74 Adult* 95c Children 5 to 12, 50c Under 5 Yr*.. 25c The Interstate HghwaySa­ tem—now half-finished — ranks as one of the engineering won­ ders of all time. The biggest public works pro­ ject In history will require 1.800,­ 000 man-years of labor before it is completed tn 1972. Excavator* will move enough To Celebrate Jubilee —Mr. and Mrs. Arley J. Todd are to cele­ brate their golden wedding anni­ versary with an open house from 2 to 5 pm. Suqday. Nov. 27. at the Hastings Baptist Church basement. Berma DcMaranville and Arley were married on Nov. 30. 1916. and lived in Carlton Township ever since They have three daughters. Mrs Nonna DcOroote. Mrs. Geneva Schovan and Mrs. Jacklyn Laverty: a son. Arley. Jr.: 11 grandchildren; four step - grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Friends ore invited to the open house. Ilves a year when completed. Studies show that the new high­ ways have an accident fatality rate of only 2 8 death* per 100 million vehicle-miies, compared to 0.7 deaths per 100 million miles on older roads in the same With the M6.8-blUlon system iudf complete. engineers arc looking beyond 1973. studying na­ tionwide highway needs for tlie next 20 years, and debating high­ ways of the future. Students from the Chrystal Case Dance Studio entertained the patients at the Medical Care .Facility on Tuesday. N#v.* 8. Thrw participating were JoEllen Miller Marianrfe Ferguson. Bruce and Brenda Smith, Su­ san HaLJer. Karla Karrar. Cyntheal Cooper. Melinda Hammond. Dawnc Roush. Robin Bodenmuller. Barbara White and Anne Weyennan. They were accom­ panied at the piano by Mrs | Dorothy McMillan. at PARMALEE'S from November 10th to 19th Highba'nk LADIES SWEATERS—Reg $8.98 to $13.98. in wool By Mr*. V’rrn Hmcblitt Naihvllle SSJ-H02 I The Maple Grove Birthday Club met Tuesday. Nov. 15. al | the town hall. Mrs. Mac New- ■ land and Mrs. Fern Ball were I host4-w.s * Mr. and Mra. Ray! Howenstein returned from a 16-1 day vacation trip, going 10 Ala- j bama >.d visiting some slates to the west. * Mr. and Mrs. Marslud! Green from Thornappte Lake and her parents. Mr. and Mra, Burl Will of Hastings spent about a week visiting their son and brother and family at Com­ ing, N Y. * Mr. and Mr*. Blair Hawblllz and run were Sunday dinner guents of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Williams. Jr. Mr and Mr*. Austin Schantz) enUituuiud on Sunday for a pre-1 Thanksgiving Day dinner and| going-away party for Mrs. Mark, Becdlc and baby girl who leave, FntLiy to Join her husband in Germany where they expect to spend the next year and one-half. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Arden Schantz. Jill and Chris arid Peggy Young. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schantz and family. Mrs. Catherine Bcedlc and son, Ro­ bert and Connie Fuher. Mr. and Mrs Victor Schantz. Jr. and family. Mr. and Mra Orville Graham of Vermontville, Mr. and Mrs Brace Brown and son of Bellevue. Janclla Garlingrr of Nashville. Mr and Mra. Eugene Schantz and fdra. Kunde of • Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawblllz entertained a group of young I married people for a party Sat- I urday * Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hansen and children were Sun-I day dinner guests of Mrs. Theo Bern In Hastings in honor of Mrs Hansen’s birthday * Mr. i and Mrs. Larry Skidmore from | Coldwater were Sunday dinner guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Errett1 Skidmore. * Mr. and Mrs. Vcm Hawblitz called Sunday on Mr. I and Mrs. Vein Wenger and ron, Chris near Alto. • Miss Mary Isabel! Clement from Los Angeles. Calif, was a would be permitted for passing. Called the "Century," the first big as Connecticut knee-deep lween Washington, D. C.. and In dirt. The sand, gravel, and crush­ ed stone needed for construction Drivers of passenger ears would girdle the earth with a would not have to compete with wall 50 feet wide and nine feet trucks on the Century. Trucks high. would have their own "superThe road pavement, if made freightway# into one huge parking lot. could Old cars would lie barred from accommodate two-thirds of all tlie Century, and cars entering the motor vehicles in the United tlie new highway would undergo States „a safety test „,„ vlo with bad Drivers More than 21.000 miles of the' accident records would not be 41.000-mlle network of express- admitted. ways were to open to traffic in Automobiles will enter the su­ the Spring of 1966. the National perhighway via a "slow" road ; Geographic Society says. Anotherj. with a speed limit of 80 miles an 5 600 miles are under construchour, then take a ramp at 90 to tlon. and engineering or right-of- the full-speed "chute" with flat shoulders and no ditches, eul- Bell, and family at Okemos and ' Mr. and Mrs Albert B/ll MU& Started in 1956. the InterElectronic sensors In the road 1 Clement iuui spent the week in will sound * a warning buzzer In New York and returned to Cali­ completion In dx more year*. * ‘U soiuid It will link virtually all of the ' a» ailtotnoMte If II approaches fornia Monday by plane. Mr and the car ahead too closely. Wh When Nation', major population ctn- • ,Hb 'n Mrs. Albert Bell entertained the, ter. with high-speed, multilane, I a car starts slowing down, wam- following on Sunday to welcome I Ing lights on its roof will flash their cousin with a potluck din-4 Ilmltcd-acceM highways. and 7 a buzzer sound in the ner Mr. and Mrs. Uec Bell and: 'Die system will make a reality । ------- . will -------of the motortot-s dream of driv-! *ehic,« lx,hlnd « ’« lh'' daughter. Janice, from Okemos. ing from Maine to California, dnn«Pr °r •*nr-«’d collisions Paul and Maria Bell, Mr. and without encouixterlng a traffic The Century could open the Mrs. Nolan Hudson and children; light. It already is possible to way f«* fully automated high- front Reed City. Mr. and Mrs. make a signal-free nm from ways. Under n system already Duane Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 Boston to Dc^Molnes. Iowa. tested, electronic rtreuita buried Bell and Mr and Mrs Jack Tlie Interstate Highway Sys- in the road would guide vehicles Whitmever and their families1 _, Lpnsing. em U expected to save 8.000 aud control speed,from distance? bc-Abo Mr and Mrs. tween c*r«, braking, and steering Ray/Roush from Battle Creek. Mrs. Sarah Laubaugh from Baldwin and Mrs Hattie Gilles­ pie from Hastings Mrs Dave Murphy. Cindy and By Mrt. Mae Orertmilh Margaret Montague, daughter Leslie oi Nashville were Thurs- I of Mr. and Mrs George Monta­ day guests of their grnndpar- ) gue of Lake Odessa. was among Mra. Edna Lydy spent Thurs­ the 536 students at Michigan ents. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster. 1 day Vlth Clark anil Mae Over­ State University who received an smith. * Mr and Mrs. Leo Bar—Michigan lias more than 150, all-A record during the Spring waterfalls offering autumn ap­ “x.t । rhv,‘u a""ni peal to camera fans and every­ body. and Mrs Lorin A Ovenmith of |,he 8ummer tenn Carlton Center Battle Creek called on Mr. and 1 Mrs. Clark Ovenmith Sunday. * Mrs. Ida A Herd ing spent Thursday end Friday with her daughter and family, Ivan West­ brook. and celebrated little Kirk's birthday. * Mr. and Mrs. Ixo Barry and Mrs Frank Welnbracht went Thursday to a Grange meeting in Calhoun County. * Mr and Mrs Harlow Barnum were callers on the Oversmlths Monday. * Mr and Mrs Wayne Pennington. Jr . and family of Grand Ledge spent Sunday with hi* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Penning­ ton spent Tuesday and Wednes­ day with their son and family In Grand Ledge. * Mr. and Mrs Lewallen from Hostings and Mrs, Ix-**,Vuriiey. also Mr. and Mrs Wayne Pennington, had dinner at Owen Varneys Sun­ day to celebrate Mr*. Lewallen's birthday. * Mr and Mrs. Lorin C. Ovcrsmith and family spent Wednesday at Clark Ovenunllhs before going hunting up north. * Mr. and Mrs. Ctayton Valenllne’were in Kaiamkzoo Sunday. Oct 16. to help celebrate their granddaughter. Debbie DeLong'sl 11th birthday. Mr and Mrs. Zane Nash of Hasting* entertained his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash, Satur- | day with a 6 o'clock family dmner in honor of their 50th uatK1 ding anniversary which will be Nov. 15 Their son also took them to Grand Rapids Sunday after­ noon to hear "The Sound of Mu­ sic." Tlie church here had a little surprise for the Nasties. After services Sunday noon ev­ eryone from the church walked in on them with a beautiful cake and lots of best wishes The Carlton Center Extension troup will meet at lhe home of; Mrs. Charles Norris this Thurs­ day. * Friends of Mike, son of Mr. and Mr*. Harlan Scoby. watched the Michigan State game with real Interest to* see him in the MSU Marching Bund *- Wojyi of the death of a for­ mer resident. Bert Htnne.v wss received here Friday He passed away at the Veterans Home in Honor Student MAKE BIRTHDAY WISHES COME TRUE LADIES WOOL SKIRTS—Reg $8.98-$14.98. notionally known manufacturers. Choice of styles, plaids and. plain colors. Size 6-16. New $4.88 and fur blends. Cardigan and slipover styles. Size 34-40. Now *5.44 LADIES SLACKS—Reg. $10.98 to $14.98. All wpol. fully lined . . . Sizes 646. Now *5.88 LADIES JERSEY DRESSES — Several styles to choose from. Misses and half sizes. Reg. $8.98. Now LADIES ROBES *4.88 LADIES COATS Fur trimmed. 100% wool in beoutiful winter colors. 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Parmalooi �HARTINGS Nashville Church 's Selling lor 1 ovelv Nuptials Sharon Geiger, Daniel Cullers Exchange Vows Karla Carpenter, 'Douglas Vogt Married Saturday In a double ring ceremony read at 1 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 5. in Ur Nashville Methodist Church Miss Ann Elizabeth Skedgell. Sharon Ray Gt brer. daughter of Mr and Mr* Charles Geiger of Freeport, and Daniel Lam- I bert Cullers. *on of Mr and Mrs. Paul Cullers of West Virginia. Mi*s Karla Carpenter, daugli- 1 penter. Puller St. Nashville, and - Douglass Vogt, son of Mr. and Sktdgrll. Nashville, became the bride of Richard J. Ewing, son rt of Mr. and Mrs Richard N. Ew­ Ing. Brick Highway. Vennont- Saturday afternoon at the Meth­ odist Church Chape) in Hastings. ■ Their only attendant* were • Mrs Roy Dukes, sister of the ’ bride, and Arthur Cullers, broth- • ’ • / 81. Nashville, were united in marriage Saturday Nov 12. | Tlie ceremony took place at 3 । pin. at lhe Nashville Method's! 1 Church with the Rev. Glen Blngham and the Rev. James Varner loffldatinz at the double ring I ceremony., Mrs. Robert PfnfT provided I trad.tlonal wedding music । The bride wa.* given in mar- The Rev Glenn Bingtuun o'»'proximately 200 guests Th? or­ ganist was Mrs. Wm. R. Dean who accompanied the soloist. Poliowing the ceremony a re- Algonquin Guild Members Have Had Profitable Year Members of the Algonquin Hospital Guild 42 have had a busy year They began by do­ nating 150 In February to the General Fund. Since then they have sewn many Items lor use In the hospital and have folded cancer bandages, material has been tom and sewn together for woven rugs. They have these | made up Into assorted length ; rugs to be sold. Anyone Interested can contact j one ot •'the memtiers, or phone 045-3849. 5-5987, 5-4885 or 5­ 2553. I They will also take orders for । special length rugs which would TO BE MARRIED—Mr. and Mrs. I make Ideal Christmas gifts. James W. Humphrey. 2502 Wol­ They have donated many Hems verine Ave . Kalamazoo, are an­ | for the new Hospital Cort and a nouncing the engagement of their daughter. Karoleen Ann, to They now will make another Thomas W. Wood, son of Mr. donation of (75 to the Hoapllal and Mrs. Wayne Wood of Parch­ General Fund. ment. Miss Humphrey Is a Junior I The women made up lhe 24 at Western Michigan University clown hand puppet*, shown at where she is affiliated with Al­ the recent 50th Anniversary pha Sigma Alpha sorority. She Hospital Banquet. They also is employed as receptionist for to<>r-Ume out for several potDr William Spencer and Dr. luS picnics this post Summer. Dean Richardson. Mr. Wood Is a After their Christmas party, W.MU graduate and is serving coming up soon, they will be In the U.S Marine Corps, sta­ ready to start another year. tioned in San Diego. Calif A Spring. 1967. wedding Is planned I Mike Corrigan was home from by the couple. Ft. Campbel). Ky.. to spend the weekend with his wife, Linda, at the Koene of her parents, the JackjWoods. and also plans to be home over Thanksgiving. decorated in Ivory candle*. and | wearing a floor - length sheath KNOAOED - AnWU^emeiU ). bouquets of coral tinted ah’d j with a Ince bodice. A petaled IIbeing made of the engagement white pompon mums ara held the fingertip-length of c.lhleen Cathieen Ann Ann Shurin., Shurlow, i r-sconeu to tne altar oy ner veil of illusion net nnd she car­ , daughter .—... of. Mrs. ... - ... — Prance* Shurfather, the bride wore her mothried a bouquet ot white mums low of Carlton Park Rd., and the I«4 wedding gown of ivory laf; and yellow rosebud* late Clayton Shurlow. to Edward moire, with chapel length j Miss Barbara Carpenter, sister Glenn Solomon, son of Mr and train. The square neckline was I of the bride, was lhe nlald of Prlday evening a groc Mrs. Curtis Solomon of Middle- trimmed In lace and seed pearls, . honor, and the bridesmaid was vllle. They are sophomores at Her elbow-length veil of candleI ML*s Sharon Broun of Dowling Geiger home in honor of lhe Kellogg Community College in light illusion was attached to a , They wore gold brocade dresses Couple Guests were Mr. and Mrs Battle Creek. No dale ha* been *headpiece —------------of--lace --------and ---------pearl* -----and 1 and carried bouquets of bronze Larry Hoffman and daughters of set for the wedding. she carried a cascade of white ' and white mum* Wayne. Mr and Mrs. Ron Geiger , Rod Wilkin* of Williamston sweetheart rooes and stephan.Xis. and Mr and Mrs. Roy Dukes served as the best man nnd the Miss Katherine Skedgell. sts. ushers were Larry Carpenter of ter of the bride, performed the : I Bellevue and James Carpenter duties of the maid of honor, and 1 of Hastings, brothers of •* the “ the bridesmaids were Miss Bonbride. nle Ewing, \istcr of thc groom.! i A reception was held in the and Miss Sue Skedgell. cousin ' .Mrs David Relgler. Rl Free- ' Dr. and Mrs Cyril D. Garrett ~ community house adjoining the of the bride. They chose floor I port, was lhe lovely hostess for of Covina. Calif, announce the;! churqh following the ceremony. gowns with bodice of engagement i< n d forthcoming i’length ' The bride and groom were nnd ivory brocade n n d I ! her home on Thursday evening. marriage of their daughter. .Mar- । coral I graduated from tin* Nashville of coral clUffon over taf- I Nov. 10. In honor of Mrs Rom. tha Carolyn, to Lawrence E. skirts i । High school in 1963. Site Is cmfeta. The headpiece of chiffon . (Darial Borton of Algonquin Bouldry. Jr. .[ployed nt Kelogg's of Battle matched their gowns and they J Lake. Games were played and Mr Bouldrv is the .son of Mr. ' I Creek, and lie nt Public Finance carried nosegays of coral tinted ' after the gift* were al) opened, . of Battle rteck. A very lovely pre-nuptt Mr. and Mrs, Jerry R Bur­ . refreshments were served Elght- Ooleta. Calif. and a law student carnations and white roses luncheon party honoring Mari- , They plan to live In Battle roughs of R3 Bellevue announce Miss Lort Lackschelde and at University of Calif Miss Gnrlyn Lawrence was hosted by Mrs the engagement of their daugh­ . Jack Wood and her daughter rett Is a graduate of Haverford Master Craig Lackschelde were 1 ter Ktistine Ann. to Pfc. Leonlhe flower girl and ring bearer. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis Hugh School In Havertown. Pa., Mrs Michael <Llndn> Corrigan.; a:d Loyd Campbell of the U. 8. attended Eastern Baptist College They arc lhe daughter and son read Die double ring ceremony at the Wood home on Ironside . • Army, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wayne Lick-i t h a t united Miss Bettie Jean N. Campbell of Rl Dowling. Sheilenbarger and Robert O Drive on Saturday Also assisting her Junior year at Unlvemty of schelde of lUlinols. the hostesses were Mrs. Lyle The Roger Piddlngton of Vermont. >» 'narriage at the First Mrs Clarence Helmer is rrfter— bride-elect ------ — is -a senior at fitnuexAinc. Franco, and is on Gillespie and Mrs. James Cotter tainuig the Jolly Jills Hobby Hosting.* High School the faculty of the Devereux wllfav Mend of the groom, served PKW^n Church nt 8 o clock The bride's table was very at­ Club for its Thanksgiving dinns the best mam and groomsQn S« “ «««ay. Nov 5 • H<: fiance -is a — 19«5 graduate school for emotionally disturb'd tractively centered with a beau­ ner on Thursday. Nov. 17. W IDO I NG Parents of thc couple arc Mr tiful bouquet in yellow and . of Ha'tings High School nnd Ta children In Santa Barbara. Calif. Bien were Wayne Uickscheide. ' with the Army stationed in Vietbrother-in-law! ot thc groom, and । and Mrs Richard Shcllcnburgcr white, nnd small bridal bouquets PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. and ------Mrs./Marshal) » or» Nov. 26 nt E> Montecito Marohall Kemppnlncn of Lan- in> w Colfax, and Mt. and Mrs In artificial flowers, replicas of! -- ------------ Cook I num. alng. friend of thc groom. The Donald Heeter. of 720 W. Grand the larger one. centered the other hosted — >>.»!. potluck nnlhu4 om.m »nr 1 .NO d»> )UV> bcCIl Wt fOT the Presbyterian Church. their group for ushers were Frederick Corkin* of lauirs. tables. Tlie sne umoicna umbrella accorauiig decorating 1 -a ninthly meeting .... on Saturwedding. Given In marriage by her fa- lhc. K1ft table also carried out da>' evening. daughter of Mr and Mra. Frank Nashville, uncle of the bride, nnd Ben L. Mason of Nashville, friend thcr. Bettie Jeah was lovely In n (hc yellow and white themfc • • • , Cooper of Hastings — ths ™ family, , white, of white- flour floor length gown of silk nnimi?w.» m nuvn.im* Members ot the WALC. ot the ~ - ' ■■ »»h~ Church on V..1A ™.pu.,n ... held in lhe T"' Mrs D C. French visited lhe ,:ilt:> created much interest as it . o..—.i < —u— ...... » • -.•hepe. [Richard Flngleton family at Ko- CWn.nunliy Ilan. rfBInln. .he' Tier tlie ikomo, Ind., over the weekend. church Imnnauul, .... - 1 nrclt,lnc “nd lonp t“Pefcd ceremoijy Mr and Mrs. Gttnislw'*M Thc bouffant skirt swept I Into a Chapel length train with Christensen ot Charlotte were the host and hostess. there S'Le’Xm & . IrSi ! For the wedding the bride's ...... ..ofr .... . —...... .. on .. 7 err* Cexilr Terry Gale uill will u> be Kolcmnlrzo solemnized in । mother chase aqua Ince with ac- quet roses and carnations Mrs. Homer Smith was the i December. a white Bible. t , honoree Monday afternoon when was of white sweetheart roses airs. । Mr5 D C Fn‘nch *“•' lunch- । Mrs. Micnaei Michael <n.atny> <Kathy> urnwiey Crawley The groom's mother wore beige as matron of honor wore n floor 'con *° 01c Birthday Club lace with brown accessories and length gown of mint green with ft?"* "7’ .ST" homeoireci on W. Green Street .. . ------ nuine on 1w. urecn this •- -. -. . matchm relL SW c.rrlM i ,hl * special .occasion, and the bouquet of yellow and white menthol The couple went Immediately pompons. Debra Lynn Shellen- Frank Gale, and his sister. Mrs ,. n«nirirwt Dnm. r Club nt Huddle. N to their new home. 2645 Union burger, daughter of Mr nnd Mrs J-me. Tbujnp^n ||U(, c¥entng. Lake Road. Union Lake. The Richard Shellenbanter nnd sis­ were also guesu. bride ciianget] to a pink wool ter of the bride, was the flower ----- -j— •— NOW AVAILABLE -girl. ------She -—wore ---------a-------mint---------green,— cm-, 1X Knrpn (j t ( । Frn^t ( • । in a two winner gnrne in the nlre style *ivlr dress rfrw* and >i„l carried yeL wl. , 1 x1 v 1 1 1 ' ‘ her traveling ensemble. Her cor­ plre . duplicate bridge ploy at the sage was from her bridal bou­ low rose petals Episcopal undercroft, north and quet. Michael Crawley, friend of the Fjiitr-k Dinner • routh winners were Fred Markle 118 S. Jeffergon and Herman BoUchcy and sec-[ groom, wasthe thebest best man. man. ' UUICn LJinner Out-of-town fcue.su were from "Toom, Indiana. Illlnot-v Lansing. Grand Mrs. Shcllenbiirger chose a' There was an authentic Dutch I ond went to Mrs Rtuvu-ll Bel- I dinner party at the Howard field and Mra X5Tiice~-D«nt,oii Rapids. Clarksville. Dowling. De-.„ ______________________________ gold knit drew with black ac- 1 troit. Fenton. Battle Creek. Ver- cc'-sorlcs for her daughter's wed- | FYosts Saturday evening when East nnd west winners were On- I -----------------. St. Louts. d(nB and Uje groom-s mother their daughter. M1m» Karen! vid Goodyear and Mnr D/ C. montvillc and Tlie groom's parents enter­ t(pte a beige dress with black ac- |i Frost, who spent last Sununer | French with second going to tained tlie rehearsal party at cessories. Both mothers wore living with a family in Holland.; Mrs John Clary nnd Mrs WII“ (Closed Holidays) their home for dinner Friday a corsage of white nnd yellow took over with the food prepare- , ham Gaulsche Fred Markle I* tlon. table setting and every. the acting director of the bridge rosebuds. evening. detail of the whole evening. I game. For traveling, lhe new Mrs. other Instead of tlie spoken grace | ____________________________ ! Jfceter changed into a red vel­ r.,। vet dress trimmed in white lace before eating, there was t hC| ’ ’ ’ silent prayer, some of „ with matching shoes and white customary 'the silverware was plnced nbove rerSOnGl IVlCDlIOD accessories. Hospital Guild No. I was enI tile plate, coffee was served In .______________________________ Immediately following the I, tertalned at the home of Mrs mugs and all of the family i Mr. nnd Mra Robert Macceremony. Mr. and Mrs Donald I Richard Bryan nnd the following I UK- ^ LrtJU IAA?- I| Anhui on J???' were Sunday dinner new officers were elected: Mrs Heeler hosted a lovely dinner!little family and Mrs. Lawrence! - guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert H Richard B e d u h n. ’ president: party at Schuler's in Marshall I Herrick were delighted with Scott. Jr., of Angola. Ind. Tlie Ruth Schercsky. vice president: for the wedding party ' Karen's discussion, of the. "why I MacArthura are planning to enMrs John Riedl, secretary, and and How in Holland.' during the t:rtain Mr. and Mi:. Richard I Mrs Bill Yeoman, treasurer. The meal. Sprague of South Bend. Ind. next meeting will be In Decem­ Movies that Karen had taken ; Mrs. A. Sprague and daughter. ber for a dollar gift exchange during Iter Summer visit abroad Lorraine, of Ithaca, Mra. Pearl with w.w. Mrs. mil. Floyd fjvyu Colvin. vuivm, Mrs. Airs. were shown after dinner. Inci-1 MacArthur of St Johns, the Larry Markly and Mrs John dentally. Karen, an H.HS. senior, Meurl Flukes of Holt the Rich­ 1 Riedl as the committee. Mr and Mrs Raymond J will attend Alma College next ard Fluke family of Vicksburg I Rudnik of Eleanor St. N.E. year. and Dr. and Mrs Fremont j Grand Rapids, are announcing --------- —©-----------; Brook.* for dinner on Thanksgivthe engagement of their daugh­ Miss Evelyn Brower will be a Il,,K ter. Rosemary, to R Janie* Liv­ guest of Mrs Sadie Brower for! Thc nru’ 'n«»bcr of the Don-1 ingston, Charles Ave.. BE. son Thanksgiving week, and on f,M uId McMullen Itunily '•••• living at — of Mr. and Mrs. Karyl Living­ Tiuuiksglving Day they will be 721 8 Church Is their 15-ycar-old ston of Clarksville guqsls of lhe W J McAliistera toslcr daughter, Lillian Cozart Miss Rudnik is a graduate of who are entertaining with u The Charles Annnblra will ----------- ------------— I Marywood Academy and aileiKl- family dinner. Peg McAllhter will M>end Tiuinksglvmg wcekrnd (Above Sovingi & Loan) | cd the Grand Rapids Junim Col­ be home from JKSU for the wl,h Mr nnd Mrs. Doyle Hall ot lege Thanksgiving holidays . Knlkaskiv Jim is u graduutc of Uike Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Martz and; Odessa High School and ntii-nd- Carol were In Kankakee. III. cd Manchester College. North over the weekend to ivtsit their s **| Manchester. Ind •on and brother. Michael, a .'tu| A February redding is being dent at the Olivet Nazarenc Cui-. I lege. I planned 22.. . "ST <™" 7. »WI»WBMU.CrCT*. Wayne. Haatings and Freeport The couple is making their home on Cherry Street in Free- Granddaughter of Mrs. Cooper to Mrs. Ross Borton , Honored at Shower ;Wed on Nov. 26 Double Ring Rites Unite Couple in Evening Nuptials Kristine Burroughs Pledges Troth to Leonard Campbell Luncheon Party Saturday Honors Mdrilyn Lawrence Society newS WHITE'S Photography NEW OWNERSH Hastings Heights Restaurant Mrs. Betts of Alma invites you in to Silver SAVE $1.00 buy the Perfect Package for all Silver Cleaning. Ing Silver Fellah £ SsgMMI get acquainted and announces a change in hours. Prepares Authentic LAPO PHARMACY Hodges Now Open . . . Monday thru Saturday 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Thanksgiving Special! Sundays 12 noon to 7 p.m. FEATURING— Regular $15.00 Permanent Complete for Hospital Guild No. 1 Names New Officers A Noon Special Homemade Soups Full Course Dinners Broosted Chicken $10.00 ' Rosemary Rudnik. JR. James Livingston 1 To Wed February 4 Pizzo (Includes Cut, • Style Set. 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Bush i Carl Haggerty ill Methodist Rites I Bradley and Linda, and M r Franklin Fuiira in Farmington to celebrate Franklin's and Gordon's ,C‘S KEw’ « TT„: at the Hasting* Mutual Insur- 110 10 and ““ 11 11 The Keith Barrigars and the once Company building. The Mra Ella H. Bush. 124 *. Jef­ husbands of the women were Allen Barrigars were in Caro on ferson Street. Bellevue, a former Sunday for a pre-Thanksgivlng guests Hasting* resident, and Carl Hag­ I dinner at the home of Keith's! gerty. R2 Ceresco, were qnutd Mr. and Mrs Fay Hummel mother. Mr*. Lillie Barrigar Showed slides of their visit last Other guests were Irving Avery . ___ i. in lhe Pint MMh^fit yewr in New Zeeland. The scen­ of Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Church at Charlotte. ery and flowers were beautiful Barrigar and family of Bad Axe. especially the hydrangea which Mr. and Mra. Robert Barrlgar of The Rev. Ooreal Moore, pggtqt of lhe chureh, officiated at Saginaw, and the Rev. and Mrs dan Uy. They also showed some' Howard Barrlgar who are mtedouble-rtng ceremony beauUful flowers and scenes of sionarie* on leave from Brazil I Mr. and Mr*. Paul Bust. R2 ' Barry County. Charlotte, attended the b r I Mr. and Mra Francis Cole­ and groom. Final arrangements for aI nuvn and Mrs Pearl Woab went Thanksgiving sale of dried ar­ to HendixaonvtUe. N. C-. last Following lhe ceremony, a rangements and "Do It Yourself"' week and the Rev. Lila Manker, _ bundles which will be held Sat­I y”1™1 Blou“h ot AUddleurday. Nov 19. from 9:30 to 12 .Services at lhe Wealcyan Metho- vlllc announce the engagement, He Martens In Charlotte. noon at thc Hastings City there, accompanied Jhe7r"daughter RusieTjHL to J Mr and Mra Haggerty left dtet there. .mi tn . Bank. dl»t ----- Church .. ........... ----- ----...aIofUmcir uiiugllict.‘.‘nuarrt An election of officers was held, them Uwm home tome. On Thanksgiving. Edward Norman Gless. son of Friday morning. Nov. 11. for a Jtected were: President. Mrs..iui Rev., aiahu Mankir be at the !’.°nc5rn?.oon i-irsiucin. hii 'i plans puuu. to io ik uve Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Richard Klcnaro Gless. vies*. R3 . When they return Ln early April, E. J. Hildebrandt; 1st vice presi-; tome of her son. Rev. and Mra I Middleville. -Mtes Blough- te they will be at home at Union dent. Mrs John Thomas; 2nd Charles Manker of Kalamazoo. 1866 graduate of T-K High Hl \ vice president. Mrs. Harold Slo- uho are entertaining thc family. ;School and is a secretary with City Road. Ceresco. cum: treasurer. Mrs Wesley Lo- Her daughter, the Donald Filch- 1Beene, Garter and Whrouda of1 The Ctot Longs are planning gan; recording secretary. Mrs. era of FlUit. will arrive on Wed- <Grand Rapids. Mr. Gless i» a William Tow nt, and correspond- nnsday to also be guests ing secretary. Mrs Adelbcrt Cort- j The Bill Portcous family are due ISchool and te attending Aquinas family fnan Grand Haren and Mrs. June Nesbitt fnxn Nash­ right. I to arrive next week from Scotts- 1 ville on Thanksgiving. Installation of officers will be dale. Aru.. to be with hw parents, for the wedding. held in December. the Fred Porteou»es. for the turned from BL Mary* Hospital Mrs. John Thoma* nnd Mrs. Tlianksgivlng holiday. Sunday dinner guests of Mary MRS. DUANE F. REID uftef undergoing bor.r surgery. Roy Cordes were tlie hostesses Callers Bunday at the Harold Kent and Ruth Kurtz were Mr. I and ^ is doing very nicely. _ . Miss Janice E. Foote Becomes Bride. She_ la for lhe ev-entftg. Mathews home were Mr. and Deming of Kala- ( Or daughter of tha Robert Lum------------•--------- — 'Mra Put Doherty and daughter and Mrs. E. piece blue and plum wool suit berts of 1510 Mixer Road. Lt. Col. and Mrs.• Allen Prenof Crak and Mr. and mazoo witn bluo with Diue suede sueoe accessories. accessories. _ ...... .............. . lice of Baltimore. Md . spent a j M»»Nile Hallock of Banfield. i . ...... I lice of Baltimore. Md.. spent । few days lost Thc Loyal Lowells are plan­ U,flr *edcBn< V’Pifew last week with hte h i through the Upper Peninsula the parents. the Frank Prentices. nlnS be guests on Thanksgivbridal couple will be at tome at and her mother, Mrs J e n n 1 e At tHc home of Mr. and MraI 231 N. Main Street. Nashville. Endsley. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ocnc Chlebowski* in Battle I Special guastr, were the bride's Prentice of Okemos and Mr. and. Creek. The Robert Lowells, Rev. — •»- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. B. Mrs. Paul Glbston of Middleville and Mra. Lawrence Lowell and Mtea Janice Elaine FooUi and ; e VunSlcklo of Albuquerque, were callers Monday evening al family of Remus, and Mr. and Duane F. Reid were united in | nm the Prenuce home while the Al- . Mra Allen Sage will also be jurnwe s.u«djy. Oo. » J Tte au.„r Ma len Prentices were here. guests. J’-nSSS Utt Q• ENGAGED—Mr and Mra Rich­ ard Teske. 721 Newton Court, announce lhe engagement of their daughter, Marlene, to Ken­ neth Cowles. 955 Wiliams Drive, grandson of Mr. and Mra. Reo I Hovey. Hastings. The bride-elect te a 1966 graduate of Hastings High School Her fiance te a senior at Hastings High School. A June weddingte being planned. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cordle of Hemlock and Mrs Helen Gage of Saginaw visited the Charlaa | McLaurya on Sunday and also called on their sister. Mra. Eva Roberta, who te a pneumonia pwlient at Pennock Hospital. QUALITY DIAMONDS FRESH DONUTS Flawless, pure white, per­ fectly cut . >. tlie center diamond of every Keepsake engagement ring. It's lhe one gem you can buy with confidence. from Hit Superette 205 N. Michigan uni. Methodist Rites Unite Couple at Hastings Church z Good for 1 no/ OFF ON ANY I U /0 DIAMOND Personal Mention t Watch While We Make 'Em We'll serve you only noar-ienrui go—n or । pcau' de sole accented with! ---------------------------------------------- — , French lace and a sweeping | The Clifton MHlcjs entertained ; FROSTED & DECORATED cathedral train. Her veil was ot I with a pre-Thanksgivlng dinner | imported silk illusion with a ■ on Sunday. Their guests were I headpiece of peau' de sole and their sons, the Kenneth and । tTencn French lace, and site sne carried uu.icu Claude Wellers, and Clifton's | yellow and white | sister, thc Leo Davidsons of Bat­ white- roses. I Mra. Theodore Eglcston of- tic Creek. Monday evening din­ I Hastings was her sister's matron ner guests were Mr. and Mrs. of honor. She wore a floor-length Henry Woudsua and Jolene and TOY CHUI: TADAY Mra'sophi/ woudiira oi’No^: emerald and mtnl gran vlUc Tl Millcrs ulll bc ■ crept- and earned a smgle kaWng |or pi(Jrld> . brosize mum. Air. and Mra. Harold Gra^ of I Mtes Sandra Foote. sister of 1 Olivet. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence lhe bride, and Miss MarcU Ed- Gray of Charlotte. Mrs Robert i inonds were bridesmaids, wearing i Gray of Maple Grove nnd daugh­ gowns identical to the matron of ter, Lob. Peck, ot Caledonia and I tonor'a They carried a single Mr. and Mra. Leon Gray of Hus­ j yellow rnmn. tings were all entertained at > Little Mtes Julie Reid, niece Leon Gray's daughter's, the of the groom, daughter of Mr. Richard Han* in Grand Rapids. and Mrs. Charles Reid of Nash­ Hie occasion being Mr. Grays ville. was the flower girl, wear­ birthday. ing an emerald gra-n crepe floor­ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lankcrd length gown styled to match the of Battle Creek called on tticlr bridesmaids' gown. parents. Mr. and Mrs Leon Gray 1 Ricky Teachworth. son of Mr. oy Sunday. On Saturday they and Mrs. Roliic Teachworth of had as visitors. Mr. and Mra. Ionia, oousui of the bride was Howard Gray ot Olivet. Mrs. Margie Dean of Bellaire Leonard Mutter of Richland and Mrs Myrtle Gray were call -; was the best man. Groomsmenera , al the Marlin Main home last were Gary Foote of Nashville, week.Mr. HI eek..-Mr. Main has been very Hi brother of thc.bride, and David »<- and ..... •» — Roy »» — of Ho- ' ---e — — -------------------------Air. Mrs. Main Slxberry, Haatlnga Lshera were nicr vulud hu sUU;r ,nd hrr Michael Ljun* and Uvrry Row- j husband. Mr. and Mra Leon ley both of HaMlngz. Gray. Mr and Mra. Gary Nickel of The william McKnlghts ot WHNaahvlUe maaler and mte- mette. HL. were guests ot thc Di. tree-', of ceremonies. ; Raymond Fliuilts over tlie weekFor her daughter's wedding. Cnd. Mra Foote chose a three-piece Mra Charles Truesdell. Mra. plum wool suit with black pa- I{Oh.cr wtewell and Mrs. V P. Mott tent leather nocesaorlra. Mra acre in Ann Arbor Monday conRcid chose a two-piece blue knit turning on to Frankenmuth, then suit. Their corsages were of retunng home Tuesday. cymbldlum orchids. Dinner guest* of Mrs. John DelTlie reception wm held In thc naa> at Kellogg Center in East church parlors. Assisting with Lansing Sunday were Mrs. Law­ the serving were Mtes Sue Ann rence Herrick. Mra. Benuird Rrai. Palmer of Hastings. Miss Mary Mra. ; Haze) Doolittle and Mrs Fry of Battle. Creek and Mtes Harry Miller. Wane la Kerahner and Mra. Dan Mra. Richard Vilde te in Cali­ Mlngcr of Vicksburg. In charge fornia to visit her daughter and of the gifts were Mra Robert family and meet her new grand­ Mann of Battle Creek, sister of child. tlie groom. Mra Lyle Reid of. Mra Tom Cummings and son. Nashville, ateter-ln-l a w of e! the Mark, will arrive Monday from groom and Mtes Karen Boutwell toughkeeptte. N. Y„ to visit □I Lansing. cousin of the bride, the Stanley Cummings. Tom will A buffet supper was held at' join the family for Thanksgiving the Carlton Grange Hall for the and the rest of the week members of the wedding party Mrs. J..Franklin Htiniley was in and relatives of lhe couple Marshall thte week with the John For her traveling’ ensemble thc Huntley family and ass tel ing with new Mra R<1<1ctefsc a tlirec- thc care of her new granddaughter No Quitting Time on Service Wc think of the Job of servic­ ing our clients as a round-lhodock proposition. After all, losses don't limit thenudvea to an 8-hour workday. If you luflcr a loss ... fire in your home, auto accident, business catastrophe... you want hdp right away. You'll get just that if you place your prolcctioa program in our hind*. Donuts 69c doz. Plain 59c doz. Hodges Dcpcndablc Jeweler 122 W. State St. J 931 the tendered of turkey* ... to delectable brown- nc*» . . . with oil the trimming*! CHILDREN UNDER 12 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY! 8 Phone 795-3640 TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY : 5-4174 <iti muii«imiir MID-VILLA MIDDLEVILLE New Management—Bud Taylor, Your Hott Open Daily LHE BANNER WANT AD81 j 1 Marriage Licenses Wedding Prayer'' and Lard's Prayer." Mr. and Mra Kenneth D. Foote and Mr. and Mrs. Claude BiumU J uuliiruS. Rl Deltou Reid, both of Nashville, are lhe Catryl L BUn. R3 Ml4dl>vLU parents ot the bridal couple. Tile bride, given in marriage Patrick C. Established r.t- Family Style Turkey Gold and white chrysanthe- j muiiu were used for decorations | Put in our । Loy-Away Until । Dec. I, 1966 -- George Elliott read the double *,uuul- CUP THIS COUPON | - --- -------- PLAN CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS NOW! Reserve your Bulova while selections are complete TAKE CHARGE Be the first in your neighborhood to own I '67 Chrysler - before you're the last We'r* hid popular Chryslers before. But this one looks like it's even joint to break (would you believe?) last year's record. Acts like it, too. With the biuest engine options in the entire medium price field. Bluest dual brakes And racing type torsion bar suspension system. With a unique 3-in I seel for some models. Room for 3 when you need it Converts Io individually adjustable seats when you want them And the passenger side reclines. ■ With an energy absorbing steering column and well over a dues other standard safety features. Now a word about our prices. . Just a few dollars a month more than you'd pay lor one of lhe most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped, moves you up to full sued 67 Chrysler Newport When you've earned a Chrysler, don't buy yourself short Not when big cars and big deals art our specialty. BOO 2-Door Huawp In a ’67 Chrysler ijou'll love our ! BAKED GOODS fW ft OuUKX 17 irMli. text rnl»t»M THANKSGIVING TURKEY DRAWING . . l**.H At Chriitmas. there's no gift like ■ w*tch . watch like a Bulova. It'* preciou* jewelry that tell* per­ feet lima—a walch you can take pride in giving because It s made with pride. Made to give you more quality for your money. Come in won. Our Watch Expert* will help you choose Horn our large Bulova selection. PLUM PUDDINGS—Family Sixt STUFFIN* BREAD FRESH FROZEN DRESSING lb. 30c CLIP THIS C.'UPON 1AO7 |(j /Q OFF on ANY WATCH Put in our Loy-Away Good until December 1, 1966 Patrick C. Hodges DEPENDABLE 122 W. Stalo —FRIDAY & SATURDAY BUTTERMILK FRIEDCAKESSpecial!—Dox. 56c COFFEE CAKES—Family Sixc 63c Monday* PANTRY DAY Wednesday* COOKIE DAY ORANGE KNOTS Moving up is catching on at your Take Charge dealer’s ...Small 35c AUTHORIZED DEALERS -5 Lvs. Brood $1.10 ------- 4 Dox. $1.00 6 for 45c JEWELER Established 1931 DALE'S BAKE SHOP DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Spragua Road, Mtaa/Mick �4—THE HASTINGS BANNER What to Do About a Cold? Read a Book Early Thanksgiving r» !• n II Mr. and Mra. Fred Markle and ■ Mra Mrs u D v. C. rreuai French » Is flying ~ to rolice niUiy 'family Win spend Thank*<lving (Washington. DC. to spend the Chief ot Police Richard Sunlor I with Mr. and Mra. Ruwcll HU- Ij Thanksgiving holidav holiday with her I daughter. Elisabeth. ____________ reported Monday to the City bert in Detroit. h vor VanHouten Bunday for an Council that there had been 71 criminal offenses committed In early Thanksgiving dinner to Hartings from Oct. 34 to Nov. 14. honor the Trevor VanHouten** son. ABC Jsrnea VanlkouUn. who leaves this Thursday fur CharleaLubrications • Waih Jobs • Rear Springs ton RC.. and later for Pakistan Oil Changas • Car Tuna-Ups and VaFva Grinds with the Air Force He had been Tires o Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and home on • 30-day leave after at­ Twenty-two were cleared and Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls tending an Atr Force school at Biloxi, Miss. Among those at­ six arrests were made. Eleven tending were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Juveniles were apprehended Hastings police investigated 65 VanHouten. Mr. and Mrs Gary VanHouten and Mr. and Mra traffic and safety com plain to. Is­ Jack VanHouten and family of sued 49 tickets for moving viola­ 1436 S. Hanover Phone 945-9049 Hastings. Mr. and Mr*. Wayne tions, 74 for non-moving viola­ "Windahield* Waihed Every Time" Smith of Ionia and Mr. and Mr*. tions and 1.090 overtime park­ Rollo Clemens of Grand Ledge. ing tickets. Member* of the VkQHouten family gathered at the Mlddle- F-'Jple who have already been infected. It to especially Import- We Specialize in:— But, If by chance you do come down with a cold, there uinr arc . , •-Miic common seme. tthings you hWs. it. And for R~ should do to treat it. the benefit of, other folk* you • --Stale Health Dlrrrtoe — ” . snouia xhould »,.-p ktrp your coia cold as at name home Now to Just “hout the time of curing the Infectious stage- the •Mr *5? y?* “ ['T Ilfst two or three days espcclauggeMloo* about fighting that H|ly recurring Winter bu,raboo t Iw Ort plenty of rest. Bedre.<t is common cold. the most important of all Be sure to dnnk « lol of liquids, avoiding a raid this Winter.— relying on trull juices, hot tea wTtUJtmpn. nnd the like. Don's Citgo Station , they are not particularb point to Uny little germs, call", _ ... , , . , rd viruses, as being the thing I E*t«'t»ibly—4imp]e balanced, that cauars coltb Some of these ■ '’ourLslUng fotxh ore best Diagerma have been identified, but hf|Pf“' ‘n there are so many different P^nUng Irritation around the types that no single Immunizing I ,lustr‘i? However, be careful o agent has been perfected to use I P“'P«1F dtoprae of them In against all ot them ।urUrr 10 k‘*P cold 8",n-s fr0‘” Now. what can you do to avoid •“*"“« tntn thc “lr Other *than what I've suggest a cold’ Actually, there is no set “ u“ " ------ - ­ of rule* that will completely ed. there's not too much more protect you. but there are cer­ ■to do except to) wait far your tain hralth measure* which wiU cold to run II* dxrnrae. If noth­ help to keep your resistance nt ing else. It wiU give you a chance to read that book you've been a high level. Find, keep in good physical meaning to get to. Guests of the Roy Carlson fam­ The Dick Cooks will fly to Fort ily over tiie weekend were hto Bill, Okla , next week to visit their parents from Chicago. HL son. BUI Cook, for Thanksgiving. WINS TUN - FILLED WEEKEND’ - Mra. Edward McKeaagh Heft) and Mrs. Yvonne Allen, manager ot GUtleman's women* when she and her husband and family lake lhe "fan-filled week- any or all of lhe 42 stores participating In this weekly contest co-sponsored by The Banner.—Banner photo. Church. * Mr and Mrs Maralial) Meyer* and family of PottervUle and Mr. and Mra. Richard Strong were Bunday dlimer guest* of Mra Florence Hunt Mr and Mrs Ernest Bever of balanced meal* a day. and exer­ Eagle Point were Sunday visitors cise to unwind tense and tired of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. muscles ic u also Important to Ken Slater of Laming; also. Mr. get the right amount ot sleep and Mra. John Hucgllletle and By Frnncea Johneton children of Hastings * Becky Lee Gutierrez of Albion returned home chilled a* much as possible, Thursday luncheon guests of Saturday after spending a week at ch fluctua- Mra. Ruth Peterman were Mra. with her grandmother. Mra Lenar Ralph Keeler. Jr , and Dean Shade Vargas * Mra. Matt Armstrong . of Hasting*. * O. C. .NOrri.' —ri* and had a* guest* this past weekend --- -----Rtaroe Hines are palleht* at the ; her brother and wife. Mr and Mrs. White Hills Monticello Nursing Alonzo Jalkson ot Janesville. Wi*, Home. Hagadorn Road. East Lan-[i and P. and her ner sister. sister, Mrs George .. sing, and would appreciate hearing Morton of -• Arab. •—‘ Ato. from friends a Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Bernard Thomas Brandon Shade visited their uncle. and Mra. Edna Lydy of Hastings Earl Shade of Remus, a patient at were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr Ferguson Hospital In Grand Rap­ nnd Mrs Archie; Thoma* of Paw­ ids Saturday > paw * Mr. and Mrs Ira Erb of | A pre-Thanksgiving dinner was CiarksviUe and Mr. and Mra. Roy [held Sunday at the home of Mr. Erb visited the Roger Erbs of Lan­ land Mra. James Hickey. The din­ sing Sunday. * Rev. Vernon ner tfas held early as BUI HlcKry Beardsley wa* a Sunday guest of left Wedntsday. Nov. 16. for Travis his daughter, Mr. and Mra. Clay­ Air Base in California and expects ton Aldrich of Sunfleld. Mr. and Mrs Robert Benner nnd and Mra James Buwler and Linda of Flint and Mr and Mr* Jrwln | Robin spent Ute weekend with hi* Burgess and Mra. EtlxTBurgras grandmother. Mrs. Mary Soime* of Chicago. III. * Mr. and Mrs. of Port Lind were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Glenn Manuel Rodriguez and children spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs. Torrey. . \ Raul Luna of Cliarlotte * Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Manuel Rodriguez and children spent Sunday with Mra. Morgan Inman and Nancy Mr. and Mra. Juan Bant of Grand of Livonia were weekend gests of ■"With Fall caning up. so do n Rapids * Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Clare Green and lhe lot of exnm.se, enrrw nn trwi Rush of Pontiac spent the week­ Floyd Baxters. * Mr and Mrs Donald Hummel and family have School expenses. repaint in the end with Mra. Maysel Hush and 'moved from Die tenant house of the Floyd Baxters * Mr and Mra. ’ Johnson *o Utelr new home Jack Carr and Mra Clara Tlmrick Robert ' Arden Drive. 1 "Call me up at Mode! and teU of Chicago were weekend guests of on .... nrid _.<u Mr ....* Gene Carr ...m Servicemen* Addreases: me how much money you'd like Mr and ....ifamUy. Saturday evening guest* were We. David H. Dalton 2226524 M 'Co. Weapon Mr and Mrs George Carr and ” " 3-1 ’ ' --------- ---Pit. L’SMC y a little while, often Kendall nnd Mr and Mra. LaVcm FPO San Francisco. Calif. 96602 10 minutes to rent lhe Can and daughter of Scbcwa. and I Pfc. Dallas B. Beland 222*534 Mr and Mra Leo Carr and family i money you need from Model Mr* Richard Cramer of Lansing I 2nd Marine Dlr. 3rd BaL < was a weekend guest of Mr. and HAS Co. 6th Marine Comm. Pit. ' Mra Martin Styger. She expects I 1 to leave this week for tKe Winter Pfc. John Nielson 2226533 nt Largo, Fla Mr and Mra Glen -------------------------------------Rott and son. Gerald, of Charlotte | K B‘>- 2nd Bn- ,3lh Marines were other Sunday guest*. * Mra Sth Marine Div. •■ Robert Allardlng and family of Camp Pendelton. Calif. 92055 j Lansing were weekend guests of Pvt. Darwin A. McClelland. । Mr. and Mrs Floyd Baxter and, visited Mr. and Mrs Fay ABerdtng VS 4959379, B Co. 17th BaL Sunday a Mr. and Mrs William Groff of Plymouth and Miss San­ Fort Knox. Ky. 40121 FINANCE CQ dra Fredricks of Saranac were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mra. Dan Hickey and sons. Mike and BUI. os he is home on leave 140 W. State St. । from lhe US Navy By Mr*. Lloyd Owen i Senior Citizens will meet at the Halting* । Methodist Fellowship HaU this Phone 945-3429 Mrs. Howard Moore and Mrs ■ Thursday for a potluck dinner at । noon. * Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Dean Selleck from McOmber at­ Rodriguez won second prize for tlie tended a Jewelry party at Mra. Ih M. {prettiest Spanish costume at the Elwain Paynes In Delton. Sat­ ' Halloween party at St. Edward'* urday. * Mr. and Mra. Howard Moore spent Friday at Frances Thomas' in Yeckley. In the af­ ternoon, Mrs Moore and Mrs. Thomas visited their nephew's wife, Mrs Raymond Tobias, in Pennock Hospital. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chaffee from Star District called at Lindon Nor­ ris' Friday * Mrs WiU Gurd and Mr. and Mrs Will Shriber from Hastings called on Mrs. Ira Tobias in Weeks District Mrs. Tobias is improving nicely from surgery. Mrs. Lloyd Owen shopped In Grand Rapids Tuesday and ali tended Guild 42 at Mrs. Elmoc I Moores'. * Mrs William Cox of 1 Nashville spent Tuesday night and Wednesday at tlie Lloyd Owens. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen j/cre supper guests al the William Cox' In Nashville Wednesday\ * Harold terb of Durfee District called at Lloyd Owens Friday. 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Stata St. at JaH.rwn Michigan WI 5-1412 Our first concern is not the cost and labor involved in replating the insulators (which it considerable) but the serious consequences that can result with needless interruption of electric service to hospitals, homes and Industry THIS WARNING IS PARTICULARLY DIRECTED TO HUNTERS WHO THOUGHTLESSLY USE POWERLINES OR INSULATORS FOR TARGET PRACTICE WE URGE YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS MAHER OF PUBLIC CONCERN By Wolverine & Riverside Safe driver* prefer the convenience and de­ pendability of our fait claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need ut . . . For All Types of HASTINGS 219 WMltaFe COLEMAN Consumers Power Company is forced to adopt the policy of offering this reward for information leading to the prosecution of any person who willfully or carelessly shoots or otherwise damages our Electric Lines INSURANCE Side of Strand Theatre" plan in leaping with lhe increated value ol $1OO Reward While an undergraduate Michigan State, asalnant Clou Country coach Jim Gibbard won four letters In track and two in eras country. INSURANCE AGENCY You’re taking dangerous chance* if your fir* insurance doesn't cover today's full replace- Refreshments and Door Prises 80 • No Stick! No Scout! Table Cover Are you Glttleman'a store, and then picked oat far the free weekend al Rudy KUewett YMM M4CTIK MRVANI �toward McDonalds, Is expected ©me noon on a month's leave Ing In the Armed Purees. [CyCoIogyscV, Harold Ward Suffers Fatal Heart Attack iArmed PonesE-News Notes-1 £V£/V M GLOW, LOCAL PRIVIHG... BUCKLE yw SEAT BUT/ fAIMjff it Hg You won't find our staff filling your special needs. Individual service is a specialty here and you'll always find top-value for the money you hove to spend. a FLOOR COVERING > gtieVAsHilB < 123 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICH Use E. W. Bite Company tor Local 414, UAX-CIO. wife, a aon. Raymond of 429 W. Mill Street: a daughter. Mra. Franklin (Linda) Campbell. R4 Hastings; two slaters, Mrs. Charles (Mildred) Morrell of Martin and Mra. Moody (Marj­ orie) Leach of Dorr, and five " grandchildren. The Lake O aqimres will hold I a dance Saturday. Nov. IB, at I the Lakewood High Shoo) on Tommy Lee Schafer, son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph H Schafer. R4 Hastings, recently enlisted in | caller. Area equate dancers wcl- the Naval Reserve unit at Battle Creek for six years. Schafer is come. Lunch after dance. a 1966 graduate of Hastings High School and U the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Schafer to Join the Naval Reserve His brother. Ter­ i ry, is on active duty and aboard । ship. The father. Joseph Schafer. | is a Navy veteran of WW II । Chief Zederbaum. local reserve I representative, stales that there will be openings for recruits in ensuing months. These will be | relatively few In number and will ■ be filled on a first come, first served basis. He may be reached at the Center, BOO Capital Ave.. I SW. In Battle Creek, of by phoning WO 2-2791. ELKS FISH FRY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Serving from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. at the Elks Temple in Hastings Members and Guests Funeral services for O. C Nor- father, Earl N. Burdick, lives In Manion. Marine Pvt. Robert L. Crockfoed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crockford of Rl Woodland, has completed four weeks of Individual combat training at Camp Pendleton. During the training period, he received more than 200 hours of instruction In guerrilla warfare, the use of In­ fantry weapons, combat patrols, end squad tactics HU next as•Sgnment js four weeks of basic ipcclalist training to prepare him for a specific Job in the Marine Carps. Children 75c Marine Pvt. Alfred L. Kimble, son of Mrs. Edlthmae Lockner of Delton, was graduated from 8 weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego, Calif. He learned small arms markxmaruhlp, bayo- Adults $1.25 CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS OF THE WEEK Engine fallufc farced two Has­ tings men to land their single­ engine, t'wo-s eater. Luscombe plan* in a wheat Held seven miles smtthwea'. of luniu Satut- Monday afternoon. Nov 14. at t Injured. Lansing rest home, are tu be State Police Identified the held at 11 am this Thursday ut pilot its Thom.n Howard. 32. and the Pickens Chapel his pa»engcr as Kelly Kidder, Burial will be In Vinewood n After minor repairs the plane Mr, North had been a patient at the rest home lor several was moved to another field and flown out. months. of Mra Louise Tobias. R3 Delton, completed eight weeks of mili­ tary police training at tlie Army Training Center. Pt. Gordon. Ga_, Nov. 4. He was trained in civil nnd military law. traffic con­ trol. map reading, prlsoner-of- helpless when it comes to Engine Fails but Plane Lands Safely 0. C. Norris Of Lake Odessa Dies Monday pttol about 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. stationed at England APB, Louis­ iana. from January, 1062, until this Wednesday al the Leongird- July, IBM. and La now at Tan Osgood Funeral Home with the Son Nlult, A. B.. Slagon. Viet­ Rev. Isaac Osgood officiicting nam. His wife. Barbara, and with burial In the Irving Cane- three children are living in Kansas. HU address is: SSgt. Dale H. Bryans apparently aufA Fl6403041 377 SVC. Sq. Bog 205 APO 96307, San Francisco, Calif. Road with hla son, Kay mon gl. ALL PEOPLE ARE CORM HELPLESS AND SOME OF 'EM NEVER OUTGROW IT 9erfinn —-Pnn»« 1 Sfl 6 SectionTwa Tw< Thurvdnv November Nnvnmhnr 17, 17 1966 Thursday. Funeral cervices for Harobl R. Ward. 56. R2 Hastings, who was began hla 15th year in the Air He was bom In Orangeville Township on Dec. 21. 1909. the son of William and Nellie < Ray­ mond) Ward and was a Ilf Mong resident of Barry County/. He Formerly lived In Yankee Springs. He married Alicia McClurkln on Sept. 14. 1B36. In Middleville. They hod lived in Irvine Town­ ship for tlie post 20 years. The Hastings Banner 80 PEP cw OP ALL ACCIDENTS HAPPEN HPTH/N 2S M/LEG OP HOME. POfT TM& He was born in Edmore on May 29. 1886, the son of Frankl and 7>fartha ‘Lampom Norris. He married .Ouida Dunshec on Oct. 23. 1909. Site died last May 31. He moved to Lake Odessa in 1B45. Mr Norris Is survived by five daughters nnd two suns. Fred of Detroit and Eugene of Lake Odessa; 28 grandchildren: 21 great grandchildren, and a bro­ ther. Fred, of Edmore. ... tWlt'WANCC INrVHMATIOX IN3TITITE —. , MISS I angerstrom s Mother Succumbs Fred Garlinger On Draft Board Frederick O Garllntrr of laikr, Odessa has been appointed a number of thc Ionia County Se­’ lective S.'rvice local Board. Garlinger suerrwh Dale B • 1 years service. Gnrlinger operates the lake' Od'v'a Produr y Co He has a wife• ..and two children He Ls a veteran i of Wo:ld War I! ana a member■ of the bake Odessa Lions Club) r.nd rhe Masonic Lodge. net fighting, and methods of self- Dp 117 4 protection. He also received ln-;*Af “ Slllt HOU Services were to be held tills structlon in military drill, his­ Wednesday at the Methodise tory and tradition* of the Marine Chinch In Manistee for Mrs.' Corps, and other academic sub­ Felix Tangersirom, mother of About 40 members and guests .jects. He will now undergo four weeks of Individual coin bat ut the Hastings' Business A: Pro- Miss Ruth Tangersirom. kinder­ garten teacher In the Hastings training and four weeks ol basic fes'lonal Women's Club met al public School*. Schools Mrs Mrs. Tangerspecialist training before being the hotel Tuesday. Nov. 8. (er itrom had suffered a stroke latt assigned to a permanent unit clinncr ; Summer. Ruth had tern calk <1 -r>,„ ,, home on Thursday preceding her Pfc Raymond Hause is sched­ r motter-B death Those from here hi d J aUendlng lhe services were Mrs uled to be promoted to Sp 4 this month of November He took basic training at Fort Knox. Ky, , lun,l,hi W Coot M„ rlu<; in February until April and is now serving an 18-month tour in> Tills netted thc club around a_.th Underwood. Panama where he has been since' »14O. I _______ •_______ May. He Is specialising In com­ Members of the finance com- Racing Fan Club munication. miller arc: Fran EllJgcl. ehalrThe Michigan Auto Racing m a n, Grace MePharlin. co- । Fan Club will have a movie party chairman, and Margaret Beatty. kat 8 p.m. un.Saturday. Nov. J9.. Helm Clement, Iztha Hynes, nt tlie Reuther Hall. 13‘.IO Burton ' Wilma Story. Eline. Buehler SW. in Grand Rapids. Among (who was the auctioneer >. Muric movies to be shown are the 1968 . Hlgbic. Ruth Kuhfal and Eliza- Indianapolis "500" program. Evebelh Weiuley. ' ryone is Invited. A special meeting of Middle­ ville Chapter 17. OES will be held at 7 p.m at the Masonic Temple. Tuesday evening. Nov. 29 for a school of instruction In­ cluding the Caledonia and Free­ port Chapters, with Mrs. Lucille Koken, Grand Commander as In­ structress. Thc secretaries and treasurers of the chapters arc requested to meet at chapter room at 6:30 Wo Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes pin, with their chapter's books for auditing by lhe irulructrete. All members are Invited to at­ tend. . *|'t' (Lillian & Ray Gibson) *h" Mr„ Mrs. Nash Honored on 50th Wedding Jubilee To l»nor the golden wedding anniversary ot Mr and Mrs Guy Nash of Carlton Center/ their sun and family. Mr. and Mis Zane Nash. Raymond, wlio is a student at We tern Michigan L’qjveraity. and Norman entertalned with a family dinner on Saturday evening. Nov. 12th. at thetr home at 431 W. Colfax. Other guests were Miss Alberta Nash. Mrs Irene Szekely and Willard Nash, also a aon of the Guy Nashes Guy Nash and the former Or­ tha Coykendall were marrIM In Landing on Nov. 15 1916, and all have lived all of their martied life in the Carlton Center nrea, in fact, mast of the years have been spent in thc ancesteal home in which Mr. Nash was born On Sunday, to further commen/orate the day. mart of the family group went to see "The Sound of Music" In Grand Rap­ ids. which was especially enjoyed by the honored ucuple. Nets Club SI40 i’x s xvLn^,'sK.JX' Middleville OES Plans Instruction School on Tuesday Complete LAUNDRY WHAT DO WOMEN DRIVERS THINK? ft more so all the time Br 1975 they will rlil ba Women bought 34 percent ol Service Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY aifiarcnca: it i quiet. Rev. Rogers Preaches At Wyoming Church 323 5. Michigan WI 5-4062 Rev. Howard W. Rogers was1 the evangelist at the Wyoming Pilgrim Holinesa Church Wed­ nesday through Sunday. Mra. Rogers accompanied him. A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A REAL NICE VACANT LOT, lake ffont on Hammonds Heights Addition. Algonquin Lake, foe $1,700.00 A GOOD. LARGE HOME on West Stale Street, west, about V* mile has three bedrooms and large hall and clow! upstairs, downstairs it has one bedroom, living room, family room, kitchen and bath. ar RS’sec. carpeting and drapes in living room go with place, has storm windows and men laundry room and built-in desk, for X$9,500.00 HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, with two bedrooms upstairs and on- bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, basement has oil space heater 250 gal. tank, all floor coverings for $4,000.00 A NICE BUILDING LOT in Grants Second Addition, First Ward, for -.$1,000.00 TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS in the Butler Addition. Hastings, for the guest speaker at the local Pilgrim Holiness Church Sunday morning In thc evening Mr. Ron David of Muskegon brought lhe message Mra. David and four boys assisted in the service with special singing. •* The Clark Levcngoods will en­ tertain her mother. Mrs Ray WeUel. and his father. Walter Thanksgiving, and Pam will also be home from Eastern Michigan University. INTRODUCING ....$800.00 SIXTEEN-ACRE PLACE NEAR FREEPORT, has five bedroom home, has three bedrooms upstairs and $7,700.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, has oil and gas station and general store stock, would consider trade A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, hat living room, two bedrooms, kiteten and full bath, attached garage, aluminum siding, drapes and floor coverings go with it for $10,500.00 A NEW HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, a bungalow, with living room, three nice bedrooms, dinette, and kitchen and full bath, full basement, home has electric heating system. 24 x 24 ft. garage, storm windows and screens, aluminum siding and brick, for ....................$16,500.00 A BRAND NEW HOME JU$T $OUTH OF CITY LIMITS. HASTINGS, has large living room, kitchen with dming space, four nice bedrooms, two full baths, car port, on lot 100 feet on road and 150 feet deep, a swell bungalow priced low for quick sale. If interested In a roomy house, let us TWO EXCELLENT LOT$ in the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avcnua, paved street with utility Mtrviccs in for $1,600.00 ea. LARRY TEBO TWO APARTMENT H0U5E IN $ECOND WARD, each apartment has living room, kitchen land bath and two bedrooms, heated with gas. and there Is a two stall garage, forT2^TT$7,000.00 Representative IN THE $ECOND WARD, a nice home in A-l condition, three bedrooms and new bath upstairs and Mr. Tebo has been servic­ insulated and has storm,windows and screens and garage. Want to trade foe a smaller home. ANOTHER BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, in Hastings-Heights, has living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and dinette, full basement, gas heat, a n.c^tyo stall garage, a beautiful home for ....$ 16.800.00 A REAL NICE P^ACE IN IRVING TOWmB»*Vith two bed«xxns upstairs and down It has living ing Hastings and Barry County since August 1st. room, dining room, bath and kiteten, gnd^Biity room, heated with bottle gas and space heater --------- i-. ............................................ $5,250.00 A REAL GOOD, YfAR ROUND HOME RIGHT ON 1CH LAKI, has living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitehan rooms combined, bath, has from water's edge to highway, has permanent do» and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, this placa hag only been oullt a few yurt, all for ..$12,600.00 IN THE SECOND WARD, In A-l condition with (twee bedrooms upstair* and one bedroom down two living rooms, dining room, new kitetea, full bath, full basement with oil furnace, den on the first floor, two car garage, cement driveway, full lot for$9,000 00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD. hM two bedrooms and full bath and downstairs it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kltcten and braakfast nook, has glassed-in back porch 'full basement with forced hot air gas teat, wall to wall carpeting in living and dining rooms is newly painted outside and decorated Inside, two stall garage, and is fully insulated, for $11,000 00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS Call Bartie Cr«k 963-0443 HASTINGS SALESMAN Cori Nlethomer KER US W. State Hartings, Mkk Kalamazoo District Agfncy Hastings Citg Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HOME PHONE WI 5-3004 Friendly, Neighborly Service for 80 Continuous Year* �Trojans Fall, Galesburg-Augusta Takes Crown Comstock Park Ends Middleville Victory Streak t—THE HASTINGS BANNER Battle Creek Central Thursday al Eafna Mythical al Haotinga High State .4 Championahip Middleville's Thornapple-Kellogg football team completed an­ other great season Friday night when the Trojans ran Into a powerful Comstock Park eleven which knocked Coach Bob White's lads out of the mythical Michigan Class C-D crown sup Middleville' At the same time Battle Creek Central defeated Battle Creek Lakeview 31-7 and won the State Class A crown. Saginaw Buena Vista won lhe mythical Class B title and Galesburg-Auguste took Guide to Guessing Deer Weights Grand Ledge HHS Athletic Dept. Thanks Football Boosters HHS 1966-67 Schedules Coach Killed In 2-Car Crash CITY CAGE MEETING tte Athletic Department of Has­ tings High School want to thank Faculty members and students at Hastings High and at otter School. are Invited to assistance Dec. U Lakevo<4 Jta. • OreentUle Grand Ledge High, was killed 13 ChuloUe Monday in a two-car Intersec­ Ju 1« O»«n 20 OrtaA Lwlge IM. 27 St. Jatns lea. SI loota Feb. 3 Lakewood Barry Fans to See The Game’ Michigan State facea Notre Dome this Saturday In what has been tabbed "the game of the j ear." "the game of the cen­ tury" and just TTHE GAME.” Armchair Athlete at 8:30 pm. this Wednesday at the Palmer-Bush Funend Home held there at 2 p.m this Thurs­ day with Fatter Crowley offici­ ating. Burial will be In St. Jo­ seph Cemetery at Lansing. Coach Gorham's survivors In­ clude his wife, Teresa; a son. Michael, and a daughter. Sherry. direction of Miss Murphy, for and to all the others In thc com­ munity who worked with the Boosters Club through whose ef­ forts our .nj»rts programs were made possible. r.t>. WBB8TLIM0 S OroadrtUe tsa. IS cnurlotto Softball President Effective July 1,1966 all eligible depend­ ent children under 16 years old, living with a Master Member of Automobile Club of Michigan, are pro­ tected with up to $1,000 in benefits for a wide range of Travel. Pedestrian and Recreation Accidents. BROAD FAMILY PROTECTION with Personal Accident Insurance —One more reason why YOU LEAD THE WAY whenyou’re a member of Triple-A. TIRED KIDNEYS GOT YOU DOWN? CENTLt UN Tlie Barry County Humane Society reports there are four part beagle and part poodle pup­ pies available at lhe animal shel­ ter. The pups, which would make house pels, are available by con­ tacting Dog Warden Dean Bra­ den through the sheriff’s office. i Jumping, racing, or family fun, there’s an 05676361 Keep Your Diol 1220 COUNTY lihBrtisone right for your winter fun. SKl-DADDLER CRUISER 22 10.2 Up, 247 ec engine. WI! HOW INI HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. State St. • Elsctric rtsrting. * Forward-neutiilrmns trsnunission. ’ Dull hssdlithtx. 1 Exin wide track. Fh.WI 5-4392 Hastings Milling & Farm Supply J 006 E. Railroad I rl riovrftass rood. Coenc In and Test-Ride Ona Today! Ph. 945-2943 Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable 30 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USB Mow, sow, tow, till, plow, haul, SMd, fsrtUias, r.movs tnow — you name tbs job and Wheel'Horas has the aMachisg tool youll noert tlv* a——.—I.t. Tin . v* . . ... - —----- --------------— ■■ ■■■ auu quscaattaching tools now on display, E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State Slraal, Hostings Phons WI 5-2983 THE GAME of the YEAR for the NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP KtbUfstobe SKl-DADDLER SUPER-SCOUT HASTINGS BOWL INC NOTRE DAME BM-Ofeddler"* > 15-2 hp, 292 cc tn|in«. • Fast sccrltrslion. AH steal chats*. >AllstMi chauis. Fi bar gt»u hood. ________ ’ ___ Fiberglass hood. Automitic variable ipetd • Automatic varUbla speed transmission. bansmission. Speeds 19 to 35 mpfi. Your Hosts VS TffOW, there • f are three SKl-DADDLER SNOSCOUT Bob and Mickey Lambert Michigan State BARRY RADIO * just FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS SATURDAY Nov. 19 1:15 p.m. Set At HASTINGS- snowmobile fopeveryonel Open Bowling Time Available lAf D f U Brings Brings You Tou HDln FOOTBALL Want a Puppy? AUTO CLUB MEMBERS ARE 6ETTINU SOMETHING NEW! Favorite Family Fun" Woodland at Michigan Louts Kaechele. HCC Annual Meet Name Mark Harvey CAP 1st Sergeant St. Johns Wins Over Ovid-Elsie It's America's Phone WI 5 3184 JUS Old School Burni p. «:jo A fire of unknown origin de­ H. «:so stroyed Lhe former .Murphy School on the Oscklar Rood al H. 4110 13:46 am. Friday. The Mlddlevllle Fire Department wm called T.«:So) by Deputy Gerald Smith and Deputy Jerry Plank, but the fire had too much of a start by the time the firemen arrived. Furni­ ture stored in the remodeled building was alio destroyed, Fire James Coleman, president of Plans were completed at __ Nov. 1 meeting of thc Woodland the Hastings Country Club, has Saddle Club for the first annual announced that the annual meeting would be held at 8 pm. j candidates getting ready for thc opening encounter of the seaTuesday, Nov. 39, at the club. (Ind.l Clay in the 1963 opsner. 1964 uaxeiourr - anruata oereaiea I The •— ei •—> a seU-OUt^n/be day utter Thanksgiving-----------the Carlton Center Grange. prevloiuly unbeaten St. Philip for months and ta being tele- at Marshall on Friday. Nov. 26 The club voted to have a pot- called "Mr. Decollation" put out squad and what a sight to be­ before a throng of 4300 at j vised regionally on ABC. | Coach VanderVeen has six lel- hold. All 15 are athletes and। luck supper with each family by the American Quarter Horse C. W. Post Field. The thunder begins at 1:30 | termen back from hte West Cen- should warm the heart of Van- furnishings two dishes to pass. Association. This will be the . . ............................... tral championship squad... of last derVeen who already has taken. Contact Janice Rust — 945-5247 first showing In the area. It was GA's first win In three 1 EBT. EB.T. at Spartan Stadlt Stadium and for information. -----■" St Philip, and‘ It was Till be heard across lhe country. season, led by Co-Captelns Dave up three sophomores. A gift exchange will complete tries with Williams and Jim King. King, Sophomores on the JV roster I Karon Bornum will take the evening. Each member is to the first time the Battle Creek who turned in many good per­ Include Jerry Baxter. 5-7. 115; charge of decorating tlie tables bring a *1 gift. Boys bring boys school was to a KVA member. > formances last season, is the tall­ Bruce Edger, 5-10. 135; Dave gifts and girls bring girl gifts. ''IFcnnvlUe's Blackhawks ended est man on lhe squad, tenruilng Fisher. 5-10, 140; Steve Pocernlk, This meeting is planned for the the season Saturday {defeating 6-5 and weighing 1A King 5-8, 130; Doug Storrs, 5-9. 150; whole family so lets see 100 invading Hopkins. 34-OTTW’vic­ scored 137 points against West Steve Strickland. 5-9. 150; D»ve percent attendance. tory gave Fennville a 4-4 record Chris BeIson. Then Mrs. Marlin' while the Vikings finished with a signed as first sergeant of the Central foes lost year while Dave Coleman, 8-0. 175: Gary Ro&be, Williams —In his third year — 8-1. 160; Doug Acker. 8-0. 140; Hastings Civil Air Patrol. 3-6 mark. will present certificates of com- Joined the club to make an en­ Comstock defeated Allegan 40­ Bryan Gordon Is academic ser­ drilled 174 pointe. Dave te 5-10. Bob Casteleln. 6-0. 170; Rick pletlon along with year pins. rollment of 37. - - -------------VanDenburg. 5-8. 170; Tim Mast, 27. In a Wolverine Conference geant and assistant information 165 pounds. Other lettermen are Steve 5-11, 160. and Tom Hoke. 5-11, Yearly awards will be presented win at the Colt field Friday officer, Walter Steldle Is flight For Banner CUumlfled Ad* night. Comstock made 20 points sergeant. John Mason is first Taffec, 5-10, 155-pound senior; 190. Freshmen arc Wes VanDen- and also perfect attendance pins. Call WI 5-3481. in the last period. squad leader. Douglas Robertson Tom Bortak, 6-2. 160; Bob Iron­ burc. 5-9, 170. and Dave HathaExploding for "a 27-polnt first is second squad leader and Brian side, 5-10. 155. all seniors, and Jim Williams. 6-0. 160. a junior. Pennock Is third squad leader. Others on the Varsity Include feated Bangor. 48-19. for a 5-4 The color guard Includes Greg­ record Ron Labadlc scored four ory Dennison. Richard Dunbar. Jim Fisher. 5-8. 135; Mike Fltatouchdowns Merl Novlskey and Nolan Snow. gerald. 6-0. 165; Herb Buwalda. Guidon bearers arc Steve For- 8-0. 140. and Rick Abbey, 6-1, 190, all juniors, and Oary Hall. The St. Johns Redwings, net Ison is administrative assist­ 5-8, 145; Al Hengesbach, 8-1, 185. champions of the West Central and Glenn Cote. 6-2. 179, sopho­ ant and squad leader. mores. Glenn aggravated hte old Conference, closed out their sea­ Jeff George was lop man with knee Injury Monday and was to son Friday night with a 44-7 win 34 out Of 25 at the Barry Con- sj a L Ca . over Ovtd-Elsle. see his doctor Tuesday. serration Club’s trapshoot Sat- Name DOD STUTZ The Redwings finished lhe sea­ Williams brothers will start in son with an 8-1 record, having Gan- Murphy had 33. Bob Slolost only to Lakewood. cum 22. Don Payiva 21. Earl ArBob 8tuU was elected presi- the guard positions and King at his old center slot. Steve TafGreenville ended the season getslnger and Forrest Bidciman dwu ot the Hastings Softball As20. John Leary 19 and Adele Ar- . soclaUon at Thursday's organ- fee. Toni Bortak. Al Hengesbach with a 19-19 Ue at Rudness Field and Cota have the Inside track at Belding. getslngcr. Jim Spoon and Harold i**Uon meeting. to start at the forward positions. Central Montcalm ended the Mathews 1? -JL13 I Hastings High Coach Bernie 'Bob^Slodi — — —1 Oom was named vice presi- Hall may be lhe No. 1 replace­ season In a thr^e-wey tie with Slocum and Jctr. John L. Leary ment at guard. Portland and Fulton for the Tri­ —— the special won special event event round round |। dent and Ron Beyer secreteryFriday after school the Varsity Central crown by defeating With the deer season opening, treasurer. j there will be no trapshooting on The association members hope | is to scrimmage Otsego. thc range this Saturday The to have an official scorekeeper The three schools have 5-1 next shoot is Dec 3. 1 for next season's play. We had our first look at the league records. 15 boys working out on Coach Dave Weir’s HHS Junior Varsity Jeff George Top Shooter Saturday FOR FUN AND HEALTH Board for serving at lhe banquet; 1. 1930. the son of Mr. and Mrs. (Pat) Gorman. He was a gradu­ ate of Lansing Resurrection and Fe». 10 Orieortlla Michigan State University. Woodland Saddle Club Plans First Awards Program BOWL :00 James G. Maurer of Grand Ledge, spent Monday night tn Tuesday. football John Cclnder who took pictures for the Junior Varsity football games; Dick Feldpauach as ma*- cx>-champlon of the league two yean, runner-up twice and third this post season with a 5-2-1 record. C-D title In the UPI poll with an g-0 record. Galesburg is 9-0. winner will go tlie "Megaphone Middleville finished the season Trophy" ■ DRESSED WEIGHT which Stalo regained tn alxtli place In the UPI poll "How much do you think my deer weighed on the hoof?" is and tied for 10th with Annada the ■ Irish. one of the questions that is put most often to Conservation and Alpena Catholic Central in Sophomore standouts Terry the AP poll All three schools Department field men by successful deer hunters. This Hanratty and Jim Seymour have chart, drawing from studies made in Michigan, is designed bean tearing apart the record to answer that question fairly accurately for hunters who books at South Bend as they’ve every period to topple Middle­ led the Irish Into top ranking get their deer this seasdn. The guide is useful, however, ville Friday. nationally only if hunters know thc dressed weight of their animals. High scoring Tom Warner, Here's how it works: Follow the vertical line that shows who had 38 touchdowns and 15 Fighting Irish have been John extra points going into the con­ Pergine, Kevin Hardy and Jim your deer's dressed weight up to thc point where it inter­ test for 171 points, was unable sects with the bolder diagonal line. From there, go directly to score and missed his bld for across to the left band column to get the approximate live an all-time Slate prep record. that held oppounts to 38 pointe In HD’s first afltn games, shut­ weight of your deer. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation | late George Squler of South Ha­ ting out four teams. On tlie ground. Nick Eddy, ven In 1927 Warner was knocked unconscious In the second half larry Conjar and quarterback and was withheld for the re­ Hanratty have racked up 1mmainder of the game. Touna* Dan Jeffreys scored on an end i3 * sweep for Middleville, and ran seven games. Duffy Daugherty coached' The football season is hardly over—and far from over for the extra point. ^Sd nine I fans inl^rested in the game between Notre Dame and Michi­ Top - ranked Buchanan also i teams teams have have beaten bca ’ just twice. |gan State University al East Lansing Saturday—but at Hdswas upset Friday, falling to Do- times, while 'looU ------... is-), _ a -----23-game The blggeM man ^dnZwhenI,ing5 High and nwst “thcr •MichiRan PreP schools basketball wagiac. came in the 1956 winning streak ---------------------------->Ue Dame’s an^ wrestling are set to lake over the spotlight. The last lime Buchanan lost ®*ntc wonJ*7'14’ te 34-7 win I HHS Head Coach Bob VanderVeen is drilling 13 Varsity the Members of the Athletic Boos­ ters Club, for their help; Dr. Huebner, Dr. Morrill and Dr. Blair for sharing duties as team physicians; the Sheriff’s Posao; three linemen. Joe Duffy, Dave Moore and Dick Dean; LeonardOsgood and Gin-bach for their ambulance's; Ed Wtetnlk’s phy­ sical therapy tn the hospital; Mrs. Gladys Youngs as hostess His Ixue-boll learns had 85 wins and 27 setbacks. His football fill be the 32nd football poll after whipping St Philip Saturday night. 19-13. Detroit during T.SsSO L DON'T MISS IT! �COMMERCIAL MINORS Galen Daniels rolled 214-601 In the Minors Thursday. BUI Hanson fired 2TO-567. Aaron Sherk 194-545. Gordy Howe 214­ 544. Ron Fbwler 189-544. Paul Cawwl 193-539, Bob Balmer 194­ 536. Ken Granata 215-535. Mike Miller 200-533. Rod Tietz. 202­ 1526. Vem Harbin 193-525, Paul Woodman 193-514, Pete Kruger 188-509, Gordon Trick 193-509 and Curt Avery 181-501. Standings: Deputies 33. Ben’ . dec Gravel 31. Hastings Banfner 284. Tinklers 27. Parkers 26. Belli Motors 25. Smith Bros 23S. Renner Ford 23. V & J Mobil '32’». Walldorffs 19. Doles Bake Shop 18, Patten Monument 164. Midway Buffing 16. South End Food and Bev 16. Hastings Aluminum Products 15 and Ze­ phyr 134. . HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Bruce Terry led the hot Chude circuit Wednesday firing 247-M® while Hank Fedewa scaled the 800 barrier with 218*808. Bob Lambert chalked 305-210­ 508, Joe Burkholder 221-550. Glenn Laubaugh 526. Ken Beck­ with 552. Rob Carmoney 539. Chas. Altoft .521. C. Rose 509. Ward Woodmansee 203-542. Joe Gielaroaskl 543. Denver Klersey 520. Harold Hall 214-559. John Havens 200-506. Wayne Decker 534. Ed Sheler 230-570, Jack Bowman 525. George Lydy 203­ COMMERCIAL MAJORS 202-588. Paul Edwards 218-203­ Standings: Sport's Bar and 608. BUI Hackney 206-659, Meri Haines 317 - 529. Harvey Haan Larke Buick 29. Piston Rings 26. 518. Allan Hinrlchsen 206 • 545. Millers Jewelers and City Food Beverage 25. Culllgan's 234. Ron Pellow 208-200-590. B Han­ son 206-510. D. Cappon 611, S. Harwoods IO.A. 22. Aluminum Lydy 519. C. Floria 517. C How­ Products 18. Welcome Tavern 13. ard 200-498, J. Mlles 500. L. and Tyden Corp. 94 Paul Edwards was the big gun Springer 200-521. B Ransom 511. B. Kenyon 224-574. Mike Rey­ Thursday Tiring 232-224-620. nolds 200-545. Jack Rose 223-556. Dave Irwin chalked 226-215-621. Karol Owen 210-528. Earl Lvon Maynard Tucker 217-593. Shan­ 519. D. Aldrich 52?. Pat Ter- non Lydy 205-211-576. Joe Giepenlng 513. Ernie Miller 200-540. larowaki 201-559. Bruce Terry Bob Miller 507. C. Krauss 508. G. 557. Harvey Haan 554. Lester Norris 501. Verl Belson 502. Ba­ Springer 207-553._ Harry McCol­ sU Hitchcock 545. Pete Montague lum 532, Mike ‘Schondelmayer 542. John Gorodenskl 213-533. : 226-568, Merle Haines 541. A. Gene Grabau 520 Henrichsen 535. Wilfred Bums Standings: McAllisters 32. J12-554. Dick Aspinall 514. Galen Reahms 29. Fred Saad 284. Bur­ Daniels 204-558, John McLeon keys 26. Kiersey* and Johnics 513. Honk Keeler 506>, Paul Cas­ 25, Hastings Milling and Dura- i sel 518. Glenn Laubaugh 500. Ir­ Clean 24, Moose 23, Al's 21’,. Fll- I win Harwood 508. Ed Richardson ter* 21. East Side 194, Burk* 19. 513. and Al Relgler 502. WBCH 18’.. Dowling 18.' Elk*. and William* Insurance 17. Ha*- j THE TWISTERS ting* Sanitary 8 Standings: Thc Bombs 21, Renner Ford 20. Powder Box 18. E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Local Finance and Hull Realty High games and series: Pete 17 and Cool Aides 15 Powell 212-228-611. Bill Hollen­ Good scores: Shirley Hawks beck 201-541. Howard Peters 208­ 156-422. Tert McClain 142-419. 590. Wayne Decker 225-553. No­ Dolle Larsen 197-514. Pal Lum­ lan Johncock 218-536, Carl Ba­ bert 151-413. Virginia Howard ker 201-615. Gordbn Norrl* 222­ 159- 458. Put Fueri 157-409. M. 587. Don Martin 243-606. Dale Johncock 155-413 and Carol Cappon 208-544. Jack Smith 206­ Keeler 194-481. 552. tfruce Terry 213-578. Carl Rose M4. Jim Bamum 526. Bob MONDAY MIXERS Clinton 500. Roger Raber 532.. Gaod scoresi Belly Sheler 201­ Tom Johnston 542. Doug Vickery 590. Mary Roush 201-545. Jean 590, Don Clinton 527. Gerald McAllister 199-543. Shlrlee VanFurbey 509 • denburg 193 • 533, June Benner 183-526. Gerry Newton 192-521. SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES Marge Wieland 185-516. Mary High scores: Bill Bums 256­ Lou Snyder 177-520. Louise Bahs 646, Ron Pellow 202-678. Allan 177-492. Emma Magoon 180-494. Hinrlchsen 234-574. Louis Sils­ Alma Covllle _ 461*450. Marilyn bee 201-521. Jim Bourne 217-520,, McKenzie 176-441, Marilyn Swan­ Al Morgan 178-508. Don Martin son 152-421. Mae Hart 157-436. 190-490. Mlles Nelson 19T492. Opal Gillions 167-424. Joy Ward Wesley Friend 166-473^Ted Smith 170-458. Bernadlne Eckert 165­ 164. Rose Hinrlchsen 174-161. 459. Mildred Smith 185-446. Faye Helene Bourne 155. Von Howell Allen 198-478. Shirley Wilcox 172-466. Harry Kronewltter 159. 160- 368. Maxine Dipp 174-446. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Thnraday, November 17. 1966 Bernard Hause 157. Nancy Mor­ gan 144. Hunting Season Is Time To Develop Good Will November 18-24 stand* out on Michigan’s calendar of events os fences near posts to avoid buck­ Farm-City Week. ling the wire. It's a special time focuied on Regardless of how It happens. building greater understand­ If you cause property or live­ ing and a stronger bond be­ stock damage, report It to the Mr. and Mr* Lynn Mix will be' tween city and country folk*. farmer and take full responsileaving this week for Lewiston to And with Michigan* firearm billty In making things right deer hunt ano will be spending deer season set for November 12­ with him. 27 In the Upper Peninsula and Last but not least, thank the Thanksgiving there. The Theo November 19-December ♦ in the fanner after your hunt and Kennedy* of Nashville will also Lower Peninsula, the spirit and maintain your friendship with join them. Good will between fanners and city-dwelling hunters begins liming of thia special week 1* him throughout the year, not Sunday visitor* at the home of Mra. Lester Miller were Mra. with both groups striving hard to understand each other's especially appropos for develop­ just in lhe fall. ing more good will between Perhaps this sounds like a lot Rockford Price and a friend problems, to respect each other's interests, and to treat farmers and city-dwelling hunt­ of "do's" for the hunter. How- from Clarksville, and on Mondoy each other as they would like to be treated. What you see er*. ever.“1f he considers the sport Mr*. M 111 e r's brother. Ivan here is a good case in point. This sportsman from the city For this Is a season when re­ he's getting m return, these Zuschnltt. of Battle Cre^k visi­ has a problem shared by thousands of other fellow hunters: lations between these two thing* are not very much to ask ted her. groups are pul to the lest—for —no more for sure, than the He needs a place to hunt. He starts off on the right foot by Mr. and Mr*. William Parker belter or foe worse. hunter would have a right to ex­ asking for permission to hunt on the farmet’s lands. Thanks entertained Mr and Mrs Nor­ In keepings with the goals of pect If he were the farmer. no small part to the hunter’s show of common courtesy, the Farm-City Week, deer hunter* There's no better time to pracfanner gives bis O.K. and points out lands where he permits nnd rural landowners can make । tice good farmer-sportsman rela­ hunting. In this case, all that started well ended that way, things turn out for lhe better by tions than during Farm - City too, as the hunter got his deer. It just goes to show that striving to understand each oth­ Week. November 18-24. and good cooperation between hunter and farmer is the key to ers problems, to respect each throughout this Falls deer sea­ happy bunting. There's no better time to keep this good other's Interests, and to treat son in Michigan. each other as they would like to thing going than during Fann-City Week, Nov. 18-24. be treated. -Mich. Department of Conservation Tills calls for hunters and fanners to put themselves In each other's shoes Bertha Thaler 160 -460. Mike, TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Meadowlark Lemon. Freddie I Beckwith 131-358. Barbara Bed-' Good Korea: Fran Hybarger For farmers, this Involves rec­ ford 187-480. Janice Dalman 166- 1 172-467, Betty Rogers 163-450. ognizing tlie fact that many Neal. Jackie Jackson. Hallie Bry-1 446. Helen Crawford 174-474 and Norma Klmmey 160-431, Fran hunters are men without their ant and Bill Barnes—five na^ Beverly DeWitt 160-458. louden 156-390. Wilma Hynes own places to hunt. Thousands tionally-known basketball playStandings: McAllisters 31. 148-386. Helene Fealherly 148­ of these sportsmen from the cjty. era—form lhe starting lineup for Foodiand 29. Nor ths Ide 28. 414. Mary Baker 144-376, Phyl- cooped in their "cement jungles" the Harlem Globetrotter* in their | Mary's. Big D and Vogt’s 26. Ly­ enc Klaltn 143-402, Florence Os- most of the year, are hard Grand Rapids appearance Nov., dy's Purina Chicks 25. Haan's senheimer 143-373. Diane Belaon pressed to find lands where they 21. The Trotters, rated the great­ 23. Piston Ring and Van Matre 140-374. Peg Edger 140-380. Irene can gel back to the wonderful 21. Hastings Floor Covering 20. Perry 137-355, and Jean Weil- world of the outdoors to enjoy rat basketball show In the world —and the record <8.680 wins. | Sheriff's Girls 19. WBCH 18. fare 136-357. the thrills of hunting. 322 setbacks > bear out the fact, Food Center 17. Savings & Loan For them. It means turning tackle lhe touring New York Na­ 16 and Kroger 10. to farmers as their friends in tionals at the Civic Auditorium o RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 in the Furniture City at 8 pm. '^GO GO GIRLS Standings: Woodmansee's 33, need. Happily, through the coopera­ Stringbean Lemon, 6-2. 32Dog 8c Suda 26. Trumble's Tav­ Standing*: Canada Dry 28. ern and Gilmore Jewelers 24, tive efforts of about 2600 farm­ year-old. Is in his 12th year South End Food 22 4. Hastings AckoU's and Chenoweth Machine er*. the Conservation Depart­ with the Trotter*. He supplied Floor Covering 214. Miller Jew­ 19. Johnnies Auto Parts 17. and ment. and federal government, the 1-2 punch with his stellar elers 21. Lescoa 15 and Hastings Kroger 16. approximately 220.000 acres of scoring and rebounding. Then . City Bank 12. Kingsley Bennett snuggled 224­ private land w-Ul be open tn he break* nut with hl* Crown Good scores: Gayle Spaulding 593, Paul Cassell 216-503. Ron regulated public hunting tn this Prince act which has thrilled 141-395. Faye Allen 191, 224-565. state during lhe 1966 deer sea­ thousands throughout the world. Brenda Williams 136-358. Velma Beyer 222-557. Leon Ackett 200­ son. Lemon, who loves kids and plays Howell 131 - 374. Sherry Patten 549. Al Montague 210-526. Jack Most of this private acreage is up to them In all his games, has[ 147-372. Marlon Johncock 175­ Sheler 520. Sort Baker 516 and in the southern half of Michigan no peers on the court. Bob Moore 502. 439 and Peg Cron Ing er 184-482. where public hunting land* are at a premium. TUESDAY NITEHAWKS Under the new federal Crop­ HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE 8 tandingat Mid-Villa 38. Head Jack Rose took over the sea- Pins. Rollers and Uldriks 21. land Adjustment Program and eon's series honor* In the Has­ Devereaux 20. Mavericks and the longstanding Cooperative Hunting Club Plan, which are tings Mfg. wheel Tueeday night Striker* 17 and King Pins 15 making these lands available to when he rolled a One 026 with a Good scores: Russ Hart 172­ public hunting, signs will be 222 high game. DeWayne Pugh 203-190-564. Woody Travis 176­ posted on farm property, telling also had a dandy night with 178 - 522 Ray Asplnail 224 - 517, sportsmen they are welcome. ,214-614 , and Maynard Tucker Dale Ossenheimer 182-192-543. Now It comes down to the liad one of hl* best games, roll­ Paul Cassel 170-501 and Herb hunter and what he must do ing 244. finishing with 602. Bishop 197-509 to meet lhe fanner half way. Ken Rose blasted 233-554. Whether private farm lands Aaron Sherk 514. Walter Beck TUESDAY NITEHAWKS arc posted open to hunting or SHI. D. Rlngewold 507. J. Van­ Standing*: Mld-VUla 25. Head not. It's up to the hunter to deburg 504. Paul Bond 230-528, Pins and Roller* 20, Uldrlk's In­ first a*k the owner for permis­ Ken Beckwith 510, Clyde Carr surance 18. King Pins and Mav-. sion to hunt. This is the hunl|50l. Karol Owen 222-528. Joe erick's 14. er's first and most Important Stutz 508 and Emerson Struble Paul Wleringa let! the wheel "do." 513. rolling 219-225-601. Art Gallup i Without this allow of common . Standings: Chrome Room 31. chalked 216-180-192-588. Ray As- courtesy, hunter - farmer rela­ Leftovers 25. Presser* 24. Ot- pinall 214-538. Jasper Travis 198, tions quickly break down and the , flee 23. Tool Room 82. Court­ Harold Culhane 196. Jim Dur­ sportsman, himself. Is the biggest house Service 21 4. Chargers 21. bin 189-194-842, Paul Caascl 186. loser. He's apt to lose the privi­ Tough Ouya 18. Caslte 17 4'And and Ray PavUlk 170-176-170-516. lege of using the farmer's lands Machine Room 17. 1 • come next season. Giving Qie farmer a fair ahake and respecting hl* interests, of TUESDAY *ilXED LRAUUK course, don't slop with getting Good aeries: Norm Jonklru jOlhl* OK to hunt. Here arc some 583. Bob Miller-208-M0. MaiMte other ways in which the hunter Adrianaon 189-506. Hoy Hmtt can help hJs sport and build 184-506. Milford Cornell 1IM()7. more solid relations with the Dorothy Brumm 183*46?. Rdgrr Mr*. A Hear I. Brown of 541 farmer: Dingman 176-486 and Afiere Eagle Pbtnt. Lake Odessa. Is Don't gang up on the farmer Wilcox 157-447. Lakewood'S FHA Chapter Each hunting party should be Good gamos: Dick Wilcox 1Q4. Molhar. limited to three or. possibly, four Mildred Adrianron 185. Bob Rey­ One of Mrs. Brown's hobbles persons If another group of nolds 183. Frank Gallagher ITT is working wlth olhcrs. She has hunter* is already on the farm­ and Joan Haywood 185 previously worked with lhe auxi­ er's land, look elsewhere for a Standing^: Ken 8t Bob’s Gulf liaries of Ingham Medical Hos­ place to hunt. 26. Quality Discount 244. Wel­ pital and the Rehabilitation Hos­ After getting' permission to ton Healing 24. River Bend Golf pital. 8he also enjoys collecting hunt, park your car where the 23. Consumer* 22. TtX3Ui»PPl« and reading books, and collecting farmer suggests. This will dis­ Skating and Makers Super Mar­ antkjue glass courage other hunters from ket 21 and Backe Construction When asked her opinion about parking along the road and 144. the Future Homemakers of sneaking onto the farmer's lands America, she commented. "I be­ under lhe pretense they're In WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE lieve that girls should learn at your party. Learn the exact boundsiie* Sanding*: Heating* Motor an early age to develop their Sales 29. Hasting* Cleaner* and skills and talents to prepare of the1 farmer's lands to pre­ Peabody OU 25. East ade Lum­ them to take their place In their vent trespassing on adjoining own homes Participating in the property. ber 24. Vita Boy. Mil lent and Ne Also, find out where crops and Ht 23, Stantons 22. Crystal Candy FHA also trains the girls for 21 Hasting* Aluminum 18, Barry working together in a group for livestock- are and stay clear of Co Ready Mix 17. Maker* Mar­ lhe good of the chapter This them; never fire in the direction ket 13. Carols Nsrdlecraft 10 and will benefit them In later years of livestock or building* even when they will be participating though they may seem out of Pepsi Cola 7. Good acorn: Shirley VanDen- in other groups working for com­ range Always close gates There are burg 211-559. Ltoda Lowry 204­ munity projects " The chapter members arc few things farmers like leas than 510, Mary Sherwood 198-487. Joan Martin 192-481. Inca Lyons proud to have Mrs Brown as rounding up their cattle on neighboring farms. Climb over 187-496. Faye Alien 188-506. Sue their chapter mother. St Martin 185-506, Shirley Ray­ mond 183-460, Louise Baha 180­ 509. Barb Kiersey 179-611. Doris Stanton 179-478. Maggie Corri­ gan 178-491. Reba Lydy 177-470. Marie HanunuiiU-175. Gretchen Kennedy 173. Alice Fredrickson (they’re having fun all winter long) 173-470. Betty Minor 171. Carol Benner 168. Ella Higdon 168­ 494. Judy Dalman 187-486, Henretu Coencn 168-446, Shirley Bowman 164, Kate Bender 164, and Marion Rye 183-483. ' Personal Mention Globetrotters at Grand Rapids man Marquart of Portland for dinner Saturday evening. On Thanksgiving the Parker* are planning to be guest* of their niece. Mr and Mra Roger Smith of Swartz Creek, and overnight guests of her brother, the Frank Halls, of Ovid. Mrs V D Wldrig plans to go to Toledo. Ohio, for tlie Thanks­ giving weekend where she will be the guest of her niece*. Mr and Mrs Irvin Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lahr. Mr and Mrs Roger Jones and family of Manhall. Mr. and Mra. Ed Lawrence and Mr*. Arlene Merriam will be Thanksgiving dinner guests of the Willard Lawrences. SINGLES CLASSIC 7:30 Every Friday Evening 4 GAMES 80% Handicap to 200 Total $•>00 Include* B— Bowling r and BIG PRIZE SPLIT For Information Phone 795-3640 NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Bud Taylor, Your Host Its new look is just one nice thing about the '67 Chevy pickup Lakewood FHA Select Their ‘Chapter Mother THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHERS. For instance, new durability: New sheet metal con­ struction discourages rust. Eliminates exposed joints on cargo box and tailgate. Provides self-washing wheelhousings with special splash shields. Inner cab is specially treated against rust. . Join the Ski-Doo families Also, added comfort, safety and convenience: Im­ proved visibility all around. Dual master cylinder brake system. Telescoping lower steering shaft. Ener­ gy-absorbing instrument panel. Interior color-keyed to go with exterior paint. One-hand tailgate latch. And extra strength: Full-depth double-wall side panels (Fleetside models). Double-wall steel in cab roof and other important areas. RECREATION LRAGUR NO. 3 8Landlngi: Yoder’s Sunoco 09. Saskatoon Golf 284. Mill*'* Duraclean 26. Freeport Foodlin­ er 25. Cauklns OU >34. (Mrpinter’s Hardware 33. Ken’s * Bob'* Gulf 20. Clark Super 100 19. C1Uicn's Elevator 16 and Bergy Broa. 10. Top Korea: Dick Shaneck 177­ 501. Ardle Shanti 186-614. John Allerdlng 182-601. Paul Cassel 187-538. Norm Aiplnsl 172-602, Ernie MIUer 176-506 and Larry Novak 213-577. HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Harry McCollum led ths lads with a 231-586. Da Wayne Pugh fired 215-543. Ken Row 563. Jack Rose 538. Joe Bennett 526. Karol Owen 618, Mickle Bowin 112, Bud Dukas 506. and Olb Paine 506 Standing*: Chroma Room 39. Leftover* and Pnoaan 22. Office 31. Court House Service 19.5 Charger* It. Tboi Room 18. C»*Ue 176 and TOugij Ouya and Machine Room 18. Plus famous Chevrolet truck features: Independent Front Suspension that gives a smooth ride-like a car. The most popular truck 6’s and V8’s. (And there are lots more, as your Chevrolet dealer will show you.) 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Galaxie 500 4 door hardtop, loaded with extra*, sharp dark blue finish. one fawner. 1965 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE . . . Thi* beautiful hardtop coupe 1* loaded with extras in­ cluding air conditioning and full power equipment. Sold un­ der our 12 month* warranty. 1965 PONTIAC HARDTOP CPE. . . . Catalina series, completely brakes. Bydramatic, whitewall*. radio, 19*4 CADILLAC DEVILLE . . . Hardtop 4 Dr., full power, air conditioning, very low mlle- DM THUNDERBIRD CARDS OF THANKS b IN MEMORIAM GOBBLE UP THESE THANKSGIVING CAR BUYS!' (Right Off the Platter) FARM IMPLEMENTS WE HAVE MOVED To Our NEW LOCATION Classified Paragraphs EARN FULL PAY iWHILE LEARNING A SPECIALTY IN IBM It pays to specialize. And IBM will pay you while you train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It's your chance to get started in one of today s fastest-grow­ ing areas of electronics.! 1945 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . . .AU white hardtop coupe. , fully equipped including air conditioning, new whitewall tires, look thi* one over. 1965 Chevrolet Impala W/wall*. wheel covers, radio. TECHNICIAN As a Customer Engineer, you'll install and maintain the latest IBM data processing equipment. It's a demanding job, one re­ quiring intelligence and skill. You'll receive con­ tinuous training to update your knowledge. < Automotive 1964 CORVAIR MONZA SPYDER —Must sell. Best offer Call WI 5-8042. 11/17 it Buxine** Services ELECTRIC Raxora repaired— Special—Your raxor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 4135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 8. Jefferson. Hastings. tf WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto Ola** & Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ son. HastingsV EXPER-h TAILORING on ladies' nnd men's clothing. Phone WI 5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. Tailor Shop. tf If you have what it takes, you can be promoted to a For Salo—Miscellaneous position of even greater re­ sponsibility in this chal­ WHEELER MARINE SALES & lenging field of information SERVICE —Mercury outboard motor#. New and used boat*. handling and control. . Flote Boats. Trailers nnd ac­ What do you need to get cessories. M-flfl in Nashville. started? Mechanical apti­ OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf tude. Knowledge of elec­ tronics. And two years of INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS! See Carl & Betty'* technical schcfol or equiva­ Appliances before you buy! lent experience. They Sell—They Install—They Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 IBM NEEDS YOU South. tf To fill these challenging TABLE PAPER — For picnics, technical positions family reunion*, lot* of use*. 40" x 300'. *3 60 at The Ban­ IN ner office. tf FIELD ENGINEERING FOR SALE —Registered Collie. Call or write for an inter­ All shot*. 14 yr*, old. Obedi­ ence school trained. 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Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich, FEMALE COMPANION for el­ 49048. tf derly woman In Hastings, live In. help with light housework. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY Board, own room, small wage with Boat New Eectrio UpWrite: Hastings Bonner, Box Bruah. No wet carpet* or hxnd1025. . 11/17 Floor WANTED—Wnitresses for lunch­ eons and evening meals Must Ung*. Phone WI 5-8118. tf be neat In appearance. Apply in person nt Pleasant Point IT’S JACOBS PHARMACY Restaurant or Mote). 11/17 FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge far overWANTED: B E A U T Y OPERA­ sl*o print*. tf TORS—Need 2 with some cli­ entele. wanting to change. 60% paid vacation. Call 945-4972 for Personals interview. 11/24 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — A* Household Goode P.O. 171. Hastlngi Telephone WI 5-4954. 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New tires. 2 bedroom house. 485 00 month. automatic transmission, power paymenu of *7 00 or will dis­ Kalamazoo, Michigan maple syrup. Open dally until —John Deere 50 Tractor w/livc Good credit required. Bob Dal­ 1965 BUICK LESABRE count for cash. Call now! 945­ steering, very clean. fl. (Closed Thanksgiving nnd PTO and hydraulic. A-l shape! 1963 Rambler American Kalamazoo 345-6173 mer. WI 5-5944. Call evenings 9715. Electro Hygiene. 11/24 every Sunday starting Dec. 25.1 Convertible; all white. —1949 John Deere A Tractor. Battle Creek 965-3257 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyL 1963 CHEV. SEDAN after 5. tf Nelson's Welcome Orchard A-l shape. . . . Belair 4 Dr., Standard Radio. Pwr. steering & brakes. An Equal Opportunity Employer and Cider Mill. 4 mile north LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOUSE— —Ford Major Diesel Tractor In *Lo«» of Ionia on M66. 11/24 121 Less than 10.000 miles 2 baths, go* fired hot-water 1963 Fairlane dlo, whitewalls. A-l Shape. heat. Garage 1100 per month. (a lady driven car). t Dr. Stand. 8 Cyl. -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor 1963 CHEV. SEDAN REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast 2 COON DOGS—1 Red Bone and HELP WANTED Must have reference*. Homp, with live PTO—hydraulic and ^962 Chevrolet BelAir . . . Impala 4 Dr., automatic with GoBcse tablets. Only OBc. 1 Blue Tick. Phone: Pine I-akc Smith, phone 945-4974; Homer power steering. transmission, V-8 engine, ra­ Jacob* Pharmacy. 11/24 Morris 45375—Collect. 11/17 Becker, phone 945-5740. WANTED AT ONCE 0 Pass. Wgn. 4 Dr. Auto. 8 cyl. dio. thoroughly recondlloned. —1948 John Deere B Tractor. Radio, power tailgate window. Mon or woman to supply 1964 CHEV. CHEVELLE Starter and light*. household necessities to 1961 Dodge mtd. Super Sport 2 Dr. Hdtp.; Picker. consumers in N. Barry auto. One local owner . . . 8 CyL Auto. lor holding II Co. or Hostings. Experi­ ■ hr Ni.rlh •iilr of k»i.l ihlrh . Arctic white and bucket —New Idea 1-row Picker. 1950 Chevrolet Truck frrl, Ih-nrr North «1« f»r». tl>rr.,y ence unnecessary. Write —Minneapolis Moline Pickc; seats. Red carpet. Beauti­ Houlh«r<1rrl, f»-t lo 1 Ton Cab and Chassis. Shelter. RAWLEIGH ful! (lullln*. Ihrn. o Solilli .'■?« (■••I IO 1964 FIDO Style Side Pickup PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. Dept MCK-651-728 ot iKXlnitlniC. -hl-NV* hr Ihr (innluic »i tlio Norih«>-1 roto<-« 3 sp. 6 cyl. New tires. Chrome WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Freeport. III. 61032 tlir VVlXKitm*. a.roriiiMX Io tllr Western mirrors. Side chrome. 3 CORVAIR MONZAS Hasilngi. Michigan bu. Single Beater Spreader corded plat llirrrof. tlirnre N*oth dearer, Ka»t I'.’- feet, tl.ro. e 11/17 Several Transportation S pedal* —1965 HARDTOP. 4 speed. Sorth t* u.sree. W.M 5<H» fret. , then<e Sooth »« dearer. We.t t« the Arctic while. ■ bore of <lnn l.«kr. thenre Mouther 1, alol.a .aid .bora feel more or —1963 4 DR. Automatic. Lady .......... the |d*rr of l.ratnnlt,( Al>tl. Lot. t>. I". II. 1-’. I I. 14 and the North mir halt of tail IS of 945-9526 ORDER -Oenrra) M37 South Wlavaui. rial, arrordlnx to the 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 re.erded |dal ttierof: —1963 COUPE. 4 speed. Blue. all ot uhirli 1 .hall ...t.o.e for •»!<• 11/17 at foildlc .air, to the hlahrat bhlder, 1963 PONTIAC • 1 lhe eart door of thr Harr, t'oui.iy Court llixlae al the f'tly pf Harting. Catalina 4 Dr. Sedan. Power FARM SERVICE In raid fount,, that beinc the toilldioa Where lhe Cirruil Court i. held in raid Count, in who fa thr real eaFREE DESIGNING late 1. lo.,>r.l. and that bring the 1964 CHEV. IMPALA l.la.e of liot.llng lhe Clrrurl Court Convertible. V8. Red with FREE PLANNING within .aid lount,. on Twe»la,. lha ltd day of January, tun;, at 1OJ1V while top. One owner. Very low FREE ENGINEERING n'rlm-k in the forenoon. mileage. tlale.l Notemher 4, 1‘Jfttl. Let Smiley Buildings help you Jlrrf II. Campbell. M.erHf ol the PUBLICATION ORDER. 1964 CHEV. IMPALA Count > of llarr,. Miet.lgao ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. with your new building for B> - Klrhard Barnum. 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner. Ilrpuii Sheriff 13,'22 your farm or business. No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. mat II. PUBLICATION ORDEB Mate of Mirhig.n. The Probate SMILEY POST BUILDINGS 1963 COMET C..urt for lhe County of Marr,'. P.O. Box 36 In llir Walter of lb- K.talr rd: 4 Dr. Auto. Radio. Local one Hatton IL A. Lire. Allege M. nlall> Hastings, Michigan ....... life No l. «l» PUBLICATION ORDER li j. tlrdrred that on Notem’wr 1963 FORD GALAXIE (616) 945-9103 CaU collect. 29th. at in A M.. In llir Pro Due to our large solei of-’67 Mercurys, Cougars, 500 XL 2 Dr. Il.T. Ebony black bate l olirfflmm. Ila.tina. Michigan. and Comets WE ARE OVERSTOCKED with many fine exterior and interior. V8 autoJanie.' Arkley. Guardian V', >1 USED CARS.Sale bogins today and ends Saturday ot NOTICES lowattre of hl. Irntb and #ual ar6:00 P.M. Savings from $200 to $350. '"puhliration and arrvkr .hall Im made a. pruvidnl by alatule and BEAUTIFUL! Court rule. 1962.OLDS 8S 2 door hardtop, automatic, power steering, power ■ I'lulip H. Judge of Pro 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering Michigan brakes, radio, reverb speaker wire $4 CQflOO and brakes. Auto. New • Remodel • Repair siege! and IlndMia. * wheels, w/wall tires. Gold finish. IwvU Allornr,. for Ftduelary PUBLICATION ORDER. 1961 BUICK SKYLARK lu-J W. Nlalr Mlreet V8 Auto. Power steering and Ha.ling., Michigan 11/21 2 Door 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 PUBLICATION ORDER Automatic ________________________ Slate of Mulligan. Tlio Probate, Court for the County of Harr, In the Matter at the Mtalo of: Er n».t A. Horn. Decea.ed. File No. 14. 4 ar. 2 door hardtop. 8 cylinder 1 II i. Order rd that on .Nmember 39. I9«S. al IU;ll<r A.M . In the Pro with automatic tranimiuion ____ and bale I nurtemrm. Ha,ting.. Michigan 3BDEB FOB PUBLICATION a liraring In- held <m the peflllon of tie. On M 37 So. 945-9526 Used Farm Machinery REAHM MOTOR SALES GOODYEAR BROS. RenneR Ford Inc. LEGALS Wholesale USED CAR SALE Heating - Plumbing Service 1965 MERCURY MONTCLAIR WELTON'S 1964 FORD *95O00 1959 FORD »|25°° 1962 FORD Fairlane 2 door ___________ ____ _ _________ _ $57500 1962 COMET LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 Custom station wagon, has auto., WI 5-2426 4 door sedan, 5 way car, auto., $A4 Ert00 rear speaker, hes leather interior, fa 1 wU 1961 FORD GALAXIE $250°° 4 door sedan, automatic, radio, heater, white walls__ Tony Belli Motors • MKCUtr « COUGAK • uc nuexs 1120 N. MkMH' Wed, M. 'HI 9 pun. ” ■ ■--------------------- — STORE ar.ignmaut of rr.idue, Pubtiiallon and arrvlee .ball be made a. provided by atallitc and Over Hastings Paint At Wallpaper Store Haled: Nov. 4. Philip 11. Mitchell. Judge of Pro bate. Siegel and Mud.on. Attorney, for Fidti'lary Paul E. Hiegel |i>3 W. Mate Street Hatting.. Michigan 11/34 OPEN FRIDAYS $650°° radio, heater, white wall tires _'__ 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • LINCOLN GOOD AS NEW 945-2479 Tua,!*.., J.,. HIS i i Ladies' new while Un 11 arm (size 101 Easy Ways to Order YOUR WANT Ads! PHONE IN 945-3481 COME IN 152 W. State MAIL IN notice NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE rimdlllon of I I.\ HE ’VkKHEKICK PHW.I.IH It. u b> HIUHI.EY M IhiKiiTHY or UOETOAOE FORECLOSURE BALE Flannel Pajama* and III VEIINIIIE WALK UP AND SAVE! Help needed at store on Fri­ days—time donated for Retarded School Assoc. Please call Mrs. Stanley Staufler WI 5-5778 11A7 'I re< «o tar place or negtonit ExceptIm. TH Eli I. Flit IM Tita Hastings Banner HMtinj,. Mich. 49058 3.00 �Card of Thanks In Memoriam CUD OF THANKS ■n»e family of Albert Clyde Boden gives their sincere thank* tor the many kind expressions of sympathy and all thr kind­ ness shown us in our recent be­ reavement. A special thanks to Wellman Readers Extension group, friends and neighbors, the beautiful flowers, cards, food and acU of kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Varney and family CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks and appre­ ciation to Dr. Ray Finnic and Dr. Gordon Finnle, nurses and nurses aids at Pennock Hospital, Leonard-Osgood Ambulance, for their alertness. Also many thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Curtis for their calls and prayers The Presby­ terian Church. Eastern Stars, Rebekah Lodge. WRCs, Senior Citizens and my dear children, my sister and all of my very dear neighbors and friends, for their lovely cards, gifts, flowers and calls. For caring for me after I got home. May God bless you all. Lena Snell CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appre­ ciation to the people of Wood­ land Twp. for their expression of confidence on Nov. 8th. We have faith in the people of Woodland. Their c hurches, schools, libraries. Ore depart­ ment. an ever - Improving high­ way system and their well-main ■ talned Memorial Park all attest to lhe Interest In their township. Again our sincere thanks, Victor Eckardt, supervisor Wayne Henney, trustee West Woodland Calendar of Special Events THRTLHEnn OUMST... Ungs. * Ben Archer of Flint was a Sunday guest of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Noh Johnson. Mr. and Mra. Ford stowed were ftinday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. John Gardner at t i*e!r beautiful new bonus on Veite Rood, recently erected to replace the one destroyed by thc Palm Bunday tornado in 1965. Other dinner guests of the Gardners were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sto­ wed and family, Mr. and Mrs. Perry StoweU and Roger. * We have Just been informed of the death of a former well-known Woodland hniinsnian DeVcre England. aged 83, died on Thurs­ day. Oct 27 at hla homo in 81. Joseph, Midi. Mr. England was bom July 23, 1883 in Woodland and married Eugenia Burkle on July 28. 1909. He served for a time as postmaster at Wood­ land and also operated a furni­ ture store there. He was a mu­ sician and led the village bond for sometime. Ha resided in Washington, D. C. where he was employed by the U. S. Postal De­ partment for 30 years. Ha moved from Washington to BL. Joseph about 15 years ago. Mr. England built the homo on N. Stale Street recently known aa the Hewiu home and be andvhis wife re­ sided there until leaving thc vll- nicely located temporarily in a trailer court not far from Pboe- Honed. They had a most enjoy­ able trip to their new home fol­ lowing their wedding on Oct. 15, and took In many of tlie inter- Personal Mention EJLWIANNIYEMANY... I N66 >I£«S TWENTY I FIVE YEANS Of STAB SAWWEP SECURITY FOB ALL AMEDICANS-IT3 THE SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF U.S.SAVINGS BOHM with so many hunters invading the woods. We heard on the nows Bridge" being south tlie day bethero were 10.000 that crossed going north. Mr. and Mra. Tliomas Niet- BRICK RECORD ON I965J JAASE5 CONTREU TOSSED A tTWCtWP 0UUXN6 BRKX 135 FX7lNO«S TO ESTA8UGH AVOIDS RECORD.1 day where they met Gene Rising MBCMterweMcm: urday the three left by auto for Bradenton. Ha., where thc local folk will spend thc Winter. Gene planned to fly back to hla Cleve­ land home. beM on Wednesday and Thurs­ day, Nov. 9-10. * Thursday, Nov. 10. Jake Tctteh, spoke to lhe 20th PUBLICATION OBDEB. Blate of Jattehii ik* ln« vacation. WeYe wondering if the Delton Mothers' Club met. * XOXTHEBK PIKE DTUUrP WATHBS. BTATEWIDB @Y£R 4t5O BJU/ONS IN Ut SAVIMM BOMBS W4VE XEN SCU> &NCE f94J. 4^9.9 BILLION K SriU OurSTANPtNG, BUT THE REMAHPEZ HAS Rt-tNTVllP TUB ECONOMY AS HEW HONES, Hayward. Deb Smith, Janet TTiompeon, Paula Nichols, Chaziotte Binklcr, Sue Hilco, Bandy Baske. Julio Hammond, Jill Rice, Marti Galnder, Vickie Montague. Sue Herbert, Linda Kruen. Cindy High. Kay Mlknla. Pat Bedccs, Dixie Soule, Sharon Howard. Brenda Nash, and Nancy Yaw. The Seniors took the victory' 19-0. The Junior and raised In Ghana. Africa. Michigan University and has a degree in political science. He years. What impressed him most pers which he luul never seen before. What he likes best about half time. By Mri. Richard Clark Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackian 139 AmoU 193-3M0 Many are getting ready, ar have already left for thc north to hunt deer. Some will try their luck near home. * Clare Williams and Plynn Mathews of Hastings left Wer^pcsday to hunt anything you want to say." Delton's Supt. Basil Johnson, reported that the system urgent­ ly needs substitute teachers In tcrtanied their wives to a sup­ both elementary nnd secondary per al the Methodist. Church. grades. availability of sub.. . .The.----------------— — . । "Hie 4 in- wukd tables were decorated ivi for Mltute teachers continues to di- thl3 pre-Thanksgiving occasion, mlnlah from ,venr I ...imu 5. amb . . .. o. oujckct „ b , me ----------- ------— ~ . until.>»r. 11 h**-- reached a critical Point, (jlstrlcl governor, were present. Mr.Johnson continued. "We, Ho was Uu> speaker of the eveneedqualified p«>ple in both ning A lovely (lulner wa4 t.nJO>._ areas. Anvnne wlv> hn* tanoKr .. . i . , clialniian and Mra. lege is urged lo contact any ot | Bnuiy, co-chairman. Crane on Cherryvllle road. ----- ----- ' " days last week visiting her par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Morrison near Kalkaska. * NUss EVelyn Goodrich of Lake Odessa spent the weekend visiting old friends, among them Mr. and Mra. John Richardson. Hendsrshot & Vicinity Communications Class during Eugene “S’-1,JJ'Sn “11“™; ’“.“"I? Tuesday Nov 1 Uw UUrd edl- ' V,ood nw Ucl:on Saturday and tlon TLZp^t It ,u K1.«. out tire by u» Joum“'J"’ "J?: ollsm clast, instead af the usual (hana. was one of the main price of 10c This hour wL^u£ * Mr. and Mra. RuvuU pomng t£ 18-re^d^e ot Onuld R*f’ld4 wrrc Mike WeyerntaT a iXr al dlnntr of their son and SUOMI POXBOLOBUBE NOTICE THANKSGIVING DECOBATIONS SALE. Nov. 19 Thornapple Garden Club is sponsoring a sale of dried ar­ rangements and bundles of dried material for Thanksgiving deco­ rating, also Christmas gift note paper, cards, calendars, etc, at the Hastings City Bank. Satur­ day. Nov. 19. Thursday for the Upper Pcnln- By Peggi SlowHte a«ll<m 2—Tb»i U>D witbin or4U*a" IMS Uk* ■»» I>«Kenib«r 12, Tax fortfeiac Ordinance wee '»»proted and adoplad by the Townth Ip ol itnkta Sprinn. Barry Oooaiy. Miehlsan. on tie bln day at October. MM i- y*° u,lfA BupsrvlMr Charlee F. Hlorkan. Clerk 11/lT HOSPITAL GUILD 18, Nov. 17 Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet with Mrs. Ute Messenger. 712 N Hanover, on Thursday, Nov. 17, dx NOX ANCIENT 2 !£«* tfCEbeeOID WAWJOAJURE *G HON THOUGHT TO BE T» 0U&NES6 OF RHT HAND AXESu PROOF EXISTS THAT THtS ACTMTY / acuasHEO a& ldn& a® r IMO.OOO YEARS NEO I . componled by her Mater and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Delton High News IN MEMORIAM In cherished memory of our Mother. Edith Johnson, who passed away Nov. 18. 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnson LEGALS daughter and — DeHon. recently was notified that । W,‘UlC.r. EaveF he had won an award given by I “ld at^nded the baptism of lhe Michigan Papera Asoclatlon I their granddaughter, Cheryl for U»e outotandlnT newaboy of L>'T>,’e 111 Ul° Methodist Church X, year oT Sunday b^t 9 Sund*y 'horning. * There will Mike checked in Uic Jack Tar‘ tt Joln- “<™nunlty service ol Hotel in Umsing He .as a^ Ule C*“Prt T,LUllt* componled by 28 other award j 815,1118 aC 10 Bjnwinners and six circulation mon- i M”- Dora White returned iMcnrs. Tlio day started with din- j Thursday from visiting tlw Boll ner at 4:30 pm. in the Ferahe I Lichtenbergers at Camp Hili near cafeteria. He had a free period Harrisburg, Pa. She accompanied at 7. the boys went to see thc daughters of Caledonia. * Mr. movie. <"Fantastlc Voyage," at “,K1 Mrs I*111*! Wilkes and fam­ ine Michigan Tlieater. They re-1 *>y ol Haslett spent Sunday with turned to their hotel about 0:15 Hla parents. Mr. and Mrs. John p.m. On Monday morning, at 7:45 Wilkes. am. Mike had breakfast at I Some are enjoying Moose steak. Ferahe cafeteria. From there Among them are Louis Eaton at they went on a tour of the Capi- j Uie home of Rozell Stanton or tai from 8:30 until 0:30. As Gov. lhe Clare Williams at tlie Dick Romney was busy giving a speech Wilcox. * Mr. and Mrs. Roecoe to another convention, he was Williams of Petoskey called on unable to speak with the boys, i Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams treasurer for about a half an! Pltal. She would be glad to hear hour. At 9:30 the boys met in j Wld see her friends. * Lawrence front of thc hotel to board a bus Sccord returned Thursday alter that would take them to Michi- llac* surgery at Blodgett Hoagan State University for a tour. PltaL ★ Callers Sunday at :hc The group was welcomed by Charles E. ' _ Jackson ------------ residence John Bennington, thc basketball-----were~ Mr. and “ Mrs. Kenneth Rose of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Home. Eric Slnunons took over George Merchant of Manin and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fritts and boys relumed to Ferahe cafeter­ family of near Kalamazoo. ia for their noon meal. They Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ctsler have purchased a shetland pony for their daughter. Kimberly. * Mr. Oldsmobile Factdp-. From themand ________________________ Mia. Jamas Robertson,_ Sluirthey wenrheme.-when Mike was on. Carolyn and Jim were dinasked what his first thought was ner guests of Mr and Mr... Glen when ho received the award, he Dean. * Mra Alice Trcpp aid replied. To be truthful. I' daughter. Mrs. George Gilligan thought they were talking to the . and two children of Ann Arbor, wrong guy. I was very excited I flew from tha Detroit airport and thrilled." Friday to attend the wedding of Delton's GAA. played their Robert Trepp to Miss Joyce annual Powderpuff game, Mon-1 Fields Adams. day, Oct. 24. Over 1100 was made.1 Mra. Edwin Mehnke and two Cheerleaders for the two teams , daughters of BL Johns were vtel- In honor of Helen Plaunt's and Rubin O"Laughlin's birthdays. Mrs. Margret O'Laughlin took them, Karen McKeough and Elaine Zurad to dinner In Grand Rapids, Monday. * Margret O'Laughlin attended a dinner recently at Anchor Inn, Gull Lake, in honor of Vlvten Wal­ ton's retirement. * On Thursday Margret attended a bridal show­ er for Barb Stutx at the home of Mrs. Carol Tossova. Connie Van Syckle, grand­ daughter of the Wilbur Schantz's, is reported to be Improving at Community Hospital. Battle Creek, following an auto acci­ dent on Nov. 6. * Sunday din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Swart and Susie of Grand Rap­ ids. * The LAB. will meet this Thursday at the home of Mrs Sylvia McHvain. Club No. 4 will be serving. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tobias and Bob Casey attended a party Satur­ day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawblitz. *■ Bob and Leona Clark and family were Sunday dinner guests of her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baumun. Sunday evening callers at the Clarks, were Bill and Pearl Knickerbocker. ★ Pat Underhill was one of the lucky turkey hunters during thc season at Baldwin. Monday/ callers of Dick and Mcrt Clark were Mr. and Mra. Clayton Clark of Lake Odessa * Mrs. Warren Brogan has re­ turned following surgery at Pennock Hospital. She is feel­ ing good. Horace Cummins Of Lake Odessa Succumbs Friday Servian were held for Horace < Patricia, Hunt of Lansing, Mra. day at the Pickens Chapel. Lake Lnnaing and Gay Lynn side Cemetery He died Friday, Nov. 11, at 2 am at the Hayes-Green-Beech Hospital in Charlotte wiurre lie brothers. Walter of Indian Head. was a patient two days. Tenn . and several grandchildren. Stanton, the aon of Anson and The Dennis Mernflelds will Bertha (Branson* Cummins He married Evelyn Andrews at Re­ mus in IMO a ndthey lived at Lansing for 20 years before mov­ ing to Lake Odessa four years Stephen Scarlai U of Kalamazoo Mrs. Bertha Mead of Rutland was a guest of Mrs. D. A Ken­ nedy over the weekend, and Mrs. Llntfle Allen was a Sunday guest. Mrs. Kennedy is expecting her family. Mr. and Mrs Carl Bald­ win and boys and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Barry and family, on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Barnett, and Mr. and Mra. Bert Keeler and son. Michael, will be entertained for dinner at the home of Mrs. Margret Matson. This will be thc first Thanksgiv­ ing dinner for Mlchael.i tlie great grandson of the L. E. Barnette. Mra. Willis Kantner plans to spend Thanksgiving with her daughter, the Everett Millers, of Lakeview, Montcalm County. Charles Jordan will be honfe from Chicago where he is at­ tending IJ1.M. School end a col­ lege friend, Dave Balon. will ac­ company him. On Thanksgiving the boys, with Charles' mother. Mrs. Lawrence Jordan, will be Hall of Delton. William Jerow is north hunt­ ing and when he returns, Mrs. Jerow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry" Hagslrom of Ironwood, will accompany him and remain for the Thanksgiving holidays with the Jerows. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coble at­ tended the Indiana U.-Michigan State game on Saturday, and Peter. Jr., with two friends from Michigan Statu also drove down|; for the game. The Cobles saw Johnny Mathes in his personal appearance and had dinner with friends in Indianapolis en route j home., . The Bernard Kllllngerr. plan to spend Thanksgiving with her' sister and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. i Henry Gurden. of Owoeeo. Monday Mrs. Addle Scott and Mra. West vLsited Mrs. Kenneth Key who luul returned home from Pennock Hospital Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mathews will entertain their family for Thanksgiving IneJudlng Mr. and Mra, Eldon Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mathews aiul fam­ ily and Mr. and Mra. Karol Owen and family. Mra. Thomas Pitney of Short Hills, N. J., was a gueot of the her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sheppard of Lake Bluff. Ill., arrived for lhe weekend. They all accompanied the Furmans to the Michigan State-Iowa game. Mra. Audrey Ackley was In Albion for tlx- weekend visit Ing former resident, Mrs. Frieda Adams. She accompanied the Harold Ackleys who spent the weekend In Detroit. The Knri Larsens will be at tlie home of his mother. Mra. Mary Larsen of Big Rapids this Mr. Cummins was employed as a machinist at Oldsmobile. Lanalng, retiring in 1961. Mr. Cummins was a World War I veteran and member of the Dimondale Masonic Lodge Surviving are hte wife, Evelyn: °r Chicago, and Den­ “f* Elm Merrifield on Th.ni.. Thanks­ ' w of n Three rh—** Rivera ™ giving Day. Pvt. Douglas Brower wits home ar"d weekend. TO THE VOTERS of BARRY & EATON COUNTIES Once more, please accept my thanks for your generous support in the recent election. I shall do my best to justify your faith in me. Richard Robinson Thanks To tha Voters of Rutland Township who expressed their confidence in us by electing us to office on Nov. 8. Wo greatly appreciate your trust and will do our best to fulfill the duties of our offices. Again we thank you. Paul Richard Dean E. J. Hildebrandt Denver Kiericy Su pervisor . . Trustee Treasurer We wish to thank the voters of Hastings Township for their support. It is our aim to conduct the 287990 partial and business-like manner. Hastings Townsjiip Board bunting. ''We're As Near As Your Telephone' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED white you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete ProducK at Jefferson. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXREPAIR — Expert workmanship. Barry County Ready Mix Co. ICE—First doss work. Call WI Phono WI 5-2123. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ -5316. ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services, M37 So., WI 5­ 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND GRAVEL—Bonder Gravel AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ Co. Home office 822 5. Benton. Repairs and sharpening. Saw tings Floor Covering. 123 W. Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W. parts and supplies. McCulloch State. WI 5-5118. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm ICE — 24 hour Service (black Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING-tand white). Jacobs Prescription Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. Miscellaneous all kinds of Jewelry Repair and RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Recored Burkey SalA and ServCUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — W. State St. f Largest selection of Drapery HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED .WI 5-5176. Fabrics in Berry County. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP—All rods. Installation and Hanging. TER — Raw wood or finished frames. Also, custom framing. Bcverwyk's Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of Irsc221 W. Mill. W. Mill. and Ken Bush for the Chargeralbert Plnkbelncr. Tuesday * and Chuck Hass, Tiny Payne Mrs. Oscar Finkbciner held a ——— —--- * — nes ao-Geltera. The Seniors .Mrs. Grover Lcthcoe an State were the Chargers and their cap- Street Saturday. * Dr and Mra tains were Mary Little for the of- Jock Brown held a bridge party fense and Belinda Haos for the । ut their Ixxne Saturday evening, VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ defense Members of lhe team * Five ladies of the Prairie GarTROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ TERS—Service, parts, hoses and Radio, Tekvisio* Repairing wcre Trudy Durbin. Mary Smith, den Club accompanied Mir Arbags (or all makes. Aulho,'te<1 ized engraving of all kinds. GilKaru Thompson. Gall Herbert. I hur Kenyon to thc Simpson Hoover Sales and Service: Steury 5-5052. Linda Campbell, Margaret''* ----------------------------• MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Church In Kalamazoo — Thursday. Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. TliranUuim. Sue Campbell. Sue They attended Phono 945-5316. a Christmas Of DISTINCTION Worm. Vivian Ctmala. Pa* Bar­ Worksiiop. Tboae who attended SENTZ TV COLOR’SALES AND ber, Cindy Morac. Esther Boni­ baridea Mrs. Kenyon were Mrs. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ Lowrwncs Brothers Business Services Offered SERVICE — 315 S. Hanover, face, Judy Dewey, Sliaron John­ Charles Baughman. Mis Wil­ thorized Dealer for Wheel Horse Uaad Chsrtse son. Gall Kirkendal. Virginia liam Crldlcr, Mte Betty Allen. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Setchzll-Carisan Color. bm. wi »-*au-rWi i-Mii Rickert. Linda Dewey. Bobbi Mrs Raymond Killion and Mrs. OHtea WI 3-4100 Converse. Diane Harrington, Florence Hinman. * Mr and Mra. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Waler ROBERT W. STACK. Owner Pam Hayward. Pam Green. Helen Harold Otto held a pre>Thnnk»Systems. Sold, in.talled, serviced. Service. 524 Middleville Rd., TV'S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY. WE REPAIR radio and record Natl Bask Bids. Now WI 3-49TZ McAllen, Dixie Bulkier. Carolyn glvlng dinner Bunday because Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ DHL Cathy Links, and Gall Ball. they left for their Winter home players (STEREO and HI-FI 1. ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Phone WI 512700 after 5 p.m.. State Farm Insurance The Guthrie's GO-Gettera (Jud5381. Haslmgs. lora* captains were Marie Ken ­ Phon. 945-4284. AUTO — FIRE yon on offense and Jan Handy fDNDS on defense Membcra of the team daughter. Mr. and Mrs Reger were Sharon Wiley, Judl Sey- Whittemore and family of Swanson Inaurance txrf. Bonnie Boniface. Carolyn Reltler. Kathy Campbell. Nancy. Loose sod three eons of IM S. Mickigia Ave. Bedecs' Pat Nevins. Harriet WM. WI I^MI-Asa WI B^TII M. WI F44U Nat*l leak RMr Kroea, Arveua Burrows, Cindy tnmdpurcnu, Mr. and Mra. Earl Business Directory SHIRWOODSTACK Agency for INSURANCE All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JIRRY ANDRUS Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to bo Littod in Thii Weekly Service and Repair Guida �I Miller Jewelers 'Goodbye Forever' We've been dealing here with PUBLIC NOTICE! Sale Starts 9:30 a.m. Thur. Nov. 17*t» 1966 you folk* for many yeart and it it with a heavy heart that we mutt toy goodbye forever! Naturally pricer on everything will be slashed during this history-making cloie-oul tale! j^^RDLESS Of while this tale it going on. Attention Art Carved DIAMOND SET DIAMOND RINGS Up to Vi OFF Wa. $225.00 Merchants! Our Fixtures Are Also For Sale Make Us Now $175.00 ELECTRIC - KNIFE $12.88 Norelco "20" SHAVER $15.50 Art Carved EmcralcJCut Sunbeam ELECTRIC BROOM Wa. $19.95 ! Now $255.00' Now $9.95 I Norelco Gent. DIAMOND RING Wa. $375.00 | Now $275.00 I Triple Header SHAVER $24.95 Hastings High School CHARMS Be Closed All Day Were $2.50 Remington 300 | —>///'//11'll^ SHAVER Now $1.25' Speidel WATCH G«nt< HAMILTON WATCH BANDS Now $49.50 Trifari JEWELRY Vi Off Gents WATCHES Up to Vi OFF Ladies WATCHES Up to Vi OFF Ladie. Birthttone $24.95 i" "lAMONDsTramous WATCHES To Mark RINGS Up to Vi OFF Lady Hamilton WATCH $8.95 Now $35.00 n V|||1\XK *50,000.00 ANYTHING Wa. $89.50 Lady Sunbeam SHAVER Schick HAIR DRYER — Wa. $34.95 A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD Wednesday 1 DIAMOND SET Wa. $355.00 \ An Offer i Store Will ; pyiu( SALE 0Nc£^ jAttSTjO AT Now $24.95 Wa. $55.00 Gents RINGS Up to Vi OFF Q‘ HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! I [ ' -X |/ Down Prices MUST GO AT ONCE AT \----- -------------------------Kr Lyttons ft Sunbed Attention! Up to >/2 OFF 15»,o ofE Customers With O*»c' 'M5',RUAs Toostm°ste' LTfRfo toasters (229.9s No'*5179o<; Articles In Ml Ronso" Our Store For Repair, Please Pick CH"4* *»• *’ cn How*1950 I 00 Values 2.50 As Soon TO 47.50 As Possible CHARI*5 All Sales Final Every one guaranteed to contain ot leatl $2.50 at ratal! and tome packaget will have Diamond Rlngt valued up Io $47.30 each . . . Yet. Watcher, Jewelry, Diamond Rlngt, etc., all at one price . . . Come In, pick a package. You can't pottibly tote! Additional itemt from all department! included ot thlt lime. No* 25* Up There Are HUNDREDS of OTHER Sensational Bargains in This Sale! COME IN — and Look Around for Choice Saving / 'V°‘ S49.SS T,E tacks 89r 69f Samsonite a Up Io Zenllh RECORD PLAYER 1/2 OFF Now *119’5 LUGGAGE k Wa. $169.95 to<J»cS v» ofT Ha" Ort$14.88 Pead 69< 21" Zenith TV was 269.95 HOW *199’5 Miller Jewelers 118 West State St. — Hastings . ...sssHUs.. STY Painless R 1 N G$ OH Them Up *" AS4.9S Now $44.95 Fri'nd,hip MYSTERY PACKACES / y/i Projecto7 ■■ -< * �Public Forum The Hastings Banner $«ctio«i Thrw»—Fog<* 1 to S Thursday. Tkun4«r. November Nor.ml>«r 17, 17. 1966 19«« John Schovan Succumbs After Long Illness Barry s Nov. 8 Official Vote GOVERNOR Zolton Fertncy ID). Mrs. Sherman Dies Thursday; Rites Saturday Not. 4. i960 dipping from lhe Hastings Banner reach- Bertie F. Henney. Funeral services for Vida I. struetton purportea on a 50-50 Sherman, 69, 211 W. Benson basis. Blate Highway Director. of 117 N. Michigan A vague. .fUe<C Howard E. Hill has announced, at the Michigan Vetcomg -F*total I duty at Grand Rapids at- A pm; Michigan la to receive fund* Thursday. Nov. 10 He had been .Ml# Linda Lowry favoring an Im­ peachment of Eari Warren, our Supreme Court Justice. Since I Behovan, 68. 738 E. South Street who died at 4:15 am. Sunday, SECRETARY OF STATE Medical Care Facility In Grand James M. Hart ID). Inc.,..4A55 Rapids, were held al 1:30 pm. George Washington (R). " " Frank Troh'a (Soe. Lab.) 15 Furtera) Home. ATTORNEY GENERAL flci* led and burial was In the Frank J. Kelley (DI. Inc... 4.468 Hastings Township Cemetery. I Thursday. Nov. 10. at Pennock Hospital, were held at 9 am. Batunlay at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. went to Hastings High School and visit Michigan even' Bum- i mer. I felt I would like to re­ spond to Linda Lowry's letter. various paragraph* In officiated and burial wai the Irving Cemetery. Linda April 16. 1897. tlxi daughter of Albert and Id* (Bea®ner> Webb. She attended th* Hastings schools worked at UK Hastings Wool Boot Company for five vear*. She married Nathan Shrrmnn of Hastings on March 4. 1920. In 1923 they moved to Grand Rapids, returning to Has­ tings in 1936. Mrs. Sherman was employed Dent *i the Medical Facility U3. SENATOR Robert P. Grifftn He was bom in Royal Oak on G. Menncn William* (DI...3J7S U not a privilege which he aa- CONGRESSMAN 3RD DISTRICT veteran of World War I. son of Royal Oak and they liv­ ed In Lansing, Marshall. Battle Creek and Detroit before coming to Barry County about 1933. Mr. Schovan was employed by the Royal Conch Company and the McKre Oil Sales until 1958 STATE SENATOR 26771 DISTRICT STATE SENATOR 31 ST DISTRICT Donald Hatt (D) death. Jack of R3 Hastings, Charles of STATE REPRESENTATIVE 55TH DISTRICT stationed at Boise, Idaho, and Jerald of Climax; three daugh­ .1.211 ters Mrs Robert (June) Richard­ son of Hastings, Mrs. Allen STATE REPRESENTATIVE I Joan> Hook of R4 Hastings and B9TU DISTRICT Mrs Robert (Jane) Moon of Stanley Powell (R), Inc....5.161 Climax; 38 grandchildren: one great grandchild; a brother. Clarence of Royal Oak. and SUPREME COURT JUSTICE na> Reynolds of Rochester, Thoma* Kavanaugh --8451 Mich.; Mra. Harold < Leona > Thoma* E. Brannan ---------- 4.687 Normandin of Alien Park and OU* M. Smith-----Mra. Wilbur (Edna) Houts of Meyer Wahhawsky Royal Ouk CIRCUIT JUDGE Richard Robinson 5333 Angus MacLeod tvs ™ A. W.itmti Think of what you miss when yojjr set is broken. faulty tel rob you We repair hi-fi and tape recorders, too. CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9187 & WI 5-5992 221 N. JoHotsaa at Mill Closed Nov. 19 through Nov. 26 influence. He I* following a tra­ dition established by the court at the beginning; it Is purely a matter of Judicial routine. fay his fellow Justice* of usurpa­ tion. Dissenting opinions do charge that erroneous decisions quite naturally uphold the Inte­ grity of the court and deny lhe allegations made by lhe writer charge* of usurpation come from outside the court, not from with­ in. Members of Congress, editors and self-appointed critics of the court may charge usurpation. The Court as a whole defends of the Supreme Court In recent Allocate $47,228 Bertie Henney In Matching Dies Thursday • US. Road Funds — . At Vets Facility • 647.228 In Federal funda for con-1 ■ J — pany from 1943 until 1983 when *be retired because of ill health. She la survived by her hus­ band; a son, Richard of R4 Hea­ lings; a daughter. Mrs Howard (Ardith) BUM of R2 Wayland; two brothers. Lawrence Webb of Lansing end Glenn of Western Committee for local Option Re­ Springs. III.; three listers. Mra. peal 1* not a special committee Harry i Esther) Booth. Mr*. nor authorized by thc Marguerite Parka nnd Mrs Relncompletely dert (Jean> VanDyke of Grand Chamber feels that It should clarify the mailer for lhe cltfctans Rapt (is. and four grandchildren. sponsible for Ila own action*. of the community. ■ * Executive Committee Hasting* An* Chamber did vote to support the Liquor by Invite Medics to Heart Program proval of the Communists. but felt that it represented more *dcalled for biller criticism by the nomlcally. than dUadvanUgta. This viewpoint SUU stand*,’, In­ Court which crippled Commu­ nism by Jailing or silencing ILs viewpoint of every member Df leaders still stand*. The Court the Chamber of Commerce. It <Cd ha* stringently interpreted sabo- represent lhe majority opinion tago and espionage legislation of the Board member* elected by and ha* upheld lhe conviction the Chamber membership to rap- The State Highway Depart-1 ment retains about 40 percent ot ’ (Ruckel) Henney. the funds for use on Its second­ ary system and lhe State* 83 and Clarksville area* until IMS countie, $5,425,963. when he moved to Hastings and Each county must match the worked for the municipal street, Federal fund*. The money 1* al­ located to the counties on the basis of land area, population erans Facility In 1962 and road mileage , Mr. Henney Is survived by Clinton County receives .550.- ; four brothers, John of Lansing, 416. Eaton 551.686, Ionia 651.027.. Rov ot Battle Creek and Arthur ... — E(!dy ()f Kalamaxoo. aRd 1 Kent 8147,428 and Allegan 577.­ 703 >l«ter. Mias Edith Henney ol I Ka’amnzoo. • Services were held at 2 p.m: Saturday al the Leonard-Osgood William C. Linn . Dies Monday, Nov. 7 Elliott officiated and burial wad William C. Linn. 71. a brother in the Freeport Cemetery. of Mrs Henry Collige of Rl Has­ tings. Quimby, died at 10:30 pm. Monday. Nov 7. at the Veterans I Hospital at Dearborn following a long Illness Mr. Linn was a former rtsldent of Battle Creek before moving to Detroit many I years ago. Mr. Linn la to be burl-1 Stan Trumble, C.LU. Calhoun County Friday after- • noon following services at thej Hebble Funeral Home in Bal-1 tie Creek. Mra. Pauline Barnhart enter-1 ; Barry county physicians are Mrs Frank Bloom Mon­ Invited to hear four Interna- tained 1 tlonally known physicians and 1day of last week for a pheasant; Thursday callers at Mrs ' researchers at the annual West- dinner 1 em Michigan Heart Day for Bloom's home were her cousin*.; doctor*, a symposium on "Cur­ Mr*. Gerald Water* and Mrs Phone Vermontville rent Concepts in Diagnosis and Frances Crane of Plainwell and 259-7291 For the fourth consecutive Treatment of Coronarv Artery Mra. Edna Castle of Prairieville. I year, a Grand Rapids firm will Disease" scheduled for 12:30 pm. print Michigan's official Stale this Thursday at 81. Mary's Hos­ pital In Grand Rapids. highway map. TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WE! The State Administrative The Donald D Murphys will! Grand Rapids Firm to Print New Road Map New York Life SAVE “t? 20<7o officers had no alternative b The statement that Warren Is support this Board action. Ids firm U> print one million the spokcaman for the Supreme copies of the IfTl highway map this Thursday. Court and must answer (or its for 146,950. decisions 1* a mistaken Ide*. much criticism and commefat. Warren presides; he doe* not However. It did achieve o^e STATE BOARD thing. It brought tho Issue out OF EDUCATION write* the decisions himself. into the open for public consid­ eration Leltoy O. Augeiuteln .....7.163 Tame* F. O’Neil 7.176 The letters to the editor of the Mra Neto Johnson of Woodland. Court 1* the judge who write* Donald M. D. Thurber4.664 Hayings Banner were expected the majority deccimon. I was fortunate tn be able to and many of than were excelML state College Chapter of Lambda Frank Girard . discus* Linda Lowry's letter with They prtscnlcd the other side of Chi Alpha in Big Rapid*. Rick Warren Carien a frlaid of mine who 1* both a this Issue. At that point, U» was a 1645 graduate from Sara­ KITATI 8UVICI college teacher of government Chamber felt that it had taken nac School. He pledged last Mon INSURANCE REGENTS UNIVERSITY OF Its stand and presented tta MICHIGAN views. No further action was con­ Green Room followed by .7457 templated. - quel. Trudy Huabner However, the Business Meh> > . Cal) WI 5-Mil. Conuiilttee for Local Option Re- > Irene Murphy For Banner Classified Ad* peal took ft upon themselves to publish this letter and material Peter Goonls against tlie exposed wiahfc of be and thus their publications I the Chamber and without Its BOARD OF TRUSTEES MICH. STATE UNIVERSITY would be slanted in favor of, knowledge. Tile Business Men's I John Birch philosophy. Frank Mtrrlman 7416 ' One wonder* why Linda Lowry Ken Thompaon 1.141 ' d|d not check flrat with a book Warren M. Huff 4.649 'on government In her public 11­ Nathan G. Conyers3,115 1 brary. Government publications Albert Milla 15 • Frae Estiossl ' wpyld describe the yearly actlvit&a of the Supreme Court and Its nine Judges: BOARD OF OOVKRKOBS 1 Blncrely yours WATNB STATE UNIVERSITY . Mildred Oegood LeVor Norman O. fltockmeyer7,174 Brooklyn. 5. N. Y. » Alfred 11. Sokolowski8.945 THE FURNITURE To the Editor: Leslie Bthmler .. BUILDING Lowell F. Miller Vito J. DaLUI .. Committee for local option repa*!. Included. a reprint of the JAIL TAX PROPOSAL Phone 374-3523 ....5,466 Chamber-* Open Letter, publlsh...........................................5.416 e^l In the month of October. This STATE SENATOR 23RD DISTRICT Harold Volketna, Inc On: Flowering plants, gardens, poly arrangements, vases, and pottery. MILLER Pledges Lambda Chi WEEKEND SPECIAL REAL ESTATE UPHOLSTERING Open your $J97 STILL the highest quality PLUS Florists Transworld Delivery HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop 206 I. Stote St. 1967 Christmas Club Wayne Hasel CONITITUTIONAL AMENDMENT LOWERING MINIMUM VOTING AGE Thanksgiving Decorations for the Home • Table Pieces THANKSGIVING - Table Cloths CARDS • Napkins for Thursday, November 24 Etc. Double Kay Mixed Nuts . . . come in Party Mix. TV Munching Mix, Colos­ sal Coshews. Red Skins and Roasted Sesame Mix. Double Kay Tins of Mil Nut* for home use or gift givii FREE! These beautiful candles will be given to each customer who joins our Christmas Club, but hurry as the supply is limited. CORNER WALNUT ANO S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS See How A Little Cash Helps Pay Funeral Expenses Veterons' and Social Security benefits can amount to more than Saved Each Week Brings You A Big Check At This Time Next Year $700.00. Eligible families served at See our Displays of Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home are Russell Stover or Sander* CANDIES given experienced assistance in ob­ for home us_e or gift giving! For Shipping Overseas .. . send a 2 lb. Tin of Russell Stover Satin and Chip Candies . ...... 2 Lbs. for $1.75 taining Try our Convoniont Loy-Away Plan for your Christmas Shoppi START EARLY! Account Now! Receive A Decorative Candle ALSO for tho HOLIDAYS these helpful government allowances. LEOnHRD-OSGOOD ^UMnalJ4or*e CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SERVICES Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts Traveler’s Checks Business Loans Bank-by-Mail Savings Certificates 6SATIONAL Phone 945-247! i [Hastings 126 E. Stwtw St. MUM boko Cosh & Carry Safe Deposit Boxes Personal Loans Mortgage Loans CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON �r WSCSHearaTalk On New Hymnals. Past Minister Of Methodist Circuit Succumbs By Mort W. NOW YOU’RE TALKING, BEETLE! AND WHILE YOU'RE AT IT--GET ME A DOUBLE SUPPLY OF \ [ GEE.SMISE1-! N, | ALWAYS KNEW TWAT GRUFP EXTERIOR COVERED UP A HEART OF GOLD! > CHRISTMAS J SSAL.5, > too! JT-wt Rcv?BM*ta'M. Rultaon. who gram ciiairman and introduced her mother. Mrs. T. A. Coulter Mornlng worship, 11 am. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 220 Wrot Colfax Street Sunday public talk, 3 pm. teat Sunday with. •Make »_Joyful conducted te Dr. E H Babbitt, | former DU&lct Superin Urodent ■ Methodist Church from 1935-41. i' Banfield. ■bull Thc ladles found the hymnals Bta retired from Uw Scotts tlful hymns, many of which art Methodist Church In 1947 and returned, to Round Lake, her these hymnals Is tremendous and childhood home. A sermon on "Soul and Body" ; fascinating. 1 Mrs. Coulter sang many i»ymns i in in her her beautiful voice. Including — “— tian Science services this Sun­ day. Tlie Golden Text U from Psalms: “Who is God save the Sunday Subject Rev. Lund at West Lowell Church God? It la God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my Lowell United Brethren In Christ a delightful luncheon. duoted the business meeting. It and he will srpak there Sunday t 1130 am. and 7:45 pm. Johnson to the United Nations Rev Lund will paint a picture i seminar in New York as a deie- | Public Forum || meeting on the picture. for executive officers, program to help Illustrate his message. chairman and circle chairman What an election and how proud we are for everyone to know the Republican party is not dead os so many believed after the 1964 elecuon and that we are »UU a long ways from having best recipe for folks the/ newly moved to • Hastings Tske om phone all (or cou^ Wcw), idd hoslea.with baskets of fifU Information about the city, stir in tenuine hospitality, and you’ll have a geneious and delightful” welcome. Just Phon*-rT^, PHOKE WELCOME WEWC0MERS1 Ute this coupon Io let us know jop’f* tun ADMB&———. sysdv.--------------------------- -- . an___ —---- - ------------------- ------ : Pkne h3H tht Welcome W»r» Hostess all M m» FJLA.. the GAA, a mender of the Honor Society, *43 •­ queen candidate for 19W • 87 homecoming. Annually each high school has the bpportunlty to name ong of. Che gtrls of thc Senior Class for the DAR. good citizen *Ward. Tlie Senior class nominate* three girls after which the facul­ ty votes by ballot for one of the three candidates. The girl re­ ceiving the largest number of faculty votes is then designated as thc schools representative for 8 pm. Wesley aingars. 7 pm. Jr. Hl MYF. Thursday, 3:30 childrens choir; 7:80 chancel choir. PEOPLE’S ____________ _ Stale Rd. METHODIST CIRCUIT ' LeRoy Kenney, Pastor CHURCHES ' 10 am. Sunday school. Rev. John Jolderwna 11 iun. MonUng worship. Wixlnoday, 7:45 pm. prayer. Thuraday. 7 pm. Pioneer Giri* and Boys Brigade. Women’s tnonUJy missionary fellowship. 2nd Tueaday, 7:30. Quimby Church 11:00 A.M. Each SUNDAY 7:00 P.M. ★ HEAR THE TRUTH ^1T WILL SET YOU FREE ’ + TEST OUR WELCOME!! HASTINGS E.U.B. CHURCH For Tran»portation Phone WI 5-3397 your work, it shows option that’s available on all Pontiacs. As are our other now options like stereo tape and steceo radio. And, of course, our handsome interiors have to be seen to be beheved. All Pontiacs have slandard safety features that include a dual master cylinder brake system with warning light, outside rear­ view mirror, and GM’s energy absorbing steering column. Isn’t it lime you decided tosce your Pontiac dealer? If you lov» our work the way we do. it’s the least you can do. .■ ’ Evangelistic service, 107 N. MICHIGAN Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy . HASTINGS^ COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning worship, 11 am. Bunday evening service, 7 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Wednesday, after school Young People’s Service, Thuro- MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street Rev. Earl Schipper Worship, 10 am. Sunday school. 11:15 am. Evening worship, 7:30 pm. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Workup service, 11 am. All are welcome. Worship service. 10 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Bunday school, 11 am. L. J. SCIENTIST Mote. Sup:. 645 W. Green Street Chrtsuan Endeavor, 7 p.m. Darrel Btarbard. president. Bunday school, 11 am. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Weckienday service, 8 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ pm.. Betty Ovenshire, director. Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. day and Saturday. 3 to 4 pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mote and Fred Bawdy. Pastor. Rev. James R. Hatfield PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Watson Car, 3H miles 1302 South Hanover Wert of Martin Hastings. Mlciugim Bunday school, 10 am. Telephone 945-9429 Worship. 11 am. Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor Sunday service. 7:30 pm. 10 a.m. Sunday school, Elwyn TNTEB-LAKES BAPTIST CHURCH Nursery­ Junior Sunday school in charge of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Hamblin. Sunday school. 10 am. 6:15 pm. Junior Service. David Worship, 11 am. and Ronda Munn in charge. Evening worship. 7 p.m. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. Teens and young adults, in charge of Marlin and Dorene Buhl. FIRST CrtukCH OF GOD Adult prayer fcervlce. In charge 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Rev. Burnley G. Spencer. Pastor of Mra. Rogers. This provides a service for everyone and every­ Where a ChrlsttatxXxperience one Is invited. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Makes You a Member. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning warship. 6:15 pm Youth Fellowship. 6:30 pm. Evening prayer. Saturday. Dec. 3. Thanksgiv­ 7 pm. Evening warship. 7 pm. Wed, prayer and Bible ing ChrLumas supper. 5:30. Tlaco to be announced. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL evang'elical united Henry VanTll, Evangelist BRETHREN CHURCH 10 am. Morning service. East & Grand Streets H. J. Buwalda, Minister Phones WI 6-3397. & WI 5-4995 Office hours Tuesday through Friday. 0 am. to noon. Any other WOODLAND MHTHODIST Urncr. by appointment. Rev. Richard VondenBoKh 9:55 iurn Sunday school. Leon Bunday achooi, 10 am. We»t, Supt, Nursery. Morning worahip 11 am. It arm Worahip: ‘Sermon: Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. “He Came to Himself." Organist, Luther League. 7:30 pm. Mrs. Ruth West, choir director, LAKEWOOD Cherub and Junior choirs. Gerald Oatroth. BAPTIST CHURCH , Wednesday, 3:45 pm. 10 am. Sunday schooL Community Room above 6 p.m. Junior choir practice. Senior choir. 8 p in. 11 am. Preaching. Woodland fire Station 6 pm. Y hour In Youth De­ Thanksgiving Day worship 8 pm. Preaching. partment. _ Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor M-rrice Thursday nt 10 a m. 9:50 am. Sunday school 7 pm. Evening service with A Hserty Welcome to Alli McCALLUM UNITED 11 am. Worship service. nuraery provided.’ Sermon: Study BBKTHRKN IN 7:30 pm. Evening service. in Roman*. CHRIST CHURCH 7:30 pm. Wed., praywr service. Wednesday, day of prayer and Bible study. Oils Lake Road HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY 10 am. Morning group. Bill CoADVENTIST CHURCH Morning worship, 10 am. Elder Samuel J. Elie 7 p.m. Evening group. Mrs. Sunday achooi. 11 am. 2730 W. State Rd. Gladys Oatroth. Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pm. Hostings, Mich, WI 5-9465 Nuraery for both groups. Evening service. 7:30. p.m. Bat, Sabbath school. 9:30. 8 p.m Chancel choir rehears*L Prayer and Bible Study WedWarship, 11 am. Saturday library clcued. Tuesday prayer. 7:30 p.m. Sunday. "Faith for Today,” on ; WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday.' Voice of Prophecy, Just off M-66, North on M-50 in Radio WJEF. 1230, 8:30 am. • Arthritis considsred tbs By Mrt. John Hook Village of Woodbury Mor uuie of chronic drubilrty Mitt) BIBLE CHURCH . U,the United Slate* today. II Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bateman Route 3 Delton were Sunday callers of Mr. and no longer need be crippling, Rev. Frank Crabb, Bible teacher Junior church for children. 4-9. Mrs. Wm. Clark and Mr. and however. DunUully, early hut­ Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. 8. Mrs. Cyril Bateninn at Eaton Fellowship service, 7:45 a.m. ment, control, ind therapy can Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. John Warship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed.. 7. captain this non discriminate Hook were Bunday dinner gufsta Bunday evening service. 7:30. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ crippier. Swellinf and stillness of Mra. Zclla Fisher of Comstock. Wed. evening service, 7:30. vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. al Roger * Charlie Bulow, son of Mr. and alflnj with soreness of the joints Mrs. Paul Bulow of Dorr spent Saturday night with grandmoth­ TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH arising ira early signs of nther. Mrs. Leon Btanlon. * HU 1118 Jordan Lake Street 1611 Ionia Rd, Kalamo sjmptoms ms yoor doctor it Bunday dinner guests when ho Phono DR 4-8277 went home with them. * Clayton Morning worship, II am. Young People’s service, 8:30. Sunday achooi. 10 am. YOWKSg) PHARMACIST Morning worship, 11 am. mond and Harold Erb. * BunYoung People'* Service, 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. Cart Erb of Grand Rapids, Earl CARLTOM SEVENTH-DAT Bible Study. Wed.. 7:30 pm. ChMaonan of Maple Grove, ADVENTIST CHURCH Prayer service, 8 pm. i26 East State St. REAHM*MOTOR SALES. INC. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. 8 pm. Young Peopie’a service. Boltvfaod and Church study. Bunday, 9:45. Worship, Bunday, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Bunday. 6. Prayer Group, Tuesday. 9:30. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thursday. CHURCH Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector IRVING CHAPEL 9 *m. Holy Communion. 11 fun. Family Service Harvest Willard H. Curtis, Minister Worship, 9.30 and 11. Nursery Festival Nuraery and classes for children. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED Thanksgiving Day, Holy ComIce over WBCH. Sacrament of BRETHREN CHURCH the Lord’s Supper. SCOURGE OF MILLIONS. And we love our work. So much that we couldn’t.bear to stop wi|h the slickest-looking spirt grille ever to (pace ■ Wide-Track. (Or any other car, for that matter.) We went ahead and made the windshield wipers disappear, t The c«r not only look* cleaner, but the wipers are less subject to king and freezing, too. Then we got rid of the vent windows on all Grand Prix hardfops- Wa replaced them with nifty monograms and a floyr-through - ventilation syetem We even designed a rather unique hood mounted tachometer KILPATRICK UNITED Bunday echoOi. 10 am. BRETHREN CHURCH Worship hour. 11 am. M-66 Woodland Bunday evening service, 7 pm. Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am. Bunday school. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 8 pm. Evening service. 102 E. Woodland Avenue Morning worship 11:30 am. Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Campground Rd, 8 Mlles South Floyd Walter, Supt. Pastor, Donald Tack HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Bible school, 10 am. Bunday achooi, 10 am. Rev. Russell Houseman, Paator Worship hour. 11 am. Simon: Worship, 11 am. -From Patriotism to ErangelYouth meeting, 6:15 pm. ’ Prayer. Bible study, 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor, 8 pm. Bunday. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Christian Endeavor will mret I children Rev. Carl BUvernall. Pastor Saturday. Nov. 19 at. 1:30 In lhe Morning worrJUp, 10 am. church basement to fix Thanks­ meetings. Sunday achooi, 11 u rn. giving boxes for the 111 and Bunday worship, 7:30 pm. • curl music, hymn sing. Message lonely in community. “Will you Wednesday family worship. help bring che4r to others?" Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm. {Monthly Family Night Thurs­ Monday—8:30 p.m. CSB Bat­ Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. day. Nov. 17. Supper al 7. Com­ talion Boys'Club. Boys, GlrU Fellowship. 7:30. mittee: Mr. and Mra Gordon Tuesday Activities »• n --------6: 30.pm. CSB Stockade Boys Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bease. WOODLAND ClOb. Max Coats will show slides of CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 7 pm. Roller skating party. recent trip to Canada. 8310 Coats Grove Road WcdncBday Activities Ladtee Aid wiU have a busi­ Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. Worship service, 9:45 urn. 9 am. Women’s Prayer Band. ness meeting Thuraday, Nov. 17 Bunday school, 10:45 am. 7: 30 pm. Thanksgiving Praise The Country Church That Wednesday, 7:30 adult choir. Welcome. You." Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm. Nursery for regular sendees. HOLINESS CHURCH “ i Sunday school. 10 a tn. East Mandudl Street I Marvin Blckmlller. Pastor ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH I Sunday school. 10 am. Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Rev. Stephen Veablt, Assistant | Morning worship. 11 a.m. , Evening service, 7:30 pm. I Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ i should be on thc some buildtqgl ^thrdays. nesday evening. 7'30 pm. Dally Masaes, 7 and 8 am. '.site, for convenience and lower jx-nWESLEYAN METHODIST Hickory Camera. Michigan of the fairground* Is Ide^l for a ST. AUGUSTINE. - . Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor । building spot. It is high ’enough 5RDDLEVILLE 10 am. Bunday achooi. ' for gravity-flow of sewage. 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ ■ enough acreage far future needs, »T, AMBROSE CATH4M.IC ior church and nursery provided. ilt will furnish thc necessary, ST. I| r^ivlrlnc. «nartw tnr parking space for nrltmi patrol rtlircars, ntof- ।CHURCH AT DELTON Wednesday, 7:30 Family Night Helals of a future courthouse 8:30 pm. Choir rehearsal. [ and all citizens who have buslBunday Maaocs. 7:30, 11 pm. I ness. for thoee who attend court OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. THE GALILEAN [ trials and functions. BAPTIST CHURCH Our sheriff and deputies arc !DOWLING Comer 108th St. & North । giving us the best protection they I'rccport Road Phono 945-6704 small In comparison to the need, j 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. I Our coming generation will [ Ph. 367-2917 thank us for tlie small sacrifice I "A Friendly Christ-Centered vice. we make. Here is my slogan., •Bite off more than you cann' Church." Bunday school, 10 am. Classes 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer and chew and chew it. take on more Bible study hour. for all. than you can do. and do it." Arthur Kidder । s-rmon: R2 Hastings Wn-d-mw. i c.-.x-rs es -sx'xiss: ''Bible Centered Messages" When you Mr. and Mrt. Fred Garl Lake Odtaaa, has been L*kewoo<r* DAR joqd according to Pridpal < Klomp. at^Miofead*’.Weren't just full of installaUon, block and brtek lay| partita, and fun but also of I |n CJU-)x.nl(.r warSt_ ctc . . comserious things. If «we feel these 1>]ds wiU lowcr of kids are too young to really un- con3UucUon I already subscribe ' Fill out coupon ind -msil to Grcutotion Deft, — Jill Carlinger Is Lakewood’s i DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY Jill is sponsored by the Steven- ADVENTIST CHURCH Thomoo-Muon Chapter of Ionia.’ ’ Elder Samuel J, Elio The DAR G6od Citizens from 2730 W. State Rd. mistakes and do something Ionia County high schools. With about them and become united their mothers, principals and -ndfae more as one big family Warship, 11 aiv Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. United States a country we can Saturday, Feb. 25. 1967. Bunday. ’’Faith for Today," on . be proud to live In. We RepubUans should also be grateful for are not given the right to have Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, 2 Senior High Youth Fellow­ ' all the faith the people had in a tiling to say about what or Radio WJEP, 1230. 8:30 am. ship will meet at tlie Hastings which men or women stall run | Bowl and return to the church Jour government. I believe yot* ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST for lunch disappointed lh the 18 year old 'should observe the teenager a 8:30 Junior High Youth FelW. Glen Campbell. Pastor vole being defeated I believe tlio1 Uttle closer and give them lhe lowshlp at tlie church. 2 Miles South of Oun Lake people should have bad more Tight to vote. Maybe It would ,9.45 am. Bunday sdhool. Monday—7 Boy Scouts. faith In the ability, intelligence give them a chance to believe Tuesday—7:30 Joint meeting of 11 am. Morning worship. and Judgement of their tcen- more in themselves and help 7 pm. Evening worship. them to be better citizens'. I church for a presentation of the ! I responsibility in voting. Mrs. Wm. Hayes 50 Million Fluid. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN[ I If more of you tad __ _________ _ . |t Wednesday —7:30 Adult choir METHODIST CHURCH > I pbrlunlty to meet and 'talk te f to the* Editor: of' “ Siaaon and Rd. rvlv.wxrheU- "*■ ‘ Buehler - ---------. I । these young-folks as I did in t)y r_ii hwv u a pressing Deed (or a k1Cor. ’nu. W. bf'Btaadaray.-Treeptat: hgi^.None of U» other I weeks before thc election you I After thc proposition passes. Rev Morris Borgman. Pastor [ choirs-wffl rehearae thi, week. 1 wq^£sh*ve ■bOcn iUrPrt5c<1 "^tfeppctlllve bids will be taken 1 Sunday school. 10 am. •’ ' I u'ese ,ifor heating, plumblfig. elecXric Motnlitt wtrrahfti 11 ’•m. ■ -• HASTINGS UNITED I would like to subscribe to th« Hasting* Banner Eo*t & Grand CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1719 N. Broadway Almon O. Fulton. Pastor 410 K Madison. 945-5065 Bunday achooi, 9:45 am. Morning worship, 11 am. 11 am. Worship service TJUa Youth Mrvica 7 pm. HASTINGS Evening aarvloe 7:30 pm. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Wednesday Bible, prayer, 7:30. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH | CARLTON CENTER 200 W. Green Street METHODIST CHURCH Rev. George Elliott Morning worship, 9:15 am. Tctephone WI 5-4M5 WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ‘ George Bpcaa. PaMor Phone WI 5-2466 Halting* Durfee Mr. and Mra. Wm. Bhrtber of Sabbath school. 9:30 UNITED BRETHREN IN Hostings. CRUET EBLRCH Mra Hubert Hunt and Mrs E. Colfgx at N Boltwood Robert Clark vULUd MfitMarllyn Rae. Eart Gaskill. Pastor. Meyers ot Kalamaxoo. ■* Mr and BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Homing worahlp, 9; 30 am. Mra. Hubert Hunt attended a Rev. Cbalmer Milter. Pastor Sunday achooi. 10:30 am. party with school friends Friday 10 am. Bunday school. Christian Endeavor, 6:15 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. | al the home of Mr.-And Mra. Evening service. 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. | Blair Hawblltz on Lawrence Rd. Prayer meet Thursday. 7:30. �ner of a son say his prayers. । The water can be used several । and where at the nds it Is on . THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Ln the wlldsnras. on the Battle But he noon found himself sink­ But the reprobate woud sing In * short distance As roUd rarth. the general height Thuraday. November 17, 1»M Creek trail, tie accordingly. came "Jim along Joay," instead of1 «>- Michigan will turn j must have been three feet. This . to Caledonia, then merely T. 5 ‘ s cJoaed and clasped! N, R- SW, and opened the "Kent hands. Lying, "Now I lay me ward and forward until morning. ----------- sleep " She had exhorter him. whipped him, prayed at The average braking distance tolly landlord, and his smiling him. scolded him. and taught dame, ever ready to welcome the awa * him to say his prayera; butt he Rimcracks that are the wealth weary traveler to a good fire, a woudn't pray, and she was f„.smoking dinner, and a home-llke lom One day she heard him social visit. What though the There is a Baptist Church In n w .. i feet and more screaming, and running u> thc house was of logs, and the lodg­ door, .-.he saw thc old cow had . mm»>u ing perhaps a shed.—the welcome him b.:wtcn her horns, butting in the central part of thc town, him against ti>c fence, and he The G R Valley Railroad I (Cara ttra „, la Brr mlllalnK and trucks are building , Aelita lkumiic iui in­ made In this dUmal journey, but was screaming In his fright "O crosses the southwest comer of 1 braking newer the State Hlahstitution where otye was sure of Lordy! o Lordyl" She clapped I the town. A small village l» | way Commlsaion reporu good cheer; and where he "stop­ CommUaionaald it has I many and sincere. Neither are her hands with delight, and said! there, which lias made a beginped again." The viands were not Brew de Lord! the old cow has ning In the way of using the recrtvc(j a summary of, the re-I■* OUI, V. MIC , V- .---------- • | dealt out on lhe principle, so brought him to hU prayera." and power at iu disposal. . .5* I sulk of testa made by the UB jllc Road* to promote Improve­ By It. D. Burfkx left con- 11 on — lhe —- cow —• to — finish •—— ■ his — — on the uw farm iarm of ot Edward auviuu Cam vam-­ [ Bureau of Public Roads on IJ8- | ment of brake performance in u-hii-t . I ants, where each waiter seems our tins, promising reformation, version 11 24 south of Monroe and in Call- ,a11 ’chicles and to provide In­ version in in her her own own wav way. HlaHis- pftu is a noted- -beaver - dam. noon in “tlW^ nnd ,h?y ran ,hc fanwi“ ' U»lnk he is a priest, admlnls■ formation used in establishing R^J.m of a,ovc HoUie' M 5top “ terln8 lhe samunent. The table if spared, with lime effectually tory docs not leU whether John- which made a pond of several fomla and Maryland. be . nerra. acres The dam u is in two pins, parts; Revolt. showed that foreign | highway design standards and 1 ran ™? Iciubl“r>- well as a place for any travelers 1 waa "heaped" with what was to repent. Who ever knew of a ny' became j u saint; j but < 1U T to — i ne uiun Pl CSUmed lie did* and nrul that that he! He I one — —I — k-._ and a,., ■■ ■ • —— — nt □uupuemna reprvu»e. he did: eighty the other .ixty ___ ______ . reprobate, wno who — did presumed in . m»ere.tlng who wished to put up for tho good, and the beaming landlord. blasplwmlng C^niv-i h.,i7^’n,.>°r .JKcnt nlghl or 10 cat “ m«U- A few , having cut the meat Into huge not pray and promise, when he: ““ swung into heaven at the yards in length. Its height was । apparently three feet or more wrttun wrjf,’.,unc vtftra ns<> 1 ,ound out loc«-' *»ce«. would say, “Lay to. and saw death looking him right in ,nd °> a rope. S^eertT£fL8CCln. O1‘“Ve “on ot <hb "°*k Orove Houie'' ,leIp pnUemen and the face? And who ever knew | The village of Alaska has been | By the rotting of lhe material, misplaced it. However. mernb^ml» n T ' I1 Cv d° ,rec*- *'h,le vlsJUnK “ Mr- Proctor on lautes: no ceremony here." It the halter to press the neck of mentioned as an outgrowth from 1 and the trampling of cattle. It As a group, there was only Parents should maintain on member that tho. it had a most ap­ [llr whltnnnrl||c j to be his delight to feed one who had not reformed and 1 the enterprire of Mr. Brown., It is now a simple ridge ol earth, slight improvement in braking interest tn and concern for their propriate Utile saying on the l.lrn if he wasn't pretty close to , the hungry. The greater their become a saint? What a good Is where It may be considerable a foot or more In height. It is thlng is Is danger to bring sin- of a place, and It has already built on *a spring marsh Near ' pared with similar studies made 1 own Interests. They should not —'—------frontispiece Does oblivion have tlie location of thc old "Oak appetites, and the faster hU thing Orove House" nnd he told me It victuals disappeared lhe more ners to their knees! A pious | made a fair beginning The wa- J the middle of the dam U a kind | in 1965. tlie report said, there ’ relive through their teenager negro woman .man had Ln vain tried I >»,» tcr-power Is tim-nue, first-rate, ana and is oi of isiuna island of oi souu solid nuvn. earth. Taking laung rats has neen been considerable coruua improve- t»'~those things which they---------may Now this story I have for you was right across the road In his ’ beaming was his look. He loved — today is u history ot Caledonia barnyard. I am sure you will all1 to see his guests enjoy them- to make her wooly-headed sin- | capable of further development.1 the height of the dam on that, i ment since 1942. Township. You may wonder why enjoy this story entitled: {selves, and tlie long breath of a history of Caledonia Township. “CALEDONIA" I Perfect satisfaction and fullness. Kent County, should be In my Caledonia was organized u j “ U^y withdrew from lhe table, "Fresh Out Of Thc AtUc." which •ownship. May 4th. 1840, at the' was music to his car. is supposed to be Barry County home of Peter McNaughton- Thc Kent, the bountiful, soon pasahistory. Well I found o many । town at Its organization, consist- cd away, with many blessings on names that are so familiar, anil <d of what is now Caledonia and his head, and his widow (as have appeared from time to lime Bowne. Tfie first officers were: (widows often do> married again. in lhe past. Asahel Kent, Piter John P. McNaughton. Super-1But *he d'dn'1 *«**« the house. McNaughton and Edward Cum- visor: Juttus C. Beach. Clerk:: No- ahc Bnd her husband. Peter pau and. I am sure, many others Norman Foster. Treasurer; J. C. McNaughton, still kept up lhe will interest you folks. In the Beach. Loren B. Tyler. Malcomb e«Ubll»hment. which became as Middleville area especially P. McNaughton, Asahel Kent, f^nous os "McNaughton's" as it Besides that. I can remember JuHlccs. । had been as "Kenl'a" back when Barry County wns One hundred and fifty dollars I Th* tavern is a thing of mem"dry" and Kent County was was raised for town expenses W The opening of other lines ' wet" Caledonia wav a v e r v The following names X voters of lr**T1 c*u«d the Battle popular place for the northern are found on tlw record; and.lCn*k t™11 or road to be de­ Barry County "fellers" that liked ns a specimen, showing how easy I scried, and thc tavern died the to "wet their whistle” once In a it was "to get office" In early dc*U1 ot the righteous. while, "Pleasant Hill" at Gull days, th? After a while, one after an­ th- number of offices, to Lake In Kalamazoo County took which each was elected, la set other. dropped in the sotlkers who care of thc boys in the southern ugainsi thi- name: came to live from the soil. Kent Pa£‘“r th,e C0Unt> John «" P. Mcnaugnum. McNaughton. i; 1: iwsRos- had fed Lhe hungry, and lodged Some of you may remember a wen Ty|er. Ju..tus C. Beach, lhe weary; his residence alone story I had a couple of years ago 3: Malcomb B. McNaughton. 2; breaking the monotony of Inter­ regarding the death of Asahel Loren B. Tyler. 1; John A. minable woods. James Mlnsy o “w“y on Cnjnpbell. 2; Asahel Tyler. 1; came to raise something to feed J$uper-Right" Skinless Sept- 5. 1840 nnd was buried In Nonnnn Foster. 3; Wm. B. himself and children. In 1839. the Bowne Center Cemetery. Tho Tltompson 1 Soon followed Orsemus Rathbun. only team of horse.-In the fuA|| went home with their of- Lyman Oerold. Hiram McNeil. neral procession wiv. his own honors thick upon them. Eber Moffitt. Peter McNaugh­ “KrTl(xl lhc bod>’ None of them could put on aira. ton. Levi Tobey, John Sinclair. All the hSI of the tcatits In that or refuse- to kt their children Henry Jackson, and Warren 8. piWMiAwrivouuAiwd had pLay with tho c of their nelghto be cu. from hl» home to the tors: for they too were officer's er is it Important. Some of them cemetery- Hit wn_i the second children burial in that centetcry. The town wav reorganized by Mrs. Kent. Asahel s widow. ftcE ( f Legislature In 1869. ready given are probably all who Inter married Peter McNaughton jn 1838 Mr. Asahel Kent con- were in Caledonia and Bownc. at the time of Its organization as a town. Ftar a number of years woh,°'but few c*me to safety, though many passed that road, for it Half |b was on the "Battle Creek Stage Route" Fancy not. gentle reader, LB. . Uiat this "stage route" was a smooth McAdam road, with JU f oil-gate once tn ten miles. It was merely a trail In the wilder­ HOSMSL SMOKED ness. with hero and there an "““"-Vehicles’ Brake cto<h Kower Improving !£ A about you! The store that cares "Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef STEAKS Fully Cooked Semi-Boneless HAMS AOc CARPeTiNG STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first line carpeting anywhere. Beit buys on the fabric of your choice. , 501 nylon-26oz. CARPETING INSTALLED for <j- r nr W Whole Hams’mu otherwise Impassable place made I wagon, covered with painted cobI ton cloth. The road was dotted । at long intervals by the settler's cabin There were OuU Prairie, ■ Slater's Indians and Yankee ! Springs on the way; as for the 'rest. It was "timbered lands” land "openings" Yet lids was lhe "thoroughfare" until the opening of thc Kalamazoo Plonk RtAd. Ln 1852. Then the gonial landlord. Lewis, at Yankee Springs had Co go to thc Legis­ lature. ar be forgotten; for his famous log tavern was deserted. Then thc McNaughton house ceased to p a y. Campau. and the other drivers crocked their whips for the last time; and locked to some business other than driving and tipping over stages, for a while. Many are the adventures on that route; our own among lhe number. Among others we note that of our fellow citizen, H. P. way. and in the midst of his pleasant dreams, the stage gave » lurch and. landed him. heels up, head and shoulders in the mud. He gatliered up the frag­ ments of himself, nibbed the inud from his eyes, and laughed, of course. At another time the driver had lhe honor, in a dark night, of tipping into a mud-hole. John Ball. Mrs T. B. Church and her baby Fred. Fred came near being drowned, or smother­ ed in the mud: and then the country would have lost an em- to accept office, though com­ missions were thrust upon him; yd. 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HU name first saw-mill; and, tn company with W. 8. Hale, the first grist­ mill: around which has sprung the village of Alaska. Brown laid F. Zilta. RmwIm __________ $l,fX>0 Mrs. Calllasaa, Gr.it. Ft.. ... 1,000 G. Zakawritl, CMttri la. ...... 1,000 . - . 5WJ SaMllwood, turning In the Winter from hU im F W/wwtHnd Heitlngt PfeeM WI 5-2091 | home tn Middleville. Ln a night i ( Open Mon. thru Frl. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturday! WIN Detroit 500 500 100 IN IM S1A00 1,000 1,000 M. George, Bay City L Mill, Reyal Oak .. SOO IN AOP Brand Pink Liquid TaT L Tafwakl, Detreh UP TO *1,000 FINE FOR DISHWASHING CASH PROGRAM #U9. NO PURCHASE REQUIBID 49* ---- �WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED Ken & Bob’s Gull Service 610 E. State at Green DEPEND UPON ’ SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Hame EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS REGISTER EACH WEEK Right thru till December 1st HASTINGS SEWING (ENTER Phon. 945-9647 215 W. Swt. 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INSURANCE Vh \ BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN ■mat Ant Bl IM new Phone 945-5982 231 W. State Harold Cole. 3999 E. State Rd. You're Assured of a * Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at thc Home of “BILL DING" A PLEASURE! * *: NEW TRIP EACH WEEK East Court at Michigan D. F. Hagan, 617 W. Madison, Hastings CONTEST RULES 1. Winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hutch. Instruction on . . . . < Guitar • Banjo • Mandolin • Drurrv| Electric Bass «• String Bass 2. Weekend includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up to five members. Menis include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the party. SELECTIONS OF FINE FURNITURE Music Center 3. For Every Room in Your Homo! 105 East State Street Instrument Sales - Service - Instruction 138 W. State Peg Sergeant, 541 N. Hanover, Hastings WEINERS Whenever You Need a Lift... Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals 3lb.BagM.49 T1XK£r..M ’rQSju-iioi Riepenhoffs Sausage Kitchen 115 S. Jefferson Phone 945-5321 Hotel Hastings Joe McCabe, 116 Main, Middleville Ruby Knickerbocker, 319 E. Madison HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS Beverwyk's Albart Pick Motel 150 Rooms n.../ih<w'ng stvs Lslayatta at Pint St. Talaphona: 961-7100 Telstypc 313-222-5021 1120 Arthur St. Telephone: 636 3781 Teletype- 50Z-5W-1034 Phone 945-4071 * Owned & Operated by WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS 811 E. Railroad St. Ph. WI 5-2423 BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies . Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Robert Rohde, 921 S. Jefferson Ed Bock, Rt. 2. Wayland Pick-Durant 300 Rooms Downtown Flint T*iS5'a-s7M SiATIONAL ” 13 IBank State b Jefferson of by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES Rose Hendrickson. Rt. 1, Hastings BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 201 N. Broadway • Phone 945-3400 * USED CARS * General Auto Repairing by McGee - Monarch and Barwick Your present CARPETS CLEANED The Duraclean Way Phone WI 5-i 107 E. Woodland Mrs. Lawrence Cox, Rt. 3, Hastings Mrs. Donald Choney, Rt. 4. Hastings * AAA Wrecker Service Swing to a New Foshion Beat This Season! Photo Greeting Cards Xj'J-. L'w/Vf / from your favorite black and •ti •_? / ■ ! V/ zf&/ iam . 7? white or color negatives . . . also, slides. Phone 945-3967 Mrs. Robert Williams, 133 E. Orchard, Delton Time Io Clean Fall and Winter Clothes! U.S. Royal Tire Distributor Dyeing - Alterations Mothproofing JIM BARR TIRE SHOP 141 E. Woodland at Michigan to be Found in Barry County 117 W. State St. in Downtoi Pho"« 945-9411 Joseph Lovell, Rt. 2; Hastings . Dori* Warner, Rt. 1. Hasting* BARRY CLEANERS 321 S. Michigan Phone 945-4265 Mrs. Frank Wall, 2211 Robimrood Dr. tastings Chris Howard. 1021 S. Jefferson, Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. DELICATESSEN — BXANCH ROST OFFICE ROOT BEER M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Phon. 945-2134 110 W. State Betty Strong, Nashville ~~ 122 W. State George Brace. Rt. 1, Freeport Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES *8« CHINA - 5 5 85 E. L. CARPENTER Hardware by Tiffin & Fostoria STERLING by Gorham. Reed & Barton & Mrs. Very! Bolson, Rt. 2, Middleville 142 E. Stole St. FOR THE BEST IN made in U4JL MOTOROLA $4991 rtiono WI 5 2^33 John Hoos. 212 W. Mill, Hastings Rugged WORK ARCTICS 5 Buckle Height with Only 4 Buckles BIRKE’S Now SEVERAL*STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE by Lennox & Syracuse CRYSTAL - THE SUPERETTE Bill Cashmore. 123 W. Mill * Mr. and Mn. Jerry Poatnuinus and family of Alto were Sunday dlnnei guesu of her mother, Mrs. Sylvan Tagg. Blod^eu Hospital early Monday with a throat re.strtcUon. * Mra. Dorothy Campbell and Mra. Case Hoekstra were last Tuesday vUlWalton. * Ted Walton of Uho. Robert. Walton of Kalamasoo. Don Walton of St. Johns and Claude Walton left Friday tor Germfast to hunt deer until next Sunday. Mrs. Robert Walton of Kala- mother. Mrs. Mina Wieland. * Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and from other counties, three for Mrs. Jay Wing + Mr. and Mr*. minors In possession, three for Michael Livermore and children reckless driving, two for simple ot Aita and Mrs. Don Thompoon larceny, two on bench warrant*, two for parole violation* and other arrests for breaking and entering, receiving stolen prop­ erty. assault and battery and ^probation .violation. Wayne Field* and family of Caledonia. Freeport viUs of Kalamazoo en route north on a vacation were Saturday breakfast guests ot their daugh­ The VFW and Auxiliary enter­ ter. Mr. and Mra. Richard Bird. tained with a public euchre * Saturday overnight gw»U ot party Saturday night Umcheon followed the games and the pro­ ceeds were turned over to lhe Mr. and Mrs. Milton Buehler secretary of the community chest. The post and auxiliary wish to attended a Rcbakah District Past Presidents Club meeting in thank those who participated The VFW and Auxiliary ob­ Charlotte Saturday, a Mr. and served Veterans Day with u pa­ Mrs. Milton Buehler and fam­ rade down main street from the ily and Mrs. Keith Buehler visit­ post home to the Veteran* Me­ ed Maude Karcber at the Medi­ morial Friday evening. Boy cal Facility Sunday. It was Miss Scouts and servicemen Joined the Karcher's 73rd birthday. Mrs. Joe march Rev. Chalmer Miller and Kauffman and Mr*. Mil ton Bueh­ ler attended lhe County Past Rev. Earl Gaskill, participated Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kidder Noble Grand Club at Hastings and family of Caledonia were last Thursday. * Ruth Yaw and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. her father, Charles Solomon Al. Barnard. * Mr. and Mrs Al. were Saturday evening vLvltors of Barnard ana family were Sat­ Mr. and Mra Sam Roush. * urday visitor* in Charlotte * Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stuart and Mr. and Mrs Henry Myera spent family were Sunday dinner the weekend vtaitlng their daugh­ gueat* ot Mr. an< Mra. Ralph ters and families. Mr. and Mra. Suiart of lonlfL a Mr. and Mrs. Lester Albert* and daughter of Dean Stuart were Saturday eve­ Manton, and Mr. and Mrs. Cart ning yullore of Mr. and Mrs. Blackledge and children of Mar­ Eugene Poll of Ada. * Mr. and ion * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fish­ Mrs Frank Thompson and Karen er and children were Sunday and BHU Mr. ,,r unu mrs George Estep and Mrs supper guest* of Mr and Mr*. । Sundoj- with lhe former'* Richard Bu.'rtance m Hauing* a , and fiUnll Mr Mrs Charles Overholt enter- iDciu115 Thomson at Goshen r^nedH xT d™A Of U B’'Ind * Donna Wallunaa of KalChurch Monday । anuuoo, Mr. and Mra. Don WaiMrs. Torn Owen attended a |una* and family and Mr*. Hlldur toy P“rty at the Jule Turner | OIien of kp,.nt (hr week. Tastiest Sandwiches GARDNER'S Complete Beverage Department 205 N. Michigan Reuben Crites. * Adon Myer* of Grand Rapid* was ■ Saturday and the World's Creamiest PHOTOGRAPHY Largest Selections . . . mnSilng^Laval, For Ladies! BE SAFE . . . HAVE WHEELS ALIGNED C Let Our Expert* Do The Job. Save money by preventing tiro wear! Drive with confidence this winter. o __ UJastixgs 107 So. Jefferson 102 W. State at Jefferxon Don't Delay — Order Today! Christmas HODGES JEWELRY NEW CARPETS CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS For Every Banking Need WHITE'S E State COLOR T.V. Jean Mary Harbin, 512-S. Jefferson . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of and GIFTS Inspect St Phono 945-5316 Gladyi Oitroth. 527 E. Thorn. Haitingg Genevieve Struble, 819 E. Grant, Hastings Tighten A GILMORE JEWELER Robert C. Anderson, Rt. 1, Nashville ■ ’-.■sss iww Make This Your Clean Diai Ultrg-Sanii ben*frankun 1 E. Ninth Sts. 'FSIf—i ' Patterned fabric stays loeking neater longer! Smart colors for girls. Sizes 7-12. Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand - Delicatessen Robert Stauffer, Rt. 1, Hastings , / fQQ । Warm and Comfortable f ------------------ CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY APPLIANCES Bulling's Polish Dial 2.99 CLEVELAND, 0. Pick-Carter 600 Rooms Harold Bolo,* 703 E. Colfax KNIT SLACKS 118 N. Jefferson St. Thirty-two persons were In­ jured and two were killed In 27 of lhe 71 traffic accidents Inves­ tigated by the sheriff’s depart­ ment during October. Sheriff Merlji. Campbell reporta During the month sheriff* officer* Issued 59 traffic sum­ mons and handled 17 mishap* In which vehicle* hit deer. Officers provided assistance to other department* on 24 occa­ sion*. served 41 civil papers, registered guns, made 28 in­ spection* of place* where Intoxi­ cant* were sold, investigated 4) criminal complaints and 38 mis­ cellaneous complaints. They made 50 round trips to Charlotte taking prisoner* to and from lhe Eaton County jail for a total of 3,000 mile*. Meals for prisoners co«t 81,052 in October. Arrested Included five on traf- Milton Miner. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crltea, Jr., of Eaton Rapids were Sun- Hy Mra. Sylvan Ta/ig Bonded CALL 945-4013 for 'Cleaning of Distinction' Repairing Alteration - Dyeing (Willard Rogers, Mgr.) Nationwide Inn 275 Room* 10 mln. bom downtown 4101 Wert Broad SL FLINT, MICH. Charlotte Thcre'i always a friendly crowd and the many specialties of the house aro favorites of young and old alike. Mrs. Marvin Patrick. Rt. 2, Hastings A LASTING REMEMBRANCE E. LANSING, MICH. Albert Pick Motor Hotel 110 Rooms Nur Michigan State University 5 minutes from downtown Landng 1427 Wait Saginaw St. Telaphona: *37-1741 Teletype B17-372-07U Restaurant BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS Ruth A. Kurtx, 712 W. Walnut COLOR CENTER 221 West Mill St. Copper Lantern Hasting* 327 N. Broadway COLUMBUS, 0. 900 Koooi, 10 lbs. - *2.50 The CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! HASTINGS CLEANERS DETROIT, MICH. rick-tort *ntu>r LOUISVILLE, KT. You'll Like Our Drop-Off Service 150 W. Court at Church CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! 'MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP With the Professional Pcrmette Dry Cleaning Machine From the SR3LWheel of your Automob i le*=^5^^^!jE These winners from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing that weclj. New contest each week. at (Broken Sixes) Lloyd Pennington, 715 E. Grant, Hastings Wilma Pavlich, 427 E. Center ) BANK Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. Plck-Congreae 1,000 Room* 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-51V0 SERVICE Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--- Winning family will provide own transportation to and from. CHICAGO, III. SIGNS 134 w. State St. Dorothy Kurr, 504 E. Walnut, Hastings 4. -You may enter in as many stores as you wish each week. No purchase necessary. 5. NEW — WAYNE'S Shoe Store 6., One preliminary winner will be drawn each week at each participating store. Homemade — Skinless Michigan Grade 1 • \l«t*THIU- **USHW / V PiGUirrSCAMMl* Z pu dij m3 * H-ih Puppin4 Mt TaUy. Phone WI 5-5105 Ph. 945-4284 Roger Raber, 413 E. Madison 102 K. State HuiM ALL WEATHER SPECIAL FOR YOUR FAMILY "ENJOY LIFE MORE WITH MUSIC ' BATTERY 2 Die, 32 Hurt In October on Barry Highways Hush I PuppioSJ BmiMd Piplta* iptciaUy tawed to <n<xi luttw ibmi. WHl&E SHOPPING IS all ot the participating »tore« for an opportunity to win a funfilled weekend In Chicago. Loabvllle, Columbus, Detroit or other Michigan title*.—Banner photo. 219 W. STATE ST. TIME FOR A NEW FOOD CENTER TO HAVE EREE HOLIDAY Hosting* merchanU Mr*. Arents ia pictured with Ethel Dorsey, Rt. 3, Hastings Think Casual in HATS . . Hastings Floor Covering £SXt • Tiro fr Battarin • Light Repair ■ Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by Armstrong and Pick-Up and Delivery ' Ray Reynolds, Rt. 2, Hastings Joanne Woods, 628 E. Bond For Every Room in Your Home! ' Phone WI 5-9461 for Road Service Hastings Traffic Tickets Mr and Mrs Roy Dukea en­ joyed dinner In Grand Rapids ____ Sunday, They were Saturday , .top c«ni«'iZ' •upper guest* of Mr. and Mrs. 1 0«»»a*«t*Mr. a Don Hoffman of South Bowne. a | Mr and Mr* Charle. Geiger visited Mr and Mrs. Gust Wing- I »*« »f Uc.wm ptau^ : ... u .' —T ■----- „ O-----aantrtoo. .xaiaiuoc arlvlag. Wingrihr of North Lowell Sun- way «oa oraad si day * Mr. and Mrs Vernon - °ST- 27_ Xokert MacArtkar. C.nter SL. ran r«t llaht a ThompMin and. Mr, and Mr* Charles Geiger enjoyed dinner at Gull Harbor Tnn^Salurday In Roy Dukes were Sunday .--upper Geiger * Mr, and Mrs. Date Duke* and boys.arc spending the weekend hunting near thetr cabin at Temple. * Mr. and Mra. Royal Good of Delton and Mrs. Hlldur Oson ot Detroit were Sunday! «4.a«n*v nt U* ■ Bin.Klemp. .» £ —• 25, x. MtcktgM; rio J“Mila 3*1 su>. c»,U crox. a In 2S. N. MtcXuAll OCT 2»— Sl«al«y Bl Richard Bird were Mr. and Mr* Ted Bird and family of Middle-1 ocr Color T.V. SEE OUR NEW * Mr. Torn Owen and children were' Sunday dinner guests of her *i*ler. Mrs. Ben Christie * Tom SETS BY AND ZENITH Ron Owen of Middleville Ml up deei aunp near Evart Sunday. * CENTRAL RADIO ..4 T.V. nr N. J.ff«non 945-9187 hasts'h^s^e"ate Albert Reigler, 220 E. Colfax, Hastings Norval Thaler and daughter* and Mr. Ron Wilconsen of Chicago were Sunday supper guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Yoder in honor of Mra. Pont ma s birtjv- Mrs? Kenneth Salerne. Rt. 2, Hastings Russell Prux* were Wednesday visitors in Grand Rapids. Creak were Saturday 1*1 taller* CUuiau. Ki �ft—THZ HABTTNcSmBANNER SPECIAL RATES! r, Asphalt Under Carlton Grangers Milk Producers ii I f""" Soil d» Boost Enjoy Program Urge Freezing [I Calendar... r v- ij I NOV. ii-WOTl CUAMOE IN DATE CfOD 1 ICldS On Agriculture Milk' Prices 1 -Tk«r« will not V. * haaliag b«» I soclatlon leaders Monday. Nov. Send The Hastings Banner CktUtsaa. Ionia Com culture to take Immediate action DEC. 2-3 The technique for putting down the layer—lean than 1/8 to prevent milk prices paid farmintt i era from dropping in the next 16 they can make a profit produc­ inch thick—has been developed ing milk. by a pair of Michigan State article on "Who la raising the months. Some Federal Orders allow University agricultural ocienttsta grocery bill?" Tliey point out that the asphalt The chairman referred to milk pricing under Federal Orders, lhe MMPA spokesmen said any reduction in bottling acts as an "artificial hardpan." milk prices would threaten the doubling the water holding abil­ Ing-“What will farming be like ity of sand and soils and greatly milk supply needed for future In 1678" and "Future Prediction" months and even years." , Incrcaslng yields. followed by a general dl-cusslon ClarencenowM Hansen. ... MSU----------------------MMPA President Olenn Lake. "The Umc period between of lhe lnvesun-iu in farming of North Branch spoke oa be-nI'd March 31. 1968. should be agricultural engineer, and A. Gift subscriptions to The Bonner ore the "Things that make a Preacher half of tlie National MUM Pro- sufficient to enable farmers to Earl Erickson. MSU soil scientist. simple way to solve your shopping problems. Laugh" was read by Mrs. Lloyd Iducera Federation iNMPF1 of belter evaluate the prospective said recent field trials showed which be also rrves as president , market, and thus should serve jidd increases of cucumbers and Shroyer. Just fill in the coupon below for os many sub­ MMPA General Manager Jack • to stabilize tlie milk supply and I cabbage were so great that the The lecturer. Mrs Kenneth I W Barnes testified in behalf ofj a^ure quantities needed by con- j cost of putting down the asphalt scriptions os you wish. We'll send a gift card Stamm closed tlie program with Hie nearly 9.000 dairy fanner sumera." Lake said. was repaid in Just one season. | members of Hie Michigan bar«** addition to supporting Dry an<| p«uui yields before Christmas and keep The Bannei'\comminder for next meeting. tJatur- I gaining-market cooperative. Lake's testimony. Barnes said alw In^awd greatly. ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ *.'» ” rS' — ' * * * • ... ..r il. vuop .Southern Michigan s Federal ... research trials conducted by In -X f“ Xut’Uio dLr,: m?'tiw M8U Comscription order may be one. You save $1.00 Commitice with the Animal farmer, throughout the nation. ^Irr foro.uta 6225 on ^Agriculture lead by Charles for Christmas Gifts Ciiatn Committee will present , "During tlie past year there necessary to maintain P"*™" °°nl for»t« vour has been a nationwide trend to- orderly pricing In Michigan and ?*“**** FuUer and ward less milk production than surrounding markets, lie indiMra. Marte Valentine will be could the could lx- considered be considered consistent consistent ca(c,i with the public Interest," Lake• — The bottling milk price which MMPA's bargaining strength has rvtary of Agriculture did streng­ brought lias averaged 83 cents then tlie market for milk and1 per hundredweight over the Fedtiklry products ... in the public1 eral Order price for the last four interest as well as to the benefit■ years. Barnes said. of dairy farmers" Why Fight Spring Weather! Chicago Stock Show to Open Friday, Nov. 25 milk lunnllew You can broadcast fertilizer for many crops this fall. The International Live Slock -Expedition. Horse Show and Ro­ deo. largest of the. country’s an­ nual livestock shows over the past 66 years, will be opening In Chicago Nov. 25 for a 9-day run through Dec. 3. TERMS—Pay next June. SPREADERS — Readily available now. $$$ SAVINGS—Take ad- When Interest Rates Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? COUNSELING — If you Call Central Michigan'i MOST COMPLETE SOIL SERVICE for PLANT FOOD they do. will you be left, with ■ loan that carries a high Interest rate? In have been reduced sev­ eral time* as thr econ­ omy changed. That’s worth remembering if you're looklong-term farm loan. ELEVATORS Lak* Odessa Woodland in humid and semi-humid areas where limited rainfall can be extended or conserved. In Mich­ igan. this could mean putting | aixmt 10 million marginal areas into good agricultural production work In areas such ax the Costal Plains of the United States where sand soil Is deep and dry and rainfall Lt limited. proved effective on cucumbers, potatoes. brans and cabbage and. commented the scientists, should also work on several crops—Ineluding melons, strawberries. to- The asphalt layer might also be used under ponds or Irrlgntlon ditches to prevent excessive water ocepage. Hansen pointed out that about 20 txirsepower Is needed per foot, of sweep of the asphalt under They will comprise 36 differ­ two feet of sand soil. He added ent breeds of beef and dairy that when the process. Is ex­ cattle, horses, sherp nnd swine panded commercially, thc job that will be competing here for will probably be performed by a (135,000 offered In cash prizes custom ---------- operator ... .— skilled in the nnd the prestige of n win in this i use of asphalt and the equipment climax event of the agricultural needed to pace kt under thc soil ____ ________ r________ animals will be exhibited by —— — •"d manage- Several hundred farm youths I —. . — ~ f from many slates will be among U.S. District UOUFT tlie exhibitors. Members of SH D-_L_.1_a-u I and Future Fanner of America. | Bankruptcy Petition# | Clubs, they will exhibit catUe.; Dirld E sheep, and hogs they have rats- Cr»«x. fact wkr_ ins ed as club projects, nearly till of whleh have been top prize wln- on each order after the first one. GIFT RATES for Christmas-time only Main Office 301*4 So. Michigan Phone 945-9415 OFF The Hastings Banner On Each Gift Subscription One for *4.00 (Your own may be one. If a renewal, one year wiJI be added to the ” . expiration date) ,.... >.«i. »12,7"».'1 Second for *3.00 A Pretty Gift Card Will Be Sent With Your Name Inscribed. Add 50c for Each Subscription ocin nin. i< lu .v. t'lim UUMI 600 eclrtei ot this popular west- | em type pleasure and working j horse have been registered It is 1 one of the two largest Quarter Horse Shows In the country. ' Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon Ionia— Ph. 527-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE 00 Gift Subscriptions to shows earlier in the year. An International Quarter Horse Sljow, thc 15th annual. will 111 N. Depot St. SMITH BROS. Mre Bul (jy, •etcntlsts added Uw, lhu can be reduced wlth will, improvements ui>prx>vciiici*u> in in machinery ulxiuik., — ... Furthermore, tlie layer■ should last at least 15 years before it has to be replaced. •ground। meat law. enforced by i thc Michigan Department of I Agriculture, is one of lhe atricteat In the Nation and covers I sausage, ground beef, hamburger and some other products. In the Hastings Area who’s tho In Crowd talking to? Buick dealers, mostly. Larke Buick-Chevrolet Inc., 1435 S. Hanover GM Ifyou can't find thc McCulloch you need, ■ you don't need a chain saw. Whatoye£/your cutting need, there’s a McCulloch to help you do it better with less work. Take the push button electric lor a starter. It starts itself with a push of your thumb. Then there's DSP that culsmanual start­ ing effort in half. Looking for lightness? MAC 2-10's are under 11 lbs.’ with automatic oiling. And there are more. A complete line of the safest, most reliable chain saws in the world. Come in and see. Your saw YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION The Hastings Banner RENEWAL MAY BE ONE enclosed is $ Hostings, Michigan Name Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City. State City. State With Gift Cord With Gift Card from------------------ from Name Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City. State City, State With Gift-Cord With Gift Card from from •f any of the above already take The Banner, I understand their subscription will be extended for one year is waiting. BUICK .<-t in with the In Crowd at your Quality Buick dealer’s now. • Engine weight, lest bar and chain Order sent by FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 945 3150 I Address klfltlNIIIill'i mi rtfYiTtiiiniii rrrii nhmVwimm.iiiniiiiimiiiiiiiw �HOLIDAY FEAST FOODS AT Kroger Low Prices r NORBEST TURKEYS gk 8-22 lbs. Mrs. Ruth 0. Stidham of Hastings S JH f Sizes on all birds 10 to 22 lbs. Big, deep breasted birds with Winner of A lots of good eating meat, yours at Kroger Low Prices. MINK STOLE P WISHBONE^ URKEYS WITH THIS COUPON ON Honeysuckle^^ TURKEYS 10-15 lbs. AMERICAN CHARM COMPLETER UNIT (•■eluding 0>nn«r Knife. Salad Fork. Dinner Fork. Taaiooon and banc 4-p>ici plica sailing) . Ridiom at Kroger thru Saturday November 19. 1966 for lhal exlra^^^^^® holiday leail. try one ol iheie Exira Fancy Birds VALUABLE COUPON-SAVE 50c on lhe purchaie'bl a 4 piece place letting (Salad Fork. Dinner Fork| Dinner KHIt* and Teaipeon ol AMI RICAN CHARM PESCHKE'S FULL SHANK HALF STAINLESS TABLE WARS Smoked Ham Smoked Ham u“" OOr $1X9 ONf Redeem al Kroger thru Saturday November 19. 1966 ■ ■ ■! vrnr^fc. — .- k«u« V. Country Club Ground Beef Chuck | FRANKS SEMI-BONELESS „ 9-lk. elva size Kwick Krisp 69' lib pkg $1.37 SPOTLIGHT BEAN COFFEE Kroger Pineapple- -1-ql 14-oz. can a 3-lb bag ol BEAN COFFEE ■ a 2-tb bag ol | FRENCH BRAND . BEAN COFFEE Redeem at Kroger thru Redeem al Kroger thru IM Sal. Nov 19, 1966 fef | Sal. Nov 19, 19C4 HERSHEY'S COCOA . Tomato Juice 4'« "«-—*1 Mandarin Oranges Dole Fancy-l ib 41k oz can 3«*1 13W-oz. wt. cans wt pkg» 59C Mol O Soli Dinner Rolls 4« Aerosol Topping- 49c Taylor Q0C 3,<x 89c |LTX iW ' Mb carton 25c KROGER YELLOW CLING PEACHES 4—88' Banana b Sunrise-Fresh Guarantee every package of Kroger's fruits and vegetables, sealed by Krogor's clear plastic film, must be sunrise-fresh when you buy it If you are not completely satisfied, Kroger will replace your item or refund your money 4 Plump Rad In Shell 2 lb* 3 lbs,/ B Cranberries 2*. 59c Mixed Nuts >1.09 >1.59 Calif Pascal । 14 ».l rtn. 1O« •« Sweet Potatoes 4 Cottage Cheese Orange it..., QQ Juice V - l ib 13-ox cans FRESH 10-lb. bo« 69c Sandwich Bread 5 ^ *--’1 DOUBLE SEALED. Thai'* why Kroger carries this sunrise i x.1 I -1*6 o, moi. puichaialUl"' ’ *l*5 ** lnO'* *■«*«“ Cranberry Sauce 4 •* - 88c Pillsbury Bullertlaket Kroger Frozen Vitamin Pecked-|^rii Chiquita 4 Nov 19. 1966 Ocean Spray Whole or Jelly- 1-lb can Pineapple Juice Libby Danish Pastry Redeem el Kroger thru—— Sai. Nov 19. 1966 half Borden'* Sliced Pineapple Pineapple 4 DOMINO Brown Sugar or Powdered Sugar in. eke. iflkl Ice Cream orr BE regular price with Kroger Real Cream Pumpkin umit KROGER BRAND 69 Cream Cheese 2* Dole. Crushed or Chunk PAMPERS DIAPERS & 49 Ducklings Philadelphia 4-’1 Kroger SPOTLIGHT *59 Flour 10-lbbag Grapefruit Drink * 45 Kroger KROGER SUGAR 1 FRENCH BRAND BEAN COFFEE ■ SPECIAL LABEL lha purenate or a 1-lb big cl I Beltsville Turkeys 45' , DOMINO BROWN or POWDERED Ridiom 11 Kroger 'hr umma* Sal, Nov 19. 1966 Ridiim 11 Kroger thru Radiim al Kroger lha. mm $11. No. 19. 1966 RJA Sal. Nov 19. 1966 it Slab Bacon i PESCHKE S | t CIRCUS FRANKS I . 1 ___ lb. Kroger 4 to 8 lb LIMIT dNE tho purcnaia or • 1-lb big ol ______ 0000 __ 3-lb. -I size Roasting Chickens Pesdike's Sliced Sliced Bacon2 * Redeem al Kroger lha Sal. Nov 19, 1966 FRES-SHORE SEAFOOD Rib Roast pOrk Chops <1 IL 5-lb. .1-. size £ IL Kroger Sliced Bacon . Fryer Breasts -/r*i I Legs or Thighs Roditm il Krogu Sil. Nov 19, 1966 ham CANNED a th — Silver Platter Center Cut Rib Center Cut Rib TENDERAV USOA CHOICE , U1X MARHOEFFER „„ .... JB 0 4OC ,b O“c $679 s3" $299 Kwick Krisp Redeem al Kroger Ip'MVB 1 Sal Nov 19. 1966 KiU| I ' PORK STEAK Ig 50 STAMPS WITH THU COWON OH J ICI or moie Hamburger or 2fc» or mo.el M ■ lb. Navel Oratges12/79c Celery Red or While Juicy-176 Size 18 Size << 33c .. 23c 3 ib> 69c Shelled Walnuli or Mcy-125 Size TangelosL 12 59c Pecans ib H.19 I I »*** P-rchaie ol j heeda ol any kind J Grapefruit | TOMATOES LETTUCE the SHAMPOO BUCK Yams J(L 30 Sue ' Tangerine* 12'« 59c Grapes J ; Golden a ■ 1 ol' Redeem el Kroger thre^^^^ Redeem el Kroger thn^^^^ Sal Ho. 19 1964 ---------- ------------- ------- - �BANNFR c p, ail' Use of Studded Tires Illegal In Michigan Michigan highway*. The studded lire. n-ganled to jhara been developed in Sweden. s'-SS'"-“ PENNOCK HOSPITAL ADMITTAHCEB tccnlh of mi inch. partment of Stale Highways, ttallring the public confusion surrounding the studded tire, re। knaed information citing their 'opposition to any change In the law that would allow stud-tire use in the Stale. Quoting on Illi- . ixils Highway Department test. I Michigan engineers said studded . tires will stop quicker on Ice. I but require nine to 23 percent more stopping distance on dry pavement, depending on speed and number of tires on vehicle.. Low, of control on bare pave- , I ment concenw th- highway per- I i onnel. Occupational Adjustment Program Evaluates Students’ Abilities Freeport —----- V— King and Lloyd and Mra. Minnie Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Alvin King ot Ionia. * Mr; and Mra. Doyle Bwan and family at Nashville were Bunday visitors ot Nash­ ville were Bunday visitors of Mr. Ungs enjoyed a visit to Sarasota Warren Roush of Hastings. * jungle Ganftns while vacationing Rev. and Mra. Paul Olmstead Mrs. chrystal Case Hammond Mrs. Frank Martin In Grand day. Nov. I, at the home of their and two of her student*, Mike Shanklin and Marda Gilmore, Rapid* They visited Mra. MMhl«r Michigan's first major snowwere in Detroit Sunday attend­ pt the Springbrook Residence. * ing the Normal School Conven­ fall of the season caught lots of Ray Johnson and Olenn of tion of the Dance Masters of folks unpreparer! Tires, especi­ Michigan.. BUCKlo of Bast Lansing were -■ — — ally. came In for their share of As a department it attempts Mra. Terry King.and daughter. to cstablUii a vocational dlagaZ™* Krista, were to arrive on Wed­ w Involving the use of no«K and nrognoaU tor certain nesday from Ann Arbor to Visit Charles Gibbs Is spending a tires got the frrrzinstudent* M thc Michigan Reha­ her parents, the Chet Bangharls. bilitation Inslltuj*. ■ Similar to Mrs. Pau! Olmsteads birthday.■ until Thanksgiving. Mrs. Mason mast Investigation*, the process according to the State Safety Carina Alvarez of Mexico City, Norwood of Delton will also be drr of Caledonia were last gather* all of ““ * *“ a guest of the Bangharts from of ¥lew hls ‘UxxbUliy *nd Umlta- Thuraday visitors of Mr and Is spending a couple of months Friday through Thanksgiving uvldes the lioru- b* counselors who encourlhe unknown tr while Mr. Norwood Is north ^ufflcient °KC “nd suPP°rt him, reducing Mrs. Pun-cat Buehler Sunday en­ right envlronmi hunting, and Mr*. Bruce Bang­ id seeks to nls apprenhenslon and fears, by joyed a family get-together at and Mra. Yoder and family hart and boy* of Battle Creek 1..' rxulcla *. ruU»r 421 • time for observi visited Mr. and Mra. Gerald St. Kot. Ill Hooriotui evaluate the rel the Infor- ^e Physical Therapist who may faces, too. Rapid Mops and XI. XUneh. K. ILutao. begin a treatment - restorative Morganthaler of FUnt to cele­ Barnes In Grand Rapids Bunday, will Join them for Thanksgiving SUU **.. BonoU (DtTlSI mation ' nnsunas Mra Carrie Replogle celebrated Day. program, and other staff. 53G E. Orta*. Harriot Dor brate- Thanksgiving.' Christmas As a microscope reveals minute Mrs George Dean. Mrs Mar­ 1 W Orton. Juo Xon. M7 Mr and her birthday Sunday at the home Once his physical, mental, and cells and organisms, dA.P seeks . _ u_ Mr and Mra jorie Buckborough and Mrs. mat wear, could create aildlWathqble Vinyl Plastic D^’ .7."panning to to Identify an tridlvldual's vocational capacities are identi­ d.7 ^su=™drt CeciiCHw. Ourat* were Mr and fied, the student, based on hl* ^il^th-^taSstrengths and weaknAes Ftord* tO.Mra. Clifford Andrus and fam-! be in Lansing on Thanksgiving wishes and evaluation results, ~- * ^1Ud on Mr. 1 »y- J”"1** *ntl W 1 “ E W R°W“ Admissions to the program spends time in actual training A final test result showed some lake ODBMA ..tnr Rav faCT^e called on Mrs. and brothCT ArTa Jtayward. ★ | The Steve Cooleys will be enmay Involve the young man who department*, observing what l* concern for "flying studs." Studs > ,Cut to simply does not know which area taught and how he feels he Thelma Benjamins and Mr. Mrs. Cedi Oler entertained tertalned for dinner on Ttianksin a Maryland test showed eighty j Nov. is. . . __ __ _____ < utnm nvn,r r _ iSecse visited Mra May Wlg- W8C8 Thuraday. A smorgasbord . giving al the home of herdaughof training he wants to enter, may fit In. the older highly skilled Indiwear At "0 mph. studs can whip Rr*. Prom fact* gathered, the I field of Saranac Friday. * Mra. supper will be held at the church ur. the Robert Beadles. The VlcHlldur Olsen of Detroit was a on Dec. 10. * Ivan Bough of I tor Munlons of Portage and their through lhe air at 300 Leet per .»»«> rel O AF, staff, the individual him­ At No . I VAOIIVTT IVILI-i; - O«n«T» o ocnnor Bl visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell and Phillip Setae ol Alto daughter, the Norman Collins of self. the instructors and other*' Sunday rl« Carncney, *1. David Bob Art Moore. * Mr. and Mra. Rus- called on Mr. and Mra. Ray Sees? । Grand Rapids, will also be dlnExtra While thc Highway Depart- J — .attempt to define area* In which 81. Truck BUkala. 230 Mlddla bidlvldual he hftJ potential. Through a Wedncsday ' ner guests Iment continues to study the| Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs l Cost who problem with the U. S. Bureau1 . fin* <l»nce meeting of various specialized pert , . , -----t*ak. - ---------0,6 J*r‘ staff, the pieces of the Jigsaw Robert Tooker. * Miss La Furl I of Public Roods, lhe story re­ Shoebridge came home from son Jvho been exposed fho has not puzz | e are assembled, and a pro ­ mains the same. The use of *’ ” to good M Bdiw.uan education and or hnmr home grgro reCnmmendat'on is made. Pennock Hospital Monday. studded Ures on Michigan’s hlghenvironment during his eartter His performance, thc Job mar­ Bruce Shoctoridge of Middle| ways Is, by law prohibited childhood, and others. Even with ket. what employment oppor­ this fairly new concentrated pro­ tunities are available in hl* home Bhoebridge and children of Has­ gram it is not always possible town, future potential for growth tings were Saturday visitors of to find a solution for every stu­ within a skill' area, status of. his Slate Police Officer lewis O. dent. In some cases tlie findings disability (will it remain the bridge. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brandt of Wayland has been may Indicate that an individual same, reduce or become more Walt and family of Hastings promoted to sergeant. can better be served by another involved >. are all factors consid­ were Bunday vbdtora of Mr. And agency such as a sheltered work­ ered with the result* of evidence Mr:. Richard Shoebridge. shop. hospital, or educational fa­ collected during the six • week Get 'Til Payday Mr. and -Mrs. Marvin Patrick cility. period and family of Irving spent SunThe cost of litter pick-up On entering the student Is told From the view seen through Cditt 30c For Ono Wook along State highways has more why he Is In the program and See “OK Howard than doubled during the last five that much of the results will de­ this microscopic experience, ave­ years, the Bute Highway Com- pend upon his own Initiative and nues are sought that will allow tlie Individual an opportunity to Schrock of Alto were Friday OK HOWARD INVITES YOU TO USE FIREPLACES BUILT OR REPAIRED motivation. As a part of the develop his most maximum po­ LOCAL'S "Thri/ly ftflf” tential. hoene. * Mr. and Mrs. Donald BRICK VENEER - STONE of Al^ Kinds his natural talent* Are. what his ' King of Rockford and her sister capacity for learning 1*. and for No Delay — No Red Tape and husband of Dorr were Bun­ CEMENT WORK Drivawayt - Sidewilki Signature Only what level of training.he is genday visltora at the Charles King Highway Department officials crally suited. BLOCK BASEMENTS Further assessment, reveals his | Call Ahead or Stop In raid increased travel and the capacity for learning, and his | ___________ __________ higher cost of Utter pick-up on 2’/j% par month to $300 to comprehend fact* and AFTER freeways along with norma! in- ability RHONE Information TTirough specialised Monday. Nov. 21—Sloppy joes on 1 ’/* °/o pe' month $300 to $1000 6:00 A.M. (COLLECT) procedure*, his spatial and me- i bun, buttered corn, fruit, bread major reasons for lhe Increase chanlcal aptitudes, reading ablh- and butter, milk. _jn clean-up costa. ty and math grade level are not-1 Tuewiay. Nov. 22 —Chicken ala ed. How well doe* he hear, see, king on snow, buttered peas, understand both the written and apple crisp with topping, bread or spoken word, coordinate and butter, milk. Hie average maximum tempera­ movement* between his hands] Wednesday afternoon, ThursConcrete Blocks and ture In Hastings during August and his eye. perform under pres- day and Friday, Thanksgiving was Bl degrees, according to rec­ sure, carry heavy loads, com-' Vacation. Light-weight Blocks ords • kept at the Fisheries Re­ plete neat and appropriate os------------ •-----------Nathville, Mich. search Institute. The average slgnmenta are some of th* <Ml^r Michigan State soph halfback minimum was 56.1. The highest areas observed Jh (Frank Waters III. son of thc Phone 653-2791 Being unsatisfied with just fte^ Sparta n fullback: of the late temperature was 90 recorded on Aug. 7 with a low of 44 on Aug. 3. results of paper test, the evahi- IMO'*, scored a "touchdown Rainfall totaled 3-21. 26 below ator. Ken Doctor, provides the agalrurt North Carolina State In opportunity for a student to at- 1966 In his first collegiate game. Bumrestive ^Tf a modern day mSuTprograA I* IheMichL gan Rehabilitation In*Utute's GA P Not a code for Another shot In outerspace. O-A-P. stands fur Occupational Adjustment prW(.ram different level*, 'these "Job sampling." may be upholstering “ (oot t%ftog,B specific design as Indented, using a ruler -*nd ba»lc 10 Uyout ,n<1 cut • In “ individual Individual mav may not be able to perform well on a paper and pencil lest, but can and does per­ form belter when doing an ac­ tual Job. During the slx-week period of evaluation Uie student Is also *Mr u" 1 Always in Stock WINDOW SHADES Announcement HASTINGS PAINT and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. ALTO It's Sgt. Brandt Coflttruction Co. PAY DAY LOANS Now Available Litter Pick-Up Costs Double *50 wsowr SPfCIMISTS Hastings School Menu 868-5434 CONCRETE PRODUCTS August Temperature HWED Because they're all-new for '67! HEAT Let .Welton's COMFORT CRAFTSMEN Bring All-New DELMONT 88 Public Value No. I-Oldsmobile's lowest priced, full-size 88! Silent Comfort to your Home! Electric heating comes to your home in many shapes and sizes, all geared to Trend-setting Toronado slyl* • Regular* Control • No wonder Delmont top* th* "most wanted" ll*t«! base-board units, wall or ceiling units, radiant heat . . . we’ll help you choose the best for your home. 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Michigan PENNOCK Halting* Local Finance � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-11-24.pdf a7aa7624a5140edfde7cfdf91ae7bcdf PDF Text Text Raise Your Voice In Thanksgiving The Hastings Banner 111th Yem 24 Poget—3 Section* Hasting*, Michigan, Thursday, November 24, 1966 NUMBER 32 ^ EDITORIALS ' Board Buys Jail Site, Sets April 3 As NevrVote Date It was slightly more than a rather than a dated tone In 1853 as in 1866. the nation was engaged | exaet. tluit President Abraham in costly and bloody warfare Huge' Lincoln pul his signature to the portions of the national resources First National Annual Thanksglv- were being spent on armaments | Ing Proclamation which supple­ and the maintenance of combat mented the acts of the governors forces. Yet. despite this burden, the of Ute various states and thus nation was growing In population., IFest Initiated the trend that was to industry was expanding, the fields make this American rchglou.' fes­ were lush with agricultural pro-' ductlon and algnlficant advance*' tival truly national. Members of the Barry County Board of Supervisors MonIn addition to its significance In were being made in the sciences . 1 the creation of a new American and the arts. The United Stales. <fay voted tn purchase the six acres of land west of the fair­ holiday. Hie Proclamation was burdened with on unwanted war' grounds as the site for a new county jail, and adopted a motion beautiful In its literary expression. ■ was. neverthelisa. In many re-, calling for a special election next April 3 to raise funds to Many of its lines reflected con- spects. favored beyond other area*' finance the project. cepts that appeared the following i of the world. The six acres of land, which includes a home and a business month, in his Immortal Gettysburg j So. in an attempt to define the I building off \V. State Street, was jMirchased for S34.000—$2,000 Supervisors Purchase 6 Acres of Fairgrounds for $31,000; Ask 2-Mill Tax to Finance Jail In many respects, the Proclama- .thanksgiving bi which he urged ifor the Moo up Ior the op. lion covers conditions that exist ■ the Nation to join, president Lin- tion on the property, today, thus giving It a modem. (Continued on Page *) Next April 3—the same date as - -------- • Hastings municipal election— ।— — ’ »’-------------------- ! electors for the fourth time will I is i ,»-.r be asked to finance a new county . . ! Jail As In the past two elections. Orchestra rlail they wiu be asked to approve *; special two-mill tax above the I 15-mlll limitation tor two year* for the project ! The Instrumental music depart­ I menl of the Hastings public schools Jerald J. Wolf of Ypsilantii jus will present a concert in Central ixed valuation. That, with the I wurnuuixu re- United DisAudltortum at 3 pm. on Sunday, announced umc that u the. count Store at 103 W. SUte Street. Dec. 11. Director Arthur Steward, the project, would provide formerly Garey’s Shoppers Haven.: Jr-, has announced more than enough for the । The Seventh tirade Band, the will open lor business Friday at-1 *190.000 project. . Jt, IB „ am. ’ I Junior Hand. Saxon Concert United Discount 3 Bands, Neu- If ith our loved onet around hi, and our jetlive boartl itpretul with plenty, let utt reflect on our blessings; (teloved freedom', beloved friends, and the opportunities to provide ourselves with good things. For this bounty, offer joyful thanks. And with our thanks we offer a prayer for those who are fighting to preserve our God‘given heritage. Barry’s Civil Defense Needs More Help ■ is Coming To Hastings Monday, Dec. H iSonln Name Jarman to Barry Draft Board Need Donors. For Monday’s Store to Open Here Friday Dec. II Concert I blessing to the establishment of . the opening celebration the store : Hring orchestra are lo play. Duane Jarman. 214 E. Shrlner.. '. would feature apeclal prices on I' The program will feature Christ- I a sinking fund and to levying a a Metropolitan Insurance Com- R/nzi/J L'titiir* ' mas music, and there^ will be no I two-mill tax for the jail by a pany representative, ho* been (admission charge. ' I majority of 49 votes, but with-' kihl* l« rnn.ln, in Town* appointed a member of the Bar- ( Blood donors ore sUll needed ------------ •------------(held approval of raising two' Russell Hankins, manager of the ry County Selective S e r v I c e । for the Red Crass clinic to be above the 15-mlll limit*Mr_ RICHARD K. HORN The firm carriea health and Tpivsxcti (T'I to Do'itll mill* Hastings Aren Chamber of Com­ Board He takes the place of for- I hcId from l2 noon until 6 pari, tion by 32 votes. 2548 to 2580. | Ask (amiperal ion I merce. has nnnoiux'ed that the mer Chairman William Schll-. Monday, Nov 28. in the main beauty aids, appliances, household 111 V Co IIH Cl IV UCclllI ' Last Nov. 8 the proposal to I # merchandise, siutioncr). stationery, cameras., cameras. 0 gym yn, at Hastings High School, ucnool, mercruuxysc. _ Of Feopie to Aid ; Retail Division has made arrange- hancck. who resigned Monday 341 g vote out from under the 15-mlll [ V’t‘1 ne tn j menu to open me chruunas aliupi limitation was defeated by 47 I I USU y Ivl Icllld IU Cl»1r»u„ CM Life-Saving Program bping season here on Monday night. their pre-induction physical ex­ Persons without appoint- |v“rc‘ I votes. 5.466 to 5,419. I J , [Dec 5, when Santa Claus comes aminations. Jarman Is assist­ ments may go to the clinic at The store has been redecorated ■ p . rar. I I The vote Monday to purchase ( Xlimutor ant chief of the Hastings-Fire any time, and they may give and is furnished wlUi new fixtures Siiiidny Tile government of the United u> Town at 7 o’clock. the land owned by Mr. and Mr*. VI llcllll iTllIllSlCl States and the government of I There is to be a parade, music, Department blood. However, early ihH week i The United Discount Corpora- ^ul,u“ . J lUgii* zr..o>. Aa Barrigar. a/ur |> Keith 906 IV W State. the State of Mlt-hlgan have gone I floats and randy for the kiddles, th? period between 2:15 and I tion of Rochester. N Y . the owner. ( Underaherlff Underaherlff Gordon Gordon Trick Trick and and ; was 13-4, with two supervisors , I I Xim/lav all-out to provide a Civil DeNewell of the Hastings Floor 3:45 was the most open. |hos 40 stores, including businesses Deputy it Kenneth have Voting against the pro-'llvIC DUIHlcly —n.,h Granala h.v» ab^nL fensc program for the people of1 covering Is chairman for the The clinic will be prepared to 1,1 NU“' n*’'10*' Oowsgluc. investigating the death of posal were Supervisors Victor1 Barry County, and the people of event I . V . 7... ”, Tu.... I Adrian Ynsllantl. Muskegon, r-,ov * rinllln. an R4 Rattle Eckardt of Woodland Township. .MJ1I(R^ "Ld p. Barry are being called to coop- | Retoll atores are to be open from Menrie nf Castleton Wai-1 Pittsburgh, ------------ ------------------; Creek, who was round aeuo oi a dea^oV ‘I ; wnczeii EXIMS ’ rJTA ’E Pa. has accepted crate for their own protect’on. 0 0 pm Monday .Dec. 5. Purl Huron. I gunshot wound about 9 pm । William Barr. Barry's Civil De- alul aU weekduys until Saturday, Hoffman of I' Hastings Pr”byt*rUn chureh I Tlie corporation wli formed Sunday. Nov 20. in a ditch on- Hoffman of Carlton Carlton Township Township fensc director, said thin week. 24 when the glorts wtll close Absent were Mayor Franklin1 mure than 15 years ago and nav the Miller Road otxiut 3 10 of i Barry County—and esfleelal- nt 5:30 prat for Christmas Eve I enjoyed rapid growth in New York | mile south of the Harvard Road C. Beckwith of Hastings and ly Hastings — needs shelter , Manager Hankins declared that Roy NofTke of Thornapple laiiu Pennsylvania, us" well as In Hope Township. managers, radiation fall-out (store owners and managers have Funeral Services for Eduard Me- I Michigan. | Mr. Collin*1 body was found At Monday's meeting the supKlbbln. 86, R3 Middleville, who * ’ -* ’ »*' “ ■**"* monitors and persons who can 'wonderful quality merchandise at Mr. and Mrs. Horn are gradu­ died Saturday morning. Nov. 19. j ■ J 0 Zi .1 "I • provide self-help firat aid In i competitive prices. scssmenta of property for lax ates of Grove City College tn case of emergencies.. . . *| Parking is available and Han- at the Barry County Medical Faa kt magnum rifle in the right Pennsylvania Lost Spring Rich­ Harr declared that there art -Jins Invites everyone to shop In cillty. were to be held at 1-30 pjn.’j temple. true cash value. They voted 13-3 ard was graduated from Pitts­ this Tuesday at the Leonard-]. In an historic decree anmany people trained to meet Bastings to enjoy the holiday deco­ The body was found by his। to Include tn the next tax state­ burgh Theological Seminary His emergencies. but more are nwd- 'rations and the convenience of Osgood Funeral Home with thclnounced Friday night, Nov. 18, step-father. Harold A. KlUhlc.> ments a note Informing property first responsibility al the Hus­ Rev. Floyd Nagel officiating with [ the National Conference of ed. especially in view of the Hastings' friendly stores .... Hl — Delton — owners of the Zoning Comm is- tings church *111 be for the burial in the Yankee Sprites I Catholic Bishops released the I A post - mortem examination SiOn antj pi*t board for educa- Christian education program world, situation. I ------------ •------------Cemetery. Nation's 45 million Catliolici ■ was performed Monday. -• Director Barr naked for the st I) J P tlonal' -----------purposes. Beyond that he will assist the Mr. McKibbin had been at the (from mandatory Friday absllMr Collins was bom on May cooperation of all organlxations, y Hfl KrunV nt The salary committee ts to pastor In the general ministry such as veterans groups, the Ro- ’ J Medical Facility for 14 months nence on most Fridays of the 13. 1936. in Battle Creek, the son study u recommendation from The National Commission on of Henry and Vivian iConant) the Friend of the Court Com­ of the church. prior to his death. His wife. -----tary. Klwonls. Lions. Exchange. »r a •** yy. The Service of Ordination Safety Education of the Nation­ , Collins. He was married to Iris mittee of Floyd Craig. R. E. Ly­ Abbj. la a patient there. | „ 1957. tn Mllic He was bora In Hope Township 2—the first Friday of Advent— al Education Association an- alairB Columbus and other lodges.; Stairs on on ftJBy May 19. Battle ons and Olcnna Weber 'n which lasl „lx yfars he a legal counsel for the Prlend of on June 5. 1870. the aon of John but alhee tn most dioceses the nounced today that Uie Hastings church and farm groups and all employed at the K<1- the Court would be paid *4500 and Caroline <Masden> McKibbin.; no-meat rule b lifted on the Public Schools U one of about, had others to make Barry County's i 8.500 secondary schools enrolled logg Company plant He married Abby Potter of Yankee • Civil Defense program even bet­ annually The resolution stated In addition to hi. his wife, he Is ihat Circuit Judge Archie D. Mc­ ter than it Is. Funeral services for Von L. Spring* on Feb. 2. 1896 U.S. Catholics may Join fellow in the 1966-67 National Student Participants will Include the "We have had n complete sur­ I Brady. 62. Nashville, who died survived by three children. John. Donald had recommended the Rev Nicholas T. Kelxer, pastor churchmen tn France. Italy Traffic Safety Program. Participating acbool* rwpre- 9; Bonnie. 8. and iris Ann. 4. all new poet and that Garold Mah­ vey of our facilities made by the Sunday nt Pennock Hospital, Yankee Springs Township. He of North Church. Lansing, and at home; a half-sister. Mrs Rog­ ler. now Investigator for the Moderator of Presbytery; the Federal government, and now we were held Tuesday at 2 pm. at was a former Yankee Springs next Friday. Township road commissioner. District of Columbia. er K. Wellman. R5 Hustings: two need managers for these cotn- the Vogt Funeral Home. Friend of the Court, be appolnlThe Catholic law of abstinence Rev William F Burd, pastor of In addition to his wife, he is was removed for Friday. Nov. 25. The American Oil Foundation. -----------brothers. --------Rodney Collins and, cd Friend of the Court and Atty rr'tnlly shelters." Burr explained. The Rev. Glenn Bingham of­ ------------------First Presbvterian Church. Hol­ I Chrysler Corporation. Firestone Fred Collins. R1 Delton; two l. e. Barnett be named legal land, and Stated Clerk of Pres­ ficiated and burial was in Lake­ survived by n son. Melvin of Way­ in this diocese. members of each family should view Cemetery. land; a daughter. Mrs. Edna Tire and Rubber Company and half-brothers, George Ritchie. R1 Attv. Barnett is now the bytery. and the Rev Willard H. Brown of Hickory Corners, eight the Ford Fund contribute to the Delur 1 vnnn - ' • i “ 7 1- Fr'cn-1 o* the Court. Curtis, pastor of^the Hastings Pope Nicholas I (858-867>. But grandchildren; 17 great grand ­ health, bat had been working. The cctlo.n. If approved hy the Presbyterian Church. help program, and many more program* operation through fi­ ton; three sUp-'uii'.hers. Kenmonitors for radiation fall-out He was hospitalized only one children; one great, great grand­ Friday dates from the early days nancial grants. neth Ritchie, R2 Bellevue; Ly.c sup*rvl-c.‘S. wcnM be eff ct • All Interested persons are In­ child. and a sister, Mrs. Mabel of Christianity as a day set aside The basic program of the Na­ Ritchie. R4 Battle Creek, and ; jan. 1. 1967. providing Mahler u vited to this service of worship. for acts of mortification and Persons willing to participate j .... Clair Ritchie. Owosso; his mo- j appointed Friend of the Court It wtll'be followed bv a reception An — employee of the Hastings Ritchie of Nashville penance in memory of Christ's tional Commission on Safety ther, Mrs. Harold (Vivian) Rlt-; by the governor may contact Director Barr Mfg. Company for the past three Education, of which NCTSP Is a for Mr. and Mr*. Horn. suffering and death chle. Rl Delton, and his slep— - -abstract - ------------- office —--------through the sheriff's department । years, he was born In Nashville The report I nr Chief nt Run- "" ■ son nf The bishops, according to the from the Automotive Safety father. showed a b- la nee of *1.011 42 for | or of Pnlirn Police Rlrhnrd Richard Sunon Feb OS 28. 1OTU 1804. a of Lannes news report, said they lifted the Foundation. This represents the lor at the City Hull. They may and Elisabeth (Larkin) Brady October with 170 order*. Receipts ------------ •-----------ban to permit UB. Catholics eighth year of continuous NST6P i MT contact Set David Wood of the On Dee. 15. 1933, he married . totaled *3562 62 and expenses | pi f freedom of choice in observing sheriff's department for radio­ Helen Austin In Angola. Ind 1*2 551 20. The balance for Octo-! Jimmy E. Gardner. 7-month- personal penance. But they raid «*iv‘iy_________ _ ______ _ logical monitor and may contact ' ber. 1963. was *673 30. In addition to his-wife, he is ...... ..... L_.__ ----- ...... w Clarence J. Cheney of Hickory survived by a sister. Mrs. Boyd old son of Judy Gardner. R2 they still "give first place high school groups &* they devote Hastings, died of asphyxiation abstinence from flesh meat." Corners for Information on shel­ (Luellai Olsen of Nashville. their energies toward a critical due to a bronchial condition ter managers. Monday afternoon at the resi­ Director Bony ■> ». Bair" and —J Chief °Sun— — well-being of our ciliums Edu- C .la Vg*rJig)t dence at 4630 Fighter Road. Un­ lor Monday vftre In Lansing to I O EFCCi New colors al all level* hall the ac-jOUll T €1(1161 dersheriff Gordon Trick reported. Mrs Beatrice M Fisher, director meet with State and Regional DL«_. -a tlvity os an outstanding example j shelter planners Phon® UUlldmgS Ot of the Barry County Department of involving youth In a serious ।I A Barry County Circuit Court of Social Services, announces that jury deliberated about one hour -------- •—(Delton, Pine Lake community endeavor. I and forty-five minutes Friday Donald A. Morris, manager of Tlftrrv------------------- TflY Clarence Donovan, manager of hi* bed. apparently suffocated i Dtirry amt 5 1 jlhe Barry County Telephone from a blanket. Funeral services for William Secondary-School Principal* before bringing In a verdict of Special Programs at The Univer­ able to the blind with the ap­ pointment of an area rehabilita­ When Trick arrived, he dis-1 M. Lott of Elmdale, a life-long includes the NSTSF on its ap­ < 'no cause for action" In the suits sity of Michigan since May. 1964. tion counselor. Donald J Behlchtel. Sales tax collections In Barry Company, has announced that I against Hilbert and Lois Van- Is scheduled to speak at the Hastn September totaled *112598 05 Wagner-Flook Builders of Bat- covered a faint pulse and Im­ resident of the Bowne area, were proved Hat of second school ac- I DerMolen. 803 S Young Street. t'ngs Kiwanls Club's noon lun­ from 548 returns That Included tie Creek had been given the mediately gave mouth-to-mouth to be held at 1 30 pm this Wed­ llvillrv 1 brought by Stephen C Garrett. I Drought oy atepnen c uarreu. cheon Wednesday Nov 30 He nesday at tlie Pickens Chapel nt *12,935 from building material contract to erect a central office resuscitation Such service lias been and will was managing editor of The Underaherlff Trick continued Clarksville with burial in the rales. *5.458 from general mer- building al Delton and Pine Lake University of Michigan News continue to be an Imjxirtant pert W Clinton. attempting to revive the infant, Bowne Mcnnonite Cemetery chandise, *45.633 from food. *24.- j for expansion of the company. nxnmlssion They Include guide- " vote waa io-’ Service from July. 1962. to April of the Michigan State Department The is for *40.880. and at one point had him taking 379 from automotive rales. ,2.400 -rv ’- contract <• line* for student group, and *ug9iephen ua_, about lhrTe and 1964 of Social Service program avail­ The Delton structure will be several breaths by himself How­ day al Butterworth HusplUI in gitR appropriate typ* of pro- one4,alf yeare «,)<) uhcn he enfrom apparel. *3.038 from furni­ Prior to Joinin* the I'nlver- able through the local county of­ ture. *8,075 from miscellaneous an addition tn the present build­ ever. shortly before a physician Jects and activitlo*. Aa^a result tered lJ1(, VanDcrMoten home fice. Mrs. Fisher said. retail, and *10.677 from non- ing and the one al Pine Lake arrived, the baby npparenQy admittance. I of student-centered efforts many' and got his right hand caught in rrtail Use lax collections were will be adjacent to the present died. ' ere experiencing He was a retired farmer and communities a 1926 mangle Mrs VanDerreha'-llltatlon as well as nonServices were to be nvlcl nt 11 present building. *9.199 87. (real Ix-lt ~ publicity and installa- Moien' was having coffee with frem Derrmber. I960 through voevt tonal aid* J a.m this Wednesday at jhe Glrr- former Bowne Township rupei 1 tion campaigns Citizens lake Stephens mother, at the Garrett JunF. 1962. With the added counselor, more bach Funeral Home with the ftom 1852 through Mr given to Improving „.. time 1960. can be He is survived by a daughter not? of youth as they survey home at that time Rev. Russell Houseman officiat­ The plaintiff asked damages of Morris was on the editorial de- those service*, and to a widening Mrs Lorna McClure of Kokomo. traffic hazards and congestion ing. Communitj* - wide vehicle safety In addition to his mother, he Ind . a son. Roger of Grand Rap­ checks are conducted in addition *25.000 and *1.63990 in medical portment staff of the Detroit of the scope of services, as well as Times and served as the paper’s to the number of persons served, expenses. is survived by his maternal ids. and six grandchildren. 'bits of yesterday”.... to a variety of other activities tnber* of the Jury included education writer from 1957. It Is believed that there may grandparents, Mr and Mrs । In the Spring, participating Woods, Assyria; Hubert through i960 ba blind persons In the comHarold Dennison of Grand Rap­ rom tbe schools will submit reports of Hunt. Baltimore. Kenneth As-j He ----—, munity who are not aware of the has------------earned a — BA ... from Ids. | their activities to the review of pinall. Carlton; Glen Slocum and Wayne State University and a available services. Wiliam Ellis. Hastings City, ftar- master of public administration — filet — Anyone who vknows of a blind i Hunters In the lower part of educator committee* m each State. Outstanding programs will old Ritchie. Orangeville; James degree from The University of । person is urged to contact the the Lower Peninsula were with­ be recognized nationally with Zosadll. Yankee Springs; Gar- ’ Michigan । Department of Social Service*. 107 out snow for Saturday's open- the awarding of plaques qnd ner W.XJreenman. Barry; Vlr-1 —— *-----------N Broadway, to arrange an apI rag Ing or of uie the aeer deer season, out but rne the i grata Sherry. Hastings Town- o . z,... ; pointmenl with Behlchtel, who will Mrs. Inex Leavell of 736 W.! weather was cold with the m-- certificates. •hip; WlUU Holliday, Hope. Elncx SCIUOr IxltlZeilS be available on a regularly achedGrand Street b the winner of'cury new climbing above 35. e . . ... .. I Beck. Prairieville, and I The M-43 route v I a North • next week to model for Soks .. — . .. -- — ; according to record* at the Ftsh- deptember Weother Jars tier, Yankee Spring*. Mrs Fisher emphasized that Fifth Avenue In London. Broadway to Woodland was of- ~"" jeries Research Station here Of-A-Klnd" contest. eligibility far the services Is based Hastings had an average maxi-1 “ tidally open on Wednesday. The " Senior Citlxcns of the Hastings The temperature dropped be­ improved new highway, com­ The F.F.A. boy* of Nashville. Choir low freezing Saturday night and mum temperature of 732 and an In ... College — commun.ty will meet Monday. fined as legal blindness and docs average minimum temperature pleted at a cost of ,470.627.97 hit a low of 19 on Sunday eve ­ Sandra Allerding. daughter of Nov 28. at the Union Hall on Mrs. Leavell was grateful for .... --- . aS • of 455 during September, ac­ Mr and Mr* Arthur Allerding of Woodland Avenue for the usual Eaton testing aaanclallon. are to her good fortune, explaining that, nlng. cording to records kept at the and Little Thornapple bridges do the testing of milk for the she had been III and had not, The temperatures: Hastings Fisheries Research Sta­ 435 W Clinton Street, has been! carry-In picnic dinner at one which came to 1159,20692 ad­ association the service* of offl- been able to work after being Date High Low Precip. appointed to membership in the1 o'clock and social hour. ship* In college, job training, ootion. The highest temperature ditional. 61 50 .14 Rain employed for seven years tn the Nov. A Cappella Choir at Manchester The program will be the one that month was 87 recorded on der direction of Bernard Allen, kitchen at Pennock Hospital. Nov. t.... 60 *1 1.11 Kain College, Manchester. Ind. Sandra originally planned tor last agricultural teacher of the Nash­ ----------------------------eje_ manth. but which was postponed. 37 .*4 Kain She said she used some of the Nov. 10.... 61 Is a sophomore majoring end distribution of recorded ma­ recorded on the 26th. The area get a deer. OarreU McPrake ville-Kellogg School. 1 The Rev Don Oury will show terial, better known as the Talkmoney to pay bills, and with received 132 inches of rainfall. mentary education. shot a six-point buck two miles’ .92 Bain what Is left is to leave sometime 138 oft the normal amount. north of Prairieville at 7:3O-a.m. ■ visit to Italy. after Dec. 9 for San Jose. Calif , Lights are being Installed this to vtsit^a son. Dennis Campbell. | Br ng your own table service. Thanksgiving Emma, bagged , a six-pointer In week on Uie city's parking lot on Another son. Navy Chief Vincent OAR Good Citizen At Woodland Ringo -Swlngo Square Danee If those who are without transCampbel), now In Japan, is due Nov. 16. Sharon Dobson of Wayland | Ths Woodland Township Mln- portaUon will call President Bay dub meets Saturday. Nov. M. at to return lo the Slates and she I Nov. 17. next day. will see him too. I Nov. 18. hion High School has bean been givgiv- ---------laUrtal-------------AseodaUon Is sponsoring Union „----------------------. Wolfe, someone will pick you Up. en the DAR Good .Citizen Award, la Thanksgiving aervice WedneeWendell Abbott of Stockbridge, Mr*. Rush (Mildred) Stidham. Nov. 18. 3375 N. Broadway, recently won I Nov. N. BACKWARD GLANCES, She la the daughter of Mr. and day, Nov. 23. a* a pm. a* the ■ Mm. William Dobson, Wayland. Woodland Church of Brethren. |«>£> Of Man hmnd Edw. McKibbin Dies Saturday at °llfct ”Plnu • b1ood~n hour Medical Facility ??hoPs Li!‘ Heat Ban for LdtUOUCS Hastings Schools Join in Traffic ! Safety Program Nashville Dies Here Sunday Baby Succumbs Of Asphyxiation No Cause tor Action Damage Hear V-M Special Programs Man Retired Bowne Farmer Dies backward glances | The Weather | Hastings Woman Wins $1,000 K Meet Monday Barry Now Has Counselor for Blind in Area �Trefoil Proves Successful in Eastern U.P. HANKSGIV1NG oounuea agrlcul- ZEELANDER BRAND TURKEYS around Pickford. Rudyford and Sauli ate. Marie. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED—GRADE 'A'-OViN READY proteia forage. HEN TURKEYS ">Oc ”*vt^ U.S.D.A. INSPECTED—GRADE 'A'-OVEN READY TOM TURKEYS -.asr Mlchlgan Stale University, aaya crops autboritto are encouraged SPARTAN BACON REGULAR SWIFT PREMIUM11 TO 14 lb. AVERAGE E PROTEN Between 1853 and 1959 Mlch- research in the Chippewa Coun­ ty art* and found the birdsfoot trefoil could be readily ratal)foltowing stcpn: <» diac and liarrow immediately and (41 fertilize and seed with trefoil. BEEF SALE! By Mrs. Orlie VanSyckle >1 CMwiMa Ph«4 7Str*SSV The Briggs WSCS will meet Dec. 1 for dinner and. business meeting. The dinner commit^o will be Mrs Oral Miller, Mra. | Howard Cole. Mra. William 6cymour. * The Pleasant view Ex- 1 tension group will meet Nov. 29 at 1 pm. with Mra. Ortie VanSyckle. * Haney OUlaspie Is and Mr*. Dale Conklin visited Mr*. Ft*d Rhoades at Bryan, Ohlq, Sunday. Nov. 13. * Clar­ ence Cafcpbell came home AS WE SEE IT TLB. PKG. HAROLD AND THROUGH GROUND BEEF or 29‘ M9‘ COUNTRY FREJH.... ONE HALF PINT CTN. 79 4r 59‘ GOLD CARD ONBHALF GAL. CTN. 50 39 5ft. WITH COUPON AT RIGHT LIMIT V> GAL ntlvi’ GAME NO. FIFTEEN 2 14 20 COUNTRY LANE or Uw family station wagon. PKG. COFFEE 29c ■ W ■ g THE WOODS ICE CREAM ROLL coupon MLOW ^CRISCO^ FLOUR J s 89‘ VANILLA BATHROOM TISSUE GOLD “ID MEDAL AU FLAVORS 3-OZ. WT. PKG. grandmother more than likely lived on a farm near­ by and transportation was slower. though sure and safe. Now grandmother prob­ ably lives in a retirement apartment or a penthouse ■ > WITH ANY T-LB. BRAND SHORTENING WT. PKG. ... to grandmother’s house we go! Three are the words lo a familiar Tinnksglvlng NORTHERN 1 QC 4W" X 4'y IO1 pkg. KRAFT MAYONNAISE NESTLES MORSELS b-Ol. ROYAL GELATIN CAN With a 3-lb. Pkg. or Mora All Beef HAMBURG ALL FAVORS1-OT. 14XJZ. CAN LIMIT 1-PKO. REDEEM COUPONS No. 1 & 2... GET 150 FREE GREEN STAMPS s 39 10* FRESH FROZEN SQUASH PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 31- A CUT FROZEN HARD ROLLS HAWAIIAN PUNCH OVER THE RIVER A WHOLE > 14b., 5-ox. Buyer MOS MOZEN mo. or 11 — 59‘ RING BOLOGNA SUGARY SAM YAMS OVEN FRESH STUFFING BREAD-27c ' WHIPPING CREAM 14B. PKG. SPARTAN WITH A S10.00 OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE WELL TRIMMED—SHORT CUT Cranberries Grapes SLICED AVERAGE DUTCH MAID TOM TURKEY 89‘ RIB STEAK 89 T-BONE STEAK 99‘ SIRLION STEAK SPARTANT2-OX. WT. PKG. Lacey young turkey M OR THICK K) to 144b. J fV U.S.D.A. INSPECTEDOVEN READY19 TO 22 lb. AVE. RNI FOR MOILING DELICIOUS 49- BUTTERBALL HEN TURKEY SWIFT'S PREMIUM County that could go fate thia legume crop and be used for breetock production. He aeaa the - 34 40 EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES GAL. COUNTRY FRESH 2% MILK CTN. 79 GAL. COUNTRY FRESH ICE MILK CTN. 89 lV«-tb. WHITE BREAD£"'XTL, . Loef 5 JI 5J1 SPARTAN MARGARINE QUARTERS INSTANT BREAKFAST ALL FLAVORS wf. pig, 68 38 FROZEN DINNERS GOLD CARD I-SPARTAN'X PICKLES- 8 10 12 22 28_ 30 32 NUMBERS TO PLAY Chokoof 1 56 58 60 62 68 J 70 72 74 80 82 84. \86 88 90 100. 42 5BM9‘ 48 DtLSUCK SWEH CRUNCHY CHFS PLAIN DAL GERKINS KOSHER DU. GERKINS AND SWHT R&KH GET DOUJIE^Kps ' EVERY WEDNESDAY! Shopping COUNTRY IAMI-V1 GAL CTN. VANILLA ,O{ ICE CREAM J7 NORTHERN , Bathroom Tissue 19‘ LIMIT 1 MCG. WITH THIS COUPON 1 *MUtTAH\ 1 PHONE WI.»- ChEflAI DOUBLEGREEN STAMPS THIS LJw»l TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY NOV. 22 & J 23 �No One Injured In Bus-Car Mishap Freeport drew Brant home * Mr. and Mrs Mike Hawthorne and children of Hastings were Sunday visitors of By Wrs. Syloan Tagg No one was Injured in a mis­ U» 8..«fc St. 7SJ-J211 hap Involving a Lakewood School POUND—Soy's Mcycle with bosbus and an automobile driven by Mr. and Mra. Arthur Clinton Blough and family and Mra. Greta James K. Roberta. 16. of Lake visited their aunt. Mrs. Elsie Ca- Blough were Sunday visitors of Mr. West of Woodland. Call 387­ 3282. 11/M Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Wyomln*. port. Mrs. Glenn Clinton. * Mr. and Mra. Wayne Taggart and family Howard of St. Francisville. Hl. were Invited Civil Air Patrol Arthur Clinton. * Mr and Mrs Roberta, driving a 1966 Ford, Ronald Crites and daughter of hit the left front of the bus He Jackson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crites. lion. ' Mr. and Mra. Dale Dukes and In the report on the Nav ' 1 sons. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kyser accident — 7——- Involving a Hastings ‘and uxuuiy Denny nruu.on Brunton apciii spent uie the school bus .and two other cars, weekend at the Dukes' cabin at The Banner story said the school i Temple. Dale Dukes and son, bus had hit the bock of a car j Marty. Mr Kyser and Danny all drl’*n by Clarence Gilding of brought home a deer. * Mr. and Hastings, driving Uun car into | Mra. Jerry Posthumu.1 and family the path of a southbound car on 0f Alto and George Tagg of Mld^USt “K*111 of Hastings. The (Uevllle were Sunday visitors of °lldln* CBr, nOtM,nto Mr and Mrs Merton Mesecar * !5,.^.bM^S'0UU’b0.'Lnd C*r'IMr. and Mra George Faunce “I?* ‘T"' hH mother. Mra. C. A. vehicle Ule P*th °f th#t Founce- *l Nashville Saturday. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Is 25 Years Old Thursday. Dec. 1. marks the 25th anniversary of the found­ ing of Civil Air Patrol. The more than 100 units In Michigan Wing C.A.P. have re­ ceived a copy of a proclamation, signed by President Lyndon Johnson, designating Dec. 1 as National Civil Air Patrol Day and colling upon "all of our anniversary of the Civil Air Pa­ trol." West Woodland ■ D Woodland Jv Mr». Glendon C.tirtii > W. Brw4«»T 567-3313 Mrs. Richard Allen and family were Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hewitt and family of Bay City and Mra. Louise Wilkins of Mt. Clemens. Mra. Lulu Allen. Richard's molher, will spend the Thanksgiv­ ing weekend in Lansing with her daughter, Mr. and Mra. George Love. * Mra. Evelyn Payne, Bruce and Debbie of Delton were Wednesday visitors with Mra. Olendon Curtis and children. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Winkworth of Toronto. Canada, were house­ guests from Tuesday to Satur­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKlmmy. * and Mrs. Steve Carter and girls spent the week­ end In Peoria. II)., with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phinney. They enjoyed an early Thanksgiving dinner with the family. They also visited their friends. Mr. and Mra. John Began, in Chicago. Word was received of the death of Mra. Louis Schmidt In Friday from a week’s hunting trip in th* UP. There were seven In the group and Jhev brought home one deer. There will be many hunters tn the local area hunting dr»r They are getting very plentltul here now The fathers and sons of the Methodist Church enjoyed a banquet Monday. The ladles of Private Gregory A. Burd, 18, the church served a delicious ,eon of Mr. and Mra Donald C Swiss steak supper Following the Burd. 8596 Acorn St.. Alto, com­ supper a Michigan State police- ,pleted an automotive course al man gave u talk and demon- ' strated mouth to mouth rcsusci- ।Knox. Ky.. Nov. 18. During the tation Tlie entire group cnJoyed singing before dismLssing. ed to maintain and repair fuel Mrs Rhoda Bawdy returned to and electrical systems, engines, the Herald Classic home Satur­ transmission and chassis units of day for a few weelp. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs Leon the Army's armored vehicles. Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs. Robert | A.'2c Stephen Cn-r has retumAustin Mrs. Galen Kilmer and । cl to Denver, Colo. after a leave children were also w e e k e n d | spcnt at the home of his par­ guests with her parents while ienU. the Al Carrs. Steve ta In Galen ... was among .h. the deer ..hunt n.tao ..... ..­ (he Arniamenl Weapons Pro­ ers in the north. Other hunters pram iCnd hta address is in the group were Lyle Sand­ A/2c Stephen Carr brook. Marvin Classic and Har­ AF168M189 Box B473-3422 SL old Brown They have relumed home now with no deer. That will leave ’them free to hunt I Here's a new address: with others In the local woods. ASC David E. Purdy AF 16889376 2001 Comm. Sqdn.. Box 1887 Mail Call News Notes Jody Faunce spent the weekend By Victor Sitton ▲ • J lwlU1 hU Mr- nnd Mr»167-1181 Automobile Kuined George Faunce. He returned to hla >1 WmSUM Thanksgiving will be a busy Gordon M. Lyttle. 24. R1 Dow- base Sunday. Miss Joan Rasenburg ling, was treated for bruises af-,of Alto accompanied the Faunces and happy day In most homes. ter he lost control of his car to the airport * Mrs. C. A Faunce Well all have too much to eat about 2 am Saturday on a sharp of Bentley is spending a (cw days But we wonder how many of our curve of lhe Hutchinson Road with her son'. Mr. and Mra Georgb readers will take time to really give thank* for our many bless­ near the Cole Road In Bedford Faunce. ♦ Mrs Betty Golden and ings. As we think for a moment Township. The car Strack three Mrs George Faunce were In Grand of our boys in Vietnam and all trees, and the left side was Rapids Wednesday * Mra. A. B. the other people there who live sheared off. Stevenson of Grand Rapids was In constant danger and fear, day and admitted to the hospital !a Sunday vl’ltor of her mother# hungry, sick and sad; of all the where she passed away Saturday Mr. and Mra Tony Hein and'Mra Elnora Whitney. other trouble spots in Ute world morning. Funeral services were daughtera will spend ThankxglvMrv Mlna Wleland accompanied held In Coldwater Tuesday. Our ing In Chicago with relatives and Mra. Karyl Uvlngston of Pinhook away; of the thousands who are sympathy Is extended to Mr. friends. lo Hastings last Monday. ♦ Mr. hungry, cold and sick, and no Schmidt and the family. and Mra Jim Vandcrwood and on^ lo relieve their suffering: Glendon Curtis returned home boys were Tuesday supper guests haven't we a multitude of things lot her mother. Mrs. Mina Wieland. to be thankful for? No matter ' * Mrs. Ruth Deweerd of South how busy you are. won’t you take ' Freeport and Mrs. Mina Wieland just a moment right now and attended the Jolly Workers Club bow your head and say. 'Thank I at the home of Mrs. Mabel Cook of you. Lord?" It seems that is the Pinhook last Friday. very least we could do. And you । Mrs. Mina Wieland was a Sat­ will feel better for doing IL . urday overnight guest at the Paul 'crumbsck home nt Harris Creek. Parents of three sophomores ISundnv she. with Mr. and Mrs attending Spring Arbor College I Earl Poslhumux. enjoyed dinner at are looking forward to having ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W I Scxslons near Ionia * Sunday their daughters home for a four4 luncheon im«h of Mr. and Mrs. day vacation They are Peggy 'Tim Kidder were Mr and Mrs. Clark, daughter of Rev. and Mrs I Gerald Durkee and family, local, Olson Clark of Hastings; Lois and ...... Mta.......... Wendy Durbin—of. CoatsI Barnum, I ...... --------------daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur । Mrs Floyd Barnum of Stoney '1 Grove. * Mr and Mra iDve.of.Lake Odessa were .Sunday Point, and Nyla Jo Darby, vlxitors nf Mr and Mra Jav Wing, j daughter of Mr and Mra Rich 1 Mra Burdett Timm of Yankee urd Darby, of Coats Grove. * Mr. Borings was a Friday lunch guest | and Mrs Brandon Shade arc the nf her mother. Mr and Mrs Jay parents of n 17-month-old son. Wing Mrs Elwood Mesecar and'Daniel, who arrived Saturday. doughD-wan of InBante were Siturday The Shades also have ter. Congratulations! cnllers of Mr. and Mrs Wing. Ira Scudder was ill over the Mr. and Mra. An Clinton were Turadnv suoprr eurats of Mr. and weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mra. David Rcieler to celebrate Roush and children of South little Stavfiev’s ,blrthdav. ♦ Albert Hastings were Sunday-preO-^en of Morganl Ron Owen of Thanksglving dinner guests of Middleville. Tom Owen and Ben her parents. Mr. and Mra. Victor Christie, local, left ’ Friday for Sisson. hunting near Evart. Doug Brovont The young people of the Coats areomnanleri them f»r the week­ Grove Christian Endeavor made end and returned Sunday night. their annual visit to the sick, *' Mr. and Mra. Adrian Farr of shut-ins, and underprivileged of Crockery Lnke were Sunday vl'l- the community last Saturday. toh of Mr and Mra. Charles Gibbs They delivered three ThankigivMr. and Mra Jerry Pmthumus | boxes and four carnations, and famllv of Alto were Ssturdav I They had Kripture reading and vlritora of Mr and Mrs BUI ln.«chJ’°‘™LrUJUd„* Blough. * Mr. and Mrs Milton Mr and Mra Fred Geiger Sr.. Bu-hler entertained the Izft-Over •"<! the taUcrs cousin. Ray Ha«gerly of Club Saturday al their home ............. . Hastings, were Sunday Guests were Mr and Mrs Aaron dinner guests, of the former's (HUI.ITY Gronewold. Mr. and Mrs Jim WU- daughter and family, the Elwln 'hms and Mr. and Mrs. Robert DIAMONDS Blough. * Mrs Don Walton of St. pre-Thanksgivlng observance and Johns snenl Saturday with Mra. also celebrated the birthdays of Flawless, pure white, per* Messrs. Geiger and Haggerty. Claud Walton. feclly cut ... the center Claud Walton. Don Walton. Bob j diamond of every Keepsake Walton and Ted Walton returned' engagement ring. It’s the home from deer hunting Sunday, one gem you can buy with without any luck * Mr and Mra. Claud Walton and daughter. Mra confidence. Dorothy Campbel), expect lo spend Thanksgiving with -Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton of Clio. ♦ Mr and Mra. Lyle Whltnev of Lansing and Mr. and Mra. Max Whitney of Grand Ledge were recent visitors CLIP THIS COUPON of their mother. Mra. Elnora Whitney and the city will have a man at Good for Mrs Olenn Brovant of Bowne the apace Saturday evenings to was dinner guest ...— a - Tuesday -......... , ..... - „ ----- of -- , hrln put A Wic nark thr UM.. rar» ' 0/ OFF ON ANT Mrs Sylvan Tagg. * Mrs Dan। ... /0 DIAMOND Postma entertained the Jolly .... tnr Seniors Community Club Thura- _ w?K Put In our day. * Mrs 8)1 van Tagg areomR»n nanlcd Mr and Mrs. Clair Clum Loy-Awoy Until to Coldwater Sunday where they visited Ruth Tagg and Robert Monday Allen Prentice Dec. 1. 1966 Clum came home to spend Thanks­ giving week -'-quad assisted by Frank Keller, Mr. Rldurd VmWUlr of K.Iamaxoo and her daughter. Mra. „ Yertr. Patrick C. Richard Bini and daughters were Chamberlain. Ray Semens, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and . J*yry Dunn. D«Vaulk FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLYI Mrs. O. H James of Shelp Lake.' ?** , Herman Hauer, ♦ Mrs. Richard VendevlUe of 8terlln8 Rogers, Art Keeler. Burl Kalamazoo is spending the week Hlalng. George Carpenter. Ernest Dependable Jeweler with her daughter. Mra. Richard Batasman. Stuart Clement, Ray On Monday prices go bocl up again! Even at regular Bird of Irving They attended a Rrw“v v ’ n“* prices, these coats are amazing buys. And now just 122 W. State St. banquet at the Columbia Hotel In for Friday end Saturday, Penney’s gives you even n-ore Kalamazoo Monday. Established 1931 Kenneth Steckle of East Lansing for your money. R>ch all wools bubbly boudes. lux­ John Qualfe of this city, al­ urious meltons, sturdy, long-wearing, blends - sol ris. though 84 years old. during the tweeds, plo ds' la. sh natural mink collars. nCturol past season raised and sold seven bushels of tomatoes, a quantity Huffy bleached raccoon, deep-rored dyed '_______ e (k Births at Pennock The John Clarys were in Lan-1 THE HASTINGS BANNER—J ’ing Thursday to attend the fuThnrvday, November 24. IMA neral services for Grand Ledge '— j kill U In s traffic accident. Dr. and Mrs William Helrigel and the Richard'■'Shuv.ers were in Batik* Creek Monday | evening lo attend a dinner meeting of lhe Michigan Chllthen's Aid and Family Counsel| ing Services. Find Driver Guilty A Municipal Court jury found James M Baggett. Irvin*, guilty Saturday Junge E Barnett ordered him to .pay . a fine of 140 plus IS 70 eourt costa. The incident occurred last Aug. 14. Watch for Things to Happen at PLEASANT POINT Restaurant and Motel IM-43 and 371 Telephone Ahead for a <9842 M. A. Finite Is on duly Vietnam. His address is: Luncheon Reservation and Save Time 945-4015, FPO San Franctaco. Calif. 38602 Ask for Earl For Banner Classified Ads Coll WI 5-3481 FRIDAY and SATURDAY IN HAST HASTINGS eniwus STARTING MONDAY Dec. 5th PENNEYS will be Open 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. Every Day until Christmas More About Let Penney’s be your Santa PRICES REDUCED on blankets thru Saturday! Wrap up gift savings now! Backward Glances W our $40 and *45 coats Plush acrylic thermal for all seasons! 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Hallmark also creates helpers that make gift wrapping easy and in­ expensive— cutter boxes, honeycomb trims, ready­ made bows, and ribbon that slicks to itself when moistened. See them all fa our Hallmark gilt wrap 110 GARDNER’S w. Stata Fritz Relwr high praise tor his performance in the MichiganPennsylvania game Saturday. The comment on the form® Hustings High grid star was as follows: Among all the excellent performances of the Michigan Playing his last game for Mich­ igan and evidently wanted to field. UekUng, blocking and making himself generally ful, showing by all odds the Big Slipper Gift Selection for Dad and Brotherl 3 Supple moc toe He’ll just love to ilip hit Into our coxy pipper! Soft side leather upper with comfortable cuthion crepe rubber sole ond heell At a gift-happy pricel 3.99 Boy*' jacket of corduroy Wide wale cotton corduroy. 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Population has The year that is drawing to­ steadily increased, notwithstand­ ward its dose, has been filled with ing the waste that has been made lhe blsaslng’i °f fruitful fields and in the camp, the siege and the healthful skies. Tb thrae bounties, battlefield; and the country, re­ which are to constantly enjoyed joicing tn the consciousness of that wo anie to forget the augmented strength afld vigor, is source from which they come, permitted to expect cohHnuanre others have txhi added, which are of years with large increase of ot so extraordinary a nature, that they cannot tail to penetrate and devised nor hath any mortal hand worked out three great things They are the gracious gifts of the Most High God. who, while dealing with us tn anger for our sins, hath verity, which haa sometimes seemed to foreign Stales to Invite and provoke their aggression, peace has been preserved with all na­ tions. order has been maintained, the laws have been respected and obeyed, and harmony has prevailed everywhere except in the theater of military conflict; while liiat theater has been greatly contracted by the advancing armies and Hsndenkot & Vicinity mother. Mra. Ruth Bicam. called on Mr. and Mra. Lester Thompson By Mn. Richard Clark ut Logan Sunday A Mr and Mra. Ray Seeac were last Monday lunch Sunday dinner gucsta of Mr. guects of Jerry Bradley of Alto. * and Mra, Karl Schantz were Mr. Bruce and Brent Fish accompa­ and Mra. Bob Bryans and family nied Ray Seese to Cascade Wedof Grand Ledge. * For lhe pleas­ ure of M1K» I-lnda McUvaln. Mra. heme of Mr. and Mra. Cornelius It has seemed to me fit and proper that they should be solemnly, reverently and gratefully acknowl­ edged as with one heart and one voice by lhe whole American People, I do therefore invito my fellow citizens tn every port of Schantz and Mrs. Mrrt Clark Bouwens In Alto honoring the entertained with a bridal shower birthday of Jtnette Poatma. Denise Munjoy of Middleville Monday evening. Linda will be married Saturday, pec. 10 at the was a Friday overnight guest ot Lindsey Cullen. * Mrs. Dean Stu­ art and Mra. Doti Cullen were in On Wednesday evening. Nov. 0, Grand Rapids Monday. * Mr. and Vicki Clark and Diane White Mra. Howard Ferris of Hastings surprised their Grandpa Colvin and Mr. and Mra. Dwight Perris with a curry-in supper for his and family were Sunday dinner 72nd birthday. The [xirty was guests of Mr. and Mra. Harold held at ttie Dick Clark home and Eckert. * Mr. and Mra Charles guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ Geiger. Ron Geiger and Eric Send bert VanDenburg and Bill. Mr. spent the weekend near Baldwin and Mrs Duane White and fam­ ily. Mra. Floyd Colvin and fam­ Mr and Mrs James Cool and ily, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Colvin son. Jim, spent the weekend deer hunting at Chase. * Mra. Floyd GrlnHell spent Monday with Mra. George Elliott in Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. J. D. Grinnell of Algon­ quin Lake were Tuesday visitors of ills parents, Mr. and Mra. Floyd UNITED 1O3-W5 W. State St. Hastings DISCOUNT STORE Come in and REGISTER FREE for o Profeiiional Style sojourning In foreign lands, to set apart and observe the last Thurs­ Students Ixxnc from college day of November next, as a day of for the Thanksgiving holidays Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneflclent Father grfco dwelleth in them that while offering up the Please phone me your news ascriptions Justly due to Him for items. This column is hardly such singular deliverance and worth writing If itn not taking blessings, that they do also, with in the whole neighborhood and humble penitence for our national Mra. Carrie Replogic of South perveneneas and disobedience. Freeport spent Sunday with Mra. D. A. Kennedy of Hastings. * Mrs. Fay Demond. Jr., and Mfclucl of those Who have become widows, of Caledonia were Thursday vtalorphans, mourners or sufferers In tora of Mrs. Sylvan Tagg. * Mra. the lamentable civil strife in which diaries Walt and Julie of Hastings were Monday visitors of Mra. we are unavoidably engaged, and Rlciiard Slioebridge. * Mra. Iva fervently Implore the Interposition j Birman spent Sunday with Mra. of the Almighty Hand to heal the (arriage Licenses store it as soon as may be consis­ tent with the Divine purposes to the full enjoyment of peace, har­ mony. tranquility and Union. "In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and caused HAIR DRYER (No Purchase Necessary) Saturday at 3:30 p. MAALOX Special Purchase LIQUID Opening Special Long Play Stereo-Hi Fi Shoebridgc. Sunday. Mra. Defor­ ces t Slioebridge and Penny of Hastings were Saturday and Sun­ day visitors of the Siiocbridga. * Mr. iuki Mrs. Robert Tasker were Saturday supper guests of Mr. end Mrs. Russell Johnson at Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. George Estep were pre-Thanksglvlng din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Rich- . "Done at the City of Washing­ ton. this Third day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, of 12 oz. Bottle RECORD ALBUM Votu.i to J3.49 TIARA 'smart Samsonite Contours is made to keep its good looks for years. Resists stains and scuffs. And a lightweight magntsium frame holds it in shape trip after trip. Locks are hidden, nude to last a lifetime. Linings tailored to coordinate with the exterior. No space is wasted. Contoura is the perfect graduation gift Colors for ladies: Fiesta Red, . Olympic Blue, Polar White, Smoke Grey. For men.- Black Olive, Smoke Grey. LIQUID CLEANER girls oi Grand Rapids were Sunday birthday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton, in honor of Clark’s birthday. • ' Mrs. Albert Blain, a fanner resi­ dent of Freeport, underwent sur­ gery at Butterworth Hospital Fri­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles King and grandchildren visited Mr. and All Purpose Cleaner With Ammonia daughter, Mrs. Ray Koon oi Wu-diInglon Stale. Sunday. E 21"LidiM’0’Nilo .... $21.95 [E Beauty Case................. $19.95 E Week End Toti............... $21.95 E 26" Pullnun................. $34.95 Highbank By Mrs. Fern llawblilt E Men’s 3-Suiter.............. $36.95 BOOK MATCHES 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO Box of 50 E 2i" Men's-Companion . . $21.95 POCKET SIZE WALKIE Friday until Tuesday last week with her parents, Mr. and MfSf Clyde Reid. * Larry HaWbutz of Battle Creek and Blair Haw­ blitz and family were Saturday TALKIES Hershey of Nashville and Mr. and Mra. Vern Hawplitz were recent eve­ ning guests of Mr. and MpsTAils- 13 oi. HAIR SPRAY CANDY BARS 10-Pock Textured HOSIERY -19 Hastings Callers were Mr and I Mrs Jerry Carr of Coldwater iand Mr. and Mra. Ralph Rasey Samsonite Contoura Contac Cold THB UJAOAQC THAT KNOWS ITS WAY AROUND THE WORLD Hun McPka^Un 138 E. State St. CAPSULES LAWES' WEAR 'Duds Per Him 'N' Her' We Rent Formal Wear home on Thanksgiving includ­ ing Mr. and Mra. Bernard Bow­ man and family of Kalamaroo and Mr. and Mra. LaVerne Bowjnan.- Jr..,and-Brian. i j �t J » Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors THE HASTINGS BANNTH—5 300 OO sou on 300.04 200 00 "HH Ur»l: I •.,... MTO.OO Hull FrwehaMtr iia'” l.MXfJ .■ no J r.4 FrwboU.r 000.Illi t.i aoo.uoo.uu. 1 Carr Ferlllly Tr 11 on.uOO.nn (o a9o.ooO.oo. Molllin OCTOBER SESSION SMOCK OF VOOR LIFE/ Hastings COIN-OP SPEEDY WASH LAUNDROMAT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. BBSBIOR 111 . North Gun Lak* Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. ci»l Printer!. ... 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Th* biggest, most luxurious . Dodge o‘ ‘hem all. With a 383-cubic-inch V8 the standard engine. With a whole list of standard equipment *> r*,, *1 Items that used to cost extra. Lead the field in ‘67... Look for famous 'Trade Name in your own new Dodge Monaco. labels on the things you buy ...you’ll find them here! IAH UTAIU1HW ^UIH $T»UT MIMHAHTl QUALITY FURNITURE --- . !■ I* II Pa 1*11110100/ 220 E. State St. , rk. *45.4171 . 124 East Stete Siwet \ Hotting! Ph- 945-2454 USFO CM CINTU. CM. MICHIGAN fr COUIIT—THOtil^WI 5-3*01 �-THE HASTINGS BANNER Society Phyllis Teske, Johnny Kidder Wed in Nevada newS Personal Mention Processed Potatoes Are a Popular Time Saver Mrs Low Wickham ’pent last Mr and Mra. Cody Loubaugh week In Lansing visiting her hosted a get-together for Mra. -ousin, Mrs. Olenna HinesLaubaugh's aunts and cousins on Mr and Mra. Harold Stocum Sunday. Nov. 20 Mra Earl Endsley left Monday for Harpers Woods and Mra. Robert Demond assisted to visit their daughter. Mr and Attending were the aunts, Mrs Mra Charles Vreeland and fam­ Mabel Anders, Mrs Ethel Anders. ily. Tuesday they are to fly to Ajnvll ^ t o visit their Plain* u-w I. "jI ' tto Busy homemakers who Teel Mra. Olive Martin and Mra. Myrtle i! p) Mr and Mrs Oal) slocunl time is money, find It pays to1 Johnson^Cousin* were Mra Royer And!r''. r ?. and family, returning the followprepare many potato dishes with _ _ and Mr. and Mrs , T.Mf4nv Ear)_ Endsley ' dehydrated, Trosen. or canned Robert nemzwwi Demond. r-nllrrv Callers were Mr. Mr Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Johnson potatoes rather than fresh ones, and Mrs Sidney Hull and Mr. and of Marion visited their aunt. Mrs with pra,™*! |»uu> nnxiutu; Bl“ K«“'> « «■» | William Plant over the weekend. Johnson. I Mrs. Plant recently returned from maUjcd. French fried, au gratin. Mrl ou|wplf M^nslned , home XX Aw "‘^<5Pennock ^‘forHospital ”^r^ scalloped, hash brown, or in; Hospital Guild 4 al herifonie «n I ** had f ™ pulls and soupx form and they ^Thursday evening. Nov. 17 The take less time than preparing members had the pleasure of see•fresh __ o».I tamHie pictures of Janet Stauffer's potatoes Thanksgiving will bebigtheir Summer In Europe tension foods specialist al Michi­ gan State University, frozen po­ Phillip Wurm, son of Mr. and tato puffs can be prepared in Mrs Fred Wurm, celebrated his three minutes compared with 55 fifth birthday on Nov. 16 by enter­ minutes if you start with un­ taining seven little friends for a peeled fresh potatoes Frozen au spaghetti dinner. His guests were gratin potatoes- require only one Kimberly and Timmy James. Bruce minute of preparation time In­ and Darrell Murphy. Carolyn. Doug stead of 32 minutes with fresh. and LuEHa Fassett. The cake. This doe* not Include time for thawing or cooking Man theme, created a lot of in­ In uic the uiuc little routs, folks, as wrn well as ns Taste panel* rated most pro- । terest in cessed potato product* Just as I being delicious. Il was fun. too. Phillip open*— his gifts. tasty as dishes made from fresh helping “ '",l---------potatoes, but noted difference In j ' ' At khf ih^ Fitzgerald Corps Has 'Shoppers Show' At the Nov. 17 meeting of Fitzgerald Corps No 100. Thelma Jay as secretary of District No. Word has been received of the 5 convention which will be held marriage of Ml» Phyllis Teske. tn Hastings In 1967 Dorethy Meier will be hostean Johnny Kidder, son of Mr. and to a "Shoppers Show" party Mra. Warren Kidder. R1 Has­ presented by Marie Cheney at 0 a m. on Nov. 28 Members and tings. friends are invited. Each mem­ They were married In Reno. ber is asked to bring rolls for the Nev. on Nov. 6. Johnny Is In tlic coffee hour. Mrs Dorothy Meier Navy, serving aboard tile USS will serve the coffee. Enterprise and left for a tour Plans were made for the Christmas party Dec. 15 at which Phyllis is a nurse's aide nt the there will be a 50c gift exchange. Barry County Medical Facility There Is to be a potluck birth- Ungs soon Inr Personal Mention I lly, t h e Walter Chryslers of Grand Rapid.*, the William Chry­ sler* and lhe Donald Fountains. It will be a double celebration as Walter's birthday, which 00 cura on Thanksgiving Day this year, will be honored. The Charles Collin* are en­ tertaining his parents, grand­ mother and niece from Linden. Mr and Mrs. William Collins. Mrs i Nancy Collin*, and Mr and Mra / Doug Jordan and children. and\hls sister. Rev and Mra. unarics Hurd Charles tiura nnd ana family i of Flint, on Thanksgiving The Prank Kurra were pleased to hear from their grandson. Jerry Kurr in San Diego last Presbyterian Women Give . [hanks, Gifts . The Presbyterian Association meeting for November, and made and nerved the luncheon to 44 members. Devotions were given by Mrs. Robert Shannon which included prayers for lhe Christian Medi­ cal College taken from the MU- read a long and very Intereat Ing letter from Mra. Ernestine Logan, points of interest In letters to with election of officers in the Mra. Willard Curtis and Mra. meeting following. Howard Ferris were also read. Members were reminded that Personal Mention on their mission in India. Mr. and Mra Russell Nord­ President Sherlfy Blood re­ strom of Grand Rapids will be minded all of World Community entertained for dinner on Sunday Day to be held at the Melho"Oriskany'' which caught fire. at the Arthur Brant home, and The ixint will be "stripped" and on Thanksgiving Dey Arthur's Mrs. Lockwood Working ex­ repaired In San Francbco. He ... is ... niotner, nai mother. Mrs. Harriett BranL plained about lhe toys, previous­ the son of the Lyle Kurra oftwill be their guest. _ Guilds, _ _ end ly collected by the Riverside. Calif. Ttelrson..Terr* Thanksgiving guests of the ’ their" "dtrtribuUon to lhe underfn-iXe Nnv^ "2 WB,‘er Burnworths w«> be , privlledged children In the Apntia ™ ,nd Mra Wood Bnd ‘^ pwlachla area ’ o will m^t son3 of AUeK,ln iUld Mr- *nd I Tlw secretary, treasurer and 2 where his parents will meet, Mra I^on nnd daughter | corresponding secretary reports nln’' l of Plainwell. ' were read by Mra. Richard BeFied Parker of Rockford.xlll.. I Thp smjths are en-' duhn. Mra. HarolH Brockway and was here to visit hb, mother, 1 — - -------r' tertalning the Wilson Ouldets of -Miss Eileen Sullivan. . Mrs Corn Rowley, over lhe week-” | Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Mra. Jack Wood led the confamine* must agree with the tnd. Three days Inzit week Gay Onuss of Lansing and Mra. Alice i gregallon in community singing H'ing hereUireeyeara whh A lha Loveland, will be Thanks taste testers Jordan and.Jack Stem were I IKI her UaUBIXCI. daughter. WLRUUl Donna £»■».*. Black. The LUC K,v,n|r o| lhr Lynn „u. Gordon tor Thanksgiving din- and conducted the praise servProcessed and freshly prepared , -coffee" was also a surprise shower guests ot Mr. Parker on a hunt­ ncr I ice. Several years ago lhe WornFrench friend potatoes are slrnl- [0T Mrs Hunt, the guests bringing ' berts of Battle Creek. MR AND MRS ROBERT H. HINES Ing trip at Caro. III. Th, W.M E>««« h... urHH. “J * Thanksgiving guests of Rev. lar in riutritlve value except for appropriate gifts for her new. Mis* Darlene Ruth Cole Is Married Mr and Mr*. "Skip" Clardy of ,n La., a* -ill ..and J™””" uS fat content. Mrs noted, apartment. be living at and Mra Willard Curtis will be _ -------- — — — .Dean ................ npiaruiiriii. one She wm win dc ining Munlce. Ind, where "Skip” Thanksgiving with Mr and Mra. ** Pmr^.n rmfatn^c tat, tin ninr' ... .... ... ... . . ■ Rev. Janie* Emery and his sens. 1™”“ „P°[?U*'S ‘“*c up n,orc -231 S Adams In Osceola, Iowa, teaches at Ball State' College, Wilson Guidet. Jr, and family. £"»• . D udn t R h lhc fat while frying You can cut David and Paul of Lansing and „ ...... . November through October a will be here over the Thanksgiv­ down on the fat by reheating lhe Mr and Mra H.rrj Kildow of Mr “nd “«■ Honl „ Guest* of the E L Carpenters ..^ ^embrance" la set aside ing weekend with his parents, French fries In the oven, how- . .Flint, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. Ifor ■fhft"ks8ly*n8 u1*' ** hc7 I for any occasion, event or ex­ The Walter Jacksons daughth? Fay Clardys. I mother. Mra Harold Ripley and . nertence that has brought speFloyd Wood. Allen Kellogg, and ,’«»• Marjorie, a student at Al­ ADMITTANCES ----- ;------•-----------her sister Mr. and Mra Carroll dal to lhe participant, and lMr. and Mrs: Ray Waters had ।blon College, and Joyce, a ttu“•"“-Delightful Party I(dinner al the Highlander ._ _____ Hriitdent at Clrand Vallrv urilt will tv* be' Hawks and family of Uuwng a, the ^Mfai mpeUn< of the at Grand Valley, Sunday and ho- brother. Charles Ripley November, thrae spending thr Tluuiksglvlng Holl- , I honoring Mrs Wood's birthday. tSX to’,. K J" 1 Held at the Hotel ; of Los Angeles. Calif, who U lfu Bre brought to the church, days with them. Miss Darlene Ruth Cole. temporarily working Jn Ann Arblrat placed upon the jfr and Mrs Robert Jay, Ann daughter of Mr. and Mra. ___ GO GO GIRLS ”, Here Wednesday KenI.t nn t Amlin Riwr nn>- .. . . . —- _ . _ .. ; Standing*: Canada Dry 30, r.nd Robbie of Kokomo. Ind , will neth CWe of Vermontville, be­ r»c« bi . P»ui Robi. Hunnwr. Ri. Tiny white compoles tilled with Millers Jewelera 25. Hastings .-.pend Thanksgiving Day with his came tile bride of Robert H. N” 17 1 the miniature plastic vegetables Floor Covering 234. Sgythend parents, the Marland Jays The Winston Mcrricks aie en-, this meeting with Mra. Robert Hines. *on of Mr. and Mra Aud­ Ji'. " w “ 1 <«■>>• | Food 234. City Band 15. and Mr. and Mrs. W O. Coleman rey Hines. School Street. Sunfield Harwood, ri. Rayiaond Thntiow and decoruHve touches for the Au- tertalning Mr. and Mrs. Bill; shannon. World Service chalrand Linda. Mr. and Mrs Arthur and Roy Hines. Dow Road. Sun­ Rodnay Thurlow, tai* N. Broadway. ^llmnal Season when they were Maker and family of Nashville, man. in charge. The thank offer„nter ,mall ,unch. Mr. and Mra. Edwin Chaffee.: mgs of individual women, given m»i noaiuroM. w. ass a s. jsbwu. w<<| 1 Good tevres: Sherry Patten Cook, and Mr and Mrs. Denn field. on Saturday. Nov. 6. at 3 ms*. F-ldar, B4. Bobt. Bolt BllvMrs Grace Chaffee and Mrs.1 hl this service, are applied toward 139-369, Sandy Kennedy 147-342, Dingman of Galesburg will be p.m. in the Methodist Church at Linda In. Hi. Shirley Troutwlno. RS. Nov. eon tables nt the Hastings Ho­ Jeanne Frenthway 154-426, Lor­ Thanksgiving guests of the Rick ,Sunfield. Blanche Merrick on Thanksglv-1 the following projects for given ’ tel Wednesday afternoon Ing Day| at this service, are applied loenc Wellman 130-305, Faye Allen Dunnings at-Onondaga, who are The service was conducted by I 195-191-553, Mildred Adrianson entertaining with a family din­ Mr. and Mra. Ray Waters are i ward the following project* for lightful party wen*. Mra Richard lhe Rev Lester DeGrtxM of the 144-390. June Decker 154-345, ner. The gttraLv are aImj honor­ flying lo St. Paul. Minn., to 11966: Board of National MteFcldpaurch and Mrs. Willard 945-WS7 Marilyn McKenzie 171-453. Mary ing KTraKDunning with a baby Nashville Baptist Church in the bpend Tluuiksglvlng with the'rlons. Board of ClirlsUan EduLawrence. Albart 303 shower. \ Stutz 141-329. Top tallies were held by Mra. Tom Waters family. On Friday cation and Commission on Ecu­ Mra. Leah VanAntwerp. organ­ the Waters accompanied..by .. Mr. njcnjc*] Mission and Relations. Mr. Mid Mra Percy Dimond bit, aunt of the bride, played I Chester Hodges, Mrs William .............. left Sunday for Florida where Seiuuter. Mrs George Lockwood and Mrs Richard Hall were iq the traditional wedding music and Mra. Roy Cordes The cen­ Northern Michigan around the Mrs Linington Hosts they will spend the "Winter al and accompanied Mra. Janet Da­ Zephyrhills. terpieces were presented to Mra. ManlsUe area. Groot who sang "Because." and I Lawrence Herrick. Mra. H A. Among tne many gueats at Hastings WCTU The Herman Bottchers are Alan VanAntwerp who sang. Adrounic. Mrs. George Dean. the open house held by Dr. and having a family Thanksgiving •The Wedding Prayer." t'y Bia t. nona i Mrs Edward Goodyear. Mra. Mra. LeRoy Augensteln of Holt. tcrtalned in the home of Mra. at the home of their daughter. Waitor Bailor. ISIS 8. The altar was graced with Charles Fnul and Mra. Joe Hu- Saturday evening, was Mra. Doro- v/m. Linington. Tuesday. Nov. Mr. and Mrs Jay Davises, In Dajlnn. Ohio En route their vases of white and lavender thy Adrounle. Dr Augenstein was ' 15th, Mra Virginia Dartoy acted mums and two-seven branch I daughter. Cindy, a student al elected on Nov. 8 a* a member a* president In the absence of Oakland University will join andelabra. White bowsi were r. 30 th? Michigan Board of Edu- Mra. Gerald Smith. Early 'Coffee' Greets of candelabra on the pews. Mrs. Betts of Alma invites you in to them, and their son. Steve, a ' KALAMAZOO J»m»« Hitaravl, 4231 cation. | Questions were answered in student nt Lafayette College In,------------------------------ ---------- j. Ml. Olivet Nov. IS. Visitor from East A guest of Mrs Warren Roush regard to organizing of the । ttier, the bride was aUlrcd in.B LAire onEBiA—Bo^i Annjia^. BL| , Eastern Pennsylvania, will also or. Monday was Mrs. Eldon WCTU which were interesting Twenty-one Indies and the get acquainted and announces : be In Dayton wtth hl* guest, Hoor length lace gown with a| w’ruht no , .>« .. M.v-..,. Shanks of sterling. Ill Mrs. and gave on Insight to an amblj Marjorie Acklnron, and Cindy’s scalloped neckline and cathedral r Marshall morning coffeeThursday Thursday to Roush left Monday evening to Hon to further the cause of this a change in hours. guest. Dan Donnelly, both of, length sleeve* The full skirl was I -Amlin Lofiuo. JU. greet Mra. Jane Johnston at the .spend .Thanksgiving with her organization in years to come । enhanced with amending tiers of ' Sor Canton ' , iiwme of Mra Howard A. Peters *on, the Lloyd Rdushes of Grand ! An execuUve meeting will be ' lace with an overlaid, lace edged j Brot4t Richard Htickandnb-IMra Johiision was m Hastings Rapids. 1 held tn tho near future as to ‘ u«~“rMinrw.~roium'lis; ‘ Now Open 1»: T.rrv E*«»r. Rs. | for a 10-day visit with her son: Mr. nnd Mu^Frank ChrUUe programs to be followed for the Ulnw U>.lr tolly. Mr kM I w al «> Nsabvilit. Robert i daughUr-ln-law. Mr and I nnd daughter are spending coming year. Mrs Thomas Johnston »f Th f fee I Thanksgiving with the David' A tasty lunch was served by Monday thru Saturday 6 a.m.-9 p.m. 1 Drive. She returned to her home in Newcastle, Pa., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. • Jack Slocum in place -by a crown — - • POLLS! AN She carried Sundays 12 noon to 7 p.m will be here for the Thanksgiving n white Ince Bible, covered with Doi.. Nov .. VBNMONTVILT The Mnx Bumps will entertain holidays from Milwaukee. Wis.. purple violets. £ <Clo«ed Holiday*) their family, the Henry' Severnnd Miss Ben Herney from ClcveMra. Annette Cole, sister-in­ lanU. Ohio, and they will ac­ law at the bride, attended a.i WOODLAND N ot . 20. SOFT GRAIN, Mra. Janies King and son ot company the Harold Brockways WAYLAND Lansing on Thanksgiving. FEATURING— to the home of the Linden Cun­ floor length gown of lavender. LONG ninghams in Grand Rapids for Sheer crepe veiled over the laco dinner on Ttianksgiving Day A Noon Special bodice with elbow length sleeves WING TIP Mra Kenneth Brower's father. The sheath skirt featured a Wil) Martin, a resident of Nash­ Hooting panel in the back. STYLE Homemade Soups ville and former resident here, Attending as bridesmaids were was Injured when he and Mrs. Mra. Janet DeGroot a friend IN Martin were en route to Florida. Full Course Dinners from Nashville. Penny Hines, slater of the groom of Sunfield, MAHOGANY was walking ncm-ui the street and the junior bridesmaid, was Breasted Chicken and Is hospitalized at Bartholo­ Laura Hines, sister of the groom. OR mew General Hospital. Columbus. Ind. He would be pleased to hear They wore Identical dresses to Pizza lhe matron of honor and car­ BLACK from his many friends in this ried bouquets of lavender mums. Sunfield Qhurch Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials PENNOCK HOSPITAL NEW OWNERSHIP Hastings Heights Restaurant “Come to where the selection is STOCK REDUCTION SALE ~ 20 Stock Reduced ALL SALES FINAL Miss Robin Cole, niece of the bride, was the flower girl, wear­ ing a white lace miniature floor length dress to match tile bride She carried a bosket of small lavender mums. Kevin Tronjl. cousin of the groom, was ttie ring bearer and wore a tuxedo to match th” groom's. David Curtis, uncle of the groom, served as best man Groomsmen were Delmer EnelantH cousin of lhe groom, and Keith Cooke and Richard Rlchardson. friends Ushers were Dak Cole, brother ot the bride, and Duke Love, a friend. Tile mother of the bride chose a turquoise colored. A-ilne dress , with matching jacket and black and white accessories. The ! groom's mother wore a white I brocade dress with black accts•ories. Both mothers wore yjrflc A reception was held in the church parlors with Mr and Mrs Merton Tobias. Jr.. as master 'istlng at the gift table were Mrs Joyce Kilgore. Mra Myrtle VanAntwerp. Ruth Ann Johnston and Connie VanAntwerp Mis* Ellen VanAntwerp served the punch. Mrs. Sally Thorton served coffee. Mrs Rose Smith and Sharon Richardson served the the truest book Out of State guests were Mr and Mrs Delbert Cole. Huron. Ohio, aunt and uncle of the bride; Mr and Mrs James Cayton of Walsh. Colo, great grand­ parents. of the groom Following the reheurs.il on Friday. Mrs. Hine* was hostess at a luncheon In the church parlors $23.98 comfort From our Bulova Collection Not just any g'ft <• appropriate at Chrlstmu. You'll want aomothlng spacial that you will be proud to give - and will be received with equally proud pleasure. Bulova la your anawar. For Bulova has Uken exceptional pride In making each of Its watches - assuring more quality, dependability and value (or your money. Allow our Watch Experts to show you our extenjlve Bulova Collection of fine watches. Who knows - Bulova Is priced reasonably enough for you to play Santa with everyone. tumi every step of the tray in WEYENBERG® MASSACIC SHOES FOB MEN Walking will be a pleasure when you step out in a pair of our handsomely styled Weyenberg Massagic Shoes. You can’t beat the combine- 'S tion of being smartly drewed and comfortable at the same time. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton The Leslie Daniels are expect­ ing their son. Mr. and Mrs Hart Daniels and two children, 'o ar­ rive from Milan. Tenn, for the Thanksgiving Holidays, and also , mieatv that day will be Mr and Mrs. Don Weinert and three chilj dren from Lansing. Mr. and Mra Ed Melsenboch and Mra Linden DtaleU and Ranee, local. When you knew whit mikts i witch tick, you'll buy i Bulow. PATRICK C. HODGES DEPENDABLE JEWELER 112 W. State EstoMishod 1931 |WS HASTMU un an SHOt STOtl �r Family Living Class Meeting Every Thursday Living CIuw, jointly Society newS spon- Thia group Manufacturing Co. .................... ' was spent visiting of homemakers pteturas added to I I1 honoree whoi i i The evening; and taking• the generalI from 1-3. The program La geared One of lhe paat-Thank.'glvlng: to family living and personal parties to launch the bucy and, , achievement. Included are food । preparation and shopping tips, , personal grooming, field trips, family recreation and related jane and George Chenoweth at the Hastings Country Club Sat­’ urday afternoon from four un­, til six-thirty. ■ mer Ingmlrc. assisted by Alice Fem DavLv They demonstrated mend cloUUng This series will continue on Dec 1 at which time Mra. Ingmlrc will demon­ strate how to do the most with what you have This will Idclude exercises with figtire and posture improvement. Tills group is financed by in­ terested persons and includes nursery and pre-school care of children. The Home Economics Classes of Hastings High Schoo) volunteer nursery supervision and Mra. Tom Howard is in charge of pre-schoolers. Refresh­ ments arc served each time by participating mothers. Anyone interested in taking Hubbard Hills By Mrs. Albert Green Lota of deer hunters around here Saturday and Sunday. We saw four deer that were killed. * Mr and Mrs Merle Burd and son of Hastings were hunters and called at the Burd and Green homes. * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Green of Battle Creek spent the weekend at the Ijome of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd. * Ed McKibben, 96, died atMhe Medical Facility Saturday. He lived in this vicinity many years. Mrs. Rose Eggleston is under the doctor's care. * Sidney Green of Nashville and Clarence Mayo of Battle Creek called at the Green home Monday. * Mra. Frances Storkiin and Albert Green arc on the gain after be­ ing quite ill * Tom Smith of Pine Lake called in tlhs neigh­ borhood Sunday. Personal Mention ' The Dick Armstrong family of' Detroit arrive Wednesday to be: with her father, David Goodyear,• for the Thanksgiving holiday.The Rudy Vogeireuter family of! Marshall will Join the gatheringI for Thanksgiving Day. The Poker Club couples were! . teauxa at thdr home on W., MadLvjn Street. Monday evening.. Quests at the Edward Smith> r cousin. Mra. Harold Sharp (Lillyr Clark) and Mrs? Ben Balkemak of Grand Rpids. Dr. and Mra. Raymond Finnics will fly to Menominee Palls. Wla.• to visit tliclr daughter and fam­’ ily, the Robert VandtrWerfs torr Thanksgiving and the remainderr Bridal Shower Fetes I And Inrru Grat/ HIIU Jul I Y VI Uy Eve’yn VanNocker. R3. friends. Miss VanNoeker la to beI Bellevue, was the lumored guest come the bride of Roland (Joe) 1 n-l^ar wwwnlno Nnv ES al a fV>va 03 TValtzw, nn Ratirrrfav bridal shower given by Miss i Shirley Belson. Guccis included Miss Lucy Thomason. daugh- Mrs Horace VanNocker. Mra ther was a farmer In Carlton. ter of Mr. and Mrs James Faus* 1 Rudy Soya. Call WI 5-3*31. Arley Is a retired carpenter Thslr children include a son. of Vermontville, and Jerry Gray! — Arley Todd. Jr., RI Hastings, a win of Mr. and Mra. Gaylord | contractor; and three daughters. Gray of Nashville, were united! in marriage on Saturday. Nov. Hastings; Mrs Frank (Norma) DeGroote. R2 Hastings, and Mra Evangelical United Brethren Edgar (Jacklym Laverty, 513 N. Forest. Charlotte; 11 grandchil­ The Rev. James Varner offi­ dren; four step - grandchildren, ciated at the double ring cereand two great grandchildren. THANKSGIVING GOODIES! many. The bride, given in marriage 40th Anniversary by her father, wore a two-piece DINNER ROLLS: street-length dress of white ac­ Cloverleaf, butlerflake, potato, parkerhoute, hard rolls, stabler of Delton will hold open cented with gold metallic threads. baking powder biscuits and graham gems. house on Sunday. Nov. 29. from She carried a bouquet of white PIES: 40th anniversary.. Friends are in­ Pumpkin, mince, apple, cherry, peach, cocoanut cream. Mra. David Newth. sister of vited. They have requested "do the bride, was matron of honor. gifts please." PLUM PUDDINGS—Family Sixe 49c; Individual 6c of royal blue. STUFFIN' BREAD-------- -------------------- ------------------------- 29c Double Baby Shower Robert Blake of Nashville was All seasoned. On Thursday evening, Nov. 17, The honeymooners traveled to lb. 30c Fresh Froxen STUFFIN' DRESSING Nashville. Tenn. and spent a short time at Fort Knox. Ky.. (Delores' Mater In Nashville for visiting Vance Higdon. After Dec. 1, they will make their home on _ 68c FRUIT STOLLEN COFFEE CAKE Mrs. John (Diane) Taffcc and Forest Street In Vermontville. Mra. Mike (Janice) Snyder. Af­ ter games were played tint! tiw Isomo of Mr. nnd Mra. Dennis —FRIDAY & SATURDAYgifto opened, refresluivents were Hoffman of Nashville on Nov. 13. COFFEE CAKES—Large 63c______________ Small 35c and moved here with his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Humble Agnea Smith and Mra Gerald and family of Farmington and riled to attend an oped house Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Todd, when and friends of the Pariah Hall Carlton Couple to Mark Lucy Thomason Golden Wedding Jubilee Middleville to be Thanksgiving guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hooper. * Mr. and Mra. Alice Bender are lo entertain their family Thanksgiving. including Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Tabor and children of Flint. Mis* Beverly Bender of CMU and Mr and Mra. Bob Bender and family. * Richmond Fenton and his mo­ ther. Mra. Ze tha Fenton, celebrated pre - Thanksgiving and birthday dinner honoring Chas Lewis. * Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pickard's home on Arthur Court is nearly completed. It is being built by Bill Getty. * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spiker called her mo­ ther nnd said their motel at Gladstone was occupied by huntera and Paul has already ob­ tained his deer. Mra. Blanche Segcrstrom is to be a Thanksgiving dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner of Leighton. * Rev. and Mrs James Sherwood of the Leighton EUB Church are occupying the Mrs. Tillie Flnkbelner home on Arlington Street while they are completing lhe new parsonage at Leighton. * Mr. and Mrs Bob Getty are to be guests of her parents on Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mra. Guy Werts. of Whltneyville Road. * Bill Getty and Lee Verllnde returned home on Monday from deer hunting in the northern peninsula. * Terry Flnkbelner. son of Mrs. Emory Flnkbelner. has an excellent position in the Louisiana State Power Co. and Is located In New Orleans. ■ Mra. WUllani Sweet spent last weekend with her sister and brother - in - law. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown They also celebrated Mrs. Brown's birthday. * Oscar Flnkbelner attended the Methodist Men's retreat at Wes­ ley Woods. ★ Mr. and Mra. Peter Petersen tre to be Thanksgiving guests of her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craven of Elsie. * The Senior Citizens held their regular meeting at the Metho- lings Baptist Church basement from 2 to 5 In the afternoon to honor Mr. and Mrs. Arley J. Todd on their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs Todd was Bcrma De Mar - Jerry Knowlton Is Co-Captain at Alma College Jerry Knowlton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Knowlton of Delton. Is co-captaln of the Alma College 1966-67 basketball team and was to have an operation for a double hernia this Tuesday morning at Battle Creek Lake­ view Hospital. action for at least lhe first half Jerry, a Delton High graduate, was the Scot's leading scorer last season with an 18.1 average in 11 games before an injury side­ lined him. Jerry, who plays on the Alma golf team, was sixth in the Has­ ims* Area Golt Tournament In Ii#6S and ninth this past season. Wed at Nashville ------------ •-----------There will be n family gnthca-Mra. Michael Murphy (Lucille I Ing at the Loyd Hughes home on Merrick) and daughter. Melissa. Thanksgiving Including Will have returned to Santa Ana, | Hughai and Mary of Wall Lake, Calif. Michael, who was serving the Leo Maurers of Kalamazoo, with the Navy, was discharged I the Carl Lightcapa, the Donald on Nov. 4. Thompsons and the Gary Clarks. APPLE FRITTERS _________________________ 6 for 45c DALE’S BAKE SHOP ^YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT THESE Thanksgiving Day will find the: J. Franklin Huntley family to­• gether in Hastings. Craig Hunt­ley will be home from Ferris,, the John Huntley family off Marshall with new daughter Amyl Mid young Jill will be here and1 alao Dunny Huntley and hiss j Arbor. The following day, Nov. 25th. the Huntleys will celebrate' ; Lawrence Christiansen of Grand 1 their wedding anniversary. I Rapids and Mrs. Fred Brog, lo-| I cal. wore were Thursday dinner guests ‘nursany mnner Winning a trip in a John Deere 1 of Mr and M„ Pew ,r Pctereen Pinkney and the Ted Knopf* ftint daughter. Tony, are to be or will bo bOT I Tbwn^ji.10, „„u' or hu p„. There will be a family gather- ento. Mr. and Mrs. Owen. St­ ing for <llnncr Thursday at the In H a s't 1 n g s. * Mrs. William Clayton , Brandstetters including Sweet is to be a Thanksgvilng Mr. Ail'd Mra. Graydon Doster the Robort Dudley family of guest of her son and family, Mr. and Robert attended the game at Kalamazoo. । and Mrs. Stewart Sweet, in HasEas: Landng Saturday * Mrs. Mrsi'Rcos Dunn will vtalt her tings. * Mr and Mra. Clare WHMra.____ Jack_ Mehan ™ In Chi-,: --------------llama and— Mr —and Mra. Robert: Lyle Champion received the newsiilrte.-. _________ ---------— ——... Monday of the sudden passing of cago for the Tliank-sgivlng holid- Tritan Tolan «ii,1 and rlitiiuliter daughter. .Invee Joyce, were! were her mother. Mrs Jay Swank, in day. I Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Brownsville. Texas. Sympathy te, Mrs. Thomas C. Denton of Mrs. Bernard Wn-renga on Whit-■ extended lhe family. * Bernard1 Washington. D. C., arrived the neyville Road. * Mr. and Mrs . -u..l a home Tubln.---------returned Sat-.first of last week to visit her hcrvtn « .w.w Ford ha’’c built „ to ~ his home — ..-.first of unlay, after being confined in daughter and family, the Richard and barn on property formerly, Bronson Hospital for a few days. | t. Oroosm. Mra. Denton was the owned by the John Richardsons.. Several deer hunters have re- honoroo Friday afternoon when Mr. Ford is employed at WOOD. I The engagement of Rttslce Jill I turned, but with no deer. * Mr. । Mra. Richard Groca entertained and Mra. Kermit Plckell enter-1 fCW friends for luncheon nt Blough, daughter of Mr. and1 talned Jheir tons and families for 1 her homo on w. Madison Street, Mrs Russell Blough on Grand j an early Thanksgiving dinner on Mra. D. returned home the first Rapids Street to Edward Oleas, son of Mr. and Mra. Richard! (part of thl* week. Saturday. Mrs Carlton Kaechele return­ Gloss of R3 Middleville, has been' Guests of Mra. Roy Hubbard ed last week from Jefferaonvllle. announced. * Many who knew over the weekend were her neph­ Vt. <30 miles from Burlington) Rev. Kenneth McCaw will be sur­ ew and hl* wife, the C. P. Geley- where she visited the Chris prised he is lo be moved to a parish at Muskegon and will be nsos of Louisville, Ky. Kaecheles. She reports that Chris leaving Dec. 1. He and his fine a Sue are living tn a most family have been serving in the tlful and scenic port of Caledonia and Parmalee Church­ Vermont. From their windows es since 1962 * Milton Kermeen they can aee Mt. Mansfield on was in Blodgett Hospital for tho other aide of the mountain is observation and returns for a Stowe, the famous ski re-sort, hernia operation soon. where they hope to spend con­ Mrs. Rolland Cox re turn rtf siderable Umc this Winter. home last Tuesday after surgery at St Mary's Hospital in Grand I Rapids. * The Youth Council Drive committee members arc I quite happy from the results of' their drive Nov. 12. but will be By Mrs. Leo Frey glad to receive more gifts. Mon­ * 445, Bante Crrak 721-02H day night they met nt the Vil­ Mr. and Mra. Marvin Frey of lage Hal! to make recreation plan* for the Summer. Flint, Mrs. Norman Leonard and family of T Drive North. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frey. Battle Creek and Kathryn Frey from WMU enjoyed an early Trankaglvlng tur­ key dinner with Mr. and Mra. Leo By Mrs. Bento .If. Cairns £jey * Our sympathies are ex­ tended the Herbert Crum family Mra. Lottie BumpuK spent last on the death of his mother, Mra. week with her brother. Mr. and Florence Firth. Wednesday night. Mrs. Focrch. In Lansing. * Mr. and Barbecued Burial was in Memorial Garden*. and Mrs. Warren Cairn.-, spent ! Battle Creek. Saturday. * Dale Saturday with his niece In Vicks­ burg. * Mra. Bessie Bruce of North Irving and Lorron Nor­ stationed ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Cairns bi Viet Nam. Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Gust Congratulations to Mr and Mra. Laglos spent the early part of Ready to Serve . . . Neal Tack who were married Sat­ last week In Lansing * Mrs Come and Get 'Em! urday In the Cedar Creek Church Nellie Scobey visited Mrs. Bum­ by the groom's brother, Rev. Don- pus Thursday and Mrs Lena Culbcrt was a Saturday caller. * George Lowden spent last was formerly Beverly Dulley of Thursday with friends in Lan­ Delton. The young couple wlU be sing. * Mrs. Lorron Norton visi­ Tom & Sally Robinson Shomr about three miles north ted hen little grandson in r Benfield on lhe BanfieldAA Grand Rapids hospital Bunday. 205 N. Michigan * Mr. and Mrs; Harold LmHL 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. called on Gerald Tungate and » U.S. District Court mother. Bessie Jones. Sunday. ' * Ljou’ll love our 1 BAKED GOODS County the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Isaac DcMaran ville. Her husband was born In Bowling Green, Ohio, on July 26. 1898, Co. contest, the David Goodyears Mr hIrs Pctt.„cn u-erc and Evereu Callups left for De- gue!1U recentb- of Mr. and Mrs. trolt Sunday where they „111 will An(Jfr Andersen of caiedonu, Join a group of other winners celebrating the birthday of their and fly to Nassau for a holiday. son. Harold. They *111 return Friday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and The Don Bllvins fonner Has­ tings realdcnto, now of Lansing' Thanksgiving weekend guest* of wm- guests of Mra. Sadie Vcd- her parents. Mr nnd Mrs. Chas. I E. Jackson. * Rev and Mrs. Da­ der Bunday. i vid Lutz and family ol near Battle Creek are to be Thanks­ giving Day dinner nl the Theo­ dore Knopfs IJpfldes guests from giving guests of Mra. Ardis Lutz Pontiac, the Dick Knopfs of and Mrs. Ida Raltiburn. * Mr * Friday and Saturday After Thanksgiving — November 25 & 26 Get a Head Start on Gift Buying at Sale Prices Plus Many Other Extras! Lent Corners 7iy Mrs. Leland Hammond Banfield* Vicinity 'East Middle Lake Choose from our Entire Stock of MENS SUITS DURING THIS SALE ONLY! ior; io% . . And There'* One Rack of Wool and Wool Blend New Season TOPCOATS GIFT firth! Open 9a.m Marked Down . . DRESS SHIRTS ONE TABLE of Arrow ond Van Hcuscn to Dricontinucd styles *nd slightly soiled shirts in pinstripes, plain colors and white*. Several collar styles. 9 p.m Regularly at $5.00 Men's Sport SHIRTS Button down and regular collars in Now Both $g 19 terns Some perms pressed fabrics. Friday and Saturday Reg. $4.99 O $5.99 All Items on This Sale Now GIFT WRAPPED FREE 3(o, M200 Use Our Convenient Lay-Away -------- SPARE RIBS JO*. ONE TABLE OF MEN'S - ( TOO! SWEATERS The Ciinprotto 5319 3,J9°° These ore some of our Finest Nome Brands in Light Weights and Bulkies Choose frot^i Boy» Long Sleeve V-Necks. Turtle or Crew­ Necks & Cardigan styles. SPORT SHIRTS Lots of colors. Bankruptcy Petitions Broadcloths and knits in patterns & plalK colors Some perma pressed. TIMES HAVE CHANGED! SO HAVE WEI SAVE » 20<yo On: Flowering plants, gardens, poly arrangements, vases, and pottery WEEKEND MUM boka $4 97 SPECIAL Cosh & Corry — I One Hour of Parking BtOZl—ChirlM K. McClung. Ltdzt. Bp.. Utb S1.5B0A5 SS10—Wilir E Bran. Orand L«d«. a»0ZJ-O«r«Id L OlBttrad. Kilim on Purchases of $1.00 or more Use Your ♦70i -Henry J Btekelv 1*031 — WtlBson W II STILL tho highcit quality PLUS Florist* Trani world Delivery H.C.B. or Security National HASTINGS DISCOUNT Flower Shop Charge Cards or Your CLEVELAND’S Regular Charge Account! Downtown Regularly $3.99 Paid by CLEVELAND'S MEN'S & BOYS WEAR t �tsas IKS Miller Jewelers nothing RESERVED 108 E. STATE ST. IN HASTINGS Stores in Alina. Ml. Pleasan' 21 Zenith TV Greenville. Ionia, and Trudy' in Frandor. Was 269.95 *’199’ Sunbeam Art Carved DIAMOND SET Was $225.00 Now $175.00 I DIAMOND RINGS Up to Vi OFF Samsonite Budiantly beautiful at every Holiday festivity . . . You. adorned in our stunning evening fashions. ' Choose your new dresses from our dazzling array of new after-five creations. Elegant fabrics and MIXERS 25% OFF Norelco "20‘ DIAMOND SET Wai $355.00 SHAVER Now $255.00 $15.50 LUGGAGE ' Up to Vi OFF KAUS! GO — 98 Pc. Mikaia ■ " at 1 1■ CHINA Woi $69.95 Speidel Now $39.95 WATCH Schick HAIR DRYER Wat $34.95 BANDS Now $24.95 Toastmaster Trifari Gents JEWELRY WATCHES '/i OH Up to Vi OFF Ladies WATCHES Ladiei Birthstone LIGHTERS Vi OFF Up to </£ OFF Up to Vi OFF TOASTERS styling add to the splendor of the season now upon us. lie ready and wailing in our lovely dresses. Nordco Triple Header SHAVER Remington 300 SHAVER $24.95 $24.95 Hastings High School Gents DIAMOND RING CHARMS 64 Pc. Iroquii CHINA 1 Wo. $139.95 Now $79.50 All Ronson . Lady Sunbeam SHAVER There are HUNDREDS of OTHER Wore $2.50 Was $375.00 Scniational Bargaini in This Sale! Now $1.25 Now $275.00 COME IN —and Look Around for $8.95 RINGS Gents RINGS Up to Vi OFF Choice Saving. The many face* of fashion arc accented by our Zenith RECORD PLAYER ALL JEWELRY Wo. $169.9} Choose from our large collection. MYSTERY PACKAGES Values 2.50 to 47.50 Sterling Silver Plate CHARMS By Community Wai $89.95 25« Up Now $69.95 Ladies 8 WAYS TO BUY Adult Bud<et Account • Tern Mulcts Account • Lay-Any • Cash • Michigan Bankanl • HaaUngt Cttjr Bank • Security Attention Merchants! OUR FIXTURES ARE ALSO FOR SALE MAKE US AN OFFER EVERYTHING MUST GO MUST GO REGARDLESS OF COST! handsome handbags: evening bags and gloves . . . ' Kreiiler : LIGHTERS Keystone 8 mm PROJECTOR Wo. $44 95 Up to Vi OFF Now $44.95 Jewel Boxes Polaroid COLOR FILM Friendship Pearl Vi OFF $2.25 RINGS TIE TACKS Universal ' Hair Dryer [. $14.88 Pearl PENDANTS 69* ALL SALES FINAL �4 Barry Teachers to Ask!111™1 ™n The Hastings Banner $7,000Minimum Salary Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attaek Elected representatives of some----8,000 teachcra in nine southwest- ’ from the counties ern Michigan counties including Cass, Kalamazoo. St. Barry have mutually resolved Von Buren adopted that their dt-tnets will seek a tion. $7,000 minimum salary for be­ ginning teacherri who have bache- tlon, died finding* of Berrien, Joseph, and which Included similar salary in- I the resolu­ formation on a wide variety of. occupation*, wa* offered in tup- I port of Michigan Education A*- ; of the IM aoclation'a continuing policy on professional salary goal*, adopted by the I960 MEA Representative 262 Michigan *chool district* The Michigan Education AsA/2C Frank Campbell, uon-lnAssembly last April. roctation’s Region 4 and 5 Counlaw of the Fred Courtney* and The policy rends: lensing, participated in the son of Mr*. Veda Campbel). M MEA School of Finance and "We believe that a profession­ home and l* leaving Friday, Nov. Salary Conference. al salary schedule should pro­ At the State conference. David vide fot a beginning salary of with the 3$rd Air Divtalon tn Battle Creek'a Springfield 4. reports that the resolution Bork. a National Education Aa- al least $7,000 for fully certified School* and president of Region sodation staff member from degree teachers, progressing with former Bonnie Courtney.Indianapolis. Ind., presented data advanced degrees to at least 515.­ i on average annual beginning 000 in ten years" Pfc. Wayne L. Payne, the son salary offers to men with bacheA more recent and parallel ' lor degrees who entered fields policy, adopted al the National has been in Vietnam since.Sep­ ning. Nov. 17. The resolution other than teaching lost year. Education A-joclation Conven­ tember. He entered service in c a II ■ for united action by tion last Summer, sets national In 1965-66, Bark told the group. December, 1955. and took hi* teacher negotiating teams in j when Michigan’s beginning sal- annual salary goals for teachers toxic at Ft Lcwta. Wash. Wayne, within a range of $8,000 to $16.- a medic in the 12th Infantry, [ 165. men with bachelor’s degree* ooo. i completed a 10-week course at entered technical field* averaged \ To implement these policies, | Ft. 8am Houston. Texas, and ’88.052 annually. Those in non- t h e Region 4 and 5 Council | hospital training at Ft. Haehuca, । technical field* such as buslne&i members have pledged unified1 Arlz. His address is: । and marketing averaged $6,840 to action in urging their local as­ sociation negotiating teams to U5S58663S6 Co. B. 2nd Bn. Council- In Sturgis on Wcdnes"The median entrance sala- include the 87,000 minimum »al- ■ 12lh Infantry. 3rd Platoon day. Nov. 16. Richard Norrt*.I rics for firemen in Michigan, nry among the items to be pre- j APO San Francisco, Calif. Benton Harbor Education A*- whose educational requirements sen ted at the bargaining tables । &62t>8 sedation President, introduced> foil far below those for teachers to their Boards of Education. I Here’s a new address: the motion to support teacher were $5,800.” he said, "or 12 persalaty goals based on the $7,000 cent higher than the teachers’ EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Manley Munch. D-582I87 minimum Region 5 delegates average starting salary " CHURCH U.S.5. Forrest Sherman Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector I e/o Fleet Post Office 9 a.m. Holy Communion. , New York. N.Y. He would like to hear from his 11 am Family service and — ----------------------------------------sermon—First Sunday in Advent: | friend.* Nursery and classes for chll------------ • ” Armed Forces -News Notes- Thursday, November 24. 1966 Section Two— Paflet 1 to B; Funeral service* for David A. Irwin, 57, of Nashville. who died Middleville OES suddenly about 10:50 pm. Wed­ nesday al Pennock Hospital after Schedules Meetings suffering a heart attack, were A special meeting of Middle­ held at 1:30 pm. Saturday Bt ville OES Chapter will be held at the Middleville Masonic Home. Temple at 7:30 pm. Tuesday. The Rev. Lila Manker officl- Nov. 29 for a school of instnicaled and burial wa* in the non including the Caledonia and Dowling Cemetery. , Freeport Chapter*, with Mrs LuMr. Irwin was bowling with' elite Koken. Grand Conductress the Burkey team in the Classic as Instructress. League Wednesday evening when | the secretaries and treasurers he became ill. He hod arrived 1 Of chapters art requested to late at the bowling alley and Ga- inrtt at the chapter room at ten Daniels had bowled the first I fi M pjn wlLh thtlr chapters game in his place. Mr. Irwin lx)oks for auditing. bowled the second game, rolling! .... a fine 223 score. He had bowled > only two frame* in the third | be held Wrtnraday game when he suffered his heart' J' al attach short intermission, then resume ,, , . , _ I at 8 pzn. for Initiation cere- Extension Group To Send CARE Gift ■ The Hastings Pioneer Exten­ sion Group met with Mr*. Stuart Jackson of Mill Lake Thursday. Nov 17. The lesson on "Your Child* Mental Health" war given stating and describing a child’s need* for good mental health so that he may meat the demands of life. 1 CARE package for their ChrblThe December meeting will be held with Mrs. Harold Brock- will be answered by an amusing story. an entertaining event or happening, or recitation. Lake-0 Hospital •^artev |’r«?S? attended “he in ' ^2* <f«nd ’,,»b pr,,'‘ - °°rr N Guild Elects Officers 50c ’Searle*.i Irwin Hr attriinrd the — "— .----------- . ’irauo nir'i — wvw .« Pennock Hospital Guild 41 old Second Ward School and j f'eshmep's Bt closr of n’«*t*08 Wiltse. Sr. a native of Caro, was uiuuuu*uus» proclaimed invumuucu Mteht- members, met al the home of moved to Grand Rapids when he Invited to »•-.unanimously «.\n’’ss 109th Grand High Priest of of Mrs Roy Warner at Jordan was 14 and attended the Maxon lcnd- 1,01,1 mMtln«5 (tan : Royal Arch Masons Mflsons in the tin- clos- Lake Work included baby blanGrammar School. He was gradu- f 1 B----------mg hour* of the 188th annual a ted from South High School.4 „ . convocation at Kalamazoo. He la chairman for next year is Mrs. Mr. Irwin moved back to 1 rPVFtltCltl VC. tin insurance man and in his lei- Dan Peterman Co-vlce chairmen Hasting* where he worked for and work - chairmen are Mrs. the Hastings Mfg. Company historical research, archaeology Charles Hamp and Mr*. Arthur and the E^ W. Bliss Company Oraul: secretary-treasurer. Mrs. and genealogy. before'entering the Navy dur­ Roy Jackson, guild and hospital ing World War II. After the representative, Mrs.’ Morley j Preventative medicine with For Banner (Classified Ada Hough and publicity. Mrs Peter­ Bliss Company before joining 1 livestock is more economical and Call WI 5-3481 man the pi>*lal service in 1947. ___________ satisfactory ____ than__________ last-ditch— efThis past Summer he trans- forts to save hopeless, dying anlferred to the Nashville past office . mats. as a rural carrier. According to Art Steeby. He was a member of the Has- I Barry Extension agent, keeping tings Lions Club. Hastings Coun- hcTd health records in a rrsditry Club, the Laurence J. Bauer ly acrewrible and up-to-d a t e American Legion Post No 45 and Hie takes leas time and pretlic Hastings Bowling Associn- I venla any shortage of fact* fur tlon. i future — reference. v——— "Mon^y Nov » Pilgrims to Have Any system of herd record An avid sportsman. Mr. Irwin luck supper ut 6:30 pra. Special Banquet bawled In many State tourna­ keeping I* good as long ns It la. To give to some­ ments as well os in local leagues, used regularly and automatically. PILONIM HOLINESS and fbr many years played soft- Steeby stresses that the success- I one in need on ful fanner of the future will be', 1302 South Hanover । at the Pilgrim Holiness Church.I1 ball here. Hastings, Michigan | the committee is planning a sup- 1 He is survived by a son. David the one with the most unful Thanksgiving Telephone B45-9429 pci per wtu« with uuw* both sides .uii.^.^^ furnishing L- Irwin. R1 Middleville: a records, including those on herd health for hl* livestock. the food but the losers, the Bluea, dau J^ Ur ’ , J £ rs Do “ ldd „, <Jo S n> Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor Day is the best special and r1 Gamer Calif.; five —™ ;treat ----- X --'* ' of Poway. «• ’*»■ « — 10 a.m. Sunday school. Elwyn supplying a s, 'grandchildren; a sister. Mrs. Mlchlgnn State halfback Clin­ Curtis. Supt. Classes (of ell. putting on the program. The supper, planned ns a Marvin iMamie* Vreeland of ton Jones gained ’.'68 yard.* In way to give North Ridge. Calif. Thank-Mtivlng-Ciirtstmas banquet. | 21 carries In MSU’s 1966 foot­ Junior Bunday school in charge will be held al 5 30 on Salur-1 ball victory over I0W8 to estab­ Thanks for your of PhyllLs Munn and Gladys day. Dec. 3 at Southeastern, lish a Big Ten single game rush­ Hamblin. School. The menu includes tur-1 Call WI 5-3481. ing record own blessing. 11 a m. Worship service. key with dressing and of course < 6: 15 pzn Junior Service. David the treat. An interesting program and Ronda Munn in charge. b being prepared. Teens and young adults, In Those who do not know what charge of Marlin and Dorcne to bring may call Mrs. Allen Buhl. Lancaster. 945-3102. Adult prayer service, in charge of Mr*. Rogers. This provides a MTVice for everyone and every­ Missionary Speaker St. Ambrose Church Delton one 1* Invited. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. At Local Church Special music Rev Paul Thomas. Saturday, December 3 FUNERAL HOME Jr..’ Superintendent of our work of the Philippine Islands, is to In Die Philippine Islands will be speak Sunday at 7 pzn. al the Ph. WI 5-3252 W. Green at Broadway | Pilgrim Hollnes* Church. Rev. the guest speaker. Make your Christmas last! Medicine Pays With Livestock Thought For The Week DINNER & SMORGASBORD Christmas! Il’s amning how that magic word sands family memories chasing one another through your GIRRBACH 7: 30 pm. Wednesday Mid-weefc anyone on year Ctwutm** fist. Kodak gifts ara opened first on Christmas morning Shop now from our tom pleta selection of Kodak Insiamaiic Cameras-gifts that Thanksgiving - ChrLstmas turkey supper nt Southeastern School. Far information on what to bring call Mrs. Allen Lancaster. 945- GARDNER'S ’PLUS. S&H GREEN STAMPS! 110 W. State Phone 945-2134 gram. j Union Thanksgiving service nt aur church tills Wednesday at W. Thoma*. a former general superintendent of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, lues been super­ intendent of the missionary work in the Philippine.! tor tl*e pas’, eight years. Pastor Howard W. Rogers invites* the public to at­ tend. Far Banner Classified Ada Call WI 5-3481. > Adults $1.50 Children 75c 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE WON'T YOU JOIN MY CHRISTMAS CLUB. AT J£ REAL ESTATE -N Top Listings in Town & Country Properties FAMILY HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, with three full b*th upstair* and down a living room, dining and 1 j bath, and sun parlor, full basement, oil three Hall garage, situated on lot and a half for $1,500.00 159 ACRES of land with a barn 44 x 54 and 15 acre* of wood* for $25,000.00 A REAL GOOD bedroom* and room, kitchen healing ptant. A GOOD BUNGALOW ON 5. WASHINGTON ST., with living room, two bedroom*, dining room, kitchen and bath, full bate­ . ... . _.._.i__ ।_____ —r«> it” nn I Smart folks are starting I right now to accumulate I money for CHRISTMAS AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location, has three bedrooms and half-balh upstairs and down one bed­ room, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has base- - I FOR 1967 . . . through an, I HCB CHRISTMAS CLUB $7,000.00 INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN. ha* two apartment*, north apt ha* living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath. ’ account. Just decide how kitchen end bath end two bedroom* up*1*’!*. hev full b«ement • much money you want for dining room, for_____________ .... .$11,000.00 L’ * A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE CLOSE TO BUSINESS SECTION OF HASTINGS, one side ha* living room, two bedroom*, dining and kitchen and bath, the other tide has two bedroom* up- TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDENDOPFF ADDITION. First Ward. | mo.i1 ■.*|y?L*fcjt»rage and bring* Heady income ..$8,500.00 A LARGE HOMEIFT^E SOUTH PART OP TOWN, ha* four bedroom* upstair* and one bedroom down, living room, dining room kitchen and bath. Michigan cellar with oil furnace, lot and one-haff, will trade for country property or sell for $4,000.00 $600.00 1 IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-37 with living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full bath, full basement with oil heat, ha*, garage with brdereway. for_____ _____________ ,________________ S8.900.00 A REAL NICE AND UNUSUAL HOMI south of Hatting* on good blacktop road, ha* living room, three bedroom*, dinatte, full bath, kitchen that.built-ms!. *r»d 1* utuated on two-*cre lot, want to trade for bungalow or suitable home 1h Hasting*, or want to trade for bungalow or suitable home in Hastings. A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVINUI, has two bed­ room* upstair* and cne bedroom down, living room, dining rgom. kitchen and bath. *l*o twlfroom apartment and bath. lA&sament and ga* heat, full lot for ---...----------------- $9^ML00 A REAL NICE HOME ON EAST MILL STREET, has two bedW** little as 25tf a week, you can be bill-free next De­ vt > 1 cember. Wouldn't that be I A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, with three bedroom* upstairs; downstairs it has one bedroom two living room*, dining room, kitchen, full bath, basement with wonderful? T J-m front porch, workshop on tar Caledonia-------- $10,000.00 A,REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, ha* next year and save a small i amount each week. For as ,«?- | PLAY SANTA THE EASY EFFORTLESS WAY . . . and lull bath upstairs *nd one bedroom down, living room. ML all drape* go with the place, *torm window* and screen*, I*1 fully insulated, and it ha* been newly painted outside and i—.1.4. u.. ■ •>11 n,,,aa nlea In, fnr 411 fWO f*A A NICE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI: all on one floor, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and dining mom. WITH A CHRISTMAS part basement .. ..$1,500.00 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HA5TING5 HEIGHTS. A NICI VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ...$650.00 CLUB CHECK! l-t WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND .$13,000.00 A GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS dose In to business district, has two bedrooms upstairs and two bedroom* downstairs, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, has storm windows and ................ NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMAN $8,500.00 A NICI HOMI ON HEATH ROAD located on I W-acre lot, all on XC1 ESTATE A REAL GOOD COTTAGE ON LEACH LAKE, built on *l*b. largo living room, dining room, kitchon and ono bodroom, bath, , _ _____ ■ J ’-.-..rtn, k.a lu.lL with $1,500.00 down, for U.OOflAO Broker 145 W. SHN Jo., HwbHm. COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE Hastings City Hunk MEMBER: Federal Depoeit Insurance Corporation Frttndly, Neighborly Service for 80 Conlinuoua Feara �Hastings Launches. Cage Season at Marshall Lakewood Will Host Maple Valley Tuesday Sexoni, Vikingt to Open JTeit Central Campaigna Dec. 2 Tht HuUngt. High School bas­ ketball team will launch the 19M-67 season Friday night when they travel to MaAhal) to meet a veteran Redskin quintet t-THE HASTINGS BANNER Middleville Cagers to Open Sked at Delton in .117 field throws in West JOT points. He broke the scoring Coach Ray Page, in his fifth yea: as head basketball coach at Middleville's T-K school, official­ ly launched practice for the 1966-67 season on Monday pre­ paring for the opening game with non-conference foe Delton Charlotte seven years earlier. Schondelmayer'* 117 field goals of 81. Johns had scored 115 the throws was set by Dean Wahster of Belding in the 1960-61 scaJbn. Belding lias since dropped out of the conference. didn't make the final 12. Delton and Middleville have another week for drills before they meet each other in a nonTHE CHAMPIONS—Winners of the 1966 Punt. Pam, Kick compe­ tition sponsored by Ford and Bill Renner (left) of Renner Ford Ln Hastings received their awards last week from the Hastings Hastings upset Marshall in last automotive dealer. Champions, and their age divisions, Include Hastings and Lakewood will year's Inaugural In the HHS (front row. left to right) Ed VanDerMolen, 9-year-old champ: open their West Central Confer­ gym. 80-75. Tom McKeoagh, It (who son his third straight championship), ence campaigns on Friday. Dec Dave Williams led the Saxons, and Dtivld Anderson. 8-year-old champ. Second row: Jeff Hoke, 2. with the Saxons traveling to to the win with 23 pointe. Jim | 11; Brian Smith, It, and Bob Terry, 12-year-old champion. Alma and the Vikings hosting King and Schondelmayer each , the Ionia Bulldogs. had 22. |, Hastings soared to a 23-17 lead I at the quarter but Marshall i | raced back and grabbed a 41-39,; Toungs bulge by intermission.. Hastings; । their opening encounter. outscored the visitors tn the sec-1 Outdoor Trail —A fine sport*- nesday night after work at the For what might be the first --------u___. ..... MedlC(U pgcmty. ond half. 22-17 in the third num we know tells about a little time, the Saxons will take the | fawn blotting his way around an I Bernard Tobias got a stxfloor with a -brother combina­ period and 19-17 tn the finale. The season's schedules: ‘ ‘ ~ tion” working In the back court. ‘ pointer hunting right here near was killed In a field Saturday 1 home. Co-Captain Dave Williams, a UIIS VAXSITT BASKETBALL morning. The fawn, hardly senior, and his brother. Jim. a Douglas Vickery, husband of weighing 30 pounds, was seen Junior, are scheduled to start at both Saturday and Bunday not | Sharon of .the City Hall, got his the guard positions. even wary of the hunter. Our buck Saturday morning hunting Co-Captatn Jim King, 8-5 senIn the Prairieville* area. Doug's sportsman friend declared that the doe killed by the young younger brother. Mike, also got spot. Starting forwards could be hunter undoubtedly wos "wet." one tn the same area and Doug's brother-in-law, William Armin­ Steve Toffee. 5-10 senior.’ Mike and wondered if her fawn would trout, Jr., of the Norris Road, survive. Fitzgerald. 0-0 junior, and Al also downed a buck. Hengesbach. 0-1 sophomore, will Earl VanSickle. Middleville’s i Bill! Jackson got his buck SatT-K superintendent of schools, :00 downed a big eight-pointer the I| urday morning. spots while Gary Hall. 5-8 sopho­ more. and Bob Ironside. 5-10 Saturday morning of the U.P.1 opening near Brevort. Cleo Cum-1 mlngs. in the same Middleville' guard. DlitrirtTaarnanani party, shot a spike the next day I Hastings suffered a big seiand that was it. Olenn Schondclmayer and Bob Kenyon were the others in the group. Sunday James Steeby. a senior :00 at Hastings^HlglT and son of Mr. Kalamaxoo tills Tuesday and un­ dergo an operation on the knee and Mrs./Lloyd Steeby of Gun this Wednesday. He Is slated to Lake. gpt\B seven-point buck Aggression in the classroom, be in a cast for about four weeks. hunting otoRcx and Bonnie like death an<f taxes, will prob­ Strickland s Warm northcast of ably be always with us, says El­ son for all practical purposes here on the Charlton Park Road. ton B. McNeil. University of Fata. Hastings starts the new sea­ Rex is hl* uncle. Monday Jim's Michigan professor of psychology. son without the services of Steve brother. Jack Steeby of near "From experience we know Schondelmayer. who set a new Battle Creek, shot on eight­ that whole classes may gain no­ LAKEWOOD BASKETBALL pointer hunting on the Strick­ toriety as trouble-makers, and year. Schondelmayer. who had land farm. that this reputation tends to fol­ *—OrWBUt* . matriculated at Michigan State Kenneth Hamp, son of the low them through their academic O-OrMavtll* University this Fall, and surIS—OruLd L«dga L. L. Hamps of Algonquin Lake, career and to set off antagonistic *0—Hollas* got hl* first buck, a nine-pointer. responses In teachers before 30- LoWall *—Also 1 Guy Taylor of Sunfield, a sec­ there is any real indication that 'CyCo/ocysez' 13—81- Jahns tion foreman on the CAO. shot the class plans to continue its IT—tael* 1 » dandy —.—j eight-point ____ a buck... in____ Rut- past behavior,” McNeil says, 20—Charlatta I 27—Oronntt* land Township Sunday morning. *'f inspect it take* only *a • 31—Grand Lzd<« Roy Thunder. 15. son of Mr. i word to the wise' from the pre3—ITaMlngt and Mrs. Walter Thunder of R3 vloaw Teacher to give the next io—Ain* Bellevue, shot on eight-pointer teacher a negative prejudgtwo mile* south of Lacey at 8:20 ment of whole groups of ehflam Saturday. ! dren.” MAPLE VALLEY ■Lun Hrtter. M. ol B.ltlel «»l JfniMm. w cr«k. «ol « wven-poM buck! b “«• “ oorU>.T,l or Lun i"” Mr,. Lucille WUII1U Ailed her , Ueerue hunUn, wlUi Sherid and Ideally. ,ntlaoclal aasraalve8— HkoUltoo Ura Marl H. Campbell al Irmu « * i™i"ri™> Uilo 9— OUvwC Lucille came home Sunday mshl । * d>«IimUon Uia [umlahee du u. IS—M1441«vUli and u aoin« north uun W.dncellmuial level, ____ _______________________ — with an insatiable urge, to In­ quire into the n a t u r <f of the world about them, he says. "Unfortunately, the average classroom seems more dedicated VJC ALL 6MOULO 8E to producing docility and to pol­ -THANKFUL WE. HAVE MIDDLEVILLE ishing well - trained but unin­ teOMETMING- TO BE spired technicians to a brighter ' THANKFUL FOR. / sheen than io molding aggres­ sion and resentment to socially * We’re extremely D«s. r r— A crippled Negro father of two productive ends.” says McNeil. D»« 2‘ j— "The failure to educate the ftiankful for the opJan. 1 whole child — if he is resistive, Jaa. 1! i— to bo a bad parent, figuring {Drtunity to serve our 1. lo -natati restless, or deflanU-occurs most moat people think they know ,often because teachers have been how to lx- a pood one. Ill-equipped or too frightened to tany customers. We I—Calvin Chrlrtlaa The key rules for Irrcaponsl- stare steadily into the Medusa­ ble parenthood, says Lester C. like features of ho«tllity." ish you all a VERY Means. 51. and father of two: An extended exploration of APPY THANKS—"Seldom know where they! currently being conducted at IVINC. . DELTON ‘children* are, or what they arc the University School to dis­ -M14SlavIlla doing. -Baa for "tamed" without breaking their r, spirit. Since 1961 a detailed crossscctlonal and longitudinal study —"Perform ail their chore*' of hostility and aggression has for them, and never any stand- 1 been under way at the UniverFLOOR COVERING >e li ana.. ards of responsibility. | slty School as part of a larger —'•Encourage them to run project, supported by the UB around al all hour;* of the eve- Office of Education. 23 W STATE STREET rung, and push tlicm to be popu- I Preliminary findings show that HASTINGS. MICH teachers and children agree 11 — Olival •age prafAs' closely about which students offenses of aught to be nominated as most _ ictical jikerr aggressive In class but they reguand stealing, which are often larly fail to distinguish among anything but practical and some- : the many kinds of aggression what less than a Joke. that take place in the classroom —“Fall to see that they have "Aggressive classroom behavior good literature with which .to (lets reacted to by one's peers fill their expanding minds." und by thp teacher." McNeil ex­ (they're having fun all winter long) Means wtm crippled so badly Plains. "This reaction tends most by polio when he was nine years j often to be negative, the child to. old that people often think he question gels labeled as-nggtefwas bom without legs He credit* Is,ve- ani1 hu fulurc behavior gete hl* mother with forcing him to Prejudged according to the label achieve, in spite of hia handicap. P|nned on him’ - . "My MJ IIBVWKL mother used to WT1 tell U1C. me. - J ------ .. *.... ‘.ew_ 0,.“s.‘ -You have crippled leg*, but your p7“10" u p50V^cd ,f wc I°?k mind isn’t crippled You must fnrough the eyes of Die learn everything you can. Your' chl‘d hu O’”* hostility and angry •* behavior. mind Is brilliant, but you must “ nd anorv h,v,nr (U„ it „ well weu “ ■'The school child who blithely train The following night Delton Willi conference champlonihl travel to Bangor'while Middle- , *qaui. Armchair Athlete * Divert Student Aggression To Useful Ends Hille better than average. Five lettermen are returning from last year's squad which sailed through the season with a 23-1 record, winning the Ex­ pressway Conference. District, Regional and Quarter-Final championships. Missing are All-Staler Rob While, three-year regulars Jack Campbell and Gary Stauffer along with Tom Griffith. Jamie Rohrbacher, Dave VanElst and Gary Warner. Scott Henning Is the only Wrestling for 9 Teams Enter Young Boys to City Cage Loop; Begin Saturday wrestling profrom the 5th gin at 1 pm. Saturday, Youth Council Director Bob King re­ ports. HHS Wrestling Coach Er­ nie Strong is to provide the In­ struction and supervise Ulis Uni­ ted Community Fund activity in the East Oym. Name Winners Of Punt, Pass, Kick Contest tag capacity, habitat depletion, over-browsing and habitat reatorwtloo. Many factors affecting The Hastings City Basketball League 1* scheduled to ni unCopies may be obtained free from load County Extension Of­ gyms on Thursday. Dec. 1, Youth fices. by writing the Bulletin Council Director Bob King has Office. Agricultural Hall, Mich­ announced. igan Blate Unlveratly. other Youth Council activity. Michigan State's soccer team At Thursday's organizational has participated In the NCAA's post-season playoffs every year since 1961. ted president and Jim Sergeant Entry fees from nine teams । were received and a round-robin schedule drafted to be followed by a double elimination tourna­ Winners of the 1966 Punt, Pass. ment. Kick competition, sponsored by their awards. The first, second and third place winners, six age classifica­ tions, Included: 8- Year-Old — Won by David Anderson. 1036 8. David. 142 points; 2nd—Dick McGuire. 1144 S. Jefferson, 100 pointe; 3rd — Daniel Welton, 306 8. Church. Other lettermen are Terr: 94i» pointe. 9- Y«ar-Old — Won by Edward and started several games last VanDerMolen, 803 8. Young, season, and a No. 1 replacement 152'x; 2nd —Marc Hutchins, 327 was Terry Appel. Shrlner, 151; 3rd — Rob Kruko, Terry Page and Tom Warner 322 W. Clinton, 150. are returning guards, though IQ-Year-Old — Won by Tom they played little a* Junior*. McKeough, 1022 8. Jefferson, Outstanding candidates up ----------- —. --------------. from .v.i, 161S; «uu 2nd vrviuuu Gordon ruui.v, Finnic. Jr., last years reserve team are Gary : 1305 w. Ridgewood Drive,- 147; VanEht and Bill Miller VanElst 3rd-BUl McGuire. 1144 8. JefnlavaH a n lot tftt of nt ball Kalt in In the tKn State ferson, _ 148. ... played tournament. A newcommor, Is 11- Year-Old —Won by Brian Carl Idema from Wayland, whofn Smith, 128 W. Grand, 209 H; 2nd Coach Page expects to help. — Dennis Acker. 1410 8. Jeffer­ Middleville has It out for son, 178; Brian Echtlnaw, 1104 N. basketball, the largest turnout Hanover, 172 H. 12- Year-Old — Won by Bob "Overall, the team will be Terry, R1 Hastings. 202 ; 2nd— green and not shoot as well a* Douglas Welton. 306 8. Church, last year, but should improve az 196S4; 3rd—David McGuire, 1144 the year progresses. We have 8. Jefferson, 188'4. better than average height but 13- Year-Old — Wqn by Jell Hoke. 1030 8. Market, 216^; 2nd been In the past years," Coach Page said. Charles, 207. and 3rd — Newell Heath. R3 Hastings. 203'x points. Coach Bob Carlson directed To Prosecute the tournament. 'Blackout' Vandals The Consumers Power Com­ pany lias renewed a S100 reward offer for Information leading to conviction of anyone whose care­ less gunfire causes a power inter­ ruption. The company is pre­ pared to prosecute vandals who cause electric blackouts. 1st Games Dee. 1 rod by d«r, Shtck points out. In discussing habitat for deer, the bulletin gives dotal lx on such Blue Tick Puppy Bliss meets Hastings Mfg. at 7 and Renner Ford playa the Has­ tings Merchants tn the night­ cap in the main HHS gym. The Sceen meets Wilson In­ surance at 7 and Sberlff-Goalin plays Swift's Hardware In the second game in Ute East gym. Deer Habitat Info Available From Mich. State BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH Michigan land owners interotrted in managing their land for white-tailed deer will find sound advice Ln a Michigan State UnlService Bulletin. 'Deer Management on Private Landa" is a pubUcailorl for peotry” cither aa Individuals or M members of clubs. Prepared by Charlcn Shirk. M8U Extension Wildlife Specialist, the bulletin niruim.-rcnent formula which ap­ plies to all land. tal complex, requiring under­ standing of the Inter-relation- A three-quarter blue tick pup­ py. 8-10 week - old female. Is available for adoption at the animal shelter by contacting Dog Warden Dean Braden through the sheriff’s office. Other puppies are also available. on which they live. Plans for doer management should provide for present and future needs. They should bo economically sound and con­ sider other valuable natural ro-1 sources such as Umber. *>11 and Michigan Blate swimmers Gary’ Dilley. Won Ken Watah Walsh. Ed ClllaV Glick „and | Michigan State's 1966 cross Pete Willlama hold a combined | country record of 4-1 marked the total of 11 of the school's 13th winning season for the dividual records. Spartan* since 1948. The bulletin contains Informa- j tlon on the biology of deer. Be­ fore a successful management' plan can be developed, some-1 thing must be known about the It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Haats HASTINGS BOWL INC. ^Voodlond of Michigan Father Tells How to Be A Bad Parent Join the Ski-Doo families come see, come drive the sensational new sMdoo WMU'I UMEST UU1NG U0MM0IIIE SOS SKSLTOH'f W. 0.. L.k. »«,. 6t l.iisi A&M c«>ilr£. In PrnTrs/ vi™ ’’is own aggressiveness in quite a A*M OJtegc in Prairie View. Ught-^t ort^ |n B 1 flattering rosy light. National Christian Institute in "He tends, as one would ex­ Nashville. Tenn., where he stu­ pect. to be more charitable with died Bible. himself than he is with others Wl^ (^ 1 '“,d to **■ <,U1U‘ sP*clflc “bout the senior in high detail* of his own aggrantve ,r^tU^ly m“>te-up and to see It as conberoma a mlzalonary to Nigeria, nected closely to particular «ltukim m. k„ atlons rather than simply a genOf hte child-rearing phUa-o- CralUcd hostile personal charPhy. which was recently pub- oceristlc. Itehed to Lubbock Means raid: When one does not perceive 1 w™rtficr <1° himself in the same way that he much good, but I'm sure tome perceived by hlz peers and his 8°??. . °°fne ot teacher we have the necessary "II* Just like a mountain and ingredient* for continued difila drop of water. One drop won’t cully in the classroom.” . dent a mountain very much; but •a lot of drops will <‘vrnttmHy For Banner Classified Ads flatten that mountain. Call WI 5-M01. A great place to get more for your money! Better ideas make the difference! Take the optional SelectShift Cruise-O Matic transmission, for instance. You can drive automatic or shift manually if you choose. Wagon fanciers get Ford’s exclusive Magic Doorgate. Tailgate opens like a door for passengers, folds flat for loading cargo. Convertible buffs are way ahead with Ford’s clear safety glass rear window. See how muehjnore you get for your money in Ford. Test-drive a '67 today! Ford Galans 500 2-Door Hardtop USED CAR BUYERS^rtcmt tr«4M for now Fonb now ot tsorgofai prioM! See the Lively Ones...Your Ford Dealers 328 N. Michigan Hostingi Q ENNE Q lx Ford, Inc. lx. Phons WI 5-2421 �Frederickson 1S2. Lucille Wilson 101, Norma Varney 151. Linda Lowry 157 and Erienc Smith 141- -;.S 600 Boys, Girls to Play In City’s ‘Y’ League E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Gordie Norris broke the 600 barrier Friday rolling 603 with a 212 high game Lynn Bunlick chalked 2(81-549. Bob Sease 212­ 553. Rus* Nash 216-518, Jack Smith 204-509. Howard Peters 212-549. Dave Moore 515. Roger ROWLING Raber 526. John Riedl 517. Cha*. Krauss 507. Dave Reynolds 511, COMMERCIAL MINORS Pet Kruger led Use Coaunerical Sally Moore 454. Ernest Gross Minora Thursday with 22^ Jack 8helrr 520 Vkt618. Denny Cleveland fired 5*77. ^7. .ndienbeck’wSs’ppt'rmxn'’ Dave Kruko 224-576. Emmrth HASTINGS Hastings* great Winter basket­ ball program financed through the generous United Community Fund program. Is being launched this week and YMCA - Youth Council Director Bob King re­ ports that more titan 600 boys and girLs will participate each week on more than 60 teams. All three Hastings High S^„Jc'hrrU""’ ” 510. tuToiS Cassel 210-560. Mike Miller 222- Oord n Prench 505 538. Rod Miller 506. Bob Balmer -----------527. Howard Martin 225-527,: SUNDAY MIKED DOUBLES Vern Harbin 203-552. Bub 81o-1 Hl<*> •<“'«: Bill Burn* 204cum 527. Jim We&lock 569 Gerald 572- R1*>' Lundquist 202-554. Gene Price 212-547, Galen Daniels 213- W>’*nt 186 - 525. Wesley Friend 673. Bill Kruko 211-526 Curl IM-623. Ron Pellow 198-507. Von Hathaway 204-516. and Robert Ho««H l«9-503.Loul*ailibeel89492. Allen Hinrichscn IM - 478. Rlttrr 210-507 — >«-*•». Sandra Lundquist 180-469, Dun *nd ST”" Ka x 170-467. Ray 175-467. BOO Bob siocwn Slocum 170176?J2nt'x M a <73 Sharon Cullers 193. Linda plrtlr'. 7«8’ v’ X 1 “S Arn01d ,58- B0nniC W>'ant Al LA i MU“I Mor.ian 179. Jo Morgan 157. Bud w 11 Runner Ford Oru-s 162 and Velma Slocum 153 25. WaUdorfCa 22. Dale’* Bake Shop 21. Midway Buffing 20, TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Patten Monument 17'i, South­ end Food 17 and Hastings Alum­ inum and Zephyr 16. I 159-357. N. Kimmcy 158-424. F -I Ouenhelmer 155-433. B Rogers THURSDAY TWISTERS Standings: Renner Ford 26.,1 >53-420.* J. Wellfare 153-372. W The Bombs and Powder Box 23. Hynes 14B-376. H. Featherly 14«Local Finance 21 Hull Realty 20 , 361 W. Anderson 146-379. P Edter 144-368. F. Louden 140-354. and Cool Aides. V Howard rolled 206-543. Doi- J Willette 140-346 and J TerHe Larsen 171-500. Deris Green­ pening 139-385. field 148-417. Shirley Hawks 170- | 481. Mary Parker 170-407, Sur i Wisniewski 144-140. Pat Fucri 161-415 and Marian John.ock 163-445. Ordinary Warts Not Dangerous To One’s Health IB. WATER BOT—A paratrooper of the 173d Airborne Brigade carries hi* aquad’a empty canteen* to a waler point in South uairymen '™ * 7 AU«I |w „ >pmd Z1 C ■ thepi or by brushing or combing 7^81111 1 <11 Illlll^ Uj. l»lt 11 Ihtrt w»u u> iht | w ald aboul „ p., W^u am «««r on .nt W. of Che Bln. but md.1 octa. «p- P5”.SSl,™b“' 1966? pear on the hands, fingers and ber. More than half of 600 who an­ on the soles of the feet. Those on the soles — plantar warts — swered a Michigan State Univer­ cause the most trouble. Because sity survey related the key reason of the pressures of shoes and to a combination of "high Invest­ walking, they are pushed inward ment. low returns long hours, low instead of bulglngoutwnrd. some­ prices " Another 13 per cent Mid they could not hire labor while times causing sharp pain Usually wart* are treated 20 per cent tied the reason pri­ medically only when they are marily to age and health. What kind of farmers are tender or painful, when they in­ icricic allh terfere * iui function* lunvtiviui of ui the uiv ( quitting? Analysis by Dr Glynn McBride body or when they are so located and C. Ray Hoglund. MSU econo­ mists. show* 60 per cent or. more were farming from 100 to 150 Seres and only 27 per cent tilled lews than 100 acres More than 10 per cent were milking no more than 30 cows. Dr. McBride says there are indications that most of tht producers st one time had milked more cows than they were at the time they quit entirely. ’This sug­ gests that the process of exit from dairy production U not ayhasty one. but involve* some degree of herd reduction before final depar­ ture." the ag economist concluded About 65 per cent of those quit­ ting dairying were over 50 years 26-In. Wide GIR WRAP 6 ROLL PACK cent had been producing milk The appeal that ’farming » way of life and living and working In a rural area had value” may be losing out. Dr. McBride believe* The former dairymen expressed concern with low returns on in­ vestment and greater Interest In "shorter hours, free weekends and vacations " Although reasons were economically grounded. th|* may mean Uuit a change is taking place in the value system of the farmer Because of the high Investment in land, equipment, machinery. Improvements and livestock neces­ sary for an economical and profit­ able dairy fann enterprise and if a sociological revolution 1* taking place In the value system of the fanner, the agricultural economists think this' may mean that the organization and structure of our dairy farms of the future will be substantially different than those ■igr and nearly 2 per cent of thoss who quit had been shipping, b for M years or more ansi U Durfee Ry Mri. John Hook Thia *■• may be the one ' •••*» “/ " • “ag< »*• "• ' The American merganser—one .mndmmm. duet, S ‘1™ “".S.’ £ Michigan graduaic *ludle« to — dives like a submarine and jmany humanistic fields are comes back to the' surface the ।growing even faster than those same way. says George Hunt. IIn the sciences. University of Michigan a*sl*tFor exsuupw. uie average enunt professor of wildlife manage- ,rollment figure* to various areas ment . < of graduate studies during 1956"He does thi* by holding hl* 163. when compared with those feathers tight against the body for the 1954-58 period, show and squeezing out any air that these increases ' ■ might be captured in the feath­ Languages arU UUralure. ers This makes hi* body heavi­ er." Hunt explains The mer-! During 1963 - 64 Michigan’s ganser shares this ability with Graduate School awarded a to­ loons and grebes " tAl of 2 330 degrees. Including The streamlined, fish-eating 1911 master * degrees and 399 merganser ha* a alender bill, education. 18.8. Education de­ hooked at the end. and a slim creased by 1 per <mL head. Of the 8393 graduate students The female, unlike the male.; has a crest on her bright brown ; head. The merganser’s baek and wing* are gray, the lower part of the neck. breo*t and belly, white. In Michigan you will find these birds usually nesting on streams, lakes or marsh area* For a nest­ ing spot they prefer the hollow* of trees. But If trees are not available, they will sometimes use cliff crevice* or nest on the ground. Mergansers can be seen any­ where to Michigan during any time of the year. Hunt say* In Many buyers don’t. And though they, work harder than the the winter they are just as apt — *■" satisfactory to be seen on salt water as on purchase in the end. fresh water areas. This duck doein’l breed un- DO YOU KNOW HOW TO SHOP FOR A NEW CAR? 10 eggs. and incubation last* "Spring courtship displays are rather attractive." say* Hunt "Around six males will line up and swim back and forth before a like number of females. There are also various diving perform­ ances with the males rising the head and bill, then lowering the head forward and kicking the water with their feet." This Is a migratory species, say* Hunt, and travel* anywhere from Alaska down to Ute Gulf Coast, usually seen in groups of 12 to 50. But if the food supply Is good, you might see scattered thousands of these birds over a 110 or 20 square mile area Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gaylor were Monday supper guest* of Mr. and Mrs Owen Gaylor. Sunday guests of Mr*. Robert DeCamp of Nashville, Mrs. James Rose of Battle Creek and Mrs. Bert Ver­ Meulen of Bronson. They all called on Mrs. Eliza McAdams of Bedford * Tuesday evening. Nov. 15. Ernie Bateman attend­ ed a meeting at Constantine where he heard former. Sheriff By Mrt. Stephen Oi/tood Clark of Selma. Ala. * Mrs Ruth Cheney had an early Thanksgiv­ Rev. I. H Osgood attended the ing dinner Sunday, with al) the ministers- prayer meeting at children and their families pres-, Lake Odessa Thursday. * Rev. ent and Mrs Isaac Osgood were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock of Oun Lake. * Mr. and Mrs George Rlne and son. Dick, were week­ end guests of the Stephen Os­ goods. * Dr Kendall Merlou of Lansing was a Sunday evening caller of Mrs Ferris Brown and Isabel). Cloverdale • Hope Always in Stock Washable Vinyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES Cut to Sise confuted regarding models, options and accessories Price means diHarent quotalion is exceptionally low, use caution. Look for a reason. wish to avoid regrets later, you must think about this BEFORE For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. CREDIT with a flick of the wrist! At No Extra Cott HASTINGS PAINT and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. Jumping, racing, or family fun, LOG ROLL The basketball games will be supervised by Director King and Coaches Lewis Lans and Boh VanDerveen. with 30 high school and-college boys and girls act­ ing as volunteer referees The starting schedules Fourth Grade Boys’ Clinic — East Gym. 10:30-11:50 am. Sat­ urday, Nov. 26. Fi*th Grade Boys’ League — East Oym. 9-10:30 am. Satur­ day. Nov 23. ■ Sixth Grade Boys’ League — Main Ovm. 8:45-9:45 am , Sat­ urday. Nov. 25 Seventh Grade Bovs’ league— Main Gym. 9:45-10:45 aun.. Sat­ urday. Nov. 26 Eighth Grade Boys’ LeagueMain Gym. 10’45-11:45 am.. Sat­ urday. Nov 26 Ninth and Tenth Grade Boys; League — 6 45-8 pm. Monday. Nov 28 Eleventh and Twelfth Grade Boys’ League—8-9 .30 p.m . Mon­ dav. Nov. 28 Men’s City league—7 pm. Thursday. Dec. 1. Sixth Grade Girls’ League— 1 nm.. Saturday, Jan 7. Main Gym. Seventh Grade Girls’ League— 1 45 pm . Saturday. Jan. 7. Main Gym. Eighth Grade Girls’ League— 2 30 pm.. Saturday. Jan 7. Main (l-.-m ' there's an AMF Ski-Daddler of foil Oil full. 99c snowmobile ifor everyone! AVAILABLE NOW finoncing. Just toy "Charge It and you will automatically receive con­ venient extended payment privileget of your Security Charge Card. You can decide then or later to pay at little-at 1/10 of your balance each with no service charge. I RIBBON BOWS Stick-on style in hcriiday colors. 12 in pkg. Now, there are three AMF Ski-Daddler'* snowmobiles to be sure there Is one just right for your winter fun. STICK-ON BOW CTf, Of u SKI-DADDLER SNO-SCOUT GREETING CARDS 25 alike in bo*. Ideal for name imprinting. 77- //* SATIN-GLOW RIBBON Christmas color* or stripes. 45-65 ft. 102kp,247ccin<in«. Dual catbursiicn. All steal dussis. Fiberglass hood. Moats'* variable spood OT. <9f • SKI-DADDLER SUPER-SCOUT lUfeZttaeogiM. fart Kcslersliea SKI-DADDLER CRUISER 22 121 kp. 540 cc engine. 1 DecVic iterting. 1 Forward noutrsl reverse transmission. ’Dual headlighH. ■ Eitra wide trect flberiiSM hood. Come In and Test-Ride One Today! BEN^FRANKUN' Hastings Milling & Farm Supply I0M L Railroad PR. 945-2943 II ! last Fall. 1.509 studied art* and related areas and languages and literatures, while 1345 took phy­ slcal. biological and health jcicnees. Social science* i Including edu­ cation >. the largest of the seven broad division* of graduate stu­ dies for many years, had an enrollment of 2.492. and engineer•"«, |a,( palt The Graduate School now awards more degrees annually than any other school or college of university "This fact Is noteworthy, for it reveals tn simple arithmetic what we all httVf observed in the last decade or „ graduate education ha* become more wanted and more rirnted than ever before,” Dean who quit being 54 years More'than older—no doubt tired of twice dally chorea. Choose pack of 50 It paper or Merganser Duck Humanities Show Growth Is Handsome At Michigan And Versatile and all day Saturday to play WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Motor as to be unattractive cosine IlealSales 32. Hastings Cleaner* 29. I ly. There are several method* of Ne-Hi and East Side Lumber 27. by American Medical A*«oclatlon treatment. Your physician will Peabody Oil and Vita Boy 26. Almost al lof us have warts at select* the ’ "best‘ method for ‘--------you. ~ or Stanton* Real Estate and Mill­ some time In our Ilves. possibly recommend a comblnaers Plumbing 24, Crystal CandyOrdinary warts are not dan- t on of methods. The techniques 21. Barry County Ready Mix 20. serous to health. About half of vary With any method, several Hostings Aluminum 10. Makers all «nrt* eventually disappear treatments may be required. The IGA 15. Carols Ncedlecraft 11 qvrn if untreated. least drastic method usually is and Pepsi Cola 7. ... _ ....................... In „n ... hew pamphlet the .......... Amerl- tried first, especially with Chil­ Good serie*: Shirley VanDcn- can Medlral Association report* dren. burg 194-520. Barb Ktursey 185- that a wart Is a viral infection lllc T he spontaneous disappear518. Louise Bahs 177-5Q2. Shirley of the skin. It also can be des- anc(. of warts has often been Bowman 178-496. Flonnte Wey-,-rilycd as a virus-caused growth Unkl.d ln Htoture with swntesSUggCSerman 188-481. Marian Eye 178-1 Ordinary warts are not tnallg- ____________ llon therapy. . Toles of "witching _______ itching"’ 473, Rnaemary Raber 186-455. | nant do jiot ------- -• ------ -—•­ of ----- and ----------— become so I away of — warts are hundreds Adult* ---are’— less likely to •have' yeors 0)(j Eileen Gillespie 182-443. Gretchen Kennedy 167-433 and Ruby wArts than children. This may be the result of an acquired im- ,.^5* ‘nn Much Downey iso-435 to Good games: Mildred Mathews munlzatlon—a build-up of anil-; lol"B bodies—that occurs as . person . mn°" J? 160, Mae Hart 171. Mary Sher­ grows older. And. of course, some questions wood 152. Doris Stanton 169. people never get wart*. while'about waft vlru**aBarb High 159. Fem Brown 173. • Della Gorodenskl 154. Ella Hlg- others have dozens of warta covfion 172, Joan Martin 157, Judy erlng extensive areas of the body.. Ifaco'iroh \lyniVQ Warts -Hie contagious They HCbCdLLII 0IIUW3 Dolman 155. Joan Kingsbury 181.—- -----r------- - - - । . -in from one nn» pernerBeUy Miner 155. Bobby Handy!can ‘tran'mlttrd ransrnltted from , 153. Gene Thompson 169. Pearl:’0" J® ®cratchln'l or W11V DeHTVIIlFIl WE-. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Thundiy. November 14. 1944 r You see the Security Charge Sign almost everywhere! Sponsored by ATIONAL CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON (Hastings DOWNTOWN and Security national bank BATTLE CREEK �J 9 t - Uftf Ken A Bitt Gulf Sendee itlS iw/y Ask Pd|4if <o Play New Role In Enforcin£'$tale>s Game Laws ftryttit 610 E. State at Green There Is a gradual change of to see this direction encouraged, emphasis In conservation law - — recently, -- conservation -----------"Until enforcement work that Involve* officers used unmarked car* in new law*, the role of the public, and then changing place of rec­ reation In people's lives, says Angullm. chief of the Con-John -----------------------------------------' clal State emblem. This change serration Department's Law En- cleBr]y marks the officer a* the forcement Division.--------------------- I source of help for all coneerva"Right today." say* Angullm. tion-minded citizens." "Michigan I* at the bottom of1 Angullm has been In conservethe barrel when It comes to fines tlon worfc for over 30 year*, and and imprisonment for deer law .realistic enough to know that violator*.” . the total number of violation* He pointed to a survey con- probably will be reduced only For Every Room in Your Home! Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum DtPEND UPON ..'3 -------- ja****1^ Right thru till December 1st John A. Hoos, 212 W. Mil! St. Just in Time for Christmas1 SEWING CADDY • (6 Compartments All Wood Reg. $18.00 . • SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK > IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS REGISTER EACH WEEK J Hastings Shell Service Haan STANDARD SERVICE LIGHT REPAIRS Handmade) State at Broadway WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE Now $12.95 ( FIRESTONE TIRES Used Portable* from $12.95 PHONE WI 235 W. State —Phone WI 5-2235 5-2253 • Li>hrk*«i*a WMhing JJ’w.m’L* Hastings Floor Covering Don Dowsett, Rt. 1, Nashville Harry McCollum, Rt. 1, Nashville "Brr! I'm Cold"---- FULLER AGENCY, INC Take Me to Blair's! INSURANCE All my friends ore wearing cunning jf * ** warm sweaters and coats from there in a variety of colors. (I'd consider a nice new bed or bosket, too, and I'd just love a jeweled collar.) BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. State Ray Adami, 202 W. Court Judith Kidder. Rt. 5. Halting* LEES Carpets and Rug* Ispart Inmllstiofi Sarvica — Fro* Ewimstas • BrakM • Tira* & **tt«riM • Light R*p*ir Come to the service station that cares about your needs and the needs of your cor. Stop hero for quick, efficient and courteous service! Corner E. Green and Michigan Phone 945-9647 Atlas Tires & Batteries 2 * AU PICKUP & DELIVERY HASTINGS SEWING CENTER Road Service 5-9461 for Road Service and Pick-Up and Delivery Spencer Scobey. Rt. 3, Hostings Finds Illness, Drinking Link 219 W. STATE <6T. Phone 945-5982 Eugene Heniser, 1239 S. Montgomery Sharon DeWitt, Rt. 1, Hastings changes But he is encouraged by grow­ ing public cooperation, by ex­ AH charge convicted deer vl- ;pressions of support from indi­ olators more than Michigan's vidual legislators, and by Im­ maximum of a *100 fine and'or proved morale of field staff 90 days In jail. Several charge 1members He looks ahead to bet­ up to *1.000 for deer "shining " ter days for conservation affairs, Some states also confiscate cars and tougher time* for poachers -and weapon*, and Impose jail and cheaters. sentences up to a year in length The average fine for shining In these state* is around *300. Even though Michigan's pres­ ent maximum fine of *100 is comparatively low. it is seldom applied, according to Angullm 1 He notes: "More often, deer _ . . shiners In Michigan are fined *30 |>| ||p*itliw to *50 plus costa. Sometimes *11 /1ULU UC<XU13 tieth^n aTlS> VSSwrtot. You're Assured of a See our new season collection of Dresses. TIME FOR A NEW FOOD CENTER Full Measure of ) Service and Satisfaction BATTERY at the Home of “BILL DING" qs95.^ And AHlRf SHOPPING IS Aii A PLEASURE1 East Court’ at Michigan NEW TRIP EACH WEEK PARMALEE’S ' 124 E. State Mrs. William Cridler, 507 Johnson, Middleville Mrs. Herman Bessmer, Rt. 5, Hastings Get In The Beat" With A Whitehall Drum Sets from »l 1950-1 $37500 1. Winner to receive tr free weekend al participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotels. 2. Weekend includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up Shoes for Women at i J NEW U 134 W. State Helen Johncock, Rt. l.^ickory Corners I FURNITURE FURNITURE MUSIC CENTER 105 East State Street You'll Like Our Arthur Bennett, III, 721 E. Bond Emma Dolman, 926 E. Madison 10 lbs. - $2.50 You may enter in as many stores as you wish each week. No purchase necessary. The Copper Lantern Restaurant 5. 6. One prel/juindry winner will be drawn each week at each participating utore. The»»c winners from each store will then be placed in the final prize drawing Charlotte Hostings There's always a friendly crowd and the many specialties of the house are favorites of young and old alike. , BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS 327 N. Broadway Kenneth Garrison, 703 N, Church Gordon Ironside, 20 Ironside Dr.. Hastings Sue Aumkk, 531 N. East St. that week. New contest bach week. Whenever You Need a Lift... WEINERS CHICAGO, ILL. Plck-Congrete 1,000 Rooms Downtown n»»r h«art of loop Mlohlgin Blvd. • ilHKS'Sfeh 4Con*r...St. Get your hair styled, t Homemade Skinless Michigan Grade 1 dyed, bleached or toned by professionals 3lb.Bag$1.49 at (Broken Sixes) Riepenhoffs Sausage Kitchen MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 945-5321 Hotel Hastings 115 S. Jefferson Mrs. R. W. Kelley, Rt. 2, Hastings Donald Swan, Rt. 1. Dowling DETROIT, MltH. COLUMBUS, 0. Albert Pick Motel 150 Rooms Pick-Port Shelby 900 Rooms HaUonvflde Inn 275 Rooms WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS 811 L Railroad St. Ph. WI 5-2423 Hubert Marble, 911 S. Hanover Farrell C. Anderson, Rt. 2. Hastings 99'COUPON * P°l'’h Diamond Ring E. LANSING, MICH. Phone 945-4071 BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper . . • Custom Draperies Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies FLINT, MICH. Albert Pick Motor Motel 110 Rooms N«ir Michigan Stat* UnMrsIty minute* from downtown Lansln* T«l«typc 517472-0744 T*f*phon*: 337-1741 in • Make This Your Phone 945-5316 George Miller, 903 S. Hayes by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES Dorothy Campbell, 166 E. Cherry, Freeport For Every Banking Need Sational • _ Him WI $-2091 Mrs. Allen Lancaster, Rt. 5, Hasting* ♦ AAA Wrecker Service . I -________ ' * . .......................... .......................... - 8 . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of <%'/ .j " Phone 945-3967 L Largest Selections 110 W. State ROOT BEER GARDNER'S M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Phone 945-2134 Gertrude Joustra, Middleville Wolter Sinclair, Rt. 4, Hastings Leigh Suburban" and ^4,ral 122 W. State DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES SE85 117 W. State St. in Downtown Hastings For Lodiei! Alterations Mothproofing BARRY CLEANERS 3?l $. Michigan CHINA by Lennox & Syracuse SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE *|YSTAL - 4. L. CARPENTER Hardware * wy Tiffin & Fostoria Dyeing . , Tastiest Sandwiches $875 Now . . . everything Lovely Distributor lytwis Notts, 133.7JM, Michigan Photo Greeting Cords from your favorite black and white or color negatives . . . °ho» »lides. and the World's Creamiest PHOTOGRAPHY to be Found in Barry County Time Io Clean Fall and Winter Oolhes! R. C. Hammond. 325 E. State Rd. ------------ * / • LtSt/ M y)7 Regulorl, ALIGNED JIM BARR TIRE SHOP Phono #45-9411 102 W. State at Jefferson Mrs. Clarke Springer, Middleville State , Swing to a New Fashion Beat R. L. Rohde, 921 S. Jefferson 141 I. Woodland «t Michigan Imagine—34-pc. service for eight, now less than $10! lncl- serving platter, bowl. Don't Delay — Order Today! -"VChristmas HODGES JEWELRY U.S. Royal Tire ♦ General Auto Repairing *- UUastings >07 I. Woodland OQQ BENaFRANKUN' E 107 So. Jefferson Phono 945-3400 * USED CARS Stote & Jeffonon by M.G.. - Mwiarth ..8 larwkk Your proWnt CARPETS CLEANED The Durocteon Way - BE SAFE . . . HAVE WHEELS BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 201 N. Broadway Fino Foods - Beverage Department News Stand - Delicatessen jK') ’ Mrs. Ray Clinton, 730 S. Jefferson HASTINGS - MILLER’S Me*n$ NEW CARPETS COLOR TV, CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS GILMORE JEWELER 118 N. Jefferson St. V Mrs. Marshall Green, Rt. 1, Nashville WHITE’S UniniDiin --miniH'- • Tighten All Loose Stones 102 E. State F/ck-Carter COO Rooms z^rf/FiOOBS and GIFTS * ln>pcct Stones • Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine (Willard Rogers, Mgr.) CLEVELAND, 0. Pick-Durant 300 Rooms Downtown Flint S / CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 o.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY Ruby Howell. 1001 E. Railroad. Hastings APPLIANCES Boiling's 8 Alteration - Dyeing A LASTING REMEMBRANCE 221 West Mill St. Owned & Operated by Ras 14.95 Repairing T*l«phon«: 963-7100 Ttlitypc 313-2UM23 COLOR CENTER .UMnvl DINNERWARE for 'Cleaning of Distinction' HASTINGS CLEANERS LOUISVILLE, KY. S mlnutv* from downtown 3620 Arthur St TttephoMi 636 378! ff ■ ■ r Y*l«typ«: 502 M9-1036 Beverwyk's HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! Melamine CALL 945-4013 ►bon. 94S-4265 STWLING - Betty Chase, 720 E, Thorn, Hastings Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. ' DELICATESSEN — SRANCH POST OFFICE________ Complete Beverage Department b^Goihom, Reed & Barton & Mrs. Margaret Peck. 1608 S. Hanover L Rugged WORK ARCTICS 5 Buckle Height with Only 4 Buckles n I n tf r r r DIKRL J Mrs. J. Ryen. 418 THE SUPERETTE 205 N. Michigan Mike DoNeau, 625 W. Green $4" MADI in U4JL HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE Rhone WI 5-2983 142 E. State St. H. R. Fuller. Rt. 2. Hostings Color T.V. example of Ute kind of programs deer in the woods and the birds planned for U-Ms new High­ In the fields are our assurance way Safety Research Institute. that the vacation business in Other sub)ecu. Involving other Michigan will continue to *row. faculty members, will range from "On a simple doll/r level, the man who goes out and steals a from tin* to trauma. The in­ deer or pheasant is stealing 1 statute was established with a money from the pockets of all of I *10 million grant from the auto­ us. Of course a violation is more mobile industry to Hie U-M to Importent than money, it in-' develop ' a comprehensive " ap­ volves protection of helpless proach to highway safety. It wildlife, a respect for nature, and a social rule, called a law. that we all agree to follow. But the point is clear: Conservation law violators hurt al! of us together, and we have a common goal to prevent such violation." hollc st the time he applies for a driver’s license, or at least violator, using a car ipoUlghl. al re violations. If some kind of mile of remote roadway tn the foolproof Interview clearing the Jackaon district. streets and iilghways of a real . Conservation officers, informed that local residents heard shoot­ But with alcoholics and other ing, hurried to the scene, and mentally ill persons on the road, narrowly missed catching toe vi­ "other drivers arc like ducks olator in action. They found silling In a shooting gallery. Get­ blood stains and six trails where ting tough will not protect us tile deer had been dragged to the road through fresh snow. For several weeks, the officers Investigated and patrolled the ject to oppporfte interprttaarea. They found nothing. The One view supports ttie argu­ help. The Departments Jackson district law supervisor and hte ment that only remedying driv­ staff went to local sportsmen’s ers will lower the traffic .lolL clubs and newspapers of the area and told them the story. The onenled safety programs are response was Immediate and futile and so the lxr-i answer lies in making cars themselves strong. Several sportsmen’s clubs In lus most recently publislted banded together and posted a sizable reward for Information that would lead to the violators. Ths The newjpapen newspapers published the Washtenaw County. Tiie respon»tory and directed readers tol-'lble driver waa interviewed. If phone local conservation officials ho survived, and ius family and The public. It tamed out, , friends were inServlcwcd Hu qulle a* strongly a* con»ervaHon official*. : Call* began pouring In from all directions. Each was investigated and before long, a pair of alleged violators were caught. It turned out they probably weren’t insolved in the slx-decr offense, but bul were indicted on another ed. Of the 72. Dr. Sclzrr found 29 to be alcoholics and seven to be definite pradcohoiica. All but one iuul been drinking just before the accident In addition, 11 of the 36 notuUcohoilcs luid been drinking. of the 39 alcoholic*. 17 had awiutuig trial In Washtenaw auiy that coaid be Identified County Circuit Court. | by a psychiatrist. Six had a Other calls, however, led to one , *ocloj»thlc personality. Five man in whose freezer nearly 100: other* had various psychiatric packages of venison were found.* disturbances. Including five deer hearts and Among Ute 36 nonalcoholic*, six liver*. Other circumstantial however, only 13 had detectable evidence was turned up that mental illness brought aboSt a conviction tn IJr bUo found B c|(M, court He »u ,7S<mdeo.u.; brtuoen Urctolum The reuurti Ihrt wl, ported rjl parMold UUokta sone unclrtmed. but one ot deprurton. rtrteex. .nd «t|. Ute .porunten. dot. U,> rtnee eldxl B volunteered a standing offer of 5,^,$50 . whenever local conservation .«n aJcotiollcss tn nidlUon. had officials feel thgp- need it to as­ been Involved in about twice as sist in solution of a conservshort violation "I don! like to relate' dollar tallty. aa the nonalcoholic*. and values to conservation work." says Angullm. "The main point. It seems to me. Is that the public driving while their license* were NEW SETS BY MOTOROLA AND ZENITH Mein, MiddlevHle . st ten 11 on to Use rteing traffic In a recent study, which is now being extended and refined, ho found that 36 of 72 drlters responsible for fatal traffic ac­ cidents had serious chronic drinking problems. And 42 of thq 72 suffered from some mental aware of Its role in conservation affairs, and there's a renewed 1 interest tn keeping the level of when repeatedly appre­ offenses down We welcome this even 1 hended. 1» neither effectively change" To help It* along. Angullm . restricted from driving nor rek»»*. he ha* begun to Institute 1 FOR THE BEST IN SEE OUR Michigan, “but there are many explore some of these previous individual violator* who still efforts. Please note release tune, hunt and sell a deer or two. | "The nut berunu the wheel" ' '’ may be more common—and more Present Michigan penalties are sick — than many people Hunk, too light to keep a violator from says a University of Michigan such 'repealing,' and so our field pey clilatn.it. officers, and right-minded mem­ Melrin 1- Seller, M.D., has bers of the public often have to been combining psychiatry for very little result." In a step toward a tougher policy that Angullm hopes to In­ stitute against such confirmed violators, field officer* are work­ ing more and more to enlist the help of the public In controlling major conservation law violaUons. •Tourism and outdoor recre­ ation have become Michigan's third largest Industry," Angullm says, "and It behooves all of us E. Grabau, Rt. 2, Middleville CLEANING DONE WHILE YOU SHOP! Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. Phone WI 5-5105 Fh. 945-4284 IttSSO.JHFlgSOSiT.Hfagyfl With the Professional Permette Dry Cleaning Machine Drop-0ff Service 4. LUMBER CO.-r 235 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 Martha Martin, 722 W. Madison Winning family will provide own transportation to and from. 3. TIRE SERVICE Save 75% on Your Dry Cleaning Bills--- ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for each member of the party. /Viz/ [flU.HO’SO’V ALL WEATHER SPECIAL ClftliC jIUHj to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve* For Every Room in Your Home! 138 W. Slate CONTEST RULES FOR YOUR FAMILY । Rrararth InMHute < and the meat itself from a single The Y"‘V,'n?‘y d'ar^cohenslve deer, if marketed illegally. Is of- buimung a broad and cobe ulve ten worth that much or more " of r-earch One of Ita Annilm doubts that there I* functions will be to coordinate _______ , _ . . r.v-r th» nasi several rearat Tills CENTRAL RADIO 228 N. JdfltrMut • T.V. end n«>«d MS-9187 Evo Ingnfire, Rt. 3. Hasting* stronger position in eooununily , himself by way of fatal injury affairs. tW * program designed "We are going to bury <he old to detect, restrain and rehabUlidea that the conservation officer t*te the alcoholic driver will proU a game and fish cop." he say*. t«ct u* from th* InevUahllitle* "Today * offa-ei 1* s e nerally. which are now mislabeled aodtralncd in one of the biological1 dente." science* He has a broad view of ------------- •——— l conservation affair*. He meet* Michigan State’s W yard* in frequently with local community * total offense agalna Iowa easily gruuprt and kiep* id touch with 1 Kllpaed the old Big Ten traord local editor* and newsmen He 572 ywda, which w W by called on to talk to youngs ter*! Wlaoocwin agalMt NltfStiShH tn echooto. and-1 certainly want I in 1H1. 1 ’ �‘•?i 9 Need Christmas Cash? Use Want Ads 8—THI HASTINGS BANNER GOOD — USED CARS Ready To Go! 1*83 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN . . . Dynamic 88 4 door with power steering and brake*. Ntee blue finish and ha* had IMS PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . . -All white hardtop coupe, fully equipped Including air conditioning, new whitewall tire*, look this one over. Thbraday. November 84. INC GOBBLE UP THESE THANKSGIVING CAR BUYS!" (Right OH the Platter) 1966 CHEV. IMPALA L*«’ than 7,BN mllea. Locally Stop In and See the New 1967 Fords on Display At RenneR Ford Country CLASSIFIED AD PAGE ill be added. Each addHtaaal PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Are Hartings. Michigan 11/24 FARM IMPLEMENTS WE HAVE MOVED —1963 COUPE. 4 speed. Blue. 1961 8 Cyl. Auto. On M 37 So. 945-9526 1962 OLDS 88 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering —John Deere No 2010 Oas Row Crop Tractor. . —1MB John Deere A Tractor A-l shape. —Ford Major Diesel Tractor in A-l Shape. —1868 Cock-Sliutl 550 tracloi with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. —1M6 John Deere B Tractor Starter and light*. J-John Deere 237 2 - row mid Picker. —New Idea 1-row Picker —Minneapolis Sheiler. GOODYEAR BROS M37 South 945-9526 T'.'tV SERVICE. CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-242t FARM IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY NEW and USED TORN PICKERS— 1-MM I-Row . 3—NEW IDEA No 7 1—NEW IDEA No. 20 2-Row 1—New IDEA No 305 2-Row Mid. Like new! • 1—FORD One-Row 1—OLIVER One-Row ’ 1—MM 2-Row Mid Sheiler We have only ONE new oneRow Pull-Type Picker left .and no more available this ligation. Cell your Smiley man. 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TV and color tubes; sold through our new < 1967 Model* self­ service tube tester*. Company guaranteed discount* in till* repeat business asaurex ex­ ceptional and profitable income for our dealer*. Ail account* contracted for and set up. plus training and operating Instruc­ tions by Company Will not interfere with present business or occupation, a* accounts can be serviced evenings or on /weekends! Color TV creating ' enormous demand and surge in future sales throughout the ’ Industry. Earning potential up to $500 00 per month or more, depending on size of route. INVESTMENT OF 82990 00 up to *3.690 00 IS REQUIRED Al­ so a good car'and 4 to 8 spare hours a week If you- are inter­ ested and meet these require­ ment*: have a genuine desiriF— to be self-sufficient and suc­ cessful in an ever expanding business of your own:'th<w write us today! VNIVERSIL ELECTRONICS CORF.. 8363 Olive Street Road. St. I-ouK 32, Mo. Include phone nunibe: in resume. OUR COMPANY INTEGRITY CAN WITHSTAND THOR­ OUGH INVESTIGATION 11 24 ' NOTICE Service Naw • Remodel • Repair WELTON'S 305 $. Church WI 5-5352 Stfong •UY a L SAVINGS BONDS for only 8895. Hasting* Floor Covering, 123 W. State, Has­ ting* Phone WI 5-8118. tf ITS JACOBS PHARMACY NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE BALE notice or mobtqagb th* loth nt Oclul.tr. IUBO, ererol l.» CLYDE FREDERICK XI.1.1 JH.. and PHYLLIS It- XLL1B. ku band and wife. at n>»tliltora. HVMNKR (I WHITTIER. A rOBEOLOBUBB BALE H IVKKS IK ' GOOD AS NEW STORE •loos Mid anol • tn the place • also. Lol* a. in Over Hastings Paint 8c Wallpaper Store that heiny th. build' r hi" tale i. lore ell, all pla.e of ho liny within .aid ounty -Ird day of ID (Hl I'rlurk in th forer Dated Note titer d tny a tierr I OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM. to 6:30 P.M. Lota of nice dresses, skirls and slacks One Boy Seoul shirt (neck siie 14H) USOL8 roB PUBLICATION. One bird cage and standard Lol* of shoe* added to table. WALK UP AND SAVE! Help needed at store on Fri­ day*—time donated for Retarded School Assoc. Please call Mrs. Stanley Stauffer WI 5-5778 11/24 LEGALS W. I.. Michie Jtlga. Mkhiyan PUBLICATION OIDM. FOTILIOATION ORDER. Ht«tr •>( Mkhlcan. Probate Court . for the County »f Harer. K.l.l- of- Ulna lllanrb Pruin. Hr ra.rrf File X- U.Ttitl. It 1> Ord.rd that on Ilrr-mlwkMlli al 1 30 PM In th. Probatr Court at Haslln**. M>rbi(ae, a h»r Id* "III bo held on th. i’rlllion of rbr Admlnl.lrator prayin* for a 1.1 rrn.e In Hrll the Kilat-'a .Inurrel in the rral •••tat. therein dearribed. Thia llrdrr .hall be puhll.hed and .erred a. provided by law ^Philip II Mikheil. Judce nf Pro. Hated ' >■' rmher I5ih. >S(M> . Harnrlt. Itrhlyan 12/1 ORDER TO ANBWEI Stat at Mlrhlyan. (‘..urt •■r (he County Mar L. Klrimbaek. ORDER—General. Kl.tr of Mlrhlran. The Probate Mart for the County at Harry. In the Mailer at the Kalate of William H Ilollialrr. flreeared. File PUBLICATION OltDr.n It la Ordered that on January 10. IB«7. at 10 AM, in the Probate Courtruom. H a I li n y I Xlrhiyan. a hrartny be held^on rlalm. ayaln.t di* derea.ed are rniuired tn protr tf tkelr rlaim.. Creditora mual lie .woru -laitne with the Court and aeree a -opy on < bffwrd L. Hollltter. Route 1. Pinrkney. Mlrhiyan prior to krarin* Pukllralin aad .rrtirr ahall be mail, aa prosided hy alatutr and Our Economy CARPET CLEANING IB EASY with Host New Electric UpBlush. No wet carpets or hand- --------- ------------------- NOTICE 'laatlnca. Heating - Plumbing WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your naw ZIP Cod* numbar. Three-Un* stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 42 25 Thl* Includes, postag* and sale* tax. B'irpee’* Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich., 40048. tf Ilin nth <ta> ill ' nd bt HIllKI.K • I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michigan Phone 945-2479 Mon., Wed., Fri. 'HI 9 p.m. Tue., Thu.. Sot. 'til 6 - -------- -- FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rcxail's fast permanent Regularly 82.06-Now'41.00. No pre-shampoo — No after odor. Available at Jacob** Pharmacy. . tf SERVICE! No charge for over­ alls print*. tf UNSKILLED LABOR-Brardslee Lumber Company. Freeport. NOTICE—After this" date, Nov. Phone RO 5-3341. II 24 21. 1966. I will not be respon­ sible for any other debt* than MEN OR WOMEN for full or those contracted by myself. part time route work — local Robert Vernon France. 11/23 area. Ideal for farmer* or shift workers Earn S3 ttf 15 per hour. Write Mr. Kruse. Box 62. A For Salo—Mitcollonoow* Freeport. Di 12'1 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — 1 WHEELER MARINE SALES 8: YKR3A WORKER .Married man. P.O. 171, Hastings Telephone experienced in dairy farming— | SERVICE — Mercury outboard WI 5 -4054. Meeting* every 4350 per month, plus house motor*. New and used boat* Monday, B'pm. tf and extras. Phone Mason 517­ • Flote Boats. Trailer* and ac 877-0402. 12.15 ' cessorles. M-68 In Nashville | OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. U BOOKKEEPER - CLERK — Ex­ perienced. small office. pleas­ ! INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOTant working condition*, sal­ LARGE. 8 ROOM HOUSE — I TLED GAS! See Curl & Betty's Complete bath, north side Al­ ary commensurate with ability, Appliance* before you buy! gonquin Lake. Large lot, fringe benefits, present em­ They Sell—They Install—They beautifully landscaped, 45' lake ployees are aware of this adv 1 Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 frontage, with dock- Oil furCall 045-2456. tf South. tf nhce, i tor mi and screens. *10.000. Cail ownir — leaving j TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, A- Homahold Good* town: 945-3782. 11/24 family reunion*. Iota of use*. 40’ x-300'. 83.50 at The Ban­ ner office. tf SINOEB — Cabinet model with * Foe Rant — Real Utate dial control, zig-zag unit for (apples AND CIDER for fancy *tltch work, buttonhole*, 1 Thanksgiving and every day. design*, etc. Will sell for only FOR RENT with option to buy: Squuh. popcorn, honey and 2 bedroom house. 885 00 month. 6 payment* of *668 monthly 1 maple syrup. Open dally until Good credit required. Bob Bal­ or will discount for cash. ! 6. (Closed Thanksgiving and mer. WI 5-5044. Call evenings Guaranteed. Call today! 945­ 1 every Sunday starting Dec. 25.» 0715. Electro Hygiene. 11/24 after 5. tf | Nelson-* Welcome Orchard i and Cider Mil], '> 'mile north APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make me of STOVE in excellent condition. of Ionia on M66. 11/24 Also portable, -electric washer the most likely mean* of get­ REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast ting It back. Dial WI 8-3481 at with wringer. Call after 6 pm. with GoBesc tablets. Only 98c. once and say "Banner ClassiWI 5-5231. Bun McPUarlln. Jacobs Pharmacy. 11/24 fled Adtaker. tf Tony Belli Motors • LINCOLN IBM NEEDS YOU To fill these challenging $157500 1959 FORD R BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY LARKE BUICK FREE DESIGNING FREE ENGINEERING 2 dr. hardtop; 4 speed, radio, heater, white sidewalls________ __ 1964 FORD RenneR Ford Inc. WHILE LEARNING Moline Picker —John Deere No. 33 Spreader —John Deere No. 44 P.TO. 185 bu. Single Beater Spreader 1965 OLDS 442 1950. Chevrolet Truck 1 Ton Cab and Chas*!*. LANNES KENFIEID, Home Ph. 943-4054 1964 OLDS 1963 OLDS 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering Used Farm Machinery 1966 BUICK CUSTOM LESABRE 4 dr. aedan; auto., power steering and $OOEA^0 brake*. Radio, heater, low mileage. CvvU 1964 Fl00 Style Side Pickup 3 sp. 6 cyl. New tires. Chrome I Western mirror*, side chrome. I 1963 COMET 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 4 Dr. Auto. Radio. Local one ART MEADE. Salesman Home Ph. 945-3328 7 NEW LOCATION USED CAR SALE Dodge Several Transportation Special* ELECTRIC Razors repalred8pec lai — Your raior cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only tf 81-35. Service and satisfaction WANTED: BEAUTY OPERA­ guaranteed Lapo Drug. 118 8 TORS—Need 2 with some cli­ Jefferson. Hastings. tf entele. wanting to change. flO'i paid vacation. Call 945-4972 for WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Interview. 11'24 tn aluminum, steel or wood sash Burkey Auto Glass & MANAGER-TRAINEE — Branch Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ Manager Trainer position open son, Hasting*. tf Good starling salary Regular Increase and expenses paid EXPERT TAILORING on ladles'v Our fine training program and men's clothing. Phone WI1 ushers advancement for the 5-5714, 5504 Oun Lake Rd young ambitious man looking Tailor Shop. tf for a future. Must be a high school graduate between 21-30 /KrMrwuwt years of age and like to meet anti deal with people. Phone Mr. Howard at 945-3424 for ap­ pointment. Local Finance Corp.. 112 S. Jefferson, Has­ tings 12'1 Wholesale Due to our large Bale* of *67 Mercury*, Cougars, and Comet* WE ARE OVERSTOCKED with many fine USED CARS.Sale* begins today and ends Saturday at 6:00 P.M. Saving* from $200 to $350. STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 Bo. 945-3150. ___ tf ★ luainou Service* CARDS Of THANKS * IN MtMORIAMS—2c pa’ KIRBY SWEEPER with attach­ ments. Some never used. Over 4150 new. Will sell for final 6 payments of 47.00 or will dis­ count for cash. Call now I 945 9715. Electro Hygiene. 11/24 ★ Noticoe 1982 2 DR. AUTOMATIC RAM- j BLER — Winterized In good condition. Call alter 4 pm. WI 5-5207. 12'1 'ALL UXORS—U *4* taken by pkoaa to k* at Madar'i risk, although wa auk* spacial (Hart to M* that tka copy ■» l*k*a 9 Paa*. Wgn. 4 Dr. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, power tailgate window. 2 CORVAIR MONZAS FOR SALE OR TRADE - 1964 Chevrolet Station Wagon. Pow­ er steering. Automatic. Phone 5-2(129. 12/1 i DISPLAY OLACMNtD —$1.25 par lack for tingle invert Ian. 15c pre lack far yreiey of tis or mare ad> to be run on coasacMthra weak*. Both of abeva rate* bated on atandard dbpi*y daaadiad etylre. . . . Oalaxle 500 4 door hardtop, loaded with extras, sharp dark 1965 IMPALA blue finish, one owner. Best Deals at 328 IVOS uulsmuDILL ainnrinr. IMS OLDSMOBILE STARFIRF. N. Michigan Ave. . . . This beautiful hardtop! mist with black vinyl top. One coupe Is loaded with extra* In­ local owner. A gorgeous ear. cluding air conditioning and 1965 Ford Custom 500 Low mileage. full power equipment. Sold un­ 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, Cruls-Ader our 12 month* warranty. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA matlc. 8 cyl. Rea! sharp family IMS PONTIAC HARDTOP CPE. 2 Dr. Hardtop 8. Automatic. . . . Catalina series, completely Arctic while. A beautiful car! 1965 Chevrolet Impala serviced for new car satisfac­ tion. Power steering and 1964 CHEV. IMPALA Super Bpt. Cpe 4 sp. 327 V8 brakes. Hydramatlc. radio, 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 Automatic. Astro W/wall*. wheel cover*, radio. whitewalls. 1965 Ford Custom 500 actual, honeel mllea). IBM CADILLAC DEVILLE 4 Dr Sedan. Cruls-a-matlc. 8 . . . Hardtop 4 Dr., full power, cyl. Radio Extra clean car! air conditioning, very low mlle- 1964 CHEV. IMPALA Convertible. VI. Red with 1965 Galaxie 500 while top. One owner. Very low IBM THUNDERBIRD 4 Dr. Tutone. 8 cyl. Cruls-Amileage. . . Landau hardtop coupe, matlc. Radio, power steering, full power, air conditioning. 1964 CHEV. IMPALA w/ wall*, wheel covers. 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner. 1964 Falcon 2 Door IBM OLDSMOBILE 88 standard. Excellent condition! malic. . . . Hardtop coupe with power Low mileage. steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, blue and white tu- 1963 CHEVY II 1963 Ford Econ-O-Line Van 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Cordovan 3 speedFS cyl. (Business Bill­ board Special). IM4 MERCURY . . . Montclair 4 Dr., power 1963 CHEVROLET 1963 Pontiac Bonneville steering and brakes, radio, 4 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. Power whitewalls. steering and brakes. Radio, 1M3. PONTIAC SEDAN w/walls. Wheel covers. . . . Catalina 4 Dr., radio, whitewalls, power steering, 1964 BUICK 1963 Galaxie 500 economy engine. Electra 225 2 Dr. Hardtop. Mid­ 4 Dr Sedan. BrtJyTAuto. Pow­ night blue. 19*3 CHEV. SEDAN er steering. New tire*. . . . Belair 4 Dr., Standard 1963 Rambler American transmission, 6 cyl. motor, ra­ 1965 BUICK LESABRE dio, whitewall*. 2 Dr. Hardtop! Stand. 8 cyl. Convertible; all white. Radio. IMS CHEV. SEDAN Pwr. steering Gri brakes. . . . Impala 4 Dr., automatic 1963 Fairlane Less than 10,000 miles 4 Dr. Stand. 8 Cyl. dlo. thoroughly recondltoncd. (a lady driven car). 1962 Chevrolet BelAir 1964 CHEV. CHEVELLE ★ Halp Wanted ★ Automotive 1965 IMPALA Super Sport 2 Dr. Hdtp.; auto. One local owner . . . Arctic white and bucket seats. Red carpet. Beauti­ ful! Classified Paragraphs MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Word., ONE YEAR GUARANTEE REAHM MOTOR SALES PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 Hated: Ortolwr II. loris. Philip H. Mikheil. Jud*e of Pr». Richard N. Batter Attorney for Administrator H*lU**e. Mlckiyan 13/1 Mi In th* pure el nrclanlt KXCEl'TINd Till H- 1 It..Id A [I ttunr �THKHASTTNoa 'BANNER—1 Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD OF THANKS The Hastings WCTU would like to thank all those who helped In any way In defeating the "Liquor by the Oleas propo­ sal.” Hastings WCTU CARD OF THANKS The family of Vida I. Sherman wish to express our sincere ap­ preciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers, food, and many kind deeds shown us during our recent bereavement. A special thanks to Dr Myers, the nurses and aids on the sec­ ond floor of Pennock Hospital, to Father Vesblt for his comfort­ ing message, the pall - bearers. Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home, the U^.W.-CJO. Locals 138 and 414. Nathan Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sherman and grandchildren Mrs. Harry (Estheri Booth Mrs. Relndert (Jeanne) VanDyke Mrs. Marguerite Parks Lawrence Webb Glenn Webb , CARD OF THANKS I w ould like to thank all my friends for the cards, prayers and calls during my recent stay in the hospital. IN MKMORIAM Mrs. Gerald Smith In loving memory of our dear mother, May Held Hanes, who passed away in November IBM. CARD OF THANKS You can only have one mother, We wish to thank our sons Patient, kind and true. and families for remembering us No other friend in all the world so well on our Golden Anniver­ Would be to true to you. sary. also our friends who sent For all her loving kindness cards and the Carlton Center She asks nothing in return. Methodist Church for the sur­ When all the world fosakes you. prise visit and lovely cake. To your mother you can turn. It will always be remembered. Daughter. Eva Hollister Guy and Ortha Nash Son, Lewis Reid IAI SEGhlTY Home Baked Bread Always Family Treat QaaatloaCaid taiwari “Some days when things Just don’t seem to be going right," said 18-yoar old 4-H'er Connie Bushey. “I retreat to the kitch­ en, forget my trouble*, and make a loaf of bread. “It'e a real thrill to see the ■miles when my family takes that first bite of my latest bread creation," she added. A Winner Connie obviously did not make ell of her best breads "when things weren't going right." because in nine years she has made the equivalent of 1,030 loaves. She has given nu­ merous demonstrations on yeast breads, rolls, and coffee cakes, appeared on television and has become an experienced judge of home baked foods. She is typical of the top rank­ ing young women who will be named (500 scholarship win­ ners In November for outstand­ ing 4-H Bread projects. Connie, daughter of the Ralph Busheys of Muncie, Ind., won a scholar­ ship last year which she al­ ready has applied at Purdue University where she has fin­ ished her freshman yearHonor Bakers The scholarships plus trips to the National 4-H Club Con­ gress for state award winners are provided by Standard Brands Incorporated. As na­ «. the 4-H Bread tional sponsor of program, thevcorporation will provide medals of honor for some 5,500 county award winners Altogether well over a half million narUcipated in4 H'era " breadhave projert Oils milk; stir in sugar, salt, and margarine; cool to lukewarm Measure warm water into large warm bowl. Sprinkle or erumble in yeast; stir until dissolved. Stir in lukewarm milk mature, 2 eggs, and 3 cups of the flour. Beat until smooth. Stir in enough additional flour to make a soft dough. Turn out onto u8huy floured board; knead until smooth and elastic, about 10 ®‘nu'es pllce ,npUc 8"*“ - turnln «<» ««»• t0P ,nCover, ’^ £r“bowI ,rOm dr,R* unU1 doubled bul,t- vear. according areardina Io tn an estimate eatimaln year, te^Comnrittee alwh'irh\rr-,SnC.?« toe Zl? to torn 1 h K ns e‘ t-U “re amon® 441 favorites. One popular recipe for an old Czechoslovakia fruit and nut bread. Hoska, is given here, “™ul V*.n0U. , „ . Punch dough down. Turn out onto lightly floured board; knead ,n PP«a Diancned in cno chopped blanched almonds, almonds, citron, citron, and and raisins raisins until until well well diadistnbu,ed' R°11 dOU«h ,n,° ‘ 184Dch lon« r0»* PUce in • Kfeascd 16 x 14 x 4 inch large loaf pan. Cover; let rise in warm P*ace> <rcc £rom dra,t- unUI doubled In bulk, about 1ft hours. Beat 1 egg and 1 tablespoon cold water together until well blended. Gently brush loaf with egg mixture. Decorate with whole blanched almonda. Bake in moderate oven (350’F.) about 45 to 50 minutes, or until done. Calendar of Special Events A Christmas smorgasbord and bazaar Is to be held Saturday. ---------------- —r • Dec. 3. from 5 to 8 pm. sponfor medicare?-------------------------------- MrC(j by St. Ambrose Pariah of A. She should get In touch D«.|tr,n Ham and chicken and Higher । with the social security district I trimmings: Public invited, premium for the same protection I office and they will help her to and in addition, your coverage file her application in Hie three GREENS SALE—Friday. Doc. 2 The Thomapple Garden Club will not begin until 6 to 0 months month period before she reaches Greens Sale will be held from after you enroll. Q. 1 plan on continuing to',< The Banner, in cooperation । with the Social Security Admin­ at the Episcopal Parish House. istration. is publishing a series of There will be hand-madecandjer,. questions and answers on social ClirLitmas baked goods and many! security subject*. If you have a other things. Ing off from work? question, the Social Security Ad- py to assist you in filing your trlct 0|ncc appheation with a intoimum at m Aw> NE .. .— .---- . .-------security off lens in order to better serve Uic public are now open one evening a week or on Saturday morning. Oel In touch HOSKA 5 r^. Lakeside Barracks The Lake Odessa Lakeside Barracks and auxiliary meets al Miciugun is open uauy Monaay i.the Lakewood Junior High School through Friday from 8:30 a rn. Monday. Nov. 28. with a potluck to <;3o pm. It la also open each supper at 7 o'clock. The AuxinMonday evening from 4 30 pm “O' officer* will be installed. „ B > your quesUon. ------------ “-----------1ST METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Green Street Rev George Elliott Telephone WI 5-4045 :30 am. Worship service. 11 am. Worship service Title |lapllU re-enter athe hospital and be covered by medicare? A. You can re-enter Immedl-' ately and bo covered until you Coming." have used up the 00 days of hos­ 6 pm. Wesley singers. pital care permitted during a >t»ll m lUno, Wten m -™been out of a hospital or nura- I Arc you and your family Im- | Thursday. 3:30 Childrens and’ Ing home for 60 consecutive days.' munlrcd against tetanus? i ,Carol choir rehearsal. a new "spell uf illness " period “ not- >ou nmning an . 7:30 Chancel choir rchcarsaL ...» u. ucw Hu-,------------------- -—;—-• — ' 13-.30 Luncheon United Church day period of eligibility. oun tllnres, per Imps even death, Womcn postponed from Nov. 3. Q. I don't receive a monthly I from this aertous disease. . -----------social security check, and I have With gardening and other METHODIST CIRCUIT sent in one S9 quarterly prcm- out-of-doors acUvltles, thc-'rtsk CHURCHES mm i.im nni-msn, payment <for a. doctor Ku, bill , In- । of ot tMnnun tetanus iimmses Incrcaaca. The The «nans spans _ _________ Rev. John Joldersma surance. It Is pemikaablc for me be found in the cultivated Welcome Corner* to pay once a year Instead of eoUs °I most areas of the United Worship service. 0:30 am. -------States. They can be picked up quarterly? Church school 10:30. Martin Comm as one year's premium at one Lroduccd into the victim's body Church schooL 0:45 am time, if you pay in advance. by somothlng as inconsequential Worship service. 10.30 am. Q. I get reduced social security 1,40 ecratch of a thorn or an Quimby Church benefits; do I have to file a new Insect bite. application to qualify for medl-1 While milUona of babies and Morning worship 11:30 am. Health, Safety Hints A Delicately Sweet Bread (Makes 1 very targe loaf) Official Action of the Hastings City Council al Orand In January? I have been innoculated against A. Your hospital Insurance I tetanus, the fact remains that protection starts automatically In i “bout three-fourths of the adult January. But you must sign up population Is lacking In Inunufor medical insurance; you will ally- Tiie protection offered by be mailed a notification in Oc- I Immunization wouni off after a tober—3 montho before you arv-l™ years and must bo rcestab65. | Ushed by booster shota, which Q. I wlU bo 65 next montn. [PcvPte fall to get. Should I file for medicare now Once they niter the body, tetor wait until I am 65? ( anus spores hatch" into tiny, A. You should file immediate- microscopic bacterio, which be­ ly so tiiat you will be covered Kins to multiply. In the process, by medicare when you reach 65. i they liberate one of the dcadluot 1 Farmer:, risk severe soil 1088 If you wait until y<xi reach 65 of all poisons which attacks the have meoicai medical I nerve ccntera causing oonvul■i u If they mey grow row crops on lowww- to «> flte. ‘“c. you wdl not nave i producing fields with excessive Insurance coverage until the fol- slons and muscle spuama—some alopea. I lowing month. so severe that victims have been I "Row crore must be avoided Q What is the enrollment known to fracture a vertebra. •t-vt^n^Sy Xucuve liS happen. If I # Usually the !« nerve, af- j Crops Grown on Slopes Results In Soil Losses HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Rusnell Houseman. Pastor 0:45 am. Sunday school Classes 11 turn. Worship service. Mi mans. This WBCH. service broadcast, “ children 4 thru 8 years. 6:30 p.m. Young People's meetings. Junior high, high schooL college age. clal music, hymn stag. Message by the pastor. talion Boys Club. Tuesday-6:30 p m CSB Stock­ ade Boys Club. that is heavily sloping " con- Ido not al«n UP for ntedicare dur- reeled aro those of the head and Wednesday Activities lends Ray L. (took Thahman of [ieck «w“rol chewing 6 in Men's Prayer Band. Mlclil.-an State University's soil A- Thl’ tlrsl enrohment period muscles. These turn rigid with department run» T°r 7 beginning spasm, giving the disease its taBible ftudy., . “To be canxervlr Thursday1—6 Girls Clute. adequate level. Alcoholics Can Recover With Proper Help tallied where organic matter | levels arc declining." i Cqok says the productive capudtkf’M very light, sandy noils U usually too low to produce -----in January, your enrollment bacteria, Uic microorganisms preventable. Protection should period would be from Sept. 1 may be destroyed by oxygen in preventable. through April 30. If you do not the blood. But when blood flow start early—one and a half to enroll during this first enroll­ Is slight, as in a deep puncture; two months- after blrth-for Use ment period you will have to from .stepping on a null or in scraper, and falls of childhood wait until the next general en­ crushing wounds, or when the offer tetanus many opportuulrollment period. Oct. 1, 1067 to' sporcs are insulated by Imbedded tics. In children, os well as 1 dlyt and debris, the tetanus bac- adults, immunity Is initiated by should file before the month youtoria —, _________ may gain a ,. deadly foot___________________________ a series of three shots, spaced reach 65 to get protection Im- hold within Use body. This is over eight weeks, and followed mediately upon reaching 65. "because —— *tetanus —------- *-bacteria •- thrive --------• • by i Runic matter maintenance durI Ing row crop yeans. Meadow '.crops (legumes) liavc to be I Intend to keep on working full j No antibiotic or otiicr drug munity is maintained by booqteni grown as a supplement to pro­ time. Can I get Medicare? by Albert E. Heuslis, , con halt a full-blown case, and every five years. J Li tect against a residue deficiency. Stale Health Director A. Yjs. The amount of money about 60 percent of those afflict- I Don't take a chance with M*> Are alcoholics completely lost you /Cam does not affect your ed by tta? disease die. anus. Call your doctor and make from society without any pos­ eligibility for medicare. I By means of immunisation, an appointment to have your sible hope for tecoverj? I'm Cafl WI 5-3481. Q. My wife is nearly 65 but tetanus, is almost completely family immunized. sure if an alcoliollc is a member of your family or a cloee friend you might begin to think that, after n while. "We're As Near As Your Telephone' But here at the stale health department we feel that there la hope for the alcoholic, and th.it the disease can be dbigncxied and treated in much the sumo inan- SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE «rj i at U0O Iwl Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Of DISTINCTION Lawrgficg irodsMi U and CUaiea 8m. rbww WI r-»ou—W1 s-totx mhm wi J-4iao SHERWOOD-STACK INSURANCE Hall took 8M«. Swanson Insurance I2S 1- Mkklgs* Ave. W«m wi i-mi-ta. Wi B-mi lu-if, ROBBRT W. STACK. Onw rtaM WI M«?3 State Farm Insurance AUTO — FIRE BONDS rUkUCATION—Claim* .nd Hair*. Agency for All Forma of Inauranco and Bond* JIRRY ANDRUS H. WI >-44U Ml *M* *ia rltk Ih. PoLlirollou and »»n *>!• •• prorlJcl by thcre's no magic medicines that will cure a sufferer—but on the Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference other hand, professional care, real concern luid understanding, will certainly help the Individual on the road to recovery. Our alcoholism program is de- ■ Automobile & Machinery KEYS DUPLICATED while you signed to do Just thaU-help the ,Appliance & General Repair Concrete Product! Repair . alcoholic, rather than to con- ' demn and punish him for his! sickness. In order to Tight tills' WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ GET YOUR READY-MIX front *• variety of tools. Including in­ REPAIR—Expert workmanship. Barry County Ready Mix Co. ICE—First class work. Call WI CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXformation. treatment, education Phone WI 5-2123. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and SereSt. Phone WI 5-5316. to your specifications. Farm Bu­ stonily on the lookout to make our program even better, In or­ reau Services. M37 So., WI 5­ der to help the alcoholic as much 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW^hEADQUARTERS— AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Tiie state alcohollsn program ANO CARPET REPAIR — HssCo. Homo office 822 S. Benton. offers guidance to the alcoholic Phono WI 5-5412. Plant. W. who seeks help, provides infor­ pen* and supplies. McCulloch Sula. WI 5-5118. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV ­ State Rd Phone WI 5-2123. mation. fo the I public on the pre­ ICE— 24 hour Service (black vention of alcoholism, and edu­ Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. cation for professional people in WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— and white!. Jscpbs-Preicription Guaranteed workmanship. Also Pharmacy. Phobe WI 5-^466. activities are carried out through all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Miscellaneous RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. the state alcoholism program and Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 Recored. Burksy Sales and Serv­ alcoholism centers that are lo­ W. Stalo St. cated In many cities and coun­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phono CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — ties throughout the State, WI 5-5176. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED In addition, the program ixw Fabrics in Barry £ounty. Kirsch AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ helped to establish treatment GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All rods. Installation and Hanging. TER—Raw wood or finished programs at general hospitals in Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 Battle Creek, Sault Ste. Marie. 221 W. Mill*. appliances. Call 945-2317. Flint. Saginaw, Mt. Clemens, and Lansing. Our major tasks are to have VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARalcoholism rtcugiuzed and treat TROPHY CENTER—Plus specialRadio, Television Repairing les Goodyear Bios. Phone WI lie and the health professions; Hoover Sales and Service. Steury 5-5052. more Jeweler. 102 E State St.. and Use Improvement mid cxElectric, 222 S. Jefferson. Phone 945-5316. alcoholics. Tins la an Illness that LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND afflicts at least 200.000 victims SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, thorised Dealer for Wheel Horse Business Services Offered In Michigan—and you can ima­ 945-3862. Free service for one gine the misery to the Individual ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Setchai I-Car lion Color. sufferer, his family, and his E. L. Carpenter Hardware. friends, that Is caused by the dlPUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water and supplies. Kelley Electric wue. ’ Systems. Sold, irotalled, serviced. WE REPAIR radio and record Service. 524 Middleville Rd.. TV?S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ If alcoholism is a problem in players (STEREO and HI-FI I. Phone WI 512700 after 5 pm.. our family, please don't hcaltate ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Music Center. 138 W. Slate. 5381. Hastings. Phone 945-4284. son. Phone WI 5-9187. holism information centers in many cities that can give you aid. In addition, yuur .local health department will be hap­ py to provide you with lusUtance Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to b« Liatod in Remember. alcoholism is a dls- i Thia Weekly Service, and Repair .Guide �■Si BANNER canned cling peaches dusted with brown sugar and nutmeg, canned Broil for Speed Fresh Out of The Attic t lamps: resulting In unjust criticism at 27— Extra spring dip and bolt*: 28— Rprlng clamps for broken spring: connection* will- enable you to prisorunent bi the county Jal) or Detroit House of Correction for Fubilahing Company 30— Headlight dimmer lenses . light and use it a* a trouble light Chicago 31-Celluloid' cover foe blue anywhere around the car nook: Yours truly. One-half Inch thick slices of J Michigan State is* the first Canadlan-<yle boron will broil ■ <<<«<l tfttm to win WMI successive I < k <■ <.' Ml* Big Ten < < <1 tn g to 10 mlnutJO. If desired. tootlMil titles -Jnce Ohio State troll along With them somerdtd it in 1954-1955 latest pumps an? unusually easy The Blue Book makes a few comments on the various Items in the above list a* follows: Any slock car in good condi­ tion is capable of making even a truns-conttnentol tour. Xf pet rocks arc med under the crank- With our abundance of material blessings, let us remember that the" greatest satisfactions in life coma from raising high-minded children and from working for the well-being of our fellow man. We Now Pay 4’/i% On All Savings dent than the old "bock break­ ers." Fortunately too. the engine In Blue Book of State of Michigan driven tire pump is gaining in RegL-Tratlon; Annually. Jan. 1 popularity Its a part of standard equipment—don't forgvt the plea­ with Secretary of State. Lansing and 30 other points through the sure gauge, even though there State. of the engine pump. Three gauges Tax: (a! Automobiles operated often read from five to 15 pounds too high because of the add!- tach H P., plus 35c for each 100 pounds of It* weight overcome the resistance of the (bi Automobiles operated by valve itself. steam-25c for each ILF. plus 35 It is better to keep out of c for each 100 pounds of it* trouble than It Is to get out of weight trouble—when approaching mud <c> Aulomobllaa operated by or sand, or turning into a ditch, electric power No. 1.00 *or each shift to a lower gear before you H.P of Its motor, plus 35c for have to—It is seldom difficult each 100 pounds of it* weight. to get out of a hole or sand If One half rate Sept 1st you handle the car properly. On Chauffeur: bad sandy stretch**, drive slowly, Licence: 12.00. Must be over but as long as you can keep the 18. Renewal ann'tally Jan. 1st. car moving, don't stop and you Same fee. For registrations after By H. JJ. Burpct stltute beveled plugs, which will not be scraped off or opened by Ross Johnson of Jackson tuts of open gild wrenches, pipe the high crown of a road. furnished all with a wrench, machinist haram.: The one part of the equipment — ooid. cap ohlselpu« or md- punches, ooue .toand «S£or. a..- which will not tolerate pruning is the tool kit. We would advise tng I would say that around ,ling pliers, thin nose and- slip 1920. everyone that owned a car joint, knits, small vis* to damp strongly the use of the entire '1st of tools given under section was torn 'Thirty Years Too ;on lunnlrig-board. Soon." You can make your trip a rec­ I will say one thing that thia ord of lire trouble punotuateo Blue Book did rot give any in­ with punctures ana blow outs, struction* on "drag-racing " and 'nuU, two additional tubes. but there is no need ot it. Start I can remember back in those the tour with good tires and days a lot of things that today tubes on ail fair wheels, with seem real funny I remember brace to fit rim bolts, good set two complete changes (demount­ □rapping in on Bill Smith, the ot tire tools. Uro and tube re- able rim*, tires and tubes and Smith' of Smith & Doster, here with two additional emergency minute you stop your rear wheels In D-lton one day. BIU was un­ tubes in the carl a great many will Immediately dig in. In such der the cari.grca-lng and tight­ for tut^s. tiand pump or engine uunc'.urts occur in the tool box; an event, try alternating reverse ening up ail the nut* and check­ pump. Inner tubes should be correctly and flrat speed in quick succes­ ing everything all over. He told 3-Fuel And OJ1 Jtauipmenl: folded and carried In bags to sion with passengers and extra tne. "We're taking a long trip to­ Oil squirt cin. ttmn can of prevent chafing. Be generous weight removed. If you are still morrow, we're going to Grand oil. gallon of gasoline (reserve* with the talc; wipe away any unsuccessful your roll of 12 Rapids." I am sure you will all grease gun and small can of excess so that it will not roll inch chickenwire—if you have get a kick out of this article this grease, combination funnel and into balls. And last of all—if you Included It in your equipment, week. Thanks to much Ross for pint measure, piece of chamois. are really up against It with a will get you out Simply work It your several letters I have re­ 4—Repair Material: blowout and no patch or shoe, under the drive wheel and cor­ ceived recently. Wire insertion asbestos pack- improvise a patch before you responding front wheel; it will Jackson. Mich call for help. One or two thick­ .give you sufficient traction to Oct. 16. 1966 box assorted nuts, bolt* and nesses of rubberized canvas' from pull out without trouble—you will Dcnr Mr. Burpee: lock woollen. assorted cotter pins the luggage cover, several thlckanywhere in this country that Thought you might be interest­ and terminals. electric tape, ed in the following from the lengths high tension cable and piece ot an old coal or duster, you cannot easily overcome. It is Official Blue Book of 1920. length low tension cable, radia­ have brought many a car safely often, advisable to deflate the Around that time or before it tor repair bolt*, nut and wash- Into the harbor or the nearest rear tires to an inch and a half garage. from the rim. This will give a appears that repair places for 5—Tire chains Extra crass Buy your oil In sealed quart broad traction about twice the automobiles were few and far be­ tween. The Book point* out that chain* or gallon cans, and carry with ordinary width and by driving n tourist should have penty of vou. Replenish the gasoline be­ slowly you can go over the worst fore you need to. And Insist on rand with comparative ease—be tools and repairs with him in to place under jack. order to be able to reach one of 7—Spark plugs and gaskets: having It "chnmpoUcd," unless sure to inflate immediately after th-^e places and points out 34 'luge Gage for' for| testing testl spark plugs. your car is fitted with a tank passing the bad stretch. different wcUons of Items he plug terminals. containing a gasoline reserve. Unless you buy aji'aler proof, B—Valve and spring assembly «hould have with him. They are dust proof touring''Trunk foil a gallon on the running board listed as follows: may find it necessary to send Material for roadside repairs your hotel clothes on ahead Sult 1—Tool Kit: 10— Trouble lamp: corns the small space It occupies coses with well designed suitcase 11— Brake lining (extra!: I jin?c and small monkey —you can often repair a honey carrier -brackets ore all right If 12— Puli out device: wrench. Tow sizes of screw drlvcombed radiator which has you rover them carefully, not 13— Collapsible shovel: 14— Roll of chicken Wir«-12 tprutig it small Teak, or wen hit only on top. but also under­ by a stone, by means ot a bolt neath. where water thrown onto inch. To pull out of sand. 15— Waste and cheese cloth: and nut with a leather and metal the running board by the wheels 16— Folding bucket: can reach them. 17— Camp and lunch equip­ through the opening where the Your battery U In danger of ment: Thermos, lunch kits, auto leak occurs and tighten the nut. being over fed-continuous driv­ itei in the H«»bed. camp, camp stove, etc. 4n Thursday*, ing with no lighting and little 16—Touring truck (dust proof! opening between the cells. Carry delivery. irlrr .Jenjlh ot rubbjr tublnj It .hi Many Samples. bracket*: feed line wears through file it in of connector and u 20-W*len>rooF rover for lug- half a: the point where the leak the lhan b|lKX) I*10 !< P blin> ^hLs and go slow for THE FURNITURE 21—Hand soap: mi U*b‘n* ’ “ awhile. A battery needs waler BUILDING 1 U8nu>। when the level begins to get low. 23—Extra bulbs in protective UPHOLSTERING 136 E. State St Phone WI 5-3853 All Savings Insured Up to $15,000 with F.S.L.I..C MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAH BAHK SYSTEM Plymouth is out this year. full control and must me driven with due regard to public tafeiy. Lights: One hour after sunset must display at least one lighted lamp on the front and one on the rear. Some form of dimmers must be used on front electric light*. Cars parked within limits of any public highway any time during the period from one hour after .-.unset to one hour before sunrise, shall have displayed theron a front Mid rear light. Fines: First offense. Not more than $25 and costs, or 10 days. Second offense. Not more than $50 and costs, or 30 days. Third and subsequent offenses: Not Announcing the wild new Barracudas! Featuring America’s lowest priced sports car. Rom s2449 An approved type of headlight lens Is necessary. A spotlight U a valuable addition to your equipment If you are following sign pasts or a crooked unfamil- TIRED KIDNEYS COT YOU DOWN? CIHTtr till MODEL* I FINANCE CQI MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings Phone 945-3429 carping 24— Hydrometer for battery: 25— Motomeler for radiator: 26— Radiator hose and hose heavy single chains or mud hooks you ore touring. Carry your fastened over the tire and around hydrometer and get distilled wa­ one spoke of the wheel will in- ter from any reliable garage or a druggist. To find tiw location worst mud hole. It Is possible to (of the nearest battery service put on such chains without get- ' .station refer to tile general In­ Ung off the running board. In 'dex in the front of the book. using lighter chains for regular travel over slippery roads it is CCMor>. them fairly laut-though not addresses ore listed under each too stiff to prevent creeping. town. Note: The book shows that Buy the best, most durable In Hastings it was Ute Universal Jack on the market. The best Is Garage Company. 150 W. Court none too good to stand the heavy strain on the weight of your car laibricate according to mileage, A long handle jock will enable I not according to a certain num­ you to place the tool under the ber of days, weeks or month*. rear axle without getting down on oil fours. There are several (crested in the calendar. Many excellent Jack* on the market of tourist* run their differentials thl* type. A small block of wood dry', because In town they only makes an excellent bed for the tilled them once in four or five base of the Jock when necessary months. Grease the speedometer to change a tire on uneven swivel Joint. If you never greased ground. It often saves valuable it before. Hunt it up and give It time In hunting for a stone and n surprise. It takes Utile space: Some Jacksi i’reptircdr.rsn is worth the price.' have supplementary bases for Select your equipment carefully this purpose. Then bear in mind that your 0*7 In case you break a spring a is traveling as far in a day as ball of heavy binder twine is in­ it would some times travel in a valuable: raise the body suffi­ week, and treat it accordingly. ciently to Insert the ball between We recommend the accessories and equipment advertised in this stay in place and has plenty of section as reliable, a* they are "give" to break the Jar. enabling standard products and they can you to drive much faster to the readily be purchased at any good nearest repair station. garage or supply store along the way. plugs. Try them to be sure they If you have any difficulty In: securing any of these articles' have gaskets and that they will write direct to the manufacturer. RENT MONEY William F. Arnold Operators "With Fall coming up. io do a License: $0 50 Must be over 14. Renewal not required -Must pass examination by Chief of Police In citlra. Sheriff or deputy sheriff outside cities. Numbers: Front and rear. me how much money' you'd like f(imlshed by Slate Speed: "Reasonable and pro­ per" having regard to the traffic Takes only a little while, often and use of the highway. Maxi­ mum speed 25 mlleo. Within cor­ as little as 10 minutes to rent tire porate limit* of all ciUii and money you need from Model. villages not more.than 10 mllea in business portions, or more d0 than 15 miles in other portions.,11 ’ “ , At intersections, bridges, sharp |"Tk« M»d«i <Mft«. it al t«o W. $(».« Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 such fine and Imprisonment Non-resident: Exempt for 90 days, provided home State laws (If substantially similar to the Michigan regulations! are com­ piled with, and home State num­ ber Is conspicuously displayed. End. a,, [i nnoQ» edlors STOP and See the Larged Selection in BARRY COUNTY by ' \ j | | • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compart our quality and price* with first line carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. 501 nylon-26oz. CARPETING yd. INSTALLED for preaching other users of the CARPET and FURNITURE The '67 Sports Usrracuda CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most effective way The '67 Barracuda Hardtop possible 9 years experience. Are you playing with fire? insurance doesn t cover today s full replace- Hardlop. Fallback. Even a Convertible. Swill-looking, slick-going automobiles all with designs on your heart, all priced to hl your budge). A k>! of the great things are standard rallye lights. pitsiop gas filler, trip odometer, torsion-bar suspension, chromed hood louvers a ' Sportiest" with flip-down center armrest Options include a booming 303 cu m V-0 which will be ready in plenty of time tor Sebring. Slop in today and take a drive m cne of the 67 Codas. Expect a lot We promise you won t to disappointed 67 Plymouth Barracuda COLEMAN n.Y*»ovrw oivition CHRYSLER MOTOR! CORPORATION Mtdrigaa Miller s °““ 107 L Woodloirf. HwHmi DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Spr.ague Rd., Delton WI 5-2091 �The Hastings Banned Tkursdav 74 1966 Thursday. November 24. Promote Troopers State Trooper Jack O. fianduiky has been promoted to cor­ poral and transferred from the Wayland post to East Tawas; Trooper Dalton D. Bennett has Democrats and Republicans , Name Committees been promoted to corporal and transferred from Wayland to Weal Branch, and Trooper Rod­ erick J LaMare also haa been erlck J. LaMare also has been ferred from Ionia to Grand Hai ven. Lady Buxton flips her lid RIDING SHOTGUN—The sound of rifle fire alert* member* nf the U. 8. Army 1099th Boat Company a* they haul troops and aupplica In Vietnam. They make the run dally between Vung Tau and Saigon. MSU Testing F ’Teens for Peace l or Value of 1 b, u>«Jp<e «. k,dde» 1 (help other people. Late Com Silage I Kight now. this club Is just in “ I this club. It was originated this 1 Many fanner* have wondered Summer. 1966, by Cindy Nicely,1 about the value ot silage cut late und Laura Roger The group was 11get other clubs going us soon we build up our operating In tha season for feeding beet [ men furthered to include Carlie'a* 1 cattle. , Beebe und Lorraine Kidder. Thl* I•capital. We have a fairly large By next Spring they may have , group began organizing and group for a club ao new. and all members seem enthusiastic. an answer. I Planning und decided on the the 1 Michigan State University beef’ :h€"1L‘ '°r thc ,clu1 b . , *,, As of now we have a (airly large group for a club *o hew. and cattle researchers have started an | ^he theme includes two pur- all the members seem enthuaiextensive feeding project Sltagc 11*^“- to help needy children i Mlle. As of now we have around harvmted al three different times, I “d odulta overseas, and to help I <0 numbers and our officer* are and cut both fine and medium; teens have a better understand­ as follows: President, Carlie will be fed during the winter to lnR of other people in the world, Beebe; vice president. Lorraine cattle at MSU’s Beef Cattle Re- 1 We have decided on two main search Center at East Lansing. objectives for our overseas plans; I and treasurer. Cindy Nicely. Dr, Hugh lUM. exUmlon- X « research animal husbandry sclen- I overseas, and <-• we \ This club is run and mainlalntut. will test silage horvsted in I *1U. ** •‘'“PPC-'ting a child over- ! cd by the teens of this club. Our J adult sponsor is Mrs. Allen mid-September. mld-October and ' clamsup Such exquisite manners. Lady Buxton, of course, has made rather a reputation for her­ self with such goings-on. Who (for instance) gave the world that self-centering one-finger snap? That great big small-change purse? That high-sprung thin-lipped Key-Tainer? Those teens wishing to Join the club must feel the need for School. peace In thl* world and should We have planned many acUtx> cnUiusiastlc about all uctlvi- vitlcs, some of which riavenl lies carried on In the club to about yet. and we try to $5.95. Lighter $2.95, Cigarette Cose $3.95, _________ • I have one activity a month. Our i activity for this month ha* been Clutch Purse $6.95, Billfold $3.95 up, Keythat can be packed In a rilo. to make Christmas decorations Tainer* $2.95, Spec'-Toiner* $2.95. Late-cut ullage has less moisture to sell. The money from this and. us a result, tin? silage does project win go to rurtner our not puck In the silo. Field lenses program for those needy persons are also great for late-cut silage. overseas. The npenrch work is 'part of We will be selling these deco­ several experiments bring carried rations at the Hastings City out at the Beef Cattle Research Bank on the 25th day of No­ Center during the winter feeding Mrs Kata Smith of Hastings vember. The teens of the Teen period. has announced that the final re­ Prticcmakt-rs have made the sults of this year's UNICEF drive ' decorations themselvea and they Call WI 5-3481. I totaled $52140, a figure npproxi- I are all very beautiful and reusenFor Banner Classified Ads I mutely $500 00 higher than when । ably priced. Among tire Items Ute first United Nations Chll- 'are: Ciiristma* tree bulb*. dren's Fund drive was held in1 wreaths, candle*, and other the Hastings area eight year* 1 things. Our work ha* turned out ago. | well and we liope everyone wiU Cel the laical model: thi» »lim. ikek cowhide Kt that holdi The pennies, nickels and , romc to see our display and to every key aad piece of paper a man ii likely to carry. Every dime* collected will be trans- 1 buy. We will have a contrlbuphoto.and card, too, becatxc thia Convertible* Billfold haa a formed Into vital supplies, tlon box for anyone wishing to removable piu CaK. Black, or brown, with thin Puih-bultOD equipment, medicines and vac- contribute to this cause. but we Kcy-Taincr, • rines for more- than 100 wnder- '(hopo you 11 come to bay ai». developed countries around the Sincerely. Wallets $3.95 up Key Cases $2.95 up world. The Teen Peacemakers 1 For the local youngsters who' participated on Halloween, the UNICEF drive combines the tra­ ditional fun of Halloween with n constructive, rewarding acti­ vity. namely the world's greatest effort by children to help chil­ ** QU * dren. Phone Vermontville । It was pointed out that every 126 I. State St. Phone WI 5-2464 259-7298 penny collected means six glasses I of milk for hungry youngsters, a mckle buys the penicillin to cure Hiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiunliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii two little victims of "yaws." an ugly, crippling tropical disease A dime provides the antibloties to save a child suffering from trachoma from total blindness. A quarter means enough BCG vac­ cine to protect 20 children against tuberculosis. .. ....................................................................................................................................................................... . The UNICEF program was or­ ganized for the first time In 1950 by a small Sunday School group t^tlch collected J17 By 1965 the humanitarian program had re­ sulted In gift* of U£ million and had won a share Ln a Nobel Peace Prize. Who indeed. The works work. And keep work­ mld-November. Part of each cut­ ting will be nne-chopped and part of It medium-chopped. Delay In culling the iltage mean* a reduction in quantity ing. Smoothly, surely, and in such beautiful sets as The Petite Fleur, above. French purse UNICEF Drive Climbs S500 Over 1st Effort with matching Key-Tainer* Stan Trumble, C.L.U. by LORD BUXTON Three 'Revolution in Religion’ Film Saturday Night 1 ft 4 I Doubles Chib, Saturday. Nov. । at 8 psn. i AU those Interested in t life-problem* are Invtted to ’end this film showing in basement of Grace Luthe Church, comer of Jefferson Walnut streets H" “ u» m°"n’ d« of Jesus Christ facing up to the The Barry County Republican challenges p-ejented to II by Convention and the Barry Coun-___ .__ . „ . Michigan Stated def ty' Democratic Convention re- modern day Hfe. This U the convened Wednesday night at question dealt with In the film backfield coach. Vince Ca die Courthouse to elect county entitled “Revolution In Religion." coached East Lansing High Troj executive committees for two-1 Produced and filmed by Jans to a 44 won-four lost rec­ year terms. WBBM-TV in Chicago. "Rcvolu- ord during hl* 1954 to ISM Hint The executive committees for tlon in Religion." will be shown tu head coach both parties automatically con- at the regular meeting of the BANNER WANT ADDS FAY slst of the candidates who were Grace Lutheran Singles and nominated at Jhe last two pre- ——-------------............................... ceding Fall primary elections, in­ eluding candidates for county of!tees, the two State representa­ tive candidates and the three State Senate candidate* encotn- | passing Barry County. __ In addition, the following were elected Wednesday: Republican —Kenneth Radant. Charles Murphy and Dnm»w-drounie, Fourth Word; Dr.Fred HAser and Carolyn Dimmer*. Third Ward; Donna Baldwin; and Paul Richard Dean. Rutland Township; Jean Stager. Irving; Joe Bravata. Orangeville; Mrs i William Hayes. Irving; Lloyd: Hoffman. Barry, and Noble "Bill" 1 Sackett. Hastings Township. Democratic—Shirley Reed and Judy Main, Second Ward Orno Knowles. Third Ward; Wendell i Shaffer. Frank Francisco and Frank McCarthy. Barry Town- I ship; Aletha Young and George Huck. Assyria: Mary Linderman. Rutland: Melvin Goebel. Hope, and Clinton Liggett, Prairieville Township. The new Republican Executive Committee caucused Immediately for election of new officer*. They We »hculd exnress our thonks are: Ken Radant. county chair­ today for rrtany things Certainly, man: Dorothy Adrounle, vice we should be thankful that we chairman; Donna Baldwin, secrelary; Lloyd Hoffman, treasur­ live in the world's most prosperous er. and Charles Murphy, finance ■nation, remembering, too. the plen­ chairman. tiful blessings of God's own world Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman of that are ours whether or not we the Barry County Democratic Committee, elected to caucus at prosper as individuals. a later data. Let Us Give Thanks Call WI 5-3481. For Bonner Classified Ads LEORfiRDOSGOOD MILLER . REAL ESTATE •junenalJ^otM CHARLES H. LEONARD counni seal 1STATI ItaVICI INSURANCE • BONDS 121 W? Sf.io S*. JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Pk.‘945-5I«2 New York Life HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Playing with Michigan State's freshman football Irani in 1966 is 260-pound end Lawrence Smith, younger brother of cur­ rent Spartan All-American giant Bubba Smith. In the Tradition of the Holiday, We Gratefully Take Account of Our Bountiful Blessings... Prayerful moments in the church of our choice . . . happy moments with family and friends . . . these are the times when we most appreciate our doily blessings. Today, we join with you in giving thanks . . . and Experience plus'skill m*i<e the 'IHterence in "’TV repslrr For quick service call us today extend our best wishes We repair hi-fi and for o HAPPY tape recorder!, too. ONE PRICE Includes FABRIC & LABOR Because This It Normally . A Slow Month, The Manufacturer Has Allowed Us A Discount On Any Order Placed The Next 2 Weeks THANKSGIVING. CENTRAL w. During thl* time, we are happy to save you many dollar*. Full custom details in this complete •election of Antique Satin*, Boucle*, Fiberglai in prints and solid colors. 59 & up per. yd. RADIO & TV The MANAGEMENT HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9187 b WI 5-5992 228 N. JvH.rso- ** Mill Formerly st Firestone Store Closed Hov. 19 through Nov. 26 and STAFF of 1220 on Your Radio * Dial WBCH Hastings - Barry County Radio �Observe World Community Day Here (Thursday FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, DELTON METHODIST SCIENTIST Martins X. Taber. Minister Her. B. R- Dart*. Putor Church study.' Bunday, 9:45. Just off M-M. North an M-M In Worship, Sunday, 11 arc. . Village of Woodbury Bunday school, 11 arc. Youth FeUowahlp, Sunday, 6. Sunday school, 9:46 *.m Wednesday service, 8 P Prayer Group, Tuesday. 9:30. Worship, 11 am. . Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thursday. Junior church for childmri, 4-9. hALTIMO«i«'tJ. a. CRUNCH day and Saturday, 3 to Youth choir rehearsal, Wed, 8. Rev, Chalmec IMer, Pastor IRVING CHAPEL FeUowahlp service, 7:48 am <a AmAaa MtwYj CHURCH QF GOD Bunday school, 18 am. to 11. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7. Bible Study aM Prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. u Roger PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED Carey home, west at church. BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Worshlp service, 10 arc. Bunday school, 11 arc. CHRIST CHILD FESTIVAL —A unique Christmas ob*tva%, the Fort Wayne, Ind., Christ Child Festival, will be presented l4e. tlon will be 7 to II p.m. Friday, projects or baking the thousands of cookies served free with coffee and milk to visltora There are exhibits portraying the Life of HuUnge' former Christmas Pagrant. x-,1 . _• c uanlzatlon and health of man- • C>nri8tian Science kind. ... To those leaning on ' the sustaining Infinite, to-day Is Thanksgiving big with blesslnga" ("Science and Health with Key to the Service at 10:30 Scripluree" by Mary Baker Eddy). Thanksgiving will be observed । Thursday, Nov. 24. In First Church of Christ, Scientist, 645! church. Mr. Bernard Herrington. West Green Street. and by Mrs. Marilyn West, eec- Community-Wide Thanksgiving dlviduab In the congregation. wno wm also join jThanksgiving hymns. . -"“ Service Nov. 23 doee relationship between payer and Thanksgiving. A period will be set aside tor Christian Endeavor. 7 prc. INTER-LAKE8 Darrel Starbard, president. BAPTIST CHURCH Junior Chri.itLan Endeavor. 7 Delton, Michigan Jlcv. David HoncyweM. Pastor Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. ,* Sunday school, 10 am. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 Worship. 11 am. pm. Class leaders. Clayton Mote Evening worahlp, 7 pin. and Fred Bawdy. Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. Bunday school, 10 am. Phone 945-5218 Where a Christian Experience Evening service. 8 p.m. Makes You u Member. Prayer service. Wed., 8 prc. 10 a.m. Bunday school. 11 mi. Morning worship. HASTINGS CONGREGATION 6:15 pm Youth FeUowahlp. OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 6:30 pm. Evening prayer. 220 West Colfax Street 7 pm. Evening worahlp. Bunday public talk, 3 pm. 7 pm. Wed., prayer and Bible BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist 11:18 arc. Bunday school WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Richard VondenBosch Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 prc. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHUBCH CHRIST CHUBCH . R. Colfax at N. Boltwood Rev. Bari Gaskin, Pastor, Mpmlng worship, 9:30 arc. Sunday school, 10:30 am. Christian Endeavor, 4:15 prc. Evening service, 7 am., EVANGELICAL UNITED Prayer meet Thursday, 7:30. BRETHREN CHURCH East i Grand Streets BT. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH H. J. Buwalda. Minister Rev. Fr. Ralph J. Kelly Rev. Stephen Vesblt, Assistant No office hours, just by ap­ .Confoasiona, 4 to 6, and 8 to 9. pointment. 9:56 am. Bunday school, Leon Bahirdaya West, SupL Nursery, elasaca for LeRoy Kenney. Pastor ST. AUGUSTINE. 10 am. Sunday school MIDDLEVILLE 11 am. Morning worship. Wednesday. 7:45 pm. prayer. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Giris and Boys Brigade. Women's monthly missionary fellowship, 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. Bunday Massea, 7:30, 11 pm. CEDAR CREEK OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd., 8 Mlles South DOWLING 11 am. Worship, speaker, Rus­ sell HarUler from State Christ­ ian Rural Overseas Program. Organist, Mrs. Ruth West, choir director, Gerald Octroth. 6 pm. Junior choir pntoUce. partment. 7 pin. Evening service with nursery provided. Sermon: Study in Romans. LAKEWOOD Wednnwliiy. day of prayer and BAPTIST CHURCH • Sunday school, 19 aan> - — Bible eUidy. Community Room above Worship, 11 am. 10 n.m. Mamlng grcaip. Bill Co­ The church soloist. fra. Frank' The Hastings Area Ministerial Woodland Fire Station Youth meeting. 6:15 p.m. tant, leaner. Cooper will sing "N iw Thank | Association annmaiccs tliat there Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor [ Prayer, Bible study, 7:30 pm. 7 pm. Evening group, Mrs. We All Our Ood.'fbj Bach oc-. : Boltwood and E. State Road 9:50 orc. Sunday school. Gladys Ostroth. will be a roaynunlty wide ! LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH cxxnpaaled on the arg 11 am. Worship eervlce. Nursery for both groups. thanksgiving service ou -Thanks­ Wa<>k Rider. . X Morning worship, 11 tun. 7:?0 prc. Ei-tulng service. | Rev. Carl Sllvemall, Pastor 7:45 pm. Chancel choir re­ giving Eve. Nov. 23 at f;30. Bunday evening service. 7 pm. hearsal. A Golden Text front_________ Morning worship. 10 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 p.m. and Responsive Reading from will be held at Pilgrim Hollneaa Bunday school, 11 a m. Thursday. 12:30 potluck lunch­ Bunday. 8;30 am. Free Matho­ eon Methodist Church. Sunday worahlp. 7:30 pm. dist broadcast over WFUR. Wednesday family worship. 0:30 pm. Hanging of the Hastings. Give it the finest protection available anywhere Mid watch in the sama with Adult Bible study. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, after school thanksgiving .... pay thy vows Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. with Exchange car insurance at Triple-A. More Saturday, library open 2 to 4 tor of the Church of God. will Young People's Service, Thurs- ' Pm. unto the moot High." Boys, Giris Fellowship. 7:30. . . Michigan drivers depend on it than any other. The Bible Lason will include Saturday, Nov. 27 Youth Fel­ pastora of the area taking part Worship, 11 km. WOODLAND DETROIT AUTOMOIILE INTER-INSURANCE EXCHANGE lowship Mystery supper at in the service. 1 Tuesday prayer. 7:30 p.m. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN CARLTON CENTER church. AND MOTOR STATE’IMUJIUNCE COMPANY METHODIST CHUBCH "Everyone is welcome to come Sunday. “Faith for Today," on 8310 Copts Drove Road ages from the Christian Bclenqj 8:30 p.m. Dec. 3, Fellowship Rev. Richard VandenBosch and join In on thanking the Trl-f' TV Wood. Channel 8. 8:30 o.m. textbook: Rpv. Circrlce Olbbs, Pastor olajvjxirty at the church. Morning warship, 0:16 am. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, "Christiana rejoice In FFICE r-w_. _____________ ____ Radio WJEF, 1230, 8.30 STC. COATS Q*OVE , .. upon our community,'* the'*Mv ' ' ' —--------y, 7:30 adult choir. CHRISTIAN CHURCH WI 5-4392 237 W. nouncement said. 1 MILO BIBLE CHURCH ■Jdnlar choir, pn HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Coala Grove & Durkoo Road OF GOD CHURCH combined with self-immolation. The service offering will go Route 3 Delton Rev. Charlee Gibbs, PsMor 102 E. Woodlaud Avenue toward the Hospital Meditation Bev. Prank Crabb, Bible teacher DELTON SEVENTH-DAY Floyd Walter, Bupt. Rev. H. R. CPUver AD8ENTIST CHURCH accomplishing whatever has been Room at Pennock. I A. J. Spoelstra. Pa.tU>r Bible school, 10 am. j Bunday school. 10 am. Elder Samuel J. EUo successfully done for the ChrisWorship hour, 11 am. Bimon: ' Warship, 11 am. 2730 W. State Rd. Christian Endeavor, 5 pm. 6 prc. Young People's service. Sunday. I • Bunday evening serrioe. 7:30. Hastings, Mich.. Ph. WI 5-9465 | Wed. evening service, 7:30. Saturday Babbath school. 9:30. 'The Country Church That 7 pni. Wednesday service. WcxshlR 11 sun. Welcomes You.” I SOUTH KALAMO Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pjn. PENTECOSTAL Sunday. "Faith for Today." on CHUBCH OF THE N AZ ARENE 1719 N. Broadway Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor TV, WOOD. Channel 8, 8:30 am. z "THANKSGIVING TO CHRISTMAS" Almon O. Fulton, Psstor ' 1831 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, 410 E. Madison. 945-5085 Radio WJEP. 1230. 8:30 am. Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worahlp, 11 am. At 10:30 am. on Thursday. Morning worship, 11 orc. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST Young People's sendee, 6:30. Dec. 1. 1966, Mra David Otto of Youth service 7 pun, Evening service. 7:30 p.m. W. Olen Campbell. Pastor Middleville, World Day of Prayer Evening service 7:30 pm. 2 Mlles South of Oun Lake Thursday prayer. 7:30 pm. U» EvangellaUo meeting at the ! chairman for United Church C- - _i,k w Wednesday Bible, prayer, 7:30. rt n 0:45 am. Bunday school. Women, will conduct a wcrksliop MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN 11 am. Morning worship. ' for World Day of Prayer chair­ KILPATRICK UNITED RBFORMED CHAPEL 7 pm. Evening worahlp. The beautiful large painting was men and Interested persons from BRETHREN CHURCH 708 W. Main Street the various communities In Barry M-M Woodland the most Invited guests present. Rev. Earl Bchlpper County. Rev. R. A. Hoffman Worship, 10 am. The WMA carry-ln dinner at ' Tills will be held st the First 10 am. Sunday school. Sunday school, 11:15 a m. Methodist Church In Hastings. 11 am. Worahlp service. 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport tended and work accomplished ♦ Evening worship, 7:30 pm. 8 pm. Evening service. ' It Ls important to begin plan­ Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor The Pleasant Valley Fann Bu------ _ {or 1967 Bunday school, 10 am. World Day of Prayer FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Feb. 10. Mrs. Bill Barcroft on Hastings Morning worship, 11 am. Those who attend thl meeting I George a Marshal). Pastor Toung People's service, 7 pm. CHURCH Broadway and Center arc Invited to stay for World . Church school. 10 a m. Evangelistic service, 8 p.m. East and Grand Community Day lune For Transportation Ph. WI 5-3397 Willard H. Curtis and “» and) Worship service. 11 am. Richard K. Ham Ministers HASTINGS UNITED All are welcome. Worship, 9:30 and 11. Nursery HOLINESS CHURCH Sunday schooL 10 am. Ice over WBCH. Sermon: “Jesus Letaon. ♦ Mias Bethel Moto, mis­ East Marshall Street and History.” First in Advent Marvin Slckmlller, Pastor Sunday school. 10 a m. os, was thespeeker Bunday, Nov. Morning worship. 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 p.m. Mote and Beverly accompanied 7 Junior High and Senior High Mid-week prayer meeting Wed­ Youth Fcllowahipr. will meet for nesday evening, 7:30 pm. burineas and to attend the Ordi­ tended tbe'soth anniversary of nation acrvlce. WESLEYAN METHODIST Mr. and Mm. Olney Adams at 7:30 Serrioe of Ordination tor Middleville. Hickory Comers, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Richard K. Hom. Thia will be The Tliank Offering service *V£ AN AHWOANT SUWgV OF ECONOJWGU 10 am. Sunday school. conducted in the sanctuary by will be here Sunday evening. H am. Morning worship, Jun­ the Presbytery of Grand River. Nov. 27 with our own miaiLonHOT WATIK AT YOU! FINGCBTIFSI ior church and nurar-ry provided. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Hom will follow. A nursery will home on furlough thbj year, i 7:38 pm Evening service. j i i i Wednesday, 7:30 Family Night. be provided. teaching In the ClarksviUe school. Monday Activities 8:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal. 7 Boy Scouts West Africa. ★ Friday, Nov. 11th. THE riALILEAN7:30 Christian Education Com­ the pupils of this ftcbool acmittee meeting. BAPTIST CHURCH Tuesday—7 Cub Scout Pack. ante Including Dana Kauffman. . Thursday Activities Freeport Rood 12:30 World Community Dsy Patrick and Mrs. Olemls Neilsen, Phone 945-5704 at First Methodist Church. 10 am. Bunday school. the teacher, made a tour of the 3:30 Cherub choir practice. David Otto turkey- ranch at Mld6 Kirk House choir practl&. 6: 45xJunlor High choir prac­ ing of turkeys and the processing tice. 7:30 pm. Evening service. of the birds which are famous 7: 30 Chancel choir practice. 7:30 p.m. Thursday prayer and tor the National Thanksgiving Bible study hour. Saturday—8 Couples Club will Many famlllea in this com­ Mrs Bruce Pryor for swimming munity are attending special STONEY POINT and games. Host couples: Dr. and FREE METHODIST CHURCH Th« »»ltr? HOTI The Supply? A LOT! Ttui's »lui you get Mennonlte Church with Rev. —aluap—when you iniull a compeci, fait-rrcotery Electric Richard Kaufmann and Mr. and Vernon Bontrager of Ooehen, Prayer Wednesday, 2 prc. waler heater. Why? Beuutc it's built to meet the hot water Mrs M James Myers. 10 aun. Sunday schooL Ind., as speaker. demand* of modern living. Divhet. cleaning, loadt of laundry U am. Preaching. and baths for the "gang”—it supplies an abundanvc of hot GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH died and family were Bunday. 8 pm. Preaching. a Jefferaoa Ac Walnut fits. water for all. And because h's rent-free it can be installed almost anywhere. Worship at 8:16 and 10:48 arc. Bunday school and Bible from 8L Joseph, Mo., to attend the^funeral for her brother Paul Every Bunday—T b 11 OIL, Lake Rood Ivan Olmstead, local, and Mrs’. clmnnel I; WOOD-TV. 10:S0 arc. Morning warship. 10 am. IMOY All THf HOT WATER channel 8; WJIM-TV, 3 prc. panled them. Sunday school, 11 am. YOU WANT AT IOW COSTI channel 8, “Pattern for living," Christian Endeavor. 7:15 p.m. Evening sfntre. 7:30. p.m. Basting Sauces Prayer and Bible Study Wedchannel 13. in the barbecue sauce? The Lutheran Hour, over WKZO, 12:30 pm.: over WBCK. HASTINGS' the out-of-doorg grill only during GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH f LOYALTY TO CHRIST CRUSADE K *FOR MATERIAL BLESSINGSWOR SPIRITUAL BLESSINGS Plan Workshop For ’67 World Day of Prayer Pleasant Valley + ATTEND, SERVE, GIVE, WORSHIP each Sunday <■ TEST OUR WELCOME!! HASTINGS E.U.B. CHURCH No End” — ---------------------- ■' '*’ ML UT '-1 Heated YOU KNOW IT’S ALWAYS HOT When you turn on the Hot Water, that'e what you got! See Yom Electric Water Heater Dealer P4. will be held right on the day • —uwuaww Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor we have set aside for national the sauce to burn easily giving Bunday school, 10 am. —— thanksgiving, Nov. 24th, Thurs- ftw, wwaS an Worship hour, 11 am. Sunday evening service, 7 pm. �Carlton Grangers ’lan to Beautify lural Areas lecturer's fund by those forg'et- Miner Sherff Succumbs Friday' turned home from the hospital. Wendell Shroyer, who served Nov. 18. at Pine Rest Hospital special award from State Grange at Cutlerville. were held at 3 pm. Monday at Riverside Cemeat the annual banquet. ineetlne —> ~ present lecturer, will attend the Great Lakes Lecturers Confer, The Community Prog res si cnee held at Columbus. Ohio. Committee gave the program. No*- 2»-3«Mr*- Wendell Shroyer conducted I The next meeting will be Dec. * <l.u“ on Community Progress I8 Members are requested to that was answered by the mem- brlnH a Christmas decoration pers at random reviewing the which they have made for decor­ contest, its rules director*, etc.1 *Ung the hall. The program will Gran«e wu first in ; be on ritualism. Coffee hostesses the State in 1965. some of the will be Mrs Wendell Shroyer questions were not too difficult *Pd “ question* Mrs. “ 'Lloyd• Shroyer. --------I .■P’J* ****** the second rear of * ------------ •-----------, S’&iX’K X'E-X: Keep the Curl Away TheRRev. Willard H Curtis ofnc“Jea'. Hastings Traffic Tickets (Editor's Note: The following nary U reprinted from the Lon- /gO SPECIALS from Patrick O’Donovan The 900th anniversary of that .ruglc battle which Englishmen find almost unbearably funny niveraary of the battle of Has­ tings. but today they re-enacted It. and no one pretended It was a solemn occasion. The actual site of the battle Is a clearly defined place a few CENTER CUT RIB 9 to 9 DAILY Closed Sunday day's celebrations. England was lost In a large meadow hollowed out Into a valley. It ha* heavy Don’t be half-protected If your Insurance program doesn’t adequately English Archerg Win 900 Years Late at Hastings on Aug. 25. 1911, the son of Mrs i tum from the 900 anniversary of Fern (Seeley) Sherff and the I the Battle of Hastings. Hastings’ late Earl E. Sher fl. official delegates to the annlverHe is survived by his mother. ‘ -------- -—------ *"— The body reposed at the Leon­ Johnson and Mrs Clifford Dolan. ard-Osgood Funeral Home untl Mrs. Stephen Johnson and their daughter. Martha, were also In Hastings, England.) •. voted to the "Beautify Rural 'There was a time when It was America Program." Plans were advUed Gua fat edging around dlacuaaed and will be worked out aU,ukA and ^ps be slashed to gradually through the Winter;pn>vent mcat ,rtxn curling, months for Ule the worlt work ln In the the 'Thu not necessary necessary if the meat meat K0V n T? *15 not the -Blcksrd EadtUy. kJ. HU flnrtn. .. _members __ .__ _ ., . I. j__if_____ _ । ui« to yield Bprtng. tv The pledged l’ oooktd at -a __ moderate, rather right of their support. * t-_.. high, ___ than temperature during Ro*e. .,Kturer conducted her broiling. '•Whatalt" contest. Many odd - ---------- •-----------characters were displayed Mri । banner WANT ADDS PAY cover you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake up one day to find yourself in serious financial trouble. It’s wiser to let us check your insurance needs now—for your home, car, family or business. We’ll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost ot obligation. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 ;hat bogged the Normans down Is almost drained. There orc the Mlddl»1U< I. Mlchlgui mlns of Battle Abbey, where Harr W. Martel St . 'fslltire to rhe rt Is an elegant girl's rchool where the monks lived and pray­ ed for the dead. But it is atill a NOV. la — Mlcksel LesUk. ladlaa solemn, gloomy place. Il was a good place for a battle and eminently suited for death. It Is quite unspoiled, and it needs only KWICK KRISP Sliced Bacon PESCHKE'S HOT DOOS the battle that changed the his- NOV 120 W. STATE ST.' 10 — Vincent X-tntjrre. Okie- WI 5-4174 Call WI 5-3401. For Banner Classified Ads mourning thia afternoon. Indeed, it was a rollicking county oc­ casion with the doggio women and the students In their gears, and hundreds of horrible small boys In school uniforms run­ ning wild on the hillside. 1-Lb Pkg m mra SPARE SQC *-J > RIBS Krofltf booths into which you could throw eggs, break china, win Evaporated Milk 7 stamps, drink mead, watch a pig being roasted whole, or a bowdlerised version of Punch and Judy. Down in the valley on the edge of the real battlefield, 25 French­ men competed Ln archery with 25 Englishmen. Their bows were modern, of steel and polished wood, as intricate as musical Instrumente. And their mental ar­ rows awlshed and flashed across the clearing, thudding Into the targets with a disturbing flnollty. They went too fast to MH Boz.cam Tomato Juice CAMPBELL'S omato Sou Pillsbury Buttermilk or Ballard Ovenready Biscuits । ub.. 23' 3-ci. wt pkg Qc 3-°- Cream Cheese LIMIT 2 nimble of knights could have dodged them. The English won this time. Upon the hillside by the battle- WITH 10%-oz wt. can COUPON COUNTRY CLUB All the riding schools of Sussex must have been emptied to mount the Neuman cavalry (the Saxons fought on foot.) There was a bishop riding with the Namions—Odo of Bayeux, he would have been—who wore a pink chasuble and a pallium and Al Old Fashioned Ice Cream KROGER VARIETY BREADS HALF Kroner Baked 1-lb Vienna. Vienna Poppyseed, Vienna Sesame There waa William himself. shouted: "ITn William, and I've The Norman foot soldiers were Unlverslty of Kent. A little mu­ tual raiding over the last few days had heightened the tension Regular Rye, Bismark Rye, Snack Rye. Cracked Wheat, Wheal. WITH GALLON COUPON Whole Wheal, Raisin, Iced Raisin, or Diet Aid Bread l'4-lb . Collage Rye, Pumpernickle, Italian or French Bread l'4-lb, Mel O Soli Bullermilk or Sandwich Bread. 4 loaves ucious vicarage chaoa Hordes of students charged and retreated, denting one another's plastic helmets. 89 KROGER FLORIDA SHELLED Walnuts or Pecans PURE PASTEURIZED 4 like thee Young men in bite of armour lances which had a tendency to LIMIT 1 lady In a vaguely flf- Coma Dancing hair-do, whose Utle was Miss World, presided y2 WITH Gallon COUPON in-waiting wag given a pillion rid* on a horse and fell in a tangle of I ep and medieval skirting, bringing down her falling off But no -- -----The horses went lolloping up end' d own the hill, banners streanllng. The dead moved hastily away u thay approached Finally, at course, the Saxons were defeated though they ware — .. 50 >O» VALUE STAMPS I j. any Kroga* | TURNOVERS | LAVES CAKE । I thia occasion. amateur, WISHBONE DB1SSINCS light- 100 chaotic, was almost too English to be taken seriously. BOY SCOUTS Ssy Be Proud That I V.U.t Delight . | or Topping Mil I KSOCEI , BLACK PEPPER | - Radwrn al Krogar Hirn - todoM al KrogM Ihrv --------BEAN COFFEE todwm al Krogar Him _ Country Club ""hImbubcIb ■Mine , I . STAMPS COMPLETER UHIT I ,or VSIUI STAMPS Yoo’re As Ameriun MACLEAN'S TOP VALUf WITH THIS COUPON ON pwcMsa ol a»r AMlllCAN OlAlM ' .. r....... ,L... It all with disciplined surprise m 25 ICI C,,AM 39‘ 50 MAN comi STAMPS �It's Easier and I It's More fun! : and Choose from,.. f A*O°S B Exciting gifts for Everyonol Now, Hastings is an enchanting world of gifts and gift idoos • • • t a**ve w’^ ad|y>ty> glowing with color arid , light, brimming with friendly spirit, Every Merchant welcomes you with brightly bedecked windows and lCounters heaped high with exciting new merchandise .... and always Courteous, helpful service. Let your hometown merchants help you make Christmas 1966 the best one ever for you and your family. �It's Thriftier Shopping at Home! And You'll Find So Many Gifts to See ..Such Sparkling Sights to Enjoy! SANTA REMINDS YOU TO s‘»p Ma, “A*. Sk SHOP EARLY Park, M,,. ‘ 7 -'-A ni Orn'ly. - .... Selections are always at their best and you have more time to enjoy your shopping me'c/><ant ( t n'ol<e sk """• !m °n’hs Firms in Cooperation with the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce Halting! taint & Wollgapar 107 E. State St. Jacobs' Prescription Pharmacy Your Rexall Store W. J. McAllister Leonard'Petroleum Product* Barth Studio Portrait ft Commercial Photography City Food & Beverage n A 11 1I OM Hastings Groin b Bean Co. Matter Mix Emda White's Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial The Copper Lantern The Fine Way of Eating The Sherwood-Stack Agency Borry's Sinclair Sttdce 201 N. Broadwa^^ Organ & Piano Studio The Fuller Agency, Inc. One Stop Insurance Service Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Hastings Cut Rate Shoo Store For the Entire Family The Bonnot b Gown Shop Alma M. Fingle Ion Barry County Reedy Mix Corporation Form Bureau Services Feed • Seed • Fertiliser Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Hostings Motor Sales Dodge Sales ft Service Jerry Andrus Insurance Agency Wayne's Shoe Store Beverwyk's Color Center Renner Ford, Inc. Sale* ft Service CoUm an Agency Reahm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Bolling’s Appliances—TV ft Hi Fl HaiHngi Flw C.»anng Quality Mtterlal* - Guaranteed Workmanship St. Martin Floral Plowen by Chip ft Irene Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hasting* Area Properties Central Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull East Side Lumber Co. Building Supplies The Strand Theatre •The Showplace of Barry County Gilmore Jewelry 102 E. State Miller’s palry Store Ice Cream Speciallie* & Luncheon* Barry Cleaners Bun McFharlin’s Men’* Weai Homa of Pendleton Woolem Hastings Cleaners Cle.utandt' Men’s Clothing ft Footwear E. L Carpenter Hardware \ Mary’s Beauty Shop Hair Shaping, • Styf Ing. ft. Permanent * Waving - Ben Franklin Store ' Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll • Pormalee's Ladles’ ft Children’* Wear Dales Bake Ku«m> Cilr ’“A N. "Broadway at State . 150 W. Court St. ~'t �t-TIU HA8TTNG8 BANNER 4-H Rewards Youths Make a delightful sandwich filling by mixing cul-up dried beef with cream and blue cheero. Good proportions use 1 jar <2 » whole wheal broad. Smith Given 3rd Term as Farm Buitau Presidenl youth •llhln the State's largest dramatically following recent elections. n .c Mid-November ^7 A , ”" Market OuU»k. Zs/v7Z/m8 * . . . Smith. Caledonia, Kent County teem. form organisation, the Michigan Dean Prldgoon. Branch County Farm Bureau Although wVhout iw,n' •“ re-n.mad DEC. 1—Art* 10 1 vice president, and David Morris, change In the line-up of its top Grand Ledge cattleman, retained 'his position as "third member" Bureau leadrrriilp lias dropped of the executive committee. H. Reed, secretary-manager; Wil­ DEC. 7liam Wilkinson, assistant sec­ Ity CtnUr. Haittnia. retary. and Leon Monroe, treas­ DEC. » — Dairy Fan urer. All three are of the lotn- Why Fight Spring Weather! You can broadcast fertiliser for many crops this fall. TERMS—Fay next June. BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Distributee $$$ SAVINGS—Take ad- Beit Buys on . w & Used Tire* prices. Woodland at COUNSELING — If you Call Central Michigan's for PLANT in the mld-Novembcr market report from Dr. John Ferris, mar­ keting extension specialist at Michigan State University, predic­ tions are far plentiful beef sup­ piles In the short run. a firmer hog I market and higher '67 wool prices | lota In naming four new members Ellsworth. to the 16-member board. voting Laurie and Smith Join prra^.'legates placed obvious empha­ sis on youth. Seated for their Zeeb. Bath, aa first terms on the board were John L4IUI JUIUI Laurie. ,C. -a, 26. V.IUW, Casa VI,;, City; «ayJ - tlon leadership training pro­ rnond Launsteln. 27. Williams­ ton; Nicholas Smith, 32. Addi­ year effort to involve potential son. and Richard Wieland. 38. tralning experiences. Including a visit abroad In their final EXPERT TIRE SERVICE In other action, the Farm Bu­ reau board named voting dele­ gates to represent Michigan at the forthcoming American Fann Bureau Federation convention to SPREADERS — Readily available now. MOST COMPLETE SOIL SERVICE I 'Delegates include: Elton Smith, j Caledonia; Dean Pridgcon, Mont­ gomery; David Morris. Grand I Ledge; Kenneth Bull, Bailey, and Robert Zeeb, Bath. A number of youthful con­ test winners have received all­ meetings. Includpi Is the new Michigan Farm Bureau "Queen.” Mr®. Charlotte Theuminel. 24. Huron County; Myron Kokx, 17. Fremont, winner of the "Discus- MILK—Michigan ctalry produc­ ers received record high price® in September. Base prices in the De­ troit area were 85 56 a hundred­ weight. SI 12 over a year ago ant ■qual to the previous record in February 1862. Even with better prices .thl® year, production in southern Michigan continued 7 pel cent under last year tn September In other port® of the country, the decline in milk production hat JX—The cattle picture Is g two-faced with an un­ near future and a more Urge inventory of fed steers com­ ing In at heavier weights. Once amine their selling program Heavy weights coupled with l.irge numbers can spell trouble. With discounts on heavy cattle and a very narrow range between law and high grades of cattle, feeding to heavy weight® do©j not pay. Once this current inventory of heavier cattle Is worked off. some price strength should develop This may come by Use (end of the year or early in 1967. 1 HOGS—A step up in marketing in October brought hog prices down to the (21-823 level in early November. Prices are not likely to drop much further and by late old Patricia. Miller. Byron Conter, whose "Moods from Mary market can be expected. i Poppins" won the SUtc "Talent LAMBS —Some seasonal price Find” oonted. Increase la anticipated into the winter month®, and should carry into the spring, last year, too many fed lamb® were carried into late winter and early spring and depressed the market. EGGS—The expansion underway Lubrications • Wash Jobs • Rear Springs In egg production 1® Indicated by lhe September hatch which was up Oil Changes • Car Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds 22 per cent over last year, bring­ Tires • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and ing lhe total hatch for the first Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls nine months of the year up 14 per cent. Prices for Grade A large eggs at Detroit dropped seasonally I to the low 40's in early November. I WHEAT—USDA analyst® expect | wheal prices to continue above Honover Phone 945-9049 the loan rate of 8125 but apWindshields Washed Every Time" [ porcntly see little gain, over th® ,4160-1160 level. Farmers storing wheat may want to consider sell- PRU PARKING We Specialize in:- FOOD SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS'. Lake Odessa Woodland Don's Citgo Station 1 i Mrrlya Barclay Jamal Robinet Richard Feters Five days in Chicago await Michigan youths who were chosen state winners in 4-H programs this year. They will join the Michigan delegation to lhe National 4-H Club Congress which opens Nov. 27. The winners and their pro­ Robinet North grams James Robinet, North Branchare ! autoSe?kiehsN A standing of aulo mechanics, an appreciation of the importance of traffic safety and an awareness* of the automobile’i role ' in America s progress,Having been raised on the ---------• dairy farm of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Richard R. Peters, Peters. 16, had a natural in“>*•"> a career. The Michigan State university freshman won first place in the state insect identificalion contest in 1965. in addition. Jackman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jack­ man. boasts an Impressive col­ lection of county medals and state and county blue ribbons. ^0™™^"" JackSan^Romeo dentomolow indk\tarivnRB?rdav Metamora' rotation Theta nr5tacta wero7udged Tbyhethe^Xr. ^though his list of awards Also a freshman at Michigan IncM"«t»le 'lair>’ dem- State university. Miss Merlyn ‘’"’'ration winner. 1965 county Barclay. 18. won the eonserva-H-ehtavement award and gon -wart? sponsored by John ti ve Ex tension Service judging experienaa ha've been Gearing her program toward Robinet was interested in the h|s greatcst gain automotive program before he (tl ,9^5 ln 1Btw hc nc rL reprrsemeu .presCnted MichMienInml age. flrivlno . .. .reached the legal Ihp driving jRan atfn jn (.jlc national judging Now. at 17. the son of Mr. and contest and has judged dairy Mrs. Paul Robinet has won the products on the state and cuunstate award sponsored by the ty levels for five years. Mis Firestone Tire & Rubber Com- awarj js donated by lhe Oliver pjny. — Corporation. ' For eevauMu, Jackman, ,o. 18, •*■«» 4-H nourAmong the benefit® he has rvr gained from his automotive Ished an interest in entomology project, Robinet lists ®n under- which he plans to develop into her goal of becoming a research chemist.. «*■•* cncuuai, Miss Barclay, — the 1_ —u.-_ — — and U — U.1 daughter of< If Mr. Mrs. MaicoIm Barclay, has developed a project on water pollution, She also has won land judging honors and in 1985 repre---1 a. I. senlcd Michigan in Ikn the n-tlnnal national land judging contest She — -has —won six county medals for dllferent' projects. Ing well in advance of the 1067 from the market, loosly covered. season. Perhaps holding wheat un­ Brains and sweetbread® which til December would be advisable. are more fragile variety meals than the others are best when prospective yield® will be better they’re precooked in water, salt | and on acid such as lemon Juice । CORN —While no slurp price or vinegar so they will remain | Increases are expected on com light colored. Cover closely after prices this crop year, prices should cooking. increase enough to cover storage POTATOES—Prices on US No. For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481. For Banner Classified Ads When Interest Rates Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? remembering It you'rw look’ Mein Office Ionic—Ph. 527-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE Op*- Mow., Wed., Frl. SilO-StOO Phone 945-9415 Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable November compared with 58-60 cents a year ago. While Michigan up In other areas. 38 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 8EA8ON U8I Two-Day Storage Ground fresh meats as well as variety meat® such ns liver, heart and brains should not be kept stored, unions frozen, for more Ilian two days after pur­ chasing. Refrigerate there meats, as soon a® they’re brought liome PRODUCTS | Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Nashville, Mich. Phone 653-2791 ES § g wbimbiiibwibiiiiiiiiiiiii® Mow, MW, tow, till, plow, haul, toad, fwrtfllro, ramova now — you name the job and Wheel Horae hex the attaching tool you'll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and qufckattadiing tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State Street, Hastings Phone WI 5-2983 TAKE CHARGE NOTA NEW HOME? FOLKS SURPRISED! INTERIOR WAS MODERNIZED LOCAL TRADEMARKS, hx. Now there ere 5 nys to move up to a foll wt Otrytier. 1 Start with our hottest selling Chryslers - our 4 Newport models. We’re now pricing them it just i Itw dollars i month more Ihin the most popular smaller can, comparably equipped. 2 Now we have a "hole new line of Chryslers Newport Custom. A low pnced Chrysler you can make as I usurious as you want 3. Our sports bred 300s come with the biggest standard engine ■vailable in the medium-price field. 4 The Town & Country wagon is a luxury car in front (almost as luxurious as the New Yotksr). Over 97 cu. ft of carpeled on lhefloor cargo space in back. ■ 5. And New Yorker, our most luxurious Chrysler. You can get it with extra-cost features like lhe new 3-m-l front seat. Room for 3 when you need it. Converts to individually adjustable seats when you want them. And the passenger side reclines. We just gave you 5 good reasons to move up Io Chrysler. Now it’s up to you. MODERNIZE MOM S 12x15 Rumpus Room KITCHEN NOW! Ceiling Tile Paneling You can visit our handy showroom and talk Floor Tile, Trim to one of our Home Improvement advisors. Hardware, Nails Show-How You'll find out experience and “know how" Free will save you time, trouble and money. vice ... for as little Ad­ $7.50 pci' month. Come in or call us this week for estimates on remodeling Mom's kitchen. We can handle the complete Beautify your interior ’ with Pittsburgh fine Paints. You may job ... at a budget­ choose from a wide wise price. variety of colors to fit any decor. Our line is complete, WE LL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET TERMS! and any job. Moving up is catching on at your Take Charge dealer’s JEFFERSON ST. -Mutiny <<■ ALLIED BUILDING CENTER AUTHOHIZED DEALCRS DEWEYS CAR PALACE M-43 at Sprague Road, MtM, Mich. �erican Elm as Shade ree in Michigan pn State UplverUiy •pmUIM n burll—. __ __.. ... . The American elm has been llchigah'B leading tijade tree for The thornless nondylocust la a many yB««. But Uie Invasion ot favorite In many area* because It the Dutch elm disease through­ la fa*t-growing, easy to trans­ plant and relaUvely free from out much of the State has caused eLakelnsl full-Scale Industrial Ij^v^urtxh'few*to kAn tlte lKr>duw<<j rrom Iri addition to thia tpeclailzed fAmU. tlenth ... — . .... . skill he atao must complete 887 hour* in drafting, and 340 hour* terr wbMi Ln metal processing- Tile total arte. painting during .ttef three program conriata ot 3.060 hours yenrs -course with thl* Moine light* before driving on of training. As with all training Through the tall timber of study school. DirecUog ttee art atbAb In the clectroulqt iech। mentioned above, he must study the Autumn shoro notogy aecdon. It exrtnpllflca a 1 microwave technology. 640 boura wall defined and coordinated ef­ ■’ Whispered, the menace of the guuhed artteu atnaiirItaUon fort on the part of the bro tor Things sMctoqL Claude Harrington and Technology Program ash aixL4aktei lax in certain “S toc?J nur*«7®«n Bl miliar with traeo adapted cal conditions. . the Oln- STRONG CHAIN BETTER HEALTH The medical chain which supports the health of our nation is long. Its many links Include research scientists, medical special ists, nurses, and your fam­ ily doctor. The Pharmacist who dispenses your Doc­ tor's prescription is an­ other vital link. We are proud to be a strong link in this Important chaln.'Fbr dependable service, bring ydtir Prescriptions to us. Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phono WI 5-2466 Haitingi Of southeast Michigan. Fail and early "WlBMr itmatir controls. actual construction of-Biec- train- equipment, etc. The electronica design studwit As future of emblem of our Nation's shrine: Down the lone trail the wolves IIABTIXO8 SCHOOL MXXU an opportunity Ln' an Ing electronic control device*, e technology and elec-, calibrating electronic equipotent, departments. running performance testa, writWllhin machine technology Loyalty Program At EVB Church Service Family Bundle* Damp Wash While the wild-turkeys gob­ bled their “Hurray!" . To hall New England's first Thanksgiving Day For care, provision. Freedom's height, can be transplanted In THURSDAY. DEC msnt fields. Ills La Ln essence the Winter. Trees are moved more easily because the ball of and learning depending on hia tile Industrial Technology Sec­ earth can be frozen around the tion. root system and the tree can be Electronics experience of 1833. moved by.a mechanical lift Into a new hole without ♦ damaging a high level of technical train­ roots. Experienced nurserymen ing and a core of mathematics. Baric math, technical algebra. should be contacted before the ground freezes to make arrange­ ments in advance. matlcs, right triangle geometry, advanced trigonometry, advanced LAUNDRY Complete To further quail arid Pilgrim V Wash and Huff Dry W. Finish IhlrH. Fbt-o*. W«* Clnthw HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (uni» a Uy aibion, The arm of Faith, and more, our “Trust in God." >23 S. Mkhlgn Dr. Edward Higgs Johnson WI 5-WK of the courses taught in the in­ dustrial wetton. . Thankeying to ChristZDAs will student may set mark a spBctal "loyatty" effort at machine mainb helper. the HastlngB Evangelical United Bi ethran Church. i machlno teclmician. ItZ^coM^nd1 1 The u*ehln« approach used by LhiS^L^ll^ thl lnt,Uuct"r' Eu8alc “nachoal u well as the various each student's learn- thia period. Bunday serrioe schedule calls for Bunday school at 10 am. morning worship at 11 and the evening service with youth fellowatop Bit a and the dosing at his decided goal. For example, lhe machinist helper will spend M hours training In lathe op­ erations, the maciilne operator The store that cares...about you! hours, and the machine techni­ cian Btudcnt 400 hours. All A&P Stores Open ‘ munlty. They'd rather switch Io ;i Gas Incinerator than fight nv. smoke!” and cutter grinder etc. |. The machine helper course preI pares an Individual to assist a ' maintenance mechanic in repairi Ing and maintaining machinery and nifriuuiicuJ equipment. In addition to the barics, he teams at MILL tlirough bench­ work experiences, how to remove, diaaascmble. Inspect, fabricate, repair, replace and reassemble parts of various machines. Twelve hundred hours ot training enablai him to become a skilled employee or co progress further at this point in his training as a machinist or even higher. As a machinist tl^e student covers all of the above plus the use of other more specialized equipment and procedures such as: heat treatment, mlnlalurizatlon and hydraulics. On complation lie may wvk employment in setting up and operating ma­ chines, making parts from blueprlnta and aimplo sketches to given tolerances and speciilcalieOA The machine technician stu­ dies the basics, metal prooe^alng, electronica and drafting as well as advanced machine technology. This is a 3,120 hour course with 606 hours of related Insteuctlatis Ln math, blueprint reading, hy­ draulics, coaununlcatlons, theory, material strengths, physics and Industrial relations. Electronic technology Is pre­ sented similarly to machine technology in that it too allows the individual to progress within Lhe experiences of highly skilled training. Again, math in its many form* la common to the training curriculum of all three divisions: Electronics servicing, radio com­ munications and electronics de­ sign. Technical electronica, basics of electricity, through experi­ ments and theory, math and sci­ ence. and practical application of electronic design ore core sub­ jects covered by a student in The electronica servicing technlcan concentrates thereafter on ot electronic de- and industrial rotations. With tills training behind him he is capable of Installing and maln- I ihn! And »ho*> going ro ketp th* uighbor* You, too, can end troth ond garbage problems by twitching to a new, smokeless, odorlett Gas Incinerator tap© rocoracrs. PA systems, in­ tercoms and ao on. The radio communications technical training student la di­ rected so that upon completion he will be able to find employ­ ment installing and maintaining radio anil televtslon transmltUng equipment for either fixed or mobile stations. With thia train­ ing he La abo able to earn a Federal Ctaruntuilcations Commlaaion Radio-telephone License. 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I FRUIT CAKE WASHINGTON RID DILICfOUS- Apples FOR 59* OVER iiNDS FRUIT AND NUTS WIN UP TO *1,000 IN CASH Pfof Mills Btogb �1 S—THE HASTINGS BANNER The Logans Tell pan in a tea ceremony, on. mis t»uu by inc siae or ine roaa. ui i sun tour to really giving us * taste of I contrast to thia there arc beau- 1 jj cen^ group. Right now 14- Four' will meals, boauUful air conditioned meet ua tn Hong Kong and come hotels and fabulous shop*. Nine- There U a doctor and his wife from Mississippi anti a man from near Detroit that knows the Huebhcrs. This is the first group Following Me news notes from they have had that has more men than women. We -cc rick- Travels Abroad I thought was an ox cart but Wes says it was probably a water buffalo. Tempeiature Ls 83 de­ grees but our guide wannd us to President Hotel carry a sweater for the weather Taiwan. China > ciianges very abrubtiy. We iro Friday. Oct. 31. 1966 Maying in a very beautiful modring and doing so1 cm hotel but you should look we cant keep track across the street. We were each Isen Wes raid we | Riven boiled water and told to Tokyo the next of- drink nothing else The green umooc it sounded very simple, tea in Japan was delicious. Last but we turned back our watchra night black tea Sometime* the C*n Umco Mid erased the in- coffee U good and sometimes MMktlonal date line. We all got i ven* bitter We had green tea orchid lets al Honolulu and that j lcc cream that wax delicious, wa* BaXutday noon but when This afternoon we are nolng w© reached Wake Island every- ,o “ Chinese opera. We fly by thing waa closed—Sunday after- : Jet and they arc beautiful The noon. We went to Wake Island Mandarin last night was just a thousand miles out of our way blaek Mid gold. We had a chance to mlsa a typhoon. As Wes says to Ret out at Okinawa That was we missed it. We have never re- Just half around the world moved our shoe* so many times for us. in our live*—Sluints and TfrnSaturday night. We flew into pies all over Japan and ekch dll- Hong Kong last night. The city ferent. We have iiad to eat three is Just indescribable; absolutely meals with chopticks and have Itcve. Raw meat being carried by Visited * real Japanese home, ‘ bicvc , . ’e. „ pcop .... ’e torllng through teamed flower arranging, took garbage, children having tlielr loots. Forty-four thousand pcopie live in them. One room nine by twelve for five’people casts 12 to S3 per month. They share kitchens and bathrooms. Oh. how It smells Mound theie. Wes up his clothes smell. We visited a floating restaurant surrounded by sumpons You have no idea how they live. No chairs, cush­ ions. bedding—practically noth­ ing. But they look happy Mid well fed Mid not too dirty or ragged. I felt like washing every­ thing I had on as soon os I got home. years it would b different. P/STOP'^ SPECIAL RATES! Send DRAFTS; -•* TSANSSASIHT ' The Hastings Banner at one of tiwofr 'restaurants-1 don’t know I taut a coke on for Christmas Gifts own fish for breakfast here We get nothing raw but really good meals. First a fruit cup—can­ ned. soup, fish and boiled po­ tato. meal Mid vegetables. de­ licious desserts, then coffee or Everyone ought to travel. Sincerely, Wes Mid Steen | Public Forunl | 39c Gift subscriptions to The Banner are the EASY TO INSTALL Inside ir Dibit C««pl<le-72* z 36* Plaitlc Sheet aitt nuoMmt nd Mils. - simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for as many sub­ scriptions as you wish. We'll send a gift card before Christmas and keep The Bonner com­ ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ scription order may be one. You save $1.00 Thrifty Fifty for HOLIDAY CASH Tailoring Ioann to fit cutomrr nertla in a special! ijat Local Finance. 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It would । realize the amount of mon£y | needed to buy other land, bp, farming this land Sometimes it | set tn? that people cant see a i logical solution because they sot j thslf sights too high. I’m sure everyone recognizes the fact that we need a jail but we don't want to build nomcI thing that the prisoner would I like ro well he'd hate to leave or on each order after the first one. GET FL£X-O-GLA$$ AT E. L Carpenter Hardware HARDWARE 0 APPLIANCES 142 E. Stat* St. Phon* WI 5-2983 GET FLEX-O-GLASS AT East Side Lumber Co. BUILDING SUPPLIES 811 E. Railrood St. GIFT RATES for Christmas-time only $ Gift Subscriptions to 00 OFF The Hastings Banner On Each Gif* Subscription Phon* WI 5-2423 One for~*4.00 (Your own may be one. If a renewal, one year will be added to the expiration date) Meet the competition THE WILD NEW BARRACUDAS! from $2449 Second for *3.00 A Pretty Gift Card Will Be Sent With Your Name Inscribed. Add 50c for Each Subscription Outside Barry County. 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"State With Gift Cord With Gift Cord from from CHRYSLER VAX MOTORS CORPORATION 'f ony of the above already take The Banner, I understand their subscription will be extended for one year. See Us Piymomn Dealers, y we’re all heart Order sent by Address DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M43 at Sprague Road, Delton, Mick aiamuiiniiiissii iiliiiiiiiiiirfi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-12-01.pdf fc1d4c3d6f53fb481519cca7e9c549ef PDF Text Text Barry NowHae nni tt TB HomeNuraing Care Service_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 he Hastings Banner 111th Yeoi partrnent has received official cer­ tification from the US. Depart­ ment of Health. Education and Welfare as the home health care hlch provides f« memL?lRI<aL A8T*CLE8 FOH HASTINGS—Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith (right) Inspects lhe hrooghl back from England by Stepban Johnson (left) and Richard T. Grooa who were herc who •‘tended the anniversary of the battle of Hastings. England. The ro*™ whl?h ,nelu«,« • tapestry, posters, naw*papers, program and other artlclesihave been wna . >r,e ‘KJ*rd “nd h**e b®en di*P|*y •» tha Hastings Public Library. Mayor Bcrkwun bold, a He ornamented with the shield of Hatting*—Banner photo. Bliss Dealers At Local Plant For Conferences BLOOD CLINIC MONDAY Many persons turned out Monday to give blood al the clinic held al Hasting* High School, and another clinic it to be held Monday, Dae. 5, The Hastings Division of the E W Blu* Company hosted its annual E W. Bliss sales meeting Monday. Nov 14. through Friday. Nov. 18. Daily conferences Including new product* presentations, were held at the Hastings Country Club with 53 Bliss press dealers and distributors throughout Uni­ ted States In attendance. Six­ teen of lhe Company's director* of sales personnel met Thursday through Friday. Seminar* were conducted by the Hastings Division personnel at well as representatives from sales and the corporate office staff from Canton. Ohio. A highlight of the conference was lhe presentation of awards honoring outstanding achieve­ ments in marketing the Com­ pany's metal working presses. The awards for distributor's sales and direct sales were made at specific dinners Thomas L Johnstpn. B11 a a Hastings Division Manager, con­ ducted a tour ot the local press manufacturing facility for those attending the conference. Trace Obscege Phone ('.alls to the Hastings Mfg. Company. Donor* are urgently needed to continue to resupply lhe free Members of the Barry County Medical Society and their wives, met at the Hastings Hotel on were 148 pinta contributed al Nov. 21 where they heard guest speaker Mrs. Beatrice Fisher. the Hasting* publie schools. Barry County Social Services di­ rector. speak on the structure of Rev. Gury ‘Takes’ the Social Services Department, types of assistance granted, the role of the medical consultant, Seniors on Tour and the work of the utilization committee at the Medical Care Facility Of Eternal City Monday, Nov. 28. Senior Citi­ zens inc I a t the E. W- Bliss Union 414 Hall for Uielr regular pot­ luck dinner The weather and the annual trek to the southland left the attendance greatly reduced. For the program in picture slldtw and descriptive lecture. Rev. Don Gury took his audience on a scenic trip through the An­ cient City of Rome, to the Vati­ can and an audience with Pope Paul, to the Coliseum, to many, Cathedrals with their elaborate carvings and paintings, t Many floors beneath the surface were the Jails and catacombs. Senior citizens were greatly In­ debted to Rev Gury and would welcome him again to take them on a visit to other places he visited In Europe. Hie next Senior Citizens meet- 15-Year-Old Boy Person* who make phone calls can be traced Hastings Police Sgt Robert Ritter Ulis week reported that about 20 out of the 37 complaints ot obscene phone calls receivedby local police had been solved with the apprehension of a 15year-old boy Tiic juvenile admitted to mak­ ing about 30 calls, but only about 20 had been reported to the po­ lice. Sgt Ritter said. Sgt Ritter urged person* re­ ceiving Mich phone calls to noUfy police immediately. Jurists. Lawyers Middleville High Gridders Named On All-Star Ils Middleville High grldders. who suffered their first setback In 32 games In their last contest of the 1966 season, received honors a* five were named on the Express­ way Conference All-League grid team, and several received Slate recognition. ner were named to lhe United Preaa International AU-Slale Honor Barry’s Medics, Wives Learn About Social Sendees Judge McDonald Quarterback Bill Maskill of Galeaburg - Augusta was also named to the first team . Named to the r-Apiooway Expressway first riwmcu w utv । Utm were vonElst. Warner, Ted velderman. Terry Moore and Terry Appel. Dkk Baker of Maple Valley was nxmed aa a guard on the | All-Conference team and Steve Bird of Wayland was named as 1 * tackle. Named on the second team | were Dan BUne? Maple Valley, end; Cal Brower. Wayland, and Bill — ” Miller. Middleville, — tackles; ->-• Curl Seabrlght, Wayland, and Terry Palazzola, Middleville, guards; Dale Nichols. Middle­ In College Bond ville. center; Bob Fisher. Cale­ Cheryl Benedict, a 1965 Maple donia. quarterback; Bob Russell. Valley graduate. Is In the Sym­ Caledonia, and BID Reid, Maple phonic Bond at Manchester Col­ Valley, halfbacks, and Roy Merlege. North Manchester. Ind ran, Wayland, fullback. Receiving honorable mention Cheryl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ; o*^^"** Harold E Benedict of Round were Terry Page. Middleville; Lake Road. Vermontville. Is a Jay Schaeffer and Mike De­ freshman majoring in leaching Weerd. Wayland; Mark Bruce. She spent a year In Germany. < Caledonia, and Bruce McMullen, following graduation, u.’ an ex- Paul Goforth and Dave Hopkins, change student 1 I Maple Vallay. Circuit Judge Archie D. Mc­ Donald honored Tue-day. — .......— was ■■— -----— . Nov 22, at a banquet sponsored by the Calhoun County Bar AaaodaUon. . The dinner was held at lhe Hart Hotel. Among Uvosc attending was A.wcbitc Justice Ttwadore Souris of the Michigan Supreme Court. Tributes were paid to Judge McDonald, who is retiring al the end of tin* year from the BarryEaton Circuit. He was also prerented with a portable television. backward glances “bits of yesienkiy".... as gkaned from the Banner files Wind-Whipped Wintry Storm Slams Into Area -EDITORIALS An editorial salute this wezk to;unfinished business that could not Archie D McDonald who now [have been completed In advance, everything In good order and no FINE GIFT GUIDE Be sure io read the Christ­ mas Gift Guide appearing In A wind - whipped wintry storm roared Into the area Monday, clogging roads and foreIng the closing of many schools on Tues­ day as buses were unable to make their runs. Hundreds of motorists were stranded In the northern part of the Lower Peninsula and in ; the Upper Peninsula of Michigan as the howling gale piled snow as I deep as four feet on roads near j Marquette stalling 200 cars in | a five-mile stretch southeast of that city on Highway 41. Ideas presented by your local merchants. Kalamazoo Child Guidance Clinic Aids Youngsters Kalamazoo Child Guidance Clin­ ic. since Its beginniiig newny 25 years ago. has been to provide knocked out power to a large more persons who contacted the I 5° ,m,^e "n local office have been found ell-! gible for other categorical as- ^ore •UPPl*'® r 1 * e r. Lian " Alli Sn^Tw-ho pm-1 °ul “ ‘he lruck wenl ently receive categorical assist- un_Jl.er wat*’-ance are automatically eligible i The tempeagtures as recorded at for Medical Assistance. , the Fisheries Research Statlon u at’ Hastings follow: Mrs. Fisher also indicated that 1! -. Preclp. persons now receiving Federal; jg0T Medicare Benefits may receive 22 medical assistance for partial or j jgov’ jj’ complete payment of their deyg' .19 Rain ducllble and co-inxurance «x-| 15 43 Rain penses not paid by the Medicare '^ov' yg program . Nor; .69 Rain 40 140 Snow 3.30 Inches Lakewood Enters treatment services for emotional and mental problems of children. HO HO HO! HI HO EVERYBODY—Santa Clans i» to make his first official visit to Hastings Monday night to open lhe shopping floats and candy for youngster*. Kasoell Hankins, manager of the Hasting* Area Chamber of Commerce, ha* announced. Retail continuing on all weekdays until t hrtstmas Eve when lhe stores City Pays $15,500 For Winick’s Site T« oik TKK1 n.<K»-Art Erickson is to present lhe third !lee4 program of the 1966-67 Klwanls I The fact that Harry County World Travel Series Tuesday. lu»* taken advantage of these Acquisition Gives Municipality Dec. 6. at 8 pm tn C e n t r a 1 services is evidenced by figures Auditorium Entitled "Wtndjam- 1 which show that 48 children mer to Australia." Erickson will from this county alone were Entire Block; To Enforce "take" his audience UUnd-hop- consulted at lhe clinic during ping across the Pacific aboard lhe first nine months of this New Zoning Ordinance the brigantine "Yankee." The year. slops include Galapagos Islands. “ Thia •* does * not* Include chllLooking b> । the future, the City Council Monday night a|»Pitcairn Island and many others. ' ... hare of the Winick projierty west of Michigan anti of treatment carried over from proved purth;i south oi of Mill , Iisuuiii Mill Street for 515,500. The acquisition gives the mu.«"»» „“t°< I nicipalily <hr '■n'ire bkick . . Name Winners In City Bank Weekly Drawings w enta. teachers, and other lirter1 hr pro|x?rty includes \\ iniCK s Surplus Store building at tsted people connected with lhe 206 N. Michigan, ami lhe old mill -a Hustings landmark just ■ child'a problem. .south of Uie store building which ——•— The clinic U devoted to the has been used for storage team principle and utilizer the — ' ----' Board of Review The appoint­ talents of a clinical psychologist. ment is effective until uext April, Winner of the portable tele- a psychiatric social worker, and > chase price I* comparable to j Aidermen approved spreading vision given away by the Has- a child psychiatrist In the evaiu-1 unpaid City or Summer taxes on tlnga auto dealers on Saturday.1 atlon of almost eveiy care. A the December roll The First and Nov. 12. at the City Bank was speech diagnostician is also used on lhe southwest and of that Fourth ward delinquent tax 1* Jill Cotter, daughter of Mr and Though early recognition and $3.13835 plus 81.487 15 in assess­ Mrs. Richard J. Cotter. 426 W treatment of problems la desir- Ivan Snyder. Second Ward, ment’. and the Second and Third Orant Street • able, children are welcomed from uho made lhe motion to pur- uard delinquent lax is 83.623 61 Winners of five. 810 savings infancy through high school plus 806 39 In special assessments. accounts on Nov. 12 were: Jerry They are referred by parents. The municipal garage Is locat­ The Council instructed lhe Terpcnlng. R5. Hastings; Linford schools, courts, clergy, physicians. ed nt the northwest corner of the bulldint Inspector. Floyd Craig. L. Smith. 718 E. Clinton. Roy E and social agencles. block. Stadel. R1 Freeport; Mrs. Fran-; Aa the clinic prepares to Cele­ The land eventually cjuld pro­ bes Crolhers. 657 W Green St., brate Ila anniversary in 1P41 of vide additional space for mu­ and Mrs. Rena Hauer. R3 Has- 25 years of helping troubled nicipal equipment, parking, or a Alderman Lannes Kenfleld t*n4ta children, those who fail in school. site for municipal facilities such specifically asked about the pro­ Winners of five 810 savings ac- • m getting along with others m as a fire station hibition on the outdoor storage. counts on Nov 19 were: Mrs self-contml. Barry County rertparking, display accumulation or irried umnlmoutly VeUna Cowling. 321 Green denu can know it has contriplacing of material, waste, ma­ St.; Charles L FauL R5 Hm- [ but^j w th. anUlFb|tltv rf thh chinery. vehicles in inoperable tings; Mrs. Irene Parker. R1 ds-ujcir it, i-*ar<h of condition, unlicensed vehicles, rumn*otlngS' 8*fveniEducation, through IU county trucks, boats, equipment or their Bellevue ____ . of supervisors _____ ... and through , Bellevue, and Arthur Yarsrer Yarger. R2 ■board parts In any residential area. Hastings. Its Community Checks The CouncU approved pur­ Winners of five. 810 savings annual salary until a new single chase of a Polar* ax a pallet accounts on Nov. 26 were: Ar­ thur AUerdlng. 435 W. Clinton Hastings voted last April to cruiser for $1490 plus trade-in. St.. Mias Louise Odntylwolska. change from a multiple to a The car will have special heavy­ 903 N. Hanover; Mm. Martha single assessor city. The change duty equipment. Whlttum. 430 8 Hanover: Mm. over had not been made and City crews may not have to Lura I Campbell. R5 Hastings, when Assessor Russell Doty of dig more than one hole anymore and Dale Cappon. H2 Hasting* the First and Fourth Wards re­ to find a pipe. Councilmen au­ signed this munth to become thorreed purchase of a "pipe 'oBurry County abstractor, lhe ap­ Offer Extension pointment of a single assessor rector of Public Works Kenneth Laberteaux reported Consumers the rapidly expanding business. been me necessary. College Courses Craig was also named along Power Company had been ex­ with City Clerk Donna Kinney to tremely cooperative in helping to In Hastings ganlzation of both The Tyden represent the City on the Board find pipes with the company's of Supervisors. The other tuo The following extension classes Corporation and the Viking Cor­ representatives are Mayor Frank­ ciuntinx up streets in more than will be offered in Barry County poration. Joining Viking In lhe capaci- lin Beckwith and Mayor Pro­ one place. during lhe Winter term from Teip Lannes Kenfield. F.rst Ward City Atty. Paul Siegel was au­ Western Michigan University. aiderman. thorized to represent Hastings in County Supt. of Schools Harold Leroy Bradley, lately chief Mrs Homer Smith, former Stockueil announced president of the Ha*tines Board Service appeals tax assessment*. January 9. No 450 School and of Education, wo? ppo.nted to The HorpitAl Purchasing Service Kansas. . Society. 3 hour course, will run contends that os a non-profit or­ Bradley, a .graduate, of the for 12 weeks—meet In room J6 at ganization. it is exempt from Southeastern, School at 6 30 The Lake O Squares will hold property taxes The Hospital January 9. No. 299 History ered professional engineer and Representative Americans. 3 hour has been associated with \ iking Lakewood High Schjcl on M-50. Service paid its last countvschijol t’x of 470520 real estate course, will run for 12 weeks— in the sprinkler business since and 876032 personal, and lhe meets in room 40 at Southeastern 1948 School at 6:30 His new duties will include pm Marve Fretatore. caller 1940 municipal tax of 8219 90 real Area aqiap-e dancers welcome estate and 4228 38 personal under January 12. No. 650 Workshop technical sales, held engineer­ Lunch after dance. protest in Art. 2 hour course, will run ing and development Name Assistant Chief Engineer Of Tyden Corp. Night. 31 plus i a.m. Wednesday. Lakewood and Charlotte are I among the schools entered In the Alma High Invitational Deer Road ________ Kill _____ 48 WreeUlng Tournament to be held .no evening of Undershcriff Gordon Trick this the afternoon and Phillim Saturday. Dec. 17 17. at “ .IT:,™ ‘। Wc<1ncsd*y reported that 48 deer ... .-L — gymnasium. Other schools en­ had been hit by vehicles on highways during November That tered Include Alpena. Mt. Pleas­ ant. Ithaca. Belding and Oscoda. included the deer hit at 3 35 a m | Wednesday on M-37 in front of • I Midway Polishing by Earl Miller — Wayland, - --- • Holiday Greens Sale— Thom- of R1 app’e Garden Club Holiday • Greens Sale on Friday. Dre. 2. Mrthodht Mary Circle al Episcopal Parish House. 315 Methodist Mary Circle will ...Center ---------- --Arrangements, swags, meet Dec W. iccl with wttiiMr*. Keith Keif' Yeity " Robert Hollister will assume wreatha, gift note paper,' baked 12 at 6 30 for a potlhck Btin^ £or 8 weeks—meet in room 40 at goods, etc CookIra and coffee own table service and a duh to Southeastern School at 6:30. the position of plant manager January 14. No. 241 Physical pass Dessert will be furnished — _ n* — Education and Recreation for Viking Machine Shop Division. class room teachers. 3 hour "HolHaler Joined the organiza­ course, will run for 8 weeks— tion In 1943 and has recently been In charge of research and Southeastern School from development Maple Valley Sponsors Music Clinic Monday Hammond, now a Hastings night Hastings City Council on Mon­ patrolman aa undenshertff. day approved pulling up $2400 A shortage in local bituminous for a six month option to prop­ coal supplies, due to- lhe strike erty owned by Farm1 Bureau In the coalfields. have created Services. Inc., to be developed emergency conditions here. Coninto additional spare for parksrrvatlon measures, reminiscent of World War II. rationing con- At Annapolis Hastings High Athletic Dlre- im this Wednesday to acccm□any a group of some 40 MichlThe Maple Valley Bond tan school representatives to strumental music Monday eve­ Annapolis to spend three days at the Academy. The group is due ning Participating were Steven Bax- back Friday night. Delton BoobUts Club la spon­ soring a contest for the most at­ tempt to keep everything optractive outdoor residential Christmas display In the Delton. - ' d Lake and Wall Lake within Prizes totaUlng 850 will If condition* do not M Year* Ago Sheriff-Keo-. Leon Doster wl» Press dispatches from WaahwtU )«ke office Jan. 1. succeed­ ing Sheriff Glenn Bera, who la Fteaaa Sm MORE ABOUT: . . . BACKWARD GLANCES, retiring, announced Ibis week that ho will appoint Bernard NUMBER 33 enters the last month of his fourth A -clean slate'1 of thl* sort Is one These services are available uponi and final term a* Judge of the of the finest practical gifts that a the referral and under the direc­; Fifth JudKlal Circuit which com- departing circuit Judge could leave tion of a licensed physician and/or I iirise* Barry and Eaton Counties.' for his successor and no one, we dentist for those who are ill or No implication U intended here [ believe, will appreciate this more disabled in their place of resi­ dence. tliat lhe Judge will be merely , Ul»ri Judge-Elect Richard Robin­ Home health services are availmarking time until his successor . r jw3!l1 officially takes over at 12:00 noon,) I Judge McDonald had no easy because of inability to pay. The on January Second. 1987 Until diee task whm he took over the Circuit home visits will be on a contrac­ twenty-four years ago. since hs tual barls. with the Insuring par­ last moment of his term ha* end­ ties. whether they be Medicare. ed. It is safe to predict Judge Blue Shield, lhe Bureau of Social McDonald will accept all official ordinary Judges — Judge Clement Services or private pay patient*. duties that arise with the same Smith and Judge Russell R. McRemember, llie physician mutt Peek — both of whom hid won the refer the patient to the Home sense of resporulbliity as when he first took the oath of office on respect and affection of lawyers Health Service. and fellow JudgezEullke because of January First. 1942 Judge McDonald has often Ex­ their ability. Integrity, humaneness pressed a desire to retire with and devotion to the high obliga- In Barry County 4 6 inches of ires Department and he spoke snow followed rain which fell briefly on hl* role tn connec­ Nov 24-25-27. Hastings schools were closed tion with this department. Dr. M. A. Holls, medical direc­ tor at lhe Facility, explained the lhe Lakewood and Maple Valley Schools. Middleville's classes con­ functions of the utilization com­ mittee at the Facility That com­ tinued closed Wednesday. The mittee studies the records of Lakewood-Maple Valley basket­ ball game slated tor Tuesday each patient, and determines the type of care required and if the night was postponed until Dec. patient should remain at lhe Fa­ The heavy snow bogged down culty. or if he should be placed in a lesaer care facility, thus pro­ deer hunters Hunters had been viding room for medically needy handicapped by the rain, and patients who require the type of then the big snow shut off many of lhe prime whitetail areas. care provided at the Pacillty Slate and county highway Mrs. Fisher explained lhe new crew* battled lhe storm and Medical Assistance program, Wednesday main highways which became effective Oct 1.- were open, but slippery in and covers inpatient and out- >[Mn, patient services, nursing home > 8lxleen tnckics of snow was re­ services and care In approved pon^u to have fallen by Monday county medical facihllea. .. wall &ht and drifts ranging to fivi as services In the|.nd ,ls had bM>cktd Hlghhospltal and home nursing sent- way „fty US-2, us.2 a B main maln route roul<. along along ices. I'" —•- UP. — | the ---------bottom of* Michigan's Thl» Medical Assistance pro- ।■ The snow stranded some 225 gram will al*o cover physician's ' cars and seven buses near Engaservice* tn his office, clienl'a illne, in the southern part of the ; U P Sunday night and Monday j momlng Some 500 persons look j refuge in lhe Engadlne town Effective April 1. 1947. accord- Dali Ing to Mrs. Fuller, this program Theodore Neale Beattie. 34. will cover dental services, eye- Middleville, had a cold plunge glasses and oUier prosthetic de- about 6 40 Tuesday morning vice*, a* well as ambulance and when the pickup truck he was other services. driving swirled through the Approximately 50 applications 8Uftrd rl“' 11 Irvln« and 10,0 the have been taken for Medical As- .1 Wrestling Tourney At Alma High 24 Paget—3 Sections Halting*. Michigan, Thursday. December 1, 1966 <11 CHRISTMAN trees former Nashville resident and November Flowers graduate of the Naahville school) Hilda Blackford, who lives Cart W Doubleday. French horn 312 S Jefferson In Hastings has and. piano. Jack Ulca. trombone, picked violeta in her yard last and Donald Horton, clarinet AU are members of Western Michi­ gan University Symphonic Band The unique aspect of this pro- 1H Dog Core Club The 4H Dog Care & Training the f al . ________ ..._____ goaa beyond high school with his Christmas party is to be held ith Mr. Huth iMUOrod) MMham (.-litter I �«•. BUU MU ncuua.ll --- — fries and family of Glen Ellyn. Sunday. Claude Gueats of Mm. Clara Gillespie Wiltard Rogers Police Report oft aa It was his The gusts la­ mia Altoft. Mr Alton and faml- In 2 Weeks . Mm. Sylvia Wai- Creek. Later for lunch they en-1 kill And Suellen. CieU Bennett of t-rlalned Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bradley and Mrs. Henry Rogers Yargwr end Mr. and Mrs B D. for dinner at Schranks in Battle Green. The Kendall Jeffries■ Creek on Thanksgiving Dick spent Thursday night with their | Gaskill returned from deer hunt­ aunt, Sylvia Walters, and had Ing on Sunday. lunch with their grandmother.. Mm. Clayton Coleman and her Mm Jessie Altoft. Friday before | sister. Mrs. John Smith, of Hlckteturnlng to Glenn Ellyn. j ory Corners were gueste of the Mr. and Mm. Don Sloan and t tatter’s daughter, the Johnny Mm Henry Rogers visited' Mr. Corvarts. at Burt Lake for a few Hhlmkua of Munro Falls. Ohio, the Robert Smiths of Howell, the Kenneth GUIeepim of West­ ern Springs, HL. Mm. Helen Isaacs of Peoria, Ill., the Lyle Gillespies and Lindy McKee. Kahunanoo were dinner Mrs. Green a Monday Mrs. L. O. Pettenglll spent three weeks visiting relatives In Ann Arbor. Linden and Flint. Oh Thanksgiving th* FrtttngHU wera entertained al the home of their son, the Charles Pettengllls. who hosted a family dinner. The Pettengllls’ daughter and grand- Mrs. Jessie Green spent Thanksgiving with her daughter, the Ellis Garllngere of Nashville. On Sunday. Mrs. Green, John Guests at the hotpe oi Mrs. Fred Geiger, Jr.. ar niece* and their families in of Woodland oa Thanksgiving Jackson over the Thankagtving S were Mrs. Olive Jones, Mr. Holiday. Mm. John Hgoe. Mr. and Mm. Wayne Rowley and family, Thanksgiving dinner were Wil­ Mrs. Winnie Vandtan and Mm. liam Capron of Lake Odessa and his daughter, Karen, of Grand Call W? S-J481 ■Rapids. Mrs Capron is hospital­ For Banner Classified Ads ised in Grand Rapids. ARENT YOU GLAD YOU SAVED 2^ALL YEAR? GREEN STAMPS JO traffic 2r^S morins traffic NOW YOU CAN GET MORE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS! Take the Pressure OH Your Pocketbook by Saving ThoM Valuable S&H Groan Stamps! 1’oilce can traveled 3,142 miles. GET DOUBLE Personal Mention nee Farrell called Mrs. Jessie Altoft, t Altoft residence aS EVERY WEDNESDAY SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN BEEF SALE ! ! ! HYGRADE WEST VIRGINIA' SEMI-BONELESS . . . WHOLE OR HALF Thanksgiving dinner, their HAM Mm. Joe Daniel, Jimmy, Julie and Jill. That evening the Joe Daniel family and the B. H. Sul­ livans were entertained for a 79S CHUCK 69s ST ROAST HYGRADE - BONELESS BRISKET Charles Smith home. CORNED BEEF V. P. Mott were In Detroit over the Thanksgiving weekend where HYGRADE - CENTER CUT - RIB SMOKED PORK CHOPS William Davis and Mrs. June Davis and family. That evening the Lynn Davises were supper guest*.’*' . HYGRADE "SWEETNIZED" LIMIT 1-LB. COTTAGE CHEESE Mn. Lunllle Warrick, all of Marlon. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Davis and The Waller Forsbergs spent four days of the Thanksgiving Holiday with her sister, Mrs. Maurice Rliude, in Marinette, Wlx The Eugene Henlaers were Ln Beulah from Nov. 18 to 24 vlslt|lng her mother. Mrs. AUda Ingleston. and Gene went deer hunt­ ing in that area. His mother. Mrs. HatUe Henlser of Chicago, came! the 25th to spend the the Thanksgiving aeekenfl with them. Mr and Mm. Richard Hall spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with her daughter, the Richard Kenyons, of Saginaw. Mr. end Mrs. Jim Bums and family of Ann Arbor were also Thanksgiving guests of the Kenyonx. ASHTSEflT SPARTAN 1-LB. CTN. Season li Upon Us J- 1 BONELESS STEW MEAT £9* L 13-OZ. Redeem Coupons No. 3 & 4 This Weekl Can __ W 100 . FREE STAMPS With *virn Purchase rurcnase of, or,5 Pkgs, rxg>. of or Spartan apanan Frozen rroxen Vegetables »»gmon> 50 *FREE STAMPS W,,h h»«h*«e of a 2-lb. Pkg. of Spartan Bacon WITH COUPON BELOW IT '<?.• 59s NESTLES EVERREADY COCOA 'MT 59‘ HERSHEY'S SALMON | I 1 • ROXEY CANNED DOG FOOD FRESH... GRADE A* Pink or White GRAPEFRUIT Michigon U.S. No. 1 6 39 20 lb. Bog QQc 07 OVEN-FRESH CARAMEL HAROLD /9" MIXED NUTS 4Q‘ ■ 11V I I# POTATOES dhristmos 39‘ STANDING RIB ROAST _ — 6* HERRUD FRANKS SHORT RIBS of BEEF DELUXE TRIM 5 VARIEITIES ... 3-OZ. WT. PKG. ECKRICH = MEATS ___ 69 fS _ SLICED BACON COUNTRY FRESH the home of their eon, the Robert Davhfcs, of Durand. Guteits of lhe George Den­ nisons for Thanksgiving and un­ til Saturday were his parents and brother. Mr. and Mrs Frank 79s PECAN ROLLS pkg. 49< MEDIUM EGGS tmtlng ■on a wonderful Christmas and Holiday Sea­ son. Many have started ahop- “39 WITH COUPON BELOW •TASTES LIKE IT COSTS MOREI" SPARTAN COFFEE Reg. Cut or French Style Green Beans, Whole Kernel or Cream-Style Corn or Peas FRESHLIKE C v-M CANNED VEGETABLES1 nice Michigan yuletide. Reg. or Drip 1-Lb. Tn FLEISCHMANN'S ™ “ POTATO CHIPS 14-oz. WL Pkg. PAMPERS. DAYTIME DISPOSABLE DIAPERS 30 COUNTRY HUH I-lb On. HI LUHreWSt. Ph. Wl 9.MU 33* MARGARINE COTTAGE CHEESE te< IJ UM IT 1 IS. WITH THIS COUPON bib. Can RECIPI PINK... SALTINE CRACKERS SPARTAN - CHICKEN, BEEF a TURKEY FROZEN DINNERS CHOCOLATE SYRUP NABISC0 29' - Fall is finished and "nuinksglving Is put. The bird?. and many of our neighbor* have Rone South Winter will set In any day ™ 3.9' FINE FOR BRAISING pkg. of HBH ouoi 'A' MEDIUM ECGS HMT 1 OOL WITH THIS COUPON �Consumers Power! Durfee By Mrt. John Hook Honors Workers Mra Robert Miller and At Award Dinner i| family , Mr. and were hosts to lhe Cheney More About Backward Glances Henry Bhute. DeU Newton. Wil­ liam Hurst. Prank Wood. Dan bert Bishop Missing from the The meeting of the Child Study Club on Tuesday. Dec. 13. Two hundred and seventy-five family for supper Friday. Itonwill be open to the public al 3 Consumer* Power Company em­ ald Cheney spent Thanksgiving Ington Saturday stated that: The pm. at the Zion Lutheran ployee* of the Un»tng Division at home. * Joan and Bobby Bu­ Featured at The Crown Theater Church Mrs. Wayne <Pepper> were recently recognised at the low spent the weekend with —Bljlle Burk In "Gloria* Ro- Engold of Grand Rapids will give annual Service Award Dinner grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Commerce Commission Saturday a dramatic reading of The held at lhe Kellogg Center at Stanton Mr* Stunion called on for permission to abandon 36.7 Michigan Stat- University granddaughter. Caro) Cheeseman. miles of track extending from price—ten cents for adult* and offering “will be taken and light The group Included 64 Quarter nt Pennock Hospital several Barry township to Sunfield five cents for children. refreshments served. All women Century Club Member* and 73 times last week where she Lad township. This would remove of the community are Invited. Retired Employee* surgery Wednesday. She is on the. track from Delton to WoodThanksgiving dinner guests Middleville 4H the gain. * Thanksgiving guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Cur­ there 1* no longer sufficient busi­ tis wete Mr. and Mrs. Herald ness on Lie line to justify main ­ Saddle Club Party Harold Erb were Mr. and Mrs. romplet-d a multiple Classic and Mr. and Mrs Galen taining the service. The Middleville 4H Baddie Carl Erb of Grand Rapids. Clay­ Club members will have a Kilmer and children In the eve­ The following employees in the ton Erb of Byron Center and Mr. ning they were Joined by Mr. Joe Harrington who reside* Christmas party Saturday. Dec. and Mrs Duane Clum and fam­ Halting* Area were hon-ired at and Mm. Maurice Hynes of the dinner: H Frank Ritchie. Grand Rapid*. * Ed Rice spent southwest of Dowling, think* he ily. At this time they helped Richard G. Allerding. Merle K Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. winged a chicken thief early Fri­ Horseshoe Riding Ranch. Bring their mother celebrate her birth­ Burd, Alta P. Gackler. David W Rex Casey and family. * Among day morning. At least he heard a dollar gift for a horse. day a Doris Whitney and Lois Platt, Robert W. BurghdoB, Win­ the deer hunters going north a .sharp yelp following the dis­ charge of a shotgun in lhe gen­ ston V. Merrick. Terrance LEGAL school system were Saturday OLaughlln, William P Barlow. lor Cary Rose. Raymond Ver­ eral direction of the maurauder Vaughn G. Puller. Roland M Meulen. Mr and Mra. Robert Mrs. Ralph E. Byers * Thanks­ yUBUCATlOK OXDER. Furrow. Forest E. Jame*. Earl F. DcCiunp and non. Brian. Mr and giving dinner guests with Mr. Mr*. Ke"h Roush. John Hook. no reports have been received Mavo and Frederic J. Slocum. Al*o honored et the Lan«'n« Don Kosbar and son*. Damon from doctors In tile area con­ and Mrs. Don Duncan and boys and Danny and Leon Stantcn , dinner were the following Hascerning patients asking to have of Bellevue. Denny was home on Mr. and Mrs. Keith Roush. lead pellets " - removed -from cert’ng» Area Retired Employee*: leave from the service, but will Fred K. Bechtel. Evison J. Beck. Sue ant! Gordon apd Mrs Eva parts of their anatomy. be unable to be home for Christ­ Oliver O. Boulter. Leslie A Dan­ Fox and children were Thanks­ mas Mr. and Mra Max Duncan iels. Edna Fitzgibbon. Audric C. giving guests of Mr. and Mra. and family joined them for the Granger, William D Hubbell. John Hook and Morris. * The city council at the meeting evening. * Mrs. Letha Hough­ Fay Hummed, Frank W K->'-y. Guest* of Mra Elsie Davl* nnd Friday named Everett Swegles ton was a recent visitor with ------------------------------------Thanksgiving were Di­ Oscar E. Page and Burl H.Bernard Will to be day time driver of the Mrs. Cl Im eno Schalbly and Mrs. Public Special guest* from the Com- ana Davl* and Mark Parmenter fire truck and Robert Mills to Hlidred Hesteriy. APriday visi­ pany's General Ofllrea In Jack- of Grand Rapid’, Janice Davis tors were Mr. and Mrs. Harry son wore present at the dinner ‘ and Philip Lee of Kalamazoo |J drive at night Sandbrook w Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. 8. Blackman. assistant to • and Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald ।i Hostings Commandery No. 56, Mahler were Thanksgiving guests Lansing Division Manager, con- Cheney * Mrs Elsie Davis nnd | Paul K. Hiegel, of her daughter and family. Mr. gratulated the honored guest* > Bernard. Jnnlce nnd Dlnna spent I Knights Templar, will have its Anomer tor Pelltla and Mrs Ed Rosser In Lansing. and expressed appreciation tor | Friday in Grand Rapid*. * Balti-1j annual Inspection Thursday eve- Hiegel end lluiivn uing under direction of Bnlnent |nj W. Hlale Hlr». Mr. and Mrs. Ed Orr and Becky their many yean of loyal service . more Church WMA will meet |: were weekend guests ot the Mah———:—•----------«itb Mra. Russell Bundy. Thurs- LSir Thane Benedict of Ionia, Raitlag*. Michigan Grand Junior Warden ob the Driver Plo/irlu dav8 tor Pollurl< <ll»ner Uriver rieaas ;anrt meeting. * Mr. and Mrs Grund Commandery. Visitor* are expected from Ionia.. Battle eg’ Fl-.. 1 /' a (Jack Slrugcn of Saginaw .pent i J O 1/riinh ( .Olllll j Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra Creek and Charlotte. William L Bowerman. Rl Ha*- C11|nevere. tings, pleaded guilty when ar-I ------------ •------------ralgned before Municipal Judge l. e. Bonita for driving while tiaraj*e Destroyed drank. , 1 A fire Sundnv -venlng destroyHe was fined 170 plus SI.B5 I’d a two-car garage nt Gull I-aku* cob la ; belonging to Leonard Molcnort Bowerman was arrested by Sgt. The lens included lawn furniture Robert Ritter on W. Green c'hrr belongings a* well a* Strert on Nov. 10. the building. Richland Telephone -----•_______ | service wa* interrupted by the BANNER WANT ADS PAY i fire on AUetydalc Beach. McMurry. Giddings. A front page photo featured the Hastings firemen grouped nbouL lhe "Dreadnaught" pulled by a handsome team of while burses who have performed faithfully and who will noon be replaced by a motor powered vehicle. Among the firemen pichired were: H. Colvin. E. Hayes, Chester Engethnrdt. Haywood <lhe driver! Fire Chief Joe Sage, Hitod woodland By Mr*. Glendon Curti* ». vioto»«B Probation 1 Kenneth W. I Wotowicze. who! Thanksgiving A Saturday dinner bury, Mr and Mr* Colon Schal­ bly. Mr. and Mra. Kennard Schalbly. Mr. and Mrs Hubard Schalbly and George Schalbly., r * The WCTU meet* Turaday ,££:*foc TVv- r. or fEw. htane nf Mr nnrl Mr*. Ernest Hough for a pot­ luck dinner at Bowi. Rev. Charles Gibbs will gl«fthe pro­ gram. * House guest* from Wed­ nesday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Richard Allen were her brother, Mr. and Mra. Joe Wilk­ in* and family/, Thanksgiving they were joined by lier mother. DALE'S HOLIDAY Mrs. Louise Wilkin* * Weekend hiuseguesl* with Mr and Mrs 1 lb. $1.40 - 2 lb>. the Rowley i 39th wedding annl- tjou’ll love our ® BAKED GOODS Mrs Duane Clum and family of Dearborn Heights On Friday they were dinner guests with his mother. Mrs Katherine Clum and supper guest* with her sla­ ter. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Kilmer. Saturday the Clum*. Shirley Kilmer. Lucy Classic and Betty Curtis attended the wedding of Nancy Blakely and Wiyne Mc­ Donald tn Baypart. Woman Pays $50 Fine. Court Costs Mrs. Barbara Ann Lyons. 43. Rl Middleville, pleaded guilty to driving under the Influence of liquor when arraigned before Municipal Judge L E. Barnett Deputy Kenneth Granata and Michael Norton on the Gun Lake road about 3 pm. on Nov. 19. FRUIT CAKE $2.75 - 5 lbs. $6.65 Fancy Butter Cookies . _ lb. $1.25 Bankette: A delicacy psstry mao» with pure butter snd lilted with a rich ■almond paste. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts _ _ 6 for 45c A rich yeast raised chocolate dough and chocolate glazed. Coffee Cakes SiM 63c; Smo,, 35c Mondays Pantry Day $4 10 5 Loaves Bread_____ ■ Wed. Cookie Day $4 00 4 Dozen---------------- I DALE’S BAKE SHOP IN HASTINGS lenneut if you really want to save money on Christmas shopping this year, start now ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY w Bargain Days LAY AWAY or CHARGE IT! LOOK! BIG CHRISTMAS SAVINGS!! IN HASTINGS ICIHWIH ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY " . OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GIRLS COATS and JACKETS REDUCED!! Now! Never-iron shirts at our wow gift price! Girls Department in Penney Basement Our P«nn-PrMt »hirt» whisk right from dryer to hanger to hlml PolyMfgr/cotton. Regular collar broadcloth solids, nubby plaid buttondowns. Scoop up an armfull X33 LET PENNEY'S BE YOUR SANTA OVER 200 GIRLS' CO AND JACKETS TO CHOOSE An extraordinory buy on beoutiful coots or jackets for big and little girls. And we've such o tremendous selec­ tion because it's still early in the season. Here are only a few . . .! come find all your favorite classic styles in rich fabric blends. All expertly Penney-tailored ... at incredibly low prices. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. AN IDEAL, TIMELY CHRISTMAS GIFT. CHARGE ITI BIG SELECTION! BIG REDUCTIONS! NOW - ONLY WIN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9 I.U UNTIL CHRISTMAS Men i Capeikin Gloves! Gift-boxed pin specially priced Fur Lined Special Price! ^00 Rich capeskin gloves keep within a budget? Treat her to gold-tone with simulated pearls, sparkling stones. Exch- hove a special pig­ skin-textured finish. With full rabbit fur lining, they're truly an unsual value. Jet black, rich brown. Pretty knits for holidays in sister sixes Holiday special I color-cued pant set for toddlers! Orlon* acrylic threeparlor for big and little Mad* eip*ctatty for lilted Rib-knil cardigan ton.knit tops poirwd with Dacron9 pofyattor-cotton poplin pants. Gift- aqd matching shell, twlngy pleated skirt bondad to afelate tricot. Special! Wann flWM-llMd Qin-noppy BHCOe why not .»^«8 z.u,no Open Every Nite Until 9 p.m. Until Christmas Starting Monday December Sth .id �h for'the'placa-ofl Juthorough appreciation ot ths reaponsibUltlrs that go with Few of us. 'for instance, would Lho jurist 11 allowed considerable that pr< judicial office, even though It Is punistuncnt to be given. When to is concerned. However, for a Judge who takas ontlnusuy grow offlea. that df.ennlnc* whether or { not a new Jurist wtQ become an hours spent tn review of the pointe of law involved, of testimony taken In this all-important reaped. From such things u these, a con­ a moat admirable one. Without scientious Judge, of Judge McDon­ ald's caliber, will spend much time in composing his charge to too jury which in addition to clarify­ ing the points of law Involved of leniency, when to bear down are among the tough decisions that based on a thorough, overall knowledge of tfib<ase, Including such factors as the'' background East Doud Lake Odessa By Rulh Ptlwman ni-evn dinner cased, the evidence presented to lhe court, the Jury's verdict and Mra. John Murty of Buttle Creek. the points of law involved. Mra Rose Beach of Charlotte. In our opinion. Judge McDonald Mra. Mabel Barnes of .Marshall ho* Invariably taken this exacting celebrated Mr. LePard’s assignment with the same serious and well considered attention to detail, as did hla two distinguished Man Fined for NOTICE OF HEARING will mooton Wednesday, December 7, 1966 at 7:30 p.m, to consider the application of Edward Caukin for a change of use for property location at 1303 N. Michigan Avo. in Hastings. DONNA J. KINNEY. Hoetlisft City Cledt HMS Sun- Middle Lake called at Lloyd Owen % Monday. * Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Owen spent Thanksgiving with NITEHAWK LEAGUE family, Mr. Mr and Mrs. William Cox In Nashville. * Mrs. Eunice Barcroft driks 28, RoUsrt 27. Head Pins 26, Mavericks 22, Davereabx 21, Hastings were dinner guests nt King Pins 19 and Striker* 18. Rapids. All present except Bev­ Lloyd Owen's Friday. * Kurt, Good acores: Art Gallup 195­ erly (Mra. Arnold Rafflsr) who Kathy and Kimberly Owen of Al­ 535, Ray Pavlik 189-520, Dale vu at Scuttle. WaaU. visiting gonquin'(pent Saturday at Lloyd Ossenhelmer 180-500. Herb BlUiher husband who is atetloncd Owen1*op 215-506, Sam Stout 216-513, Mr. and Mrs Norman Ann- Ray Asplnall 176-523 and Paul atrong and family spent Thanks­ Wieringa 305-509. family and Mr. and Mra Myrvell giving with her parents, Mr. and Stephens were tn Kalamaano as r^ri0^Oth^ri!ni^tsCwere 1 HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Cornel*. OJher lurati were Mr. j standing*: Chrome Room 34 H Standing*: vnrouw Chrome rwum Room « 344. > Mra. Henry Boa. Mra Stephens ■nd Mr*. Marvin Felder and famLeftovers 25. Pressers 25. Court­ lly of the Week* district and Mr. house Service $44, Office and LaPard entertained as his din­ I Chargers 24, Tool Room 224. ner guests Thanksgiving Mr. and pre-Thanksgiving Entering Home Judge Braith. . unprejudiced manner and instruct Without Permission In conclusion, we believe toe jury os to the verdicts that express toe sentiments of many may be properly given, and their ville, paid s' fine of >20 plus people In Barry and Eaton Ooun- $6 85 court costs when he plead­ ed guilty Friday. Nov 25. before that calls for absolute fairness, Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett for entering tiic Rowland Hall done as Judge of the Fifth Judicial home at 703 8 Benton without Circuit and best wishes for many permL'Alon. The incident occurred enjoyable years ahead —You have Wednesday night. Notice is hereby given that the Has­ tings. City Zoning Board of Appeals Person^ By Mrs. Lloyd Owen ttowttM ' • 9«M«1 Variety of Puppies A variety of puppies are avail­ able for adoption at the Animal Shelter through Dog Warden Dean Braden, according to the Humane Society. They Include six. nine - week - old pure bred form collies and two. fourmonth-old part German shep­ Hotel. The trip Included sight­ herd and part huskie. A male, seeing tours of the island especi­ red-bone hound dog with choke ally In the Nassau area, artu a boat trip to ParadLie Island found north and east of Nash­ which had an excellent awlm- ville. Braden may be contacted through the sheriff'* office. Sev­ allowed far Individual Interests— en puppies with a miniature col­ lie as the mother are available by calling Wl 5-5333, Fabulous Five Days Mr. and Mra. David Goodyear, in, and Mr. and Mrs Everett Gallup flew from Detroit for a trip tp Nassau awarded by the John Deere Company. They stay- iunlon and three wphoraort* received Var­ sity football letter* at the recent Hasting* High awards MMnbly, Athl*Uc Director Jock Olarey has announced’ Senior* receiving letter* in­ cluded Co-Captaln Tom (Tiny) Timm, who Uttered all four years, and Co-CapUtn Dave Wil­ liams. who received hl* third letter. The Ford Caseys visited Mr. and Mra. Bernard DeGolla on Monday of last week at the home of their daughter. Mr*. Isola Apeey. where ha is recovering since his release from the hos­ pital. On Saturday the Casey* were dinner guests of the Carl Marbles of Middleville. Recent visitor* In their home have been Dean, Jerry Dunn. Phil Gillespie. Mra. Norman Allerding and Mra Bob Ironside, Tom Kurr. Bob John Smith and Danny from Ritter, Bill Shumway. Rex Wie­ Carlton Center. On Wednesday, land and Terry Watson. Nov. 24. the Casey* accompanied their daughter and husband. Mr. Adam Beduhn. Larry Bennett. and Mr*. Charles Klmbt. to their Randy Brown, WlUett Cole. Lin­ home in Fremont, Ohio, where don Endsley, Ken Frey, Mike j Machine Room 18. day* al Lakeview Hospital In'Bat- i they spent Thanksgiving with Fitzgerald, Pal Fitzgerald. Dean the family, returning home Sat­ Lambert. Randy Moyer. Dave Hajto'noa^wer?'nianksKiv^r'^dliv 'Sherk 20fl-565- Maynard urday evening. Turnes, Roger Will. Jim Wil­ Mr. and Mr* Harold Ackley en- liams and Greg Wood nt Art. Tllctler Emerson Struble ner guests at Howard Moore's Ada 1 5<n 562, Jn4l Joe naniels Daniels 527. 527, Jerrv Jerry Fairer Pager Sophomores Rich Butler, Tom 507, Don Bowers 220-560, Harold and Donna West of Kalamazoo. Hoke and Rick VanDenburg re­ noon visitor as was Earl Moore of Aldrich 237-507, Ken Rose 537. Mr. and Mr* Robert Ackley of letter*. Mike Reynolds 306-532, Karol Syracuse, N. Y.. and Mr*. Audrey ceived 1 Dean Selleck and family of the Owen 210-487, Joe Bennett 520, Mike Stout received lhe mana­ Ackley on Thanksgiving Day. The 1 McOmbcr district called at How­ Dick Aldrich 522. Roy Carlson award and Vern Wilder lhe Robert Ackleys visited here until ger* I ard Moore's Sunday. * Mr. and trainer** award. Saturday. 1 Mrs Lindon Norris spent Thurs­ Al Reisler 200-515. Participation award* went io Mr. and Mr*. Russell Benton day until Saturday with Mr. and returned Sunday from a three- Warren Arnold, Mark Cole. Bob Mrs. Al Boner al Fort Wayna, Ind. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Huebner, Marvin HoweU and week vacation In Florida. Has- ■ Don Graham led the wheel Ungs friends they visited were Dan Slocum. I rolling 178-527. Bruce Brumm the Robert Brooks and the Wil­ Boy* receiving Junior -Varsity Freeport Driver had 202-524 and Bob Miller 199­ liam Schllhanecks. They saw participation award* were Doug I 514. Good games: Bob Tosaava many interesting sight* but the Acker. Steve Oole, Larry Cook. ■ Fouiid Guilty 210, Maurice Adrianson 189, Bob Cutclein. Jim Clark. Glenn biggest thrill of their trip was Bob . Reynolds 187. Bob McCo^um 178. their opportunity to see the as- Cota, Gregg Crawford. Jeff Cul1 Royal VanDenbroeck. 57, Free- Don Haywood 184. Dorotha ironauts. ‘bert. Bruce Edger. Paul Endatey, port, was found guilty Saturday | Brumm 171, Wilma McCollum Miss Pat TafTee. daughter of < of driving while under the in-1162. Joan Haywood 160 and Vivi- the Tom TafTee*. is in Char- 1Gary Hall. Rick Heas, Rex Hook, fluence of liquor by a Municipal ।i an Reynolds 148. lottesvllle. Va.. where she is em- .Mike Horton. Ron Kirkpatrick. court Jury. Steadings: Ken's * ” Bob's -1-'- Gulf played nt the University of Vlr- ■Jim Lancaster, Dick Malvllle, Mast; Judge L. E. Barnett fined 33. Welton Heating, Maker s and gina Hospital in occupational Tun ’ Consumer* 29. Quality Discount therapy and physical medicine. Steve Pocernlk, Garry Robbe, VanDenbroeck was arrested on 354. Thornapple Skating 25. A recent guest at the home of 1 the Whltneyville road last April River Bend Golf 23 and Backe Mrs. 8. M. Sheffer and the Leon Construe Uon 154. 10. Hales was Mr*. Tillie Hliber of Ruprlght, Larry Schreiner, BUI Vai Springer, Stan Stock­ Milwaukee, maternal grandmoth- Shults, ■ Members of the Jury Included GO GO GIRLS er of Mike and Kathy Shcf- ham. Steve Strickland. Doug Shirley Wyngarden. Jeon Burke. Standings: Canada Dry 32. Mil­ Jacob Bender, Donald Young. ler Jeweler* 27, Hastings Floor fer. Lynn Ellen Hale of Central :Sterra, John Tripp. Hannon Uldriks, We* «VanDcnburg and Omar Barnum and Bethel Yeo- Covering 264, South End Food Michigan University, Mt. Pleas-1 Frank Misak, manager. mans. it 264. Hastings City ant. and Mike Sheffer of Michi­ Freshman Football awards gan State University, spent the Bank 16 and Leacoa 16. went to: Ken Barnes, Kevin McGood scores: Bea Hanson 159­ holidays with the Leon Hales Keough, Brian Pufpaff. Dave HASTINGS TRAFFIC TICKET and Mr*. S. M. Sheffer. NOV. 8—Orton Richard Endsley. 410, Peg Cronlnger 165-448. Bren­ Mrs. Mary Lynn Snyder and Kuempel, Steve Merrill. Dennis R3 Hastings, failure to yield da Williams 152-386, Sherry Pat­ Murphy. Elmer Smith, Dave ton 158-3W, Sandy Kennedy 173. Hathaway, Tom Jotuuonr Dave 398. Jeanne Frenthway 153-422, Garden City, N.Y., arrived Nov. Huebner. Steve Powell, Gordon Dorothy Parker 173 • 496, Gayle 22nd to visit her grandmother. Howes; Spaulding 161-383,' Gerry Ding­ Mrs. Clarence Crawford, until Monte Wolfe, Bill Feldpausch, man 151-410. Sharon Crass 149­ Nov. 28th. Thanksgiving Day Mark Deneau. Mitch Miller. they were all guests of the Wil­ 396, Shlela Hlnellnfc 154-352. Mark Edger. Martin Will, How­ Sherry Patten picked up the liam Crawford family at their ard Moore. Chuck Suntheimer, home on S. Cass Street. 6-7 split. Don't forget lhe Thanksgiv­ Jame* Ellis, Phil Brule, Terry ing Garden Club Christmas Nichols, Jim Cummin*; Tom Keaaenick, Steve'Rowley. Greens Sate at the Episcopal Pariah House. Hastings, Fri- Steve Rohde, Kevin Kurr. Wes Root, Tom Lyons. Philp Gasper. pm. Enjoy coffee and cookies Lonnie Cole, Kevin West, Gary By Mr*. Richard Clark Haller. Jack Misak and Steve Krata 5 MS-17 J J Peterson. Manager* were Erik At tiic Karl SchanU home on Former Halting* residents, Mr. Thompson and Dick Arnold. Timnksglvlng the gucsta includ­ nnd Mrs. Michael Whitney, are ed Mr. and Mra. WUbur Schantz, the parents of a baby girl born Mr. and Mra. Voight VonSyckie Announce Marriage and family, Mr. and Mr*. Don Nov. 11th In New Haven. Conn. Mr. andjdrs. Wendell Shroyer Berry and family. Denny Case, She weighed 6 pounds and 14 4 wish to announce the marriage Nell Wilder, Mrs. Altha Hender­ ounces, and has been named Ann of her daughter. Phyllis Margaret shot. and Mr. and Mra. Leslie Elisabeth. Mr. Whitney is associ­ Teske, to Johnny Carl Kidder, Lockwood and Mary. * Mr. and ated with the E. W. Bliss Co. Mra. W. taught French and Span­ Mr*. Robert Clark and children ______ _ ______ In Junior High School when Kidder. R2 Hastings. The marwere guests of Ids suiter, Mr. and ish i>oy"ilved"here7 they lived here. ’____________ ,-fTUge took place in the Roae The Dr. Philip Frandsen fami-| Bud Chapel at Reno, Nev. on ly of Muskegon were guests oft Nov. 5. Alter a brief honeymoon, Mrs. Richard Clark were guests his parents, the Einar Prandsens. Johnny returned to duty on lhe of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Swart for the Thanksgiving holiday USB Enterprise and Phyllis re­ and Susie of Grand Rapids. * -•-----------(turnad home to reside with her Cheryl Schanu accompanied Mr. Watchmen in Singapore often, parents until he returns to the place their beds across tiie door-; States. Knox. Ky . to visit Ron Larabee ways they guard and thus sleep I ‘------over Ute weekend. while they work, the National j Call Wl 5-3411 Mm. Phillip Armstrong, Mrs. Geographic say* 1 For Banner Classified Ads Keel Tobias. Mrs. Hubert Beadle, and Mrs. Don Bowers were In Grand Rapids on Friday. * Phillip Armstrong. Jerry Tobias and Harold Case returned Mon­ day from hunting near Cadillac. * Tltanksgivlng supper gunite of PhllUp and Pauline Armstrong were her parents, Mr. and Mra Keel Tobias. * For s belated Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mra Gordon Case and family Hendershot & Vicinity People like you the Pendleton®family! The inseparable separabies ... the family of Pendletons. The go everywhere, do every­ thing together Pendletons. Classics of pure virgin woo), crafted with inspired excellence and designed with imaginative flair in the Pacific Northwest. Perfectly matched, per­ fectly weighted classics, with this minute, this season elan. The coordinate patterns, the look-alike weaves, the deep colorings of autumn 1964. Pendletons for the family Pendletons for the finest in sportswear. Only one label guarantees AUTHENTIC PENDLETON. Chrisimns family were Hursts of Mr. and Bunday. There were 34 Cor Thanksgiv­ ing dinner at the home of Dick and Mert Clark and family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bailie. Mr and Mrs. Zenas Colvin. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Col­ vin and Doris. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Colvin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Duane White and fam­ ily, Mrs. Verna Lancaster and children and Ken Lancaster. * Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brogan were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Brogan and boy*. Hendershot Thursday morning were Mr. and Mra John Tobey and Bob Hendershot, all of Kala­ mazoo. For Thanksgiving din­ ner the Leo Hendershots and the Merle Hendershot family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson. Christmas Ornaments Box of 6 brightly-colored glass balls, some decorated. All are a big 2H-in, Hurry in while they last. «/p° The Hastings Banner K. M. COOK. KdllOT ONE HUNDRED AND BUBHCHIPTION ELECTRIC CANDLE llaai rvlatlu to *• •ob.rjIpUoit. •irate Th* lltillafi Bui MIUHIOAN PRESS SERVICE, hr fcndlefprt Hun McPka^Un laMdies?w?ar Duds Fer Him 'N' Her' US L State St _ tffK NATI 1.27 Touch of oldfashlonsd holilay spirit for your horns. 699 Prettier, daaner and safer than a real tree-soft plastic fiaedles can’t prick! AMtlieAM NtWiFAFlR urautNTATiva im. BENgFRAN KUN T W« Rent Formal Wool SCOTCH PINE 102W. state if. «t Jeffmofl Jgffgnbn �Past Woodland Resident Dies 1 «“**•*, 4-fiS 1' M, of Remus were held at 2 at the Crittenden Carpenter. arrived on the same A native at Darke County, Mr. and Mrs. Holly and family spent Thanksgiving with their Rr r - -wjpw1 Artists' Workshop Members Enjoy Bottle Creek Event Middleville 7MIUI all of Grand Rapids spent . Mr. and Mra. John Clarey and Thanksgiving with their parents, j findjy spent the Thanksgiving Mr. and Mra. Leon Gray. | weekend, in Kenosha. Wla. vlslt- f and family of Toledo, Ohio, and Ha waa a retired farmer and potato buyer and owned and Mr Mnv Newman enter­ Eaal Lansing, with their par* operated a wholesale potato lul!wd family from Grand Storaga warehouse. He and his nll(1 Lansing for Thurs- chele, attended the Kaechele re­ wlfe Operated a general store I dinner. * Callers at the Guy union held at the Leighton EUB there Nov. — 20. I j -Parish House Thanksgiving. kiu;, v for several years before uviuie re- 1i Nuh home ------ on 8und ---------ay. r. ----------------- «. * tiring. ' WCTB Mr- nnd Mra. Cecil Herahl- !i Rotarians who entertained forArtrtn. » hl. .V,. rm; had the privilege Kalamazoo were Thanksgiving j Namara. ' Christmas bazaar. gur-sts of his moilwr. Mra. Von Recent rural* of the William Thoae attending from here Dunn ' e---------- -------- — -• «ua. •i— —-— vnuom were nc». auu —-- —• • —----- ----- ■ ■ • Mr. and Mra. Francis Goggins D Phillipa of Moecof and Mr. | Btan Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. and family and Frank Kelly were and Mrs. Everett Letochman ofj Charles D. Fox, Mra. Adalbert entertained for Thankaglvlng at Lanring. On Thanksgiving San- Cortrtght. Mra. Orris Johnson, the home of lhe Pat Kellys of Allegan. The William Kelly fam­ Cramera. and spent the day with , Middleville ily of Niles were also guest*. | There wiL The Charles A. Hammond* them. Mr and Mra Willard Arnold. worksiiop during December, but were Thanksgiving gueato at the home of their daughter, lhe and.Sbndra were in Lexington, classes will be rtnumed in JanuClarence Plxleys of Hickory Cor­ Ky.. over Thanksgiving to visit | «ry. ------------ •-----------their ners. They entertained "*■ ' their daughter. Marilyn Harris, Fred Sa SJX Garden Club Plans Pixley, over the weekend. Monday. Nov. 14. dinner guests JS SSd’SLSTfRSlif Christmas Meeting of Mr and Mra. Ray Clemens 'Die Merle Kahlers entertained '71C Thornapple Garden Club were Mary Ella Curtis and Clara their parent*, lhe John Shorts of will have its Chrutmas meeting White. MarceW ana and uie the ucuiire George ivajwcrs Kahlers I °O..Thydky.. raurcuia, —• .---------- — -P«— -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson for Thanksgiving dinner, and ' ’lu* Mr* . Olen Densmore.208IW. «___ ________ - ,home ____ ■___ a« hnateaut ncabted hv Mra. accompanied Mr. and Mra. Clay­ •Margo Kahler was_ also from ton Hauschild. Jr., and ^family WMU. sp,4 Dick Kahler, who Is John Thomas. Mra. Elmer Robin* to lhe home of Mra. Hauschlld's with Mlllllary Intelligence tn Chi­ mother. Mra. Helen Munjoy, for cago, arrived home for the week- There te to be an installation ot officer! with Mrs Marguerite StsufThanksgiving Day. Mra. Munjoy 'State University were the Gary ■ Dennetts who entertained Khur•“> »“* “ * •"•"I ■“»- shed Hu fain from Pakistan, the reu tn ner tn Kalnmaznn nt th- heme of’ Stanley Finkbelner's who ehter- WINS WEEKEND OF FCN—Mrs. Clarke Springer of Middleville thelr daughter and family. Mr. rained Amed m-Sallown of Saudi aad Peter Coble, owner of the Ben Franklin Store in Hastings, brother. Marion Shade of rural tuid Mra. Bud Flynn, with Ute■ Arabia, Dr. Jack Drown's guest were photographed after Mrs, Springer won last week's Albert Lowell; grand, and great grand­ entire fondly of 20 being pre­ was Takuo Inindn from Tokyo. Pick’s Fnn-FUIed Weekend contest sponsored by The Banner and children. sent * Mr. and Mra. Guy Nash, and Marc Squler, who was in । charge of the whole project, had Ben Franklin Stere, and than frees the list of winners te win the free weekend in Louisville, Chicago, Detroit. Columbus and other Mm. James Compton of Clarks-' as his guest Alberto Santaella ville that Sunday and on, from Mexico. Mr Squler took Tlianksgiving they entertained। the men beck to M8U Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pink- Sundays. This last week hl* futheir fifnlly for dinner. By Mrt. Mae Overtmilh lure daughter-Ln - law. Kithy, p z-> bclncr and family and guest. ' Amed El-Sallown. and Mr. and Mra. George NofTke enjoyed n hear him preach. * Inc boutn Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. Noffke get-to-gether at the home EUB Church te having a Special f — -------- --------- ---------- —Ln a two-winner bridge game and Mra. Roy Stadel. * Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. William Ferner Recognition Service this Bunday Ry Mrt. Albert Green — -----------------------------------at Grand Rapids on Thanksgiv- with a carry-in dinner. * The .Tuesday night, Nov. 29. at the Mra. John Rine from Kokomo. aj MMtfi«viii« 79S-SM4 । ing. * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Laug Willard Barnette and Priscilla Bptecopal Church Undercroft. Ind., spent the weekend with her Mr. and Mrs. Bereton Bissell and family of Eastmanvllle were Attended the wedding at the Mrs. Russell Belfield and Mra The J. J. Meads were enterbrother and family. Stephen Dc- of New Haven. Conn.. Mr. and ! guests of his sister, Mr. and Mra. Until., creek Bible Church Sal- i Grace Denton were the no.-th- and Mrs. Jack Kcniield. Daniel Grpote. h Mr. and Mrs Clark Mra. Torre Bissell and baby boy j Bob Booth on Thanksgiving. * urday of their nephew, John Al- I south winner*. Mrs. Gordon nnd Michael, who art moving tolned at the home of their eon. Chrutma* decoration. Overatnith spent Thanksgiving of Ann Arbor and Trim Bissell Expressway League placed five of ton Edged and Jane Pearson of Ironside and Mra. Roy Hubbard from New Hampshire to the lhe Hubert Meads of Berrien Springs, over the Thanksgiving • Battle Creek. This was quite a were second and Mr*. William with their son and family. Mr. of Indiana were -Rucwto of their our T-K Varsity team on the Wertsmlth APB in Oscoda and BANNER WANT ADS PAY nnd Mrs. Loren Overamith of parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wads-1 first team: Terry Apsey. Terry luppy occasion, because there Gaut-schc nnd Mra. John Clarey her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Holidays. iStar"Z«l | Moore, Gary VanElst.-— Ted Vel- tad tata » Ata, Battle Creek, * Mr. and Mrs , worth Bissell Inst week. They ------------------- --------------prevent this very special event. leland Mills of Kalamazoo spent' had their Christmas celebration derman and Tom Warner. Wte. Friday with her sister. Mr. and nt the."Landing" Saturday night. Mr. and' .Mrs. B. ~ *' Besaw ----- and Jolin had Joined Use Army, In Charles Potto and Mis. William Mrs. L'Nora Lynn entertained Mra. Loo Barry * The WSCS J Hie whole family was there. 1 children of Muskegon were Stebbins. Second went to Mrs her family on Tluuikagiving Day. will hold a Christmas carry-ln ] Mr nnd Mra. !-irry Tripp nnd Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Frank Andrus and Mra. Garl including Mr. and Mrs. Ben dinner and program nt the family. Mr. and Mra Robert Mrs. Don Vanpoperlng and Belli. after basic training but it didn't Fuller and third to Mrs. D. C. Shaffer. Jerold Shaffer and Mr. Grange Hall on Thursday. Dec. Trlpp and M)n of Middleville. Mr. French and David Goodyear. Jr. and Mra. Wayne Walterspaugh. 8 * JT1* chudrcn \Ir and । und Mrs. George Hom. Jr., and Betty DeRyte. a former teacher to Alaska alone. Jane, a tiny Mra Floyd Asplnall helped them family of Kalamazoo, Mr. nnd I of T-K. * Mr. and Mrs. Bob blond, continued working and Vernon Lynn of Grand Rapids Mrs. Byron Fletcher enter­ celebrate their wedding annlvcr- Mni. Mamhall Tripp nnd Brenda VanderVeen were weekend many plans were made by mall sary on Sunday. Nov. 13. ;lind Archie Burd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack The day came and lie flew home tained lier bridge chib at her Evans, local. Mra. L'Nora Lynn's Hooper at their cottage at Barhome on Toffee Drive Tuesday sister. Daisy Scotixim of Nash­ birthday party was neict held tor for,. were dinner gurato rucaU of *ir. Mr. ana and -----A ninnaay . •• „ Ken David David Jr.. Jr., It it being being in* Ids first first,. Mrs. Mrs Roderick Roderick Tietz TteU nnd and family family | g* “r ""3 Ken , afternoon. Incidentally, the ville. is in the nursing home at birthday. Preecnl were hl* grand- Thanksgiving a Several folk. *“**?•"' Fletcher's talented daughter. Trenton. puvnte. Mr. and Mra. John Uch called nt llw Albert Green home “d 8^nd^y K dririn^^t’ to^J^hn'^DoiZSto Miss Jane Fletcher of New York Raymond K. Smith, formerly of ULze Lake ixica-a. OdeaM. Undo nnd uua last ween wrek Kicnara Richard ureen Grren ana nnd B*“Ie C""' 8U!r,y, , City, was one of the audience of Woodland, flew up from Hous­ ol uinua Llch urn uno ................................- -............ -- 1 Mr. and Mrs Douglas Bedford । home around 7 oclock, they participants teievLwd on the ton. Texas, to spend the Thanks­ Larry Llch. * Mr. and Mrs. Allen son. Sidney, of Nashville. Mr.1 --*'**: “““ tiw> ---- < --- J ।I —,ta 4- —— ntt “• • Itohn —ma*>LL*? tV, Cror* of Portland. Mr. und Mrs nnd Mrs Gordon Green of Bat- ?Pd. . Johnny Carson. To-night Show giving Holiday Season with his Mrs. Jack Finkbeiner and sons; wheel. Tho car left the rood. Stephen DeGrootc nnd family. He Creek. Tom Sfnith of Fine . und Stanley Johnson were traveling about 225 feet along the week before Thanksgiving mother. Mrs. Owen Smith, Law­ son Smith aiyd Mra. Ferris £^1C”- l1 Tlianksglving vn.nssg.vmg guests gue.t. of o. Mrs. the ur shoulder before a »t hit u u. tree. tell them that site would be on Lathrop and tliclr families, ail T? I° J7 * " ncrldc'1'’ Or^n* we- MarJorit Bedford1 * Mr. and Mr and ancl ! Ovtrtumed O11 Anri traveled tr-QVnlrrl another Annther ana ice weam were srrv.d. ♦ ner Thanksgiving Day when a | Mrs. ciare Wiillums spent Mon-j 90 fert on Ito top. They were Ing been taped several hours be­ 4 *J‘w‘d- r;lr driving quite fast went over | dfty w|th Mr. nnd Mrs Roger1 treated for minor cuts and fore the scheduled time. Many guests of Mr. and Mra. John J. Smith of Jackson on Thnnksgivpuff' used cat ownars re ed-.°T.,.we<,«n£.of. CV.‘. nf,n"’'1r lhp bank 0,1 Bi*»*>r« to avoid white of Cascade * Mr. and' bruises. John waa a handsome Hastings friends were surprised mercksnrjiic the trade i'ta Ji1158 8tUdl ln v,oodl“n<1' I hitting a cor. Tliere were two Mrs. Earl Dean of Rochester bridegroom. Janie had a radiant and excited when they watched Mr. and Mrs Burdett Cotant of tteturdny. young men from Martin in the w ere weekend guests of the Glen | smile. Pastor Albert Fesmlre of the show that featured Janie. Hastings and John Cotant of Bat ­ Several from here attended I car. H»e car .door opened and tl»e Denns. Sunday they all went to the Battle Creek Bible Church tle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Philip ■—V-~----------------------------- ----------------------- --------- |j tLaPortc nPurfr tto — vixit. visit Mrs Mrs. IIIrk Dick Flean Dean Ij performed -u ,K the — — ceremony —.. And -—a | und family. En route home they I his wife. Mra. Fesmlre officiated . A group of friends gathered af Cotant nnd Steven and Marcia of the Fred Portroua home Monday, Podunk Lake spent Thanksgiving called on his mother. Mrs. Mar-. Bl the organ- A lovely reception with Mr. and Mra. William HewiU, In other words, new car dealers RETAIL less than half of all ilia Dpon. nt Clark Memorial wu held in the church parlors prior to dinner, to visit with Charlene and Marilyn of Grand jHonrfT they received so many gift* the, Bill PorteousM and their the original source. t David Sailer, brother of Mrs. Ior tkaelr new home in that cold !three adorable little girls, from Ledge. Mr. and Mrs Kendall Jeffries Martha Dean of Grand Rapids new Ereryoru-.: minds Scottsdale. Arlz. The Junior THE COMMON SENSE LESSON IS THAT THE NEW I »<aS B M°ndttT 5* ni2Sr Surat of seemed to think of blankets. They Porteou, family are now visiting CAR DEALER RETAINS ONLY THE BEST FOR HIS OWN LOT. __ ____ _ _____ ________ ____ her _parents at Middleville. TheAltoft. Friday at his home where Fred PortcoUMs took off Wed- l»e te recuperating from a back । and Mrs. Duane C Woodmansee _ __ ,___ . ■ I visited their relatives. Mr. and , P*'neanay for Florida.______________ injury received at lhe E. W. ------------ •------------' Bliss Co. *A<1 reputation. ,Mrs. Manville Whitney, of the | J°hn Awe™,“V® by northern peninsula over the | Plane for Alaska Wcdnreday. The Black Hills ot South Da-1 Guesto of the Arthur Steward* : weekend and did a little deer | .if D , u kote.-are not hill* but moun-|on Thanksgiving were her ateter. tains — the hlgheel east of their Mr and Mrs FToyd Becker of hunting. * Mr. and Mrs. Jolm r. | cu parent range, the Rockies, the Detroit, and her parent*. Mr. Richardson nnd family and Mrs. JTOTK jnOWer and Mrs. Richard Wight of Di­ Emory Richardson spent Thanks- i-lnnnr(- KArc fZihcnn National Geographic says. .giving with Rev. and Mrs Lloyd nOnOrS IVirS. VJlDSOn World War II submarines mondale. Sanders of Harper's Lake near ■ Mrs. Robert Walter of Lake Irons Odessa entertained 12 at a stork NO Geurglnana Hamacher. Lillian shower at per home Thursday Babcock and- Mrs. Dick Hartman evening. Nov. 17 honoring her | spent lost Sunday with the Rev. niece, Mra. Kent (Dawnei Glb“K fo i nnd Mrs. Lloyd Sanders of Har-1 son. Games were played with lhe I per's Lake near Irons. Rev. San- winners prizes presented to ’ No'0'''’' ders got his deer Nov 19. * Mrs. Dawne. The gift table was dec­ , Charles Baughman accompanied orated with pink and blue ribfAo’ch her granddaughter. Karen Puffer bons, a huge stork and two inof WMU. to South Boatdman to fanto. Refreshments in lhe pink •til t»®** spend Thanksgiving with Dr. und blue color scheme were servI and Mrs. Hart Puffer. ♦ Mr. and , rd. Dawn's mother. Mra. Fred , Mrs. Ernest Sandefur have left 1 O'Connor of rural Nashville, was R<?9. $139 io visit their pons in Arizona | unable tn Ktlenrt na she war h(MI and California and will return pitahzed. 4 Pc. Bed, : home after Christmas. J______ _ 'room j Dr. and Mrs. Jack Chase and । Prettiest holiday picture: a Christ­ Sufres I family of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and I)p»>plnn0r nf !• S'69 Mrs. Gladeon Lewis and son. UeVElOper OT Reg • Drcsw.r Rodney, Mr. and Mra. Lawrence,/’ >£ /->_ _____ mas "Eve” in the blouse gifts i ivinfc Secord und two sons were C f OI i (-OUTSC 2 Pc ,n8 chest and fan | Thanksgiving guests of Mr. nnd »-». o . Y Suite* she found under the tree. Moke her Mrs Clifford Davis. * Mrs. La- [ DlPS bfltlirCUlV bed 1 RoO^ Verne Zurloot of Coloma spent , ,, . lost weekend with her sister and1 ,.^r^• re’. *°odgr*.n ftniih. more than happy: give her husband. Mr and Mrs Vern . „P“,yKne S“SU“,* “nd mW” l Jctka. * Mra. Will Harer. 92. S*?" °J.. \he .,?fd,orf1 V*”'* $99.88 100 to visiting her granddaughter JounUT Club, died early Baturseveral delightful blouses . . and family. Mr and Mrs Me“ 5tf?ke Jn Hollywood o( coi°rt Kenrie of Farmington, until Dec. ®2^AP“J“rrLlJ™”erde.ve,1' for all her special occasions. 129 when she expects to fly to Valley 18-hole “"$99.88 her sons. Mr and Mrs Floyd J?' ,r ,5“nu"er Harper, in Atherton, Calif. * The >» 'M. after lie Choose from Maczhore, Judy Bond, Diana Hospital Guild 10 will hold their I :'°r d V Co ' n December meeting, which is a I he hf«dpd for 3’ RegYoung, Fritxie, Rhoda Lac and Jane Holly. chop suey dinner, ut the home' DOUBLE of Mra. Arthur Kenyon. 11~~^~-------------------------------- Mnv Carlton Center Society news Hubbard Hills WHO SELLS THE BEST USED CARS “I? Ess *Mr *•'" n“>o« »“> ““»> appliances HolidagBlouses Res- SS9 Dunham District RFCLlMEfi cHA/r$ 'fi-bsck P°p-up fan, Cho.c ™ Ry Mrs. W illard Rennell bed 'o' AH color*. $49.88 S39.S/j C9- $89 Ny'0’1 Carpet,n8 stack- ^.83 brown, ! Mr. und Mrs. John Chcescman 1 and children spent TiianksgivIng with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chewman Another dinner guest was Josie Babcock, a Airman Garry Bristol nnd a buddy. Gor­ don Butler were ir-me with; Guy land Bristol for Tiianksgivlng ' returning to Bunker Hill Air, Force Base after Hie weekend.' The Willard Bennetts and Priscilla were rccen^ nday ’ " dlnv. ner guaeto of Mr. IM Mrs. Gene’ Mater and spent _______ Ivlng with Mr. Bennett's faflMr in Bat­ tie Creek. Rev. and Lester' DeGroot. Lisa and Ly^. spent' Thanksgiving with her faBu In I ! Pekin, Ill. A George Ball, who' hi us been u surgical patient in Mary Frecbed Hospital In Grand Rapids spent Uic weekend with 'his family, reluming after Thanksgiving. He would be pleased to receive cards. Two who might alm appreciate man. who has undergone surgery j $3.88*"" nl Pennock Hospital and Mrs I Marvin DunkeRnirger. who is Tn, | Lakeview General Hospital in Battle Creek. Marvin's mother. Mra Edith Dunkeiburger Is car1 ing-.jbr the three children. * Mr. and Mra Dale Ruffner and Randy and Robbln spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs I Mlles Ruffner. (An ESTABLISHED MAIN STREET MERCHANT) There will be a family felktwshlp dinner at the Maple j 1 Grove Bible Church Sunday al-1 ------ --------------------- ter services. * Willard Bennett W. SM» SI. «=• Ph. MMm 945-4172 h" been filling tn as minister' | at the Maple Grove Church some| ^"3 QUALITY FURNITURE Til Priced from SOFA'6 EDS $2^8 >• W.KimcE It takes • lot of know-how to fix a hi-fi factory-trained $000 personnel to TV and Tape Recorderi expartly repaired, too. CENTRAL RADIO A TV or Security National Charge Cords HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl J-9137 fr Wl 5-5992 221 N. JaHanoa st Mill Look for famous 'Trade Name labels on the things you buy...you'II find them hotel WE CLOSE AT Parmaleei NOON ON SATURDAYS 124 East State Street **n �•—THE HASTINGS BANNEH . ............................... Mrs. urenenoeraer To Review Book For Women's Club 'Christmas sptott ______ —____ u. r.*»ulWelcome Wagon ‘of the Vnfceertty of MchUtan. past:C ub Visits president of the Michigan Confer-! , r. »nce. Women's Oociety Cnruuanj Floral. Gif t 5n0p “* kand} t! met weicom-war* county united Church Women Tumday. Nov. Club 22. atmembers Viola's Jthe Grand Rapids YWCA and Floral and Gift Shop near Lake (nt present on the board of direc- , od^g lore of the YWCA. Mr» Viola Cunningham, owner. She is active m two book dubs, Bnd her gavr an lntCT. lhe Women» City Club and is a ^mg demonstration on decora­ member of lhe official board of the for Christmas using everyday* First Methodist Church tn Grand ltenu .round lhe house or with i ^h'ds. inexpensive materials. To quote from the book jacket. ma(je up some simple items thJ? “J** Oretieidjefter aru1 , Ifw tntnrate ones Mrs at t nm on Friday Dec 3 She W,U ,re'lew ** •?OUJ “P Cunningham Is now busy getting ini l"“ ):iurnr!' 10 lllf f‘butoui hl£We” ready for her Open House Dec 2-3. I HJ* vi v ivi krv>i\jvi Galileo published, has the subtitle. “A Fable of Innocence." He. always writes with a touch of fantasy anti wonder so that a story of his. although not a Christ­ mas story, still lends itself to the •with each member bringing own table service nnd * selected dish to pass. A handmade auction will ' 1* held after dinner. Members are at the First MethOdlM Church. Hasteases Manm Diction. Mari­ an Karrar. Diane Wler and Carol Kensington served a delicious va­ riety of rookies with coffee while member’ toured Mrs. Cunning­ ham's shop. Members present were Helen Dellabelle Murphy, Joanne Belt*. Diane Wler. Karen McKay. Carol Kensington. Karen Klahn. Roberta D-ntler. Ann Cusack. Unda Hough. Marvn Dickson. Ur Rogers. Alice Daviae. Miriam White. Barb Coll­ °< 0» «»'« •» held, pn.ld.nl K,..,. M.Ku ver. Marian Kunar. Evelyn Keeler . .Umpn- into the mystery galled magic w keep ^Welcome Wajon Club Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Storer en-••-----------officers until June, 1967. and have Mrs Emma Buck of Clark- ihe dub year run from September lake. Elmer Loehr nnd Mra. Clara to June. It was voted to keep the Alma for Thanksgiving dinner. Hammond were entertained , for present officers nnd elect new ones Thank-givlng dinner nt lhe heme In June. Karen also reminded Mrs. John Havens and Mrs Tom of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Runo. members of the Christmas potluck. International Yule Program Thursday QUITTING BUSINESS ptnn-D fou i sellout It 3-big opening days Hr Musi Go Io Ihv IBarc Walls! No Holdbacks! Even I ivturcs Must Go! forced to surrender IN MANY CASES 7 Society newS A n International Christmas program, sponsored toy the Area in Homemaker's Council for the | Cooperative Extension Service, will be held Dec. 1. at the LeVal­ ley Methodist Church near Ionia. The program will begin with registration at 1 pm. and end about 3 pm. according to Mrs. Martha Kuhn and Mixa Jane Child. Miss Wanda Cook. Extension specialist from .Michigan State University, will bring Area 10 homemakers music of England. France. Poland. Germany or Austria and Central America. Christmas traditions and foods ot these countries will be a fea­ ture of this program. There is a 25c registration fee to help de­ fray expenses. The public is cordially Invited to participate In this program. YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING . . . FROM THE FINE LINES OF ONE OF HASTINGS’ FINEST STORES. SALE ENDS ON SATURDAY. DEC. 31.t THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY entire stock sacrificed I lie nevi f«-H days run be tin- most important'"shopping iluvs" of vour life SGOO IN FREE PRIZES sale opens tomorrow promptly 9:30 a.m. anyone ran win ... enter today ... come to the store for complete details Th^Bonnetj&^ow^Sho^j In a master point £ the duplicate bridge pUy a«^the Episcopal Church Undercroft held lost week, north and south . ............ iZnmi.. and uavia navi o* ---­ Rose Smith and Mra Dorothy Garllnger of Nashville were sec­ ond and Mra Grace Denton and and David Goodyear. Jr., were third East and West winners were Joan F. Brown of Hickory Corners and Gilbert Morrell of Kalamazoo Second went to Mrs D. C. French and Mra William Stebbins nnd t hlrd to Fred Markle and William BoUcher. A special pre-view of Christ­ mas was held al the home of Mrs. Vernon Engle when she hosted lhe November meeting of the Modem Homemakers Exten­ sion Study Group. Mrs. Howard Ferris was a guest. Each mem­ ber brought Christmas ideas and many lovely center pieces, wall decorations and easy sewing pro­ jects sparked Ute Imagination and reminded everyone there that now is the time to get busy. Co-hostess. Mrs. James Morgan, served a festive holiday dessert and only the snow was missing to make the yuletide feeling com­ plete. Mrs. Les Cook will be the hostess in December for lhe Modern Homemakers 19th onnual Christmas dinner. Members of the "Busy 8" met at lhe home ot Mrs Margaret Johnson for their November meeting. Following dessert, a business meeting waa held and plans made for the Christmas dinner and gift exchange to be held Dec, 18. For entertainment MR. AND MRS ROBERT K WITKOP raids were played with prizes . . . Miss Marilyn Carter Is Married ' going to Mra. Charles James Beermon. Miss Mary Lou Franks and Mra. Roger Fuwler. । and Miss Bonnie Schrier were In Saturday was a very special i charge of the gifts. ) For traveling on their East- day for Marianne Osts when she [ em honeymoon the new Mra. cntartalncd 14 neighborhood and Witkop wore a cranberry wool school friends for her fifth birth­ | suit with pink and black ac- day. A circus theme was used cessorles and wore tile orchid for the party« and "Animal Hunt." "Roaring Lion" "Measure Baskets of white gladioli, white from her bridal bouquet. After Hie Clown-grins" and other ap­ chrysanthemums and yellow I Nov. 28. they will be at their new propriate games were played un­ ror-es, palms and candelabra address In Flushing. der a paper streamer "Big Top." A rehearsal party was hosted A miniature circus was the re­ graced the altar of the Middle­ ville Methodist Church Satur­ by the parents of the couple on freshment table centerplree day, Nov. 12, tar the wedding ot Friday evening. Ln tlx- ,dining where the gurota were served Miss Marilyn Carter and Robert roam at the Middleville Metho­ Ice cream, clown cake and circus dist Church K. Wltkop. punch. As Uie children left for The Rev. Carl B. Strange of home each received a bag of Muskegon and' the Rev. Harold POSTCRIPT: Lovely miscellan­ elephant food <peanuts> and a Tabor of Middleville officiated eous parties were held in honor surprise package. The guests at the double ring ceremony at of the new bride to be preceding were Andy Dickson. Nancy Bay, 3 o'clock in the presence of 125 the wedding. Theresa. Danny and Kattle Joe . guests. A miscellaneous shower was Duffy, Connie Shumway. Debbi Mra. Charles McDonald, organ­ Iwsted .by Mra. Frank Martin and Bobbi Czlnder, Mark Slo­ ist accompanied soloist Russell and daughter Buzanne of Cale­ cum, Jodi Reoser. Mary Hodges. Nash as he sang. "Because. ' and donia and Mrs. Frank Atherton Brett Ann Hoag. Kevin Wilson •The Wedding Prayer." of Ada on the evening of Oct. 1. and David Wler. Marianne U the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Vere E. Carter. A silverware shower by neigh­ R2 Middleville, and Kenneth R. bors of the bride won held at the Bob Osls. Wltkop. R2. Suttons Bay. are the Itome of Mra Rozcll Stanton on parents of lhe couple. } Saturday morning. Oct. J5. Co­ Presented In marriage by heg hostess Mra Clare Williams father, the bride wore a flodr Luncheon by friends of the length gown of white peau de bride's mother and hosted b/ sole, styled with u scoop neckline, Mra George Snyder of Caledonia long fcleeves coming to points at on Oct 29. and a mbceUaneous the wrist and a bouffant, skirt, shower given by friends of the with a detachable train Her bal­ bride al the home «»f Mra. Gary lerina veil of silk Illusion was Rounds with Miss Slurron Rob­ secured to u weed pearl crown. ertson, She carried a cascade bouquet of a white orchid, slephanotis and Ivy. lied In long streamers with Barry Residents lovers knots. Mra. Daniel Bender of Mus­ Attend Child kegon was the matron of honor. She wore a street length dress Guidance Meeting styled with a medium blue velvet 1 The Tru’iees of the Kalama­ bodice with a scooped neckline ' nx> Child Guidance Clinic at and elbow length sleeves The iht-lr meeting Thursday. Nov. 17. light blue brocade, bell shaped gave approval for the remodeling skirt featured w detachable of the large storage room on the pirated drape, accenting the lower level of lhe clinic build­ bock, a circlet of blue velvet with ing to provide three professional matching veil as head piece and I offices and one secretarial office. matching accereiori™ She car­ Th? architect firm for the re­ ried a bouquet of miniature roses modeling will be Stone and Par- ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. Rob­ ert A. Brooks of R2 Lake Odessa, with blue velvet streamers. jent. the architects for tile oriBridesmaids were Mbs Bonnie । ginal clinic building which was wish to announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Mary Wltkop of Suttons Bay, sister completed in 1959. Ellen, to SP 4 Ray J. Altoft of of the groom, and Mrs Martin Further expansion of facillllra Douma of Grand Rapids They is anticipated in the future as lhe Army, now serving In Korea. were dressed Identical to the ma­ tlus clinic continues to broaden His parents are Mr. and Mra. Fred Altoft of R3 Hastings. A tron of honor I its rrrviccs May wedding Is being planned. Miss Karen Schantz was lhe Barry County Tnu-lces who flower gtrl and Master Randy were present were Mra Jnmes . Call Wl 5-3481 Schantz the ring bearer. They Coleman and Mra, Robert Cary. For Banner Classified Ads are the children of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Schanta of Middleville and cousins of the bride Karen wore a light blue velvet dress and carried a bosket of white roees und chrysanthemums Leighton Ricbc] of Saginaw j acted as best man and ushers 1337 N. Michigan Ave. were Tlicrori Carter, brother of j the bride, and Daniel Bender. I friend from Muskegon. Mra Carter chose n ruse color- | ed wool sheath dress with match- i Ing acccsvories- for her duughtcr'A wedding and the groom's A Noon Special " mother wore a lime green linen dress with jacket and matching accessories Both mothers wore Homemade Soups a white cymbidlum orchid cor- Methodist Rites At Middleville Unite Couple Hastings Heights Restaurant Features— Following the ceremony, a re­ ception wax held In the church parlors with Mr and Mrs. Wen­ dell Pierce of Livonia, cousins of the bride, as master and mistress of. ceremonies. Friends and relatives of lhe bride nnd groom who assisted j were Miss Sharon Robertacn at the guest book; Mra. Gary , Rounds, poured punch; Miss Suzanne Martin. Mra Harry Doo­ little and MBs Kathy Palmer, served; Mrs Curtis Pierce, aunt of the bride, cut the cake; Mrs. Bob VonHolt aunt of the groom, poured coffee, and MBs Carol "You, too, con be lovely for the holidoys." Full Course Dinners Breasted Chicken Now Open . r. Monday thru Saturday 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays 12 noon to 7 p.m. (Cloted Holiday.) Don't Struggle with Unruly Coiffures. .. "Get a Body-Wave Bridge" Shampoo & Set. .. $2.25 Bock Combing Slightly Higher Make Holiday Appointment! Early—Call 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar I Above S«vlRSi b Loon I Fof PraolM, Owner �tadyweds Now Al toirte After Mrs: Hensley Don A. Siegel Exchange Vows ■Christmas ;in Lands Progra Emmanuel Their Honeymoon performed at the home of Atty. tn the Dowling side Drive, uniting Mrs. Char­ lotto Hensley of SC. Petersburg. Fla., formerly at KnoxvUle. Tenn., and Don A. Siegel of 1890 Gun of Banfield read the double •remony in the presence of Rl Dowling, and Mra. Michaei Tbotnaa of illddlevllle and Emeat formed the ceremony. Their attendants were Mrs. Ro­ man FeMpausch and AUy. Siegel, Following the wedding a break- Mra. Robert Gaskill presided at home. " " ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Siegel left immediately for a honeymoon tn PLEDGES TROTH — Mr. and St. Petersburg They expect to be Mrs. Carroll Hughes of R5 Has­ home in Hastings on Sunday, tings announce the engagement of their daughter. Belinda Carol, to Michael Raymond Gibson, son of Mr. and Mra. Raymond OlbMargaret Zemke's son. 327 6. Michigan Avenue. The bride-elect Is a senior at Engagement Told Hastings High School, where her 1963. He Mr. riancc was graduated in 1903. Mr, and Mra Mra. Reinhart R. Zemke fiance of Rl Vermontville, announce the i18 now attending business college Muruamiiont .....i.,—, in Battle Creek. No wedding date engiigahenl nf of iH«itheir a daughter. Margaret Ann. to Daniel R. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, R2 Mendon. Weekend guests of Mary Kent The bride-elect is an employee and Ruth Kurtz were Mr. and of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Mrs. Dennis Smith and Mark of Insurance Company of Battle Flint. Sunday dinner guests were Creek. Mr. Cook U farming in the Mr. and Mra Myron Walter and family of Saranac, Mr. and Mrs. Mendon-Three Rivera area. The wedding will take place Wilson Smith and family of Birch Run and Mrs. G. C. Kent Dec. 50 of Wyoming. UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS Centerpieces Wrought Iron Condi* Holden- MR. AND MRS. JOHN A- EJ CHEN AU ER . . . Mias Alicia Kay Hammond Is Married. groom, were the ushers. For her daughters wedding. Mrs. suit with brown accessories and a corsage of white mums. Tile Roaentrantz of Muskceon. groom's mother chose a green and gold, brocade drew with beige ac­ cessories and a corsage of white mums. The reception was held In the church parlors after the ceremony. Fur her traveling ensemble, the bride chose a winter white twopiece suit with red accessories and a corsage of white and yellow Each arrangement is an original—NO duplication, WHITE'S NO two alike. AND . . . You’ll have to see to beliave Photography the low competitive prices. WKDDINC PHOTOGRAPHY DISCOUNT FLOWERS Phon* 945-5952 worship. The Naomi Circle. Mn. Jacob Bender chairman, will serve. ENGAGED - Mr. and Mra John Hickey of R2 Hastings wish to guests from other churches announce the engagement of their daughter. Sue Ellen, to a diamond ring means everything New Menus! New Paint! Gordon Bowerman, Marilyn Jean Hay Are Engaged New Faces! Mr. and Mra. Jam announce tlvc engagement of their daughter. Marilyn Jean Hay. to Gordon Bowerman, son of Mr and Mra. Ralph BowerWkif* man. 915 3rd St. Lake Odessa. . QAI 3967 I Marilyn, a graduate of Everett HASTINGS High 3^^, attend* Taylor Unli veraity, Upland, Ind. — I Gordon is la a 1965 1 OKS graduate i of Lakewood High School and Is emplojred al Oldsmobile. 108 E. STATE ST. No wedding date has been set. IN HASTINGS HASTINGS FLOWER SHOP Methodist womans Society at Christian Service Christmas meet­ ing. a pine and Holiy Tea, at 1’ pm. Wednesday. Dec. 14. New Management! hearsal party at the Highlander Hurricane Lamp Arrangement* tnanuei Eplscopnl Church will pre­ sent the program "Echoes of Italy Bond Street. The bride-elect, a 1068 graduate of Hastings High School, is employed at Electra Chemical Finishing Company In Middleville. Her fiance attended Lakeview High School and Is now employed with Michigan Shade. An August wedding Is Mrs. William Post, Mr. und Mra being planned. Jerry Rau. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Thanksgiving guests of the Gwinn of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Resell Stantons were their Mrs. Albert Larr.brles and Mr. and daughter. Kay. the Howard OraMra. William Dhlnger of Rockford boms, Archie Woodman and and Mr. and Mrs. Mursi tall Now­ John Johncock from Cloverdale On Sunday, the Stantons enter­ lin of Marshall Harm and Betty Wilcox con­ tained the Wayne Coreys for the tributed much to the beauty of the pleasure of Kay. whose birthday floral decorations. the Wayne Coreys of Wyoming, lhe Howard Orsboms and Mra. BANNER WANT AD8 PAY Margaret Johnson. The new Mr. and Mra. ElchenRl Dowling, were the master and mistress Of ceremonies Howard Eichenauer. Middleville. Road. Middleville. Out-of-town guests were present Hammond. Rl Dowling, brother from Detroit, Battle Creek. Has­ tings, Kalamazoo, Middleville, Plainwell and Delton. The groom's mother, Mrs. Mantle Arrangements 206 E. State The Hastings Country Club was attractively decorated In the Fall theme with beautiful floral ar­ rangement adding much to the setting when Mr. and Mra. George Chenoweth. Ill, entertained 163 guests at a ten dance on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 20, starting at 4 o'clock. The very fine music for dancing was furnished by Mary Peterson's orchestra. cented with pearls and her finger­ tip veil of illusion was held In place with a pill box hat accented with pearls. The bride and her mother made the bridal dress and the bride's aunt. Mrt. Victor Manikas, made the veil and hat. Her flowera were white and yellote. mother. Candle Arrangements The Chenoweths Entertain With Lovely Tea Dance The bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a floor length slipper satin gown with a bell skirt, boat neckline and long Mbs Julie Hammond, Rl Dowl­ ing. was her Ulster's maid of honor. She wore a floor-length dress of taffeta brocade in nlle green with, matching pill box hat. Her bouquet was of yellow mums. Miss Peggy Hammond. Rl Dowl­ ing, stater of the bride, and Mtas Marilyn Eichenauer, Battle Creek. Stater of the groom, were the taideemjilds. Their dresses were floor-length, emerald green, taf­ feta brocade, with matching pill box hats. Their bouquets were of yellow mums. All the attendants’ dresses were Methodist W To Hear Talk by Rev. Don Gury K. 8. McIntyre. Will WC__ ... , i talk on Christina* in thetr home- , ■land, by Gerda Krtxnhout'of The: Netherlands living with the John 1 Williams family. Catherine Ann Sheffers from Brazil living with the Leon Haire and Theresa Cressy from England living with the, Ed Wlrtnlks. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. James Beerry, Mrs. Arthur Brandt and Mrs. Al Vedder. Questa are welcome. TO BE MARRIED—Mrs Gordon Havens wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter. Pamela Ann. to Thomas L. Ed­ wards. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Edwards. Bucklin, Mo. Pam te a graduate of Hastings High School and te attending Mary Mount College al Boca Raton. Flaj Her fiance will be attending Florida Atlantic University at Boca Raton. They plan to be married on Dec. 33 at Ute Epis­ copal Cfafirch in Hastings. Credit, of Cours* Pleasant Point Patrick C. Hodges Motel and Restaurant M-37 Cr 43 — Hastings Dependable Jeweler Ph. 9^5-4015 12Z W. Stat* St Established 1931 | Stores in Alina, Mt. Pleasant. Greenville, Ionia, anil Trudy's in Frandor. 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Stat* St HASTINGS ■ riM �OS BANNER Tharaday, Dowmber 1. 19M [Bill MacDonaurs Bail Succumbs Camp Maintenance $1.50 to $4.00 on Court House 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Lawn Diane Dunn were Thanksgiving guests of Keith Strickland, Ban- Mail Call Plefleldls In Pennock'HoaZ Sundays 12 to 5 p.m. Joiled for Furnishing Best Selection of Christmas Trees in Barry County.' WANT TO BUY? Try the Wont Column George M. Wright. Nashville, I was sentenced to serve 30 days I In Jail and pay »7.45 court costs ; a'ter lie pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett to furnishing Intoxicants to a 16year-old on Saturday, Nov. 26. 8yckle were RueErta for a Thanksfamily Hlvlng dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawblitz and Ken­ days In______ —, _ neth. There were 20 present. Thanksgiving guests of the home from Fort Benning. Camp for Tlianksglring and will re­ Lloyd Lyttles were Mr. and Mra. turn to camp Tuesday. * The William Patterson and family, annual Holy Christmas Com­ Mr. and Mra. Gary Lyttle and munion of the Brigra. Dowling Gordon Lyttle. In lhe evening and Bonfield Churches will be Mr. and Mn. Jack Green called. held at the Dowling Church * Mr. and Mra. Ralph Yoder and w«v. .. ,w ,.•*«1 family were Thanksgiving guests Tiie Keith Stricklands and of 11<T sister and family of North Sandra and Mra. Winnie Dunn Adams. Mary and Janet were were gueots of Mr. and Mrs. > liomc to go with them. Merle Dunn and family Sunday, i ------------ •------------Nov. 20. ★ Ernie Flefleld and BANNER WANT ADS PAY Harry Shade Dies In Washington News Notes £Z^ck. Wash, He 'lied at the home of his daughter. Rommond, at Great Palls. MontCheney of Hickory Coram, has where lie had been rial Ung about completed his basic training, at Ketchum and went to see "Holi- grandchildren. Services were held Tuesday in the Plfer Funeral Home at Nllra with the Rev Fred Smith officlatlng Burial was in the Mis* slon Hills Memorial Gardens. Sumnervllle. Open'Daily in Hastings M PkwM 711-1559 P*^- * Harry Dowdings Myron Douglas MacDonald. 67. II Oswiiqg for Thanksgiving The Ort Oillaspiee ape nt’ entertained Chicago, lhe father of William members of 0eir family. MacDonald, died Friday. Nov. 75. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs in Swedish Covenant Hospital in Harvey GUlaapie. * Mr. and Mra Harvey Oillaspie called on Glenn und family had their Thanks­ ; Mr MacDonald often visited Ln Birds Saturday night and ate giving dinner on Bunday. The ; Hat Ungs while his son was the lunch with them. * Mr. and Mrs profe.v.lonal nnd manager of the Irl GUlaapie called on Mr. and Hastings Country Club His son Mra. Harvey ‘ Gillespie Sunday win Swift and family. * Mr. and now Is the professional at Au­ night. * Mra. Grace Miller was, Mrs. Dale Conklin entertained burn. Ind.. 46106. 9 Thanksgiving guest of Mr. and 1 for Thanksgiving dinner Rev. Mr. MacDonald was bom on Mrs. Evert Miller at Battle Creek and Mrs Edward Rhoades. Mr. Feb. 18. 1899. in Schenectady. und spent the night with them und Mrs. Ford Ritoades and fam­ ily from Bryan. Ohio and Mr. N.Y. He moved to Niles. Mich , from South Bend. Ind. in 1935. and family spent Bunday with nnd Mrs. EOgene Ccnklln and and lived in Niles until 1952. He Mra. Grace Miller. A Mr. and family. * Mr. and'Mrs Alton was a printing compositor. Mrs Leon Mudge and family Norris will entertain the Stevens In addition to William, he is nnd Mrs Bertlia Ketchum were Farm Bureau Group Dec. 10 tn survived by another son. Walter; I lianksglvlng guests of Betty live evening with a Christmas Proceedi to 4-H Club CLUB Lacey By Hn. Orlie VanSycklr I William dick, ton of Earl Burdick of Manton and Mra. Louise Tobias, Hickory Corners. Lt taking K-9 training at Lack land Military Training Center. Lackland APB, Texas Larry was graduated from Gull Lake High School In June. 1966, and enlisted in lhe Army soon after, going first to Fort Knox and from there to Fort Benning. Ga.. for his basic train­ ing. In September he went to Fort Gordon, Ga. for his school­ ing and training in the Military Police training center. He had Uved in the Sunfield Army Security Agency la Sep- area after his marriage until going to Chinook. Mont, bi 1912. in­ ,--------iwM, moving moving to w CorvallU. Ore., ------Pvt. Sherman E. Ellard. 19. son JW(. where he was employed by ot Mr. and Mrs. Bert D. Ellard. U1B u Conservation Experimental vun»CE«»iivMi - ----- — Itb Station . .In .the ... pheasant _______ Hatch. ___ _______ a eight wm R3 Delton, completed weeks hatchof advanced artillery training Nov. Ho had also fanned before he Kile School. Pt. SIU, Okla. He waa retired while residing at Oregon City, Ore., moving to Kenne­ artillery. His training included wick, Wash., in 1962. maintenance and firing of artillery Surviving are three children. guns. howltaera and heavy ma­ Harold of Portland. Ore.. Wand* chineguns. Instruction was also of Kennewick, and Rosemond; given in ammunition iiandUng and two grandchildren: three great, communications. During his last grandchildren: one brother. My­ week of training, he participated lon of rural Lowell, and a sis­ In day and night firing exercises ter. Mra. Ruth Peterman of Lake Odessa. . . Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Shade and Dale were the Michigan relatives attending the funeral Ry Mn. Fern Bmeblitt i Muwa. ■ MI-11 Highbank Mr. and Mra Maynard Tucker Car Smashes and girls of Hastings came with Thanksgiving dinner Thursday Into Porch on to eat with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Skidmore. Mr* SkldJoan Siaite Davidson. daugh-.* East Green St. ter of Mrs. LaVera Shute. 1C11 6.1q . Bishop of Battle Creek Vernon L. Newton. Jr.. 22. R4 received a copy of the 1,0 °Jl । Skidmore. * Mr. and Mra Nolan Hastings, lost control of ids car ■■Whos Who Among Students In Hudaon WK| children. Paul and at 1:10 azn. Thursday and Into the porch of the Universities and Colleges <the|. ----— smashed S Bril rax — i wk« u m «. 1965-06 edition), in which her! *“ aS. «~u name and a short autobiography . appciKrod. She is one of 15.000 UUMts m MT. unu mro. ~ students honored by the publl- HawbUU on Sunday for a be- mimated at »zoo. cation and one of 37 chosen jakxl Thanksgiving were her parNewton received four tlckrtsfrom Ferris Blate. It is a refer- enta. Mr. and Mra. Orlie Van- , failure to report an accident. cnce volume of general Informat- Byckle of Lacey, Mr. and Mra. । leaving lhe scene, carelraa driving tlon about the student and a larry HawbUta and family. Mr.1 and no license on Ids person. He recognition of their scholastic and Mra. Dale Bishop and Nyla paid a total of 126 In fine*. and social leadership. Each is of Battle Creek. Douglas Bishop' chosen by the student faculty in of Kalamazoo. Gladys Hawblitz' his own college. Among the ac- of Hastings. Paul and Marcia i Bell and Mr and Mn Vera ognized were special service HawbUU awards by Michigan and AmerlMr. and Mrs. Austin Schantz' 'can Pharmaceutical Assoc latJon* from the were callers on Saturday of Mr. tT and two yearn ae editor of the ’■■ei'U* PharmaoeuUcal Journal. Bellevue. * Linda Wolf, who is yjL Joan received a five-year scholf/S^ 'crahip from the BPW Ln Has- attending college Ln Kankakee. 111. spent the Thanksgiving sk tings. , weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Don Wolf. 205 N. Michigan Joan Davidson in College Who's Who PATRICK J. GILMORE JEWELER FRESH DONUTS DIAMOND STYLIST" Superette (In the Heart of Hastings) Presents $100,000 worth of DIAMONDS FRIDAY - SATURDAY DEC. 2nd & 3rd FEATURING THOMAS M. JOHNSON Gemologist and President of the Park Avenue Firm of J. Milhening, Inc. (Style Leaders since 18701 to Auist and Advise and Design Artist Series Worlds Most Wanted Diamond'! Created by . . Patrick J. 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Mr. and Mrs Ray Hom Lawrence Mitchell and family from Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mra. their TlMinksKivlng vocation--------,------------------------------Harvey Wolf----of Charlotte and visiting Mr. and Mra Gkgui j Carl Bowie* Jr., of VermonlMpier. Mr. and Mra. Maynard ville. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolf Miller and family, Mr and Mrs. j Ond family attended the Sunday Merwyn Miller and family. Mr. School class turkey supper Satnnd Mra. Percy Ellsworth and/urtlay at the home of Mr. and David, all oil of Hale. Halo. Mr. nnd and Mra. .Mra. Mrs. Mra. Fred Gelirer Geiger of Woodland. Woodland, Watch Whila । Lynn ElUworth and aon from and were Sunday dinner guests ! Saginaw, Mra. Albert Clemens W« Make ‘Em I of Whittemore. Mr. and Mra. Sr., of Vermontville. ♦ Mr. and FROSTED & DECORATED I Sterling French were Thanks­ Mrs Heber Foster were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. nnd gvlng guests of Mr and Mra Donuts 69c dos. Mra. Jim Springer of Clover­ dale. * Milton Whitmore from Plain 59c dos. Though technology did not ad-1 St Louis, Mo. Dr and Mrs. Kcnnoth Mix from Carson City and vance rapidly In the middle ages. । Mrs. Laura WlUtmorv from Tam­ TASTE TREATS pa. Fla. called on Lorraine Gunn In the 12th century, the wind­ who is MlU a patient nt Leila mill wheelbarrow, window glass, TRY SOME TODAY Hospital.. Friday. * Mr. and candle, and paved road were Mrs. Gordon Buxton spent the invented. Spectacles and . the last week nt their Morley Lake ships rudder appeared In the cottage. Weekend callers were 13th; the grandfather dock wu Open Doily William Dickson and Jim Couch. devised Ln the 14th Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Frey nnd family were Thanksgiving din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens and famUy in Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frey spent Thursday with Mr and Mm. Louis Myers and fam­ ily In Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dunn nnd family spent Thursday and Fri­ day with Mr. and Mra. Gordon Buxton. * Gordon Stanton re­ turned Wednesday from Maren­ isco where he shot his buch. * Others from this area who got lix-tr deer were BUI Stanton, who shot his near Dowling, and Gordon Buxton, who shot his near Ills Brady Lake cabin. Mr. and Mra. Robert Frey and family had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mra. Fred Frey. * Saturday Mesdamca Vem Scott from Plainwell. Wm. Brew­ er from Delton, and Sterling French were in Kalamazoo, Sat­ urday * Kathryn Frey spent her Thanksgiving vacation with her slater and family. Mr and Mra I North. * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton called on Mr. and Mrs. John Crago and ion of Albion, Sunday. A Mr. and Mra Gordon 'Buxton were Tlianksgiving din- Charles Slomonovlc and family b of Delton *. Thanksgiving dln| ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Ho'mer Gunn were her nuxher. Mrs ! Iziura Whitmore from Tain pa. I Fla_ and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth । Mix from Canon City. | Rev and Mrs Milbuume Mill­ er called on Mr. and Mra. Leon 'Winslow *. Mr. and Mra. Earl ; Dunn and family. Mrs. Victor Schantz and family. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Perris and family, Mr. and Mra. Jim Whitmore. Miss Betty Dunn and Mra Myrtle Dunn enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and I Mra. Luther Lenz and Janet. Charles Collum and family from Hickory Comers, Mr and Mrs. Ron Foss and family from Gilkey Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Canfield helped Michael Collins celebrate his 16lh birthday at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mra Leon Winslow. * Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lenz called on Mr. and Mra. Bob Cunning­ ham. Sunday. Mineral springs, fl nit discover­ ed In 1326, made the town of 61» in Belgium a fashionable �Delton High Adopts Strict Attendance Rule Honor Roll at Lakewood Lists 8 With All A’s Lansing Art Bazaar ’the Lancing Community Regional Office at 310 Oratlo. lery, 124 Ionia Street. will Avenue at library receive .the Its Christmas Art Bazaar certificate of attendance form a reception and coffee on no Inter than Dec. 5. 1000 Gal­ open with Bun- carping The student's first offense will bring a conference with the principal to Inform lhe student of the seriousness of lhe offense and what will occur if further offenses take place. The student will be given a I falling grade for each period EN ROUTE TO GERMANY—A 1C Boger Knlsa (left), ion of Mr. missed and work mlssr>1 mav At the second offense lhe stu­ Lackland AFB where they finished their training on Ort. 22, are dent will be suspended from school until a parent ar guardian ’’-----aconference I nr i- ­ has conferencewith withthe Utenrprinci Knlsa, US 16884673, and A 3C Russell Ruthruff. US 16884652. 38th pal Non make-up failing grad*« will again be issued for each Air Police Squadron. U.Sj4TX, APO New York. N.Y. 09136. class period missed including the days of suspension. ' For his third unexcused ab­ sence. the student will be sus­ pended from all school activities for five school days Non make­ up falling grades will be issued for each period missed Including the suspension days. At the fourth offense the stu­ dent will be suspended from school and a recommendation made to the Board of Educa­ their newly learned abilities. tion for his expulsion If the It has been said that rehabili­ The student in the wheel­ student U under 16 yeajs of age tation In a complete aspect con- chair learns that many of the the County Probate Court will be sctlvltlts he engaged in before notified U> take the proper legal cational training, medical and injury are still available to him physical rretotaUon. and court- inv spur of the fact that he Is Unexcused tardiness will now wheelchair bound. Now he bring falling grades for each sellng. must learn to compensate and class to which lhe student Is baric ingredient in lhe to adapt himself to certain ac­ The school wishes that the l of a quality program: tivities The man with the am­ putation finds that through parents be given a sense of se­ recreation and student acUviUea curity by knowing where their which we will eall the "Fourth lir can use hLs prcstiiesis without children are when school Is In Dimension." embarrassment and In many session Principal Willard J Ba­ The department of recreation ways lie lutd not theretofore ker stated: 'Basically the stu­ dents have to be present to be or student affairs serves us media thought possible. educated. Parents send t h e I which blends and complements Through the activities of rec­ children to school.to be educated all other aspects of a student's reation many students learn to and It Is our responsibility tc prognun. The student's day re- minimize the disabilities they keep them here We must have liave and to make use of their ' an educated public in a demo­ rational training nnd Ills primary abilities. Activities within the cracy." , goal of becoming employable and program of recreation must The new decision made by the a contributing member of society. iirouse nnd allow tlie Individual Board of Education brought var­ If his experiences were limited to express his emotions, to uti­ ied opinions from the studtnl only to vocational training while lize Ills physical abilities, to re­ body Senior Kara Thompson at MRI It Is conceivable that al­ lease his excess energies and ,commented. "I think It's all okay though he would be technically frustrations, but more Important except , for the tardiness rule well trained, he would not be to provide lilm Interval* he can There are so many extenuating able to enter society because of take with him oa lie leaves the circumstances " his social Inadequacies. school and have carry over Into Carolyn Dili, a sophomore Social adjustment cannot be the community. added. "It's about time we cut taught by lectures, rather It must on these kids that skip Recreation tnrough Ito efforts down 1 be learned through the process not only complements but in sc- classes all the time, but I don’t 1 of doing In a carefully planned tuallty is rehabUltallon. Defined know If this will work I'm afraid student mcreatlon program The acme kids will be punished for program Is designed so that utilization of time by an indi­ something that wasn't their thfough such activities as bowl­ vidual In which lie engages In Quilt." ing. rifle club, basketball, vol­ rodallv acceptable, wholesome leyball, gym night, pool, shuffle- activities during his leisure hours Peoce Corps Test Ixauxl. movies ceramics, swim­ voluntarily nnd gains a measure Barry County realdenta inter­ ming. toumamento, student tov- of satisfaction and refreshment enunent. etc., the ,‘tudcnt devel­ of his own spirit and body. Rec­ ested In putting their skills to use In developing nations around ops socially and physically to Ida reation Is a fourth dimension. maximum potential Persons from culturally..de­ prived backgrounds In vim# pdst office in Lansing, Grand cases have the first opportunity Rapids and Battle Creek. to participate as a member of Recreation is Fourth Dimension at MRI At Pine Lake The recently disabled learns to overcome fears and feelings of hopelessness Students In gen­ eral learn to accept failure and losing through the team ap­ proach Individuals who are overcoming past problems ot emotional instability discovers. in which he can create and excel The retarded finds pleasure In being Judged on the quality of his endeavors, and. not having the constant disappointment of being compared with others Per­ sona with problems of speech and coordination who during the day have received therapy, hove Ute opport.unlty during the after school hours to practice - . Open CHRISTMAS SEALS fi|hl TB aid olUf RESPIRAT DISEASES 5 R turned home from a three-day ।study session on taxation at !Michigan State University. Nov. 20-23. 1337 N Michigan Avenue, who lias purchased lhe Hastings Heights restaurant Mrs Earl (Sue> EggieeCop. Rl Clark Levengood, Nelson । Income. lhe Pleasant Point Motel and Carriage House restaurant. I Independent Accountants As­ sociation of Michigan (IAAM) and MSU's Continuing Edu- In Wisconsin-Airman Steven L Spoon, son of Mr. and Mrs Janies V. Spoon of 1014 S JefferA 12-man faculty from the lon> nas been assigned to Truax Internal Revenue Service and Rietd. Wis. after completing Air the Michigan Department of Force basic training The air­ Revenue conducted lhe lectures. I man. a graduate of Hastings workshojta and discussions on High School, will be trained on such topics as the Intracades of, the job as an air policeman with income averaging, relf-cm^oyed | the Air Defense Command, pension plans, casualty. lass, sales I _ _ transfers of property and Invest- . . _ . . menl credit and recapture. Mrs. DabCOCK Also discussed were efficient; TL,, nLa A techniques for handling and 1 HOnKed tOr processing state and use tax AndcrSOnVille DatO reports. Intangibles and business | n. ...m maugh. 420 E. Williams Mr and Mrs Watmough moved to Has­ tings from Albertson. N Y. He is training ‘upervlsor al E. W Bliss Mra Richard <Margaret’ Hom. 615 8 Jefferson Rev Horn is now associated with the First PresbytiTian Church They mov­ ed here from Pittsburgh. Pi Mrs Lawrence tCarob Nemetz. 438 W Marshall She and her husband, who is the Army re­ cruller for lhe Battle Creek area, moved here from Lansing. Sira'S! -ssessments , ctlvetj a of thanks from The IAAM estimates that eelf- violet Moore of Andersonville employed accountants In Mich- far her information about lhe Igan process over 150,000 Federal Georgia conrmunity. income returns yearly, nnd pre­ Miss Moore wrote that she ap- i pare more than 27,000 State predated Mrs. Batcock's prompt ales tax returns each month letter oi Oct. 2 regarding a book . containing’ information on An-1, | dersonvllle I The Andersonville Prison Park-National Cemetery a lo- I —--------- -------- Membera of Hospital Gu.ld 18 ialcd about- 60 ral1" *°uth wUl hold their annual party on wt3t ot Macon. Ga. and 120 miles Thuraday. Dec. 8. Luncheon at soUth °f Atlanta, Oa. Pleasant Point at 1 o'clock with a Christmas party after lunch- MILLER REAL [STATE UTATI IIIVIC1 INSURANCE • BONDS Hospital Guild Plans Yule Party .riiniiDnuHmiaHii Mrs Esther Dunn. 926 N. Han­ over. revealing your secret pal All members who. do not have a secret pal please bring a dol­ lar gift Call Wl 6-4338 for rreer rations Mra LaVerne Klnne. who has been In tha hospital. UPHOLSTERING THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Don’t be half-protected If your insurance program doesn’t adequately cover you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake up one day to find yourself in serious financial trouble. It’s wiser to Jet ui check your insurance needs now—for your home, car, family or business. We’ll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost or obligation. Frandsenc Insurance Agency 120 W. STATE ST. Wl 5-417* Over MLHwr's Jrwelen Phone 374-3523 your 1967 Christmas Club Account Now J These beautiful candles will be given to each customer who joins our Christmas Club, but hurry as the supply is limited. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS HKi’iift-T,- rai jHetaivTM OBMIOF TMtOOlD(n«UU_ * Compare our qualify and price* with first Um carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. . See How A Little Cash Saved Each Week Brings Convenience You A Big Check At This Time Next Year And Serenity FOR s25500 YOU GET . 30 Y,r4i of Visits Newcomers FREE! X/jinnnosiMOM Our ccn^^location is convenient Heavy 501 Nylon by Magee • Double Jute Backing • 40 Ounce Rubberized Padding • Expert Installation • 4« State Sales Tax Included. ' to families tl jhout the Hastings area. n Away the noise and () - ------- MORE OF OUR FULL BANKING SERVICES congestion o also assures complete serenity dur­ ing our services. CARPET and FURNITURE • Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Traveler's Checks • Business Loans • Bank-by-Mail • Savings Certificates Safe Deposit Boxes Personal Loans Mortgage Loans CLEANED the Duraclean Way The safest and most effective way LEODHRD-OSGOOD CORNU OF possible ... 9 yean experience. . ~/unenalJJctno STATE AND CHARLES H. LEONARD Miller sW 107 E. Woodland. Ha»Hng« PheM Wl 5-2091 Open Mon. Hiru«fri. till 9 F.M. — Opwn Saturdays JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 t te ■ Wagon I’ Mra. Patricia A. Guernsey, , Hartings' Welcome Wagon .vprtaentative, has greeted new­ comers to the community. They included: Receive A Decorative Candle . ^rLilllllorai» o MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK 3! Welcome Accountants Attend 3-Day Tax Workshop Delton High School officiate have announced renovation of the school's attendance policy The step was taken to curb the number of unauthorized absences which has been steadily grow- ■ STOP and See the Largsit Selection in BARRY COUNTY by ThursXav December 1, 1 1966 1taelim Three Thursday, by Nabey Wertman BolthouM. Leroy Bolthouse, Joan Curtis. Jan Deorclorf f. Muri Paw- Doruthy Hiller. Carol Johnson. Dale Johnston. Sue Krebs, Lean­ ns Leaaenby. Teresa Mohrhardt; Teresa McArthur. Jerri McCaul. Marcia McDlarmld, Sharon Osenga, Elaine Pennington, Mar­ Eight Lakewood High students sha Potter. Pat Ralrigh, James earned straight A averages for Roberta, Diane Stuart. Jean Vanthe first marking period . Goiubeke, Barb Waldron. Nancy _ Achieving nerfeel records Waldron. Dudley Washburn, were Gwen Schray. frexhman; Dennis Wood. Jove* Rlbbena ■ouhomore; Debbie Janes and Shirley Cook, Sue Eash. Nancy Erick­ Klahn. I u nines, and Dl-ne son. Linda Fredricks. Jill GarBinns. Pat O'Mara. Hendriks 1 Inger. Dawn Healy. Steven vandeKemp and Kathy Walt, Hepimer, Janet Hoppough, Mere­ dith Ute. Linda Mathis. Mark Others on the honor roll in­ Newman. Debbie Richardson. cluded : Paula Shank* Ron Shoemaker. Freshm’n Sue Alderink. Du- Nancy Sinclair and Kathy Steel. 6ne Binns. Elizabeth Bumgard­ ner. Steve Catlin. Joyce Deitrlck FPB Girls Visit Jerry Dillenbeck. Jon Faulkner. Ellyn Plainer. Sue Prost. Jackie Hastings Mfg, Co, Hatter. Susan Hephner. Sheila Hough. Cindy Qielarowritl. Linda Twentv-one members of the Jackson. Ruth Johnson. Mark Future Profearianal St Business Lake. Loretta Mathis; Kathv Miller. Diane McClel­ Glrus Club of Hostings High School. with their teacher-advisor land. Corine McNeal. Jill Pick­ ens. Olendon Raleigh, Virginia Mrs Elizabeth Underwood and Reed. Nancy Richardson. Marsha B.P.W. advisor Mrs. Virginia Shanks. John Sinclair. Barb Snyder, met Monday evening. Stowell. Gary Trover. Larry Nov 21. In the lobby at the Has­ VanGansbeke. Debbie VanZyl tings' Mfg. Company. Members toured several of the Pegsy Vroman, Diane Wilcox' offices with Mias Helen Keeler Elaine Willis. David Wilson Sophomores Bonnie Bechtel, aa guide. Mlaa Agnes Smith Jayne Booher Nancy Clark. An­ gave an Informative talk con­ ita Colby, Kathleen Custer. Paula cerning the history of industrial Erickson. Nancy Estep. Pam nursing and explained the duties Goodemoot. Joan Harkneu. Bar­ of her Job. After thia, she took bara Hunt. Pltivcl JnckJtnn. Elaine the girls to her office and ex­ Ibganbach, Leroy Michaud. Joel plained the use of the equipment Penner: Next the girls visited the of­ Marv Petrie Brian Pinkston Fred Rnffler. Linda Roberta. Di­ fices where Mrs. Doris Shawman ane Saver. Steve Schrav. Renee and .Miss Helen Keeler work Mrs Shepard. Kaye Slowlrwkl. Sue Shawman told about the use of Strazlsar. Janis Tasker, Dornin Thompson. Terre Webster, David Miss Keeler talked to the girls Welch. Jann Woods ___________ ____ _ of _a secretaryabout the duties ’tUt'oe*—Jane Alderink. Bon- | stenographer. Tile highlight ot nle Baker. Sue Blocher. Laret I rise evening waa a tour of lhe ------- .IBM. Dept, exmduoted by Ken­ — neth Roae The membera sere (■I Students told about the responslblllUoa and dutlM of IBM. employees Must Report and the education required for various Jobe, he then detnonTo VA Office rtrated several of the machines. The group adjourned to the Veterans Administration urges conference room where Janet all students enrolled under Pub­ Francisco nnd Bendy Karra.- colic Law 89-358, Educational Bene­ chuirmen of the buidneas section fits. to mall Certificates of At­ of the Continuing Education tendance. VA Form 31E-6553a or Committee, assisted the BPW b. to the V A. Regional Office rponxors In serving refreshments ns soon after December 1. I960. The Future Professional & Ox Doxsiblr. r Buslnea>i Girls Club has received Administration an Invitation from the Hastings Buslneaa Ac ProfeMonal Wom­ en's Club to be thdr guests at the Dec. 13. dinner meeting. The Hastings Banner JEFFERSON �Church Sentas ■AgTINGB BANNER Harriet Perkins Dies Saturday; Rites Monday "A Friendly Church." Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Ftoyd Walter. Supt. Christ-Centered Worahip service, 11 am. with I Rev Cherub and Junior Wartneedsy, 3.45 pm. George KUiocl offl- aid Oetroth. Woratxip, 11 Km. in Michigan cuirencly Involved . ein rihiwv-H lowshlp will meet, at lhe church. 1 Monday AcUvlUea choirs.1 Welcomes You. Union' eute- Hairy VanTU. EvangeUct Wednesday AcUvlth Boltwood and E. State Rood Sunday school 9:40 am. Morning worahip. 11 am. Sunday evening service. 7 pm. A Hearty Welcome to All! 6:30 Junior High Youth FU*| Worship. 11 am. Evening wurMilp, Wednesday FsDowatdp. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Sunday. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH (Winters) McIntyre. Altendr Church Unity Meeting* Bundoy Dac. *. 9:30 and 11 worahip aarrlc* Rev Don M Oury waa In Nunar prortd«L " r^netns on Tuesday. Nov. 29. to sLtsnd the quarterly meeting of UsT Board of Dtroctora of the Michigan Ooundi of churcher Ou Wednesday. Father Oury mended a meeting in Laming INTER-LAKER BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Michigan COAT8 GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH EION LUTHERAN CHURCH Woodland al Vett® Rood BtaMral aervtaa for 1/arriet J. CTr.trch Rev. Don Gury CHUBCH 1719 N. Broadway Almon O. Fulton. Pastor 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 . pm. Evening group. Mra. Gladys Ostroth. Nursery far both groups. j Mra. Ha«l Doolittle. church of 35,000.000 members. A plan for pulp* exchanges serosa denominational lines for Sunday April 33 was discussed. tng made toward the goal of Morning warship. 11 am. Saturday, library. 3 to 4 pm united church. Youth service 7 pm. COMING EVENTS — Dec. 11. Chrirtlon Science Evening service 7:30 pm. Junior choir sings also annual home of Mra. Myron Deneau Rev. George Elliott Wednesday Bible, prayer. 7:30. 8 Circle 8 wfll meet at the Telephone Wl 5-4945 home of Mrs. John Melaenbach Rev. Eart Bchlppcr Text Announced 8:30 am. Worahip service LAKEWOOD Worahip, 10 am. Doc. It. Friendship claas party With Mra. William McAJroter as BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am. Worahip service Title HASTINGS Bunday school 11:15 am. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Community Room above Thursday AoUvIUm aa a ahlpballder. They late Dec. 17. 10 am. Children's Woodland Fire Station 3:30 Cherub choir practice Christmas party. all ChrisUan Science Churches fl 30 pm. Wesley Singers. Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor I 6 Kirk House ehoir practice. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL --------- --------------------------I 9:50 am. Bunday school 8.45 Junior High choir prac- this Bunday. Scriptural readings UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Worship hour. 11 am.--------------- | » am. Worship service. include Matthew's account of George 8. Marshall. Pastor I 1303 South Hanover Bunday evening service, 7 pm. 7 30 pm. Evening service. Monday—Boy Scout Troop No. Jesus' healing of Uie Insance 7:30 Chancel choir pracUce. 199*. Tn 1957 Mn. Perkins moved Hastings, Michigan 7.30 pm. Wed., prayer service. boy who fell "atulmt* . . . Into to Kaatinss Trleplkone 945-9428 HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Thursday Activities Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor HASTINGS BAPTIST CftURCH the fire, and oft Into the water." OF GOD CHURCH HASTINGS SEVENTH-0AY 13:30 United Church Women's vtvora. 10 am. Suivday aclvrol Elywn Rev. RuaeeU Houseman. Pastor and Jesus' admonition to hie 103 E. Woodland Avenue ADVENTIST CHURCH potluck luncheon (postponed disciples. "If ye have faith as.a TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Curtis. Supt. Classes for all 9 45 Km. Sunday school Rally grain of mustard seed, ye shall Rev. H. R Oollvtr Elder Samuel J. Elie from Nov. 3i. Nursery. ROUTH KALAMO Day. Claseea for all agta 9:45 am. Sunday school. 3:30 Carol and Children's choir 3730 W State Rd. my unto this mountain. Recome Junior Bunday school tn charge 11 am. Morning worship. Mes­ PENTECOSTAL 11 am. Morning worahip. Hastings. Mich, Wl 5-94«3 of Phyllis Munn and Gladys sage by the pastor, study in Ro­ hence to yonder place: and it 6 pm. Young People's service. 7:30 Chancel choir rehearsal. Hamblin. mans. This service broadcast. shall remove: and nothing shall 7. pm. Evangelistic service Worahip. 11 am. Saturday. 7 Kolnonla potluck Sunday aclsooi. io am. be impossible unto you" 11 am. Worahip service WBCH. I 7 pm. Wednesday service. Morning worahip. 11 am. 11 Kin. Junior church. For nil Sunday, "Faith for Today.” on Young Peoples Service, 7 pm. dilldren 4 through 8 years WOODBURY UNITED TV Wood, Channel 8, 8:30 am. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Munn. 6: 30 pm. Young People's BRETHREN CHURCH METHODIST CIRCUIT Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, George BpcoA. Pastor Bible Study. Wed.. 7:30 pm. Teens and Young Adults In meetings. Junior high, high Radio WJEF, 1330. 8:30 am. CHURCHES 1503 Johnson. Lake OdcssK Midi. school. Rev. John Jolderama Sunday, school, 10 am. Buhl 7: 30 pm. Special muric, hymn Village of Woodbury ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Sermon ■ title: "Is Christmas Morning worahip, 11 Km. Adult prayer service In charge sing, message by the pastor, Sunday school. 9:45 am. Rev. FT. Ralph J. Kelly Still a Mystery After 3.000 Evening service, 8 p.m. of Mrs. Rogers. communion. Worahip, 11 am. Years?" Rev Stephen Veablt, Assistant Prayer service. Wed.. 8 pm. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Monday—6:30 pm. C8B Bat­ Junior church for children, 4-9. Message by the pastor. Special talion Boys Club. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed. fl. Worahip service, 9:30 am. Confcntdons. 4 to 5, and 8 to 9. HASTINGS CONGREGATION Tuesday—6:30 pm. C8B Stock­ Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Saturdays. Church school 10:30. OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 7:30 pm. Wednesday Prayer ade Boys Club. Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7. 220 West ColLix Street Wednesday Activities Bible Study and Prayer scrChurch school. 0:4* 5m. Sunday public talk, 3 pm. | Saturday. 9:30 am. Christmas ST. AUGUSTINE. fl am. Men's Prayer Band practice MIDDLEVILLE 9 am Women's Prayer Band Quimby Church 7: 30 pm. Prayer and Bible Church school 10:30 am. Church Thanksgiving - Christ study. FIRST CHURCH OF UOD Moraine worahip 11:30 am mas supper at Southeastern ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC 8: 30 pm. Board meeting. 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings School. Program to follow. Rev. Burnlfy G. Spencer, Past Thursday—fl :30 pm. Pioneer CHURCH AT-DELTON EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Sunday. Dec. 18. Christmas Gtris Clubs. till them about Welcome Wifon. They y^Thone 945-5318 ’ CHURCH program In the* evening. •ill be delighted with th* baikat ol |Mb Where a Christian Experience Nursery for regular services. Rev. Don M- Gury, Rector Thursday. Dec. 8. 7:30 pm. lakaa You a Member. end helpful information they will recrin 9 am. Holy Communion. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED 11 a.m. Holy Communion and 1 10 iip. Sunday school. from our hodos. a symbol 8f the com­ DOWLING Hammond at the parsonage. BRETHREN CHURCH sermon, observing Second Bun-1 11 Kip. Morning worship. munity’s traditional hospitality. Or yo* Max M. Ovenahlre, Psalor u., ow-c o «.um7. 615 PJ” Youth Fellowahlp. day ... in ou.cm Advent „ aa "Bible Sunday." HASTINGS UNITED Worahip service, 10 am. NUrsery- and classes for children.: 6 M P-™- Evening prayer. HOLINESS CHURCH I_______ 1 7 pm. Evening worship. . WRSLEYAN METHODIST Bunday school. 11 am. L. J Sunday school 10 am. Hickory Camera, Michigan Mote. Supt. 7 pm. Wed, prayer and Bible FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. East Marsixall Street Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. SCIENTIST Marvin BickmlUer, Paster UNITED BRETHREN IN Darrel Starbard, president Sunday school. 10 am. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ CHRIST CHURCH Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Morning worahip. 11 am. I E Colfax at N. Boltwood ior church and nursery provided. pm, Betsy Ovenshlre. director Evening service. 7:30 pm. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. HUE ”5 153’ Wednesday service. 8 pm. Mid-week prayer meeting WedWcdmeday. 7:30 Family Night. Morning worahip. 9.30 a.m. Praysr service Wednesday. 7:30 : Reading room open Wednes­ Sunday school 10:30 a.m. 8:30 pm. Choir rehearsal. p.m. Class taodera. Clayton Moto 1 day and Saturday, 3 to 4 pm. ■EUOMt REWCOMEBI Christian Endeavor, 6:15 pm. and Fred Bawdy. ■RCALLUM UNITED .STONEY .. ............................... , | Evening service. 7 j3m. CHURCH OF GOD Um this coupon to let u* know you’’* ho BRETHREN IN J 5 ’kj Prayer meet Thursday, 7.30. FREE METHODIST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH Rev. Richard Keep Hat field rrniD rnrvir-----.. CEDAR CREEK Prayer Wednesday. 3 pm. ' Watson Cor, 34 miles Oils Lake Road BIBLE CHURCH 10 am. Sunday school. AD0RES1 West of Martin SAVE- 51.00.t«y the Perfect Campgrimnd Rd . 8 Mlles Sauth Sunday school. 10 am. Package for all Silver Cleaning. cmr___________________________________________ Morning worship. 10 am. Pastor. Donald Tack Worahip. 11 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Sunday school 10 am. □ Plaue have the Welcome Wagon Hostess all oa ma ■ Htfrly Tbralal) FrevaatWorship, Il am. DELTON SEVENTH-DAY Y.P.E. Tuesday. 7:30 pm. Isg Silver Feffs* □ I would like to subscribe to the Hartings Banner Evening service. 7:30. pm. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. , ADVENTIST CHURCH □ 1 already wbscribe _____ | Nsgerfy Silver D«s4er Prayer and Bible Study WedElder Samuel J. Elio I Prayer. Bible study, 7:30 pm. WOODLAND METHODlfiT 3730 W. SUte Rd. Wl out mupoa and maU to Orodettofl Dyt, Rev. Richard VandenBosch | Hsgsrty Silver FeaM lor LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH HaaUngs, Mich.. Ph. Wl 5-9465 ftotwere. Sunday school. 10 am. Saturday Sabbath school. 9*0. KILPATRICK UNITED Rev. Carl SUvemall, Pastor Morning worahip. 11 a.m. BRETHREN CHURCH Worahip. 11 am. Morning worahip. 10 am Youth Fellowship. 7:39 pm. M-flfl Woodland Bunday school, 11 am. Sunday worahip. 7:30 pm. Sunday, "Faith for Today," on HimniiiiiinmiiHuuiiiuuiiiiuNiminiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinliimiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 10 am. Sunday school. Wednesday family worahip. TV. WOOD. Channel 8, 9:30 am. 11 am. Worahip service. Adult Bible study. 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Voice ot Prophecy, t pm. Evening acrvlcs. Youth Fellowship. 7 30 pm Radio WJEP. 1330, 8:30 am. Phone Vermontville Boys. Girls Fellowship, 7:30. 259-7298 PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST WOODLAND *r W. Glen Campbell Pastor LeRoy Kenney, Pastor CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 3 Miles South of Gun Lake liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiii 10 am. Sunday school. 8319 Coats Grove Road 9:45 am. Sunday school. Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor 11 am. Morning worahip. 11 am. Morning worahip. Wednesday. 7:4fl pm. prayer 7 pm. Evening worahip. It's Our 19th Season Sunday school. 10:45 am. Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Giris and Boys Brigade Wednesday, 7:30 adult choir. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Women's monthly missionary Thursday. Junior choir. 4 pm. METHODIST CHURCH KIWANFS WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Rd. fellowship, 3nd Tueaday, 7:30. THE GALILEAN4 ml W. of Broadway. Freeport, BA PT I ST CHURCH Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor DELTON METHODIST Tuesday. December 6, 1966 Marclus E. Taber. Minister Comer lOflth St. As North Sunday school. 10 am. “ —'— " Church study. Sunday. 9:45. Freeport Road Worahip. Bunday. 11 am. Phone 945-5704 Young People's service, 7 pm. 10 am. Sunday school Youth Fellowship. Sunday, fl. Evangelistic service. 8 pm. 11 am. Morning woralUp Ptayer Group. Tuesday. 9:30. 6:30 p.m. Young Peoples ser- CARLTON CENTER Chancel choir. 7 pm. Thursday. Vice. _ METHODIST CHURCH 7:30 pm. Evening service. IRVING CHAPEL Rev. Richard VandcnBaach 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer and Morning worship. 9:15 am. Bible study hour. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday, alter school. TELL THEM 1 WELCOME WAGON ‘Beautiful Silver Welco Stan Trumble, C.l.U. New York Life HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING SAVE NOW! ART ERICKSON "Windjammer to Australia" y B You Can Live Better Central Auditorium — 8:00 P.M. After A Holiday Consolidation Loan Th« wise use of credit hag become more ond more important in today’s economy. At local Finance you receive expert advice ond counieling on money management ond lhe proper use of credit. Many families have cut payments and saved money by calling on our Consolidation Consultant. 20% OFF! CUSTOM DRAPERIES ONE PRICE Includes FABRIC & LABOR Gain Peoce of Mind—Enjoy Your Family $|5g Because This Is Normally A Slow Month, The Manufacturer Has Allowed Us A Discount On Any Order Placed The Next 2 Weeks in* this Uroe, ws are doU«ra. Mltctioa of Get Ca»h for Holiday Expenses Pay All Your Bills V io save you many custom details jn this complete & up per yd THE FAMOUS BRIGANTINE "YANKEE" LOANS $25 H000 “ 112 S. JeHerson. Hastings Art Efickton take* m Wand-hopping acron the blue Pacific aboard the famous brigantine "Yankee", one of ths last of a vanishing breed of proud tailing thipt Our high adventure lakes ut io the Urange. Iwlated Galapagos Islands, Pitcairn Island of Bounty Mutiny fame, ths Society Islands, ths Cooks, Tokelaus. Solomons and many others. Arriving In Australia, we travel 14,000 miles by Und Rover into the interior to visit the Aborigins. and many other unusual sights and experiences. "Windjammer to Australia" is great entertainment. Phone Wl 5-3424 If Yow Do Not Hov* a Seo ion Ticket Single Admitiloni or* Sold ot the l^w. StudanH 50c Adults $1.25 �. I, . building remained there all thia Fresh Out of The Attic had It In mind that thia M** mold _ .. rwwnmnie One who nl Urnc iand sough: advanced education. life of which the new aeboolthat from earliest time there was a combined saw and grist-mill— and flour mills which were scarce. In that school room we sat on By H. D. Burpee a bench, the front row, our Little Mra.^huyle^Bow^n ’of^w^' ‘ST m Jnckj®’‘°Po»* and Mar­ legs not reaching the floor, and the jackknife marks were numland had lent me 18ha b on Ule nwp Midway beacrap booka^Ty iXuld i^T w *? U*m u an Ind“n *ul«Kr C'S long before from a little - —-— J v > wvuiu nice to Present I ' 1 ° n' song our mother taught us, and to present to you a couple of thbl4lKrt ,hat 1 found ln and Allegan are shown, and in : Kent county ore Grandville and - ------- —... w Kent, the latter now Grand .we entered school at about five Rapids Lake Michigan is given I have been all we studied there. Thia first one was undoubtedly- a ps'cullur shape resembling that ' taken from an old BANNER but - ------- — —— ..-a.. v, wtr M mm: they in turn had evidently uken such as Grand and Red Cedar came time; and the late Judge tpe article from lhe Charlotte rivers, liad been given the names ■ Thompson was such some years Republican-Tribune. It has no tiny bear today. , -*•--------- ------ -------- “— --------date and Is entitledThe settlements were virtually ervlsor Nichols of Plainwell. It HASTINGS ON THE MAP all south of Kent and Saginaw ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO and the Thumb district, being The century-old map of Mich­ heaviest in the southeast! section enough place In which to start Igan displayed In the Stevenson of the Slate It will never be out of mind. We Studio window this week, taken Cluu-lolte Republican - Tribune narrowly escaped death wben^ln there by Judge McPeek for fram­ playing "hally over" we caught ing. is an interesting relic. It Is ThLi next article was obvious- uu on vu, our 1ICTlu head n a brickbat Instead a •Tourist- Pocket Map," bears ly taken from the BANNER of of the ball. The woods we roamthe date of 1830. and was pub- Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1835. It waa, ed ceaselessly long ago vaniahliahed In Philadelphia The entire 'entitled: 1 ,n""Aded and Wolcott’s pond has dlanorthern peninsula is named1 . SCHOOL DAYS IN appeared with them. Men shot Mlchllllmacklnac. nearly half ORANGEVILLE : ducks and limitless wild pigeons of which Is In a township of the 1 within a half mile or less from Allegan Editor Began same name. Belleville township lhe village center. School There In The comprised all of Eaton ' county Year of 1856 | A poorer spot for a village, to and the only settlement shown THREE RS COMPOSED I far as soil was concerned, could la Eaton, now Charlotte. There CURRICULUM ______ ________________________ ■ SchoolhotLie Was Only Building the very poorest sort of sand. ty at that time. In Village That Was i cold and frosty. We long wonderNo Indication is given of Lan-' Kept Painted I ho* men came to "settle'' •ing or Battle Creek, but the ■I Tl>e following concerning the [there but were given good reaBattle Creek already had been । new Orangeville sclioolhouse 1* on«- F,rst w“ the mills to named, from which the city!I taken from lo.it week's Issue of | • which people came from long Inter drew Its name, and not; the Allegan Ooze-ite. Editor Reed, distances; and second was the vice versa as imagine most peo-.' of that pap:r. attended school1 ,act that the tract waa mainly pie who speak ofjhe stream as in 1856 In the Orangeville "o** openings"—land where oak Battle Creek river. Jackson Is ' JchMlhouse which atli destroyed 'trees grew so “ sparsely that when .— these were killed by girdling, replaced with the new building. crops could be put In at once Editor lUixl recalls several Incl-, dents of that early time, nearly mltted to rot down; but plenty 70 years ago which will be In­ of formers had to quit and move terval Ing to all our readers, and out especially so to those living In MORE Orangeville. The Gazette says: In the school nothing but the "There Is n sad thought In the •WM M" Wks taught but these mind of lhe editor of lhe Ga­ were presented pretty thoroughly, zette over announcement that a and the gad was applied with Periodically we "spoke fine new schoolhouse has been vigor built In this little hamlet It pieces" and lean frequently gave happens that the first school he "exhibitions'' which were attend­ attended was In the old hou-e ed and dominated by all the that was demolished or vacated ruffians of the community—and ThU was about the year 1858. A there were plenty of these. Wed man named Brady was the prin­ like to have a photograph of that cipal—the only teacher if we dear old^choolhouze. Some years remember ewrrectly. That same, ago we peeked In and could see the bench on which we sat forty years before—the same but In a different location A Mr. Glea­ son followed Mr. Brady as teach­ er- then we moved to Otsego. There Lx besides myself but one person living In Orangeville and few or nona living anywhery (they're having fun all winter long) else who lived there whan W» did. Most of the families are wholy extinct The man who wrote "When You And I Were Young. Maggie" doubUem never xw Orangeville, but he certain­ ly described a scene familiar to us and which yet prevails there " "I wandered today to the hill. Maggie. Where first lhe violet* blow. The creek and the creaking old mlU. Maggie, - Join the Ski-Doo families I will have to tell you about what happened to me a ftw years ago. regarding this okj song. "When You and I Were Young, Maggie." I must have read this same BACON NEW State-wide service program for used car buyers _ ^Gvaranteed Warranty^ 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for on* full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car We have joined with hundreds of other members of the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealers Association to provide the used car buyer with a state-wide discount progran parts and labor. To receive and use thia discount privilege, buy your next need Round -SUMR.RIOHT- QUALITY Fancy Sliced Bacon #h< PKO. u. Sliced Beef Liver I35 u 69* t.49* Rump Roast l.89* Stewing Beef (.79* i.49* (.59* Thick-Sliced Bacon Polish Sausage Pork Roast Pork Steaks ■wjte 1435 S. Fh«.. Wl 5-2425 RiNNii Pofltiale-Oldsmobile-Cadillac 321 N. Mlahi*an 107 N. Michlton Phone Wl 5-2471 * Ph. 949-2421 u 59 Mushrooms and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. Call Wl 5-MSt. For Banner Classified Ada TiNoaa. juicy Porterhouse 'SUTER-RIGHT" BONELESS BRISKET Corned Beef c°|u 69* WASHINGTON RID 9A X GOLOSH DILICIOUS | IIS t,ZK BUNCH a a* 39 i 49* oaaot rase 3 Peaches... * 100 499* Big Shot..................... "&F49* BigShot Grapefruit IICTIONI cAocolats svbup 5AVE 16c — JANE PARKER Apple Pie White Bread 4^89* ANN PAGE LAYER Cake Mixes 4 & 99‘ Ice Cream %-GAL cm. 4^ O| !i Mayonnaise 59 MARVEL — 5 FLAVORS 29C n,e?*°f99c Instant Coffee Our Own Tea Bags125p?G99c Beef Stew POINT CUT EftC AAP PREMIUM QUALITY . 49' Fryer Legs or Breasts Broccoli Cream Corn T-Bone CUT FROM GOV. INSPECTED FRYERS Apples Fresh Dated Enriched Sliced REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC. HASTINGS PAINT 79 89 99 ‘ " Idaho Potatoes 1079' SALE Larka Buick-Chevrolet Sirloin 2-LB. PKG BAG O' BREAD HASTINGS MEMBERS Of THI GUARANTIED WARRANTY USID CAR PROGRAM Six. At N« STEAKS 1-LB. PKG 25 FREE WITH PURCHASE OF 100 to the WINDOW SHADES CUT FROM MATURE, CORN-FED BEEF — “SUPER-RIGHT" Maggie. When you and I were young." BOB SKELTON'S W. Gun Lake > Phone OS 2-3352 Next to Allegan Co. Park Always h Stock Washable Vinyl Plastic ALLGOOD SLICED to -ilng, Maggie, And Join In die aongs that we WORLD’S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE Mr*. Norman Leonard and two children spent the Nov. 19th weekend with her parents. Mr. The store that cares..eaboutyou! stone. Maggie. Have each found a place of ski-doo. " Mrs. Sterling French spent * Karen Prey called on Kathryn Sund„. No,. W. wlh her d.USh,’J' j know about It if anyone did. . k-k. „» Mrs. Marvin Frey spent the Nov. ,. Well I Mopped one night a here ter. Mrs. Vern bcou and baby of )3th wrekpnd visiting the Dale i Heber told me I would find Ed. Plainwell, * The .WSCS will Leonards and Leo Freys * Mr. meet at the Methodist Church and Mrs. Rolland Tack from next Wednesday * Mr. and Mrs,. Paw paw WPre Sunday. Nov. 20. add to her comments that k was ntnunB* - t ruti.J Burt Tew. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley dinner gureu of her mother, re.uvh |>CJL GRANDPA. I realized ,_ ... ... .. . 4 V( r, 1 lew ana air aau mra. tnioi ------ ------- - ------ - - —- —1’ this off Mr Le*u *** »«P«ionally .Tew. all of Bellevue, called on “dinner at Holitor »**rtng Mr Lewb came erases. Sunday. Nov. day Inn with other members of out into the kitchen and I in th? elder ...... . tthe h- Am*r4rAn American Childhood WAit/**. Educa­ went to Hastings I stopped into 20 * Mrs. Alva John on spent the BANNER office and asked If turn yelled at him. “I UNDER- :10 days at the Julius Hrauer tion International from KalamaTHAT ORANGEVILLE , they knew anything regarding STAND WAS WHERE THE SONG WAS 1home while they were hunting WRITTEN. DOWN BY THE 1near Baldwin. * Mr. and Mrs. Orangeville. They had nevdr OLD The Furrow family, which In­ MILL STREAM." He said. :Luther Lenz and Janet and Mr. heard of R. While I had heard -H----- L. IT NEVER RUN BY 1and Mrs. Stanley Malcolm of cluded tlie Reid Furrows of Flint, j a lot about Heber Pike, who STEAM! Hastings were Sunday. Nov 20, the Roland. Robert and Marshall owned and operated the mill at dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Furrows. Mra Freeman Furrow' Orangeville after his grandfather Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins Harry Lens In Hastings. * Con­ and her sister and husband, the and father, I had never met him. Douglas John LaMalm. of Grand Rapids.' were in Flint over the Thanks­ gratulations to Mrs entertained at the William giving weekend at the home of Crare who lias been accepted was GurrWbn home In Jackson on the Norman Perkins. On the way Into medical school. * Those home Sunday they wot dinner who have been fortunate enough Thanksgiving. him about this matter and he guests rucjjio of w their uivu niece. f Mr. and Mrs. to get their deer Include Marvin BANNER WANT ADH FAY had never heard of It cither. | r0h0 elemens Frey. Clarence Birmingham and A city ao silent and land, Maggie Where the young and ths gay come see, come drive the sensational new „ r By Mrt. Leo Frey Title most of, hie life and clerk- hamlel that was kept painted. peured much to the detriment of Banfield-VlCimtv hl- 90s. Urln8 on ® 39c 12 NUTUY BRAND—IN QUARTERS Margarine . . CTNS. ANN PAGE CREAM OF . Mushroom Soup O 10V.-OZ. CANS CHAMPION BRAND Sultine Crackers . . Soft-Ply Tissue . . CONTAINS 5.25% SODIUM HYPOCHLOR1TI Bright Sail Bleach 2&%89c M.TWT &1OCOLATK COVfRED ICE CktAM Cheerio Bars . SUPER-RIGHT CANNED Luncheon Nleat BOX HOLLS IN PKG. 49 99 89* 22 29* PLASTIC^ At GALLON > ALL PURPOSE Sunnyfield Flour 5 ^39* You May Win up to *1,000 IN CASH Phy kWt Exdlisg BONUS BINGO �WEEK END WIN A FREE FUN-FILLED 610 E. State at Green SIGN UP EACH WEEK AT THESE BUSINESS PLACES...LOOK for Your Name EACH WEEK IN ONE OF THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS REGISTER EACH WEEK Right thru till December 1st •Ant in Tim* for Chrietma* (6 Compartments • All Wood • Haan Hastings Shell Service SEWING CADDY Reg. $18.00 . . . Now $12.95 FIRESTONE TIRES Used Portable* from $12.95 PHONE HASTINGS SEWING CENTER 235 W. State Phone 945-9647 Evelyn Shoobridge, Rt. 4, Hastings Wl 5-2253 (ALSO. WILD BIRD FEEDERS* Robert Helrigcl, Rt. 1, Halting* WINTER See our new season collection of Dresses. FOOTWEAR by Ball Band NEW TRIP EACH WEEK PARMALEE'S 124 j. State JoAnn Guernsey, 419 S. Jefferson Orval Cutshaw. 212 S. Fork MUSIC CENTER 111 W. (tat. 2. Features... A/1 FURNITURE I FOR YOUR FAMILY PEOPLE PRICED PORTABLES Weekend includes two nights lodging and food for an individual Family of up to five members. Meals include two Breakfasts, Saturday, Lunch, Saturday Eve­ ning Dinner, and Sunday Dinner for. each member of the party. 3. Winning family will provide own transportation to and from. For Every Room in Your Home! SOARING STEREO SOUND CONTEST RULES • OVERSHOES • RUBBERS WAYNE'S Shoa Store 134 W. State St. footwear Victor Sisson, Rt. 1, Woodland 1. Winner to receive a free weekend at participating Albert Pick Motels & Hotels. Ikon. M5-.21. OF MUSIC 4. 105 East State Street You may enter in as many stores as you wish each week. No purchase necessary. 5. Winner must be married or of legal age, and reside in trade area. Phone Wl 5-5105 6. Anne Branch, 215 W. Walnut Margaret Staup, 825 5. Michigan^ Homemade Skinless I Michigan Grode I CHICAGO, ILL. Plck-Congreee 1,000 Rooms Get your hair styled, dyed, bleached or toned by professionals 3 lb. Bag M.49 One preliminary winner will be drawn each week at each participating store. These winners from each store'will then be placed in the final prise drawing that week. New contest each week. Whenever You Need a Lift WEINERS Michl<»n Blvd- • A Con*'*** 8L 7-3SOO at Rlepenhoffs Sausage Kitchen Tai!£Mi-noi Beverwyk's CHOOSE YOUR FREE, FUN FILLED WEEKEND at any one of these Albert Pick HOTELS or MOTELS! 1 DETROIT, MICH. LOUISVILLE, KY. Albert Pick Motet Phone 945-5321 Helen Stebbins, 318 S. Park HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUARTERS COLUMBUS, Inn 0. Pick-Fort Shelby 900 Rooms 150 Rooms minute* from downtown 1420 Arthur St. Telephone: 6353711 Teletype: W2-6OT-10J8 bu«ine»*/»hOppll*g I Ft* HeUomHde 275 Rooms 10 mln. from doBrMawa 221 West Mill St. Phone 945-4071 j WAYNE NEWTON and HAROLD MATHEWS B11 E. Railroad St. Ph. Wl 5-2423 BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT Wallpaper • Custom Draperies w Unfinished Furniture Art Supplies Shirley Swan, Dowling Gordon Ironside, 20 Ironside Dr. Owned & Operated by E. LANSING, MICH. FLINT, MICH. CLEVELAND, 0. Plck-Durent 300 Rooms Downtown Flint ■t your door* Bocond *nd Satinaw Sts. Talaphont: CEdar 2 5131 T*ll£?424734 Plck-Certer 600 Room* Telephone: Prospect 1-72M ’■Kffiwm APPLIANCES Bulling's Polish Diamond Ring Marjory Varney, 429 W. Apple Charlene Gonyou, Rt. 3, Hastings You're Assured of a Full Measure of Service and Satisfaction at the Home of "BILL DING" TIME FOR A NEW BATTERY _^!&i/l ond GIFTS HASTINGS - MILLER'S in LUMBER CO. NEW GOODYEAR ALL WEATHER SPECIAL 125 HO.JtfflUWH ST. 2^5 South Jefferson Phone 945-5170 CIAUC T<RE jIURj SERVICE Bernice Lowe, 220 W. Madison Melba Peake, Rt. 5, Haitingi From the Wheel of your Automobiles The Copper Lantern You'll Like Our 10 lbs. ■____________________ ’2.50 Drop-Off Service ,cl£aning 150 W. Court at Church Restaurant Charlotte Hastings done while you shoei BROADWAY COIN CLEANERS There’s always a friendly crowd and the many specialties of the house are favorites of young and old alike. 327 N. Broadway Mrs. G. L. Lockwood, 728-4. Benton Myrtle Benton, 1521 N. Jefferson Thelma Treat, Rt. 2, Hastings CALL 945-4013 for From the ’Cleaning of Distinction City Food & Beverage Repairing Alteration - Dyeing CONVENIENT SHOPPING from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. DAILY IU N. J.H.non St. Msr.) IWIII.rd Fine Foods - Beverage Department News Stand — Delicatessen For Your Christmas Shopping Convenience... We Will Be Open Evenings Beginning Dec. 5th. BEMFRANKLIN 102 W. State at Jefferson Mn. Clifton Browne, Rt. 1. Middleville Margaret Gerald, 1O2’/i S. Hanovei Jean White, 113 W. Benton Don't Delay — Order Today! Christmas k LASTING Rl Photo Greeting Cards from your favorite black and white or color negatives . . also, slides. . . . Only one of the many Photographic Specialties of WHITE'S 107 So. Jefferson Means ROOT BEER GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHY Phone 945-3967 Tastiest Sandwiches and the World's Creamiest <4 Style* in Slim or Trim Line) 110 W. State M 37 & 43 West of Hastings Phone 945-2134 Carole Neil, 927 E. Railroad Mrs. Ron McDowell. Woodland 99‘ COUPON Geraldine Baum. Rt. 3. Halting! 122 W. State HODGES JEWELRY Leigh Suburban and Rural DECORATIVE MAIL BOXES BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS for BARRY UNITY Make This Your xcj.iorir s8’5 Now Inspect Stones Year for Tighten All Loose Stones Clean Diamond Ring in Ultra-Sonic Cleaning Machine GILMORE JEWELER 102 I. State ' phon. 945-5316 Betty Senders, Rt. 1, Hastings COLOR T.V. I£1 ilVt CHOOSE FROM MANY MODERN MODELS by RCA and CURTIS-MATHES Bea Karcher, 620 W. Clinton nVwCARPET* B.rwkk Largest Selections Your present CARPETS CLEANED The Duraclean Way >07 I. Woodland to be Found in Barry County 117 W. State St. in Downtown Hastings Pho.. Wl 5-2091 Mn. LeVern Cooley. 1324 Pearl St, Lake Odessa Official Action of the Hastings City Council 219 W. STATE ST. With the Profetiional Permette Dry Cleaning Machine T*l*typ® 31J-2U4028 Albert Pick Motor Motet 110 Rooms Noir Michigan Stat. Unlwrelty B pilnut.B from downtown Laming 1417 Wait Saginaw St. Tefiphone: 3371741 Teletype: 517-3720744 Deni* iCigun of 617 W. Madloon Street. They had registered at lhe Food Center and here they ditcuM their luck with Georxe Vanllouten (left) and Richard Thompson of the Food Center klalT. The content. *pon*ortd by The Banner and <2 Hanllngi merchant*, end* with thio week'* context.—Banner photo. Phono 945-5982 X Cleaning Bills--- BANK ■ COLOR CENTER LUMBER co. INSURANCE Save 75% on Your Dry HASTINGS CLEANERS MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Hotel Hastings 115 S. Jefferson BIN Wester, Middleville FULLER AGENCY, INC BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. State w, Vsns L. G. Ryan. 425 W. Apple • INSULATED BOOTS A PLEASURE! Eait Court at Michigan Hastings Floor Covering SNOW BOOTS utumn WHfkf SHOPPING is LEES Carpets and Rugs Expert fnrtellation Service — Free Ertimatea "These Are Nice Christmas Gifts" WITH ACCESSORIES FOR ALL Don Hughes, Rt. 3, Nashville Tile, Ceramics and Linoleum by Armstrong David Wallace, Hotel Hastings Road Service Corner E. Green and Michigan FOOD CENTER • Bcakat • Lubrication Phone Wl 5-2235 Come to the service station that cores about your needs ond the needs of your car. Stop here for quick, efficient and courteous service! PICKUP & DELIVERY For Every Room in Your Home! and Pick-Up and Delivery ■Vadiiag Atlas Tires & Batteries 301 W. State at Broadway WRECKER - ROAD SERVICE ^rLUIlnow®« Phone Wl 5-9461 for Road Service PARAKEETS - CANARIES Turtles — Chameleons — Goldfish STANDARD SERVICE LIGHT REPAIRS Handmade) Ken & Bob's Gulf Service Cecil Steward. Box 5. Naihville CHINA by Lennox & Syracuse CRYSTAL - $ E 85 3 SEVERAL STYLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE . . by Tiffin (j FostoraM ZE. L.-CARPENTER Hardware STERLING - 142 E. State St. by Gorham, Reed & o| Luello Kidder, 1 53 E. Walnut BARRY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE ~____ HaTIONAL 201 N. Broadway • ♦ General Auto Repairing S2av.w.r.«t .> / Time Io Clean Fall and Winter ClolhosI WHEELS ALIGNED Phone 945-3400 USED CARS [Dasti ng s HAVE U.S. Royal Tire Distributor * AAA Wrecker Service l Dyeing - Mothproofing BARRY CLEANERS JIM BARR TIRE SHOP 141 E. Woodland at Michigan Alterations Phono 945-9411 Mf.3. Mickle . i Charles Stadel.'R^. 3, Hastings . Irrnia K.IH.Igy, Rt, MENS SIZES $8.99 BOYS SIZES S7.99 LITTLE GENTS $6.99 Hwtlnpj Warm Pile Lined Complete Beverage Department THE SUPERfTTE ' ’ ■*» N. Michieen ■:' R. C. Hammond. 325 E. Stata Rd. ’■ Waterproof SNOW BOOTS Ann Pavlik. Rt. 3. Halting! Color T.V. OUR HASTINGS CUT RATE L SHOR STORE Stela, Neshvirte • • iiiuiin > -u mjii <n aii and Mrs Willia< H Rom- Naah ville. was prvmou-d to Arm specialist fourth class Nov 11 at Camp Radcliff. Vicyuun where in* new grade is equivalent to > corporal Spec. flow. a helicopter " *" ’ crew chief In Company A of the division * 227th Aviation But- te a 1964 graduate of Maple Valley High School. SETS BY MOTOROLA CENTRAL RADIO 228 N. Jefferson Murine Corpora! Douglas V. Benner, wn of Mr. und Mra. Voyle W. Benner oi 546 N. Han­ over Street, l* M-rving with the Second Field Artillery Group. Force Troop*. Fleet Marine Force Atlantic, Camp Lt-Jeune. N. C. Tile group la currently conduct­ ing a alinulaU'd combat field training und firing exercise at Fort Bragg. N C.. in order to increase the proficiency and overall rcadln-'-s of the group. The artillery group adds n decwve punch to the Marine InfalHry attack. Its aw-xmie ground-to-ground weapon*, the eight-inch hiwitzcr nnd the 1S5 millimeter gun. provide g.ntral artllleiy support and reinforc­ ing fire to units of the Manne Division Rom? NEW AND ZENITH BIRKE'S Airman Apprentice Grrrell W. King. U8N. *on of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie,T. King of Rl Hastings, has been participating m Naval combut operations as a crew­ member aboard the Seventh Fleet attack aircraft carrier USS Franklin D. Root>eve)t iFDRi. As n member of the FDR'.* hard working sliip's company he nctlvly supports the wui?lups uni­ ted effort to launch day and night uir strikes draignid to break the enemy * war machine. The ship has been engaged in combat operaUons in the O ill of Tonkin, oft N. Vietnam, tor vari­ ous extended periods since her entry into We.sfem Pacific wa­ ters. 1 ember 1965 and was stattoned at FT Benning. Ga. before irnving in Vietnam laif lune- He FOR THE BEST IN SEE Armed Forces -Neus Notes Wl 5-2983 BE SAFe'. . . For Every Banking Need Flrxl Solo Flight — Murine Re serve Second Lieutenant Jeffrey L. Ploria. son of Mr. and Mrs Garth E. Florla of R5 Hasting*, has flown his first solo flight in a T34 ••Mentor" trainer aircraft after approximately one month of Primary Flight Training with Training Squadron One at Saufley Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Pensacola. Fla. The •Mentor" Is the military's ver­ sion of the civilian Bcechcratt. "Bonanza." He will continue on to more advanced phases of his flight training for approximately 13 more months, before receiving ill* pilot's "Wings of Gold." - .nd T.V. Phono 945-9187 John Barnett. Rt. 1. Hostings Pnvnt - Jui-k S HnueyM-tt. 20. win of Mr and Mra Alruh W. Huneywtt. 2260 Makin Drive. Gull Lake. Rl Hickory Corner*, .,3 completed u L’H-l TroquoU heli­ copter repair ooux.M- al the Army Transportation School. Ft Euatw. Va , Nov 18. During the 13-week! course, hr wm trained in ths re- WHENEVER \ SOMETHING YOU pair ahd maintenance of the VALUE IS LOST, make use of Iroquois'. a tingle-engine. uugie the mrat likely tneatu of get­ rotor lump and uifgn iu.'>KQPl«r. ting it back. Dial Wl 4-3481 at Moat of the school'* instructors , once and say "Banner Olaul__________ are Vietnam ■ veteran*. I tied Adtaker. �•—Tn ■ASTTNtfc BANNER Steeby Explains Ventilation Guidelines «n land to keep buildings too Ledge, Eaton County. Careen । tightly ctooed. Condensation can Qty. Barry County, St. Louis, Portland, Ionia. Saranac, ~and only be overcome by moving more " '* — *’ al fresh air) through the buildlna. ThU air ptek* up the moisture Lakewood took seventh place I j For installations needing more behind Otnnd I^xlge. Belding than 3.000 cubic feet per minute Premont. Eaton County. 8t. I ventilation the agent suggest*। Lakewood Team Louis, Carson City respectively multiple fan* or a fan with dual volume Competes at Uardan i towing one cubic foot of fcreed vanlUatlon capacity per minute I for each 10 pound* of livratock I or poultry houaed U a good place Ionia Show ‘Winter months are when live­ Ridge ventilator* and rave stock farmers hare housing ven­ opening* for three or four-sided Seven boys and one girl reprecold build Ings are also an aid. i-ent-d the Lakewood Future illation problems . wu w iwlu — Panners of America In tike Ionia Art Steeby. Barry County Ex- ftrr nimarf necesaary to control arr^-k ah ,w teaalan Agricultural Agent -*y» moisture accumulation „ They were Tom Eckert. Brure most problem* are Individual Besides odor and feeling of one*. but aays there are »«no(dlunpnfM the wav lo uu Jackson. Dick Courser. Rich Sunlken, Ernie Poll and (lorguideline* that may help deter- whet tier adequate freah air is giMmln* ventilation needs. coming In I* lo look for condenn "0 Other participating groups Mlchlgn State University agri- ' Milon, the agent explained cultoflj engineers fifed that al-1 ' Steeby concluded: "Most farm- were fkaa P* *on. MO Dick Courser, 305 Rich S.to X». W Poll. 3M , tfam toLjU of , Q2< point* ,_ Lakewood* top scorer was Bruce Jackson, with Dick’Courler lnd CTarf, jBctaon UWnt 5 Area 4H’ers Barry Fann Earn Trip to Calendar... St. Louis Event I News I Especially DSC. 1—Art* 10 lal^»*Uo«»l Chrl near For The I® Farmers AT DAIRY SHOW William Kirkpatrick. Barry County’* 4H-Youth agent, ac­ companied lhe Michigan dairy judging learn to lhe dairy judging contest at the International Livestock Exposi lion and International Dairy Show being held in Chicago .through Dec. 3. On lhe dairy team are Lee Hunsberger and Dougla* Sprague of Ionia. Koger Wledmayer of Ann Ar­ bor and Joann Skinner of Unden. Judy Llnebaugh of Lyon*, a dairy student at MSV. is the team coach. /□A When Interest Rates Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? Times changa! When they do. will you ba left with a loan that carries a high interest rate? In the past, rates on existlog Land Bank loans If have been reduced sev1 ' aval times as lhe econ­ omy changed. That's worth remembering If you're look­ ing for a long-term farm loan. j n fjf M 1 Main Office 111 N. Depot St Hi. DOW*. MW — West will offer a wide varteCjr of thing* to see and do to the hundreds of tHers and adult leaders Who who will attend wthe 32nd 7.7.b« Cam. g«Y-------leader* will aue.,u ----­ PM. S—Barry 8«u ciMriei Dire«t»«* annual convention of the NanMUaf. 101 a. MJ«Mg*a ' llon6j junior Horticulture A*DEC Michigan will send 23 deleDEC,U»*-»H C.oneU Aanad Dlan«r. .gate* to the convention five from Gull Hukar Ina. ? »». thia local area. DEC. # - Dairy F.iu M*a«f»>«at They are Janet Strain, Caro­ ■wUn<. 10 *.€«■■»«» C«at«» DEC- S-iO-III C»jw«rV*Uaa lyn Miller, Jack Langford. Irene and Lorraine Anders. All are State drmonstrsUon winner* Barry One of 25 Ei Uni loo ofllca. I While educational tours are Of State’s Top an Important part of the con­ vention program, thsro are many Area Holsteins other highlight* of the four-day Milk Producers meeting. Including the Vesper -get--------------Milk production 1* Michigan's Set Butterfat acquainted breakfast on number one farm enterprise Dr. Karl Wright, Michigan Production Mark M°*DemoeistniUon Contest.^ he State University agricultural economist, report* eight coun­ ties produced 30 percent of all the milk Income In 1964 and 33 countie* accounted for 70 per­ cent of the milk production. I This analysis Is based on the • 1964 agricultural census fig­ ures, which Wright and m*ny other farm leaders say have changed materially In lhe last two years. However, lhe change probably ha* resulted in the dairy indus­ try being more heavily concen­ trated in these counties than the 1964 report sluiws Sanilac wo* fur ahead a* tl*e top dairy county with <15 5 mil­ lion Income Second. Huion county, which adjoins Sanilac to the north. with $9 1 millinn. nnd Lapeer to the southwest with $3.1 million. । Other counties in the top eight were Clinton with *<5 4 million; I Ingham, $6J million. Ionia, »G I million.'SL Clair. $5 8 million, and Washtenaw, $5,7 million. The other 17 top counties in order were Allegan. Kent. Tus­ cola. Hillsdale, Shiawassee. Isabe Ila. Ottawa. Livlngrton, Lena­ wee. Eaton. Montcalm. Jackson. Saginaw, Calhoun. Branch, Barry I and Macomb (Carlton Methodist WSCS Yule Dinner At Grange Hdll The Carlton Center Methodist WSCS annual Christmas carry­ in dinner will b« held at the Carlton Grange Hall on Thurs­ day. Dec. 8. at 11:30 o.m.. fol­ lowed by a business meeting ind an exchange of white elephant gift*. Bring table service und a , dish to pas* Husband* and | neighbors are Invited 1969 S. State Rd. — M-66 j The artichoke is the flower \ bud of a large, thlstlellkc herb, HASTINGS OFFICE the National Oeocmphlc my* If 301 So. Michigan the heads are left to develop Open Mon.. Wad,, frl. 8:30-5:00 fully, they produce a siiowy vlojlet bloom. Phone 945-9415 32nd. Annual National Judging. Milk and butterfat production Identification and Information level* estobllahed by Registered Contest and the Careers in Holstein cow* In this area have Horticulture luncheon sponsored. lieen r-porced by Holstein-Fries­ Interesting entertainment each ian Association of America. The finally the annual Individual lactations were tested ^kd recogtUUon banquet umter official supervision of f^3SXXS to *iou. great week Vicinity cows listed In the Hol- , will be staying stein report are: _ . . at the Sheraton-Jefferaon Hotel. Arm <>de*«a Ormibj Trlxla 5207450, a five-year-old. produced ■—" ‘ 21,130 pound* of milk and 707 pounds of butterfat In 385 day* Armodeaaa Larky Joan 5207447. fly Mrs. Gladys MiUer n five-year-old had 15.790 lb». of 4J1-VI31 milk and 684 lbs. of butterfat in 211 N. MM4I. 305 day* Armodesaa Gormsr El­ The debate squad of the Maple nora 45111187. a *even-year-old. Valiev High school 1* parjKipathad 17.370 lbs. of ndlk and 645 ing this year In the Upper Grand )ba of butterfat in 365 day*.*All Valley league and will be de­ ore owned by Theodore H. Arm­ bating teams from St. Johns, strong. Lake Odessa. Chesaning. Portland and Ionia Bn>dberk Acre* It A Dur be** * The senior das* play. "Butter 5910902, a three-year-old owned On the Bacon,” wa» presented by Carl A. Bivdbcck. Woodland, before large audiences both produced 16.020 lbs of milk and nights, and the cast did an ex­ 552 lb* of butterfat in 301 days ceptionally fine Job under the lloullng Annabel Burke Ideal direction of Mrs. Greta 4Plrster. *916711. a five-yrar-old. owned a The Union Thankigtvlng serv­ by C. Robert Gaskill. Dowling, ice was held Wednesday evening produced 18.370 lbs ot ntilk and in the EUB Church. * The Rev 618 lbs of butterfat in 365 day* Ear) Frost has been elected llalong Slrlteu Bonnie 46R5515 president of the Nashville Minis­ an ^ight-year-old, produced 24.­ terial association for 1966 - 67. ' 830 IM of milk and ora iu- of The treasurer is the Rev. Otenn butterfat in 365 days. Hulong Bingham and secretary la the Senaatlon B Bonnie 5766050. a Rev B James Varner. two-year-old. had 16.460 lbs of To raise money for a camera milk and 621 lb* of butterfat In and projector for the Maple Val305 day* Hulong Pontiac Kale ley High school the Vanity Club 5681151. a two-year-old. had 15.- Is arranging for a basketball 820 lbs. of milk and 601 lb*, of game on Feb. 27 between the butterfat in 365 days. All are Texas Cowgirl* and ahlghachool owned by Hubert Long. Wood- faculty team * The senior class land. i sold over $1300 worth of ChrHtThene new production figures mas card*. The profit* will go may be compared to the e.*U- into their treasury to help mated annual output of 7.880 finance their senior trip next lba of milk and 285 IM of butter- Spring fat by the average U. 8. dairy —- ----- •-----------cow, notes lhe National Holstein Waves driven by hurricane Association winds have enormous erosive I ,» ------------•_______ power. In five or six hours, a Mr and Mrs Fred Smith left »vrrr 'Ucln can completely wash this week for Brown's Trailer •*“> ,uUes of sand dune* 10 to Park. St Cloud. Ha . where they 20 fret hlgh and 100 feet wide al 1 wilt spend the winter. I the boar Nashville 12x15 Rumpus Room KITCHEN NOW! figure everything that comes standard with Polara. Ceiling Tile Paneling It's less expensive than You can visit our handy showroom and talk some cars to which you Floor Tile, Trim to one of our Home Improvement advisors. Hardware, Nails extras, at extra cost. Be You'll find out experience and “know how" Free Show-How Ad­ a leader in '67—drive will save you time, trouble and money. vice ... for as little have to add all the $7.50 per month. a new Polara. ’67 Charger Come in or call us this Here's the way to charge in to the week for estimates on remodeling Mom's kitchen. We can handle the complete job ... at a budget­ new year—with the full-sized fastback that's taking on all challengers. The '67 Charger with bucket wise price. seats, front and rear, and dis­ appearing headlights. Flip | WE LL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET TERMS! down the rear seats, and you have carpeted wagon room. Power? What a choice—from a standard 318-cubic-inch V8. straight up to the optional 440-Magnum or the 426_Hemi. So charge into '67 with a '67 Charger. * HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. State St. Hastings Ph. 945-2454 USID CAR CINTU, COR. MICHIGAN & COURT—PHONE Wl 5-3903 DODGE BOYS Beautify your interior with Pittsburgh fine Paints. You may choose from a wide variety of colors to fit any decor. Our line is complete, and we have a paint for any job. �Penney’s Has New Character, ‘Santa Mouse’ Twas the night before ng. not even a mouse. . . •’ No one la suggesting that the ten. but according to Penney's then was at least one mouse stirring and ha mads a big hit Ferguson Hospital, Grand R*P■nd underwent of Ionia were Sunday. Nov. 30,1 Personal Mention 1 Tfc* Ifcmfly of Mr. ond Dan Archer held open hot dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. . ....... Frank Manuel Rodriguez. * Shipfitter1 Arden McLaughlin house which Third Class Kenneth A Michaud, The William Klrkmtxicks had thay purchased. ★ AH BUI Hickey, who has been home with Hlckey. * Mr and-Mra. Donald Hummel spent the weekend at Odersa, has returned to Maypori, ln*- Helene Hortmoto fran HonoThe Lagton Auxiliary regular Evart deer hunting. * Saturday Fla. aa a crewmember of attack lulu Hawaii. Helene te chaperone meeting Nov. 7 voted to sponsor air-craft carrier Saratoga, after a for the 4-H Hawaiian delegation on eight-year old orphan. The aix-month deployment with the.to lhe National Club Oongrvaa In FOR YOUR CONVINIKNCI Wl ARI next meeting will be Monday, leave* for Guam. two daughters. U5. Sixth Fleet. The Saratoga Dec. 5, with a potluck dinner for was in the Mediterranean. PARTICIPATING IN THI HASTINGS tertalned at the Kirkpatrick home oral days with Mr. and Mra. of Kalamazoo were Tuesday viilenjoyed not only turkey but suklCITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Kenneth Birman of Dorr. * Mr. change, i Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mr and Mra. Dennis Allerdlng very delightful day. The Kirkpat­ Hickey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shade, a patient at Ferguson and Andy were Saturday, Nov. Curran and Susie of Grand Rap- Hospital, Grand Rapids. Sunday. 19. visitors of Mra. Ralph Weaver ricks took Helene to Chicago on Thursday evening. Nov. 30. * Mn. Mildred Shade and Jane of Hastings. * Mr. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Opea 5:00 a.m. - 10 pJB. and Dean Shade of Hastings and Mrs. Marvin Shade and visited Mn. Dean Shade at the family of rural Sunfield were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs talncd the McDonald family for route home they were evening Osteopathic Hospital. Grand Sunday, Nov. 20. visitors of Mrs. Allcrtllng dinner on Thanksgiving. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Rapids. She expects to undergo Mildred Shade and Linda and William Groff of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Shade. with a family dinner on Thanks- ! Nashville, are leaving for Braden- | WANT TO BUY? Try »ha Wont Column major surgery soon. Mr. tad Mn. Ronald Davis Frank O'Mara waa admitted to giving. i ton Fla on nee. I Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT Kroger 8t_ Nick hlnMelf and got to go along In hte high-flying sleigh all because he rtznembered to leave Banta a gift of cheese at Christmas. , The Uny Christmas character will be featured at Penney's on wearing apparel far children, on a Columbia 45 rptn recording and In a book. There will also be stuffed toy versions of the "mouse who remembered." Santa Mouse will appear In ills bright red fur-trimmed suit or hte red and white striped nightshirt on Infanta* and little gtrte' and boys' pajamas, play­ wear, robes, and oilier apparel. Bob Morrison, Columbia Rec­ ord's popular vocalist (“Iley Mr. Puppet Man" and “Wall"), has recorded lhe lilting "Santa Moose" song. The "Santa Mouse" book pub­ lished by Grosact & Dunlap ium been colorfully UhuUratcd and features an appealing festive theme. Teamed with the record and clothing, it makes for lota of fun at holiday time. «? LOW PRICES PLUS THE EXTRA BONUS OF TOP VALUE STAMPS Boneless Pride O Michigan Ham Roast Fresbi or Smoked PICNICS • 99« Boston Butt Pork ROAST or STEAK Peschke's Mealy Dogs pkz. ■ Lake Odessa lb Daily By Frances Johnston Pfc. Corldan O. Wise returned Nov. 13 to Oakland Army Termi­ nal after spending a 30-day leave at home. From there he expects lb DOUBLE BREASTED ROASTING BACON SALE Chickens"1 W7C Serve N Save Pfe. Corldon O. Wise U.S. 55866243 AJ’.O. San Francisco, Calif. 96367 Mrs. Hazel Fender and Kay of rural Portland spent Sunday. Nov. 20. with Mrs Orvin Calt. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramsey are now located m Florida for the Winter. * Mrs. Ben Smith and Mark of Wintergreen Lake near Augusta spent the Nov. 19th weekend at the Gaylord Klop­ fenstein home. * Mrs. Addie Hill and Mrs. Ruth Garlock of Car­ son City and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Gedris, Jr. of Grand Rap­ ids were Friday, Nov. 18. supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Mertpn Garlock and family. In the eve­ ning they all attended the Senior play as Bruce was In lhe cast. The Hobby Belles spent an en­ joyable evening with Viola Cun­ ningham. She helped them de­ sign and create festive holiday decorations. They ended their meeting nt Carole Reisers with coffee and refreshments. * Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lehman III re­ turned to their home near Omaha. Neb., after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Leh- ns Something to Crow about... Sliced Bacon HL pig 59c TENDERAY USDA CHOICE Kwick Kriip Sliced Bacon Ub pkg 69c Sliced Bacon »**♦ *13T TENDERAY USDA CHOICE ARM CUT Rib . "WO Swiss Chuck 3WI55 wniKK Steak b79c Steak 69< Steak 59' KROGER FREEZER SALE FLOUR PILLSBURY Kniir Frma Pm 1 Camti, Cke»ni Sfiuck. Ual Ma o son MU. O bUH 25ib bag If*!* Frma Cit Srm Bum, CriIKIrw*. BricuU Ipun, FirAwk Unai, Mini Vifitablu icui «i. KROGER GRADE A MEDRJW EGGS r—i 741WHITE 5,1 f BREAD Sii 1 Get 1 more for 1c BUY 4 for >1 COFFEE ut ■ _ KROGER Splaack, Brimll Citz, C*n root «i $«|29 VACJ»AC SPEC AL LABEL BUY 5 for *1 Friday, Nov. 18, six members of the Blue Star Mothers Chapter were tn Grand Rapids for their annual party on Veterans Day for the veterans at the Michigan Veterans Facility. Making the trip were Mrs. Bernard Herbert. Mrs. M y r v e 11 Stephens. Mrs. Lloyd Haskins. Mrs. William Warner,' Mra. John Moes and Mrs. Ralph Shaw. Morine Pvt. Robert L. Crock­ ford. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crockford of Woodland, has completed four weeks of indl- TENDERAY USDA CHOICE 6J/J-OZ. wl dozen »uba PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE >>* Get 1 more for 1c Pillsbury White .Swiw Choc. 1fc-lby Yellow,or Chocolate 1-lb 2W-ot Kroger Kroger Frozen -- WAFFLES Cake Mixes Ice Milk Krogo Halo Pillsbury Croamy Vanilla or French Fries 25 WITH TVUMl STAMPS COU»ON OH each pv'cMi* ol any AMERICAN CHARM COMPLETER UNIT I ■ (■idling Dinner K>*ite, $*l*d f<Mk. Dinner Fork. 3 2-rofl Kleenex Towels pkgi Delwy (500 2-ply) Spacial Labal 48° Bathroom Tissue Special Label 8fofli 89c (300 2-ply 9V4" X 8ft") 6V Micrin Tangelos Grapefruit Fresh Florida Oranges ORANGE JUICE Tangerines Fudge Frosting 2 RENT MONEY Special Label (75 2-ply) dm. 3 Ik can 69C Hair Spray Shortening Avondale 2 * gal 12Woz wl pit91 i: n pi. b.i pjc Kleenex Tissue 5 l>» 5 A». 5 *>< 3 bo* SUNKIST dozen YOUR CHOICE VALUABLE COUPON-SAVE 50. ' J Gallon ol AMIRICAN CHARM 59 Takes only a little while, often ss little as lo minute* to rent the money you need from Model. MAIHOiFHB CAHHED HAM ‘1.19 69c 59c Fruits & Peels 15 ; I a Country Club School expenses. repairs in the home or on the car. “Call me up at Model and tell me how much money you'd like to rent. . *113 Size 3oren Shelled Walnuli or Pecans 99/ doz. Red Cherries»> 99‘ STAINLESS TABLE WARE “With Pall coming up. so do a 72 SIZE Candied I I STAMPS . CANDIED FRUITS I TOMATOES | POTATOES and mils | Chriifmat Wroath a Holly Garlaed or si-orthd ArtifUalFtowth In Shall Mixed .. Nuts or Walnut! j done what you want to do. Hamburger or 2 r>. •t Patrick Cudahy Fryer Breasts e/riba I — Leas or Thlahs 1 Pf SCHKIS . LUNCH MEATS I f>ADF W PI 1 SOMMA VASILINl r■ T!«5l EE: MODEL FINANCE piusbury flour 140 W. Stota4». ■ ► Halting* Phone 945-3429 । I ITOUMB HOZIM FOODS | ; seawna sisv* BOLLS . JtedeeeelK»Mertk.-'. rik* N. Me. te UM IV.M Me. D■ । • । 'Slg&Srir < SeMwMi ^eelcles ** • ogwkni'^^l ' Eedeeie.slXrMenhnil^lJ* o«__C2rjM comi �evening the William Kiddcrs and Eaton County amoelatlon meeting the Ray ftnltha of Carlton Can­ tn Charlotte op Nov. 17. On Nov ter spent the reviling with Mra 28. LaVerne Kahler. Margaret Kidder'a brother. -Waller Saxton Cook. Barbara Smith and Vesta Personal Mention and family of tanning Friday. Birch attended the OES SciKiol of Nor. 25. the William Kldders at­ Instruction, at Middleville. tended the funeral at 2 pm. for Dinner guests Sunday of the The William Kidder* >f Carter Mra. Mantle Saxton at -the Arthur Cooks were ht* brother and L*kr. accompanied the R*v Rrdcrtner Evangelical Lutlwran wife, the Archie Cooks of Grand Bmltha on a huntlm. trip east 'Church al LanMng. Flags were Rapid. of LawiaUm They did nc< grt In al half-mast in Lansing a> Mra I The W. O Colemans entertained much hunting aa they were rail­ Saxton worked for the State for Mr and Mrs Albert Kuck and Mr and Mra. Ptarl Rogers of Char­ ed by the death of Mra M.ugV ! over 20 5 cars. BaxUxi of Iamstrig Slw- Kid been I Mr. and Mn Claude Haney [ lotte for dinner on Sunday. 111 never*! month. They arrived ' entertained Mr nnd Mra. ’Uy! Mr and Mra. Richard Fluke and home Turaday pm Wednesday I Clemen. Thuradav for a wild ’ family of Vicksburg spent a few night Mra. William Kidder ac- | game supper days at Thanlugiving time with ccmpanled Mr and Mra William । La Vcnie Kahler. OES worthy her parents, the Robert MacKidder. Jr. to Laruung to sec outran, and Phyllis Leonhardt, Arthurs, who. with Mra. MacAr lhe Saxton family Thursday i port funi-jr matron, attended the I thur's mother. Mra. Frank Helman. a-TWB n.srtNiis B*wro TOsnO.;, Onrrnber >. IH« have now left for Florida, where lessea leave this week for Braden - Friday. Mr. and Mra. Charles D. t ton. Fla. where their address will Fox entertained her parents, Mr. they will spend a few months. Gueata of the Howard Prosts be 818 Cortes Rd. W.. Box 30. and Mra. Arthur Struble, who iiad tor Thanksgiving family dinner Mr. and Mrs. Max Fisher of Gun returned from their deer-hunting were lhe Roy Carbon family. lake were Thanksgiving guest, of trip, for a belated Thanksgiving Mrs Haxel Doolittle. Donald his mother. Mra Carrie Fisher DoolltUew. Ron and Cheriy and The Donald Hansons of Cltelsca dinner. Mra latwrenoe Herrick. Mrs Ben were houseguest* of the William The Rudy Floras entertalntxl Mr Haaeimryer and Mr. and Mra. Dunlap, of Podunk Lake for 10 and Mra Hurley Marsh and his Dun Frost from Ann Arbor. the days while Don and Bill hunted father Robert Marsh of Muakegon. latter remaining for the week­ deer. They left for their home Mr* Flora’, sister, Miss Mary end Sunday. Mehr, who is also from Muskegon Guests for the Th mksghbig Guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles on Thanksgiving, and Sue waa weekend at lhe home of Mr and D Fox on Thanksgiving were Mr । home from the U. of M. Mra Guy; Fewleas were their and Mra. Charles E. Fox of Battle ji Mr. and Mra. Robert Reynolds daughter and family. Mr. and Creek. Mr. and Mra, Charles A. entertained Mr and Mrs Lester Mrs Ronald Braa, of Cedar Rap­ Fox anil two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. and Mra. Charles J , ids. Iowa, and Mr. and Mra. Vern Jonathan Fox and ■wnt, Stephen Fuller, and Mr and Mra. Kenneth j McMillan of Lansing Joined them Fox who was home from CMU stlri McCurdy and Karen from Wood­ for "Duuiksglvlng dinner. The Few- Jeun Kelsey of Ferris State. On land, on Thanksgiving. 103-105 whXs* DISCOUNT STORES ,reProOf • COLOGNE •AFTER SHAVE Christinas Gift Set 70 Rof. 25c . $3.50 49 REMINGTON-500 SELECTRONIC JUDY BABY DOLL ■ SHE DRINKS! 7 67 ■ SHE WETS! CORDLESS SHE SETS UP! COLOGNE DUETJE by Dana | WILLIAM'S GIFT SET! • AQUA VALVA AFTER SHAVE Make her Christmas bright and gay . . . With Dana's doubly Fragrant Cologne Ductte. 1 ox. each Ambush and Tabu. . 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Wo«hod Every Timo" BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS �Alfred Bedell Dies Monday; Rites Thursday me Andert ' Congreti t Public Forum' | lhay *• trial. Uu stir co»h 111 mndirdi of rU IMO The Hastings Banner! Suctum T»u— Futn 1 N S « Thursday,. Dec.mbur Thumb, December I, 1. 1966 4Mh National 4H Ln Chicago, by S4 Funeral services for Alfred D. Bedel), 83, retired R2 Lake Odes­ sa farmer, who died MondayNov. 38. at the Traverse City Hospital, are to be held at l:>0 pjn. this Thursday at the Pick­ ens Chapel In Lake Odessa. Mike Farley Writes About Vietnam Duty members includ- Is to officiate with burial In Woodland Memorial Park. Mr. Bedell had been In 111 health for a long time before hto death. - -— ... town­ ship on April 3. 1883. the son of Pierce and Elizabeth' (Headworthi Bedell. He had fanned In Mrs. Earl Prost of Rl Delton, has lhe Clarksville area before mov- been awarded the Purple Heart by Major General H. Hickerson, He Is survived by his wife. Jr . Commanding General of the Mary, and a daughter. Mrs. Loyd First Marine Division during (Flossie) Curtis of Lake Ode.ua. ceremonies at the battalion headquarters Ln Vietnam. The award was presented for wounds Lake-0 Man Fined received during action against Richard,K. EUlott, 22. Rl Lake the enemy, while serving with Odessa, pleaded guilty before lhe First Battalion. 26lh Marine Munclpal Judge L. E. Barnett lo Regiment, Fifth Marine Division a charge of having an uncased in Vietnam. gun In his car on Nov. 24 and was ordered to pay a 810 fine Sap descends as well as as­ and court casta. He was also cends In trees. Descending sap fined $10 on an overtime meter takes nutrition from the leaves charge. to the roots. M. Potter. Inc., regional whole­ sale dlstribuUjr for Motorola consumer products The victors discussed Motor­ ola's 21-lnch (overall diagonal tube measure; 226 square inches In picture viewing aria) rectan­ gular color television product consumer electronics products with 8. R. ’ Hcrkcs, vice presi­ dent—marketing. Consumer Pro­ ducts Division, Motorola. Inc. gram, which encourages the company's distributors to belter acquaint their deniers with the products they sell and eervice by Inspecting the production facili­ ties in operation.' The factory tour emphasized Motorola's stress on product quality, reliability and value. The stay In Chicago included an evening of entcrtalnnvmt fol­ lowing the visit to the Franklin Park factory. Thought For The Week If a few of us can world better, all of us can try to make ourselves better. Nashville. Mich. 17. Barry County Nov. 23 1966 delegate of Belle­ vue. The Congress that some of our aupcrvtosni program centeraround the the 834.000 buy on land only for theme, "Pursuit a county Jail, why? so they the ot Excellence.” supervisors will not be reelected? Prominent leaders from govern­ could be Or possibly a $25 000 ment. education and business home Is required for sheriff, or have been meeting with the dele­ thisc supervisors may think? gates starting Friday. Nov. 26, •hat the millage vote will carry providing a greater depth of April 3, If they plunge thousands challenge in setting high stand­ irvo vacant land, and hope to ards for a better tomorrow. get tax money for construction. Miss Anders, a track and broad Or possibly theic supervisors Jump ehampion, know* enough have not been lo Eaton County about growing strawberries, flow­ and talked to some businessmen ers. grapes, fruit and nut trees to there, lets go-look-see measure pul herself through college. Prof• our „, available site where Barry's its from a bumper berry crop to- old now sets also viu jail juu uvw acio and *» j the laled $500 one year. land on which sit Eaton's Jail. Pins and blue ribbons have Lew save, or we should have been frequent In Miss Anders'•saved thousands on this as us eight years of 4H work. A scion- tax payers all know a federal wood, or plant grafting demon- prison to none better than e stration. look first place at^the county prison and our medical medic*' state, fair; a potato mulching -facility * ----- can use ---------------------more rooms with ‘ demonstration placed second on money saved. the naUonal level; and a state­ R-npectfufly. winning plaque demonstration, A. L. Bennett went to the national level. Miss Anders to the daughter of Mr.'And Mrs. Reymond A. An­ ders. The people of Barry County ;thould feel real pleased with the recent action of the County Board of Supervisors. After what was generally Interpreted to be I Camp Fire Smoke I 8 Lakewood FFA Camp Fire Girl* Slogan is to Boys Attend site at the Nov. 8 election, the “give service." A special ChristInard promptly proceeded to buy the site anyway, thus denying to In lhe Hastings Council has been National Meet 1 tile people any further say in hope to make the FUNERAL HOME Ml. Wl 5-3252 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE CHECK OUR H0MF.& my first patrol today. We were hit twice. Thank Gid we didn't have any casualties Our macliint (hough Even though he was the enemy. IL was hard not to help him. 1 guess he finally gut band­ aged up and tent back to head.quarters- I doutt if I'll ever get me great I hope none of them cv>t get I'., but I feel someonft will, sooner or later. ■ "We move out tor 30 days In about two days. No doubt wlH . really catch hell. ' "How's Ort doing? I Imaging l they're really keeping him bu>jl How much longer before lie , makes it home? Soon. I hope. I "I imagine Meltoa has really gotten to be k pest by. now? Give Arley Todd of Carlton Township will be lhe open house In honor of their golden anniversary held Sunday afternoon, Nov. 27. in lhe First Baptist Church basement. There were 123 guests who helped lo commemorate lhe occasion and enjoy the fl re-tiered cake made by the Todds' daoghlee. Mrs. Norms DeGroote. R2 Hastings. Bernard Historical SSi "Say. how's the hunting?"! wish I could get my sights oO one. send a picture. ' « "Well. It to time T get read, for tomorrow. Give everyone my love and teU them all I mtoa them. i His address to: Michael A. Far* Icy. HN 1376530, 3rd Bat . Find Marines. M Company, c/o FP(J San Francisco, 96602 r Eight FFA boys, accompanied this partof lhe jail Issue. I would SS Socieh( ♦<> Meet by Mr. Stevens, their Ag. advisor, I like to pause right here and give left the Lokewoml High School I credit to tlie four Township can think and teason UUngs out I"hc Bernard Historical SoThe FXirt Custer State Home for the National Future Farm- Supervtoorx who voted against ers of America Convention in this proposal. Not having any lor themselves and perhaps re- clely will meet Monday. Dec 5. Thursday way of knowing their real mo- eent having something shoved Bt 8 at Delton High School. Bud kinds of items old and new that Knnsoa City. Mo. lives for voting against It as you might have to give. Any­ HaUunul Ch««rr A..^. do not think is right Just to ... thing Irons sewing and house­ Mttofy thoae who happen to be Htotnry of Radio Refresh ­ - they tried to act as they thought hold items to Boy Scout uniforms. representllives started for horn* Physical therapy needs crutches, VanBuren. Gary Troyer, and the majority of lhe taxpayers In lhe po&lUon to be able to do rnenta will be served Public to around noon. That night, they the shoving. ! invited. canes, walkers and crutch Ups. Allen Black sutMUtulclng for stayed In Bloomington. Ill. Leon Meyers . ______________________________ If you know of a Blue Bird or Dudly Washbarn. IU Middleville. Michigan _______________________________ Camp Fire girt and havo some­ The group arrived In St. Louis not «easily solved. They thing w to uv be vvu<v,vu collected ineanc please cml coll nbout ——- uuax, ■— --------- — ■ then nusl w. Ask the iu.p,j., taxpays nao supper, ana menI nvore, j •*<*»*!must | her. Or you may take things to visited the Gateway To The jral«* the money to build the jail. Little Damage IX O Pancoke Supper • Mrs. Ronald Benner at 1107 N. West. ‘Therefore. If enough of us are Hanover 'Street. Monday was a full day. They' determined enough, It will, once In House Fire Leaders and public are to take were up at 7:30. breakfasted, and more fall. Hastings Tremen were called Fresh Sausage or Egg* things collected to tike Dick were ready to head far the Ral­ I haven't any quarrel with the Shuster Building on Saturday. ston Purina Company Farms far l«sue of needing a Jail in Barry Dec. 17 tn the morning. A truck a full day of lours About 8 pm. County. My contention Is ths I It will take all Items to the Fort they left for Kansas City, arriv­ should be built on the Court­ Custer Stale Home. ing at the Holiday Inn about house square, thus eliminating which apparently started at the' midnight. foot of the basement stairway | Serving from 5:30 to 8:30 P.M. Mrs. Arloa Trainor. Mrs. Eva Tuesday Mr. Stevens register­ payers of buying the site, and Fir. ns confined to articles Edger nnd’Otha Fisher were ed the chapter. After lunch the all the incidentals which would Thanksgiving guests of the Ken­ FFA boys were taken on a tour■ co along with Uw new site. There at the Elks Temple in Hastings house was damaged by smoke. neth Tinkers. of Swift's Meat Packing Plant. lutve been various reasons given The two-siory building is own­ Following supper, tile boys at- for not putting the Jail back on ed by Robert Pratt. gram Committee of the Camp wirii Friday — December 2 PROPERTY LISTINGS °F THE WEEk right people wanted it there, lhe Central Auditorium. e * Mjw Fraser Ironside waa lhe Wednesday, everyone was up at these reasons would evspqtate — w^. M would toe I gout of the Milton Bennerto of Un*. Thu* all the public can do 1 Roche-s'.er. Mich, during Uw week to keep on voting It down' If Of Thanksgiving. the American Farmer iCeremony. Supper followed this and then came the National Public Speak­ ing Contest. Friday they left Bloomington and arrived home around 10 p.m. Miss Pat Anderson Has Plastic Surgery A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A RIAL NICE VACANT LOT, lake front on Hammond* Heights Addition. Algonquin Lake, for $1,700.00 A GOOD, LARGE HOME on West State Street, west, about Vt mile ha* three bedrooms and large hall and closet upstairs, downstair* It ha* one bodroom, living room, family room, kitchen and bath. screens, has nice laundry room and built-in desk, for .. --$9,500.00 HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE. with two bedrooms upstair* and one bedroom down, living room dining room, kitchen and bath, basement ha* od space heater 250 gal. tank, all floor coverings for ' $4,000.00 A NICE BUILDING LOT in Grant* Second Addition. Fir»t W«rd. for ..$1,000.00 GENERAL STORE AT BANFIELD, has oil and gat Mation and general store stock, would consider trade A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, has living room, two bedrooms kitchen and full bath, attached garage, aluminum siding, drapes and floor covering*, go with it for $10,500.00 A NEW HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, a bungalow, wllh living room, three nice bedrooms dinette and kitchen and full bath, full basement, home ha* electric heating system, 24 x 24 ft. garage, storm window* and screens, aluminum tiding and brick, for ---------.$16,500.00 A BRAND NEW HOME JUST SOUTH OB CITY LIMITS. HASTINGS, ha* large living room, kitchen with drnng space, four nice bedroom*, two full bath*, car port, on lot 100 feet on road and 150 feet deep, a swell bungalow priced low for quick sale. If interested in a roomy house, let u* show you thi* one. Patricia Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mm Hugo Anderson, returned home Saturday follow­ ing a week's stay in Bronson Hospital in Kahipiazoo where the underwent plastic surgery on automobile accident Nor. 18. She returned to her claaaes st WMU Monday. Mrs. Gertrude Craig and Mrs Mildred Downs were guests of their Sliter and husband, Mr and Mrs. Hamid Lincoln. In Jackson for the Thanksgiving holiday. Whr Flghl Spring Weather! You can broadcast fertilizer for many crops this fall. 75c Adult* $1.25 THESE FOLKS PLAY SANTA THE EASY WAY WITH AN H.C.B CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK! "I can always tell which folks under the tree. They're the smart ones . . . those who IN THE SECOND WARD, a nice home In A-l condition, thrw badrooms and new bath upstair* and down a living room, dining room, kitchen and half bath, batement with gas healing system, is insisted and has storm windows'and screens and garage. Want to trade fer a smaller home. TERMS—Pay neat June. ANOTHER BRAND NEW BUNGALOW, in • ft ts, ha* living room, three bedrooms, kitchen and dinette, full basement, g^s heat, a nlcsWwwfcW ra|a> a beautiful home for ....$16,100.00 SPREADERS — Readily available now. A REAL NICE PLACE IN IRVING TOWNEHIF with two bedroom* upstair* and down it has living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, heated with bottle gas and space heater, four-acre lot for ...........$5,250.00' $$$ SAVINGS—Take od- <N THE SECOND WARD, in A-1 condition with throw bedroom* upstair* and one bedroom down two living rooms, dining room, new kitchen, full bath, full basement with oil furnace, den on the flr*t floor, two Car garage, cement driveway, full lot for______ _________________ $9.000 00 Children mas by the number of packages TWO APARTMENT HOUSE IN SECOND WARD, each apartment has living room, kitchen and bath and two bedrooms, heated with gas, and there i» a two stall garage, for$7,000.00 A REAL GOOD,-YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, hat living room, three nice bedroom* dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good (veil, lot Is 50 ft. wide run* from water'* edge to highway, ha* permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing , (wut h«atar «rvt ulaetric this nl>Ca Km onlv haan ru.ll, ■ »..» .11 4.. aiu ... .. Members and Guests have planned ahead for Christ­ TWO EXCELLENT LOTS In the Bauer Addition right on Michigan Avenue, paved street with utility services in for------------------------------ --------- - ----------------------- -------------------------------------$1,600.00 ea. opened a Christmas Club Ac­ count at HCB . . . and have Christmas all paid for. Why don't you do the same? For as little as INSELING If you a week, you can be bill-fret next year. Why TOST COMPLETE SOIL SERVICE A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has Iwo bedrooms snd full bath and downstairs it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast nook, has glassed-in back porch full basement with forced hot air gas heat, wall to wall carpeting in living and dining rooms is newly painted outside and decorated Inside, two Hall garage, and I* fully insulated, for $11,000.00 JOIN TODAY! COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS FOOD HASTINGS SALESMAN KER 145 W. State I celved from Michael A. Farley by the Fogel family op th* Fighter Rood Tlie letter wm written Ln Vietnam on Nov. 19: Dear Folks: I tLivo GIRRBACH W. Green at Brood way [ Delegate to Hastings, Mid*. Carl Niethamer HOME PHONE Wl 5-3004 SMITH BROS ELEVATORS Woodland Lake Odessa Hustings City Ihiiik MEMBER: Federal Depo.it In Corporation Frimdly^ Neighborly Service for 80 CotUinuotu Yourt �Hastings Opens League Campaign at Alma Ionia Invades Lakewood, Comet ‘5* at Charlotte 80XOIU Face Veteran Roundup OAMBa FBIDAY MIGHT The West Central Conference boskettv'l race **h» -’ d »n| tings High. Saxons, traveling lo Ionia to Lake- Hasting! - Alma Junior At Mid-Villa Bud Taylor to inviting all bowl - Youth Opportunity Center Open Houte Monday Thru Friday Ckulatu IFeei Central Tilt Roll Saturday Day Dec. 5 at Grand Rapids PrepBaskethall Miiuher Quintet in Charlotte and Noted Bowlerg Gordy Johncock curKy Cantntoaton's Youth Op­ portunity Center al 2151 Divi­ sion Avenue. South, will complete OUvbL GAMES TVBBDAT MIGHT r* TrUalag st Low.il M Mld<tovU>«. ' rBEP CAOB BBBULTB GOHDY JOHNCOCK the center to announcing an portunity to Invite area employ­ Hunterg Harvest 164 Turkeys es to non-loop foe*. Hastings clinic a'«o roll a match against local All-Stars. Scheduled to be at Use Middle­ ville lanes are Buzz Fazio, who now lives In Barry County on the ■Kingsbury road; Vic Iwlew, car­ drying a 214 average; Lou Gard, carrying 209: Oene Chapman, with 107; George Howard. 208. and Charlie Haas who has a 19fl. Fazio. Howard and Iwlew arc •'graduatea" of the Detroit Strohs. There to no admission charge for the demonstration or match. 3 Middleville Gridders Earn Letters at Ferris Jamie Rohrbacher. Gan War­ ner and Dan Norman, who played on Middleville's undefeat­ ed 1965 football team, were U>< X -KH-UW tMball Vanity awards at rema State College. Coach Bam Ketchman an­ nounced that 19 of the awards went to freshmen, pointing up the fact that the IBM team wax one of the youngest ever fielded by Ferris Three seniors lettered, includ­ ing Captain Mike Warren. Pitta­ ford. who earned hto fourth grid letter. thank them for their coopera­ With Permits nut; to not a nut but a legume. tion. | Michigan's second wild turkey A special Invitation to extend- season In modem times ended j Nov. 10 with a modes; kill of | IM birds In three special shooCEXPERT TIRE SERVICE Laming Gabriels, 89-54. , _ , . The Saxons travel to Alma to HjlStlllPS 111?!! meet a Panther squad reportedly,1 laOl,,lga lacking in height but which will rx w bui h-ndu™ w Hastings High s Drops Inaugural Gordon Johncock. auto racing With BOO permit holders eligible driver, from Hastings on Monday. for action but less tluui that actually afield, tho rcorecard on Coach Dave Peters believes hLs Panthers have speed and enough bench strength to run. He tost Sinking only one basket in 17 only Don Curtis, center and top rebounder of the club, from hto attempts In the first period and only 18 out of 71 In the entire game, the Hastings High Saxons in pre-season practices, howrer, only a couple of the. vet- lost their 1966-67 opener to an ran starters have been used aggressive Marshall High quin­ tet. 66-53, at Marshall last Fri­ guard and forward will be shift­ day. There was a bright spot In an ed to center. „ otherwise dismal Inaugural for Jim Shlmunek Is another Coach Bob VanderVeen's new starter who to back at a forward Blue A: Gold edition. starting positions Co - Captain Dave Williams Contest, 66-53 xerry e-sr. vetwreu ni,H School. Unlvcraily of Michigan and Detroit Lions football hero pc Wednesday, Dre. 7. Sharon Wilder, Grand, Rapids City Women's Golf champ and Instructor at Wort Catholic High cnooi on Thursday. Dre. 8 Julius Knowlton of Delton and a Delton High graduate, to coDick McKay. WLAV - WZZM . UI— ar. -Vtr afar Ka nra...... eaptaln of the Alma College 1966-67 basketball team but Tuesday. In last'year's opening league lhe Saxam In the non-confer* Nov. H. underwent surgery for a double hernia at Battle Creek Tuesday. Dec fl. from 7 to 9 pin. game at Hastings, the Panthers lakeview Hospital. He Is expected to be oat of Milon fee at Other well-known people are nipped the Saxons, 71-68. after Marshal! outplayed Hastings , least the first half of the season although hr was able to return being Invited and arc expected to the Blue * Gold had whipped a throughout the contest wi t h l0 na»y. jerry . to college OO Sunday. Jerry IX Is nup.ng hoping ut he wvu won't* U..C have „ to mtos Alma's be on hand. good Manhall team. 80-75. In Glen Gray leading the way with lrl_ to smau college Invitational basketball tournament at Tlsc Youth Opportunity Center that game Dean poured In 23 U pelnu. John Schn.M.r i»nk Dk C.UI. , points and Shlmunek 13. It was 12 points and Bart Cook and Joe ---------------------------------- ■— is the Local Office In a chain of 157 Federal-State Youth Cen­ a difl er ent story tn February. Waslelewski each had 11. | ter established throughout the Despite their alow start. lhe !■ Nation to serve the employment tor the return gome Hastings Saxons battled gamely and with , needs and problems of the burg­ scored a 67-45 victory over the three minutes left in the third | eoning age IS through 21 youth period they were down only | group. eight points, 39-31, but slipped Somewhere we got the idea that the pollution of lakes and as the stanza ended and trailed streams was the result of dumping of untrained industrial, tween youth and employers. They by 15 going Into the finale They couldn't make any head­ human and other wastes into the water.- We liave always feature fob placement, appren­ ticeship and special testing, and thought polluting any b<xly of waler was wrong. v EtasUnA has lost Steve Schon- way in the fourth canto. The summary: spotlight employment guidance Itteayef who pumped in 44 However, it just depends on where and when, according and counseling. Tliey are recruit­ HA8TIMQ Wllllxm.. to the following letter received by The Banner from Donald M. ing headquarters for job corps. BsbimSm Pierce, chief of the wastewater section, division of engineering, Center Jim King scored 14 and 15 points last season against HoU. 20 Michigan Department of Health. The letter is in reply to one Alma, while Dave Williams gar- T*n»*. h sent to Health Director Albert ----------2------------------------------ --------- programs. There Is no charge for BSrtak. 32 E. Heustls. M.D.. in which Has- j day out throughout the year, This week Coach Bob Vandertings' procedure tn adding chlor"In other cases. Ute use of Veen worked wlUi the Saxons Ine to purify the effluent from the water to be protected TOTALS 71 II attempting lo iron out offense the sewage disposal plant was I might be the fisherman or taste treats in game cookery In­ followed only about five months twlspner or water akier. In clude venison steaks, tender­ Shooting was far Irotn good and these, cases there would be no sweet heart o'deer, rabbit stew, Marshall outrebounded lhe Baxsubstantial reason to disinfect Chief Pierce's letter follows: .the effluent from the treat­ friend nedVer ann muskrat meat ■ Doc Heustto has asked' me' ment works at such times of loaf. And we're looking for aome Bob Ironside and Dav to reply to your letter of No­ hams will probably start _ the year that these uses of the fresh muskrat. vember 15. 1966. In which you guard positions nt Alma with water were not being made. discuss tho program for dis­ King at center and Jim Williams This to usually the case at infection of the treated mu­ and Al Hengesbach. a sophoHastings. The effluent Is dis­ nicipal wastewater at Hastings. infected there during the peri­ "We require communities to od of the year when there Is TOTALS 85 39 d 1 s 1 n f e c t-the effluent from human contact with the waler Car is Strioped In the stream. JTBwmaa^JBtebblns parked hto IIASTl’iOS prior to discharge to lhe public "It should be recognized tiiat VUImLJP the driveway of the walers for the protection of the singular purpose for chlori­ certain specific uses of the re­ OOleteli: nating the effluent from the Tbomu F. Stebbins. 538 W. : ceiving stream. For instance. Qnip, Saturday night. When he In the situation where water to destroy bacterial organisms wfMput about noon Sunday, he7 Bob A pita, junior fullback supply is taken from the sur­ for the protection of public fodud the vehicle stripped of six, from Hawaii, was Michigan face water downstream from health. This has very UUIe. if battery naps, radiator cap, dip | state's leading scorer in football the discharge of a wastewater any. influence on the organic atlek, air cleaner nnd distributor In I960 with 54 pointe, despite treatment works, this to a con­ stabilisation of the wastes ac­ wires and. the radiator and gas1 the fact that he missed three tinual operation and of course complished by other sewage tank drained . games with an injured knee must be protected day in and treatment processes which are. in fact, operated on an equal basis throughout the year. “I hope this has clarified the questions which you ap­ parently have had. however, should further questions arise, please let me know." Armchair Athlete rcoos use uui. Allegan County, 66 birds; C*“nl’F °» Nswaygo, Oreana and Moren b,nl* Bnd lU“’er Island, 12. was open Co 400 permit-carrying sportsmen. Bcaixi Island's hunt- •‘“BOWL Tire___ , S. ROYAL Dittributor rtt Buys on & Used Tires Mounted FREE! Woodl.nd it neld ,e„ than ftujf of jta permit holders . _ . hunted. For the Allegan County area, where the first modem turkey season was held In 1965. hunter take fell 16 birds short of the year-ago figure. FOR FUN AND HEALTH It's Amtrica's FREE PARKING Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS >8 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4 SEASON USE Mow, sow,' tow, till, plow, haul, toed, fertllixa, remove snow — you nama the job and Wheel Horsa has tha attaching tool you’ll need. Bee the complete line of Wheel Horab tractors and quickattachingtoote now on display. CARPENTER HARDWARE TWl't. Sidfe Street, Hoitingi Phone Wl 5-2983 Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan Buy Now For Your Friends and Make Sure You Have One In Your Home! We wonder how people living below the treatment plant feel? Outdoor Trail—Guy Taylor of Sunfield shot a dandy eight­ point buck in Rutland the sec­ ond day of the season, and when he dressed him out he found a 1 massive wound caused by an ar­ row —7*4 Inches of which re-1 rnalned in the hind quarter. A large area was already gangre- j nous and Guy tossed that quar- buckshot pellets In the deer's! right side and a full, load of bird | shot in the other. ... The Bill Dipps of Preeport had | about as successful an opening as we've ever heard about. Mrs ’ Dipp < Maxinei downed an eight- ■ pointer In the middle of their i woods on the Fighter Road about; 7:35 the opening morning Bill. Jr., got a six-pointer about 4:55 I pm. on the south aide of the I same woods, and hto Dad downed i an eight-pointer about 5:50 on lhe northwest comer. One thing ! about it, they all enjoy venison, and Mrs. Dipp want* a deerskin I Theodore Bird of Rl Middle-' ville got a four-point buck in What’d you expect us to put our Overhead Cam Six in? An ordinary car? Our revdullonary 185>hp OHC 6 Is so revolution­ ary we had to do something special with it. So we made it standard in ell Tempestsand LeMans. You see, it was Inspired by those famous over­ head cam engines In expensive European sports cars. With n few Pontiac refinements, of course. And with a power reserve for expressway passing you'd normally expect from a V-8. ' even offer • 216-hp version that makes a y lot of big V-8s seem awfully extravagant. Which is why wo &ay, with a six like this who needs an eight? Incidentally, a four-way hazard warning flasher, backup lights, and GM's energy absorbing steer­ ing column are some of the safety features also standard in Tempests and Le Mans. How can you resist seeing your Pontiac dealer today? REAHM MOTOR SALES. INC. 107 N.'MICHIGAN . HASTINGS urday afternoon. Noe, 19. He dressed out at 120 pound* Glenn Taggart of Free port got a. 140 pound, nine-point buck ; Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock j behind Ted Bird's place. Michigan sportsmen who plan ' to hunt in Ontario next year are i advtoed to hold onto their 1966 hunting licenses or buy new ones In Michigan before they head for the Canadian province Under a charge effective March 1. On­ tario residents and non-residents will have to show proof ot prior hunting experience or they will be required to take and pass an' examination before hunting there. 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Mich. 49058 I Please send me. poslpaid........... copies of *1966," lhe United Press j I International- Random House news annua) at J3.50 per copy ■ which Is S2.46 less than the Identical bookstore edition. | I I Name..:..................................................................... | I Street.........................................................................| I City.................................... State..........Zip........ I P.O. Box 88 Halting!, Michigan 49058' Listen to WBCH Daily 1220 ON YOUR DIAL �HASTINGS BOWLING TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Good score* Nov. tt: N. Klmmey 197-532. F, Hybarger 191-467. J Terpenin t 159-384. B Rogers 158-301, M. Eckhoff 157-30. I Perry 147-384. K. Bristol 147-367. P. Ossenhelmer 144-386. B. Hynes 139­ 386. M. Baker 139-321. P Klahn 137-373. M. Williams 136-337. M. Taylor 134-374 and W. - Hynes NITEHAWK LEAGUE In the Nitehawk league last week Art Gallup railed 200-575. Junior Varsity Wins Opener At Marshall Rings of Age denberg 500. Dale Cappon 221­ 554. Dan Clinton 511. Jack Smith George Magoon 515. Sam Stout 212-511. Rosa Makley 504. Jerry 184-539 and L. Arnold 207-525. Mlles 516. Bob Clinton 549. Ken Keeler 507. Gary Burdick and MONDAY MIXERS George Straub 509s, Al Carr 504. Tom Johnston 518 and Howard Thaler 197-516, Emma Magoon 187-515, Betty Sheler IM-611, Joy Ward 160-437. shlrtay VanRECREAT1ON LEAGUE NO. 2 .denberg 191-496, Bernadlne BckPaul Cassel fired 204-576 In j Recreation 2 last week. Pot OU- ”"7 ^5LMar’ more rolled 191-553. Bob «r*t-1rttl L*Von“ ^oodmantfngham 173-503. Howard Peters «* 173-506. George Cowrell 180- Alm* Co**lle 183 - 496, Doria 500. Doug Vogt 187-507. Al Taylor' ’S!*4??' 2*“? 183-517. D. Geiger 179-520 and I”’4’®' MtcJ"lt1or irvt Eiq 168 - 444. Evelvn Evelyn David 189 - 449. Jack Sheler 186-526. Elinora Beckwith 190-480. Wilma Daniels 178-471. Ruth Kruger SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES 161-465 and Mag Keegatta 170­ High scores: Ray Lundquist 479. 214-595. Loary Arnold 194-573. Bemadlne Eckert picked up Louise Silsbee 204-556. Ron Pel- the 7-8-10 split. low 201-530. Allan Hlnilchsen 205-527, Bud Gross 191-522. Wes-1 MONDAY BOWLERETTES ley Friend 194 - 507, Bernard' _ ^v^Xeu*.^^. Si; The Hastings High Junior Varsity basketball team launched I HABT1HOB Robb*. 32 Hoke. 34 VnDnbar*. B TOTALS MARSHALL Currl*. 41 uiigtr. is TOTALS HASTINGS MARSHALL Are you OaifUli: Out* Park*. CUsu-acet*. id K*ry FlUgarsM, BaAU* Cr**k. playing Michigaa School Saturday night. Dec. 3. Many fans refer to lhe DlploHarlem Globetrotters. played In eight eoanlrle* last The Diplomats boost of two outstanding comedian* Goose. Jr., is already lhe most popular basketball player in Canada The "musing Goose. Jr.. Is said to be Hie best young ball handler to -ome along In a decade. The other featured comedian. Dick Harvev. the talented Toron­ to gent. Is known for his baseball as well as his basketball show­ manship. He worked with the Kansas City Monarchs and the Birmingham Black Damns teams responsible for Jackie Robinson and While Mays respective!,. This game Is sponsored by lhe Saxon Athletic..Booster* The opposition-will be Faculty All-Stars. Tickets are available at Gard­ ner Pharmacv. Harm A Betty's ’lorisl. Jacob's Pharmacy. The Superette and High Scfioo! Gen­ eral office. Belfield Earns Football Letter Fatal Heart At ‘1C College Middleville at Delton Friday For Inaugural & SMORGASBORD A good size crowd Is expected to see - Canada's Harlem Dlplo- Hunter Suffers Attack Thursday MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 Donna Travis led the lassies ’ this week with 192-528. Shirley VanDenburg posted 191-507. Emm» Magoon 182-518. Irene Heath Brown 167-467. Irene Carpenter 38. Williams Insurance 35. Waiiam. Thursday by Purse! Pepper J-—— 7S-47-S and Faye AUen 177-472. ' jjorij** H Color Center — 32. «•-• V&J 167-492. Barb Klersey 163-473, 175-474 of Wyoming. Standings: Miller's Durailean •Mobil and Barn Market30.Signs. I Jane Frcdenburg 172-477, Fem Blue Ribbon and Lydy Trucking Mr. Curtis had been hunting .27,- Rum* RefrigrratUm and Gil­ more's Gems 26, Motoralres and Hastings Milling 25'-, Action I lex about 8:30. 21. Cuyler Trucking 19. Arcade Mr. Curtis apparently suffered and Beeline Fashions 16 — and J i Middleville High will travel to a heart attack, according to Rockhill St Banghart 12. Deputy Kenneth Granata who । Delton this Friday when both investigated St. Ambrose Church teams launch their 1966-87 sea-1 An autopoy was performed Delton Friday morning at the Beeler Maple Valley, which opened, Funeral Home at Middleville. Soturdoy, December 3 Die season Tuesday against in________ vadlng Lakewood. la to travel to! HOW TO THAT Bellevue Friday night while Gull KIDNEY DANCER SIGNALS 5 to 8 P.M. Michigan'* deer season in Re- j glon 11 and HI. including Barry cm , after traveling to Spring­ I County, closes Sunday. , field Tuesday. Adults $1.50 Children 75c Conservation Officer Gene Saturday night Delton In­ Brown reported that Barry had vades Bangor tor a KVA cona "tremendous" opening, but that success dropped sharply after the opening day. Weather didn't- Veteran Coach Roy Healy has three lettermen back from last help. Game rtolauon. include: 1 Coftb>- « Game violations Include: Carl O. White. 18. Ionia, and 6'°Carl Harnden, Carl P. Vandenbroeck. 22. Free- . port, were arrested by Officer , Coach Bruce Carman has fair Gene Brown for having slugs In l^e-'mcn aa a !or,*’Js iheir possession in lhe night on DeHon squad. They Include Just a reminder Nov. 12 in a game area. Yankee Poyer. 6-0; Bob Nusbaum. Springs Justice of the Peace «-3- Tiih Knowlton. 6-0. and William Hummell fined them 150 Keith Champion. 6-3. Don Lock­ tier 5-11. 5-11 nnd anti Jack Jack Rickert. RJrkrrt 6-8. B-0 plus court cost* iner. Donald A Bachman. 21. Kala-1 rnasoo: Harold L Wykstra, 18. «° de** 11X1 Martin; Ralph E. Baball, 45.; .F.rid ’ nlf,h‘' ,2’M' Shelbyville; Harold D. Davis. 41. 7 rn*rln« u a ShelbyvUle; Arils ... ., aneioyvuie; Arm E. a. Fleshman. nnmneii,i; *’. ,,, 48. Kalamazoo; Charles W. CoSEnter. Oa° Michaels nine. 19. Cedar Creek. George R Pumped In 22 polnta lo pare■ thef «. .. __ .. winners av. i winners Taw* Lee Pnnkrat* Pankratz led led W WayCanfield. 20. ... R4 Battle n Creek; Edison L. Hankes. 22. Dowling; Und with 12 points. Each team hit on 38 percent Ben Bowman. 25. Way land ; Clinton D Scnoals, 45. Dowling, of its shots—Outgo making 29 [ Floyd I Schoals. 66. Battle Creek. out of 76 and Wayland 17 out of ■ ill pleaded guilty to having a Plainwell whipped Vicksburg, j 'oaded gun in their cars. Al! paid ! S5 and *6.70 court costs except Friday. 68-51. sinking 31 out of I I Clinton Schoals who is serving a 64 In the Wolverine Conference i । 10-day Jail sentence In lieu of | paying the fine. James A Steeby. win with 20 polnta. ; 17. Gun Lake, pleaded guilty to _ hunting from a raised platform I The 1966 Michigan Slate-Notre । and paid a fine of *25 plus 16 70 Dame game is believed to have I raurt costa. Max E. Hutchinson, had the biggest press coverage of 21. Milan, paid *27.30 for hav- any college football game ever. I ing slugs In his possession with- | played. A total ot 745 persons out a deer license. ।। -----were‘ checked Into the “ Spartan ----- ------ 1 | Stadium press box and another j 150 sat In the stands Michigan Ends PASSPORT 360—A Call Wl 5-3481 Season With 46 COLEMAN Athletic Booileri Sponsor Basketball Attraction in Gym Hastings moved out to a 19-12 first period lead and held a 33-22 bulge at the half. Marshal) shaved four points off the mar­ gin in the second and third periods. Dave Coleman and Gary Robbe led the young Saxons' attack, Dave wafting In 19 points and Gary 18. Oary hit four without a miss In lhe first period and added another In the second quarter. He sank nine out of 12 attempts during the game. The summary: r£’S£pwTx‘ - insurance docsn I cower today's full replace- Canadian Cagers To Play All-Stars Here Saturday Marshal) by defeating the young TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE On Tuesday. Nov. 22. Roy Hewitt set the pace with 197-529. Bob Tossava rolled 180-520. Bob Reynolds 188-492. Roger Ding­ man 188-483 and Linda Dingman W^Dick96 jTsiita ’“-525. June McKelvey 177-499. 151-409. Good game*: Ed Backe hod 203, Elmer Jarvle 192. Don Gra­ ham 191. Mike Miller 186. Bruce Brumm 184. Lou Richter 171, n?’Iin"' Tfd Sm ,b l55, Bi I Velma Slocum 172-491, Shirley Verdie Sinclair 160 and Nancy Burns 178. । Raymond iM. 434 Madellenee Jenkins 142. HASTINGS MFC I FAGVF I 164-457. Joyce Skedgell HASTINGS MIG. LEAGUE l89.484i Joan Marlln 160 - 424. E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Walt Beck won the Hastings Gayle Durkee 151-399. Laura LyCarl Baker rolled 219-579 Fri­ Mfg. handicap singles event Nov. dy 166-424, Shirley LaDera 156­ h.ndir.n day to take series honors 'n the 22 with 540 actual and 636 with 401. Marion Riedl 165-463, Pat E. W Bliss loop. Maurice his handicap Gib Paine had 533­ Conly 169-429 and Katy Colvin Adrlanson posted 204-566. Frank 629. Dlrk R Ingewold 495-627. Ken 165-459. DeGroote 546. Carl Row 503. Bill Rose 555-627. Jim O'Connor 474­ Hollenbeck 538, Doug Vickery 612. Larry Slxberry 468-606 and AJBC JUNIOR BOWLING 505. Jim Barnum 203-633. John Sam Roush 479-602. Good score*: Wes VanDenburg 182-511. Bob Terry 189-473. Mike Wiley 173-458. Steve Merrill 155­ 441. Elmer Smith 185-496. Lewis Sherman 163-436, Dave Hathway 162-442. Gordie Howes 152-428. Rod Newton 158-425, Dave Armore 175-412 and Art Merrill 144-409. Standings: Moose Lodge 19. Piston Ring Union 15. Piston Ring 14. East Side Lumber. Has­ tings Milling and Haan's Stand­ ard 13, Coleman's Ins. I 12. Amer. Leg Aux. 10. Coleman's Ins. II 8 and Local Union 138 6. with fire? THE ■Afi'flNGB BANNn-4 Mrs. RUsaell Belfield, waa among those receiving Varsity football letters this season at Kalamazoo College at Kalamazoo. Lee. a ms Inslav at center of the HHS '966 championship and unde­ feated eleven, played center for "K" College, PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Deer Season Ends Sunday Lightweight Blocks Neahvilk. Mich. Phone 653-2791 Just arrived in Ford Country! A late model u?;ed Ford warranty that makes history! ■ ■ an a wF Naw you can geta 2 yr or HU HOU mile powertrain warranty when you liny a 1,2,or3year old used Ford car! Spray Cologne— $4 50 « like.”------ From ■ 6-t Record FORD Eliminate the possibility of high-cost repair bills ... on '64, '65 and '66s . . . Ford Motor Company now takes the doubt out of buying a used car. The factory-backed warranty will cover your purchase of any used 1964, 1965 or 1966 Ford Motor Company car t^at has been certified and registered by a participating d'eqjgrr Here's what we mean by ft bdlng good for 2 years or a total of 50.000 miles of operation. Say you buy a car with 30,000 miles. Then you're covered for another 20.000 miles. For a total of 50.000'miles. But mflybe you don't drive that much. "Mflybe it would take you several years to run up a total of 50.000 miles. If so. we measure your warranty period in time. That's where the "2 years" part comes in. Two years or 50.000 miles, whichever comes first. With this unique factory-backed warranty . you never have to pay more than $25 for any single repair that's covered. Only one more thing to know. Warranty cov­ erage stops 5 years after the car was made. MOTOR COMPANY Power Traia Warranto f*e«f Car 86860307 Hasting* Q ENNE O lx Ford, Inc. lx Coach T overall- REVLON'S GIFT SIT—Aquom.ri.. ColefM. $£00 Skin Silk and Milk Both________________ w ip Elliott' He also set a new Michigan re­ ceiving mark of 76 passes for 1.079 yards. Last season he set a Michigan record of 762 yard* on 52 receptions Thus in two! YOUR FORD DEALERS LANVIN'S ARFEGE GIFT SIT—"Givo her anything but bo auro to give hoe Arpoge.” Natural $4 Spray Cologne and Du»ting Fowder---I U Michigan's football squad closed the 1966 season on a cheery note as the Wolverines downed Ohio State 17-3 at Col­ umbus to wind up the vear with several Big Ten and Maize and Blue records to help mark a third-place, tie with Illinois in the league standings. In the Conference race the Wolverines'scored 171 points to 110. Overall their point total was notnls to 138 for all oppo­ nents. i.idlylduaITy Jack Clancy. Maize and Blue leader nnd chief ’ candidate for All-American hon­ ors at split-end. completed his career In a blaze of slory to cinch both ends of the Big Ten's pass reception records Against the Bucks. Clancy caught three passes for 59 vards to swell his Big Ten total to 698 yards to break the mark of 656 set by Wisconsin * Pat RlchI ter In 1962. The Wolverine leader holds the Conference record with 50 passe* he has caught this sea- Ws ahead with The Lively One*- 328 N. Michigan i*U*M Riedl 213-580. Gordon Norria 550, David Moore 527. Lyn Burdick caught 128 passes for 1.841 yards and nine touchdowns. Phono Mr. and Mn. Arthur Stauffer and family were Thanksgiving Day Wl 5-2421 Otto Sanaa and family of Way- TIMEX WRIST WATCHES Men'* or Ladle*’------------- 6 Chrhtmo* Spacial I SUNBEAM CORDLESS $4 A 95 TOOTH BRUSH. Auto.. rochorgooMo I1* woluiuw food hesNh h yew most pieaous possession. Guard it cartfuHy by hivin* your family tiU a yearly physical eumrnatioa Why not caa your family Doctor today? Hit* you can start IM your most pKioul poutuiM is veil guarded. New! STUDD AFTER SHAVE DUSTING POWDER —by Faberge in Flambeau, Tig rat* or Aphradetia. Fancy gift* *3” Woodhue. $085 YOUR (Raaii) PHARMACY MOHAWK BRUSHES—All styks ond typo*. $000 Jacob's WESTCLOX CLOCKS—All ityla* aad Travel Alarm* Gift Sot* Prescription Pharmacy -126 East State St. Fhosio Wl 5-2466 PRKSCRIPT1QN PHASJ �The Michaud* Wfokmj BBvsn NMc Home at Coat* drove CtiriaUan Church School Menu To Celebrate aaUMri Um ' Silver Jubilee Mrs. Woodman Of Woodland Dies Thursday giving it up when her health with a Thanksgiving dln- family, Mr. Mrs. Nerval Thaler and daughters, Ron WUcoxson. and Mr. and Mra. Gor­ TH<Ib&AY.*DB<L * don Yoder and children. A Mra. Marjorie Brunhuna of "S at lie ruo*r, Dao Creek spent Friday with her sis­ ter. Mra. Howard Thaler. Christian woman. and very acuvs Howard Thaler and son, Gayle, spent lhe Thanksgiving weekend tiic Do Good To Others Club near Red Bridge hunting. A during the many years of Its Thanksgiving dinner guests of family Thanksgiving dinner at Mra. Sylvan Tagg were Mr. and the McCords Hail in McCords/ Mrs. Merton Mraccar and family church Saturday afternoon with of East Freeport. Mr. and Mra. and family were Thanksgiving George Tagg and son. David, of burial In the Woodland Ceme­ tery. Rev. Charles Gibbs official^ Middleville and Mr. and Mra. John Dutcher of Caledonia. * -Wayne Tagg and sons, local. * Mrs Frank Dutcher and daugh­ Mra. Ivan Roush left Bunday for ter. Patty, accompanied Mrs. tho Pickens Funeral Home. Her husband. Harvey, died in Port Huron to spend a week John Dutcher of Caledonia to GOING FAST AT with her grandchildren. A Mr. visit relatives In Lansing. Mr. daughtera, Mrs. Joseph (Ruth) nnd Mrs. Robert Conley and son. and Mrs. Gardner Vandcrstow Turner, who came hero from Gary, of Hastings were Thanks­ and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frost In California, and Mrs Rco (Mar­ giving dinner guest* of Mr. and Charlotte. * David Blough from iam Brink of Milford, and a Mrs. Dean Stuart. A Mr. and M8U spent lhe holiday weekend Mra. Robert Anderson and fami­ here. -Other Thanksgiving din­ son, Paul of Woodland. ly of Union City were Saturday ner guests ot the Charles visitors of Mr. and Mra. Dean ,Bloughs were Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ Stuart. vai Thaler and daughters, Ron Mr. and Mra. Ben ClirUtle were Wilcoxson and Mrs. Howard ThaONLY 5 LEFT Friday overnight guests of his By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg Mr. and Mn. Charles Blough parents, Mr. and Mra. Joe Chris ­ 1 - Monterey 4 Dr. Hardtop US U. 74J-I211 tie. of Marion. They were call­ and David. Wm. Mishler and Mrs. Howard Thaler____________ visited Mrs. Pete Wallunas spent Thanks­ ers of Mr. arid Mrs. Sid Bikkema,__________________ 2 - Monterey 4 Dr. Sedans giving with Mr. and Mrs. Don also of Mariqn. A Mr. and Mrs. I Mishler at the Springbrook NuraWallunas of Detroit. Don Blll Blough and children were i Ing Home in Grand Rapids, Sun­ 2 - Capri 4 Dr. Sedans Thanksgiving dinner gucsta of day. A Mr. and Mis. Kenneth brought him home Friday. * Steckle of East Lansing were Mrs. Elnora Whitney spent Thanksgiving Day with her Kyser. of Battle Creek * Bun­ Sunday visitors of Mn. Andrew AS LOW day dinner guests of Mr. and Brandl. * Mrs. Greta Blough AS_____ Stevenson of Grand Rapids. * Mrs. BUI Blough were Mr. and visited her aunt, Mrs. Huth Springer, at the Medical Facility, Mra. Ida Pox of West Freeport sop of Battle Creek and Mn. Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blough were Thanksgiving din­ Wieland. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greta Blough, local. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Erick- ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Mike Wieland, Vicky and Todd of Hawthorne of Hastings. * Mr. Welcome Corners, were Wednes­ day supper guests of Mn. Mina parents of a boy born Bunday al and Mrs. Hawthorne and chil­ • LINCOLN • MERCURY --------------• COUGAR Wieland. * Mn. Mina Wieland Pennock Hospital weighing 8 dren were Bunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Blough. * Mr. and Mrs. RAMBLER • I.H. TRUCKS . Jerry Poathumus and children of - -------------guest of her daughter and fainl- Jon Russell. He lias a sister and.----1320 N. Michigan Phone 945-2479 two brothers. A Mra. Ron Owen j Alto enjoyed wood. * Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and daughter were Thanksgiv-' supper with M Tua., Thu., Sat. ’til 6 Mm.. Wad., Fri. ’til 9 p.m. ••---------•*■Sunday. Tagg entertained with a blrlh- ing dinner guests of her parents, ; Mesecar daughter, relum- The Rev. William Rlbbens Is menu being made by their children. Friends are Invited lo to officiate and burial will be in join tn lhe fe.UvIUea. | Lakeside Cemetery Mr. MeLaughlln had been in Their children include Willard. New '66 Mercurys Below Dealer Cost HURRY!! Freeport ’197500 Tony Belli Motors of Rl Delton, Is in Vietnam, having arrived In September. He Is serving as a switch board ice since March 1966 and took his basic training at Fort Knox. Ky. His address is: David L. Al­ len. ILS. 55863683. HUB, 4U1 Div. Artillery. APO Ban Francis­ co, Calif. 86282. Legion Auxiliary Aids Patients At VA Hospital The members of Laurence J. Bauer Font and Unit who did not attend tho dinner an Nov. 17 at the American Legion Hall missed a good dinner and an intereaUng and informative moving picture film shown by Clark Valentine, assistant director of Voluntary Etervlces at lhe VA. HoeplUd. Fort Custer. sound and Valentine answered questions pertaining to volun- on tlic iiclp men and women can IT'S OUR THIRD BIG WEEK Miller Jewelers RESERVED ns w. State, Hastings Were $250 Now Only # MARKDOWNS TO U # jf/j All Sales Final J Delton Seniors Study Problems Of 20th Century by Nancy Wertman Mock US. Senate committee hearings are now being held in the senior twentieth century problems classes at Delton Kel­ logg High School. Each of the two classes, taught by Alan Beebe and Gordon Christensen, have set up a mock Senate with each student assum­ ing the role of certain senators . The committees include For­ el gn Relations,- Appropriations and Labor and Public Welfare. The Foreign Relations Com­ mittee. headed by Don Lockncr as William Fulbright in group one and Kathryn Tilley as Mr Fulbright in group two. is deal­ ing with foreign aid to India. The Appropriations Commit­ tee. headed by Tim Knowlton as Richard Russell In group one and Margaret Trantham as Ralph Yarborough In group two. Is debating the treatment of wa­ ter and air pollution problems The Labor and Public Welfare Committee Is considering civil rights and open housing. The group Is headed by Belinda Haas as Phillip Hart In group one ond Bailie Tack as Mr Hart In group two. The committees are in the pro­ cess of debating Lssurs and writ­ ing bills which will be up for debate and vote of the class Senates. Each student U respon­ sible for learning how his Sena­ tor would vote on certain Issues. This Is only one of the several projects being undertaken by the newly formed twentieth century problems classes. The students were active in the November elections and will hear Congressman Paul Todd. GIVE COMFORT FOR CHRISTMAS AUTOMATIC ANO AIR FRESHENER Il's literally loaded with all the moil-wanted convenience fea­ ture! . . . plus lhe finest con­ cept in portable hu­ midification. Bulling's Appliances & Gifts 139 W. State St. them and the auxiliary pays the HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL CHARMS neth. on duty with the Navy al I He wo m Hardin County, the Mayport Naval Hase n«r|ohlo; on Oct. M. 1904. lhe son Jacksonville. Fla.; Ronald, Leroy I . jiaac and Emma (Albelm) and Marte, all of Rl Lake Odes- McLaughjin. sa. Ron. Leroy-and Marie attend , mBrrled ^elma Vandecar Lakewood High School. _. j N .. .nji uncj they had They request "no gifts, please |" ■ Odessa for 22 --------- -—- ,or " Mr. Michaud is employed by IL'AIUVM 111 years. They moved to Lake Odes­ Copsumera Power. sa from Lansing. He was a re­ tired self-employed real estate dealer. Mr. McLaughlin is survived by his wife; two sons. Carlon and Nelson of Lake Odessa: six grandchildren: one sister. Mrs. Gaylord (Mac) Lapham of Yuclapa. Calif- and a brother. Er­ nest of Forest. Ohio. The new class Is enabling the students to be aware of the world tho homo of Mra. Aaron Grone- around them and the issues tiiat l«okl 190 Warner, Freeport. affect that world. |. ‘ Mrs. Groncwold rehabilitation , chairman. Mra. Fell and Vivian BANNER WANT ADg PAY j Knickerbocker worked at the ’ Auxiliary Gift Shop al the V.A. Hospital on Nov. 15. The Unit members paid 171 for gifts Co help stock the sitop and 353 packages were wrapped and addressed for mailing that Tues­ day. Patients shop for gifts for TO MARK DOWN PRICES EVEN LOWER! EVERYTHING MUST GO! left out of the stream of life. Rehabilitation of these puUente la the alm of the hospital and yet paid help cun not ac­ complish it. alone. Mrs. Valentine accompanied him and others present were Mr. and Mra. Glen Alnsile, sons and daughter and Cathy Dolhauscr, Mr. and Mra. Winston Merrick, Vesta Birch, Mra. Elvira Saylca, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lcckrune and sons, Mrs EsthL-r Fell, Mra. Aaron Groncwold. Mrs Lydia Rogers, chairman ol the Past Presidents Parley rv1 [xrrts tlwt 11 were pre-writ at ■ Mid-Villa for their prc-ChrlstI mas party Nov. 22 gifts were ex­ changed and a short business .meeting was held. Next regular WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30Hi OfLalteOd^sa Dies Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Willard E- Mlchaud of Rl Lake Odessa ai Funeral services for Arden I. be honored Sunday from I to 4 82. of UXeOdMsa. psn. at their home on the Camp­ McLaughlin. who died at Pennock HosiUtal at bell Road about two and onehalf miles south of Clarksville. IO IK — - •—■■ —Thursday at the Pickens Chape) the Michaud's Uth wedding TUMDAT- The next business meeting will be this Thursday and a ''Shoppera Shows" party will be held after the meeting. Members may coma early to look over the artfolea on display. I U.S. District Court bankruptcy Petitions SALE PERMIT NUMBER II wonderful selection of GIFT ITEMS *jSS IM TCHfg ^\JST GO AT 0N([i »r*** opvr., use »«.Jii.ee se­ ll.500— CotUisM k BodOy. -Tvaaai Coils*. Btttlr U«b. 11.319 S3 iwli J. Dunn. Battle Craak at only SILVER HOLLOWARE off price suauu a reweiK rauum BOSS—BlOurd J. Polar. Jr.. Batua OTMlr, laborer, lUb. OS.SI5.S8 ofMU h.oov—r. Jack Baliar. B*tU. Bulova Baby Watches SILVER Wittnauer regular price I00S7—Bobeit M. Telton. Orsnd Ho lion S3, O'Connor a to Michigan Stale's football and soccer teams both went unde­ feated in the Pall of IBM. OH Rfgulo> Prices ALL JEWELRY MUST GO REGARDLESS _ _ _ _ _ OF COST! Rolfs Billfolds OH Regular Price* ALARM CLOCKS oh , MYSTERY PACKAGES Values 2.50 Vo 47.50 Attention Merchants! OUR FIXTURES ARE ALSO FOR SALE MAKE US AN OFFER EVERYTHING MUST GO Samsonite LUGGAGE Off Regular Prices AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE & Riverside Safe driven prefer the pandobility of our fait claim service and per­ sonal often Hon when you need us . . . Far All Types of Insurance--SEf HASTINGS Qne of those days when your phone means so much Whoop? I The folks. ' And q^rlier than expected. So, you call the neighbor for the roll-away b£d you borrowed last time. The butcher for a bigger roast The girl next door to pick up the children. Five calls to cancel the Neighborhood Mothers' meeting. And finally, you call your sister-in-law to tell her that they've arrived. What else in your home does so much for you, and costs so little? INSURANCE AGENCY “SWa of Strand Thoatra” 219 West State St NitnmwWg Bril Solera �Wtl High News Th^1' 141(1 *,,hth <*»<*«» SPECIAL Campbell. Bob Nuabuim. Jerry policy regarding rtdtog tho buses and unexcu^d ahsancM Ur Bare a Ove-minute Introduction RATES! tardiness. Mr. at 1:30 with Send The Hastings Banner erU. Mary Smith, Jim Handy, dent Tim Knowlton talked on Have the major objectives of the Delton transportation program are as follows: Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors slble transportation. 1 To operate transportation efficiently and economically. 3. To maintain conditions on the buses that are conducive to the best interest of the mental, moral, axxl physical well-being of the pupil. To meet these objectives, it is necessary to establish the follow­ ing rules and regulations to gov­ ern the conduct of passengers on the school buses. Any action that endangers toe safely and/or se­ curity ot any passenger or is conducive to diverting the bus driver from safe operation of his bus shall constitute a violation. The bus driver will be solely re­ sponsible for issuing th? bus vi­ olation report to parents. The first note is a warning. It must be signed and returned to the BUeeaWS for Christmas Gifts Gift subscriptions to The Bonner pre the simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for os many sub­ The second note will bring from three days to one week suspen1.601.04 KI 30 >.*04 91 10.409 SO 6.303.hs 573 31 7.607.54 8,374.85 3.130.18 3O.353.S6 1.433.04 1.476.66 36,087.06 1.519,76 16.730.37 7,366.16 16.400. US 4.310.33 33.061.10 3.155.13 'H3 It ■Hirii I!!'." scriptions as you wish. We’ll send a gift card before Christmas ond keep The Banner com­ ente are to make arrangements to meet w[th the bus driver, bus supervisor,* and an administrator if the student Is to ride the bus before five days have elapsed. Tiie third note will bring from one week to complete suspension from riding the bus. Both par­ ents or guardians must meet with the bus driver, bus super­ visor, and superintendent if the student is to be allowed to ride the bur> after one week suspen­ sion—and then—only If proper corrective measures have been taken. Mr. Baker also made It clear to the seventh and eighth graders that they were not to be allowed off of the school grounds during lunch hours. ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ scription order moy be one. You save $1.00 on each order after the first one. GIFT RATES Call Wl 5-3481. For Banner Classified Ada rCvCo/ocyscj IMlvn. B 11*«tlnr« Mill 10.3*4 7.1 19.426.72 h?2? for Christmas-time only *•«!« $100 Gift Subscriptions to OFF The Hastings Banner On Each Gift Subscription TukN Bprlnja tod.Ur-"- Individual problems re­ quire solutions. With pur long experience we are well qualified to make recommendations on the I 4.590 JJ :.7»o in Townahlp Ti HuUnia City -'■7.1'ri 17 II I . r. i.l, -I I 430'066'70 iialllmor* .. toiler. 4110 — ...«■! with thti ppmprisllnr 1300 t. Animals have equal rights with people In the Canadian town of Banff. In Banff National Park, Alberta, the National Geographic »ays With impunity, a moose may chase a housewife home from market. A beaver may gnaw down a gardener's favorite tree. one year will be added to the expiration date) A Pretty Gift Card Will Be Sent ( With Your Name Inscribed. make, whether it’s large or (mail. Advice without obligation. FLOOR COVERING > fl«fl' 94S SUB (, Add 50c for Each Subscription Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE 123 W STATE STREET HASTINGS MICH lea One for *4.00 Second for *3.00 (Your own may be one. If a renewal, 60MEHMES rrs* just A HAIRCUT STEAD OF A LARGER MAT SIZE THAIS NEEDED/ The Hastings Banner enclosed is $... Haitingt, Michigan a n»hl|i rirrk'4 reuntl, In Birri Tnnnahlp *i £ ICCIOCMT INSURANCE WORLDS FUttlT Nome Nome Street or RFD Street or RFD _. City, Stote City. State With Gift Cord With Gift Card from ■ Name AWIMMFUL OF YEM *ROUND SERVICES .10.011 7<i no 30.1'0 «m«i *n <10 an nn jo nn 30 Ou I" nn 4II.DII 10.60 Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City, State City, State With Gift Card With Gift Card from from If any of the above already take The Banner. I understand their subixription will be extended for one year. ’SiS Order sent by IM4 |N.M IIIU8 1.Hin.lU ll HAST Address _ Rwiwn i ! « nil. > I. I. . ■ . . r . TVT Hftrttrtm ilHniilHim �Need Christmas Cash? Use Want Ads I t-ntl BASTINGS BANNER The Dealing Season FARM IMPLEMENTS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE | Is Here! JOIN US I IN OUlt YEAR-END WE HAVE MOVED MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Wordi To Our CELEBRATION! THURS.-FRI.-SAT. [' During Our Best and Last 1966 Sales Event 1965 IMPALA FOH SAI.E OR TRADE - 1964 . ptievrolet Station Wagon. Pow­ er steering. Automatic. Phone NEW LOCATION The Buys Are Great (ONLY! Automotive CASH RATI— WRAP-UP! 1st ANNIVERSARY HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 On M 37 So. 945-9526 DISPLAY CLAMtfllD —$1.25 par inch (or *IMI« Iraartira. Open 'HI 9 Thur*. & Fri. Sot. until 5 I 1965 IMFALA Reqistcr for Prises 1965 Ford Custom 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio. Cruii-AmaUc. 8 cyl. Real sharp family 1965 Chevrolet Impala Super SpL Cpe. 4 sp 327 V8 W/walls. wheel covers, radio. 1965 Galaxle 500' 4 Dr. Tutone. 8 cyi. Cruts-Amatlc. Radio, power steering w/walls wheel covers. 1964 Falcon 2 Door standard. Excellent condition! Used ______________________ brakri. Radio. Beautiful_____ allver m*B» with black vtayl top. One local owner. A gorgeoue car 1964 CHEV. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE CHEVELLE Super Sport 2 Dr. Hdtp.; auto. One local owner . . . Arctic white and bucket seats. Red carpet. Beauti­ ful! CARDS OF THANKS Farm Machinery —John Deere No. 2010 Gas Row Crop Tractor. —1949 John Deere A Tractor A-l shape. —Ford Major Diesel Tractor in A-l Shape. —1959 Cock-Shutl 550 tractor with live PTO—hydraulic and power steering. Applications 'to be filed with the City Clerk at the City Hal), stating experience, edu- I j cation and salary expected. ) RenneR Ford Inc LARKE BUICK ART MEADE. Salesman and LANNES KENFIELD, Home Ph. 040-4054 CHEVROLET white UNIFORM—Slxe 10 Boy Scout SHIRT (neck 14!i> HELP VENTED SHOES. SLACKS. SKIRTS and SWEATERS PLEASANT POINT ' MOTEL and RESTAURANT Men's and Ladies' WINTER HATS NOW HIRING: Cook's Helpers __ Maintenance Men. Waitresses and. Dish Washers. \ Call 945-4015 for Interview. your f,rm or buslnes* No 0**’ HMtion. Call TOUT Smiley man. We will train housewives, factory employees for evening work. SMILEY POST BUILDINGS Hastings, Michigan ' 1616) 045-9103 CaU collect. NOTICE GIVE APPLES EARN FULL PAY We wrap and moil them for you See our display of gifts. WHILE LEARNING Choice A SPECIALTY IN CHRISTMAS TREES 12/! ‘ GOOD — USED CARS Ready To Go! 1435 S. Hanover and WREATHS Wl 5-2425 ZWI 5-242L CIDER Fresh-pressed all winter. 1965 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN . . . Dynamic 88 4 door with power steering and brakes. Nice blue finish and has had 1965 FORD . . . Galaxle 500 4 door hardtop, loaded with extras, sharp dark blue finish, one owner 1965 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE . . . This beautiful hardtop coupe is loaded with extras in­ cluding air conditioning and full power equipment Sold un­ der our 12 months warranty. H ASTI NGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 2nd CAR SALE! We Now Have the Largest Selection of 2nd Cars in Our History! 1964 FORD—2 door automatic. radio, heater, low mileage_______ __ wvU 1959 FORD—2 door hardtop, $4 OE00 8 cyl. with automatic transmission __ 1 fcuU 1961 THUNDERBIRD . . . Landau hardtop coupe, full power, air conditioning new Cadillac trade. 1964 OLDSMOBILE 88 . . Hardtop coupe with power s steering and brakes, radio. whitewalls, blue and while tutone. 1964 MERCURY . . . Montclair 4 Dr., power steering and brakes, radio ■ oil. 1962 COMET—Custom Station Wagon, S^QEOO dlo, whitewalls. 1963 CHEV. MEDAN . . . Impala 4 Dr., automatic dlo. thoroughly recondltoned 1063 THUNDERBIRD . .. Full power, one owner. New Pontiac trade. SK7E00 1962 FORD FAIRLANE—2 door. has auto., radio, heater, w/walls_ 1961 ■ bv FORD GALAXIE—4 door sedan, S^ErtOO 1960 OLDS—4 dr. hdtp.. pwr. strg. win- 5OQE(X) , daws, brakes, seats, w/walls. radio, htr. ‘ If you have what it takes, you can be promoted to a position of even greater re­ sponsibility in this chal­ lenging field of information handling and control. What do you need to get started? Mechanical apti­ tude. Knowledge of elec­ tronics. And two years of technical school or equiva­ lent experience. IBM NEEDS YOU technical positions IN FIELD ENGINEERING 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN CONV. Auto., radio, heater. A clean car MQE00 . HrJJw 1961 FALCON FUTURA—Sports Coupe $4£ft00 Radio, heater, w sidewalls___ Q3U 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN j-00 1959 THUNDERBIRD—2 dr. hardtop. $OQ£00 full power. A sharp black cor! ..... Ovw 1959 PLYMOUTH Call or write for on inter­ view stating your qualifica­ tions to? • eu- Kalamazoo 345-6173 Battle Creek 965-3257 An Equal Opportunity Employer NOTICE Heating - Plumbing MOTOR SALES LINCOLN - MERCURY - COUGAR RAMBLER - I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Mlchifan ner office. Lota of Men's SHIRTS and Ladles' DRESSES , | ♦ Help Wanted WALK UP AND SAVE! Help needed at store on Fri­ days—time donated for Retarded School Assoc. Please call - Mra. Stanley Stauffer Wl 5-5778. Ar Household Goode trlmlnailos la amnio LEGALS FOR RENT with option to buy: 2 bedroom house 885 00 month. Oood credit required. Bob Balmer. Wl 5-5M4. Call evenings after K tf ★ Wanted to Rent APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC STOVE In excellent condition, j UNFURNISHED HOUSE—2 bedAlso portable electric washer ( room or larger. *»Preferably —•- •. ■■ 4th with wringer. Call after 6 pm. | ward Write: P.O. Box 37. Has­ tings. Michigan 12'15 Wl 5-5231. Bun McPharlln. tf 1 ELBCTROLUX VACUUM - * Wo,k OBDEB TO ANgWEB. Mele of Mlrblren. la lhe Circuit < ."jrt fur the County of llerrt. Kell.ti 1.. Moore end <br*liltnr M.H.ra, huabenil end wife. J-lelntlffa Large full size model. Com­ plete with all cleaning tools. WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CARE Pay small balance of 810.88 or of children in my home. Live 81 00 per week. Cali today. 945­ close to Southeastern School, 9715 Electro-llygiene. 12,8 experienced. Phone B45-MO2 tf - Merjurle Mnerr. Hiecutrli ot the Alt* P Moore Eetaie. 1'aarl Fre.br irkuin. Wllliem Cook. Mery Colburn Cl.arlaa Cook, tlala Cook •> tluerdlei of Krndall t'ook en.l Roar Cook t herlea 1. Monroe, hla unknown hrira drilaee,. legelera and Malgna. and IblU Yulr. hla or bar unknown bvira fandeata. File No. a6J. On the Slat day of Ctetobrr. 1SS6 • a erllon wet Sled by Ralph I.. Moore and II er a Id i lie Moore. i.UinnS. againat the unknown heir- ..| Charlra F. Munroe and Delia Yulr. their dr rlaeet. lerai-ea and aaatrn- defend anta, in ttila t'oAirl to determine In Irreal In land. It Is Hereby Ordrred that the de (rndanta. aa abo>e art forth, sl.al parmlllrd by law on or Ixlore the 5th day of December, IBtirl Failure to romply nlih thia llrder will result In a Judgment by default againat aurh 1'1 r. Hr.: I . •. < s: i . a • : ty. Mlrtogaa. Dated: Natember 3. IBM Hlcl-ard J Hudson. of Slegsl * Hudaun Attorneys for Rlesrside Cemetery Company 103 W. Htate Hires! Haailngg. Mlchlgsu mended 1n lhe romplalnt Sled in thia Data of Order: Not. 1. IBM.. Arrhle D, McDunald, Circuit Judge Cartrlghl eod Roddy By: Adelbert Cortright Auorneya for I'la.nliff. Hrniler'lum Building Heslinga. Michigan 13/1 OBDEB OF PUBLICATION. Oenaral. Klate of Mlrhlgan. The Probate Court for the County ot Barry. Rotate of Harold A. Feeoeh. De reared. Pile No 14.310. It |a Ordered that on February 14th. 1967, al 10 A.M In the Fro bate Courtroom, Halting- Mi. Iitgan. a hearing be held al nhirh atl rredl tore of aald d—ra.ed are required to prove their rlalnt-. i'redilora ntuat Sir aworn Halma with the r"nrl and arr»r a ropy on lasrry f. Freneh. 433 Eeel Michigan treaar. Augn-ta, Mlrl.tgao PUBLICATION OHDEK prior to aald bearing Publlralloa and-aerv'-e shall lie made as protlded by Statute and Court Rule. Dated Noaember IS. IP»S l-bilip II. Mllehell. Judge of l-ro bale l-arry 8. Eldridge. Attorney fur Administrator 1 West Hallie Creek Street Daleaburg, Mlrblgan «□/! PUBLIC4^ION--Claln* and Haifa. Hlate l>f Michigan. The Probate Court fori lhe < ounty of Barry. Eslate of Lulu tinrliam. Deeea<-d File No. 14.701. It Is Ordered that on February 7. I9«7. at 9:OO A M . tn the Prubale Coiirlrootu. HailingMirhigan a hearing he held al nhirh all eredimre -.mee’lheir’eUlma, and hadra will be letermined. Creditors must Sir -norn NOTICE or SAI.r. laima nlth lhe Court and -era- a "CT h*1* I11** Administrator prior to ' Publication and aereira shall be oade aa provided by atatulr and Court rille. Philip II. Mitrhall, Judge of Pro 13/* BIIOBT F0BBCL08UBS NOTICE (All Counties) MORTDAflE HALE —Default has bean made In the condillons of a uortgage made by Boyd II. Loinaar tad Wilma Uinaar. huthand and rife, to Inter Hlate Builders, Inc., dorigagee. dated August 32, 19S3, nd recorded tm Aufcutl 37. 19(11. in Aber 171. an pace 192. Barry County tecorda. Michigan, and aatlgned by •aid Mortgagee to Pioneer Finance 'ompaay. a Michigan corporation, by an assignment dated August Urrl It. Campbell, Sheriff luth of Octobar. 1940, CLYDE 1-RF.tlERlCK' 1 ra.-r>r« <3 In th. r/b Mllrhdl Ju.|t NOTICE or MOBTOAOU FOBECLOaUBB BALE " J Drive. d«r of October. lilflt. el Hlilltl-KY M WH.K1NH UY WILKIN*. hushanJ ..... ifr. mostgagur.. to HIVEHHIhE PUBLICATION ORDER KMKTERY COMPANY. Service WELTON'S S. Church ■ rue uouereu enty-u-a anr Dollar* (**.155 40). Inrtudi Wl 5-5352 a< lhe CMII H tinea. that be a til 6 Call Wl 5-3481. 1/24/(17 Monon or mobtoaoz 1BECLO8UBB SALE Default baaing been i New • Remodel • Repair Ph. 945 2479 Mon.. Wed., Fri. 'til 9 p.m.; Yue.. Thur., Sat. TABLE PAPER - For picnics, family reunions, lots of uses WINTER COATS Haled: Noe. 31. IBM and Roddy W. J. Hammon. IBM Corp Cortright tltorneya at l^w 643 W. Crosstown Parkway Hendershott Building Haatiage. Michigan Kalamazoo. Michigan $QE00 1965 DODGE SPORTSMAN'S VAN $4 OQEOO Like new! Only 5000 miles_____ 1 Tony Belli Motors 12/1 ; As a Customer Engineer, you'll install and maintain the latest IBM data processing equipment. It's a demanding job. one re­ quiring intelligence and skill. You'll receive con­ tinuous training to update your knowledge. To fill these challenging REAHM PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC )VI 3-2471 107 N. Michigan Ave. It pays to specialize. And IBM will pay you while you train to become a Cus­ tomer Engineer. It's your chance to get started in one of today's fastest-grow­ ing areas of electronics.! NELSON'S WELCOME ORCHARD & CIDER MILL '» mile north of Ionia on M66 12'22 1965 PONTIAC HARDTOP CPE. . . . Catalina series, completely serviced for new car.oatlsfactton Power steering and brakes. Hydramatic. radio, whitewalls. 1M3 PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Catalina 4 Dr., radio, whitewalls, power steering, economy engine 1M3 CHEV. SEDAN . . . Belair 4 Dr.. Standard IBM Maple «yrup. honey, popcorn. ■ Over Hastings Paint & Wallpaper Store OPEN FRIDAYS 12. 1 I BIRD CAGE and standard—50c TECHNICIANS 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 GOOD AS NEW STORE for lhe City of Hastings GOODYEAR BROS 1961 FORD WAGON Country Sedan. V8 automatic.1 Motor just overhauled. NOTICE Position open for SINGLE ASSESSOR 1964 CHEV. IMPALA ...... J°h" » Trwwr 4 Dr.. ........ Sedan. . 6 Automatic. Astro 125.000 Starter and lights. blue..Like I" new condition! . ...................... |*J. honest miles). j —John Deere 237 2-row mtd Picker. 1964 £HEV. IMPALA —New Idea I-row Picker. 4 Dr.'Sedan. One local owner. —Minneapolis Moline Plckei Beautiful astro blue Sheller. ma tic. 1957 BUICK SUPER 1950 Chevrolet Truck 2 Dr. Hardtop. rar! I Ton cab and Chassis. . Exceptional . 1964 F100 StykSWa Fkkupl 1 5WAGEN HELP WANTEL1 HELP WANTED —John Deere No. 33 Spreader. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA 2 Dr. Hardtop 8. Automatic. bu. SlnRle Beater Spreader. 1963 Ford Econ-O-Line Von| ArcUe "hl,e A beautiful ear! 3 speed 6 cyl. < Business BIJI-----------------------------11957 CHEV. ----BELAIR board Special I. I 4 Dr. Hardtop. With a 1965 283 VI Engine. Auto., power steer1963 Pontiac Bonneville M37 South 945-9526 4 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. Power steering and brakes Radio, appreciate! w/walls. Wheel covers. 12'1 1964 BUICK 1963 Galaxie 500 Electra 225 2 Dr. Hardtop. Mid­ FAPM SERVICE night blue. 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 CyL Auto. Pow­ er steering. New tires. 1965 ELECTRA 225 FREE DESIGNING Convertible. Buttercup yellow. 1963 Rambler American One owner. A beautiful car! । FREE PLANNING 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. 1965 ELECTRA Radio. FREE ENGINEERING 4 Dr. Hardtop. One owner. Aa- I 1963 Fairlane tro blue with black leather in- Let Smiley Buildings help you terior. Low mileage. One owner.' with your new building f<j»r 4 Dr. Stand. 6 Cyi. 3 *p. 8 cyL New Urea Chrome Western mirrors. Side chrome. polnUnent. Local Finance Corp., 112 8. Jefferson, Has­ A- NoHcm tings. ■ 13/X FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR MALE OR FEMALE help want­ —Use Rexairs fast permanent. ELECTRIC Razors repaired— ed for production fiberglass Regularly 82.00-Now 81.00. No Special —Your raior cleaned, work. Apply in person. Has­ pre-shampoo —No after odor. lubricated and sharpened, only tings Reinforced Plastics. Inc, Available at Jacob's Pharmacy, 8135. Service and satisfaction 301 E. State St. Hastings 12 1 guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 S Jefferson, Hastings. tf MEN OR WOMEN for full or WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new part time route work — local ZIP Code number. Three-llne WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED area. Ideal for farmers or stamp with your name, ad­ in aluminum, steel or wood shift workers Earn $3 to 85 per dress and ZIP number for 1225. sash. Burkey Auto Gloss & hour. Write Mr. Kruse. Box 62. This Includes, postage and sales Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ son. Hastings. tf tax Burpee's Specialty Shoppe. Delton. Mich. 49046. tf FARM WORKER—Married man. EXPERT TAILORING on ladies' experienced in dairy farming- CARPET CLEANING IS EASY and men's clothing. Phone Wl 3350 per month, plus house with Kost New Electric Up5-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd and extras. Phone Mason 517­ Brush. No wet carpetsorhandTailor Shop. tf 677-0402. 12.15 work. Clean 180 square feel for only 8695. Hastings Floor BOOKKEEPER - CLERK — Ex- , Covering. 123 W. State, Has­ -Mitcellanooui perienced. small office, pleas-, tings. Phone Wl 5-5118. tf ant working conditions, sal- ———. . ■U maiMM. will. .Mill,: ITS j A CO B S PHARMACY WHEELER MARINE SALES & FOR FAST FILM SERVICE — Mercury outboard fringe benefits, present emFAS! 24-HOUB J4 HOUR film motors New and used boats ployeea are aware of this adv.; SERVICE I No charge for over­ Call 945-2456. 1 ** sue“■ Dr,nL prints. ' U Plate Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-66 in Nashville OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf i # Peraoneh INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS! See Carl & Betty's ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Appliances before you buy! P.O. 171. Hastings Telephone They Sell—They Install—They Wl 5-4954 Meetings every Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 Monday, 8 pm, South. tf ★ Business Service! 4 Dr. Hardtop. 327 FREE DRAWING (No Purchase Necessary) . ' 1 1962 2 DR. AUTOMATIC RAM­ BLER — Winterized In good condition. Call after 4 pm. Wl 5-5207. 12/1 MANAGER-TRAINEE — Branch SINGER ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE - No attachments Manager Trainer position open. necessary for automatic zig­ Good starting salary. Regular zag. button - holes, monograms, Increase and expenses paid. satin stitches, fancy patterns. Our line training program Includes a lovely sewing stand ushers advancement for the in French walnut finish. Pay young ambitious man looking balance of 864 40 or ams for a future. Must be a high monthly payment of 86-44. Call school graduate between 21-30 today 945-9715 Electro years of age and like to meet and deal with people. Phone UaaUags, MJcUcaa �E«NMMW tins III MITNfR •TWAS THE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS and Dad wore his new Van Hausen pajamas, bath­ robe and slippers. All designed for comfort. Purchased at Cleve- MOTHERS APPRECIATE NEW TTRLtPAPf*!—She tan choose from ISO patterns at Hastings Paint 6 Wallpgpor, 107 E. State. SAVE HER TIME AND MONEY! QUALITY FURNITURE, Downtown Hastings, gives better quality at lower prices. Compare for your­ self They will beat any deal on REPLACE THE OLD BILLFOLD with the outstanding billfold of FOR THE CRIB ANO CRADLE AT V & S HARDWARE West Bend •fieri a new slant on teflon— It's aluminum, teflon coated With antique coppartone covers. Sets or by the piece. MOM WILL BE THRILLED to receive tho large green plant that she's always wanted. You'll like the display at St. Martin's END WASH DAY BLUES with OTHER WOULD LOVE A NEW Bathroom vanity—Avail­ able in 4 finishes and 4 styles. Barry County Uanber. from Quality Furniture. Down­ town Hastings Buy with no money down and no payments id GOOD LOOKING’"—Red Crow Shoes tombine comfort and bteuty. Beautiful matching purses If desired. A real Mom’s gift! Birka's Hastings Cut Rate DAD IS SURE TO LIKE a 2-speed Electric Servess Drill for $11.88 or a single speed for $9.99. Let V & S Hardware be your tool headquarters. our small photo books made especially for grandchildren's pictures. Also, family album. Schader's Office Supply. MOST DESIRED LEADING TOYS —Sonic blasters, real steam en­ gines, Thrush guns, gas engine Lotus plus scads of other toys. GRANDMOTHER, who has every­ thing, would enjoy an everlast­ ing arrangement from St. Mar­ tin's new gift center. 420 N. Michigan. ELIGHTFUL GIFTS — Exquisite hand sewn beaded bags from Hong Kong and Thailand $3.95 and up in pretty colors. Bulling’s. IRONING.CAN BE EASIER? Yes. Mam! Just use a top brand Hoover Iron with the stainleu Steel plate! Steam, dry or spray. $14.88 up. Steury Electric. IS "GUARANTEED" waterproof and shockproof ... for just $29.95 Hodges Jewelry can end gin Ave. B handmade DONT LET, HIM SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE in old. rundown scuffed shoos when you can find the famous Weyenberg "Massagic" for only $19.98 to $25.98. Birke's Hastings Cut CHRISTMAS CLOWS AT THE WOODCRAFT SHOP. 3>5 N. Michigan Ave It's brimming Mth loads of $$1.00 gift ex­ change items, hand knitted tweeters, Lorraine lingerie. Afri­ can violets, and jergmics (^5. ( tins FOR GILMORES Ano diamonds <E "DREAMS" COME TRUE riced from $50.00 up. Easy L'. CARPENTER HARDWARE AT YOUR SERVICE! Rubber­ maid has come out with brand new ideas in cupboard space savers Turn-tables, slide-out A Keepsake or Orange Blossom Diamond Ring from Hodges. Your dependable jeweler since 1931. Use your credit—take 24 months to pay. ILADY'S FACE A ALWAYS HAPPY with a planless mirror on a door (any size she wants). Prices start at S3 00. Just call EXCLUSIVELY FOR PENNEY'S!— Kodak Insramatic -104 Color Photo outfit. Only $17,99 (with 3 flash cubes, roll of film, and Carrying case). YOU CAN REALLY PLAY SANTA with Ian RCA Color T.V. that gives top pMgorwsmcarr^ce the, many styles at Buffing s. - • 4* NOW MOM CAN HAVE THOSE ? CUTS Th tint hi X MOM —We have "Special Christmas Candles." party gift items, open stock and personal­ ised stationery. Schader's Office Supply. loved by all women. Or Yard­ ley's Perfumes, colognes, soap, dusting powders. The sets are beautiful this year! Jacob's Wl & Gown carry these famous brands — Bobbie Brooks. Tiger, Jeanies. Catalina and Ship 'n Shore in sportswear. Gift boxed. DUR OUTDOOR MAN WILL 7>»RECIATE a "HORSE "—We mean a Wheel Horse to make his complete yesr work-free! See the snow removals, tikes, lawn mowers, etc., at E. L. Carpente»> Hardware. have Grumbacher art supplies . . . oil. canvas boards, easels, brushes. Also, paint by number LIGHT UP TIME FOR EVERY SMOKER — Classy pipes, ciga­ rettes and fresh cigars. Gardner's. WOMAN —A Lady Sunbeam Electric Shaver Only $6 99. Attractive pink case. V & S THE "CAN OPENING" STRUGGLE can be ended says Wayne Web­ ster at Gamble's. See their fine Daisy Electric Can Opener. Or he suggests a Sunbeam Electric SHE'LL LOVE TO BE IN COLOR inside and out with Vanity Fair's gorgeous Jingene. Famous name ■MEMBER. QUALITY FURNI­ TURE in Downtown Hastings has the largest selection in this entire area plus the lowest prices TO SAVE MOTHER'S TIME—For any and all occasions order de­ licious snack trays for your parties Everyone will enjoy them Jefferson Street Sausage UN HATS In popular colors at Wayne's Shoe Store? They're sharp! So are the fleece-lined shoo boots Islip ons, ties, zips). REGULATION PING PONG j TABLES—Complete with stand. J $25 00. East Side Lumber Co.. J 811 E. Railroad « FOR LIVELY LIVING—Gay. color­ ful stocking caps and sweaters. Loads of styles, * designs and prices. Cleveland s tins tn HOP AT E. L CARPENTER S TOYLAND—It's great! You'll find toys for all ages! Musical, mechanical or educational. Moderately priced. GARDNER'S WILL BE HAPPY to 1 Jefferson can solve your gift problem with poinscrtias, green plants, cut flowers, planters or corsages. Call 955-5209. Tl! MMin REAL WORKING JOHN DEERE FARM TOOLS—These tools are of cast aluminum (sturdy con­ struction 1. See them at Goodyear Bros., M-37 South. cleaner by leading rug manufac­ turers See the complete line at Steury Electric. at Consumers Power Company Slve Belter Light and Better ight. Choose from 2 colors. See them today. at the Barry County Lumber Co. Choose either the Economy for $22 95 or the Regular for $29 95. THE "HORSEMAN" welcomes the J quality riding equipment found . at E. L. Carpenter s Hardware. ; All kinds you can trim her tree with cos­ metics? World famous perfumes, powders, lipsticks, in new scents DID YOU KNOW THAT NOW you can buy a beautiful Pendleton GIVE "HIM" A CORONADO AM- ‘ FM ALL TRANSISTOR OR ' ELECTRIC RADIO —(Clock ra- | dies. too). All pnees. Superb performance. Gamble's. | SELECT YOUR ARROW OR VAN 1tat HEUSEN SWEATERS AT CLEVELAND'S—100% wool or . orlon. Handsome styling and j colors. | SO DAD HAS LOST THAT IM­ PORTANT PAPER AGAIN!" — Schader's Office Supply can end the searching problem with one of their fireproof file cabinets QUALITY FURNITURE, DOWN­ TOWN HASTINGS, wants your business! We offer lowest prices, largest selection and easiest terms in th>» area, Compare before you buy. HEALTH-TEX! Shirt and pant sets, or separate pants and shirts in a variety of colors, styles and roping, door swags, centerpieces, mistletoe, holly end Christmas green St. Martin's Floral. YOU'LL CHOOSE GAMBLE'S LOUNGER CHAIRS for com­ fort, beauty and value. 3 types. Saddle tan. black, and colonial patchwork $69.95 up. Choice of 4 finishes 2 styles. Top performance and reasonably priced at Gamble's. SOCK HIM I Esquire I BELT HIM I Pioneer t TIE HIM UP I Wem­ bley I ! Make this a knockout Christmas with belts, ties and WALLDORFF'S have a wonderful array of comfortable relaxing Chairs for Dad Shop early for the best selection! ! at Wayne's Shoe Store is snow boots, or slippers that are prac­ tical or glamorous, of all kinds. BEAUTIFUL. EXQUISITE PANEL­ ING. unusual coust tea I ceiling •QUARTERS♦.95 — Polaroi any and all occasions order deli­ cious snack trays for your parties. Everyone will enjoy them. Jeffer­ son Street Sausage Kitchen. 115 FOR A BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS AND A BRIGHTER WASH—h's a new Maytag Washer from Bulling's. This Gift Guide Is Loaded With Bright Up-To-The-Minute Gift Ideas and Holiday Suggestions from Your Local Stores. So, Shop the Easy Way and Please Everyone On Your ' ■ , ■ ■ ■ ■ • . . I ‘ Ma MM&MJkhKk �if Calendar of Special Event* East Middle Lake Marriage Licences Snow Inspires Yearly Cancer Test for Women Urged by WSU Pathologist Card of Thanks and In Memoriam N.uinf. •«?*U» ere. «U,»“ rwe. wee. end do’“ZSr’JSXto formed by GREENS BALE—Friday. Dee. > The Thortiapple Garden Club Greens Sale will be held from IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear B am. to • pro. Friday, Dec. 2. st the Episcopal Parish House to toroid Ward's family al the who passed away 33 years ago. There will be hand-made candles. Christmas baked goods and many Dre 3. 1933. other things. Josie and Wesley Hal) and Mra. Philip Hickerson for IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my dear Mother. Ella L Gonyou, whi tha Pannock hoepltal nurse*. Dr. pavo-d away on December 4, 19<M "Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear: Fond memories linger every day for his comforting words, to My remembrance keeps her so Allda Ward ' Only those who loved can tell Mr. and Mrs Raymond-Ward Of the grief that comes In silence Of dear Mother we loved so well " and family I The Family. W retha nnd Mr. and Mrs Frank Campbell I Guy McNee and family ' Charles Gibbs West Woodland LEGALS By Victor Sitton CHRISTMAS SMORGASBORD feller of Grand Rapids. ThuraBedhun of Howard City were also guests * Burrell TuUy of Bowling Green. Ohio, and Illa rntZher. Mra. Lottie Bumpus spent Thanksgiving with her with Mrs Glen Densmore. 206 W. Court as hostess. FIRST METHODIST WSCS TEA Wednesday, Dee. 14 The First Methodist WSCS Christina* meeting, a Pine and Holly Tea. will be held on Wed­ nesday. Dec 14. with Rev. Don Gury presenting the program. i Middleville I T-K Calendar ■ III, wi nKnitie, in, ,-ronaie ... .- . Mr* tw Ik. CMiniv of B«rr» 1 The Rev. Lila Manker oc*• I*» companled her daughter, snn-lntT?.i t'.'4«“p. xiii <4> M »'>d «r^d^aUBhl^r',”rJ fcnd ratDAY. DEC S—BMkalkoU. r An.ier.on All... j Mra. Don Flliher and Linda of .Ji ’L.1?4".*4.,IFUiU to Kalamazoo on ThanksMt-. w„ . ? 1° ‘ Hiving wltne they Joined the Fvabata^ ('MttrM a pvimta , rait of anu the asra. family at lheManser home MONDAY. DEC. 5—1 ty 014 K»i>i tl*—— -la ...on••--■ • ot zurv vnancs U«n 1:10 » {twVwSvL’.t.w nir'trN*thholiday dinner. Others TUESDAY, DEC. • | 4lUrtbnt(4. THUaaDAT. DSC. I Bi'ltnr. 7:30. SATUkbAT. DBO. sir: Mot IS, l»«S FMIIp M. Mlirhell. Mabie Wheeler of Woodland Joined the other members of the family for the annual Thanks­ giving dinner at the Carl Wheel­ er home near Middleville on Thursday. * Mias Evelyn Hesterly. whn work* south of Hastings, spent lhe Thanksgiving weekend l:/" Rapid, The oilier sister and i Randall of Ada were al-.-o pnw-nt ' * Mr and Mra George Olmstead visited Mrs. Nettle Curtis al Lake Odessa Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Ellis Johnston of north of Woodbury called on his par- ft»p4 a* plorid^l by Fklllp if Mllrbrll. early Thanksgiving of Miss Es­ ther Lgurel of Comstock Park. ter of Mrs Alice Hendee and had visited many times anti had many friends here. She had been •ton and his brother. Everett St. Marya Hospital for some and family Sunday ♦ Mr. and lime. * We also received word Mra. Ralph Sinclair of near nt the some time that Myrle Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. Hendee, brother of the late Glen Frank McDonald of Lansing were Sunday guests of their sis- 1Miss Laurel, had suffered n heart ter and daughter. Mra. Verdan Henterly and family. i_____ ___ ________ __ ——__ Douglas Stowell was among the । condition at 8t. Mary's. Our FFA boys ficxn lAkewood who' sympathy to the families. left Friday for Chicago Tliey Mr and Mra Ford Stowell were were lo rrturn Tucsoay. * Mr. Thanksgiving dinner guerta of and Mra Victor Simon attended «r Mrs p^rry RtowcU. Otha meeting of World Book re pre- rr wrrr Mr. »nd Mra scntatlves in Battle Creek Sal- Ruwll Stowell and family end urdsy A Six hundred Thanks- Mr and Mr. John Gardner * giving dinners were served at Mr and Mrs Everett Johnston Sclmol Wednesday. tn nr.iri.l th- Woodland ouuvi nixuifsun;. ana family were ‘Thanksgiving gUMU of mQther Mr*. creditor. ui. Th. The m.n„ menu Included -Ilk milk, l...k.« turkey. dressing, gravy, mashed potatos. Charles Proud of Rosebush. * sailad. banana bread and ice Mra Vidian Bamum. Mis. Min­ nie Geiger and Mrs. Mabie it was a delicious meal, served Wheeler visited Die new young effldently. * Mr and Mra. George Coats of Coats Grove tn Lake Odessa Thursday She were Friday guests of their - «... .. .... . daughter and family, the Thomas guesti al the home of Mr. and Niethamers * Mr and Mra Vi­ Mra kfu. Frank W—> 1. Nlethamcr mWK.W were Mr dian Barnum. Mrs Minnie Gei­ and Mrs. Buel Wise and eon, ger. Donald Ketchum with Mra. Joel, and Mrs Bertha Flory * A Reeser and daughter. Helen, accompanied by Marcia nnd Da। vid Mulder of Hastings, drove to Lansing and were Thanksgiving i dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs \ hotn^ffexn her school duties at 1 Colon. * Willis Dalton and .rt daughter. Sharon, took the form- "rtl.S byffl ■SlSr&MS*.::: K George Lowden waa a gueat of A Christmas smorgasbord and Hiraar is to be hHd Saturday. Dec. 3. from 6 to B pm. spon­ sored by BL Ambrose Parian of Delton. Ham and chicken and trimmings. Public invited. Sadly mimed by her daughter. ST. ROHE SR. SOCIAL CLUB Roger Brum. Mra. Laura Camp­ Monday. Dec. 5 Melba R Br-.U... Son-In-law. beD. lo Uie pall-beaers. relatives, St. Rose Senior Social Club Eugene C Bells; Grandchil­ friends and neighbors for food i meets Monday. Dec. &, at 1 pm. dren. John and Robert. that was brought In and cards it the School Hall for a Christasii also the beautiful Howers and to anyone that helped In । IN MEMORIAM any way during our bereavement i In sad but loving memory of THORNAFPLE GARDEN CLUB our dear Mother, Mrs. Anna Thursday, Dee. > 7oiSi<m TtanSJ to I”-""1 •"*>■ "" N" Thortiapple Garden Club will know. Ih. Ul.nl h»n- have its Christmas meeting on plans to spend the Winter. The [nJ week. * Mr and Mrs Herbert Uli; Johnston were Thanksgiving guests of their son. Ellis, and . family ikirth of Woodbury. zRev Lila Manker of Hastings was a Sunday dinner guest of U/is giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mixed Emotions By Mrs. Bettie M. Cairnt t> HmOos* hhhi Fuerch at Lansing. Mr. Tutty spent Thursday night with his mother, returning to his home ■cate* malignant cel microscope. DETROIT — Strong support for the oft-heard advice that women should have annual cancer tests al the cervix, or womb entrance, has been voiced by Dr. Esther Dale Wayne State University path­ ologist who tor years has been examining the results of such testa In Detroit hospitals. "Nine women in every thou und In the United States will probably develop hancer of tho cervix at some stage at life." she uys. "Detel-tion at an early atage la highly Important if theae nine women are to be reatored to health.” Women neglect the teats, she uys. because they don't real­ ize how simple, yet how vital, they are. "Actually the test, known as the 'Pap smear test,' is painless-and involves no removal of tissue," she points out. “The test is made by merely rubbing the surface of the cervix with a wooden paddle­ like Instrument to scrape off loose cells. Examination under the microscope shows whether or not any of these cells are cancerous.” It was In the late 1930's that a Greek anatomist. Dr. George Papanicolaou, developed the Idea that a test for cancer could be made In this way, instead of by removing tis­ sue. He published his results in 1943. "When an early-stagc can­ cerous condition is found through the test, surgical treatment can in almost all cases restore complete health." says Dr. Dale. "In many cases, through a tissue­ removing operation which merely enlarges the womb'a opening without harming the womb Itself, the patient may still bear children. "The lining of the womb it­ self is less likely to be found cancerous.” says Dr. Dale, "except In women who are past the 'change of life,’ or menopause " For these worncn. n slightly different method of obtaining cells for the "Pap smear" Is used. This test, like the one for the cervix. Is pain­ less and Involves no tissue end aiie enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with them Her son and | family. Mr. and Mrs Maurice Overholt were also dinner guests Mr. and Mrs Marvin Patrick .nA as™ rimtnn and &nd children chlWrrn were *cre Thanksgiving Thanksgiving W^MMrt dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs wX IJiurra Patuck of Clarksville a .K^.th “d ThnnkMd.yfnir dWokr toU of, o! „ y „„ BnUudwy dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Robert Kaul “na Miu-vln Patrick. family of Angola. .In , at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie BlackWednesday overnight joe ledge of Marlon and Mra Phillip w Mr. u>d Jo. “J lK! Kauffman toil Thankaglvim; ITday calkm af Uw wUh Mr. and Mn Wm. KaUff. ' Hto to.. * Mr. and . ------.. I Mrs. Clair Clum and Robert Friday callrri to --........ — .^a.„ wpro Thanksgiving dinner gueiU M? uld m”k.„ Koto, 2 ’JU1" of st. Joe. Ind., and Ruth Kauff- °LAll1; * F!^Jd man of Clatolllr. * Mr. OrlnnHl won Tlmnkwlrfnk dlnMnr Jo. Kauffman rtorrd a «u«U of Mr. and Mr. J. IX nail from tto to Pfo. O«««. »' Kauffman In Japan. He My. he,fclr. and Mm Ployd Ortnnell u ftorMf «r»d mn muu two more otxmrtlona on hla .y.,! and Mra, tHork. EUloU. * Mm two more operattoru on ms eye Hefnrtjowcr chlldren Freeport By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg Cairns visited Mr. and Mr*. Leo Kitchen at lx>well. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorron entertain­ ed their children and grandchil­ dren Thursday. * Mln JoAnn Engle of Grand Rapids enjoyed her vacation with her parents. * Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash called on Mr and Mrs. Warren Calms Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Carl Faulkner were In Lansing last Monday. PENNOCK HOSPITAL Grand Rapids were Thanksgiv­ ing dinner gucsto of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kidder of Caledonia, a Mr and Mrs. Lorry Hoffman and children ot Wayne. Mr. and Mn Ron Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukes and Mr. and Mra. Dan Cullers were Thanksgiving sup- Wtodoor Has , Nov. 11. ~ Charles Geiger. Mra Hoffman and daughters are spending the week with her parents. Mrs. Karl Hlacklrdge of Marion was on ' evening caller. * Mr. and Mra. Karl Blackledec and children of Marton and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Alberts and daughter of Man­ ton were Thanksgiving dinner Snow changes Its structure on touching the ground The Hakes t. BUlr. of crystalline or semicrystalline „ .toto... Jerrtsea. Ice usually transform themselves X. Ml<kl«aa. Donals RobleUI. Into comparatively shapelesa oecaier. ai. fallen snow produce a dazillng light. Acting os prisms, lhe crystab Diaas L bond light to produce all the orcd ray* emerge from many tides and directions. Every State, including Hawaii, gets some mow. In the agricul­ tural Went, a deep snowfall U like white gold. Snow provides water for Irrigation, drinking and power Prom January to May. snow surveyors trudge through white drifts piled on high western mountains They measure the snow's depth and moisture con­ tent to estimate the amount of water that will flow Into valleys In Spring and Summer. Snow measurements are re- Plainwell. Mr. Blackledge and Mr. Alberts returned home Fri­ day and the ladles stayed until Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Burdett Timm of Yankee Springs were Thanksgiving dinner guests of her parenU. Wr ana yrk jay Wing in Uw.tolnr-nw Ml Mtol Mr nnd Mrs Donald Thompson of Kauffman near Clarksville. Jay Wing* accompanied his brother. F*y of Woodland to a pre-Thonksgtvlng dinner at the Cascade Church * Thanksgiving Jule Turner were their daughter. Undo, and her friend. Jerry Ponder, of Flint and Mr. and Mra. Vachel Taylor and family l)( Hastings. * Mr. and Mra Mra- *^>nnto King cazne home | anc( of Clarksville were Lloyd Dutton of Leslie were SunFTlday after spending nearly two | 8unrtay callers of Mr. and Mrs.! day guests of Mr and Mra. Reuwr'-l“_w’th E’m7 Floyd Grinnell. * Mr. and Mrs. ben Crites. * Kenneth Steckle nnd Elwln King of Ionia She anj boys and Mr. of Lansing. Owen Steckle and wm a Thanksgiving dinrrfr guest j (md Mn| cloyd VanAman Mrs. Andrew Brandt were Friday oft Mr. n are and ond Mra Mn Elmer King Klnc children were Thanksgiving din- callers of Mr. and Mra Allen Mr. and Mra. Charles King ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Har- FLsti * Mra. Gertrude Ware of and Lloyd were Thanksgiving cld Fisher of Hastings * Nancy Lowell; Mr. and Mra Keith Baas Day dinner and supper guests ot Bird at Middleville U spending of west Freeport and Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Robert Aspinall. a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Reuben Fish and family Supper guests beside* Uu* Kings Wayne Tngg were cooperative Thankjvlglng were Mr. and Mrs Seymour Mrs Ralph Moore who has dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bouwens nnd family and Mr. been at tlic Medical Facility was AUen Fish * Mrs Lester Alberta and Mra. Robert King and fam- moved to the Mercy Care Nurs- and- daughter of Manton were ilyof ImseU. mg neater, iI rn<u-. --------- of Mra. Al. BaroIng nome home at ot zaz 253 w. W. Mane Manchester. Friday visitors Ust Wednesday. * ord. Mr. and Mi^, Art Mj”re Ralph Moore. Mr. and Mrv Al. | '• ------------ •-----------iYlr i mil..;.*/.. Mr and nua Mra rnui* Frank Thompson ftnf1 chlWren m, call WI 5-3481 Bnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- | and Mrs. Harold Berghorat of For Banner ClaaslHed Ads .. —Moore — ...and _ . wMr. w—__ ■ •«Mrs. __ neth and The snow crystaU usually fall u Individual unite whm the temperature has plunged far below freezing. In warmer reg­ Ion. orynaf. drift uyto «nd farm anowflakea white making their earthward Journey. Some flake* reach four Inches in dia­ meter. Snowflakes ore shaped by vari­ ations in temperature and huterely simple or fantartlcally complex. Most take a Kymmetrlcal form. Ths ancient Chinese poet-scholar Han Ying observed Most of the Howers have five petals, but only snow crystals Mrs. Henry Myers. Caller* were Mr. and Mra. Clair Baanett of N. Irving and two grandsons of Haiidngs and Mr. and Mra Adel- Mrs. James Sheekan and family of Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors at the Jay Wing home. * Mrs. Jay Wing spent a couple water vapor that cr7>uniIfjsh<^"t reeUy into Ice from gas without beaming liquid, the National Geographic Society say»- agricultural planning For In­ stance. farmers on a 70.000- acre trace In central Idaho saved an estimated 1300.000 In two years by matching crop acreage to the expected water supply. • HELNYViUJ: — J«anl»JI Blaaer. In the metropolitan East. "“iS.fl.jT.' • E Ttae, B2. Snow paralyzes traffic, dis­ rupts communications, isolate** suburbs and closes sciloot*. The great storms In January. 1066. coot one city—lhe Nation's Cap­ ital—almost a million dollars. The urbanite's headache Is the poet's muse. The American clas­ lie-nite. ■ .r 21 sic' Snowbound.' writton ex­ *w«li\ibnJie' actly a century ago by John Greenleaf Whittier. Idealizes a rustic environment long - since ■ Bogel vanquished by modem tech­ 1. 1:01 nology. ' 1 BUxzards are altogether dif­ ferent from snowfalls. A bllzzard doesn't even necessarily bring new snow: the high winds may simply blow dry snow off the ground in sufficient amounts Births at Pennock Blizzards are common Ln Ant­ arctica, where waler vapor is so meager that surorl-lngly little snow fall*. The United States station at the South Pole meas­ ured only two inches one year. tended the funeral of Mr Will Lott In Clarksville * Mr and "We're As Near As Your Telephone' Mrs. Ray Seeac called on Mrs. May Wakefield of Sartnac Fri­ day. They called on Mrs Alma Stahl of Elmdale Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Muri Hostetler were Thanksgiving supper guests of Mr. and Mra Orlo Hostetler of j Axto * Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Burgees and family of Jackson I were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mra Muri HostoUer * Mrs. Art Ketchum and children of Mason were Friday visitors of Automobile & Machinery Mr and Mrs. Hostetler. * Mr. KEYS DUPLICATED while you and Mra Robert Moore and Appliance & General Repair wait. Ben Franklin Store. Slate Concrete Products Repair cJUldren. Mr. and Mra Tim Kid­ der and family and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smelker were TiianksgMng dinner guests of their parents, WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING ANQ MIX­ Mr. and Mra. Don Kidder Barry County Ready Mix Co. REPAIR — Expert workmanship. ICE—First class work. Call Wl Mr. and Mra Deforrrat Shoe­ ING done at the farm according Phone Wl 5-2123. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Servbridge and family of Hastings SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE mother. Mrs. Winnie Vandlen, t«r sister and family, lhe Wayne reau Services. M37 So , Wl 5­ Rowley'*, her aunt. Mra Ethel bridge and son of Middleville Hess and Mrs John Hoos. all of were Thanksgiving dinner guesta 2223, ALL GRADES WASHED SAND Hasting.*. * Thanksgiving dinner । of their parents. Mr. and Mn. CERAMIC rnoMIFA IINOLFUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel guests of the Thoma., Niethamars Richard Shortjridge * Mrs. AND CARPET REPAIR — HmCo. Home office 822 S. Benton. Repairs and sharpening. Saw were Mr. and Mrs Kendall | Richard Shdebrldge received a part* and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ । Cents of Coats Grove and Mr. call from her son and wife. A2/c Sista Rd Rhone Wl’ 5-2123. l'l>rUrx''an<' Mra- PYnnk Nlethamer * James and Mrs. Shoe bridge and ICE—24 hour Sarvlce (black t Hnnd Mr. and Mrs Vldlfcn Barnum. daughter of Anchorage, Alaska. Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. ar«d white). Jacob* Prescription WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— L..n« Mrs Minnie Geiger. Mt- Mabie Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Wheeler and Donald Ketchum 30 day furlough. * Mrs. Do! urea Guaranteed workmanship. AJso Mltcellonooua were in Grand Rapid* Baturday. Strtmback and family of Luke an all kina* kinds or of jewelry Jewelry rxepxir Repair and RADIATORS^ Clsaned. Rapalrad, * Mr and Mra. Richard Bishop, Engraving Miller Jewelers, 1I8| Recored. Burkey Salas and Sarvdaughter Jean, and the latter's CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — j three daughters, of Hastings, HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Fabrlca In Barry County. Kirsch AT 8EVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ turned hom«toturday. GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP — Ail Mrs William Faul (Bonnie Jolinrods. Installation and Hanging. TER—Raw wood or flnlrfwd ------- son> and tlirte children of SaglBeverwyk’s Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ --------I naw and Erick Johnson, a stu­ Mra Howard Newman of Cart­ appliances. Call 945-2317. dent at Ponta, wen Thankagy ton Center, Thursday, * Mrs. tors, machinery and chain saws giving guests of their parents. j Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson. * VACUUM CLEANER HEADOUARWe nr'X Wee tt.e—l.i to - to , UM/ >114. » 10.1 TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ .... ner TERS—Service. part*, hois* *nd Radio, Television Repairing ---■--------------------------— । son. --------son.Mr. Mr.। and Mrs Verden Hea- daughter. Mrs. ItoweU Newton. ized engraving of all kinds. Gil­ 5-5052. 1 daughter Joined other more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., _______ of the farqlly for a and Mrs Howard Mingus of Ann Electric, 222 S. Jaffarson. Phone 945-5316. Thanksgiving dinner at the home Howell Newton Baturday and SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ Orandmother Schalbly Ln Wood­ visited Mrs. Bleam. Agency for Business Services Offered SERVICE —315, S. Hanover, thorized Dealer for Wheel Hoes* land. In the evening Byron and Mias Judy Overholt of Kalo945-3862. Free Mrvtes foe one ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — family called on Mrs Hmterly'a rear on S«lch*ll-C*rl*on Color Maurice Overholt of Middletown. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water tin and her outer and husband. •nd tuppiie* Keller Electric 1*1.*. uwwsr Mr ana Mra. Kotann oaater at System* Sold, installed, serviced. Service, 524 Middleville Rd. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY. WE REPAIR radio and record Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ rteN wi wi s-rvrz t.teii , Thanksgiving dinner guests of Catholic Church In Kalamazoo Phone Wl 512700 anar 5 P-m . ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio player* (STEREO and HI-FI). VWM Music Center. 138 W. State. 5381. Hastings. A reception followed Mrs Eli­ sort Phone Wl 5-9187’. Phone 945-4284. zabeth OverhoM, grandmother at . iu Business Directory ----MIM0RIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrtfica BraHian' SIKHWOOD-SIACK xS. INSURANCE All Forms of brother. Eldon, and children. * lhe bride atunded the reheanol and a reception Friday night. Inturanca ond Bond* JERRY ANDRUS I Bornum and children erf rural i wedding and brought her bomb Hastings were Saturday callers aftorwarda On Thursday rnom- Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Liitod in Thi* Weekly Service and Repair Guide � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-12-08.pdf e748601bca03ba6595df63ed9658a610 PDF Text Text I Retiring Poses No Problem For Musical Frank Cooper moved here fran Jonesboro. Ask. $5,797,401 The Hastings Banner Plan New High School 22 Pages—3 Sections Hoiting*. Michigan, Thursday, December 8, 1966 NUMBER 34 possible attainment of a life- in music and eventually a PhD Cross blood clinics and received The first goal along this am­ bitious scholastic route wUl have his "Gallon Club** pin back In been attained this coming, Sat- June of IBM. Both Mr. and Mrs. Cooper sang In the Methodist Church Choir celve two degrees from Western Michigan University. Kalamazoo First Presbyterian Church Choir. Mrs. Cooper directed the Kirk the other a bachelor of music. House Choir for a number of Mr. and Mr* Cooper came to years. Hustings inJ*40 along with Mr. and Mra RRiert Waite and Mr*. he began studying port time at Addle Hay when tiie Caslte Com- WAV. Then after his retire­ ment from the Hastings Manu­ facturing Company on April 1, 1965 he and ids wife moved to Kalamazoo for a full-Umc course of study. Although Mm Cooper, herself. Is not working toward a -EDITORIALS * Recommend Structure for 1.600 Students, 6-1 Teachin" Stations; Swim Pool Project Separate Issue ■ '4- WU1 the various elements of the Republican party —the conservelives, moderate* and liberal*— following their strong showing in November, be able to profit from the disastrous lesson of 1964 and close ranks In time for the allImportant campaign of 18687 For Local District I the Nation were rather well dis­ i tributed among the three elements i mentioned, with a majority going : those falling under the moder­ to ate i and liberal classifications. Undoubtedly the liberals and moderates i will find little difficulty In agreeing on a basis for common ।action. This would seem to leave the question of unity or disunity । In the hand* of The Old Guard, !so to speak. Will they try and replay the tune of 1964 or will they, even If grudgingly, join in an effort to establish a Republican Party much more broadly based than the one fashioned for the last disastrous presidential campaign? Recommendations that the Hastings school district con­ struct a new high school costing an estimated S5,7Q7,40l are to be presented to the Board of Education members at their regular meeting Tuesday night at the high sctwxd. . The overall project will be S5.S97.40I including SIOO.OOO for alterations of the .present high school for use as a junior Probably lhe answer to that high. Also recommended is a swimming pool costing an esti­ question will be apparent during mated 8450,000. which is to be-------.oted on os a separate issue. recommendation the General the next several months. tk. — j.Steering Committee considered Although lhe O OP was given nja. hv th? rJlrli “n pllu,s *uh r'K“rd» « 10 ho* made by the ^sai^Gcnml , curtlCulum needs could best many courses in art and music a new lense on life as a result of [which fall within her range of an unexpectedly strong showing, I n g educational be Satisfied for quality education in the future and also the cost of Music lovers ate invited to a Interests. During lhe past year, the seeds of disunion arc there .mpltmcnting these plans. free Christmas program to be Co-Chairman Marvin Ander­ and can. conceivably, once again Such things as adaptability presented at 3 pm. in Central DR. De FORREST WALTON son presented them at a general and flexibility of curriculum to Auditorium by members of the Ing practice teaching in Allegan Heads Draft Board —Robert K shatter the party into fragment meeting ata. tiie school Monday instrumental music department High School. Stamm 334 E. State Street, has too small und^feeble to cope with night. lion and arrangement of teach­ of the Hastings public schools. Following hl* graduation. Mr. been elected chairman of (he a Democratic front that, somehow Three propositions were pre­ ing station, the average number Director Artiiur Steward. Jr., has Cooper plans an extensive trip Barry County Selective Service called, the then Sen. Goldwater sented. with the concensus favor- of square feet per student being announced. during which he will visit his Board. He succeeds William J. always manages an effective degree 'and his campaign strategists, took ng the plan for a high school for built Into new schools today: a There will be no admission daughter. Caroline in California, Schilhaneck. who resigned. of unity during presidential cam-|I firm control of proceedings and 1.600 students with 130 square projection of the future needs of a brother. Lewis D. Cooper. CoL- Chairman Stamm has been a palgns. ‘ ’eet per student to replace the the school district: and financial I gave voice only to the conservative. More than 240 students from Rei„ U5 A.F.. in Fori Worth. member of the draft board since present school built for about MO guidelines as discussed by the Nov. 22, 1963 He was named vice the ?lh through the 12th grades! Texas, and friends in Arkansas Republican victories throughout! (Continued on Page 4> and housing some 1.100 finance committee were consid­ chairman In November of 1965. will play favorite holiday music After returning from this tour, Cost of the plan for property ered before a final decision was and other outstanding selections for ... which ........no — definite —~ time limit . Dr. DeForrest D. Walton. 78. for,| owners ...in Hastings Is estimated reached. 7 he newly organized string dr- has been set. Mr. Cooper plans nearly three decades a Hastings; 111 820 45 per 81.000 of assessed There was great consideration chestra will be presented first,1 to continue study at W.M U. on FINE GIFT GUIDE < optometrist nnd prominent In I valuation, as equalized per year liven to the cost of this program followed by the Seventh Grade u full time basis in order to many civic endeavora. succumbed > on a 30-ycar basis. Thus an own- to the taxpayer, and lo the finan­ Be sure to rood the [J nbout 3 pm. Tuesday at the Alamo er of a home assessed at 82.000 cial responsibility to the s-htfol Band, tiie Junior Band and the I qualify for aqiuuter's degree in Saxon Concert Band. music, which. Tie expect*, will Christmas Gift Guide J Nursing Home near Kalamazoo [ would pay 84090 for tiie 85.897.401 llstrlct in its relationship to The program will include "Jin­ take at least a year. One hundred and thirty-three Textar 44. Edward Downey 43. [ appearing in this^ where he lud been for nine years, equipped school building, plus other taxing units of govern­ gle Bells." “Adelle Fidelis," "God Dr. Walton had been tn III health j 82 88 to finance lhe 8450.000 ment. This graduate degree, however, veterans of the Hastings Division i Stuart Gustafson 43. John Mar- i' week s Banner. You You ’ll II S X’ since suffering a stroke. I swimming ~w.i pool. Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “Si­ will not be the final goal, but of th* E. W. Bliss Company were tin 43. Peter Martin 43. Elmer * week's I«wtmm(n<» Having completed this study lent. Night.” "White Christmas" merely an Important step toward honored at the annual Service Parcell 43. Charles Rowley 43. K be pleated at the clever ? 1 Estimat'd cost of the bulld­ ve recommend a new high school and others int. which would provide to house 1.600 students with ap­ Barnhart - • — 42. Garner his ultimate objective, a Ph.D. Awards Dinner of the Bliss Vet- Walter — p.m. Friday at the First Me4hproximately 130 sq ft/student be The Saxon Band officer* In­ in music. He already has ills erans Club Saturday evening al Hampton 41. Jake Hollister 41. 5 your local merchants. 3 odirt Church with the Rev. 64 leaching station, Include, -on-tructcd and that revisions to John Hewitt 40. William Kidder clude Sieve Keller. Greg Shel- special research project in mind the Hastings Country Club. George Elliott and the Rev. Don the present high school for Jun­ lerly, Gayle Myer*. Barb Sweet, M. Gary officiiting. Burial will One hundred and eighteen 40 self. $618.968 far equipment and ior high use be made al a mini­ the completion of hla thesis may employees with 25 year* service . — -Gold Pin-------with —-------- ----------------be In Riverside Cemetery. mum coat. * extend over a period of several or more received gold watches ) One Diamond, One Emerald. One The cost of this recommenda­ These other estimated costs Junior Band officers are Tom in recognition of their service. Ruby: Osgood Funeral Home. Tlune who would include 870,000 for electric, tion should fall between 85 and Kauffman. Dave Lowe and Pat­ Gold pins with various Jewels Charles Fuller 39. Bernard Mr. Cooper looks to the future wish may rend memorials to the water and sewer services. 880.000 46 million, and alternate blds ty st Martin with interest and enthusiasm were* also presented along with Meyer 39. Harold Downs 38. Rotary Scholaiship Fund. to purchase the site. 8250.000 for should be taken for 11200 and I Howard Peters 38. Earl Weise 38. Terril Zylman will also con­ for he la in a line of study that certificates of service. Dr. Walton hod practiced op­ sltf development, which includes 1.400 student capacity buildings. Orishand to make lhe awards Loyal Edger 37. Clare Farbrother duct numbers on the program tometry here since moving here grading, landscaping, curbs and We recommend that the type been one of his major Interest*. from the Division was Thomas L. 137. Stanley Meinert 37. Fredrick In 1929v until forced to retire in gutters, boring and survey, side­ of construction should be the juhnston. division imtnuger, and j Purteuus 37. Clare Bassett 30. Thus. retirement for Mr Coop­ 1857 because of his health. walks. driveways and lighting most economical, consistent with er did not mean "going out to from lhe Corporate Office in E!ra Carlin 36. Eugene Dnlman The weather forced the cancel­ Tile figure also Includes 8195.117 i good continuing maintenance A man of many accomplish ­ Canton, Ohio, Carl E. Anderson. 36. Wilbur Schantz 36. Sterling lation of the Christmas parade pasture” but rattier marked the ments. Dr Walton i>ad been a for architectural fees and super­ program. beginning of an entirely new. president: George Perrualt. Jr. Sponab'.e 36. Normtfn Steele 36. and the arrival of Santa Claus We further recommend that In foreign language teacher before vision. which represents five perexciting and eminently worth­ executive vice president, and Burdette Barber 35, George In the Hastings business district order to bring the pupil teacher Franklyn C. Clark, vice presi- • Schllttiront 35. Monday evening, Russell Han­ entering the field of optometry. while career. fees would be 816.500, bond 81.000. ratio to 25/1 that all available jq u, 35 Years—Gold Fin with kins, manager of the Hastings ■ooms be used and that elemenrisk Insurance 89.000. capitalized All of which recalls that old dent of personnel and labor rclalions. , one Diamond. Two Rubles: Area Chamber of Commerce, an­ CaUf, on Jan. 4. 1888. the son of Interest 8145 000 and about saying to. the effect that, John and Etta <Hn>wer> Walton. 8285.000 for contingencies. Robert R. Willis, manager of | Jesse B 1 o u e h 34. W. Keith nounced. dste as needed. Employees, their husbands and When he was still a child his personnel and labor relations at Chase 34. Clare Johnron 34. Levi The other plan which received We further recommend1 that wives, of the City FYxxi Ac Bev­ down " | swimming instruction facilities the Division, was the toaarinas- Martz 34. Thomas Ogden 34. dent* of the community be- parents moved back to Kalamazoo erage and Felpausch Food Cen­ h'gh ^chTOl for ' l^TOO "stu'tfents for the K-12 program and com­ ter. » Harold Cramer 33, Frank Bnnie* ter* of Hustings, Albion, Eaton One of the high pointe of the ' 3-’. Boyd Helny 32. Julian Lubl- poned." Manager Hankins said. 1Mte^^taLKo^^Wrlt* coal"n »5-438-95‘ Plus HWOOO i inunity use be placed bn a sepa­ Rapids. Maraiiall. Mason. Grand rcvi.inn of Junlar Hlch fa- rate ballot. 32. Law­ "Snow and cold weather would 'attenoeu Kalamazoo College. West-, evenlng wa. lhe presentation ! enleckl 32. I-eon Mead *» Ixdge. Coldwater. Williamston, 1^ t»1L' am"' dllllcv nnd the “MOOT pool, rence Cooley 31. Orval Fountain have been welcomed, but rain vmita'^Mlehl^n" ; • ■"dream —------- ” high school, incorHomer. Stockbridge and Belle­ 31. Hurry Hotchkiss 31. Philip and Ice made It impossible," he terslty of Michigan and the AlliA Francois in Paris. France. | porattng many more <e«tures vue gn hered at the small audi­ Nichol, 31. Arthur Bennett II 30. added "State Police would not ante 1 | year* continuous service. torium of Hie lauulng Clylc Lean Dunning 30. Frank Galiauouid cost an estimated 88,9*8.Leonhardt then described Ida ghcr 30. Charles Krauss 30. El­ permit moving floats from Mar- j ter Sunday evening. Bdc:-4. for ahull to Hastings." 1 530. Including a pool. years with lhe company and told :mer Robinson 30. Frank V Wpyer-j. their annual Christmas banquet □fin. Ill-The recommended pool would -v’We hop* to reschedule the! of the early days at the com-1 and party. pony’s former Brooklyn pint j30,, „ , I Christmas parade when weather Robert K. Btamm, chairman of with proper decking, locker fa­ Pin with permits. However, our stores are' where he began his career. i 25 M enjoy the festivities which In­ Barry's Selective Service board, tended Northern Illinois College cilities and a spectator area. Diamond. j| except open from 9 a m. to ’9 everyone pm. dally b> I <)"r ,tub^ " "Sunday ’ for ’s cluded (h e distribution of reminds all registrant* of Barry n<T°lBurkc8lnB *“ of Optometry and practiced in The recommendation, of the County that they must notify Christina* checks. . । 29-Years of service - George shopping convenience. Santa is Evanston. HL. before coming to steering committee included: their Local Board in writing Christmas glfia were distri­ Leonhardt is the oldest act he । *mrhelm Lawrence Anders. be in the downtown here late Hasting*. 1 A six hour day with 55 buted and’ door prizes added to within 10 days after it occurs, ntante’ta Meht’tiq eSS Omar D ar ii u in. Harry Rurke.J»e« week with goodies for Dr. Walton was appointed to the minute periods. of (1) every change in their ad ­ the fun as did the exchange of 2. That five subjects become E ‘ d Gordon Crothers. Lynn Edger ' loungsters." Hankins concluded, Michigan Board of Examiners in trlfta among the employees. One dress. physical condition and oc­ tn five foreign countries. EIIloU acflrec Gillett. Rus------------ •------------Optometry by Gov. Frank Fitz­ mandatory each semester, that a cupational. marital, family, de, , of the highlights of the evening, ! The company is n diversified S(.|| HttJl Hr C|yde. Kuempel., gerald. and continued as a mem­ sixth subject could be taken with was the presentation of service uisaulsriurer =f mctalwcrklns I Edward Lelchleltner. Keith I-cch-' ber of the bourd for many years. perml.ulon, and that 19 credits pins, a policy Inaugurated by the and (2) any other fact which presses, rolling mills and auxlil-1 • — . .. . HL, lost appointment was by Gov. be required tor graduation. 3. A closed campus: three FrlpaiLwh Food Center six years might change their. claMlficatlon. ary equipment, mill rolls, traffic O. Mennen Williams in 1956 lunch period, of 30 minutes each. Shein M«l IPCmpbell hu ago. control and safety equipment, 28-5 ears of service — John announced Deputy Harvey Baker Those receiving tiie handsome Board electrical components and vari­ S™" Hrnd.rrtol. Mjhtt p„„ w service pins this year were: . ous aerospace products. 4 Th.I the Honuby. Njtan Jg». । aortln. d.y U>Ut .nd D.pu- aJlK A”/1 if”!' ,u" Others honored Included: Tjwyear award—Marleah DenLancaster. K Von Makley. Lloyd ।._ ------ ty Kenneth X. Qranata has been, —’«* “ ntgn sen oof nave a group innlsun of Hastings. Charlene Hunt enee. member of the Hastlma Rixirrt nr .... / .. ^i»rea .. . .. Makley, Nation Sherman. Lin­ .« to seat at least with Two Diamond, and One of Albion. Maynard Ells and Al den* Snyder. AI vine Weber. on l»« HUM .h« The Many Notice of Classification Emerald: 500 students , — ■ Rumrill of Eaton Rapids and Wayne Williams. tlons. effective Jan. 1. carry 8200 ior.!! ,,odut u-,L ” .1e!.... — .Church. . 1. . 0- That tne proposed new Philip Leonhardt. 53 Robert Bryan* of Grand Ledge. ere beln» relumed to the Lncal I rhal- b-.n t,n C,’lc h,«h ‘ch"ol have an in t-uct’onsl | Board office by the Post Office 27-Years of service—Carl Bry­ additional compensation. 45 to 50 Years—Gold Pin with r:•u£.‘*rn " 1 m-t-rtals center to accnm—>-*t’ son. Jeffrey Parks and Cora Department, because of incor­ Two Diamond* and One Ruby ans. Maurice Cogswell. Fay De|« Ite K»llmu«o g^piM. a- . „„ t mrt„, „ u,, rect mailing addresses Lawrence Wimmer. 47. and mond, Sr., William Hayward. Mathews of Eaton Rapids Burr Laubaugh, Carl Ricker. 1 nr Wntrrm ».« < 8 That the Hastings Svlintl est member of the Barry County Registrants are again urged to Earl Erway 46. Entertainment was by the Dr_ Walton was also active in .District should affiliate itself j selective Service Board He took William Rose, Donald Tredin ­ Michigan Stale University Men’s keep their Information up-tonick. David Troyer, Robert Vroonanv with an area vocational school •*-------------- ”■■■•■— ■ date for their files. Glee Club. • Fourteen candidates were inltlDr. Walton married Louise Pot- 1 as soon as plans for one are man. Schilhaneck when he resigned The Local Board office Is lo­ phlre: ated into lhe Hastings BPOE 1 ter at her parents’ home at Mulll-1 complete. 26-Years of service — John Lodge Monday night after 15 years* service. Jarman, a Harvey Myers 44, Clarence cated on the second floor of the ken on Dec. 22. 1915. She died in 1 । 7. That the number of stuChandler. Charles Church. Keith National Bank Building and is A dinner preceded the for- , January Of 1965 He married Mra dente assigned to study halls or Metropolitan Insurance Com­ Craig. Clinton Gregory. Robert pany representative, is assistant open 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. Monday ceremony. [ Charles (Fannie) Hall of Kalama- study areas by 75 or les* Holmes. Lewis Johnson. Margar­ mal chief of the Hastings Fire De­ through Friday. New members of the Elks In-| zoo on July 21. 1855 8 That the same diploma be partment. et Lechleltner, W.* Earl Peake. elude Herman F. Bottcher, Jo- ] In addltilon to his wife, he is Tlie large mobile home of the 1 Issued to all student* without I Samuel Shriver. Floyd Todd. Don seph V Burkholder. Norvai E Jr., of Detroit; Dr. John. Hastings Eldon Nutters located on the | I reference to course. ।— Wilson. Russell Zerbel Sinclair. Harold Tasker. Amos1 survived by four sons. DeForrest west end of Freeport’s main 9 That a general upgrading 1’L.iq fnr 25-Years of service—Alfred Al­ 7imTn Dr. Clyde W. Meadows, presi­ Dalman. Oale E. .T'-JDeur,’nCZ Martin Victor —— — ...... A ------ Hugo. Bellaire, Md■. and’ . of the physical education proI IclUM 1U1 street near the VFW Hall was dent of the World Christian En­ ton. Robert Beckwith. Wesley- >“»", ““"“S- XJoja «I R"lln. ud ,»■ b«|p. .nd U>.l .wlmmln. destroyed by fire about 6:30 pm. Funeral servlcwi for Mrs deavor Union and bishop of the Blough. Howard Balo. Frank nine. John Worwte Arden Wilder • In a — ___ . . ... _ . ... -nlng. Woods. Wilder. 10 grandchildren. Friday There was no one home should become a part of the K-12 Maude (Cialeri Herrema, 82. 3704 Church of the United Brethren Browne. Dale Bump. Archie Donald L Nottingham. Robert F. physical education program when tiie lire was discovered and Hurd. Miles Donnnn, Bruce Eng- Spaulding. Nolan R dutches* 10. That physical education be by the time firemen arrived the Milan. 8X. Grand Rapids, a Monday. Dec. 12. at the Lake­ । el. Eugene Guernsey. John Hu­ former Middleville reaid ent. are and George B. Youngs. required with full credit ip the intcrlo/ was an Inferno. to be held at 1 pm. Saturday wood High School Auditorium. ' vens. Floyd Hefflcbower. Arthur Nine men are to leave Hasting* 9th and 10th grades with this' I The program Is sponsored by the Howe. Carl Hula. Garrett Isham. on Jan. 23 as Barry County's exception: the second year may| Tiie first stage of modernizing [quota, it was reported last week. Middleville with the Rev. Ken­ Victory Christian Endeavor Warren Kidder. Paul McDowell. POST OFFICE HOURS Building Hastings | Originally, the county's quota be taken in the junior or senior a highway in Barry County has Henry Myers. Lynn Perry. Wil-------.... -permits --------- ----In-----------neth R. Navis officiating with Union. Supl. of the Mail* Thoma* llam Scudder. Robert Shannon, totaled 867.155 in September fliiu T%o~more yii;“orphni™ £?t?EX£ burial In Mt. Hope Cemetery. Jerry Stamm. Kenneth Stamm. --------al education may be takVn <u 'William Swiger, Gilbert J. Tate. an elective with full credit. r p^’ ’ Wett|iesall day Saturday. Dee. 10. and Twenty of the 8,411 students' II. That there 6e no substitu. pathlc Hoepital tn Grand Rap- at Central Michigan University Raymond Tobias. Alden M Todd. Max J. Wellfare. George Wlballion for physical'-kiucatlon ex- ,_T“5 . are from Barry County, includ­ da, George Woodmunw. Royden cept by doctors request. I J?* nuon on Saturday. Dec. 24. She is survived by two sons. ing seven freshmen ■ Yarger. 12 That there be a Continuing ““ Deoartment ■ DeThe regular dally schedule is Lloyd Lyons and Dale Lyons of 8:45 a in. until 5:15 pan. Mall rurrlcu!um Council, appointed Gary. Ind.: four grandchildren, by lhe Board of Edu-at-on. to and five great grandchildren. The project includes moderni­ Barry County residents along j could be expected. John had his study the total curriculum ‘Kwith Americans throughout the closest call of the morning He 12> This Council should be rep­ zation and relocation of M-37 world tills week are remembering [ was preparing a field gas stove resentatives of the school board, and M-43 from Broadway In Hastings we t to a point ap­ Pearl Harbor, the bombing by ‘ io move out. when a plane came school staff and citizens of the proximately mile west-----of the Japanese which plunged the I in strafing. The plane had to school district -------------- . one —--------------United Stales into war on Dec.| pull up to avoid hitting a bar­ There were some 17 d'fferent’ the city limit*. Frank Holmes 7. 1841. ■ liracks—and missed John by about building proposal*, considered be- ' " * ’“ Nearly everyone old ,enough j fore a final selection for recom- chief. Survey work Is tfchcdnled for ha* peraonal memorl** Of lhat| mendat'on to the School Board Day of Infamy, and one who ha* tn their position* until June completion next Spring. Blds are returned to the Iilands is John! In making a final selection for U> be taken In the Spring of 1969. □utheridge. John and hl* wife, campaigns, going to Australia lhe former Hazel Heacock. left Bunday from San Francisco and were to be^in Hawaii by 10:30 pm. Sunday night. to obtain new fire fighting equip­ Christmas Music Concert Sunday In Auditorium Dr. Walton Succumbs After Long Illness Bliss Veterans Receive Awards At Saturday Fete t Rain, Ice Force Postponement of Holiday Parade Food Centers Hold Christmas Banquet Sunday Men Must Keep Draft Board Fully Informed EST-S* SIS .. Sheriff Campbell JneriTT Names Sergeant, Initiate 14 into Hastipgs Elka Lodge Mobile Home at \ Freeport Burns Past Middleville Resident Dies Christian Endeavor World President at Lakewood Monday 9 to Leove Jon. 23 Relocating 43 West on State Building Permits 20 at* Central Mich. Barry Soldier Returns to Pearl Harborfor Memorial backward glances 'bits of yesteniay".... as gkanid from tbe Banner files ment. as the result at a special Hastings High student pulled a I approved by real "Davy Crockett." Friday >. The meoaur morning when he bagged a 150pound buck using an antique actually been approved muzzle loader, believed to be times previously, but in some technical flaw appeared in more than 150 year* U4 Mike the workin* an the ballots. This On that fatal day. John was Held Barracks at Pearl Harbor. fare for Sunday morning breuk- Oil SOUiu. e~ —-- ---­ rams his rhot home just Uke were successfully met. Dedication services for the new partmant, in a statement issued education*! unit and the enlarg­ ed auditorium ha, been announc­ ed for next Wednesday by the Rev Russell Houseman, pastor cooking had any Influence whatof the Baptist Church here. Haw Baa MOU ABOUTt . . .4MCKWABD GLANCE*, OLDEST ACTIVE BLIS8 WORKER-Carl E. Anderson- (right). Phlllp Leonhardt, the oldest active employe at the Hastings Country Clubz—Photo by Barth. planes came over with their lethal loads. The plane* strafed the bar­ racks. and John remembers they lost one man by the gunfire They ’ all had tattle stations, and John immediately Joined hl* artillery unit on Puppie H*lght* After the first wave, John and his unit returned to the barracks to prepare lo go into the field. This week John and Hasel should have been visiting with many of his old buddles from Hie 24th Division, and also the 25 th John and Hazel and their family live at Charlton Park where he is caretaker for the Barry County Road Commission. They were married on Nov 20. 1944. Mrs. Heacock. a native of Kennan. Wls., worked for the Hastings Mfg. Company. Their VanWIe. H*st ngi: LnrA who APB as a missile mechanic, and Broca, a frtshman; Prank, in the Sth grade the 8th - �Wf Gins IWDBI YOUR CHRISW® r na plus SIMS ' GREEN STAMPS 9 i SPARE RIBS CUTLETS^ 79£ ECKRICH SMOKED SAUSAGE PORK ROAST F 49^ PORK SAUSAGE BONELESS PORK FARMER PEET'S FRESH, PICNIC STYLE II 1 FULLY-COOKED HAM SHANK HALF 59s 99S CENTER PORTION 29c 2°TOB-3-LB. AVERAGE 79' SWIFTS PREMIUM PRO-IEN BEEF SALE! EVERYDAY SHELF PRICES SIRLION STEAK.;99' CUBE STEAK 99' w PORK HOCKS 39' Country Froth s 79' 2% MILK SfMrUn Quartan MARGARINE 8HURFINE u. 99* 10-99* ICE CREAM Gerben Strained BABY FOOD Domino FLOUR "TASTES LIKE IT COSTS MORE” — Reg. or Drip s 66‘ SPARTAN COFFEE I0X SUGAR ” SPARTAN COFFEE Charmin 2-lb. MIXED NUTS '■ QC <>7 13 oz. wt./| Can 4-roll CLOROX BREAD 29' LIQUID BLEACH 1-LB. SOLIDS Spartan 2-Ply Bathroom Tissue 4 p^lZS* SL Appian-Way Pizza Mix i-“M,^^_29t jB r— — jAigniw ■■■ ........................................ E ’ SPARTAN FRESH FROZEN - 6 fl. oz. Cana j < ®ORANGE JUICE OREO n COOKIES f 1 1- Lb. PACKAGE r■say BUTTERW ■ TOILET TISSUE ’L^_ FRESH - CREAMERY WITH COUPON BELOW SPARTAN FRESH - FROZEN I* ”u* Strawberry Halves FROM FLORIDA ___________ MG. WITH COUPON AT RIGHT SOFT MARGARINE A COUNTRY FRESH EGG N0G 39‘ x 2 u». 29‘ BANANAS OVEN - FRESH FRUIT CAKE OVEN-FRESH APPLE TURNOVERS । | 11 । । 1 TEA BAGS ' . 59^ 49* iH । | BKKKi9EZ3ZZ3 | i j i 50 EXfRA STAMPS. 150 EXTRA STAMPS | . -.U------- ...» . GLACED I I CHRISTMAS 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS 150 EXTRA STAMPS - Spartan w-r— ।I I Strawberry . I I I SALADA BLACK PASQUALES PRESERVES 591 FROZEN PIZZA FRUIT 1 J REDEEM BONUS COUPONS 5 & 6 100 FREE STAMPS .... WITH COUPON & PURCHASE OF A/MY 4-LIGHT BULBS 50 FREE STAMPS .. WITH COUPON «. PURCHASE Of 2-PKGS OREu *5Oc in.SH‘li Fre*h Creamery । 50 EXTRA STAMPS । | 50 EXTRA x I 1 ; With P.'<h«M of PKG. of BARBECUED SPARE RIBS I । | With P<xth.i« ol BUTT PORTION I ham BUTTER LIMIT I p<G WITH THIS COUPON A A IS 00 OR MORE FOOO ORDER THRU SATURDAY, pfg 10. 1964. - “• *”« ’HIS COUPON ■ A SSOO OR MORE FOOD ORDER THRU SATURDAY, pfC. 10, 1966 - —. ~ ~ J_ _ _ __ _ _ AT^AmnAFOOD Gin CERTIFICATES! FRU|T USKns! HolidaY-CANDY AND WRAP 50 EXTRA STAMPS LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO 59' COOKIES DOUBLE <z’7/. Green EVERY WEDNESDAY! j NUT? GOD CENTERS NUTS! �» Butcher Given | The Weather I More AboutPrison Term for Backward Glances Slashing Man 1 after the mercury had plunged ---------- to four below zero. Barry Udell, ot Scotts Lake, whdj R began to climb and Sunday Pleaded guilty to assault with in- night Use rain began to fall and was ordered by Circuit .Judge corded at the Hastings Fisheries Archie D. McDonald to serve Research Station The rain con­ from four to 10 year* in South­ tinued and by this Wednesday ern Michigan Prison at Jackson Eaton County jail. Butcher, who ted a kxig rec­ ord. was airestct last Scp.emter by Deputy Gerald Smith and — „ - .. ...... George Scobey of the Algonquin area with a broken whisky bottle early on Saturday morning. Butcher and two otter men inches and six-tenths inches ot again, and then was hit again. his forehead, down through lhe t -News Notes-1 !► 4*4X4 44444.1, Gerald A. Sherry, who is sta­ Funeral services for Henry tioned at Ft. Sill. Okla., has growth of cancer. This opinion Kleven, 77, a retired chef who died suddenly Tusbday morning Sp 4 Gerald is the son of the Muehlbergtr. PhD, toxicologist at the home of hi* daughter, Oemld Sherry* ot 331 N. Church. lhe Michigan Department of Mrs. Buford <Neva> Valentine at Health. Pfe. David I_ Allen US 55893683 HUB 4lh Dlr. Chapel. Tte Rev. Einar Unseth is to Artillery. 4lh Infantry pivlslon Reinaid Werrcnrath. noted APO San Francisco, Calif.. 96262 officiate and burial will be Ln baritone, will appear in Cen­ tral auditorium here, as the first Lakeside Cemetery number on forum course spoo- Penney Associates Receiving Special Year-End Payment Naturalist Talks To Rotarians Lakeside Barracks, Auxiliary Install Their Officers • (jou'll love our ! BAKEDGOODS CHRISTMAS GOODIES! Fancy Butter Cookies----------------------------------------- lb. $L25 Pfefferneuite Spic* Otop Cookie,------ --------" lb. 80c 80c Springcrlic 'Ani, So«d,> _________________ lb. 80c Macaroons Vsallls or ChocoUi*____________ lb. -lb, $1.25 Almond Macaroons iCooki„>-----------------33c 6 for Lebkuchen German Horfey Cookies ----33c 6 for Fancy Butter Cut-Out Cookies--------------Shspe of jngelt. irees. Sants and bells lb. 69c Dale's Homemade Peanut Brittle---------85c lb. Dale's Cocoanut Brittle -------------------------I Full of peanui, and so crunchy) b Saturday Orange Knots____________________________ 6 for A rich vca« raised roll made with fresh orange and honey 45c Coffee Cake*—Family Siie 63c; Small (For breakfast, lunch and tnackt.l 35c Monday, Panfry Day; Wed., Cookie Day DALE’S BAKE SHOP IN HASTINGS one of Lhe oldest hunters to go In the north woods this season, bagged his deer as usual and has planned two venison din­ ners. one for city officials here nnd one for Barry county den­ tists. Duffy Daugherty-coached Michigan State football trams New '66 Mercurys GOING FAST AT duced by Alfred Lowe. London told how 9.015 camp permits were Issued at Yankee ■Springs last season, providing for 29.291 camps for 122.400 people.' 05135288 Charlra Fowler. 81 ears old. of Maple Grove and the fatter of Washington— were named to the naturallst with the State Conser­ vation* Department at Yankee achievements of the State's prom 7or providing outdoor r-e-eatlonBl facilities facilities at at the the Monday Monday reatlonal noon luncheon meeting of the Hastings Rotary Club. London, a former teacher Associates at the J. C. Penney eommddaled 435.259 swimmer*, Company department store here boaters, fishermen and others With more and more people at Hastings will receive a yearvnu ‘nterested in outdoor activities. <nd special payment toaay today. Manager Al. Puller explained ll’c Conservation Department is that checks will go lo regular hoping to provide more facilities, and part-time asroclntw employ- "nd 13 asklng for more money to ed on or before Dec. 31. 1965.1tl° Ulc Job with the exception of members *,”r* **»»*•« ~ «» ; the Kiwanis Club are lo Join of tte management rtaff. the Rotarian* at Leason Sharpe Said Mr. Puller: If ..Il lo lit hear h-nr a pro nrn.­ MemorialI Hall I* one of many benefits rhored | gram by the Hasting* High by Penney associates throughout School Choir'Under the direca m. and Train No. 104 which ' the Company. It Ls another way ,uc Rotary Club's Ladles arrival here from the weal at the vmnpuny Company aeinonstraics demonstrates in-;: tcrest In the welfare of people N,«nt Is scheduled for Jan 12. 4:37 pm will be mixed train.) who are responsible for its con-1 There will be dinner at lhe Harcarrying both passengers and Unued growth" irls 1,otcl antl Rotarians and freight The steady reduction Ini The payment this year is m ruests arc to s« a Civic Theater passenger traffic along the Une. SERVICE STATION HELP . . ----------------------WANTED — Pull time. Jack addition to regular Company' ?Ia>- Subject Is Roe. accord­ Richard Jacobs, chairman Echtlnaw's Service Station. 320 provisions for sick benefits, medicol insurance, group life ln«ur- I,or 1>,c pronram.______ This year lhe Music Depart­ N. Michigan Ave. WI 5-5073. ment of the city schools under unce. Penco Retirement Plan. T discounts on purchases, ’ and i Tor Banner Classified Ads the direction of Miss Margaret Calvert, music supervisor, plans BANNER WANT ADS PAY others Call WI 5-3481 lo sing carols tor the pleasure of the community on Christmas Eve Several groups have been organized among the older chil­ dren with a faculty leader for each unit One group, commenc­ ing at 6:30 Christmas Eve will go to Pennock Hospital, while your light tn the window, if you wish lo hear the carollers. Any contributions given, will be do­ nated to the Children's Free Bed Fund at Pennock Hospital. Three Michigan State football stars — defensive end Bubba Smith, roverbock George Web- America team The Nashville Chamber of Commerce by resolution has ask­ ed lhe Michigan Central to give tte village belter train service, Grand Rapids until moving to especially In tte form of a morn­ his daughter's home about a ing poss-.-nger train accommo­ month ago. night, S4 rain and dating cast bound traffic. In addition to Mrs. Valentine, *1111 raining Wed­ he Is survived by another daugh­ nesday morning. ter, Mrs. Jay (Eunice) Eldridge I Beginning Monday, Michigan ol Ionia; four grandchildren) Central Train No. 103 which ar- and four great grandchildren. I New officers Installed at the .... i Laki- Odessa Lakeside Barracks. I World War I veterans and auxl; Uary Include: Barracks officers—Commander. The other two men. J. R. Lanbert. Kalamazoo. and DcnnlS. Belmont Burger; first vice comLee Hess. Galesburg, were turn­ mandre. Harold Ritter; second ! vice commander. Harold McLeod; ed over to Kalamazoo authorities for Investigation of braking Into quartermaster. U H Brumm; the Pub at Richland that .ame Judge advocate. Frank O'Mara; sgt. at arms. Oscar Lindquist, morning. ehrplaln, Rov Hough.on: adju­ Glen Morris and executive TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE I tant. committee for three years Ray Good score*: Maurice AdrianDon 185-530, Bruce Brumm 192­ , Rittengrr. Auxiliary officer* — President. 522. Don Graham 191-515. Elmer Jarvte 183 - 489. Bob Reynolds Bertha Rittenger; senior vice 187-483. Dorotha Brumm 188-487. president. Florence Ritter; Junior Arlene Wilcox 168-440 and Louise vice president. Martha McLeod; Annis 174-444 Dick Wilcox h«d treasurer, Leah ACkaraon: trus" W prme. Don Haywood 189. lee fur three year term Laura Betty McCollum 160 and Lou Stat lek: guard. Irene Morris; conductress. Lcnna Bates; chnpRichter 160 Slandiuts: Maker's and Ken's, | lain. France* Shoemaker; patriA- Bob's Gulf 33. Welton Heat­ o!ic Instructor. hotel Burger, ing 32, Consumers 29. Thornapple historian. Irene Morris; hospital Skating 28. Quality Discount chairman. Rrlne Peacock; legls27' . River Bend G"’r 25 uni! lutivc cimirman. Emma O'Mara nnd secretary, June Fahml. Backe Construction 16',. Friday [Retired Great Lakes Chef Dies Suddenly 1-2 another four indie* had fallen. Club. His recital will be based • The temperatures: Date Max. Min. Prtcip. Wisconsin and moved to Ionia American Song.' bey home rm W. State Road that Dee morning, and w he n Scobey started for work, he .stopped and asked if he could teip them man living hearby When Scobey refused, he was struck with the bokle. The bottle glanced off his head and cracked the windshield. iniliiiligkisiibltllSaaSilHHK tAnned Forcer] ■eniwiff Below Dealer Cost HURRY!! ONLY 3 LEFT 1 - Monterey 4 Dr. Hardtop 1 - Monterey 4 Dr. Sedan 1 * Capri 4 Dr. Sedan AS LOW »1975°° Tony Belli Motors e LINCOLN • MERCURY RAMBLER • * COUGAR I.H. TRUCKS 1320 N. Michiten Phone 945-2479 Mon.. Wed., Fri. 'HI 9 p.m. TOWNCRAFT PAJAMAS and GAYMODE SLIPS Reduced through Saturday only! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9 p.m The Barry Bounty BoopE of Canvassers complete^ the re­ count in the close race for Prose­ cuting Attorney of Barry County with the rteull that Thomas Charge It opponent, Roy Andrus. Spareribs and Limas An oven favorite, completely different from grilled spare riba. Includes dried lima beans and apple cider. Prepare the beans first. Add I teaspoon salt to 1 cup dried lima beans. Cover with 3 cups water. Boll two minutes. Re­ move from tea: and cover tlghlly. Let stand 1 hour. Bimmer 1 hour or until tender. Place in a greased baking dish with 2 large onions, sliced, with 1 cup apple elder or Juice. Top with 3 pounds sparcribs cut In .•ervtng-sized pieces and browned. t' Andante nylon satin tricot slips roducodl 2 hours or until ribs are d;>oe Exclusive Andante* textured nylon satin tri­ cot full and half slips at extra-loyv prices this TOWNCRAFT PAJAMAS REDUCED week only! The prettiest, most comfortable Get quality you can be ^ire of, and save just in time for Christmasl slips ever — this unique fabric Is lofty In Cotton flannelette in lively prints; fine cotton broadcloth in solid texture — with less uncomfortable ding and colors and prints. Choose notched collars, pullover or middy. clammineMl Beautifully opaque, tool Pro­ Look for that Towncraft label on the biggest value this side of portioned the North Polel now REGULARLY 3.9B { 9* 3*33 tbes. full slips, reg. $3 Let Penney's be your Santa! 2915 1 \ SPICIAll Giris' glft-boxad blouses Quick-pick gift* foe lit­ He lodtetl Cflsp Model* pofyecter-cotton .blouse* with sweet loce trimsl Three style*. White only! Perfect whh suits and Boys' special! Nover-iron* sport shirts New fashion-collar styles In favorite solids and plaids. Of polyester/combed cotion, they'll stay smooth with­ out Ironing, for the life oftheshirtf | 29 SAoatvebh drted. Frosted print towel special ... grand gifts! iih on frosted look ground*. Richly coIorod Spacial holiday buy! Our gift-perfect lounge robes chiffon ptete, suedes^ Hand wi pkah Amel* trio* -hylon �feats'Saxwi Wrestlers Beat Grandville "liberal" gr6up could agree on a1 conviction^ at many Americans: I although he to one of the flrant code for party membership or a | "I entered public life to help' runners. However, no matter who platform on which all elements modernise Michigan state and lowould agree—and the same would I cal government as an essential 'be true ot a party dedicated to jstep-in slowing olid reversing the trsatot righL T1»M who sought toi^ mnetant flow rtm of nr responsibility nKTmidhlhtv to tn moderate the party's campaign 1 the -rnnunnrtw' cause.. constant to. MkBMn. -r. came from bHstad In _ period Tuesday night to grab a 33-25 lew] at halftime and then ! coach Ernie Strong* Hastings battled Lowell on even terms lo High vreMlen parted their second victory in as many starts when they nipped Grandville Tuesday night, 24-21. Allen Felifce and Lindon Ends­ ley .cored the Saiom’ only pins. Winning on dec Lt Ions for lUsin the first period but the Trojans Hngs were Oreg Bishop Phil roared back and outscored the visi­ Arnold. Jim Andrews. Mark Hal­ tors 30-7 to gain the upper liand bert and Marvin Howell by Intermlsslon. Mlddlevllle added a point lo the bulge in the third canto, 0-8, but Lowell shaved three aft the edge in the finale. 23-30. Scott- Henning led the Trojans Uikrwood Highs eagers posted with 17 prints. Gary VanElst had 12, Tom Warner 11. Terry Page 0. their second straight win when Terry Moot fl. BUI Miller 4. Car! they defeated Ovid-Elsie Tuesday night. 51-39 "______ 1-u th. Vlklnn For 2nd Win receives the nod. the fiasco of two years ago *» likely to be repeated unless, at convention lime, all ele- merits of the cartv are eivrn ■ respectful voice in writing- the position were brushed aside. The Much more realistic, we believe. I Washington. resuU was a humlUaUng defeat that j was Mr. Romney s reply which said ] b futile to talk about stop- platform and mapping strategy. RepubUcans of both present knd Nn P071-' “1 disagree .. . dogmatic | P|n8 centralisation and the even­ No single element In Hie party­ j Ideological parties tend to splinter tual nullification of the Constitu­ conservative. moderate or liberal future should keep In mind the political and social fabric of tion without removing the anti­ —can get everything it wants, but fief that 11 might be a happy thing a nation ... a broad-baaed, twoparty structure produces u degree of political stability and viability ।not otherwise attainable. I believe, 1therefore, that we should exert 1every effort to broaden and 1strengthen our Republican party as a means of preserving a free country. realigned as distinctly "liberal" or definitely "conservative." Although the above may be rea•onable - sounding theory. Il to "A political party which drops from 35 million votes in I960 lo 27 million votes In 1964 has cer­ tainly narrowed Its orientation and support." srell presented by the gomneyOoldwater letters which recently (and fortunately, we bellcvei found their way into public print, quated obstacles at tiie stale and the needs of the people effectively a broadly txued statement should result w[ilch could hold the party in the right place. together ahd^at- the same time . -j, .. ...------- r-. of the rather vent unsound solutions to current receive Uic support .. problems by sheer opposition. My ’ suable independent vote which to experience convinces inc we must: attached to neither major party. present sound solutions based on I applying our proven princlplee lo | current problems in the develop-] ment of specific, positive pro­ grams. ... in the expansion of voter support for the Republican party In nil The following paragaraplui from Mr. Romney's letter are a clear rural. North or South, colored or •liberals” disagree among them- statement of his political phlloaowhite. "Without common dedication to this fundamental, our rehash of 1964 positions may become of In. tcrest only to the historians of defunct political institutions." point of Uracil cal implementation Hastings Heights Restaurant 1337 N. Michigan Ave. Features- Lakewood JFins Second Straight Dr. Annable Now Major In Vietnam Army Dr. Chnrkn R. I I The bride graduated from HasI tings High School In 1964 and is Amiable, 120 W. Bond Street, ’ employed at Michigan Boll Tclowas promoted to Army major i phone In Battle Creek. Nov. 12 In Vietnam, where he to I The groom waa graduated from nerving with the 85th Evacuation Hastings High School in 1960, Hospital. and to employed by National Dr. Annable, chief of General Miss Christine E. Powell, j Water Lift in Kalamazoo. Surgery Service nt the liospltal. Following the reception the entered on active duty in July daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert rvwvu u . Powell of R1 Dowling, become1 newlyweds left for a trip to NlIs this chum between the Gold­ Ington. D. C, before arriving tne bride of Mr. Parker Keith -’Kara FNls. On their return they overseas last September. Ei-way. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ho- | 'rtl1 be at borne al MUI Lake, water and Romney points of view mcr Erway of R1 Dowling at ------------ •-----------too deep and wide to bridge? At Hastings High Schoo), received least tl>e differences of two years ago have been fairly presented and gree at the University at Mich­ Cedar Creek. igan In Ann Arbor in 1957 and Mrs. Peter Streube of Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Petrie, bring lhe problem facing the 1961 rcspecUvaly. • attended the bride as matron of of Sunfield wish to announce the Republican party out in lhe open. honor. Her brtdesmalxta were engagement of tlidr daughter, MLss Lana Fox. cousin of the Nancy Marte, to Kerry Jarnos with Itself and create a basis for V*. .Ul. AUO. The Barry County Humane ------ . —------------ . ------------------- (UIJUV. , j. Raynor of Sunfield. concerted action, the chances for Society reports there arc three, tcr of the groom and Mrs Dougcontinued gains in 1968. perhaps five-month-old P* German TuUer of Battle Greek , Lansing Community CoUege and shepherd and port hankie pu;>even lhe Presidency, itself, look Lori Lee ■ m cmpmai cmployed oy by warren Wirrrn nuimm Holmen niaa available for adootlon at | The •*— flower glrto were — •• — promising. the animal shelter. There are Sanford, cousin of the bride and | company of Architects and Enginccrs of Lansing. Lansing, However, if lhe Various elements also four "purebred farm collie j MeUnd* VanNocker, niece of the . liters pups nnd five part cocker pups, j frtxxn. --------------- ---L, _ __ .__ I Her fiance to employed In the decide it to more to tiielr liking ------------------ Charles Erway, brother of the , Design 11 Division of lhe Mich- to fight among themoelvaa than to nice small dogs. Contact Ltog Warden Dean Braden through, croom, served Os Mat man. Ush-1 jg^ Department Of BUU Highserve the Nation, then the lease thc shertffs office.------------------------ era were William Bivens and;. •- • *— I _______ ^Kenneth Case, cousins of the j on life, given the G.OP. by AmerlBoth are graduates of Lako' 7groom. Mr. Edison Hankes, and wood High School. No wedding , can voters in November, will have Christmas celebrations of |Vcm Snillii. brothcrs-ln-law of , were so rowdy that the Purr | been completely wasted. the groom. In England in the early If Bruce Hammond of Dowling legally forbade the observl It is by no means certain r." this of Christmas. Cedar Creek Church is Setting For Lovely Nuptials Lakewood Grads' Engagement Told A Noon Special Homemade Soups Good Watchdogs Full Course Dinners Breasted Chicken Now Open Monday thru Saturday 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays 12 noon tp 7 p.m. (Closed Holidaya) Santa Says: 'Christmas Begins Al Home1 For Soft Water the Year "Round Just Call Culligan Water’ CONDITIONING Phone 945-5102 313 N. Boltwood The Hastings Banner Give Our Best to WURMAN STETSON and PORTIS Couristan HATS $1.00 to $2.50 MICHIGAN PRESS SERVICE, la* Lots of styles, sixes AMtaiCAN NIWiPAPtR ~ ROBES $15.95 Sg95 to $25<» For Christ- Sporty Belts, solids. $8.95 up mas, gift him ASWESEEITl Braided m|im T 3me Get 4 for the Price of 1 in fine fashion from our wonderful selection. Styles he wants, clothes he needs! Umbrellas; sturdy. $6.50 MANY SKILLS ARE DEVELOPED WITH CORRECT TOOLS Cufflink and Tie Socks, ribbed knit, colors. $1.00 up Pullover. $5.00 How many times have you heard a man. who Is busily engaged bi a home workshop project, complain about tho BRAIDED $16.95 up Sweaters, smooth. Van Hausen Dress Sweaters, Smooth, Jockey Underwear. Shirts, wools, cot- Shirts, white, col- bulky cardigans $10.95 up Semtonife LUGGAGE Pendleton WOOLEN BILLFOLDS and '’oARMENTsIir | WALLETS $2.95 , udie, & All Types of OLSEN KNIVES $29.95 —GIFT CERTIFICATES Issued in Any Amount for All Merchondist older a proper Chrtotmaa gift for the man on your Hat who likes to make things at model. We have the power tools and hand tools that will make him an expert In the do - it - youreelf class. Come in and look them over. EAST SIDE LUMBER CO, >11 E. RAILROAD STREET, HASTINGS. PHONE 545- i j (1) 6s 9ft. (2) 2 x 3 ft. Go ahead . . . pinch yourself. It’s true! These aren’t ordinary nigs . . . they're made of COURISTAN ... the "Rolls Royce” of the braided rug industry. Fiber content: 35%.nylon, 35% rayon. 30% miscellaneous. Celon: green, red. multi, sandalwood, brown. Hurry — Quantities limited. Sixes are approximate. $6rd Hastings Floor Covering /i<ui McPka>di*i JS- Xr "Duds Fer Him 'N' Her" We Rent Formal Weai WgigMPgiCgigigigigiej (1) 9 m 12 ft, ! RUGS..s" °f 4 811 I. Rai I rood St. Ms. Wl 5-2423 123 West Stats St. Hottingt Ph; 945-5118 Quality Materials aud Quaraatoed WorknuHMtUp -------------------------------------------------------------- —------------------------------------------r -1 j. ' i i �f Yute Atmosphere Permeates Club Meeting Friday Friday. Not. 18. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs Robert Richardson returned Friday from a 10- in Miami and Tampa before roMr and Mrs Borger Stitt and Bonnie and Sharon Miller and son. Evan, were tn Tiffin. Ohio, over Thanksgiving where they visited Mrs. BUU's sister. Rev. Ed Richardson and family. dress being: IBli Seminole Blvd.. Lol 47. Zip Code 33540 Baptist Ceremony Unites Couple at Hastings Church roommates In college List year. I They wore full-length moaa i rreen brocade shoulder coat*. em­ pire style dresses with mo*« were guests of A2/C and Mra Harry Miles. Jr. In Syracuse. N. Y. recently. While there they at­ tended graduation rxcrcLves for Airman Mlles at Syracuse Uni­ versity where be had completed a basic language course of the green skirt*, mid matching ac­ cessories. The a'.tcndjuiLs each carried a single long-stemmed componying the Sr Mlle* on mum. the trip were their children. Miss Diana Greenfield, daugh­ Mis* Sheryl Gardner and Mas­ Mary. Patty and Harvey, also Greenfield. 5010 Bedford Rd. R4 ter Pat Gardner were Uie flower Michael and Sandra Shilton of Nashville, brother and sister of Hastings, and Roger Gll»oti. son of Mr. and Mra. F. O. Gibson. lhe children of Mr. and Mr*. trip was a visit to Niagara Falls. 003 E. Michigan Avenue. BAttle Robert Gardner. Mr. nnd Mrs Maurice OreenMr. and Mra James' Partridge Creek, were united In marriage at 7 pm. Saturday. Nov. 10. in fltld, aunt and uncle of the attended “Winter Fantasy" pre­ bride, were the master and mis­ sented by Lt>e Lakeview Band on the Hastings Baptist Church. tress of ceremonies. Saturday evening, and following The Rev Ruwli Houseman James Houseman. WMU, Kaia- the concert were guests of tlw performed the double ring ceren.axoo, was the best man. William Tuggle of Grand Ha ­ guest*. Baskets of yellow daisy mums, ven. brother-in-law of the bride, Arthur Olson flew lo Hawaii, bronze and yellow mums with Larry Greenfield, Hastings, leaving on Tuesday. to" attend fems, candelabra*, kissing can­ brother of the bride. Gene lhe wedding of his brother, Ran­ delabra and large fems were Greenfield, Hastings, cousin of ald. who la being married Ln used to decorate the church. the bride, and Larry Brovont of Honolulu. Arthur Is to be Ron­ Mra Ted Peterson was the or­ Hastings were the ushers. ald's best man. For her daughtart wedding, ganist and Mrs David Hawks sang 'Oh. Speak To Them" and Mrs Greenfield chose a metal Ic i », go I d— knit sheath dross with "Well Walk With God.” ----The bride, given In marriage tliree-quarter length-steeves, a by her father, was lovely in a ’’’'led collar. and matching acfloor-length gown of pciui de cessories. Tire grooms mother floral sole and nylon lace with se- those 'h‘— “a nftr ” acetate brocade qua.ue full-length ........ <* Walgreen and blue with quins The train— was attached at the waist and the bc‘s\r accrosorlre. elbow-length veil wo* held In., reception w a* held m‘; pin. with > crown ot pari. ^g'MwUnulj Mlowlns i>r<iulns Her fluwera were vei- >rtt>n> in the church parlors low rowh while eemntiww. Ti^Im and MUi with low, know Mua Jod>' OrwiheM w«. In Un. WUlhun TUcle ot Onind eh»W (’f lhe wwt booh MWe H.,en ™ her >hW. matron OlUon M honor. She wore rull-UMth couhn of U» Boom. «neh (he gold bwade Weilder wl. an eke Mrit Rrwdl emplrw «jle dew with > gold H™*™“ ."J"™1,’*’ .“‘‘'t .□rocMe r _ ..be vrih* I rarI— Ogmmlnm OSM* .><,,UU_w c,rp> Mb* TLinda Cumming, nt of full-length skirt, nnd matching Clrck accttsories 8hawman assisted at the oridaTi The bridesmaid* were Mra'»«“«: Ml“ Larry Brovont. Mra James c31fcc an.d Tee“" Houseman. Ml*a Joanne Allen urved the sherbet. and Miss Betty Johnson, all xtls Duanc 4ca>raled the This Christmas put Weyenberg shoes in his stocking Society newS Hcpttal Ho. Guild 1 Honor Bride-Elect At Lovely Showers mat fought for the money. Middle Lake entertained with an enjoyed a pretty raspberry aherWednesday. No*. 307 served followed by Christmas honor of their 46th wedding ansinging and a gift exchange Decorations and arrangement One table was bountifully BDter the evening were made by a In one-winner duplicate of bows" on display in the «n•d wtth colorful gifts for the I was trickery, bis was the real trance hall that she had >•Medical Facility. TUB waa chair- magical Dowry The Hastings High School Choir under the leadership of ley and Mra John Riedl. Belfield and Mrs Grace Denton, beautifully decorated with a Herbert Moyer, performed sever­ Mrs. Einar Frandsen enter­ al Christmas selections for the pleasure of the Hartings Wo­ tained the Monday Book Club mens Club and their guest* for luncheon at her home. Dec and third to Mrs Roy Hubbard lired with a large white ring Soloists were Bue Engle. Lynn and wedding belli* wtth silver _______ e_____ __ Robinson and Randy Moyer. cd the book. “A Change and a Mike ciardy is eargerly look- played and refreshment* were Lynda Pryor. Nancy Buehler, and Parting." by Barbara 8. Yambur*. a story of the Aman* Soln Iurwlrd the mld<Ue of me Diane Gilbert were the accom­ ■erred. She received many useful Paul Galileo. ciety of Aman*. Iowa MU* Eileen month panists inunui wh4>n WI1C1I lie u due uuc imuc uj iand attractive gift*. Sullivan was a guart. |I rUU Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson visit his family, family, the Fay Clardys ChrUtoM iteme. but pnMnled _ .... -------------- ------ -------------and his wife* family, the Dale iof Hudsonville hasted a family lhe fantasy, chUdllkenoM and carved wooden figure* Mra. Lyle and surprise grocery j,jr and Robert Gal* en- Bassetts, for the Christmas holl- dinner । Scudder was chairman for the ' tcrtalned Sunday with a family day His present address U . look place in the dty at Mageta. tea Those helping her were , dlnner rxrty to celebrate Pvt. Michael L Clardy Oate on Bunday. Dre 4 The Mra. Myron Deneaui. Mr* D C cUUBhler Marianne* 5th birth- US 549M1B7. L’.SA.T.C. couple plan to be mamid on French. Mr*. Roger Wlswell. Mrs day Marianne's cousins who were i D-3-5 C. 8. T. Ctaas 17-67A, Thoma* Stebbins, Mrs. Charles on for lhe fun Tlm. Fort Dta. N. J. performed Ln this dty. Adam, a Murphy. Mrs Wayne E. Shetler-, ,uy crabb Julia. Roaeann and C*pt. <Dr.< Richard Kenfield. young man who was slightly ly. andMrs.Eugene Dalraan CaroI ctajr; Tom. Tracy and son of the Frank Kenfield*. now Here for Chrtatrnn. with the Servimr at the tea •table were Larry wil*on. Dean Johnson, serving In Seattte. Wash. called Wright Sims will be the Ron lo become a member of the Guild Mrs. DeWayne Pugh and Mrs and their parent*, the Mikeilhe other evening’to inform the 81ms from Seattle, Wash, and of Magician* He performed very Deason Sharpe. Crabbs. Fred Ctalrs. A. J. Wil- folk* here that he ha* order* Co Dr. and Mra Phillip Benaon of New members Joining lhe Has­ sons and Mra Vivienne Johnson leave Dec. 15<h for Vietnam I'ocatrllo, low*. tings Women's Club tin* month began a whispering campaign. liave her grandparents. Mr and When it became time for the Mrs Frank Crabb and Mrs final trial, he brought'out a bare coat rack and produced mlrtads of beautiful dove* and song­ Mrs Arthur Haight and her1 ?,Irs p 11 Barrett entertained birds and delicate butterfllea. two sons arrived Monday lo visit her mother. * 0)1 fce for p!*“ure Hatred sprang up among the _______ __ Mr*. Ross Dunn until people and the)' wanted lo kill Thursday. Holiday Grand Haven. Bartle Creek. Grand Rapids. Muskegon, Nash­ ville and Detroit The rehearsal party was held i cloudburst, and trickle. and the aUnrapiMr* ww In COME FIND OUT FOR YOUR SELF “You, too, con be Lovely for the Holidays” Don't Take Our Word for It! PLEASANT POINT Gift Certificates. ., Always Welcome Make Your Holiday 1 Appointments Early 1 Women, from Little Sis. to Grandma,, Love to Look Pretty . . . Call Wl 5-3382 Motel and Restaurant Hastings gA M-43 & 37 . Peg’s Beauty Bar (Above Saving! & Loan) Peg Preston, Owner Am. ®*yfed with all the Season^ Sentiment So lovely to lavish upon her at Christmastime . . . our beautiful and endearing lingerie. So much to choose from ... so many ways to say . oil of them so very nice. Give her 'Merry Christmas' crystal clear colors, flaming prints, the latest fashion-wise styles. Santas get special help from our lingerie salespeople. Lovely Lingerie You don't even have to know hia axe! t—i Give him a jilt eartiBaata tor a pair ot from Weyenberg ehoea for CbriaUnai and ho Katz - Movie an experience the joy ot picking them out Star for himself. And we can be sure he's fit Lorraine for comfort. Robes $398up PajamcflF $298up Slips Formfit - Rogart $298uP Shifts Look for famous Trode-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! c398uP Sets * 124 East State Street ............ ■............................. . V. ... . "I-..................------------------------------ ....._ ------- �V ft—THE HASTINGS BANNER Hickory Corners Woman Helps Plan U-M Celebration Norma Sobleskey Neal Wilkins Wed In Evening Rites Mr. and Mra ByTie Potter. 900 N. Michigan Avenue, are announc- Neal Wilkins. to Narnia Sobleak cy, dsughter ot Mr and Mrs Walter SobJeskey of Grand Rapid* Tiiey were united tn marriage In an evening ceremony on Thursday. Dec. 1. by the Rev. Don Gury at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Attending the couple were the bride's sister. Laurie Pearsall ot Lake Odessa, and Mervln Nichols. Hastings, brother of the groom The newlyweds left on Saturday for Fort Hood. Texas, where Neal expects to be stationed until October of next year. Neal is the aon of fruit Wilkins of Long Tjak« Lake, Delton ENGAGED—Mr and Mr* Lau­ rence L Huver. Sr.. 1111 N Bolt­ wood St . announce the engagement of their daughter. Jacque,lnc Knyc lo Harold Ned Tramel. Dried Beef Pleases Try your Drug Store first for CWibG^ 4 | 5 ! I I ' ’ » • FOR HER The excitement begins with gifts of MIDNIGHT intriguing fragrance by TUSSY It Continues With COSMETICS by — Revlon Coty • Shulton Max Factor (Beautifully Packaged' And, of course Jewelry Fanny Farmer Candy Natural Bristle Hair Brushes Hair Dryers (S9.95) FOR HIM and Mra.B«mice Gunn of Sebew*. Mr. —yd Mra. i.num — -* ■— --------- “»”” ?'■»“» “ »«"«• Hodges Jewelry This will be nn unusually son of Mr and Mrs Leonard D. happy Christmas for the Duane Tramel. 401 Dth Court So. Bessc-' Bloughs In Clearwater. Fla . be­ I mer. Ala Jacqueline was gradu­ ams* a dear baby boy is now ated from HHS in 1964. and ia port of their family The little a junior in College of Education. University of Alabama in Tusca- fellow, who lure been named -: loana. loo&a. anr She u is majoring in uigEng- Scott Webster, was bom Aug Il-sh and »lll have a minor in 22nd. and arrived In October to ° ‘ | social science Her fiance Is a live with the Bloughs WEDDING 1'1963 — graduate •-- • of Bessemer High I School In Alabama, formerly was PHOTOGRAPHY a student of Livingston State' and Auburn University. He Is a Add something green 11 k member of Delta Chi Social Fra- cooked or canned green peas or ternlty. now In active trailing in chopped green pepper to cream। the Army Reserve at Ft Ben- cd dried beef It's pretty and c#(ot M BUck vrMi* The wedding date has pleasing served over waffles or i been set for June 24 baked potatoes for a quick sup945-3967 _______ ,_______ - ! I £51 ix Duane Bloughs Have New Son WHITE'S tOT te Lake Odessa ■fly Franrn yJohniton ............ . . W. MM Mra. OmmM Humrad Uw funml or Doo'. TtauMW • ■“““ “12 Aunc. jenny rray ai oar-.-uae , ------ ----­ Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Ralph HF 01 _ Keeler. Jr. ot rural Hast Inga. I Bernard Thornu entered CMMiss Rosamond Charlene Grlf- Mrs.''Mildred Shade and Linda | teopathlc HoapilaL Grand Rapids feth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matted Mra. Dean Shade of Has- . Sunday for surgery Tuesday. * Charles LaRue Qriffeth of Middle- unga at the Osteopathic Hoe- Mr Bnd Mra George Gelsel vlUe. became the bride of Sgt pitel. Grand Rapids. Sunday * spent ------Thanksgiving - —----------with *nH Mr and Milton D. Plgmah. son of Mra. Mr. and Mra. Robert Asplnall Mra Kenneth OcWH of Ionia William Johnson of Gardencrvillc, and family of Freeport were and their gurat, Mrs. Nev., in a single ring ceremony ’Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Gearhart of Woodland * Mr. perforraM by the Rev. Marinu* Mra. Donald Hummel. Visitors nnd Mra Joseph Nlmo and fam­ Gootetel lhe Bowens Mill Chapel :were Mrs. Bill Morey and Dawn ily df Glenview. X1L, spent the Friday. Nov. 25. at 7;30 pm. Rev. ,of Ionia. weekend with her parents. Mr. Goote is from the Boston Square and Mra. Dan Archer. * Mra. Christian Reformed Church in; Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Dean Shade of Hostings, under­ Mrs Bernard Thomas were Mr. Grand Rapids. and Mrs Lowell Thomas and went surgery Monday at Oateofamily of Midland. Mr. and Mrs. mihlc Hospital. Grand Rapids. She is reported as Improving. uciuic an uiutr accuniica wiui . large baskets of white and yellow I chrysanthemums. Miss Sharon VanTil played she traditional wedding music, and : LaVern Lussendep sang "O Prom­ ise Me” and 'The Lord's Prayer." Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride was attired in a white Mlln gown with lace. Her fingertip veil of illusion was at­ tached to a crown of pearls and Mrs, Howard Preston of Hick­ ory Camera is chairman of liai­ son for the University of Mich­ igan* Alumnae Council which is inviting all alumni ind ilumnae to a luncheon celebrating the Univcralty's Se.-quicentennlal on Friday March 3. 1067 Dotes reserved for the entire alumni program In Ann Arbor . are March 1-4. Evcnu will include lect'irea. dlscussiuns. a convocation to xhonor outrianding alumni and alumnae, receptions and dinners, all culminating in a banquet in Debolt's Cobo rfall on March 4. Photograpny ! HA.T.NC. -1F Middleville Girl Weds Sgt. Pigman At Bowens Mill holds your watch till Christmas! *"«d« and white mums on a white Bible. MLu SueUen Nichols of Middle­ ville. as maid ot honor, wore a blue and green brocade dress and matching accessories and carried a bouquet of yellow and brotue MR. AND MRS. DONALD MICHAEL HUMPHREY । mums The bridesmaids. Mra. Da­ . ■" Mbs “ Marvel‘ Ann Stem Becomes Bride. vid Skutt, and Miss Judith VanIdenBaa ot Grand Rapids, wore leraed byMte'unda VanBuren. Tld nnd *hl‘e dresses with mauhTH» Ij-a ramm u-tvmI Hv ,n< accessories Bild Carried bOU- The Humphreys Now ’Al Home' In Kalamazoo O' Wan 1 alorla Annc OriWeU’. sister Of “W brjde »« flower 8*rl Slie ! MLVS *j£d^WalkeT Mt^Vidd wore “ plnk dress nnd c*rrlcd a UM Weber of Ohio presided at the ’b«e\Griffelh *brother 1 In a lovely double-ring wed­ Germany, acted a* best man and ding ceremony Miss Marvel Ann uiher5 another brother. VerStem and Donald Michael Hum­ ,ian Middleville, and David phrey were united in marriage at giftsl Presbyterian Guild No. 5,VanTn 0{ Orand Rap^. ' pm. Saturday. Nov. 12. at the 5cnwI I The bride's mother chose a For her traveling ensemble,1 wine-red brocade dress with wine Rev. Willard Curtis performed the bride chose a green tweed- ncce-Mories for her daughter's wedthe ceremony in the presence of herringbone suit with brown ac- ding. She wore a white and yellow 125 guests. ccssorlts and the rootage from mum corsage. I Mr. and” Mra. Jerry Stem. R5 her bouquet. A reception following'the wedHiiMings. and Mr. and Mrs. Tiie new Mr. and Mra. Donald was held In lhe yhurch baseCharles Humphrey. 228.W. Ben- Humolirtv soent their honey-,nient Those assisting were Mrs son~*sawu HMUnt?. are u» moon tn Florida and are now at [Clark Spririser. Mra. Rusnell ■ parents of the bridal couple. home at 8712 14th Street, Kola- | Rounds. Mrs Tressa Henson. Mias 'mazoo. | Pabllnc Henson, Miss Janet Clark ! Yellow and white chrysfnthe- r.,?Ut;!’L!OW2h^^L’’TLS'iS’1 "'rhc’^uPle^leR^for Columbus,: mums and candelabra werkused *hCT» Ule*r nt’’c address will to decorate the alter \ Nashrille Katemaxoo. O,rand * „ nfth Av„1Uf The bride, given In marrLgc ^d"1Lyo^'• ’ by her father, was lovely in a Dinner guests on Sunday ot snowy velvet floor-iength "own £™dd^** D?*Jur1O’™d Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burgess wuh an Empire waistline, made ! JUP C?5^k' were Mr and Mrs. Rom Be Ison by hei mother. The bodice wa.-. I™1,' Paw(J’?'r' c°lu™ba5- Ohio. to celebrate the birthday ot Mrs. styled with a scoop neckline. 2^ ' Ohl° and Orovc «**• Burgess. Abo Monday was the ! and the three-quarter length ohl°­ Burgess's 55th wedding anniver­ |sleeves, were cuffed with white. The rehearsal party was hosted sary. Guests m the afternoon fur. Her bouffant elbow-length by the groom's. parents Friday were Mr. nnd Mrs. Pilu) Blown I veil of imported silk Illusion was night al the Hastings Hotel after of Ot-ego. Paul is Mra. Burgess’ secured to a forward headpiece I the rehearsal. ■ brother. I of peau dior roses and twists >11------— i pearls. Slie wore grandoc gloves ■■ 1 mid carried a cascade bouqjiet I . । of white stcphanoUs nnd rotes. | Misa Alice Thomas of Grand ]' Ledge l.CdgC wawas the mala w. of honor. ! She wore a flood-length gowiy of emerald green velvet with three1 quarter length sleeves, scoop neckline and controlled skirt. I The mint green veiling fell from | a matching circlet headpiece. I MiM Ellie Blomsmn of De­ troit and Mrs Thomas Havens were the bridesmaids. They wore gowns styled Identical to the maid of honor'.', with matching ; circlets, emerald green dippers nnd white gloves. All three carpled a bouquet of yellow and I white chrysanthemums | Gordon Humphrey of Mlddlevliie was Ills brother's best man. | Franklin Stum. R5 Hastings, brother of the bride, and Mlchael Gibson of Hostings were the asliera ■ Mr. and Mra. Cody Laubaugh. R5 Hastings, and Mr and Mrs. Robert Harrison. R1 Fricpurt. y>°° were the masters and mlstrejscs . of ceremonies. For her daughters wedding. Mrs Stem chose a bonded lace . .'heath dress of champagne beige, ’with brown accessories. Mrs. I Humphrey chase a lace sheath ; dress of champagne beige with beige accessories. Both mothers i wore corsages of pink runes and ! white chrysanthemums. Grand। mother Weeks wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. The reception was held at the Laason Sluirpe Hall Immediately : following the ceremony. . Mrs. Cody Laubaugh and all the sisters-in-luw wore corsages of yellow chrvanthemums 'lil Udi«i'ullcw egg qc Ull-windljt S49.95 a ____ _ H USE °uR \ ■ rosier Most beautiful watch you can give proud of —plus ex­ clusive Incaflex bal­ ance wheel which absorbs shock, making Wyler truly a quality watch. See our complete ChrlstA mas selection lor men. women, boys and girls. Every Wyler is guaranteed shock resistant. Bal­ ance wheel and mainspring will be replaced FREE if ever broken. Pl*N tiduilrv Incttlvi Silane* WMII ot PATRICK C. HODGES DEPENDABLE JEWELER 122 W. State Eat. 1931 'our A9 A v&N”s .9* tiy Mra Gene Droste of West- 1 v 95 0 Koywoodic Pipes Fanny Farmer Candy ' Cigars । Timex Watches $6-95 upj Amity Billfolds Cameras /TV MANY CASES ilQU/MTOfislj RAZOR SPECIAL PRICE 71 Man’s Electric Rotor Schick Super Speed 8 Reg. $29.50 . . . NOW $ig95 And much (Other Models on Sale) Plus S & H Green Stamps and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Comg and Get 'Em! (Ju a (itif and 'Jriwuliy Sendee 110 W. State Wl 5-2134 Tbe Superette —OPEN DAILY— Tom Br Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. IfywPRICE LESS CUTS^HOUR ^ THE BONNET & m HOUR' GOWN SHOP I �f Single Ring Rifes Unite Couple at Bowens Mill Chapel Personal Mention Lloyd Gaskills of Dowling. Dave will leave the 13th to meet his parents, the Jack Stems in Blnn- ; Ingham. Mrs. 8. (Miriam) and1 tlii.- children will Join them on the 15th when the Don Marczac family of San Jose. Calif, will j arrive for a holiday visit Mra. I M. is the former Judy Stem.1 Dave and family will return to Norfolk. Dec. 18th The Eric vonRds family were joined by their son. U. of M. student, Charlie vonRds, at the Miss Holly Allda Van Matre and Bruce Wayne Steiner Saturday afternoon. Dec. 3. at 2 o'clock tn a single ring ceremony performed In lhe Bowens Mill Chapel. Springs Township Supervisor and Mra. Jerome Van'Matre, R3 Mid­ dleville. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mra. Fred Steiner. R1 Middleville. Rev. Earl Schlpper ot Middleville officiated before 100 guest*. Music ter. Mrs Mark Thompson. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a brocaded white satin gown featuring an empire waistline, stand-up rolled collar and three-quarter-length sleeves with rolled cuffs. A chiffon.,ca­ thedral-length train was attached. Her fingertip veil of silk Illusion was held in place with a pearl tiara. Miss Jennie Steiner, tiie groom's sister, was lhe maid of tenor and bridesmaids were MIm Katherins Pagliero. South Holland. Ill, and Miss Mary Lyons, and Miss Sherri Jo Pennington of Middleville. Miss Emily Bergman, cousin of the bride, from Dolton. III., was the junior bridesmaid. Their red velvet, ankle-length gowns were Identically styled with empire waistlinea and round neck­ lines. They carried bouquets of red roses and white carnations. Alpha Lewis of Middleville was MRS. BRUCE WAYNE STEINER best man. Ushers were Mark . . . Miss Holly AUda Van Matre Is Married. Thompson, the groom's brother-in­ law, and Andrew Pennington, lhe bride's cousin. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Clif­ the Fred Steiner home Friday eve­ The bride’* mother chase a two- ning. Dec. 2. ford Dolan wm luncheon hostess piece turquoise dress with white to those In her bridge club at accessories and lhe groom's mother her home on Woodland Avenue. wore a grey silk A-llne dress and Mrs. Arthur Haight of Benton Harbor was a guest. Mr. and Mra. Gevcrt Bergman U. of M. frosh Jim Brown of of Dalton. Ill, presided us master Tulsa. Okla., was a guest of the The Hastings Order of Eastern Vernon "Snap" Engle family for reception I (eld nt the Bowens Mill the Thanksgiving holiday. Mark Ladles Aid Hall. Mra Cornelius Star will have a triple school of Engle was home from Alma Col­ Engel poured the punch and Mra. instruction at 7:30 pm. Saturday. lege. Rudy Pagliero cut the cake. As- Dec. 10. with Prudence Noble silting were Mra Duane Osbun ।Chapter 366 of Hickory Corners Astronauts i have to guard and Mra. Red Richards i and Lanrel Chapter 31 of Nash­ against optical -illusions. For In­ Out-of-town guest* came from ville. Lucille Koken will be con­ stance. a cube becomes diamond­ 8t. Charles. Oak Lawn. Chicago, t_ _____ _ ana __ ______________ ductress uutruetrw* at me shaped against the blackness of South Holland. Dolton. Hl, Ban- Hastings Masonic Temple, space, tuid a circle seems to take gor, Grand Rapids arid Wayland, freahment* will be served. an elliptical form. ‘ Eastern Star Plans Instruction School Point for the Thanksgiving ho11will arrive from Seattle. Wuh., Reses. for Christmas vacation. Terry Williams, son of Mr. and Mra Gordon Williams, formuly of Hastings, suffered a broken ankle and serious injuries to both eyes In an accident over Die Thanksgiving holiday. He was admitted to the hospital In Ann Arbor. Friends will be pleasbut sUll under his physician's care. He Ls the grandson of Mr. and Mra. Alf Williams. Area Women Attend Christmas Program Thursday . don Johncock. Jr, Mra. Kenneth। THE HASTINGSBANNEK-I Johrtcock, and Mrs. Alvin Van- ’ Thursday, December «. 1M4 derklay, Guo-Ho; Mrs Marie'' ' ' . ■ ■ ■ Or«n Mr. B. Frohlkh. O “n Honor* WU«® - nai- I Mra. Wendell Shroyer, Mra Leo Tiie Robert Shannons wlU Barry, Mra. -------------------------------Hale Carpenter. Mrs Kenneth Stamm and Mrs Ger-. take off for California a HtUo trade Ruiine, Carlton Center: ■ earlier than usual this year so Mra. Wesley Friend, East Balti- that they will reach the I tional Christmas program Thura- more, and Mra. Martha Kuhn. ■ Milne Slate in plenty of time to Area 10 Extension Home Econo- I attend the Rose Bowl game on I day. Dec. 1. at LeValley Metho| mist. dlst Church near Ionia. Tills was the first of a possible annual Barry. Ionia and Mont| calm Counties Christmas pro­ ' gram for Extension homemakers ; and guests. The theme of Thurs[ day's program was International understanding -through Chrlstmas custom* and songs of other countries. ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ Decorations and refreshments seph Lewis. 420 8. Michigan Ave­. were in keeping with the Chrtst(1 Yr. Guarantee) nue. wish to announce the en­. mas tradition* of lhe five coun­ gagement of their daughter. Le-. tries featured—England, France. nay Arm, to Russel) Hubbert, son। Germany, Poland and Mexico. Barry County Extension home­ of Mr. and Mra. Ear) Hubbert. m Hastings. nuuiHp, Center vruicr Road. iwau. The 411c; makers, under the chairmanship ------ ■ R1 bride-elect Is a senior at Has- j of Mrs. Delmond Culler. Nash>inn« High tiinh School nnd it.. vllle, were were resoonslble responsible for for hoshos­ (With Attachment*) Reg. $119.95 tings the groom vllle Is employed by The Tyden Cor­ pitality and the registration of poration A June 34 wedding Is more than one hundred ladles who attended. being planned. Tliosa ladles traveling from Barry county and the extension 235 W. State Hi. 945-9647 The Aben Johnson, Jr., family study group* they represent are: of Bloomfield Hills were guests Mra. Culler and Mra. Marjorie of his mother. Mra. Aben John­ Fisher. Nashvllle-U-Sharit; Mra. son for Thanksgiving. Lyndon Johncock. Br.. Mrs. LynMiss Wanda Cook. Michigan State University Extension spec­ , iallst in music, was the guest Christmas Special Factory Rebuilt ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner *37.95 Kingston Vacuum Cleaner $89.95 Hastings Sewing Center �Make It Another ■f Curtis Mathes Middleville T-K Calendar Herman Kidder Named to ('.MV Phi Eta Sigma Michigan University, will be initiated Into Phi Eta Sigma, freshmen men's honorary frutern.ty at a banquet at CMU's Uni­ versity Center Friday. Dee. 9. The honorary was established Uils Fall and is designed to pro­ mote academic achievement. To be eligible for initiation, the stu­ dent must hr.ve a 35 grade point Adam'. Peak In Ceylon Is rm* , sacted to four world faiths, the No other tingle investment prtssian nt the rocky summit is the footprint of Buddha. Hindus claim it for their god Siva: lo- will yield a gift which provides k unlimited return in complete family enjoyment. 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Regular 98c Only 39c Bulling's Christmas Only 69c tree light sets Fireside comfort in a snowbank Your Hush Puppies* casuals an different Unique tanning methods combine fluorocarbon resins Into the soft Breathin' Bruited Pig­ skin* to raaiil water, stains and soil. And that means softness ... even after soaking. But that's only half the story! HuSfi I Puppies’! •lifinnitkt taaftrt • Chu will Mill Mnkinf •Slut lit”! fir trtre ttffert • Mitre CtfaUr and TREE DECORATIONS at REDUCED PRICES Appliances & Gifts PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS 139 W. State St HASTINGS GARDNERS 110 W. State Warm, comfortable fleece lining Wayne's 134 W, State St. SHOE STORE �Carole Rose in Honors College Frank Prentice Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack 1204 8. Jeffenx*l Street. Ium been accepted as a new member in the Honors College at Michigan Oxdey of Harting* on March 12. State University. 1806. Honora College provided spe- superior they moved to their Part rtrert home. -------- — IV, rIWU* n. PrtnUcc. 86. 106 N Park Street, who wm dead on arrival at Pen­ and Allen, of Baltimore, Md ; nock Hoapital about 2 pm Wed- two daughter*, Mra Paul (Thelet Olbaoa of Middleville and Mr*. John (Helen) Stem of Chicago, ni.; two brother*. Fred of Has­ Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home ting* and Melvtn of Ban Pablo, The Rev. George Elliott offi­ ciated and burial wa* In River­ Delong of Grand Rapid* and side Cemetery. Mra Amy Rollin* of Kalamazoo; 15 grandchildren, and eight great heart attack while walking on grandchildren. A slater, Lottie W. Stale near lhe Haaa Stan­ Michael, and a half-al*ter. Nellie dard OU Service SUUon. He Short, preceded him In death. ting* 7bwn.ihlp on Feb. 10. 1880 the son of Fred and Mary Jane (Gray) Prentice. He attended the Ha-iint-. Center and Hastings High School nnd married Mary AUTOMOBILE the Star Orange and Senior Citizen* Club. 4H Service Club Christmas Party Saturday Night 77ie 4H Service Club Christmas party will be held at 8 pm.. Sat­ urday. Dec. 10. al Kingsley Hall near BanAeld. All member* and any other 4H member. 15 or over, wishing to Join Service Club are Invited lo attend. Please bring a white elephant gift wrapped for exchange 1 Anyone needing a ride, or those who can provide transpor­ tation. please call 946-3548 or M5-4583. INSURANCE WolverineVJS!^ & Riverside Safe drivers prefer the pendabiKty of our fast claim service and per­ sonal attention when you need us . . . For All Types of Insurance-—SEE MILLER REAL ESTATE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY undergraduate Typewriter’s Anatomy The Hastings Taught at Pine Lake \Michigan Bell Sgt Repair Class _ D_ Williams ----------_ Thtiradov. December 8. Thursday. 8 1966 Receives Army llBTyping correctly and without flee machine*. such a* the full all-Unlversity Commendation Party for Kids Thornapple Lake Woodland School Menu Black Walnut School Menu I Has High Value Black walnut 1* the- highest Hastings | value tree In Ontario, and prices ELKS and VIVIANS Ruinage Sale baa. batur.d ccra trait, cookla, up to 81.500.00 per thousand board feet have been offered for br,*4 ul botur, nilk. TUESDAY. DEC. IS—Drlag bMt ud standing trees. Lands and For- OT YFflR CHRISTMAS UPHOLSTERING THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 IncGunatio 3oo Outfit Instant load... electric eye ... budget price! 3 Plead Guilty «■ Circuit Court I™*™ Mrs. Mary Eck Dies Sunday at Thursday is Holy Day for Catholics ... . Course at MRI must have more is-Milk, bat do< with catnip, I than Just mechanical aptitude. «•*,•«' “> m-uo >■'«Mndwicb. paar*. lem*. visualize It In relationship DEC. a 1—Milk. chichan noodle cm to all other working part*, utilize Mrole car roti, lam aaadwleh charrv. __ ...... > .... . 219 West State St. physically acrompllah the feat. After the beginning phase of training lias been completed and WEDNESDAY, DEC. it is obvious that he has learn­ ed the basic theories of repair, the emnhaal* of his training pro­ gram then becomes one of learn­ ing by doing. From the various FBIDAY. DEC. the mechanic* of electrical mo­ dels. A* on the manual he first learns the paste operations nnd [ then progresses to other makes and models In both the manual [and electric machines. Instruc' dona and experiences in five major American-made typewrit­ er* are covered In addition to the skills and knowledge ob­ ' talned In the rennlr of type| writer*, the student is also [SOME PEOPLE VMITh LOTHV AIMS ARE MISERABLE SHOTS Drop in o Kodopok film cor­ ' Iridge. and the camera ii loaded inilanlly . . . automatically! Elec­ tric eye automatically gives you that leaves an aura the proper lens setting for the pf lasting scent. film you've chosenl Shoot color In three favorite fragrancesi love f.i'',1. figurine. slides, color snaps, or blackWhit I . - JgOO : eye even tallt you Ibe bvill-ln Aaihl Dorothy Gray’s preclou* Spray Mist For example, one 26 inch dia­ meter tree with 30 feet of usable height, containing about 450 worth 8700 00 standing. 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St. within your billing da^e with no charge of your earnings into insured savings—at high divi­ Lanvin's BATH POWDER fr SPRAY COLOGNE $4 A00 Gifts Tor giving or heaping. Pure luxury outside and In________________ _ 1% service charge ... or pay the en­ If you're aiming for comfortable retirement, you'll TIMEX WATCHES Water-proof, shock rosiifant For ladies or men and boys _. • Leland Arnie Bacon. 18. Rt Many boys and girls are ex­ Middleville, pleaded guilty whan chlnca. credit balance machines, I petted to attend lhe 11th an- arraigned before Circuit Judge and other electrical office equip­ Recently awarded the Army r.ual Christmas ’party Michigan Archie ku« *». D. McDonald on a charge ment. Concurrent with the tech­ many in their beginning typ­ nical aspects at training are Commendation Medal for the, Bell Telephone Company will ■ of breaking and entering th* lege the student ha* many bene­ ing course. course* designed to provide the performance of exception-| Rive for the children of it* Grand I Central Garage at Middleville on ally meritorious duty in his for- ruplds area employee. Dec 10. Nov. 16. fit*. He may waive all normal If you UUnk the keyboard of a of fesU,tUrK BhteJl His case wes referred to thq course requirement*. Working typewriter Is difficult w master, •-liramanahlp and human rela­ nwr assignment as on ROTC tn- । at Eastern Michigan txr«n *t 130 pm wlU be lhe probation depa-tment for peer closely with hl* own faculty ad­ then you should we the Inlriest- tions. for many of the ttudenta structor Univerrtty Ypsilanti .was Army G ‘iJ^avie Audited -nlenre sentence mvratiration Investigation viser. be Is given lhe opportunity find employment in small -hops ___ w lv David Boyer. 21. Grand Rapids, to develop his own program of hind the cover. The independent where they not only repair ‘U-r-'rant First Class Charles P. I who was charged with entering study suited to ills Interests and m.’chanical movements of the 43 equipment, but assist In selling Wllllams. The children, from 3 tcT 13 NgL First Class WlUiams' abilities. key's end 86 character combina­ • quipment and In making office tlng a set of snow Ures. three The study program will include tions of a typewriter are similar calls for minor repairs. Some Smith, lives at 1108 8. Park St. tachometer* and a box of tools, honor* courses specially designed Idltion. there will be gift* from also pleaded guilty. students have found auocesaful for Honor* College students, a piano Each functions as an employment Un other arras of Hastings. Ilia parents. Mr. and Santa Claus for every child Mr*. Pownall Williams, reside Leo James Oliver. 17. R1 Mid­ seminars and independent study. independent different unit. allied work, such as cash reglsParents, meanwhile, will gather dleville, charged with unlawfully The Honorr. College student may One thousand nine hundred The citation accompanying the take advanced graduate work in that the placement potential of award credited th? 30 year old building. Central Garage at Middleville, and fifty hours of training are hl* field whenever he Is ready. students trained in this field Children expected include those also pleaded guilty They were Each student of the college is required by the student Ln Of­ b almost 100 percent successful. sergeant with "outstanding tech­ from Hartings, Hopkins. Lake arrested by Middleville Police fice Machine* Repair al the nical proficiency, broad -military Michigan Rehabilitation Iarti­ Jake Kandell and Clayton knowledge, and ingenuity In th« Odraia. Lowed, Middleville. Naah- Chief David Newman cent of the student body ville, Saranac a^ Wayland. Charles Wooten. Wayland, was Miss Rose b a sophomore In cle before he 1* able to call Cook, instructor*. Are currently performance of ins dudes. By bound over to the February term himself a skilled worker. As a training over 35 student* in Of­ hl* professional skill and signifi­ the University College. Circuit Court on a charge ot beginning student he first learns fice Machine Repair. They view cant accomphslunenu he con­ felonious assault at Orangeville through lecture, the various the process as one of continuous tributed materially to lhe suc­ last June 26. theories, and methods of opera­ training, even after the student cessful accomplishment of the tion and repair there are on a hi.*, graduated and U employed mission of the Fifth United standard manual typewriter and Thb program prepare* the States Army Instructor Group. This Thursday Roman Catho­ applying this knowledge to other student by providing a brood Through hl* highly articulate I basic knowledge of Office Ma­ and Imaginative classroom pre- . i lic* arc celebrating the Fcart of manual makes and models. AH training on cither the chine Repair Both ot these men sen tatIons, he won the admira­ lhe Immaculate Conception and J SHOPPING model is and their families live in Plain­ tion and respect of the cadet* ,lm a manual or the electric electr Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Church will be at 7 am.. 12:10 j •«*'*d j) WEEKS LEFT ba'ert on the u»e u*c of "sequence." well and both'of them are former and faculty." SFC William.'; as pm. 8 p in., tiie Rev Fr. Ralph' Encji student Is taught and re­ students of MRI'c training pro- an Instructor with Detachment Eck. 72. R1 Nashville, who died Sunday. Dec. 4. at her ThomapNo. 21. Fifth US Army ROTC Kelly. pastor, ha* announced. , minded repeatedly that the seple Lake Home following a long of Mr Kandell's tint student*. Instructor Group. Eastern Mich ­ ent of successful repair depends jon his using a seouenllal ap- . In last week's •<«»» article uikk I j failed lauea igan University from June 1962 Illness, were held at I 30 pm. proach. first in checking out the ,n mention the fact that the dl- to July 1966 SFC Williams I* now assigned Funeral Home. machine for fault* and then tn ,ec,«r of our very tine recreation repairing the machine. T ike a program is Glen R Hefner. Glen. to Military Assistance Command. Plano or other fine mechanical ’’’rough the use of student help Vietnam. Advisory Team 21. as instrument*, one part affect* and *°me outstanding commun- an advisor to elements' of the Hasting* Township Cemetery. Mrs Eck was bom In Hartings ily carries “ out re­ Army of lhe Republic of Viet­ anothrr and faulty repair or " v support --------------------•-» -u CM1ISTMAS SEALS ovetrtghl Of one sequential step markable pro»rram of recreation. nam. Men of Advisory Tram 21 on Sept, 27. IBM. the daughter Ultr RESPIRATORY DISEASES Wt> plan to devote a later article primarily advise Vietnamese staff of Bert and Ellen 'Miller) repair* made to be of little value. on the subject of our many fine functions at Headquarter*. II Spark*. She attended the Has­ Corps Tactical Zone. With juris­ tings schools and operated a In addition to the overall ae- community supporters. Since our first article, some diction over 12 provinces. II beauty shop here until about ouence approach, there arc cer­ tain parts such n* the back­ weeks ago. in which we related Corps Headouarler* supervises 45 1M0. She married Max Eck on April space unit, tabulators and car­ the fact that we enrolled 77 percent of Vietnam and Is thus riage return that have their own few students In September, we I the largest of the country's tour 14. 1813. In Hasting*. enrnlteH an an additional -a have enrolled 78 tan*leal ynrw-s in addition to her husband, , inctivttiuai sequential repair ra- have Sfc Williams was graduated students. Twenty student* have she Is survived by a daughter, [quircment*. ■AS" '] Based on this fact alone one also completed their ptogiajus uf from Hastings High School In Mra, Rtlcn Hard art of III Nash­ 1859. training and are now employed ville. and two grandchildren. can see why a student within I the Office Machine Repair throughout the Bute. (A-mlnus) dec. "Side or Strand Theatre" , . J _ Banner G««u>a VI.1 MlMBLR FEDERAL HOME IOAN 6A.U SYSTEM Security Notional Bank 4< BATTLE CREEK STATE AND �Advantlrtl Robert Balmer’s Mother Succumbs Chuitti Services THE GALILEAN * ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC HASTINGS BASTINGSSEVENTH-DAY SEVENTH-DAY bert McKinley Ot Lansing; eight THE GALILEAN ST. AMBROSE CATHOUO ADVENTIST CHURCH grandchildren, and 11 great BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH AT DELTON Comer 108th Bt. & North Rev. FT. Denis P. Nash. Paster Freeport Road Hartings, Mich., WI 5-9466 Phone 945-5704 MILO BIBIK CHURCH OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. Bat Sabbath school, 1:10. 10 a m Bunday schooL Route 3 Delton DOWLING Worahlp, 11 am. 11 am Momlng worahlp 6:30 pm. Young Peoptas ser- Bible rtudy hour. leap ■ Untveralty tn 1810. she BIBLE CHURCH taught In the Lansing rural are* Campground Rd , 8 Mlles South fee ThnnMe, CLU. Worahlp, 11 am. Youth mceMng, 8:11 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST CLOVERDALE EVAN UNITED BRETHREN George & Marshall. Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, Radio WJKF, 1230, 8 30 am AH am welcome. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Bunday acteoL 11 am. Wednesday service. 8 pm. Reading room open WednraPhone DR 4-6277 For Familes All Incomes serve, without exception. r very closest attention ey choose to spend for funeral services is not our first concern. Doing everything we con to decrease the burden of bereavement is ■funenal-JwtM CHAKltS H. LEONARD Unusual Christmas Centerpieces JACK D. OSGOdO Phone 945-2471 11 am. Momlng worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. Wednesday, 7:30 Family Night SBONET -POINT FREE RIETHODIST CHURCH . Jlev. Richard K« Prayer Wednesday, 2 Candle Arrangements 11 Am. Preaching. 8 Pm Preaching. Mantle Arrangements LEOIlflRDOSGOOD QBLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Samuel J. BUs Wrought Iron Candle Holders Hurricane Lamp Arrangements Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30. Worahlu 11 am. Eoch arrangement is on original—NO duplication. NO two alike. AND .. . You’ll hove to see tdbelieve ’ the low competitive prices. DISCOUNT FLOWERS Bunday, "Palth for Today," on TV. WOOD. ChMind 8, 8:30 am. Bunday, Voice ot Prophecy, Radio WJKF. 1230, 8:30 a.m. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH HASTINGS FLOWER SHOP 206 E. State CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Morning warship, 8:15 am. CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ctiurah rtudy, Bunday. 9.45. Elder Gerald N. Slack Worship, Bunday, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, Bunday, 6. Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30. Saturday worahlp. 10:45 am. Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thuraday. Prayer meet Tttesday, 7:30 pm. New York Life Phone 945-5952 Bollwood and E. Bute Road lor. guardian made the dnils-oftb»-wurld namrtuga Among tte oburcte* reprcaansd wore FUrt MMhodtei. Km- Unlted Church Woman, pralded 7 pm. Evening worahlp. DELTON METHODIST IRVING CHAPEL Bunday school. 10 am. CHURCH OF GOD Sunday school, 10 am. to 11. LAKEWOOD RUB. CHURCH Momlng worahlp, 11 am. Rev. Carl BUrtmall, Pastor Young People's Service, 7 pm. Pastor, Rev. James R Hatfield Momlng worship, 10 a m Evening serrloe, 8 pm. Watson Oor, m miles HASTINGS UNITED Bunday school. 11 am. Bible Btudy. Wed., 7:30 pm. West of Martin HOLINESS CHURCH Bunday worahlp, 7:10 pm. Bunday school, 10 am. Sunday school. 10 am. Wednesday family worship. Worahlp, 11 am. Eart Marshall Street Adult Bible study. 7:30 p.m. WOODLAND Bunday service, 7:30 pm. Marvin SicknilUer, Pastor Youth Fellowship, 7:10 pm. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH YJ»Z. Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Sunday school, 10 am. Bays, atria Fellowship, 7:30. George Bpeaa, Pastor Momlng worship, 11 am. 1503 Johnson. Lake Odewsa, Mich. WOODLAND METHODIST Evening service, 7:30 pm. Bunday school. 10 am. Rev. Richard VandenBoech WOODLAND Mid-week prayer meeting WedMorning worahlp. 11 am. Bunday school, 10 am. CHURCH ORKTHE BRETHREN | Evening service. 8 pm. 8319 Coals Grove Road Youth FMtowahip, 7:30 pm. ■ Prayer service. Wed.. 8 pm. Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor McCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH HASTINGS CONGREGATION Bunday school. 10:45 am. CHRIST CHURCH Phone Vurmontvfllu Rev. Fr Ralph J. Kelly OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Wednesday, 7:30 adult choir. "The Church of the Wildwood" Rev. Stephen VestIt, Assistant 220 Wert Oolfax scree* 259-7298 Thursday. Junior choir, Otis Lake Road Bunday »in a, 10, 11:30 am. Bunday public talk, 3 pm. Rev. Isaac Osgood, Pastor Morning worship. 10 am. INTER-LAKES Sa turdaya Sunday school, 11 a.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Michigan 8T. AUGUSTINE, Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor I Evening service. 7:30. pm. MIDDLEVILLE Prayer and Bible Study Wed­ Sunday schooL 10 am. nesday, 7:30 pm. Ira Osgood's. Wcrah|p,-ll am. Evening worahlp, 7 pm. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED ip 7 pm. KILPATRICK UNITED Wednesday Fellowship. ’ BRETHREN CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH Max M. Ovenahlre, Pastor M-66 Woodland CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev. R. A. Hoffman Worship service. 10 am. 1719 N. Broadway v 10 am. Sunday school. Mote, Supt. 11 am. Worship service. 410 E. Madison, 945-5065 8 pm. Evening service. ClirtaUan Endeawr, 7 pm. Sunday school, 9:45 am. Darrel Starbard, president. Morning worship, 11 am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Youth service 7 pm. l/A Mlle E. of M-66 on State Rd. LeRoy Kenney. Pastor Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. HASTINGS CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Wednesday Bible, prayer, 7:30. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 10 am. Sunday school. 11 JMn.- Momlng worship. ; pin. Class leodcra. Clayton Mote LAKEWOOD and FYed Bawdy. Wednesday, 7:45 Bm. prayer. BAPTIST CHURCH M OttU Of THIMBU gLif Thuraday, 7 p.m. Pioneer Giris Community Room above andxBoys Brigade. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Woodland Fire Station Wcknen'a monthly tnlsaioriary Henry VanTU, Evangelist Rev. Wayne Richie, Pastor lellc 10 am. Morning service. “J, 2nd Tuesday, 7:30. ------9:50 am Bunday scitooL 11:15 am. Sunday school. WESLEYAN METHODIST 7:30 pm. Evening service. Hickory Camera, Michigan A cordial welcome to all. All families ORANGEVILLE ORANGEVILLEBa BaPTIST W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 2 Milas South of Gun Lake 9:45 am. Bunday school. 50 From 9 Area Churches Attend Women’s Meeting MW — — —- ■ Cartton Center Methodist, Dow­ ling Msthodlrt, Bowens Mills txMlnma meeting on Friday. Jan. Christian Refonned, Woodland The next dale for the Church Clturoh of tte Brethren, and the Nashrdle KUK. Church. World Service clothing pick-up wiU be Dec. 27 M the Woodland hcaU'SM* fcr lbs luncheon, with Church of the Brethren paraonMra. John Mahler and Mra. Har- age. Recetred on World Com­ munity Day for shipment at that orations depleting ebenea of many time were 80 pajama sets, 45 health kite. 13 layette seta, and BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH cation wm ted by Mra. Btevens, Rev. Eart Oaaklll. Pastor, assisted by Str* DaMd Otto. Mra. Saturday. Dec. X0, 5:30, Bun­ George Lockwodd. Mra. Fred 10 am. Sunday school. day school Christmas potluck al 11 am. Morning worahlp. Prayer meeting Wedneoaay, 7. 1U Strouse. Bring dish to pass and own table service. by Twohlg, accompanied by Mra. METHODIST CIRCUIT CHURCHES Rev. John Joldersma Christian Endeavor, family planning proHermon UUe; "Do You Have A Evening service, 7 pm. Light That Never IJums Out?" training center tor women. Worahlp service, 9:30 am. Church school 10:30. Martin Comers Worshlp service, 10:30 am. Clulmby Church Church school, 10:30 am. Morning worship, 11:30 am. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH George Huff, who with her hus­ Rev. RumcU Houseman, Pastor band served as a missionary in 11 am. Momlng worship. Mee- four terms. They now live In Heatings. He is president of the Michigan Conference ot the Wcrtcyan Methodist Church and she has positions of leadership children 4 through 8 years. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 6:30 pm. Young People's > She apoka on "Community Mis­ Woodland at Velu Road meet Inga sions" and pointed out that in •Ph. 367-2917 7:30 pm. Special music, hymn "A Friendly Chrtrt-Centerod sing message by lhe pastor. the perplexity of today's multlplied needs and calls for our Church." Sunday school, 10 am. Classes tallon Boys Club. whom much Is given, much is Tuesday Activities required." She gave highlights Worship service, 11 am. of the African country in which Brotherhood. 8 pm. Club. chotra. 7:30 pm. Mary and Martha changes and opportunities in Wednesday, 3:45 pm. Missionary Society meeting at Sailor choir, 8 pm. tiie home of Mrs Leonard Kuutz. today. MUaKnarlca go to minister Bethel Bible Study, Thuraday, Wcdnmday AoUvUlSS unto people leas fortunate, and have no ulterior motlyee, which Junior Catechism Class. Sat­ 9 am. Women's Prayer Band. urday. 9 am. 1:30 pm. Dorcas Circle meet- is hard for mercenary - minded 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and Here. Their work in evangellrtn, Bible study. Quarterly business education or medicine la a hard ami grueling life, not proepermeeting. ( PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Thuraday—6:30 pm. Pioneer 61w> pointed out that Use mod1302 South Hanover Girls Club# Hastings, Mlchljin Nursery for regular services. vftloped nations uro good for Telephone 045-9429 Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor EVANGELICAL UNITED dlo, the printed word, the Lau10 am. Sunday school. Elywn BRETHREN CHURCH taach method for teaching 1111Nursery. H. J. Buwalda. Minister Junior Sunday school in charge Phones WI 5-3397, A WI 5-4095 leadership In these nations of of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Office hours Tuesday through men educated In nu-vion schools. She also had words ot praise for Hamblin. Friday by appointment. the work carried out by UNICEF. 11 am. Worship service. 6:15 pm. Junior service in Wert. atpe. Nursery, Classes. 11 am. Worahlp servica Ser­ Teens _anB.Young Adulte in mon: "The Redeemer's Mlssldh." Mrs Huft says that ahe comJunior choir sings "What Do cmnrc at jRrrUn and Dorene You Dream of Little Jesus Child." Buhl. ’ They will receive choir awards, Adult prayer service in charge organist. Mrs Ruth West, choir grandmothcr and wonders why of Mra. Rogers. director, Gerald Ostroth. compare, her life with that of 7 pm. EvangelteUc service. the suppressed African woman 7:30 pm. Wednesday Prayer partmenL nd Praise service. 6 to 6:30 pm. Junior choir and concludes. “I’d rather got Involved" This Is also the aim Thuraday. Dec. 8, 7:30 pm. practice. - ---------*— --------6:30 pm. Carry in supper and of United Church Women— to Hammond at th? parsonage annual congregational meeting. become Involved in Ute whole Saturday. Dec. 10. 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, day at prayer and world conununity. Chrirtmas pracUcq for everyone Bible study. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN in program. REFORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street day school Christmas program. 7 pm. Evening group, Mra. Rev. Earl Bclilppcr Gladys Ostroth. Worahlp. 10 am. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Nursery for both groups. 209 W. Green Street Evening worship, 7:3g pm. hcarsal. Rev. George Elliott Telephone WI 5-4945 Friday. 2 pm. Friendship Claaa COATS GROVE 8:30 am. Worship service. CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11 am. Worship servioe Title church. Mrs. Bowtw, bostesa for each sermon Is: “Ood's Coots Grove R Durkee Road Saturday. 10 Children’s Christ­ Voice.' Rev. Chartss Gibbs, Pastor mas party. The buses will pick Floyd Walter, Bupt. up and deliver the children. Bible school, 10 am. EVENTS----—Dec. “ II. COMING------------Monday. Cabinet meeting. 7 Worship hour, 11 am. Unified ChriaUnaa urday. 10:30 am. A Hearty Welcome to All! Momlng worship, 11 am. Sunday evening service, 7 p.m. Wednesday, W8C8 executive Dec. 18. 7 pm. Cantata Sunday. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. ‘The Country Bunday. 8:30 am. Free Metho­ meeting. 9 am.; W8CS Pine and "Chimes of the Holy Night" by I Welcomes You." HoUy tea church choir. dist broadcast over WFUR. Thuraday Activities 3:30 Carol and Children's choir Wednesday, of tor school Young People's Service, Thura- rehearsal. 7:30 Chancel choir rehearaal jingle Bell HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 103 E. Woodland AveniM Rev. H. R. Collver X Jingle Michigan Bell and order an extension phone for somebody’s Christmas. Never a day during lhe year that an extension phone won't be appreciated. It's such a convenient step-saver, be­ sides adding a bright, Chrislmasy note of color to lhe home. Moke it a delightful little Princess53 phone in-color, or the new Trimline® wall phone with the convenient diol-in-hondset. Just jingle the Telephone. Business Office, or ask your telephone Man. in Bell **'■ Nitionwide Bell System 11 am. Morning worship. 6:15 pm. Youth Fellowship. 7 pm. Evening worahlp. 7 pm. Wed, prayer and Bible 'OUTH KALAMO LENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor 1631 Ionia Rd, Kalamo Btmday school. 10 am. Morning worahlp. 11 am. Young People's service. 6:30. Thursday prayer. 7:30 pm. SORTH IKVWh WESLEYAN METHODIST Y IH fttll of Btssoa and Buehler Rd. Rev. Morris i. Pastor RENT CyCoZoGyst.2 Christmas Money W. F. Arnold Village of Woodbury Sunday school. 9.45 am. Worahlp, 11 am. Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed Fellowship service. 7:45 am Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7. Bible Study and Prayer aernce. Wednesday. 1 IR8T CHURCH OF GOD 1130 N Broadway. HasUngs Rev. Burnley O. Spencer. Pastor Phone 945-5218 Where a Christian Experience That EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M. Oury. Rector 9 a m Holy Communion. sermon. Nursery and classes for 11 am. Momlng worahlp. 6 pm. Young People's service, children. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7 pm. Wednesday service. WOODBURY UNITEQ/ IIRPTHREN CHURCIL Church "Go shopping with Cosh!” Buy oil the happiness on your gift list and make it the greatest Christmas ever! Model makei it easy and pleatant to rent money from $50 to $1000 for a week, month, year or longer. Cuxtomera have ranted money in just 10 minutes. Simply phone in your requirement!. This Chriitmai, NICE THING ABOUT TV IS YOU CAN TURN OFF THE PROGRAM W1TWOUT HURT­ ING ANY8OOYT FEELINGS/ You won't hurt our feel­ ings if you come in here to browse without buying. We Invite comporiwn be­ cause we htfvo confidence in our obifify fo offer you the belt polilMe buyi for the money you have to spend, quality considered. do what you wont to do . . . Rent money from Model j Finance — Michigan's most considerate Finance Conipany. MODEL FINANCE CO. 140 W. Stat* $t. Hastings Phon* 945-3429 2»/j% For Mo. to $300 1V4% Per Md. on $300 to $1,000 OPEN Friday Evening - 'Til 8 P.M. SATURDAY MORNING ----- ----- �Fresh Oil of The Attic By H. D. Burpee 27,couple 0? w^ka^o0?43^ tTunto(' nnd dre*"r draws, etc. In my column * •tor^n’lttej And now "Bowen's Milin en‘‘Uca for M,i Bowen'* letter: Once Call “ □un^X .rrntm Burpr'‘ * Ux>: years ago by Schuyler ‘ Bowen K*ch wwk' 1 rf*d w,u* ln• *--— — • so uuci -uiu i re­ tera-t, in the HASTINGS BAN­ vived the nicest letter from NER, your column, “Fresh Out Schuyler's widow. , Of The Attic. Was moat happy . .« »>«> um. ih.i : today to see a reprint of some­ ""“W Wie WCU thing that Schuyler had gotten h Uw btlore Schuy­ together. But sony too that had ler s death. T„__ , w I known you ,n, intended to iMM run When I flrat called on the thtt i 1 could have furnished a Bowen's. Mra Bowen told mo Plctuiy of the old sawmill al how as a girl she used to go to Bowens Mills as it was about my grandfather Burpee's when Ume t,lal Edwln H. Bowen, they lived al Barlow Lake. My Schuyler's grandfather, bought grandfather was Benjamin P 11*15 property, and before the grist Burpee and the history of Yan- a,ld n°ur mill was built. Tlw kee Springs township In lhe big P!acc wm Hum called Gun Lake. Allegan and Barry County his- However. Mr. RJciiard Cook, tory book, a lot of us are fa-1 editor, did have a very good plcmillar with, shows him as an of-1 ture of m,d building as it fleer of the Grange as well as!wns before the third story was a member of the school board in bul11 on Anyway the mill was 187D. , t he principle Industry for many I also found out that Mrs ycara U you ahould wnnt w —<. father -------------Bowen's was Sam Walbert rnnke use of the picture, I can end I soon told her that I could 'send one to you, providing you return it. remember of her father calling can ' -V.VW. Following is the story of the on my father here at Delton small Picture. A pen and Ink drawing boy. was made about 1886-67 shewing Well the letter I received from tile dwelling Hooks very much Mra. Bowen, to my notion, is a as R does today i. the old bam. “Fresh Out Of The Attic" in int>t the one standing today). itself. I called on her and pick­1 some garden fence, race of water ed up the picture she mcnuomxl :nnd the sawmill and pond, and and she also had two scrap the building which has been cone many years, many piles-of every "Fresh Out Of The At­ usual. tic that'ha* ever appeared, fihe Thls Picture, fur many years, even had the flrat article I ever ,uw been Putted on the cover of wrote for the BANNER pasted ,he Oeorge Rickard family Bible tn --------i__u. In an. one nr of H*. her wrap books. Bock ■ Mrs. Tom Bowen's parental A tn 1052 I wrote nn article en­ member of the family wanted titled "A Long Time Ago." re- 1 the Bible I tried to take the gardlng some old graves in picture out but foiled to The Orangeville township and other paper seemed poor, so a neighbor look a picture of It. and what Orangeville history. I Just read that article again rhe made seems to have turned out well. . nnd In the near future I will Edwin H. Bowen served as again reproduce Ilin my column. Although I have all the scrap postmaster from 1865 to 1877, but books from the BANNER at my in 1871 caused the place name to disposal here In my office, I be changed from Gun Lake to find that In Mrs. Bowen's scrap Bowens Mills. Charles Armstrong books there are quite a lot of followed Bowen as postmaster, article* that do not appear In and the office was then rnnv.ed lhe BANNER scrap book*. 1 feel Into the store building where he like a kid with a new toy when operated a general merchan­ I get some new material to pro­ dise store. I have always been duce. That Is what make* this told that Bowen's postoffice was work interesting I set here with a bushel basket. His salary was tears In my eye* sometimes what he could get from the sale when I think of the mnnv "wrap­ books, old newspaper clippings, Sincerely yours, old pictures, etc Hint all of us Blanche Bowen, would enjoy so much, that arc Wayland. Mick laying away in old attics, old I might add hero that probably the next Improvement over the bushel basket. was a hand made poMofflce with boxes for' the mail. A couple of years ago Dr, Bernard and I went over and called on Mrs. Minnie Springer, PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Nashville, Mich. Phone 653-2791 cd the old pastoffice, desk, boxes and all to the Bernard Museum [ here st Delton. I believe Doc COLUMBIA '•Best of Damp Wash Wash and Fluff Dry • W. FtaM, SMrti, FUMrk. W.H, CMm HASRlks HOME LAUNDRY (LHHan & Ray Gftraoa) Wl 5-4062 323 S. 103-105 W. State St Hastings Gift Set! Kodak 66 Williams Aqua Velva Instamatic Record Album MOVIE CAMERA Lectric Shave Model D32 Reg- 7 J $46.5° >1.58 REMINGTON 300 g Selectro SHAVER GILLETTE Gift Set! MIXMASTER Hand Mixer Reg. $2.25 166 sfSs 7197 gg Control O H-' Special Guard Comb. Desert Flower" Gift Set GERITOL The Two Items She Wants Most! 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A Featured Tonic HZ-10 1’3.00 ’ STOP FEELING tlREDi Westinghouse TEFLON COATED © Consumers Power Service Family Bundles ~ DISCOUNT STORES SHAVER . LAUNDRY Complete UNITED PRICE REDUCTION! Powerful Super-Surge Washing Action. 14 table-setting capacity (NEMA). No hand rinsing—just scrape and load. Four automatic dishwashing cycles. Attractive Melamine surface Spillover Top. Bunday. Monday. Nov. 20. Mra Edwin Timm stayed with her Monday home Monday frac Smyrna, but her daughter. Mrs. Charles Tenn, where she visited daughter and husband, Mr. Ing Thanksgiving. * Mra Clay­ ton Bennett was confined to Pennock Hospital In Hastings from Sunday to Wednesday. Upped the scale* at 7 pound*. Mrs. Viola Beard la home from Mr. and Mrs Gary Berg and Pennock Hospital but must fol­ family will spend Christmas with low a strict diet. Mrs. L A. Eaton is home from Pennock Hospital n Hastings. * Mrs Conrad Bee­ January for duly With the Army ler. who has been in Blodgett! in the Philippines. Middleville that is now connected with the Museum os well as the old Brown Schoolhouse. I am sure that if Doc knew where that old original bushel basket was that ho would have that on display too. this CUSTOM DELUXE DISHMOBILE Thursday. Rodney Flnkbelner and family of Fowlerville. * Mr and Mrs. ’ Rex Sc hid had Thanksgiving 1 guest*. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potts. I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Potts of ■ Kalamazoo. Bob Polls nnd room­ ' mate. Bob Peterson, of Grund ' Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John Potts ' and three sons of Owosso were I VsHora of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potts and Mr. and Mra. Rex ■ Hchad and family for the week• end. Many college students were ; home for Thanksgiving. * Mr . and Mrs. Miner Palmer and Mr. [and Mrs Gary VanSyckle and two sons of Wyoming were ' Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and —Earl —r, V . “?8,ck? „Supper up per Mr. and Mra. Vem Hiar were N™was 111 with'the flu. * Mr. and Mra. Chas. Flora have rented I Thanksgiving guests of their son. guests were her brothers and their wives. Mr and Mrs. Russell the Ca*. Cox home on Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Car! Hiar. in Palmer of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs By Mrt. Mary Jackion .. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Brog were Wayland. * Mr. nnd Mrs Har­ Ralph Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs .Thanksgiving gue*ts of their old Griffeth and Mrs Addle Richard Palmer of Cherryville * daughter daughter. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. James Griffeth of Hickorv Corners at­ Road. * Elmer Brown and mo­ Kenneth Secord. Thomas Martlny and family of Saline. * tended the Griffeth - Pigman ther-in-law visited relatives in Sharp and Beverly Bender re­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Apsey en­ wedding held at lhe Bowen Mills New York State last week * The turned lo their school Wednes­ tertained their family Thanks­ Reformed Chapel Saturday eve­ Prairie Literary Club will hold day. lhe boys to Michigan Tech­ giving, Including Mr. and Mrs ning. Mrs. Griffeth was a guest their Christmas party at the nical College at Houghton and Terry Morgan and family of of the Harold Griffeth* Satur­ home of Mrs. Otis Morgan on Beverly to CMU at Mt. Pleasant. Spring Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ day evening and a Sunday Stlmpwn Road. Dec. 14 * Mr. * Rev. Ralph Tweedy of Free- neth Schondelmayer and chil­ guest of her sister and husband, and Mrs. James Secord enter»rt occupied the Methodist pul­ dren. Mrs. Kathy Henning and Rev. and Mrs. Jason Stcere. The talned on Thanksgiving her par­ bride is the daughter of Mr. and ' ents. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Neeb. pit Sunday as Rev. Harold Taber family and Mrs. Dora White. HJji FRIGIDAIRE DISHWASHER • • • • of Clarksville. Mr* Viola Secord Tig HACTDIOS BAMffnt-8 and their son. Kenneth, from “ ’ " “ **“ Michigan Technical College at Houghton. Hospital tn Grand Rapid* for KeUy Baragar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baragar, was tn Blodgett Hospital In Grated RapIda to have his eyes corrected by Mrs, URue Griffeth. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kenyon had the Thanksgiving dinner for the family.'Thia included Mr : and Mr*. Bob Kenyon. Mr and Mr*. William Kenyon and chilJ dren. Mr. ahd Mrs. Rodney Kenyon and family. Mra Roy John- Uabewkable 2 Belle c 66 HASBRO Bowling TOYS& GAMES Mg $1.00 �pradota percent- Tte average of tte Tanna atewa a grore Show Recovery From Low Prices Tractors ace Labor News Especially low A* On State Farms For Tte "S Brown retlmatea Cte hourly In­ tel Une teara Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of course) Pick a winner from our complete stable below three, tte agricultural economist Indicated. Brown says: 'Tte operator's investment In liin business U Inercaxlng and will continue to do so. Inflation in the prices for cows. land. feed, equipment and labor all enter Into increased coots Average Investment of 118 fanners was $102,000 In 1064 and will roach $125,000 by 1967." Thc 18th-century geographer Gerard Mercator theorized that a southern continent existed. It ATTACHING TOOLS FOB 4 SEASON USB admlsi tte stars." Captain James tralla'a coasts, tte National Geo­ graphic says. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 1411 Enn {Mat. HnH«r ' Farmers agricultural economist explainedTteoc ewtlmaten aixiiv only to tte forms in tte sample and an rtoiw Wl 5-29B3 BANNKB WANT ADS PAY Guernsey Cows ! Production Credit Produce Thursday rrtfUtll tJ Records MeetProduction Credit AssoclThree registered Guernsey cows 1 atlon of tensing will hold its in tte Ijcrd of James Alice Pish annual stockholders meeting st Hickory Corncra, have com- Thursday, Dec. 8. at Kellogg pie ted top Official DHIR actual Center. East tensing. Mark R. production records, according to Watbrook of Ionia, President. will Tte American Guernsey CaUle preside. Club. I Eire hundred farmer members All cows were milked two and guests are expected to aLttmea a day. I tend. The tensing Association U ’ ’ ' “ a co-operative extending credit three-ywa-old. produced to farmers In tte counties of Ingham. Eaton, Barry. Ionia, pounds of milk and 633 of fat. In 305 days; Uk—,-------------------------------------------- — Masterblend Faltliful. a three-; ------------ a............. year-old, produced 12,260 pounds Loggerhead sponges inhabiting of milk and 5»5 pounds of fat, coral reefs serve as tenements In 306 days, and LockShorc K lor small shrimp, tte National Nola, a two-year-old, produced; Geographic says. One patient 11,390 pounds of milk and 567J marine biologist counted 16.000 shrimp living in a single sponge. machMte. la a patient In 8t. tewranoo Ka­ pital In tensing. * Mr. aAd Mra. wa« (altered te a ra- Form oclerttista say the limited Is right. Farmers owning big machines keep than going from dawn till dusk and often Into lhe night. If they do not have full-time employees to shore tte tractor driving time, they employ some Barry Farm . Calendar... — 4H OtsncU AsprttUUeo State Unlrtrshy. Bui lAnslng, , OlU HmMt fas. * SUB. MlCidgun. 43323 -A nomlngl'feo will be charged for tarn quantity orders. Oilmen gre'rnfngllng with Bi- income. ktaca u well texM»eOrta three days. Geologists have mkde •ctenlo surreys in tte Islands of Canada-a Northwest Territorire. and sevaral wells have bten dfflted. ward tractors with more com- DEC1?“-DHll Au! clency and tea fatigue which ISC. U—MasU Feller SabooL bo«v accidents and personal injuries. U( ca Con>M«. ■ P ■While large tractoni do not DSC. IS-n—OkrtaUBM Advenwre la meet every farming situation, WorU UsStnUaSlagthey arc more extensively used in c/op farming where corn. Let 'BILL DING Santa barry —with— Gifts from MERRY CHRISTMAS county IUMBER COMPANY Glen Lake Again NMPF President another example where formers are using bigger investments in equipment to replace labor which they find It iiard Co get, one agricultural .'dentist said. Pleasant Valley ■ "Welcome" look for holiday geests 3' lire $3.84 e have a gift JF for pleasing wives BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS ••y n ORNAMENTAL IRON PORCH or STEP RAIL Exterior Fir Plywood Roof or Wall Type BRACKETS ?nd Not GARAGE DOOR . . OPERATOR FERTILIZER Early payment discounts, diaeounta* for faking early telhrofY, -trfx iavlngs add iHtan ora available to counts for '67 fertiliser don't have to take It unLetter ot December 1: toftat by paying In De- end at tte Carson City Camp with Rev. Hull's family. Mias Nancy Hull, a returned mlssion- The Ken Willettes held their family Ttenksglvtng dinner at their home In Clarksville, John left Monday for induction for TRAIN BOARDS ’/i" Homosoto Board . . . sturdy, easy to decorate . . . quiet! Abiorbs shock and ise. For smoother running trains . . . light weight and won’t scratch. - Glenn teke, president of tte Michigan Milk Producers Associ­ ation. tea bean elected to a seventh consecutive term m president of tte National Milk Producers Federation (NMPF). Lake, a dairy fanner In North Branch, was chosen at tte an­ nual NMPF convention held this year In Washington, D. C., Nov. Spacial Saving* By Mrs. EtW Blank VTMA local group to to held at Frtd’s TV Step in Clarksville. Give the front of year home ___ „___ Walin X. Fanta aonniilr progareor of Mrteulterai oosnonlcs and di­ rector of tte prate*. Individual copte of tte publi­ cation .are available free of Beatrice Stahl. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Flowers, Jr. and daugh­ ters, Denise and Deanna of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs Bud Gray and sons. Michael. Patrick and . .V&S. AUTOMATIC ALLY were dinner guests al the home of Mra. Ethel Blank Bunday. Nov. 27, to honor tte birthday of Mrs. Let SEDCON open and dose lhe garage door with the push of a button « . . regardless if its raining, blowing, sleeting or snowing. Great protection when coming home late at night. Give your Christrpas a lift, install a SEDCON for her. I ner at Home's restaurant for | Thanksglvthg, Mra. Bert Blank mate by taking delivery thl» month. When Interest Rates Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? they do, will you ba loft with a loan that carries a high Intort it rate? In footer* if they make cash expenditures lave lubitontlally, too. ray ehanged. Thefe worth rememherlna Main Office Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Oven­ shire and Cheryl of Detroit were I guests of the family over the weekend. * Mr. and Mrs Ivan I Olmstead and family ted as i6nia 1969 S. State Rd. — M-66 HASTINGS OFFICE 301 ft Sa. Mtehigaa SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS Laho Odotsa H>m MS-941 S M295 Citizens of the Third District: To all those who worked so hard to nuke my election possible, Door and Wall Mirrors PONG TABLE bounce. Make in in two 4 Vi x 5' sectiont^ Fireplace Enclosures for multiple usage andj clever folding leg*. Low os $22.95 • Stanley Power Tools Picture Frames • WoU Psnslihg • K-Lux Room I extend sincerest thanks. Your loyalty, your qfforts, and the warmth of your friendship will not'be forgotten. To Congressman. Todd, with whom I differ philosophically, I ofter my congrat­ ”1250" 9 ulations for the way he conducted himself while representing Radial Arm proved xvay he maintained contact with the people. I will endeavpr'tb do as well. I am fully aware of the magnitude of the Table Saw responsibilities youdiave given me. I am alert, too, to the duty 15 Power Tools in One! You have nlnced an obligation upon my shoulders and ftt the same time imposed a trust upor> me. The obligation is welcome. Th« mul, 1 U.ure.w, MU.te fulfilled. die Third District. He should also be commended for the im­ 1 owe ALL the citizens of tills District GABRY BROWN qf Mlchwn * BaHneom Vanities OF QUALITY i2s no. at In May we work for you. Cell . . . CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S MOST COMPLETE SOIL SERVICE AS LITTLE AS >24.9 DE WALT for *67 Woodlahd �r 148 Donors Give Blood At School Clinic Nov. 28 Albert Church, at the 8hoi birthday- Mrs. NomJ Thaler vidted Mra Rapids shoppers Saturday. * Mr. and Mn. Clark Blanchard and daughters of Grand Rapids were children. Ctartaa Alvarez and temaUonal Skating party for Arthur Puller of Grand Rapid., exchange . students at Walker and Joyce Poll of North Freeport arena In Muskegon Bunday. . on Tnanaagivmg the Ainos Wltaona entertained the Frank ’ were Bunday rtaitora of Mr. end Richland. Mrs Richard McNltt cd Conklin co-chairmen, Mra. Joseph Slmlta Mrs I — ----------Wood3 and Mm Ray Waters, wwisted by Mlaa Eva Hecox, Mra. Evah Sco­ Walklas doc. ttote. produced 148 pinta ot bey. Mra Helena Smelker. Mrs. William Towne. Cornelia DiaghlMdfrr Vtaf-rv VlnlaA XAaaUa Ruth Havens and Becky Gray.Hospital Guilds Na 12 and 42 Luedke. Kenneth Jooea. Bob toward a quota of l.«o by next provided aandwichca and cookies. King. Charles Keller. Margaret Ballings provided a refrtgerSmith. Ruaaell Dingacaon. Don- Fn Sunday. She returned home with lT*.n, ■Sy Mr.. Walton. Janet Frohlich. Marvin Smltli, Wesley Emery, Ted Smith. Marte Smith. Jean Englcrtb, Judy Bltas; Douglas Cooper. Florence Mead, william Dunlap. Stewart Sweet. Doria Daugherty. Herman St. Martin. Maynard Tucker, Clayton Case. Edna Rhoades, Melva Peake, Richard Shuster, Darlene Hurless, Jack Hoke; to 8hlriey Decker. Rex Wieland. bert Huebner provided the medi­ The donora included: cal coverage. Volunteer registered W James Alderaon, Arthur Alnurses aiding the Lansing nura- icrding, Mra. Marte Allerdlng, Mrs. Vem Allerdlng. Farrell An­ ertok, Mrs. Robert Huebner and derson. James. Jr., Barnum, Mnr. Mary VtutAman. Nurse uldwi were Mra. Glen Alnalre and Mra Bean. Charlea Benedict; ley. Jean Burke. Carolyn Mahler. Lila Mewenger. Arthur Bennett. Kingley Ben- I Red Crow Gray Uidy members nett. Mrs. Don Berry. Mra. <Bob­ Donna Meade. Cyril Enyart. volunteering their time were ble) Brady, Betty Bryans. Anne Barbara Hahn. George B. Youngs. Mra. L W. Scudder. Mrs. Robert Bortak. EUne Buehler, Willis Stanley, Mra. Anthony Hctn. Mrs. Buehl, Robert Carlson; Walter Ftoraburg; Frank Ritchie and Mrs. Helen Robert Casey. William Christie. . Harold Gray. Dick Craven. Olson Clark. Gordon Cole. Ken- -Riciiard Enyart. Irene Bl. Marnoth Calms, Willard Curtis. Ju- 'Un. Robert S t a d e L Stanley rs. John Sleeper. dith Dulman. Mrs W. Decker. 1 Irani, Mrs Harry Peter DeDeckcr. Mario DeVault; i. Harry Kelthlcy. Mra. G. Dillard. Jack Echtinaw, Mary Ann Echtinaw. James Ewer, Rose Pish. Almon Fulton, Deanna Tafffee, Mra. Lyle GUIeeple, Garrett. Meredith Gilbert, Mar­ By Frances Johntlon shall Greenleaf; R. C. Hammond. Louise Hard. and Mra 8klrtey Wilkins. Harold Hathaway. Clarence Mrs. Wallace Borden of Augus­ Mamocn of the Sophomore Haute. Franklin Hayden. Mildred Service Chib volunteering their Hayden. Donald Haywood. Belly ta. Orin and Clayton Haynes of Hickory Comers were Thanks­ help after school were Robert Howes. Bernecc James; giving dinner guests of Mra. Mil­ ■CaateUne. Joy Hughes. Althea St Martin. Barbara Heath, Eileen . W. B. Jerow. Catherine Kauf­ dred Shade. * Mrs. Beatrice P Kaufman. Mra. R. Keller, Hummel and Mr. and Mrs. Les­ Tucker. Evelyn Fuller. Pam Han­ man. Helen kcsler, Michael Klovanlch, ter Skutt of St. Johns and Mr kins, Ann Weber and Mary Agnes Krummin, Mrs. A. Lan­ and Mrs. Harold Hummel and Miiaa. family of Portland were Thanks­ caster, Charles Llebhauser; The canteen was operated by James McDowell, Nell Malle- giving guesta of Mr. and Mrs. koote, Patricia Mlles, Ray Miller, Donald Hummel? ' Robert Miner. Roderick Miller.' Thanksgiving dinner guesta of C. Morgan, Donna Morrill. James Mulder. Mra. J. MuUenlx, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson. Steven Runyan and Sandra Ro­ Murphy; Washable Vinyl Plastic ; Jane Neubert, Louta Neubcrt, bert of rural Woodland. * Susan RJ. Newell. Geraldine Newton. and Mike Carter were Thanks­ giving guests of Mr. and Mrs Finn Carter of Vermontville. * Mra. PettenglU. Malcolm Pierce; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston Stanley Pierce. Jack Raymond. of rural Woodland and Mr. and Elmer Ritter. Mra. R. Ritter. Mrs. Dorr Layle were Thanks She Kenneth Robbe, Donald 'Rose, giving dinner guests ot Mr. and Eldon Roush. Robert Russell, Du­ Mrs. Elite Johnston. * Miss Almfc At No ane Ruthruff; Everett of Muskegon spent Connie Sandborn. Leona Bchri- । Thanksgiving with her parents. ver, Helen Shcllenbargar, Nells Thanksgiving Eve guests of Co,t Simpler. Smith J Sherman, El­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warner were . wood Slocum, Beverly Smith. Mr and Mrs. Robert Warner and Melvin Smith. William Snowdtft, family. Thanksgiving Day guasta 1 Burnley Spencer, Evelyn Spencer. were Mr and Mrs. Fred Nowlin Mra. Sunthebner; and family of rural Mason. * Keith Taylor. Arthur Tbonip- Mr. and Mrs Homer Bartlett were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Travis, Mra. H. Trumbull. Helen and Mrs. Lyle Bartlett of Vicks­ Tucker, Evelyn Ulrich. Irma Van- burg. ★ Earl LePard called on George Barker at the Adams Ann Wilcox, Howard Wilcox. Nursing Home in Portland Mon­ day. * Mr. and Mrs. Sherlyn Fetterman of Grand Rapids were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Fetterman and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold I Walkington. Floyd Dukes of Middle Lake in honor of Roy's birthday. * Mr. and Mra. Blwjn King of Ionia were Bunday dinner guests of ifr. and Mra. Charles King. lance to Pennock Hoepttal Haitfw SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT LA U/uA * < ■ . Mra. Wayne Tkgg and Glenn Brovant wtre in Kahunaatw Sun­ day for the VFW District meet­ ing. * Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bunday With A2/C and Mra children and Ralph Moore vblted Thaler attended the Feltipausch Chrtatmas party In Lansing. Nuralng Home in Battle Creek Mr. and Mra Donald Kidder Sunday. Mrs Moores address is 252 West Manchester. Battle and family and Mr. and Mra. bridge homo, * Mra Marion Creek. Mich. * Ralph Moore and Herbert Smelker enjoyed ice Rlohard Shoebridge on furlough. * Mra. Herb lhe following boys under the di­ rection of Robert King. Bteevo Tnffre. Dave Williams. Bob Iron­ side. Jim King. Bob Mayo. Dean Dale Dukas. * Mr. and Um. Roy Dukas were Bunday dinner guests ------ ------ AS •— tax YOUR CONVENIENCE WE ARE PARTICIPATING INTHE HASTINGS CITY BANK CREDIT CARD PLAN. Narth Gun Lak* Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.i Lake Odessa The store that cares...about you! KING OF ROASTS! "Super-Riglit" Mature. Com-Fed Beet Always in Stock Beef Rib Steaks buufy ME0L1S HHi W STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by -auMa etewT- quality *• . _ . >■ Mte Fancy Sliced Bacon ’«•- 69 • MAGEE a MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our qualify and prices with 'first lina carpeting anywhere. Best buys on the fabric of your choice. fOR ’25 5°° YOU GET 30 Yardi af Heavy 501 Nylon by Magee • Double Jute Backing * 40 Ounce Rubberised Padding • Expert Installation • 4< State Salas Tax Included. CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The safest and most affective way possible ... 9 years experience. OURftCtfAN 6"S’99c _____ r' DOZEN Sunnyfield Flour , 5 - 39*; covered ice creamk CRUMSICIES E. 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AA( canV 89 4 .:°&._29* B?WSSB^ch“«“3y ------------ _ 125 ~ 99c 2 39 ANN PAGI ^rr plix-o-class at HARDWARE * APPLIANCES 69 tangerines VauwawaAMZeaA* 25 FREE WITH PURGHAM Z5 PURCHAS1 OP Of IPO IOO , 5 - 99*, ■''sherbet CANNED HAMS I Navel Oranges ALL PURPOSE Ivary where AC ■juesaaioNT* covNTtY-aTYte CALIFORNIA 88-SIZE MARGARINE FLEXO-GLASS it printed on the idge for your protection. u 49* Pork Chops.......... u 69 Thick-Sliced Bacon ~ NUTLEY—IN QUARTERS Genuine FIEX-O-GLAJS it the only pleflic window meteciel that urrtei C8MTSR RIB CUTS - 59‘ SLICED BACON S idows. Doon.Porches, । Brteawoys Loin End Portion .. sonelhs. tVlly cooked ALLOOOD BRAND Orange Juice 3S- _ ■ lb Portion SUPER-RIGHT" 6-INCli g AfrP GRADE "A" FROZEN fitput 7 |b Wbs HASTINGS PAINT s- Only “ PORK LOINS QRc =AOC WINDOW SHADES and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. "SUPER-RIGHT" Mayonnaise......... •ULTAMA Grape Jelly... * Peanut Butter �v* । 6—THE HASTINGS BANNER I Thuraday. December L IM SPECIAL RATES! The Golden Text Mn Leon Collins nt Lyon*. Kazoo Gvitans Start Boys’ Club In Barry County ■on had u their Thanksgiving feed hto flock like a shepherd: derlfoff and Mr. and Mra. Joseph he shall gather the lambs with Drombrowakl of Grand Rapids his arm, and carry tliem in his bosom, and shall gently lead Warner vtoited Mra. John War- those that are with young." The Methodist WSCS Meets Wednesday For ‘Holly Tea’ The Flrat Methodist Church WSCS will meet Wednesday. Dec. 14. with a “Pine and Holly Mr* Glenn Rykcrt and Mr. and ■erver ot Man.' TV*" at 1 pro with the Naomi । Mra. □. M. Holmes at William-. Circle serving. Mra. Jacob Ben­ zoo Clvltan Club are trying to ■ton Monday. Nov. 28 * Mr. and der, chairman. work a little magic this Christ - Mra. Gerald Bartlett and family । of East Lansing were overnight mas for members of Lhe Kala­ mazoo Boys' Club.. Don Gury of the Episcopal | They're trying to turn 17.000 Church. . Mr. and Mrs Harley Stadcl FIRST PRESBYTERIAN pounds of fruitcake into cash to . Mra. Marahall Cook U program were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. CHURCH help pay for a camp. Broadway and Center The club luu already paid 515,- and Mra. Larry Rattier and famIvan Snyder has "Time for Wor­ Willard H. Curtis and Uy of near Woodbury. * Mr. and Richard K. Hom Ministers ship." Mra. Ford Snyder of Pontiac Sunday. Dec. 11 morning worover Thanksgiving ..... with Circle News from the First County and plans to use pro­ spent Mr. and Mra. Floyd Baxter, other ship. 0:30 and 11. Nuraery proceeds from this year's fruitcake vtoltora on the holdlay were Mr. | vldwi. Broadcast of 9:30 service Circles meetings: and Mra Robert Allardlng and over WBCH. Sermon: "Gods Rachael Circle meets the 19th *40,000 purchase price. Mr and Abiding Word in a Changing family of Lansing. * Mr. The farm, purchased from W. Mra. William Groff of Plymouth - World" "“ John Upjohn and Warren John­ came Sunday. Nov. 27. for a] 9:30 Church school classes for N. Broadway. son, to just east of Gun Lake. short visit at the Don Hickey j at Mra. Walter Ryan. 315 E. BeaiSto the 200 acres of gently home. । 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ □rand. rolling land, the farm has a Mr. and Mra. John Caylor, lowship will meet at the home of | pond and three streams. Susie and Mike held a belated Kathy Brown. Mrs. Marahall Cook. Cook Rd. The five - bedroom farmhouse Thanksgiving and birthday din6 30 Senior High Youth Fel ­ and large bam are in good con- net Sunday, Nov. 27. Mr. and Afternoon Circles: lowship will meet at th? church. ditlon. club msnbera aald. Dinah on Dec. 31. at th Monday — 7 Boy CcouU. ' So far, Mme Improvements 12:30. Wednesday, Circle 4 church lounge at 1:30 pro. have been made on the prnp- Mr. Palmer's birthday. will have a potluck luncheon at Christmas potluck at Mrs Burl Mr. and Mra. Ralph Keeler. the home of Mrs. Arthur Havens. States Marine Corps Reserve. Will, 511 N. Congress. Thuraday Activities Marines have rebuilt a bridge Jr., of rural Hastings. Mr. and Evening Circles: Mrs. Harold Johnston and Mra. 9:30 Circle 1 will meet at the property during training ses­ Ruth Peterman had dinner at home of Mra. George Brown, mu potluck at Mrs. IJclth Yerty, Charlotte Sunday, Nov. 27, In 3:30 Cherub choir practice. sion* honor of Harold's birthday. 6 Kirk House choir practice. John Karthen. vice president The Merry Social Club meeting 6: 45 Junior High choir prac­ Christmas potluck at Mrs. Wayne of the Clvltan Youth Foundation, and corporation founded by the was held at the home of Viola tice. Cole. 135 W. Walnut. 7: 30 Chancel choir practice. Kalamazoo Club to direct the Henry last Thursday with 15 camp project, said tiie camp is members and one visitor presMra. Chester Stowell. 430 B. Cass. HASTINGS nuuwiw w> uw. ■ v.aw the biggest project the club has ducted the cofitcsts which were GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH a Christmas potluck at Mrs begun. won by My™ Smith and DM tie -» --------.. rHuntley. ■ Cor. of Jefferson & E. Center Cunningham. T h e Christmas 1057. Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor I Miriam on Dec: 18. at 7:30 al Right now. for Clvltan mem- meeting will be held this Thura- । Sunday school. 10 am. | Mrs George EH16U. 138 W. Wal­ day with a potluck dinner at Worship hour. 11 am. nut. noon at the home of Glendora I Sunday evening service. 7 pm.1 tore camp developments Members of lhe Boys' Club Bears. are helping with the sale. Kar­ Hospital Guild 26 met at the Mrs, Mary TUkens. who was turned Saturday from Columbia then said the boys plan to deco­ rate two vans and sell fruitcakes 26 proent. The next meeting hospitalized for three weeks at City. Ind., where she has bought Pennock. Is recuperating at the a home and will be moving soon. In an effort to raise some mon­ will be held Jan. 9. ey for camping equipment. • A family gathering was held 1 home of her daughter, the She sold her home at 607 E. MUI George Wellfares 1 to Rose Layer of'Freeport. Clvltan fruitcakes arc on sale Sunday. Nov. 27. at tiie home of now and members have obtain­ Mr and Mra. Gerald Augst In .if|| ed free space at Buehler Broth­ honor of A3C Orvcn Augst who ers meat market on the Burdick just completed Air Traffic Con- I -rilllll Mall to make the cakes avail- Send CHURCHES The Hastings Banner for Christmas Gifts Gift subscriptions to The Bonner ore the simple woy to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for as many sub­ scriptions os you wish. We’ll send a gift cord before Christmas and keep The Banner com­ ing for 52 weeks. Your own new Or renewal sub­ scription order may be one. You save $] .00 on each order after the first one. GIFT RATES When you suffer a serious loss ... when the going gets rough ... it’* then that our acrvicea to you, as our client, become a really meaningful part of your insurance prdtectlon. You can count on us to be In your comer...to help with claims problem* and other dif­ ficulties connected with your lot* ... to look after your interest*. Karthen added that the club Wurtsmlth AFB at Oscoda. also sells fruitcakes at wholeThe Hospital Guild 41 met at salp-prtteB to church groups and lhe home of Marie Warner with other organizations who wish to 12 members present. Officers elected were: Chairman Ruth for Christmas-time only $100 Gift Subscriptions to Off The Hastings Banner On Each Gift ;|ub»criptior» One for ‘4.00 (Your own way be one. If a renewal, one year will be added to the expiration date) Hump and Hllen Oraul; were- Lake Odessa By Frajicet John* ton Alice and Danny ot rural Free­ port and George and Johnny Piper were Ttianksglvlng dinner guests ot Mr, and Mrs. Verne Piptf0( Lansing. * Mr. and Mr«. Ralph Keeler. Jr., of rural Has­ tings and Crania and David Keeler of Carlton Center were Thuraday. Nov 34. supper guests of Mr. and Mra Gary’ West * Second for ‘3.00 A Pretty Gift Cord Will Be Sent With Your Name Inscribed. son. hospital representative. Lot­ tie Hough and publicity, Ruth Peterman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood en-' tertalned with a family dinner j on Saturday. Their guests were WHEN THE GOIHG GETS ROUGH and family of Ionia, and Miss Florence Wood, local. Thanksgiving weekend guests of the Orris G. Johnsons were Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Allen of Westfield. Ind. Also home from Wednesday unUl Sunday was Cheryl Johnson, accompanied by I Harvey Sigmond of Indianapolis. ’'I|j Frandsenc Insurance Agency Phone Ovei Miller’* Jeweler* 120 W. STATE ST. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Wl 5-417' OFFER Add 50c for Each Subicription 0 Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE & feahiriitg The Hastings Banner Jr., and Janie were Thanlugiv- CONVERTIBLE enclosed is s CUSTOM-FIT ELECTRIC BIANKET SALE Halting*, Michigan Nome Nome Street or RFD Street or R?D City, State City. State With Gift Card With Gift Cord from from LAUREL BLANKET PRICED $4 EOO FROM * ■ ■ The,Laurel MU.I 1100 TWIN SIZE. SINGLE CONTROL electric blanket provides • warmth and comfort without the excessive weight of several ordi­ Nome nary blankets or comforters. It is washable, moth­ proof, lightweight, and non-ollergenic, with bindings Street or RFD Street or RFD of 100 sonifresh nylon. You may choose from several colors. The Laurel electric sheet, along with one or City. State City. State With Gift Card With Gift Card from from two light covers, assures the some sleeping comfort. ELECTRIC BLANKET Double Bed. Single Control Model 1101 *16.00 Double Bed, Dual Control Model 1102 521.00 ELECTRIC SHEETS Double Bed. Single Control Model 9015 ’ SI 3.50 Double Bed. Dual Control Model 9025 517.50 BUY TWO. THREE OR FOUR . . . AND SAVE EVEN MORE! Laurel blankets and sheets offer corners that ore convertible so they may be used either flat or fitted. Come in while you can take advantage of the special sole now in progress! any of the above already take The Bonner. I understand their subscription will be extended for one year Order tent by Addrou Aik about our SPECIAL, low pricos for purchase of more than one! © consumers Power �-iLk- ■ Urges Farmers To Join Feed Crain Program Wtfte Driving Tip Christmas be tte Hastings West Woodland _ s, r<—r so-. Employee's Suggestion SoverSteteMoney Saturday. fag. advtoee the Michigan Stole and children of CWC*d« and Me. Many of the bird visitors we've tery, cooling system. getting good returns from' hU Barry Agricultural Stabilisation Lacey aero Ilumk-sgiving gucoU night and Monday morning put a damper on many people's pro­ grams. The roods were ao slip- Baird. Tte Welctere oaUcd on program participant will be able the BuUcr family. Tom Butler U to produce more of the feed 'Thrifty Fifty •for ventured out. One man reported ington and Mra. OUva McIntyre protected by the price-support loans and payments available HOLIDAY CASH closed Monday and the mailman attended the wedding of Evelyn VanNockcr and Ronald Boys at Alto Saturday. * Tte RrtgyaThe first mii-ia award of $1,000 io state govemoent’s Suggestion Award Program unco with demand, thus serving EUU-Farm Bureau group will not sponsored by the Michigan Department of Civil Service was earned by Thomas M. Hoatlia to stabilize both market sup­ (ri$hr), Department of the Treasury Auditor. He suggested a shortcut eliminatiog field plies and. price, and to avoid Mra. Keith Strickland and Mra. checks on delinquent taxpayers by the Revenue Division which fesulted in a flrst-yexr Winnie Dunn will have the Jolly building up a y-urptu* net tangible savings in excess of $11,000. Presentation was made by Governor Rou« Farmers will be able lo qualify (center) and Senate Appropriations Committee Cbairann Garland Lane of Flint. Th® far price-support loans and pay­ ments on their 1967 corn and program was inaugurated fast December for the state's 36,500 classified employee®, tended tte wedding of Christine grain sorghum crops by signing who may suggest practical Improvements in their own or any other state department. Powell and Parker Erway al tte Ninety-three suggestions have beep adopted to date. grain program and then divert­ Cedar Creek Bible Church. * ing 20 percent of the farm's feed grain base and meeting other meeting at the Womens Society i Protect your clothing from । Hulb'rt and son. Daing until January. general program provisions. of Dowling McUxxllst Church is deodorants and perfumes. Be. of w?,rc' spent the Thanks­ Growers on small farms ' . - -- deodorants ...----------- are dry.«■ And I------giving teUdays with the Mark A. scheduled far Thuraday, Dec. 15.1 sure (with feed grain baraa of 23 The public is Invited to attend I don't apply perfume ar cologne Youngs of Prospect Heights, Ill. acres or leva) will be eligible Gueota at Mra. Hulbert on Bun­ also tor diversion payments tte dinner being served In the I directly lo a garment. The slco- day were David Clark and Nancy " ~ 1 basement at noon. Becrt* i ho! in perfumes and colognes Hoffman of lAnslng. By Mr». Donald Proofrock church tout county support during- lhe can cause the dyes In some fab, Ki w. 5-114V| pais pals will wU be —revealed ---------- -----------— -----------------,-----------------— Mrs John Barnett and family I business meeting to fallow. Mem- rlcs. especially acetate, to bleed. ' Tte Orville Babcocks will be lnera without puls should bring | Deodorants contain substances Ixjoting the North-au.t Dowling dollar gift lor the gUt-ex- i that can damage silk fibers and ter. Mlaa Barbara Rensenhouae of Kalamazoo. percent of lhe rapport on any Farm Bureau at Ltetr home to- change. nnce * John Matteson, Matteiion. who wte can nJ_**5 miuw color chaiiitc In additional acres diverted, up to i night The group will meet for has been visiting with his son fabrics, eay textile specialists at Mrs Etta Smith of Rochester ____________ supper at 7:30 and conduct their and family in Denver. Colo., has Michigan State University. la visiting Mra. Mary Townsend. For corn, the 1967 loan rate monthly business and discussion will be SI.05 per bustel. national *«lon *— after. * The -Howard --------- * averagy. and tte price-support Drakes have left to t-akr up their provided a receptacle for returnpayment rate 30 cents a bustel Winter- residence In Florida. * on tte projected yield of the acres planted up to 50 percent suffering from a bock and leg using the aloe In lhe library -------------------------- ailment, la much Improved. Also Fur grain aorghum. the loan on the improved Ust is Donald purchased the home' formerly occupied by Mina Ormsbe and weight, national average, and his homo with a stmulder all* tte price-support payment 53i menu preparation for Mr. Soya's cents, figured the same as for The Dowling Chapter of Pen- daughter, Elaine, who will reside com. nock Hospital Guilds will be there fotewng her weddong later Sign up under the 1967 feed meeting on Wednesday next, week this month. groin program will take place with Mrs. Wurm on south BedThe Harold Ca.c family atearly next year. I ford Road. * The December Tailoring loang to fit customer nerdt widespread participation tn Dowling SU,.“: STS? ’ •— u a rpocialty at Local Finance. Btate. We have enjoyed theip from time to time aa they crossed Th® "Thrifty Fifty"—$50 for out. But with the concentration of hunters around here during lhe open season thia year—we counted eight of the rod killers in this one mile by a half mile $1.25—can be the answer lo Cash needs, largj J larger ' loans up to avnnn $1000 — sari , bills Aid glv® you Holiday Cash pay ail your ‘ at *lh® sam® lime. Confect our offic® for a “Thrifty Fifty" or a larger Consolidation Loan. You will r®d®tve courteous and prompt service. poor animals haven’t a chancel Bunday momlng aa we went to church, a very young doer ran bewilderlngly across M43 In front of us, probably someone shot the mother and the little orphan Is left to go it alone, or give up and die. On Tuesday evening the wom­ en of the church held their an- Aquariums Chameleons Redwood BIRD FEEDERS Variety Styles and Sixes Fish - Supplies - Baby Turtles . . . • Dog & Cot Bed, Jeweled Collars Sweaters Blankets • Toys BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. Stot® Mrs. Lyndon Johncock of Gun Latke. * Mrs. James Springer her homo on Saturday evening for Mrs. Ronnie Dewey of Grand | Rapids. ★’’Mr. and Mn. Stephen Osgood and family called on don Rlne and daughter of Has­ tings on Bunday afternoon. * LOCAL FINANCE Stop |n—112 $. Jaffenon—Phone Wl 5-3424 ..... — _ ■ > -r e. UUJ a ._' 118 W. STATE, HASTINGS AM Cloverdale-Hope Parakeets and Canaries Cages - - Supplies per mearti $100 to $1000 It s Our FOURTH Big Week Miller Jewelers?' By Mrs, Stephen Orgood n Mi,, iu-MM Mr. and -Mra. Glenn Mitchell and son, Lawrence of Kalam*' goo wore last Saturday guests of Mrs. Mac Brown and Isabel!. * i Mr. and Mra. Lynden Johncock , । of Gun Lake were Sunday guests lai tte Brown home. * Mr. and -Mra. Almond Weber were Bun­ 30 days..fur •15 <, *1000 Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Curtis and Jerry, Ira Scudder, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson and Mr. and Mre. Kenneth Travis of near Sunfield were those from this way who Cteor Lake camp will entertain their Dowling neighbors and friends for the annual Christmas supper at tte aunp on Bunday. Doc. 11. * Christnuks plans- al the Dowling Metivodlsl Church include a Christmas Eve candle­ light coou lofiilacted WONDERFUL GIFTS Dave, Pal Eaton On College Pai boys were Bunday Alioer gussu of their parents, Mr. and Mn. outs. Besides lhe various kinds Prank Nlcthpmer. , of sparrows, several members of versity. Provo, Utah, a the woodpecker family—the red­ tended a pre - Christmas party for the school's paper head. red belly, downy—os well and dinner of the Moray Dis­ Universe. as the nuthatch and, of course, trict World Bookers held in Bat­ the sassy blue lay, have kept us tle Creek Monday. busy putting out seed twice a Local Lions are looking for­ day or oftencr. The Ural little ward to their annual Christmas They bad interview® famed pianist. Van Cllbuga. when he appeared there Nov. 18. Den on Saturday evening. with us and we were thrilled to Everything M ust Go. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL CHARMS W«r® $^o MARK. DOWNS tO TEd/,, /U # ! £ Now Only All Soles Final SALE PERMIT NUMBER 11 Sunday dinner gureu of their wonderful selection of good and Debbie otf Charlotte. * The McCallum Bunday school U planning a Christmas program which will be held Bunday eve-1 /ilng, Dec. 18. ★ The McCallum i community potluck supper will1 GIFT ITEMS Wl 5-5982 lAUSI GO AT ONCfy Call WI 5-3481 Guitars $28.50 up SILVER HOLLOWARE Ukes price Baby Watches SILVER Wittnauer 5.95 - $44.5 We have a wonder­ ful selection of L.P.’« & Stereo LP.’t, The latest In top 45*8. Spanish Cheat High Fashion Large Selection of Sheet Music and Music Book* Accessories for All Instruments • Phono and Tape Accnioriei Stereo Consoles OH Regulor Prices ALL JL'VELRY MUST GO Rk-ARDLESS OF COST! Rolfs Billfolds Bulova ALARM CLOCKS 1A ™ , /2 MYSTERY PACKAGES Values 2.50 to 47.50 Watches to EVERYTHING MUST GO Samsonite LUGGAGE Each WM er WMraet RWta $179.95 tr $269.95 OH Regular Prices Attention Merchants! OUR FIXTURES ARE ALSO FOR SALE • MAKE US AN OFFER OH Regular �'•■ and unhappy for a long time to you an opportunity to check competitors for price and friends j come. i A family holiday can be a lot ---------------------- ilinppler and much leas costly If Atty. General Suggests Buy Gifts Locally 1. Whenever possible dead with taken, notify your prosecuting attorney. Chamber of Commerce. with salesmen of established or­ soon as possible. ganisations. . Remember, tlwrc is a Santa I. When dealing with a new Clause, but only one. and he nrwrirr; vroci.i company, check with ...... your Cham— .... wears a red and white suit. The holiday spirit puts people ,<r of procsculing to. a 'orne>- nr or ttw ,he Consumer Coruurner Prot Protec­ . frimdlv^Lnd^nemlve I.?"" . tomev . Generals office to determine if Clglstaias season Is :herc ftre Wly consumer comnek Ite tlm* tn Inver rulr miarrt .... .. .. 1 ■SE? i ’• ,ton 1 MKn thing In blank Armed Forces'. News Notes- i Experiences In Vietnam Mr. and Mn. Raymond B. Haute, Army specialist fourth class Nov. TO <•,. ' Freeport in Headquarters Battery of the artillery's -4th Missile Battalion. He entered the Awny in February osir By Mr*. Syloan Tagg Mrs. Ruth DeWeerd new from Grand Rapid.-. Sunday for Los rllh your Angeles. Calif. where she plans 4- u you bu>ln« an>th,n« nprovement of the home. „n installments, figure out ex­ ite fraudulent salesman b ncUy what your total cost will * preUy good amateur ■ be when you flnbh making your ■nnologiM. He knows that the {payments blklay period puts people in n I 5. When possible, delay your arm and trusting mood so he {decision on making u major Ifttallxea on this fact and of-1 purchase or signing up for a ® leaves his victim stunned ca-tly service for 24 hours to give Gary Ford Writes Personal Mention Official Action of the Hastings City Council < onaun, I Kai in. r.pon ol ■■■■lira itlrkarg Ranlo. La School. family. * Sirs Arlo Burghduff of Uli Mra. Mertle Bloom of Grand Ixdge, Mrs Blanche Kauffman and Mrs. Greta Blough, local, wvre Saturday guests of Mr*. Joyce Buehler, to plan the an­ nual District meeting of the Re­ bekahs * Mrs. Ronald Owen of Middleville was a Bunday din­ and Mrs. Harold Cave. * Mrs Ivan Roush returned Friday from Marysville after a week with Mrs Ann VanderMale. Mra Ruth Bteam, Bunday. * Mr ’£31.-; man William R. Wightman, U8N, brother of Mrs Newell Heath of R3 Hastings, Is cur­ rently patrolling the Western Pacific with the United States' Seventh Fleet, aboard the attack aircraft carrier USB Ki Uy Hawk, homeported in Bon Diego. The 80.000-ton carrier left home in early November for "WestPac." just four and s half months fol­ lowing her June return from eight months off the coast of Vietnam. When she returned in June the. Kitty Hawk and her 5.000 men brought with them the Navy Unit Commendation Me­ dal. She won the award when her pilots and planes flew ap­ proximately 10,000 sorties, drop­ ping nearly 11 tons of ordnance on enemy targets. to Un United Nation* Seminar. She wa* the guest of her cousm*. Un Walter Chaskel family of Long Island, who took her on DaNang. Vietnam. Hit addrw tour* Uirough Manhattan Island making her trip a doubly enjoy- The Clnncy Walter* entertain­ Dear Mom. Dad and Family: Hl everyone, well this is my ed with a belated Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday, Nov. 27. their guests being their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DC 130 which Waggoner of Charlotte, and their grandson*. Mr. and Mra. rough ride. Garry Stulta and family and Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Built* and family, also of Charlotte. A* the Walter* have usually been in the BoutlUand In the Fall, this 1* the first Thanksgiving the family has enjoyed together for several year*. Mrs Omar Earle hope you have been getting my and eon. Forrest, of Battle Creek letters, so you haven't worried. and the Walters had dinner to­ This place is hard to describe gether on Thanksgiving Day. Into words. The land is fairly Mr*. Mary- Walton returned Sunday from Reed City where plenty muddy. It rains about she had spent 10 day* including every 10 or 15 minutes, the mud Thanksgiving, with her son. Rev. Is up to your ankles. It's only and Mr*. Seward Walton. Mr. and Mr*. Ken LabertMUX were to Jackson Bunday to visit night and quit about noon and her brother. Norbert Cavanaugh, now It's a downpour. who has recently returned home The place Is like a huge pig from the hospital. They ol&o visited her mother. Mre Eugene have no culture. You see people CoVanaugh of Leslie ' running around with what little Eileen Tucker spent the week­ end with her stater. Etalne. a dirty—no shoes. They go around student at Michigan State Unlthe base and collect garbage and verxlty. anything else to eat. When they I’.o to tiie bathroom they do It right In lhe street. It all makes you so Kick, but you’re thankful you had an education and par­ ents that brought you up right. Oh how I wish I was liome with • IVU7 ..... Saturday visitors of Mr and children were Bunday dinner Mra Robert Kittle of Grand Rapids. * Donna Wallunas and Dutcher at Caledonia. Tom Ruchaw of Kalamazoo spent Cindy Bird wna a Saturday I the weekend with her parents, overnight guest of the Glenn * inirk Mr. nnd Mra. Pete Wallunas. * Taggart family- * Mrs. Jem' । Aj.r.1. .nJ Mkbic Mrs. Dorothy Campbell of Grand Posthumus and son. Tbny and ' * - "t -vss Rapids spent the weekend with Mrs Jim Wheeler and daugh­ Army Pvt. Terry L. Vandecar, her .parents. Claude Ellen, oi of Aiwa Alto were ... r —Mr. — and ... Mrs..... . . । —ter, '■*■ xa*en, *.a,v Thursinurs19. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. WaIton' * *?Ia MJna Wl'?nt! d*y lunch guests of Mrs. Sylvan Vnnrlccar. Woodland, completed wan n Thtirndav ru inner mi Mt . .. . , —r --------' ----- .w »>■. iu»u mra. vnacies eight weeks of military police Mr. ord Mr. Earl Mta». of Blou.h o>d Mr. Wm, MUhlrr training at the Anny Training WWE. ■ ........ ..(..J,— ,, t ?* “t?aJ“- j 'Springbrook ““d. .r— Nursing MUh,lr “ “ «I ! tu>„ Center. Ft. Gordon. Ga., Dec. 2. cornponled Mn. Edna Home In Cnlfex J He was trained in civil and millnnd Mra- ~ Josie Watson to the Orand - --------- , unuiu /capias meRapids miaau the w. middle of the; <r..m tary law. \rnfilc control, map vrv'rx for Mrv Mra Ruth wwk , — Memorial service, wln 8undliy w Tom .. reading, prisoner-of-war control Bleam Boyion and L. O. Boyion from uncultured world. They don't and self-defense. care to help themselves and It Mrs. Clair Clum received word Bon FYoncisco. Calif., were SatIhat her aunt. Mrs. Ora Sweet urday visitor* of Mr. and Mrs Jack Drum, who enlisted In our time. of Grand Ledge died at the Bob Boyion. * Mary Lou Boyion Charlotte Nursing Home Batur- I from Kalamazoo and Patty BovOct. 29. spent three days tn Has­ If— uwcct. O— was WK 1— num «_ _ I-,-, ___ (,I* WVTV _ _______ <__ > L"*".,,1 tiny A.A1O. m,,. Mrs. Sweet the former j M.O1 Ion from Detroit UCUVI were weexiruu weekend tings visiting with his family nnd a n fanner farmer reslresJ- guosta tmrwta of t)|rtr parenta. nannto a Ora Miller and * Mr ' ' and other relatives. Jack has Just a fort, sack and somebody dent of Freeport A Mr. and Mr*, and Mra. Jesse Blough visited been assigned to Vietnam and took my pillow and blanket, so Clair Clum were Saturday vlsl- their daughter. Mrs Mike Hawwas to leave Tuesday from Camp ivnd to cover up with my rain­ tor* of tlM-lr daughter. Mr and thome and Julie Wednesday in Mid CoMlnenl in Pendleton. Hla wife. Janice, and , coat Bo my first night here i Mra. Martin Tuttle of Alto. * Hasting*. two children. Oreg mid Christie, | Mrs. Clair Clum and Mrs. Henry I ------------ •------------alien here havet ~ are living at 220 E. Thom Street. 14—,'T “' they ~t~'-----Myer* attended the funeral of I BANNER WANT ADB PAY JUk* parents are Mr and Mrs.' about Barney Drum. 520 N. Monroe. | By Bv my mv watch Ita 1 about 12:45 am. Saturday morning where The Bernard Watsons have reY* yOU «*“ celved word from their son. F.N. ’now bacic home? Larry Watson, who is aboard the I Don't worry too much about Lubrications b Wash Jobs • Rear Springs USS Strong in Vietnam, that he. me, we're surrounded by Army, will be spending Christmas In1 Airforce and Marine camps. In Oil Changes • Car Tune-Up* and Valve Grind* Athens. Greece, and returning to the urea there are about SC.OOO Tires • Major Overhaul* • Welding—Arc and Vietnam on Jan. 2. In February men. Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Ovorhaulr Larry Is scheduled to return to; Momlng of the 28th the States, landing at Charles-1 Today surprising enough It ton. S.C. ... Isn't raining, at least not yet. ... . This morning I was suntnsed to Bare-foot Dick Kenney's long­ IM. Michael E. Keast. 19, son aurt classes, but something hapest field goals as a Michigan 1436 S. Hanovtr Phone 945-9049 u 12 K j State player were a 49-yarder of Mr. and Mn James E Keast. rreon-, atal au„ u„„hk Windihicld* Washed Every Time" against Southern California In m HuUn,. mu« Ilk, ™ or Uw 1964 and a 47-yarder against No­ UUna« trunlmr n« 3 .( <h. thw Jnnr Armor crnlrr rr ire Dame in 1966 Ky. He received eight weeks of „ , .. . training in the method* of scout- | , dar* PtT Ing and patrolling, with empha1 BueM*ln si* on the operation of Army ? *»' of Ireps on ruaged terrain. Instruc- L..N°body ukca tlon was also given In camou-l*ets ^',ce *L wc are going to be ftage techniques, concealment in *lerp for at le“t. *o you natural terrain nnd handling of hAve 10 make the beat of M. weapon*. In these claaaea they tell you We Specialize in:— recommends A QUIET, FISHIN’ MERC Don's Citgo Station Sty oy tfe SpVut ofc Ctatmaj; for Many Christmases to Come with a new PIANO« ORGAN from Bulling's Make it a Cable-Nelson Christ­ mas and it will be your family’s most cherished Christmas. Cable-Nelson pianos, famous for craftsmanship, exuberant tone, and long-life quality. Many styles. Most popular finishes. Choose from Many Models in Both of These Fine Instruments! A lifetime of pleasure । | । | j [ Mike Thompson, son of Mrs.' here afur our leave, so they said John C. ..Thompson, has been I you might as well bxt*hd for promoted from private first class six more month*. That wfty the to specialist fourth class. Mike Is leave III have next year will be first cook with Heavy Equipment free, the government will pay Maintenance Division of the my way home and back, or I Army stationed in Germany. He can take my chances and com* writes that he will not be home *- **— -*-*— —J •— —* ■­ for Christmas this year. battalion. We hare to take a malaria pill every Bunday—usually that's tiie Pvt. Frederick W. Stater only way we know It's Bunday. UJJ. 549586X5 . When we got to DaNang we had Company E. 15th Battalion. to trade all our American money 4th Training BOE (BCTI into Vietnamese money. It is U.S. Army Training Center, worth the same amount. If you're Armour caught with American money on Fort Knox. Ky. 40121 you. It's a court martial offense I am doing fine, write soon. Give my love to everyone. Your loving son. 15th Airy. GPAD If i*u bevs tn onjlsr In ths hsurs, a ns* fiihln' Msrc will maks ih» ptrfsd gift for (hrlilm«i. S« <vi«l, th* flih 'll nsvsr Mor Mm coming. Combine ths now tlleirt trwlmenf with Jtl-hop sxhavit and thearproof propeller drive and y»u have lhe perfect eirtdoof tempenion. Come on in and mo th* no* tithin' Merci; It «, Mt 20 H.I. Wheeler's Marine Service Naihvill*, Mich. Ph. OL 3-2851 Heorfquatlrrs for MARINE GIFTS Airman Apprentice Johnny C Kidder, U6N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Kidder of 409C Wood School Road. is one ol more than 3.000 crewmen help­ ing to celebrate the 5th birthcraft carrier, the world's largest warship, during a port visit to Hawaii, The DO.OOO-ton attack carrier departed her homeport at the Alameda. Calif.. Nava) Air Station In mld-November and luis been undergoing op- the vicinity of the Hawaiian lands Operations at sea toclm fire fighting, navigation, fli operations, weapons handl and seamanship drills deelgi combat readiness. After Inten­ sive at-sea training visits were WITH MODEST PRICE TAG CABLE NELSON crewmen a chance to see Honolulu area. ' Personal Mention SEE THEM AND TRY THEM HERE Lawrence Welk, famoui Music Maker, uys "A Thomas Organ will bring a lifetime of pleasure to the entire family." He should beginner will play his fint tune Lo just IS minutes —thanks to Color-Gio, the invention that lights up lhe keys and shows you Mr. and Mra Garry Rivers and family of Lowell vis! ted her paronta, the Adelbert Heaths. Bunday. U. of M student Anne Becker will be home on Monday. Dec. 12. to spend the Christmas holi­ days with her parents, the Homer been living with her daughter. Chances are you'll end up with a lifetime of pleasure. (Thst's a long time, a lifetime.) OF TEM ROUND SERVICES JlXLSr; f_5““ •* ”• "*■ •c.aiaj lira; . .. WtrltwlM Trani Sarrica . fnaraaan R»»a Ban tea • "air*------ - • Try the fflwaMN Organ granddaughter. whom she will be seeing for the first time. Mrs. Bulling's Appliances & Gifts 139 W. State St. HASTINGS Bench until Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Struble and family of Rochester were here fors the weekend visiting shall Schantz, and on Saturday evening, Mr and Mra. Charles D. th. mm.. c> ,n "* •town iwunr ui.uiki HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. SWw St. hi. Wl 5-4392 d �Retired Fanner Dies Thursday Woman's Club at VkrmontvHla Holds Family Night r - -* - ■ * » ot Kelly Highway. Vermontville. Club bald Li»ir Family Night meeting Monday evening tn lhe Lansing General Hospital where AU-Purpose room ot tha Maple­ t»e waa taken Wednesday. wood Elementary School. «r Pigg, a long-time resident of the Vermontville area, served School district from 1917 until Ute district consolidated with Lawrence Tubbe On the food Vermontville. worth. Mra. Allen Bowen. Mra Ruth Briggs and Mrs Ava KroCpI. Abbott of the Michigan ship on Dec. 13. 1891. n son of David and Ida iStlnchcomb* Figg On Feb 2. 1915. lie was married to Ethol Gearluirt al the home of lhe bride's parents in Sunfield. The couple started hourekceplng on a farm north of Sunfield, and In 1917 moved to their present home on Kelly Highway. |। He brought along hla dog "Jocko” and Ida talk concerned training of dogs in aaalatlng with police survived by three daughters. •Mrs. Kenyon iHildred) Peabody. Mrs. Carl <Jnn> Thrun and Mrs Richard <Phyllls> Wright all of Vermontville and Mrs Paul (Alenei Gilmore of Holt: 12 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Vermontville Methodist Church with the Rcy Warren Jackson officiating. Bu­ rial was In Woodlawn Cemetery. Gerald Rlddcrtckhoff, 56, 5308 Cherry Valley Road. Saturday about 9:30 pm. accidentally shot himself between two flnger» of Ills left hand while he wax load­ ing a .32 pUtoL Deputy Harvey Baker reported Baker said RWderlckhoff. who planned to go hunting Sunday, decided to load the gun and u program chairman, Mra. Man Accidentally Shoots Self in Hand do it. The gun accidentally went off. Michigan State croas country He waa taken to Blodgett Hos­ captain Dick Sharkey placed sec­ ond in both the Big Ten and pital In Grand Rapids. The alug IC4A championship meets In lilt his wadding band, driving It Into tha bone. 1966. GAMES FBIDAY NIGHT It will be a lot easier to make something for yourself, if first you moke some­ thing of yourself. BilKva* U 8t. Philip GAMES TUESDAY NIGHT "YOU'RE ALL ALONE' A Christmas Eve when bells don't ring, No stories to tel) and no carols to sing. And Christ Ln Christmas. Ute forgotten King. No Christmas meal and no Christmas fling! You're in lhe service and nut al home. Thai's Christmas Eve when you're all alone. . r.i ;■ . .".i-: . , I remember old Santa with stocking and toys, and the laughter and sleigh rides when we were boys. Now Christmas Eve brings darkness without any noise. No songs, no gifts and no Christmas Joys. The Chapel’s chiming bells echo an empty tone. That's Christmas Eve when you're all alone. Oibrtdi Si. Hall S3 Ok«n>o> 58, Hulett 44 Pur Paw 78 Kixoo ChrlttlA pArrhuieiit 70, Fenn»Ute 85 Vlck>boi< f,t. Cumnock 47. Mipl. V«U«y 58. Bellevue 53. All the presents and egg nBg that were under the tree And that cold Christmas day when I first tried to ski. i■ It's dark with no snow, sad and lonely for me. Christmas Eve like Ulis Just wasn't meant to be. If I could only see my family and the big church dome. You see It s not much of a Christmas Eve when you're all alone. I Kenyon Peabody and Mr. and Mm. Richard Todd. About SO EXRKRT TIRE SERVICE BARR S. ROYAL DMrfbutor FUNERAL HOME : : I’tWIll 58* Pott«rvilli 52. I remember Midnight Uui nnd laughter nnd cheer. X Emptiness and your heartbent now are all you cun hear. My Mom and Dad whom I hold so near. There's a drop on my cheek. I guess it's a tear. I think I might cry. but I can't use the phone ’Cause it's easier this way if you stay all alone. The Vermontville Lions Club will hold their Ladles Night Chrlsinuui party at the Congre­ gational Church Monday. Dec. 12. Dinner will be served In the Griswold room at 7 p.m. fol­ lowed by a social hour. The com­ mittee in charge will be Mr. and honored for their 50th wedding annlvcreary Sunday. Nov. 27 at an open hou c at th? Lake Odes­ sa Common' y Center given by their children and families A potluck dinner was enjoyed by the entire family the first time all were together in 10 years.* Mra. Giendon Archer st rvtgi the beautifully decorated cake with others a-st-tlng in serving rt frezhments of groom's cake, ice­ cream and coffee. About 90 atterided.'Gucsts were from Flint. Rodney. Woodland. Hastings. Ionia. Grand Haven. Clarksville. Lyons. Portland. Glenview. Miadlinui S3. Drltnn 51. I remember the storms and the drifting snow. Each snowflake would dance when the wind would blow. When your mind filled with wonder and love seems to flow. That's Christmas at my home. I wish I could go. The night is quiet and your mind starts to roam. It's a special night, but you're all alone. i3t Buys on & Used Tires Mount.d FREEI Hubbard Hills MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HAMMOND Barry Couple to Mark Golden Wedding Jubilee । Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hnmmond. 428 W. Bond Street, will i Tom Schowallcr. who Is a stu­ Marahall Tripp hold open house nt their home dent at San Diego State, is fly­ ’ nn Drr 11 frmn 2 to 5 ing home to spend the holidays on Rtmdnv Sunday. Dec. 11. from with his. parents. Dr. and Mrs 'and Brenda were guests of Mr. pm . for relatives and friends to Norbert Schowaiter. arriving next land Mrs George Hom. Jr., and week. । family in Kalamazoo Saturday. They request "no gifts" please. ( Mrs Marshall Tripp and Bren­ Assisting at the open house, da s|X'iit tiie night there nnd will be their son - In - law and | helped care for the new grand­ daughter. Mr and Mrs. Clarence child, a boy was bom to Mr. and Pixley of Hickory Comers..They Harry Hunter, 81. 722 Reed Mrs. George Hom. Jr., Nov. 30. have a san. Lloyd, in Riaito. St.. Nashville, died Tuesday cve- He weighed 7 lbs.. 7 ora. and will Calif. Mr. Hammond and the former 1 answer to lhe name of Marshall apparent heart attack at, his Miss Myrtle Powers were mar­ liurne at 722 Reed Street. ' ■ sister. Congratulations to you. * ried Dec. 6. 1916. tn Buttle Creek e d in Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick Tietz were by the Rev. William S. Potter, at his home. They owned and operated a and prior to that had llrrd in Green Sunday. While sitting In the Vermontville area for many । the house Roderick saw A deer farm in Barry Township for 31, I yeara He waa a retire J turner. croB the rood and he grabbed years befure muting to Hastings! Boni in Kalamo Township. I his gun nnd ran down Into the .n 1950. Since living In Hastings. I lOct. 31. 1875. he was the son of | field nnd shot a 7-polnt deer on Mr. Hammond worked for theGrand Rapids Bookcase and । William and Mary <8mllh> the Archie Burd farm. nS^Sr^k’to^ Areh* Burd ‘ buck Sat’ Chair Company, Hastings Alu-. mlnum Products, retiring from ' Urd“>* 0,1 Burd fMTn * Mftr' the Barry County Medical Fa,„^rs' Huntw dledl5hall Tripp got a d^e with his zlllty In December. 1961. ... pwmll and n man from Onsnd Mr. Hur t, .. j Uft mon-1 „ M, , , m ftr v Vomwiu, KU«>nft.o^.„ s.^., . “ST' , . . Two dor were killed on lhe JIU only mreireOd me Iwo klm Bwrtl Iann ,, w„ to Muskegon on Friday because ters. Mra Edith Alsover and Mra. ;■pretty good— hunting In Yankee of lhe death of her mother. Mrs. Agnes Howe, both of Nashville. Springs this year. * Garry Tietz Julia Barber Mrs. Barber, who Servlet* were held Friday at of , Hastings. Rl la visiting hla suffered a broken hip. had her 2 p.m. from lhe Vogt Funeral grandparents. Mr. and M r s Home wiih the Rev B Jarnos Archie Burd this week. * Archie •J3rd birthday while In the has-. Vomer officiating. Burial w. in Burd attended a Bitsa party Sat­ pltal. Services were held -go I Tuesday. Lakeview Cemetery. urday night and had the honor al being awarded a gold watch Mr. and Mra. Cart Jenkins Seven members of Michigan and pin for working at the Bllaa State's 1966 - 67 varsity hockey I squad hail from neighboring On­ tario commun"‘rs of Sudbury I and Copper Cliff. Harry Hunter Of Nashville Dies Suddenly J By Mrt. Albert Green Mr. and Mrs CLUB Mother Succumbs on Court House Lawn in Hastings Proceeds to 4-H Club Comp Maintenance Trees from $1.50 to $4.00 Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 12 to 5 p.m Best Selection of Christmas Trees in Barry County. Fh. Wl 5-3251 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE The Dan Archers Celebrate 50th Wedding Jubilee 0AME8 SATURDAY MIQ1IT now atauoned at Whiting Field. Millon, FU. ■ W. Green at Broadway Caetlnn Twa—Room I to 6 CUmix acstu it B«IUvb< Tire Shop GIRRBACH The Hastings Banner Ha. m kn8., R1966 1QAA Thursday, December Vermontville Lions Plan Ladies Night Thought For The Week PrepBasketball Roundup You’re All Alone FREE PARKING WON'T YOU JOIN MY CHRISTMAS CLUB AT REAL ESTATE Top Listings in Town & Country Properties AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUY in.* real nice home just out A LARGE HOME ON NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE. has two bed- hss one bedroom sod hsllwsy upttslrs snd down • living room, two bedrooms, kitchen snd full bsth. full bjMmtnt with gun type oil heating plant. 14 x 36 foot garaga with atoraga space, water softener, hardwood floors, has a variety of -fruit trees, and a small barn for.... -114.000.00 kitchen and bath, alio two room apartment and bath, haj base­ ment and gas heat, full lol for$9,000.00 A REAL GOOD FAMILY HOME IN MIDDLIVIIML with three , bedrooms and full bath upstairs and down a living room, dining ’ room, kitchen and bath, and sun parlor. fuH basement, oil $1,500.00 92S.000.00 A GOOD BUNGALOW 0 Cftl A S' WASHINGTON room, two bedroomi, d .MbJB ■ J n* r»orn. kitchan »rx ment, oil heating plant, BV ■Bp^ ttachad garage, nice I A TWO..FAMILY HOUSE CL05E TO BUSINESS SECTION OF HASTINGS, one side has living room, two bedrooms, dining stool, also has a garage and brings steady Income . .11.500.00 A LARGE HOME IN THE $OUTH PART Of TOWN, has four bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room kitchen and bath. Michigan cellar with oil fumace. lot and one-half, will trade for country property or sell for Z . ' 14.000.00 A REAL NICE AND UNU5UAL HOME south of Hasting*.on good blacktop road, has living room, three bedrooms, dinette, full bath, kitchen (has bullt-insl, and is situated on two-acre lot. want lo trade for bungalow or suitable home In Hastings, or want.to trade for bungalow or suitable home in Hastings. A REAL NICE HOME ON EA$T MlCL STREET, has KvO bedrooms and full bath upstairs and one bedroom <fawn, living room, din­ ing room, kitchen and breakfast nook, has glassed-in back porch, wall-to-wall carpeting in living roem and dining mom. all drapes go with the place, storm windows and SCroeni, Is fully insulated, and It has been newly painted outside and decorated Inside, has two stall garage, nice lot far 111,000.00 A NICE YEAR ROUND HOME AT ALG0N?UIN LAKIl «ll on one floor, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and dfnjng room, utility room, the living room carpel goes, hat gar—1 —--and storm window*, gas heat. -—•**— J------------3 *... stove .000.00 A GOOD HOME IN HASTINGS close In to business district, haa two bedrooms ^''FAI «om* downatalra, living room, dining room. ■■ ■■ u — • screens, hai basemet AND ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE FIRST WARD, good location, has three bedrooms and half-bath upstairs and down one bed­ room. living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, has basemeat with two gas floor furnaces, and a two stall garage, for $7,000.00 INCOME PROPERTY CLOSE IN, has two apartments, north apt has living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and bath, and one bedroom down: south apt. has living room, dining room, kitchen and bath and two bedrooms upstairs, has full basement Income, above hs* fireplace in. living room, and carpeting >n dining room, for_$11,000.00 TWO GOOD HOMES IN MIDDLEVILLE. A GOOD LOT IN THE HARDINDOP.FF ADDITION. First Ward. —$600.00 IN MIDDLEVILLE. WE HAVE A GOOD HOME ON M-37 w.th living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dinirjg space, full bath, full basement with oil heat, has garage with breeze­ way. for----- ----------- - --------------- --------------------------- $8,900.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD, ...... vwu.w,,,. vp»iaiE>, EXTwruiairv n run one Dearoom, .. two living roomt. dining room, kitehan. full bath, basement with gas hast, double garage. Irving room is carpeted, and drapes go also, storm windows, screened -in front porch, workshop on back, will trade for property near Caledonia$10,000.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th Wt two bedrooms upstairs and down one bedroom, livre nace. brand new garage and utility room, full corner BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer and water in. has on It. also a part basement-----------------------------------$1,500.00 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for$650.00 PLAY SANTA THE EASY EFFORTLESS WAY WITH A CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK! Wl HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE HMTIHCS SALESMAN se.iw.oo A HICI HOMI OH HUTH .SAD KmM I W-rere Ire. .11 re, one floor, has living room, three bedrooms, large kitchen with dining space, full bath, has basement with new oil furnace. -living v i shower. seat and lavatory, has family room at back, num siding, electric heat, aluminum storm wIMewt a and 42 foot well and la fully Inaubfad, would Mil ion contract •iCOM-OO with $1,500.00 down, far Smart folks are starting right now to accumulate money for CHRISTMAS FOR 1967 . . . through an HCB CHRISTMAS CLUB account. Just decide how much money you want for next year and save a small amount each week. For as little a^ 25tf a week, you can be oili-free next De­ cember. Wouldn't that be wonderful? ESTATE OKER 145 W. StM Sr., Hustings City Hunk MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Cerporatioai Friendly, Neighborly Service for 80 Conlinuoue Ymtb t �Hastings Goes To Lakeview on Saturday Night Chair battle Tuesday night Greenville goes to Ionia and Alma to Charlotte for conference tUta. The West Central campaign got underway last week with Al­ ma defeating Hastings. 80-71; Lakewood whipping Ionia, 59-47; Greenville defeating St Johns. 64 - 56, and Charlotte trimmed Grand Ledge, 71-55. iu.w SS Saxons in the Inaugural. Five Spartans hit In the double figures with Andy Peck getting 19. BUI Crane 18. Randy Curtis tip In their uphill battle with wr ir.-w . with slightly more than a mlnquite quarter and 43r34 at the half. T*t Lak**oo4 IoBl» nuBBsrv: uuonrooD ro nr rta tv nrev most know something ! mow wav half of me hmohS common stoat MUXHQ.XI/S ALSO ONN U 6. SAV/M5S AOffPS Armchair Athlete '/’Z T oungs Mount to Hove Public Initollation HMUnaa Lodge No. U r. 4 AM. is having Ito annual public installation of offleer* on Wedwill be refreshment* afterwards and the public to invited. 300 In Kalamoozo Bob Frost, IV. 18. fashioned lhe 20th 300 game in Kalamazoo kegllng history recently, finish­ ing with a 786 total. It was the since Dr. Eugene Woodruff s 806 he rolled a practice 300 game. Frost works at two bowling lone* Conservation Club To Name Officers Gary Sewell led Greenville with 17 point* anp Paul Bldstaup The Barry County Conserva­ had 12. Steve Gregory led St. tion Club will hold election of John* with 12 points—10 coming officers at the regular meeting at from the free throw line. lhe Clubhouse on Monday eveCoach Bob VanderVoepQaey^ing, Dec. ten drilling 'hi* erratic HHS are urged to attend. cHave a SWEET Christmas The Gift ! ; . L// w v Everyone En/oys Yankee Springs Naturalist George London gave an inter­ esting talk al the regular Monday noon Rotary luncheon meet­ ing at the Hotel Hastings, in which he urged support for lhe Conservation Departments expansion program to meet lhe needs of growing Michigan. He said Michigan is starting to move in providingxiutdoor recreation facilities and the Commission has endorsed proposals to upgrade the fishing license structure, streamline the setting trout and salmon license for of sport tuning regulations, im­ THiaenu ana non-resident*, re­ prove game management and law placing the present 82 trout enforcement and boost financing stamp. Wives of all licensed fish­ for State park capital develop­ ermen would continue to fish ment*. High on lhe list is increased Also well up on the list of pro­ fishing fee* to net an addition­ posed game changes Is a measure al 81.4 million annually. Includ­ to establish a 8750 big game li­ ed I* a proposed change from cense covering deer, bear nnd bobcat hunting Tills would be a fishing license. 8250 Increase 'earmarked to sup­ Also sought Is a hike from 85 port deer range Improvements. to 86 In lhe annual non-resident ---------------------------- — — — license and the introduction of a' Power to set special season* in -license -for resident the Lower Peninsula for elk three - day and out - of - state anglers. The They also propose to restore latter would cost 83 and coyer the former Nov. 15-30 State-wide all typos ot fishing. 1 Also proposed is art^annual 83 deer season, and propose to raise the annual State park vehicle entrance permit fee from 82 to 85, and the dally fee from 50 cents to 81. UNIQUELY YOURS When your doctor pre­ scribes for you, he takes into consideration your age, height, weight, past history, present condition, and many other factors... that's why your prescription is uniquely yours. Rexall Pharmacists take the same care in preparing yt^ur pre­ scription. Rely on ouMWxall Pharmacist for prompt, accurate, personal service. Phormoclst Your Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 Hotting* point*. 70-63. The torrid pace continued and with about 1:30 left In the game. Jim William* scored from cose In and Hasting* was wlthfn six potato of Alma. 75-69. but that Th* V*r«ltr *aa»n*ry: HA8TINO8 I-OA 70 FT A FT Kin*. 41 Bartik. WUU*s>* wmtam TOTAL! 70 17 Unable to find the hoop in the first period. Coach Bob VunderVeen's charge* fell behind 13-8 going into the second quarter anti trailed 37-36 at intermission. They fell farther behind in the third canto being outscored 26-20 but in the finale shaved eight potato off the Panther margin ns they pumped tn 25 points to Alma's 17. hastiwob Starting a revamped lineup af­ ALMA ter Hastings' trouncing the week before at Marshall. 66-53, Coach VanderVeen had big Senior Jim King and Sophomore Al Hengesbach at the forward spots. Sen­ ior Tom Bortak at center and Senior Dave Williams and his brother. Jim. a junior, at the guard positions. The combination worked rather well, but turnover* and poor shooting kept the Blue 4 Gold in the hole. The Saxons sank Just three out of 17 field goal attempt* In -Mie first period, then drilled seven out of 14 in the second but In that same quarter Alma con­ nected on 50 percent of their shots, sinking 11 out of 22. In lhe third frame Hastings scored on nine out of 18 shot* from lhe floor but again Alma hit on 11 out of 19. In the last period the local* sank eight out -• “ —Alma five out of 16 shot* the floor. — finest eager. Paul Dean, took game scoring .hon­ or* with 83 point* despite hl* fouling out with 2:30 left in . the third period. Teammate Jim Shimunek scored just nine exceptional. Co-Captain Dave Williams and Al Hengesbach led the Saxon at­ tack with 19 point* each and Jim Williams got 14—all but one in the last quarter. Jim King ended with 12 points, sinking six field 'goals In the second half with .only one mis*. In that hectic lost period, Hasting* trailed by 17 potato. 68­ 51. with five and one-half min­ utes to go when Jim Williams INSURANCE LAPO DRUGS Coleman Earl Coleman 203 5. Michigan agency Jim Colaman Hastings Ph. WI5 3412 luiullng dead animals uncovered. HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Standings: Chrome Room 384. leftovers 30. Courthouse Service 284. Tool Room 264. Pressers 25. Caslte 244. Office 24. Charg­ ers 23. Tough Guys 21 and Ma- I chine Room 19. Good scores: Karol Owen 218­ 587, Damon Warner 208-518, Gib Paine 578, Mike Reynolds 204­ 555, Dick Aldrich 203-505, Jerry Pager 225-543. Don Bowers 527. Aaron Sherk 517. Ted Dalman 507. Floyd Williams 551, LeRoy Lambert 511 and Emerson Stru­ ble 209-4DS. BOWL FOR FUN AND (they're having fun all winter long) HEALTH It's America's Favorite Family Fun' Open Bowling Time Available come see, come drive the sensational new skl-dao BOB SKELTON'S W. Gun Lake Phone OS 2-3352 Next to Allegan Co. Park Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Hotts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan The United Press International— Random House NEWS ANNUAL 1966 ■"1966 The Random House NEWS ANNUAL for only per copy A Saving of $2.45 Clip the Coupon and Mail Your Order to 100,000 WORDS Michigan Outdoors” .ylufo-Owners Pays Fine, Costs Robert Baker of Williamston was fined 815 plus coat* by Muni­ cipal Judge L. E. Barnett when Get One for Your Friends and Make Sure You Have One In Your Home! DA VI. MORT NEFF Greenville High wrestlers dropped Uieir opening dual to Ciaa* A Mona Share- of Muskegon Thuraday. 29-13. Saturday the field’ln’thc fourth ta a tough field to the Spring Lake Octagonal. WjamIng Rogers won ---lie------moot - with ■ 60 pain to Wayne K/>«an Koraon. GreenGreen­ ville captain, won the 137-pound championship Join the Ski-Doo families “The Mott SAVE $2.45—ALMOST 1/2 THE BOOK­ Comprehensive STORE PRICE-MAIL COUPON TODAY Newt Ann tn I AND RESERVE YOUR COPY (COPIES) Ever Published" 0F"1966” with TUE8DAY NITEHAWK8 | Ron Ron oxaugntln O'Laughlin ana and pale Dale u»O*senheimer rolled series honors thl* week with 551 totals with Dale posting a 213 game. Jim Durbin snaggled solo honors with 222 finishing with 517. Ray Asptnall chalked 515, Herb Bishop 502, Gordon Bennett 201-501 and Arch Howard 501. Standing*: Mld-VUla 32 wins. Uklrlk & Neubert Insurance 31. Rollers SO. Head Pin* 29. Deve­ reaux 34, Maverick* 23, King Pins 20 and Stalkers 19. ORDER NOW! HOW TO TREAT Michigan State All - America end Gene Washington caught 27 passes for 677 yards and seven touchdowns in 1966 The yardage for receptions was a Spartan record, breaking his mark of 638 set in 1965. Greenville 4th in Wrestling Octagonal Harta? WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE 500 PHOTOS p^s 1-lb. assortments $1.60->2.00 Vatyxeett AGENCY free FOR THE FIRST TIME! 24b. D«Luxe Assortment Be a Sweet Santa—Keep candv handy—Give Chocolate House Candies—Ths,very finest and most delicious evert two more fouled but missed the free throw and Hastings was within eight points, 68-60. Daryl Potter meshed two gift* for Alma. Wil­ liams got one back then re­ bounded far'a two-pointer and KIDNEY DANCER SIGNALS $345 CH0C0L3TE HOUSE canoiES William* sank overcome Outdoor TraU —The cold wea­ ther last week brought hunting back to normal, and pressure was great in the Yankee Springs area. Old Buzz, hunting with Underaherlff Gordon Trick, saw 30 deer on Saturday afternoon— but narry a horn. Sunday Gor­ don downed a nice buck right from- the same stand. . . . Richard Meade of 231 E. Llncoin got his first buck ever about 10:15 am. Saturday near Jim I Carpenter's on the Ragla Road. I The nine-pointer weighed • around 200 before he was dreiecd out. Dick works at General Mo\ tors tn Lansing. Hastings Police Officer Rod ; Tietz knocked down a six-pointer about 2:30 p.m. Sunday hunting near the Albert Green home in Yankee Springs. Officer Austin ' Loftus filled his license the first , day of the season. The buck had a huge eight-point rack. Pat Loftus also filled his license, nnd so did their dad. t—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, December 6, 1966 converted two gifts. Moment* later King rebounded sa ?. GOOD LITTLE MAN 909 tnzZUMHMZ KNOCKED OUT £P PUNKHOreT ON APRIL 3d I9OO...THE WEIGHT DIFFERENCE WAS HO LBS.! (RTZStAWONS 172; PUNKrOetT 312) IONIA Oscry MlrioUa Dennis Richards led the Vik­ Ofert* TnlKr . ing* with 16 point* and Tom Barnum had 14. Steve Schray 11 and Jen Well* 10. ChrU Tuller had 20 for the TOTAU Bulldogs and Bruce LaPolnte LAKEWOOD Lakewood won the reserve I0MIA . . . game, 50-40, and Ionia's fresh- John Whitely had 16. Lance Rochester U and Joe Bartoloccl 11 for the winners. Ben Cadwell had 17 and Jim Horne 16 for the Ledgers Charlotte won the preliminary. 45-84. Greenville really had no trouble with 8L John* after the first period. The young Yellow Jackets, who almost defeated fa­ vored Belding the previous Tues- 4fter a shaky start, the Has­ tings High Saxons put on a great finish and while they failed to post a victory, they thrilled the few tans who followed them to Alma Friday night. Alma won. 80-71. Piggush 10. John Schmeider had 29 for Marshall. Glenn Gray had 17 j D.nnU Rich.rd half. They outscored lhe Com- Alma't Early Lead Too Much for Saxont To Overcome Friday In January. The Saxon* jumped I on the~ Redwing* and roared to a 75-48 victory without any trouble. Hastings will also have Its hands full Saturday night. The Lakeview Spartans whipped Marshall. 88-68, Friday. Mar- wood outscored the vtiltlng Bull- Charlotte opened its season with the one - sided win over HMHPfTCMf A NOTE IOOQOOO TIME* M5HS7 ih pitch nun the upper wait of HUMAN AU0MJTY MM6 GENER­ ATED A LASER BEAM M THE MASS iNGT. OF TEOtNOLO&V (CAMBRIDGE) IT A1TAMED A TOTAL OF Halting* made eight oat CrMtrill. truliiy The Wa*l Central Conference basketball race continue* thl* Friday night with St Johns in­ vading Hasting*. Lakewood go­ ing to Greenville. Alma to Grand Ixd*e and Charlotte travel* to Ionia. ' Saturday night Hasting* in­ vade* Battle Creek Lakeview THAT'S fl FRET BL John* expecting a victory and Itakewootl to Seek while Second League Win at 1 Last Period Spurt Fails to Give Locals Win Entta.d I.. Radio Station WBCH P.O. Box 88 lp ■ [ ••5---ccp,M of lhe Uni|ed press House news aru1ujl al 5350 p41 c°py which is $2.45 less than the identical bookstore edition. I Name. I Street. I City ..State. .Zip Hastings, Michigan 49058 Listen to WBCH Daily 1220 ON YOUR DIAL �the bast&gs banndl-a Thursday. Dfrrmlxr I, 1966 590 and Cart Hathaway 112. -1210-505. Bruce Terry 504, Hovd I Standing*: Deputies 37. Ben225-226—6<fl and Merle 150-267- WUliarhs 502 and Maynard Tuck-! dw Gravel 36. The Banner 31 *>. ■ er. 505. I Tinklers 90. V«J Mobil and Maple Valley, Delton Host Foes on Friday SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES ai7 ,t,J>l17.nrS.Kp'Ier 5551 c,!arles i 5». Wesley Friend 185-626. Don end Food 18 and Hastings Alu­ Altoft 545, Carl Rose 618. Joe fuy 204-494. Von Howell 172- minum and Zephyr 18. Burkholder 204-531. Jim Barnum I 401 Qene Wyant 180-489 Bud ROWLING 3U-S7K — oil.IM „ ' 215-578, n-r, Den VI.Klersey 221-533, MONDAY MIXERS Harold Hall 218-539, John Ha­ 483, Al Morgan 178-490. Wanda E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Standings: McAllister's 37*4. vens 502. Wayne Decker 524. Smith 174 - 457, Sandra Lund­ Bruce Terry '203-550. Bob -Car­ quist 158-458, Jodene Howell Foodland 37. Northside and a 206-610 Friday, Al Carr 216­ money 501. J. Rose 504, P Bur­ 155-452. Loary Arnold 168-476, Vogt's 34. Purina 33. Haan's and 582, Jwry Miles 510. Bob Adams key 602. G. Daniels 507. Roti Pel- Bernard House 167 - 469, Dick Parmelee's 30. Piston Ring 29, Friday night Wayland travels 503, Dave Reynolds 539. Wayne •j' low — 203-694. Basil Hitchcock 525, to Maple Valley, Fennville to. rMorgan 162. Dan Cullees 153, lhe llaatlngi Merchants In the Swift's Hardware. Darwin Swift ___... ___ ■_ * Decker 504. Howard Peters 504. Vv7lP,-tr-i. Bn5°l1 SM'.J.olln a<)rodCT|-: Sharon Cullees 158, Caroline 27. Hastings Floor Covering 28 Si. Delton and Clirnax - Scotts to I opener In the East Gym and had 11. Bob Gaskill 8. Bob ErBob Clinton 512. Jack Smith H“rli6lB'8tu8 *e«u tIGross IGross 159. 159, Rose Rose Hlnrlchsen Hlnrtchsen 158. 158. | Bellevue in area cage clashes.! Walldorf! playa the Hutingi redt 5 and Bill Bivens 2. mV wa k. 214V °"" 223-544. Norm Johnrork 534 ' Art Steve o,.... Malcomb ..-I-u ^ry»°J*k ?!L M*LNon VJ 0h’LCoelt 534 IM. Velma 01Slo- Sheriff's Olrla 23. Parker's Bar Middleville is idle and Gull Lake Don Trefry had 24 points and Re.r.J?n a-E w™ J29' 8J*ann0n Lydy cum 1M. Bob Slocum 167. Ted 22. 8(ivings de Loan 20 and Kro- plays at Pennfleld Saturday Last week Hostings Mfg. nipped Jerry Hopkins 23 In pacing the 'S,20, Br“ce Terry 568. 525. Carl Baker 209-538, Charlie smith 163 and Dorothy Friend night while Bellevue goes to St. E. W Bliss. 38-34; Renner Ford t Sceen to the 87-44 win over WilCart Rone 520, DeWayne Gallup Floria 500. Jerry Mlles 566. BIU | uoromy mena Good scores: Faye Allen 213­ Philip. outscored the .Merchants. 47-35; Sdrr-. Insurance I.—Bob Schneider 563. Ellen Davis 230-563. Bertha 604. Roy Brackmyer 526. Charles Bums 201-562. Pete Kruger 208- ' ’ Delton had a big weekend a* Walldorf! Furniture trounced had 18 points. Steve Barnum 12. Thaler 191-524. Shlrlee VanDen­ Krauss 522. Jim Barnum 232-517. 560. Cleo Roblyer 237-561. Sheriff ' WOMEN'S WED. LEAGUE lhe Panthers almost upset Swift Hardware. 73-44, and the Johnson 5, Carr and Clary 2 and berg 181-536, Emma Magoon 171­ John Riedl 510, Dick Main 211- Merl H. Campbell 502. Tom OlrrAfter winning their opening, 503. Dale Cappon 503. Ernie bach 506 and Jo Gielarowskl 552.1 Barb Kiersey was lhe snappiest 484, Evelyn David 180-449. Peg Middleville Friday night, losing I game at Martball. 60-53. the Sceen walloped Wilson Insur­ Jerry Eckman one point Hunt j lassie Wednesday afternoon, Cronlnger 181-424, Arlene Swan­ ance. 87-44. led Wilson's with 14. Jim Wynes Grow 500 and BUI Miller 510. । | Hastings High Junior Varsity. ------------ I spilling 190-554 to lead the gals. son 184-460. Bemadlne Eckert had 12." Hanns 6, Thompson and , lost their hustle and poise and' Steve Schondelmayer led the HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE । Faye Allen snuggle drunner-up 182-491. Loraine McKelvey 151­ i suffered a humiliating trouncing' Hastings Mfg quintet to the nar­ Mtrl Martin 4 and Gillespie 2. HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Max Myers led the Hastings 1 honors with 188-519, Shirley 419, Doris Cappon 154-442. Leah Bangor Saturday night, 52-47. I at Alma Friday night. row win. scoring 13 pointe Steve Ted Egleston pumped In 18 and Dawe 173 - 499. Edith Thomas Gary VanElst led Middleville Allerdlng added 7, Tom Reynolds Gene Service 16 in carrying Ren80 165-479. Betty Siieler 182-473. « to M.c the uprumg opening wm. win. pounumg pounding uie the I Co«h D**" Wl« » 6. Lawrence Utter and Len Burns 31. Pred Saad's 29>a. H a s 11 n g s i JuTfiOl H.rviv »4 1 Thompson 184-479. Doris Stan- Carolyn George 151-421, Deloris hoop for 20 pointe. Scott Hen-1 on* *'rc c°ld “ weather and 4 and Ken Nell 2 points the Merchants Bob Carmoney MiUlng, Burkey's. Duraclean and I,™ L^^nrXrr J2U lon J“»n Kingsbury 198ning had 18 and Tern- Page 11 °.nly ,hc n,nal P«rtod were, Art Fredenburg had 9 for Bliss. had 7, Bob Lammers had 4 Johnnie's 29. Moose 27. Al s 26' . Richar^on'2*19**593.**wTi7red E! 457. Bowman 170-452. Gasper 181-438, Mae Hart 158­ ... j . . n I it'fy able to get into the double «7' Shirley . 428, Opal GUllons 147-391, Helen Ji!nAKL?W«tOnrSfi? Jan,i« Po>‘* । figures as Coach Mike Sweeney j J Mitchell 7. K. Miller 6. Al points and Art Meade 2. WBCH 25*6. East Side Lumber Crawford 154-410, Mildred Smith Nusbaum1 nrtdLt^C Bums 225-585. Shannon Lydy; Bob VanderVeen and Dr. Larry "nd clr°n«l his Alma bench Alma O'Connell 4 and Dave Reynolds. 24 >v. Hastings PUters 24. Bums 156-450. Darlene Everett 180-475. Nusbaum added 1 237-586. Paul Edwards 207-570. ! M polnU ln that ,ot F. Corkins 4 and John Gallagher Blair had 8 for the losers. Ber­ and Dowling 22. Elks and Will­ Joe Burkholder 568. Merle Haines i J?:"** d R by Lydy Marge Wieland 158-462, Mary nie Oom and Bob Vandermeer 6. .cm 10-5 .v >>. w.c i11frame. nunc. lla{* Middleville led at the ’ lam* Insurance 21 and Sanitary 210-569. Bob Lambert 223-558.' 157 •"J* Roush 179-459. Alma Coville 184quarter and held the margin as | Hostings sank Just two out of1 Leading WalldorfT's to thekblg Karl Kleinschmidt 4 and Dan Service 8. Standings: Hastings Motor Rod Neuron 549. Lawrence SUndln * . each team scored 14 in the sec-1 29 field goal attempts in the win were John Hulsenga with 17 Wier 3 pointe. Harry Long rolled 242-214-192 ■Honki Keeler 209-551. Harry Sales 34. Ne - HI 31. Hastings ond period. Middleville spurted I first half and only nine out of points and Paul Peterson with lor a 648 for McAllisters and Paul I, « Kbu,.UUi aju kmm Cleaners and Peabody Oil 30, McCollum 530.. -unn John « McLean । in the third quarter outscoring 55 in the entire game Alma con-1 15. Steve O'Donnell and Bernie Former Michigan State line­ Edwards and Merle Haines 225-541. Torn Gilliland 530. Bill Vita Boy and East Side Lumber MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 Delton 18-11. but the Panthers nccted on 21 out of 63 during J ................................................... Weller added 8, Jock Hopkins man Joe Carruthers coached the 39. Stanton's Real Estate 28. Mil­ Standings: Miller's Duroclean, came back and outscored the the game, and converted 27 out I and John Nixon 6, Gary Cole St. Ambrose High School team ler Plumbing 25. Crystal Candy of 43 free throws. The Saxons, and Terry Gale 5 and Gary Van- that won the Detroit city cham­ 24. Hastings Aluminum 22. Barry 39. Williams Insurance and Wall-] visitors 21-11 In the finale. Saturday night Delton came were as frigid 3. Steve Cole had 18 for pionship in 1966. Ingin at me line as from ;( Houten noun Ready Mix 20. Maker's IGA 18. dorff's 38. V & J Mobil 34. Barn ’ f;„„ ULL.J behind to defeat Bangor, the *floor, ----- *'-*■' sinking — 10 out Of “ 26 Carol's Needlecraft 11 and Pepsi Market 33. Color Center and j from Blue Ribbon Grill 32, Sign's Tire; 52-47. | charity shots. i —— Cola 7. 51 I'?”'.'? ST* Y!'1 \ The Th. Panthers Panth. r, l.tl 1011 U,. led 16-11 jit the! TUESDAY TWISTERS i Trucking 30. Motor 26± v, quarter the X half JKVU.*’s“,’ 2%£“Aires ^g,AM 8a^ and “*ne 40-23 Vk at m the HASTINGS Doris Greenfield posted 188­ 474 on Tuesday. Dec. 1. Oeorginla ing 28 4. Action Flex 22. Arcade perl0<1 #nd took a 39-37 lead go- I }*»*•• Rfautv Ralnn Cuviers ...... . .. . ~ Beauty Salon WU. Cuyler'a Straub 152-40). Jan Klctamann ing into the fourth canto Del-|. Coleman. 31 Trucking 19, Beeline Fashions 18 185-466. Shirley Hawks 143-403, ton outscored Bangor 14-8 in I Vnurc. 61 Pal Fueri 154-406. Judy Baker and Rockhill & Banghart Berv- that big last stanza. Alex Liceaga X"®’*- w" -s 150-414 and P Lambert 142-411. converted two free throws with 1 Good scores: Lois Roblyer 171­ AWmuK In i'll Li nut Ilin onmn nn 1 n-__ 471, Kay Lydy 158-435, Joan ice. ' | COMMERCIAL MINORS I Aek.i ■ 4 । Galen Daniels set lhe pace in Martin 172-441. Laura Lydy 153­ Tim Knowlton led Delton with 436, Maggie Cuyler 153-408, Jane ' • I the Minors Thursday, rolling Fredenburg 167-456, Betty Carr 20 points and Foyer had 15. Gull Lake posted its second 334-614 while BIU Kruko rolled 167-447, Ines Lyons 162-443, Sue TOTALS SO - 236 - 604. Harvey Baker posted Sens! ba 154-425, Lil Hal) 135-362. win by defeating Portage North­ ALMA Gat f/l tha benafita of 204-548. Gordon Trick 199-510. Nita Misak 154-389. Merna De ern. 57-48. Brad Cosby led the Blue Dev- Larwn. 22 Rod Tietz 537. Denney Frtdrick- Pew 188-486, Wilma Daniels 193­ proptr humidity with an ils with 20 pointe and Jim Ken“ *°J" - son 529. Paul Woodman 524, Curl 682. June Richardson 159-447. £‘au ” Awery 518, Pete Kruger 217-640. Jodene Howell 178-451, Alice drlck had 16. Gull Lake led the visitors 17-9 Htri kf Dick Shancck 502, Dell Curtiss House 147 - 410. Emma Magoon Painter 14 209 - 525. Ray Jenkins'212 - 548, 205-531. Faye Allen 234-543. Ger­ half. Bob Morey 540. Dave Kruko 201- ry Newton 175-509, Ella Higdon Maple Valley defeated Belle­ Orlftte. so Moto-Ski hot that 180-485, Gladys Edwards 169-497, vue 58-53 . in Its opener with Sharon Vickery 170-411, PhyllU Bellevue. “Extra Strength” H.tnlaln. This Christmas, make It a gilt of comfort and Thompson 157 - 454. Ruth Miller Gull Lake opened its season on when the going It Invigorating indoor living—all winter, every 182-459, Betty Sheler 202-514 and Tuesday, Nov. 29. at Springfield JUST winter. The Aprilairo Humidifier adds the Shlrlee VanDenburg 216-580. by defeating the host quintet. 75­ tough. DIAL necessary humidity—automatically, constant­ 70. The Blue Devils moved to a AWAY ly, efficiently. It's controlled by an accurate 42 - 27 halftime advantage and HASTIHOB Manufactured by humidistat; BIG capacity; minimum mainte­ DESERT­ held on the rest of the way. The ALStA nance; eliminates "white dust" problems. Jnduitriei BomDRYNESS Trapshoot results at the Barry first quarter ended 16-16. Give your family the best—an Aprilalre HASTINGS CITY BANK Paul Dubnlcka led Gull Lake County Conservation Club range Humidifier. Saturday. Dec. 3: 24. Don Pay- with 20. Jim Kendrick had 14. Iva; 23. Gene Cox and John Brad Cosby 13. Dan Step 11 nnd Lear,; 22. Bernard Tobias, Rum Carl Hamden 10. company that* ' Bohllnger and Dick Taylor; 21. Gull Lake reserves won over devotei 100% of Earl Argetalnger, Gary Murphy Springfield. 48-28. Chriitmot Baxaor nnd Ken Lancaster; 20. David Dick Baker led Maple Valley lt» Hme and energy to giving you the best in over305 S. Church Haitings Call Wl 5-5352 Leary. Next shoot Is Saturday. with 21 points, John Newman and Bake Sale the-inow vehicles. had 14 and Dave Lindberg 10.! Maple Valley led 24-12 at the | quarter and 34-24 at intermlsThe Hastings City Basketball Darrel Greenawalt led Belle- I league got underway Thursday ~— ■" night and four games ore sched°"!2; toT thu ThurxUy In the viue oj-oi lucsaay nignt, acorea , 1 ^7?". i"”­1 Hleh nnu. There U he a decisive 72-45 win ,h over' “Corn HASTINGS Young Saxons Outhustled at Alma, 69-28 3 GO WHERE THE FUN IS TOO DRY HOME! GO WHERE THE WORK IS with HUMIDIFIER OES. Bazaar WELTON'S inc MOTOSKt Top Trapshooters Friday, Dac. 9 From 9:30 a.m. Men’s Basketball Opens: 4 Games Thursday Night This is Ford Country stock Park Friday—opening de­ । Francisco meets the Sceen fense of the Redskins' Tri-Rlver! quintet at 7 pin. and Swift’s cage crown. I eagers face Renner Ford at 8:15 Coach Jim Smith's Redskins . ".L" held a 28-11 lead after the first, ,ne maln Wilson Insurance takes on period. Sparta defeated Rockford. 68­ 63, and Cedar Springs whipped I l-owell. 84-63 Portland and Montabella scored j close wins in opening Tri-Cen- ] I tral league action. Portland de-1 I tented Lakeview of Montcalm (County, 62-56. and Montabella decisloned Central-Montcalm. ! 58-81. Carson City trounced Saranac.1 You Can Count on Quality First in Moto-Ski" Wheeler's Marine Service Nashville, Mich. Ph. OL 3-2851 . ftSTOCKING FILLERS* Nassau Vacation^ GALAXIE 500/XI 2-DOOR HARDTOP Mr. and Mrs. Gordon VanderWeele are vacationing in Nassau, a trip awarded them by the Nor­ west Plumbing and Heating Co. in Grand Rapids by whom Gor­ don Is employed Staying with । the VanderWeele family during their parents' absence is his mo-' ther. Mrs. Neal VanderWeele. of Kalamazoo GIVE COMFORT Filled . Stockings 10C3ndup FOR CHRISTMAS Where the %7 Ford is king of the road Stocking Filler Packed full of oldfashioned Christmas candy in bright foil wrappings-toys and games, too! From 6 to 16 inches long. toys vs °cni b'8 >e,ec*’on of ™..“ /c to Strongest, quietest Ford in history! Smoothest action on the road! \ 10c Pwpwmint lt»»lj in mX Better ideas make the difference for 1967. Ideas fqr comfort like Comfort Stream Ventilation"that circulates fresh air with" windows closed. Dual Hydraulic Brake System with a dual master cylinder and independent 10c AUTOMATIC J&nidifier front and rear lines. Your Ford Dealer can show you 47 ways AIR FRESHENER to get ahead in a Ford. Today! USED CAR BUYERS-rcttut tHMto fOT-MW F«rd< NMO See the lively Ones...Your Ford Dealers 328 N. Michigan Q ENNE H , Haitings IxFord.Inc. |X jQc s For convenience, like the SelectShift Cruise O-Matic transmission works like an automatic or shifts like a manual. For safety, like the "a CANDY CANES h's literally loaded with all th* mail-wanted convenience fea­ tures . , . plus the finest con­ cept In portable hu­ midification. Bulling's Phone Appliances & Gifts Wl 5-2421 139 W. Shite St. It’s » murii fun to open ornunenli end toys filled with c*n- GIANT STICK 23c » Striped peppetmist cindy stick, newly 1 loot long! Yummy! BENXFRAN KLIN 102 W. St.,. St. at JaHanon �Cash? Use Want Ads Soo ton See These 'Specially" Priced Used Cars RenneR Ford Counlry Open *til 9:00 p.m. f Ln«» 1966 Sole* Event Mon. - Thura. - Fri. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE FREI DESIGNING MINIMUM RATI—50c FREE ENGINEERING Let BmUey BuUdlng* help you with your new building for your farm or buaineee- No ebUgaUon. Call your BmUey man. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE 1965 Ford Custom 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio. Cruia-Amatlc. 8 cyl. Rea) sharp family carl 1964 CHEV. IMPALA CMH UT>——• MMr— W Mr. Oo U, M ter by the Tlweedey feUewiag t4*e dtf9 ycoblicstlMi • eerryiM eUvge W 10c bS Ueb i«Mi**4 SMILEY POET BUILDINGS DON HUG MS. P.O. Box 38 HastlngK Michigan (116) 845-3186. Call collect. tf EXPERT TAILORING on ladle*' and men's clothing. Phone WI 5-6714, 6604 Oun Lake Rd Tailor Shop. tf Application* to be filed with th* City Clerk at the City cation and salary expected. NOTICES uriEv. IMPALA 3 1 Dr. Sedan. 1 SewuUful *>l 1 ■atte. malic. Radio, power steering, w/walls. wheel covers. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA 8 Dr. Hardtop 8. Automatic. 1957 CHEV. BELAIR 1964 Falcon 2 Door standard. ExceUent condition I HELP WANTED 1963 Ford Econ-O-Line Von 3 speed 6 cyl. (Busine** BUIboard special). PLEASANT POINT MOTEL and RESTAURANT 1963 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. Power steering and brakee. Radio, 1964 BUICK 1963 Golaxie 500 1965 ELECTRA 225 1963 Rambler American 1965 ELECTRA 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. 1957 BUICK SUPER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 1960 FORD 4 Door; V8 automatic, radio . . . Real nice! 1961 FORD WAGON 1963 Feirlone 4 Dr. Stand. 6 CyL 1962 Golaxie 500 4 Dr. Sedan. 352 V8 engine. Power steering. Auto. White­ walls. Wheel cover*. ExceUent condition I 1950 Chevrolet Truck 1 Ton Cab and Chassis. Home Ph. 845-2328 LANNES KENFIELD. Home Ph. 845-4064 CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2426 FAF.M IMPLEMENTS WE HAVE MOVED To Our NEW LOCATION 945-9526 PRICES REDUCED on All Chain Saws. Buy Now and Save!! We have Ban, Chain and Sprocket* to fit moet mw« ot money saving prices. NOW HIRING: • Expert Chain Sharpening Cook's Helpers Maintenance Men, Waitresses and Dish Washers. • Chein Saw Repair FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY Coll 945-4015 for Interview. We will train housewives, factory employees for evening work. HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 M37 io. Hooting - Plumbing Service GOOD — USED CARS Ready To Go! WELTON'S tf 2nd Car Sale! We had so much success with last weak's Second Car Sale that we decided to extend it Wednesday thru Saturday only. 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Fury dlo. whitewalls1803 CHEV. SEDAN Dr., automatic YEAR BROS. 945-9526 REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC M 5-2478 1(57 N. Michigan Ave Lota of JIGSAW PUZZLES Table of Christmas articles: EAR-RINGS, BRACELETS. NECKLACES. SOME DOLLS AND TOYS. HEAD SCARFS AND APRONS. Help needed at store on Fri­ days—time donated for Retarded School Assoc. Please call Mr*. Stanley SUfuffer WI 5-5778. 12/8 FARM WORKER—Married man. experienced in dairy farming6350 per monUi, plus house and extra*. Phone Mason 517­ 677-0402. 12/15 MALE—18 years or older to work nights. Good wages to respon­ sible man. Phil's Clark Station. 230 N. Broadway. 12/8 UNFURNISHED HOUSE-2 bed­ room or larger Preferably 4th SANTA CLAUS SALE at Has­ ward. Write: P.O. Box 37. Has­ tings Sewing Center. 235 W. tings, Michigan 12/15 State Thursday, Friday. Sat­ urday only. Several new sew­ ing machines and vacuum ★ Work Wonted cleaners up to 150.00 oil retail price. Open til 8:00. 12/8 WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CARE of children in my home. Live FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL, HAIR close to Southeastern School, —Use Rexall's fast permanent experienced Phone 945-8802 tf Regularly 82.00-Now Bl 00. No pre-shampoo — No after odor U'ANTED — Painting and car­ penter work. Odd Jobe. Phone Available at Jacob's Pharmacy 5-8586. 12/8 h« atnouiii* 1 mo»l*«*». Ih.r^u t*l uloTsl U. Mor UI*«*as. mm K LEGALS •rad that oa F»l.ruary T. 00 A M , la ihr Probats H« •tin**, Mirhls.a, a »ld al s-hlrh all rredllora SOO fa shall rayoa* for «•!• lo Iho bifhaal blddrr. ■ of the Barre Cauls tha City of Haatlnft that bate* lb. build Corirljhl and Badri) NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORECLOSUBB SALS Default bavin* I.h» mad* tn thn rvndltlan of • rvrlala n>i<rl*«*' n»4r Ito loth of Urtubrr. IVdO, Olrrtllrd br CLYDE FHCllERICK El.I.lF, JH. a«4 PHYI.1.IH H ELLIS, but $4 9QR00 1965 DODGE SPORTSMAN'S VAN Like new! Only 5000 mile* I them, at public tiodua •nlraoca to lb« Com a I llaitinia. Mlrhifan, ■ o'cia<k PubUrallun This Week's Offering: 1964 MERCURY MONTEREY—4 Dr. $4 OQC00 Hdtp.; pwr. *trg, radio, heater I Cwv natka, Tkal Ua pali Toaa Hlraal from Pal Kan*. 1960 CHEVROLET—2 Dr. Sdn.; 6 cyl.. 5QOCOO itereo tran*. radio. Real nice car — OfcU 1962 CHEVY VAN 1957 PONTIAC—2 Dr. Hdtp. Runt good! ’35O00 *125°° TRUCK 1959 FORD—2 door hardtop, 8 cyl. with automatic trammiiiion 1962 FORD FAIRLANE—2 door, J57500 ^7pE00 white, red interior 1962 COMET—Cp*tom Station Wagon, hat auto., radio, heater, w/wallt-- 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN CONV. K,'l > Ew 4Vwv HUU I IW WOTIO OF MOBTOAOB roaacLosuxx sale Poftult k»«lnf Iwn n*S« in csadillnn st a rrrUln aurin** i tha Bib del of Octabrr. IH1. st •4 by MHIKLKY M. WturijlB Auto., radio, heater. A dean car Eft00 Radio, heater, w lidawallt tiOKOTHY WII.KINH. hu.Und wilr. ■• uvrt*a*ar>, is HIVKH* CEMETERY COMPANY. a Mi«» $4 4 E00 2 door automatic I01S.00 $ flQEOO 1961 FALCON FUTURA—Sportt Coupe 1962 RAMBLER AMUICAN dlo. thoroughly rocanditoned. 1863 T3IUNDEI4BIBD . . FOB power, one owner New Ponllac trade. ★ Wonted to Rent ★ Noticee ' OPEN FRIDAYS WINTER ROBES for men. women and children WHITE Zig Zag sewing machine, makes buttonholes, sew* on FOR RENT with option to buy; buttons, monograms, fancy , 2 bedroom house 185 00 month. stitching. Pay balance of *37.18 Good credit required. Bob Bal­ nr 8 payments of *5.12 Has. mer, WI 6 6044. Call evenings ting* Sewing Center. 235 W. State. Phone 845-0647. 12/8 $QC00 ww • DODGE PICK-UP 1864 CHEV. IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. V8 Green. - Ford Major DiesclxTractor in A-l Shape. 1984 MERCURY —1169 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor . . . Montclair 4 Dr., power with live PTO—hydraulic and steering and brakes, radio, power steering. whitewall*. Air conditioning. —1946 John Deere B Tractor 1963 PONTIAC SEDAN Starter and light* . . . Catalina 4 Qr.. radio, -------■ .-in. whitewall*, power steering, Picker. economy engine. —New Idea 1-roa Picker. 18U CtfEV. SEDAN —MlaneapoU* Moline Plckei . . . Belair 4 Dr.. Standard Over Hastings Paint At Wallpaper Store $QEft00 1960 OLDS—4 dr. hdtp., pwr. »trg, win- $OQE00 dowi, brake*, teat*, w/wallt, radio, htr. £■ vw Farm Machinery NOTIC!: Mur ltatl»*» la U. "mala" sr "(•b«U’’ aalaaaa ara in Last Week's Sale 1964 FORD—2 door automatic, radio, heater, low mileagevJUU 1985 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN . . . Dynamic 88 4 door with power steering and brakes. Nice blue finish and ha* had 1965 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE . . . This beautiful hardtop coupe is loaded with extras in­ cluding air conditioning and full power equipment Sold un­ der our 12 month* warranty. 1965 PONTIAC HARDTOP CPE. . . . Catalina series, completely GOOD AS NEW STORE The Following Cart wore Sold 1961 FORD GA LAX IE—4 door sedan, SOEftOO radio, hooter, w/wallsCwU Uon Power «t e e r 1 brakes. Hydramatlc, whitewall*. —I.H.C 300 Row Crop Tractor 1884 OLDSMOBILE 88 with fast hitch. Good shape! . . . Hardtop coupe with power »teering and brakes, radio, —John Deere No. 2010 Gas Row whitewall*, blue and white tuCrop Tractor. bu. Mingle Beater Spreader Wl 5-5352 1983 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN ... 88. Full power. Many ex­ tras. New tire*. New Olds trade. 1965 FORD . . . Galaxie 500 4 door hardtop, loaded with extras, sharp dark blue finish, one owner. EXTENSION drop-leaf dining­ room table, 2 extra leave* with pads. Excellent condition with or without 2 chain. Top with ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS leave* down 42" by 24"; drop PjO, 171, Hasting* Telephone WI 6-4664. Meeting* every Monday, 8 pm. tf NILSON'S WELCOME ORCHARD. & CIDER MILL H mile north of Ionia on M66 New • Remodel • Repair 305 S. Church CARPET CLEANING IB BABY with Host N»w Esc trie Up- piete with all cleaning tools. Pay small balance of 11958 or »1 00 per week. Call today M5­ 2715. Electro Hygiene. 12/8 ★ Help Wonted 945-3150 12/6 RenneR Ford Inc. 328 N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 LARKE BUICK GOOD USED CHAINSAWS 12/22 FOB FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for over*1M prints. U WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line •temp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 8225. This Includes. postage and sales tax. Burpee's Specialty Shoppe, Delton, Mich. 48046. tf Covering, 123 W. State, tings. Phone WI 6-6118. BINGER ZIG-ZAG 8EWING MACHINE — No attachments necessary for automatic xlgtftg, button - holes, monograms, satin stitches, fancy patterns. SERVICE — Mercury outboard Includes a lovely sewing stand NGTICES motors. New and used boats in French walnut finish. Pay Flote Boats. TraUers and ac­ cessories. M-66 in Nashville. GIVE APPLES monthly payment of 10 44. Call OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. tf today 645-8715 Electro Hygiene. We wrap and mall them for you. INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ 12/8 See our display of gifts. TLED GABI See CarlABetty's Appliance* before you buy I SPINET PIANO Choke They Bell—They Install—They May be had by assuming CHRISTMAS TREES small monthly payments. and WREATHS Beautiful finish. ★ Frarfwoe TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, See it locally. CIDER family reunions, lot* ot use*. POPCORN — Bushel or peck. Write Credit Dept., Box 57. Fresh-pr»**ed all winter. Iaoii Tack. 2 ml. north of Ban­ Nile*. Mich. 12/15 field. Phone 721-8710. . tf Maple syrup, honey, popcorn. CARDS Of THANKS » IN M8MORIAMS—U per wwd. Position open for S1NGLKASSKSSOB //wail*, wheel cover*, radio. J1965 Galaaie 500 12/8 guaranteed. Lapo-Drug, 118 8. APARTMENT SIZE ElJXTTRIC STOVE in excellent condition. Jefferson, Hasting* tf Also portable electric washer with wringer. Call after 8 pm. WI 5-5231. Bun McPharlln. for the City of Hastings 1965 Chevrolet Impala Charlotte 543-2837. ELECTRIC Rasors rwpairedSpeclal—Youf rasp*- cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only WINDOI& GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum, steel or wood sash. Burkey Auto das* At Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ son, Hasting*. if Hall, staling experience, edu­ M 37 So. Twmty Wonk. HELP WANTEb 1965 IMPALA Wl 5-2425 for HUP WANIFC 1965 IM£ALA Classified Paragraphs! HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 FRU PLANNING 1959 TH UN DUB I RD—2 dr. hardtop. SOQEOO ■-.iX ria full power. A sbarp block car! Il lai LV'i Tony Belli Motors jraaaalia L Ma>«lar far Ur apirnla asxa.lrtSK““ •“ LINCOLN •>-MERCURY - COUGAR RAMBLER - |.|L TRUCKS •1*10 N. Michl,•« wU. hi. 'i* ' * I Dalad b.rrml rtllip y. K Hi. 945-2479' t»4 **«,.. sm. ’hi c, r,tf llallitr*,. Mk-hlfa it-uj'SASrtflK*.' Hklugaa' �SAVE HER TIME AND MONEY! MOTHERS APPRECIATE NEW ’TWAS THE NIGHT AFTER WALLPAPER)—She can choose A CHRISTMAS and Dad wore hu from 350 patterns at Hastings new Van Hausen pajamas, bathrobe and slippers. All designed tins IH HIIIEt a Dominion Rayette Hair Dryer with a vinyl hood in a handsorpe luggage case. Or see our beautiful Sunbeam electric or cordless clocks. Gamble's. land's. WHY NOT SURPRISE MOM with a room of beautiful wallpaper and draperies from Beverwyk's Color Center. 221 W. Mill St. REPLACE THE OLD BILLFOLD with the outstanding billfold of MOST WANTED BY ALL LADIES and skirts. Stunning new styles In the finest of materials. Bun McPharlin’s. \ macy. A REAL HEART WARMER — Penney's own Electric Blanket, Double or single. (Single con- THERE'S NOTHING NICER than a Pendleton jacket, shirt or It’s aluminum, teflon coated with antique coppertone covets.. WF PURSES GALORE AT WAYNE'S SHOE STORE—Leathers, suedes, and vinyls. Variety'of styles and colors. $3.99 up. MOM WILL BE MOTHER WOULD LOVE A NEW BATHROOM VANITY—Avail- S able in 4 finishes and 4 styles. A Barry County Lumber. Xr THRILLED to END WASH DAY BLUES with a bottled gas Hamilton Clothes Dryer. Carl G Betty's Appliance. BLAIR'S FARM G GARDEN HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF PLANTERS — Redwood. Fiber­ glass and Plastic in many sizes and shapes. 98c and up. WHO WOULDN'T LIKE TO BE "SURPRISED" with one of those beautiful living or dining room suites from Walldorff’s choice selection? , VOICE OF MUSIC — Beautiful Stereo HI Fi Furniture Creations with AM G FM Radios (plus styles of consoles and portables. Music Center. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ASSORT­ MENT in Fanny Farmer Candy . . . and other luscious choco­ lates. Gardner's. ft £ purses if desired. A real Mom's gift! Birke's Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store, i -i 1 5 IRONING CAN BE EASIER? Yes, Mam! Just use a top brand XK Hoover Iron with the stainless steel plate! Steam, dry or spray. tK $14.88 up. Steury Electric. £■■> SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS— Laurel electric blankets featur­ Ing convertible corners. They're washable, mothproof, nonallergenic and light weight. 4 colors. Consumers Power Co. XL «« Jp eg DIAMOND STYLISTS AT GIL­ MORE JEWELERS —New dia­ mond mountings—$15.00 and up. 102 E. State. NOW. MOM CAN HAVE THOSE PICTURES FRAMED with the inexpensive framing that comes 'xin 4 widths. East Side Lumber Co. Easy to do. ■Al FOR MOM —We have "Special Christmas Candles,"• party gift Items, open stock and personal­ ized stationery. Schader's Office ft YOUR OUTDOOR MAN WILL XL APPRECIATE A "HORSE"—We Supply. LIGHT UP TIME FOR EVERY SMOKER — Classy pipes, ciga- Pharmacy. ALL JOY AND NO WORK—She THE "CAN OPENING" STRUGGLE can be ended says Wayne Web- Knife. SHE'LL LOVE TO BE IN COLOR inside and out with Vanity Fair's blouses and man’s. sweaters. Gfttle' REMEMBER. QUALITY FURNI­ TURE in Downtown Hastings has the largest selection in this entire area plus the lowest prices anywhere. ft ft TO SAVE MOTHER S TIME—For parties. Everyone will enjoy them. Jefferson Street Sausage Kitchen. , GIVE THE LIFETIME GIFT of a new Universal. Viking or While Hastings Sewing Center, 235 FOR A BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS AND A BRIGHTER WASH—It's a new Maytag Washer from Bulling's. A (Shockproof, waterproof, anti magnetic). Mainspring has life- unusual collection! FAMILY FUN IN THE REC ROOM with a Strombecker Roed Race. Sets start at $16.97. Also, Road Race accessories. V G S Hard- DON’T LET HIM SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE In old. rundown scuffed shoes when you can find ■ < SMART SHOPPERS Shop for Sharp ® "THIS WE LIKE" —Snow boots ft from ankle to knee . . . and ftt sagic" for only $19.98 to $2598. Birke's Hastings Cut 'SH' how about a tote bag for $1.98. Rate Shoe Store. ft Birke's Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store. A tins (OB' i ft ($1.00). Beverwyk's Color Center. Presents at Bun McPharlin’s. * * Famous brand knives Include Olsen, Schrade and imports in hunting, pocket, and kitchen THE GIFT "SHE" DESIRES MOST: ftb A Keepsake or Orange Blossom Diamond Ring from Hodges. Your dependable jeweler since sKf 1931. Use your credit—take 24 “K months to pay. MILADY'S FACE ilS EXCLUSIVELY FOR PENNEY’S!— Kodak Instamatic 104 Color Photo outfit. Only $17.99 (with 3 flash cubes, roll of film, and carrying case). 1 Lady 1 I ALL OF YOUR LADIES, regardless of age, will be delighted with "SO DAD HAS LOST THAT IM­ a Gift Certificate from Mary’s PORTANT PAPER AGAIN!" — Beauty Shop. i Schader's Office Supply can end the searching problem with one @ WHO NEEDS MISTLETOE when of their fireproof file cabinets • » you can trim her tree with cos& metics? World famous perfumes, accessories, too. ‘ ? ' Beebe’s Shoe Shop. 123 South Jefferson. g, boots (slip ons. ties. zips). REGULATION PING PONG TABLES—Complete with stand. x 8 (silent) Steury Electric. THE ATTRACTIVE STUDY LAMPS powders, lipsticks. In new scents 4® VISIT GILMORE'S LEATHER FOR THE TALL OR SHORT MAN Sixes 14% to 17%. NOTHING CLEANS LIKE A Stevens towels. Beacon ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY!—Rum SELECT YOUR ARROW OR VAN HEUSEN SWEATERS AT CLEVELAND S—100% wool or orlon. Handsome styling and colors. GARDNER'S WILL BE HAPPY to FOR THE FAMILY—A beautiful Cable Nelson piano or a Thomas Organ from Bulling’s will give GRACIOUS HOLIDAY HOSPI­ TALITY BEGINS WITH NEW LINENS —Quaker lace table- "CALLING ALL DADS"—You can THE "HORSEMAN” welcomes the quality riding equipment found at E. L. Carpenters Hardware. All kinds. NO SHOPPING PROBLEM when Ku give a Gift Certificate from •(ton's. This could be an In$112.50 or a Dish­ foe $243.00. MUSIC FOR ALL—At Music Cen­ ter you'll find the latest records, end a fine selection of musical Instruments with accessories for •11. Also, sheet music and carol books. EAL WORKING JOHN DEERE FARM TOOLS—These tools are of cast aluminum (sturdy con­ struction) . See them at Goodyear Bros., M-37 South. COMPLETE SUPPLIES FOR ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS LIGHTING—Bulbs, strings and packed. And only $1.00 for 2 Better Light and Better Sive ight. Choose from 2 colors. See Steury Electric. 222 S. Jefferson. them today. WE SPECIALIZE IN FRUIT AND GROCERY BASKETS for the "hard to please." 10% off on quality basket orders. Shirkey's IGA. THE LITTLE DREAMER will enjoy a comfortable robe and pajamas from Cleveland’s. Make your BUY YOUR PING PONG TABLE $29.95. DRESS UP THE SMALL FRY IN "V* w HEALTH-TEX! Shirt and pant « mistletoe, holly and Christmas green. St. Martin's Floral. zjg in a variety of colors, styles and • * ---------------------------------------------------BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with •jift materials. From toddlers lo size S’ 8. Parmalee s. "heavenly" carpeting by Lees or Armstrong's Vinyl Linoleum. 'Hastings Floor Covering will give SCHADER'S OFFICE SUPPLY offer you a free estimate. leather framed bullet in and chalk © Gardner billfolds in the finest GIVE HER A LIFT WITH A SPORTSWEAR GIFT! —Famous names: Lampl. Jantzan, or Brad­ ley. Skirts and sweaters (match w, SOCK HIM (Esquire) BELT HIM TZ pensive "stocking" stuffers. WALLDORFF'S have a wonderful erf* mates) (Pioneer) TIE HIM UP (Worn- SK ’ . slacks ’ ‘ and blouses. Gift SK •ft. boxed. Parmelee's. /ft bley>! Make this a knockout THOSE CUNNING QUILTED Christmas with belts, ties and ACETATE ROBES at Parmelee’s $ A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEM # AIRFILM SHOES LET DAD WALK M ' ON AIR! Priced from $19.00 to $25.00. Wayne's Shoe Store. BARLOW GARDENS at 1505 S. corsages. Call 945-5209. HAVE YOU SEEN THE MATCH- am ING HUSH PUPPIE SHOES AND HATS in populat ’ “ and shades. Gardner's. (SGH YOU'LL CHOOSE GAMBLE'S LOUNGER CHAIRS for com- with your davenport? (60' by 76' for $14.95). In lovely col­ ors. Bun McPharlin’s. IK HHILI SHOP AT E. L. CARPENTER’S TOYLAND—It's great! You'll find toys for all ages! Musical, mechanical or educational. Moderately priced. performance. Gamble's. s ] 1 1 DID YOU KNOW THAT NOW you can buy a beautiful Pendleton FOR LIVELY LIVING—Goy, color­ ful stocking caps and sweaters. Loads of styles, designs and prices. Cleveland's. < UM GIVE "HIM" A CORONADO AMFM ALL TRANSISTOR OR ELECTRIC RADIO—(Clock ra- Hardware. , Martin's new gift center. North ' Michigan. problem with poinsettlas, green 811 E. Railroad Sunbeam IF YOUR HOME NEEDS ACCES­ SORIES for that "special touch" QUALITY FURNITURE. DOWN­ TOWN HASTINGS, wants your ALWAYS AN ALL TIME FA­ VORITE— Painted basketball backboards, goal and net for only $12.95. Barry County GUIS IM THE DISCRIMINATING St WOMAN —A PORTABLE TV FROM BUL- XL LING'S is a welcome gift for FOR THE TEEN—Hodges have a tremendous selection of Wells and J.M3, pierced earrings In 14K gold. Layaway now while their selection is complete. YOU CAN REALLY PLAY SANTA with an RfA_G>lor >T.V. that - gives top performance See the many styles at Bulling’s. ALWAYS Saddle tan, black, and colonial patchwork. $69.95 up. I Gamble's. VISIT GILMORE JEWELERS TIME CENTER — From 17th Century TRIM HER TREE WITH A GIFT OF LANVIN—Choose My Sin. Arpcgc. or Pretexte. (A complete line.) Also. DuBarry cosmetics. Jacobs Pharmacy. FAMOUS Red Wing Irish Setter Boots and Red Wing Work Boots HAVE YOU SAMPLED THE VERY TASTY FRUIT CAKE from Dale's Bake Shop? Of course, it's good! Hodges Jewelry. Hodges will gold stamp his. name free on all billfolds sold. FOR PAf GILMORE of Gilmore Jewelers suggests a new Carawlle Watch PROUD GRANDPARENTS wilt love A BEAUTIFUL LEATHER BILL­ FOLD by Buxton or Prince WHY LOOK FURTHER —Bonnet G Gown carry those famous brands — Bobbie Brooks. Tiger, Jeanies, Catalina and Ship 'n Shore in sportswear. Gift boxed. SHOP AT GARDNER’S for your gift wrappings, ties and Hall- Christmas cookies from Dale's Bake Shop. Shaped in stars, angels and trees. Also, Lebkuchen (German Honey Cookies). another kind.) See it today! Xk REMEMBER THE ARTIST —We S’ have Crumbacher art supplies . . . oil, canvas boards, easels, brushes. Also, paint by number CHOOSE FABERGE—Tbe Iragrancloved by all women. Or Yard ley's. Perfumes, colognes, soap YUM! YUM! YUM! —The kids MOST DESIRED LEADING TOYS FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF FELLOW—He can be an Instant expert with the De Walt No. 1450— 10" radial arm table saw. Only $259.00. Barry Coun- GRANDMOTHER, who has every­ thing. would enjoy an everlast- THE GIFT THAT ALWAYS SAYS "1 LOVE YOU" —Lane Cedar Chests finished in maple, walnut or light. Walldorff's. tins ion $79.95. ft ■ other gilt G Garden. BARRY CO. LUMBER features the famous Vi-inch Stanley Drill. GILMORE’S AND DIAMONDS MAKE "DREAMS" COME TRUE —Priced from $50.00 up. Easy credit. Gilmore Jeweler, 102 E. State. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 2? (B Jr< ft Jfc STEURY ELECTRIC OFFERS a complete line of Admiral TV. FINEST OF HOME FURNISHINGS, from a reputable established local Main Street merchant. Compare before you buy. Sh<^> Quality Furniture, downtown Hastings. 'til next March. CHRISTMAS GLOWS AT THE WOODCRAFT SHOP. 315 N. Michigan Ave. It's brimming with loads of $$1.00 gift exand knitted Tl* lingerie. Afrl- J]K •ramies. 3ft • GITTLEMAN'S!! THE TEEN-AGE FASHION WORD! Famous brand mafchmatee In sweaters, skirts, slacks, jackets, shells, and bor----- ... ,u—. Ruu Garland, etc. I (Black and white or color.! headquarters. FOR MOM—A Grandmother Brace- ^¥1 let with engraved heads of all her dear grandchildren. Hodges Jewelry does their own engravIng—24 hour service. SELECT FURNITURE THIS YEAR, from Quality Furniture, Down­ town Hastings. Buy with no DAD IS SURE TO LIKE a 2-speed Electric Servess Drill for SI 1.88 "SO GOOD LOOKING!"—Red Cross Shoes combine comfort and ilk'e the display at St. Martin' Floral. ft house. Bun McPharlln's. INVITE THE WILD BIRDS with at Wayne's Shoe Store is snow boots, or slippers that are prac­ tical or glamorous, of all kinds. "speclal" little girl so happy. Only $3.00-$6 00. Or lounging pajamas for $2.98. ' SHE ASKS FOR REVLON'S filigree Heavenly Intimate Fragrance Candle ($3.85 and $5.00 sizes). WHO CAN RESIST PIERCED EARRINGS’—Choose from hun- I ENJOY A CORONADO TV— Choice of 4 finishes. 2 styles. Top performance and reasonably priced at Gamble's. njj til GET IN THE SADDLE AGAIN! Cowboy boots for all! Beebe's MF Shoe Shop, 123 S. Jefferson St. DRESS nl NU TONE DOOR CHIMES are algg start at $5.25. Steury Electric. A A ■w’ END WAT HOLLERING OF "NO SOX —Birke's Hastings Cut BEAUTIFUL. EXQUISITE PANEL- Stowell Building Service. 303 S. Michigan. TO SAVE MOTHER S TIME—For lhese distinguished brands. Sterling or gold fill, $1.00 to $10.00. WHAT A DELIGHT to receive Everyone will enjoy them. Jeffer­ son Street Sausage Kitchen, 115 S. Jefferson. Wl 5-2141. Christmas. t’CMX’f’KWWCW’CCYtWWmT'mW This Gift Guide Is Loaded With Bright Lp-To-The-Minute Gift Ideas and Holiday Suggestions from Your Local Stores. So, Shop 1 the Easy Way and Please Everyone On Your Christmas List! UP YO �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Calendar of Special Even to IH IS Wrestlers Launch Season With Victory New Grandson Lake Odessa By Ruth Peterman UUle grandson. Russell Ray. Freeport woman Dies Thursday; MethodistChurch Ute In revolutionary Africa to Rites Sunday THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB Pennock Hospital Sunday and IN MEMORIAM Thornapple Garden Club will In loving memory of our dear Johnson who will be speaking a4 runenu have Ha Christmas - meeting on The Hastings High Wrestling husband and father. Harry R V man. Gordon Finnic. Spindler liere were doubly surprised and the Hastings Pre* Methodist Mra. Ruth Bleam. 66. of Freeport, Thuraday. Dec. 8. at 1:30 pm. at the Calvary Brethren Church with Mrs Glen Densn.ore, 206 W Thursday by shutting out the deilgiUed. Major and Mra. Hart on 8BUi Street SundAjr M 230 Michigan School for the Blind at weeks at Lansing at tiie home have a little girl. Roxanne. who Though your happy voice is silent Court as boaters. p.m. with Rev. Charles A. HowLansing. 50-0. of her son. John, while they aids and other hospital personnel And your hearty laughter sillied era officiating. Interment was in Coach Ernie Strong's grap- were north deer hunting. * Mra Major in October. The grand­ announced. who helped. A special thanks to Your memory is always with us FIRST METHODIST WSCS TEA lira Bowne Mennonlte Cemetery. Wednesday. Dec. 14 ‘ Ruth Dcsgrangcs and Mr. and parents believe Russell Ray to eight yours In dmtral Africa In • Mra Bleam died Thuraday the kitchen girls for their won­ Your place can never be filled The First Methodist WSCS Sadly missed by hb wife. Ing their first victory. Mrs Lawrence McKlshmle ot derful surprise birthday dinner lhe country of Burundi ai a noon. Dec. 1. at Butterworth Mildred; daughters, sons. I Christmas meeting a Pine and O( .Tcm)..„lle boys llunra Seventy-one turned out Eaton Rapids were Sunday din- presents they could receive. Hoapiud. Grand Rapids, where mlsuonnry under the General and grandchildren. Holly Tea. will be Mil on W.d- for the |0C6.67 lncludlni{ thank the Carlton Grange. Carl­ aiie was admitted Nov, 24. ncMtay, Dec. 14. with Rev. Don flve rcgulars from last year's rest Haney at their cottage at ton WSCS and my friends and She was born In White Cloud. Methodist Church. IN MEMORIAM Oury presenting the program. c._*. won *uteam — which the Saxon's ]M.-rrlson Lake. * Mrs. Curl GlerSept. 5. 1801. the daughter of Ell In memory of my husband. flowers, fruit, candy and other first Regional championship.' 1man underwent surgery at lhe and Fanny Miller Zook and mar­ gifts. Your thoughtfulness will Lawrence Jordan. Sr. who is Ferguson Droste Hospital. Grund Lettermen from last season's • By Mn. Glendon Curtia ried Albert Bleam. in June. 1920 missed so much; of hU love, achieved Its Independence, but always be remembered. Rapids lust week and will be team which .chalked up 14 J and iuid lived in the Freeport kindness to all. not without Internal struggle. Ruby Dames straight dual victories without a : The Vikings got off to a fine By his wife, children Near to the Congo, Mr. John­ Bleam died Feb. 13. 19S1defeat and which wonUicWwli:Bernard Thomae Ls a patient at start by winning their first game and Grandchildren Central championship, include 11the Olcopathlc Hospital. Grand son made frequent trips across Mja. xjicwu — —----CARD OF THANKS ! ln memory of our mother and NOV. 21 — Cadurln* Gay Qulll«n. Co-Captaliui Jim Andrews nnd IRapids and underwent surgery of the season Friday, beating Lake Tanganyika before the re­ th r.miiv „r p-."* h *>«.» father. Fern and Charles Pease. Nithvlllr. fallmt lo change name Phil Arnold. Lindon Endsley. Ilast Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Ionia. This Friday they will bels overan that country. In the the Calvary Brethren Church on Ine. family ot Frank H. PrenGiven anil travel to Greenville. * Work will 89th Street and a member of We shall never forget the lov­ —— — Uevnaa. Rice wishes to thank all the rein­ Oil)art Miller, R2. Rod Hall, Marvin Howell and < begin Saturday at the Methodist Congo a group of churches with the Freeport Women's Mission­ tires, friends and neighbors for 1 ing kindness and understanding fallut at a home in Hott. Their address Dale Miller. 1 Church for the Christmas pro­ 10.000 members asked to join the ary Society. Uie beauUful Dowers, food and 'of these three whose lives were . Boys and the weights they Ib 20*3 NE. Delhi St., c/o Robert gram. The first practice will be Free Methodist Church and re­ Surviving are four daughters. acU of kindness shown during taken from us on Dec 9. 1965 * ! have been trying out for Include: ' Saturday. Dec. 10. at 3. The pro­ quested Free Methodist mlsslon- Mra. Howel) < Lillian > Newton of Ellsworth Pease our recent bereavement. A spec- , gram will be held Sunday, Dec. Mrs Elsa Jordan I 95 Pound—Greg Bishop, a Jun- I ■ Freeport, Mrs. Ben (WlUrrnJ lai thanks to those who helped NOV 18. * The deer hunting season Is them. Mr. Johnson was chosen Reser of Caledonia. Mrs. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall lor. and Rick Blrke, sophomore. |. over. There were ;nany hunters os the liaison to these churches (Velma* Mlngts of Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs. Jerome Miles 103—Rod Hall, senior. ard-Osgood Funeral Home. Rev. that walked many miles. The and visited them On one trip and Mr* Boyd (Marion* Novlsand Grandchildren George Elliott, Mrs. Ruby Ken­ " 112—Phil Arnold, senior. Dick . snow should have made it easier he received these 10.000 members key of Lowell: 12 grandchildren, ney and those who informed and 4. Arnold, freshman. DEC. i to track the deer but still many Into lhe Free Methodist Church. and a brother. Rev Daniel Zook The Gerald Shafers of Bat­ failure " 120—Jim Andrews, senior. hunters came home empty hand­ . 1 e Creek entertained with n time of hla death. of Clarksville. DEC. r ed. They did, however, get plenty mod of his time in Burundi. 1 127—Scott Anderson. Junior; i lamlly pre-Chrbtmas dinner on Arrangements were by the of exercise and fresh air. Sun­ Bunday, and those attending Pickens Chapel. Lake Odessa. and Family tsUnr* ;• Bill ShulU. sophomore, and Denday. the Anal day. dinner guests Asbury Theological Seminary. ld nls Murphy, freshman. with Mr and Mrs. Glendon Cur ­ 133 — Allen Felzke and Greg i tier. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scudder Spring Arbor and Greenville Col­ CARD OF THANKS tis and family were Mr. and leges. — Wood. Juniors. Larry Cook, :Keen*’ B2°D«Uon. 1. 7 eoondi. 4 5; Mrs. Galen Kilmer and family. sophomore dren for lhe nice 50th anniver- der. The public is Invited to attend Doug, son of Uie Curtis', re­ 138 — Mark Halbert. Junior Mi* Deut Mm* Randall R. Moyer. 16. 443. W. turned home after spending the this service. Gordon Robinson, sophomore . Colfax, and Lou Ogden. 16. R1 friends for good wishes, cards Texas after visiting theV par­ night at the Kilmer home. Con­ 145—Lindon Endsley and Larry Hastings, escaped serious In­ By Mri. Mary Jackion and presents. ents. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Shil­ sequently. venison was not on l( Bennett, juniors ' juries about 12 midnight Sat­ ton of Nashville and Mr. and God Bless AU. the menu. urday when the car Randy whs Mrs. Harry Mlles. Sr., of Has­ The Christmas Parade Satur- , 154—Dale Miller, senior, and Mr. and Mrs. Arley Todd. 8? The Lions Club will hold their । I Stan Stockham, sophomore. driving went off the Green Lake tings. day afternoon was, well attend- .I 165 — Murv Howell and Dean annual Christmas party Satur­ Road Just west of Cherry Valley Carolyn Bue Schovan. 26. «d The weather cooperated and 1. Lambert, juniors. day. Dec. 10. Supper will be • Road The car smashed. Into a ORDER TO ANSWER. lhe sun was shinning. Chief Po­ served at 7. Guest speaker will 180—Barry Eye, Junior. utility pole, snapping it off. ac­ probation nnd ordered to pay lice David Newman led lhe pa­ bo Buck Matthews from WOOD. Heavyweights Larry Norris, cording to the sheriffs report. court costa by Municipal Judge rade followed by the fire truck, senior; Bob Bassett. Junior, nnd Dt< | He is the weather announcer PUBLICATION ORDER lhe floats emphasized the Russell Yargcr. freshman. i and Is noted for his witty nunChristinas Story and also the • toe* spoon. loia a. j«ner»on. men member memoer is urged to guilty to shoplifting. [•on.;. ner. Each Coach Larry Melendy Is work­ Luu if’kkklJi H According to police, she was tiny tots around the Christmas Ing with 36 sophomores and "■ utUnd wltto hU w|fe and ln*|te o. 8:i7 •“ ““ “ ”Jonn“.. « «UC51 * Harold Lehman re­ charged with taking a package of Tree. Mary rode tiie donkey led1 freshmen. by Joseph. The Queen June Har­ cently visited his parents, Mr. beef and two packages of Cana­ By Mn. John Hook They include; Sophomores — R2 CUtkavlUo. 9:09 *.m.. ris and the two runners up, Kevin Allerdlng. Rich Butler. nnd Mrs Ronald Lehman, from dian bacon from the Kroger Ir. or. J Mr* Dunu Millar. Cheryl Flnkbetner and Mary Jun Cary. Robert Cove. Paul the armed services. On his re­ Store. turn he was shipped lo Vietnam. William Tinkler of rural HasFrost rode in a float pulled by Endsley. Chuck Erway. Robert Highbank Farm Bureau will Ruraell Solomon's dapple gray Goggins. Tyler Guernsey. Jerrold . He and the other boys in the Ungs paid a 315 fine plus M35 meet Friday. Dec. 9. with Mrs. service would enjoy hearing from court costs for-hunting on Du­ Roger Davis. Potluck rcfreahteam. Three of Thonutpple-Kel- McKelvey. Frank Misak. Daryl U.S. District Court , home folks nt this particular nne B Wlndes* land In Section ments. a Sunday guests at the log Band marched and played. Rogers. Mike Root. Russ Seitz. tune of the year. His new ad­ 23 of Hastings Township on Nov. Owen Gaylor home were Mr. and Other added attractions were: Larry' Schreiner. Dave Sherry. I Bankruptcy Petitions dress Is: Pfc. Harold Lehman. tiie pompon girls. Giri Scoute;I Vai Springer and Harm UTdrlks. | Mrs. Robert. DeCamp of Nash­ lic Nov, 16. IBM, ________ — ___ __________ Chester R. Geukes of Guekea ville. Mr. and Mra. Millard Gay­ Boy Scouts nnd Brownies. The‘ Freshmen Dan_ Alien. Tom 290S5 -David O. Sbaldaa. Pbtawvll. US 55826542, 117th Transporta­ nttip u. miumi. tion Co. APO San Francisco. Market In Middleville paid a >25 lor of East Leroy. Mike MLnanfirst prize went to lhe Wilson. Andrews, Randy Beduhn. Kim Dance Studio of Huntings. Mrs,. Dion, Danny Curtin. Irwin Dbfine piuo H JO court costa on a dO M Kalamazoo. Jamw Ruse of an address to be printed, con­ complaint brought by Stalo In- Battle Creek. James Lead beater Cliarlm Baragar was the whirl-) Witt. Richard Francisco. Bill PUBLICATION ORDER Gri« tact me. -v Ing Christmas Tree. Mr. Bara-1 Frey. Jim Garrison. Steve Gib- assesalso of Battle Creek and Robert dark 1UK Mr. and Mra. Charles Guen- with the fat content In excess gar drove a snail tractor pulling | son. Steve Gillens. Dave HuebMiller. atu« ther and Kh-ls and Mr. and Mrs. of the amount permitted by law. carts with two children in each i ner. Steve Leary. Milch Miller, Mrs. Owen Gaylor attended RJ Kussmaul were Thanksgiving one twirling batons. Second prize Wayne Morgan. Wes Root. Jerry Earl Chantreen. R4 Hastings, the Christmas parade at Mid­ Day guests with their parents, paid a $20 tine plus costs when went to the Explorers with-Bon-1 Sarver. Mike Schantz and Steve dleville Saturday where grand­ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul. {'ommlMlon he was arraigned on a charge of daughter. Julie DeCamp took nle Wlcnvna os "Mary'' and licr j Steward. * A reminder of the Child Study hunting without permission on ■Uster Siuidy as "Joseph" and Sandy Rogers Is the Varsity •p>rst* «n 1 Club program Tuesday. Dec. 13. land In Section 25 of Johnstown part. A Diana Davis and Mark cm AI al 1II* 3rd prize to the Colonists, the manager and Mike Martin is the Mrs Wayne (Pepper) Engold Township owned by Robert Lor- Parmenter of Grand Rapids *lf~ll«. rad float allowing the inn and Inn- Junior Varsity Manager. spent the weekend with Mrs. will present the Bethlehem Story M4°*r»l 11 keeper shaking his head to Mary 1 T,,e 1‘ummarjr of Thursday’s In a dramatic reading. All ladies and Joseph with no room for mnUh nt School for the Blind: Floyd Sparks. R3 Plainwell, Elsie Davis and Bernard. All at­ of the community are urged to paid >20 plus costs when he tended lhe Evelyn VanNocker -Larry L. Hetwayer, K»U 95 — Greg Bishop pinned Stan them in the Inn. Both 2nd and 42 37 34. W terchant. U»b S37.717.66 attend this program at the Lu ­ pleaded guilty to being disorder­ und Joe Soya wedding Satur­ 3rd prizes went to the Pioneer Wray. 3:06. theran Church nt 8 p.m. Light ly In Doug's Tavern at Orange­ day afternoon at Alto Saturday 103 — Rod Hall declsloned Bill Giris of lhe Baptist Church. refreshments will be served and ville on Nov. 28. evening Mra. Davis and Bernard .'Mill Santa came In lilgh style at the Donbrasky. 4-0. a free will offering will be taken. 112—Phil Arnold dccisloned Ralph Prudden. R1 Nashville, Mrs. Jerilyn Cheney. Diana Da­ end of lhe parade and the chil­ was fined 350 plus costs for driv­ ils and Mark Parmenter altenddren met him at the park north Steve Council, 7-3. hosts Saturday for the Christmas ing without an operator's license. 120—Jim Andres pinned Gary of the Methodist Chtikch for Uielr Christmas treats. This has Parobek, 5:25. the Woodland School with mem­ lice Chief Robert Parker. Creek. * Mra. Elsie Davis, Diana 127 — Scott Anderson pinned become an annual event nnd It bers from Middleville. Hastings Morley Schram. 2:13. George Clum of Freeport and Barnard. •Jerilyn Cheney Is enjoyed by the whole com­ and Woodland present. A "trav­ paid a M0 fine plus coats when and Mark Parmenter attended 133—Allen Fclzke pinned Mike munity. eling lion" was presented to the arraigned for violating a Free­ the Oull Lake Bible Church Bun­ Costner. 3:31. 29113 Ira The Methodist. Ruth Circle Woodland Club. This Hon may­ port village ordinance by hav­ day where Rev. Paul Deal is 138 —Mark Halbert dccisloned met Dec. 8. with Mrs Oscar Willy Myers. B-2. be taken by any club In the sone ing rubbish and junk In his yard. Plnkbciner and made Christmas by visiting the Woodland Club. 145— L'ndon Endsley declsioned •------------Mr. and Mra. Rex Casey and gifta for .ahut-lns.... The * House guests from Thursday . rprayer ' . Jim uuawnui. <-o. -------------- ; family and Ed Rice look dinner to Sunday with Mr. 'And Mrs *< til li*—Dale Mill.. pUuM Un- —Churl** A. Pratt. KalamMoo. •------------» •-------------------- with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hut less 9.30. A A candle service will be I dcU Kosmke j qq Floyd Mahler were Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. A Henry Cheasenuin of Jack Folland and boys from Ft .----- ..... . ' hrid at the Baptist Church SunItt_Marv Howell declsioned , I Lansing was a Sunday caller of Wayne. Ind. Friday evening lhe day at 7:30 pm. A The WSCS To„, A]mftn. 4.3. 'Mra. Homer Hammond and Har'Thl (hr roan nil*. ladles attended a shower In Lan­ will/meet this Thursday al 31 jgo—Barry Eye pinned Chris ,3told Erb Mra. Hammond and I9M. an ar Dslsd: bsrembrr S, * „~w. .. Ra5musscn I 35 sing for Linda Rosser. \ Units McIIvtla. RS HuUttgi Ntrimbark. Prillp H. Mltckrll. Jad*» [ Harold Erb were Sunday callers Htrimbark. of Mr and Mra Claude Hamto obtain Ju Mr and Mra. Kenneth Schon- pinned Mike Leonard. 29 seconds O™™' „Wfb,‘<!r’ Michigan w„rto KernlMB. MlddI.Tllu 29 1 mond of Hinds District. Il I* llrr k»on a । states All-America roverback. -------------------- ------- --------dehnayer are having a new home ; ..... Final score: Hastings 50. School fruitant. I>. ottn-oumi > n»rt« wa" named Spartans' most I built on Irving Road near where : for the Blind. 0. Tbr l*rob«(r S2S0— valuable player for the I960 sea- I For Banner Classified Ada they are now living on A. C. | Junior Varsity summary: isn. llsb. BANNER WANT ADS Call WI 5-3181 son. Johnson property. A Dalph 95—Richard Bkke (Hi’pinned Winkler had surgery at Fergusons | Steve Horstman. 55 seconds, in Grand Rapids Wednesday | 103 — Bryan Howaj- (SFB> Mrs. Winkler is staying with pinned Steve Gillons. 2:39 relatives in the city so os to be 1 112 —Dick Arnold (H* declnear him, A Mra. David Chose stoned Ron Schmidt. 3-0. is visiting her son and family. 127—Gary Howard iSFB> de­ Dr. Jack Chase In Grand Rap- I ebloned Dennis Murphy. 8-7. Ids. A Sympathy from the com- | 138—Gordon Robinson (H* de­ munity is extended to Mr. and Cisloned Gordon Cuthbert, 8-0 Alli 1,, ORDER OF PUBLICATION 8 Mrs. Paul Gibwin and family '----- ?--------- for the loss of her father. Frank iirnaiAfiiz nnnniT 11 CARD OP THANKS Woodlariid Hastings l Traffic Tickets Births at Pennock Car Hits Pole Middleville Municipal Court Has Varied Cases LEGALS Durfee relarriflffC Lieenses 'We're As Near As Your Telephone' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE I’WCk HOSPITAL rPBUCATIOM ORDRR ot Mlehig.n, In rmreb M a No. 14i!' ex at ■ Lauren* Hrtifp'n. Miubrll. I ORDER OF PUBLICATION Business Directory OF DISTINCTION SHERWOOD-STACK Lawrence Brothen Agency for MIMOtlAL MONUMENTS INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Owner Stott Farm Inauranca AUTO — JIRI BONDI All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS teacher of Middleville, who loot ills father last week. , ADMITTANCES Miner Palmer wiw taken to Pennock HoepltaJ suffering from CLARKSVILLE — Lydia MIUrr. R2 29: sidnir MannUif. RJ Nov a stroke a Mini Ellzab?:h Thur­ 1 Nor 30; Battv KaltStaan. K2. D« I, ber was called lo her home near , Doil* Bawdy. B2. Ilrlty Kauthnan Lincoln. Neb, last week because | R2. D« 4. Maty Mlllrr. R2 Dro ■. DELTON —Judy ElwrII. B2. Nov. 30. Lroaard Vvibunb. R2. Dee. 1 Mra. Charles Lewis of Jackson, DIMONDALE— Pamela Macy. 7275 Wlndaor Highway. Dec. 4. who has been with her mother. —Chile Alles Insteti. Ml Mrs. Zcthn Fenton since her 1 DOWLING Nov. -2S. heart attack Nov 20, returned to rREEPORT WlUlam Ro.e, R>. Pa her home Saturday * A fine : trtela Mrieear. Rl. Dre 1: Dale 306 Beech. Dec. 2. Seattle* crowd enjoyed the Senior Play. | Catry. Bb.tieb. 145 Oak St. Dec 5. HASTINGS Judy Heath, Rl. Jennie i-rous Alan Maxton directed the Tree), 919 W. Hadleon. Florence 1115 S. Hanover. Erneit piny because of Miss Thurber’s Gilbert. Wilkins, R5. Henrietta Servlc*. HI absence a The Youth Council , Marjorie Cock. 151 W State st Campaign yielded $1.15118 which Johanna Bevcrwyk. (10 . £ MUI. Joen Hewitt. 939 8 Dibble Nov 24. helps them with the Winter nnd i Tuontaa Hammond. RL Kar Haye*. Summer prognun for the Youth. 1 227- W. Olivet. Erab Scobey, Rl. * The Boy Scouts collected $G00 Carla Tnwa«end, Rt. Nov. 29: And rey Ackley. 414= , H Jetleriou. Mary in their recent finance campaign. Packard. RL Leach Lake. Cynthia Linen. R3. Nov. 30; Jane Att.nM. Mr. and Mrs Rolland Cox and 221 W South. Sandra Same* 1722 daughter. Lynd and Carrie re­ 8. Jeaertcn. Betty Teodale. little, turned recently from a trip to Bedford Rd Meek and Bont.te Wil lett. 529 W. Clinton. Katty Finnic Coming, N Y, to visit his sis­ Xlm Flnnla. 1305 Rickard Drive. ter and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed ,l and Dae. 1; Bertha £ Cctant. R5. Iran* Kenyon. They visited the Carp­ Elliworth. Rl. Marjaan Lyon*. 419 ing China Factors- aha Niagara W Clinton. Berni, r Welch. 303 B. Helen Spoon. 101; S Fulls en route home Mrs. Cox JeSeracn. J«ZIet*on Dae. 2; Sandra J. Foot*. returned lo her office dutes in 529 W, Stat* at. Patricia Htu*. HU' Dr. Logan's office after a i B. Thorn. Dec. 3; Sharon Mau—. Bl. Celia Flaner, 424 E Groen. 14 month's vacation, port of which twe Smith. Rl. Thelma Kidder RJ. was spent In SL Man a Hospital. Florence Laphatn. Medical Care Fa­ cility Wllllatn J Plank. RJ. Deo. 4; Grand Rapids * Mr and Mra Eaton. R3. Duan* Shriber John Wilkes expected to arrive | Donald RS Flood Craig. 327 E State St.. in Uteir Florida quarters Mon-1 Larry O. Forman. 320 W. Green day and their friends, Mr. and1 rioranra Hawthorn*. 429 E. Stat* RJ.. Daniel tv, w Mt'l. Mra Roy McCall of Caledonia1 Cbeitar Lyona,Smith, BI. Eugene Bedlord. left Monday morning for the 544 E. Mill Dec. 5. Lonlaa Klpen, Rl sunny South A Mr and Mrs LAKE ODESSA N V. 29; Emma Anne McFadden. g'»7ft Topper Lake. Nov an. Ronald Mlntner attended the wedding Btambangh. B3. Dee. 1; kritiey reception of Mr. nnd Mra Jerrj' Quick, Rl. CantpboU Rd . Dec 3; Oalael. 1056 Tapper Lk . Dec. Peterman nt G.dncs Township George 4: Evelyn Fanwick. 4th Are. Dec Kall. Fridav evening A Miss MANTON—Linda Sum. 205 Robert*. EUrabet h Thurber returned to MIDDLEVILLE—.Janet Bigger. Don Middleville Sunday evening. Mr. na Blgl'r sad Bradlev Bigger. 93S and Mra Jerrv Kcegstra met the reentmod. Nov. 29; Milton Kermeen. R2. Dec 4. plane In Kent County airport. I NASHVILLEWUllasa Martin. 626 E. Waahlngton. Not. SB: Edith Ai Mr nnd Mrs. Robert Stockham aovor. >04 Shortaan, Dec. 9. OKEMOS —MUard Toblaa. 4346 b', 8. and Robert Gibson were gurate ^SrONTYXUE Blanley Howe. at a Chnxtmiks dinner' hosted by Mr. and Mra Ronald Sikkema Rl. Dec. S. — Jaaalo Hannnla. SS4S at Fingers in Grand Rapids Sat­ WAYLAND Fourth. Dobra Miller, 110 E.Jgaple, urday. Jaae ML BL Dec- & Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Products at Jefferson. \VATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ REPAIR —Expert workmsnthlp. Barry CoUnty Ready Mix Co. ICE—First class work. Call Wl ING done at the farm according Phone Wl 5-2123. Gilmore' Jewelers. 102 E. State 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ to your specifications. Farm Bu­ St Phone Wl 5-5316. ice, 218 N. Jefferson. reau Services. M37 So., Wl 5­ J 2223. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Homa office 822 S. Benton. Repairs and sharpening. Saw AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. parts and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ tings Floor Covering. 123 W State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. State. Wl 5-5H8. and Pioneer. Francisco Farm ICE — 24 hour Service (black Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. and white 1. Jacobi Prescription GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All waihers, dryers and small home appliances. Call 945-2317. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS— Service, parts, hoses and bags for all makes. Authorised Hoover Sales and Service. Steury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Miscellaneous RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired Recored. Burkey Sales arid SOrvCUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — ke. 218 N. Jeffgpon. Phone Largest selection of Drapery <WI 5-5176. HAYE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsc>\ AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ rods. Installation and Hanging. TER — Raw wood or finish*! Alt0- cul,on’ framing. Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 SERVICE ON AU MAKES of trac­ 221 W. Mill. ’ W. MUI. tors, machinery *nd chain taws In our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ Rodlo, Television Repairing ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl ized engraving of all kinds. Gil­ 5-5052. more Jeweler, 102 E. State St.. Phone 945-5316. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ thorized Dealer for Wheel Horn Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. Business Services Offered E. L Carpenter Hardware. SENJZ TV COLOR SALES AND “RV'CE-3I5 S. Hanover, 945-3862. Free service for one ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Setchall-Carlson Color Repair and new work. Fixtures PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water and supplies. Kelley Electric Systems. Sold. Installed, serviced. Service. 524 Middleville Rd., TV'S RADiOS & RECORD PLAY­ WE REPAIR radio and record Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ players (STEREO and HI-FI). Phono Wl 5)2700 af»e> 5 pin., ERS REPAIRED—Cantraf Radio Music Center, 138 W. State. 5381. and TV Seevlce. 228 N. Jaffer, Hastings. • Phone 945-4284 eon Phono Wl 5-9187. Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Lilted in Thi« Weekly Service and Repair Guida � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-12-15.pdf e728ac093602b5f5c9546fcc1968d6ba PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 111th Yoar 24 Pages—3 Sections'HartiagB. Michigan, Thursday, December 15, 1966 Set March 20 To Vote on Jail, Fixed Allocation Members of toe Barry County Board of Supervisors set March 20 as the tentative date for a special election to rates a special fixed allocation of 16J mill*. operational purpose*. 6.8 to rolling an all- to the Barry County Inter­ mediate School District. The recommendation for the special vote on the millage is ex­ pected to be made at the Janu­ ary county board meeting bv J 1 Some people have a misguided Supervisor Earl McKIbbln of IV,.*II I sense of whM Christmu light- Orangeville, chairman of the board's finance committee and a “"MS' * member of the Barry Allocation Board which has submitted the j received rix complSiu of per­ It had been planned to vote on sons : ouiustealing oicvuualight uguvbulbs uuu«from Mr. and Mra Worley Webb and outdoor holiday displays the ’Jail tax April 3. However. heir six str children <-hltrtr*n were w*r* looking ' r ' their If the fixed millage allocation for a new home Wednesday, and proposal is To be enacted for next with Christmas only a few days year, it must be done prior to April 1, It was reported. Wednesday Fire lc’!Ii*!!!!,0^Spi,i* Destroys Home At Middleville Belli Motors Displaying New about 4 ajn. They lint nearly all their poMesilons. Webb came home from his' Rambler r Cars work ut Keeler Brass in Grand Rapids early Wednesday to find his home filled with smoke. His wife and children were sleeping on the first floor of the two-story frame structure which I* known as the John Carter place. They didn't know where the fire tail but Mrs Webb and the youngsters grubbed what clothes they could and went to a neighbora to turn In the alarm. The Middleville Fire Departmenl responded, and two trurks from the Hastings Rural Fire The fire apparently started In the basement furnace area and burned upwards causing exten- The Webbs had lived Ln ths home about six months. moving there from Grand Rapids. The children are David. 16; Joann. 14. Oary. 12; Norma. 9: Ronald. 8. and Debra, who will be T on Tony Belli, owner of Tony Belli Motors. U announcing the addition of the American Motors his dealership at 1320 N. Mich­ igan Avenue. elustre Lincoln-Mercury dealer. He la now showing 1987 Am­ •bassador. 1981 Rebel and 1987 American, among his other new models. Durtng this Showing there will ,be free refreshments and an op­ portunity far those registering Plans for 1967 Barry Fair Well Underway ' Wednesday they were at the Earl McKIbbln. secretary­ William G. Vaughn home. manager of the Barry County Fair, this week reported that plans Cora Flanigan Dies Tuesday At Rest Home 1987 Barry Free Fair July 34-29. Manager McKIbbln said a On Jan. 15-18-17 McKIbbln and ~ Funeral Mra to be tn Detroit booking toe P w for exposition. died Turaday at the Bide-A-Wre -phe W G. Wade Midway again ■Rist Home at Belding, are to be ' oe al toe Barry Fair. Two held at 1pm. this Thursday at other cmuvjj organizations have the Pickens th. pl-ken, Chanel Chapel In Lake , »lth Wfcdf 0^^. Odessa. tlon, making It an even greater The Rev Charles Glbba Is to attraction. McKIbbln sold officiate and burial will be In Woodland Memorial Park. Ing are again being planned and Mra Flanigan had been a pa- William Cusaock of Hastings has „... .— —— ----namtd superintendent of seven weeks. I speed. Cussock has been a racing She was born DeqZi3. lop. in , allnQUncer fn this area for some Salem, Ill, Uie ‘lighter of Ja-1 Uine wly tlt0 go to Detroit cob and Louisa (Shanafelt) ,t0 |ltw, atakee and Hershberger The family moved events to Woodland in 1910. “ _______ , In 1950 she anti her husband. Oscar, moved to Ferndale to live \^CniOT CltlZGFlS with their son. Ertel. Oscar died in 1952 and Mrs. Flanigan reppf MonnflV malned at Ferndale until enterIflUllAlUJ ing the rent home. j December 19 is Ute date of tht In addition to her son. she is | ncxl meeting of Senior ClUsens survived by three grandchildren of Die Hastings community al the and' " 11 ---------great grnndhclldrcn. — Union Hall on Woodland Avenue Visitors are waloome. and there ! will be music and visiting after toe carry-in picnic dinner and election of officers for 1967. Bring your own table service. Gerald Cutchall of the Hea­ tings Loyal Order of Moore has If transportation is desired, announced that the annual pro­ please notify President Ray Wolfe. ject of collecting toys for needy WI 5-3864. WlU those who can children al this holiday time ta> pick up a Cittern or two please do so. or let Mr. Wolfe know. Moose Seek Toy* for Christmos Gifts 4H Dog Coro Chib " Pion* Yule Party Hall on Michigan avenue, or Even with high employment.1 The 4H Dog and Care Training there are still many families Club met Wednesday, Dec. 7, for which may go without a happy Ils first training class with the Christmas unless this project is dogs. On Doc. 14 the dub was to successful Chairman Cutchall have Its Christmas party at the Community building. backward glances “bits of yesterday".... as gls'ancd from tlx Banner files NUMBER 35 EDITORIALS— ? Sinscrs The mounting crime rate throughout toe nation is a matter of concern in metropolitan centers। or-41 smaller communities alike. In view of toe many court rulings in recent years that liave tended to। make law enforcement more diffi­ cult and more complex, this rise In Uie incidence of crime should not come as a complete surprise. Individual rights must be con­ sidered In evaluating police pro­ cedures. Arbitrary action by local, state and Fede nil agencies must be avoided. Thearilicsily. at least, government in tills country lx based on tiie principal of “consent hu Gettysburg Addreas Present Concert Here Sunday tect individual rights, government Music lovers In the Hastings i should never lose sight of the fact area Sunday enjoyed a concert of that it also has a heavy rcsponsl- instrumental music, and this bllity to protect . the rights of Sunday at 3 pm. they are invited to attend a program of vocal I society Thus.-------It seems ' as — a - whole. --------------------- music uiusic in u Central e n i r a i Auditorium nuaiiorn 1 to us that many of toe- recent | There Is no admission charge. decisions have hod the effect of Three hundred and thirtytipping the scales of Justice heavily three singer* are to participate in the concert which will feain favor at the Individual and lure Christmas music from overlooking the welfare of the many lands. Director Herbert Moyer an-1 state as a whole. As a matter of fact, in making nounced that the High School , police work more complicated, Choir will also sing a group of lighter Christinas songs of i technical and difficult, the practical secular nature at the conclusion effect has been to play tnto the hands of trouble makers and crimi­ In addition to the 81-member, nal elements to the detriment of Choir, the High School Chorus for the people,” as President Abra­ of 72 members, the High Schoo! I ham Lincoln, so aptly stated in Glee Club of 70 members, the (Continued on Page 4> Core Choir of 32. the High School Girls Ensemble of 15. the 161 Singing Saxons and the 78-mcmber Junior High Choir will sing. I Aecompanlsls for tbe group* 1 include,- Lynda Pryor, Nancy i Buehler. Diane Gilbert, Cindy ■ Miller, Anne Weber. Lynne । Conly. Nona Wright and Penny Ladles Aid admires one at the dolls she and members of her group dressed for the Klwxnls Club for distribution to youngsters during ibf; Ctrirtmoa The romen made •* the — clothing — *for — *• the — *• 27 dolls which will make glad the hearts Eda V*ri S<o< -— City Accepts HMC Gift of Land for * Park on Woodland The concert will include Bhaw's “Fanfare -for• — ■ Christmas , Christiansen's "W a k e. ---------- and selections from ’ Handel's "Messiah," including It was reported that Barry's "And The Glory of the Lord,” general fund totaled 8244.851 23 "Behold the Lamb of God," as of Nov. 30. With December "Glory to God." and "Hallelu­ receipts estimated al 812,000 and jah." expenses at 835.000. the estimated Caln's arrangement of the balance at the end of the year “March of the Kings" is Includ­ Hastings is to have another park would be 8220.85128. The new ed as l* Marryolt'a "The Praise Monday night the City Council accepted the offer of the budget anticipates a balance of | Carol." Hastings Mfg. Company of a gift of. about four acres of land 8200.000 to start next year. Other selection? Include: "What The transfer bring; the total Child Is This." "Christmas. Bell south of Woodland Avenue a short distance and east of Broad­ cash earmarked for toe Jail pro­ Carol,” "The Carol of the Drum.” way for use as a municipal recreation area. ject to 8137200.72. Last month the 4H LEADERS AT WORK—Barry County baa an outstanding 411 The Christ of the Snow." “The ' Tile Council’s action followed the recommendation of the supervisors approved purchase of program with some 1.700 boys and girls participating, and ths Birthday of a-KIng." "Hhiunm rtaiiiiinjrCiiifiinUslim. Shel." "As Lately We Watched.” Stephen Johnson, president of the company which has Agent William Kirkpatrick reports there are now 309 leaders "While By My Sheep.” "The I Atty. Laurence E Bamett. who Coming of tiie King" "Deep Is 1contributed much to Uie progress aiding the group*, such as Marshall Furrow, Mr*. Justin (Grace) the Silence," "Still, Still. Still." of Hastings, last October wrote! hu been the Friend of the Court Cooley (center). Nashville, and Mra. Gaylcn (JennKt) Bristol. Rl since appointed in 1947 by Oov. Dowling, who are learning leathgrcraft from Furrow so they can “O Holy Night." with Randy the Council offering the land for Moyer and Lynn Robinson aaKim Bigler, has resigned effec­ soloists. Johnson pointed out that tive Dec, 31 and Is to be the legal works nights at the Hastings Mfg. Company, leaches advisor to the Friend of the “Fairest Lord Jesus." "I Heard The Belts On Christmas Day" built In. the northern portion "Joy To The World." "Silent Circuit Judge Archie D. Mc­ CLOSED MONDAY Night," "The Christmas Symbol" Donald has recommended to Gov. George Romney that Garold with Koren McKeough as solo­ company officials that a park Since both Christmas Day ist; "White Christmas." “Sliver Mahler. R2 Hastings, who has Beils." The Christmas Song" population area. been associated with the Frfend The land has about 400 feet with Sue Engle as soloist. "Win­ of the Court cilice for about four stales, county, city offices along frontage and la ter Wonderland." with Karen of --------— on —Woodland -------------------------Barnett. The supervisors Monday nanelal Iniitltutlon*. profession­ । Frost and Fred Jacobs as solo- 445 feel deep It Is south o' setAjie salary for the Friend of, al officea and retail stores w|U 11st*, The Sleigh,” and " Twas j Woodland between the Gull OU Members of the Hastings Board the Court and investigator at be riowd on Monday. Dec. 2K | The Night Before Christmas," Company's property and the A»■ with Randy Mover. Barbra Bar- • sembly of God Church. 38200 annually. of Education'Tuesday night for­ । nett. Nancy Buehler. Karen MeNorman A. Olman. of Chicago, In hls letter of resignation, mally received the recommenda­ , Keough and Dave WUUami ax । rational director of the National submitted Nov. 19. Judge Bar­ tions of tiie Citizens Steering soloists Karrn Prost will tw sololsts Karen be the Safety Council, spoke at l.„.o. length nett pointed out to Circuit Judge “whistler." to the Council explaining the trafilc inventory report tor Has­ pointed IB years ago. the "Friend and immediately after their regu- j tings for 1965 He recommended lar board meeting ended: went into the establishment of n citizens position. Now, he teals, the office safety council to establish and . should ba fall time "not only because of the fine development proposals, follow sound programs with pro- To prnnock John Bay. you (Judge McDonald) have----fesslotial guidance who haa Bdmtnbtrator of been able to establish under sentea by Mra. Marshall Cook. I i 17 11 I Olmsn declared the annual I Pennock Hospital since SeptemSupreme Court Rule 727 Ln this co-chairman of the Steering Com- ' 1Y13P1C V allCV | traffic death loll ha* gone up ber of 19G2. is to leave his past Department, but also because almost 30 percent since 1961 an March 1 to assume a similar mltlee with Marvin Anderson? i four new acta of the Legislature and that a major program by , position at the 280-bed Emma L. Still under Investigation by the take effect on Jan. 1 and wUl «».. Federal Government I* I. unnn. I pixby Hospital at Adrian. DlreeDirectors of the Kalamazoo,I the add many duties to the Office of construction of a new high I Eaton County Sheriff's depart- Chlld Guidance Clinic at their der development. , tor Bay said making the decision I menl assU'.cd by the Nashville meeting Thursday, Dec. 8. apthe Friend of the Court.” Under tills program, states to leave Hastings was extremely ------- - ----Atty. Barnett added that In 85,797.401. combined with a I Police chief and the Barry].proved on--------------extension------unit---plan to complying with certain traffic difficult for him and ills family, >K- development A---- ---------- - of > safety standards tu . . e csUb. but the new post represented an January of 1983 Judge McDon­ 1100,000 project for- revision to County authorities is the bomb i provide for toe be ald had the foresight to establish the present high school for use threat phone call received last child guHanci c'-inl: rerriirs-in liahed will receive fin-ncial aid. advancement. Bay has been ac! Thuraday afternoon at the Maple Bmt,. All^jm. St. Jxeph and He said If Hast n;s was -.fr «t- live in many civic endeavors In Barry and Eaton Counties the as a Junior High1 since coming here Also recommended Is a swim-| Valley High School. (Van Buren CounUea. --------------- -• • type of Friend of the Court or­ ganisation that was defined and ming pool costing an estimated High H |<h School Principal Foe- | Pti«‘ projects are to be run 1 QUartiy. PUot Intended by the new Rule 737. 8450.000, which would be on a rest- -- - received - - --- | *frora ----- •• —■ — - -------Rinehart the call March until ------October. 1967. Olman praised Hastings for “You were a pioneer in this re- separate ballot. * •“-*—' ~*-------tiie goal being the eventual de- eliminating all angle parking gsrd and the Barry and Eaton In submitting toe recommenda­ | velopmcnt of fully staffed in- | When It was suggested that offices have since been acknow­ tions. Mrs. Cook pointed out that | dependent clinics In Barry and some persons were bent on ledged all over the State as mod­ toe project started last February The message said a bomb hod I the other outlying three counties | bringing angle parking back. Olels of what the Office of the and that through the months the 1 | now served by Kalanmoo. man declared ”1 hope you have Friend of the Court should be. people were “most emphatic In been placed in the boiler room 1 «o hold them off ” He The cooperation of the Board of their desireTor an adequate edu­ and was set to go off In 30!I The extension clinks will be the I provided with o social worker—and ------- ~------------------------------— I »dded '"l hof* y°u never revert Supervisors has played a most ,cational plant, but they were not minutes. Immediately Ute au-Ki — i — ... «».. ----iu> angle parking. You can t af­ --------Two Lakewood High Varsity important part tn this develop- Interested tn an elaborate, archi­ tboritles were notified, and three “ Psychologist from the Kolama- ford it. The few additional park­ i ustodlans started searching the 100 st*,f for one w lwo da>‘ a cheerleaders. Mary Margaret tnent. I am glad to have been tectural structure." ing places resulting wouldn't be boiler room, and the students week Coppcss, and Ruth (Reel Morri-, ; part of It also," Atty. Barnett worth It. economically.” Mrs. Cook paid tribute to the were rent home without being rCn bMh ?7 —id e' m 8i*rt*leM Additional services which may concluded. He also praised Railings' and Daisy May Drake. 70, of notified of the threat. *" bs -----required -—* will — continue •*------ —to be Supervisors also approved the luma, were injured about 7 pm When the officers arrived they 1 provided by the Kalamazoo unit hiring of legal counsel for the recommended that the finance, and me boiler uoucr room room The ,hrXl*'U1,<’n U,‘IU *,1J iram the street lighting pro- Monday In a two-car mishap on Department of Social Services at buildings and grounds, publicity ...aae made »a ocorcn search 01 of the M150 and the Clark Road Just and adjoining storage rooms but und€T ““ J01”* 5PonAOr,hlP of toe iram 820 an hour not to exceed 83200 Olman urged Increasing* enKalamazoo Child Guidance Clinic ---------- — *— --------------­ inside Barry County. a year. Atty David Dimmers was continue to function. Mary and Rec were brought to and an Extension Unit Clink | forcemenl of hazardous traffic retained as the advisor. ' She quoted Mrs Mildred Smith, . . , , , Committee of each county, which >aw violations and that more ef- Penno:k Hospital where Mary Russell Doty, submitting hls former president of the school Thte type of hoax La certain- wiq consist of that county's rep- fort be made to apprehend w •> treated for a broken nose, first report as Barry's new ab- jboard, who said on >n Maron on* w bc de4?t * *1 h ; resents the? on the Kalamazoo drinking drivers and convict which required stitches, chest March 23: i f •tractor, reported that 143 orders , uct u* ou uns ox a team, knowing 4,*?!.■'., only who haa a j Clinic's board of directors and them on specific dnver-intoxica- end other injuries were written in November with ihat ,uuii *s Individuals aenso or -a other interested local citizens. lion charges flee suffered a severe cut on limit Kluau we wc may niay not out ‘ ‘Ota^ed - ------- — -—• of -- humor — receipts of 82.742.01 and expend!- ,think alike, and “ .l'rurt«» mo society would n WM announred al ThursUM >ear Hastings made 528 thW foiehead and bruises. She have — our Indiru<ute — against tures of 82.440.95 for a balance of .vldual differences, but when the -toop lo such a thing. j day's meeting that L a w r e n c e ' arrests for hazardous traffic 9io- reewed blood transfusions, with 8301D7. In November. 1965, 203 ,decision Is finally mqde as a group, j pollre ofT.cers making a special ------------ •-*--------Betts had become director of the latlons orders were written, receipts were ,and the recommendations are zv •' Hull-Paulson Center, succeeding "" ~complimented " ’*■* **" *‘ run to bring the blood from Lan­ succeeding Olman th" ” Hasz"11 . 83390 60 and expenses 83363.761.made, we will abide by the decisllV I sllOFUS tO i MrsJ Don Bower Hull-Paulson s i lings schools on their safety edu­ sing. for a balance of 8827.84. Doty alon and work together for sue-1 — do^ < Both were released from the . ' a dog care unit of the Kalema- cation programs and suggested said. J — that the school set up a system hospital Tuesday. ■e-uhild Guidance Clinic. Dog Warden Dean Braden re­ of keeping a record of both The board Tuesday night auth, ports he had answered 71 com- ortzed < school and nun-school accidents. Ionia Memorial Hospital where borrowing 880.000 from the fMtNlHP.SX ArPCI 1 plaints Ln Noyamber and traveled National Bank from Dec. 14 to Dev. U the school knows what types her condition Wednesday morn­ ZMfV«. 2,080 miles. Six dog bites were re- 23 . to meet current obligations. The of accidents children have, both Ing was reported' as satisfactory. The new Hastings City Chorus ported, 35 dogs were shipped for Interest ! । at school and away, it can set up According to Ute report. Mrs. cost will be 883. Bupt of!u 801ng caroling. a return of 15150, six sold for a safety education curriculum to Drake backed her 1984 Plymouth Schools Richard J. Guenther ycTuesday evening, the members 822. two returned to owners for 'plained that delay In rt^^JL; are to meet at the home of Mr reach ail phases out of the Clark Road south on810, and 32 dogs were disposed of State aid necessitated toe^Bk- and’ Mrs. Joseph Hubert. 1009 8. I The City Council authorized! Hastings C.rty Clerk Donna , .payment of 81858829 to the father's 1963 Ford west and rowing. Jefferson, and will leave there at 1 Michigan Colprovia Company of1 struck the right side of the Kinney took her seat on the ^18 o'clock, going south on Jeffer- 1 board far the first time. Mrs । Six are* resident* are among Grand Rapids for work on wld- । ^Lon to tiie business district Halliday from Hope Township. the nearly 1.000 Western Mlch- enlng North Michigan Avenue. ' VAfter singing In the downtown Jack Love from Assyria and Wil- 1 I .Ma. they will go back south on Igan University students who are plus extras bringing the cost of Ham Schantz from Maple Grove to receive diplomas at the Fall Church Street, returning to toe were also introduced as supersemester commencement program the project to 338,924.18. । Huberts' home on Jefferson for vjsors-elect. Starting in April, the City Hastings Kiwanlans will hold a Christmas party with their Saturday at 3 pm ’ In Reed Field -l-rk's salary will be 87250 Al। ­ House. ■txxises oermen in:rea*ea me eierg'« annual Chnumas pariy for Helen A. Buechner of Hick- dermen increased the clerk'- &*'Three students from the Has- | The chorus will sing Wednesm to thst figure from 86 000 Monday night They also bo,he,P“rtVl tings area were among the 1.453 day night for the Hastings Mfg prove t p-ytng Floyd Cr.ig 84 000 There wlU be ^^1or chllawarded degrees Saturday. Dec. Company's Christmas dinner for 10, at Michigan State Unlveralty.; its employees The 40 Chorus a year starling Jan 1 Craig is I now filling the position of single an<* #nd Philip Granville Mitchell. 521! members are invited for the dm- graduating cum laude. W. Walnut, received bis mailer's! ner. too. assesjor He formerly was as- » special , Norman E. Barlow, 1501 3. wssor from the Second and entertain. Jefferson, is to receive a BA and recount Wednesday. Dec. 7. counting: David L. Dalenberg. 4 teaching certificate, Frank B failed to upset the election In 3801 Shults Road, a BS In social FINE GIFT GUIDE * Cooper. 428 S. Church, and Jim November of Mf* Florence Halll- science, and John L. Clarey. 521 Aldermen referred to the PlanE Houseman will receive BS W. Green, > BA in history. j | n!ng Commission a request from ■e sura to read the R decrees and certificates. mnru o. ‘ ' the Board of nupervtx.ra Supervisors to rere­ Dr. Stephen Wright, president Chrishnas ' Gift Guide Daisy E Sonnevl] of Rl Hlckthe land purchased from 2 a''e of the United NegYo College In the recount. Mrs. Halliday's ' nd Mra Keith Barrier at *_Dicturr election wag confirmed with a .Fund, delivered the cuminrnceSharon D. Dalton, 'Woodland, a. as a s.te tor a proposed new Jail. ba pleated at the clover 'naming'in hls East Shaw Hall BS and teaching certificate w — V. Gian Washburn. VerraontDr. Phillip R. Shriver, preal- , 11 B . shower for 100 hours. Tbe pre­ gift ideas presented Soyal election was confirmed by dent of Miami University at Ox-1 Vll rrOCJUCtlOn vlous record was M hours sot Kathryn Kleimote, OUret, a BA Western Michigan UhlWHope oil field production In July in Eneiiah. I totaled 1240 barrels. hlch 820,900 fro ferred Into the Jail building Expert Recommends Hastings Have Citizens Safety Council, Praises Parallel Parking Board Receives Suggestions for New High School W Investigate Child Guidance Bomb Threat at Clinic Extension Unit in Barry 2 Lakewood Girls Hurt in Crash Monday on M-54 Go Caroling in Area Students To Graduate At Western from Hastings Receive Degrees At Mich, State 3 IV n.. More than 8.000 people turned out In sub-freezing cold here to see the Third Christmas Pag* Monday evening by Judge Archie D. McDonald to honor Attorney William O Bauw. who has been practicing here since 1931 and I. mm. Hi* nr..! lawyer in Barry County. The Rev. Don Oury. rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church two World All Barry County 4H'era and their leaders are invited to a Counselling Canter, Atty. Phil Mitchell, the counselor, reported held at the Delton Community hall at 8 pan. Saturday. The satin 4H Club members. 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Pfc» •» Mw* ’ 'RESH Cue** - WM fwiAw at A*r GROUND 2 SLICES BEEF HAM «•»- Dw- IT. IMA . *i* •* PORK ROAST * BULK CHEESE 1*1. t>.< IF, IN4 tllERS �E. Wiesenhofer . . r Is Conservation Club President Wrestlers Defeat „ , . Maple Valley to o, East Middle Lake Grandville, oe 25-21 Have Christmas The Hastings High wrestling ♦*$-4US Sing Thursday team defeated Grandville at vurMcrvauon Club Monday elected Elmer Wie­ senhofer as president. Dick LonCRrter. Vice president; Robert George, treasurer; Margaret *ln,ter' reeorting secretary, and ^*fc(iArKeUln®cr- corresponding Four board members elected were Harold Mathews. Dick Tay­ lor. Dutch Hoevenalr and Bob Wilson. Other board members are Earl ArgeUlnger. Arthur Brant, James Veach, Alberta Lancaster. Howard Moms, A. Taylor. Earl Campbell and Clar­ ence Miller. Welsonhofer named Uie follow­ ing committees for the year: Bulletins: Adele Argetslnger; Telephone; Clarence Miller. Al­ berta Lancaster and Margaret Winter; Building and Grounds: Harold Mathews, Earl ArgeUlnger, Dick Lancaster. Howard Morha and Earl Campbell; legisla­ tive: Clarence Miller; Nominat­ ing: Harold Mathews. Art Brant ond Ruth Miller; ActlviUes: Clarence Miller. Mildred Math­ ews, Elmer Wiesenhofer and Earl Campbell; House: Ethel Wiesenhofer. Ruth Miller. Jessie Camp­ bell and Mildred Mathews; cus­ todian: Howard Moms and Rog­ er Fowler; Trap and Skeet: Earl Argetslnger. Dick Lancaster. Dick Taylor. Al Taylor and Adele ArCampbell. Harold Mathews’ Dick Lancaster and Adele ArgeUinger; District RepresentaUve: El­ mer Wiesenhofer and Earl Camp­ bell. Lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbel). Mr. and Mra. William Cox and children from Nashville called at Owen Suits, Sunday. Dec. 4. The Coxes were dinner guests at ‘"“‘‘“■fr *■?, **“*** Ou*™. Corernt TOumU, m- Lloyd Owens, a Mr. and Mrs. th. VL'HC-a rhn.ml, Mrtv at nr-m« ei.umaaj Glen Gurd and children from Nashville called on their grand­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gurd. ids< spent several days with the CulberU. Misa JoAnn Engle of Grand. ££ P C Saxon Wrestlers Host Ionia Thursday Night LEGALS 103 — Scott Organize High School ‘Y’ Loops Sixteen teams have been or­ ganized in two leagues lor high school boys basketball on Mon­ day nights, “Y“ Director Bob King reports. The schedule begins Monday. tn the Freshman - Sopomore league, Doug Storrs' Pathogens meet Tom Belson's Wildcats. Mouse Reynolds Trojans play Dick Franciscos Spartans and Greg Crawford's Scodes meet Rick Birk's Green Giants. In the Junior-Senior wheel. Steve Keller's Trojans p'ay Denn Rose's Rlnky Dinka. Dick Stan­ ley's NUnrods meet Mnrlnus Cronk's Rowdy Boys, Gerald WUllams FFA plays Oreg Wood's Weeds. Larry Levengood's Sheiks meet Dan Slocum'S Slickers and Bruce Curtis' Canadian Tubs play Steve Keller's Trojans More boys may sign up Mon­ day. Four Overtimes 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen, call­ ed at Claud Hammonds. Sun­ day. * Mrs. Norman Armstrong organ prelude. "Noel," follow. and children attended the Rai- „ ,otm o, , oeiry orner rton Christmas party in BaUle ing Prayer for Advent, and a Creek Saturday * M; and Mra brief mernage by tbe Reelur, Admiral Foerch of Lansing Keith Chaffee, from Star District the Rev. Don M. Gary. visited hls sister, Mra. LotUe ’ CHKIIT.LAS JINGLE and Mra. a rase Chaffee from | Bumpus. Saturday. * Cliffton The featured part of the proSask oar C'rlttau la Ulster _ Moron of Nashville visited hls Is t-w „»an OalUa balla now la aslnS Stricker district, called at Lyn­ । gram will be "A Christmas CanWttk 'to buaibara and ksllys Uat don NOrrls- Friday. I tata" by Friedrich Zlpp, In adson Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Cart Mra. Elwin Payne from Delton dillon to chorus parts by the j spent Thursday wiUi her par­ two young choirs, the instrumenFaulkner. Mr. and Mra. John Mazon attended the hymn sing. ents. Mr. and Mra. Howard talL'ts for the occasion will in- | aaa iuuk»«iu Moore * Mr and Mrs Gerald elude flutes, Lola Sage and Mary Church Sunday evening. Hull and children ci^ed on Sue Gartner; clarinet. Mary ’ their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Berh Goodyear; basoon. Doris weekend in South Bend visiting Will Gurd, Sunday. Hale, and tambourine, Margaret Mr and Mra. Will Shriber from Groos. Warrm Calms called on Charles HasUngs spent Saturday at Will Vocal soloists will include Ken­ Curds * Forest Hallock from ’ Hostings High's wrestlers, who Geiger at Freeport. Friday. Pine Lake caUrt on Will Ourds dra Robbe, Susan Qlnlan. Vailost their hr&t match of Ute sea­ son to Battle Creek Lakeview Arnold to’ entertaining the flu. Forsberg. The narrator will be here Tuesday night. 28-9. will be * Trtasla Suit Is Improving slow­ Maurice Hale. host to the lonlaHigh Bulldogs A cordial invitation is extend­ ly. but is still in the Battle this Thursday night The Junior PUBLICATION OBDEB. Creek Community Hospital. She ed to the public. Varsity matches begin at 6:30. Stale «t Mir hlzaa. In the Probata is now able to walk with the Next Tuesday night, Dec. 20. ounly nt Barry. In the Nat the Saxons will be host to God­ help of a walker. * Mra. Jack Miss Grace Edmonds is spend­ win Heights In their final pre­ Mei. J. Oaoa 1. Daeaaaag. F1I. Sa. McKelvey is having the flu. ing the Christmas holidays with holiday matrh. kafir**!, lie abv Givrn that a htarMra. Eric Kartell in Banta Fe, Call WI 5-3481 N. M. Her address there Is 214 The match with the strong McKenzie 8t.. Zip code. 87501. Lakeview Spartans was a thrill­ ing one. with Uie Saxons scoring four decisions. The summary: • M - Jim aitehsl (01 d«clalot>«4 Dais Milin, io «, enneiff SiJrSiMiSiSiSiSiSi Ml'hlva. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Welton Heating­ Plumbing 38. Ken's Bob'* Oulf Consumers Powes- 31. River Bend Oolf Courae 29. Quality DliCount 28'4. Thornapple Skating 28 and Backe Construotlon 1BH. Baked carefully lb. $1.25 Bankette: A delicacy pastry made with pure butter snd filled with « rirk alenen^ FRIDAY & SATURDAY Apple Frifters____________ 6 for 45c A light yeast raised dough Vih pieces of apple through­ out and honey glazed. !• hou’H love our 1 BAKED GOODS Please Pop with our own Towncraft Apparel!! 140. Bob Reynolds 181. Wilma McCollum 145. Louise Annis 151. Mike .Miller 153. Mlifond Cornell l»4-S0i. Jerilyn Chene/ 115-510, Bob MlHer 224-586, Joan Hewitt 153 and Roy Hewitt 200. Towncraft Acrilan’ itretch' cardigan Virgin Acrilan acrylic with spandex. Slrelchet for action ... snaps back in­ More About- Backward (IsmH Conf InyU raisins and pecan nufs and pure butter Fancy Butter Cookies Penney’s be your Santa Open Every Nite Until 9 p.m. Until Christmas UiMiri Diamond Dreams Can Come True DALE’S BAKE SHOP DALE'S HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE: 1 lb. $1.40 - 2 lbs. $2.75 - 5 lbs. $6.65 Let ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W ie,c,sls>5,e,e 'anaoatvlll. ia/M PUBLICATION OBDBB. . C.ntntr. MfrM- Dole Johnson sank a Jumper On Christmas Day. Rev. and with three seconds left Friday Mra. Willard Curtis and family night to give Plainwell an 37-85 Wolverine Conference win over to attend the wedding of their Paw Paw In a four-overtime niece. JIU LoRur Rev. Curtis marathon. Marriage Licenses IN HASTINGS S.tional Hank tllrtf. GO GO GIRLS Standing! Dec. 7 -Canada Dry 37. Miller Jewelers 33. South End Food & Beverage 29'i. Hastings Floor Covering 27 h. City Bank 22 and Lcscon 19. Good scone: Bea Hanson led Uie girls with a 195-484. Marlon Johncock had 155-413, Peg CronInger 164-413. Dorothy Parker 102-442, Della Oordenski 161-459. Jeanne Frenthway 158-431. Don­ na Guy 177-482. Mary Stutz 139­ 353, Sharon Slocum 135-371. Sharon Fitzpatrick 153-415 and Mildred Adrianson 132-389. Top Tropihoof.n Barry County ConaervaUo Club trapshoot results far Sat­ urday: 24. Bob Slocum. Don Payi Iva and Al Taylor: 23, Don Bacbi man, Oene Cox. Bernard Tobias । and Dick Taylor; 22. Earl ArwetI singer; 21. David Leary. Al HopEmmanuel Epbcopal Church। penrath. Gary Murphy and Jell will have an unusually beautifulI George, and 20. Ray Cox. Ken pre-Chrirtmaa»program this Sun- | Lancaster and Adele Argetslnger. day at the 11 o'clock service. Next shoot is Saturday. Dec. 17, presented by the Junior Boys 5 to 11 pm. Choir, Junior Girls Choir and a number of young instrumentalLets, under the direction of Eduart' M. Grinvalds. director of music. I Plan Beautiful Yule Program to shape. Sporty taddle ihoulder. Machine wath- M* 12.98 to the bird Kellogg «at Among the Malching slipover 10.98 The Hartin* tlon win again, distribution of b families In thia ii rations taking pti contact Adalbert chairman, M whom the In this way duplication* avoided. Employee* at .u, office with their o*n | on their own tint! hare town craft" Penn-Pr.it droii ihlrts Th* wonder shirts that stay smooth ai new all community day long .. . wash after wash after wash) ’Iron’ Prairieville, Delton and electrical sendee In the near fu­ ture because of favorite action taken by dtlMU of Prairieville and Barry townships in voting to grant a franchise to th* Southern Michigan Light * Power Company to set poles along the highways through the townshlpo mentions*}, tlon to bringing the I Was it really a surprise? rlblo for farmers Ill lhemiehr«i in the dry«r. Fine Dacron* pojytsier/ combed cotton. PENN-P/jEST Short Sleeves — 3.98 Cotton terry robe— a great surprise for Dad, husband, all the mfn In the family. Perfect for after shower. In plenty of zingy colors. A great gift value chlnery prised when he choee an ArtCarvad, , but our lips are sealed. Sure, lie saw her examining our dis­ play! mors than once during lunch hour-and well bet she just happened to walk him part our windows after a movie. AnJ I,.at wkist's wmn* with mttinir wliat aKw umnla a..•> school football team at banquet xponacrad by the facul­ ty Friday evening, the fir* mr* at Penney's modest price) 6 98 ^<FT SLIPPERS FOR THE FAMILY! than any other. If we should aee you looking at the delicate ArtCarved diamond! in our window, don’t worry - well keep your secret too. Models illustrated from $150. A-VANGUARD C-MYSTIQUE LewU Bishop, Ln mood Wamar, C oU McDuuU. K<oi>.u> H«M. rrok Brown, U® Mtn, Ralph Marble. Flynn Matthews. Ute Hastings Table ^om^y JW Frederick K. Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. State of the Imperial FUmltur» Got*. Mmi v moc-foo Plk-linod illpon Pompon (Upon Soft-aide leather up­ For him. Split leather upper, Acrylic pile Soft, peorlized vinyl Cross-strap open slip­ with real fur pompon. per in soft leather; Coty acrylic lining. ' metallic trim, low per, cushion crepe rubbar tale amf heel. Ph. 945-5316 oujanrim rubber heel 4.50 Sizes 3 to 10. 4.50 9 3 39 22 The luminary fuiiowa: Episcopalians East Doud By Mrt. Lloyd Owen Glittery scuff LomMrlm tnoc1 Xayon-cetton plush lamb trim. Rubber �Give Our Best to EDITORIAL or Michigan, as well All inwmtod in the welfare of lor. have definitely proven that American educational UutltuUonx Intelligence Un*t everything. hope that Chancellor Heyna will l Continued YOUR MAN toa>:«uch M Increaaing divorce administration having toe power Reagan that the university should not negotiate with students on proposed changes. Thia 1* a* It their ridiculous recommendations and that students who continue ministration is responsible to the io agitate and make trouble should state and Indirectly to tiie public for the conduct of university In our opinion, the confidence enforcement U made increasingly allairs. of people everywhere in their edu­ complicated and difficult and the President Hatcher** attitude has cational institutions win be ad­ vanced by Uils firm policy and the in' meeting student uprisings of cause of students who enter col­ leges and universities to study and prepare themselves for responsible university. wishes to take hasty L . The University of Michigan has been experiencing same trouble action that might mean Uie end J positions in society will be ndwith unruly students of late, al­ though nothing comparable to tbe situation at the University of California at Berkeley where a former U. of M. vice president, Roger Heyna. now serving as chan- institution, U dealing with a much of campus Insurrection, organised and directed by nonatudent troublemakers who appear to have considerable experience and train­ ing in the art of sowing discord. Unfortunately, whether at Bcrke- who through Immature and ml*placed enthusiasm might be at I ------------ •------ —- DcillCd «”» «“ « n.rr. »IU be bb.Ur.r Youth rebellious demonstrations. After. council dance In the East Gym all. maturity often comes slowly following tiie Ionia - Hastings and many a former campus agi- same Friday night Dancing will . . 5. n (>..i I bc 10 worded music co-spontator eventually comes to see tiiat j by Uw yMCA Hi y Boyj. it Is best for all concerned that More than 350 attended the hls talents be directed along more1 dance Friday after the St. Johns iinM game. The Snow Ball will be held constructive lines. | Ule Ha>UnjJ country Club, on However, there are limits of Tuesday. Dec. 27. toleration and patience can - ---------------------------------------thin. Carlton Center Al Berkeley, the situation is fly Mrs. Mae O vert mil h dedicated to getting an education much more critical and Chancellor i ’• »•••*•«* wi S-H24 suffer moat from the unreasonable Heyns may be facing a full scale 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry spent antics of the troublemakers. Mind- show down, The wont student Thursday and Friday with her m. to the numerical power of the has announced Communist mem-1 day dinner with their grandbenhlp, are threatening wide- daughter in Middleville. Mr. and At the height of the flareup In Ann Arbor, for example, leas than 1.500 students took part. Thia is about four per cent of the total enrollment. Thus while 1500 were stampeded to act-in the initial outburst of enthusiasm, about 28.­ 500 were going about their business xs usual. In the second attempt died to about 400—and you could find that percentage of oddballs In almost any community of 36.000. President Harlan Hatcher han­ dled the situation with calmness and patience—possibly too much calmness and too much patience. After all, tbe students here were not rebelling at a privately man­ For Christmas, him with gifts from our fab­ ulous selection of Men’s Fashion styles, fabrics, colors to please any Stetson or-Portis HATS man! We'll help gift him right. At right prices. Institution, financed In large part by monies contributed through various forms of taxation —and the tuition costs, one might add. are but a small portion of the total cost per student It takes to provide their education. Thus the spectacle of outbursts of thia sort do not arouse anything even faint­ ly resembling a sympathetic re­ action outside the confine* of Uie1 campus. With colleges and universities crowded and unable to take care of all those who apply, why not replace the disruptive trouble makers, high though their I.Q.'s be, by students who are will- In all styles and colors. $7.95 to $15.95 Handsome Robes In foulard prints, flannels, blends. All sixes. $6.95 to $25.00 Sport Coats & Blazers; tradi­ tional style* in flannel*, woftls. blends. 36-46. $29.95 $8.95 M O. Shirt Jacket in buffalo plaid, 2 breast pockets, 2 side pockets. $16.95 »p Always in Stock $2.95 "P Washable Vinyl Plastic F. Colorful Belli in I leather. Solids, stripes. $1.75 WINDOW SHADES -p Cut to rpUruwOto. Keith JUTto, Chancellor Heyns Is a patient left for Florida thia week. * The and capable administrator who was i Wesleyan Church of North Irvou» u. Krtekr » brm, lS,d„,^ar^S, K'.'E: out of near chaos. In this he has; gsUur Saturday night. Pmrau had considerable success but much were exciuuiged. Mr. and Mrs. resistance remains among a ste- Stephen DeOroote and family able group of studrou influenced MfS Kennrth DmW by off-campus agitators who are. Mr. and Mra. Leo Barry were oddly enough, aided by several of proud to receive a call from their the younger teaching assistants ion ln Monroe. Wls. Mr and ■nd ■ut.tnnr Donald Barry, ,M profawr. o, o, , telling n>w them If these student rebellions are I daughter. * Mr. and Mra. Levi not brought under control, accord- Steele and Mrs. Ida Allcrding Ing to Vice Chancellor William .’M*6* Sunday with friends In ! Tnnln Ionin. w * -Thu* The WtCZ'v; WSCS e-Krl.la,... Chrtrtnuu Boyd, Berkeley will become a dinner and program held al the third-rate Institution within ten Grange Hah Thuraday was well attended. The next regular meetThe same thing la true of any Mrs. Faulkner, Mra. Henncy educational institution that per­ and Mra. Valentins attended the mits the Berkeley situation to commuplty mlaalonory meeting develop on its own campus Thai Dec. 1 al tiie Hartings Methodist U why developments there are Church, a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash entertained their grandson. being followed with Interest. Norman, of Hastings over tiie Berkeley can be an entering wedge weekend. * Tlx- Extension class for widespread campus rebellions will hold their Christmas party or It can lead the way in reversing Thursday. Dec. 15, at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer. * Mrs. this trend. Gertrude Ruuno and Mrs. Leo Barry attended the Internation­ Chancellor Heyns after going to al Christmas Program at the tolerable limits jn dealing with LeValley Church near Ionia on rebellious elements, has now taken Frtenda of Mrs. Marie Snyder, a flrm stand. Despite threats to a former storekeeper here, were strike, he has refused to give In sorry to learn Hutt she had the to strike demands for non-student misfortune to break her elbow political action groups to be rep­ while visiting In Bay City after , ,, ,, . P . sne ahc came from CaUfor California to visit rreentod tn negotiations between her Michigan friends ^luiulmm^aiuk THE PERFECT WAY TO SEND YOUR GREETINGS AMERICAN GREETINGS $3.95 up At No blends Extra Colorful and brighten Christmas for you and those that receive them! Coil $4.00 up colon . . . glow with the spirit of the season Many collar-: HASTINGS PAINT $4.50 up and Wallpaper 107 E. State St $1.50 up The Hastings Banner $1.00 up »; cotton, f a. m. COOK. 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Recently I cut down on the Specialist Gives Ways fo Encourage Better Breakfast Children, like adults, perform better when led an adequate almoat 65 years old and plan breakfast. A child's performance in school to continue working J wondered If I could get any social security? is cspeically important, and you with your social security office, docent skip this Important meal, immediately. The law has been advises Portia Morris. nutrition changed so that people can now specialist wUjkdftB Cooperative earn up to 11 JM» annually and Extension sGmMM Michigan still be entitled to some benefits. State L'nKtrdRtaMl q. I am a 50-year old widow and I am disabled Am I eligible your child wtHnSSble to perfor medicare’ m^v.. mentally , — | form better both and physically. Thl* was documentyean old to be •eligible for medi- .... 5 " Mrs Greta Blough spent from Wednesday till Saturday with her son. Mr. and Mr* Keith Btough. BPW Members Enjoy Christmas Dinner Tuesday and MraCharle* Blough and Wil- ] Ham Mishler attended the Christmas open house for the patients ”U?lng Home 1,1 °™nd ... . troduced the Rev William H Helrigel who presented an illus­ trated talk on the Holy Land A special presentation of a | Nike statue Co Mrs. Virginia Snyfesalonal Women's Club met | der. advisor to the student group. Tuesday for their Christmas din­ K c<™SS!, ■j-™ w ner party which was held at the bach. mas party at her home Thursday B^Un ^d DaveR^a Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall. Christmas selections were sung The evening began in the holi­ by Uie Hastings High Choir un­ talL runuuo. In orwa R*p«b Sal. day spirit, with a punch bowl der the direction of Herbert and evergreens and candlelight Moyer and the Christmas tree and appropriate music. and gifts were enjoyed 2? “■ M' •“ .1 ben of the Hastings High Future wished everyone a Very Merry Jesse Blough accompanied Ray worthy Matron Mrs James Wll- Professional * Business Women's Christmas Blough to Pennock Hoapital Sun- uams on Dec. 16. * The Boy Scouts Club with Carol Bcaamer as day to visit Mrs Ray Blough * held a paper drive Saturday They president, and seven exchange Mr. nrul Mrs Jesse Blough imd mini a *emi-traller with papers student* who are honorary mem­ Call WI 5-3481 ,Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christie were in aruj had some to spare. They plan bers of the HHB organisation Grand Rapids Tuesday. * The;to have another drive tn the near Left-Over Community Club en- future joyed dinner at Jimmie's Grill FriMrs Mina Wletand and Ann day. They returned to die home wieLxnd were Sunday dinner of Mr and Mrs George Faunce BUtst* of Mrs. Wilma PavHch and for their Christmas party. Those Sharon In Hastings. In the after­ attending were Mr. and Mrs noon, with Mrs. Earl Poathumus George Faunce. Mr. and Mrs. lllxl Carol, they attended the Hsstime taraU* Aaron Gronewold. Mr. and Mra. tln£ school Bond concert. W Mr Jamts Williams. Mr and Mra Rob- an<j Mrs. Earl Posthumus and 1 teaspoon salt Mother, grandmother and ert Blough. Mr. and Mr*. Milton |b0>, a,|ied on Mn. Mina Wieland, school lunch room aMtteria Buehler, and Harold Main. I snurday. * Mr and Mr* Jay manager, that* Mrs. Josephine Mr and Mr* Frank Dutcher Wing were Sunday dinner gue.ds 6 enriched hamburger buns or and family enjoyed a pre-Christ-i of Mr and Mra. Elwood Mewcrar EngUsh muffins, split and ■ mas dinner Sunday at the John 'at La Barge. They all visited Mettoasted , tlon of the Fttza BuiMt* J £ e I Dytcher home. Their parent*. Mr. I ton Mesccnr at Pennock Hospital, 3 dices (1 ounce each) meat catenary winner In the and Mrs Mnynnrd Dutcher, are to ■ ------------ •—- ------Cheddar clwcae 11 th Annual Sandwich contest Mr. and Mr*. Frank Barnes Grind together bologna andI leave for Florida thl* week. * Mr* Pux* Burger, the meal favor­ : Margaret Cave fell Thursday night are leaving tills Thuraday for Itn. appeals to everyone who 3 ounces Cheddar cheese. Cook I and broke her hip Site is a patient Costa Mesa, Calif . where they I ground beef until browned light__ likes pizza because its ap-’ I1 at Pennock Hospital where -----site will vlatt hls aon. Dick, a former — ---------- ----------pearance and taste. Easily made; ly. Pour off drippings. Addlat - ........ u_l---.j_. They in.—. are flying riulns through fhr~ioh resident from readily available foods. • bologna, cheese, spoghetU sauce, expected to tuve a pin put In her and after the first of the year meat' expert. Reba Staggs sug- parsley, salt, oregUno and sage hip Tuesday Mra Frank Dutcher ‘ to ground beef. Mix until blendha* visited her several limes * will go to Arizona and visit her gceU it as the good hot food for । brother. Emerson Royer. In Tuc­ ed. Don't over-mix. Spread U Mrs. Frank Dutcher received a lunch or supper. Round out the son They plan to make this an menu with fruit, salad and milk. cup mixture on toasted side of call from her mother. Mr*. Charles extensive vacation trip and to each bun. Cut each checne slice Hoyt Florida, saying she had P11U Burger Into 4 strips. Place 2 stripe fallen and cut her head. Il re- see many places of interest throughout the Weal. croaswtfle on meh AandwlciL । qulred 12 stitches to close the 3 ounces Cheddar cheese Bakr in a very hot oven <450- wound pound ground beef Members of Hospital Guild No F.l 10 to 12 minutes, or until Mr and Mrs. Richard Blough \ cup prepared spaghetti I heated through. Yield: 6 aerv- and family were Stinday evening 73 exchanged gifts and enjoyed a | Ings, 2 pizza* each. | visitors of Mr. and Mrs Keith 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Mrs. Rudy Flora. ------------------------------------------------------ Blough of Wyoming. * Mr. and FRENCH FRIED ONIONS j Q. I signed up for medicare children start the school day without breakfast. Dr. Morris ever. I will continue to work and says. Some teachers have reportcd as many as one-third of their gel full medicare benefits? pupil* omit their morning meaL Dr Morris offers several sugcoming* has no effect on your gestlon* for encouraging your child to eat breakfast These are medicare eligibility. Q. I hare heard a lol about based on questionnaire* given to the deadline for signing up for sciiool children. medicare My 65th birthday will A child will be most willing to be on March 10. 1067. When can eat breakfast if lie is unhurried I sign up? A. You should sign up within the 3 months before your 65th up on time may be the answer. birthday if you wish your doctor Breakfasts that are interesting bill coverage to begin with the and varied are more enticing to month of your birthday How­ young children. Instead of serv­ ever. you have until 3 months ing the Mine menu, usd some of after the month of vour birth­ your child's favorite foods and day to enroll. Hospital insur- alternate the meal pattern for { French fried onions are natu­ Interest What are the most popular ral to serve with steak, but they 1 with your 65th birthday If you I Togetherness is Just as Im­ enroll during the three months portant at the morning meal as cuts of meat? These are not also dress up plsln hamburger.' Haled in their order of popu ­ Plan on one medium-sized mild after your birthday, doctor bill it is in the evening Mrs. Mor­ coverage will not begin until1 ris says your child's breakfast larity. but are tiie meals home­' onion per serving. These are cut one to t/irec months following will seem more Important to him makers purchased most often as1 In 4*-inch thick slices, separated i well as those in which they have1 Into rings, soaked in milk for | your application. The Banner. In cooperation Like other meals, break fast Indicated a special occasion In- one-half hour. Drain the onion rings, then coat in flour which' with the Social Security Ad­ should be a time for Interval Ing These Include ground beef,■ ha* been seasoned with sail and I ministration. is publishing a conversation. This means pleas­ ant and happy emotional climate. bacon, frankfurter!, rib "porki pepper. For 4 medium onions. 1 chops, leg of lamb, boneless beefI cup flour with 1 teaspoon salt on aortal security subject* If you . and teaspoon pepper will be have ft queatliKi, the Social Se­ - requlrfd. Heat the lad to 365" F. curity Administration will be and fry the flour-coated onion glad to answer It Your social It's pretty enough for a party. Should the homemaker wantt rings until brown Drain on absecurity district office located al a ham k*f mixture that's been 50 Ransom Ave. NE. Grand packed into a pan to top pine­ variety In her menus, she cani sorbent paper. Serve Immedlchoose from as many as a hun­- ately. Rapids. Michigan is open dally apple rings or halves. Monday through Friday from For the mixture, use 2 pound*dred meat ——- cuts —- available at her ground, smoked ham, 1 pound , meat retailers f Noticed any color changes tn epen each Monday evening from pork sausage. 1 cup dried bread I -----------■ — - •-----------your clothing lately? If food-| 4:30 pm. to 9 pm. Address your,crumbs. 2 egg*. % cup milk, 1/8 j Deck the halls with—anything, bluffs, cosmeua'preparations, and questions and requests to that' teaspoon salt. This mixture as long as it’s flameproof. Many perspiration arc allowed to reoffice which will reply directly 1 should be baked in a moderate persons unwittingly place dry niain in your clothes, tiie garto you For telephone request*, oven <350' F.i I*i hours. It evergreen sprigs and branches,lnent may change color. These call 456-2241. I yields 8 servings. * on the wall near the fireplace. changes moat often occur In acetate fabrics where blue or green Uirn.\ while, or where dark I blue of black turned red, note extension specialists at Michigan Stair University. A professional i drycleaner can correct the {changes if he gets them soon 1 enough. If not the change be­ ! cornea permanent. Most Popular Meats Good Ham Loaf ICORFAM If you own a textured acetate i knit outfit and it needs pres*- I Ing between trips to the clean- 1 ere. Michigan State University clothing specialists offer these I suggestions Remember U> turn your garment Inside out and preu on the underside of the fabric Do not tug. pull or mani­ pulate while the fabric is damp with steam and avoid too much pressure. This can eemsc a shine for the FASHION-WISE MAN Bob Smart before you jress It or you may dull the fabric. The soft, light, flexible CORFAty upper moteriol of shoe great mokes IS?- Taji by Shulton Chanel Arpege My Sin Faberge Coty's Imprevu Ambush Tabu Intimate by Revl0" Hypnotique GARDNERS 110 The gift that says so much, yet costs so little. Brighten her Holiday-and after —with lovely Berkshire Stockings in their festive Christmas wrap. tVe have her favorite color in her exact size. $4.05 3 pairs, by Max Factor WRAPPED FREE of CHARGE for CHRISTMAS Plus S&H Green Stomps 945-2134 STATE Christmas LmqA for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy .. ^you'll find them here! ParmaleojT 124 East State Street Make Miller's Your Center it easy to keep its neat, trim look — doy in. day out! CORFAM has a for glamorous giving world-famous stockings by BERKSHIRE Also: Last 9 Big Sale Days! corIam this Two of her favorites — Midnight COLOGNE and HAND & BODY LOTION a fragrant combination in a shimmering gift package. , Miller Jewelers special shape- you’rc 118 W. STATE, HASTINGS cloth dust Si s ci 7 to 13 In B to E Widthi I s. Everything Must Go % AND EVEN Mark Downs of as much as All % esrinal % �■ANNO Diane Crane and Gary Stambaugh Wed at Nashville Dr. nnd Kira. Sidney Shipman ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frlilpaureh and Mr. and Mrs Willard Lawrence entertained with a de­ held for them until they return lightful holiday ten dance at the Ha’tings Country Chib Sat­ urday afternoon.. Dre 10th. horn Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8 Brown 4 until 6 o'clock. Jr. of Grand Rapids visited his Miss Diana Crane, daughter father. Harry Brown 8r. in Ber­ of Ray and Thelma Crane, and rien Center. Bunday al the Bry Gary Stambaugh, ton of Mr. and Mrs Leo Stambaugh, were united Glittering letters above the Fem Nursing Home whert he is; mantle proclaimed 'Holiday a patient. Also visittrig were lib I Church in Chee' tn All" and added'touches daughter, i Dorothy > Mr. anil nt pine bough,. Christina, tree Mra. Thomas A Fairchild and lights, with other decorative ef- Eddy of West Chicago, IIL ■ Hets, had been created by Hann exchange. and Be ty Wilcox, and added from Lanalng. Plymouth. Pontiac. Tom and .Ken Chandler will j ! greatly to the festive retting. Kalamazoo. Charlotte. Hastings. arrive home this week frpml Vermontville and Lake Odessa , Among the out-of-town guests Michigan Tech for the hoi and their parents, the naugh of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Chandlers, are entertaining wl floor length gown of white satin and lace with matching veil. The :, .. ... Toni Feldpaureh of Albion Mr. a family dinner Christinas Day. I Bride's mother wore a beige color TO BE MARRIED—Mr. and Mrs nnd Mrs HaroM Parker 0( Lan- the guests including Mr., and' dreaa yid the groom's mother a Justin Mitchell. Leonidas, wkh ' ?4na Mr Bnd Mrs R|rhard Fluke Mra. Marvin Flower and family powder blue dress, with match- to announce the engagement and of Vicksburg. Victor Walton from of Charlotte. Mr. and Mra. Wel­ forthcoming marriage of their New j ,nd Irom ton Brooks and Mrs Walter daughter Thed. Annette, to , Germany. . , Lewis of Cloverdale, and Mr. and 1 Both wore corsages of pink Larry Rex Frisby, son of Mr and Mra. Robert Brooks. I and white carnations. Don Crane, Mra. Rex Frisby. Freeport .The Mr. and Mrs E. L. Appelman brother of tbe bride, and Ronny bride-to-be b a . 1966 graduate Christmas tree fires spread to Stambaugh brother of groom, j of colon High S-hool nnd b at - quickly that a person should Jr., win entertain with a family dinner on Christmas, guests com­ seated the guesrta. Mary Lou Six- 1 tending Kellogg Community Col- make sure the rest of the family berry served as bridesmaid, and j |fKP |n Batt|f Creek Mr Frisby is out of the house and the fire Ing from Kalamazoo, Allegan ! Mike Snyder acted as best man. i n id&j graduate ob Hastings department hss been called be­ Nashville and Hastings Mra. Blake Allerding has re- ! A reception was Immediately ■ High School, attended Michigan fore he tries to put the fire out turned from Florida where she | after tbe ceremony at the K.P 1 State University, and is employed purchased a trailer and haa It: Hall Ln NaahvUle, where the by the Michigan State Highway Food specialists at Michigan located at Brown’s Trailer Park i newlyweds received many lovely Department The wcddln-t will be held 1,1 in the Leonida, Leonidas Methodist Methodist State University suggest you ’n 8t. Court She will be return-1 and useful gifts. '! hr,d leave the skin on sweet potatoes ing the first of January to ,pcnd , The traditional wedding cake Church on Feb 11 1967 when you boil them. The thin , a few months there. The Allerand punch were served, along I skin of the sweet potato is I dings will be spending Christmas | with bountiful lunch. The groom Mr and Mrs Harry' S. Brown easier to peel when Its cooked I at the home of their daughter, b employed at Plycoma Veneer , Jr. of Grand Rapids visited Mr. the Harland Blairs, of Lake in Nashville The happy couple and Mra Clayton Newland and with It Some of the sweetness u Odessa On Saturday evening the ',. . left on a short honeymoon and | Christine of Nashville on Sat­ dissolved In the cooking water when the protective jacket Is groom'* parents. urday. Christmas party at Portage. . |aWTONGBUSINESSSAU STOREWIDE SALE price* slashed on Ehonsands of items to create a bargain riot it more price cuts it ««• are Mailing our biggest Hale of famous brand merchandise priced for a sellout 1 CLOSE CLOSE OUTS-OVERSTOCKS-ODDS OUTS ♦ OVERSTOCKS • ODDS & & ENDS ENOS Entire Stock of LADIES’ PURSES’ ’488 *3.69 *6” LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES s5“ WASH & WEAR DENIM JEANS ?'C*Z|Prta Entire Stock of LADIES' HATS Regular $5°° GIRDLES Now All JEWELRY EARRINGS, NECKLACES, Etc. Reg. s4°° COTTON DENIM JEANS *2.00 Vi Price *2.99 Entire Stock of KNEE-LENGTH DENIM JEANS COTTON WASH SLACKS Some as Low as Reg. T5 MOJUD NYLON HOSE Now Only 10nly, Size 16, LEATHER CAR COAT, Reg. s55°° Price *2.99 *1.08 Now *32*’ 10nly, Size 14, Full-length LEATHER COAT, Reg. s89” Now *62” surplus stock sacrificed f/tmr ffuldvn oppurtunity to nart* in all departmentv of our start* There were 140 present tor me annual Pennock Hospital Christuw> p-ivj otMiuvu —pitai 's medical staff tor tbe em- jtaff nnd hospital board of trustees were also pre-ent for the turkey dinner at Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall prepared by the women of the First Pres2££°.„C££’n“ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SALE ENDS DECEMBER 3l*t Hybarger. Clara Sage “ nures's aid. ArliRa*. U.DI^ Bar Jane 8mth as s nM plul roiunuvr. „ swltcnnooru , Wlllonoro Huver as the vendor ana _ Johnson and Dorothy Dean 1 trtbuted and a musical group, . pvnnoclc Follies of 1W fnW!.ulnc<j NUa Trick. Jean Newell. f^y Gaskill and Betty Rogers 1 |irg -White Christmas." One of the highlights of the played "Buevening was honoring the retirees P>1“> R«j.Nosed Reindeer " for their long years of sendee to MWlgthe hospital. They were presentBlanch* Jump as «1 by Director John Bay and ; «£' *«•Izali; as included Ekora Falconer. Clara S^mmySamno. ^ ?SS“'aX,£»^XhS! £££&fefi -nd r>r Larry Blair than 19 years of devoted senice | medical staff and trustees DIrector Bay also orerent-d prerent-d Mrs Buckborough with a gift from the hropital employee.- who had .known ____ and ... .___ . __ _...*. her Mrs. worked. with Buckborough la retiring as of The Hartings High Choir, di­ rected by Herbert Moyer, sang several numbers and a skit. "Can­ teen Confusion" was presented I by the Pennock Hospital Playera •' The skit was a take-off Upper Michigan, the bride chase on some things that go on at a turquoise sheath dress with the hospital in the canteen area black accessories and a pink and when the directors of nursing white mum corsage and supervisors are having a ' Out-of-town guests came from meeting. Hartings, Charlotte. Fretport. The players were Helen PurLake Odessa. Woodland. Way­ land. Kalamazoo. Clarksville. Ba tilt Creek and Belmont A buffet dinner was held nt Bonnie’s Cafe. Lake Odessa, for the rehearsal party, hosted by the groom's parent., After their wedding trip the couple will reside at Camp LeJeune. N. C„ where the groom is stationed. MR. AND MRS. CARL D BENNER . Woodland Church Is Setting for I Lovely Nuptials , Miss ___ _____ Barbara ______L. Stutz Btutz and I Carl Pari IT D. Banner Benner were uni united in marriage at 4 pm. Saturday. Nov. 76. In the Woodland Methodlst Church. The Rev. Richard Vandenbosch performed the I double ring ceremony in the presence >f 100 guests. Mrs. Vivian Ralrigh accom­ panied Mrs Mary Stutz a., she . fang "The Wedding Prayer” and | “One Hand, One Heart " « Mr, and Mrs Andrew Stutz. 205 Wallman Road. Woodland and Mr. and Mra. Victor Benner, 636 Eagle Point. Lake Odessa, are parents, of tbertSldal couple Large baskets of pink snap­ dragons, mums and candelabra decorated the altar. Given in marriage by her fathcr. the bride wore a floor length gown featuring re-embroldercd Alencon lace for the bodice styled with a scalloped line and elbow length sleeves. The A-line skirt was fashioned of peau taffeta A removable chapel train outlined with Alcn- Buckborough, finance chairman; Dr Gordon Flnnle. posters; Lor­ raine Stanton. Jean Wleringa, housekeeping; decorations and house keepink. -Mrs. TTOrulde and^ Mra. Smith, gifts and and prizes: prices; Dorothy Dean. gifts . ... Gaskill and M Barbara T.vnru Mra L>'5’u; program, and Tom Cumbo*. properties. AI1IIAIIIIIMS Susan Kay Harwood Is Engaged to John Eldridge We have a wonderful Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Harwood of Clarksville wish to announce the engagement of their daugh­ ter. Susan Kay. to John Eldridge. selection- Many styles Eldridge of rural Lake Odessa. A Spring wedding Is being planned. and sizes. i3D Backgrounds Thc Boo Kings entertained their crlbbagc club for a potluck dinner and Christmas party on Bunday evening. Winning honors were Mrs. Cedric Morey. Charles Leonard and Mr. and Mra. How- ^Lights - Stands - Fish and Supplies Beautiful Parakeets - Singing Canaries' WHITE'S Redwood BIRD FEEDERS Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Identical pink and wine, floor length gowns, empire style, honor, Mtts Mary Stutz, cousin of the bride ant! tiie bridesmaids. Mra. Jerry Bromm, cousin of the bride and Mrs Steve Potter. They all carried bouquets of pink pompon muma Tbe mother of the bride chose a suit of cranberry and white with black accessories. The groom's mother chore a dress of aqua with white accessories Both mothers wore a corsage of white mums Rex Leslie. Charlotte, brother aBtair BettyBump was .Bubbles Bubbles Blair Betty mu w Dr granny Ji. .h, "Lady G°nloh Flnnle was the LW drummer. Mra. Willard Smith was chair­ man and Mrs Wellesley IronsM* A Beautiful Gift for the Home! waistline with a self-bow. Her elbow length veil of silk illu­ sion was held in place with a Swiss crown of crystal and pearls She carried a bridal bou­ quet of pink pompon mums. Her only jewelry was a pearl neck­ lace and earrings/a gift of the Dog & Cat Beds Jeweled Collars Sweaters Blankets • Toys . Variety Stylei and Sltei BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN Hastings 945-3967 । 231 W. Stafg WI 5-5982 and groomsmen were Gerald Stutz, brother of the bride and Al/C Henry Kocwrra. brother of the groom, stationed at Minot, N. D. Ushers were. Bob Toasova. Hastings and Cpl Doug Benner, stationed at Camp LeJcune. N.C. church parlors following the cere­ mony with Mr. and Mra. Voyle Benner as master and mistress of ceremonies. In charge of the gifts were Mr. and Mrs, Merle Ockerman. Miss Judy Bjork, and Mra. John Catt opened the gifts. Mra. Rex Leslie. Charlotte. Miss Sally Stutz. Has­ tings. Mra. Roas’ McDowell and Mrs. Larry Klopfenstein of Kala­ mazoo served the refreshments. For their wedding trip through AND SO DO THE BARLOWS . . . Norma. Pete. Nicky. Carole and Norman Flossie Richards Irene Hayes - Vonda Richards of Barlow Gardens Florist 1505 S. Jefferson FRESH DONUTS from th* Superette 205 N. Michigan Watch While Wa Malta 'Em Danuta 69c dos. Plain 59c doz. TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY PERMIT NUMBER 12 Open Daily Phone 945-5029 Th,y'"^.Christmas BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR FREE DOOR PRIZES No Purchase Necessary FROSTED & DECORATED THE BONNET & GOWN SHOP Bristol i^Mrs. Moore. Gladys Murphy M Mra Furlong. Ruth “ Pennock Hospital Employees Enjoy Christmas Party . , i Personal Mention Delightful Tea Dance Adds Gaiety To Holiday Season OPEN HOUSE Friday, Dec. 9 . . . through Dac. 24th. 'Op*" >" ’ f.m.i Barlows' have been attending Christmasl shows in Detroit. Flint. Lansing and Grandl Rapids, and you will enjoy the latest ini Christmas design and arrangements; I A truly Holiday atmosphere! —Complete Floral Service for Barry County__ WEDDINGS . FUNERALS . HOLIDAYS ' �change at gift*. then sewing was distributed by the chairmen. F<AUM1 William Cotanta, shared the fun and Janet Wilde. Aseteung Mrs of haring bar 11th birthday with Daniel BWk _____ . eastern School by Inviting them J1U and Jimmy. To also link the party with tbe coming at ChrtotMiner. Linda CUmpbeU. Louise Before Lori's guests and also enjoyed upcnfcg. Christmas each guest took home * candy cane. Julie and her friends also decorations had lota of fun opening the gift*. . — — —— - IM bridge club which met In tbe Mr*. Joe Daniels entertained Emmanuel Episcopal Undercroft on Tuesday evening. Judge and Mre FfaMMp Mitchell took flret Mre. Ray Miller. Mra. LaVerne Place. There was a three-way Bowman and Mra Richard Mc­ Laughlin. for * Christmas lunch­ eon and gift exchange st bar txxne on Monday evening. Frank McCloskey. Julie's guests were Kim Fland- provided at the Flm Methodist «*. Leanne Wood*. Gin* Merri­ Church. field. Kathryn and ChrtataUe The Robert VanderWerf family Cumbow. Teresa Pennington. Hospital Guild 36 uun met .* at u.c the of Menominee Falls. Wia. will Laurte*nn Edmond*. Jull Erway. home of Mra. Marqurlte Port lit Kathy Powers, Lana Signs,' Me- T for their October and i and Mra. Raymond Finnic for ~T “““ wv “~« meeting aicciuig ami 11SM NMi and Cindy Poli, Poll. SheUle BeBo- I tha the Novemhar November .n<( and December I the Christmas holiday. U*M ANKUN o A Groat Gift idsa! ORLON KNIT SHELLS FRAGRANCE SET Cologne, hand IoUon.duiting powder. a nn A. UU •Smart Modern Style I Versatile topper dressed up for the season with gay em­ broidered motifs and shell crochet trim. Sizes,34-40. 399 WOMEN’S GLOVES LMthar lika; fleece * lined. Sixes 6-8'A. A LUU SETS OF PEARLS One and two-atrands, with earrings. Boxed. JEWELRY BOXES Gold-color trim, Mtin lining, with compartment to hold her cherished treasures! a aa I. UU Purse Accessories 244 s Beautiful Mts In old master prints, tapestries, petit points and fine brocades. GIFT HANKIES Fino Pima cotton, * •mbroidarad edge. /*y* ■(/(/ Dtnna-" parties at the Hotel Thuraday evening included Uie Ul­ tra Club and Hospital Guild No. charge of arrangements. Twenty - eight enjoyed V been aimed ol finding trees re­ don French and Mra. Phillip Gar- resistance into the new hybrids. Wright has also found that llngrr. There were three potluck dinner the beat colored Scotch pines purties at Barbara Wilcox's the come from seed which orlglnaled in Spain. southern France pi tai Guild, when they exchanged gifts, the T.CC.l Friday night (teachers tea committee), and the regular potluck club members Sat­ urday evening. Former Hastings I It was a bo Saturday evening I when tiie Bureau of Social Aid staffers had their Christmas din­ ner party, with husband* and Stives, at the Dwight Fishers' home on S. Michigan Avenue. The Medical Facility office workers, with their spouses, were gucets so the house was full to the brim with company and merriment as they all exchanged fun gifts after dinner. Sunday evening the Ken Labcrteauxa hosted their Cnbbage Club potluck dinner party. [enjoyed the beauty of the setting | as they began the day in auch a pleasant way. | Monday evening Joan Guernsey[arranged for her hospital guild i dinner party at the Hotel Hastings and Hazel Nitsch served in the same capacity the next evening for her guild group. There were 33 scheduled for the Shrine Club Christmas dinner | party Wednesday night. Dec. 14, at the Hotel with Hubert Fuller [In charge. i Diiuicr guests at the Homer Smiths Wednesday evening were Don Siegels hunting pals wHh since she and her husband are The social calendar for the rest of this week and next looms even busier as Christmas Eve ap­ proaches with what seems great gusto and speed Exotic Flavors Give Uomb Chop :Oriental Touch''- TIE * HANKIE e I./1 ns TACKS a BMtS X^”*1 1.00 MEN'S GLOVES Warm pile lining In vl- 1.00 KNEE4XN6TH HOSE 100* stretch nylon inaurea a great ht Power Beam Lantern Use* six reguler battenet (not Included). * aa 1.33 SHOE POLISHER Gives a great shine! Battery Operated. BEG^ it Jefferson a gy 4.3/ ter shaped, better colored and darnert Lansing, was a guest at Uie tatter two events, "Die Byron Fletchers hosted the Christmiu dinner party far Poker Club husbands and wives at their home on Taffee Drive Friday eve­ ning. Then- was special recogni­ tion for newlyweds. Mr. and Mra. Don Siegel, when they were given a gilt from club members. Saturday night held the spot­ light for entertaining. There were two dinner parties at the Hotel .that is most attractively decorated .for the K-o-wm in green and blue decor. One was for 16 guests when j the Dick Jacobs gave their annual > dinner party for their store staff 1 and the other was Uie Happy i Birthday Club with Mra. William I Dunlap tn charge. I Hut same evening the Dupli­ cate Club met at the Dave GoodI years' far their potluck dinner | party. Hie Paul jjjegels hosted 1 Uieir Neighborhood potluck dinner , group and thrfre were smaller dln1 ner gatherings about town (also at Mld-Vilta) following the Tea 1 Dance al tiie Country Club. See ; journey to far-off land* to sam­ ple exotic foods, but you can bring the flavors and idea* right into your own kitchen. Ceylon is the country which gives inspiration to these lamb chops with chutney, lime juice, curry, ginger, mint and raisins, explain* Rcb* Stagg*, meat ex­ pert. Three-quarters of an hour ■ simmering time will blend the Lamb Chops Ceylon 8 lamb shoulder clxjps, cut % inch thick. 2 tablespoon* lard or drippings % cup chutney 1 tablespoon lime juice 1 teaspoon curry powder i. teaspoon ginger t. teaspoon crushed dried mint U cup raisin* Broun lamb chops tn lard dripping* Pour off drippin Combine in saucepan ehutney. lime juice, curry powder, ginger, dried mint, water and raisin* Cook slowly, stirring constantly, until well mixed, about 5 min­ ute*.- Pa kunb cha and Turkish types are darker tains which separate Personal Mention land are tbe only exception to in Intyre'S heme Thursday evening when Hospital Guild No. U gath­ Wright haa found that the ered for their annual holiday Scotch pine that originated in party. Outsta Included Mrs. George eastern Europe has a resistance in honor of the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Don Siegel. Mrs. Rudolph Flora was hoateas to her hospital guild for the Christmas dinner Wednesday eve­ ning. There Is always a Santa Claus at their annual party and “he" come* In all varieties They!! NKUN Color coordinated! A handsome gilt. Research for Most Popular Christmas Tree Ing producer of Christmas trees. Last week Hospital Guild No. 40 Doc. 11. by inviting Susan Cxln- had Uwir Clirbtmas party, with plantation grown trees sold in exchange of gifts, at tbe City the United States Scotch pine I* the mod p<,pBank with Mrs Russell Doty and of the William Caln- Mrs Ruth Klevom in charge of the State. the evening. This combination aliould spur Mra Homer Smith entertained her birthday club tar luncheon and bridge Monday afternoon al setting for the Pennock Hospital Michigan State University tarIng to all reports See detailed Wright, has a Scotch pine pro­ Thursday noon the board of di­ ject that U the largest and most rectors and their wires, combining oompreliensive experiment of Its the yuletide spirit with romance, kind in the world. Il Involve® entertained with a luncheon at the more than 100,000 trees on 13,000 bridge club when the top tallica Hotel Hastings in lamer of Mi', plota in 30 separate localities and Mra. Don Siegel, who recently throughout the UK and Canada. This past year, Wright made returned from their honeymoon. Mra Lyle GUlespi*. The latter They were presented with a gift Mrs. John Hoos visited her Hospital Guild SO enjoyed a fifth birthday of Julie Daniel, delightful chicken salad lunch- daughter, Cecile, at 8t. Clair Shores over tbe weekend and Tuesday, Doc. 6. Attending were they attended services at the Cinderella cats which delighted Ooreoe Dohm. Marty Knapp. Grosse Pointe Baptist Church. the children, and Rod Riding Nancy Janke, Mlrtan Karrar. Cecile, will be home for ChristHood napkins were used with Karon McKay. Carol Kensington. Diane Wter. Unda Lowry and alm expecting their nan. Mr. and •Brlght Holiday Colors! Parties Galore Highlight Hastings Holiday Season > early September, rlpe lemon ptetely adapted to northern come the little condlUona.*’ grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wright notes that Michigan proud. Uoned In Okinawa. WWWeceWWWMPrCMPgWg1 Solly Stanton will b« bock for New Year's appointments —Fri., Dec. 30 & Sat. Dec. 31. Gift Certificates Always Welcome Moke Your Holiday Appointments Early Women, from Little Sis to Grandma, Love to Look Pretty . Coll WI 5-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar (Above Savloft fir Loan) �3 Injured in Saturday Mishap Can Bamagetl At Intersection No serious injuries were re­ ported following a mishap at State and Michigan at 7:10 pm. Tuesday. Officer Jack Cross reported Throe peraons ven* injured Charles L. Hubbel. 32. Vermont­ about 6:45 pm. Saturday In a ville. was driving south on Michi­ collision on U-Sl and M43 nearly gan when hls 1964 Buick hit the Ivo miles west ot here, according bock of a 1962 Studebaker driven to the sheriff* report. by Mrs Richard (Helen) ShelUndmhcziff Gordon Trick was lenbarger. 38, 101 W. Colfax. traded west arid was waiting for Both cars were traveling south. eacwtat traffic to pa.*.i before Mrs SheUenbanter stopped for! making a left turn into I h e i the - light Hubbel didn't. Ncrthalde Grocery Witnesses Both cars were damaged. ! •aid his turn indicators were on. Hls 1964 Mercury wan struck la the back by a 1965 Buick driven by Charles Eddy Dow, 67, 700 Ca*> Street. Dow and ids Bv Mrt. fern ilaicblit* passenger. Mra Kathryn Mc­ I R2 H..S,IU« 4S1-2I02 Intyre. 82. 1010 W. Green Street, were hospitalized at Pennock. i The Maple Grove Birthday Dow had cheat injuries and iClub with their families met Mra. McIntyre had n cut on the Sunday. Dec. 11 at the town hall. forehead and bruises. suffered i Fifty enjoyed Uie bountiful lurwhan her head smashed t h e । key dinner, visiting nnd an exwindshield. according to the re­ diange of Christmas gifts * Mr. port. Dow was In an oxygen tent and Mrs. Austin Schantz visited Sunday morning. Monday their Mrs. Arthur Pino, also William condition was reported "good " Majtin. at Pennock Hospital re­ Trick went to the hospital cently. * Mra Miles Ruffner Bunday morning for X-rays of has been In the hospital. » Mr. poaalble injuries to hls back He and Mrs. Erred Skidmore at­ suffered a whip lash of hl* neck. tended Uie Stephen Calc and HU car was totaled and Dow's Dawn LePolnt wedding Saturday Electra was seriously damaged. evening at the Methodist Church Trick was back on duty Sun­ In Bellevue, * Mrs. Leila Hnwday afternoon blltz spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Orlle VanSyckle In Christmas trees should not be Lacey. located near exits in the home. Persons trapped In rooms by For Banner Clostfled Ads flames blocking the doorway Call WI 5-3481 Higlibank Holiday Traditions • MISTLETOE ti a parasitic evergreen with white berries used for Christmas decorations. In an overhead position, it serves as a catalytic agent for romantic confrontations. • THE CHRISTMAS TREE was al­ ready a tradition In the German middle ages. It Is believed that Martin Luther popularized the custom. • THE CRIB OR CRECHE with scenes of the nativity was introduced by Francis­ can monks. • SANTA CLAUS first became popular in Now York when the English settlers took over Saint Nicholas from the Dutch. • CAROLS, dating from the 16th cen­ tury, are jApular hymns of Joyous mood. In France, carols are known as noels. Familiet Join ‘Hanging Greens’ ££ The Nashville Evangelical United Brethren Church families gather'd al the church Tutrday evening far the traditional "Hanging of the Greens." For several yeara the decorat­ ing of the church and Sunday school rooms was handled by one class from the church. During the time the Rev. Joseph Bhaw was pastor he expanded it to the family idea and it seems that each season more families enjoy getting together to gnare the work. This year two trees were dec­ orated along with each Sunday school room. Heading up tbe committee this year was Mra. Harry Laurent who was assisted by Mra. Loren Nod­ dins and Fred AckeU. The greens were donated by Fordyce Schowalter and Arthur Pennock. When the decorations were ill In place cookies, punch and cof­ fee were served. • CHRISTMAS CARDS first appeared In England in 1846 but were not introduced In America until 1875. Over 8J-4 billion cards will be mailed this year, requiring 1175,000,000 worth of postage. • CHRISTMAS SEALS, sold to raise funds to combat tuberculosis, were flrat placed on sale in .December 1907. • THE YULE LOG, an English tradi­ tion, is dragged in from the woods to burn during the holiday season. • HOLLY is a glossy evergreen with sharply etched leaves and bright, rod ber­ ries. Its hard wood is also used for cabinet Warluand woodenwaro. • TOR LIGHT IN THE WINDOW, fre­ quently seen at Christmas time, probably came to America with Irish Immigrants. | The Weither | Date Max. Mln. Preclp. Dee. 7.... 54 39 .73 rain Dec. 63 42 .44 rain Hastings Heights Restaurant WMU Engineering Course to Begin Here January 11 Wright 81m of the Hastings High faculty has announced that a college course in production con­ trol (Engineering ») from West­ ern Michigan University will be­ gin hero from 7 Co 9 pm. on Jan. 11. Room 114. of the high school. Tuition will be HS7.M and per­ sons Interested may coatee I Sim or Lynn Perry. " Sim announced that a typing class for adults would be started In January if a few more persons indicated an Interest. Other classes will be offered, too, If Interest is shown. Persons desiring courses should contact the counseling Hubbard Hills Motion to Dismiss Manslaughter Charge Granted Judge Wade VanValkanburg of the 9th Judicial Circuit. the Barry-Eaton 5th Circuit, Fri­ day granted a defense motion to dismiss the charge of Involun­ tary manslaughter brought against Timothy John Ingram. 18, 404 W Walnut, as the result of a fatal accident last Feb. 29. The motion to dismiss was made by Atty. Chester A. Ray at Allegan after Prosecutor Richard M. Bauer had presented the People's case in a trial before Judge VonValkcnburg. A Jury trial had been waived. Atty. Ray contended no proof of manslaughter, requiring wan­ ton and gross negligence, had been submitted. Judge VonValkenburg agreed. The charge was the result of I1 the accident six miles south of I Hastings on M-37 in which De| Wayne R. Greenfield. 45. R4 !Hastings, the father of eight children, was killed about 6; 15 i pm. Hls wife. Margaret, 35. suf­ fered severe Injuries. A son. Bradley. 5, suffered a fractured right leg and other Injuries and three other children in the car were hurt. Ingram was also hospitalized. By Mrt. Albert Green at MMA.vOU VVS-MM Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the HasUngs Ban­ ner staff and to all. * Mr and Mra. George Hom. Jr., and fam­ ily of Kalamazoo were dinner guests Bunday of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp. Other callers were Mr. and Mra. Albert Green. Mr. and Mra Archie Burd. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Tietz and family of Hastings. Rl. Mr. and Mra. Larry Tripp and family of Mid­ dleville. * The sick folks In this George Walton will fly back neighborhood tut on the gain * Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Semi ba to Berlin, Germany this Thurabullt a nice garage recently. I day. Make Christmas Shopping 1337 N. Michigan Ave. Features— A Pleasure by Sending A Noon Special Homemade Soups HOLIDAY^ HOW Full Course Dinners Breasted Chicken Pixza Now Open . . . Monday thru Saturday 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays 12 noon to 7 p.m. (Closed Holidays) Mr. nnd Mra. Roger Jones and Timmy of Mason will spend r*Hr1irfmn« Christmas D*v« Eve anrl and nvamiolfV overnight with her parents, the Marshall Cooks, and then go to Banton of the P. J. McCloskeys, who will Mi Mrs. Frank Christie , also entertain the Marshall Cook l' and will entertain Mr, and ‘ Enmll.r ...... Mra. Robert Cook, 1i Xfr.1 family and Mr*- Katnfch Christie, Paul and I Dcloros of \Nashvllle, Mr. and Sr . on Christmas Day. Mra. Arthur Christie and Heidi of Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. David three sons of Mechanicsburg, Pa. Christie and Jeff and Mr. and Mra. Michael Lyons and Michele i Robert Cook. Dan and Gretchen from Sheffield, Ala., are here 1 of Oconto. Wli. will be here over for the Christmas holidays with far dinner on Christmas Day. I tho holidays and will be guests Cities with their suburbs, air­ ports and shopping centers are gobbling land nt n nUe of about a minion acres a year. The Bright Way... The Right Way to Wish Season's Joy Flower and plant gifts are always valued, more than ever at holidoy time . . . Remember loved ones, special friends, holi­ day hostesses with the ideal gift. Harm and Betty's Hastings Flower Shop DISCOUNT FLOWERS 206 E. State St. W.'ll Sand Flowers Anywhere! Member Ph. 945-5952 Holidoy Arrangements of Fresh Cut Flowers Centerpieces. . . Corsages . . . Plants In the best of taste for Christmas giving CALC US NOW TO PLACE YOUR ORDER Wyler incaflex i Wyler Incaflex...the yearround watch. Supetb styling that Hindi out at any occasion ...complete dependability that Hand, up under any condi­ tion. Protected againtt >hock for the life of the watch by Wyler'i exclusive Incaflex balance wheel —replaced free if ever broken. With periodic check-ups, all Wyler men’a watches are guaranteed waterproof and condensation proof for life. Wyler Incaflex balance wheel ...abaorba shocks; guaranteed for life. a. 10K gold-filled. Self-winding, autoaatic dale. $79.50 Balling's Appliances & Gifts 139 W. State St. HASTINGS USE YOUR CREDIT Patrick C. HODGES Dependable Jeweler 122 W. State Established 1931 K,, �Armed Forces, \-New Notes Hospital Receives Gift of Television Santa will deliver hls fourth The Hastings Banner Tkiirdav December 15, 15. 1966 1966 WHm Three—Faaaa 1 ta • ward of Pennock Hospital with Thursday. the “Banta" being Paul Automotire. Inc, a Lansing wholesale; Gunner's State Third CUm automotive ports company. ot urr ano wra. . •’ c 8 Phillipa, firm president, saving Donas as Newton of Rl HasUnga. la • announced that M has been the . crew member aboard the newly since 1954. the aulomo- i •When you make up your ChrLsimas gift list, don't averlook U 8. Savings Bonds. They're | better than ever Chh year." tbe Boiton Naval Shipyard. ab Funeral services for William who were on night patrol. "We know that all hospitals J. Plank. 89. R2 Hastings, who That's the opinion of Thomas F. With Kavanaugh In Pleiku get­ Vogc lr- designed to play an Im­ have a common need for facilities died at 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec I Stebbins, volunteer Barry Counting more equipment and «up। ty savings bonds chairman. portant role In tile nations anti­ to entertain youthful patients." watcIv^Th/^m^ a*? puea pliea.' Capt. Rotiert Robert tjeaman. Beaman. suosubsubmarine warfare capability. explained Phillips, "and that b be held at 1:30-pun thb Wed^uO^r^w*d’l?^yi*etar «®«iUve officer, an 18The ship will be assigned io the the reason for a television gift" j IlaUMZ MMr ^u-u^uuu One year vetCTan fnxn chm. man wa. from HaMlnga | md. cruiser-destroyer force ot the Previous ------gifts, ----- --------------------m addition—toruncrai Funeralnurne Homew>u» withuiethe«w. Rev U. 8. AtlanUc Fleet upon com- I the televblon seta, have included Morris Borgman officiating with Nearly a year had passed since i and its water truck to tbe scene ij Hi-Fi. Hi-Fi sets, .vets, old-foahiuned old-faahloned rockrock- burial ■«. k- r~i-sub bin* In >the Irving Township . Just seven the team's predecrasora hod left I of the fire and within a short has been selected fur technical pletion of fitting out, j Ing chairs, activity tables and Phu Nhon, shortly after the Viet; Ume a bucket brigade of ad- training at Amarillo AFB. Texas, CemeteryPvL Tom Havens lias been as- j chain nnd aquariums, “I can't think of a better gift Corig attack on nearby Plci Meivlsora and district soldiers as an Air Force supply speclallit. signed to Korea. Hls address la: I The gifts will be pr« for our loved ones." iu said. "Not at Orlando — Airman John L. Special Forces camp when it brought the fire under control. He completed basic at Lackland iiospltal' representative at a but had been In fallinc be.ilth only do bonds keep on giving' Walker attended Western MichiAFB. Texas. Hb new school Is vu at ... the Walnut nuuiu. >111X9 HUB lor SO over tiie years, but they help1 Lloyd G Walker of Ionia, has sector could not be supported the damage, the team medic, part of the Air Training Com­ RA 16925998 HUB 7lh MSE Bn luncheon (Hawk) 2nd Arty. Country Club In Lansing tills | He should It come under siuct. attack. 1SFC Durward Coffman of Ool- mand which conducts hundreds ------------ ---------- ---- ----------------------- waa txjrn In LaGrange, support our men fighting In Viet- been assigned to Orlando APB. “ ssx Thuradav Thursday with t>u* Uie PhUHrv, Phillipa turn. fam- , ..... on March 5. 1877. the son ' HamI Fla.. after completing Air Force of specialized courses to provide APO San Franclso. Calif. 96361 • ■ ><n u>e cu ioe Uy os hosts. I of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Plank. "When you buy bonds. Steb- basic training. The airman, a technically trained personnel for »ub-«rctar la a definite sign Juries In addition to Pennock Ho*- when ho was 10 years old he I bln» added, "you aL-o solve your 1964 graduate of SalnL Joseph the nation’s aerospace force. Sonar Technician Seaman that the Viet Cone are losing I F“ Bennett, a 1965 graduate of Donald F. Slocum. U8N. son of pltal receiving the gift*, other moved with hb parents to Elk- Kitt-wrap problem. Attractive High School, will be trained on hospitals on ’Santa's" list are luut, Ind. I K1R envelopes arc again avaU- j the Job as an accounting and Lakewood High School, attended i ^le at— -------bank .—They —--------------------Flint <Mich > Junior College HU VI He married Susie Paulus of . “ your are easy finance specialist with the Mili­ of 1539 Yeckley. Hastings, has Clinton Memorial Hospital. St. •• • * - 5. * ----— to tiuill or can be slipped into a tary Airlift Command Airman wife B the former Ann Archer, been on maneuvers aboard hb Johns: Eaton Rapids Communi­ Elkhart on April 1900 He ty Hospital, Eaton Rapids, lan- worked as a cab carpenter in Christmas card envelope or tuck­ Walker, son of Dr and Mrs “ UK ship In the mld-AtlanUc Kavanaugh, of Roanoke Va. Ilaak of buUdln« and Improving volunlzwrei for alu^Tio t^- ,h« A ■ing General Hospital. Ingham the New York Central shops at ed ln:o a Christmas .stockings* Stebbins is president of the former Suzanne Eckardt of Has­ ih. i.r,.,, Medical Hospital. Sparrow Hos­ Elkhart and In 1938 was trans­ belated district 30 miles south n * ‘J* tings. composite training exercise for pital and St Lawrence Hospital, ferred to the Cleveland. Ohio, Hastings City Bank UK Atlantic fleet tids year. In-, all in Lonning. NYC shops. He worked Uiere un­ til retiring in 1942. solving 94 ships. 19 air squad­ rons and more tiian 4X000 men. Mr. and Mra. Plank moved to ^LANTFLEX. which stands for a farm un the Wing Road in Th. <>U»r tl.r u, U» "Atlantic Fleet Exercise." has ‘ Irving Township after hb retire­ tusignwi from all parts of Viet' ment. .Since 1958 they had made nam. echo the major's acnU■While — — _.... 8p5 Raymond Wrinkle their home with their son. Cecil, menta: „ team ___ radio | of Normanna, Tex.. on the Buehler Road. To them the Job is challcng- operator, Mra. Plank died on March 14, ~ 2'.—. was TL2 working T—L2— on 22 2 Civic Ing and means a lot of haul' metier. 1964. W action project ~ to clear, clean up up a wawork, not only Improving the '.er liole used by Monlagnord Mr. Plank b survived by one > “EM; other son. Fermer of Fossil. Ore.: 1 g district compound but their own woman. SFC Charles Williams Osgood Funeral Home. Burial facilities as well. [of Hastings, Mich., and SFC readiness of all participating six grandchildren; five great y ‘grandchildren; two brothers. Getting the team and equip- Thomas Krysl from Bt. Louis, Mr. Zeigler had been 111 forces under simulated wartime I Joe of Elkart and Lawrence of । S menl to the sub-sector wus a | Mo. worked in 130-degreo temp­ conditions. To this end. segments major task ui Itself since the crauirea filling sandbags and hla death, suffering with can- ct the fleet will play the "agi Huntington. Ind., and four sb- y highway between Plelku and bu tiding — •bunkers. —•----grcJ-w" forces, while others will ters. Mrs. Betty Clipp. Cornell.; M Phu Nhon Li still Insecure and Wb.; Mra. Susie Flssgus Goshen. jL portray cither "defensive” or Ind.; Mra Laura Paulus of Elk- Jf rcqulrra a road opening operation Bltlon Kryxl commented. "I've ty on March 23. 1894. the son of "support and logistics" roles. As hart. Ind., and Mra. Wilma N1-. I U cuch time a convoy travels In. loaded so many of these darned part of the exercise, more than retail price on the j The first eonvuy arrived at db- things that I'm even starting to James and Adella < Elmer > Zeig­ 5.000 U. 8. Marines will stage har: of Bristol. Ind. rFOLLOWING MERCHANDISE: , ler. He worked as a lumberjack Mr. Plank was a member of ” trlct headquarters Oct. 28. dream about them." In Michigan forests and was mock "over-the-bcnch" landings, Tf-a • — ■ ~ H fin, In spite of their heavy work­ f married to Mary Sackett of os defensive land forces utilize the North Irving Wesleyan M i load the advisors still find time | Methodbt Church and Lodge No. wa nnd guerrilla tactics on Jan. 24. 1916. I» U conventional tnMaiUoo “ K “ “•> ,hp living quarter, and getting for relaxation. As gurau of the | Manistee Combat Trained — Marine Pvt. 993. Brotherhood of Railway SC acquainted with the district John Helrigel. son of Mr. and Mra, Robert Helrigel of Rl HAs­ tings, has completed four weeks trlct chief Li quite of individual combat training at m tuts Murine corps Base, During staff." rr nark’d Kavanaugh, a. ... i Nonnan (Wanltai Williams of former Special Forces officer. I but tbe team has wonderful hls more than 200 hour* of train­ Hastings; 10 grandchildren, two ing. he learned about weapons "He wants us to be seen and morale and Is really pulling togreat grandchildren and four and combat techniques from takes us on visits to outlying j gether to get the Job done." •iistera. Mra Gladys Radtke of combat veteran Instructors. They Manistee. Mrs. Ellen Scott of DEC' 7—-Phillip Oaliup, SIB E. Wil- taught him how to conduct Independence. Mo.. Mrs. Myrtle li.sit ar. tn a, M Mi.hi. cornbat patrols, detect and re­ Randall of Seattle. Wash., and move mines and booby traps and Mra. Violet Sonpalll of Thomp- DEC use the standard Marine Corps «on villc. Infantry weapons Ilob.rt, The Roy Carlsons will b» en­ tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Carbon of Chest HUI. HL. Mr., •tier RESPIRATORY DISEASES Mrs. Earl E. Shcrf? was the WILL TAKE TRADE-INS on the Unit* Liitad Above. and Mrs. Don Prost of Ann Ar­ guest of President and Mra bor. Mra. Hazel Doolittle, and Uoyd. N. Bcrtholf at Illinoh NO MONEY DOWN — NO PAYMENTS 'TIL FEB.! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frost and Wtaleyan University, Blooming­ or 90 DAYS BAM** AS CASH j ton. Ill.. Nov. 25 to Dec, 7. The Johns axklbiUon drtvlni vay; June, Myar,. tor Bcrtholfs are long-time friend* d.fKUT* fillip Mat, E. B uf the Bherffa and they drove Id Haailngs to get Mra Sherff. r. Walnut and after a royal visit at Illi­ 235 W. State 945-9647 CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS nois Wealeysn, brought lur back home. IN5URANCI William Plank Hastings Man With Advisory Team at Vietnam Succumbs Here Early Sunday Stebbins Suggests Saving Bonds as Christmas Gift, Elmer Zeigler Dies Friday; Rites Monday Santa SALE! Thursday - Friday Saturday Dec. 15th, 16th & 17th Only! Sen00 0FF U ■it --S V.' 3 - Universal Dial-Stitch Zig-Zags ... Portables & Cabinet Models 1 - Model A-24 Zig-Zag with 24 Drop-In Cams 1 - Model No. 380 Zig-Zag Portable 2 - Model No. HA-1 Straight Stitch Portables 1 - Sonola Chord Organ 1 - Kingston Vacuum Cleaner Hastings Traffic Tickets Visits University Hastings Sewing Center Gordon trottslde Agency Labor Progress LhbIWty Pre-need Planning Pre-orrongifig the funeral services reflects thoughtfulness ond ossures the fomily of guidonce at a time when guidance is priceless. Experi­ enced counsel on this considerate matter is available without obliga­ tion at Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home. When you suffer a serious loss ... when the going gets rough ... it's then that our services to you, as our client, become a really meaningful part of your insurance protection. You can count on us to be in LEOIIHRDOSGOOD *JunenalJJoiM CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Today’s factory worker puts In about 10 hours less and earns 12 times as much aa did hls counterpart in 1909 Weekly pay. checks average about *112 today compared to 19.74 In 1909, and the 51-hour week lias shrunk to 41.5.-UK Labor Drpt WHEN THE GOING | ■ J GETS ROUGH your comer... to help with claims problems and other dif­ ficulties connected with your Joss ... to look after your interests. CRANDSEN'C ^IVr) I Insurance Agency dO Over Miller's Jeweleri no W. STATE ST. Phone Check and enjoy your SHOPPING TRIPS MORE when it comes to paying bills When it comes to paying bills, nothing saves time like a checking account. Furthermore, cancelled checks serve as universally acceptable receipts. For the sake of good bookkeeping, safety ond convenience open your account now at FRIGIDAIRE uper by WI 5-417/ WKflilBB SURGE Pay WASHING ACTION ATIONAL DISHWASHER nve-vp* DOWNTOWN CORNER OF STATE AND NEW CUSTOM DELUXE DI8HMOBILE Model DW-COML 3 colore and whii • Double-Wash Cycle plus fast, efficient drying. ASTINGS JEFFERSON. • Large 15 table-setting capacity (NEMA). Minter Federal Ra erve Spin *ad Federal Dejeslt latu ajce CerraraL'ea • Versatile Dish-Minder Dial with 4 cycle choice. • Mobile now—builds In later whan you move. ME-1027-20 Deposits Insured Up to $15,000.00 ‘ . ' < �Zion Lutheran Christmas Song Service Sunday ring are two daughters. Of Lake Dies at Home township. lbs daughnm and Sarah (Black) Odom; a grandson, granddaughter. Mr. C Rev. Frost Heads Nashville Assoc. UNITED MeOALLUM UNITED ■AFrunr chuboe CHKIST CHURCH Morning worahlp. 10 Sunday school It a direction ot Merccdoth McMUien, Nashville Ministerial Association Comply LAUNDRY Service ( Family Ihindhs damp Wash • Wash and fluff Dry £lo n Lutheran OnuJt ot Woodland 1^ W«8WdW A C****; mas service oonstetlng only of BIKIE 0WBO3 | _■ include tbe secretary, tbe Rev. RvangeUcal United Brethren HASTINGS 8BVKNTH-DAY Church, and treasurer,1'the Rev. ADVENTIST CHURCH Glonn Bingham of tbe Metho­ Elder Samuel J. Elie dist Church. Worship, 11 am. HMa Mody and Prayw r. Wetoaaday. 3 pmt; norun mu CHURCH OF GOD (Pentecostal) dude Advent. Chriatoiaa Eve. and. Ciwistmas Day mwie One of the recently composed anthems to be rendered is the dutiful number, "As Lately We church Reake and Williams. I W FbiMi Skim, Fletwo*. CMkw HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (UIUmi e Uy tttetm) WI 5-4042 KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. Worship, 11 am. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Rev. Carl BUvaroalL Pastor Morning worship, 10 am school, 10 am. 11 am. Morning worship. Wednesday. 7:43 pm pr the Junior choir which Is direct­ ed by Anne Curtis. . The two choirs will sing as a combined Sunday. "Faith for Today," an Sunday.' Voice of Prophecy, Radio WJEF, 1230, 8:30 am Women's monthly missionary WOODLAND METHODIST fellowship, 2nd Tuesday, 1:30. Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. HASTINGS FREE Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. METHODIST CHURCH WOODLAND Rev. C. E. Howe, Pastor CHURCH GF THE BRETHREN Boltwood and E. State Road WESLEYAN METHODIST Bunday school. 9:45 am Hickory Corners. Michigan Rev. Charles Oibbs, Pastor Morning worahlp, 11 am. Rev. Vaughn B Jensen, Pastor Sunday evening service, 7 pm 10 am. Sunday school. Sunday school, 10:45 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. 11 am. Morning worahlp. jun­ Wednesday, 7:30 adult cbolr. ior church and nuroery provided. Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pn 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday. 7:30 Family Night. MIDDLEVILIX CHRIBTIAN Wednesday, after school REFORMED CHAPEL Young People's Service. Tburs- Wedneectay family worship. Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Boys, Girls Fellowship, 7:30. Rev. Earl Schlpper Worship, 10 am Bunday school, 11:15 am Evening worship, 7:30 pm. OOAT6 GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Coats Grovs it Durkee Road Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Floyd Walter, Bupt. Bible school 10 am. Worahlp hour, 11 am. Clwlatiajl Endeavor, 5 p.n Bunday. "The Country Church Ths Welcomes You." HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Russell Sonar, Pastor Bunday school, ULam. Worship hour.^ll'am. Sunday evening service, 7 pa ST. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH . Kelly congregation will be Invited to join In singing Christmas carols. A girl's sextette will participate A cordial Invitation is extended to everyone. 100 Pilgrims Enjoy Holiday Feast at School Nearly 100 members and friends of the Pilgrim Holiness Church gut I «■ red at Southeastern school on Saturday evening, Dec. 3, for. the Thanksgivlng-ChrUtmas sup­ per that was promised in tho Morntng worship. 11 am. recent Sunday School contest. Youth service. 7 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. Allen Lancaster, captain of the 6 pm. Young People's service. Wednesday Bible, prayer. 1:30. losing aide, and Illi able assis­ 7 pm. Evangelistic service. tants, did a commendable Job in 1 pm. Wednesday service. LAKEWOOD preparing the banquet. Roast turkey with dressing, BAPTIST CHURCH ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST Community Room above mashed potatoes and gravy, Woodland Fire Station homemade rolls, with salads of W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor every kind, squash and sweet 2 Miles South of Gun Lake potatoes, pickles and olives, then 9:50 am. Sunday school. pirn of various kinds and Ice 11 am Morning worahlp. 7:30 pm. Evening service. cream, "with coffee and coalnde. 7 p.m. Evening worahlp. disappeared before the hungry BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH cruwil. Uien many hands made CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL light work of cleaning up and Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH a short program wm enjoyed. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. George 8. Marahall. Pastor Later the "younger” group Church school. 10 am. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. worked off the heavy supper Worship service, 11 am. with the basketball. It was a PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED Jolly occasion.' BRETHREN CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 200 W. Green Street Worship service, 10 am. The Women's Christian Temp­ Rev. George Elliott Bunday school. 11 am. erance Union will meet with Mra. Telephone WI 5-4945 Gerald Smith on Wall Lake Rood Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. 8:30 am. Worship service. Dorrtfl Btnrbard, president. 11 am. Worahlp service Title Tuesday. Dec. 20. Lila Clark will Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 1 sermon la: "Behind The be the leader of devotions and pm.. Betty Ovenaiilre. director. Carol choir will sing the program Is In cliarge of the executive board. Persons needing Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm transportation may call WI 5­ Prayer sendee Wednesday. 7:30 3343. and Fted Bo#dj.' ■ Monday Activities The Larry Baums have moved. 7 doout Troop No. 75. “PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 6: 30 Prudence Circle potluck. Into their new home, on west 1302 South Hanover Mra. g. F Huntley, 326 W. Wal­ Indian Hills Drive. HAstlnga, Michigan nut. ■ 7: 30 Naomi Circle. Mrs Chester ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Telephone 045-9429 Woodland at Velte Road Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor Ph. 367-2917 10 am Sunday school Elywn "A Friendly Christ-Centered George EllioU. 138 W. Walnut. Church."Nursery with an adult in charge Wednesday Acllvtles Sunday school 10 am. Clashes to permit parents to attend Sarah circle meets at Mra Marahall Cook, potluck. Worship service. 11 am. Junior Sunday school in charge Joanna Circle. 12:30. potluck, of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Mrs Burl Will. 511 N. Ccongrcss. (Fourth Sunday to Advent.) Christmas song service. 8 pm Hamblin. Dinah Circle. 1:30 church Church council. Tuesday. 8 pm. 11 am. Worship service. Dcdl- lounge. Cherub and Junior choirs. Thursday Activities child you wish dedicated, oon3:30 Carol and Children's choir Wednesday, 3:46 pm. Senior choir. Wcdneday. 6 pm. rehearsal. Bethel Bible Study, Thursday, 7:30 Chancel choir rehearsal 1:15 pm. Junior service in Saturday. 11:30 pm ChristCarolling by Jr. choir, Friday. Munn. Teens and Young Adults In Junior Catechism class, Sat­ charge of Merlin and Dorone METHODIST CIRCUIT urday. B am. CHURCHES Buhl. Senior Catechism class, Sat­ Rev. John Joldersma Adult prayer service In charge Sermon title: "Can You Accept urday. 10:30 am. of Mrs. Rogers. This provides a A Hearty Welcome to AU! God's Answer In Christmas?" one is Invited. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL 7 pm. Sunday school Christ­ Worship service. 9:30 am CHURCH Church school 10:30. mas program. Everyone invited. Rev. Don M- Gury, Rector 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Martin Corners 0 a.m. Holy Communion. Church school. 9:45 am. and Praise service. 11 am. Annual pre-Christmas 7 p.m Thursday practice for Worship service. 10130 am. Quimby Ohwtii program, prerented by boys and all those singing in Christmas । program. Church school, 10:30 am. girls Junior choirs, under the di­ rection of Eduards M. Grlnvalds. 3:30 pm. Saturday. AU chil­ Mornin? worship, 11:30 am Visitors cordially welcome. dren meet for practice. UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN gram. E. Colfax at N. Boltwood CHURCH Sunday morning in Sunday Rev. Earl Gaskill, Pastor, Broadway and Center school a special offering will be Morning worahlp, 9:10 a m. taken to purchase an additional Willard H. Curtis and Sunday school. 10:30 am. Richard K. Horn, Ministers much needed mike. Unified services. 6:15 pm. Sunday, Dec. 18. morning wor­ Prayer meeting, 1 pm. Thura- ahlp. 9:30 and 11. Nursery pro­ HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor i day. vided. Broadotet of 0.30 aeivicn over WBCH. Sermon: "Are You 9/45 am. Bunday school. EVANGELICAL UNITED Ready?" BRETHREN CHURCH 9:30 Church school classes for East it Grand Streets all ages. H. J. Buwalda, Minister 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ Phones WI 5-3397, Ac WI 5-4995 11 am. Junior church.‘For all lowship will meet at the Castle­ Office hours Tuesday through man lionic and go caroling children 4 through 8 years. Friday by appointment. 6:30 Senior High Youth Fel­ 9:55 am. Sunday school. Leon low.', hip nt the church. meetings. 7:30 pm. Sunday school ChristMonday—7 Boy Scouts 10:39Tt’Jn. Christmas program. Tuesday—7 Cub Scout Pack Sennon: “Redeemer's Mission Memorial Hall. Monday Activities 6:30 pm. C8B Battalion Boys Organist, Mra. Ruth West. Choir Wednesday Activities ' director, Gtrrald Or.troth. Club. 9:30 Women's Association Board meeting. ' Workers banquet. partment. Tuesday Activities 6:30 pm. C8B Stockade Boyi Spiritual Life Department. In­ nursery provided. Cantata stallation of offlcera Club. "Chimes of the Holy Nlghi." Thursday Activities clety meeting. ' 1:30 Cherub choir practice. Wednesday Activities 6 Kirk House choir practice. 6:45 Junior High choir prao-------------/ * HASTINGS A8SEMBL? OF GOD CHURCH r 102 K. Woodland Avenue Rev. H. R. Oollver CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1719 N. Broadway Almon G. Fulton. Pastor 410 E Madison, 945-5065 WCTU to Meet Saturdays. 8T. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Sunday Masses. 7:33, il pm OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING DELTON METHODIST >, Bunday. 8. IBVtNd CHAPEL Sunday school, Il HA8TINGB UNITED HOLINESS CHURCH Bast Marshall Street MArvln Slckmlller, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am Morning worahlp. 11 am. For BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTll. Evangelist 11:13 am. Sunday school. The Finest of Family Gifts for true TV value compare RCAVICTOR ‘COLOR FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Her. Burnley G. Spenoer, Pastor Phono 945-5218 Where a Christian Experience Mokes You a Member. 10 am Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worahlp. 6:15 pm. Youth Fellowship. 6:30 pm. Evening prayer. 7 pm. Evening worahlp. More People Own hcavictor Than Sny Other Television.. Black and White SOBTH KA LAMO PENTECOSTAL Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor 1831 Ionia Rd_ Kalamo Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worahlp. 11 am or Color Television against all the rest See them and Get the Best Price at Bulling's 139 W. State St NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Young PsopteW service, 1 pm. Evangelistic service, 8 pm. DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 7 pm. Evening group, ■ Mrs. 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and 7:30 Chancel choir practice. Gladys Ostroth. Bible study. Saturday—11 Christmas Eve Nuraery for both groups. Hastings. Mich., Ph. WI 5-9485 Thursday — 8:30 pm Pioneer service. There will be carol sing­ 8 pm Chancel choir rehearsal. ing. and the chancel choir will Saturday Sabbath school. 8:30. Girls dubs. Saturday, library open 2 to 4. sing selections from the Messiah. Worahlft 11 am. The public is cordially invited. WOODLAND Today," on FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. CHURCH HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Radio WJNF. 1230. 8:10 am. Bunday public talk, 3 pm. Morning worship, 11 am. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY Sunday school, 11 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH TRINITY GO8PEL CHURCH Wednesday service. 3 pm. Reading room open WsdneeXMaaa LP.A. Campgrounds INTER-LAKE8 Phono DR 4-8377 BAPTIST CHURCH FREE^IETHoSsT CHURCH Morning worship, 11 am. Homing worship, 7 pm Wednesday Fellowship. 7. pm Praysr sendee, 6 pm �if Fresh Out of The Attic how the min Raco from U» dim to the old min WM dug by hand caught fire just before midnight unique history. It started with plenty of excitement on July 4. First Driver Licenses Will Be Probationary Starting Jan. I. all flrat driver licenses Issued in Michigan will be probaUonary In nature. Orangeville went to Hastings on Hare said 1 that In compliance Legislature. his Department Is On arriving at Hastings they ere told that the Middleville probationary licences to all new By H. D. Burpee 1 lciki you i was going to reproduce an 1 wro<c for <hp BANNER back in 1662. It ap­ peared In the May 15th issue, while I wm Imagining at that time the conditions back 100 years ago, I know from the rend­ ing and researching I have done until eight yean later. She waa buried Uiere three years before tho first store was started In Orangeville, five years before the old mill and tavern was built, and 11 years, mind you, before the Mart of the Civil War. They probably hadn't even to Middleville and pleaded with ■mining stations u soon as But the Middleville tavern keep­ er didn't feel very kindly toward the new Orangeville tavern. sons obtaining original MichCompetition you know. He re­ fused to give the cannon up. designated and clearly marked Well the Orangeville boys weren't going to give up that easily. They went back to Orangeville, got all Uie able­ bodied men they could find, and went bock to Middleville. After a pitched battle in the middle of the night, they arrived back Ln Orangeville about day­ light July 4th victorious with the cannon. The Middleville tavern keeper had the Orangeville boys arrest­ ed for disturbing the peace. The 1 Orangeville. boys turned around nnd had the Middleville tavern keeper arrested for selling liquor The pioneers were scattered ' those days, and If everybody hl what Orangeville townTIME ’ •*“* b* “Is4“now uw unui «cthe ’l‘«' funeral townnvnA LONG I ,, Ann ° •■‘h:p tt'U-ndcd U»J'n‘tolP »-addT have been as many ta» ii ' from 1110 *U* I M attends an ordinary funeral iage lie three lonely graves all now-a-days __ I Undertakers were unheard of. The Inscriptions..as plain as if i Some neighbors probably built lo the rough box out of rough my notion tell a story In itrelf. lumber Someone probably sat Two monuments set there in . up all night with the body. They the midst of n clump of pine were doing that yet in my day. trees. On one the Inscription. I Although the history' of Barry "Samuel Youngs Died April 12,1 and Allegan counties does not 1876 aged 61 years, 3 months and • mention the deaths of the llt23 days old." On tho other a I He girls. It does mention Samuel double Inscription, "Jane Died j Youngs a couple ot times, and June 18-1858 aged 8 years. 8 tells of him being on the petit parties finally dropped the ' ctuugea. months and 22 days" and ' Betsy I Jury. Died September 7. 1850 aged 9 The history does mention the -hYes I~ there has been a lot ,of u years. 27 dsys" and on the bot- fact that a number of the plo- , ,Uw?e JT®. “H" nerrs ,ost toeTr children flth e“£ PwT£k2 1 tom is Inscribed "Children of S. • neers lost -*-■•-■— --—-1 th! fever fever ana and ague, ague. also Also ii it gives gives 7?°***“ L ! and C. Youngs." ihr what was was thought thought to to be be the t h e! °PC. canP5t bul„Y?2!ler Nothing Is said about Mrs. what what another 100 years will bring Youngs although, she no doubt I cause of fever and ague 1* buried there also. i It tells how most families forth. Certainly the old pioneers are 111 venture to say that a lot I would run out of meat along of people living close by t6duy , nboyt May. and then their main have never noticed this hlstort-1 diet all Summer would be cu- They laid the groundwork for what we have today. cal spot Now lets take a look | cumbers and milk, and they We think have it tough, back to 1850— 116 years ago!claim that such a diet caused but brother we don't have to I Jlnce Beriy-ewus laid to rest. The the fever and ague, live on cucuumbers and milk, I buris) took place, no doubt, on I anl afraid that If we now-aand suffer and endure the hard- j Mr. Young's farm. The Orahge- days were to adopt such a diet ville Cemetery wasn't started f°r very long, that we too would ships, they did. Again I sag | have something. It Is very Interesting to read the history of Orangeville town­ ship. . ___ Two men. Truman Clark and Oeorge Sweet, went through the lee In Gun Lake and were drowned Jan. 26‘. 1858. Their graves were the first in the St. Augustine Altar Society of: | Orangeville Cemetery- One stone Middleville will hold Ito annual stands at their resting place Just Citristmas potluck dinner and gift exchange at the church on I tank. They were buried on the some lot and it h inscribed on I their monument, "Drowned Ln ervatlons with Mrs. Earl White. jOun lake Jan. 36. 1858." charge of table decorations and entitled: Wolverine^ & Riverside pendability ot our fqst claim service and per- For All Types of __ ^Insurance—Sil HASTINGS The store that cares...about you! CUT FROM MATURE, CORN-FED BEEF—"SUPER-RIGHT" MILLER REAL ESTATE COMrLITI «IA1 UTATI mvici INSURANCI and green with gold accents. Mrs. Joseph Sanford and Mrs. John Mtdjlgnn win arrange the appetisers and punch bowl. Mrs. Paul Clsler la planning enter­ tainment and games for the eve­ ning. . r, The Rev. Pr. Ralph Rally and the Rev. Fr. Stephen Veablt will | be guests. New officers to be Installed are: Jorums, and iecretary,. RUU1 Oeukes. Committee ohAlrtneti to* the coming year are: MnijDLri White, telephone: Mra.- -OeneBerg, Hospitality, and Mrs. James C. Norman, publicity and Altar linens Mrs. Oerald Williams. The Christmas batoar Com­ mittee members wish to thank everyone Ln the cotnmunlty taf their generous support. . . INSURANCE AGENCY “Side or Strand Thaatra" *119 West Stat. St Some stores in th« United States and Canada depend on Christmas shoppers for a fifth of the sales they make during the enure year. Porterhouse u 99' lUFHSu/Sliced Beef Liver Meet the V’M Board of Directors. Thai's who really sets the standards at V-M. Solid State AM, FM. FM Stereo radio tuner creates only beautiful music, not noise or hum, "locks" on stations automati­ cally so they won’t drift away, and keeps music true even at low levels. The 4-speed phonograph with its "Shadoweight"’ tone arm tracks so true that distortion Is imperceptible. Transistorized amplifier powers six vi­ brant speakers! And all in glowing cabinetry that merits the Certification Tag of the Fine Hardwoods Association. We think even the stormy Beethoven would be pleased. We're sure you will be. HH WAYNI A HAROLh EVERYONE WANTS TO PLEASE It every gin we glvi shows let and tasto. it dImmB caiver. Many timaa • vary practlcal gtft will be much better received than a glamourous one that i« ot recipient. Men. are ahraya h.n,. tn . ureful arthat reprgwnte real thoughtfulness tn thw behalf. * ' ' ■ u.49* »43* u49* u 59* Pork Sausage Pork Roast Pork Steaks ORANGES The Voice of Music Al fwf«W M M MRC-rV TODAY Md F0NMNT SAren Canned Hams om hw ■ -euptAiuairt- . ' Fanav Meed Bacon 69* TNoMB«ed Bacon »•' 1” reueiBduiifar ewNTBY-rrYia 6M"|8^5" && 69^ Sour Cream WINS FAVOR Cut Asparagus zippaa sbcin—tn-tizi wasTiaBs—aao doe29c g aw 59* 13 29* Delicious Apples 10 Chiquila Bananas. FRMW Cranberries........ OIL MONTI ... 2 M 39* Cream Corn HRLLMANN-S Mayonnaise 65 10-X Sugar wh 15 4 ’c Arif JFJV Phm. Juice 63* h -GAL CTN. Fresh Orange Juice FRUIT SALE 25 FREK WITH PURCHASl OF 100 125 «99« ASF Brand , Gradn Sk" Freestone Peaches Fruit Cocktail Bartlett Pears Apricot Halves YOUR CHOICE 00 S&P—OUR FINEST QUALITY Tropical Fruit Punch WHITE BEAUTY1. BONUS BINGO “59* Shortening Fudgsides MHMYYIUP ALL-euieoag 12 Ice Cream You May Win up to 3 Mil* k&P BRAND FLORIDA Cake Mixes 3 5 at' 39* Tow<h.. 2 »k |3* 59* wnn 98* ^1^3* SAVE 20c—MILO AND MILLOW Eight OXIock Coffee Choc. Brownies 49* Sugared Donuts 21* FARKia—aaiao Cracked Wheat FRUIT CAKE OVER H FMMT ANO NVT1 49* Cherry Pie.......... iabbi MUSIC CENTER IV. B . H Wl M2H » 59* - -a- ru. BONELESS, FULLY COOKED Pineapple Grapefruit Drink Play Alft Exciting >11 K. RAILROAD STUBT. HASTIN OH. PHONE BM- Sliced Bacon ADF—-OUR FINEST QUALITY 8S4IZE DOZEN *1,000 IN CASH "Ptymooth" Model MS aulgood brand LB. 1<” Cube Steaks.. *29* Cut-Up Fryers FEATURE VALUE CALIFORNIA NAVEL Now la the time U) con- gift for the man on your Hit •FIT. qUARTlM* OR »» fl 19 LI. j1* Strip Steaks 25r WHOU FRYERS 79 85 95 "SUMI-RIGHT" , FRESH FRYERS T-Bone Sirloin Round Tangerines............ AS WE SEE IT “SUFIR-RIGHT" QUALITY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED STEAKS LI. 1 HI Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP LAUNDROMAT A St. Auetistine “ Altar Society Bazaar Monday AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE as probationary tor one year ed to Include both group and Tavt e____I—-from the dale of issuance. j individual counselling where nee- ' T°’ JUnufly This does not include persons' cr.-ary to help there young driv-! hath mm who were Uctsucu drivers in;*™ understand themselves in re-1 .re I heard this; that power ether ■ l«U«i 10 their driving problems. other states. Hart noted ibngeth unto God.” This will -UU. or probationary drt,ano.U,.. J 'Licenses ot drlvnnd psychological problems dearer Union will hi ton b convicted of one moving violation in Michigan during the phisii on the relationship of Universe. Including Mon. rvolved tty Atomic Porca?" to ba read one-year probationary period or in at Christian Science Churches upon failure to appear before this Sunday. a magistrate to answer a traffic summons. He added, that some counties “Suspension period would be determined at the re-examina­ such refresher schools through tion of the driver, but accord- county driver safety schools. “There axe 13 Ln operation which! helped some 6,000 drivers last ■ year, most of those through He also advocated a State­ courts and driver Improvement! operations of the Michigan De- ' wide network of "refresher driv­ partnienl of State." FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WI AM aV er training schools aimed ut the He pointed to Uie need fori PARTICIFATING IN THE HASTINGS 18-20-year-oid group which has the highest Involvement In ac­ such schools In all sections of | CITY BANK CREDIT CARD FLAN. cidents and violations against the State, designed to help the; the Michigan's driver point sys­ younger driver. tem. For Banner Class! fled Ads Training these persons would Nbrth Goa Cola-Op Opoo 5rOO a.m. - 10 p.m. have to be carefully accompilshCall WI 5-3481 2 UnCTIVI THROWN M1UMM •• ••«■ 3 �Future ■tor. chairmorf State Uni ver■aent, sounded Weal Mlchf waralng af-steto Rt?>X oplbw martota and to >di«idMe The HSU dairy head warned, however, that successful dairy­ men wid haro to do a better Job Barry Delegates merits which win permit him to provide Improved working coodltians ter. his employees. Dairymen attending the eon- • Dairymen milking fire years prontabu ------------ - strong dustry In a slide-type presenta­ herd health program; uUlzlng tion developed by MBIT* team William Rose Of Freeport Dies Thursda Barry Farm To Name Farm Calendar Committeeman WINNERS fairgrounds for tho Agricultural BUbUlsallon and Conservation Committee convention to name one county oommlttcanazi for a Pennock Hospital, were held at < 3:30 jxm. Saturday at the Leon­ ard-Osgood Funeral Home. Tiie Rev. Morris Borgman and Extension Dairyman Bon Mur­ ray urged milk producers to familiarize thcmnclvcs with dairy The new tnetlwxl Is designed to provide production informa­ mended the dairymen for their tion only, and will teal herds progress In meeting the guide­ every three monttis, rattier than lines set up in Michigan's new Township Cemetery. Carlton Grangers To Go Caroling Sunday Evening ty on July 37, 1904, the son of Wllaon said the TMT method C liarlea and Lenora (Klneal Rose. He moved to Hastings with rmce-a-month testing. It Is esti­ DIANA PHILLIPS LANG8HAW mated that the TMT program chlld. Ho Ing of Carlton Orange the blrthexpense of monthly testing, and Bliss Second When Interest Rates Go Dawn... Will You Bo Left Up in the Air? MUlKtGON Hit MM. GUALWNE M. CORLISS LAST LANS4lG Third Prize: GAYUNt MO*l<nL OBAND MM. QUNN VAN WINKLE ZTUTX* EHVW1CS KMAMUDO MM. R. HMLANDSWOinH IW-5 MK M.1. MuUi'------- thsy do, will you bo loft with a loan that csrriss ■ high interest rata? la lbs pash rates on exist- HUHUSOH XMMU MRS JOSIFH SALTZMAN CMW AAI-1C* HUT eOUlSTDt Him MRS IIONARO TRfHANO mm. hint list's worth you're look- cxano BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Distributor Best Buys on w & Used Tires Mounted rati! II L Woodland Michigan Avo. •how. 545-9411 Plenty J FREI PARKING He married Margaret Strimtxick of Hastings on Dec. 6, 1030. survived by two sons. Charles, 15, and George 13. both at home; three slaters, Mra. William (Ber­ nice! Hayes of R2 Ha.ttir.g3, Mra. Alvin (Josephine) Morgan of H.xstlngs and Mrs. Howard (Vio­ let) Main ot Lalrevtaw; a tadfstster. Mrs. Evart (Hazel) JohnPaul, of Hastings. In Winter an Improperly dres­ sed- person will feel about as much pain, at plus 40 degrees as jnervea that register iass-of-heut I pain are like fire-alarm bells j-tluit ring just as loudly for a - small bUu<j as a large one. tho I National Geographic says. 'BANNER WANT ADS PAY mntn iuum Main Office ■«S ALBERT JOOMN EXPERT TIRE SERVICE st mH* asttHstsa satAMWo MM. ASTNUR L SLUMS LAC ly Foundry when he ■ He worked at the Bliss Foundy until about four years ago, MARJORIE RADANT HA1IINC1 IONIA 1969 S. Stat. Rd. — M-66 t ». BOUUU Pick a winner from our complete stable 301 h So. Michigan 38 ATTACHING TOOl3( FOR 4 SEASON USB Welton's COMFORT morated. ASC county and community Grangers song iiappy birthday to committeemen aro In charge of the local administration of such film. farm-action----programs ns -the After a roll call—Why bars' —— — have ----------------ritualism? the lecturer, Mrs. Agricultural ConaesvaUon ProKcnneth Stamm, conducted a j gram, the feed grain program, Mrs. Diana Phillips Lanpihaw, quia on rlUiallam. I the voluntary wheat program, Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer won In the | the National Wool Program. tl>c who has been a Barry County 4H leader, is to graduate from West­ homemade ornament and decor- 1 commodity price-support loans j and storage facility loans. ern Michigan University Satur­ alien contral. day as the first woman to finish The corolters will meet at tbe! Bony County oommltteemen Western's agricultural course. hall Bunday. Dec. 18 at 7 pun. to Include: Mrs. Langihaw is earning a go on their mercy rounds, re- ' Assyria — Merton Tobias. Sr., B8 In agriculture »nd has a turning to the hall for snacks. I Hugh 8. Jonta, Waynard JorThe Christmas party will be rard. Richard Burkhart. Lloyd J. n tunica. Dec. 22 starting with a 7 pm. । Tasker. A IM! graduate of Hickory potluck dinner followed by ths Baltimore — Leonard Balyeat. Comers Kellogg, she and her । program, gift exchange. Christ- - Charlee Miller. Carl Mclhaln, Owgn Gaylor. Gaylor, Arthur Skidmore. husband. Norm, are living near mas mail box and a visit from Owen Santa. Barry — Lynn O. Lawrence. rutAvi/ XsViucia uiiu oOnta. 260 acres. I They have a herd of ’ Tho price limit on the gifts is Richard Burdick, Ernest E. registered Hereford cattle and joc for adults. Farh gift must Smith. Burnice Robbins, Arion also raUe a few sheep nuirkwl lady or gentleman. Kenyon.. nian, ... .... ■ .. _ .. Dians, H-hn who Is aril) still ai> 4TX 4H leader, j n Carlton — John------------Uabome.- ---. Jr.. For the children the price limit ---------- -------------is a member of Alpha Tau Alpha, B 25-35c and each gift marked Gerald Endres. Harold Eckert, Ute agricultural honor society, according to age. j William Pickard. Dennis Frcdand Kappa Rbo Sigma, science Thc ChrtMnuui mall box will erickson.'and math honorary. rtUtrUnite the members ChrtJmas 1 Castteton — Phillip R. Scott. cards to each other. ;Carl Bahs, Earl Wllaon. Richard The Community Progress Com- ! Brodbeck. Ceylon Garllnger. mittee still has. a few boxes of | Hastings — Andrew Kennedy, candy to sell and would remind Edward Slocum. Robert Timm, __ t _________ ______ rx.n Federal Land Bank Association you to bring grocery items for Norvnl Nielsen. Dan Matthews. Hope—Gerald L. Hine, Lester officials at Ionia have announc­ making ca.wrole dtshes for Uie ed their regular annual dividend “Give To Others" project when Bonneville. Aroellus Campbell, was mailed on Dec, 9 to members you come to the Chrtstmas party. Lewis Wellman. R. Gordon Thompson. of record on June 30. 1966. It Irving—Keith Buehler. Clayton is a 5S percent dividend, accord­ able to anyone wishing to pay ing to R. W. Christian, manager, their dues and will have a pre­ Retgler. Donald Falconer, Clair who added that a total of 832.­ pared statement for each metn- Dipp. William Dipp. Johnstown Earl Bristol, Ix-on 553 was disbursed to 1J77 memSlocum. Earl Strickland, Paul Bivens. Vem Quick. Montcalm counties. Maple Grove — Theodore Mc­ Merle D. Hammond. Dowling, Kelvey, Blair Hawblllx, William the Thursday before will have the exclusive use of Swift, Alben.Bell. R. A. Howenifrofn Kansas City. the prefix "Bristow’' in naming . _ _^cnd i t»w onriatmaa all. Registered RolMeln dairy, ’brangmrHU— Glenn E. Wiley, weekend "with the P. L. Barretts animals bred In that herd. Thitf Chisler Wilkinson, W. W. Black-' who will also entertain Mr. and prefix name use lias been grant­ more. Richard Johnson, George Mrs. James Radford and sons ed by Holstein-Frtaolan Assocl- Wahmhoff.. Prairieville — JusUn A. Simp­ for dinner on Friday evening. On Sunday they will all be guests of come a part of official breed son. George B Doster, Lyle Fran­ the Jack Woods who are enter­ records at the organization's cisco. Otis Hermcnllt. Charles taining her parents. Mr. and Mra. headquarters in Brattleboro, Vt. Seedorff. Walter Smith, also of Kansas Rutland — Samuel McKeown. City, for the holidays.' ’ BANNER WANT ADS PAY Sidney Hull. Robert P. Pratt. Lorence Hubbell, Gerald Smith, Thornapple — Andrew Mc­ Keown. David McKeown. Harold Cutler. Simon C. Malcbele, John Robertson. Woodland — Ronald Erickson, Bruce Eckardl. Lawrence Chase, Wayne Henney, LeRoy Flessner. Yankee 8pring>-Mllo C. Shaw, Rollo Bowerman, William Mc­ Keown. Joseph Flala. John Misak. Jr. Takes Herd Name Phone 945-9415 Let Diana First Girl To Finish WMU Agriculture MaWf'sow, tow, till, plow, haul, toed, fertilize, remove snow — you name the job and Wheel Horae has the attaching tool you’ll need. See the complete line of Wheel Horae tractors and quick­ attaching tools now on display. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State Street, Hastings Phone WI 5-2983 Bring Silent Comfort to your Home! Special Savings Eloctric heating comes to on your home in many shapes and sixes, all geared to FERTILIZER Ho Better W Under the Sty base-board, units, wall or ceiling units, radiant heat . . . we’ll help you choose the best for your home. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: Electric Heating Insulation ' ELECTRIC Forced Air Systems Baseboard Heating Radiant Ceilings HEATING Electric Hot Water Boilers PROVIDES "SUMMER SUN” COMFORT All Wlnlet Ltni! STOP IN end LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT . . or Mike an Appointment to Have Us Come to YOUR HOME. brand of sunshine throughout your Call or write Consumers Power for home. He docs it in a quiet manner, with amazing draft-free uniformity. He gives you more space to work or play and relieves you of any fuel de­ GLADLY GIVEN FREE ELECTRIC HEATING BOOKLET! Ask about $100 installation allowance livery or storage problem*. Nicest tiling about it, you am control this Welton's Inc sunshine, room-by-room. And when phone you dial for more electric somhinc, See your ELECTRIC HEATING DEALER Reddy doesn't hesitatt-ha responds or CONSUMERS POWER with instant heating comfort. COMFORT CRAFTSMEN 305 5 Church St Early payment discounts, discounts for taking early delivery, tax savings and others are available to you this month In ferti- count! for '67 fertilixer paid for this month. You don’t have to take It un­ less you want it. But, you can save more than In­ terest by paying in De­ cember. Extra savings can be made by taking delivery this month. substantial for many farmers if they make cash expenditures for *67 in this year. Tailoring a fertiliser nave nubttontially, too. Ixt Redd? Kilowatt spread a new FREE ESTIMATES i i Election is to be secret ballot and plurality vote. After the county committeeman Is elected, the delegates will determine which of the regular committee­ men will serve as chairman and vice chairman for the coming Land Bank Pays 51 Pct. Dividend Get a 4-season work horse (Wheel Horse, of coiirse) HASTINGS OFFICE HEAT Thursday KT“° pOMtble: and improving manage- Hosting. 945-5352 j.. your dealer-ask him about the SPECIAL ALLOWANCE for increasing your electric service entrance capacity. by CorlurwCanwirW Call . , . • CtNTRAL MICHIOA MOST COMPLfTE SOIL SKRVICK PLANT �Christnias -Tree Lights Bring Peace and Joy it light* says. leave a a the window. In an the eye of men carry tbe actually * lai ‘Th* pwmSOB th* ant to . MM containingthey stron singing ------------------ the artgto. the tree abbtae with light* 1* aom*thing we remember from our earliest .childhood . . . and some­ thing the very youngost children ada. homemade paper ornament*, will begin to (earn this Chrislcandy cane*, and strings of cran­ berries and popcorn ware popu­ lar before the advent of shiny colored bells and strings of co!-. By Charles Boyle ' Q Why do I have to go to a hospital flrat In order to be ad­ mitted to a nursing home under Medicare’ My dpcUB- Bays I shouldn’t be left alone. but my daughter. with whom I live, ha* Marritt Kirschner Completes Training At Pino Lake School Proceeds to 4-H Club The Michigan Rehabilitation Camp Maintenance CLUB Court House Lctwn in Hastings And, of course, the nursing home muik qualify a* an extended care facility under medicare. Q. Buppoae the doctor says I need a private room. Will medi­ care pay for It? A. Yea, so long aa your doctor certifies that a private room la medically necessary for the Ueatment of your condition. If you are in a private room at your own request. you wlU have to pay the difference between the private and semi-private UNITS) DISCOUNT t in tsusrs Tib UghU of the Christmas 103-105 ■ Iwl.4 3*1^. STORESSS Mbmmaamhm State St. Hastings We Reserve tho Right to Limit Quantified! Q. How many days of poatliocpttal care In a akiUed nun:ng home will be covered begin­ ning next January? A. Up to 100 days for each spell of illness A spell of illness be­ gin* when an elderly person i liters a lyispilal or extended care facility under medicare and ends Program. Trees from $1.50 to $4.00 Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 12 to 5 p.m, Best Selection of Christmas Trees in Barry County. Perfect Gift! AQUA 1VELVA TOOTHPASTE I Family Mrs. Chet Banghart la spend­ ing a few days this week with her grandchildren, the Bruce Banghart family. In Battle Creek New York Life Sixe Reg. 95c Phone VermontviHg 259-7298 UNICAP Regular MultiVitamiru Rapids. Michigan la open daily I Monday through Friday from B 30 ajn. to 4:30 pm. It h also open each Monday evening from 4.30 pin. to 0:00 p.m. Address your question* and request* to that office which will reply di­ rectly to you. For telephone re­ quest* cal! 456-2241. Hastings Beauty Operator Dies On Wednesday Christmas Chair died Dec. held the about 2 30 pm.- Wednesday. 7. at Pennock Hospital. were at 1.30 pm Saturday at Leonard-O s g o o d Funeral too'* «g 87 । | FREE 24 ■ Additional Appliances Make the Best Gift! WESTINGHOUSE Steam N Dry Iron. Fabric guide ----------------------------------------- HS-2' WESTINGHOUSE Portable Hand Mixer 3 speed HM0' WESTINGHOUSE Automatic Toaster. 2 slice_______________________________ HT-li WESTINGHOUSE Hair Dryer in travel cate WESTINGHOUSE FM/AM Clock Radio. Wake up to music!---------------------------- 941 LN WESTINGHOUSE "Solid State" Portable Phonograph------------------------ II8 MP । prior to her death. ' She wits born. In Neshoba I County, Mbs.. on Nov. 23. 1031. the daughter of Henry and Edna CLOUSEOUT REVLON &50% "Intimate" BUY ANY CHAIR from our huge stock TEAR DROP choose the Secorid Chair, of equal value, at '/i Pried. Spray Mist TAKE ONE HOME — GIVE THE OTHER AS A LASTING Fox Beauty Shop and Mary'* Beauty Shop. She opened the Hollywood CHRISTMAS GIFT! Westclox 2.25 LWmi WATCHES • RECLINERS o SWIVELS PULL-UPS MODERN • FIRESIDES ROCKERS COLONIAL SUNBEAM Custom Deluxe 8-Speed Blender. Chrome baseBL CLUB CHAIRS SUNBEAM Teflon Automatic Cooker ond Deep Fryer ' SUNBEAM Teflon Frypan. Removable heat control j.1 SUNBEAM Electric Can Opener. Automatic . . . White SUNBEAM Mixmoster Mixer with drink mixer attachment CHRISTMAS GIFT SETS! Buy With NO MONEY DOWN and NO PAYMENTS TO MAKE UNTIL NEXT MARCH!!! CHOOSE YOUR CHAIRS FROM OVER 200 IN STOCK for Immediate FREE Delivery GIVE COMFORT FOR CHRISTMAS MAX FACTOR "Primitif" Spray Mist Porfum Cologne3J MENNEN Deodorant FRANCES HARRIET Bubble BathFragranco Delight "007" Deodarant and After Shave PRE-CHRISTMAS OFFER <T I.--’ NOW GREATER THAN EVER Co*0*"!. SAVINGS! w ' PARIS NIGHT Chompogne Bubble Bath 25 ox.----------------------------Reg. $1.29 Our Entire Stock of Fine Furniture, the Largest in this area, has all^heen Marked Down for this H^LL YEAREND SALE! ShopVd Com- Perfectos CIGARS pan Before Y*u air’fruhehu Barry County's Numbar 1 Furniture Dealer . M Buy from an Cefoblithed, Local, Main-Street Merchant... Local It's nteroRy leaded with all the moit-wanled convenience Na­ tures . . . plus th* finest con­ cept in portable hu- Outlet Of South-West Michigan's MNKE.HASTINGS 945-4172 Applian.cn & Gifts 139 St. 24-lnch Cuddle Animals Soft, Cuddly ■ hegee Colgate Oral Antiseptic Leading Chain! TOWN Re«. $2,75 YARDLEY Assorted Gift Sixe Soap . . . Lavender. Red Roses .. . .. Walking DOLLS ~ smu “ ■ Christmas Gih Wrapping PAPER R.lta—42 If. lM| �I George Geisel Dies Following -------------------------------------Short Illness School Menu I Hiutin%e Woodbury in 1B3« sna nad bean a Rawleigh Company dealer for 40 years. ' A member bf the Coogrega•.lonal Church, ho bad .served 50 Enroll in Altoft ill W'inter Project* also usher chairman. completed for the Altoft <H Club. Surviving are hls wife. Bessie; Fifty members an taking M * son. Kenneth of Ionia; three grandchildren; a great grand­ projects tn 12 project areas Pieken* Chapel Tiie Rev. Arthur daughter: a brother. John of Leaders and projasto an as Ruder of Grandville officiated follows: Mra. Richard C. Thomas. with interment in Lakeside Ileva McDaniels and Mrs Har­ Community leader: Mra. Duane Cemetery. rison < Christine > Millard, both White. Mrs Carey Truman. Mra. Mr. Gelsel died Thursday of Grand Ledge. •Keller, clothing; Harold James In the 1870'* Americans spent, and Melvin Oaks, handicraft; 58 percent of their disposable in­, Lyle Belacm. eiecU&kw; lUehard He was born in Denby Town­ come on food. Today they only Welnbrecht and Chart* Btadel. ship. Ionia County, on July 28. history, according to Michigan gun safety; Mrs. Frank WelnEmma <Tinney> Oelsel and lived Stale University specialists. Thia brecht. oil painting* and aoluaiii, tua UAMIIWSV vuuiyAMxa WJU1 mt vein* Ul c-ll#--- ------ ------- ------------• —— to Bernie Wells of Wwxlbury. land. 31 cento In France. 48: Herbert Baum and Mra. Charles April 2. 1813. j cents in Italy, and M cento in 13u“1«1- .knitting, Mrs Ethel He moved to Uike Odessa from J Russia today. Dorsey. leathercraft, and Robert ______________ ________ t ■ ; VunDenburg is leading tractor ■" " ■ ■' ' 111 w । ■' ■■ ■! i, ... I maintenance, a new project far the club. '■ | Junior leaders assisting are Debbie White. Becky Penning| ton and Vickie Keller in clothing, Lubrications • Wash Jobs • Rear Springs Billy Shepard in gun safety and Oil Changes • , Car Tune-Ups ond Valve Grinds Jean Neil In knitting. Tires • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc and The club enjoyed a good pro­ gram on “Gun Safety" given by Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls Pal Underhill at their Nonmber meeting. ) * The ChrUupaa party Mill be this Thursday night am each 1436 S. Hanover Phone 945-9049 member la bringing a fcaly 25c ; gift to exchange. VaneBUTRodrl"Windshields Washed Every Tima" guex is chairman and dfroi Wil­ cox has agreed to help her plan. Funeral service* for George L. BANNEE WANT ADS PAY Santa Says "Christmas Begins 11 Home We Specialize in:— For Soft Water the Year 'Round Ju«t Call Gilligan Water Don's Citgo Station CONDITIONING 313 N. Boltwood Phone 945-5102 Let "BILL DING physically lnd!vt(iu*. disabled Speech and Physical Therapy Vital at Pine Lake School ST body and its functions Through the use of heat aswith hoe-packs" and water as In the -whirlpool." the therapist c»u*« Increased circulation and relax­ ation of an involved part to occur, thus making exercise and manage of more value. In ad­ dition to bopeflUng persons with muscular involvement, the phy­ sical therapist Is also concerned with persona who have skeletal or bony problmea as In Arthritis. chankaily that the likes of It'sonnet director and hare could never be duplicated by student • ■ - undergo • a... role as.... though Through exercise and maintain­ man. be were Interviewing for a Job. ing a range of motion in a given Taking our bodies for granted. we give Utile thought to the prosatire. other In ■ coordinated manner. ot Will, of hearing rain and seeing snow, of being able to climb dlviduats may have other limi­ tations of a physical nature which according to the opinion abilities physical therapy On receiving the prescription, Clarence Rud»galr. physical therapist, estab­ lishes a program for tbe student. Like speech therapy, sub-goals are established which move the Occupational. speech and phy­ student progressively on a grad­ sical therapists each In their ed basis towards the total goal of overcoming his limitations as Individual who must overcome or best as possible. A therapy sesrlon may Involve exercise to body function. strengthen and coordinate a muscle or a group of muscles so dally, requires more miwclar co­ that tbe person with practice ordination and effort than any and concentration and perhap* other human activity. Moat bracing cun walk In a more cap­ other losses can be compensated able manner. For the paraplegic (paralysis usually from the waist the inability to speak causes one down . due to spinal cord damage.i to actually lose hls humanistic the physicis* therapist may assist approach. At MRI the depart­ | him by overdeveloping the upper ment of Speech Therapy seeks I| part* of hls body In order that to assist persons with conununi ­ । he can lift himself nnd trans­ cation problems. fer from bed to wheelchair, etc. Functioning as a speech there- , plst requires intensive, training Polio must continue with exer- In other settings and occasion­ ally here, the thertptot finds himself involved in helping fit and in training'tbe person who because of an amputation must sis or a brace for compensation. Physical and speech therapy at XfRI which are Intended to enhance their overall total goal of vocational training.. Ky.CoCbGXSczJ the nervous system, the muscu- in speech, how other disabilities may affect It. the emotional Santa with Gifts from MERRY CHRISTMAS barry county LUMBER COMPANY graduate speech therapy stu­ dent* of Western Michigan Other students having the reslMORE dua’s of a stroke which has re­ sulted in both movement and sedation lost, must be retrained to consciously place their leg in a correct position when walk­ ing even though they may not or clinical training period. Bpeech therapy may serve the foot is in space. Individual who: because of a The physical therapist uses stroke has difficulty in making other modalities and techniques the correct sounds or in Identldeaf student who has difficulty speaking aloud; the student who because he knows his speech sounds so poor and confusing amply refusing to speak rather than have the embaraastnent that It causes. Included also are UPHOLSTERING NOTWIM6 THE MATTER WITH THE RISING GEN­ ERATION -AFTER. THEY ONCE 6CT UP FOR THE DAY You won't find any itow- storters on our staff. They keep on their toes at all 'times to give you atten- convenience, we are open Saturday* from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Many Se.Hm. Give the front a "Welcome’ look for holiday guests or the individual who lacks con­ trol of hls speaking musculature TRAIN BOARDS Vi' Homosote Board . . sturdy, easy to decorate . . . quiet! Absorbs shock and noise. For smoother running ttains . . . light in weight end won't scratch. 4' x 8' size .$3.84 THI FURNITURE FLOOR COVERING BUILDING Speech therapy Involves prac­ tice, but it is far more than thia on hi* own individual need and is established around a series of rubgcals that eventually carry him to understandable speech. We have a gift for pleasing wives GAKAGI DOOR f OriKATOX AVTOMAtlCAUr let SEDCON open and dose the garage door with the push of a button . . . regardless if its raining, blowing, sleeting or snowing. Great protection when coming home late at Give your Christmas, a install a SEDCON for her. to hls own speech nnd to recog­ nise nnd correct errors he makes. Minimal practice is used tn Just having the student practice Iso­ lated sounds, rather the therapist attempts to have the student work with phrases of speech that; have to do with hls vocational' training program The therapist may utilize “role playing" In providing a therapy session for the student tn which »he ncting *s a customer asks ihe student In Upholstery, "how soon she can have a chair upholster- Wqyne Hazel Phoaa.574-3523 123 W STATE STRl F 1 I \ .TlN.ru MiGH CARPdIN AS LITTLI AStUS Santa recommends DE WALT A QUIET, FISHIN’ "1250" 9 MERC Radial Arm Dour and Wall Mirrors Fireplace Enclosures Stanley Power Tools PING PONG TABLE W plywood top fa _ more bounce. Make iKt in two 4’Zt x 5' sections^ for multiple usage andjj easy storage with ourg clever folding legs. S for the Low as $22.95 5 Iwvm. • atw flshin’ Jtrr will sew WMl frMtKMl with Jaf-hai Bathroom Vanities Wall Paneling Dividers FOR *25 500 YOU GET 30 Yards of this Christmas! Picture Frames K-Lux Room a MAGEE a MONARCH and a BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first Una carpeting anywhere. Bast buys on the fabric .of Table Saw 15 Power Tooli in One! STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by Wheeler's Marin* Service Nashvillw, Mich. Ph. OL 3-2151 . ' Heavy 501 Nylon by Magee • Double Jut* Backing • 40 Ounce Rubberised Podding • Export Installation • 4y Stat* Sales Tax Included. CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Durocleon Way. Th* Mfeet and moit effective way pouible ... 9 yean experience. Miller s nW 107 I. Woodland, Hastings thowa WI 5-301 �SPECIAL RATES! astings Mfg. Workers jive 99 Pints of Blood Send The Hastings Banner Michael LmUt, Qflkwpte. Mra. Rudy Flora, Donald E MacKentln. Dorothy McDonald. James E. McKlnrtry, itcd by county realdento since rente Utter. Mm Jnek Kennedy ily 1. Miller, Lynn Mix. Carol Moore. A n«w ”J Gallon" Club mem- Ihemaclvea ar donora Red Crow Art Morgan; ,er ia Claire Loftus and Gray Ladles working during the Morr, Marilyn Morrison. Sylvia Munn. Willard Nash. Shard Neff. Ritchie. Mrs. Anoykendall, Gerald Hewiu and Keith Norrie. Anna Ogiettve, loan Kingsbury. Helen Purdy; bert Stanley ere provided by Hospital Guild 11. A. Rlngewold. Kathleen Rodgers. Nancy J. Roundtree Florence Rowlader, Irene Belik. Frelda loading the mobile by employees Schllthroat, Aaron L. Sherk. ot the Hastings Manufacturing Waneta Sherman. Ines Shurlow. Company. Gerald Stnelker. Allie M. Smith. Jack Smith. Howard Southwell; Harold Tasker, Robert R. Toloperation extended by the man­ agement of Uie Hastings Mfg. Company Ln providing apace for Warner. Violet Wendorff. Clara J. If you’re newly arrived, looking for this operation and for arranging Williams, Geraldine Williams, the newest shows, the best places time for their employees to do­ Darrell Williamson. Edwin Wood­ nate this needed blood. man. Susan Woodmansee, Mar­ to Mt, a week-end resort, your sha White. The donors included: church or lynegoghe, pieces to WALK INS Judy Aldrich. Alan Allerdlng, shop or perhaps a house or apartHoward Ferris, Eugene R. Martin Allerdlng. Ellen Bailey. merit.... read tho Bess Baker. Mary Barry. Priscilla Guernsey. Jr, Steve Schondel- WELCOME VISITOR BANNER Welcome’ PHONE MJ-MM WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Ute this coupon Io let us know you're here NAME______ ADDRESS-____________________________ CfflL____________________________________ Plus* hive the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on ma I would like to subscribe to the Hswiags Bm** I already subscribe Fill out coupon and mail Io Circulation Dept, UafiMSEMI Blackford. Dunrui Brewer. Doug- nette Phillipa. Gayle Durkee. Palas Brovont. Marilyn Brownell, tricia Shaw. Beulah Erridge. Jerrie Bryans. Pam Burghdoff, James R. Swanson, Donald WellF. W. Butler; I fare; Jim Carpenter, Roy Carlson. Geraldine F. Newton. Carl DaMarian Chase. Shirley Coats, mon Warner, Kenneth Conklin. Dona belle Cole. Charles Collins, John Meiscnboch. Robert Gillett. Doug Cook. Leslie Cook. Lots Ralph Oyler. Walter Beck; Cooley. Donald Coykendall, D<- —— - ■ — — Laughlin. Thomas Owen, Gerald ane Crawley; Theodore Dolman. Robert De­ L Hewitt. John W. Cudncy. Clif­ ford W. Clouse. Morris D. Relgmand. Ralph Daugherty. Judy Durbin. Pauline Eggleston. J. Fnger. Wilma Frost. Pat Grabau; Gladys Hamblin. Willard Hard. Beulah Hathaway. Ed Henry, Kathleen Henning. R E Henry, Ella Hinton, Dale C Hoffman. Dy Franctu Johrulon Jock Hopkins, Betty Horton. Da­ vid L. Hubbert. Hosea Humphrey, Mary Hurwr; Mr and Mra. Clifford Walter Carol Keeler. Catherine Keeeler, Gordon Kenyon. Sally Kidder. Walter and MarJ can and Mr. Joan Kingsbury; Joan Leckrone. Maxine R. Lee. and Mra. Robert Walter spoil Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. Coujistan RUG Gift subscriptions to The Banner ore the simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for os many sub­ scriptions-as you wish. We'll send a gift cord before Christmas ond keep The Banner com­ ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ scription ordervmay be one. You save $1.00 on each order after the first one. GIFT RATES Lake Odessa *wt Braided for Christmas Gifts Stile Get 4 for the Price of 1 Mr. and Mra Herbert. Johnston of rural Woodland accompanied j Harold Johnston to Mt. Plcaaant for the weekend. Sunday they attended Uie annual John­ ston Christmas potluck diner, held at Che Deerfield Center for Christmas-time only $100 Gift Subscriptions to ■ OFF The Hastings Banner On Each Gift ' [| EUls Johnston and group Sunday. Subscription One for ’4.00 Second for ’3.00 (Your own' may be dne: lf a renewal, one year will be added to the exDiration date) Shade and Linda, Dalc Shade, rural Lowell, Mr. and Mm Harold Mettemlck. Jr, Alto and Mr. and Mra. Melvin Remus Monday. * Mr. and Mra. Harold McLeod entertained with a family gathering on Thanksgiving in the dining room A Pretty Gift Card Will Be Sent With Your Name Inscribed. Add 50c for Each Subscription Outside Barry County Bothering as the H MqLeodn ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Blakely Myrrell Stephens spent Thanks­ giving in Kalamaaoo with Mr. and Mra. Henry Baa. Mra. 8Leplwns remained for a few days * E O. OarUnger and Laurel entertained as their gueats on Thanksgiving. Mrs. L. A. Steven- Use This Handy Order Coupon YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE Prtd Gar Unger and family. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Raffler and family and Oscar Lindquist. Mra. Myrrell Stephen* return- Rev. and Mra. Harold and family. Saturday ahe rd the wedding of her daughter. Nancy at the Blakely attendgrand­ E U B The Hastings Banner j enclosed is $. Hastings, Michigan Jackson and F&bitha of Chey- Nome Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City. State City. State and Mrs Wayne Jackson. Call WI B-34B1 ‘Beautiful Silver Go ahead . . . pinch youraaW. It'e true! Those aren't ordinary rugs . . . Hiay'ra made of COURISTAN ... the “Rolls Royce'* ef the braided nig industry. Fiber content: 35% nylon, 35% rayon, 30% miicellantoui. Colors: green, red. multi, sandalwood, brown. Hurry — QuanHtieo limited. Sisos are apyraximeto. t' from Street W RFD Straat or RFD City, State City. State SAVE $1.00 buy the Perfect Package for all Silver Cleaning. With Gift Cord With Gift Card from from ■ ?f <my of the above already take The Banner, I understand their subscription will be extended for one year. ~ Hastings Floor Covering 123 । (1) 9 x 12 ft. W 6 x 9 ft. (2) 2 x 3 ft. s6195 With Gift Card from Name COURISTAN BRAIDED RUGS..-4 : With Gift Card Stats St., Ho.tingi - Ph. 945-5it6 Order sent by Address Quality Metarials and Guaranteed Workmanship ' .'sue|is। iiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiinTTTrinjmiiHiiniiriHsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiiiimm �ri r ‘ 1 George bClSCl Dies Following Short Illness School Menu |! Hn»tinf{» BANNEB WANT ADS PAY Santa Says Christmas Begins At , Hone I •Funeral aervkve for Gcornr L. ■ Gtflsel. 74. of Lake Odeea*. were held Bunday at 2 pm. at the Pickens Chapel Tlx- Rev Arthur Ruder ot Grandville officiated with Interment in Lakeside Cemetery Mr. Geiael died Thursday 50 Enroll in Altoft 4H Winter Projects trustees and deacons and was also usher chairman. completed for the Altoft 4H Club. Fifty members are taking M grandchildren: a great grand­ daughter: a brother. John ot Belding, and two sisters, Mra. Revs McDaniels and Mrs Har­ rison <Christlne* Millard, both White. Mra "Carey Truman. of Grand Ledge. ------------ •------------| Keller, doth pl lai after a short lllnraa He handicraft: In the 1870s Americans spent an‘1 —— pc, vxm iu >—WO IU- i —- 4— --- ■ . . , .2— — , He was bom In Danby Town- j come on food. Today they only I I ship, Ionia County, on July M. .spend 18J percent, the lowest in "etobrecht and Cnanaa Btadsl, 1882, the son of Christian and history, according to Michigan'*11”W* Frank ’**“*• I Emma iTlnney* Geisel and lived Slate University specialists. Thls"^<recht" In tlukl area until hls marriage compares with 29 cents in Eng- '' * to Bwtoe Wells of WtxJdbury, VtxJdbury, land. 31 cento in France, 48 Jlcrbert Baum and Mra.-Charles April 2, 1813 cento in Italy, and M cents In S'*d«L He moved to Lake Odeua frotr Riuwla today. Dorsey, leathercraft, and Robert • : . VanDenburg is leading tractor maintenance, a new project for the club. , Junkr leader* asalstlng are Debbie White, Becky Penning­ ton and Vickie Keller In clothing. Lubrication* • Wash Jobs * Rear Springs Billy Shepard in gun safety and Oil Changes • -Cor Tune-Ups and Valve Grinds Jeon NeU In knitting. Tires • Major Overhauls • Welding—Arc ant lite club enjoyed a good proItram on "Gun Safety" given by Acetylene • Automatic Transmission Overhauls Pat Underhill at their Norember meeting, / J The Christmas party 4111 be this Thursday night and each 1436 S. Hanover Phone 945-9049 member la bringing I gift to exchange Vs“' Rodri“Windshields Washed Every Tima" --------------------------------- bl Wil­ cox has agreed to help per plan. Speech and Physical Therapy Vital at Pine Lake School chanlcally that the like* of It sonnet director and have thi could never be duplicated by student ■ - as •though undergo a role he were interviewing for a job. *s. Taking our bodies for granted/ we glre Utile thought to the pro- fan Just Call Gilligan Water Don's Citgo Station CONDITIONING Phono 945-5102 Let "BILL DING physically disabled indJvftfum. -Whirlpool." the therapist cause* ininomuc « iiun* • --- -ditlon to benefiting persons with muscular Involvement, the phyor bony problnwa. as in Arthritis. Through exercise and maintain­ ing a range of motion in a given joint the therapi* I nesa which would other tn a coordinated manner, of being able to alt and stand at Will, of hearing rain and seeing snow, of being able to climb dlviduals may have other limi­ tations of a physical nature which according to the opinion form. We Specialize in:— For Soft Water the Year 'Round 313 N. lol brood I n“®’urT in 1811 ana nod bean ^RawWgh company dfaler for prefMaterially In other settings and, occasion­ ally here, the lhertpi*. finds physical therapy On receiving himself Involved in helping tU the prescription. Clarence Rude- and in training' th* person who galr. physical therapist, estab- because of an amputation must llahes a program for the student. Like speech therapy, sub-goals are established which move the Physical and speech therapy slcal therapist* each in their ed basis towards the total goal at MRI Which are Intended to particular way seek to assist the of overcoming his limitations aa enhance their overall total goal Individual who must overcome or of vocational training. tlon may Involve exercise to strengthen and coordinate a Speech. muscle or a group of muscles so 'Cy.CoZoov.st zi ;hat the person with practice ordination and effort than any and concentration and perhaps other human activity. Most bracing can walk In a more cap­ other loose* ejq be compensated able manner For the paraplegic * paralysis usually from the waist the Inability to speak causes one down due to spinal cord damage.* to actually lose hls humanistic the physicla* Uteranlst may asalst approach. At MRI the depart­ him by overdeveloping the upper ment of Speech . ■------- Therapy —-- -seeks —— parts IU of nm hls oouy body in in oruer order mat that h rom,nun*- he can lift himself and trans­ ration problems cation oroblema. ter from .• bed to wheelchair, etc. Funotlonlng as a speech therepist requires Intensive training the nervous system, the muscuIn speech, how other disabilities may affect it. the emotional Santa with- Gifts from MERRY CHRISTMAS barry COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Other students having the reslMORE duals of a stroke which has re­ sulted in both movement and sentetlon tort. must be retrained to consciously place their leg In a correct position when walk­ ing even though Usey may not MRI as a part of their Intern or clinical training period. Speech therapy may serve the Individual who: because qf a The physical therapist uses stroke has difficulty In making other modalities and technique* tying the sounds he hears: the deaf student who has - difficulty speaking aloud: the student who simply refusing to speak rather NOTHING THE MATTER WITH THE RISING GEN­ ERATION -AFTER. THEY OUCE 6CT UP FOR THE CAY You won’t find any itow- ilortxn on our stuff. Thsy times to give you atten­ tive service. For your extra UPHOLSTERING convenience, wo are open Saturdays from 9 a.m. tc 5:30 p.m. that It causes. Included also are individuals who can apeak, but Give the front of year home a "Welcome look for holiday guests too) of his speaking musculature TRAIN BOARDS ’/g“ Homosote Board ... sturdy, easy to decorate . . . quiet! Absorbs shock and noise. For smoother running trains . . . light in weight and won't scratch. 4' x 8’ size $3.84 BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS Speech therapy Involves prgc- we have a gift for pleasing wives > f GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR AUTOMATICALLY ORNAMENTAL IRON PORCH or STEP RAIL 2 ' Exterior Fir Plywood Roof or Wall Type BRACKETS Goal and Net Let SEDCON open and dote the garage door with the posh of a button . • ■ regardless if iu raining, blowing, alesting or snowing. Great protection when coming home late at night. Give your Christmas a Uft, install a SEDCON for Mr. on hie own individual need and Lb established around a series of nibgoals that eventually cany him to understandable speech The student Is trained to listen Minimal practice is used in just having the student practice Iso­ lated sounds, rather the therapist attempts to have tho student work with phrases of speech that training program The Uieruptol may utlllxe "role playing" in providing a therapy session for the student m which she acting as a customer asks the student In Upholstery, "how soon she can have a chair upholster- Santa recommends $1295 DE WALT FISHIN’ "1250" 9 MERC Radial Arm Fireplace Enclosures Stanley Power Tools PING PONG TABLE Table Saw plywood top fo arc bounce. Moke two 4’/i x 5’ sectio r multiple usage oi 15 Power Toole in Onel clever folding legs. Low os $22.95 BUILDING Wqyne Haxel Rhone 374-3523 CARPeHN AS LITTLI AST124. A QUIET, Door and Wall Mirrors THE FURNITURE XynnnnQ»Ms MB STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by • MAGEE • MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with firet tine carpeting anywhere. Best buys on tho febric .of your choice for the angler this Chris tmasl ’179“ FOR *25 500 YOU CH 30 Y«O .( Heavy 501 Nylon by Mogs* • Doubts Juto Backing • 40 Ounce Rubberised Padding • Expert Installation • 4y State Sales Tax Included, asako the padacf gift far (Mil- Picture Frames Bathroom Vanities Wall Paneling K-Lux Room Dividers aaw tileat treatment with Jel-hap exharsl aad ikrerpresf prapaller 4 we the mo likta* Mara,- Wheeler's Marine Service Nashville, Mich. Ph. OL 3-2151 CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way The safest and most effective way possible, 9 years experience. Miller s “W 107 I. Woodland. Hastinga �SPECIAL RATES! Give 99 Pints of Blood Other woman volunteering Wanata Red Croat BloodmoiXle visit. txnployeea Chare adding M pints at blood to the 481 previously do­ nated by county residents since July 1. rente Utter. Mra Jack Kennedy provided .McDonald. Jamao E. McKinstry. by Hoapital Helen Purdy; Nancy J. Roundtree Florence Rowlader, ' Irene Ballk, Frtlda loading the mobile by employees Bchllthroat. Aaron L. Sherk. Of the Hastings Manufacturing Waneta Sherman. Inez Shurlow, Company. Gerald Smelker. Allie M. Smith. Jack Smith, Howard Southwell; Harold Tasker. Robert R. Tol- WELCOME VISITOR...! Company In providing apace for Warner. Violet Wendorff. Clara J. thia operation and fur arranging Williams. Geraldine Williams, time for their employees to do- . Dorrell Williamson. Edwin Woodrutte this needed blood. aha White. The donors Included: Judy Aldrich. Alan Allerdlng. I WALK INS Martin Allerdlng. Ellen Bailey, | Howard Ferris. Eugene R. Guernsey. Jr.. Steve ScbondalBeavan, Gertrude Becker. Marian Blackford. Donna Breuer. Doug­ nette Phillipa, Gayle Durkee. Pa­ las Brovnnt, Marilyn Brownell. tricia Bhaw. Beulah Erridge. Jerrie Bryans. Pam Burghdaff. James R. Swanson, Donald WellF. W. Butler; Jim Carpenter. Roy Carlson,' Geraldine F. Newton. Carl Da­ Marian Chase, Shirley Coats. mon Warner. Kenneth Conklin. Donabelle Cole, Charles Collins. John MeLsenboch. Robert OlUett, Doug Cook, Leslie Cook. Lots Ralph Oyler. Walter Beck; Merna A. DePew. Richard Mc­ Cooley. Donald Coykendall, Di­ Laughlin. Thomas Owen. Gerald ane Crawley; Theodore D.llman, Robert De- L. Hewitt, John W. Cudney. Clif­ mond. Ralph Daugherty. Judy ford W. Clouse. Morris D. RelgDurbin. Pauline Eggleston. J. If you'v* newly inivtd, looking for the newest shows, the best places to eat, e week end resort, your church or synagogue, places to shop or perhaps a house or apart­ ment .... read the BANNER Wcome FHOK ’«»»’ WELCOME NEWCCMERSI Use this coupon Io let us know you're hers KAME_______________________________ j ADORESS__________________ CITY________ _______ ,____ :____ ,____________ Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess all on me I would like Io subscribe to the Hsatiag* ■«*>>•* I already subscribe Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept, Gladys Hamblin. Willard Hard. Beulah Hathaway, Ed Henry, Kathleen Henning. R. E Henry. Jock Hopkins. Betty Horton. Dovid L. Hubbert. Hosea Humphrey. Mary Huver; Carol Keeler. Catherine Keeeler. Gordon Kenyon. Bally Kidder. Joan Lackrone. Maxine R. Lee. RUG Lepard. Morr. Marilyn Morrison. Sylvia Munn. Willard Nash. Bharri Neff. Keith Norite, Anna Ogletree. ra. Helen Mott, Braided HlUte Miller. Lynn Mix. Carol Mocre. Art Morgan; themselwa as donor*. Red Crons Gray Ladlea working during tl*c Couristan Leffel, gift Sale Get 4 for the Price of 1 Lake Odessa fly Franco* Johmton Mr and Mra Clifford Waiter Send The Hastings Banner for Christmas Gifts Gift subscriptions to The Banner are the simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for os many sub­ scriptions-os you wish. We’ll send a gift cord before Christmas and keep The Banner com­ ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ scription ordey may be one. You save $1.00 on each order offer the first one. GIFT RATES for Christmas-time only $100 Walter and MarJ cam and Mr. Thanksgiving with Mr and Mra. ' Fred O’Connor and Mr. and,Mrs. I Kent Oltaon of rural NiiinvUlo. I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston of rural Woodland accompanied | Harold Johhston to Mt. PlcasI ant for tho weekend. Bunday they attended tiie annual JohnMon Christmas potluck diner, held at the Dearfield Center Church with 60 in attendance. Mr. And Mra. Elite Johnston and U* group Sunday, ri John Caylor, Shade and Linda, Mrs. Brandon Shade, local. Mr. and Dah' Shade, rural Gift Subscriptions to OFF The Hastings Banner On Each Gift Subscription One for *4.00 Second for *3.00 (Your own' may be dner If a renewal one year will be added to the expiration date) Lowell, Mr Alto and Mr. and Mra. Melvin Remus Monday. * Mr and Mra Harold McLeod entertained with a family gathering on Thanksgiving In Che dining room S Add 50c for Each Subscription This was aleo a pre-Chrtetmaa gathering as tbe H MqLeods exMr. and Mra. Clare Blakely and family and Mr. and Mra. Myrvell Btephnti spent Thankagiving in Kalamazoo with Mr. * E G. Oarllngar and Laurel entertained os their guests on Thanksgiving, Mra. L. A. Stevenson of Bturgte, Mr. and Mra. Fred Garlinger and family. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Raffler and family and Oscar Lindquist. Mra. Myrrell Stephens return­ ed home last Tuesday from Bay Rev. and Mra. Harold Blakely and family Saturday aha aUend- daughter. Nancy at the E U B Church at Kllmanak. Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon •v YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE UAW The Hastings Banner enclosed is $ Hastings, Michigan Jackson and Fnhltha of Chey- Name Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City. State Cify, State With Gift Card With Gift Card from from and Mra. Wayne Jackson. Call WI 6-1481 ‘Beautiful Silver Name COURISTAN BRAIDED RUGS.. °f 4 Go a hood . . . pinch yoursaM. It'f fra a! Those aren't ordinary rugs . . . Hiey'ra made of COURISTAN . . . the "Roils Royse" of the braided rug industry. Fiber content: 35% nylon, 35% rwyow, 30% miicellanaous. Colors: green, red, multi, sandalwood, brown. Hwrry — Quantities limited. Sixes are approximate. (1) 9x 12 ft. ’ll) 6« 9ft. (2) 2 x 3 ft. \ $6195 Hastings Floor Covering 123 W«t Stat* St. Hatting* Hostings Streeter RFD - Ph. 945-5118 SAVE $100 buy the Perfect Package for all Silver Cleaning. Street or RFD City, State City. State With Gift Card With Gift Card from from 'f cny of the above already take The Banner, I understand their subscription will be extended for one year. Kag.>*.M wmuoomw *4.** Order sent by Address Quality Mata ria Is and Gueraataad Workmanship nmiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimi & �•a.a.a. ADMIRAL Color TV o Refrigerators e PORTABLE TV FREEZERS - RANGES ALL MUST GO! ’© r Admiral RADIOS Admiral Transistor Radios... 565° Automatic Coffee Makers ’14” Record Players J24 Steam Irons ...’10 Portable T.V.'s ,50 From [00 75' "Best Prices Yet-' j ever... ^<QHSaig/| A FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR 1 with automatic ice maker in so little space I ALL-NEW 1967 Admiral QUALITY RECTANGULAR A// new.1^7 $2QQ95 DUPtEX2O && FITS ANY KITCHEN NO-DEFROSTING 226-LB. FREEZER -in the same or less space than your old fafyigeratorl NO-DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR only Plus Installation Mahogany grain finish on contemporary metal •cabinet. 26,000 volt Advanced Q 26 transformer powered chassis. Supersensitivv VHP tuner plus convenient slide rule UHF tuning. Tone control. «F'» Admiral Quality Faaturat • New Economizer Control prevent* exterior cabinet ••sweating" • Maintains more even cold dis­ tribution • Party Ice Bucket stores over 200 cubes* Exclusive Tilt-Out Juice Can Dispenser* Lower door shelf accommodates W gal. milk cartons • No defrost freezer holds up to 226 lbs. Atlmlml n.ttk of Qu. hty throuyhnut the woild * GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER^ vL OF YOUR FAMILY FREE PARKING k Phone 623-5381 | Giant Capacity, Dependable Storage Safety , » 199““ 5 LEWIS ELECTRIC: CLOVERDALE B �It 25 Earn Perfect Averages At Hastings High School Twenty-five Hastings High scholar* earned perfect averages during the second six-weeks’ period, Principal Don Gill has announced. Juniors with 4.0 records In­ cluded Barbra Barnett. Susan Engle. Diane Gilbert and Greta Guenther, with five subjects, and Ashley (Curtlsi Henion and Cheryl Schantz with four. eluded Douglas Acker and Doug Campbell and freshmen were Tom Belson. Nancy Burkholder. Sally Cotter. Barbara Denny. Bondi Guernsey, Dave Hathaway, Marcia Mulder, Brad Neubert, Kristi Olsen. James Payne, David Tripp. Delrde Wright and Cathie Young. Others on the roll Included: Seniors — (Five subjects): Laurie Barden. Kris Martin and Linda Pryor. 3.8; Linda Kahler. Rex Wieland 3.6; Carol Besamer, Bruce Curtis, Dick Lawrence, Bandy Lublenleckl. Cindy Miller, Dave Towne. Steve Williams. 3.4; Jim King. Judy Newton. Paula Stalbaum. Linda 8 teen bock, 3.2 • Four subjects) Linda Baiyeat 3.75; Terri Babcock. Cheryl Bolo. Bryan Gordon, Dawn Hayes, Carol McAllister, Undo Mcdelland. Connie Noble. Annika Nordstrom. Mary OdrzywoUka, John. Peterson. Oerry Steward. Sandra Strickland. Bonnie Timm, 35; MarUea Baughman. Bally Bennett. Kathy Brownell, Pal Clark Jerry Dunn. Kathl Haas. Rod Hall, Jan Hayden, Belinda Hughes. Andrew Johnson. Tom Kenfleld. Larry Levengood. Linda McCuillgh, Rudy McPheradn. Jennifer Olsen, Sandy Shelley; num, 16; Renate Baird. Becky Bolthouse. Victor Camp. Penny Ewer. Jim Garrison. KrU Guen­ ther, Randy Hall. Shells Hayes Margaret Keast. Tom Kessenlch, William Shumway, Karen Wal- Earleen Lewi*. Diana Matthews, Jon Mullenlx. Patty Pierce. Wes­ ley Root, Diane Thomas, Eric Thompson, Karen Thunder. Pat­ rick Weller. Diane White, John da Skedgell, 14; Nina Bryan. Jim Wibalda, Marcia Wletnlk Fisher, Pat Gardner, Mary Good­ Carolyn WOllaon, 325 year. Neyta Hawkins, Kathy Johnson. Boe Manning, Lawrence ShaJUa, Roger Will, 3.4; Kathy Beckwith. Cleone Berry, John DeVault, Michael FlUgerald. Douglas Hart. 3J. (Four sub­ ject: Ruth EUlott, Caroline Palone, 3.78; Christine Belson, Cin­ dy Campbell. Jill Kennedy, Carol Martz, Barbara Sweet. Sue Tin­ ker. 38; Rich Abbey, Julie Carr, Hastings police officers Inves­ Chris Hook. Teddle McKelvey, Linda Martz, Mark Morgan. tigated 12 serious crimes and 25 Mary Rein. Jkmes Russell, Anne other crimes from Nov. 38 to Dec. 12. Chief Richard Sunlor report­ Schondalmaytr, Vivian Sheffield. ed to Uie City Council Monday Nancy VanByckle. 315. night Crimes included breaking and Teri Castleman, Berce Darby. entering, felonious and simple Dave Fisher, Evelyn Fuller, larceny, auto theft, check law Thomas A. JIahn, Daryl Rogers, violations, weapons laws viola­ Debbie White, 3.T6; Rick Blrke, tions, simple assault, proatltuGlenn Cot*. Art Count. Laura Uon. offenses against family and DeGroote, Debbie Kennedy, Oreg children, liquor violations, drunk Martin, Laura Mayo, JoAnne and disorderly, delinquent min­ Miller. Sharon PavUch. Cathie or*. destruction, prowlers, viola­ Pletcher. Suzanne Proefrock. tion of city ordinances, obscene Steven Reid, Althea St. Martin. phone calls and made arrests for Jan Shafer. Mary Storkau. Ei­ other department* leen Tucket Virginia Wilson. 3-5; On leer* Investigated 25 traffic Jerry Baxter,Jeff Chandler,Tru­ complaints and 35 non-crlmlnal man Dryer, Chuck Erway, Lisa complaints. They provided as­ Frey. Don Haywood, Anrte Pet- sistance to other agencies on 23 tenglll, Gary Robbe, Kathryn Sheffer, Terri Sheppard. Patricia Officers Issued 22 tickets for Bhljka, Ann Weber. 3.25. moving traffic violations, 58 for non-moving violations and 575 cy Kaufmann, Lee Anne .Keller, overtime parking tickets. They Nancy Kenfleld. Kathy McGuire, have been checking 33 homes Mary Martin, Vickie Mathews. where occupants have gone tor Rick Morgan. Shelly Sheppard. extended periods. Brenda Bkedgtll. Carol 8l*#fTer, Police cruisers were driven 3,78; Nan Barnett, Be Uy Bechtel. 3,066 miles. Kathy Christi*, Vickie Clark. Nancy Fechner, Gary Hailer. Elisabeth Haye*. Jock Misak. Janice Noble, Joe O'Donnell. Thane Ostroth, Brian Pufpaff. Richard Dahlhouser. com­ mander of the Laurence J. Bauer Nature Whispers "Noel”- stag supper would be held at the Legion Hall on Jan. 10 with Louis Barlow u chairman. Vete- BELTONS ...FREE... riled to attend. The Legion District meeting wily be held al MottvlUo Jan. 8 when Department President Or- "Monthly Hearing Aid Service Center" The Legion, instead at havlqg HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday, December 16th mas baskets, b accepting con­ tributions instead. The Legion Auxiliary meets this Thursday. FREE OF CHAHOi— W Hearing CENTER We will Check and Clean any make Aid •ELTONE HEARING 349 Capitol 5.W. hHI* Crook. Mich. EDWARD L EMERSON, Distributor There will be a family party of 19 at the Helen Clement home on Christmas when she enterdaughter, the Bud Waters.’and their families and Mr*. Nina Wyman of Mio. CHECK'Otrt'HOME » PROPERTY LISTINGS 0F rHE WEEK Sectieai Two— Page* 1 h> IE Thursday. December 15, 1966 Middleville [Sister of Area T-K Calendar | Residents Dies Mrs. Fred Durkee Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Police Report Variety of Local Crimes Report American Legion Activities The Hastings Banned I Mr* Marguerite Brown. 66. Scottsdale. Artz, a slater of Dr, Fred Hauser of 232 8. Jefferion and Charles Hauser of R2 Mlddlevllie; died Thursday. Dec t. at Phoenix. Aria. BU<. FRIDAY. DEC. >• Funeral services for Mra. Della SATUanAY. DEC. J nock Hospital about 1 45 am. SUH DAY. DEC Junior lll<« al 1 pm. Wednesday at the GlrrMONDAY. DEC. ■ bach Funeral Home with the i Rev. Richard VandcnBush ot I Woodland officiating with burial, Zrtb.ll. Butin Crr.k »t. T Ullea. | Mr and Mrs Fred Hauser and There. 7 p sa. ■ Pl<* BeSoel -Ckrirt- I In the Fuller Cemetery. I Charles flew to Scottsdale Frl« Mr*. Durkee had been In fall- I .■>v.<.un.. >ua.day for the services and relumed Ini beulth for aome time and [ C'utttsau A<i«abir. a p.m.: Bipurt Monday Ctiuck Tidily H1*M, Hljh lchsal ■■ suffered a heart attack earlier . Monday. | She was bom In Freeport on I Tuesday. jaN 3.—School hfumi. Nov. 13. 1883. the daughter of| ' ------------ •------------Charles and, ChrisUna <Scher- , Lake O Square* to Dance menl Relgler. , The Lake O-Squares will hold She married Fred W. Durkee a dance Saturday. Dec 17 at the in May of 1904. Lakewood High Schoo! on M-50. They fanned In Carlton Town- east of Lake Odessa, from 8 to t hip for 56 years. । 11 p m. Marve Freestone caller. Mr. Durkee died on Oct. 6, All area squiire dancers welcome. Concrete Blocks and 1960. at hls farm home after a Lunch after dance. long Ulnesa. ------------ •------------Lightweight Blocks PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Thia setting of snow-laden pines quietly extends the season’s best from nature to man. In these days of count­ ing blessings, it reminds all of us in Michigan of a rich heritage of natural resources for which we can be par­ ticularly thankful. These resources—our minerals, forests, waters, wildlife—are great gifts, bountiful and of great value the year around. Jn the whirl of holiday celebrating, may each of us in the true spirit of this season pause and renew our pledge to preserve these resources as a legacy for youngsters of tomorrow’s Christmases. —Michigan Department of Consetvation | Pom ry CHRISTMAS Substitute Job Open Nashville, Mich. Valentine of Ann Arbor; two. Anyone interested In a rural sons. Keith of Woodland and I -airier substitute job is asked to ; Richard of Freeport; st ve n contact Postmaster Charles Hin■ pratldchlldren. 16 great grand- man at Ha.'.t;n,’s children; two sister*. Mrs. Arioa ■ Marah of Hastings and Mra —■ 1 ■— ■ " • 1— Myrtle Haas of California. I Phone 653-2791 Delton’s Joyous Yule Musieal Corner’ I Burning Mattress GREETINGS Bouses Guests Program Tonite Thought For The Week If you ore selling something, try to make it so good .that you would rather be the man who bought it than the man who sold it. Hastings firemen were alarmed Everyone Is invited to a joy­ ous musical Christmas program on fire In a room at the Cur- at the Delton High School Gym­ nasium tills Thursday evening. Tiie third graders will present fitroet. Tchaikovsky's Christmas fairy H bril "S'.. one of the below ground apart­ ments was nearly entirely ex­ tinguished by Richard Adams, son of the owner. Mra. Margaret Beatty. Richard, who was sleep­ ing on the main floor of the twoMrs. Ken Gray of R2 Delton ;tory frame rooming house, rac­ found a set of car keys on a key ed .to the second floor foe the ring attached to a half-dollar fire extinguisher. near the Campgrnurtu Road al Cedar Creek. The key* are at Tiie Banner office. A man's eye and bedding outside, and %lred glasses'were also found, and are out tho building. Keys, Glasses Found Land Bank Assoc. Plans Open House the sleep of 33 In the building was disturbed. - opening at 7 o'clock. At 8 o'clock the high school students will present "Toyland." The Junior Band. will open with the Christmas March fol­ lowed by the Toyland theme. The Senior High Chorus and a select chorus will keep the spirit of Christmas and sing melodic' number* including "Do You Hear' What I Hear?" The third selection of the pro- | gram will feature the Senior' Band playing “The March of the | Toys" and on arrangemeht of, the favorite "Parade of the I Wooden Soldiers." The band will conclude with “Jingle Bella." The choirs will be directed by Miss Connie Baxter and the band* by pale Kodi. ■ Mr. and Mr* Richard A unable and children of Ft Wayne. Ind, .31 be spending the Christmas An Open House will be bald ’Till weekend with hls parents, the Friday, Dec. 16th, 8:30 a.m. to wee Karen Neilson, of Grand RapCharles Annnbles, and Mr. and ----------Is spent spent a couple ctfday*tritt — the Federal Land Bank Associa­ Mrs. Doyle Hall of near Kalkaska , ids will Join them on Christmas Pay. Beree Darby at OoaU Grove. tion and the Production Credit Association. Located on M - 66. south of Ionia about one and one * half mile*, the site I* at the top of the bluff overlooking the □rand River valley and the city of Ionin. GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME Mi. WI 5-3252 W. Green at Broadway 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE THESE FOLKS PLAY SANTA THE EASY Mra. Harold Bean of Warner, N.H, and Mr. and Mrs. John Eastman of Milford, Nil., will be guest* of the Bruce Beans over the Christmas weekend. 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FrWUb, Nei»*borlr Sereic. /or *0 CoMUumu Yoer, �Saxons Go to Lakewood After Ionia Game Bulldogs Whip Grtenville for First Victory holiday half. The Bulldog* point* to the bulge period and eight in Chri* fuller led added seven In the third the finale tbe victor*; Pointe had 14—plus 30 rebound* Chuck Stewart came of! the bench and added a dooen Ionia won the Junior Varsity Paul Doan pumped In 37 point* Charlotte edged the Panther*. the third period and 18-13 In the fourth. John Whitely scored 30 for the mained undefeated by downing the fledgling Orioles. 53-40 Central Standings IFflfC Armchair Athlete Philip was out In front 27-11 Young Saxons Rebound to Beat St Johns Quintet Bellevue with 18. Darrel Greena­ Outdoor Trail—Sunday, Dec. 4. walt had 11 and Mike Otto and Conservation Officer Gene Brown Jim King Pacee dalslcal performance at Alma. checked eight fishermen hauling Blue & Gold to Firtl In big bluegills on a private lake Holding High took over the top ; the Hasting* High Junior basket­ north of town. Tucwday, Dre. 6, rung of the Trt-River ladder with ball squad handed the BL John* High youngsters their first defeat ff'ett Central JFin a fteherman wae using a boat Lowrtl defeated apart*. 64-55, of “the “ season here Friday night, luqfimg tor TUWIJ finding Finally MMWtu* the •■WK. hoop, the ~-w - rpanfMh. .. ------ --. •. •. _ Hastings High School BasketThe Greater- Michigan Boat and Rockford topped Comstock ball team roared to a big 78-S5 Show Jan. 38-IM>. & at tbe De­ It was Balding-* third win of victory over the 84. Johns Red- troll Artillery Armory is offering wings here Friday night to even *1,150 Ln prise money for the the campaign. their West Central Conference; eight oidast outboard motors Belding whipped Saranac Satrecord st 1-1. | Bubmltted to the show. An anthe third A run of nine straight led throughout the Tbe Saxons had lost thelrjtique motor I* one made before going out In front 30gave Lakewood a 85-44 edge and Friday by defeating Fultonthen lost at Alina, 80-71 they stayed out in front. ww-w, and -■■■■ Carson ciuwu । intermission. However. St. Johns Middleton. 64-U, Lakewood had a good shoot­ to spurted in the third quarter and City nipped Lakeview Lakerk..., 56-43. 22 22, 2ing average, sinking 37 out of remain deadlocked for the ._2 Trl- outscored the Utile Saxon* 20-0 57 from the floor while Green­ ^U.X(r™ib7 Door the following InfonuaUon of in- Cenlra] Conference win. to go into the finale out in front ville converted only 31 out of 63 I Center Dave Coleman started _ .. .... .... ___ . _______ ...*•! fn Hunton Irvt ri*A«mien ■ ■■ sv uu, oi 1— num HIT iitv ...... „ ------- ---- —— -------throw line lumbermen and mawmoblie en- Roger Butcher hit on a jumpI; the Saxons out In Uie last canto with a bucket but Kurt HUdorf Gary Sewell had game honor* Klng .hared scarln-t honors;«hugtart.: two inches, otJW-J-U shot In tbe final -three seconds matched it Coleman missed two with 21 point* and Paul Bldatrup with St. Johns' Gary Boyce. «Urub unn-oTwir. frec throws and with about 5 V* had 15 Tom Barnum and Jeff state Class B football star, who lnc^s' M?I M I minutes to go the freshman Well* had IB point* for Lake­ drilled 10 out of 21 field goal at- •"** and ont- half inches, car (two m Ou*rrt on WM Ml two wood and Pal I-oftu* 18. . non.lCT«ii. io. I TOla „ VanDenBunt [rOT) ntx)r ' tempts and four out of six from ton gro*e>'. eight Inches, light BemiM. Greenville won the JV contest. the line. truck (two and one-half ton Hastings was only a point back. It was a nip and tuck ball I Rick VanDenburg. Wes' sophogame through most of the first 'three and one-half ton groasi, ' more brother, missed a gift and thrill ■’ half but In the third quarter the and 12 inches. hravy truck (eight j St. John* took time out with Saxons moved well ahead, out­ 14:14 left. Shortly after Wes Van­ scoring the visitors 23-14 and Denburg tied up the count at 80OAME* FRIDAY MIGHT 118 wildlife rabies cates reported Dean missed tying hi* school's। went Into the final with a 61-38 In July. August and September •coring record by one point Jim bulge. Before the last period was Bchlmunek added 13 point*, Tim, half over they had boosted the occurred In Red Fox. . . . Michigan's 1067 fishing li ­ margin to 24 pointe, 67-41. Kasel 13 and Daryl Potter 10. Hasting* started fast and cense*. trout stamp* and State Bill Horne scored 29 point* for I moved to a 8-1 lead but the Red­ Park vehicle permits are now ItsiaUtea at r«nuvill wings raced back for 10 straight Alma won the Junior Varsity1 pointe and gained an 11-6 edge are 50 cents for residents 65 and B'Uar» The teams alternated in scoring game. dent license; 85 for the annual OAMBS SATURDAY NIO1IT John*’ favor a* the period ended. non-resident licence: 14 for the BL PhlllB at M14dlaTtllc. Jim William* led the local. 15-day non-resident license. and FxnnAtltf *l BtlUnw. (2 fur Uie trout stamp. Get a GAMES TUESDAY NIGHT license before you go out after New Year's. . . . charities. UU brother, Dave, Prep Basketball Roundup TOTAL* OBEEKVILLX Friday nWtat Charlotte built up big lead at Ionia and coasted 15-a|l afUfr the first period, and the Orioles led 35-11 al the half. HHSCagersRace To 79-56 Victory Over St Johns TOTALB LAKEWOOI Joe Bartolaccl led the Oriole* with IB point*. Dave Green had 16 and Mike Fleming 13. Bruce KIDNIY DANCER SIGNALS LaFolnte led Ionia with 15 Chris HOW TO TRI AT fuller and Gary- Mlraolan had 12 Charlotte won the preliminary. Full Prep Cage Schedule for 1 Area Quintets 50, Rick VanDenburg followed It 3—THE HASTINGS BANNER led. HUdorf countered to throw as HUdorf fouled out Rick dropped In one from the circle ball this past Fall. Geoff Miller of Saranao c 1 a tatter In croee country. EM. H SSBSSi.’Vl! baa gone unbeaten tn X regular season games through the 1868 and 1900 aaagona, winning 10 times and tying once._________ ■T. lOKtn HASTIXO« . Michigan State football line­ man Pat GaUlnagh of Detroit the IBM season. Ke was cited aa the squad's outstanding scholar athlete and also a* the Detroltarea piayer making Uie greatest contribution to the team. It's Amarica's Favorite Family Fun" v •Viichigan Outdoors” MORT NEFF with ^luto Owners 14 rebound*. Dick Baker added 20 points J for Maple Valley and BUI Reid 14. 'i 2 Mel Spencer led Wayland with Wayland won the preliminary game. 38-37. Hamilton defeated Caledonia.1 154-42. Lloyd Sclirotenbocr led tbe winners to their third' straight and f»*»t win << the Scottim* court with 21 flDlnU. Dave Plasm* scared 15 and-Mike Brinks 11. Batflorff had 10 for Caledonia. Bob Fischer 10, WUlUas. J HOL 10 * ST. JOHNS HASTINGS Tented Pennfleld 62-51 Saturday Ctrl Neetar sad Jobe night. 1 *•“*■ Peonfield led 16-13 al the , quarter but GuU Lake moved YE C KLEY 411 PARTY „uu will wu. .have a«.c «•* te Port IU third straight The Yreklcy 4H kClub its Christmas party on Dre. 17 fT . , it 7:30. Those who wish to atQul1 „won the "-*»■« lend should bring a gift lo be same too, 30-24 exchanged This gift should be 81 Philip, which invades Midwithin a 25-50 cent price range <3e»1Ue Saturday night, whipped Open Bowling Time Available Phan* WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESIRVATIONS Bob ond Mickey Lombort Your Hosts AGENCY Jim Coleman Eetf'CdTemgn 203 S. Michigan Hastings Ph. WI5-3412 Fennville won tiie junior Van rtty tdt. Maple Valley-* John Newman opened the fourth period alth four straight bucket* to lead Maple Valley to -a 71-M win THIS IS THE 1967 L NCOLN CONTINENTAL BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH rMEP CAGE RESULTS gift* foe St paints 8L Johns was held to two field goals In 17 tries but made five out of eight from the line and Hastings held a 87-35 advantage at the half. , It was King's turn In the third v»L,«7 ,4. MftVlUia and the big lad. who got hls I A full prep cage schedule Is Huli|» S«. Cslxlanlk •hare of rebounds, drilled five set for.Friday night with Mid­ field goal* and two free throws dleville traveling to Wayland. Sophomore Al Hengesboch added Bangor to Gull Lake. Delton to five points, Dave Williams four Galesburg-Augusta. Maple Val­ and brother Jim two a* Hasting* ley to Caledonia and Bellevue! to enjoyed a commanding 31-point, OUvet. 80-28, - bulge as the final eight Delton High exploded for CoTirt 61, BaBCsl, minutes got underway. Fowler 41. Dowll Tbe last •tans* was Henges- 52 point* In the second half O R. Catholic Cat bach's as the smooth athlete O.B. Cseusl *1. W. CstkoUe *6 Kalamasoo Valley AaaoeUUop OHO*~ •wished in throe field goals wlthll|l|< cait a mis*. Dare Williams added four points and Jim two before Panther*' court. Coach Bob VanderVeen cleared Qjach Bruce Carman's Delton hls bench with 3:36 left in th; Ufe\ now 2-1. .cruised.. la-UBA HolUo^ChriiUxa SO, AUagaa 67 [ triumph behind the 20-polnt effame. Mir Fiirerraia. **■'-----------Bob Ironside. Mike guard Tim Know I and Jtan FUher seared from UiFjack Ric&t hnd 18. Bill I ron 13 and Kevin Souders floor la tbe closing minutes. - •16- Area Athletes Earn Letters at Central Mich. HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland of Michigan ORDER NOW! 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Three teams remain undefeat­ the Hastings Merchants will play ed after playing two games In Pranciaco's lad* in Uie 8:15 en­ the Hastings Men's Basketball counter. league and another four - game La at Thursday WalldorfTs program U on Up for this Thurs­ rolled over Hasting* Mfg. X9­ Alma Hlah'a wrtaUm d.lralad | * day night tn the Hastings High 6S; Sceen trampled Francisco'*, Greenville High al Alma Friday, fI>ifJo gyms 98 - 48: the Merchant* edged night 43-7. Greenville won only IVlIlf Walldorf!'* quintet will meet one match, and scored two draws. | George Smith. 84. Wilson's in the first game in the Kenner Ford defeated Swift's Wayne Koraon woo for the tings, was found guilty Thursday main gym and Swift's Hardware Jacket* at 127 pound* OreenvUle by Municipal Judge L. E. Bar­ meets E. W. Bliss In the nightGary Cole led Walldorf!'* to look second In a quadrangular nett of hunting with a hlghtheir big win with 19 point*. Ber­ at Grand Rapid* Centra) powered rifle In Barry County Sceen meets Hastings Mfg. in nie Weller added 18. John Hui-: meet L,UB.UUI ciu™ m* Christian Saturday night O. R during the deer season. the opener In the East Gym and ; Catholic Central .on ala, « Gary Van Jota »a>- „Ba « Ct„. ler 7 and Jock Hopkins. Paul । l.r chrUt,„ j, „d Peterson and Jun Sergeant 2 each. , Smith paid a »5O fine plus [ court costa and hl* 35 RerntogSteve Schondelmayer had 18 lor the Merchants, Dave Slater____ _ . _., ton rifle was confiscated The value of the rifle was estimated 11. Ken Neil 9. Larry Utter 8. Otne McAlester and Steve Al.at 8100 । Judge Bomett convicted Smith Leading Renner Ford were The Maoln Valiev Hivh fvhretl 'after a wgnesn had testified that The Hastings High Saxons, , Y77121 playing thelrxcecond game in as Bob Lammers with 24 and Gene . he had seen Smith shoot several l time*, then return to hls car and many nights, led the battle Creek Service with 22. Ted Egleston Lror ,n put the rifle In the trunk and Lakeview Spartan.’, through a added 13. Bob Carmoney 8 and, Jf010.1? • ‘*>' quarter and a half Saturday Art Meade 2. Jim Ca lender Y*”1* CTub ,n U»c «ymnnsium night but fell behind in the final scored 20 for Swifts. Steve Cole 55~L • > tca-usus*__ * *rkol weapon. 12. Ed William* 8 and Darwin Icowglrts opposing* a’hTgh rthooi] tuUon buck* had been nnwolrla nrwvwin* a hlah aeheml l Jim Hamilton's big quintet, 71- Swift 6 faculty team. The girl* will ex- I ’hot in See. 36 of Irving on Nov, The Sceen lad* had a field day. hlblt fine ball handling and 2*with Don Trelry pounding the trlck shooting. ------------ •------------net for 24 points, BUI Eckxtrom TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES 20. Bob' Snyder 19 Dave Johnson n are Good scores Dec. 6—N. Kimand Butch Carr had 8 points. early nwy 190-524. F Hybargrr 168Jerry Hopkins 1 and John Cray 4. entertainlng bulge going Into the last quar­ Scoring for Francisco's were Dec 18. their guetts being their hofT 161-403. P. Burpee 158-437. Don Mohn with 20 point*. Terry mothers. Mra. Clara W Caston J Brittingham 157-306. B fiognlgbL Dolan with 13. Bob Adam* 6 and Coach Bob VanderVeen played Steve Kum 4. tan's slater. the Bruce Cramers. 401. P Lcavel! 143-348. P Edger hls new starting five al) through Ernie Strong led the Mer­ the fast gapie. nnd should have chants to their win with 14 been well pleased points. Car) Kleinschmidt had 11. daughter, the John Levy* of fare 143-342 and W. Hynes 133Bouthfleld. Guard Dave Williams. 5-10, Dr. Charles Morrill 8. Bob Van­ pumped 30 points into the net. derVeen and Dr. Larry Blair 6 mostly on long. 20-25-fbot Jump- and Dave Wler and Bernie Oom 3 points. Bruce Hunt scored 10 for Wil­ Bob Ironside, another short man with a big heart. sUrted in son's Merle Martin 7. Jim Wynes the other guard spot and gave and Jack Campbell 6 and Terry Hunt and Ted Harm* *each hls finest performance. scored 4 points. Th* Vanity •smmsry. hastimos rosrori The standings: VUilsas. Notk* it hereby given that the Hastings City ■■nkteh. TEAM W L Pet. Renner Ford ....... t 0 Zoning Board of Appeals will meet on Monday, Walldorf! Fum......... 2 Sceen __________ 20 December 19, 1966 at 7:30 p.m. to consider the Hastings Merchant* .11 George Smith Lose* Alma Wrestlers Whip Greenville ter 28. Hastings Floor Covering 31S. Sheriff Gtrls, Savings At Loan and Parker s Bar 23 and 518, Faye Allen 313-560. June Benner 210-509. Anna Lydy 177­ 506. Emma Magoon 183-602, Gene Hall 168-458, Joy Ward 158-456, Ruth Kruger 163-489. LaVonna Woodmansee 173-478. Mildred Smith 166-475. Irene Heath 169­ 477. Bertha Thaler 169-450, Marge Wieland 167-446. Delores Oas- On tap to join Michigan's growing list of aportfishing attraction* i* thi*, the Chinook or king salmon. The chinook, a clo»c look-alike to the exciting coho which haa already made a big splash in ibis state, ranks as die most prized salmon catch among sport fishermen in the West. Recently, the State of Washington donated 1 million chinook eggs to Michigan.- From these eggs, the Conservation Department hopes to rear 800,000­ 900,000 young Chinooks which will be planted at 3-4 inches next spring in a Micbigaa stream yet io be picked. If these new fish thrive as well in the food-rich Great Lakes a* the coho, many of them will grow to the 15-40 pound class within rheir 3-5 year life cycle to provide terrific trophy fishing. And if they grow at the ncmendotss rate of tbe coho, a few two-year-olds are expected co return to the planted scream in the fall of 1968. It ia hoped that heavier chinook runs will occur from the first planting of these fish during tbe nle Smith 143-373, Thelma Barr 178-456, Merna DePew 172-464. Jean McAllister 188-484. Boonie Hathaway 185-480. Ellen Dalman 111-419. Bemadlne Eckert 175­ 450, Helen Crawford 172-423 nnd MytUs Cuddahee 155-378. salmon will be tbeir distinctive black gums; the coho' Conservation RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Standings: Woodmansee LumSUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES ..a .------ pot, jerry eager xvj-osi, noo and GUmore Jeweler* 92. Trum- _ .. , ... chine and Joh-.nlcs Auto Parts Carmoney 5O3- Maurice Adrlan250-581, louis BUabee 199-543, ble* Tavern 30. Chenoweth Ma-' “n 3LH-528. Shannon Lydy 220- Bud Grows u 191-533. BUI Bum*_ and Kroger 20. 580. Nolan Johncock513. Art 178-520. -------- 3. Don Don Cullers CUUera 215-61L 215-614. 21L591 Al^Tayi^*chalked on.” !’’!?“ nn .n.— -Uz,— . „ . *522 . “ i Errdrnburg rreucnourg M9- Stu oiu Swccl aweci 513 ou.' uene wyani L®0‘^'.Y von noweu KeAMMu«1to)S31 'Joc 304-560. Harold 176-519, Wanda Smith 180-484, Ken Mugyldge 537, Paul Caraei ' -----------------— --------------------Ken Muarldre 537. Paul Caswl 205.478. Allan Hln613, Steve Malcolm 511. Klngiley Sherry 213-697. Charles Altoft Bennett 306-541. George Cogs- 522. BUI Burns 650. Jim Barnum 477, Ted Smith 150-475, Al Mor­ well 204-558, Doug Vogt 223-551 218-M4. Pete Kruger 540. Gene gan 174. Bonnie Wyant 1Y3, and Lyl* Sanfom 544 Grabou 223-588, Norm Hall 211­ Bernard House 180. Dick Mar565. Ken Keeler 205-532. Ron _______ HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Higdon 206-521, Dave Dimmers Harry Long anchored Me Al-1229-530. Karol Owen 301-547. EdHstres with 302-315-213 for a big w»rds 234-589. Harv Haan 503, 630 and while It was top* for the A Hin.1ch.wn 213-532. P. Burkey league Wednesday it wasn't 5l8’ H°n 512. Denver Klcrenough to give thee Oilers any Hall 319-520, Decker 204polnU In their match with Dow- Ml, Terry 201-575. .Ed Shel er ling. Keeler rolled 530. Keegstra Ma- J Sheler 207-504, George 500. Bill Ransom 501. O. 8ked201-540. Les Springer 537. gell 305-521. Kenyon 546. Jerry , Jcrry Mlles 225-548, and C. Baker Bmelker 207-542, Ken Beck 242- 601 -Mich. Dept, of HASTINGS AJBC BOWLING Standings: Moose 26. PUlon Ring 35. Piston Ring Union 34. East Side Lumber and Hastings Milling IS. Haan's Standard Service 18. Moriarty Buildings 16. Legion Auxiliary 13. Coleman In- W*u VanDenburg rolled 301-460. Bob Terry 454, Gary Bowman 466, Jack Reynolds 195-466. Steve Merrill 486. Rod Newton. 171-433. Frank Misak 429 and Sheryl 145. Rose Hlnriohsen 150 and VanDenburg 406. Evelyn Pellow 150. AJBC CUB BANTAM LEAGUE WEDNESDAY P.M. LEAGUE Standings: Welton's Plumbing Standings: Hastings Mqtor National Bank 184. UAW-CIO 34. East Side Lumber 33. Blan­ Loal 138, has 13, Fetpausch Food tons Real Estate 32, Peabody OU Center and Clipper Lantern 12. 31. Vita Boy 30. Miller's and Bill's Cycle Shop 11 and SuperHartings Aluminum Products and Crystal Candy 25. Barry County Ready Mix 23, Makers Market M8. Kevin Hughes 89-163, Doug 16. Carols Needlecraft 11 and . Peck 94-147. Jim Hathaway 100­ Pepsi Cola 8. ' 189. David vwvra otonenou* 8 tone house 96-195 and Good scores: Wmrtri *«.>*■> 310-571 a? ssz »•>“ Christmas Puppies ,.1’' P*’" Saxons’ Early Lead Fades In 2nd Half Maple Valley to nOVC UIH LGgerS F„, Benefit Gome PUBLIC NOTICE 8 tin 213-503, Jan Peurach 111­ 463. Ruth Rice 150-435. Jane Richardson 160-438. Margaret defy reports three combination c«nu st Corrigan 201-473. Florence Wsytoy collie and cocker spaniel puperman 189-461. Reba Lydy 172- plat are available for adoption at the Barry County Ddg She!ter. TMre are also four part colSmlth 151. Joan Martin 158. He and English .'hepherd puppies । Norma Varney 156. Shirley Bow­ at the aheltre. Persons Interested H man 156. Pearl Frederickson 153, may contact Dog Warden Dean • -A.Marge Campbell 151 (picked up Braden through the sheriff's of3-7-10 spill). Gena Thompson flee. Oltlclsls: Ha*Ung* Mfg. Co.__ 1 E. W. Bll** Co........... 8 1 1 W11son Insurance ... 0 2 Francisco Farm Shop 1 1 application of Dr. Douglas Castleman for a change in use of Lot 560 of the original City at 425 and 435 W. State St. Michigan State sophomore gymnast Toby Towson won the DONNA KINNEY. City Clerk Open Meet In 1866 in hls flrat collegiate varsity competition. 153 Be Uy Miner IM. Eva Raw- Loxo 149. MardeU Tuckerman 156. Ruth Johnston 159. Cleopha Flora 161 Rose Hlnrichoen 158 and Ruby Downey 156. COMMERCIAL MINORS , Ing lad Thuraday night, ael 633 pin* Into the pit* with high game. Paul Woodman Bol- Slocum r <09, Rod. RWRBONFUL OF YEM ROUND SERVICES nil CMnau. |ns i BaoMnhip is tM Astweiili Cb5 cl Michigan Ths motoring iimcM ... WarMwido Trsrsl Swvic* • t■*r(*ncy Read •wegNldMit A ph Mtiii' MretenLp h HI. I 9-fl Atuciltl MraMrthe |lor tpwiit. uwssnitf im u diujhtu living ia the hen* cl iht Multi UiaUij u hi IL mw/w ttuiuti num an Kt £itjoy ife SpVut o{5 ClviUtmaA for Many Christmases to Come Bob Burghdoft iU, Dick WUCOX 514. Woody Wyngarden 208­ 538. Peter Krugar 267-172, Rater Wolfe 510. boa Mathew* H4 Emmeth Kngasrth 31V682, Bob Ward 509, Gordon Howe 209­ 519 and Paul Cassel 199-527. Standings: Deputies 39, Ben­ der Oravai >7, The Banner <M%', Smith Bros 92%. V A J MoM and Tinkler's 33. Belli Motors 91. Parker's and Renner Port 30. Dale's Baki Monument 23%, Midway Poltehli Food and Has Products 19 and with a new PIANO ORGAN Bulling's Make it a Cable-Nelson Christ­ mas and it will be your family’s Dollie HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. Stafa St. Ph. WI 5-4392 or from most cherished Christmas. Cable-Nelson pianos, famous posted 166-450, 440. J. Ogden lor craftsmanship, exuberant 149-403 tone, and long-hfe quality. «w«w<*e<w Yoa Can Live Better Many styles. Most popular finishes. 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El. and Don tart WMU tor the Christman boUdaw. Saxons, 7842 seaaaaeeeea»••••••« Junior Varsity bas- Um>' Paul I Florence Green of Woodland for leagues will get urday with U Into four circuits. DmttMK Mra. Smith, charming Ch Hit in ■■ night. Ing Christmas with her mother. Christmas morning the Floyd B. State Road are planning to entertain their family on ChriX- wilh the Newport, Va. (Phillip la with the is attending collage dlnJea. Leagues and teams follow: Red Baraoa — Spencer Good­ penetrate. year. Steve Chenoweth, Jim Bow­ nolds 203-601. Art Predcnburg 2O7-S03. Pat Terpcnlng 210-525. Hastings fell behind 31-1 in Bob Clinton 206-M7. Cart Bate tbe first period and trailed 44-21 Brama — Ritchie Adams. Ray i Ellis. Tom Lyons, Colin Cruttenden. Mike Hubbell, Bob Taylor and Paul Pierson. . split. Jordan, Mra. Vernon Torgerson parent!, tbe Floyd Bocromi. COME FIND OUT FOR YOUR SELF— 'Dw't Take Our Word for It! PLEASANT POINT Motel and Restaurant M-43 Hasting, 37 victory over the Hastings vens. Newell Heath, David Hol­ lister, Jerry Whitney and Mike Paul Burkey and Mr. and Mra. L. F. Burkey. in February to tbe Gary Clartu Bradley. The Team - Wes Lewte. Tim Clarey, Jeff Hoke, Bill Burghdoff. family Christmas. On Monday, the Gary Clarks will bo a part Mark Chase. Ray James and Raymond Bolton.' potluck and Christmas party. of the family group entertained Tib Grade League Irish—Carl Norris. Mark Bow­ for Christmas dinner will be hla and Mra. Loyd Hughes. er. Bruce Hahn. Chris Frey, Mike Lt. Col. and Mra. Rom Norwood Hubert and Don Myers. the Donald Czlnders of Drayton land and Franco the past three Tom Steward, Dave VanderMoten. Bruce I^e Fuller, David Cxlndar, Jr. and family. of the Chet Bangharts from Anderson and Bob Gorham. Thursday through the weekend Monkeys—Bob- Shumway. Chris Ing the Friendship Sunday school The Bangharts also entertained Guggemoa, Mike Hall. Leo Rear­ Mr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood. their Christmas party on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and don. Bob Hubert and Chuck JH mUl in the church parlors. Marshall Norwood for dinner Dog. — Doug Welton, Rich Saturday supper guests of Mra. Saturday evening, and Ross Rohde, Mark Haines. Joaa Hinshowed his travel pictures which shosa, Dave Haller and Ken Carl Marble of Middleville. Mr were most interesting for the Brower. and Mra. John Thomas and Mra. group. On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Zippers — Mitch St. Martin, Lucile Cappon of Hastings. The Bruce Banghart and boys of Bat- Bob Terry, Scott Deneau, John Marbles’ and Mrs. Bothard plan Blrke, Steve Castleman, Timothy to leave for Florida after tho Ross and hls family are now Rowland and Allen Kaufman. visiting her relatives in Wiscon­ ijolldays. Impossibles — Ed McKcough, The Lyndon Barrys are plan­ sin before leaving for Colorado Tom Robinson. Dave McGuire, ning to entertain their daughters Springs where he is to be sta­ Joe Kessenlch. Martin Kaufman. and families over the Christmas tioned. John Rowland and Ray Adams. holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spending the holidays with Dr. Chapman and children of Jack- and Mrs. Norbert Bchowalter Saxons—Brian Lee Smith. Dan will be their sons, Tom from Ban Buerge. Dennis Acker. Bill East­ Glaser and daughter of Steward, Diego, Calif.; John from W.M.U.; man. Stan Sheridan, Mark Lan­ Hl. their daughter, the Marty KJeva caster. ™ On Bunday the Earl McMul­ family, from South Bend. Ind: Wolverines — Jerry Kessenlch. lens entertained with a family Margaret and Delores Bchowalter John Burkey. Chris Weber, Jef! dinner honoring the birthday of and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sclmwai­ Bennatt. William Carter. Dan ter of Grand Rapids, and Mr. Daugherty and Greg Zeigler. and Mrs. John Ramsey and sons Pan there— Randy Adams, Mark of Bay City. Wolfe, Brian Echtinaw. Randy The William Ootente, the Lydy. Robert Lydy and Stev Dwight Cotanta and the Don Barnum. Spartans—Don HoSmaorGM mas Eve guests of the Richard Goodyear. Brad Fpftx. Rot. Kouts. Brandon Cooper and Bob. Babcock from Michigan Gary Nicholson. ’ \ Sth Grade League Tech at Houghton and Sue from Pan th ere—Robert Math. Duane Oakland University. Rochester, will be arriving home next week Hovey. Mitchell VanHouten, Mitch Coleman. Rick Ouggemos to spend the holidays with their and Tom Carr. parents, the Harland Babcocks. Wolverines—Roger Rush, Ste­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richard­ ven Jlles, Grant Bryan. Michael son visited their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Richardson Pennington, Craig Rose. Spartans—Don Anderson, Da­ and Robbie in Gary. Ind., on Sunday. The Richardsons will vid Black. Keith Waters. Rory entertain the Terry Richardson West, Rod West. Saxons — Oreg Cole, David family. Fred Fairchild and Agnis Ba|d-*jn for dinner on Chrtatmau VanderVeen, Jeff Morrill, Peter The family of Bob and Irene Hook, Tom Groos. Brownell will have their CiulaJr Thc Harold Chaffees spent mas party at the Shuts Com, munlty building on Dec M Sunday with their daughter and There Nashville. group. MONDAY BOWLERETTES Standings; Millers Duraclean <3, Williams Insurance <1, Wall- after three periods with the gap widening to 87-28. Freshman Wes VanDenburg, who »u unable to find the hoop OmcUU. Treat lai in the first half whtn he missed seven attempts from the floor. Makoaoy. B*ttu Creek. BANNER WANT ADS PAY -|BWUN6 Barn Market 34, Gilmore's Gems 33. Lydy's Llvretock St Trucking 31, Motor Alfta 27'-,. Bums Re­ frigeration 37, Hastings Milling 36 Cuyler'.t Trucking & Ac- ter 30k, Beeline Fashions 17 and Rockhill 6i Banghart Service UM. June McKelvey picked up the 6-7 spilt. SINGLES CLASSIC 7:30 Every Friday Evening 146-458, Shirley Bowman 184-442, Donna Travis 1M-4H. Sally1 Downing 173-486, Jo Tinker IVO421, Barb Kleraey 212-636, Madelime Everett 16O-4S4. Grace Cooley 163-468. Lola Robiyer 187­ 401, Rose Hlnrlcksen 176-401. Ines Lyons 202-604, Betty Horton 107-441. Gerry Newton 104,534. Pat Conly 171-440, Ellen Davis 178-472. Velma Slocum 160-446 and Jodene Howell 174-440. Clarence Chaffee and accom­ panied than to the concert at Central Auditorium, their daugh­ 4 GAMES Handicap to 200 o 00 Total l Includes Bowling and BIC PRIZE SPLIT For Information Phone 795-3640 NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Bud Taylor, Your Host TWO GREAT SERVICES! Sunday, December 18 10:00 A.M. * ’ 17547666 7:00 P.M. Program Christmas Cantata "Chimes of the Holy Night' By Our Chancel Choir Gerald Ostroth, Director You Are Welcome! ASTINGS E.U B CHURCH East and Grand Say Merry Christmas in comfort with Hush Puppies® casuals New styles in sizes for the whole family. Breathin' Brushed Pigskin® or smooth leather. Built-in steal shanks. Water-repellent pp»bs ^fricsd for easy giving (or getting). Not sura of sin? Make it a gift certificate. Soften their sidewalks with comfortable Hush Puppies casuals. Look for our puppie in tbe shoe. GREAT See our stock of INSTAMAT1C CAMERAS The 100 or the 104, 300 or 304, 400 or 404 and others . . . Drop in the Kodapak Cartridge and take your Holiday Pictures or Slides. No fuss or adjust­ Il ments—Just Shoot! Priced from NEW $4 050 | y for HIM. "Passport 360" Cologne, Aftershave and Gift Sets . . , It’s a man's world*, you can go as far as you like_________ _ — .from $4 50’ I up STUDD for HIM They were made for lady types that’s why they make it lady-like. Ask for "Sunnyflowera’’ and you'll get them just like they look In the ptelura. From 595 Men’s Cologne. After Shave and Gift Sots--------------------------- SQ75 w up SPECIAL! Sunbeam Rechargeable TOOTH BRUSHES—Cordless S1A95 Recharges between brushings.______ Only I “T Give a Mohawk BRUSH and COMB SET All styles and types____ $*>00 Priced from LADY BUXTON He'll do hls best relaxing In "Bowser,” of rich-looking Breathin' Brushed Pigskin. Just brush ’em dean, Forthetrlm'n tailored man, choose "Master" of easycare smooth leather with aoft, walk-easy soles. "Frltzlo" looks like comfort-end Is. Choose thle classic style in either brushed or smooth leather. i Lord Buxton WALLETS For that Man in Your Life Meed from FOR HER: Gifts by Celebrity Travel Casos • Purse Kits Tissue Cases • Shower Caps Pin Curl Bonnets Folding Hangars . . . Etc. Priced $4 00 from H $*195 V TWEED Spray Cologne T’ Concentrated cologne mist Brushed tether twosome. Girts go for "Jeri"; boys Hite "Rufua" oxford; mothers like steel shank support Give a Box of Russell Stover CANDIES Golf partners: "Putter" for the gals, "Blarney ’ for men. Lightweight, water-repellent Great gifts. . . . for the Sweetest Gift under the Tree! Numerous Selections AMBUSH by Dana Duette Sets $500 Spray Cologne $300 ... A finer flower-fresh fragrance for you alone ... by Dana. ARPEGE and MY SIN GIFT SETS by Lanvin Priced from HUSH PUPPIES* Brushed Pigskin S •‘114 W. State St SHOE STORE Hastings HATS Top off his day with owe of several styles inoti stylish' collection. �County Officers Drive 12,491 Miles in Month PimOCK HOSPITAL Monday. 491 miles during the JO-day period. Sheriff* officer* policed 86 accidents, including M in which has left for Vietnam, and will IS V. Mleblisa. ' Ha IU, Xsary BhsUraUr**'. SUL J >' (Uruti. B4. Mlanis J. Mt *11 B. Otesa. Dm. T: teTlor 0 B*. EUm L. Barks. S3: sued plus a warrant for driving Said. Midlaon. puaata Nleksrxm. B3. while drunk, reckless driving and ■ : TteU Wsst. SIS B. Cm Donald Lotidsa. B3. Batty uU other traffic warrants. Other arrests made by county officers Included three for minora Facility. in posaetBlon of Intoxicants, two c»i B. BaU.-oai : for drunk and disorderly, one lac. lAira E for non-support, one for viola­ tion of probation, one for viola­ Mclntyn. '1010 tion ot village ordinance and one for unlawful driving an auto Out Sandborn. 131 W. Orud. Har­ away, plus tliree Juvenile arrrats. old Martin. HIS, W. ourt. Dec. 11. ODESSA — Janice Dealaaan Officers Investigated 38 mis­ LAKB »3. Dee. 6; Da M. Hum. 133S Flrat cellaneous complaints, gave as­ St . Vlrjil Manivy. Bl. Dec. S: Bren sistance to other departments on 13 occasion*. Investigated 49 u«un. ios runipa dm •: rauuu criminal complaints, made 20 liquor inspections and tnvratl- Blctard Aldik FLAIHWELL - THREE RIVERS — arewUead. Ba. Thta. VBBM0NT7IIXI1 — Durfee By Mrt. John Hook your pascriptions to us. As part of (he "home guard" we are dedicated to the good health of you and your family. Your (/taaii) Pharmacist Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy Phone WI 5-2466 126 East State St. Dunham District By Mri. Willard Bennett vordnlo and Barryvllle roads to Improve vision for motorists. * Mrs. Miles Ruffner has been in Lila Hospital wilh a light stroke. Sius was stricken Friday morning ping. Mr. and Sue found her on pttal. She ta recovering from It but must remain In the hospital u while. * Mr. and Mra Merten came Saturday to help get the Christmas tret and trim it for their parents, Mr. and Mr*.1 daughter's and family. Mr. and JamCB Rllgg. »<— nr^Bob WbXe. who is attending the' Unlveratty OT Michigan, ta Brog ond their four children of Columbus. Ohio, Mr. and Mra home for the holidays. * Mr. Kenneth Vogel of Center CUy near Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Vogel win soon take their annual at Stevensville. Saturday evening , “‘Yule Programs family of Catalonia. Dolph Winkler, who under" went surgery Wednesday, Dec. '!1 L_ 7, at the Ferguson-Droste-Fergu- | 1 U Uv DtlllUct y “ T». .mw«l Clruui. \iinnflV Winkler can we him at five • ~ minute Interval* in an hour.! Rr^iren'Churrh wm ^Unday.^>e^18at 10 All departments the dtatrtbutor agent In thia area ’ Christmas famUy gathering. * window on the front porch * The Baptist Missionary Society 5,Irl David Chase returned re- Jonathan Fields, who cut hta The day will findh IU ~ climax Her grand- will hold their Mvatery Stater | ccntly from a visit to her son, right iuuid very badly, ta MUI j>arty this Thursday at the home Bnd f«nlly. Mr. and Mra Bruce unable to work at the E W at ] pj". of MraV CAM M nXm Chase In Dearborn * Mra Fk»- Bitt. Plant tnHasting* The Street * Pvt. Elwln W Bender--1' Hinman of Hasting* will be fingers were cut to the bone but Os troth, will give the Christtnaa and Mra. John Reynolds expecti street * Pvt Etwm v. Bender (f>e WM MTe then cantata. Chime, of the holy to spend Christmas .pith their home around Christmas to visit, Thursday. * Mra. TIUle Pink- * Dorr HoweU. who has had night. his folks. Mr. and Mra Walter■ belncr returned home Sunday, bronchial pneumonia, was able. The public ta invited to these Bender. * Mrs. Hasel Derrick ac­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur companied her son-ln-Jaw and Smith of Hastings. * Mrs. John daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robbe of Wayland spent Thora­ Buliivan in the University Hos­ pital In Ann Arbor. * The Post Matrons rnJoyed a party al their In Chicago * Mr. and Mr*. Jack OES Hall. * Mr. and Mra. WilJanoso have purchased the 11am McKevltt are spending the’. Leodre Feed Mill In Wayland. Winter with their daughter and 1 The mill ha* been operated by husband, Mr. and Mrs. Howard i Lou KJoaka. They *1111 remain Colman in Grand Rapuls. * MLw ■ on their farm on Bender Rood Ema Schymldt of Reed City te| spending tbe wvek In the home of Mr. and Mra, Jerry Page of ta spending the Christmas holi­ days with her daughter and fam- cal led to LaMolne. Ill. because of the death of her father. Web Wilson. * Mra. Charles Baugh- Livonia. Tony Belli Motors is Proud to Announce other members of the Nashville Baptist choir, risked the slippery roads Dec. 5th to drive to Grand daughter and family. Mr. and Rapids to hear the "Night of Miracles" cantata by John Pet­ ent*. Mr. and Mra. Harry WlU- I Mrs. Joe Plala. and in the after­ yard and sons. Callers Bunday noon they with Mra. Henry erson at the Ctvlc auditorium. "Night of Miracles" Just hap­ pened to bo Uie cantata tiiat the Flrat Baptist Church ta also giv­ ing this coming Bunday evening at 7:30. Il ta being directed by the pastor’s wife. Mrs. Janet De­ ll root. All are cordially Invited to attend. Admission free. * Rev. Sam J. McCarroll formerly the nastor of tho Battle Creek Gos- East Baltimore Extension group gucut speaker of the Maple Grove will meet for a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Joe) Howel). Bible Church. A week ago Sun­ day morning Ralph Palmer, who Tuesday. Dec. 20. Dlnfier about 12:30. * Ed Rice Bed Mr. and was a member of the Battle Mrs. Rex Casey and family were Creek Bble Church, and Home Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Bible League, was the evening Mra. Arthur Palmer near Orange­ This post Sunday, Michel Mac­ ville. ★ Mra. Homer Ham­ mond and Harold Erb attended key. a student of the Grand Rap­ the golden wedding anniversary Ids School of Bible and music, of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Ham­ mond of Hastings Bunday. The Cheney family' gathered at that I announce that Willard the home of Mrs. Ruth Cheney Sunday for an early Christmas nt both services this coining Bun­ dinner. * Several attended the day at the -Maple Grove Bible Christinas Concert at Hastings Church. A A3/c Garry Bristol, Sunday. * Mrs. Etale Davta and orniara Bernard ana and mrs. Mrs. uernyn Jerllyn vricChe- Bristol of 929 Cooper Road, was j ney attended the Christmas: home for tho weekend and party at Clear Lake Sunday eve-1 brought with him a housegueat, ning. * Mrs. Dora flilmer of i Airman Fred Shaffer whose Ionia was a Monday 'caller of home la in Southern Illinois. Mrs Hazel Brook:Both boys returned to Bunker ------------ •------------■ HUI A. F. B. A George Ball was The LaVcme Bowmans will be home for the weekend from entertained for Christmas at the , Grand Rapids Mssy Freebed home of their son. Mr. and Mra. I Hospital spending the day yrllh LaVeme Bowman. Jr , who are hls daughter and her husband, hasting a family dinner. I Mr and Mra WlU Cordray.* The Richard Whites nnd Mra. j' The Maple Grove Birthday • Leona Cain plan spend1 Club met at the Maple Grove I I Township Hall for their Christ­ Chrisimas togetlicr. mas dinner. * The Farm Bureau meeting was held at town hall Now humidify 1 for more comfort with less heat and JamUy of th* K.U1 in Lcigmon. ins new parsonage __ at Leighton is completed. Plnkbetner had been Maying Mra. rlfXfitinCffS a family ChrUtmas al the home mons of of the Robert Hamps. ' jured. A policeman is sworn to protect your family and home.', but he can only do so much. It is your responsibility to safeguard your family's health. Make certain each member of your family visits a doctor periodically, and if he should prescribe, bring Wayland and Hastings and Mr and Hra. Stanley FinkHenry Leota of St. Joseph. At tbe William Crawfords on ChrisUnaa gathering with the i ■ daughter, Nancy, and family from Grand Rapids Mrs. Frank Campbell la staywill remain for tho Winter. * Sheriff’* officers made 37 round trips io Charlotte during November hauling prisoners to and from tho Eaton County 1*11 Tne Home Guard Middleville Personal Mention ADMI-TASCEfl The Showing of The NOW Cars from the 1967 American Motors Wed., Dec. 14th to Sat., Dec. 17th Wednesday and Friday 'til 9:00 p.m Thursday and Saturday 'til 6:00 p.m RENT Christmas Money 1967 AMBASSADOR Now... Luxury Cars Created for Today "Go shopping with Cash!" Buy oil the happiness on your, gift list and make it the greatest Christmas ever! • (_W. F. ArncU Manoger NOW... Cars So New They Never Existed Before Model mokes it easy and pleasant to rent money from $50 to $1000 for a week, month, year or longer. Customers hove rented money in just 10 minutes. Simply phone in youprequirements. This Christmas, do what you wopt to do . . . Rent money from Model Finance — Michigan's most considerate Finance Company. MODEL FINANCE CO. 140 W. State St. MODEL* Hastingi ft 1967 AMERICAN NOW... Typhoon V-8 Thunder Conies Io America's Low Price Champ Phone 945-3429 fmmkecqI 2Vi% Per Mo. to $300 1’z4% Per Mo. on $300 to $1,000 Register Your Noma to Win 25 Color T.V noon. The next meeting will be land spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Keith Ball. They along with Mis. Fem Ball, attended the Birthday Club Christmas dinner. * Mr. and Mra. Keith Ball and family went up to Alaska. Mich., to visit their ion. Robert BaU. That evening while they were there. Robin. ken to Grand Rapids Hospital, where she was placed in a croup | tent. ★ The Christmas program ot the South E.U.B. Church will be held Sunday. Dec. 18. at 8| playa and skita. * Mtas Ruth Peterson held an open house at. her brothers home. Mr. and Mra. i Ted Poteraon Dowling Rood Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12-1 We received a pray letter from Billy Graham. revealing plans for Christmas, which will warm 1 many of our sons' hearts over In 1 the misty, muddy Jungle* of Vietnam. FREE REFRESHMENTS OPEN Friday Evening - Til 8 P.M. Tony Belli Motors Phone 945-2479 1320 N. Michigan SATURDAY MORNING BARRY COUNTY’S EXCLUSIVE LINCOLN - MERCURY COUGAR & RAMBLER DEALER Last 9 Big Sale Days! Christmas RESERVED Tl/tSllIlUCS Make Miller's Your denier Miller Jewelers 118 W. STATE. HASTINGS A. W.IEHIH The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience Coolerator, Humidifier Humidify your horns beautifully with this furniture-styled Coolerator Humidifier. It has the rich look of walnut in a thick, textured vinyl finish that is both washable and mar-resistant. Enjoy more comfort with lees For prompt, skilled furnishings with this handsom* humidifier. CENTRAL RADIO & TV »74« HOWARD TRUMBULL . WI 5-9IB7.O’ WI 5-5992 22» N. Jeffarewi at MRI consumers Power J ——/.■T2rs' -• . ■ ■ % gimmicks. |ust old t f athionad skill and modern equipment •' j-r •-C — . ■, -• ............................................................................................ WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Everything Must Go Mark Downs of as much as AND EVEN �HELP WANTED The Dealing Season See These "Specially" Priced Used Can \ RenneR Ford Country Wed. - Fri. j 1 During Our Best and NURSE AIDS ONI YEAR GUARANTEE 1964 CHEV. IMPALA rheel cover*. 1964 Falcon 2 Door Standard. Excellent condition I 1962 CHEV. IMPALA 2 Dr. Hardtop 8. Automatic. Aretle white. A beautiful car! board Special). 1963 Galaxie 500 4 Dr- Sedan. 8 Cyl. Auto. Pow1963 Rambler American 2 Dr. Hardtop. Stand. 6 cyl. Radio. 1963 Fairlane EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' end men's clothing. Phone WI 5-6714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd. Tailor Shop. ward. CHRISTMAS TREES — Pruned Scotch Pine and Spruce. 81.00 and up. Free Greens with tree*. LEGALS Posltldh open for ' Let Smiley Building* help you with your new building for your farm or business No ob­ ligation CaU your Smiley man. Motor Jurt overhauled. IMS PONTIAC HARDTOP . . . Coupe CaUllna scries. cryffD blue finish, power *teeringignd brakes, hydramatlc. whljewaJl*. deluxe radio. k 1*85 OLD8 STARFIRE ... This beautiful hardtop ■ole, fully guaranteed Heating - Plumbing Service CHEVROLET IMS FORD 4 DR. HARDTOP . . . Oalaxie 500. loaded with extras, new whitewall tires, sharp dark blue finish 1964 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN . . . Dynamic 83 4 Dr. Hard- 1435 S. Hanpver Biahard nt fllrial A WI 5-242t GIVE APPLES and WREATHS Maple syrup, honey, popcorn. On M 37 So. Ii la OHandlb IS, al 10:35 A CIDER Fresh-pressed all winter. To Our NEW LOCATION 8SH OF PUBLICATION PUBLICATION OBDBB. Choice CHRISTMAS TREES WE HAVE MOVED 1 welcomeLorchard CIDER MILL at Mlehina. 1T> ,2t H: ’ral tn lh» nlaea ot b»<)nalr EX CEPT1XO THNBEPHOU & H mile north of lonU on M66 Alt 1 1 l.osu* B-, 945-9526 Used Farm Machinery GOODYEAR BROS IM37 South 1MI CHEV. SEDAN . . . Impale 4 Dr. automatic GOOD AS NEW STORE PUBLICATION OBDEB PUBLICATION OBDBB. v .th.-.t-rir on* iwt i pMh»Dii*T<Sh!ii.,jt4 nUVord R. Fit* N«. H' On lha lilt l«*«. ‘aiwlfit* aaa mm i»d by itaii OBDEB— ~ AppoinUMal of AdaUsUUaUr sad DatarBlsaUaa of Hair*. PUBLICATION OBDEB NOTICE or MOBTOAOE FORECLOSUBB BALE i*’ SHhu.,KYClMh*,WlL.Kisi.'' .nd IMiHOTHY WILKtNR. hurt.nd «)(» >■ mnruuon. U> BIVKHHIIik CKMKTKBY jDOMPAMY. - > or i*. Cauatr. MkKi II. is Llbo trwJi. "h.''filtohei nJ Had..-.. fix ISO weal Buu BtrMl ‘Uallass. akhlaaa rUauCATIOS PUBLICATION OBDBB. .11 12/15 hair claim sad hair* ai • ri ior lou.iv nt u.rrj M.r* L. Hlrimb.vir. Plalatlf HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 Fhlilp H.- Krialr cl PUBLIC NOTICE 945-9526 dlo. thoroughly reconditioned. REAHM MOTOR SALES 102 W. 8l*l» Sit HaitittM. Mich In 12 15 We wrap and malpfhem for you See our display of gifts. FARM IMPLEMENTS LEGAL beige and while Uitonr. regu- OBDEB or PUBLICATION. WI 5-5352 Over Hastings Paint A Wallpaper Store one careful owner Haa vinyl trim for a nice family car. OPEN FRIDAYS 1964 FALCON SPRINT CONV. . . . V-8 engine. sUndxrd transPTO and hydraulic One owner mission, power steering, radio, whitewalls, bucket scats wilh WINTER ROBES console. --I.H.C. 300 Row Crop Tractor men. women and children with fast hitch. Good shape! I 1864 PONTIAC HARDTOP LoU of JIG SAW PUZZLES . . . Sedan. Popular CaUllna —John Deere No 2010 Oas Row' -. features including power steer­ Table of . . . Crop Tractor. ing. HydnunaUc radio, whiteCHRISTMAS ARTICLES -1949 John Deere A Tractor HEAD SCARVES. APRONS 1W4 OLDS M CONV. —Ford Major Diesel Tractor in . . Sharp maroon finish with ONE .NIC E RADIO. A-l Shape white top. power steering and -1959 Cock-Shutt 550 tractor STORE TO BE CLOSED brake* and loU of extra* Ixxtk with live PTO—hydraulic and DEC. 23rd and 30th power steering. OPENED JAN 6. 1967 1864 MERCURY SEDAN -1948 John Deere B Tractor . . . Mac lclair 4 Dr.. factory air Help kieeded at store on FrlStarter and lights. conditioning, power (leering d*y*-»tlme donated for ReUrded — New Idea 1-row Picker. . and brakes, radio, good white­ SchoOl Assoc. Please call Mrs. wall tires —Minneapolis Moline Picker Stanley SUuffer WI 5-5778 Sheller. 1884 CHEV. 4 DR. HARDTOP — John Deere R Spreader. A-l . . . Impale, automatic trans­ shape. • mission, V-8 engine, radio, whitewalls, low mileage bu. Single Beater Spreader. 1963 PONTIAC SEDAN . . . CaUllna 4 Door, radio. 12/15 BARGAINS in The Hanner Want Ad section . . . Halting*' top Shopping Guide: Top val­ ue*, top Job*. Action with eatl*f action I Cell WI 6-M8L PUBLICATION OBDEB WELTON'S 305 5. Church Dynamic >8. power steer- ha* had .best of care by ortgi- FOUND — A gold colored tiger kitten Ha* a collar with *eU In on hl* neck. House broken. Broadway. LARKE BUICK WI 5-2425 Good credit required. Bob Bal­ mer. WI 5-5944. Call evening* SPINET PIANO May be had by assuming small monthly paymenu Beautiful finish. 8m it locally. WrlU Credit Dept, Box 57. Niles, Mich. 12 NOTICES New • Remodel • Repair GOOD USED CARS Ready To Go! FOR RENT with option to buy: APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC STOVE in excellent condition. 840. Also portable electric washer with wringer. Call afur 6 pm. WI 5-5231. Bun McPharlln. ART MEADE, Salesman LANNE8 BENFIELD, Home Ph. 943-4054 ner office. KIRBY SWEEPER — Cleans and run* like new. Still under guar­ antee. Pay final S payment* of 86. Call now. 945-9593. 12/22 * Help Wanted SMILEY POST BUILDINGS DON HUGHES, P.O. Box 38 Hasting*, Michigan (816 ) 945-9103. CaU collect 1962 CHEVROLET H Ton Pickup with radio. One SERVICE — Mercury outboard CARPET CLEANING IB EABY motor*. New and used boat*. with Host New Electric UpPlot* Boats. Trailers and acBrush. No wet carpet* or hand- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ceasortea M-68 In Nashville. PJO. 171, Heating* Telephone OL 9-2861 or OL 3-6074. ,tf for only W95. Ha*tlng* Floor WI 5-4964. Meetings every Coverlna. 123 W BUte, Has­ Monday, INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ ting* Phone WI 6-6116. tf TLED O AS I See Carl* Betty's Appliance* before you buy! They Sell—They InaUll—They UNFURNISHED HOUSE-2 bed­ South. room or larger. Preferably 4th ward. Write: P.O. Box 37. Has­ TABLE PAPER - For plcnlca, tings. Michigan 12/18 family reunions, lot* ot uses. dr Household Goode FREE ENGINEERING 1960 FORD 32B N. Mich. Ph. 945-2421 ra. m BiprUaeM. sad revorJod la irt uffiro ot tho Rerlitrr of Dwds for Barry Coaaly illcklran. oa Oclobar 14. l»eo. la Libor IS FREE PLANNING 4 Door; V8 outomofic. radio . . . Real nice! RenneR Ford Inc. 10th o< Oclabar, ISnof •»«et«d OLYDB FREDERICK ELLIS, "•ml and wilt ar taorlfafon. Io Bl'MNER 0. WlIITTlER. M Ad- FREE DESIGNING 1957 BUICK SUPER 2 Dr. Hardtop. Exceptional ear! 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 1961 FORD WAGON NOT1CB or MOBTOAQI FOBECLO8UBB BALE FAjiM SERVICE WAITRESSES WANTED — Full time employment. Pleasant working condition*. Must have neat appearance. Apply to: Bud Taylor, mgr. Mid-Villa (under new management). Ph. 795-9640. 12/15 24 FT. ALL ALUMINUM TRAV­ EL TRAILER—Full price. 8795. Excellent shape. 2100 W. SUte Rd. Phone WI 5-2597. 12 22 mull 27, i»si. 192. Barrj Countj Applications to be filed with Electra 225 2 Dr. Hardtop. Mid­ . tiie City Clerk at the City night blue. Hall, stating experience, edu­ 1965 ELECTRA 225 cation and salary expected. Convertible. Buttercup yellow. T8 JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over•Ise print*. tf School. 230 W. Madison. Ted WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new Knopf 13/16 ZIP Code number. Three-llne stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 82J25. POPCORN — Bushel or peck. Leon Tack, 2 ml. north ot Ban­ Thl* includes, portage and sales field. Phone 721-mO. * tax. Burpee'* Specialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich. 49046. tf BHOBT rOBBCLOSUBB NOTICE (AU CaanUai) MORTGAliE HALE — Dafaalt h*a for the City uf Hastings 1965 ELECTRA 4 Dr. Hardtop. One owner. As- BEAUTY OPERATORS for full (MU V -— month. Call today. 945-9593, 9383 or evenings 5-2184. 11/23 Electro Hygiene 12,22 FARM WORKER—Married man, experienced in dairy farming— A NoHrae 8350 per month. Pius house ----------- —- ----- -- ----- 1 617­ 12/15 877-0402. REDUCE safe, simple and fast with OoBese tablet*. Only 96c. WANTED — Lady to help rook Jacoba Pharmacy. 3/2 a month. May hay« full re­ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR sponsibility or assist. Call 945­ —Um Rexair* fast permanent 3118. 12/11 Regularly 82 00—Now 81.00. No Available at Jacob'* Pharmacy SINGLE ASSESSOR apprecUte! 1962 Galexie 500 Power steering. Auto. White­ valla Wheel covers. Excellent condition I 1950 Chevrolet Track 1 Ton Cab and Chaaala. mt HELP WANTED 1957 CHEV. BELAIR 1 Dr. Hardtop. Wilh a 1965 2*3 1964 BUICK 1963 Ford Econ-O-Lino Van CARDS or THANKS » IN MIMORIAMS— U GRAND RAPIDS OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 1919 Boston 8E □rand Rapid*. Michigan 49506 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner. 1965 Chevrolet Impels can 945-3111. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum, steel or wood caab. Burkey Auto Glass <fc Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer•on, Heating*. tf DISPLAY CLASSIFIED . ALL SHIFTS RN’S. LPN's nnd Aides also needed In other services. Good sUrtlng salary with automatic salary reviews, paid vacations and holiday*, many other fringe benefits. ConUct Per­ sonnel Department 1964 IMPALA W/walla. wheel cover*, radio. 1965 Galoxie 500 ★ BualneM SmicM ELECTRIC Raxor* repaired— Special —Your raior cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 8135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 8. Jefferson, Hastings. tf ALL SHIFTS AND EXPERIENCED 1964 CHEV. IMPALA Classified Paragraphs ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE- CASH RATI— LPN's Last 1966 Sales Event 1905 IMFALA 4 Dr. Redan. C Automatic. Astro 1965 Ford Cu»tom 500 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, CruU-Amalic. 8 cyl. Real sharp family HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM BATE—SOc (or Twmty W.Mv ALL SHIFTS Newly established 6-bed 1CU, opening Jan I. 1967. Staff of 4 Registered Nunes needed on each shift Will orient a nonrotating,-non-floating stall for the most modem equipment, including Individual monitor Ing devices. New salary sched uie. Also . . . YEAR-END WRAP-UP! at CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE RN’s Is Here! 12/12 �e SAVE HER TIME AND MONEY! TWAS THE NIGHT AFTER ATE NEW MIS IM MITUI OUR QUALITY FURNITURE. Downtown Hastings, gives better Quality at lower price*. Compare for your- FOR THE CRIB AND CRADLE CROWD — Gardner's have a WHY NOT SURPRISE MOM with a room of beautiful wal A as* WL PURSES GALORE AT WAYNE’S SHOE STORE—Leathers, u^W*. BE It * aluminum, teflon coated ------------------ -— — - — with antique Copperton* covers. U# how*. Bun McPharlirf Sats or by th* piece. ;------------------SELECT FURNITURE THIS YEAR, from Qualify Furniture, Down­ MOTHER WOULD LOVE A NEW town Hasting*. Buy with no BATHROOM VANITY—Avail- WWHf Garden. MOST AMAZING what can be done with Beverwyk's unpointed DAD IS SURE TO LIKE a 2-*peed Electric Serves* Drill for $11.88 "SO GOOD LOOKING!"—Red Cross Shoe* combine comfort and beauty. Beautiful matching like the display at St. Martin’* Rprat. t BARRY CO. LUMBER feature* the famous V*-inch Stanley Drill. FQJMOM—A Grandmother Brace- < let with engraved heads of all her dear grandchildren. Hodge* J Jewelry does their own engrav- 1 Mg—24 hour service. | BLAIR'S FARM b GARDEN HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF PLANTERS — Redwood, Fiberand Plastic in many sizes •nd shgp**. 98c and up. WHO WOULDN'T LIKE TO BE » "SURPRISED" with on* of those beautiful ^vlng or dimng room spite* from Walldorff's choice selection? (p VOICE OF MUSIC — Beautiful Stereo HI Fi Furniture Creation* with AM & FM Radio* (plus style* of console* and portable*. Music Center. Birk*'* Hastings Cut Rat* Shoe Store. HAVE YOU SAMPLED THE VERY TASTY FRUIT CAKE from Dele's Bak* Shop? Of course, it's good! NO PAYMENT TO MAKE 'TIL VISIT GILMORE JEWELERS TIME CENTER—From 17th Century * & DON'T LET HIM SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE in old. rundown (ft xz-uffioH mfwwv vnti ran find to admire h*r new Christmas outfit. $12.95 up at Barry SMART SHOPPERS Shop for Sharp Presents at Bun McPharlin's. Famous brand knives include •« Olsen, Schrade and import* in JK hunting, pocket, and kitchen x<F ALWAYS AN ALL TIME FA­ knives. A fin* cillection! VORITE — Painted basketball backboard*, goal and net for only $12.95. Barry County EXCLUSIVELY FOR PENNEYS!— Kodak Instamatic 104 Color Photo outfit. Only $17.99 (with ’ 3 flash cubes, roll of film, and FOR THE TEEN—Hodge* have carrying cate). and J M.S. pierced earrinp in I4K gold. Layaway now Mslle YOU CAN REALLY PLAY SANTA their selection Is complete. give* top performance many styles at Bulling S' how about a tote bag for $ 1.98 Birke's Hasting* Cut Rate Shoe Store. $25.98. Birke's Hastings Cut Rale Shoe Store. J ' THE ClfV "SHE" DESIRES MOST: 0 A Keepsake or Orange Blossom Your dependable jeweler sine* 1931. Use your —months to pay. GILMORE'S AND DIAMONDS MAKE "DREAMS"- COME TRUE —Prfc*d from $50.00 up. Eaiy IF YOUR HOME NEEDS ACCES­ SORIES for that "special touch*" you'll find th* "utmost" afSE ft •THIS WE LIKE" —Snow boots ' FAMILY FUN IN THE REC ROOM with a Strombecker Road Race. Set* start at $16.97. AJ*o. Road A NEW WYLER WATCH THAT IS "GUARANTEED" waterproof and shockproof ... for just $29.95. Hodges Jewelry can end ' his watch trouble*. Use your billfold* told. , . CARPENTER HARDWARE AT YOUR SERVICE! Rubber­ maid ha* come out with brand up. 102 E. State. DELIGHTFUL GIFTS — Exquisite hand sawn beaded bag* from Hong Kong and Thailand. $3.95 and Up in pretty color*. Bulling'*. A PLATE GLASS DOOR MIRROR sweat*r*. Lorraine lingerie. Afrl- DIAMOND STYLISTS AT, .GIL­ MORE JEWELERS —N*w du- FOR REAL SPORTSMEN—All type* of leather and rubber sporting MOST DESIRED LEADING TOYS —Sonic blasters, real steam en­ gines, Thrush guns, gas engine Lotus plus scads of other toy*. Gamble's. unusual collection! A BEAUTIFUL LEATHER BILL­ FOLD by Buxton or Prine* Gardner as little as $3.95 at Hodges Jewelry. Hodges wit! CHRISTMAS GLOWS AT THE WOODCRAFT SHOP. 315 N Michigan Ave. It’s brimming with Toed* of $$1.00 gift *x- SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ASSORT- tin's new gift center. 420 N. Michigan. • PROUD GRANDPARENTS will lov* our small photo books made especially for grandchildren's pictures. Also, family album*. Christmas cookies from Dale Bak* Shop. Shaped In star angel* and tree* Also. Lebku- another kind.) See it today! IRONING CAN BE EASIER? Ye*. J Mam! Just us* a top brand ! Hoover Iron with the staml*** steel plate! Steam, dry or spray. * $14.88 up. Steury Electric. SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS— Laurel electric blanket* faaturIng convertible comers. They're washable, mothproof, nonallergenic and light weight. 4 color*. Coniumers Power Co. GRANDMOTHER, who has every­ thing, would enjoy an everlast- headquarter*. earte'* Hastings Cut Rate END WASH DAY BLUE$ with a bottled gas Hamilton Clothe* Dryer Cart & Betty's AppBgnce. FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF FELLOW—He can be an Instant expert with the De Walt No. 1450— 10” radial arm table saw. Only $259.00. Barry Coun- Quality Furniture, downtown Halting*. * SHOP AT GARDNER'S for your gift wrapping*, ties and Hall- YUM! YUM! YUM! IRlack and white or- color. I 5ee th* new portables, below $79.95. A FINEST OF HOME FURNISHINGS, from a reputable established kiddie chair an^ tibia *«t*. SO WELCOME—Goldfish, turtles ano aquarium ano oiro and oiros birch 1(aquarium and bird supplies). Also, cat and dog toys, beds, sweaters. boots and other gift Items. Blair's Farm W & Cardan. ft *, t_? ELECTRIC OFFERS a ’til next March. THRIIUD MILADY'S FACE. 15 ALWAYS HAPPY with a plale glasft mirror Michigan. QUALITY FURNITURE. DOWN­ TOWN HASTINGS, want* your business! We offer lowest prfcas. DID YOU KNOW THAT NOW you can buy a-beautiful Pendleton occasional throw to harmonize With your davenport? I6O” by 7S" foe $14.95) In f­ or*. Bun McPharlrn't, Price* start at $8.00. Just call State. BARLOW GARDENS jt 1505 S. NOW MOM CAN HAVE THOSE PICTURES FRAMED/with th* Inexpensive framing that comes in 4 width*. East Side Lumber THE GIFT THAT ALWAYS SAYS "I LOVE YOU" —Lan* Cedar Chest* finished in maple, walnut or light. Walldorff's. EIFTS FOR FOR MOM—We have "Special Chrlttmat Candles," party gift "ofhee A DAD YOUR OUTDOOR MAN Gif IS IB CUUIU 0 Supply. WHY LOOK FURTHER — Bonnet WILL REMEMBER THE ARTIST —W* have Grumbacher art supplies . . . oil. canvas boards, easels, brushes. Alto, paint by number p haimacy. PAT GILMORE of Glmore Jeweler* suggests a new Caravelle Watch f (Shockproof. waterproof, anti magnetic). Mainspring has life- THE "CAN OPENING" STRUGGLE he suggest* a Sunbeam Electric Knife. Bro*., M-37 South. 8! I E. Railroad FOR THE DISCRIMINATING WOMAN —A Lady Sunbeam Electric Shaver. Only $6 99 GIVE "HIM" A CORONADO AM- V FM ALL TRANSISTOR OR ELECTRIC RADIO—(Clock re- < "CALLING ALL DADS "—You can have fun with Juniorlq train if you buy a % 4 x 8 (silent I painted green train board. Only $3.84. East Side Lumber, 811 i. lUUn-d. & Hardware. tk num FOR THE FAMILY—A beautiful Cable Nelson piano or a Thomas Organ from Bulling'* will give GRACIOUS HOLIDAY HOSPI­ TALITY BEGINS WITH NEW NOTHING CLEANS LIKE A —Quaker lace lablerLINENS ------------------ -----------------HOOVER —Specified at the doth*. Cannon. Martex and cleaner by leading rug manufac­ Stevens towels.Beaconblankets. JjK turer*. See the complete line at Parmale*'*. «ft Steury Electric. . ---------------------------------------------------- Kfo *1 urave eioer ITVI__ D.— ALWAYS FIRST miai QUALITY! —Rum THE ATTRACTIVE STUDY LAMPS TRIM HER TREE WITH A GIFT OF LANVIN—•Choose My Sin. Arpege. or Pretexte. (A com­ plete line.) Also, DuBarry cos­ metics. Jacobs Pharmacy. FAMOUS Red W.ng Irish Setter give Better Light and Better Sight Choo** from 2 color*. See them today. Jefferson. ALL OF YOUR LADIES, regardless of age. will be delighted with "SO DAD HAS LOST THAT IM­ a Gift Certificate from Mary's PORTANT PAPER AGAIN!" — Beauty Shop. Schader's Office Supply can end th* searching problem with one REMEMBER. QUALITY FURNI­ WHO NEEDS MISTLETOE when of their fireproof file cabinets TURE In Downtown Hasting* p « you can trim her tree with cos­ or a fine leather brief case. Desk metics? World famous perfume*, accestorie*. too. ■ powder*, lipsticks, in new scents ... ft and shades. Gardner's. (S&H anywhere. A YOU'LL CHOOSE GAMBLE'S ft Green Stamps J 7® LOUNGER CHAIRS for com- A TO SAVE MOTHER S TIME—For GIVE HER A LIFT WITH A Saddle tan, black, and colonial SPORTSWEAR GIFT!—Famou* patchwork. $69.95 up. names! Lampl. Jantz*n, or Brad­ parties. Everyone will enjoy ley. Skirts and sweater* (match WALLDORFF'S have a wonderful mate*!, slacks and blouses. Gift Kitehen. array of comfortable relaxing “nJ boxed. Parmelee's. chair* for Dad. Shop early for GIVE THE LIFETIME GIFT of A GREAT CHRISTMAS Qin ITEM new Universal. Viking or Whi at Wayne's Shoa Store Is snow AIRFILM SHOES LET DAD WALK boot*, or'tlipper* that are prac­ ON AIR! Priced from $19.00 to tical or glamorous, of all kinds. $25 00. Wayne's Shoe Store. GARDNER'S WILL BE HAPPY to % $ % SHE ASKS FOR REVLON'S filigree Heavenly Intimate Fragrance Candle ($3 85 and $5 00 shes). Shirts in 32 or 36 sleeve lengths. Sues 14ft to 17ft. g. camera*—the all-year gift. VISIT GILMORE'S-LEATHER CENTER — Buxton and Prince G Gardner billfold* in the finest •JC $ > A} SCHADER'S OFFICE SUPPLY offer leather framed bulletin and chalk J W Mr TO SAVE MOTHER S TIME—For WHO CAN RESIST PIERCED LAST MINUTE OR FIRST! —If* Sander* Jacob* Pharmacy sell these "distinguished" brand*. EARRINGS?—Choos* from hun­ dred* at Gilmore's Jeweler*. Sterling or gold fill, $1.00 to $10.00. for $22. $29.95. mistletoe. holly and Christmas Al NU TONE DOOR CHIMES are algreen. St. Marlin's Floral. gst THOSE CUNNING QUILTED ACETATE ROBES at Parmelee's ---------------------------------------------------- ft* sizes 2 to 14 will make that A GET IN THE SADDLE AGAIN! W "special" little girl so happy. Cowboy boot* for all! Beebe's & Only $3.00-56 00 Or lounging V Shoe Shop. 123 S. Jefferson St. -3^ from $19.95. Jacob* Phar BUY YOUR PING PONG TABLE at the Barry County Lumber BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with St "heavenly" carpeting by Lee* or END THAT HOLLERING OF "NO Armstrong'* Vinyl Linoleum. 4s Hasting* Floor Covering will give A SOX' —Birk*'* Hasting* Cut ENJOY A CORONADO TV— unoice or t rmisn**. z sryies. Top pe.formanc* and reasonably priced at Gamble's. pensive "stocking'' staffer*. 6OCK HIM (Esquire! BELT HIM (Pioneer) TIE HIM UP (Wem­ bley) ! Mak* this a knockout Christmas with. belts, ties and CAMERA HEADQUARTER! DRESS UP THE SMALL FRY IN HEALTH-TEX! Shirt and pant sat*, or separate pant* and shirt* In a variety of colors, style* and COMPLETE SUPPLIES FOR• ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS Steury Electric. 222 S. Jefferson. WE SPECIALIZE IN FRUIT AND GROCERY BASKETS for th* "hard to please." 10% off on THE LITTLE DREAMER will enjoy quality basket order*. Shirkay's a comfortable robe and pajamas Ki IGA. from Cleveland's. Mak* your own choice early. ft DRESS UP YOUR HOME w.th SHE’LL LOVE TO BE IN COLOR inUde and out with Vanity Fair's gorgeous lingerie. Famous name blouse* and sweater*. Gittleman's. FOR THE TALL OR SHORT MAN 945-5209. NO SHOPPING PROBLEM wtAi you give a Giit Certificate frefci REAL WORKING JOHN DEERE FARM TOOLS—Th*** tools ar* W of cast aluminum (sturdy con- ft shoo boot* (slip on*, tie*, zips). REGULATION PING PONG TABLES—Complete with stand. ($1.00). Bevarwyk's Color Canter. LIGHT UP TIME FOR EVERY SMOKER — Clasey pipe*, ciga- ALL. JOY AND NO WORK—She c hoo*e* her cwn gift with a Uft Certificate from the Bonnet & Gown (Free gilt boxes). problem with poinsettia*, green tins iii SHOP AT E. L. CARPENTER S TOYLAND—It's great! You'll find toy* for all age*! Musical, mechanical or educational. Al Moderately priced PRECIATE A "HORSE"—We CHOOSE FABERGE—The fracranca loved by all women. Or Yard- FOR A BRIGHTER CHRISTMAS AND A BRIGHTER WASH—It's a new Maytag Wether from Bulling'*. INVITE THE WILD BIRDS wtth comparable merchandise. WHY WOULDNT HE LIKE A WESTCLOX wuiui.ua WRIST wkioi WATCH? wntunr It'* a 17 jewel, waterproof, with second hand, luminous dial and REAL HEART WARMER — Pannxw'x nu^n MOM WILL H BASEMENT TOYLAND TRANSISTOR LAN son Street Sausage Kitchen S Jefferson. Wl5-2)41. BEAUTIFUL. EXQUISITE PANEL- Stowell Building Service. 303 S. Michigan. WHAT A DELICHT to gift throughout' th* Christmas. igiCiCCiCgigigMpCCtK'CS'CWC'CmtC ’C’q'fi’WWC'C'WtPCCWCTO'CrCCTWW This Gift Guide Is Loaded With Bright Up-To-The-Minute Gift : Ideas and Holiday Suggestions from Your Local Stores. So, Shop ; the Eq^y Way apd Please Everyone On Your Christmas List! . , ■ * ■■■' ' * I •* ■ V i ’i *7 ' .'-d, a'i 1. • ■». 1 ■ �UNNn •a U. !»■ Births at Pennock!'lArmal Fonzfi I Card of Thanks 'n Memoriam -News Notes- j Lake Odessa U.S. District Court ’ Bankruptcy Petitions West Woodland By Victor SUton .71* terta. UM CaJedonta. W Rutland and Saturday evening a family blrUiday party In honor of the Aircrew Survival Equipment- December birthdays was hold at Wednesday ulghL The following man Pint Cl*** Dale A. Hewitt, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ald Hummel. Attendttw were Mr high 0 degree* about noon. Howrence A. Hewitt of 1301 N. Broadway, has returned to the Dawn and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford United Blates after a tour of duty Hummel and Mike of Ionia, Mr been slippery and treacherous off the coast of Vietnam with and Mra. Neal Hummel and Todo Attack Squadron-153 The squadHarold' Hummel and family of of building up any false hopes Air Wing-15 onboard the World’s Portland. * Alma ■ JSverett of largrevt conventionally powered we live in Michigan. Special recognition is due those and Mra-^De Witt Everett.' J*A*»*a CARD OF THANKS death of our wife and mother. We appreciate the thoughtful- remein- S^neU. m Grand Rapk*. Mr. Lon niM. 174-141* IHilil Brownell had major super Butterworth Hospital last Tues­ day. * Joan Walton graduated frJm Michigan Slate ta Lansing Saturday. * Mr and Mra. Claud Walton virited Georgs Brownell al Butterworth HcapUal and MrsDorothy Campbell in Grand Rap­ id* Baturday. * Merton Mesecar to a patient tn Pennock Hospital Mrs. Marocar and children and Mrs Sylvan Tagg visited SSnS. A M^and Mrs. him Bill Axptaall w*s Wednesday visitors vere Saturday Calendar of Special Events Freeport launched against enemy forces Bundty Mr and Mrs. Bernard Christinas. Woodland and Lake in Southeast Asia dropping over Johnson called on hla mother 3 million pounds of ordnance. Mr*. George Johnson, In Grand boti|pretuiy decorated and Has­ deep appreciation for the many 763-1111 The squadron returned to their Rapids'and Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ tings.'a* usual baa done a au- U3 *♦*<* M. kindnesses shown our father ence Johnson -of Wyoming. * during qie past ten difficult Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Patrick Ur >rw« Ur_ ___ Hon. Lemoore. Calif. By Mrs. Glendon Curtis year*. We particularly .want to special displays al private homes and children and Noah and Kelley in Woodland and the large, of their daughter and family, lighted wreath on the front of al Alamo Nursing Home for their Pvt. Richard. I. The crowd filled the Lions Den also Mr. and Mra. John Hague years of tender devotion to his been stationed « F lette at Eaton Rapid* Sunday. * Center Road is very attractive. Saturday evening as they met Russell Price and Ellen moved Mr Mr. and Mr*. Mra Thomas Tiiomas Wachu. Wachu * * everend George Ellibtt and for their annual Christmas party Saturday. His address is: Jr. »» “’J V“" ilher Don Gury for helping us As people gathered they enjoyed Pvt Richard 1- Brower Mr* Dean Shade of Hastinc* a|were 8undAy dinner guests of Street Saturday. Rev. Rogers of punch while visiting with their patient al ths Osteopathic HosM<nk£r of Hasting*. * of our Dad We thank the Leon- friend.-- A delicious ham dinner USA QMSTC, LL I. 87th-527 i " — •" pltal. Grand Rapid* that UK the OVW.MM4W Standard Charles Walt and family of Has­ ard-Oagood Funeral Home, the i with all the trimming* was en. ’ * loll Oil RlaHnn Station at at Woodland ... was ting* and her mother were Tueapall bearer*, the kind ladle* of joyed by the 66 present Ths day callere of Mr. and Mr* Rich­ honored Sunday at an open broken into and burglarized last ard aux-bridge. Methodist Church, guest speaker was Buck MatWednesday night. The thieves house for their 40lh annivenarv nelghbors and friends for their thews from WOOD-TV. It was though Ifulneos and help during dlKtivrted that some people on at the home of their daughter, Mr and Mr*. Dale Cunningham and damaged other, property in the Shoebridge home. * Mrs. television are just plain people Sons and families of Helping were their eon. and the building This yras the sec­ also He gave an inteitwtlng talk Dr. DeForest Walton daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs ond time in recent' weeks that about the broadcasting, no. not Elmer Winey of Hasting* Mr* this station has been broken into. the weather as many expected. Her many friends and former Gerald Haskins served the white IN MEMOR1AM He rood many letter* of comdecorated cake. Others helping neighbors were grieved to hear In sad but loving memory of ment. mostly complaint*, that he were Mr*. Mary Jean Hine*, of the death on Monday of Mrs. Paul Reese, son of Mr and serve Della Durkee in Hastings. Mrs Mr*. Richard Waite and Mrs away so suddenly Dec 16. 11»63. letters and show* concern to all Mr*. Paul Reese of Lake Odessa, Durkee, widow of the late Fred Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor "It's been three long years rince ' An important message he brought has been promoted to Bp 4 in Elmer Winey. Guests attended Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Phillip from Muskegon. Copemish. Tra­ that cold December day ! wa* that if you arc unhappy VietNam. verse City, Caledonia, Lontliig. »h'« community, the family home When they came and told me I with a program or television. 8p. 4 Panl Reeve U.S. 55865322 being on Barnum Road west of Clarksville, Alto. Hastings, and that you had pa.ssed away write to the station and .com- Btry. A. VM Arty. Durkee Road After the death of Lake Odessa. How I mile your arm* that used plain. If you donX nobody know* On Dec. 6. 8 pound, 7*4 ounce her husband, she moved to Has­ to bold me tight but what it la okey. Many show* tings to make her home with her When thing* went wrong you h*v« have been discontinued because sister. Slvo is survived by two Ray Seese home * Mr. and Mrs. said, they would be all right. of compiainta. As the saying goes. Army Private Terry L. Vande- Mrs Donald Hofstra (Marcia sons and a daughter, and num­ Henry Van Byckle or Dowling were Hullibergeri of Jenison at But­ But 111 keep on loving you erous other relatives. Services Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and though we are apart pie Are Funny." To bring the E. Vandecar, Woodland, on Dec. terworth Hospital She arrived Mr* Keith Buehler. * Mr. and Ill never forget you. youll still hilarious evening io. a close Hay 2, completed eight weeks MP on her grandparent*. Mr. and were planned for Wednesday af­ Mrs. Oriey HulUberger’s 35th an­ ternoon with burial in Fuller Mrs. Keith Buehler attended the be in my heart Moore and Roy Tilkemeyer sold training at Fort Gordon. Ga. Pythian Bisters Christmas party niversary. . For if* crushed and tear* still Mrs. Durkee (Della Relgleri all at the VFW home Saturday. * Bo until, "Beyond the Sunset" report to Port Dlx, NJ.. Dec. 11 111* life and join* the other thin and the remainder were sold when I'll rejoin you." for a new assignment. Jim ar­ friends in extending sympathy Kidder and children of Caledonia for 50c each. This project netted last Wednesday. Sadly missed by his rived home Nov. 18. * Mrs. Lethe to the family. over 40 dollar* The money will Ralph Moore attended the an­ Mr. William Plank, who for loving wife, Alice Bhumway spent two weeks In — I for the les* fortunate tn tiie 8P/4 John O. Call U.S. 55885342 Lansing at the home of her son. several years has made Ills home nual Kalamazoo Milk Producer* Association meeting Saturday. * with his eon. Cedi, and family 20th M.P. Company John. * Mra. John Waldron and . community. Everyone seemed to Douglas, with Mrs. Clyde Rus ­ Buehler Rood, noutfiwc-'t of on have a real good time and arc _ sell and Vern, attended the re­ Freeport died Bunday. Tlie Plank and her father. Ralph Moore, looking forward to next year. ception of Mrs. Waldron's grand­ family lived for notno time in visited Mrs. Moore in a nursing Tlvrre were many guests present rnutunc son. William Dale Bailey of the house where your scribe now home In Battle Creek Bunday * net that were given an invitation to Kalamazoo, Saturday. * Mr. and Uvea and will be remembered by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields of join the chib. Mr*. Lawrence McKLshmle of many of the older ones intjil* Greenville were Saturday caller* Eaton Rapids and Mrs. Ruth community. Services wert' held of Mr. and Mr*. CUUr Clum Later shoppers on- aware Sonia Claus Desgrange* were Bunday dinner on Tuesday with burial In Irv­ they visited her sister, Mr*. Ray made his annual visit in Wood­ guests of Mr. and Mrs Forro.vt ing Cemetery. * Mrs. Mulford is Blough, in Pennock Hospital. land at Brown's Discount Satur­ Gerald C. Ford Is on duty in Haney at Morrison Lake. supplying as school secretary al Mr. and Mrs Leslie Fields and day. He took the orders from the Vietnam. His address is: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hummel Woodland while Mrs. Dcgrdorff children of Sheridan were Satur­ children and promised to do hl* EOH3 Gerald C. Ford and family were Sunday dinner 1* on leave of absence No one day visitor* of Mr. and Mr*. Clair best to HU them Help make it B51-17-14 guests of Mr. and Mrs. William called us wtth news <hl* week. Clum and Mr. and Mr* George NBA Public Works, Box U Cium. * Mr. and Mr*. Clair Clum Morey and Dawn of Ionia. * The Please) locally Remember also to re­ FPO San Francisco, Calif. 96695 annual Shade Christmas party were Bunday visitors of their port your Ciirtstnuis activtlea. was held Sunday at the Lake-O daughter. Mr. and Mrs Martin visits and visitors to me so your. Mrs. Violet Anderson is stay­ New*tand with a potluck dinner Tuttle of Alto. * Mrs. Ellrabeth I friends will know------how---you — cele. . -------------------------— -,| Ing with her daughter. Mr*. Her- and exchange of gifts with 40 In Overholt attended the WMA at I2/3S brnted I bert Crosby, of Portland. On attendance. * Mr. and Mr*. Vern Mrs. Mary Near'* home Monday -------------- i Mr. and Mra. Floyd Mahler Christmas rite wUl entertain at Moore of Allegan. Mr and.Mr*. By Mrs. Stephen Osgood night. * Mr. and Mr*. Clark • I were weekend bouwquest* with I hM home Mr*. Crosby and son. Hayes Campbell of Hastings. 11 MtM TotestwM SU-Z4O4 Blanchard and daughter* were 1 her son. Mr and Mr*. Eddie O««iou, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd An- Mrs. Thelma OUUland of LanBunday vliltrWs of her parents, Mr. and Mf* Robsrt Newton. . Orr and Becky. * Mra. Rhoda f*e7°n ALS°‘’ ring |hd Mrs. Ruth Tasker were Bawdy was taken to the Oateo“nd fam,1F ol B»ttle Cr*«k' Sunday visitor* of Mr. atid htt*. Kllgabeth Roblyer attended the ‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton Christian Endeavor executive F»thlc Hcapi.tgu in Grand Rated*1 018 Hug0 Anderton family.. Barley StadeL meeting at the home of Mr. and anl and daughter visited Mr* Ada rbi».n. > । Friday morning after suffering 1 Mrs. Verden Heslerly on Mon­ Newton at the Arthur Fuller home riiiioa t. a fan Bt the home of Mr. and ———————■ day evening. ★ David Osgood was in Hastings Bunday. * Mrs. Jack r ."'t !ir Mrs Herald Classic She wo* waiting to be admitted to the vln Patrick, visited Mrs Gary Mc­ haspltal for observation before Mra Leone Scott of Hastings Ghee at Bridgeport. Noah and “ ' *“ her fall. She suffered no broken was a Bunday caller at the home Kelley McGhee came home with of Mrs Mar- Brown and Isabell. them and will stay at the Patricks Terry Vandecar recently compitted his eight week’s military Blough attended the Pythian Bis­ 1 police training nt. Fort Gordon. lotte Roblyer of Kalamazoo on ter* Christmas party Saturday Saturday to help her celebrate evening. her birthday. * Mr. and Mra. lularosa L,: Ten? L. VanEllsworth Scott of Hastings were children attended the church decar. U 8 54953061, 561*1 Mlll■ t wn tary Police Co.. Pt. Meyers. Va. Bunday to help Marjorie cele- ; Methodist Church Saturday. * Mr ►J >-I. (22211. * Have you mailed your brale her 14th birthday. ! and Mra. Tim Kidder and cbllirr.nt.r । Chrlsttno* cnrtb to the service u.r Pro men you know? They enjoy hcarBANNER WANT ADS PAY and family were Bunday evening CARD OF THANKS Woodland FIRST METHODIST WSCg TEA Mrs. Raymond Whitehead, a for- The First Methodist WBCB Christmas meeting, a Pins and living in Gury presenting the program. hoeptul for some time. The Card Club enjoyed dinner party. Attending went Mr. and Pvt Michael Clardy will arrive from Fort Dlx. N. J., to spend a 18-day leave over the holidays with hl* wife. Jan, in Kalama- Clardy of Muncie, Ind., will also son and Mrs Mary Carpenter. all be hare at Christmas time. At of Middleville. Mr. and Mra. How- Milton Buehler Medical Center. Denver. Colo, is Mary Bcbon- where he wlU be a chaplain's as­ sistant. ert Tooker and family were Bunday BANKER WANT ADS FAY NEW FROM KODAK ...and available HERE right now! LEGALS Cloverdale - Hope Midvilla Inn Gala New Year Celebration | rial time of year when they are away from their famtlle.v If you • have any addroswo, why not pass program* wUl be held at many Fhillp H- Miubeii. Judfftof Pro ot H* local churches during the >ta ts/ss I n«rt week. The Methodist Sun­ -------- day School will present their program Bunday. Dec 18 at 7:30 pm. Procure will bo held SalOrari urday at 1 * The Methodist >n»ra WSCS will be held Wednesday. . CHAMPAGNE - DANCING FAVORS Make Reservations Now! Phon. 795-3640 $7.50 Per Couple Bud Taylor, Your Hoir « >'iri turned to her home in Clarion. it'.1* ..; Pa- an instant bargain when you buy Century instant heat! THIS INSULATED BLACK NYLON JACKET. Smartly styled . . . insu­ lated Colter. . . Knit Curt* . . . Full Length Zipper . . . Popular Vertical Quilt Pattern ... Two Front Pockets. -----­ viawing. Mulllpls «p4*8«- Cd» exposure control, lottery drive —no moi a winding and thread­ ing. Plus SO’H Green Stamp* GARDNER'S Automobile & Machlaary Repair KEYS DUPLICATED wMe you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State Concrete Products CHAIN sAw HEADQUARTERS— CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ tings Floor Covering. 123 W. Repairs and sharpening. Saw part* and lupplla*. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING 5ERVICE —24 hour Service (black Supply. M37 Se. Wl 5-3150. and white). Jacob* Prescription Pharmacy. Phons Wl 5-2466. RADIATORS Claensd. M It cello neoui Reared, ice. 2)8 N. Jefferson. Phone Wl 5-5176. INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Ow*> AUTO — FIKE BONDS All Forms of Insurance and Bond* JERRY ANDRUS ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W State Rd Phone Wl 5-21^3. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE Fabrics In Berry County. Kirsch HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ TER — R*w wood or finished Hi?,' VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of treeTERS—Service, parti, hose* and bags for sll make*. Authorised Hoover Sales and Service. Steury TROPHY CENTER—Plus special- Radio, Television Repairing Electric, 222 S. Jaffenon. Ics. Coodyaar Bro*. Phone Wl 5-5052. Business Directory Agency for Phone 945-2134 110 W. Stats Beverwyk'a Color Center, 221 W. Mill. SHERWOOD-STACK mart colly I Fait 22mre f/1.5 lens project* bright, thorp Kroon WATCH AND DIAMOND RING COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVGET YOUR READY-MIX from the CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ REPAIR—Expert workmanship. Barry County Ready Mik Co. ING done at the farm according Phone Wl 5-2123. Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State St Phone Wl 5-5316. appliances. Call 945-2317. OF DISTINCTION projector thread* wper I or reg- Clip Thi> Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —Ail MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Movia Projartor Threads, projects, rewinds films automatically'! SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Appliance & General Repair visiting her parents, the J. W 11,1, ■■ w ,--- ,, comets with room lens at Iran. LutuHiit«nil65 "We'n As Near As Your Telephone" I " KODAK KODAK XnatamaficTyUB Movie Comers Regular $11.95 Jacket FREE with any "FLIP TOP” HEATER All the beet you need — before you con count 51 There whet you get when you buy e Century "Flip-Top" Portable Heater. And whatever size "Flip-Top” you buy, you’ll get a smartly styled. Insulated nylon jacket FREE while they teat $M us today for 2 red hot bargains foe the price of II Phone 945-5316. Business Services Offered ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Francisco Farm Supply Hhw PUMP SERVICE—Ste-Rtte Water Systems. Sold, installed, aervlcsd. Lew.* Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. WE REPAIR radio and record players (STEREO and HI-FI 1. Music Center, 138 W. State. Phone 945-4284. 5E^LZv,.IY a?/* SALES 945VJ«67~C3 5 S‘ 945-3862. Fess service for one year on Sstchill-Carlwn Color and supphss. Kelley Electric Service, 524 MWdtevUla Rd.. Phons Wl 512700 after 5 pm . Call 945-3481 If You Wsuld Like to ba Lhted in Thia Weekly Service end I H5-SI50 / / • . & record play. Cent'*! R*d‘° � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-12-22.pdf ee028aa9f61a459a172c5e633f66417d PDF Text Text I I % The Hastings Banner Christian world I • 111th Yrai Hastings United Community Fund Reaches $57350 Hasting* United Community Fund campaign reached 157.­ 350.64 in cash and pledges. Chair­ man Jack Hoke reported to the director* at their recent meeting. T:u- goal was (54225 Contribution* from the varlou* division* included: Industrial—(40,456 66. ProfeMlonal — Doctor*. (1.000, dentist* (290, lawyers (524, insur­ ance agencies (54350. clergy 1116. Retail— Automotive (330. gaso­ line stations (78. grocery store* (187, downtown (incomplete) (2.­ 243. out-retail (472. transporta­ tion (135. special retail (1.01425. LEAVING DOWNTOWN SCENE — Mra Rsva B. Benson, S21 E. Bond, who hai been a familiar figure in Hastings' buainesa dli- the J. ('. Penney fitotr. Mra Benson has been tn "drygood*" and "curtains and drape*" until taking over the credit department Lawrence E. Iktnon on May 8, 1819. He was a lineman for Mlchl1936. Mr*. Benson plan* on going to Artiona and California to Benson.—Banner photo. Mrs. Irene Parker Barry, Eaton Attorneys Honor Continues as Demo Chairman Irene Parker was re-elect­ Judge McDonald edMrs. chairman of the Barry County Members of the Barry and Eaton County Bar Association*, and their spouses. iMugRtd dry cull Judge Archie D. McDonald of Hastings on Friday. Dec. 9,, with a banquet at the Nordla at: Battle Creek. Atty. George Watson, dean of the Eaton Bar, paid tribute to Judge McPonald.-who is retiring at the erid of this year, and pre­ sented him with an illuminated world globe as-a^fltl from the Eaton County attorneys. ly of Judge McDonald * Judicial Democratic Committee Wednes­ day night. Dec. 14. by a unani­ mous vote of the executive com­ mittee. , past accomplishment* of the party. Other member* of the county committee who were re-named Include Melvin Goebel, vice chairman; Marcia Beard, secre­ tary. and Carl Brodbeck. treas­ urer. : Chyistnuis Cards On Denn’s List backward glances 'bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Banner files signally honored when she won top State honor* In the 1946 National 4H Grounds activity. Her prize was a 17-Jewet gold watch. Ths 1946 graduate of Hasting* High earned the award for her home landscaping achlevment* during eight years Irwin Haven* the Moose toy drive chairman, said the Opera-, tlon Santa Claus" was a complete First Presbyterian Church bare made greater gains in mamhersuccess with many items of toy* and clothing donated for distri­ bution to needy youngsters in Presbyterian Church In ths United State*. according to a be repaired and text year., f M Tears Age F. ChrtrtUnron, Middleville Man Killed Saturday j Story of Birth of Christ Child to In Truck Crash ! Be Retold in Pageantry and Song; The Christmas Story Philip (Buddy) Briggs. 25. of! Middleville, was killed and Nor- ' man Seger. 19. Rl Hasting*, was I injured about 8:45 am. Saturday when Mr. Briggs' Ford pickup I truck went out of control on1 M-20 about seven and one-half I miles west of Mt. Pleasant. IN THOSE DAYS a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be enrolled This wo* the first enroll­ ment, when Quirinlus was governor of Syria, And all went to be enrolled, each to hl* own city And Joseph also went up from Galilee, from the city of Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which 1* called Beth­ lehem. because he was of the house and lineage of David to be enrolled with Mary, hl* betrothed, who was with child And while they were there, the time came for her‘to be delivered. And she gave birth to her flrot-born son and wrapped him Ln swaddling clothes. and laid h!tn In a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn. Tz'k'wr'fn Celebrates Joyful Feast of Christmas highway and smashed against Families Planning Gay Reunions ", . . Hehold I bring you good tidings of great joy. which shall be to all people; for unto you is born this day in the City of David a Savior, Which is Christ the King . . . And suddenly there, was with the angel a multitude of the Heav­ enly Host praising God, and saying, ‘Glory to God in the highest, and on earth Peace, Good Will toward men' . . । Mr. Briggs, the father of three This is Christmas week, and nearly everyone is making children, was fatally Injured and Seger was knocked unconscious final preparations to celebrate the Feast of the Nativity. While Christmas is essentially a religious celebration, it is He was taken to the hospital at And in that region there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock* by night. And an angel of the Mt. Pleasant where he was treat­ also a time of happiness and joy, one in which individuals do Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone ed for bruises and abrasions. He their utmost to make others happy. around them, and they were filled with fear. was brought home Sunday. Families are already c mgregating. Many servicemen are Mr. Briggs and Seger had gone And the angel said to the*, "Be not afraid: for behold, I Public Agencies - Medical Fa­ en route home for holiday leave. Students have relumed home bring you good news of a great Joy which will come to all the cility (166, Barry County Road -----car. a 1962 Pontiac, which had from college* and universities ।— people: for to you la bom thia day in the city of David a Sav­ and other institution, for higher ChrbUn*. program will be al been used by his brother. Larry ior. who is Christ the Lord. And this will be a sign for you; Seger, a senior at Central Michi­ learn Inn. Hosting*-and other] 7:30 on Christmas Eve. The you will find a babe wrapped In swaddling clothes and lying in (23450, sheriff's department gan University. The motor had high school and elementary! theme will be "And a Song Wa* a manger." (6050, city employees (36. Pen­ developed trouble. schools will close their doors this | nock Hospital (1218.50. Health „ „ And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the They were towing the car back Thursday to give pupils and, _ ' Department (96. Post Office (87. ■>«’ ■*»"“" »“”■■■ heavenly host praising God and saying. "Glory to God in the to Middleville where the motor upchvr. wn opporlunlfy to Rt Hospital Purchasing (10. Agri­ ready for this rncut joyful holl- prator of the Hasting* Baptist highest, and on earth peace among men with whom he Is was to be replaced, when the acculture Extension Office (48. day. | Church, will deliver the message pleased!" % cldent occurred. Bureau of Social Service* (80. From far and near, son* and | at lhe 11 o'clock Sunday momThe truck was badly damaged Special Education (85 for a total When the angels went away from them into heaven, the a.uvIXvr. ore rvtpvnlnp to thelf , „ u„ , M of (228650. shepherds said to one another, "Let us go over to Bethlehem parents homes, often bringing Public School*—44438.17. null sec this thing that lias happened which the Lord has made their famlile* to enjoy the fes- "!n« «cnrtce. known to us." to tlvltles as in days, of old. '; “What Means This • Day?" -•“ *l» — (697.73. Second (16323. Third Beeler Funeral Home at Mid­ While most families will be be the topic for the sermon to And they went with haste, and found Mary and Joseph, (655 80. Fourth Ward (1553 65. dleville with the Rev. Harold locether. hundred* will not. a* । be delivered by the Rev. Wlhard and the babe lying In a manger And when they saw it they ! H. Curtis at the First Presby ­ for a total of (3.07091. M Taber officiating with buri­ their ions arc In lhe armed made known the saying which had been told them concerning Townships—(280.65. al In the Bedford Cemetery. force* of the United State*, terian Church al the 9 .30 and 11 this child: and all who heard It wondered at what the shep­ Mr. Briggs is survived by his many fighting for liberty in ,a m Chri*Unas services The bylaws have been changed herds told them. But Mary kept all these things, pondering Details of the church services wife, Marla: two daughters. Phyl­ Vietnam, other* holding the to provide for 18 regular elected them in her heart And the shepherds returned, glorifying and lis. who will be 2 on Jan. 31. and line In Korea and still other* ! will be found Ln other columns board members, six to be elected praising God for all they had heard and seen, as It had been i of The Banner. Patricia, 5 months; a son, Wen­ each year for three-year terms.; told them. — <Luke 2:1-21.> ; Because Christmas— — Day--------falls dell. 3; hl* mother. Mrs. Elvah in other foreign IKiida. ----------------------------------The drive chairman, vice chair-! Briggs of Hastings; his father In "tr, American lre«t. Uie «" beciue man and past drive chairman and step-mother. Mr. and Mrs. prayer for pence will dominate i "" .. LL* r 1 m Hollneaa are also to be on the board mak­ Howard C. Briggs, of R4 Battle Many churepe. In lhe Barry “ «“"«> « ing a total of 91. Creek; his grandmother. Mrs. county area Hare bold tb.lr re-' Richard Groos Is chairman of, Mary Packard, of Hastings: two llylou, proyranu. bin null other. ‘ Planned Cor that day were rno.cd the board and Arthur Olson. brothers. Sgt Ralph Briggs sta- are tchedultrl for halurday and *bea*f and wet. held lan SunBarry County's juvenile agent, is t'oned in Germany and Jerry Sunday. 1 “T­ to be drive chairman next year. Briggs of Hastings, and three At Emmanuel E p I > c o pa I * ‘f”"*1 f'a'ur* U» mornTom Johnston, manager of the step-sister* and three step­ Cburrli lb- tradnlonel Chrbt- W *"a E W. BUss Division, and Stan brothers Wendell lives with his ; Water and air pollution are | the following items were picked up mu Eve MldnliM Mau will be <*» J"'"11 Foltz, of the City Hank, were I mother. Mr*. Montlne Brlgts of btwourt at It oel«* Saturday. Jane of Mr and Mn. elected to the board to fill bn- admittedly major, problems here along Uw roadway: Fort Pierce. Fla.. Mr. Briggs' first ThU year. .pecUl «•» by the | Sleven Hammond by the Putor. expired terms. Re-elected for j tn Michigan if we are to retain ... ---------------------------------------------Two cubic yards of waste paper wife. women', choir, under direction of [ ««• Howard Royer.. auUUd by three-year terms were Richard huIldrrd Bnd nily-seven Wo.ra. M OdovwM., or.wtHA. I ’“y" Tl»J»«»Ia ot t»th J. Guenther. George Hamsty. our standing as one of the leading I will fewlure tbe IBlh century Mr bnd Mr. HMnmond were Mr*. Erik von Reis. Robert Wil­ tourist and resort states of the1 t^r C4U1S Enilub wtl'n, tor the «une op., prevent .nd took pert In Uw cox and Atty. Richard Hudson. Nation. * I ! One hundred and thirty-two bolcharlst by John Merbecke. There service. The baby wore a long There Is. however, one other U(a Broken bottle* 0( whlch there will also be a Christmas anthem. dress that had been worn by Mr*. Hammond, ner her motner.an mother.and her "•pollution" problem that deserves were many were not counted. 'e Ye Cher Cher-­ Hammonu. "Prom Heaven Atgiye. -----' f were when they ubs Come," a solo ’’A Savior I* grandmother more attention than It has ob_ Ninety-two old auto parts and ---- christened. . Bom" by Mr*. David Settles, and You dreamers of a "White vlously been receiving—the litter­ A choir of 22 sang three Christa solo. '"Luly. Lulay. Thou Little Christinas" may have your Ing of our parks and highways Tiny Child ” by Mrs. John LunTwenty-four items of clothing. dreams come true, but those who i *—> with unsightly trash. Roadside “ M’IWUU Chruimu mra. Sixty miscelleaneous items. In­ have bra, ..mm. Io n Ue Juh- »"» , * in. .tauld w rxtmnml, <«• chrtjunu wm be br I clean-up costs alone have more ,eluding some lumber. I the congregation. The public is In the evening, the church was than doubled during the post six I cordially Invited to attend. i Fifty-nine of the bottles counted | filled for the annual Bunday Mrs Bratrice Fisher, director I On Sunday morning, there will School program, entitled “The Of Barry County Social Services years, rising from (322.000 in i9601 were of the “no-deposit, no return." be plain celebrations of the: Three GlpZ of Christmas." In Department, ha* been notified by to (743,701 in 1965. Chances are .variety. . Christmas communion at 9 am which more than 70 young people Health. Education and Welfare Uiat 1966 will sec a further incre­ i Multiply the above, by the mile­ participated The church audi­ that lhe Barry County Medical Tuesday T'ght. . age of main trunk- — highways, and torium was beautifully decorated Care Faculty has been accepted ment Ln costs. -----------------------------------------for the occasion and each one by Health, Education and Wei-1 in fact, during a test-run study you can get some idea of the snow covered the Bony a. Ser““c h'Tn.'unn" 0' * °' ' “ “» Wednesday morning, according of the Am.;.ij y Gcd Chur !• present received a box of candy to the Hastings Fisheries Re- ha* announced that a unified Benefit* Program for the Aged between Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. (Continued on Page 4> search staff. Sunday School and morning (Title XVIII Social Security1 Mondag, the snow began fall- f worship service will be held Act). Clarence Slowinski Ing and by 5 pm. IS Inches had Sunday The identification number ha*i covered the ground. Another inch Sunday School classes are to been received by Mr*. Betty Ab­ Dies Suddenly had fallen by Tuesday and Tues- [ meet in their rooms at 9:45. and bey. Administrator at the Fa­ “ at ** 10 o'clock everyone •la *to --------meet• | Funeral services for Clarence day night another 10th of an cility. and will be used In billing In the sanctuary for a one-hour j H. Slowinski. 49. who died sud ­ under this program. service. The theme for Pastor 1 The temperatures: Collver's message will be "The! Beginning salaries of (8.000 The Facility has been notified 8gt. David Wood of the Barry denly Tuesday evening at ills Date High Low Precip. Revealed Christ " At 7 pm. there ,’ were approved for Barry County that there will be some changes County sheriff's department has home in Lake Odessa will be held is a Christmas Communion serv- 1I special education teachers at the that will be required during the announced that, a meeting for a!) coming year as far as the fa­ trained radiological monitors ice at which the Rev. Eunice ' Wednesday. Dec. 14. meeting of }’■ --- ** cility budding is concerned, and would be held on Thursday. Dec. BL Edwards Catholic Church Ln । Stitt will be the guest speaker., the Barry Intermediate Board of ’ Education. A spokesman for the । The public is Invited the Social Services board is tak- 29. at 7:30 pm. in the supervisor* Lake Odessa. Father Raymond ! [>ef 19 ’ ‘M j The Rev Fr Ralph Kelly, pas- Board said that the salary prgIng this into consideration andj room of the Courthouse. Moeggenberg will officiate. Buna]! Dec‘ jo 30 22 will be making the necessary! SgL Wood said a one-night will be at Itakealde Cemetery.1 Dec^ 21 ..27 | tor of St. Rase of Lima Cnthoh? . posal had been researched /<nd changes a* soon as possible. | refresher course would be of- The Rosary will recited _______ _ _______ Church, has announced that I appeared to be well in lint In Thursday evening at 8 at lhe . there will be Midnight Mass on ’ view of current trends throughPatients at th* facility whoi fered. ■ Saturday and Masses on Christ- I out the State. are under Medicare will be able Wood said he '------------*“* ** —* a- Pickens Chapel where he re- Library TO L.IOSG -Wood expected that The Hastings Public •Library 1' mo* mas Day will be nt at 8 and 10 am The minimum starting salary to receive payment* effective Jan. course In radiological monitoring poses He died suddenly al his ’or special education teacher* will be closed Dec. 24 and 31 '’ ------ ‘be no ------“~ 1, 1987. if they qualify in al) would be offered at Middleville There----will 11:30 am. Moat has been (5 600 Tlie minimum • on that day. respect*. The qualification* are completely explained in the book­ Christmas carols are to be sunv let which I* pul out by the Social by a .-horal group under the 11- ' teacher* 1* (5200 Security Administration, and rectloh of Herbert Moyer starting which all eligible people have re­ at 11:30 op Saturday night. ceived to date. Tlie Rev Marvin Slckmiller. pastor of the Hastings United Brethren Church, announced Middleville Lions that the Rev. E D Coxon will be in charge of tlie 11 am. SunGive Christmas Gifts lay tervlcc and the Sacrament Th* Middleville Lions Club, of the Lord’s Supper will be with the help of the Barry Coun­ served. A Christmas program U ty Department of Social Service*, to be preicnted this Thursday at and the schools, have contributed food and clothing coupons to five needy famine* in thlj area. The food and clothing for the Church, announced I h a five families has been directed Christmas Eve service would beprimarily toward the 14 children In this group. ship service. "The Open Door,” will be held nt 11 am Sunday. Two Lion members will per­ The Children’* Chotr will sing. sonally deliver the gifts to the The theme for the 10 am, families shortly before Christmas Sunday »ervice at the Zion Lu­ Day. The Middleville Lions Club theran Churh east of Woodland b hoping that this project will be a success and will be contin­ E.rthday." Partor Eihar Unseth ued and enlarged in the years to h»* announeed. The three choirs will sing The' Sunday School They would like to’thank the citizen* of Middleville in con­ tributing to and supporting the CLOSED MONDAY nock. R3 Nashville, ha* resigned Lions Club and worthy projects after more than 15 years' *crvice luch as this. *tth the Barry County Selective alee Board. Col. Arthur A. les. Slate draft director, told HOME HEALTH TEAM — Charles EDITORIALS Snoic Covers Area, But Ice Not Yet Safe Ask Trained Radiological Monitors to Meet Barry’s Special Teachers to Begin At $6,000 Yearly Home Damaged The Robert Becker iiome at County la forlcnat* to hare a health department which ba* qualified under the Medicare proling* firemen, who quickly had Marted from a faulty InMallattai 10, Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, December 22, 1966 Barry Medical Facility Qualifies Seventh-day Adventists Want For Federal Care ed Judge McDonald with a camera and accessories. Judge McDonald received large framed jihotograplu of himself p6nt throw out this year's which are to be hung In the1 court roodui in the two counties, Cludstmas card*. Pastor Samuel comprising die Fifth Judicial1 J. Elie of the Beventh-day Ad­ ventist church want* to send Circuit Atty. Leo Hoffman of Allegan, them to Korea and Indonesia, was also among those who paid। wh*re theym be used to brighten inoutc reuruig jurist. 1«’** ,?* tribute to to me the retiring Jurist. Charlotte Municipal Judge, Robert Ballard presided at the The majority of card* will b* dinner Mnt to wh*re last year . „ . _ , McDonald reinonded mOre 014X1 N0-000 young*l«3 at7n^nrtd ' Unded V««°°n Bible School. to th* tributes very approprip^eny u rampant in Korea •u,y' I that even something simple like Judge McDonald previously a picture on a used ChrbUna* hud been honored at a banquet card —" helps •— *to brighten ■■the •day at the Hart Hotel in Battle for a child. Creek, arrranged by the Calhoun 1 Persons wishing to contribute County Bar Association, and by [ their cards may leave them at the Hasting* Area Chamber of the Jerry Andrus Insurance Commerce at that organization’s Agency in the National Bank annual dinner. Building and Mrs. Harold And­ rus. R4. Phone No. 5-3527. and also leave them at Hazel Bowers, 538 W. Walnut. Hastings. Phone No. 945-4034 Michael O. Engle, a junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon V. Engle. MO W. Madison, Is among the HHS Band Concert 394 student* Unit have been _ _____________ _______ _ As__a _paat-Christma* musical named to the Dean's List'at treat, the Hastings High School Denison University for the 1965- Band Concert will be broadcast 66 academic year. To qualify a over WBCH at 10 am. Monday, student must maintain at least Dec. 28. It 1* sponsored by The a 3.0 average for the entire year. Tyden Corporation. The Hastings post office has handled a record volume of Christmas • null this year, ac­ cording to Thomas Myers, the superintendent of mails, and the high point was reached on Mon­ day when 45560 piece* of out­ going and 56,1(8 piece* of Incom­ ing mall were handled. ■3 Sections Ills outrun ding record at patrlit.c service demonstrated since �Nothing 11 mon graWyfag dma to. M your handy it ChrUhnos Dlnnar. depends on the eucceea of thta teM of the wortd't finest foode. Fino Feb mu, end hen'i our Merry Christen FROM ALL OF THE Med too*. on the Moos be Mtoeea of your day Listed below an many 0 had the .ton of Christ- POWDERED SUGAR TEAM VLB. PKG. Complete selection of Canned Hama for lhe Holidays SWT . u-, d a- inspected GRADE 'A' /• PESCHKE—'PRIDE OF MICHIGAN' BONELESS HAM OVEN-READY .. 20 TO 22-LB. AVG. JflW oTX99‘ HAM 89ft 49ft 89‘ HYORADE 'WEST VIRGINIA*... Whole or Half F ZEELANDER BRAND SEMI - BONELESS MM PORK SAUSAGE TOM TURKEY OUR OWN . ECKRICH SMORGAS PACK VM SPARTAN Ok' FASHION 49' BROILERS 49L HAM “ " HONEY SUCKLE YOUNG TURKEYS ■ NORBEST TURKEY L® SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY-COOKED HALF OR DRIP AITCH BONI SHANK SPARTAN REMOVED 13 TO 16-LB. AVERAGE COFFEE .59 < XQc REGULAR FARMER PEET'S HEAVY SMOKED | FROM RALSTON PUR1NA-"THI BIRD WITH MORE WHITE MEAT"... 11 to 144b Avg. J| TASTES LIKE IT COSTS MORE! MM. V Bwancy YOUNG DUCKS ^DOUBLE SlHGREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY® WE HAVE A COMPLETE ALL FLAVORS . . . 3-OZ. WT. PKG. SELECTION OF FRESH —GRADE ‘A’ OYSTERS, JELLO GELATIN 8C Hawaiian PUNCH27' LARGE EGGS ROASTING CHICKENS, & CACKLEBIRDSI MARY ELLEN DRESSINGS BLEU CHEESE ■» .1149' 1000 ISLAND -10* #h............. .. WHIPPING CREAM19‘ 39' . COUNTRY FRESH 59* COUNTRY FRESH EGG NOG ... . -PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 2 25c । ALKA - SELTZER - Reg. 61'........... -« 54' I RED, YELLOW, OR LOW-CAL.—T-qt, 14-01 cin TREASURE ISLE. PEELED * DEVEINED ... 31 TO 42 COUNT 49 aa 24’ ORANGE JUICE -» 6 $1 WHITE BREAD DOUGH 3 a 39* FROZEN SHRIMP SPARTAN FRESH FROZEN .. ."THE REAL THINGI" . APRIL HILL FROZEN - U-BAKI LIMIT 1-DOZIN WITH COUPON SELOW... OVEN-FRESH BOSTON BROWN BREAD'fif MOWN a IUVI Brach's GIFT CHOCOLATES Fancy Assortment $"R 3 Pound Box leW Redeem Bonus Cord Coupons No. 9 & 10 This Week If,. HO. A 4AA CT A MAC 7 -- IVU jIAfikj No. 10 50 STAMPS CRACKED WHEAT ROLLS With Puchose of any Half-Gallon Felpausch Food Center will close 6:00 P.M. Saturday, December 24th and remain closed until 9:00 A.AA. Tuesday, December 27th so that our employ­ ees may spend the Christmas Holiday with their families. country fresh ice cream With Purchase^ot Any^^Pound 14B. PRO. Of 10-X POWDERED SUGAR 50 EXTRA STAMPS *50 EXTRA STAMPS | WM, h..U. U —T 1 in I TANGERINES or | | BUTT PORTION | | • ORANGES , , HAM , t । WK. H M, GROUND GROUND 10* 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS I ’ WM> FwdM. W JU, ‘ I | BONELESS I , beef 29‘ 29‘ ROAST | SWIFT PREMIUM । SLICED BACON LIMIT 1-LD. WITH THIS COUPON I A 13 00 O« MORI FOOD 0(011 THRU 1ATIM0AY. OK. M. '44. ' RUSH—ORAM 'A* LARGE EGGS JQc DOZ. LIMIT 1-DOZ. WITH THIS COUPON a a woo os moss food oaoii At Felpausch ... we have a complete selection of Food Gift Certifkites, Fruit Baskets, Holiday Candy & Nuts, and Christmas Wrap . . . WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 150 EXTRA STAMPS । 150 EXTRA STAMPS. 150 EXTRA STAMPS ■ 150 EXTRA STAMPS *f WMi Pantoaea •* . , Wi* Pwd— •» Cakemaster COCA COLA FRUIT CAKE J * , 150 EXTRA STAMPS ■ . W* Purd-M of ’ Will. Pur.hM. U Any 1 Fke*. ’ ANY 4-PKGS. | I ANY 2-PKGS. I I IN-SHELL I CEREAL . । SPICES . ■ NUTS t PwdtoM •» imjjinannin AAVUVrAAf y �State’s Oldest Resident Dies At Vermontville . bration of her daughter and aoni In-law. Mr. and Mra. Douglas McNabb of Bunfield. । Other survivors include an­ other daughter. Mra. Jesse ■ <Ma.-y» Baker who has looked after her motlurr for several i years: two sans. Grover H. who I reside., at the old farm home on Brown Road, and Lynn D. of Newaygo: three grandchildren; It great, grandchildren, and 13 great, great, grandchildren. The Rev. Leonard Maunder of­ ficiated ■ Monday's sendees and burial was tn Woodlawn Ceme­ tery. Vermontville. THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Thursday, December 22, IBM IN HASTINGS LEGALS Let Penney’s be your Santa rennein Services for Mra. Mary Emma Grant, ioe. of Vermontville, were held Monday at 1:80 pm. from the Vogt Funeral Home in Vermontville. This centenarian iiad the dis­ tinction of being Michigan's oldest resident, and was honored last Summer with a cnngrntulatc:y message and roses sent by Governor George Rompey. > Mra. Grant died Friday eve-1 nlng. Dec. 16. only a few miles | from her birthplace In Che ter Township. She had been In fall-1 17 Ing health the pout couple of years, but prior to that time had been extremely active for one of her age. Bom on Jan. 9. 18450. she was a daughter of Marcus D. and Lucy < Clark > Olin. She attend­ ed the Olin school, the land which had been given by her parents, as a child. The school later became known as the Aines school, and the building, still standing. U now used as a tool rhed on the farm of Evert A. ] Steward on Gresham Highway. She and Hiram Grant were ’ married on Dec. 3. 1880. in Char­ lotte. Taking another couple along to stand up with them they 1 drove a horae and buggy into Charlotte and were married in a minister's residence. Thef then drove bock to her parent's home. Mr. and Mrs. Grant started liouMkeeping on a farm on Brown Road Later they built a’: line modem home on the same lly Mri. Ethel III link property. In 1911 they moved Into [ IM-3414 Vermontville to the E. Main •2 Clarksville Street, address, although Mr. Best wishes and greetings to Grunt continued to work t h e the Banner staff and al) its farm until he was over 80. Mr. leaders fcr a very Merry Christ­ Grant died In IMO. ina'. and Hoppy nnd healthy New Mra. Grant learned to cook Year. * The carolers from the nnd bake us a young girl. After church here visited many places her marriage she bak'd h.-r i.wn Sunday evening. * The Young bread and po-vteries. matte butter, People here ay expecting to raised chickens, nnd sewed all help out al the Chrt Unas prothe clothing for the family, even i ram at the W Lowell U. B. to making overalls for Iwt hus- Church Friday evening as Rev. l.nnd and two sonsi Site also Max Overshire and wife will pre­ knit, and did fancy work. The side. flrat sewing machine site used The Christmas program here was operated by tinning the at the church will be al the wheel by a little handle This forenoon Sunday school hour was before tlie pedal machine Christmas Day. * The Alto Gar­ was Invented. den Club Chri'tmas party was At 14 she carded wool for two j held Wednesday. Dec. 14. at the wool blankets, one of which is Hope Church on M-50. A real still in the family. The Grants nice program was had. The next also operated a sugar bush and Christian Endeavor roller skatthat was In the days when nlHing party will be Turaday Dec. the final boiling was done tn 27 at Lowell. the house They used to make * Mra. Doris Bawdy is still maple sugar in 4-pound blocks.1 a patient al Pennock Hospital then Mr. Grant would pile it Into ! nnd showing some improvement a wagon nnd drive Into No-shvllkf m her condition. All hope to or Vermontville to sell it for five sec her gel recovered soon. or six cents a pound. j ------------ •-----------Several years ago Mrs. Grant For Banner Clarified Ads attended the 50th wedding cele-1 Call Wl 5-3481 . ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY W OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Last Minute Gifts Marriage License GIFTS FOR HIM Dresi Sox 49‘ JI00 Initialed Handkerchiefs Box of 3 Pleasant Valley __ $4 00 I Leather Dress BELTS $4 50 U and $050 m Lined Dress GLOVES s3°° *4°° Give Him a Gift Certificate Issued for any amount —use any time in any Penney store anywhere. CHARGE IT More About------ Backward Glances CANDIES Continued from Page Ona Presbyterian Church. Rev. Leason Sharpe is the pastor. Thirtyfour other churches were on the honor roll. - . 30 Years Ago Friday and Saturday of this week, the Hastings Camp Fire groups of this city and the guardians will conduct a free distribution of toys for the chil­ dren of needy families in the Presbyterian Church social par­ lors Those having toys to con­ tribute are asked to bring them to the parlors on either of these two dayi The LO O P, will hold a big Christmas party for children of thia community next week Thursday. Free gifts, packets of candy and entertainment will be available for all. 1 lb. $1.70 2 lbs. $3.35 3 lbs. $5.00 5 lbs. $8.00 HIRE AMBASSADORS... finest miniature chocolates 1 lb. $2.25 2 lbs. $4.50 SEE OUR COSMETIC SETS for Gifting of the Last Minute FOR HIM: FOR HER: by in Old Spice Brut Studd Pub Passport 360 Faberge Coty My Sin Arpege Revlon and or 007 Max Factor Hastings Copter No 68 Royal i Arch Masons elected the fol­ lowing officers for the coming year at their .meeting Friday, 'evening: Clarence Texter, high । priest: Walter D. Lake, king: Ray J. Brunch, scribe; Walter H. Snyder, secretary; Frank Adair, ; treasurer; Herbert J. Freeland, [captain of host: Finley E. John­ son. principal sojourner; John L Eddy. Royal Arch captain: Ly­ man Chamberlain, master of the third veil; Arthur D Fallows, i master of the second veil; Hurry |H. Pierce. master of the flrat veil; Myron W. Vrooman. sen­ tinel. Lee C. Howard, assistant prin­ cipal here for the past seven years, plans to rtalgn at the end of the current school year, to accept thq position of Bales Manager for the Mlcidgan Lad­ der (Company of Ypsilanti, the largest concern of its kind In the Nation. Saturday will be another big day at the -Bijou Theater when Romeo and Juliet, featuring Francis X. Bushman and Bevtrlv Bayne. In the starring roles will be presented at both the after­ noon and evening performances. This eight-reel picture U sold to have cost 8250.000 to produce. The Oratorio. "Holy City." was given bv a chorus of 200 voices at the Methodist Church Thurs­ day evening, under direction of Mra. Chester Stem The chorus was composed moatiy of pupils of the public schools of this city. Solo parts were taken by Mr Perry of Kalamazoo Normal. Mra Maud Tucker, Mra. Tit­ marsh of Grand Rapids and Neal Nyland of the High School fac- CHARGE Penney's holiday neckties In stripes, paisleys IT Men's wlde-wale corduroy with warm pile lining! th. loo. No need to pay more for just the holiday tie price is right I Our cotton corduroy jacket bos the you want. Penne/* ha* rangy, rugged look you wont. Warmly lined in new curled pile of Creslan* acrylic (cotton backed), quilt- Classic gift idea lush Penlander sweater! velour stripe* in dark A gift she'll worm bp fol Our own Penlander stripes, silk paisley*, tone*, pofyeitor-wool wool-and-mohair button-up cardigan goe* great repp stripe* in medium with all the season's new fashion*. In solid* and to bright tones. Come heather tones Io compliment her winter ward­ choose todayl robe! Misses' sixes 34 to 42. 5 98 lined sleeve*. And look al this remarkably-low price. Pretty special! Another exciting Penney Days buy! Sias 36 to 46 16.98 1.50 CHARGE Off to dreamland ... re ironing! are delighted with ■-wear gift* when ■Pean-Prestl Here's Lf««f li j i H If I <i t f S.^111 • • i l i ll I iiV irtty, carefree group of new shift gown*. All are of Kodel® polyester/ cotton, so they'll wa*h In a wink, come out of the dryer fresh -a* -new. Postels. S, M, I, XL, XXL. 3.98 Men's handsome plaid shirt* make great gifts! Our good-looking ombre plaid shirts are a Chrithnas gift hell really appreciate! Of toft CHARGE Mrs. Shirley Hawks. Mrs Dor­ othy Stack and Mrs Evadene 126 I SW» It.Wl 5-26** phony choral group, participated In the Christmas Concert held at the Civic Auditorium Ln Grand itafMB. IT plaids at collar, pockets, shirt front, lopstilched collar with »toy*. Machine washable. Gift-priced! ‘5 �EDITORIAL th* ordeal Involved in a public *a* pf Call News Notes of lhe fact that each thoughUcaa ,1s willing to undergo the grief, the iilghway is helping to create Involved in preference to telling for Michigan a problem approach­ the manuscript go Inta print ai u. ing the million dollar mark In tiiat U wry strong and convincing yearly coats and which is to utterly evidence that lhe bock does, in wasteful because there U atwo- fact, contain objectionable peratxial and ccnitltute strong testimony luteiy no justification for this1 material, that, in deference to her dtogracerful habit to exist. | wishes and without loss of idstoribillly n«! pride that citizens have ■ P<w» V«rmont»iti« uU Re.rd.nt Swcumh Birth*i at Pennock eago and arriving in Denver. Cok>, It will be tiring tor the parents: tlie state, county In our opinion, the wishes of eliminate. beauty of the Michigan country- The roadside littering problem 1* and without tn ot u* to quit throwing stuff alcng the public roadway*! The solution to as simple as reach of everyone. No complicated ■anal hardships. Nothing more than that ia needed and with proper co-operation tht results could be truly startling. Tlie death of Walt Disney la a in iwui to material to be con­ national loss. However, the many tained in the forthcoming book. wonderful creations he gave the The Death of a President." and world win live on because they publication and serialisation should have the tunrlcaa quality of all be promptly suspended until revi­ sion* of some highly personal His Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are International character*. the late president, have been made. Snow White, Pinocchio and Bambi, After all. why all tlie haste to to name only a few ot his greater "hit ths street" with this book films, have been shown in every which U supix»<d to be a work continent on earth. As a result of of exceptional historical merit? his creative talent, the animated Such a volume Is In an entirely cartoon became an entirely new different category than a new* and exciting art form. scoop where time Is admittedly of Hl* true versatility. however, was demonstrated when lie later pio­ In this Instance, there was tun- neered new areas of the clnenutlc art to produce a aeries of wildlife Naturally, this ideal situation U absolutely certain prior to |jubll- films that were as amazing from not likely to develop soon. Haw­ cation that lhe manuscript was the standpoint of technique, as free of strictly personal material, they were enjoyable and exciting. offensive to members of lhe Ken­ All of the Disney productions, nedy family. So why all the hurry? including the series done for tele­ oqulpptng their cars with utter This la especially true in view vision. were imaginative, construc­ tive, clean, rich In drama and “memorandum of understanding" touched with the gay quality of between the author and the Ken­ fantasy he knew how to use so Th, Halting* Banner ned}-* to the effect that: The effectively. In a supposedly cyni­ completed manuscript slum be re­ cal age. he turned to fairy tales viewed by Mrs. John F. Kennedy and folk lore as vehicles for a and Sen. Robert Kennedy and the sustained and unprecedented suctext shall not be published unless OHB HUNDRED AND and until approved by them." There will probably never be It to tn regard to this approval another Walt Disney. However, BUBSCRIITION that tlie controversy centers. Under his colorful and imaginative pro­ ductions will undoubtedly continue the author arxl the publishers to be appreciated by generations should have made absolutely cer­ to come Just as they were during tain that approval had been given his lifetime. by Sen. Robert Kennedy and the Lite President s widow. Even with­ out such a "memorandum of understanding," thia Is a courtesy that should have been extended Services for Merle Smith of anyway. Tliere was plenty of time. Rockford, a former Nashville Personally, we do not go along resident, will be held Thursday Michigan raxaa service, ih with the idea that we have licrc aflcrnooit in Rockford Mr. Smith died al his resi­ an instance of a mere feminine dence Monday morning after a change of mind, witiiout logic or brief lllnrtwi. AMtSICAN HIWVMII ■ IFtUtNTATIVU la*. He Is survived by his wife. reason. Hie widow of lhe late President has demonstrated many Attending the services from times since tragedy struck, that Nashville will be Mr. and Mrs. ■she has no tendency toward hys­ Sumner Hartwell arid Mr. and teria but that she is on lhe con­ Mrs. Bruce Brumm. Mrs Hart­ well and Mr. Brumm are the I trary. highly Intelligent, steady of Merle Smith Dies Monday R Mackenzie of R2 Hastings la serving with Headquarters and Service Company, First Battal­ ion. Fourth Marine Regiment, Third Marine Division. Phu Bal. Vietnam' The Company Is en­ gaged in search and destroy mis­ sions against the enemy and a determined effort to win the people to the side of the legiti­ mate government of South Viet­ nam. At the same time through a constant effort the Murines provide medical aid for the peopie and . Ireach them to help ________ i through better sani­ themselves lallnn and «rul health programs along tation with other projects designed U> raise th* living standards of the Vietnamese. rural Woodland. Mra. Gora Hani- Saturday. wiU be a children. 22 and 24. A f satura < supper with their friends and acquaintances extend their sympathy to the son. trtel, and wife of Ferndale with whom house on Carlton Center Road now almost reach oiit the car window creupted by the Verdan Hesteriys. and touch them a* they stood beMrs Crum, more recently a resi­ dent of McBridea. died Sunday tn Mrs. Theda WUl of Woodland ,i Battle Creek hospital spent Saturday a week ago with A Christmas Greeting from our her granddaughter. Da Lynn Wilt nrighbora, Mr. and Mrs. Carl at Bristol lake, for a pre-CtirlstHeise from Florida, States that mas celebration. their neighbors therefore nearly Her many friends were grieved all bock from their summer trips to lam that Mra. Charles Mulli­ and many of them are excliangtng ken had suffered a cerebral hemrived overseas last December. their 10-foot wide trailers for 12s The sergeant is a 1963 graduate and 20s and making plana for home from a shopping trip early spending more months there. Au­ Saturday evening and fell on her of Hastings High School. gust anl September arc the hot nior.tlw and unless they have air conditioning, the trailers can be nock Hospital then to 81. Mary's quite uncomfortable. They said it Hospital In Grand Rapids. She was cold enough there on ThursBy Vidor Sitton pathy la extended to the husband tee on car windshields. The|r ad­ and daughter, Terri. Our choicest wishes for Die dress to: 8KB So. Trail, Box 98. nicest holiday season ever—a Mer­ Sarasota, Fla. 3JM1. Also a card ry Christmas and a Joyous New Year —to: Tlie Editor and his man says tncy arc enjoying the wife, our boss in the front office, warm wealiier and look forward the Ladies at the desks, all thooe to the arrival of Hie Banner each patient souls in the bock room week as ■ letter from home. Adwho have to set and place our letter, the proof-render who cor­ Zephyrhills. Fla. Our best to these I rects our errors, all the others wiio Michiganders. have their fingers In the pie, and Mrs. Theda WU^of Woodland, to all those long suffering readers who taught In Woodland last year [ from all comers of the country and retired in June, was called by who read our little contribution the Battle Creek Board of Educafrom week to week and occasion- tian „„„ in November ~ to crgAnUc _ ally find a crumb of enjoyment in ncw third grade room In the new it. and especiaUy those much up- Dudley school. When this task predated residents of West Wood- wi5 completed and It was found land who have helped us so very that ule teacher engaged for ths much by calling in their news ‘ roanj could not come until Favjer items from lime to time. making Mr# wilt W4S engaged to-'teach our little contribution possible. x pupils until that time. She We trust the new year of 1967 will u living there during thX school us. be very good to all of u*. week. returning to WoodWkl for weekends. Her school closed this —Yrzr Your scribe. Tlie Lakewood Schools dose at Wednesday and with Miss Myrtle West Woodland vtvicri. needay al 2* pm. from the Vogt family of Grand Rapid*. Gary iHp-band.' Oacar. left here In I960. Vandecar and Mtog Nancy Holly Mr. Flanigan died In IBM. Also A note from Mrs Alice Hcndre. surviving are another daughterwho la spending lhe winter wiUi woodland, three grandclilklren and her daughter and family in lhe 11 great grandchildren. Service* South, state* that aha to **U and were heKF~*l the Pickens Chapel looking forward to coming home in burial was in Woodland Memorial ham. Na Car, R. 2, o/o ag^Paul Cemetery. Some of the older residents will We saw a doe and two little Crum, who as Mrs. Butler lived Joseph M. Hanford. 22. son of Mrs. Dorothy M. Hanford. 12g N Church Street, was promoted to Army sergeant Nov. 30 in Korea, where he is serving with the 2nd Infantry Division. Sgt. Hanford, a motor sergeant in Company D of the division's 2nd Medical Battalion stationed at Camp Ir­ win. entered on active duly in June 1965, completed basic train - kina) Oaringer. IteteUng Burial was In Wood­ lawn /Gemetery, Vermontville. rwia oiata The Allan Hydra are planning to entertain their family, the Wendell Hydes of Mason, the fly from Boston thto Thursday to visit ber parents. the_Crtrlc Morey*. Christmas day they will drive tq White Fish Bay. WU. to visit his parents for several <)ays. Haven. K a Joyous Christmas To all our friends, wa send sincere wishes for Yuietide joysl WHITE'S Photography 107 So. Jefferson Deadline Saturday December 30 In the Friendly Stores of Hostings Nobody’s perfect . . . not even Old Nick himielf. But he doe» know how to correct all thoie wrong sisei and colon. 'He hoi Christmos spirit is authorized us to exchange his gifts and singing out oil over the land. We add our voke, wishing you and yours 1 the finest of holidaysl Have the Merriest Christmas yell to keep hit favorite people happy. We do the job Old Hick itorted . . please come in as soon as possible. nerve and strong of will. Possibly BEN^FRANKUN b Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce ★ Nylon Hose ★ Purses Pleasant Point Restaurant —RETAIL DIVISION— (Sue and Earl Eggleston) ★ Costume Jewelry ★ Towel Sets ★ Boxed Handkerchiefs ★ Fancy Aprons ★ Gift Toiletries ★ Lingerie ★ Billfolds Boxed Chocolates ★ Hair Dryers ★ Timex Watches ★ Boxed Stationery TIMKTlLLJw—? SHOE STORE Suggests FRANKUN ' GIFTS for HIM ★ Toiletries in Sets ★ Billfolds ★ Boxed Handkerchiefs ★ Boxed Neckties ★ Cuff Link Sets and Tie Clasps ★ Assorted Tools ★ Timex Watches FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ★ TOYS * BOOKS ★ GAMES and * DOLLS GALORE Boots reach new heights this season! Whether you go more for the long or the short of It, you II find sll our boots devote their HNf FRAN KLI IM warm linings to the cold weather cause. Go through the snow in the height ot fashion In shades of Btown or Black. 134 West State Street *10” to *14” 45 �i Methodist Club Auctions Christmas Articles Society newS Season mnUnt down to a planned potluck tinKaren McKay and Sylvia Uc- pctaidant Karan McKay anSanta Claim and the afternoon Snyder presented th* devotions at "Time for Worship " \ The lovely manger figurines tiful as they graced the worship center, which Mra. Philip Bar- Duplicate Bridge To Meet Thursdays ENG AORb—Mr and Mrs. James L. Chose of Toledo. Ohio, for­ merly of Hastings, announce toe setting wu beautifully decorated Beginning in January, the Du­ plicate Bridge group win most engagement of their daughter. Stowell. Mra. George Elllou and instead of Tuesday nlghta. at and the Naomi Circle served chairman. night,' rhere she Is affiliated with Ai­ The Clarence Gildings will en­ rtight the Duplicate Bridge Club tertain their daughter, the Floyd graduated from Hastings High in 1B64. and from Ferris 8Ute Mra Frank McCloskey took flrat College to IBM. A May 8th wed­ Robert 'Newton family on Christding is planned. French and Mra. William Steb­ The Robell and Keicker Grand bins and third to Mra. Roy Hub­ Family of 1B64 held their Christ­ bard and Mra. Corneil Denton. mas party al toe Prudence No­ bles 366 Order of the Eastern The Jack Caton family of Star of Hickory Comers on Sun­ Indianapolis. Ind., will tx> with day, Dec. II, with 35 In attend ■ Lessons were forgotten to the ance. the Christmas holiday. holiday gaiety as members of the Modem Homemakers Exten­ sion Study Group gathered al lhe home of Mra. Leslie Cook on Dec. 14 for the organization's nineteenth annual Christmas party. The carry-in dinner was served at candle-lit small table* deco­ rated with tiny baskets filled with miniature holly upon which perched a gay Christmas elf. The Cook home, always beauti­ fully decorated for Christmas, was a lovely setting for the din­ ner. Mrs. Vernon Engle and Mrs Homemakers StudyGroup Drops Work For Holiday Party Thought For The Week Sharing the hap­ piness of Christ­ mas with others is the only sure * way to know the happiness of Christmas your­ self. a helping hand with the deco­ rating. After dinner the gift exchange revealed the past year's secret pal. and names were drawn for New members of the class, Mrs. Howard Ferris and Sue Smith. Joined the study group Just in time to share to the holiday fun. Mrs GIRRBACH FUNERAL HOME W. Green at Broadway Ph. Wl 5-3252 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE James Morgans home on ents. the Richard Cooks for the Christmas holiday. . Mra. Dorothy Sheldon U to California for a month to visit tier daughter, the Boyd Bolton family. The Bolton's son. Lewis, now stationed at Fort Knox. Ky., will be with them for phristma-*-. Mra. McKay explained the Welcome Wagon Club program ixxjklets which were distributed MR. AND MRS. JAME8 R. BAUCHMAN to paid-up members by the treas- Richard NUon. Mrs. Stuart Jacko'dock Bunday afternoon . . . Miss Linda Mcllvain Is Married. _____ ij>w> __________ ushers were Lance Mfcllvaln. The climax of the delightful mer Robinson and Mra. Orris brother of toe bride, and David evening came when bidding Johnson. • Bauchman. brother of the groom started on the numerous Items ... For her daughter's wedding, that were band made by the Mt* Rjrl»ard Poster eater■Mrs. Mcllvain chose a royal blue members Everyone had viewed teined her bridge club on Tuessult with matching accessories these beautiful items that ranged , ^y. Dec. 14. and winning high and Mrs. Bauchman wore a blue from aprons, festive center pieces I honors were Jean Ironside. Pal suit with white accessories. Both and door knob covers to fudge Blrkr and Barbara Burkholder, sore corsages of pink and white cookies and other baked goods, sue gmlth wax a xuest for the Miss Linda Mcllvato, daughter carnations j before ** and ”* after ■*" .topper — r>w.l Over1 -----evening .— ~ On Saturday - • evening, • Bunday evening for champagne, of Mr and Mra. Carl Mcllvain. collected by .treasurer Rxera The reception followed to the 520 00 ----------------------------------- , the ,.w rv -v«.~ entertained their refreshments and singing Joyful R5 Hastings, became the bride of church parlors The wedding Mariam White to go into the duplicate bridge club and the James R. Bauchman. son of Mr coge_ made by lhe bride's aunt. Welcome WagonClub Cominun- 1 1 — Paul• — BiegeU - •-------and-• Sue -—Smith •••------were and Mrs. Homer ^auchnuui. in Mrs. Helen Purdy, was served by Uy, project fund. -------------substitutes Jerry Hogan and Oouniy Medical Society a .......... double ring ceremony ,perMrs. T om owKicy Straley Miss Barbara j« —---------------------------------- xtJS Km Robbc were the win— - ----------- ----. . --IUU1 Members present were---Barbara ■ ■ ___ Ward. _ a — their wives had their Christmas formed by lhe Rev rv.n Don Ta-IT Tacit af at _Purdy and■ >* Miss Nancy Culver, u ' for the evening's play The — * r Ka Wrk. "the4- Cedar HIKIa Creek C-l, ... ’ CO ■ usin* _____ ...» served r.. a,-coffee _ Bible .Church of thea bride, Girrbach. Liz Roger*. Mary at 2 pm. Saturday. Dec. 10. , Bnd punch, liott. Lottie Stout. Biwrri Bice. After ths Community Chorus Miulan Karrar, Janice Ewer. Peg Miss Marlon Payne played the i Assisting with the gifts were Mr and Mra Charles D Fox sang carols downtown Tuesday wedding music and* Mrs. Sandra Miss Susan Mcllvato. Miss Pam- Horn. Karen McKay. Linda will be entertaining Mr and Mrs. evening, the whole group with Peck sang "Because" and “The I e!a Rosc and Michael Mcllvain. Lowry. Carol Kennslngton. Linda Charles Fox. III. and family. their husbands and wives. Rath- Lord's Prayer." I The new Mr. and Mrs James Hough. Miriam White, Sylvia Mr. and Mra, Jonathan Fox and are now at home at McGee. Alice Davis, Pat Guern- Shannon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Escorted to the altar by her Bauchman ' 8. Jefferson Street for food and father, the bride was lovely in R5 Hastings Struble, Mr and Mrs. Charles more singing. Everyone had a a floor-length gown of sajto and Struble and family from RochesReynolds Cordes arrives thia lace. Her elbow-length veil was cd by the groom's parents Fri­ chorus performed the following attached to a crown of crystal day night at their home. tour Strubles for the weekend, and Steve Fox. who arrived home and simulated pearls. Site carried from CMU on Friday. Roy Cordes. a bouquet of white roses and car­ tertalnment for the Hastings nations. Mfg. Co. Christmas party These Miss Marsha White of Has­ singers, under the direction of tings. as maid of honor, wore a The annual Christmas party Herb Moyer are very fine!* street length gown of turquoise Tuesday evening the Smiths satin with white accessories and for the Medical Care Facility and Pinnies again entertained carried a bouquet of yellow pm. and nil persons interested a group of friends al the Finnic mums. home. The bridesmaids. Miss Mar­ in assisting with this program, or I garet Mcllvato, of Pinckney, cou­ persons who have relatives in lhe1 that the Junior high school staff sin of the bride, and Miss Jean facility, may wish to attend the met for their regular conference Cavanaugh of Hastings, wore Christmas party and help care gowns identical to that of the for the patients during the enW Marshall Street and after maid of honor and carried bou­ tertalnment. Many gifts have; been received for patients at t'l»; the business session enjoyed a quets of yellow mums. Miss Rebecca Brown, niece of facility and these gifts will be j Tli* City Bank Christmas dln- the groom, was flower girl. She distributed after the program. er party was at the Hotel wore a -white dress trimmed in turquoise and carried a basket day for Indianapolis. Ind., to the same night the Barry Coun­ of yellow rose petals. James Brown, brother of the'Lilt ___ ___ the Dr. Richard Standee ty Sportswomen enjoyed dinner at Pleasant Point and then had groom, acted as best man and family. Rev. Tack Unites Couple in Nuptials Al Cedar Creek Holiday Festivities At Medical Facility Grant Street will be among those entertaining this evening and the merry pace of parties wjjl continue on Into lhe 1B67 New and Mrs. Rosel] Stanton on Sat­ urday evening. Husbands were son,, Phillip Sheldon to Loa Angeles before returning home. teraperaed with pine cones and flanked by red candles made an attractive decoration and throughout lhe rooms Christmas decorations lent a festive air. During the evening's play of Johnson end Meurice Roush, won "On Earth Good Will Toward Men May HIS centuries old Hastings Doris MARY’S BEAUTY SHOP Restaurant Mary Banish and Staff Betts exchange. Tiierr was an unusually merry lime when the North Michigan Club was entertained for its Mrs Peace. As carolers sing their Happy Christinas songs, wo add our voices to wish you good cheer. The ••Busy 8" Club was enter­ tained for its Christmas dinner William James. co-liotted Christmas decorations were car­ ried out even to the clever tal­ lies the winning ones being held by Mra. Joe Cleveland and Mra David Kletzman. The door prize was won by Mra John Mullenlx. and the members enjoyed a gift exchange. Mra. Kletzman was a 5 wish of peace and con- rented to each lady and winning tentment be fulfilled to door prize, Mra William James Mra. Robert Smith. Mra. Harry Rraaor and Mrs. Gerald CutchaU. The Santa Claus, who pre- Sanio knows how to light up a girl's eyes . . There was a delightful evening to store for lhe Hastings employ­ ees of the Consumers Power Company when they met for their Christmas dinner party at Ml^-Vllla on Thursday evening. Dec. 15. Mrs. Bill Jackson, who chairmaned the event and tier committee. Mra. Duane Rowlader and Mn> Robert Reynolds, had "gone all out" to make the eve­ ning a success. Mra Jackson also made an exceptionally fine toastmistress. Christmas carols were sung by the Jackson family. Michele. Marcia. Michael (trip­ lets* Helen Anne and Billie Jo. who really.displayed a great tal­ ent and kept their audience well entertained Frank Ritchie com­ mented on "Safety Precaution- . and so do we! Our sweater collection is the way to her bright hoppy Christmas morn. We've the sweater perfect for your girl! *5.98 «o *16.00 Choose from our you during this joyous Christmas seasonl famous Hastings Mutual Insurance Com­ pany officers and employees with lundoy and Lenings till labels their Christmas dinner party at the Holiday Inn in Battle Creek Monday evening. Mra. Lillian Hayward, Charles Johnston and Maurice Ingram were the com­ mittee in charge of the wonder­ ful evening. The drawing of the Lompl Bradley four trtendt at Jantzen Granddaughter Dies * FOOD The James Brittens of 1755 Star School Road received word of the death of their grand­ daughter. Vicki Lynn, the daugh- CENTER into Stic, jvenl Wednesday away on Saturday Her mother was a resident here for many 4 Darlenette Look for famous 'Trade Name' labels on the things you buy ...you'll find them here! other children. Michael. IB. Pa- 124 East State Street I �Younger Set Officers of Garden Club Installed at Christmas Party Annual 'Snow The Thomapple Garden Club met Dec. 8U» tor a Christmas partv and in.- allation of officers at the home of Mra, Olen Dens- occasion is the In a pretty holiday setting of red roses, white Fuji mums, holly I and candelabra. Miss Marianne | Overman, daughter of Mr. and' i Mra. Victor Oberman. 220 River , I fullv decorated for Christmas. The members’ were pleased at th; final report of their recent inonev making projects: Tlie Thanksgiving Dried Arrange­ ment Sole and the Christmas Greens Sale at live Hasting* Country Club from 0:30 td 13 midnight Tuesday. Dec The Woodland Couple Is Lovely Bride annua) YMCA Tri HI Alpha Girls Club The “Snow Ball" trlU be for high Forestry Director and Mra Adolf Furst of Peuchtwangen, Bavaria. Germany, were married Saturday. Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Al­ bert O. Parker performed the are to be med to complete the landscaping of the Barry Coun­ ty Medical FaciUty. The landscaping ha* been and Ln a project which Mrs Waller Perkins very successfully has bren chairman of and assisted by Mra. Fay Hummel Tlie Garden Club Is al*o proud Y.T" [ TO BE MARRIED—Mr. and Mra H L Smith. 371 Clear Lake. I Dowling, announce the engage-'I iment of their daughter. Natalie i Jean RuthrufT. to Melvin D ' I Healy. »n of Mr and Mrs Floyd | Healy. R4 Dowling The brideMr. and K. annZZ' ~~7h Mra. *~* E “ j, aParker *W‘n ji '" ■riect is a senior al Delton High J’ulldtn®®f’d1 to th< p“’ ragement of their ' Sehool Her fiance attended Has- “en“ ERL" cI“b ln rnd‘ to„rT’*ke ?! “W »'«h 9fh[K>l and “ «’m’ ’ ,rtp ,he" Y Sf.’Sr "?d M I ployed by Stan Lassen in Battle I*° j** * ‘e r«uU* of thPlr pIa™ Caisries Sutton ot Richland. crrrk a June ww<iiina u Im-iho 1 and work Their solemn engagement was phJnnwl | Th- 1967 officers Installed by blessed by the Rev. Fr. Stephen I' ' President. Marguerite Stauffer Vcsbft of St, Rose of Lima Church . were; President. Mra. E. J on BatuTday.Dec. 10. and witnessed! Dr William Hrlrigel ’Hildebrandt; lat vice president, hy Mr. Mra. Dr.. Rav Jenkins. ! will be mirrfc gurats nn on ChrlAlFHrtK ChrLitmas «t hv Ur and Mrr ImAI... nl i Mra. ««_ "jo . hn .. .. Thomas; ____ _ 2nd "vice Ralph b a hospital corpsman In the home of their son. Mr and preMdenl. Mrs. Harold Slocum: the Navy, statlonel at the Orent Mrs Bill Helrlgel. Jr . of Albion. trensurer. Mra Wetlev Logan Lakes. Connie b employed by Over the New Year’s holiday they twlrdiug secretary. Mra WilBranlff Airline® based in Chicago will be entertained nt the home iluin Towne: corresponding <*ecThev are planning an April B ; of her shter. Dr. and Mrs. Wnj-ne tetany. Mr* Adelbert Cortrlght »«Mlng Fleenor of Albion lMrx Stauffer was presented a presidents -------------------pin by Mra. Harold . . Mbs Slocum I Mra. Elmer [ John Thomas HI’------------... drbranBt «..ere co-hostcsses with Mrs. Walter Peyklns and ill P ’ 1 Mrs. John Thomas pouring at /AnOS UflIBlV a beautifully decorated tea table Parents. Announce Daughter's Troth. Dote for Nuotials ganlst and Mra Gerald Bogner the solobt. The pews were marked with white satin bows and sprigs T® Sing Abroad — 8usan Engle, of holly. daughter of Mr. and Mra Vernon V. Engle ot M0 W. Madison, b; berger of Woodland are grand­ among the 71 high school stu-' parents of the bride. dents working to prepare them­ Given In marriage by her father, selves for the European tour of the bride was beautiful In a floor­ the 1967 Yoyth for Understand­ length Baroness satin gown, de­ ing Chorale. Coming from 34 T----------lower Michigan schools, the signed and- -------made..v. by herself Her gown was trimmed with Alencon group practices weekly under the lace around the neckline, wabtline. I direction of Robert Pratt of the bottom edge of the skirt and Uw! Ann Arbor High vocal music de-1 detachable funnel train. She wore partment. Susan b a Junior at a white lace crown securing tiers' Hastings High. of Illusion which was sent from j Germany, and was worn by the groom’s sisters at their weddings. She carried a bridal bouquet of stephanotb. sweetheart roses and MRS. TERRY GALE Marilyn Lawrence Becomes Bride. ther, Marilyn wore Christmas Theme a We’re Bending beet wishes of the season to you and yours. Have a Merry ChristmasI The Superette Tom & Solly Robinson Mrs. William Scott was her sbter’* matron of honor and the bridesmaid* were the Misses Sutan [Rudder. Hse Ja Chung and Lori: floor I The attendants were I floor ..™ styled with a scoop neckline, bell‘ £££ raspberry I We extend to you our with . warmest wishes for a 1 headpieces were secured by rasp­ waist. The controlled skirt was Merry Christmas. berry velvet bows. They carried trimmed with a wide band of cascade bouquets of sweetheart’ i lace medallions around the hem. roses, white carnation* nnd holly.; Nickolas Eckerle acted as best| Phone your order in and we’ll have it ready to pick up. In a lovely Christmas theme,! plementcd with the tiny selfman and ushers were Vladedimlr —Closed Monday, Dec. 26th— the wedding of M1m Marilyn covered burtons and a bow at- Kolblk. James Westru and Wal­ lawrence. daughter of Mr. and tached to the long chapel train. lace Quinn. Christmas Cookies: Mrs. Gerald Lawrence. 1955 Her finger Up veil of ailk HluMr. and Mra Robert McCracken Iced butter cookie*. fancy butter cookie*. macaroon*. al­ Heath Road, and Terry Gale, -’ton was held In place with a of Grand Haven were master and mond & chocolate macaroons, springerlie, pfefferneusse The Melvin Goudsona will l>e nt son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gale matching Dior bowTChe wore a mistress of ceremonies k’t the re­ (anise sp>ce drops). German honey coo.k>ci ILebkucheni. the home of hl* sbter. the Gay- of Hudsonville, was solemnised P“>'_ ot Pearl earrings which had ception that was held at "Holly’s lord Grays of Nashville, for the al the First Presbyterian Church been handed down In the family at the Inn." Holiday Inn in Mus­ Plum Puddings Gocxbon Dec 17 at 4 o’clock, Gordon Christinas Christmas on Sunday, on Saturday. Deo clock. tar scveraL-generations. She ccr- kegon. following the ceremony. Family size or individual. iJ"Ji ’ < » ... ... Th0 Rcv Willard H. Curtis rled a cascade bouquet of white Assisting were Mra. Floyd Beyer-1 Mr and Mra Ruasel Hart will the d0Uble ring cere- roses centered with gardenia* leln. Miss Nancy Pelon and Mbs | Bonkctte i cntCTtaln Mr. and Mra Russel 1|l0ny ln vhe prcscnce ol 30Q and outlined in frosh holly. Cherle Schultz. A butler pastry filled with almond paste, Delicious! Ri'-hAnl Harte [ inl«its. Two tree cEuidcbibra. decThe couple will fly to Germany Dinner Rollac^ and their exchange student from !cnittd with holly and poinsetLlM tron of iionor and bridesmaids to visit the bridegroom’s parents Mexico Mra Joy Hayward and ,.rnc«j th(. worahlp Hur. were Miss Ann Clarey of AIUV and enjoy a traditional Christmas f-mHy. and Mr. and Mra Ger- rlcane Modjra ,nd ,4orn. Arbor. Miss Linda GateZlhe holiday, and after Jan, I. their' dci biscuits and graham gems. * aid Payn of Lansing for a Chrbtthe aUles wrt..nu and groom’s sister from Hudsdnville, address will be 701 Academy. Kala­ Seasoned Stuffin' Bread;29c mas dinner on Monday On cant||ei ln (he Wn(km, and Miss Beverly LawrenceXsls- mazoo. Made with our own bread, with celery, iage. marjoram. ' ??U. o*y' '** beauty of the holiday setting ter of the bride. They were\atThe bride graduated from WMU Hart. Sr. visited her sister. Mrs ,, , . „ Ured In identical persimmon col­ and is now teaching 4th grade at Adam Wiley. In South Bend. Ind ored gowns, styled with A-llne West Main Elementary School In Mr and Mra Clayton Hau*skirts with three tiers of tucks Kalamazoo. The groom graduated I Coffee Cake Almond Filled child. Jr . and family will be at J* O“ hear the hemline and a bow on from WMU also and tenches so­ the home of Otto Rollers of OtHa"d WK1 Wed' the sleeves. They carried topiary cial studies at Milwood Junior |*ego on Christmas Dnv for a dlnu Prnyer bouquets of three graduated bells High Schoo] in Kalamazoo. Coffee Cake Butternut Filled family party. I Given in marriage by her f»- outlined with holly and white A rehearsal dinner was hosted Chocolate Glased Donuts.6 for 45c by John Wicks, Kalamazoo, faster florets. father of the groom, at Schuler ’ s I Wednesday is Cookie Day---------- 4 dox. cookies $1.00 Karen Jones, daughter of Mr. In Grand Haven on Dec. 18. shall, as the flower girl was <lre»-, The Rlcluirtl Halb will be ned Identical to the attendant*. Kenneth Hermann, son ot Mr. and Mra. Robert Hermann of Mrs. William Holier of Maion. 1 10 'V ehaped sleeve* trimmed lovely Nuptials Personal Mention f II [f\\ /x Longogo, om quiet th* Menogo coms, I A and in its spirit of Hope and Peace we send all oar friends warm Christmas groting*! Peg's Beauty Bar Peg Preston and Staff QUITTING BUSINESS SALE DALE’S BAKE SHOP of every single item in our entire stork EVERYTHING MUST GO EVEN THE FIXTURES ARE FOl( SALE entire stock sacrificed PRKED FOU A SELLOUT 50 % (HI During the Final Hours ol This Saif "NOW! GREATER THAN | EVER Mrs. Lawrence chose a moss green three-piece ensemble with matching accessories for her daughter’s wedding and lhe groom's mother wore a beige knit rule with matching accessories. Both mothers wore a cymbldium orchid corsage. Hastings Country Club following the ceremony with Mr and Mra. Paul Peteraon of Hastings and Mr. and Mra James Thompson of Hudsonville as the masters and The club was dix-onited tlie topiary bell motifs that used la the bridal bouquets holly and mistletoe. Music with wire with was group Assisting were Mra Michael Youngs at the guest book, Mra. Jock Clarey. Jr. and Mra. John Mahler cutting the cake nnd Joan Hovenalr opened the gifts. At the punch bowls were Mr. and Mra. Unden Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert. Mr and Mrs Walter McAllister. Mr. nnd Mra. John Chandler. Mr. and Mra. Roland Furrow and Mbs Joan Toffee. For their wedding trip to Flor­ ida, the new bride changed to a moss green knit suit with teal 11 00 IS 00 will got )Ov 110 00 in trvschandit®.. . $10 will get you $20 \ Sellout If Ex|H*(ird. So Beller Gel Here Early! ■ FREE PRIZES I । SALE ENDS DECEMBER 31st. (OME IN AND (NO PURCHASE Madison St ' Out-of-town guests came from Lanham, Md: North Carolina; Cincinnati. Ohio; Chicago. Hl.; and 8L Joseph. South Haven. Coloma. Grand Rapids. Laming, Grand Ledge. Charlotte. Detroit. Kalamazoo. Delton, Battle Creek. Ostego. Clarksville. Hudsonville. Also, Marshal]. Woodland, Byron Center, Ann Arbor and Middle­ ville. On Friday evening a rehearsal shop tonight and every night 'til 9 . . Then RECLINERS PULL-UPS COLONIAL SWIVELS ROCKERS FIRESIDES CLUB CHAIRS • MODERN TAKE ONE HOME — GIVE THE OTHER AS A LASTING Permit entire slock ordered sold to (lie public al «»ucc regurdleNAt of h»s% BUY ANY CHAIR from our huge stock choose the Second Chair, of equal value, at Vi Price. POSTSCRIPT — A surprise shower was' given for Marilyn CHRISTMAS GIFT । Prices Start *19?- Second One for $10.00 ONE WEEK ONLY! at the Medical Care Facility on wedding. Red velvet cake. Ice cream and punch were served and Marilyn received many love­ ly gifts. CHOOSE YOUR CHAIRS FROM OVER 200 IN SYOCK FOR IMMEDIATE Pfc. Norman Gray of Ft, Knox. Ky. visited hla uncle and aunt, the Leon Grays. Monday. V Uli- Bonnet & Gown Shop FREE DELIVERY their daughter, Mrs Naomi Lan- BUY WITH day. their grandson and family. NO MONTY DOWN AND old Gray of Olivet called on his W. Stafa $». Phona Wl 5-4172 NO PAYMENTS TO MAKI UNTIL NEXT MARCHttl �Senior Citizens Enjoy Christmas Party Monday Joppie idrBnddwoods. joined ।: Braidwood of Dear- •••• < Oraborn William Johnson . Mias Alberta Nash and Mrs. and ?drv Wayne Corey of Wyr>. Saekeiy. Raymond 1* from WMU for tho Rogers left early Monday to moFUtty right Senior Citizen* and t2:35 pm Tuesday when abe lo tor to Colorado Springs. Colo., to pleasant social control of a 19M Scout driving spend the holidays with their daughter and family. Mr. and usnal etetkk, ot aaom. Thu Bender or»rri pUnt. Deputy Ux* piece on Monde, m the ntebnrt Bamum nynrted □AW4H0 Uhltn Hall on Wood-. M” l.PWe. lhe wUa M Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ken land Avenue. LoanarA JappK nHtnad taelal Buehler of Grand Rapids. Mr. Deputy Barnum «ald she lost Mr. and Mrs. Jock Buehler had control and the vehicle went off Christmas dinner at Fingers on Sunday and then returned to the Ken Buehler home. Slides were shown and a recording enjoyed The program Included singing sent by Lt. Comdr. William Bueh­ ler. who Uvea with his family in the Philippines. Mrs. Louise Spillane, 913 8. Broadway. wUl leave Thursday morning for Troy. Ohio, to spend wai acknowledged by r standing nV AtwwwMatliW Christmas Story Mra. Robert G. Spillane, and daughter*. Kathy and.Debby. Mr. and Mr*. James Bums and Jimmy of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs Robert Hollister. David and Mary, will be entertained birthday and wedding anniversary; for dinner on Christmas at the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Feltaer. Jake Hollister home. birthday and anniversary; Mrs. Mr. ahd Mra. Phillip A. Gallup Catherine Martin. Mrs Velma Les­ are expecting her sister, Mra. lie. Mrs Hazel Bolton. and Mort Dean Delauler. to arrive from Nichols, all birthdays this month. Hollywood, Calif., during the The nominating committee had holidays. prepared a slate of officers* names Claude Gardner, Sr., of Mar­ and they were elected by acclama­ lette, and Mr. and Mr*. Clyde tion. as follows: •BUJ b»by wrippsd m rw Gardner and family of Saginaw President. Frank Trudgeon; clotki*. Tatit wu *a *ogtl will WIU be UTT visiting the Claude Oardr rice president, Mrs Frank Roush; ners. over the holidays. Their secretary. Harvey Burgees, and is. TO. daughter. Lynn, also arrives treasurer, Mort Nichols. home.this week from West Vir­ I null (o no ginia' University. Mrs. Bolton gave a splendid re­ OMM. port of her activities as card Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gibson and family were In Chicago over the weekend visiting the Norval Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caukln i Fisher family. They will enter, President Ray Wolfe agreed to continue in office until the newly and Mr. and Mra Dole Ba**ctt 1 tain Mrs. Ben Huelmycr and elected president la able to take attended lhe annual Saladin1 Mr. and Mra. Donald DtSHlttle on Shrino ball and dinner dance at I Christmas Day. and on Monday Jo«n «« J?jrTOond, Chaplain Harold Bugbee offered lhe Civic auditorium In Grand the cloilng prayer, and the rnvet- Rapids Saturday honoring lUus- I tlic Leonard Gibsons of Lansing, triou. Potentate LinGltaon. of Kab *cy and Mra Unary, and danced Ito the famous Band of Vaughn home of Mrs- Ho*ard TV Photographer . . ------------Monroe, 'tlie Voloe of RCA." G Many Hartings friend* worfd It was just about the nicest. be Interested ^FrX^ in knowing that one could Im- *• vll^ No^a^ s«itt of JoSNnsh^el^T if Christmas Ari'™present G. Soectal on T-V Friday nee. IS of Atlanta. O. gave hl* wife. Ian Townsend, non of tho late & gift. It may sound involved Mort Townsends. Julian la now but it wm very simple. The trip living in Long Island, N. Y. Hl* | was Dick's Idea and all his doalstcr, Mrs. Tom (Laura) Gam- ■ Ing so the Charles Smiths are mage. Uvea in Grand Rapids, and 1 now In lhe deep south and they a brother, David, lives at Delton, will fly home Dec. 20th. We hope Santa leaves some room in your stocking for our wish of happy times for you and yours. Merry Christmas! Home of Fine FURNITURE 105 E. State St. <nd rood* for a buffet auppcr ■ Klriel* will arrive on Sunday returned from an extensive trip - -through the Southwest, their day. Chruuna* Eve. the. Dave I her parent*, the Rozcll Stanton*. Elco Sylvester of Lansing for firat destination being Phoenix. McGlockllna, James McDermott dinner Christmas Day. and on The Loren Franciscos will en­ Monday their guests will be Mr*. Wigwam Resort. In California Hcstcrly.i will be at tlw Braid­ they visited San Diego, Lob wood* for aupper and a gift ex­ tertain her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hade. Alicia and Muri Hammond of Battle Creek rey and family of Grand Rapids., phuxs of Interest tn that locality BraidwixxL-. will be dinner iruusts Kimberley, of Tiffin, Ohio, over and Mis* Helen Inwood. --------------------------------d Mr . Clyde Keller of and Mr. anfl and Mr Mra of Mrs. Nellie Ryan. the Christmas holidays and on | Rev. and Mn«Wesley Manker romi(nck Park ncyland and went a* far south r-KWctmaE YSav Ih.L1 will nit hl» and an/4 family nt * of 'T'mvuwu Traverse C-tCir City — were j The Otto Colvins will enter­ Christmas Day they will all be to arrive on Wednesday at the i Sunday caller* at the home «f entertained for dinner nt the tain their family on Christmas home of her son. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tinker home, and they 1 mj*. Clara Hammond were Loren Nev., Eve, the Walter Chrysler* of Peter Pull* and family, of Jack­ Grand Rapids, and the Don son. Jim Francisco arrived home Edger who will also entertain, , . „ , , . after several weeks of enjoyable Fountains and William Chrys­ I on Friday from M8U for lhe Mrs. Arloa Trainor on Christmas John rTvna and family of Grand Day. I Rapid* lers, local, holidays. Last 3 Big Sale Days! Make Miller's Your Christmas reserved Center Miller Jewelers 118 W. STATE, HASTINGS Elisabeth Park- . er and Mr. and Mrs. Meurice Ostroth were entertained for a, Christmas dinner on Sunday by । Wnniy nnd Mr. nnd and Mre Mr*. TYarold Harold Ranta and family who have recently moved into their farm home near Shelbyville. On Christmas Day, Mr. and Mu. Keith Jnrrard. Mrs. Sadie Ostroth. Wayne Ostroth and Anne of Lacey will be guests of Elizabeth Parker nnd the Maurice OstroUur and Janine, | who arrived home from CMU i * on Wednesday. Christmas guests of the Bun McPharlins will be Uiclr uncle I and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. William' Perry of Lathrop Village and Mr. and Mrs. William Fox. Perry and Janice and Steve Nacovllch. | all of Kalamazoo. , Ti>e Edward Davises pilin' to1 entertain the Lynn Davis family. ’ the William Davises, Mrs. Leila, Main and family and Mia. Junai Davis and family on Cbristmasi Eve. and on Christmas Day the1 Edward Davises and Junior Will! be guests of the Bob Davises of I Durand, and the Lynn Davises ( will be guests of lhe Almon Webbers of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Richard Dean and son. Alan, will be spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kehr of Goahcn, Ind. The Georgs Dennisons Will be In Ohio over the holidays visit­ Ing hl* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dennison at Greenhamp, and her mother and brother. Mrs. Lucille Warrick and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warrick and family, Vai Smith Is home from Michi­ gan State and Bill will be home from Detroit over lhe Christmas weekend. Their parents, the Wil­ lard Smiths, wlU also entertain Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Paulson and Mr. and Mrs William Paul­ son and Elizabeth of Muskegon on ChlsUnas Day. Mrs. Byron Edmonds Is expect­ ing her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde BuU of Wheaton. III., over the holidays._____ ' SPREAD the HOLIDAY JAM MORE PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT IN THIS LAST, FINAL MARK-DOWN! ONE QUARTER OFF THIS • ALL ELECTRIC SHAVERS • ALL BRITISH STERLING • ALL CHARM BRACELETS • ALL CHARMS • ALL PIERCED EARRINGS • ALL BULOVA RADIOS • ALL ELGIN RADIOS Marked Down RADIOS • All of our TROPHIES SAVE NOW • aii CLOCKS • ah WATCHES • All GENTS and LADIES RINGS SEE OUR • Ail DIAMOND RINGS CRAZY • Ail MEN'S JEWELRY • ah LADIES JEWELRY TABLE BARGAIN Prices on THIS TABLE enjoy it! Christmas is a time for tradition. One tradition Is calling family and friends Long Distance on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Always exciting but sometimes frustraling-when you experience delays because almost everybody calls at the same time. • aii CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • All TAPE RECORDERS will be o Each on This Christmas, you've got two extra days to call Long Distance... all day Saturday and all day Monday when low evening rates apply. No need to wait for the peak holiday Long Distance jam. Oh Sunday (Christmas Day), the lowest night rates apply all day so there's no need to wait until evening. WED DAY 75‘ «. - THURSDAY 50‘ Each on FRIDAY and 25* Each on Pass the Jam and have a Merry Christmas. (Lower rates do not apply on person-to-person calls within Michigan.) SATURDAY ALL SALES FINAL • All SILVERWARE PERMIT NUMDtlt y. • All BILLFOLDS • All APPLIANCES AND REMEMBER SATURDAY IS THE LAST PATH �BANNER East Doud Society newS Uy Mra. Lloyd Owen In France, Belgium and The Dowling Mrs. Osborn Netherlands. While carrying news Atty;Siegel Talks ot the strong support given the Atlantic ConvenUon Resolution SlUZ la Observer at On Charlton se»»i or Do-uoo Paris Conference Park Museum Ing made by IMAU which works Methodist Church held then* Yeeklev district Thursday. * Mr l,hc nM”wy needed to Improve the . GuMta nt ‘.TS CStT of ... 7. Quanta at the the dinner dinner nartv party 1 and Rd.m zGetmxn Suuth museum nmseuin JtlU ^:U1 U Ls tied tied UP. up honoring the Don Btegrls a Wed- Havcn gpmt Saturday with her Between the questions and nesday evening ago were ids (kir(.n.u, Mi and M„. WUJ Quid, answers came the concern of the fishing pals with their wives, not! * Mr and Mrs Urry were । Historical Society members for hunting pals as stated To the[ln 3,^ Crt^t Saturday. * We^the preservation of the Items disconceming eye thefe is a dif-l^,. (hnt Quni ts feeling a'stored there including the need ference—one look at the gear re- iblt tj.o weather. I for heat, airing and etc. qulred tells the story. Of course.: I Ally. Blegel fell that tlie Road a fallow may be a nimrod and nn 't Merry Cliristmih. everybody I commission wouldn't have any Isaac Walton too. however, there ------------ •-----------'objections If the Historical So­ ls no question but that there is The Bob Carpenter family of' clety wished to raise money to a great difference between the ■ RoUtn Bend. Ind. en route to । provide a heater. But the 810,000 two. Apologies for the error to, Florida for th:- Christmas boil- ' given them to run lhe park and th* Dr. Raymond Pinnies and 1 day.. v tslted the Hubert Cooks museum wunt sufficient. uu. . .. .. .. ___ ...... * i Dr David Cook family of Novi J The Marland Jaya will be twill be with the Hubert Cooks vWllng relatives at Huntington. For Banner Classified Ads I fur the Christmas weekend and ManOn and Kokomo. Ind., over Cail Wl 5-3481 Monday. the holidays. ChrUtm.-is ircgram last evening at | Mra. Steuanovn Osborn, widow the church. Services will be held of Michigan's former governor, at the Dowling Methodist Church chase S. Osburn, lias returned on Christmas Eve beginning .it1 io Washingion After attendance M pm o'clock and the public W us nn official observer at the invited. Sunday School will corf-'last NATO Parliamentarians vene at lhe usual hour Christmas conference to be held In Paris. Day and the morning worahlp will be held Bt the regular hour. founder and a vice president of Tlie IJoyd- Gaskill's youngest lhe International Movement for 1daughter, Miriam, and family Atlantic Union, together with Clarence Btreit, author of Union traveled on to Birmingham. Mich. Now in 1939 antf originator of to visit Um husband's parents. • the Atlantic Union Movement, Tile Harold Case family will be represented its North Amerlan spending the . holidays in Florida. sector al a NATO luncheon un♦ Our sympathy to the family of Claude Hill whose funeral was >. and a dinconducted Monday from the BritUh At- for official exploration of tlie Revlon 199 Intimate Tear Drop Spray Mist Ing European interest In the proposal. Retired Farmer Has Fatal Attack Frank Seitz, 92, retired farmer of Rl Vermontville, was pro­ nounced dead on arrival at Hayes-Green-Beach Hospital in Charlotte Thursday afternoon. He suffered on apparent heart s tack en route home from a visit to his son. Keith, who lives next door. HASTINGS Sun-Up After Shave • Sun-Up Cologne Reg. $2.25 . . too So $4.50 SCHICK-CUSTOM 'Dctert Flower* GIFT SET by fr In Gift .Decanter ELECTRIC SHAVER Shulfon $3.35 S66 Organalre Last Minute Christmas Needs Instant Snow Spray 13 0I------- 29c §3c Assorted Play Phones R°9- 98c 57c 500 Fireproof Icicles Re9- 49c - - ELECTRIC Chord Organ • _6.66 14 In. Toddler Doll R®9 W <9.................1.47 10 Transistor Radio Re9- V-95_______ 4.66 Earphone, Battery, Caie Stainless Steel Shaving Head 1267 • Sideburn Trimmer Model 209 Williams 7 /9 in J/0 in Manning Bowma FM/AM Electric Drill Tabu by Dana Brushes 3.99 Williams Lectric Shave 7 OI-_____ ____ 97c Canoe by Dana Gift Set Cologne. Soap _ .5,97 Gillette Techmatic Razor Rcs- $2-95 __2.17 Automatic Toaster Westinghou»c HTI8 _ 10.47 Westinghouse Teflon Steam *n Dry Iron UNICAP CHEWABLE Multivitamins 9A FREF When You Buy 100 HST29______ 10.67 the direction of Mrs. Groneethers Informed.. The other two wold and her committee. OaniM were played, carols sung and Ornmen. The}' come here from gifts exchanged Pop com balls luinslng after purchasing the were made and fruit cake, egg­ □tendon CurUs home on North nog and coffee served. Those enjoying the ' evening were Osborne, former owners of our Mesdames Bogart. Curtis Ainxhome on West Broadway, aho ■e. Soviet. Robert Beckwith. sent their beet wishes. Other Hazel Walldorff, Gertrude Craig, news from Florida tells us that Larsen. Felt and one guait. Mrs. Wm. Veltc has suffered a heart Thomas Girrbach, Several tnembera are planning Friday on his heart and is re­ <o attend the gift distribution at ported doing fine. Anyone wish­ the V. A. HcapMal -thir Thurs­ ing to send him cards may do so day. Next regular meeting Jan. 5. nt: Box 47. Cortex Plaza. Mobile Pork. 616 44th Ave.. W. Braden­ ton. Fla.. 33506. They also keep In touch with their friends through tills column. We wish him a speedy recovery. Two perrons were injured In a Mrs. Rhoda Bawdy Is still a patient at the OsteopathicHos­ •wo-car accident about 5.15 pm. pital In Grand Rapids. On our Monday. Dec. 19. on M-50 about visit to her Monday she seemed a half-mile cost of lhe Velte improved. Monday night 13 also Road. Deputy Harvey Baker re­ when we received our Christmas ported. Earl R. Ackerson. 75. Union snow and It made driving very difficult. Everyone wants a white City, suffered an injured knee Christmas but driving while It Dilley. 69. Mulliken, minor ruts were lucky to arrive home safe. on the Up nnd chin. Dilley's At this time I would like to wish wife. Floral. 68. was unhurt. everyone a Merry Christmas nnd Happy New Year. Why not plan ley car approaching and stopped to make this a better year by and attempted to avoid the ac­ calling your news In no others cident Dilley was ticketed for may have something to read If crossing the center line. , you call on Monday, we win plan year with the new baby and al) Mr. Hildebrand Dies William G. Hildebrand. 80. Rl and we may have missed your call. However, keep trying. , Shelbyville. a former Martin ............ a------------Y Board of Education member, died The Richard W. Johnsons are.' Sunday. He served 14 years on planning to spend Christmas at the school board, retiring In 1916. the home of thrtr ron, the Edsel ------------>-----------Johnsons of Grand Rapids. BANNER WANT ADS PAY Automatic Frequency Control Side Handle Model 777 All of us at Hastings Savings & Loan wish to all of you 1967 T |0“ Gift Set—Duit. Pwdr.. Cologne Auxiliary Gift Shop at the V.A. Hospital on Nov. 15 and these three with Mr and Mrs. Russell Amalie staged a social party for Ward 9 on Dec. 12. The patients enjoy these parties so much and more volunteers are needed not only to help al tile parties but to provide cup cakes, cookies, sweet roils, etc. The social meeting held at the 1367 RADIO Jacob’s Chuck Toothbrush Last Minute Christmas Gift Dorothy Oronewold. Alm* Lar­ sen. Eeanor Merrick. Evelyn Curtis. Dorothy Kurr, Ada Bo­ gart. Arloa Newton. Marguerite Beckwith. Ruth Wright. Elvira Sayles. Esther Fett and a visitor, Bally Beckwith. The Unit voted to said 85 to the "Remember a Vet" fund and to allow Mrs. Curtis 810 to buy Christmas gifts for their “adop­ ted” Indian twin girls. Darlene and Earlene Plalla of Mescalero, NM. They also later decided to give Christmas boskets to t*o families whose names they re­ ceived from Bob King. Mra. Gronewold, rehabilitation chairman and Mra. LoueUa Rog- DelMonico Hygienic English Leather All-Purpose Lotion—4 ox. _ _ ] 55 Ethlyn. Mr. and Mra. Walker Colton also called later. * The family of Sylvester Curtis held their Christmas family gathering Sunday. Their were 90 members of .lhe family present at the Carl ton Centr/ Grange. The after­ noon waf spent visiting, sing­ ing carols and eating. Tlie community was saddened Monday morning when they heaid of the sudden death of Mra Charles Mulliken. Slw had suffered a stroke Saturday eve­ ning and taken to St. Mary's Hospital. They were owners of the Sinclair station in Wood­ land for several years. Our deep­ est sympathy goes to Chuck and Terry. Terry was home from col­ lege for the holidays al lhe lime ------------ Reg. $3’ « Cordless Reg. $1.58 Vietnam. He was <o ship ou^ cki«x> Slond M Sunbeam AQUA VELVA and LECTRIC SHAVE The Laurence J. Bauer Unit Uary held one business and one social meeting during December. Rag. $34.91 0 Gift Set home Cordless _-Sunbeam ---O >| 67 ■ Slicing Knife *>467 24 Key,. IS Chord, Baby Grand Piano Rc9- 51-98--------------- ],27 Boy's Steel Wagon Ful1 Sixc—Rc9- 59.95 SC1UCK 300 • Spray Cologne • Dusting Powdci 1>L» Legion Auxiliary Aids Vet Fund, Adopted Indians 2 Injured in Crash on M-50 Gillette GifttSet an gee 25 Cigars visitors al Both London meetings were hours ot service at tlie Dowling library during the holiday season. chaired by the president ot the Irvin of Vermontville and Mrs. Council of Europe, air Geoffrey John Keonworthy of Lansing, de Freitas. British Labour M.P. one grandchild and one great­ vice chairman of the Interna- grandchild. ccpt Thursday, * Miss Kathy Gas­ Services were held Saturday at kill. elder daughter of the Robert tlonal Movement for Atlantic Gaskills. Is on an extended visit Union. Hon. Halvord Lange, 2 pjn. from • the Vogt Funeral with hrr parents, recovering from foreign minister of Norway and Home. one of NATO's 'nirre Wise Among our many Christmas aid Doner catcrtained lhe Dowl­ Men." was honor guest and The Leslie Daniels will be ing Birthday Club at her home guests of their (laughter, the Ed­ Before returning to Washing- win __ ____________ ___ ____ but week. 'Hie group packed 16 Melsenbachs._ who are___ en- Mra George Forman. They write boxes of fruit and candy for dis­ ton. Mra Osborn visited a) num- j tertalnlng the family for Chrlst- that tixy miss their many tribution to shut-ins of the com­ tacted mas In their new home on Mar- friends and relatives here but lions ket Street. munity. them. They also enjoy reading about their many friends In this 103 -105 W. STATE STREET El Proaucto Bunday lltlcal union tn the NATO area, DISCOUNT STORES Reg. Mt-MIB n W. I—.n tm bumm Atty. Pau) Siegel met with lhe Mrs. Lloyd Owen attended Hos­ After Uic Hastings-Ionia time pital Guild 42 Christmas party at Barry Historical Society Thura’ day to answer questions on lhe Mrs Mildred Mathews- Tuesday. entertained 56 friends al their * MUs Bernice Calms of Lansing■ Charlton Pork Museum and «; tate. visited at Lloyd Owens Sunday. *, Atty. Siegel reviewed incidents Mr and Mrs Ltoy.1 Owen called in the life of Irving Charlton, at Ciaua Claud Mammanas Hammonds nunasy Sunday in,! then announced that the musMr*. Mrs. Roger WlsweU ana and Mra. Mrs. ; al V.P. Mott were co-h.ate.^ »«* | iSd aYn'11leurn and contents were not In­ luncheon at the Hastings Ho- ■ Jamra of Bridgman called at El- volved In the present litigation W^Sy tLn^g Mra Charira «*> Noughtrimo last week * Mr and in fact were turned over to lhe county in April of 1966. i He went on to say although Hnwanl It,-, iiti contents Howara Moore Moore, [,M‘ museum and „„rt„ Mlinn F?iws; Woodland By Mra. Gloadon Curtia B Double Action Barber-Type Trimmer! LUDENS "Holly Time 5 lbs. ^57 Chocolates 6 Rolls Kaycrest ChrijtmaJ Gift Wrapping Paper OLD SPICE Gift Set! DuPonl CANTRECE *WAf) 3„7UU A 100% Nylon Hosiery Seamiest a most JOYOUS CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR 4^ We Now Pay 4’/2<y° On All Savings 100-Coated 9 PLATES $127 Sparklin' White . j, fit Reg. 98c JF REMINGTON 500 I SELEKTRONIC SIX OQ89 SHIVER A # 136 E. State St. Phon. Wl 5-3153 All $aving» Insured Up to $15,000 with F3.LI..C MCMBLR FEDlhU HOME LOAN 8Mr It'JtM �The Hastings Banner Thursday, December 22, I960 Humble shepherds left their flocks tn the fields that holy night, and sought the Babe whose birth angels had proclaimed unto them. They beheld him lying in a manger In the City of David, wrapped in swaddling clothes, And from the Ea>t, following the brilliant Star, Wise Men came to adore, and to offer precious gifts to the newborn King. Today, nations and peoples share in that first Christmas, In its boundless hope and its promise of peace, 60VERM*1 with joyous celebrations. May you and your loved ones keep the spirit of this holy season always in your hearts, A Message from lhe Lisled Civic Minded Firms In Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Local Finance Corp. Larka Buick-Chevrolet Saks Qr Service Gardner'* Pharmacy Dependable Prescription* General Contractor* Bond*' Gravel CarWashed Send and Gravel Felpausch Food Center Fine Food* - Meat* - Produce Burkov Sale* fir Sarrica Complete Radiator & Auto Claw Service Tho Superette Open 9 A.M, to 11 P.M. Dally Winick's Clothing for the Family A Local Family Service ' Stowell Building Service x Heating Walton'* a Cooling a Proa then Pltanblng Im urn neo Goodyear Brother* John Deere Ferm Implements Consumer* Rower Co. Serve* Heating* The J. C. Fannoy Co. Department Store Lapo Fharmaey Walgreen Agencv Eckordt Auto Sales Jeep Vehicle* & ApaJte Trailer* Electric Motor Service " Al Steury, Prop. Barry Cleaners Pedum* at the Door Men's Wear McP^m'* Home of ^Mlaton Woolen* Barry CounlJklLumber Co. Reohm Motor Sale* Pontiac - Oldunobile - Cadillac Barry's Sinclair Service 201 N Broadway Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hatting* Area Proper! ie* Cle, trends' Men's & Boys' Clothing & Footwear Tk. Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State at Jefferson One Stopwarvice Hasting* Floor Covering Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workman*hip Tony BelU^Motor* Lincoln & Mercury— International Truck* W. J. McAllister Leonard Petroleum Product* • East Side Lumber Co. Building Supplie* Dale* Bako Shop Fre*h end Delkiou* Baked Food* Haan Standard Service N Broadway at State Hatting* Cleaner* Phone Wl 5-4031—Free Pickup & Delivery Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography White's Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home The Copper Lantern The Fine Way of Eating Bea's Music Box Organ & Piano Studio Farm Bureau Service* Feed • Seed e Fertiliser The Fuller Agency. Inc. One Stop Insurance Service City Food A Beverage Open 9 A M. to 11 P M. Ironside Monument Works Artistic Deilgn in Marble and Granite Jerry Andru* Insurance Agency Hastings Cut Rate Shoo Store For the Entire Family The Sherwood-Stack Agency For Insurance Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Renner Fold. .Inc. Sale* & Service Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll Gilmore Jewelry 102 E. State . Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Sale* & Service Beverwyk’s Color Center Color A* You Like It Bulling'* <Appliance*--TV & Hi Fl Control Bodie fr TV Service by Howard Trumbull Parmelee's Ladle*' & BNidren'a Wear . Heetinne City Beak 150 W. Court St. t, <kn|l,# Alma M. F ingleton Hastings Hotel Notional Bank of Hatting* State at Jeffenon Hosting* Faint A Wallpaper . 10T E. State St. MIHor’l Dairy Store _ Bun WBCH 1220 on your Radio Dial finer Frandaen C.LU. The Hatting* Bawl 18 Automatic Bowling Lane* Montgomery Ward & Co. 118 S. Jefferson Parker’s Bar ■ Ant Kutnunnt - perpetuating its strength and comfort. St. Martin Floral *“x . Hair Shaping. �Retired Hastings Employee Dies Friday Night Church Services F Cumpany un- TRINITY GOSPEL CHUH'H MILO BIBLK CHUBCH DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE 1719 N. Broadway Almon O. FUUon, Pastor 416 B. Madieon. Ill W Bunday Bunday evening eervlee. 7:M divorce he married Matra Oellup. Service, 7 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. Bunday, BIBLE CHUBCH FIRRY ruufnxux CHURCH Wonhlp. 11 U1 Bunday, "Faith for Today. Voice of Wednesday Bible. prayer, 7;JO. Prophecy, MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CARLTON Worship. 10 am. George Bpeaa, Pastor ADVENTIST Sunday school, 11:16 am. 1603 Jqfinson. Lake Odeeea, Mich. Evening worship, 7:10 pm. WKSIXYAN METHODIST Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Hickory Ooraerv, Michigan Saturday worship, 10.46 am. COATS GROVE Bev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor LAKEWOOD E.UJL CHURCH Prayer meet TiMWrisy, 7:30 pm. CHRISTIAN CHUBCH Rev. Carl Biivemall. Pastor ship. Calhoun County, on March Goats Grove h Durkee Rood 1! am Morning worship, jun­ Morning worship. 10 am. CARLTON CENTKB ior church and nursery provided. INTEK-LAKEH Amynda 'Johnson) Jeffrey. METHODIST CHURCH Walter, flupt. BAPTIST CHUBCH Bunday worship. 7 JO pm. Wednesday. 7:JO Family Night. Delton, Michigan Wsdnosday Family worship, Oormro In CasUeton Township Morning worship, Worship hour, 11 am. Rev David Ikeieywell, Pastor Adult Bible study, 7:10 pm. Christian Endeavor, 6 Bunday school. 10 am. Youth Frlkwahlp, 7:JO pm. Sunday. Worship, 11 am. Boys, Girts Fellowship, 7:30. Evening worship, 7 pm. 1 HcCALLUM UNITED Wekxxnea You.* Wednesday Fellowship, 7 pm. BRETHREN LN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH HASTINGS •The Church of the Wild IIASTINGS ASSEMBLY E Colfax at N. Bollwood GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Otis Lake Road OF GOD CHURCH Rev. Earl Gaskill, Pastor for 102 E. Woodland Avenue Morning worship. 9 30 am. Morning worship. 10 a.m. Bunday scltool. 10:10 am. Sunday school, 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. 11 am. Morning worship. Prayer. 7 pm. Thursday. Sunday evening service, 7 pm. 6 pm. Young People's service. Evening service. 7:30. pm. Tailoiing loans to fit customer needs Prayer and Bible Study Wed7 pm. Evangelistic service. HASTINGS CONGREGATION IRVING CHAPEL 7 pm. Wednesday service. , u a specialty at Local Finance. OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Sunday school. 10 am. to 11. The "Thrifty Fifty"—$50 ' for 30 days, for ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY Bunday public talk, 3 pm. ADVENTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor $1.25—con be the ansvFtr to your Holiday BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL ' Elder Samuel J. Elie PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED Cash needs. Larger loans up to $1000 san Henry VanTH. Evangelist 2730 W State Rd. 9:46 am. Sunday school. BRETHREN CHURCH pay all your bills and give you Holiday Cash 11 am. Morning worship Hastings. Mich, Ph. Wl 5-9465 11:15 am. Sunday school. 7 pm. Evening worship. al lhe sorne lime. Contact our office for a Worship service. 10 am. Worship , 11 am. "Thrifty Fifty" or a larger Consolidalion loan. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. You will receive courteaw and prompt service. ■Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor Bunday, "Faith for Today,” on Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. 10 am. Sunday school. TV. WOOD, Channel 8. 8:30 am. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Darrel Btarbard. president. 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings 11 am. Momlng worship. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Rev. Burnley G. Spencer, Pastor Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7. Radio WJEF. 12:30, 8 30 am. pm, Betty Ovenshire, director. Phone 946-5318 EvangeUstlc sendee. 7:46 pm. Where a Christian Experience FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, •OMrgoSi per »eett> te $100 THE GALILEAN Prayer serrlos Wednesday, 7:30 BAPTIST CHURCH Makes You a Member. . SCIENTIST V 1%% per pertNoHi $)00 tel te $1000 , | 1M% seoMii 9)00 1000 pm. Class leaders, Clayton Mote 10 am. Bunday school. Comer 106lh St. * North 645 W. Green Street 11 am. Morning worship. Freeport Road 6:15 pm. Youth Fellowship. Phone 946-5704 Sunday school, 11 am. CHURCH OF GOD 6:30 pm. Evening prayer. 10 am. Sunday school. Wednesday service, 8 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ 11 am. Morning worship. Pastor, Rev. Jamte R. Hatfield 6: 30 pm. Young People's ser­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. vice. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 7: 30 pm. Evening service. STONEY POINT Sunday school, 10 am. 1302 South Hanover I B KE METHODIST CHURCH Worship, 11 am. Hastings. Michigan Bible study hour. Sunday service, 7:10 pm. Telephone 9 9 .Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor HASTINGS UNITED \10 am. Sunday' school. Elywn HOLINESS CHURCH Curtis, Supt. Classes for all. East Marshall Street Nursery. Marvin Slckmllicr, Pastor Junior Sunday school In charge Bunday school. 10 am. of Phyllis Munn and Gladys Morning worship, 11 am. Rev. Hamblin. E. D. Cox on Is tn charge. Sacra­ 11 cm Worship service. Rev ment of tlie Lord's Supper. LU* Manker will bring tho me»Evening service. 7:30 pm. Mid-week prayer meeting Wed6:16 pm. Junior service In This Thursday. Chruuna.y proMunn. .Teens and Young Adults in SOUTH K ALAMO Buhl. PENTECOSTAL Adult prayer service in charge Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor of Mrs. Rogers. 1631 Ionia Rd . Kalamo 7 p.m. Evangelistic service. Rev. OAson Clark of the Wesleyan Morning worship. 11 am. Methodist Church and Ills peo­ Young People's service. 6:30. ple will meet with us and they will present a Christmas Can­ Thursday prayer. 7:30 pm. tata We Invite you to Join ua 7:30 pm. Wednesday Prayer FIRST METHODIST CHURCH and Praise. 200 W. Green Street Rev. George Elliott ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Telephone Wl 6-4945 Woodland al Velte Road II am. Worship service. The Ph. 347-2917 Open Door." Childrens choir will FrierTdly Chrwt-Centertd sing. t I Saturday. 11:30 pm Christ-1 Salmis worship service mas Eve service. Abo Saturday. children, and throe step-daugh- Willard H RiciMrd K/lm MW Dm. M. Morning worship. I JO Strndbr, PasUjr, Donald Tack friends Warship, 11 am. Youth meeting, 6:16 pm. Prayer. Bible study. 7:30 ’25 u. ‘1000 ; Local finance ceremony. the dectaraUon of faith, the cutting of the Saturday—9 CoupUB Out will GIVE COMFORT Thrifty Fifty HOLIDAY CASH wHumssiIUib monivUle. FOR CHRISTMAS HASTINGS BAPTIST CHUBCH 11 am. Wcrshlp service. Masige by the pactnr. Broadcast. 11 sun. Junior church. For all dal music, hymn sing. Message by thOpaMcr. Tliwmy—7 pm. Roller skating sponsor*! by Br. High Young pm. Watch Night aruac wing ruemng wiu . oe preaching and drawing. There ryone Invited. .WOODLAND METHODIST Rev. Richard Vends Sunday school, IF k. Momlng worship, 11 Youth Fellowship. 7:10 pm. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHUBCH Cor. of Simon tad Buehler Rd. AUTOMATIC AIR FRElHtNtR It's IHeraJly loaded with all the mort-wantsd convenience ­ tures . • • plus the fineil con­ cept In portable hu­ mid! Acati on. 01 fea Morris 2332663253591201310201300202019132641844640130010223023100 am. Iragut Couristan RUG Sfl|6 Eve service. mon: "The Greatest Mln's Birthday." Anthems by the three choirs. Sunday School Christmas pro- Rev. Borgman, Pastor Sunday school, 10 Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's sendee, 7 pm. Evangelistic sstvIob, 8 pm. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHUBCH Christmas Eve. Saturday, 11 pm Midnight Eucharist, with Balling's Appliances & Gifts . Christmas Day. Sunday, 9 am. and 11 am.. Holy Communion. 139 W- State St. BANNER WANT ADS PAY ®,come all pt faitfjful, this Joyful season In • volcet loud and dear. Have a Merry Chrithnar. pm. Theme: "And a Song Was Heard." . Christmas family fellowship Get 4 for the Price of 1 Caroling by Luther Leagues on Wednesday at 6.30 pm. “A Bleoied Christmas to AH.” t METHODIST CIRCUIT CHURCHES Rev. John Joldorsma Sermon title: "Why Did God Worahlp service. 0:30 am. Church school 10:30. GARDNER'S Church school. 9:46 am. Quimby Church Church school. 10:30 am. Mornin? worship, 11:30 am. COURISTAN BRAIDED RUGS.. set .f » ohead . . . pinch yeuroeif. It*a true! tese aren’t ordinary rugs . . . they're ode of COURISTAN ... the "Rolls of the braided rug industry. Fiber I 35% nylon, 35% rayon, 30% n, red, multi, Quantities Hark fhe Herald Angels Sing 9x 12 ft. 6 x 9 ft. (2) 2 x 3 ft. (I) (1) s6195 Beloved carols tell Hastings Floor Covering 12SWMt Stats St. Hastings Quxlity Mattrleh uS GwranreS K. 945-51 WmSshmUs n once more the foy of Christmas. May that joy be yours. MILLER REAL ESTATE Complsts Real Estate Serv, Insurance • Bend 121 W. State St HOW. State Ph. 945-2134 �♦ < The Hastings P-a.“He£ Barry Qualifies for Home Health Services have a Health Department that of medical appliances. Any of the j has-qualified for. Home Health above rehabilitation services out­ Services provided under the i side the home which would re­ Medicare program according to> quire equipment that cannot be Charles E. Doyle. Social Hecurity' hmiloht brought tn to Ithe hnme home. field representative for Barry County. Doyle pointed out that a doc­ tor may decide that his pa­ tients need such services after comfort Items, services furnish­ he or she has been in a hospital ed by a Home Health Agency or extended care facility. operated primarily for lhe treatment of mental illness, general housekeeping services I E. Green, both 17. pleaded gulUy For Orientation wlth’YbriT SodS Warily* oV flew wril In advance of their H.ILS. Junior to Sing in Chorale fore Municipal Judge for first term legislator* which nett. detailed procedures, a* well as the many pitfalls for incoming legislators, took Senator Anthony Creek. Who ia charged With cording to tlie report. u> roll in Medicare in one of the _ Cummissloned — David R. Foust three months preceding their I niirtHF rJlFODC The Michigan State Highway; Officer diaries J. Cross ax■ of Harrisburg. Pa., has been 65th birthday, this will assure 1 UU1 Illg I commissioned a second lieutenrested the pair abou» 7:40 pm. ---------------------- -----------— an effective entitlement with the; gusan Engle. Hastings High i ant In the Air Force after graduSenator Stamm attended cliuia- Thursday. Dec. 15. on 8. Church 113,000 miles of roads and streets mono. IM teram. B | ,uWor. „ II I ation (torn OCS at Lackland. He rooin type lectures dealing with Street. In Michigan—nearly two miles Filing for Medicare during lhe school student* working to pre- j has bcfn w Norton the role of tlie legislator. legal fur every square mile of land. ■ month of their «5th birthday or p» pare for the Euro----- —Calif. ............. — ... Jo Ann. .— is «. basis of legislation and function lv themrelvei - I AFB. HiS wife. Michigan Stale's 19M football ------------ «-----------. ___ ,,________ »■_ -in ___ tturr months thereafter wUl — prolong _____ pean tour of the 1957 Youth Wnr ror the daughter of Mrs. Edith Dunn of staff agencies, among other game with Iowa had 19 radio orAll birds have feathers. There . of Odessa and Lyle W topics at the Dec. 12-13 meet­ ganttatlons for a Spartan Stadi-1 Is no animal with feathers that their entitlement and could re­ Understanding Chorale. Coming from 34 different . Dunn of Algonquln He u sult In not being covered under um record. I is not a bird. ings in Lansing. high schools in lower Mich- a gra(iuaU. of the GM Institute Medicare. ' treatment of a condition In 1 Doyle pointed out that those The district office ia located Igan. the group practices week- Bt Rlnt specific tuples for House and which hospitalisation was nre- j people In Barry County jsho Senate members were chaired ----I have signed up for both Part A Rapids, Michigan. Office hours beef PratL of the vocal muuo The Hospital Insurance will and B of the Medicare program, pay for up to 100 Hume Health “«> additional 100 visits in a cal- pm. and Monday evenings The orientation conference Vlslta In the one year following endar >w Dy nurses, physical 4:45 pjn. to 9 pm. was directed by Don Hoenshell. the most recent discharge from therapist*. nnd certain other Legislative Service Bureau Di-1 junior High School, will be the the hospital providing these health workers who are panldassistant conductor. Boyer. 21. Grand condltlons are met: paling In the Medicare program U2AULUIV .: David —---- — --------------------VRapids. ---- •------ - - -----—|| | ‘ n sentence or.l.nrr ot^from vrnm two twn »U»e Council. I The Chorale Is part of‘ the was given a HoapltalliaUon of at least,u avnl,nble 'Youth For Understanding Teen- I Io jq years in Southern Mich- I Thc basic text for Senator three days, the services are pro-1 The Health Agency makes the age Exchange program w!thilKan Prison Friday by Circuit * L^LV“‘°rs, vlded by a Home Health Agency. rlalm for lhc medical insurance headquarters in Ann Arbor. Thia Judge Archie D. McDonald. j wl?1ch explained the acthat ia participating in the Medl- , benefit. It is not necessary to I group interprets America to peo- ; ^ntenrc is to run con- **viUea of the Departments, »«vcare program, and your physician 1 "ubmlt a request for payment I pie in other countries through ..h sentence for ice ani1 r®*earch facilities atrail­ arranges for the services within forrn when >ou receive Home 14 days after you leave the hot- Health services. The Home Health Agency the pa­ pltal or extended care facility. *------------will u"* bill-----------patrols will be operated during I with an excellent enremble, gain- *“ “,*'n.^1rean ,or 20 aBy IcgirtaUve process and technlThe program under the hos­ I lient for the amount not paid tn ,0,1 answers pital part of Medicare will cover: | by the medical insurance. The the Christmas and New Year i ing valuable training and expertIn ,p«:UI .ItoU to|.nc«. Il lokwo Uimilon on I Cmirel n»ke ,i part-time nursing care: physical, services rendered are the same occupational, or speech therapy; under Part B as previously noted services of home health nicies In ' under the hospital part of Medlconnection with tlie trcaGnent; j care. medical social services: medical Doyle said that it Is most ; plays In the State political scene. has the distinction of being 1 The closing sessions pinpointed high In traffic deaths. Colonel Templin Retiring I floor procedures and rules. State Davids urged motorists to exer. .. .. — .. ._ __ . C.n« — Unll — Ww——a Stale that baa a music group geont Kenneth C. Templin of: latlve Unison and how to draw lire East Lansing headquarters I up bills. "Tlie holiday season should be is among those retiring after 25 Senator Stamm heard from thi. t.Is dirigncd u> more of «rvice. Temp- veteran newsmen on what to exThis program to JTrara dJ?HoT u^deratanX and >ln- wh0 Jolned lhc dcPftrtn’ni1 rrofn media and frteLdlwp between countries"' >«>■ madf WB>’ of beln< heard ,n lhelT accident," he said. thmnvh tnrimrn rtinlomats. This nnces here while on duty with areas Extra hours of darkness, fre­ rn Ita^ Iformer °°v Kltn 8,6,er He h j A guided tour of the Capitol. quently bad weather and road conditions and the drinking as­ sociated with holiday celebra­ tions are factors which add hax- rope, Latin Anftrlca and Asia. , This year the Chorale goes to Germany, tho Scandinavian he noted. countries, Holland and Belgluht. CHAMPAGNE - DANCING Unique concert Invitations have vide maximum coverage from been received for the group from FAVORS the holiday periods, with special Tubingen. Germany — a sister T wo for One SKST1 ,a An"Arbor lU<', Boyer bent to Jackson Prison State Police to Have Special Holiday Patrols Midvilla Inn Gala New Year Celebration Make Reserrations Now Phone 795-3640 $7.50 Per Couple Bud Taylor, Your Hott attention to highway sections ropean Federation of Young with bad accident experience. Choirs. The Chorale will take Department planes will as- part in the festival "Europe Can­ tata III" In Namur. Belgium, light hours, weather permitting. which Is the most Important Christmas weekend traffic choral festival of Its kind taking place in Europe, comprised of about 80 youth choirs from many Year period fatalities totaled 33 European countries. The highest Christmas traffic The Blue Laws of Massadhu-1 death toll occurred in 1955 when setts Bay Colony and New Haven I 50 were killed. The record for a Colony once forbade lhe baking 1 of mince pie. says World Ency-1 1038. elopedla Santa s Helpers the Security Charge Sign almost everywhere! Fou fee (If you are in the middle of your Christmas shopping...but at the end of your budget) We We come Youf Charge MEMBER Let Security Charge help you stretch your Christmas budget at any of the friendly merchants listed below. Sponsored by [Rational downtown CORNER OF STATE AND Barlow Gard ent Florists [Hastings 945-5029 JEFFERSON .945-9411 Security National Bank Barry Cleaner* .945-4265 of BATTLE CREEK V MEMBER FJU£. Barry County Lumber —. -945-3431 Barry County Ready-Mix .945-2123 Barry’s Service .945-3400 Beebe Shoe Store .945-9178 Barr Tire Service .945*4071 Bob's Gun b Tackle .945-8381 __________ -945-2983 .945-2163 _______ _ .945-2JM East Side Lumber ___________ -945-2423 Echtinuw's Service _____________ 945-5073 Electric Motor Service________s. .945-5113 Bonnet b Gown Shop .945-3008 Haan's Standard Service 945-2235 Larke Buick & Chevrolet Signs Tire Service .945-5170 St. Martin Floral .945-3414 945-2466 Hastings Cleaners .945-4013 .945-2425 Heatings Cut-Rate Shoe Store ..945-3450 .945-2152 Lapo Pharmacy Hastings Floor Covering .945-5118 Miller Jewelers Hastings Motor Sales .945-2454 Miller's Plumbing b Heating___ 945-4454 Hastings Shell Service .945-2253 Music Center Hostings V b S Hardware .945-2003 -945-5310 .945-5113 V 0 J Service _. -945-2825 .945-3012 WelWorff Furniture -945-5105 Weyee’s Shoo Store 945-4940 Wohon's Inc 945-5352 945-4284 Northside Brake Service 945-5258 One Hoar Martinixina 945-4394 945-5004 .945-5085 <yimTrl tffuihn Stoury's Electric .945-5267 .945-5135 Gambles Store _______—___ - .945-2317 Burkey Solee b Service/ Jacobs Pharmacy Hastings Electric------------ 945-3071 Ferrari Heir Styles Broadway Coin Cleaning .945-2421 .945-3162 Courthouse Service Bevefwyk’s Color Center 945-3964 -945-4172 .945-5233 Cleveland's Clothing .945-5274 Quality Furniture Gittiomen's Ladies Shop Carpanfgr Hardwaro Ben FranMin Store Farmeloe's Ladies Shop 945-2963 a- �V* Lakewood FF4 to an Exhibit News Especially SPECIAL RATES! Ralph Moore of i t sistfsrt chairman of th* 1 Community Center st the fair- armors Send The Hasting: Banner , bans sllglbl* to taka trijr^to Chicago. Barry Farm Week Scheduled Calendar To Open Jan. 30 Michigan State University's annual Farmer's Week is ached- Middleville dairyman, was honor- The big mid-winter education­ al event for farmers and farm families will have it* usual fee- Barry County DHIA presented Ing pl. VxU.y Sckool, keUey et MSU. to Byron Good, general tending the county oonvmtlon. William McKeown ot Middle­ ville la the Oral alternate and Gerald Hine ot Hope Township Forty-tour delegates attendad 18 Barry Township*. Mrs. Cave of Freeport Dies Here Friday uclaUon' Gift subscriptions to The Banner ore the simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for os many sub­ organluuoas. At tlie meeting Don Solomon, Middleville; Bruce Eckardt, scriptions os you wish. We'll send a gift cord before Christmas and keep The Banner com­ ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ garet Cave. 86. former Freeport resident who died Friday after- Name Winners Of Hastings FFA Corn Show pi tai. were held at 3:30 pm. Monday at th* Freeport Metho­ dist Church. Th* Rev Harold Taber offl- Nashville, and Hubert Long. Foukry and rabbit meetings Woodland were elected to terms pletcd a <xm show with five classes in which cash awards Research Center on Jolly Road. Members receiving trophys tar and ribbons were given. Judges outstanding production records were Melvin Smith of the AS C. Among the featured speakers Norman Bandbrook. Nashville, !*ry- of Health, high herd average, trophy pre­ Welfare. Dr. M1Usented by Hastings Farm Bu­ Jim Dunn third. Ron Belleck reau Services. fourth and Curtis Hanlon fifth. Lockxhore Fanns. Hickory CorCooperative Extension Service, of butterfat, trophy presented with the blue ribbon going to vice-president, and provost. Prom Don Henry. Jim Dunn was sec­ by National Bank of Hasting. ond. BUI Rupright third, David preaident of the University of La Ver n e Bivens. Bellevue. Kaiser fourth and Dennis Half­ West Virginia. He will speak at the annual farm management man fifth. milk, trophy presented by Barry banquet on Thursday. Feb. 2. County Farm Bureau Member­ pupconi. Don Henry took first ship. place ££/ with a £££ sample of red pop- typm of farming and special Q«r Kaechele. Middleville. ££ youth and women's events are high life time butterfat producwhlle varicty. David Kaiser also planned. Ron. trophy presented by Has- X XSd, Randy Brown th^L scription order may be one. You save $1.00 on each order after the first one. GIFT RATES F. Ac G. Kaechele, Wayland. , high two-year-old cow, trophy The Hastings Banner On Each Gift Subscription (Your owfl„may be one. If a renewal ene .year will be added to the expiration date) One for *4.00 £ A Pretty Gift Card Will Be Sent Second for *3.00 With Your Name Inscribed. fourth. valor. Hubert Long, Woodland, high registered Holstein, trophy pre­ sented by Barry- County Holstein Association. Norman Sandbrook. Nashville, high grade cow trophy presented by Hastings City Bank. Chine.-*' emperors once impoaed the "Great Kow-Tow" on emissaries from foreign coun­ tries. The ritual called for three kneelings and nine prostrations before tire emperor's throne. Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon Special Savings on YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE FERTILIZER Early payment discount!, discount! for taking early delivery, tax savings and others are available to you this month in ferti­ lizers. $. Hastings, Michigan Name Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City. State With Gift Card from from ■ I Ngme Name t Street or RFD Street or RFD City, State _. City, State With Gift Card With Gift Cord from from Altoft 4H’ers Plan Activities the Altoft 4H Club's Ice skating party planned in January. On his committee are Dusty Rod­ rigue*. Jack Keller. Danny KelVicki Keller ia chairmn of Extra savings can be made by taking delivery this month. substantial for many farmers if they make cash expenditures for *67 in this year. Tailoring a fertilizer program to your crops and your farm can often save substantially, too. Call . .* CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S MOST COMPLETE SOIL SERVICE Although lhe fraternity is to honor freshmen, upper classmen who were eligible In their fresh­ man year will be inducted at the Dec. 9 ceremony. In IMO. In 1943 they Cave died on Jan. 3. 1981. Mrs. Cave is survived by a eon. Harold, of Freeport; a daughter, Mrs David (Oalei Ryan, of Chi­ cago; four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Credit Auociation Elects Directors For Banner Classified Ads Call’Wr 5-3181 H. L. Brook of East Lansing and Paul Darling of Owoaao were a* directors of tho Production (he annual stockholders meeting Thursday. Dec. 8. at Kellogg Center Ln East Lansing. Over 600 members and guest* attend­ ed the meeting of which Mark R. Westbrook, president of Ionia, was chairman. PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Blocks and Lightweight Blocks Ingham. BXtoo Barry. Ionia, Clinton and Bhlawasaee counties. Neehvllle, Mich. CWPeliNc ^nnmieMMs fc/»rLUUlWBMIHK STOP and See the Largest Selection in BARRY COUNTY by When Interest Hates Go Down... Will You Be Left Up in the Air? they do, will you be left with a loan that carrisa a high Interest ratef la • MAGEE a MONARCH and • BARWICK Compare our quality and prices with first llna corpsting anywhere. Bast buys on tho fabric of your choice, FOR ‘25500 YOU GET m rue, ,f Heavy 501 Nylon by Magee • Double Jute Backing • 40 Ounce Rubberixed Padding • Expert InetaHation • State Salei Tax Included. reduced wvomy changed. That's worth remembering it PLANT CARPET and FURNITURE CLEANED the Duraclean Way. The iafe>t and moit effective way poisiblc ... 9 yean experience. FOOD Order sent by SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS . IIIIIIIIIIISiHi They moved to Parksville Ln retired The first artificial snowstorm fCM on the United Bute* 30 years ago when titfee scientist* dropped dry ice into clouds over Mount Greylock. Mass, the Na­ tional Geographic says 'f any of the above already take The Banner. I understand their subscription will be extended for one year Addrau moved to Chicago where Mr. Cave was a street paving engl- Adams and Bill Shepard. Thursday, Dec. 16. the group held a business meeting follow­ ed by game*. refreshment* and presentation of gifts. Vaneaaa Rodriguez and Carol Wilcox were hostesses. terest by paying in De­ cember. With Gift Card area on July 8, 1881, the dough- Carr. She married Harry Cave of Phono 653-2791 counts for *67 fertilizer paid for this month. You don't have to take it un­ ion you want it. But, you City, State Barry Cownly Medical Facility For Banner CtaMiflod Ads Call Wl 5-3481 Uxrkshore Fann*, high regis­ tered guernsey, trophy presented Add 50c for Each Subscription enclosed is ntrk fourth, and Jim Lanfifth. Hubert Long. Woodland, high H* \Urg™t eaf Ihree-ycar-old cow. trophy pre- J?*??’0 ,w*“ ‘JS00*1, Jorry, „1?unn fourth senled by Nashville Cooperative Elevator, i ।13011 H«u-y fifth. Nashville, I Class five was a corn Judging . | Wayland jajrard | high four-; r-year-old cow. trophy contest. The boys Judged the n___ _ ______ .... presented L... by Barry-Hastings and com entries before the Judges I Barry-Dowling Locals of MABC. placed the corn. Three boys tied | F A; G. Kaeche'le. Wayland, for first, Rick Hammond, Gene high aged cow, trophy presented Hoffman and Ron Pennington. Randy Brown had the second by Smith Bn,there Elevator*. Roy &b. Lake Odesea, high highest score. Jim Baughman Gift Subscriptions to The Hastings Banner •3T^*K MSU Farmers’ Barry Dairymen Receive Honors For Production for Christmas J Re-Name Moore Chairman of Barry ASCC Lake Odesea Woodland Main Office IONIA 1969 S. State Rd. — M-66 HASTINGS 0FFIC1 301 Vi Sa. Michigan Opm Mqa„ Wed.. Fri. U0-5:00 Phono 945-^f5 Miller s Pho«ia Wl 5-20*1 107 Woodland, Hastings Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Open Saturdays �Fresh Out of Hie Attic Mrs. Ironside Of San Diego Dies Sunday Lake Odessa and Mra Radford Stidham of Hastings w«n BalurtUy evening the Ferguson-Droste Hospital Grand Rapids toUowing sum fractured Capron, a paUent at Butterformer resident of HaaUnan, died Mabel McCaul and Mrs. Sadie children totaling 113 held their annual Ckrirttn* party Bunday. at the Oommuni ty Cen- Happy Holiday Murray Hanabargsr art located Winter. By H D. Burpee itlcrrn (L Kristinas As Yule bells ring, we send ten by Fred E. Raymond and entitled: ........... ' ' YANKEE SPRINGS BIO ORCHARD The old pioneer residents fa­ miliar with the early history of this noted acquirement to the Here's wishing you the long-lasting happiuMs oi an old-iashioxud Yuld to you our greetings, thanks book. Now this article la cnUre- grandchildren. Mu. Ironside U soon decided to rnUnqulsh all claims by giving Mr. Parrish a ond worm wishes. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE aide. After acquiring ownership of ttwj property, Parrish continued to completed it consisted of 7W0 trees, and sal ' in the State. existed In the long ago. have all until the close of the Civil War Only memorien, related by them when he decided to visit a more to a later generation, now rethia trip that he died and his of that neighborhood from 1880 to 1817. I learned much data burled in tho family lol In the from the older residents, con­ Yankee Springs Cemetery. a kA cerning htsUers I am about to mention. This property is located on of his burial, but on the east Section 36 in tho above named township and formerly consist­ large pine trees aU planted by ed of 200 acres, a portion of him. They stand In silent mem­ which joined the largo acreage ory and judging from their size, owned by Yankee BUI Lewis of I presume they are more than lhe .Mansion House, "seven Conditions now. as far as tlie storleq all on the ground.” The orchard is concerned, are vastly heralded far and wide attracting different, aa tins ravages ot time, many York State people who neglect, and the Infirmities of settled here, and also speculators old age liave taken their toll; from the east anxious to grab and many trees are mining up all available land nearby: the latter mentioned purchased ClQM this narrative of the man Soon after, they Induced a who was responsible for The man nkmed "Jep" Parrish, a Since tills first article is so with his family hero to clear short I will odd a couple of real short items out of this same subdue the land, and they agreed scrapbook. to pay for all Improvements made Tills first one Is dated Sept. by him. Soon after this he took 18. 1938 and Is entitled: It Is said that much ot the B. BURDICK, BARRY TOWN­ SHIP NATIVE 82. SUNDAY farm was not very heavily timb­ ered and but little underbrush WILL BE DINNER GUEST waste evidence. So clearing Pioneer's Son Recalls Kalama­ away the forest proceeded rapi­ zoo W<xxl Market Where Beitlera dly, and the breaking plow was Brought Thingu To Trade. soon brought into use; and crops planted on quite a Urge acre­ dick, the oldest native resident age. Then Parrish had onotljfer of this locality, will be guest of honor , at a dinner Bunday to improvements, so why not plant commemorate Ids 92nd birthday an apple orchard here. anniversary. The son of Mr. and He had done lids kind of work Mrs. D. R. Burdick, pioneers of Hastings Speedy Wash CALLS DAYS REDMEN HUNTED IN AREA beautiful Tbornappie River at Charlton Park August 13 and 13 The Indians, from times im­ memorial. used this region as a hunting <rnd fishing ground, as a place for making their 11veil - serve in which they made almost no permanent settlements. They came from the Mackinaw region and from the south to hunt and make maple sugar. Relics of their activities in found and many are housed In a 14-pound, 3-ounce piece of almoet pure copper, unearthed by Carroll Cutler, whose farm la east of Thomapple Lake. Cutler found the copper while plowing one day about 40 rods from his home. He noticed the chunk and on striking it found it had a definite copper sound. Where the copper came from will probably remain a mystery, but it could have been brought grating from Michigan’s great' Copper Country In tlie Keewccnaw peninsula. Roger Wallace, metallurgist at. termined tliat the metal was almost pure copper and was not n result of modern metallurgical production U U reported that American Indians had a method of hardening copper without the use of other minerals and that The store that careseeeaboutyou! "Super-Right" Quality USDA Grade "AT THIS WEEK'S STORE HOURS ALL STORES CLOSED MONDAY, DEC. 26TK Whole Fresh Fryen.. u. 29c Geese • to 19 TO 24 LB. SIZ0 ......... u 49c ria 59' Turkeys never rediscovered. Cutler also recalls that, as a so lie decided to try It in Van- Sept. 18. 1845. three miles east boy, be found the Indian dug-' kee Springs aa the locality was j ut this village. He has always in about the same latitude and I resided on tho same farm where apple and that he became quite proficient in handling It. The began, at once, the planting of1 One of his earliest recollec3.000 apple trees. A targe per- lions Is his task of driving deer museum. centage were of the llaldwln out of the wbrajfieida In boyvarieiy followed In order by Ufc\hood be carried water afoot from Northern Spy, Rambo, Seek No a "boiling” spring a mile distant. Turkey Rolls SSSfflSf IB. 1” varieties. Tho young trees grew rapidly, which proved beyond doubt Parrish’?, good judgement aa an orchardut. Parrish seemed to think the Baldwin was the best general purpose apple. Ho once said to a neighbor that should he act out another thousand apple trees, 9'39 of them would be Baldwins. When asked what the other would be. he said hr guessed that would be a Baldwin too. It must have been that quite a long time elapsed after the HORMIL’S FULLY COOKID. SMOKBO .aaoa -a-—it to n ua. sizes Pori Sausage Litriv Smokiw Medium Shrimp WORLD' BAIL BOHM RREIT TRAVEL SERVICE FRUIT CAKE OVER 2/3 FRUIT AND NUTS Half DARK BATTER fl 69 2-LB. SIZE fl st. 25* Pumpkin Pie 49* Babka Coffee Cake 79* Pfeffernusse cookies 39* A&P BRAND -13 AfrP BRAND Instant Coffee ANN PAGE AU MUX utuiuws a aw an ia HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. S*ot* St. Ph. Wl 5-4392 Edward J. MoiMBbach, RepreMntsHva Exdtby BONUS BINGO ^39* —. Chocolates 4 - 2” jow ww Pineapple 3*«« 89' $ 69' — largarine 5 99* DOMINO IIFFY BRAND Baking Mix 15 33 SAVE 30c OH EACH BOX OF 2 BAIRS Mellowmood Nylons 2 Meas effective FEATURE VALUE Sour Cream o%59‘ A&F FLORIDA FROZEN GRADE "A"—FRUIT 10-X Sugar Club Sodu or Pule Dry Gingerale BTLS. — kktail *1,000 INCASH Cauliflower CASE Of NET WT. 10-OZ. JAR dexola Oil You May Win up to 3-^29* Onions YUKON CLUB Cranberries k>UTUY UT BRAND BKAMO 69 GREEN FRESH FOR COOKING OR SALADS cU mm '>’»>10f°'59 A&P GRADE "A" SLICED HALF and HALF Way AAPs lb. 99c lb. 1.09^ 69‘ Navel Oranges Apples Fresh Egg Nogg IMi (MtNMi. tirt I wrtoiMF h iM AommM* CM d Uickifta IM droar jw'vi rmarctrnd will wwtiy 12 fall mosthi tl tkt wwli I haart awoterinq urritai... WwIVwirt Trani Swvtea • fawi—cy Mad Servlca • Kawly-Mpaafad Farasaal Acrid— Ball land PraUctiaa • Mastkly iaeoa al I . T-Bone Steaks ^Porterhouse . WESTERN RED DCLICIOU^- mA QUAAT cm. HWI80NFUL OF TEAR'ROUND SERVICES SIRLOIN 79s 89s Whole Twin Rolls UKVICE ROUND HAMS Bananas MEWS M18U1ME STEAKS CALIFORNIA—88-SIZE Jone Parker—America's Mort Popular DARK BATTER Q AC 1-LS. SIXI ©y 49' "Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef "S«p>f-lllllrt" Sk-Uu 1.69* n1” a 43* 49 _ — Honeysuckle Turkeys n FULLY COOKED Semi-Boneless 599 Cure 81 Hams 29 Stuffing Mix Canned Hams Whole Smoked Hams. 10 TO 15 LB. SIZES 36:43: u u. »zu.... u. 79 Ducks 4 is. 1°* "wood market,’’/Where farmers could exchange wood and pro­ duce for whatever they needed. Mr. Burdick enjoys remarkably good iiealth and takas long walks each day. He has a wide acquain­ tance In Southern Barry County owners of the land called to see and l n Northern Kalamazoo how things were progreMlng.County. -------- - — He ___ took__a _________ prominent When one of them did arrive, port in the Barry Township CcnUnagine his surprise when he tcnnlal here in 1934. saw a young orchard, which to My next short item is dated any fair minded person, was Aug. 3. 1850 and Is entitled: worth 81.00 per tree. Tills price, INDIAN HOMECOMTNO RE- ^TURKEYS Cut-Up Fryers..............u. 33' Turkey Rolls CM,i?xE">‘ live office of Dr. Upjohn, at Gull Corners, an Richland was called in tho early days. He also re­ calls that Indians moved to the marshy lands near his home each Fall to remain for the Winter. MORE 142 E. State Street. Hastings Jonet and Wendell Marquh at several family gatherings last 99c 60c INK Orange Juice 6 99c MARVEL BRAND Ice Cream cnSii.i �The Attic Mra. Ironside Of San Diego Dies Sunda’ Lake Odessa Michigan and Mra. nodford Oldham of HaMlngs won Oolurttey evening gOrata. * Mrs. Carl Glerman. foot in the Fcrguson-I Mr. and Mra. Joraph Majlnaka Grand Rapids fractured Maynard Gtenuaa* of Xante tor Capron. children totaling 112 held their annual CkrisunSB party Sunday, Dec. 11. at the Community Cen- Happy Holiday H D. Burpee As Yule bells ring, we send Horo a wishing you th. long-lasting happiaott of an old-faghionod YaM you our greetings, thanks MAOO. Tho owner, wen- not X must □nd warm'wishes. « writ- claims by giving Mr. Parrish a E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE Hastings Speedy Wash After acquiring ownership of the property. Parrish continued to add to tho orchard, ao when it. fa- completed It consisted of 7.000 tory of trecA and raid to be tho largest in tho State. He continued to rnaldc tljcre Mynnd. until tlie clooo of the Civil War when he decided to visit a more aw re- f*-'11101® «cntcm btate. It was on Mldcnt ‘his (rip that he CUM and hh n 1880 budy brou«W' back and 1 data burlN1 kA in ths . con-1 YBnk» apringa Cemetery, a tot out to1*’ “toctod some yeara before. । No stone marks the exact spot .---- --------------- — — — *r8° P0*® Ucc# Ml Panted by hUn- They 4tA,ld 1x1 memory and Judging from their Else, I nrnaumo die'.' nr. mrjA th™ 100 «*>• Condltlons --------now, as far as the orchard Is concerned, are vastly -acting different, as tlie ravages of time, neglect, and the infirmities of ulatora and many trees are missing. Therefore, like the aong. "It learby; cluu-cd And now, I will bring to a ctoee thU narrative ot the man iced Big Orchard of 7,000 apple treea. move Since tills first article Is so clear short I will add a couple of real short items out of this f same agreed scrapixxtk 1 made This first one is dated SepL 0 took IB. 1938 and Is enticed: »f til, B. BURDICK, BARRY TOWN­ SHIP NATIVE 93. SUNDAY tlmbrbnuh WILL BE DINNER GUEST earing Pioneer's Son Recalls Kalamarapl- xoo Wood Market Where Settlers Brought Tilings To Trade. I crops Hickory Camera—B. F. Bur­ dick. lhe oldest native resident noUjir for ull lionor at a dinner Sunday to plant commemorate lus 92nd birthday CALLS DAYS REDMKN HUNTED IN AREA The annuel Old Hettlera* pic­ nic and Indian Homecoming to be held on the banka of the beautiful Tbarruipplo River st The Indians, from time, im­ memorial used this region as a hunting and fishing ground, os a place for making their llvell- tiamca onsist■tan of tcretac . . • raven The servo in which they made almost came from tho Mackinaw region and from the south to hunt and Relic, ot their activities in Barry County continue to be found and many are housed in the museum at Charlton Park. Among the newest findings is a 14-pound. 3-ounce piece of alinost pure copper, unearthed by Carroll Cutler, whose farm la east ot Thomapplc Lake. Cutler found the copper while plowing one day about 40 rods from his home. Ho noticed tho chunk and on striking it found it had a definite copper sound. Where tho copper earns from will probably remain a mystery, but it could hove been brought grating from Michigan’s great Copper Country in the Keeweenaw peninsula. Roger Wallace, metallurgist at tcrmlncd that the metal was a result of modern metallurgical production It is reported that American Indians haul a method of hardening copper without the use of other minerals and that the method has been toot and never rediscovered. Cutler also recalls that, as a boy, be found this Indian dug­ .out on the bonks of the Thorn­ apple and that- he became quite proficient in handling It. The i :museum. Mrs. D. R. Burdick, ploncern of Barry Township. lio____ was____ bom CMfuL------------------- r, __ _ Van- Sept 18, 1846. three miles east y was of this village. Ho luts always e and I resided on tho same farm where te. Hellie wits bom. ng df One of his earliest recollecper- j lions Is his task of driving deer tMwln J out of tho Wheatfields. In boyty the hood lie carried water afoqt frwp- >k No I a ' boiling" spring a mile distalit. grew . the office of Dr. Upjohn, at Gull oyond | Comera, as Richland was called ement In the early days. He also re­ calls that Indians moved to the It the rnarahy lands near his home each rnerol Fall to remain for the Winter. Jd to । MORE te set: Many years ago tlicre was trees, maintained at Kalamazoo, tho iwlns. ( 'wood market," where farmers otiwr1 could exchange wood and proicaaed duce for whatever they needed, too. I Mr. Burdick enjoys remarkably quite good liealth and takes long walks r the each day. He has a wide acqualnc lite tanoo In Southern Barry County 142 E. State Street. Hastings Janet and Wendell Marquis 6136 The store that cares...about you! Jiffira, THIS WEEK'S STORE HOURS ^TURKEYS ALL STORES CLOSED MONDAY, DEG 26TH. Whd. FreUi Fry«n.. u. 29‘ Cut-Up Fryer*.. "Super-Right" Qirolity USDA Grode "A* ......... u. 49' Turkeys WfSS\TYSS... u 5 9' PRIDE Turkey Rolls CHEF'S cm4ixB' MIXED D' u 1” PRIDE Turkey Rolls CHEF'S WHITT WHITE MEAT MEAT IB- I19 ..AOI -A-—IS TO n It SIZIS FULLY COOKIO. SMOKSD "Super-Right" Motura, Corn-Fed Boot STEAKS Little Smokies .7. PIILID AND DIVIIHID Medium Shrimp OVER 2/3 FRUIT AND HUTS DARK BATTER 2-LB. SIXI 169 [| i." 25 49* TOPPID. VANILLA-KID WT RBg*£ Bobka Coffee Cake Sft 79* Pfeffernu.se cookies 39 Pumpkin Pie FA Apples 59 u, 131 at 29* FRESH Cranberries MAIAZ1NE MIL BONDS AfrP BRAND WMLB’S RMEIT TRAVEL SERVICE ASrP BRAND Instant Coffee NET WT. 10-OZ. JAR MIT NUT SERVICE HALF and HALF Pineapple FOR COOKING OR SALADS dexola Oil QUAST cm. Fresh Egg Nogg «. 69* You May Win up to *1,000 INCASH Floy UP'i Exdtisg BONUS BINGO OFFICE h. Wl 5-4392 Ms. Wl 5-2423 2” 89c 69* N UTLEY BRAND Margarine Cocktail M«j4wtui/x»*nra7/a - Chocolates 4 99* 1°o DOMINO 10-X Sugar IIFFY BRAND Baking Mix GREEN 3— 29- Onions Cauliflower h.^39* YUKON CLUB Club Soda or Pale Dry Gingerale CASE OF 12 BTLS. 99‘ ANN PAGE AU MILK ADP A&P GRADE "A" SLICED AWAQONFUL R ROUND SERVICES .lb. 1.09 69‘ Navel Oranges WESTERN RED DO.ICIOUS— Twin Rolls ranouL I ACC IDEM! INSURANCE lb. 99c T-Bone Steaks Porterhouse . Bananas . DARK BATTER QAC 1-LB. SIZE Q7 'Sy MOTOR 79£ 89S Helf CALIFORNIA—88-SlZE FRUIT CAKE County. Ho took a prominent Olive. part In the Barry Township Cen- I lennlal here in 1834. My next abort item is dated Aug. 3. 1950 and is entitled: price INDIAN HOMECOMING RE- SIRLOIN ROUND Whole ft 43* r49* obcai mavis L« 49* "Syp.r-IUjkr" Skint... Cur* SI Hams............. Peril Sausage.. u Honeysuckle Turkeys FULLY COOKED Semi-Boneless HAMS l.69* Whole Smoked Hams. 29 Stuffing Mix Canned Hants 599 H0RM1L1 FULLY COOKIO. SMOKIO SIZES 36 43: Geese • ™ ■> “•««.... u. 79' Ducks 10 TO 15 LI. 19 TO 24 LI. size is.33' 15 33 SAVE Me ON EACH B?X Of 2 FAIRS Mellowmood Nylons 2 99 Men IHecNra TtoXiALtL bra 24th. FEATURE VALUE Sour Cream 69‘ A&F FLORIDA FROZEN Orange Juice 6 99c MARVEL BRAND Ice Cream �■abtwos banner Butcher Faces New Charge of Larceny trade drills stt Michigan > Reha­ bilitation Institute. Student* are Tantalizing Aromas Ing the Richland Pub Sept. 24 with intent to odmmlt larceny. to make hl* assignment both ap­ I petlzlng and pleasing to the eye. In his total meal preparation be has been involved In meal cost and txidgeta* given-thought to in December In Barry Circuit Pine Lake School BcoUa. was taken from South- George Boobey of the Algonquin trn Michigan Prison Thursday to area. than Just well later use the food left over. zing aromas fill the air Students of cuUlng, and fitting vinyls and By Mrt. EM Blank linoleums. Through activities of scribing, knifing and • pattern scribing the student tn Floor took part in the •pedal mudcal and Of Baltimore Succumbs Friday a remodeling standpoint tile, in both the square and the diagonal fashion, and how td which fall within the family of floor covering material*. CompUfood service. He has studied the quality and grades of meats the point of basic food preparamaster in matching complex pat* and has hod the opportunity to visit meat packing companies is not limited to Just cooking Jects. and in narrow confined Through live experience he has spaces. The quality character­ istics of different materials used. choice and selected serving. salad making, baking, etc.. A visit Basic subjects further Include tlie methods and teehnlqueo used dents Involved Ln the artistic in wart simplification, and how creation of a wedding or anni- gram. His activities include a partment learn from their in­ structor. Mra Emma Moragne. that food preparation is both a science and an art. Utilizing Dlls approach the course prepares in­ up for efficient and uniform op­ holiday cookies, or tlie prepara­ dividuals for employment os eration. Food purchasing and tion of other foods for purties meal costing are taught also. and meals they may be catering. grill men and baker*. wmm piujcvvs uiviuuc ; Q^uaents Students ieam learn oosrc basic iooa food prepPrior to receiving training in ; oration first and can readily preparation of foods far anthe facets of food preparation evaluate their competency by the. niveraariaa. open house, teas. Itself, the student'* beginning fact that they consume the re- Parties, etc., whenever such acphase of learning enter* around 'suits in their classwork assign- tivlUee can be used as a part hygiene factor*, food sanitation. menta. j ,K* personal cleanliness, clean work; Once he has mastered the' Graduates of the course can J-WU and safe wort practices coursework Involved in prepar- be found throughout Michigan first. Through field trips, movies ,ng foods =nd in serv- ns is chef In BturgiX. a cook In and other activities, tlie student lng groups, -'the student learns aspects of communicable then the exp<.rlenct. of cm Michigan Universities and as disease*, how food* spoU and how by plan­ cooks In Flint, Grand Rapids. spoilage can be prevented | nmg the menu and preparing A graduate of the Food Berv- the food, and serving lunch to Floor mechanics or. floor cov­ ice Training program is more1 one. of the other daasea at MR! ering is----- Let "BILL DING Play Santa I Claude E. Hill Funeral services for Claude 4. Hill. 73. R4 Hastings, who died dent and effective manner pos- "world observed In one of this week's featured training departments at tlie Michigan Rehabilitation In­ stitute. On Visiting the school one is aware of the classroom before Pleasant Valley barry <. COUNTY LUMBER Gifts from COMPANY MERRY with* CHRISTMAS Funeral Home. parsonage to a WJJ-A. all day Christmas meeting and potluck flcialed and burial Grove Towmhip. Mr. Hill had bceen hospitalised church planned a Christmas pro­ gram for Tuesday evening. Dur­ for five weeks prior to his death. Mr. Hill was barn in Balti­ ing the Sunday school hour of more Township on JanlS, ** w vi. — — I mule luwiiam*. —■ 1893. -• children will have a program at .k. the son nt of izuit* Louis and Jennie the church here. * Mr. and Mr*.j (DunnI Hill- He attended the John Lctson and family with Dunham School and fanned in her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Enoch'. Baltimore Township until 1947.• basic working knowledge of Carlson of near Alto, attended t }je ]uu worked _s a carpenwoodworking in that lie Itos to alnce leaving farming' Mildred Garrett of ledge he has acquired in Instal­ ling underlays of plywood before applying floor covering material*. mer Zeigler at'the Leonard-Os­ Training La not limited to floor good Funeral Home at Hastings covering materials alone but also Include knowledge of ma­ terials and techniques used Ln were Sunday, Dec 11, visitors of covering countertops and such their grandmother. Mrs. Ema with plastic laminates. The lay- Neeb. * The WMA Paper Drive had a big truck load of papers, ous shapes of furniture found twine, etc., loaded al Mrs. Eraa within the home are studied and Neeb's home. Several men and considered by lhe student as to women helped and hot coffee which material will best fit and and a lunch was served by some withstand usage, what adhesives of the ladles They wish to thank everyone who helped in this pro­ better Mr. and Mr*. Ammon Miller. Teaching la carried out through Jr. and children entertained with a scricf. of room and furniture mock-ups first In where the In­ or the birthday of his mother. structor. Al VanderKlay. can simulate a room and various contour shapes around which a hook and Ml-s Bora Ann Miller ample, the mock-ups are used to ot Grand Rapids, who had spent rimulate the contour of a bath­ the weekend with them. . Mrs. Ethel Blank accompanied countertop work, various speclfially designed pieces are assign­ ed to the students for covering Vaughn Augst and their four that reqlure him to consider In­ children for a diniu-r at their side curves, arc*, and facing home near Scluxilcraft. Sunday. problem* as well. . Doc. 4. which Vickie Augst cele­ Through practice the student brated her 9th birthday. A fine understands tlie characteristic of dinner with birthday cake and each media and material he candles with Vickie taking over, works with. Ito brlttlcnrw. wheth- blowing the candles and cutting the cake which grandma Erb had or nipped. In some assignment brought. The children appeared lie utilizes other knowledge such at the birthday party on Clmnas how to remove a bathroom nel 3 Kalamazoo Monday follow­ appliance In order to achieve a ing. * Rev. and Mrs. Max Oven­ txrttcr fit. and how to remove a shire were callers at Pennock sink to better cover a counter- Hospital several Units to see Mrs. Doria Bawdy. * Also Mrs. Dale top. When tlie student has muster­ Zook and Mrs Edwin Zook call­ ed lhe basic learning process and ed on paUento there. ou a has demonstrated ills efficiency in tho mock-ups within the BANNER WANT ADS PAY O LOCAL TRALLMARKJ, Uc. 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AS Unit ASH24. in* DE WALT StudenU within floor covering ns in food service are required to continue studies in mathe­ matics? for intermingled with their dally classroom activities are tasks which involve the use of fractions, estimation, costing. Fireplace Enclosures Stanley Power Tools FING PONG TABLE Law ai $22.95 Mends end neighbors. Central New York Life Radio & T.V. 228 N. Jefferson Howard & Ethel Trumbull Mrs. Durkee of Lake Odessa Buried Sunday Mrs. Blanche Durkee. 73. Rl Lake Odessa. Sunday at 2 at the Pickens Chapel Rev. Einar Un­ set h officiated and interment was in Lakeside Cemetery. Mrs Durkee died Thursday. Dec. 15 at Bt. Mary's Hospital wliere .nhc hod bc«n a patient since Nov 29 With a fractured She was bom In Nov. 1893. in Odessa Township, the daughter of John and Harriet (Walt era) Tasker and was a life-long resi­ dent of that vicinity. She and her husband, Laur­ ence. whom she married Aug. 15. 1915. had resided on their farm in that area. 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Make in two 4’/t x 5* secHoos for multiple usage and easy storage with our clever, folding legs. greetings to our wonderful Phono Vormontvilio 259-7298 1250" 9 Dour ond Wall Mirrors In ihs Joyful Yulatida tpldt. wa ilng out fondest Table Saw 15 Power Tools in One! afEtkbip $17900 ' Ranger” Model 383 Picture Frames Bathroom Vanities OeiUM Wall Paneling K-Lux Room Dividxrx The Voice of Music _ At t—tunti on tos MC-Vi TODAY tnd TONIGHT Sho^T HASTINGS Insurance Agency 2)9 West State St. MUSIC CENTER IM W. Hmm Wl 5-42*4 �I Butcher Faces Naw Charge of Larceny ing the Richland Pub Hept 34 with intent to commit larceny. He had been sentenced earlier •Sea. was taken from South-1 George Scobey of the Algonquin ern Mldilgan Prison Thursday to area. antalizing Aromas Fill the Air at Pine Lake School fart that the "world travels on It* riomach” to readily observed in one of this week’s featured training departments at the Michigan Rehabilitation In­ stitute. On visiting the school one is opening the door, as its tantali­ zing aromas fill the air. Students partment learn from their in­ structor. Mra. Emma Moragnc. that food preparation Is both a approach the course prepares in­ dividuals for employment as cooks, salad and pantry workers, grill men and bakera. Prior to receiving training in the facets of food preparation Itself, the student's beginning phase of learning enters around hygiene factors, food sanitation, personal cleanliness, clean work flrat. Through field tripa, movies learns aspects of communicable spoilage can be prevented. A graduate of the Food Serv­ ice Training program to more Claude E. Hill From nlad| to deswrti, each trade skim at Michigan Reha­ bilitation Institute. Students art taught the many varied aspects By Mrs. £<JUi Bl*nk ot cutting, and fitting vinyls and In his total meal preparation be linoleums. Through activities of scribing, knifing and • pattern look part in the special musical and budgnUng, given* thought to zcrvlce from the UA Church Funeral services for claude X. with the various materials used here went over to Wfet Lowell by customers In their homes, Hlll. 73. R4 Hastings, who died cieut and effective manner pos­ from both a new construction X-’o.SS IWt-’SSS sible in serving the food, and and a remodeling standpoint He learns the art of laying floor trained food handler for he has Ule. in both the square and the been trained in a number of job* diagonal fashion, and how td here. * Mra. Betty Ovenshlre Funeral Home. create design through the use of which fall within the family of In hU program then, the Sood floor covering materials. Compll- parsonage to a WMA. all day food service. He ’has studied Christmas meeting and potluck Maple the quality and grades of meats the point of basic food prepara­ master in matching complex pat­ llnlon Cemetevj and has had the opportunity to tion to lhe point of advanced terns, and tn laying floor maThe school Jicroas from the Grove Township. visit meat packing companies culinary refined dishes. HU work Mr. HID had beccn hropltollzed church planned a Christmas proIs not limited to just cooking gram tor ivesaay evening, wur- [or ttvr wcc«j ~ -Ty­ tom. Through live experience be has ing the Sunday school hour of | Mr. Hill was bom In BalUhas experience and training In 1st lea of different materials used, salad making, baking, etc. A visit bow to estimate a job, and quote 11 to 12 on Chrtotma* Day the|more Township on Jan 15. ibvj. cholTO and selected serving. children will have a program at ‘ the son of LouU and Jen rue Basic subjects further Include the church here. * Mr. and Mra. | (Dunn) Hill. He attended Uw tltc methods and tcohnlquea us<d dents involved In the artistic John Letson and family with Dunham uunnain School and fanned in in wortc simplification. and how creation of a wedding or annl- gram. HLs activities include a Baltimore Township until 1947. basic working knowledge of Carbon of near Alto, attended up for efficient and uniform op­ woodworking in that he has to eration. Food purchasing and tion of other foods for parties m e g 1 costing are taught also. and meals they may be catering. in some cases utilize the know­ Students learn basic food prep­ As a clars. their projects Include ledge he has acquired Ln instal­ preparation of foods for an- ling underlays of plywood before I':.-; aration flrat and can readily evaluole their competency by Ute. nlreraartes. open house, teas, applying floor covering materials mer Zeigler at the Leonard-dafact that they consume, the re-■ etc., whenever such acTraining is not limited to floor good Funeral Home at Hastings. sults In their classwork assign­ covering nunrrlals alone but * Mr. and Mra. Joe VanDuren ; of the teaching process. ments. * and son, Clayton of Kalamazoo ' Graduates of the course can teriols and techniques used in coursework involved in prepar­ be found throughout Michigan covering countertops nnd such their grandmother, Mrs. Ema ing the basic fooda'.and In serv­ as n chef in Sturgis, a cook In with plastic laminates. The lay­ Neeb. * The WMA Paper Drive St. Clnlre. several cooks at Weott out of kitchen cabinets and vari ­ ing small groups, gthe student hod a big truck load of papers. then gains lhe experience of em Michigan Universities and as ous shapes of furniture found serving larger groups by plan­ cooks In Flint, Grand Rapids, within the home are studied and Nceb's home. Several men and considered by the student as to women helped and hot coffee ning the menu and preparing etc. the food, and serving lunch to Floor mechanics or floor cov­ which material will best fit and and a lunch was served by some withstand usage, what adhesives of the ladles They wish to thank ering is another are necessary. what nieces'must everyone who helped in this probe removed to provide u better Mr, and Mrs. Arnmpn Miller, Teaching Is carried out through Jr. and children entertained with a series of room and furniture a dinner. Sunday. Dec 4 to hon­ or the birthday of bls mother, structor, Al VanderKlay. can Mrs. Barbara Miller. Quests were simulate a room and various Mr. nnd Mrs. Ammon Miller. Sr. contour shapes around which a mid Mra. Mabel Cool nil of Pin­ .student must work. For ex- hook an(d Miss Sara Ann Miller cf Grand Rapids, who had spent OU simulate the contour of a bath­ the weekend with them. Mra. Ethel Blank accompanied ; tub. radiator, sink, etc. In U>c countertop work, various speciflally designed pieces rue assign­ ed to the students for covering Vaughn Augst and their four that reqlure him to consider in­ ctilldren for a dinner at their side curves, arcs, and facing. tkome near Schoolcraft. Sunday. Pleasant Valley Of Baltimore Succumbs Friday Let "BILL DING Santa with- Gifts from MERRY CHRISTMAS Give the front of your home a "Welcome' look for holiday guests barry COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY ’Zt“ Homosote Board . . . sturdy, easy to decorate . . . quiet! Absorbs shock and noise. For smoother running trains . . . light in weight and won’t scratch. We have a gift for pleasing wives 4*6 AUTOMATICALLY Let SEDCON open and close the garage door with the push of a button . . . regardless if iu raining, blowing, sleeting or snowing. Great protection when coming home late at night. Give your Christmas a lift, install a SEDCON for her. IRON PORCH Fir Plywood Roof or Wall Type BRACKETS Students within floor covering In food service are required to continue studies in mathe­ matics. for Intermingled with their daily classroom activities are tasks which Involve the use of fractions, estimation. costing. Fireplace Enclosures Stanley Power Tools PING PONG TABLE Central Radio Cr T.V. New York Life 228 N. Jefferson Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Howard & Ethel Trumbull Mrs, Durkee of Lake Odessa Buried Sunday Funeral services were held Mrs. Blanche Durkee. 73. Pickens Chapel. Rev. Einar Un­ set h officiated and interment was in Lakeside Cemetery. Mra Durkee died Thursday, She wm bom in Nov. 1693. in Odrosa Township, the daughter of John and Harriet (Walterai died in August. 1943. Surviving are a daughter. Mra. Albert (June) Roose. lake Odcsla; one grandddaughter. and two brothers, Alva and Clarence V-M portable stereo breaks the sound barrier. The barrier to great stereo sound was portability, right? Portable stereo didn't sound like much, while stereo that sounded great wasn't portable. Then came V-M's "Ranger," portable stereo that would do a component system justice. And it's so beautifully styled, fine luggage might be envious. The amplifier Is totally transistorized. The changer plays stereo or mono records of any size, even intermixed if they're lhe same speed. And the speak­ ers are the big 9” ovaKvide range kind, detachable, too (or maximum stereo effect. P.S. Check lhe price. That's another barrier we've broken. 1250" 9 Radial Arm more bounce. Moke in two x 5' Mctioni for. multiple usage and easy storage with our clover folding legs. In the loyful Tulatlda spirit, we ting out fondest greetings to our wonderful friends and neighbors. deni of that vicinity. She and her husband. Laur­ ence, whom she married Aug. 15. 1015, had resided on their M295 Net DE WALT Dour and Wall Mirrors Stan Trumble, C.LU where she had been a patient sine® Nov. 29 with a fractured AS UTTLI ASIU4. or STEP RAIL to better cover a countcr- । Hospital several times to Me Mrs. Doris fiawdy. * Also Mra. Dale Zook and Mrs. Edwin Zook call--- the student has master­ cd on patients there. ed lhe basic learning process and has demonstrated his efficiency BANNER WANT ADS FAY in the mock-ups within the GARAGE D00R d&F 0FERAT0R . i” Exterior or nipped. In rome assignment Ike utilizes other knowledge such ‘ "o remove a bathroom in order to achieve a brattd her 9th birthday. A fine dinner with birthday cake and candles with Vickie taking over, blowing the candles and cutting the cake which grandma Erb had brought. The children appeared nt the birthday party on Cluuinel 3 Kalaniazoo Monday follow­ ing. * Rev. nnd Mrs. Max Oven- m BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS ORNAMENTAL Through practice the student understands tile characteristic of cadi media and material he works with, its brlttlennw. wheth- customer's homes to obtain live practice. In ids on-the-job train­ ing he a-aists tlie customer in the selection of material and the estimation of costs. He Is re­ quired to draw the design and layout of the room and then re­ turns at a later dale to measure and precisely fit tlie goods on TRAIN BOARDS $3.84 o Table Saw 15 Power Tools in One! Low as $22.95 "Ranger** Model 363 Picture Frames Bathroom Vanities • Wall Paneling K-Lux Room Dividers The Voice of Music As ftturoa <m Me MC-TV TODAY and TONIGHT Shows HASTINGS Insurance Agency 219 West State St. MUSIC CENTER IM W- Phone wi 5-42A4 �Over 2,000 Kids Enjoy Bliss Yule Parties Hastings Man With Vietnam Assault Group fArma/ Fontrl I-News Nous-1 PHU NHON. Vietnam. Dec. 9— gram Li scheduled for Wcdnes- More than 2.000 children of E. W. Bliss employees grammar Galloway of R3 Hastings, Mldthe annual Christmas party held the fight again* Communist agirtraUve specialist, la a graduate of Three Rivera (Mich.) High teen Welfare Fund. The programs Included Bt.. Vandenberg APB, Calif. His the fatter. Carl Bixler, resides at performing a Russian Fulkdance and a dance to a Strauss waltz* Hardy Wolfe, a comedy violinist; Jean Horton, puppeteers, and the Connors Animal Act Three clowns provided enter­ tainment before the shows and comedy skits during the pro­ grams Santa Claus arrived with gifts for all the children. . The committee® for the day were: Gifts: Cu-chairmen— Bally Moore. Roland Geiger and Emert Appclman Members were Ronda Munn. Hilda Smith, Caro­ lyn Wilder. Bernard Williams. Ray Miller. Ron Nash, Jerry Mlles. Bill Miller. Nelson Brody. Frank Campbell, Pat Underhill, Pete Lublenlecki, Bob Adams. Jim Carpenter, Dolores Mater, Gerald Mater. Mauri Adrianson. Janet Bechtel. Albert Arens. Ed Golnek. Jim McVey and Robert Callihan. Organist: Russell Nash. Stage manager: Roy Schlach- The distinction of receiving national 4H honors and 4500 scholarships was given to a boy Staff Sergeant James A. Bho- and a girl In the Michigan dele­ gation to the National 4H Club Congrtas in Chicago. Sargeant BhoImers 411 Horticultural Ungs High School. HU mother. Invite Farmers To Holstein Meet Wednesday Sears-Roebuck Foundation <11 Leadership award. Earlier they were named State n* rirat rays or aawn mo jus* Ojumy Extension office, 301 8. begun to bum away the early Mlchlgan BVenue. momlng mist as troops f.om the. Jlm flcIdlnBn for lhe Na. 1st Air Cavalry Division, along tional Holstein Association, will with Regional Fr-rce - Popular present an illustrated talk on Force soldiers from Phu Nhon type classification and dLwuas sub-sector, began a three-day the association's plans to Improve .. •.tn .. —----------------------operation the Chu Puh moun-, (he program. tains 35 miles routh of Plelku. IAll -------,.wdairymen -----. Invited area are Rocketships of the 1st Air Car. I to attend the program. Div. softened up the area as e_______________ otter Huey and Chinook heli­ copters ferried the assault force W/ 11 k-.-J-JI deep Into the heart of the moun- " llxlV OlJlUvU tain range. ' I —.. — 1 - The Hastings Banne TL.IMX.V December 22, 22 1955 19SS Thursday. Gerald Scudder Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Always in Stock WINDOW SHADES Cut to Sis* tlclpated tn day and night firing Hastings Mfg. Company. He was born In Rutland Town­ Charlotte. Uvea at 3110 Curtis Rd.. ship on March 15, 1910. the son Nashville, and his father. “ Ken- of Burwell and Mary (Dietrich* Scudder. He moved with his par­ ents to Hastings when he wks six years old. and attended ike Extra tw HASTINGS'PAINT) and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. Ungs Mfg. Company since hU l»th birthday. He was a veteran Mrs. Melvtn Campbell, who re­ cently underwent major surgery at Community Hospital.In Battle Creek, was released last Thurs­ day. and with Mr. Campbell is staying at ths homq ot Rev. Lila Manker during htr convales­ cence. Dorothy Foote on May 12. 1951. Mr. Scudder was a member He is mother, Fredrlc rtep - survived by his wife, his Mary, and a step-son. Fpote of Hastings: n daughter. Mra. David tele of Hartings, and * sister. Mra Gerald (Mildred* Shafer of Battle Crtek. and six grandchil­ dren. । Those who desire may make oontribuUons to the Presbyter­ ian Church Memorial Fund We’re sending your woy a shower of heartfelt wishes for the happiest of holiday seasons, the loving presence of family and friends to shore it. ■M-Osgood Funeral Home unUl Hastings Home Laundry (The Glbson’t) Pat>f Nashville, Lake Odessa Resident Dies Poetry Corner CHBIBTMA* POEM ! area until going to the M. J.' Clark Memorial Hume In Grand-' Funeral services werw held I Sunday at 4 pm. for Mrs. MlnMany of the older residents me Cortnght. “3. fo.mer Nash- will remember her ai a clerk in a Lake Odessa store before her Cirlitnn dir. men! was In Lakenlde Cemetery. Site was bom In Ionia County Dies Sunday at Medical Facility Darby and spent her early life Woodland. platoons from tlie 1st Battalion. 5th Cavalry, Joined by the dis- , trict troops, fanned out over the. mountain tnuuuwuii terrain densely v.s»over- * Funeral services for Mra. Wilgrown with Jungle vegetation. 1 lie M. Spldel), 83, of R5 HasHacking their way with bayo- llnK»* formerly of Manton. were net* and bush knlve®, the soldiers j heW “12 pm. Bunday at the Army Pvt. Dennb A. McKelIrene, daughter of Mr. and operatlons had been conducted' dated and burial waa in Ml. thur C. McKelvey. R4 Hastings, Mrs. Raymond A, Anders, will Hope Cemetery. Tins joint maneuver marked a completed advanced training as career in nursing. couple of "firsts" for lhe RF-PF Her horticultural project has conducted with an . his eight weeks of training, he grown into a small business, pro­ operation American unit but It was their | Sk^i^ivnra Inehirte a niece received Instruction in combat ducing strawberries, tomatoes, ... isurvivors include a niece, (nh^rtlMr^ Wayne Wellman of R5 squad tactics, use of Infantry asparagus, •raspberries and J 1 Hartings, with whom te had grppes. She has been in 4H work weapons, and engineer recon­ them two weeks before { lh t u naissance. He also was trained for eight years SFc Cliarlcs Williams ^f Has- yeart in the technique* of road and 8be netted as mbeh as 11,000 tings Is a member of tte advisory M'r gpldtll had been at the bridge building, camouflage and Irene and her sister. Lorraine, team. | Medical Facility since last June Ushers: usnera vo-cnairmen Co-chairmen — Merle Mene demolitions. ----------------and Janet Strain. Carolyn Miller Hendershot and Ardea. Carr. • • • Members were Norma Kirk. Mary Army Pvt Michael O. Mc- and Jack Langford were 4H'ers : Brooks. Nancy Wlbalda. Pat'Pharlln. son of Edward T. Mc- from his area who attended the . Adrianaon. Stacia Nichols. Debra Pharlln. Rl Hastings, completed 32nd annual convention of the Gll|ett. Dolores Mater. Becky ‘ an eight-week admlnlstraUon National Junior Horticulture As- ■ Vundcrbrook, Elenor Haven. Al course at Ft. Dlx. N. J., Dec. 2. soclatlon held early in DecernCarr. Ralph Weaver. Harold Hall. He was trained in the preparaDisle Williams. Larry McVey, it ion of military records and Hoy Fuller. Larry Neil, Bernard Watson. tn fundamentals of the Army Ticket*: Co-chairmen Clifford filing system, typing and opera­ Hamilton. Roy SchiachUr. tion of office machines. Decorations: Chairman — Bob Christie. Members were Jeon’ Pvt. DuWayne A. Warner. 20. Harbin, Ann Pavlik. Jane Sanbom. Louise Reuser, Gerald Mn- Warner. Out Shore Drive. Rl goon. Frank Campbell. Clarence Hickory Comers, and Pvt. Lynn Funeral services for Gerald J. 1 Wilson and Dick Tolles. Scudder, 56, R3 Hastings, who; Elaine A. Williams of Rl Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dorman montville. completed eight weeks died suddenly about 2:45 am.j and daughter of Spring Lake will of advanced artillery training Monday at his home at Leach spend Christmas with his par­ Dec. 15 at the Army Artillery Lake, were to be held at 10 am. I ents. the Mlles Dormans, and and Missile Schoo). Ft. Sill. Okla. this Wednesday at tho First Kathleen is also home from They were trained aa canno­ ITesbyterian Church. Michigan State. . The Rev. Willard H. Curtis neers tn field artillery. Their training Included main­ was to officiate with burial In Cemetery. tenance and firing of artillery Riverside M- C—.JI— —--- ■ attack early Monday, dying from a myocardial infarction. given tn ammunition handling Wo.hobl. Vinyl Maitic and communications. During this I •* //tai’! In the spirit of that Holy flight, we wish you joy and "FATHER FOROIVE OUR SAVIOUR. Carl & Betty's Appliance —Bedford Road— Coming soon Town&Country Charge The everyday charge card Buy a toy train. Take a trip to the beauty shop^^Or get your car tuned up. AU with a Town &. Country Charge. It’s the new, all-purpose charge card we’ll be issuing free to our customers. With it you’ll bfc able to shop almost everywhere. Buy the big and little things you need. Once each month you’ll receive a Town &. 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Carl Niethamer n!.A5ES Jacob s Prescription Pharmacy Hiom Wl 5*2446 126 EagbSteH St. te Sy Disbt S NORRIS w 04/bT �Lakewood Whips Hastings in League Clash I Prep Basketball I | Winning 73-63 Im 23, Heicitt 15 IFmI Central Tilt Roundup CHBJITMAB TOUBJtAMBXTS in PBBP CAO1 JIIULTI | irmchair AUilete Outdoor Trail - There have been times, were sure, that our game warden haun t engendered the most noble of thoughts In others. We learned of an inci­ dent that did just ttwtt. out It [Iclai dulit* Conservation Officer Gone Brown went home Dec 7 and his wife suggeatod he feed, the dog. Gene went to the kitchen,, picked up a bowl of meat, andI took It out to lhe dog. dumping It In his dish. Gene returned. Shortly after Trudy entered thei kitehen and askdd: "Where's my pork 1 prepared for lite chop, The Lakewood High Vikings, who knocked a good Hastings upset the Saxons Tuesday night Vander Veen's new Blue dr Gold squad, 73-63 Conference encounter Tuesday, West Central Standings Conservation officials have. nothing but good words for resi­ TEAM dents in general and -hunters in jmrticular for their show of co­ operation and fair play in the 1966 firearm season. The hunting record, with no fatal gun accldent above the Straits Cltizeri* provided more than 1.500 solid leads on deer violations, they re­ port Dlrsctor MacMullan still says the new deer tag te an impruvemenl over tho old metal seal in cutting down illegal deer kill. We don't -agres with him, and don t know anyone that doe*. If the State would use our Has­ tings-produced car state aa in days of old—before they tried to W L Pct. Pl OP Young Saxons Roll Over the Ionia Reserves Coach Dave Wier's Hastings High Junior Vanity cage team soared to a 31-14 halftime lead over the visiting Ionia Bullpupa We clipped tlie following Friday night, and then coasted to Bowling Tips' (rum Charlie a 56-46 victory as the entire O'BadMty I*. U«* Grand Ledge took a 17-11 tesdf Mun Si. Iloll «1 Hass' "Pin Feinting" comma in suuad saw action I the Kalamazoo Gazette. Ctiarlie i The little Sasuns Jumped out point margin at the half. 30-26. and recently rolled with thatj period and had a 43-25 bulge high - powered Kalamazoo team going Into the finale. Comets with IS points Charles Stewart's missed Tom Hoke and Dave Coleman. । dowict Bowler suuuiu should imp. slog, ui in uie the In the forward slots, led the at­ throw after lhe final horn had! ,. sounded gave the Hastings High parking lot of his favorite es- tack with 16 each—Hoke sinking Ra«nn» a thrilling tu-;; jj victory rtitery tablishment ..... ... 62-61 before ...... parking— car. eight qut of 11 attempts from over the tm Ionia High h..ir.t>,.ii basketball tn lhe Lakewood gym. *i. ui.h a Always be certain to dis­ the floor. ■ team here Friday night. ! engage bowling ball from bowl­ ‘“oAFOFTA FT Stewart was awarded a two- ' ing bag before launching first 10 KIA .IS shot charily in the hectic last first period lead and held a 38-26 delivery of night. WUms. IS seconds, and had he made both bulge kt the half 3. Remember to properly tie attempts, the game would have all shoe strings on bowling The Vikings went into the last gone Into overtime. He missed shoes, but not together. period out in front by 10, 52-42, his first, and made the secund A determined band of Vikings 4. Bowling in proper turn and Hastings never got nearer battled right down to the wire and on the proper lane may man nine pointe. The young Ionia team, which seem unitpportant but en­ lUaklci. Si but couldn't quite close the gap The Saxons were cold. and bowed to the Hastings High had defeated Greenville the pre­ hances lhe dignity of the game. vious Tuesday, 75-54. Jumped out They connected on only four Junior Varsity eager*. 60-55. 5. Never throw a spare ball if , out of 18 shots from the floor In Coach Dave Wier's young I to an 11-4 lead tn the first 4‘s you have already struck. HASTINGS the first period, while Lakewood Saxons moved out In front In minutes of the game, but Has6. Missing the headpin twice ' Hoke. St sank nine out of 17. The Saxons ths third period after holding lings raced back for 10 straight tn any one Irame is likely to Celemaa. 30. pointe to go ahead to stay until damage one's score. were better in the second quar­ VoUnlitr. the final minutes. However. Ionia ter. sinking seven out of 18. but 7. Knocking down difficult Lakewood sank six out of 21 and canto with an eight point bulge battled back in lhe second period spores with lhe sweep via the almost erasing a 14-polnt deficit reset button u very effective made six out of 11 free throws and went Into the second half but frowned upon in most Hastings converted Just three out of nine from the line. With les* than four minutes to, down by only four. 32-28. bowling circles. Several times in tlie fourth go the little Vikings had moved 8. Converting most splits re­ floor] within one point. 49-50. of knot­ quarter the Saxons held only a quires accuracy to some degree. llaurtlr ting tlie score and again with one-point lead, and with 1 47 9. It's safer to leave tlie tap less than thiee minutes to go। left Ionia's fine Junior, Bruce La­ ! room enpty-handed. they threatened to come from, Pointe, hit from the flour to 10. Throwing the first ball Gold behind as Jerry Curti* stole the seemingly tic up the score 58-58, always seems more dilllcult IONIA ball and went In for a layup to। but Referee Dave Hershey de­ than throwing the second ball, HASTINGS . clared he had blown the ball bulge. make the score 54-53. but it's a violation of bowling Officials: However. Dave Coleman, who, dead for a Jump ball Ln the back rules to throw the Jlrsl ball Each team scored 21 points in poured in four buckets without, court, nullifying the basket the last canto ! After the Jump. Hastings' । second or second ball first, rcgardless of the potential bcncTom Barnum took game scor- a miss in that final stanza, made Jim Williams was fouled and CALEDONIA HERE the score 56-63 and Rick Vannu. Hastings High Athletic Di­ , converted both shots from the Armed with these Instate- i rector Jock Clarey has an­ for the victors Dave Williams Denburg followed suit and the line and the Saxons led, 66-56, game was practically on Ice. tional gem*, you're all ready let! Hastings with 20 points. nounced that lhe Caledonia with 1:36 left In the game. | now for that big comeback. Tom Hewitt added 15 to Lake­ High basketball team will wood's total, Pat Loftus 14 and Hake. S play HastInyo High here on Thwaites and Chris Tuller dead- _ , . • »». Dennis Richard 10. Saturday night. Jan. 14. with locked the battle at 60-60 bring- OriOlC Wrestlers Win Bob Ironside had 12 for Has­ lhe Junior Varsity game sel ing lhe fans to their feet. Has­ The Cliarloitc High wrestlers tings. tings took time out with 25 sec­ defeated Greenville Thursday, | Friday night the Charlotte BtrUAlMd. 23 S 0 onds left in the1 game and after 30-11 Fisker. 13 S3 putting tlie ball in play gave it to Dave Williams who sank TOTALS-St 16 jumped from 10 feet out? '•< . Witp Right, seconds-left loi used their fifth time out and » COach voacn Don cron Oorsuch oorsucn set sei up a ,51 scoring play. The Bulldogs look Victories. 21 the ball in. moved down the Charlotte raced to a 17-5 lead ] tJc 21 court and failed to get a good at tlie quarter and held a 32-17 j Huap. it _ __ _ shot. However. Slewart was tnilse at tlie half. half Greenviih Greenvllll bulge totals s* i» 9* i? is ss1 fouled.-When he missed the first shaved one point of! the gap in attempt the victory was assured, the third period, outscoring the a—so 11 was 1 well-played game. visitors. 18-17. and then made a HASTINGS I—ss ; with Hastings taking a 16-12 bid in the fourth canto outscor­ LAKBWOOD Official*: take first period lead and leading ing the Orioles, 25-19. The Yellow Jackets, shooting was 50-43 after three cantos. poorly, had trouble with the Ori­ THIS IS THE 1967 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Dave Williams, hitting on ills ole's speed and pressing defense into lhe last period. long Jump shots, ^pounded the and trailed by as much as 22 Ben Cadwell had 14 points. hoop for 11 buckets out of 28 points in the second period Ken Slee 13 and Bill Home 11 attempts and sank two out of However, the Jackets caught for the Comets Tom Barnum three gifts for 24 pointe. Brother fire and outplayed Charlotte late and Torti Hewitt liad 11 each Jim had 16 and sophomore Al in lhe second period and closed for Lakewood Hengesbach 12. the gap to five points with less Lakewood's Junior Varsity won. LaPolnte. who pumped In four than a minute to go In the game. 50-42. baskets without a miss in the A free throw and bucket by Jack last period, finishing with 18 StulU put the game out of reach Witham* pointe. Stewart had 12 and Gary John Whitely led Charlotte Mirzolan 33. with 17 and Joe Bartolacci had 14. Gary Sewell had 24 for the Losers. n Greenville won the preliml- H»:i. *. M*«4 ci a. 732? : wouldn t be any problem. . . . Hastings Wins Thriller Over Ionia, 62-61 Charlotte on top of the standings and Lakewood tied with Alma iwiermen Post 60-55 Win Over Little Vikings Panthers led 26-17 The Hastings High main gym home tor the holiday*. Youth Council Director Bob King re­ 4th Dual Win 2—THE HASTINGS BANNEB Knowlton Sparks Delton’s 71-50 Mattawan Win Taking six matches and •cor­ Tim Knowlton pumped in 18 gym is available Tuesday, Dec. ing one dyaw, the Hastings High 27. from 1 to 3 pm, Wednesday. Wrestling team p6sted a 24-23 pointe to spark the Delton High victory over Godwin Heighte Wmthera to a 71-60 romp over from Grand Rapids here Tuea­ Mattawan at Delton Tuesday Other “Y“ programs also contin­ day night. ue during lhe holidays. Mattawan shared three pointe off the bulge in the third period, outscoring Delton 18-15. but the Pantim roared back for 11 The Blue <Ss Gold had defeated pointe in the flnate while bold­ lhe fourth through the eighth grade are participating in the the School for the Blind. 50-0; ing Mattawan to 6. Saturday afternoon wrestling Grandville, 23-21. and Ionia, 43-3. program. HHS Wrestling Coach Ernie Strong U directing the pro­ II5-P0VND DIVISION — Or** BUkoy woo by SolMlt. gram which will continue through iOS — Mod Hall (H» pl u aod Byroa the holidays. Dec. 24-31. More boys may sign up. "Como on opt and shoot away Boys’ Wrestling YMCA Secretary Bob King Shoot Away The New Year Saxon Wrestlers Whip Ionia, 43-3 Barry County Conservation Club te advertising Ito next trapahoot. Saturday, The Hastings <H 1 g h Saxon wrestlers pasted their third dual victory in four starts Thursday night when they defeated the visiting Ionia grapplcrs. 43-3. tarry Wsrris. 3:50. Ionia won the final bout with HBAVTWEIoilT —1 Heavyweight Kirk While «dgCoach Ernie Strong’s lads won vc matches on pins. Th* tuausary: a-- »au W*-*!.-::.la 101. Laat Saturday Joe Arnold fired perfect 25. Bob OU ver. Gene Gary Murphy. 23; David Leary. 22; Earl Argeteinger and Jeff George 21. and Ray Cox and Harold Mathews 19. Joe, Arnold and Don Payiva Viking Frosh Win Lakewodd High's freshmen de­ The midget of Michigan State's feated Greenville's 9th graders 1966-67 varsity basketball team Thursday. 62-53. with Mark Lake is 5-7 Richie Jordan, former Michigan high school aU-Stale worth 18. Gary Barager had 18 pick from Fennville. for Greenville. daCUiOtMd ■ Michigan Slate quarterback Jimmy Raye accounted for 1.­ 145 - Ltadeu Eadiley puuitd Eric 546 yards ln in lI the icnT SrilO.-------------546 ‘e *1966 1*00 football football Dal* Miller daciiioaed Al Ham- reason. poa&lng for 1,110 yards and running for 436 >*axds. He also scored five touchdowns. UPHOLSTERING HEAVYWEIGHT — Kltk White III' SICNALS <tecl«io0.4 Bury By*. 4-3. HOW TO TRfAT Michigan State's soccer leant -*">‘»s hiaaa it to the NCAA Tourna- CIHTJJ hll wlth |Unn, ment\ semi-finals or finals five diuretic. It pleased IN THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 1U66) but never haa won one TOTALS 59 27 HASTINGS EGA FC Willison ' went into lhe finale out In 1965 Kins. 16 WiUuaaa. D. Paul Dean poured in 31 points and Jim Garcia 13. John Berkhousen and Gary Boyce had 15 for Si. Johns. Brian Suatman 12 and Steve Gregory 10. Alma's Junior Varsity won. 52- IONIA HASTINGS Oniclaii Grand Ledge Jumped off to a never In trouble on the Comrl'i Open HHS Gym HHS Wrestlers For College Boys Nip Godwin for HMTimS LAKEWOOD 1964 1963 ...AND THESE ARE 1, Night Rosy cheeked caroldrs carry our glad message of Yule greetings- to everyone. 14286627 Jim Barr Tire Shop Royol Distributor 141 E. Woodlond 2, 3 AND 4 YEARS OLD CONTINUITY, PLANNED TO KEEP LINCOLN CONTINENTAL THE WISEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE. COME SEE OUR STOCK OF LATEMODEL CONTINENTALS THIS WEEK. SEE HOW EASY IT IS TO OWN ONE. ELIMINATE GARBAGE CAN MESS FROM YOUR HOME for only peonies a day with an AUTOMATIC Smokeless, Odorless GAS Tony Belli Motors 1320 N. Michigan Hostings Ph, 945-2479 INCINERATOR DRY YOUR LAUNDRY FLUFFY-SOFT anytime regardless of the weather Z7T' Has* ■ WORK-SAVING GAS DRYERS �± TOT HASTINGS BANNER—3 St. Philip Snaps Trojan Skein Saturday, 56-49 > Mn*t area nr.rt high hfoVi school basket­ Most ball teams wound up the 19GB portion of their schedules last weekend and only a few will sec action during the holidays Maple Valley Is to p|ar |n the tournament at Portland St. AJBC JUNIORS HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Good scores: Wes VanDenburg Harry Long was the only chap to roll over the 600 barrier Wed- 183 - 532, Jack Miller 176-502. ■| nesday, putting together games Mouse Reynolds 180 - 492, Gary of 229-193-184 for a nice 606. Ba­ Bowman 162-472. Bob Terry 176­ sil Hitchcock snaggled 237-593. 432, Steve Merrill 148-432, Jeff Glen Laubaugh 504, Jerry Keeg- Bumworth 158-421, Elmer Smith ---------j Bllu one a, stra 507, Bob Lambert 201-560, 174-417 and Mike Wiley 154-412. Galesburg-Augusta. Standings: Moose Lodge 30 Karol Owen 529. Ken Beckwith Saturday night n cold Trojan 503. Jerry Fager 201-522, Walt wins. Piston Ring 28. Piston Ring quintet from Middleville's T-K Beck 212-560. Jerry Smelker 514. Unton 26. Hastings Milling 22. school had their regular season | ROWLING Bruce Terry 200 - 569, Wayne East Side Lumber 20. Haan's 19. record snapped at 25 when Ute . , Dctkcr 219-586= Denver Kiersey Legion Auxiliary 17. Moriarty St. Philip Tigers came from be­ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 506. Gordy Norris 221 -547, Farm Building 16. Coleman In­ hind to post a 56-49 victory. ,. Standing.: Hastings Cleaners Charles Krauss 210-517. Ward surance 13 and Local 138 10. ” •MtavetSi mm 1, ^L"”5 381 HaaUn83 Motor Soles a n d Woodmansee 205-566, Hank FeSUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES the hnnn »ti\...™ J. . ar dumber 37. Blanton's dew. 507. Tom Girrbach 215-525, ,O.,he Rral &tat * M Ne Ne-Hi Beverage Jack Bowman 221-540. Jack SheHigh worn: Al Morgan 211­ vi,iHn^ nAt.T*1 E5 'at<> -H* Beverage visitlng Battle «.>..! in Kc «-------. — £- ler Mj-ja, Ed Sheler 202-548. 556. Louis Silsbee 178-518, Wes­ Creek nquad 34. Vita Boy and Prabodv OU 3! Burry Barry j! C. C' Baker 505. Charlie Florla 505. ley Friend 205-510. Ray Lund­ manv start. fnr “ RfBdy M,x 3fl ' Candy I Pele Krus " 8,8 Ron Pe,low 883 ' ncuay mix 30. Crystal 1 Pcle Kruger 518. Pellow 553. quist 206-52$, Ron Pellow 100-510, many starts tor for the Titers u,.... si Hlnrichsen Bob Slocum 201-498, Steve Mal­ and Millers r>,. Plumbing 25, Mak- ' n.un Galen Daniels mn 510. Al Middleville led 20-12 at the era I.G.A. 20. Pepsi Cola 12 and 201 ' SM- Bill Hansen 214 - 580, colm 190-492, Von Howell 201-488, rcjjoi uoia ra ana ..... quarter and 28-23 al the half. Carol's Needlccraft Needlecraft 11. Haan 559. Jim Barr 215- 1 Allan Hlnrichsen 177-483, Velma ,, Harv ” ----- ----Good *cnra>527- Ken Robbe 556. Merle Haines Slocum 172-472, Bonnie Wyant outscoring the Trojan* 18-11 In 222-590 503. Jim Barnum 528 and Charles I 171-472, Gene Wyant 192-504. lhe third period and 15-10 In Man» Eye W-53OD^J Stan Altoft 525 Wanda 8m,th 18°"‘58 8andn‘ the finale. ton 198-500 FavTAltt^n’tw -----------Lundquist 185-447. Loary Arnold Jim Berry hit five free throws I,, ~----- "U ,AI‘ | 190 190 -- 452. 452. Dan Dan Cullees Cullees 158 158 -- 459. 450. COMMERCIAL MINORS In the )iut'47 seconds to fee the ,',“e Hart 186-487. Lucille Wilson । I Sharon Cullees 154. Dick Mor­ - —, -------------game. In all. St Philip converted l68'4«8. Della Oorodenskl 179I Standing*: Deputies 43. Ben- ; gan 173, Bernard House 165. Mike St, Martin— ’ 182-482. 1 der Oravel 40, Smith Bros. 35'i. 1 Izffe) 168. Dorothy Friend 145. Jo 10 out of 27 free throws and 483. Sue °* ' | Rosemary Raber 175-477. Erlcne V * J Mobil 35. Tlie Banner Middleville 5 out of 20. Morgan 156. Pat Nelson 143. DorGary VnnElst. 242-paund jun­ Smith 169-412. Esther Rowlader 34l=. Tinkler's 33. BelU Motors i,othy Burns l83- 13111 Burns 173, 159-431. Elnn tbnw 142-360 twith ------ 'S.VX; ------ *—" I™ — ior center, had same scoring 2g, honors with 23 pointe. He sank a 89 average!. Gretchen Kennedy 11 buckets 174-432, Mary Sherwood 176-435. 20'=. Patten Monument M',. Michigan State had a record Berry finished with 19 points Barb High 143-417. Alice Mc­ Midway Buffing 25. Walldorffs home attendance fof football in and John Fritter had 13 Millen 138-407. Fem Brown 158­ 24. Hastings Aluminum 21. Zeph­ 1966 ot 426,740 to six games al Middleville won the Junior 438. Ruby Downey 168-450, Marie yr 20 and Southend Food 19. Spartan Stadium. Vanity ------- . -game. -----------56-49. ... Hammond 150. Mickey Hall 145.1 Bill Hanson's 235-576 took solo Friday night Middleville »■ । bJleen Gillespie 163. Clcopha and scries honors Thursday. Bob Just as cold but rarne th rough Flora 150. Carol Benner 143. Ingram fired 220-575. Galen with a 59-51 win at Wayland. 1 Betty Miner 156. Shirley Rea-sor Daniels 208-274, Denny Fred­ Coach Page’s lads led 18-15 nt. 141. Ruth Johnston 146. Nancy rickson 224-574, Emmeth Engcthe quarter nnd 30-21 nt tlie half Taylor 149. Reba Lydy 165-455, seth 518. Jim Harrington 211­ and coasted in VanEM led the Maggie Corrigan 174-443. Ruth 501. Curt Awery 502. Paul winners with 21 points and Terrv RlCf 151. Eva Rowley 149, Linda Moore had 10. Bill Blok had 15 Lowry Shirley Bowman lov, 159, Spencer Scobey 212-515. Pete —-•••■> 146. olul icy oowinan for- Wayland. ------- --------------------------------- Pearl Frederickson Ptederlckaon 169 and Gene Kruger 569. Paul Cassel 506. Jim Way In nd had seven more free Thompson 158. Weslock 528. Dave Kruko 204­ throws than Middleville. Ini: the 542. Carl Hathaway 207-533. Dave Trojans drilled 27 charities while | Dean 203-511 and Bob Tolles 515. TIIE TWISTERS holding Wayland to five wu.> w,c preliminary. J’Uv2d^f*: . R''’”,cr Ford “■ Wayland won the preliminary. E. W. BLISS LEAGUE 58-51. I Bomba 33. Local Finance 28. Wayne Decker blistered the Gull Lake scored It* fifth con- r,°*d'r Bom 26. Cool Aides 25 lanes with a 223-575 to pace the secutlve win. defeating visiting ttn“ Hull Realty 21. E W. Bliss circuit Friday. Doug Bangor 70-60. Jim Kendrick led <*,od Series.; Jan Klettman Vickery rolled solo honors with the winners with 18 nnd Brad 172-477, Dollle Larsen 189-496. 234 and finished with 523. Charles Cosby added 15. Dave Hahn and Marilyn Dahlhouser 142-413. Krauss chalked 212-519, Oordon J’aul Dubnlcka II and Don Stnp Marian Johncock 166-404. Nancy Norris 203-536, DeWayne Gallup 10. Archie Privett, had 25 for Wlbalda 149-406 and Virginia 202-538, Eldon Roush 554, Maur­ BaifftoY " I Howard 170-428. ice Adrlanson 201-552. Dale CapGull Lake won the JV game.' pon 553. John Riedl 541. Dave Reynolds 517, Nolan Johncock RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Drlton wen! io Gale*burgStandings: Woodmansee Lum­ 517, Carl Baker 541. Carl Rose 203 - 532, Jim Barnum 213 - 532. setback whlrh gave Galesburg ber nnd Dog A: Suds 39, Gilmore Russ Makley 509. Larry Novak possession of first place In the Jewelers 35. Trumble Tavern 34, 501, John Havens 211-519. Robert A stocklnt full * Aokctts Confectionery 33. John­ Raber 200-518. Bruce Terry 517. of urlthtt cemt true The Rams had previously up­ nies Auto Parts 29. Chenoweth Bill Miller 209-531. Pat TerpenMachine 27 and Kroger 20. set undefeated Parchment Is yours today! ing 522. Eldlne DcVault 206-508. Delton was unable to find the. ^3.71. ? . 1 H1^!?cock Art Howe 501, Bob Clinton 522 hoop In lhe third quarter nnd . SuT*sL*iw2m' and Ron Nash 218-535. dropped behind and never could I olJ’550;Jkib Moore regain the lead ! «’• f’4* p»ul BANTAM LEAGUE The Panthers led 13-12 nt the.,’!?*}, „ I53®' Ken Mugridge Standings: City Cab 23 wins. quarter and 28-26 at the'half. | JJ2?82*1 Bl>b PL’'-ers 223-520, Jim Bob & Mickey Lambert Galesburg pumped tn J^TKiTht^: 5,B- John Gorodenskl Sanitary Service and Jaycees 15. Your Hosts io Delton's 8 in the third nnd I H5 Lyle Sanborn 512 and Jim Deveraux Furniture 14. Barr Tires 11. Patten Monument 104. that was the game. । y^*18 M1Elks 10 and Hastings Aluminum •* Tim Knowlton led Delton witfr-r 14. Bob Nustmum added 12 nnd MONDAY MIXERS Good scores: Bob Terry 195-' Jack Rickert II Steve Smith had Good worm: Louise Baits 190­ 17 for Galesburg and Bill Man­ 526. June Benner 190-519. Gerry 368. Brian Echtlnaw 147-2S6. Kip I Rose 246 series and Oreg Sheler kill 15? Newton 209-515. Jean .McAllister 141 game. Delton won the preliminary. 179-505, Doris Stanton 170-451. Pat Blut* 158-442. Julia Lozo 165­ TUB8DAY MIXED LEAGUE Monday, Dec. 26 454. LnVonna Woodmansee 177­ Standings: Welton Heatins At a 14-5 first period lead and 476. Bums Magixm 171-476. Plumbing 40 wins. Ken's St Bob's I held a 30-22 bulge al intermis­ Irene Heath 164-46L Bev. De ­ Gulf 38, Maker's Super Market for Bowling sion. but Caledonia came back witt 171-423. Helen Crawford 153­ and Consumers Pqwer 33, Thorn­ 427. Cleo Flora 155-432. Leah apple Skating 32, Quality Dis­ the Lion*. 61-51. Dave Lindberg led Maple Val­ Dawe 155-425, Delores Gasper count House 29'i. River Bend ley with 23 pointe and Bill Reid 140-399. Bertha Thaler 179-460. Golf Course 29 and Backe Con­ 10. Bob FlM-her had 15 for .Cale­ Marilyn Swanson 161-435. Wanda struction 214. Smith 154-438. Marilyn McKen­ Good scores: Jerllyn Cheney donia nnd Bill Batdorff 14. Caledonia won the reserve zie 145-418. Barbara Snyder 170­ 191. Bob Miller 212. Norm Jen­ 433. Joan Knslnskl 106-438. Eve­ kins 192. Bob Tossava 218-585.1 game, 56-23. Pennfield edged Bellevue In a lyn David 166-438. Ruth Kroger Me) Carnell 211-524. Ed Backe Woodlond ot Michigan 62-60 thriller Saturday night. 179-463. Betty Sothard 163-425. 192? Vivian Reynolds 140 and I Pennfield went Into the fourth Bernndlne Eckert 181-447. Ar- Linda Dingman 163. period leading 52-41 but Bellevue otiteeortd them 19-10 In the hec­ Bedford 189-445. Joy Ward 160­ 462 and Kay Budtsunullen 181­ tic finale. Pennfield connected on 20 out 481. of 30 foul shots and Bellevue 12 Standings: McAllUtera 454. OUt of 21. .Foodland T,, 44. Vogt'.s am and rsurrnNorthFridny night Bellevue defeated ide 41. Purina Chick* 40 FIsOilvet 73-55. leading 35-21 nt the , ton Ring nnd Big D 32 Pannahalf Darrell Greenawalt led thc.|e<--s and Haan's 31 Mary’s 30 winners with 20 and Dave Ben- VanMatre. WBCH ' and Food nett added 19 | Center 29. Hastings Floor Cov; ertng 28'=. Parker'* 26. Savings AJBC CUB BANTAMS „ Ioan ,.M11 26. „ Sheriff G(r|s 23 and * Standings: Welton's 26. V Sc J Kroger 18 ' r Mobil 21. National Bank 20‘i.1 ' • UAW-CIO 138 15. >3. Copper TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES TUESDAY NIGHTINGALES Lantern 14. Local Food Center Bill's Oo< ^ on ^ B Christmas Money Cycle Bliop 12 and the Super- RogcA. 181-449. N. Kimmey 158«»■ R Howes 156-447. P Klahn "Go shopping with Cosh!" Good acort.: Jim Hathaway ,53-390. I. Perry 151-383, K. BrlsBuy all the happiness on W. F. Arnold 123-184. David Storehouse 121- tol 149-3G6. F. Hybarger 144-404 195. Kevin Heyer 80-151. KcvlA < p. Edger 143-396. M. Baker 141your gift list and make it Managei Hughcs 97-171. Carol Ftemw , 313. H. Featherly 140-379. W. Anthe greatest Christmas 154 and Jeff Jrnklna 79-157. 1 derson 140-366. M Taylor 139- j This league will not bowl again 382. F. Osscnhelmer 137-382 and until Jan. 9. I W. Hynes 134-368. HASTINGS MHY f •j wisniis j Open Christmas Day at 3 p.m. HASTINGS BOWL INC. RENT The Christmas spirit glows brightly. Happy surprises come forth from the gaily-wrapped presents that express the sentiment and love that Christmas filling us all with the Joy of giving and you the good will and good wishes of the season. Sincere greetings. From the Management and Staff of WBCH Special Programs 'Jf Hastings-Barry County Radio For Your Holiday Enjoyment SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1966 1: 00 p.m. Halting! High School Choral Chriitmat Concert presented by the Tyden- 2: 00 p.m. The Day Before Chriitmai starring Audrey Long presented by the Coleman Viking Corporation. * Insurance Agency. 2: 30 p.m. The Story of Chriitmai as sung and told by Tennessee Ernie Ford with the Roger Wagner Chorale, brought to you by ^everwyk's Color Center and 3: 00 p.m. Santa Claui Jones, a delightful program starring Charlie Ruggles presented Hastings Shell Service. by One Hour Martinizing. 3: 30 p.m. Chriitmai on the P^nderota, a wonderfully old fashioned but never out of dote celebration with the Cartwrights presented by Signs Tire Service and E L. Carpenter Hardware. 4: 00 p.m. My Son Is a Wife Man, starring Barbara Britton, brought to vou by Has­ 4:30 p.m. Christmas Carols brought to you by Marble's Standard Service. 4:45 p.m. Story of the First Christmas, Perry Como narrating and singing, presented tings Motor Soles. * by Jim Barr Tire Shop. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1966 12:00 Handel's Messiah. 1:00 Dickens' Christmas Carol, presented by the Creolt Bureau of Barry County. 2:00 The Littlest Angel, os told by Loretto Young, presented by Michigan Mag­ netics of Vermontville. 2:30 Heart Warming Yams Hi<t Yule Season presented by the Hostings Manufacturing Company. Model makes it aaiy and pleasant to rent money from $50 to $1000 for a week, month, year or longer. inspires, sharing. With this thought in mind, we would like to share with 3:00 Customers have rented money in just 10 minutes. Lullaby of Christmas, staying Gregory Peck, presented by the LeonardOsgood Funeral Home. ' Simply phone in your requirements. Thig Christmas, The Christmas Miracle, a delightful story narrated by Charles Ruggles, do what you-want to do . . . Rent money from Model presented by The Hastings Banner'? Finance—Michigan's most considerate Finance Company. ” * Tucson Boys Choir and Elliott Lewis. In words and music this program, presented by Hostings Fiberglass Products, tells the story of Christmas. MODEL FINANCE CO. •140 W. State St. MODEL* HUMCECQ Story of the Nativity—the real reason for Christmas. Presented by the E. W. Hastings Bliss Company. Phon. 945-1425 2Vi% Per Mo. to $300 10:00 a.m. Hastings Public Schools Band Concert presented by the Tyden-Viking Corp. 1'4% Per* Mo. on $300 to $1,000 OPEN Friday Evening - Til 8 P.M. SATURDAY MORNING WBCH DIAL 1220 FOR HAPPY LISTENING EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR �Merry Christmas* from the Banner Staff ‘'Thank You” to our many friends In the true spirit of this Joyous Season, we thank you for and good customers. FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-37 South Best Wishes to you! LARKE-BUICK CHEVROLET To Our Friends and Customers GREETINGS ond express M 37 So. Wl 5-3150 12/29 BEST WISHES Good Health REAHM tf During this the merriest season of the year . . . 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Reply at once to 12/29 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY ) Prosperity DON HUGHES, P.O. Bax M Hillings, Michigan l«l() 945-11*3. Call collect, ALLAN FABBOW, Box MO, Marian. Ohio Fine Friends Happiness SMILEY POST BUILDINGS UNUSUAL many years to come. Good Luck CASH MATS—2 Mis pee ward with minimum of 50<. Oa ad. not aaU fine hw aS-WW —a • x-g. _ -aa.— a carrying char** of 10c will bo added. Inch additional OPPORTUNITY relations may continue fgr Our Wish For You- Let Smiley Buildings help you with your new building far your f*xtn or biulneae. No obligation. Call your Smiley man. HELI’ WANTED tho hope that our cordial GREETINGS... MINIMUM RATI— 50c for Twenty Worda. 945-2223 your loyal patronage and extend our nil ENGINIUING RN's ALL SHIFTS Newly established 6-bcd ICU. opening Jen. 1, 1901. Staff of 4 Registered Nunes needed on each shift. Will orient a nonrotating, non-floating staff for the most modem equipment. including individual monitor­ ing devices. New salary sched­ ule. Also . . . 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It la Ordered thel on January 10. 1067. at 10:30 A.M.. in the Probeto Courtroom. llaatinga. Michigan, a bearing be held on th* petition for appointment of adminlatralor and determination of heire. Publication and aerrlce ahall bo made an provided by Statuto and Court Hula. ■ naled: Doe. 5. 1966 , Philip H. Mitchell. Judge ot Pro­ bate. Dutcheae, Mika. Miler. Meyera A Snow Atlonteye for Admlnietralrix Oil Watere Building Grand llapldi. Michigan l'J/33 Classified Paragraphs 1 ■A* Buxinooa Sarvicoa ■ LKCTRIC Razors repalrcdBpeclxl — Your raror cleaned. lubricated and sharpened, only (135. Service and aaUsfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 118 B. JeSenon, Hastings. tf you our best wishes and expressing our appreciation for Yuletide your loyal HELP WANTED patronage. Greetings Sincere good wishes for a bright and GOODYEAR BROS. happy holiday sea- son to all of you. Tony Belli Motors Holiday Greetings GREETINGS! Drive for a S6fe Holiday. 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M-68 in Nashville. tax. Burpee's Specially Shoppe, OL 3-2851 or OL 3-807L____ tf Delton. Mich. 49046. U PUBLICATION ORDEB. SUU of Michigan. In the Probate Court tor the County ot Barry. t In the Matter of the Ettal* of: Mlnala Maria Liak (formerly Minot* Brunke). Daccaaod. File No. 14.709. Nolle. It Hereby Given of a hear Ing oa tha Petition of Laurence E. Haro*II, aaklng llatlUlion ot llute for Tillite Creditor* are required to Sir their claim* with thi* Court and tcrir a copy on Fiduciary ot raid Ettal* prior to‘Hearing of claim* to ba heard at Barry County Probata Court. Haa- INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ Un^ta, ^IkMgaa, oa Feb. 36. 1967. al TLED GAS! See Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buy! Thia Order ahall ba publlthad acThey, Sell—They Install—They cordtu lo law. Philip IL Miuh.ll, Probata Judge. Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 Datod: Nov. SO. 1966. South. t* Imuraaco E. Barnett. Atty. Fiduciary for EataU TABLE PAPER — For picnics, National Bank Bldg. family reunions, lota of uses. Hatting*. Michigan 13/33 40' x 300’. »350 at The Banner ofiice. It OBDEK OF PUBLICATION —Claim*. Hlata of Michigan, Tho Probate Court for the County of Harry. In tho Matter of lhe Ealat* «f bl* Ar HousehoM Goods Bril Hurd. DK«aa*d PH* No 11 -14 It la Ordered that on Mn* 1. 1907. al 10:00 A.M.. ia lhe Pffibat* KIRBY SWEEPER — Cleans and runs like new. SHU under guar­ hearing bo hal’d ‘aV^whleb^alf^reill. antee. Pay final 6 payments of tori of aald docoaaod are required to SO Call now. 945-9593. 12/22 Le aworn claim* with tho Court and aereo a copy on John E. Mahler, 02i APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC N Taffe* Drive. Halting*. Michigan, STOVE in excellent condition, prior to aald hearing. S40. Also portable electric Publication and aarvlca ahall be made aa provided by atalute and Court washer with wringer. Call after 6^pm Wl 5-5231. Bun McDatod: Doe. 6. 1966. Z /Pharlln. tf Philip H. Mitchell. Judge ot ProPaul E. Siegel . >OR SALE—Admiral Color TV Attorney for Kaocutor \about two years old>. A beauti­ Siegel and lludaon ful console in excellent work103 W. BUI* St. ing condition. Call Wl 5-2114. llaatinga. Michigan 13/23 12/22 PUBUcinOX ORDER . But* of Michigan, The Probalo NOTICE or MOBTOAOE Court lor the County of Barry. rOBECLOBUBE BALE In th* Matter of tlie Jjlale nf D-fault having bwn made In th* l.eoa Boat Gearhart, Decaaied. File vondltion ot a rrrtain Dmttgagv made No 14.766. th* l"th of Ovloter. 1900, rvvfUlvd Take Notice that on the 4lh day by CLYDE FRF.DKHICK K1.I.IH. of January. 1967. al 6:30 AM. In JR. and PHYI.I.I.H fl KI.I.IH. buabaud and wltv. aa mortgager*, lo Michigan, a hearing will ba had on a SUMNER <1 WHITTIER, a. Ad- OBDBB—GeaeraL Stat* of Michigan. The Probate Court for the County of Barry. . In lhe flatter of the Eatate ^of U.T«3. GRAND RAPIDS It It Ordered that on December 27. 1966. al 10 A-H-. tn lhe Probate [itratnr of eaid Relate, praying that Offiror ot tha t'oilvd Stair* of AmariOSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Courtroom. Haetlhga. Michigan, a a llrmie to aell be granted. ra. aa mortgagr*. and rrrordril in th* 1919 Boston BE hearing bo held on the petition of Publication and .er. Ice will be of thr Hrgutrr ot Drrd* fur Rickard M. Bauer, admialetralor. for male at provided by law and Court (Hfirr Grand Rapids, Michigan 49606 12/29 Harry County. Michigan, on OrUihrr 12 22 lleeaao lo cell real ealalo of aeld de; rule. 14, I960, in Liter IW of Mortgage*. Dated: Decemtier 7. 1066. on pagra 3JI. 3.13. 33.1. and .i:u on ratal* are directed to appear at paid Philip' II. Mitchell. Judge of Pro- winch rr.oricagr llivrr i* clalmvd to Hr hearing to ehow caoe* why eurh IIdor and unpaid at Ilia data "t thi* cenke ,haul'd UM be granted. Cortrleht ana Bo«ldr hulAr Nine Tlmu.and Onr Hundred Publleatlun and aervice ahall be Attorn*)• at Law Eight)raven and A3/190 (IK 1*7..131 mad. aa provided by atatule and Henderabotl Building Haulage. Michigan 13/33 •uh or proervdi’ng at la«_ or in bated: December 5. 1966. Philip H. Mitchell. Judge ot Pro­ 1 Position open lor cover the debt. *>r any part of th" bate. 13/33 PUBLICATION OBDBB. Stat* of Mlrhlgan. Thr Probate debt, *e<urad by aald mortgage, and SINGLE ASSESSOR the power ot *ale in *ald mortgage Court for tho County of Barry. OBDBB—General. In the Matter of the Eetate of: containrd having hero mo operative by for the City of Hastings K. Birem. Deceived. File N". reaaon ot auch drlault State of Michigan. Tha Probalo Hath Notlre I* hereby giten that on Fri­ 14.666. Court tor lhe County of Barry Applications to be filed with It la Ordered That on March 7. day. January 37. IU67. at CO" la tho Matter nt the K*la!« ef 1967. at 1U:OO A.M.. in the Probate Herbert DeCan. Decraird. Filo No. Courtroom. the City Clerk al the City Hailing*. Mirhigan. a front door of the 1 iiurl Houar In the 14.401. hearing be held al whirh all creditor* i'll) of ILatinga. that bring lhe pl*re Hall, stating experience, eduIt le Ordered that on December 27. M37 South ‘945-9526 deceaaed are required to prove for holding the Circuit Court for ih_e 1966. at 10 AM. In lhe Probate of aaldclaim* and heir* will be drierCourtroom. Hjutlngr Michigan, a their cation and salary expected. mined. Creditor, muat fllr .worn fared for aale and aold to lhe hlghvil bidder, at publie auction or vendur. 1 12/29 Richard M. Bauer, adminlatralor. for claim* with the court and aerie a copy 12/22 Ikenae lo aril real eatate nt >ald de­ on Lillian F Newton. Freeport. for the purpoae of **li*fylng the •mount* dur amt unpaid li|wn aald feated. Perao^it inlereelod in ttld ee- Michigan, prior to aald hearing Publication and aenlve ahall he late are directed tn apt-car al aald tlirrvnn at ilia end one quarter made a* provided by atatule and | NOTICE i hearing to ehow cauae why auch II<j‘*f*) per rent per annum, toceuee ahould not bo granted. . grlbrr with the legal co*l* and Pulillcallnn and aervire ahall be Dated: D«-. 6. 1966. Philip 11. Milchell i’robalr Judge. rbargra of .air, including thr at made aa provided by atatule and court lorney for* a* protided lie law and Klrgel and Hudaon. In >aid mortgage, the land* and Attornaya for Fiduciary Dated: December 5, 1966 premier* In aald uinrtgiga mentioned E. Riegel Philip H. Mitehell. Judge of Pro­ Paul and dorribed •• follow*, loan: 103 W. state Rlrret bale. 13/33 Hailing*. Michigan |2/33 The North 1697.U0 feet „t thr Wi «t IOCA.iiO feel of lhe Northeatl We take pleasure in the quarter of Seeli. a 26. To»n I PUBLICATION ORDER. PUBLICATION ORDER N-rtli. Uanm- 7 We*l. Atayria stale of Michigan. The I*robate Slate of Mirbigan. fri the Probate Toonablp. Harry County. Mii-blgan. opportunity to extend Court fur the f ounly of Barry. Dated: November 1. 1906. In lb* Matter ..f the Et'tato of: In the Matter nf thr 'i:'.’la:. of. Iticbard J. Hudioc. Over Hastings Paint A: He.tle I. Woodman. Deceived. Filo Mela J. Oawald. De.ea.e.l File No ot Siegel A Hudaon Holiday Greetings to all 1310 N. Michigan No I4.K39. Wallpaper Store 60S. Attorney! far W. J. Driver, aurrearor II la Ordered that on Marell 7. 14 Notice It Hrrel.. bn,, that * bear in uSiee to Sumner G. Whlljler. a* 1967. at 10:u0 AM. tn th. Probpla OPEN FRIDAYS Courtroom, Hatting.. Mi.ltran. a Barnett, Admlnlatra'nr, r.-<|tie*liug al- 102 W. State Street — hearing be held at which all ■ redltove 9 AM. to 5:30 PM. of hi* Final A<.>ui»i and A- llaatinga. Michigan 1/30/67 for their good will. nf •aid defeated are required t.. nrovo Inwanrr alcnmelil ot Kr.idn- wdl b, 1. .rd in their klalm* and heir, at law will be the Probate ('inirlr'mm. Haathlg*, determined. Creditor* mutt 6lr awortl Michigan on January |u, 1967 at OBDBB OF PUBLICATION. claim, with lhe Court and •*»»• a P.M. Oauaral. • ropy on Bernard P. Woodman. 137 N- 1 :3Q Thia Order ahall be (.uLll.hed kF K Stale of Michigan. Probate Court State. "Woodland, Michigan, prior to fur the County of Harry. •aid hearing. In lhe Matter of Charlene 1^-nora Dee. Itib. I'*i.i. DEC. 23rd and 30th Publication and aertke -nail be Dated: Philip H. Min bell, .ludae sf Pro- Water*. Minor. File No. 14.*54. OPENED JAN. 6. 1967 made aa provided by atatule and Il 1. Ordered that on January 10. Court rule. 4967. at 9:311 A M. In lhe Probate I-aurenee E. Barnett..Atty. ’ Help needed at store on Fri- Dated: Dee, 6. 1966. Courtroom. H**tin<*. Michigan, a National Bank Bldg. Philip 11. Mita hell. Judge . < Pro llaatinga. Mrehigan 13/39 hearing be held on a twtlll«n fur days—time donated for Retarded hate. appointment <d a guardian ot CharPaul E Sirg.l lene Lenora Ualera Bird by Lenora School Assoc. Please call Mrs. Attorney for Fiduciary. PUBLICATION ORDER Alena Smith, mother tJ Cb.rlrn* I.e 1KX E. Railroad Wl S-2M3 Stanley Stauffer Wl 5-5776. Stale of Mleklgan. Probate Court nora Water*, praying tkat Edna Knud 103 W. Stale Street ' for the Cnui.tr nf Harry *rn appointed aiLr-llan ot the 12/29 Haillnga. Michigan 13/33 E*Ute ot lioltliel, Werber. De prraou of aald minor and aald guard­ 12. 29 crated. £He No 14.743. ian he authori>rd In addition t» the guardian"* normal dull,* over the per­ ORDER— 1967.' at i -t" I ’ M/ In tlie Probate son rd I liarlene l*enora Watrra tn LEGAL: • Your Family | NOTICES > AppolBtatesl of Adtalniatrator ud Courtroom. Harry County. Hatting*. the author 11) to con*riit lo a DetanalsaUon of Haire. Michigan a hearing be held on the State of Mulligan. Th.- I'robalo petition of lleairire M We»h»r. Art|•nbl>r*ii,>n and *«r*lrr ahall te> BHOBT FOB.ECLO8UXE NOTICE • Yourself mlnlairatrt* aaklng aliiiwanee of her nude a* provided by Statute and Cu ?r |'he r Mlt.'?; “ o7 U, f ,'E"Iu of GIVE APPLES (AU CoanUti) Final Areoum and aa.lgnmenl of rr*l- Court Huh-. Hand Dnember 13th. WM. ( MORTGAGE HALE —Default fl'»* lloa.ip Ellen Hhue, Dc-.-d f ilo No due to the |*r*un* tnlille.l thereto. Thia Order .hall be |nil.|uhrd and • Your Community We wrap and mall them for you. mortgage made by Boyd JI. Lrinaar It >• Ordered. That <m H.c*mber •erred are'trdinr to law. Sec our display of Rills. Philip H Mitchell. Judge of Pro•nd Wilma telnaar. hu.band and 27. 1966. at 10:00 A M lo <> a Prowife. to lalrrhlale Budd.ra, Jac-. hate Courtroom Ha.tine. Michigan, bate. Attorney for Petitioner Choice Clarence Rittcma ■ o.l ll.i..rira*o Building Mortgagee. dated Aogu.t 31, IMS. a hearing 1^ held on ll .- j . i.tlaaa ot Dated: D»v. t» I960 Jeannette L. Mo-el-r f.r th. ..ppoiat- lourence E Harnett KaUma.i*. Michigan 13/39 CHRISTMAS TREES Liter 171, aa page 193. Barry County ment of an administrator and for'a Allorvey (or Administratrix aad the Per»onnel of the detenslnatlcn of helrt Harilag* Michigan 12/30 and WREATHS Publication and tert lie al.ail be State ot Mirhiaao. The Probate .aid lo Pioneer Fiaanra Court for tte* f ount) of Harty. Company, a Mirhigan corporation. by made at provided by ataiuta and Court rule. HASTINGS OBDEB—PUBLICATION— In the Matter ot the Eatate of Wil an •i.ignmani dated Auguat S3. 194*. CIDER Stat* nf Mlrhlgan. The Probate Ham Henry Andrew*, Deeraaml. File and recorded on Auguat 37, 1963. in Dated: Dec ember 5. IV*.r. Philip 11. MHeh.ll. Judge of Pro­ Court for lhe County nf Harry. Fresh-pressed all winter. Liber 171 oa page 194, Barry County Record., Michigan, oa which mortgage Eatate lif Joecilli* E*an*. Doeeaaed. ■ "it I* J«lrderrd. That on December MOTOR SALES Richard M. Bauer 27. 1906 at H>:00 A M. in the Pro Maple tty nip, honey, popcorn, there la claimed to ba due at the Attorney for Prlitl'mer It la Ordered that on January 17. bale ('ourt'oe""- llaitingv. Michigan dal* hereof lhe tun o( Hix Thouiand squaah, and polatoea. IBM, al 10:3" a.m In the Probalo a hearing be held un the petition tif 12/29 One Hundred Fifty-five and 49'100 J-Mj Weal Stale Street 13/92 Courtroom. Ha.tlng*. Michigan, a Richard M Bauer, for the ap|*nlnt Dollar* (00.155.401, including lalar- llaatinga. Michigan NELSON'S hearing lie held pn a i-elUlon by ment of an adminlatralor and for a the power at aale contained George H. Vogt, praying for ap- daierniinallon of heir*. WELCOME ORCHARD & in Under Publication and **rv|re ahall In polnimrot ot adminlatralor and de­ aald mortgage and the vlatute in ORDER TO ANSWER Easy Ways to made a* provided by atatule and •arh cate made gnd provided. notice State of Michigan. It. the Circuit termination of hrlra. CIDER MILL la hereby than that aald mortgage Court for lhe County of Harry Publication and .eerier .ball !..• •• mad- a* provided by alatala and Dated : 'December 7. I960. Wanda A < Urlit. I'laanliS < Order YOUR H mile north of Ionia on M66 ■ ill bo for related by a tale ot tha Philip H. MltrbeH. Judge ot Pro mortgaged preraiac*. or aotne part of Court rote. bale. 13/23 ' 12/22 th rm. at public vendue. al the mala Dated Dee- 0. 1906 entrance to the County Building, at Philip H. Mitchell. Probate Judge WANT Ads! lla.linga. Michigan. al 10 •.'clock On the 17th day of No»en.l--r. I960, David A. Dlmnw-r*. PUBLICATION OBDEB AM Ea.tern aland.rd Tima, on an action waa 0led tl*-ida A Probate Cunei. Harry Count). Mkhi March 1. 1907. Curtla. Plaiatir. again.I ■ ur*rd K. 309 W. Court HI. 1. PHONE IN 12/33 Raid pcernUea art .Hua tad ia iga Curl It. Defendant, la thl> f ,.urt lo Ifavtlnra. Mlrbleaa of Nora E Hail. Deeeated OBDBB—Gaavral Judgment of Divor.e 945-3481 Heating - Plumbing Towniblp ot Hope. Barry Lbuniy. bbtnin File No. 14.401 It la Hereby Ordered that the DeTake Notice that -n January 1<I, fendaal. Clifford H. <\>rt........ all an 1967. al 9:30 a m. In th* Probate ■TIPEB MUXKBLLUNOE' — awrr or lake auch action at i«ay be Courtroom... .Haatlnj|a. Michigan, a Z COME IN BUtawtda Service Basta 0 Weal. Hope Towaahlp. l*rmiltad by law on ..r U Barry County. Mlablsaa. , P Tlie CumenaUpo C«mm|.*laa. tth- hearing will bn han on a |>etilion by I7lh day of February. I9<17 FaU*re During the IS month* baaaadlalaly to comply with thia ord. c *111 rran It dvr-Art 330. PA. 1924. *a amended, Duugiaa Hinde*. AdmlnlriCalnr of aald New w*R«n»o4«l • Repair 152 W. Stat. In a Judgment by default againal tacit orilvra that for a period uf S year, Defendant for the relief .Irn,„itiled In from January 1. 1967. tho hybrid be aiiowedf ""Tiger Muakellunge ' >1,111 l-e deemed . Publication and aervlce.wlll be made 3. MAIL IN WELTON'S ' PloiOer" Firfaaea Company. Attlgn.a • Archie D. McDonald, Circuit jadgr a mu.kall'UV Md it ahall he an- • a provided by law and Court rul* at Morteagre lawful 16 take or ptw.c.. thi. ap.< la* Dated: Deevmlmr 14. I9M. Dated. Nmeutbcr 2t». illl.9 The Hading* Banner Itohrrt II Anaparfa A 1 • xeepl In aieordanee wllh law*.,rule. Philip H Mllrhell. Probate Judge David A Dimmer* I05 S. Ckerck Wl 5-5.52 MJ'haal tortrighl and Budd) ' K .Anapaeb. Aloraeya Attorney for Plaintiff Hrndenhntt Building Approved Doc.mbvr y. I960. 12/29 Haallng*. Michigan 12/39 U/29 « «Z»Z»r. HaallUfi, Michigan MOTOR SALES ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE— CLEANING LADY WANTED — Two adults in house. Pick your Brand new. Just out of Layday. No Interference. Phone a-way in Umc lor Christmas. 945-3864. 12/22 Does all fashion stitah work plus regular sc wind. Pay bal­ WANTED—A reliable woman to ance or MU4 or 85.00 per care for an elderly lady from month Call Uxlav. 945-9593. Dec. 30 to Jan. 9. In her home Electro Hygiene.' 12/22 at 118 8. East St. Call OL 3­ 9441. 13/M # Partonol* ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — PD. 171, HastlnRi Telephone WI 5-4954. Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. tf it Pr*d*c* POPCORN — Bushel or peck. Leon Tack. 2 ml. north ot Banfield. Phone 721-8710. tf it For Sala DRY WOOD far fireplace. Phone 945-9263. tf ■A For Salo— Real E*tat« CARPET CLEANING IS EASY FOR RENT with option to buy: with Host New Electric Up2 bedroom house. *85 00 month. Brush. No wet carpets or handGood credit required. Bob Bal­ work. Clean 1E0 square feet mer. WI 5-5944. Call cvenlngi for only *695. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W. Blate, Haaafter 5. tf Ungs., Phone WI 5-511*. tf ★ Wontod it Help Wonted LAKE FRONT CABIN OR LODGE WANTED — To rent. option to purchase, very reasonable prlcei, furnished or partly, not fancy, winterlxed, hundred miles of Lansing or so. give all particulars. Answer by mall only. R. E. Wlndett, 629 W. Lawrence Ave.x ‘Apt’. •C". Charlotte. Mkh. 12'22 N0TI01: Maar itellaga In Ua "male" or "tamale" eoiunaa are aol lateaded^ to uchida or 411of lb* other tea. Baeb Itellaga are far ths toovonteaca at readers be- aldored mere ellragtlve to pertoea of one aex than th* other. Dlaof aaa te prohibited' by the 1066 Federal civil rlghte eat with ter­ tala exception*. Bmploymeal agen­ da! and ampleyera aoverad by Ua •cl mtul iadlcate la Uate adverllaamaal whether Ut Hated poelliana are available to beU anaaa. BEAUTY OPERATORS for full or part time work. Call 9453382' or evenings 5-2184. 12/22 H 1 I a- u A - i I / i I -' I > *•* * 4 ii.ii j .te* . tvtitvti ■ B •aid mortgage mentioned and dieNOTICE or BALE. crlbad •• follu-.: lu wlt: Htat* of Mlrhlgan. In lhe Circuit Commencing In the venter ot tha Court tor tbo County of Harry. ot’ lba’ Koutheart one quarter of Loon Mwrk and llrorral Accident Hvellon 23. Town 4 Nttetb. Range 9 Fire and Life Aaetrranr* Co.. Weal; thence Ea.l along the can­ Plaintiff*. r ter of aald highway 3n rod. fur place ot beginning, tbence Routh 13 Jenna* Gould, d/b/a Trall'a End rode, tkenra Ea.l 44 rod*, thenra Rrairrt D*t*ndanl Fll* No. 331. North to tbo center ot tho highway, Not'tee le Hereby Given thet. br ihaace Weal tn tha plaea ot baglnvirtu* uf e writ of vavwultoa laauvd Blax; Irving Tuwnahlp. Barry Coan­ out of ihe'tlrcult Court fur the Cj'U"' . ty/Mlehigan. ty of Barry In favor of Leon Meek Iteted. Novembaf (. 1966 end li*n>ral Acdd*nt Fire and Life IfSkard J. Mudion. Al.uranr* Co., egrintl lhe good* and ./Itesd * Huiteou , rhall*l*. land and Ivnvmrnla. ot Jeanne Gould. In aabl County to me Cemetery Company dlrvtrd and drHvrrvd. I did. on the 102 W. Blate «tr**t 37lh day of July. I960. >»’> ">«" Haatlnga, Michigan 1/26/67 and lake all th* right, tltir and Inter; *«l-ri( tlie »ald J*ann* Gmild In and tu lb* following vlracrlbml land*, to- PUBLICATION OBDEB. Blate uf Mlrhlgan. The I'rnbate Heal atlate iovltrd In th* Town- Court for the County of Barr). . In the Metter of thr E.late ft Jen•bill ot (trangev ilir. County of Bar­ nle May Hunker. Derea.ed. File No. ry and Stale of Mlrhlgan. vi*-. trariliifial onv-qnarter of Hortlon 4. Town 2 North. Hang* 10 Weal, dverrib**l a.: Commracing 134 rod* F.a.t of tho Noilhweal cornvr id laid Kwrlinu 4. thrnr* South 43 H rod. tor th* place of beginning, thane* South 2l‘i rod*, throe* South *4 drgrrr* hart ""4 f*»l, lb*nr* Kail 50 f*vt. thvnre tvoufh 6 drgrrra Ea*t 31* f»»l. thence H-juth ftt-r drgrrra Weal 31* tert. Ilienr* Elat S9t fort to’lb* North end H-iutli Iinmquartvr line of laid Brcllun 4. thrnce North on Mid uno - quarter line 1(147.95 fret, tbrncr South S3 degree* Ml, feel We*l to the pier* nt beginning. EXCEPTING TlIF.HKFHOM rummrncing at tho Northweat corner of I.OI 1.1 of the Wigwam*, according Take Notice that on Iho 2«lh day of February. 1067 al 9:36 A.M. in lhe Probate Courtroom. Harting*. Mbhlgan, a hearing will te held >t ■ hlrh all rre.lh.ir. ot aald deree.ed • re required to provw their rlaim*. •nd heir* will te determined. CreAi tore mu*l file *wur» rlaim* with th* Court and *erve a copy un the Admlnialrator prior to aald hearing Puldiratlon and aervlee al.ail bi* made a* provided by *l*lulo arid Court North along th. Ea*l .Ida uf the road 379 fret to a certain ditrb. thence F.avl 50 fret along tue North .id* ot aald ditch tor place of beginning, ibenre Eaalerly along lhe North aide ot aabl dltfh <>2 fe*t. ih*nr* North Ol« feet, thence Houthwe.lerly 6i>4 feel t.v a twin! 574 feet North of the place of be­ ginning. Ibenre Hunte 574 feel tp the ptaro uf Ireginumg. AI.MU be­ ginning at th* Norlliwe.t corner of th* Wigwam., according to Iho re­ corded plat thereivf. thence North Niwth^H^diwrvea Weal 2<>» feet, lhenre Routh 66 degree. Weal lo the • bore of Gun Lahr, theme Houther ly along .aid .here SUH feel more or !<•> to tbe place of beginning. ALKO. Ixil. 9. H‘. 11. 13. 13. 14 and the North one halt ot lxit 15 of Wigwam* Plat, areordlng to the recorded plat thereof; all of which I ahall eil-ove for .ale at public .ale. In the hlgheal bidder, at tbe ea*t door of lhe Harry Count) l o-jcb H«u*e at the City of Heating* in .aid County, that being the buildIng where lhe Circuit Court I. held In .aid County In which tho real rarate I* located, and that bring the plaee of holding lhe Clrcute Court ■ ilbln aald County, un ^ PUBLICATION OBDEB. Mato of Michigan. The Probalo Court fur thr Count) uf Herr*. Eatate ot Frank 1 tent., Iterea.rd. File So. i no • ri. r.' * t । _ Dated: December 13, I9U6 ! Philip 11 Milrliell. Judge of Pro Corltlght and Hoddy Attorney* "al Law ILmdelhotl llillldlng llavting*. Mlrhlgan 13/39 11.67, at II.<>•• AM. In the Iteobate CoMvIruuni Ita.ilug. Mlrhlgan. a hearing te held on pelltiona by Old Kehl Hank and Tvm*I Company. Tro*tee. for allowance of Ila Account* for lite year endeil 10/31/116 ot the • aid derra.rd tor the LriieSl uf Ho­ tel Lindale/, lter>l MrPrrk I'rai.doll and Carl A. Lent*. I*nl>li, alhrn and •mice •hall lie made a. provided by alalute and Date: DeveMber IB. I960 I'blllp 11. Mllrhell. Juilge of Pro­ lute. 1/5 PUBLICATION OBDEB. ~ Htale of Michigan. In the Probate In the Matter >-f the Eatate of. David A. Irwin. Dereeatd. Fite No. 14.6.10. . Il 1* Ordered that on March 1.1. 1067. al l» nil A M.. In thr Probate Cirartrmim. Halting*. Michigan, a hear ing be held al whirl* all rreditor* of aald dereaaeil are required to prove Ibeir rial in* and lielr* will te deter. Dated: November 4. 1966. f rodltor. mu.l «te awnru Merl 11. Campbell. Rherlff of lhe mined, rlaim* and *ervr a ropy mt David 1t'uvvitj of Harry. Michigan Irwin. Admlntelralov. It F it. No. 1. By; Richard Harnumc" Deputy ^eriir 12/32 Middleville, Michigan, prior to aald f.Tl£L%S,SBX‘, ' Defaalt having been made in the condition of a certain mortgage made the 6th day uf OeInter. 1061. e«erut ..d by HIllBLEY M WILKINS and DOROTHY Wtl.KINK. hu.band and wife, aa mortgagor*, tn RfVERBIDE CEMETERY COMPANY, a Michigan corporation, a* mortgagee, and record­ ed In the office of tha Herl.ter ot Demi* for Barrr County. Michigan, on Oifeber 10, 1061. in Liber 163 of Mortgage*, on page 476. on which made ft provided b) *talute and voutl rule _ _ Philip 'll. Mllrhell. Judge of Pro- Hiegel and Hnd*»n. kttnrneyi for Fiduciary l"3 W. Hlate Hl reel lla.llpg*. Michigan ■ 1/5 OBDEB -Gentcal. . State of Michigan. Tha Probate Court for lln County nt Harry. In the Matter ot the K.tatr of •nd unpaid at the date of tlvl* n'-tice Frwlaud J, Garltnger. Decvaaed. File tine Tknuvand Three Hundred Forty­ No 14.136. Eight and n|/l<K) 61.34* 01) Dollar* Il I* Ordered that a hearing bo teld on the itetitioii of Richard 51 Bauer, adminlatralor. tor allowanro of |,ie Inal araminl. Tue.da). Oroerti ter. 37, I960, al 111 A M In the Probalo Cwnrtroom. Haatlnga, Michiftated: Decemter 7. 19M. Philip H. Mitehell. Judge of Pro­ bate. U/33 fij S-iflfl* extend a worm CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 FREE PLANNING iS ; A* in yaors before, we HVICC______ !S Happy Holiday! m Y. FREE DESIGNING rdiU-r;!’ l juuun j ddi front d5or of the Court Hau*a In the City nf llaaUn**. that bring th. place fur holding tha Circuit Court for the t uuuty of Barry, there will be off.red tor aal* and *obl tn Uta hlgite.t bld­ tier, al public aueliou or vtndqo. for lhe purpo** of *ali>(rlng tha a«°dnla du* and unpaid upon arid MrUUrtogether with Intereal tboeoon at •...a (7'4) per a«al Iter 1914m. to­ gether with the legal .Oala aud r Large, ot *110. laeludlnf th* at torn* y PUBLICATION ORDER. Blate Of Mlrblaan The Probate Court fur lhe ("vahly ot Harr). LUdla Boar, Daiaavrd. Pile No. 1*.* 002. . Il la (lydere.l that * hearing ba held <,n the lotHlun ot libber* M Bauer, adualnlatrator. tor allowance ot SV-. L-.urtrwMM Ha .tinge. Michigan. Dated: December 7. I960. Philip il. Mlubell, Judge of Tro­ mortgage, Uio Igada sad proouaeo ia - 1 -............. . �Middleville ^arJ Jackton ■I nW the families' <3 PUBLIC FORUM !> Mrs. Maichele Mme* HOSPITAL Succumbs at Home Monday T Basketball Wheels Roll I During Holidays The Methodht Church has a potluck Christmas party at the “living creche" beginning Sunday and continuing each night until u Inait attractive Ctirlsjma* Eve. The diameter* with Christmas decorations on the Main Street. Chrlstmaa trees MMriNc, xro luovi In the window* and colored light* of One Hundred and Forty-two animals arc tlie sheep, cow and on tlie porches. Bert Gillette has donkey, the shed made of bales four tall evergreens with colored structlon of the Jail. of straw. The lighted seen* may lights to lhe top* of the trees. I..— ...I, r\9 ..I.«___ at 1 P-m. this Wednesday at the Bcveral Christmas creches in - —-------M Ringewold 504. Jerry Bmelker Rev. Gerald FL Batea officiat­ The Church School program u in the air. * Mr*. Lucille Getty 531. Don Bowen 515. Mika Rey-I Saturday* result*. ing with burial in ML Hope this Thursday at 7:30 pm. A Is having a Christmas dinner and ITU GRADE LEAGUE Fellowship hour follows. * Fri­ tree for her family. This includes 546. Al Rclglcr 511, Del Curtis day evening the young people go Bruin* 30 — Richie Adams and - ----- -----January caroling. This Thursday is the family, Mr. and Mr*. Rolland mon Warner 519. Family Night' supper and pro­ Cox and family and slstar-lnCnillenden 5. Tom Lyons 2, m unfit to house priaonera by a 8 landtags: Chrome Room 43W. gram. Christmas Eve Is the Can­ daughter, Stale Inspector, the supervisor* dlelight Service at 7 for the Mra Keith < Marton) LaFounyoung children and their parent* Don Popering and Beth. Mr. and and older adult* and young Mra Cha*. Baragar and family trying to ram the proposition mon. of III Middleville. who Is building a jail The fund waa I Lewi* 27. Marie Chase 12. BlU are to be Christmas guest* of preetdent of the Barry County | Burghdoff, Jeff Hoke and Oreg Sunday evening the Baptist their daughter and sister. Mr. Fair Board and five grandchil­ Church and Middleville Chapel Jail. dren. total balance , B3, HslUa UIU«,pU. HB. M—A Heath 15. Barry Haven* 14, Art had their Christmas programs. Plainwell. Christmas Day. Emr. R4. O.cre. W. MUItr. 11, Dave Hollister and The Methodist Church Choir Pin* Ins and Uldrlks-Newbert In In-­ Jerry Whitney n2. presented a Christmas Cantala nlng to have her family home Chrlstma* and until Jan. 3 when We elected our supervisor* to surance 34. Vld-VlUa Deve­ under the direction of their for Christina*. Dr. and Mrs. Hart he returns to Fort Leonard, Mo. run our county affairs, and they 7TH GRADE LEAGUE reux 304. Mavericks 28, Striker* * JUn VanderPoppen of Uic Uni­ Puffer and family from Hart, Mr versity of Michigan came home Wildcats 28—Ted Fitzgerald 15. 24 and King Pina 20. same evening. Bob Shaeffer led the field David Anderson 6, Brucs Tuller Tuesday to spend her vacation al our Medical Facility. We bad Rev. and Mra. Lindley Steere folk who worked against that. b. count. with 232-600, Benny Brown roll­ 4. Bob Gorham 2, Tom Steward and family of near Chicago will Flala and son. George, local. * with her parent* and family, Mr. 1; Irish 19—Bruce Hahn 9. Carl ed 193-536, Jim Durbin 188-531, and Mrs. Earl VanderPoppen. * spend next weekend with hl* Mr. and Mra. Paul Newman and Ray Pavlik 222-526. Arch Howard Norris 5. Don Myers 3, Mark The Rev. W. Glen Campbell, sons of Barlow Lake entertain daughter* ot Charlotte, Mr. and 188-530, Robert Denny 173-500, pastor of the First Baptist their family, Mr. and Mra. Leon Mrs. Dean Crldlcr and son, Wil­ Dave Makley 179-510, ~v Art w.uup Gallup \0. Doug Welton 7. Rteh Rohde, MIDDLEVILLE—Marcia BlMla, B2, 192-516, Dole Oasenlielmer 201- j0M! Hiruhosa and Andy Ree8 2: Cooley and son of Hastings and liam Arthur, of Portland and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Newman and and Mrs. Bob Wenger and tlx 510 • — Bob Shumway Arthur T. Kidder oiu and ano Jasper jasper Travis xravi* 185-503. u»-uuj. I Monkeys MIU H<u jBcob6 5. 2 children, local. The Christmas children of Middleville arc lo be R2 Hastings slonary from Halil, would speak dinner will be held at the home I Impoeaibtea 34 — Tom Robinson iy LaUtlUa, *21 ndtU Parker, 3: I 16. Ed McKeough 10. Ray Adams of their parent* and grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William CrldCARD OF THANKS AJBC BUNDAY SENIORS Branson MeUwdlst Hospital Thanks to all of tlie good la­ ler, for a, Christmas gathering. Rick VanDenburg 208-561, Wea Kalamazoo. Mlchlg-.m dle* of the\ Dowling Birthday Matteson. VanDcnburg 197-533. Dean LomS. Main. Juanita Rar tar, ; Mr*. Sarah Johnson will spend Glen Dean arc to entertain her 10, Mitch SC. Martin 7. Scott Club for tlie lovely Christmas box Phillip,. Dec. >4; Donna Ward bert 187-461, Bob Ritter 163-467, Proteatant Mission Field of fruit, nut*, home-made candy lhe Christmas hojlday* with hex family. Julius Potts. Mr. and To the Editor: Ron Wyngarden 158-450 and daughter and family, Mr. and her friend* Ln the Conserva ­ and cookies. Such kindness will 6TH GRADE LEAGUE I am writing for Dr. Edward Mr*. Ralph Finkbelner and Mr. Shirley VanDenburg 168-439. Mr*. Milton Perry and other always be remembered. Thanks and Mra. James Robertson and Riggs Jotinson. Dr. Johnson wtnt tive Baptist Haiti Ml^on SoSaxon* tt — Brian Smith 12. Standing*: Hastings Bowl 30, relative* In Swarts Creek. * Mr. Alex Pott*, Monday, Dec. 26. again to one and all. into the Flrat National Bank of VKBMOMTVILLa — Hastings SiieU 26. Team 3. 25 Dennis Acker 6. Bill Eastman 4; and Mra. Bob Bender and family The society L\ directed by her Dai. IB; Kallla B Mrs Wesley Edmonds Mra. Vina Carl Is having dif­ Kalama zoo, Friday. December 16. Wolverine* •. Spartans 16—Oaof had their Christmas celebration ficulty with an ulcer on her leg to send ills annual registration to Goodyear 10. Don Hoffman 4: with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. which Is quite painful at times. * the State Board of Health. He took bull and operate* a hospital with CARD OF THANKS Cox, In Pontiac. Sunday. * Mr. We want to thank our chil­ and Mrs Alon Graffmlller and Word ha* been received from a taxi to return to Mt. Olivet St. four dispensaries, run* moun­ Baltimore Rams Nancy Ellis Is home for the Wolfe and Gary Nicholson 2. dren. relatives and friends who Bic of Kalamazoo are to spend Mra. Lucy Bowen, who stopped and In getting out. fell and is tain schools for 3,000 children STH GRADE LEAGUE term ureas si wmu tuxi oar­ Have Yule Party helped make our 50th anniver­ Christmas afternoon and evening to spend Thanksgiving with her now In Bronson Hospital with a and docs extensive relief work. ___ their I barbara will be home next week The Baltimore Rmu held sary a memorable day and for with her folks, Mr. and Mra. El­ daughter and family, that site fractured hip. With a clinical his­ Chrtotma* party’ JZonday evening. I Borge*. Hospital whm she Roger Ruh 2. tory of Diabetes Meili tls which he the First BaptlM Church at all the nice gift* and cards we ton Lawrence. .___ ' . , ।__ 1* In her last year of tralnlns. to Florida home until she was In has had for tlirce years, he feels Plainwell at tho 9:45 oun. Sun­ received. Again we say 'Thanks.'' Mr. and Mrs. Milton Larson Keith Waters 2. Rory Weak 1; day school and for tho 11 am. The Cliarles Hammonds and family and Mr. and Mra. better health. Her daughter, Mrs. that hl* prognosis U fair. Saxon* t—Jeff Morrill 1. William Smith and family, live Dr. Johnson would welcome let­ Children's Church and over diange and lota to eat made up I Daren,z- lhc William EIUms. Robert Rugg and family, all of In Lafayette, Ind. She will re­ ters from any old friend* In Mid­ tlxi enjoyable evening. The next CARD OF THANKS Grand Rapids, were Invited as main until after Christmas. * Monday, Dec. 26. al 1 pm. Merry Christmas and Thank You | pre pre -- unrutmas Christmas guest* guest* oi of uieir their Dalpii' Winkler, who had serious dleville, and. since he is tho last To friends, neighbors nnd parents. Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*, surgery at the Ferguson-Droste- of the generation, lie would par­ Mr. and Mra. Charles A. Fuller relatives for the many act* of; Gary Vansickle and sons of Ferguson Hospital In Grand Rap­ ticularly like the Beiler Company kindness shown us through tills Wyoming were guest* of the ids, returned home Wednesday. * of Middleville to be informed of are entertaining hex sister and Mrs. Ear) Engle was a Sunday past year. To friends taking home folks, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kaechele hl* mishap. He has also asked family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sin­ Rennie to doctors, after grocer - < Vansickle, Sunday. * Mra Hazel were visiting their daughter and that lhe Chicago Tribune and the clair and son, Larry, on Christ- dinner guest of her son and family, the Vernon Engles. les and helping us here at home, i Derrick called on Mrs. Baird at family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Green. Newiuiven Register be fienl copies uf any news articles about him You hove eased so many of our ” •• • — —- in • --• the -Medical Facility Hastings, In Dowagiac recently when Mr. that may be published In your problem* and worries. May Ood Wednesday afternoon. Kaechele became quite 111, which bless all of you. Vern Llctka and sister. Miss necessitated them to shorten Dr. Johnson wishes you and Mra. Kathryn and Rennie McOlocklln Winnie Llctka, went to Coloma their visit. Partlngon best holiday greetings. Sunday to bring back Mr*. Vem Milton Kcrmcen, who had a Very truly yours. CARD OF THANKS Llctka who had been visiting her hernia operation at Pennock We would like to thank Pen­ sister the past week. * The Ken­ Hospital, returned home Satur­ for Dr. Johnson nock Hospital, nurse*. Dr. Mor­ neth Schondelmayer new home day. * We are sorry lo relate rell. Rev. Borgman. Rev. Carey, on Irving Road is almost com­ that Mrs. Flora Pferdesteller. ZZ 55. Full price $47.77 our relatives, friends, neighbors pleted. * Mra. Dick Dean left who I* living with Mr. and Mrs. and the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Wednesday evening for Japan. Jack Pennington on 3400 9. Home for their many act* of She will visit a college chum and Broadway. Hastings, is not tod 100 OFF RETAIL PR ICE ON THE kindness during our recent be­ husband and her husband. Dr. well at tills writing. 'fly Mrs. Albert Green FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE Dick Denn of VletNam. will be reavement. able to have a five-day furlough The Family of Wm. J. Plank to be with her part of the two 3 - Universal Dial-Stitch Betty Aller, had her car leave the road and go over the bank Zig-Zags O’Hare Airport Wednesday eve­ o<f\the Bissell farm Sunday ning and arrived In Japan the fly Mra. Leland Hammond morning. It damaged Iut car nnd We whh for good thing® to come Portables & Cabinet Models next momlng, due'to tlie differ­ oruisea. * sirs. rTimcia ence In time. into your life — and remain 1 Model A-24 Zig-Zag Mra, Margie Baird and chll’ Storknn and sons, Leo and The Albert Corporation has . ... the blessed season’s discontinued building houses at drcn of Clearwater. Fla., spent Charles, attended a Christmas with 24 Drop-In Cams the Middleville Downs for a time. a few days last week with her dinner with the Starkan fam\ gifts of serene good will, Bt lht; homc of Mr- itnd Mra A Mr. and Mrs. James Habegger stster. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ham- ; I - Model No. 380 Zig-Zag moral.---* .— Mita --------Karen---------Doster------and- OUver Peteraoru at Aho. are building a new home on-------Mr. and Mra. George Hom. Jr. Portable Green Lake Road. They bought James Wicker, Jr. are spending lhe farm formerly owned by Mr. the holidays with their parent* nnd family of Kalamazoo spent 2-Model No. HA-1 Straight end Mrs. Gotlelb Finkbelner. * •The “‘former -------- ----------- college —•in ­ Sunday with Mr. nd Mra. Mar­ attends Mrs. Carole Olds of Alba was a Kalamazoo and the latter, Ferris shall Tripp. * Archie Burd, and Stitch Portables weekend guest of her sister and । Institute in Big Rapids. husband. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest I Pvt. ScoU Doster recently met at tile Ray Burd txxnc in 1 - Sonola Chord Organ Marahbanks. * Merrill Llctka of spent a week with hl* parent*. Chrtslnut* get-to-gethcr. Mrs. Oaylord spent a few days last , MT 1 Kingston Vacuum Cleaner Mr. ano and ,-nra. Mra. vjourgc George B. uqbict Dooter.. - ————. ~ ; lie returned lo Fort Bill. Okla Ro3r Burd and sonof Mr. and Mr*. Russell Bender * Mr. and Mrs Smart Hammond WILL TAKE TRADE-INS on the Unit* Listed Above. thcr,‘ Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd, Mr. and sons had Christmas with family from I^slL,_._--------- - ncT ou- an(1 >lra tlrl and Mrs. Albert Green spent Sat­ NO MONEY DOWN — NO PAYMENTS TIL FEB on Monday afteZchrlslms* W A[Unu of Btaonungdale. Sun- urday evening at the Tietz home or 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH Mr. and Mr*. Robert Booth and | day. while their parent* attended the family are to be Christmas guests party at the Highlander restaur­ of her folks, Mr. and Mrs. For­ ant * Clarence Mayo of Battle rest Laug of Spring Lake. Creek called on his uncle. Al­ Call WI 5-3481 Mrs. William Sweet and Mrs. ' be.-t Green. Monday. 945-9647 235 W. State Doris Brog went to Livonia Fri­ 142 E. Stote St. day to spend over Christmas witl) Mr. and Mr*. Albert Simmons Hartings ‘Grandma Moses’ Al Orangeville Church Sunday Card of Thanks » Santa SALE! Hubbard Hills ’50 CHRISTMAS Lent Corners ...Santa recommends A QUIET, FISHIN’ MERC for the angler this Christmasl If you hov» on onjlor In Iho houit, a now fiihin' Mort will make lhe ported gift for thriftma*. So quiof, Iho fiih 'll never hoot him coming. Combine tho new liloal treatment with Jot-Prop oihaurt and thootprool propeller drito and you hove the period outdoor companion. Come on in ond see Iho now fiihin" Merci; 19, 6, 9.1, and 20 H.F. . Wheeler's Marine Service Nashville, Mich. Ph. OL 3-2851 respectively. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fox and family are to be New Year's guest* of Mr. and Mra Herbert Thorpe of Kalamazoo. * Mr. and Mra. Bob Bender and family. Mr. and Mra. Ear) Pull­ man of Clarkston. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Tabor end family of Flint are to spend New Year's Day with their parent*, Mr. and Mra Russell Bender. Mr. and Mra. Glen Dean called on h!s mother, Mrs. Martha Dean, at Clark Memorial Home and found her about the^ame. * The Floral Garden Club held their Christmas party al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fil­ ling ham. Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pickard and family are living In their newly built home on Arthur Court. Mrs. Tillie Finkbelner attended the Christmas gathering of her family at the home of her son, Dr. and Mra. Wayne Finkbelner of Caledonia, Sunday. Her daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Seller and family of Wyandotte left Monday for Florida for a short vacation. -» Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spiker and daughter of Gladstone arc to arrive to visit her mother. Mrs. Dora While, RUTLAND TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE Personal and Property taxes may be paid at my home, 102 N. Tanner Lake Road, any day except Wednesday during the month of December. Dog licenses also available — $2.00 each. "We're As Near As Your Telephone" SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide-Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference \~ ' ~~~ ~ . Automobile & Machinery Appliance & General Repair Roy C. Fuller, Treasurer WATCH AND DIAMOND RING] REPAI R — Expert workmanship. I Join the Ski-Doo families (they're having fun all winter long) Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. Stale | St. Phone Wl 5-5316. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM i AND CARPET REPAIR — Hs*- { ting* Floor Covering, 123 W. State. Wl 5-5118. re*u Services, M37 So.', Wl 5­ 2223. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repsir* *nd sharpening. Siw ' “ pjrts and supplies. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV- GAMBLES REPAIR OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brother* Rm. PiwM Wl s-iou—Wl S-l SHERWOOD-STACK State Farm Iniuranca AUTO — Fill BONDS Swanson I naw rance Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Agency for INSURANCE All Forms of Insurance and Bondi JlkRY ANDRUS Cleaned. Repaired. ice. 2IB N. Jefferson. Phone Wl 5-5176. VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- come see, come drive the sensational new ski-daa. Stafc Rd Phone Wl 5-2123. ICE — 24 hour Service (black SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tree- Business Directory ALL GRADES WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Elwln Bender I* spending his furlough with hl* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Bender, over appliances. Call 945- MEMORIAL MONUMENTS KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. Stale Concrete Product* GET YOUR READY-MIX from the COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVCUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXBarry County Ready Mix Co. ICE—Firat clast work. Call Wl Phone Wl 5-2123. 5-5OS5, Burkey Sslet and Serv- RADIATORS MARINE GIFTS Hastings Sewing Center E. I. CARPENTER CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE- Fabrics >n Barry County. Kirsch Miicellaneoua HAVE S'OUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN- Beverwyk’* Color Center. 221 in our new budding at 124 N. TROPHY CENTER—Plu* special­ Redie. Tetevieiea Retoirieg ised engraving of all kind*. Gll- 5-5052. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO SERVICE LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- Buiiiurat Service* Offered ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — thorixed Dealer (or Wheel Horv* Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water •nd supplies. Kelley Electric E, L. Csrpsnler Hsrdws>e. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ System! Sold, imralled. serviced. ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Phone Wl 512700 after 5 p.m. 5381. son Phone Wl 5-9187. Hasting*. . _ __ WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE BOB SKBLTONS PUna OS 2-3352 Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to be Listed in This Weekly Service end Repair Guide �■a le ■ •OO Bteere. ftanday he vffi occu- &«-£*! <1 PUBLIC FORUM [> jtb • poUuck at th* tbi I tfss#&2=S • poUuck ChrUtau Christmas party party at a I Bunday T-K ght until u attractive with Chxutmas dacoraliona on t. JOMph th* Main Street Christmas trees rdi. 'Ill* in tlie window* and colored lights on the porches Bert Gillette has four tall evergreen* with colored atructlon of the JalL lights to the tops of the tree*. hte from Several Christmas creches In junds. yards. The spirit of Christmas te in the air. ♦ Mra. Lucille Getty te having a Christmas dinner and tree for her family. This includes people go January. Our supervisor* with fortslghl y ia the family. Mr. and Mr*. Rolland and good judgement. eatabUabed Cox and family and *l*ter-tnthe Can­ Blau Inspector, the supervisor* the fund tor that very purpoee. tor the r parent* Don Popering anil Beth, Mr. and 1 young Mr*. Chas. Baragar and family trying to ram the proposition building are to be Christmas guests 'of Baptist their daughter and sister. Mr. after buying the six-acre site, • Chapel there remains a total balance quarrel with the need for a Jail, irogranu Plainwell. Christmas Day. Mra. Chaa. Baughman te plan­ Cantata ning to hav* her family home Christmas and unUl Jan. 3 when We elected our supervisor* to of their for Christmas, Dr. and Mrs. Hart he returns to Fort Leonard. Mo. run our county affairs, and they Jan VanderPoppen of the Uni­ are doing a good Job. Go look iar, lhe Puffer and family from Hart, Mr. versity of Michigan came home and Mra. Chas. Baughman of Tuesday to spend her vacation at our Medical Facility. We had folk who worked against that, Wayland and Mr. and Mr*. Joe cago will Flala and son. George. locaL h with her parents and family. Mr. too. Our supervisors nave proved •lUl hte Mr. and Mr* Paul Newman and and Mr*. Earl VanderPoppen. * son* of Barlow Lake entertain daughter* of Charlotte, Mr. and tbelr family, Mr. and Mr*. Leon Mrs. Dean Cridler and son, Wil­ Cooley and son of Hasting* and liam Arthur, of Portland and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David Newman and and Mr*. Bob Wenger and six Arthur T. Kidder children, local. The Christmas children of Middleville are to be R2 Hastings dinner will be held at the home Christmas guests of their par­ ot their parents and grandpor- ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Crid­ Biunum Metlaxlist Hospital good laler, for a. Christmas gathering, Kalamazoo, Michigan Blrthday Matteeon. December 18, 1966 Mrs. Sarah Johnson will spend Glen Dean are to entertain her Unas box le candy the Christmas holidays with her family. Julius Potu, Mr. and To the Editor: I am writing for Dr. Edward ncss will daughter and family. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Finkbelner and Mr. Thanks Mr*. Milton Perry and other Riggs Jotuuon. Dr. Johnaon wait relatives In Bwarta Creek. * Mr. Alex PotU, Monday. Dec. 26. Into the First National Bank of and Mr*. Bob Bender and family imonds Mr*. Vina Carl te having dif­ Kalamaxoo, Friday, December 16. had their Christmas celebration ficulty with an ulcer on her leg to send lite annual registration to with her parents,Mr. and Mr*. which te quite painful at times. * the State Board of Health. He took Cox. in Pontiac, Bunday. * Mr. hit chll- and Mr*. Alan GrafTmlUer and Word hu been received from a taxi to return to Mt. Olivet SL nds who Irlc of Kalamazoo are to spend Mrs. Lucy Bowen, who stopped ugj in getting out, fell and te annlver- Christmas afternoon and evening to spend Thanksgiving with her now in Bronson Hospital with a and for with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. El­ daughter and family, that she fractured hip. With a* clinical his­ tory of Diabetes Melilite which he ton Lawrence. Florlda home until she was in Ims had for three year*, he feels Mr. and Mra. Milton Larson nmonds and family and Mr. and Mr*. better health. Her daughter, Mr* that hte prognosis te fair. WiUiam Smith and family, live Dr. Johnson would welcome let­ Robert Rugg and family, all of In Lafayette, Ind She will re­ ters from any old friends in Mid­ Grand Rapids, were Invited as main until alter Christmas, w dleville, and. since he te the last imk — You pre - Christmas gueate of lheir Dalph Winkler, who had serious of the generation, lie would par­ rs and, parents, Sunday. * Mr. and Mr* surgery at the Ferguson-Droste- ticularly like the Beller Company acts of । Gary VanBlckle and sons of Ferguson Hospital in Grand Rap­ ugh lilts I Wyoming were gueate of the ids. returned home Wednesday. * of Middleville to be informed of . taking *home -------J folk*. Mr. and Mr*. Ear)• Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kaechele hte mishap. He has also luked - grocer- Vansickle. Sunday. * Mra Hazel ,were visiting their daughter and that the Chicago Tribune and the at home. Derrick called on Mr*. Baird at <family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Green. New Imven Register be sent copies y of our the Medical Facility in Hastings, ।In Dowagiac recently when Mr. that may be published in your ■lay God Wednesday afternoon. Kaechele became quite ill, which paper. Vern Llctka and steter. Miss necessitated , them to shorten Dr. Johnson wishes you and Mrs. iQlocklin Minnie Lictka, went to Coloma ।their visit. Partingon best holiday greetings. Sunday to bring back Mrs. Vern Milton Kermeen. who had a Very truly yours. Lictka who had been visiting her hernia । operation at Pennock Mis* M Kiger 8N nk Pen- sister lhe past week. « The Ken- ,Hospital, returned home Satur­ for Dr. Johnson neth Schondelmayer new home day. ‘ * We arc sorry to relate t. Carey, on Irving Road te almost com- ,that Mrs. Flora Pferdesteller, lelghbors pleted. * Mr*. Dick Dean left ,who te living with Mr. and Mrs Funeral Wednesday evening for Japan. Jack Pennington on 3400 S. She will visit a college chum and ' cent be- husband and her husband. Dr. well nt this writing. 3By !Hn. Albert Green Dick Dean of VietNam. will be able to have a five-day furlough ' Plank to be with her part of the two Betty Allen had her car leave weeks she te In Japan. Stic left the road and go over the bunk O’Hare Airport Wednesday eve­ on the Bl«U farm Sunday ning and arrived In Japan the By Met. Leland Hammond morning It damaged her car and next morning, due'to th* differ­ ence In time. .... Albert Corporation has Mra. Margie Baird and chll- Storkan The Charles, attended a Christmas dteoonllnued building houses at dren of Clearwater. Fla. spent t-nanes. the Middleville Downs for a lime a few days last week with her dinner with the Storkan fam* Mr. and Mrs. James Honegger steter. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hamare building a new homAy-Mr mond. a Mias Karen Doster and Oliver Petersons at Allo. Mr. and Mrs. George Horn. Jr. Green Lake Road. They bought James Wicker. Jr. are spending the farm formerly owned by Mr. the holidays with their parents and family of Kalamaroo spent and Mrs. Gollelb Finkbelner. * TTie former attends college In Bunday with Mr. nd Mrs. Mar­ Mrs. Carole Olds of Alba was a Kalamazoo and the tetter. Ferris shall Tripp * Archie Burd, and Mr. and Mis. Roderick Tietz weekend guest of her sister and institute In Big Rapids. husband. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest wt. ScoU Doster recently Marshbanks. * Merrill Lictka of spent a week with hte parents. Nashville Sunday for a preChrtslnuis gvt-to-gclbcr. Mrs Gaylord spent a few days test jjr fcnd Mra. George B Doster, week with the Vern Lictkas. He returned to Fort 8111. Okte. Ro«- Burd nnd son. Danny of Mr. and Mrs Russell Bender * w ftnii Stuart Hammond Mr and Mrs are to be host and hostess to her luul Christmas with family from Leslie and Jackson p^-ents, Mr and Mra. Carl and Mrs. Albert on Monday after Christmas. < Adjuna of Bloomingdale, Sun- urday evening at the Tietz home Mr. and Mrs Robert Booth and (la.. . while their parents attended the famllv _ family are tn to )■/» be Chrlfttmax Christmas ftlMll guests party at the Highlander rn>taurof her folks. Mr. and Mrs. For­ ant * Clarence Mayo of Battle rest Laux of Spring Lake. Creek called on his uncle. Al­ Cali WI 5-3481 Mrs. William Sweet and Mra bert Green. Monday. Doris Brog went lo Livonia Fri­ day to spend over Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simmons and Mr. and Mra. Earl Patterson, respectively * Mr. and Mra. Roy RUTLAND TOWNSHIP Fox and family are to be New inks Mrs. Maichele PENNOCK HOSPITAL Succumbs at Home Monday admittah cm I; ........ H*»ti>8» Owvasr W <a W Funeral services (or Mrs. HASTINGS MTO. LEAGUB Tha "Y" basketball wheels got gun Tuesday firing 2-9-585. K*u .Inhn GorodenrVwraten- rolling Saturday momlng and Beckwith 225-558, John ski 2O4-J56, Jack Bmlih 515, Dick will continue this Saturday in both Hastings High gyms. Saturday'* reeuits: 531. Don Bower* 515. Mika Rey­ nolds 204-513. Roy Carlson 203­ mi GRADE LEAGUE 546, Al Rcigter 511. Del Curtis CoUn Hay Elite 8. Paul mon Warner 519 Cruttenden 5. ' Rev. Gerald It Balm officiat­ ing with burial In ML Hope fading health prioi Bbe la survived by a daughter, Mra Keith < Marton) LaFountalne of Royal Oak: a son. Si­ mon. of Rl Middleville, who te praHdent of the' Barry County Fair Board and five grandchll- Courthouse Service 34%. LeftCkurck, Dve. 14; CyntUs' Btaavlt. *t>« E. Bond. BulM MsrxKalS E 29 s. Of fide 29. Prauers 29, Chargers 25 and Tough Guys and Macliino Room 24. Standing*: ‘Grandma Moses’ At Orangeville Church Sunday The Rev. W Olm Campbell, pastor of tiw Ftnt Baptist Church at Orangeville, lias annour.ocd that Mrs Bertha "Gran- LAKE ODESSA — DUiy RioM. 132J y»Ml. D« IS; MrrUa R. CoUUr. KIDDLE VILLE- M»:cte BIM1«, ar. Wllllxm n®H Huai, 101 W. Mila, slonary from Halil, would apeak at tho Orangeville Church at 6 NASHVILLE Herbert Thorpe of Kalamazoo. * mas! ia ths >rc will Christ- ropolleY perfect Mmuj nne man of Clarkston. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Tabor and family of Flint are to spend New Year’s Day with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Russell Bender. Mr. and Mrs Glen Dean called Dean. at Clark Memorial Home and found her about the same. * Th* Floral Garden Club held lingham. Wednesday. * Mr. and Mrs Donald Pickard and family are living in their newly built home on Arthur Court. Mra. Tillie Finkbelner attended the Chftetma* gathering of her family at the home of her son. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Finkbelner of Caledonia, Sunday. Her daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Seiler and family of Wyandotte left Monday for Florida for a short vacation. *■ Mr. and Mr* Paul Spiker and daughter of Gladstone are to arrive to visit TAX NOTICE Personal and Property taxes may be paid at my home, 102 N. Tanner Lake Road, any day except Wednesday during the month of December. Dog licenses also available — $2.00 each. bert 187-461, Bob Ritter 153-467. 10. MiUh BL Martin 7. Scott BaMrt u»« w»w«r». _ Ron Wyngarden 158-450 and 8 UNFIELD — Bulk Wortivoa. 29« Shirley VanDenburg 168-439. STH GRADE LEAGUE Saxons 22 —Brian Smith 12. SiaAdtegs: Hastings Bowl 30, VEBMOHTVILLB — Jama Hastings Shell 26, Team 3. 25 Dennis Acker 6. BUI Eastman 4; The society te directed by her wins; Renner Rord 7, and Team Wolverines «. Spartans 14-Gsof Goodyear 10. Don Hoffman 4; bull and operates a hospital with four dlspensarieo, runs moun­ Baltimore Rams Wolfe and Gary Nicholson 2. Nancy Ellis is homo for the tain schools for 3.000 children STH GRADE LEAGUE term break at WMU and BarHave Yule Party and docs extensive relief work. Panther* 4—»Robert Main 4; The Baltimore Baltimore Ram, Ram, held held their “tb*™ »U1 be home next week The Wolverine* 2 — Roger Rush 2. the First Baptist Church at is in her last year of training, to Plainwell at tho 9:45 am. Bun­ day school and for the 11 am Pcnnlngton. Games, gift ex­ spend the holidays with their Keith Waters 2. Rory West 1; Saxons 2—Jeff Morrill 1. Children's Church and over change and lots to eat made up parents, the William Ellises. WKZO-TV "Accept" program on the enjoyable evening. The next live Baptist Haiti Mlsteon So- Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fuller are entertaining her sitter and Mrs. Earl Engle was a Bunday family. Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Sin­ clair and son. Larry. on Chrtet- dinner guest of her son and family, the Vernon Engles. ZZ 55. Full price >47.77 |00 OFF U7CHRISTMAS good things lo come life — and remain . the blested season's gifts of serene good will, peace and joy, abiding love. ’50 RETAIL PR ICE ON THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE 3 - Universal Dial-Stitch Zig-Zags Portables & Cabinet Models I - Model A-24 Zig-Zag with 24 Drop-In Cams I - Model No. 380 Zig-Zag Portable 2-Model No. HA-1 Straight Stitch Portables i - Sonola Chord Organ I - Kingston Vacuum Cleaner WILL TAKE TRADE INS on the Uniti Li.ted Above. NO MONEY DOWN — NO PAYMENTS TIL FEB. or 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH E. L. CARPENTER 142 E. Stote St. Hastings Sewing Center 945 9647 235 W, State |^B "We're As Near As Your Telephone" w! SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide - Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Automobile & Machinery WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR —Expert workmsmhlp. and other relatives, Dec. 23. W El win Bender I* spending hte furlough wtth hte parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bender, over Santa SALE! Appliance & General Repair (they're having fun all winter long) Head Lewis 27. Mark Chase 12. Bill Burghdoff. Jeff Hoke and Oreg Dennison 2. Racer* 44 —Newell Heath 15. Barry Haven* 14. Art Merrill 11. Dave Hollister and Jerry Whitney 2. ‘ 7TH GRADE LEAGUE WUdcala 23—Ted Fitzgerald 15. David Anderton 6. Bruc* Tuller 4. Bob Gorham 2. Tom Steward 1; Irish 19—Bruce Hahn 9. Carl Norris 5. Don Myers 3. Mark Protestant Mlaaioa Field" by Roy C. Fuller, Treasurer Join the Ski-Doo families Roller* 34. Steve Goodyear 14. Steve Cheno­ weth 7. Jim Bowerman 5 and surancc 34. Vid-Villa 33%, Deve­ reux 30%, Mavericks 2B, Striker* 24 and King Pina 20. Bob Shaeffer led the field with 232-609. Benny Bruwn roll­ ed 193-530. Jim Durbin 1B6-531. Ray Pavlik 222-526. Arch Howard 188-530. Robert Denny 173-500. Dave Makley 179-510. Art Gallup 10. Doug Welton 7, Rich Rohde. 192-5IB. Dale Oaaenhelmer 201­ Jose HinshoM and Andy Reed 2; Monkey* 9 — Bob Shumway 5. 510 a^d Jasper Trevi* 185-503. , Mike Had and Mike Jacoba 2. Impoaaibtea 34 — Tam Robinson 16. Ed McKeough 10. Ray Adams AJBC SUNDAY SENIORS Rick VanDenburg 200-551. Wes Hubbard Hills Lent Corners ‘V BasketbaH Wheels Roll During Holidays St. Phone Wl 5-5316. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV- 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ ice, 218 N. Jefferson. KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. Slate Concrete Products CUSTOM GRINDING AND J^IX- GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Phone Wl 5-2123. to your specifications. F resu Service*, M37 So., Wl 5­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND 2223. i AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Repair* and sharpening. Saw State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. part* snd supplte*. McCulloch COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV. e e ice —24 hour Service (black State. Wl 5-5H8. Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. and white). Jacob* Pmcnpbon Pharmacy. Phon* Wl 5-2466. Miicelloneoua RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Recored. Burkey Sale* and SentGAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All 1 I O KI OKwM CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CENWl 5-5176. Fabrics in Barry County. Klrjch appliance*. Call 945-2317. rods. Inttallation and Hanging. 221 W. Mill. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracBeverwyk's Color Center. 221 CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR — Hat- VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR- in our new building at 124 N. TROPHY CENTER—Plu* *pecial- Rodio,’Television Rapairins MENIS >N I 3-1*11 SHERWOOD-STACK •nc« k* Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl 5-5052. Phone 945-5316. Agency for INSURANCE ROBERT W. STACK. Owa rance il Electric. 222 S. Jefferson. All Form* of Insurance and Bondi JI It RY ANDRUS come see, come drive the sensational new ski-dao. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- BuiincM Service* Offered thorizsd Dealer for Wheel Horsn PUMP SERVICE—Sis-Rite Water System! Sold. irarallsd. serviced 5381. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES ANO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — •nd suppl>«*. Kaltey Electric TV’S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ Service 524 M,ddl«ville Rd.. ERS REPAIRED—Central Rad»o Phone Wl 512700 after 5 p.m., wn Phone Wl 5-9187. Hastings. WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING SNOWMOBILE BOB SKILTON* Call 945-3481 If You Would Like tq be Listed in Thi* Weekly Service end Reyoie Guido �H hSTINGS BASNER Mrs. Fender, Past Resident of Woodland. Dies • rd the A. B C ChrWmaa dinner at the home of Melvin Smith home near Delton Friday night. Freeport Friday evening visitors of Mr nnd Mra. Garry Kidder at Cale­ donia. * Mr. and Mra. Charles Geiger were Bunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Gust Wlngier of Ru-sell Price. * Mr. and Mra. North Lowell They were supper ml. _ _____> Wlngeler. also of North Lowell. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Grinnell Jacoba in Hastings « Mr. and Mra Vernon Smith and Vickey were Sunday dinner guests of her home tn Battle Creek Wed- of Hastings were Sunday supper Mr. and Mrs Eldon Grinnell Mr. and Mra. J. D. Grinnell and fam­ ily of Algonquin Lake were eve­ Chapel. Lake Odessa Humphrey. 8r and Mr. and Mra ning visitors of the Floyd OrtnRev. Isaac Osgood officiated Robert Humphrey of Freeport nells * Mra. Ida Fox of Alto with interment In the Woodland and Mr. and Mra. Steve Newtxeker of Harris Creek were sup- Ellzat'-th Overholt. * Mr. and Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Chuck Walt and famllv of She was bom In Tiffan. Ohio. Hartings were -Saturday visitors Sept 28. 1879. the daughter of Neubecker of Alto of Mr. and Mra. Richard Shoe­ Buxbani Newton of Grand bridge. * Mr. and Mra. Burton She married Peter Fender In Rapids spent the weekend with Nelson of Mason spent Sunday 1896 al Woodland. her parents. * S 4 Keith Newton at the Shoebridge home *Mr. came home Friday to spend going to Battle Creek in 1953. Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. DcFornrt Shoebridge nnd children of Hastings were He died in 1955 and Mrs Howell Newton. He Is to Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Surviving are three daughjera. return the 29th. ♦ Robert Clum Mra. Gerald (Wlnefrcdi Salis­ came home Sunday to spend a Richard Shoebridge. * Mra. Ei­ bury. Mra. Cleo Bawdy and Mra week with his parents. Mr. and ther Sachette of Battle Creek visited Mr. Al. Church at the Samuel (Betty) Parker of Battle Mra. Clair Clum. Shoebridge home Sunday. Creek: three sons. Wilbur Fen­ Mr. nnd Mra Al Barnard and S/4 Gene Thaler of Washing­ der of Kalamaroo and Arlo and sons and Ralph Moore visited ton. D C, Is spending the holi­ Merlin of Battle Creek. 13 grandchildren, and several great Nursing home In Battle Creek days with his parents. Mr and Mrs Howard Thaler He will re­ grandchildren Sunday. * Ralph Moore atlendport for work at Indianapolis, Ind. ♦ The John Thaler fain­ tly enjoved a pre-Chrlsunas din­ ner at the Masonic Temple SunKldder of Rives Junction were Sunday -visitors of Mr. and Mra. Howard, Thaler. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eckert entertained with n pre-Chrlfitnuts dinner Sunday. Guests were Kalamaroo. Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Demmlng and family of Alconauln Lake nnd Mra. Rava Benson of Hastings * Mr. and Mra. Allen Fish called on Mra. Vern Yalrger. George Brownell 'cvcozocy.scz This Year Give a LIVING GIFT POINSETTIA The Traditional Christmas Flower. Our hardy hybrids will give the recipient enjoyment long after the holidays are post . , We'll Send Them Anywhere IF YOU HAVE NOTHINGMORE TO GIVE THAN A SINCERE GREETING, YOU'RE GIVING A LOT Member - F.T.D. You always get more than you pay for when you make a purchase here be­ cause we back up every ‘Harm and Betty's sole with courteous serv­ hasting£jflower shop ice. Please accept our sincere wishes for a VERY Discount Flowers 206 E. State St. Ph. 945-5952 MERRY CHRISTMAS! FLOOR COVERING y~■ l«a,94S-Sii B_^ 123 W. STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICH Rites Thursday For Mrs. Mulliken At Lake Odessa CHURCHES By Mr«. Syiean Tagg Uiawrttt. 7«S-J2U. Mra. Gertie Thompson nnd Mrs Edna PonU.-u- were Sunday EVANGF.LICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Phono Wl ® Wl s-wss Office hours Tueaday through Friday by appointment. 9:55 am. Bunday school. Leon Wert. Bupt. Nursery. CJaaees. mon: "Redeemer^ Birth.' for Mra Kathlaen Mulliken. M. at the Pickens Chanel at lake Odessa this Thursday at 1.90 pjn. with the Rev. Richard Vandma-eh « lb? Methodirt Church officiating. Burial will be In Riverside C«ne- rector. Gerald OaUvth. Mra. Mulliken died -at 9:10 B-IU. ——■ ----- —Junior Mary's Hospital In Grand Rapids teachers meeting In the junior where she had been admitted on Saturday. department al the church. 10 am. Momlng group. Bill HASTINGS HELPED—The Medical Unit Self-contained Transportable (MUST) new hoepita! equipment being med in Vietnam provides the latest and most efficient medical equipment for the care of the soldier. The MUST system hu three baslo parte: expand­ able shelters housing completely equipped operating rooms, centralised material service Hastings' Flexfab Corporation produced large duels for the hospital. I and Mrs. Jack Simpson at But- ' Tuesday callers at the Jay Wing Past Resident, Paul R. Foley, Dies Sunday Denmlng and Mrs Carrie Cook Wing of Woodland. * Mr. and in Grand Rapids Sunday. * Mr. | Mra Arthur Clinton wera^Wcdand Mrs. Allen Fish called on Mrs Gertrude Wore. Ralph Mrs. David Reigler of Carlton StoctMand Mr. and Mra. Melvin Court in Lowell Saturday. * El- Clintorw were Sunday dinner wln King of Ionia waa a Satur­ day caller of Mra. Minnie King Clinton at Middleville In the af­ Funeral services for Paul R. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. ternoon they all • attended the Foley. 71. who died at his home Mr. and Mrs. Robert King and Thomapplc Kellogg Jr. Christ- nt 301 Conant Terrace Ln Grand Rapids Sunday morning, were to family of Lowell were Bunday also called on Mr. and Mra. Don Mra. Charles King. * Mr. and Clinton and family also of Mid­ v-| Mrs. Royal Good of Delton Sun­ dleville. Douglas Brofont of Bownc day enjoyed a pre-Christmas dinner with his parents, Mr. and was a Saturday overnight guest Mrs Wm. Klemp. * Mr. and Mrs of Hubert Blough. * Mra. Bill BUI Klemp received word from Blough and children and Mra. his bed after falling to get up their daughter, Mra. Ray White- Greta Blough attended the Bliss Christmas party in Hastings. * ting around on crutches at this Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Blough nnd Sear, Minn, on Jan. 8, 1895. family were Sunday evening time. (Conlon) Foley. Bis family Mrs. Elvera Dcmond and daughter. Bonita of Caledonia Pnsthumus of Alto. * Mr. and Mra. BtU Blough called on her parents. Mr and Mra. Jerry He was graduated from Has­ Tagg and David of Middleville Kyser of Battle Creek Saturday. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman tings High School and was i nnd Mra. Milton Buehler attend­ veteran of World War II. He Mra, Terry OTtork of Wyoming ed the Rebekah Past Presidents and Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart District 23 Christmas party at vears and moved to Grand Rap­ ids In 1943 where be was employattended the hoUdny dinner at White Gates In Battle Creek Bloom of Grand Ledge. Saturday. partment honoring the administrative staff Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ryan of After World War II he worked Chicago were Saturday visitors Ln the maintenance department Mary's Hospital In Grand Rap­ ids Sunday. * Mrs. Mina Wie­ Harold Cave. * Mr. and Mrs. of the Grand Rapids School sys­ tem until retiring In I960. land attended the Jolly Work- Ronald Owen and daughter of Mr. Folev Is survived by a sis­ Middleville were Sunday dinner ter. Mrs. Roy (Irene) Huver of home of Mrs. Pearl Roth near Lansing. Mra Harold Cave * Mra Ruth was a supper guest of Mr. and ’ ‘ * •S3 is c/o Homer Johnson American Legion Port Mra. Karyl Livingston and boys _ ------ Wymore A v e.. of Grand Rapids. of Pinhook. * Mrs. Don Cullen, Compion, Calif., 90221. * entertained the Chums Com­ feonard David Blough from MSU Is ___ ___ -- Onirood Funeral Home munity annual- Christmas party Saturday evening. ■* The month­ spending his Christmas vacation Tuesday evening, ly Cub Scout leaders meeting with hU parents. * George Ti^gg | of Middleville and his mother.! BANNER WANT ADH PAY Don Cullen Monday. * Th* Mra. Svlvan Tagg attended Secret Pal Club of tlx- VFW graduation at Western Michigan I Auxiliary enloved supper at Jim­ daughter. Donna, was SHOPPING mies Grill Thursday. They rc- letter's among the graduates. She re-! WEEK LEFT George Fnunce for their annual reived her M. A. degree. * Mrs Sylvan Tagg was a Saturday Christmas party. * Mra. Svlvan Tagg entertained the Jolly Seni­ overnight guest of her sLttcr, Mr. ■ ors Christmas wirty Thursday. and Mra. Carlton Kellogg of A delicious potluck sunoer was Lokevlew. The Kelloggs enter­ served after which gifts were tained with an open house Sun­ day honoring their parents. Mr. and Mrs Preston Kuhn of Stan­ Mr. and Mrs Claude Walton drove Mr. and Mra. Ivan Rriuih wood on their wedding anni­ CNRISTMAS SEALS Will 111 to Grand Ranids where they versary. a Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Steckle of East Lansing were •Iler IESPIIATORY DISEASES holldava with her non and fnm- Saturday visitors nt the Andrew |11y, Mr. and Mra Tom Vander­ Brandt hom". * Marjorie Steckle Male. ★ Mr. and Mra Claude of Grand Rapids nnd Owen Steckle of South Freeport were Walton vldled Genre" Brownell [at Butterworth Hcvroltal. * Mr. Wednesday lunch guests of Mr. iand Mra Gaylord WhWney nnd and Mrs. Andrew Brandt. * | Patty Boyion of the University daughters of Grand ledge were Sunday visitors of Mra Elnora of Detroit is home for the holi­ Whitney, ★ Mr. and Mra. Ed days * Pvt. Hubert Blough from Ft. Gordon. Go., came home Sat­ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd urday for a 10-day furlough. 7 pm. Youth group, Darwin Hooker. 7 pjn. Evening group Mrs Gladys Ostroth. leader. | 7 pjn. Children's group. Mra. Darwin Hooker, leader. Nursery for both groups. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal. Thursdav E.U.B. Men's meet| ing at 7:30 pm. In the church । basement. Saturday, library open. 2 to A Middleville T-K Calendar Mr. and Mra. Harry Klrahrnbaum. She was married to Charles Mulliken in Chicago on of their married We were spent there while be wm In service in World War II. They moved to Woodland In 1948 after he was released from service. She had been employed by the State of Michigan since August, 1965. and at the time of her death was employed In the office uf th? Secretary of Stale . Survivors arc her husband. Charhe: one daughter. Terri Michigan University: two slit era. Mrv Harrv (Lelah) Bernstein Thursday. Dec. 22 — High nnd Mra. Victoria Ki pieman, and school Christmas assembly, 2 three brothers. Myer. Ell and Na­ pm.; high school Christmas than Kirshenbnum. all of Chidance. 8:30-11:30 pjn.: school Friday. Dec. 23 to Tueaday. Harrv Burr of 315 N Michigan, Jon 3, Christmas vocation. Hastings. Mra Dorothy Sumner is In Mra. Clark Welker of Benton RnH nsheld 111. to snend th" Harbor Is visiting her mother. holidays with her daughter and Mra. George Post, a few days this family, Mra. Jerry Llddy and ■ sons. Tnerrg TShristmas fulrtibr is tEjr tintr la paflfl trappy tthinya.. an flljurr will) uh IEjIh Woppy Bay! ^aur a ffirrry . (ChrlHlmaH! -d H u LAPO DRUGS 118 SO. JEFFERSON Mra Jay Wing. * Mr. nnd Mra. Mra. Iola Wilkes was called Bert Mesecar and children of Hastings were Sundnv visitor? of home from Florida last week be­ Mr. and Mra. Jar Wing. * Mer- cause of the death of her sister. Mrs Inn Perkins of St Johns, who suffered a stroke. She has was a Friday lunch guest of his returned to Florida. mother. Mr and Mra. Jay Wing. The Rav Harwoods left Tues­ Mrs. Fred Luneke of Grand day for Florida where they will Ranids and her nenhew. Paul snend Christmas with their Welnwvkk of Caledonia, were daughter nnd family, Copt and Saturday lunch guests of Mr. and Mra. David Steinke, nt tlie KlnMra. Jav Wing, Mr and Mra. dnll Air Force Base, nnd will Rover l-upeke and children of then so to St. Cloud for the re­ Bellevue were supper guest;; * mainder of the Winter ID come, all Sopful anb tri - umpbant, O come pe, O GO WHERE THE FUN IS GO WHERE JHE WORK IS with Mofo-Ski hoi that "Extra Strength" when the going ii tough. Manufactured by Industries Bou- charo, AffcT'of La- One of those days when your phono means so much Pocatiere, Quebec —a company that devotes 100% of The baby'i ill and you can’t leave the house. it» time and energy to giving you the be»t in over- You keep the doctor posted on her temperature. the-anow vehicles. You phone the druggist to send over tljc prescription. "You Can Count on Quality First BULLING}. Appliances & Gifts 139W. State St You shop by phone for dinner. And then unwind by calling mother. in Moto-Ski" What else in your home docs so much for you, Wheeler's Marine Service Nathvllk. Mich. Ph. OL 3-2851 costs so little? Michigan Ball ■In HiMtw. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/493/HastingsBanner_1966-12-29.pdf 7de82e9c4d24fe9b97147f2ec762c7f8 PDF Text Text IUKPeYWEW YEIR ^R&TiHGs Ml1U The Hastings Banner 16 Pages—2 Sections Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, December 29, 1966 NUMBER 37 chants wUl gladly exchange gifts through Saturday. Dec. 38. the Retail Division of the Deadline to File For City Posts is January 28 The deadline for filing nomi­ nating petitions for offices to be filled in the April municipal elec-1 tlon is 12 noon on Saturday. Jan 28. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith reminded City Council members . Tuesday night at their regular READY FOR THE HILL—Robert Sullivan, owner of Eakar. checks the bindings before his 7-year-old daughter, Joan, goes skiing with meeting. The Council met Tuesday as her friend. Valda K arisen of Kibsuiog, With a "White Chrislmn." many were able to enjoy skiing at the development at Monday wm a holiday Middleville and skiers are hoping for a good season. Sullivan de­ IDENTIFY FALLOUT SHELTERS—Two men from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers were here last week placing signs Identifying the Fourth Ward is Indicated as Incumbent George Ham sty administrator.—Banner photo. Past Lake Odessa Gov. Romney, Businessman Judge McDonald Dies Sunday . Praise Barnett To Immunize *For Measles Here. Tuesday Modern Lassie Declare Dividend Former Druggist Dies backward glances “hits of yestmhiy".... as gleaned from the Banner files Home Damaged Early Wednesday Residents Prepare To Ring Out 1966, Welcome New Year Hope for Peace, Progress in Many Fields Fills Hearts as Year Ends: Review Years Activities in Barry ware at Middleville Maple ValIcy had one recently, too. Hastings and Barry County residents are pref siring to cele­ ------------ •.............. | • brate the passing of 1960 and to wekhme 1967 with traditi inal f) HaV IjlVCrillOre Dies Suddenly At Farm Home Families Join In Adventure in Understanding । ti in the L 11 t Lamb tournament . mih inn 'nimn'T. lassr.’, Ihr ,-hJmp on.h'p ri.xtib. "7 .. 4n-. wadmu <«r “ B,oab«. ra armed forces C11 v Bank . President Thomas F. Stebbins Is I •'***" *• ****_■K."n ..?u.n"a’ named "Cituen of the Ytae” by e'onomlcK Ohio Weatovan VnlIhe Hiutlngs Eks C.tJ em­ ployees given cost of living” pay H,rl*nd B**w- R1 increase . Propose new high Orfrtsa school for the Hart'ngs district Msreo Pa)u*l'' F-ru ecnonm. Six men get Army induction les at Iowa State Untverotly. orders —* * —■* •*— *------------JANUARY 2a-Henry J Vondett nam-d teg.onal fish biologist for the UP Robert Brayman. I'rti. St Michael’s College Wl•< student at Mill at Pine Lake. rvoskl. Vt. ruesl of Mr and Mri Is fatally injured in car accident. Mrs Jack Wood is president of the Hast’ngs Camp Fire Coun­ cil . William J MacDonald political science, Albion Collage, signs to be the golf professional । at the Greenhunt Country Club Robert Clark. R5 Hast’ at Auburn. Ind . . Glenn Lake, president of the National and trmrtlona) mirkrtlnv. University M'.-higan Milk Producers Asaqci- of Prnruv'ranla, Philadelphia, atlons. spraks at Eaton • Barry meet.ng at Nashville. . . Mrs. Bernier, Ri Middleville. H. A Adroun'e honored for work | n the Republican party . . . The t uperjture plunges tc a snroo'a | Holiday Spirit | . BACKWARD OLANCU, Just before Christmas as she played on her Girt He rocker aa her your school.” That was all. Supt VanSickle ' notified the sheriff's office winch notified Middleville Chief of I'o- i at 12:11 p.m. Sunday. Jan. 2. Missy Anne now lice David Newman. Chief Newman, Sheriff Mcrl H i “shower of sifts" on th- winner of the 1967 Stork Race. Campbel) and three of Camp- ' bell’s deputies, and several fire­ men made a thorough search of the school building and grounds, but found nothing. However, aa a preventative measure. Chief Newman drelded against permitting the children to attend classes. It wasn't quite as much fun as the normal, unexpected holiday from books. Many of the young­ sters were scheduled to h tv % their Christmas parties that day. Some of the parties have been rescheduled for next Tuesday. I but the holiday excitement may have rubbed off by then. . Atty. Robinson To Take Oath Next Tuesday An unknown person salved his government vehicle opera tors’ ed by Kiwanis in their "White conscience somewhat over the identification card which is now Elephant." sale holidays trqulred. according to Postnias- | - - City Treasurer Rubv Henney ter Charles H Hinman Driver received the following letter training, physical tests and road ’ Manager R*X Branch had Tuesday: Among the many local organ)gallons who played Banta Claus followed by the small group dis­ cussions by college freshmen. The small group meetings were held twice In order to allow the HHS seniors to attend two of them. College upper classmen parti­ cipating In the symposium in­ cluded Joyce Hengeabach. Uni­ versity of Dayton; Richard Court. University of Michigan; William Jerow, Central Michigan University: Gary Storkan. West­ ern Michigan University. Hod Keithley. Michigan State Univer­ sity. and Laurel Godfrey. Univer­ sity of Michigan. 1 College freshmen and their schools included: 5Iichigan Slate University — Carol Sweet. Gayle Barlow. Stenhrn Youngs Vaiiiij, and nnd Dennis Dennie Drake. Drake piien University of Michigan — Ron Bliss and Kathy Gaskill Oakland University - Cynthia Bottrher. I Western Michigan University— Nancy Ellis. Greg Webster. Ken Weiler and John Teunesocn. Eastern Michigan University — Cmdy Moyer and Pam Levengood. Central Michigan University — Jack Bender. Ferri* State College — David Mulder. Butler University — Laurie El­ liott. Schools Earl Vansickle a telephone call and a voire which sounded like a man's warned: ------------- --------------------------------------------- parties and celebrations, family gatherings and religious services. ”J * — - And as the old year passes, many will reflect on the joys Funeral service* for Walter E. Atty. Laurence E. Barnett, who Wortley, 83. a retired Lake Odes­ has served for more than 19 years and sorrows of the past I? months, and on the event*—both sa businessman who died Sunday as Barry County's Friend of the I great and small—which made up life in this community. night. Dec. 25. at Pennock Hos­ Court, has received a letter of While hoping fur progress in many fields, almost everyone pital. were to be held at 1:30 thanks from Michigan's Oov. pm. this Wednesday al the Pick­ George Romney and Circuit that the coming months will bring an end to the war Funeral services were held for : is- praying , ----------------------„------ens Chapel with the Rev Luther Judge Archie D. McDonald. Ray W. Livermore, 47. who died in Vietnam, and for the men In Brokaw officiating with burial in Gov. Romney wrote: suddenly at his farm home on the armed forces to be able to Lakeside Cemetery. Jordan Lake Highway early return to their peaceful pursuits. M — ... j i “f would like to thank you Mr. Hortley died soon after , for the valuable contribution Thursday, Dec 22. were held SatThe New Year may bring to being admitted to the hospital. hospital. you |1BVe made to the State of but had been ill foe a long Michigan by virtue of your Pickens Chapel, ioike Odessa for a new high school, elimina­ Rev Luther Brokaw officiated tion of the municipal water Umeservice as Friend of the Court Lynn Settles. He wm bom on May 6, 1863. in! for the County of Barry. Albion College—Tim Williams with interment In Lakeside problem and evrn a new Jail. Campbell Township the ron of ,^he appointment of Mr Aquinas College — Agnes Mc- Cemetery. Many tragedies occurred In . Joseph Mid Elisabeth <Lepard> Oarold E. Mahler to succeed Pharlln. Mr. Livermore, a tool and die Barry County during...»the past Kalamaxoo College — Lee Bel­ maker employed by Link. Inc,. months, with 17 persons losing Wortley. you WBS matiP because of your field. | Grand Rapids, wm born in their lives on county highways. Christmas Adventure m World He tie started siariea to io work sun for tor George cicorKt­ resignation. Understanding when they en­ Grand Rapids Junior College— Grand i.sptds. Mei n Weed 1919. | one by drowning and a b.iby ac" ’**J In the *'furniture and fu­ ”1 hope that Michigan will tertained 10 students from forneral business In 1902 when he ; continue to benefit from your Mike Halllfax. the son of Frins - .-n t .'ohnnnn cdT.lilly strangled Michigan Technological (Aaiderinki Livermore. . Tlie r f( t Ujt u was 19 years old. He purchased ,experience end wisdom. ant Interlude during the holiday veralty—Jim DeVault the business in 1924 and In 1926 He moved with his parent* ' I1>M. ns chronicled In the pages season. "With very best wishes. Sin­ formed a partnership with Fred­ In 1938 from Grand Rapids to . of The Hastings Banner, follow: cerely. George Romney." erick Baine к MNUARY 8—The vear opened oppo'iunltv to live with typical Judge McDonald, who is retir­ The business was sold to Clare Rrhanl^raduate hVma’rrled Fte? 'W1U> Anne- d*Ughter of ing with the end of this year, Pickens on Jan. 1. 1946. Mr. wrote of Atty. Barnett: л Mr “nd Mr* K«'nne,h Konlccxny about the customs of Christmas Wortley continued to assist in enGoidemoot of LakeOdessa on ° f E winning in the United State*. "My sincere thanks to you the business until a year ago I? 59 . ” the 1966 Barry Coun!>' S’OT* for the many years of faithful The students arrived at the He was a member of the service as Friend of the Court Naly from June. 1944. until No- {Uce Melissa Anne was born at Courthouse tn Has!Ings Monday Methodist Church since 1910 and for Barry County since your vemner, iihs l2 42 pni Bunday. Jan. 3 . . afternoon. the Lake Odessa Lions Club. He wm a member of the Cm- Ralph k Davis. 92. a sterertyper for appointment in 1947 by the late scheduled Tuesday. Jan. 3. — He married Urab Baine ,ln tral Methodist Church and the ttn <i pre ssman at The Banner. Gov. Kim Sigler. Atty. Richard Robinson of Eaton waa killed New Year’s Eve . . "The responsibilities of the Rapids to take his oath of of­ Ale th Ian class. Surviving are his wife. Helen; Arthur J. Steeby elected Ml In addition to his wife, he Is office have grown, and your’ fice as Judge of the Sth Judicial ««-»-—• । interest In the welfare of those Circuit which Includes Barry three sons. Michael of Ada. president of Kiwanb survived by three daughters. Mrs ThomM, rural Lake Odessa, and Sponable heads the March of Olen (Mardlei Edwins of Lake with whom your work brought and Eaton Counties. Walter J. McAllister The first ceremony will be held 8colt. at home: tlirve daughters.' D me* Odessa. "Mrs Maynard (Madge) you in contact has been exem­ the K-'liwc Center on the Michl_____ ___________ Leak of Lansing and Mrs. George plary and set a fine pattern. at the___________ Courthouse_ in CharlotteMrs Leurence 'Sara Joi Cobb of becomes Leonard Products dis­ "I am pleased that you will at 10 am. County Clerk William Lake Odewa. and Robin and tributor. Atty R chard Hud<Genevievei Moon of Flint; two | Mary at home; four grandchil-, son announces that the Hastings Wednesday even'ng. grandchildren; five great grand­ continue with your experience Crldler reports. The students, thrtr home. The second ceremony will be drtn. and his parents. Mr. and I United Community Fund goes children; a brother. William of as advisor to your successor. Lake Odessa, and five sisters. Garold Mahler. Sincerely. Ar­ held at 2 pm. In the Courthouse Mrs. WUUam Johnson. Lake, over goal with 153390 96 con- American school and their hosts in HMtlngs Odessa trlbuted . Mr. and Mrs Lew chie D. McDonald." Mrs. Ruth Cunningham, Mrs. ----- -------- —------- ---------------------- -------------- -------------------. _______ Warner to observe golden inblVhw-nt de P»"l KoUII. Cango. Charles (Ettal Darby and Mrs. 1 ice Barry dairymen study ' '•h-m'strv rtn<1**nt at Mlrhl’«n Cleo (Glendora) Bears of Lake Odessa; Mrs Mary Campbell of I JANUARY 14 - Mr and Mrs end Mrs. Keith Endres. R3 Fro/Grand Rapids, and Mrs Laur­ I Eeilben 8. Crite* are among first j port ’ ence (Leila > Lundberg of Flint. I in Barry to sign for' Medicare . Msrindi.ee *>>smwtes. 7.>oaM«. 'i F,re destroy* basement home chem-slrv at Bowdoin CnUeve. |\ of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bchondel- Bninswich. M-. guest of Mr. and IJ mayer at Woodland Has- Mr, Le Roy ynevsn-r. Woodtend Fire discovered about 2:14 am. Wednesday destroyed all of the second floor of the house owned by Vernon Newton of Hl Has­ tings. at the Intersection of M-43 end the Gun Lq*e Road pewton l# Years Ago | to youngsters who might Other- said he thought the fire start’d Five perabns Injured tn traffic wise have been missed when the in the southeast comer of the acldents over the long week end. Jolly Old gtnUeman made his house, possibly from electric two seriously There were no fa- rounds Tuesday, was the Hsswhen the fire occurred. tallUes 1 tings Kiwanis Club, which helped • • • to outfit youngsters with shoes. Fifteen postol vehicle drivers boots, galoshes, coats, dresses, in Hastings qualified during this snowsuite and similar articles. • • • children who gathered here for 28 Yearx Ago I hh Clutetmoj theater party. More than 150 pounds of ett- Thuroday. Approximately 3,000 ' ius and other fruits were given youngsters took in the program to the Thornapple Valley during Boms the day. ■ Women from - —------the bv members of ,the Nashville American Legion Auxiliary were Woman’s Literary Club, Thure- on „. — hand to savlst Ttw Rotary day Following the presentation. Club b r_ made —- available funds to the women prooented a program Supply the bagi of music. I those who attan ----------------- c- Learn Freshmen Pitfalls Name Manning Vice President of National Bank City Bank. Benton Students at Middleville’s T ■ K School an extra day’s holiday. I College-Bound Seniors election and Mlles E. Dorman is circulating petitions for that office. Floyd Craig and Ernie Hatten of Roosevelt, also with the Army "blly Clerk Donna Kinney will College - bound Hastlncs High Engineers.—Banner photo. seek re-election. William Bchilhaneck. a mem- Schoo) upper classmen received a I first hand report pn what they lean expect when (they matricu­ announced that he will not be a higher candidate to succeed himself.late ----- ...in—tnstitutlon>~of ,--------------— ---­ I learning when they attended -a Another seat on the Board of'learning Review is to be filled. Thomas Senior - College Day held WedTafiee resigned previously and ' nesday, Dec. 21. Mrs Homer Smith was named to — Twenly-lwo.collrge - •• *freshmrri * ' I serve until next April. A person —home for the holidays, parti­ is to be named In April to fill cipated In small group discus­ Robert W. Sherwood, president out the two yean remaining on I sions while college upper class­ of the National Bank of Has­ Taffee’s term. , men participated In a 10:55 tings, has announced the ap­ Aidermen whose terms are ex- am. symposium. pointment of Paul R. Manning plrlng Include James Coleman. I Lunch, _____ _ r ______ by __ provided the____ Hasas vice president He will Jolq First Ward; Dale Bassett. Bee-| tings Kiwanis Club, was served the National Bank on Jan. 9. end. and Ed Caukln.Third Ward, at noon at the Methodist Church A native of Wayland. Man­ ning brings a wealth of banking experience to the National Bank. Sherwood said. He started his banking caCity Hall. On the left are Chief of Police Richard Sunior, who is also Hastings' Civil Defense director, and Audley Mattson, of Ute MBA School of Banking. University of Michigan and the Schoo) of Bank Publip Public F Relktiona —------and Marketing at Nbrthsestcrn । tlniversitv University. " »’ ' . '* Married to Carole, they have three daughters. 13-year-old twins. Paula and Patti. and 2year-otd Jennifer. Manning ex­ pects to move his family to Has­ tings in late January. Dr. P. B. Brown, director of Active In civic affairs, they the Barry County Health De­ partment. has announced that byterian Church. the January immunization clinic "I am pleased to welcome Mr. Manning to our staff.” said Sher­ would be held In/tne Health De­ wood. “His banking and market­ partment offices at Pennock Hospital on Tuesday, Jan. 9. ing background will be invalu­ able to the bank and our cus­ 'AU mothers with youngsters tomers. "It Is National Bank's desire to offer the best banking possible have not had red measles or the to our individual, public and cor­ measles vaccine are Invited to porate customers Mr Manning’s bring these children in for Im­ wide experience In the banking munisation against measles on field will enable us to provide an that day," the announcement even greater service to our com­ said. munity Other regular Immunisations "It la National Bank's goal." will also be given said Sherwood, "to become the financial leader In the area we serve. The addition of Mr. Man­ ning to our staff enables us to Mrs. Edith Mohler. 91. R3, hurt proceed more rapidly to this her wrist Christmas Day when goal." she fell off a snowmobile, she is recovering nicely. She waa visit­ ing her daughter, Mr and Mrs Directors of the E W Bliss Ken Reahm Company have declared regular quarterly 45 - cent dividend on the company's 3180 cumulative W. R. Nolan, who for many convertible preferred stock, for payment Jun 18. to stockholders years owned the drug store in of record at the close of business Caledonia, died on Friday, Dec. 2. in Seattle. Wash. Jan. 4. Bomb Scare At Middleville Closes School -------The unsigned letter was read at Tuesday night's Council meet­ ing by Mayor Franklin C. Beck­ with who said he didn't know JViUAEY n—Mrs Fred Bow-. L,P1 yiwv*, elem-Bte* cr re-elected president ’of the > ,*VP*tinn. Tknaanla. East Afri'a, United Church Women. . . An- Washington University. BL ffnte but that the money had been run through the municipality's waits; Hardy Waifs waa �Uv/new Year ■ A feu To the fine people who have shown their ap- * proval to our method of courteously serving the DOUBLE MEASTER OR FOUR - LEGGED............. finest in foods at lowest possible prices. . . .to those people who are not acquainted with our FRYERS store and methods we extend a hearty invitation to stop in end gel acquainted. And to all, we ex- # ->=■<?'' V press our hope* for the happiest New Year ever. I 39 no Vi». - SWIFTS PREMIUM PRO-TEN PESCHKE - PR 101 O’ MICHIGAN - WHOLE O« HAU BONELESS HAM995 Whole Frying CHICKENS 29u> E SLENDER-SLICED >nO<y CUT F 89' ste*ks Ma 1 Sow*'’*'no,CN I J®fi04sr CHUCK , OVEN - FRESH BUTTER % ~ 39“ DIP N' CHIP I" 53.^ MARY ELLEN DRESSINGS SAVE 10c MARY HUH SAV1 10< iw-u. LOAF Mi < FRESH - CREAMERY A MARY RURN 7Qc SANDWICH BREAD ' QQc Maks COUNTRY FRESH . . .59L MEATS3 £ $1 LARGE SUCED BOLOGNA. COUH<«* U9 v PESCHKE HOUV RAHM - U.S.OX. INSrtCTB) - GRADE 'A' ) 39-‘ SHORT RIBS of BEEF a BLEU CHEESE DRESSING ~49‘ , FKO. 1000 Island DRESSING •j39< WITH COUPON BELOW BURNY BROS. FROZEN . Ml ’ HARD ROLLS iW-l*r*®- -17‘ - 23‘ SALTINE CRACKERS ... PKG. WAGNERS BREAKFAST ORANGE DRINK ■ * 4^ Decanter SPARTAN - B '.i- X WL* 200 2-PLY FACIAL TISSUE|V . COUNT 1/LC I Kl (^..Q WMTAH-WHin O« t6lO«-4»" X 2 - PLY BATHROOM TISSUE 4-- 27‘ • e* 39 . I | WITH COUPON A PURCHASE OF ANY 2 - JARS OF PICKLES OR OUVES 50 EXTRA STAMPS. . 50 EXTRA STAMPS ■ . 50 EXTRA STAMPS ■ With Pixds*M of I Pko 14-m. wt. 1 ■ with PwdMM of Any 2PKGS. ■ I J r I I J J ow^mh SWEET ROLLS ^EYFERTS POTATO CHIPS ’ Wrth Purthm of I 24b. loaf 1 With PurduM of .Aw<i21-“’raG«N min« pies N Gal. 79C '/1 Gal. 49c Gal. 99C COUNTRY FRESH BUTTER 1 Lb. Solid 77c KRAFT VELVETTA CHEESE 2 Lb. Loaf 99c L... 6f,,29t 2’k‘19‘ LEMONS Cello Pack of 6 P.M. Closed Monday. Jon. 2nd. All Day. ■ 50 EXTRA STAMPS ■ | |SPARTAN IMITATION I | CHEESE SPREAD 1 . - i SO EXTRA STAMPS ■ - ® I । . I Wi,h 85c Gal. RADISHES GREEN ONIONS W. Will Clow S<rtur4.y. D.C. 31, • COUNTRY FRESH 2% MILK ICE MILK Country Fre»h—Am*. Flavan Sunkitt WITH COUPON BELOW 100 FREE STAMPS I 50 FREE STAMPS . WITH COUPON A PURCHASE OF A B - LB.OR MORE CANNED HAM. .. Everyday Shelf Prlcee COUNTRY FRESH HOMO. MILK VANILLA ICE CREAM REDEEM BONUS CARD COUPONS No. 11 & ttlw! ----- QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED OREO COOKIES » 39< SPARTAN W‘* ' NABISCO >«'L | BUFFERiN 100 COUNT NABISCO....... 1-LB- PXO. FttllH - CREAMERY OREO COOKIES BUTTER m JT LIMIT l-PKO. WITH THU COUPON a A $3.00 OR MOM FOOD OROfl THRU SATURDAY, MC. II. '44 ’ Idouble^.green 1.POUND 5“ SOUDS LIMIT 1-LB. WITH THIS COUPON stamps. ... EVERY WEDNESDAY JO-11 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES J 50 EXTRA STAMPs! 150 EXTRA STAMPS | 150 EXTRA STAMPS I W. PwAw.^ • »*- "♦ « _ GROUND BEEP , •» .1 Aw 1*0 CHICKEN PARTS 150 EXTRA STAMPS । UP..K A_ BONELESS BEEF ROAST With PurchM* of —ww . —---- — ■UTT PORTION HAM I I . ■ | 4-FLA8HLIGHT BATTERIES . �The I>ivld Eatons will return. Mrs Donald D Smith and Miss Lakewood High School attended Flint Junior College Hls-wlfe la the former Ann Archer. ing the Walter Eatons for Christ- j being with Mra. Gertrude Mr. and Mrs. Manuel RodrlBy France* Johiulon ™*' Solms th Detroit since Thursday .739 ler^M uu 37«-»«J» guez and family were Sunday. Dec. 18 dinner guesta of Mr. Mr. and Mra. John Murty of 1 and Juan .family Battle Creek and Mra. Allison | of Grand Rapid*. '* MUa ChrUTolles of Hartings were vUitors tine Schubert, •—■ -a — student of of Mra. ArrtUa Murty during MSU. is spending her vacation Sunday to Provo. Utah, after visit-! Sue Smith returned heme Tuesday ELKS TEMPLE New Year's Eve Dance Saturday Night 9:30 to 2.00 Members Guests $5.00 $7.50 Couple Couple Mrs Allen Senters. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston and Steve, 1 Mrs Ruth Peterman nnd Sandru Robert of rural Woodland were I pre-Chrtstmas and birthday din1 ner gurats of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keeler. Jr. of rural Hastings Sunday. Dec. 18. Mra. Keelers birthday was the 34th. After­ noon visitors were Mr. and Mrs latte. Airman Max L. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bennett of for technical training at Amatilla Air Force Base. Texas, as an Air Force Supply specialist, * Air­ man Bennett, a 19C5 graduate of Stauffer's Orchestra UNITED Parly Treat DISCOUNT STORES Mixed Nuts 103 -105 W. State St. HASTINGS SALTED '“^Qc Vacuum Packed PENNOCK HOSPITAL J 529 N. Uuovn" D.ii-.riilrr. HAIR SPRAY LANSING Kathy Sundttlra. 37J4 W. K11IOUOO. Dec. it. MIDDLEVILLE BaaUica Bovenau. RS, Dec. 21: PorotUy Lewie. 302 Arlington. Dec. 26. / YAB II VILLE — Bandk Eaaty. 003 49C|>"> ** # SI.19 Johnson's MICRIN ORAL 46 .Reg. 69c MUM CREAM DEODORANT 49 Reg, *79c FOUR-WAY COLD TABLETS 7Q 50' _______ Reg. $1.19 <3 UNICAP REGULAR Multivitamins Free 24 Additional vania Blue-Dot r ASH BULBS OQc OJ 9 V. MERCURY TRANSISTOR RADIO BATTERIES .................... .Reg. 39c 100 COLD CUPS 98c 4 I®* 100 COATED 9 In. PLATES 66e a 49' RICHARDSON AFTER DINNER MINTS—10 o«. . .................... 25 BLUNT El Prod octo Cigars Levanter $266 CLEARANCE Elite Chocolate Cordial CHERRIES OQc Reg. 29c CO 39‘ Super Deluxe Hi-Fi Perianal Earphone 666 12-66£ Oil <Sunieam SHAVEMASTER lllllltflecWc SHAVER Double Action Barber-Type Trimmer and toke first choice — save in the bargainl 30.88 Backward Glances ORIGINALLY <35 ORIGINALLY »40-»45 20.88 17.88 At Hie parbJi meeting Hold Wednesday evening members Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church voted that a call would be sent to lhe Rev, Don Oury of Water- ’ town, Win. to zwve as rector of Emmanuel pnrLsh. The lit. Rev. lewis B. Wlllttcmore. Bishop of . the Diocese of Western Michigan i presided Among the gue»u from Grand Rapids were A. A Ander­ son. former resident here and George E. Walker. 36.88 Originally $21 Originally $25 BRING AND USE YOUR CHARGE CARD START THE NEW YEAR. RIGHT.' DON'T BE LIKE A PIN - POINTED pNE WAY AND HEADED ANOTHER/ You’ll be on the right track in the New Year when you head for our store. Our continuing re­ solve is to offer you topquo I ity merchandise at the most reasonable price ond assure your satisfac­ tion. FLOOR COVERING C’.t«’.94S-5ltB { 123 W STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICH. Miss Elizabeth Waters. daughthis city, on Thursday became the bride of Luther Butbank of California who has become na­ tionally known as "the plant rornicd in San Francisco by the Rev. C. 8. S Dutton. partor of the First Unitartan Church of that city. The Bailey property at the southeast corner of Church and Court Streets, which has long been a Hastings landmark, has been purcha-a-d by FYed W. Steb­ bins nnd C. W. Wcaplnter of chia city, who plan to raze the structure this Spring and will erect upon the site a garage 32 feet long. The building will have mi attractive brick facing and will b? modem In equipment. The old residence when built was considered the find in the city. In the-wtlon of the house now occupied by the Matthews wonderful winter jackets You're sure to worm up to jacket values like these! Even ot lha-r original price, they were outstanding buys. Plushy piles, rich wools, sporty cordu­ roys ... some even hove fur trims and pile liningsl Sizes for alL ton, conducted the first kinder­ garten in Hastings about 17.88 21.88 Originally $21 Originally $25 YEAR-END CLEARANCE 4 Big Racks Women's Beller DRESSES AYDS Juniors. Misses and Half Sizes. For Reducing Tremendous assortments. Values you con't imagine until you see. Reduce Without Dieting Thli Eoay Pion Model 777 1967 ites at great savings. Beautiful coats in rich fabric blends and exciting silhouettes. Sizes for everyone. Come early "D" Cell TORCHLITE BATTERIES For Your Electrical Operated Toy» 50 « fashion favorite coats Here's the coot event of the new yeorl See all your favor­ P. was host to 15 PytiUans from Grand Rapids. 8 from Greenville, 30 from Middleville, 30 from Freeport and 20 from Woodland lodge At this met^lng, Roland McCreery was made a full fledg­ ed Knight of Pythias, after which Btofiyster supper prepared by Ira T>tfc was saved to local lodge members and their guroLt > 14-Transistor RADIO ________ TMe DImmM OH Reg. Retell LUDENS GO ON SALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES rCyCofoGysEil SHULTON MANPOWER 49‘ !?«!»«»<’ ALL OF OUR BEAUTIFUL WINTER COATS and JACKETS More About------ Dtane WlUlaa.. 8915 Airyrla' Xd. Dae. 20; Boat M>r> Thempron. B3, The many Barry county friends Dec. SI: Kathy Wllllami, 000 Gregg of Richard B. Moser were griev­ ed as well its shocked to receive word that he died at his home in Los Angeles early Wednesday BUN FIELD — Silly Diana Biuafleld. morning. Although 82 years old. Messer had been In apparent I good health During his years of WOODLAND—Opal OUlciis. Bl, D«c. the leadats responsible for Ret­ ting several successful Industries established in Hastings and al­ ways took an active part in pro­ jects for the good of the city and the county. Even after mov­ ing to California, his interest In people nnd events here continusd. 12i Spray Deodorant IN HASTINGS Continued from-Page One free otter 1 HALO 67c Scliondelmayers To Celebrate Golden Jubilee 7 Jackson and sons. Dan and Scott, The family of Mr. and Mrs. of rural Clarksville were Filday, Corner Schondebnayer of Middle­ rille arc holding an open house Shumway. * Rev. and Mra Ar­ honoring their Mlh wedding anni­ thur Dodge have as their guests versary on Sunday. Jan. I. from Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Galen I to 5 prn ul the Irving Grange HallBowman of Middlebury. Ind. Cani»r Srhondclmaytr and Clara Lance Brooke home were Merlin Bowernun were unitctl In mar­ Brooke and Mrs Leona Btnns of riage at the Mldillevflle puraonage Bunfield nnd Mr. and Mrs. Diok an Jan 1. 1917, with Uiu Rev James Wratbrcok performing the ctremonv „ They have five sons. Milo anti Forrtst of Hostings, and Glenn. Jahn and Kenneth of Middleville; two daughters. Mrs William <Marjone> Hull of ncir.h Gun Lake and Mrs. Berl iCaUierinei Moina ALTO—Myrtle Betlaare. 0731 Can )f Middleville; 21 grandchild: en, pan Lake Dr.. Ba, Alto. Doe. S3. BATTLE CREEK Tomy Harley Join and II great grandchildren Mr Sc hondelmayer is a fanner, hi- and Mrs. Sthondelmayer having DELTON always lived in the Middleville insiia. area. The honorees request that no i FBEEPOBT- Elwin Cunie Bl | HASTINGS Ol»l» Haul 51 I ’ lb»i«. Nile Trick, Bl. Dec Jerry McClarkln, 220 W, l Robert Sharpe of Livonia and the Missea Marjorie und Jnqet Sharpe wire all home with Jiec Edward Englerth 1315 S. Jaffaraon’ rr.Hher, Mm. Leason Sharpe, for Junior LatUj (Ernie) Miliar. 107 Chriaunu. Mrs. Angel ine Daniels visited 'icr san and family in Flint for the holidays. Wo Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity Reg. THE HASTINGS BANNER—31 Lake Odessa Supply & Originally 6.98 Now $3 8.98 Now $4 Originally 10.98 Now $6 Originally Originally 13.98 Now $8 YEAR-END CLEARANCE Entire Stock of Girls’ 26 " COATS and JACKETS Coots OriflMllr $21 Now CoatS Now $V Jackets 0*9 5’5 Now $10 Jackets Oris- $’8 Now $13 Originally $14 $13 Sizes lor all. Come early and take first choice. Save in the bargain./ WAIT FOR PENNEY'S WHITE GOODS EVENT �More About-------- q Chronology Barry fairgrounds. . . . Joseph Strati Of Fruitport installs Mra Lucllte Wlllitls as president of Barry Sportswomen’s Club . . . Edwin P- Kraft, fanner NashviUe altem tor*. ... Marie Hlgble retires from Bureau of Social Aid after* service since 1937. . . . Name Nashville. . . Fire destroys Glenn GarUnger home al Nash­ ville. . . . Judge Archie D. Mc­ Donald declares new ”10 percent law" unenforceable. . . . Atty. Richard Hudson Is given JayceCs Distinguished Service Award, and Richard Karrar Is named Barry's Young Farmer of the port for military duty. . . . Voyle * . _ K. af State and Michigan after quarcentury. . . . Einar m__ <w ‘Laksr! Mn. Hasel McCaul has.ns- white'walkthgon-Gun while'walking on-C named' president of Heal tg* UlnlBiarial Awx-UUnr tired after » most, of it to B*rry school*. . . . Sandler jfltna Df..! RKhkrd Welton'S Plumbtoe , A to'th. nnarwl me brate 50th Jubilee- ... Mr. mil Heating business burglarized. . . . crown. ... Dr. Wesley Logan hl* small Tornsdic squall swirls devasta­ State Moose TrapshooUng tour­ nominated as Rotary district furu tion across south Barry County, nament. . . . Mrs. R. H. LoppecR4 Hasting*. to causing thousands of dollars in thlen retires. . . . City Council OOP nomlnaUon for State RepAndrew Aldrich of Hickory Cor­ damage. . . Dr Oordou Finnic continues study of municipal wa­ named HH8 Alumnus of the ter supply. . . . Supervisors Mt ord 5901811 budget tar IMH. • ■ Charles Geiger re • namsd Free­ ners marks 90th birthday. . . . Year . Peter Coble is named Nov. 8 a* the date for another port village president. . . . James Middleville boats Michigan Jun­ president of the Lions Club. . . . ior Bowling tourney. ... Sue Riser becomes Nashville preileducation Department. . ■ . AUGUST IS—Elder Samuel K. William DaCamp becomes Nash­ Glllons named Barry County Barry. Eston Counties combine Thomas L Johnston i» named denl. . . - Organize Hastings Sharin’* Posse queen. . . . Ro­ health departments. . . . Robert ville'S first woman portmastar. Mixed Chorus. . . . Court of Ap­ Godfrey re-elected to Hastings nth-day AdvenUrt Church pastor peals upholds right to build ca- tary honor* eight Hastings High school toard. Lawrence C. Wie­ . . . . Players enjoy first alow------------------ nmrMrl, Seniors for achievements. . . . Middleville school voter* approve land becomes new member of pitcii softball game played in te a lake. . . . nay hlkea. . . . Steering commltboard Mrs Homer Smith loses same platform al fairgrounds X— . b.1—fe. mKaaI la MARCH 34—New Food Center special 6 4-mill operating tax. in election.. . . Barry Road Com­ Grand Rapids wins Hast Ings .... Howard P. HUI. State High­ .. . Hastings High Band raceivea ed . Hastings to vote on open* al Bellevue. . . . Donor* top rating at Flint festival. . . . mission signs labor contract with Country Club 54-Hole cluunplon- way director, speaks/at Rotary, •liquor by the glass" next No­ give ill pinto at Middleville GltUeman's prepares for grand Employee*' Association. ... J. ship. ... X». Philip O. Harrison his first public ai^eorance In vember . . . Harold I. Smith, ra­ blood clinic. . . ■ Middleville opening of new Hastings store. Fiank Reynolds. 94. last 8panlah- of fanting to open dentist's ofHastings . . . William R. Davis knocked out In State semi-final* . . . Thomspple Foundation give* American War veteran, dies. . . . leases Gulf Station at Broad­ by Flint Holy Redeemer. 79-74. Hastings imbllc Library 85,000 trical storm sweeps through way and Woodland. . . . Wesley becker Is named pastor of Has­ . . . New Christian Youth Council . . . Fred 8. Jones. 83. retired Michigan’s fair season^. . . uev.tings Free Methodist Church .. . selects directors. . . - Board of Hastings teaclwr, die* . . . Seven Fr. Joseph Dunphy is transferred I fires. . . . Hasting* 1964-67 school Roth Furniture here. dies. . . . Hastings Moose host Mid-Winter Supervisor* creates Equalization leave for Induction into the irom St. Rose to Mt. Pleasant. budget hits 51.674.325. 5384.983 70 Orangeville Supervisor Earl Mc.conference . . . Welcome Wagon Department and name* Super­ . George W. Harvey, 97, Nash­ Club presents gift to Medical Fa­ visor Milton Buehler of Irving as nounces he Is leaving Hastings to ville. dies. . . . Mr*. Jennie Glas­ higher than the previous year's Klbbin renamed manager of ■ cility. . . . Former Hastings High the first director. . . . Gun Lake accept a residence'at the Univer­ gow, 93. Hastings, dies. . . . straight year. Hastings high band student 8p4 John R Elliott, 24. property owner* to carry "canal sity Hospital al Ann Arbor. . . . Margery Tumes is BFW presi­ receives No. 1 rating from all honored for valor in Vietnam. case" to Supreme Court. . . . MAY 5 —Gary VanElsl hurled dent . . - Eight receive induction Judges at District Festival. . . . . . . State to Improve intersec­ Hastings YMCA pay* tribute to the 13-pound slwt 57 feet, 10'i orders. . . . Mrs. Ward Cheese­ Issues 200 percent common it?ck tion* of Broadway and Hanover Aben Johnson. ... Inches for new Middleville school man. correspondent for the Dun-t on Green Street . . Edward B. MARCH 31 —John A. Seeber. record. . . . Howard Trumbull iiam District tor lhe Banner for dividend. . . . David B. NegeiCaukin is appointed Third Ward HHS senior, receives FFA State elected president of Algonquin marly a half-century, retires.. . . kirk. 20. of Grand Rapids, killed golden wedding. . . - Joseph L. aiderman to fill Dwight Fisher’s Farmer degree. . . . William Association. Comedy of R3 Middleville, Gun . Rev. Olson W. seat Fisher resigned because of Gautsche named to 'Fishing Clark to remain at Wealeyan neer plant at Nashville from teacher* make Hastings school Lake, killed in crash. . . .Nashville his employment in Lansing. . . . Hall of Fame." . . . Judge Archie Methodist Church . . Donor* ourning. . - . Corl E. Anderson faculty complete. to dedicate new port office. . . . D. McDonald announces he will give 39 pints at Delton blood and oUier E. W. Bliss executive* AUGUST IS—Barry’s 335 wool montvtlle, die* from injurle* re­ retire on Dec. 31. . . . Lisa Kay Stewart L. Udall makes visit to clinic . . . Carlton Seventh-day meet Here. . . . Barry contributes Shaeffer. 10-monlh-old daughter Adventists plan homecoming. . . . with sheep council. . . - Nashville with Congressman Todd miles east of Charlotte on M-79 of Robert and Kay (Kenfield) 8,000 enjoy Vermontville syrup 11’townships to have contests in attend E. W. Bliss picnic . . . Heart attack takas Ken­ Her husband. William. 63. and Shaeffer, strangles In crib. . . . .... Stale adopts new type neth H Hoffman, Hartings phar­ Ralph Householder. 33. of Char­ Hugh M Trantum becomes exe­ festival. . . . Lyle Hulbert, re­ November election. . . . deer tag. . . . Hastings Mfg. macist. . . .Timothy McManus. 55. tired Hastings teacher, named JUNE 34—Bob Meyer of Niles, lotte. were killed. . . . Hastings cutive director of the Family A president of Lion*. . . . Billy softball team wins local tourna ­ R3 Delton, killed in car-tractor Kiwanians begin celebrating Children’s Services in Battle Kidder wounded in Vietnam. . . . formerly of Nashville, wins 55th ment and regional at Sunfield accident. . . . City Bank cele­ their Sliver Anniversary. . . . Creek. The agency senes Barry Robert P. Baker of Albion buy* Michigan Amateur Golf cham- , . . .Mrs. Lou McElwain's will brates 80th anniversary. . . . FEBRUARY 34 — Catholics County. . . . Kiwanis holds Ted Hastings Wallpaper and Paint pionsiup at Charlevoix. ... 141 gives 55,000 to the First Church Hasting* in midst of hot "liquor change Lenten fast, abstinence Knopf” day.. . . Charles F. (Dad) Store. . . . City property taxes up give mood at Red Cross clinic nere. . . . John H. Moon. 92, of regulations. . . . Hastings bowler* Angell. 84. former YMCA secre­ 53 30 to 529.40 a 51.000. . . . Nashville, dies. . . . Fire destroys Ungs Public Library, and funds bert Sullivan of Middleville be­ share 51.073 In City tournament tary here, dies at Allegan. . . . to other organizations. . . . Has­ comes Barry County Zoning ad­ MAY 13—Robert Gaskill exhi­ prizes. . . . Hastings High wrest­ Fifteen men get induction orders. bits grand champion at Black 4c Harold Knapp home near Dow­ tings team wins Moose Class A ministrator. . . . APRIL 7—Citizens committees White, Show. ... Dr. CUflord W. ling. . . . Historic "Old Tavern trapshoot crown. . . . Fracport lers win their first West Central NOVEMBER 3-Mr. and Mra Conference championship. . . . begin thorough study of new high Brainard dies. . . . Hastings* Head Farm” on M-4J near M-89 burns. invites everyone to enjoy a |wo. . . LeKoy B. Shook, 25. R1 Del ­ George Baas to celebrate 50th Middleville eagers win their sec­ school requirements. . . . Begin Start program approved. ... In­ day homecoming. . . . Campaign ond Expressway crown. . . . Harr erecting quohset exhibition build­ duct 17 into HHS Honor Society. ton. killed in crash on Gun Luke for November general election Jubilee. . . . Lakewood High's ttoad. ... Al Fuller elected football team upseta unbeaten vey W. Wilton, 60. Nashville ings at fairgrounds. . . . Supt. of , . . School board announces steps up. . . . St. Johns, I3t7. . . . Roy O. Hub­ postmaster, sutlers fatal attack. Schools Richard Guenther plans to discontinue intra-city president of Rotary. . . . SEPTEMBER 1—Delton Edu­ bard. 79. retired postmaster. dies July 7—Mr. und Mrs. Lawrence . . . Henry A. Carver, 19. of recommends to County Tux Allo­ transportation. . . . County board cation and Delton School Board .... Hastings United Fund Florida, dies in Barry County cation Commission a permanent takes option on & Hanover site Farrell celebrate golden Jubilee ... Thomas R. Utrrbach buys agree on master contract. . . . one-car crash. . . . Fire destroys allocation of taxes. . . . Bud for Jail. - - ■ Suzanne Louise Mr and Mrs. Delbert W Thur­ Taylor named manager of Has­ Assfy. 4. drowns in Thomapple Sponable Funeral Home. . . . Gene McAlester, 37. wins Has­ Moore. 22. Hastings High gradu­ low’s home off lhe Campground tings Country Club. . . . Lack of River at Middleville. . . . Steve lay Clardy named president of tings country Club men's cham­ ate, killed in traffic accident in . . . William Il.CSlUlK* Board 1XXUU of Ul Education. . ■ ■ pionship. —-r-.............. -......... . Schultema .. .. -Georgia. . . . Two men receive Road. . . . Aben E. Johnson, in­ money causes State to delay Tafiee named HHS mayor. . . . Rastlngs dustrialist and philanthropist, many highway projects. Includ­ Sumner Sponable, 92. dies. . . . iLvdings Municipal Band pre- 0 Grand Rapids and Bill De- induction orders. . . . Barry Tele­ dies. . . . The Plycoma Veneer ing M-37 reconstruction, until Visitors from 13 naUons at Bliss sentrng annual concert sene*. . . . wfaan of Gun Lake team-up to phone Company given 5900.000 Ray C Freeman. retired Barry 30-pound. 2-ouncc muskie loan, Middleville to have new plant at Nashville U damaged by 1971. . . . The Tyden Corporation conference. . . . demits- dies Rev Fr Haw- on Gun on spinning rod. . . . Sue fire. . . . Mrs. Ruby L. Henney to building 25.000 - square foot MAY 19 — New Eaton County tev tl^de^ed fro^ naslslant Hora wins women's 18-hole gold post office. Federal officials an­ and Mrs. Elsie Furrow arc nomi­ addition. . . . Harry G. Blair. ley transferred from luaistant nounce us election campaign nated for Hastings treasurer In Hastings businessman, dies. . . . Medical Facility directed by for­ at St. Rose to a Grand Rapids title al HOC . . . Tom Eckert of the primary. . . . Mrs. Edith 8. Pennock Hospital moves into new mer Barry County man. Elwood parish. . . . Huge Navy plane R1 Freeport wins senior show­ NOVEMBER 19 — Lakewood 228 N. Jefferson ' manship in swine at State 4H Stokoe. 84, The Banner's Middle­ sections of hospital addition. . . . McLeod. . . . Wayne Tagg of Week at East Lansing. Chris football team taken runner-up Howard & Ethel Trumbull ville correspondent for many Mrs. L. A. Day honored for her Freeport U commander of VFW County line. . . Bedford shows champion Cheviot Please See MORE ABOUT: years, dies. . . . John F. Brook- work In Barry fluoride program. district. . . . HHS golfers win . . . CHRONOLOGY. Page 5 meyer, 46. R5, Hastings mall . . . Christians observe Holy Class B Regional title. . . . Rev. Herb Buwalda to remain at continue Infesting ium small SEBtXMBER S’- Hastings Week. . . . E.U.B. Church. . . . Dedicate his­ grains. ... Mr. and Mra. Charles Road . . . APRIL 14—Census shows Bar­ torical site near old Yankee Tobias celebrate 50th anniver­ E.y.a. Church celebrates 75th siuilvcYaary. . . . Bam destroyed MARCH 3 — Forrest O. Mc­ ry lias 1,549 farms, down from Springs Inn. . Pennoek Hos­ sary. . . . John Peterson wins Millen. 88, the machinist who 1959 total of 1,802. .. . Blind pup­ pital ha* new escort service. . . . Hastings Country Club Area made tlie first piston ring for py’s bark credited with saving Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox cele- tournament. . . . Arthur Meade. Delton Highs Latin Club ha* Hastings Mfg. Company, dies. . . . the Ted Bird family when fire brate golden wedding. . . . Mrs. Jr honored as outstanding Ford Shakespearean festival. . . . Area residents greet President L. B. "My Fair Lady" receives high breaks out In their home. . . . M'. ,°“nder 01 salesman. . | Lutheran JO „IWJ1, ,in n Muuc .„ Johnson Battle Creek. . . .. -ut John praise. . . . Hastings High wins Hastings' proposed budget for tile Freeport library, dies. ... West Central basketball crown, 1966 - 67 hlto 5491.786.60, over Duane D. Symonds. 35. NashviU*. Church at Woodland celebrates Francisco 86. general contractor, ' Rotary welcomes new lhe third title of the school year. 562.000 higher than lhe current fattier of 7, killed in crash. . . . armlveraary. The first church dlea cost 53.000 and was dedicated in jusungs uacha* at breakfast Saxons previously won the foot­ estimate of expenditures. . . . Seven men ordered for military 1862. . . . . uunm* Donora give give 97 pint* ,| Barry Sportswomen's Club ball and wrestling champion­ City settles first labor charge by duty . . Darlene Jarman and । ftl btood cllnlc- — H - — «•as— plaji jubUee wld ••jnoltgagc ships . . . Certify the AFL-CIO compromise. . . . Four announce Cynthla Moyer named valrtlc-1 Company. Be..j. ... . . ....-u — turning. American Federation of State, candidacies for Barry-Eaton Cir­ torian and salulatonan al HHS. hiiko burning." . . . uarrj Barry cuiuh Circuit ,nws County and Municipal Employees cuit Judge. . . . Carlton super­ . . . Lyle Hulbert dies at home. lec; site for new Hastings High I court Jury award* 525.000 in to represent Hastings city work- visor Ernest Hoffman elected ... Dr. Earl E. Shcrff. 79. noted School. . . . Roland F. Hall nam- diUnage# m Ruekema vs. sonk. SEPTEMBER 15 —Bliss SoftCB. . . . Robert Othrner becomes county board chairman. . . . City biologist, dies. . . . Hefbert Serv­ ed National Bank director. . . . Team wins Class C title at fourth member of his family to to welcome Michigan Travel ice named Moose governor. ... 25 men receive Induction orders । become a valedictorian. Robert Trailer Club rally at fairgrounds. Work resumes on Pennock Hos-' .... Hastings Public Library Is' Moline. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Henry heads Lakewood's 1964 Class. . . . . . Hainlr* Stanton resigns a* pital project after end of two- air conditioned at cost of 18.500 । Delnaar to celebrate golden Ju­ DeWayne R. Greenfield. 45. R4 Baltimore Township supervisor week strike in. construction in­ ... Rev. Fay Wing and his I bllsc .... William and Sylvia Hastings, killed in crash. . . . and Walter Soya 1* appointed to dustry in southwestern Michigan twin brother. Jay. mark 90th Holllslep R1 Dowling, and Law­ rcnce A. Carter. Jackson, are MARCH 18—More than 300 on take his scat. - - . Hastings and MAY 38—Rev. and Mrs. Don birthday. . . . July 21 — Robert Hammond I giUcd In separate accidents in 38 teams from Bob King's "Y" Pleasantvlew voter* approve an­ M. Gury return from European cage leagues participate in Jam­ nexation proposal*. . . . trip. . . . Gary VanElst sets new' named grand knight of Knights Barry. . . . New street lights of Columbus council. . . . Reinbrightens area* in Hastings. . . . APRIL 31 — Barry 4H'ers hon ­ boree. . . . Middleville High’s State Class C prep shot pul rec­ president of I Mrs. atelia L. Tuckerman. 77, re­ eagers win District after taking ored at achievement program. . . . ord oi of m 56 leet. feet. io 10 mcnes. Inches. . . . hart Zemke named „ c —r . ............................. ’ I board. . . .tired teacher, succumbs. . . .. . . ... Valley School board. . . -lured teacher, succumbs. Expressway title. . . . Robert C. Scout leaders honored at ban- HHS golfers win Hastings High's Maple MlHer. HHS wrestling coach.Tquet. . . . Fire guts farm home V»l Slate championship, the 125 HHS grads plan to continue I Brian Cunningham wins Cub -------. ....... — ~ — ». of Mr6 Qeorge Thomason north norm scout ।____ ________________ . . Six _ named Michigan's Coach of the Class B crown. . . . Re-name education. . . . Thunderstorm Pinewood Derby. .... over Bony, kills two ------- -.j—.,--------— Year. . . . The Stag Shop from of Nashville. . . . County Clerk Richard Dahlhouser American sweep# ------------ ----------i cows j received Induction orders. . . . Kiwanis golf team wins I Dennis Dlngcmon lias grand Lake Odessa takes Hastings William Crldler reports Barry Legion commander. . . . Barry I . . *” Men's basketball Utle Into Michi­ has 15.077 registered woters. . . . prepares to honor war dead. . . :second in State Kiwanis tourney j champion Junior steer al Mlchlgan Recreation tournament. . . . Barry Road Commission budget Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh .... Jack Hoke and Art Olson I Ban State Fair. . . . . . Barry County speaks to service clubs. . . Plan named chairman and vice choir- | 8 EPIEMBER 23 — Central Dr. B. P. Brown named on State Is 5815,000. Health Facilities Council. . . . temporary budget set at 5974.183. 79th HHS Alumni banquet . . man of United Community drive school earns safely award. . . . Rumplestlltskln Is sellout for two . . . State begins spray program Student* at Michigan Rehabili­ .... Barry's 115-year-old Coun- | MRI at Pine Lake adds instrucperformances here. . . . Hastings to control cereal leaf beetle. . . . tation Institute give 5100 to Bar­ ty Fair openx . . . Louis C. New- tors. . . . Gordie Johncock to race High Band earns honors at festi­ Hubert Long. Castleton farmer, ry Medical Facility. . . . Willard-----------bert and-----------------------------------Wilbur Uldrlks form inI in Japan. . . . Rev. Howard R. ----------- --------------------------------val. . . . Spring breakup hits receives soil conservation award. Lawrence named president of. .Mirance partnership. . . . Tony j Callver named Assembly of God Barry roads. . . . Builders form . . . Nashville girl. Diane L. Gar­ Grand Rapids Produce Company. Belli buys Mahler Motor Sales pastor. . . . Resident* excited Barry County Contractors associ- vey, and friend killed in Ohio JUNE 2 — Hastings High wins .... j when flaming meteor explodea iatlon. . . . crash. . . . West Central track crown. . . i July 28— Richard Thomas of ... . Launch United Fund for APRIL 38 —Rev. Roger Janke Gull Lake schools receive Federal the Barry-Eaton MPA announces' *54.225. . . . Arrest of two men ’ MARCH 17 - Over 100 ottend grant for special skills program j m milk prices sold to1 clears up 37 or more theft* in . . . New radio netw^rk.arPeu-1 <^1^, . . Afartlia Zemke, past Barry County. . . . The Banner, nock Hospital speeds emergency teacher, named president of 42 firms sponsor "Pun-Filled help. . . . Gordy Johncock place* Michigan Educauon Association Weekend" contest. . . . WlUlam fourth in 500 - Mile Memorial Flrc deploys burn on Frank Schllhaneck and Ralph Pennock Day Classic at Indianapolis. . . Sessions farm north of Nashville | honored for more than 15 years' JUNE 9—Rev. Howard W. Rog­ City lets North Michigan service on draft board. . . . ers invited to remain at Pilgrim widening contract for 536.836 SEPTEMBER 39 — Hastings We’re saying goodbye to old Holiness Church. . . . Hastings’ ... John Bay named president welcomes 6 exchange students.... '66 and greeting young '67. 29 th annual Summer Playground of Hospital Purchasing Service Donors give 89 pinta at Mlddleprogram pets underway. . . .Mr. .... Mra. Samuel B. Nay. 90 ville blood clinic. . . . Mr. and We sincerely wish you a and Mrs Lyle D. Wilcox to mark dies. . . . Donald 8. Gilmore Mrs Fred Ballance celebrate 50th anniversary. ... 255 gradu­ open* hl* Automobile Museum at golden anniversary. . . . Library New Year full of the best ate at Hastings High. . . . Mrs M-43 and Hickory Comers Rood installs Photo-Copier for patrons' things life has to offer. Chester Stowell named Barry’s .... Barry Fair underway. . . . convenience. . . . Firas destroy Volunteer Leader for 1966 . . Rev. William Bode leaves Free­ tarn on Alton Norris farm and New. modem sawmill In opera­ 2.782 of Homer Smith’s Christ­ tion at Freeport. . . . Maple Val­ port United Brethren Church for (The Gibson's! ley votes 5-mill school operating Charlotte ciiarge. . . . Maurice mas trees. . . . Council makes new L. Patten. 75. long-time Has­ ranlng code effective Oct. 1 . . . . . . . with which to pay JUNE IS —Area bowlers share tings businessman, dies. . . . New Ken Radant Is new Barry Re­ your Christmas Shopping 52.216 In State tournament win­ entrance to Pennock Hospital publican Committee chairman .... Sue Glllons Is elected HHS W. F. Arnold nings. . . . Rev. Maurice Glasgow put Into use. . . . Bills. It’s the easiest way AUGUST 4 — City Bank buys ixjtnecomlng queen .... Harold assigned to Methodist Churches to prepare 'for a successnear Eaton Rapids. . . . Barry Sandy Schondelmayer's Barry R Fitch Is National Merit semi­ Manogei has free measles vaccine clinic. County Fair grand champion finalist. . . . Lloyd Valentine, 77. steer for 52 cents a pound or severely burned when fire de4395.20 . . . 10.000 attend Steam sunya his trailer home. . . . Barry Rodeo at Charlton Park County forms Armed Force* The Hastings Banner Engine . . Mrs. Fred Bower honored by Sendoff organization. . . . Michael Model makes it easy and pleasant to rent money Pastor Herb Buwalda for 35 years' Boomer. Delton High senior, klllfrom $50 to $1000 tor a week, month, year or longar. service at E.U.B. Church ...... ......... ... __ ed in crash in which eight Voters again reject special tax to others were Injured. ... 35 re­ Customers have rented money in just 10 minute*. finance new Jail. . . . Atty. Rich­ celved orders to report for mili­ ard Robinson Of Eaton Rapids tary duty. . . . Area clergymen Simply phone In your requirement*. This Christmas, ONE HUNDRED A-Yu in cl Judge Angus N. McLeod of sponsor ptlly Graham film, "The do what you want to do . . . Rent money from Model HLEVB.STU Team Char'otte are nominated for Bar­ Restless Ones." in Central audlMlckl<*a ry-Eaton Circuit judge. . . . Tax torum. . . . Finance'—Michigan’s most ^considerate Finance HUBSCBIITIOB rolls show industry pays 41 per­ OCTOBER 8-Ray Lamb, for­ Company. cent of. Hastings tax bill. ... Dr. mer Barry and Eaton 4H agent John Lundeen named president retires. . . . Corn Field Day held of Lakewood School Board . . at Hickory Comers. . . . Mm Elsie Ernest Smith becomes second J Welles. 40, of Hastings, killed Barry man to have given six 140 W. Stata St Hastingi rations of blood at local clinics Mr. and Mrs Walker Cotton to Donors give 133 pinta at the MODEL* I Phon. 945-3429 celebrate 50th Jubilee. ... Dr. BUM blood clinic. . . . FINANCE CQ| AUGUST 11 — Robert Beebe, 2’/j% P«r Mo. to $300 former Barry resident, killed in to spend a month as volunteers 1 % Per Mo. on $300 to $1,000 Battle Creek crash. . . . John in a hospital in India. . . . New Peterson and Jock Hopkins win Medicaid program aids Barry resident* . . . State to relocate River Bend best ball .tourney. . Former Castleton Supervisor and Mrs Menrle J. Scott celebrate golden anniversary. . . . Wesleyan Methodist* at conference grounds merce president James Wlswell here vote to merge with Pil­ elacted to head lhe organization AMtiiCAN NiwsrAria grim Holinew Church. . . . Mrs. 1987 . .. . •IFktSINTATIVlj Im. OCTOBER 13- Hastings Mfg Anna M Johnson and Mra Il»ta • O««>< Kotnenne uomn oh .cuu., ram- Company Katherine Dolan officially ed to represent Hastings at Has- °[r5and rt^ NATIONAL NJEWSJ’A^EB tint* England, for 900th anniv^ary 1 . — .. — of thrtortcrtc batUe 7 . ‘ labor Steven R Hudson. 6. wa* killed. ‘u”£lo>rX dl^ JJS’ and his sister. Deborah. 9. critl- *“*• SSy injured when hit by carj^- ■ • • Central Radio & T.V. Ths holla echo our moasage of good will and thanks to pur cuatomora. The Superette Tom Cr Salty Robinson A tisczri "’Malt je»" pel t* Mir fritnrt it start if i New Yeir. Jim Barr Tire Shop > R yal Distributor 141 E. Woodland 1967 RENT Hastings Home Laundry MONEY MODEL FINANCE CO. OPEN Friday Evening - Til 8 P.M. SATURDAY MORNING �Mb* Judy for bcyardub. Stedman of Battle ■Freeport Chronology ■’ U1 BNch M. ichooia to cloae. . . . HHS Juniors physicians. . . . RuaaaU L. Doty Reach." . again, m did “liquor by the glass" in Harting*. Rutland and Barry Townships. . . . Liquor proposal ville. AUy. cuit judge. 97. rotlnd dies. . - - Robinion elected Cir­ . . . William A. Hall, hardware merchant, John Bowery buys Carriage House." .... Pennock opens hospital gift shop. . . . Linda Pryor named HHS "DAR Good Citizen." . . . NOVEMBER 17-J1U Oorllnger i< ladurwood's "Good Citizen." .... Barry allotted $47428 In NOVEMBER 88-400 boys, girts enroll la Hastings "Y" basketball Todd to celebrate golden wed­ ding. . . . County board buys W. State Street site for proposed Hom becomes associate minister .... Edward McKlbbln, 06. dies at Medical Facility. . . . Amerilies from mandatory' abstinence Always ia Stock Washable Vinyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES Cut to Stea At No Extra HASTINGS PAINT Charged Uhl, With Killing Turkey* *»• von $5,797,401 Hastings, suggests Vote Ort $450.­ 000 swimming Pool aa aeparato Haatinsa banka distribute $in.405 to Christmas Club members yoar. . . . Barry Department Social Services adds staff per­ sonnel. . . . Duane Jarman named to Barry draft board. . . . United Discount Stare open* at 103 W. State Street. . . . DECEMBER 1 - Five area 4H Club .members win trip to St. Louis. Mo. . . . Delton High School adopts new. strict atten­ dance rule. . . . Mra. Bessie Woodman. 89. long-time corres­ pondent for The Banner, dies .... Youth Opportunity Center al Grand Rapids plan.'. Gordy Johnoock Day. . . . City pay* $15,500 for Wlnlck property off Michigan Avenue. . . . Barry County now has Homo Health Service. . . . Winter storm slams and Wallpaper 107 E. State St. of Hastings wins $1,000 in Kro­ ger contest. . . . DECEMBER 8 — Kalamazoo Civltan Club buys land In Barry 3 ■Bound' Over I Ret,ive Clutom I lads waived examina- VanBusklrk* Three revived for this February term of Circuit Court Blough were Tu4*day supper daughter of .Middleville by Municipal Judge L. E. Barguest* of Mra. Mina Wieland. * Christmas Day vbltora of Mrs. Wilma Pavllch and doughMra. Keith Buehler and family struction of property valued at board. . . . John Outheridge, who more than $100. 1941. returns for 25th memorial Mina Wieland. * Mr. and Mra. They are charged with killing Robert Stamms. who now have Spinor Johnson of Logan were Van Syckle of Dowling. * Patty 27 turkeys on the Yankee Springs apartments in the house. thought, grandmother Friday supper guest* of Mra. Mina Township farm of Bill * Marv Wieland. * Tammy and Todd a Sunday overnight guest of Turkey Farms of Zeeland on and Mra Milton Buehler clinic. . . . Diana Phillipa Lang- Wieland spent Friday with Mr*.. Mina Wieland. * Mra. Mina Wie­ land spent the Christmas weekend WMU agriculture course. ... El­ R1 Hastings; and Terry Randall, mer Wicscnhofcr named Barry at Harris Creek. Sunday evening Conservation Club president. . . . her children, grandchildren and City accepts Hosting* Mfg. gift great granddilldren met at the Crumback home for their family The Weldon Meeks were guesu Bay announces resignation from on Monday for a family ChrlrtPennock Hospital effective March only three absent. , rnas dinner at the Clifford Conk­ Mr and Mra Robert Clinton . . . . Belli Motors adds American Funeral service* for Chester E. lins of Dowling. Motors to his line. . . . County, and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wing. 79, R2 Hailing*, who died board .vets March 20 as tentative Clinton and family of Middleville suddenly Friday. Dec. 23. at his home on the Carlton Center date for vote on new Jail, fixed Road, were held at 1:30 pin. home occupied by the Worley Clinton. * Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Monday at the Girrbach Funeral Webbs at Middleville. . . Mrs. Crites. Jr., of Eaton Rapids and Home. The Rev. Bernard Herrington Cora Flanigan. 93. dies. . . . Sec- Mrs. laobel Like of Onondaga spent Bunday. Christmas evening, officiated and burial was In lhe with their parents. Mr. and Mra. Puller Cemetery. underway. . . . Maple Valley 16, 1887, In Spencer. Maw.. lhe School has bomb threat. . . . Re­ count confirms election of Mrs. Christmas family party at Jackland) Wing. Florence Halliday as supervVor He married Sarah E. Cole of Mr and Mrs Ken Robins and of Hope Township and Walter Soya as supervisor of Baltimore sons of Grand Ledge were Satur­ Cohoes. N.Y., in 1911. He was a consulting engineer day visitor* of Mr*. Elnora Whit­ in Cincinnati, Ohio, until his reney. * Monday Christmas visitor* DECEMBER 22—Mrs. Rcva B. Benson retires from Hastings re- of Mr*. Elnora Whitney were Mr. graduate of Cushing Academy and Mrs. Lyle Whitney and Mr. and Mra. Francis Varney, all of and Worchester Polytechnic In­ . . . . Hastings United Fund stitute. a member of Pi Gamma reaches $57,350. . . . Philip • Bud­ Stevensen of Grand Rapids. * Delta Fraternity and a life mem­ dy) Briggs. 25. Middleville, killed Miss Delorti Durbhi of Washing­ ber of the Hasting* Masonic in truck mishap near Mt. Pleas­ ton, D. C.. is spending the holi­ Lodge. ant . . . Barry-Eaton attorneys days with her sister. Mr. and Mra. He was a veteran of World honor retiring Judge McDonald Tim Kidder. * Mr. and Mra Tim War I. . . . . Mra. Irene Parker renamed Kidder and family and Miss De­ Mr. Wing is survived by hl* Barry Democratic Committoe loria Durbin were Monday supper wife and a sLster. Mrs. S. W. chairman. . . Set minimum guests of Mr. and Mra. James Lawrence of Ashbumham. Mass. pay for Barry special education Durbin of Coats Grove. Christmas visitors at the James Medical Care Facility qualifies Chester Wing Dies Suddenly At Home Friday Parmalee s Fo lor Federal Health Insurance benefits. . . . Mra. Mary Emma Harold Woods. Sr., and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods, Jr., and family of Rockford. Mr. chele honored by Dairy Herd Improvement Association for and Mrs. Robert Blough nnd fam­ ily of Northville, Mr. and Mrs. over quarter-century ol service Wayne Fields and family of Cale­ .... Irene Anders receives Na­ donia. and Mr and Mra. Gerald tional 4H lionors and a $50) col­ Woods and daughter of Hastings. lege scholarship. . . . Barry resi­ * Miss Linda Munjoy ,of Flint, dents prepare to celebrate the spent three days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jule Turner- || Public Forum | Freeport Cubs Receive Awards The Freeport Cub Sout Pack meeting was held Monday. Dec. 19 at the Elementary School. A good representation of par­ ents and interested friends were Russ Evans. Thomapple Scout Executive gave a slvort talk and presented the Cubs with a round up award for meeting their goal family, local, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ord Carlin and family of Kalama- , zoo and Mr. and Mra. Ken Kuem- with gold and silver arrows, one pel of Hastings were Christinas received a wolf award Three re­ i rvspMtrully rsqc dinner guests of . Mr. and Mrs. ceived a silver arrow in the wolf' briar. tkst Uh i Paul McDowell of Hastings. * Mr. J and Mra. Doyle Swan and family seven received the month patch , at. —..... nf of Nashville were Christmas Rvr Eve for recruiting one or more boys. wltbb.ld on। visitor* o! Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauff­ Robert Humphrey. VFW Com­ man. * Mr. and Mra. Laurence mander. amt Mra. Robert Hum­ ‘ Kauffman and family of Melvern. phrey. prfeiden. of the Auxili­ Iowa, are spending 6ever.il days ary. *gave short talks and pre­ । To the Editor: | with hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe sented an American flag to Den | Just a little note of tliank*' Kauffman Christmas dinner mothers. Mra Betty Cullen. Mrs I for your efforts/ relative to thia; guests, besides the Laurence Eleanor Kunde. Mra. Alberta i year's Community Fund Drive. I: Kauffmans, were Mr. and Mra. ! have sincerely appreciated tile’ Doyle Swan and family of Nash- Turner nnd Mrs. Durleen Vanfine and generous cooperat' — । viue'ituid Mr. and Mrs. Milton *tion Jim Vanderwood signed up as given me m< . ............ - os — well —• as — other — memBuehler and family of West Free- on assistant leader. Out of 26 bers of the drive. port. Cubs. 18 received awards. Yours very truly. Monday dinner guests of the Jack L. Hoke. Drive Chairman.' Joe Kauffmans were Glenn KauffRev. and Mrs. Chalmer Miller Hastings Community Fund Iman and Dale and Carla Bishop of Frii-.wrt enjoyed a Visit to of Colon. * Mr. and Mrs Dan Sarasota Jungle Gardens while Poatma. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood vacationing on Florida's Lower Yoder and Mr. and Mra Gordon West Coast. Yoder and family were Sunday Christmas dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Norval Thaler. W Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton, local. Mr. and DEC. 13 — Xob«rt ; Mrs. Don Walton and family of «p«.4m* 3* in IS c;::n CkMl.i Uubb.1. Ckar St/ Johns, Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Walton and family of Kalamazoo. PSSST! Frank Hints of Hostings and Joan Walton of Laiulng were MondayChristmas dinner gueat* of Mra. Dorothy Campbell in Grand Bsllroid >r. Rapids. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell of Grand Rapids spent Cliriattnaa Day with ! her parent*, Mr. and Mra. Claud Walton. * Mra. Claud Walton spent last week with her abler. Mr*. George Brownell, in Grand Rapids * Mr. and Mrs. Max Whitney of Grand Ledge were' visitors of Mr*. Elnora Whitney Friday. * Mrs Greta Blough re­ turned home with her son and I family. Mr. and Mra. Bob Blough of Northville, to spend the week., * Mr. and Mra. Donald Blough 1 DEC. Dlbbla SC. «ihlblUon dtlTtag, and children of Wyoming were! Chattel FoaUu*. Bl. Friday lunch guests of Mr. and i I Mrs. Jesse Blough. Mr. and Mra. Mike Hawthorne and children of Hostings were The Hit 8 Wrecking Company Sunday visitors of her parents. of Muskegon was the low bidder Mr. and Mra. Jeese Blough. * Mr to remove a two - story frame and Mra. Irving Gilbert and chil­ house at 12980 Assyria Road. M­ dren of Berrien Springs spent 68. south of Assyria, for $561. The Christmas with her parents, Mr property was purchased for M-86 and Mra. Charles Gibbs. * Mr and Mra. Jerry' Kyser. Jim Waraop and improvement. 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Vicki Keller. Denise Col­ vin and Nancy Scott were her William Bosworth of Lake Odes- Prevails at Round Of Grand Parties There is hardly time for a bop. skip or jump between parties these day* as the holiday spirit continues • to prevail. For many thia merry business will last thrpugh Twelfth Night (Jan. 6th> «on ends with The Epiphany Lakewood High School on M-so, Mrs Earl Sever. Worthy Ma­ tron of the Order of the East­ traditional Oyster Parties, last ern Star. Prudence Noble Chap­ week and this week, al the Gay ter 366 of Hickory Corners tn- jordans. trrtained her line officers, as­ The Thursday before Chrfetsociates. and committees with a Christmas party al hcYvlwme puts the Burnell Larke-s had their annual Sleigh Ride Party al ".'“'If 31 ““"■j:'their umupur Larkspur country country name. home. ' It wav a special occasion as Mlw rind* Sue Altoft wa< ce'elr.atlne he- 17: h blrthdar. Sundav the Alfred Altoft* ent'-tntned nt dinnrr with both thek mother* Featured at the dance will be . Holland and Jkck Cook of Way­ land. , ■ j Shiotgoibord will be fumUfeed by 'clubs. A limited number of' tickets available at door. Gladwin nnd Mrs Jessie Altnft rnd Mr*. Albert Alteft and fnmilv. Mr nnd Mrs. Charles Altoft Jadulta and youngster* aa the TO BE MARRIED-Mr. and Mrs. nnd famllv. Mr nnd Mrs T.tovd I ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. Orva enjoyed by all. ' ponies are hitched up and for­ - Joe McClurkin. 220 W. State Bennett and family of Battle: Miller. 744 Brogan Road, an’ * * ' I tunately this year there was Emmanuel Guild will — meet I street, announce ------------------------the engagement -------------- Creek Mr nnd Mrs Rex Pen- nounce the engagement of their It was a retirement and Chrfet- | plenty of snow. The excitement ninston of Carlton Center. Ar; daughter. Rebecca Carol, to . Wednesday. Jan. 4. at 2:36 pm. I of their daughter. Bonnie Kay. ma* party with employees of The j mount* as aleighbelfe ring wild leno Alinft nnd daughter, nnd । James C. Lumbert, son of the | io ...... William son ’nl"~ Mr in the church Undercroft. In- " — ~C. Allen,*------Tyden CorporaUon when they | chime* when Santa arrives In' Svlvla Walters. Many famllv ; late Mr. and Mr*. Leonard 6 and Mrs. Howard Alien of Nashitallatlon of new officers. gathered al the Hotel Hastings । person with bags full of goodies vine. William is n graduate of Pictures were taken to send to I Lumbert and step-son of Mr. and Thursday evening for dinner and •for — all -• ----- --------- -------of those around. Quests | Maple Valley High School and lx their son. Rnv Altoft. who 1* In Mrs. James Barnum. Sr.. R2 Has- an exchange of gtfta. Those re­ Included, besides the Larke I tlrtg*. Rebecca'wa* graduated tiring were Mra. Nellie Manning i employed at Owen Ill Glass Co the Armed Service* in Koren. household of youngsters, the Ed­ << rx,from Hastings High School in and Mra. Martha Whlttum. r^Anrt , w ( .rD q?.n? B v n eve f l0C4 and ** Action ward Barrett. Jr„ family of Niles, WSC8 will meet Thunday. ‘“J- attending Hastings High School White Cloud were Sunday eve- _. . r™,of the Earl Chase* and Mike Chase, g. kt 1 pm at the home of Mra. IA j wedding ts being planned ning lunch guests of Svlvla Walt- llasl|ngs mg). School and was T,1»“ Weldon Meeks enter- home! on leave from the Navy. Clayton Valentine. Roll call: "A era and Monday railed on many rilscharJied from D, e Artny ln rained 30 guesta following the <he returned two days after Thought for the New Yeat." ’ end* •™lnd na***™"-, ’-a*" May. I960, after serving th-ee evening .services al lhe Nazar- Christmas* and also the Bob __ , The Robert Branch family of Mra. Ted Cusack of Swartt Grand Rapid* and the Ray Branch Mra. Walters was entertained nt vcara He is employed at the *ne Church on Sunday evening Sherwood and and Mike Ulrick. thSwedish Smorgasbord In , E w company. Plans are including Rev. Fulton and hi* 3 urc , « UUUll UUIU III! Creek and her two daughters were I family ol Flint were here for being made for a March ----1 family »for — snacks and a social and one keenly anticipated, by wed-1 rtInner gutC* of the Chet Hodge* I ChrUtma* dinner with Mr* Ray Grand Rapid*. | hour. by all concerned, from one Mr and Mr* Gerald Sand»r* ding. Tueaday and helped Mr. H. cele- Branch a! the Hotel Hasting*. Mrs nn<1 family spent Christmas Eve ------------ •------------Christmas to the next. brate his birthday. । H. A. Adrounie was also a guest. •J'h h.r r parents, the Clarence a.,..-. n . . . . ., It was a master point game The tempo for New Year s Eve nnd on Ghristmn, Day KeDeKan , Tuesday evening at the Episcopal entertaining Increases as Dec. Undercroft and the winners in 31st draws near and 96 coupler, Monday lhe Millers were "me*t* j I Ute Duplicate Bridge Club's game will enjoy the dinner dance nt •>’ the bomb ... of ~... Mrs ^..... Doreen I The Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge | were Herman Botteher and Fred U>? Hastings Country Club Sat­ Sherman and famllv of Nash- held Its'regular meeting Friday, Markle. Second went to Bruce urday evening. The Burnell vllle. who entertained with a ' evening. Dec 23. । Fisher and Gordon Ironside. Jr. Larlccs head lite committee as­ i family Chrlstmns dinner The charter was draped In, third went to J. Knaus* and I sisted by tlie Bob Sherwoods. Dr. I The Bill Damson* of St. Paul, memory of Edna Flfleld, who ( Kent and fourth went to Mt and Gordon Pinnies, Andy Furmans, M'nn.. have been spending the died Dec. 7. . j Mra O. E. Goody-ur Starting John Panfils. Bob Stacks. George i Christmas holidays with thtAr The next vLdtatlon meeting next week, the Duplicate Bridge Chenoweth*. Jim Cotten. Dr. ; parent*, the Carl Damson*, and will be held at Mullikin on Club will meet on Thursday | the Da'e Ossenhetmer*. and the j Thursday evening. Jan. 12. nights. Instead.of Tuesday nights Andersons, BUI Renners and I Dennis DeBest family of Joliet Committee* appointed for the at the Episcopal Undercroft. LncK cooks Dick Cooks Mary Petersons III, arrived on Friday to spend meeting on Jan 13. are: I orchestra will furnish the music the Christmas weekend with her I Entertainment. *~*------ * Mr. and J Mrs Into the early hours of the ,____ _________ _____ Richard Nixon and Mrs. Ralph parents, the Damsons. Word came to Hastings friends Sage, and luncheon. Mrs. Chas j this weNc that Russell Horton Annable. Mrs Glen Perkins and tlie new little fellow. 1967. 1* pa.’sed away in Los Angeles. Calif.. Mrs Ray Bryant. earlier this month. The Hortons A delicious luncheon was serv- very busy over the holidays with scheduled at tlv Elks Temple on <shg was the fanner Marguerite ed nt the clone of meeting after ,Jacie arriving from the Univer­ N. Church Street for Saturday evening and the Harry Leckrones Kennedy> lived In Hastings at one which Santa appeared to deliver sity of Alabama and Phi) from are in charge. time. । gifts. Columbia Military Academy on There will be many gather­ Dec. 11. and Nell Tramcl flying ings. of varying sizes at num­ I in from Ft Benning. Ga. on erous hompa—about town The Doc. 20. They were at the Martin Tony Hjfns will entertain, as Keller home In Lansing for will the (Roy Cordes at their In­ Christmas nnd the celebration of dian Trails home and the Denny our fine, friendly customers the fourth birthday of their Cleveland^ at 406 W. Green grandson, Michael. Calling on Street. I As Yule bells ring, we send the Huvera over Christmas were the Roy Huvers, of Lansing, the Lloyd Huvers. ;Alvln Huvers. to you our greetings, thanks Floyd Cadwaliadera, Mrs. Edward Fisher, Danny and Robin, and Wayne and Anne Oatroth of Laand warm wishes. Rev. and Mrs. Luther Brokav . LOClgC p|an, Visitation appy New Personal Mention Happy Holiday LAPO DRUGS Parents Announce Daughter's Troth AGENCY Hastings Speedy Wash 118 SO. JEFFERSON Janet and Wendell Marquis . QUITTING BUSINESSSALE a»f every single item in our entire Mock Everything Must Go EVEN THE FIXTURES ARE FOR SALE entire stock sacrificed PRICED FOR 1 SELLOFF ■'ll) % Oil During the Final Hours ol This Sale • DRESSES • COATS • SWEATERS • SLACKS • BLOUSES • HOSIERY • LINGERIE • SKIRTS • PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS \ S« llnul Is Ji So Belter Gel Here Early! ■SALE ENDS DECEMBER 31st A near capacity crowd danced BaUlc Creek | fully decorated in the Winter |and Christmas theme. High school students, recent graduates and their friends en­ joyed thU annual event which la­ the social highlight of the year. Jean Cary was general chalrman and other committee chair­ men who helped make the eyenlng such a delightful affair were: Mary Clement, decorations; Mary Ordj-zwolska. refreshments; Hubbell and Linda Pryor, TROTH REVEALED - An- Mary ■ Eteri Hook, advertising, nouncement is being made of the band; 1 engagement of Rita Mayan, 1and Marsha Gernent*. table* and daughter of Mra. R. C. Mayan of 1chairs. Merrill,and the late Mr. Mayan, BANNER WANT ADS fAY to Tom Laberteaux. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laberteaux of . 310 W Madison. The bride-elect ls a graduate of Merrill High School and will graduate from | Aquinas College. Grand Rapids. I in May. 1967. Rita Is a major in German and plans to go Into the Elementary Education field Tom Is a graduate of Hastings High I School and Aquinas College and Is now completing his master's degree nt St. Louts University He will continue In Clinical Psy­ chology tor his PhD. The wed-1 ding date has been set for Aug. HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH And Comfort Too Lake Odessa Grad Passes Bar Exam Miss Quenda Behlrr. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Behier of Lake Odessa, has passed the Bar examination and may now prac- Michigan She is employed by the Vet­ erans Administration in the De­ X. __ attended Western Michi­ gan University, and graduated I from Wayne State University in [ 1966 She is a graduate of the Lake Odessa High Schoo). Historical Group Meets at Delton I Bud Leonard of Delton win talk on "The History of Radio. at the Bernard Historical Society meeting at 8 pm Mondav. Jan. 2. at Delton High School. Refreshmen ta Everyone welcome., especially students. Guests of the Dewey Reeds for , the Christmas Holidays were, their daughter and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Gibson. Linda. I phone were received from the engagement of their daughter. Bruce and Janice, of GreenClarence Hqvera in St Peteravllle. I burg. Fla.. Leonard Tnunels of Margaret Ann. to Charles R, Barker, son of Mr. and Mrs. WliBessmer. Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. ‘n r* A July wedding Is planned. but not least was the call from The bride-elect is employed by saying he was spending Christ­ Michigan Bell Telephone Com­ mas in Indianapolis and with pany In Lansing and her fiance fe a Junior at Central Michigan the news of his engagement to be University. announced later. ’ Tlie Max Myers entertained The Charles Phelps qf Kalama the Myers family on Christmas night including Mr. and Mrs. ;zoo were gue-sLs of his parents. Ellsworth Myers. Mr. and Mrs. 1Dr. and Mrs. Everett Phelps, over Donald Mosher and Carol of 1the Christmas weekend The family gathering at Mrs. Williamston. Mr. and Mrs. PhilUp Mosher and sons. Tlmothv Robert Cook's Christmas included nnd Scott Allen and Mr and ,the Robert Cook family of Oconto. are here-------this Mrs. Erwin Knox and family of IWfe. ------ who ----- — - visiting ------- -------Fremont. It was the first Christ- *c*k ma* for Scott Allen, who Is lhe Mrs Bernard Reed was with the grandson of the Donald Moshers: J|ln>es Cushman fn;nUy in Kalaand the great grandson of the Im,rxi ,or 1116 Christmas holidays. Ellsworth Myers, being only 13' Fraser Ironside returned days old On Monday night Mrs. I Monday after a Christmas visit Myers' father. Ernest Thompson for a week with the Milton Benof Grand Rapids, was their guest nert family of Rochester. Mich. Monday the Richard Flngleton --------------------------------------------------family of Kokomo. Ind., were here! to visit bls mother. Mrs. Alma I Flngleton. at the Medical Facility. | Before returning home they were dinner guests of her mother. Mrs. p. C. French, al her home on W Green Street. Mr and Mr*. Harry 8. Brown. Jr. of Grand Rapids entertained Mrs. Lott* Stauffer and Robert i for dinner on Monday. Dec. 2fl. I Mr. and Mra. John Mullenlx and family Joined the family gathering at the home of her mother. Mrs. Floyd Clum, on Christmas Eve On Tuesday af­ ternoon they were guesta of hl* brother. Mr. and Mra. Robert Mullenlx of Battle Creek, for the I Mullenlx Christmas Quests of the Jim Wlswells for tl>e Christmas holiday were her parents, the Howard Whites of Champaign. Ill. Mra. Roy Wensley flew to Phoe- j nix. Arix, Friday to visit her I daughter. Mrs. Robert Lindeman I ■nd family. She was called there | because of Mrs. L-'s illness. The Aben Johnson. Jr., family! of Bloomfield Hill* were among1 the Christmas dinner guests of his mother. Mra Aben Johnson Mrs. Roy Hubbard left Thunday to be with the Edward Hayes fam­ ily In Eaton Rapids for the holi­ day* and returned home Tuesday GREETINGS from Vermont to visit their par­ ents. the John Hopkins and Mrs Carlton Kaachcle. for the Chrls:mas holiday The Floyd Willisons and son. Matthew, of Clarendon Hills, IB., joined the Kaechele family for part of the holiday, after visiting hla parents In De­ troit. '• The J. Franklin Huntleys. Den­ nis HunUey. home for three weeks entire stork ordered sold to tlie publie at onrr reyurdless of loss HunUey. home from Ferri* State, .felted her father, the Rev. Lowell McCarty at Clark Memorial Home Sunday morning, then continued on to Kalamazoo for a family gathering at her slater'* Christ­ mas Day. Mr*. Huntley left for i Marshall the following day to be I with the John HunUey family because of the illness of her The Bonnet & Gown Shop Lancerveld family of Kalamazoo were guests of Mrs. K S. McIntyre Permit No. 12 of Mr*. Lucille WlllitU, president the Barry County Spart*- 11 and 12 to attend the meeting of the State Conservation Clubs sI Capacity Throng Enjoys Snow Ball For Younger Set Society newS Holiday Spirit We bring you wishes for a joyful New Year and express our appreciation of your patronage. GILMORE JEWELERS AUTOMATIC AND AIR FRESHENER II’, literally loaded with oil tt>« mOtf.wanted convenience fto„ ,ur®» • • • P,ul hnan concept in portable hu. midificotlon. — “ Balling's Appliances & Gifts 139 W. State St. �Marine Pvt Stephen D. Miller. mond Reagan of Freeport. Lester The Rudy Vogclreuter family of Bonneville of Delton and the - ■- ■graduated from eight weeks of Manning's son. Dennta who is David Goodyear, tor the family recruit training st the Marine gathering at hi* home on W. Green will now undergo about three first time in four years. Their 130 pan. thia Saturday at the weeks of individual combat train- Blanche K. Stanton. 83. 400 W. officiate with burial Ln the Irving phen Johnson family for Chriat- Martne Corps aaalgnmenU cemetery. lhe Edgar Rural School and Mlddlevllla High School. of Manistee County on Nov. 30. 1801. They lived in the Manistee are* until 1117 when they moved to Heatings. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Newland and Christine of Nashville enter­ Calif., to visit their daughter and tained Mrs. Lotto Stauffer and family until alter Uie Brat of the Her, R1 Woodland, completed eight weeks of advanced Infantry on Sunday. Wash. He received specialized maaoo Tumday and helped their intm irt inn in small unit tactics and in firing such weapons aa Mrs. B. J. Cralgee and family of Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. chinegun and the 3A-lnch rocket Robert launcher. Hl* wife, Beverly, lives family gathering at Buckboruugh and Mrs. Charite Dean. 1 Home to spend the holidays from Atlanta. G*. .: Anny Private Robert L. Kllngr.' with her parents, the Henry St. Friday evening the Dr. Gordon Flnnlea entertained 10 for dinner Including the Robert VanderWerf* Khnge. R2 Middleville, com-1 aid Christensen and family of pitted advanced training ft* a 1 Racine. WI*. The "Chip" St Marcombal engineer Dec. 17 at Ft. tin family were also their Chrlst- training, be received instruction I Lt and Sirs Robert (Sally) in combat squad tactics, use of Eatter arrived from Joliet. Hl., to infantry weapons and engineer „pcnd Christmas Eve and Christreconnalasance. He also was mas morning with her parents, trained in the techniques of rood the Bob Kings, and then on to and bridge building, camouflage. Birmingham. Ala., to visit his and demolitions. parent* Robert ln-> recently been • • •' । promoted to first lieutenant and A 3, 0 Larry D. Larkin is home I Ln stationed at the Anynunit ions Supply Depot. Sally ta, teaching on leave after graduating Dec. 10 " ----from Technical Command Weapons Specialist School at Lowrey AFB, holidays Is Tom King, a sopho­ Denver. Oolo. He reports Jan. 7 more at MSU. st Davis-Monthan AFB. Tucson. Artz., in the 4453 Combat Training kin had oa Christmas weekend Wing. He is lhe son of the Law­ rence Larkins. relra and little son. Matthew, of Grand Ledge, and Toni's cousin. Jose Rasalvo Pcixlnho of Itabuand Mrs. Boyd Bolton of Cali- na. Bahia, Brazil. He is currentfomla, is taking advanced training iy a graduate student, of MSU. ... ....----also the Larkins son, A3/C don. Oa He is spending 15 days Larry Larkin, who Li home on over the holidays with his grand­ parent*. Mrs nnd Mrs. Warren Bolton of R3 Hastings. He is going AFB. Tuc.on. Artz. back to camp with Ute Boltons The William Parkers were at en route to St. Cloud. Fla. (Browns the home of their son. Bob. who Trailer Park*, for Ute Winter on entertained the Parker family on Christmas, and they went dn_to Morrison Lake where they were guests of the Albert Rapps until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Randall of Morrison Lake will be their supper guests on Friday. By Mr*. Leo Frey ■4. ta 445, Orwk 721-0211 family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall Sunday Mr. and Mra. Allan of Ovid and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shepard and baby from n.-ar Smith and family of Swarts St. Mary's Lake called on Mr. and Creek, and also the Bob Parker Mr*. Fred Frey. * Neal Davl* family for an early Christmas ha* been a medical patient at Leila Hospital. * Mr. and Mra. TUe William Hubbell* enter­ Gordon Buxton spent the last tained 32 on Christmas Eve in­ weekend at Brady Lake. * Mrs. cluding Dan Wolcott of .Kala­ Elbert Hoover iia* relumed from mazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mead Leila Hospital where she was a and daughters. Gordon Gros*. surgical patient. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbell. Marvin Frey spent last weekend Jr.. andAfamlly. Mr. and Mrs. with in* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Batirn. Janet Havens. Mr. Leo Frey and with Kathryn who and Mri. Eldon Peake and fami­ was home from Western. * The ly. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wallace and family and Mr. and Mrs. Erie Peake and Kathy. Charles Hammond of Hastings On Christmas Day the Erie Bunday. * Recently Mr. and Mra. Peakes entertained Mr.and Mrs. Gordon Buxton attended the Eldon Peake and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wallace and family, wedding of their cousin. Steven Miller, held in lhe Bellevue Grace Watson of Niles and Dan Methodist Church. * Susan and Wolcott of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bclson and family of Kalamazoo were en­ guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon tertained for a Christmas din­ ner on Monday at the home of Rudolph Soya took her father. his parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Belson and Shir­ tn Grand Rapids. * Last Sunday- ley. On Thursday evening Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitmore BeLson's mother, uncle and aunt. Mrs. Howard Steele and J. OrWhitmore and Dr. and Mra. Ken­ lin Yank of Woodland and Mrs. neth Dix from Carson City call- C. H. Rockwell of Charlotte will be their dinner guests. Mr. and Mra. Sidney Huh and bo spending Christmas tn Leila Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hull were Hospital. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. Ttic 4H acwlng girls met Tues­ and Mrs. James Hummel and day after school al lhe home of family of Nashville. their leader. Mra. Leo Frey for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stam en­ a Chruuna* party and taffy pull. tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ous Ver★ Judy Phillips. Kathryn Frey hest and Mr. and Mrs Harold and others are home from West­ Shcmberger of Battle Creek on ern Michigan University for va­ Christmas Eve. cation. * Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey and Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Adams from Grand Rapids were Sat­ urday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Norman Frey. * • Free Eitimitet ia Hie HnMr. and Mrs. Norwood Hughe* were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton. * Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stanton called on Grandma Stanton at the Medical Facility Sunday. * Mrs. Norman Leonard and chil­ THE FURNITURE dren spent Saturday with the Banfield - Vicinity A HOLIDAY SEASON PLEDGE MPHOLSTERING BUILDING vln Frey from Flint spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Leonard of Dowling and Mr. and Wayne Hasel Phone 374-3523 Mrs. Scheldt Of Nashville Buried Tuesda • Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Bennett and family had Christma^'with his mother. Mra. Francl* Ben­ nett. and his aunt. Mra. Leona Proctor, on Saturday en route to Florida for lhe holidays. Alton 1* the principal of the Junior High in Farmington this year. On Monday Rev. and Mrs Ray­ mond E- Bennett and family of Temperance were ChrLstmiu dln- minister of the Leland Wesleyan Methodist Church, and his wife, the former Marie Root, a gradu­ ate of Middleville High, is taking a practical nursing course which she will complete on January >0. Avis Dillenbeck of Woodland spent several days recently with Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Proctor. It ha* been a busy Christmas season for the Cody Laubaughs starting with a neighborhood Lowell Invades Lakewood Friday Services for Mra. Ferae Scheldt. 73. widow of Melbourne <Pat> Scheldt, were held Tues­ day at 1 pm. from the Vogt Fun­ eral Home in Nashville. Mrs. Scheldt, who had resided on BLsmark Highway northeast of Nashville, died Friday morn­ ing. Dec. 23. in a hospital near Sun City Center, Fla. She had been in the hospital for about ten days and had been in foiling health several weeks prior to that time. were dinner guests. fuul l6 nnd John Ncwman n Officers Investigate 3 Break-Ins Dick Wilts wo* lhe big fun for lhe winners with 21 point*. Maple Valley had defeated Bath. 50-35, in che tournament opener. Barry County authorities have been investigating three area burglaries. Friday night or early Satur­ day the Lewis Electric Store at Cloverdale was entered and a color television set end II others were taken along with $54.55 from the cash register. The total lots was estimated al 01,715.25. The Hasting* Country Club was entered, probably Tuesday night. Dec. 20, and 33 bottles of whiskey, scotch, gin and liquors were taken. Christmas morning it was dis­ covered that Ken Jones' Has­ tings Meat Market on State Street had been entered by breaking a glass in a rear door. Li 3 6 TIME AMD “thanka” to all our wonderful customers. If •• their Winter home tn Florida Basketball fans can see Lowell play Lakewood this Friday night Btam home which they co-hosted on Dec. 10 and entertained Mrs. area holiday prep attractions. Lee Lamb, Mr*. Betty WendorfT Tuesday night Carson City came from behind to eliminate ibbel,. Mr. and Mrs. Leo lhe Maple Valley eagers from the er, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hu|l. Gordon Hull, Mr. and Mr*. 55. Don Archambeau and Mrs. James Carson City led 12-11 at lhe Barton. The party welcomed the but Maple Valley moved newcomers into the neighbor­ second outscoring their hood. On Dec. 11 the Laubaughs and the Stam* were dinner intermission. Maple Valley s eagers held a K«uma«x> -nd on tye.11 lb, [d ,n[o L-ub-uslo; enloruurt ■», Sidwerc „„ ney and Gordon Hulls. Christ- }lnai}. 24.15 ma* Eve, the Earl Endsleys and | rvirv Rakrr led Manic Valiev no [fi Bom in Mancelona Oct. 23. tar of Elwin and Letty Perry. Following her marriage to Mr Scheldt the couple had lived In th Ionia area. He died In Novem­ ber of 1854. Besides Mra. McLeod, another sing-, survives. The Rev. Glen Bingham of the Nashville Methodist Church of­ ficiated at Tuesday's service, and I burial was made in the Saranac cemetery. The Dr. Gordon Finnic family left Monday to visit her brother and family In Charlevoix, return­ ing home Thursday (today*. Young Tommy Flnnle stayed with the Paul Petersons while they were HASTINGS Insurance Agency 219 West State St. _ BANNER WANT ADS PAV Jmjw JIwp (jm We join with you in b wish for peoce in the New Year. May lasting con­ tentment be yours Sandwich Bread (White or Whole. Wheat) Snack Rye • Limpa Swedish Sweet Rye • Pumpcrnickel and Plain Rye • Hamburg and Hot Dog Bunt. Garlic Bread (Ready for the Oven) Garlic loavi ready to eat and Masoned just right. Dinner Rolli (All Kinds) Cloverleaf. pjrkerhouM, potato, butterflake, hard roll* 35c Coffee Cakes—Family Size 63c . . . Small FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Orange Knot*__________________________ 6 for 45c Made with fresh orange and honey glaxed. Cookie Doy Wednesday .4 dot. $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP 1 Including a case of 12-ounce Blate no return six packs, a case of Blate 8-ounce six pocks and We the undersigned For Auld Lang Syne ■ ' I.’Me e do hereby proclaim that we will continue to aerre frlendt, old and new, in their beat interest with benefits and satisfaction for all Stu & Denny ONE FINAL WEEKEND SALE II A Final Chance to Save on Selected Items from Our Best Name Brand Accessories Before the Old. Year Ends Over Saturday at 5:30. All $3.99 and $4.99 SPORT SHIRTS MOW $2" and One Large Rack of $4.00 and $5.00 SPORT SHIRTS Beautiful plain color fabrics as well as patterns. Many perma pressed. One Large Table of V-NECK SWEATERS Our best brands in your favorite shades in wool and wool blends; lightkniti. $199 11 [J SEE THESE KODIAK JACKETS THE SEASON'S MOST POPULAR ANSWER TO COLD WEATHER. 20off M^ke it None for the Road! 'Be sure of a Happy New Year See Our ODDS b ENDS TABLE-ALL ITEMS PRICED TO MOVE RIGHT OUT!, CLEVELANDS MENS & BOYS' WEAR �and Mra. Jacs- Williams and daughters. Mr. and Mr* Jack Folland and boys and Mr and Bv Mr*. Glendon Curtit Mrs David Teeter and children IV W. CnWws. 147-1Ji J were weekend iiouscgueiu with IJlUe Brian, son of Mr. nnd their parents, the Mahler*. On Mr*. Barrv Donaldson, celebrated Christmas Day they were joined hi* thlid birthday Sunday. Dec. 4 Mr. an4 Mr* Fred Geiger. Sr.. Ids great grandparents, were host the new Mr. and Mr*. PhlUlp for the birthday dinner for Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Garold Grandma and Grandpa Curtis Mahler. Recent visitors at their Mr. and Mr*. Uoyd J. Has­ <Elwyn Curtis). Aunt Betty. Un­ home were Mr. and Mr*. D<n .......... . ............ kins. 1103 Sixth Avenue. Lake cle Jerry and the Donaldsons. Fettcnnan. Odessa, will celebrate their gol- Later in the day they called on Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hough den wedding anniversary Sunday, Grandma and Grandpa John celebrated Christmas with three Jan. t. from 2 to 5 pm. sit nn Carroll. Everyone hod a very en­ enjoyable gatherings with his open houre at the EvantscIleal joyable day * Mrs LuLu Hauer. children. Dec. 17 they were at United Brethren Church al Luke who ta Maying at her son's,in Dundee with his daughter and Ortega ; Ditrolt. had a fall rccmtly. She family. Mr. and -Mrs - Gerald Kosis nnd n-ste”M will be ttould enjoy hearing from her j stuckcr. The Stuckers left soon their children nnd grandchil- ,npn>' Ir<ends in WoAtfland. Her aner for pjor|da Dec 23 they drwi Mr Mra Sj ■t'drr" K «’»«“> were with hl* wn and family. Haskin-, and family. Mra Mary A,ySl‘"r B ' Mr ‘"ld “urr“y Hou“,h/ *"d Jran Hines and faihilv Xd Mr. *yandr’,,‘’ on Dec 28 they were with hi* and Mrs Richard Waite and Christmas was celebrated at wn and family. Mr. and Mr* family. r ,hc Herald Classics Sunday with Roy Hough Dec. 24 they enjoyed nil the children present. Follow- a family gathering with Mra. Alice Shupp and Lloyd Has­ ing the delicious dinner and Hough's 'family home of' —"—nt ‘ the *-----------kins were married Dec. 30. 1916. opining of the many gifts, some her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. La­ of them called on Mr.-. Rhoda verne Daniels, Jr * Christmas Bawdy at lhe Barry Medical Pa- was celebrated at the Jerry Fish­ One son. Willard, died March 20. ellity. * The Christman weekend er home on Saturday. Members was a busy one for Mr. nnd Mrs., of the family present were Mr. Friends ore Invited and Use Floyd Mahler. Friday eveningI nnd Mrs Max Duncan and fami­ honored guests have requested they attended lhe wedding of i ly of Orand Haven. Mr. and Mrs. their granddaughter. Linda Ros-II Don Dunean and Doug of Belle­ -.<-r. and Phillip Smith in Lan- j vue and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hie Dr. John Lockwood family -sing Following the wedding they I! Newman of Detroit In lhe afterof Okemos ware with his mother. *«rc pucst* with their son. Mr. Ii noon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fish­ Mra. Oconee Lockwood, far «n-1 Mr« Eddie Orr and Becky1 — er ________ called on______ them.__*_____ Here___ is Qirtatma*. along with Mr*. EBle Ijiurtnce another address of a serviceman, (OS RAWER Woodland The Haskins to Celebrate 50th Jubilee Sunday Keep on remembering them after i the Elmer Colvins. They attended •*------ --because ------------------—. concert at Central Audllarium I the holidays news---from tn which Vicki gang. Mert Clark and Leona Clark year. Pfc. Marvin O. Raffler. US. 55868338. Co. B 3/80th 9lh Inf. were In Orand Rapids Friday. ♦ Division. APO Ban Franclvco., The Community extends n very I , Merry Clirtalmas to our ahut-in*. Calif. 96373. • the patients al the Medical Fu’ ellity. and to those that are in Hendershot & Vicinity , z., , (shot were Mr. and Mrs John By Inrt. Kicnara (.lark Tobey of Kalamazoo. * Callers 5 V4J.J7JJ j Sunday ut the Hendershots were Letter of December 22: iElWln Rupert of Charlotte and Mra. Ted OXaughltri went to: George of Schoolcraft, and Mr.Rrvlrforrt rnaay FrtAnv to tn meet n^t Doug IV,n, ' “,“1 M" Gordon Thompson Of itacuora OLaughlln. who was coming home ja ' ' . ,, . , , for Christmas vacation from To e**t*rate °'e „of Houghton, and was Involved In an I J01” E??dn“..,wld BoU ‘ accident. No one was injured but combination birthday and prethe cars were damaged * On Christmas dinner was held Sun­ ..______ __ .. „ . IVv- 11 nt thn hnmn nt Rnh ouuuaj nua. raaiuic muiiuicv ui — . ' . . , . . Bristol Comer* was a dinner guevt a,ul I-eCTU‘ clflrt OhcMs included at the OLauahlin*. In the afterKfl!^ E??dn“, noon they allattended the Chr-.st-I P^- * Sunday. Dec 18 tlie Bob mas Concert la Hasting, An afterhCT oU“' noon caller at the OXatMhlins was Mr and Mrs. Roy Bauman, for a Hugh O’Laughlin of Battle Creek ' BmUy Christmas dinner and gift Birthday Club met Wedne-day excluin8eat Nyla Bechtel's with Colle?n । • Schanta as co-hoeteM. Everyone1 ST. ROSE SOCIAL CLUB was to bring a Christmas idea tuid | Members of the St. Rose Social on exchange of gifts was held. Ciub will hold their meeting on We also welcomed Rena Armstrong I Monday. Jan. 2, at I pm. in the into our chib. * On Thursday the'^School Hull A potluck dinner LAB. met with Colleen Srhantz. will' be served. Secret Pal* were revealed and new 1 ------------ •-----------onea were drawn. A wonderful Visiting the John DeBroux dinner was enjoyed by all. * Dick family for the holidays are his and Mert Clark and family were parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dedinner guests Sunday of her folks. Brnux of Valdcra Wls. Rotarians Plan Ladies Night For January 12 and Mra. Chariea Fortea from Pekin, HL. and Mr. and Mra. Larry Beaater and two children, also from Pekin. The NaahvUle Baptist Church will have a New Year'* Eve party from 7 to 9:30. Bring your own zandwtehe* and cookies. The church skating party will be Member* of the Hastings Ro­ Member* of lhe City Council from 7 to 10 p.m. thia Thursday are considering a request from al the Thomapple rink. * Otry tary Club nnd tliclr Rotaryanns the Hasting* School District on Bristol of Bunker HUI AFB was are scheduled to hold a Ladles whether the municipality would with hta folk*. Mr. and Mra. Night on -niUQday. Jan. 12, with be willing to stand a share of lhe Gaylord Bristol, over Christmas. dinner at the Hart Hotel between eatimated 122.000 annual coat of The Bristol's holiday plans were 6 and 6.-30 o'clock followed by at­ tendant al the Kalamazoo a swimming pool. altered when Kathy came down Civic Player*' presentation of Board of Edaeallon Presi­ I with chicken pox. * Rev. Len­ ■The Subject Was Ro»e»." dent Fay Clardy wrote the ard Radtke conducted the servTh* stage play Is lhe Pulitzer Council asking that If a pool icea at the-Maple Grove Bible prize-winning drama about the Church and ta to/conduct the belatedly recogniked tailure of a were constructed, whether the services this week. Children and marriage. City would share a portion of adult* participated in the Christ­ On the day following its tri­ lhe total operating cost. mas program. * The Joe Patter­ umphant opening on Broadway It ta expected that lhe pool sons entertained with a family in the Spring of 1904. Norman 8. would be used for public recre­ Christmas dinner. Present were Nadei. critic for lhe New York Mr. and Mra. John Gabriel of ation. as well as by students. World Telegram and Sun. led off The request may be 'acted on Muskegon. * Mr. and Mrs. Gene hta enthusiastic review with Mater and family planned a twoat the Jan. 9 Council session. • From this day forth. Frank D. The Citizens' Steering Com­ week trip to Florida. * Mr. and Gliroy is a major playwright." mittee has recommended the Mrs Kettli Ball spent Christmas For two years it continued Its construction of a pool, at an esti­ Day with their daughter. Sandra, mated cost of S450.000. but that and family the Tom Hunts, in run on Broadway. The play opened on Jan. 6 for lhe proposal be placed on a-bal­ Cimrlotlc. * Mr. and Mra. Larry lot separate from the proposal Smith entertained the family for eight performance* through Jan. for a new high school. ChrtaUnaa dinner. * Mr. nnd 14. Aldefmen approved the at­ Mra. Mile* Ruffner spent Christ------------ •-----------tendance of Michael Klovanlch, o^D*y nUh D^w‘ntLJUt?y The Jerry Stam* entertained aratatant to Director of Public Ruffner. * Rev and Mrs. Marvin Mr a„d Fred 8tam or Mld. Works Kenneth Laberteaux. at a Potter, formerly of the Maple । dievpiCi Mr. ttnd Mrs Don «umJan. IB-19-20 meeting in Ann ------- ---Grove Bible fh..re.h Church, have oa nmu new p|jrey Qf Kalflmazoo Mr. and Arbor on waler works instru- address' Box 243, Hamilton. ...rs. frank Siam. Doug and frtrntaUon and control. Mich. 49419. Brenda, and Mr. and Mrs. Cody Aiderman Cedric Morey and Laubaugh on Christmas Day. On member* of hl* waler commit­ December 22 lhey entertained tee. and other aldermen inter­ Mrs. Irene Johncock nnd Mrs. ested. were authorised to vtait Barbara Kucmpel lor a p.eSt. John* to ln*peet that city's Chrtatmas dinner, and on Die. Wy Mr*. Bettie M. Cairnt 24 they were dinner guests of new 1510.000 water treatment plant which went into opera­ Mr. and Mra Fred Stam of Mid­ tion last September. Mr. nnd Mra John Mason en- dleville. Morey said the preliminary ertalned Christmas Eve their son. report made by Jones. Henry & Mr. and Mr* Ben Mason and two Williams. Toledo, Ohio, consult­ on* from Nashville, and their ing engineers studying Hastings' ■aughter. Mr. and Mr*. Don Chase waler problem, indicated more n<1 four sons from Cliarlotte. * study should be made. George Lowden entertained Mr. The preliminary report Indi­ cated tlial iron content of water nd Mr*. Lawrence Weldenfeller from Hastings' wells was not ex­ if Grand Rapids over the Week­ cessively high and that the high end and his staler. Mr. and Mrs. hardness content was responsible 3nrl Bedhun of Howard City, !or most of the unsatisfactory ;hrlximas Day. SALES Miss JoAnn Engle of Grand waler quality rather than iron or AND laplds and Wilson Purdy of Cali­ manganese. fornia spent moat of last week SERVICE Hastings' officials have already1 visited the Marshall water treat­ with her parents. Mr. and Mrs ’ rank Engle, and Christinas with ment plant which cost 3210.000. The Council approved pay­ bls parent.* at Alma. Sunday guest* ment of M77.47 towards the of tlie Engles irtre their other cost of the engineers' work on daughter. Mr. and Mr* Don Stutz uid children of Grand Rapids, * ANTENNA SERVICE lhe preliminary waler report. Councdmen authorized p u r- lurrell Tutty of Bowling Green. chase of a new traffic signal 31110. and his mother. Mrs. Lottie light for tlje Michigan and Mill 3umpus spent Christmas with her M-43 D.lfon Sirectz'fiitmcctlon. The light irother. Mr. ind Mrs Admiral I Mite South Foerth at Lansing. Mr Tutty mayfcost about BBOO. Rdutal for the trestle used by pent Sunday night with tils the listings Grain & Bean Com­ mother, . Fishing 1s the order of lhe day pany ^as continued at »150 a ww lluit the Ice is safe <ln places'. Ask City to Share Cost of Pool Operation East Middle Lake 4 / SERVING THE HASTINGS AREA STOCKa^^W IMMONS Television & Radio CLOSED Phone 623-5238 STARTS WEDNESDAY DEC. 28th 9:30 AM i TUESDAY FOR MARKDOWNS! DRESS COATS amended report of the injury to Mrs. Eva M. Stutz. R3 Hasting*, who was hurt when site fell Oct. 21 on the sidewalk near the Methodist Church. Her right kneecap was fractured in six places, necessitating its removal, the report said. Costs, although not known, will be in excess ol $5,000. The report was referred to the committee. Mayor Beckwith reappointed Robert Newell and Lynn Perry as members of the Board of Ap­ peal* for three-yeur terms end­ ing in >970. Councilmen are to meet as a Committee of lhe Whole to dtaeuss the demands of lhe Union representing municipal employ­ ees, so that agreements might be Included in the 1967-68 budget. Budgets ate scheduled for sub­ mission by Council committees around Feb. 15. TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED Begular 825.00 l<> 8155.00. Mink, racoon, fox nnd braver 16.99 >• 99.99 trimmed coat.* in wools, mel­ tons. boucle*. slaflexed mid others. -v s"' SKI JACKETS CAR COATS 11.991. 51.99 10.99 to 29.99 Begular S15.00-trr'8(>5.00. Fa«lii«»ncd ip; Regular SIKOO l<> 810.00. Quili^l nylons, corduroy, melton, orloii pile, vinyl suede cut velvets. Season’s favorite tolora. All Dunham District and ttllirr favorite fabric’ DRESSES By Mrt. Willard Bennett ENTIRE FALL AND WINTER STOCK Begular 810.00 to 840.00. L nlimited selection ' knits. two-piece styles, jerseys, blends . missy, half sixes. 6.99*«29.99 PJ.'s-GOWNS ALL ROBES 7.99 to R2 Nsihvllls 7M-I744 Mr. and Mrs Dunkel burger held their family Christmas din­ ner with 20 present, including Mr. and Mrs. George Ball. Mr. Ball was home from a Grand Rapids hospital for the holidays. * Linda Dunkelburger has been home from Washington. D. C., for the holidays. She works Ln Hie Pentagon, and will return one day before her birthday which is Jon. 3. ★ The Gray family gutlieied Saturday with Mrs. Robert Gray of Cloverdale Road. Dinner guests were Mrs. Lota Peck, Mr. and Mra. Norman Gray. Mrs. Robert Gay from Richland. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gray of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs Lyman Peck of Battle Creek. * Marilyn Tobias is home tor the holidays from the Orand, Rapid* School of the Bible and | Music. * Rev. and Mra Lester 2.99 13.99 to 5.99 Regular 81.00 to SB.IM). Fleeces, brushed Fleece*. quilted.-. brii’licd in- fl Cotton Knit TEE-TOPS 1.99 Turtle neck. Long sleeves. SLACKS • SWEATERS • SKIRTS 5.99 to Wculine authentic moccasins with handsewnW Hvamps. You'll like the way the specially tanned^ jjjmellow leather cradles your feet in comfort. 0 9_____ HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE Jan'.* folk* over the holl^tys. Mr. 12.99 Lending Money Is Our Business mention the label* al reduced pricrM ! 1009? winds mid blends. SLACKS Many people'use our money to pay year end In-lcli-wimiIs, stretch'adagio*. rigid wools, did*. plaids. All proportioned It-ijgth. • ■ bills and get cash for*rtew-y<or_ expenses. We hove money to lend — in large qr small*^ SWEATERS amounts to suit your needs. . $ Slipover. cardigan and novelty styles. Bulks knits, fut blends. Season’s color ft SELECT A LOAN SKIRTS * c“11 s One Gk-oup BLOUSES f Rrg84.00 1.& & s 7 WAYS TO BUY Liii Blouses and shirts in long sleeves. Button down and Bermuda collars. To Ply stl Your Bills and Provid* th. Csvh You Nwd L Slims. -A-lines. Hipsters. Bonded and fully lined styles. Solid and plaidS? ( ^Traditional styling marks these ruggedly mas-Bi 3306 Regular 84.00. ni Inns, flannels. Baby Dolls, Capris, Man SAiiilrfbjUwtMwl A $ 51.lt P.yuiMt Mo. $ 5.00 .12 312.16 17.00 25 519.71 24.00 30 709.90 21.00 36 122.71 32.00 36 •1.000.00 31.24 36 JV,% *«r 4. $100 1V«% per mo. »00 ts $1000 We Like To Say ^OK” To Cash Loan Requests $25-$1000 IE Local Finance "O.K." Howard 112 S. Jaffenon Ph. 945-3424 �Funeral Services ®| PERSONALS faSTswZi The Hastings Banned Held Friday Rapids: seven grandchildren grandchildren. Funeral services were held Fri- Nashville Has New Zoning Ordinance Jan. 1 A new Nashville village toning ordinance will go Into effect on Jan. 1. 1967. In lhe Interest of public welfare, health, peuce, safety and morals Makes short work of long driveways Clear snow from long drive* ■nd walks in just 10 minute* with a John Deer* "llO" Trac­ tor and Snow Thrower. Independent ground-speed control inches you into big drift* without cutting jvower to ■now thrower. Snow thrower ia 36 inches wide, clears moat walks in a single paa*. Come in and see the "llO” dow. Convenient credit. Nancy Nielsen of Kalamazoo and Church, ijike Odessa, for Clar­ Mra. Norval Nielsen, local. ence Slowinskl. 49. who died sudof Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Wil­ ChrlaUnas greetings by phone jP^F at his home on Lakeview liam Hewitt, Marilyn and Char­ lene of Grand I^dge. John Co­ Matthew’s daughter. Mrs Alice cvwing. Dec. 20. unt of Battle Creek spent He was bom In Berlin town­ the Robert Matthews, made the ship. rural Lake Odessa, on Nov. Phllip Cotant, Marcia and Steven day complete. The Robert Ab- 19. 1917. the son of Daniel and Minnie < Lehman» Blowtnski and --a ers ana on maay. tnc Maunew* was a hfe-iong resident of the Mr. and Mra. Otto Banas. Tim the Christmas party far fate the development of Lrana- and Jean, of Wayland were •> “» sswUr-ai c«rv- Fa. Paportallon. education, recreation. etna™. Day nou or Mr Mr*. Arthur Stauffer, David. ....... n and adequate water supply and Carol and Paul. 902 8 Hanover The Milton (George) Miner* other public retirements as well Mra. Lotta Stauffer. Rl. was & 635 K Mill are moving this Eurofie and Africa: He waa a as to provide minimum stan­ a Friday overnight and Saturday week to their new home in Middards under which certain build - gurat of Mr and Mra. Arthur dietown. Pa. where their addrea* Stauffer and family. .wUl 18 Meatlck Drive. He married Agnes Droste of The village Is divided Into resi­ Mra. Arloa Newton and family The Charle* Hlgbles left here Pewamo on May 17. 1947 and dential. commercial. Industrial have moved into their new home on Dec. 8 and spent a week with they came to Lake Odessa from and agricultural and residential on Grand Street, purchased from their daughter. Mrs Michael the farm about 14 yean ago He districts. Jim Tobias Orey of Overland Park. Kan. was employed by the Cities Serv­ Mr. and Mra. Homer Ingmlre and then went on to Arizona ice OU Company for 13 years The new ordinance conforms with the Barry County Zoning entertained Mr. and Mrs R. B. where lhey are spending the and was presently employed as a Omo and Mr. and Mra. Justin holiday* with their daughter, steel worker at the Roberta Corp ordinance ta Grand Ledge Nancy Hlgble Grande. •• at - Casa “ — The new ruling will have no Emery for dinner Wednesday — {Surviving art his wife; two In Vietnam—Airman First Class! effect on present buildings nor nlcht. Frederick Welsch and family 1 until some time In April. sons. Dennis and two roy. of Elmira. N.Y . is on duty of Chicago spent Christmas with The Stauffer family had their control future structures. his mother and *gep-father. Mr. Ann. at home: five brothers. at Phan Rang AB. Vietnam. Air­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Donald Slow! ns of Portland. man Gerov. an administrative Mr. and Mrs Riclutrd Hart. Stauffer home with about 40 in Frank Slowinskl of Jackson. John and Eugene of Grand specialist. ha.v neen tn the fight Melle and Jennifer and Mr. and attendance. Rapids and Wilson of Ionia, and against Communist aggression Mrs Duane Gray nnd Mary Beth, yVM.U. student Loren Vuhls- four sister. Mrs Fred < Frances i since November of this year. He oil of Grand Rapids, and Mr. Gazalla of Grand Rapids, Mis* is a 1964 graduate of Southside i Vahlslng visited their brother Florence Blowlnkst of Alp>na. High School. The airman's wife, son. Rusty, of Battle Creek visit- and wife, the Dave Vahlslngs In of Mr and Mra. George (Marguerite' MJt- Carol. Is the daughter ot R! Philadelphia for the Christmas cheH of Icmia and Mra Eduard Mrs J D Leon Gray, on Christmas. holidays. (Louise! Sarlouis of Lake Odes------------ •-----------Christmas weekend guests of Mra Willis Kantner left Fri ­ sa Mr and Mrs. Robert Wilson Mr. and Mra. Charles Hinckly rey Ackley. 77. 414S 8. Jefday for Lakeview. Montcalm. —■ >-----------। and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Craig to spend the CluLvimas Mr*. Charles McLaury spent I/pent lhe Christmas Holidays daughter and family. Chief and County, , - ~ Mra. Mason R. Miller and two “rck^d her from Saturday until Monday at with the Herbert Coopers and Hospital, were held at daughters, formerly of Norfolk, daughter, the Everett Miller*. the home of her daughter. Mr. I the Ted Harrtwr. of Essexville, Va.. now of the Great Lakes The Merrill Karchera enter- and Mrs Robert Miller of Carl-I Mr nnd Mra. Keith Lancaster Funeral Home. Naval Station where Chief Miller mined Mr and Mra Howard ton Center. Mr McLaury is now and family of Royal Oak were The Rev. George Elliott offi­ la an instructor. They live al । Houghton of Detroit. Mr. and a patient at the Medical Facility, also guests ciated and committal services Zion. Ill. Mrs. Leslie Skutt of St. John*. Pvt. E-2 Dan Echtlnaw has' th? Ron Benner family nnd the Cemetery in Litchfield Town­ been with hl* family for a jGerald Karcher family on ship. Hillsdale County. Christmas leave. He returns to ' Christmas. 'Mrs. Aeklcy bad been bos- Fl Campbell. Ky.. Jan 1. Mra. At the Robert Godfrey home Echtlnaw'* porvnLa. the Glenn :or the holidays were their to her death. Perkins, were Christmas guests caugh’era. t-aurel from the U She was bom In Litchfield on May 28. 1889. lhe daughter of and Ute Norman Parkins and lege, and Mrs. Godfrey's mother. Orange and Eliza (King! Chap- son* were Christmas callers The Mrs. Bernice Neller of Lansing' man. She was. graduated from Norman Perkins returned to • » ""I N1TEUAWK LEAGUE and married Thurlow Ackley of 1‘k0 Adeibert Heaths entwn.v_ Mnki„v nr~A iim.Tvv.iav Litchfield on Nov. 17. 1909. ’Utaed their family ChrUtma. ..“'e Goodyear BROS. Implements M-37 South Haitings Ph. WI 5-5052 eight Hallie Post Must Dies Monday; _Aliens ____ ____ _ . Rites ThursdayJ '^port Address^ Walter the ' A. Bahll of TmoifFuneral service* ~•" U-'J graUon and‘ Na’.urallxaUon ---------- ---Berf- Clarksville at the Pickens Chapcl. Clarksville, this Thursday at 3:30 pm. Rev. Conrad Snavely is to officiate with burial In Clarksville Cemetery. Mrs. Post died at 7:30 pzn. Monday. Dec. 26. at the Osteopalhlc Hospital in Grand Rapids where she had been admitted about an hour earlier She was bom July 14. 1884. Berlin Township, thedaughter __ _____ of Adam and Elizabeth Getz. She married William Post in 1900 and she lived most of her married life in lhe Clarksville area. Mr Post died in 1941. Surviving are two daughters. Mra. Glen <Alma> Stahl of Clarksville and Mrs. Arthur ‘Beatrice Erb> Warner of Grand United State* are required to diplomata. Post Office or Immigration and during January 8ahll said that the law pro- ure to comply with the reporting requirement For Banner Classified Ada Call WI 5-T Audrey Ackley Dies Wednesday; Rites Friday knows how to start a This GUY NEW YEAR JOHN DEERE LAWN fr GARDEN TRACTOR Section Twa— Pane* Itelri Tkunrfav December December 29. 29 1966 1966 Thunday. They farmed in Litchfield area until 1917 when they moved to “‘"7 Youngstown. Ohio. They moved V to Newcastle. Pa. In 1919. and Ik the^Wimam wnhelraPr rolled 213- 569, Jim Durbin 215-548. Bob Shaeffer 541. Herb Bishop 527 and Loary Ar’ ““ nold 224-525 returned to Litchfield In 1935 | o. Johnson* enter-1 9LajFdlri«» «t*rt of second Mr. and Mra Ackley moved to uted their family Cheryl John- h*If : Mld-VllU 4 wins. Head Kalamazoo in 1933 where he son or indUmaoolLs and the Earl'i>lns VMrikt «n0 Strikers 3 each, Maver worked for the Kalamazoo Ga- Egglestons and also Harvey Devereaux. Rollers and Ma ver-­ I(U. K,n Sigmond of Indianapolis for dln- icks 1 and King Pins 0. for the Grand Rapids Press, and n.i-r nn Chrtuman Ftov lhey niovjfc to Hastings al that । Mra. Lawrence Jordan enter­ HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE time. tained Mf. and.Mrs David Lo­ Joe Stutz led lhe field Tues­ died on May 13, gan. Julie and Jennifer ol day with 213-577. Harry McColrlesLdum 2CH-573. Dale Geiger posted 1956 . Kinchehx AFB. and Charl_ Ut-; 563. Don Doolittle 525. Don BowJordan from Chicago on ChristfMs ers 509. Joe Benetett three sons. Harold of Hastings. ill,;. uick Dick Aldrich Aiancn 200-533. lack jacx Smith Richard of Klkart. Ind. and Ro­ / 204-537. and Al Relgler 216-537 bert of Mexico. N. Y.; a daugh­ and family of Defton." i Slaudlnx*: GluoaM Room 45*. ter. Mra Donna West of Kala’Courthouse Service 36%. Lettmaaoo: eight grandchildren, and Mra Jomuu* Mitox Mr. and M" Claude Kniko!over> M- To°' Room 32%. Office 11 great grandchildren SATURDAY 11:30 P.M. DEC. 31,1966 WKZOTV Channel WILX-TV Channel WZZM-TV Channel 10 13 & Neto & ^ear ZVe wish you all the old fashioned joys: health, wealth and happy times! With ) these wishes go sincere “thank you’s" for loyalty A hown us in the past. May you have a Happy New Year! Phone WI 5-248* 126 I. State Si the home of her nephew. Mr and Tough Guy 28. Machine Room 26 Mr* Frank Phelp* of Jackson. an«l Chargers 25. who entertained with a family ~ " Krukcn entertained their suns and famine*, the David and Wil­ liam Krukos. Stan Trumble, C.LU. Wesley Logon on Christmas Eve were their family, lhe Gene Lo­ gans of Orand Rapids, the How­ ard Bushes of Battle Creek, the lion from Alma College. Art is spending a few days this week skiing at Traverse City with roommate at Interlochen. of- Freeport were guests of the James Matthews for carry-ip dinner on Christmas Day and Renew that good resolution to put least 10% of each paycheck into'your savings account at Hastings Savings & Loan. Your insured savings will grow at 4J% current dividends to assure ‘peace oFmind' and a truly Happy New Year. We Now Pay 4’Zi<yo On All Savings SI il II New York Life Phqne Vcrmontvilla 259-7298 JTmsJfcITM MDll OF IH1 600(1) »UU_ Worthy Of Confidence Families of every faith place complete confidence in us when bereavement occurs. Such confi. dence hos been earned through our continued efforts to provide on appropriate and beautiful tribute, one wh'Ch olwavs reflects the family'ydWn creed. LEOnHRDOSGOOD ^funenalJJohie 136 E. State St. Phono WI * 3853 All Saving! Iniurod Up To $15,000 with F.S.L.I..C MEMBER FEDERAL HDME LOAN B-'-Nl SYSTEM CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK 0. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Hu stings City Bnnk MEMBER: Federal Da posit iMurwwc* CMpoe«tio*i Friendly, Neighborly Service for 80 CoxdJUUMM YmTE �I — MMTWOI BANNER Sceen, Walldorffs and1 Renner Ford Unbeaten , " IHT CageWheels | Roll Saturday Ife JFmA AU of You a Hbppy and Prosp<roui New Year! \r! Dob King's "Y "basketball wheel* are scheduled lo roll this : This is the time of the year when many of us make good, Saturday morning with full prosound resolutions—promises to ourselves to do a better job in Last Saturday's rettlU: ■ everything we attempt For some of us, just an effort in that direction can only be for the good,-for others it is quite a tough job. We believe our City Council is in that position. Everything that government body does lx pretty dam good. Thera is one improvement -n;» Stem Brownell 16, GAME THURSDAY NIGHT Newell Heath 10, 1 Jerry Whitney and tnd that is chlorinating the cf- Conservation Newsmakers in Thunday, Jan. S, Hast Ings’ priTaatft -chlorinating about pro.' in the Bast Gym. Swift's Hardware takes on the Hastings Merchants m lhe nightcap on p.m. Thursday. I main Hasting* Brain* 51. The Ttam 44-Rlteh Adam* 20. Ray Bill* 12, Pau) Pierson 9. Colin Ctuttendcn 6. Tom *' “* the approval of the th authorities — al­ dont understand why of the Nation rebel!the polluting of our Oriole* next Spring after com­ pleting the 1966 minor leagut re that dumping un­ season with a 307 batting aver­ age. . . . Buzz Fazio of Kingsbury Thornapple River la Road, a former Detroiter now Even though some 60 bowling In Kalamazoo, won a the suspended solids bcrlii in the All-Star bowling settled out and re­ tournament eliminations in Grund Rnplds Grand Rapids u.n.n no on ace (Gerald Glupker won top cSSSrvTtinn Btr^niHan I hon,*s wllh 5023 toU1 Po^ FTore U the min George Howard was Undefeated Renner Ford will BpartaM A and Tim Clarey 5. Norris 17. Don Myers Hahn 2. Mark Bower 1; Bob Shumway 12. Mike Hall and Chris Guggemos 4. Chuck Heath Wildcats 25. Zipper* 18 —Don Anderson 11. Teddy Fitzgerald nnd Dave VmiDcrMolen 6, John Steward 2; Scott Dtneau 7,MUch St. Martin and Al Hoffman 4. Steve Castleman 1. crscxire, I u>d baiter, THUXSDAT. J Dogs 32, Impossibles 8 —Doug । “»rec will be In the sUrtlng field Welton 13, Mark Haines 7, Rick « of «*»* BPJkA. All-Star Rohde 5. Andy Reed 4. Joaa Htnwater and soil conservation. We u"„Snve^tanc aT shosa 2, Ken Brower 1: Tom, Robinson 4. Ed McKeough 3. Ray I Mlchlgan State sophomore Adams 1. owners below the river — even lo,. . wrestler George Slnadlno* Is the though the water is said to have ,''d0 ' ' ' Sixth Grade brother of Spartan 1856 NCAA been naturally cleaned up by the ------------ •------------Spartans II. Wolverine* 8 — 137-pound champion Jim Slnadltime it gets four or Ove miles 1/ J J Qtnstah Jerry Kesscnlch and Greg Zlegdownstream — sit still for Has-' ' (llllKlIS &lllUSn tings' pollution of the river. »-> • i • • How can we criticize young- t limiSniTlSS 111 sters for Uttering lhe streets be~ tween downtown and the high / oA'p (.OttCll*? school, when we dump our un­ treated human wastes Into one Sheriffs officers have appreof Michigan^ most beautiful' licnded three minora as being in­ 1 volved in breaking into the Mct(they're having fun all winter long) rivers? ? ? ? • • • 1 calf Lake cottage on the south Holiday Muting*— An bang-up[ county line owned by David । Here, pictorially, is a replay of some of conservation s top news events in 1966. There New Year's Eve celebration is' P-" Bailey — ~~ on ■Rl ” Hickory Corners. ' were exciting development* on the state'* fishing front, notably on the Great Lakes set (or the Barry Conservation: V .Deputy Haney Baker aald tcene where catches of coho salmon and the build up of steelhead runs gave promise of Club's range Just otf Cook Road, poasibly a fourth minor was A trapshoot Is scheduled from also involved. greater things to come. No story in 1966 was more important to fishermen and other The cottage was Last reported conservation interests than the one that told of a new offensive in the fight fat'clean nlght. . . . These “anowmobiles" entered on Dec 18 and furniture water in Michigan. Major battleground was the Detroit River-Lake Erie area where the are great, but they can be dangcrous. A local mother was badly ' and furnishings were smashed most massive cleanup campaign in Michigan history was mobilized. Statewide, too, the and damaged. Two mauls, on- a 1 cutup recently when she ran into push for water pollution control was well under way by year's end. Michigan’sSgcreatioo a barbed wire fence. Al Fenton a 10-pounder and one a six-pound-; boom continued to make big noises in 1966 and one of the major upshots was a record father and son drowned Monday ' and other things billion-dollar business in tourist trade. Keyed to the recreation revolution and climaxing when their engine-powered snow I. Chain were slaahvehicle plunged through ice Into two years of b-depth study, the Conservation Department unveiled a 10-year, 1377Poncmak Lake. . . . The news 1 aillion program to meet the state's outdoor recreation needs. The forest industry, one of Artlcles\ taken Included an ox story out of Lake Odessa after ' Michigan's biggest money-makers, surged ahead in 1966, paced by pulpwood production twAo Japanese antique Lakewood defeated Hastings and i High, 73-63. described the Blue imatchlock rifles which was estimated at an all-time high. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation <t Gold eager* as the “hapless I>ainago could be aa much as i COMMERCIAL MAJORS i Sherwood 165. Esther Rowlader Saxons." . . . Phil Regan, well- 82.000. Undersheriff Gordon Merle Haines led the circuit'm. gva Rowladcr 133. LuclIJ. known here, wound up with ' | about 830.000 for the 1966 season. ; Regan's pay with the Los Ange­ wards 206-575, Shannon Lydy BUmton 156, Barb Klerecy les Dodgers, who got him from 567, Paul Cassell 200-567. Joe. 175, Barb High 169, Joan Martin Detroit, was 819.000. He more Gielarowski 512. Mike Schondel-1 161, Dorothy Friend 150. Nancy than earned It with a 14-1 rec­ Elector* in the Greenville [ ord. an all m tn reuet. relief. ne He mane made n.v the mayer 533. Lawrence (Honk) Taylor 163. Ruby Downey 153. j mu. Keeler 515. Max Myers 510, Gor- Shirley Beck 169. Pearl Fred- ‘ *«Id ,Ser*®!‘ ‘kni1 Picked up a School district approved a 3.7 iu, M.10O as his iuiui c. nc .... ,.o don Sothatd 516. Robert Hollis- crlckson 142. Elanor Mdrrtll 154. [ ■vvw for share. He special tax for school operating 83.000 ,nr for touring Japan with lax Monday. Dec. 19. The vote ter 511. Al Relgler 204-628. Muy- GeneUThompoon 167 and Norma Apt *" “ WORLD'S LARGEST SELUNG SNOWMOBILE fie pod gers, plus expenses. . . . WB* b!73 to 794. The Increase nard Tucker and Jack Bowman Vonrtg 154. BOWLING Tx- Western Mlelflgan Cftdher' brtig* to nine nulls lhe total BOB SKELTON'S 512. Glenn Laubaugh 501. Galen • John Hulzenga of Muskegon, levy for scliool operating at W. Gun Lake Phone OS 2-3352 Daniels 505, Russ Hazel 522. Bill — . . .. , , who did practice teaching here | Greenville The total school tax, COMMERCIAL MINORS Brown 221-550. Rod Newton 205Next to Allegan Co. Pork with Athletic Director Jock Cllr- including uebt retirement. Is now ' The Barry County Humane So- ey. Is to train with the Baltimore ' 20.9. Standings: Deputies and Ben- 544 and Lyle Sanborn 544. Standing*: Sports Bar 43. MH- ' clety reports there are puppies The Banner 37'4. Tinkler's 37, Jer Jewelers 40. Piston Rings 36. available for adoption at the anlinai shelter uiciicr through iniuugn ltor nwrucu Smith Brow 354, Belli Motors Larkc Buick and City Food 35., mal Dog Warden CulUgan's 314. Harwood’s IGA Dean Braden. Braden may be Shop 32. Parker's Tavern 31, 20. Hastings Aluminum 24. Wei- contacted through the sberUT's of! tee. Monument 37 Vk, Walldorff's 34. Zephyr 21H, Hastings Alumi­ Michigan State gymnites TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE num 21 and Southend Food 20. Slandlnn: Welton's7 Heating team members Dave CraJC Cliff ; & Plumbing 42. Ken'rf & Bob's I Diehl and Gerald Moore attendter nights Thursday and rolled Gulf 39. Maker's Super Market 1 ed Butter, Pa, High School. 221-612 to lead the field. Bill 36, Thomapple Skating 35. Con-1 ------------ •-----------Kruko chalked 200-593. Vem sumcr's 34. River Bend Golf 32. Kaiser. Ibero of Michigan Bowman 522, Dave Kruko 518, Quality Discount 31 >, and Backe 81nicS lfr56 IUac v!cU)ry Carl Hathaway S30. Bob Ritter Construction 22’i. over UCLA, now serves as co­ 231-544. Paul Woodman 533. Rod Good Scores: Lou Richter 153ordinator of MSU'* Ralph Young Tietz 508. Jim Tobias 626. BUI Bob Tossuva 183- Mike Mill- Scholarship F\uid. Hanson 213-537. Don Mathews 424. er 157. Larry Annis 157. Bob I--------------------------------------------------210-539. Gerald Trbo 500, Spencer McCollum 177. Milford Cornell | Scobey 112-514. Dale Hall 217­ 188, Roy Hewitt 179-499. Jane i512. Pete Kruger 201-549. Dick Shaneck 203-512, Emmeth Enge- Sherk 174. Vprdle Sinclair 159 * ST teth 251-556 and Bob Ward 210- and Ruth Cheney 154. Hrin.ino uh Dave Slater, Larry Gene McAlester each Utter ding 3 and Bird Reynolds 3. In tbe'.other games. Swift's nipped > W. Bliss, 44-34; Has­ tings Merchant* downed Fran­ cisco, 52-43, and Walldorf!'* de­ points for 7, Darwin Swift 6. and Bob Gaskill 4 J. Maichale had 12 for Bllsa, 3. Ron Nash and and Al McConnell Nixon ted WaUdorfTa, Gary ts had 11 for Wilson Campbell s, Bruce 7. GeUespie 4 14 points, Join the Ski-Doo families *“■ 5K%2“^-X‘pL’K wu“ and Dave Wlcr 2. Don Motin scored 15 for Fran­ cisco's lads, Steve Crumb had 12, Bob Adams 8, Don Carley 4. Larry Seymore 3 and Phil Mar- The standings: TEAM sk/doo. HASTINGS ruppics Available WaUdorB's Haul Inga Merchants Men*> Conditioning Class Starts Jan. 4 YMCA come see, come drive the sensational new Greenville Votes For School Tax Secretary Bob King Hastings Htgn < ■ • There hmo charge or fees. Mert attending should bring thelc own athletic clothing and Conditioning Class For Women Jan. 9 THE^TWISTERS standings: The Bomba 37. Ren­ Women's Conditioning Class is :ner Ford 36, Local Finance 30. Powder Box 28. Cool Aides 27 and to continue after the two-week I holiday recess. Tills "Y" program Hull Realty 21. , M Pierson rolled 166-432. Dolon Moadus starting________ at 7:30 pm. HHS Gym has been he Larson 156-435. Pat Fuerl 146­ 30 to 45 women. More 424. P. Lambert 179-459. and 8. 'Hawks 192-458 WHERE tHE FUN IS RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Harvey Baker blistered the lanes firing 219-585 to set the pace Wednesday. Bill Mugridge nnaggled solor honors with 330 finishing with 575. Al Taylor chalked 203-517. Paul Cassel 552. Bill Hanson 215-523, Bob Ward 526. Jack Sheler 215-568. Ron Byers 215-516. Howard Johnston OWHERE HE WORK IS 545. Duane Allordlng 549 and Jim Myers 507. Standings: Dog & Suds 43. Woodmansee Lumber 42. Gilmore Jewelers 36. Trumble Tavern 35. Ackett s 34. Johnnie's 32. Cheno­ weth Machine 30 and Kroger Store 20. with Moto-Ski hat that WEDNESDAY LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Motor Sales and Stanton’s Real Estate 40. Hastings Cleaners 39, East Bide Lumber 38. Ne-Hl 35. Vita Boy 34. Peabody Oil 33. Has­ tings Aluminum 31. Barry Ready Mix 30. Miller's Plumbing 28. Crystal Candy 25. Maker's TG4 21. Pepsi Cola 15 and Carol'* Needlccraft 11. Good scores: Faye Allen 190­ 525. Louise Bahs 187-484. Mag-| Manufactured by Industries Bou- —■■ company that devotes 100% of Vdhkbt. ' "You Con Coon* on Quality First in Moto-Ski" Wheeler's Marine Service Mkh E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Carl Baker rolled over the 600 barrier Friday, tiring 217-612. Bob Clinton posted 211-574. Dale Cappon 200-571. Pete Powell 218­ 571. Art Howe 201-506. Al Wal­ ther 201-556, Charles Krauss 507. Veryl Belson 504. Gordon Norris 530. Jean Harbin 181-471. Jerry Miles 502. Jack Smith 501, Doug Vickery 509. Bruce Terry 551. Dave Reynolds 202 - 580, Jack Shelter 506. Gerald Forbey 543. Russ Makley 508. Dick Pennock 528. Carl Rose 505. Bill Holllnbeek 226-552 and Jim Barnum 203-581. Martha Cummins rolled 160. Ph. OL 3-2851 Lowry 171-473. Jan Prurnch 164-1 462. Reba Lydy 168-462. Sue SL Martin 171-460. Florence Weyer-' man 182-456. Shirley Bowman 165-482, Marie Hammond 165­ 471. Barbara DeDecker 176-450' Rose HlnricHscn 169-467. Della1 Goroderukl 158-455. Ella Higdon 159-448.. Alice Frederickson 157­ 451. Bobby Handy 179-475. Joan Kingsbury 167. Hlnretta Coenen ,171. Eileen Gillespie 162, Mary y/GooDwC y [WISHES' [wishesW 2 ! FOR h THE 1\ NEW V YEAR fondest hopes come tree this New Yeor. We hove •njoytd serving you nnd knowing you. With sincere appreciation, "thanks". CThe bells ring in a bright Bob & Mickey Lombert Your Hosts / Open Late New Year's Eve and Open New Year'* Day and January 2nd at 12:00 Noon HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodlond at Michigan x‘ New Year... and that's our signal to extend heartiest greetings and good wishes to our valued friends J customers. We thank you for the privilege of serving you. From the Management and Staff of WBCH Haitinge-Barry County Radio 1220 M ¥OUR DIAL �enuren. Fresh Out of lhe Attic his son rronz wa* men what 1* now M-14 lauung no— I ward from Nashville then made 1A A one y“r 01d’ Jf. *^111 1W we hare a record was held in wjxlch are not in the praoent WisEaV “-- ’i !!S . .. 2OUU1 roaa oeiwccn w;ui»u I’ W«?p “tJ?* J^20 Jntm* wUh and 15 UW” cxtcndwl onl>' luxlf Ware. There were 20 voters with <o lhc northWard. and 18 orn5es to ffoni Hiere on. for two and n M h*lf mlk“ northward, there was Buxton ctork. Lorenzo Mudge M U]d QUt treasurer. The three leading of-1 were all located in the | stop Ketcham in hl* talk was a plat factory by O A Buchanan. The Ira Botctaller. 23. and hl* »on up to and including 1860. Mr. Chrtuma* gathering*, * Mrs Clawnre wa* iru 1; 1' T. V J. J Raymond Rjivmnnrt Kftrhem ___ ___ . ..that . . aomune _ ____ . be * -tZelpha -i—u- Clark spas.- 'J» Dec. Clarence urged Abbey and H. W Butler. J..C. was 77 and his «on Charles was elected who 1* Interested In the, weekend with her mother, —— — ...... w, . ,history 3; George Batcheller wa* 5.; hlstory Castleton to take the H,,.„ Orleans 1TT~ C. O. Scott the doctor. It can; JacobPurkry Jacob Purkey was 43 end and his record rrfvnl whlch he had Prepared. f^l K. — ——Hnr»,<v.U. *» .Kk. I ..... ‘1 fmam. ..*»»_ — _ . lime had ambitions to be a real ।prominent citizen of Nashville and carry on up to the predent wJycSf H«'G',Prl«hVrtlme. so that thaw might al-; iJrtdaX^ town. When lhe village of Nash- . 40 nnri hl* arm P. J wa* IK- ....... ...__ ________ • __ ... home Ol SDenoan. . ___ vllle was platted especially after wan ■ 14 and PUviu* 4. Solo- ^Lwy of the township It I* , ™ It became a railroad town, which William ' brought still other advantages, tmon FeiRhner was 29; Uacob 1Kjped that lhu Lapeer and Mr and Mra. K Franck wa* 50 and his son Philip j (Elaine) Newton of Pontiac Barryvllle declined. New names in lhe Castleton :21 and Jacob 19; P. GarI Inger T . , Mr and Mrs. Robert Beard ana— census of 1860 were Wealthy De- 'was 53: his son Theo 1 lamlly. ♦ Nora Hennessey, stu­ dent nurse at St. Mary's' Has-. . year* of ace nnd whose son Wil- George was 4; tai —--------------------By Ruth Peterman : pltal. Grand Rapid*, was a Wrek11am was then 16; Charles Hyde. ,32; hi* *on Oliver no. Ciirisiophcr Kill. n~ 28: 33; Jacob ;<13 mnoifhomonths; Willin' William Troxelwa* I 774 Uomd a™.8T4-S17» ; end house guent of anotlw " DeUor. 60; Dan Dollar. 18: Pet- ;39 «hd hl* non Solomon was 13;Mr. Hn(j Hr*. Glenn Degrnngr* dent nurse.Janice Healy thd er Dollar. 17; Mllltrd J. Lathrop. J“hn Detang wa* 27. hl* son Bnd famliy. Mrs. Ruth Des- »«■ I8lh ’“’’H*!-.45: E H. tathrop. 21. the wa* Austin 5: Ell Wellman. 63. hl* KranKrs Mr ,nd Mr» Aubrey ?f ,*n‘’HiSfXJn ..... . — in e-i. tin.,.., " 1 . . .... .If CV»I anA*Mn Partin ‘ Lake Odessa office In the township wa* at Evidently the people thought Barryvllle In 1843. with Seth the town would some day be a From the Nov. 4th Uue of the, in 1826. Barry County was Davla ns postmaster. The first schoolhouse was built on section lot*, with four east and west tJiur toil Howcn^ Icr“lP ell. a pan of Lenawee County, In 1827 it became a part of St. were nine pupil* and Ellen Oll- factory near the dam. a little and I am sure a lot of you fulkes , jajrnh T__._22r. Townahio S' wlU enjoy it too. It la entitled: i^ntv i*^hHe PinIu± Joseph south of the platted village, also The second schoolhouse Id the n saw mill The folks then must County. at HISTORY OF CASTLETON Coual' Ls I a white whllP inhabitants lnhat । ttat time were a very few trap- ■.ownship wa* the Hosmer, on have believed that Barryvllle TOWNSHIP GIVEN AT । per*, hunters and those who section 24. On May 26. 1841. oc­ would prosper, for It had a hotel, CENTENNIAL PROGRAM ' traded with the Indians. The curred the first religious organi­ then 32 years old; John Keagle. j51 6- Gregg. 28.*■ r«n with the Herbert Startles Michigan State's junior defenLorenzo Mudge ano W. P. II county was completely surveyed zation formed In that part of operated by S. Whitcomb, a store owned by Lathrop and Correa, 40; William Mead. 37; Ted Mead,' There Tliere were many m . prominent i of Lansing, the John Shattuck* give end George Chatlo* set,* Wilkinson The Firat Settlers ! about 1831, a poatofflce with A. Whitcombi., 7; John Mead. 5; C. A. Downing, liner in the history of Castleton. I of Long Lake were Sunday. Dec. The centennial celebration of j the home of Alonzo Barnum. Tlw tne a* postmaster; a grist mill own-|1। 46: 11: — B. — B ----who—do— not--------come—In—for — men-1 guest* at the Donald Bearup —. T. - C. - Downing. ------------ ... . —18. . -------------------------------------------- , ponen*. to fumble in each of tne the first first settlement settlement in in CastleCastle-11 In 1820 whflt <now ton township, held one day last Cr'Yr?ty W” K1Ve? 1*“* 1UU”C Downing, better known as "CAN" lion In lhe history as prepared home at Elsie for their family Spartan*' first six game* of 1946. Daniel Bush In 1841 at a meeting council. It * was ’ week at Barryvllle. brought out legislative *ta"v- ~ U,TU"" Tt “ named held at the home of Lorenzo many facts of interest to all our ] Barry County In honor of Wil- Mudge. Two more Methodist readers. We mentioned in our I 11am T. Barry, postmaster gen­ last issue the program a* car­ eral In the cabinet of Andrew Daubncy. a Methodist circuit ried out, but gave no detail* of Jackson. The name "Jackson” Is the early history of the township, perpetuated In Jackion County Chase's home in Hastings vil­ painstakingly prepared by John Members cf his cabinet to be lage. There were seven members C. Ketcham of this city. Mr honored by the names of Mlch- ol the class In the then village Ketcham 'did not attempt to Ignn counties arc: Ingham. Ea­ of Hastings; and there was not bring his history beyond I860, ton. Berrien. Cass. VanBurcn. one person- who called himself because the necessary records । Calhoun and Livingston as well a Christian who could be called are available to cover event* as Barry. In November 1829 it upon to lead the little class of since ttat time. But it required was a part of St. Joseph County church members, which 1* quite much effort and a lot of time but Inter tiiat month became a u commentary on rellgiou* con­ for him to assemble the data for •port of Kalamazoo County and ditions here, -o Lorenzo Mudge, the history which he presented was then known as Brady Town­ living nine miles away wa* for at the Barryvllle meeting which ship in which the village of seventeen years the class leader Vicksburg Ls located. It remained we win.not outline. a part of Kalamazoo County coming every Sunday from his Mr. Ketcham reminded lhe 'until 1839. In March. 1836 the farm to act os leader. The third hearers that the first deeds io name of the townslilp Which In­ class was organized at the tome all the propcr y of lhe (ownship 'cluded the entire county was of Inane Messer, father of the were invariably given by "The ,changed to correspond with the United States of America " How previously Riven name of the Carlton. nnd fiom whom did the United ;county, and II was called Barry Settlers came more rapidly in States obtain the ownership of ,Townslilp. Calvin Hill, of Mid- 1840 nnd thereafter. The first this property and the right to dlewllle. wa. the first supervisor was Cyrus Buxton, who located THIS WEEK’S STORE HOURS sell it? This will concern ill the ,of Barry Township, which was real estate of Michigan as well ,then lhe entire county. He was man and at one time owned Tuesday and Wednesday—Reg. Hours a* ttat of Castleton, and U very । thus a member cf the board of 1.200 acres. 8. Davis located on Thursday and Friday—9 a.m. to 9 p.m. interesting. |.,UK, I .'.upen'tMur. of Knlanuizoo Coun- section 23. I. Evarts on section The French firs: owned Michl- tyH'whkh<’lhen*tad jurisd'i^lcm 24. Henry Smith on section 32. gun by right of dLscovcry. The OVer thLs county. ThLs Interesting William Ware on section 33. on CLOSED SUNDAY, JAN. 1ST work of such explorer* a* Cadll- m^ory of Bany County Is a what I* now known a* the Pete Inc. LaSalle and Father Mar- pnrt of th? history of every Deller form, and Asa Ware, hl* U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" POULTRY Whole Fryer* "SUPER-RIGHT” 2 TO 3 POUND SIZES quette are well known, and they township in the county as well father, on section 29. Anson Cut-Up, 4 M I LI. SIZRI . claimed oil of this region for BS Castleton. Pr*ncr | The first aeUler In lhe towzi- of age. Two men who later be­ Split or I | I M IS LB. SIXIS Following what 1* known as1 „hlp of Castleton was Lorenzo come prominent In the political ECKRICH the "French and Indian War. — - — •--------------- ------------• life of Barry’ county located at 4 to S LI. SIZIS. Mudge, who come--from Vermont. Quartered the State of Michigan became He wns then 27 years of age. that period on section 1. in 4 to S LB. SIZ tta property of the English was married and arrived where Castleton Township, They were I government. Tta United States Harvey N. and Orson B. Shel­ ..If.Ttl'fJ, "SUPER-RIGHT" BLADE CUT acquired It a* a result of the 32. Ca t'eton Township. 8ept.23. don. The latter was county success of lhe American Revolu- 1837. 1OJ, He acquired luv va v. 160 ^. acres of treasurer, elected In 1846, and Uon, although actual residents Jand. Hu fBmlly Uvwl ln Bn In. of the State then were Indians. dtan ^,1 they CHIP'S PkIDI—WHIT "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY There were very few wiilte > cupy house which he following that Harvey Sheldon people living in cither peninsula. !oon rrfcted. Shortly afterwards served as county treasurer for Tta federal government, set up Breley tad taken up 12 years. by ordinance wtat wa* known ?20 acre.*, half of which was for By 1850. 66 families had lo­ JJONELESS, FULLY COOKED N.irlhwr.st Trrrltnrv. v.i...i ns n* tlvthe Northwest Territory, inin­ ' himself PEELED AND DEVEINID and the other 160 acres cated in the township. The cen­ W-LD. ^69 cluding Michigan. Ohio, In­ for Lorenzo Mudge. his brother­ sus of that year show* 326 folk* diana. Illinois, WL-consin and in-law. The next settler In the living in Castleton. Mr. Ketcham BAG Mlnncsou. following the suctej- township was William P. Wilk­ was able to locate on a map he tul Revolution. In doing It inson. then 36 years of age. who had made In the township, 59 of MEDIUM SIZE first tad to settle with M*R-y- took up 160 acres on section 24. the 66 families. An Interesting chuaetu. Wh?n the nrlgluftl He was the father of Cortez sidelight is the fact that the gran; wo.< made by tRe king of Wilkinson who was well known census showed In the township England to the colony of Mas­ in Castleton Township. William at that time that there were 21 sachusetts. ttat colony w> UH4t „vu Eleanor P. Wilkinen married "SURER-RIGHT" MATURE, CORN-FED ALLGOOD BRAND J "SURER-RIGHT" QUALITY, SKINNED 'S granted not only Ils present , who jived" cast of Hosterrltory. but a projection of it nlrr.g nn(1 lhctrs WM Ule 3 yoke* of oxen, according to the to tite Pacific Ocennl Thl* would Jlr,{ wedding In the township, report. The first brick building take in a con-Udeniblc <d the । Mr wiiltlnaon gave the name erected In Castleton Township southern peninsula of Michigan, castle on to li» township be- wn* the home of Lorenzo Mudge. 1st 3 Ribs 1st 5 Ribs 4th & 5th Ribs While thr United State* uc<4'*ir«l r41ltse cnm(. (rom the town of Tiie brick used In It were made Shank Half Butt Portion the ownership of the North- ■ Castleton In Vermont The en- on n farm not far distant from west Territory" by vlr.ue of the ■ tlre p,,pU|ntton of Barry County the Mudge place. This building nnM Revolution, the English were not I ln 1837 w(vs 5|2 still stands Vhd-retoweT^n? ol Township By 1860. 137 families tad lo­ X .r«S2T^inJ "** nor dM “ cated In the township which then ST'th? terelSry Z^niy * "" had a population of 761. There 11 TO IS LB. SIZBS fWI held on. but Incited the Indian-. “ Whole Smoked Ham«. . .®. ©9 to rebel against our government 1 The heaviest settlements had for tome time after the U. 8. had ASH GRADS "A" CHUNK OR * svi-oz. been made on lection* 14. 16. 22. established the Northwest Terri- ^‘*5*1.2 FIRM, CRISP, FRESH tory In 1787 The English troops 1 «*{*The pioneers evidenced a great were forced to gel out of ttat f'1 ‘ ~ J,™‘ reoion in 1795 'hips. Ttamapp.e, the four interest tn education. School teg on in Max 1 northwest townships; Barry the buildings had by that time been SUNNYBROOK GRADE "A It Ls some.lmes claimed that ........ i 'four southwest township* and built in all the existing dis­ Indians of all their land* wlthC^eton^wMttan** tricts of the township except In 24SIZE X»“ n^STanTuJ^f Ita ■ HasUn^. Ttam^t flSer Nashville village and In MorAAR BRAND 0RADI -A'* Vto 100 dliuu never made any use of the ' , nbf area in the Northwest Territory.; ‘J* HftsUn,ta waa ship highways had been con­ HEADS structed In the township. Oliver which Included Michigan. All it|lhr fl t Selflers who ’located In Castle­ Evart* served as sheriff In 1858­ meam U> them was a place ta c — --------—•“* *" 1860 and Lorenzo Mudge Was DOZEN ton Township In 1838 were Dimlpitch' their tent*, hunt game. f'«h nnd make manic sugar In nlck Bennett, whose farm wa* elected coroner In 1854-1856 and the Spring time, with here and nmth'vcst o' Nashville on section Peter Cramer as coroner In 1858. David W. Smith, father of the there small patches of growing 32. who died in 1848. William corn There were in Michigan in Crnv. who’e farm was located late Judge Clement Smith, was A&P BRAND the early part of lhe 19th Cen­ near flic Hafner School on sec­ supervisor in 1852 The assessed ROYAL DANISH CHAMF <to tury tta Chippewit*. Ottawa? tion 15; brought his son James, valuation of the township that 11-OZ. and Pottawatomics, who really who was three years old when -SIKH belonged to the Algonquin tribe they settled there Ansel Seeley The government of the United rame that year and settled on ton, who paid 825.53. taxes and States first signed n treaty with what Ls now the Day farm near Lorenzo Mudge, -fl7 38. Only eight of the 57 families paid QUART the Chippewas at Saginaw, in over 81000 in taxes. 1819. and thereby acquired pasAt the present time there are ABF BRAND ORAOB "A* «to CARTON fcsslon of a considerable, part of latler was a well known citizen 263 farms In the township. It Ls of the township. James Rasey jouthern nnd sou thesis tern Barry County, a* Well n* all east of a located east of the Hosmer one of the outstanding townships diagonal line drawn from the School that year. He wa* 55 year* of the county as a farming area. northeastern part of the State, old, the fa titer of Jqnnh Rasey. II* people have a high standing AW PREMIUM QUALITY—INSTANT \ southwestword till it connected also of Eleanor Rasey. tin- first for Integrity and enterprise. What has contributed most'to the with the north boundary of bride in Castleton township. SULTANA—IN TOMATO SAUCH «to Kalamazoo County. By the treaty March 15. 1839 Barry County building of Castleton Township are the real neighborliness, of Chicago, made in 1821. the was organized with sixteen town­ Chippevras. Ottawa* nnd Pot- ships Instead of four. The first friendliness and self respect of tawatomlcs sold practically all election m Castleton Township her people. These with a love for their lands In the lower penln- was held on April 4th of that higher values of life have re­ SAVE 20c JANE PARKER NET WT. sulted In the making of folks tula to the government of the United States. They were l»id I nrenzo Mudge. Ansel Seeley. who emphasize character and in full for doing so Thu* It will Wm. P. Wilkinson. Diminlck iteht living. Mr. Ketcham Illustrated hl* l>r teen tiiat the United 8-ntcs Bennett nnd Otis Racey. The has a clear title to all the lands latest settler coming into the talk with three map sketches he PLUS BTL ol Michigan, nnd had every township that year was Kenyon had prepared that made his his­ tory more Interesting and undeposit vnvo 8-OZ. right to Lsrue Its patent deeds FEATURE VALUE __________________________ ''bags in BAGS IN to the original purchasers of ■action mao of Castleton In 1840. land in this State. across the Barryvtlie 1-LB. BOX showing where the few who then resided tn the township really iy H D. Burpee The store that cares...about you! Top Quality, Government Inspected FRESH FRYERS . 4b. 49c . . lb. 49c . lb. 69c lb. 49c „ lb. 43c Ducks Geese Capons Realtors Turkeys Turkey Rolls lb. 1.09^ Turkey Rolls lb. 1.19 29 Zj Canned Hams O « A 99 4 5” Smoked Homs Beef Rib Roost 69‘! 59 95 89 85' u49‘ Beef Short Ribs HEAD LETTUCE Tomatoes Bananas Lemons Chuck Roast . l.49* Deleonieo Steaks □ 1” Shrimp Armour's Gold Star Canned Hams 2 Smorgas Pac -59* 79' Spare Ribs . . Sliced Pineapple i 89 Fresh Egg Nog... 69 YUKON CLUB Pale Dry Ginger Ale or Club Soda 09 □ 1” SLICED BACON f 69* Sliced Bacon Thick-Sliced 49* 59* Orange Juice 79* 3 Fruit Funch Lobster Tails LARGE EGGS Fruit Cocktail.. 3 49* «13* 6 k» 49' «« । oo Luncheon Meat 3 Mayonnaise 65' Tomato Juice .. 3 79* Pretzel Sticks 29* | oo Pork 'N' Beans . .4 HALF and HALF COFFEE Potato chips 1 iH M MIL SOUR CREAM You May Win up to mg the settlement* In the town­ ship in 1850. and the location not in existence In 1850 nor up to I860, the present road leading through Barryvllle to Nashville. wa_« not where it is located to-1 day. It proce-ded east to th* cast northward to connect with the can eastward toward Nashville and again al Nashville. Since straightened ao that anvone driving; from Barryvllle to Nash- JEFFERSON SAUSAGE KITCHEN (The Rowlands) river. The "State Hoad." leading then c i huts ntl ally *1,000 IN CASH Play (HP's fxciting BONUS BINGO Rye Breads 29* I VARIBTMS JANI PABKSB Sandwich Bread Oto a 45 33' Kimmel Bread 39 Angel Food Cake HTWT. Coffee Cake QUART CARTON rao. 59 " / OSTMOHT sheriff or MAtvn. \ ICE CREAM your choice Mi-gal �Corps Missi Artist Ctrl Baptist Church Baptist Church ' ttire'.wa* ajk^r^ft axcltaage. str a Bn> watch through Sunday. Frit, treasurer: Luella Rogers, with Ur use chaplain; Thelma Barr, oonduc- Mr. Teullng will illustrate hia In Grand RaiMds, Dorothy Grooe- mewsagc, nightly jvlth full-color wold; alternate delegate, Clara pictures. Part of each picture Ls drawn wrth a special invisible ChrUtmaa cards were signed State's 22-0 football □vrr Northwestern in I960 audience with regular chalk. Tlw complete picture is displayed un­ der a buttery of rhcoataUcaUyoontxollcd colored lights, and the addition of the mysterious ' black light" produces sensational ef- lhe amateur electrician has Severn! original framed draw­ caused* more than one home fire ings by Mr. Tculmg will be given during Christmastime. sway during the campaign aa awards D.-tuils of tlw contest will lx- explained by the artist at Uw flrat evening meeting. Uonal accounts before enter­ ing the Gospel ministry. best of lock pBosPEwrf SUCCESS 0000 HEALTH Peace has drawn over 4500 pictures be­ fore audiences in churches of many denominations In 45 states and Canada. Pastors, churches. Bible conferences and youth groups acclaim his ability to in­ spire with his drawings which are done rapidly and with pre­ cision. A stereo sound system of profe.'sional quality will provide mu­ sical settings for lhe pictures. Rev. Teullng is also noted as FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Orangeville an bun- 9 S Worship service, 10 am. Sunday school. 11-am. Mote, Sup'.. g^jor.UtfflcaXiM 8 pm. Yoang-People's strrtee. 7 pm. Evangelistic emrtoe. Nuraary. > 3\uia sxh kj aehopl Jh charga nd Gladys J-^DAR CRTOL 9:30 Church school classes for, ‘‘"‘^CHURCH ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST ____ ground Rd, iui, b muo> oouui kindergarten and below. . campground Pastor, Donald Tick ' Wednesday AcUvltlca i Bunday school, 10 am, 9.45 am. Bunday school. 9:30 Circle 2 *<U mret ai. the, Worship, 11 am. " home of Mrs. Jack Wood. ■ Youth meeting, 6-.15 pm. Munn. 7 pm. Evening worship. 1:30 Circle 3 will moot at Liu: Prayer, Bible study, 7:30- pm. Teen* and Young Adult*, in BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 1:30 Circle 4 will meet at the nwiTi'n nnFTnRF4 rw Buhl ChurU. «1U> MIX Cbaur “ Rev. CtMlmar Millar, Psator Adult prayer service In charge Amhart and Mra G. M Kct, E. Colfax at, N. Boltwood 11 am. Morning worship. . Rev. Earl Gaskill, Paster 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Rev. Praj-cr meeting Wednesday, 7. King, speaker. Morning worship, 9 :30 am. home of Mrs. Aben Johnson. Sunday school, 10:30 a.m. 7:30 pm. Wednesday Prayer THE GALILEAN ixunc of Mra. Douglas Anderson. I BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer, 7 pm. Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Rogers arrived 8 Circle 7 will meet al the HASTINGS CONGREGATION Thursday Activities OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 3:30 Cherub choir practice. 220 West Colfax Street 6 Kirk House choir practice. Sunday public talk. 3 pm. 0.45 Junior High clwlr prac­ tice. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED 7:30 Chancel choir practice. BRETHREN CHURCH •*- swasras. Nursery provided. Broadcast of /k.o.i ------ . — over (VtV'U 9.30 service WBCH. LI.-. Her­ mon. "Solvation Yet Crisis." and chalk artist vlce president; May belle Smith ch folk extend a wel- and a gift given to a member of all to attend this rpe-. the Medical Facility. service beginning at The next dinner and birthday meeting will be on Thursday. Broadway and Carter Willard H. Curtis and , RiclLaTO K. Harn MintatcrJ Sunday. Jon. 1. MILO BIBLR CHURCH . Route 3 Deltas ■ . • Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible tmehar | . A. J. BpulWs. Paster Sunday school. 10 ml Warship, 11 am. However, French la the-offi­ cial language and all* govern­ ment schools ore taught in IL Arabic U. taught in the Muslim schoola Although most people can rood In this language they they are reading. Hardily any literature is produced in Wolof. Penney has studied Wolof. de­ veloped some lessons in-it and taught it to the newer mission- • aria Several Wolof tracts have Freeport Road , daughter and family In Colorado been written and mimeographed. Springs. Odo. and are having The Bible books of Matthew and I Phone 945-5104 Ian enjoyable vacation, a tele10 Um_ Sunday school. 11 im. Morning worship. i phone call reports. delayed many months—a fire de­ 6:30 pm. Young People's serstroyed the type and all the HASTTNG8 manusertpta except one. 7:30 pun. Evening rervlce. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Bible study hour. Investmsnt Plan Of Seventh-day Church Profitable Bunday school, 10 am. HASTINGS UNITED Worship hour. 11 am. HOLINESS CHURCH Bunday evening service, 7 pm. Darrel SUtrlxud, president. 11 am. Worship service. Holy Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 Marvin filckmlUer. Pastor BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL "An Investment program start­ pm, Bel'^OvenslUre, director. Henry VanTU, Evangelist ed in 1968 for the Hastings Saturday, Dec. 31, 7:45 KolnEvangeWic service, 7:15 pm. Morning worship, 11 are. Senveth-day Advent!* Church oneu claw meets at church for, ____________ Prayer service________________ Wednesday, 7:30 Evening service, 7:30 pm. 11:15 am. Sunday school. has brought outstanding gains In progressive dinner. Also Satur- pjn. Class leaders, Clayton Mote Mid-week prayer meeting Wedspite of market fluctuation." says day, Dec. 31. 11:30 pm. New and Fred Bawdy. A cordial welcome to all. the Investment director of the Year's Eve service. Holy Com- ; -----------church. Mrs Samuel Ely, 2730 reunion. j TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH SOUTH KALAMO FIRST CHURCH OF GOD PENTECOSTAL 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Lake Odessa I.P.A. Campgrounds Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor BIETHODIST CIRCUIT Rev. Burnley G. Spencer, Paster que investment program of the Phono DR 4-8277 1631 Ionia Rd, Kalamo standable presentations of Gospel CHURCHES Phone 945-5218 Sunday school, 10 am. truth, appealing especially to Where a Christian Experience Rev. John Joldcnsma Sunday iclxxil. 10 am. ■^Corning worship, 11 am. Make* You a Member. Welcome Corners ehurch members. Morning worship. 11 am. Young People's service, 6:30. 10 am. Bunday school. Worship service, 9:30 am. Holy Young People’s Service, 7 pm. The program is a method Pastor Houseman extends an Communion. 11 am. Morning worship. adopted by many congregations Thursday prayer, 7:S0 pm. 8:15 pm. Youth Fellowahlp. Church school 10:30. al the Seventh-day Adventist Bible Study, Wed.. 7:3tTpm. Marlin Corners faith to help enlarge the deno­ WESLEYAN METHODIST 7 pm. Evening worship. Church school. 9:45 am. Holy' 7 pm. Wed, prayer and Bible mination for the mission pro- Communion. WOODLAND Rev. Vaughn B, Jensen, Paster gram which now reaches into Worship service, 10:30 am. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 10 am. Sunday aciwol. 189 countries of the world. Many WOODLAND METHODIST Quimby Church 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ adopt projects such as raising Rev. Richard VandenBoach Support for the light against Morning _____ _________ rorshlp, 11.30 -am. 1OUJ 15O3 ooiuuou. john^m. 1-aWe Odessa. _Mich. ior eburph'and nursery provided. ia«r vzursau, vegetables or flowers or dedi­ Bunday school. 10 am. tuberculosis anti other respire- Holy Communion, 1 Sunday school, 10 am. 7:30 6.m. Evening service. certain types of Income to cate Morning worship. 11 am. tory diseases can be seen in the ~ Church school, ■10:30 a.m. I Morning warship, 11 am. lay. 7:30 Family Night the Investment program of lhe Youth Fellowahlp. 730 pm. increased numbers of contrbu-1 I Evening service. 8 p.m. i. Choir rehearsal. tions to the 1966 Christmas Seal LAKEWOOD E.U.B. CHURCH Profits received swell the in­ NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN campaign, reports Mrs. Ellen Rev. Carl Silvernall, Pastor HASTINGS FREE vestment offing for foreign mis­ METHODIST CHURCH Ziegler, campaign chalrmiir), for Morning worship. 10 a.m. INTER-LAKHS METHODIST CHURCH sion build-up. "Il is an unusual the Michigan Tuberculosis and Sunday school. 11 a m. , BAPTIST CHURCH . way to help in the Church's Respiratory Disease Association. . . Delbpn^ Michigan Bunday worship, 7:30 pm. urn it -dfUsuoM Sujurojv Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor mission program." acknowledged Wednesday Family worship. j Itev. David Honeywell, Paster Mra. Ely, "but those who parti­ Bunday school, 10 am, Sunday school. 10 am. Adult Bible study, 7:30 pm. cipate in it My it la a lot of fun.'* pwoH »l*» 3 Pt" pooJMlos Morning worship. 11 a.m. raising campaign to a new Youth Peltowslrtp. 7:30 pm. I Worship. 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Young People's service. 7 pm state record. Contributions to Mrs. Ely noted that the in I Evening worship, 7 pm. Boys, Girls Fellowship. 7:30. Evangelistic service, 8 pm. the end of the Aral five weeks vestment program Income ta an : Wedneaday Fellowship, 7 pm. dlst broadcast over WFUR. have reached 33.C23 as coraextra income division for Ad­ Christian Youth Crusaders, DELTON 8EVENTH-DAY CHURCH OF GOD ventists’ missions since members PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH (Pentecostal) Wednceday, after school ADVENTIST CHURCH also give to foreign missions at Young People's Service, ThuraState - wide returns are sub­ Pastor, Rev. James R\ Hatfield Elder Samuel J. Elie ,each regular weekly service of LeRoy Kenney, Pastor Watson Cor. 3'i miles 407. 7 pm. _____ stantially ahead of last year and. 2730 W. State Rd. the church. , 10 am. Sunday school. Watt of Martin । while it Is too early to predict | Hastings. Mich. Ph. WI 5-9465 Sunday school, 10 am. 11 a.m. Morning worship. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL I the exact outcome, it Ls felt that Saturday Sabbath school, 9:30.1 Wednesday. 7:45 pm. prayer. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ] the campaign will see a staable । Worship, 11 am. Warship , 11 sun. Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Oeorge^S. Marshall. Paatar । increase and top Uic campaign, Sunday service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. "Ood is the subject of this and Boys Brigade. Church sciiool, 10 am. 'goal of 31500.000. Sunday. "Faith for Today." on Worship service, II am. All are welcome. Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. In all Christian Science churchca an Sunday. The Golden Text is Radio WJEF. 12:30.-8:30-am. from Isaiah: "Tlw Lord Ls our KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH judge, the Lord Ls our lawgiver. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY M-66 Woodland ADVENTIST CHURCH Rev. R. A. Hoffman Elder Gerald N. Slack 10 am. Sunday school. Sabbath school. 9:30 am. 11 am. Worship aervtes. Saturday worship. 10:45 am. 8 pm. Evening service. Prayer meet Tuesday, 7:30 pm. Rev. George Elliott Telephone WI 5-4545 Barry TB Seal Sale Hits $3,623 Culligan Water Conditioning . Michigan Ph. 945-5102 Sunday Lesson Dunham District DELTON METHODIST CARLTON CENTER Morellis E. Tober, Minister METHODIST CHURCH Church study, Bunday, 9:45. Rev. Richard VandenBasch Worship, Sunday. 11 am. Morning worship, 9:15 am. Youth Fellowship. Bunday, 8. Bunday school, 10:15 am. Prayer Group. Tussday. 9:30. Chancel choir, 7 pm. Thursday. HeCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN WOODBURY UNITED CHRIST CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH "The Church of the Wildwood' Otis Lake Road Just off M-66. North on M-50 in Rev. Isaac Ougood. Pastor Village of Woodbury Morning woralilp, 10 am. Sunday school, 9:45 am. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 p.m. Junior church for children, 4-9. Evening service, 7:30. p.m. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, 8. Prayer and Bible Study WedFellowship aervlce, 7:45 a.m. Youth Fellowahlp, Wed., 7. Bible Study and Prayer ser­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, vice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger SCIENTIST 645 W. Green Street LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station Rev. Wayne Richie. Pastor 9:50 a.m. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. , 7:30 p.m. Evening service. HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS CHURCH Elder Samuel J. Elie 2730 W. SUtc Rd. Hastings, Mich, WI 5-9465 Sat. Sabbath school. 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Bunday. "Faith for Today," on TV Wood. Channel 8. 8:30 am. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, Radio WJEF, 12:30, 8:30 am. BT. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. FT. Ralph J. Kelly Rev. Stephen Vesbit. Assistant Saturdays. PRACE Looking to the ftrturt, PROGRESS PROSPERITY w “ “llmn|r "“l" to dedicate ourtdvM Is th« fulfillnunl of man's highest ideafr. ST. AUGUSTINE. MIDDLEVILLE ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Wo wo prod to work with and for frionds «d cuslomors as portnon in the quest for (MMnunity process. Happy Now Yoar ovoryone! OUR LADY OP GREAT OAK. DOWLING CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1719 N. Broadway Almon O. Fulton. Poster 410 E Madison. 945-5065 E. L. carpenter hardware 141 E. State Street. Hastings Morning worship, 11 am. Youth service. 7 pm. Evening aervip^. 7:30 pm. Wednesday Bible, prayer. 7:30. By Iffrt. Dillard Bennrtl Rev. Lenard Radtke will be drove Bible Church Bunday. Dec. which the children will particiI pale, will be held Bunday al 7:30 p.m. Everyone Is Invited. * MIm Edith Dunkelburger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Men'll Dunkelburger. Is to fly home from Washing­ ion. D. C. to spend Christmas ente. She Is expected to arrive man Garry Bristol come home from Bunker Hill Air Force Base for the weekend. He brought ano ShaZfer, from Southern Illinois. Mra. Mlles Ruffner is home Sunday school. 11 am. from the hospital. Your neigh­ Wednesday service, 8 pm. Rending room open Wednes­ bora are happy. * Bunday eve­ ning. Dec. 18. John Peterson, day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. "Night of Mirada Cantata was given at tlw First Baptist STONEY POINT Church of Nashville. Soloists FREE METHODIST CHURCH were Mrs. Martha VanEngen. Rev. Richard Keep Mr. Dick VanEngen. Jerry OeiPrayer Wednesday, 2 pm. stcr. Rev. Dr. Groot and lhe 10 a.m. Sunday school. 11 am. Preaching. Il was lovely and enjoyed by all. Sunday evening Kathy Reader and Donna Bennett, Bill's girl WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN and mom. went to the "Night of Miracles Cantata" PrisclUe sang 8319 Coate Grove Road in lhe choir. Bill's sister. Monday Rev. Chariea Gibbs, Pastej Worship service. 9:45 art. Sunday school. 10:46>«jm. pleased to have tier spend some lima with us Sunday evening. Wednesday, 7:30 adult'choir. The Chrl'ilmn--, program which Thursday. Junior choir, 4 pm. the children of the Flrst BapJijJ. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Church' of Nashville will to* port in will be held Jan. 1. , ‘ Rev. Rusaell Houseman. Pastor The Dunham district is "Be­ ginning co look a tot like Christ­ 11 am. Worslilp service. Mes­ mas" covered with snow. The sage by Evangelist Ding Teullng. Communion. Thia service broadchildren 4 through B years 6: 30 pm. All Young People's meetings. 7: 30 pm. Church service. Spe­ cial music, hymn sing. Message by Evangelist Ding Teullng. Saturday. Dec. 31 8 pm. Watch Night Service. Mesaage and chalk picture drawn by Rev. Ding Teullng. fellowship and refresh­ ments. Tuesday through Saturday — 7:30 pm. Evangelistic meetings with evangelist and chalk artist Ding Teullng. Friday. Saturday. Sunday — Young People's Retreat at Lin­ coln Lake Baptist Youth Camp Wedneaday Activities 6 am. Men's Prayer Band. o am. Womens Prayer band. ^Nuraery for regular IRVTNO CHAPEL Bunday school. 10 am. to 11. Prayer meeting, Wed., 7:30. MHId'LEYLLLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL ' R*v. Bari Schlpper Worship, 10 sun. Sunday achoM. 11:15 am. Evening wofahlp, 7:3tf pm. COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Coots Grove *c Durkee Road Rev. Charles Gibbs, Paster Floyd Walter, Supt. Bible school, 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 5 pm. Sunday. Church That �Special Savings fertiuOr Enjoy, Holiday Carols, Party Farmer’s Tax Guide Available JdWixfftrjitrJGroi At Ag Office Ln the News 4 Especially On Berty Soil Average Runoff banshlp Bdrty ’tounit received 5 more holiday acUvlUes starting with rainfall Ln 1966 than In 1965. and the distribution was some­ what better, reports J. W. Hamp, Early payment this month In forth count* .for ’67 fortiNxer America* Hereford the 1967 edition of the Parmer's Tax Guide, according to Art Bteeby, Barry. County Extension sg agent. The booklet may be obtained Farmers month. March. dinner followed by the program. your county agricultural agent office. 301 8. Michigan avenue. I WAVNI beautiful amdlellglulng- service wmnh*■dying- th4 beginning of a Bummer rainfall was about the When and important Feder*!' same iu last year with two inch­ Interest-Males grange. .The officers and mem­ es per month, while September bers Joined to redMioata them- and October produced only about and inforinattw ftaAinwrrts ir one*inch each. . Go Down... sample of a completed tax re­ munlty. November, however, produced turn with detailed explanations Will You Be presented nearly seven Inches which raised The Junior of entries puule on It. made by taking delivery __ ____ _ _ __ _ -,-am under pond levels to the highest point Left Up Throughout the booklet num- 1 the direction,of matron. Mrs for that period in' ten yean. erous examples are used to Ulus- | this month. Rainfall to the end of November in the Air? Charles StadeL and the Junior Late how fanning transactions Grange Committee. With Charles totaled slightly )e« than 33 Inch- Railway Company lias been or­ are treated for Federal tax purStadel as announcer the follow­ poaes. dered by the Michigan Public of boosting the total over the Primarily written to help] fprmert if they moke cash ing program wan presented: annual average of 35.14 Inches. with a loan that carries farmers prepare their 1966 tax I expenditures for '67 in "Where Carols Come From." — a high Interest ratal ta return*, the "Farmer's Tax Guide" | crossing with Hlghwoy M-66 in this year. Junior Grange singers; a reading also serves as a useful tax refer- I County run-off plots at lhe Woodbury with modern flashing­ cnce throughout the year. . , Tailoring a fertiliiar by Bradley Carpenter. "A Christ­ light signals, plus additional mas Town"; "Christmas Candles" plots are sponsored jointly by lights on a 20-fool cantilever by eight Junior Grange boys; arm In the northwest quadrant omy changed. That's worth and your farm can often reading. Martin Landes. “Candy remembering if you’re lookCanes"; “The Substitute Rein­ gave (ubitantially, too. I riels. deer." by Loto Ranguette; "Ru­ • w» .... «. .......... ' Members of the Busy Beavers] dolph. the Rod Nosed Reindeer" od averaged 13 tons per acre per CouBtg'csiKtr D*»t»cuon”t>nv«. vTio- i 4H Club and their guesto enjoyed I Call . . . by eight Junior Grangers; then year on continuous Corn. A ro­ io . Extension Oflict. ] a Christmas party at the Rich­ CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S "Jingle Bells ' by the whole group tation of Com. Onto, and two of lhe Michigan Department ------------ •-----------land Roller rink on Wednesday,; of Junior Grangers. Mrs. Frank years of Alfalfa on the same soil MOST COMPLETE Welnbrccht was pianist, and slope resulted In less than j1 Nancy Warren and Mike PlfSOIL SERVICE Sonia Clatto was welcomed to 1tons loss per year. Three tons "This Is a busy crowing with Doug Hart is chief of the local distribute hto pack of goodies, high salesman in the fund for a high volume of railroad and gifts and lhe contents of the the maximum allowable soil loss lilghway traffic, both traveling Order of the Arrow, with How­ drive. . Main Office in a soil covering rotation, Hamp ard Moore and Don Baxter as Christmas Mall Box. Over 75 Busy Beavers are en­ IONIA Mr. and Mrs Earl Chceseman concluded. Spivak, Commission Chairman, vice chiefs. Dale Wilson secre- rolled in seven Winter projects. tary and Harold Lewis as ireas- 1969 S. State Rd. — M-66 from Maple Leaf Grange were said. "U was mutually agreed by Al the Fall Camporec the president, Marilyn Frey; vice I those present al the inspection urer. HASTINGS OFFICE group sold milk to lhe scouts * frotn tills area. that, with this upgraded level of and earned almost enough for Jpresident. Toni Bogue; secretary, 301 Vi So. Michigan protection motorists would have the chapter patches. They are Connie Burdick, and treasurer, adequate warning Ln cither di­ planning to make ritual cos­ Debbie Armour The next general rection to stop when the track to tumes and this Christmas are 'club meeting will be early Pc bro­ ject and was delivered by the Phone 945-9415 occupied. । Community Progrrea Committee. giving a bosket of toys and food 1 Goll Phillipa, daughter of the •There have been several mis- to a needy family. Members serv­ forth to carry out these activities William Phillipa, ol Hickory ] hapa al this cruising. Including iced al the leadership training and the members would like to Corners, won a Singer sewing a fatal accident in September." banquet and executives attended express their appreciation to machine .-s the runner-up In lhe he said. "Our studies Indicate the training session on Nov. 12. State finals of lhe "Miike It certain visibility problems which each one. we hope will be eliminated by The next meeting will be Jan. Yourself with Wool Contest." Gall modeled the two-piece, this improved level of crossing 12. There will be n Junior Grange Lake Odessa Woodland graduation ceremony. Obligation light blue suit she made in the protection, particularly the ele­ Patricia Clark of Hastings has ' ._ Spring as her 4H project. Site vated Ughto," he said. Joined lhe junior membership I ranks of Hototeln-Fnealan As-| gram on Orange Policy lead by accented her outfit with red hat | Lloyd Shroyer. Coffee hostesses and shoes, and a red umbrella. social Ion of America. Over 13.For Banner Classified Ads will be Mrs. Leatha Palmer and Gall luu carried a 4H project (MO youngsters arc now actively Call WI 5-3481 Ln clothing for eight years. She | Mrs. Hale Carpenter. enrolled in the breed organl- . to attending*' Western Michigan ration's programs. By Mrt. John Hook University where she to affiliated with Sigma Sigma Sigma Soror­ ity. She to In the Education De­ Letter of December 22: portment, majoring in home Mr and' Mrs Ernie Bateman Robert Russell, R1 Dowling, economics. ' were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Dec. 19 reported to the sheriff's The "Make It Yourself with and Mra. Eyrtl Baleman. also call­ office thatX^ur of hto Angus Wool Contest" to sponsored by ers of Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, culver, ( were missing from hto the Women's Auxiliary of the all of Eaton Rapids. ★ Robert farm on the Hutchinson Road. National Wool Growers Assoc I- Foster Is home from Ea^l Lansing He believed they may have been on Christmas vacation. * Diana stolen. senior division of District I In Kidamaroo which entitled her to Grand Rapids. Janice Davis and compete In the Stale finals at PhJllptoJte* °L Kalamazoo and JeriMichigan State Unlveralty. Over lyn Chtnry were weekend guesto 500 girls in Michigan competed of Mra. Elsie Davto and Bernard in the 11 district contests. Grand m they had an early Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Engene Kidder and Prize In the national contest, to son had their Christmas with ills family at the home of Mr. and will be a gala European trip. Mrs. William Kidder. Jr. ♦ Mr. Tills to lhe fifth year that the and Mrs. John Hook were Bunday contest haa been held Ln Mich- clliuier guests of Mrs. Zella Fisher of Comstock. * Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert De­ Camp and family of Nashville and Michigan Suite sophomore of- Mr. and Mrs James Rose and family of Battle Creek attended senior defenses tackle Pal Gal- the 60th anniversary open house Unagh were named to the 1066 for Mr. ami Mrs. Marvin Ford Blg-Tcn All - Academic Football Sunday at Howard City. \ r’n8 *n Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor were Mr. and Mrs. Toni Gaylor of Fine New Year, we’iw not / Lake and Robert »Mlller of Battle forgefting our loyal cwtomen. Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hunt and family attended the Bltos Min, <xc.pt our Ihanki <rd har< 0 Happy Now »«r. Christmas Party Saturday. * MrJ and Mrs. Hubert Hunt attended a sciiool friend's party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nye. * Mrs. Genevieve । | Makley of Hastings and Mrs. Mil- ’ I drtd Hammond spent Sunday with Concrete Blocks and | their sister. Mra. Glenna Hall, In i Lightweight Blocks Grand Rapids let* you wont ft. But, you ♦ C&0 Crossing At Woodbury to Have New Signals tereet by paying ta Dis- Barry Farm Calendar... 75 Busy Beavers In Winter Projects Order of the Arrow PLANT Gail Phillips Is Runner-Up in State Contest FOOD SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS Joins Holstein Group Durfee Cattle Rustlers RUTLAND TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE Hera is tha key that opens the door, for a very Happy many, many more. \ And to all of you, our * thanks , * go, too. Perfbnal and Property taxer may be paid at my home, 102 N. Tanner Lake Road, any day except Wednesday during the month of December. Dog licenses also available — $2.00 each. Roy C. Fuller, Treasurer PENNOCK BULLINGS Appliances & Gifts 139 W. State St. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Nashville, Mich. Phone 653-2791 i to our uany Lindy favored 4 ns with their ' patronage, we send our grateful thanks. We look with lhe hope that our pleasant associations nay Time again to wish gou long continue, and with the wish HAPPY NEW YEAR that the days to tone nay be Tlck-Tock-Ikk! The clock strikes twelve as rich in another year flies by. Many health, happiness thanks to all \ our faithful customers. Happy New Year. and prosperity the happy sound of bells heralds -Jhe New Year and as they sound our message of "thanks" we vow even better service! \Vrt/ Home of Fine FURNITURE 105 E. State St. lor you and yours. Rational Downtown * Comar of BENJFRANKLIN 102 W. Skate St. at Jaffann [Hastings State end Jefftrson Membar Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Deposit* Imurdtf Up ta $15,000,00 i'f friends, who have so ahead to the New Year Michigan Stale will close its football season In 1067 with 'WiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNHiniin | I 811 E. Railroad St. Ph. WI 5-Z423 �BUY-SELL-RENT- SWAP • HIRE • BUY • SELL-RENT - SWAP-HIRE C1ASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS LOW COST ■ MIRE • BUY • SELL- RENT • SWAP • HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT - SWAP - HIRE • BUY - SELL- RENT minima—■ HASTINGS BANNER SEASON’S BEST Happy Holiday! FREE DESIGNING FREE PLANNING As in years before, we FREE ENGINEERING extend o warm "Thank In the true spirit of this for we thank and good customers. Would like fo hear from dependable person with car regarding opportunity to supply consumers with 1 Rawleigh Products in Barry Co. or Hastings. Write To Our Friends and Customers LARKE-BUJCK CHEVROLET publication NOTICE OF MORTOAOB FORECLOSURE BALE by relations may continue for GOOD AS NEW STORE FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M 37 So. Good Luck WI 5-3150 12/29 STORE TO BE CLOSED DEC 30TH OPENED JAN. 6. 1967 Help needed at store on Fri­ day*—time donated for Retarded School Assoc. Please call Mrs. Stanley Stauffer WI 5-5178. BEST WISHES Good Health Klehard of Blagal A Hudson During this the Prosperity LEGALS merriest season PUBLICATION ORDER of the year . . . REAHM We are sending MOTOR SALES i'lccull Court f.'.r t: Over Hastings Paint & Wallpaper Store OPEN FRIDAYS Firie Friends Happiness ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HA! Real nice condition. Cleans like —Use Rexall'a fast permanent new. Still under guarantee. Regularly 82.00—Now 81.00. No Make final 5 payments of $5.15 pre-shampoo —No after odor top. floor shift, radio, white monthly Cal) today. 945-9593. Available at Jacob's Pharmacy tires. In very good condition. I Electro Hygiene 12 29 Will take cheaper car In trade Call 314-8390 or 9<H 2nd st.. SINGER—Lnte 1965 model. Used IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY ' very little. Looks like new. Still FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM under guarantee. Will sacrifice SERVICE! No charge for over­ 140 cosh or 9 payments of 85 Ou size prints. tf it Business Service* Call now. 945-9593 Electro Hy­ giene. 12 '29 CARPET CLEANING IS EASY ELECTRIC Razors repaired— with Host New Electric UpSpecial — Your razor cleaned, Brush. No wet carpets or hand­ lubricated and sharpened, only it Wonted work. Clean 180 square feet 81.35. Service and satisfaction for only 86.95. Hastings Floor guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 118 S _ — tf Covering. 123 W. State, Has­ SPINET PIANO BARGAIN ting* Phone WI 5-5118. tf GLASS INSTALLED WANTED— Responsible party to take over low monthly pay­ inum, steel or wood -jrkey Auto Glass & ments on b spinet piano. Can r Personals Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ be seen locally. Write Credit son. Hastings. if Manager, P.O. Box 276. Shelby- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — EXPERT TAILORING on ladles' ■ vllle. Indiana. P.O. 171, Hostings Telephone and men's clothing. Phone WI WI 5 -4954. Meetings every 5-5714. 5504 Gun Lake Rd. Monday, 8 pm. Tailor Shop. tf NOTICE many years to come. Our Wish For You- Classified Paragraphs CL1 >R.. anil GREETINGS and express the hope that our cordial ★ Help Wonted wishes and Hmlth. mothrr of Charlm Yuletide Greetings Sincere good wishes your loyal WHEELER MARINE SALES & SERVICE —Mercury outtxaard motors. New and used boats. Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories! M-66 In Nashville. OL 3-2831 or OL 3-{074. tt PUBLICATION ORDER INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED GAS I See Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buy! They Sell—They Install—They iV i>uhN>i 1‘ul.ilr.tir.n PUBLICATION ORDER. Riat. of Michigan The Probate Court tor the County it Barry tn lhe Matter at the 'Ealaie of F.lo. Fileld. Herea.ed File No 14. ■SI. Il la Ordered (hat on January |n, ORDER TO ANSWER. 945-9526 IIMI7. al II <10 am-, in the Probate Courtroom. Ha-tlag.. Michigan a I utlli. Plaintiff ■raring be held on lhe peHHon of Edna Hoddy for probate of |«ur|«-etr.l IVIII. for granting of adniini.tratton 1" he esevulrix named, or a.»mr other M37 South 1310 N. Michigan Drive far-a Safe Holiday. Clarence Rittema HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Hasting - Plumbing TMtnl: Hh-rnl WHY NOT LET US MAKE yoi n rubber stamp with your neu ZIP Code number. Three-llm stamp with your name, nd dress and ZIP number for 8225 This includes, postage and sale' tax Burpee's Specialty Shoppe Delton, Mich. 49046. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Holiday Greetings to all PUBLICATION ORDER Clip This Guide - Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair i Mxnrmm. |t..i.og., si.. n ■o.- Im he'd al ohl.l. .11 -.id drrr. .rd arr rryjlllr Hastings Milling & Farm Supply SHOUT FORECLOSURE NOTICE (All CouoUaa) WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workmanship. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State St. Phone WI 5-5316. mtnni < redltor. mu-1 rUtnu and -art. a rupy Ir-lo. Admlnl-irator. It Midillrtillr. Michigan. |- I'uhlkathm and -rryt uiadr aa immldrd by -talu tlalrd: ll-<- 16 l'<<>n Philip H. Mltrhrll. Ju M-'Jrl and iludaon. 12'29 .SlK-rnry- f-r fidu. lary Paul I! Pi-rrl CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ tings Floor Covering, 123 W. State. WI 5-5118. WI 5-2943 HUP WANTED UNUSUAL GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All washers, dryers and small home appliances. Call 945-2317. OPPORTUNITY • Your Community APARTMENT SIZE ELECTRIC STOVE In excellent condition, I 140. Also portable electric washer with wringer. Call after 6 pm. WI 5-5231. Bun Me- 1 Pharlln. tf | our friends—with thanks PROTECT Yourself ★ Household Goods opportunity to extend ISM E. Railroad Your Family HttrMTKUtWt UtiPCMU ’We're As Near As Your Telephone for their good will | GREETINGS! 2 Bailie and pr mridrd Holiday Greetings We take pleasure in the Motors South. tf TABLE PAPER —**Por *pfcnics. family reunions, lots of use* ‘".utiXit GOODYEAR BROS. hoppy holiday sea­ 94 * For Solo—Real Estate TOR RENT with option to buy: 2 bedroom house. 885.00 month. Good credit required. Bob Bal­ mer. WI 5-5944. Call evenlnes U patronage. for a bright and son to'ail of you. TOPCORN — Bushel or peck. Leon Tack. 2 ml. north of Banfieid. Phone 721-8710. DRY WOOD for fireplace. Phone 945-9263. tf ORDER OF PUBLICATION GanaraJ. Probata Oourl Richard J. Hudson, nt RUral A Hudson 12/29 appreciation for * Produce ★ For Sale—Miicellaneoui ta. Michigan you our best expressing our It CARDS OF THANKS RAWLEIGH Dept. MCL-65I-5I8 Freeport. III. 61032 We extend the SEASON S GREETINGS... labllalir-cl ar Ila.Ung., Michigan HELP WANTED 12'29 Best Wishes to you! PUBLICATION OBDEB PUBLICATION ORDER your loyal patronage and extend our apnulnimani DON HUGHES, P.O. Box 38 Hasting*. Michigan 1816) 845-9103. Call collect 945-2223 M-37 South I^urtnr. L. Barnatt PUBLICATION UBDl.lt. M 50<. On xh Mi aeblicatlen. SMILEY POST BUILDINGS FARM BUREAU SERVICES Joyous Season. HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c far Twenty Wo; Let Smiley Building* help you with your new building for your farm or business No ob­ ligation. Call your Smiley man. You" to-our many friends LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Large United States and Cana­ dian Company in agricultural field urgently requires repre­ sentative In this area for Crop Service Department. Applicant mu*t have recent agricultural background and be well regard­ ed in area. Position is-full time, or can be handled at first along with your present farming oper­ ation Successful applicant cun expect earnings between 8100­ 8150 weekly with excellent op­ portunity for early advancement In (his area Write and tell me about yourself. Reply at once to Marlop. Ohio Servica Halit prr NOTICE or MOBTOAOE FORECLOSURE BALE T1OER MUSKELLUXOB"— VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, parts, hoses and bags for all makes. Authorized Hoover Sales and Service. Steury Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. Automobile & Machinery Repair KEYS COMPLETE AUTO GLASSy^ERV- GET YOUR READY-MIX from th. JSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ Barry County Ready Mix Co ING done at the farm according Phone WI 5-2123. to your specifications. Farm Bu­ reau Service*. M37 So.. WI 5. ALL’ GRADES WASHED SAND 2223. AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 S. Benton Phone WI 5-5412. PI,nt. W COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ICE— 24 hour Service -ffiTack and white). Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy. Phono WI 5-2466. Miscellaneous ICE—First class work. Call WI 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— Repairs and sharpening. Saw parts and supplies. McCulloch and Pioneer. Francisco Farm Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. DUPLICATED while you' wait. Ben Franklin Store. State 1Concrete Products RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Recoted. Burkey Sales and Serv­ CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone Largest selection of Drapery HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMEL WI 5-5176. AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENJ Fabrics in Berry County. Kirsch TER — Raw wood or finished rods. Installation and Hanging. frames. Alio, custom framing. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ Beverwyk's Color Center, 221 221 W. Mill. tor*. machinery and chain saws W. Mill. \ in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ TROPHY CENTER—Plus spec ill- Radio. Television Repairing ic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phone WI 5-5052. Phone 945-5316. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au- Business Services Offered ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — year on Selchall-Carlsori Color thorized Dealer for Wheel Hor»» Tractor and Lawn Boy Mowers PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water and supplies. Kelley Electric E. L. Carpenter Hardware. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ System*. Sold. Installed, serviced. Service. 524 Middleville Rd.. ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ ion Phone WI 5-9187* 5381. Hastings. Help Keep WILTON'S *H S. OwNk Our Economy ' DOROTHY WILKIN* rfiMETKBr^rfiJpAJtr. WI 5-5JJ1 •w u. j. savings bonds 1 j-TL? Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to ba Listed in This Weekly Service ond Repair Guido �Carlton Center >*• Ifeahh apd In tfetnofiata Card - C^ef2nllyof Bertie F. Henney which wo I ,nd their kindnesses shown in। our brother's recent death. Mr. and Mrs. John Henr.ey and family -* ■ CARD The wishes Barry £UJ>t6it4. Mlehl|*a md neighbors for the cards. flowers, and gifts and to Pastor ifi iU »«n« la U>. Coar thanks to my mother for caring for my family. May God Has all LEGALS fort, and cadi and even- friend and rotative, for your many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. God bless you all. IN MEMOR1AM I taotlMt-ln-lBW. Ray Burd 1 family al Nashville. . sor. ana asxa. i-iajwa >«aiua— irtmroi Ot Stai^Tihe accompanied by Mr. and a pubiw bearin* I Mrs, George Olmstead, were in Charlotte Tuesday. * Mr. and 1 L.iii .1 aw Mra. Holly and family should be in lb* eitr at complimented on their beautiful BOTICE CARD OF THANKS Mother and Grandmother, Mln- High: My thanks to Dr. Spindler and the nurses and nurses aids, and Dec. 29. 1983. Sadly missed by the the therapy stall for the wonder- family. M.rnll C». la Wm Pub- Co. Fr*.parl NaW. 1 (racier* I.lrtuinc- " ‘ ' . g*6r*<l>*f M1N*r. vapi».erri.Or L. Badra.n, |b». k.lioa. b< r*c«i'*4 *■• «. Mallon Carried. J4rpr***ftl*ti' atvi! Br4l«r Fua*r»l Hora* ......... D»*l< INSURANCE McKinzie, Mrs Theron Hecht. Loyd ahroyrx should be added to those of last week attending the International Extension meeting Dec. 1 al the LcValley Church near Ionia. PUBLICATION OBDBB. AUTO — FIRE BONDS Swanton Inauranca Milt McKlbbin. 30 All Formi of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS >1 at 3:00 Ibia Cburla. O.hraia, Dorsad........... 86 Shirin McOko*. Hickory Cornn*. 80 ffl ctt’-Tn 04.00 Callaihin A < Th* !.»»>«:> Marriage Licenses :3O 7.00 CUtnt. ROBERT W. BRACK, Owner State Farm Insuranca ■alltr* of Kob*ri Baulk. Kob.rt dipt*. H,«*r U'iU»m* and Jam*. C*l«Aa*. Cu|riu.n .b.«*k who r.porwd «6*lh* rriuh. *t aaru*< nudjiaf U» la- Richard 31. B.a.r Skull/ tn Anitins SHOOD-STO Ag«ncy for UaaJ Chfeiaa Clerk X7A0 16.00 Barry Counlr Abilmct Odle. 40.00 WiUihmioB. N D. ElMlrlc Motor H.rvlr. ............. Maltlsnpb Carp, iltuar DuplicsUas trad vereai vi.; Offlc* flnroU reieoUti' Philip U. Mlich.il, Probsu Judy* Cbrlrlfhl »nd Boddr Hrndtnboil Bulldlas 13/39 1/6 I draper for Jeate s ?lMtlnt. Pr»«. . I•“*tiZ Doubl«d»r Bro.. A Co................ Csdillsa Ov.rsll M WwdhnS 167-3232 homo of Mr. and Mra. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makley ’ ouster in Hastings. On Bunday J. L. Tromp, M D. attended the Makley Christmas ’ tll0 pvup waa entertained at J... B Spiadlor, M.D H.allno Prua .. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dcsgranges i!Ojnc * Word received by friends CMrwl City on Harwood Rood east of Lake here from Mrs. Mabie Velte Offlc* Uupply Odeiki. The event was also a ilAtes that her husband. William, Than*. A* ilhiri. housewarming. * Mr. and Mra wa3 a patient In a Sarasota. Fla., TbamM A. Skirl* Eldon Flcs.-ncr and children went hr»pltal. and at the time of wrlt- Arthur L Olaaa. to Chicago Friday and left by 1 card (Thursday 1 ho was plane for Phoenix, Artz., to spend somewhat improved. Mr. Velte U E. BensMl . I Hcbtder'e Office parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bates,' blood clot caused a blockage In who are spending the Winter , a parage in the heart. His many there. ★ Mr. -«fid Mrs. Everett friends back hero wish him a Neill* Buckhnut.. Johnston(ond family, local, Mr. ;,pcedy and complete recovery. * Mid Mrs. Harold Johnston and jjj,, Eleanor Myers, Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mn, jxm Haskins and family, John.1,ton and family of Lake jjm Mattle Wilson, in company Odessa were with their parents, Wuh and Mre. Roy Btadel Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson on of Carlton were Christmas dlnChristinas Eve. * Mr. and Mrs. ner guests and enjoyed gift ex­ Fred Geiger. Mr and Mrs- Fred , ciumges at the home of Mr. and Geiger. Jr., and children and Mr. Mrs. Robert Bladel and family In and Mrs. Barry Donaldson and Woodland. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Brian were Christmas dinner Olmstead of Hastings were guests of Mrs. Elwyn Curtis. I Christmas Day gu.sts of ills Betty and Jerry. * Mr. and Mra. I lKkrtnw. Mr. and Mrs. George James MuldiT and family of Olmstead. ilasunga. Mr and Mra, Hillis, „r Mr. Ke|Uj R^r °lLaia,^cro cnlerWJU‘d thclr children and anti Edward Rc«sor. local, were BriuujchUdren for Christmas dlnChristmas dinner guesto of Alsundav bert Reesor nnd daughter. Helen. " ‘ * Mr. and Mra Leroy Flessner » 'most peop^ experland family were Christmas guesto ■ €n<*d a. let-down feeling I 01. nrr . nn Mnnrfav Forruua ttrrk-i thev iiuniacv, ana. ouura - were -............. —- ---- * , land of Orand Ledge. I,U5>’ ntaklng gifts, chopping for Mr and Mra Willis Dalton »oved ones and tator baking and entertained Christmas evening Preparing food for the big meal besides the immediate family, accompanied by the last minute thoe pnwnt for the- supper nnd hundred - and-one thlnp that ... cxdiange . . ___ .. gift were Mra. «... Clau- .1KaM ,iad fr. 10 ** Hurp TTirn Thcn lhc ChrixL. Christdlnc Matthews. Mr. and Mra.1 niaa Evc celebration In many Donald Mathews and children. ''<«■>” and then the cllmaxMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and ! Christmas Day Itself with open­ children. aim and nuucri Robert mavuicws, Matthews,1— ‘ng guarded ------and uuiuivu, •» of — carefully —........----------------aU of Woodland. * Mr. and Mra. I b-h* Norman Leotor and children of “O»“' Y.«r C< Flint were Christmas guests of etho- squeals of delight, the I ,nd a«« their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 1 l-rechng of friends and relatNra. .. Makley. ★ Mr. and Mra. Victor and “nfl then th*n the ,1W! big ,1U? dinner! And —.. Bisson received a call from Mr. Monday—a let down! And al-1 that the ct«k be , and Mrs. Carter Stooon of Colton. though this year Monday was a | "•rr*ni« on <b* c* legal holiday, since ChrUtmas Calif.. Monday. fell on Sunday, and in many 8:«t» of Mlcblfta I and Mrs. Frank Niethamcr were cases, at least. It was a day for I twiJ.^Tc.r-----resting up from the tedious day Ptu«* Dull preceded it In West Wood- [ Coram**land it apparently was a day of | rnrnntnl* Inn n« complete rrrfaYat relaxation as we Kiri did .. Flory of Woodland. A family not receive a single telephone Khop .. . custom that dates buck to the call to report an item of Interest w h n«if early childhood of the grand­ children when they liked to all the calling to dig out what watch for Old Santa to come Items we have. We'd appreciate down the chimney Into the fire­ place and all the family came I Mwtagrai home t<> Grandpa and Grandma's HMtlnre rial Print Christmas Eve and spent the Mrs. Mottle Wilson received! I Deary'* I night was observed and all the guesto were overnight “slayers" at the Niethamer home. Elwyn Curtis waa. taken ill early Saturday morning and to I Pennock Hospital. His illness wm diagnosed m kidney atones and he i-pent Christmas In the hospital Ha was able to conic a lovely Christmas box from the Lakewood students nnd apprecl- With you, our friends and neighbors, we confidently meet the future. South Central Africa, at present a student al Bowdoln College, a private liberal arts college lo­ cated at Brunswick, Maine. * Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Heatcrly and two boys, Mr. and The Hastings Banner PIONEER PUBLICATION OF BARRY COUNTY' ectcd and was a terrible to Mrs. Wing, who Is not band. Dr. and Mra. Colon Scbal- ' :• l bly of Waukegon. Ill-, have been with her since Mr. Wing's death longer. Tlw slippery roads and from attending the services al tha Olrrboch Funeral Home on •4'1. Monday afternoon and the burial In Fuller Cemetery Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dalton al* tended the graduation of their daughter. Sharon, at WMU where E. Uogasn occupational therapy. Also attend­ ing the exercises were Mlsa Connie Dalton of Saranac. Gary Dalton and Mn. Claudine Matthews, lo­ and family were Christmas Day cal. Sunday the parants honored her with a buffet supper attended and family. will begin work as an occupational Byron Hestcriy and 10.00 5X>0 iu,m» 3.00 S'OO 48 7.70 in 00 3 no C.r I 00 Mlehlren 10 I960 4533 Hseellta* A* I’* .. 103^00 4530 Milhr J*w*l»’r« ‘ ’ 4360 Bcbader'a Offir* 9«pi>ll*a ipj 4365 Travel Hlrr.rd : Fraoklin Aiiow.a 3 33 00 3.00 3.00 c *tw its their guest Mwlndaacc Slarn- To all our advertieing patrone and subicriben, sincere greetings and grateful thanks 30 i.i> 30.00 the donors that their thoughtfullnem will never be forgotten. ourselves to strive for continued peace and prosperity. girls Joined the other members of the H-sterly family for the annual Christmas gatherings, lield tills ywar at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford (Virginia) Towslcy at Lansing. * Bunday 90*00 16.00 ,03 recognition of our privilege, we pledge and opportunity of the hours, days, months ahead. And in full 36.00 Callendr to learn of his sudden death at to return to lhe hospital on Wed­ home late Friday afternoon. Al­ nesday for further examination. though he had not been well Blaadkrd Oil C« * Miss Helen Reesor a Colon car slid from the Jack and fed Withe: Ressner and family are h<V a memot able experience as pl of his usual sRtlvlUes and on of the Adventures tn World Ur rThuraday had accompanied his < New Year. Joyfully, thankfully, we accept the challenge UxtmtlaUr ■•brail i,4 Floyd MUter 44.00 „ w2fj'irt°r s'"°w“ ULI 306.00 306.00 9.90 63.U0 SKS West Woodland Hopefully, prayerfully, we look forward to another 300.00 Uaekkout >.<■ II,u Of DISTINCTION .00 1.00 300.00 Curtls Solomon of Middleville, Sunday. * Tlic Andrus family Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMUfTI 100JS H«rm»Ba BiulneM •». ««pu.t u* i an 61. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd AsplnaU at State 133.56 S£l^p roruana spent ouxaa^ w > V u —- 7JTttadr <taugh<*«- and family, Mr. JDygn “D o’11 and Mik. Kenneth David and w«e broken. ★. Mr. and baby. * Mrs. Joyce Welnbrecht'Zemui Colvin attended the ----- •— -------- --------- - — 1 Christmas dinner at G 1 Hah Saturday evening■ and OF THANKS family of Philip Briggs to thank White Products, CARD OF THANKS County Madlcal Faculty, '’v.sstrfeaiwr'W Ei?.'araL,Kr>‘?i,A.'4i January. *■! X b<3.u0 1,053.00 30.00 30 00 30 00 ■toTJKi 1,053.00 CWotk SsUry I 3O.IMI 9 80.00 30 00 30.00 60.00 30.00 10.06 30.00 3000 30 00 10 00 30 00 JO M 40.00 M.00 30 0O 46 00 10-00 r 30.00 ij 10.00 an 30.00 . IS K 30.00 10.00 30.00 30.00 T““ 11.46 .40 16.00 lii ' 1 60 1 6* *•90 3.60 4-^0 xtt. noa MU*M» T«*a> 8 .30 81 3.1 37 I.* A 30 67 30 3.0 ill 33 M 1 !1 1.1 1 3 S< SAC 3.6 1.6 3.3 *■! 8.9 a r. 3* S3 w ii:: 7* 46 33.36 iUE is • ttn �I ■'• I TMSarBBW CONTfsTJ Hastings Merchants Welcome The First Lad or Lass of 1967 AUhlwTi III OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . The Genuine Dennis Mitchell SIT ’N STAND AUTO SEAT ui dill 11. So Baby can ride comfortably and conveniently in lhe family auto. CONTEST RULES ... BEN FRANKLIN STORE < Baby must be born in Barry County, to parents living in । Barry County. t 102 W. STATE ST. q Ol/R GIFT TO THE BABY . . . A Deluxe,. Copper-Plaletl Set of Aluminum Arrival of baby must be reported to The Banner within 24 hours of birth. Report of arrival must contain (a) exact time and place of (b) names of parents and address; (c) doctor's name and address; (d) baby's name. 3 birth; MEASURING SPOONS To accurately prepare Baby't formula The winner will be the first baby born in Barry County in 4 1967, of Barry County parents. The birth record, with date, hour and minute of birth and full name and address of parents must be furnished The Banner Office not later than 24 hours after birth. E. L Carpenter Hardware 142 E. STATE ST. OtTR GIFT TO THE BABY’S FAMILY . . . An Eight-Inch Decorated To the Proud Parents of the First Baby of 1967 in Barry County . . . We Ex* tend our Best Wishes and . . . an Enlarged, Framed Photograph of the Mother and Child . . . and a One- Yea r Subscription to The Hastings Banner. THE HASTINGS After the winning family has been notified, an adult mem­ the family will please call at The Banner Office for the official Gift Certificate. This should be presented by an adult member of the family to the participating stores for tho gift which each individual store is giving. 5iber of BIRTHDAY CAKE To be presented on lhe New Baby's First Birthday . . . DALE’S BAKE SHOP . baby/ BANNER 117 S. JEFFERSON “Fe Bake Everything We Sell" OUR GIFT TO THE BABY ■ • . OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . OUR GIFT TO THE BABY’S MOTHER . . VFe’U Open a BABY FOOD Felpausch Food Center Extends Congratulations and will present this Baby with 12 jars of BABY FOOD and 12 Ig. cans of EVAPORATED MILK. FOOD CENTER S. MICHIGAN AT COURT ST. We’ll Give Her ■ Fine Pair of SAVINGS ACCOUNT / HOUSE SLIPPERS with a 92 deposit made out in the baby't name. Both pretty and warm to wear Hastings Savings & Loan while caring for the new baby. ASSOCIATION 136 E. Stale St. Phone WI 5-3853 WAYNE’S SHOE STORE 134 W. STATE ST. Member Federal Saving) and Loan Insurance Corp. ■ ■ —■ ■ OUR GIFT TO THE: BABY ... OUR BABY’S dl/K CltT TO THE BAHT . . . A Lustro-Ware FIRST SEVEN YEARS NURSERY SET A record book of birth, growth and develop­ ment covering the first seven years of lhe new baby's life. Ihcludes a nursery decorated diaper pail, a 30-quart baby bath nnd a waste basket. Prescription Pharmacy HIE. STATE ST. 125 E. STATE ST. , A BABY RING NURSERY WALLPAPER Enough to redecorate the HODGES Jewelry Established 1931 baby's room. Hastings Paint & Wallpaper 107 E. STATE ST. 122 W. STATE ST. OUR GIFT TO THE: BABY’S MOTHER . . . baby gowns. HOUSE COATS Selected from our New Spring Catalog Montgomery Ward & Co. Appliance and Catalog Store 132 E. STATE ST. OUK cm TO THE BABY . . . A SURPRISE PACKAGE GARDNER’S PHARMACY 110 W. STATE ST. OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . A beautiful LAST YEAK‘S NEW YEAR S BABY—MeUna Anne. <Uu<hUr of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Konlecxny. 1029 S. East Street, was the Axaln. the Stork Race Is beinr sponsored and another shower of rifts will fall on the first baby to be born in 19«7 In Barry County with Barry County parents.—Banner photo. OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . ' A BABY A Tiny Little Pair of BABY SHOES JFe are sure the baby will like these shoes, because so many babies have so happily worn our shoes for-yean. . Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store w. STATE ST. lHappy New We know what lhe baby will need soon after Us arrival. So, we hare arranged a "surprise" gift for the little • one whirft we know will From our selection of lovely lingerie J. C. PENNEY STORE GITTLEMAN’S by famous makers. 116 E. STATE ST. ------------------- —<------------------------- 10« E. STATE ST. (Completely Insulated) OBIB BLANKET THE WOODCRAFT SHOP HAZEL BARR, Owner 315 N. Michigan Phone 945-9738 OUR GIFT TO THE NEW' BABY . . . FOR BABY’S FUTURE IFe will start a Savings Account in the A fine qualify warm crib blanket to keep the Baby warm and snug. amounfltj 3S.00. PARMALEE STORE National Bank of Hastings 124 E. STATE ST. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Year OUR GIFT TO THE BABY’S MOTHER . . . A BEAUTIFUL GOWN s BABY BLISS "You may be sure Baby Bliss is fashion right" lifts from Hsstlnn merchants OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . One of our Tleautiful L- ■ A BABY GOWN OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . iTc hare the first ring for lhe first baby of lhe New Year . . .-a gift of Gold, for a permanent treasure. ... Your choice from our fine selection of JACOB’S V & S HARDWARE OUR GIFT TO THE BABY ... our Gynr to the baby OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . To AU New Year Parents Community Plate . . . The Finest Sil verplate OUR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . BRUSHeand COMB SET 2-P’eee Silver Baby Set NYLON FORK and SPOON Baby's hair will* respond to tender cure when this sanitary brush and comb are used. GILMORE JEWELERS LAPO PHARMACY 102 E. Stale Sl - 118 S. JEFFERSON � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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